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Kj&f&G VOLi XXXVin [OLD SERIES.] JOURNAL •ak-crlptlon Prtem of Satrannuh Papers By common uodemaudlng, tl» proprietor* awl publishers ol the three papers Issued lu Savannah, bars adopted the following unlrrm mtmorauli- acrlpllon, to take etlbcl this day: Dally Paper, per annum, In advance M 00 WWeekly » “ 4 00 Weekly, single copy, in advance a 00 Weekly, Ore copies, to one address too Weekly, eight <• «> “ 10 00 Weekly, ten “ •• “ 13 00 Weekly, twenty *' " “ 30 00 When not paid within ono month from the Umo efauburiblog the charge Ibr tho Dally will bo an dollars, and (br the Til-Weekly Jlte. Iha Weekly will be sent only to those who pay In advance. Tho paper will Invariably be illrconUnod upon the expiration of the time Ibr which It has been paid. The above ratos to tako cITVct from sod artcr this 4lt6e ALEXANDER A SNEED, Republican, R. a HILTON A CO., Georgian it Journal, THOUP80N A WILMINGTON, A’etej. Savannah, July 1,18M. WEDNESDAY. Two O’clock P. SI. Questions mid Anawera, We have only n moment for the Republican'. anawera and queries. The former we pass by altogether for the present. The lint clause or question No. 1, we answer yea; second, toe understand Ur. Buchanan In his letter of acceptance, to say nothing about the Oatend Polloy. No. 3; yes. No. 3; no. No.4s ya, Ueanlng by "people of a terri tory," what Ur. Buchanan says he means—to wit t “people ofthe territory assembled In con vention to form a State Constitution.” To No. 5 wo reply that whether Ur. Buchan' an In 1644 reluctantly agreed to tho annexa tion of Texas, and for the reasons assigned by the Republican—know not. But this we do know that he voted for the annexation orTexas \cilh slavery, while Ur. Fillmore declared hlm- aelf Inflexibly opposed to her annexation so tongas she held slaves. If the Republican Is satlsflcd with a comparison of the record o f the two'on the Bul\|ect of Texas annexation—we are. No. 6. “Was not Ur. Buchanan atone tlino a Federalist and opposed to Ur. Uadi son and the war or 18121” Wo answer yankee fashion by asking was not Ur. Webster at all lima “a Federalist, and opposed to Ur. Madison and the war of 1812 ?’—and did not the Republican advocate his election to the presidency four years since? Wear 111 add however that Ur. Buchanan opposed tie war of 1812 by fighting the enemy while the men who made federalism a reproach and Afning opposed it by a. titling them. , Here are tho Republican^ interrogatories in fulls 1. Does the Georgian A Journal approve of the resolution of the Cincinnati convention In regard to the foreign polloy or our government, ana, in connection therewith, of the Ostend manifesto? And does itunderstand Ur. Buchan an, Inblsletter of acceptance to approve of that policy? 2. Does tho Georgian A Journal approve of the action of the Cincinnati convention upon the propesed road to the Puclflo. 3. Does it sanction the principle laid down by Ur. Bucbanau In bis letter to Thaddeus San ford, Esq., of Mobile, in which bo says, “that Congress possesses tbo (exclusive) power to legislate upon the subject of slavery in the Ter ritories"? 4. Does It''approve of that -portion of Ur. Buchanan’s letter of acceptance, in which he declares “that the people of a territory, like those of a State, shall decide for themselves, whether slavery shall or shall not exist within their limits?” 8. Did not Ur. Buchanan, in the U. S. Sen ate, in 1844, reluctantly agree to the nnnexu- tlon of Texas, and that on the ground, as he expressly stated, that it would "be the means of limiting, not enlarging the, dominion of slave ry?” 6. Was not Ur. Buchanan at one time a Fed- earilst, and opposed to Mr. Uadison And the war [OOkKUNIOiTXD.] Caution. Mxsjna. Editors i—I am convinced the want of an opening to let the smoke escape to the streets In our modern improvements Is the cause of much loss—had there been two or three auger holes of an lnoh or two diameter in the uppor end or the door of the store that was on fire last evening, the Are would havo been arrested before any damage was done. The underwriters might make It a condition that would soon make It the universal custom. Oitiikn. AkuuuiK Litiibatukk in Gbbuany.—The Allgemelne Zoltuug of May IT, has the follow ing items or American literary news: “ Alphonse Duerr of Leipzig, continues the S ubllcatlon of his "Collection of Standard .mericau Authoru,” and a number of hand somely printed volumes of this beautiful work are already in tho hands of the public. Long fellow's works are published in live volumes, the last containing an excellent translation ofthe “ Hong of Hiawatha,” Donald G. Mite hell’s (Ike Marvel) “ lleveries ol a Bachelor,” and “ Dream Life, a Fable of of tbo Seasons," are also published. The Uagaaiue of Foreign Lite rature describes them os “ books which a Ger man could have written, so ideal Is the author and bo fantastic are his creations.”—This series also iucludes the puems of Bryant, the best among all the American lyrics; Franklin's Biography, with the continuation, by Jared Sparks; Hawthorn; Poe ; and what Is parti cularly welcome, the “ History of Philip the Second, King ol Spain,” by W. H.Prescott, tho celebrated historian of Mexico and Peru, and of the time ot Ferdinand aud Isabella. The publishing office or Duerr has made arrange ment for is still larger edition of this work, with notes in fhil.” UxruomsT Prkaoukr Tarred and Feath ered.—Tho cltlxcns of ItochcHter, Andrew county, Mo., being Ignorant of tho action of tho Methodist General Conference, recently held at Indianapolis, and supposing that the conference bad adopted the resolutions prohib iting members from holding slaves, held a meeting and declared the Northern Methodist Church in that place a nuisance, and that the Methodist preacher in charge should desist from preaching. The minister having declined to comply with tho order, was treated to a coat ot tar and feathers. In tho difficulty which oc curred, another ihun named Holland, an aboli tionist , was killed. A series of resolutions were adopted, declaring that every Northern Metho dist untl-slavery man lu the country should be notified by the Vigilance Committee, to pack up and leave, “and in the event of their refusal, the committeo to make repoit ofthe same to the meeting, at which time this meeting will take such measures us may be most expedient ibr their Immediate expulsion from our midst.’ News fhcu New Mexico andtue Plains— Tbo Santa Fo mall has arrived at St. Louis, bringing dates to Hay 31. The Navajo Indians continue their depreda tions, aud it Is thought that the difficulties can not bo settled without resort to astroug military force, os an opinion seems to prevail among the Indians that their power is superior to thut of the Uuited States. The Apaches wore also res tive. The military of Santa Fe had commenced the construction of new quarters for the officers and men of tho Quartermaster's Department. The work on the State House, penitentiary aud Sur veyor Geueral's office hud also been commenc ed. Lieut. Adams, Johnson, Whistler and Jack- son, have been detailed for the general recruit ing service, and will leave the Territory in time to report themselves at Carlisle barracks, Fort Columbus, by the 18th or July. The Court Martial for the trial of Captain Scauimon and Lieut. Norrison adjourned sine die on the 13th. Tiie Annual Lie.—The periodiclle about tho Yellow Fever in Charleston aud Savannah, has been started on its courso, making it necessary lor the authorities and the press to deny its truth. We are sufficiently well acquainted with the editors of the latter city, to be uble to state, that they will give due notice of the presence of this scourge, should it visit them this sum mer, which Heaven forbid. Nor do we believe that tho Charleston press would fail to do their duty in suoh a contingency—Coiumbun Sun, The Fire. We give this afteruuon the full particulars of the lire lost night. The interior ofthe store oc cupied by Urs. Blumensweig, is badly burned. Her goods are fully insured in two offices -the Valley of Virginia, Minis A Johnston, agents, also in an Eastern office, A. Wilbur agent The stock of goods in the store next door north, occupied byUrs.Hilzhelm,are badly damaged but (tally insured In the Monarch Fire A Life Insurance Cu., of London, Jos. McHenry agent The building Is owned by Mrs. Marshall. It will take 81200 to put it in repair. It is Insured In tho Pha-nix London Office, II. Habersham A Son, agents. By the active exertions of tho Fire Depart ment the fire was confined to tho store of Blu mensweig, otherwise the whole block would have been destroyed- Too much praise can not be given to the German i ose Co., No. 10, for their prompt exertions on this occasion, us on similar ones; their spirit aud activity can not be to highly emulated, uud we hope the day Is not far-distant when the Engine voted for by the City Council, will bo given to them. The Hose cart utbiched to the Oglethorpe Fire Co., No.l, was prompt lu rendering efficient service; though untuned by young men their efflcioucy and spirit commands attention, and bids fairto become valuable adjuncts in time ol Flouti and Grain—The quantity of grain and fluur coming east by way of the Lukes is very lurge. The Cleveland Ohio, Piaiudealer, of .Saturday, says the uumber of barrels ol flour exported from that port by lake this sea son to thut time was 172,410, ugulnt 84,002 lu the same months of 1880, a dillurenco In fuvor ot 180U of 48,824 barrels. The export of corn for 1800 amounts to 103,180 bushels against 411,270 bushels in the sumo month of 1880 a difference of 112,800. Hathihony in Ho stun—Thus fur during the present year there is a considerable lulling o!> in tho number or marriages in this city, as com pared with the sumo period of lust year. With in u short time two males of nearly sixty years have been married to females of less than twenty years, whilo a considerable number ol males ol lllty and upwurds have lieeu mar ried to females ui thirty and under-Trace!, ter, 4* A RinicL'Lot'u Hroiiv— In the Loudon Times of the 11th Ii-st. we llnd the following note ad dressed to its editors; Hut:—Duriug tho Mexican war the Uuited Btutes openly enlisted men I'ortheir service both in Upper and Lower Canada; they hud ugeuts belli at Niagara and In the Eastern tuwiisblps. Hurely this is a sufficient precedent aud justifies the ucilou of the English government about which so much noise has been made. You may rely on the truth of this statement* I am, sir, your obedient servant, JuiinHUummins, Lt. Col. O. M. A Slaver Off.—New York, June 28s —It is stilted that tho brig Falmouth, which wu8 recently condemned aud sold iwu Bluver, wiuj bought by Interested jmr- tica, und immediately dispatched on her original destination. Fuwiont’b Cjianuka!—-tu order to elect Fro- h® muit carryall the free Ktatea eu masse, with the exception or 27 votes, the exact numb aSWJi * 1 2 3 4 * 6 * u> Pennsylvania- If he lose Venn ing canattbrdto lose noth Indignation Meeting.—A large and respectable meeting was hold at Piedmont Station, Ya, on the 26th Inst., Ibr the purpose of expressing their indignunt sentiments in relation to the course pur sued by Jno. O. Underwood of Clarke county, and Geo. ltyo of Shenandoah, in representing Virginia at the Black Re publican Convention recently held in Philadelphia. As Old Man Dead*—Col. Henry Moore, of Victsbarg, Miss., died at sea, on kisretnrn home, ou the 16th of May last. He was a native of Newport, Rhodo island, and died at the advanced ago ot 86 years. It is said that he hasjtukenjby the hand by every president from Washington to Pierce. He partook of the last Christmas dinner in Vicsburg, at the table ol his grand daughter, Mrs. L. R. Coleman, and bad the happiness to see around him four gene rations. Paper from Cotton Seed.—The edi tor of tho Gluvestou, Texas, Nows has re ceived a letter from an eminent chemist in the North, enclosing Lima sample of paper manufactured from tho hull of tho cotton seed thut he sent to tho North, showing that the finest quality paper cau bo made from the seed. A charter is now pending in the Texas Legislature to manufacture if. Indian Outrage.—A letter from Fort Mclutosh, Texas, uuder date of tho 5th inst., states that information had been re ceived there that Paymaster Hill and his escort hud becu ‘attacked by Indians at Devil’s river, tbo corporal of the and tho major badly wounded. The cort numbering twenty-two, the attacking Indians about fifty warriors. Thu wagon which they guarded contained $10,000, but the Indians did not succeed in captur ing it. Marlin Luther Maid: —When I lay socking at my mother’s breast, I bail no notion how I should afterward eat, driug or live. Even bo we on earth have no idea what the life to come will be.’ Sympathy.—An “ indignation mooting” has been got up in Columbia county. N. Y.,to con dole with Francis J. Kay on *' his late expulsiou from Virginia, and tho general unkind treat* ment to which be wus subjected by;tho citizens of that Stute.” In Broadway, says the N. Y. Times, a “seam less skirt,” for ladies, is advertised. Anything that will make tbelr skirts seem loss will be grateful to gentleman, and to ladies, too, who bavo to pass through hoop frequented streets' Sailing of the Ahago.—New York, June 2H,—Tho Arngo sailed hence to-day for Havre, with $200,000 in specie, New York State, this fall, has a contest for the ollice of Governor. It is believed thut the candidate of tiie KepubUcans will be George Law: ofthe Americans,Krustus Brooks,and of the Democrats, Israel Hutch. The People’s Theatre at Cincinnati which was recently destroyed by lire is to be rebuilt ou a larger scale. Arrival of tub Suiimaiunk Oaiilb to Connect Newfoundland with Nova Scotia.—Halifax, June 27.—Tho steam ship “Propontis” from Ijondon, with the sub-marine cable for tho Now York, New Fouudlund and London Telegraph Com pany, to be laid,) across tho Gulf of St, Lawrence aud to connect Newfoandioud with Cape Briton, arrived at Sydney ou Tuesday, 24th lust. THE TWO UEBCHANTI, TRANSLATED FROM TUN FXXXOH. Oa the twentieth of January, 1706 the Preach made their entry Into Amsterdam .—Despite the severity of the season, the inhabitants thronged from their dwellings into the streets to admire this army of liberatom. The greatest enthusiasm reigneu throughout the city, and at nightfall a general illumination expressed the public rejoicing. One small house near the Admiralty, dark and silent, contrasted strougly with Its brilliant neighbors: this wsa the dwell ing of Master Woerden, a rich merchant Ab sorbed in his commerce, be was perfectly lu- different to the political events around, and was, moreover, too good an economist to parti cipate in tiie luxuries of light, which hfs fel* low citizens thought lit to display. Master Woerden, therefore, was seated quietly before the Are in his cushioned arm-chiur, furred p*» Usse wrapped carefully over Ills chest, his bald brow thrust deeply into his Air cap. On a ta ble uear stood u shining copper lamp a large pitcher of beer, a clay pine, yet untouch ed. In ono comer of the chimney satan old domestic, Qwhose emhmijtomi testified to her Flourish origin. Suddenly the bell rang; the servant hurried out, and the next moment a tall young uiau en tered the apartment, threw offnis cloak and approached tiie old man with “Good evening fattier.” “You, William ? I did not expect you so soon.” Hell Broek this morning, but the roods (•re so encumbered with troops and Aigitives, thut we have been all duy on the journeys” “ Well, have you seen Van Elburg ?” The youug man tobk a glass of beer, aud seat ing himself by the lire before replying. “ Yes, father; ho still agrees to the marriage, but persists in giving but the four thousand du cats for his daughters dowiy.” “ Very well,” said Woerden, knitting his ibaggy brows, “ let him keep his daughter aud her dowry.” “ Oh. my father!” “ Hold your tongue, William. At your age men sacritlce everything to love, '.aud despise fortune; but.love vanishes, and money remains.*’ “ But Master Van Elburg is one ofthe richest merchants in Hollaud, aud what he does not give now, he must leave at his death.” “Zoondslandamflnot rich too? Bee here, my son; von will soon succeed ma in business; remember these two principles—never to give more than you receive; nor do an ythingentire ly for the benllit of another. Thut is the way to succeed in commerce, aud consequently in mar riage.” “But ” “Not nnother word, my son.” William kuew his father’s obstinacy too well to insist, though be could not keep oU signs of his discoutcnt from his countenance. Tue old man took no notcie of this but coolly Ailed and lighted bis pipe. A second time the bell rang; alioti&’s steps were heard iu tho court, yard, aud tbo dugs begun to bark Airiously. in a mo ment the servant entered aud huuded tho old man a letter. “Provisional government 1” he said, as he ex amined tho seal. With u very uncomfortable expression of countenance, he tore off the en velope, unfolded the letter; but as he read he resumed bis tranquility. "Very well; 1 ahull accept it.” he said; then passing a letter to his son, he began to think profoundly. The young man glanced over it; it was a proposition for four hundred thousand rings, to be delivered in a month to the gov • ernmeut, for the subsistence of the Freuch army. “William, I havo it!” exclaimed the father, suddenly. “Yen shall marry Van Elburg’s daughter, and with a good dowry.” “How?” “Just let me manage. Have two horses sad dled by day-break to-morrow, as the canals are all Irozeu, and be ready yourself.” “My dear father, how shall I tbauk you ?” “Well, well, you don’t know yet what you owe me. Ah, William, if you only have the genius of your father, whon you are a mer chant!” Sunrise found tbo father and bou on the route between Amsterdam uud Broek. The roads were so blocked with snow, and ao slippery, that the horses could merely walk, but tue young man endured it patieutly; he was ubout to meet his beloved, and to see his m&rriuge- settlement concluded, which was to crown his W uess. The old man was contented; for at ottom of his heart he was veiy anxions thut his sou should marry so rich an heircss.— It was noon when they arrived. They left their horses at an inn without the village, the entrance of beasts of burden and carriages be ing forbidden at Broek, which Is proverbial, oven in Hollaud, for its neatness. The streets were Aaggcd with polished stones of difibreut colors, and disposed iu a sort of mosaic. The spaces between the trout of tho houses and the street were laid with Auer stones, bettor ar ranged; these courts are fenced by balustrades of polished iron, with ornaments of gilt copper, and furnished with seats of choice wood, hand somely covered, for the evening relaxation of the family after tho heat of the summer day. It is said the mania for neatness reached such a point in this village, that if a fallen leaf is toss ed into It by any indiscreet breeze, the inhabi tants sally forth en matte to pick it up. TbUB, when Woerden and bis Bon entered with tbelr heavy shoes covered with snow, they excited the ire of the natives, but as they had been very long knowu there, they were permitted to pass wituont molestation, to Van Elburg’s residence. There, however, they were compelled to sub mit to a ceremony from whioh even Napoleon and Alexander could uot escape a few years after; they hud scarce entered the court-yard, before a sorvant brought them slippers to ox- ohangofor their shoes. Clotilda, the merchant’s daughter, made her appearance with her father. She wore her national dress; her hair laid back on her fore head with a flat golden ornament, and ou the back of her head she wore a little cap edged with gold, and set with precious stones. Two great Angora cats followed her, pressing them selves aflbctionately against the skirts of her dress. “ Welcome, Master Woerden,” said Van El burg, giving him his hand. “ Are you, too, running away from the French ?” Not a hit of it, Master Van Elburg; I care asiittlo for the French, as for the Prince of Orange. 1 come cm business, and to offer you a good bargain. I’ve an order for four hundred thousand herrings, to be delivered a month hence. Can you furnish them to me in three weeks?” ‘-At what rate?” “ Ten Aorins the thousand.” “ Douo ; I’ll furnish them.” “Very well; and now let’s have something to eat, for I am starving, Duringjbreakfast we will talk over the next object of my visit.”— Saying thiB, Woerden looked significantly at the young girl, who cast down her eyes. During tue meal the merchant of Amsterdam haggled over the dowry of the bride, bnt Vun Elburg wouldn’t increase a stiver, and Blaster Woerden, after expressing some regret, Anally gave in, and the marriage was settled to take place in eight days. The next morning William and bis father de i iartcd; on the way, tho young mnn ventured 9 say : “Father, you have changed your mind about Master Van Elburg’s dowry?” “What do you take me for?” replied tho rather, roughly. “You need nut ask me any questions, for you will get no answer*. It is a serious matter; ten Aorins a thousand for her rings is very high. Imust have all my wits about me.” From thut moment Woerden did not open his lips, and on reaching home, ho went to his own apurtmeut aud locked himself in. Towards evening, he gnve his servant a Uugo packet of letters to carry to tiie Post OfTle. Three days after, he exclaimed, joyfully, to Ills son— “Child, 1’vo secured the dowry!” The wedding arrived day. Woerden and bis son returned to Broek. This time they enter ed by a special door, opened only for solemn occasions, acoording to the custom of the coun try; for marriages, baptisms and Amends. A great number of relations and friends were as sembled. The master of the mausion came for- ward to recoive them, but so pale so changed, that william thought be must have met with some misfortune. "What ails you Master Van Elburg?” asked Woerden, with a hypocritical smile; “you are very much altered . ,r “1 am very much troubled, my dear friend; 1 must speak with you.” "Docs this marriage suit yon? K not say, so; you can retract.” “No, no; it is uot that.” “Theu,” answered Woerden, who feared lest some diHculty might arrlse from the expla nation he expected, “let ob get through with the marriage Ant; and after that, 1 am at yoar dla- ^Master Vaa Elbarg would bare bees my SAVANNAH, (GAi) WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, I860. glad to relieve bis breast or its weight at once obtUniu ooulomwjioa, ht. yielded. The par ty started for ths church; tha iwow.ro null, on.. As wwn is they tnolusl the house; “Now goto tuy dunet with me,"he said. Then clo sing the door ouetolly—“Friends,” he mid, “1 era bound to deliver you four hondrod thuusend herrings; 1 osnnot get oiit/r. They.ro oil sold.” “1 believ.you," Mid Woerden With .roar of laughter, “for I bought them all.” Vru Elburg stood confounded. “Whatdo you moan th do With my promise then ?” ' “I mean you shall keep it. See here, Van Elburg, one or these day. .you will leave yonr daughter * lug. fortune;! shell do the same, by my eon, eo Par, all U equal. But at present it te verydlflhrent. I tm about to resign my business to my son; you give but Ibur thousauu duetts to your daughter. Now, I did not wish to disappoint our children; I determined to nuke th. bargalii more equal. In eplte of you."' As Woerdeu spoke, Van Elburg opened bis eves wider and wider. "For that purpose,” continued Woerden,"! nude the bargain that you .houUl deliver me so many herrings; for that purpose 1 bought them all up. Not to dishouor your signature, you must buy them of me, andl will sell them to you at filly florins the thousand. Thus you will have sixteen thousand florins to pay me, und and we shall be quits.’’ During this lucid bonugue, Master Van El burg recovered his senses, mid his political com* pwture. “Exactly eo. You ora a clever merchant and have caught me in a skilful trap. It shall be done." Although Master Woerden’s procedure was, to aay the least, strange, Von Elburg was too knowing to evince any aunbyance. Eight days alter the wedding he went to Amsterdam to see bis daughter. Tile time the porta were chang ed, Woerden was in despair. “Ah, my friend,” he exclaimed, “I am des- K i. The Usbermen have got In with my gs.ondl have uot been able to get u •ingle cask to put them In, they will all bo lost.” “What could you export," replied Van El barg oooly. “You have bought all my herrings, and 1 have bought all your casks. 1 might sell them tv you at a very high rate; as all 1 care about ie to give bat the fear thousand dneata with my daughter, you can take the casks for the amount you got out of me so cleverly. Yon have talent at Amsterdam, bat at Brack we have genius.” “Not at alt; you got tho idea from me,” an swered Master Woerden, proudly. Political Troubles in Massachusetts. —Ronton June 28.—There is considerable excitement in the American party with regard to tho Amcrlcau Convention to be held at Spriugfield, on Tuesday next. A meeting at Charleston yesterday de nounced it us an attempt to soil out tho .Republicans, aud tho. delegates were in structed to vote for Fillmore, lu Newburyport a meeting of the Ameri cans ratified the nomination of Fremout. Tho friends of Fillmore threaten to hold auothcr Convention if the Springfield Convention endorses Fremout. Jttntral Inuitatione. Tha friends mhI acquaintances of Mr. and Mr*. Fraudl Waver aud family,* are retpaolfully In vited to atteud tho fuueral services of tbelr daugh ter 1D1A MONGIN, to morrow morning, at Dlno o’clock, from their resldonco corner or Jones and Abtrcorn street. July 2 Cotnnterrial SnMigenrt. Savannah Market, July COTTON,—Sales this forenoon wore 86 bale d, nt 10J*c. Exports. OHARLB3TONStoamet^Wm Beabrook—823 hales Upland Cotton. Ijipng intelligence. Porttaf Savannah JULY 2 No arrivals slnco our last. Cleared. Steamer Wm Seabrook, i'oek, Charleston—S M La- Utoau. ’ Departed. Ftermur Wm tJcabrook, l*eek, Charleston. Memoranda. Boston, June 28.—Cld, Caroline, Jacksonville. ® TO RENT—Tho largo and commodious STORE. No 108 Bryan streot, near tho Mur- let, being ono or tuo most deArttblo business In the city. Apply to J. C. DUGGAN, Jy2—lm At IW Morroll’s. SoriCBT S IXTY days alter date, application will bo mnde to the Honorable tho Ordinary ol McIntosh uounty, Ibr leave to soil tho real estate, bciug lu this county, or the late James Smith, kuowu as Sidoit (ricu) I'laututiou sold Ibr tbo bunclit of the heirs of said ustato. DEAN M. DUNWOODY,) JOHN JONEt?, VKx’ors. JOHN F. DUNWOODY, f Darien, July 1,1850. j y‘2 LIUHL FOH DIVORCE. Elizabeth Cttttly ? In ^ Su , lorlor Court| Jobu ciuly. J Mtt F Tornt, WML I T appearing lu tho Court, from tho return or tho slu't Ilf, thut thu defendant. John Cauly is nut to bo lbnnd iu Colfoo county, and hois nut In thoBtato; ou motion of Wm BGauldlug, attoruoy Ibr libellant, it is ordered that servico be perfected ou said do feudaut by a publication of this ordor iu cue of the publlu jouruuls or Havanauh, ouce a mouth fur threo months preceding tho next term or this Court, requiring said defendant to uppear uttho next term or Colfoo .Suporior Court, In tbo month or Novem ber uext, aud lilo his*, defensive allegation to the eituse. A true extract from the minutes ol tho Superior Court. Jy2 EW’D A8HLKV, Clerk. WILLIAM LYNN, COM MSS ION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, .Vo. 87 Uayilrett, Savannah, Georgia. June 18• l, man. wm. m. saux. WOOD & SAGE, (SOOCXHBOKS TO UAMKKON. WXU ll OO. IMPORTERS OF CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN-WARE, 146 MRKT1NQ-ST. CHARLESTON, 8. 0.. Will supply Country Merchants with Goods in tbelr line at as low rates as thoy can buy In Now York, or olsewhero. sept 28 1 j FiraSGKiKXLtJ.— Comer of Broughton amt Whltaker-8 U., SAVANNAH, GA., IUCCES80B to T. G. Rice, Manufacturer and ) Dealer in ovory variety of common and line NDlEd, kiln dried and warranted to resist effec tually the hot damp atmoephero of a Southern Cli mate; also Lemon aud Strawbury Syrup, Ao. Terms cush, prlcos low. tf—my 11 libel for divorce. Fe Wilkinson, ^ ln jji, or ty Suporior Court, Thus. Wilkinson, j M “ J ' Ien “> 18s “- I T appermg to tno Court, by tbo return of the sheriff, iu tho above stated ease, that the defend* ant is not to bo fouud in tho county, and tbnt ho is not to be found lu tho stute; ou motlou of Wm B Guuldon, couusel ibr libellant, it is ordered that ser vice he perfected on said defendant, by a public,;!, tlon of this notice once a month for throe months, next preceding tho next term or said Superior Court, requiring said defendant to be and appear at tbo next term or Liberty Superior Court to anBwur iu thu said cause* A true extract from tho minutes or spid Superior Court. Jy2 S. A. FRASER, Clerk. GLYNN SHERIFF’S SALE. W ILL bo sold befuro the Court Houso in the city or Uruuswick, county ot Ulyuu, ou the lirst Tuesday in August next, between tho legal hours or sale, tho following property, to wit: One lot or parcel or laud situate, lying uud belug in tho city of Bruns wick, iu tho county or Glynn, state of oil, known and distinguished in the plau of said city us Old Xotyu Lnt, number two buudrod ami liftv-throo, and the improvements thereon; levied on by vlrtuo of a li la wsnod out of thu City Court or b’uvunuuuh, lu thu couuty of Ohathum, la Tavor of Ikujumiu c Frank* Itn vs Charles E Flanders. Property pointed out by pluintiff. Jy2 M. C. B. WRIGHT, h. <». NEW'BOOKS. a ODKY’S LADY’S BOOK, for July; Arthur’s Homo Magazine, for July; Potersou’g Month ly Magazine.for July; Harper’* New Mi nthly Mug- nxluc, for July; and, Graham’s Illustrated Monthly, for July. Thu History of Kuropo. from tho fall or Napoloou to tho accession or Louts Niqioicoii, in two volumes, by Blr Archibald Alison, u now supply. Uurthti, by Frodrika Bromor, translated by Mary HowilL Tho Ship Carpenter's Wire, a story Ibr the times, by W K 8 Wbltttuu. The Taugletowu Letter*, edited by the author or Records or tbo Bubblutou Parish, Ac. Salad for the Hociol, by tho author or Balnd for tho Solitary. Comic Mlsorios of Humnn Lifo. Plu rl-bui-tuh, a song that's by no nuthor. For salo at l&D Congress afroeL by Juna28 WAUNUOK k. DAVIS. H AY—ioo buloa* prlrab Hay, now landing ami Ibr sale low from tho wharf; by juae23 C. A, GREINER. 2)7* tUtSi- Dm. BOYALL A JOHNSON, DonUsta, office corner BL JuUen-st. and Market Square, over a. Wit- mot’s jowolry store. Office hour* from • to 2 o’clock, and from a te 0. -ar 11 jam. w. tinner. «. ». moor. GREEN * SHOOT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, OCt26 TdOMiROV, OA. JOHN BILBO, Ordinary of CbaUuun County, AN1I ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office In the Court House. ; ny(8 AN”i'HO!VYMi ; cUl.libll, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Mnv*nu*t&, Georgia. •9~ Offlco on Bay street, over tho Bank oTSavan- nnli. mayl8 iiT F.~cofci& £ brotiieYIj" “ FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER CHANTS, Savannah, Oa., and Monigomery, Ala. V, l'e Colic, I K.F.Ooix, Bay atroet, 8avatmah. | Commerce sL, Moutg’ry. turautNOH. Holcomb, Johnson, Ac Co. I Cohens A Horts, Lockett« Snolllngx, I Edwin Parsons a Co., Robort A. Allen, (Soronton, Johnston & Co. SAVANNAH, OA. my 18 r. J, OUUXN. WM. BTAKK. Jr. H. U. IIAKPSX. OGDEN, STARR As CO., Shipping and Oonimiaaion Merchants, UAY-STKKET. SAVANNAH. OA. YONGE A FRIERSON, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, XO. 94 BAY-8TKKCT. BAViMUB, OA. apr4 ADDD S UllOTHKlt*. Lumber, Mill and Brick Yards. aept5 SAVANNAH, QA. PATTEN, HUTTON ACO., FACTORS. Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Bay-street, havannah. Us. D. L. COHEN, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Jones Stroot, (ono door East of Drayton Street.) is prepared to contract for all kluus of building and repairing. Also toconduot water through the various porta of houses. ap 17 A. THOMAS A CO., Auction «ii(l Commission Merchants, 110 Bryan Street, SAVANNAH, GEUM41A. A. TuoMAS. pei2] 8. 8. Pardos. W. H. FARRELL, DEALER IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES and Foreign and Domestic Fruit, corner Broughton and Whitaker-dt. Town and country supplied with choice goods at moderate pricos. All orders promptly atteuded to, aud satisfaction alwuys guaranteed. upl8 IIAltSHAUTHi SOffi, DEALBHS IN PROVISIONS, Vo. 14 2tl Avenue and 8 JiV.'Jm Market, New York. Hums, Tongues, Beef. Baoun, shoulders. Pickled Tongues. Bolognas, Laru, Pig l’ork, Mess Hoof, Ac., iu burrels, hulvos and quarters. Roforii to—Jobu D. Josso, James A. Brown, Wm. H. Farrell, und K. O’Byrne. 6m—Jan31 K. LOC’KKrr. H. P. SXKLUSOS. LOCKETT & SNELLING8. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND SHIPPING AGENTS, Savannah, Oa. Will attend to tbo selling ofull kinds of produco. Strict attention given to receiving and forwarding goods. may 81 ly Auction & Commission House, Macon, Ua. a. n. McLaughlin,' General Agent and Auctioneer, Solicits from his friends consignments of every description. Tokos orders for Cotton. 49* Spucial attoutiou given te tho sates of Rea) Estate, Slocks aud Negro property, at publlo and private sales. Prompt rdurnt and dispatch. Reference—C. A. L. LAMAR. mch80 Wm. MCALLISTER. tahed on reasonable terms. Orders res- (pcetfuliy solicited. ap!8 «. w. nviwM «. a. iwiu. n. a. u/.iu* RUSE, DAVIS df LONG, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH, GA. may 80 WAYNE, GRKNV1LLB &CO., COMMISSION AND TOjtWAItDIStrMERCHANTS, Bav-street Savannah. THOa. S. WAYNE. C. E. GRENVILLE, R. ALEX. WAYNE, W. T. SAMPLE, jy o—tf Savannah. Chattanooga. JHi’FKHSdjJHOllKHTS; GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DEALKK IN Timber and Lumber. SAVANNAH, Oa. WJI. 8. DANIKIX, ATTOBNEY AT LAW, SAVANNAH. UA. JST Office over Thomas M. Turner & Co.’s Druf Store, Buy street. my7 JAB. B. HOOK. FKKU. T. TKBXAV- HOOK Sc TEBEAU, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BANPXHSVILLX, UXOKUIA. Will practiso iu Washington, Jefferson, Scrlvcn, Burke, Emanuel, Tattnall, and Montgomery ofthe Middle Circuit, and Wilkinson of the Ocmulgee Cir cuit. mays D. A. O’BYRNE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office 176, Bay-sL, over Turuor & Go’s. Drug Store) SAVANNAH,OA. nov 10—ly “* GEORGE^ROUJD iroWARD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office Monument Square, near State Bank. SAVANNAH, OA. nov 10—ly S. W. BAKER ATTORNEY AND*COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Monticcllo, Jeffursou Couuty, Hu. Rorerence—Hon. W. B. Fluu.vu, Savannah, Ga. inyll EDWARD G. - WILSON, MAGISTRATE, NOTARY AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. At MeBsrs.^yard & Owcus’ Law Office. [myll ■ C. W. MAliliY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, FRANKLIN, HEARD CO., UA. Will attend to professional business in thoCouutiet or Heard, Carroll, Campbell, Coweta, Fayette, Meri wether and Troup. Reforonco—Hon. E. Y. Hill, LaGrange, Ga.; Hop. David Irwin, Marietta, Go.; Colonel M. M. Tidwell, Fayettevillo, Go.; and Mr. William Dougherty,Co lumbus, tia., sepn-ly WELLS & WILLIAMS, DEALERS IN DOMESTIC, FOREIGN AND FANCY DRY GOODS. No. 149 Congresi-st., Savannah, Qa. . JAS. T. WEleLS, formerly of Bcuufort Diet. S. C. THKOPH1LUS WILLIAMS, “ 8erlvenCo.,Ga. sept 7 /AMU U. RODdKHS. .'ASM A, NORRIS. RODGERS & NORRIS, (late Crano k Rodgers, WHOLESALE GROCERS, BAY-8TRKBT, SAVANNAH. Juno 1 ; 1865j_ (jo 9* Patterson, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Ttoupville, Lowndos County, Ua. (myll JAMBS M. SAVAGE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, TQ01IASVILLS, ntOMAB COl’NTV, UA. All business entrusted to his cure will recclvo prompt attention. lyr—morl7 ANTHONY McCULLOH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Jgr Office oa Bay street, over tholSuik of Svan- JESSE T. BERNARD, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, NewuansvUio, Fla. Beftrence—fleorgo i. Brown, William Dell, 2?ew- tunsviUe, Fla., it. B. Hilton, Boston It Vilialonga. Bavannah, Ga. myll M. WHIT SMITH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ALLIGATOR, IA0T FLORIDA. Will praotloo lu thu Eusteru and Southern Counties- Refer te—Col. 8. 8. Sibley, and B. B. Ililtou, Sa vannah. fobU-tf ATTORNEY ATLA . NlLLKDOKVItUf, UA.* Practices I*W in the various Counties of tho Oc« mulgee Circuit und tho a>\)ohilng Counties or Twiggs, Laurens and Washington. Refer to—John Boston, H. A. Crano, and R. B Hilton. robU GEORGE'A. GORDON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AND Committioner qf the If. S. Court qf Claims for the State qf Georgia. Office Corner Bay uud Dull streets. ly mylo DR. CHARLES H. COLDING, OFFICE AND RKelUENCE, No. 14 UBERTY ST., One door west or Draytou, myll WM. C- CONNELLY7 ATTORNEY AT LAW, IBSLLA, WORTH OOtTNTY, OA.. (POST UfflCL ALUANY.) Will prootlso in tho Soutlujap Circuit,and la Macon, Dooly aud Wortn Counties onho Macon Circuit. 49» Particular attention given to the collection ol claims in South-Western Georgia. Ju2—6m E- CUMMING, ATTORNEY AT LAW, febl>ly irwinton, oa. LANIER 6t ANDERSON, ATTOKNEYBATLAW, qp&-ly MACON, ua. A. H. CHAMPION. (Successor to Champion A Watts.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, No. 4 Barnard st, between tho Market uud Bay *U, BAVANNAH, GA. Douler in Groceries, Foreign aud Domestic Liquors, Dried Fruits, Ito., &o. Reference—A. Cbumpion, Esq., Samuel Solomons, Esq., Messrs, Rabun A Whitehead, aud Swift &Co., Bavuunuh, Ga. myll WILLIAM ll. DASHKli, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLUK AT LAW, Troupvlllo, Lowndes County, Ga. Will practice in Thomas, Luwudes, Clinch, Ware. Appling, TelQtir, Irwin, Laureus, and Puluskt counties, Georgia; and m Jefferson, Madison, Ham ilton, and Columbia counties, Florida. [myll WM. M. W1LUAJIA nunDKOHOUmT JACK IIROWN. WILLIAMS, OLIVER dt BROWN. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Buena Vista, Marlon County, Ga., Will praotlco iu the couutlesof Morion, Macon, Hous ton, btewort, Randolph, Muscogoe, Leo, uud auy adjoining counties, where their services mqy be required. inyll JOHN R- COCHRANE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Dublin, Laurens couuty, Ga„ lute Junior partner oi the Uriu of A. & J. cocukank, lrwtutuu, ua., will atteud promptly to all business entrusted te ids care. Partiuuiar attention paid to collecting. Re ference—Dr, C. B. Guyton, F. 11. Rowe, Dublin, Ga., M Marsh, Savanuah. myll B. ELLIS, Factor and General Commission Merchant NO} 71 BAY-STHBKT, SAVANNAH, OA., Rkhuu to—Messrs. Clughorn & Cunningham, Bell & Prentiss, Ogden, Starr A Go., Savannah; J. P, I'bumiMion, ftwum. nov 1 WM. AUDLKY COUFKR. JNO. COLTER FKAKKK. COUPER dt FRASER, FACTORS ti UENEKaL COMMImsION MERCHANTS, Buy street, Savauuub, Go. [myll JOHN G. FALLIGANT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN WINDOW BUNDS, WINDOW SAfiH AND PANE DOORS. West side Monument l*quarc, Savannah, Ga. mayll JOHN C. BOOTH, CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, Will also give his attention to (resigns in Architec* ire. office in the store of Jolui WiUinmson, Esq., Day street. myl8 ' " CHAFFER di CO., No- O Wltltnker Street, Snviuinnli, Ga«, WIIOLRSALK ANI» RETAIL UKALWIS IN S ASHES, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings, kc, Whito Lead, Zinc, Whito hinsoed, Sperm, Whale, Tan ners’mid NeutsfootOils, Glass. Brushes, Gold IsjuI, Bronze, Builders’ Hardware, Not Is, Murhlu MunteU, 4te., ku. Je4 DRS- LBFLER di WILCOX, Dentists. ARE uow fully prepared to in sert full or puriiai setts of Teeth on thu principle of Dr. J. Allens’* Patent Continuous Gum, By this improvement, tbo form ol tho face can bo restored to any degree of rotuudlty that may bo desired. It is applicable iu all cases whore tbo checks havo fullea in and canuot bo detected by *l:a closest observer.— This method combines tho following t A vantages;— An artlllclni gum, which exhibits a perfectly uatural aud life-like appeoranuo, aud itupurts to the theotb that peculiar expression which characterizes tho ua tural orguus. This Gum consists of a silacious compound, which Is applied und fused upon tho Teeth aud Plate in suet a muirnor, as to till up all thu Interstices around the boKo or tho Teeth, and also unites them (Irmly to eucliothorandto tho Plate upon which they are sett. This secures perfect cleanliness of tho Teeth- Office over l)o Witt ft Morgan, Cougross street. *** Republican and Georgian copy. fob 16—tl P ORK—" 60 barrels Mass Pork, 26 do Pritno do Landing and for salu by my 14 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON ft CO. H AY ANA SEGARS—30,000 choice Havana Segurs—Coucbas, La Esmeralda, El Orysol, Excelsors, Klo Hondo, Cantuiu Alchorn, La Ltol, Jonu Smith, uud various other bruud*, imported di rect by me, uud for sale at tho lowest cash prlcos. mayl9 J. A. BROWN. QILLS, Laces, Embroideries, White Good, kJ Mitts, ftu., just being opened and lor sulo by J. W. THKELKELD, mar2l Cor. congress and Whitaker its. WATCHES—WATCHES^. WATCHES. goo We are receiving the London Lever Watches, ofthe most celebrated mukors, iu Jr*AU°ld and Silver cases. It. F. Cooper’s Du- HilBplex Watches, Watches for Timing Horses, line Swiss Chronometers, which wo offer at reasona ble prices, at our now store iu Gibbous’ Range. iepti» D. B. NICHOLS ft CO. NEW T£N STORE AND SHEET-WON . MANUFACTORY. 141 BOOTH or MARKET HqVARB. BRYAN 8TRXCT. I would iuform my old friends and patrons 1 have oitoned tho above store to conduct the M Stove, Tin and Shcot-lrou Business iu all its various forms, and whore will bo found a gen eral assortment or Stoves, Tin and Sheet-Iron Wore, which 1 will be pleased to show, and at such price as will satisfy any one wishing to purclmso. All kinds of Booling, Gutters of l«ad, Galvanizod Iron Work of every description, Job Work und Re pairing oxecutod with dispatch, old Stoves put up and Pipes furnished at short uoifco. Tin Waro at wholesale and retail. Call down on Bryan stroot, it will pay you Tor your walk. oct 2 JOHN J. MAURICE, Agent. PHOTOGRAPHS. I Large sized Photographs, ta- ikeu by MILLER,| AT TWELVE DOLLARS FEK DOZEN Also, Ambrotypes and Da guerreotypes, lu his usual su perior style. A call is solicited. J. W. MILLER, mar27 or. St. Jullau-st. and Market square. GARY’S DAGUEREOTYPE S, AMBRO* types sand Pliutogrnpby. P. M. CARY W OUIxD respectfully give notice that his rooms uro uow oihju for tho season, and rea* ay tor tbo reception or visitors. By the amrkuttpk process )>enons may now havo their children’s pictures takeu, in almost auy poui- tion they may choose, in from 1 to 8 secodds st.iing. By tho Puoroaiuraio process old liHguerrootypes cau bo transferred to pajier, beautifully colored und enlarged to Uro. oct 22 BROUGHTON STREET "lIACK AND LIVERY 8TABIJJ. Tho undorsigued having put the above Stables in good condition, are preparedto accommodate their customers with Carriages, Hacks, Buggies, Sulkios, fto., with suund, gontlo, aud woll broko horses, aud caroAil drivers. Horses boordod ou accommodating terms, and woll cared for. Two pairs or HnoGirrlogo Horses (br sale, luqulrocor- nor of Barnard and Broughton streets. apU4—ly STEVENS ft ELUSION. A. SHORT, ' MASTER BUILDER. Will tako contracts for Building and Working Ma- ¥’ Dry .., or u" ,,rl 'f M0 . rl l’ Uo “' KoeMcnco, No.3Mre Juwott’e lUWKU, South eidoJonee>1. out 30 A WOOD AND LUMBER. LL Und- of Wood, Boards. Flanks, Joist, ltadm,8Ui(k^ ugbt-wowi, roeu, fcuiora Laina and Psillugs, ter sale, at wholesale and retail, low for cash, on tho now whorl'rooontly erected on the Lumber Yard of Robert A. Alton A Co. W W-ly HrWM. J. L. MOULTON NO. 12011. , TL ANTIC I.CAD—CouetauU)’ on hand 1 . end lor oalo u CUAMUt« CO.’e, No. 0 Wbttakoretnet. j^ACXiN BUIte & HUUUUJXHH— •a bhila l'rlmo Boooo UictsB, 10 “ “ Shoulders, myza pu gUj-H PUTAT'OES'—80 bumpers choice Eating Potatoes, In Hmall package. * For family use.— Fur walu by [may27] J. A. BROWN. /CHAMPAGNE—12 baskets genuine Hddsio V/Cltampagne in store and ter sale by may 10 OCTAVUS COHEN, S TARCH, COFFEE AND CANDY.—60 bxs Freeh Starch; 60 do Ground Coffeo; 60 do assorted Candy, received and tor salo by McMAllON ft DOYLE, Juno 4 206 and 207 Bay street Flitegll-G-ROCERTES; “ I N STORE—per steamship Knoxville—Extra Ta- bio Butter und Choose; Beef Tongues; hmoked Boor; Hums; Bacou; Pig Pork; Whito Boons; Hock- or’* Soll-raiHlug Flour; Balslus, Figs, Dates, Prunos, Almonds, &u., fto.;Pickles of ull kinds; Presoryet, assorted; Brumly Fruit, usiortcd; Preston’s Premi um Chocolate; beet of Teas, CoUee, and Stuart’s No 1. A, B uud c Sugars; llibbort’s London Porter; Falkirk’s Scotch Ale; Clara and other Wlues; at BARRON’S Family Grocery Store, JuiiolB corner Wbltakor and Untriton sts. JOHN S. NOKH1S, ARCHITECT. H AVING resumed thu practice of his profes sion, odor* his service* to his rriends and the publio as an Architect and superintendent. Designs lot uny part of tho country supplied and executed iu all tho vurious brunches ot his profes sion, such os Publlo EdlUcos, Stores, Dwellings, Monuments, &c. Thoroughly Flro Proor mores de- sigued aud oxecutod. Office at present in Bay Lane, rear of the CuHtum House. Jan 8—ly No. 14? Bay 8tceat, SA VANS Ah. ☆ oxjoa?aEa:xKra-A EMPORIUM. H 1 DOOR WEST OK TilE REPUBLICAN RKAPIWQ BOOM. FinoHoaUy-mudo Clothing ; Hats and Caps, Shirts, Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, Canes, Umbrellas C'ruvuta, Stocks, Haudkerchicffi, and Fancy Articles ter Gentlemen. 49 s Ordertfrora city aud county solicited. fob 6 BARUEu SHOPS- Pulaski House Barber Shop. Owens' Brick Building, opposite tile Pulaski l FIVE WORKMEN KNPAGED. Mors ball House Barber Shop, Broughton Street, FOUR WORKMEN KNGAOXD. rpHE subscriber, thankftil to hia fellow-citizens X for the liberal patiunuge he has recetveu, and is still receiving, bogs respectiully to iuionu them that he has ougngeil sufficient aUdiUonat Urst-clasa workmen from sumo ol the best Barber ebon* in Now Vork. und will be ouableu to accommodate a■ many gentlemen us may huuur him with their pa tronage. N. B.—Tlio Barber Shops are closed on Sundajra— strangers will pleaso bear this In miud. I House, O. ». HARRISON. ’ a. C. M HARRISON dt McGEHEE, AUCTION,COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND ForwardiuH lUercliuiits. 59 AMD til BHOAD-8TKEKT, COLUMEU8, OKOBOIA-, } 49- Particular attention given to tho ealea of Real Estate, Negroes and Produco. 43" Liberal advances made on Negroes and Mer chandize. RUSE, PATTEN ft CO. ) . 5*0 GUNBY ft DANIEL, S-Colombus, Go. STEWART. Oil AYft CO. J RUSE, DAVIS ft LONG, > WM. WRIGHT, J ^vannah. YOUNG, ATKINS ft DUNHAM, 1 C. A. UltEENE ft CO., f Apalachloola U. S. SMITH, k Mobile, Alabama, oct 28 ly SUNDRIES. 150 bagsgood to prlmo Bio Coffeo; t 76 bags old Government Java do; f 130 bugs old brown Java do; J iuu uurrois Stuart’s A, B and Ctluriflcd 60 “ “ Crushed and Pulverizou db; 40 hlnlH Porto Rico, New Orleans, and Muschvado Sugars; 50 boxes Stuart's Loaf Sugar; - 60 lihdH bides aud Shoulders; 25 casks Trowbridge and Beaty’< Hams; 160 bbls Donmcud uud Oakley Flour; 75 bbls aud halt bbls Canal Pour; 160 bbis Butter, tiugur and Pilot Crackers: 60 boxes Soda Crackers; 200 boxes various brands and qualities Tobacco;! 26 cases Myer’s Aromatic do; 16u bbls Cuba aud New Orleans Molasses; 60 hbds Cuba do: fio bbls Nu. 1 Leaf Lard; ' 200 kegs and cans Lard; 6 M lb Bar Lead; 600 bugs Drop aud Buck Shot; 600 kegs, buns aud quarters, Dupont’s Powder; 76 libls Mess tuid Prime Pork; 60 boxos Nectar Whisky; 100 quarts Scholdum schnapps; 100 casks pints Alo and Portor; 300 bbls rcctllled Whisky; 100 bbls New EuglandKum; 160 bbls Pholps and E Phelps’ Gin; 60 casks common and pure Malaga Wlue; 60 bids Whito Wino aud Cider Vinegar; 20crates empty Wino Bottles; 600 boxes, Soup, Starch, and Candles; lu store and for salo mayl& tale on accommodating terms. HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON ft c6 ffl FRENCH CHINA, WHITE GRANITE. AND GLASS WARE, * 145 MOT1NU HTKKKT. COAKUSTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. T4R* Tho subscribers respectfully solicit., from tho travoliug publlo, on inspection ft of their stock of Freuch and EugilMhl 9 Chluu, iu plniu white, gold bund, and i decorated diuuor, desert, breakfast, tea, toilet, tw_- toto sets and vases. Also, Cups and Suucers, ftc., oi tho colcbrutcd Sevres Chiua. White Granite ol the bost manufacturers. Rich cut French, Euglisb aud Bohemian Uluss. Thoy havo a variety or ornaments in Parism* Wuro, Busts of Calhoun, Clay, Webster, and ethers, and Stutuctes of tho Greek Slave, Venus de Medicls. ftc.. fto. ’ Thoy have also n beautiful, durable and oheap arti cle for doors and heartlis, of Plain and Encaustic Tiles. QThoIr stock being very geueral, carefully selected aud Imported direct, offers inducements to merebanta aswollasl'amllios, to whom goods will ho put up at tho lowest rates for cosh. WEBB ft SAGE, Importers, successors to Cameron. Webb ft Co. lYfhW UUSHfcN bUtTEH AND CHfctJfi—16 tub* and 10 kegs t hoico uow Gosliou Butter; 20 boxos Goshen Choeso, landing from steamer auu lor sale by SCRANTON, JOHNbTUN ft OO. Juno 17 J UST RECEIVED, per schooucr J, R. Allen, from Baltimore— MASON’S CELEBRATED UNRIVALLED PREMIUM CAKES and CRACKERS, Jumbles, Lemou Cakes, Tea Cakes, Stmtcli Cakes, Ginger Suaps, EdiLburgh Cakes Milk Biscuit, Soda RUsciut, Wiue Biscuit. Butter Biscuit, Water Bi-cult, I ic Mo Biscuit, ftc. At UARRON’S, ’ Junc'JO corner Whitaker and thurlton-sts. A COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR*HOUSE KEEPERS, I S un Important item, and to know where to got exactly what is wanted is equally Important, ““KENNEDY & BEACH’S” »ml von will find overyihlni iwriulnlnR to Home Keumng as well es HcfrleeruKirs, llvut tofes, Wood, c&heru. and Tin Wwn, Willow Ware, bcaullhil Walor Coolers, Patent lee Pin here, Brusbevln every variety, Bird Cages, Bathing Tubs, indeed nearly everything that eau beculljdler, recollect thu piuee. O' |SNABURG8—30 ba’es Osm burgs, Mowtonand _ Thomaston M ID, just recei\cti and frr sale by JnnelB CRANE, WELLS ft CO. « * $310 A HOMESTEAD FOR 4101 “ nnn WORTH OF FARMS OF UUU Farms and Buildings Lots, In tho gold region of Virginia, (Colts ppor County,) to lm (fivlded amongst 10.200 stbacribers on Tho 17th or Peptembi-r, I860, ter the benefit of Port Royal Fotnolo Academy. Subscriptions only ten dollars each—one-half down, tho rest on the deliv ery or tho Ucod. Every subscriber will get a Build ing lx>t or Farm, ranging in .value from 910 to 826,000. Those Farms anu l/ris are sold so cheap to induco settlements, a sufficient numbor being re- sorvod, the Incrcaso in the valuo of wh!cb will compensate ter the apparent low prico now asked. The most ample? security will be given for the faitlithl performance or contracts and promises. Morn Agents are wanted to obtain subscribers, to whom tbo most liberal inducements will be given. Somo Agents writo that they are making $200 per month. AdyertHhw will bo done tor every Agent whore nrestblo. tor roll particular*, enbicrlp- Uona, Agencies, tie., apply to E. BAUPEB, ' Je34—dfcwlm Port Bond, v-