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■mi WhertMJotm HjUlor»,irlU«iiplirtoU»
if Ordinary Ibr Lattera Watnlaory aa ailmldti-
___enlb.Eatat.of William Wrighttin*. «r«,
I'MraAm, lo clt. and admonlah ill vrlitira It may
cmn, lo bi and awwtr before raid Court, to
ttaka objection (if any they have) on or before the
Aral Monday In November next, othwlso said Let-
tart will b« granted.
Witaeta. John Bilbo, Esq., Ordinary Ibr Chatham
Oaiuily, UtU o.gblday of April I860.
Wl JOBS BILBO, 0.0.0.
»pr» .
C HATHAM SHERIFF’S SAI.R—VVIU be
sold on tho Oral Tuesday In Juno noxl, before
uio Court House, between the legal hours of sale,
lot number twelve (12) New Frank llu Ward, in tho
City of Savannah, situated on tho corner of Mont*
ginnery street aud Ualtio Bow, together with tho
three-story brick warohousosituated thereon; levied
on to satisfy a certain a ftt. Issuing out or OlnUham
Superior Court, In favor ofjohn Souddor vs. Clar
ence P. HolUs. Property pointed mu in wild tl. fa.
BENJAMIN L. COLE,
mayft Sheriff C.C.
iTOHs W uKuiiGi A,
C HATHAM COUNTY—lb nil whom II may non.
cent: Whereas, Elisabeth Rlbero, will apply
at the Conrt of Ordinary lor letter* ol administration
oa the estate of Joseph Riboru :
These aro, thereforo, to cite and admonish ail
whom it may concern, to bp and appear before said
Court to m»ko objection (if any they have) ou or
before tho Aral Monday in July next, otherwise said
letters will be granted.
Witness. Jobu Bilbo, Esq., Ordinary for Chatham
county, this second day of June, 1850.
June 2 JOHN BILBO, o. c.
Statis or ukohuia; chathamco.
f|X) all whom U may concern: Whereas Mary Ann
X Bent will apply at tho Court of Ordinary for loi
ter* IHsmlsst ry on the oatuto of James P. Dent,—
These are tbereibro to clto and admouish ull whom
It may concern, to bo and appear before said Court,
lo make objections (if any they have) ou or before
tho First Monday In December next, otherwise said
louor* will bograuted.
• Witness John Bilbo, Esq., Ordinary Tor Chatham
County, this third day of Juno, 1S6J.
Jed JOHN BILBO, O.C.C.
oTOrdinaryfbr letter*
tnlnlstrator on the hatate oT James C. (linos .
These are, therelbro. lo die and admonish all
hum it may concern, to be aud appear before said
_ourt to make objection (if any they have) on or be
fore the drat Monday in December next, otherwise
•aid letter* will be gran tod.
Witness. John Bilbo, tea. Ordinary for Chatham
county, this fourth day of June, 1866.
junoe JOHN nil.BO, o. c, o,
P URSUANT to an order of the Honorable tbe
Court of Ordinary of Chatham County .passed
Juno torm, I860, will bo sold, on the drat Tuesday
In August noxt, before tho Court House door lu said
county of Chatham, between tho legal hours of Bale,
tho following pro|k>rty, to wit.: fans Nos. threo (3)
and four (4), being part of Oardon lot No. nine (»).
Spring Hill, City of Savannah, fronting on Railroad
street; also tho following negro slaves: Jack, Peter,
Aloxoudor and Sarah. Sold as the property of the
eslntcorSamuolGriffin, late of sold county, deceased,
for tho bcuetlt of tho heirs and creditors of said o«-
tato. RICHARD WAYNE,
Administrator do bonis non, on
Jo4 Estate of .Samuel Griffin,
OESOlllil A, C Ilf I'll AM LOCStT
O N tho first Monday lu August next, I will apply
to tho Ordinary of Chatham county for leave
to soli tho negro slaves beeuging to tho estate of
Clara A Ogtlbay, deceased, Jar llto beucllt of the
heirs aud credit irs of said estate.
Juno 4 JAMES A. LaROCHE, Adm’r.
From V. U. PAliUMR,
OKODUl. ADVKRtnUXO AMD MKWRPAm Aaxxt,
Button, Now York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore.
JAMES B. FlBLUf),
DEALER AND IMPORTElS OP
WstchM, Jtwcliy, Silver Ware, Fan
ny floods, Jkc.,
xo. 12, aotmi 2d nthkkt, rutuoxuiiu.
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NELSON 8WEEZEY,
DESIGNER AND SCULPTOR IN MARBLE.
Corner Astor Plaeo aud 4th Aveuuo,
IN CL08X PROXIMITY TO TUX ANTOK UUHAKV AND TUI NEW
HIBUt U0U8X, NKW YORK.
IHE moat extensive variety aud tho largest
stock of Monuments, Tombs, Head Stouts, fco.,
Jnorlca, can bo found at this establishment, from
plain to tho most elaborate aud ornate lu design and
workmanship, lu addition to tbo stock always ou
band, a great variety of drawings, appropriate nnd
original may bo found, IVom which work will be ex-
ocutcd promptly to order.
Orders ralUifolly oxocutod, and shipped to any
polui available by water or steam.
Porsons visiUug the city of New York ou ploasuro
or business aro respcctfolly luvltcd to visit this es
tablishment. oct3
STATE OF GEORGIA, *
C HATHAM COUNTY —To all whom A may con-
corn: whereas, l’ntriek Ryan will apply at tho
Qiurt of Ordinary for letters of administration on
tho estate of Darnel Collins :
These aro, therefore, to cite and admouish ail
whom U may copceru, to be and appear before said
Court to mako objection (ffauy they have) ou or be
fore tbo first Monday in August next, otherwise said
letters Will bo grautod.
Witness, John Bi.bo, Esq., Ordinary for Chntham
County, this twenty third day or Juuo, I860.
June 23 JOHN BILBO, u. o. o.
STATE OF GEORGIA,
B ULLOCH COUNTY.—To all whom it mny con
cern : Whereas, Asa Joliusou will apply at llto
Court of Ordinary lor said county, Ibr letters of ad
ministration, with tho will uuuexcd, ou the estate
or Mary Wi.liatns, late of said county, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite ami admonish all
whom it may concern, to be uud appear before said
Court to make objection (if any they have) on or
before the first Monday lu August uuxt, otherwise
■aid loiter* will bo granted.
Wltuess, WitVam Lee, Esq., Ordinary for Bulloch
county, the 20th day of Juno, 1856.
June22 WILLIAM LEE, o. b. c.
ffe on
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BKOUUIIT TO JAIL.
Brought to jail In Swalnsboro, Ktnnnnol Co ,
on ihc 4th Instant, a negro man; he says liL
tmmo is Harry; that he belongs to the estate
».>l Thomas Clay, of Bryan County, Ga. Ho is
of light complexion, with a slight sour over tho left
oye;about 5 feet 3>* inches lu height, and about 20
years old.
Tho owucr 13 requested to cotuo forward, pay
charges aud take him away, as ho will he dealt with
us tho law directs. HENRY OVERSTREET,
Jc9 .tutor.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS!
SOUTH-SIDE, RICHMOND k DANVILLE, AND
Virginia A Tenncsacr
NOTICE.
A IX persons having demands against tho ostato
of Kiclmrd F. Williams, late of Chatham coun
ty. deceased, uro hereby notillod to presout them
within the time prescribed by law lo the subscri
ber ; and ull ludobtod to the said estate uro request
ed to mako immediate payment to
M. B. SIILLEN,
Administrator do bouls non.
March 25—Cw llwtJy21—Jo 7
STATE OF GEORGIA.
C HATHAM COUNTY.—lo all whom it may con-
corn: Whereas, the estuto of Jorcmlah Sic-
Donald lies uurepresented in eousequenco of tho
death of Knthuu Brewton, the executor, aud uuless
some ill and competent person applies for tho ad
ministration of said estate, with the will anuoxed,
I shall appoint James Wilkinson, or some other tit
ami proper person, admlulstratcr with the will an
nexed do bona* non. on. said estate:
These are. thereforo, to cite aud admonish all
whom it may concern, to bo anil appear before
said Court lo make objection (If any they have) ou
or before the first Monday lu August next.
Witness, William Ixjc, Esq., Ordinary for tho
county of Bulloch, this 12th day of Juno, 1866.
Jolft WILLIaM LRK. o. c. o.
CITATO OF GEORGIA—BULLOCH CO., May 20th.
jj 1850—Two munlhs utter date application will
bo made to tho Huuorablo Court of Ordinary of said
County for leave to soil nil the lands belonging to
tbo estate »f Michael Donaldson, deceased, for the
benefit of the heirs aud creditors and said deceased.
my23-8w JOHN E. GIBSON, AUnTr.
STATE OF GEORGIA,
B ULLOCH COUNTY.—To nil whom it may con
cern: whoreas, Josiah Davis will apply at the
Court or Ordinary for letters of administration on
the estate of Henry Davis, Into of suid county, de
ceased :
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish nil
whom it may coucern, to be and appear before said
Court, to mako objection (If any they have) on or
before tho first Mouduy in August next, otherwise
■aid letters will be grunted.
Witness, william Lee, Esq., Ordinary for Bulloch
county, this 27tl\ day of Juno, 1660.
June29 WILLIAM LEE, o. c. c.
State oF Georgia, liuilnclt County .
A DMINISTRATOR^' SALE.—By virtuo of an or
der from tho honorable Court of Ordinary ol
suni county, passed on the first Mouduy in June,
will bo sold at the court house door of said couuty,
between the lawful hours of sale, on tho first Tues
day in August, Ono tract of laud, containing one
hundred and fifty acres, In said county, ou tho Ca-
noochee river; also, a part of four other surveys,
containing six hundred and thirty-two acres, on Ca-
noochee river, well improved ami in good repair,
consisting of swatnp, buy and piue land. Sold as
the property of Nntbnu Brewton, deceased, for the
benefit of tho heirs and creditors of said deceased.
Terms tnado known on iho day or sale.
BENJAMIN BREWTON,)
HMOX J. BREWTON, J Adm ra '
Jo lo
GEORGIA, CAMDEN CRUNTY.
T WO MONTHS ut'tor date, application will be
made to tho Honorable Court of Ordinary for
Bold county, for leave to sell the real estate aud the
following uamed uegroes : I'eter, Jim and Ben; one
bouse and lot and two other lots; belonging to the
estate of Priscilla Thomas, deceased, for the benefit
of the heir* and creditors.
WILLIAM 11 THOMAS, Ex’or.
Jefforsontou, Juno 10, I860. Jnuo2Q
GEORGIA, CAMDEN COUNTY.
T SVO MON CHi after date, app'icatlon will be
made to tho Honorable Court of Ordinary for
■old county, for leave to sell the following named
negroes : Rose and her threo children, Irene, ML
nisand Joo; belonging to the estate of 1/iulsaTomp
kins, deceased, for the benefit of said heirs.
WILLIAM U. TllUMAd, Guardian.
Jefferson ton, June 10, Rfii,Juno 30
NOTICE.
O NE MONTH alter date, application will be
made to the Suite Bank of Georgia, for pay
meat of a twenty dollar bill, tho left hand half of
Which has been lost.
July! JOHN 1). KENEDY.
Midway, Alabama, July 1, 1856.
NOTICE.
T WO months from (lute application will be
made to tho Ordinary of Chatham Couuty, lor
leave to soli lot No 151,9th district, B-ikcr, belong
ing to tbe estate or Julian Marks.
JACOB WATSON,
may2 Administrator.
June 2d, 1S50
'State of Georgia,Bulloch - County.
A dministrators’ sale.—ivui bo sold, ou the
first Tuesday in August next, before tb3 court
house in Statesboro’, In suid county, under an order
of the Court of Ordinary, Fifty four (54) acres of
Pino Land, granted to James Deal, and bounded by
lauds of James Woods, William Alleu aud Elmore
Maues, belonging to tho estate of James Deal, for
the benefit of tbo heirs and creditors of sold estate,
Terms made known ou the day of sale.
MARTHA DEAL, ) Adin’x.
CALVIN DEAL, f Adtu’r.
Juno 12th, 1856 je 15
NOTICE.
A LL persons having claims against tho estato of
Evan Junes, late of Charlton couuty, Ga., de
ceased, are requested to present them, iu terms of
law, and those indebted will plea so make payment
to the subscriber.
STEPHEN McCALL, Executor.
Oentreyillage, Gu., Juuo 14th. 1866 jo22
ADMISTUATOR’S NOTICE.
A LL persons having demauds against the estate
of the l ite Charles S. Arnold, deceased, aro
hereby notified to present them, properly attested,
within tbe time proscribed by taw; aud all those In
debted to said estate, urc requested to mako imme
diate payment to . EDWARD PADKLFURD,
may8 Administrator.
ASSIGNEES NOTICE.
M R. Louis Ilubider having made an assign-
meat for the benefit of his creditors, all per
sons Indebted to him will please mako piyment to
me. And those having demands ugaiust him are
requested lo present them, that payment may be
made as far as the ussetts will extend.
A. BONAUD, Assignee.
Savannah, M.«y 10, I860. may20
* GLYNN SHERIFF’S SALE.
W ILL bo sold before the door of the Court House
In tho city of Brunswick, County of Glynn, on
the first Tuesday in July next, between tho legal
hours of Bale, the following property, to wit.:—Cas
sius, Jim, Gltlou, and Simon—levied on by virtuo ol
fl. fa. issued out of tho Honorable Superior Court of
Glynn Couuty, in favor or Horace B. Gould vs. Alex-
under Scranton and Junius Go wen, Administrators
of Mary Abbott deceased. Property pointed out by
plain till’'a attorney.
may28 M. C. B. WRIGHT, H.O.C.
GLYNN SHERIFF’S SALE.
W ILL he sold before the door of tbe Court flouse,
in tho city of Brunswick, County of Glynn, on
tbe first Tuesday in July next, between the legal
hours ofsalo, the following property, to wit.:—One
undivided luff of u tract or parcel of laud containing
two hundred and fifty acres, (more or less) lying
and but igln tho couuty of Glynn, bounded south be
lauds grunted to Michael Potisell, northwardly by
lands granted to Join: Lumb, senior, east by lauds
unknown. Levied on os the property of Colin Lumb,
to satisfy a tl. fu. issued out of the Honorable .-ulte
rior Court of Glynn county, iu favor of Daniel McIn
tosh vs. Celia Lumb. Property pointed out by do
fendaut. M. C. B, WRIGHT,
may28 Sheriff Glynn County.
STATE OFGEOilGlA,~LI1IEUTY UU.
f|U> all whom It may concern:—Whereas Jason
X Floyd will apply at the Court of Ordinary tor
letter* of administration on the estate of Allen D.
Ffoyd,
Tnoso are thereforo to cite and admonish all whom
It may concern, to ho uud ui pjar before said court,
to uuko objections, if any they have, ou or before
the first Mouday lu July uext, otherwise Bald loiters
will be granted.
Witness W. P. Girardeau, Ordinary for lJberty
County, this 27th day of April, 1856.
W. P- GIRARDEAU,
roayffl <>. L. C.
NOTICE.
W ILL he sold, betwcou tho usual hours ofsalo,
on the first Tuesday in August noxt, before
tho court house door In Trader’s Hill, Charlton
county, Ga., Two negro men, (Dick aud Tom)—be
longing to tho estato of Evan Jones, lute of said
county, deceased. Bold under pravisl n ortho will
and by order of the houoreblo Ordinary of said
county. STEPHEN McCALL, Ex’r.
Ccntrevillago; Ga., Juno 14th, 1866 Je22
RELIGIOUS WORKS.
H ISTORY of tho Great Roformutiou of the Six-
tcentlhCeutury, in Germany, Switzerland,&c,
by .1II Merlo D'Aubiguc, live volumes complete iu
one.
Tho Life of Martin Luther, the German Reform
er, in fifty pictures, from designs of Gustav Konig,
to which is added a sketch of tho rise and progress
of the Reformation in Germany.
L fo uud Times <-f Rev El|juh Hedding, DD, late
Senior Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church
by D W Clark, D 1).
Sermons ou Several Orearions, by tho Rev John
Wo*ley, A M, in four volumes.
Sermons from the Pulpit, by II B Bascorn, D D,
LU), ’ '
Life of H Bldtllcmau Bascorn, D D, L L D, late
Bhliop of tho Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
by llev >1 M llunklo, D]>.
Posthumous Works of tho Rev Henry B Bascorn,
D D, L I, I), one of the Bishops of tho Metbodht
Episcopal Church South, edited by the Rev Thomas
N Rilstou, A M.
Life of the Rev Robert Newton, D D, by Thomas
Jacksou.
The Bards of tbe Bible, by George Gulflllan.
The Analogy of Religion—Nuturul anjJ Revealed
—lo the Constitution aud Courso of Nuture, by Jo
seph Butler, L L D, late Lord Bishop of Durham.
Baptism—a treatise on tho uuturo, perpetuity,
subjects, administration, mode, uud uses of tho iui-
tla ing ordinance of the Christian Church, by Tho*
0 Sumners.
Baptism—with reference to its Import, modes,
history, proper use, and tho duty of parents to bap
tize l children, by James L Chapman, a minister ol
tho Memphis Conference of tho Methodist Episcopal
Church, South.
For sale at 160 Congress street by
June—WA KNOCK k DAVIS.
SHIRTS I SHIRTS 11 SHIRTS 111
I HAVE just received a large assortment of
whitenud figured Shirts, of every quality and
style, and superbly mudo, with collars to match,
orders will also bo taken, aud shirts mudo to suit
any particular stylo or taste of tho wearer. Call at
the Star Clothing Emporium, 147 Bay street,
my 14 Wit. O. PRICE,
tons.
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Having received the
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World 1 * Fair, aro now
offered to tho public
as tbo 1’rizo Safe of
tbo World. Tested
and approved a* they
. _____ have bocti everv-
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awarded by the Juries of tho WoHiPsIuir.
Tho proprietor placed Ono Thousand Dollaru In
Gold lu tho ono uxhibitod at tho World's Fnlr, Izju-
dan, aud invited all tho Mek-Looku In the world to
oituuthoSufo, with nr without tho keys, andtakotbe
money ns a reward for their ingenuity ; although
operated upon by several skilled lu tbo art, uooue
could Pick tho Lock or opeu tho Salto.
By an improvement upon tho original Salamander,
introduced l»y tho presold owner of Iho patent-rigid,
tbo iuterior Is ronderod wholly itnpi^rvlous to damp,
and books, papers and Jowolry mi(|ht bo preserved
iu ouo of hU sares for a contury without contracting
a blemish from mould or milldow. _
To guard ngalnst counterfeits overy Salto Irom tho
manufactory of tho subscriber, aud sold by him or
his ogonts, has a brass plate hi front, bcwjng his
uarao; each Is also furnished with ouo of his Im
proved Thlof Detoctiug I/)cks, which is a good guar
antee ugaiust robbery.
B. C. HERRING k CO.,
Nos. 136,137 and 139 Water-st., N. Y.
Agonts iu Sdviuinah, Messrs. BELL k PRENTISS,
who koop constantly on hand a full ami comploto
assortment, wlilch tuoy will aott at Manuihcturera'
prices. sopt28
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Merchants can be Buppfiud ut short notice with
BIlteHeada, Dllla of Lading,
Dray Hooka, Circular*, Card*
and Plank Book*.
Particular attmitlon givuii*tn BOOK AND PAM-
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Proceedings of Mootlugs. UeiKirts, By-Laws, otc.
ThMiikliil for the very liberal patronngc liuretoloi
received, wn rosj>ect!ully solicit a coutintuiuco ol
tho sutno, fooling that we sliall he ablo to plcaso all
who may favor us with a call, both as to prices and
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS!
THROUGH BY DAY-LIGHT.
And Baggago Chocked Through, except ou Stages.
Visitors to tbo Vlrgiulula Sprlugs by this route,
take tho South-Side Railroad cut s ut Petersburg, or
the Richmond uud Danvillu cars ut Richmond, ut 6
A. M., dully, (Sundays excepted,) arrive at Lynch
burg to dinner, aud thouco, via tho Virginia and
Tonuossco Railroad, reach Bunsack’s Depot at 3 1-4,
and Salem at 4 P. M., aud at cither place take
Kent, gnmiumoii «& Co's Fine Line of
Stage* I
Those via Bunsack’s lodge at Fiucastle, dine at tho
Hod Sweet, or Street Springs, and arrive ut tho
White Sulphur Sprlugs, (17 miles) early ou tho
ovetting of tho second duy trom Petersburg, or Rich
mond, without NIGHT TRAVEL, and with but 64
mile* of Staging, or by tbo Salem route, stop ull
night ut tbo Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, (10
miles distant from Salem,) dine at the Red Sweet,
or Sweet Springs, uud urrfvo at tho While Sulphur
Springs ou tho evening of tbo following duy.
Tho Virginia k Teuuessoo Railroad is located
through a most romantic country, possessing a cli
mate uusurpassod for Us salubrity aud delightful lent-
peruturc. The road pusses tho base of the
PEAKS OF OTTER!
And witbiu threo tulles of tho Alleghany Springs,
ono uiilo of tho Montgomery White Sulphur.Springs,
aud within four miles of tho Yellow Sulphur Springs;
ull plcasnutly situated a few miles apart, an the
Eastern slopo of tho AUeghuuy mountain, in Mont
goraory couuty. The waters of thoso Spriugs uro
ceiebrufod for tholr great medicinal qualities, tho ac
commodations aro excellent, tuul have ocou greatly
increased since last season.
43~Visifors to the Red Sulphur Springs take
Kout. Summerson k Co's Stages ut Nowborn Depot,
on the oven lug of tho day that they leave Peters
burg or Richmond, aud arrive at the Spriugs on tho
following day to uinuur, uud Suit Sulphur Springs
early iu tho uveniug of the second day from Rich
mond or Petersburg.
Tho Road from Newborn Depot to tbo Red Sul-
phur Springs, (38 miles,) lias been graded aud
greatly improved since lust season, und is now re
garded asouo of the best turnpikes iu the moun
tains.
The lino of Telegraph from Richmond will bo com
pleted aud In operation to the Moutgomery White
Sulphur Springs early in June.
Passengers to Knoxville, Tennessee, take Kent,
Sutnraersou k Co’s stages at Uio Western terminus
or tho Virginia k Tennessee Uuliroad, dew 186 miles
from Lynchburg (and being extended Westward ut
the rate of 8 mile* per month) to tho Eastern termi
nus of tho East Tennessee und Virginia Railroad,
and arrive at KuoxvHlo lu 21-2 days from Peters
burg or Richmond.
Fare from Petersburg or Kiehmoml.
To Red Sweet, or Sweet Springs viuBonsack’s,$10 00
“ “ “ “ “ ** “ Huiem,... lo 66
“ White Sulphur Spriugs “ Bonsnck’s 11 00
“ “ “ 11 “ Salem.... 11 60
“ Rod Sulplier Spriugs 12 25
“ AUeghuuy Springs 8 00
“ Montgomery White Sulphur Spring* 8 25
“ Yellow Sulphur Springs 8 45
“Knoxville, Tennessee 23 00
Notk.—Tho charge for ticket* to the AUeghuny
Spring*, Montgomery While Sulphur and Yellow
Sulphur Spriugs, does not Include tho cliurge from
the Railroad to the Springs. Passenger* for the A1
teghany Spring*, (4 mile* distant,) take ticket* to
ShawavilldM'or Montgomery White Sulphur, (1
mlio distant by a branch Railroad,) take ticket* to
Big Tunnel and lor the Yellow Sulphur, (4 miles dis
tunt,) take ticket* to Christian-burg depot. Uou-
voyuuces will be fouud at those place*.
For further information apply to
E. A. GOODWIN,
Ticket Agent S. S. R. R., Petersburg.
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
Sup’t Richmond k Danville R. R., Richmond.
E. H. GILL
Sup’t V. k T. R. K., Lynchburg.
KENT, SUMMERSON & CO.,
myl3>Sm Fiucastle, Virginia.
CENTRAL UAlLltUAl).
., the 14th October, inst.,
and uutll further notice, the Passenger Truing
uu tho Central Railroad will run as follows :
BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND \lACON.
Leaves Savannah Daily at...5 a m and 12.16 p x.
Arrivo iu Macou “ “..2.16 pm “ 1 am.
Leave Macon “ “,11.45 am “ 9.30 pm.
Arrive in Savan’h “ “10.46 pm “ 7.20 am
UOTWKK.V SAVANNAH AND AUGD8TA.
LeaveSavaunah ..12.16 p u and 8.30 p. m.
Arrivo lu Augusta 8.46 pm 11 6.30 a m,
Leave Augusta 6. a m “ 4.30 v m
Arrive in Suvauuah 1.30 pm » 10.46 p
HKTWKKN MACON AND At’(JP8TA.
Leave Macon 11.45 a m und 0.30 p m.
Arrivo in Augusta..,.., .8,46 p m “ 6.30 a m.
Leave Augusta 6. am “ 4.30 pm.
Arrive in Macon 2.15 pm “ 1. am.
BKTWKKN SAVANNAS, MIIXKDUIVILLK k KATONTON.
Leavo Savannah 6. a m
Arrive in MilledgoviHo 2.45 p m.
Leave Macon ll 46 a m
Arrivo iu Eatouton 6. pm.
W. M. WADLEY Gcu’l Supt.
Savannah, Ga., Oct. 12, 1855. octl6.
At Mawfaditred ly Siearn* efi Marvin. New York.
Iuthc Uro of the 3d
lust., which consum
ed tlio brick buildlug
occupied by Mr. Jno.
T. Thomas, opiioslte
tho Gas Works, iu thla
city, was a stdto ol
________ th o abo vo descriptions
containing tlio books, papers, and money of Mr.
Thomas, and although tho building was detroyed,
tlio said Salto sustained uo injury whatever from tho
intenso heat to which it had been exposed. On open
ing tlio Safe, tlio contents were found undisturbed,
audiu tho same order uud condition as when placed
there, except u slight discoloration to tho projecting
cuds ora few pupors. and tho bucks of ouo or two of
the books, caused by tho steam generated in tho
Sato, while at its greatest heat.
Tho .Sal'o and contents, a* it came from tho ruins,
mny still be seou, in tlio possession of Mr. Thomas,
at tlio Gas Works. A largo assortment of theso cele
brated Safes always ou hamLaud for sale by
C. H. CAMl'FIKLD,
Agent for tho Manufacturers,
July 26,1866. 171 Bay-st., Savannah, Ga.
I take pleasure in corroborating tlio foregoing state
ment, and iu addition would add, that tho books are
nowiu uso. J. T. THOMAS.
Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf.
July 20th, 1855. octO—tf
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
T HE buoys at St. Simons Inlet aud Bound bavo
been urrangod In tbo lbllowiug manner :
outer Bar Bu »y is a largo first class nun, painted
rcii, witli tlio No 2 in white—Is placed is twcuty
feet water at low lido, aud must be lull ou tbo star
board hand entering. St Simons Light bears N W
by W >£ W. North point of Jokyl W by N )i N.
Middle Buoy—Is a largo second class nun, paint
ed black, witli No 1 In white—U placed lu sixteon
foot water at low tldo, on tbu Eastern edge of the
Middlo Ground, and must bo lolt on tho port hand
entering. St Simons Light bears N \V by IV W.
North point of Jokyl W by N.
luucr Buoy—is a second class uim, painted black,
with the No 3 In white—Is placed in twenty-one
leut water at low lido, ou tho point ot shoal runuiiigi
off from Jokyl Island, aud must bo loft on the port
baud nutcrlug. Ht Simons Light bears N K by N
N. North point Jekyl IV by B y x 9.
In tho Sound Is the Lower Middle Ground Buoy—
which is ut-ccond class nun, painted with rod uud
black horizontal stripes—Is placed lu twelvo leet
water at low tide, on tho lower point of the Middlo
Ground, to murk tho two chauuols. Bt Simons
Light hears N E by K, North point of Jekyl Island
S E by S y t S.
Middlo Middle Ground Buoy—is u second class
null, painted red, with No 4 iu white—i* placed in
cigh'ueu feet wufor at low tide, near tho elbow of
the Middle Ground, and must be left on the star
board baud entering. North point ol'Jekyl bars N
E E. Bruuswlck point IV by S,
Upper Middle Ground Buoy—is a second class
nun, painted red, with tho No 6 in white—is placed
hi 18 feet w*ter at low tide, nour tlio upiier end of
tho Middle Ground, ami must be left on tbu star
board baud eutcriug. Brunswick point hairs W
*4 S. Mouth of Jekyl Creek S & E.
Notk—In ruunlug in for Bt Simons Bar bring tho
Light to bear X W by W & IV, while in lour lilt horns
Water. Thi* beuriug ns a courso will tnko you up
to tlio Outer Bur Buoy uml Into tlio Bound, passing
the buoy* as directed.
By order of tlio Light House Board.
C. MAN [GAULT MORRIS,
Je28—tf L. H. Inspector, 6th District.
D*. w. MOnOJ^BmaOUBT,
cn, WMi,nnul*, ud iUktaufftN
or Tumour., Is now opn tot Uic
_ reception ot 1’ktl.uU, HI. InOr-ASH
■uryulocaMnw Uu Depot end Timi oujto »
Droedwey, eodconuine ebout Uilrty lerjc and
Minuted Koooe, wUh food end truaiy ijervauUth
way. at hand, IwUi ladles and trcntlcmen aro r «d,
ad at tide Iiutltntloa, and Kill reech o the moat ron
and kind attention from the Proprietor, u w 'n „
LU Matron. HUpractice In tlut humble iUmm?
Cancer, Mr tho peel ten ycera U net «uri«SB
any l'byelclan In the South, l-allenu arc boardiS
at tl per diem, or .11 par month. *10 belug rcoulria
In advance.
Hm- Fees to he agreed open before the cue h e>
derudten.' All oommimlcatloiu mtut bo |m „J'
addrewed 10 W. H. Mostly™
an. 8 Grinin, da
CERTAIN AND PERMANENT.
ThU raodlduo allays pain and Inllammatlon, which
other romcdlOH Invariably cause, and can ho taken
with less trouble and expense to patlouts. This in-
fulliblo remedy bos saved IbouBonds ui>on thousands
from tbe bands of
MKRCII.ESS QUACKS,
If not from premature graves. In cases of infection
tho Compound Bucbu Ls the only article worthy or
the least confidence of tbe uUUctod in performing
SAFE CURD).
It contains no narcotic, morcury, or other injurious
drug, but is purely a Vegetable Composition. It is
very agreeable to tbo taste, creates no perceptible
odor, and muy be token by persons of cither sox
without blndrunco from business or medical advice,
as plain directions for uso accompany tbe medicine.
Reader, if you have any of tbo above complaints, do
not neglect them,
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
With this medicine you con euro yourself, and thus
prevent all oxposure.
TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL.
This mediclue speodily and ellectuully cures tho
most virulent form of secret diseases, and eradicates
every particle of infectious matter from the system,
restoring the patient to a|>crfc8t state of
XJOTATOEtL—400 barrels ■uperioTPliM^
1 Patotoes: 60 do Western Hods; uud 69 do pLJf
Blows, for sale by
*8 ****"’**“
BRIGHAM, KELLY A Co
HON. BU88 MURRAY’S '
U NITED States, Canada and Cuba.
Scbweglcr's History ol Philosophy in Et*um.
translated by Seeyle. '
mw ’ uwif ■" **
Napoleon's Confidential Correspondence with h
brother Joseph.
Davan’s History of the Queen’s.of the Hotu
Hanover—2 vote.
fc-Tho AUacbi in Madrid.
Romance of the Harom, by Miss Pardue.
i Rachel Gray, by Julia Kavanaugb.
Earnest Unsfead, by Mrs. Lee Hentz.
mar 8 W. THORNE WILLIAMS
HEALTH 1
) PURITY.
T h
i
mHE
A v*
Unit In u
DYING AND RENOVATING
ESTABLISHMENT,
73 YORK STRUCT, NEAR TUB COURT HOUSE,
SAVANNAH. GA.,
Established lit 1832.
IHE Subscriber grateful to hia friends and
patron* for their continual favors, would state
l addition to the Improvements In DYING, ao
quirod by him duriug his last visit to England and
Scotland, ha* mude arrangements for exteudlug Ills
business, by which ho 1* now enabled to dye a
greater variety of colors on silk and wooion dresses,
shawls, &c., which ho trusts will generally please
all who may favor him with their putronago.
Gentlemen’* garments dyed, cleaned or renovated
i may bo required, iu tho samo superior stylo which
has generally so much pleased his patrons aud
friends.
Table Covers, and Ladles' Crnpo Shawls, &c.,
cleaned and finished in the first stylo.
Ladles’ Bonnets dyed, blcacliotl and pressed iu
the most fashionable styles.
Ordors from tho country promptly attended to.
Terms moderate.
When parcels are sent by steamboats or railroad,
word should bo sent hint by letter through tho post
olliee. so that ho may know where to call for them,
inch 16 ALEXANDF.R GALLOWAY.
IIEIN TZELiM ANN’8
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.
T HE distinguished favor with which this essence
has been received throughout all section* of
tlio Union us a remedy ut onco safe, agreeable und
efitoctual for Incipient Diarrhoea, Cholera Slorbus,
Weak and relaxed Bowel*, Prostration by heat or
fatigue, By.-popfriu, Flatulenco, Colio, Cramp, Lan
guor or Debility from sedentary habits, &c., hus in
duced the proprietor to give it every publicity in his
power. I pon its merrit* comment is unnecessary,
a* it* own intrinsic worth Is it* best eulogy. It cur-
He* with It tho ovideuce of its suporior excellence,
freely attested to by the young, tho old, and score*
of families who. prompted by a careful regard for
their health uud comfort, are dally adopting U a* an
JXDJSt»K.v*AM.K FAMILY HKMKhY. There is perhaps no
medicinal preparation extant so simple and harm
less, yet salutary and eiteotlvo, whoso w.ortli will be
more appreciated or universally adopted than the
Liquid uingor prepared hv Hotulzclmau.
For sale by J. E. DkKoRU, Druggist,
JolO 3m Savaunah, Ga.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
IHE buoys at Bt. Audrow’s Inlet and Sound have
_ been ui rouged In the following manner :
Bar Buoy—is a second class can, painted rod, with
the No 2 iu white—is placed lu sixteen water at low
tide, and must bo left on tho starboard hand enter
ing. Little Cumberland Light bears W by W N.
South point of Jekyl N \V by \V.
Middlo Buoy—1* >\ second cluss can, painted red,
with the No 4 in while—Is placed iu nineteen loot
water at low tide, near tho High North Breakers,
and must bo left on tho stnrbuurd hutul entering.
Cmn land Light bears W by N }A N. South point ot
Jekyl N W )i \\\
Inner Buoy—is a second clnsscnn, painted black,
with No 1 hi white—Is placed iu twenty-one feet
water at low tide, near a dry shoal running oil'from
Cumberland Island, und must be left ou the port
bund entering. Cumberland Light bears S \V by W
'' W. South point of .Jekyl N W’Ja W.
In Iho Sound is tho Miduie Ground Buoy—second
class call, painted with red aud black horizontal
stripes—placed iu toil feet water at low lido, on u
point of shoal running down from tho Satilla River,
aud nearly in tho middlo of the Bound. Vessels
must not pass to tho westward of it. Cumberland
Light hear* 8 by E y a E. Inner point ol' Jekyl N
tv w.
Buoy at tho sntranco of Satiltu River—Is a second
cluss cun, painted black, with No 3 In white—is
placed iu leu feet wutor at low tide, and must be
left on tho purl hand entering, Cumberland Light
bear* S by E. Outer point ot Jekyl bears N E.
Notk—In rumiiug lu for Bt. Andrew's Ear bring
tbo Light to bear W by N y N, while in four fath
oms water. This bearing as a course will take you
up to tho Bar Buoy, then haul elf to tho northward
until tho Middlo Buoy, No 4. is in range with the
Light, (to avoid two I mips lu a direct line, W by N
y N, between the two buoys,) when steer for it—
passing It to the southward. From tills buoy a N
W by w y W course will bring you into the Sound.
By order of the Light House Board.
C. MAN1GAULT MORRIS,
Jo28—tf L. H. Inspector, 6th District.
Brooke Hall Female Seminary.
MEDIA, DELAWARE CO., PA.
MISS MARIA L. EASi'MANN, Phinui'AL.
This Seminary, located in tho do-
liglitful and healthy village of Media,
Alilricvn miles from Philadelphia, by
Unll.nn.l ...III r ' *
!
GEORGIA, LIllIilliTY COUNTY.
O N the first Monday in July noxt application will
be made to tbo honorable the Court of Ordina
ry of said county for letter* of administration on tho
estate of Gideon MoGowon, lute of said county, de
ceased. ANN McGOWKN.
Juno 2
NOTICE.
T HREE month* after date application will be tnado
to tho Murino Bank of Savannah, fur tbe pay-
ment’of two Twenty dollar bills, viz : letter U, 3076,
and latter O, 697, tue loft halves of which have been
lost. JAMES 1*. HUDSON. 1
Tallahaiwco, Fla., May 17, 1856. _ 3m» niy26
' ADMIN 18T11 ATltlX 8AhE.
O N tbo firstTiio*'lay in July noxt will ho sold In
front of tbo Court Houuo, in tbo city or Savan
nah, all tho real estate belonging to iho estuto of
Jame9 M. Batoa, late of Chatham County, deceased.
Sold by permission of the Court of Ordinary, und by
ordor or tho Administratrix, for tho benefit of the
heirs and creditor*. ANN B. BATES,
may26 Administratrix.
REMOVAL.
TheBubseriber boa Removed on tho
Bay, next door to tlio KopuhUcani
otttce, where he is now opening a
handsome assortment of 8 P It IN G
AND hUMMKK GOODS, which ho will Hell by the
pattern or inuko to order in the most fashionable
stylo. Also, Ready Mudo Clothing for the preseut
ami coming season. ,
Thankful for past favors, ho hopes to merit a con-
tinuuuco of the same.
N. U.—Cutting, Altering and Repairing dono ut
tho shortest notice.
Just received White Drill Coats and Pants, White
und Figured Marseilles Vests, lor sulcata small pro
fit.
npr12_ JOHN W. KELLY.
DRAPER AND TAILOR.
JEFFERSON STREET NEAR BROUGHTON.
Tlio subscriber takes this opportunity
to inform his l'riuuds and tlio public, that
he Is enabled, from experience, and tho
.Intuitive perceptions of tlio truths oL
scienco. based on the common rules of surveying
forms, both plane and spherical, to cut and muko up
garments to lit tho human form in tho most comploto
and finished stylo, to all who may favor him with a
call.
Boys’ fancy dresses, Ball costumes, Military and
Firemen’s Uniforms, Ac., Ac.
1\ HORACE GRANT,
Jefferson st., ono door North of Broughton street.
dec 7—ly
H Salmon, lobsters and Hardinus. lor
b by Jan 2 A BUN A UP.
WANTED,
A SITUATION as wet nurse, by a healthy young
woman. Would have uo objection to travel,
or go Into tho country. Good reference* given.
Apply at tills ollloo. _ Ot—Juno 24
B ASKETS! BASKETS!—We wuuld call the
attention or the ladle* to our stock of Work,
Travollug and flue Fancy Baskets, tlio largest assort
ment in tbe city, at tho Housu Furnishing Store, 166
BrougbtooHitroet.
mar21 HORACE MORSE.
LE, LARD, &C.-20 bbl* Prime Urd; 60 Uu
Taylor It Son's Ale; 66 do sugar, soda und but-
—Hs received nnd for salo by
MoUAHON k DOYLE,
206 and 207 Bay street.
A LB. 1
Ml
Joaell
P APKIi HANGINGS' AND JJOHDKKS^-
Just received a great assortment of the most
elegant patterns, witli border* to match, from 8
emits to $2, at CHAFFER k CO.’S,
ajirfiO No. 6 Whitaker street.
G. M. GRIFFIN,' !
BUCCEHSOK TO LATE M. EASTMAN.
Corner or Bryun und Whitaker Streets.
HAS now on linud a beautiful as
sortment of Jewelry of every ills-
erlptlou and kind worn by ladles
und gentlemen, and willsullutuiiusiiully low prices,
I have tills day received (per Express) u largo
stock of elegant Slvor Ware, consisting of Cake mid
Ph» Knives, plain aud engraved Fish Knives and
Forks, Pickled Knives and Forks, Knives, Fork* and
Spoon*, Napkin Rings, Nutmeg Graters, Ac. Ac., all
In Morocco cuse*, and lultablu lor presents. I havo
also this day received an addition to my stock of
jmirwork ol light colored Curls, Toiwys, Braid*.Front
Pieces, Bands, Lnclo Tent, fc:e., wliielt now makes
my us*ortment complete. Orders received for any
color desired.
Watches repaired by anil under tlio supervision
of self, and ull other work duno in a workmanlike
manner, and warranted. IIIO y jyj
CHANGE UK fCHEDULE ON THE
SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD
Over tvliich jiumhcm tile Grout
New York & New Orleans Mails.
O N aud alter Buuduy, February 3d, 1H50,
two dully trains between Macou uud Columbus,
and ono between Macou uml Amerlcus,
Leave Macon at 2 a m, aud 3pm; arrivo at Colum
bus at 7 15 a M, nnd 1030 p m ; leave Columbus at
4 15 a m, and 1 30 p m; arrive at Macon at 10 64 a m,
aud 7 40 p m; leave Macon ut 2 am; arrive at Amorl
cus at 0 40 a M; leavo A morion* at 2 20 p m; arrive at
Macon at 7 40 p a; making a comploto connection be
tween Montgomery, Alabama, and Augusta, Kings-
vlllo, Wilmington und Charleston; also, with Central
Railroad 1 Trains to Suvauuah, Millodgovilioiuid Eaton-
ton, and with Macou and Western trains to Atlanta,
Chattanooga, Nashville uml Knoxville, Tonn.
At Columbus with Girard and Mobile Railroad to
Eufaula, Ala., connecting daily at Amoriciw with
lour horse Post Concho* to TuUaha*seo, Albany,
flioransvlllo,JlnlliUrlilgo, kc., witli Iri-wcokly Iwcks
to Lumpkin, Cuthbort, Ac., at Fort Valley with hacks
to Perry, Hayuosvlllo, Hawkiusvlllo and Knoxville,
Ga. Passengers for Atnerlctis and points below Fun
Valley, should lako tho 12 16 p m train from Savan
nah; und tho 6 pm train from Augusta, to avoid rtu-
toution at Mncon. For other points on the Koulh-
Western or Muscogee Roads take either train from
savannah or Augusta. Passengers leaving Auiori-
cus at 2 20 p m will roach Columbus ill lo 30 p m the
samo night.
Passengers from Columbus and the West for Am-
orlcus, South-western Georgia or Florida, should
tnko the 1 30 p m train at Columbus, sleop at Fort
Valley, and reach Americas at 6 40 a m next morn
ing.
First class steamships leavo Savannah for New
York on Wednesdays aud Saturdays, and for Phila
delphia on Wednesdays. Passage Li tho Cabin *25.
Steerage $8. ’
Faro from Montgomery to Savannah....... .*14 00
“ Columbus “ “ 10 00
“ Amerlcus “ « ^ 8U
„ . GEO. W. ADAMS, Sup’t.
Macon, January 30th, 1856, nmy 16
VIRGINIA CENTRAL R.ROAD
O N CONSIGNMENT-
2000 bushels Prime Corn;
100 do Cow Peas:
200sacks “Palaoo Mills’’ Flour;
10 bills Raw Glin5
10 do Monbmiubola Whisky;
6 do Doinosllo Brandy;
For solo low, by
jeia PATTON. HUTTON * 00.
iAlHlY, GIN. WHISKY AND KUM-For ulb
B randy, gin, w
1>r l*v*>)
WailAMB * iUTCLUT.
Winter Arrmmnml—Can StarlingJ.enn JlramtSt.
••““Yyllnn Oil the way louordon.vllle.
WHEN the l’otomeo i» ctoeedwlth lee this
TT routo muy bo relied 011 by pusseugers, to on-
suro tho connuctloi) going North or South. The road
Is entirely rolald with a superior T rail as fiir as
Gordonsvlllo. During tho winter the train will start
from the old station, In Richmond, on Broad street,
fit ly a u„ pass Gordonsvlllo at 11 a m., and arrive
in Btuuntouut 325 p m. Down train leavo* Staun
ton ut 6 40 a m, passes Gordonsvlllo fit 11 A m, nnd
arrivo in Richmond at 2.30 p m.
Fare to Gordonsvlllo $2 00
“ “ 6 00
Both trains arrivo iu Gordonsvlllo In ample tlmo
to takotho train ortho Orangoand Alexandria Rail
road. Persons who leavo KUmtnond at ly a m,, can
takotho Orango and Aloxaudrlacars atGordous-
vlllo if they cbooso to Uo so, aud by tbut taaiu will
reach Alexandria by 3.40 p but tills company cun
ticket thorn only to Gordonsvlllo.
_ 0017 tf H. D. WHITCOMB, Supt.
lS#by 0N *^LW?ra^^ELI> t 1V ^
Mgrll OoafYMS »nd WbiUmker itmu,
Railroad, will bo
v OPENED ON WEDNESDAY,
September 10th, 1856.
T110 commodious building, now lu process of erec
tion, with all the modern improvements, will bo
lluishod bv tho first of August, and will contaiu such
uceommodtttious, both in iioiui of taste and comfort,
ns cauuot fall to satisfy pareuts thut while their
daughter* are ettioying the benefits of mental cul
ture, they have also the comforts of a refined home.
Thi* institution is established with a view to nlford
to young Indie.* the most perfect combination of ad
vantage* for the attainment of a thorough and ac
complished education, and uo pains or expense will
bo spared to gender It in reality what it professed lo
bo. a school of superior merit. Miss Eastman, tho
Principal, was at tho head ol a school lu Now Eng
land previous to her residence lu Pennsylvania, and
for the last six year* lias been known to tho patrons
of Aston Ridge Seminary, as presiding teacher lu
that institution.
Tho Kt. ltcv. A. Potter, Bishop of tho Dioceso of
Pennsylvania, says:—
“Miss M. L. Eastman, who proposes to open a
l oung Indies Seminary in Media, Delaware Co,,
1 a , iu September next, ha* been known to tbo sub
scriber for several years past. He has a very high
opinion ol her capacity, cltlcioncy and dovotuducss
a* an educator. Sho has bad a largo and success-
Gil experience. Tho building which is to bo erected
lor her use will contaiu every accommodation. The
village ami surrouudlug country are distinguished
t ir lieu thtulnoss and beauty,uml tho subscriber has
couudomo thut purouts who entrust tlielr daughters
to Miss Eastman will have no reason to regret It. ’’
.... , s * l,,tU1 wlU be aided by an cfiiciout corps
oi teachers. •
The French language will bo taught audapokon
by h Parisian lady, residing iu tho family.
Too Latin, German, Spuuishuud Italian languages
will receive duo nttentiou.
Tlio Natural Science* will bo taught, with tho aid
ot a largo and expensive apparatus.
Tho Musical Depurtiueut will bo under tho charge
of a luily eminently quahllod to Ull the situation; and
all preferring a male teacher ou the Piano or lu
Singing, can have tho benefit of a Visiting Teachor
lrom Philudelphlu.
Drawing aud Painting will bo under tho direction
of a Uuly accomplished iu tlio art.
Tho number of pupil* i* limited to forty.
Tho Term* for Board and Tuition in all the branch
es except Music, are $160 per sosMon of live months.
Miss Easttnuu hus liberty to refer to the following
gontlomeii:—
Rt. Rev. A. Pottor, D.I)., nnd tho Episcopal clergy
Hon. Pierce, President of the United State*.
Hon. 8. P. Chase, Governor of o »lo.
’ 'II011. N. B. Baker, E’x-Governor of Now Hamp
shire.
Hon. M. W. Tappau, M. C. from Now York.
Rev. N. Stem, of Norristown, Pa.
ltov. A. McLeod, Clearfield, Pa.
Pierce Butler, Esq,, of Philadelphia.
J. H.Okie, Esq., do.
E. W. Clark, Esq,, do,
George Wharton, Esq., do.
Christopher Lower, J'ottavillo, l’a.
George Wyman, St. Louis, Mo.
Hon. P. C. Johnson, Washington, D. C.
For further particulars, or for circulars apply to
tho Principal, Miss MAUI A EASTMAN,
JolO end 3ui Media, Delaware Co. Pa.
J UST RECEIVED.—20 boxes sEouIderiui
prime article, 20 tierces choice Tenneuw
Hams. In store, und for sale by *
mar 26 WAYNE, GRENVILLE fcCO
1VTKW CHOP MOLASSES^lTEcir.
J.1 go of tho AbboU Dovereaux, daily expecied
r sale In 4 —“ ** * ~
lots to suit purchasers, by
expected,
FftEJICIl MILL1NBBY
AND
Cress Making.
MRS. FREELAND has open
ed at her Rooms, No. 174
Broughton Street, a fine selec
tion of Spring Mllinory, and is
constantly receiving per steam
ors. new and different styles of Bonnets; also, Dross
and Muntllla patterns.
AST Bouuct* cleaned aud pressed os usual,
anrio
KEDZIE’8 PATEfllT WATER FILTER
An assortment of sizes on
hand. Wo warrant them to make
tho Savannah River Water, oven
though dipped directly out of the
River, ns pure und clear as the
finest Spring Water. About forty
ofthose Filters are now iu use in
this city, and every person who has
them, will cheerfully testily to their
olHciency. Indeed, tho Board ol
Water Commissioners hero, say lu
their Report, it Is tho only Filter that does efitoctual-
ly purify tho Savannah River Water.
Call and see 0110 In operation at our IIoiiso Fur
nishing and Stove cstabllsmon t,Hodgson’s now block.
KENNEDY & BEACH,
fob 27 Corner of Broughton and Bull sts.
ICE PITCHERS.
. DOUBLE
Water Pitchers,
Some now and beautiful
designs, Plated und Brlta-
nin.
At tho JIjusc Furnishing
Store,
? 155 BROUGHTON STREET,
HORACE MORSE.
Savannah, April30.
apr30
Ilclmbold’n Highly Concentrated Com
pound Fluid Extract (Sarsaparilla.
For purifylug tho Blood, removing ull diseasos ari
sing from excess of Mercury, exposure and im-
prudeuce lu life, chronic constitutional diseasos,
arising from un impure state or Blood, and tho
ouly reliable and effectual known remedy for tho
cure of Scrofula, Balt Rbcum, Scald Hoad, Ulcer
ations of tbo Throat und Legs, Palus and Swellings
of tho Bones, Tetter, !*imples ou the Face, und all
Scaly Eruptions ortho Skin.
It Is gratifying to tbe proprietor or these medicines
to bo able to statu that it is now nearly threo years
since they wero first introduced, during which time
they havo boon extensively used in various parts of
the United States, uud have givon to patient and
practitioner tho highost degree of satisfaction In tbe
various coses iu which they have been employed;
whether In town, couutry, hospital or private prac
tice, they have invariably given tho most decided
and unequivocal satisfaction, and produced the most
salutary und beneficial elltoctfi. Numerous letters
havo been received from the mast distinguished
physicians in the country, aud from tbe professors
of several medical colleges, recommending in tbe
highest terms tho value of these modiclnes, and
their superiority over all other preparations for
such complaints us the proprietor recommends.
Numerous preparation* of Sarsaparilla and ofBuchu
and various modc3 of prepuring them have been
given, all or which or courso will differ according to
the mode of preparation wlilch each individual may
adopt.
These medicines require considerable care in tbo
preparation and tho employment of different men
strua iu successive operation to take up the extrac
tive matters, uud, iu consequeuce, aro most fre
quently improjicrly made, aud not nnfrequently
much impaired, if not reudered totally inert, by the
injudicious and unskilful management of thoso uuac*
quaintod with pharmaceutical preparations. It is
therefore of tho highest consideration aud import
ance to tho public aud to the faculty that there
should be standard preparations of uniform strength
and iKisdosslng the most advantages. To effect tlii*
and obviate tho ovll alluded to, I have made a num
ber of experiments to ascertain the most effectual
mode of extracting tho virtues of tho Sarsaparilla
and the Bucbu, aud to discover tho most eligible
form for their exhibition. The experiments have
resulted most favorably, and it is with much pleas
ure 1 now oiler to the public und the faculty my
Compound Fluid Extracts, which contaiu all tho vir
tues of tho articles they aro represented to bo mado
from in a highly concentrated form, and are tho most
active prcpurullous which can be mado. Two ta-
blespoonsful of tho Extract Sarsaparilla, added to a
pint of water, is equal to the Lisbon diet drink, and
ono bottle fully equals in strength ono gallon of Syr
up Sarsaparilla or decoction os usually made.
PRICES:
Fluid Extract Buchu, $1 per bottle, or 6 for $6
“ “ Sarsaparilla “ “ “ “ “
Certificates of cure* uud recommendations from
distinguished professors and physlclous will accom
pany each preparation. Prepared uud sold by
H. T. HELM BOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
263, Chcstnut-st., near tho Girard House Pliila.
To be had of Druggists and Dealers in every sec
tion of tho United States and Canadas.
All letters for the medicine directed to tlio propri
etor receive immediate attention, and safe deliveries
guaranteed. sept 1—ly-dtw
JOHN B. MOORE & UO.,
GIBBON’S BUILDINGS, SAVANNAH., Ga.
WHOLESALED RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
Would call tho attention of Merchants, Factors,
Planters, Physicians and others, to their ex-
___ tensive and well selected stock, comprising
every article lu tlielr line of business, aud which they
offer for Bale on tho most reasonable terms for cash,
or approved credit, viz;
PAINTS, VARNISHES, GLASS, &C.,
White Lead, PuroaudNo. 1; Tiemwi’s Colors, dry
and in oil 5 Japan, Copal, and Coach Varnishes ;
Uuseed Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Window Gloss, Put
ty, Gold Leaf, Polui Brushes, Sash Tools, and Gla
ciers’s Diamonds.
LAMP. MACHINERY AND TANNERS’ OILS,
Bleached Sperm, Whale and Lard Oils, for burning;
all descriptions of Oil for machinery, viz., Patent Oil
Unbleached Sperm, Lard and Rape Seed Oil; also
Tanners,’ Neats, Foot und Sweet Oil.
GROCERS’ ARTICLES.
Nutmegs, Maco, Alspice, Cinnamon, Pepper, Ginger,
Mustard, Sale ratus, Soda, Pear lash, Sweet OU, Starch,
Fig Bluo, Matches, Ac.
FOR PHYSICIANS. •
A groat variety of tho best French. English, and
Americun Chemicals, Pharmaceutical Preparations,
Select powders, Surgical Instruments, Vials Specie
Jars, Mctallc Saddle bags, Ac. Also,
CAMPHENE AND BURNING FLUID.
Any ono who may favor them with their ordors may
depend ui»ou their receiving tho best attention, and
that all goods furnished will be of a reilablo quality,
Should they not give entire satisfaction, they mny be
returned at tho option of the purchaser.
mahlOU
Jan3l ' RODGERS k NORM*.
c aR£etaN0 UPHOLSTERY—
WAREHOUSE,
140 Congreu and 67 St. Jtdien Street*.
mHE UNDERSIGNED would take thla ontwr-
X (unity to express to his friends and the public
generally, his sincere thanks for their liberal patron
age and influence, which has resulted In extension ot
bis trade to all parts of the State. Also, Carolina.
Florida, Alabama and Tennessee, thereby enabling
him to exhibit a stock unsurpassed in any Southern
city.
Families, Merchants, Hotol Keepers, and Steam
boat Owners are particularly invited to examine tbe
present stock, which la now complete la all the
various departments, consisting in part of the follow-
ta “ 00d ‘- T &*ra
AHTHDH’S
patent air-tight self-sealing
CANS. AND JAES,
For Preserving
FRUITS,
TOMATOES, kc.
Full directions
for preserving
accompany each
Cau. For snlo at
manufacturer’s
prices by the
Agent,
HOR’CE MORSE,
116 Broughtoli
street.
niay20
PERIODICALS.
P UTNAM’S Monthly Magazine for May.
Frank Leslie’s Gazette of Fashions for May.
Blackwood’* Edinburgh Koviow lor April.
Received und for salo by
WARNOCK k DAVIS,
maylO 169 Congress street.
1 UULS. FLOUli iu store uud tor sale
-Igp by may7 CRANE, WELLS k 00.
KCasks Ohio Cutawba Brandy in store,
aud for sale by tiie ouly regular Agent for
Savannah. J. M. EYRE,
jny !t 04 Bay jtrcct.
JUST RECEIVED. ‘
PER STEAMER, ait assortment of ^
Misses ami Children’s Plain Straws,
Ladies’NEOI’OLU’AN BONNETS, IN-fC
PAM'S’ HAT'S uud FIATS. Also a few tou»S’
HATH For sale by MRS. FREELAND,
. »»»y 17 Urouglitou street.
L ISLE THREAD GAUNTLETS^—The only
article or the kind in tbo city. For mile by
J. W. THRKLKUU),
corner of Congress and Wliitak«r-sts.
A 1
PPLES & POTATOES—
For Ml. b*
nuyrl*
10 bbl. Choice Morcer 1-at.UHw;
SO •• » RuiMttApplw.
J. A. BROWN.
TO -WOOL SELLERS.
rpHE Undersigned have this day opened a
A Store in Congress street, opposite the Market,
for the purchase of Wool, Shtop Skins, Hides, Bee?
Wax, Deer Skins, aud Country Produce lu general,
Tho highest cash prices will bo paid for nil tlio above
article* ou delivery .In Savannah. Mr. L.J. GUIL-
MARTIN ims been appointed as Agent, to wlimu all
persons having busbies* transactions with the un
dersigned may apply.
J. W. SMYTHE & CO.
Savannah, May 19,1856. may20
PIANO FORTES.
HAVING lately received largo ad
ditions to our PIANO FORTES, wo
aro enabled to otter at this lime the
greatest variety lrom the best manu
facturers, from tho plainest square to tho most clnb
oratoly carved, aud from six to soven octaves.
Our Pianos uro selected from tho manufacturers
whom wo havo full confidence In, and wo aro par
ticularly requested by thorn to give n guaranty with
ovory Instrument sold by us us regards durability,
tone, Ac.
Porsons iu want of a first rate instrument may ro
ly with safety upon getting such a ono by selecting
from tlio following maker*, whoso Instruments we
endeavor to keep eoustmiUy on hand, viz : H. Wor
cester, J. Chickering A Son, Nunns k Clurko, Bacon
k RavcuB, H. Waters, and Haines, Brothers A Cum-
mlug. I. \\\ MORRELL A CO.
aug 27
l DEPARTMENT.
English Druggets, (of u-
rious width*,)
Mosaic Hearth Rugs,
Velvet and Chenille Run
Tufted Rugs,
Plano and table Coven,
Door Mats(eyery variety.!
Sliver A Brass Stair Rqff
Carpets Bindings, Ac.
Royal Mcdallon,
Royal Velvet,
Mocet Wilton,
Mocol Brussels,
Tapestry Brussels,
Power Loom Brussels,
Three ply Ingrain,
Two ply Ingrain,
Wool Dutch,
CURTAIN AND UPHOLSTk
Brocatolles, 1-acc and Muslin Curtains,
Satin de Lollies, Oi!tCornice3, ’
Satin and Silk Damask, Gilt Pins and Bands,
Worsted and Cotton Damask, Tassels, Loops ud
Cords; Velvet and Plush of various colors; Window
8hadcs, new style.
Also, every variety or Furniture Covering, Trim,
mlngs and materials for decorating.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
From two to Twenty-four feet wide, for Halls »4
Rooms, cut to fit without a scam.
The 8nbscribcr will oblige himself to make the
prices on all description of goods as low as thesamc
quality can be purchased in any Northern city.
AST Carpets cut to Rooms and goods sent to mv
part of tho city free of charge.
49-An experienced Upholster will attend to tbe
making and laying of Carpets and Oil Cloths when
desired. The decorative and curtain department Is
n charge of an Upholster of acknowledged taste and
skill. W. H. GUIOX, Agent,
octlfl 140 Congress and 67 St. Julicn-stf.
DR. SANFORD’S INVIGORATOR,
r l a mild laxative, tonic and stimulant, and is
recommended to tho public, relying upon its In
trinslc worth in the euro of the following complaint*
All Billions Derangements, Sick Headache, Dyspej i
sla, Habitual Costiveuess, Chronic Dlarrbce, Colic 1
Pain in tbo Stomach and Bowels, General Debility*
Female Weakness, 4c. For safe by Druggists gen:
©rally, and by John. B Moore A Co, and Wm. ff*
Lincoln, Savannah. ly febl2
rn TIMBER I TIMBER!!
JLHE Undeesigned has just received, for sale
(600) Five Hundred pieces of good shippln*
Timber, averaging over one thousand feet to stick,
9 fob JEFFERSON ROBERTS.
aoSa
ut B
jQfc 1,1
"fl?
J. E. DE FORD.
APOTHECARIES HALL. S. E. Comer or,
Broughton and Barnard Streets. Savnn-
___ nab Ga., Wholosalo and retail Dealers In
Drugs, Mcdiclnos aud Chemicals, Dye Woods uud
Dye Stuffs, French, English, and American Perfum
ery, Flue Toilet and Shaving Soups, Combs and
Brushes of ovory description, Surgical and Dental
Instruments, Trusses and Supporters of all kinds.
Spices, Suulls, Manufactured Tobacco, All tho Pateut
or Proprietary Medicines of the day, Superior Inks,
Pure Wines and Brandies for Medicinal purposes,
Extract* for Flavoring, Toilet and Fancy Articles, Ac.
AS" N. B.—Especial attention given to the
preparation of Physicians’ Proscriptions and Family
Rocipcs. Ship, Family and Travelling Medicine Cases,
With plain Directions for use, including Directions for
treatment In cases or poisoning, Drowning, Ac.
np7jy
C 'lOUN AND (JOHN MEAL.—1000 bus prime
J Corn, White and mixed; 60 do fresh Corn Meal
o Btoro and for sale by
dec HI PATTKN. HUTTON A TO.
BEAbl-RE ADII-HEADm
That Is, il'you can seo; " ml _f~~~V r tsf~~*V
►if you cau’t sco, you can find y / TSf
_ i«ali kinds of “ helps to see,” at iho Watch and
Juwutry Store of 1). ll. Nichols A Co., In Congress
street, next door to tho corner of Whitaker, where
you can purchaso Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware,
und Fancy Goods, as low as at nuy other store In
the country.
Wo have received por steamship Alabama a fresh
lot ofthose lino Steel Spectacles ; also, a supply of
I’obblo and Periscopio I-ens, wlilch we are prepared
to fit in all kinds of frames, at short notice. Our
Periscoplc Lens (so called from tholr peculiar shape)
have an advantage over all others, as they havo a
greutor rnuge of focus, so that tlio reador is not
compelled to hold the book or paper at 11 certain
distance from the eye. Call und see.
1). B. NICHOLS A CO.
AS" No chargo for showing goods,
mar 11 p. B. N. A CO.
AOKERELrfiERRING, SALMON, Ao-
iU. 2 bbls large No 1 Mackerel,
3 do do No 3 do
3 do do No 2 do
2 half bbls Blue Flsb,
2 do Pickled Herring,
3 do No 1 Salmon,
6 quarter bbls No 1 Mackerel,
10 kits No 1 Mackerel,
10 do No 2 do
6 Kits Tongues aud Sounds,
11000 lbs Cod Fish. For salo low by
Jan26 J. A. BROWN.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For ono square, ol’SOO ems or less, of any type not
larger than Nonpareil, 76 cents lor the first anil 60
cents for each subsequent insertion,for any timolesi
than oue month.
All Tabular work, with or without Rules; and Ad
vertisement* occupying double column, shall be
charged Uoublo the above rates.
Advertisements of whatever length, for any time
less tbau ono month, to be charged at transient
rates.
For a longer tlmo at the following rates
1 Square,....
'$10
'ir
$20
$24
$30
$40
2 Squares...
16
22
26
28
36
W
3
do ....
20
27
32
36
44
SO
4
do ....
24
32
38
42
62
1C
6
do ....
27
36
44
46
60
80
6
do ....
30
40
60
64
66
90
7
do ....
32
43
64
68
70
100
8
do ....
34
46
68
62
74
110
6
do ....
36
48
61
66
77
118
10
do ....
38
60
64
70
80
125
R OPE—700 coils Hope, various brands, all
of good quality, in store uml for snlo by
«pr29 BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO.
0O1LN-
-In store and lor sale by
1 I/) Kril’I’WS
VKI.LIN GS,
cool Retreat i
THE ARBOR BILLIARD SALOON,
(upstairs)
Corner Bull nnd Bryan street*, over Barber Shop.
Juno 27 J. M. HAYWOOD, Agent.
BATH HOUSE,
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER,
I HAVE been asked to allow tlio Bath Rooms ti>
remain open to a Intor hour than ulno o’clock ;
I therefore give imllco that from this date tho Bath
Houso will bo upon until cloven o’clock ut night.
Price 25 cents. Six ticket* for $1,
Jo27 J. M. HAYWOOD, Agent.
FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
AT REDUCED RATES.
B ARGAINS can now bo had hy nil thoso who
wish to olutlio themselves genteelly, as I will
neil tho baldnco or my Roady-Mado, at reduced
rates ou time, and ten per cent, oil' lor cash. Ca.l
aud avail youruulf of tbo ohonco to obtitiu good mi ti
des. At the Btar Cletblnjf Kniporlum. ^^
Juno 27 * W 147 Baydreet.
MERCER UNIVERSITY,
PENF1ELD, GA.
FACULTY.
I'KBJIDKNT,
N. M. CRAWFORD, D. D.
I'BOKKSSOKS.
College.
8. P. SANF01U), A. M.,
Mathematics.
J. E. WIU.LT, A. M.,
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
. H. II. TUCKER, A. M.,
Bellos U'ttrcs.
U. W. WISE, A. M.,
Greek and Ijitin Isuiguagos.
WIL1JAM G. WOODFIN, A. B.,
Modem languages.
Tlteolpsieia Smilimi y.
N. M. CRAWFORD. D. D-,
Ecolcslostical History und Biblical Literature.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS, A. M.,
Systematic aud Pastoral Theology.
Academy.
M THOMAS A. SEALS, Principal.
Tho Commencomontls hold on tlio last Wednesday
in July.
The uoxt Torm will commouco on tiro lost Wed
nesday lu August.
Tim price or Board In tho village Is $10 por mouth;
wash lug,'room rent, fool, Ac., $3.
By order of tho Board of Trustees.
my 12 2m 8. LANDRUM, Secretory.
For any time not above specified, a proportion!
charge will bo made.
A deduction of 26 per cent from the above raws
will be mado ou advertisements appearing exclu
sively on tbe fourth page of tbo daily.
Advertisements ordered three times a week, will
be charged two-thirds the above rates.
Special notices, 10 cents per Hue for the first, and
6 cents lor each subseqeut insertion, ami in no case
to bo subject to can tract. Marriage notices $1. Fu
neral invitations 60 cents each. No special notices
Inserted for less thou 60 cents. Obituary Notices,
Reports, Resolutions, or Proceedings of any Society,
Association, or Corporation, ordered to bo publish
ed, 6 cents per line.
Steamboats will be advertised at $40 per annum
for oacb boat advertised.
Steamships, whore but one Is running, $40 per an
num; If two or more, $30 each.
Auctioneers’advertisements not to bo subjects
contract, but to be chargod at the rates prescribed
per square.
The paper, under no circumstances, to be Includ
ed In a contract.
Professional and business cards not exceeding 6
lines, will be Inserted at $20 per annum.
Calls on porsons to become candidates, will be
Inserted os other advertisements, to be paid for In
variably in advance.
Announcing candidates for office, $10, to be paid
lu advance.
Advertisements not marked ou tbo cepy for*
specified time, wHl bo iuserted until forbid, aud
payment exacted.
When any bill for two months advertising, other
than contract, amounts to over $60, a deduction or
26 por cent will be mado, ...
Yearly advertising, with privilege of chnrge wm
bo taken at tbo following rates :
For one square, ronowablo onco a week, $45
“ “ “ twice “ 55
“ “ “ 3 tithes or oftener 70
F.very additional square contracted for to be chaff
ed ono ImU tbo above ratos additiunal.
Yearly advertisers shall be limited to tbe spac«
contracted for. All contracts sbull bo in writing*
stating definitely the naturo of tho business to w
advertised. Any advertisements not properly con
neotod with the business shall be charged separab
ly, and also any excess of matter over the amount
contracted for. .
Contract advertisements payable quarterly; an-
vortlscmeuts from strangers aud transient l wr f 0D ®i
payable In advanco. All otbors will bo conslderea
duo when culled for.
Regular advertisers and all others sending com
munications or requiring novices deslgucd to call at
tention to fairs, concerts, soirees, or any public ejj*
tortaimuouls, where charges aro made lor admit
tatice—all notices of private associations, every no
tlco deslgucd to call attention to private cnterprww
calculated or Intended to promote individual inte
rests, can ouly bo inserted with tbe understanding
that tho same is to bo mid for. If Inserted lu to'
editorial column (which can bo ouly at the discre
tion of tho editors) the same will be charged at in®
rate of not less tliuu 20 cents per Hue.
Advertisements ordered in tho Weekly paper.
por square for each insertion. M
Tlio undorsignod, publishers of Dally, Tri-Weckl;
aud Weekly newspapers lu Savanuubj Ga., Pi«'8J
ourselves strictly to adhere to Iho abovo bl» 01
charges, and in uo lustauco to deviate therefrom.
The above rates to tako effect March 1,1866, an“
to coutinuo binding, until ebnuged by tbo vote 01 ■
majority of tho undersigned.
N. B.—This schedule shall not in uny way eliwi
tho Integrity of oxlstiug contracts. All contracts inr
tho year or any other specified time, shall only
with tho expiration of the period for which they
were mado,
Alkxaxdkk k Snxu>, Republican.
Thomwon k WttmNQTOK, Morning Leva.
R. B Hu.tow & Co.. Georgian k JoumM,
PLUMBING. . .
P LUMBING, in all ita Toriou. bronchi* *
tended to at tho shortest notice, and iw»wp®n®T
style. Also, may be found Shower Baths, GMvaffii
odIron.TinandLroded Bub Tub.;CopperBolbiJ.
Patent fun Wator Clocota, Lead PlpM.B|«rt , »J;
Bnuj and Plated Oecka.lbro. Pumpa, India RohWJ
iloae. t or aal. at tbe Houta rnndah Store, Na. It*
BORAS WM.
