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Export! or Cottou, Riot anil Lumber. rOHTIIK WKKK KNjiINU JONH 2,180(1. WIIKHK TO txrnwt. ' HU!* l.UUMVIt iTtWiiiSKT. llavant. West Indlers Nassau N. P... New York ioc ‘3019 880 Util 60 21 68 ” ’ 0OO() 136(16 itlHNN) Hartford Georgetowu Ii. O WaUtuhorru.i. Oiurlo-uuu "h 230 *28 IMMtt 1320(H) 105413 total. .... ... 111 4138 318 34 tuaS T Holooitibe, Uusluo f.hdl*.... Option* * Hortz JohnBoatou, Lingo KY Coheua ft Hertz VQtor'Kttlelrfh.Matikon N Y... .Hunter ftGamtnolf Jus Smith, Furman. K11U WaIaa, Huffman Marin Pickup, Baker,. B WuLhoii, Ituhtnaon,.. Wundhridgu, tVhllo,,. .Halt Cordelia, (tin Uuui,..... S' Y N Y Ogdon, Star k 0<» Unit Brigham, K ftCn dlsc’g.. .Ogden, Starr «ICo NY Cohons ftHertz Brigham,K * Oo ,, .Brigham, K & Go Batik Note Table. tlKiUUIIA. Atom «Mltll|.I.V\, B k dtnto of Georgia.. Pur ihurk^'n t'uy DunUr-..!' Kate Brigham, Je»ika,.N Y Brigham, K. ft Co Alim, Taylor dlsc’g.. .Hunter ft Ouminell North State, Mortem,.. .N V Ogden, Stilt k Oo 8 N Smith, Smith dtac'g ...0 A Greiner leC Watts, Watt-*, wt’g M A Cohen Target. Dftvto, dDu'g lAiheua ft Hertz Blunter**' Bank. Marine Bank 1 (Yu U It.ftB’k’gt't*.. • t.a. It it .V ll’k’g Go.. • Hank «C Savannah.... 1 Mtudi’c*’ Sav’g Bank. * Bank of Augusta ' Moch’c*'B.iuk,.(Aug.) ‘ Aug. tin. & BVgt’o,. • ll'kol Ur’s wink, (Aug) * l : m*m tUuk * i:»t> tMuk ‘* Man’Um’rs H’k,(Mae.) “ Morvh’ls II'k', (Macon) 3d* M.uinfoe'rs’ ftMudi'c* OnhtmhiaOoiii. Bank. Bank of Hamburg ... •• M. B’k ol Choraw. .. Hunk of Georgetown.. • Bank of Camden •• Kx. Batik, (Columbia). •• Bank of Newberry ... *• Bank of Chester *• Plant V H'k,(Fairtleld) •• S. W. It. It. Bank •* New Orleans.. .a |ir u. ills North Carolina. ..2 a a dis Virginia 'Ja'Jjjdi* Alaht-mx 'dad Coiieltfiti'fMi I’or sc hr Target, from New York—Urlglmm, Kel ly k Co. Mi-Malum At lhiyle, t.ohens k Hortz, 0 W Dtxou. Uthrop & Co, Yongo it Frierson, W If Far rell. M A Colter, Hardee A Co. Way no, Grenville k Co, Ogden, Starr A Co, Verstllie ft Frierson. King At Son, \V M WaiUoy, Lynn At Balder, Moore ccCo, s M Ulllleuu, I'arsons At Co, Coo|mr At Olllaiaml, Patton, Hutton At Co, Holcombe, Johnson At Co, Boston and VUIulonga, Crane, Wolls k Go, Solomons At Co, Dana At Washburn, .1 Sichol, Hudson, Fleming At Co, Way At Taylor. Kounedy * Beach. Claghoru'k Cunulug- Imm, Gllhert k Tlldon, Paul lata, Jennings ft Cu, N ll At tl Weed, Scranton, Johnston At Oo, Lovell At I'jri | louttiinorn. Welistor At Paimos, Iron stuamhuat Oo, ‘II s I H Morse, Franklin At Hrautloy, C A Greiner, ami Bank Sham and Stook. i.vsrtrrioxs. ' ]ci»nj?KK’T i*mcKiirtvii»’T«. li-iuk State of Georgia Planter?’ tUuk Marine Hank Con. It. It. .V U'k'g Com’y. LCtuk oi .Mvaimah Gas UghtContpauy S. W. K. U. Company.100, WSAiluters 8 pur ct Georgia It. It. Coinpauy... 100 par 3 per Macon At Wast’uIL II. Co., i....(100 a 108 10 per Woj’u At Atlantic 11. It. Co. per Muscogee R. H. Coinpauy. 100, 87 a 88 8 per et City Bonds 02 7 pur ct Mechanic*’Saving Bauk.. lib; Noneoff'g toper Augusta At W. Hall Road... 100 1 UceelptM per Central Rnllieail, Jcnk 3—294 Imlos cotton, 100 sacks flour, 408 do corn, 120 do oats, f>6 sucks pons, and mdzo to Daua At Washburn, Hatlorsby At Co. Way At Taylor, Ruse, 07 a 100 U per ct t Davta ft Long. Ghoever A Co, J W taithrop & Co, C A 70 a 72 Id pur ct j I. Lunar, A H H Dawson, Franklin At Brautley, T M HB a ID) 10 |ior ct Turner, Crruu, Wells At Co, Bell k Prentiss, McKee hr .. i.i ......i Hoi,nett, Lynn At Snider, Brighum, Kelly k Co, N A Hardee, KevhCStiles, Rev 8 K Klllott, Fatten, Hut- ten At Co, Waver k Cen.stiiutiue, Yongo At Frierson, Yongc .V Wyatt, Grenville A Co. 100118 a — 12 per ct 80 " 6i>: 100116 100115 a — lojierct 26; 27 a 28 per cl NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Export, of (lotton and Rioo, vao4 TrtK mat nr savannah, comuknu'o *m. t, lHfi:>, RICK, WUKKK ro Sluuo May 2j| l-rovloualy. SillCi- Mu 27 Previ ously, S. I. Uplu’d S. I. Uplu’d ’O'ees I’l'ce*. Liverpiud... .... 6803 130620 896 J.oitdtm .... OtU. Br. I"t3 69 234 lot. to G. U. .... i«a laoTci 300 ilnvru .... 070, 16097 09 OtU. Fr. I"ts i *•'• Tot. ti* Frn’c .... 070j 161107 !H» Hamburg ,. .■(.PeteMh’rB Otli.V.K.P’t* •• ; i-J4» 21 53> Tut.N’.E.P’Ls ...' ..! 3248 * *' 63S Havana. ... 661 42-15 oth.W.l.P’to fill 230 S<». Europe.. 'ioso (Jill. F’U l"T- Tn.nth.F.PV I fill 6020 Now Yuri;.. lor. 3019 2304'102209 68 0047 ItOnlOll. • .. 889 220| 34707 492-1 Provideiieu. 72211 801 Plilla-lelphin 16! 17621 193-1 Riitiuiore.. 3465 730 I'liurliMtoii.. 8 230 2770 11636 28 68-1 N. rirliMii-*.. .... 1 2001 Gill. U.S. P*t-» | 472 Tot. C’stwlse 114 4138 5378177218 50 18948 (iraud Total. 114 4 las i-wiila-MM 918 26201 Comparative Stiitciiirnl uf Colton, j m'n. .**. i.‘ Stock on hand Sept, 1, ls»6 800 300 Rac'd since May 27... 4(«>U d2 Received previmi.-ly. :!02060 13927 307205 11009 308005 14200 Exp’il since May 27... 413S 114 Exported previously. .3228in 12007 3200IS 12721 Stock ou hand and oil shipbonrd not cleared Jmm 3. IHfnl 41147 1648 SACK TI.MK CAST YKAH. Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1M54......... 2tHMI BOO Rac’d since May 28.... (1213 70 Received previously. 338404 U’321 344707 13301 Kxp’dsluce May 28... Exp’d previously.... ..8305 324000 13371 332101 13371 Stock oil hand and on shipboard not cleared.) one 4, 1855 Savannah Market, June .'to COTTON—Tho market yesterday was active.— Sates ut 552 tmles were reported, 2ut8?i. tuff «i Id, tv7 at III *4,210 at 10}£ unit 42 ut 10?$. Prices unchanged. Ki|iort«o UVERPriUL—Per ship Borneo—2334 hales Upland cotton. HALTIMriltK--Per schr Mary At Louisu—311 hales Upland coUoii, 400 boxes copper ore. NEW Yrittti. May Ut—Gimo.N—Tlio demand has e.'ntumed light, and, uulwitqnluudiug the uufuvora- hle ipmoonts per Afrlcii, previous prices are sustain ed. The business of tlio three days will not proba bly exceed 4u00to 6000 baled. Home sales ol'uvun M.d-Uing I'piiiiidH ure reiKirtud to have been made ui 10‘jc. but tbo annexed tigures, it is believed, give u f.iir expression of the market We quote s'. Or leans, Florida. Mobile. A Texas. 0 ii 91* ldj* 10 % 11 !»>• 1H 1 Vi itoiu. limn. iiotu. 4#* 11m spring of tho year U the most proper time tu take cleansing and purifying Medlciues, of which Swttira’s Panacea stands pre-omlnont. % SWAIM’S 0 K LKBltATKD I’ANAOBA, KOR TIIK CORK OF SOHOFUIjA, Inelplout Consumption. General Debility, Rheumat ism, While Swallings, Dlsoosos of the l.lver and Skin, and all Diseases arising from Impurities of the Blood, and the ctt'ccts of Mercury'. S IVA I.MV PANACEA lias been for more than thirty years celebrated iu ibis country and In Europe for U.s extraordinary cures—for certlllcntos of which ri feronoe is imnlo to the illroctioiis and banks (which may he had grails) accompanying the Panacea. Some of which give the particulars of caaea too frightful Cor general publication, where the patients have been almost eaten up with Scrofula, and were doomed Incurable by Physicians It has been used In hospitals and private practice, nua has been rocommended by the most celebrated physicians end other eminent persons. Among othors by—- W. Gibson, M. D., Professor of Surgery, Pennsyl vania University. Valentino Mmt, M. P., Profes-or of Surgery, Now York University. W. 1*. Ueweo.s. M, D., Professor of Midwifery, Pennsylvania University. N. chupmun, M. D.,*Pro esjor of Physic, Penuayl- van la Uulverslty. T. Parke, M. D., President College of Physicians, Philadelphia. Dr. Del Vullo, Professor of Medicine, Havana. Jose Kourcuco do I.uz, Prelessor of Surgery, Lis bon. J. Chtpmnu, Member Royal Collego of Surgeous London. CL W. Ervlng, late Minister to Spain. Sir Thomas l eaivon, Major General British Army. Gilbert Robcit-ou, British Consul, &o., Ate, The wonderful cures effected by 8WAIM'S PANA CEA. have tor many years made it an unrivalled remedy. The Panacea dues not coutuln mercury lu any form, and being an Innocent preparation, it may be given to the most tender Infant. The retail price has been reduced to $l.M> per bottle (containing three half pints) or ilnee hollies fur 84. Bcwnio of IiiiiiuhIUoiio Hwaini’s Panacea is in round bottles, fluted longl- Uidlually, with the following letters blown on the glass t “SWAIM’S—PANACEA—PHI LADA.” Having the name of J.\s. Sw.mt stamped ou the sealing wax, uud written on the label covering the cork, and a splendid engraving on the side of the buttle, by Draper A: Co., bank note engravers, of Philadelphia. In the centre of which is n portrait of the late Win. Svvaim, (copy right secured.) If persons purchasing the Panacea will be earelul to observe that the name SW AI HI is correctly spelled, they need not bo Imposed upon, AJ»o, 8xv«Im’a Vciiiiltiigi-o A valuable Family Modicluo, being u highly up- proved remedy tor all diseases arising from debility or the digestive orguuH, such us acidity of the sto mach, worms, cholera morbus, dysentery, l'over and ague, bleeding piles, sick headache, etc., etc. See the pamphlet, which tuny lie had gratis, accom panying the Vermifuge. Prepared only at riwaitn’s laboratory, tho old stuud, rovclith street, below Chesimt street, Phila delphia, and sold by all the respectable Druggists iu tho United -States. General Agents for tho United States, SCHIEFFKLIX BROTHERS k CO., jiitie4—codtlt 170 William street, New York. 'ADVERTISEMENTS. OIUSHIf TURTIi*. ■‘A lot ofiaporlorGRKKN TURTLE, direct from lu ll lan R|ves t Florida, Ibr* — sale low oh MaW thaadhr/. — John H. Hours, arrived yesterday, at Pod olio rd, Fay At C’o’a wharf !»!.;• 8t* Je4 ADMINliTUattili’i raES; T>URSUANT to an order oT tlio Honorable the A Court of Ordinary of Chatham County, pasHod Juno term, I860, wll I bo sold, on tho first Tuesday In August next; before the Court Hotiso door iu said county of Chatham,-between tho legal hours of sale, the following property, to wit.: tots Nos. three (8) and four (4) .being part of .Garden lot No. nine (»), 8priug Illll, City of Savannah, fronting on Railroad street; also tho following negro slaves: Jack, Peter, Aloxaudor and Sarah. Sold as the property of tho eMateoVSamuetGrifllu, laieofwdd county, deceased, for the boueflt of the heirs uud creditors or Raid es tate. RICHARD WAYNE, Administrator do bouts non, on Je4 Estate of Samuel Grlfllu, WoWAT«HXTHXlOQmvr O N tho first Monday In August next, I will apply to the Ordinary of Chatham county for leave to Hell the uegro slaves beonging to the ostate of Clara A- Ogilbay, decmtfell, for tho boueflt of the heirs anil credit >ra of said ostate. . Juno 4 JfOlRS A. LaROCHE, Adm’r. i.K, HUUAK AN1) U0LA8.SK0.—M bbls J i«y- lor & Son's Ale; 16 hhds Now Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar; 25bbls A, B and C and Pulver ized do: 26 hhds Molasses; 60 bbls choice Syrup, received and for sole by MCMAHON A: DOYLE, Juno 4 2C6 and 207 Pay street. S TARCH, COFFER AND CANDY.—60 bxs Fresh Starch; 60 do Ground Coffee; 60 do assortod Candy, received and tor sale by MoMAHON At DOYLE, 'Juno 4 206 and 207 Bay street. P epper, mustard, soap, a:c.-i26 bxs ground Popper; 76 do do Mustard; 70 do BcadoPs Family Sanp; 76 Colgate k Co’s do do; 100 do Col gate k Co’s Pale do; 100 do Colgate k Co’s No 1 do; 150 do Adamantine. Sporm and Hydraulic Candtos, received and lor sale by MoMAHON k DOYLE, June 4 206 and 207 Bay street. CHAFFER & CO., No. O Whitaker Street, Savannah, G«i, WHOLR-ULK AND KKTAIL DEAI.KRS IN S ASHES, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings, Ac, White lead, Zinc, White Unseed, Sperm, Whale, Tan ners’ and Noatsroot Oils, Glass, Brushes, Gold Leaf, Bronze, Builders' Hardware. Nalls, Marble Mentals, Ac., Ac. . Je4 D eelved and for sale b; June 4 [OCK A DAVIS, 15 Congresa street TO BENT. UNTIL the let November next, a com- J modlouB and airy residence, on tho north I side of the Central Railroad Depot, known Las Hovers Place. The house Is newly fur- from basement to attlo, which can be bought >»ys YOUNG At WYATT. UFFlUfiS FOR RENT IN THE THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE adjoining tho ofilce of the subscriber. The basement would make, with somo alight wnlmpruvomont, an excollent lawyer’s-office, o first and second floors will be lot for Counting- Rooms, and the third for Bleeping apartmonts. Con- iiootod with tbo establishment Is an out-building of brick, suitable for sorvants. Apply to C. A. L. LAMAR, sept3 Corner Dray ton and Uryau streets. TO RENT TWO TENEMENTS IN GORDON BLOCK, fronting Chatham Square, and well furnish ed with gas, water, stables, Ac. Posses sion given 1st of Novombor. EDWARD G. WIU30N,' 72 Bryan street. II ootl6 VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE Tho two-story brlek store on Congress street, now ooeuplod by Messrs. Einstein A Eckrnan. This is one or the best stands In _the city for any kind ol' business. Terms made accommodating. For particulars In- qulro at 142 Broughton street, above the store of T, L. McKouna. tfmayH m will be ma Ontluary . Middling Middling Fair.. Fair Upland. ... « MX Ilia 12 pipping liitelligtntt. Port af Savamiuh.. Arrived# Brig Tnct-oa, MiiHou, Charle*ton, iu Ballast, to C'uriotou A i’ur ohm. , Dar- TO RENT. The Dwetllug latoly occupied by Judgo Fleming, in Taylor stroot, near Drayton* Said House la three stories on a basement, i with good servants’ rooms, and outhouses ’osaesslon given immediately. Apply to I). L. COHEN. FOR RENT. Possession given immediately — Three F story brick house, new and in good order, I on Macon struct, uext east residence to Mrs. ■ JOWCtto A°P l y ftt t,l * s Olflco. d tl nmy27 M- Cleuri'd. 8hli» Uuiueo, Uuavt, Liverpool—Brigham, Kelly A Co, Sc.ir Mary A Louisa, Steelman, Baltimore—C A Greiner. Plemoiaiida. ! New Yotk, May ttl—Old twig OoSUvwmme. ret, and nclir Geo Davis, Neff, riavauuuh, Ai r brig Pliihira, Junes, Savannah. Pi'ov-duunt, May 29—jld Br bark Alalaiita, D*»ty. Uuriuu to load for Ara-tenium; anchored below Field’s Point, wlud ahead. Hutvuet May 14—Arr Cantou from Savannah. DaiimrisrotUi, May 22—Arr Cuiuiuniiure I'ueker Fuller, rf.ivannali. Passed on Uio 21st ult Ihu Br ship Crown, C:.my, 21 days out from Apalachicola for Liverpool; receiv ed provisions uud proceeded. Comparative View of Vessels I'.vnixo IN IMS 1'NITKO KTWTKt FOR FoHKIU.V 1'OltTS (GBjFr|OP( |G B|Kr|Q P *' I'oitm ^ I 186li |1 1866 .\7jw oricons, May 27 32 fi 19 12 6 7 Mouili-, May 23 9 16 C 2 0 Florida, May 28 9 0 9 2 0 0 Pnvanunh, June 3 09 4 9 9 (l Uliurleston, May 31 4 4 6 8 3 4 New York, May 27 42 12 121 IV 8 80 Other I'm t * May 24 6 2 14 _6 J _9 Total,... *. .V...'.'.V.V| 9»|26| 108j 62) 19)110 LIST OF VESSELS IN POET. Ships. Knoxville(*»)Ludlow,1600N, Y.Padloford Fay A Co Telegraph, Homer 802 rep'g llone AUonnory Jus Ray, ltuy 00 L’pool..Hunter A Gummel Elizabeth, WUIlams.960 rep’g A 1-owACo Kalamazoo, Toyh*r..703 dlso’g.. .W BuUcruby &Co Mary A Adeline, Faleo 637 l/poul..BvlllUum K, A Co Freulrndo,Ubivor...1284 dls’g.......0A L Ijimar Falcon, Patten, 900 Llv’l.... Brigham K A Co ijidy peel, Moore,.. .037 dlso'g......A LowACo Earqaes. Chevalier, Knight.. .478 diso’g C A L Lunar Harvest, Nichols 426 Hpaln.. .Brigluiin, K A Co Globe, Colton .300 Itot’d in.. Brigham, K A Co EChurchill, Blake...212 walt’g Master Amn, Atkinson 360 Inad’g A l/»w A Co Mary A.lane,Sanders,340 wt’g Master Brigs. I cur lun, (‘hud well.... 900 Boston Muster. Clihnhorazo, Brown..217 dlsc'g.Beers, Th'sn A Co Cutalidln, AniOHhury.oOOU St Johns.Carlton A Pars IrU, llosmun two at Jutma.Urlg'm K A CO Ganges, S|«mr IKK) rop’g..l-ockolt AHuul'gs Nornmn, Herd, 000 dlsc'g W C'rntlwr P It Curtis, Doughty,.. 000 dlsc’g .() Onhun L\V Angler,Toothzkor,900 dlsc'g.. Brigham K A Co Ulorou, Woliher, 000 dlsc’g Beers T A Co Bon Dunning,Look,... .000 N Y OCohen Twccoz, Btonson, 000 wt’g... .C’arloton P A Co Sonoonsrs. Champion, Haskell walt'g NOTICE* Krglstiy Act, Approved Jnii’vy 24,1852, S EG. 2.—Be It further enacted by the authority of the sumo, That from and ul’ier the passage of this net, ull persons shall be qualified to vole at elections for Mayor uud Aldermen of the City of Bu- vutniuh, and I he Hamlets thereof, who ure eltlzeiis of the United Flutes, have resided in the Flute uf Georgia fur. one year immediately precoding the election, and continue so to do lip to tho titno of election, and within tho corporate limits of Savan nah for one month immediately preceding their re- gisteratiou, who have obtained the age of twenty- one years, and have paid all city luxes, or luivo In their own right sufficient real ostale to satisfy uuy lax oxemiti ms which may bo against thorn, who have made all returns required by the Ordiuatico of the i It), uud havo been registered ucoording to the provisions of this net. Fer. 3.—He It further enacted by tho authority of thu same, That the Clerk of tho Common Council of Um city of Buvuiinuh, and iu case of his sickness or ah.-euoe, any utfiuer duly elected und appointed by tin! Mayor uud Aldermen, or a majority of them, for that purpose, ahull open a list for tlio registration of Yuters ou tho first Monday iu January lu each and every year, which list shall be kept opuu until two o’clock, P. M., uu the first Monday In September en suing, when it shall bo Uuallyand absolutely closod, Sec. 4.—-Be it further enacted by the authority aforesaid, That It shall be tbe duty id’such clerk or olllccr, upon the application iu person, uud net by proxy, of any person entitled to vote as ulbresaid, within thu time proscribed for the list to be kept open, to register tho name of such person, und de liver lo him a certificate of such registry, express ing Ills name, number, auU tho date uf registry. riee.&.—Be IV further enacted by the authority ul'crcaul'd, That such clerk or otbor olllcer shall be authorized to require uuy upplinuiit for registration tu make uu afilduvil that ho is entitled tu vote, ac cording to the terms of this act, before issuing a cer tificate of registry. See. 8.—Bo it further eunolod by tbo authority aforusutd, That in cose of tho loss or destruction of a certificate, tho ulerk or ether officer shall be an- tborizod to issue a duplicate at any time before two o’clock, P. M., of tho “Thursday before tho socoud Monday In October,” fsee act of I860] upon the per sonal application of tno voter to whom It was ori ginally Issued, accompanied with his affidavit of such loss or destruction. [Bee pamphlet laws of 1861-2, pp. 408, 409, 410.] aFact To extend und define the corporate limits of thu C'lty of Ha van null. Sec. 1.—Bo it onueted, Ac., That tho corporate limits or tho city orBavannah he, and they are here by extended nud defined as follows, to wit: “ Beginning at a point on tho western side or tho mouth of Bilbo’s Canal, ami running theuco in u direct line to a granite stone near tho culvert on the Thuudcrbolt r* ml, und which stono marks tho line of tho present city limits, thence along tho north side ot the Thuudcrbolt road, tho west side of Waters’ road, the north sldo of Lover’s I juio, aud Its Hue prolonged to tbo line or the Rprlngtlold Plan tation; thonco along tho boundary lino of the said plantation to tho hU'crcatlou of lha Augusta and Louisville road, aud thence to a point on tho river bank ton chains west W. B. Giles A Co.’s Mill, thence along tho stone lluo of Hutchinson's Island to tho eastern! oflt, thence to tlio front of beginning.” Act approved Fobruury 13,1864. By soutlou 4lb of an uct passed by tho last Gener al Assembly ortho State of Georgia, It is “enacted that thu election for Mayor aud Aidortuuu ol the City or Savannah and tho Hamlets thoroaf, shall hereat- ter be hold on the second Monday iu October, In each and evory year.” _ By section 7th of said act tlio tlmo for taking out duplicate registry tickets expires “Thursday belore tlio Bocoud Monday iu October.” ATLANTA HOTEL. ATLANTA ■ ■ t i GEORGIA. J. J. HKHLBH, Proprietor. Lalf. of the Verandah /fotel, AViti Orleans. Passengers per Evening Trains will find Supper ready on the arrival of tho Cars, tnnyl4 IdERCUANTS’llOTEL,' JACKSONVILLE, EAST FLA. JOHN BOZEMAN, Proprietor. nOAKU I'KK OAT $ 1 60 HUAKU FKK WKKK 0 00 BOARD t’KR MONTH 20 00 tnaylU lyr mIllshouse, CORNER MEETING AND QUEEN-STREETS, CHARUMTON, 8. O. M THIS House is now adapted to all the wants of tho Travelling Public, and tho of- forts of tho Proprietor will bo to dosorvo their patronage. mar 31 THOMAS S. NICKERSON. MONTGOMERY'S HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS—(ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.) Xo. 16 and 17 Ueekman, heo doort eaul qf Xaeeau tired, near the City Hall Park. The subscriber, thankful fur luist favors, would inform his patrons uud tho traveling public, tliut he Is now prepared to furnish first class Iznlglng Rooms, with convoulen- equal to auy Hotel iu the oily, Transiout or per manent lodgers accommodated by tho day, wook or month, with or without board. R. O. MONTGOMERY, myla New York, Ml convoy i: and Clarksville. Instead of going Noitb come to the Stouo Mountain House, and Bpend your summer, as everytlilug will be doue for your com- t rort. Conveyances will bo furnished to passengers to Lawrcuceville, Gainesville „'ksvillo. Pass ongera by tho G corgla Rai lroad take su p- per at this house. ALEXANDER k CLARK. F. 8. Alkxandkr, formerly of Lawrenceville. J. A, Clark, Social Circle.2m—je 2 J M; prepared, INDIAN SPRING HOTEL. The Uuderslgued has again tho pleasure of Informing his numerous friends, as well as tbe public at large, that he Is yet at the Iudiau Spring Hotel, aud is fully prepared, with the assisianco of hiB sons and his own experience of six years at the hotel, with the best cooks that can bo procured, as well as assis tance of ull kinds, to ask of all those who visit the Spring u generous share or their patronage. Intend ing to spare no palus of himself to make all such as please to give him a call comfortable. The Tndlun Spring Hotel Is now open, and ready to receive all those that will please to call.. There will be at For sythe Depot coaches und hacks ready to convey all such as wish to go over. EDW. VARNER, i ii ay 23-3 taw tsepl Proprietor, V .Savannah Republican, Morning News, and Charleston Courier will please insert the above three times each week until 1st September, and send thoir bills for payment, EDW. VARNER. POSTSCRIPT BY BAST NIGHT'S MAIL. [From tho Atlanta Intolllgoncor Extra, June 2.] Democratic National Convention. Cincinnati,'Juriol. The CUy Is thronged with delegates aud vis itors. Great excitement. The friends of all the candidates are uonll- deut that the Missouri Benton delegates were excluded by the National Committee, to whom the question was submitted. The New York contestants will go before the Convention. It Is intimated that tho Conven tion will compel them to compromise, by refus ing to receive either. The Mississippi delegation will vote for Pierce aud Quitman. The Buchanan men asset! that the assault on Sumner gained Buchanan 20 votes. A resolution will be Introduced to exclude office-holders from future Conventions. [second dispatch.] Cincinnati, June 2.—The Democratic Na tional Convention assembled at 12 o'clock, ft, Meadary, of Ohio, was appointed tempory Sec retary. The Missouri [Benton, probably] delegation forced their way Into the Convention, amid great uproar, excitement and fighting. They were allowed to take their seats, and quiet was restored. The two New York delegations not agreeing were both refused admission inlo tho Conven tion. «. A Committe on credentials wss appointed, consisting of one from each State. BIr. Richardson, of Illinois, in alluding to the Issourl [Benton] delegation, said the Conven tion must protect itself against insult and vio lence. Mr. Hall, of Missouri, attempted to justify, but the Chairman reihsed to recognize him, ana inally the Benton Delegates withdrew amid loud cheers. A Committee on organization, consisting of one from each State, was appointed. E.jJ, Moss represents La., In the committee on resolutions—Pierre Soule also represents La. After the transaction of other unimportant business, The Convention' acUourned to 10 o’clock Tuesday morning. LATER FROM CENTRAL AMERICA. THE COSTA RICANS GONE HOME. New York. June 1.—The steamer Orizaba, from San Juan, arrived here to-day, with four hundred passengers from California, brought down by the Sierra Nevada. Dates from Nica ragua are to'the 29tb inst. The Transit route was again opeu and quiet was restored to Nicaragua—the Costa Ricans having evacuated the. country without another battle. President Mora left with his staff on the 20th April, and his army followed almost immediate ly after. The Cholera had made sad havoc in the ranks of the Costa Rican army. Gen. Walker landed at Virgin Bay on the 30th April, only a few hours after the last detachment of the ene my had left Gen. Walker was in good health, and the array generally, was in good condition, except at Grenada,where the Mver had been very severe and feveral Americans had fallen victims to it James Walker, brother to Gen. Walker, died onthe,15th inst Mujor Edmund Randolph, of Virginia, is dangerously ill. Gen. Homely had command of the Depart ment of Blerida, which is composed of Guana- costa and Rivas. Advices received at Grenada from Costa Ri ca, intimate that the country will fall ;from in ternal commotion, there being a prospect for the overthrow of President Mora. The elections were being held in Nicaragua, and it was considered certain that President Ri vas would be re elected. The British frigate Eurydlce and steamer Hermou were at San Juan, but made no oppo sition to the landing of passengers. Lieut. Bonaparte, formerly of the Army of the Uuited States, late of tho Crimean army, where he distinguished himself by his bravery and modesty, has just been attached to the Chas seurs dlAfrique, of the French "Army, and will form part of the expedition to Kabylie. From Havana.—Arty York, May 31.—The steamship Empire City arrived from Havana to-day- The steam frigato Susquehanna ar rived at Havana on Mouday, and left on the same evening for Key West, to join the irigates Fulton, Cayenno, and Saratoga. The steamer Merriiuac had not arrived when the Empiro City Jolt. The American squadron will proceed direct from Key West to Greytown. Decision in tiie Fry and Bennett Case.— New York, May 31.- The case of Fry vs. Ben nett, of tho New York Herald, on appeal, in tho Supreme Court of this city, was decided iu favor of the plaintiff (Pry) this morning. Ver dict, $0,000 -the verdict previously awarded iu a lower court was $10,000. Judgo Bronson, ot' Now York, declines at toudiug the Cincinnati Convention, hut says the Kaiisas-Nebraska bill is the only thing to put down sectional agitatiou, uud cement the bonds of the Union. He calls upon the Convention to nominate a sound and true constitutional candi date. THE GREAT YVKSTRRN INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK, A RE taking Marino Risks at their Agency, corner of Drayton and Bryan streets. Approved RLka will Oo taken on liberal terms, and the uflualcreillt given on Promlum Notes- Tbrco quarters or tbo business will bo returned to the cub tomors In scrip. C. A* L. Lnmar, fob 19 Agent in Savannah. nrstasME Southern Mutual Insurance Company, '(euthurn Mutual Life Int. Company t Insurance Company, of N. York, Sprlngllelil Fire A Marine Ins. Com’y, Risks lu the abuvo lusurutice Compuulod underta ken by WM. KING A SONS, Agents, No. 09 Bay street. Savauuuh, 14th December, 1866. decl4 I. .RU, marine: and i.ikk. INSURANC E. NU. 111. HAY-STREET. CAPITAL REPRESENTED, Nearly Four Million Dollars. By the following responsible Stock Companies. Charter Oak Life Insurance Company, OF HARTFORD, OT. Equitable Fire Insurance Company, OF LONDON. Farmers* ami Mechanics* Fire, Marine and Life Insurance Company, OF PHILADELPHIA. Bridgeport Fire and Marine lusurauce Company, OF BRIDGEPORT, OT. .qg-Ti.n subscriber willeffoct Insurance to any amount in all parts of tlio State on every description of property. Life Insurance, to any amount, at ths lowest rate, for the benefit of heirs and creditors, or payablo to tho wife free from the claims of creditors. Marino Insurauoo ou Hulls or Cargoes to ah parts of the world. Jan25 A. WILBUR. MUTU AL BENEFIT LIFEInWR ANCE COMPANY, NEWARK, N. J. Charter Perpetual. Nett accumulation, Jan. 1,1850* *2,230,035 47 Total amount of dividends paid to date 716,492 00 Total amount of claims by death paid to date. 1,330,990 84 $4,282,488 97 Benjamin G. Miller, Secretary, Joseph L. Lord, General Agent, Robert L. Patterson. President. •The funds of this Company arc all solely Invested lu first class bouds and mortgages, stocks, cash, aud notes of inetnbors fully secured by their policies. For further particulars inquire of CHARLES A. FARLEY, Agent lu Navunitah, At tho olllco of Boll k Proutifia J, s. SULLIVAN, Medical Examiner. RKKKKKNC’K: Messrs. Papku'ohd, FaV k Co., I. K. Tkkt, Esq., State Rank. feu 29 ^utlion j&slvi. BY BELLA PRENTISS, (sotcxsaonsTo munucK a mix.) THIS DAY, ut 11 o’clock, iiTfront of store, Tho usuul assortment of Groceries, Provisions. Liquors, Crockory and Glass Ware, Dry Goods, new andBccnnd hand Furnlturo, Clothing, Fancy Articles, Watches, Jewelry, &o., fcc. Terms, cash before bo- livery. ffjjr All articles purchased at auction and not set tled fur previous to the next regular sale, will be sold on account and risk or former purchaser. Jc4 Administrator’s Sato. On tbo first TUESDAY In June next, at 11 o’clock, In front of the Court Houso, will be sold— Lots No. 6 and 7 Forsyth Ward, corner of Whita ker aud Huntingdon streets, fronting the Park, 45 by 130 feet, subject to a city ground reut of $ per annum. Sold as tho property of Robert II. Grilfiu, deceased, by virtue of an order from tho Court of Ordinary, lor tho buneflt of the heirs and creditors ol said estate. By order of the administrator. Terms at sale. tnayl3 Administratrix Sale. On TUESDAY, July first, at 11 o’clock, lu front ol tho Court House, will bo sold:— The southern half of Lot No 17 and improve manta, situated ou East Boundary stroot; the improvements are six wooden tenements. Sold as tho proporty of tho osiato ot Daulel Robertson, deceased, for the benefit of tho heirs and creditors of said ostate.— Torms cash. A. E. ROBERTSON. my!3 Administratrix. HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY!! [hy authority of tux ctatk of urorou.] Southern MiUtary“Academy FOR JUNE, CLASS D-Ncw Series, WIU he drawn iu the city of Montgomery, Alabama, Juno 12th, I860, when prizes amouutlug to 60,000 DOLLARS Will bo distributed according to t io following beau tiful scheme. TEN CAPITAL PRIZES! ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS I !! SCItBMK—CLASS D. 1 Prize of.... *15,000 is .. .$15,000 1 Prize of.... . ... 6,000 IS ... 6,000 1 Prize of.... 4,000 is ... 4,000 1 Prize or.... 2,000 Is ... 2,090 1 Prizo of.... 2,000 Is ... 2,000 1 Prize of.... 1,000 Is ... 1,000 1 Prize of.... 1,000 Is ... LOOO • 1 Prize of.... l,000is ... 1,000 1 Prize or.... 1,000 is ... 1,000 1 Prizo of.... 1,000 is ... 1,000 20 Prize of.... '<100 nro .... 8,000 00 Prize of.... 200 aro ... 12,000 50 Prizo of.... 100 are ... 6,000 4 Approximation Prizo? of $'200 are,.. .... $900 -1 do do 100 are... 400 4 do do 50 are .. .... 200 8 do do 25 aro... .... 200 20 do do 20 ore .. .... 400 180 Prizes amounting to .... $60,000 BY SPENCER C1TBRELE., At Private Sale. 2,000 bushols or Rico; au excellent article offead fur stock of all kinds, perfectly dry and In good or der, at 26 cents per bushel. Gall and examine It may2i At Private Balo. " Southern half of lot No 36, Chatham Ward, city o Savannah, containing twonty-flvo and a half reel fi uut on Tatnall street, and nlnojy and three quarter root in depth, subject to a ground rent of twenty-one 10-100 dollars per annum. For further partlculare Inquire at the Counting Room, 164 Bay street. At Private'Bale. A lew Duo lithographed pictures, 22 x 28 inches, ol Stone Mountain, DoKalb County, Ga\ aud Tawa- luga Falls, near tho Iudlan Springs, Ga., for sale low. jan 10 MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE. AGGREGATE CAPITAL $0,000,000. YOUNtiV WYATT & CO., NO. SO, BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GKORGIA. A RE prepared to effect Insurance, in coqiunc- JBl tlon with tho MERCANTILE INSURANCE AGENCY, No. 6, Wall street. New York, for any amount that muy be required, Parties requiring It cuu bo insured IU the following Loudon and Now York offices, viz: 81. Nicholas, do do 160000 Harmouy, do do 200000 Buekinun, do do 200000 Cora'oiiw'ltli,do do...., 250000 Htuyvesant do do. 200000 Howard, du do 200000 Corn Exch’ge do do, 200000 Lafarge, do do, 150000 Market, do 200000 MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE. theTnternatIonal Insurance Company. NO. 2R, MEItCHANTS EXOHANUK, NEW YORK. CASH QAFlTAL^I'312,000 AQKKT VOR SAVANNAH, .1 uiiics Iff• Carter* AT THE OFFICE OF MESSUS. YOUNG, WYATT & CO., No, 85, Bay Street, below the Post Office. niKBuroKs: ALANSON MARSH, S. A. HOLLO Finn of A. S. Buruos k Ou. ALONZO CHILD, “ “ Childs, Pratt & Cu. 1. l», BALLARD, “ « Uvlugaton, Ballard A Co. WM. M. DODGE, “ “ Will. M. Dodge k Co. P. J. AVERY H. A. CURTIS, “ “ H. A. Curtis 4t Co. WM. K. HOLLO, S. T. LU'PINCOIT, ISAAC NEWTON, WM. A. OUSTED, « Husled k CarII. WM. H. RIVERSM1TH, W.i H. LYON, “ “ W. H. Lyon k Cu. GEO. CHAPMAN, “ “ 1a30, Murphy & Co. JOS. H. WUBltxnrr, “ Briggs, WwtQQM k Ctt. JOS. FATMAN, “ “ Futinan k Cu. STEPHEN VON MOftKM, GEO. SAVORY, “ “ Geo. Suvory k Co, w A. REQUA. ALANSON MARSH, President. CHAS. W. OGDEN, Vice Preslpoul. WM. E. ROIXO, Secretary, par This Comimuy will Issuo Policies upon Ma rino, Iuland Navigation, Transportation ami Ure Risks, at liberal rutes of premium, losses promptly uud Ubernffv adjusted. JAMES M. CARTER, Agent, oct 31 No. 86, Bay Street .5* Payment of tub Texas Ckkditous.—Wash ington, May 31.—The payment of the Texas creditors will not commence at the Treasury Department until Monday, iu consequence of the 1st of June falling on Sundcy. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. fbr Palaika, East Fla., via Darien, Brunswick, at. Marys, Urnandina, Jacksonville. MiddUburu. (Black Creek,) and Biodata. k The new and olegaut stedinpacket a^QkSBCsT. JOHNS, Cupt. James Freeburn, leayos every Saturday morning, at 10 o’clock, for the abovo places. Freight will be taken for Trader’s lllli and intor- modiuto landings ou St Mary’s River. 4®- No freight will bo taken after 9 o’clock. For freight or passage, haviug excellent stale, room accommodations, apply on board, at tho Flori da StearaiMUsket Wharf, near the Gas Works, or to apr21 CLAGHORN k CUNNINGHAM, Ag’te. A Valuable Plantation for Sale In Mein toah County. THE subscriber offers for sale the follow ing valuable tracts of land, iu McIntosh Co. 1,220 acres orpine land and well timbered. ^160 acres of good bay land—60 acres of aro cleared and under cultivation, part cross ing the Savannah, Albany and Gulf Railroad; also 1,120 acres of rich swamp and hammock land; 1830 acres of choice pine land, 130 cleared aud under good cultivation, with a good mill scat attached to It, all within 2X miles of the abovo uamofi railroad. Thero is a good dwelling on the premises, situated one high, boautiful and well watered hill, within 1 y t miles oflho above railroad, and on tho Macon aud Darien Road. This is a raro chance for laud purchasers, and a gront bargain can be obtalnod by applying immediately to the proprietor, A. J. BAGG9, Sr., Waltboursville, Llborly Co., or to JOHN 8. MONTMOLUN, Er NEW YORK & LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES MAIL ST1£AMSHI1*S. Tho ships comprising this lino are— : ATLANTIC, Copt. West, | BALTIC, Capt. Coinstocl PACIFIC, Capt. Nyo. | ADRIATIC, Capt These ships having been built, by contract, ox- pressly for Government service, every care boa neon taken in their construction, os also in thoir en gines, to insure strength and spoed, and their ac commodations for passeugers aro uneqimled for ele gance aud comfort. Prices of Passage from Now York lo Liverpool In first cabin $180, iu second cabin $76, exclusive use of oxtra state-rooms $326. From Liverpool to New York £30 ami £20, An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship. No berths con bo secured until paid for. For freight or passage apply to EDWARD K. COLLINS, 60 Wall stroot, New York. BROWN, SHIPLEY k CO., Liverpool. STEPHEN, KKNNARD k CO. B. G. WAINWRIGIIT k CO., Paris. GEO. H. DRAPER, Havre. 49-The owners of theso ships will not be ac countable for gold, sllvor, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious stones, or metals, unless bills of lading are signed therefor, and tho value thereof expressed therein. Shippers will please take uotice that tho ships ol this lino cannot carry any goodbloentraband of war. maylO d&wlf uiji-ni. r-aij., gavannab, Ga II: Cuckk or Cuu sett’s Qmctt, \ Suvaunah, Juuo 2,1860. J All persons desirous of voting ut tho next Aider- manio election, are notlilod to register their uuincs with tno In compliance with tho provisions of tho above recited laws. EDWARD U. WIIJON, jo4 Clerk of Council. SILVER WARE, CUTLERY, die. W E have Just received a now stock of Silver Spoons, Butter Knives, Salt Cellars, Fish. Flo, Cuko und Ico Cream Knives; also, Steel und Plated on Steel Tublo Cutlcrv, Carvers, Ice Pltchors, Bread Knives, l’latod and Parien Butter Stands, ho- sides a qunutity of useful articles too numerous to mention. D. B. NICHOIAt k OO. June 4 ST. MAHYS’ HOTEL. ■ The above named Houso Is uow opou for the reception of Boardors and Travellers, and the undersigned promisos to sparo neither pains or oxponBe to make Ills pa trons comfortable. His tamo will always be sup plied with the choicest that the market and tho sur rounding country aflbrds—Fresh fish, Oysters, Ven ison, Wild Game, to. The House Is large and airy, and within a few yards of the landing, on the beau tiful rlvor SL Marys, and Is a desirable place for In valids and othors os a summer resort, Tho stage leaves the House three times a wook for Woodstock Mills, Controvillago, and Trader’s Hill, and tho Sa vannah boats touch going aud comlug, so that per sons will not be Inconvenienced, but cau loave when they desire. Prices will be made to correspond with first class country hotels. 3 THOMAS B. JONES B St. Marys, May 27, 1860.8m my27q BARGAIN* I N RICH DUE.IS GOODS AND MANTILLAS—bal ance or rich flounced Orgaudlo.-i, Burogea, Crape do Paris aud Tissues, at cost to close them out; also, ri 0M T MautlllaH,.. I XWWB IK BUIBBUI. J UST raoeWed a lot of Extra Fornlly Flour, »prt. * to ’ YOUNG ft WYA TT. JOHN €). BOOT OiyiL ENQINEKB AND BtfRVEYOR, jpawttrMmaiSjS: Boy itrwt. Bom gRNTirnKV HAMa-Nratly trim- m,d «d tor to oloso^ _4«lV. ft WYATT. FWICK OK TICKETS. Whole Tickets $10; Halves >5; Quarters $2 60. " A WROX I MATIO.V VKIZKS. The two numbers preceding and succeeding the lirst ten prizes, ere each entitled to Approximation Prizes. Prizes In this Lottery aro paid thirty days after tho drawing, In billsofspucie-paying bauks, without deduction—only ou present&tiou of the ticket draw ing the Prize. 45“ Rills of all Eolvent bauks taken at par. All communications strictly confidential. 43" Orders addressed to Samuel Swan, box 82, Savannah Post office, will meet prompt attention. SAM’L SWAN, Manager, nmy26tjo10 Montgomery, Ala. 'CtUAND Sl*ECUliAI'i<>Nj! fi" FOll A SS1AU. INVE8TMKNTI jia-iaoo pili-AES!jki ttoo.ooo. IMPROVEMENT ON THE IMPROVED HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY. tlY AUTUOHITV OK TIIKUTATK UF USUHUIA. Juspcr Couiity Acmleiiij X.QTTB3H.Y. Ten Titonsaitd Numbers Only. ONE PRIZE TO EIGHT TICKETS. CLASS N. To be drawu Juuo tliu 16th, 1856, ut Concert Hull, Macon, Uu., uudor tho sworn superintendence of Col. Geo. M. Logan and Jits. A. Nisbet. Esq. This Lottery is drawn ou the plau of tho Royal Lottery of Havana of single numbers’, this has only 10,000 numbers, und the Huvnuu Lottery 34,000 tuioibers—the Huvanu 249 prizes, this 1,200 prices. l,ook to your interest! Now is the time. CAPITAL PRIZE—$16,000. 1 Prize of $16,000 Is $16,000 l “ 5,000 is 6,000 l « 4,000 Is 4,000 I •• 3,000 1s 3,000 1 « 2,000 iu 2,000 fi “ 1,000 Is 5,000 10 " 60019 6,000 60 “ 60 is 3,000 120 “ 25 is 3,000 600 Approximation prizes of 20 are 10,000 600 “ " loan: 6,000 1200 Prizes nmounting to $eo,ooo Tickets $10—Halves $6—Quarters $2.00. Tiizos puyabletvVtlioutdeduction. 45- Persons sending monoy by mall need not tear its beiug lo3t. Orders punctually attended to. Communications confidential. Bank notes of sound banks taken at par. Druwiuga sent to all ordering tickets. AST Those wishing particular numbers should order Immediately. Addross JAMES F. WINTER, Manager, tnayl& Macon, Ga. THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY I PRY OR‘S _ OINTMENT. I T is u sure and speedy cure for burns, piles, corns, felons, lever sores, ulcers, scald head, tetter worm, sore nipples, (recommended by nur- soh,) sore and cracked lips, Iresh wounds and sores of any description. It is a most valuable remedy and euro, which can bo testified to by thousands who have used It in many portions of the South for the last few years. In no instance will the salve do any injury, or interfere with a physician’s prescrip tion. The proprietor has numerous certificates and letters from puoplo who have nsed it themselves, and most earnestly recommend It to others as a speedy aud certain remedy for the above named diseases. A triul Is all that is necessary for Us own recommendation. Mold by J. H. MOORE, Savannah, Ga., und drug gists generally. V. J. MOORE, Proprietor, mayla LaGronge, Ga. P. JACOBS, 8EGAR AND TOBACCO STORE. No. 29, Bull street, (sign of the Big Iudlan.) N. B.—Keeps constantly on hand Spanish, Hoff Spanish, and American Segara. at wholesale and re- ull. Also, Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, ko. June 1 JAMES McHENRY* losurauce Broker and Notary Public. Marine Protests Noted and Extended, Avcrago adjusted, Charter Parties aud Average Bonds Urawns Papora prepared whereby to rocovor losses from American or British Underwriters, and attention given to all mutters connected with shipping and In surance, No. 118 Bay-street opposite the front oi tho Custom House. ly uov 8 patkatEClipse “ BDt ASY® S V A EfilPo Every man his own Card Printer. /~1ALL AND EXAMINE CHAMBERLAIN’S KJ Patent Eclipse Huud Stamp, Ure best, cheapest und most cuu vonieut of uny thing for tbo purpose yet olfered lor sale. ALFRED WEBSTER, Gen. Agt. apr 8 ly 186 Congresa St. HINT’S lMPlUiVEl) SKWINtt MACHINES, D ESIGNED Expressly for making Bugf:—and which Is decidedly superior to any other machine fur that purpose. Spool or skein thread can bo used of auy desired length, and which will notttccdto be changed until tho whole la used. Bag mauaufaeturers, Gi ubYuud Flour merchants ore particularly luvited to call und examine it at 136 Con gross street. )Iay26. ALFRED WEBSTER,Gen. Agt. HUNT At'WEBSTER'S. IMPROVED SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. D ESIGNED for Families, plantations, Dross ma kers, Tailors, Boot k Hhoe manufacturers and otuors who may wish to do their own sewiugcheap ly and with expudtttou. This machlao sews a uni form stitch with both sides alike, and which will no* ravel. It Is more simple, is loss liable to get out of order, and costs less in proportion than any other machine, und is warrauted to bo perfect, and to work well. All apparatus necessary lor convenient use is furnished with It, mid any Instruction will be gives that will be uecossary to ensure to the purchaser Us successful operation and durability. Tho public are respectfully luvited to call and ex* amine them at lafiCongress st. ALFRED WEBSTER. Gen. Agt. «3~ A very uont and ornamental Iron Table will uow be glvou with a machine for a small sum lu addition to tho regular price. May 26. nows cott0n mtemmar. PATENTED DEC., 4, 1855, T HIS improvement enables ono field hand to pick as much cotton us five can pick by the old method and having thu cotton l'roe from trash, and in better condition for gtuuiug. Thu above machines arc fur sale at 136 Congress street Savuunuh, ami 125 Meeting street, Charles ton, S. C'. Ail orders from abroad wUl receive prompt attention. Planters, Factors, Cotton Brokors. and all interested are respectfully invited to call and examine them. County Bights cau be bought on favorable terms. May, 26. ALFRED WEBSTER. 300 MACHINERY AND IRON RAILING MANUFACTORY AND AGENCY. ST. JULIAN STREET, SAVAANNAH, GA. (Near tbo Market.) TjiROM the most complete facilities in his own Jj establishment, and through his connections with boveral of tbo principal manulhcturng estab lishments of Philadelphia, New York, aid Boston, the Uudorslgnod Is prepared to rurnlnsh MACHIN ERY, PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, PORTABLE SAW, GRIST AND FLOUR MILLS, CAST AND WROUGHT IRON RAILING, STATUETTES, STORE FRONT'S, Columus, Window Sills and Liutlis, Iron Doors, Shutters, &o., at Northcmprices. Ho is also prepared to repair Machinery and iron work of evory description, al short notice, upon rcasouublo torms. Ab agent for BAIRD’S PHILADELPHIA MARBLE WORKS, he la also prepared to exhibit a great varie ty or designs for MONUMENTS, TOMB STONES, Ac. Also Iron Railing In groat variety, for enclosures, aud to rcoolvo orders, and put up the work at man- faoturors’ prices. H. II. UNVILLE. Savannah, April 11.185G. aprll L ~ ARD AND HERRINGS— 20 bbls Prime Whito Leal Lard; 60 boxes Primo Herrings. Landing and for Balo by mayl& SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k OO. MBKCTMTTNIVEKSITY, PEN FIELD, GA. FACULTY. PHKSIDK.Vr, N. M. CRAWFORD, D. D. rsuKfcusoKs. College. S. P. SANFORD, A. M., MulUemutius. J. E. WILLET, A. M., Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. H. H. TUCRER, A. AL, Belles Lettrcs. U. W. WISE, A. AL, Greek aud Latin I^iuguagns. WILLIAM G. WOODF1N, A. R., Aloderu Languages. Theological Seminary. N. M. CRAWFORD, D. D:, Ecclesiastical History aud Biblical Literature. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, A. M., Systematic aud Pastoral Tlieology. Academy. THOMAS A. SEALS, Prluclpal. Tho Commencement is hold on the last Wednesday in July. The next Tenn will comraeuco on the Iasi Wed nesday in August. The price ofBourd iu the vil!ugeis$10 per month; washing, room reut, fuel, &o., $3. By oraer of tho Board of Trustees. my 122m S. LANDRUM, Secretary. SUNDRIES. ' Boxes choice Rio Coffee, _ 160 boxes fair to prime Kio Coffee. 100 boxes Old Government Java Coffee. 200 hhds. Muscovado Molasses. 160 bbls. choice Now Orleans Syrup. 60 hhds. New Orleans Muscovado, and Porto Rico Sugar. 300 bbls, refined A. B. & C. Sugar. 60 bbls. Crush aud Powdered Sugar. 100 bbls. Lebanon, Superfine and Extra Flour 160 boxos Starch. Adamantine & Sperm Candles. 140 boxes No. 1 Palo, aud Family Soap. 200 halos Heavy Guuny Bagging. 25 hhds. Bacon Sides and Shoulders. 75 bbls. Mess and Prime Pork, loo boxes Tobacco, various brands. 100 boxes Blnuk and Green Tea, 600 bags Drop and Buck Shot. 60 kegs and half kegs “Hazards” Powder, together with a full assortment or all other articles In tho Grocery lino, (cxcopt liquors.) In Btoro, and for sale on accommodating torms, by June 1 RODGERS, NORRIS d! CO. ALISON’S CONTINUATION, szcoxn SKIUKS. H ISTORY of Europe, from tho Fall or Napoleon in 1816, to tho Accession or Louis Napoleou iu 1862. By Sir Archibald Alisun, 2 vols. Alison’s First Sorias, from tho Commencement of the French Revolution, 1789, to tho Restoration iu 181b, in 4 vols. Maury’s Physical Geography of the Sea. Tlio Gth and entirely uow edition, with charts. Vagabond Llfo lu Mexico. By Gabriel Ferry. | Loomis’ Treatiso ou Arithmetic, theoretical aud practical. Snarrowgrass Palters; or, Living iu the Country. By Frodk. D. Cozzans, Plu ri-has-tah. By Doostlcks, with tnauy embel lishments. Margarot Maitland of Sunnysldo. By. Mrs. Oly phant. IfourB of Sorrow Cheered and Comforted, By Charlotte Elliott. may27 W, THORNE WILLIAMS. ALABAMA LOTTERY - ! [AUTHOMZKti IIY TilK fcTftlR OV AUFlAiU.] loalkru Jtiilitnni 5lrabimt Snttmi CLASS E—NEW SERIES, To be drawn iu the City of Montgomery. Alabama, In publlr. on THURSDAY, July 10,1866, on tho Ii A V A N A P L A N l SAMUEL SWAN, Manager. Prizes amounting to 205,000 Dollars!! Will be distributed according to the following MAGNIFICENT SCHEME l 30,000 Nvuntor*—15,000 Prlieil 1 prizo of $36,000 Is $36,000 * ' 10,000 do do.. do do., do do.... 10,000 is. 6,000 is 6,000 2,000 is. do do 1,200 Is do do.. do do do do do do do do do do., do do., 2,000 1,209 1,100 1,000 900 1,100 is 1,000 is, 900 is, 800 is 020 is. 020 200 is *2,000 100 is 10,000 4 prizes ot $200 approxim’g to $36,000 are $800 CITY TREASURER’S OFFICE, | 4 “ 150 “ 10,000 are COO 4 “ 100 “ 5,000 are 400 4 “ 80 “ 2,000 ure 320 4 “ 70 “ 1.200 aro 280 4 '• 60 lilOOaro 200 4 '• 40 1,000 aro 100 4 '• 30 900 are 120 4 “ 28 800 are 112 4 " 22 " 020 are 88 40 •' 20 *» 200 are 800 400 *• 10 100 aro 4000 16,600 8H 127,600 16.000 prizes amounting to., .*206,200 TRIMMINGS.—Fringes, black and colored Moira Antique Guuzo, and other stylos, In great variety, and for sale by mar 7 AIKIN k BURNS. a UNNY BAGGING—^350 bales superior Gunny Bagging for sale by jel-lw PADELFQRD, FAY ft CO. FASHIONS FOIl JUNE F RANK Lesllo’s Gazetto of Fashions for Juno ro- oelvedandforsaloby Jol WARNOOK k DAVIS, No 169 Oongross st. UGAR&—60 barrels tituarts A aud U Clarified Sugar; 60 do Crashod aud Powdered do. Land- ind for suit by tsaylfi SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. i’bo 15,000 prices of of $8>£ are determined by the number which draws the $35,000 prize—if that number should bo an odd number, then every odd number ticket in the Bchcme will be cutltled to $8)s; If an even number, then evory evon uumber ticket will be entitled to $8)£ in addition to any other prize which may bo drawn. Purchasers In buying an equal quantity or odd and oven number tickets, will bo certain of drawing ucurly one half tho cost of the satno, with chances of obtaining other prizes. Remember that every prizo Is drawu, and payablo iu full without deduction. £9* All prizes of $1,000 and under, paid Immedi ately after the drawing,—other prizes nt tho usunl time of thirty days. AU communications strictly confidential. The drawn numbers will bo forwarded to purchasers Immediately after tho drawing. Whole Tickets, $10—Halves, $5—Quarters, $2 60. Prizo Tickets cashed or renewed In other Tickets at either ofilce. Orders for Tickets can be addressed cither to B. SWAN ft CO., Atlanta, Ga., jol Or B. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala. N EATSFOOT OIL, or the bost quality constantly for sale low by CHAFFER ft CO., mayl6 0 Whitaker street. pHAMl’AlGN ClDiH^^iTbS^ham- V paign Cldor, choice article, 20 bbls choice old poach Brany, 6 do do Applo Brandy, 10 do do Chorry Brandy, Also—Glngor and Blackberry, boxes. In Btoro and for salo by fobl WEBSTER ft l'ALME'g PLUMUING. P LUMBING, in all Its vorious branches, at tended to at tho shortostnotlco, and in superior style. Also, may be found Showor Baths, Galvaniz ed Iron, Tin and Leaded Bath Tubs; Copper Boilers, Patent Pan Water Closets, Load Pipes, Sheet Lead. Dmh .Mil Dlntnd fVnlr. UnMil Ili.lv.twi 1 M JI M lli.l.l... XJ1XTRA CANAL FLOUR.—26 barrels Extra Canal lu Flour. Landing and for Bale by niay!6 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. “A LBaNY ALE,—26 bbls. Albany Stock Ale, just /% received, and lor sale by juuol SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO, NOTICE] ffTHB UNDERSIGNED having this day nasocialod X themselves togethor for the purpose ot conduct ing tho Wholesale Grocery Business, aud having purchased the stock or Rodgers ft Norris, will here after contiuuo thu business under tho firm of Rod gers. Norris ft Co., ut tho old staud, corner of Bay ami Lincoln streets. JAS. U. RODGERS, JAS. A. NORRIS, GEO. H. JOHNSTON, JNO. N. BIRCH. Suvunuoh, Juuo 2d, I860. Je 2 T HE firm of Rodgers ft Norria havlug this day boon dissolved by tlio abovo association, either partner will use the narno oflho firm in liquidation. JAB. U. RODGERS, JAB. A. NORRIS, Savannah, June 2d, I860 Jo 2 , aC0n AND LARD.—60 hhds, prime Bacon BrauandPlLtodCooka ForcoPumimil!rin,hor t>AC0N AND URD.-60 hhds, prime Bacon Jl> sidoi ; 30 hhds. prime Bacon Shoulders ; 20 Br^hton-Btrwf* “ 0Uae stur<5 > No ' 166 j bblH. prime Baltimore LeoT Lard. jAiidlng u and marl© HORACE MORSE. J for sale by Juno 1 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. Sava.v.vaii, 1st June, I860. , mHE following UlH aro lu arrears to the City for X Ground Rent: Brown HVm/. Lots Nos. 68 and 70, eight quarters each. “ 07, six “ “ '* 65, 56, 0166'aud 09, four quarters each. 16,16, 62,71, two “ “ Chatham iFflnf. 20, fourteen quail era. •» 14, twelve “ 4, ten *• 16, biX “ 15,18,19, 20,22, 23, 31, four qrs. each. 6, 0, 0, 10, 17, 24. 26, 32, two « “ Columbia ITard. “ 8, six quarters. “ 1, 3, 4, 6,16, 16, 24, four qrs. each. “ 11, north half of 12,14, 21, 28, two qw« ters each. Crawford IVard. “ 48, eight quarters. “ 3, six “ “ 12, IS, 23,24, 31, 32, 33, 30, 43, 44,48, 47, 08, 60, 71, lour quarters each. “ . 26,20,27,38, 39, 60, 06, 00, two quar< tors euch. Elbert IPard. •• 24, eight quartets. 89, six “ “ 23,four “ “ 1,3, 9, 19, 21, 22, 25, 20, 32, 33, and «7. two quarters each. Franklin Ward. “ 3, 4, 6, east half 7, four quarters each. «• 2, 21, 22, 26, 20, 27,30, 31, 80, two quar ters each. New Franklin IPard. “ 4, eighteen quarters. “ 13, sixteen quarters, « 12, 14,17 uud east half 1, four qrs. each “ 3, 7, 8, 9,10 and west half of 1, two qr» each. Greene Ward. 2 and 20, four quarters each. 6.11, 14, 15, 18, 26, 20, 20, 27, 89, two quarters each. Jackson Ward • “ 47, four quarters. Jasper IPard. “ 8,47, 48, four quarter each. “ 9, 10, 21, 37, 42, two quarters each. Lafayette Ward. “ 23, 45, twelve quarters each. “ 7, 37, 88, 41, four qurrters each. 1,4, 5, 21, 22, 85,30, 40, 42, 47, 48, two quarters each. Liberty IFotrd. “ 8, 27,32, four quarters each. “ 7,17,18, 23,34, two “ '• Monterey Ward. “ U, twelve quarters, “ 13,17, 36, eight qartors oach. “ 4, 0, 34, 87, 88,39, four quarters each. 6, 14, 16, 16,19, 20, 21, 22, 28, 24 and 80, two quarters euch. Pulaski trcml. “ 10. eight quarters. • •' 6.14,16,10,18, 22, 23, 24, 25, four qrs. each. “ 1, 2, 3, 4,12,29, two quarters each, iranvn Ward. “ 21 and 23, twelve quarters each. “ 2, 4,10,13 14, two “ “ Washington Ward. 9 aud 31, twelve quarters oach. •> l, 4,37, 29, four quarters each. “ It), 16,19,24; and 40. two quarters each. Troup Irani. •' 40, ten quarters. “ 3, 4, 0,10, 11, 13, 14, 23, 24, four qUBf tors each. “ 12, 16, 22,28, two quarters crch. Wesly'Wark. “ 13 aud 14. six quarters each. “ 6,18 otui 11, lour quarters each. “ 1, 2,3, 4, 7,10,12,16,17, two quarters, each. Calhoun IFaitl. “ 26 and 29, eight quarters each. “ 20, 30, aud 48, six “ “ “ 2, 6, 0,8,11,21,25 and 82, tour quarters each. “ ff, 4,9,10,18,19, 28, 81, two quarter* each. Ibrtyth H'anL «* 23 and 26, twclvo quarters each. 1 7, teu quarters. “ u aud 35, eight quarters each. “ 3, 6,11, 12,13, 14, 19, 20, 21, 20, four quarters each. “ 2, 8, 9,10,16,16,17, 27. 2S, two quar- toro each. Charlton IPard. “ 1,0,12, 24,36, six quarters each. “ 6,13, 23, uorth hair of 86, south half or 36, four quarters each, : ‘ 18, 19,26, 31, 32, two quarters each. A’minefield Lott. “ 1, 2,19u; 19 J; 19 Z; 19 R, twelve qra, each.'. .. « 19 A, eight quarters. “ 3, 4, 6, 6 and 7, four quarters each. “ 8, six quarters. “ 10, 13, 14,16, 10,17,18, 20, 27, 28, 29, 30. 81, 32, 41 40, 47, four qrs. each. “ 14 12, 42, two quarters oaoh. ir the rents duo on the above lots are not paid on or before the 11th of June, I will proceed, on the morning of the 12th, to re enter the tame to term* of ordinance. Join D. H. STEWART, e. *. RA Oulu Ohio Cttawba Brandy In Btoro, 0\J u. torittobitta. only regular fti.nl tor Savannah. J. M. EYRE, my 14 04 Bay street.