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.quo 28 —:
SlAYOH’l OFFICE, I
Cift or Savaaaaa, Oth oT August, 1856. J
,PU OWNERS OF LOUS, aud all others whom it
I uiuy coucorn.
you are hereby notified to keep your Dogs tu and
movent uiem from going at large within the City
limits*
Any Dog lound going at large after this notice,
until theddth day or September oext.khall bo
"jffl EltW’D. 0. ANDERSON, Major.
1 Aite.it. Edit'd. U. Wiuox, Clerk of CouuclL
- ~ WELU VWlUdUK
domestic, pobbTun and fang,
’ DBY HOODS*
aVo. 149 Congrtu+L, Savannah, Qa.
JAS. T. WhUA formerly of Beaufort Diet. 9* a
TflEOPWLCd WlliJAMH, “ dcrivan Oo.,Ga,
lept •
) 0, BVdM. J. a. Dim. W. B. LOVQ.
RUSE. DAVID & I0XG,
COMMISSION MEIiOHANTS,
SAVANNAH, HA.
aisy SO
Wtf. 8. DANIBLL.
ATTOKN E Y AT LAW,
dATAirxia. as. t.
H* oilcc over Thoeasa M. Turner A Oo.'s Drug
Store, Bay street. my7
UWU |jOCKETT a swellingST^
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AMD
dHIPPINtt AGENTS,
Savannah, Oa»
Will attend to the selling of all kinds of produce-
strict attention given to receiving aud forwarding
goods. may 81 ly
A. R. BleLAVGHLl
lose, Mg
iLur,
dollctu* from his friends consignments or every
description. Takes orders for Cotton.
SOT Special attention given to the sales or Heal
fotite, .liocks and Negro property, at publio and
pnvidesales. Prompt rdumt and aimalch.
il.’feronoe—C. A. L. LAMAR. mob 80
(AS. W. oaow. B. 9. SMOOT.
GREEN A SMOOT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
ocU’O
JOHN BILBO,
Ordinary of Chatham County, .
AND ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office in the Court House. myll
aNTHONVMcCOLloH;
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Savannah, Geomrla.
cr Office ou Bay atreat, over
Banfcof8ana*
maylS
U. L. P. KING,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Corner of Bay and,, Whitaker Streets,
•ATAMMAH.
feb 22 8m
a. r. WBiauT. j r. k. savioi
WRIGHT <b SAVAGE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW\
B RUN a WICK, GA. Jyl9
JONH S. MOWRn.
ENGINEER, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR,
CORNU of BRATTON AMD BSTAM-STS^
(Above OIL Lamar.)
Jyfr-3m
A. HeAIdPIN A BROTHERS,
Lumber, Mill and Brick Yards.
•ept 6 BAYAMMAB, QA.
f. 1. OOOBT. WX. STARS, JT. B. H.
OGDEN, STARR A CO.,
Shipping and Oommisaiou Merchants,
BAY-STRUT. BAYAMMAB. QA.
PATTEN, HUTTON dt CO.,
w PACTORS.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Bayatreet, Savannah, Qa.
E. GUMMING,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
febl-ly irwimtom, oa.
0. a BARR1S0M. A. 0.
HARRISON A McGBHBE,
AUCTION, COMMISSION, RECEIVING, AND
Forwarding Merchants.
09 AMD 6L BROADfiTBBR, OOLUHBUB, GBORGIA*
JOY Particular attention given to the sales of Real
«tata, Negroos and Produce.
$jr Liborsl advances made on Negroes end Her-
cbandiie.
ruse, patten * 00. )
■—M
YOUNG, ATKINS A DUNHAM,!
C. A. GREENE k CO.. / Apslaohlooli
H. 8. SMITH. }• Mobile, Alabama.
. oct 28 ly
„ corner Ba:
suitable for moreantUe
ago. For particulars 0
June 13 ,
~TJ-
ahd Drayton-ats.
ukpoaos and a tor
gturoat
THIS OFFICE.
WANTED TO RENT
A commodious, airy and pleasant House
. Ja desirable part or the city, for which a
libers! price brill bo psid. Enquire at the
office of the Georgian and Journal.
ATLANTA HOTEt.
ATLANTA t t < t QKORQIA.
J. J. UBSLBR, Proprietor. .
Ante qf the Verandah Hotel, New Orleamt.
Passengers per Evening Tralna will find
Sapper ready on the arrival of tho Oars,
a*
jiBAi.;
Mr
a.
MERCHANTS’ HOTEL,
BOARD not DAY; ; |160
board nmwnK.s 00
BOARD FRR MONTH,;,,., ....... SO 00
.msyl8 lyr
mULSHOUSE,
CORNER MEETING
OttARLWnUR, B. c.
THIS House U now adapted to all the
wants of the Travelling Public; and the ef
fort* or the Proprietor will be to deserve
their patronage.
THOMAS 8. NICKERSON.
[ACTHORCBD ST THE HTATS Of ■OROMOIA.]
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
CLASS 19.
To be drawn in tbecity of Atlanta, Ga., In pnblio, on
SATURDAY, September 27, I860, on tbe
HAVANA PLAN.
SAMUEL~8WAN A CO„ Blanagers.
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
2 0 4,00 01!
be distributed according to the following
BRILLIANT SCHEME I
30,000 Thousand Tickets—15480 Prlaest
scums.
1 prise of 840,000 is..
1 '* — ■-
1 «* ..
1 ** ..
1 “ .
1 “ .
1 “ .
10 prises or.
100
I y.'Ths, Uiiltod Stoles Mali tRUanudii
EMWNK-.dl’ATE. cnin. IUr.li.
iiVr ZMm - 0. A. GKKINKK, Agent
Cabin lWsgu JO 00
8fosfagel , «rt»Ke..L....r...... 7,00
PBAWHigors by this Jhlp for Ualtlmnro and Wash
ington will bo-lauded at New Castle, Delaware, it
desired, from which plaoo cars ntart three liincs
dally for tho itb<ive,.oltles. and olhur eout.iuni
points, ‘ • . sept 16
Niagara Palls, the Lakes & Canada
HHOlltfcff ANI) ClIKAl’EHT BOOT.!
Ptr SUmubip KeyitoM State,via Philadelphia
PHII.A-
DELP’A
NIAO’BA
FALLS
as.
iute,through
■ hours from
vfnwansuAi .ana* aaxvnuai.
hose ships ore among the largest on the coast,
lurpasseu in speed, safety and comfort, making
lr passages in fifty to sixty hours, and are oom-
, .840,000
10,000 is 10,000
10,0001s 10,000
6,000 is 6,000
2,0001s 2,000
1,000 is 1,000
1,000 IS 1,000
200 ore 2,000
100 are 10,000
4 prlxos of 200 app’g to 840,000 prise, are 800
4 “100 “ 10,000 prise, are 400
4 “ 76 “ 10,000 prise, are 300
4 00 “ . 5,000 prise, are 240
4 ** 60 « 2,000 prise, are 200
4 “ 40 “ 1,000 prise, are 160
4 “ 25 “ 1,000 prises are 100
40 (( 20 “ 200 prise, are 800
16,600 of 88 amounting to 120,000
16,186 prises amounting to 8204,000
Whole Tickets 810—Halves 15.00-Quarters 82.60.
PLAN OP THE LOTTERY.
Thro sre 80,000 Tickets numbored* from 1 toso,-
100. There are 15,186 Prises amounting to 8104,-
000.
The drawing takes place hi publio, under tbe
superintendence or two sworn Commissioners.
The numbets from 1 to 80,000, correspondln a
with those Numbers on tbe Tickets, printed on
separate slips of paper, are encircled with small tin
tubes, and placed In one wheel.
Tho first 117 I'rlxes, similarly printed and en
circled, are placed in another wheel. The wheels
are then revolved, and a Number is drawn from
the wheel of Numbers, and at the same tlmoa
Prise is drawn irom tbe other wboel. The number
aud Prises drawn out are opened and exhibited to
tbe audience, and registered by tbe Commissioners,
tbe Prise being placed "gainst tbe- number drawn.
This operation is repeated until all tho Prises are
drawn out.
AmoxWATioK Prims.—^The two preceding aud
the two succeeding Numbers to thoso drawing the
first 117 Prises wUl bo entitled to the 68 Approxi
mation Prises, according to the Scheme.
Tho 15,000 prises or 88 are detorminod by tbe
number which draws the 840,000 priso; if that
number should be an odd number, theu every odd
number ticket in too scheme will be entitled to 88;
if an oven number, then overy oven nurabor ticket
will bo untitled to 88, in addition to auy other
prise witioh'iuAy bo drawn.
Parchasorsln buying one odd and oneoveu uum
bor whole ticket, are guaranteed to draw 88.
Halves and Quarter Tickets In proportion, with
chances ofobtolulug the larger Prises, which aro a
hundred per cout. better for tbe purchaser than
any other Lottery ill oxhteuce.
All ihoso tickets ending with 0,2,4, 0, 8,are ove*
—all thoso ending with 1, 3, 6,7, are odd.
Remember that every prize is drawn, and paya
ble in foil without doduuuon.
All prises or 81,000, aud under, paid immodlatoly
after the Urawhig—other prises at tho usual limo nr
thirty days, full without deduction.
l tor Alt coauiiuatoattous strictly confidential.
too drawn numbers will be forwarded to pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
Prise tickets unshed or renewed in other tickets
at either office.
URKAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As one half thoTiokets areguaranted to drsw 88,
we will sell certificates oT Packages or 10 Tickets
(odd a!?d even numbors,) at the following rates—
All uatthe 10 Tickets (which oro thoso decided
by the number drawing the Capital,) draw over the
amount guaranteed accrues to the purchaser.
Certifies* of Paokage of 10 Whole Tickets 860
« «« 10 Half “ 80
“ “ 10 Quarter “ 16
Address orders for tickets or certificates of pack
ages of tickets either to
8. SWAN k 00.. Atlanta, Ga., or
aug24 8. 8WAN; Montgomery, Ala
XTEW GOSHEN CHEESE k BUTTER.—
Jw 20 boxes Choice New Goshen Cheese.
lOkegs do do do Butter.
20 tubs do do do de, landing
per steamer,
>ug 30 and forsale by * ® u
maw LINK connects at PbliadolPbi*
L Great Nirth-Western Railroad Routs
toNlagiraPill*and Buffltio, in slxtoon b
Pblladelphu, -. '
Through Tickets, with the privilege of stopplug at
IHiUadelphla, and intermediate points, for salo by
tbe Agent.
FBro tc Niagara Falls or Bnffitio 828
M Hraira. 26
1 «* CanahdolpdA 27
CHARLES A. GREINER, Agent.
J2S Savannah. Georgia,
7’ CABIN PASSAGE TO NEW YOBS'
$*d 00,
Ssial"W«cUy United States Moll Line.
HE NBtVAND SPLENDID SIDE-WHEEL
Steamships— .
TOXVILLE.. 1,600 toiis,.Capt. 0. D. Ludlow.
AUGUSTA .,.. 1,600 •• ..CUpt. Thomas Lyon.
FLORUJA 1,800 •• .. Capt. M. 9. Woodhull.
ALABAMA.... 1,800 “ ..Capt. G. R.Schenok
WILL UUVS HAVi.V.VAH RVKRV
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Theseshij
onsurpossei
their passages .
mended by sklllfol,' careful and polite offloers.—
Having elegant state-room accommodations, they
offer a meet desirable conveyance to New York,
Cabin Passage to Now York. 825
Steerage Passage to New York.... 8
PADELPOKD. PAY A GO.. Savannah.
SAM’L L. MITCHlt.l. 18 Broadway,
fob 6 ^ Now York.
FOR CHARLESTONfVIA BLUFFTON
BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD.
The superior ktsamor GORDON,
J. P. Brook*, Coram wider, having
been thoroughly overhauled and
furnished with a new boiler, will take tbe place or
tbe steamer >tm. Seabrook until further notice,
leaving Savannah every Sunday afternoon, at 6
o'clock, and Charleston every Thursday night,
touching at Blufflon, Beaufort aud Hilton Head.
N. B. Tho Gordon will, on and after Wednesday,
10th of September, run rogularly twice a weok—
making in connection with the above inland trip,
one trip direct by the outsldo route, leaving Savan
nah every Wednesday after noon, at 6 o’clock, and
Charleston every Monday altoruuon.
JAU way freight payable on the Wltarr at time ol
shipment.
For engagements, apply to
J. P. BROOKS,
Charleston wharf.
sept 16
FLORIDAPORTsi
FLORIDA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
—U. 8. Mall Lino—From Now Or
leans to Koy West,—Steamship*
Florida aud Vanderbilt,—These
fine steamers wUl in tiuure make their regular
Beml-muuthly trips, leaving os follows'.
- •■Uh&:4th F —
NewOrleaus, 101 . ....
Pensacola.... llth A 25th
Apalachicola. 12tb k iiilh
St Marks.... lath &27th
Cedar Keys..l4tii & 28th
Tantpa Bay.. I6tli k 29th
Arrive at
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Jbr ralatka, Matt Fla., via Darien, Brunswick, SL
Marge, limandina, Jacksonville, Middleburg,
(Flack Creek,)andPlcolala.
The new aud elegant steam packet
DARLINGTON, Capt. Brook, leaves
morning, at 10 o'dook, for the
above plaoee.
Freight win be taken for Trader's Hill and Inter
mediate landings on St Mary’s River.
49” No freight will be taken after 9 o'clock.
For freight or passage, having excellent state*
ram accommodations, apply on board, at the Florf
daSteompaoket Wharf, near the Gas Works, or to
Jy26 CLAQHORN k CUNNINGHAM, Ag'tt.
VI EW GOSHEN <]
Al 20kegsChoic.
Factor and General Oommiaeion Merchant
„ »0J 71 B4Y-9TBK8T, SAVANNAH, OA.,
turttiTo-Mossrs. Clogborn A Cunningham, Ben
* PwoUn, Qttm, mm k Oo., • J. P,
Thompwm. Biwpip. novl *
WX. ACDLXYOOOPW. JlfO. OOUMR fKARia.
. GOUPER A FRASER,
TACT0R8 A GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bay street, Savannah, Ga. fmyll
R. J. DAVANT, JR, ,
FACTOR AND COMMISSION MEBGANtI
No. OT Bay Street,
J? 30 Savan nab. Oa
JAMES M. SAVAGE.
ATTORNEY AT.UW,
tBOMAsnux, rnoMAacoum, oa.
All busineu entrusted to bis care will reeetva
Prompt afteptlon, lyr—mar!7
IAXMO. SOMIM. .Axma. NOKK1S.
' RODGERS A NORRIS,
. (l(ato Crane A Rodgers,
WHOLESALE GROWERS,
ui-nun, MTANMAH.
Jmul,UM, [).»*,
BAIUBUITKR-
„ - — ...uBuftor
16 H do do do
60 boxes do YeUow Choose
60 do White «lo, landing per
and for sale by
■opt 2 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
C OFFE&--160 bags prime Groen Rio Coffee
100 bogs fair do do do
60 mots old Government Java Coffee
25 bags old Muracuiba do
60 do prime l.»guira do
00 do do Porto Rico do
26 do do old Rio do
In store and for sale by
)r sale by
SCRANTON. JOHNSTON A a
for sale by
tug 26
barrels No. 1 Mackerel, received and
McMAHON A DOYLE,
No. 206 A 207 Bay street
P ILOT DREAD.—26 bbls Treadwell’s Pilot Bread
landing and for sale by
aug!4 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
JEFFERSON ROBERTS,
COMMISSION 8 MERCHANT,
AUD DUI KB IN
Timber and Lumber.
SAVANNAH, Ga.
WM. M. LAWTON &CO.
Olwrluton, South Carolina.
ISLAND COTTON AND RICK FAC
TORS.
jS“? a !? lrr Baoot I Viuuh U. Liwtok.
7^1, D,u - Wikioin L.wtoh J«.
_ JOHN c. r——
ffiftENUINEBB ,
tara ?i ,,rt t rt i y a Atfo»tfott'todesijnw in Arc!
5y iu to# store .if John WlUlamson,
C“K SUTTCR -
D SURVEYOR,
in ArchRee.
ra, Esq.,
mylS •
■mk
ico.
J UST RECEIVED from New York—Black Cra(io
Sbawls, and for salo by
J. W. THRELKELO,
•eptl Congress and Whitaker streets.
L aiao:
ABIES’ and Gents’ block and colored Kids; and
Misses’ do. For Hale by
J. W. THRELKEIJ),
ttpto CougreBa and Whitaker etreots.
A COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR HOUSE.
KEEPERS,
r8 an important item, odd to know where to
■L^get exactly what is wanted is equally important,
“KENNEDY & BEACH’S”
Md jwu will Hull overvlblng p.rtalnb, to Room
efertwigKIBSS
«ory«Un,tluttta feeo«U»l{r>r, iwdlMttluplM..
spr 16 i.iin- *
WOOD AND LUMBER!
A LL Uid. of. Wood, Boudi, Flub, Job*.
tow for caih.on the new wharf rw.mtlv erected)
the Umber Yard of Robert A. Alien & .
jnsr12—lv.W| .W., I t WOTTTOy
T AUD.—80 bbls prim* Letf t ard, «u
JU do. In store and for oaie by
veSieii
kegs da do
ml* by '*
WSBiTKR A PALMSS
'Key West, ..16th A24th
Tampa llth A 26th
Cedar Keys. 12th A 28th
St. Marks...14th A28th
Apalachicola, 16th A 29th
Pensacola... 10th A 80th
Now Orleaus, I7th A 1st
Key West 17th A 1st
jouts in New Orleans,*
d0025 6m fi. G. ROGERS. A CO.,
72 Poydrass street.
~ U. S. Mall Line
FOR PALATKA, FLA.,
Via Darien, Brunswick, SL Marge. Oa., FemanAi•
MCMd SodcMtstib, Fioolala awl Black Creek, Fla.
dEEJ* THE Steamer WKLAKA, Capt. N
Sa|C King, will leave for the above places
every Saturday Morning, at 10 o’clock.
This boat bos large and airy State Room i
modations, and taking tbe Inland Passage,
every inducement to Invalids and others.
Freight will be taken for Trader’s Hill and inter
modiste landings on St. Mary’s River.
No freight wUl be taken after 9 o’clock.
For freight or passage apply on board at the
Florida Steam packet wharf, or to
jyib CLAQHORN A CUNNINGHAM.
the Shady side,' Nellie’s flTusfon*, Tb6 Bummer Va
cation.-'* Story or Two Live*, The DlMinmlntod
Huh bend, 'Hie -Malden’s OnnfoMl os, Thing* w* Talk
RubMHptliia pries M SO p« jr«r, Iu .dMnlf,
UpMImon. nr tUo UUuv. may ba hmu u Ihs Bunk
• WARNOOK fc RAVI8, if
MW Omaras* Atrnet
NGi
vorions branohw.at-
the shortest dotlos, and In s|iperlnr
* Shower Baths, “
tyle. aim, may be found Shower Baths, GtlVa
id Iron, Tin and Leaded Bath Tub*; Copper Boil
’ateutl’nn Water ntiwots, Irasd I’ipas, Shset L
* - • ^ rosPdihpvvtn?
ftrauR sod iMated Oooks. Force’I’dihpfj’tfiilia Rubbor
Knift! For mile at *ho *t oHo YnrttMh Wore,‘Me. 16*
wbiim ■
ft *M il’fc .o.’tNi
r,\
u or so. (mrouxs, osooau i
PATENTED MAY 16, 1864.
■— 1 MARCH
AMD fLO
IWATM.
'.;,.;PA1
COPYRIGHT SECURED
r Planters and Stock Peeden'
is respoctftdly called to tbe above Mill. They
sre now iu use by at least 10,000 of the most practi
cal Stock Feeders throughout tho country, who are
ready to testuy to their superiority over all othor
Mills of a similar kind Thoso Mills are made the
exclusive business of tbe^Uontoe, Mr. Soott. who
being a practical man, superintends the casting in
person, and selects only such Iron as Is best adapt,
ed to their use, which, like cor wheels, require to
be made of metal known to be bard and strong.—
The Little Giant has takon tho finl premium si
nearly all tho State Fairs throughout tbe Union, and
that in the most complimentary manner. They are
guaranteed against breakage or deraugement when
used according to directions, and warranted to give
too most period satisfaction, or the money refunded
on tho roturn ortho mill,
fheyareorthroo sixes, and will grind from eight
to fifteen bushelB good feed per hour, according t#
site, with ono or two horses.
We now offer them to the trade complete, ready
for attaoblug the team, at reduced prices.
Mr. C. H. GAMPFIELD is our Agent in Savannah,
of whom tbe mill may bo had at our price.
march 7—eodAwly
UAWHBHOR'II KOaGNUUE HY-
IIRAUlilC OKUEN'T.
HOFFMAN'S B08ENDALE CEMENT-
fVlHESE two brands of Cement are mannfoctured
X by theLawrenue Content Onmiany, and are
warranted of the boat quality, being used In al
most every department ol tho works under tbe U.
S. Government, and other important bydraullo
works. Forflaloatthe office of tho Company in
tho most favorable terms, by
M. W. WOODWARD. Seo'ry.
jy!4—2ro ' 92 Wallstroet, New York
We are receiving the London Lever
Watches, of the most celebrated makers, in
Gold and Silver casee. R. F. Cooper’s Du
■plex Watches, Watches for Timing Horses
fine Swiss Chronometers, whlob wo offer at reasona
ble prices, at our new store In Gibbons’ Range.
sei)t28 n. B. NTCH0I8A C
n R. NTCH0I8 I
TO BUILDERS.
OO.
ft'
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and gent!
G. M. GRIFFIN,
SUCCESSOR TO LATE M. EASTMAN.
Corner of Bryan and Whitaker Street*.
HAS now on band a beautiful as- .
sortment of Jewelry of every dis- JpA
cription and kind worn by ladles AuB
gentlemen, and will sell at unusually low prices,
I bare this day received (per Express) a large
■took of elegant Uiver Ware, consisting of Cake and
Pio Knives, plain and engraved Fish Knives and
Forks, Pickled Knives and Forks, Kuives, Forks and
Spoons, Napkin Rings, Nutmeg Graters, Ac. Ac., all
in Morocco oases, and suitable for presents. I have
also this day received on addition to my stock of
halrwork of light colored Curts, Topsys. Braids,Front
Pieces, Banda, Uncle Tom, Ac., which now mokes
my assortment complete. Orders received for any
color desired.
Watches repaired by and under the supervision
of self, and all other work done in a workmanlike
manner, and warranted. may 26
WILMOT’S JEWELRY "STORE
Is receiving by overy uri-JSw^Sl
ival a large and rich assort-^ jl
mentof Gold and Oliver Watches, Diamom
Ins, Ear and Finger Rings, Mantle and other
Rooks, Spoons, Forks, To* Setts, Castors, Ao., or
Sterling SUvor.
Jewelry In every variety
Ivory Table Cutlery, fine Pocket Knives and
Scissors.
Rich China and Parian Vases, and othor articloe.
Fine Double Barrelled Guns manufactured to bis
own order. Gunning Implements of all kinds.
Plated Walton, Orators, Tea Setts and Candle-
sticks, with a great variety orFanoy Articles, suita
ble far wedding gifts, too numerous here to men
tion.
All kinds or Watches and docks repaired by tbe
most experienced workmen.
S. W1LMOT,
may!3 .fo. 1 Market square.
mHE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to execute
X at the shortest notice, and lu the most work
manlike manner, all kinds or Metal Roofing, Gutters,
Cornice, or other work counected with tho manufac
turing or repairing or Copper, Galvanised Iron, Ziac,
or Sheet Iron Business.
HORACE MORSE,
ocll8 166 Broughton st
CARY’S DAGUBREOTYPE , AMBRO
types and^Photo^rsphy.
W OULD respectfully give notice that his
rooms ore now open for the season, and rea
dy ror the reception of visitors.
By tho AMBRovm process persons may now have
their children’s pictures taken, in almost any posi
tion they may ohooee, in from 1 to 8 secodds sitting.
riy tbe Photographic process old Daguerreotypes
cun bo transferred to paper, beautifully colored and
enlarged to life. oet 22
MACON, GEORGIA.
^ The subsoribor, from long experience in
the business, is prepare l to furnish Steam
nk® Engines, Boilers. Circular, Single and Gang
Mr Saw Mill Machinery, Grist and Morohant
Mills, Sugar Mills, Gin Gearing, and Castings in gen
eral. The Saw Frames, whether for upright or cir
cular. will be of Iron when required. All of which,
“Tlth his many Improvements, is warranted to be
J uol to tbe best made at an* other establishment.
a works are on a scale as uxteuslve os tbo' larg
est at tbe North, an I be is prepared to fill orders
with promptness and dispatch.
aug 7 ROBERT FINDLAY.
SUNDRIES.
S 600 bags fair to prime Rio Coffee
160 do Java, Laguayra, Maracai
bo and Mocha Coffee
1160 hhds Muscovado Molasses,
-100 bbls. New Orloans Syrup
80 hhds. New Orleans, Porto Rloo and Musco
vado Sugar
400 bbls New York Rectified 8ugars
60 bbls Crashed and Powdered do
10 boxes Loaf do
100 bbls Lebanon Mills super aud extra Flour
200 boxes Adamantine, Sperm and Mould Can
dles
160 do Nol Pale and Family soap and Starch
80 bales heavy Gunny Bagging
200 coils Western Horap Rope
2,000 lbs Bagging Twine
50 bhda dear and 60 do Ribbed Bacon Sides
26 do Shoulders and Hams
60 bbls Mess and Prime Pork
10 half bbls Fulton Market Beer
160 boxes Tobacco, various brands
■100 do Black and Green Tea
600 bags Drop and Buck Shot
60 kegs and half kegs Hazard’s Powder
76 bbls Sugar. Butter and Soda Crackers
26 do Pilot Broad
Togetbor with a (ull assortment of all othor atti
tudes In the grocery line, (except liquors,) la store
and for sale on accommodating terms by
Jyll RODGERS, NORRIS A OO.
NEW GOODS
FOR THE BALL TRADE.
J UST received from Now York per late arrivals,
Hemp Skirls, Long White, bow measuring tea
feet.
m
■Aftt
Appriiveil Kiits"wuj~tra'uki)u'',i»u"lWa' 1 term*,
and tbe; usual predit glveu uu .Premium Voles, i Hire*
quartern ui Un* bustuossiwUI bo return*! tu the otkr
totuumiu scrip.-: U.iA.,L f LauMisVi.-
'fr** 19 ■ q «r n m Agent in Javannah.
Heuiiwrn SIutUMl ifhannciCinuiNih),
Southern Mutual Life In*. Company,
tl/uiia lueurum e Company, of N* kurk,
springtlelil - Flaw'A Marine lit*. Com’y,
Rinks lb tbo dbove liwurauce Companies ami«tru
venby ’ WM, KING AiowT^bto, 1 ' *
No, 99 Wy street.",.'
.-lavanuah, 14th Docemuur, 1866, UeoU
fire, marine and life
I X S U it A I C i ,.
m Ul, HAY-STKBE'i.
CAPITAL UKPIttMKNTEU,
Nuurlr i four..Million D«ii,ir».
By the following respouslbfo Block Compaaiei ,
ItftSU
OP HARTroaD, OT.
Equitable Fir* Insurance Company,
OP LONDON.
Farmers’ and Mechanics' Fire, Marine
and Lift Insurance Company.
OP POIIiADILPHU.
Bridgeport Fire mid. Murine lusuranc*
Company,
OP BkllKlXPOBT, OT.
8GFt.,e subecciber .will elfout Uuufaaoe to any
amount lu .all parts of tile State Oa overy devcripUun
or property. " ' '
Lite Insurtuee, to any amount, at the lowest rate,
for tbe buuefit ul heirs aud creditors, or payable to
the with free from the elalura iff creditors.
Sloriue iiuturahoeun* Hulls or Cargoes to ait part*
of tho world. jsui25 A. WILBUR.
MUTUALBBNEFlTLWETNMtRANCE
COMPANY, NEWARK, N. J.
Charter Perpetual.
Nett aooumulatiuu, Jon. 1,1866* 82,230,- ■
Total amount of dividends paid to date 715,4». .«•
Total amount of claims by death paid
to date I,036,WW> tu
84.282,488 J
Buqjamui C. MiUer, Secretary, Joseph ... Imrd
General Agent, Robert L. Pattersou, President
•"The I'uud* of this Company sre ail sorely luvosteu
iu first ulatM buuds aud murtgages, stuuk», cash. *v
notes of members hilly secured by thetr |>oliol.>
For further particulars inquire of
WM. H. GLADDING.
Ageut in Savsnnob,
Attho office of BeUAPrenlirb
4. >. SirUJVAN, Nodical Examiner.
Messra. PsitsuoRD, Far A Co..
L R. Tun, Esq., State Bonk.
HAVE YOU INSURED YOUR LIFE
THi; CHAiiTEH ««AK
LIFE INSIIttANCE C0JHPANV,
Of Hartford, Ct.
CASH-CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER 8400,000.
JAS. C. WALKER, I'roaldent.
S. H. Wumt, Socretary.
This Compauy insures IJ'e at the lowest rates,
WATCHES—WatcIIEI—WATUHEB. t'couslstoni with saioty to the ussurod. Forforthei
information, apply to
A. IVILBUR, Agent,
Jyyl3 171 Bay street, Savannah, lia.
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
THE INTERNATiON AL
liuiu-uuce Compuii).
HO. 18, UEltUHAMT’b axUHANOK.
NEW YORK.— -
OAcjii 0AmAL^^ai^,utM
AQWtn Von 0AVANNAU,
•lituieg ill. Cur lor,
AT THE OFFICE OF
MESSRS. YUUNU, Wl’ATI at VO.,
No. 85, Bay Street, below the Poet OiUcc.
oumoiwNftT
ALANSON MARSH.
S. A. HOLLO ^Irm of A. S. Barnes A Co.
* ‘ Child*, Pratt k Co.
4 Livingston, Ballard k Co.
• Wm. M. Dodge & Co.
• H. A. Cartis k Oo
ALONZO CHILD,
1. P. BALLARD, -
WM. Mi DODGE, “
P. J. AVERY,
H. A. CURTIS,
WM. E. HOLLO,
S. T. LIPPINOOTT,
ISAAC NEWTON,
WM. A. HUSTED,
WM. H. R1VEKSM1TH,
W. H. LYON, “
GEO. CHAPMAN, “ “ Lee, Murphy
jus. h. wj&rrcorr, ■* Brigg*, ivcsu
JOS. KATMAN. ’• •» Fatman A
STEPHEN VON MORES,
• Hasted a Cnrll
W. H. Lyon & Co.
Lee, Murphy It Oo.
Briggs, Wcstouti .v Co.
GEO. SAVORY, “ “ Geo. Savory 6c Co.
J. A. REQUA.
ALANSON MARSH, President.
CHAS. W. OGDEN, Vice Preslpeut
WM. E. HOLLO, Secretary.
1 This Company will Issue Policies upon Ma
rine, Inland Navigation, Transportation and Fire
Risks, at liberal ratee of premium.
Losses promptly and liberally adjusted.
JAMES M. CARTER, Agent,
oct 81 No. 85. Bay Street.
THE GRBAtf WtiSTARN jfrRK AND
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
QT No. 107 Walnut street, Philadelphia. Penn.
CHARTER PERPETUAL. CAPITAL $500,000.
nos, IUIUS, ISO INLAND tNSOEANGS.
DIRECTORS:
Charles C. Lalhrop, 532 Spruce street;
Alexander Whilden, Merchant, 14 North Front-sLt
John O. Hunter, firm or Wright. Hunter a Co.;
E. Tracy, firm of Tracy k Baker:
John R. M’Curdy, firm of Jones, White k M’Curdy;
Isaac Haslehurst, Attorney and Counsellor;
James B. Smith, firm or James B. Smith k Oo.;
Theodore W. Baker, firm of Tracy k Baker;
R. S. Walton, 860 Market street;
Thomas K. Limerick, 534 8pruco street;
John J. Baker. Goldsmith’* Hall
CHARLES 0. LATHROP, President.
Tnoe. K. Luuxicx, Secretary.
JAIIBN M. CARTER, Agent,
jane 16 No. 86 Bsy street.
ICE PITCHERS.
DOUBLE
Water Pitcher*,
Some new and beautiful
designs, Plated and Brita-
nia.
At tbe H jus* Furnishing
Store,
166 BROUGHTON STREET,
HORACE MORSE.
Savannah, April 30.
apr80
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMP*Y,
No, II Pine sti'eet, New * ork,
(BBTWKIN BROADWAY AMD NASSAU 8TBKJCT.)
Cash Capital—$150,0001
mfflSCompany insures against loss or damage by
X Fire, on the most reasonable terms, dwelling
houses and furniture, warehouses, store* aud mer
chandise, factories, snip* in port, etc.
All losses will be adjusted and promptly paid.
D. S. MUXS. President,
G. BROOM, Vice President.
Eow’d C. Tailor, Secretory,
Gno. B. Dxakr, Surveyor.
JAMlbs M. CARTER. Agent,
June 17 for Savannah, B6 Bay street.
Black aud White Ginghams
Fancy Ginghams, all patterns
Super. Embr’d Skirts
do Fluted do. somotblng new
Muslra Beads, Cambric do
Dimity do, French do
Jaconet and Cambric Edgings,together with*
Urge lot or Cloths. Oasslmercs, Kentucky Jeans,
Satinets, Ac., for isle low by
J. W. THRELKELD,
sept 1 Congress and Whitaker sis.
B acon sides a shoulders—
60 hhds, Prime Sides.
26 do do Shoulders, for sale by
aug 21 80KANTON, JOHNSTON k CO.
B UTTER AND CHEESE.—6 firkin* extra choice
Goahen Batter; 10 boxes of EtogUsh Dairy and
MW Cream Cheese, reoeived and for sole by
■eptlO J. D. JESSE,
r\nMF8TI0 UQU0R8-
19 250 barn* Ohio Rectified Whiskey,
100 • do:.-i PikcaMsgnolia do.
120 do E. Pholps’s Gin.
25 f do Conn. Rivof P. AH, Rye Gin.
20 do Brandy.. ...
86 quar and eighth casks Twigg Hoop’d 4th pr.
20 do do, Migonolta Wine.
75 barrels Ohio MonnngaheU Whiskey.
20 do Gibsons Mountain,, do.
15 do Ben Rusrells Nectar do.
6 do Gibsons old Family Noctar Whiskey
40 do White, R#ct|fled, do.
6 do Old Kfeutncky Bourbon do.
40 do and puncheons Georgia Peach Brand
10 do Virginia Apple do.
In store and for sale by
sop 18 WEBSTER A PALMES.
DAR 80AP—60 base >' Kxtnt N dill A Bom’ Pale
O Extra Yellow Soap, just receded And for sale
«*17
PATENT
ICE
PITCHERS.
Another, and the moei
beautiful lot or Ice Pitchers
yet, Just received from
tho Manufacturer, and at
reduced prices. Therefore, any In want of one (and
who is not.) can buy low by ailliug on ns.
Allmay be assured these Pitchers are a luxury
this hot weather. Recolloctthe place, at
KENNEDY A BEACH’S
House Furnishing Establishment, Hodgson’s Rock,
aug 26 Cor. Broughton A Bull its.
UNIVERSITY OP LOUISIANA.
Medical Department.
r £ Annual Course or Lectures In this depart
ment will commence on Monday, November
17tb, 1856, and will terminate in the ensuing March
James Jones, M. D.. Professoa of Practice of Med
icine,
J. L. Riddell, M. D., Professor of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, M. D. Professor of Burgery.
A. H. Cents, U.D., Professor of Obstetrics.
Gustav us A, Nott. M. D., Professor or Meterl*
Medic*.
J. 0. P. Wederstrandt, M. D. Professor of Anato-
m ?rboraaa Hunt, M. D., Professor of Physyology and
Pathology.
Gilbert 8. Vanoe M. 1>y Deraoutrator of Anatomy.
The rooms for Dissecting will be open on the third
Monday In October.
Tbe Faculty are Visiting Physicians and Surgeons
oftbsCbsrity Hospital, and attend Ibis Institution
from November to April.
Tbe students accompany tbo Professors in their
visits, free of expense, enjoy extroordluary practi
cal advantages.
There ore during tbe season about eight hundred
persous prescribed for dally. •,
. Preliminary to tbe Course, lectures will bv deliv
ered daily in tbe Amphitheatre of tbe ”—**“’
from tbe first Monday in November. Oh-wk^
Medicine and Surgery,Auscultation and Percussion,
and other subject*, without any charge to studenu.
i THOMAS HUNT, ll.D;. Doan. '
Tho Administrators of tho Chanty Hospital elect
11, fourteen Resident Students, who
^IBe Institution. aug 28—W6
I ' ARD—gobble prime No 1 Leaf Lard, 60 ke$s
jjprtm.No,
AY—200 bales Hay^fo store and for jiaie by
Uy26
CRANE, WEL1R A CO.
DRESS GOODS.
P LAID, STRIPED AND OMBRE RICH DRESS
Silks;
Plaid Raw Silks; Silk and Wool Plaids;
Cballle, Valencia and Saxony Plaids;
French Merlnoes; Coburg I'loths;
Solid Colours and Printed Mous de Loines;
Suck Flannels; French Plaid Flannels;
Scotch Plaids; Mode do Paris Plaids;
Euglish, French and American Prints;
Ginghams, Ao., Ao.
Just received and for sale by
septia Dewitt a Morgan;
C EDAR POSTS—We are expectiug to receive!
from the Bahamas a iot of Cedar Posts. Per
sons wishing any will please apply soon, as many
are already engaged.
YONOK A FRIERSON,
*eptl9 No. 94 Bay street.
F LOUR—160 bbls Extra Flour, Port Royal aud
Lebanon Mills; 10 do Ext-a Family do: 60 do
Etowah Superfine do; 660 sacks Augusta do do; Just
received and for sale by
sept 19 WEB3TER A PALMES.
O ' URN—TWO bushels prime Bench Island Corn,
just received and for salo by
sept 19 WEBStfR A PALMES.
C
I HACKERS—30 bbls hand made Sugar Cracker
26 do 80d* do
26 do Buttor .do
Landing and for sale by
aog!4 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
L EAF LARD—20 EES and Si) kegs prime No 1
Baltimore Lear Lard, landing and for sa e by
aU *?_l SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
lUGAR. STARCH, SOAP AND SODA—
‘ 100 bbls A, BandO Sugar < •
60 do Crushed and Pulverised Sugar
160 boxes Starch ;
260 do Pale, No 1 and Family Soap v •.
26 keg* Washing Soda, 60 boxes Cordon do
landing and in store and for sale b^r
aug7
MCMAHON A DOY
205and207 Baya^eL
18th GEORGIA REPORTS.
S ARATOGA IN 1787, anew supply;;
Signs of tbe Tlmoa or tbs Dangers to lleligiou
and Liberty, by Runsen;
Baird on Religion In America;
Strickland’s Hlstory of tho American Bible Society
Loomis on the Recent Progress or Astronomy, t*.
Dedallv in the United States.
Evelyn Mareton, by tho author of Two Old Men’s
Tales; . .. *j t v i
Fcmolo Life Among the Mormons, by the w‘lfo of
an Oder;
Irandon Art Journal for August;
I/mdon Quarterly Review for July:
Puteuun’s and Harper’s Magazines for'Septv
i j Com. Perry’■ Expedition to Jar
•ept$ v ■ >- . W. THOl
crtraeribH,'Ao,’'’'' ,J .
THIS-DAY. ll/ti’clm*,.in imni nf’.lore will
’biSoim- m- ’-'.I -n :■
Tbe ii-uni aHsorlmuiit of Orocerlsr; Provisions,
WHtffll .,...... . . „
AlIhrtiolM purcbMed at auction and not set
tle for previous to tbe next regular salo, will be
■old on ucuount uud rLk hi former puiolmser.
M)|»l 21-' 1 • 1 ’•
Flint and 1
sept ft.
• '’’ HlAesTdiUe,•, , .
|Wy the blghoit market prices, - ash for good
ud dry Halted Hides; the coining season. 1
For Relit,
The counting room «ud store next to our store,
formerly occupied by .Mayor A Plum . Also, sovoral
Htores under our ceuutllg rmm '• uug20
HOUTHE RIF. RAIL HO AD.
id Southern IpiUrow;
rprta Sontberu Railroad Company Invito propo
X sals from contractors for tbe clearing, gradu-
uti n, masoury, trilling aud bridging, neoossary
to Uio complete preparation for the superstructure
of ine .ro tdway or tbo eastern division ul tleir
ret»Mi * <: .1 • • * .
Also, for furuisbiug tlie cross-ties, and for the
track laying with any iautdeiital work, accessary.
Aud for all other work,.stations, platforms, de-
pms, Ac. required lu the thorough completion ol
iho road lor effective operation.
-fho-graiiuation amouuts to 770,000 cubic yards oi
excavation, and 666,006 oublu yards of embank
raeutV «!•'••• V
'the trestllug to4,00Utoot.
The bridging tu 600 feet.
Tho masonry for nulvorts amount* to li),ouc
jwiob
Theoroes tie.- to 18ii,Ui.».
J’roiHwuls. ituuiud, euuor*ed, uua direuiod to the
uudorelgued, will bo received until tho first day ul
November uexi, aud will be, ul tho option or bid-
dor«, oitiior for— . ; •
i. Tho entire work of aeutrwtion, completing the
road ready lor tho Iron;
n. The work of construction, * xclusivc of cross
lieo aud track-laying;
in For each item of work, ontiro a .a eeiwrate;
iv. For the grading or either, or a .-peclfled uum
Iter of BuCtlou-r, of ouo mile each;
v. For the waves ties to be furftiftvod. tile number
specified * •
tn. For tlie entire construction, teady for the iron,
of either of tbe three dlvlsious hereinafter namou
or said road;
The easunadivlslou, connecting with Uio com
pleted road at or near the iowu ol Brandon, extends
to the Mobile aud uh o road, 82 miles, which wifi
be divided into three subdivtsions ; Uio first of 21
miles, the second ot 28 miles, and the third of 83 k
miles.
In each foim of pru|<osal, the bidder will state bi-
item prlceijttuafor tho graduatkm will make hb>
bid at so inuchjur cubic yard of excavation and
embankment, uud the additional dUfercuce for "ox
cess” of cither; or for so much nor cubic yar J up
on tbo largest ucm, aud the (tlfforouce for "ox-
COaS."
Thu parties uukiug proposals aro desired to make
them iu four lot nu: 1 4or tho whole amount pay
able mo. tbly iucosb, us tlie work progresses, re-
Hervlug tweuty per cunt for Unul settlement. 2.
Gnu buiflu cash, payable lu tbo same way, uud one
hair in tho stuck of mo company. 3,-Uuo-tbird In
oash, payable iu tbo sumo way, tbo bonds of tbe
company, payable in t n year.-,, with iuiorcst at
six per cent , payublo uuuuaily. 4, Payable en
tirely in the slock or the road.
‘lho proposals to he considered must oo uccompu
nivd oy sutisiactoi.v reverence or credentials, uud
tbe compauy i use. vo tho right ol accepting any or
declining all.
Maps, profiles uud speclfiJatlous may bo seen ut
this office; und any iurther hiforuiaiion will be tur-
uishL-d upou upp..cal.un iu tho undersigned.
Tbo combern (.ubroac coiumoucu* ut Jucksou,
the capital or the &.uto, uud U ttuisheu a • lur os the
town of lirantluu; ami ts in'good runuing order
and woll equipped to that point it extuuds tium
Br..utfou m u Ini) aiimiudirer.il> cost cighiy-lwo
aud a bull mm j, to tlie intersection, oi tho Mobllo
and omo Uuiiiu.i J, a low miiSD.below the town oi
Marwu, luTawduiuatocounty; and passes through
the countiort oi Kaukin. Scott auu Newton. The
lino is over a i lgh rolling country, well watered
and timbered,und iu point oibeaiibiuluoss,ecouom
•cal living, Ac., Is equal to the moot favored
portlous ortho unroll aas and Georgia. The grading,
except for the first tweuty miles is generally fight;
and upon the must of the sections the excavation
and embankment alternate favorably; the excep
tions belug in tho two heaviest outs. The tnatorlai
Is oi »character easily moved, tho growth of the
irauutry afibrds abundance of Umber cultablo for
bridging and cross'Ues;audltls believed that no
work oilers, in taulliUes for construction, greatoi
Inducements to coutractorH, especially those uslog
uegro labor.
The compauy is eutireiy out of debt, aud has due
to It by reitau.o stockholders, aboutf: 30,OUU, Which
will doubtless bo paid 03 tbe Board of Mouagtrs may
call it in. It is also an recipient under tbo reoeu
grant ori^nds mode by Congress, il they can be had
along the line, which Is believad to he the case, ot
nearly 400,060 acres or laud.
The road connects with and is an extonslou ol
the Viokburg aud Jacksun Railroad, completed and
In full operatiou to the Mississippi river at Vickburg;
opposite which city, la Louisiana, commences the
Vicksburg, Shrevenport and Texas Railroad, now
under contract lor Us whole distance and in raplu
progress or construction. It Intersects the New
Orleans aud Jacksou, Great Northern Railway at
Jackson, and through that at Canton, connects with
the Mississippi Central Railway, the iron or which
is now beta* laid to Holly springs. It intersect*
with the Mobllo and < hio Railroad, as already stat
ed. near Morion, and Us point or intersection meets
with the North-eastern aud Southwestern Rallroao
In Alabama, and through that unites with the rood*
in Virginia, ieunessee and North Carolina. It Is
also au indispensable link in the line of Railways
that are to unito Charleston and Savannah, through
Montgomery. Vicksburg, shrevenport and El Faso,
with the FaoiQo Ocean cunning ita entire length oi
tbesame parallel of latitude with those places. Il
is thus obvious that ibis Hue ol work Is one of the
most important unfinished enterprises in the coun
try. It is thorough Nations! in Its character: for
it unites Maine and New Orleans, and the Atlantic
and the Mississippi, by indissoluable bonds. But
whilst thus National, It appeals especially for aid to
Southern men and Southern enterprise, for when
completed, with tbo intermodule gap in Alabama,
it will, with its connections, now built, and being
built, ruu right through the heart of those great
Southern cotton-growing States, Louisiana, Missis
sippi, Alubama, Georgia and fiontb Carolina, and
unites tho great inland sea with tho broad ocean.
Those facts are stated to call attention to this lint
of road aud to indue* capitalist* aud contractors, to
embark liberally in ita construction. Tbe fifteen
miles of completed Railroad, with its equlumeut
and sixty valuable slaves,mnoy of them mechanics,
is a bonus from tbe State of Mississippi; tbe public
land has been donated by Cuugresa ; and U is, per
haps, not greatly over-estimating tho present pro
perty of the rood to put itat or near one million oi
dollars in which sum foture stockholders who may
become such by direct subscription or money oi
work, will beat ouco equally interested. It wilt
thus be soen that this road presents peculiar in
ducements to meu of moans to ongsge in ita con
struction.
WM. C.SMEDES,
sept 10—tNl President Southern Railroad.
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
r S undersigned have this day formed a Co-part
nership iu the Hack, Salo and Livery Stablo.
undortbe name and stylo oi Freeman, Henderson
A Co. A. FREEMAN,
J.U. HENDERSON,
V. S. HENDERSON.
Savannah, Sept. 1, 1866. sept 1—lm
LtUOAR AND TEA—Just received 10 bbls Crush
0 ed Sugar, 10 do ground Loaf do, 20 do A. B A
C Clarified do, 6 hhds Muscovado do, 10 half chests
Black Tea, loose and in # and k lb pocks, forsale
by DAVID 0‘COaVNR,
aag8 Corner Broughton and Drayton sis.
COFFEE, SUGAR Ae>.
Qri/1 BAGS prime Rio Coffee
4UVJ 100 “ Fair “ '•
60 do Old Government Java do.
60 do Prime Lagu/ra do
10 Hhds. Choice St. Croix Sugar.
10 do do New Orleans do.
15 do do P. R, do.
Chests Fine Hyson Tea
do do Black # lbs Papers
[dies, 12 lbs each, Fine Hyson Tea.
60 do 6 lbs each, do ' do do
60 do 6 do do do Black do
In store and for sale by
SCRANTON, JOHNBTON A Go,
ang6
"'K&WSiooffgr
REdEVED BY WARNOCK A DAVIS. SEPT. 15lh.
A ONES EVELYN, or Beauty apd Pleasure, by G
iJL WM Reynolds; . j. t
The Comical Adventures of David Dufflcks, Ulna,
trated with over two hundred laughable engrav
ings;
George Seton, or ihe Chip Boy of the Dry Dock,
by Samuel Catty;
Tbe Buccaneer’s Daughter, beautifully illustrat
ed, by Ned Buntliue;
^Klen Porcy; or tbe Memoirs of an Actress. by.G
WTfRstyoias;
mow or—
live and Learn, or a Guide for AU Who Wish to
8pe*k or Write Corroeily;
Saratoga, a tale of 1787;'
Magdalen Hepburn,* Story .oMItoScottishRe-
forraatlon, by Mrs Olyphant;
.Victoria, or »he World Oyereome.'by Carolino
Oheosori; * 'jL'jj.-j.
Adv.oUire. oU.mw F Bask wourlb
Hptltl • For lido .tHOCoDsreiaitroot.
plMTPtfE» Sill MCKUa—M naTBp.
JC •-a.dl.lOOdoHpe. -
-.pplng
- ncaui, iviu QO r
tto'reams Wrapping Paper
Pickles,y- ‘ "* *
axlnes.for Septp Wdozen Pickles, received and for oato by
A very deelrabiti-ti_ vv ,
from the city;«uhitalnltig ttbddt - 80L&
Which is cleared A under good andVu to
Tho rlsored fiiud is a rich >ltramy still
adapted for gardeninfflmrpotesi Iherei..
most excolleut water on tho prembtas sad a
■afy • ohtibuiidinHSi negro, bqussa, hina/lL _
balance ofthe Uaet, any 4’/ acres, IsuMlssreiHtUl
and heavily timbered with valuable timber, .aad
*. Tho locality la v very excellsnt^
tho soil ixoellent.
not ono ease or Hlcknees has occurred ec the pram*
isos during tbo whole itiiuo the present proprietor
has owuediit.1 iThisils a chance ror an investment
rarely tu ho mot with, and any person wishing a
quiet private residence near tho city, or any p
desirous of goiug into tbo gardening bikini
■ralso fruit and vegetables for our market,, will
This the plaoo to Hull, .
Vor terms, which wlil he very liberal, IsuUiVeat
our counting mum, 154 Bay Htrect, Titlee umtispula*
ble. < 1 .. . *ug9 ..
"At Private Sale. , . r v
1700 bitabe s Rice, au uxcelleut article for stock
of all kinds - Celt and examine. Prloe 26 carta po*
bfishdl. > Juael9
vi-.nr' ^~~- ■ • To Hoot.
Twogeod stures, under tho bl'iff, at the foot of.
Whitaker street. v . f ; . June 19
■ . Wanted to Purchase
A convenient medlum-slsod house, In a central
location—one fronting ou.a square would be prefor*
rod—for iiuoh an oUe a liberal price would be liven.
^ At Private.Sale.
Thirty eligibl imiMing tots, 60 fret front by 100
to 124 I et deep, i-ituateU on Tayiori Gordon and ■
Gaston streets. Those lota are ou high ground and
rame or them In the Immediate ndgnborliood of the
let Hetected for the rite dr the Pavontioh, Albany
and Gulf Railroad Depot. Term.- same as city'lot-,
vis : oue-Ufth cash, the balance bearing interest lit
six per cent. Juijil» ;i "
HURRAH FOR THh FALL TRADE
. prices,
sides, fresh
W OULD hog
Ho that il
FRESH GROCERIES. FRUIT,
AND VEGETABLES, > •'
W M. U. FAlltlElX is uow prepared to supply
bis vusioiuurs with the liu^i qualities of
NORTHERN FRUITS AND VEORTABLBS,
mlettod writli great care by hta buyer, who remains
at New York during the season expressly for tool
purpose.
Fresh goods Arriving by every atearaer. The fol
lowing vcguUbies por Alabama: , -
1 cralo very fino lurgu Cabbage,
10 bbta cboice eating and cooking Apples,
6 bbta large Ringgold Sugar Pears,
10 bbTa Mercer Potatoes,
8 bbls Beeta and Carrots,
Oulona, red and white,
Tomatoes, Parsnips, Ao.
Groceries per Alabama:
Pekin Compauy V Superior Teas,
.Stuart’s Sugars, every grado, at lowest prices,
A fine useorlinout of i'retervns and Jeitiu
from the manufactory,
Goshen Butter, oitra and other q alities,
Knglish Dairy and American Cheese, veiycholoe.
Biscuit of all kinds, wurran ed irorh,
Su|rai tor Sugar Cured and l*ig Ham*,
Krupp’s Esseuce of Giffeo,,
FroaU Mustard, assorted knglish Pickles, Ac., Ac.
TO which we luvltc the attention of customers.
N II.—All goods gold at my store are warranted
t>i give perfect eaii.-durtion; and all parcel* deliver-
d free or charge to any i»r t of tb- city. ♦
WM. H: FaRRELI ,
reptll coruor Broughton uud Whitakur-sts.
18561 ■■ - ' 1856
RICH FALL DRY GOODS.
GRAY BROTHERS
*K to hiforiu their ir.o <!s and the pub-
their full hupplics of rich tud elegant
IBIS'S' ©©©IBB
have Just arrived—purch w d from tliu mo*t eml-
•mot luipuno.rt i in - country, uud /olcuted'with a
cur.e ii* rt-garus olegutiCi* an 'beauty, which cauuot
lie appre. Inlet until fully ex imiin-d.
We can coufldoutiy vuy tliut our stock of Rich
Dress Goods und \Husks ounnut bo surpassed for-
beauty aud cluganco, and that our Bmuontlo Stock
is a* cheap n< the liko quality of goods can be hail
from here to New York
Amo g our a^nrltneut will bo found the most
elcgunt Uouuced Ro es vmlt ttgutea;
Rich and elegant colored Silks, very cheap;
Lyons’ Velvet Cloaks, trimmed in tho newest and
richest stylo.
Cloth and Moir Antique Cloaks; rich and cheap.
All-wool French Mouslin de Lolnes, now and ele
gant.
Lnplns’ bestali-wool French de tolnee, high colors,
tor misses.
Lupins' best Black Bombazine and Cballoys.
White Merino, Chnliey, do Laine and BombsMne,
very fine. -
Cloths and CasBimeres, a full assortment,
luntatlon Goods bust quality, exceedingly cheap,
liouskceepiugarticles in groat variety, bestquallty
at tbo lowest possible pricos.
Tb« limits of nn advoriisement precludes tho
possibility of i-numoratlng any but few leading ar
ticles.
We would nppoctfolly requost tbo attention of
purchasers to au examination of our stock. feoUng
•umfideat that style, quaUtjr and price, will prove
satisfactory.
GRAY BROTHERS,
sept 16—eodlm 290 Broughton-st.
* GBNERAILNOTICET
CULVER AND GOLD PLATING cun now be done
O at home. Mr. GHAR1J& KEMISH having es
tablished himself permanently, all work in this line
will bo done with dispatch. All repairing of Castors,
foapoto, Candlesticks, Spoons, Forks, or any other
article will be done neatly before plating. All old
diver plate, such os Toasettsor Urns, Forks or
Spoons, will bo re-finishod and made equal to new,
rad at moderate prices. All work or orders left at
m^storc will be attended to prom ‘'~
may 27
-Watch cases galvi
G. M. G1FFIN.
NOTICE.
T IE UNDERSIGNED having this day associated
themseWestogether for tho purpose ot conduct
ing tho Wholesale Grocery Business, and haring
purchased tbe stock or Rodgers A Norris, will here
after continue tho business under tbe firm of Rod
gers. Norris A Oo., at the old stand, corner of Bsy
and Lincoln streets.
JAS. 0. RODGERS,
JAS, A. NORRIS,
GEO. H. JOHNSTON.
JNO. N. BIRCH.
Savannah, Jane 2d, 1866.
Jit
T HE Urin of Rodgers A Norris having this day
been dissolved oy the above association, either
partnor will uso Uio name ortho firm in HqnldoUon.
JAS. G. RODGERS,
JAS. A. NORRIS,
Savannah, June 2d, 1866 Je 2
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
W E, the undersigned, bava this day entered In
to co-partnership for tho purpose or carrying
on tho Grocery and Fruit Business, in the store re
cently oceuplod by John Daily, on Wbltakor street,
next door to W. W. Goodrich, undor the name and
.tyle of Rufus H. Watson A Oo.
RUFUS H. WATBON,
GEORGE W. TAYLOR.
Savannah, Sept 15,1666 sep(20
COBB ON SLAVERY.
A Scriptural examination of the Institution of
Slavery in the United States £wlth Ub objects
ana purposes. By Howell Oobb.
Horton’s Life and Publio Services of Jamit Bt-
ebauan
Irving’s Ule of Washington; cheap edition; vot.
$1,60.
Napier’s History or the Peninsular War; a new
edition, iu 4 voU. 12 mo., with portraits and plans.
Price $7,50. *
Commodore Perry’s Expedition to Japan, wtth
numerous engravings; $5.
Household Mysteries: a Romanco of Southern
Lifo. By LizzioPotlt, of Virginia, author of Light
uud Darkness.
Napoleon’s Confidential Correspondence with tbs
Empress Josephine.
Tucker’s History of the United States, from Us
Colonization to 1841. Voi. 1st,
History of Soci ot Societies and of tbe Republlctn
Party in Franco, from 1850 to 1848.
Bernard Ule, A romance of the Texas Revolu
tion.
W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
V INEGAR, FLOUR, sc —26 bbis ftdar Vinegar
20 bbls White Wine Vinegar
60 boskets quarts and pints Wine
100 boxes asorted qualities Roy ’s Lemon Syrup
26 casks Hit Jert’s Pint Porter
2ft do Joffirey’8 Ambro Ale, pints; landing
and for sale by
auglft HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A CO.
B UTTER AND CHEESE--10 kegs choice Gosbe*
Butor.
25 Boxes New Cheese, landing and for aale by ,
aug 28 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A U>.
McCarthy sm IBI ISUSD
COTTON IK MVKBPOOI,. '
as follows:' . , T r.
"H., 7 bag. farhli color, with a llttla .ball, lot
much; but the peculiarity of this quality lr
plo, and tbo style of. Its cleaning r *
different to tbe usual Roller Gin ■
sample before bandliug, has some i
of having been Saw Ginned. On eL_ _
Over, shows that all tbe staple, both
and uniformity, ba* boon preserved,
greater degroo of freedom and kindr
iHven rj the process. This remark
or less to mil the marks of this shf '
instance, the staple i* stout and a (
without belug fine, is not course.”.
The undersigned; agent*
Gins,' always have a sunpl
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