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Newspaper Page Text«■ legal ^bbtriiscinents. mTK'OKliKOHlilA. /CHATHAM COUNTY.—To all whom it may VJ •ooccrn : Where**, Andrew Holliday, wttlap- ply at the Court of Ordinary for Utters of bbmlsston •nthe Fatal# of Armaml L. Pox. Thai# are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it nu(y concern, to be and appear before said Q>nrt to make objection (If any they have) on or be fore the Drat Monday in June next, otherwise said Utters will be granted. Witness, John M. Mlllen, Eta. Ordinary for Chat ham County, this twelfth day of November, 1855. ■POV 12 _ JOHN M. MILLKN. o. c. o. STATE Of* GEORGIA* p HATH AM COUNTY:—To all whom It may VJ concern : Whereas, John Welbrock will apply at tbo Court of Ordiuary for Utters Dismlssory a* Administrator on the estate of H. Welbrock : Thoao are, thurefore, to cite atul admonish ail whom it may concern, to lie ami appear beforo said Court to make objection (if any they have) on or before the first Monday iu June next, otherwise said Utters will t*o grained. Witness, John M. Milieu, Exq.. Ordinary for Chat- tutu county, this fourth day of iWember, 1865. drc.4 JOHN M. MILIJCN, o c c. STATK OF GEORGIA, /CHATHAM COUNTY :-To all whom it may v/ coucern: Whereas, John Welbrock will apply at the Court of Ordinary for Utters of Dismission as Admldistor oh the estate of Carl Kelt's, deceased : These are, therefore, to ciio and admonish all whom it may coucern to be and appear beforo said Court to make objection (if any they have) on or be fore the llrst Mouday lu Juno next, otherwise said Utters will be gruuted. Witness, John M. Milieu, Ksq., Ordinary for Chat- him County, this fourth day of December, 1855. doc4 JOHN M. M!LLKN,jo o STATK OF GEORGIA, p HATH AM COUNTY.—To nil whom it may concern : Whereas, Ueorgo Jones, will apply at the Court of Ordinary for tatters of Dismission as Administrator on the Kstuto of Juue (Jordon Clarke. Tlicso are, therefore, toclto uud admonish till whom it nwy concern, to be and appear before #»ld Court to make objection (if any they have) on or be fore tho first Mouday iu June next, otherwise said loiter* will be granted. H A;..niss, John M. Milieu. Ksq., Ordinary for C.t ilium County, this llftecutii day of November, 1855. liov 24 JOHN M. M1LLKN. o. c. c. STATE OF GEORGIA, C HATHAM COUNTY—To all whom it may coucern: Whereas.John Mallory,willapplytothe Court of Ordinary for Utters Dismisory as adminis tration on tho Kstalo of William Wright these are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it may concern, to be and appear before said Court, to make objection (if any they have) on or before the first Monday in November next, othwise said Let ters will bo granted. Witness, John Bilbo, Esq., Ordinary tor Chatham County, this e.ght day of April 1856. JOHN BILBO, o. c. v. apr 8 __ C HATHAM SHERIFF'S SALE.—WIU be sold on the first Tuesday iu Juue next, before the Court House, between the legal hours ot'sale, lot number twelve (12) New Franklin Ward, In the City of Savannah, situated on tho corner of Mont gomery street and Battle Row, together with the three-story brick warehouse situated thereon; levied on to satisfy a certain tl fa. issulhg out of Chatham Superior Court, in favor of Johu .Scuddcr vs. Clar ence P. Hollis. Property pointed out In said Q. fa. benjamin l. cole, may 5 Sheriff C.C. ADMINISTRATOR’S SATTET GEORGIA, WAYNE COUNTY.-Agrceably VX to an order granted by the Court ot ordinary or Wayne County, will be sold before the Court House door, in the city of Brunswick. Glynn couuty, on the first Tuesday In June next, between the law ful hours of sale, seven hundred and fifty (750) acres of land, lying iu Glynn county, belonging to the estato of Rebecca Manning, late of Wayne coun ty, deceased. Sold for tho benefit of the heirs and creditor; of said deceased. Terras tnado known on the day of sale. This April the 15th, 1860. JOHN D. HUMPH, aprl? Administrator. S TATE OF GEORGIA'—BULLOCH CO., May 20th. I 1866—Two months after date application will be mado to the Honorable Court of Ordinary of said County for leavo to sell all the lands belonging to the estate of Michael Donaldson, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors and said deceased, my23-8w JOHN E. OIB3QN, Adm’r. a EORGJA—BULLOCH CO.—All persons having demands against the Estate of Thomas Mills, Iite of said county, deceased, aro hereby notified to present them, properly attested, within tho time prescribed by law, and those indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to 1IARDY B. HODGE* Adm’r May 20th, 1850. inv23-Cw Notice;' rpWO months from date application will be I mado to the Ordinary of Chatham County, for leave to soli lot No. 151, &th district, Baker, belong ing to the estate of Julian Marks. JACOB WATSON, may2 Administrator. NO TI CE.' S HERIFF Sale In Wayne County.—Will be gold in front of the Com t House, in Wayne* villr, Wayne Couuty, on the first Tuesday in Jiitte next, between tbo usual hours of sale, tho following pro- K ', to wit: One lot of land in said couuty, contain- mr hundred and ninety acres, kuown os lot No. 105, iu tho third district of said county. tavy made by a constable and returned to me. WILLIAM SPELL, S. W. C. April 2-1,1860. w td mny28 NoticeT O NE month after date application will \>e mado to tho Bank or the State ot Georgia for the payment of a Twenty Dollar bill, the left half of which has been lost by mail. ROBERT B. HUTCHISON. Pauldtng County, April 26,1860. upr26 From V. B. PAIiMKH, uuuui iDTnmai.Mi «d xxwwap.h 1U ibt, tolou, New York, FhlUJelphto. »nj BelHmore. JAHRS B. PtDLRS, DEALER AND IMPORTER OP Wwlchea, Jewelry, miT.r Wan, Pm* cy Goods, Aft, 1*0. 12, HOCTH 2d imUCIT, faiLADKLPHU. ■eptfi ly NELSON HWKKZKY, DESIGNER AND SCULPTOR IN MARBLE. Cbrner Astor Place and 4lh Avenue, IX CUMB FKOXIMTTY TO Till A8T0R LIBRARY AXD TOE SKW tunLz noeax, xxw tokk. mHE moat extensive variety and the largest 1 stock of Monuments, Tombs, Head Stones, Ac,, luAmerica, con bo found at this establishment, from plain to tho most elaborate aud ornato in dcsigu and workmanship, lu addition to the stock always on hand, a great variety of drawings, appropriato and original may bo fouud, from which work will be ex ecuted promptly to order. Orders faltlmiUy executed, aud shipped fo any |K>int available by water or steam. Persons visiting the city of New York on pleasure or business are rospoctlhlly invited to visit this es- tablishmcut. oct3 Prom C. PIKHCK-S Aovumswu aqrnot, rniUDRuniu, pa. Authorised Agent for the Savauuah Journal. lIKAl/riiANDCbtf FORT. SPRING BED AND MATTRA88 DEPOT. 209 auwrxoT tmuaer, oppoarm jomm’ hotxl. to tit# lata and Important improvements they have made lu the Rattan Frames, Harness Leather Hinted and Spiral Springs. Those Beds ar# a vary durable article, cost little more than Feather Beds, andare much more healthy. In Tad, these beds are a real luxury to the well or sick, nd altogether such an articlo as when ouoe used would be deemed Indispensable to every fami ly for comfort and health. Persons from any part of the Uultcd States may be supplied at the shortest notice, by sendiug their orders, giving dimensions or Bedstead, Ac., ad dressed to DOWEIaL k BARRETT, oc.t3—Cm 209, Chosuut at., PUUa. A. lArciuhuaiilt, VIRGINIA SPRINGS! SOUTH 81DK, RICHMOND .V DANVILLE, AND Virginia & Tennessee SUMMER -TBS NOTICE. a IXTY PAYS after date, application will be lO made to the Honorable, tbo Court of Ordinary or Chatham county, for leavo to sell a negro girl slavo named Elizabeth, the property of the late Charles J. Zittrour, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors oi tho said Coarles J. Zitlrour. KATHARINE ZITMOUK, Adm’rx. mar 24—11 j Kst. Clms. J* ‘/.Ittrour, dec’d. ASSIGNAIENTNOTICE. TOHN M. WILLIAMS, having assigned all •J his property, botli real and personal, to adjust his debts, all persons having legal claims ugainst tho said Johu M. Williams, will please hand them to the undersigned without delay, us it is quite desirable to ascertain the extent of indebtedness, and to per fect a speedy settlement of the assigned property apr28 HIRAM ROBERTS, Assignee. EXECUTRIX POSTPONED SALE. O N tho First Tuosday in June next will b*» sold beforo the Court House in Wuresboro, Ware County, Ga., by virtue of an order from the Ordina ry of Richmond county, Goo. l/>t of land Nos. 020, 022, 326, 326, 327, 612. 013, and 629. In the twelfth. (12th) district; Nos. 260 and 367. ninth (Wth) dis trict; and No. 499, iu the eighth (8th) di-trict ofsutd Ware county; sold a.- tlie property of p.obt. F. Poe, late of Richmond county. dwou-o**!, for the benefit of heirs and creditors. K. P. Pop!, my 11 ids Executrix. AWlTsTU.Vl blt’S notice. A ll p-raons having demands against the e it ale of (ho late diaries P. Arnold, deceased, are hereby notified to present them. pro|*erly attested, with.a the time prescribed by law; and all those In debted to said estate, are requested to make imme diate payment to EDWARD PADELFOKD. rnayS Adininlstrntnr. ASSIGN KBS NOTICE. M R. Louis Roblder having made an align ment lor the benefit ofhts creditors, all per son# indebted to him will please make payment to inc. And those having demands ugain-t him are requested to present them, that payment may be made u.» tar as the assetls will extend. A. RONALD, Assignee. Savannah, May 19, I860. tnav2u ARRANGEMENT. Shortest, most comfortable uud most expeditious Route to tho VIRGINIA SPRINGS! THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. And Baggage Checked Through, except on Stages. Visitors to the Virginlnia Springs by tills route, take tin? South-Side Railroad ears at Petersburg, oi the Richmond and Danville cars at Richmond, nt 6 A. M., daily, (Sundays excepted,) arrive nt Lynch burg to dinner, aud thence, via the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, reach Honsack’s Depot nt 3 1*4. and Salem nt -I P. M., and at either place take Kent, Sumincrson & Co*# Flue Line of Stage# t Those via Uoiisuck*# lodge at Fineoatle, dine at the Red Sweet, or Sweet Springs, amL arrive nt the While Sulphur Springs, (17 uii ilk) yearly on tho evening of the second day trout Petersburg, or Rich mond, without NIGHT TRAVEL, and with but 04 miles of Staging. Or by the Salem route, stop all night at tlio lfoaneku Red Sulphur Springs, (10 miles distant from Salem,) Uiuo at tho Red sweet, or Sweet Springs, and arrive at tho White Sulphur Springs on the evening of the following day. The Virginia A Tennessee Railroad is located through a most romantic country, possessing a cli mate unsurpassed for its salubrity and deiightfol tem perature. file road pusses the base of the PEAKS OP OTTER I And within three miles of the Alleghany Springs, one mite of the Montgomery White Sulphur Springs, ami within four miles of the Yellow Sulphur Springs; all pleasautly situated a few miles apart, on tho Eastern slope of the Alleghany mountain, in Mont gomery county. The waters of these Springs are celebrated for their great modiciual qualities, the ac commodations are excellent, and hnvo nceu greatly iucreasod smeo Ia3t season. ^-Visitors to the Red Sulphur Springs lake Keut. Summorson & Co’s Stagos at Newberu Depot, on the eveniug or tbo day that they leave Peters burg or Richmond, and arrive at the Springs on the following day to dinner, and Salt Sulphur Springs early in tho evening of the second day from Rich moral or Petersburg. Tho Road from Newberu Depot fo the Red Sul phur Springs, (38 miles.) his been gradod and greatly Improved since lust season, aud is now re- gurded asono of the best turnpikes In the moun tains. Tho lino of Telegraph from Richmond will be com pleted and In operation to the Mootgomerv White Sulphur Springs early in June. Passengers to Knoxville, Teuuesste, take Kent, Summorson k Go’s stages at the Western terminus of the Virginia k Teunoisee Railroad, now 180 miles from Lynchburg (and being extonded Westward at tho rate ot 8 tulles per month) to the Eastern termi nus of the East Tennessee aud Virginia Railroad, aud arrive at Knoxville In 21-2 days from Peters burg or Richmond. Fare from Petersburg ur Kielimoml. To Red Sweet, or Sweet Springs via Bousack’s,$10 00 “ “ “ “ “ “ “ Saicm.... 10 60 “ White Sulphur Springs •• Bonsuck’s 11 00 “ “ “ “ ’ *• Salem.... 11 60 “ Red Suiplier Springs 12 25 “ Alleghany Springs 8 00 “ Montgomery White Sulphur Springs 8 25 “ Yellow Sulphur Springs 8 46 “ Knoxville, Tennessee, 23 00 Note.—The charge for tickets to tho Alleghany Spring*, Montgomery White Sulphur and Yellow Sulphur Springs, does not include the charge from tho Kailroud to the Springs. Passengers lor tho At loglmuy Springs, (4miles distant.) take tickets to SluiwsvUle—for Montgomery White Sulphur, (1 iniio distant by a branch Railroad.) take tickets to Big Tunnel aud for the Yellow Sulphur, (4 miles dis tant,) tike ticket- to Chri.-tiun:-burg dcqiot. Con- veyuucc.s will lie found at those places. For further liilonnatioii apply to K. A. GOODWIN, Ticket Agent s. s. K, it., Petersburg. CHARLES CAMPBELL, Sup't Richmond k Danville H. K., Richmond. K. H. GILL, Sup’t V'. A: T. It. it., Lyuchburg. KENT, SUMMKH80N k CO.. myl3-3in Fincasllo, Virginia. C E N T It A L IIAILUOAU. jjg ~OHAStiBrOF«tJHEDl O N and alter Sunday, tho 14th October, Inst., and until further notice, the Passenger Traiux on tho Central Railroad will run as follows : BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND MACON. Ia’uvcs Savannah Daily ut.,,5 a m and 12.16 v x. Arrive Ui Macon “ “..2.15 t* m “ 1 ax. I/.*avoilucon •• “,11.46 am “ 9.30 pm, Arrive in Savan'h “ “10.46 pm “ 7.20 am HKTWKK.V SAVANNAH AND ACOLHTA. I^uve Savunuuh 12.15 p m and 8.30 p. m, Arrive iu Augusta 8.45 pm •• 5.30 a m, touva Augusta 0. a m “ 4.30 p m Arrive iu Suvumiah 1.30 p m “ 10.45 p HKTWKK.V MACON AND AL'Ul’sTA. l/iavo Macon 11.45 a m amt 9.30 p m Arrive in Augusta 8.45 p m “ 6.30 x M, IaiuvuAugusta 6. am “ 4.30pm, Arrive in Macon.., 2.16 pm “ 1. am, IICTWKEN SAVANNAH, MII.LKIMiEVII.LE k E.ITONTON. liCavu Savannah 6. A M Arrive in Millodgorillo 2.46 P m, liOavo Macon 11 45 A M Arrive in Eatonton 6. pm, W. M. WADLKY Gen’I Supt. Savannah, Ga., Oct. 12, 1855. octl5. BAILEY At CO., MANUFACTURERS of Fine Bilver Ware, llA. Oliostnut street, Philadelplfia. in order that nurcbaiorn may bo certain of the quality of Bilver Ware of our manufacture, our Sterling Bilver will be stamped : uur guous umy be luuml ul Momstk. Jj B Mctiola ti Go’s., who are authorized to sell *,t „»r retail prices. UOV 16 DAILEY k CO. itfBwW'BtORlil AMD HIIUKT-iUON MANUFACTORV. 141 aoirrn ok market Hqt’AitK. iuivan Knuvr. I would inform my old friends and patrons JsSM I have opened tho above store to conduct Hie stove, Tin ami Sheet-Iron Business m nil its ^Wevnrlous forms, and where will be found a gen eral assortment of Staves, Tin und Sheet-Iron Ware, which I will ho pleased fo show, and ft such prices M will satisfy any one wishing to pm dive. Allkiuda of Roofing, Gutters of l.c-id, Galvanized Iron Work of every doucrlpllou, Job Work and Re pairing executed with dispatch, old Stoves pot up oral Pipes furnished ul short notice. Tin Ware at wholesale aud retail. Cull down on Bryan street, it will pay you for your walk, octt JOHN J, MAURICE, Agent. TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES. CARPET WARE-HOUSE, 140 ooxoHiew and 67 »rr. jiiijkn-htkektm. 1HE SubHcrilier Iiuh received, ntid will open tills <lay, the largest aud most extensive vurlety jVINDGW SHADES over offered lu this city. It is the intention of Dig advertiser to keep constantly in store a large supply of ul! tho various patterns and styles nianufuclured by the manufacturers of this country and of Franco, fo which tho attention ofmor- chants and families in the city and country, is hi- riled. They will bo Hold at wholesale and retail, ul tatisructory prices. W II. GU1GN, Agent. Jan 8 TjIULTON MARKET REEF.—10 Huff Tibia J? Fulton Market Beef, ami 10 do do Pork, Juki received by may20 • J, D. JKM8K. 'Ll HANDY, GIN. WHISK Y AND RUM—For mile JJ by (mayVO) WILLIAMS & RATCLIFF. CHANGE UK SCHEDULE ON THE SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD Over >vhi<:li iiiumc# the Great New York & New Orleans Mails, O N and after Sunday, February 3d, 1850i two dally trains between Macon and Columbus, in d one between Macon and Amuricus, h*ave Macon at 2.% m, and 3 p m; arrive at Colum bus at 7 16 x M, and 10 30 p M ; leave Columbus at 4 15 a m, and 1 30p M;nrrivc ut Macon at lo 64 a m, mid 7 4b p m; leave Macon at 2am; arrive at Ainerl nis at 6 40am; leave Americas ut 2 20 p M; arrive ut Macon at 7 4» l* M; making a completeconiiwciimi be- tween Montgomory. Alabama, and Augusta, Kings ville, Wilmington and Cliurleston; also, with Central RuilroadTialusPiBavaimuh, Milledgovllleuud Eaton- ton, and with Macon und Western trains to Atlanta, • hattaiioogu, Nashville uud Knoxville. Teim. At Columbus with Girard uud Mobile Railroad to Eulaula, Ala., connecting dally ut Americas with four horse post Coaches to Tallahassee. Alban; Thomasvllle, Bainbrldge, Arc., with tri-weekly haci.> fo Lumpkin, Cuthhort, tos., ut Fort Valley with hacks to Perry, Haynesvlllo, liawklnsvillo and Knoxville, Ga. PuKenger.H for Amnrlcus and points below Fort Valley, should take the 1215 p m train from Savan nah; mid Uio 6 pm train from Augusta, fo avoid do- teutlon at Macon. For other points on tho South- Western or Muscogee Roads take either train from Bavantiah or Augusta. Passengers leaving Ameri cas at 2 20 p m will reach Columbus at 10 30 p m tho same night. Passengers from Coluiobus and the West for Am ericas, Bouth-western Georgia or Florida, should take tlie 1 30 p m train at Coliiuibu.’i, sleep ul Fort Valley, and reach A meric u.-: ut 0 -IQ a m uext morn ing. Mrsl class steainsldps leave Savannah for Now York on Wednesdays and Saturdays, uud for Phila delphia on Wednesdays. Passage in the Cabin $26, Steeruge $8. Fare from Montgomery to Savannah $14 00 “ Columbus “ •• 10 00 •• Americas “ -• 8 so GKO. W. ADAMS, Sup’t. Macon, January 30th, I860. may 10 VIRGINlA CENTRAL RL.ROAD IITwfor .4rran(jtmtnt~~*‘ar» .Stm tivy fumi Hrotut. St Heavy Hall all lli« way t»G»rt1oii#vllle» Vy HEN Uio Potomac bt cloucil with ice this * » mute may be relied on by passengers, fo en mire tho connection going North or South. The road h entirely rolaid with a siqierior T rail as far as Gorilonsville. During tlie winter the Jrain will start Irom tlie old station, iu Klchmoud, 011 Broad street, ut 7J4 a m., puss Uordonsviiio at 11 a m., mid arrive in Btuunfon at J‘2f> pm. Down train loaves Htmin- fon aid 40 a m, passes Gordonsville at II a m, and arrive In Richmond ut 2.30 pm. Fare to Gordonsville go qo tt . V* .. ..6 00 Both trains arrive in Gordonsville in amnio titno to take tiio train of tin- Orange and Alexandria Rail road. Persons who leave Richmond ut 7 w A m., cun take the Orntigo and Alexandria curs at Gordons, vlllo if they choose to do so, and by tlmt main will roach Alexandria by 3.40 pm., bul this company can ticket them only to Gordonsville. ool7 tf II. D. WHITCOMB, Supt. G ~ RENT’S COTTON VE8TB-Jtwt received T and for aalo by J. W. THKKLKKLD, maylfi Congreas and Whlthakor streets. BOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY EXECUTED AT THE SAVANNAH JOURNAL, BOOK & JOB OFFICE. Merchants cuu bo HuppTlcd at short’notice with Blll-Heiid*, Bills of Lading, Dray Book#, Circular#, Card# and Blank Book#. PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE BUILDER, N. K. Conniatla dc Hamilton Bt’*., PHILADELPHIA, Pa. P ORTABLE SAW MILLENGlNES, on large wheels, with a tongue, for a team fo be at tached to move them about. These engines have two cylinders, making from 10 to 30 horse power. Also, HOISTING or PILE DRIVING ENGINES, from 3 to 30 horse powor. Orders are filled la from 3 to 6 weeks front their receipt. Engines always on hand for sale. These eitgincs have been in use seven years, and in every instance have given general satisfaction. Description Circulars will be sent when applied for. fob 9—0m d&W• HEIiillNG'S PATENT FIRE-PROOF WITH HALL’S PATENT POWDEfUPROOF LOCK. wing received the Prilo Medal at tho World’s Fair, ore now offered to tho public as tbo lTlxo Safe of the World. Tested und approved as they have been every where, their crowning victory was reserved to be awarded by tho Juries ortho World’sKair. TUo proprietor placed One Thousand Dollars iu Gold in the one exhibited at the World’s Fair, Ism dou, and Invited all the Piok-Ix>cks in tho world fo open tho Safe, with or without the keys, mid take the money os a reword for their iugenuity ; although 0|H>ruted upon by several skilled in tlie art, no one could lick tho I/Hik or opeu the Safe. Tho undeniable evidence of tho superiority of the Safes Manufactured by the subscriber is known uud acknowledged by a discriminating public, who are sored that all Sates made and sold by him, or his __itnorffced agonts, (uouo gonulno except they have his name 011 a metal piato,) will bo found equal nr superior to any of the many which havo passed through the Orey ordeal, preserving tho contents uu- injured, a* published and noticed by the press here tofore In the burning of the Tribune building, the great fires in New York and Sag Harbor in 1846, at New Orleans in 1842, at Tallahassee in 1843, at Prov idence in 1846, at Auflhloand New York City in 1847, at St. Louis, Albany, Plattsburg and Detroit in 1848, the great fires at St. Louis, at Milan, Ohio, and the groat burning at New Orleans in 1849, tho great fires in California, at Chicago and Syracuse in 1860, aud at tho St. Charles Hotel, Now Orleans, In 1851, great fires In 1852 at New York, Philadelphia, Cheraw, S. C., Montreal, Canada, St. Louis and Ogdens burg, aud many others. The metal portion of these Safes consists of tho stoutest and tougheat wrought bar and plate irou, and the space betwoen the outer and inner surfaces is filled with a chemical preparation, which is the most perfect non-conductor of heat yet discovered, and which cannot be effected or ponetrate by fire.— This fact has been established beyond questiou by the results of many experiments, attested by per sons of tho highest respectability. Iu every trlul to which the genuine Salamander Safe has been sub jected, whether accidental lu burning buildings, or by agreement for tbo purpose of competition, its tire- proof properties havo proved immeasurably superior to those of any (so called) fire-proof Safeover niunu Sutured. By an improvement upon tho original Salamander, introduced by tho present owner of the patent-right, the interior Is rendered wholly Impervious to damp, and books, papers and Jqwelry might be preserved in one of his safes for a century without contracting a blemish from mould or mlildew. To guard agalust counterfeits every Safo (Vora the manufactory or the subscriber, and sold by him or his agents, has a brass piato In Trout, bearing his name; each is also furnished with one of bis im proved Thief Detecting Locks, which is a good guar antee against robbery. 8. C. HERRING ti CO., Nos. 136,137 and 189 Water-st., N. Y. Agents in Savannah, Messrs. BELL k PRENTISS, who keep constantly on band & foil and complete assortment, which thoy will sell at Manufacturers’ prices, scpt28 JUkfllancous. j UEG18TRY OF VOTERS FOR 1800. A." - — ■ JolmS Achurd, George W Audersou, Edward C, imvl- ntTI-oi Anderson. William BAdums, Hartwell SAudrewsB lUl^ld^l^lytenAn&d Cum-! «K*2 * giv« PHLET PRINTING, such as Catalogues for Colleges, Proceedings or Meetings. Reports, By-taws, etc. Thauklul for the very liberalpatroungo heretofore received, wo res|H>etfolly solicit u cuutiuuauco of tlie sumc, fooling tlmt \vu shall lie able to please all who may favor us with u cull, both as fo prices uud execution of work. Propositi# for llntlon# nml Fuel for COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, Stq'KHINTKNDKNT OK (JUII1M. Savannah, 10th May, 1 S EALED proposal# will bo received ut this ollice until 12 o’clock, M., ou tlie 1st day ol July next, I860, for fiirulsliing and delivering Ra tions and Fuol on hoard the Light-vessels in this Collection district, viz.; at Martin’s Industry und Tybee Island Knoll, for tme year from tho first day of July 186-1, fo the 3utli June, 1857, inclusive. The rations fo be of good and approved qitulity, fo be delivered in good and suificii-ut puckagcs, burrcls, boxes uud cases, and iu good order, 011 hoard tbo ubovo uumed light-vessels, ut least once a quarter, free of expense to the Uultod. States, and agreeably to the annexed table oftho weekly ration, viz. mmi Highly 1 iuml Fluid Extract Bucbit. A#h, George A Ash, Alexander Alkiu, Robert A A oKiaIn, s5i-l ANiVStootT'iKMKI.V i K Allt "' AU,llU ' A F OU Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, u, Dro|«y, Weakness, Secret INimuos, Obstruc Jtwu ,, h w Brown, George F Brown, Richard Brad- lions, Female Complaints, and all diseases or the |oy Joseph Bryuu, Alexander V Bennett, Frederick Sexual Organs, whether lu , Bok, William D Roshlor, Joseph Bryan, Frederick W HALE UK rcJlAl^. ' Bulley, Augustus Bonuud, Juiues ii Bashlor, Israel IVom wtololWMra.lh»ymayta»^»lgUi.tea,«iia u.,,'auiou llurcUerl, L-uo Uruauur, Kntlu.ii. NO MAlTQt OF UOW IONO STANOINO. Ber j|, rvD y V Bynl, FeWr A lllm., Jnimi, A liarruii, Tills IKJPuUr will «|«clllo remedy la lioiv wlered Augualua lLullneWi, Imvld dell, Uenrgo A lUddeul' 3.? ftg • • A" A\ An At a" ' d saonun.l | SM.HJ *s<^Mtpq\' ju.l.iniA •IWJU pojip jo sutspiH JOt'H iach nro)H»sal 111u.1t stale utstractiy the price for ilch tiny euti— * - — *—-* LOCAL EVIDENCE OF THE VAI.UE AND FIRE PROOF QCAtmra of WILDER'S SALAMANDER SAFES, At Manufactured by Steam* *B Marvin. iVeio York. In tho fire of tho 3d lust., which consum ed the brick building occupied by Mr. Jtto. T. Tiionv-m, opposite tho Gas Works, in this city, was a sale ol _ the above descriptions containing the books, pajiers. and money of Mr. Thomas, and although the building was detroyed, tbo said Safe sustained no injury whatever from tho intenso boat to which it had been exposed. On open Ing tho Sole, tbo contents wero found undisturbed, and in the same ordor and condition as when placed there, except a slight discoloration to the projecting ends of a row papers, and the backs of one or two o' the books, caused by the stoam generated in tho Safe, while at its greatest heat. Tho Salo and contents, as it came from the ruins, may still be seen, in.the possession of Mr. Thomas, at tho Gas Works. A large assortment of these cele brated Safes always on hand,and for sale by 0. H. GAMPFIELD, Agent for the Manufacturers, July 26,1856. 171 Bay-st., Savannah. Ga. I take pleasure in corroborating tho foregoing state ment, and in addition would add, that thu books aro now in uso. J. T. THOMAS. Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf. July 26tl», 1856. oct6—if "DYING AND ltKNOVATIVG ESTABLISHMENT, 73 YORK STREET, NEAR TUB COURT BOUSE, SAVANNAH, GA., Established In 1832. mHE Subscriber grateftil to his friends and ■ patrous for tbolr contiuual favors, would elute Ulut in addition to tbu Improvements in DYING, ac - quired by him during his lost visit to Eugluud and Scotland, has mado urraugements for extending his business, by which ho Is now enablod to dyo a greater variety of colors on silk and woolen dresses, shawls, &c., which he trusts will generally please all who rauy favor him with their patronago. Gentlemen’s garments dyed, cleaned or rouovated as may bo required, iu tho samo superior stylo which bos gcncrully so much pleased his (Nitrons uud Table Covers, and Ladles’ Crape Shawls, &c., cleaned aud flulshud lu tho first stylo. Ladies’ Bonnet# dyed, bleached aud pressed in tho most fachloimblo styles. Orders from tbo country promptly atloralcd to. Terms moderate. WUen parcels are sunt by steamboat# or railroad, word should be sent him by Ictlor through tbu (tost ollice, so that I10 may know where fo call for them. »»1« ALEXANDER GALIA)WAY. J. iC. DE" FORD, APOTHECARIES 11ALL.S. E. Corner or, Broughton and Barnard Streets. Savon- bah Uu., Wholesale and retail Dealers In Drugs, Medicines und Chemicals, Dyo Woodsund Dye Stullk, French, English, and American I’erfum cry, Flno Toilet und Shaving Soujis, Combs and Brushes or every description, Surgical aud Dental Instruments, Trusses uud Supporters or all kinds, Spices, Sunns, Manufactured Tobacco, All thu Patent or Proprietary Medicines of tho day, Snperior Inks, Pure Wines and Brandies for Medicinal purposes, Extracts lor Flavoring, Toilet und Fancy Articles, Ac. /OT N. B.—Especial attention glvon fo the Each which tfnrcuiire rut ion will In* lur ills I led onboard each light-vessel respectively. The proiHisnls for supplying fuol, both coal uud wood, must state distinctly the price per ton aud cord, aud thu kind and quulity of each, to he deliver ed ou board of each light-vessel respectively. Ono bidder may oiler tor all the rations und fuel required fur all tho light Vosnois iu this district, or for one or more oftho vessels separately, nt his own optlou. Tho kind und quantity of fuel will bo deter mined upon, and me contractor informed accord ingly. iu advance of the time for making tho quar terly deliveries ofrutious on board oftho respective light-vessels. Each bidder is required to attach fo Ids bid or bids a written guurnuiec, signed by himself uud u responsible surety, that, in thu event oftho contract being awarded to him, lie will faithfully execute it in conformity fo tlie terms ofthD advertisement. Tho contractor will he required tu enter tutu boud with approved security for the faithful execution of the contract; aud no bid will bo accepted or contract eutored into, until approved by the IJght Home Board. The contractor will be required fo keep ut least, lu the aggregate, one month’s cations far the outlre crew of tue light-vessel contracted for, on board at all times; aud any expense incurred on account of failure to deliver rations or fuel in time, will be chargeable to the contractor. No member of Congress, hgblkeepcr, superinten dent ur Inspector of lights, tior any person connect ed with tho Ught-houso establishment, will be al lowed fo contract for or deliver rations for tlie crew, or fuel of a light-vessel, nor to he interested iu such contract. No contractor, superintendent, or inspector will be allowed fo change the parts of the ration. nor the times tlmt may bedutermiuedupou for tho deliverv, without authority oftho Board. All tho articles constituting tho rutiou for the crew of light-vessels will be examined, and their quality approved by the superintendent, or the inspector of tlie district, or by such otherpersou as may be as signed fo iH-rb-rin dial duty ; and nu hills will lie paid fur rations and fuel which are notaccuiupuuied bv receipts duly signed by the re.qieulive light-ves sel keepers for the different tu tide* constituting tlie rations for tho crew for each quarter, and separate receipt* fur the kind uud quantity ol fuel delivered ou board of each Iiglit-ves»el. No bid which is hot properly sealed aud endorsed will be cuiisidercd, ami no bhL-t will be received or ullowed to be withdrawn after the expiration of the time specified ill Uio advertisement for receiving them. Bids submitted l»y diiibrent members of the same firm or co-partnership will not he considered. All bid# will bo publicly opened and registered at tho time specified in the advertisement. Tho right to reject all bills If tho interest of the public service require it, is reserved By order ortho Light-house Board ; JOHN BOSTON, Superintendent Lights. my 11 pupi— ...... . to Urn allllctcd, and guarautoud to euro all Uio above complaints. It searches out tho very rout of tlio disease, driving uut all the diseased fluids of tim body, thus removing the eauso und rendering tho cure CERTAIN AND PERMANENT. Tills medlciuo allays (hiIu uud lullatiimuUou, which other remedies invariably cause, aud etui be taken witli less trouble aud expense fo (mtieuLs. Tills in fallible rcinody has saved thousands iqiou thousands from tho bantu of MERCILESS QUACKS, il'uot from premature graves. In cases of Infection the Gum|>ound Buchu is the only orUcio worthy of tho least confidence of tho allllctud in performing SAFE CURES. it contains no narcotic, mercury, or other injurious drug, but is purely a Vegetable Cimposition. It is very agreeable to Uio taste, creates uo perceptible odur, and may bo token by persons of either sox without hindrance from business or medical udvico, as plain direcUons for uso accompany the medicine. Reader, if yon have any of tbo above complaluts, do uot neglect them, DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. With this medicine you cuu euro yourseff, and thus provont all exjiosure. TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL. Tills mudiclue tqwedfiy and effectually cures tlie most virulent form or secret diseases, and eradicates every particle of Infectious mutter from the system, restoring the paticut fo a pcrlest state of HEALTH AND PURITY. tlelmbold'a Highly Concentrated Com pound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla. For purifying tlio Blood, removing ull diseases ari sing from excess of Mercury, exposure uud Ini- prudeucu in life, chronic coustilutlonul diseases, arising from an impuro state of Blood, und the only reliable und effectual known remedy for Iho cure of Scrofula, Suit Rheum, Sculd Head, Ulcer- utions of thu Tlirout mid I<egs, Polos and Swellings of the Bones, Totter, lfimplcs on thu Fuco, and all Scaly Eruptions oftho Skin. It is gratifying to the proprietor or those uiediciues to be ublo fo state that it is now nearly three years since they wore first introduced, during which time they have boon extensively used in various parts of tlie United States, aud have given to iwtient and pruvtiliouor the highest degree of satisfaction iu the various cases iu which they have been employed ; whether in town, country, hospital or privute prac tice, they havo invariubly glveu tho most decided und unequivocal satisfaction, aud produced thu most salutary and beneficial effects. Numerous letters have been received from tlie most distinguished physicians ill tho country, aud from the professors of several medical colleges, recommending lu the highest terms tbo value of theso medicines, uud their superiority over uli other preiNirutiun# for such complaint# as the proprietor recommends. Numerous preparations of Sarsaparilla uud of Buchu , and various modes of preparing them have been i liarW.* given, alt of which of course will differ according to • the mode of preparation which each individual timy 1 adopt. These medicines require considerable cute iu the preparation and the employment of difi'ereut men- : strun iti successive ojwratlon to take up the cxtrac-, live matters, and, in consequence, are must fre- 1 quently Improperly made, and not unlrequcntly ! much impaired, If uot rendered totally inert, by tho injudicious aud unskilful management ot those uuac- auuinted with pharmaceutical preiiarations. it is therefore of tbo highest consideration und Import ance to the public und to the faculty that there should be standard preparations of uniform strength aud possessing the most advantages. To effect tiiis and obviato tho evil alluded to, I nave made a num ber of experiments fo uscertuiu tlio most efibctual mode of extracting tbo virtues of the Sarsaparilla aud the Buchu, and fo discover the most eligible form for their exhibition. The experiments have resulted most favorably, aud it is with much pleas ure I now oflbr to the public and the faculty my Compound Fluid Extracts, which coutainall the vir tues of tho articles they are represented to be made from lu a highly concentrated form, And are Hu* most active preparations which cau be made. Two ta- blespoonsfol or tbo Extract Sarsuparllla, added fo a pint of water, Is equal fo the U.sbim diet dnuk, uud ouo bottle fully equals iu streugth one guiiuu of Syr up Sarsaparilla or decoction a# usually made. PRICES: Augustus lett, Edwin 11 Hucoii, Gilbert Butler, Gotsbalk Brown. Win 11 Burroughs, Heury Brigham, Joseph 11 Baldwin, biegmuud Berg, George G J Uuntz, Mi chael Holey, Jehu Boston, John Bilbo, Solomon D Brantley, Francis S Bartow, \Y O Barton, Samuel 1' Bell. C. George A Cuyler. Samuel W Crabtree William Crabtree, Jubn W Coates, Putrick Currun, George L Cope, IsjwIh F Cooke. Charles Clarke, Robert J Canning. John K Cardan. Francis T Cole, Wm A Cone, Edwin A Costello, Hugh Cullen,Joseph VCou- Herat. Moses A Cohen, John Cuss, Win Oscar Churl- tou, Wiu Cullen, Silus M Golding, James A four- vuisie, Henry Crosby; Constantine, Daniel BCamp, Uctuvus Cohen, Wm BCharters, Joseph SClughoru David l«opez Cohen, Peter L Coustautiue. Francis Ciiumpiou, Montgomery Cuturning, Walluru Cum- tiling, Wm A Cowpor, Strutb Crunafon, Charles II Crumplluld, Robert J Cuughey, Aaron II Crarnptou, Win Cox. George Catley, Phillip Counuliy, Win P Clark, Alien Cullou. • D. Adam J Dotson, lsuiali Davenport, Archibald C Davenport. Thomas Dowell, Jumes H Dcmund, Guiiuge W Davis, Wiillutn II Davis, Jacob F Dou, Chenley Dugger, JulmD Davunney, Heury J Dicker- sou, 1-uvl S D’l.yon, Albert L lh*Gorge, Martin Dug gan, Wiliimn 61 Davidson, John Dcvauuy, Johu Doyle, George Emmons, Henry U Eastmcud, Stephen El liott, Hubert Erwin, Thomas Eden, Ueorgo Ehrlich. F« Robert If Footman, Joseph S Fay, Luwis Frey, Uoluiliiuk Feutley, John G Falilgunt, James B Foley, Jos Felt, Jubn Foley, John C Ferriil, Louis N Fui- iigunt, Alexander Fawcett, Thomas Ford, l-owis J B Fairchild, Johu C Fraser, Rob't G Ferguson, Joliu D Fish, Dutigald Fergusou, Michael Finney, Edw’d Fitzgerald. ti. John Gnmmell, John B Gallie. George W Gar- many, Tliomu# Green, James E Good trey, Joseph Grceu, Churies It Gouldlug, tieorgo A Gordon, tieo Gordon, F'runcis L Gue, Joseph. Gauahi, Joseph F Gainuiu.i, George il Griilln, ii.-aburn Goodull. David il Galloway, lluiijuuiiu Gionuvuiy, laiurence J Gull murtln, Churies F. W Giilc. II. t llover, Curutiau Haiaeo, Geo Haas, Joaalbau llill, T H Harden, Jumes Hunter, Joseph Hawthorn John Hllogg. peter F’ llauseheldt, John FI lleruau- duz, puli,in,iu Kindly, John C ilunter Lemuel L Hover, Win. Dllowe, Benjamin H. llurdee,Charles S Henry, Churn*.-. S Hardee, Noble A llurdee, Al IVvtl Uaywootl, Wm P Hunter, Geo l» Humbert. \V .Waring lluber.-iham, Thomas iJoiiry, Eiu-tus Henry ltober, lliitchisou. Jonepl. M liuywoud, George S Harding. John llover, Elisha Hugur. Thomas Heron Alirahaiu Harmon, Thomas B Hough, Henry lluupi, Willem Hunter, FIruott Heuer, Albert DR. “W. R. MOSBLRY'8 INFIRMarv M FOR the treatment or Can cere, Wen#, Matuta, and mi kinds Tm or Tumour#, Is now open for the J! recejHioti or Patient#. Ilia Infir ill. wary la located near the Depot uid p ( «t {TT* Broadway, and contain# about thirty huge •* furnished Room#, with good aud trusty way» at hand, both ladle# and genUeineo ar«fS^ ed at this Institution, and will receive tlie uicmA. and kind attention front tho Proprietor, as f j LU Matron. Uhl practice in that horrible suS ** * Cancer, for the pant ten year# U not surnsJuST f any Physktan In tbo South, Patients are uCar. * 1 1 at $1 per diem, or $16 per mouth. $lo being .Zu,!! in advance. tar Fee# to he agreed upon before the ca.,e n dertoken. All communications mu*t be ikih addressed to W. R. MOSFJ?v^ J tirillin, i) k aug6 t THB Sutwcriber baa on bund an in* * mem or KM/IS, UAll.XS aim SHUBuf? 1 ' 1- own uauuiacture, width he will aart. r superior workmanship and material • w ferlor to any made in Savannah. are from $5 to $10. llieh'rlmi'offi^: Boon, kill and clolli Caller, and Hiwm ui„u * , dor aa usual. Eipeual care ukeu to eiaure uHS OM; jrniejl J. h. OIjS 1 "IJOTATUKrb—tod burreii) SufertoTi'Eti,:,, XT l-uUituee; fiO do Weetet u Ucdaf aud [A ilo Blows, for sale by '' tnarS BRIGHAM, KELLY A •«. I ION. MJStt MURRAY’S TTNITED State#, Canada and Cuba. U Schwegler’s History ol Philoaoiiliy in Ei» l.,., translated by Seeyle. u ‘ ,, Prescott’s Philip 2d of S(«in, new supply in ».., Caffandiu Cloth. u NaiKiieon’s Confidential Correspondence with 1 brother Joseph. Davati’s History or tho Queen’s of the lp, u . Hanover—2 vols. IjTheAilacbi in Madrid. Ftoumuceof the Harom, by Miss Pardue. Rachel Gray, by Julia Kuvanaugta. Earnest Liusfoad, by Mrs. Is?e lientz. mar 3 W. TllORM. WUJJaMs J UttT HECKiVISD.—20 boxes Sbouldeix" prime article, 20 tierces chuice lunim-’.u Hams, lu store, und for sale by mar 20 WAYNE, GREN VI1.I.F. \(i. tiW CHOP CUBA MOLAShl^.-^fheoai Xx go of tbo Abbott Devereaux, daily exiit-ctt;* for sale In lot# to suit purchasers, by Jan31 RODGER# k NORRl.J CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY WAREHOUSE, 140 Cangrex* and 67 St. Julien Strmi.i. T HE UNDERSIGNED would take this op.su tunlty to express to hU frieud.- au-i thu da - generally, his sincere thanks for their liberal |.,t r age and inlluence, which bos resulted in extiriu WiJ y his trade to all parts of the State. ALo, Florida, Alabama and Tennessee, thereby unabiu, him to exhibit a stock unsurpassed iu any .n.uiW city. Families, Merchants, Hotel Keojw.d, on 4 ju,. u boat Owners are particularly Invited fo examine thr present stock, - which la now complete lu nil fa. various departments, consisting in purt 0: tbo follow ing goods, vlx: CARP El DEPARTMENT. Royal Medalion, Royal Velvet, A MU: iff Q .A. GREAT FIRE AT PHihADKLPlUA MAY 1, 1850. HKRRlNG’aS PATENT CHAMPION SAFES. II7/.41 THE PEOPLE SAY. I’lllUUKl.l’lllA, 2dfiMav. 1850. Messrs' fkrrrU if: Uerrintfti BKNTtxstKN* Tho Herring’s Patent Choinplon Fire-Proof Sato, which we purchased from you in tho month ol* Jauunry last, was Hitimted m our Counting Room, in tlio second story of 231 Market street, on tlie night of thu Great F’lre 1st May, 185fi, and fell with tlie burning building in that eoiillu- gallon. The safe wu# reached ibis ultornoou, utter uu ex* pwiire of Thirty Six Hours to iutcii.su heat, aud ul- tlnuigh the brass plates on tlie front of Hie Safe wore melted, und the exterior shows Hie evidence of extreme heat, tlie inside casing was found fo be untouched by fire, and, with Hie exception of being a little steamed, is now as good as new : EDW SBMANS k CO. P111UHKI.MIM, May 31850. Messrs. Parrel k Her ring* s Gkvtlkmkx The Herring’s Patcut Champion Fire Proof Safe of your manufacture, which wo pur- chased nearly ft year since,wits in tlie centre ot our building at the time or its destruction in the great FlroorMay 1st., I860. Wo had removed tlio greater portion of our books before tlio lire readied us, but left some of them together with u number ol loose papers inside pur- ji-Holy, to lost the security of the Hale. Alter 38 hours of severn roasting, we round tho Interior of the sale upon opening, nut only blight und sound, hut tlio hooks ami papers as free from Ure as when firs put in. Wu shall require another Safe as soon us we get a new location.ami want none but your Cham pion.” Yours, las. FISHER k BROTHER. , PI . No 16 North Sixth »t., Hie public will hour in uimd that Hie “I I ERRING’S .lu-, i» Irvine, Faward D it\lue. J. Nuliu G Jom*!,, t Peyton, li Johimuu, Edwurd John, Robert M M Juugeila, Johu R Johnson,Wm B Jackson, GeorgeO Johnson, Edward Jones, John H Johnston. li. I’llieus M Kollbe'k, Juiues Kelly Frederick Kronioni William Krebs, Noah i< Knapp, l^wl# Kuorr, John J Kelly, Win l.ev.v Kuplau. L. Wui Giorw ton, Iordan Lowe, Jus E Ltinbright, Clias E Landvoiglit, Jno N Lewis, Jubn A Lewis, Churies E Lodge, Jumes B Law, Charles A -L Iji- mar, Michnl La.\lu,Thos L Lloyd, Fid ward tarell, Jacob C. lstvy,Joie|ih Lippmau,Heury F’ljcUle.Wil liam Law, Janies P Lung, Alonzo B i.ue«. Haiiiel N Lain. M. Tboiiu- Miutaugti, Hugh W Mercer, Nathaniel C Mills, Peter W Mingst, ihotn.i* Morton, John Mai- lery, Manuel Molina, Charles F. Mills, John Morri son, Wiliiam H C Mills. Alvin X Milter, Valentine Martin, Wm J Moore, Hut ace Mor.->e, Henry C Mebr* tens, Isaac Minis.Thomas G Miller. Anthony F’ Mira, Aluahum Muds. Richard O Mackali Jehu*.Murchi son. William H May. John .Ma>u*r»ou, Fid ward Mu- I ran, Thus A Maddox, Jacob Manses. John G Mat- ; tors rile. Fluid FIxtruct Buchu, $1 per bottle, or 0 for $6 j . .... •» “ Sarsaparilla *• “ “ - , “ Joseph ^ .McDoiuieli, J'elor aMeCumi, Hugh Me- Certificates jjf cures and rccnmmeitdution# from {sun, Juiues Mclntire, Alexander Mdlurdy. I’utrick distinguished professors and physlciuns will accom- I McGovern. William .McKemlrec, John W McKoy. Jo- * ' “ ' iepli J MeLoy, Rultert Mclmire. James Mclntire. Juiues McHenry. Williams McFarland. treatment in case# or poisoning, Drowning, Ac. 5P7|y OAGGl >G AND ROBB—eu bMe# heavy Gunny A> Cloth, 20 bolts heavy Dundee (for Sea Ini- and*,) 60 bolt# m#d!tim do 44 inches, 300 colls Kv Rope, 600 lbs Bagging Twins, in utore and for sal by nor 12 WEBSTER k PALMES* i iWESII Salmon, Lobster# nnil Sardines, for saio by jau 2 A BONAUD. INDIAN STREET FOUNDRY. D. k. WIIiLlAif ROSE, tuns and mans roDianow, miu.wriokto, aximikxkkai. MAcnmtfm, havaxnah, qa., ^ Aro prepared to make contract# with rail road# ami others, to fornish them with Iron nKWand Brass Coatings or every description ; ural also to build Stationary Fiigines, Horizontal and Vortical Sugar -..ills, with two or three rollers. Sugar Pans, Ac., Steam Saw Mills, Roll Gangs, ami machinery appertaining to Hie same. Steamboat Work, and ull kind# of General Jobbing attended to with punctuality and dispatch. They trust by ul tention fo buxine##, aud doing Justice tu all work entrusted to their cure to merit a #baro or public patronage. N. B.—Gage Cock#, Oil Cups, WhtaUes. Steam and Water Cock#, uud a variety of finished bras# work, requisite for machinory, always on hand al reasona ble prices. 4®-8a#b Weights. Cast Iron Shoe# for gutter# ot varitmn pattern# and sixes, at northern prices, onpo. aito Uio Charleston Steamboat Wharf. fab 16 FINDLAY'S IRON WORKS^ MAOO.V, (i IX) Hill A. J# The subscriber, from long oxporiouco iu Jfvtho busiuttWal a proparod to famish Steam Bo»6ts, Circular. Singlo and Gang Saw Mill Machinery. Grist mid Merchant Mills, Sugar Mills, Gin Gearing, aud Chatlngs lu gen eral. Tlio Saw Frames, whether for upright or cir cuits, will be of iron when roqulred. All or which with his many Improvements, 1# warranted to b« S ual to th# best mado at any other establishment. s works are on a scale aa extenslvo as tho largest at the North, aud ho is prepared to fill orders with promptness and dispatch. *Uf7 JR0BKRT FINDLAY H AVANA SHEARS—30,000 choice Havatm Scgurs—Conchas, Lu E«ineraldii, El Crvxol, I-.xcelxor*, Rio Hondo, Captain Alchorn, Iji *|.iel, Joiiii Smith, and varioux other biandx, impoitcd di rect by me, and for <nlr lit Uu* lowest cash prices J. A. BROWN. A pples & potatoes--' 10 bbls Choice Mercer Potatoes; -6 ’* *' Hufxett Apples. For *1110 by riiny 10 __ .1. A. BROWN. ffikluSuS* (iSPYlBuTESnr• pOBBJgmtt, ^ following advantages over lt , doefl «“'t offset ( ,r stuear written m account books. It Is porlcclly limpid uud flow# readily from ibo steel pen. 1 R gives three legible copies. It retains its copying pmpci lu-s for manv weeks alter Hie writ lug Ft executed. Illiic III nek Writ Inc? Fluid I# Intended to replace the inferior black inks, and all other writing fluids now in uso, which u surnnxx es in every respect. Il writes a clear brilliant Blue. Ito.lmiiiM tuaj,., Hlnrk1iil,v™ivUiaM..|om eight hours. . It lx tlio most permanent ink ever made. It i# lierl'ectly fluid au-l free from iuipurdieH. II does not coiode steel pens. WAK.VOCK k DAVIS, 169 CongiesH Hi reel. For huIo by may in UUNDHIKS- iJ *Jf» bhi# Sugar C'ruekerx—froHb. 20 *• Butler 15 “ Soda Biscuit 25 boxes “ *• 26 bbls No. I Sugar, 60 " A, U and C Sugar, Received aud for sule liy .. * McMAHON k DOYLE, 'nyl7 _ _ Nos. 206 and 207 Bay #|. P APEB HMoW8'~ANiriiORDK«§.r Just received u great assortment of tlie most elegant patterns, with borders fo match, from 8 cent# to $2, ut OIIAKFKR k CO.’S, : «!*!?» No. 0 Wllitnkor street. %UifeT RECEIVED; "• I’ER STEAMER, an axsoriinent of Misses aud Children’s Plain Straws, . I-ttdlu#’ NEOPOLITAN BONNETS, IN-i „ in [TS’ HATS and FLATS. Also a few TuT HAW. For sale by MRS. FREELAND, faay n Broughton stroel. L ISLE THREAD 0AUNTLETS.^—Tlitj only articlo or tlio kind iu tlie city. For solo by > J. w. threlkeld; mar27 coruor of Oungroas und Whitaker-st#.^ puny ouch preparation. Prepared und sold bv 11. T. IlEfaM BOLD. Practical and Analytical Clieniixt, 203, Clicstnut-st., near Hie Girard House Pliila. To be hud of Druggist# and Dealer# in every sec tion of tlie United States uud Cuuadu#. All letter# for the medicine directed to the propri etor receive immediate attention, and safe deliveries , Johu oii\»-r, Wiilmni <j'i)ri.->co!|, John W Owens, guaranteed. sept 1—ly-dtw (5 «Mirge nwcn.-. Dominick o’ Byrne, DcnuiMi’SulH- RHODES’ FEVRlt AJIUABBE CUHE, ; „ F OR prevention mid uure of Intermittent nnd u- v i Kiv.re K.iwar.1 i- Remittent Fever*, Fever anil Aruo, chills awl • ■ ■■■-•' ^ Il " l,uru rovor, Dumb Ague, General Debility. Night 8went#, nnd ail othor forms of disease which have a common origin in Malaria or Miasma. Tills is a natural autidoic which will eulirely pro tect any resident or traveler eveu in tlie most sickly or swampy localities, from any Ague or Bilious dis ease whatever, or any Injury from constantly inlml- iug Malaria or Miusnm. It will instantly check the Ague in persons who havo suffered for any length of time, from one day to twenty years, so that they need never have an other chill, by continuing it# use according to direc tion#. Tlie patient at once begius to recover appe tite and strength, auil continues until a permanent and radical cure is effected. One or two bottles will uuswer for ordinary casus, some may require ntore. Directions, printed in tlio German, French and Spanish languages, accompany each bottle. Price Ono Dollar. 45~Liborul discount# made to the trude. J. A. RIDDLE, Proprietor, Providence. R. I. EVIDENCE OF SAFETY. Nhw York, June 11, 1855. jbavo made a chemical examination o" *“ * Alexander G Nn laud. Thomas J N'uvlor, Edwin 1. Neidlinger, John W Novltl, John R Norton. Johu C Ntcoii, Wm G Norwood. O. - , ...WW. . . W.iSOt, Joseph Pelot, Urrin O Parker. Antonio ponce. Wm J Purtoii, Malcchal Parinli, Christinn l iei>oii. John Postcll, Michael 1‘rondergast. George F I’alines, Wm I’arri-ii. tlmrlo# F' Preston, K-iwin Parson* 1 . George Parson.-, Francis A Poidlen, ilionia.- Prcndcrgaxt. Patrick; Price, Jo.-eph W Phillips Philip J Puucli. John F Posey, Edward M Preiidergu-t, Henry H Phillips, Edward Padelfi'rd.jr. R* Jd.-cph B Ripley, Fraud# W Jloid, Michael J Kell- ley, Hiram Robert#, .fames J Richardsou. Wm J Richardson, John A Richurd.-ou, Geovge J Robert son, Jacob ltosciitleld, Matthew Kvmi, James M Russell, Robert Ruilord. Philip M Russell, John Reedy. Andrew M Ross, Henry Floser. The tnaa Red- fern, Win Rail ti, diaries K Robinson. Johu Rv«n, Augustus Heidi. George W Stone, Alex A Sniots, Henrv Stromer, , Fraud.- M Siouo, Johu A Staley, Albert Scarbrough, i FibenezerSuttou, Wm Starr, jr., Win Smith. Robert . Strouxs, James Sloven, James Sullivan, Daniel II Stowort, Emanuel Sheftnll, diaries Slugcr, F'rances i Sorrell, Jacob Shatter, Jos M Shellman, George W Shulfor, James Stevens, William R Symon#, John Mocct Wilfou, Mocet Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, power Loom Brussels, Three ply Ingrain, Two ply Ingrain, Wool Dutch, —, CURTAIN AMD UPHOLSTER Y DEPA lilMES. English Druggets, (oi rious widths,) Mosaic Hearth ltu^- Velvet and Cbeniile T’unedRugs, l*i#uo and table Cov«s Door Mats (every var.eir Silver in Brass 5iair hr,/.' Garnets Bindings, fc c . LSTER Brocatelle3, I-ace and Muslin (hiruu.- SaUn do Laines, Gilt Cornices, Satin and Silk Damask, Gilt Pius aid Euim.-. Worsted and Cotton Damask, Tasaels, Looj-s tu- Cords; Velvet uml Plush of various colors; Win*!..). Shades, new style. Also, every variety of Furniture Cuverii,#, i ;;Uj mlngs and materials for decorating. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. From two to Twenty-four fact wide, for Ifalhifo Room3, cut to fit without a seam. The subscriber will oblige hituself to luhkeite price# on all description of goods a- low to, the-am,- quality cau bo purchased iu any Northern citv. tO“ Carpets cut to Rooms and goods sent to %u. part of the city free of charge. tO“ An experienced Upholster will attend to ta- m&kingand laying of Carpet# aud oil Cloth* wk-i desired. Tho decorative and curtain dc|wrtmru i, n charge of an Upholster of ackiiowlecged tastu>m skill. W. H. GI’IUN, Agent oct!8 140 Cougress and 67 St. Juli.*u .-n DR. SANFORD’S INV1GOHATOU, 1 8 a mild laxative, tonic aud stiraulant.and U recomm.endcd to tho public, relying iij-on it, m trinsic worth in the euro of the following coujila.nt- All Billious Derangements, Sick Headache. sia, Habituul Costivencss, Chronic Diarrha*. *c«ii*-* Pain iu tlio Stomach and Bowels, General fa-luM* F’emale Weakness, Ac. For sale by jircgzUt* geu' erally, and by John. B Moore & Co. uud Wm. tv Uncoln, Savannah. ly lobT. T b TlMBKUi TlMBElll! HE Undeesigned has just received. ItT .-.lie (60U) Five Hundred pieces ol good &Li|*piu. Timber, averaging over one thounaud feet to -tu i, 9 fob JFIFFKRHJX JtUBFin.r XtJKEHEL, UEMRINUTBaLmON . A-.-- 2 bbls large No 1 Mackerel. 3 do do No 3 do 3 do do No 2 do 2 half bbls Blue F'isli. 2 do Pickled Herring, 3 do No 1 Salmon, 6 quarter bbls No 1 Mackerel. 10 kits No 1 Mackerel, 10 do No 2 do 6 Kits Tongues atul Soumis. 11000 lbs Cod F'isli. F'or sale low bv Jan20 J. a'. BUOWX. •*'»ver and Aguo Cure, or Antidote fo Malaria, of ••’lilif.dfi,- S'W- Sa . u,l, ? l A !, l“ l '‘ c *S» r . Henry SUlilia,, .ii.I 11 nU'h'in. lianiel r neriimun, John ttbiiL-, Friuli “.“‘J W.-lliu,Slor,local SliofuUI, rn. Salomon She John , Frederick •IV. lento,Hi ror Araonlo, MoronryVwnSo, S I inSi’S’S' Ho, S! , ',. S 'C,Vn,m '• retain., hut huvo not found a fiartlolo of olthor lu a luioifor, 1 ifilaei'“H ‘*1* r J* lu ' ?c “ nr havo 1 found auy suhalauce In IU uurapoal- fi,' S u » nr ?Bykea, Cuu- that would provo injurious to tbo vonstitutiou. ' r * ' TFS R. CHU.T , ‘ V 11 »» - - 1 • Alfred F. Torluy, Cornelius Turbu.-li, Fred A Tap per, Johu Tiimneriimn, James Taylor, Houry Tow, Johu T Thomas. Charles Tliornby, Francis Treudall. Barnurd U Tfalen, Ueorgo H Tit comb. Joliu D Tou- broeeb, David Tlionipson, Francis Marion Thread- crult, F-ug:-ne J Truchelut, John CTnvIor, Wm B Tiu.-ley. \\ in TIioiuii.h. i T . George \V Clitic JAMES R. CHILTON, M. D., Chemist. CAUTION TC SUFFERERS, t e-no more Arsenic, W.-a, Mercury, Qutulue, -luge#, Strychuiue, or Antl-Prodic# of any kiral. Tno well-knowu iuefflcicticy of Uieso noxious ihiIsouk provo them fo be tlie offspring either ofiulse medical principles, or of mercenary quacks. Tito only rem edy lu oxtstonco that is both suro aud harmless lx RHODES’ FEVER AND AGUE CURE. . Wholesale Agents, | ILAVILAND, RIDLEY & CO., Augusta, Ga., I and for« by dealers generally. i JOiiN U. SIOOllK ik eo., I UIIIBON'S HUIUHNUS, SAV.WN'AH , (i a . 1 Wmil.KSAl.EIc RETAIL IlRVGOISTR. Would vail the utn* > ‘*ioii of Merchants, Factors, i .... ... .. Planters, Pliysiciuu# and others, to tlicir ex- Waluimrg, John W Wilson’ W Thmqje Wihimnsisetii tensive and \voll #■ looted stock, comprising { Wwahvard, Aitins Webb, Cminul Wuld-sciimidt every urticlo In iIkmi’ line oi business, ami which they I Thomas J W«l h. Wm Waieis, Norman Walluce’ oiler Tor saloon the most ruusonublu terms for cash. ; Heury D Wed, Wtu Writ hi, W Ifaniv WiltUeruer’ or approvc.1 credit, viz; Allen R Wright, John R Wilde- ' " V. Corm bus Van IVr Vine, John A Vogt. \V. Jamas T. Webb, Thomas S Wayne, Gilbert A Wil- Y. Philip Yungo. Wm P Vonge, Peter Zaduvo.-kl. PAINTS, VARNISH|->4, GUSS, AC.. White Uud, Pure and No. 1 ; Tietnan’s Colors, drv i and lu oil; Japan, Copal, nnd Coach Varnishes'; Linseed Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Window Glass, Put ty, Gold IdCnf, Paint Bruxhe#, Sosli Tools, uud Ulw xior#’# Diamond#. LAMP, MACHINERY AND TANNERS’ OILS, j Tuuncrs,’ Neats, Foot ural Sweet Oil. ’ lnnV i;, ‘'Vn.’v'Jf... ’, GROCERS’ ARTICLES. I ' Uork 01 toU,u il - Ci.kkk ok Council OrncK, t S.-ivniiuiib, March 1, i860, j hlteaml mixed; 6U do fresh i.Wu Meal I P m T° rl!a - A frc.-li supply of tlio gcuiiim* article, ir Ruin by .null, irraii Ia.ru H..1 j„„ lhl . ai-oTIKCABIES’HAU.. (eb 28 Cor. Broughton and Barnard sis. : riTHL umieraignctl hits just received per steam I X cr Kuoxville, and is now opening a liouutlfol lot of Muslins nt lb to 12J,c per yard. J. W. THRKLKEI.D, mar 4 Coruer Congress and Whitaker sis. Nutmegs, Maee, Alspice, Cinnamon, Pepper, Ginger, ... , . ,r Mustard, haloratus, Soda, Pour lush,,Sweet < Ml, star eh. —Hlaiikots, lvcrscys, Red nnd White Fig Blue, Matches. Ac. J-l Flannels.--Wo oiler the above articles, which F’OR PHYSICIANS. w ‘* have oil hand, togetlier with a largo variety A great variety of the best Fvonch, English, and ; ol Lr'^ G^'d#, eutiMsUug of Casluneres, black aud American Chemicals, Plmrmaceiilical I'ropurations, colored Silks, Mmi.-Iiii de lalues, French Cambrics, Select jiowilers, Surgical Instrument*-:, Vial-- snecio Uinghnms. uud every variety of other goods usually Jars, Metatic Saddlo bags, Ac. Also, | found In a Dry Goods establishment, at the lowest CAMlilENE AND BURNING F’l.lHD. market prices, in order lo make room for our Spring Auy one who may favor them with their order# tnuy i Please call und examine our assortment, depoud upon their receiving tho best attention and i.ADf-ON k UuGERS, that all goods famished will be of a reliable quality. No. 2 Shad’s stores._ Should they not give entire satisfaction, thoy may be f IJALMOK THO LIS \ \'L) FLOWERS -For returned at tho u„tlon of the.retook y toiuUiyii.BU.o com,t7exl..u. eu7ln“d*i« —* mohlO tl ; ot the Skin, for Sbaviug, cleaning the Teeth, lor the /"lORN AND CORN MEAK—IOOO bus prime ! ^h’larat Xui.-fcry. for Bathing. au«I many Medical Coru, Wlilteand ratei..!.r.n.o. iv..,i. ..... I * — ‘ ** * '■ u Btoro and for pale by ***** patten, itnrrnv *. rt\ UiaAD :—UKAD n—IlEAD III Tlmt Is, ir you can hco ; ami «x fif you can’t sou, you can Ural kinds ol “help# to hoc,” at the Watch und Jewelry Sturo of It u. Nlctafa*C»„ luCollsriMU street, next door to the earlier of Wldtuker, where you etui purchase Watchoa, Jewelry, Silver Ware, and Fancy Good#, ns low a# at any othor store iu tho country. i . W !\l mve f tfL ’ , dved per steauiship Alabama n fresh Spectacle# ; also, a supply of J eliblo und Poriscopio Luus, which wn are prepared fo lit in nil kinds of frame#, nt short notice. Our j erlHaoplu Lens (so culled from their peculiar shape) liavo mi udvatitage over nil others, u# they have a greater rango of focus. tlmt tlio reader is not compelled fo hold the book or paper at a certain distance irom the eye. Call and non. ^ v . , D. II. NICHOLS k CO. tm' No charge for showing goods. >>>ftr 1 \ D. H. N. A CO. B ORE—7Ut) coil# Rope, variott# hmnUsj ull ol goetl quality, In store aud for sale by n|»r!W BRIGHAM, KELLY k IV. -m .. " FBlUODlCAlS. pUfNAM’S Monthly Mngitxine for May. ■A. Frank Isislio’# Gazette of F’axliious for 5biy. lllnckwood’s Edinburgh Review for April. Received uud for sale by WARNOCK 4c DAVIS, fo#yl6 169 Congrcxs Htroet. 1 <*)£v UU1>3. FLOUR In #lur« and for mle X4Q by tnay7 CRANE, WKI.IB At a). /"'10RN--IU store and for Rale by V utar6 IAK3KKTT& S ItOCKKTT&SNKLMNGS KUATKS. A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT, new pat* teruR, just received, tutd for sale Iweuty-fiv# per ceul. lesstlum ever before lu Ibis city. ' oetgd ICKNNFDv» «*• »ri|. Agutib* /CHAFFER & CO., lmvo a htrgo nmlWeil i\. J selected Hluek of White Lend, F’reueh aud Am erican zinc-*. Chrome Gresti, Yellow Linseed, Sitertti Whale ural .Tanner’s Dlls, Brushes, Paper Hangings, which wo will sell id low rates. aprl8 'VTAILS.--6 tons landing this day from bark J.1 AngitMta, a coumleto assortment for Builders’ use, for sale at manufacturers’ prices. CHAFFER k CO., 1 JntrtW 6 Whitaker street. 8 TABLE and Fancy Dry Hoods, of every va« riety, just rcen’ ‘ ’ ” alved and for sale by J. W.THRFILKELD, mar 21 Cor. Cougress atul Whitaker sis. O WEFT IML—Avery ‘ siqHUlor article of Tuscan O Olive Oil, put up by Kelli" * * "• *““* for sale by JOHN.. , 1 “ * * Gibbons’ Buildings. fob 4 S EED POTATOES.—170 bbls. prime SeedPotatoo#, from Rchr. M. Burr, from Bo«ton. For sale by fob 6 HUNTER rfOAMMRLU A BBOTT'S Mfthina Sand Paper, constantly A ou hand at CHAFFER At CO’8, . an 11—Ot No 0 Whlukemt RATES OF ADVERTISING. For ono square, of 300 ems or less, of any typ- im larger than Nounaroll, 76 ceutslorthe fli.-taud 5 • cents for each subsequent insertion,for uny tmielets than ouo mouth. All Tabular work, with or without Rules; and Ad vertisement# occupying double column, shall I* charged double tho nbovo rates. Advertisements of whatever length, for any tim** less than one month, fo bo charged ut traimcu ratos. For a longer tlmo at the following rates No. ofBquares lmo|2mos13mos14max10urns|Lt 1 Square,.... $10 fa $20 $24 $30 $49 2 Squares... 16 22 26 28 3(3 to 3 do .... 20 27 32 36 44 4 do .... 24 32 CS 42 62 IC 6 do .... 23 44 40 60 so 6 do .... 30 40 60 64 f.6 yo 7 do .... 32 43 64 68 TO 10v 8 do .... 34 46 68 62 T4 lit* 0 do .... 30 48 61 6C ?• 11s 10 do .... 38 60 64 70 80 125 F'or auy tlmo not above specified, a proportion* charge will bo made. A deduction of 25 per cent from the above rate* will be made on advoriisement# appearing exclu sively on tlio fourth page of tho dully. Advertisements ordered three times a week, wit: be charged two-thirds tlio above rate.-. Special notices, 10 ceuts per lino for the first, nu t 5 ceuts for each subseqettt insertion, nnd !u in* vase to bo subject to contract. Marriage radices $1. lu nerul invitations 60 ceuts each. No special notice.* inserted for less than 60 cents. Obituary N«nae.«. Reports, Resolutions, or Proceeding# ot any Society. Association, or Corporation, ordered fo be publfik ed, 6 cents per line. Steamboats will bo advertised at f40 per anuum for each bout advertised. Steamships, whore but one is running. $40 per an num; if two or more, $30 each. Auctioneers’ advertisements uot to be subject to contract, but to bo charged at the rates prescribed per square. The paper, under no circumstances, to bu ir.clu.'. cd iu a contract. Professional nnd business curds not exceeding 5 fines, will l>e Inserted at $20 per annum. Calls on persons fo become candidates, will It inserted as other advertisements, to be paid lor in variably iu advance. Announcing candidates for oflicu, 110, to be pan iu advance. Advertisements not marked ou tho copy lor* specified time, will be inserted until forbid, auJ payment exacted. When any bill for two mouths advertising, otiioi than coutrucl, amounts to over $60, a deduction el 25 percent will be made, Yearly advertising, with privilege ofehiiuge wiU betaken nt the following rates : For one square, renewable once a week. $46 .. .. .. twice •• oi> “ “ “ 3 times orofteliel I" Every additional square contracted for to be chart ed ora* half the above rates additlsnal. Yearly advertisers shall be limited to the «|vn« contracted for. All contracts shall 1» lu writs*, stating definitely tbe nature of the business fo w advertised. Any advertisements uot properly ecu neotod with the business shall be charged separate ly, and also any excess of mutter over the ainouui contraeted for. Contraet ndvertiseiuenta payable quarterly; «>* vertiscmeiiU IVom strangers aud transient pcrsc-t?. payable lu advance. All others will be considered duo wheu called for. Regular advertisers and all other# rending ioin- inunieutions or requiring uoticos designed to rail at tontion to fairs, coueerts, soirees, or any public on tertoiumeuts, where charges ure made lor admit tance—all notices of private associations, every no llca doslgued fo call utteutlou to private enternrUw calculated or inteuded to promote Individual inte rests, cau ouly bo Inserted with tho uuderstaraliiif that the same i# fo be iwid for. If iuaerted iu the editorial column (which can be only ut tlio discre tion of the editor#) tlio same will he charged at the rato of uot leas than 20 ceuts per Hue. Advertisements ordered In the Weekly paper. $» per square for each insertion. Tlie uuUorsIguoU, publishers of Daily, Tri-Weekiy aud Weekly newspapers in Savamiali. Ga., pledge ourselves strictly to adhoro to thu above bill cl Charge#, and In no instance to deviate tlicreftsui. I ho above rates to take oifact March 1, D>»’8. Olive OIL put up by Kelliug A Co., Leghorn : to contluue bludlug, until changed by the voted a II. MOORE kCO., ’ majority ofthd undofilgncil. N. B.—This achedula shall not in any way eitrit the lutegrlty or existing contracts. All contracts lor the year or any othor apoclliod time, shall only «ca» With tho expiration or tho porlod for which they wore made, ALXXANDKR k Sxkko, Rtjmllican. Tuonncx k WttwxaTOx, Morning tfeu*- R. B. Hilton fit Oo„ Georgian fit Journal.