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inu«iHimrn itu. , «SKt«t¥>i* I IP mil Uupn>|Xrij III Julia tfuragtr- -'gMDwuiwir. •illiUHlwrurwO' in. ra’iiaucituui ormiDoonr- « of GtuUum Oduair. Joljf turn, vest. L.OOLE.8. 0.0. miit wu < s9n mm mlk. j wm roon Itoiui door In Saruuub, buiwruH ibo lr*»l boon froporlJ lit Ml 01 Ult U tnferur ofJohn UalUhor. ouo la favor of Jaraoi touch, aad tu* other in fcvor "f Waver A Cuu»uu* Um. vs. A«n DoU-*, jwopeitjr pointed out by Ptaiuuto. Terms casn. M i ED-V. M. PUKSDKROAsT. S C. C. 8. KXKVDTUh’8 BALE. DY virtue oron order pauod 7th July, 1868, by Jj theGoattuf OrlitMiyoC Wayne Couuijr, will Mteto on the first M mday In October next, be tween the* usual bourn oi rale, before the Court Boom door in Wsyuesvillo, the lolfowlug property, to wit; A Negro woman. Uloo, 30 years or ago, tiro Her seven children, Fraud! Id y ait# of age, Lucy 9, Mary 8, Robert 0, George 6. CLa l ute 3, •nil \R'j i yearn oid. Sold for the boneitt of the heir* aud or editor* of the enUlo-oft. W. Bryan. WATim OO n a A., JtJLT Win. 18M. ~1 IKJatnllo iSwnrnU M M lhlt U*te I __ will pnv no drafts madobyB-O. B-yuu 4 Ox, oTnn nueh firm exi t. rrontfhU date too ttatlncxa will be continued bhtajr Wh njwttnt. ^ ■ nun 2—itn . .. 8AMI1FL 0: WRYiW, IT ATE OF UhOKUkA, biU'liiA'.u eu. ritllK auder-lgned baru formed A Cb-partuer»hUi 1 under the Act of tho General Assemb f of Uie State or Georgia, ciAltlol 11 An Act to authorial limited Partnerships,” amoted to Ibo twenty-ac- cond dnjr or December, in the year 13 7: lo b* con ducted under Iho unmoor far I Hyping, for tho put* I tone of transacting a Oonramsbn and Gcueral Mer cantile battne** In thocIt/ofSavaunah and eutoof Georgia. Cnrl Epptag, of Savannah, will be tho general partner, aud Georgo W Garmony, or Savaunali, who has contributed Fifty Thousand Dollar/*, iu cash, lo tno common stock, will bo /medal partner. Tho nislueu to commence the first day of August, in tho year clghtocu hundred and fifty-fix, and to term'nate on Uie first day of August olghtocn fifty nlno. In witness urbcrcor. Ibo raid Carl Kppiag and George W. Germany have hereunto signod tho foregoing agreement, this thirty first day of July, ISM- CARL EPPING. G. W: GARMAKY. Attest : MONTGOMERY CAMMING, J. I. C. C. C. augur 11—i.w ffj- Iho Mliledgevtllo Recorder, vrlll publish six week*. Jj*0 XT, A. 8ALLENS, Executor. UtBB, twaranm , . ulo, Mul Haiti more. jaEEHi. fTdlkSi DEALER AND IMPORTER OK Wops V. P nmnalL anvmtmua Bontoa, New York, PH. Wntehes, Jet no. IS, aotmt So neptS vrcirjr, Silver 1 ey tioods, Ac., Warti, Pan- WITH HALL* PA’ , nuuotanoa. Jy NELSON SWEEZBY, DESIGN EH AN U SCULPTOR IK MARBLE. Corn or As tor PUcs and 4th Avenuo, i.v cum raoxinmr to tux actor uiuukt act> tub nkw •tout Horn, nrur towc, T IVu months otter date, application will b) made to the Hoo Court or ordinary i»r Bulloch ci-uu- iy. lor icnvo to sell all tno laud.-' belonging >o thv estate of Mw*cd Batmen. deceased. JuHANNAU DANNKN, Adm’ix. nug3 TIMOTHY KENXELI.V, Adin’r. STATE UP UEUUUA, /CHATHAM COUNTY—To all whom it may t. louocern: Whereas,joun Nailery ,iriil apply to the Own or Ordinary tor Letters Dis misery ss ad minis- n the Estate of Wiliam Wright these ore, j. la cite and samouisb all whom U may — to be and appear belbro sold Court, U» _ 4e outeclioQ (ffany tuey have) on or before tho lr*t Mondar in Noremoer next, othwise said Let- tars will be fronted. Witness. Jonu UUbo, haq.. Ordinary for Chatham Oouniy, this e^ht day of April 1866. -OHN BILBO, o. o. C. «l»» State ov ueuruia, ch vrH.viu co. mo on wbnm it ius> cuuiwrn: Whereas Mary Ann JL Lent will opidy at urn Court of Ordinary Ibr lef- liars Usmusurv on the u-tute of James P. Deni,— These are l.hurefure to cue and adiuouisb all * hum it mav couoero. io be asd aupear beforu said Court. |0 make objection* (If »ur Uiey twve) on or belure lb* Pirst Monday m Decent nor next, utherwLe said Utters wUI besrsuted. Wuoess John .UUbo, Esq., Ordinary for CU&Uiora County, this third day or Juno, 1S5<- jea Jms bilbo, o.c.c. BTATB PF OBORGIA. *HAM COUNTY^—To aU whom it may 1 eonceriT:..Whciyas, John P. HmwvwtU appiy he Court of Ordinary for let tern dDral-wory os ad- minis tratt r on th.^fistate of James C. Bines : Those ore, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom U miy concern, to be and appear before said Court to msks objection (if any they have) ou or be fore the first Monday in December next, otherwise •aid letters will be grouted. Witness, JohntAdbp, Esq. Ordinary for Chatham coanty, this fodnEtiiy of June, I860. Jane 6 JOBN-B|LBO, o. c. a plain to tho mast elaborate and ornate In design and workmanship. In addition to tho stock always on hand, a great variety of drawing*, appropriate and original may be round, fruu which work wiU bo ex ecuted promptly to order. Orders rolthfully executed, and shipped to any point available by water or steam. Persons visiting tho city of New Yerk on pleasure or business are respectfully invited to visit this es tablishment. oct3 V1KGLNIA SPRINGS! SOUTH-SIDE, RICHMOND k DANVILLE, A Virginia As Tennessee SUMMER GEOROLL, LIBERTY COUNTY. T WO tnoutlu alter d-to, aipUuitou wi l be made to ibo Hon Court of u. u n try for liber i> couuty. for ieuve t-i.-el nit llielinds beluiigiug 11 the eaUto of John F B a ly. of ?aid county, de ceased, lor the benefit ol hn> heir* and croditors. JOHN S. BRADLEY, J , ftUgO E. Q. ANDREW-, j ^ ow - i^HA’ \J eon at the a STATE OP.GEORGIA, B UUOCH COUNfY —’T;*ail whom it may con cern: wliereoM, (Jnffln W Parrish will apply at the Court oi Ordinaryjfor?le«er»« or guardianUi p nf Martha Panlsb, a minor heir or Joaiab A Part uh, decerned: - s-' These are. wertfore, yv ette and admonish all whom it mav conrorn. to n- tud api>oar before said Court, to ujoko objection nfany they hare) on or before toe Hot Monday in October next, otherwise sold letters will be grautea Witness, william'l-ce, few.. Ordinary for Bulloch •ountv. uals 6th day of August 1866. sugtf _* WlLtJAM LEE. o. D. c. STATE OP GEORGIA, B ULLOCH COUNTY —To ill whom it may con cum: Whareos, the e lue of William DarU H anrepretented, U no person applies for the admin istration. 1 shall appoint Josiaii I avis, or eorao oth •r fit snu prcpjr person as admiuDtrator on said These are. therefore, to cite • ad idraonlsh all whom it msv concern, to on and u,.,.e *r before said Court to moke objoettos (If any they have) on or hefon ten first Monday in October next, otherwise •Sid letters will be granted. Witness. William Lee, Esq., Ordinary for Bulloch •ountv. the 6th day of August, 1666. StigQ WILLIAM f.EE, o. *. i it'AT>!< UP otiUltolA, B ULLOCH • * MINTY —Tn Whom it may con- c«m: wiw««, Seaborn B Cowart will apply at the Court oi tlrdin*rv for letter* dDmi-sory a* Administrator on the estate or Putrica D Kuleher, “deceased : Thews are. t*M»refore, tocito and admonish all Whom it m»v c--i« , ern, to bo and ap|iear before Kkid Court to make • bjectlon (if any they have) on or b< • tors Uie «rst M.-*dayln February next, other wbe ■aid letters will be imuted. Witness. WiHi-m Lee, Esq., Ordinary Tor Bulloch Gountv. this 6th day of August, 1866. sug4 WILLIAM LEE. o. n. o. Ts James GEORGIA, LIBERTY COUNTY; TO all whom it may concern: Wberca*, Sirs Sn ran J Jones. Admimstr ilr.x up n the estate «*f iea ri Jones, lato of Liberty county, rieceu.-nd. WiU apply w the Court or Ordinary or said county for letters dlaraissorv, These are therefore to cite and admonish all whom it msv concern, to be and appear before said court, to maae objections, if any they have, in terms of lbs law*oinerwi*e sold letters will be granted Witness. W P Garlaeau, Ordinary for Liberty anty, this 10th of Jsauary, 1856. JylA-fi W. l^IRADEAU, o. i. c. MTATE OF GEORGIA, B ULLOCH COUNTY.-To a.1 whom it may con cern : Whereas, Ueueral E Mikell, will apply hi me ouort of Ordinary lor letters oi uUirJiustratioh with tue will annexed, on the estate oi Martha Groover, late of said couuty, deceased : These are. Hmfgrore, to cite aud admonish all whom it mav coimeriu to oe and appear before *aio Court to make httfdtlph (ir any iliuy have) on or before we first Momfaflftn September next, other wise saia letters will beTpranted. Witness. Wliliam Ix-s, Esq., Ordinary for Bulloch ooonty. tms *J1st day or July, 1858. „.. Jy23 WlLJ.lAM LEE, o. «. c. NOTICE. T HREE months oiler UatusppUcaUon will be made to Marino 3*uk or tavannali lor the pay ment ol two Twmuv dollar bills, vis : letter B, 3070, and letter U. i»V7. tho left tuivox of which have been lost. «..MES I*. HL’LviON. lallahassco. Fla., 3lay 17. 1866 3m* mv-’n NOTICE. S IXTY uavs after date, application wUI bo made to tue Honorable the Urdiuury ol Mc!nt»»h •-ouuty. lor Inavn to sell tho real estate, bemg in tins couuiv. of tho late Jame* Smith, kuown a* ?i Jon (ri<‘«) I'Unuuion sold for the benefit of the heirs of <tai(l ostxtJi DEAN M. DUN WOODY.) JOHN JONKS, UEx'ors. JOHN F. DUNW000Y, ) Darien, July 1,1666.* v<? NOTICE. A LL persons having claim- against the e*tato of Evan June*, late of Cbarlluu county, Ua., do- ceased, are requested to present them, in terras A law, and tho-e indebted will please make payment to the subscriber. STEPHEN McCALL, Executor. Centre-village, Ga., June 14th. I860 Je23 NOTICE. r IE UNDERSIGNED having this day associated ihemsulvcs together for the purpose ot ouuuuct- tag the Whotes-ilo Grocery Bm-iuess, and having purchased ihv stock of Rodgers & Norris, will here after continue the biuine^a under the ilrrn or Lod gers. Norris A uo., at the old stand, corner of Ua> and Lincoln streets. JAS. G. RODGERS, JAS. A. NORRIS, GEO. H. JOHNSTON, JNO. N. BIRCH. Savannah, June kd, 1866. Jo 2 T HE firm cf Rodgers U Norris having thia day been dissolved by tho abovo association, either partner will use tho name of the Arm in liquidation. JAS. G. RODGERS, JAS. A, NORRIS, Savannah, June 2d, 1858 je 2 ~ NOTICE. ’ O NE month after date, oppiicatinn will bo made to the Bank of the Stato or oeurgia. for the pay ment of three twenty debar bills ol tire Branch at Augusta, the right hand halves of which have been lost in the mull. iyll—1m BOSTON & VI LLAI.0NGA. NOTICE. T HE firm of IW Morrell & Co. wns dissolved on the 24th or September, 1854, by the death or N F Webster. Jy-M—lm I. W. MORRELL. NOTICE. O NE month after date, app icutlon will be made to tho BunkolThe State of Goorgio.tor the piy- muut ot two ono hundred do lar bills or the B/unuh Mt , tno right hand halved or which have been lost iu tho mails. jy2i BOSTON k YTLI.ALONGA. TAKE NOTICE. P URCHASERS will have tueir goods delivured free ot expense with quick dispatch from tne -avaniiah Grocery and Fruit Depot, corner Urougn- ton aud Whitaker streets. 4^-1 waul t call the attention or Fruiters gener ally to my well selected stock of Groceries, rei oiv- mg daily. je23— tf W. U. FAKKEl.t, i- BROUGHT TO JAIL. Brought to jail in Swains boro, Emanuel Co , ou tliedlb iu.-tuut, a Mpgro inan; ho says hi- name is Hurry; that ho bulougs to the e-tatu ui iboraas Clay, of .iryan county, Ga, 11c is ot ngUt complexion, with a alight scar over the left eye; about 6 feet 3>£ inches in height, and about 26 years old. Iho owner is rcqaoated to come forward, pay charges and take him away, as he will be dealt with as the law direct!. HENRY OVERSTREET, Je9 Jn'or. GEORGIA, BULLOCH COUNTY. S IXTY davs aTlcr date, application will he made to me Honorable Court ot Urmary or Uuiioeb county , lor leave to soil ail the lauds belonging tu tho estate of Thomas Crosuy, lato of »ald county, deceased, tor the benefit ot tne heirs sud creditors of sala tisuto. Jyli* WILLIAM P. CROSBY. Adm’r. uivoaca. Elisabeth Cowley fleyY . J , Iu Co.tee Superior Court, May Term, i860: John Cowley, J It appearing to tuo Co-.rt from the Return of the Shvrid, thut tne doienaant John Cowley, Is not to be toand in Cotfee County, uud it turiner ap|>eara that bo D not tu the Stale. Ou motion o. W m. It. Gautdtng. Attorney Tor libelant, it Is ordered that service he pertected on a d doteudant bv a publi cation of this order In oao of the public journals in Savannah, once u mouth for tbreo mouth* proceed ing the next term uf lhl» Court, requiring uald de fendant to appear at tUe next term of uofiee Su perior Cofirt iu November next,ana file his defensive alegatiou to said Co-.rt. A true extract, in uie minutes of Coffee rinperlor Court. ARCH’D McI.EAN, Deputy Clerk. Aug 2 3m. LIBEL Full DiVUUCE. EUsab^Ui uttuly 1 ^ co(] K(J gjuporior Court, JohJLulr. J May Turin, 1860. I f appearing to the Ourt, from the return of the ■neriir. thut the uefeudaut, John Cauly is not to be found in Collee county, aud he is uol in the state; on mutton of Win B Gauldlug, utturney ibrliheliunt, it is ordered that snrvico bo perfected on suid de fendant uy a publication of this uruor'in one of the S bllo Journals ol euvaunah, once a mouth lor ree months preceding tliu next term of this Court, requiring said defendant to appear at the next term or Coirce Superior court, iu the m«J|th <»f Novem ber next, and file bis UefeUHivo allegation to the •ause. A trus extract from the minutes of tho Superior Court. jy’J EW’D A8HLEY, Clerk. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE. E Win.lo.oD, ^ uborty gupcri,,. Court, Iho.. WiiklDMo.) mo - I i' apiwriok lo .0. Cour^ by tho roloro of tho sberltr, iu the ub«ve ..luted cose, that the defend- tut Is uotto bo found in Uio couuty, aud that ho Is pot to be found in tno (state; on niutluu of Win B Gsulden, counsel fur libellant, It 1m ordered that ser- vies be perfected oo said defendant, by a pun lieu. 800 of this notice onco a month tor three months, next preceding the next term or uald superior Court, requiring said defendant to bo and nppuar at the next term of Liberty superior Court to unawer in the said cause ‘ A true extract from the minutes of »a!d Superior Court. Jy2 d. A, FRASER, Clerk, t divorce; 1 ANN BROWN Bulloch Supeoior Court, [ WIlUAIl”: BROWN./ aural.T.r.0, mo. • TT appearing to the Court, bv tbo return or tho . JL Sheriff, that the defendant, William B Brown, Moot to be found in tbo county of Bulloch; on mo- yon of Lsvi d. D’Lyon,- Attorney for tho plaintiff, il U ordered that the defendant do appear aud Uie hi • answer or defensive nlk-gutiuti. ou or beloio the first day of tbe next term or this Court, aud that K bUcati m of this will be made Iu one of tbo pub- gaxeUeii of the city oT Savannah onco u mouth for three mouths, A true extract from the minutes, this 22d day of March, 1866. jf‘JT—lamiPn DAVID RKA8I.RY. C s 0 s c. ; ~ iilimys i MHIUTNII 8I1HU 8111 * T HAVE just received it large assortment of JL white aud figured shirts, or every quality and •tyls, and superbly mods, with collars to match, erttors will also b* taken, and shirts made to suit 4 uy particular styia or taste or the wearer, Cali at ' !»• Star CMMBf Emporium, 147 Bey street, * mfU Wk. o. Fjucs, REMOVAL. The subscriber has Removed ou tho jfl Bay, next door to tho Republican,fl/l; IJA olilce, where he i3 now ojicning a n ■■l lii handsome assortment or 81* R1N ULJ AND aUMMEK GOOlfci, which he will sell by tue pattern or moke to order m tho most fashionable ♦tylc. Also, Ready Made Clothing for tho present aud comiug season. Thankful for poat favors, ho hopes to merit a con tinuance or the same. N. B.—Cutting, Altering and Repairing donu at tbo shortest notice. Ju*t received White Drill Coats and Pouts, White and Figured Marseilles Vests, Tor sale at a small pro- »Prl2 JOHN W. KELLY. DRAPER AND TAILOR. JEFFERSON STREET NEAR BROUGHTON. Tbe subscriber takes this opportunity to inlorin his friends and the public, that he is enabled, from experience, and the sutuitive perceptions of the truths or. SCteucu. based on the common rules of surveying forms, both piano and spherical, to cut and make up garment! to tit the human form in the most complete and finished stylo, to ail who may favor hlrn with a call. Boys’ fancy dresses, Ball costumem Military and Firemen’s Uniforms, &c,,&c. P. HORACE GRANT, Jefferson at., oue door North or Broughton street. dec 7—-ly Alt MAN GLMENT. Shortest, most comfortable aud most expeditious Route to the VIRGINIA SPRINGS I THROUGH UY DAYLIGHT. Aud Itaggugo Checked Through, except on BUgca. Visitors to tbo Virgininla gprlugs by thU route, take the s'outii-Mde Railroad ears at Petersburg, or the Richmond aud Danville cars at Richmond, at 6 A. M., daily, (Sundays excepted,) anive at Lyucb- burg to diuuer, au«l thence, via the Virginia and Tcuuosseo Railroad, reach Bousack V Depot at 3 1-4, uud Dulcm at 4 P. M., and at either place Like Kent-, Bumracrson & Co’s Fine Line or Those via Bonsack’a lodge at Ffncutlc, <iine st tho Red Sweet, or Sweet Sitrings, and arrive at tho White Sulphur springs, (17 miles) early ou tho eveuing ul the second day from Petersburg, or Rich- rauuo, without NIGHT fRAVEL, and with but 04 tn;les of staging. Or by iho Salem route, atop all nigiit at tho ltoonokc Red Sulphur Springs, (lu miles distant from Salem,) dino at the Red Sweet, or Sweet Springs, aud arrive at the White Sulphur Springs on the evening of tho fellowiug day. The Virginia & Tennessee Uailroad Is located through a most romantic country, possessing a cli mate unsurpassed for its salubrity and delightful tem perature. 'the road passes the base ol the PEAKS OP OTTER! And within three miles of tho Alleghany Springs, one mile of the ilouuomery Whito Sulphur Springs, and witUin four miles efibo Yellow Sulphur Springs; uil pleasantly situated a few miles apart, on the Euatern slope of the Alleghany mountain, in Mont gomery county. The waters of thoso Springs are celebrated for their great medicinal qualities, tbo ac commodations are excellent, and have neon greatly increuscd since la--t season. iff Visitors to Uie Red Sulphur Springs take Kent. Summerson k Co’s Stages at Nowbern Depot, ou the evening of tho day that they leave Peters burg or Richmond, and arrive at the Springs ou the following day to winner, and Salt Sulphur SpriugB curly lu the evening of thoeccondday from Rich mond or Petersburg. Tho Road from Newborn Depot to the Red Sul phur Springs, (38 miles,) bos been graded and greatly improved since last season, and is now re garded asouo of tho be.it turnpikos in tho moun tains. The line of Telegraph from Richmond will bo com pleted and In o]>eratiuu to tbo Mootgomcry White Sulphur Springs early in June. Pa*seugers to Knoxville, Tcnuoss-e, take Kent, Summerson i Co’s stages at tbe Western terminus of th<. Virginia k Tonne see Railroad, now 160 miles from Lyuchburg (uud being extended Westward at tba rate ot 8 mhos per month) to tbo Eastern termi nus of the East Teuuesseo and Virginia Railroad, and arrive at Kuoxville iu 21-2 days from Peters burg or Richmond, Fare from Pcttnborg or Biekmond. To Reds wool, or Sweet Springs via Bonsack’s, $10 00 “ “ “ “ “ “ “ Saiem.... 10 60 u White Sulphur Springs w Bonsack’s 11 00 “ “ “ “ “ Salem.... 11 60 “ RedSulpher Springs 12 26 *• Allechauy Springs 8 00 “ Aluuigorncry White Sulphur Spriugs 8 26 “ Yellow sulphur Springs 8 46 ’‘Knoxville, Tennessee 23 00 Noth.-—iho churgo for tickets to the Alleghany Springs, Montgomery Wbito Sulphur and Yolluw Sulphur Springs, does not include tho chargo from the Railroud to the Spriugs. Pa-scugers ior tho Ai leghany Springs, (4 miles distant,) toko tickets to Shuwsvitlu—•for Montgomery White Sulphur, (1 miie Uistuui by a branch Railroad,) take tickets to Big Tunnel and tor tho Yolluw Sulphur, (4 miles dis tant,) take tickets to Ghristian.-burg- depot. Con veyances will bo found at those place*. For further information apply to E. A. GOODWIN, Ticket Agent ?. 8. K. R., Petersburg. CHARLES CAMPBELL, Sup’t Richmond k Danville R. R., Richmond. E. H. GILL, Sup’t V. k T. R. R., Lynchburg. KENT, SUMMERSON k CO., my 13-81u Fincastle, Virginia. C E NT HA L KA1LHOAD. -PROOF IjOCK. Having received the Prise Medal al the World’s Fair, are now offered to Uio publio as the Prize Safe of I Uie World. Tosted and approved as they hove been every where, their crowning* victory was reserved to bo swarded by tho Juries of tbe World’sFalr. The proprietor placed One Thousand Dollars In Gold in tho one exhibited at the World’s Fair, Lon don, end Invited ell the Pick-Locks In tho world lo open the 8sTe, with or without the keys, end take tho monoy as a reward for tbelr Ingenuity ; although operated upon by several skilled In tho art, could Pick tho Lock or Often the Safe. By an Improvement upon tbe original Salamander, Introduced by the presentowncr or the patent-right, tbo Interior la rendered wholly impervious to damp, and books, papers sad jewelry might be preserved In one of his safes for a ccutury without contracting a blemish from mould or miUdew. To guard against counterfeits every Sofo from the manufoctory or tho subscriber, and sold by him or his agents, has a brass piato in front, bearing bis uatno: each D also tarnished with oue of bis im proved Thief Detecting Locks, which is a good guar antee against robbery. 8. C. HERRING k CO., Nos. 136,137 and 139 Water-sL, N. Y. Agents in Savannah, Messrs. BELL k PRENTISS, who keep constantly on hand a tall and complete assortment, which they will sell at Manufkcturere’ prices. _ sept2S LOCAL EVIDENCE OF THE VALUE AND FIRE- WOOF QCAIJT1IM OP WILDEU’8 SALAMANDER SAFES, At Hanufadvrtd Uy SUamt Marvin, Mtw Fork. In the fire of tho 3d InsL, which consum ed tho brick building occupied by Mr. Jno. T. Th omas, opposite the Gas Works, in this city, was a safe ot tho above descriptions containing tho books, papers, and money of Mr. Ihomas, and although tbe building was detroyed, the said Safe sustained no injury whatever from the intense heat to which it had been expose J. On open ing tho Safe, the coutenU were fouud undisturbed, and In tho same order and condition as when placed there, except a slight discoloration to the projecting ends of a few papers, and tho backs of one or two of the books, caused by tho steam generated in the Safe, while at its greatest heat. The Safe and contents, as it came from tbe ruins, may still bo seen, lu tho iKkuession of Air. Thomas, at tho Gas Works. A large assortment of these cele brated Safes always on hand,and for sale by C. H. CAMPFILLD, Agent for tbo Manufacturers, July 26,1865. 171 Bay-at., Savannah, Ga. I take pleasure in corroborating tho foregoing state ment, and in addition would add, that tbo books are now In use. J. T. THOMAS. Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf. July 26th, 1855. octd—tf NEATLY Km-LIBU AT TUB SAVANNAH JOURNAL, BOOK & JOB OFFICE. Merchants dm bo supplied at short notice with Bill-Head*, Bills of Lading, Dray Books, Circulars, Cowl** and Blank Books* Bs.LHuulB' GENUINE PKKl'AHA llslmbold’s Highly Cano’-'' 1 Com pound Fluid Extra**. ia.4* IB A CERTAIN, SAFE, AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY THlOK IH*eases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Grovel, ■7 Ilropsy, Weakness, Secret Diseaees, Olwtrac- iMAS, Female Complaints, and all dlssaseti of the Sexual Organs, whether In MALE OR FEMALE. from whatever cause they may baTo originated, and NO MATTER OF HOW LONG STANDING. This popular end specific remedy is now offered to the atilictod, end guaranteed to euro all the abovo complaints. It searches out tbo very root of the r* R* MOSELEY’S INP1K9IAH* lie trext»ienl of Can- & i, Fistula, an d ail kind* Hiif* I of Tumours, U Horn Un \u Rllbi Vreccptioo of Tota-ui-. 2iia ii lir-J the same, fooling that we sliulfbo able t<» plc.u.c nil ol ».p r remedies Inv whomuyravoru.H with n call, both as to iTici' -" 1 ' ' execution of work. KOTICE '¥0 MARINER*. T HE btioya at s?t. iUnious Inlet and Sound have been arranged iu tbo foliowiug manner : uuter Da.* Bu .y is a largo first class nun, painted red, witli tho No 2 in white—is placed Ls twenty foet water at low Udo, aud must be left on tbo star board hand entering. St Simons light bears N W by W k W. North point or Jekyl W by N w N. Middle Buov—is a latgesvcond cla«s nun, paint ed black, witli No 1 In whito—ii placed iu sixteen Particular attention given to BOOK AND l’AM- j driving out all the diseased fluids of the 1’HLET PRINTING, suen os Catalogacs for Colleges, 1 K^r thus removing the tause and rendering the Proceeding* of Meetings. Reports, By-Laws, etc. • eU ro Thankful for tho very liberal patronage heretofore CERTAIN AND PERMANENT. recoive«l, we rcspocttuily solicit a couiiiMiiuict* ->i mc uiciue allays pain and iuilammatiou, which other remedies Invariably cause, aud can be taken with less trouble aud expense to |«atienta. Tl»la in fallible reruudy has saved thousands npon tnoi— from tbo hands or MERCILESS QUACKS. If not foom premature graves. In cases of infection the Q>rai>ound Buchu Is the only article worthy of tho least confidence ortho afflicted in performing SAFE CUKES. It contains no narcotic, mercury, or other injurious drug, but is purely * VtgdaUt CmnpotiUon. It U very agrceablo to the taste, creates no perceptible odor, and may bo token by jicrsons ot either sex feet water at low Udo ou the E£*t»rn i without hindrance foom business or medical advice, Mbid'ie Ground, aud must be llJlSf h*nd u P laiil direcUous tar use accompany U.c medicine, entering St fijTu Ltahtheir* ?W by W «<W. “ ar l UaV ° ^ ° f lho ahove *™*'* i *'*' do N*mb |wlot of Jokyl W oy X. '* j ootucj-ccl Ltom n . sr , nia ,. s \«’“»- *» •oot water al low tide, oo tlm iwlol ol .heat ruuoiog I praveot aU etnjteura. prevail. S 0 e" uSp " In- i 1 ";! Tltla JS aaXecffiy^ra-. tUo S\ North MM JokyMV Uy S « S ’ J “ ! moat vlroleotlhrm of .eerct (llsetBM, and eradiratea In tho Sound i. tho laiwer Middlefiround Hu.iv— i CTCr J' 1-arUclo orinfcctlous mattor irom the ayst-nt, | “W”* «“ gSVi? iS e n ,, MJRnY.” r _ Coucentxatwl Com- r Extract Sarsaparilla. For purirying the Blood, removing all disease! ari sing from excess of Mercury, exposure uud im prudence in life, chrouic constitutional diseases, arising foom an impure state of Blood, and llio only reliable anil eUccluai known remedy for ibe cure of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ulcer ations of tho Throat aud Legs, Pains aud Sw«.«uJgs of tho Bonos, Tetter. Pimples on the Face, and all Scaly Eruptions of tho Skin. It is gratifying lo tho proprietor of these medidr.03 tho lllddlu Ground, and mint ho k-ft St'S.'w" i ,obe “> lu 10 ,ha . t u . ca r»' *»«•»!?» board ’ • - •*- - X 3. . . Nots.—In runuing in lor sit Simons Bur bring the Light to bear N W by W X W, while in four fathoms ways at hand, bpUi tadlo uno geuUemen an- edattUD ItotlwUou, aud wiUttxmtUie mo-i ,t!u and kind attoutton foom the I lojmctor, ^ kis Matron. His practice id th*i isnribie uutii 1 Cancer, for tho post ton years Uua sny Physician in tho tiuulb. 1'aUtnU are be*r.i2 atfil per dleiu, or 316 jwr tutaitb. »lu brnr i caubM In advance. AT Fee# to bo agreed upon b-.iore the c*#e u Lh dertaken. All communlcatioiu- tumt bt- u t * addressed to W. K. Ho-;‘j J Wfi® GriUoi, (;>, -4WJ tairruu supenor pfiwS do \\ ester o R-.-1- - wjrj 5v... 1 black horizontal sti ii>e!—is placed In twelve feet water at low tide, on the lower t*oint or the Middle j u. Dh tv Ground, to mark tho two channels. St Simons ' imSPrS S I hj s’S si * b> ' K - XOrl " p0iUt 0f Jck5 '' Middle Middle Ground Buoy—is a eecoud class nun, painted red. with No 4 iu white—is placed la cighieeu foet wator nt low tide, near the olhow i t 1 Uie Middle Grouud, and mutt be l«*ft on the star-1 board hund entering. North iioint of Jekyl burs N : E h* E. Brunswick twint W by .s. Upper Mhidle Ground Buoy—is a second clus« nuu. painted red, w.th tho No 0 in white—h placed in 18 foot water at low tide, near tho upper end ot Ikn tlLl.iL. I , v ...v **. fO0TA7xUEB< X Pstotocs: 60 m Blows, for sale by mart BRIGHAM. KELLY a r«. HON. BfitT 'MtlUiAV’S U NITED btatca, Canada hi:d CuU. 8chwegler’» History ol Pam tranelatcd by seeyic. Prescott’* Philip 2d of 8pain, new for»»i!r tt, ui. Calf and iu Cloth. ,4 7 * NaiK>ic«»u’sUouDdeiitU! C<»rrfe-i/>ui5 t j, r(; , brother Joseph. 1 Duvau's History of tne Qnren’g Hanover-2 vote. x The Aiuichi iu Madrid. Romance ol the ilarom. by :-iiw PwJi, 0 Rachel Gray, by Julia Kavana>:gb. Earnest Jinalo.id, by lire. lc : Ji«,u. mar 3 W. 1 HohN K WHJJaks fehouiUtni," -opi.y m J UST RECEIVED^ prime aruclc, ilo bolt: _ . tierces ,i. Hams, lu storo, and for sale by roar 26 WaVNK «• itE.Wj-r„ EW LKUPCUHA 61ULA'rai u- h tod outori, Uruoswlok noiol bZTw ■ ‘>“cothoy wore Qrat lotrodocodj duritlo which llioo S. JtooUi iJjIkri'orteh s*“ K 1 they hovehoco cxteiwlvely o.«dio vortooi, twwcf ?om-liiruLlncin lbr Jl 4,K,,, ' tlio fuited States, ood have fc-lvco to imc ait rad tno bear N Why W ^ W wbUe infouJri hums ! Practitioner the highest degree of sattefaetf '■ water. 0 This bearing 'as a course ^Ju^uke^ou'uw ^ various cases in which they have been ei to tho Outer BarBuoy and into the Found m-ifoS ! whether In town, country, hwpitnj or priv the buoys as directed. * P K I hce, they have invariably given the mw DYING AND RENOVATING ESTABLISHMENT, 73 YORK STREET, NEAR TUI COURT HOUSE, 8AVANNAH, GA., Established In 1832. 3 1HE Subscriber gmterul to bis friends and patrons for their continual favors, would state t In addition to tbo improvements in DYING, so [Ulrad by him during his last visit to England and icotland, has made arrangements for extemling hl3 business, by which ho is now euabied to dye a greater variety of colors on silk and woolen dresses, shawls, Ac., which he trusts will generally please all who may favor him with their patronage. Gentlemen’s garments dyed, cleaned or renovated as may be required, in the same superior stylo which has generally so much pleased his patrons and friends. Table Covers, and Ladies’ Crape Shawls, Ac., cleaned and finished in tho first style. Ladies' Bonnets dyed, bleached and pressed lu the most fashionable styles. Orders from tho country promptly attendee*, to. Terms moderato. Wheu parcels aro scat by steamboats or railroad, word should be scut him by letter through tho po3t office, so that he may know where to call for them, men 10 ALEXANDER GALLOWAY. UHaNUe CJFbCI O N and after Sunday, tbe 14th October, inst., ami until further uotice, Die Passenger Trains ou me Central Railroad will r iu as follows : DETWEEN SAVANNAH AND MACON. LoavcH Savannah Dally at...6 a x and 12.16 r x. Arrive lu Macon “ “..2.15 rv “ 1 am. Leave Macon “ u .11.46am “ 9.80 pm. Arrive In Savan’b “ “10,46 P M “ 7.20 a m HCTWEE.V RAVANNiH A.VO AVGUSTA. Leave Savannah 12.16 P M and 8,30 p. m. Arrive iu Augusta 8.46 m “ 6.80 a m, Leave Augusta 6. a m “ 4.80 p m Arrive in Savunnah 1.30 p u « 10.46 p BKTWK.Y MACON AND AUGUSTA. Leave Macon 11.46 a m and 9.30 p x. Arrive, in Augusta 8.46 P m “ 6.80 a m. Leavo Augusta 6. am “ 4.80 p m. Arrivo in Macon .....2.16 pm « l, am. mmVH-UV SAVANNAH, MILLXDUKV1UX & KATONTON. U‘avo Savannah 6. am Arrive iu Milluilgevillc 2.45 v u. Leave Macon ,,11 46 A M Arrivo in iiatouton 6. pm. W. M. WADLEY Gen’l Supt. LUvunnah, Ga., Oct. 12, 1855. octl6. WOOD AND LUMBER. ,4 LL kinds of Wood, Boards. Plunks, Joist, aY. Timber, .Shingles, Light-wood, Posts, Eastern and Paiitngs, for sale, ut wimlesalo nud retail, low for cash, on tho uew wharf recently erected on *be Lumber Yard of Robert A. Alien k. Co.- mar 12—lyW M. J. !.. MOULTON RELIGIOUS WORKS. H ISTORY of the Great Reformation or the Six teenth Century, In Germ my, Switzerland^^, b.- J 11 Merle D'Aubigne, five volume! complete iu •die. Tho Life of Martin Luther, the German Reform- er, in ilfiy pictures, Horn de-*igus of Gustav Koulg. to which i^ added a bkett-h of the rite and progress of Uio Reformation In Germany. LTo and Times * f Rev KHjan Hedding, DD, late •/enlor bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, by H W Clark, I» I). Sermons ou jjoveral O'-cadons, by tho Rev John We?ley, A M, m four volumes. t t’ennons irom the Pulpit, by H B Bascom, D D, Life of II Biddleman Bascom, J) I), LLD, late Ui-hop of tbo Methodist Kpiseoiiil Church, S^outh, by Rev M M Ucukle, D1). ’ Posthumous Works of tho Rev Honry B Bascom. 1) D, L L D, one of the Bishops of tijc Method!.-1 Episcopal Church South, edited by tho Rev Thoma.- N Rfilston, A M. Life of tho Rev Robert Newton, D I), by Thomas Jackson. Tho Bards of the Bible, by Goorgo GuiUllau. Tho Analogy of Religion—Naturul uutl Revealed —to the Constitution amt Course of Nuturu, by Jo- senh Bailor, L L D, late Lord Bishop of Durham. Baptism—a treatise ou tho nuluro, perpetuity, subjocts, administration, -mode, ami uses of tho iul- tie lug orditmuco or the Christian Church, l>y Tbos UHmnuerH, BupUsm—with roforeuco to Its lm]»ort, inodes, history, proper use, and Uio duty of paionta to bap- uzo i children, by James L Chapmau, a minister m tho Memphis Conference of tho Methodist Episcopal Church, Uouth. For sale at 159 Congress street by Juno22 WAKNOCK k DAVIS. CHANGE OF FCHEDL'LE ON THE SOUTH WE8TERN RAILROAD Over widen pauses the Great New York & New Orleans Mails, r pilE ATTENTION of strungurs visiting the X city and the publio generally, is Invited to an examination of our stock of ,"spring and Bummer Goods, which for variety aud style is not to bo ex. celled m this city. »Priffl AIKIN k BURNS. E opE.—':oo CoiTiTRopo for sale, to arrive por brig Z“*—‘— •--- uug 2 ’ Zorvostor; by > OCKKTT k 8NKI.I INGP. P APER—-600 reams Wra. p.ug i'upur, assurioi «w» landing aud fur sam by iV2* WCUANTtiN, JOHW8TON k (X). J 7S XlftA Cimico Gu»Tieu’'Buttor, a fresh mJjiply, 14 per steamer KaoxvUJo, for sale by „ J. D. JE-tiE. .*3 K EDZIE’B WATElt KJL'lKlt.—jool rucuivu-i an assortment ol nixes Kedsel’s Improved tVator tmei-3 for fiittiring Savannah River Water, forsaio by U. dtACH MORSE. iy 0 I • 166 Broughton bt. OL*LiSES-36b hhda, puiuilmd'nii aua uhbT 1TJL covajo, Bsrbodoss and Now Orleans Molaa •e«. ui store end tor sale by junrJO WEBSTER <k PALUEN. O N uud after Sunday, February 3d, 1856, two daily trains between Macon aud Columbus, ai.d ouo between Macon and Amcricus, U'uve Macon at 2 a m, and 3 pm; arrivo at Colum bus at 7 16 a m, and 1030 r M; leave Columbus at 4 16 a m, and 1 30 p m; arrive at Macon at 10 64 am, and 7 40 p si; leave Macon at 2 a M; arrive at Amorl cum at 8 40 a m; leave Amcricus at 2 20 p x; arrive at Macon at 740 p m; making a complete connection be tween Montgomery, Alabama, and Augusta, Kings villo, Wihnlngtou uud Charleston; also, with Central itaiireaU Trains to 8avanuuh, MiliedgevlUoand Eulou ton, and with Macon aud Western trains to Atlanta Chattanooga, Nashville and Knoxville, Tcnn. At Columbus with Girard aud Mobile Railroad to Eufaula, Ala., connecting dally at AmerlcuB with four hor.se Post Coaches to Tuliubassco, Albany, fhomasviilo, Iklnbridgo, &c., with tri-woekly hacks to Lumpkin, Culhberl, &c., at Fort Valley wllu hocks to Perry, Huy nos villo, Hawkinsvillo and Knoxville, Ga. I'ussengurs for Amcricus and poluta below Fort Pulley, should take tho 12 16 p m iruin from Savan nah; and the 5 pm train from Augusta, to avoid de tention at Macon. For olher pointa on tho £outb- Western or Muscogee Roods tako either train from j-avunnah or Augusta. Passengers leaving Amorl- cus ut 2 20 p m will reach Columbus ot 10 30 p m the same ulght. Passengers from Columbus and the West for Am- ericus. iSoutb-wcstoru Georgia or Florida, should take the 130 p m train at Columbus, sleep at Fort Valley, and reach AworicuB at 0 40 a m uext morn tog. First class steamships leave Savannah for Now fork on Wodncsdsys aud Saturdays, und for Phlla- lolphia on Wednesdays. Passage la tho Cabin $26, riteerago $8. Fare from Montgomery to Savannah $14 00 “ Columbus “ “ io 00 “ Amerlcus “ “ 8 80 GEO. W. ADASIS, Sup’t. Macon, January 30th, 1850. raaylfl VIRGINIA CENTRAL R.ROAD Winter Ananyemcut—Cart HUuiitiyfuom Broad til Heavy Hall all the way to Gordonivllie. W HEN the Potomac is closed with Ic« this route may lie relied on by passengers, lo en •ere the connection going North or South. Tno roud is entirely relaid with a auiierior T rail ss far as Gordonsvllle. During tho winter tbo train will start from the old station, In Richmond, ou Broad street, it 7X a m., puss Gordonsvillo at 11 a it., and arrive in Staunton at 3 26 r m. Down train loaves Staun ton at 0 40 a m, passes Gordonsvllle at 11AM, and arrive in Richmond at 2.80 p m. Fare to Gordonsvlllo $2 oo “ “ 6 00 Both traius arrive in Gordonsvllle in amplo tlmo to take tho traiu of ibo Orango and Alexandria Rail road. Poi sons who leave Richmond at 7)4 a m., can take tho Grange aud Aloxuudria cars' at Gordons- villo If they choose to do so, and by that taain will reach Alexandria by 8.40 re., but this company can •lokot them only to Gordonsvlllo. ool7tf H. D. WHITCOMB, Bapt. EN'f'tf <KIWTOmHIg=Jrat r'ctSnl IJ u*IWMl* by J. W.THRKIMLD, Mi’ll (Mt**— ud WkWMkwMmb. UBINTZELHAlin ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER. T HE distinguished favor with which thte essence has booD received throughout all sections ol the Union as a remedy at once safe, agreeable aud effectual for Incipient Diurrhcca, Cholera Morbus, Weak and relaxed Bowels, Prostraiion by heat or fatigue, Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Colic, Cramp, lan guor or Debility from sedentary habits, &c., has In duced tho proprietor to givoit every publicity In his power. Upon its merrita comment is unnecessary, as its own intrinsic worth is its best eulogy. It car ries with It tbe evidence of its sui»crior excellence, freely attested to by the young, tho old, and scores of families who. prompted by a careful regard for their health and comfort, arc daily adopting it as an I.ND1SPK.NPABLK famiia KKMKOV. Thoro is perhaps no medicinal preparation extant so simple aud harm* les3, yet salutary aud effective, whose worth will be more appreciated or universally adopted than tho Liquid tiiugcr prepared by Uolutzeltnan. For sale by J. K. DkFuRB, Druggist, jel0 3m Savannah, Ga. the buoys as directed By order of tho Light House Board. C. MANIGAULT MORRIS, jo28—tl L. H. Inapcctor, fith District. NO'i'icii to SiAiiisElis. rllHE buoys at Andrew’s Inlet aud Sound have X beeu arranged in the following manner Bar Buoy—is a second class can, painted red, with the No 2 iu white—is placed in atxtpeu water at low tide, and must be left on the starboard bund enter ing. Littio Cumberland U-ht beam W by W K N. South point of Jekyl N W by W. Middle Buoy—is •< sccoud class can, paiuted red, with the No 4.in white-is placed in mueteen foot water at low tide, near the High North Breakers, and must bo left on tho starboard hand cutorlug, Cumlaud Ught bears >V by X }t N*. .South iioint ot Jekyl N W )i W. Iuner Buoy—is a second class cun, painted black, with No 1 lu whito—Is placed in twenty-one feet water at low tide, uonr a dry shoal running olf irom Cumberland Island, aud must he left ou the port hand entering. Cumberland Light bear? S XV bv W >4 'V. tfoutb iioint of Jekyl N W W. In Iho Sound Is tho Midulo Ground Buoy—second class can, painted with red and black horizontal stripes—placed in ten feet water ut low tMe, on a point of bhoal ruuniug down from lira Satllla River, and nearly in the middle of the Sound. Vessels must not pass lo the westward of it. Cumberland Debt bears 8 by E H E. Inner point of Jekyl N w Wi Uuuy ut the entrance orSatlila River—is a second class can, paiutod black, with No 3 in white—is placed iu ten feet .water at low Udo, aud mutt he 1*11 on the port hand entering. Cumberland Ught hears 8 by E. Outer point of Jekyl bears N IS. Noth.—In running in for St. Andrew’s Bar bring the Light to bear W by X }£ N, while In tour fath oms water. This bearing as a course will take you up to tho Bar Buoy, then haul off to the northward until tho Middle Buoy, No 4 is in range with tho ught, (to avoid two hmps In a direct line, W bv N X Nt between tho two buoys,) when steer for it— passing it to tho southward. From this buoy n X W by W yi W course will bring you Into tho Sound. By order or the Light Hoiim? Board. - MANIGAULT MORRIS, I*. II. Inspector, Oth District. MISS MAI wane r Brooks HaUFemalo Seminary. 91BDIA, DiiUWAHE CO.. PA. MIAS MARIA L. EASTHANN, 1’m.vam. This Somiosry, located in tho de lightful and healthy villago of Media, thirteen miles from Philadelphia, by Railroad, will bo OPENED ON WEDNESDAY, September lOtb, 1866. Tne commodious building, now in process of erec tion, with oil the modern improvements, will be finished bv the Urst of August, and will contain such accommodations, both in point of taste aud comfort, as cannot foil to satisfy parents that while their daughters aro enjoying the benefits of mental cul ture, they have also tue comforts ol a refined home. This institution is established with a view to afford to young ladles the most perfect combination of ad vantages for the attainment of a.thorough and ac complished education, aud no pains or oxpen.se will boBparud to rendor It iu reality what It professes to be. a Bchool of superior merit. M1.-S Eastman, the Principal, was nt the head of a school lu New Eng land previous to herresideuco iu Pennsylvania, aud for the last six years has beeu known lo tho patrons of Aston Ridge Seminary, us presiding teacher in that institution. Tho Rt. Rev. A. l’ottsr, Bishop ol the Diocoso of Pennsylvania, says:— “MUit M. L. rjuttman, who proposes lo open a Young Ladies* ‘c-om.nary in Media, Delaware Co., Pa., in September uext, has boon known to the sub scriber for several years past. Ho ha3 a very high opinion of her capacity, eificiency and dovotednes* as an educator. 8ho lias hud u large and success* fol experience. Thu building which is to bo erected for her use will contain every accommodation. Tho village aud surrounding country arc distinguished fur heailhfuluess and beauty, und the subscriber has confidence thut parents who entrust their daughters to Miss Eastman will have no reason to rogrel it.” Sites Eastman will ho aided by an cllicicut corps of Tcacbors. The French language will bo taught and spoken by a Parisian lady, residing in tho lainily. Tho Latlu, German, tipanishand Italian languages will receive duo uttoutiou. Tho Natural sciences will be taught, with the aid ofa largo and expensive apparatus. Tho Musical Dopartmcut will be under the chargo of a lady eminently qualified to fill tho situation; aud all preferring a male teacher on iho Pinuo or tu ciuglug, can havo iho beuollt of a Visiting Teacher from Philadelphia. Drawing and Painting will be under the direction or a lady accomplished in the art. Tho number of pupils U limited to forty. Tbe Terms Ibr Board and Tuition in uil the branch es except Music, aro $160 per session of five months. Mlaa Eastman has liberty to refer to the following gentlemen:— Rt. Rev. A. Potter, D.D., end the Episcopal clergy Hun, F: Plerco, President of the Uuitcd States. Hon. 8. P. Chaso, Governor of 0 do. t-IHon. N. B. Baker, Ex-Governor of New Hamp shire. Hon. if. W. Tappan, M. C. from Nbw York. Rov. N. Stem, of Norristown, Pa. Rev. A. McLeod, Clearfield, Pa. Pierce Butter, Esq,, of Philadelphia. J. B. Okie,Esq., do. E. YT. Clark, E»q., do. Georgo Wharton, E«n,, do. Christopher Leoser. Potts villo, Pn. Georgo Wyuian, St. Louis, ilo. Hon. P. C. Johnson. Washington, D. C. For further particulars, or for circulars apply to tho Principal, M18S MARIA EASTMAN, JolO cod fill* Media, Delaware Co. l’a. Je28—tt ICE PITCHERS. DOUBU-J Wn ter Pll chora, Some new and beautiful designs, Plated aud Brlta- nin. At the Hautie Furnishing Store, “ 165 BROUGHTON STREET, HORACE MORSE. Savannah, Aprll30. apr30 TO WOOL SELLERS. ~ fpHE Undersigned have this day opened a X Store in Congress street, opposite tho Market, for tbe purebaso or Word, Sheep Skins, Hide.?, Bees Wax, Deer Skins, aud Country Produce in general. The blghestessh prices will ho paid for all the above articles on delivery .in Savannah. Air. L. J. GUIL- MARTIS has been appointed os Agent, to whom ull persons having business transactions with tho un- dersigned may applv, J. W. SMYTHE k CO. Savannah, May 10,1866. may20 PIANO FORTES. HAVING lately received large ad ditions to our PIANO FORTES, we are euabied to oiler ut this Ume the greatest variety trom the best manu- facturers, from the plainest square to the tnw.-t elab orately carved, aud from six to seven octaves. Our Pianos aro selected from the manufacturers whom we have full confidence in, aud we are par ticularly requested by them to give a guaranty with every instrument sold by us as regards durability, Persons in want of a first rate instrument may re- ly with safety upon getting such a oue by selecting from tbo following makers, whose instrument? we endeavor to keep constantly on haud, viz : Ii. Wcr- coster, J. Uhiokoring k 8on. Nunns A Clarke, Bacon k Ravens, H. Waters, and Haines, Brothers A Cam ming. oug£7 I. W. MORRELL k CO. B A T XX HOUSE. hot, cold and shower. I HAVE been asked to allow ihe Bath Rooms to remain open to u later hour Hum uino o’clock ; 1 therefore give nolico that from this date the Bath House will be upon until eleven o'clock at night. Price 26 cents. Six tickets for $1. je27 J. M. HAYWOOD, Agent. me FASHABie imiiiai;, AT REDUCED RATES. B ARGAIN* can nuw bo had by all tbose who witti to clothe themselves genteelly, as I will aud the balance of my Ready-Made, at reduced rates ou ume, and ten per cent, off lor cash Ca.l and avail yourself of the chunco to obtain good arti cles. At ib« Star Clothing Emporium. WILLIAM U PRICE, iuno 27 147 Hay PERIODICALS. T>UTNAM’S Monthly Magazine for May. X Frank Leslie’s Gazette ot Fashions for May. Blackwood’s Edinburgh Review for April. Received und for s^le by WARNOCK k DAVIS, maylO 166 Cougrcss street. 1 FLO Ult in store and for sale J.4Q by may7 CRANE, WEUH k CO, . X Casks Ohio Catawba Brandy in store, and for sale by the only rcgulur Agent for Savannah. j. M. EYRE, my 14 04 Bay street. L ISLE THREAD GAUNTL6T8*—The onTy article of the kind In the oity. For salt by j. w. threlkeld; mar27 corner of Congress and Whltaker-sts. A pples a potatoes- 10 bbla Choice Mercsr Potatoes: •1 .1 II i , ' 26 For sale by mavis Kussett Apples. 1. A. BROWN. ~\rARN.—26 boles Yarn; assorted) uumbors, lit i store, and r — *•“ ' ledj nuu WBLL8 rYBNAriuRUB—bo bales Ostuburgai ooorgls man- U ufactory, In itort, and for sale' in lota to tutt forohasera, by , and for sale by . CRANE 1 wank, vmxs it «e. F LOUR.—5b barrel! superfine Hour, extra quuli- ty, jutt received, and for sale by YONGE k FRIERSON, Jy2 No. 14 Buy street. P ORK— 60 barrels Mess Pork, 25 do Prime do Landtag and for sale by my!4 HD1XOMBE, JOHNSON k CO. S UPERIOR OUulco Uusbou Buitor and Dutch Cheese, received per steamer Alabama by may28 J. I). JESSE. H AY.—loo bales prime North River Hay, laud- lug till- day from brig Augusta, aud tor sale on the wharf by Jy8 CRANE, WELLSCO. practitioner the highest degree ofsatteiacliuu iu the various cases in which they have been empiuj ud ; private p-ac- , „ , „ .... mostUcu.ded and unequivocal satisfaction, and produced the mo?t ! salutary aud beneficial effects. Numerous letters havo been received from tho mott dtetinguitlieu ! physicians In the country, and from the professors of several medical colleges, recommending in the highest terras tho value or these medicine?, and their superiority over all other preparations for such complaints a? tho proprietor recommends. Numerous preparations of Sarsaparilla and of Buchu and various modes of preparing them have been given, all of which of course will differ according to the mode or preparation w’hich each individual 'nay udopt. Thoso medicines require considerable care in the pro|iaration and the employment of different men strua lu successive operattou to take up the extrac tive matters, and, in consequence, are most fre quently improperly made, and not unlrequenUy much impaired, if not rendered totally inert, bj the injudicious and unskilful management or those unac quainted with pharmaceutical preparation?. *' *2 therefore of the highest consideration and lmi*ort- ance to the public and to the faculty that there should bo standard preparation? of uniform stiu/igth aud.posaessing tho most advantages. To effect thi.- and obviate tho evil alluded to, I have mad® a uum ber of experiments to ascertain the most effectual mode or extracting the virtues of tho Sarsaparilla und the Buchu, and to discover the mo-t eligible form for their exhibition. The experiments have resulted most favorably, and it is with much pleas ure 1 now' offer to tbo public and tho faculty my Compound Fluid Extracts, which contain all the vir tues of the articles they aro represented to be made from in a highly concentrated form, aud aro the most activo preparations which can be made. Two ta blespoons foil of the Extract Sarsaparilla, added to a pint of water, is equal to the Lisbon diet drink, and oue bottle fully equals In strength one gallon of Syr up SarsHpurillu or decoction as usually made. PRICES: Fluid Extract Buchu, $1 per bottle, or 6 for $5 “ “ Sarsaparilla “ “ “ “ “ Certificates of cures aud recommendations from distinguished professors and physicians will accom pany each preparation. Prepared aud sold by H. T. HELM BOLD, Practical and Analytical Chemist, 263, Chcstnut-sb, near tho Girard House l’hila. To l>o had of Druggists and Dealers in every sec tion ul tho Uuited States uud Canada. All letters for the medicine directed to the propri etor receive immediate attention, aud safe deliveries guaranteed. sept 1—ly-dtw JOHN Sr$I002ilS~dt COt« GIBBON’S BUILDINGS, SAVANNAH., Ga. WHOLES A LB k RETAIL DRUGGISTS. Would call the attention of Mercbauts, Factors, Planters, l’hyslciuns aud others, to their ex- ___ touslve and well selected stock, comprising every article in their liuc of business, and which tho> offer for sale on the most reasonable terms for cash, or approved credit, viz; PAINTS, VARNISHES, GI.ASS, AC., Whito Lead, Pure and No. 1; Hemau’s Colors, dry and in oil; Japan, Copal, and Couch Varnishes , Linseed Oil, Spirits Turpcutlue, Window Glass, Put ty, Gold Leaf, Paint Brushes, Sash Tools, and Gla ziers’« Diamonds. LAMP, MACHINERY AND TANNERS’ OILS, Bleached Sperm, Whale and Lard Oils, for burning ; all descriptions of Oil for machinery, viz., Patent Oil Unbleached Sperm, Lard and Rnpo Seed Oil; also Tanner?.’ Neats, Foot and Sweet Oil. GROCERS’ ARTICLES. Nutmeg*, Mace, Abpice, Cinnamon, Pepper, Ginger, Mustard. Saleratus, Soda, l’eariash, Sweet Oil, Starch, Fig Blue. Matches, Ac. FOR PHYSICIANS. A great variety of the best French. English, and American Chemicals, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Select powders, Surgical Instruments, Vials Specie Jans, Mctulic Saddle bags, Ac. Also, CAM]'HENE AND BURNING FLUID. Any one who may favor them with their orders may depeud upou their receiving tho best attcuuon, and 1 that all goods furnished wiil be of a reliable quality. Should they not give entire satisfaction, they may bo returned at the option of the purchaser. mahlQ tl ” j,' IS. DE FORD, ‘ n APOTHECARIES HALL. S. E. Corner of *31 Broughton and Barnard Streets. Savon- TW nuh Ga., Wholesale and retail Dealers in ££ Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Dye Woods raid Dyo Stuff?, French, English, and American Perfum ery, Fiuo Toilet and Shaving Soaps, Combs and Brushes of every description, Surgical and Dental Instruments, Trusses and Supporters of all kiuds, Spices, Snuffs, Manufactured Tobacco, All the Patent or Proprietary Medicines of the day, Snjtcrior Inks, Pure Wines and Brandies for Medicinal purposes, Extract.* for Flavoring, Toilet and Fancy Articles, Ac. UST N. B—Especial attention given to the preparation of Physicians’ Proscriptions and Family Recipe?. Ship, Family and Travelling Medicine Coses, With plaiu Directions for use, including Directions for treatment Incases of poisoning, Drowning, Ac. M 1? C OHN AND COHN MI&AL.—1000 bus prime Corn, White and mixed; 6U do fresh Corn Meal n store ami for sal® by 31 PATtYN TUTTON k CO READi-READTl-READ 1! f That is, if you cun sec ; and if you can’t see, you can iimi all kinds of “helps to see.’’ at tho Watch aud Jewelry Store of D. B. Nichola A Co., in Congress street, next door tu the corner of Whitaker, where you cau purchase Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, aud Fancy Goods, as low as ut any other store in the country. Wo have received por steamship Alabama a l'rosb lot of those fine f-tcci Spectacles : also, a supply or Pebble uud l'eriscoplc Lens, which wo aro prepared to fit iu all kinds ut' frames, at short notice. Cur Pertecopic Lcus (so called from their peculiar shape) have an ndvantugo over all others, os thoy have a greater range of focus, so that tho render is uot compelled to hold iho book or paper at a certain distance from tho eye. Call and seo. D. B. NICHOLS A CO. No charge for sbotviug goods, mar ll D. B. N. h CO. JS go of tho Abbott Devore for sale In lota to suit purciu.-ur* f bj ' ’“ t ' v ■' w Jatatl lb»l!.E!t- ^ soi:p.;j CARPET AND FV\IULSfiTltT"*' WALUioler., 140 Gmyr&i und 67 .S'. Julien Stroix T HE UNDERSIGNED W.,:;|<1 ^ finb|l . tunlty tu exj-rt»> iohL- m,. i; it gcuoraliy, hte sincere thank- for tin-. hG**ia age and iaflm nce, wnch ha- ra-iulw tatr.t hte trade tu all part- cr tavJH-to-. al— Florida, Alabama auu Tcnn* fcce, tm-e'/v vtab-. him to exhibit a stock unsuipaiacd n, city. Families, Merchants, Hotel Kecjer*,aa-J riam boat Uwnera are particularly iuviteu viauAu-tii present stuck, which i? now ojrtq.i -i v .j, a i. t :, various department?, consteting in j-ert ufiLetelW tag goods, viz: CARD El DBF A HIM EXT. Royal Medaliou, Royal Velvet, Mocot Wilton, Mocel Brussels, I Tapestry Brussels, ! Power Loom Brus.?ete, Throe ply Ingrain, Two ply ingrain, Wool Dutch, liigLtt. b;. gg^U. (of rt naus wiu;£-i Mwax Hearth Rug* Velvet olid CtiUiw Ha. Tutted Rugs. ^ Piano au-i table Corert D^h.t .’ifct (cveiy variety Slver A l>ra i; ztoii Cari*-- CariHJis ltin-;b:ts. lx. CURTAiy A ND UPHOUnkii} ■ Dtp.\ HTatSl Brocatellos, Dux* &«>i M^lit Caraiti Satin de Lilues, Gilu«>rmc«.,. Satlu and Silk Damask, Gilt Pins a;.ii Bind*. Worsted and tutton r-atca.^, Ta*scL-, Cords; Velvet and Piush of various c*>ter*; -Shade?, new style. Also, every variety of Furniture forrriag, Tm- mings and material.- for de<,orating. FLOOR OIL t. LOUIS. From two to Twenty-four foot wide-, for Halls ua, Itourns, cut to fit Without a -c The snbkcriber will oblige luufeeii tu make flu prices on sli description vi gurls a.- iu« jrsUieuo), quality can be purthn-cJ io unj Nurthciucity. Carpets cut to Ry-m* end gwd* rent to iuj part ol the city free ol charge. £9* An cxi>erieuceu Uptio.stc-r wii; attend to tte tn&kiugand laying ol Cur|>eis oiid tu; U-tiu uL. desired. The uecorun v t auu curtain i.epurumu b n charge or an Upholster ot aennowk* gee to* to am skill. W. H. t.l Iu.n, Akcut octlS 140Congre^ui.cl67aLJuirev-£U DR. SANP'ORD’SINVIGOllATOR, I S a mild laxative, tonic and .stitauldiit.antlli recommeimeu to me pubik, iv.yutg up-n iub. music worth in the cure uj theiinlcwm*. evtup^ia All BilliousDerangemeuta. ctck Ikaiatiie, lqtj« sis, Habitual Costtveucss, CLionic iibnhce, Colic Pain in the fturaach and Kuweit, General Pelilut; Female Weakness, Ac. For sale by Lrt ggt-u geu orally, and by John. BMwresui, ana V»tu. 1' Lincolu, Savannah. ly fabp: fit TU1UE1U 'irUilrinltTl XHE Undeeaigned bits just received, fur so. (5w) Five Ilur- 'red pieces. i>l goeU shippu. Timber, averaging over cue thousand twl to#ial 0 fob JhFFhK-U.v itt'UU.'ffu TVYAUKElUiL, UEUKlMi, SALIU.'.CTX?. lyX 2 hbte large No 1 Mackerel, 3 do do No 3 de 3 do do No 2 do 2 had'bbte Blue Fish, 2 do Pickled Herring, 3 do No 1 baiti.on, 6 quarter bbteNo 1 Mack ere;. 10 kita No 1 Mackerel, 10 do No 2 do 5 Kits Tougues anil Fnuuta, ,1000 lbs Cod Fish. For sale low by jangti J. a. B1.W J UST~RFCFfVED BY EXPRESS—An thcr fl e vs riely of {-liver »' are of the m 'tt beatilifiti |*.V tern anu finish, butur knives, pick e P.t.P.** *ni forks, knives, forks andsp"*»i s, fr it .-::.i-** a.1 forks, cake and pen knives iu evi ry v ..r • ty. ra.s urds and salts in ail variety from pi-fin t'< t..e u-ai Ornamental. G. M Gflll'iA, Successor to the iat. il Eh. man. jy5 Corner Btyan and Whitukvi ill. RATES OP ADVERTISING. For oue square, of300 cue or lcs?, of any larger than Nonpareil. 76 cents for the Hr.»t and 5v couts for each subsequent Insertion,for any tau .v»i than one month. All Tabular work, with or without Rules; trU An vertteemeuta occupying double coiutnu, slmil U charged double the above rates. Advertisement* of whatever length, fir any cal less than oue month, to bo charged ot trsmitft rates. For a longer time at the following rnu» •sjtniu-lfrliiW 1 Square,..., $iu 10 $20 f24 , Squares... lo 22 20 28 * j 8 do .... 2b 23 32 30 44 I 4 do .... 24 32 36 42 1 5 do .... 2‘, 30 fl to 6 do .... 30 40 5u 64 is 7 do .... 32 43 M 54 '• 8 do .... 84 40 68 62 74 6 do .... an 41- 61 Ct 77 10 do .... 50 P4 7 b 8b_ I 4 1'avuiou Luces. «i JLsd rk Zephyr,Whalebone skirts; Freuch Linen Drill lugs;. York Mills aud Water twist Bleached shirt- tags. Black Moire Antique Trimmings Black Elastic Belts; English ihrcaU Edgings; Ilu.-Aevy, Ribbons, Ac. Just received por steamer Augusta. Joi2 Dewitt a Morgan. O SNABUltGS—ui) bales Osuaburgs, Mowtou and Tnomaston Mill?, Just received and f< r sulc by JUU018 CRANE, WELLS A CO. S YRUP AND MOLASSEd SCf'bbte choice New Oi loans by tup, 76 do do Molasses. Just reoelv- od and for salo by Jy7 _ .SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. l UNNY CLOTH—-In storo aud for salo by juuo4 l'A DEI .FORD, FAY A CO. M USTARD, Aa—loo boxes Mustard; 160 do pure Pepper; 100 do 8tarch; received and for ■•lo bv junolO McMahon a doyle. 205 and 207 Bay etroet. oUUAK—-20 hhdscboico St Croix Sugar, Just re- ceived and for sulo bjr BCHASTUN, JUUNS111N A CO. S OAP AND STAKOII—i6 boxes Bmilh'a Family 30 do Buchanan's do 100 boxes Colgate's \b bar and No 1 ^oap 60 do do Pule do 60 do Oswego Pearl Starch 60 do Boadoll’s do do, Just received a Jd for rule by , jy24 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. P irta, I'aPKU ANin*lGKLt» —60 gro-M 7Pt|M) Hea ls, 100 do PIptfH 260 reams Wrapplug Pnpor 60 down Hoklttt, rooelved aud for sale by McMahon a doyle, Jy* 10* and 17 Say simt. D OPE—700 coils Rope, various brands, nU XY of good quality, in storo and for sale by apr29 BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO. f'lORN—In store and for sale by \J m-t I, i KB'TviftiLMff 08. MERCER UN1VEKSJLTYT PENF1ELD, «A. FACULTY. N. M. CRAWFORD, D. P. rnonNiORs. C'OlICKOi S. P. SANFOlu), A. M., Mathomatics. J. E. WII LET, A. M.. ' Cbntnl.stry and Natural Pbllosopbr. tl. H. TUCRER, A. M., * Belles Lottrcs. U. W. WISE, A. M., Greek and Latin lamguage*. WU.L1AM G. WOODHN, A. B., Modern Ijutguages. Theologlcnl Be tuln airy. N. M. CRAWFORD, D. D:, F45*ileslMtic«l Hlston- and Biblical Literature. WILLIAM WIU.IAM*, A. M., By atom at io aud Pastoral Theology. Academy, THOMAS A. SEALS, Principal. Tho Commencement is held on tho last Wednesday in July. Tho next Toim will commence on tha last Wed- nesday in August. Thu prlco of Board in the village la $10 per month; washing, room rent, fuel, At.., $3. By order ul the Board oi'Truoteea. myVJ2m fl. LANDRUM. Pooretary. C um Uul.att8tiv-Tlie uwvo ot 1 tue Sri# I) n Uwua of.ur.rwr qa. ttr. nnr«,lo bjr ■qlll VADHJOBD, VAT k OO. For any time nut ubuve specified, a propiTtioti charge will be made. Adedueliuu ul •-& per cent fruui the above itw wiU be made on advertisements appcstlugcuW sively ou lite foui th page ul the daily. Advertisement* ordered three times h wc«s, be charged two-thirite the above rates. . , Advertteemeuta ordered in the \\ i-i*k iy c* j>er square for cadi m-eriton. ior a y tm t W-ttUM one mouth. For more than one in »..tn ut » b* the rates sprdlieu in the above b.bie. special notices, lu cent- per due foi the first. * L 6 couta for each subseqent in*-ei tu u, «uu iu U"‘^' to be subject to contract. Marriage uutiecs trL ’ • ueral tavitauous 6u cents each. Nu .-• eciui oo: inserted for less than 6u cent.*. Dbituai j Report?, Resolutions, or l'rocec-ings ui “ ll - , t! Association, or Corporation, orueied to j*uuu*b- I ed, 6 cents per lino. - Steamboats will bo advertised at fid i <-* r 31ic for each bout advertised. ... Steamships, where but one is runniog,»wP« T *‘ num; i! tw o or more. $un each. Auctioneers’ advertisement* not to be * ul v c r‘ ; contract, but to be charged at the rate? prfecri 1 per square. . w file yuper, uuder no circumstances, to oe ed in u contract. .... i pro! -.r.-loual and business curds not ex»'^««* lines, will be inserted at i-0 per annum. . Calte on persi'us to become canomates. «•'* inserted as other advertiseuu uts, to he p» w IUf variably iu advance. . ... .. w nciJ Announcing candidates for oflico, iiP, W ru ^ in advance. t , lofl Advci tisementa not marked on tho frib t specified lime, will be inserted until loru.u, payment exacted. , . „ When any bill for two months odvcrtl>ing< ^ thou coutruct, amounts to over #6U, a 25 i>or cent will be made. . tf «j Yearly advertising, with prlvilego ol cW bo taken ut the following rates: For ono square, renewable once a wee*, t* u »< ;wtce “ “ *• - Sttmesoruftruei •* Every additional square contracted for to w t » cd ouo hull the abovo latocs aduiuutial. ^ Yearly advertisers shall be lUuiteu to t->c i oontractod for. All cintiacu shall beta ‘ stating definitely the nature ut the buctm 6 * ’ advertised. Any advertteonunu nut l’ f, T ; L uic - noctofi with tho business shall be charged*• l - ly, and also any excess ot mutter over u* L Contract adverhsemeuts payable q<“-n > ^ ▼a. Usomonta from strangers and foauswutjcgjj} payable in advance. All others Hill be cens duo when culled for. cam* Rcgulur advertisers and all others tnunlcations or requiring notices «w»WJ* cQ . teution to fairs, coucoits, soirees, or an) uuJ tortolutii' iita, whore charges tauce— ; notices of private associttuoiw. o' *^ ^, tico de.-i ivd to call attention to |*ivata • WJJfL xo . oalculat- . or taleuded to promote rosta, ci. only be inserted with the uudtrJ'J $ that th<- -amo is to be twid for. J editor iu. column (which con be only at ttou oi i .« editors) tho same will bo charge rate of l it less than 20 cents per line. ,w«|d» The utnforslgned, publtehoro o« tad'J, th ^ and Weekly uowsp«i*ers iu savannah. OJm l liU ^ ourselves atrictly to adhere to the alw * iWt obargot. and in no tastuuce w rtfo utiovo rates to take eUvct Maitb J, J t to coutlnue hluulug, until changed hj Uie majority of tho uuuorsiguod. * „. aV effert jf, B.—This schedule shad uot in any «* > ^ j 'the integrity of existing contracts. Au co-. . Uie y.iar or any other Bpeclfiod time, «lw|lvt > w<iti the expiration of tho period for wl** ^ <f *t^Hiuwr A Co.. 4 +*'**’* Bsm> k bum4to..«Mtan. . Tsoum * Wmoftoimr, Mmwy Atm-