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WILL bo sold; botbii* tlio court house door In
▼f tlio city oi eswutiuuh. on the ft«>t Tuesday In
July next. between the legal hour* of sale, l lot of
Udders, 1 Bedstead, l lot of Painting-*, a tied*, 1.
lot Paiuta, &e. Levied on u« (bo property « l F. 0.
toll, to satisfy a distress warrant issue L of the
llouorublo tl«o inferior Court ol Clmthntu County, lu
favor of Jobu J. Hunt, Aim K. Wall and James J.
Wall, vs, T u. Ctrl. Proporty pointed out by
Plulntlite. Terms Ou«h.
EDWARD M. PRKNDKROAFT.
July 6 Mieilir U. 0.8.
" stateOf oeohcjia, '
C HATHAM COUNTY—To all whom It may
concern; Whereas,«Mtu Mallory ,wUl apply to the
court or Ordinary far I filers DUtnfeoryn* udmiiiU-
tratlon on tlio Estate of William Wright IImmo uro,
therefore, to olto and mlnmuteh all whom ll may
concern, to bo ami appear before until Court, to
( -iHilifua 0§UN?f^T<f«S whom It liwy
VV oonoCru: Whereas. John’IN'Hlnos will apply
at tho Court or Ordinary far lottora dtemlwmry an ml.
mlntetrnfar ou Uio bslato of Januu C. Much :
Thene aro, therefore, to olto and admonish all
whom U may concern, to bo and appoar bofaro said
Court to make ul(]cc.tlhn (ll any thoy Imvo) on or l»o-
loro tho Ural Monday In December uoxt, otherwise
: Halil letters will lie grunted.
Witness, John Ulibo, P>*q. Ordinary for Chatham
comity, thin fourth day uf June, I860.
June 0 JOHN’ 1)11.00, o. o. o.
AOMINISTUA'l'Ol fjTiXEBT
P URSUANT to un order of the llouorublo tho
Court of Ordinary of Olmtham Comity, passed
Join* term, I860, will bo sold, ou tho Oral Tuesday
In iVuuunt m xt, before tho Com l Houho door In wild
comny ot Cleulmni, between tlio legal hours ofsalo,
Uio loilowmg property, to wit.: Lots Nos. three (b)
ami four (4), being partofOardon lot No. uino (W),
Spring lldi. City or .savannah, fronting ou Itultroad
street; also tlio following negro slaves: Jack, I’oter,
Alexander and Sarah. Sold as tho proputty of the
tor tlio bonelll of the heirs and creditor* of said es
tate. Hit’ll.till) WAYNE,
Administrator do bonis non, on
Je4 Estate of stitmuul Griffin,
<i erriiiTiATCiiATrfAM couj.iv.
to tied the negro slaves hoouging to tho estalo or
Clara A Ogdmiy, deceased, lor tho bouellt of tho
heirs and credit u s of said estate.
Juno l JAMES A. LaHQCHB, Adm’r.
mako objection (If any Uiuy have) on or before the «tf^utiiitolWrlfllti, Inio of suld county, deceased,
first Monday in November next, othwlsosnld l x*t- . . ... -- ’
tors will bo granted.
Witness, Joltn Ulllm, Esq., Ordinary for Chatham
County, this 0.gill day of April 1850.
JOHN BILIK), o. c. c.
apr 8
■TATE OF GKOllUIA, CHATHAM CO.
f 1^0 all whom it may concern: Whereas Mary Atm
J, Dent will apply at tho Court ol Ordinary for hit
lers Distill «s> ry on the estate of .lames IN Dent,—
Those are therefore toclto mid admonish i.h whom
It may concern, to bo mid Appear beliire said Court,
to mako objection* (if any they have) on or beloro
tlio First Monday in December uoxt, otherwise said
letters will ho granted.
Witness John Ulibo, Esq., Ordinary for Cbathani
County, ibis third day of Juno, 188».
Jo3 _ JOHN BILIK), O.C.C.
STATU OF GEORGIA,
C HATH AM COUNTY --To all whom it may con-
corn : whereas, Patrick Hyatt will apply at the
Court of Ordinary for letters of administration on
tho e«tate or Daniel Collins :
These aro, therefore, to cite nnd admonish all
whom U maj’ coucorn, to be and apiiear beloro said
Court to mako objection (If any they have) on or be
fore the Qrst Monday in August next, otherwise said
letters will bo granted.
Witness, Johu Ht.be. E-q., Ordinary for Chatham
County, this twenty third day ol June, i860.
Juuo 23 JOHN BILBO, o. c. c.
STATE OF GEORGIA,
B ULLOCH COUNTY —To all wluuu U may con
cern : Whereas, Asa Johusim will api ly ul the
urart of Ordinary lor <-uiu county, lor letiei 4 1 fad-
ululstrutl in. with tho will uuuexcd, on the estate
of Mary Whliuins, late of rai l county, deceased:
These aro, therefore, to cite ami admonish all
whom it may concern. u» bo and appear before said
Court to make objection (if any they have) ou or
before the Urst Muuday In August next, otliorwlso
Bald letters will be granted.
Wltuexs, Wnl am Leo, Esq., Ordinary for Bulloch
county, the 2otU day ol June, 1850.
Jun.-Jd WILLIAM I .HE. o. n. c.
S TATE UF GEORGIA—HULUJCU CD., May 2Uttl,
1850—fwo m-.ntbs luTcr date application will
bo tuudeto the Houoraole Court ol Ordinary of said
Qouuty fur (cave to sell all the lands belonging to
the estate • f Michael Donaldson, deceased, for the
benefit of tho heirs and in editors and said deceased.
my23-8w JOHN E. tilBsioN, Aum’r.
IWIIMH SlWIPUt 111 1 1 -<•
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asBtsms
From V* B. PALMAR,
ovnauL ADVBKiuuNu axu xiwiipam aartr,
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, >ud Baltimore.
DKALEll ANDraPOllTElt OF
Watoltea, Jewelry, Sliver Ware, Fatt
er Goods, d(e.,
xo. IS, booth 2d mm, nuubXLrau.
■opt8 ly
WITH HALL’8 PA1
NELSON SWEEZEY,
DESIGNER AN D SCULPTOR IN MARBLE.
Oornor Astor Place and 4th Avouuo,
IN OUVSI PROXIMITY TO THI ASTOR UHKAKY AND TUX NBW
IlIHUt HOUHI, NSW TORK.
riMIB moat extensive variety and the largest
1 stock or Monuments, Tombs, Head Stones, *0.,
luAmorlcu, can be fouud at this establishment, from
plain to tho most elaborate and oruato In design and
workmanship, lu addillou to tho stock always ou
baud, a groat variety or drawings, appropriate and
original may bo fouud, from which work will bo ex
ecuted promptly to order.
Orders faithfully cxucutcd, and shipped to any
point available by wator or steam.
Persons visiting tho city or Now York on pleasure
/v ii.o ' u «d,.y August „u*t, 1 iro "***«* Invited to vtalt thto »
V_7 10 Hie Ordinary of Cliathum comity for leave naumcui.
BROUGHT TO JAIL.
Brought to Jail in Swalusboro, Kmanuol Co ,
on ihu 4th instant, a negro man; ho says his
name Is Harry; that ho belongs to tho estate
1 >1 llionms Clay, of .iryau County, Ga. Ho Is
01 ognt complexion, with n slight scar over tho loll
eye;ahnut 5 feet 3)5 inches In height, and about -0
years »•!»!.
The owner is requested to coino forward, pay
charges and take him away, us lie will bo dealt with
ns the law direct*. HENRY OVERSTREET,
JeO Ja'or.
NOTICE.
A LL persons having demauds against tho estato
of Richard F. Williams, Into of Chatliam coun
ty. docoii'O l, uro hereby uotifled to present them
within tliu time prescribed bylaw to the subscri
ber , and all iudubtud to the said estate uro request
ed to mako immediate payment to
M. U. MtLLF.N,
Administrator do bonis non.
March 20—Qw ltwiJySl—Jo 7
ST AT E OF GEORG I A,
C HATHAM CuUNTY.—lo all whom it may con
cern : Whereas, tile estate of Jorcinlaii Me-
Donald lies unrepresented In consequence of tho
demit of Nathan Uivwton, the executor, and unless
sutno Ut ami competent person applies tor tho ad-
mints it atiuu of said estato, with the will uuuexcd,
I shall appoint James Wilkinson, or some other lit
amt proper person, admlidstrau r with tlio will an
nexed do b mas 11011, on tnid estate:
These are, therefore, to cite nud admonish all
whom It may concern, to bj and npimar before
said Court to make objection (if any they hare) on
or beloro the llr.t Monday lu August next.
Witness, R ill ntn Lou, Esq., Ordinary for tho
coiiuiy of Uullicli, this 12th day of Juuo, 1S50.
,|i‘>6 Wll-.Ll.vM LEE, o. C. 0.
STATE OF GEORGIA,
B ULLOCH COUNTY.—To atl Whom it may con
cern: w.iercu*, Jo.-iuh Davis will apply at tho
Coaituf Uraina y for letters of adtniuisiruilou on
the estate of Henry Davis, lute of said county, de
ceased :
These arc, there ore. to cite and admonish all
whom It may com eru. to be and appear b fore said
Court, to make objeetiuu (It uuy they have) on or
before the llivt Monday iu August uext, otuorwDe
said euors will be granted.
Witness, william Lee, Lsq , Ordinary for Bulloch
county, this 27th uny of June, I860.
Juno29 WlLIJ.tM LEE. o. c. c.
GEORGIA, CAMDEN COUNTY.
T WO Mo.VTHd alter oat-, aipicuiiou will bo
made to the Honerab.o Court of Urdin.iry lor
said couuiy, for leave to se>l tne following named
negroes : Hosu and her throe children, Irene, Mi
nis and Joe; belonging tothuestutoof JaiuLuTomp
kins, decoasod, lor tbu bcuetit of .-aid heirs.
WILUAM B. iUuMasS, Uuardlau.
Jeffersonton. Juuo 10, lt51, June 30
GLYNN SHERIFF’S BAI.E.
W ILL bo soul before the Court House in the city
of Uruuswick, county of Ulvuu, on the ilrr-t
Tuesday iu August uuxl, between the legal hours of
Bale, the lobowing i>i oj ei ty, lu w it: one bit or pared
of land situate, lying und being in the cnyot Bruns
wick, In the county of Ol) un, statu of ou., known
ana distinguished m the plan of said city as Did Town
Lot, number two hundred und (htv- hreo. and tho
iutpruvcmeuis thereon; levied on by virtue ol u li
fa issuud out of the City Court ul .-avuiiunuh, io the
county ol Oliath in, In favor of Ueojuudu 0 Frauk-
•lm vs Cburies E Flanders. Property pointed out
by piaintilf.
Jy2 M. r, n WRIGHT, h. 0. c
NwTtCE.
O NE MONTH alter date, application will bo
made to the staio Hunk ul uooigiu, for pay-
tueut of a twenty do.lar bill, the left timid half of
Which bus been lost.
July 1 JOHN D. KKNi DY.
Midway, Alabama. July 1, 1856
GEORGIA, BULLOCH COUNTYT
S 'Xi'Y tiuys alter oate, appnuatiou wt.l be mudo
lu tho Uunorubie Cou.t 01 Oruniry ol Uaaodi
couuiy, fur leave to sod ail toe lauds belonging to
the estate of tbourn■> t.rosly, into of sal 1 00 .nty,
decuasi-U, for the bcudlt 01 tue hens and uuditois
of said osute
JylO WILLIAM F. CRnSBY. Adm’r.
NOTICE.
O NE month aftsr da e, application will be
mado to the iktus 01 mo slate of ueorgU, for the
pa,) ment 01 u Twenty Lobar Note ou tnu sai l
Ban*, (No. 42.) tnu n>-hiband had of which lota
boon lost.
One mouth aft r date application will he made to
tbo Marine Bank of ceoi^ia for mo v- y.neut of u
Tw *n y Dollar Note. (No. 3s-l) ou sunt /#ank, the
right hand ha i of which ha 3 oouu io-t.
Jyli—lu w—4w WM. B. I1IGUT.
Villa iiiea. Jul> 8,1656.
AUffoE.
T HREE months after dmu application will be made
to the Murine Dank of suvuiinun for me p y-
meutuf twu Tweuty dollar bills, viz . letter D, hu'.u,
and letter D, 607, the foil hmvujoi which have been
lost. Ja.MEs P. uL’iwDN.
Tallahassee, Ha., Jlay 17, 1850. Uni*tn>2tl
NOTICE.
S IXTY days after date, application will be made
to the Honorable the Droiuary ol Mclumsh
couuiy, for leave to selJ tlio real catato, being iu
this couuiy. of tbu into Jutnoi dmith, Known us
Siduu (rice) l lautulfou sold lor the b jueflt of the
heirs of suld cslute.
DEAN M. DUNWOODY,
John jon’e*, VEx’ors.
jdhn f. dun'woqdy
Darien, July 1,1866.
BY,)
vEx’ors.
IV, f , ,
J y-
hlllkUj b'Olt lllYaUL I..
Ellzabctli Cuuly 1 In ^,1^ > „,„, ri , >r t . ourli
John duly. J UuyT.im, 1630.
I T uppeunng n* tho Court, front the return of tliu
sheilll - . tbut the defendant. John t/auly n not to
be loan4 m Cotfou county, uud he is not >u the aiatu;
on motion of Win ULaaldiug, attorney fui liOeiuni,
it Is ordered that service be pe.fueled on -.aid de-
fcdUaui by a publication of tills order iu « n .* ol tho
public Journals of auvunnuh, once a utoutli for
three mouths precodiug the next tm m of tUi.-. Court,
requiring said ucicud.tut to appear at tliu next term
of Uiifoo .-Superior Court, iu the iifouth of Novem
ber uext, aud Uie his defensive aliegulii n to the
cause.
A truo extract from tho minutes ol the Superior
Court.
Jy2 KW’D ASH LEV, «’lork.
State of Georgia, UullocU County.
A DMINI-'T’KATOHo’ SALE—By virtue «f au or
der from tlio Itouorablo Court of Ordinary of
bum county, passed ou the llr.tl Monday iu June,
will be sold ut tho court house dour of suld county,
between the lawful hours of sale, oil tho ilrst Tues
day in August, one tract of Ijuid, containing one
hundred and fifty acres, In said couuiy, on tho Ca-
noocheo tiver; also, a part of four other eurvoys,
containing six hundred und thirty-two acros, ou Ca
nnae bee river, wo l Improved nnd in good ronalr,
consisting of swump, buy und pine laud, h'oid as
the property of Nuthun Drewtott, deceased, for tho
benefit ol the heir- uud creditors of said deceased.
Terms made known on tho day of sale.
BENJAMIN BKEIVTON, ) .
MMUN J. BKEWTON, f Adm r8 ‘
June 2d, 1S50 Jo If»
Stale of Georgia, 11 tiilneIt County.
A dministrators’ bale.—r hi be told, ou tho
first Tuesday In Auguct next, belbro tlis court
house In Statesboro’, in raid county, under »n order
of the Court of Ordinary, Fifty lour (64) acres of
Pme l.-nul, granted to James Deal, aud bounded by
lauds of James Woods, William Allen and Klinoro
Manes, lu-ionuing to the estate of James Iteal, for
the benefit of live heirs aud creditors of said estate.
Terms made known on the day ofsalo.
MARTHA DEAL, \ Adm’X.
CALVIN DEAL, /Adm’r.
June 12th, 1850 Jo 16
NOTICE.
A LL persons having claim- against the estate of
Evan Junes, late of ( foulfou comity, Ou., do-
cou-ed, are requested to present them, ill terms jf
law, aud tho*e uulebted will Ideate make payment
to the subscriber.
STEPHEN McCALL, Executor.
Centrevilluge, Gn., June 14th. 1850 Jo22
NOTICE.
W ILL bo sold, between me usual hours ofsalo,
ou tho first Tuesday in August next, before
tlio court, bouse door iu Trader’s Hill, t'harllou
county, Go.. Two negro men, (Dick und Tom)—bo
longing to Hie estate ul Evan Jones, late of suld
county, dcccft-cd. Isold under provlsl n of tho will
and by order of tho honor' bio Ordlunry of said
county. STEPHEN* McCALL, Kx’r.
Ceiiticvillago, Ca., June l4th, I860 jo22
RELIGIOUS WORKS.
H ISTORY ul tho Croat Reformation of tho Six
teenth Century, iu Certn my, Switzer lit ltd,Ac,
b.. j LL Merle D'Aubigue, live volumes complete in
OHO.
Tho Life of Martin Luther, tho German Reform
er, io Any Pictures, Loin designs of Gustav Komg,
io winch is a ided a sketch of the ri.-o aud progress
of mo Uelbriuation in Germ my.
Lfo aud 'limes <4 Rev El(jau llodding, D D, late
-euior Bishop of the Methodist lipisci-p.il Ghurch.
by DW Clark, DU.
Sermons on several 0 ’ca-inns, by tho Rov John
Wo.-l y, A M, m four volumes.
^ s.eanons 1'iom tho Pulpit, by ll It Bnscom, I) D,
Life of II BiJdlomau Bascotn, I) D, L L D, lute
Bi hop of tho Methodist Episcun.il Church, South,
by Rev M M Ilonkio, I) 1).
Posthumous Woi k* of the Rev Henry B Bascom,
I) D, L i. D, one of the Bishops of tnu MuthudLt
Eplscnpul Church South, edited by the Rov Thomas
N Rdstou. A ,\1.
Life of tins Rev Uolj.-vt Newton, U D, by Thomas
Jackson
The B irds of the Bible, by George Gulfillnn.
Tho Atmlory of Religion—Natural uud Revcalod
—io the Constitution aud Course of Nature, by Jo
seph Butler, I. L D, late Lord Bishop of Durham.
Baptism—a tie Ul.-o on the nature, perpetuity,
subjects, administration, mode, aud uhos of thfi ini-
lia iug ordinance of the Christian Church, by Thoa
d Sumners.
Baptism—with rcfurciieo to its iuijiorl, modes,
history, proper uao, and tlio duty of parents to bap-
tjz-21 children, by James L Chapman, a minister oi
iiie Memphis Conference of tho Moliiudlst Episcopal
Church. South.
For .-ale ut lf»9 Congress street by
JuneSg WARVOCK k DAVT8.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS!
SOUTH-SIDE, RICHMOND k DANVILLE, AND
Vlvglula & TcnucMeo
aor SUMMER
AitBANGEMENT.
Hhortest, most comfortable aud moat expeditious
Route to tho
VIRGINIA SPRINGS 1
THROUGH BY DAY-LIGHT.
And Uuggugo Checked Through, except ou Stages.
Visitors to the Virgiuiula Springs by ibis route,
take tho South-Side Ball road cars at Petersburg, or
the Richmond aud Danville curs at Richmond, at 0
A. M., dally, (Sundays excepted,) arrive at Lynch-
burg to diunor, aud thcuco, via tho Virglula aud
Teunessco Railroad, reach Bousack's Dopot at 31-4,
aud Salem at 4 P. M., uud at either place tako
Kent. Summersoii & Co’a Fine Line or
Stages I
Tlioso via Ilousack’s lodge at Fincaatle, dine at the
Rod Sweet, or Sweet*Springs, aud arrlvo at tho
White Sulphur Springs, (17 miles) early on tho
uveulng of tho second day from Petersburg, or Rich
mond, without NIGHT TRAVEL, and with but 64
miles or Staging. Or b> tho Salem route, stop all
night at tliu Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, (10
miles distuut from Salem,) dine at the Rod aweot,
or Sweet Springs, and arrlvo at tho White Sulphur
Springs un tho evening or the following day.
Thu Virginia k Tounossco Railroad is locatod
through a most rumautic country, possessing a cli
mate unsurpassed for its salubrity aud delightful tern'
perature, The road pusses the base of the
PEAKS OP OTTER I
And within throe miles of tho Alleghany Springs,
ouo mile of the Moutxomery White Sulphur Springs,
aud within four miles of the Yellow Sulphur Springs;
all plcusuutly situated a few miles apart, ou tUo
Eastern slopo of the Alieghuuy mountain, in Munt
gotnory county. Tho waters of those Springs aro
celebrated for tholr grout medicinal qualities, tho ac
commodations aro oxcollout, aud have oceu greatly
lucreasod since last season.
49* Vi si tors to the Red Sulphur Springs tako
Kuut. Summcrson k Go’s Stages ut Newborn Depot,
on tbeeveulng of tbo day tbut they leave Peters
burg or Richmond, and arrivo ut tbo Springs ou tho
following day to uinuor, and Suit Sulphur Springs
ourly in tho evening or the second day from Rich
mond or Petersburg.
The Road from Kevberu Dopot to tho Roil Sul
phur Springs, (38 ratios,) has bocu graded auj
greatly improved siuco last seasou, aud is now re
garded iisonu of the host turnpikes in tho moun
tains.
Tho line of Telegraph from Richmoud will bo com
pleted und in operation to tho Mootgomory White
Sulphur Springs early in June.
Passengers to Kuoxvillo, Tennessee, take Kent,
Summersun & Go’s stages at tbo Western terminus
of the Virginia k Teuue-seo Railroad, now ISO miles
from Lynchburg (and being extended Westward ut
the rate oi 8 mlies per month) to the Eastern term!
utis of tho East Tennessee aud Virgiula Railroad,
aud arrlvo at Knoxville in 21-2 days from Peters
burg or Richmond.
Fare from Petersburg or lUehmond.
To Rod sweet, or Sweet Springs via Bousack’s,tlO 00
“ “ “ “ “ “ “ Suiem.... 10 60
11 White Sulphur Springs 11 Bonsack’s 11 00
“ “ “ “ “ Salem.... 11 60
“ Red Sulphor Springs 12 26
“ Alleghauy Springs 8 00
(i Montgomery Whito Sulphur Bprlugs 8 25
“ Yellow Sulphur Springs 8 46
“ Knoxville, Tennessee 23 00
Noth.—Tlio charge lor tickets to the Alieghuuy
Springs, Montgomery Whito Sulphur and Yellow
Sulphur Springs, does not iucludu the charge from
the Railroad lo tho Spnugs. l’a-scngers lor the Ai
I eg 11 uuy Springs, (4 miles distant,) take tickets to
rihawsvillc—fur Montgomery White Sulphur, (1
mho distant by u branch Railroad,) lake tickets to
Big Tunnel und fur tho Yellow Sulphur, (4 miles dis
tant,) tako tickets to Christian-burg dopot. Con
veyances will be fouud ut those placos.
For further Information apply to
E. A. GOODWIN,
Ticket Agent S. S. R. R., Petersburg.
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
Sup't Richmoud k Danville R. R., Richmond.
E. H. GILL,
Sup’t V. k T. R. It., Lynchburg.
KENT, SUMMERSON k CO.,
my!3-8m Fiucastle, Virginia.
ig rocelvtt
Medal at
World’* Fair, are now
offered to tho public
as tho Prixo Safe of
the World. Tested
and approved as thoy
v .. have been ovenr-
whoro, Utelr crowning victory was reserved to bo
awarded by tho Juries or the World’sFalr.
Tho proprietor plucotl One Thousand Dollars In
Gold In the ouo oxhibited at tho World’s Fair, Ixm-
don, aud Invltod all the Mck-Loeks in the world to
open tho Safe, with or without the koys. and take the
money as a rowartl for tholr Ingeuully; although
operated upon by several skilled In the art, noona
could Pick the Lock or open tho Safe.
By an Improvomont u;»n tho original Salamandor,
introduced by the prosentowuer of the patent-right,
tho interior Is rendered wholly lm|»crvloua to damp,
and books, papers aud Jowolry might be preserved
lu ouo or his safes for a century without contracting
a blemish Trora mould or mllldow.
To gunrd against counterfeits every Sofa from tho
manufactory of tlio subscriber, and sold by him or
his ngonts, lias a brass plato in Irout, bearing bla
tinino; each Is also furnished with ouo or his Im
proved Thief Detecting lacks, which la a good guar
antee against robbery.
8. 0. HERRING k CO.,
Nos. 135,137 and 131) Watcr st., N. Y.
Agents in Savaunub, Messrs. BEIJ. A PRENTISS,
who keop conslaiitly on hand a fall and complote
assortment, which ilioy will boII at Mauulkcturera’
prices. aeptSS
LIBEL Full UiVuiAb,
£ WUkiluon, 1 joUburlyauperlwCurl,
Tboa. Wilkluran.J J, " y lorm '
I T appermg lu uio Court, by tho return of the
sheriff, m tlio above slateil case, that the Ucfoud-
aul is uot to bo found in the county, and Ihui lie i
not to bo fuuuu in tlio state; on motion oi Wu» B
tiauldeu, counsel for libellant, it is ordure : that ser
vice be pji footed tin r-uiu deieuiliiul, by a pubiica.
lion of tin. notice once a ni.nuii for three inoutlis,
next preceding the next term of said -unuriur Court,
requiring suLi tlufeudatit to tic and uppear utrttie
next term of Libui ty auiierior Court to answer in
the suid cause
A true extract (rum the minutes of said Superior
Court.
Jy2 s. A. FRASER, Clerk.
ANN BROWN
l
WILLIAM ll! IIBOW.S'.J
I T appearing to the Court, In- the return of the
Sheriff, that the defendant, William It Brown,
U uot hi b i louud m the cuumy oi Buiioch; on mo
tion Of Levi .4. D’Lyon, Attorney Tor the plaintiff, it
U ordered tbut the defendant tl-iapp- ar uud lite lilt
answer or defensive nllt gallon. <m or behne the
first duy uf the nexuerm of tills l ooit, and lh.it
E ubliuuil <u oi tills wnl be made in hi 1 of the puli-
c gazettes'of the city of Savannah once u mouth for
three mouths.
A true extract from tho minute i, this 22d day of
March, 1866.
Jyli—lainjm DAVID BEASLEY, c * c it e.
piusir Sulinou, Lobsters und .Sardines, for
salo by
Jan 2
1JABKET8! BASKETS!—We would cull the
XJ altent'oii of the ladies lo our spick of Work,
Traveling uud tine Fancy Basket*, the (urgentassort
ment m the city, at the House 1- urnidung rfore, 166
Broughton ntruet.
mur21 HORACE ‘KIRSK.
siuins: siihits: j 8ium.>i::
J li A Yli just received n large assortment of
JL vvlmouod figured .Shirts, of every quality aud
-tyle, and soperhiy made, with collars to match,
urders will also be taken, and shirts made to suit
my particular .-tyle or taste of tbo wearer. Call at
tliu t^ur Clothing Emporium, 147 Buy street.
my 14 WM. O. PRICK.
' REMOVAL.
The subscriber bus Removed on tho , .
Bay. next door to the lUspubUv-an'(j|M]||r«
olhee, where lie is now opening arrllllJO
liandsouie assortment of rf P It I N G LJ ViU
t.Mi’.-UMMER GOODS, which lie will sell by the
pattern or make to order m tlio most fusbiunublo
• tyle. Also, Ready Mudo clothing for tho preseut
and coming season.
Thaiiklul for piut favors, he hopes to merit a con
tinuance of the same.
N. It —Cutting, Altering and Repairing done ut
the shortest notice.
Just received White Drill Coats and Pants, White
and Figured Marseilles Vests, for sale ut a ntnail pro
wl 2
JOHN W. KELLY.
DRAPER. AND TAILOR.
JEFFERSON fflREEr NEAR BROUGHTON.
S Tlie suhscriher take.- 1 this opportunity
to inform lit.-; frieuda and tlui public, that
he is enabled, I’rnm experiencu, uud tho
iotoitlvo perooptions of the truths of.
science, based on the common rules of surveying
forms, both plane and spherical, to cut nnd make up
garments to lit the human form In the most complete
ami finished style, to ail wlm may favor him with a
all.
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Eg Mjl
uH^SuETofaaiffilitjfltr
/”\N and alter Sunday, the I4th October, Inst,
Vy and until further uulico, tho Passeugor Trains
mi Hie Central Railroad will ruu os follows :
BETWEEN BAVANNAU AND MACON,
i.eaves Savannah Daily at...6 a if and 12.15 p v.
Arrive In Macon “ “..2.15 pm “ 1 am.
Louve Macou “ “.11.45 a M “ 0.30 p M.
Arrive in Savau’b “ “10.46 p if “ 7.20 a m
1IWWKK.V SAVANNAH AND ADQCSTA.
Leave Savanuab 12.16 p m and 8.30 p. m.
Arrivo in Augusta 8.46 p M “ 6.30 a m.
Leave Augusta 6. a M “ 4.30 p m
Arrive in Savannah 1.30 pm “ 10.45 p
UKTWRKN MACON AND ACUPSTA.
Leave Macon .11,46 a M and 0,30 p m.
Arrivo iu Augusta 8.45 p M “ 6.80 a m.
Leave Augusta 6. AM “ 4.30 p M.
Arrive lu Macon 2.16 p M “ 1. am.
USTWEKN SAVANNAH, WLLEXIKVJLU & IATONTOX.
Leave Savannah t, am
Arrive iu Millcdgevlllo 2.45 p m.
Iajuvo Macon 1146 A M
Arrlvo lu Katontou 6. PM,
W. M. WADLEY Gen’l Bupt.
Savannah, Ga., Oct. 12, 1866. ocU6.
CHANGE OF KJHEDU1.E ON THE
SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD
Over wilted passes tde Great-
New York A New Orleans Mails,
O N und alter Sunday, February 3d, 1850,
two dully trains between Macon aud Columbus
ami one between Macon uud Atnerlcus,
J-euvo Macon at 2 a m, and 3 pm; arrivo at Colutn
bus at 7 15 a m, and 1030 p m ; leave Columbus at
4 15 a m, nuil 1 30p m;arrivo at Macon at 10 64 a m,
and 7 40 i* m; leave Macon at 2 a m; arrivo at Araeri
cus at 0 40 a m; loavo Amcricus at 2 20 p M; arrive at
Jlacon at 7 40 p m; raukiug a complete connection bo-
tween Montgomery, Alabama, and Augusta, KingB-
vllle, Wilmington and Charleston; also, with Centra)
RailroadTralus to Savannah, Millodgeviiluaud Eaton
ton, aud with Macon aud Western trains tc Atlanta
Chattanooga, Nashville and Kuoxviile. Tenn.
At Columbus with Girard and Mobile Kullroad U.
Kufaultt, Ala., connecting dally at Americas with
four borhe Post Coaclics to Tallahassee, Albany
Thomasviile, Baiubridgo, &c., with tri-weekly huckL
to Lumpkin, Cuthbert, ko., at Fort Valley with hacks
to l-orry, Hayucsvlllo, HawklusvlUe and Knoxville,
Ga. Pussongors for Amorioua and points below Fori
Valley, should take tbo 12 16 p m train from Bavan-
nab; und liio 6 I’M truiu from Augusta, to avoid de
tention at Macon. For other points on Uio South
western or Muscogoo Roads tuko olther train from
Savannah or Augusta. Possougors leuving Amorl-
cus ut 2 20 p m Will roach Columbus nt 10 30 r u the
Boys’funny dresses, Ball costumes, Military and same night.
Firemen’s Unffornis, ta;. t ftc, Pussongors tyom Columbus and the West for Am-
* oricus, South-western Georgia or Florida, should
take tho 1 30 p m traiu at Columbus, sloop at Fort
Vulloy, and reach Amorlcus nt 0 40 a m uoxt morn
Ing.
First class steumshlps louve Savannah for New
York on Wednesdays and Baterdays, and for Phila
delphia on Wednesdays. Passage la tho Cabin *26,
Steerage $8.
Faro from Montgomery to Savannah $14 00
“ Columbus “ “ 10 00
“ Amorlcus “ »« 8
.. . GEO. W. ADAMS, Sup’t.
Macon, January 30th, I860. maylS
P. HORACE GRANT,
Jufferson r.t., ouo door North of Broughton street,
dec 7—ly .
| >Ai-i;it iianuinuh and iiuiidurs—
X Ju.it received a great assortment ol the most
with borders to match, f.oml
CHAFFER k CO.’S,
No. u Whitaker street.
LE, LaKD, &u.-—2u i.Ij..i Prune i«uru; »o do
L Taylor k Son’s Ale; f»u do suuur, hiioh and hut-
UrBiscuil; received uud for .-ult; by
MoMAHuN « DOYLE,
juriHlP 206 nod 207 Bay *trwt.
19-4
Xa3 Tc Zephyr Wliaiobouo.-Skirts;
Fruucb Linen Drillings;
York Mills aud Water twi-.t Bleaohud Shirt
ings.
Black Moire Antique Trimmings;
Black F.:uih« Bolls;
EuglLli Thread Edgings;
Hosiery, Bihhoii-*, we.
Just received pur uteninur Augunta.
Je»‘J Hum IT k MORGAN.
AY—lOO bulei piTino Hay, how landing and
for sole low from the whan, by
UH*S8 (J. A. GREINER.
legiint palter us,
cents to $2, at
aprfiO
G.'MTaUiFFfli;
SUCCESSOR TO LATE M. EASTMAN.
Corner of Bryan nnd Whiinkor .Streets.
HA*-'now on hand a huniitifiil aa- v
feyjv poriincnt ol Jewelry of every ills-
cription and kind worn by Indies
and gcntlumeii, und will sell at unusually low prices,
I have this duy received (per Express) a large
stock of elegant riivur Ware, consisting of Cake nnd
i‘ie Knives, plain and eugmvod Fish Knives and
Forks, Plcklod Knives aud Fol ks, Knives, Forks nnd
Bpeons, Napkin Rings, Nutmeg Graters, Am. Ac., all
in MomrcociiMcs, nud •suitable for pro units, i have
ul.io this day received mi addition lo my stock uf
Imli work of light colored Curls, Top^ys, Braids,Front
Pieces, Bands, Uncle Tom, Am., which now makes
my assortment complete. Orders received for any
color dc.-lml.
Watches rcnalred by und under tho supervision
of self, uud nil other work done iu u workmanlike
manner, nnd wnrmno-d. inuy 26
O N CUNHllJNMENT—
2UOO hui-holrt PrlnioCorn;
100 do Cow Peas;
200sacks "Palace Mills’’ Flour;
10 Uhls Raw Glm;
10 do Mououu’aliela Whisky;
6 do Domestic Brandy;
For sal»low, by
jam PArrpN hutton k <n
I I KaNDY. GIN,"wHUSV AND m'm"—tor salo
J J by (mayfiO) WILLIAMB k RATCLUF,
VIRGINIA CENTRAL R.ROAD
Winter Ananqcmtnl—Cart StaiiinufoiM Uroadiit
Heavy Rail all the way toCfortlonsvlllo.
W HEN the Potonmc 1b closed with ice titis
routo inay bo relied un by passeugors, to ou
suro the connection going North or South. Tlio road
is ontiroly roiald with a buiierlor T roll as fitr os
Gordoimvillo. During tho winter tho traiu will Hturt
Irom the old station, In Richmoud, on Broad utroot,
at 7M a M.. puss Gordonsvlllo at 11 a m., and arrlvo
lu BtuunUniat326 p m. Down train loavosHtaun-
ton ut 0 40 a m, passes Gordonsvlllo at 11 a m, und
atrlvoIn Richmond at2.30 pm.
Faro to Gordonsvlllo .$2 00
'* 4 * 6 00
Both tralus arrive lu Gordonsvlllo in amplo timo
lo tako tho train ortlio Orange and Alexandria Rail
road. Pontons who luavo Richmond at 7J4 A M., can
tako tbo Orango aud Alexitudria cars at Gordons-
villa II' thoy cbooso to do so, aud by that tnntii will
reach Alexandria by 8.40 P M., but this comiwny can
ticket them ouly to Gordousvllle.
ool7 tf H. D. WHITQOMB, 8upt,
-PROOF LOCK.
Having received the
BOOK & JOB OFFICE.
Merchants Can besuppllodatshort notico with
BIU-Heada, Bill* of Lading,
Dray Books, Circulars, Cards
LOCAL EVIDENCE UF THE VALUE AND FIRE-
PROOP ttUAUTtWOP
WILDER’S SALAMANDER SAPES t
At Manufactured by Steams A Mamin, New York.
In tho fire of the 8d
Inst., which consum
ed tho brick building
ocouuiod by Mr. Jno.
T. Thomas, oppoalto
tho Gas Works, In this
city, was a safo ot
the above descriptions
containing Uio books, papers, and money or Mr.
Thomas, aud although tho bulidiug was dotroyod,
the said Safo sustained no Injury whatever from the
lutouRo boat to which it had boou exposed. On open-
lug the Safe, tho contents wore fouud iiudlsturbed.
aud lu tha same order aud condition as when placed
tbero, oxcept a slight discoloration to tho projocting
ends of a few papers, and tho backs of ono or twoo ’
the books, caused by tho steam generated In tho
Bufo, while at Us greatest boat.
Tho Safe and contents, as it camo from the ruins,
may still bo scon, in the possession of Mr. Thomas,
at tho Gas Works. A large assortment of these cele
brated Safes always on humLand for salo by
C. H. CAMPF1KLD,
Agout for tho Manufacturers,
July 2d, 1866. 171 Bay-st., Savannah, Ga.
1 tako pleasure in corroborating the foregoing state-
incut, and iu addition would add, that Uio books aro
now lu use. J. T. THOMAS.
Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf.
July 20th, 1866. octO—tf
Particular atteutiou given to BOQK AND PAM-
PHLET PRINTING, such as Catalogues far College*,
Proceedings of Meetluga. Reports, By-Laws, etc.,
Thanklul far the vory liberalpatronago heretofore
received, we respectfully solicit a continuance ol
the same, fooling that we shall bo able fa please ul)
who may favor us with a call, both as to pricos uud
execution or work.
NOTICK TO HAIUHGRI.
rrUIE buoys at 8t. Simons Inlet and I
X been arranged In tbo fallowing mat
outer Bar Uu.»y is a targe first class n
.
Si-.:.; . OH. W.B. MOBKI.KV-1i'lM.,uM.t u
WitlUtS. foil thc treatn,c;il ul
T \\\m ‘JV?. " ens, Fistula, arm all U|,„|« Fii
Tumours, Is now open for Uie l!!ll
DYING AND RENOVATING
ESTABLISHMENT,
73 YORK STREET, NEAR THE COURT HOUSE.
SAVANNAH, GA.,
Established In IB3R.
rpHE Subscriber grateful to his friends and
I patrous for tholr cuutlnuul favors, would state
tout In addition to tho improvomeuts In DYING, ao
quired by him during his last visit to England and
Scotland, him made arrangements for extondlng his
business, by which ho is now ouabled fa dye a
greater variety of colors on silk and woolon dresses,
shawls, &c., which he trusts will generally please
all who may favor him with tholr patronage.
Gentlomon’s garments dyed, cleaned or renovated
as may be required, iu tlio same superior style which
has generally so much pleased his patrons and
Table Covers, and Ludios’ Crape Shawls, ko.
cleaned and finished in tho first style.
Ladies’ Bonnots dyed, bleached and prosed la
tho moat fashionable styles.
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
Terms moderate.
When parcels aro sont by stoamboats or railro*d,
word should be sent him by loiter through tbo post
office, so that ho may know whore to call for thorn.
mch 10 ALEXANDER GALLOWAY.
HEINTZELBIANN’S
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.
T HE distinguished favor with which this essence
has been received throughout all soutionB ot
the Union us a remedy at once safe, agreeable aud
effectual for luclplont Diurrhcoa, cholera Morbus,
Weak aud relaxed Rowels, Prostration by heat or
fatigue, Uy<-poptjia, Flatulence, Colic, Cramp, Lan
guor or Debuiiy from sedentary habits, Ac., has in
duced the proprietor to give It every publicity in his
power. V pen l»s meriits comment Ib unnecessary,
as its own intrinsic worth is its best eulogy. It car
ries with it the evidence of its superior excellence,
freely attested to by the young, the old, and scores
of families who, prompted by a cureful regard for
tliuir health uud comfort, are dally adopting it as au
LVDISmsAULK FAMILY KBMKUY. TllOI'O in porliups 110
medlciuul preparation extant so simple and iutrm*
less, yet salutary uud ullective, whose worth will be
more appreciated or uulversallv adopted than the
liquid Unger prepared by Helutzelinau.
For salo by J. E. DxFOKD, Druggist,
jolt) 3ra Savannah, Ga.
and Bouud have
manuor:
_ T ass nun, taluted
red, with the No 2 lu white—is placed Is tweuty
foot water at low tide, and must be left on tbu star
board hand enlorlng. St Simons light bears N W
by W % W. North point of Jekyl W by N tf S.
Mlddlo Buoy—is a largo second class uun, paint
ed black, with No 1 lu white—Is placed ill sixteen
foot water at low tide, on tbo Eastoru edge of tliu
Mlddlo Ground, and must bo loft ou tho port liutul
entering. St Simons Light bears N W by W )i W.
North point or Jekyl W by N.
liracr Buoy—D a second class nuu,paluled black,
with the No 3 in whito—Is placed In twenty-one
leot water at low Udo, on tbo polut ol shoal ruunlug
off from Jekyl Islaud, and must bn left ou tho port
hand outerlug. St Simons Light bears N K by N K
N. North point Jekyl W by 8 M 8.
In tbo Sound Is the tower Middle Ground Buoy—
which Is unmoral class nun, painted with red und
blaek horizontal straws—Is placed iu twelve feet
water at low tide, on the lower polut of the Mlddlo
Ground, to mark the two channels. 8t Simons
Light boars N E by E. North point of Jekyl Islund
S E by 8 S.
Middle Middle Ground Buoy—la a socoud class
nun, painted red, with No 4 in white—is placed lu
eighteen feet water at low tide, uoar tho olbow ol
tho Middle Ground, and must he left on the star
board band entering. North point of Jekyl bars N
E « E. Brunswick polut W by 8.
Upper Middle Ground Buoy—is a second class
nun, painted red, with the N* 6 in white—is placed
in 18 feet water at low tide, near the upper cud oi
the Mlddlo Ground, and must be left ou the star
board hand outering.- Brunswick poiut bears W
X 8. Mouth or Jekyl Creek 8 J* K.
Now.—In running in for St Simons Bur bring the
Light fa boar N W by W W, while in four fathoms
water. This bearing as a course will tako yon up
to the Outer Bar Buoy and into the Sound, passing
the buoys as directed.
By order or the Light House Boara.
C. MANIGAULT MORRIS,
J o28—tf to H. Insiiector, 6th District.
NOTICE to mariners. '
T HE buoya at SI. Andrew’s Inlet and Sound have
boon arranged in tbo following manner:
Bar Buoy—is a second class cau, paluted red, with
the No 2 in white—Is placed In slxteeu water at low
tide, and must be left on the starboard hand enter
ing. Little Cumberland Light bears W bv W N\
South point or Jekyl N W by W.
Middle Buoy—is n second class cau, paiuted i ed,
with the No 4 in white—Is placed In nineteen feet
water at low tide, near tbo High North Breakers,
and must be left on the starboard hand entering.
Cum laud light boars W by N u N. South point oi
Jekyl N W X W.
Inner Buoy—Is a second class can, painted black,
with Noliu white—Is placed in twenty-ono fuel
waler at low tide, near a dry shoal running off from
Cumberland blond, and must be left ou the port
hand entering. Cumberland Light hears 8 \V by tV
>4 W. South point or Jekyl N W y % W.
In the Sound is the Middle Grouud Buoy— secoud
class can, painted with red and black horizontal
stripes—Disced in ten feet water at low tide, on a
poiut of shoal running down from tho SatUla River,
aud nearly in the middle or the Bound. Vessels
must not pass to the westward or it. Camberiand
light ^boars S by K K E. Innor polut of Jokyl N
^uoy at the sntranco or SatUla River—is a second
class can, paintod black, with No 3 iu white—is
placed In ten feet wator at low Udo, and must bo
left ou the port hand entering. Cumberland Light
bears S by E. Outer point or Jekyl bears N K.
Now.—lu ruunlug in for St. Andrew’s Bar bring
the light to bear W by N X N, while in four fath
oms wator. This bearing as a course will take you
up to tbe Bar Buoy, thou haul offto tbo northward
until tbe Middle Buoy, No 4 is in range with the
Light, (to avoid two lamps in a direct liuc, W by N
Yt N, between the two buoys,) when stoerfor it—
r ising It to tho southward. From this buoy a N
by W K W course will bring you into the Souud.
By order of the Light House Board.
C. MANIGAULT MORRIS,
Je2$—tf to H. Inspector, 6th District.
MRS. FREELAND has open
ed at her Rooms, N«. 174
Broughtou Street, a fine selec
tion or Spring Milinery. and i3
constantly receiving pur steuin •
crs. now and difforout styles of Bunuets; also, Dross
and Mantilla patterns.
1- Bonnets oleauod and pressed as usual.
aprlO
Brooke Hall Female Seminary,
MEDIA, DELAWARE CO., PA.
MISS MARIA L. EA.STMANN, I’iuncipal.
Tiii-i Seminary, located in tho do-
Ughtful und healthy village or Media,
thirteen miles from 1’hiladolpbia, by
Railroad, will bo
OPENED ON WEDNESDAY,
September 10th, 1866.
Tue commodious buildlug, now in process of erec
tion, willi all tho modern improvements, will be
finished bv ihu first of August, und will contain such
accommodations, both iu point of taste and comfort,
oa canuot fall to satisfy parents that while their
daughters &ru enjoying the benefits of mouutl cul
ture, they have also ttie comforts of a refined home.
This iuatituilonU established with a view to afford
to youug ladies the most perfect combination of ad
vantages for the attainment of a thorough and ac
complished education, aud no pains or expense will
he spared to rendor it iu reality what it professes to
be, a school of superier merit. Miss Eastman, the
Priuclpul, wus at tho head ol a school iu New Eng
land previous to herrusideuco iu Pennsylvania, aud
for the last six years has boeu known to tbo patrons
of Aston Ridge Seminary, us presiding teacher in
that Institution.
The Pt. iluv. A. PottJi', Bishop of tlio Dioceso of
Pennsylvania, says:—
“Miss M. L. rastman, who proposes to open a
Young Ladiin. Summary in Media, DelawaroCo.,
Pu., in September next, has boon known to tho sub
scriber fur several years past. Ho has a very high
opinion of her cupuclty, efficiency nnd devotoduess
as nu educator. She lias hud a largo aud success-
fill experience. The bulidiug which is to be erected
for her use will contain every accommodation. Tho
village aud surrounding country aro distinguished
for hca tbfulueHs and beauty, and tho subscriber has
coutldom e that parents who eutrust their daughters
fa Miss Kastman will have no reason to regret it.”
Miss Kastman will be aided by an efficient corps
of Teachers.
Tho French lauguage will be taught and spoken
by a Parisian lady, resldiug in the family.
The Lutin, Geriimu, Spanish and Italian languages
will reevivo duo atteutiou.
Tlio Natural Sciences will be taught, with tbe aid
of a largo aud expensive apparatus.
The Musical Department will bo tinder the charge
of a lady ciulucutly qualified to fill tbu situation; aud
all preferring a mule teacher on the Piano or in
Singing, can have tho benefit of a Visiting Teacher
from Philadelphia.
Drawing aud Paiuliug will be uuder the direction
of a lady accomplished iu tho art.
Tho uumbor of pupils is limited to forty.
Thu Terms for Board atul Tuition in all tbe branch
es excopt Music, are $160 per sos.-don of five mouths.
Miss Kastman lias liberty to refer to the following
gentlemen:—
lit.. Rev. A. Potter, l).l)., uud tho Episcopal clergy
lion. F:.Pierco, President of tho United States.
lion. S. 1*. Chase, Governor ofO.ilo.
’Hon. N. B. Baker, Ex-Govoruor of New Hamp
shire.
Hon. M. W. Tuppau, M. C. from New York.
Rov. N. Stem, of Norristown, l’a.
Rov. A. McLeod, Clearfield, l’a.
Pierce Butler, Esq,,of Philadelphia.
J. U. Okie,Esq., do.
K. W. Clark, Esq., do.
George Wharton, Esq., do.
Christopher Eraser, Pollsvlllo, Pa.
George Wyman, St. touie, Mo.
ilun. P. 0. Johuson, Wasbingtou, J). C.
For furthor particulars, or for circulars apply to
tbo Principal, MISS MARIA EASTMAN,
JolO cod am Media, Delaware Co, Pa.
TSUR’S
PATENT AIR-TIGHT SELF-SEALING
CANS AND JARS,
For Preserving
FRUITS,
TOMATOES, ko.
Full directions
far preserving
accompany each
Can. For sale at
manufacturer’s
prices by tho
HOR’(!e MOSSF,
116 Broughton
street.
may 29
PERIODICALS.
P UTNAM’S Monthly Magazine for May.
Frank Loello’s Gazette ol Fashions for May.
Uluckwood’s Edinburgh Roviow for April.
Received und for sale by
WARNOCK k DAVIS,
maylO 160 CougresB street.
UHLS. FLOUlt in store and for sale
A40 by may7 CRANK, WELLS k CO.
KA Casks Ohio Catawba Brandy in store,
19\J and fur salo by tho only regular Agout for
Savannah. J. M. EYRE,
my 14 U4 Bav street
JUST RECEIVED.
-I* PER STEAMER, au assortment of
fmjJ 'Missus and Children’s Plain Straws.
Ladies’ NKOPOUl'AN BONNETS. IN-
FA.\ I’d’ HATS und FIATS. Also afow
HATS. For sule by MRS. FREELAND,
may 17 Broughton street.
T ISLE THREAD GAUNTLET&—The only
U article of tho kind lu tho city. For sal* by
J. W. TURKLKKLD,
mur2? corner of Congress and Wbitaktr-sts
TaWfl'ogWOT' VjBBSiB^Ja 1 recolTcd
Ut and for Mia by J. W. TURKLKKLD.
Mm Pont* nd WlillkilrflgttU.
A pples & potatoes-
10 bbls Choluo Mercer totatoes;
26 “ “ UiimoU Amilao.
For aalo by
moyiB
HuMetl Apples.
I, A. MOWN.
FBBNUB HILLINEBY
AND
Dress Making.
ICE PITCHERS.
DOUBLE
Water Pitchers,
Some new aud beautffu)
designs, Plated uud Brlta-
nia.
At Uie Ifouse Furnishing
g Store,
156 BROUGHTON STREET’,
HORACE MORSE.
Savannah, April 30.
apr30
tim.
TO WOOL SELLEItS.
rpHE Undersigned have this day opened a
X Store in CongregB street, opposite tho Murkct,
for tbe purchase of Wool, Sheep Skins, Hides, Boos
Wax, Deer Skins, and Country Produce iu general.
The highest cash prices will be paid for all Uie above
article* on delivery ^in Savannah. Mr. L. J. GUIL-
MaRTIN has been appointed as Agent, fa whom all
persons having business transactions with tbo un
dersigned may apply.
J. W. 81IYTHE k 00.
Savanuab, May 19,1866. may20
~ PIANO FORTES.
HAVING lately received largo ad
ditions to our PLANO FORTES, we
ar© enabled fa oiler at this timo the
greatest variety from the beBt manu
facturers, from the plainest squaro to the mast elab
orately carved, and from six fa soveu octaves.
Our Plano* are selected from the manufacturers
whom we have fall confidence iu, nnd wo are par
ticularly requested by them to give a guaranty with
every instrument sold by us us regard? durability,
tone, &c.
Persons in waut of a first rate instrument may re
ly with safety upon getting such a one by selecting
from the following makers, whose iustrumeuts we
endeavor to koep coustautiy on baud, vix : H. Wor
cester, J. Chickerlng ft Son. Nunus ft Clarke, Bacon
ft Ravens, H. Waters, and Haines, Brothers ft Gum
ming. I. W. MORRELL ft CO.
aug 27
cool - retheat i
THE ARBOR BILLIARD SALOON,
(upstairs)
Corner Bull aud Bryan streets, over Barber Shop,
Juno 27 J. M. HAYWOOD, Agent.
gspi % ’
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
Uelntbold’s Highly Concentrated Com
pound Fluid Extrnut liurhu* .
IS A CERTAIN, SAFE, AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY
TntuR Diseases of tue Bladder, Kldnoys, Gravel,
Dropsy, WeaUitow, Secret Diseases, abstrac
tions, Female Cuniplaints, und all diseases of tbo
Sexual Orgatis, whether in
- MALB OU FKMALK.
from whatever cause thoy muy liuvo originated, and
NO MATTER OF 110W DING STANDING.
This tiopular and specific remedy Is now offered
to (lie affileted, and gnaruutcod fa euro nil the above
oomplolnts. It searches but tho vory root of the
disease, driving out all the diseased. Ilulds of tho
hotly, thus removing the cause und rondoring tho
cure
CERTAIN AND PERMANENT.
Tills medicine allays twin and inflammation, which
other remedies Invariably cause, and can bo taken
with less troublo aud cxihjiiso to palionts. This in
fallible remedy has saved thousands upon thousands
from tho hands ol'
MERCILESS QUACKS,
if not from premature graves, lu cases of infection
tho Compound Buchu is tho only urtlclo worthy of
the least coulldeuce of the ufilicled iu performing
SAFE CURES.
It contains no narcotic, mercury, or othor Injurious
drug, but la purely a Vegetable Cnmjxjititim. It Is
vory agrooablo to tlio taste, creates no perceptible
odor, and may bo taken by persons ol either sox
without hindrance from business or medical advice,
as plain directions for uso accompany the tnedicino.
Reader, if you huvo any of tho ubovo complaints, do
not neglect thorn,
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
With this inodiciuo you cau euro ynutsoir, and thus
prevent all oxposuro.
TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL
This medicine speodily and effectually cures tho
most virulent form of secret diseases, and eradicates
every partlclo of infectious matter from the system,
restoring the patient to a pevfest state of
HEALTH AND PURITY.
Ileimbolil’fl Highly Concentrated Com
pound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla.
For purifying tho Blood, removing all diseases ari
sing from excess of Mercury, exposure and Im
prudence in life, chronic constitutional diseases,
arising from nu impure state of Blood, and the
only reliable and effectual known remedy for tho
cure of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ulcer
ations of tho Throat and togs, Pains and Swellings
of the Bones, Tetter, Pimples on the Face, and all
Scaly Eruptions cf the Skin.
It is gratifying to tho proprietor of these medicines
to be able to state that it is now nearly threo ycurs
since they wero first Introduced, during which timo
they have boon extensively used in various parts of
tho United States, aud have given to patient and
practitioner tho highest degree of satisfaction in tho
various cases iu which they have been employed ;
whether in town, couutry, hospital or privato prac
tice, they have invariably given tlio most decided
and unequivoenl satisfaction, nud produced the most
salutary and boneflcial effects. Numerous letters
liavo been received from the most distinguished
physicians in the couutry, aud fr om tho professors
of several medical colleges, recommending iu the
highest terms tho value ol theso medicines, aud
their superiority over nil othor preparations for
such complaints as tho proprietor recommends.
Numerous preparations of Sarsaparilla and of Buchu
and various modes of preparing them liavo been
given, all of which of course will differ according to
the mode of preparation which each individual may
adopt.
These modiciues require considerable care iu tlio
preparation nnd the employment of different men
strua In suticossivo operation to take up the extrac
tive matters, und, In cousequeuce, are most fre
quently improperly mado, uud not unfrequcntly
much impaired, If not rendered totally inert, l>y tho
injudicious and unskilful imuiugeinent of tlioso unuc-
qualnled with pharmaceutical preiwrutious. It Is
therefore or tlio highest consideration aud import
ance to tho public aud to the faculty that there
should he standard preparations of uniform strength
and possessing the uwsi advantages. To effect this
and obviate the evil ulluded lo, 1 have made u num
ber of experiments to ascertain tho most effectual
mode of extracting the virtues of tlio Sarsaparilla
and the Buchu, nud to discovi r the most eligible
form for their exhibition. The experiments have
rasultod most favorably, uud it is with much pleas
ure I now oiler to the public and the faculty my
Gompouud Fluid Extracts, which contain all tlio vir
tues of tho articles they are represented to bo mado
from in a highly concentrated form, nnd nrc the most
active preparations which can be made. Two tu-
blospoonsful of the Extract Sarsaparilla, added to a
pint of wutor, is equal to the Lisbon diet drink, und
one bottle fully equals In strength ono gallon of Syr
up Sarsutmrilla or decoction as usually made.
PRICES:
Fluid Extract Buchu. $1 per buttle, or 6 for $5
“ “ Sarsaparilla “ “ “ “
Certificates of cures and recommendations from
distinguished professors and phyolcimis will accom
pany each preparation. Prepared and sold by
U. T. HEtoMBOLD,
Practical <aul Analytical Chemist,
263, Chostnnt-st., ncur tho Girard House Pliilu.
To be had ofDruggisU uud Dealers in every sec
tion of the United States nnd Canadas.
All iotturs for the medit'iuc directed to tlio propri
etor receive immediate ntfautlou, uud rate deliveries
guaranteed. __ sept l—ly-dtw
JOJIIN - il.~RTOOKE 00.7
GIBBON'S BUILDINGS, SAVANNAH.. Ga.
WHOLESALEk UKTAIL imVOGtSTS.
Would call the auction of Merchants, Factors,
Plnuters, Physicians aud others, to their ex-
___ tensive mid well selected stock, comprising
every article In their Hue of busluc.’s, and which they
offer for million the most reasonable tonus for cash,
or approved credit, viz;
PAINTS, VARNISHES, GLASS, ftC.,
Whito Lead. Pure and No. 1; Tinman's Colors, dry
and iu oil; Japan, Copal, and Coach VuruUhcs .
Linseed Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Window Glass, Put
ty, Gold tonf, Paint Brushes, Sash Tools, and Gin-
Hera’s Diamonds.
LAMP, MACHINERY AND TA NX Kite’ Olto,
Bleached Sperm, Whnlu iuni Jjird Oils, for burning ;
all descriptions of Oil for nmchiiiury, viz., Patent Oil
Unbleached Sperm, tol d ami Rape Seed Oil; also
Trainer?,’ Neats, Foot amt Sweet Oil.
GROCERS’ ARTICLES.
Nutmegs, Mace, Alspico, Cinnamon, Pepper, Ginger,
Mustard, Saleratus, Soda, I’eurlush, Sweet < 'il, Sturcb,
Fig Utue, Mutches, fto.
FOR PHYSICIANS.
A great variety of the host French. English, aud
American Chemicals, Pharmaceutical Preparations,
Scloct powders, Surgicul Instruments, Vials Specie
Jars, Motullc Saddle bags, ftc. Also,
CAM PHENE AND BURNING FLUID.
Any one who may favor them with their orders may
depuud upon their receiving tho best attention, raid
that all goods furnished will be of a reliable quality.
Should they not give entire satisfaction, thoy may bo
returnod at the option of tho purchaser.
multi 0 ll
- ' j. e. Die FoiiD,
«APOTHECARIES HALL. 8. K. Corner of
IW Broughton aud Barnard Streets. Su van-
uah Ga., Wholesale and retail Deulors In
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Dye Woods and
PyeStuflb, French, English, uud American Perfum
ery, Fine Toilet nud Shaving Soaps, Combs aud
Brushes of every dcscriptlou, Surgical and Dental
Instruments. Trusses and Supporters of all kinds,
Spices, Snuffs, Manufactured Tobacco, Ah tbo Putent
or Proprietary Modiciues or the day. Superior Inks,
Pure Wines and Brandies for Medicinal purposes,
Extracts for Flavoring, Toilet and Fancy Articles, fte.
43" X. B.—Especial atteutiou given to the
preparation of Physicians’ Proscriptions aiul Family
Roclpos. Ship, Family and Travelling Modicino Cusiu,
With plain Directions for uso, including Directions for
treatment in cases of poisoning, Drowning, ftc.
»p?iy
of Tumours, Is now open for the
ireception of Patients, jjj*
inary la loaded near the Dopot and l o.-t (jiTfT!
Broadway.audcooudim ubout Unity laigeunlV',
furnished Rooms,,With good raid tm-ty n-rvul Jl
ways At blind, both Hula,, uu.i geirtieinen aVe S.n 1
ed at this Institution, aud will receive* the mo4 S'
and kind attention from the IToprato, "iS* 6
kU»tr ? n.hyAkh
Cuicor, toIbe |WII ton youre t« not»iiVi»MnL'
nny IHynlcian lu tho Bontl,. to| cllL , „ r r 0 "n” , ‘ l »
MPKMMnto nttrooa 4pon boioro tin, „ „„
dortnkon. All commuuloutkin» „„m | lt . \
•ddrotwed to W. n. HaStS' 1 * 11 '
; Urlllln, 4,.
mnrt • BlunitAM. Kiiij.y.,,,
llUN. Will ItfCtfllAV’H
TTNITED States, Canada and Cuba
OUrnnd’ln Ctoh! |ial “ fS ** 11 '’ “ ow «IU» »
Napoleon’s Confidential Correspontfent i wnt.,
brothor Joseph. L
Davau’s History or tbo Queen’s t.i « l0 D bu > .
Hanover—2 vols.
I^ThoAllachi in Mudrid.
Romance of Ihu llarom, by Miss i'ardur
Rachel Gray, by Julia Kuvanaugh.
Earnest Uusload, by Mrs. toe Hentz
W. THORNE tVILLUiia
J UbT RECEIVED—20 hoxSTshtwldita
prime, artlclo, 20 tierce. choice Toni.t.',''
Hams. In store, uud for sale by
mar 26 WAYNE. GRENVILLE Mo
•\TEW CROP CUBA MOLASSES77fto cj,.
go of-the Abbott Deveioaux, daily exiiwru!!
far aalo in lota to suit purchasers, by ‘ 1
jMffil RCII41ER.4 ft NQioti.a
CAllPKT AWgin iTOCSTKUy
140 Congress and 67 »S’f. Julien .Strcrh
T HE UNDERSIGNED would lake this oimo,
faulty to oxpreaslo hi; friend : mnl tin- ,„v
genoraUJftols sincere thank.-, for then llljura.’"
ago and influence, which ha.-, result.*., iuexn i,-.
his trade to nil parts of the State Also Oti-.,;'j.
Florida, Alabama und Teunessco, meieby crai, i
him to exhibit a stock unsm passed in any s.uth.
oity.
Famines, Merchants, Hotel Keojicr-. bh.i .-Uu t
boat Owners aro particularly invited to osamtuet
presont stock, which la uow complete iu uti ».,*
various dei»rlinehtt!, coustettng iu part of the fall,,
log goods, viz:
CARP Ml OKI* A UTMEX’t
Royal Medaliou,
Royal Velvet,
Mocet Wilton,
Mocol Brussels,
Tapestry Brussels,
Power Loom Brussels,
Three ply Ingrain,
Two ply Ingrain,
Wool Dutch,
English UruggeU >,
rious widths,)'
Mosaic Hearth Rug-
Velvet and Chci.iil* fi u ,.
Tufted Rugs,
ffiano and table Cora,*.
Door-Mats (every vurien
Silver ft Bras.-; .«tair IM-
Curpots Bindings, ke.
tv
p
iff
C ORN AND CORN MEAL.-1000 bus prime
Corn, White and mixed; 60 do fresh Corn Meal
n store and for sale by
deofll PATTEN HUTTON ft CO
BEAU I—niiiM) l i-HK AU I IT
That Is, if you can see ; and
BATB HOUBB,
HOT, COLD AND 8HOWBK.
I HAVE been asked to allow tbe Bath Rooms to
remain open to a later hour than nine o’clock ;
l* therefore give notice that from this date the Bath
Uousowlllbe upon until eleven o’clock at uight.
Price 26 cents. Six tickets for 91.
Je27 J. M. HAYWOOD. Agent.
FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
AT RBDUOKD RATES.
B ARGAINS cau now bu had by all tboso who
wUh to clothe themselves geuleelly, as I will
sell the balauce of my Roady-Mado, at reduced
rates on time, and ton per cent, off for cash. Call
and avail yourself of the chanco to obtaiu good arti-
nlea. At the Star Clothing Emporium.
WILLIAM O PRICE,
June 27 147 Rajr Htreet.
^LOUK.—60 barrels auperflue Flour, oxtra quall-
Jya
, Just received, and for sale by
YONGE ft FRIERSON,
No. 04 Bay street.
P ORK-
60 barrel* Mess Pork,
26 do Prime do
Landing and for aalo by
myl4 HOLCOMBE. JOHNSON ft 00.
fc SUPERIOR Choice Goshen Butter and Dutcl
5 Choose, received per steamer Alabuna^^
Fj AY.—100 bales prime North River Hay, laud-
XX i»I Ihu day from brig Augusta, and lor ante
on the wharf by
Jyl CRANK, WELLS ft 00.
flf you can’t see, you can find,
all kinds of “helps to ace,” at tho Watch und
Jewelry Store or 1). B. Nichols ft Co., in Congress
Btroet, noxt door to the coi ner of Whitaker, where
you can purchase Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware,
and Fancy Goods, uh low ns at any other store In
tho couutry.
We have received per steamship Alabama a fresh
lot of those fine Steel Spectacles ; also, a supply of
Pobblo and Perlscoplc toms, which wo uro prepared
to fit In all kinds or frames, nt short notice. Our
Perlscoplc tons (so called from tlielr peculiar shape)
have au advantage over nil othor*, us they have a
groator range of focus, au that tho reader Is uot
compelled to hold the book or paper at a certalu
distance from the eyo. Call amt ace.
D. Ii. NICHOto ft CO.
49r No charge for showing goods.
mar 11 1). 11. N. A CO.
R OPE—700 coils Rope, various brands, nil
of good quality, lu a loro uud for safe by
apr29 BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO.
/"10BN—In store and for sale by
inir.7 IV) JfBfl'WVKI.f.lN GS.
MERCER UNIVERSITY,
PEN FIELD, «A.
nUBIDENT,
N. M. CRAWFORD, D. D.
College.
8. P. SANFORD,-A. M.,
Mathomntics.
J. E. WILLET, A. M.,
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
U. H. TUCRER, A. M.,
Bellos Letlres.
U. W. WISE, A. M.,
Greek ami Latin famguagea.
WILIJAM G. WOODF1N, A. B.,
Modern Luiguagcs.
Theological Seminary.
N. M. CRAWFORD, D. D:,
Ecoloslaatical History and Itiblicul Literature.
WILUAM WILUAMH, A. M.,
Systematic and I’astorzl Theology.
Academy.
THOMAS A. SEALS, Principal.
The Commencement is hold on tho lust Wednesday
In July.
The next Term will commence ou tho lost Wed
nesday In August.
Tho prioe of Board lu Uio village is 910 per month;
washing, room rent, fuel, ftc., 98.
By oroer of tbe Board of Trustees,
my 122m 8. LANDRUM, Secretary.
/NiraiilOUbSIS^ThT 'aim of' tbe lirlg
CURTAIN A NU Uf HOLSTER V DEPA HTML \,
Broctttollos, Luce aud Muslin Curtail-
Satin de tollies, GiliCurnicea,
Satin and Silk Damask, Gilt Plus und Bunds.
Worsted aud Cotton Damask, TwseD, Loomdui
Conte; Velvet and Plush of various colors; Window
Shades, new style.
Also, every variety of Fin nilure Covet tug, i m„
mlugs and materials for decorating.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
From two fa Tweuty-four foot wide, for Hulls su.
Rooms, cut to fit without u seam.
Tho subscriber will oblige himself to inuteiu
prices on all description of goods as low us die-am.
quality can be purchased lu uuy Northern city.
49* Carpets cut to Rooms uud goods sont to am
part of tbe city free of charge.
mr An experienced Upholster will aUoiidtolli.
making aud laying of Carpels ami OU Outlu vtlivu
desired. Tho docoralivo and curtalu de|iarhuciu o
n charge of an Upholster of acknowledged taste an.
skill. W. H. GUION, Agent.
octlB 140 Congress and 67 St. Julieu-hn
DU. SANFORD’S INVIGOItATOR,
i S a mild laxative, tonic ami stimulant, und is
recoinmeudcd to the public, relying ujioii lulu
trlusie worth lu the cure of the following conqiluim
All BUlious Derungemonfe, Sick Headache, l>ysj-e,
»ia, Uubitiml Costiveness, Chronic Marrba, i.ullr
Pain lu the Stoinuch und Buwei 1 , Genetul licbillty
Female Weakness, Ac. For safe by Druggists gen
orally, uud by Johu. B Moore ft Co, and Win. IV
Liucoln, Savuunali. ly febla
THU It 10ll I TUflUEKir
HE Undcesigmid ban just received, for sale
(600) Five Hundred pieces el good eliiiqdu •
Timber, averaging over one thousand foot to stick.
9 feh JEFFERSON HOliUG?
CrXciKEliEL.TiElUUN(i, SAUliiOc^.
J.VJL 2 bbte large No 1 Mackerel,
3 do do No 3 do
3 do do No 2 do
2 lmif bbls Bine Fish,
2 do Pickled Herring,
3 do No 1 Salmon.
5 quarter bbte No 1 Muckercl.
10 kits No 1 Mackerel.
10 do No 2 do
6 Kits Tongues aud Sounds,
1000 lbs Cod Fish. For safe low by
JUU26 J. A. BUG WE
Th
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For one square, oi 800 euw or less, of any type net
larger than Nonpareil, 76 cents for the UrnUmlfo
cents for each subsequent insertion,for any time lot!
than one month.
‘ All Tabular work, with or without Rules; niidAJ
vertisomenUs occupying double column, shall 1*
charged double the above rules.
Advertisements of whatever longth, for uuy tin:!
lass than one month, to be charged ut trtun-ta
rates.
For a longor time at tho following rates
No. orSquarca{lmo|2nio3|3mo3i4 mos|«J m?
1 Square,....
910
IU
420
924
480
2 Kquurbs.. .
lti
22
20
28
80
fo
3
do ....
20
27
82
80
44
a
4
do ....
24
32
38
42
62
1C
6
do ....
27
30
44
40
00
D
0
do ....
30
40
60
64
06
VG
7
do ....
32
43
64
56
70
IOO
8
do ....
34
40
68
02
74
lie
6
do ....
80
48
61
CO
77
He
10
do ....
88
60
64
70
80
125
For any timo uot above specified, a proporlioni
cliarge will bo rando,
A deduction of 26 per cent from the above rate-
will bo mado on advertisements appearing i*iD
slvely on tho fourth pngo of tho dally.
Advertisements ordered three times a week, »i>‘
bu charged two-thirds the above rates.
Special notices, 10 cents per line for the first, ww
6 cents for each subseqeut insertion, ana in lmcasu
to bo subject fa contract. Marriage notices 41. Fu
ucrat Invitations 60 cents each. No special notices
inserted for loss than 6U cents. Obituary Notices
Reports, Resolutions, or Proceedings of any Foci«t>
Association, or Corporation, ordered to be pi.blMi
ed, 6 cents per line.
Stoamboats will be advertised at 440 per awu'»
for each boat advertised.
Steamships, where but one is running, ffopei
mun; if two or moro, 980 each.
Auctioneers’advertisement.-! not to be subject i"
contract, but to be charged at the rates prescribe
per square.
Tho paper, under no elrctmirtuncos, to be tiuluJ
ed lu a contract.
Professional ami business cards uot exceeding 11
lines, will be inserted at 420 per annum.
tolls on persoua to become candidates, will to
Inserted us other advertisements, fo be paid lot |r -
variably iu advuuce.
Announcing candidates for office, 4Iu, n» be ty 1
in tulvauco.
Advertisements not marked mi the i 1 *!’)' lur *
specldud Utue, will bo Inserted until forbid, itw
payment exuded.
Wbeu any bill for two mouths advertising, o4l*v»
than contract, amouuts to over 460, u deduction w
25 per cent will be niude,
Yearly advertising, with privilege ol t tmuge mu
lie tukeu at Uie following rates :
Fur one square, renewable once a week,
“ “ “ twice •• J*
•• “ “ 3 times or oftcuei 7d
Every uddilionul square contracted for to be cuw|
od one hall tbe ubovo rates additional.
Yearly advertisers shall be limited fo the sjj*"
contracted for. AU contracts shall be in writm*-
slating definitely the nuturo of tbe business io w
advertised. Any advertisements not proiwrly ce"
nedod with tlio business shall bo charged sepsrw*
ly, und also auy excess of matter over tlie amoum
contracted for. , ,
Contract advertisements payable quarWHyir
vertteemeuta IVom slraugers and tranaieut
payable In advuuce. All others will be considers-
duo when culled for. „ „
Regular advertisers and nil others seuuiug ^
muulcatioiis or requiring notices designed ‘° .
toulion to lairs, couccrts, soirees, or uiiy
tortuiuiuoiits, where charges are made for ad® 1
tauce—all notices of private associations, ovetf w*
tico designed to call atfeulion to private eiiwrpr* »
calculated or inteuded to promote imliymuw’ w*,
rests, can ouly bo inserted with the under*}* uoJW
that tlio sumo is to bo paid for. If iuserMr. in tn*
editorial column (which can ho ouly at tr.e discre
lion ofthe odiiors) the same will be cha rged all' 1 *
rale of not loss than 20 cents per lino. .
Advertisements urdorod in tho Wet kly (viper.
iK>r square for each insertion. .
Tho uudersigued, publishers of l¥.ili , ,Tri*" , «*9
and Weekly news|>a)>era In Savor .nan, G»-» n, 1 5
ourselves strictly to adhere fa 'tbo above bib “
charges, and lu uo instance to dr viato therefrom.
Tlio ubovo rates to tuko eifeo*. March 1, l^i 7,
to continue binding, uuiil ch» aged by the voteoi»
majority ofthe uudorsignod.
N. R.—This scliodulu shay not in auy *»>'
tho Integrity of existing con»,r«cta. Atl coniww"
tho year or any other spo^.fiod timo, shall
with the expiration of I'ao period for whlcn
woro made,
AuuAxnittft Sxx» 0, ReimtAican.
TiioMrsox ft Wmr INOTUX, Mm'ninj AV** .
11 11 Iln.iNtu ft‘Co., Georgian ft Jietmet.^
P LUMBING, in all its vor!uu« bmoeba.* 1
tended ° ,,ntfWr
style. Also,
mu, Ul mi its vonwus
to at Uao shortest police, and W[ *“25,.
- rr m, '• W’fwIOitWlSHuwcrwlhs.jffigj.
oil lrou, Tin and Waded Bath! Tubs;
Patent Pan Water ClOsets. ' Vfead Pii>es.
Brass and Plated CookSj.Fqfool'umi*, > nJla 5^1*1
Uoso. For sale at the Hojbse Furnkh Store, Nt- **
*SSr*»- T BOBAC#**