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The Daily News and Herald. SAVANNAH, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1866. Tnffiffi an most sxqniMta and chimtey ata WAlsona teas waviotete no nonfidsnna in s»ymg th»t they sre from tea hand of tea Her. Mr. Platt. [Louisville Journal. WOMAN’S HOUR. In mystic boor tbere com** to earih A bloom ofbeaaty rwe; * It feMes from beam and bream of day Its sweet. and peUU fair. Xhe MMuctoM bud. in timid pddi, In (Urkne. open to view The fragrant charms to light denied— The gift of Night and Dew. And that to man, in aorrow'a night, hi It heal Likei Unseen 'till trouble hunts down man, And bows his noble form. Then woman’s love beams brightly forth— An Ilia ottta Mona. Legal Notit&ihf Hi;! of geohgia, uBATi^Afi c&birff- OTATB ® all whom it —» Whereas, James B. Bead will apply at the Court of Ordinary for ' tate of TWO MONTHS after date applies ion will be made 1 to the Co rt of - for . leave to sell alt the John J. Hodges for the ssursuussMt i sdn hid sUrs above— * Night-blooming Cereus. In Oeneral. —Cholera is on the increase in Cincinnati, New Orleans, Savannah and St. Louis, though it is said to be abating in the city of New York. On the 9th instant, forty-nine people died of it in Cincinnati; on the 8th, eighteen died of the same plague in New Or* leans. —Another evidenee of the sincerity of President Johnson in his efforts to recon struct the Union and restore fraternal feel ing, has been given by him in restoring to ex-Oovemor H. A. Wise his property, which had been confiscated by the Government. —The Lynchburg Virginian says that Hon. A. H. Stephens and General John B. Gordon were to pass through Lynchburg on Satur day en route for the Johnson Philadelphia Convention. —Two sisters lately met in Baltimore after forty-eight yeara separation. They talked thirty-six hours, and were still talking when last heard from. —Mrs. Odell, of New York, lately armed herself with a revolver, and started in quest of her husband's paramour. She would have killed the wrong woman, bat that her pistol was not capped. —As one of the results of the war, it may be stated that there are at the present time m the United States no less than twenty-five manufactories of artificial legs. — Jenny Land, who was formerly the idoj of the public; Jenny Lind, who for years gathered flowers and bank notes an her w^y, may be said to have assisted it her own funeral, as an artist, in having unfortunately again come before the public long after her voice was no more. She was hissed by a great part of the audience. So says a Paris letter. — The police of Peris recently found the bodies of throe young girls who had com mitted suicide by smothering themselves to death with charcoal. They were fonnd in a kneeling posture, attired in their best dresses. — Hob. Heniy 8. Foote, in replying to Gen. Hindman’s recent letter, says in refer ence to bis co-operatien with the South: “J now regard this action on my part as (he moat grievous political blunder of my whole public life.” Alas! what a blunder. —A large.number of persons were injured in Detroit, Michigan, by the tall oi the iron roof of the new Michigan Central freight house. Most of them were employed constructing the building. About thirty men were employed in and around the building,- and a dozen of them'were buried in the ruins. Several were injured very severely, and it is wonderful that none were killed. — Dr. Randolph, who has been ia Wash ington for some time past advocating the claims of the Louisiana colored schools, who waa snubbed by Snmner, and to whom the President granted a confidential interview of two hours, has met with substantial pecu niary success. The President has made a donation of $1,000, and Gen. Grant of $200, in aid ot the object sought, and $12,50C have been raised from the general public in a sin gle day. — An Indiana paper “dares” anybody “to beat” the Radical nominations for Congress in that State. Four of the candidates are Major Generals. Nobody ever heard of any of them except Wasbburne, who lives in history by reason of the Confederates having captured his trousers at Memphis. The two civilians are CoMkx and Julian. —A woman la MohmoN recently under took to cure her husband of intemperance by filling bis whisky bottle with kerosene. He took a dose which made him cavort round the room like an Indian at a war dance. He begged for relief, forgave the deception, promised to abstain from liquor forevermore, and—harried out to. get a little “real old stuff to take thW AMnad Mats out of bis month.” —Alter one of the late battles, as a sur geon of the Austrian army was going his rounds examining the patients, he came to a tiraMasr who had been hit wrfth a bulletin the left breast, right over the region of the heart. The sungeon, surprised at Uw narrow eseape of the man, exclaimed; “Why, my brave fel low, when in the name of goodness canid your heart have been ?” “I guess it must have been in my month, Jus? then," replied the soldier, with a faint and sickly smile. —The Rev. Dr. "WsHter, a veiy able, a very worthy, and highly respected orthodox divine of the city of Portland, preached the Sunday after the calamity In reference there to. He pronounced the burning of Portland a judgment from God, occasioned by the great sins of the people About the time his aermon was concluded, the steeple of his church was struck by lightning, and shat tered to the foundation. If the philosophy ef his sermon is sound, what an we to think ef Hn upg;rgn>tnn to etfrem the, reverend gaoUmneu miaisteea, to say nothing of the pastor? —It has already taken $712,000 to pay off axtra appropriation for extra pay| to the very extraordinary Congressmen who voted them ■elves $5,000 a year and 17 month* back P»Y. —B. King Cutler and other Confectioner* have mide aJNavfte before the United Stan Commissioner Hiestand, charging Mayor Monroe and Sheriff Hays with being the principals or aeCMSOrim to the homicides of July 80th. jseu. ms “ tl I# 1 4 Where**, Bridget Goldin* will apply to the Court of Ordinary (or Letter* of Atomahstratonon u» es tate of Thoma* Goldie*, late of Glyan county, da-. C€ft9Sd* j J These are, therefore, to cite and admonish alt whom It meycancara^e be ted aw* a twins Boertj ters will be ‘ ' Witaes*' tysiawitr T WO MONTHS after data application will be made to the Court of OnBaatf at Bulloch county for leave to eell all the lands bakmglBg to the estate ol William J. Crosby, late of arid eooaty, deceased, for the benefit of the heir* and creditors of said estate. John brown, Itetten of AdmtaMnMpn on the aarj ceased, are required to preeeut then/withln the time > “*W>1 p^eitwbyuw^yd^peraoM ftfrbted tagald _« -It. .«* Omnmdh all —1. BtW.lPIW 111 AOTttB These are. therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it may concern, to be and appear before said Court, to make objection flf any they haval, on or before the bet Monday in SsllialUl naxt, Otherwise said Let ters will be granted. i jiff** QgdslalmuAal^^ofJuly. jy*T-law4w ' m*dmnl»uKirtham county. June 18, 1866. SAT5^^0®&ts, F A<im’x. .. . nit -ilai Brunswick. Ja|>2,13». SB. HARBI9. - Afimlnistratrtx. )>6-law6w Notice. „ ION hating been made U. . A offfiathsw cpnnty for foam tufoU tb* personal prosMSE kC tte Mtata inf. EJfcabdte 1MoSertei do- ceased, for the benefit of the creditors ofsaid State, tl al-OAJt J^BBLICATION having^ been made to the Ordinary Philip Callahan. Columbus Square Grocery Ktet side of Columbia Sqnare,*or*aonfMsMf*hm n ’ and President stronR* • BY PHILIP CALBAIi* A *•’ ECEIVING. WEEKLY, flifUfoSS £amtlJ , ceries, Ales, Wines, LiquiWfi, Ojtt 'Tig!’ Vegetables, Ac. For sale on most reasonaoie mm*. ’ ic29-ly i am required to file their objections with ' f Chatham county, If any they have I of aMd taawa, within sixty days from r sale will be granted. W. H. WUABBBGEB, Administrator Estate o£ EHaabeth B J™ 1 '' la yh Ilaw60d ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. fi tl PBR80SS HAVING CLAIMS against the e* A- tate or lbs. Penelope Kent, late of 8creree county, deceased, are Imreby notified to peent them, daly attestft, withtn the time prescribed by law. TATE OK GEORGIA, GLYNN COUNTY-—To all I whom it mat eoneeta: Whereat, Benjamin M. Cargyle and Ann C.I T Clark will apply at the Oourt or Ordinary for-but- 1 , tars of Administration on the estate.pffleoj*# W.JVt- tlgrew, lath of Glynn county, deceased: These are, therefore, to efts and admonish all wham it may concern, to he and appear before said court to make objection nr Any they nave) on or before the fi rat Monday in September next, otherwise said letter* 2d < day'o^^jS. l ^^^ ffl | :1 *^4 i ^f jy6-lawlm Ordinary. Plante, Attention! JAMamTiUfftT NMoniiba sales 'ck 1 MORTGAGES UPON SOUTHERtf RESt A large amount of Northern capital i*uow a waiting favorable opportunities for investment South. I have daily inquiries for such opportunities, and am empowered to PURCHASE 40.000 OF COTTON TheMMM Planters and others wishing to dispose, of, ufort-; gage, or take partners In woshtag teak to«H. are invited to apply to as* without delay. Li] V JH- COMMISSHMifr MODERATE. . A • Business prompttyaMSfilUC All letters must inclose a stamp. . .a -ht, D.:«.!». AsICWP&Ti f - I H Waihlagtsu street, ■f. pa^ONel^SAj REFERENCES. General Wa. A. Alkstkap, Troy, New York. Edmond Bice, Esq.. Cambridge, Maas Wm. L. Palmes. Esq., Salem, Maas... Dodlbt C. Cmamnbll, Esq., Cincinnati, Ohio. C. C. FillsV, Esq.. New Orleans, La. A. F. Drvaaxox A Co., Boston, Mass. ‘ jy20-2aw6m . tosaid estate are requested payment to the undersigned. T. WIUJAMS, jett-lawCw Administrator, STATE OF GEORGIA—UBBBTY COUNTY—To aU joreign an wines, e: ALE Av D LASSE. Johnson’s stoats; opposite ta* fWfoah Corner 8t. 4u|ien ^n<* Bryen St$. •> ridBigaiB'#obi E*>ntStand. Agent for the . ORIENTAL CHOLERA BITTERS. E*V Agent for H. Ciatman's cefobft Sleam Brewery, New-YoA: A. M. London Dock Qin, and Chrff ^aoce. wattsssi..oti Benjaioih Downy will apply at the Court of. Ordinary for Letters of administration on the estate of Benjamin W. Bus- tin, late of said county, deceased ; These.are, thereftic, to cite and admonish *11 whonrlt may eoBtern, to be and appear before said Court to make objection, if any they have, on or be fore the first Monday in September next, otherwise said letters will be granted. i Witness my official signature, this 12th day of lly, 1866. W. P. GIRARDEAU,. jvTU-lawlm Ordinary. G EORGIA—WAYNE COUNTY.—Wm. George, Sr!, having appHsd to be appointed guardian of the. person and property of MaryHarper, a minor under fourteen years of age, resident of said county:) Tliis is to cite all concerned to be and appear at the Seim of tha Ooort of Ordinary to be held next after the expiration of thirty days from the first publication of this notice, and show cause (if any t hay can) why said applicant shoo id not be inirosSed wi*n themnidiansnip of the person and property of said folder. Witness lay official signature. ■ GEO. W. HUMPH, jyfin-law«W Ordinary WayaeCo. KEEP CONSTANTLY OM BAND CHOICE! Ohli 8IUSD1KS, WllISKliY, ’wiNKR, fie. AMD 1 EVERY VARIETY OF GROCERIES, ▲LAO, _ jrn, Oats nnd Bran, strictly at wholesale to the trade; and we flatter ourselves tin if to the interest of dealers to patroi hi ad of Bay, opposi teJeffef son at. S TATE OP < whom it i GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY—To all may concern: * t t C tat^Pidwomda^i'awcett, c^^ty, d?- cieased. f-f t 1 P These are, therefore.to cite and admonish all wliom it may couoero, to be.and SHCrr before said Court, to make objection Of ffiffifine^MSne) on or before the flrst Monda; ters will n. WhSreas. Joiml). DeniUn sfIR apply at the Court of Ordinary of said county for Letters of Ad minis- -iSj n, Si of Th<B«irW,-*terefore,fl*oite-*nd admonish afl whhi itxsny eonearn, to ha and appear before said Court u> mate* objection (if any they have) on or before the fiM Monday la September. next, otherwisa said lei- ten will be grunted, Witness my official signature tlus 13th day of July, 1816. S. J. GORTON, „ jyll-lawlm - ■ ■ . Ordinsry^; PIERCE SKEHAA Wholesale and Retail D**ler In Pine Groceries, Boots and Shoes, lYothlag, Ita esga and Domestic YUnc-s, Liquors and Segara. Also, Skehan's Celebrated GOLDEN ALE CHOlDER. in bottle and in wviod. t Ltgujon &nd Dahlia Brown Stout,. Scottjh and Eng ffi Ala, Ac.-' - .■* liberal deduction* made to be trade, i ltfi BRObGIlTOM STREET. SAVANNAH, dll-tf i and C2 Liberty street, N. T. V. rYEOEGIA—CHATHAM COUNTY.—To all whom IT It may concern : Whereas, Charles C Prendergast will apply at the Court ef Ordinary for Letters Dismissory as adminis trator cum testamento annexo on the estate of M*<V ITSl Urt—’—i—* late of said county, deceased v. Ttesears, therefore, to cite sad admonish aU wbqm f way concern, to be and appear before said court fo qifo objection (if any they have) on or before the in* M ifiay in January next, otherwise uitl letters will be granted. Wanes* my . official signature this 2d day of Jnly, 1866 D. A. O’BYKNB, jy3-lsmCm Ordinary. NS after date application will be made art of Ordinary of Balloch conuty. for leave ta sell tdl the lands belonging to the estate ot AtSOs Tl Waters, deceased, for the hsnellt of ail con ceded. ELISHA B. WILSON, Adrn’r. Nrte lS, W6S. JuV2-law2m S TATB OP GEOBGIA—GLYNN COUNTY.-To all whom it may cocaecn; Whereas, William Manly will apply at the Court of Ordinary for letters fosmUsory as administrator the estate of JUhn J. Burnett, late of .<aid county, • These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whoiui|Bi4Brj|SfiD8(ta t* be a»<f appsar before said court fcfmakc objection (if auy tliey have) on or be fore the firet Monday in November next, otherwise said letters will be granted. Witness my official signature this 9th day of May, GREAT ENGUSHREMEDY I.L PERSONS indebted to the estate or Panl t Glatigney, deceased, will make payment, and parties hating .claims against said estate will present them, dna attested, wi-hin ihe time pre scribed by law. LOUIS GBENWALD, I|7-law6w Adm’r estate of Paul E. Glatigney. THORN’S COMPOUND EXTBAOT'OF Jl' COPAIBA and SARSAPARILLA Has acquired the utmost fame In every part of the world? It ha* been examined, approved of and sanc tioned W »* faculty of aiadlcina, and recommended by the most eminent of the profc slon. As a SURE and SPEEDY wire tor nil; Dts***** n the Bud DU, Kmiova, and 0*nca*T Oa.asa qt *0T8 sms TO siccKx /%■ 3 H ONB*Cfr rtff Tb* Gshoim* / ‘ tMEMT, ' \ Wffl ilao’beaT Obaerve this f lo nDOM X-efiTheWAMB lABEL.IV, JOHN I. TAfiMYTl BtJBNIIl O, 1 SEIV YORK. I PBOPglSTOR And eovertag\^ Bona AGXifF^/ ' and pe the bottom of >&>«■ /V TTwrilto 8ki**s nAGBKn. SXZS „ ^MffiimQ NONE OHMS HXMUINE. ' <> *■ w observe thta. No. 8T8 Greenwich ataaei^New^rk. Sold by ail Pmggfota- ' JWfl-’JtSwSm i&iM. A N* hereby prot rk with or removing any part of 1 the Savannah and BackRWi 0 Persona who have removed any of of said waters will torn tha - signed, or bs prosecuted to tha ex prohibited ini ‘ of the obstroci k . or AngustlM Cksal. the extent of tha law. fc OO., Commission Merchants TdUUUIs witis* oikssi Yellow Pins Timber Tha abova-aamed house otter unusnal faculties foe the sale of Southern Products, and respectfully so licit consignor anta. MoKAY, BUBS * CO- dlbtawtf 166 Broadway, N, Y, EXECUTORS’SALE. W ILL BE SOL the city of An in Oc tober iert. and, M neesffimr.fiwmdafCo day there JSSS village of 8nmmerville. . .. _ A plat of tbeae fotassM the office of Barnes t oumming. ever the Post Office. Also, a TRACT OF PINK LAND, a bom coma about fifty acres, called the “Quarry Tract,” or ‘-Hocks," a U. 8. Arsenal Terms of sale: One-third cash; the other two-thirds in two eaual annual Instalment*, with interest (Torn Executor of Thoms* Camming, decern ed. CU! monly cs west of the 1 sold. aal-2t*wtds Notice. rjIXTY 6At8kfte^ data f fe W Stlan tic and Gnlf Railroad Company or Georgia for re newal of two twenty year seven per cent. $500 bonds ^w^fifisnrjsgKsi'jff nary, 18T0, guaranteed by the city of Savannah.— bonds, same style. Nos. Ilk 111, 340 and M2, with coupons as above. Burned February 16.186©. Jy»»tawg« a J, 4- E. Louis Lowe (FORMERLY OF MARYLAND^! . M Counsellor at Law* M WALL A^Fl^5* JylASthWfw PHCEK1X STBH M MILL eastern wharf, savannah, ga. T iHK undersigned, having com j . -- - — traliy, that their DOUBLE PHCENTl: tnforni they art now tityand left at the MU^of y j; ^ MiiBiyji my 10 Ordinary. LEGAL NOTICE. Notice. •\ EORG1A—8CRIVEN COUNTY.—An order hav- vJT ing beea granted by the honorable Conrt of Or- dinary of said county for leave to sell the real estate of II. atrickland, deed, will lie sold, on the first Tuesday in September next, all that tract of land lying on the wamifiof Little Ogeecbee, adjoining lands or neti Boykin, David M. Lee nnd otliers. Sale to take p.ace atSylvania, in said enmity. T “' N B MOULjTRIB,;, m ng in sal *t tracts, boanded by James ■ -ewma'k. J W Proe- t F, M. J MeBlven sad A. J. Her, betongtng to the estate of Wiinam Iler, and sold under an order of the Ohm taf Ordinary lor a division among tbe hei s of said estate. Terms on the dsv of sale. “ « jyto-tasrtfis ADAM J. ILER, Executor. after data application will 1* made to.lhs tie art of Ordinary of Balloch county for » to eell all the lands belonging to the estate of ■Salami - Nesmith, deceased, for the benefit, of all JOHN 8. DENMARK, H ~-.h ot NOAH NBSMMH, uc ban tw, Adminlttratora. illosheoaaty. July to, 186S. jyliMaw2m MONTHS altar date application will be made the Coart of Ordinary of Balloch county for sell all tbe lands belonging to the estate of W. Delsack, deceased, for the benefit of all concSfned. ‘ WM. g’ANDERSON. AdmV. June 1$ 18*6. je-22 lawSm I^EOBAIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.—To all whom It Wbereu^KichMl Bryan will apply at the Coart of for Letters Dismissory as Executor on the ■ere^cuemfosfigopi^a.l. first Monday will be passed. .jssasis* &S,1S.u b SZ,Z.-Mu« official signature this 6th aT DOMINICK A. O'BYRNE, Ordinary. 4A BORGIA w may concern - ' inSi’Ar T astate of Miee Philippa Minis, of said coaatyv tie- NMfl: itnin; These see, therefore, to eKe and adotoauk ate whom jfosy cenoara to he and appear before said OoorWto take abjection {if any th.y have) ea or hedste-tho -first Monday in January next, oth« ' “ ‘ “ 1866. it r'A ■* > . D. A. O’BYKNB, jhtr4fiwaSi i J Ordinary. e iiitfismee ■ ■ — » 1 M1W ~ will apply at tke Coattfof aoiy aa Executor oh the state. ELIZA Bulloch county, June 6,1866. n BORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.—To ail whom and property of George W. Haupt. minor and orphan child of eamnel B. Hanpt, deceased: make objection (if any they have) on or before the find Mgy^yJirS^tesaber negfo ojtimrwisq said let- Witness mr official signature this 31st day of fiagaSt, ISSA D. A. (FBYKNC, aRlnwWi > - - Oeflfoary.u.c. tjiwo MONTHS after data OrATttsnnett. iSeor sfd^ity; Te “-“-aiMIHBa' Balloch county. Jnly 10,1866, tion will bemads of Balloch coaaty for of ss d OMinty, deceased, Tor of said estate. Administrator, tvlo-lsw-am G KOKGIa, ATHAM CtlUNTY.—Tb ill Whom it may concern: • Whereat, Cosmo B. Richardaon wtll -apply at the Court of Ordinary for Letters of Administration ' bonis non, cam testaatenfo annexo, on the estate Dr. Cosmo Pi ffilffimrdsw, of aaldcoonty, deceased, Thorn era, ttanfore, to cite and admonish all whom ttwmy concent, to be and appear before said Court Witness my official signature this *8th day of Jnly, ’&9^w w iff rrfpiw 1 ^ a e/vai on mil. * * — -S S Aa. Ita taSeafne ..e. 4k. THE SMALL OTJRAWJ0AT •OflJP&HEE* S^tytoap, ssssmt*'. 0 * RALPH MBLDBINB, No. 186 CongreM street. Ct U IT ABLE fora tndtng N? be seen at Charleston Apply to anio-lw TOTICK.—The undersigned, Administrator on th* t past, for leave *0 J rtoAUd . sen fifty actfid or pteate, for the benefit of the tors of the estate. ,,ioi e-fflfifiSOS fieff that I shall apply, four ,te, to the Coart of O-diusry ol 'nt three or more freeholders angst the lswfal distributees of Jobs it*, now in the hands of William Fol- liard, administrator. jyT-lamtm BRIDGET FOLLMBD. EL. Gr. WHflT.fHAT.g DliHI IV Si RUWE iquors, Scranton, & VC. GENERAIi U^KMTRSIOir AN FOR WARDBIO «MC*AmPS,^ Dealers in Cotton. otton, Wool, Hides, aadPfMMu. fonnaber, AGENTS SOB JMNWBUP© SflPHIMMNtttI If UBI* fadS-Sm BANANNAM.GAr : BLAIR & BICKFORD, Lumber Manufacturers * * ANDDBAEWsm TIMBER AND XUMSgft OF EVBBY DESCRIPTION, Doors, Snuli um4 Blinds. gw* MID and Lumber Yard Oh Canal, near Bryan street, mfcce, 188 Bay steel, Pnvfonmb. Qa. JyS7-tf G. B. LAMAR, JUN* ! finoceesor toG. B. * G- W. Laxae, General Commission Merchants rsnrsriffif mad iMpflif iff« No. M BAY 8THEBT (np stair*.) Refer to Geo. W. Anderson, John C. FerrU and O. DEALRR8 IN Mew York: DBRYEAS’MllZEIl “1 r A Li Oi..-;! H. »' < Jns9\ o i a tf c 2 O ►- tc H WAS UU-MiCtD'MEMMTMfl fM fOft TRIM IMIAR CHI That recefydda medwl alnf honorable menUonfrom the Royal Commisaioners, the competition ol all PW minent ioaiiiUartur^rs of .“Cord Starch " and “Fre- paM of this aud other toaatflcs withstanding. . > KAZ^BNAj The food and 1 *s»«y of the age, without a single fouK. One tri « wWl convince She skepCfoal. Make© Pnddtn *■', DKefl. Uustarda, BlaacMange, Ac.* without telngfawith few or noegprs, at a cost as tonishing the m *2-! economical. A slight addition to ordinary Wh^at £• our greatly improve* Bread and Cake. It i« also ext client for thickening sweet ©Aucbb. gravies for fleh and meats, soups, Ac. ForlceCreAm oothing can compart with it. A little boiled in milk will produce rich cream for coffee, chocolate, tea, Ac. Put up in one pound packages, under the trade mark Mafeena. with directions for uee. A most delicious article of food for children and in- valide of all ages. -i For sale by Grocers and Druggiata every where. Wholesale Depot, 16fi Fulton Street. WILLIAM DURYKA, General Agents A 9od*,J Bl *nd-J.w!wmk*r,foagn*t*. Cooalgn- meats solkfitad. , mylfi lp.bo^t 7 ■: ssa Bouse & Bryant, (Formerly of JsskMBfiUtei Fla..) FotwM ami CommissioR Merchants, 104 Bay (Street, Savannah, - - - '. »WO wiassaTicsAssas© orders; and will also keep constantly on hand-a __, ._aUas other goods and manufactured i tor mfo on canaigtuaenfo sad for which J J9IN S. S1W X « Forwarding and Gammi^ioH ■ •« .MjinBXMnmiadpnafoq WEKHMAU Amt RHTJJt UKAUaa IN Dry Goods, Groceries, A^., NOS. 1 AND 2 SAIOnS’ BtOCK^V Bfij Street, JaftsairrlHe, flortdm. CITY HdTEL BUILDINGS. OCR MOTTO: WE DEFY COMPETITION! Tbe undersigned, bAViig purchased the TWOMPlffiBiniES OF PURSE & SB, The Most Complete in the Southern Co Hit announce that they are now ready to. fill aU orders. MR' PECK, onr senior, having been employed for TWENTY YEARS in Phii^y I in the leading establishments in that city, and for-the last NINE YEARlj having ^ | of Purse’s extensive Bindery in Savannah, feeia warranted in mailing the assert^ can nt anytime be sustained by evidences of workmanship, that he is a Master of His Profession, and that the South can at last compete with onr Northern friends, and prevent the sitycf sending to New York or Philadelphia for orders, that can be equally well exeegfcjj home, saving’ithuS the expenses oT importation. Particular attention paid to .lfiiy)9nunoJ t«•*» ifiunjinil BINDING MXJSXC BOOKsJ AND REPAIRING PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. r, Jbe patronage of the public is respectfully solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed a wdrtr that may be entrusted to our care. JOS. Hi PECK & CO. Jas.T. Paterson, TIMBER, Lumber & Commission M1EKOHA1XT, a Sm. 133 Man Mfomet,', ftowntateffc, j * ; i a» ! v f TIarien, Gfeorgieu. “ y Orders for Lumber soHritefi. dl6-tl THOMAS H. AUSTIN,' ! Qeierd CmUiaiii as! ForvarUst .. acBROSAlffT, Wm. M. TPfiBfiO 4 £o!/SWma»:' £ Brooks, New York; Bpping, Hanserd fcOo., Columbus. TUSO-tf ■ . . Market Square House, 138 BRYAN STREET, 126-ly HAWKINS & FAY, Commission Merchants, NO. 47 FK.tfiL STREET, r - WM. B. HAWKINS, J- ROCKWELL FAT. Particular attention pai'l to buying Produee, Provl sians, Whiskies and Cigars, on order, and to eon signmi-ntH. - ’ J liFFltr.EIWJW - milord, Tlleston A , 5 Water-st, CUlrtNJN HrfNTliii, firm or Spi , v gw y 0 rk. Lewis L Maton to Co., Savannal f W. B. Sibcil. Jones, iv Bro Ga. . . .. JOHN GRAY, it ’ Vi»- DEALER IN ‘ i.■ PAILS, BHU8HK8, SLATE, Twfocky Cords go, Tub** fhurtii» CrwUM* WAftM, iilutlny lifikett, A** Nos. "l6 Pulton nnGUOa yronb S flmwnmii3?2i)i EmigttbteiCahfii Supplied WITHIN TEN DAYS. H I'J J 1P?!#M .W M it _ rfUlE undersigned are prepared to. supply Ffontera A and other parties who may beta want of WHITE LABOKEr ’ inents in i Laborers, or TwclfirtH^slWlhtSle iffiy tl The Laborers are to .nt received by tbe . . on arrival Of tee a Laser bets, - and transported tae potnta where tliey. are. ,wsafod : at Employ; expense, and th'e Employers have further to pm Wi^Sg^e^n^rt^he can be se cured will average about $150 pfil year, tjtqfimploy. i3 os WM. MORA ILLE A CO., ; •„ • Joses’ Block,Bay atrest, . One door East of Barnard streeg^* aatuai Hotels. VALENTINE BASLER. J. M. fclgaw, Wines, AIOs and Lager, and all' Linds of Liquors. Lnneh at eleven o'clock. Ten Pin Alleys attached. aogissm IERCHAHTS’ EXCHANGE LUNCH HOUSE, Bull Streety near Bay Lane. piKIB LUNCH aarvofi from it a. as. to 1 p. m., and from 9 p. m. to 12 m. Jy£tf* Bast, of Liquors, Ales, rfOr. SOCTHBRO T HE PHOPRlRTOkfi pod _ to the public that the above H—.. _ for the reception ot Petmaqent a|d Boasdcrs^^ pypinteoe hi th* nd to make this Honse one ol aBar couartU may be found the best of Wines, Liquors' and Segars. Attached to the House ia also .an ICE-'CREAM GARDEN, where may be procnrgd at an hohjs, both day and evening, the flfiOst Crearm th theefty. Also, a Soda Fountain, froa which thay will furnish the best Soda in tee city. ... Parties can be furnished with Cream at all times, jyic-tf 71 SANDERSON & WILKINSON, HARNESS, SADDLERY AX D TRUNK STORE, a ; WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, "Under St.'Andrew’s Hall, Broughton St., SaWV-AJJSTAH, GA tf-tf ■ ST. CHARLES SALOON, tote, rear of Poet Office.— Btotai; always on EB’B WAT* f _ from Heraagthom, theYebanda house, will be open on and after inak, for the accommodation ‘ —mt. ' • experience^u^the Port Itojpil fioug% ” HILTON HUAD, H. C. 11>Ji ' I . ' • kl: ■ relief Tmoijspt^Vsi „ldwin o6Co., Savannah Bavaanah national Bank, Savannah. mS «r> ir.—hh it —~n ' BLASCEVILLE • nl"£ „al> J».IN I SLATE MINING COIP’I, ; ,,‘vaH wsrt, polk cxxVga.. Offite^l Stools., $300,600 • «ayi tayorfAfjH. *• 0. Grata niss, A. Wilblffi^m iffilw'tetelffihB Prsidcnt—A. Wilbur, savannah, Ga. S325KK‘S.°SMS^?!'i i<j furniture mannir' Mr *** >1 * nf * Mte ’ ^ pavement, and be applied. Tr Atlanta, Augn Oa-i-so the §«— j sssEaasaBW^SKS^s^ . for „ which slate can nt to the cities of Albany and Columbaa To Meohonios... Applleant* must makefoparate statements of the ea h—of costs lor the repairs of each Dock. JOHN WILLIAMSON. mjl« Chairman Com. Docks andWharvee having leased this favorite mHB SUBSCRIBERS having leased IN AN ELEGANT MANNER, tlomul QuA*t*. H M A 5UP ACTURED BY VENABLE & Ct FeterslDnrg, "V a. Also Manufacturers of Superior “Maccoboy,” “I&ppee,” and other Snuffs, Che*E| Smoking Tobacco oC every grade. Josiah Macy’s Sons, Sole Agents, may29 Bm. 189 A W FWONT STREET, NEW V0» RHODES’ THE STANDARD MANURE, AT’fiCS 50 PER TON, CASH. alV-tf MILLER, THOMAS A CO. Advertising in Southern Georgia mSB BA1NBBIDGE “CHART AND COMPASS” X (formerly the “ Balnbrldge Argns,”) offers superior inducements to the merchants or Sa vannah as an advertising mediam. It has a large •ted atadly tnerewmer cbcnlatkm ia that Sectloa, aad Ita foWfore restate.^.resa M r .i -j . Editor and ProprWor. Bofoksidge, J ape ll. MCC. foM-tt (Mce Havana Segars. T31FKR. BftlDSICK A CD’S CHAMPAGNE, " Ju SA- Mareetaix A Go's Champagne. Black Seal. Pec sate hr tl KOETHGKB A CO , Corner Bay and Whitaker sta. PRfflE YELLOW CORN. adioo ot* pb,me roabeg r At tovfamh ^ T Bay street. ' W White Corn constantly bn hand and for sale. Alaoi choice Corn Meal aad Grits. lell-tf JelS-Sm ia amoag fireS-daaa Hotels w»l! be kAUteJs' PABLEY.' CHARLESTON HOTEL, TbuSnSoposttondftea «My, iHjfoS*^ «**- ssasSasasara ■ ■ LIVE Oil No. SS GBOBOB STREET, Mr. Charleston^ South Qarolina, Is bow open for tasaccommodatiOB of trsaslettt an Choicest Llqwn, Wtoe% Ales >ni Segars axiwaia «■ naafit - ■ - OgMKE, fok ten years; said fit he i 9T& Truck*. Enquire of CHAs. L. COLBY 4 00. jyl4 tf Corner Bay aad Abeicora streets. NOTICE. WALL WANTING FURNITURE I am opening for the inspection of the pubfta* i- * r ^ * a fine stock of CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS, 1 ” TRESSES, &c., &c., Railroads. Notice iStsSsi 'is ■ If** ov OFFICE ATLANTIC A GUI? ^ i. Savannah, On and alter Monday, May 26fh Trains will ran daily, Sundays excepted. *1 connecting with night trains on the C. s” 1 ' j Leave Savannah at 7.30 a. m. Leave Thomas villa at 4 a. m. Arrive at Savannah at 6. . 5 p. m. Arrive 'at Thomasville at 9.11 p- w- JOHS SCiffiWJ prr^ THE EYE, EAB, AMD ® : TVR. WRIGHT, of Toronto, Canada j£l LP clan and Surgeon, Oenltatn«ffii coneolted on Dearness, Discharges noises ia Ihe Head, Catarrh, Disease a *Aii’dSra8C8 of the EYE, requiring orsnrgcalW^de^to. BacUe ,di* e | UNVILLE St. Julian Street, West of ^ JAVANN^Sj MERRITT, 64 ConfMt Street Mi NOTICE. my ihrRKLL. BRIDES! BRICKS!! 120.000 WKU< On Savannah and Ogoechee (taral, above SwayneM. may28. Yitldosta Institute. ^LLia- o-onLAR EXERCISES of this Institution JSSagBESSvSelT TCiriOK. Igt (teas, peraMsltm iff Twenty Meets, M mSuctlon u?Music as customary. Bo^pleasanurataltorttugr, ii Principal. ‘ MANUFACTURERS OF Alt 1 *?i£, B .Mrrr£Kg’^J Stag Saws, Pnmpe, Steam WtasUta tcrGnagere, Steam K^Bbies rti ”^ or A* 1 description, Ac., Ac. Also Agahte I A CO. ’S celebrated Portable steam J JS1 - THOS. W- : H lo Vi MAKUFACTUBBE of FURNITURE AND & UPHOLSTER - IH Doe Street, I ■ N. B.—All ORDERS sent *y » tisMts. Brown’s standard- . mentsfor more than Adapted to home market*. Warrant^ ^8^91 Sales rooms No. * ®* re ^ gBOWS>