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6 only, tepiUKuL V. S O. WNkBto,- QflRnraa street ..■SS hi«otnoo tv t'' Brolinhtoh stMci; lu Dalley'sBulldl few lire. V t* Broughton aired, lu Halley'a Building, n Ou the drat of Ooleber tho Night Guard 'li'--BiyHorwr“ •.our* uum Hr will bo act at I, I*. M. Mayor. loptUfi —rllouor, 3. BRYAN, chior I'oiico. l.'.Ol.MHV^ClriiJHN^OP CHATHAM vj» 1 aiu a caudidalo tbr’ro-olecUou to the of* Mr tloo of Receiver of Tax Boturua In January uexi, juid roHiwolfUlly sullolt yuur^uQVagea,^^ TO TUB VOTMRI OK DH ATM AM~ COUNTY. Kollow olliiena, I am a candidate at tho Mr d huu u, in Jauuary next, (hr the office of Tax Uillectnr, and aollolt your supjwrh^^^ Savaunah, 8q>U 80lh, IBM. oetl IX)IIKKCBIVKR OP TAX HRTIrTI, Fellow oliiaena, I hereby aunounco my- Par self a candidate Air the a boro named office, aun v^FcUuUy ask your support. not 1 U> B. BEE. 110 IVB'8 COTTON HARVESTER* Tuu great desideratum of Planters fa final- AT ly ubialnod in the 8UooeaaA)l Invention of liowo’ii Colton Harvester. with which ono hand can pick aa much uotton ha Uvo In the ordinary way. biMdiM <*vlug au iraraenso amount of labor. What Wmtnoy’s vjintimoin lijn Its after stage, Howo’s urvoAior t* In picking. For mrilior Inrormauou, apply to A. Wllatim, m Bay street, Agunt Air the State* of Georgia and Florida. j r-« . loihe Patrons of tlu Sav’h lleorgiau jjgfm Alt debts duo to the Georgian previous t Mr tho uili instaut, are payable only to the uu designed. Notes aud aooounta duo lu tUe city wil »o pfiMiMitod liumoiiiatoly, aud all debts duo in the country will be forwarded by nu oarly mall. laid being tue first time (but tbo undersigned ho8 .mbllcly appealed to hi* lato patron, he feels that they will uot cotidlder tilm unreasonable in urging •!|mui them the necessity for Immediate payment. Remittance.* limy bo made directly to the uuilor- *iguoil, or to H. II. Hilton .X Co., whoso recolpl will no valid. PHILIP J. PUNCH, .rivuiiunh, May -0, I860. ltiyl8-lawd&W *r o «"5C ast*s* mmnr. fhu subduribcrd oiler tor sale u largo aud varied isjortmeni ol second-hand printing material, suffi cient to establish a complete Job Office, with but 1'ii.t additional articles, cousi-tiug in pari of—Oue u iiiiicfout of small pica, os good os uew, and vari ous fouls of joe type; one super royal luiud-preds; «ue U«io & Co s proof-proas, latest improvement, uew, urn er w e largo imposing stones, new; dou ble aud single auds; coses, comimsiug sticks,col- mu,: ••ate.', gull • s, chosen, etc., etc., together with .itrioiii otner a 1 ides pertaining to a uewspaper r ,,i, K. B HU,TON k CO. * ' 8[ l VOH’8 OFFICE, I UCT 1(1 f»A* a.v.naii, 5th or August, 1S50. J mu utt’NKKs uF DUGS, aud all others whom It JL nny concern. Von are hereby notified to keep your Hogs la and pivvent them from going ut large within tho City l.i. lit-' Any u»g liiund going at largo after this notice, »n-l ;:ifd tin* Udth day of .September next, shall bo X 'T.V j KIHV’D. C. ANDERSON, Mayor. An-'t. Enw'o. G Wnso.v, Clerk of Council. TV MILLS'A tVltiLfA¥d,' DEALERS IK H0MKST.1U, FOREIGN AND F A * DRY GOODS. .Vo, i-i'J Congresa-tt., Savannah, Ga. i »a i. ’.VEL1.S, formerly of Beaufort Hist. S. C, J i&ui‘.*iil.US WILLIAMS, u driven Co., Ga. s is • ; .. Ki-.-K. j. h. navis. w. u. loxu. UUStS, DAVIS 6t LONG, > vi MISSION MERCHANTS SAVANNAH, GA. timy jo t. tooxxrr. a. d. sxxlumm. LOCKETT & SHELLINGS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND SHIPPING AGENT?, Savannah, Ga. iVitl atuiud u> the soiling of nil kinds of produce strictattention given to receiving and forwarding goiils.may 31 ly Auction A Commission House, Macon, (in a. ii. nioi.Auaiu.ii>, General Agent and Auctioneer, Solicits from h& friends consignments of evorj description. Takes orders for Cotton. #9" Special attention given to the sulos of Roal Estate, .hocks aud Negro property, at public and private sales. Prompt returns and dispatch. Reference—0, A. U. lAilAR, incUAU JAH. w, okkkx. u. y. HMOlir GREEN * SMOOT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW WlXrt TUOMAOTO.V, OA. IuSn bilbo, ' , Ordluary of Cluxtliam County, AND ATTORNEY AT LAW. office in the Court Uouue. ray 13 "ANTHONY HcSVEEum; ATTOBNBT AT LAW, Savannah, Georsla. Office ou Bay street, over the Bank of da van* nob. _ vnaylS htl. poking,' ATTORNEY AT LAW, Corner of Ray mid. Whitaker Streets, SAVANNAH. tub tut 3moa A. K. WKMJUT, 4 I*. K. BaVAOX. WRIGHT & SAVAGE, ATTORNEYS AT LA IF, BRUNSWICK, GA. jyl9 ' JONH »: bowen; ENGINEER, AROHITBOT AND SURVEYOR, mitXKIt OK 0HATTON AND BKTAN-RTH., (Above C A. L. famar.) jy6—Gra ; “ A. MoALPINdTBROTHERS, Lumber, Mill and Brick Yards. *N*i»t 5 SAVANNAH, OA. _ r. J. OObKN. WJt. .STAHB, Jr. B. a. UARDXX, OGDEN, STARR & CO., Shipping and Oommisaion Merchants, BAY-HTBBET. SAVANNAH. OA. PATTEN, HUTTON « CO., FACTORS. Fonvurdiug und Commission Merchants, Bay-street, Savannah, Ga. E. GUMMING. ATTORNEY AT LAW, fCbUly IKWINTON, OA. c. 4. tlAHHUO.V. A. 0. NCUXHII HARRISON A McGEHEE, AUCTION, COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND forwarding Iflerdiants. 5D A\'I» til BROADSTRKKT, COLUMBUS, OkOKOIA. *•* I'.iriiculAi-ultcution given to the hhIok of Real Eitato, Negroes and Produce. 4?* Liberal advances made on .Vegroo* and Mer< ehaudliii! KKIKHKNCKH; HUaE. PATTEN & CO. ) GUNBY ti DANIEL, yColumbua, Gs. Sf EWART, GRAY « CO. J RUSE, DAVIS It LONG. > 0 WM. WKIUHT, 'f SttTUHll.il> YOU.VG, ATKIKS n UUNHAU. I . , , a A. UlluiSMK f: CO., f Apttlioblool. II. S. SMITH, | lloblfo, Alabama. UOt ‘Jd ly B. ELLIS, Kiwlor and General Commission Merchant no; 71 BAT-8Tusrr, batankah, oa., 'waM ro—MoaBra. Clagbornk Cunningham. 1 A IVonttaa, Ogden, Starr A Co., Savannah; J Tnonapson, Ronton. ! ootI WM. At-'nuCTOUUPER. 4X0. oocm TBAfiVR COUPER Of FRASER, FACTORS k GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Bay Htroet, Savannah, Ga. ftnyii R. J. DAVANT, JR, FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERGANT, No. 07 Bay Street, jyM Savannah, b a __ ATTORNEY AT-LAW, tUOKAtWlU.it, tUOKAM C0U4JT, OA. ah b'Minerftf entruetod to Ula care will receive prompt attention. Iyr—marl7 ***** II. UODUKBH. * ‘ rfAXKU A. NOKKW RODGERS 6i NORRIS, (late Crane H Rodgera, WUOLBSALB OBoOeBS, BAY-HTHKRT, BAVAKNAU. 1,18M, ye,, JHCFEBSON ROBKHT8, OENBBAL COMMISSION merchant AND DEALER IN Cimbor and Lumber. SA VANN AH, Ga. A T, , Wood and lumber. L|. kinds of Wood, Boards. Plank) , Joint, timber. Shingle#, Light-wood, Posla I astern * n ‘ l I’allluga, lor sale, at wholesale a >1 retail, uw ror cahu.ou tu« now wharf r«,v*t>tlv e tried on “•Lumber Yard of Robert A. Allen ct ““MS-lyW M. S. LMJU10N K THH 1 aubscrlbor being' about to partlUon birthotwoologantund ootnlnndlotta atn- rloRovor Dr. Urantloy H Drug store Into ollU’CH, onhrMUiduh. IUt rent by lift of No- text. • ciuiuJi* aiiOLL, «epl 20 ' Acplltteut. wuii ; — THE fourth story yet Ur. Brantley’s Drug i Store. Apply to CHARLES SHOLL, 1 Architect. Apply sopl 'JU— to nfihiT. 1 , A STORK AND 0WELLING ou tho «er- fier of Houston and Powth Broad oireot lot tie, The stand is well established, amt tlrt suitable Ibr a Bar Booth and Oyster For particulars apply on the.premluos. Wpt25-lW " FOR RENT. A WHARF STORK under 174 Bay slrot IXwiesslon given 1st October. Apply to TISON k GORDON. WaHSii. " And imssosshm given ou tho first of Oc- tober. that northern half or tho brink build ing situated ou Tatnnll and tho head of iGofdou Wtreeta, occupied by Mrs. Cootwr; _ ellgbtful location and very uonvenioutly IIiiIhIuuI, with gas and wator. Also, two tenement* of brick on Muutgnmory aud .louos streot, very comfortable, all now and In good repair; possession given on tlie 1st Novomber. sept 4-lm- OLIVER M. I.ILt.tBhlUGK. hiuorttgo Vussngo........ H . M* ■ijtiiiiwrs of Cotton by tuese.Htuutfflihhw will please luku notice, that no Dfithh will bo received ut t/.o praises that U not UDUMcfllyhfiifWdiAithoodgo •fill.* ,lw»|r. oetl . FOR BOSTON,—.Tim newTaS. ALBA, (Cantuln Taylor, will moot with prompt dcs for the above port. For frolglit apply to ctl HUNTER H GAMMELU Mi FOB SALE ■ A VALUABLE LOT, uuar tho Central Railroad Dopot. about tIO x 100 fw>t. This I Ait la feo simple. Ou tho premises are three uomfbrtablo Wooden BUILDINGS, wmuti rent for band per aniium. Torms moderate. Apply to • J. U OUUBKDGE, sept 2U Agent. i- ATLANTA HOTEL. ATLANTA, ■ i i ■ GEORGIA. J. J. UBSLBR, Proprietor. a Lair, of the Verandah Hotel, New Orleans. Passengers per Evening Trains will find Supper ready ou the arrival of the Cars. may 14 MERCHANTS’ HOTEL, JAC JS&8mhlfc. M BOARD rKK DAY.. BOARD m WKKK.... BOARD PKK MONTH.. . ,mayl3 MILLS HOUSE, OOBNBR MEETING AND QUEEN-STREETS, OUAIlUtt»ON. B. V. M THIS House is now adapted to all the wants of tho Travelling Public, aud the ef forts of the Proprietor will bo to deserve tholr patronage. mar 81 THOMAS X. NICKERSON. DENNI8H OLL \N D, •NOTARY PUBLIC AND SHIPPING MASTER, Solicits tbo patrouago or masters or vossels and others requiring the service* of a Notdtry Public or Shluplng Ma-ter, and will attend promptly to all luuiness entrusted u»»»««utro. lm—sep6 REMOVAL. Tho subscriber lms removed to the store oast of Sir. O’Conner, corner of Drayton und [IA Broughton streets, adjoining the Marshall •JLL House, where he Is prepared to mako to or der Gentlemen’s Coats, Pants, Vests, &c., iu a niun- nor to suit tho most ruilidious. Geutlomen furnishing tholr own materials will fln l it to their advantage. Cash must bo puid for workmanship in all oases, as thero will be no books kept op -n. Cutting for men and boys attended to; aud all culling Jobs must bo paid tur on dolivory. Unitorms of all kinds made according to tho Unit- ad States’ Regulations. W Youug men desirous or becomlug good cut- tors of all garmonts bot aging to the trade can be taught in six lessons, ut 83 a lesson. Those who will patronize ino will Und prices to suit the times. M. CKARKY, Agent sept 18—lm T^LDUR.—000 sacks**• Carmichael’s” Flour, just JU received and for sale ou favorable torms by sept -5 WEBSTER & PALMEd. MAGAZINES. H ARPER’S New Monthly Magszino 'for October. Godoy’s tody Book lor October. Aithur’s IIomoMagJzluo for October. Peterson’s New Monthly for October. Received und for sale by WARNOCK & DAVIS; sept :16 161) Congress streot. Qi | Barrels Applos, Mercor Potatoes, Rod Onions, 0 Vi Tomatoes, Buvgalow Pours, mid 600 Cab bage*, in Unre and for sale by sept 25 J. D. JESSE. TinioBS^SWfiKS; ANIEI. OBONIN Upholster, 26 Brvan^t. would respectfully aunouuoe to the oitizemi oi .vannahthat he Is ready to make and put down Carpets.Oil Cloth, Matting, &o., atthe Bhorlestno ire, and ou the most reasonable terms, octfi-tf J UST RECEIVED, per late arrivals from’ Now York, a superior article or Flnted Skirt*, and lor sale by J. W. THRELKAI.D, sept 2 Congress and Whitakor sts. B UTTER’AND CHEESE.—5 firkins oxtra choice Goshen Butter; lOboxos of English Dairy and now Cream Cheoso, received and Tor salo by soptlO J. p. JESSE. ' GENERAL NOTICE. ’ S ILVER AND GOLD PLATING con now bo done at homo. Mr. CHARLES KEMISH having es tablished himself permanently, all work in this line will bo dono with dispatch. All repairing ofCnstors, Teapots, Candlesticks, Spoons, Forks, or any other articlo will be done noatly before plating. All old silver plate, such os Teasetts or Urns, Forks or Spoons, will be re-finlshcd and made equal to uew, aud at moderate prices. All work or orders left at my store will bo attended to promptly. P. S,—Watch cases galvanized. may27 G. M. GIFFIN - ton. patch for act * . Tiiirx'iWv' iiK—‘rim ,liii> oWraffiX, Ouptulu He*feo*, will have ()o*|Ntioh for lim »ir. nlmvo not t For f» tight apply to iwl|. HUNTER &.GAMMKI.L. FOVl UH VitLESTON DlUKCT. AH Tho fiiporior steamer GORDON, J. P. Commander, having boon thoroughly ovorhuulod and lurnlslntJ with a now Intllor, will run rogntaiij,— iwlcoa week—hot ween Savuntnili and CTiarlestnn : h aving Savannah every bitnisduy und Saturday anuriioniMi at d o’clock, aud returning will luavc Cliarlot-ton every Monday and Friday afternoons, at A o’olo-'k. For tfelalit nr passage apply to J. P. BROOKS, Agent, • nwpt fid Charleston wharf FtVT FKKIGHT OR CHARTER—The A I .Biripto ISAAC H. DAVIS, Captain Hand ,'400 itrlhen—rail lake the bulk of 1,000 bahts cot-' Apply to C. A. GREINER, wr i*ti1 i, Adei.I’T 11 a .—I Ikrox’s'- Tj>k-- First Vm-wrIi,—The selir. FANNIE, Captain Icuiibn, now loading, will have immediate dls pattdi. For freight tMigagoments apply to septlK OH\S. A. GREINER. for i*HIU DKU’il IA —riie”itiimu.il fust jSalliugschr It W TUI.I* A ill Strowbrldgo, master For freight, apply to atiglU _C. A._GREINKK. FOJt LIV'ERPUDJ,.— rbu A I Arnuriuau ship FALCON. Patton nutstor, having tv large |«»rtitm r.f freight engaged, will meet with dispatch ns above, for lialance of cargo, apply It* mtlGHAM, KELLY k CO. FOIL DHAIEIIY’8 FERRY, AND .ILL THE IN’lEHMl DIATE LANDINGS ON THE SAVANNAH RIVER. The new Uou steam packet BlVAN Captain Hitdmrd Johnson, will leave Charleston wharf every ^Friday morniug, at 10 o’clock, punctually, l\>r Dettwry T a Ferry, an l all intermedi ate landings ou the Savannah River. 419“ The Swan has superior accommodations for passengers. For freight engagement.* apply to i.upDld- _ JOHN RI0HAUD3QN. Niagara falls, (lie Lakes & Canada aUOUTIST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE. Per Steamship Keyslony State, via Philadelphia NOTICE, C ONSIGNEES per Schr. M. E. WELLS, from Bos ton, will pleaao attend to tbo receiving of their ;oods from the vessel discharging at Buker’s Vharf, (foot of Abereorn Htroet) All goods ro. malning on the wharf after sunset will bo stored at tho risk and oxponso or tho consignees. sop26 OGDEN, STARK & CO. B UTTER aud Cheese—10 firkins oxtra choice Goshen Butter, and 40 boxes of selected Cheese, all sizos, received per Bteamcr Alabama, sept 2b J. D. JESSE. T.G. & A. L. ROWE, 'MANUFACTURERS IAMB IMPORTERS OF LINSEED OIL, 188 FIIONT-STREET, sept 26-lnt NEW.YORK. sum, 1 1 T ills unis connoots at Thiladolphla with the Grout Vqrth-Westoru Railroad Route, through to Niagara Fills and Uulfalo, iu sixteen hours from l'llilildolj.hL.. I'ti rough Ticket*, with tho privilege or stopping at 1‘liila telphiu, aud latormcdlato points, Tor salo by tho Agent. Karo P‘ Niagara Fulls or Uufihlo .$28 “ Elmira 28 • Canandaigua 27 CHARLES A. GREINER, Agent. J28 Savuuaah, Georgia. CABIN PASSAGE TO NEW YORK <$>‘25 00. Seml-Wcukly United States Mall Line TO NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE-WHEEL ■ dteainshi|»— "nNOXnLLK,. 1,500 tous..Capt. C. D. Ludlow. AUGUSTA .... 1,500 “ ..Caf>t. Thomas Lyon. FIAMUDA \,»0U “ ..Capt. M.S. Woodhull. ALABAMA.... 1,300 “ ..Capt. G. R.Schonck. WILL LKAVK IUVA.V.VAH KVXRY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. TIicbo ships arc among tho largest on the coast, unsurpassed lu spued, safety aud comfort, making their passages In fifty to sixty hours, and aro com manded by skillful, careful and pollto officers.— Having olegunt state-room accommodations, they offer a most desirable conveyance to New York. Cabin Passage to Now York.... $25 Steerage Passago to Now York.............. 8 PADELFORD, FAY k CO., Savannah. SAM’L L. MITCH1LL. 13 Broadway, fob 5 • Now York. Ui 8. Mall Line FOR PALATKA, FLA., Via Darien, Brunswick, SL Marys, Oa., tbrnandi- na and Jacksonville, Picolata anti Black Creek, Fla, m THE steamer WELAKA, Capt. N King, will leave for tbo above places FerTSatmtay Morning, at 10 o’clock. This boat has large aud airy State Room accom modations, and taking the Inland Passage, olforh every Inducement to Invalids and others. Freight will bo takcu for Trader’s Ilill aud inter mediate lauding#ou St. Mary’s River. No freight will be taken after U o’clock. For freight or passage apply on hoard at tbo Florida Steam packet wharf, or to Jy25 CLAtmtmS >V CUNNINGHAM. UNITED STATES MAIL LINE. F>r I’alalka, Eatl Fla., via Darien, Brunntrick, St. Marys, Frnawlina, JiwkomoiUe. Middleburg. (Black Creel:,) and Ricvlala. The now aud elegant stoampackcl DARLINGTON, Capt. Brook, leaves every Tuesday morniug, ut 10 o’clock, for thu abovo places. Freight will bo taken for Trader’s Hill aud inter- modluto landings ou St Mary’s River. tHT No freight will bo taken altor 0 o'clock. For froight or passage, having excellent state, room accommodations, apply ou board, at tho Flori da Stoumiwckel Wharf, near tbo Gas works, or to Jy25 CLAGIIORN & CUNNINGHAM, Ag’ls. WM. M. LAWTON & 00. Clinfluatou, Soutlt Carolina. SEA ISLAND COTTON AND RICE PaU- TORS. U.WAiNWKiaitTBACOT[ William M.Lawton' posKt’n T. Dill. f Wixuokn Lawtonty. aitg 29 cud4in EDUCATION. DARIEN ACADEMY. T HE TRUSTEES or the above named institution announce to the public, that this Academy will bo oponod ou the first Monday la November “B. Tho princiiml, Col. s. Spencer, uu cxpciieuccd teacher, comes well recommended by bis former , j*atrons and other gcntlomen of highest respeota- Recommondcd to us, as ho Is, ns well as from our own knowledge of Col. Spencer, wo commend him and tho Academy to the patrouago or our frleuds at homo aud abroad. Miss A. M. Spencer will assist in tho Female and Junior department. For furthor Information, anply L. M. BTDUNT, Sec’ry. sept26 TOTGICUERS, Literary Institutions, eto. IYISON * PH1NNEY, 321 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Publish tho American Ed ucatlonal series of improved SCHOOL & COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS. 49-Full Descriptlvo Catalogues sent pre-paid in cluding stroug testimonials rrom eminent Teachers, South and North; terms Tor speoij mon copies, Ac. eep26—lrad&w /COFFEE.—500 bags Fair to Choice KloCollob; 100 \J bags and pockets Java OofToe; 100 bags to- guyraCoflbo. In store and for sale by scpt28 HOI COMBE, JOHNSON* CO. S UGAIU-15 hhds Choice Porto Rico Sugar; 6 do Fair Orleans do; 10 do Cuba do; 10 do Musco vado do: inatoro and for sole by sep 26 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON k Co. BOARD OF HEALTH. Savannah, 24th Sept., 1856 A regular mooting of the Board or Heultli bold this night, tbo following prcamblo and resolutioni wore offered and adopted: • Whereas, It has boon rotwrteil In one or inoro of the New York city papers, that Mr. Fisher, Into the Clerk of tho steamer Augusta, running between tills city and New York. has receutly died In that city of yellow fever; und whereas, It is a known fact that yellow fever has been prevailing in and about tbo city or Now York Tor tho past six weoks. Be It Resolved, That ills the deliberative opinion of this Board, that if tho said FDhor died of yellow fever, he died of a disease which ho contracted in ornoar thecitvofNow York. Inasmuch as thero la not now. ana has not been this year, a cose of ye! low fever in or near this city. Resolved, That the above be published in the city papers, and that the New York Day Book and other New York papers friendly to tho South, be roquasted to wpjr. sept 26 ’. Lawrxnck, M. I)., 8oc’y B. II. U. M. GRIFFIN, SUCCESSOR TO LATE M. EASTMAN, Corner of Bryan aud Whitaker Streets. HAS uuw on hand n beautiful as sortment of Jewelry of ovory dls- crlptlou and kind worn by ladles' aud gontlemon. uud will sell at Uuusually low prices, 1 have ibis day received (per Express) u largo stock of olegaut Slvor Ware, ^insisting of Cake aud Pie Knives, plalu uud eugraved Fish Knives ami Forks, Pickled Knives aud Forks, Kuivos, Forks and Spoons, Napkin Kings, Nutmeg Graters, &o. Ac., all iu Morocco cases, and suitable for presents. I huvo al30 this day received an addition to my stock ol hulrwork of light colorod Curls, Topsya. Druids,Front Pieces, Bauds, Undo Tom, Ac., which now makes my assortment complete. Orders received for any color desired. Watches repaired by and under tho supervision or self, und all othor work done lu a workmanlike manner, aud war runted. may 26 OGLETHOPE MEDICAL COLLEGE S A V A N N AH G E O-’RG I A, T HE Regular Course of Lectures In tho above In stitution, will cointnouco on tho First Muuday in November next. The Facility Is constituted as follows, viz. II. 1h BYRD, M I)., Prof. Principles and Practice, of Medicine. HULMES STEELE, M. D., Prof. Olwtrles aud dls- osvs of Wo mon ami children. WESLEY C. NORWOOD, M. D., Prof. Materia Modlcu, aud Medical Jurisprudence. THOMAS H. CHI VERS, M. D., Frof. Physiology and Puthology. JAMES S. 5IOREL, M. D., Prof. Anatomy. J. W. BENSON, M. D., Prof. Principles aud Practiuo or Surgery. LAWRENCE J. ROBERT, M D., Prof. Medical Chemistry. WILUaMT. FKAY, M. D., Emeritus, Prof, of Chemistry. E. J. OLIV tomy. Feo.*. fur the full course, $105 Matriculation $5, Demonstrator $10, Graduation $30. For further information, address H. L BYRD, M. I). Deau. -opt 17 2mwt>v VEROj*, M. D„ Demonstrator of Ana- HUNT'S UirROVED SEWING MACHINES. D ESIGNED Expressly for making Bags—aud .which is decidedly superior to any other mouhiuo for that purpose. SikioI or skein thread can ho used of an; ■ : - lrod lauath, aud which will not uuod to be clu .» r. 1 uutil tue whole Ib usod. Bug manaufacturoii aln and Flour merchants are particularly Invited ill and examine it nt 135 Con press street. May25. ALFRED WEBSTER,Gen. Agt WANTED, L HIRER HUNDRED ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to act as local and traveling agents in a business easy, useffil und honorable, at a salary of $100 per nmthA capital or $5 only required t No patent mcdlcluo or book business. Full particulars given (froe) to nil who ouclose a postapo stump or a three cent plcco, and address A. B. MARTYN. riepl22—w3m Phiistow, N. H. WM. 8. DANIELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SAVANNAH, OA. Offloa oyer Thomas M. Turner k Co.’a Draf tore, Bay street. myT TAKE NOTICE. P URCHASERS will havo tooir goods delivered froo or expense with quick dispatch from the ^avauuah Orocory aud Fruit Dopot, corner Brough- ’on aud Whitaker streets. na-1 would call the attention or Fruiters gener ally to ray well aelectod stork or G rocorles, recoiv- ng dally. je23—tf W.tt FARRELL. [ I'AL PRI25D ■ ,000. ’.u Alabama Lottery, rttlltUOKUHl »V Tllli CTIIK 0. ttU#»»tt.) Inntjimi ftlililarij ilcaitrmq iCatterq CLAUS ll. s ’th be drawii In the City of Montgomery. Alabama, in public, ou FRIDAY, .October loth. I860, on the plan or , r SIN GNU NUMBERS! ttAMUH. 8WAN.BMIB! »ll,OIIU Tllik.u Only I I • Prizes uinuuiitllig to 200,000 Dollars ! IJNiiLVALli£p HOtlI’UM 101 1 prize itf $5e,U0U Is ,3>!)U,DOO 1 do do 20,001) W........ 20,000 1 do do... ... 20,0110 Is 20,000 t du du . 10,000 Is........ 10,004 1 du do 10,0(W i«. 10,000 5 do dn 5,000 Is 5,000 2 du dn 1,600 Is 6,000 2 dn do 1,000 Is.. 000 ; 20. dll do 600 Is 10,000 50 dll do.; 3Ut) is 16,000 75 do do 2001* 16,000 '•.U»0 do ilo 100 1s 10000 126 du do HO l* 7,500 p prize* id'$400 appruxltii’g to$tl0,000are 1,000 , 4 “ 300 , 20,000 are 1,900 4 “ 260 '• 30,000 am 1,000 4 •• 170 •• 10,000 are 800 4 •• 200 10,000 aro 700 I •• 160 •• 6,000 are 000 s •• 00 8 •* -10 80 •* 35 200 .inn • 26 20 2,600 are 480 1,000 arc 320 500 ure 2,800 300 arc 6,000 200 aro 0,o00 1,000 prizes aimniutiug to.$200,000 I’KICK IIP TlfKKW. Whole rickets $10; Halves $5; tjuarlers $2 60. ’Hie Alabama and Georgia Lotterles, as channels of luvestmonl, present iuduooiucuts over any known sohe-no. Tho experience the public have had or the munagcmentot the*e Lotteries, thu largo amount of'prizes sold, the promptness with which they have been puid, are tlm best guarantees tliut thi'y will always be conducted In thu most honora ble manner. PLAN OK TUB LOTTBKY. There are 30,000 tickets numbered from 1 to 30,- OIW. Thero arc 380 full l’rizes and 020 Approxim- lions—making lu all 1,0<J0 Prizes. Thu drawing takes place in public, uuder the su- porlntcndonco of two sworn Commissioners. The Numbers from 1 to 0,000, corresponding with those numbers ou the Tickets printed on sopa- rato slip* or paper, aro ouclrclod with small tin tubes, and placed lu ono wheel. The first 380 l’rlzos, similarly prlutod and ouclr clod, ure placed in anothur wheel. The wheels ui o theu revolved, aud tho number is drawu from tho whoel id numbers, mid at thu same thno u Prize is drawu from tho other wheel. Tho number and prize drawn out nroopeuod uud exhib ited to the audience, aud i ogUtoruu by tboCommis- lloncr, tho Prize being placed against tho uumber Irawu. This operation Is repeated until all tho Pri ses aro drawn out. AmtOXIMATlON PHIZES. The two procoding and tho two succeeding Num bers to those drawiug the first 200 prizes will bo entitled to the 800 Approximation Prizes, a< eordlug to the £ohumo. In ordering Tickob enclose tho mouoy to our ad dress fur thu Tickers ordored, on receipt of which thoy will be lorwurdod by first mall. The List of Drawn Numbers uiul Prizes will bo sout to purchasers immediately niter the draw ing. ^-Purchasers will plouso write their signatures plain, and give their post office, county and State. tST Rcinombcr that ovory prise Is drawn, and pnyabloiu full without deduction. tssr Ail prizes ol $l,uuO uud underpaid Immedi ately after tho drawiug,—other prlzcPat tho usual time of thirty days. All communications strictly confidential. Ordors Tor Tickets should b6 sent iu cariy. l’rizoTickets cusbud or renewed iu other Tickets ut olthor offico. Ordors for Tickets cun be addressed either to * S. SWAN & CO.. Allunta, Ga., or 8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala., or septl8 BOX; 88, Suvunnab.'Ga NOVEL SCHEME!! CAPITAL* PiUSfiE $40,000 3,280 PRr/.lS-L()WEST“PRI/,K $49. More than Ono Prize to every Ten Tickets l PRIZES GUARANI KED! aMaanmflsiftijv [AOTHOKIZKD BY TIIK KTATK OK IlKOKOU/j FORT <4 AINES ACADEMiIlOTI'ERY. CL.1S- 20 To bo drawn in the city of Atlanta, Ga., iu public, on FRIDAY, October 24,1850, mi the pluu of SINGLE NUMBERS Ml 4*ir* Purchasers In buying 10 Whole Tickets, (whin tho numbers end in 1, 2,3, 4,6, 6,7, 8, 0, u) are guaranteed a Prize ol $40— Halves and Quarters in proportion. SAMUEL SWAN & CO., Mnnnffcni. :)l),OOOTlckctir—.1,5480 Prizes. PlilZETAMOUNTINU TO $ 2 0 4, 0 0 0!! Will lie distributed according to tbo following ORIGINAL SCHEME! 1 prize ol $40,000 is $40,000 1 “ 12,000 is 12,000 I •• 6,000 Is 6,000 l 1 ‘ 2,000 1s 2,000 l •» 1,000 1s 1,000 1 “ 1,000 1* 1,000 It) prizes III 200 aro 2,000 too “ Of...., UMI sro 10.000 100 « 70 are 7,000 AI’I’KOXIXATJON KKIZKJ. 4 prizes of 160 app’g to $40,000 prize, aro COC 4 “ 125 “ 12,000 prizo, aro 600 4 •* 100 “ 6,000 prizo, aro 400 4 “ 76 “ 2,000 prizo, are 300 8 '» 50 “ 1,000 prize, are 400 40 ' “ 45 “ 200 prize, are 1,800 3,000 *• 40 are 120,000 3,280 prizes amounting to $204,000 Whole Tickets $10—Hulvos $5.00—Quarters $2.60, PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. 'the numbers from 1 to 30,000, corresi>ondtag with those numbers on tho Tickets prlutod ou sep arate slip* of paper, arc encircled with small tin tubes, and plucod iu oue wheel. Tho first 210 Prizes, similarly prlutod auil en circled, are placed in anothor wheel. The whocls aro then revolved, und a Number Is drawn from tho whoel of Numbors, uud at tho samo time a Prize is drawu from thu othor wheel. Tlie number and Prizes drawn out aro opened und exhibited to the audienco, aud registered by tho Commissioners, tho Prize being placed against the number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the Prizes are drawu out. AmiuxiMATio.v Pkizk*—Tho two preceding and the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing tbo tirrt lf> Prizes will bo entitled to tho 64 Approxi mation Prizes, according to tho Scheme. S3,oou Prizes of $40,000 will be determined by tlut-luht iL'iire ol'tlie number that draws thu $40,000 Prize. For example, if tho number drawing tbo $4 >,-i u i’r zn ends with No. l,tbcn atl 'the Tickets where thu number ends in 1 will bo eutitled to $40. If tho Ximibor ends with No. 2, thou all tbo Tickets whoro tliv number cuds in 2 will be eutitle4 to $40, and so on to o. GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS. As, by this Scheme, oue Ticket in every 10 U guaranteed to draw $40, wo will sell Certificates ol Packages of 10 Ticket*, (where tho numbers end in 1,2,3, 4,5,6, 7,8,0, O,) at the following rates, which is tho risk on them. All that they draw over tbo amount guaranteed accrues to tho purchaser. CortlUcoa of I’ackago of 10 Whole Tickets $00 “ ♦' 10 Half “ 30 “ “ 10 Quarter “ 15 It will be perceived, by this plan, that for $60 tbo f iurcbaser has a Certificate of 10 Tickets, when U in buys Tickets he would only got for that sum 6 Wholes, thus by buylug Cor ideates ho has four raoro chances tor lurgor Prizes—Halves und Quar ter Packagesiu proportion. IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES. Enclose tho money to our address Tor tho Tickets ordered, ou receiptor which they will ho forwarded by first mull. Tho drawn numbers will be forwardod to pur chasers imraodlatoly after the drawing. $9r Purchasers will please write tholT signatures plain, aud glvo their Post Office, County and State. Remember that ovory prize is drawn, and paya ble In full without deduction. All prizes of $1,000, nud uuder, paid Immediately after the drawiug—other prises at the usual time of thirty days, full without deduction. tar AU communications strictly confidential. Prizo tickets cashed or rcuewod in othor tickets at either office. Ordors lor tickets or certificates can bo addressed either to S. SWAN k CO., Atlanta,.Ga., or sept 30 S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala O ALL AT GRIFFIN’S and you will find tho mot beautiful assortment of small Fancy Articles In china and gold ornamented, consisting in partol Jowol boxes, faucy do, reticules, florets, boquot va ses, cables, drackct grondolas, small do, cologne bottles, ribbons, cologno, lantern bluo florets, can- dlc8Uck8, and last though not (oust useful, match boxes, a very tasty selection andsomtffikhignow on- * Successor to the late M Eastman, Jy5 Corner Bryan and Whitaker*!*..* CO. OF NEW YORK.. -11": A JIB taking Marinu Rink* nt tholr 1 JL comer of Drayton-arid fllyaii streets. Approved Risks will- bo lakuii ’ini ilburaiMom*. and thu usuulcredit gl veffiou Premium Notos-’ l'hrao quarters of the bunluo** will lm returned to thu cm* luiuors lu Kurlp; • 41, A« L. Luiunr, Ibbl9 Aguutla Nivttinab. : rtmtoirg:- auiathcrii MutuiU iiitmrnme UoiapHny, ( NimtiiL-rn Matiiui Life In*. Oompiuiy, lluint- liuiuiiii i- Company, of N. korli, 9|iritigf|dil Fire ik Jlarlno in*, Corn’y, Risks In tho above liisuranoo Companies underla kon by WIL- mwa k SONS, Agcnte, ’• it ! No.-aw Hay *trebt. • davuuuuh, 14th iMpunmur, i»55. deul-4 V’iue. MA-uiSic anuTikk l i\ U ii A iN-JP r.. .vo. in, HM-VtBMtoi CAI-lTAL UHl-UBHUNTEI), Hiiiii’lf l-'ulir illilllon Uoiiun, llv tb» iulii,wtbg.bn)uttttiblubu)ctt UmipablM. Clmrlt i* Oiili 1,1ft AiittUrHlivu Cillu|iKii, t or M. urrouD, st. (d<|Ultoble Flie Insurance Compiiny, OP LONDON. Farmers* and Mcclmnlcs’ Fire, JUarlne and Lllb Iiuiuraiice Company, OF FU1LAUBLPU1A. Bridgeport Fire und Marine lusurunce Company, OF BHIDOKPORT, UT. tarT..e subscriber will oll'cot Insurance to auy amount in all pArts of the State ou every demiriptlou or proporty. Life Insurance, ui auy amount, at Uw lowest rite, fur the bouofit ut heirs und oroduurs, or payable to the wife froo lVora the ululms ol' creditors. Marine lusurauco on Hulls or tor goes to all paru of the world. jou25 A. WILBUR. MUTUALBBNKFlTLIFfil INSURANCE COMPANY, NEWARK, N. J. darter Perpetual. ttVcti uuoumulaliou, Jun. 1, 1856* $2,230,ou.' 4', Total amount of dividends paid to date 716,492 66 Total amouul of claims by duuth paid to date 1,830,990 84 $4,282,488 9, Benjamin C. Miller, tiourotury, Joseph l. Lord, General Ageut, Robert L. Patterson. Prosideut. *Tho fuuds or this Uomiwuy are all solely luvosteJ in Urst class bonds and mortgages, stooks, cosh, au.i notes of members fully secured by tboir policies For furtherjmrtl^lur^hi^uh-e^o^ Agent in guvnunoh, At the offluQ of Bell & PreutUs J, 8. SULLIVAN, Medical Exaraluor. iiwkkjlvck : Messrs. Padblpoki), Fay t. K. Tart, Esq., State Bank. feu 29 HAVE YOU ZNSUIUUD YOU It LIFE Till-. CHAIlTEK ttiAK LIFE MSIUAJICE CO DIP AM, Of Rurlford, Ct. GASH UAP1TAL*AND SURPLUS OVER $406,000. JA.S. O'. WALKER, President. 8. H. Wurrz, Secretary. This Company iusurus Ll o at the lowest rates, consistent with safety to the ussurod. For further information, apply to A. WILBUR, Aguut, jyyl3 171 Bay street, Savauuuh, Ga. UAltiNE AND FittJffi 1NMUUANCF,. THE INTERNATIONAL iusurtuice Compauy. NO. 28, MERCHANT’S EXCHANGE, NBW YORK. CASH OAFlTAL—#312,000 AGENT FOR SAVANNAH, Juines Curler, AT THB OFFICE OF MESSRS. YOUNG, WYATT A CO., No. 85, Bay Street, below the Post OUieo. ALANSON MARSH, 8. A. ROLLO Firm of A. 8. Barnes k Go. ALONZO CHILD, “ “ Childs, Pratt & Co. L P. BALLARD, “ “ Livingston, Ballard & Go. WM. M. DODGE, •• “ Wm. M. Dodgo & Co. P. J. AVERY, H. A. CURTIS, »• “ H. A. Curtis k Co WM. E. ROLLO, s. t. uppiNCorr, ISAAC NEWTON, WM. A. HUSTED, “ Rusted k Corll WM. II. R1VER8M1TH, W. H. LYON, “ « W. H. Lyon k Co. GEO. CHAPMAN, “ “ Loo, Murphy MCu. JOS. H. WESlClirr, “ Briggs, Westcott k Co. JOS. FATMAN, “ “ Fatmon At Co. STEPHEN VON MORES, . GEO. SAVORY, “ Goo. slavery At Co. J. A, REQUA. ALANSON ilAKSil, iTosideul. CHAS. W. OGDEN, Vico Pn^ipu t. WM. K. ROLLO, Secretary. tar This Company will issue PuUvaus iqtnu iiu. rlne, Inland Navigutlou, Transportation uud Five Risks, at liberal rates of premium. Losses promptly aud liberal ly adjusted. JAMES M. CARTER, Agent, octal _ No. 85, Boy Street. TiiK GREAT WE8TEUN FlilB AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of No. 107 Walnut street, Philadelphia, Penn, CHARTER PERPETUAL.^....CAPITAL $300,000. riRK, MAHl.NK, AND I.VLA.M) 1XSDIUMUK. DIRECTORS: Charles C. Lathrop, 532 Spruce street; Alexander Wbllduu, Merchant, 14 North Frunt-sUt John O.Hunter, firm of Wright. Hunter A Co.; E, Tracy, firm of Tracy At Baker; John K. M’Curdy, Urm of Jones, White k M’Curdy; Isaac Uazloliurst, Attorney and Counsellor; James B. Smith, firm of James B. Smith At Co.; Tlioedoro W. Baker, Urm uf Tracy At Baker: R. S. Walton, 300 Markotstroel; Thomas K. Limerick, 634 Spruce street; John J. Baker, Goldsmith’s Hall 0HAR1.ES C. LATHROP, President Titos. K. Limerick, Sccrotary. JAMES M. GAUTBR, Agent, June 16 No. 86 Bay street. BNTBUPR1SH IN8UHANOE COMP’Y, No. 11 Pine street, New York, (BETWEEN BROADWAY AND NASSAU STREET.) Cash Capital—$100,000! mHISCompany Insures agaiuat loss or damage by X Flro, ou tbo most reasonable terms, dwelling housos and furniture, warehouses, stores and mer chandize, factories, snips In port, etc. All losses will bo adjusted and promptly paid. D. 8. MILLS. President, C. BROOM, Vice President Enw’uC. Taylor, Secretary, Gxo. B. Drank. Surveyor. JAMBS M. CARTER, Agent, Juno 17 for BaVannah, 85 Bay street. J± AY—200 bales Hay, th store and for salo by Jy25 CRANE, WELLS k CO. DRESS GOODS. P LAID, STRIPED AND OMBRE RICH DRESS Silks; Plaid Raw Silks; Silk and Wool Plaids; ClittUio, Valoucia and Saxony Plaids; Freucli Morlnoes; Coburg Hollis; Solid Colours and Printed Mous do toiuos; Sack Flonuels; French Plaid Flannels; Scotch Plaids; Mode do Paris Plaids; English, French and American Print-*: Ginghams, Ac.. Am. Just received uud for salo by septia DkWITT k MORGAN. C EDAR POSTS—Wo aro cx|K-ctlug to receive from the Bahamas u lot or Cedar Posts. Per sons wishing any will please apply-soon, os many are already engaged. YONGE k FRIERSON, sept 19 No. 94 Bay street. f LOUR—T6o bbta Extra Flour, Port Royal und Lebanon Mills; 10 do Extra Family do; 60 do Etowah Superfine do; 660 sucks Augusta do do; Just received and for solo by sept 19 WEBSTER At PALMES. C ORN—1260 bushols prltno Beach Island Ooru, Just rccoirort and for sale by «cpt 19 WEBSTER & PALMES. WSSBYTUMBY'u THOAIBVi! W HY be we without Mouey ? when it Is Just os cosy for any one to bo around with a pocket run as not, if they only tbibk so. I havo got a now artlnlo, from which from five to twenty dollars a day can bo made, olthor by male or female. It is highly respectable business, and an article which Is wanted la every family in the United States. En- closo me two dollars by mail, at my risk, and I will forward you by return mail a Circular, with full instructions in tho art. Tho business is very easy. Try it, if you aro out of employment: aud you will never regret U; tor it wil be better ror .you to pay tho abovo sum, and insure a good buslaoss, than to pay twenty-five cents Tor a spurious advertise ment. This is no humbug. Tar it 1 Try n l Try it ! Address your letters ta DWIGHT MONROE, New York. sept 16-8m M i 1 i n3 J. B. DB FORD. APOTHECARIES HALL, & E. Corner ofi Brough gn and Barnard Stroeti. Savan nah Ga., Wholesale and retail Dealers In. Drug*. Medicine* and Chemicals, Dye Woods and Dye StoCk 1 French, English, and American Perfum ery Fin Toilet and Shaving Soaps,, Combs end Brashes of every description; Surgical and Dental Instruments, Trusses and Supporters of all kinds^ AuatrutuouiB, trusses suu c_,_ , Spices, Souflk, Manufactured Tobacco, AU the Pateni or Proprietary Medicines of the day, Superior Inks, Pure Wines and Brandies for Medicinal purposes, Extracts for Flavoring, Toilet and Fancy Articles, Ac. J9* N. B.—EsDcclal given to the preparation or Physicians’ Prescriptions and Family Red pee. Ship, Family and Travelling Msdidne Cases, With plain Directions for tue, Including Direcflons.for treatment In oases of poisoning, Drowning, Ac. •p7iy . •wyjtanwu or line bshton “iffSKSTiW® c W!! er furniture..ikMiftlstibg ol u 1 » Tct0 * Ta ^ sod chairs j fed 5 marble a fep *Coutre*Ta } bios;BuTikUB arnTWaslMtandi; Extension CardTa- bio; Sideboards: Bedsteads; MaUranses;set of Cot*' tnfeo Furniture; kitchen FUruitmV<AS. . Also, $ fine and sMsot assortmoui or oil Palntlnas, Stool Engravings, Ac., Aa. Terms—cash, bofort delivery. oct4 Furniture. THIS DAY. at 11 o’clock, In rront of (lie Storo. A small tot of flue Kurnlturo. Also, a lot or Jewelry, fluid and Silver Watches, Ac., Ac. Terms cash. oot4 Groceries. * THIS DAY, ui 11 o'clock, iu front of store will be aold— The usual assortment of Groceries, Provisions, IJ'luors. t rookery and Glass Waro, Dry Goods, new and second band Furniture, Clothing, Fancy Arti cles, Watches, Jewolry, Ac., Ac. Terms, cash bo- loro dolivory. tar All urllolds purchased at auction and not set lied Ibr previous to tho next regularsale, will bo sold ou account and risk of former purchaser, oct 4 Iildoa^iides. will pay tho highest market prices, cash for good Fllut and dry salted Hides, the cornlug season. sept 5 At Private Sale. Just received lit store and for salo low for cssli 76 boxes No. 1 Family Soap •.6 “ Pale Soap 100 •» “Frasers” Pearl Starch 26 cusks small and middling Rice 10 bids. Domestic Brandy 20 bbls. Old Mongahoia Whiskey 25 half quarts and eighths assorted Brandies 6 bbls. Georgia l’ooch Brandy 600 bblB. Ko.endale Cement 10 half cheats Hyson Tea 60 dozen Brooms 200 gross Round Wood Box Matches, sopt 26 FofTtenti Tho counting room and storo next to our store, formerly occupied by Mayor A Blum. AIbo, several stores under uur ueiuttuy room aug20 SOUTRERfirRAiCKOAD. MATB UK AILmUbU’1’1, CITY OF tlOKSlIUUU, T Olllco of tho Southern Railroad Company, j rnHK Southern Railroad Company invito propo- X sals from contractors for tho clearing, gradu- ati< n, masonry, trestlmg and bridging, nocossury to tho complote preparation for the superstructure of tho roadway of tho eastern division of tlelr road. Also, tot furnishing the cross-ties, aud Tor the track laying with any incidental work necessary, Aud for all other work, stations, platforms, do- -—»---*» ‘ v -- »» *• completion of pots, &o- f required in the wuru thu road tor eflcciivo operation. fhu graduation amounts to 770,000 oubiu yards of excavation, aud 665,000 cubic yards of embank ment. The trostliugto4,000icot. Tho bridging to 600 feet. Tho masonry for culverts amounts to 10,000 porch. The cross-Ues to 180,000. Proposals, sealed, endorsed, aud Ulrootod to tho undersigned, will bo received until the first day of Xovetnbor next, and will be,| at the option or bid- dors, either for— i. The entire work of construction, completing the road ready for the iron; it. The work of construction, exclusive of cross- ties aud track-laying; m. For each Item orwork, entire uud separate; tv, For the grading of either, or a specified nura- her of sections, of one mile each; v. For the cross tics to be furnished, the number specRled; vi. For tho entire construction, toady for the iron, ofelthor of the three divisions Uerelnoltor named of said road; The custom division, oonuectlng with tho com pleted road at nr noar the town ol Brandon, extends to the Mobile and Ohio road, 82^ miles, which will be divided into throo subdivisions : tho first or 21 miles, the second of 28miles, and the third of 33U railos. Iu ouch form of proposal, the bidder will state his item price*, andTor the graduation will mako his bid at bo muebj^or cubic yard or excavation and embankment, and the additional dllTerenco Tor "ox cess” of either; or for so muoh per cubic yard up on the largest Item, und tbo difference for "ex- WB.” The parties making proposals aro desired to make them in Tour Torms: 1. For the whole amount pay able monthly luoasb, as tho work progresses, re serving twenty per cent Tor final settlement. 2. One-liairin cash, payable In the same way, and one hair In tbo stock of iho company. 3. One-third in oa8h, payable in tho same way, the bonds of the company, puytble in ten years, with interest at six nor cent., payable annuully. 4. Payable ou- tlroiy in tho Block of the road. The proposals to bu considered must be accompa nied by satisfactory reference or credentials, and thocompauy roiervo the right ol accepting any or doolluing all. Maps, profiles aud specifications may bo seen at this office; and auy further information will be fur nished upon application to the undersigned. The Southern Railroad commences at Jackson, tbo capital of tho Biato, uud Is finished as Tar as the town of Braudun; aud Is In good running order and wellequlppod to that point. U extends rrom Braudun iu u lino almost directly cast elghty-two and a half miles, to the Intersection, of Uio Mobile and Ohio Railroad, a few miles below tbo town of Marlon, iu Laudordato county; and passes through tho oouutlos or Raukin. Scott and Newton. The line is over a high rolling country, well watered aud Umbered,and in point orhealthtulness,econom teal living, Ac., is equal to tho most favored portions ortho oarolluas audGeorgla. The grading, oxcopt for tho first twenty mllca la generally light; and upon tbo most of the socUons the excavation aud embankment alternate favorably; the excep tions being tn the two heaviest cuts. Tho material is of a character easily moved, the growth of the country uliUrUs abundunco or umbor sultablo for bridging aud oross‘Ucs;andltis believed that no work offers, In facilities for construcUon, greater Inducements to contractors, especially those using negro labor. Tho company Is entirely out of debt, and has due to it by rollablo stockholders, about$230,000, which wllldoubtlcss bo paid os the Board of Managers may call it in. It is also an recipient under the recent grant oflftUils made by Congress, lltbey can be had along the Hue, which is bollevod to bo the case, of nearly 400,000 acres or land. The road connects with and is an extension or the Vickbarg and Jackson Railroad, completed and in full operation to the Mississippi river atVickburg; opposite which city, in Louisiana, commences the VIckBburg, Shrevenport and Texas Railroad, now under contract for its whole distance and in rapid progress or csnBtrucUon. It intersects tho Now Orleans and Jackson. Great Northern Railway at Jackson, and through that at Canton, connects with tho Mississippi Central Railway, tho Iron or which Is now bolug laid to Holly Springs. It intersects with tbo Mobile and Ohio Railroad, as already slat- oil, noar Marion, and its point oriutersocUon meets with tho North-eastern and Southwestern Railroad In Alabama, and through that unites with tbo roads in Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina. It is also an Indispensable link iu tho line of Railways tbat aro to unlto Charleston and Savannah, through Montgomery. Vicksburg, Shrevenport and El Faso, with the Pacific Ocean running its euuro length ou tho samo parallel or latitude with these places. It is thus obvious tbat ibis lino of work Is ono of tho mo. t important unfinished enterprises in the coun try. It is thorough National in its character: for it unitosMalno and New Orleans, and tho Atlantic and tiro Mississippi, by indissoiuable bonds. But whilst thus National, it appeals especially for old to Southern mon aud gonthorn enterprise, for when completed, with tho intermediate gap In Alabama, it will, with its connections, nownuilt and boinj; built, run right through tho heart or tboso great Southern cotton-growing States, Louisiana, Missis sippl, Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina, and unites the great inland sea with the broad ocoan. These tacts ure stated to ball attention to this line of road and to Induce capitalists and contractors, to embark liberally In its construcUon. The fifteen miles or completed Railroad, with its equipmeuts and sixty valuable slaves,many of them meohanlcs, U a bonus from the State of Mississippi; the public land has been donated by Congress ; and it is, per haps, not greatly over-estimating tho prosont pro perty of tho road to put It at or near one million of dollars in which sum future stockholders who may bocomc such by direct subscripUon of moaoy or work,will beat once equally Interested. It will thus be soon tbat this road presents peculiar in ducements to mon of moans to engage In Us con strucUon. WM.C.SMEDES, sopt 10—tNl President Southern Railroad. half of I fence, jd well ...wall of — Skll neces- barns, Ac. The UhtileA rid land tUesoiloxceUeut, ;.Thc locality. is Very'oxOeilJnt 1 ; not ono case of sickness lias occurred on Iheprem- Isos during the wholo time the prcaont proprietor has owned 11. This is a chuiico for an Investment rarely to be root with, and any person wishing a quiet prirate residence uear tho city, or auy tiorson desirous or going into tbo gardening business to raise fruit and vegetables for our market,;*!!! find this tho place Id Hdltr - For terms, which will be very Uboral, inquire at our counting room, 164 Bay street. Titles undisputa b '®- attg9 At Private Sole. „r l I??.. bu , Hhe! 5.^ C0 ' w * excellent article for stock of all kluds. Call and examine. Price 26 cents |h»- bushel. ^ jundlH _ . .. TolteuL 7 • bl,,,r - ■* Uiefool <*r Whitaker street. Wanted to Purchase June 19 A convenient medlum-slzOd house! in • centra) locatlou—one fronting on a square would be prefer red—for such an one n liberal price would be given'. JunelO At Private Sale. Thirty eligible building Lots, 66 foot front by 100 to 124 foot deop, situated on Taylor, Gordon and Gaston streets. Those Iota are on high ground and somo or thorn lit the immediate neighborhood or the lot selected for tho sito or the SaVantmb, Albany and Gulf Railroad Dopot. Torms gam* si city lots, viz : one-fifth cash, the batance bearing iuterest at six por cent. Juuelo CRANE’SPATENT MBrPAL.XO - IMIBIIAI&] (SiiSISISV. T HIS is a newly invented iiUMAL Cake, fash ioned to accord with tho feollugs or the be- reave*, uml yet retaining all tho requisites of au appropriate receptacle for tho dead. There is no reason why such a rccoptanle should bo mudo to create by Its iippoarnuee dlsagr* cable soinmUouB Itis enough that wo should bo boreaved, and what- ovor tends to soften or make lean keen iho poignan cy of our grief, commends itself to our consldera- tlou. So much that U repuhdve has been discarded in tbo arrangement and shape'of the above Case, tbat Its namo, the CASKET BURIAL CASK is an involuntary suggestion, and 1 do not hesituto to aver that there has never been In use any thing so entirely chaste, appi opt lute sud convenient as this invention. Tho Case permits a view or the entire body after it Is enclosed, the whole top being composed of beautiful tbiuk French Plate Glass,sufficiently strong to re list any internal or external pressure, Is per> lectly air tight, composed of metal highly orna- mentod. aud will last for ages. Samples of tho Casket may be seon at tho cflleo of Messrs. CRANE, WEL1S A C"., 82 Bay street Sa- P. S. Persons desirous or p.rchaslng tho exclu sive right for the salo of the Casket in the following States, Georgia, Florida, Smith Carolina and North Carolina, will please duply by letter or in parson to WILLIAM B. PHILLIPS AUG., ownors of Patent, core of CRANE,. WELLS A cu„ Savannah, Georgia, onunties will bo sold oct 1 N B. Rights to one or mori also. PLUMBING. P LUMBING, iu all Its vorioas brunches, st tended to at tbo shortest notice, and in superior style. Also, may be found Shower Baths, Galvan x ea Iron, Tin and Leaded Buth Tubs; Copper Boiler.- Patent Pan Water Closets, Load Pipes, Sheet Lea*. Brass and Plated Cooks, Forco Pumps, India Kubbe* Hose. For sale at tho House Furnish Store, No. 151- Brougbton-streot. ** HORACE MORSE WATCHE8-WATCHESWVVATCILES. ■ We Are receiving the London Lever Watches, of the moat celebrated makors, in Gold and Silver cases. R. F. Cuopor’B Du plex Watches, Watches for Timing Horses fine Swiss Chronometers, which we offer at reasona ble prices, at oar new store in Gibbons’ Bulge. Sipt2l D. B. NIOHOIS A 00. TO BU1LOH3RB, rjlHB SUBSCRIBER is prepared to execute X at the shortest notice, and In the most work manlike manner, all kinds or Meta) Roofing, Gutters, Cornice, or other work connected with the manufac turing or repairing orCopper, Galvanised Iron, Zinc, or Sheet Iren Business. HORACE MORSE, oetl* 166 Broughton st OARY’rDA^BRKOTYPE^AMBHO ty 1 ».«na M Phot^ r .phy. W OULD respectfully gire notice tbit hi, rooms are now open for tho season, and tea- ay ror tho rocoptlon of visitors. By the AMBiioTTwrprocess persona may now have their ohitdren’s pictures taken, in almost anv posi tion they may choose, in from 1 to 8 aeoodda sitting. By the I'HOToaiurajc process old Daguerrootyiies can be transferred to paper, beautifully colored aud enlargod to life. - oct 22 FINDLAY’S mow WORK^ - MACON, OEORGIA. JL Tlie subscriber, from long oxperience lu jfVthe buslucHH. Is preparod to furnish Steam Euglnc.*, Boilers. Circular, Slnglo and Gimg 8avr M,u Nachluory, Grist and Morobant Mills, Sugar Mills, Gin Gcariug, and Castings In gen eral. The Saw Frames, whether for upright or cir cular, will be of Iron when required. All of whlcU, with his many improvements, is warranted to be a nil to tbo best made at anv othor establishment. ■ works are on a scale as oxtonsivo as the larg est at tho North, and he is preparod to fill ordors with promptness and dispatch. aug7 ROBERT FINDLAY. CITY TRPA$URHR«BOFFIOB, r Savannah, 2d August, I860 5 Bonds ortho City or Savannah, dno 1st Feb ruary, 1867, (commonly known as MoAllistor itonus,) issuod for Control Railroad Stock, will be rodeomed on application, In Stock or the Central Railroad and Banking Company, at its markotval tie, the Bonds being received at par. Holders or the same preferring cash, can havo them rodeeracd In money. J AS. S. WII KINS, aug3 CityTreas. C OCOA NUTB—600 Cocoa Nuts, received andTb sale by [eept23| r ~ J. D. JES3EE. ZiXTTXjZI OIASTT CORN AND COB MILL. STATE! OF SO, CAROLINA, OBOROIA AND ILOXIDA. PATENTED MAY 16, 1854. COPYRIGHT SECURED MARCH 1866. _— prat cal Stock Feeders throughout tho country, who a ready to testify to tholr suiwrlorUy over all otLsr UUls of a similar kind. Theso Mills are made the MiCAWf«rGINNKi> Tea "islanB COTTON IN LIVERPOOL. BROKER in Liverpool reporting class and val- _ _ uo or a consigununt of the McCarthy Ginned Sea Island Cotton from a house in this city, writes aa follows: "H., 7 bags farish color, with a little shell, not muoh; but tho peculiarity of this quality U the sta ple, and the stylo of its cleaning and putting up; dlfibrcnt to the usual Roller Gin oporations. Tbs sample before handling, has some slight appcaranco of having been Saw Ginned. On examination, turn over, shows that all the staple, both aa to length and uniformity,has been preserved, and* much greater degree of freedom and kindness has been given l*y the process. This remark applies more or less to all the marks of this shipment. In this instance, the staple is stout and a good length, and without being fine, (a not course.” Tho uuderslgnod, agents for the above mentioned Glue, always have a supply on hand, at $126 each. BOSTON A VILLAJiONGA. aug 6—w2m ■ ~ wmm wfrCHEBr • , TCST received. ONLY thirl,-tiro dura from Bet ti tlmore b, the new ateuuhtp List. Therm- meroue enquirer. «tu be .led to lawn that the, luvo Anally arrived. KENNEDY ll BEACH, lloiue-rurnlrhlnn Store, HodfKn-e Hew Block tugd person, and eolocta only auen iron aa to boet adapt- ed to their tue, wbteh, tike ear wheels, require to bo made of metal known to bo hard and etronv.— They weigh Atom three to Are hundred pound., ac cording to alto, and cut be put In operation to twee- t, minutes without eipcnae or mechanical eld. Tho Uttle Giant has taken tbo /nt premium a nearly all tho State Yalra throughout the Union, aud thatlnthomdatcotnpllmontaryiiniimer. The,are guaranteed agatnet breakage or derangement when used according to direction!, end warranted to give the most perfect satisfaction, or the money refunded on the return of the mill, Thoy are of throe sixes, and will grind from sight to fifteen bushels good feed per hoar, according te size, with one or two hones. we now offer them to the trade complete, reedy for attaching the team, at reducod prices. Mr. 0. H. GAMPF1KLD is our Agent in Savannah, of whom the mill may be had at our prios, “cOdpSiS^hi..,. MOTICK T H E undersigned havethts day formed a Co-part nership la the Hack, Sale and livery 8table. u nderthe name and sty loot Freeman, Henderson * Co. A. FREEMAN, J.M. HENDERSON, D. 8. HENDERSON. Savaunah, Sept. 1, 1866. sopt 1—lm TRANSPARENT WINDOW BHIDKI, OABPET WABB-HOUBB, - 140 ooxoaxau and 67 sr. jcusx-snms. HE Sabscriber has received, and will open I tola day, the largest and mostextenslve vanstar omNDOWSHADESever offered In this city. Uta the Intention of the ad vertlser to keep oonstantlyta •tors a large supply of all the various patterns and styles manufactured by the manufacturer* ol this oounfry and of Franoe, to which the attentioo of mar- chants and families In the city .and coon* y.ia to- Jan $ ♦ Fain (Hard 2 quarter nu run muuj ruv ■win rVlnS, 1 do Vinegar; and 4easks London Porter in pis. o&dqta. *, to stoti and for sale by J. D.