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4 ■ i* A.- - - .t r Yicr-ol! . - T ©'ihch .V - ' u. -7-ac; * rv-*** • •- -. |^j«H»W a ! ..'' l -?• "* r * iHnvfufgiri ■ •nr • i f | j '■{! ■ jtj te 7: A n.use Bjiilt in a Da#. V-'&vannahAdvertisfflhents.*;: 1 .vertisemoruts. Thomasville Advertisements. Savannah 1 1 l lie newspupcn oi Jjtuicafier, * uuu., publish an account of tho building of a brick dwelling house in that city in ten and a halt hours, the materials having been prepared and collected on the site previous to the commencement. Tho house is twenty feet by thirty on the ground floor, two stories in height, and contains eight rooms. There were in all upward ot one hundred workmen employed. Tho cellar foun dation was already laid, and ot pre cisely C o’clock Friday morning the men went to work. The Examiner thus describes the labor: “Mr. J. T. Reading, photographer, was present with his photographic ap paratus, and took viewa every fifteen minutes of the building and the work men while in motion, which, of course, produced some ridiculous pictures— men white and colored, in almost every position, nro to bo seen repre sented. At 8 o’clock A. M., the struc ture was advanced to the height of ono story, with two doors—ground and second—laid partition in, and lathed and partly plastered, doors hung stair ways up, and a view taken with the doctor in the midst of his workmen. The scene is a busy and comic one— the bricklayers erecting scaffolding for another story. Ten o’clock a. M-, view Taken of western front on Prince street; second story brica two thirds up; with carpenters ready to lay the floor, aud plasterers commence lath ing; western front painted and brick penciled on first story, and masons run short of brick and Uicu some dc- lay in consequcucc, but it was reme died in a short while. Eleven o'clock a. m., the bricklay- era are up to square of ceiling loi third lloor, with corners raised to the * height required to receive the rafters for roofing. Tinners waiting. The process of while coaling is now aliout completed in the first story. 11:18 a. ni., first rafter for the roof laid. At 11:21 the last brick was placed upon the chimneys, and the bricklayers are done. Roof sheathed and tinners be gin to lay rooting. 12:50 scaffolds all removed from building. 2:30 p. m., sash in windows of first story and painters finished up; washboards down and rubbish cleaned away. At this writing the tinners arc leavin; the building; roofing and spoutin;. completed. Plasterers still at work in the second story. The building hm been insured, ana in the course of a few hours will be ready for a tenant.” Geucial Kemper, tho candidate of tho Virginia Conservatives for Govci- nor, has addressed a letter to General Early, who opposed him, in which, in the event of being elected, he says: **1 shall be every inch a Governor, and shall, so far os I know liotv, dispense impartial, scrupulous, and fearless jus tice to ail interests and men. It is very gratifying to me that, while all sorts of representative men anil their friends have communicated with me. not one of them has received, not one of them sought, and all of them have disclaimed seeking, any pledges what ever at my hands. In no event will I be the property of any friend, or set of friends, and in no event will I harbor one atom of resentment against any square oppose* 1 of mine."" The above from General Kemper the Democratic candidate for Gover nor of Virginia, is decidedly refresh ing, in these days of venality and cor ruption. Whenever a man is put in nomination by his friends now-a-days, for any ollice, that carries with it in flucncc and appointment powers, ho at once besieged by a set of parasites and unfortunately, many of our public men yield to the demands of these hungry ollice hunters, and promise them place and position for tlucncc. Genera] Kemper has struck the very key uotc of political integrity and wc trust that tho people ot Vir ginia, will elect this distinguished soldier and patriot, to the high office for which he aspires. Musical.—If our readers aro need ing Pianos, Organs, Guitars. Violins, (Strings, Sheet Music, Music Rooks, c anything in the musical line, the cannot do belter than supplv them selves from Luddkx & Rates’ Music House, Savannah, (la., which is now considered as the leading Music //oust* of the South. They deal exclusively musical wares -representing the best Pianos ami Organs manufactured, and carrying an immense stock for the Mipj ly of dealers and the retail trade throughout the South generally. As energetic and houorable business men, they have gamed a reputation second to none, and It is really a - pleasure to deal with them. Send foi their cata logues, circulars, price lists, etc., and see what inducements they offer. ask them to send also a copy of the South- kux Musical Jouuxal, of whicli they are publishers. A fireman was once striving tosnv a chikl in danger of perishing in u burning house, but the flames leaped out ot the window aud beat him back, ‘•lie'll never do it,” cried one. ‘lie'll have (o come down! “Cheer him! shoiiietfauotlier, and in a moment three sliTTing hurrahs went up from the crowd. It nerved the man's arm and strengthened his spirit. It quickened his movements, aud iu another min ute he bore the child down iu safety to its mother's arms, “(.’licet him,'' ' good advice. “ I bone you wiH be able to support m c, ; »aid a young woman, while walk in out with her iuteuded during a some what slippery »utc of the pavement ‘Why jt-9,* replied the somewhat hesi _tajingswnin; ‘with a little assistance from-vour 'lather.''' Tlfere was ‘ some contusion and a profound silence. Girls never marry a doctor, or you will be tied day and night to your “pil- aad*yo i your thoughts when alone, • longue when hv company. PULASKI ROUSE, SAVANNAH, GA. S. H. PAPOT * CO. O-MNIBUS/TS meet all trains an.l steam Every attention shown to guest: ‘ T!i6 "J/dtiSe is cenjrpljy located. ap«l having becu newly iculled aud refur nished is ouc of the most popular Ho- .fidsiu'fUu. Southern Slates. july26-3m M. M. BLANTON LUMBERYARD. Iiaiater-«f .every description evmslautly hand mud r->>d in ilerfrtd .printie* at ' Mm JPi-icen. Yard on residence lot, on Smith Avenue, el, Mon & Co. NO. 135 BROUGHTON ST. SAVANNAH, - GA., ' SPRING (; i •—AND— ffff 1 SUMMER CLOTHING, COMPRISING All STILES and QUALITIES! AND IN WORKMANSHIP EQUAL (o Custom Made Work. In addition to tli« above, we liave • food assort ment of GENUS FURNISHING GOODS, Trunks, Traveling Bags, Ac., All of whicli- will be sold low by Heidt, Jaudon & Co. March 21-Cm. THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE Soci ety -OP THE- UNITED STATES, Assets, 20,000,000. Annual Cash Income, S,500,000 ANNUAL XEIP UUSIXESS Larger than that of any othci Company in the World. ISAAC BAER. Ag.f.t, TLoma#vll!c, Geo. WILLIAM B. ADAMS, GENERAL AGENT, Savannah, - Georgia. ioarch21-S CASH Dry Goods House. GUAY, O'BRIEN vrCO. 147 Broughton Street, *.f iM.r.r.n/. - isKona*"i Dealers in all kinds of FANCY AND .STAPLE PRY Wc aro now offering a very exten sive and varied stock of NEW, FASHIONABLE AND DESIRABLE GOODS, A! extremely low Prices for (’ash. (>rdcrs for Goodsor samples prompt ly attended to* Freight, paid on tail hills amounting to over §20. marJl-Oin. / and others in , need Of- . !, SASHES, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, I ! Stair Railing, Blind Trimmings, SASH WEIGHTS, HEAD OR SIDE LIGHTS, GO TO BLAIR & BICKFORD’S, ; t> . 171 Bay St. Savannah, Ga- BOEHM, BENDHEIM S GO’S MANttPACTt/BEB TOBACCOS, AGENTS FOR DLACKWELL-S Genuine Durham , Smoking Tobacco, Manufacturer* of the Celebrated Brands of Fine Segar*, COTTON' BOLL, POSTILLION, PAPAGENA, PANDORA. LA MER- VEILI.E, LUPIN, DESSERT, GOLDEN BUG. JASMINE, MORNING CALL. LA MYR1UIA, GRENADIER, ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC. • All kind* of PIPES and SMOKER’S ARTICLES. (43 Bay Street, : s : Savannah, Geo, « - . - - jnai21-12 moV. Thomasville# Georgia. npHE COLLEGIATE YEAH of this lustitution l« divided into two equal Terms of twenty weeks I each—the Ant beginning on the Finl IIVihKMfay i» September, sad the vecoud on the first Wednesday hi Fcbnarg. BOARD OF INSTRUCTORS: MR. JOHN E. BAKER, A. M., PRESIDENT-: Pure and applied Mathematics—Ancient Languages. REV; CHARLES S. ROCKWELL, Literature—Mental and Moral PhlloftOi-hy, Natural Science, MRS- M. J. BAILEY, Primary Department, with Penmanrhip and French. MRS. W. J. YOUNG, In charge of Music Department 1873. k ‘ ' y 7 !»c '{i 11 • •. ■ ’ • - * f * Wholesale Trade! Sprng & Summer Stock! Ltathrop Sf Co• 138 & 141 Congress, and 18, Whitaker Streets., Savannah, 6a. rOULD I.WITE TOK ATTKXTIOX OFMF.KClt.4XTS TO TUE1U L.4RGK and ATTRAC tlvc Mock in Spring an<l Summer Goods which are #|>ecUlly adapted to the Country Trade. Is T. J. DUNBAR & CO., Importers and Dealers —IN- BRANDIES, WINKS, WHISKIES, Gins, Segars, Etc. And Proprietors 1 of the Celebrated| Indian Bitters. 131 Bay Street, SA.-VA.3ST3STA.I3C, - GA. Alexander & WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND LlQVOJt ‘XtX.'lREilSt Cor. Abercorn aud Dry an Sts., SAVANNAH, - GA. Wm.JE. Alexander, Wl. Joa. E. Alexander, Chns. R. Maxwell. DEALER JN HartHvni-e, Stoves, Lovell & Lattimore, 155 A 157 Congress Street, SAVANNAH, «* GA: Wholesale and Retail Dealers In American, English and German HARDWARE. House Furnishing Goods, Cookiug, Parlor, and Beating Stov Guns, Pistols and Sporting Goods, Kcd ale’s Celebrated Water Filters, Kails and Hollow Ware, Tin Plate and Sheet Iron. Mr. W. A. T.kpbettkr is s "* ph-a-cd to have hi* old Irle vlicn veiling the City. JOHN McDONOUOIf. T. BAI..4NTYNE. JMLLIIVTYXE. HcDMOl'flH, Iron and Brass FOUNDERS Macliinists and Pattern Makers Iron Fronts for stores and dwellings Verandas and Cemetery Railings of various designs ns low as can he pur chased in the North. SUGAR MILLS AND B0ILEK8, GIN GEAR AND HORSE POWERS, ETC. First Premium for best Sufcar Machinery ana Iron Castings at South Georgia Agricultural and Mechaniclo As sociation Fair, 1872; alsoat Savannah Agricultural Association 1872. (A>r. East Broad aud Liberty St*, SAVANNAH. GA. SAVANNAH MACHINE WORKS Tin Warcs^IIousc Furnishing Goods. Tin Rooting, Guttering, and Repairing Roofs, 1»“ Broughton Street, Savaunali, Georgia. CJL-i y GE OF SCU ED UL E. thin KauU will run a# follow#: * KIO11T E X P R kssl’ASS EX OKU. .• SilV4Dlial| (lally i4L 4-GOp I -cat Live Akak .„*.lu » i TI.oiuai.viUe agio • It.iinhrhlge- s.rj • # we Alltt«y'.^"!’!".’".".’^’.!^."''.'."!~’.!:.i^^.5*'|^■p , Th'imndill* Ommrt :it Lire <*»k with train* cm d.P. A M. an.l from .r.wk*rfnv ill**, TalUhaiwc^, e to. Noch.-%..ge of car* between .Savannah and Al- CI-'m* oonneetion at Albany with train* on the on with train* for and uh-w . KaUrvod. Hear v-xiiirst mu at I.-i ^■»jK^d*Uv*auI_ .W*.de r n UUUoa Fwwwogera Sleeping car run* through to Thomiuville. ACt.-OMMODATIOX TRAINi M.mday; TTedneadhy * Arrive -I**lap 7, {!?* !*»» ton j 40 1 •* ’ LawtoU, Toowlay, Tliurxbv «mi juMiy. '..i.-gim a Aw-iy* Je**mt*...- «\ i,m Savannah >—AfS. I^nraLawhili..Tue-dar. TUur*d*v^w«l / Saturday 7 00 a ir Arrive at Valdosta “ •• •• »oa •• Dekmhe * -*•- “ Id.-m «• ThgupuirUh) /•“ . 12.4r.pn Lfcavft All •any; 1 Mmnjay, Wrdottdav wnd Friday ... " “ Tliomasvilie “ Quitman '• V aldoata Arrive at IawUD ■ - O »nncvt» S. W. GLEASON & GO., ENGINEERS, & MACIIINIS' an.l .l/(tnut;»cturcrK ol uud Dea'era in Port and Stationery Steam Kneiiit*. Snjir Mill#, ft*.. ft halting#, Pulley#, iron UraM Cabling#, Terms for Course of Twenty Weeks: Regular Course iu Collegiate Department, - " “ Primary 44 - - - Music “ - - - - French “ - - - - , No incidental or extra expenses charged. The Trustee* feel justified In tuving that the course of ini tract ion i# a# thorough and practical, and S2o.00 17.50 25.00 10.00 , Jmr ,n-,, iwf.mid In any v.uflitr institution, and with the advantage# of pleasant and healthy location, good society ami varied church privUegta they earnestly recommend the Teachers asefficient as a the Institution as well worthy the public support. Forfurther information apply to Mr. JOHN E. IIAKEK, or to A. H. 1IAXSELL. Secretary, j. -youNa, President Board of 7Vuste« fy- Bpasd can be had in good families at from $15 to $’.*0 per month marCl*!; 1873. __ 1873. Hardaway, McKinnon & Co., Have constantly on hand a Full Stock of Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hats and Slioes, Hardware, Cutlery, FERTILIZERS, &C. Faccy Prints, Fancy Printed Lawns, Solid Colored Lawns, Solid Colored (Cambrics, Fancy Diess Goods, all styles. Cotton Pants Stuff, Plain and Fancy, Linen Duck and Coatings, Hickory Stripes, Red Ticks, Blue and Brown Denims, Brown Drillings, Bleached and Brown Girting, Bleached and Brown .Sheeting, Georgia :W, 7-8, 4-4, Brown .Shirting Georgia Fancy Checks aud Stripes, striped aud Whit© Osnaburgs, Athens Yarns, White Goods, (.'men Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, % tc.. Shirts, Drawers, Notions, SHOES, BOOTS, HATS, &c. » the t ilf »t ll.i. b.H LATHR0P & CO., and 20 Whitaker Street, Savannah, Georgia. DEALERS IN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS, WINDOW SHADES LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW CORNICES. &C, Have always in Store a full line of UPHOLSTERY GOODS. Heps, llooki Parlies ordering goods will have them carefully and promptly filled. inch 22 ly A fine lot of Prints, Omaburg#. Shirtings, Sheeting#, Bedtickiogs, etc., just received aud for sale low for cash bv HABDAWAY, J/cKIXNOX & CO. A fine and very superior lot of English and American Hosiery for sale by HAUIMW.4Y, J/cKlXAOX Jt CO. A good stock of .Ven’s 3/edinm and Common lothing on hand anil Tor sale by HARDAWAY -VcIvIXXON A CO. A fine lot of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco always kept on hand bv f/AUDAlFA V, -VcKIN.VON & CO. stock of Tin Ware, consisting of 7'aus, all sites, Bucke-s, Cunt. Coffee Pot#, etc., for sale ■ y HARDAWAY, -VcKI.VNON & CO. A large lot of Glass Ware and Crockery jolt sceived and for sale by HARDAWAY, J/cKINNON & CO. A fine lot of Axes and Hoes for sale by HARDAWAY, .1/cKlNNOX & Co. Spades, Shorels, .1/anure Forks and Bakes 50001 for sale by Champion & Freeman, Cohneit Bay ani> Drayton Strkkts, Savannah - Ga. Invite attention to ilteir full aud varied stock of PROVISIONS. Bacon aud Dry Salted Sides and Shoulders; //tuns, Breakfast Strips, Sugar-Cured Sliou.'ders, Tongues, Mnoked Beef, Family, Extra and Suj*ertine Flour, Buckwheat, Rice, Grits, J/eal FISH. Mess Mackerel, in kits; Xos. 1 and 2 in kits quarter and half levrrels ; Codfish, Herring, Salmon, Lobsters, Sardines. GROCERIES. & Lagiu... , d. Powdered, Granulated, - : .Sugar# ; English and A men* Launch y and Toilet Soa|* ; Starch, lUisins. But *— on. Currant#. Fir *-* - — indies, Loaf, traC. Pickles Figs, Spices. Wa: and .Vpcnn Candles, Cheese, Crackers, deities, Candy, Macaroui, Canned Fruits and Vegeta- TEA, Hyson, Oolong. Souchong, aud Congou, ofall grade# and at all prices. TOBACCO. In caddie*, quarter and lialf boxes. Fine, Medium of 25 lit*, and upwards, for Smoking—ali at LIQUORS. etMS. QA.SSMAN, TAILOR, 26 1-2 Whitaker Street, Champagne Wines, Port, Maderia and HAYWOOD, GAGE & CO., WHO Dealers WHOLESALE Savannah, Trade Solicited. Ice, New No. ls$ North SM« Bay Street, SAVANNAH, GA. iers from Country tilled promptly. A Siaiilsrj listititiinl ESTABLISHED FIFTEEN YEARS. THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND b'JST IN THE SOUTH. «ban it wflUostfl, The actual <'i|vi ewrf^y*! Meyhan COM-HERCIAL LAW, MATHEMATICS lAAa-ni keeping, . PARTNEMIUl', SETTLE MF.XTj’S; Busiue# Form,at. Tl*e cour»e of #tady Is conducted on ACTU AI. BUSINESS PRINCIPLES. *«p[ili.J ,. Hh Vmllnr ko-' office*.omibfnlfi, Vooto Rcitlty ^THOROUGH PRAOnOAL BUSIMESS-EDU0ATI0N. v HARDAWAY, .VcKINNOX A CO. Orleans Sugar, very best quality HARDAWAY, .VcKI.VNOX & CO. 206 bid# St. Aouift Flour, dirti-re nt grade*, •tore and to arrive, for sale l(tw ».? HA/r DAW AY, i/« KIXXOX ^ CO. Flour in 25. 5U and 100 ll> Sack# dlffcrei grade*, for sale by 11ARDAWA McKINXO.V A CO. A fresh lot of Bacon, fhecso and Butter. Ju received and for rale by HARDAWAY, .1/cKIN.VO.V & CO. Cra*hed_Sugar and Couiitry Sug:i HARDAWAY, MCKINNON f CO. lot of Tire, Plow and Band Iron and all •rt* used lor plantation or wagou pur- r HARDAWAY, MCKINNON f CO. a large lot of Cast Steel and Plow-Steel } //ARD.VWAV, .1/cKiNNON A Co. go lot of Cast Turning Plows just received ilARUiWAV, .1/t'KlNN »N Si CO. in of genuine Peruvian Guano on hand J Hari*.\ wav, J/oKinko* & O. HIGHEST TRICES paid for COTTON or ether COUNTRY PRODUCE. S avannah Advertisments. Palmer & Deppish, Wholesale Dealers Ju HARDWARE&CUTLERY, 148 and 150 Ccngress, and 140 and 151 St. Julian Street*, Savannah# - - - Caeor^ia. KEEP A FTJ LI STOCK Common Plows, Brinly’s Plows, Avery's Plows Dickson s Sweeps, Harrows, Fan Mills ami Every Article required by PLAN T E Ii S . The Largest Stock or Double and Single GUNS iu the City. *fjicihr, Shot, Cap-*, «te., li. Disston's Circular Sates. II. Ilot A* Co's •litlo. IiubUr auil Leather 11EI.TISG. Agents For Fire Pro®! Safes, Fairbanks’ Scales, Rope and Twines. All for Sale at Lowest MARKET RATES. fPaiMBa <£• Dk-ddisii. Damasks, Hair ('loth, lMmfiics, ('iclormc, Slip Covering Cord*, Loop*, »Vc., Fringo*, Curtain l.< Cords, Tassels, Ac., r*acc Pillow Sham*. (.Tinps oops. Curium (limps, Curtain Silk Bordering, I.aco Tidies, I.acc lh-d Spr WALL PAPERING Of every Lind, Fresco, Gilt, and all Grades in Colours, As wc combine 'really reduced. »ur "outls and save 10 per < N. B. Having the host \ (dilitlei.l of pleahin^ ail ou it i^ miarantced. JU. HOLEY & CO., 186 & 181, Corner Jefferson & Broughton, Opposite St, Andrews Hall Savannah Georgia, Wholesale anti Retail DF.ILEUS IX FURNITURE Hair, Moss and Exceleior Mattresses, Of any nize. ready made or made to Order, Feather Beds, Pillows, Bolsters, Etc. Feather* for sale at Wholesale and Retail. Show Co-^-s nii'l Children's Carriages of all |)eM.-ripti<»ns novating and repairing of furiiituro executed promptly at rra- U>1, and particular alt* ntion paid to filling, paekiug and Arlington LIFE INSURANCE CO^IPANY. Office, at Richmond, \'a. - Policies Issued, 19,500.1 Annual Income, 1,500,000. W. C. CARRINGTON', President D. J. II AltTSOOK, Secretary, B. C. IIARTSOOK, Cashier. J. E. ED WARDS, Vice President. J. J. HOPKINS, Absi#tant Secrty. Prot EDW’D B. SMITn, Actuary. No Useless Restrictions on Residence, Travel or Occupation. Liberal Hon-Forfeitable Features and Bights of Parties Clearly Defined. rnHI3 CDM/'A-VY IS PROGRESSIVE, y*I308PEKOl'S AND PWiMIT. IT HAS SMALL VX 1 pen«o*. Small Secure Invextment, Ample Ite»erve #r,-l G.«,i SurjJix#; Dl»*l*t*(l* Ar.nuxl Premium#all*.x#b; Pulickai Uberal;an*l ha# #124 to etch $l«*ofH#bililk». Kxjunlne It#merii before intaring. General Agency Office f«r Southern Georgia and Florida, 1351-2 BAT STREET, SAVA.VYUI, (iEOKIil t. HENRY S. ELLIOTT, Agent at Savannah. T. S. PAINE, Agent at Tliomasvilie. Ue*. ROBER2 UULI.OCII, Ocala. Maeiox Cocatt. Special Agent for Ea*t an*l Soutli Florida. ELLIOT A L»ENCJLE f c/..r£ir.rL .ilt.its worn aor’TMKtur a mo mum* « w o mnect at All4u»y.arll4Milf»M-tralivo»«#uik- Albany Momlay.Tue*- lt bMjr ToMd»j% Wo.lnwiilav,’ Fri<u7M?Satwl' TfflE LEADING BTJSINE&S^EOTOOIiIS tHE SOUTH. dayut 1 's.-fii M. BusIbcm Advocate.coowinirxxuffrmrthriU^^ uvt9-tf. JltTHuMM* Oftn’l Snpt. . y ^ m * i'.MOOU^A. afTr^Sal, J*. JtlacomberSL Vo., SUCCESSORS TO a A. T0PHAM & CO. Clothing and Hats# Men’s Fur iiisli in 2, Goods, 188 Congress and 139- St JnHan Streets, SAVANNAH, GA. A. large variety of Gent * Scarfo, Glove*, i/andkcrchief«. Ac-, Ac. Suits made to order in the shortest notice# and saiu faction guaranteed. * mar-T Gm. id u larff**, well i*t-lc«'U*l and 1 BEDROOM, PARLOR, LIBRARY. KITCHEN, uutry or 4-1 ty )r Offick l’ui:\irrRL *»l very * rriplioii, suitable fo Mattrei lonalilc p Country orders «*>/< ijipin*' Maine. II. LOWENTIIAL. formerly aectcd with the above Firm, an rmnected w.tl. Ga: A. A <i. R R. t i, i»ili be pleaded t*> ***•«• all lii*^ frl*-ndi Mar* h 2l' i hi»o*» A. 4. MILLER, FILLER. .1. J. •Hiller if Vo. FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, 150 1IUOUGIITON .S'fKKKT, Savuniiali, Georgia. New Work Put Up To Order. Repairing, Mattress-Making; Upholstering AT SHORT NOTICE. Orders promptly filled. All goods sold at the lowest market prices, and strict attention given to all orders from the ountry. Country Merchants when in tlie city would do well to coll and examine our stock hafero purchasing (elsewhere. B. O. Box 773, - uchU-ly