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*T.—- =!*= Daily N f /#$ and Herald B *VATOIAH, 'jftJESDAY, JULY 24, *SS6. TM( King Oak. Tha foreat sward was bis palace floor, .. The sky v,lth its vaulted roof: And .tronnd Uis-throne his giant cour- Stood solemnly aloof. Young iu the past and lawless days When force was right divine, An.l steel-clad Augers griped the blades Tuat made a monarch sigh. He had known all the still long summer he«<*. The wood-dove sweet to hear. The insect hum, the iern that reaches' The antlers of the deer. He had known grim wi-" 1 '’ 8 frozen blasts, The rattling brar-^ 6 * “oupd. The cold bea£~oJ»*>•/" The fetters bound. p. uad loved the soft-returning spring, Under whose gentle spell The grass sprung up, the leaf came forth, White blossom and the blue bell. With a kingly Joy in the winter drear. Withfthe storm he wTeatled high; But he ever welcomed the ber*lu ray That shone when spring drew nigh. It touched the gl js* of velvet moss Upon the old oak's breast ; It peeped into the squirrel's haunt. And found the thrushes' nest It woke the spirits of fern and flower, Whose eleep had lasted long; Dispersed the cloud, let loose the brook. And filled the woods with song. Old oak! long centuries of time Bast thou beheld depart ; Be tWy repeated, ere decay. Shall reach thy mighty heart. [Chambers' Journal. In General* —The House has fixed July Y5 (to mor row) as the date of its adjournment, and it i; supposed the SeDate will coucur. —The Mexican papers announce the apeedy departure of the Empress lor Europe to arrange for a new loan. Guerillas have been quite near to Vera Cruz. —New York city thus tar has subscribed over $100,000 for the Portland sufferers. —Congress has appropriated $50,000 foi the relief of the sbffcrers by the Portland fire. —Vesuvius is in labor. The vole mo is thundering and the crater emits an enormous volume of fire. —An expedition of the Governor and (State officers of New Mexico is abont to explore the head waters of the Gila river. —It is said that Willhuu B. Reed, of Penn sylvania, is to be appointed to the Cabinet, in place of Mr. Speed. —A Charleston paper asserts that a New York company has subscribed five million dollars to build an “air-line” between Atlanta and Charlotte, N. C. —Three British gunboats, for service on the lakes, have arrived in the St. Lawrence. The forces stationed at Port Erie have gone to St. Catharine’s. —A young lady in Meade township, Pa., recently killed a young, man whom she loved, but who did not love her, by placing “love powders” in his food. —General Bradley T. Johnson, a distin guished officer in the late Confederate ser vice, has settled in Richmond. Ya.. aud en tered upon the practice of law —The City Treasurer of Lowell, Mass., has been restrained by the Supreme Court from paying money appropriated for tin: relief o( the Portlanders —Captain George Buckley was shot aud killed at a barbecue, iu Henry county, Ken tacky, last, Saturday, by a man named Jacol Stewart. Both bad served together in thi Union mmy. —At the ceremonies held on the occasion of the feast of St. Peter, the Pope renewed his protest against the annexation to Italy of the provinces formerly belonging to the States of the Church. —Charles S. Woodruff, formerly a mer chant at Grenada, Miss., has been arrested by telegraphic order of General Thumus, on the charges of participation in the assassina tion of Lieut. Blanche at (hat place lost April. —If our readers knew bgw excruciating it is to sweat over a pile of exchanges under the gas light these hot nights, they would look upon eachjissue of a morning paper, in spite of all its imperfections, as a miracle. —A plan is on foot among a certain clique of New York politicians to. in An General Daniel E. Sickles the next'Governor of that State. He has been written to on the sub ject, and is understood to be w illing to make the canvass. —Two counterfeiters were arrested at Chat tanooga last Saturday afternoon, having in their possession $8,000 in twenties on the National Bank of New Albany, Indiana.— They were excellently engraved,’ but the paper was thinner than the genuine. —John Bright leads a bachelor's life Id London, living alone in two small rooms in the moat democtaticmanner imaginable; but he has a comfortable, though moderate home at Rochdale, and a wife and young family, who always take him away from the metrop olis when he has a few hoars to spare. —It will be interesting to. a large number of ex-officers of the army to know that Con gress has finally passed the act giving three months’ extra pay proper to all volunteer officers below the rank of brigadier general who were in the military service March 3, 1865, and were discharged after April 9 of the same year. —If the human race were to be judged by the ready sympathy aud help extended to the sufferers by the Portland fire, we should say the human race had never fallen: if by the greed and selfishness prowling for booty among the ruins, we should say it had never risen, and never could rise. The individual, like the race, must be taken good and bail together.—The Nation. —A huge practical joke, which will last a year, was lately played at Buffalo. The Re- uublicau Mayor being absent, the Democratic fcguncil elected a Mayor pro tem., which latter •# ;t,1 ejnan withdrew all the Mayor’s appoint- menu'k^j made new ones from tbo Demo cratic ranks. TheTi-Hjjcil confirmed all the new appointments, and RfasM^ r/W( , tem. confirmed the proceedings of tSS^Qun^l. —The American emigrant ship, Moaartm. of the Seas, which left Liverpool for New York on the afternoon of March 19, with a valuable cargo and six hundred and seventy- four passengers, is now four months at sea, LIST (HP LETTERS j Remaining In Bavannah Post Office July 24, 1868.— llajli’y, Juo Persons catling for these letters wifi please say "Ad-! Rich’, J T vertised,” and bring with them the necessary change ; 'j* ' • Road, J I* Rypc, Jno [The List of Lettebs is Published in the j nope, J NEWS AND HERALD undeb the decision of the j ^jroiabald P03TMA3TEB, IN ACCOBDANCE WITH THE LAW BEQTJIK- ; INO ITS PUBLICATION IX THE PAPKB HAVING rHE Sitiey, Ii R largest cibcui-aTION.] Allen. Mrs A C AEF Anderson, Mrs J 8 Austin, Harriet Brvant, Mrs L C Bailey. Ellen Blount, Hattie Bennett, Charlotte Barnett, Epsey Ladles’ I*M. A. Aasendorf, Mrs H Anderson, Juan Austin. J M Anderser, Mrs L R B. Bandy, Georgia Bins, Miss Berry, Elizabeth Be&kbardt, Louis Cuuady, Mary A Carter, Georgia Conners, Elizabeth Cosgrove. Mary E Cleaves, Elizabeth Carter, Mary L Day, Jaue E 2 Dunning, Barbara DeUroche, Elizabeth Downes, Johannah Elliott, Mrs H H Fen nick, Patiencj Farley, Cayenne Fleming,' Frances Francis, Fannie GrilUu, Henrietta 2 Gilligau, Kate Gray, Minnie Hilliard, JSklrs Jas Howard. Mrs J G Hegn&n, Julia Hull, Mrs Jerome A Johnston, Emily G King, Florence Kean, Susannah Lissene, Emma 8 2 Lamphin, Mrs L Leo. Ann Eliza Lynch, Agaae. Lawton, Betsey Lambsberry, Mary McNulty, Jennie U Miller, Jane L Moses, J Clifton Millar, Mrs J L McGreevy, Anna Martin, Amelia Morrison, Anna D Neve, Madama T D G Page. Charlotte Price, Clara Page, Harriet Rennie. Sara j Rixhford, Maria -Riley, Ann 2 Richardson, Kate Skoats, Sarah Surft, Mrs Jno Siuthers, Mrs J B Smith, Fannie L Thomas, Catherine Thompson, Mollie Tigh, Margaret Thurston, Marietta. Taylor, N B 0/ , Reli—’i* ■Iton, Sarah Clark, Mrs T Clark, W A Co Creagaii. C M D. Doyle, Mary F Doyle, Margaret Dickerson, Alice E. Evan a, Elizabeth F. Fordtn, Honoria Fultou, Ida S 2 Friend. Isabella Frazier, Lou G. Gay, Mary L Cay, Roma Gammon, Feuds H. House, Anna Hanleiter, Berth*. Heidt. C L Hihens, Fiona j. JobLstou, N P K. Karnenday, T I. &UB, Mr* Wm B L. Louis, If C Lewis, Charlotte Lime, Eliza Lucas, Maria Love, Mary Lee, L M. McKenny, Mrs Msntford. Gussic Monahan, Mary Maxwell, Auup. McAuliff, Margaret M Milmore, M C N. O'Conner, Kate p. Parsons, Lou E Patten, M A R. Rice, S J Reilly, Margaret Rainey. Rosalie s. Smith, Gaorgim Saoes, NSella Smits, Margaret Solder, Mrs S T. •> - Thomas, Mar.nie Thompson, Margate Troupe, M H Turner. Airs w. Wooding, Mrs J S Wilkins, Mrs J S Wilson, Mary A 2 Williams, Celia 2 Wiggins, Lucy A Western, Sue Wright, Dora Wright, Phebe A & Wilson, Kate Walsh, Kate Wade, Margaret White, Matilda 2 Wilson, Susan Werdear, Mrria Wiley, Louisa lie n tie men’s Lilt. A Auderson, B Abbott. Cnssuid AllCdloU, A Adams, F B Abbott, C G Am ram, L B B. liasa. Alex Burkett, J Buiko, August Buck all. Bouton, A G Buyrens,. Ja% Bartlett. David Beack, J ao Barry Edward Bosken.. Jfeo Boyd, F A Burke, Jaa Berot, Henry Beckh&rdL L Biker, H Bostvrick, R 1 Bourne, H H Bosley. N M Brier?, H H Brittle, 0 A 2 Boyd, Gus 2 Butler, Pierce 2 Barloe, G B Blankenship, R E Boyd, G A Brown, Cicero Bank iu nn, G Baker. Jas T Banner, Jno R 2 Bindley, Jno H Bull. J F Burdock A Hud^kins. Baker, Jno P Bill. J a*. c. Colton, A R Cohen, M Ouspard, Anthony Calmer, M A! Corns, E Ctryler, N A Cooper* Q Carpenter, N Cheever, Geo Carter, it Cullen*, H Campbell, L Clarke, H C 2 Cummings, T S X’ouper, J M Cox, T Carter, Jno Corley, T W Chadwick, Jno Collin, Th<»s Cooper, 8 Copelind, W H Cowdry, J P Cook, W' Cone, L Carroll, M Chatterton, Walter 2 D - , Duncan. C C Davis, Jas Dowling. Denni* Degan, Jno F Derby, David Duka, J P* Davis, E W 2 Dangh, Pat - Davis, Ed Davia, James Dickerson. Ou Daley. N Dent, Geo Donkin, N Dempsey, J Ak Darden, F Dudley, Jaa G Dooner, W H Dilwertb, . l no Jv Doyle, Winfield Devero, Jjuo Dorson, Wm E. Enecks, C W Early. Them Evertson. E C fiden, Edward: Evans, Wm K. - F. Farran, Patrick Fenulll, H ampluti Flanders A Hart, Fisher, Jo Jm Franklin, B Falconer, j h Furgersou, Geo L d: Gleason, Wm Garrett, a Gearin, Mr Grotlier, Martin Garret, R D Gower ,AS Qood\fiu, N 0 H. Harris, Geo Heck, jHeury Harris, J Had£sn, Hall 2' Hogan, J J • Hanabsa ry. H Hogan, Jno Harrta, H 8 Hall, J J Hewitt, Harry Hart, Jos Hines, Junes Huard, Mi Hamilton, J <3 Ilodga, A M Her ms, \V B Hardy. B F Hslmfetn, Jno Haader, L Hacum, A C 3,. Jackson, R F Jackson. Ed Jackson, H L Josephs, R J 2 Joice. W F K. Kneelauik Bev Aft- Konaky. J King, C A KirnbM, C 11 Keller. J P Kramer, Juo IV Kyle«,. W H Kean, Janies Keuzle. Wm Kelly, Jno 0 King, W B Keflog, E A Kensky, J Kelly, Geo Keogh, Jno H Kelley, J K Kerr, Levi King, Wm KnaBb, Wm King. Was L Kendall, E A L. Dee, Ctiiua 2. Lewis, James M Livingston, CUi Linton, Richard Lodge, Chas L Lea, 8 8 LehuUe, ML Lyon, Rami Lawton, J Hi Leigh, T W Lewis, W ' M. and a. y^ nothing has been hcard of her . £££-« 1119 leared * ome *“««■ must have occurred to tbe vessel, and she has gone down ^ all on board. The missing vessel had about 1,500 tons of freight, valued at $12*7^°° at $125,000. Austria is either pigeon-1 ivered and lacketh gal’, or else she is very short-wiuded We were drubbed by the Confederates on several occasions as badly as the Austrians were at Isudowa, and we drubbed the Con- feds at a number of “Sndowas,’’ but the fighting was kept up tour years. Whatever may be said about the conduct of the war in America, we are sure that American pluck does not suffer by comparison with that of ths Europeans.— Washington Republican. Hard*® May, Sergt .•urnffik MeCcmaeil, McCi McLean/ Matnreu, Jno McKecnon, Jno McDonnough, Jack Maim, Jos Mongin, Jno D Morlin, J M Maxwell, Jno Morgan, James Miila, J £ Myer, Isaac Mars, Jno B Middleton, Joseph: Nichols, Col Nichols, Henry O’Brien, Jot. O Riley, J Peters, W F T Pickerin, A B Page, Mr Palmer, E F Pope, F P Peunamon, Green. »U M Manigo, Cbas Monnla, 0 W Monil, F Mitchell, 0 £ McIntosh, Gram McLanghlta, J J Mann, Muady McGuire, Thos Muller, M N. Newby. J X Nlorin, Jno o. Osgood, GN Oates, GW* p. uafM> i: ' Porter, JR PrseciXt, Jno R Phillipe, Phil Preston, banal Prseton, JW Phillipe, BD Shorr, Jno Sherlock, Jas Smith, Jones Smilly, Jim Siiuiy, Jno Schrartz, Juo Smith, Jo Simmons, Jno S Summerville. J M Sparrow, J W Sam on, Jno H Stevens & Co, Starr, C«»l Shames. A G B. lteavefl. Arthur Robinson, E S Robinson, Tramie Reilly, Hugh Jteilly. Jno Boos, 11 M Rutledge, Tlieo Rntiferd, Win Rihero, Arnol.i Rciuey, W T U s. 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THE BEST ABVFRTI9INO MEDIUM IN THE j - STATE, j Tile < HBAPEST PAPER in lite STATE! TERMS , Till-WEEKLY, One year.’ fd SKMIAVEKKLY, WEEKLY, one year ol-tf i ye THE DAILY NEWS, PUBLISHED AT CHARLESTON S. C., uah rue JJ A Ui 1EST r i Ui < 13 All ON or ANY - | journal pnBT.isnnri) in the state, Ann is universaliy considered The Best Commercial Aim FAMILY PAPER IN THE STATE. PARTIES: THEREFORE, IN GEORGIA, who eire t«» subscribe fora CHARLESTON PAPER, will consult their interest by sending for THE DAILY NEWS. TKKfrtS .. .SIO PKkk’AMNUM. PuniHheil iu Polio F.>r;n, mi EAST FLORIDA BANNER. Ocala, Marion County, Fla. A Weekly Ncwspaiiei, containing eight page* am forty columns. Suliseii]ition SJ i»« r Vtnr. As an advertising medium, it has sujiftrior advan tages, its circnlatioii extending thr«>ugh Ihe counties of AlAchuA. Marion,.Heruan-K., and nil the Eastern and Sonthei n rjuntiea. Business cards not exceeding one square, per 3 ear, Address, T. P. SMITH, Proprietor, mS-tf Ocala. Fla. THE LAND WE LOVE. A MONTHLY MAGAZINE, devoted to Literature, gTa. Agriculture and General Intelligence, aud com prising Reports of Battles, Incident* and Anecdotes of the War, never before published. BY GENERAL D. M. HILL. I Ate of th<* Southern Army. Proprietors—J. P. IKWIff AND D. H. HILL. The Magazine will be published at Charlotte, N. C. It will contain from sixty to eighty page* «>f the size 01 those of Blackwood’s Magazine, and will be fur nished to subscribers at $3 a y ar, in advance, or $5 if not paid till the end of the year. Gash subscribers not required to pay until after the receipt of the first number. Incidents Jtml accidents, arid-anecdotes of the war are requested, that the Magariiio may be a monument to tile ti*rois^| of our soldiers an. 9 ‘ onr peopler, . fflOORAL JOURNAL. T HK chi upest paper In the Uruled States. Only one Dollar. Try It a year, f or flu; farm, gar den, orchard, workshop, household and kitchen. A good, cheap, and valuable paper for every inau. woman, and boy, in city, village and country. Pub lished the first of every month. Each number contains a full Calendar of Work for tlie Month, Hints, Suggestions and essays upon everything to i»e performed in and an tuul the Farm, Garden, Orchard and Dwelling, etc. terms : Otic copy, one year. $ Six copies, one year Thirteen copies, one year.. .. Iu 00 Address WM. B. SMITH .V CO., Publishers and Proprietors, ts Fayetteville st., Raleigh, N. G. EST1LL & BRO„ Bull street, near Post OiHce, a24 t f ‘ Agents for Savannah. Commission Merchants Ip. B^T ~ W. A. BmrM Bouse & Bryant, (Formerly of Jacksonville, Fla.,) Forwarding and Ccmmission Merchants, 11 >1 Bay Street. SAVANNAH, - UKUlUilA W ILL give prompt at: DUtion to receiving and for- warding goods, vales on consignMH, ana an ordert • and will also keep constantly on hand a good Block of Groceries, I.iquors, Agricultural Imple ments, Bonding Materials. Fairbanks A Co’» Scales, &c. besides oilier goods and manufactured articles lor ’ sale on consignment, and for which the, »r» agents. Orders and consignments respectfnlljr icited. , alS-tf J. SHAFFER, CommisEsion. Doalor 5n all kinds of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS aicdPRODUCE, West Wabuingtom Market, Opposite 143 West ot.. Bulkhead between Barclay and Vescy Fts., _ N E W Y O R K. Potatoes, Applet and Onions constantly on hand, and put up for the Southern market All consignment** promptly attenked to. pir Refers to A. L. Bradley, A. Haywood, T. J. Walsh, and J. II Parsons. jvi-3 godly joiii\ & wm & co., Forwaviliti^ tint) « r 'omnilsslon MERCHANTS. WHOLESALE AND KKTA1L DEALERS IN Dry Goods,' Urocefles, Ac., NOS. 1 AND 2.SAMMIS’ BLOCK, Hay .Street, Jacksonville, Florida. hi». G. SA.UMIS. Jas.T.Paterson, TIMBER, v &. Commission MUPOHANT, u, 153 B>y Street, Savanaafc, V,. 1 r .. A NT: IJarieii, CJe’orgia. Offiers for Lu|rtlK*r soliMtfd. did- THOMAS H. AUSTIN, General Comnasii anil Porwariine MERCHANT, *5 Bay St vein, SsivunnBli, On. UdFBM TO Wm. M Tunuo A Co., Savannah^ Nourse A Brooks, Now York; Bppiug, Ho me rO. A Co., Columbus. m9n-tf .Emigrants Can be Supplied WITHIN TEN DAY'S. rrHE undersigned are prepared tQ supply Planter X and other parties who tnuy 4>e fn want of WHITE LABORKUS, anti have made necessary arrange ments in the North to ll'l any orders for agriculture Laborers, Woodeu ,r -ra, Mfclmnioe, etc., within Ten or Twelve days fronit he day the order ia given here. The Laborers are to received by the Employers on aiflval of the steamer here, and iransportcd to the points where they are wanted at Employers’ expense, and Hie Employers have further to pay a certain t»u*i perliead in advance, part iv as security and partly for covering the expenses in bnuging the Emigrants from the Norili ter tliia port. 1 The rate at which Farming Laborers can be se cured will average aiiout $1G0 per year, t lie Employ ers finding them. For furt her partienfars apply to WM. MORVILLE & CO., JouuR' Block, Bay street? One dour Eas^of Barnard street, San 1 limit, (Ja. BKKKIUSNCCS ; Jackson 4*5 Lawton, savannah. John W. Anderton & Son, Savannah. Solomon Cohen, Savannah. Jno. C Ferrill. Savannah. Niuholis. Camp 4k Co., Savutuian Geo. A.Cnyler, SavaYinah'. w. R. Fleming, Savand&h. John Screven, Savannah. Brigham, Baldwin dt Co., Savannah bavfumah National Bank, Savannah. THOM. W. BROOKS MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE A ND GENERAL UPHOLSTERY. Doc Street, Pliilntlelpliia, Pa. N. B.—All ORDERS sent by Mail promptly at- ton'ed to. tvt1-|f Brown’s Siauiliurt Scales. U SED by the United Staffs m:rt Foreign Uoyern m«ntn for more than ’J' TT I RT Y YE IRS. Adapted to any branch Of borates* for foreign or home m:okuta. Warranted accurate and durable Salts room, No. 3 Barclay-sL, nearRruii.lway. N Y «epl» iy R. RROWN. Mannfactnrer To Mechanics. P ROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned for Ihe repairs of the Public Docks of the city. Applicable must make separate ststements of ihe «. ttmate ol coats tor the repairs of each Dock. JOIIN WILLIAMSON. myltf Chairman Com. DocksandtVbarves BLAIR & BICKFORD, LUMBRIt MANUFACTURER^ AND DEALERS III TIMBER AND LUM BER OF EVERY DESCRIP TION. pOllltS, SASH, X !# » BLINDS. Mill and Lumber Yard on I'.irial, nc:,r Bryan street Olllce ISO tlaV riraet. Hotels. PAVILION HOTEL, SOUTHEAST COK.V&K OP BILL AMD SOUTH Iiltll.U) STREETS.' 'PIIE PROPRIKTiUiS would reapectrnlly announce A to ihu pn Mr..-il.at the above Iloiel is rufaT.pen for the reeepiiou "f Fi’niianeut and Transient Boarder.«. Having had 1 i-ee evoeibn: fin the Ilolclbosinesa, tbev inland m r.e,k. iin- ilou-o one oftiie most enm- fortatdg Bo rr ling 11.11-' lorfamilics and others in the citv. There Is n Bar romier,'.'i wilt* tl*e Hotel, at which nitty bo found ihe lw*st of Winos, Llquoyn aud Segars. Attached t«» tin* II«mh • i*-* also :tn ICE CRKA1# GARDEN, where may be procured ;ir all hours, both day and evening, tlm’ iia«*ht < ream in the City. AIho. a So<1 a Fountain.4f4»ui \vu*q* they will luruisli the best Sod«4U tbu ciir. Partita can iunu-ii - i with Cream id all time*, jyictr ST. CHARLES SALOON, B Y A. STAMM. Ray Liru-. The br«t Liquors. A!^ our of Pont Office. __ Wines, Segars, Ac., always on hand, iucfndiii? a choice article of 8ELT- ER’5 WATBR, b*- i ly.in.fporb d from Hersagihum. Nassau, and the beat oflfuliie Wines. LUNCH every'«l:i> at 1 l q>'clork. mlg-ly LITE OAK CLUB HOUSE, No, K2 GEDBOE STREET, Charleston, S.iuth Carolina, Iu now open for the .'ircommoAiiion of tniislentmii permanent guests. rhuimt Li(|iiurs, Wines, Ales and Segars Terms, pyr Day. ttlttf PBTRR JON EH, Proprietor. LA PIERRE HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA. V • T OR SUBSCRIBKKS.rttffiipg' leased tlds iasorlte House, it has been - KKFITTKO AND RHFURMISHKD IS AN F.LEGANT MANNER, ^p,l i, nn,v Prepurert ,vtt«tke Host Per- ! f,-, l Appniniiuints for the Rerep* tlon of Guests. The first position among lirst-ulass llotele will be msintatned m the future, as in the past. je!2 If BaKRR A FABLKT. THE VERANDA HOUSE, A T WHITE BLUFF, will ba open on and after Monday, the nth inat., for the accommn^ltton uf Boarders, transient Or (H-rmaneiit. Tbe subscriber, from his long experience In Uie bueiD^H, can satoly guarantee the ccmfoEt of thoee who iu«y give him a call* my2C-tf MOSES M. BELgAlO. CHARLESTON HOTEL, CHARLESTON, 5. C. muis populai and \vll known Hotel, situated in tbe t 1 business portion of th.' city, hae 4>eeu newly Iup- uisliod through'"it hyilui j,resent proprietor, who has been sixteen yearerouii&lcd with Iho establishment in'Jft-t! w WHITS Proprietor. Port Royal House, HILTON HEAD, S. C. New Yorlc* Advertisements. DDRYEAS' H&IZENA O z o % » ** /. • ■ H SO . «< o t ' . ’ •- A~ ' O 0. - m z Ill IN z 71 o O c ► z K o H WAS THE OILY “ PREPARATION FOB FOOD FROM INDIAN CORR” That received a medal and honorable mention from the Royal Commissioners, the competition of all pr.>- minent manufacturers of “Corn Starch " and “l’n> pared Corn Floor •• of this and uther countries not- wlthstunding. MAIZENA, The food and luxury of the age, without a single fault. One trial will convince the most skeptical. Makes Puddings, Cakes, Custards, Blanc Mange, Ac., without isiuglass, with few or no eggs, at a cost as- toulshlng iho most economical. A slight addition to ordinary Wheat Flour greatly improves Bread and Cake. It is also excellent for thickening sweet eances. gravies for fish and meats, soaps, kc. For Ice Cream nothing can compare with It. A little boiled in milk wlH produce rich cream for coffee, chocolate, tea, Ac. Put up io one pound packages, under the trade mark Maizena, with directions for use. A most delicious article ol food for children and in- vallds of all ages. For sale by Grocers and Druggljj^swcrywhere. Wholesale Dej>ot, 1(56 Fulton Street. » WILLIAM DURYEA, j25-ly General Agent HAWKINS & FAY, ConiinihHion Merchants, NO. 47 PKARL STREET, NEAR PRODUCE EXCHANGE, N. Y. WM. B. HAWKUVIS, J. ROCKWICI-L FAT. Particular attention paid to hnying Produce, Provl slow, Whiskies, aud Cigars, on order, and to con signnunts. REFXBKHOn f CLINTON HUNTER, flrtn ofSpofford, Tileston A Co., New York. Fkncher^AteChcsney, 5 Water-st., New York. Klchard Ellis, 114 Waler street. New York. Wm. y. MIM, 69 Christie street. New York W. K. Pi!>eil, -« Wall tbreet. New York. Lewis L. Jones.tr Bro.iJwav., S. W. MMtn *Co.,"Sav&unab Ga. (Th N GRAY, oeal4r m «. * - Wooden. Ware, Bnioms, FAILS, HATS, Twlmei, Cordage, Tubs, f karasrAradles, Wagons, Chairs, liashets, *«. Nos. 1G If niton and fT Irew^YORk: - m3- •*» - ’ ' BLATICEYIULE " SLATE MINING COMFY, VAN WERT* POLK Ca, QA. Crtp’l Stock.,8300,000 SHARES, «e RACij, Dixbeotorb—H. Briuham, J. F- Dewr, K, 0. Gran- niss*, A. Wilbur an 1 A E. M»raliall. PK8ipent-*A. Wilbtlr, Savannjib, Ga. • Vine PuERiunrr—E. C. Grannl3«. Macon, fkftr' Secbktaby-p-A. E. MarslUAll, AtUutai^a. pavement, and for any other u«es to which »1ate can be applied. Tbc qnarry is convenient to the cities of Atlanta, Augusta, 'Macon, Albany C'oliirubiia. Ga.; to tbe cities of Selma. Montgomery anil Mobile, Ala.; to New Orica ?ig, and will shortly he t" Mem phis, Penn., and Sc. Louis, Mo. The snp riority* slate for roofing pnrpoges. and it»8pocial ad iptabi it to various artide* of famUnre nnd forpaveme .t well known. Grf.ors nay bo ndfires^oel to A. E. MARSHALL, S*«c*y, JS * • Atlanta. LINVILLE & GLEASON. St. Juftau Street, West, of Market, S.A.VJAJSTIM A Jf. A.GBNTS POH. MERRITT, WALCOTT & QP., 64 Coortlandt Street New York. CITY HOTEL BUILDINGS. OUR MOTTO: WE DEFY COMPETITION!! 4 ■ The undersigned, having purchased the TWO COMPLETE BINDERIES OF PURSE k 1.1 Most Complete in the Southern 0 announce that they are now ready to fill all orders. * > MR. PECK, our senior, having hecn employed for TWENTY YEARS in Philadelphia in the loading establishments in that city, and for the last NINE 1EARS having had charge of Purse’s extensive Bindery in Savannah, feels warranted in making the assertion, whiah can at any time be sustained by evidences of workmanitap. that he is a Master of His Profession, and that the South can at last compete with onr Northern friends, and prevent the necci- sity of sending to New York or Philadelphia for orders, that can be equally well execute,U home, saving thus the expenses of importation. Particular attention paid io BIISTDIJ^TG MUSIC BOOKS, AND REPAIRING PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited, and satisfaction cuuruutcea a, ■ work that may be entrusted to our care. jy6-3m JOS. H. PECK & 00. MANUFACTURED by J. M. VENABLE f Co., [Petersburg, a. Also Manufacturers of Superior ‘‘Maccoboy,"n L ‘Rappee,” and other Sr.ulit, Chewing ffil Smoking Tobacco of every grade. ~ Josiah Macy’s Sons, Sole -Agents, may20 3m. |89 & 191 FRONT STREET. NEVvVONK. MANUKACTUREKS OF ALL KINDS OF Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Sett Screws, Tup* and Dies, See , Ac., and dealers in all kinds of Kidlroiid, Steam- ship and Engineer's Supplies, oils. Varnish, Paint, Hemp aud Rubber Packing: Oak Tanned and Rubber itching. Brass Fittings. Chipping and Riveting Ram mers, Files, Chisels, Gas Pipe, Nails. Circular and Gang Saws. Pmnps, Steam Whistles, steam and Wa ter Onagers, Steam Engines and Saw Mills of every description, etc., Ac. -Also Agents Tor A. P. WOOD * Cu.’S celebrated Portaldc Steam Engines, ftl - . .Groceries and Liquors. Rail roads. SANDERS*# & WILKINSON, HARNESS, SADDLERY AND TRUNK STORE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Under St. Andrew’s Hall. Broughton St, SAVANNAH, GA, Rockland Lime FRANCIS COBB'S MANUFACTURE. 7AA BBI.S first quality, now landing. IVU Tor sale by * jef-tf RIDDELL K. S. BIDT'EI.I.. iu3.tr PaoraiiTOna a. r. aim. Notice.- . J NV. NKVITT, ortho firm of Nfcvtt, Lathicp A • Rogers baa jiMsoclatcil JuniSfJf with LRthrop A Co. iu the Dry Goods business, at the old stand of JMf TIKNRY LATHHOP *<»* FOR SALE. A LARUE PATENT SAFE, mannractnred by Silas O. Herring, it can lie seen at the Savannah Na- . Herritur. tional Bank Je'.'d-tf R. T. GIBSON. C. T. 1’ It K PHISOH UFE OF JEFFERSON DiVIS, By Col. J. J. CRAVEN, Surgeon U. S. V.' ^ NEW SUPPLY ef this woik, ao interesting to •very Southerner, has "id been received by ESTILL A BRO'HER, Jy4-tf Buli street, n-ar of Post Office. For Sale. O NE OF CHISHOLM'S PATENT SIIINGLE MA- cniNES, with paient right lor Nassau county for ten years; said t" ' c capable of splitting from 3it,ooa to 4u ikm> per day. Also, one Spile Dover.— Also, six Mules tvilh harness, ami two Timber Trucks. Enqinre of tllAa l- «»I.BY A CO.. J.V«41 f tkirnerBav and Ab«rcom streets. notice. F ROM this date and for the summer months my office will be at Florida wharf. mySO . F. M. MYRBLL. BRICKS! BRICKS!! J 20,000 Bnrnt BricMomle by On Savannah and Ogectnee Canal, above SwayneM. may28. RIOHAKDSON a BARNARD, T 8ffid«latd*a Lowerwang^ 1 <a. B. LAMAR, JUN., Successor toG. B. A Q. W. Lanas, General Commission Merchants Forwarding an* Shipfiof Agents, * - No. 9» BAY STRKBT (up stairs.) Refer to Oeo. W.'Auderson, John C. FerrtI and G. B. Lamar, 9avannah->W. B. Jhckion, Josiah Sibley A Sons, J B. and J. W. Walter, Augusta. Oonaign- menu solicited. tnvio S IXTY DAYS a! tot eapplication will l>e made the Court of Ordinary of McIntosh county for leave to sell the reafestate belonging to James M Harris, late of said county, deceased. . LAURA T. HARRIS, Adm'x. Mcfntoah county, June 4,1888,jeS-la\v4w Valdosta Institute T HE REGULAR EXERCISES of this Institution (bothMale and Female Dsparlmeuts) will here- Burned on tbe First Monday In August prog. Terms as during last session. „ Trrriojf. ' '' - i 4 1st Class, per session of Twenty weeks, *d “ 3d *25 00 20 00 If 00 10 00 FrenchfExtra “ “ Instruction in Music as customary. Board, In pieocaut families at *15 per month. Jyll-lmo 8. M. VAKNAPOE, Priucipal. SAYAHHAH DAIRY, WEST SIDE OF COLUMBIA. SQUARE, BETWEEN STATE AND Pit ESI DEN f STS. PURE FRESH MILK, Morning and evening. Fresh Butter and BufierifiilV, % •LABBEt, CUM AM MAM erora day, from cows well fed ana pastured. Those desiring can get nffik from the same cow for children and Invalids. '* Jy2-»tawlm GEO. W. LAMAR. Ja. S IXTY DAYS after date application will be made to the Court of Ordinary of McIntosh county for leave to sell tbe real estate ot Charles Burnett, late of raid county, deceased. H. G-. HUWK, WB0LB3AL* DKAUB IS Foreign and Domestic Liquors, WINES; CIGARS, GROCERIES, ALE AND LAGER, Johnson's square, opposite the IHUask* House, Corner St. Julien and Bryan Sts. rFalligant’sold Paint Stand. Agent for the ORIENTAL CHOLERA BITTERS. |y Agent for H. Clauseu'e celebrated Phtenix Steam Brewery, New Y.-rk: AH. Binulnger A Co's Loudon Duck Gin, and Club Sauce. marl* Scranton, Smith & Co. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND CliOICK OlaD BIIANDIKS, WHISKEY, GIN, WINKS, &c. AND EVERY VARIETY OP GROCERIES, ALSO, Hay, Com, Oats and Bran, strictly a wholesale to the trade; and we flutter ourselves that we can make It to the interest of dealers to patronize us, at the head of Bay, opposite Jefferson sl m 10-tf PIERCE SKEHAN, Wholesale and KetaU Dealer In Fine Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, For eign and Domestic Wines, Liquors and Segars. Also, Skehan’s Celebrated GOLDEN ALE in bottle and in wood. London and Dublin Brown Stout, Scotch and Eng Uah Alee, Ac. , . ^ ( Liberal deductions made to be trade. 176 BROUGHTON STREET, SAVANNAH, and 6?liberty Ptreet, N. NEW BOOKS,-fee., A NOTHBR SUPPLY OF Prison Life or Jefferson Davis. Price, $2. Bill Arp. Price, *1.611. Also, a new Eovetby Mis. Bimld-n , Wbat Is This Myiwery. Price, 76 cents. Armadale, price, .fl.M. *6^ “ , * U5ry 01 Pat *> »of Georgia. Prtca. Blackwood’s Magazine for June. Frank Leslie’s Children’* Frland, at ^ „ KjjTILL’8 NEWS DKPOT, Bull fttfcet, is xt to the Boptoffice* JT* tf Down Siairs. Notice' B-athf;.'. ?K, ‘ ‘•l ¥#* »» a*? ***• hi- uwf t OFFICE ATLANTIC A GULs Ki H ;. bavajin ib. May »• ■' On and after Monday, May 2sih l^iG, ;ti«F-’^ J ' I grains will ran daily, Sundays • xcepted, ^ connecting with night trains or the Ct r.ti Leave Savannah at T 30 a. m. Leave Tiioraasville at 4 a. m. Arrive at Savsnnsh at 615 p. m. / Arrive at Tlioiuasville at S.lTp. r.i. / JOHN sCREYfC^, my2S Miscellaneous. A. DUTKKNIIOrEB, Of Savannah, 6a. A. DUTENHOFER & CO./ Shipping, Forward l f AND COMMISSION MEHfHA.\D- Bay Street, Savannah, ■ )C - Prompt attention given m the jK'rrW-v, shipment of cotton, iitmHer anil ? duce general!!/, causionnutut*■'oh' ""” on which liijerul aiictmces trill he maih'. KtratF'.crs: , Brigham, Baldwin A Ct-., Savanrab: Bj*. erta, Savannah; J. H. Zeilln A Co., v *! c ' :li jv i N. L. Angier, Int. Rev Col., Angus*. - ': JaB- Esq., Atlanta, Ga.: Willi.- Cbi-lioli CHAMPAGNE C4DER. 0. L Robinson, Jacksonville. Klu Ad' »* s l p. Diobiej! 1|*S t )yfi Iam2m ELIZA A. CANNON. Administratrix. Ad vertising in Southern Georgia TH* BAWBBIDGS -t flABT AND COMPASS” Y (formerly ttnT^“ Balnbridge Argus, > offers superior lnduccmeni* to ,hc ™ ercl J?? ® ▼armah Mjut advc rf inliig metlumi- IKrapa iaree and rapldt^S^i*^ elrtatetloii hi th^Bectlon, and Its term, are reason'bic. HrsSBI . u E-Htor and Proprietor. Bainbridge. JunffH. 'ea« toaell all ihe lumls Itelongln'i. to the eaWte nf David A. Beaoett. late of sa dooonty, deceaaed, for tbo benefit of tlw heirs and creditors of said estate. ISAAC FUML-B, Admlniitrajor. Bulloch cower. July Uk jyU*-1aw?m ' TATE or GEORGIA—WaYNK OOlJjuY.—Two mosths after daw application will be made to tbe Court of PnUsaryyiCaaid county, for leave to sell west half of lot of land No. 453, originally Appling, now Wavne county, belonging to tin. estate ef John, Bolin, Asburr, and William Sylvesters, aecsaaed. — May 18tb, ISM. O. «. KEITH, Administrator. sonvUle, Fla ; col. W. L Baii'-y,..;' f “‘ rT p ,. ,yJ Ha.; D. H. Baldwin A Co.. W Co., New York. V.arrcu Mitcnvff, Kl - *- p Kentuc ky. -THfEYE, ^EAE; Hit 'TEB# D R. WRianT, of Tore,bin Cianfi*^™ clan and Surgeon, Oeubfn ff * 1 / . , consulted on Deafness, n*gS2£s«f ti-:!*’' nolaeiin tbe Head. GstarrB. D.^-ases... ““A.MS’so.'tileKYE. requiring eiibcir l* 1 I or EiiraMai aid attended to. . _,fl| Office no- 41, in Dr. Thos. Bucklers oid ■* Lexington street, Bnltimorp. Md. r I Office hours Irani ‘J to 13 A 1L, a'a' ■' >' !»■ tf PRIME YELLOW r i A A fTWhlfe Com coustantTv cn - ,n L.w Abu, choice Corn MeaL&tui Gr»t.-. • ^ • ' RHOI)l’> Super Phosphate nllN THE STANDARD MANU« E ’ Af»*a 50 PEE TOS, CASH., alter' . . ~MU i.blk.TiIOk— &C( STANDARD Agents for Charles Farre Cbamps*;^ *> Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey,*^ myX-tf