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d Shipps Intelligence. lu. Prtrt of SsvnmmH.. MAY- 28 Hr echr British Queen, Johnson, Nassau, N I*, In Ymige «l Frierson. New York, May 28—Arr achr* Governor, Eaton, Jacksonville, 11 day*; Loyal Scranton. Loudon, Savannah, 4 days: J W Webster, Hlcka, Savannah; North State, Horton, do. Havre, May 2—Sailed, Honry Purlngtcn, Hinck ley, for Savannah. Receipt* per Central Railroad. Mat 27—445 bale* cotton, 460 naclu Hour, 140 do corn, 101 hides, aud mdse to C H Granitoid, Frank lin Ik Hrantloy, Ruse, Davie H Izmg, W Datlorsbv * Co, T H k .1G Mills, Order, Craue, Welle A Co, Jack- sou * While, Hardwick A Cook. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. trig* During my absence from this Stato, 1 have MT appointed MATHIAS II. MKYKR and HENRY YIKIBTIOII us tuy lawrul Agents. ARXD. GDIIDK8R. Savatiuali, May 27, 1850. 3t* nmy28 FOR HAWKINSViLhR - . rIP**a. The Steamer ISAAC SCI AT. Cant. JiieSiiSESm Hillard, will receive freight for the uitove iiiaee aud landings below, at tho Charleston steamboat wharf, and leave as above TO-MORROW morning. my28 J. W. l.ATHROI* A CO. R OCKIjAND LIME — 1,600 bills ltockland Llmo dally oxpectod |K-r brig K. IV. AUGER. For -ale, to arrive, by inayjW BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. S UPERIOR Choice Goshen Butter and Dutch CUecae, received per steamer Alabama b may28 j. D. VTARSHALL A SON’S Celobrated l»ig Hams, l»lg jjL Shoulders, aud Dig Bacon. Also some new smoked Tongues and Fresh 8moked Beer. Received yor Alabama, by uu>28 J. D. JESSE. NEW BOOKS.' R eceived by warnock a davis, May 27th. Tho Sltlp Carpenter’s Family; a story for the limes. By William E. S Whitman. Salad for thn Social. By the author of »'Salad fur the Solitary.” Comic Miseries t»f Human Ufe. Margaret Maitland of Suuuyslde. By Mrs. Oly. pliant, uuihor of “ ZaUtoe. ” More ot Fred. Graham; or, Masks aud Faces. By .1 Frederick Smith. l‘liilip Hollo; or, The Scottish Musquoteers, By Dipt. James Grant. Cyrllla; a romance by tho author ol' “Initiate.” Dick Tarlqton; or, The lost of his Ibtco. By J. F. Smith. Earaost I,Inwood, and Cburtshlp aud Marriage.— By Mrs. Cnrollno Ism Hontz. For sato at the Book- s-tora, 159 Congress street. may28 A YOUNG MAN, who writes a neat and ex- poditious hand, would take jobs or posting :uul making out accounts. «* tuy22—lw Address, B., P. 0. Box 622. • wanted; 4 MARRIED gentleman, qualified to tako charge ®®2S n ® A or the Odd Fellows’ Female High 8chool or ^Written Jouesborough. East Tennessee. Tho school is woll established, liberally patronised, tho course of study through giving unusual prominonco to raathema- t as; tho buildings mostly now, the state or socie ty desirable, tbe climate hoalthy, and tho salary good. Applicants will please stato their church re lations. und forward their references to . JAMES A. DIUAVQRTH, may2fi—a* Chairman or Committee. WARNING. 4 1.1. debts duo tho lato Arm of Spencer Currell A A Co., not liquidated by the 2d day of Juno next, will be placed in tho bauds of- an otllccr for collection, without discrimination. uiay26—3 WANTED. V hair grown Colored House Servant wanted. Apply at this office. mayla BOARDING. SEVERAL gentlemen or small families can be 0 accommodated with good Rooms aud Board, on Urn West sldo or Montgomery atroot, ono door abova Jtouib Broad street. MRS. M. 8. RAYML'R. dec 12—If !HOARDING.—Mr. Thomas, corner of Con JJ gross and Lincoln streets, is prepared tu ac commodate a few boardors, atfordlng thorn excellou fair Ac. dec 17—tf NEW JAIL# PLANS FOR A NEW JAIL are solicited X from Architects and Mechanics generally, to be loft with the Clerk or tho Iuferior Court, on or be fore the llrst of Juue next, onoliuu red dollars will be given for the plan M.loptod - tho Court. WM. II. CUYLER, i. \. c. c. c. N. U. KNAPP, i. I. a c. C. MONT. GUMMING, J. I. C. C. o. JAMES E. GODFREY, j. i. C. c. C. GEO. P. HARRISON, j. |. o. c. c. Stammering and Stuttering Cured, piiofessorT. h. lbwin r NFOHXIS those atlliulod by Stammering or Stuter- I ring, that ho has taken rooms at tho Marshal House, und is proparodto enable them to apeak and r.*ad with distinctness, in the short spaco of two hours, without lufllctlug tbe least pain. The patient is | invariably convinced that It is effectual and perman ent. Wliero the above change is not attained uo • Large will bo mado. Ho will remalu in this place I but a low days. aprSO NOTICE. ; 'IMIE Undersigned has This Day removed hie X entire stock or Segars, Tobacco, he,, from his eld stand, corner of Bryan Btreet, to hi* now store •m tbe corner of Bay and Whltakor streets, where he bunas to receivo u continuance of the patronago of all his old friends and customers. aprdOtf A. PONCE. FOR 8ACS; jA .Six Tracts of Land, 600 acre each, 3 or 4 ZJ? miles from the city or Savannah on the S. A. unOGulf Rail Road, well adapted to the growth ot Rico, Colton and Corn, and Wood enough to pay for «ti.-u times over. Apply to fob 27 tf C. A. Ct/tun. LOTS F OR SALE.—A fine lot in Wesley Ward.— Also two on Gordon street, east. For sale low. Fee 3iraple. Apply to A. WILBUR, Gen’l Insurance Agent and Broker, umy 22 1 Bay street. BRICKS. I n AD AAA OUEV BRICKS, bust qual • vv/ Ity, for sale. Apply to i 7 7 A. McALPIN A BRO., my22-lmo Williamson’s buildings. ggrNews copy. WANTED. B ONDS or the South-Western R. ft. For Sale: Central R.R. Stock, itouth-Western R. R. Stock. iuy22-2t J. BRYAN, 147 Bay street. POSTSCRIPT! BY LAST NIGHT’S MAIL. TO RENT* UNTIL the 1st November next, a com- modloue and airy reHldonuo. un tho north side of the Central Railroad Depot, known T-V_ I J ovora M*°e. Tho house is newly fur- irom basoment to attlo, which cun bo bought YOUNG h WYATT. OFFioSi ^RUEItrT^ R .1N THE THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE adjoiulug tho olilce or the subscriber. The basement would make, with soma slight improvement, an oxeolleut iawyor’s-odlcc. and second floors will bo lot for Counting- Rooms, aud tho third for sleeping upartmonts. Con- iioctod with the establishment is an out-Uulldlug ol brick, suitable for servants. Apply to 0- A. L. LAMAR, septa turner Draytou aud Bryau streets. TO RENT sgfeflfr TWO TEN KM KN TO IN GORDON B1XJCK. I"» froutlng Cliallmm Square. and well furnish- IllH 0(1 wUU Bus, water, stables, Ac. Posses* ralHLsIou given 1st of November. EDWARD 0. Wll.SON, JW16 72 Bryan street. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE* « Tho two-story brlek store on Congress Btreet, now occupied by Messrs. Elnstoln k Lckrnan. Tills is one of tho best stands lu the city for any klud of Imsiuess. Terms jtshums j-y.*»» «*.«. jEWSSSTSS^ JS^SSSSTJt. L. McKenna. tf mayU Later from Kalians. , St* JMay 25.—Advices from Kansas state that the Cunimiltee of Safety in Lawrence had resolved not to resist the Marshal, but that the city had been evacuated. The Free Btate were collecting at Topeka, and would re- But if the threats against Lawrence were execut ed. The report, howover, that Lawrence had been destroyed by Are, has been confirmed by a dispatch received from Chicago. Tho Sheriff appeared before the town with an overwhelm ing force, made some arrests, and ashed for and received some arms, hut the (teople having re fused to surrender tho others, he cannonaded and burnt the town. General Pouteroy, and Messrs. Hunt and Reeder were supposed to bo in a place of safety. Governor Rohiuson was at Lecompton, and the people there threatened to hang him. It was reported that tho United States troops were anxious to protect tho set tlers, hut were not allowed to leave their tents. Fatal Affray—A difficulty occurred In R* Bell a, ! d his two sons, Johu A. aud Charles, and Drs. Troy and Hunter and Judge Bird were engaged. John R. aud Johu A. Bell were both instantiy killed by Judge Bird and Dr. Hunter; Dr. Troy was slightly injured on the arm by a stick in thehnnds of John A. Bell. Mu Rinttt u\* a Nkuro—Ry a private letter from Macon, we learn that Mr. James Stubbs, overseer on the Lee county plantation of Nathan Bass, of Macon, was killed the other day by a negro boy belonging to Mr. Bass. The boy had been quarreling with another, and Mr. 8. had the offender locked up in the smoke-house until he could make it convenient to correct him. A butcher knife bad beeu left in the smoke-house, and the negro managed to get hold of it, sever ed the cords that bouud him, and then placed himself at the door ready to use the knife when any one should enter. As Mr. Stubbs did this, the fellow stabbed him in the abdomen, causing death immediately.—Columbu* Knquinr, Laws and Journals—By a notice from tho Librarian, to be found elsewhere, it will be seen that the letting of tho contracts to catty the Laws and Journals will take place at the Cap!- tol on Tuesday the 24th day of June. In this connection, we would state that the printing of the Laws will be complete and they will be plac ed in the hands of tho binder this week. ’■Fed eral Union, t> More Indignation Meetings in Mahbaciiu- setts.—Boston, Mau 2.5—The largost meeting ever held In Faneulf Hall assembled there last evening for the expression «r its Indignation at the assault on Senator Soniner by Hon. Preston L. Brooks, of 8. C. , Gov. Gardinor presided, aided by 40 Vice- Presidents, Including tho most distinguished men of all parties. Gov. Gardiner characterized the assault us ex ceeding in grossness and brutality anything in the pages of history, and called upon :e pages of history, and called upon Congress to expel tbe assailant. His sentiments were responded to throughout by tramfadous cheering. Appropriate resolutions were adopted after speeches from gentlemen of all political parties, many of which were warm and defiant lu their tone, and drew forth tumultuous responses. Lowell, Mass., May 25—An indignation meeting on the Sumner assault case was held here yesterday afternoon, Mayor Huntington presiding’ WM. J. HUNT, I Cor. Montgomery Ac York sts. SA^INNAH, GA., I RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladles and I 11 Hmtloraenorihla City that he Is prepared to It iTve them every evening with lice Cream, Cakes & Confectionery! ■In his own peculiar style, ami hopes to mor it a share Y'l imbllu patronago, ■ -Savannah, 17tli April, 1860. 3m aprl7_ TO HOUSEKEEPERS. D ANIEL CRONIN Upholster, 26 Bryan-at, would respectfully announce to the cltizonB ol "U-uviuinaU lliat bo U ready to make and put down jCarjiotH, Oil Cloth, Matting, Ac., at tho shortest no- aud ou the most roasonablo terms. oct3-tf |L C E C REAM! NEW CONFECTIONARY STORE., No. OS Bryan Street. TWO nooKH ABOV* Mr. Owkxxn’h jkwxlky more. | r riIE undersigned respectfully informs the La- 11. dies orSavannab in particular, and tho public generally, that ho has tills day openod a new Gonfrc- U iii.try Store, and will keep on hand a largo aud •■'ll assortment, of all kinds aud discriptlouH. Hi* will at all times aud hours, bo ready tofurulah ••riles, with suppers. tuffee, Tea and Chocolate, at all honn. ■’iri.ouuutcd Cakes, lies, Ac. Ac., made to order. ■1" luqKj.s from long exporionco to give satisfaction •" “It who will honor him with tlielr patronage. H. B BGZZOLA.No. 08 BryanS LnUrainte Female College. COMMENCEMENT. .... ^ JABBATH. July 6th—Sermon by Philip P. P Neely, Alubuiua Cooferonoo. I'Hiday, July 7th—Prlzo oxhlhltion of Sophomore I L'Iiish—Concert at Chndlo-light. f'lwday, July 8tb—AnnlvorHary of Hontz A Judson J *«iety. Prizes awarded. Annual address Uy ■ Lutiier M. Bmlth, Prof. Emory College. f“«itiosilay. July 9th—Commencement day. I dross by lion. F. H. Bartow, Savannah, Ga. fu'iraday, July loth—Anniversary of the Alumnae 1 »«ioly. Address by Hon. J. Glanoy Jonos, Penn- ►ylvanla. 1 bxiuniimtiou of all tho olassos will take place the preceding commencement. W. B. T. MONTGOMERY, | "'ril Hupt- Faculty, CLASSICAL HOHOOL. The undersigned has opened a Day and Night Sohoel, InHouth Brood sL, between Houston and Price sts.. where lie Is prepared to give Instructions in tho I-atin, Greek and French Lan guages; also, in the usual branebos or Education. J. F. DILLON, Prof, of Languages, UNITED STATES OF AMEBICA. Southern District of Georgia* 7b the Marthal qf the Southern Dittrict <>f Georgia, Greeting i W HEREAS James Rauliford do Wolt; James Fish er Jones, James ttarnoek. ami Kobbert Blbby, owners of the ship Ellzabetb, have exhibited their libel or coniplaiut in tho District Court of tho United Stutos for tho Soutliern Uintriet of Georgia, alleging and propounding that tho said libellants aro tbo true and legal owners of tbo said ship Elizabeth, of which Thomas Williams Is aud lately was master, that on tho night of tiie tilth of April, in 7 .tho year eighteen hundred aud iiity-six, tlio said ship Eliza beth was lyiug in tho River Savuunuh, at Venus’ Point, welllu shore, and wus at that time a staunch and well built ship, of tbo burthen of nine hundred and fifty tens, or thereabouts, nnd sufficiently pro vided with apparel, tackle and furniture, and pro perly maimed with a sufficient crew to work and uavlgate said ship, that ou the said night of tho tilth of April, eighteen hundred aud fiity-six, about seven o’clock In tbe evening, a slgual lantern was hung out iu tho foresluy or said ship Elizabeth: that ubout eight o’clock on tbo night of tho said tilth of April, whilst tho said ship Elizabeth was so lyiug at Venus’ point, in tho tiuvauuah River, withiu tbe obb aud flow of tbe tide, uud witbin tho admiralty and mura- time jurisdiction of the District Court of tho United States, for tho Southern District of Georgia, securely moored, tho steamship Kuystouo btate, whereof Robert Hurdlu was master on her way irom Phila delphia to tbe city or Savannah, came up tbe Savan nah River under full headway, and then and thero, with great force and violence, ran into and upon the said ship Ellzubutb, smashing tho side of the fore castle of said ship Ellzubcth, brooking five of tbe forecastle beams, started tbe dock, curried away tiie bowsprit, aud other damugo did to the said ship Elizabeth, os iu said libel is stated, rendering It ne cessary to diseburgo u liurt of her cargo, and to bring her up to the city of bavauuah for repairs, at great expense and loss of time; that it is impossible to ascertain exactly what will be the extent ol' tho damagos, but as far as calculation can bo wuao the damage sustained by such collision to the said ship Elizabeth, amounts to tho sum or ten thousand Uoi lars; that this occurred in the admiralty aud mura- time Jurisdiction of said Court, all of which the libel lants pray leavo to furnish proof or, and have also prayed a decree for their damages aloresuid, and costs, and that the ordinary procoss may issue. Aud whereas the judge ol’the District Court afore said hath ordorod aud directed that the ordinary process should Issue, returnable to tho United Mutes Court Room in tho city of bavanunh, ou the 12th day of Juno next, ut eleven o’clock, A. M., Now, therefore, you are horeby authorized, em powered aud strictly enjoined peremptorily to cite und admonish all persous having, or pretending to havo, uuy right, title, iutercst, or claim to the said steamship Keystone State, her maoliluory, tackle, apparel uml furniture, by all lawful ways and moans whereby this monition may bo mude most public and notorious, to be und appear at tho time und place aforosuid, before tho Judge uforosald, to show cause, if any they have, why judgment should not E iss os prayed fur, and to do aud receive what uuto W aud justico shall appertain, nnd whatever you shall do in tho premises you shall certify to tho Judgo aforesaid, at tiie timo and placo aforesaid, to gether with this writ. Witness tho Honorable John 0. N tool I, Judge of said District Court, this twenty-third day of May, eighteen hundred and fiRy-six. LAW, BARTOW A LOVELL, Proctors for Libellants. All persons Interested In this monition will tako due notice. DAN’L H. STEWART, U. 8. Marshal. Savannah, 23d May, I860. CAMILLE; A Piny in Five Acta. T RANSLATED from tho French, or Alexander Du mas, Jr., by Matilda Horon. Rocoivod and for sale by WARNOCK & DAVDJ. may20 159 Congress street. Ad- ' Tnglish ROWN DE BAGE.-Just received perstr. Alabama, aud for salt by J.W. THKELKELD, I *' r17 Concrete ftBdWUtaker-ftf. VHA P ADELFORD’S Wharf, next west of the low or Steam Rico Mill, ono hundred and fifty loot t rout, to rent on reasonable terms. Possession given 1st Novomber next. nwylg PADELFORD, FAY k CO. B leached shirtings. - 10 cases a-4,7- and 4-4 Bleached Shirtings, different stylos ust received and for sale by marl 1 ’jRli ffij N—LAD80N A ROGERS', ffj /CHOICE OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKY. V>—10 bbls choice Monongahola whisky, very old aud puro. Just rocoived por Koyatouo State, and for salo by may7 10t CIIAS. A. GREINER. L IME—1000 bbls. Lime landing per schooner Mulno Iaw, and for salo by may7 BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. H AY—CO bales Prime Northern Hay land ing por brig Philura.^and for salo by may7 UGHAM, KELLY k CO. TO KENT* The Dwolllug lately occupied by Judge Fleming, in Tuylor Btreet, uour Drayton. Houso is three stories on a basement, iwith good servants’ rooms, oudouthousos, *oHsertHlon given Immediately. Apply to fob 28 IL L. COHEN. FOR BENT. Possession giveu immodiatHy — Three story brick house, new aud iu good order, on Mncon street, next east rcshUnce to Mrs. ^Jewett. Apply at this ofilce. ti moy27 ‘ ATLANTA HOTEL. ATLANTA : i t i GEORGIA. J. J. 1IE8LER, Proprietor. bale of the Verandah lintel, .Vine Orlean*. Passengers per Evening Trains will find Suppor ready on the arrival of the Cars, tmiyW MERCHANTS’ HOTEL, JACKSONVILLE, EAST FLA. JOHN BOZEMAN, Proprltlor. HOARD I’KK DAY $ 1 60 BOARD PUR WKKK. 0 00 BOARD PKR MONTH 20 00 mayia lyr •mULSHOUSE, CORNER MEETING AND QUEEN-STREETS, CHARUCWO.V, 8. C. M TIIIS House is now adapted to all the wanfo of tho Travelling Public, and tbo of- forts or tho Proprietor will bo to dosorvo their patronage. mar 31 THOMAS S. NICKERSON. MONTGOMERY’SHOTEL ANDDIMNG ROOMS—(ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.) A'o. 15 and 17 Heekman, two doom rant of .Vaaau rtreet, near the City Hall Park, The subscriber, thankful for past favors, would inform his patrons and the traveling public, that he is now prepared to fornlsfi first class lodging Rooms, with convenion- equal to auy Hotel iu tho city, Trnnslout or per manent lodgers accommodated by tho day, week or month, with or without hoard. R. C. MONTGOMERY, myl3 New York. Ml 8 ’ WUl It. m prepared, INDIAN SPRING HOTEL. ~ H Tho Undorslgned has again the pleasure or informing his numerous friouds, as well as tho public at largo, that ho is yet at tbo Iudian Spring Hotel, and is folly , with the assistance of bis sons and his own experience of six years ut the hotel, with tho best cooks that con bo procured, as woll os assis tance of all kinds, to ask of all those who visit the Spring a generous share of their patronage, intend ing to spare no pains of himself to make ail such os please to givo him a call comfortable. The Indian Sprlug Hotel is now opon, aud ready to receive all those that will please to call. There will ho at For sythe Depot coaches and hacks ready to convoy all such os wish to go over. EDW. VARNER, may23-3taw tsopl Proprietor. *** Savaunah Republican, Morning News, aud Charleston Courier will please insert the above three tlmos each week until 1st September, and send their bills for payment* EDW. VARNER.__ A BK AUTIFUL SUMMERRH 8IDENCE FOR HALE.—Delightfully situated resi dence at Mllway, two and a half miles liilH from Mllledgovillo, a quarter of a mile JjjUffik from Oglethorpo Unlvorsity, within a few minutes walk of Railroad Depot. The houso con- talus eight rooms, two parlors, dining room, five chambers, wide hall and wide gallery front aud rear; kitchen, servants rooms, smoke houso, carriago house and stable. The buildings are all in good or der, lowing undergone thorough repairs. The lot contains four acres, and woll laid out—contains a variety of fruit treos, shrubbery aud (lowers; on tho lut is a well or fine water; thirty acres of wood land goes with it. The furniture, carriage nnd horses will bo sold, if desired. All sold on account of re moval. Terms moderate, if applied for Immediately. Address M. M. HOLMES, apr 23 cod—lino Mllledgovillo Geo. It: ST. MARYS’ HOTEL. The above namod House Is now open for the reception of Boardors nnd Travellers, and tho undersigned promises to spare neither pains or expense to mako his pa trons comfcrtAblo. His table will always bo sup plied with tho choicest that tho market and tho sur- rouudlng country affords—Fresh Fteb, Oysters, Von- Uou, Wild Game, Ac. Tho House is large and airy, and withiu a low yarJsof thelaudlug, on tho beau- tifol rlvor St. Marys, and is a desirable placo for in valids and others as a summer resort. Tho stage lcavos the House three times a week for Woodstock Mills, ContrevlUuge, and Trader's Hill, and the Sa vannah bouts touch going and coming, so that per sons will not bo Inconvenienced, but con leave when they dosire. Prices will bo made to correspond with first class country hotels. THOMAS B. JONES ■ St. Marys. May 27, I860.3m my2<|j| m which are A Valuable Plantation for Bale In Mein tosh County, THE subscriber offors for sale the follow ing valuable tracts of land, in MuIutoshCo.; 1,220 acres of pine land and well timbered : ,160 acres or good bay land—60 acres of are cleared and under cultivation, part cross ing the Savannah, Albany and Gulf Rallroud; also 1,120 acres or rich swamp and hammock land; 1830 acres of choice pine land, 130 cleared and under good cultivation, with a good mill seat attached to it, all within 2X miles of the abovo namod ruiiroad. There Is a good dwolling ou tho premises, situated on a high, beautiful and woll watered hilt, within 1){ miles of tho above railroad, and on the Macon and Uurion Road. This is a rare chance for land purchasers, and a grent bargain can be obtaiuod by applying Immediately to the proprietor, A. J. BAGGS, Sr., WalthoursvlUe, Liberty Co., or to JOHN 8. MONTAIOLLIN. Esq., roaylO d&wtf Savannah, Ga ICE PITCHERS. DOUBLE Water Pitchers* Homo new and beautiful designs, Plated and Brita- nla. At the Hjusjc Furnishing Store, 165 BROUGHTON STREET, HORACE MORSE. Savannah, April 30. „apr30 X WANTED—A Vessel to load with Timber ;for au European market. Apply at Union earn Paw Mill, or J F O'Byruo’g ofilce. marai JEFFERSON ROBERTS. WANTKU-A VbhsuI to load with Timber ;ltir * Northern port. Apply ot Union Bteutn 111, or at J F O’Biyrne’s oufoe. marai ' JEFFERSON ROBERTO. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.—The cop- red and cornier fastened brig ROBERT M. 1ARLETON, J.1I. Llgiitburn, master. Ap ply to J, ROBERTS, aprlO at Or Master on Iniard. VBBSBUi WANfFJI.—A veHMillo lonTw Ilil Umber, for Boston, Also a vessel to load witli sawed lumber, for tho same placo. Apply to JEFFERSON ROBERTO, ut Unlou Steutn Haw Mill, aprl9 _ or J. F. O’BYRNE’S Office. WANTED.—A freight or cliurlor for Itu- Vitim for Brig K. M. CHAHLEl'ON. Applpto JEFFERSON ROBERTS, ut Union Htoum Haw Mill, uprlfi or J. F. O’BYRNE’S Ofilce. Voft"'LIVERPOOL.-- 5 TheA 1 American Ship MARY k ADELINE, W. Taylor, tnaator. . .having a portion of her cargo eugagod, wi I havo imiiioiilate dis|>utch. For freight apply to Captain Taylor, or to way! * BRIGHAM, KELLY A- CO. Jfilt FOR NEW YORK—Union Link—Tbe fuHt agjJtsailing scliuiiiier H J. WARING,Smith, mas ter, will have dispatch for the above port. For freight apply l<> DiuyK OGDEN, STARR k CO. FOR NEW YORK—fjioNOHK k Co’hTjnj;— jSgaj^he uow schooner B. PLANNER, Cttpt. Ap- plugii, will have dispatch for tho above port. For freight or passage apply to mayla __ HUNTER k GAMMELL. FOR PHILADEIJIHIA—Hkkon’m Link.'— lilo seiiooiier MARY k LOUISA, Cuptuiti Nuuiiiirtn, will have dispatch for the above port.— For freight apply to iiiaylU 0. A. GREINER. GILMORE CO.’S LINE OF N. YORK AND SAVANNAH PACKETS. , Tills uow line will bo oonqiosod of the fol lowing vessote, ono of which will leave iPior 9, N. R., punctually every Thursday, commencing ou the first of November : New schooner EDWARD KIDDER, 3U0 tons, Tyler, master. Now sohmitior BENNETT’ FLVNNKK, 33i» tons, Ap- plegllt, master. New schooner GEORGE DAVIS, 83« tons, Smith, master. Now sobewnor U)VET PEACOCK, 370 tous, Torry, master. Now schooner WALTER RALEIGH. 440 tons, Mar shall, master. These vessels ure all of the first class, and haviug boon bulU durlug the past year exprossly for this trado, are well deserving the attention of shippers. They are commanded ny masters of experience and ability, and shippers can roly upon quick dispatch, aud every attoutlon being paid to their conveuiouco. For freight or lumigo upply to the master on hoard or to HUNTER k GAMMKLI., Agents at Savannah, J. R. GILMORE k CO., nnv2 164 Wuter-st., Now York. CABIN PASSAGE TO NEW YORK $25 00. Semi-Weekly Untied Stales Mall Line, THHE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE-WHEEL I Steamships— KNOXVllJJi.. 1,600 tous..Capt. C. D. Ludlow. AUGUSTA ....1,600 “ ..Capt. Thomas Lyon. FLORIDA 1,300 “ ..Capt. M. S. Woodhull. AliABAMA.... 1,300 “ ..Copt. G. R.Schouck. WILL UtAVB SAVAX.VjUI KVKRV WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. Theso ships are among the largest on tho coast, unsurpassed in speed, saToty and comfort, making their passages in tlfty to sixty hours, und aro com manded by skillfol, careful and polite olficera.— Haviug elugont state-room accommodations, they offer a most desirable conveyance to New York. Cabin I’assago to New York $26 Steerage Passago to Now York 8 PADELFORD, FAY k 00., Savanna)*. SAM’L L. MUCHILL, 18 Broadway, Now York. FLORIDA PORTS. FLORIDA STEAMSHIP COMPANY. -U. 8. Mall nne—From Now Or- Icaus to Key West.—Steamships 'FLORIDA and VANDERBILT.—These flue steamers will In folure mako tUolr regular semi-monthly trips, leaving os follows: New Orloans, 10th & 24ill Koy West, .. 10th k 24th Pensacola.... 11th &26th TamjMi lltli k 25th Apalachicola. 12th &2<Uh Cedar Keys .12th k 26th St Marks.... 18th & 27th St. Marks. „. 14th k 28th Cedar Keys..14th k 28th Apalachicola, 16th k 29th Tampa Bay.. 16th k 29th Pensacola... 10th k 30th Arrive at Key West 17th k 1st | Now Orleans, 17th & 1st Agouti lu New Orleans, dcc25 0m E. 0. ROGERS, k CO., 72 Poydrass street. fob 6 FOR CHARLESTON, Every Wednetday and Saturday Afternoons, atti o'clock r » a* Tho splendid steampacket GOR- gfiyUBSUGDON, E. Barden, Commander, will •vrtvo as abovo. und will arrive iu Charleston iu timo to connoct with tbo ltailroad lines golug North and West. For freight or passage apply ou the Charles ton Steampacket Wharf to myl4 J. p. BROOKS. Ageut. MS- N. d.—After FRIDAY, May 30th, the Gordon will eo tomporarilp withdrawn, making her last trip from Savannah ou WEDNESDAY, May 28th, and from Charleston on FRIDAY, the 30th. FOR CENTERVILLAGE, Via St. Simons, Brunswick, Fancy Bluff, Jefferson, Darien, St. Marys, dc off— k Tho fine stoamor PLANTER, Capt. will leave for tho above ilacus every Wednesday morning at lOo’clock. For height or passage, apply on board at Union Ferry Wharf, or to fenovlO CRANE, WE1JB k CO., Agents. fob 11 FOR JOHNSON’S LANDING, AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES, 7b leave on Tuesday Night, the 12th instant, m - *IT— a Tho light draft-steamer, WILUAM AiaaffiKLEBBY, Captain A. C. king, will leave regularly as abovo, from the Charleston Steampacket Wharf. Apply to 8. M. LAFFITEAU, Ageut. U. S. MallXliie “ FOR PALATKA, FLA., Via Darien, Brunswick. St. Marys, Ga., Femandi- na and Jacksonville, Picolata and Black Creek, Fla. — - THE steamer WELAKA, Capt. N Klug. will leave for the above places every Tuesday Morning, at 10 o’olk. This boat has large aud airy Btate Room accom modations, and takiug lhe Inland Passage, offers every luducomeut to Invalids and others. Freight will be takeu lor Trader’s Hill uud tutor modiato laudingsou St. Mary’s River. No freight will bo taken alter 9 o’clock. • For freight or passago apply ou board ut tue Florida Steam packet wharf, or to apr21 CLAGHORN k CUNNINGHAM. C ARPETTING, Matting, Window Shades Lace and Muslin Curtains, may bo found at apr28 AIKIN k BURNS. T~ADIES r PLESH COLORED SILK VESTS JJ j uat received and for salo by apr2I J. W. THRELKELE. J"\ILS—OILS—Linseed, Sperm, Whale. Neats \J Toot and Tanners Oil, for sale at reduced prices at OHAKKKR fc CO. t may7 No. Whltakor street. IA KEGS French and American Zincs, M V/ v/ for salo on favorahlo terms at CHAFKEK A CO., may7 No. 6 Whitaker street. QA n/in LIGHT Sash, of all sizes in &VJs\jyj\J uso, constantly on hand, and for sale at tho lowest rates, at CHAFFER k CO., roay7 lot No. 6 Whltakor street. BATB BOUS: HOT, COLD AND SHOWER. rpHE BATH HOUSE having been handsomely X fitted up, opened on Saturday, 2d or March. Single Baths 26 conts—six tickets for $1.00 mar4 J. M. HAYWOOD. Agent. REMOVAL. The subscriber has Removed on tbo Bay, noxt door to tho Republican; ofilce, whore be is now opeuing a handsomo assortment or SPRING! AND BUMMER GOODS, which he will sell by tbe pattern or mako to ordor in tho most fashionable stylo. Also, Roddy Mado Clothing for tho present and coming season. Thankful for post favors, ho hopes to merit a con tinuance of the same. N. B.—Cutting, Altering and Repairing dono at tho shortest notice. Just rocoivod White Drill Coats and Pants, White and Figured Marseilles Vests, for salo at a nmall pro- Ut. apr 12 JOHN W. KELLY. DRAPER AND TAILOR. JEFFERSON STREET NEAR BROUGHTON. The subscriber takes this opportunity to Inform hte friends and tho public, that bo is enablod, from experience, and the .Intuitive porcoptlons of tho truths or. soienco, based on tbo common rules of surveying forms, both piano and spherical, to out and make up garments to tit tho human form in the moat comploto and finlshod stylo, to all who may favor him with a call. Boys’ fancy dresses, Ball costumes, Military and Flr.ra.n’i Uniform., *°'^j 0RACE qr^nt, Jofforson at., one door North of Broughton street. deo 7—ly mEAS-5 chests of Jenkins & Co.’s celebrated X Tex, in \l K and life packages, rocoivod per steamer Keystone State. For salo by may 19 J. A. BROWN. XT EW MAY BUTTER, Cream Cheese, and ll » my 18 a small lot of superior Pino Apple ChoHHo, n 8 J. I». JISHK’S. K A boxes TOBACCO, just received direct &U, from M«.ur Wl uror 1 ^r^.a.o low,^ my 11 tbs article mentioned In Water Commissioners’ last Report, which we warrant to purify the Savannah River water porfoctiy—au indispensable article for pUaUUon iuc KENNEDY 8> DEAOU, t * j.n'j. only A|«l»for their «u. In Snvnnnnh. 'flu fEkb' . Ham II PIANO FORTBBc HAVING lately received largo ad- diUons to our PIANO FORTES, wo BTrai aro enabled to offer at this timo tho I f 9 1 I (groatost variety from the best manu facturers, from tho plainest square to tho mast elab orately carved, and from six to seven octavos. Our Pianos are solectod from tho manuIHclurere whom we havo foil confidouco In, and wo ore par ticularly requested by them to give MuarMty wlUt ovory instrument sold by us as regards durability, tono, ftc> Person. In want of» Hut r»W Instrunonl raw r* ic Bnvtns, H. Wslois, “ ln|! ' o, UNITED STATES MAIL. LINE. fbr Palatka, East Fla., via Darien, Brunswick, St. Marys, fhmandina, Jacksonville, Middleburg, (Black Credit,) and Picolata. The now end elegant steampacket „_^gjffiQffia,ST. JOHNS, Capt. James Freeborn, jeaves every Saturday morning, at 10 o’clock, for the abovo places. Freight will be taken for Trader’s Hill and later- modlute landings on St Mary’s River. 49* No freight will be taken after 9 o’clock. For freight or passage, having excellent Btate* room accommodations, apply on bourd, at the Flori da Steampacket Wharf, near tho Gas Works, or to apr21 CLAGHORN k CUNNINGHAM, Ag’ta. THE GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK, A RE taking Marine Risks at their Agency, corner ofDruyton aud Bryan streets. Approvod Risks will bo taken on liberal forms, and the usiml credit given on Premium Notes. Three quarters of tho biMlness will be returned to the cub tomers lu scrip. C. A. L« Laiutir, fob 19 Ageut In Aavauoab. INSUBANCE Noutlull'll Mutual Insurance Coui|wuy, Sautticrn Mutual LI to Ins. Company, Home Inuiiranoe Coiiipuny, or N. York, Hprltigllclil Fire St> Marine Ins. Coin’y, Risks iu the above Insurance tAmipunies underta ken by WM. KING A SONS, Agents, No, 99 Bay Btreet. Savauimh, MtU Docomber, 1866. dccl4 P'iltlil, 9MKINE AND LfPE ~ INSURANCE. NO. 11.1, MAY-STREET. CAPITAL UEP1U3SENTED, Nearly four Million Uollms. By the folloy/iiig resimusilde Stock Companies. (Jlnuivr Onk Life Iiisurnnro Coiupany, UK I1AUTFOHD, 4JT. K«|Ultalilr FI in Insurant!* Company, UK I.OKOON. Fariuers’ uml Mrdiunlca’ Fire, Marine anil Life Insurance Company, OP t'lltlsADKlsPlUA. ISrlil|(c|Hirt Fire anil Marine IiiHurance Company, OK tmUKJKl’OHT, OT. 49TT..C suhdcribor will effeetV auioiiiu iq all part^ of the stuteou'^yoi or property. ^ ° - life Insurance.'to any amount, at tho loweet rote, fur the benefit of heirs aud creditors, or payable to the wife free from the claims of creditors.. Marine liiaurani'.e on Hid in orCat goes to ult parts or the world. Jau25 • A. WILBUR. MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEWARK, N. J. Charter Perpetual. Nett accumulation, Jan. 1, I860* $2,230,006 47 Total amouut of dividends paid to date 716,402 011 Total amouut of ciaiitm by deutli paid to date 1,306,990 84 BY BHLL& PUHNTI8N, ' (wotawwMTO wwumicK a nki.i..) THIS DAY, at Ji o’clockTlnlrout of store. Tho usual assortment ofOroccrlos, Provisions, n.lfi.u Prsu.bni.1. ati.l flli.ua Whma Ii... ... - .1 livery, 4Sr All articles purehasud at auction aud uot set tled for previous to tho next regular sale, will bo sold ou accouul aud rwk of former purchaser. tnny28 Underwriters’Halo. On THURSDAY, 29tli Inst., at 10 o’clock, will be sold at tho Charleston steam packet whurf— 64 bales cotton, damaged on its way down tho Ocmulgco River, on board tho steamer Scott, and sold unitor Inspection of the Port Wardons, for ac count of Underwriters und ull concerned. Terms cash. niay‘28 44,282,488 97 Beujamlu C. Miller, Secretary, Joseph L. ton'd, Goueral Ageut, Robert L. Pattersou, President. *The funds of this Compauy are ail safely iuvC3tod In first class bonds and mortgages, stocks, cash, aud uotcM of members fully secured by their policies. For further particulars iuqulro of CHARLES A. FARLEY, Agent In Savannah, At tho otllco of Bell k Prentiss. J, S. SULLIVAN, Medical Examiucr. KKKKKK.NCK : Hours. Pauklvouu, Fat & Co., 1. K.'Tkkt, Esq., State Bauk. feu 29 Administrator’s Halo. on tiie first TUESDAY In Juue next, at 11 o'clock, in from of tho Court Houso, Will he bold— l/its No. 6 ami 7 Forsyth Ward, corner or Whita ker and llmiiiiigdnn id reels, fronting the Park, 46 by 130 feel, subject to a city ground rout of $ per amiuiii. Hold us the property of Robert II. Grilfiu. deceased, Uy virtue of au order from tlm Court of Ordinary, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors ol f-ald estate. Ry order of the administrator. Terms at sale. may 13 Administratrix Salo, On TUESDAY, July llrst, at 11 o'clock, In front ol the Court House, will be sold:— The southern half of toil No 17 and Improvements, til tinted on htest Ikiumlary street: tho improvomunts are six wooden U-netnents. Sold as tho property of tiie o«tale of Danlul Robertson, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said estate.— Terms cash. A. K. ROBERTSON, uiyl3 Administratrix HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY!! (IIY At'TIIORlTY or TIJK HTATK OK OKOKOIA.] Southern Military Academy LOTTERY, FOR JUNK, CL ABN D—N»\v Strles, Will bo drawu in the city of Montgomery, Aluhamn, .hinelfiih, I860, wlu u prizes amounting to 09,001) DOLLARS Will be distributed according to t .e following hemi- tifol scheme. TEN CAl J lTA L PHIZES ! ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS 1! \ SC1IKMK—CLASH l». Hurmouy, do Bcokmau, do Oom’onw’ltb, do Stuyvesaut do Howard, Uo Corn Exch’go do Lafarge, du Market. do nov 28 • Childs, J*ratl A: Co. • Livingston, Ballard k Co. • Win. M. Dodge A Co. U. A. Curtis .V u» 1 Rusted ti Curb ALONZO CHILD, I. P, BALLARD, •• WM. M. DOIXJE, • P. J. AVERY, H. A. CURTIS, WM. E. ROUX), s. t. LippiNcorr, ISAAC NEWTON, WM. A. HUSTEI), WM. H. RIVERSMITH. \V. H. LYON, •• •» W. II. Lyon 4: Co. GEO. CHAPMAN, •* “ Iajo, Murphy k Co. JOS. H. WESTOOTV, “ Briggs, Wcslcott k Co. JOS. VATMAN, •* u Fatmau&Co. STEPHEN VON MORI-S, GEO. SAVORY, " " Geo. Savory li Co. J. A. llEQUA. AliANSON MARSH, President. CHAW. W. OGDEN, Vice Presfoeui. WM. E. ROLLO, Secretary. ,JT This Comi»any will Issue PoFioIoh upon Jla rino, lulaud Navigation, TrAnsiiortaUou and Fire Risks, at liberal rates of premium. I-obsu.h promptly ami liberally udjnsted. JAMES M. CARTER, Ageut, octal No. 86, Ray Strcot. NEW YORK ds LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS. Tbo ships comprising this _ lino aro— A.uAxi.iC. Capt. West, | BALTIC, Capt. Comstocl PACIFIC, Capt. Nyo. | ADRIATIC, CapL Theso shliis having boon built, by contract, ox- iressly lor Government sorvico, ovory care has icon taken lu their construction, as also in their en gines, to insure strength aud speed, and their ac commodations for passengers ure unequalod for ele gance and comfort. Prices of Passago from Now York to Liverpool in first cabiaJ130, In Bocond cabin $76, exclusive use of extra rafo-reoms $326. From Liverpool to New York £30 and £20. Au experienced Surgeon attachod to each ship. No berths can bo secured until paid for. For freight or passago apply to EDWARD K. COLLINS, 60 Woll street. New York. BROWN. SHIPLEY k CO., Liverpool. STEPHEN, KENNARD k CO. B. G. WAINWRIGHT k CO., Paris. GEO. H. DRAPER, Havre. MSr Tho owners of those ships will not bo ac countable for gold, skiver, bullion, specie, jowelry, precious stones, or metals, unless bills ol’lading aro signed tborofor, and the value thereor expressed therein. Shippers will plcoso take notice that tho ships o! this lino cannot carry any goods contraband of war. MACHINERY AND IRON RAILING MANUFACTORY AND AGENCY. ST. JULIAN STREET, 8AVAANNAII, GA. (Near tho Markol.) T?ROM the most complete facilities in his own X establishment, and through his connections wltb8ovora! of tho principal manulheturng estab lishments or Philadelphia, Now York, aid Boston, tho Uuderelgnod Is prepared to forninBb MACHlN ERY, PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, PORTABLE 8AW, GRIST AND FLOUR MILIB. CA8T AND WROUGHT IRON RAILING, STATUETTES, STORK FRONTS, Columns, Window Bills and Limits, Iron Doors, Shutters, &o., at Northern prices. Ho Ih also prepared to repair Machinery and irou work ofovory description, at shod notice, upon roasonablo terms. As agent for BAIRD’S PHILADELPHIA MARBLE WORKS, ho Is also prepared to exhibit a great varie ty or designs for MONUMENTS, TOMB STONES, 4o. Also Iron Railing In great variety, for enclosures, and to receive orders, aud put up the work at mau- racturors’ prices. H. H. LINV1LLE. Savannah, April 11, I860. aprll ( L ard and herrings— 20 bbls Primo White Leaf Lard; 60 boxes Prime Herrings, landing and for sale by ANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. colored Moire Antique Gauze, and other styles, in great variety, and for sale by m$r7 AIKIN k BURNS. MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE. AGGREGATE CAPITAL $0,000,000. YOUNG, WYATT & UO., NO. 86, BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Uou with the MERCANTILE INSURANCE AGENCY, No. 6, Wall street, Now York, for any amouut that may bo required. Purties requiring it can be insured iu tho following tonulou and Now York offlcoH, viz: $200009 1 Prlzo of... 816,000 is .. 1-16,01,0 l Prize of... 6,000 is . .. 5,(00 1 Prize of.. . 4.000 is .. 4.000 .1 Prize of... 2,090 Is .. 2,000 l* Prize of.. . ....... 2,000 is .. 2,000 V Prlzo of... ....j,. 1,000 to .. ,1 Prlzo Of... :„:9b i.ooois .. 1.000 F Prize of... 1,009 to .. 1.000 1 Prize «»r.,. •...VfT 1,000 1s .. 1,000 1 Pnzo or.,. 1,000 1s .. 1,000 201’rizo of.,. 400 are ... 8.000 00 Prlzo of... 200 arc ... 12,000 50 Prlzo of... 10(1 are .. 6,000 4 Approximation Prizes of $200 are.... ... $800 4 do •Jo 100 are.... 4 CO 4* do .*ito 60 are ... ... 20U do ^R» 26 aro.... ... 200 20 do do 20 are.... ... 400 189 Prize-; umonutiug to .. $60,000 ^ntlion Salts. BY 8. SPENCER CUKREI.JL. At Private Sain. 2,000 bushels ntUlcn; an excellent article of feed for 8(ock nf all kinds, perfectly <lry aud in good or dcr. at 26 cents per bushel. Callqmd examine It —-may24 — —— At Privato Sal o. Southorn halfoflot No36, Chatham Ward >•>») » Savannah, containing twenty-five and u i • front on Tutnall street, aud ninety and three i r eriw feet lu depth, subject to n ground rent of twenty -oub 10-100 dollurs |M,*r unuuiu. For further particulars inquire at tho Counting Room, 164 Bay street. At Private Sale. A lew Uuo lithographed pictures, 22 x 28 Inches, of Stone Mountain, DuKaih County, Gir, audTawu- luga I 1 alls, m-ar the Indian Springs, Gu., for »ule >»w. j ail 1(| BROUGHTON BTREET HACK AND LIVERY STABLK Tlio undorslgned having put the /-r—' above Stables in good condition, qyfyaE&t&t, uru proparedtn uceommudate then ! cuKfoincrs with Carriagcp Hacks, Buggies, Sulkies, Ac., witli xouud, gentle, anil well broko horses, aud careful drivers. Horn's boarded on accommodating terms, and well eared fur. Iw< pairs of fine Carriage llnr.H-j lor sale. Inquire eer ner ut Barnurd and Broughtuu streets. 01)114—'ly STEVENS k WJJhTO.N. do . .. 169900 do . .. .200900 do .... 209990 Uo .... 260909 do .... 200009 do .... 200900 do .... 209000 do .... 160990 do .... 290909 MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.' j THBINTERNATIONAto lusuraiice Company. NO. 28, MERCHANT'S EXCHANGE, NEW YORK. CASH. OAPXTAJ^|3ia 1 0ll0 ! AGENT FOU SAVANNAH, J R III O ti HI. Glll'tOI', AT THE OFFICE OF MESSRS. YOUNG, WYATT & CO.. '• No. 85, Buy Street, below the Post Office. DIKKmRM: ALANSON MiUUSH, S. A. ROLLO Firm of A. S. Barnes A t’o I’ltU'K OK VIHKHIX. Whole 'fickets $10; Halves $5; Quarters $2 60. aituuxim.vtuIn I'lUzysT The two numboi s prcccdlug and suci^edfog the first ten prizes, are each entitled tu Approximation Prizes. Prizes in tills Lottery are paid thirty days alter the drawing, iu hills »>f specie paying banks, without deduction—only on presentation of the ticket draw ing the Prlzo. £3* Hills of nil solvent bunks taken at par. All communications strictly confidential. Orders addressed to Samuel Swan, box 82. Savuiiuuh Post ofilce, will meet prompt attention, SAM’L SWAN, Manager. umy26tjp|u Montgomery, Alu. tilUAD ffiPEWLATIOffi !!! FOR A SMALL INVESTMENT I *S*1»00 PRIZE 81 $00,0 oo. IMPROVEMENT ON THE IMPROVED HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY. BY AUTHORITY OK TJIK STATE OK IIKOItfilA .ra*|M»r Comity Auatlcmy Ten TiioiiNniid Numbers Only. ONK PRIZE TO EIGHT TICKETS. FRENCH MILLINERY AXU Dress Making. MRS. FREELAND has open ed at her Rooms, No. 17 Broughton Street, a lino selec tion of .Spring Milinery, and is constantly receiving tier steam ers, new and different utylos of Bonnets; also, Dre-is aud Mantilla patterns. I" Bonuots clouucd and presKed as usual. aprlO MERCER UNIVERSITY, PENFIBLD, GA. faculty. PRESIDENT, N. M. CRAWFORD, D. U. PROFESSORS. College. S. P. SANFORD, A. M., Mathematics. J. E. WILLEY, A. M., Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. II. H. TUCKER, A. M., Belles Retires. U. vr. WISE, A. XL, Greek aud Latin Ijuiguages. WILUAM G. WOODFIN, A. II., XIodern tomguagcg. Theological Seminary. N. XI. CRAWFORD, D. D:, ftoclcsiastieal History and Biblical tolcruiure. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, A. XL, Systematic and Pastoral Theology. Academy. THOMAS A. SKAI.S, Principal. The Commencement la held on tlio last Wednesday in July. Tho noxt Toim will commence on the last Wed nesday in August. Tho price of Board in tho village la $10 per month; washing, room rent, fool, &o., $y. By order ortho Board of Trustees. my 12 2m S. LANDRUM, Secretary. plumbing; P LUMBING, in all its vorious branches, at* tended to at tho shortest notice, and in superior style. Also, may bo found Shower Baths, Galvaniz ed Iron, Tin and Leaded Bath Tubs; Copper Boilers, Patent Pan Water Closets, Lead Pipes, Sheet Lead, Brass and Plated Cocks, Forco Pumps, India Rubber Hose. For sale at the House Furnish Store, No. 166 Brougbtou-strect. mar!9 HORACE MORSE. CLASS N. To bo drawn .tom* the ltitb, 185», nt Concert Hall, Macon, Gu., under the sworn superintendence of Col. (!mi. XL Logan uml Jus. A. Ntehrt, Esq. I This toittery is ilrawiV*iln tlio plan of tho. Royal ! Lottery ofllavaun ol’singk* numbers; (Ids has only , 19,009 numbers, ami the Jluvaiia lottery 34,909 munbers—the Havana 249 prizes, this 1.200 prices, j l-ooic to your interest! Now Is the time. OAPirjjTiwjs^nMuo. I Prize of $16,090 is ! 1 “ 6,000 is 1 *' 4,000 is I " 3,000 is 1 *• 2,000 is 6 •• 1,0001s 10 • 600 it : oo •* ... 6o is 120 “ 25 Is 600 Approximation prizes of 20 are.... 500 - - 10 ure.... 1200 Prizes amounting to $00,000 ’Pickets $10—Halves $6—Quarters $2.60. £ST Prizes pa j-uble without deduct loti. Kup Persons sending money by mail need uot fear its hclug lost. Orders punctually alto tided to. Communication? conlldentiul. Bank notes of*nund banks taken at pur. Drawings Kent to ull ordering tickets. M3T Those wtolling particular number? should order Immediately. Address .I.VXtES V. WINTER, Xlunagcr, may 16 Xlncou, Ga. SUNDRIES. e l60 bag? good to prime Rio Coffee, 76 bags old Government Java do; 30 bags old brown Java do; . loo barrels Sttiurl V A. B uml CClarified Sugars: 60 •• •• Crushed and Pulverized do; 4u hints Porto Rico, Now Orleans, uml .Muieovulo Sugars; 6o boxes Stuart’s I .oaf Sugar; ; 60 Iihds Sides aud Shoulders; i 25 casks Trowbridgo and Beuty’- Hnius; ; 160 lilils Deumcud uml Oakley Flour: 76 bids nnd half bbN Canal Four: ; 100 bbls Butter, Sugar and Pilot Crackers; 60 boxes Soda Crackers; j 200 boxes various brands aud qualities Tobacco: J 26 cases Xlyer’s Aromatic do; 160 bbls Cuba and Now Orleans Xlolasses; ’ 60 blids Cuba do; 1 60 bills No. 1 l,euftou d; 200 kegs nnd cans Lftrd; 6 M lb Bar Und; 5(10 bags Drop and Buck Shot; 609 kegs, halls and quarters, Dupont’s Powder: 76 bbls Moss and Prime Pork; 60 boxes Nectar Whisky; > lno quarto Sehcldnm Schnapps; • 100 casks pinto Alo and Porter: 300 bids rectified Whisky; 1 100 bids New England Rum; 1160 bbls Phelps and E Phelps’ filli; ! 59 casks common nnd pure Malaga Wine: I 60 bbls White Wino nail Cider Vinegar: ' 20 crates empty Wine Bottles; ! 609 boxes, Soap, Starch, and Candles; In store and for snlo on accommodating terms, bv j may 16 HOIjCOMBE. JOHNSON k CO. ' IiXTTXiE OXASTT COHN AND COB MILL. QILLS, Lacea, Embroideries, White Good, Mitts. &c.,juBtbolng opened and far salo by J. W. THRELKKLD, _ Cor. Congress and xyhilakcr sts. SHIRTS I SHIRTS! I SHIRTS I M I HAVE just received a large assortment of whltoaud figured Shirts, of ovory quality ami style, aud superbly made, with collar? to match, orders will also bo taken, uud shirts made to suit K rticular stylo or titsto of tho wearer. Call at r Clothing Emporium, 147 Bay street. my 14 WM. o. PRICK. FLOUR IN BARRELS. J UST received a lot of Extra Family Flour, la barrels. apr29 YOUNG k WYA TT. N 1 KATOFOOT OIL, of the host quality uoustautly for Bala low by CHAFFER k CO., may}5 e Whltakor street. TO WOOL SELLERS. npHE Undersigned havo this day opeued a X Store In Cougross street, opposlto tho Market, for tbe purohaso or Wool, Sheep Skius, Hides, Boos Wax, Deer Skins, aud Country I’roduco In general. Tho highest cash prices will bo paid for all the above articles on delivery k in Savnnuah. XIr. L.J. GUIL- MARTIN has beeu aupolutud as Agent, to whom alt persons having business transactions with tho un dersigned may apply. J. W. SXIYTHE k CO. Savannah, May 19, I860, iuay29 JJOLLAND GIN,—*6 half “Meder Swan’ L Holland Gin. Landing and for salo by SCRANTON. maylO . JOHNSTON k CO. THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY ! PRYOR’S'olNTAIEK T. I T is a sure and speedy euro for burns, piles. corn?, felons, lever Korea, ulcers, scald head, totter worm, sum nlppton, (revnimncnded by mu • sos,) noro ami cracked lips, trefdi wounds uud horcs ofuny de?cu iption. it to a most valuable remedy and euro, which cun be u-«tii)uil to by tbum-auus who have used It lu many portions of tiio South for the la?t few years, lu no instance will tho salve do any infury, or Interfere with a physician's pivi.a tp tloii. 1 lie proprietor bin- nunit-rous ccriliicale?and totters from pimple who have used It themselves, ami most uurncstly rceomiui'iid it to others a-, a speedy uud coriidn remedy for tlio above named disease*. A trial is nil that is necessary for ito own recommendation. Sold by .1. I). MOORE. Suvauiinh, (>u., and diug * gisto generally. V. J. MOORE, Proprietor, uuty til UG range, Ga. 1».JACOBS, NEGAR AND TOBACCO STORE. No. 29, Bull street, (sign of the Big Indian.) N. B.—Keeps constantly on hand Spanish, Ilafi Spanish, uud American Segars, ut wholesale and io- all. Also, Chewing Tohuco. Minir, &c. June I JAMKH MrilEliRY, ‘ Iiisuiuiice Broker nnd Notary Public. Minim- Prote.*ts Noted uud Kxtondcii, Average adjusted, Charter i'ui Uo.-i uud Average Bonds drawua Papers prepared whereby to recover losti-u from American or British Uuuurwrltcrs, aud uttenticu given to nil matters eomieeted with hhipping und in aurunco, No. 118 tluy-*tr«‘«i oppv*slte the front ol the Custom House. jy nov 8 PATENT ECLIPSE Every ninii Ills own Cnrd Printer. pALL AND EXAMINE CHAMBERLAIN'h Patent Eelii^e Hand Stamp, tlio best, cheapest and moat convenient of any thing for tho purpose yet offered for sale. ALFRED WEBSTER, Gen. Agt. apr 3 . ly 136 Cougr«*H Pt. flUiVl’S IJfPttl) Vi£D'OTlSOlEBISfiS. D ESIGNED Expressly for niuking Bags—mm which to decidedly superior u» any other muclilui) lor that purpose, ^poul or skein thread can bo used of any desired length, and which will not need to be changed until the whole is used. Bug tnnnanVncturei's, Grain'uml Flour merchants ute pui tieularly invited to cull uml examine It at 785 Con gross strvut. May 2ft. AI FRED W ED.STEB.Geii. Agt^ HUNT '^ WEBSTER’S. IMPROVED SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. ■DESIGNED fur Families, plantations, Dress ma JLFkore, Tailor.-,, Root ,v >hoe niauufactumrs and others who may wish to do their owu sewing cheap ly und with expedition. This machine sews a uni form stitch with both sides alike, and which will uo* ravel. U is inure simple, is let's liable to get out ot order, and costs less iu proportion than any other machine, and is warranted to bo perfect, und to work well. All apparatus necessary for convenient use to tarnished with it, and any instruction will be given tliut will he necessary to ensure to tho pureliarei : Us Hiin:es*rul operation ami durability. Tlio public are respectfully invited 'to call unit ex- j undue them at 186Congress «l. ALFRED WEItol’ER. Gen. Akl. ; #3r A very neat and ornamental Iron Table will uow bo given with a machine lorn small s«m in addition to tho regular price. May 25. riOWES UOTTON iiarvesteIT PATENTED DEC., 4, 1865. mills improvement enable* one field hand rn pfok Xus much cotton as live can pick by the old method and having lhe cotton free from trash ami lu heUc r condition for ginning. Tho abovo inncldues arc for sale at 186 Congress Ktrocl Sa van null, and 125 Meeting street, Chur to. ton, S. t*. All order.-' from abroad will receive prompt attention. Planters, Factors, Cotton Droker.-, nnd all interested are re.-tppclfiilly Invited to cail and exatniim them. County Right- can be bought on favorahlo terms. May, 25. ALFRED WEBSTER. gTm. griffin, SUCCESSOR TO C.VTE M. EASTMAN. Corner of Bryuti and Whitaker Hreet-. IL\x now on hand a beautiful as- t-orlinciil of Jewelry of every di>- f crlpthm uml kind worn bv ladies^-. and gentlemen, and will sell at imu.-uiilly low price.- 1 have this day received (pur Express) a large stock of elegant Siver Ware, conetotii.g of Cuke and Pie Knives plain and engraved Fi-h Kill vox and F«»rks, Pickled KniveHmid Forks, Knives, l orki and Spoons, Napkin Rings, Nutmeg Graters, Ac. Au all in Morocco cases, and iuiluble for present.-. I huv« also lid- day received un addition to uiy stock of liairtvorl; of light colored Curl-, Top-ya, Braid...From Piece.-, Bands, Undo Tom, &e., which m w mnl.or, tuy Uttvortmeut compu te. Untor- received lor any color desired. Watches repairod by and under tho -upci vi-tom of .-elf, and all other work done lu a workmanlike manner, and warranted. mn) 25 Wlit-rc shall we -jieml the Summer ! I HOUND HlIuL WATER-CUKE & II0T0RPATH1C I3NTSTITUTE, j AT NORTHAMPTON. MASSACHUSETTS. , I X all tiie local advantages which reader attractive ; X on institution for invalid.-, and a summer retreat . tin- other.-i. nur-klug relaxation uud pleasure, this I slamls alone and unrivalled. Foi the gratilieatiun ! of rural tastuseinl real enjoyment, it imsse-bea man) : advantages over most *'watering places.” Jenny ; Uud. alter tt three months stay, called U the I "Paradise of America.” Families from tho South ; find it u lovely, and ill every respect desirable mim- ; liter residence. Pareuto, anxious tlint their children should possess good comdUuttnis on cutcrlng youth | nr adult ago, would Und that u lew mouths’ rest- . deuce in lhe brnciug mountain air of Round 11111, J with its systemuilc, invigorating exercises, would j put them lit possession of greatly enhauced power* ! of endurance, and tlmir whole life would be likely i to bo more energetic, front the impetus thus given to ! physical dovulopun-nt Dr H. Hul.-tui*, tin. 1 proprietor, continues to pay particular attention to Women’s diseases nnd weak- i nesses, Tho t uccoss which has attended his method of treating suck complaints by hu system of Motor- pathy has giveu him a most extended practice. This system is founded on new pathological principle!), aud by it permanent cures have been effected with an ease and certainly heretofore mmltniued. Ho also de voles himself to the cure of the various klnd- of chronic discuses. Having been for twenty yea re at tlio head of n llydruii.ilIdc imtitntlou, uud within that time having treated many tlmuuaud* of the : most complicated cases, he has Imd an opporinnltv * .which few havo possessed ot'acqulrilig skill iu tiie j control of protracted and dllllcult complaints, i Rkfciulvcw.—V. R. «. Boss, aud 1. W. XI oriel I. ! Fsqrs., Savauimh: D. Wilcox, Esq., Augusta, t>a.:lL ! 11. Jam, Esq., XIaiichostor, va", and D, A. Hydo. liq., ibarlcBton, S. 0. ! Circulars sent iroe to auy address on application; ; ‘'Exposition or Xlotorpathy,” postogo free, on re ceipt of ten postage stamps; nnd “Motion Life” o« receipt of six. Address. „ , H. HALSTF.D, XI. U. may 27 liu Northampton, Xlnss, KOR TUK HTATKS OK SO. CAROIJXA, OKOROIA AND KI.ORJUA' PATENTED MAY 10, 1864. COPYRIGHT SECURED MARCH . 1865. rpilK attention of Planters nnd Stock Feeders X is respectfully called to tho above Mill. They are now lu uso by at least 10,009 of tho most practi cal Stock Feeders throughout the country, who arc ready to testily to their superiority over nil other Mills of a similar kind. Those Xlllls are mado tho oxchwlvo business of tlio putonteo, XIr. Scott, who being a practical man, superintends tbo casting In person, and selects only such iron as is best udupt- ed to their uso, which, liko cur wheels, require to be mado of metal kunwu to bo hard and strong.— They weigh from three to flvo hundred pounds, ac cording to bIzo, und cau bo put tu operation in twen ty minutos without oxpeuse or mechanical aid. Tlio Llttlo Giant has taken tho first premium nt nearly nil tho Stato Fairs throughout tlio Union, nnd tliut in tlio most complimentary manner. They are guaranteed against breakage or dcrangemont when used according to directions, and warrauted to give tbo most porfuct satis faction, or the money refondod ou tho return of tho mill. They are of throo sizes, und will grind from eight to tllleon bushels good feed per hour, according to size, with ono or two horses. Wo now oiler them to tho trado comploto, ready for attaching the team, at reduced pricos. Mr. C. H, CAMl’FIFJ.D to our Agent In SavauuaU, of whom the mill may ho had at our price. march 7—oodkwly OABEGES, CHALLIES AND MU8LINSU-- 1J A choice Holcction of these goods, of tin* lato-.t ty s, to which wo Invito theutfentlouortbo indie*. toftl-T AIKIN 4 BURNS 9H Nlils. superior Old Monongohcla Whiskey, v received, and for sale by my 14 C UBA MOLA8SEB—The cargo of the brig R, B. Lawton, of superior quality. For sale by uay!9 8t PADELFORD, FAY k 00. XI. F.VRK, 04 Bay street, munBiues. rr 1000 iteams Wrapping pn|>er. 100 bales Twine; 200 doz Scrulihing and Slioc 60 XI Imported S|Nlliish Segars; 250 boxes Tobacco, various bruuds; 160 sucks Rio C’otfee; 75 mats Java Cofl’ee; too doz Brooms; 50 doz Washboards; 60 Covorod Baskots; 160 boxes Family Soap; 160 do l*alo Soap; 75 do No. 1 Soap; 600 Gross XIatches; 60 half chests Young Hyson Tea; 60 do do Oolong do 100 boxes Gaudy; 60 boxes Scaled Herring*; 75 boxes Fresh Ground Coffee; 100 boxos Imported Castile Soup , too boxos Toilet Soap; 60 Ni aud whole boxos ftatoius; Received and for sale by MCMAHON & DOYLE. limy14 206 aud 208 Bay BtreU CHATHAM LOAN STOCK, y Shares for sale by may22 A. WILBUR, 111 Bay street.