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»l the Court or Ordinary for lottor* dlimlMr; guardian of Robert U and Uoorge M Wallaco: TheflQ aro, therefore, to uito and adinonlab all whom It may concern, to bo and appear bolbro *ald Court to tuako oRJoellou (if any they have) on In oTtale, two Clock*. two Lounges, orbolorotlio tint Monday In March next, otlior- sdataad. onn8prlng Bsditoad, nno flair who wild lottoru will bo granted. ‘- J *»— —... witnosa, John RUbo, Esq., Ordinary for Chatham county, thin ltth day of August, I860. CHATHAM ■HBHHWS SALK. TTTILt b. wll borur. iiw door or Uio Court W ' Uouio. lujhl oUff otSmumon. Oouulyof dulh.m.on Ut Tu«a»y In Oolnborooit, beiuooti the Lwal hour* oTsa'“ •-** rln ' ,w *—* t on* Oador Badstwd, aufuits BKVJ. I..COLK.S. C.O. CITY SIUSUIW'S SALE. , bo Bold before tbo r ourt Houso door In _ - the city of Savannah, botweeu tho legal hours of sale, on tuo Drat Tuesday m Boptcmbor next, a Borrei. I Day, and 1 Urey flora©*, levied on ns tho property ofAuu Doblo. to ►aUsiy 3 V\ Fa’s t»snoa oat or the Hon , tho City Court of 8avauuah; ouo tnfhvbr of John (lallaher, ono In favor of James lynch, and tho other In (kvor of Waver & Constan tine, vs. Ann .Coble, ^property pointed out by PtaluUSk. Terms cash. aug d KUW. M. I’HKNOERQA«T. 8.0. C. 8. ougll mi.no, o. c. o. WAYNE CO., OA., JULY MOtlt. 1850. T HE public nro warned that (Tom this ilato 1 will |my no drafts tundo by 8.0. Hryntt te Co., ns no Huoh llrin oxlst. From tills date, tho Inwlnew will bocontluuod on my own nrcmmt. aug 2—Ira BA MU El. O; lfflYAN. Front V* P UKSWUL AUVXHTtSlftf Boston, Now York, Flu. YLM1CU, •'A'HIMI'KH A0K.NT, ilit, aud RalUuioro. .IAMBS 11.' KiiH.KS, AND mrOUTEll OK WntcftcM, Jewelry, Silver Ware, ey tiootli, die., no. 12, south an winner, i-iiiwnicu’iiu. so pi 8 ■ ly NELSON SWKKZKY, DE8IUNEU AN I) SCULPTOR IN MA11R1.K. Corner Astor Place and 4th Avomio, n oi.oski’hoximity to Tint ahtou uihuiiy and tuk nkw lllliut tIOUMK, NKW YOUK, muB * ’ fiXEGUTOU’S SALE, ThY vlrtuo of on order passed 7th July, 1850, by JD theOaurtuf Ordinary or WayuoCouuty, will oetold on tho llrst Monday In October next, bo- tween the usual hours ot sale. Uororo tbo Court House door tn WaynesvlUo, tbo tollowiug proi>erty, to wit: A Negro woman, Ulon, 30 ycura of age, Olio her seven children, Frauds 10 years or ago, Luoy Mary 8, Robert 0, Ooorgo b, Cba'lotto 3, and Kl-y a years old. Sold Ibr the bonollt of tbo hairs and creditors of tbo estate of L. W. Bryan. Terms cash. W. A. 8ALLEN8, Executor. Jyso . HTATE Oh' UEUltUlA, K THAM COUNTY—To all whom It may tern: Whereas, Jonn Mallory ,wlll apply to tho Ordinary tor Letters Dlanilsory ns adminis tration on tho Estate or William Wright thoso aro, thnremro. tn eite and aumoutsh all whottf It may oonuern. to be and appear bot'oro said Court, to make oplecUon (If any tuey have) ou or belbro tbo Aral Momlav in Novemner noxt, othwlso Bold Let ters wtu bo wanted. Witness. Jonn Ullbo, feflq., Ordinary Tor CUatliam Oounty, this e.gbt day of April 1850. *OHN RILRO, o. o. o. opr a State op oboeuia, ciuthaji to. mo all whom it may concern: Wborons Mury Auu JL Bent will apply at tho Court of Ordinary for lot* lira BistnU8orv on tho ostaw or Jamos I’. Dent,— These are thoreforo to cite and admonish uli whom It mav concern, to bo and nnpeur belbro said Court, to moko objections (if huv they have) ou or betoro the hirst Mouday iu Docemner uext, otherwise said letters will bo grouted. Witness John Bilbo, Esq., Ordinary for Chatham Oounty, this third day of Juno is&a. jea -OUN BILBO,_ac.c. STATE OF GttOUCUA. CHATHAM COUNTY.—To all whom it may t concern : Whereas, Juhu 1*. Hluos wilt apply __ e Court of Ordiuary for letters dlsmUaory as ad ministrator on the hstnte of Juntos C. lliucs : These ore, therefore, to cite aud admonish all Whom it may couccru, to bo and up|>ear beforo said Court to mako objection (If any they have) on or be fore tho first Monday iu Beccmbor uext, otherwiso ■old letters will bo granted. Witness, John Bilbo, Esq. Ordiuary for Chatham county, this fourth day of June, 1850. JunoO JOHN RILRO. o. o. c. mllK umlcrflgitcd hava lurmail a CU.|»rtuor«lll|i I mulot Win Art rt (ho (lonorol Assomh'y of (ho Kioto of Uoorglo, omlllod "An Art lo mitlmmo Minitoil l’urinor«hl|w,” .snouted In III. uronly-«c. ooiid day ofBooombor, lu tbo year 1867: lo be con ducted under tho name or Carl Epplng, for tbo pur pose or transacting a Commission and General Mur- caiitllo btulnosa lit tbo city of Savannah and Stutoor Uoorgla. Cart Epplng, of Savannah, will bo tho general partner, and (leorgo W Garmnny, or Savannah, who has contributed Fifty Thousand Dollars, In cash, lo tno common stock, will bo special partner. Tbo tuslnoss to commcnco the first day of August, lu tbo year olgbtoou huudred aud fifty-six, and to torminato on Uio llrst day of August olgbtoou fifty- nine. In witness whereof, tho said Carl Epplng and Gcorgo W. Garmany hava hereunto signed tbo foregolug ngreouiont, this thirty llrot day or July, 1850. CARL EFFING. G. W: GARMANY. Anvar : MONTGOMERY GUMMING, J. I. C. C. C. august 1—ow Tbo MiUodgevlllo Recorder, will publhli six weeks. T InAi _ most extensive variety utid the largest stock of Monuments, Tombs, Head Stones, tec., ..morlca, can bo (bund ut this establishment, from plain to tbo most elaborate and ornato In design and workmanship, lu addition to tbo stock always ou band, h great variety of drawings, appropriate aud origluui may bo found, from which work will bo ex ecuted promptly to order. Orders tidtldully executed, and shipped to uny point available by water or steam. Persons visiting tbo city of Now York on plcasuro or business aro respectfully Invited to visit this es tablishment. oct3 fTBA ty eo at the C T WO mouths nftor date, applicutlim will b* made to tho Moa Court or ordiuary of Bulloch conu- ty, fur leave to sell all tno lands bolougiug to (be estnto of Mosos Banuou, deceasod. awgJl JollANNAH BA.NNKN, Adin’lx. TIMOTHY KKNNELLY, Adw’r. GEORGIA, LIBERTY COUNTY. T WO mouths after date, application wid bo luado to the Hon Court of Ouliu iry for Liber ty county, fur iuuvo toso.l all tbo lauds belonging to tbo cstutoof John F D a-ly, of said county, de ceased. for tho benefit of bis heirs and creditors, JOHN 8. B1UDMSY, I Vx , art . QllgO K. H. ANIIltEWS, J ux 0r8 ’ Pn>m V. PlUKUT-'A -^ KUTI.MMJ AIIKXCV, PlIlUDKlUliJA. I'A. Atij.liorlxed Agont for tlm riavammb Jnnrnnl. HKititiMli’M1'PatJSSit 1 ioiiuo-ViiooK- wmi lIXti/a^A'iwi'^niTOKii.i'iMxir uick. Having rocolvefi tho Prize Medal at tbo World's Fair, aro now oll'crcd to tbo public as llio Prize 8ufo of tbo World. Tostod and approved as they liavo been every- whore, their crowning victory was reserved to be awarded by the Juries ortho World'sKsir. Tbo proprietor placed Ono Thousand Bollars lu Gold iu thq one exhibited at the World’s Fair, Lon don, aud Invited all tho Pick-Locks lu tbo world to open tbo 8afe, with or without tbo keys, and tnko tbo tnouoy ns a reward for their Ingenuity ; although operated upon by sovcml skilled in tlm art, no ono could Pick tlm IaicIc or upon tbo Halt*. Uy uu linproveniout upon tlm original Salamander, Introduced by tbo present owner of tlm puLunl-right, tliu Interior Is rendered wholly li rvlous Ui damp. V1KGINIA SPRINGS! SOUTII-8IBK, RICHMOND & DANVILLE, A Virginia A Tennessee RAIliHOAPB. suMMEu'iai, STATE OF GEORGIA, >ULIX)CH COUNTY.—To all whom It may con- j oern: wUoroas, GrIIDu W Parrish will apply at JEe Court ot Ordinary for letters ofguaniiaiisbip of Martha Parrish, a minor heir of Josiah A Parrish, deceasod: These are. tnercroro, to rite and ndmonisb all whom it mav concern, to tm and appear before said Court, to muko objection (If uny they have) ou nr before tne first Monday iu October noxt, otberwUo sold letters will bo grauteii Witness, william Lee, Esq., Ordinary for Bulloch county, tbia OIU day or August 185d. augU WH.I JAM LEE, o. u. c. STATE OB v GEORGIA”, B ULLOCH COUNTY.—To all whom it may con cern : Wbnrcos, the o-tato of WUliatn Davis U anrepresentod, It no person applies lor the admin istration, I shall appoint JoBiah 1 avis, or somo oth or fit and propor person as administrator ou said estate: These are. therefore, to cite ind admonish all whom it mav concern, to no and appear before said Court to make objection (If any tboy have) on or before tno first Monday iu October next, otnorwlso •aid letters will be granted. Witness. William Leo, Esq., Ordiuary for Bulloch aoantv. tbo Gth day or August, 1850. augO WILLIAM LEE, o. n. c. HTATE OF uUuttUlA, B ULLOCH tsdtNTY — road whom it may con cern : whereas, Seaborn B Cowart will apply at the Court oi Ordinary tor lottors UUmUsory us administrator on tbo estate of Patrick D Keleher, ‘ deceased: These are, teernforo, tocito and admonish all whom it may c*<u'.nra, to be and apiioai before said Court to mako i.bjectlon (If any they have) on or be* fore tne urst Midday f»*ftrbruary noxt, otborwiso ■old letters will be/Vonled. Witness. Willlvu Lee, Esq., Ordinary for rtulioch County. UUs Cth'day of August, >860. aug4 f WILLIAM LEE, o. n. c. _ OKOUGIA, LIBERTY COUNTY. • -f¥10 all whom it may concern: Whereas, Mrs Fa* I rob .1 Jones, Admmwtrstr.x upon tho estate of James N Joues. late or Ulrnrty county, deceased, will apply to tbo Court of Ordinary or said county for letters dismissory; These are tnoreforo tocito and admonish all whom U n&av concern, to bo and appear before said court, to Diaxe obieotions, If any they have, In terms of the law. otnerwisesaid letters will bo grauted WlUiess. W P Garldeuu, Ordinary for Liberty county, this 10th of January, 1850. JylO—fl W. P. G1IUDEAU, o. UO. HTATE OF GEORGIA, B ULLOCH COUNTY—To all whom it may con cern : Whereas, Ucuorul E Mlkell, will apply at tbn court or Ordinary tor loiters ot'udmiuistmilou with tne will annexed, on the estate ol Martha Groover, lata of said couuiy, uaccusod : These are. thnreforo, to cite and admonish nil whom it mav concern, to tie aud appear befuro said Court to inakn objection (if uny tboy have) on or beforo tno first Monday in Smitembor noxt, other wise said loiters will bu grunted. Witness. William Lee. Esq-, Ordinary for Bulloch oounty. tms 21st day of July, 1850. JyiKl WILLIAM LEE, o. n. c. GEORGIA, BULLOCH COUNTY S IXTY davs after dale, application will bo made to tno Houorahlo Com t oi Urinary oi Bulloch county. lor ioave to soil ull tbo lauds belonging to the estate of Thomas Crosuy, lute of suid county, deceasea. tor tlm huuutlt ui Urn tmlrs and uvcdlun-s of sola estate jylt> WILLIAM K. CROSBY. Adm’r. iiiVOUCE. Ellxabetb Cowley ) Iu Co;leu Superior Court, vs. j- May Term, 1850: John Cowley, j It appearing to tuo Co&rt from the Roturu of tho Sheriff, that tbo dominium Joliu Cowley, D not to bo fouud in Coffee County, uud It furmor appears that bo Is not m the Stale. On motion oi Win. it. Gauldlng. Attorney tor ilbcluui, tt is ordered tliut service be perfected ou a d defonduut bv a publi cation ortliisordor ill oau of the public journals in Savannah, onco a mouth for three mouth* proceed ing the next term of this Court, requiring said de fendant to appear at tbc uext term of uoiieu .Su perior Court lu November next,and Ule Ids defensive alegatiou to said Court. A truo oxtract or the minutes of Coffeo Superior Court. ARCH’D McLEAN, Deputy Clerk. Aug 2 3m NOTICE. A LL porsous having chums against tbo estate of George M. Troup, deceased, will band them iu, duly attested, aud Uio*o Indebted will pleuso muko payment to either of tbo undurslgued. THOMAS M. FORMAN, ) *.-*_, jo 10 DANIEL H. B. TROUP J r3 ‘ NOTICE. T HREE months after date application will bo raudo to tno Marine Bank or Savannah for tho pay* uientot two 'i'wmity dollar bills, viz : letter U, UU70, ami letter o. bfi7. tho loll halves of which have bouu lost. u/t.MES P. HUDSON. laUabassen. Fla., May 17. 1850 am* my20 notice. S IXTY mi vs after date, application will bo mado lo tne Honorable the Ordiuary ol McIntosh county, mr leave to sell tbo real estate, being iu this couuiy. of the late Jamos 8mUU, known uh Sidon (ru:o) Plantation sold Ibr tho boucllt of tbo heirs of said estate BEAN M. DUN WOODY, JOHN JUNES, JOHN F. DUNWOODY Darien.,mtyl, lboO. DY,) >-Ex’ors. NOTICE. A LL persons huvlug claims against llio estate <ff Evan Jones, late of Charlton couuiy, Ga., do- ceused, are requested to present them, iu terms A law, and thoso iudebted will pleaso niako payment to tbo subscriber. STEPHEN McCALL, Executor. Oobtrcvillage, Ga., June 14tb. 1850 jo22 NOTICE. rnHE UNDERSIGNED huvlug Ibis day associated X iltomsolvcs together for tbo purposoot conduct ing tbo Wholesale Grocery Business, and having purchased the stock of Rodgers & Norris, will hero- niter coutinue the business under the firm of Rod- gors, Norris JcCo., at tbo old stand, c(»ruer of Bay aud Lincoln streets, JAS. G. RODGERS, JAS. A. NORRIS, GEO. II. JOHNSTON, JNO. N. BIRCH. Savannah, Juno 2d, 1850. Je 2 T HE firm or Rodgers * Norris having tills day boon dissolved by tbo abovo association, cither parluor will uso tbo name of tlio firm In liquidation. JAS. G. RODGERS, JAS. A. NORRIS, Savannah, Juno 2d, I860 Je 2 NOTICE. O NU month after date, application will bo mado to tho Bank of thoStuto of Georgia, for tbo pay ment of threo twenty dollar bills ot tbo Brunch ut Augusta, the right bund halves of which have been lost iu the mail. Jyll—lm BOSTON ft VILLA LONGA. Notice • T HE firm of I W Morrell ft Co. was dissolved on the 24th ol' September, 1864, by tho death of N V Webster. jyjtf—lm I. W. MORRELL. NOTICE. O NE month after date, app Icntlon will bo made to tho Bunk ot'tho Stuto of Georgia,Ibr tho p iy- ment of two ono hundred do.lar bills of tbo Bmucli at , tuo right baud halves or which hnvo been lost iu tbo mails. Jy21 BOSTON ft VILLA LONGA. TAKE NOTICE. P URCHASERS will bavo tnoir goons delivered free ol' expense with quick dispatch from tuo savnunah Grocory aud Fruit Depot, corner Brough ton and Whitaker streets. 1 would call tbo utlontiou of Fruitors gener ally to my well solcctnd slock of Groceries, receiv ing dully. J«28—■If W. H. FARRELL. Alt RAN GEM iiNT. Shortest, most comlortuble and most expeditious Route to tho VIRGINIA SPRINGS! THROUGH UY DAYLIGHT. Aud Uoggugo Checked Through, except on Stages. Visitor*, to tliiolFlrglulnla Springs by tills route, take thoBoutli-Slde Railroad curs at Petersburg, or the Richmond and Danville cars at Richmond, at t) A. M-, daily, (Sundays excepted,) ari Ivo ut Lynch burg to diuuer, and thence, via tho Virginia aud Teunossoo Railroad, reach lion Hack's Deiwtat U1-4, uud Salem ut 4 P. M., and at cither place like Kent, Bumnm-sun & Co’it Flue Llau of Stages I Those via Bonnack's lodge at Fincustle, dine at the Red Sweet, or Sweet Springs, uud arrive ut tho White Sulphur Sprlugs, (17 miles) eurly ou tho ovouing of the Kucond day iroin Petersburg, or Rich- tumid, without NIGHT TRAVEL, uud with but 64 miles of Staging. Or b,\ tho 8ulcin route, stop all uight at tho Riianoko Red Sulphur Springs, (10 miles distant from Salem,) diuu at the Rod .tweet, or Sweet Springs, and arrlvo at the Whito Sulphur Sprlugs on the evening of tho tollowiug day. Tho Virginia & Touncssoo Railroad is located through a most romantic country, possessing u cli mate uusurpussod lor its .-alubrity uud Uellgbtlullom peraturo. Tho road pusses the base of Uio PEAKS OP OTTER! And witlilu three miles ortho Alicgbuny Sprlugs, ono mile of tho Montgomery White Sulphur Springs, and within four miles of tho Yollow Sulphur Springs ull pleasantly situated a few miles up&rl, ou tho Eastern slope of tho Alleghany mountain, Iu Ment gomcry county. Tho waters of these Springs uro celebrated lor their great mcdlcluul qualities, the ac commodations are excellent, and liavo ocen greatly Increased since last season. gif Visitors to who Red Sulphur Springs take Kent. 8uinmcrson i: Co’s Stages ut Newborn Doput, uu tliueveuing oi tho day that they leave Peters burg or Rlcliniund, aud arrive at tho Spriugs ou tbo following Uuy to ulimer, and Salt Sulphur Springs early lu tho evening of tho second day from Rich mend or Petersburg. Tho Road from Newborn Depot to the Red Sul phur Springs, (68 miles.) has been graded unJ greatly improved since la3t season, mid is now re garded tisono of tho best turnpikes iu tho mourn ulus. Tho Uue of Telegraph from Richmond will bo com pleted and lu operation to the Montgomery White Sulphur Spriugs curly in Juuo. Passengers to Kuoxviile, Tennessee, take Kent, Sutnniersou & Co’s stages at the Wes lorn terminus of tlm Virginia ft Tonne-see Railroad, now 180 miles from Lynchburg (uud being exteuded Westward at ilia ralo of 8 miles per month) lo tho Eastern lormi uus of tbo East Teutiessco uud Virginia Railroad, uud arrive ui KimxvlUo in 21-2 days from Peters burg or Richmond, Pure from Petersburg or Iticbmoml. To Red Sweet, or Sweet Springs via Bousuuk’s,$10 00 “ “ “ “ “ “ “ Samm.... lo “ White Sulphur Spriugs “ Ikmsack’s 11 “ “ *• “ ** Salem.... 11 50 “ lied Sulphcr Springs 12 25 “ Alleghany Springs 8 “ Jioutgomery Whito Sulphur Springs 8 “ Yellow Sulphur Spriugs 8 “ Knoxville, Tenuessco 23 Noth.-—Tbo charge for tickets to tho Allcgliauy Springs, Montgomery White Sulphur aud Yollow Sulphur Springs, docs not include tho charge trorn the Railroad to tbo Springs. Passengers lor llio Al legbuiiy Springs, (4 miles distant,) tuko tickets lu Shawsvillc—4'ur Montgomery Wiiite Sulphur, (1 inilo distant by a branch Railroad,) take tickets tc Big Tunnel aud fur llio Yollow Sulphur, (4 miles dis taut,) take tickets to (Jhristiun-biirg depot. Con veyances will bo found at thoso places. For further information apply to E. A. GUODW1N, Ticket Acotit S. S. R. R., Petersburg. CHARLES CAMPBELL, Sup’t Richmond ft Danville R. U., Richmond. E. H. GILL, Snp’t V. A T. R. R., Lynchburg. KENT, SUMMElthON & CO., my 13-0m Fiucastle, Virginia. BROUGHT TO JAIL. Brought lo Jail in Swuiusbnro, Emanuel Co , ou tho 4th blatant, a negro mau; ho says Ida uutno is Hurry; that ho buiougs to the estate i a Thomas Clay, of dryad Oounty, Ga. Ho is oi uglit complexion, with a slight scar over the left eye;about 6 fuel 3}$ Inches In height, uud about 26 yours old. The owner U requested to oomo forward, pay charges uud tako him away, as lie will bo dealt with as tlio law directs. HENRY OVERSTREET, Je9 Ja'or. i»r JL LIBEL FOIL mVOlWE. Elizabeth oauly j lu cygoo superior Court, Johh Uuly. J May Term, 1868. { T appearing to tho Court, from the return of tho sheriff, tliut the defendant, John Cnuly u not to found Iff Coffeo cuuuty, uud he Is not in tliuHtalu; on motion of Wm U Gaoldiug, attorney lorlibolluiit, it is ordered tliut service bo perfected on said de fendant by a publication of this order iu ono of tho E ubiic Journals ot davauuuh, onco a month for ireo months preceding llie uext t jrm of this Court, roquiring said dufuuuunt to apjieur ut tho next term of Coffeo Stiparlor Court, iu the mouth of Novem ber next, uud llio his defensive allegation to tlio cause. A truo extract from tbo minutes of tho Superior Court. Jyg EW'D ASHLEY, Clerk. LIBEL FOR DIVORCE. E Wllltlamu, . tautortygai^toromrt, Urn. Wilkinson./ “"J 1 ' r “ rlll > lss0 - I T appormg to llio Court, by the return of tlio sheriff, In tbo ubovoHtatcd case, tlialtbu duieuil- ant Is not to bo found in the county, and tliai lio is not to bo found in tno suae; on motion of Win U Gaulden, counsel for libellant, it is ordered that ser vice bo perfected on suid defendant, by u publica tion of this uollcu once u mouth for llirou month*, next precoding llio noxt term of said superior Court, requiring said dcrcuuuut to bo and appear ut the noxt torm of Liberty Superior Court to auswer iu the said causo* A truo oxtract from tho minutes of Htdd .Superior Court. Jy2 B. A. FRASER, Clerk. DIVORCE. ANN BROWN 4 j ( , Bullocli 8ti|weior Court, W1LUAU ll‘. DROWN./ Marc, ‘ Ter,n ’ 1860, .TTapwarlngtotljoCmirt, bv the return of tbo X Bheriff, tliut the defum/aht, William II Brown, Is uot to bo found in tho county of Bulloch; on mo tion of Levi 8, D’Lyun. Attorney for tbo plulntlff. it Is ordered that tho iioioiidunt do appear aud file fih answer or defensive ullegutlou. ou or beioio tlio first day of tlio uexi term of this Court, and tint E ubllcutinn or tills will bo mado in one oL the bub- o gazettes of tho city of Suvaniiali once n month for 'threo mouths. A true oxtract from tho mlnutoH, title 22d day of March, i860. Jy27—lamSm DAVID BEASLEY, osfl.no. iHIUTHI SHIRTS 11 SIllRTrt 111 — - figured Shirts, of every quality aud •tyle, and suiierbly mudo, with collars to match, orders will also ho takon, und shirts mado to suit ‘ * . Call at PRICE. any particular stylo or taste of tho wearer, lb* Star Clothing Emporium, 147 Bay street. »714 mi.0.1’] REMOVAL. The subscriber has Komovcdou tlio Bay, noxt door lo tho Republican olllce, where be is now opening al handsome assortment of 8I'll IS O' AND SUMMER GOODS, which lie will sell by the piltern or muko to ordor in the most fashlouublo -uyio. Also, Roady Mado clothing for tlio present uud coming seusou. Thankful for past favors, ho hopc3 to merit a con tinuance of the sumo. N. U.—Cutting, Altoriug aud ltopniriug done ut the shortest uoticc. Just received Whito Drill Coals uud Punts, White uud Figured Marseilles Vests, for sale ut u small pro fit. aprl2 JOHN W. KKI.I.V. Jfe DRAPER AND TA1LD1L. JEFFEILsON STREET NEAR BROUGHTON. The subscriber takes tills opportunity to iul'orm Ids friends and tho public, that lie is enublod, from oxporicncc, und tbo ,intuitive perceptions or tlio truths oft science, based on the common rules of surveying forms, noth piano und spherical, to cut und muko up garments to fit the human form in the most complete and Uriished style, to all who may favor him with a call. Boys’ fancy drussos, Bull costumes, Military and Firemen’s Uniforms, &c., (tc. P. HORACE GRANT, Jefferson st., oiio door North of Broughton street, dec 7—ly WOOD AND LUMBER. A'LL kiuds of Wood, Boards, Piuuks, Joist, ZX Timber, shingles, Light-wood, Fusts, Eastern l-utbs aud Failings, for sale, at wholesale and retail, low for cash, on tlio now wharf recently erected ou jho Lumber Y'ard of Robert A. Allen Ac Co. mar 12—lyW M. J. I,. MOULTON RELIGIOUS WORKS, H ISTORY of tlio Great Reformation of tho Hix- toeutli Century, in Germany, Switzerland,&c, by J II Merle D'Aubigno, five volumes complete iu one. Tlio Life of Martin Luther, the German Reform er, In fifty pictures, from designs of Gustav Konig, to which is added a sketch of tho rlso and progress uf Hie Reformation in Germany. L fo uud Times «-f Rev EllJali Hcdding, I) D, late senior Bishop or the Methodist Episcopal Gliuroh by 11 W Clark, D D. .Sermons on Several Oca-Ions, by tlio Rev John Worley, A M, m four volumes. Sermons from llio Pulpit, by 11B Bascom, 1) D, Life of II Blddlcman Bascom, 1) I), J, I. D, late Bi-Imp of tlm Methodist Episcopal Church, South, by Hov M M lluiiklo, DI). Poi-llititnoUH Works of tlio Rov Henry it Boscuin ; D D, I, I. D, ono of tlm Bishops of tlio Mcllmdli-i Episcopal Church Smith, uditod by tho Rov Tlmmas N Ralston. A M. Llfo of the Rev Robert Newton, D 1), by Thomas Jackson Tlio Bards or the Bible, by Gcorgo Guillllati. Tim Analogy of Religion—Natural aud Iteveuiud —to tlm Constitution and Course of Nature, by Jo seph Butler, LLI), Into bird Bishop of Durham. Baptism—a treitlso ou tlm nature, perpetuity, subjects, administration, inode, and uses of tlm Ini tialing urdliiuneo or the Christian Church, by Tims OBuinuors. BupUsm—with reference to Its Import, inodos, history, proper use, aud tho duty of parents to bap- t zo 1 uliildreu, by Jumos I. Chapman, a minister ol tlm Memphis Coutoruuco or tlio Mothodla Church,South. uetliudUl Episcopal For sale at 169 Congrosu street by I HAVE just received a lurgo ussortmuht of ■! UI>U *^ WaHNock ft DAVIS, white aud figured aliiru, of every quality and T HE ATTENTION of Htruiigera vislUtiK tlio city and tho puhllu generally, im invited to an oxamliiatltjn* or our stock of Spring and Hummor* Gauds, which for variety and stylo is not to bo ex celled iu this city. 0Pr2B AIKIN & BURNS. , Uuiicrvloui atid books, pairara aud Jewelry might bo preserved in ono of his safes for a century without contracting blemish from mould or mllldow. To guard against counterfeits every Safe from tho manufactory of tlm subscriber, ami sold by him or ids agents, lias a brass plate in front, bearing Ills name: eucli Is also furnished with ouo of his Im proved Thief Detecting Leeks, wliloU Ik a good guar antee against robbery. 8. 0. HERRING ft CO., 1.135,187 and 139 Waler st.. N. Y. Agents in Savannah, Messrs. BELL & FItENTISS, wlm keep constantly on hand a full and complete assortment, which they will soil ut Manufacturers’ prices. sopt28 IAMJAL EVIDENCE OK THE VALUE AND F1KB- IMtOOK qUAlJTttS OK WILDER’S SALAMANDER SAFES, At Manufactured by Stearns «C Marvin. Aew York. in tlm tiro uf tlio Ud lust., which consiim* od tlm brick building occupied by Mr. Jno. T. Thomas, opimsite tlm Gas Works, lu this city, was a safe oi tho above descriptions containing tlio books, papers, and money of Mr. Thomas, and although tlm building was Uetroyed, tho said Safe sustained no Injury whatever from the Intense heat to which it had bceu exposed. Ou upuu- lug tho Safe, tho contents were fuund undisturbed, and in tlmsamo order and condition ns when placed thoro, cxcopt a slight discoloration to til* 1 projecting ends of a few iiupcrs. and tho bucks of ono or two of tlm books, cuuscd by tlm steam generated in llio Safe, wrlillo at its greatest bent. Tlio Sato aud contents, us It came from the ruins, may still bo Boon, In tho possession of Mr. Thomas, at tuo Gus Works. A large assortment of thoso cele brated Safes always ou band,und Ibr sale by C. li. CAMFF1EIJ), Agent Ibr the Manufacturers, July 26, 1855. 171 Bay-at., Savannah. Ga. I tuko pleasure In corroborating tlio foregoing state ment, and iu addition would add, that the books nro now in uso. J. T. THOMAS. Wood Y'urd, Ferry Whurl. July 20th, 1856. octG—if CENTRAL RAILROAD. O N nml utter Sunday, the 14th October. iust. k uud until further notice, the Passenger Trains ou tuo Central Railroad will run as follows : BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND MACON. Leaves £uvaunah Daily at...6 a m and 12.15 p Arrive In Macon “ “..2.16 pm “ 1 a Leave Macou “ “.11.46 A if “ 9.80 p Arrive 111 Savuu’h “ “10.45 pm “ 7.20 a HKTWKKN SAVAXXAU AND ACUC8TA. I/iave^avouuab.. 12.16 p m aud 8.80 r. Arrive in Augusta 8.46 p M “ 6.80 A Leuvo Augusta 6. a m “ 4.80 p Arrivo hi Savannah 1.30 p m “ 10.46 p HCTWKKN MACON AND AtJOUHTA. Leave Macou 11.46 a m and Q.\ Arrivo in Augusta 8.45 m “ 6.; Leave Augusta 0. am “ 4.80 p Arrive In Macon 2.15 pm “ 1. BCTWHtN SAVANNAH, M1LLKIXJKVIUJ! St KATONTON. Iajuvo Savannah 6. A Arrive in Milludgcvilla 2.45 p Leave Macon 11 46 A Arrive in Kntouton 6. p YV. M. WADLEY Gon’l Supt. tiavaiinah.Ga., Oct. 12, 1855. ootl6. CHANGE OF FCIIF.DULE ON THE SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD. Over wlitcfi iMsata tlio Grout Now York & New Orleans Mails, O N aud alter Sunday, February 3d, 1850 two daily trains between Macon and Columbus, and mm between Macon aud Amcricus, Leuvo Macon at 2 a m, aud 3 pm; arrivo at Colutn- bus al 7 15 a m, and 1U3U p M ; leuvo Columbus ' 4 15 a m, and 1 30 p m; arrivo at Macon at 10 64 a , and 7 4o p m;leuvo Macon at 2 a M; arrivo at Amcrl cus ut 0 40 a m; leave Americas ut 2 20 p m ; arrive ui Macuu at 7 40 p u; making ucomplutoconuvctiou be tween Montgomery, Alabama, und Augusta, Kings vlllo, Wilmington and Charleston; also, with Central Railroad Trains to Savannah, Milledgevilleur.d Eaton ton, uud witli Macou aud Wcsturu trains tu Atlautii GhutUiimogu, Nashville aud Knoxville. Tonu. At Columbus wiili Girard und Mobile Railroad . Kufutilu, Ala., connecting daily at Americoa with four liorho Fust Coaches to Tallaliassoo, Albany, Tlmtnusvlllo, Buinbrldgu, &c/, withtri-weekly backs lol.nuipkin, Culiibert, Ac., at Fort Valley witli hacks to Ferry, liaynasville, Hawkins villa uud Knoxville, iiu. Fusscngcrs for Amorlcus ami points below Fort Valley, slmiild tako tlm 12 16 p m train from Savau uah; aud tlm 6 p.u tram from Augusta, to uvald tie- loution ut Macon. For oilier points on tlm .-'outb- Western or Muscogee Roads take either train from ^avuuutili or Augusta. Passengers leaving Amcri cus at 2 20 p m will roach Columbus at 10 80 r m llio sumo night. Passengers from Columbus und the West fur Aiu cricus, feoutli-wcritern Georgia or Florida, should take tlio 1 30 p m train at Columbus, sleep ut Fort Valloy, and reach Amorlcus at 6 40 a m uext morn ing. First class steamships leuvo Savannah for New York on Wednesdays and Saturday*, mid Tor Phila delphia on Wcduusuays. Passage i.i tlm Cabin ~ Stocrugo $8. Faro from Montgomery to Savannah $14 “ Columbus “ “ 10 “ Amcricus “ “ 8 GEO. YV. ADAMS, Sup’t. Macon, January SOlli, 1850. maylfi VIRGINIA CENTRAL R.ROAD nymtnt—Cars Stailinu/i Heavy Rail all tile wny toGorilmisvllle. W HEN tlm I’otoniuc is closed with ice tills route may bo relied on by passengers, to uu sure tlm couueetiou going North or South. Tlm road is on li rely roluid with a Miporior T rail as far us Gordotisvillo. During the winter tlm train will start from tho old station, In Richmond, oil Broad Hired, at 7J4 a M„ puss GurduusvlUe at U A m., uud arrive in 8tatmtonutU26 p m. Down train loavuistauu- ton'at 0 40 a M, passes Gordons vlllo at 11am, uud arrivo lu Richmond at2.30 pm. Fnro lo Gordons vlllo $2 00 “ “ 6 00 Both trains arrivo lu Gordonsvillo in amplo tiiuo to tuko tho train of tlio Orungo and Alexandria Rail- toad. Pomona who loave Richmond at 7 Jd a m., can tako tho Orange and Alexandria cars at Gordons- vlllo if tliuy clmoso to do so, uud by that tuain will reach Alexandria by 8.40 v M.. but this company can Uokot thorn only to Gordonsvillo. WH >V( MW HI Iff . Vv . . IIIHH '■iUU. will OMfmaudWttUukiMtrMiff. BOOK m JOB Mill UlIATIiY KXUOU'rKI) AT T1IH 1 SAVANNAH JOURNAL, BOOK & JOB OmUK. Merchants can lm supplied ut short notice with ISIU-lIemls, 12111m uf Lading, Dray Hooks, ClrenliUH, Until a and lllnnk Dooks* Particular attention given to BOOK AND PAM PHLET PRINTING, Htmii ns Catalogues for Colleges, Proceedings of Meetings. Report's By-laws, etc. Thankful fur tlm very liberal patronage Imretolbri* received, wo respoclVully sohdt a conttmmnee ot tbo same, fooling that we-10111 be able pi plc».i .ill wlm may favor us with <■ call, bmli as t«. ,irie<- .on’ execution of work. Notice 'fo mauinkru, rnHE buoys at ^t. Eiumus Inlet ami Eotiud liavo X boon arranged in tlio following manner Outer Bar Bu-.y Is a large first class mm, tainted l! , iy ,Coini>out»d Bud rod, with tlm No 2 in whito—Is placed Is twenty 1,10 ,cn “ l ‘^'ifidcnco „ . . .. placed is twenty loot water at low lido, and must be left mi the star board lmnd entering. Styiumns Light hours N W by W J6 YV. North point uf Jckyl W by N »; N. Middle Buoy—is a lutgo sveund cluss uuu. paint ed black, with No 1 in white—Is placed iu .sixteen feet water ft t fow tide, on tlio lmstorn .-dge of tho Middle Ground, und must be left on tlio port hand entering. St Simons Light beats N W by NV u YV. North imlut of Joky I W by N. luucr Buoy—is u second class uun,p,iiipud black, with tliw No 8 in while—is pl.icud iu twenty-one leol water at low lido, uu tho pedal ut dmal running olf from Jckyl Island, and must be loft uu tbo poll hand entering. St Simon* Light bears N E hv N N. North point Joky l YV by H }■£ 8. In tlm .Sound is the Imwcr MW ile Grouud Buoy— which Is uruemid class nun, painted witli red and black lmrizmitul slripoi—Is placed in twelve feet water at low title, ou llio lower point of the MldUlo Ground, to mark Urn two channels. St Simons imtUUOKR GENUINE PKEPAKa UolmbolflV Highly Cane-' i Com- pnamt Fluid Extra*, a* IS A CERTAIN, SAFE. AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY TTYOR DiscnsuA of tlm Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness, Secret Disease*, Obstruo- liras, Fmtiiilo Complaints, and all distasos of the f.oxual Organs, wlidhor iu MALE OR FEMALE. from whatever causo they limy liavo originated, and NO MATTER OF HOYV U>NO HTANDlNO, Tills popular and spuciUu remedy is now offered lo tlm nlllictcd, and guaranteed to euro ull tlio above com plain is. it searches out tlio very root of the ditscu.-c, driving out ull tlio diseased fluids of tlm body, thus removing the causo und rendering tlio cure CERTAIN AND PERMANENT. This modicum allays pain and infipminatlon, which ether remedies Invariably causo, and euu be taken with less tioublo aud oxiieuso to patients. Tills In fallible remedy lias saved thousands upon thou.—»us i frmu tho hands of MERCILESS QUACKS, I il not from premature graves. In eases of Infection the Compound Duohuls the only artlclo-worthy or - of tlio afflicted iu performing .MOliEljffiVS I.WltiJlAKV, ■ FOR the treatment of Ouu- 1 odrs, Wens,Fistula, and all kinds [mi:, or Tumours,' U now f|s;n for tin* ll'lTk. .reception *or I'atimiG. ui? imir.JjjlM inary is located near the Doiwt ami post <jii| L ,. it Broadway, atid contains ulmut thirty iwuenud » ft 7. furnished Rooms, with good und (maty nervanu «i ways at hand, both ladies and gcutlonien uro n-rliV ed at tills Institution, and will receive the me/tS’ and kind attention from the Proprietor, a- his Matron. His practice in tliut horrible UUoiA 1 Cancer, lor tlio pwt ten yuursils notvurpa^edi' any Physician In tho South. PaYicnis are ulitt v\%\ jxjrdlcm, or $15 per umtuh. $16beingremi,.i iu advance. " ^ mr Kco« U. bo auroral upon lisloro tl,„ TO0 u derlukon. All oommunicationa lutibl be n,.i oddrraMMl lo IV. li. MWiUv r3 »“« » 1.1111111, (i t a,ui! CU1UH. it contains no narcotic, mercury, or othor injurious drug, hut is purely u Vegetable Composition. It is very ugreeablo to thu tusto, creates no percoptihlo odor, and may bo tukou by imrsons of eitlier sox witlmut liindruiico from business or medical advice, a.; plain directions for uro accompany the medicine. Reader, if you bavo uny of the abovo complaints, do not neglect them, DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. With this uicdiclno you can cure yourself, and thus prevent all oxposuro. , TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL. This medicine speedily and effectually cures the must vlruleut form or secret diseases, uud eradicates every particle or infectious matter from tho nysfoui, rcHtorltig tho pullout to a perfest stain of HEALTH AND PURITY. Ilelmltoldhi Highly Uoiicciitratcd Corn- liuiuid Fluid RxU'nct Mm-snimi'lllo. IJOiAiOhB.—400 barrels superior PluntT,., X Patotoca: 60 do Wostm n lfodte and 5v ,w. Blows, for sale by tatl mar8 BRIGHAM, KELLY t u. IlOA. Misis IU Util AY’S U NITED States, Canada nml Cuba. Schwoglor's History ol Philosophy in Fucimh translated by fc'ecylc. J* l«.Uine. ProECOtl’s Philip 2d offijialu, new hum.Iv i a u, Chit aud in Cloth. 1111(1,1,1 Napoleon’s Confidential CorrcnpomlcticQ with » brother Joseph, u Duvuu's History of tlioQueeu’s of the ||o. !k Hanover—2 vols. The Abacld in YindriU. Romance of liie Harom, by Miss I’ardue Ruchci Gray, by Julia Kurauaugh. Earnest IJnuioad, by Mrs. I.ee J fonts, inur 8 W. TJ lURNK WllJJAKs. IJulit bears N E bv F w.ni. i.a-. i i wound Fluid KxUnet Miutnimi'llla. SKbvB'js y * ftdwi Jckyl l.-lund j. or | ltJr iiy|||g ii, 0 mood, removing all diseases uri- ... r.. f,r If ......lira., nlfli/ra.l.n ..Ik.I 1,1,. sing from- excess of Mercury, exposure and im- prmknco lu life, chronic constitutional diseases, ari sing i'rom an Impure stato of Blood, and the only reliable and ellcctunl known remedy fu«* ih« cure of ftcrofulo, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ulcer ations uf tlio Throat and l/?gs, Pains ami Sw^,,mgs of thu Bones, Totter, Pimples on Uic Face, um> ull Scaly Eruptions of the Skin. It is gratifying to tho proprietor of these medicines •» he aldo to state that it is now nearly threo years iuec they were Urot introduced, dmiug wliicfl Umo they havohccu extensively used in various parts of DYING AND 1113X0 V A TING ESTABLISHMENT, 73 YOUR BTltUF.T, NBAtt TUE COURT UOUBE, SAVANNAH. GA., IDstnlilUliod In 1HUI4. TITHE Subscriber grateful to Ids friends and 1 patrons for their eoiitlminl favors, would state tliut in addition to the improvements iu DYING, no [Uirod by him daring Ids last visit to England and Gotland, hits made urraugcmenis Ibr extending ills business, by which ho is now enabled to dye u greater variety of colors on silk ami woolen dressbs, shawls, &c., which he trusts will generally please all wlm may favor him with their patrunago. Gentlemen’* garments dyed, cleaned or renovated Middle Middle Ground Buoy—is a second class . nun, painted red, with No 4 lu white—Is pluoed in olgh’cen feet water at low tide, near the olbow ol ' the Middle Ground, aud um-t he it-fi uu the star- 1 board liaml entering. North Hut of Jckyl bars N i E >a K. Brunswick poli-t W tiy ,S. Upper Aliddlu Ground Buoy—is a i-ucoml class ; nun. painted red, with tlio No in white—Is placed In 18 feet water ut low tl io, flour the upper end ui Die Midde Ground, and nm-t be left „u Hu, star board band entering. Bi tm.swiok point bears W 1 )i S. Yloutli of Joky l Orevk S Jj E. Noth,—lu i ' * Light to bear water. Tills to tho Outer , the buoys its directed. By order of tlio Light Houso Board. G. MANIGAULT MORltlA J c ?8—tf ].. il. Inspector, Mil District. fi’O'i'it'E TO - >1A ULVERii. riYllE buoys at r-'l. Ami: i- w’s Inlet and Htmml have X been arranged iu t!i • following manlier: Bar Buoy—-is a second class ouu, painto-.' red, with tlio .No 2 in white—is placed iu sixteen water ut low tide, and must be left on the .-larboard lmnd enter ing. Little Cumberland Light bears \V bv W X. South point of Jckyl N YV by IV. * Middle Buoy—is •( second class can, painted rod, with Die No 4 in white-is placed m nineteen feet Tlie.-e medicines require considerable euro In thu water at low tide, near the lligli North Breakers, preparation and tlio employment of different men- amt inii.-t bo leIt on the starboard lmnd entering, j strait in Kticcesslvo operation to tuko up the exirac- wiiuiiu'i ill tu»ii, uuuuiry, uii.-jnwti uf i>iivutu ticc, they have invariably given the most decided I and unequivocal salisfuetloii, and jiroduccd tho most l sulutaty ami buuollcial effects. Numerous letters ‘ huve been received from the mo,-.t distiugiiished ! l»liy.-iciaus iu tiie country, ami from the professors of several medical colleges, recommending iu the liiglie.-l terms tbo value ol these medicines, and their superiority over ull other preparations for .Mich complaints as the proprietor recommends. Xtimorous preparations ofoSursupurilin nudofBuchu amt various modes of preparing them have been given, ull of which of course will dilfer according to the mudo bf preparation which euoh individual may adopt. J UST RECEIVED^ primo article, 20 Hama, in store, and for sale by mar 28 WAY'NE, gKKNViijj; a -20 (MXcatilmiiUcn'' Here' .. ('In,In: (. M BW CKOl’ CUBA Xx go of tlio Abbott Dcvcrtaux, dailv .-n,,.,* for sale in lots to suit purciiu;cii,» ' Jandl ItuHJEUr a Nfjfthis GAItPKT ANU t'i’ IVOITS'I IC Jt\- ~ WAItEHOl.'bE, 140 Ortigrm and 67 St. J illicit Steeds flYHE UNDERSIGNED would hike Uu- x tuuity to cxprcs.1 lo his friend, and tin, , (U \: generally, his sincere ihnuk- for then libetui i.Ltm- ugeatnl influence, which ha- rasulti-: iiicvt.ii-i,,. his trade to all part -of till-.*-l>de. Also, lun. i' Floildn, Alabama auu Tcnmssce, thuiehv eimii'in lilm to exhibit a stock ttlisiirjutsscd in anv «, U ||1'. city. % Families, Morchams, Hotel Ueo;cr, , and «*.», boat Owners nre particularly invited to v.’crui.iu«-t i i* present stock, which is now complete i Jt a ; : ,e various dcpartincms. con. Istlng in j.urt ofihefollow iug goods, viz: CARVE! DEV A RIMER!. Royul Meduliou, English Drcggeis, (of n Royal Velvet, riou.-. width-,) MuceV YVillon, Mo» »ie l fourth Mocet Brussels, Velvet and tiiwiilie kw, Tupostry Brussels, Tufted Regs, Power Loom Brussels, Three ply Ingrain, Two ply Ingrain. Wool Dutch, Plano ami tabu. Cuvcr* Door Mat-(every variety Sliver it Bru-i.kiair Ifod, CarjHth Blii.iiuy!, entering Koiitli point in fuinliind Light hears W bv N « 4 ' N. Joky I N W y x W. * Inner Buoy*—Is a eccoud da-scan, j>ainiud black, witli .no 1 in white—-is placed in twenty ono feel operation to tuko up live matters, and, in consequence, aro most fie qiteiitiy Improperly made, uud not iinfrequoutiy much impaired, if not reudoml totally inert, by the iujuiiideas nml unskilful management of those un«c- tvaicr at low Udo. near a dry slioul running uii'iroui quabited with pliurinaceutical preparations. h Guiuiierlaml Inland, ami must lie left on tliu port! tiiereforo of the highest consideration amllmjiort- miiM uiteriug. Luinherlaud Uglit hours rt W by W i unco to the public aud to the faculty that there i. tt. xnntii *».!..♦ ..i mi. ..i v «• ... should ho standard preiwrations of uniform strength atul possessing tlio luuct advantages. To cllect thi.- w. South point of Jckyl x \V YV. la llio Sound is the Midolo Ground ltuuv ccoml as muy bo roqulreil, lu the uamcsuperior style which |,!Lw^’ n J e ^ul a i has generally so much pleased Ids patrous and •',,,“if, ?»,? friends. • niii-tiiotpasa to the we.-.tward ol it. Cumbsrlumi Tablo Covers, and Ladles’ Crape fc'huw’s, Lo., 8 l * y l * % V - Inner Hut d' Joky IN cleaned and finished in the llrst style. _ w , idass can, pa.tiled with red ami bl.»d: imrizoni.il t mni obviato tho evil alluded to, 1 have made a uum- stripes—placed in ton leel water ut iuw tide, on u her of experiments to ascertain the must effectual point id shoal running down from (lie .Sutidu Hiver, mode of extracting tlio virtues of tlio f-'nrsapnrlila alld llt-Mllf 111 till) .mil.It.. it... Cl. c . . . I... .....i ,ii .......1... t sty Ladies’ Bonnets dyed, bleached aud j rcssod .. tho most fitsliiotmliio styles. Orders from tho country promptly aUcudcd *.o. Terms moderate. Whou parcels nre sent by steamboat-: or railroad, word should bo sent him by letter through tlio post ofllco, so that bo muy know wlioro to call for them, tnoll 10 ALEXANDER G ALLOW A V. IIISINTZRLItlAlVK’H ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER. T ilE distinguished favor with which this essence lias boou received throughout all southum ot tliu Union as it remedy at onco safe, agreeable ami effectual for incipient JiiuiTlicua, Cmdera Morbus, Weak nml relaxed Uuwels, Prostration by licut or fatiguo, Dyspopsin, Flatulence, Colic, Cramp, Lan guor or Debility from sedentary habits, tec., lias In duced the proprietor to give it every publicity in Ids power, t pon its inerrils comment is unnecessary, os Its own intrinsic worth U Its best eulogy. U eav- rles with it the evidence of its superior excellence, freely attested to by tlio young, tlio old, uud scores of families who. prompted by a curefill regard for lliclr health ami comfort, are dally adopting it as an i.NTUsi'K.VMiti.K KAsm.v UKiiiiDV. Tlioro is perhaps no niudiclual preparation extant so simple and harm less, yet salutary and elll-ctivc, wIkhu worth will be more appreciated or milvcrsnilv adopted than the ] jquld iiiugcr prepared by lleiiitzeiman. For sale by J. L*. Dil'UltD, Druggist, JolO 8m tsavatiiiaii, Ga. Brooke Hall Female Seminary, IIIBDIA, DELAWARE CO., I»A. MISS MARIA I,. EASTMaNN, Piuxcipau This Somlnory, located in tbo do- liglill'ul and healthy village or .Media, thirteen miles from Philadelphia, by Railroad, will bo OPENED ON WEDNESDAY', Beptombor 10th, 1860. Tno commodious building, now in process uf erec tion, wiili all the modern improvements, will lie finished by llio first of Augu.it, ami wid contain such acuonimodatiuus, both in puhu of ta-tu ami cumfoi t, as cannot fail to satisfy intrants that while their daughters aru enjoying tlio bem-ilts uf menial cul ture, they liavo also tuo comforts ui u refined home. This institution U ostablidiod witli u view to afford to young ladles tbo most perfect combination of ad vantages forthe attainment of a thorough and ac complished education, and no pains or expenso will bo spared to reuder it In reality what it professes lo bo. a school of superior merit. Mbs Eastman, the Priuei|ml, was at tlio lieud of a sclioul iu New Eng land previous to her resilience in Pennsylvania, and for tho last six years lias boon known to the pal runs of Aston Ridge Seminary, us prodding tc&uher In thut institution. Tho lit. Rov. X. P.Mt)r, Bishop o. the Diocese ol Pennsylvania, <uys:— “Mis® Al. L. ToistiiMU, who proposes to open a Young lrfid.es' &mi nary in Media, Delaware Co., Pu , In September next, 1ms been kuown tuthe sub scriber for several years past. JIo lias a very high opinion of her capacity, efilclonoy and devotedness os an educator. .Sho Inis liml a largo and success ful experience. The building which ih to ho erected forlicruso will contain overy accotninodatiou. Tho village aud surrounding country uro dUinguUhcd for boa thfidncss and bounty,und tliu subseritu-r tms coufidcuco tliut parents wlm entrust their daughters tu Miss Eustimui will have no reason to regret it.” Miss Kustmun will be aided by an vllicieut corps uf feachers. Tlio Fn ncli language will bo taught aud spoken by a Piirisiitu lady, residing in tlio family. The Latin, Uuruiau, hpuulsliuml Dalian laiigtmges will receive due attention. Tliu Natural /-deuces will bo Uitiglil, witli the aid of a large uml exjien.dve apparatus. Tlio Musi-'ul Depuriniein will be under Die charge of a lady oinlneully quuiilicd to till tliu situation; and all preferring u mule teacher on the Piano or m ringing, cun have tho bonollt of a VUting Teacher from Piiiiadelplilu. Drawing ami Painting will l>e umfor tlm direction of a lady uccomplinlicd in tlm art. Tlio number of pupil.: is limited to forty. Tho Terms for Board und Tuition lu all tho brunch es cxcopt Music, are $160 per session of live mouths. Miss Eustuiun has liberty to refer to tho following gentlemen:— lit. Rov. A. l’otlor, D.D., ami tho Episcopal clergy lion. F: l’iorce, President of tho United aUloH. liou. 6. P. C’liafio, Govci nor ol U iu. t8lIon. N. B. Baker, Ex-Uuvenmr uf New Ilamp- shire. Hon. M. IV. Tuppnn, M. C. from New Y'ork. Rov. N. Worn, of Norristown, Pa. Rev. A. McLeod, Clearfield, Pa. l’iorce Butler, Esq,,of lliiludeipliln. J. B.i)klo,Ksq., do. E. YV. Clark,Esq., do. George Wharton, Esq., do. Christopher Donor, 1'oltsvlllo, J’a. Gcorgo Wyman, .St. Jxiuls, Mo. lion. P. C. Joliusou. Wa-liingtoii, U. C. For furtliur pariicular», or tor circiiars apply to tho Principal, MISS MARIA EASTMAN, JolO cod 3m Media, Delaware Co, Pu. Buoy at tho sntraiico orsaiilla River—is a second «wi» pitluted black, with No 3 lu white—Is placed in ton feet water ut low tide, ami nuivt bo foil on tlm poit liaml entering. Cmnbeilaml j.ielit bears ri by M. Outer pnlat of Jckyl bears N U. . Non:—In running in for si. Andrew’s Bar bring plnt'of water, fo equal to the Lisbon diet drink, and the Light to bear W by N N, while In four lath- * “ * ' “ " " Hills Wllllll- TIiIj III.'I i in.. .... .. ,.r........ ...Mi ,i. “ins water. Tills lieai tng as a course will take you up to tlio Bar Buoy, then haul olf to the northward uiiiil the Middle Buoy, No-l fo iu range with ih° Light, (to avoid two 1 imps in a direct Hue, YV bv N ii \ between the two Imoya,) when Moor for it— pa-dng it to the «oulhwur<L From tills buoy a N YV by W Ji Y\’ course will bring you into the A'uiiiid. By orduroi'tiic lJghl llou.-u Board. C. MANIGAULT MOIUU Jo28—tr L. H. Inspector, Otii District. ICE PITCHERS. DOUBLE Wn ter Pit*! he vs, Some new uud beautiful designs, Plated and Brita- ilia. At tlio Ilsiuse Furnishing ^ Store, 165 BROUGHTON STlUiEr, £ HORACE StOlts-E. Savannah, April80. npr30 the Buchu, ami to discover tlio most ollgllde form for their exhibition. The cxjieriinents have resulted most favorably, amt U la with much pleas ure 1 now oiler to tlio public uud Hie faculty my Compound Fluid Extracts, which contain all tlio vir tues of the articles they are represented lu bo mado from iu a highly concentrated form, und are the must active preparations which can bo mado. Two ta- blesjmonsful of tlio Extract Sarsaparilla, added to a TO YVOOi, BELLlfi KS. PPHE Undersigned have this day opened a X Store iu Congress street, opjmsiio tho Market, for tlio purchase of Wed, sii.-ep Skins, llitles, Bee- Wax, Deer Skins, and Country Produce in general. Till) IligliGftrosIl prices will be paid for till tho above artielos ou delivery iu Savunnuli. Mr. L.J. GU1!.- JlARTIN bus been npHutud »s Agent, t*» whom ail persons having business traiuautiona with the mi- designed may apply. J. YV. BMYTIIE te CO. savannah, May 19,1853. wny'20 FIANUVOUTKH. HAVING lately received largo ad- ditlons to our PIANO FORTE.* 3 , wo V TWff «ri> enabled fo oiler at tills time tho * • i mb e greatest, variety Iroin the host rr.nmi. fucturers, from tlio plaiuoii square to tlm most elab orately carved, aud from Mx to seven octaves. Our Pianos are select-id from the muimfav.tUYcra whom wo have full confldoiU'O in, aud we are par ticularly requested by tiieui to give n guaranty witli every instrument Bold by us as regards durability, tone, tec. Persons in want of a first rate instrument may re ly with safety upon getting such a one by selecting from tlio following makers, whose instruments wo endeavor to keep constantly on hand, viz : H. Wor cester, J. ( bickering A; .Son, Nunns x Clarke, Bacon & Ravens, H. Waters, and Haines. Brothers ft Gum ming. I. YV. MOP.UF.LI, te CO. aug 87 3a A*r deS: ie; oxj“sb7 HOT, C'OI.D AND 8IIOYVEU. I HAVE been asked to allow llio Hath Rooms to remain open to a Inter hour than nine o’clock ; I therefore give nolico thut from this date tho Italli House will he upon until eleven o'clock at night. Pi ico 25 cents. .Six tickets for $1. Jo27 J. M. HAYYVOOD, Agent. ... I’KllIOmCALH. P UTNAM’H Monthly Magazine for May. Frunk l.e.-lie’s tinzotfo of Fashions for May, Blackwood’s Edinburgh Review for April. Received uud for sale by YV A KNOCK St IIAVIS, mtiylO 169 Congress stioei. I DDLS. I'LUUU in Btoro uml fur mile X£Q by may? CRANK, WEiJ^t ft (XE_ pi i \ Casks Ohio Cutuwba Hrauily iu store, t) V/ ft»id Ihr Bttlo by Uio only regular Agent for isavuuuali. ,1. M. KY'RE, my 14 94 Bay Hrcet. L I8UB THUEAD GAUNTEETS.—Tlui only urllcle of tlio kind iu tlio city. For sale by J. YV. TIIKKLKKI.I), mnr27 corner or Cungrcss and Wliituker-sts. A pples & potatoes— 10 bills Cliolco Mercer I’otnloca; 25 •* “ UlIHROtt ApplOH. For sale by now 19 I. A. BROWN. ■\TAUN.f-25 bales Yuru, assorted liiimhors, la X store, and for sale by jyH, ■ CRANK WELLS & CO. 0 H5j/yRjJ ltUS—6tV bales Usimbiirgn, i.eurgiii main - , “‘O’, purchuaurs, by iya CRANE, WELLS & 00. MOW 1,111 AT UlfiDUClfiD RATES, B ARGAIN.* 3 cun now be hud by ull thoso who Wi ll to cTolJio llicliuolve* genteelly, as I will >cil tin) b.ilauce of my Ready-Made, ut reduced rate? on lime, aud leu per cent, olf lor ca.vli t a.l and avail yourreifot (be chance to obtain good aril- elorf. At Hu- Star (dothiiig Emporium. WILLIAM » I’ltlCK, iuue - 1 ' _ 147 Buy-i r. * I. 1 jYi.i!iUi:.--6U barrels soperllno Hour, extra quail- . I.V, jifo! received, nod for .-air YONGE te FRIER: ON, ' • IM Bay street Jy - I JOUK— X fiu barrels Mess Pork, 25 do 1‘rimo do irfinditig aud for rule by niyll HOLCOMBE. JOHNSON te CO. UiUPKUloi: illioico Goslieu Butter"itild Dutch O Oltoeso, received pel steamer Alabama by _ muy2s J. d. JESSE. H AY.—100 bales i rime Ntirlh Uiver llay, land ing Hii- day from brig Augusta, and for Mile oil Hie wharf by Jy« CRANE. YV LI,I .SCO. I to fc | PavilionIrfu-O'*. superior qiiaiuy: ' JLdmi sfc /.epliyr WIialulioueMvii't-*; Frencli Linen Drilling.-:; Y'ork Mills uud VY’atrr twist Uleauhed HdiI- Ingu. Black Moire Antique Tiiuiiiitogrf Bi.u k Klu-ilic l!eii>; Euglirli Tin cad Edging?; Hosiery, Ribbon', tec. Just received per steamer August: JOB* 11k W TIT -'N A Ui K»Tri—.T(* l ale Tiioma.-tou “ “ JW»0I8 ^ " CRANE, WKI.IJ3 te CO. u Yiiui'ANi. .\;oi.A.s%s—M) tdii O Oilcans pyrup, ed and for aide by Jy7 _ FCRANTON, JOHNSTON te t.U /_( Ufs’NY CLO'lii—in ?4oro uud lor sale by VX June J PABEU'OIUI, FAY v CO M USTARD, tee,—toil boxes Aluslard; lad do pure Pcppci; 1 no do Btiu ch; revolt ed and for saluln McYMlION te liOYl.K. June 19 806 and 207 Bay hired. one bottle fully equals iu strength olio gallon ol' Syr up HarsaparUiu or decoction its usually made. PRICES: Fluid Extract Buchu, $1 per bottle, or fi for $5 “ “ Sarsaparilla “ “ “ “ “ (crtdicules of cures and recommendations from distinguished professors and physlciuus will accom pany each preparation. Prepared and Sqld by fl. T. ilELMBOLD. l'rnetieul and Analytical Chemist, 2U3, Chostnut-st., near the Girard House i’hila. •To lie had of Druggists and Dealers iu overy sen- lion of the United Slates and Cauadus. All letters for tlio medicine directed to the propri etor receive immediate uttentinn, and safe deliveries guaranteed. sept 1—ly-tltw JOHN"I*. PIOOitK A CO.: GIBBON’S BUILDINGS, SAVANNAH.. Gu. WHOLESALE te RETAIL DRUGGISTS. YY’oiild call tlio attention of Merchants, Factors, I’lanturs, Pliy.-iduns and others, to tlieir ox- tensive and well selected stuck, comprising every article lu tliolr lino of business, und which they offer for saloon tlio most reasonable terms for cash, or approved credit, viz; PAINTS, VaRNISHES, GfoYSS, teC.. YVhitoLeud. Pnroaiid No. 1; Tluman’s Colors, dry uud iu oil; Japan, Copal, and Couch Y'arnUncs ; I,inseed Oil, Spirits Turpcutlno, YVindow Glass, Put ty. Gold Leaf, Paint Brushes, Sash Tools, aud Gla- zlers’s Diamonds. LAMP, MACHINERY AND TANNERS’ 01JJJ, Ulcacliiul sperm, YVlialo aud l^ird Oils, for burning ; ull descriptions of Oil for machinery, viz., Patent Oil Unbleached Sperm, Lard mid Rape Scud Oil; also Tanners,’ Neats, Foot uud Sweet oil. GROCERS’ ARTICLES. Nutmeg?', Mace, Aispico, Cinnamon, Popper, Ginger, Mustard. Saleratus, Soda, Pearlosh, Sweet Oil, Starch, Fig Blue. Mutches, tec. FOR PHYSICIANS. A great variety of the best French. English, and American Chemicals, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Select powders, Surgical Instruments, Via is Specie Jars, Medulic Saddle bags, tec. Also, CA.MPHKNK AND BURNING FLUID. Any one who may favor them with their orders may depend upon tlieir receiving tlio best attention, and that all goods furnished will ho of a reliable quality. Should they not give entire satisfaction, they may be returned at Hie option of the purchaser. inahlO it .1. E. DE FORD, » APOTHECARIES HALI..S. E. Corner of, Biuiigliton and Barnard Streets. Savan nah G:i., Whole.-ale and retail Dealers in Drugs, Medicines und Chemical.-, Dye Woods and Dye Stulls, French, English, aud American i'erfum- ery, Fine Toilet and .''having Soaps, Combs and Brushes of every do.-cripiion, Surgical and Dcutal liistruntcnts. Trusses and Supporters of all kinds, Spices, Sunils, Manufactured Tobacco, All tlio Patent or Proprietary Medicines of Ihoduy, Superior Inks, Pure Wines aud Brandies for Medicinal purposes, Extract' for Flavoring, Toilet and Fancy Articles, tec. fl®* N. U.—E-pecial attention given to the picpuratioii oi ! liysicians’ Prescriptions and Family Recipes. Ship, Family and Travelling Medicine Coses, With plain Directions for use, including Directions for treatment In cases of poisoning, Drowning, tec. __ JfflLli / tOHN AND D’OHN MEAL.—ioo6 bus prime Corn. WiiUe aud mixed; 50 do fresh Corn Meal a atore and Ibr rfalr* by dt«* -'ll PATTEN TIHTTOV h CO RK.il) UREAD1 l-UEADBI That i-, if you can see; and jg'j^alfc'u.’i see. you can find tiiJfwull kinds of •• Iieip3 to hoc,” at Hie Watch and Jewelry Store oi'D. U. Nichols te Cu., In Coiigrosn street, no.'.I door tu tlio corner of Whitaker, where you can purchase Wide lies, Jewelry. Stiver Ware, uml Fancy Goods, as low as ot any other store in tin* country. We lutve received per eteaundilp Alabama a fresh lot of those fine Stout ttpccluclcti: also, a supply of Pebble and Peri-eopiv ls'iis, wlileu we are pi cpareil to fit in all kind.: oi frames, at short notice. Our Pcriscopiu Lens (?o ral!,-?; from tlieir peculiar shape) have an advantage over all others, as they linvo u greater range of focus, so tliut tlio reader is not compelled to hold the hook or paper ut a certain distance from the eye. Call and see. D. B. NICHOIS * CO. /yg*' No charge for showing goods. nuir Jl 1>. B. N. ft CO. 1 ) OWC—700 coH.h Iu.'jk*, various brands, all li of good quality, in store and for Hide by aprfli) imiGliAM, KELLY te CO. CURTAIN AND WHOlStEltY DEVAlilwhl BrociUoiies. late and Miulin Curtain Satin dc IrfilueB, Gilt Cornices, Satin and Silk Damask, Gilt i‘iu.< amt Ruth, YYorsted and Cotton Damask, ltusd*, Loo|is«aj Cords; Velvcdund l’iusli of various colors; YYmdu* Shades, now style. Also, every variety of Furniture Covering, frits mlnzs nud mutcriaU for decorating. . FLOOR 0JL CLOJIIS From two fo Twenty-four A ct wide, for 1LBL an« Rooms, cut to fit without a .-earn. Tho subscriber will oblige liinwlfto make tin prices on all description of goods a? fow as then* quality can be purchased iu any Noi theiu city. fl®* Carpets cut to Rooms aud goods soul to n\ part of the city true ol charge. 45f An oxiiui icnocd Upho.rter nili attend loiin making and laying of Carpels and Oil t'iotla vrt*i desired. The ducorntivo and curtain ilejntnmfUii n charge of an Upholster of ncktiou iergcifouteisi skill. W.H.GUON, Agent, octlfi 140 Congress und 67 St. Juliuti-en Dll. SANFOKD’S J NVIGORATOR, I S u mild laxativo, tonic uud stimulant, and it recommended to the public, relying upon iuu, trlnslc wortli iu the cure of the following cumplitu All Billions Derangements, Kick Jlvu-incln', l‘yf|«, eia, Habitual Costiveuess, Ouonic i-iarriue, Ow Pain in the Ptouiach and Bowcis, General Ucbiihy J’omalo YVoukucos. &c. For sale by RruggUUpo orally, and Iiy John. B Moore te Co, and Wo.« Lincoln, Fuvaiiuali. ly fcbls T1B1UEUI TBIIIIEIU: f|1 XIIK Uudecsigned luis just received, for k- (500) Five Hurdled pieces ol good Timber, averaging o\ or one thousand feet io?i:d o fob jkeh:rh)N utdiiki- I^LOUR.—lOOsackj Palace'Mills Fleur, supaw 160 sacks Knoxville 60 do Lenoir’s 60 bbls Nashville For salo low by (iu extra (in Jy9 PATTEN, P'tv:OX tett*. F l J lLOUR—125 sacks and 60 bbls Teauw-ecFIfer, Just received und for sale by YONGE te Hil&ltSttt, Jy24 49 B:iy street. G UNNY CLOTH—For gale in lots to suit pereb sers, by jys RUSE. DAVIS te I.V.N'ti. J Uhl ItLCLiVED BY EXPiUurft—.iiii.tiar 11-' riely of Silver YVaro of tbo most hcaunfal}ai tern und finish, butter knives, pick o knnw n: forks, kuives, forks and spoors, ftuii ki.iies ui forks, cake aud pen knives iu every ur.(iy, na ards uud suits iu ull vuriety from plain to the dm ornamental. G. M. Gl.llFIX. Succcseor lo the late M LiHiuun, Jy5 Corner Bryan and Whitaker it*. It ATIflS OF ADVERTISING. For cue square, of300 enw or less, *.f any typet,i larger than Nonpareil, 75 cents for the first aid & cents for each subsequent lusertienffor any timet ** than one month. All Tabular work, with or without liiilr*; and AL vortiacments occupying double column, shall D , charged double the above rates. Advertisements of whatever length, for any fw loss than ono mouth, to be charged ut I nitrite rates. For a longer Umo ut tlio following rate. 8 No. of Squarcsj lmo|2mojj3 me j4 ino-JCnu~il.^ usiudiurgs MORGAN. Muwlou and llolci* Now 6 do do Molasses. Ju.-i roeolv YJLGAR--2U lilnUelioieo.St Croix Sugar, just rt- L? reived and for t-ide by jytt' SCRAN 4OK, JOHNSTU.N' te CO. t jOAP AMT'ftTAItGll—7A boxes Siiiilli’s l'auidy 5 39 do B aduumii’s do Hill boxes Coljnte’h lb bar and No 1 Foap 60 do do Palo do 60 do Oswego Pearl Ftnrcli 5*.) do Bended's do no, just received a .id for t ale by Jy:4 HCIUNTON, JollNSTON te CO. P ipes, PAi'KT and piuklius—iiu gco-a pipe Ilea is, too do Pipe.* 269 minis Wnipping I'apor 69 dozen Pickles, received aud for sulu by McMahon a doyle, JySl 105 and 17 Bay street. ^•lOflN—In stove und for sale bj a by Pits NELLI) MERCER UNIVERSITY, PRiYPIKLD, CSA. FACULTY. i‘KK-mK.\r, N. M. CRAYVFOKD, D. D. l'i;oii:-j'oiw. (.’Ulil'gOt S. P. SANFORD, A. M., Matliemidics. J. K. YVII.LET, A. M., Chemistry uud Natural Philosophy. II. II. TUCKER, A. M., Belles Lcllrcs. U. YV. YVlsK, A. M., Grfekmid Jrfitiu Irfiuguages. WILLIAM G. WUDDFJN, A. B., Modern IrfiuKiingog. TIxcoIokIcuI Hiualariry, N. M. Hit AW FORD. D. D:, tlcclcsla'dienl History and lliniical l.itcrature. W1L1JAM WllJJAMtf, A. M., Systemutlu and Pastoral liieoiogy. lYciulciuy* THOMAS A. BKA1M, Principal. Tlio Commcuccmcutirf held on tho last YVcducsday lu July. Tho noxt Tom will commence ou tho last Wed- nosday In August. , Tho price of Board lu tho village 13 ?10 per uiniith; washing, room rout, fuel, tec., 53. » By 01 (lor ot'tho Board of Trustees. , my 12 2m B. I..\NDRUM,' Secretary, C UBA Mo LABS His—11 e "cargo '(li’ tiie hrig Uwtou of autwrior quality, Foraalo by H ^PADSLTORD, WAT * 00* 1 fc'quare,.... $10 10 $20 $24 2 Squares... lii 22 2l> 8 do .... 20 87 82 36 4 do .... 24 32 3S 48 6 do .... 27 30 44 16 9 do .... 80 40 60 64 7 do .... 32 43 54 68 8 do .... 34 40 bS 02 0 do .... 80 4S 61 06 10 do .... «S 69 64 70 iff For uuy time uot above specified, a cliargo will bo made. A deduction of 26 per cent from the above raw will he made on advertisements appearing w* 1 ; 8ivcly on tlio fourth page of the daily. Advertisements ordered three times a ittei, *» be charged two-thirds the above rates. .. Advertisements ordered iu the Weekly Oy®*' pur aquaro for each inierticn, for ai y tiiiiCfo-*^, onemmilli. For more than one mw.ih id tIie 11 I tlio rutes specified in the above table. ^ . Special notices, 10 cents per Hue for the. “TA7* 6 ceiiU for eacli aubseqeut iu-ertiou, niiamw'^ to be subject to contract. Mari i »g# notice*»*• ' neral Invitations 50 cents each. No specialow* iuserted for less Hum 60 cents. Obituary Reports, Resolutions, or ProcceiSiiigs ol Association, or Corporation, ordered fo • H5 1' U0 od, 6 cents per line. _ . tUeamboats will bowulvcrlised at 110 per *«• for each boat advertUcd. Steamships, wliero but one ir running, | num; if two or more. CoUcach. Auctioneers’ advcrtiucineats not t" be . contract, but to bo charged nt the rates P^ per square. . .. ■» indoi-* The paper, under no oircuuiftauces, to 1BU ed in a contract. | Professional and business cards n"t ex*« Uues, will Uu In.-ertedut $80 per annum. ...jj Calls on persons fo become ciimiwulw. " u. iuserted as other advertisement-', t" t' l ‘ l^ 110 variably in advance. .fi Announcing candidates for otlico, 51°, w in advance. . . , ^1 Advertisemonta not marked on the WR, ^ specified tiiuo, will be Inserted until for“> payment exacted. , „ ,*01 YVIicii any bill lor two months advent*^, g tlmu contract, amounfo to over ?t.O, a u«° 25 percent will bo made, , i" 5 Y'eurly advertising, with privilege ot rn • lu? taken at the following rates : tfi For ono square, renew able once a *»*i y « il o Sftimesoron^ Every additional square contracted for tu od ouc half tho abovo rates additional- . ^ Y'early advortisers .-hall be limited to tfr;I , r { contracted for. All eontractrt ilm 1101 " « 0 a stating definitely flic nature ol ll».bmn ^ advertised. Any advertisements nj IL[,i. e mr»'E nested with tho business shall bonjmj'Kj ly, anil also any excess of matter o\et C °Comrm;l odvorti“cniclil» l“RnJ|JSS!iP«&|S due when called for. K piidiDC‘ (0 ' Regular advertisers end nlliilhcr»i‘C '^g.I iminicntions or requiring notices llU bticr**l toutlon to rail's, concerts, floirew, w “*) L # ,mit I tortalutneiits, where cliarges uvwuj rja ) tunic—ail notices of private ussotiath a * ,. er ..rto* tlco dc,-.i.;iicd to call attention to U-ta I culculutc*: or intended to promote md' ' 4^ rents, cu'. only bo inserted with l !j. 0 l “"cwdint 1 * that tlu umo Is to bo |>uid tor. 1J jjgre editorial eolumn (which cun bo on!) ‘ J .jattN liou 01 U edlioi4 Hie same will be t W rote or. less Hmn 20 cents per IWJ* lri .ffco^ Tho a - forslgiied, publi.-liors el Ml , and Weekly newsi>apersiiiNi\i nuuMJ c J^rf- ourflolvo-' strictly to adhere to the '] Charge.-, and in uo instance to.IW^ n The ufnivo rates to ‘“ke ' yew® 1 ‘ to o.iiitlutie binding, until changed w> nudority ol the undersigned. . N. B.—Tills Kcliodule shall uot la at > j tho mtogrlty of oxlstliigcoimucts. All c , |o0 actfJ the year or auy other »i«clllod t.me,«« ^ | witii 1I10 cxplratlou of tho i>eriod tor w * r ii l ”ii'"liii.To.v *'uo- cni*m