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„ Interior Oran ol Chatham Cranly, In
r o< John J. Elnnt, Ann K. Wall Mid Jum J.
T. 0. Oorl. Property pounod out by
Term. Cara.
raw AMI II. PRENDDUUST.
Jury b _ ■ Buriiro. O. h-_
mm iitATSOFOEimuiA. ,
fUATHU COUNTY—To oil whom It W
l*Mcorai Wbere-sJohn Mellery,trill, ppljrb. the
jaSSssareaM^
ttworMo Wto and muooolih .11 whom Itnuy
. to be and appear beforo Mild Court, to
m (if any tnejr have) on or beforo tho
* la November next, othwiao sabt !#nt-
■ wtU bo granted.
WHaom. Jodn UUbo, Esq., Ordinary for CfcaUiaiu
feoniy, this o^bldaf of April I860.
-OHN BH.BO, o. o. o.
opr* •
•TATI OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM CO.
mo all whom U may concern: Whereas Mary Ann
X Deal win apply at the Court of Ordinary for let*
lam MsmUaory on the citato of Jaww P. in-nt.—
Tbeee are therefore to die and admonish ail whom
II may concern, to be and appear before aahl Court,
la mace objections (if any they have) on or beforo
the Wrat Monday in lleccmbor next, otherwUo said
Utters will beer an tod.
Wumm John Bilbo, Eaq., Ordinary for Chatham
Oonaty, this third day of Jane 1RM.
yST -OUN BILBO, O.C.C.
•TATE OF GEORGIA,
C HATHAM taiUNTY.—To all whom It uity con
oara: wbwaas, Patrick Ryan will apply at tho
OMrt or Ordinary for letters of administration on
tba estate of Daniel Oollliu j
These are, tenrefore, to cite and odmonUU all
Whom n may eesmern, to be and appear beforo said
Owl to make wNection (If any they have) on or bo-
fore the Irst Monday In August next, otherwise said
tetters will be granted.
Witness, John HUbo, Esq., Ordinary for Chatham
County, this twenty-third day of Juno, 1160.
June « JOHN BILBO, o. e. c.
whom it may concern, In be and appear before said
Court to make objection (If any they have) on nr be
fore llio Irst Monday In December next. otherwise
aald letters will be granted.
Witness, John Btllio, U*q. Ordinary for rtiatliam
cosnty, this fourth day or June, I860.
Juno 6 JOHN BILBO, o. c. c.
A DMI IT IMTII ATOll'M S VI.K”
P URSUANT to nil order or the Honorable tho
Court of Ordinary of Chatham County, pawed
Jane term, 165S. will be sold, »m tho first Tuesday
in August next, beforo tho Con-1 House dour in said
county of Chatham, betweeu tfo- legal hours of sale,
tho following property, to wit.: J^>u Nos. three (3)
and four (4), boiug part of Utrdeu lot No. nluo (9),
Bprlug llill, City of tfcranuah, fronting on Railroad
street; also tho following negro slave*: Jack, Peter,
Alexander and Sarah. Sold aa the property of tho
estate of Samuel Griffin, laieorsold county, deceased,
for the benefit of tho heirs and creditor* of said es
tate. RICHARD WAYNE,
Administrator do bonis non, on
Je4 Estate of Samuel (Irifllu,
tnfitfmai, oirMiArcourT
O N tho first Monday in August next. I will apply
to tho Ordinary of Chatham county for leave
to sell tho negro slaves boonging to tho o«tolo of
Clara A* Ogilbay, deceased, for tlio beiioflt of tho
liolrs and creditors of said oiiat».
Juno 4 JAMES A. LaROCHE. Adm’r.
Boa ton, New To
.VAMEH n. riunna,
DEALER AND IMPORTER OK
Watches, Jewelry, Mlvrr Wars*, Fan
ny Goods, (Wii,
no. 12, iwowt ttn mm, huuuku-hu.
•cpt* - }y ■
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■aVTATK OF GEORGIA,
g ULLOCH COUNTY.—To «U whom it way con-
i cert: Whereas, Asa Johnson will apply at tho
rt ot ordinary for said county, for Icttora of ad-
ministration, with tho will annexod, on the estate
of Mary WUttama, lato or said county, dcceasod:
These are, therefore, to cito and admonish all
whom it mar concern, to bn and apjKrar beforo said
Court to make objection (if any thoy have) on or
before the first Monday in August next, other who
•aid letter* will be granted.
Witness, William Lee, Esq., Ordinary for Bulloch
eoonty, the 20tb day of June, 1850.
Juneva WILLIAM LEE, o. n. c.
ueuauTa, EiSHBr! vuvkt v.
fTVJall whom It may uonccrn : Whereas, Mrs fa-
X nth J Jones, Administralr.x upon tho cstoto of
JSomsNJones, late ofllborty county, decoasod,
Will apply to Ibo Court of Ordinary or sahl county
for Utters dismissory;
Thass are therefore to cite and admonish all whom
It may concern, to be and nppear beforo said court,
to max* objections, if any they have, in term* of
the Uw, otherwise said letters wilt bo granted.
Witness. W P Oarldoau, Ordinary for liberty
county, this lDth of January, 1850.
Jyit—3 W. P. GIKADKAU, o. l . c.
C1TATK OFOBORUIA—BULIOCII CO., "jlny^Olli,
O 1860—Two months Alter date application will
be made to the Honorablo Court of Ordinary of said
Oountv tor leavo to sell all the lands belonging to
the etude of Mlcbaol Douablson, dcceasod, for the
benefit of the heirs and creditors and said deceased.
Bjfldv JOHN E. GIBSON, Adm’r.
^ #¥atk of ukohoia,
J bULLOCU COUNTY.—Tn all whom it muy con-
> corn: whereas, Joetab Davis will apply ul tho
urt ot Ordinary for letters or administration on
the estate of Henry Dana, late of said county, do-
BROUGI1T TO JAILi
Brought to Jail In flwainsboio, Emanuel Co.,
on the 4th instant, a nogro man; lie says his
natno is Harry; that ho belongs to tho ostoto
ot Thomas Clay, of dryan County, Gu. Ho is
of light complexion, with a alight soar over the loll
eye; about 5 foot 3Inches In height, and about'JO
years old.
Tho owner is requested to coino forward, pay
charges and take him away, as he will ho dealt with
as the law directs. HENRY OVERSTREET,
Je9 Ja»or.
‘imfhce;
A LL pontons having demands against tho estate
or Hicliard K, Williams, lule of Chatham coun
ty, deceased, aro hereby notilled to present thorn
within tho time prescribed by law to tho subscri
ber ; and all indebted to the paid extol o are request
ed to make immediate pavment to
M. D. Mll.I.EN,
Administrator do bonis non.
March ‘J5—tiw ltwtJy'Jl—Jo i
•TaTE oFuEuruia,
C 1 HATH AM COUNTY.—To all whom It umy con
t cern: Whorcax, tho estate of Jeremiah Mc
Donald lies unrepresented in consequoncu or tho
death of Nathan Brewton, the executor, and unless
.sorao fit and competont person applies tor the ad
ministration or cnld estate, with the will annexed,
I shall appoint Jame* Wilkinson, or homo oilier lit
and proper person, administrator with the will an
nexed do bonus non, on said estate:
These arc. therefore, to cite and udtnoulxh all
whom it may concern, to be and appear beforo
said Court to tnako objection (ir any they have) on
or beforo the first Monday la August next.
Witness, William l-eo, Esq., Ordinary for the
county of Bulloch, this l'Jth day of Juno, 1S6U
-*5
NKLftON MWEK/iKY,
DESIGNER AND SCULPTOR IN MARBLE.
Corner As tor I lace and 4th Avenue,
IX OUXU PROXIMITY TO TUX AHfOK UHUAttV AX!> TUX XXW
maul uounr, .new yokk.
raout extendra varitty and the
stock of Monuments, Tombs, Head Stones,«.,
In America, can bo found at Ibis establishment, from
plain to tho most elaborate and ornate in design and
workmanship. In addition to the stock always on
band, a great variety of drawings, appropriate and
orlgtnal may bo found, from which work will l*e ox-
ecutod promptly to order.
Orders faithfully executed, and shipped to any
point available by water or steam.
Persona visiting tho city oT New York ou pleasure
or business aro respodfotly invited to visit this os-
Ubllihment <**»
VIRGINIA SPRINGS!
EOUTU-8IPK, RICHMOND k DaNVILIA; AND
Virginia A Tenueasee
WILLIAM LEW. o
These are, thereforo. to cite and adtnouUh ull
Whom it may concern, io he aud appear before said
Court, to nuko objection (if any they hare) on or
before um first Monday In August next. otherwUo
said letters will be granted.
Witness, wllllsm Lee, Esq., Orriiunry lor Bulloch
county, this I17lh day of Juno. 1850.
junta* * WILIJAM LEE, o. v. v.
MTATErOF GEORGIA,
*OT7LL0CH COUNTY.—To all whom it may con-
Wj corn: Wlicrcas, General E Mikelt, will upply
at the inort of Ordinary tor leUors of administration
with too will annexed, ou tho estate of Manila
Groover, tote of said county, d*:cascil :
These are, therefore, to ctio and admonish all
whom it may concern, to bo and appear beforo said
Court to make objection (if any they have) ou or
before ino first Monday la September next, other
wise said letters will be granlod,
Witness. William Lee, Esq., Ordinary lm Bulloch
county, tots *Jl«t day or July, 1856.
JyM WILIJAM LEE, o. u. c.
UEU1IUIA. CA1U1GN COUNTY.
mWO MONTHS aTtor date, application will bo
X made to tho llonorabio Court of Ordinary for
tap! county, for Icavo to soli the following rained
negroes ; who and her throa children. Irene, Mi
nis and joe; belonging to inn citato of IauLsa Tomp
kins, deoeaied. for tho bcuclit of ratd heirs.
WILLIAM B. THOM AH, Ouardlun.
Jeffersonton, June 10, 1666, Juno 30
Join
State of Georgia, lititiucii county.
A dministrators' sale.—By virtue »>r an or
dcr from tho honorablo Court of Ordinary of
said county, passed on the llr-t Monday in June,
will he sold at the court hou.-u door of said county,
between tho lawful hours of sale, on tho first Tues
day In August, Ouo tract of IjhuI, containing one
huml rod and fifty noroe, in nald county, on tho Ca-
noochce river: ah-o, a part of four other surveys,
containing six hundred and thirty-two acres, on Ca
noochcc river, weil improved and in good repair,
consisting of swamp, bay find pine land. Hold mu
tho property of Nathan Brewton, deceased, for tho
benefit of tho heirs and creditors of aald decease 1
Termu lunMo known ou Ibu day of sale.
BENJAMIN BRF.WTON, 1 . . ,
SIMON J. BREWTON, jArtuirs.
Juno 'Jd, 1866 Jo lfi
Stale of GcargTn, Jli»rrooirCounty, '
A DMINlSTRAToRji’ SALE.—Will lie sold, on tho
first Tuesday in August next, before th.» court
house iu Statesboro', in said county, under an order
oflho Court of Ordinary, Fifty-four (64) acres of
Pino Land, granted to James Deal, aud bounded by
lands of .James Woods, William Allen and Klmoro
Manos, belonging to the estate or James Deal, for
tho bciicUt or tho heirs and creditors of said estate.
Terms tnado known on tho day of sale.
MARTHA DEAL, ) Adm’x.
CALVIN DEAL, /Adm’r.
June l'Jth, lHaO jo 16
GLYNN HHEKIFF’H hale
W ILfc oe sold before the Court House in tbu city
oi Brunswick, county of Glynn, on the first
T«oxdxy id August next, between tho legal hours of
solo, the following properly, to wit: One lot or parcel
of land annate, lying and being in tbo city of Bruns
wick, In im county of Glynn, rtatcof Ua., known
»d distinguished lu the plan of said city U3 Old Town
L*L uumDer two hundred «nd fifty-three, aud the
imfroveMcnto thereon; levied on by virtue of a fl
fa usucn wot of tho City Court of Havana nab. in tbo
couaty of Chatham, in favor of Benjamin C Frank-
da vs Charts E Flanders. Property iK>lnted out
by plaintiff
Jyg Xf. 0. B. WKIGUT,
MOTIt'L.
O NE MONTH alter date, aprdicatlou will he
mxae to tho State Bank of Georgia, for pay-
mast of a twenty dollar lull, tho left hand half of
which has been lost.
Julf* JOHN H. KENEDY.
Midway, Alabama, July 1, 1860.
GEORGIA, BULLOUH COUNTY'.
S IXTY davs after date, application will be made
to l&e Honorablo Court of Orinary or Bulloch
county, ror leavo to sell ull tho lands belonging to
the estate of Thomas Crosby, Into of said county,
deceased, for tho henellt of the heirs and creditors
or Mid oRtoto
jylO WILIJAM F. CROSBY, Adm’r.
KOTWS r
O NE mouth artor «latn, application will bo
muae to tho Bank ortho Slate of Georgia, Tor tho
payment of a Twenty Dollar Note on the raid
Bank, fNo. 4‘J.) the rigid baud hair or which has
been hot
On* month utter duto application will Iw made to
tho Marine Bank of Georgia for tho imyrncnt of a
Twenty Dollar Noto, (No. 384) ou said J/auk, tbo
right hand half of which has been lost.
Jy9—taw—4w WM. II. IIlGlfr.
Villa tttea. July 8,1856.
~ Mick.
fflHRKE months after date application will be nmdo
X to tho Marino Bank of Savannah, for the pay
ment of two Twenty dollar hills, via:.: letter U, UU70,
and letter U, b«7, the left halves of which liavo been
lout,. .mMKH J*. HUDSON.
TaUahasrce. Fla.^May 1", 18&n. Bin* inytld
' NOTICK.
S IXTY days after dalo, uppiicaii'm will Im tnadn
to tne Honorable the Ordinary el McIntosh
county, mr leave to sell tho real estate, being iu
thla county, of tho lato James Smith, known as
Hldon (rtcoi Plantation sold for the benefit of the
bet re of imtd estate.
DEAN M. DUNWOODY,)
JOHN JONES, > ICx or
JOHN F. DUNWOODY, J
Darien, JQly 1, I860. Syi
MUEL FOR DIVUIlfK.
RUxaboUt Uauly^ j,, cojfee superior Court,
Jota V Lnlr. J AUy Term, lWti.
S r appearing to tbo Court, from tho return ot Hie
ihoitil, that the dofondant. Johu Cindy is not to
found In Oolfoo county, unu hois not In tho slate
•a motion or Wm B Gadding, attortiuy for lilmllnid,
It to ordered that xervieo bo jKirfccicd ou aald de
fendant by a publication of lids order in one of the
public Journals or Bitvuntmb, mice a month for
three months preceding the next torrn of ibis Court,
requiring Raid defendant io appear at tho next term
or Ooflfee fluporlor Court, in ibo montli or Novem
ber next, aud tile his dofeindvo allogatlon to the
cauee.
A true extract from tbo minute* of tho Superior
Court.
Jy2 KW'P ABHLKY, «ork.
LIBEL FOR D1 VOItC 16.
K Wllklnion, i j„ yi> C riy Superior Court.
t oe. Wilkinson./ May T<jr '"' 185 ' 1 '
Tepporingto Dm Court, by tho return of tho
ebedflr. In tbo above stated case, that tho defend-
ont le not to be found in tho county, and that Im is
not to be found in the state; on moilouof Wm o
Gautdeo, counsel for llhollant, It Ik ordered Hint ner-
vtca bo perfected ou said defendant, by a publico,
ttoo or tfus notice onoo a month for Uu oo mcmli.i,
next preceding tho next term of aald Superior Court,
requiring said defendant to ho aud appear at the
next term of Liberty Superior Court ,fl “newer iu
Ibe eald cause*
A true extract from the mluutes of Kidd Hupcrior
Court.
Hi A. FRASER, Clork,
~ riivoiicK.
ASS DROWN
WILUAK 11. BROWN.
In Bulloch Superior Court.
March Turin, 1856.
tho
TTaj^eorlng to tbe Court, by Uiu return of the
X Mterlff, that the defendant, William 11. Brown,
to not to be found In tbo county of Bulloch; on inn
ttoo oT Levi fl. D'Lyon. Attorney for tho plaintiff, it
to ordered that the defendant do appear and Qlo hit
...^ror dofontlvo allegation, on or hofoto the
flreldajrortlienoxttorm of this Court, and thut
B btteeUon of this will bu undo Iu one of tlio pub-
fuetlerof tba ohy Of Hu vutumli imuou umiilu for
A tone extract .from the uiluutcfl.'tbts 2't\ day or
March, UM. *
Jyt7~lemlin DAVID DEAULEY, c h o b a,
FOB Uw t
EY»1
mmm
WiTKIJ AT Till.
SUMMER
ARRANGEMENT.
eri. most coinlorUble and most expeditious
Route to tho
VIRGINIA SPRINGS I
THROUGH BY DAYUGHT.
And Baggage Cheeked Through, except on fltogw.
Visitors to the Yirgininia .Springs by this route,'
take the South-Side Railroad cars at Petersburg, or
tlio Richmond and Danville cars at Richmond, at 6
A. M., dally, (Sundays oxcopti d.) arrive at Lynch
burg to dinner, anu thence, via tho Virginia aud
TenncBH'e Railroad, reach Bousnck’s Ik.-poi at 31-4,
and Salem at 4 P. M., and at either place bike
Kent, Hiiminer»on A t'o'i Fine Line of
Singe* I
Those via Bousack's lodge at ITnca.'tlo, diuo at tlio
with HAiJ.’H^!\f® l l , 'Ky^ntpRooF i/k;k.
IhYlMg revolved (he
Priie Medal at the
World’s Fair, arc uow
oflbred to tho public
as tho lYixo Safe of
ttic World. Tested
and approved as they
have been every
where, tbdr crowning victory was reserved to bo
awarded by the Juries or the World’sFair.
The proprietor placed Ouo Thoa«and Dollars in
Gold In the one exhibited at tho World’s Fair, lira-
doo, and Invltod all the Ilck-I/xks In tho world to
open the Safe, with or without the keys, and take the
money as a reward for their Ingenuity ; although
operated upon by several skilled in the art, no ono
could lick the Lock or open the HaTc.
~— • —* —- **■' ‘riglnal Habunaniler,
of the patent-right,
_ _ Impervious to damp,
and books, papors and Jewelry might bo preserved
In ono of bta safes for a century without contracting
a blemish Trom mould or mllldew.
To guard against counterfeits every Safe from the
manufactory of tho subscriber, and sold by him or
Lis agetila, has a brass plate lu front, bearing hla
name: each is also furnished with one of his Im
proved Thief Detecting Lock*, which is a good guar
antee against robbery.
S. C. HERRING k 00.,
Non. 186.187 aud 139 Water-at., N,
Agents iu Savannah, Mcasrs. BFJJ, k PRENT1HH,
Who keep constantly on band a full and complete
assortment, which they will soil at Manufkcturcrs’
prices. sept28
LOCAL EVIDENCE OF THE VALUE AND FIRE-
raoor qpautub or
WILDKR'B SALAMANDER SAFES,
At Manufactured by Steams d Mania, Mew York.
— — — In the fire or tho 3d
lust, which consum
ed tne brick building
occupied by Mr. Jim.
T. Aomas, op|*orito
niiSSmi
GENUINE PREPAf
llcliiibqld** HlKhljr Cow*. • t«r
1 |k>himI Flnld Eitrat. M
I niinil A I IH A CKUTAIN. SAFE, AND EFF1X/TUAL REMEDY
IIIIIKNAI ' ITtOi: JS..I-U-»V. til tin: Bladder, Kidney*, Gravel,
I Wllimkl M Broiwy. Weakness, Secret Ifiseasc*, Obstruc-
1 OFl'lCK. 1 fcs VemuU> fknnplaJnn, and all diseases of the
, <t> , Sexual Organs, whether in
Merchant- etui ho supplied at ^Imrl nolin-wttli MA1JC OU FEMAlJi
HOOK & JOB
BIII-HtmU, BUI. nf l.»rtln tf , ]
"Wy Moolai, Clrciiliu-N, I'hiyU TliU latpulnr and sjiocinc remedy is now offered
and Blank Book*. to the afflicted, and guaranteed to cure all the above
Proceedings of Meeting-*, Rejmrb*, By-Igtwe. **tc.
Thankful for the very liberal jiatronagp hervtnfr.
NOTICE.
A LL person* having claims against the estate or
Evan Join--', Into of Cliarlton county, de
ceased, are requested to present them, in terms Jf
law, uud those indebted will piea-e make paynumt
to the siib-icrlber.
STEPHEN McCALL, Executor.
Centrevillugo, Gu., Juno 14l!i. 1850 je'Jtl
HOTICIBL
W Ii J. bu sold, between tbo usual hours of sale,
ou tho find Tuesday in August next, before
the court house «loor in Trader’#* Hill, Charlton
county, Ga., Two negro men, (Dick and Tom)—-be
longing to the estate of Evan Jones, lato of said
county, deceased. Hold undor provisbu oflho will
and by order or tho honorthlc Ordinary ot' salil
county. STEPHEN McCAl.L, Ex’r.
Gcntreviliage, Gu., Juno 14tb, 1856 je'jfi
RELIGIOUS WORKS.
H LSTORY of the Great Reforraatiou «*f the Six
teenth Century, in Germany, Switzerland,A;c,
by J II Merle D'Aubtgne, five volumes complete iu
one.
The Uio of Martin J.ulher, the German Reform
er, iu fifty pictures, from de-igUM of Gustav Kouig,
to which Is added a sketch of the rise and progr*iss
of the Reformation In Germany.
Life and Times ct Rev ElUah Iloddiug, DD, lato
Hontor Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
by I) W Clark. D I).
Sermons on Several Occasion.-*, by tlm R«v John
Wesley, A M, In four volume*.
Sermons from tho Pulpit, by 11 P. Bnscom, D D,
L L D.
JJfo •»!' 11 Ui'itticmau Ua3C4#m, l> I), 1.1.1), late
Bishop of tho Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
by Rev M .M Hvokte, D D.
Posthumous Works or tho Rev Ilenry BBaacom,
D D, I# L 1), ono or the Bishops or tlio Mnthoilbt
Episcopal Church South, edited by tho Rev Thomas
N Ralston, A M.
Ufa oflho Rov Robert Newton, H i», by Tiioma.s
Jackson.
The Bard* id'the Bible, by George Guitllluu.
The Analogy of Religion—Natural and Revealed
■to the Constitution and Course of Nature, by Jo-
RC])h Butler, L L D, laic I/>rd Rinliop of Durham.
Baptism—a treatiao on tlio nature, perpetuity,
subject*, administration, mode, and uses of the ini
tialing ordinance of the Christian Church, by Tho*
O Sumners.
Baptism—with rcfcrenco to its import, modes,
history, proper use, uud the duty or parents to bnp-
tizod’children, by Jaino* I. Chapman, amiuDterot
tlio Memphis Conferenco of tho Methodist Episcopal
Church, South.
For ealo nt 169 (fongress street by
.Jmm23 WAHSUCK a HAVt*.
rooud, without NIGHT fRAYEI#, aud with hut 04
miles or Staging. Or by tho Salem route, stop all
night at the Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs, (10
miles distant from Salora,) dine at tho Red Sweet,
or Sweet Springs, aud arrivo at tho White Sulphur
Springs on tho evening or the following day.
Tho Virginia A* Tonncssce Railroad U located
through n most romantic country, possessing a cli
mate unsurpassed for its salubrity ami delightful t<
perature. Tho road pa$fi03 tho huso dl tl**-
PEAKS OF OTTfill!
And within threo miles or the Alleghany Springs,
ono milo oflho Montgomery Whito Sulphur Springs,
and within four miles of the Y’ollow Sulphur Springs;
all pleasantly situated a fow miles apart, outho
Eoatern slope of tho Alleghany mountain, in Mont
gomery county. Tho waters of those Springs are
celebrated for their great medicinal qualitlos, tho ac
commodations are cxcolleut, and have been greatly
increased since last season.
4S*Vi.*itors to Um Rod Sulphur Springs take
Kent, Suinmorson k Co's Stages at Newborn Depot,
on tbeovonlugor tho day thutthoy leavo I’etera-
burg or Richmond, and arrive at the Springs on the
following day to dinner, and Salt Sulphur Springs
early lu tho eveoiug of tho second day from Rich-
nmnd or Petersburg.
Tlio Road from Newborn lX*pol lu tho Red Sul
phur Springs, (38 mile.*,) has boon graded and
greatly Improved since last season, and is now ro-
gurdx-d a«ou<! of tho bo«t turnpike* in tlm moun
tain*.
Tho line oi Telegraph from Richmond will be com
pleted uml In operation to tho Mootgomory White
Sulphur Springs early in June.
Pas.-engera to Knoxville, Teunesste, lake Kent,
Summerson k Co’s stages at tbo Western terminus
ortho Virgin lu k Teaacssec Railroad, now 180 miles
from Lynchburg (uml being extonded Westward at
tba rnto of 8 mile* per month) to tho Eastern tormi
na* of tho East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad,
and arrivo at Knoxville iu ‘J 1-2 days from Peters
burg or Klcbmoud.
Fare from Petersburg or Biehwond.
To Red Sweet, or Sweet Springs via Bonsack’x,$10 00
“ “ “ “ “ “ “ Satcm.... 10 50
" White .Sulphur Spriugs “ Bonsack's 11 00
li “ “ “ *• Salem.... 11 60
Red Htilphcr Spring.* 12 25
“ Alleghany Spring* 8 00
" Montgomery White Sulphur Spring* 8 25
“ Yellow Sulphur Spring* 8 46
'■ Knoxville, Tcuuei'.*eo 23 00
Noth.—Tho charge for tickets to the Alleghany
Spring:*, .Montgomery White Sulphur and Yollow
Sulphur Spring#*, does i.ot include tho charge from
tho Itailrnud to the Springs. l’AFscugnrs lor tho Al
leghany Springs, (4 miles distant.) tako tickets to
Shawsvllle—for Montgomery White Sulphur, (1
mile distant by a hrauch Railroad,) take tickets to
Big Tunnel and for the Yellow Sulphur, (4 miles dis
tant,) bike ticket* tu GhrUtiausburg depot. Con
veyance:* will bo found ut those place*.
For further information apply to
K. A. GOODWIN,
Ticket Agent S. S. K. R., Petersburg.
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
Sap'c Richmond k Danville R. R. t Richmond.
E. H. GILL,
Sup’t V. k T. K. R., Lynchburg.
KENT, HUMMERBON k CO..
ui) Di-Sut Fincastlc, Virginia.
C E ATTRA£T HAlLRUAb.
!i
tho Gas Works, in this
city, was a safe ol
_ the above descriptions
containing the books, papers, and money of Mr.
Thomas, and although the building was detroyed,
tho said Safe sustained no Injury whatever from the
Intense heat to which it had beou exposed. On open
ing tho Safe, the content* were found undisturbed,
and in tho same order and condition as when placod
there, except* slight discoloration to the projecting
ends of a few papers, and tho hocks of one or two of
the books, caused by the steam goucratod in the
Safe, whllo at Its greatest beat.
The HaTe and contents, as it caum from the ruin*,
may still ho soeu, in the possession or Mr. Thomas,
at tho Gas Works. A large assortment or these cele
brated Hafea always on hand,aud for sate by
II. CAMPFIKLD,
, ■ffBSSS-
I »r<, Wm, WMata, and IU kinds WiSi
I (Wlumwin, U non upcti fur it., WlB
ik l-ittci. lit! iLOrJatt
tunri,located nmr the Dtplul I'wi oaK
iBrondwir, Midoownto. .bom ihlrt, IwjciSd LS 1
fluntahedfcwn-, wttti mod i.,d trim,
I gftlSf SiSairlh!?iSSfAr P* 0 "
body, thus removiug the cause and rendering the
# r> -- --- - - cure CERTAIN AND
received, we respectfully solicit a coTilinuanec *.i - , aUa y 4 ,^| n Inflammaiiou, which
the same, foiling that we shall he able to pi«-a-e all Xr romSWtawSMy arnelE and can bo token
Socutlonor work W 1 ' “ ° n ' bwl11 ,w 10 l ‘ rlcw Rl " 1 • with leu* trouble and expense to pattoob*. This in-
execution or work. | f a iuble remedy lias saved thousands upou thousands
NOTICE TO MAIU.VeRM, Troin the hand* of
T HE buoys at Ft. Himofis Inlet and Sound have! MERCUJiW QUACKS.
hocn arrauge«l iu tho following inann* r : H not from premature graves. In cases of lnf<*Uoo
uulef Ba.* Bnuy is u largo llrst Ha*- nt.n, i niut«-U the Comjwund Buchu Is the only article worthy or
rod, with the No 2 In whito—U placed is iw.-nty Die leaf! confidence of tho afflicted iu performing
feet water at low tide, and niu>t be left on the «i:*r- HAKE CURES,
board baud euteriug. Ft Fitnons light hours N \V It coutaius no narcotic, mercury, or other'injurious
by W Vi W. North j»oint of Jekyl W bv N s N. drug, liut is purely a Vegetable CamposUbm. It to
Middle Buoy—is u largo secofid class*uttu, paint-1 very agreoabie to the taste, creates no perceptible
ed black, with No 11n white—I* placed in sixteen 1 otll,r » aml »“*>'be taken by persons or either sex
feet water at low tide, bn the Eastern edge *»r the ’ without hindrance from busincs.* or mejllral advice,
Middle Ground, and must be lelt on tlio i«rt hand l' lain directions fur use accomjaujy the mod cine,
coloring. St Simons IJght hears N W bv tV •. W Reader, ir you have any of the above complaints, do
North point of Jekyl W by N. * i not neglect them,
kiad attention from the Proprietor, u,
Id advuicc.
Fm- Id D« -jrwd op* Wort Ih? u _
derUkto. All commo»lr»ti*iji tnuji be S
addreutil Io W. R. MOStav!- 1 * 14 .
*"*• l.rlffln, (j,
'AT
Inotr Buuy—|. nettornl tin.. nttii.,.uini«-.i liLick,
IlKIolVri AUK DANUEIIOUrl.
with lilt No ;t in wiillt-fi ni.rtVriVr'I'w. m'yiV.ni WIUi IliU incllclne you can curt youraoir, aud IDu.
Ittl wal-r al low title, on tbo point .d .lowl pm-tnt all ol|«Joro.
otrn-om Jekyi (.land, andtuu-tbt Ita on tho |.»ri i 1IIUT1I Slt-STAM.M IIJ. 1KMAU-
hand tnlcrlng. fl Klinona lJalil h.-ar« N K l,v N Fid. mcdiclnt t|Mtdlly and olfeoln^ly cures Hit I
N. North pointJtkyllV by 8 >1 S inosl virlllontrormolFccrttdlHcaats,audoradlcatca I
Iu Hit -Sound U Iho I/iwrr JlWdlt OrouuJ Buoy— ' <‘ v <'ry |iartltlu orInftcUoos m-itlor from tht .ysttio, I
which Is aiitonil class nun, uainttd with rod and restoring tlio patltnlto a Pcrtol sUttoT
black horizontal sirl|n-s—Is iilaccd lu twelve ti-ti i HEALTH AMI I Lurry,
wnlcr at low tide, oo llio lower |miiit nr iho Middle
J. Fatotots: SO do TTcrtcro J'adls-’nnd'b'j drfl-’ Ui f
Blows, Tor sale by '-‘h
mart BltllilUM, KELLY i
HBirTasriimuAPs-
TTN1TED SUteo, Cainuio-aul Cuba.
U Scbwaghw’aBlsUirt ut F.iUiMipbtmi,-,
translated by Kteyle. ’
Prescott-a Philip 2d OfAfOih UfW
Calf and in Cloth.
Napoleon's Oonfldcnthii t*u >
brother Joseph.
Davuu's History ui lb*- g*te
Hanover—2 vols.
l-lhe Allacbi in Madrid.
Romance of the Harem, by .di r*
Rachel Gray, by Julia Ka\ xiuiugb.
Earnest Linsload, by Mr*, u e llcou
PAr3 W.Til0l!\L«| UUjt .
TU8T KBCBIVED^-2a "r»igrijKindrri
J prime artlcli-, 20 Her- - d«*» Si
lams. In store, and for rail- *.>
mar 26 WAYNE. iHlENViLIj *1,.
•"W»lj it j u ,,
‘«|A#tl<lcbf.c V*,U, t
•* “ ‘-1 tbe ij,H„
July 26, 1855.
Agent for the Manufacturers,
171 Brj-hI., flavatmali. Gn.
1 take pleasure in currol>oruliug the foregoing state-
ment, and In addition would add, that tho books aro
now in two. J. T. THOMAS.
Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf.
July 26th, 1855. />ct6—if
Grouud, t*» mark tlio two channel-*, at H-imou*
Ught bears N F.by K. North point of .b-kyl Maud
S E by S F.
Middle Middle tiruiuni Rtiuv—U n m-coiH Hv« ,
uuu, painted red, with No I in whit*—i.- plaeud in
eighteen feet water at low ti*l«*, near the t-lbow ot
the Middle Ground, ami intm Im lelt ou the star-
boartl hand entering. North point ••f.b-kj l bars N •
K 'i K. Brunswick jioitit VV by S.
Upper Midille Grouud Buoy—is a second Has*
nun, painUM red. with tlio So c, in while—i* plarml j
in 18 foot wulur at low tldo, near tho upjmr end ot |
tho Mltldlo Ground, uud must be left on iho star-i
board Imud euteriug. Brunswick imlnl bears \V
>4 H. Mouth or Jekyl Crock S a K.
None.—In running in for Ft Fimoiis Bar bring llio
Light I ' '
water 0
to tho Outor Bar Buoy utid into the Sum.i, pi
the buoys a* «liri-cte*l.
By order oftlie Light House Board.
t’. MAN1GAULT MORRIS,
j e28—tf L. H. Inspector, fdli Disti iet.
NOI'ICK TO 91\U1.\hilts.
T HE buoys at Hi. Andrew's Inlet and Found have
been arranged iu the following mnnio r:
llt'linbold’s Highly Conceittrnlvd Coui a
pouiul Fluid Extract Snrsnpnrllla.
For purifying thoBlootl. removing nil diseases ari
sing from excess of Mercury, exjawuro and im
prudence in life, chronic constitutional diseases,
arising from an impure stato of Blood, and the
ouiy reliabiu and elleclual kuuwu remedy for tho
cure of Hcrofula, Halt Rheum, FcaM Head, Ulcer
ations of tliu Throat and l/.-gs. l’aiu* ami .Swellings
of the Hones, Tetter, Pimples on the Face, and all
Fcnly Eruptions of tlie Fkiu.
It is gratifying to the proprietor or these medicine#*
to be able fo state that it is now nearly three years
since they were first introduced, during which time
they have been extensively used In various parts of
tho* United State*, amt have given to patient and
i'll boa; X W SfK “fw.'whlTe I,Z, r iihD “ 1'roctitloner the blchost Hogrcc of satisfaction la the
. This hcariug us a cunrsc will lake vim an ‘'j“™ 111 W MS! "»>' have been employed |
Outer Bar Buoy uud late (Me s-un.l, pa-.-lne whether tu town, country, hospltalor private pruc-
... • " ' llr*s. t1i.it.* int*firin1tli- irk-nn lli#. tnnst flftnlflrwi
shirts: hiiiutnii siuui-,j 1 1
1 HA VfJ just received u Inrgo assotlmenl of
white aud figured Shirts, of every quality ami
style, ami superbly made, with <xdlur» to mati-lt,
or«b'*ri will bliio hulaken, xml shirt* tmolu to nuil
any particular filyie or taste of tho witarer. Cull til
the Star Clothing Emporium, 117 Bay street,
my I I WM. O. PRICE.
udiMovai..
The subscriber lm* Removed on the
Bay, next door U> Uiu R«:pub|iu»iii{(j
olllco, where lie i* now opening a) ■
handsome assortment of K1' RI NO
AND HUMMER GOODS, which he wilt sell by tlio
|iatb:rn nr mako to order in the most fashionable
stylo. Also, Ready Made Clothing for l lm present
ami coming season.
Thankful for pout favor**, he hope.* to nmril a con-
tinuanci) of the same.
N. B.—Cutting, Altering and Iteimiriug <b»nu at
this Kliurteat uoticc.
Jim received While Drill Coat#* and Pants, Whito
ami Figured Mnr*c-llle.* Vest*, for sale at u small pro
fit.
nprl'J JOHN W. KELLY.
DYING AMD HKNOVATING
ESTABLISHMENT,
13 YOKK mm, NEAR TlUt COURT ROUSE,
SAVANNAH, UA.,
BitablUhed In 1X33.
K Subscriber grateful to bis Mends and
„ patrons for their continual favors, would slate
at In addition to the Improvements In DYING, ur
luired by him during his last visit to England and
Icotland, has madn arrangements for extending his
business, by which ho is now enabled to dye a
greater variety or colors on silk and wooleu drosses,
■bawls, &o M which he trusts will generally please
all who may favor him with their patrouago.
Gentlemon’s garmonto dyed, cleanod or renovated
as may be required, in the same superior stylo which
has generally so much pleased his patrons and
frionda.
Tnblo Covers, aud ladles’ Crape Hlmwis, no.,
cleaned and fiulshed in the first style.
ladles’ Bonnets dyed, bleached ami pressed a
tho most fashionable sly lot*.
Orders from the country promptly attended in.
Terms moderate.
Whon parcels are sont by steamboat* or railroad,
word should be sent him by letter through tho poet
office, so that he may know where to call for thorn,
mch 16 ALEXANDER GALLOWAY.
HEINTZELMANN’8
ESSENCE OP JAMAICA GINGER,
milE diatingulshod favor with which this essence
X has boon received throughout all sections oi
tho Union as a remedy at once safe, agreeable ami
effectual for Incipient Diarrhma, Cholera Morbus,
Weak and relaxed Bowel*, ITostration by heat or
fatiguo, Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Colic, Cramp, Lan
guor or Debility from sedentary habits, Ac., has in
duced the proprietor to give it every publicity in his
power. Upon ils inerrits comment is unnecessary,
as Us own intrinsic worth U its best oulogy, U car
ries with it the evideuce of its superior excellence,
freely attoated to by the young, tho o)d, and scores
of families who. promptod by a careful regard for
their health and comfort, ore daily adopting it as an
ixiusTExsAHtA FAMILY KKMKov. Tliero is perhaps uo
medicinal preparation extant *>o simple and harm*
less, yet salutary and effective, whose worth will he
more appreciated or universally adopted than the
liquid uluger prepared by Heintzolman.
For sale by J. E. DkFORD, Druggist,
JolO 8m .Savannah, Ga.
m
O N ami after Sunday, tho 14tb October, insL,
amt until further uolice, tbo Passenger Trains
ou tim Central Railroad will ruu ns follows :
UKTWEKN SAVANNAH AND MACON.
U'oves Huvnnuah Daily nt...6 a m and 12.16 r tf.
Arrivo lu Macon “ “..2.16 Ptf “1 am.
I .on vo M act >n *• “.11.46 A tf “ 9.30 pm.
Arrivo in Favan'h “ “10.46 pm “ 7.20 am
UKTWKK.V KAVANXAH AN I* ADOLWA.
fo.-.ivt! .Savannah 12.15 p u and 8..W p. m,
Arrive in Augusta 8.45 p m *• 6.80 a m.
IzCOYo Augusta 0. AM “ 4.30 P M
Arrivo iu Fuvnunali 1.30 p m “ 10.45 p
niCTWFK.V MACON* AXD APUFSTA.
Livivo Mimon 11.46 A m and 9.30 v x.
Arrivo iu Augusta 8.45 p m “ 6.30 a m.
I#cave Augusta 6. am “ 4.80 P M.
Arrivo in Macon 2.16 p M “ 1. am.
KETWKKX SAVANNAH, M1LI.KIM1KV1L1JE k KATONTON.
I#eavo flavnunah .6. AM
Arrive iu 5Iillodgcvlllo 2.46 P M.
I/cavu Macon ,,,,,.,..,,.,,,,,..,11 46 a tf
Arrivo in F.donton 6. pm.
W. M. WADLEY Gen’l flnpt.
Havauuuh, Ga., Get. 12, I860. octl6.
(J1IANG EOF~BCHEIdJLE 0>TtHK
SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD
Over wliuli fiuNMCM the Great
Now York & New Orleans Malls.
li-
DUAl'KR AND TAILOU.
JEFFKHHON HTREKT NEAR BROUGHTON
The subiiurihtir takes this oiqwrtunlty
tu inlurin lilt* friend#! and thuinibliu, that
In: is enabled, from experience, ami the
.intuitive perceptions of tho truths of.
science, based on tbo common rules of surveying
form i, noth piano and Kplmrioal, to cut ami muko up
gartm'iita to fit the human form in tho most cooiploto
uml linirheit stylo, to all who may fnv*»r him with a
cull.
Boyo’ fancy ilrcoses, Bali coatuinus, Military **n*1
Flremuit’a Uniforms,
1*. HORACE GRANT,
JetfvrAon ct., one door Nortii of Broughtun struH.
dee 7—ly
AI’KIt' rAS011SGH'"ANini0Iti)i3iTH:-
Just received a grout a>:*orlmont of tbo most
olugnnt p.iUoriiH, with hordora to match, from 8
ContH fo $2, ul CHAFFER k CO.’S,
uprSU No, 6 Whitaker street.
«. si. niUFiflS;
KUCCJiSSOIt TO I.ATR U. EASTMAN.
Corner of Bryan and Whitaker Streets,
HAH now on hand n beautiful ie«-
sorlmont of Jewelry of every dig-
crlption and kind worn by ladles
»n*l gentlemen, and will soil at unusually low prices,
I liavo tl'ls ilay received (per Express) a largo
stock of elegant fiiver Warn, consisting of t'nko and
I’lo KhIvi.m. plalu and engraved Fish Knives ami
Forks, Pickled Halves and Forks, Knives, Forks and
Spoons, Napkin Rings, Nutmeg Orators, &e, ^*c., nil
In Mor»:cisn'«>es, and sellable for pm;ei)ls. 1 have
also tills day rooelvud an addition In my stoek of
hnlrwork or light colored Curls, Topsys, Braids,Front
Piooe.1, Bands, Unclu Tom, 4:o., which now makes
tny ansortment complete. Orders received for any
color Ucbircd.
Watches rnoaireil by uud uuder tho suncrvlalon
of self, and all other work done iu a workmanlike
manner, ond warranted. may 25.
O N anil after Sunday, February 3d, 1850,
two dully trains between Macon and Columbus,
ami one betweeu Macon and Americas,
Leave Macon at 2 a m, and 8 e m; arrive ut Colum
bus nt 7 16 a m, and 1030 p m j leave Columbus u?
-I 15 a m, ami 1 301'm; arrive nt Macon at 10 64 a m,
ami 7 40 i* m ; leavo Macon at 2 A m; arrivo at Amcri
i'U* at 6 40 a m ; leavo Americas at 2 20 p at; arrive at
Macon ul 7 40 p m; making a complete connection be
tween Montgomery, Alabama, and Augusta, Kings
ville, Wilmington and Charleston; also, with Central
HallrondTruinstoFavonnuh, MlUedguviiicaud Eaton-
ton, and with Macon and Western tralus (e Atlanta,
Chaltnuoogn, Nashvlllo and KuoxvlUo. Tonn,
At C'olumlm* with Girnr*! and Mobile Railroad to
Kulsula, Ala., connecting 'tally nt Amorlcus with
four horse Post CourboH to Tiilluhaiaeei Alban.
Thoiuusville, llalnbrldgo, At., withtrl-weekly hacks
to Limipk)n, L’uthhcrt, Ac., at Fort Valley vtlh hacks
fo Perry, ltaynosvillo, Hawklnsvillo and Knoxville,
Ga. PiiKecngorH for Aineriemi amt points follow Fort
Valley, should lake Uio 121ft e >t train IVnm flnvau-
null; ami llio 6 pm train from Augusta, tn avoid de
tention at Macon. For other points ou the Month-
Western or Muscogee Ronds take eilhorlraiu from
Favaun&h or AugusUt. J’assengers leaving Aim-ri-
cut! at 2 20 p m will roach Columbus at 10 3*1 r m the
tamo uight.
l’asr.cngora from Oilmubu* and the West for Am
ericas, Houth-western Georgia or Florida, should
tako tno 1 30 v m train ut Columbus, sleep at Fort
Valley, and roach American al n 40 a m next morn
ing.
First class steamships leave Havauuuh for Now
York on Wednesdays ami Saturdays, aud for Phila
delphia on Wednesday*. Pnssago 1a the Cabin $26,
Steerage $S.
Fare from Montgomery to Hnvamiab $14 00
“ Columbia* “ “ 10 00
“ Americus •• “ 8 80
GEO. W. ADAMS, flup’t.
.Macon, January 30th, J856. iimylfi
vVrqTnTa central r-road.
whether in town, country, hospital or private prac
tice, they have iu variably given tbu most decidod
uml unequivocal rails taction, und produced the most
salutary ond beneficial cffoct#*. Numerous letters
have been received from tho *no*t distinguished
physician* In the country, and from tho professors
of’several medical colleges, recommending lu the
higla-st terms tho value of these medicines, and
their superiority over ull other preparations for
-\TKVV CHOP CUBA Ml)i#AHSKH. ’:XhtM
goof tho Abbott IievuKs.ux, daliv e .,
for eale in lot* to suit purcburi r«. i»j
KOI XtKR.i \ Nbi.hij
"““-’■SVEfiv
Jan31
WAREHOIT rl
est and ft; Si. Juh
140 i.
T ie undersigned w*^ia take tiiift ,
lunity to express to hts Irleml* and i[.. ,
generally, bis sincere thnnk* for tfo-1 lit#*,',
S o and influence, which has result#- iu«-U, ,j.
i trade to all parts or the s; it. At*..'*.,
Florida, Alabama and Tennesf-e, th.--.-D. { - '
him to exhibit a stock unmirj«.s:.< d i* aav
city.
Families, Merchant*-, Huml llevivt-
boat Owners are particularly i tviud t.#cj,;.u ii.
present etock, which fo now cotnpiote it, V- i‘
various departments, cousfotin - in part u#i- f.,;.
log goods, viz:
CARP El DBPAVTMESl
Royal Modallon, English Drugg..!.-
Royal Yolvet, rimi.s whltli-.,
Mocet Wilton, Mo-. «• *c Hearth Ku C -
Mocel Brussels, Volya and *
Tapestiy Brussel#*, Tufu 4 Rug;..
Power Loom Brussels. Plan..ami mb'.-
Three ply Ingrain. J>x j Mat-(own var ,, ,
Two ply Ingrain, Silver k Brat- M S i r j 1
Wool Dutch, Cnrpjts Biuctui,
ni . wi wuw§ _ CURTAJMAMD C'PWJlSlJiSi’DWAlhu.y i
.i c,a :1 ni ?- I‘ nin “ : “ r ‘-L "'ilk ' bucli cump]»ints J u.« tliii;-proprietor recommends. Uce nn'I Mii.Ui. (.\rte,
the No 2 iu whUe~ia placed iu sixteen witter at low j Numerous preparations or Sarsaparilla and of Buchu g»J“ ,
tide, and must be lott on tin* starboard hand outer* i ,md various modes of prepurinc them liavcboen Hilk Damask, _ mil * tu< anu Baud-,
log. Little Cumberluud Light hoars W by W N. ■ given, all of which c#f course will iliU'cr according to ^i' 1 *
-South IKiint or Jekyl N \\ by \». tho mode of preparation which each individual may ^ u -^'vn-iotis v,;t,*#„
Middio Buoy—in -t .second class cun, painted red, - adopt. Shades, new style,
with tlio No 4 in white—is placed in nineteen loci I These medicines require considerable care iu tho Also, every variety oi furniture Cor ,>riug. h.u.
water at low tide, near the High North Breakers, | pre|iurati*>ti au*l the employment or different men- nfings and matoriris for rt«:on*tiug.
anil must bo left on tho starboard hand entering. ,#trua in successive nitration to take up tho extrar,-1 #£" ,f\- .. .
V\! 1 ? i ri vAv J ?. ,t ,.^ cars " ^ ^ couth point *.t j u V e matters, and, in con-equeuce, aro most fro- J Fr° m Jf!.} l ' r 11
Jekyl N \\ } a \\. quently improperly made, and not unfrequcnUy Booms, cut to fit wjJ.out a seam.
Inner Buoy—fo a seeoud cla-j.* can, |*ait*ted Idnok,' much impaired, if not rendered totally inort, by the ! • Snb ,^ ! , h.ni*eli to iuy<>i* 4 ,
with Ao 1 in white—is iilaced in twenty-one feet.' injudicious and unskilful muuagctneut oi'those unac- j prison all description < t L-a- low a? th:**-a»!
wat(M at low tide, nenr a dry shoal running off from | qualnted with phnimaceutlcal preixiratlons. It fo i HUfflRy ffh be purchase# ms-tv Nc-rtkorn city
—• —■ -* • - *• MR* Carpets cut to Room.-: ml goo.ts rent c.,
part of the city froo of charge.
48* An experienced rpho:> ter will utten.t i.
making and laying of Carpet * aud Oil ciutb* wfo-r
desired. The decorative aud curtain departaniit
n charge or an Upholster of nrknowlem-eituidru.
skllL W. 1*. GUIUN. Agent
oct!8 140 Congress aad 67 St. .fallen si>
Cumberland foland, and must be IHt un the j^;rt therefore of the” higtiest con.-ideruliou und import*
hand entering. Cumberland Light I.eHrs H W by \V* ance t<» tlio public aud to the faculty that there
J’rint oi Jekyl N \V \\. ; should be standard preparations ol uniform strength
in tlio -utiud Is tho Midulo Ground Buoy--scc«'nil and possessing the most advantages. To effect tula
class can, pa'.uted with red mid black i,i‘i iz.,nti.l; obviate the evil alluded to, I have made a uum-
stripes—placed in ten feet water nt low tide. ..n a fi.>r of expriiment- fo WicerUiin tho most effectual
point ol nhoal niuuing down from the Hath In Rl\*-r, nK#do of c-xtrartiug tbo virtues of the Sarsaparilla
kuheuiiildle of the Sound. Vessels und the Buchu, ami to dfocover the most eiigiblo
. . _ . . . . The* experiments have
must not pass to the westward ol it. Cumberland
Light boars F by K E. Inner point «-f Jc-kjl N
W W.
Buoy at llio -mranei- of Halil La River—is n .-ucond
form f»-r their exhibition,
resulted most favorably, und it is with much pleas
ure I now oiler t*» tin- public ami the faculty ray
Compound Fluid Extracts, which contain all the vir-
class cun. painted black, with Nit :# in white—-is I tues oftlie article.* they are represented to be made
maced in ten feet water at low tide, and mu«i fo*: from in a highly concentrated form, and are the most
udi ou the port hand entering. Oumhetlaiid Light: active prepanttions which can be made. Two la
bours #S by K. (niter poi.it of Jekyl bears N E.
Noti:.—In running iu for Ht. Andrew's Bar bring
tbo Light to boar \V by X N, while iu four fath
oms wator. Tills hearing as a course will Like you
up to the Bar Buoy, then haul nfi'tothe northward
until tho Middle Buoy, No 4 is iu range with the
IJght, (to avoid two l imps in a din-el line, \V bv X
>4 X, between tho two buoy#.) when steer for it- -
passiug it t«» the Hutuhwar.l. From this buoy n N
W by W >j \V course will bring you luto the Sound.
By order of the l.ight House Board.,
C. MANUS Al LY MORItR
jegS—U' J. ||. Inspector. 6th !«.-.»net.
MlflS MAI
O N CON81GNMBNT—
2000 bUHliols 1’rlmuUoru;
J00 *lo Cow I’oas;
•JOOHockH •• l’alar.o Mills’’ Flour
lObbls Raw Glm;
to do Monoucuhola Wlilxky;
ft do Donnvdia Brandy;
For sal** low, by
•*?H. .... PA'ITKN, HUfYON it mi.
B randy, gin, wh’wicy and rum—For saiu
by (<aejr20j WILLIAMS ft KATtiUFF. y
Brooke Hall Female Seminary,
NKDIA, DELAWAllE CO., PA.
MlflS MARIA L. EA8TMAXX. Fetxiwat.
This Seminary, located in Un de
lightful and bealUiy village of Meiiia,
thirteen miles from I'hUiiduipitlu, l*y
Railroad, wlM ba
OPENED ON WKDNFMPAY,
September 10th, 1860.
Tne commodious building, nowin -prftcosi of erec
tion, wilh all tbo modern improvements, will be
finished by the first or August, and will coutoiu such
accommodations, both In point of tasto and comfort,
as cannot foil to satisfy parcuts that while their
daughters are enjoying the bcuefits or mental cul
ture, thoy ha vo also the comforts of a refined homo.
This Institution Is established with u view to afford
to young ladies the most perfect combination of ad
vantages for the attainment of a thorough aud ac
complished education, and uo |#oins nr expense will
lie spared to l ender it In reality what it professes to
he, a school of Riiporlor merit. Miss Eastman, the
Principal, was at the head of a school iu Now Eng
land previous to her residence iu Pennsylvania, and
for tbo last six years has been known to the patrons
of Aston Ridge Seminary, as presiding teacher in
that institution.
Tlio Ft. Rev. A. J'.dl*r, Bishop Ol lilt* Dioceso of
Pennsylvania, says:—
“MJeS M. I*. EastDMM, ivlio j»r«q»oses to <#peu H
Young Iaui.es Heminary in Modia, Dnlawaru Co.,
Pa., in Hoptetnbor next, has lieon known lothe sub-
scrlbar for several years past. He has a very high
opinion of her capacity, efficiency and devotedness
as an educator. She has had a largo and success
ful experience. The building which is to ho created
for her uso will contatu every accommodation. Tho
village and surrounding country are distinguished
fur hoaltbfulness and bounty, and the subscriber has
coufldonco that parent#* who entrust their daughters
Pi Miss Eastman will have no reason to regret it.”
Miss Eastman will hi* aided by an ctUciont corps
of Teachers.
The Freuch language will be fought aud siiokou
bya Parisian lady, residing In the family.
Tho liiliu, German, flpauisliuud Italian tauguitgo*
will receive due attention.
The Natural Sciences will ho taught, with the aid
or a largo and expensive apparatus.
The Musical Department will hi* under the charge
of a lady eminently qualified to fill ibu situation; and
all preferring a male teacher on the Piano or in
flinging, can have the''bottolll of u Visiting Tedulicr
from Philadelphia.
Dr aw lug and Paiutiug will be under tlio direction
of a lady accomplished in tho art.
Tho number of pupils is limited lu forty.
ThoTcrms for Board aud Tuition lu ull the branch
es except Music, are $160 per session ol'flvo month3.
Miss Eastman has liberty to refer to the following
gen tie mom— ; , 7r ‘
-IU. Rov, A, Potter, D.l)., and tho Episcopal clergy
Hon. F: Pierce, President of tlie United Milton.
lion. H. I*, tiuuio, Governor ofO.ilo.
tlHon. X. H. Baker. Kx-Governor of New Hamp
shire.
lion- M. \\, luppati, Al. c. from New Yurk.
Rev. X. Atom, nr Norristown, Pa.
Rev. A. Me fowl, Cleartiold, Pa.
liuroe Butler, Kh<|,, of Philadelphia.
J. B.Gkio,Esu., do.
Ik W. Clark, Esq., do.
George Wharton, Kaii., do.
Chrlstophor Lower, Polfovllle, Pa.
George Wyman, St. Hulls, Mo.
Hon. P. 0. Johnson. Washington, 1). C.
For furtlior parilonliws, or for elroulars apply to
the trine pal, Mlfe MARIA KASTMAN,
JolO o*i.l 3m Media, Delaware Co. Pa. .
Jwm MroadSt.
Heavy linll nil tho vrny toGonlonevtlle.
Winter A rran^mtnt--Van Marlinj
vy It ^ ,
W llHN tho Potomuo to cloned with ice thto
routo may ho rolled on by passongors. to bn.
euro the commotion going Nortii orfloulu, Tho road
is eutircly rclald with a buperior T rail as Ihr as
Gordousvllle. During tho whitor tho train will start
from tbu old station, in Richmond, on Broad street,
ut 7 U ft Iwm GordoiiavlUo at 11 a M., aud arrivo
lu Staunton at 826 i 1 u. Down train loaves Staun
ton at 6 40 a m, pannes Gordonnvlllo at 11 A M, and
arrivo In Richmond nt2.80 r m.
Faro to Gordonsville $2 oti
“ “ 6 0»
Both trains arrivo iu Uordoiwviile lu amitlo time
to tako Uio train of tbo OrAngo and Alexandria Rail
road. Persons who loave Richmond at IM a m..
tako tho Orango aud Alexandria care atQord(„
villa if thoy cliooso to do so, end by that taaln will
ranch Alexandria by 3,40 r m., but this company oah
ticket them only to ,Gordoasvllio.
oc,l 7 tr IL D. WHITCOMB,
fljamrmmii vf” ' L ^
vJT end Cor sale by J...
MTU OOttgNMMtdl
PHlllODICALSt
P UTNAM’S Monthly Magazino for May.
Frank l#e»lio's Gazette erFaahlons for May.
Blackwood’s Edinburgh Review for April.
Received and for sal® by
W A KNOCK & DAVIS,
may lb 169 Congress street.
1 BBLS. FJ.OUR tu store and lor sale
JLd/O by may7 . CRANE, WELLS k 00.
K rv Casks Ohio Catawba Brandy In store
1/ V/ end for snlo by Iho only regular Agent foj
Savannah. J. M. EYRE,
my 14
04 Bay street.
JUST HEOBIVED.
PER STEAMER, au aiuorlmout of
.♦Misses and Children’s Plain Straws, JQP
_ ^ lAdles’NBOl’OIJTAN BONNETS, IN- K
PAMS’ HAW and FLAW. Also a fow hoTfl’
HAW. FOr p«1o by MRS. FREEI#ANI>,
may 17 Broughton street.
L I81 JO TUUBAi) GAUNTLET8..'~Tlie only
article or tbo kiml In the city. (Mr sale by
J. W. THKKIJtELD,
iiisi 27 corner ol i.Mugraas and Whltaksr-Hfo.
A - " "m#* A FUTATOfciB-
10 bbto GhMcs Mercer Putatues;
26 " Bowett Apples,
For sale by
msyie
J. A. BROWN#
FlteNVIl MILLINERY
i.\r.
Dress Making.
MRS. FltF.LLANl' lm*- i.pcn
*-l at her Rnonis, N'o 174
Br**ught<m Sirm-t, a line elec
tion of Spring MiUnoi y, anu i.-*
constantly receiving per steam
ei'.i. new and dlfforeni styles of Bomicl- : afon. Dre.is
ami Mantilla patterns.
$fi* Bouiivfo cleanod and pr**.'.-int a.-* usuul.
aprlO
ICK PITCHERS,
HOUBIrE
Water Pile he re,
Some new ami beautiful
designs. Plated and Brita-
ula.
At the H.m-f Furiiishing
Store.
155 BROUGHToX STREET,
HORACE MORSE.
Savannah, April30.
uprao
TO WOOl, SELLERS.
TpHB Undersigned have this day opened
X Store iu Congress streel, opimslto the Maikct,
for the purchase of Wool, Sheep .-’kins, Hides, Boos
Wax, Deer Skins, and Country iTodu* ** in general.
Th® highest cash price?, will be paid for nil the above
articles ou dolivery .in Savannah. Mr. I#. J. GU1L-
MARTIN liar, been uppolnted as Agent, tu whom all
persons haviug business transactions with the un
dersigned may apply.
.1. W. SMVT1IK k CO.
Snvauimh, May lw, t»6U. .may20
PIANO FORTES#
HAVING lately received large ad
ditions m our PIANO FORTES, wo
««« enabled to otter at thin time the
greatest variety Irom the best mnnu-
raclurers, from the plainest square to the most elab-
orately carved, aud from six to seven octave#*.
Our Pianos aro selected from Hie nmiiufucturera
whom we have full coiilidi-nc#* iu, mid we are par
ticularly requested l»y them li» give a guaranty with
evory instrument sold by u« r<»gar*ls durability,
tone, Arc.
Persons in want ot a first rule instrument may re
ly with safety upon getting such a one by selecting
from (lie following makers, whose instruments we
ondwavor t*i keep eonsfontly on bund, viz : H. lYor-
cesttii*, J. Cblckfli'ing it Son. Xituns A Clarke, Bacon
A Ravens, H. Water.-:, uml lluiucs, Brothers k Cum-
mlug. 1. W. MORRELL‘h CO.
aug 27 _
COOli ltKTREAT 1
THE ARBOR BILLIARD SALOON,
(Ul-BTAIRS)
Corner Bull ami Bryan streets, over Barber Simp.
J'mo27 ^ J. M. HAYWOOD, Agent.
BA.TXZ HOUSE,
HOT, COLO AND SHOWFJL
I HAVE been asked to allow tho Bath Rooms to
remain open tn a later hour titan nine o'clock ;
1 therefore give uolice Mint from this dale the Until
llouno will be upon until eleven o'clock at night.
Prire 2ft cents. H!x tickets for $1.
Jo27 ' J. M. HAYWOOD, Agent.
FL\E FASHIONABLE (ILllll,
AT REDUCED RATES.
B ARGAINS can now 111? had by ali those who
wish to clothe themselves genteelly, as 1 will
set! the baluuce of my Ready-Made, ut reduced
rated on time, and top per cout. oil’ tor cosh- Call
aud avail yourself of tho chauco to obtain good avtl-
den. At tho Star Clothing Ennioi iuiii.
WILLIAM O PRICK,
juno 27 147 Bay street.
A gr.-;
Aniei
• prepat
bleapoonsful of tho Extract Harsaparilfo, added to a
pint of water, is equal to the Lisbon diet drink, and
one bottle fully equals in strength one gallon of Syr
up Sarsaparilla or defection as usually made.
PRICKS:
Fluid kxtract Bi® lm. $1 ja r bottle, or 6 tor $5
•• •• Harsiipitrilln •• “ “
Certificates of cures and recutuuieudatioa-* from
dirtiuguished prolos.-ors ami physicians wifi accom-
pane each preparation. Prepared and sold by
li. T. HULMBOLD.
I'raeiicut und Analytical Chemist,
s. i.Le-;tmit: L, near the Girard House l’lula.
To I#-- had of Druggists and Dealers in every sec
tion ot the United .State.* und Canadas.
All letters for the medicine directed to Uie propri-
etor ivivivo immediate attention, and safe deliveries
guaranteed. sept 1—ly-Utw
joirN u.~5idoUMr«» <Tu„
GIBBON’S BUILDINGS, SAVANNAH., Ga
W/IOLKSALEk RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
Would call the* a tie-‘Lon of Merchants, Factors,
Planters, Physicians ami others, to tbelr ex-
tensive am) well selected stoek, comprising
every article In their lino of business, ami which they
offer for sale on tlm mod reasonable terms lor cash,
or approved credit, viz;
PAIN IS. VARN'ISUtS, GLASS. \C..
White Lead, Pure and No. 1 ; Tioman's Colors, ary
amt iii oil: Japan. Copal, ami Coach t'aruiahes ;
Ijn-oo-l ini, spirit* Turpc-utitie, Window Glass, Put
ty, GoM Leaf, l’ainl Brushes, Sash 'Tools, and Gla*
xier.i’e Diamonds.
LAMP. MACHINERY AND TANNERS' OILS,
Bl. achu-t Sperm, Yi'hale aud Lard O.L*. for huruliig;
all tie.-crij-lion.- of i *ii for machinery, viz., Patent t*il
Unbleached Sperm, bird and Rape Seed Oil; al J o
Tanners.' N-at-. Foul aud Sweet Oil.
*1R<S.'ERS* ARTICLES.
Nuiung#-. Mr.#*.*. ALplce. Cinnamon, Puppet, Giug.-r,
Mustard, S.ik-r.itus. S.e.la. I’enrl.vdi, Sweet Oil, Starch,
j Fir Blue. Matchoe, kr
t <’P. I JIYMCIANS.
i *.-'.'. "I tho best Freuch, English, aud
’lifinicale. l’liarmaceutical Preparations,
Select pr.wiler-, .rnrgical Imlrmneuts, Vial* Sjiecle
.Tar.-, Motaiic Smhlle bays, Av. Also,
CAM PHENE AND BURNING FLUID.
Any mu* who mav favor them with their orders may
depend upon their receiving the l*est attemiou, and
that all goods furnished will he «*f a roliublc quality.
Should they not give entire satisfaction, they may be
returned at tho option of the purchaser.
mah I Oil
.r. R. OK FORD, ,A
APOTHECARIES 1IAIJ..S. H. Corner ol«W
Brbughhui ntnl Barnard Streets. Saviui- YW
nah Ga., Wholesale and retail Dealers in
Drugs. Medicine.-' ami Chemicals, Dyo Woods uud
Dye Stuff*. French, English, mid American Porfum-
cry, Fine Toilet and Shaving Soaps. Coin 1)3 and
Brushes of every description, Surgical and Deutal
Instruments, Trusses and .Supporters of all kinds,
Spices, .Snutls. Manufactured Tobacco, All tlio Patent
or Proprietory Medicines of tlio day. Superior Inks,
Pure Wine- and Drnudio* for Medicinal ptir|Kise3,
Extracts for Flavoring, Toilet aud Fancy Articles, Arc.
S. it.—iv-peeial attention given to tho
nrepaiatiuii of Physicians’ 1’roscripUoiis mid Family
UcoIjh*3. Ship. Family and Travelling Medicine (Joses,
With plain Direction#* for use, including Directions for
treatment incases *#f poisoning, Drowning, Arc.
aj)7|y
C lOitN ANi) COHN MEAL.—1000 bus prime
/ Com. Whit** and mixed; f»0 do fresh Corn Meal
li store Mini for sale by
-id- :t '•mp* tiurrov * co.
READ i-READ 11—UK AD 111
That i-% if yon e-m see; and
-if yon can’t ve.o, you enn find JcZx
oil kinds of help.-: to see,*” at tho Watonand
Jewelry Htore of D. It. Nichols k Co. t in Congress
street, next door to the corner of Whitaker, where
you can purchase Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware,
ami Fancy Goods, a* low its ut any other Store In
the country.
We have received per steamship Alabama a fresh
lot ofl hose line Steel Spectacles ; also, n supply of
Cobble anil Perlscopie Lens, which we are prepared
to tit In atl kinds of frames, at short notice. Our
Perimopic Lens (so called from their peculiar sbapo)
have uu advantage over nil other*-, as they have a
greater range ul foemt, so that tho reader is uot
compelled to hold the book or paper nt a certaiu
distance from the ‘-ye. Cali and sco.
J). IJ. NlCilOlN .V CO.
$«‘ No charge tor showing go*ids.
mar 11 __ _ I). B. N. * CD.
E OPE—700 coils Rope, 'various brands, alt
of good quality, In sturo mid for sale by
apr20 RKIUIIAM, KELLY k CO.
F LOUR—fto barrels superfine Flour, extra quali
ty, Just received, and for sale by
YONGE k FRIERSON,
Jy2 No. 04 Bay street.
P ~onk—
60 harrtds Mess Pork,
2ft do Prime do
landing and for salo by
my 14 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON 0"
DR, SANFORD’S LWIGORATOR,
1 8 a mild laxative, tonic and stimulant, and i*
recommended to tho public, reiving upon ibu
trlnsjc worth in the cure of the following complili.i
Ail BDlious lterangements. Sick Headache, byipt,
sis, Habitual Costivencss. Cluoiilc I'iarriice. Colk
Pain in tbo Stomach and Bnw* D, Gcncnil Debility
Female Weakness. *c. For sale by Prcgri-u g-*i
orally, and by John. B Moore k Co. an.: Wo. W
Lincoln, Savannah. ly fold*:
m TlMUEit I tuIBe ut I
J.HE Undeesigned lia^ just received, forsx't
(500) Five Huudre<i pieces (I p,»i -Lf^u
Timber, averaging over ouetLou.-atui feet foibik.
9 fob JEFFERmiN luiiiUifo
ACKEIiElVruMfifffNlJ.'SAl.Mi'X. ir -
2 bbls large No 1 Mackerel
8 do do No 3 do
r# do do No 2 do
2 half bbls Blue Ffrb,
2 do Pickled Herr.a,
3 do No 1 Salmon,
ft quarter bbls No 1 Mm-kcn -
10 kits No l Macketid.
10 do No 2 do
6 Kits Tongues and Houudn.
1000 lbs Cod Fish For sale fow t-,
jan'26 J. A. Ithi'Y'N
J UST RECUVEDBY EXPRESS—Anotherfiai-u
riety of Silver Ware of tin* most beautiful pu
tern and finish, butter knives, pickle knives jdJ
forks, knives, forks und spoons, fruit knives aid
forks, cake and pen knives in every variety, tuu.
ards and salts in all variety from piaiu to ilia tor-.
ornamental. G. SI. GRIFFIN.
.Successor tu the late M Eastnun.
jyfi Corner Itryun nr.*l Whitakei 111.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
F»#r one square, of300 em«or Ices, of*i*v tiytti
larger than Nonpareil, 7ft cents for the niiiuuui..*
cents for each lunsequcnt insertion.for any timcli*
than ono month.
All Tabutor work, with or without Ruit-a: i#nu.u
vcrtlsemento occupying double cuiunm, shall u
charged double thoubovu rates.
Advertisements of whatever length, for any t,&:
! less than ouo month, to he charged ut trainin'
; rates.
For a longer timoat the following t hto? _
i No, uf8quaros|lmo|2mosl3mos|4m*j?ltitiK»dl.c
l
Square,....
$10
10
$20
$24
$30
iu
0
Square*...
10
22
20
28
:,*•
%
8
do ....
20
27
32
30
a
V|
4
do ....
24
32
38
42
62
r,
do ....
27
30
44
40
00
5*'
0
dO ....
30
40
60
64
05
ft
•to ....
32
43
64
6S
70
lw
b
dO ....
34
40
6S
02
74
lb
0
do ....
30
48
01
00
77
lb
10
do ....
38
60
64
70
80
lit
Oliocsn, received per stoaun r Alabama In
may28 J. D. JEtk i:.
H AY.-VKiit bales pVitne Nnitli lllver Hay, land
ing thL day IVmii brig Augiuda. ami tor j al<*
on iho wluirf bv
Jy8 • CRANK, WELLS’D.
k bJ~j4 Pavniuu ia4cc*rhiip*;n**r qiminy;
14s rt 7<ephyr WUnluhom*.-kills;
French Linen Hrillinge;
York Mills and Water twist Blenched Fhu t-
logs.
Ulauk Mon o Antique Trlmmluj;*.
Black Elastic Bolts;
EugllEli i’ln ead fklglugs,
Hosiery, Ribbons, \e.
Just received per simmer AiimusU.
joi2 newirr u murgan.
O aNABUHGa—30 bales Ojuaburgs, M**wt<m uuu
THoninslou Mill*, just roceivcu ntnl for sale by
•jilltwIN ' CRANK. WKI.15 k f«. *
OYltUl- ANIl'M6MSSS7-!iO lifils '.iwliv ..<«»
O Gileaus By tup, 70 Jo do Mohfot*.. Ju-d tqi-qlVi
ed and. Tor sale by
Jy7 BCTUNTON, JOilNUDiN N t.0 -
iftfi'IV CLDIH—Instoro Tiud Tor eehTby "
; June 4 -. PADELFOKD, FAY k CO.
C ORN—lu store nnd Tor sale by
mi--. L't JfUi’PkaVKLI.IN US
T “MTOTtOEltU NTYEkSTTyT
PICNF1ELD, ilA.
FACULTY.
MtKsinkvr,
N. M. CRAWFORD, It. D.
tniOFHrWUS.
I'ollrav#
S. P. BAX FORD, A. M..
MnlheinnllCH.
J. K. WII.LET, A. M..
Chemistry and Nnt * tint Phi losophi.
II. 11, Tl t'RER, A. M..
n*'Uoa Ldfri's. ,
U,i\V. WISE. a. M.,
Greek atnl'l utiitt' Ijiutrungos,
WIIJJAM (j. WOtllW, A. II.,
Modern imiKUHge;.
Tiu olo”IonI Huml navy.
n. ciiAWrotti). D. j)!;
tuv.'IcjioBUcnl llhdftvy niul Dlnliiud LUmaloie.
WILLIAM WiLlJAMc*, A. M.,
Systematic and Pa-*l<*r.il 'theology
Artult-uty.
TltOMA: A. SEALS, Priiidpal.
Tho Coinmcuccmeni i- h*-ld on tin* last.’Wednesday
In July.
The ucxtTotiu will cumiuonco on th® lost Wed-
ucaday In August.
. Tho price of Board in iho village H $10 per mouth
washing, room rent, fool, Ac., $3.
Ily prilor ot the Board olTrurtues.
myl22in S. 1ANDUUM, Socreury.
nvnrvmmsiz&wio qnrai
w R-
For any time not above spcdfletl, a proiwui**
chargo will be made.
• A deduction of 25 per r.i nt from tlu* ah**** - •-»**
will be made on auvertUemeuti* appearing e»i k
Plvoly ou the fourth page or the daily.
Advcrtlscmentsordcrcd three tlmtvii week. «- 1
hecliarged two-thirds tho above rate#
Advertisements orderwl in tho Weekly••iiU-ii.r
l*er square for each insitrtion. for aty time lest i
one mouth. For more Ilian one month at iw w-
the rates specified in the above table.
Special notices, 10 cents j>er line for the Hr«t. »'•
& rents for each subseqeut insertion, and to
to be subject to contract. 5Iarri«Renctice#$l ' l
neral invitations 69 couls each. No special jw-uw
lnsertod for loss than 60 cents. Obituary
Re|iorto, ResoluUons. or'Proceedings *4' auyfocW
AssnciaUon, or Corporation, ordered to be pum**-
ed, 6 cents per line.
Steamboats will tie advertised at #45 per 1
for each Imat advertised.
Steamships, where butene is rumiinj:. fhU"'
uum; if two or more, $30 enelt. .
Auctioneers' adverUsomonb* not to Im*
contract, but to bo charged at the rate# pre**n
persquaro. ,,
Tho paper, umlnr no circumstance#, to w , "*“
oil in a contract. ,
Professional and husinetui cants nut
lilies, will !h> insert oil at $20 per annum.
Calls on i«*rsmiR to become candidates. »*'
inserted a« othor nilvorUHemento, to tie lmm “
variably in advance. . ..•
Announcing candidates for nfflre. 6R 1 , b* 1 1 '
in advance. ., . t
Atlvcrlisemeuto uot marke*t on »t*e
specified time, will ho inserted «nul tori'*-
imymout exacted. ,. „ ,
When auy bill for two months advertising. A
than contract, umouuts to over $6«>. a
26 por cent will bo made, ,
Yearly advertising, with privilege of c.imi'l
be taken nt the following rate*:
For ono squoro. ronownbb* one® « w'l*. V
“ f “ twice - .
" “ " 3 times orolWB« •
Evory additional square coutratto*l for i" IK
oil one huff Uio atoive rates ndditluuu. ;t
Yearly advertisers shall ho limited fo '.L.
contractml for. All contracts shall bo to*' J
staling definltolytbo naturo ot tlm _
advertised. Any advertisement# net pn■ l* f
ncotod wlUi the buslnoss shall bo cliargci* l ,
ly, end also auy oxc«’hs of matter over tn
contracted for. ,,
Contract .dverli.om.Miu W#*“SU
TJ'UaeinouU limn «trM«eraito'lt™“? ‘, 1 : i J ! |,i, B J
luyublo in adVAtioe. All oilier- will
due when culled Tor. .......ifiui e®’
lleRul.r mlvertleore und nlimhi'M-
muutenUolM or re^olrtae nutlece • lcs, ‘;P^ 1 iu
leuliou In leirr, eoucerU, eelnw, nr on) Jtll |
lerlnintuenle, where chaws “fSjfSLj#.
I.uee—all niitlece or jirlvate assootatl
ttoe itoelRiiod to call ultoutinu to l : rl'“t“ uu
calotiloted or Intended to -
rest,, can only be Inaortcd with ' f’,™f3l»W
Hut the same I. to be paid lor. I j tt r(
cdllorlnl cotumn (which can bo old)
lion ol'tho editors) ibc #ame will he char.
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