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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, txo, Three Days Later (tom Europe, ARRIVAL OP THE NIAGARA. Mexican Accounts. Tho late accounts from Mexico are the moat favorable received Irani that country for yearn. Quiet prevails to an unuBual extent. Indeed if we recolleot rightly, she boa witnessed no prammoiamento throughout her entire limits fbr the space of full three months. Tho Extraor dinary, a paper published in tho City of Mexi co, in one of its latest issues says: News from the interior induces us to believe itbut there is no political disturbance in any of ' tho States. Gouorul Alvarez writes from the Sonthtontradicting tho rumors of an Insurrec tion in that quartet 1 . The reports which came from Morelia, mil of,a iraclflo character, have been ascertained to be false. General Alvarez has intimated in various letters that he is unxi- ous for harmony and good Reeling to prevail between Congress and tiio Executive, in order to curry out all the liberal principles of the lib eral party, and at the same time expressing his approbation with tho measure heretofore adopt ed for tlio liendlt of tho country. It is now said that the marching of a column of troopB Nkw \ohk, July 16. to the vicinity of Gucrnavuea, has been done to The Niagat'a reports an advance in Cotton - arrest and punish the perms on tho sugar plan- or HO to Private letters, dated the da, the tatlons, tvho have struck for higher tvagea, aud steamer sailed, end telegraphed tom Halifax, wh ° ‘to"™,plundering th “ c ™“ I 5 ' - , ., , state thatthe advance I. chiefly m, Iowergrades. T l ° » 1 ‘ 1 ' 8P“"> •» T‘ Sales for the week 80,000 hales-Specolators | 1,8 h,, - D0 took 16,000.—Exporters 19,000. Salea of Frl* ** ** * ***** day 7000. Fair Orleans 7. Middling 0 5-16. Fair Uplands 0 |. 1 Middliug Uplands 6 3-1G. Consols advanced 4—They are quoted 95$ exdivdond. Bullion in the Bank of England increased 70,000 pounds. The market for American stocks is active. Havre cotton market has advanced, at Havre for the week, 9,000 bales. ' •*. •: • 1 _ Negotiations have been resumed between I utobe de’eted“for”a r term oi four ycarsi aud Lord Clureudou and Mr. Dallas for the settle* members of Congress for two years. No one meat or the Mosquito question. to religious orders can hold office; and tolcrn- 'iMwx/mrnu f ,<>aa a i.i»ir Bran,.* k, m ^11' tlou of religion is guarantied to ull sects and the corps Ltglslatif of France, have refused- denominations. but the Roman Apostolic Oath- to grant the Emperorthe power to bestow pen 0 lic is to bo protected as far us is consistent sions. with good policy and the national sovereignty. : tr* - *** in—.. . All it declares about the Roman Apostolic reli- Citv Court op Savannah.—The Muy term g i ou | s nothing but words, moro sound and non- of this court, the Hon. John M. Millen presid- sense, signifying nothing; nor was it intended iug, aiyourued yesterday. The following cases tatvo any broader moaning. it W *JJjJjJ ,i .fijmi-ei neeM me,,. loan Buncombe, which you may translate if the Criminal Docket were disposed of. you think it lias a deeper significance* The The State vs. James Brady, offence assault section which contains tho bill of rights to be ami battery, plead not guilty, verdict guilty, eqjoyod hereafter by all citizens is,extremely SPiitPin-P—fined *100 and costs liberal and extensive. 1 doubt if you could h procure a more democratic declaration of indi- i ho State vs. Teirence Nugent, offence a&- yjdunl rights from an American coramitteo of tault and battery, plead not guilty, verdict gentlemen. All that cau be found In our State guilty. Seuteuce $76 aud cost. ; constitutions ou this point have been adopted 1 and inserted in this documeut. Salkop a Railroad.—The ... of the Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark roadGompany,lato.be aold,ln pursuanceol an order of court, at Sandusky, Ohio, on Tues day, July 22d. The road has been m operation some time, and thq^took includes fourteen lo- oomotivea, besides a large number of passenger, gravel and froightcars. The minimum price at which It can be aoldj* $045,000. Sperm Whales.—The Nantucket Inquirer, publishes the following extract from a letter received by the last steamer from Callao: “Tho bark Eliza. Capt. Philips, now at Cal lao. roports that while in sight of Staten Land to tho Nr “* of a uew constitution has been drafted and sub mitted to the Congros9 now in session. Tho Picayune's correspondent',' writing from tho City of Mexico on tho 4th of July, thus acts jfoVtli some ol its prominent features : The form of government proposed in tills pa-, per is that of a federal uuion of the Mexican States; and this is to be tho constitution for that nation, it is evident, ou perusal, that the constitution of tho United States lius been cop ied throughout, although some of the new pro visions are such as canuot be found in ttie Ame rican. There is to be only one legislative Salea body, which is certainly an improvement among I Mexicans: for with two Chambers heretofore it was found practically impossible to enact any measures of much importance. Tho President The same writer notices ut length, a govern ment measure requiring tho sale of lands held by the church a movement of great impor tance, os regards the weal or woo of Mexico : You are well aware that the 'greater part of A Philadelphia publishing ho ed a work under the title of “Fan! -house under flu title of "Funny Cook Book," the orlgltul, gen- irnpubltihee.cerd, stating that jot written by her, and tne use of her name ie unauthorized. The Wild Woman. The “Wild Woman” lately on exhibition at Cincinnati, is probably a Yankee speculation. The story was that slu bad been captured in the Western Wilds—Uerliabitatloubeiuga cave I butli uity and rural, fit Mexico, are and ber food berries, acorns, nuts nnd whatever held by the clergy, Well, the Government has the forests aflbrded. She woBlast week brought determined that the Church Hhatl not hold lands, m.iu.r.m.niuini Hin JndiTM of Cincinnati undor but must sell them within three months, aud up before one ol the Judges or UiuclnnaM under ^ mortgages for tho ))m . c h,iso monoy. This a commission of lutmoy. At the trial, a largo I jj e0 ,. aa commences by saying: “That, cousid- uurnber of physlolans were examined, who erlngono of the greatest ubstecles to the pros- agreed that she had been brought up in the perity and improvement of the nation is the nf rblldnin had nmhnl,!* Won a mother Want ofbUSilieSS ill, or the toe circulation Of, midst or children, nod probably neon a inomei, , portion oft | le lan<1 , tho foundation of but were not agreed as to whether hor liraaoy p „ u {o wealth.” Therefore, it goes on to say, Is voluntary or involuntary. that property now reuted tom tho Church or Northcote, ber pretended captor, who lion other public corporations shall bo tamed into lior (m int teas not nresent at toeholds to the renters, who Shull give mortga- been exhibiting ber jTor pay, was.not preseut at (ot tbo . )riucipal of lhe 8Um W hloU their the examination. The Court gave no Anal would amount to at six per cent.,-aud order In the case in consequence of hlaabsence, they shall hereafter pay the interest, Instead of but intimated that the woman would be sont to the rent, as heretofore. This would appear os an n&iu. A avium nlMbo same to the clussos, os their annual tujr- uu insane Asyium. mentswould nmountto the same sum. aud they _ _ _ . will then own their lands, instead of being ten- A Th - Tehuantepec Route. a „ ta at will, liable, any dny, to be turned out, Tho- suheino of opening communication to | But the Government exacts a taxor fee of tlwi ?allfomia, by way of Tehuantepec, of which our renders heard so much several years since,, revcn = u0 - 0 'l'at“leu 8 t f5,6(10,000. It li'mid the has been revived under encouraging auspices, clergy nvo pleased with this decree, as they ex- Thejiarties having the project In charge, deaign pected one much worse, and as it docs not do- first of all to preparo a carriage way. Tills prlyo them of any portion of their income. laiinnm’ mi.-,, artii As Paros, Liberals, Conservatives and clergy may lie done by next January. Then will fol- ure a n delighted with this measure, I am iuclfn- lonr a rail-way. ed to believe some of them will hereafter find Tho saving of time, by this route, to and from themselves mistaken in their calculations. But, California, is estimated at about eight days.— to appear eccentric, I must add that I am New Orleans Is anticipating great advantage lL%tiuragh’a W prrtV from its establishment, as she well may. But long doenment.. Congress immediately approv- uuless wo are mistaken those advantages will ed of the docree, without' any opposition. not tin ,,prmnnpntlv hero The United Staten These measures have produced an exc not be permanently hers, lhe united States I feeling ln tho publlc mi ,S an(1 brought harmo- Gulf entreport for California trade and travel n y ^ different departments of the Gov- wlll, we think, bo eventually fixed in Florida— ernment. Oomouiort is at this moment the either ut Pensacola or Tampa. But be this os moat popular President since the war of iude- it may,we look with much interest to the estab* pendencej lishment of the Tehuantepec line as the Transit A niouttroalty-, Rente to California. The effect must necessari- p r , cargUo an Intelligent gentleman and ly be to bring the bulk of Pacific travel through physician of Brunswick, publishes the follow* the Southern States. j D g no tQ i n the Brunswick Herald of this morn- HranPatoxa our correspondent fcwa u , euta . edm „olflcc with of tho N.Y. /ftra/d,writing tom Dubuque Iowa, a ama ii box, and a noio tom Mr H„ redding says : a few miles in the country. Tho perusal of the Bents are hlgh-enormoudy high; such a de- missive, gave me an insight to the box, which maud for houses; provisions about as high in I apparently contained a largo cluster of giobul- proportion. Amechanic ’ * r.^i—i.. t-wi"— York city is better off tin . . .. . , . .. . per day at Dubuque or Davenport. Specula- removed from the abdominial cavity of a negro tion in city and villuge property is ranging high; woman, 70 years ot age, soon after hor demise, business lota in Dubuque and Davenport are Bell-1 Mr. H, was led to this post-mortem by the ing from $200 to 300 per front foot in this place, frequedt complaints of tho deceased, before andflowaCity nearly as high. death, that something was growing in her stomach. As the tuberosity rested below the n.,..,,.,, T.,™ w ..a x. . umbilcal region,he mado his vertical incision gratified to be immediately on tho linoa ulba, coramoucinr J«A e p?ni!!Jufn..u , tIto?^ er8 ^ at i 6 Bronswick about two inches below tlio umbilicus extern and Florida Railroad Company has contracted Af.!2l!f te ThftSif ^ elr to the I opening OAyuftcu tut; u» B e uuuuuuu* ut- Jn tbrnlhSifiy e «dhi Bruus- tached, und deeply rooted in the rectus abdomi- for nuB, extending towards the left iliac region. □ « V a^! 90 rm!! !!a^?a ( or more . niot ’ive ^ tborougli examination revealed the astound- !uJ!re 0 £ reR3ng ! a jf' ingttruth, that each sack contained many round stactorily, aud in our next issue wo.expect to nu nval hones of tho finest nolish orradinu from HUS’&& or nt ,C *i a to" 8 billiard n hall tea email nut[ mad nl e *iSi 0 SSii? onter ‘ others were closely woven together by an nmnl- P 1 ^ the Batllla. Herald. gimated texture of bone aud fiber—and still oth- pAvnvn xr.il urmnsinv I era remained clustered to tbo mother sack by 12.—Two o^Haxar^apowder'muf^at Sz'artf- Sj ,1 / 0 ?S“ g ““° n " c,,ntractlon of " ,c ox * ern - nnmp^Slr^pk ^ With t ' leKU facts toiforo and the sterility of the 8a Ui ect > to life naturally leads us to tbo opin- TlTc 8 cI™S of the accide “u not toown JUre 1 1? “ ^ H Uau S" lur 8 0ment “ ud t ’ asillc “ lio “ o( Reports from Kansas.—Chicago, Julu The Alton Courier learns that Colonel Lane, with his company of emigrants for Kansas, was driven back into Iowa on tho 4th. The report. . . ,,,, , , is doubtful, as Col. Lane’s company was at Os- Naval Appretioes.—A bill has been re- caloosa on the 2d» 180 miles from the Missouri ported in the Honso of Representatives to ro- rlver. quire the ^employment ot apprentices in the — — commercial marine of the United States, as Rev. Theodore Parker, in the course of his follows: For every vessel of 160 tons burthen sermon last Sunday, says: “Six half-liorae and less than 300, one apprentice; from 300 to lialf alligator men from Kentucky or Missouri* 500 tong » tw ,° apprentices; 600 to 000 tons, Will put to flight all the loud talking, snread three apprentices; und one addition apprentice •- Pron.lir.Um-a ami AU„l!*t..1 f nr pvnrV fiOO tOllH ttbOVB 900 tOIJS, CommlS- was covered with them. Through the whole day he felt that bis ship was In danger, oa Wb deck was wet with tho spray fVom their spouts, so near were they to hUve8sel. Capt. Is an old Rio trader, and hav ing seen sperm whales often off the river La Plata knows them well. Ho says the number was beyond conception.” Improved Gas Buhners.—An improvement lias been brought forward, designed to bo used in connection with burners where the flame is produced by the combustion of two Jets of gas issuing simultaneously from the top of the burner. The improvement consisting in plac ing n small blade of metal on top of the burner, botween the gas orifices, so ns to more fully separate and spread tho two jets, andcauso the flume to be broader; tho metallic blade is also alleged to act as a receiver, and by becoming itself highly heated, to impart additional caloric to tho gas, and thus produce better combuBtiom Ttie blade is quite small, and the two jets unite above it in oue common flame, in the usual manner, excepting that it is broader and larger than it would otherwise be. The invention is aaid to bo applicable to nearly all the burners now in use, and it is claimed for it tint it ef fects an important purpose,—thatof increasing tlie illuminating power of the gas without augmenting the consumption. Fine Times for Children-On the occasion of tho baptism of the Imoerlal Prince, 50,000 little bags of bon-bons were distributed by the Prefect of the Seine among the pupils in the primary sohools in Paris. Each pupil received a bag. On the same day, a monster balloon as cended from the Gamp de Mars, taken up 10, 000 bags, each of which, when tho balloon hac attained a great.altitude, wusufastened to a little parachute, and sent back to ten a firma, A Souvenir of Benjamin Franklin.—At a recent meeting of the Lancaster, England His torical Society, a musical toy .was exhibited, constructed by Benjamin Franklin for his rela tive, Miss Bache, during hla stay in Preston, it consists of seventeen pieces of wood, which arc strung eqn-distantly on two cords, and decrease in length from the lowest to the high est ; it is played by being struck in tho manner of tlio dulcimer, aud its compass is two oc taves. Tlio Rev. Peter Jones died lately near Braut- ford, Ganada. He was the celebrated Indian chief who.woa married to New York some twenty five*yeara ago, to a highly respoctable lody of the vicinity of Loudon, with whom Mr. Jones became acquainted on,his first visit to England, where he went to plead the cause of Indlun Mission. Savniumti Market. July 1G* COTTON.—No transactions to report this fore- AUGUSTA, July 15.—Cotton—The miekotyos. terday was quite nuiraatod, cousidering .the very limited quantity offering. Prices are veryVrm, and ull sides effected wero made at from % Vy^c. im provement ou last week’s prices. MACON, July 10.—Cotton—Tbero are and no change in prices, which aro iron; CHARLESTON, July "iT-OoTrox.-llvd' mark * t te-duy may be said to havebeon brought to a stand, us tho trausautiuus wero limited to 122 bales, which wero sold at 12Mc ^ ‘ ATLANTA, July 14.Hcomw-9 lo lOci-rcccipts very light. ! BJCux.-Hog round 10 to 10*0, clrerSidos 12n ll!Jj, Ribbed 11a UK, Horns luJ(.U>< SL Shoudor3 9 a nd Jolos So per lb.- flood .took in mnrxot with . fair demund. Kick—Good to prime 0>{a8o. , NEW YORK, July lilTcoTrox—Undeif the Afrt- Mobile. oa ’a nows, the market is In a degree much more uclivlty. Saloa of 2,000 hi rovisod quotations: NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION, ‘.Orleans. & Texas, 11* 12* 13* to tue es of Klo bags Rio .... f tho lat ter flguro, to arrive coastwise ex Young Gfroek, and . I wi*. Ri 0 44,. About twent; „ their wives and familes, recently left Glasgow eu route for Turkey. They are to be employed iu introducing rthe Scotish system of farming among the Turks and Greeks, upon a beautifu and extensive estate acquired by Mr. Thomas Parry situted about twelve miles from Goustau tiuoplc. Effigy Burned.—The citizens of New Mar ket, Vo., ou the night of the 4th inat., biirned iu effigy George Rye. of Woodstock, for at tending the Philadelphia Republican Conven tion. Pressure of Steam in Boilers—A pniu- liplet has been published in Euglond by Mr. Andersou,the well known machinist, on the management oj steam boilers, in which he says that the pressure within a boiler is greater than is generally supposed. With a pressure of fif ty pounds per square inch, it amounts to 7200 lounds on every part of the surface exposed to ^e steam, amounting frequently to many thou sands of tons iu the boiler, thus accounting for tho enormous h&voo made by explosions. Tho joints arc weaker th&n the solid parts; good solid plate will withstand from 50,000 poundB to 00,000 ner square inch of sectional aroa—the joints will give way at about 34,000 pounds, which shows the importance of seeing teat the rivets aud other fastenings are always in sound condition. Mr. Anderson divides explosions into four classes, namely, from want of strength, deficiency of water, heating of plates, and the variety of other circumstances. At Columbus Ohio, on the 4th, a man named Jameson leaped into the Scioto from tlio Na tional road bridge, tho distance to the water being 33 feet, and swam ashore. After this, Fielding Thomas, of Columbus, who was some what drunk, consideied that he could do that much himself, and made tho jump, but fell on his back on tho water, and was Killed by the shock. j the left overy. Though as it is an unomaly en tirely new to me, I submit it for the speculation of the profession nnd tlio public generally. . Cargile, M. D. eagle Free-itellera .and Abolltloalsto or Now for eve, T 600 tons above 900 tons. Kogland.” Tire Boston Journal thinks, if tho aioners to bo appointed under this net are one Kansas emigrants tom Now Entrlami win I powered to bind apprentices applying, notloss tho remainder of political editors and noTitteai I their minority, or such portion of tlio same os ;o out to Kansas themselves and may be *! grcc 4 °. n; tho .J 50na ? n f of , the , l ,ar « nt ? 1| - ” 1 or guardian ol the applicant having been first obtained in writing. Russian Emigrants to America—A very ^-,n aiitcuced te sKon^hs imprtonmonUtBu" e-xia"acts to ajibkioa.-a very fate, N. Y. for ktsaimr a nlrlJn tin. street wli... ext « n8| vo expedition Is preparing at Hamburg she did not want hW Ki«m« .re In ^ tUongent4of the Bumlan lAmerlenn Coin- BSilo “■ K “ pnny to rail in nbout a month for tbo Bnsaian i, possessions of tlio west coast of America. 11 Amrhican Pork in France—It is stated will consist of tho Russian ships Czarowitsoli lliut the French Government, finding itself at and Grand Duke Constantine, which managed l lie close of tho war, with a stock of American to elude the vigilance of tlio British cruisers at > ork on hund, amounting to 60,000 barrels, ad- the commencement of tlio late war. A Ham- yjjrtlsedat public sale 20O,000kiloH, to take | burg steamer haa been engaged to accompany I’JlJ®® un the 12tli; but as tho limited price of tlio expedition,which it is calculated will carry iWH) francs per 20 lots, or nett 1800 kilos., out altogether near 600 persons. with five and u half per cent auction charges, *♦* could not be realized, the sale did not come off. Heavy Cargo.— 1 Tho steamship Jamestown, Col. Bknton on ^pTatfobuh—Whiin r-ni Cu Hfc 1 A Urifl l 1 ’ w , 1,lch lo(t Norfolk for New York Bsnton wra «n»Xnn 00 Wednesday last, Imd cm board 2,009 liurrals was Ills prerogative to break through I; latforms; that £e win. bred to tbo Constitu- ™' u “" "‘d not snfler apostate renegades and erodby\ r |i™'|ivlreif e ^™’tJl’H^l?Ji^?*^ 0 ? v '| ,0, y| their hoiib, uh they commcnmiiito ii/uoUtlraNwten& 0 ' n “° 01, orlgln ' Doodle-doe, nevor forget what Yankee At the Fourth nf July dinner In Boston, the following toast was offered : “Yankee Donate— Tlio time to which our fathers marched to vie- _ t mol/ Ul uujVVi political principles. Doodle did.” TJio track of tho Virginia and Tennessee Rail road will bo laid to Abingdon this week. The Soutli Carolina papers are discussing the _ of paying Mr. Brooks’ fine out of the Treasury. The sum of $600 was realized by a Fair at Ab ingdon, Va., for Martha Washington College. E. Ferrabia, a well known Railroad Superin tendent to Georgia is dead. The Washington (Texas) American, by au thority, contradicts the reported withdrawal of Gen. Houston from the American party. A violent thunder storm, killing two or three lersons, occurred in New Orleans on tho 4th of uly. A severe hail storm occurred in Halifax county, Va„ last week, breaking tho windows nnd beating down tho tobacco crop. Tho ranrket house and Mayor’s office ot Ports mouth, Va., was burned on Friday night Addrew W. IrcBou, of Abingdon, Va., has been apppinted mail agent between Lynchburg nnd Salem. and feathered by t ly a Compositor in office. age, . , „ tne Missourians, was recent- the Wheelling, Va., Times be soundings, under the jr Commissioners, prom test the deep* water in the harbor or New York Uu Washington, In the Himdson river. depth or a hundred and thirty-five feetb The deepest water in the Narrowa ta b more than a hundred feet The Albany Times states that been Invented ln that oity which wl y times per mlhute, and carry a urds further than any pistol now In! .bat fit is also much lighter, and In spect superior to Colt’s celebrated pi James Gibson, the oldest membev-’of the Philadelphia Bar, died in that city onWedaes- day morning, aged 07, highly rospeifed and regreted. Cunimfcciiil M. UAN1KLL, ATTORN BY AT lAWj havanmau.ua. MT Office over Thomas M. Tumor h Co.’s Drag titoro, Bsy street, my? i». A. 6'lsVliivi, — ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office 175, Buy-at., over Turac-r A Go’s. Drug tUortj . SAVANNAH,OA. novlO—ly oKOftoWWuFiioWAiib;— ATTORNEY AT IAW. Office Mouument Square, near State Bank. SAVANNAH, OA. uov 10—ly “tjHANK, WIUiS * CO., FA0T0B8 ft OOUM188ION MEBOHANTS, SsVMIlIKh, GA. jg t w. BAKfifi, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, MonUooUo, Jefforaon County. Fla. Rerereuce—Hou. W. B. Fuming, RavunnuU, Ga. tnjrll EDWARD G. WILSON, MAGISTRATE, NOTARY AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. At Messrs. Ward A Owens’ Law Office. [myll ■" C. W. MA1IHY, ATTOBNEY AT LAW, FIUNKUN, HKAIU) OO., US. Wifi attend to professional busiuoss iu tho Counties of Hoard, Carroll, Campbell, Cowetu, Fuyotte, Mori- wethur and IVoup. Roforonco—Hon. E. Y. Hill, LoGraugo, Ga.; Hon. David Irwin, Marietta, Ga.: Ouluuelu. M.-Ttawoii, Fayottevillu, Ga.; and Mr. William Dougherty. Co lumbus, Ga. sepl7-iy WELLS dl WILLI AMS, ' 'DEALERS IN DOMESTIC, FOREIGN AND FANCK DRY GOODS. No. 149 Congrtaa-at., Savannah, Ga. JAS. T. WELLS, formerly or Beaufort Dial. S. 0. THEOFHILUH WILLIAMS, « Scrlvon Co., Ga. sept 7 Wi BBRNARO. -*q;I , ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Nownausviiie, Fla.- Rofsreheo—George " . DroWn' William Dell, Now- nansville, Fla., K. R. ilillon, Boston A VUIolonga, Savannah, Ga. .... '■ mylf M . WHIT SMITH, ATTOBNEY AT LAW, jusiuToa, uU noams. Will pracUco In tbe Eastern ud Boutbern CounUes. Rarer to—Col. a. S. Slbloy, and R. B. Hilton, 8a- Vann all. * fobii-tf OHAg. O.CAMI-UgirL; . ATTOBNEY AT LAW, MILLSUOKTILLS, OA Practices Low Iu the various Counties of the Oc mulgeo Circuit, aud the adjoining Couutios or Twiggs. Laurons and Washington. ... . “ * Crauu, aud R. •. B ‘' ■ " foUl4 UKORdKATiiaraJoS; ATTOBNEY AND CODNSBLLOll AT LAW, AND . Canmiaaiontr of the U. 8. Court of Claims for the State qf Georgia. Office Corner Buy aud Bull afreets. DR. CHARLES H. UOLD1NG, OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, No. 14 LIBERTY ST.. " Guo door west or Drayton, myll WM. C. CONNBXLY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, KABSLLA, WOBTU COUNTY, -A. (tHJHT OmCB. ALBANY.) WUl practise in tho Soullmgp Circuit,and ill Macon, *oljr und Worm Uountlou JrTiio Macon Circuit. Dooly AST Particular attention givcu to tho collection 01 claims in Bouth-Wfestern Georgia. Jew—0m ler, with - at our Upland. Florida. , . . ,. 9% 9% Middling 11* UK U. Middling Fair... 12 12 12, Fair 12« 12K 12] Comm—There Is a small business trade at full prices, and ou chuice so holders demand &u advance; sales of at UallKO) 400 Java at 14Kal4K. most! tor flguro, to arrive coastwise ex Y< 150 bags Laguayra at llKaUK- 800 bags. Rics.—Tlicro is u fair demaud, and much reduced stock; prlcos aro fully supported. Salovof 825 tci mostly to go out of this market, at 4a4J( cents, as in quality. LOOKBT. . a. P. HNKU1MQ8. LOCKETT & SPELLINGS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND SHIPPING AUENT8, Savannah, Ga. Will uttoud to tho soiling of all kinds of produce. Strict attention given to receiving and forwarding goods, may 81 ly Auction ft Commission House, Macon, Ua. a. u. McLaughlin, General Agent and Auctioneer, Solicits from bis friends consignments of every description. Takes orders for Cotton. H* Special attention given to the salea of Real Estate, Stock* and Negro property, at public and private sales. Promt4 returns and dispatch. Reference—G. A. L. LAMAR. mob 30 piping Intelligence. Port of SavnuimH.. - JULY 10 Arrived. Sohr Kato Brigham, Taylor, Now York, to Brig ham, Kolly A Co. Sonr Alba, Taylor, Now York, to Huutor & Gam med. Sclir Target, Davis, Now York, to Cohens k Hertz, fiteamor St Johns, MoNelty, Palatka, to Clagliorn is Cunningham. Steamer Randolph, Ward, Augusta, to B M Laffl- teau. BELOW—A British bark. .. O. BUS*. J. n. DAVIS. W. U. lONG. RUSE, DAVIS At LONG. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, may 30 Memoranda. Wilailugtou, N. O., July 14—Arr, Henry Nutt, Savannah; Voltintc, Jacksonville. Passenger*. Per steamer St Johns, from Palatk*--J Postcll, G W King, Dr J G Staggers, W Strickland, W Gibsou, W Price, T J McFarland, T Berger, Capt J P Ray mond, J BUehau, W M Thomas. J Eiohelberger, Dr Rlly, Judgo Chrone, Dixon, H Tamauuus and lady. F D Scarlett, Miss Canon, J C Dent, lady, child and 2svte, 2 Misses Troup, Mrs 8 l’ilo* and «yl,'Mrs Henry, Mis* Kell, Mrs Master*, and 6 deekf Consignee*. Por sohr Kato Brigham, from Now York—Blyler k Kllue, Brlguam, Kelly A Co, 8 D Brantley A Co, J Boston, Clagnorn k Cunningham, Chaffer A Co, J E Delord, Crane, Wells Co, WD Ethridge,N A Hardee k Co. Huntor k Gammeli, Hudson, Fleming k Co, 8 M Laffltoau, W King k Sous, W WLincoln, W Lynn, J W Latbrop k Co, C A L Lamar, I W Morrell, Mo- Keo k Bennett, H Morse, McMahou k Doyle, J W Neely, O’Byrue & Dacey, E (Pbyrne, D 0’Counor,E Parsons k Co, Patton, Hutton A Co, Ruse, Davis k Loug, Lholl k Fay, Snidor k Askew, A A Solomons k Co, Savh Gas Co, Railroad Agent, Rodgers, Nor ris & Co, J O Taylor, Young, Wyatt k Co, N B k H Wood, Way k Taylor, G B Welsh, J W Wilson Wayne k Son, Young kJ’rloraou, and order. Per sohr Target, from New York—M A Cohen ( Rodgers, Norris k Co, WM Davidson, Wayne,Gran ville A Go, Irom Steamboat Co, J B Moore & Co, 8 M Lafflteau, Brigham, Kolly k Co, J S Norris, CAL Lamar, H Morse, Hudson, Fleming k Co, Lovell k Lattimer. T R Midi- Oobsns k Hertz, E Parsons k Co, Scranton, Jsbnston it Co, Webster k PalmeSjD TO ARRIVE, LANDING & IN STORE BACON LARD. &o. i HHDS Cloar and Ribbed Sides 50 do 8houldor in air tight packages J 'Ibbl • - 100 ... 100 kegs No 1 Leaf Lard, 50 bblB do do SO casks do, most approved brands SUGAR AND MOLASSES. 50 hhds very choice Porto Rico Sugur 60 do fair Cuba do 300 bbls Clarified, A B aud C do 50 do Crushed do 25 boxes Loaf do ISO bbls New Orloaus Molasses 60 hhds Cuba do 100 bbls California Syrup BAGGING AND ROPE. 125 bules Gunuy Clotli 600 colls Uopo, pure hemp LIQUORS. 300 bbls Counccllcut Whisky 160 do EPholps'Giu 60 do puro Gin, P & H 100 do New England Rum COFFEE. 400 bags fuir to primo ltio 100 do prime Loguira 60 do Java, 10 pockots Mocha. For solo at the lowest market rates JylO HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON k CO. Co, Hudson, Fleming k Co, 8wfft k Co, flPer steamer St Johns, from Palatka—12 bales*8 Island Cotton, 1 balo Moss, 06 Hides, 1 bundle Deer Skins, 20 bags Rough Rice, and Mdzo., to Ciaghorn k Cunniugbam, Tison k Gordon, J W Auderson, K Harper, Boston k Villalouga, D Abraham, Mrs Dun- hum, Mrs Freeland, N A Hardee k Co, V Wooley, Webster k Palraos, Mrs Scott, and order. Por Bteamor Randolph, from Augusta—300 sacks Wheat, 12 bulos Domestics, 160 sacks Bran, and 123 boxes Copper Ore, to Young, Wyali k Co, A MoAl pin k Bro, S M Lalflteau, and order. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS GEORGIA, LIBERTY COUNTY. mo ull whom it may concern : Wboreas, Mrs Sa fi rub J Joucs, Adminlutratr.x upon tho ostate of Junes N Jouc3, lute of Liberty county, deceased, will apply to the Court of Ordinary or sold county for letters dismissory; These are therefore to cite and admonish all whom it may coucern, to bo and appear before said court, to make objections, if any they have, in tor ms of the law, otherwise said letters will be granted. Witness, W P Garldcau, Ordinary for Liberty county, this 10th of January, i860. JylO—2 W. P. QIKADEAU, O, t. C. BACON. F OR salo, to arrivo 14 hhds cleur Sides, 14 hhds Shouldors, Primo Teunesseo, by Juiyl6—Ot WAY k TAYLOR. LAWRENCE'S ROSENDALE HY DRAULIC CEMENT. HOFFMAN'S BOSENDALE CEMENT. T HESE two brands of Cement aro manufactured by theLawrenco Cement Company, and aro warranted of tho best quality, belug used in al most every department of tbe works under the U, 9. Government, and other important hydraulic works. For sale at tho office of the Company, ou the most favorablo terms, by M. W. WOODWARD, Seo’ry, jyl4—dm 92 Wail street, New York. Moses Cswood, an old citizen of the Virginia - i Thi ' ‘ Salines, committed suicide on shooting himself with a rifle. hnraday,by Ex-Gov. Floyd and Col. T. J. Evans, of Rich, raond, delivered addresses at Abingdon, Ya. on tlio 4th inst. There was a larg ville, Ala., on the i subscribed. j Kansas meeting at Gleu- th inst., when $2000 was OFFICE SAY’H, ALBANY k GULF R. R. CO., Savannah, July 11th, 1860. ■i - , Au Election Tor a Secretary and Troas- VCfiSt urer of this Company, will bo held on Friday next, the 18th inst., at 12 o’clock, M. Sala ry $1,200—Bonds $10,000. jyll—0 CHAS. GRANT, Soc’ry and Treas. LOST OR STOLEN, O N the night of tbo 10th instant, from brig Two Boys, oue SHIP'S LONG BOAT, painted white and black. A liberal reward will bo paid for her dolivery to tho brig, or to Ciaghorn k Cunulngham, jyl2 SETH COOPER,Captain. Only 23 deathB at Memphis, Tenn., for the week ending the 6th, of which 5 were from sun stroke. The Old Line Whig Convention, of Maryland on Friday, endorsed Mr. Fillmore. The man whojtook passage on the wings of morning returned on tho shade of night. He is doing well. Tho New York Churcbmau doraands that au example bo mado of Rev. D. A. Tyng of Phila delphia, for his recont “Kansas” sermou. The Bunk of Poland has orderd 1,000 cwb. of guano from London, far distribution to the landod proprietors and farmers at cost price. George W. Curtis (Howadji) has taken the stump for Fremont in Massachusetts. Tho Empress Eugenie is said to be again in an interesting 'situation. Dr. William II. Hart, of Momphis, Tennes see, a surgeon in tho Russian army, died in Krimcnchmy on tho 14tli of April or small pox. Four citizens of Norfolk have undertaken to obtain a correct census or the dead who died of yollow fever in that city ill 1855. At Nlugara, about fifty feet below the Amer ican Fail, there still remaiuH a cuko of ice weighing probably twenty-five tons. MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA, Augusta, July 1856. r [E TWENTY-FITTH Course or Loctures in this Institution will commeuco the First Monday November next. FACULTY. G. M. Newton, m, d., Auatomy. L. A. Duuas, m. d., Surgory. L. P. Garvin, m. Materia Medictt, Tborapuutics anil Medical Jurisprudonco. J. A. Evs, m. d., Obstetrics aud Diseases of Wo men and Infants. II. V. M. Mu.hr, n. d., Physiology aud Patholygi- cal Auatomy. Aux. Mkans, m. d., Professor of Cbomistry. L. D. Ford, m. d., Institutes and Prscticoof Medi cine. 11. F. Camtoeli, u. d., Surgical, Comparative and Microscopic Anatomy. R. Gauprkll, a. d., Demonstrator or Anatomy, s. B. SmuoNS, u. n.. Asslsmant Demonstrator. Clinical Lectures will ho dolivered regularly at tlio City Hospital, and amplo opportunities will allbrded lor tho study of Practical Anatomy. Foes for the ontiro CourBo $106 Matriculation Tickot (to he taken ouoo) 6 For for further particulars, apply to Jul2—2w G. M. NEWTON, Dean, ■gUTTER,—20 kegs aud 26 tubs oholoe Goshou jys red per stoi CRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. P A II UIN.-60 bbls old P k II Gin, just. • celvad aud for Bale by . jyo bcranton; johnuton a co, A. MoALPIN Af BROTHERS, Lumber, Mill aud Brick Yards. *ept 6 • SAVANNAH, QA. Win. MoALLIBTER. Ahod oa reasonable torms. Orders res- gpectfully solicited. ap 18 SAVANNAH, GA. WAYNE, GRENVILLE & CO., [ERCHANTS, Bay-street Savannah. THOS. 8. WAYNE. C. E. ORENVIUJS, R. ALEX. WAYNE, jy 6—if Savannah. W. T. SAMPLE, Chattanooga. 1/NUUSH POTAlCKS—39 luunperscboice,Eating 2j Potatoes, iu small psekage., For family wrt.— ur salo by [ui»y37] J. A. BRAWN; • C lHAMPAUNK—12 bOBkcte genuine Heldslo /Chatupuguu in storu aud for sale by mailO OCTAVUS COHEN, TAHCll, COFFEE AND CANDY;—60 bxs Fresh . _l btarcb; 60 do Ground Coffoo; 60 do assorted• Gaudy, received und for salo by MoMAUON A DOYLE, juuo 4 206 aud 207 Bay street. ; my lo —FRESir grockii i es; * N STORE—per steamship Knoxville—Extra Ta- . . bio Butter aud Chceso; Beef Tongues; fcmoked Beef; Hums; Bacon; Pig Pork; White Bcuns;Ucck- er’s Self-raising Hour; Raisins, Figs, Dales, Prunes, Almonds, Ac., Ac.; Pickles of all kinds; Preserves, ussorted; Brandy Fruit, assorted; Preston's Premi um Chocolate; best of Toil*, Codec, und hluatl’s No 1, A, B aud C Sugars; Hibbcrt’a London Porter; Falkirk's Scotch Aio; Claret ami other Wines; at BARRON Family Grocery storo, Junol8 corner Whitaker and Charlton ata. KrutfiMIN¥,“ ATTORNEY AT LAW, febl-ly' IRWINTQN, OA. ATTORNEYS AT RaW, ap6-ly MAOON, oa. JOHN 6. NOKKIS, ARCHITECT. 4 AVING vesumeU the practice olhisproies- . J. siuu, oilers his service^ to his iriunuu uud tin- pubiio us an Architect and bupcrlnlcuduut. Designs lot any part of tho country supplied and exeemud iu all the various brunches of his proles- sion, such ua Public EdiUces, Stores, Dwellings, Monuments, Au. Thoroughly Fire Proof ntorca de signed aud executed. Office ut prcsuut in Bay Lain-, rear of the Custom House. Jon «—ly A. H. CHAMPION. (Successor to Champion & Watts.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, No. 4 Barnard at., between tbe Market aud Bay st., SAVANNAH, OA. Dealer in Groceries, FOroign aud Domestic Liquors, Dried Fruits, Ac., Au. Refurenco—A. Champion, Esq., Samuel Solomons, Esq., Messrs. Rabun A Whitehead, aud Swift A Co.,' Savuuuab, Ga. myl> WILLIAM H. DASHER, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Troupvilio, Lowndes Couuty. Ga. Will practice in Thomas, Lowndes, Clinch, Ware, Appling, TellUir, Irwin, Laurens, and Pulaski counties, Georgia; nidm Jefferson, Madison, Ham Utou, aud CoiumbloKiounties, Florida. [myll WM. U. W1UJAMH. THADDKtS OtOtmT'’~JACK UROWN WILLIAMS, OLIVER A BROWN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Buena Vista, Marion County, Ga., Will practice in the counties of Mariou, Macon, Ilous- tou, Stowart, Randolph, Muscogee, Lee, and au> adjoining counties, whore their services mqy be required. n%rll _A OXiOTXXX3NTG EMPOKiUM. 1 DOOtt WEST OF TUlfiBKPUDLlOAN READING KOOM. Fine Keady-madei W. O. Price, ra]?c!SS ( «J t ' ASHI0NA, “ CoUurs, | *>n> Uluves, Uoslcry, HILIiAE^ Canes, Umbrellas Cravats, Slocks, Huudkercbiefh, and Fancy Articles for Geutlemeu. JOHN R. COCIU1ANE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Dublin, Laurens couuty, Ga„ lalo Junior partner ol tbo urm of A. A J. Cochrans, lrwinton, Ga., will atteud promptly to dll busiuoss entrusted to hU care. Particular attention paid to collecting. Re ference 1 —Dr. G. B. Guyton, F. U. Rowe, Dubltu, Ga., M Marsh, Savannah. myll B. RLL1S, Factov and General Commission Merchant NO} 71 BAY-STBBBT, SAVANNAH, UA., Ukksbs to—Messrs. Ciaghorn A Cunningham, Bell A Premiss, Ugduu, Starr A Co., Savannah; J. P, Thompson, Boston.. uov » WM. AUDUCY COUfKlt. JNO. COUl'KK FltANKK. COUPER 6i FRASER, FACTORS A GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Bay Blreet, Savannah, Gs. [myll JOHN G. PALLIGAN T, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN WINDOW BLINDS, WINDOW SASH AND PANE DOORS. West side Mouumont Square, Savannah, Gs. may 11 r~. JOHN O. BOOTH, "* CIViL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, Will also give his attention to designs in Architec ture. Office in the store or John Williamson, Esq. Bay stroet. myl8 CHAFFER & CO., No. O Whitaker Street, Savannah, Ga., WUOUCMUt AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CjASHES, Blinds, Doors. .Mouldings, Ae. White O Load, Ziuc, Whitn Iiusooii, Sperm, Wliale, Tan- uurs’and NoatsfootOlls, Glass. Brushes. Gold Loaf, Brouzo, Builders' Hardware, Nails, Marble Mautels, Ao.,Ao^je4 RACHAEL AND THE NEW WORLD. Trip to the United States and Cuba, translated from the French by Loon Boauvallet. HUS. LUFLER di WihUUl, HcntliU. ARE now frilly prepared to in- sort full or partial setts of Teeth on the principle of Dr. J. Aliena's Patent Continuous Gum, By this improvement, the form of the face con ho restored to any degree or rotundity that may bo desired. It is applicable iu oil cases where the cheeks have fallen iu and cannot bo dotectcd by »hu closest observer.— This method combines tho followingi TvauUgcs:— An artlticial gum, which exhibits a perfectly uutural and life-like appearance, aud imparts to the thuetb •' it peculiar expression which characterises tho na< ,.al organs. This Gum consists of a ailaclous compound, which Is applied and fhsed upon the Teeth aud Plate In sue* a manner, os to fill up all the iuterstices around the base of the Teeth, and also uultcB them firmly to each other and to the Plato upon which th^ *j£ rgau,4 ... V Republican and Georgian copy. fob 10—tt /alker's Expedition to Nicaragua and History o tbe Central American War, with a map. Tho Modem Story Tollor, or tho boat utorios of tbo "towK “worm IffwsaUU, or Maxims, I* Morals and Miscellanies for morcauts, new supply. The Attack on Sara Slick in England. Carpenter on tbo Microscope, aud its revelations, with upwards of 400eugravings. Wharton and Stiile on Medical Jurisprudonco. Tho Scalpt Hunters, by Capt Mayne Rood. Tne Grey Bay Mare aud other luminary sketch es, with Illustrations. Clara, or Blavo Lire in Europo, with an introduc tion. by Sir Archibald Alison. Western Africa, by Rev J L Wilson; John Halifax, Gentlemen.’ Jy3 W. THORNE WILIJAMS. DENTISTRY. Dre. ROY'ALL A JOHNSON Dentists, office corner St. Julien-st. and Market Square, over 8. Wli- mot’s jewelry store. Office houri from 8 to 2 o’clock, and from 8 to 0. BARGAINS I N RICH DRESS GOODS AND MANTILLAS—bal ance of rich flouuced Organdies, Bareges, Crape do Paris and Tissues, at cost to close them out; also, rich Loco Mantillas, at reduced prices, for salo by June 4 DsWlfT A MORGAN E XTRA Choice Goshen Butter, a fresh supply, f ... * * Also, guorreotypes, perior style. A call is solicited.^ w mar27 cr. St. Jullan-at. and Market squaro. UL jper Bteamor Kuoxvillo, (or sale by J. 1). JESSE. A LBANY"ALE,—26 bbls. Albany Stock Ale, Just JX. recoivod, aud for Balo by junel SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. P RIME NORTHERN HAY.-100 bales uow land ing. and for sale low from tbo wharf, jy a C. A. GREINER. g 1 UNN Y CLOTH—In storo and for sale by yj June 4 PADELFOBD, FAY A CO. O SNABURG8—30 bales Osnaburgs, Mowtonand Thomaston Mills, Just recoivod aud for sale by Junel8 CRANE, WELIR A CO. entYn bAftUBRisoTVPKM, mms- type, and Pbotmmplty. P. U. OABY W OULD respectfullv give notice that his rooms are now open for the season, and roa- ay tor tho reception of visitors. By tho Ambhotypb process persons may now have their children’s pictures takon. in almost any posi tion they may choose, in from i to 8 secodds dinting. By tho Photograph!c process old Daguerreotype* can bo transferred to paper, beautifully colored one euiarged to fife. oot 22 J. W. PATTERSON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Troupville, Lowndes County, Ga. (myll H ARPER FOR JULY.—Harper’s New Moulbly Magazino, for July, recoivod aud for salo by WARNOCK A DAVIS, JunolB 169 Congress stroet- JAMES M. SAVAGE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, THOXASmiJt, THOMAS OOUNTT, OA. AU busiuesB entrusted to his caro will receive prompt attention.lyr—marl? F ulton market beef^-io Hair bbls Fulton Market Beef, and 10 do do Pork. Just received by’ tnayao J. D. JESSI D RESS GOODS.—A large and fluo assortment or colored Dress Silks, Bareges, Tissues, Frcuch Cambrics. French MUBlins, Brilliants and Prints, as well os a largo assortment of White GoodB, Striped Plaid and Plain Swiss, OrgandleB, Tarieton, Book, Nansook, Cambria and Jaconet Muslin, for sale by June 20 A1K1N A BURNS. STRANGER! U' you want a good and choap {Trunk, Vnllcc, Carpet Bag, or CiothliiK or any kind or quaii- 'ly, ready made or made up to your measure; also Hats, Caps, Shirts, Collars or DrcBs Furnishing articles of any description, call aud se lect from the largest and best stock in tho city, at tbe Star Emporium, 147 Bay street. JelS WM. Of. PRICE. JEPFKR80N ROUERT8, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN Timber and Lumber. SAVANNAH, Oa. BltOUGiiTUN RTREET HacK aND LIVERY STABLE. The undersigned having pul the above Stables in good condition, aro proparod to accommoduto their - — - „, oustomere with Carriages, Hacks, Buggies, Sulkies, Ac., with sound, gcnUo.and well broko hersos. and careful drivors. Horses boarded on accommodating terms, and well cared for. Two pairs or flno Carriage Horses lbr sale. Inquire cor ner or Barnard and Broughton streets. ap!14—ly STEVENS A ELUSION, A. SHORT, MASTER BUILDER. Will tako contracts for Building and Working Ma- sonry or overy description. Residence, No. 8 Mrs Jewett’s Range, 8outh side Jones st. oct 80 WOOD AND LUMBER. A LJ* kind* of Wood, Boards. Plonks, Joist, Timber, Shingles, ught-woou, Posts, Eastern Laths and Pollings, ter sale, ot wholesale and retail, low ter oash, on tho new wbarr recently erected ou the Lumber Yard or Itobort A. Allou A Co. mar 12—lyW If. J. L. MOULTON mar 11 eom PHOTOGRAPHS. \ Largo sized Photographs, ta k6Dby MILLER, AT TWTCLVS DOLLARS PER DOZSb Ambrolypes and Da ypes, in hlB usual su- ANTHONY McCULLOH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Savannah, Georgia. or Office on Bay street, ovor the Bank of Savon- r feb2 JAMBH O. RODGKKS. •«SM A. NOKIUS. RODGERS di NORRIS, (late Crane A Rodgors, WHOLESALE GROWERS, June 1,1866, BAY-STREET, SAVANNAH. [je 9' M. FITZGERALD, Corner of Broughton and WUltaker-St* SAVANNAH, GA., lUCCESSOR to T. C. Uice, Manufacturer and ) Dealer in every variety of common and fine ..aNDJES, kiln dried and warranted to resist effec tually tho hot damp atmosphere of a Soutborn i li- mate; also Lemon and Strawbury Syrup, Ac. Terms cash, prices low. tf—my 11 TLANTIG LEAD,—Constantly on hand and ter sate at UHAFFKR A CO.'s, jtergO - No. 6 Whitaker streot. agon jiuhS a SHUULDEKS— ■ I 26 hhds Prime Bacou Sides, 10 »* “ “ Shoulders, f °BCBA%flN, JOHNSTON k OU. 1 No. 14, hi, StCMt, A'J VAM 1 Alt. Also, tiuperflue .oths, assimurs aud Vestings, will be made to muo- surojunexceptiou able in style ana workmanship, by the best mechanics, at shorted notice . fob 6 ■ Orders from city aud county solicited. “hxhbbh mmm: Pulaski House Barber Shop, Owtns' Brick Building, opposite the Pulaski House, FIVE WORKMEN ENGAGED. Marshall House Barber Shop, Broughton Street, FOUR WORKMEN ENGAGED. 1 >HE subscriber, thaukfril to his fellow-citizens . for the liberal patronage ho bus received, aud still receiving, begs l-espectlully to inform them that ho bos engaged sufficient additional first-class workmen from sorao of tbo best Barber Shops iu New York, and will bo cu&blod to accommodate as many gentlemen us may honor him with their pa- trouoge. N. B.—llie BurborShops arc closed on Sundays-— strangers will please bear this in mind. T 8. HARRISON. A. O. MCOKUXK HARRISON di McGEIlEE, AUCTION, COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND Forwarding UlorclKuuts. 69 AND til BROAD-8TREKT, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. Particular attention given to the soles of Real Estate, Negroes and Produce. 49” Liberal advauces mado on Negroes and Mer chandize. KKVKRKNCKa: RUSE, PATTEN A OO. ) QUNBY A DANIEL, S-ColumbuB, STEWART, GRAY A CO. J Ga. RUSI WM. 5E, DAVIS A LONG .WRIGHT, Savannah. Sffl*') ^alactesol. U. S. SMITH, l Mobile, Alabama, oct 28 ly J UST RECEIVED, per schooner J. R. Allen, from Baltimore— , * MASON’S CELEBRATED UNRIVALLED PREMIUM ’ CAKES and CRACKERS, Jumbles, Lemon Cukes, Tea Cakes, Scotch Cokes, Ginger Snaps, Edinburgh Cakes Milk Biscuit, Soda Bisulut, Wiuo Biscuit, Butter Biscuit, Water Biscuit, l’io Klo Biscuit, Ac. At BARRON’S, June20 corner Whitaker aud Charlton-sis. C0MMS8I0N AND FOKWAKD1NO* MERCHANT, No. 87 Bay street, Savannah, Georgia. Juno 18 JAB, W. UKKKN. U. V. SMOOT. GREEN * SMOOT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 00t26 THOMASTON, UA. JOHN BILBO, Ordinary of Chatham County, AND ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in the Court House. myl8 ANTHONY McCULLOli, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Savannah, Georgia. 49- Office on Bay street, over the Bank of Savan nah. mayia R. F. COLfc A BRUTHER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HER- CHANTS, Savannah, Ga., and Montgomery, Ala. F. T. Colk, I it. F. Cols, Bay street, Savannah. | Commcrco st., Montg’ry. KKFKKJLVCK, Holcomb, Johnson, A Co. | Cohens A Herts, Lockott A 8nelliugs, I Edwin Parsons A Co., Robort A. Allou, [ Scranton, Johnston A Co. BAVANNAH, GA. tnyia L. WKBB. WM. H. SAGS. WEBB di SAGS., (aUCCKSSOBS TO OAMUUJN, WKBH A OO. IMPORTERS OF CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN-WARE, 146 MEKT1NG-ST. OUABLE8TON, B. O., Will supply Country Merchant* with Gooda in their lino at aa low rates as they can buy in New York, or elsewhere. sept 28 ly JOHN U. tULLEN, J. OGDEN. WM. STAKR, jr. II. H. HARDK. OGDEN, STARR di CO., Shipping and Commission Merchants, ~ BAY-BTBKBT. SAVANNAH. GA. YONGB di FRIERSON, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. 94 BAT-BIlUar. SAVANNAH, GA, apr* FACTORS. Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Bay-.tr.et, Savannah, Ga. IK L. COKES. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Jones Street, (ono door EobI or Drayton Streot.) Is propared to contract for all kinds of building and repairing. Also to couduct water through Ute various parts or houses. sp ly ' A . THOM AS ATCO ~ Auetlon and Commission MerahanU, 110 Brmn Slrttt, savannXu, ogoroia. A. Tlioms. Q.13] 8. 8. PARPim. " Arris7,7, ' * 1 DEALER IN OHOIOE FAMILY GROCERIES and Foreign and Domestic Fruit, „ comer Broughton and Whitaker-sts. town and oountry supplied with ohoico goods at moderate prioes. Au orders promptly attended to, and saUstecUon always guaranteed, spll ATTORNEY, AT LAW, (Offico st the Court House.) Will practice in the superior and Oourte of Ordi nary. Janao h. l. p. kins; t ATTORNEY AT LAW, Corner of Bay audg Whitaker Streets, SAVANNAH. feb 22 3mo8 JONH 8. BOWEL ENGINEER, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, CORXKK or DRATTON AND BRYAN-818^ (Above C A. L. Lamar.) Jy0—3m WOOLEN MACHINUrYI p L. GODDARD, New York, only Manufac- V« turer ol tbo Original steel Ring aud Tooth Burring Machines and Food Rolls, to bo attached to First and also Second Breakers and Finishers of Woolen Carding Machines. Tbe attachment to Sec ond Breakers and Finlshors is very Important Tbo&o machines are in sucoesstel operation, on First Breakers, iu most of tbe principal Woolen Fac tories in the United States, Canada and Mexico, and are deemed by experienced manufacturers as tbe moat perfect machines u&od, aud indispensable to ^ tho economical and successful manufacture or wool. They are iu fact the only stroug, durablo and suc cessfully operating machines in use. No carding machine should run on hour without them. Tbe Feed Rolls are strong and durable, and wor thy of attention. Circulars explaining these Machines and Roll, and references to Mills having thorn in use, may be bad by addrosslng C. L. GODDARD, No. 8 Bowling Green, New York, to whom orderB-should be addressed. aoptia—lyw H AY—-36 bales Northern Hay, ter sale by Jy8 WILLIAM LYNN, 87 Bay st. AHD.—20 bbls and 6fi kegs new No 1 Lear Lard, landing aud for salo by Jy7 _ SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. FRENCH CHINA. WHITS GRANITE, AND GLASS WARE. 146 MVRtNG STRXSr. CHAR LISTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.* ^ Tho subscribers respectfully solicit--*^ VH from tbe traveling pubiio, an inspecUonWYI 10 of tholr slock of French and English WM Chiua, in plain white, gold band, and VP docoratod dlnnor, desert, breakfast, tea, toilet, tete-a- tete sots and vasos. Also, Cups and Saucers, Mo., ol tho celebrated Sovrea China. White Granite of the bcstmanulkcturers. Rich cut French, English and Bohemian Glass. They have a variety of Ornaments ln EarUitti Ware, Busts of Calhoun, Clay, Webster, and others, andStatuotea of the Greek Slavo, Venus do Modioli. Mo. do for floors and hearths, u Plain and Encaustic Tllesqp Their stock being vory general, carefully selected and Imported diroot, offers inducements to merchants *swellaaramiUe*,to whom goods will be put up a! the lowest rates ter cash. WEBB* snoot—ors to' k SAGE, Importers. Cameron, Webb MOo.