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fuL ta'auur* 19 nmwm bwiap Ho&ciSrtflbtlnSfertorOourloi^”* U * ' ‘ ‘ ° wnmw. .ii.i.n itnim w, throe of John J. Kant, Ann “ Witucs.-, John Bilbo, Tvnj. Ordinary for Chatham Will, r*. T O* Cart.' Proporty poiutcd out by nuaiUk. Terms cash. EDWARD »l. PRKNDERGAST. Jaljr 6 6boiliru.jp. & WRTBwWAauri /CHATHAM COUNTV—To ult wlium It may C/ouucuru: Wborwu.Joliu Mallory .Kill «|u>ly lo tlio Court of Ordinary for Uiticra liUmlaory <w iidimiila- IrailoQ on the Estate of William Wright these arc, therefore, to cite and adroom.ih nil whom Umny ooocorn, to be am! appear before said Court, to ■Uti objection (ITany they have) on or before tho CMt Monday lu November uoxt, olhwlso aaM loft- Ufa will be granted. Witness, John ItlllH), Gsq., Ordinary (hr Chatham County, this o.ght day of April 1850. John mi.no, o. o. 0. •prfi STATIC OK QKOttOIA, CHATHAM CO. fllOali whom It may concern: Whereas Mary Aun X Dent will «p| Jy «u the Court of Ordinary for let ters IfismUs* ry uu tho o.-dnto or Jamoe I*. Dent,— These aro therefore to cits uudad.uoiilsb ult whom It may concern, to bo aud appear beloro said Court, to make objection* (if any they have) on or beloro Um First Moud.iy lu Docetnbor uoxt, other wUo wild lettara will be granted. WltneteJohu UUUo, Eaq„ Ordinary for Chatham Ooonty, this third day of Juue, iffit. Jal JUI1.N U1LQO, o.c.c. STATE OP GEOItCilA, C BATHtM COUNTY —To all urlimn it may con cern : wberea*, Patrick Ryan will apply at ibe court of Ordinary Tor tetters of adiuluutratlou ou tba e«tate of Darnel Collins: These are, therefore, to cite and admoulab all Whom U may concern, to bo aud appear before said Court to make objectlou (ir auy they have) on or be fore the first Monday In August uoxt, otherwise said letters will be granted. Witness. John Bubo, Esq., Ordinary Tor Chatham County, Uus twonty third day ol June. -KbO. Juaetf JOHN BILBO. o. c. c. R Wall and JamoW. Juurt 0 JuilN’ RIUlO, o. o. o. AlMnNifi’llATOJ 9 8AUU. *pUUSl)ANT lo nu order ol iho llonorablo the PL JAMMU U. VlUliUl. DBAI.KH AND Ull-OllTKU OF. IVilthn. Jewelry, Mllrer Ware, Fan- cy tioodi, «e>, NO. 12, HOCTH 2l> NTHKJtr, naUDRLTHU. uopts ly Court »r Ordinary of Chatham County, passed June lei in, 186". will bo suM, mi tlio Ural Yuesday lu Auvlist m-xt. beloro the Couit House door In Mild comity "l Clmtbuni, between tho legal liourn of sale, tho following property, to ivlt.: IaiU Nos. three (;) and four (4), being pm i of Garden lot No. ulno (u), Hprlug llili. City ol savannah, tronlltigou Railroad str. etjuHu the following negro slaves: Jack, Peter, Alexander uud riaru'i. riunl ns the property of the edutcof tiamuoHlrlllhi, litiool'Mild county, deceased, for tho boucllt of tho heirs uud creditort of said c«« Uto. UlUUKli WAYNE, Administrator do bonis non, on Jet I.statu ofSinmul Orlffln, O N tlio first Monday in August limit, I will apply to the ordinary of Chatham county for leave toacil the negro altivca boungliig to the oalatc of Claru A Ogtibny. ducox-Q.I lor the huuofit of tho heirs ami credit um of sal t oitate. June 4 JaMIH A U1V*CIW. Adm’r. NELSON HWBEZEY, DESIGN KR AND SCULPTOR IN MARBLE. Cornar Astor Place and 4th Avcuue, in gloss vuoxmtTV to ths ahtur uuiuhy anu tuk nkw Mills ttnutur, NKW TORK. milE most extensive variety aud tlio lurgest 1 stock or Houumeuts, Tombs, Head Stones, fco., lu America, can bo (bund at thla establishment, from plain to the most olubornto and oruate lu design aud workutuushlp. In addition to the stock always on hand, u great variety or drawlugo, appropriate and original may bo found, from which work will bo ox ocutod promptly to order. Orders fruitfully oxocutod, aud skipped to any polut available by water or steam. Perseus vlsIUug the city or New York ou ploasuro or busluoss are rospoctfoUy iuvitod to visit this es tablishment. octa STATE OF GEORGIA, TJULLOCU COUNTY —To all whom It may con* Jj earn: Whereas, A*a Johusou will aptly a tho Court of Ordinary lor >atu county, Tor Jetton ».f ad ministration, with the will ouucxod, on the cotaic of Mary Williams, late of «ald cuuuty. deceased: These are, therefore, to cite aud admonish nil whom it may coucern. to be and appear before said Court to make objection (irauy they have) on ur before the first Monday In Augu>t next, otherwise •aid letters will be granted. Witness, Will.am Uc, Esq., Ordinary for Bulloch county, tbe 20th day of Juno, I860. Juno22 WILLIAM LEE, o. w. < B TATE OF GEORGIA—tlULtOCU CO., May 2UIU, ‘ I860—Two months utter ditto applleaUou will s made to the Honoranlo Court ul Ordinary of said ooonty for leave to sell all tlio lunds bolougiug to the estate of Michael Donaldson, deceased, for tho benefit of the heirs aud creditors and said deceased, mytt-ftw JOHN E. ciUSON, Adm’r. STATES OFBEUKuJa, B ULLOCH COUNTY.—To all Whom it may con- corn: whereas, Joslah Davis will apply ul the tl of Ordinary for letters of aduilutstruiiuu ou the estate of Henry Davis, late or said county, do- TheM are, therefore, to cite aud admooHh all whom U may concern, to be and appear before said Court, to mako objection (ir any they have) ou «r before the first Morniuy lu August next, otuorwiso ■aid letters will be grauted. Witness, tftllllam Lee, Esq , Ordinary for Bulloch county, this 27th day or Juuo, 1860. * - ~ WILLIAM LEE, o. o. C. GEORGIA, CAMDEN COUNTY, T WO MONfHd after data, app leatlou will bo made to the Honorabto Court of Ordinary for •aid county, for leave to Boll tbe foliowlug named negroes: Rose aud her three children, Irene, Mi nis and Joe; bolougiug to tho osiuto of JjoulsaTomp kins, deceased, lor the benefit of &ald heirs. WILLIAM B. THOM Ad, Guardian. Jeflhrsonton, Juue 10, lfcfiiL Juuo 30 GLYNN SHERIFF’S SALE W ILL be sold before tbe Court ilouso in tbo city of Brunswick, couuty of Olvnn. on tbo first Tuesday In August uoxt, between the legal hours or •ale, the following property, to wit: ouo tutor parcel of Uud situate, lying aud beiug la tho city of Bruns, wick, lu the county of Uiyuu, auto of on., known and distinguished ialhepluu of said city as old Town Lot, number two hundred and fittv-ihrce, and tho improvements thereon; loviod ou by virtue or u U Cs issued out of the City Court of davauuuab, in tbo ooonty or Chatham, lu favor of Benjamin 0 Frank* tin vi Charles E Flanders. Property pointed out by plaintiff. Jy2 M. 0. B WRIGHT, a. o. c. HuTtUU. O NE MONTH alter date, application will bo made to tbe Elate Batik ot ucogiu, lor pay ment of a twenty do.lar bill, tbo left baud bail of which has been lost. Julyl JOHN D. KENhDY. Midway* Alabama. July l, 1866. GEORGIA. BULLOCH COUNTY. S IXTY day* alter ualu, application wi.i bo made to tbe Honorable Cou. t o. Orinary or BanovL ooonty, for leave to sell all the tauus belonging it* the estate of Thomas Crosby, iuto of suia county, deceased, for tbe benefit oi tue heirs aud creditors of said estate JylO WILLIAM F. CROSBY, AdntV NOTICE O NI month after du e, application will bo mads to tht Bank of tbs Stats of oenrgl i, tor tbo payment of a Twenty Dollar Note ou tnu «uU jtaJU, (No. 42.) the tt&hthaad had ot which lun> One month alt *r date application will bs made to ths Marins Bauk of Georgia for tbs pi y.uoat of a Twen y Dollar Note. (No. iM) on ouiu /fouk, tbe right hand had of which has beou io>t. Jy9—la w—4w WM. B. HIGH!. Villa Rica. July 8,1866, AUltLE, fVTHRCE months after date application will bo made X to the Marine Bauk of savuuuan for tbo pay ment of two Twenty dollar bills, vtz ; letter B, ao*o, and letter 0,627, the lull husvesol which have been lost. JAMES F. kil'UaUS. Tallahassee, Fla., May 17,1666, am*myafi NOTICE, Cf DRY days after date, application will be ma-io O to the Houurabto tbo Uruluary ol MMufosb ouuuty, tor leave to sell tho real estate, hi tug lu thtaoouuty. of the late Jautot smith, kuuwu ua fodon (rloe), I Uutation «old lor the bsuvQtof the betra of said estate. DEAN M. DUNWOODY,) John JUNlb, VEx'ort. John f. dunwuody, j Darien, July 1,1866. Iy‘i LiuifiL TOK DIVuIuST In Coffee Superior Court, May Tut u, l6oQ. Elizabeth Cauly \ v*. v John Cauly. J I f appeanug p*yho Court, frum ih<* return of the sbeiltf. that tho defeuduut. Jobu tuuly is not to he found tu Coffee county, aud u« la not m the statu; on motion of Win U CaMalug, attornoy fo, liUeiuni, It is ordered that service be pu<focied on euid ue* feudaut by a publlcutiou of tbls uruor in (n j ot the public Journals of ouvonuub, once a mouth tor three mouths preceding the uext term of this Court, requiring sold defendant to appear at the next term of Coffee riuparlor Court, in the mouth of Novem ber next, and UU) bis clefemslvo uliegutt. n lo the OIOSS. A true extract from tbe mlnutea ol tbo Superior Court. Jy2 EW’D AfiHLBV, Hcrk LIBEL Foit mvouuL, E WlDclnson, 1 Jn Uberty auporlor Cour , The. Wilkinson./ ,orm > 1S60 - I rapperugto too Court, by tbe roturu of the ■beriff, lu tbe above utateii case, that tbe defend aul Is not to bo found in tho couuty, uud that ho L not to be found in tbe 8Ute; ou iimilon of H’m U Gauldeu, counsel for libullaut, it is ordere>t that »or- vice be perfected uu said defeuduut, by u pub.iua. Uoa of Ibis notice ouco a month lor three months, next preceding tbo uoxt term of said .*ujjurlor Court, requiring said defeuduut to bo aud appear at tbe next term of Liberty superior Court to answer iu tbe said cause* A true oxtract from tbo minutes or Hold Superior Court. Jy2 8. A. FRASER, Clerk. ANN BROWN 1 WILLIAM H*. BROWN.} J T appearing to tbo Court, bv tbo return of tbo , Sheriff, that tho dufouduut, William B iiruwii, not to be found iu tbo couuty of UuiUiuh: ou m«* lion of Iwvld.D’Lyon, Attorney for the pluiuuu; it !s ordered that the defendant do appear and tlio hi Dlvorco. r or defensive alk-gatlou, uu or heloio tbo first day of tho uuxt form of this Court, uud that publication of this will he made In <> D > or the pub lic gasoties’of tbe city or Savannah ouce a moutli lor three mouths. A true extract from tbe minutes, ibis fifid day of Marcff, 1860. Jyll—lamam DAVID DEasley, c s c b c. Salmon, Lobstcra und - litrdine«, i JE sale by Jon 2 A ihiNaUD, lilSKSMl BABKETHI—Wo would cull tlio JJ attantiooof tbe ludios lo our stuck of Work, Traveling aud fluo Fancy Baskets, tbe lurgeat assort ment m too city, st tbe House Furnishing .store, ] 66 Broughton-streot. marfil HORACE MORSE LE, L*Utl), 4ct\—iu bbla l'rlmu I^xru; oo Taylor It don’s Ale; 60 do sugar, soda uud but- IscuJt; received aud for sate by MoMAHON & DOYLE, JunslO 2»6 and 207 luy stroat. 12-4 PAV}IIbnLacei t nii|»crtor quality; « vviiiuu Luvci, aii|>vi iwr <|Uii Zephyr Wbulebomr.SklrU;- Freuch Muon Drillings; York Mills and Water twist Bleached Shirt* tags. Black Molro Autiquo Trimmings; Black Elastic Belts; English Thread Edgings; Hosiery, Ribbons, «c7 Just received per stuamur Augusta. J»W DxWlIT U MORGAN. tXAY-ltoWt* lirimo lluy, uuw luulluu aud XL lot n>. low from uio wlu«, by |5rt* E, A. UKK1NUL i" DROUGHT TO .TAIL. Brought to Jail lu swalusboro, Eraimuol Co , ou the 4lh luaiutit, a lu’^ru tuau; ho says bln utmals Harry; that ho beloug* to the o-Uitu •t Ih-imns Clay, of -ryatt * oimiy, Ga. lie is ut ..^ut cuiiiplexiuu, with a slight ecar over the toll eyc;uin>..t& frelfijj iuchet tu height, and about -U yeais ul l. Tbo owner \\ rcqxoTloti to como forward, pay charges ami take him away, ns bo will bo dealt with us tbo law direct*. HENRY OVERSTREET, JuO .la or. NOTICE, A LL persons having demands against tho estato or itiukard F. William*, lateofihathamcouu. ly decou-e t, *»re bvrob.v notified to presci t them witbiit the time pro-cubed by law l-> the subscrl* bur; and ad mdsbtod to tho suU eet.vts aro rviptost- od to mukQiuiiuediute payment (o M. U. MILLF.N, Administrator do beul* uou. March £6—flw ltwiJySl—Je 7 STMUF uEOiiGiA, C HATHAM COUNTY.—lo nil Whom It may con- corn: Whereas, tbo estato of Joretnlab Me- IxiuaU lies unrepi oseiilod iu cuusequoitco of tbe »<ea U ut’ Nathan Drsiwtou, the executor, auduuLss some fit aud cuuipotcui porsou api Lvs for tbo ad- miuistiatiuu of said cstato. with tbe w,U sttucxod, I shall appoint James Wilklusou, or somu other fit aud proper person, admitnsliatt r with tho will au ttuxod do bines uuu. on ^ald estate: These are, therefore, to vlfo nud admonish all whom it tnay concern, to b j ami appear before said Court tu make ubjtvllou (u any tiu-y lia. o) ou or bsloro llie firti Mumiay lu August uext. Witness. Wiliam Lee, Ijiq., Ordinary for tho couniy of Bulloch, this 1-th «.ay of Juno, I860. J(*16 WILU.vM LEM, o. C. c. Slate of Giiorgln, UuUockt County. A bMlSlaTRATORa* SALE.—Ly virtue of uu or dor from tbo honorable Court of Ordinary ol bum couuty, passed ou tbo first Mouduy Ut June, will be sold at the court ltuuso dour of suid couuty, between the lawful buurs of xulo, ou the Urst Tues day iu August, Cue tract of Laud, containing ouo humlred aud fifty acres, in i-uid county, ou tbo Ca- nooebeo river; also, a part of four other surveys, coutainiugslx liuudrcd aud thirty two ucres, ou Cu. nooeboo river, wo 1 improved aud in good repair, cousUtlug of swamp, buy and pine laud. Fold as tho property of Nullum L’rewu-u, e cocas od, fur tbo beucllt of the heir.* and creditors «f said deceased. Terms inado known ou tbo day nr sale. BENJAMIN BREWTUN, \ . F1MON J. BREWTUN, f AUm r8 ’ Juno 2d, I860 Jo 16 Stato of Georgia, IJuITocK County. A DMIMSTRATGKd’ SALE—Will bo sold, ou tbo first Tuesday lu August next, before tbs court buuse hi Fiatesboro’, in said county, utttlcr uu orctor of tbo Court of Ordinary, Filly four (G4) acres of Piue I stud, granted to James Heal, nud bouudud by lands of James Woods, Wtiliam Allen and Elmore Manes, belonging tu tbo eslulu of Jamos Deal, for tbe beueflt «r the heirs uud creditors of suid estate. Terms made known on tlio day of sulo. MARTHA DEAL,) Adtn’x. CALVIN DEAL, JAdin’r. June 12th, 1S56 je ifi XBTIBBT " ‘ ’— A LL persons having claim* against tbo estafo of Evan Junes, late of Chat Uuu ca^uty, Ga., de- ueu*ed, are requested to present them, in terms jf law, aud tho-o indebted will plea.e make payment to tbo subscriber. STEPHEN McCALL, Executor. Centrovlllage, Ga., Jane 14th. 1860 jo22 xcmciz: W ILL bo sold, between tho usual hours of salo, ou tbe first Tuesday lu August uoxt, before the court bouse door lu Trader's Hill, citarltou county, Ua., Two negro men, (Dick and Tom)—be lunging to the estate of Kvau Joint', lulu of said county, deceased, bold under provisi u oftbe wilt and by order of tbo lioaon blu Ordinary of said couuty. bi’EPlltvN McCall, Ex’r. Ccuiiovlllagc, Ga., Juuo 14th, 1660 Jo22 RELIGIOUS WORKS, H ISTORY of ilteGiuai Roi< i m.«uouof the Six teenth Century, lu Germ «u>, swltzoduud/ b.. j 11 Merle D’Aubigne, fivo volumes comp.utu hi uao. Tbn Life of Martin Luthor, tho German Reform er, iu fifty pictures, f out dotig*is of Gustav Kouig, vo which 1* a tdvd a t.k«-t>-U of the rhe and progress of me RuiurmaUou iu Goruuuy. L fo au l lime.* - f Rov Llfiuu lleddlng, D D, Uto -euior hUbupnf the Methodist Lpi-ctpal Church, by D W Clark, D D. sormous *»u several O'-cadons, by tbe Rev John We 1 y, a M, tit fo r volumes. soi utous from tbe Pulpit, by H B Oascom, D D. LI.D. ’ Life of II Blddlcraan Ba*com, D D, L L D, late Bi hup of tho McthudLt Episccn.il Church, South, by Rev M M Ilenk.o Dl). Postbutnuua WuriiH uf tbn Rev Henry d Daicots, D D, L I. D. ouo «-f the Bishop* of u.e MothtidUl Episcopal Church South, edited Ly the Rov Thomas .N R ilbtoii. A M. Life of the Rev Rob.rt Newton, D D, by Thomas JacHbon The U trds of the Bible, by Osorgo Gulflllau. The Amtiuey of Religion—Natural and Revealed —to the Coustitutiou »ud Course of Nature, by Jo soph Butler, L L D, late L/ml Bishop of Durham. Bapti-m—u tieui-o ou the uattre, perpetuity, subjects, admiuHtr-itiou, mode, aud uses uf the Ini* l a ing ordinance of the Chrlstiju Church, by Thus u Sumuera. Baptism—with reference tu im imjmrt, modes, hLtory, proper use. and the duty of) a:«uU to hap. tize i uUUlreu, by Jumes 1. Chuputtvu, a miuLfor o ilio Mctnpbu Conference of tho Metheulst Episcopal Church. South. For rale ut .59 Congross stroet by June22 W.tRVoCK & DAVIS. IIBIUllNG’SpA^lBllT TglWW^ltoofc’ WITH HALL’S' VIRGINIA SPRINGS! SOOTH-SIDE, mClIUOND k DANVII.LE, AND Y'lrgliiU & TeliiiMstB KAIXjUOAPB. BST- SUMMER “-®a AUKANGEMKNT. .Shortest, most coiutortablo and most ex|>ediUoius ltouto to tbo VIRGINIA SPRINGS I THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. Aud Baggage Checked Through, except ou Btages. Visitor* to thM’irgiulula Springs by ibis routo, take the South-Fide Railroad cars ut I’eterabuig, or Ibe KicliotouU uud Danville carB at Richmond, at fi A. 61., dolly, (Sundays oxcoptod,) arrive at Lyueb- burg to diuuor, aud thonce, via tlto Vlrgiuia uud Tvnuoisuo Railroad, reach Bousack’a Depot ut a 11, uud suletu at 4 P. 61., uttd at either placotako Kent, Stimmcrsou »b Co’s Fine Line of Htngee I lltose via Botntack’H lodge at Kiucostlc, dine at (ho Rod Sweet, nr Sweet Springs, and arrive at the White Sulphur Springs, (17 miles) early on Ute oveuing of tho second day Irout Petersburg, or Rich- luoud, without NIUHT TRAVEL, and With but 04 miles of Staging. Or by tbe Salem routo. stop all night ut tbo Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, (10 tuilca distuut from Salom,) Ulno at the Rod sweet, or Sweet Springs, aud arrivo at tbo While Sulphur Springs uu tbe evening of the following day. Tho Virginia & Teuuessoo Railroad is located through a must romuntlo country, posucssiug a cli mate unsurpassed for Its salubrity aud delightful tem poral ure. The road pusses tho hoso of the PEAKS OP OTTER I And wlthiu tbreo miles ortho Alleghany Springs, ouo mile of the Montgomery Wblto Sulphur Springs, aud within four miles of the Yellow Sulphur Springs; all pluusuutly situated a few miles apart, ou tlio Eastern alopo ortho Alleghany tnouutuiu, lu Munt gomery couuty. Tbo waters of tboso Springs arc celebrated for their great medicinal qualities, the ac commodations uro excellent, and have been greatly iuercusod since lost scasou. •grVisitors to the Red Sulphur Springs take Rent. Suumtcrson & Co’s Stages ut AVewbcru Do|>ot ( ou the oven lug of tlio day that they leave Peters burg or Richmond, uud urrivo at tbo Springs ou tbo following day to uiuttor, uud Salt Sulphur Springs early iu tho oveuing of tlto Bocoud day from Rich mond or Petersburg. Tbo Road from Now her u Dopot to the Red Sul phur Springs, (38 mllos,) bus bcuu grudod auJ greatly improved siuco last season, aud Is now re garded uhuuo of tho host turupikos lu the moun tains. Tho lino of Telegraph from Rlchmoud will bu com pleted and in oporution to tbo Mootgomory Wblto Sulphur Springs early lu Juue. Passcugera to Knoxville, Tennessee, takeKout, Summersou & Go’s stages at tbe Western terminus of the Vlrgiuia At Tcuuo boo Hatiroud, now 180 miles from Lyucnburg (aud being exteuded Westward at tbo rate ot 8 mhos per mouth) to tho Eastern termi nus of tbo East Teuuessco nud Virgluiu Railroad, and arrive at Kuoxviilo iu 21-2 days from Peters burg or Richmond, Fare frem Petersburg or Biehmond, To Red sweet, or Sweet Springs via Bousack’s,$10 00 “ *• *• »» “ *» “ Saiem.... 10 60 u Wblto Slfilpbur Springs “ Bousack’s 11 00 “ “ “ “ u Salem.... 11 60 M HcdSulphor Springs 12 26 “ Alleghany Spriugs 8 oo “ Muutgomery Wblto Sulphur Bprlugs 8 26 " Yellow Sulphur Springs 8 46 u Kuoxviilo, Tcuuessee 23 00 Noth,—iho charge lor tickets to tlio Atllegbuuy .Springs, llnutgumery White Sulphur and Yollow sulphur Spriugs, does not Include tbo charge from the Railroad to tbo Spriugs. Passengers lor tho Al legbauy Springs, (4 miles dlauuit,) take ticket a to shttwsvlile—for 8loutgomery While Sulphur, (1 mho distant by a brauch Railroad,) toko tickets to Big Tuuuol aud lor tbe Yellow Sulphur, (4 miles dls. tout,) take tickets to Gbrlstiau-burg depot. Con. veyuucos will bu found ut those places. For further information apply fo E. A. GOODWIN. Ticket Agent 8.8. R. R., Petersburg. CHARLES CAMPBELL, Sup’t Rlchmoud Si Danville R. R., Richmond. E. H. GILL, Sup’t V. 4c T. R. R., Lyucbburg. KENT, SUMMEKaON & CO., my 13-3oi Ffucastlo, Virginia. C E NTllA ZH AIE1TO A XT SUlUTNi SIllUTSI J biUlVL s, J | J I HAVE just received u large ussurtmeut of whilouud Ugurud nlinis, ul every quality and •tyie, und superbly made, with collars to mutch, order* will also be tuken, an<» .'blru uiudo lo suit •wy particular *tj lo or taste of the wunror. Call at lie .-dur CtutUlug Emporium, 147 Bay street, my 14 WM. o. PRICE. msMOvrc; ThcBubHcriber bos Removed on tbo Bay. next door u> the Republican /||n|tfD, olliie, where he i3 uuw opening al rVIll/v Immlsuine iusoi um-nt of s P R1N uu llu \Nl» .■'Uil.MLU GOODS, which bo will Bel) uy tue p uteru ur mako to ordor m tba most fuslumiublo *tylo. Also, heady Made i.lvtlilug for tho premut uud coining hco-sou. Tbaiikful for pu».t favors, bo hopw lo merit a cou- tiuuauco of the sumo. N. U —Cutting, Altoring and Repairing dono at ibe shurteat unticc. Just received While Drill Coata and Pants, While and Figured Marseilles Vests, for sale at a small pro fit. apr!2 JOHN W. KELLY. HRAPIfiK AND TAILOR. JEFFERSON aTRlATf NEAR RRUUGUTON. The Bubicrlber takes tbls opixirtunity fo iiiibriu bis friends nud the public, tbut ho Is enabled, from experience, und tbo iutiiitivo perceptions ol Din truths of. science, baaed on the common rules of surveying forma, both piano uud spherical, to out uud muko up gurmuut.s lo lit the human form In the most complete aud linitiiud stylo, fo all who may fovor hint With a call. • Boys* fancy drosses, Ball costumes, Military und Flrcmcn’H Uniforms, &c., kc. P. HORACE GRANT, .lullerKon Ht., one door North of Broughton street, dec 7—ly mm Jfj.nij iiuimEil:;.— X Just received a grout assortment of the most elegant )«titorn.s, with borders t*» match, fiom 8 cents to $2, ut CHAI FEU A CO.’S, aprUO No. d WliUaker street. G. M, GIllFFlN, SUCCLJ8S0H TO LATH M. KASTMAN. Corner of Bryan uud WliitaUor Streets. HA* 4 now oil baud u bcautiltil us- , . Borlmcut ol Jewohy of every ills- crlptiou aud kind worn by ladias .!»•<» aud gontlumi'ii, aud will soil at iiiiii-'ually low price-:, l have this day received (por Express) n largo stock of elegant giver Ware, consisting of Cuke und Ho Knives, plain mnl engraved Fish Knives uud Forks, Pickled Knives ami Forks, Knives, Forks aud SjxJonH, Napkin Rings, Nutmeg Graters, &c. Ac-, all lu Morccco ousus, und TiilUtblo for lirosonfr. 1 have mao tbla day received an addiliou t«* iny stock of bah work or light colored Curls, Topiys, l)rui*ls, Front 1 locos, Bands, Undo Tom, Ac., which new mako.* my Assortment complete. Orders rooulvad for any color desired. Watches roimlrod by nod under tbo suporvlHlon orhoif, and all oilier work done in u workmanlike manuer. flinl warrant.-il. , nn y yo n N CUNHKiNMEXT- \J 2000 buulmlA Prime Corn; 100 do I’nw Pens; 200sacks ••Palace Mill*” Flour; 10 bblft Raw (llm; 10 do Munoaeahuln Whisky; 6 do Domestic Brandy; For sale low, by HBTTnv A ro. PROOF LOCK. Having recelvod ths Prise Modal at ths Worlds Fair, srsnow olfored to tho puhlio us the I’rlso Bafo of jibe World. Tested and approved us they T bavo boon ovory- wboro, their crowning victory was reserved to be awarded by the Juries or tho World’sFalr. Tlio proprietor placed Ouo Thousand Dollars In Gold lu the ouo exhibited ot the World's Fair, l/m- don, and Invited all tbo Ptck-Loi-k* in the world to oponthoftifo, with or without tlic koys. aud take the money us n reward for tboir Ingonulty; although operated upon by several skilled In the art, no oue oould Pick tlio 1/jck or open tbo Safe. By an improvement upon the orlglunlSalamander, Introduced by tho presoul owner oftbe patent-right, tho Interior la reuderod wholly liniicrvlous to damp, and hooka, pnpora and Jewelry might bo presorved in ono or UU safes for a century without contracting blemish from mould or mllldcw. To gourd against counterfeit* every Salo from tho nmnumetury of tbo subscriber, aud sold by him or UU agents, lias a brass pinto lu fruut, bearing hut name; each Is also furnished with ouo of bis Im proved ThiefBofocUug l/Miks, which Is a good guar antee Against robbery. 8. (J. HERRING k CO., Nos. 13b, 137 wuim Water-at., N.Y. Agents hi Savunuuh, Messrs. BELL k PRENTISS, who keep constantly ou band o full and complete assortment, which they will noil ut Manu&cturers* prlcos. _ . septM lgcai7 evidence of the VAI.UK AND FIRK- I’Koox Quauma of WILDER’S SALAMANDER SAFES, At Manufactured by Steamt (f Marvin. Mew fork. In tlio Qro of the fid Inst., which consum ed tho brick building occupied by 6!r. Jno. T. Tuomas, opposite ithe Gas Works, in this city, was a safe ot tho above descriptions containing Uio bucks, iwijksm, and money of Mr. Thomas, and although tho building was detroyod, tho said Safo sustained no injury wnatovor from the Intense bout to which It hud beou exposed. On opon ing tlio Safo, tho couteufr wore found undisturbed, uud hi thoHiiiuo ordor and conditiou us when placed there, except a slight discoloration to the projoctini cuds of a fow papers, aud tho backs of ouo or twoo ’ the books, caused by tbo steam generated in tho 8afe, wbilo at its greatest heat Thu riufo and couteuts, as it came from tho ruins, may still bo seen, in the possession of Mr. Thomas, ut tlio Gas Works. A large assortment of thoso cele brated Safes always on hand,nud for sale by C. H. CAMI’FIELD, Agent for tho Manufacturers, July 20,1866. 171 Bay-st., Savannah, Gi I take pleasure iu corroborating the forogoing state ment, and iu nddition would add, that tlio books arc now In use. J. T. THOMAS. Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf. July 26th, 1866. octO—tf O H and niter Sunday, the 14tlf October, inet, aud until further uoilce, tho Passenger Trains •m tue Central Railroad will run os follows : BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND MACON. Leaves siavauuah Dally at...6 a M and 12.16 P u. Arrive in Macon ” "..2.16 p u " 1 a st. Uitve Macon " ".11.46 AM" 9.30 p u, Arrive in tiavoa’b " "10.46 pm " 7.20 nSTWXKN SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA, Leave Savauuah.. 12.16 P M and 8.30 p. m. Arrive in Augusta 8.46 pm" 6.30 a m. Leave Augusta... 0, an 11 4.30pm vrrlve iu aavannah...,..1.30 pm" 10.46 p DKTVfEKN MACON AND ACQU8ZA. Leave M&cou 11.46 A M and 9.30 t u._ Arrive in Augusta 8.46 pm" 6.80 a m. Leave Augusta 6. am " 4.80 p m. arrive in Macon G.1& p m " 1. am. nSTWKSN SAVANNAH, MILLSDUKVIUS ft KATONTON. Loavo Savannah 6. am Arrive in MUIodgevlUo 2.45 p m. l^avo Macon 1146 am Arrive hi Katenton 6. pm. W. M. WADLEY Gen’l Supt. Savannah, Ga., Oct. 12, 1666. octl6. CHAN’i.E UF rtllEDULE US THE SOUTH WESTERN RA1LROAI Over tviiicn iiuwtt Uio Urcat New York & New Orleans Mails O N and alter Sunduy, February 3d, 1856, two dully trains butwuou Macon aud Columbus, ui.d ouo belween Macon and Americas, Leave Macon at 2 a m, and a p u; arrive at Colum- bus at 7 16 a M, aud 1030 p m ; ioavo Columbus a* 4 15 a m, ami 1 30 p m;arrivo at Macon at 10 64 a m, and 7 40 p m;leave Macon ut 2 a m; arrive at Amerl ous at 6 40 a m; leave Americas at 2 20 p m; arrivo at Macon at 7 40 p m; making a tompletoconnection be- tw;cun Montgomery, Alabama, and Augusta, Kings vlUo, Wilmiugfou and Charleston; also, with Central RailroadTraina to Savannah, Millodgovillear.d Eaton- ton, and with Macon aud Western trains to Atlanta Chatuuiooga, Nushville and Kuoxviilo, Tenn. Al Columbus with Girard mid Mobile Railroad Eulaula, Ala., connecting dally at Amerlcus with four horse post Coaches to Tallahassee, Albany, Tlniinasvillo, Baiubrldgo, Ac., withIrt-woukly bucks to Lumpkin, Cutbbort, Ac., at Fort Valloy with hncks to l erry, Uuyuosvillo, Hawkiusville and Kuoxvilic, Ga. Passengers for Amerlcus and |>ointij below Fort Valley, should tuko tho 1215 r u trutu from Suvuu- nub; aud the 6 r u train frum Augusta, to avoid fie- teullou at Mucon. For other ;>oluts ou iho Moutli- Western or Muscogee Roads take either trniu from Savannah or AngUBta. Posscugors leaving Amei i- cus at 2 20 p m will reach Columbus at 10 30 p m tbe same night. Passengers from Columbus and tbe Wost for Am- crluuH, South-western Georgia or Florida, should lake tbo 1 30 p m train at Columbus, sloop at Fort Valley, mid roach Americii.s at o 40 a m uext morn ing. First class steamships leave Savunnnh fur Now York ou Wednesdays uud Saturdays, aud for Phila delphia oa Wednesdays. Passage id tho Cabin 826, StQurugu $8. Faro from Montgomery to 8avanwdi $14 00 " Columbus " " 10 00 " Amerlcus " « g f 01X). W. ADAMS, Sup’t. Macon, January 30th, I860. maylO VIRGINIA CENTRAL R.ROAO SAVANNAH JOURNAL, BOOK A JOB OFFICE. * Marchiuite uui MnwtSSmGhwTniAtw wul. BIII-llMub, BUU ot Mine, Drsy Books, ClrcnUis, CmtU •ltd Blank Books. I’articular' attention Jlveu*to~BOOk AND PAM , uu ,„ PHL6.T PRINTING, such m ChUtegucs for Colleges, thus removlnV rracMdlun of KWUJis-t HoporU, By-Uwo, «to. ' tu 'i" r< ’ m TOK TtumklUlfor ths vtry liberalpstronagoherotolore ’CERTAIN AND PERMANENT. This tucdlcino sllayu imin and inilammaUon, which DYING AND RBNOVATING ESTABLISHMENT, 73 YORK STltECT, NEAR TUE 0017UT UODBE, SAVANNAH, GA., Established lit 1832< 3 I1UB BuiwcrUxir grateful to hbt friends and L patrons for Uioir continual Divers, would state ut In addition fo tho improvements In DYING, uo quired by him duriug liis last visit to England and Scotland, has made arrangements for extending bis busluoss, by which ho is now enabled to Oyo a greater vuricty of colors on Bilk and woolen dressos, shawls, ftc., which he trusts will generally ploaso all who may favor him with their patrouago. Gentlemen’s garments dyod, cleaned or rouovated as may bo required, in the sumo suporlor stylo which bus generally so much ploased his putrous aud friends. Table Covers, aud Ladies’ Crniie Shuwls, fto. cleaned uud finished in the first stylo. Ladles’ Bonnots dyod, bleached and pressed la the most rnshlounblo styles. Orders from the country promptly attended, lo. Terms moderate. When parcels arc seut by steamboats or railroad, word should be scut him by luttcr through tho |>ost olllcc. so that he may know whore fo call fur thorn, nich lfl ALEXANDER GALLOWAY. GENUINE PREPARATIONS. ' Hclsuboltt’s Highly Colic*hI rated Com pound Fluid Extract Mucha. - UA CERTAIN, SAFE, AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY E OK Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness, Secret Diseases, Obatruc- i, Fomafo Complaints, and all diseases of the Bexual Organs; wlictiior In . MALE OR FEMALE, from whatevor cause they may bavo originated, aud NO MATTER OK HOW LONG STANDING. This popular und specific remedy is now efforod to tho alfilcted, and guaranteed to euro all tho aboyo comnhtinli. It sosrohoB out tlio very root of tho disease, driving but all the diseased fluids of tho . . a ‘—the cause and rendering tho HEIKTZELMANN’8 ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER. T HE dhtinguislmd furor with which tbls essence has been received throughout ail sections ot tUe Uuiou as a remedy at ouce sale, agreeable aud effectual for lucipieut Diarrhcua, Cuolora Morbus, Weak nud relaxed UowcU, Prostration by heat or luligue, Dy.-popbia, Flutuleuce, Colic, Cramp, iJtn- guor or Debility from sedeutary habits, Ac., has In duced tbo proprietor fo give It every publicity in bis power. I pen its morrii* comment is unnecessary, as its own intrinsic worth Is its best eulogy. It car ries with it tbo ovldeuco of its superior excellence, freely uttested to by the young, the old, and scores or families who, prompted by u cureful regard for tboir neaitb uud comfort, are dully adopting it as an LMuamniBi.K family hkukov. There is perhaps no medicinal preparation extent so simple uud harm less, yet salutary and effective, whose worth will be more appreciated or uulvcrsaliv udopteu than tbe Liquid iilnger prepared by liolntzelmau. For sale by J. e. DxFuRD, Druggist, Jelo 8m Savannah, Ga. awnuipi iw|wri«, uj-ii ths vary liberal patronage received, we rospectlully solicit a continuance ol the flame, fooling that wo shall bo abto to please all who may fovor us with a call, both as to pricos uud execution of work. fMlVH TO MAHiN KHItV ~ T HE buoys at 8t. Simons Inlet and Bound have been arranged in tbe followllttf manner : outer Bar Bu jy is a targe first class nun, | aimed rod, with tbo No 2 iu white—l* placed is twenty foot water at low tide, and must be left on tho star board band entering. St Simons Light bears N W by W M W. North |»oiut of Jckyl W by N « N. Middle Buoy—Is a large necoud class uuu, (mint ed black, with No I in white—Is placod In sixteen foot water at tow Ude, ou the Eastern edge or tlio Middle Ground, aud must bo left ou tbo port bund entering. 84 Simons IJght bears N W by W }{ W. North point of Joky 1 W by N. Inner Buoy—t* a second class nun,painted black, with the No 3 in white—is placod in twenty-one (eel water at low tide, ou the indul ol shoal running offfromJokyl Island, and must be left on tbe port band antoriug. 8t Simons Light bears N E by N )( N. North p«nt Jekyl W by 8 )g s. In the Sound is the 1 a»wer Middle Ground Buoy— wliloh la a second class nun, iwlntod with red und black horizontal striitei—is placed la twelve foot water at low Ude, on the lower polut or tbo Kiddie Ground, to mark tbe two channels. 8t Simons Light boars N K by E. North poiut or Jekyl Island 8 E by 8 )• 8. Middle Middle Ground Buoy—Is a nocoud class nun, painted red, with No 4 in white—in placed In eighteen foot water at low tide, noar tho elbow ot tho Middle Ground, and must be loft on the star board hand entering. North point of Jekyl bars N E hi E. Brunswick point W by 8. Upper Middle Ground Buoy—is u second class nun, painted red, with tho No 6 in white—is placed iu 18 foot water at low tide, near tbe upper cud ol the Middle Grouud. and miut be left on the star board hand entering. Brunswick point bears W hi H. Mouth of Jekyl Creek 8 y t K. Non.—Iu running In for 8t Simons liar bring tbe Light to bear K W by W hi W, wblie iu Tour fathoms water. This bearing as acourso will uko you up to the Outer Bar Buoy aud Into the Round, passing tbe buoys as directed. By order of the Light House Board. C. MAN1GAULT MORRIS, J o28—If L. H. Inspector, 6th District. S&llCm W*f ARIN £RS. mtlE buoys at 8t. Androw’s Inlet aud Sound liavn A. been arraugod In the followlDK manner: Bar Buoy—is a second class cun, patuteJ rod, with Iho No 2 lu white—Is placed in sixteen water at low tldo, and must bo left on tlio starboard hand cuter- ing. Little Cumberland Light bears W by \V }i X. South nolut of Jekyl N W by \V. Mldalo Buoy—is a socona class cun, painted led, with tho. No 4 in white—is placed iu ukuuieeu loot wator at fow Udo, uear tho High North Breakers, and must be left on the starboard bond entering. Curaland IJght bears W by N hi X. South polut oi Jekyl N W hi W. Iuner Buoy—Is a second class eau, pointed black, with No 1 iu white—is placod iu tweuty-one Yeti water at low tide, near a dry shoal runulug off rrom Cumberland Island, and must be left on the pm hand entering. Cumberland Light bears 8 \V by \V hi W. South point of Jekyl N W hi W. Iu tho Bound is Uio Middlo Grouud Buoy—sreoud class can, painted with red and blackliorizontul stripos—placed iu ton feet water at low lido, ou a point of shoal minting down from the Ruttila River, aud nearly iu the middle or the Bouud. Vessels must not pass to tho wostward of it. Cumberland , Light bears B by E hi K. lutior point of Jekyl N i a Buoy at Uio entrance orSatllla River—is a secoud Blass cuu, |iaiuted black, with No 3 In white—Is placed iu ten Teet water at low tide, und must lie left ou the port hand euteriug. Cumberland Light bears 8 by Vl Outer point ul‘ Jekyl bouts N K. Norn—lu runniug in for St. Andrew’s Bar brlug tbo Light to beur W by N >; N, while iu four fath oms wator. This boaring as a course will lake you up to Uio Bar Buoy, then tiaul off to tho northward until the Middlo Buoy, No 4, id in range with the Light, (to avoid two limps Ur a direct liuo, W by N hi N, between ths two buoys,) when stoor for it— lusslug U to the souUiward. From this buoy a N W by W hi W course will bring you iuto the souud, By order of ths Light House Board. C. MAN 1G AULT MORRIS, L. H. Inspector, 6th District. Brooke Hall Female Seminary, MEDIA, DELAWARE CO., PA. MI8S maria l. Eastman n i’rincipal. Tbls Seminary, located in the do- lightful am) liealtuy village of Media, ^thirteen miles from Philadelphia, by [Railroad, will bo ' p OPENED ON WEDNESDAY. September 10th, 1868. Tno commodious building, uow in process cf orec- tion. wiib all tbo modern improvements, will bo firnsnefi bv the first of August, and will contaiu such uccommodatious, beth in point of ta.*to and comfort, as cannot fail to satisfy parents Hint white their daughters are* enjoying the benefits of mental cul ture, they bavo also tue comforts of n refined Lome, 'ihi* In-titutlcnU ostabli hod with a vlow to aflbrd tu young ladies toe m ist pui fect combination or ad vantages for the attainment or a thorough and ao- compiltfbed education, aud uo paluB or oxpense will be a pared fo render U m reality what It proteases to be. a school of superior raorit. Miss Eastman, tho Principal, wiu at tbo bead ol a school in New Eng land previous to her residence in Pennsylvania, and for tho lait six years Has been known to tho patronn of Aston Ridge Seminary, as presiding teacher In that institution. The Bt. Itev. A. Patter, Bishop of tho Diocese of Pennsylvania, says:— “MU* m. L. wistraan, who proposes toopeu s Young Ladies' Reninary in Modia, Delaware Co., Pa , In Hoptembor next, ba.s been known to the sub. sorlber for several years past. Ho bus a very high npiulon of her capacity, cltlciency and dovotednees as on educator. 8bo Uoa ban a largo and success* fill oxporicnco. Tho tutlldiug which is to be erected for her use will contain every accommodation. The village and surroundlug country are distinguished f <r bea thfolnoss aud beauty, uud tbo subscriber boa confidence that paronts who entrust tlielr daughteru to Miss Kastman will have no rensou to regret it.” Miss ICastmau will bo aided by &n olUcient corps ol feacbers. Tbo French language will bo taught and spoken by a Parisian lady, residing iu tbo family. Tbe Luliu, Genuaii, i-puutsliand liallau languages will roc vivo iiuo iitfouiiiui. Tbo Natural Ationoaa will bo taught, with tbo aid of a lurgo uud expensive apparatus. The MujP'uI Dupartiueut will bo under the charge ofu lady t-niiueutly qualified to Ull tbe situation; and ail preferring u mil* teacher ou tlio Plano or in Singing, cun lmvo tbe bauelltof a Visiting Toachor from Philadelphia. Drawing aud Painting will bo under tho direction of a lady accomplished in thu art. Tho uumbur of pupils U limited to forty. The Terms lor Board uud Tuition iu ull tlio branch es except Music, uro $160 pur session of fivo mouths. Miss Eaitniau lms liberty to refer to tlio follbwlug geitiluiuon:— Bt. Rev. A. Potter, D.I)., und the Episcopal clergy Hon. F: Pierce, Prc.-dUcul of tbo United Stales, Hon. 8. i*. Uliuso, Governor ol'U .io. lion. N. B. liukor, Ex-Got ornor of Now Hamp shire. llou. M. W. Tappau, M. C. from Now York. Rov, N. 8tetn ,«f Norristown, i’a. llev. A. Mci.ouil, Clearfield, l*a. Pium* Duller, Esq,, of Pliiladnlphia J. 11. Okie, li-q., ,| 0l * E. W. Clark, Esq., do. ttoorgo Wbuiion, E,q., do. ClirUtoplior Lmser, Putisvllle, Pa. Georgo Wyinau, Bt. Louis, Mo. Hon. I’. G. Johnson, tViMliiugfon, li. C. For further particulars, or for circulars apply to tlio Principal, Jilt'd JlAltlA KASIMaS, JolO cod dm Media, Deluwuru Go, Pn Winter Arranncmtnt—Cart Utartinufum It road st Ilcnvy Hall nil tlio w#y toUordonsvlUei W UEN tlio Potomac la cloned with Ice thiu routo may bo relied ou by passeugors, lo on mtvo tho connection going North or Bonin. Tlio road is entirely rolald with s superior T rail as far ns Gordonsvllle. Duriug tlio wlutor tho tralu will start from tho old station, in Richmond, ou Uroad street, ul 7)4 a m,. pans Gordousvillo ut 11 a m., aud urrivo Iti Slauutouat 326 P u. Down train leaves Htauu- ton at 0 40 a N, pass eft Oordonsvlllo at 11 a n, uud arrive lu Richmond nt 2.30 p u. Fare to Gordonavillo .$2 00 M M 6 00 Ruth trains arrive in Gordonsviilo In ample tlmo to lako the train of tbo Orangoaud Alexandria Rail road. Persons who leave Richmond ot 7hi a k., can take tbe OraORO aud Aloxiiudrla cars at Gordons- villo ir they choose to do no, aud by that taain will reach Alexandria by 8.40 pm., but this company can ticket them ouly to Gordousville. 0017 tr n. D. WHITCOMB, Bupt, UT and for sals by J. W.THRELKELD. Mjia OotfTSSiwd WWtltaksrstPSik 'PliUlOBltiALd. “ 'OUTNAIl’8 MoutUly Maguzino for May. A. Frank l.e.-lio’s Guzvtlo ol Fashioau for Imy, UluckwoodEdinburgh Review for April, lloccivcd and for sale by WARNOCK k DAVIS, rottylO 169 Gougress street. I BUl.S. FLOUR iu store uud for sals tgtj b.V »»uy7 CRANE, WELIS k CO. \ Casks Ohio Catawba Hruudy in store, trVf and for saUt by the only regular Agent lor (savannah. j. M. LYRE, »»yH 7 94 Bav Mr ret. JUST IIBUEIVEU. I*ER fiTEAMEIt, an ussortiueut of A. Q£V|'MI#.serf and Ghlldrmi’s Plulu straws, l*Hdlos’ NEOPOUPAN BGNNETfl, IN-ijC FAN IB’ HATS and FLATS. AUo a fow jh5Ts’ HATS. For side by MRS, FREELAND, n, a>’ IT Broughton struct. T ISLB THREAD UAlTNTLKTdr—The ouly AJ article of tbe kiud In Uio city. For saie by J. W. TUKKLKWA), inar27 corner of Coogress and Whltaker-sts. A mss & POTATOES- 10 bids Choice Mercer PutaUsu; 25 •• *• RusHt'U Apples, roruslnby ■*»» I. A. BROWN. FRENCH MILLINERY m Dress Making. MRS. FREELAND has open ed at her Rooms, No. 174 Broughton Stroet. a fine selec tion or spring Millnery, and is oousta&tiy receiving per steam ers. new and dilforout styles of Bonuet*; also. Dress and Mantilla patterns. Kff* Bonnets cleaned and pressed as usual. japrlO ICE PITCHERS, DOUBLE Water Pllehera, Somo new aud beautiful designs, Plated and Brita nia. At the H juse Kurnisbiug ^ Store, 166 BROUGHTON STREET, HORACE MORSE. Savannali, April30. apr80 PATENT AlH*TIOIIT SELF-SEALING CANS AND JARS, For Preserving _ FRUITS, TOMATOK8, Ac. Full directions for preserving accompany each Can. For sale at manutacturer’a prices hy the HOR’(!e moRse, 116 Broughton street. iuay29 TO WOOL SELLERS. mHE Undersigned have this day opened a A Store In Congress street, opposite tho Market, for tbe purchase of Wool, Sheep Skins, Hides, Bees Wax, Deer Bkiiw, aud Country Produce in geueral. The highest cash prices will be paid for ail the above articles ou delivery .In Savannah. Mr. L. J. OUIL- MARTIN has been appointed an Agent, to whom all K rsona having business transactions with the tin- rslgned may apply. . J. W. 8MYTHE ft CO. Savannah, May 19,1860. may20 PIANO FORTES. HAVING lately received large ad- ditiona to our PIANO FORTES, wc are enabled to odor at this time the • • * 1 ■ •greatest varloty from the best raauu faclurers, from tho plainest square to the meat ulab oratoly curved, and from six to soven octavos. Our Pianos are selected from tbo mauufkcturers whom wc have full confidence lu, aud wo aro par- Ucularly requested by thorn to give a guaranty with every loatrument sold by ua as regards durability tono, ftc. Persons iu waut ora first rate instrument may re ly with safety upon getting such U Obe by selecting from the following makors, whose instrumeuts we ondunvor to keep constantly on hand, viz : H. Wor cester, J. Cblckoring ft Son, Nunns ft Clarke, Bacon ft Ravcus, H. Waters, aud llaines, Brothers ft Gum ming. I. W. MORRELL ft CO. aug 27 CSOITREtHEATT THE ABBOB BILLIARD SALOON, (upstairs) Corner Bull and Bryan streets, ovor Barber Shop. Juno 27 J. M. HAYWOOD, Agent. bath: HOUBl HOT, COLD AND SHOWER. I HAVE been asked to allow the Bath Rooms fo remain open to a later hour than uino o’clock ; 1‘therefore give tiolico that from tbls date tho Bulb Uouso will bo upon until eloveu o’clock at ulght. Price 26 cents. Six tickets for 81. J?? 7 _ J. M. HAYWOOD. Agent. PISE PASH ABLE MM, AT REDUCED RATES. T>AKUA1N8 cau uow bo had by all tboso who XI wish to clothe thomsolvcs genteelly, os 1 will cell the balauco or my Roady-Mado, at reduced rates ou time, aud ten por cout, off tor cash Call and avail yourself ol the vliaueo fo obtain kimhI aril cles. At the 8tar Clothing Emporium, w WTUJAM <1 PRICE, J«wa *47 147 Iky Mreet. TTtWUR.—60 barrels siijierflue Flour, extra quail- X ly, Just received, and for sale by YONGK ft FRIERSON, J/2 No. 94 Hay street. poiut- A 60 Im 1 barrel Mass Pork, 26 do Primo do landing and for salo hy myl4 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON ft <X> 8 UPEitiuR Oholuii Gosiien Butter and Dutoli Oliousu, received por steamer Alabama by uiayas J. H. jfiaF. U Atf.—loo bales prime ffdflffRiver Hay,' UiTJ- XX lug: tht* day from brig AugUflta. aud lor sale on the wharf by Jys CRANE, WELLS ft CQ. other remedies invariably causo, and can be taken with loss troublo and oxpense to patients. This in fallible reinody has saved thousands upon thousands from tho bauds of MERC1USS QUACK8, If uot from prematuro graves. In cases or infocUon the Com|»ound Buchu is the only article worthy of the least confidence of the afflicted in performing SAFE CURES. It coutains uo uarcotlo, morcury, or other litiurlous drug, but is purely a Vegetable Cmjiotiaon. It w very agreeable to the tasio, creates no porcoptible odor, and tnay bo token by iiersons of cither sex without hindrance from business or medical advice, as plain directions for uso accompany the mcdiciuo. Reader, if you bavo any or the above complaints, do uot neglect them, DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. With Ibis modlclno you can cure yourself, aud thus prevent all exposure. TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL. This mcdiciuo speedily aud effectually cures tbo most virulent form of secret fiUcnsea, and eradicates every particle ol iufeulious matter from Ibo system, restoring the patient to a tierfeat slate of HEALTH AND PURITY. Helmbold’a Highly Concentrated Com* pound Fluid Kxtract Sarsaparilla. For purifying tho Blood, removing all dfreasos ari sing from excess of Mercury, exposure aud im- prudence in life, chronic constlmtloual dlscuncs, arising from an Impure stato of Blood, aud tbe ouly rcliublo aud effectual known remedy for tbo euro of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Scald Hoad, Ulcer ations of tlio Throat and Legs, I’uiu? nud Swellings of the Bouub, Tetter, ITmplea on tho Face, aud till 8caly Eruptions or tho Skin. It is gratifying to tlio proprietor of these medicines to be able fo state that it is uow nearly three years since they were lirtd introduced, duriiq: which time they have bceu extensively used in various parts of tho Uultcd States, ami have given -Vo patient and practltiouor the highest degree of satisfaction In tbo various cases in which they bavo beou employed ; whether in town, country, hospital or private prnc- tlco, they have iuvarlnbly given tho must decided und unoqulvoral satisfaction, and produced the most salutary and beneficial cUecte. Numerous lottoes have been roceivcd from tlio mo-st distinguished , phyalclauH In the couutry, uud from Uio profcsHors of neveral medical colleges, recommending iu the highest terms tho value of those medicines, nud their Hujwrlorlty over ull other preparations lor such complaints us tlio proprietor recommends. Numerous preparation* of Sarsaparilla aud of Buchu and various modes of preparing them have been given, all of which of course will differ according to tho mode of preparation which each individual may adopt. Tucso medicines require considerable care iu the preparation amt the employ went of different men- Btrua in successive operation to take up tho extrac tive matters, aud, iu consequence, uro most fre quently improperly made, uud not uufroquently much impain-.i, if not rendered totally inert, by tho injudicious aud unskilful unum.ieim-ut uf thuse uuac- auatiited wilh pharnuiceuticai preiumtiious. It is therefore of tho highest cotiKideiatiuu und imjiort- arose to iho pnhUo und to titn faculty that thero sliuuld bu slaudurd prc|«irutiou.* ot uniform strength and possessing the mu.-t advantages. To eifoct this and obviate the evil alluded (o, I lave made u num ber of experiments lu ascertain the most cll'cctual mode uf extracting tlio virtues of tlio Sarsaparilla and Ibe Bucbu, aud to dlscovir the most eligible form for their exhibition. Tbe experiments have resulted most favorably, and it is with much pieus- uro l uow otter to the public uud the faculty tuy Compound Fluid Extracts, which coutuin ull tlio vir tues of ibe urticlos they uro represented to be nmdo frum iu a highly concentrated form, und are the most active preparations which can be made. Two ta- blcHlMHmsYul of tbn Extract 8nrs»)mriUn, added to u plul of water, Is equal to the Lisbon diet drink, nud ouo buttle fully equals in strength one gallon of .Syr up Sarsaparilla or decoction as usually made. PRICKS: Fluid Extract Bucbu, il per bottle, or U for (0 “ •* Sarsaparilla “ “ “ “ Certificates ofcureM and rccummendutfous from (llstiiigtiUhed professors and physicians will accom pany each preparation. Prepared uud sold by II. T. llKLMBUU), I’rncticnl .-.nd Analytical Chemist, 203, Chestnut-st., near the t.irard House Pinla. To bo had of Druggists ami Dealern in every sec tion of the United tit.it vs and Cuundos. All letters fortlie medicine directed tc the propri etor receive limucdi itr aUititiin. and safe Ueiivviies guaranteed. -opt 1—ly-ihw B. Miiottifi ft'cu,* GIBBON’S BUiLblXtte, SAVANNAH., Ga. WHOLESALEk JiEjAli. DUVGGISTS DR. W.'R. MOBRLBY'S fO“ «h* treatment WlMcoM,We n »,Mittu , “, and nil k£ iSfo, JO* of tumours, is now- upt-n t . ltiiKj JiKrcccptiou of Patients; j),! JfiJl m»ry U located ueur llm K-j*t a !H Broadway, and contains about ibmv •- funtiflhedltootnit, with gootl and ^ " u WSjri at hand, hot it tadici un.» g.iUiu,,..,, od st this Distitutioa, mm will receive ifo.'il? ‘"d* and kind suention from He Piomui, , kSttotrou. HI. |ir»i ll. ,. In tbit I,|»>- cuter, far tho post tnu y. nrj , .“*** «ny PbJttlcUu iu tho r'oulli. foUmi- » r ',‘§ u t) «t W por dlom, or *1 n |* r in.ioih. no i, H „ Jj**i In advance. <* M* Kooo to he agreed pitou holer,, the... (loruken. AU commoulcutoua i„. .ddK.no.tto w.rwagH« xl mi Crimo, 6, Blow., ror Mlo hy “ ™ 1 Hit ■8 BIWIHaM, Khl.I.v Hun. BfiBiTficmiAV-s * T TNITED Slaton, Cm,da ami Cuta U MwMl.RtliyM l'hllo,„|,|,j„ lt „ truulated by Booylo. ' ' hll ' n " l ' l,>E Wta«t ProncoU'n rhillp2d oruiono. new Calf nod in CloUi. ■ "•"What. Nujietoou-nContldoatiaK*,, ref.jn.aj,., brother Jonoph, - Davau’fl History of the Viueen’s ,•< m, u. Hanover—2 vola. ' |;Tlie Altachl in Madrid. Romance of tho llaroni, by Sli*-. Rachel Gray, by JulluKuvunmiuL Earnest Uanfoad, by Mrs. foe ip-nu mora W.TIluUXKUUjjj,, 1UST IUSCEIVEU—20 ES-saa-j,., tl |,rime nrtiolo, 20 lloroie , , llatns. lu Bfore, tuid for sale by mar 20 WAYNK. GhPWli.n .. xj iiV/ eitot- ouba Mt>v,A>s\is .i'ii ' Xl goof the Abbott Deveieaux ,Mih for sale iu lot* to msR purchasers, i\ Jan31 Itofo.klt* .•; ■“ PARPET AND CpIloY.KTl-iitV WAKKIiOU.SK, ' 140 Ciniyrcti and 57 S'../«/. u v,.. 1 1HE UNDERSIGNKD would . tunity to express lo Id.* friend uu.t u» *' r * , ‘* gouorally, his sincere thunk- tor the. Id.' ago and influence, which Im- result- .• in-it , hus trade loall part* or the state Al o . Florida, Alabama aud Temn s?ee, th« rel/t him fo exhibit a Block unaui pa*seti •• city. FamilieM, MercbaniR, Hotel i.-eivr . dll , boat Owner* are particularly tnvit.-t! v>\-y.au • present stock, which Is uow cement !“•' ' various dojuirimcati, witwlstiug fit part p,..| iug goods, viz: CA HE El DEEAltlME't f Royal Mcdahoti, Royal Velvet, Mocct Wilton, Mocol Brussels, Tapestry BrnaacU, Power Loom Brussel: Three ply lugraiu, Two ply Ingrain, Wool Dutch, English Druggcti . H rious widtlH,» Mosaic lleiirtb \\vzi V civet and Clieiiilie r , Tufted liug*. ITatjo cud lttl.it-Cotv,. Door Mat- (mviy v,r„. Blivet i: bras- H-.i f 11w11.u11.ii. vari*:;is i'lucuu'- /•, CUliTALWAM) US>HOI HIKE Vblil‘m ui \ Brocatclles. Lace and Mmlui Curi'. j. Satin de Laiuea, GiUCerbwes, Satin and Silk Datnicik, Gilt pin-, an-t jiui.d- Wor'Bled and Cotton Dama-i., Tu-.-.-i- U.J.. Cerda; Velvet aud Pluah of various Shades, now vtylo. Also, every vnrlety of Fnrmtuu- Covoii!. j,..., miugs and material* for decoratitg. ELOOli OIL CLOW.S Fromtr.oto Tweuty-fotir feet wide, tot Riff Rooms, cut tu fit Without a mitii. Tho Bnbscrlbor will oblige him-elito make prices on all description h gt.otl* low a, iLe-r, quality can bo purchased iu any N-rti.c.ui itj ITS" Carpets cut to RouUij und con J.- rent part of the city true ot charge. AST An experienced Upholster wii utui ti .f. making and laying ot Carpets and ud Ua!,.-vi desired. Tho decorative and cm tain t:ej«ri!utu n charge of uu Upbulstcr ot ackiniwlvigt-iiu-it i„ Bklil. W. 11. utloN, Agent. ocll& 140 Cougi cso ui.d 67 St. Juliet, -i. ~D«. SANFORD’S I.YVIGOIIATDI;, I S u mild hixutive, tuuic and atitauiiaiL&itdii recommended to the public, rely i.ig ujuu mil trinaio worth lu the cure ul tluaiiliuwing cuiuiiialut All Billions Derungeinent*, Hcl: lleuduche, Dy^pj Kia, Habitual Costiteucss, Clm nic l iarrfo', PmIii in tbe Stomuch and Bowels, G.ihtiiI Itlluty Female Wcakucs*, Ac. For side by 1'ri.ggL-u g-.u orally, nud by John. B Mtibreftco, uu«i Wm. \\ Lincoln, Savannah. ly iebfo « Would call the attention of Merchant.-, Fat-tor.*, Planters, Physicians and others, to their e.x i J tensive and well selected stitch, v«*m\ui. f lng j 5— rp A HE Undeeslgued has just received, for ole (600) Five Hundred piece* «*i g«Hnt uhipph: • Timber, averaging over oue thou.-ami leet ioi-u-.k. 9 fob JKFFEKHiN l(UilHa.< ACKKIIEL, HKlmiSC, SAUidSlic.- 2 bid* large No 1 Mackerel, 3 do do No 3 do J do do No 2 do 2 half bids liluo Fish. 2 do Pickled H-rriu, 8 do No 1 tialmmi. 5 quarter bids No 1 Maclvrrj 10 kit*: No 1 Mackeroi 10 do No *2 Jq 6 kits 'longues and /founds loon Hh Cod Fish For sale Ji.w h> .1. . hi: •very article In their line of husifovx, and which tli.-y | offer for sale on tho most mitoimhic terms lur earli, or approved credit, viz; PAIN IN, VARNISHES, GUriS, SiC. White Lead, PnretuidNo. 1 ; Tiemati’s Coier.s, dry and iu oil; Japan, Copal, and CnacJt Vurnl.-he Lbsseod Oil, cplritV Tnrpcutiuc, V. indow Gii ty, Gold I .ret, Paint Brushes, Fash iVuJs, au. triers’e Diamonds. LutMP. MACHlNMt V A ND i'A N NKii.:* Oifo RATES OF' AUVEMlStMi. For ono square, ol sou cuts nr les*, uf.ni> tyj- i -i larger than Nonpareil, 75 cents for the liD.tatrii- centsfor each subsequent insertion,fot any tiUudr- tbuti one mouth. All Tubular work, with «r witimui ituli ft la- all descriptions of Gil for machinery, viz.. Patent Gil Unbleached tip.-i in, lai d ho-J Jiapo Seed Oil; aisn TauumNeats, Foot uud bwcOtCti. ftftUCl Jft'.’ AltTItT.Kr*. Nutmegs, Mace, Aispice, Cinuumon, Pepper, um^vr. ! A Mustard, tinier.:tu.?, tisai.i, I’eariasii, tiweet Od. tiPtveh, j 7 Fig Blue. Mule he.*, ftc. j \ FOR PHYtilClANte. I A great variety of the best Frencii. Eughsli, uud i u Americun Chemiculs, Pharmaceutical Preparations, ! * Seloct powders, Surgical lusfroincnis, Vials Specie 8 Jaw, Metalie Saddle Inigs ftc. Also, : CAMPHKNE AND BURNING FLUID. ! Auy one who may favor them w ith their orders may I depend ujiou their receiving the best attention, und that all goods furnished will be of a reliable quality. , Put I reriiremenls occupying double column shsi; t. ’ ‘ “* charged double the above rules. Advertisements of whatever fourth, tm ua> «*>< less than oue month, to bo charged ut traeff.' rates. t or a longer time at tho following rate* Ko. orsqasm|lnn>|2 tuos) 3 mus j4 mot jo mu >t *. tiquare,.... $10 10 $20 $24 j fc* Scmarei... IU 22 20 28 JC do .... 20 27 32 30 U do .... 24 82 i z j 62 do .... 27 30 44 4ti i & do .... 30 40 60 51 <P, do .... 32 43 64 6S 1 70 do .... 34 40 68 C A\ 74 do .... 30 43 Cl « ;; do .... 38 60 04 70 | SO cgi a MS liN lie Ur l» For any time not above 4tw/fledTa'i«« J l6«M» Should they uot give nutiro satisfaction, they may be ! cli urge Will no made. returned at Uto option of tho purchaser. i deduction ol 26 per teul from the aUm-ua- mablO li ! be made on mlvt>vti*eipecH appcaiii'retd r E, njo Ford 1 ?lv , cl , y ou .. ,,ie r °“rl l LPage ef the daily. APOl'HECAlUfoS 1LVLL, ft R turner offi^ = “ Broughton and lJurmmt titreets. tiavan-YBr ! SpwSnot^ i io «nt?i^?hU T ihrfo l . tir-t & nuh Ga., Wliok-rale aud retail Dealers in . 6 conte for ^ i!. Druga, Medicines and Cliomicflls, Dye Woodc mid lobeHubjLtfooout^ eDl s^rin^«ii.Mi . i) P. DyoStuflk, French, Knxlisb, and American Perfom-! wStoXtlSl MhSu i LiLit- ery, Hue Toilet and Shaving Soaps, Combs <uxU i 5«erl3ff«Ir iSS iS.25f nnf.K vS^ Brushes of every description, Surgical and Denial ifonorLs Rc«olisini7 If ! ii Ohtti..ii> * ct- Instruments, Trussos and Supporters of all kinds, ! AsiectatW^ ^ r‘ ^i!. SwulSi- 8pices, Snurfs, Manufactured Tobacco, All tito Patent i eil. 6ceu> iJr ll ^ r P oratio, '» “* ,h * Ml1 ,l or Proprietary Medicines of Uto day, riupcriur Inks, » titoa*- r J-m i'„. -.i . , * Pure Wines and Brandies for Medicinal purposes, j fiirtuoh hmtenltvoKD^t ' C Extracts for Flavoring, Toilet and Fancy Articles, fto! I a l't t . 43* N. B.—Especial attention given to flic • 1 B ration of Physicians’ Prescriptions uml Family ! UU \.V..#!im«nr«* . . » „., |W |L. w. Ship, Family and TraveUing Medtciue CasS. . ..ouirm l but i u!.' e w -S* With plain Directions for use, including Directions \W \ KjSSire U b '.havfegni at the ratv? P"-" treatment in cases of poisoning, Drowning, ftc. j * UUllc , nu elrcimis ,„ c F g „ 1 ed iu a contract. /""10KN AND CORN MEAL.—1000 bus prime i l’rofeEHional and b CKimtv run!.- u»t exceciiisj > VJ Corn, White ami mixed; SO do fresh Corn Meal I hues, will be inserted at 920 per nunum. H ■lAI-A UAt.V rnv 13.1a 1,1, . - . I... . n store amt for sale by dooRl PATTEN. HCTWV ft ro. UbADI—ItEADlI-llEADIII M Jewelr That la, if you cau sec; and i if you can’t see, you can fi Calls on porsoun to beoome candidates, wifi L ! inserted as other SUlvertUemente, to be j-utel fiTft* i variably iu udvaute, 1 Announcing cawlftbiles for oihee, 61<», fo * * i* I in advance. Advertisement; not marked ou the e.-p) kf —, you can fliid* . . >irr> , Jewelry Store of d!°B S Nichols fJco.Jt'cSnlrresl H l* 00 ***ctl timix, WtlT be luseried until forbid, »«•’ street, next door to Uto corner or Whitaker, wheru ‘ 1 ' a A. , ,“ onlcxa ^; . „ „ you can purchase Wotchoa, Jewolry, silver Ware ■ 4l W Ueu any WU for two tnonihs v.dvcrfoiu^ <•«*' and Fancy Goods, as low as at any other store In ' S !,n coutract, amosute to over $60, a deAwtioa •’ the country. " j 26 per ceul will lie mado. Wo have received per utoamsblp Alabama a lVc3li i *. c . u i n f>. ‘'Dang** r ' r lot of those fine Steel i at tho foU ™W rates : Pobble and Porlscopic lanu, which wc aro prepared r ’ <ir on, ‘ sqi,arL '» Tonewable one* « week D- to fit to all kinds or frames, at abort notice. Our i *! *e PArlurnnln Ti>iia /•» aaIIuJ r./.,.. n.„i..... ...i > • * 1 •* .S tllllt-* (ll OUCIIvi |V "No charge for showing goods. 11 D. D. N. ft CD. D OPE—700 coils Hope, various brawls nil •Lb of good quality, iu store and for rale by *Pf29 BRIGllAM, KiXi.Y ft CO. In store rttul for Rile by V' UUiTi l/IKEi'PVSNI PENFIELD, OA. FACULTY. PBBJIDKJIT, N. M. CRAWFORD, D. D. FROFI&SORfl. College. 8. P. SANFORD, A. M., Mathematics. J. K. WIL1.CT, A. M., Chemistry and Natural Philosophy. H. H. TUCKER, A. M., * Hollos Lcttres. ^ U. W. WISE, A. M., Greek and Latin languages. WILLIAM G. WOODFLN, A. B., Modern Languages. Theological Seminary. N. M. CRAWFORD, D. 1 ' ntoal History and Biblical Literature. „ WILLIAM WILLIAMS, A. M., Systotnatlo and Pastoral Theology. Academy. „ THOMAS A. SEiVLS, Principal. ^TO*Comtn6n c »inent Is hold ou the last Wednesday Tht next Term will commence ou tbo last Wed- usday la August, The price of Bo* Board in Iho village U $10 per month; l MM mm. At. I'l. wuhln,. room rent, tool, 4b., »ii. By order of tbo Board or Truoioos. mjlSSro bui 8. LAKDHPUjjocroUl SJVJlV writing <<a io D udvvrtikud. Any advertfaemente- nu j»ro|*orl>*cob , ntwuwi with tho buflacis shall be charged ia , !»rsu ly, aud also auy excess uf matter over tliout'> w,ul contrauteu for. J Contract' mivettiKumeuts payable quarterly; w vcrtiiwmeuw from htraugera and transient payable in advance. Ait others will be eon-wM*- 1 dim whin called for. ! Regular udvortheis tuiii «llotbfi.* sredair* a ^' j inunivKtioto or requiring notices desigued h‘ • touUon loi'alra, coiteeris, roirees, os any publM.-ftr . tortaiuments, where rlmrgw wt- iiiwte ter aiw • J tauee—nil notice* of private tnwiUnbnf., tvewu 1 * tieo designed to call aiteutlmi to prlvuto envrtr,-U? calculated or intetoled lo promote mdtvvJWd iu 1 *' reels, emi only be inserted with the u’#tdHViaiu!:|ii! llmi the same is to bo iiaiil for. 11 i'lhcrtcil iu the odltorlal col mutt (which cun bo ouly at the Uteri'- tlou of tho editors) tbe same will be. t-iiaigedutim* rale of net ln-.s than 2t> cents per li’sp. Advertisements orvlere.t iu tlm Weekly paper. H per square for each im-ertiou. The undersigned, pubiisUei s t.ri'aiii , Tri-Wrekij and Weekly uewspajHns in R| t vaiiu»fi. G«- ourselves sirielly to mlhc-re to tlte nbevo bill w charge:*, mid lu uo instaiuv ttf> iteviate thertirom. rite above rates to takv eUevJt March 1, D'W, soil to continue binding, until changed by the voted « nudorUy ortho undersigned. N, 11.—This teltodulu shall nut lu tmy way rik*! the integrity of oxistiug contracts. AH coalracts w the year or any other specified time, shalleuiyc^e with the expiration tff the tHirloii for which they were made. Atv.KANfosHft S.xsto, NtyuMfaan. Tnoutw.v ft WmitMbTON, Mornino AVa*i% w *« »ti*t.-NftCo.. Geornian ft Jy/irat. pfcOTiiiJvcr; F dUMBINU, iu nil its vorions bmuchesr ol’ timdod to nt the nhortesUfotlut, «udU».ffti ,c " w style. Also, may be fouud 8b»Wer Uaihs, Galvauls- ed Irou, Tiu hu«1 l^udod Bath Tubs; capper IWh’i*» Patent Pan Water Claicts, IauuI Pipt-s, . v .licil Lwa, Brass and Plated Cocks. t\n»ns Pompe, Bella Rubber HAr.’flswrar. 1 -rzL’J .tVi 'v.- I »rasa ana nateacocks, sx>wn» tfompe,B.ma llOLABaEg—Ths cargo or thu brig Uoso. Fur sale at the house Furnish .Store, Nt- 1W UWtOBjOfstJfilJorgttMUT. Forsale by Broughton-street. Mv.; "M HORACE