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( I-ATM or UBOKdlA., Ul OOUKTY^-To lUwfcom It m»jr 1: Wkcrat, Jobs f. Hlnci will «p(Uy (feurt of OrJInnrjr for Ictlm ilLimtewy m ml mluUtrator «■ tho biUto of Jnniw <1. Illnw ! therefor*. In cltn wl ulmoollh all tortiMuunts. \irilX be «oid,tatore u* court botac door in tiwo *n, therefore, to cite nn.l mlmonlih nil W Ibcaty W H»T*nn*n, on U» antTucrtUjr In skomlt nujr cooocrn.tn he unUtiueu before uld' J«hr wcxL brtween the l«|al boon of ule, l lot of ooon to nuie olijcctloo (If nor the* h»te) on or bo. • _ J w 1 ■»- 1 Ini nf llwlnllnni If llmta 1 n Iml IlnnJ.w Inli 1. > ' .1 anew. 1 lal Of I’alntlDg*, 2 Bod*, 1 wrnttf-. Ac. Levied oom Uto property of F. 0. OML to aolkflr a diatroaa warrant Issued, of the BoaonMo theuftrtor Court ot Chatham County, to ffcior ot Jaha J. Hunt, Ann R. Wall and Jama* J. VSU, vs. T. O. OarL Property pointed oeit by PUUUn ' T * m rMr*RII U. I'RKHDKBOAtir. Jour . Sheri. o. C. H. r—TO mu wnou » ran/ n Hallery .Will apply to the ra DUmlioryaa ad minis- illlam Wright thos© are, t of Ordinary Ibr trabon on Um Bnale of WUllam lharotore. to die and ndmnoUh all whom It may ooocorn. to bo and appear before told Court, to ■alta obkcUoo (If any they lure) on or before the Ini Monday In November next, otharise said Let* tart wtU be panted. WHaaw. Jona Bilbo, Kaq., Ordinary for Chatham OsMty, Ula a^hlday of April IBM. tfOHN BILBO, o. o. o. STATE or GEORGIA, C11 ATI ilk CO. T iaU whoa It may ooooern: Whereas Mary Ann Beat will apply at the Court of Ordinary for let* tan tnamlsaory on the estate of James P. Dent,— Thera are therefore to dte and admonish all whom It mar concern, to be aad appear before said Court, to nuke objections (if any they hare) on or before the Ural Monday In December noxt, otherwise said s will be panted. ness John Bilbo, Esq., Ordinary for Chatham jf, this third day of June, IBM. Jel nOHN BILBO, O.C.C. ■TATE OF GEORGIA, C HATHAM uHINTY.—To all whom it may con* earn: whereas, Patrick Ryan will apply at the Coart or Ordinary for letters of administration on the estate of Daalsl Collins: Thera are, vurefore, to dte and admonish all whom It may osacern, to be and appear before said Oonrt to make onjoctioa (If any they hare) on or be* fore the Brst Monday In August next, otherwise said letters wUl be panted. Witness, John SUbo, Esq., Ordinary for Chatham County, this twenty-third day of Juno, I860. Court to i _ .......... , fore the Brst Monday In December next, otherwise said letters will be (ranted. Witness, John Bilbo, Kaq. Ordinary for Chatham county, this fourth day of June. IBM. June 0 JOHN BILBO, o. c. o. ADMINISTRATOR’!* MALK. "PURSUANT to an order of tho Honorable tho XT Chart of Ordinary of Chatham County, passed June term, IBM. will be sold, on the first Tuesday in Aufual next, before tlie Corn i House door In said county of Chatham, between the legal hours of sale, tho following property, to wit.: l/ita Nos. three (8) and four (4), being partofUarden lot No. nine (W), Spring Hill, City of Savannah, fronting on Railroad street; also the following nepo slaves: Jack, Peter, Alexander and Sarah. Sold as the property of tho estate of Samuel Griffin, tamofsaid cmiuty, deceased, for the benefit oT the heirs and creditor* of said es tate. RICHARD WAYNE, Administrator de bonis non, on Jel Estate of Samuel Griflln, GEoitajf&r(jUatham tutitTV. O N the first Monday In August next. I will apply to the Ordinary of Chatham county for leave to sell the negro slaves beonging to tho estate of Clara A* Ogtluay, deceased, for Die benefit of tlie heirs and creditors of said estate. June4 JAMB* A. LaROCHE, Adm’r. LITER, axmoui. advrkvmk »srano« Atnwt, Boston, Now York, Pk • -sw, and Baltimore. JAMKlf U. F1DLES, DEALER AND IMPORTER OK Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Psn- cy Goods, Ac,, • so. 12, socth 2d sTKurr, rmunrunu septB ly NELSON SWEE I E Y, DESIGNER AND SCULPTOR IN MARBLE. Corner Astor Place and 4th Avenue, tx cuwxraoxixtTT to thk ahtor uukakv axu ths asw wbuc iioras, xxw tokk. HE most extensive variety and tlie largest stock of Mouuraenta, Tombs, Hoad Sloues, Ac., .ncrlca, can be found at this establishment, from plain to tho most elaborate and ornate In dcsigu and workmanship. In addition to the stock always on hand, a peat variety of drawings, appropriate and original may be found, from which work will bo ex ecuted promptly to order. Orders faithfully executed, ami shipped to any point available by water or steam. Porsons visiting the dty of Now York on pleasure or business are respectfully Invitod to visit this es tablishment 0013 muE X “to in Atnei £o„ BROUGHT TO JA1I.. Broui Brought to Jail in Swainaboro, Emanuel Co., tlie 4tb instant, a negro man; he says ills narao Is Harry; that ho belougs to tho estate ot Thomas Clay, of Hryan County, Ga. He is of light complexion, with A alight tear over the led eye;about 6 feel 3K inches in height, and about 26 years old. The owner is requested to come forward, pay urges and lake him away, as he will bo dealt with i the law directs. HENRY OVERSTREET, Jc9 Jalor. wwuuij, iiui iwmi-Hiiru day of Juno, 1850, Juntas JOHN BILBO, o. c. c jtalTATE OF GEORGIA, "DULLOCH COUNTY.—To all whom it may con- cam: Whereas, Asa Johnson will apply at tbo Court ol Ordinary for said county, for letters of ad- ■tnhsratHh with the will annexed, on tho ostate of Mary Williams, late or said county, deceased: Thera are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom It may concern, to be and appear before sold Court to make objection (IT any they have) on or hifbro Us first Monday In August next, otherwise laid letters will be granted. Witaras, William Lee, Esq., Ordinary for Bulloch •oamy. Iho 20th day of June, 1866. Junexi WILLIAM LEE, o. n. c. GEORGIA, LIBERTY COUNTY. mo aO whom U may concern: Whereas, Mrs ?a- X ran J Jones, Admlnutralr.x upon tbo estate or James N Jones, late of liberty county, deceased, will apply to the Court of Ordinary or said county for letters dUmlssory; Thera ars therefore to cite and admonish all whom U may concern, to be and appear before suid court, lo max# objections, |f any they have, in terms of tha law, otherwise said letters will bo granted. Witness, W P Oarideau, Ordinary for liberty county, this 10th of January, IBM. Jylfl—2 W. I>. GIBADEAU, o. L, c. NOTICE. A LL persons baring demands against tho estate of Richard K. Williams, late of Chatham coun ty, deceased, aro hereby notIUod to present them within the time prescribed by law to the subscri ber ; and all indebted to the said estate are request ed to make Immediate payment to M. B. MILLEX, Administrator de bonis non. March 25—6w ltwUy21—Ju 7 § TATE OF GEORGIA—BULLOCH GO.. May 20tb. > 1863—Two months alter date application will made to the Honorable Court or Ordinary or said County Ibr leave to sell all tho lauds belonging to tha estate of Michael Donaldson, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors and said deceased. my*J8-fiw JOHN E. GIBSON, Adm’r, "■tate of Georgia; B ULLOCH COUNTY.—To all whom It may con cam: whereas, Joejah Davis will apply at tlie Court ot Ordinary for letters of administration on the estate of Henry Davis, lute of said county, de Thera are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom It they concern, to be and appear before said Court, to make objection (If any they have) on or before the first Monday in August next, otherwise said letters will be granted. Witness, william Lee, Esq., Ordinary for Bulloch county, this 27th day of June, 18M. junta, tniJJAH LEE. o. o. c. ■TATE OF GEORGIA, B ULLOCH COUNTY.—To all whom it may con cern : Whereas, General K Mikcll, will apply aline Uoort of Ordinary tor letters of administration with toe will annexed, on the estate or Martha Groover, lato of said county, deceased : These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom U may coucern, to be and ai>pear before said Court to make objection (ir any they have) on or before uo first Monday in September next, other wise said letters will be granted. Witness, William I-ce, Esq., Ordlnury for Bulloch cbuntjrjjUls 21st day of July^ l65C. iyh l LEE, o. b. c. GEORGIA, CABIDEN COUNTY. S WO MONTHS after date, application will be maue to the Honorable Court of Ordinary for ootmur, for leave to sell the following named aagrees : nose and her three children, Irene, Mi nis and joe; belonging to the estate of Louisa Tomp kins, deceased, for the benefit of raid heirs. WILIJAM B. THOMAS, Guardian. , Jefferaoeton, June 10, 1850, Juno 30 GLYNN HHERIFF’M SALE TTTIU, ne raid before the Court House in tho city ff oi Brunswick, county of Glynn, on the first Tuesday in August next, betweeu tho legal hours or sale, the lollowing property, to wit: One lot or parcel of land BHuate, lying and being in the city of Bruns wick, in Ue county of Glynn, state of Ua.. known andaisttagaished Ui the plan of said city os Old Town Lot, numoer two hundred and fifty-three, and the improvements thereon; levied on by vlriut- of a 11 Ge Issued eul of the City Court of Havannnah, in tho counly of Chatham, iu favor of Benjamin C Frank lin vs Charles E Flanders. Property pointed out by plaintiff Jy2 *1. G. B. WRIGHT, fl. n. a. ' notice; NE MONTH alter date, application will bo O’ made to the Btate bank of Georgia, for pay ment of a twenty dollar 1*111, tlie left hand hair of which has been lost. July! JOHN D. KENEDY. Midway, Alabama, July 1, 1850. O payment E? "GEORGIA, BULLOCH COUNTY. S IXTY days after date, application will be made to Ue Honorable Court of Orin&ry of Bulloch county, for leave to sell all tho lands belonging to the estate or Thomas Crosby, Into of said county, deceased, for tbo benefit or tho heirs and creditors of said eetatu jyltt WILLIAM F. CROSBY, Adm’r. NOTICE. NK month after date application will he made to the Bank of the Statu of Georgia, for thu nt of a Twenty Dollar Koto on tho suid (No. 42.) the right hand half of which luts "One month alter date application w*lll bo mode to tha Manne Bank or Georgia for tho payment of u Twenty Dollar Note, (No. 384) on said JJaak, tho right hand half of which has been lost. Jyfi—is w—Aw WM. B. IUGUT. villa Kica. July 8, 1850. ! fiUTlCK, fflHREE months after data application will bo mode X to inn Marine Bank of Savannah, for the pay ment ot two Twenty dollar bills, vix.: letter B, 8070, and letter o, 1*07. tho left halves of which havo been lost. jaMEd P. HUDSON. Tallahassee. Fla., May 17, 1850. 3m* my26 'notice. S IXTY days after data, application will Do made to Ue Honorable tho Ordinary oi McIntosh county, tor leave to sell tho real estate, being In this county, of the lato James Smith, known us Sidon (rice) Plantation sold for the buucllt of the heirs of said estate. dean M. DUNWOODY,) JOHN JONES, j-Kx’ors. JOILN F. DUNWOODY, j Darien, July 1,1866. Jyg ■Tate of Georgia, C HATHAM COUNTY.—To all whom it may con- ccrn: Whereas, the estate of Jeremiah Mc Donald lies unrepresented tn consequence of the death or Nathan Brcwtou, tho executor, aud unless some fit and competent person applies lor the ad ministration or said estate, with the will annexed, 1 shall appoint James Wilkinson, or some other fit and proper person, administrator with tlie will an nexed de hones non, on said estate: , These aro, thereforo, to cite and admonish all whom it may concern, to bo and appear before said Court to make objection (If any they havo) on or beforo tho first Monday in August next. Witness, William Lee, Esq., Ordinary for tlie county or Bulloch, this 12th day of June, 1856. Jel5 WILLIAM LEE, o. c. c. VIRGINIA SPRINGS! .SOUTH-HIDE, RICHMOND k DANVIIJE. A Virginia A Tennessee , tSf“ SUMMER Prom (I. IMlluiK'* Ai.vntrv.wi Acutvv, mn-uimni t, rA. Aiipwrticd Agent for tho Fa.rannali Journal. IIKIUIING-H i*AtfKNT PillF.W-7ioOK wmi llA.u.'a’rATK State of Georgia, Uulloelt Counly. A dministrators’ saia:.—By virtue of uu or der from tho honorable Court of Ordinary of said county, passed on the first Monday in June, will bo sold at the court house door of said couuty, between the lawful hours of sale, ou tbo first Tues day in August, One tract of land, containing ouc hundred and fifty aores, in said county, on tho Ca- noochee river; also, a part or four other surveys, containing six hundred and thirty-two acres, on Ca- noochee river, well improved aud in good rctxiir, consisting of swamp, bay and pine land. Hold as tho projK-rty of Nathan Brewtou, deceased, for tho benefit of tho heirs aud creditors of said deceased. Terms made known on the day of sale. BENJAMIN BREWTON, I SIMON J. BREWTON, f Awn rfcl Juno 2d, IBM jo 16 &tnte of Georgia, UuTlocli County. A dministrators’ saijs.—'win be sold, on the first Tuesday in August noxt, before ths court house in Statesboro’, in said county, under an order of the Court of Ordiu&ry, Fifty-four (64) acres or Piue land, granted to James Deal, and bounded by lands of James Woods, William Allen and Elmore Manes, belonging to the estate of James Iteal, for Uio benefit of the heirs and creditors of said e-tate. Terms libido known on tho day of sale. MARTHA DEAL,) Adin’x. CALVIN DEAL, J Adm’r. Juuc 12tb, 1856 Je 15 NOTICE. A LL persons having claims against the estate ot' Evan Jones, lata of Charlton counly, Ga., de ceased, are requested to prcscut them, iu terms jf law’, and those indebted will plca-te ruako payment to the subscriber. STEPHEN McCALL, Executor. Centre village, Ga., June 14th, I860 jc22 'JIffifJcK. W HJ. be sold, between the usual hours ol sale, ou tbo first Tuesday iu August next, before tlie court house door iu Trader’s Hill, Charlton county, Ga., Two negro men, (Dick and Tom)—be longing to the estate of Evan Jones, late of suid county, deceased. .Slid under provision of the will and by order of the Imuoreblo Ordinary of said county. STEPHEN McCALL, Kx’r. Ccntrcvillnge, Ga., June 14th, 1866 Je22 RELIGIOUS WORKS. H ISTORY of tho Great Reforraatiou of the Six- tccntii Century, iu Germany. Switzerland,&c, by .1II Merle D’Aubigue, five volumes complete iu 'no. The Lifo of Martlu Luther, tbo Gorman Reform er, iu fifty pictures, from designs of Gustav Konig, to which la added a sketch of the rise aud progress of tbo Reformation In Germany. Life and limes of Rev Elijah Hedding, DD, late Senior Bishop of tlie Methodist Episcopal Church, by D W Clark, I) D. Sermons ou Several O^ca-ions, by the Rev John Wesley, A M, iu four volumes. • Sermons from tho Pulpit, by H B Bascom, D D. LLD. IJfo of H Biddleinau Botcom, D D, L L l>, lute Bishop of tlio Methodist Episcopal Church, South, by Rev M M Hcukle, 1) D. Posthumous Works of the Rev ilunry U Bascom, D D, L L D, ouo of the Bishops of tho Methodist Episcopal Church South, edited by the Rev Thomas Ralston. A M. Life or tlie Rev Robert Newton, D D, by Thomus Jackson. Tho Bards of the Bible, by George Guillllan. Tho Analogy of Religion—Natural and Revealed —to the Constitution nud Courso of Nature, by Jo seph Butler, L L D, lato Ixird Bishop of Durham. Baptism—a treatise on tho nature, perpetuity, subjects, administration, inode, and uses of thu ini tiating ordinance of the Christian Church, by Thos 0 Sumners. Baptism—with reference to its import, inodes, history, projicr use, and tho duty of parents to bap tized children, by James L Chapman, n minister of tho Memphis Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. For salo at 169 Congress street by ■■"TfNr" ARRANGEMENT. 8hortr«t, most comfortable and most expeditious Route to the VIRGINIA SPRINGS! THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. And Baggage Checked Through, except ou Stages. Visitors to tlie VirginliUa a'prlugs by this route, take the South-Side Railroad cars at Petersburg, or tho Richmond aud Danville cars at Richmond, at 6 A. M., daily, (Sundays excepted,) arrive at Lynch- burg to diuncr, aud tlicuce. viu tho Vlrgitila and Tennessee Railroad, reach Botisack’s Depot at 3 1-4, aud Salem at 4 P. M-, and at either place take Kent, Summcraott & Co’s Fine Line of Stage* t Those via Bonxack's lodge at Fiucostle, dine at tho Red Sweet, or Sweet Springs, and arrive at the White Sulphur Springs, (17 miles) early on the evening ortho second day from Petersburg, or Rich mond, without NIGHT TRAVEL, and with but 04 miles or Staging. Or by tho Salem route, stop all night at tho Roanoke Rod Sulphur Springs, (10 miles distant from Salem,) diuc at Hie Red Sweet, or Sweet Springs, and arrive at tho While Sulphur Springs on tho evening of tho lollowing day. Tlio Virginia k Tciinesaco Railroad is located through a most romantic country, possessing a cli mate unsurpassed for its salubrity and deligbtfui tem perature. Tbo road passes tho base of the PEAKS OF OTTER! And within three miles of tlio Alleghany Springs, ono mile of tho Montgomery White Sulphur.Springs, and within four miles of tho Yellow Sulphur Springs; all pleasantly situated a few miles a|*ai t, on tlie Eastern slopo of the Alleghany mouutaln, iu Mont goraery county. The waters of these Springs urc celebrated for their great medicinal quulitics, thu ac commodations arc excellent, and have been greatly increased since last season. £9-Visitors to tlie Red Sulphur Springs take Kent. Summerson & Co’s Stages at Newborn Depot, on the evening or Uio day that they leave Peters burg or Richmond, uud arrive ill the Springs ou tho follow ing day to dinner, aud Salt Sulphur Springs early in tho evening of the second day from Rich mond or Petersburg. Tlio Road from Newborn Depot to tlie Red Sul- plmr Springs, (38 tulles.) bos been gruded atii greatly improved since last season, aud is.now re garded asone nf tlie bust turnpikes in the moun tains. Tho Hue ofTelegruph from Richmond will be com pleted and iu operation to the Montgomery White Sulphur Spriugs early in June. i'usseugcrs to Knoxville, Tvunesst e, lake Kent, Summerson k Co’s stages at the Western terminus of tho Virginia k Tennessee Railroad, uow 1BU miles from Lynchburg (and being extended Westward at tho rate ol 8 miles per mouth) to the Eastern termi nus of tho East Teuncsseo aud Virgiuia Railroad, and arrluc nt Knoxville in 21-2 days from Peters burg or Richmond. fare from Petersburg or Richmond. To Red Sweet, or Sweet Springs via Bousack’s,(10 (X) “ “ “ “ “ “ Saicm.... 16 60 White Sulphur Springs - Botisack’s 11 00 “ ‘ ! “ “ “ Salem.... 11 60 “ Red Sulphor Springs 12 26 “ Altcgliauy Springs 8 00 “ Montgomery White Sulphur Spriugs 8 25 “ Yellow* Sulphur Springs 8 4f> Knoxville, Teuncsseo 23 00 Notk.—Tlie charge for tickets to the Alleglmuy Springs, Montgomery White Sulphur uud Yellow’ Sulphur Spriugs, does not include the charge from tho Kuilroml to the Springs. I'atscugera lor tlie Al h-ghuny Spriugs, (4 miles distant.) take tickets to Shawsville—lor Montgomery White Sulphur, (1 mile distant by a branch Railroad,) take tickets to Big Tunnel and for tlie Yellow Sulphur, (4 miles dis tant,) take tickets to Christiamburg depot. Con veyances will bo fouud at those places. For forther luformutiou apply to E. A. GOODWIN, Ticket Agent S. ». R. R., Petersburg. CHARLES CAMPBELL, Sup’t Richmond k Danville It. R., Richmond, E. H. GILL, Sup’t V. T. R. R., Lynchburg. KENT, SUMMERSON k CO., myl3-3;u Fincastlo, Virginia. I and alter Sunday, the 14th October, ittsL, D^R-PROOF. IjOCK. Havlug received tho Prize Modal at tho World’s Fair, aro now offered to the public aa tbo Prize Safe of the World. Tested and approved as they have been every where, their crowuing victory was reserved to be awarded by tlie Juries or tlio World’s Fair. The proprietor placed One Thousand Dollars iu Gold in the one exhibited at tlie World’s Fair, Ism- doo, and invitod oil the Pick-Locks iu tho world to open the Safe, with or without the keys, and take tlio mouq|t aa a reward for their Ingenuity ; ultbougli operated upon by several skilled in the art, no ono could Hck tho Lock or open tho Safe. By on improvement upon the original Salamaudcr, introduced by tho present owner or the imtcnt-right, the interior is rendered wholly impervious to damp, and books, papers and Jewelry might be preserved in ono or his safoa for a century without contracting a blemish from mould or milldew. To guard against counterfeits every Safe from tlio manufactory of tho subscriber, ami sold by him or his age-uts, lias a brass plate in front, bcuriug ills name; each is also furnished with ono of Ids lm- | proved Thief Detecting locks, which is n good guar antoe against robbery. , S. C. HERRING k CO., I Nos. 135,137 and 180 Wat or-si.. N. Y. Agents in Savannah, Messrs. BELI. k PRENTISS, i who keep constantly on hand a full and complcto i assortment, which they will tell at Manufacturers’ prices. _ **pi28 LOCAL EVIDENCE OF THE VALUE AND FIRE PROOF Ql’AUTUH OK WILDER’S SALAMANDER SAFES, Manufactured by SteamI & Marvin, New York. , , Iu the fire of the 3d Inst., which consum ed tho brick building occupied by Mr. Juo. T. Thomas, opposite |tho Gas Works, in tills city, was a safe ot the above do3crlptiou8 containing tlio books. pa{iers, and money of Mr. Thomas, and although tho building wag detroyed, the sold Safe sustained no ii\jury WMiatover from the intenso heat to which It had been exposed. On open ing tbo Safe, tlio contents wero found undisturbed, and in the same order and condition as when placed there, except a slight discoloration to tlio projecting ends of a few papers, aud the backs of one or two of tbe books, caused by tho steam generated iu the Safe, while at its greatest heat. The Safo and contents, as it came from tlie ruins, BOOK AND JOB PRINTING|UI NKATI.Y EXECUTED AT THE . . SAVANNAH JOURNAL, r msCHBOKT 1 wsnuuJ fl*W ■ . of Can-, U(1 »H kiiMie ■ cow, Wetw, tlstnla, of Tumoorg, is *>» „ rini for ,i ’ lij.'l iwcpthm of Micm, 1 i , :”h| now Hi- l-i-t Ja I'w’afi.- Brounr, uni conUiiu u,irtv < f IMMUu, Will. u“l,4y *““0«i liKNUINK 1-HW-.U Iwlil'ii HlKlily Car- poMjitl Fluid Ellnn. - CKIfTAIN, HAKE AND OTECTUAI. RDIEOV IOK WiMuwi of tU« BluJder, Kidney., Omni, _ Drowy, Wcaiuieu, Hecrel DUeaM, Obrtruc- Fcnule fimuilnlnt., and ill dlwaw. of U» gexuol Ormn-, whether In MALE UK FEMALE. r. om whatever cuuo they rnny hnve orleiuUed, and NU JUTTER OF HOW LONO OTARWNO. ..eetowK!, Till. |..|.uUr and «|wclllc remedy la now nffered ^ ‘ to the nlIlieU.1, end pmruilced U> cure all the above Ig?*"•‘J. 1 hatere Ibecfc... { , rnmiilolnta. It icorchea out the ten' root of tlie ^J***®*., ' oommunicatk>j n niuj-t bcrmi 1 ** 1 1 Particular attention given to BOOK AND PAM-, driving out all the diseased fluids of the 1 addraaaed to W. p,. | 1’liLET PRINTING, sucu as OttafogueM for Colleges, 5^,’bus removing the cause and reuderiug the —i* ..... ••■nrtlBj^J BOOK k JOB OFFICE. >1 erf hauls can lMJMipp?i*t*ut short notice will* Hlli-llcnds, Ullls of Lading, Dray* Hooka, Clrrulnra, Card* and tllnuk Hooka. Proceedings of Meetings. Kc|»orts, By-Laws, etc. way. al band, bath Ldiw and seeUelL . ’^dl ed alibi. hutUatloa, and will'«* I and kind aUenlion from tlie I revrLie, 1 “ Wll d I his Malroa. Hl<|irietice ie tbit *S*| Cancer, fnr tbe tea )'ee,, l. „ 0 . r l *^l I any l-hyelclui la the Sonia. i.,wjJ-WlE I U f > per diem, or IIS per toetih. ,101^ ' 1 Tliankfni for the v iiiir^. iu,-|aii u, n n, no, PUfe cry liberal patrouage heretofore c r CERTAIN AND PERMANENT. Orltta, 1 ^ received, we resjactfully solicit a continuance ol medldra^oUava pita and inflammation, which ” ei ,| e f n 1-eds • nitd 6b j, i,S I the aamc reeling that we shall be able to plea*,,all Jg*“SSSdW^varSJly caura, and can U token b > BK . t . p ^ I who may favor us with a call, both as to prices and y w)Ul jo^fuSSiblo and oxponse to jiatienU. Thla In- i 51’.-. K - I !’ V * li fallible remedy hoa aaved Ihouoanda upon thou—4da ' execution of work. NOTICE TO MARINERS. IJ1HE buoys at St. Simons lulet and Sound have dy luu from.h.hu.a, i ar Rc]us(QUACKS II act from prcnmlure gmr«. In cu« d: lar««on , L»»Fle. _ lx.en arranged in the following manner : , » h*««—»«•»nf i Outer Ba.- Bu y is a largo first class nun, j united , tho Compound Buchu s the on|) JJ*/ of , red. with the Xo2 lu wldto—U place,I I. 'twenty 1 l,, “ l conll-lenccoftteaffiMaid In performing feci water at low tide, uud muat bu lull on the >t.ir- : SArr. igju*.. c. M.I.hV A HOll. Mfts JlCtUCttTe U NITED State., Canada and Cut/ Scbwcgler’i HUtary m K.iwSS; root watdr at low lido, on tho Fi-tora edgo of the ! Wndriuicofrom teinBa or modlcal^vloo, Middle Grouud, und must be left on the ;«rt hand 1 P^ n directions tor th.o do entering. St Simona l.iglit bears N W by W U W. I Header. IT you have any or tho abote complolnta, do North ,»tat or Jokyl.VV hj; N. . ... . j aotaog.oct Ugj^ ABE DANOER01 , S . With this medicine you can cure yourself, and thua 1 ,hc ^ S:X ! ”Ki»™Sfenli?o r SIMS at tno Gas t\orhs. A largea.sortmenioi tnese ccio . JJy ^ of l|ift UgU{ Uo ^ c Board -»*i -aarfaeiton. nn C. MAN1GAULT MORRIS, j o2&—tf L H. Inspector, 6th District. XOI'ICK TO JIAltl.VKltS. T HE buoys at St. Andrew’s Inl< been iitrutigetl in tho foliowii _ red, with large assortment of bratod Safes always on land,ami for sale by C. II. CAM I’FIELD, I take pleasure in corroborating the foregoing state ment, uud in addition would add. that tho books arc nowin use. J. T. THOMAS. Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf. July 26th, 1856. octC—U DYING AND RE NO VATIN (4 ESTABLISHMENT, 73 YORK STREET, NEAR TIIE COURT ROUSE, SAVANNAH. GA., Eatnbllshetl In 1834. 3 HHE Subscriber grateful to his friends ond L patrons for thuir continual favor*, would statu at In addition to thu improvements lu DYING, ac quired by him during his lad visit to Eugluud uud fecotluud, has made ui raugenieuts for extending his business, by which he is now enabled to dye a greater variety of colors on *llk nnd woolen dresses, all who may favor him with Uieir jiairouago. 1 . bl .“ ck ! ? Uli ^hyUtin the evil alluded to, I have made a uum- junc22 WAKNOCK k DAVIS. SHIRTS! SHIRTS! I SHIRTS 11J I HAVE just received a largo assortment of white uud figured Hhlrta, of every quality and style, aud HUiicrbly made, with collars to match, orders will also he taken, aud nliirts made to suit anyjmrtlcular stylo of Uwtc of Uio wearer. Cull at Uio Star Clothing Emporium, 147 Bay street, ray 14 WM. 0. PRICE. nKfioVAL. Tlie subscriber has Removed on tlie . . Bay, noxt door to the Ropublicau.1jM|rl| olllce, whore bo is now opening ul (7l\ III handsome assortment of SPR 1NG\Jaill/ AND SUMMER GOODS, which lie will sell by the pattern or raako to order in Uio most fashionable stylo. Also, Ready Mado Clotbing for thu present aud coming season. Thankful for past favors, ho hopes to morlt a con tinuance or the suino. N. B.—Cutting, Altering aud Repniring *loue nt Uie shortest notice. Just received While Drill Coats and Pants, White and Figured Marseilles Vesta, for sale nt a small pro fit. aprVJ (3 11,1,1 until further uotice, thu Passenger Trains ou thu Central Railroad Will ruti as follow* : UETWRKK SAVANNAH AND MACON, leaves Savannah l>aily at...5 x M and 12.16 P U, Arrive in Macon “ “..2.15 pm « 1 AM. Ix-arc Macon *• “.11.46 A M “ 0.30 P M. Arrive lu Havan'li “ “10.45 P M “ 7.20 A M IIKTWKKN SAVANNAH AMI ADOUHTA. Ia-avo Havannah ...12.16 p m and 8.30 1>. M. Arrive in Augusta.... ....8.45 pm “ 6.30 A M. I-eavo Augusta 0. AM “ 4.30 P M Arrive in h'avmiiiuh.. ....1.30 pm “ 10.46 P JtWWKKN MACON AND AL'CJL’HTA. Leave Macon ...11.45 a m aud 0.80 P M. Arrivo iu Augusta... .. .8.45 p M “ 6.30 A M. luoavo Augusta ....C. AM “ 4.30 P M. Arrivo iu Macou ....2.16 PM « l. A a. UKTWKKS MAVAN.VjUI, MJU.tOXiEV’lLUi k KATONTON. Leave Savaunah 5. a U Arrive in Milledgevillc 2.45 p m. Leave Macon 11 45 A u Arrive iu Eatoutou 5. p M, W. M. WADIJ5Y Gou’l Sunt. Savunnuli, Gu., Out. 12, 1855. out 15. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON THE SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD Over wlitclt iwwts (lie Greut New York & New Orleans Mails Hi" ■ilfc.ll LIBEL FOR DIVORCE EliMbem cauly ) in Sui)erl(jr Court, jotaUuly. j Jl»yTerm, 1860. r ' appearing to tho Court, from tbo return or tlio •berltr. that tbo defonduut. John Cauly is not to be found in Coffoo county, uud hols not in the stale; on motion or Wm B Gaulding, attorney for libellant, It U ordered that sorvlco bo perfected ou suid de fendant by a publlcaUon or tills order lu one or the poblte journals of Bavaunah, once a month for throe mouths preceding tho next term oi' this Court, requiring said defoudout to appear at the noxt term of Coffee Superior Court, in the mouth of Novem ber Mgt, and lllo bis defensive allegation to tin: cause. A truo extract from tlio minutes of tlio Superior Court. Jy2 KWH) ABHLEV, Clork. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE E Wilkinson, vs. Thee. Wilkinson I In Liberty Superior Court, May Term, 1866. ring to tbo Court, by tho return of tbo T. in tbo above stated cose, that the defend- out U not to bo found in tho county, uud tlmi lio Is ooi tobe found in tho state; on motion or Wm 11 Gouiden, counsel for libellaut, it is ordered that her- vlee be perfeoled on said defendant, by a publieu- lion of Hue notice onco a month for three mouths, -next preceding tbe uext term or said Superior Court, requiring said defendant to he und appear at thu next term of Liberty Superior Court to uuawor in the sold cause* A truo extract troin llm minutes of suW Superior Court. jya a A. FKASKK, Clerk. ■ 7~. UIVOIIOIS. ANN BROWN I ,u Bullueb Hupuclur Cuurl) WUXIAMBROWN./ Torro ' ,8M ' J T appearing to tho Court, by tlio return «l tho , Iherlff, that the defendant, William U. Brown, eoltobeftraudin tho county or Bulloch; ou iuo- a of Levi H. D’Lyon, Attorney for tbe plulntlfl. it le ordered that the defendant do appear and Ule his answer or defensive allegation, ou or befoin the first day of the next term of tills Court, and that publication or this will bo made iunmioMlioirab- UOfaseUefcoftbaoltyorHiivuiJimh om en mouth for .three mouths. , *’ A tree extract from tho inluuteH, lliH 22d day or March, I860. Jy27—lamflm DAVID BE ABLE Y, Okimc. JOHN W. KELLY. Ik JUfclnl DRAPER AND TAILOR. JEFF ERSON STREET NEAR BROUGHTON. Tlio subscriber taken this opjiortutilty to inform ills frlonds und tbe public, that Iho is enabled, from experience, und Hie .intuitive perceptions of thu truths of. acienco, based on thu common rules of surveying forms, both piano aud spherical, to cut and tnako up garments to lit tlio human form (u the most complete und finished stylo, to alt who tuny favor him with a call. Boys’ fancy dressos, Bail costumos, Military ami Ftrcmon’s Uniforms, Ac., Ac. i\ HORACE GRANT, Jefferson st., one door North or Broughton street, doc 7—ly TJAt'Kll kANUlNUti AND BOUDKIW— X Just received a great assortment of tho most elegant patterns, with borders to match, from 8 CHAFFER k CO.’S, No. 6 Whitaker street. pattern conts lo $2, at apr30 G. M. GRIFFlN, 8UCCBSSOU TO LATH M. KASTMAN. (,'ornor of Brynn and Whitaker Btreets. HAH now on hand a bcniitUiil ns- sorlmont of Jcwolry of every ills- cripUon and kind worn by ladles und gentlemen, and will soil at unusually low prices, I huvo ibis «lay rocelvod (jier Express) a large stack of elegant Bivor Ware, consisting of Cako uud Ho Knives, plain aud engraved Fish Knives and Forks, I'lcklnd Knives and Forks, Kuivos, Forks am! Hpoons, Nupkin Rings, Nutmog Orators, Ac. Ac., ull in Morocco coses, und suitablo for presents. I have also UilH day received an addition to my stock of bulrwork or light colored Curls, Tojwys. Braids,Front Hooch, Bands, Uuclo Turn, Ac., which now makes my uuHorttncut complete. Orders received for any color desired. Watches repaired by ami under thu supervision of self, uud all other work done in a workmanlike manner, and warranted. may 26 O N CONSIGNMENT— 2000 bushels I’rlmo Corn; 100 Uo Cow Poos; 200socks “Palace Mills'' Flour; lObbla Kaw Glm; 10 do Monongabulu Whisky; 5 do Domestic Brandy; Fur sale low, by iolfi PATTEN. HUTTON k 4X».- B KANDY, tllN. WHWKY AND BUM-For sale by dmay'io) WUJJAMfl A RATCLIFF. O N and alter Sunday, February fid, I860 two daily trains between Macon aud C«dumbii->, aud ouo betweeu Macon und Atuerlcus, l/iavc Macon al 2 a n, aud 31* u; arrive at Colum bus at 7 15 A M, ami 1080 I* M ; leave Coliimbiix a‘ -1 15 a m, and 1 801* m; arrive ut Macon ut 10 64 A m, and 7 40 l* m ; leave Macon at 2 A M; arrivo at Aiucrl cus at 0 40 A M; leavo Aiuoricim at2 201* ti; arrive nt Macon at 7 46 1* m; making acomplotucoiiuuulioii bo- tween Montgomery, Alabama, and Augusta, Kings- vliio, Wilmington and Clmrle.-toii; also, with Centra! Railroad Truius to Bavaunah, Millodgovilleuud Eaton ton, uud witli Macon ami Western trains tc Allunti. Uliattauooga, Nashville uud Knoxville. Tumi. At Columbus with Girard and Mobile Railroad to Eufaula, Ala., connecting daily al Aiuciicim with four horse Post Coaches to TallulcwSin. Albany, Tlionmsvillo, llainbrldgo, Ao., with trl-wttJJy backs to Lumpkin, Culhbort, Ac., at Fort VaUoy triili hacks to Perry, Iluyuesviltu, llawkinsvlllo and Knoxville, Ga. PasBcugera for Americus and polnta below Fort Valley, should take tlio 12 16 i< m train from Savan nah; and tlie 5 I’M train from Aiigu.-tn, to avoid de tention ut Macon. For other points ou tlie South. Wcdtorn or Muscogee Rouda take cither train from Savannah or Augusta. Passengers leaving Ameii- cuh at 2 20 r m will reach Columbus id lu ,*io r n the sumo niglit. Passengers from Columbus and tlie West tor Am crluus, Bcmtli-wostern Georgia or Florida, slumld lako tlio 1 80 r m train at Columbus, sleep at Foi l Valley, and reach Amoricus at 6 40 a m next morn ing. First class steamships leavo Buvuntiuli lor New York on Wodncsduys and Buturdays, und for Phila delphia ou Wednesdays. Pussngc i.i tlio Cabin $25, Steerage $8. Faro from Montgomery lo KtvnnnSh $14 00 “ Columbus “ “ in oo 4 * Americus “ “ 8 80 GEO. W. ADAMS, Sup’t. Macon, January 30tli, 1856. inuylO VIRGINIA CENTRAL R.ROAD Winter Arranutment—Uan Siartinpjhtmi JJruad SI Heavy Rail ail tlie way toGoixloiiavlUe. r IlBN tlio Potomac is dosed with ice this route may bu reliudon by pasHeugcrs. to on to couucciluu going North or South. Tlio road oly relnldwith a superior T rail an far us ivllle. During tho winter tho train will start W inucr Buoy—is a second class nun,paiutcd black, with tlie No 8 in white—is placed in twenty-one lect water at low tldo, on the point ol slioal runiiing off from Jekyl lslaud, and must be left on tbe |>ort hand entering. Bl Bimotis Light bears N E by N )■ N. North jioitit Jekyl W by H 8. lu tbo Sound U the Lower Middle Grouud Buoy— widch is atocond class uuu, painted with red and black horizontal Etri|*es—is placed in twelve feet water at low tide, on the lower point of the Middle Ground, lo mark the two channels.* St .Simons Light hears N Eby B. North |Miitit of Jekyl l-.lnnd 8 K by S y t -S. Middle Midillu Ground Buoy—is a second d t e s nun, painted red, with No 4 in while—is placed iu eigh'eeu led water at low tide, near tile elbow oi tbe Middle Grouud, and mud be left ou the star board hand entering. North point of Jekyl bars N E ii E. Brunswick point W by S. Upj»er Middle Grouud Buoy—U a second class nun, painted red, with the No 0 in white—D placed in 18 feet wuler at low title, near the upjwr end ot the Middle Ground, aud mu.-t be left ou the star board baud entering. Brunswick jxdnt bears W *4 S. Mouth of Jekyl Creek S ij K. Notk—In running iu lor St Simons liir bnug the Light to bear N W by W W, while iufour fathoms water. This bearing as a course will take you up prevent all exposure. TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL. This medicine speedily and effectually cures tho most virulent form of secret diseases, and eradicates every particle or infectious matter from tbe system, restoring tlie patient to a perfest state of HEALTH AND PURITY. Helmbold’s Highly Concentrated Com pound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla* For purifylug Uio Blood, removing all diseases ari sing from excess of Mercury, exposure and im prudence in life, chronic constitutional diseases, artaiug from an impure state *>f Blood, and tho ouly reliable aud effectual known remedy fnr tUn cure of Scrofula, Balt Rheum, Scald Head, Ulcer ations of tlio Throat and J/*g>>, Pains and 8w «...»ug3 of tlie Bones, Tetter, Pimples ou the Face, aud all Scaly Eruptions of the Skin. It is gratifying to the proprietor of these medicines : to he able to state that it i3 now nearly three years since they wero first introduced, during which time they have been extensively used in various parts of tho United States, and have given to patient and . practitioner the highest degree oi satisfaction In the various cases ill which they have been employed ; *ri»tw^ PTMcoulPhuipM orsjm.. HSL i Calf and lo CTOL. w "WT » u. N.J.olKm’.CcmDdtntk.l U-c li w "KumauccoflliK llaroia. bv Rachel Gray, by Julia Kavai,,u,b Earoest UmIo.i1, by Mr>. l/. t . n t ,;^ J UST KECE1VED^20 tolto' prime article, 20 tic..., cboSrSf"- Hams, la store, aud for sale l.y “ tte * mar M WaYNL gkdsviuj; July 26, 1855. Agent for tlio Manufacturers. 171 Day-st., Bavnnnnh. Gu. und unequivocal satisfaction, and produced tho most salutary aud bcueficial effects. Numerous letters have been received from the most distinguished physicians lu the country, und from the professors of several medical colleges, recommending in the .met and Bound have highest terms tbe value of these medicines, and 1 in Uo fonowuig manner: j their superiority over all other preporatious for 1\I ew chop cuba Mulxssgrrfr, I ll go of the Abbott Devereuux, ^ I for sale in lots to suit purcbi^ftv * ■ ^ ^ RQifite a smb, 6AllPKT ASDTl-iTOLSTKK, WAREHUL'; E, * 140 Otmorea and 57 Si. Juliai vw THE UNDEBS1GNED would taSt,, i 1 omllytoexprei-iobb frie.„“.I generally, his sincere thank.* for then hbe- S e and Influence, which ha.* r«ult«-.i |n,.^ , ,v i trailo to all part-, of the But • \i-„ , Florida, Alabama and Tennia- Ui^rebi i him to exhibit a stock utuui t«s*«d it, m s . city. } ‘ ' Families, Merchants, Hotel Keei-er- u. .1 boat Owners are particularly n.viuu lo’vu... present Btock, which L new wiui.ltu. i L *.. various departments, con-Utiu- in pari o' tL,*-* Ing goods, vix: CARP El VEPAi.JMEM Eui?t ib bruftgtb , . riwoi wiJtiu) ’ Moruic Hearth i;^. . \ Civot &liil ClHiliV 1 .1 Tutted P.ugi, ‘ 1 Piano and ut;* J!at(eveiy varr-, . hilvc: A liras.* ?uiiI Curj-.-i- Bindint-, a Bar Buoy—is a second class can, paiute the No 2 In white—U placed in sixteen w tide, and must be : log. Little | Bouth point ot Jekyl N \V by J Middle Buoy—L*. *e aecond class can, puiuted led, i with tlie No 4 in white—is placed iu nineteen lee-t water at low tide-, near the High North Breakers, oust be Jdt on tlie starboard hand entor- j a ud vark e Cumberland Light boars IV l»v W y N. 1 c t vca tt n t ot Jekyl N M by \\. ii» 0 inode such complaints at tlw proprietor recommends, water ut low j Numerous preimratious ofBarsuparilla andofBuchu and must be left ou tbe starboard hand entering, j I Cuuiluml Ugbt bear-? W by N N. Bouth i*oint ot : j Jekyl N W }' W. Inucr Buoy—U a second class can, l'ainted black, • much fm]iaire>L if not rendered totally inert^by the itli Nol iu white—is placed in twcnly-oncfeetijniudiciousaudunskilfiilmaiuigcmeutoi'thosouuifc- uter at low tide, near a dry sboul running otl'tiom ' quuiuteU with plmrmaccutical pre]taratious. ! Is various modes of preparing them havo been . i, all or whicli of course will iliU'er according to the mode of preparation which each individual may adopt. These medicines require considerable care in tbe preparation and tho emidoyment of different men strua in successive operation to toko up the extrac tive matters, and, iu consequence, are most fie- '■ improperly made, aud not unfrequeutiy with wuler Cumberland Island, nnd must be left on the port hand enterlnr ^ ••••*• ' entering. Cumberland Ugbt bears B W by W ante to the public and to the faculty that I \ ^ ul1 * P? 1 * 1 * Jekyl N W \V. should bo standard i'reparations ol'uuiformstr quuiuteU with plmrmaccutical preparations, therefore of the highest consideration und Iraitort- “ * * there Gentiemcu’s garmentsdjoj, cleaned or renovuled 1 ujjf Jr ^'.ualnmutog down\vmi» a ti,e^h l |a^Rivl-r* i may be re.|ulr«d, in thoramesuperlor style which ,, lui-AtW iniUSStihfitrtfiu. v. • Tablii Cov«rrf, a.,,1 U-lie- Cfii^bavru sc. b~ r « * by K K B. Inner Hut ..f .leby 1 X has generally friends. Table Covers, and Ludit--’ Crain.- cleaned and finished iu tho fir.it style. Ladies’ Bonnets dyed, bleuchcd un-i j rested the most fushiouablo styles. Orders from the country promptly at'einte*’ Terms moderate. Light hoars B by K *4 E. Inner itoint i f .lekvl N V x w. Ifooy nt the entrance ••t'Batilla River—i* a -ccotid class cun, )«aiuted b uck, with No 3 ;u white—is placed in ten feet water at low tide, and mu-t be left ou the port hand entering. Cumberland IJgla When pnrcnD arc— I by .tcunlnmu dr ndlraul, i X B. word should be seuMnra by letter through the jsjit \~T, * ,u r l * ,i oillcc, so that ho muy know where to call for them. “ih 16 ALEXANDER GALLOWAY. I IE IN T Z E LM AN N 1 H ESSESCK OF JAMAICA GIAOElt. rjlHE distinguished favor with which lliiii essetiee 'otk.—lu running in for St. And low's Bar bring [ pint of water, U equal to the Li.*.b Light to bear W by X > j N, white in four lath- ouo bottle- fully equals iu strength j water. 'lliis bear ing as « ct*ur-c* will take you I up Sarsa|)ttriilu or decoction us us the | om ! up to the Bar Buoy, then - haul ofi'tn tlie uortlnuuu i until tlio Middle lhioy. No 4 is in range with the IJght, (to avoid two 1 imps in u direct Hue. \Y by X 1 !j N, between the two buoys,) when s-toer for it— passing it to tin- bouthwnrd. From this buoy a X lias tho Union effectual I Weak and fatigue, guor or duced tho. . . .. w , t power. Upon its merrils comment Li uunmtes. ary, as its owu intrinsic worth is its bust eulogy. R car- i ries with it the evidence of in sii|wrior excellence, j freely attested to by the) oung, tlie old, and scoics I of families who, prompted by u careful regard for ! their health and comfort, are daily adopting It as an i ixntsi’KXPAKLt: kaxii.y rkxkiiv. T liorc is perhaps no medicinal preparation extant so simple and harm- I less, yet salutary and effective, whose worth will lie { more opnreciated or universally adopted than tho Liquid Ginger prepared by ficiutzehnan. For sale by J. fc\ DuV'URD, Druggist. jul0 8m Bavaunah, Ga. Brooke Hall Female Seminary, MEDIA, DEDAWAIIH CO., PA. MI8B MARIA J*..E.\N'i a MAXN. 1'kixukvi.. This Belnina'-y, located iu tlie de- iigbtfal^nd h-mlth) village of Media, tthirtcedrafiles from I’biladelphm, by RuilroadTwIll be OPENED ON WEDNESDAY. September 10th, 1850. Tne commodious building, nowin process of erec tion, with all tbo modern improvements, will bu i (Implied by the first of August, and wld contain such uccommodatluiis, both in point of taste ami comfort, as cannot fall to satisfy parents that while their daughters m- enjoying Hie bentfiu of ineutal cul ture, they have also tiio comforts of a refined home. This institution is established with a view lo uiforcl to young ladies tlio most perfect combination of ad- vantages for tbe attainment id a thorough und ac complished education, uud uo pains or expense will he spared to render it in reality what it professes tu ho. a school of superior merit. MBs Kastman, the Principal, was at tlio head of a school iu New Eng land previous to her residence iu Pennsylvania, and for tlio last six years has boon known to tlie patron t of Aston Ridge Seminary, as presiding teacher in thatlnstitotion. . Tho JR. liov. A. Paltir, BUliopo; tho Diecc^c of Peiinsy 1 v ar.ia, says “Mi-x Al. ii. Kustmui, who prupo.-.cu toopoii a Yomifc IjuLda* i'ro’n.iiary hi Me.li.i, Delaware C’-o., I’a . In Eoptomocr next, lias keen known to the sub- scriber for several years past. He has n very high opinion of hei capacity, cfUciency and devotedness as uu educator, fc'lio has l.ad u largo ami success ful experience. The building which is to be erected for her use will contain every accommodation, 'iho village and .surrounding country aro distinguished for hoalthfiduess and beauty, and the subscriber has confidence that parents who entrust their daughters to Miss Eastman will have- no reiuon to regret it.” Miss Eastmun will l»o aided by uu eilicieut enrp-* of feuehers. Tho French luugungu will bo tunght ami spoken by a Parisian lady, residing in the lumily. Tho IfUtin, German, E|>atdsliuud Italian languages Will receive duo attention. Tho Natural Bcleuccs will he taught, with tho aid of a largo uud expensive apparatus. Tlie Aluiieul Department will be utuitr the charge of a lady eminently qualified to Ull Uio situation; mul all preferring it male teacher on the Piano or in Binging, cuii have Iho bandit of a Visiting Toucher from Philadelphia. Drawing and Painting will be under tin- direction of u lady accomplished in the art. Tlie number of pupils is limited to forty. Tlie Terms ibr Board ami Tuition hi all trio branch es except Muslo, are $150 per sos-Ion of live months. Miss Kastman has liberty lo refer In tho following gentlemen:— Rt. Rev. A. Potter, D.D., amt the Episcopal clergy Hon. F: Pierce, President of the United States. Hon. S. i*. Chase, Governor ol'O . iu. * ?llon. N. B. Baker, Foe-Governor of New Hamp shire. lion. M. W. Tappau, M.U. from New York. Rev. N. btetn, of Norristown, I'll. Rev. A. McLeod, Clearfield, Pn. Pierce Butler, Esq,, of Plitlndolpliiii. J. B.Okie,K*<|., i|o. K. \V. Clark, Esq., do. George Wharton, Esq., do. Christopher l.tusor, 1'otLsvillc, P«. George Wyman, El. Louis. Mo. Hull. P. 0. Johnson, Washington, D. C. Fur further particulars, or for circulars apply to Uio Principal, MIRA MARIA KASTMAN, JelO cod 8in Media, Delaware Co, l*n. her of exjuTimenta to ascertain the most effectual mode of extracting the virtues of the Sarsaparilla und the Buchu, and to discover the most eligible form for their exhibition. Tiie experiments have resulted most favorably, and it is with much pleas ure I now oiler to the public und tho faculty my ConqKJuml Fluid Extracts, which coutaiu all tlie vir tues of the articles they are represented to be made from in a highly concentrated form, and aru thu most active preparations which cun bo made. Two ta- blespoonstul of the Extract rsirsuparilb. added to a “ " .boa diet drink, and one gallon of s*yr- ually made. PRICES Fluid Extract Buchu, $1 per Dottle, or C for $5 “ “ Bursaparillu ” “ “ “ Certificates of cures und recommendations from distinguished i»rofessors und physicians will accotn- Royal Modal ion, Royal Velvet, Mocet Wilton, Mocol Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Power Loom Brussels, Three ply Ingrain, Two ply Ingrain, Wool Dutch, CURTAIN AND UPllULSlEUYbEl'mi I Brocxtelles, Inc* and Mu-lm o’-,’' I Satin de Laides, Gilii omicf- 1 Satin and Silk Damasa, Gilt :•«.= mi Kui- Worsted and Cotton Dauia-1, laurels l/ k -L u Cords; Velvet and Plush o! various colon. Shades, new style. Also, every variety oi Fuin.turelbveiar tr* 5 mings and materials for dect rating. I FLOOR OU. CLOWS From two to Twenty-four tu t w,,;.-. t... iu\ Rooms, cut to tit witl u a * The snbscriber will oldig..- Lid.-.-Iim \ prices on all description oi p •a low ’ quality can be purchased iu .• i.. N'tiLth c.ir W Carpets cut to Rot iu- ;.ud goals . part of the city free oi charg«. An experienced UjJio'Mer will attmit-u I making aud la>1ng of Car|Kt« and 0:1 Coni;. *l , deslrea. The decorutive und curtain <lep.na._i: • n charge of an Upholster ol a< knowk gedusitii I skill. W. II. Gl'fo.N, .tgvii octlB 140 Cougr ess aud 57 si. Juiits -i! DR. SANFORD’S IWIGORATOR, L I B a mild laxative, tonic and stimulatit.aiitR recommended to the public, relying cpcit-il trinsic worth in the cure of the lollowing c«in; i " All Billious Derangements, HickHeadachr, l??;. sia, Habitual Cosuvepcss, Chiunic PiarrW. ’u.:l Pain in the Stomach aud BmveU, iivi.fral Ivla^ I Female Weakness, Ac. For a«le ly FruggL-n , a T eraliy, and by Jobu. B Moeu- X Co. ana Ft • | Lincoln, Bavaunah. ly Ml: TlMUKlt: ’fUlIUEltll Undeclgncd has ju.t rectivfj. hru „ im Five Hundreo piecei ('fR 1 -: :L . Timber, averaging over out iL -mnud it- i., 9 feb JLFFKKm/.S koidi-i 1 Thei 1C| ACKEKE0SHEjUUI,‘O, SAIJUOX s-f ItI 21 ■ Dress Making. MRS. Fhl.KI.AXI) lias u|wii ed nt her Rooms, No. 174 Broughton Btreet. a lira* selec tion of Spring Milinery, uud is constantly receiving per steam its, new and different s.tyh«- of Bonnets; also. Dress and Mantilla patterns. Bonnets cleaned aud prt-.sed us usual. aprlO ICE PITCHERS. DOUBLE Water Pile lie ra, Some new nud beautiful designs, Plated uud Bjita- uia. At tin; 11.nine Furufobing .Store, ' 155 BKOUGH’K.N STREET, HORACE MORSE. Savannah, April80. ftprSO TO WOOL SELLERS. " FPHK Undersigned have this day’ opened a X Store iu Congress street, opposite the Marked, for the purchase of Wool, Sluop Skins, Hides, Bee* Wax, Deer skin?, nud Country Produce In general. I The highest cash prices will lie paiTTor all the abovo 1 articles on delivery .in Savannah. Mr. L. J. GUIL- JIAP.TIN lias been appointed as Agent, to whom nil persons having business transactions with the un dersigned may apply, J. W. BMYTHK k CO. Savauimh, May IP, 1856. may20 PIANO FOIITES. ’ *a*ra*»*-—-m HAVING lately received large ad- ditions to our PIANO FORTES, wo Yk ©f ff ar,! enable'! t.- uiti-r nt this time tbo • * — 11 ‘greatest variety trom the best manu facturers, from tbe plniuest square to the most elab orately carved, and from six to seven octavos. Our Pianos are Rolccted from thu manufacturers whom wo have full confidence in, and wo are par ticularly requested by them lit give a guaranty with every instrument sold Dy us as regards durability, tone, ka. Persons iu want of a first rate Imtrumcnt may re ly with safety upon getting such a ono by selecting from the following makers, wliu-;u instruments wo endeavor to keep eon tantly on band, viz : II. Wor cester, J. (flickering »k Sun, Nunns & Clarke, Bacon fc Ravens, H. Waters, und Haines, Urotliers .V Cam- tnitig. I. W. MORRELL .V GO. aug 27 CSjffiTfKTprTi THE ARBOR BILLiARD SALOON, (upstairs) Corner Bull and Bryaii streets, over Rurber Shop. Juuo27 N .J. M. HAYWOOD, Agent. 32t t X* S3C 3gk c>TJ® 3E£5 f HOT, COLD AND HlIOWKlt. I HAVE been a.-ked to allow tlio Bath Rooms to i email! open to a later hour than nine o’clock ; 1 therefore give nolice Unit from this date llm Ruth Hoii.-'o will be upon until eleven o’clock «i night. Price 26 cent-*. Six tickets for $1. J«27 ./. M. HAYWOOD, Agent. FIXE FASHIONABLE OLOTIIIXU, guaranteed. sept 1—ly-dtw JOHN U. MOORE ck CO.,* GIBBON':* BUHDINGB, SAVANNAH., Gu. WHOLESALER RETAIL DRUGGISTS. Would call the atte ,, ’lon of Jierchuuts, Faclort, Planters, l'liysiciuns und others, to their ex- tensive und well selected stock, comprising every article lu their liue ol business, and which they offer for sale on tiie most reasonable terms for cash, or approved credit, wiz; PAINl’B. VARNLSHiS, GIwtBB, AC., White Lend. Pure and No. 1 ; Tiemon's Colors, dry au*l in oil: .lapaii, Copal, and Coach Varnishes ; Duseed Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Window Glass, Put ty, Gold Leaf, Paint Bru'die.-, Sash Tools, aud Gla ziers’* Diamonds. LAM!’. MACHINERY AND TaNNERB’ OIL'5, Bleached sperm, Whale and I-aril Gils, lor burning ; all descriptions of Oil for machinery, viz., 1'ateut Oil UnldeacLed Sperm, Isu d uud R«|mi Seed Oil; also Tanners,’ Neats, Foot olid Sweet Oil. GROCERS’ ARTICLES. X ul megs, Muejj, Alsplce, Cinnamon, Pepper. Ginger, Mustard, Saleratus, Sodu, PearTasti, Sweet Oil, Starch, Fig lllu-;. Mutches,' kc. FOR PHYSICIAN^. A great variety <*!' the hca French. English, and American Chemicals, Pharmaceutical IYeparutious, Select ptivv.’.ers, Surgical Instruments, Vials Specie Jury., Metulic SuiWle bag?. *c. Also, CAllrntNE AND BUILMNl! H.U1U. Any ouc who nwiv favor them with their orders may depend upon their receiving the best utteution, and that all goods furnhhed will bo or a reliable quality. Should they nut give entire satisfaction, they may be returned nt tho optiou of thu purchaser. mohlOll jr*E. DE~FOIlD, Al'oTHECARlES lLU-US. E. Corner of( 1 bbis large Nol Mackerel; 3 do do No 3 do 3 do do Non ’• 2 half bbis Rice Fitu, 2 do Pickled hti rii.f? 3 do No 1 Saln;i4i, 6 quarter bills No 1 Mm k«-r 10 kits No 1 Maclu ioJ. , 10 do No 2 do 5 kits Tongue? and Sound-, 1000 lbs Cod Kith. lor ; aK- i* jao26 J UST RECEIVED BY EXI’RLtS~An<ti.«iiun rlety or Silver Ware of the iao.-t bmtikip teru auu finish, butter ktaws, l-ick v kuu- a forks, knives, forks aud spoo.:#, fruit ki.!u-1 forks, rake and pen knives in every vainly,b ards aud salts iu all variety from plain lulls a. 1 ornamental. G. M. GK1IT1X, Surcessw to the late M EatteOT jy6 Corui r Bryan and WbitakrrG RATES OF AOV-feUTIim.’. For one square, of300 t-iut or les.-.,«i *.cv tji'i larger thaa Nonpareil, 75 cent* for the tlr.-to-' cents for each subsequent insertion.for aty U« J tbau one month. All Tabular work, with or without iiulei. - vertlsements occupying double coluir.a ds: charged double the above rate*. Advertisements of whatever length. Drtiju less than oue month, to be charged .it ite rates. For a longer time ut the following i utc* PERIODICALS. P UTNAM’S Monthly Mnifuxino for May. l-'ruuk Jar.dio'ri Gazette ot Fashions for iniy. Blackwooil’a Edinburgh Review for April. Received and for Halo by WARNOUK it DAVIS, may 16 1511 Congress street. suretbo is ontirol; GordoiiBvl „ from tho old Hlation, in Richmond, on Broud Hired, ut TX a at., puss Gordousvillo at 11 a m., uud arrive iu Btauntonut325 t> »i. Down train loaves Hiaun- ton at 0 40 a x, passes dordonavillu ul 11 a m, and arrivo iu Klchmoud at 2.30 r u. Faro to Gordonsvillo $2 oo “ “ 5 uo llolli trains arrivo In Gorduiisvlllo lu umplu Him* to tako tho train of tho Orange aud Aloxaudriu Rail- road. Persons who loave Richmond at TX x u -i cau tako tho Orango aud Alexandria cars at Gordons- villo ir they choose to do so, aud by that Ualb will roach Aloxaudriu by 3.40 v m.. but UiUoompauy cun tioltot thorn only to Gordonsvillo. not 7 M’ IL I). WIIITOOMB, Bupt rsjem cotim VJT aud for sale by J. W. TUKELKKLD, ■•/If UoB|r«M fiad WkUtekfir fitrartlf I *)i^ UHLS. FLOUR in htutu ami for Kilo JL^CJby muy7 CRANE, WELLS k CO. \ Casks Ohio Catawbii ilrmidy iu Htorc, and for hiiIo by tho only regular Agent for Savannah. .1. M. EYRE, my 14 - iH Bqy t-tred. JUST efucUlVUuii ^ PER ftTEAMKR, an assortment of fffiO i.MIsnes and Uiiildrou’s Plain straws, Jaidies’ N KOI’01.If AN RONNKfB, IN- FANTS’ HATH uud FLATS. Also a low tiiA'.S' II ATS j For onl« by MRS. VRKKLAND, may 17 Broughton Hired. L I8LB THRBAD CAUNTLE'rS^-Tlic only urticle of tlio kind iu Uio city. Fur sale by J. W. TJ1UKLKKLD, mur27 corner of CoiigreRs and Wliltaker-HlH. A PPLK8 & POTATOES— 10 ubls Choice Mercer Potatoes; ■ If. .1 II If tlUUAl I I....I.. * 2ft ’( For Bate by tuay10 UiiHHOll Apples. J. A. BROWN, AT REDUCED RATES. AUGAINS can now tie IkiiI by all those wlio wi-li to cloihe theiosoivcs geiiteelly, us I will sell tbe balance of my Ready-Made, ut reduced rate? ou time, mi-1 ten per ceut. oil It und avuil yourself of tbo dmncu to obtain good urti iilos. Al Iho Fiji* Citahiug Emporloiii. WILLIAM O PRICE, juno 27 147 Slay street F LOUR.—ao barrels auperlluo Flour, extra quali ty, jitnt received, and for hiiIo Dy YONGK .k FRIERSON, jy 2 No. 04 Ray street. poiuc— ' J. fill barrel* Me*.a Pork. 25 tie iTlttio do iamiiiug and tor nulc by my!4 HOLCOMBE. JOHNSON .k CO. UUPEItiou Oiiolce Goshen Butter uud Dutch O Giioohc, received per steamer Alabaiiui Dy may28 J. D. JICHlsK. H AY.—Dio bales prime .North River Hay, land in;* Hti - day I mat brig Augusta, and lor -ale oil the wharf by Jl'8 CRANE, W FI.I/CO. I w 1.. A i'aviifon fatccs, superior quality; ImI *± ’Aephyr Whalebone Hk(rto; French i.iiieu Drillings; York Mills uild Water twist Wenched filth I lues. Muck Moire Antique T<funning* Blacl; KinslIn llelta; English Thread Edging:'; Itodery, Ribbons, »Vc. Just received per steamer Augusta. Jo Vi . DttWlTf k MORGAN. O HNARURGfi—30bales.Osiiuhttriw, Ahtfirloirutid ThomastiUi Mill*, just received and lor rule by .pipeIN CRANE, WEI.Ifl k t o LlYRt)P AND Ml)I.ASSlftL--6U lilda iltolu- New Oile.iti.o.-'yrup, 76 dodo Molasses. Ju-t u-teiv- ed and tor sale by Jy7 .SCRANTON, JOHXKION .V 1.0. C * T*CSlfY' CLtmi-ln store und for said by Jf JUU94 PADELFOKl), FAY k CO. ;r tf' Brougliton and Barnard Streets. Savau- nub Ga., Wholesale and retail Dealers In Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Dye Woods uud Dye .-tutls, French, English, und American Perfum ery, Fine Toilet ami Hhaviug .Soaps, Combs and Brushes of every description, Surgical und Iloutal Instruments, Trusses uud Supiwrters of ull kinds, Spices, Suulls, Manufactured Tobacco, All tho l’uteut or Proprietary Medicines of the day. Superior luks. Pure Wines und Brandies for Medicinal pur|ioses, Extracts for Flavoring, Toilet and Fancy Articles, kc. — — — to the Family :rine Cases, With* plain Iilrectious'for use, including Directions for treatment in cases of polsouing, Drowning, kc. gP71)' Extracts lor r lavormg, louei anu runcy atiiuics, 1^- N. IL—E-podul utteution given to prcparutlon of l’liysiciuns’ Prescriptions und Fan Recipes. Ship, Family und Travelling Medicine Cai / tORN AND CORN MEAL.—1000 buapriino VV Corn, White and mixed; 60 do fresh Corn Meal n store and for sale by ,1..,* si PATTEN. Hl’TTON h CO. READ L-UEAI) 11—READ III That Is, If you cuii see; nud^rgaM'VjC^V r if you can’t see, you cun find 7CLJ A \ ul i kinds of “helps to see,” nt tho Watchand ■Jewelry Store of D. B. Nichols & Co., iu Congress street, next door lu tho corner of Whitaker, where von can purchase Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, and Fancy Goods, ns low us at auy other store In the country. Wo have received per steamship Alabaman fresh lot of tlio-se tine .Steel Spectacles : also, a supply of Pebble nnd Perlscoplc I-ons, whlcu wo aro prepared to fit in all kinds or frames, at short notice. Our l’crb copio Lens (so called from their peculiar shape) have un,advantage over all others, ua they havo a greater range of focus, so that tho render is not compelled to hold iho book or paper at a certain distance from the eye. Cull and see. D. B. N1CUOL8 k CO. No charge for showing goods, mar 11 D. B. N. k CO. rates on ttiuu, and ten per cent, oil' lor cash. Call | YOPE--^700 coils Ropo, various brands, all XL of good quality, in storo and for sale by upr29 BRIGHAM. KELLY & CO; 0OnN T I„ store qg ' MERCER university; PE.YF1ELD, HA. FACULTY. HKIWlDHXr, N. M. CRAWFORD, D. B. I'KonCSSORH. College. H. P. SANFOltl), A. M., Malheinatlcs. J. K. W11.LET, A. M., ( bemltitry ami Natural Philosophy. 11. IL TUCKER, A. M., Bellos Ldtrcs. U. W. WISE, A. M., Greek uud Ldln l.-i uuu ages. WILWAM G. WOODFIN, A.B., Model'll languages. Theological SomlltniT* N. M. uitAWFORD, D. D:, I'crlrslaatlcal lli.*tory und Rihlieal Lltoruturo. Wif.LIAM WIUJAMF, A. M., Systematic, and Pu.-torAl 'Iheulogy. Academy’. THOMAS A. SKA IS, Principal. Tho Comintmcemeul i:* bold tin tho last Wednesday iu July. Tho uext Tot ui will cotumonoe on the last Wud- uesday iu August. Tho price of Board iu the vlllugo Is $10 par mouth; washing, room rent, fuel, &o., $3. By order ol tho Board ol Trustees. my 12 2m H. LANDRUM, Secretary. C UBA MOLASSES-Tb. cargo of «10 brig 1 Square,.., 2 Squares.. 3 do ... 4 do ... 6 do .., 6 do ... 7 do ... 8 do ... fl do ... 10 do .. $10 16 $20 $SH $30 16 22 26 26 6>.> 20 27 82 86 G 24 32 86 4-: a 27 86 44 46 irj 30 40 60 64 61 32 43 64 ts 70 34 46 6S 62 74 36 48 61 Co 77 38 60 64 7° W For auy time not above specified, a |«ro|^ charge will bo made. j A deduction of 26 per cent from Uu-»«»<.<• will be made on advertisements apiasrisfo Hlvely on the fourtlt page of tlio daily. Advertisements ordered three times u« be charged two-thirds the above rates- Advertisements ordered in the ttVcklyw 1 * l»cr square for each insertion, for at ytm--* 1 -" ^ one month. For more than oue nun.t!«at- ' • the rates specified lu the above table. Special notlcos, 10 cents per Hue for Hw 5 cents for each subseqeut iusertion, to bo subject to contract. Marriage iwtsv^ 11 ', ncral invitations 50 cents each. No , Inserted for loss thau 50 cents. Duifoa-f • Reports, Resolutions, or Proceedings ol f Association, or Corporation, ordered nm r- ed, 5 cents per Hue. steamboats will be advertised al fK 1 l* r for each boat advertised. , Hteutnships, where but one Is rtiuning. Hi uum: if two or more, $80 each. Auctioneers’advertisements not •‘’"‘’/.‘i* contract, but to ho charged at tiie raft I per square. Thcpuper, under nocircuui!«m«o, w ed iu a contract. , Professional and business cards not i lines, will be inserted at $20 per annam- Culls on persons to become caiaiiun • Inserted as other advertisement?, u* I " variably iu advance. „ u.» Announcing candidates for olllce, • iu atlvouco. iV m *t Advcrtisemenls nol marked on tne i , ^ specified limo. -w ill he inserted until paymeut exacted. , ^ When any liill for two month? ad'eri-'^^ thau contract, amouuts to over » 4 25 per ceut will bo made, ., Yearly advertising, with privilege ot bu taken at tho following rates: k For ono square, renewable nice a * .» -i. » 3 times or ejt^yj Every additional square contracted^for t« ed ouo hall'tlio abovo rates mlmtuwa • Yearly advortlsors shall bo limit'’' . , r ,e, contracted for. All contracts sliafi . f> j lf > elating definitely tho nature oi tJa ',,^0* advertised. Any advertisements n 41^^^ noctod with tho business shall b*U»rg ly, und also auy excess »t mutter o' contracted for. . m;i nrtl r "j Contract advertisements |*>»Wj.JiL^tien* 1 10 tlsoroeuts from strangers mid tr«| ^ luiyublo in advance. All otta r.-> duo wbon called for. , £CU ding Regular advortlsors ami 4 * 1 to c»D muuicatious or roqulriug uotice? «. U 17>' ** toution to fairs, concerts, htdree*,*'^"^ , or ^ tertaiuments, where charges ®*V*, on ^ i evert 1 tauco—all uoticos of private assoewj 1 * " tlcodoslgned to cull oUenllou clouloi.al ur iufouii.il iu rests, cuu ouly be Inserted ''tin ' ^^1** that tho same Is to be paid for.. * lv the dJ* editorial colutnu (which can Uou ol Uio«lltor») III-“ rate of not ices tbau conts 1‘J-r The undersigned, publishers oltw j »„« and Weekly iwvraiwpera lu^ ourselves strictly to adhere to charge-*, aud lu uo instance to dw » Tho above rains to take elfotl M' * lhcVt «( to oontlnuo hiudlug, uutll change*! oj majority of the undersigned. fj N. B.—Thla gchodule sliall wj “» t!] tbolntogrlty of oxistiugwtitrwW' sk sssasp-Sffl* w ‘