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■5" fc.'^te’itvP- ’• The Daily News and Herald. SAVANNAH. FBli&ri’ D otter »,: thk nickst kind or *• croquet.' The evening wee bright with the moon of Meg, And the lawn waa light aa though lit by day— from the wiudowa 1 looked—to *ee Croquet, Of mallet, and balla the usual d isplay; The hoops all stood in arch array. And I said to myself, “soon well see Croquet *' Bnt the mallets and balls i »/ ■ unheeded lay. And the maid and the xcmlhf Ode by side sat they, And I thought to mysell, is (Adi Uruquet ? I saw the scamp—it was light as day— Put bis arm around her waist in a loving way And he sq ue<aed h i r band. Whs th rt Croqute? While the red hover rolled forgot*n sway, He whispered sD that a lover say. And he kissed her lips—what a queer Croquet? Silent they ait 'nenth the moon of Way; But I knew by her bhuhea aha said not Nay, And I thought in m7 heart, now that'll Croquet mm *?%. * REa®l?U.15TrJlfcid °. r *** e S M,e " That from and after the paaaage of 25££“fi3P£ftSL qualified to vote at ' fbr one year 1 armedlataly uontlnue so to do on Within the - ■ nonth> ii who havnnttainad havepanTallcity ti sufficient real ' ' wlitch may be all Tetnrns n and have or this A< ed 29d Ji Extract Sac. A And be I this election, sad > the time of election, and Savannah for one eir registration, y-one yean, and their own right r tax executions here mnde Unilnanee of the city, nUag tothe provtalons the _ according 10 to Registry Lww^, 1 ■i^Kiawswasfaiaftfi S” ! lie liable to n pofl ar capMUtnu tax of one dollar an ***■.' naaltr, axoapt aiyaM af ante yarn I isa hffi**te J eh titled to registry and to vote at city elections, and »**«• In General* —The Boston Post says that Bismarck and all the royal family have been on a tearing apree in Berlin, in honor of Prussia’s sue cess. » —A gentleman in Mew Hampshire, aged & years, has been sued for flO^QOO for breach of promise. —A boy, near Clyde, got mad at a coffee pot spout, agatagt which her stubbed hlg toe when “in swimming." He dove and brought up bis ugly enemy, and found thereto #80 in silver and a pulpy mass of greenback*. —The Louisville Courier says the weather has been so hot in that city recently that oiti zens have melted in the streets and run into the sewers like lava, before their liquid re nains could be ladled up and carried lo their bereaved families in baskets. —Dr. Butler’s new house at Gloucester, Mass., is to be of granite, two stories high, with six three story towers. The order ol the architect is the “quaint.” It is worthy of remark that the admirers of Butler have dropped the “General" aud adopted the “Dr.” This is sensible. —A cow was recently drowned by a mud turtle near Ogdenaburg. Sbc had gone in the water to drink, when the turtle fastened to her nose, and held it so long under water as to suffocate the cow. —Queen Victoria manifested her royal iu- diguation at a lady for appearing at court in a very low necked dress, by ordering her never to present herselt again. —Mrs. Mowatt writes that in London one sees hundreds of women—not the uniortu nates of the demi Monde, but ladieB, well bred, well dressed, highly educated ladies, of irre proachable reputation, and moviug in good society—who daily assume their enamel masks with their garments. —A landlady, who had some very weak chicken broth for dinner, the other day, was asked by a wag of a boarder if she couldn't coax that chicken to wade through that soup once more. —There sore said to be li viug near Lacrosse, Wisconsin, in one school district, live brothers, who in two years were married to five women who had before eleven husbands, eight of whom are still alive. —A writer iu the Missouri Presbyteriau talka about his vision “beiog increased by tbe use of tbe eye-saive of Uie Holy Ghost." We shall next expect »o hear of his Christian atrength being increased by the use of the Plantation Bitters of faith, or his bowels of religion regulated by tbe Brandeth's Pills of belief. —The Harrisburg Telegraph says that an attempt was made at York on Thursday, to assassinate both Governor Curtin and Gen. Geary. The car on which they were riding was fired into by some vicious persons, who, it is hoped, for (be sake of law and order, will be caught and severely punished for tbe outrage. —It is reported, in diplomatic circles, that if the Euiperour Maximilian shall abdicate and retire, Marshal Bazaioe will assume the reins of government, with such French and. Mexican and Austria* forces as he mav ' able to command. The sway of ** . ue is now unquestioned )*• ' JtaX11 ® 1 iau empire, where »• - lUe centre of lhc Chieav • population and wealth v centre. The outskirts alone are possessed by tbe Government of the Ke- public. Anothkk Gdspowde* Plot.—A Herald special London dispatch of the 9th says there is great excitement Jiere this evening at a supposed attempt to blow up tbe two houses of Parliament- Ten packages of gunpowder, with a fuse partially burned, were found near the entrance to the Lord Chamberlain’s office in tbe House of Lords. The members ol Parliament have visions of another Guy Fawkes’ gunpower plot. BaaaKin*TiOM to Gxx. Shibidak.—On Tuesday evening last, mere was » royeterioo* gathering of cer tain ez-offieess at tae United States votanteer terrice, at the private residence or Major General Phil. Sheri dan. The occasion waa the presentation of a coirtly porcelain pitcher to the tamoos cavalry officer who now command* thla military department. The pre sentation speech wae made by Gen. Lend mm. of Ken tucky, who, aa colonel, handled brigade* and diviHions of infantry, but never a regiment. He la now Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue, aud residing in New Orleans. Gen. Sheridan, on accepting thegiA, apologiaed tor not responding with a speech, and said: "There is a good deal of k*Maaa noon military mat When they me rated qm to fifiakfi M*-«fi>ss. Some are criticised beeeuM'Sey task* too many speeches, and some are considered dangerously In clined because they make none. I will, there* plain to yon that I do not ataha a speech b< don’t think I can. I thank you kindly foe your prea- mb rasasRo Arnold, K B Anderson, ■ C, Jr llfirroa, Jaa A Balloch, Wm H Beistlaw, T H fStrj Burronglia, W B Bashlor, Valeauu Balloch, Wa Q Boots. Henry Berrien, J M Botler, Gilbert Byck, LrriB beau tort, H P Balloch. T J 3L iett, Jos wn, Peter C .Joseph Purse, Thoe C 71 Platner, Chaa G PrendergarA « M IIP® ‘ Pence, Antonio M Power, ■ be Purse, ■ J Wm H do I f’i Safe Groceries, and Liqoors. PziLIF CallakaN. Jim* ti f , Columbia Square Ripley. Jos BenCJsal Rhp. Ryan, ChsaB H pitiil fail thickert. Prancia wr Ales ■ ■ ‘ Rntsell, Waring ■asseil, bane Beedy, J SeiSv, Peter Rogers, C D Reilly, Jas K earsr. ■ Roche, Dan Reedy, Jaa d - Robertoan, Oaot Js Jno ..—Jaa , , Robinson, Wlf ’ Rbay, Hugh KobertUi’ A Jtaaaeli, Leri It BoasUfr. Jno RtttaeiL Joa I Hawe.J H Roberts, Hiram Rooney, Matthews . x ::SOS m in “***• “ t Foreign arid, Doirtf&ticUqtKifs - WlhiEb, GiGABa, GKOGKBUB, - • <nogom<lMM^* —>’' • i jdhn&'i^Whire, crpfiostteVxe ’ ‘ Corner St. Julien and Bryan Sts. rpalligant’s old Paint Stand. AgMMSJfrTaAfl-m (1IUJ1 2‘ajGtiV 'V OSJtum jGHOWBA BWTIRS. Geo W J W, Jr Barns, IretanOD it . taaoSou', * Maier, Isaac saw* SM"7 BryaOjAlfred Han, Henry « Rasteed, Henry Borehnw.RW SSSMW! • Bettmrka MM ~ * i«r. f r&si* , Wolfs , Bawenl Ij’JK aaCTH SEKffJnfes UanLufftsi Hirava UnimumlI I U s5£. Bankston, Hiram Kama, P BUir, Edward liyme, Jaa Barnard, J U. tl BeaSlay, J R Bara well. JB Barnwell, Cuihbert RMtor. ouceoia .®5^uo°i«as Colding, U M tUmeroa. Gao H Crawford, H Champion, Aaron Core, Jamea E Cohen, Solosmu Cooper, John Cannlngham, HC Casey, OC Cohen, Octavua Corey. Wm B Cole. Lawrence Clauccy, l)a aid Cole, Begf L Cohen,Isaac Camp, D B Clements, Wm J Crawford, Jno Caetellaw, Ed A Cohen, Jacob 'olieo, U 8 Cavanaugh, J (.tele, R H Dames, Henry B Deaccy, Jno Dortch, ,luo Dixon. W D Dowling, Patrick Doesseu, Jno Imuran. Wm Douonm, Cornelius Dolv. Maurice Darling. Js* P Dillon, Jno R Drummond, K W Dailey. 1 P Eden, Henry H Eblera, Chaa Engle, Billion Einstein. A Epstein, A Far rill, Jno O Fairchild, LJ 1 Footman, R H Fulton, *laa Furgnson, D For; 111, B B Ford, Thoe C Flaherty, Edmund Ferrill, Jno C Fleming, W R Fitzgerald, D, Ur Fitzgerald, M Foley, Jas ’ Freeman, A ✓ Fiuheuiy, T leiesr* ft u O. Carsaody, Jaa ■ Coiaoa, Theophllue rh BVv; t, jua n Cunolrigham, AT Derat, Peter Bapilhf. J C Dexter, Wm S ar-sr Dillon, David R Hav—port, AO Dowd, M v ~ dele, Ohaa ■ wr . Mark Stuart,! Smyths, £ D Stepheua, Henry C Savage, John Slnney, Jno Bkea, T W Stern, Geo 1 tt/A, Simon, Jno Spalne, I R Strons, I H Uchroeder, M BIHH, Its Fynmtah W R »chw im rtoss - SellHM .r rV H r, Jno P b, Jas Schneider, Frank j: o.f .*.!! Stamm, B 3 Er& She flail, Sol latter. Henry Schreck, ChasL Sweat, F R Smith, Tbo* - Sitae, FW Stegins, Jno H Shipper. R w 1 St2ek, Jno A StnliA, Henn ... Sorrell, Franck - Schwarz, John Silva, E A SuUtvan, Tlanahy SorfeU. A G Short, Patrick T Taggart, Grantham I Tbomaa, Jno T TtootaWH IO TaytHTJno i. Tamer, R T -♦room, Wm L Wa' We. Walk Wll.l Weel Wheal Welnheimer, Jacob Wade, John WaldbinrJteb WittmerT#^ • ' ^aed, Uu i’ J C^toj^ct^Heury _ ..i! illlmW H Wilson, Wm Wattner, Geo Wade, SB White, Bom uel Walter, August Well, ^ A ,do»D Whitehead, B CKfcugtFT Wilson, Goo Waring. WH Walrfa, W M White, Joseph Walsh, Jeremiah WUcox. Albert Weber, C W Well, Henry Yoage, Wm A Yinge, Philip Dfbie Davidstm.; A I, ll sss-is*' , s* > j Y2 Pat# Fleming, Ps FOIltard, Wi Green, Wm Gardner, H GHIrerl, Calvin L Gleason, Sotomon W •* GoadalifSeahotn Greiner. Jaa Uillilanil, Jno Goodwin, 1/yde Goebel, A GmsUnan, SI moo Gibson, R T Garatentiog, J S Greaves, C W Germany, G W Goette, Jos Guckeubeimer, 0 FHUey, And re w- reoger, Jno A Fleming, W B FOWler, J W Fealy, Jno Prank, J It Frewenthall, L Frlxall, R J FtSidenhjrg, L. Preldenbnrg, A . rate, JaoD r . -V- 4 o. One, Ft '• Godfrey, Wm Co Goerz. Chriatlam _nter.WP Howard, J G Haywood. Allred lludsoa, Geo A Hover, L L Hsupt, Jaa L Hontg, A H Henry, R llengvs, Henry Ucppe. Wm Helrukln, Martin Howard. J T Harris, Jnrlah Beldt, Emanuel Halsey, F P Harden, K J Hardee, BH Higgins, Jno Hiinten, T H Holcombe. I C Holland, W F Halloran, Juo Harrtgan, <Haa lumen, Jno Ives, Aosou B Jordan. Fihnds D JotoreJWl Jones, T A pleasant entertainment was prepared fee the anaeta, .art z ran be imaginzd that wine and wit sparkled, and the band of the let U. 8. Infantry sus tained Its high reputation whenever manic enlivened the festivities. the deessstlon of the pitcher wse the work of ID. n-rtript Lax. ai thk city, mid consists of admirable IllTTmtr— of Gemwzl* Grant and Sheridan on the aidaa, and a chanting htoal rapraseotatioa sf the God dess of Liberty on the front. The wochmanship is very superior.—AT.-O. Commercial, 9th. 1. EASTEBM WHaUF, SA^Utli hm.aL npHE undersigned, having completed their DOUBLE X GANG SAW MILL, known aa ike “PHlXSit STEAM SAW MILL’’ would respectfully toforffi their friends and tbe public generally, that they arc now prepared to fill orders for Lumber In any quan tity and of any rises end lengths. We have con nected with oar Mill an improved Planer, and will give particular attention to orders for planed and tongue and grooved lumber. , . Orders left at tbe Mill, or at J. F. *. M- Hamilton V iiHrr. owner Bay aud Abercom streets, will fFf 8 '* prompt attention. A share of public patronage Is respectfully ( llctted. KHL8N A HAMILTON^ JOS. ZBLSN, 1. V. HAMILTON. M. MAMI1.TO*. auk-tf . THE FIELD AMD FIRESIDE. A SUPERB Literary Companion and sterling old Home Joornal; published every Saturday, by l Shivs A Co., » Fayetteville street, Raleigh, ‘ * paper, Grloib Galloglnv. Jas Gordoa, W w Golden. Timothy GoUneky, A H. Hills ft fl Hagan, Mathew Hardee, ChasS HJrachherg, Joe Hussey, Waa Boiiteter, H W Is* caiharftci'and a valuable remedy for rheumar tlsm, derangeraeut-of tbe liver, diseases of tbe skin, und general debility. Its effects are most salutary la long iftsearta*. It Is an almost sure cure for acroruto. iif i Knorr, Louis King, Jao • ; EtK. Knapp, N B Knapp, Kelly, Jno J Kolb, F Klug, Fred Kearney, Jos »■ ( ,/Ut f . „ ay of Itt Romances, stories. Tales, Ixirtua, Jaa Lovell, J M B 1 aw, Wm Lloyd. *hoa K J Mpk SvIremM Logan, JasJ La via, Michael Lltche. R F Lee, Cbai Lodge. CL Laud, Thoe H Lewis, Nat Leonard, Ja» Lapham. F L Lawton, WS LnitWdgeToM Levi, LAUllft Leary, John McDonald. Ub^ld Mellette, Dan McNelty, J C Markins, Geo Mercer, Geo A Meyer^n McCarthy, M D Maglll, C A McGee, Jas Miller. AO McGnltn, Thus Morel, wm Mourn, Antonio Mercer, H A Uetager, O E Morriii, Wm Myers, R P Marshall, W J McKenzie, J J MMaheli. A McCarty, Jos McDermott, Jno McGriel, Andrew Molina, R l l .: McMahon. M Frederick Jno ,J«o . L. HW W - Lnrh, Peter Igomery C r In aecordanc* dal department la <&nmm t^tte^FWU^beiii Jre given articles, hints and — ’ aagementuf r “ I the kitchen. glvenariici es.mnta andsuggestiou* on the practical auaageOMDtefthe Farm, the Oardea, the <£chard Onayear - . m Blx months f2S2 ST ss E8TILL A BSa, Bull It, near the Poet Office, Agents for aM-tf Savannah. etes-.ff?» McFarland. W S fel™b 'BftM Mendel Emanuel SSSM*' McCkffie, Jaa Moss, Jno assw- assss-iiFh* Metoharil,Isaac asssssr Mulligan, Thos Miller. Jas ■ggW Ty * SBSSffl! Y. Thanes, A G Yonge, Easton z. Zogbaqm. W D Zaigler, Solomou ARineMona wishing to register are informed urns the Uegiztry Book la now open at this office. AM persons, white or colored, subject to the capitate tax wW at once return their names at the Treu urer’s office. In caseof dsfsn t execution will lima JAMES STEWART, aaldflt Clerk of Council. ClftOCEKT Hut side of Columbia Squat f mSMMBflBSSffUw* -‘2 . GEO. PiTIEH L SOI,, •■^iSSS AN FOR- 1 WARDING MERCHANTS,ii ta Oritata Watel, ffiiSws, Lrtt^hqr, UaJi <4 te * ORffiftt doFidh- Gtaunenh natahnsted FRffinU SenMriwirSt*i«k-fe KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAMD CHOICE OLD Bit A % OIKS, ffiRSRC d "icajj GUI, a- WINKS, Ac. Ann EVE^VY!KrEriT' t (>^ l tiR86iSft8, r» O.A.V. j wCJ iwm,*iMinte i»m . * Bky, OWBfWrts ■.nwl’BWh, ffirietiy stWhstesaUW lhn4Mffiagatad,mc dittsnosrasrewilmt wa nan make PIERCE SKEHAN, WholessMt. dft#»*«ler AtoOy tkslisaW Ozlahmtqd » ■; . ■»* u ol GOLDEN ALE- *1--. VI I vim AAA etoSc " 8^% & *« ■TrilKifcc. af t .«9twow*. Hi V amiu j . Uh»rffilimnfUrinABHejg, . 11 mm y mim dtl-tf and r.2 Libert? street, N. Y. W*** -WsJB J* tarMF jiu'VvMitaj , t-iih SSSSBHB Commission i it merenants. .2R3 i J/KOTi! IMIPMUirr IIPEI PHUFHATE IF LIME* MMIPI jylg-Sm SAVANNAH, GA. BLAHt & BICKFt)lti), Lumber K&Uu&dturers -.<• ANIto——di m 1 rid TIMBER AMD LUMBER OF EVfBY DESCRIPTION. ^ r Tard ffif Canal, dear Bryan G. B. LAMAR, JUN.» Successor toG. B. AG. W.Lakas, *« <’ General Commission Merchants -• ’ 1 • -• ■ o 1 • ' fsrwsfikv brM Mw>r ifcsU, No. •• RAT 0TRRBT (np stalrn. | . J . Refer to Geo. W. Anderson, John C. Fefrll f*fl 8r 1 B. Lamar, Bavaanau; i A Sows, J B. and J. W. Walker, Augusta? w- W. A. Bstajit. . , , Bouse & Bryant, (Formerly of Jacksonville, Fla,,) FonrarfiH and Common Merchants, 164 Bay Ntroet, >,t MTAIFAM, • • GKOHGIA. W ILL glyppronint Attention to recelvhg and for- Wtoding gondavnalnz on consignment, and tel. oidnai and wUi also keep nonalanHy on band a jbe,, taMn oUer aooii tad iRnirfBiffi tor sale on «astgBmant. and for wh agents. Order* and comdgnmcnta Ida vr£:.:MmMC0. 207 Uny Street, dealers' in SXAMDABD LIQUOSM, Agents for Charles /arie Champagnes, Keller* t I ■■ Krittaekv ikmrhwi « l>teka/,iAc. myl-tf ftevriYont.-AdVEHlgeinetiB. •T-TT VI " ! ^ y, JL ir fr: Mum’S OWN RHEMES. -i. * ; * , . Congress Spring Water, „ Empire Spring Water. Columbian Spring Water, No natural Or artificial compound has yet been dis covered or Bianofoctgreg that equals these waters ns a preventive, rellsT and permanent cure for many emporary and chronic diseases, as proved by the experience of many thousands who have drank them for years, with the most bnoeficlal effects. CONGRESS WATER Is a cathartic, alterative and tonic, and is a valuable remedy lor affections of the liver and kidneys, dys pepsia, gout. Chronic constipation aud cutaneous dis eases. ts a most powerful preventive or the fevers an l biliuus complaints ao prevalent In warm cU- ,1 S! (4 Al—i! I<- , r um •rv’.d.v:. • t>au •- Jm m - '*jU a Iv . > aaM maI kv jt '.Sfl Ol A. i~e 4_'- c . it: I-Jf. 1 a H a • *< O' w o M * .**0 . ' 1 ■< b.. ; iAA.. y C.a u E # vorw inM -Am V . --M Vffl 4 i • Kq« 1-js^w tefim. - -rIJ rf* •>.”.■ © - - '• »A» ?Nff'Mt* “ FFEPfitfiTIM o n of all pro- * and "refc- offMd^ibd other cotratries wns- pared Corn Flowv withstanding. ^a, The bod and L**,q> ciijiut pcs. without a single fault. One trl .vfl convince the meat skcptlcaL Mstae Pnddln^, dfiCiC-stsriW, Riant Mange, Ac., without hrtnglew. wtuV tow or tioecgs, »t a cost aa touishing ihc u >-i economical. A rititoa nddMhw to i ordinarv Wheat i 1 "ur greatly improves Bread and aothlng can compart witn.it. A little boiled In milk will predhee rich cresWi fuFCoffise, chocolate, tosTnc. Pat np in one pound packages, tinder the trade mark KalrenA vrith rtlrectfmis Pc nee. A most delicious article of food for children and ih- Talidaof all area. - For sale by Grocer* and Dr .ggiets cvesywhsra. WN«l«f!»lc Depot, 166 Ftftoff Street WJXvI^I^VJSJ, oitryjs;^, JM-iy EMPIRE WATER staoila unrivalled. COLUMBIAN WATER la a tonic and ter, and is a retie of a highly beneficial ebarac- remedy for diabetes, gravel, and Inflammation or tbe kidneys most stagnlarly active effects wheh debilitated by long ive suffered for years from dtOrenalng diseases known — - - by tw utlcohts, Irrltorion n and Wander, and ha* . la iwriortbjfThtee otwaus wh iksbase. Femalesvreo have irregularity, aa* (to dtOr „ only lo thrir seff, here been entirely cured b faithful sad Jwdtoloaa am of Ootnmbbn Water. Tkeee vatennre bottled fresh and purr, from each of IJke Abov< «ame4 ipriaga, In so carerul and secure a m«nn,rlhta«tosy pmawvi sll tlwtr medicinal vteas for years, SUB wW be frnrad equally efficacious when i trank ,thf>ato&> Of miles distant aa when taken directly nrrau the ffirriag- - ■ Bewkre 1 of iffiltathms and Inferior Waters. The corks o^yJI genulurOongvssi, Emptn and Coiumblan Waters are breaded an the side of tbe cork, thos: ;Eupihf Warn,) l C. A. ES-Co. J i cowotos Wats*, ) i C. t! ft Co. J iOounreuN Water, i shipment VkJAfflMfi Wtri<h"| (MSRress and Empire Waters laboxeaeantalnlng (anr denes gtata or two dozen qaart bottles each. Ootamolan Watdr to boxes containing four or six dozen half pints, or fourriarea pint botatos reek. Sold by all Fi iiiiUFI "Tfl^ first-class Grocer*. v *’ • *- -- * 1 Sold only at wholesale by hanm. and un H letkna* Si., N. Y.”‘< by mail rseetva prompt attention. > Mainhard, Henry Miller, Joe Mono, pJ Nichols, Geo 8 Neal, Jno w Nanghtin, Patrick , J H Malilgan, Jas N. raJ-*ULdJ Nfiand, Bryan , Thos, Fr Sremq Geo g O'Connors Dennis Oliver, Jno sssaW!"-*’, O'HabUb* O A Pi V t>S ’ -M ii aii ttfes to wow indorsed hg tel tbe promlusnt Pkytariana, Cbemteto sad Conoolasenrs, as poe*eselng all - Mure intrinsic medicinal qualities (tonic and diuretic) which ^ PDBfGiii: We trust that okr ueWblldlitd W^dtatlou—touuded upon eighty-ctaht years ol eggerienco—ahamlantly vindicates our rial ms to pubMc eonffdeoce;' and guar antees the excellence of Jhto Rtandat AAMcle. Pot up la cases, contanuog<me4oam bottles each, and sold by .1 - H. G. EWE, rEaiabllahed 1T78J Sole Importers, Opinions off the Frees. The Kningera;No. KBsaver street, bavefa^Wfc tB * oMp * t "* ■ HAWKINS A FAY, Commissioit ’ ! Mffirchanta, NO. 4^ PE.YRL STREET, NEAR PRODUCE EXCHANGE, N. Y., WM. B. H\WffirS*i ,i Ofi 1,9- JtOCKWELL FAT. Partfeitir sVfeftftifh yirifa toSnying T*rOrtac«, Ftovl sions, Whiskies, aid Clcari.on order, and lo con signntents. CLINTON^Htl^TRi? film of^offord, Tlleston A Co., New York. Far eker A Mnikesney, 4 Water-aL, New York. Kichnnl Klli*, 114 Water street. Mew York. Win. U. Mite*, to Llirivtie street. New York I,.i SKl&3r.'i.'i Ga. _jl « ■ •*. JOHN L Sims 1 to., ForwanDn; and Conuniwtoi MERCHANTS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Ac., N08. 1 AND 2 SAMMCr BLOCK, Bay Street, OUR MOTTO: CITY HOTEL BUILDINGS. WE DEEY COMPETE* The undersigned, having purchased the *• TWO COMPLETE BIMERIES OF The Most Complete in the Southern (J announce that they are now ready to fill all orders. ^MR. PECK, our senior, having been employed for TWENTY YEARS i f ih the leading establishments in that city, and for the last NINE YEARS hff " of ftttse’s extensive Bindery in Savnnaah, feels warranted in making th« can at any time be sustained by evidences of workmanship, that he is a r * 2 fi lad 1 •"Bift,, Master of His Profession > and that the Sonth can at last compete with our Northorn friends, and prev«.-. si(y of sending to New York or Philadelphia for orders, that can be equally » f i] a ’ home; tarring thtrs the expenses of importation. Particular attention paid to BldSTDIISrG MUSIC BOO];] " AND REPAIRING PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM-. The patronage of the public is reapecti^Uy solicited, and satisfaction grun^..] work that may b* entrusted to our cam- •> i jyfeSm JOS. H. PECK & CO Jas-T, TIMBER, Lumber A Gomimssion MKRCHANT, Ts, IBS Bay Straff, Ravaasah, Darien, Georgia. BF* Orders for Lumber solicited. 'dlfi-tl THOMAS H. AUSTtN, ancnl OommissioH and Forwarding TAKBROBANT; N Bay Street, Savannah, Ga. Wm. M. Toaao A Ota. Savannah; Nosrsa A Brqaka, ions. . Hotels. Market Sqnare House, I3S MKT AN STREET, VALENTINE ’ BASLER. Ogara, Wlma, Alea and Lager, and »U kinds of Uqoars. Loach nt eleven o'clock. Ten Pin Alleys Attached. • ang4-3m JOHN GRAY, t % l i. - / I flflo (it DKALER IN Wooden' * WM, Brdonis, PAIIvf c tlRfi s.HO^ SA*s. Twlaea, Cordage, Tabs, ( hanii, tr»dlM, Wagoiu, Chair*, Baskets, 4«. No A. IS YTtrltori nrriV^OSUrone « * NTfcW Y(5RK ‘ m3- 1 .1. i f'. 1 Emigrants Can be .Supplied WITjRIN ten; TVAYS. rpUK nnderelgned ore prepared to supply Planters A AndiEttCrpurrlcs'TV-tifmiay be in want of WHITE LABORERS, note 'nave made accessary arrange ments in the North to U'l auy nrders for agriculture Laborers, Woodiayf-ru, Upehunofi eua. within .Ten or Twelve days fromt he day the order Is given here. Tbe Laborers are to •*- received by the Hpnteqrora on arrival of the steamer here,.>uid transported to the points where they are WdMed kt Employers’ expense,and thml^AikipecA Wve farther topsya cerqgg |pm pel head in advance, partly as security ana partlyrof covering the expenses in bringing the Emigrants from the North to this port. ThB rete st WMtti Yarmtog Laborers cm to se cured will average about glad per year, the En\>tof- era finding them. For farther particulars apply to. J/i;r !c 0liA * One noor Enri oTBarnarn street. Savannah, Ga. KEFERKNCKB: John W. Andersuh^t Solu^tanhah. Solomon Cohen, BkvamMb. ‘ ' JftffiG, Farrih.Savannah. ' • - - * SSXI&BBtgStir** " * W. K. Flantag. Satannab.. -Savannah NationsHbrek, SevetrShi K fiIASrC£TVlLL£ . WJS1ISS Ojbp*i Stoolx, SHARES; $J0 EACH. DtaanoriAa-LWi'Brigbem. J. F. Dever, B. C-Gran- nlaa, A. WUhuc and A. E. Ma-vhall. y..* I Wdhur. savairtteh, Ga. SUM .. AAn«S^ n |£cod,'^** ,l y CdfiffihM Ga.; to’the citfemSelm., Montgomery andMoMe, Ala.; to Ncw.Orlcaug, ^iwlll **‘°&*f*to* ,m phis, reun. ■»—AYIMo- Mbe-tofcerlorlt: slate for mt _ to various article* ofturnitare am tiSSSybe'atfa^td" ' jft To Mechani city. timateof eoaretamMmtepnlreof aachfladk?^ I '*> -. Ill YMJ< JJtibN WILLIAMSON, ‘‘ aylfi Chairman Com. Docks andWharvee LUNCH HOUSE, Bull Street, near Bay Lane. F REE LUNCH served from 11 a. m. to 1 p. m., sad from 9 p. m. to 13 m. Best of Liquors, Alee. Wines, AC., constantly on hand, lyfi-ff FRANK FERRY PreprtelolL PAVILION HOTEL, SOUTHEAST -CORNER OF BPCL AND SOUTH BROAD STREETS. * , . . . or . rfftHE PROPRIETORS would respectfully aunouacc i to the public that the above Hotel Is now open for tbe reception ef Permanent and Transient Hoarder? Having had large experience in the Hole) business, they Intend to make this House one of the most com fortable Bonding Hotfres Tor families and others9h the city. .j i There is a Bar connected with tbe Hotel, nt wltlch GARDEN, where may be procured at all honrs. Ixiili day and eveteeg. the far* CMnrn IH the rtty. Also, a Soda Fountain, from wteoh <keg will furnish the beat Soda u tbe city. Parties can be furnlslled with Cream at all times. 5X* BY J. M. M4?iGFA€TUkED VENABLE & Ueterstourg, Y a. C: Also Manufacturers of Superior “Maeeoboy,” “Rappee,” and other Snuff;, Ci*t: : * , Srnokmg Tobacco of every grade. Josiah Macy’s Sons, Sole Agent! maygs sm. 169 A 191 FRONT Sf REET, NEW Vflj SANDERSON & WILKINSON, HAMESS, SADDLEfiY Railroads. Notice 'ST. CHARLES SALOON, always <m hand, lataaffiaffa metes ariiele or 8KLT- EH’B WATER, dlaeoMg imported from Msraagtbum, THE VEP A T WHIVB'Jn*', frill A Monday, the *th lunL, fbr thi of Boarders, transient or permanen: Js/KStsMA^tsssd^a ■ (MigreMtagj,,nejuupre* ■ rete.inklmltete- . .. ,re.t.ta. /lT Port Eoyal Hotwr; RIDDNLL *' ffiWGG rteiritivets •'* ’■fcr.MBn,- - i sftra .».ti LA PlEttRE HOUSE, philaPklphiA.: n SUBSCRIBERS havtng leased tht* favorite Me, It has been ■llinfiD AND REIVRBIMHD » ■ IN AR ELEGANT MANDEB, ^ ^ Atari Is mow Prepared wlt.u the Most Per- ffeet Appoint meats Ter the Reeep- The first poa *32£saaiA otels will be "iSBirtete,u»vs»Batg%„^3 CHARLESTOR HOTEL, HCHARLCSTON. ». C. m W, WMIT1. Pmtrififnr. LITE OAK CLUB BOOSE, No. 82 GEORG* STREET, - . ■ MW i nt Charfetton, South Carolina, Is now open toe the acenmomriatloa of transtefttM (Mead Ltoinnra, Wiaea^ Aim nafi ttog«v« ' • TI j, ,te ALWAYS OH RAID. ••.Ai<Ah ti: rwrtiH JuNka, Proprietor. tadH 1 alltf ryNE OF CHISHOLM'S PATENT 8HINGLE MA- V^ CMBfES, with patent right for Naatn* cnnnty ssssa%5assaasug Jjl4 tf Corner Bay end Aberoorn streets. TRUNK STORE, .WHOLESALE AND BKTAJL, Under St. Andrew’s Hall, Broughton St., a9-tf SAVANNAH, GA RHODES’ Saper Phosphate ofLime THE STANDARD MANURE, AT tea 50 PER TON, CASH. alS-tf 7 MILLER, THOMAS A CO. Ad vertising in Southern Georgia rrUIK BAIN BRIDGE “CHART AND COMPASS” -A (formerly the “ Bainbrhlge Argus,”) offers superiur taduoraunl* to the merchants of Tinnah *a aa adverthting tneffinm. It has a large and rapidly increasing circulation in tbatsecthm, and its terme are reasonable. Address .. - WILLIS M. BITSHELL, Bliter and Proprietor. Balnbrldga. Jm» IL 1SC6. jalfi-tf Chwte _lavana_ Segars. aurnffiaraw e hy . B. F. SANFORD, I Mills, east end of DroegHW Biyof Oy , BRYAN, HAEl'RlDGKfi 0T-White Corn con?tantfvrrk> bands Uso,ttM lee Com Meal am! Ofifs. NOTICE. TO ALL WANTING FURIflTURE ‘.■bTfW£ l 3sriv’? , S® k - CARIWET FURNITURE, CEAIR8, 1 . , i*r. TRESSES, &c^ &c., < To which the attention of all Is invited, XW Warerooms. U8 BROUGHTON STB VET, fiber .oefeold Dry Goods Store. HAly KB. HARRINGTON. 8.B* HAR1 NOtRStV F ROM this date and for the summer raentbi »Y office WUi be at Florida wharf. mtEeLL. OFFICE ATLANTIC A GUIfR-l. Savaunah, K»J W On and after Monday, May 26tb Train* will ran daUy, Sunday* excettoWj with night train* oil tlio Cnh*| Savannah at! so a. m. Leave ThomasviUe at 4 ». m. Arrive at Savannah at 6.1-5 p. m- Arrive at Thomasville at 9.17 p. a. JOHN' sCKIAj my*~ THE ETE, EAR, AUD IB D R. WRIGHT, of Toronto. Canaf clan and Snrgeon. Ocnli.-t aj'' 1 /,:'- consulted cm Deaftiess) niwharges nj- j noise* In the Head, catarrh, DisraR 8 ' I ^Ai/dSSses of the EYE, rcqnirlfl8t i:i!;l | or 8nrgfoal aid attendefl to. 4 1 Office Ml «, in Dr. Thos. Bnrtler’sC’ 1 Lsjdngton street, Baltimore, Md- . Office bonre from 9 to 12 A. M-. " l*tf - LINVILLE & GUI St. Julian Street, West of <«* j MERRITT, WALCOTT* 64 ConiMI Street I my30 NEloDRUfir STORE.” ff pR, JOHN A. MAYER, Aaxjr, f ( Dealer In 'vystissstt&ssssr' ALSO, VKRY MldliljV CHAHftB® SODA, mason and builder. . lot and alterations Bryan street. ( at the Carpenter Shop, Bay Lane, i«riri.F”«**i or ay Haywood’s Ice House, near, the *jy«dm ADAM SHORT. jIAN DFACTURKRS OF AUC^jj Belting, Byaas Fitting*, Chipping ' ul i pdjl mers. Files, Chisel#, Gas five, fl Gseg'SaWs, Pumps, Steam Whlefl*;' ter Gangers, Steam Engines and »*» P description, Ac., Ac. Also Agents _ lor ■ A CO.’S celebrated Portable Steam t THOS. W. BB°° MANDFACTTH® 0F FURNITURE AND CEI UPHOLSTERY^ »a* Doe Street, Pblled^ ^ H. R—All ORDERS sent by ten-led to. — Brown’s Stawlaf* 1 TTSED by the United States and ** I U menta for more than , thirty Adapted to any braneb of home markets. .Warranted iv -