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y as iwwinms 9 ' The Dally NeWs and Herald* SAVANNAH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, I860. My Heart la Hungry for Thee. Alone by the star-lighted window The soft breeze was threading my hair. As if the cool fingers of woman ing to drive away care. <«* ’ i in Heaven, Were f The bright lights were burning it The sky was so tranquilly blue Ah! the soft-fingered breeze and the stqyllgbt Reminded me. Mary, of you. And I thought if the stars were enkindled With a light all angelic above, I knew of two orbs that were lighted With the impulse and glory of love, So alone by the star-lighted window A song came gashing and free, And the burden was: "Mary, dear Mary, My heart itis hungry for thee!" Italia may boast of her beauties. Her radUent Hebe-like girls— Hispania lytronbadour music May sing of her orbs and her curls; But give me thy cheek where the fillies Are fair as the foam of the sea. And thy soul when it echoes the burden: “My heart, it is hungry for thee I" Pack A Church Purse, B 8 tZHQOiU. itii W V f HI* tm NEWS AND aMtar.il Posthastes, is aooosdaecs wits two its Puauaasaog n tn rarat ha visa lasosst crecaiAxum.l Bussells, I. J Bussell. Jno lUehardson, Jack Abrams, MiaE Anderson. Josephine B. Banker, Mary Billings, Marian Brown, Nellis Bennett, Nraoy Burton, Sarah .Martha A I know not, I ask not if others Are rarer, or fairer, than thou— In thy soul there is love and devotion And beauty for me on thy brow; In sunshine or cloud, gent!© Mary— Oh! day-star and night-star to me— I shall sing in my sonl, but this burden: “My heart, it is hungry for the©!” In General* —There is said to be a tremendous stam pede from the Radical ranks in Wisconsin Maoy of the most prominent Republicans in the State are comine out in favor ot the President’s policy. —It is intimated that Gen. Howard de clines to resign his position as chief of the Freedmen’8 Bureau, though notified that bis resignation would be gratifying to the President. —The Charlottesville Chronicle learns that Gen. Grant and staff have accepted the invi tation to be present on the 10th proximo, at the replacement of the WttlpiagtaB statue, carried off by Gen. Hnntcr from the Military institute. —I always advise short sermons, especialy on 'a hot Sunday. If a minister “kan’t strike ile” in forty minutes boring, be has either got a poor gimlet, or he is boring in the wrong place. —A’littie bark of five hundred tons, called the Nellie Chapin, has sailed from Jones- port, Maine, with a cargo of building ma terials for the land of Palestine. She also carries out several missionaries. —The Buffalo Christian Advocate inti mates to President Johnson that "Charles I. lost his bead," and that the precedent, if followed out, “may yet make one tailor less. ’’ m —It is said that Adelina Patti’s salary at Gye’s Opera, London, is $4,000 in gold per month; her sister, Carlotti’s, $2,400; Mario’s is $4,000; Naudin’s, $2:000; Faurie’s, $1,750; Mucca, is $4,000. Gye’s artists cost him $35,000 per month, and his orchestra $500 per night. —The provisions of the peace treaty of Prague Jwill not be made public until the act is ratified iJy all the powers concerned. Italy has demanded from Austria the restoration of all the national relics in Venice The iron crown of Lombard^Is included in (he list. —From the Upper Missouri reports are received that the Blackfeet and CSbws have commenced hostilities. The Crows tore their treaty to pieces, and have murdered two men. —The receipts for customs at the ports of New Tork, Boston, Philadelphia and Balti more, for the week ending the 25th inst., were upward of $3,800,000. At New Or leans, from Ang. 13 to 18, inclusive, the receipts were nearly $300,000, thus making a tota|,of over $4,000,000 for one week. The aggregate for the month at these ports will reach nearly $7,000,000. I i —According to the United States census of 1865, there were 12,577,329 youths be tween the ages of five and twenty-one. Of scholars betwen these ages in attendance upon evatfgelical Sabbath schools, it is esti mated that there are 4,500,000, leaving 8,- 000,000 not. in attendance at alk Some 564,- 700 are employed in teaching, making a total of officers and teachers of 800,000. —The Indianapolis Journal says of Mr. Wines, a Tennessee orator who lately spoke in that city : “In the course of his ‘speech,’ Saturday night, he gulped down sixty-three glasses by actual count,and then took several snorts ont of the pitcher. The latter was then removed, and Mr. Wines, after looking anxiously about the Stand for it, concluded he had spoke about long enough.’’ —The difficulty in regard to the appoint ment of Commander Tucker, of the "Con federate 'Navy,'* to th‘e command of the alied Peruvian and Chilian fleet has been settled by the arrest of the dissatisfied offi cers, anil at last dates Tucker was in quiet possession. How he will get along with the jealous Peruvian and Cbilinn officers remain to be seeD. —The beet Sugar Manufacturing Company at Chatswortb, Illinois, says the St. Louis Republican, have six hundred acres of beets growing this year. They estimate the crop at ten tons to the acre, would yield fully One million pounds of sugar. The machi ne's all-new, Was brought from Germany* and is in the most perfect order. They will commence opperations about the 1st of Oc tober. , i ,,, , ! . .. ; ‘ . , —Am exchange says Georgia is the health iest of all the Southern States, except Florida, and is healthier than any New Eng- iia^te.’^pk Vejfi»ont.^ Of the whole ttifrty-Hve states," there are bnt eight that are healthier than Georgia. “My son, hold up your hand and tell me *. “,“1 7?™, T V"** “ who was the Strongest man?” “Jonah.” “Why so?” “Cause the whale couldn’t hold' him after he got him down ” Horses Stolen. bind foot wbita, star in his forehead. Itoctortown, Ga.. bands high, left left hind foot two a cat by the halter. AIbo, in’*, near my place, a DARK BAY Mr. Weieman'i from near my place, a DA shoulder and itlock swelled * A liberal reward wiU be paid for the recovery te aforesaid the sep3-d&tw3t BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON. VESSELS!! SEVERAL Vessels can secure advantageous char- 3 tere for all or portion of cargo, for Baltimore or ’htladetptda, by application to T1SON A GORDON, arpl-eodat 68 Bay street. Cotton Tarns, 0 F ftS5.. B SL DJ 2SP iption - weetted direct conDty ’ Qeor * u ' •tEz?’. KDWfrl R V. . F )UB OF THE CITY HAND bnfit by Htmneman A Oo., B I adapted fee SMsssarKassTBrSs aoJ-lm Chairman of "—* * ~— ’ ■I 'All Cohen. Arabella Careen, Anne Crop, Carolina Crop, Cl Canby, 1 Crippard, Mrs B J Dallas, Marianna Dawson. IBMta Daniels, Eton Dora, CRsiRon O. Campbell, Mattla flnrah Curran, MSrgant Cullen. Mary A Clifton, Mary 8 D. y, Phillis Evans, Fannia Georgy son, Emma Gibbs, Dianna 2 Gardner, HanuA l Gillen, Betsey Gibbons, Harriet E. Evans, Jno W F. JMay, Georgians Fmnklin, Henrietta G. Gibbons, Ann Goddard, Mrs A P bbytoeUa Higgins, Hinder Ellen Hardy, Eliza Hall, Annie J Johnson, Jane Jones, Ellen HiWa lain J. Koater, L F Lake, Annie Lockwood, Annie Law, Ann M Lynch, Catherine Mitalielt, : Mangen, Mrs Mitchell. Aon J Morell, Mrs McKenzie, Mrs Maxwell, Clara Maxwell, North, Mary Noble, Emily O’Bryan, Bridget Pacetti, Mary P Reed, Mrs W Bieves, Jane E Robins, Jnlia Beeves, Hannah Sams, Amelia c Spoldon, Charlotte SummenU, Mrs M A Tillman. Fannie m, Mrs I Miss A 1 KEttS* Ta. 1 I Thompson, I Theus, Mary J Turrell, Mrs M E Ulmer, Eliza Vanvoret, Fannie Turner. Margaret Thorapeon, Margaret S Toiovar, Harriet Tabb, Mrs Wm v,l V. w. Wayne, Williams, WiniWuii?A* AB ? White, Margaret Washington, Georgin A Worken, Frances Yates, Florida Zittrouer, Jeasi asm’s List. A- Artaon, Wm Andrews, Louis Alfred, James " ft Bryan, Martin Burke, Moody Bardon, Martin Bannoa, M Berrien, McPherson Beckley, Mas Bliss, WH Barnaul, N K 2 Brown, OD Butler, Owen' , • Brannhy, PrtMcJ ' Branson, Bichard Bortley, Henry Bntler, Bdbt- l 1 - Brazil, Steven Brooker, H Bacon. Wm Beal, W Burns, WHS Brooker, W H Barnett, Wm 2 Bishop, Wm H Beaalloek. W H Bennett, 8 Burfiatt, Dr Beekmie. A G Barnard, B W Boaawell, Chaa “ Berifi, Ja RH, Maoarvia J OR*. Myea Bogart, F D BUae, F M .JO,,, i Lewis < *$ , Joe A •mR, Steven C. Cana, C D A Co Corey A Fdenfield Collins. A Carter A Flemnoy Clark A Cooty Campfield. A Campbell, C H Cbairwood, Daniel Cara, E Castillo, E A Conley, H ,HP aZZVZa Clarke, J Oeyly, Jno Carrey, Jno Davis, Wm Doyle, W Davidson, Wm Davis, Thoe F Derkena, M Dubois, E Durant, EC Eyre, J M Edmonds, SP Fleming, W H Fitzgerald, Thoe Fox, B D 2 Frank, Peter Finney, N S Fricklin, J Faligan, Jon Frame, Jno 3 Franklin, Joans Fraser, G O Fisher, F Qoodaell, M A Gray, Mafiarkyte Gray, AT Goddard, A JO Gillan, Ed Grim, Fretue Gritln, G saawjocjssssv* gm&nn, A J 3 Bwii—y, MtcfcUl Groceries and Liquors. Beanafi, a 8. * ’ « Seymour.. Swigger, Jno J Stevenson, Jno Abram Sinclair. Thoa CC ’.C Trutchler. A Thompson, A T hill, B F Kssr°* Thyme, Jno Sbehan, Jno Simmons, Jno Sheppard, Jno B Steiger. Jno G Strong, LO Skelt, B J Smith, Thoe Handera, Wm H Stephenson, W T. Turner, James F Thompson, J G Thompson, James Terney, Jno •Tripp, BF V. Wiser, Wm H Wooten. H WUfcemn Barry Wilson, HB Wait, 3 1 Wellington, Geo Winahip, F Willi n F Wide, E P Williams, C E White. 1 w. Williamson, Jno W Walls, Jno H Williams, Jerry Weatherbee, P J Wells, Thoa Willington, Thoa H Wood, Win White, WmE West, W W its. Wm 2 igton, Wm 2 is, W C r. Young, James B A. L HARRIS, P. M. NATURE’S OWN REHGS. it -w - Congress Spring Water* Empire Spring Water. Columbian Spring Water. No natural or artificial compound has yet been dis covered or manufactured that equals these waters aa a preventive, relief 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 beneficial effects. CONGRESS WATER U a cathartic, alterative and tonic, and Is a valuable remedy tor affections of the liver and kidneys, dys pepsia, goat, chronic constipation and cutaneous dis eases. Is a most powerful preventive of the fevers and billons complaints so prevalent in warm cli- EMPIRE WATER isacathaitlcuwda-yalaabla remedy for rheums tism, dertiugpbienkof thn lfrSBliseases of the skin, and general ddMIlfr. *ItMmHnire most salutary in lung diseases. It Is an almost sure care for scrofula, and the most aggravated forms of dyspepM. As a preventive and cure for all bilious derangements It stands unrivalled. COLUMBIAN WATER Is a tonic and diuretic of a highly beneficial charac ter, and Is a positive remedy for diabetes, gravel, calcnlns.-irritates* and inflammation of the kidneys • active effects thwgtonng there orgdtw'wlftn debfittated by long disease. Females who have suffered for years ' ' These waters are bottled freehand pure, from each of the above named springs, In so careful and secure a manner that they preserve all their medi$nal value for years, and will be foand equally efficacious when \ thofcaoda of miles dnrat. is, when taken directly from the spring. Beware of imitations and Inferior Waters. The corks of all genuine Congress, Empire and Columbian ten are branded on the side of the cork, thoa: C0NGBUH8 Water, 1 Q, A E. S. Co. i (Columbian Water, ( C. A E. S. Co. Backed aMely apd securely, In boxes soluble lor shipment to any part of Ibe world. Congress and Empire Waters In boxes containing tour dozen pints, or two dozen quart bottles each. Colnmoian Water in boxes containing four or six dozen half pints, or four dozen pint bottles each. H. G. ROWE, ^WHOLESALE * Liquor Dealer & Goimission Merchait, Corner Bryan and St Julian *£feto ^ Square. SAVANNAH. GA. ET^FRum and VEGETABLES lm i Philip Callahan. Jam* Kkibhil Columbia Square grocery store bit side of Columbia Stream corner of FreSHent*! BY FjHILIP CALLAHAN A CO. R eceiving, weekly, flret-dare ramiiy Qro- ceries, Ales. Wines, Liquors. Cigars, Fruits. Vegetables, Ac. For sale on muet reasonable terms. je»-ly 1_ Scranton, Smith h Cc. nnirp CONSTANTLY ON HAND CHOICB OU> BBAND1BB, WHISKEY, SIN, WINKS, Ac, EVERY VARIETY OF GROCERIES, * < - ! Y / A*n®, F Hay, Coin, Oats and Bran, strictly at wholesale to the trade; and we flatter omselve* that we can make "AS" PIERCE SKEHAH, Wholesale and Retail Dealer Ihlhne Groceries,'Boots and Shoe*, Clothing, Fsr- elgh abd Domestic Whies, liquors and Eagan. Also, SkehanN Celebrated GOLDEN ALE CHAMPAGNE CIDER. In bottle and in wood London and Dublin Brown 8tont, Scotch and Eng Ueh Ales, Ac Liberal dadnettons made to be trade. 116 BROUGHTON STREET, SAVANNAH, dll-tf and 62 Liberty street, N. Y. ‘ r V.A.KYAN&CO. 207 Bay Street, lay Str STANDARD* LIQUORS, Agents for Charles Farre Champagnes, Keller’s Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey, foe. myl-tf' New York Advertisements. DDRIEAS’ HAIZEM o z D O ,Pl. El z o o z IK ■■ o e ( Empire Water, 1 { C.A.E.8.CO. } Sold by all Drnggists, Hotels, Wine Merchants, and first-class Grocers. Sold only at wholesale by HOTCHKISS SONS. Proprietors. da Beekman St., If. Y. pr~ Orders by mall receive prompt attention. Jnly7-eod2m Eatabli^iipd in. 1780 ! SOAPS) MSI'’STARCHI J. U HuU’s Son, No. 32 PARK HOW, RfiW YORK, Invites the attention of buyers to his nneqnaled stock of every grade of Staple and Fancy. Soaps. Honey 8oap, Demulcent Soap, Palm Soap, Windsor Soap, Glycerin ■ SoaD, Poncine Soap, White Soap, Shaving Soap, Almond Soap. , tj|w.nl. *f Om* Hmsind »**»*»• Spcra. Adamantine and ?aiWf Candles. Constantly on baud and for sale by RANDBLL A CO., and many other dealer.. anfs-eodsm F. C. UttHTB d. CO 'Late Llghte, Newton A Bradbarys,) Mavnfactvrcri ot First Class Ptasa Fortes, Highest premium at the American World's Fn r end Exhibition of the Industry of all Nations. This well known establishment is now contlnaed by 9. C. LIGHTS and LOUIS KKNST, at tbe old sSsad, 421 Broome street, between Crosby and E'm, New York city.Jy4-lter * ISAAC RUSSELL, NOTARY PUBLIC, COUNTY OFFICER, Deputy S her IF of the City ofSa HOUSE, or at nnell, Man st O TOME AT THE COURT HO of Justice Laurence Connell, tbs office . _ street, one door rat of Merchants’ and •WlomtSk Bank. Resi dence on Gaston street, two doors mast of Barnard, oppos te Mailer's MU1, Savannah, Georgia. %%JJcP E Wynne’s 1 Cone Breast " FOR SALE. T HE SUBSOEIBEH Informs the Cotton Plantere ot~ Georgia and South Carolina thxt he has aj^t threat Cotton Gins for tttcoereii|i r one-bair the uafopCW (foe. Himi hzve five secoDd hand Gins for sale. Triey wxlrbeTiut I plete order at half price. My addreps: Belalt mond county, Ga. 44tam2m TH MeKAYy BLISSYtJO., Commission Merchants, n*AlhE»to Whtte Oak and Yellow Pine Timber < allslzea. Crah advancea made on consignment! M4KAY, BLISS A CO, 115 Broadway, N. T Paper, Hangings H i • HD Window Shades. • • W IUf.UU. j ESS, MAHY J. TURNER, jyifou h ' y M TNC ONLY “ PREPARATIM FIB FBBB , FROM INDIAI till” mannfactnrera of “Corn Starch” and “Pre- pargd^gorn^Flonr 1 » of this and other countries not- t ! / isAIZBVA, The food and 14m ay of the age, without a single fault. One tri.i will convince the most skeptical. Makee Pnddtn »••, < ’Aces, Cnstards, Blanc Mange, Ac., witbontislngla s, with few or no eggs, at a cost as- touishing the m-nl economical. A slight addition to ordinary Wheal 1 onr greatly improves Bresd and Cake. It ia also excellent for thickening sweet ranees, gravies for fish and meat* soaps, Ac. For Ice Cream nothing can compare 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 Matseaa, with directions for nae. A most delicious article of food for children and In- valid* of aU age*. For sale by Grocers and Druggtms everywhere. Wholesale Depot. 166 Fatten Street. WILLIAM DTIRYKA, }25-ly General Agcmt. • • • v ciananAloJoeH sffO WWSWm; nJWl I GENERAL C OMJIISS IGJt AN im Cotton, Wool, 1114m, baabtr, ■BIB !FHILUM k SBPER PHBIFNATE BF IIBIE* Iyl8-3m SAVANNAH, gA.i BLAIR & BICKFORD, Lumber Hanufacturers AND DEALERS IN TIMBER AND LUMBER OF EVEBY DESCRIPTION, Doors, Sash and' Blinds, jr Hill and Lumber Yard on Canal, near street Office, 180 Bay street, ghvannah. Ga. • G. B. LAMAR, JUN., Successor toG. B. A G. W. Lanas, General Commission Merchants Forwarding and Shipping lgents, No. 0!* BAY STREET (up staiira.) Refer to Geo. W. Anderson, John C. Fetril it K Lamar, Savannah; W. E. Jackson, Joaiah S A Sons, J B. and J. W. Walker, Angosta. Coni ments solicited. ‘mylj 5T J CITY HOTEL BUILDINGS. a t •• - • ’ - ti tf ai' . .nr. . i :t •> . ' If. lL I. ' l ' ■■ . r ■ • r.' u OUR MOTTO: WE DEFY COMPETIHox The undersigned, having purchased the W COMPLETE BINDERIES OF Most Complete in the Sonthern k announce that they are now ready tp fill all orders. idL PECK, onr senior, having been employed for TWENTY YEARS i in the leading establishments in that city, and for the last NINE YEAfig having of Purse’s extensive Bindery, in Savannah, feels warranted in making the assertion can at any time be sustained by evidences of workmanship, that he is; L P. Borax. W.,A.'B«taJst. Bouse & Bryant, " " ' (Formerly of Jacksonville, Fh».,) Fmrtitg and Commission Membants, ’‘jj 19-i Say Street. ! SAVANNAH, - . GEORGIA. TILL give pro: t attention to receiving and for- ■ 1 warning goons, sales ou consignment, and all ere; and will and keep constantly on hands good stock of Groceries, Liquors, Agricultural Imple ment!, Bonding Materials, Fairbanks * Co’a Stales, Ac,, besides other goods and mannfactnred. amides for rale oc Consignment, and 'for Which they are agents. Order* ami consignments lespeetfelfy so- dctteA r.I dJ c r. .s nut ri 'iJiup • :>ii JOHN S. SIM k Forwarding and Commisi MERCHANTS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS Dry Goods, Groceries, NOS. 1 AND 2 SAMMTS’ B] Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florii L I« MSTIIILS The patronage '6f the public is respectfhlly solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed j]| wo^k that may be entrusted to our care. ZD. O. BAMMI1 Jas.T. Paterson, TIMBER Lumber ,& Commission MERCHANT, | 1 ; j I 4 153 Bay Street, Savannal), Darien, Georgia.! ■ Orders for Lnmber saiclted. ~ 1 d^fotf- THOMAS H. AUSTIN, General Caiiissioi and Fnrwaflding MEH.OT1 AMFT, . •5 Bur Street, Smvannah, Ga. Wm. a Tnnno A Co, Savannah; Noursc A Bkooka, -New Yorl r York; Kpplng. Haascrd A Co., Columbus, m20-tf ■ ; Hotels. Marker Square House, 138 BRYAN STREET, ns & Pay, Commission Merchants, NO. tf PEARL STREET, NEAR PRODUCE EXCHANGE, N. Y. WM. B. HAWKINS, J. ROCKWELL FAT. Partkalar attention paid to baying Produce, Provi •Iona, Whiskies, and Cigars, on order, and to con rignmentt. Irm of Strafford, ’ r A McChesney, 6 Water-.t., Ttlraton A CLINTON HUNTER, firm of Co., New York. Fancber New York. Richard ElUa, U4 Water street, New York. Wm. B. Miles. t« Christie street, New York W. S. Ribell, 6 Wall street. New York Lewis L. Jones. 1 7 Brn.darav. S. W. Ma< Ga. a«on A Oo., Savannah JOHN GRAY, Wooden Ware, Brooms, FAILS, BRUSHES, MATS, Twines, Cordage, Take, Chmras, Cradles, Wagons, Chairs, Baskets, 4fce. Nos. IS Fulton and SOS HYont S NEW YORK Emigrants Can be Supplied WITHIN TEN DAYS. mHE undersigned are prepared to supply Planters A and other parties who may be in want of WHITN VALENTINE BASLER. pint Alleys Cigars, Winss, Alee and Lager, and all Uqubrs. Irancb at. eleven o’clock., Ten attached. MERCHANTS’ LUNCH HOUSE, j Ball Street* near Bay Lane. JpREE LUNCH served from U.a, m. to l p. kn., and from 9 p. m. to 11 m. Rest pf Liquors, AMO. Wines, Ac., constantly on hand. Iy3-tf «FRANK PERRY -Proprietor. PAVILION HOTEL, SOUTHEAST CORNER OF BULL AND SOUTH BROAD STREETS. PROPRIETORS would re: e above Permanent and Transient rpilK X to tbe public that the above spectrally announce Hold Is ndw open Master of His Profession. ” " ! ■ 1. n . > South can tl 1—1 asrayafs ^ith our Northern friends, and prevent thee sity of sending' to New York or Philadelphia for orders, that can be equally well executej home, saving thus the expenses of importation. Particular attention paid to BIND 11ST <3- MUSIC BOOK-J AND REPAIRING PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. jy6-3m JOS. H. PECK & CO CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR ! FROM NEW WHEAT. T IE Savannah Steam Flouring Mills (eaet end of Broughton street) are now 1 and Famine, with an excellent Railroads. _ quality of NEW FLOUR, made from NEW WHEAT. Families gap- pledst their residences, by the Parrel, half barrel, orqoarter barrel. Also. 1 resit GRITS and HEAL, by the btuhel or bail bushel. aulS THE BRUNSWICK COURIER. RICHARD ORME. Editor, Is Published Every Friday, ORME & WATTLES-/ Propbiktors. TERMS: THREE DOLLARS, IN ADVANCE ao22-lm , j ■. BARRETT’S ON THIS CONTINENT. It IS WARRANTED to RB3T0BU OR»v HAIR TO ITS okkhral, FATURAi. color, in eveiy < toe It Will STOP the hair from falling out; it will (r. e toe uead from tremors and dandruff; froimts the ur.>» m of ibe hair, and la a brautiful DRjzastNo. We offer ne large rewards, bat we sathi » all of our agents to kbfunp tux no.snrto ,iy pe, -.n wbo will use two bottles, and then say Bunn 1 Vege table Hair Bmdbativk has not per orme all we Testimony from the capital of tt.e Unite states. Messrs. Barrett A Co: ' I was Induced to give yonr Hair p epar ation a trial, and can heartily recommend It aa unequalled as a Dressing, Purifier and Restorer,—giving to the Hair a luxuriant richness, and to the head a cool and must agreeable sensation, while it ia thorough in re storing the hair to Us natural color. Vary resnectfuilv. Washington, D. uT, May 15, 1866. Mesraa. J. B. Barrrt A Co: . -a I was Induced by a Mend to make atrial of Bar rett’s Vegetable Hair Restorative, lad Lam very much pleased with the effect It has had on my hair. I waa nearly half grey, and now, before using one bottle, my bead ia freed from dandruff, and my hair has" all the appearance of yonth. ‘1 fully believe Da rett’a to be the best hair preparation in the world. Wu. Hamilton. Fredonia, N. Y„ April 26,1866. Atlantic & Gulf Railroad I Savannah, au*mu, utl D ELEGATES to the C,.tton Pi;ii;fir,-a nrfc J to be held at Macon ou tbcfttioairaiH parecd free ov r thi. road on t.'irti ti- um,™ J seat-ation of a certifl -hie or rnr^in-T-tij - J President or Vice President of the Convcnfon. 1 nn22-tf JOHN' SfilETi;y.iVHlm| THE EYE, EAR, AND T\R. WRIGHT, of Toronto, Canada W**«t hj U elan and Surgeon, Ocuiist ana .tun,;. x| consulted on Deafness, Dischurjtes from it. a noise*in the Head, Catarrh, Disease.g iut.J and Lnnga. Ati diseases-of the EYE, requiringci'tieirl or Sureica) aid attended to. Ofllci No. 41, tn Dr. Tims. Bucklers old t Lexiogton street, Baltimore. Mu. Office hours from 9 to 12 A. 1!., ana 3tnir.i| i3-tf THON. W. BROOK* | MANUFACTURER OP FURNITURE AND GENE8JII UPHOLSTERY. 32t Doe Street, Philadelphia, Pi N. B.—All ORDERS sent by Mali pronpiij tended tn Brown’s Standard Scales I TTSBD by tbe United States and Foreign toe U meat " ments for more than THIRTY YE IB!, Adapted to any branch of balnea, for luecl home markets. Warranted aernrate and c-.y Sales rooms No. 3 Barclay-.t. ,Var Broads;;. 5.1 sep19 t v R. BROWN. AundsnisJ Nutting, DPo well & Col A BANKERS, M A C O T«r. GEO - C. A. NUTTING, A. H. POWELL, ISAAC SCOTT. uracfox. EDWARD PADKLFORD, _ „ je*8-t>m s a vassal ON HAND Jf. 1 BARRETT * CO,, Frwprieton, Manchester, New Hampshire. for the reception of Boarders. Having had large experience In the Hotel )>hafe*sa, they intend to make this House one of the most com fortable Boarding Houses for families and others in the city. There is a Bar connected with the Hotel, at which may be found the best of Winea, Liquors and-Segsrs. Attached to the House Is also an ICE CREAM GARDEN,- where may b* procured at all hours, both day and evening, the finest Cream in the city. Also, a Soda Fountain, from which they will furnish the 3 .points where they are wonted at Employers’ — uployers have farther to pay* expense, and the Employers certain sum per bead in advanoe, and partly for covering the expen Emigrants from the North to this port. Tire rate at which Farming Laborers can be ae- ; cored will swage about $130 per year, the Employ er* finding them. n advanoe, partly as security the expenses Is hanging the rtb to this port. particular* apply to WM. MORTALS 4k OD., Jones’Block, Bay street. One door East of Barnard street. Savannah, Ga. Jackson t Lawton, savannah. John W. Anderson <t Son, Savannah. - f Savannah. Jdo. C, Perrill. Savannah. Nlchollfi, Camp <6 Co., Savannah Geo. A. Cuyler, Savannah. W. R. Fleming, Savannah. John Screven, Savannah. - - ' - == *“ ’ 1MO0., f BLANCEVILLE SLATE KNINfi GOKFT, - YAM WBRT, FOLK CO., OA. «tooU.,6800,000 SHARES, $fi0 XACH. <1 f Puaremre—A. Wilbur. Savannah, Ga. Slate, however large,' for roofing, for ifectmcd oal of hr uSShr pavement, and for any other usea to which Mate raff be aSKS: The quarry ia convenient to the cltteeof ,i4T. L, m .a.i Mima. Attraav and Oolnmbns. Ito, phi. l 'iWi~And St. Louis, Mo. The niMlori$< 1 Ontoremiy IB '’ t - L ice. I firm of Nevtt.1 has araoclstod himarifwtthl ntr.'.K *00 Steamers for Sale. yUifctottln-rVn. om filMUf TUG, su Meartjnaw. Fur adatom. fhi-f Applyto I ?Jdi (SmhWfjp A.Ok.vD t Soda in the cliff. Fartleacan be furnished with Cream at all timss. jyl6-tf , ' ■ ST. CHARLES SALOON, B Y A. STAMM, Bay Lane, rear or Feet Office— Th. brat Llquora, Alee. Winea. thnm, always on hand. Including a choice article ER’S WATER, directly imported from Nassau, and the best of Rhine Wines. LUNCH everyday at it o’clock . ml3-ly “Port “ Royal HILTON HEAD, S. C. RIDDELL * a. a. amDKLL. luktf PaoraiSTOaa M.g.umra. LA PIEEEE HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA, i mHE SUBSCRIBERS hAving leased thia favorite A House, ft bas been. ; RKF1TTKO' AMP RKFUHNIBHKD ‘ Ilf AN ELEGANT MANNKB, J Audit mow Prepared ivitu thsHret xtoa ofOa.iU The first position atmuy maintained in the fnture, Jelfi-Bm ; ■Tt ; Ant-claw Hotel* will 1 a, 8A^ff*j^A|tLKr. non VBNt CIUttSIM aim, CHARLESTON, 8. C. — ,,In the the ciiy.hra been newly tmr- throogndnt bythe present proprietor, wbo has been sixteen yeat* eOnracted with the aatabllshment mto-tl W WHITE; Proprietor. m OAI CLUB HODSE, Mo. 82 GEORG* STREET, rl i* 'l l.- . • • - 4 ” •*' ’ . • Charl«8ton, 8outfc Carolina. r--‘ : 2*.il \,ti. . j--’’.- .ui> tj nt*i '.r*‘ lanowopao lor tbeaoo todattoof! Choicest Liquors, Wines, Ales and Scgars ,\ . rr :ntr r Term., AS ***#[ •litf -SS ; OF CHISHOLM’S PATENT SHINGLE MA- SIMEa>-Wlth patent right-for Nsra.n county Boker’s Bitters -iniso Hut ad ol tn sm ■ L. FUMKK, *mm- 3 ^ JACOB LIPPMAN, Corner Congress and Barnard streets. Agent. r Sold by all Druggist* JyS-tf ’ SAIDERSOI & WILKI1S0I, HARNESS, SADDLERY TRUNK STORE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Under St. Andrew’s Hall, Branghton St., SAVANNAH, <^A. EHODES* THE STANDARD 1ANURE, AT |S2 50 PER TOM, CASH. 1 alt-tf HILLER, THOMAS A OO. Advertising in Southern Georgia f|IHB BAINBRIDGK “CHART AI8) COMPASS” I rapidly increuing dt terms are taaeonahle. that section, 1 WILLIS M. RUSSELL, ^EdttorHtd Proprietor. 200022? At Savannah PRIME YELLOW CORN for R F. SANFORD, Bay street. ehcdce Corn Meal sad Grits. ’ , , I NOTICE. For Sale at a One 20-HORSE ENGINE, PORTABLE ONE 95 do do STATIONARY ONE 60 do do ^0 ONE 25 do do do ALSO SEVERAL B0ILER8 SAW MILLS, of capacity nnrarpa** l ' on hand. ANTI-FRICTION METAL Of. my OWN MAHUFACTURE. snpero’ » thing in the market and Warranted to fbt tion. ang«-lm F. E. TMMC* injostyUj MARTIN J. FORD- ATTORNEY AT 1^1 OFFICE. No. T2 BRYAN SH* 0, 1 jylT-6m SAVANNAH. GA. Eastern Hay. I7AA BALES PRIME EASTERN lfa< “ ) ,tore m$Sr%z£ FRESH GROUND G> n AND CORN MEdU A LWAYS on Dand, in large or sojl 1 q and for sale (at th© lowest price) hr Jygi-tf AttlieSawnwtk^J East end of Bro^ Was and Pearl Ffew TITHE ART of making WAX and. A la taught In an “» short time, by Corner of wm.Mg?&gL l hT 'Broughton ondBa^^J I am opening for th* Inspection of Om pabUe, a fine at*ck of '“'.j !, CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS, TRESSES, Act, 6$, To which the fitteatfon of ati ls invited. fflswjr* - ”” fl*-ly NOTICE. TO C0TT6H PLASTERS. utmost ttmpiWtv with 'tha^ in ra and very papalar IK aralor aoto.by Ott,*’ Notice ..., GIVEN that the partoen^oo; I fore existing under tbe ACa, to Savannah. Ga.. and Thorny tM j* Ca. Madison. Fin., have been dBS0|»r“ i?TL G. Livingston, one of tbe P»rtjers- |n fte b I S HER1BY J 2aSSBBSSSB» to Madinon, in liquidation. August, 1866. sonine* The aubarribem wfll contiune the mission Business in Savannah, G»•?' “JSSS: “mSlSr* xae subacrlbar solicits for the new a< of the patronage extended^ thetote^o^l OBe'oftte^l tbe . Atasiseflfc. ■ aad-at^le of fiSs'mtoiMsra"*”’"; 4( o. J THORAff!». TU**** rtvaby «|