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About The Savannah daily advertiser. (Savannah [Ga.]) 186?-1873 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1870)
Smmnnnl) Jlßfiiiiß ISHmertteer. VOL. IV.—NO. 260. £tamwh ga% Advertiser The most w idely circu lated and least expensive me dium of advertising in Savannah. BY BEARD OTMBAII STATE AND FLORIDA NEWS. A negro woman and four children, whose cabin was also destroyed by fire, were burned to death on the plantation of Mr. Jonas Rackley, about seven miles from Montezuma, in this State, on Mon day of last week. Dr. Samnel Bard, late of the New Era, a teacher of men and an expounder ot po litics, has gone to Washington. A call is issued for the Executive Com mittee of the Georgia Agricultural Soci ety to meet in Atlanta on the tenth of February. The Atlanta Intelligencer devotes more than two columns of its space to answer ing Rause Wright of the Augusta Chroni cle, who has soundly abused the former for its advocacy of Bullock, while sailing under Democratic colors. The Judge says to the General, “ Cease, viper, you bite at a file." Does the Judge mean to say that be is as hardened as all that ? Foster Blodgett, Superintendent of the State Road, invites the public to examine the b'ooks, papers, etc., of the Road, in order “that the slanderous insinuations against his personal character may be re futed.” The Valdosta times man informs the ladies of his community that his editorial room has been scoured out and that they need no longer beafraid of contamination. Does our up country friend mark this event, as an era in his lifetime —a good wash? The Freedman’s Saving Bank and Trust Company has opened a Brunch in Atlanta which is doing well. Yesterday a drove of sheep, fully a 150 strong, reached our city and attracted more attention than if the Legislature had been turned loose. As they bad wool, they are clearly eligible to seats. —Ailun ta Constitution. A laity or Wealth and Refinement Marries a Bummer. [From the Newark Register of the 14th 1 A marriage ceremony was performed under very peculiar circumstances in this rity the other day. The fact that one of the contracting parties is “in society,” nnd the strange manner in which the affair was- brought about have made no little ■ensation. It appears that some months ago a young lady of wealth and refine ment, and who bad been educated in . v accomplishment fell r«-*Uely in love with an idle lounger about a hotel in a small country town in which she lived, in the State of New York, A1 tboogh her parents were shocked at her marks of preferment for one who was considered so far beneath her in social position, she made no attempt to curb her affection or to restrain love by reason. The members of her family, in order to save themselves, and the romantic girl from the disgrace of such an unnatural alliance, persuaded her to visit a sister in this city, who was cautioned to keep watch over her. therefor, not permitted to so out upon the streets alone, and even in shopping excursions she was attended by her sister. A day or two before New Year’s day they entered a dry goodsstore together, and while the elder was busily engaged in making a purchase the younger slipped out, and was lost in the crowd upon the sidewalk, and then almost im mediately found her lover, who had fol lowed her to Newark.' Together they re paired to the residence of one of the most prominent clergymen in the city, where they were quickly and quietly married. The young girl then returned to her sister’s home, and excused her absence by pleading a suddenly remembered en gagement at the dressmaker’s. On New Year’s day she received calls with her sister, and entertained in a very pleasant and unembarrassed manner a large number of friends. Nor did she give any indication daring the following day of the step she had taken. On Mon day, however, she suddenly appeared be fore her sister and quietly handed her the marriage certificate, which she had procured immediately after the marriage upon the previous Friday. Although it was too late to untie the knot, the sister visited the minister, and chided him for his hasty action. His excuse, however, for his part in the unhappy affair was simply that, “If he had not performed the ceremony some other clergyman would.” The relatives and friends of the girl are naturally very indignant, as they suffer keenly the disgrace of the impru dent marriage. Combining Business and Pleasure. -*-A Florida correspondent of the Rich mond Dispatch gives some queer revela tions of Northern invalid life (and death) down there. The following story will suffice what a practical “cuss” that chap was, to be sure : There was one fellow who died in Pa lalka a short time before my visit, of whom I heard from many sources. When he found his end approaching he sent North for a metallic collin, and had it brought into his bed room: tried it. and found it would fit him exactly. He was thereupon very much satisfied; and during the few remaining days of his life always spoke of himself dead. He requested his wife to find out whether she could send it on by express. She dutifully inquired, and found that they could not carry it. He then told her to have a box made, and have it made large; to put it in it; aud as there was plenty of room, to pack in some sweet potatoes and oranges for the children; “and be very careful, my dear, not to let them turn it over, lest the oranges should be smashed.” So this careful and eco nomical father died, and his wife carried out his wishes, nnd very carefully carried it home to Vermont; and the children enjoyed the potatoes and oranges, and wished their dear father would go and die in Florida every winter. Miscellaneous. Closing Out Sale! GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES! THE undersigned beg leave to 1 NOTIFY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS That he is closing out his entire stock of MILLINERY GOODS. Such as Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Hats. Feathers, Sash Ribbons, Ac. K. PLATSHEK, 160 BROUGHTON STREET. jan7 lm Fourth Door from Barnard Bt. COTTON TIES ! DUNN’S PATENT SELF-ADJUSTIN G HORIZONTAL COTTON TIE! AS AGENTB OF THE ABOVE NAMED Patent, we bear to commend it to the atten tion of Planters and Factors. This TIE com bines the advantages of Great Strength, Great Simplicity, and Ease in Manipulation, And tbo difficulty found in all others, of taking up the entire slack of the band in the operation ot pressing and compressing, is fully obviated in this. It is equal if not superior to any Tio manufactured, and we can confidently recom mend it to the public. JNO. W. ANDERSON’S SONS & CO., AGENTS AT SAVANNAH. «- GHOLSON. WALKER A CO.. Agent* at Liverpool. july2s-6tn FINE FLOUR! WE HAVE IN BTORE AT THIS TIME as CHOICE an article of FLOUR can be found, it having keen used EXTEN SIVELY. and SATISFACTION given in EVERY CASK. IN B RELB. IN BACKS. IN HALF SACKS, IN K PACKAGES, IN 1-16 PACKAGES, At A. M. & C. W. WEST’S, ISO Liberty Street, dec3l between Barnard and Whitaker NEWKIDOLOVES WE WILL OPEN MONDAY MORNING a full line of the well known Duchess Kid Glove, attl.2s, in Black, White and Colored. Also, TWO BUTTON, in Black, at $1.50. ■W EVERY PAIR WARR NTED. Rogers, Dasher & Cos. deel9-tf BACON! PORK! MACKEREL,|&€, Q R. BACON SIDE3, IC. R. DRY SALTEDISIDES. DUFFIELD HAMS. BREAKFAST BACON, MACKEREL. No. 1. 2 and 3, in barrels, half barrels and kitts, MESS PORK, In store and to arrive, and for sale by jaoß PALMES & LYON. FINE SEA ISLAND COTTON: SEED! G enuine underwood island reed, grown at Hampton Point. St. Simon’s Island. Quality guaranteed. For sale by jans lm HAVANT WAPLES A CO. COALI COAL! TITE SUBSCRIBERS keep aonstantly on hand, at their Coal Yards, a full supply of Egg Size Bed Ash Coal, Lump Coal, for Steamboat and Foun dry Use. Bituminous Coal, for Parlor Grates, Blacksmith's Coal. For sale by the cargo or single ton, by CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. All COAL sold by ua is weighed before delivery. ocl4-Th,Su,fim A FULL LINE OF - OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS, ALSO. SHADES ! DESIGNS, AT LOW FIGURES. LACE CURTAINS and TRIMMINGS, CORNICES—Every kind nowin u;e, CUSHION TASSELS. VALENCE TASSELS. GIMPS BINDINGS. FRENCH CALICOES. HAIR CLOTH. REPS, COATELINES, DAMASKS. MOREENS. PICTURE CORDS, in all sizes and colors, NAILS, SCREWS. KNOBS. TACKS, THE PATENT CLASP. N. B— OUR WORK doneintho best man ner and at moderate prices. LATH HOP * CO, ianJ-lm SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 22, 1870. Railroads. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. GEN'L SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE.) Atlantic and Gri.v RAir.roAn, r Savannah. Jan. 7th. 1870. ) ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, THE 9th instant. Passenger Trains on this Road will run as follows: NIGHT EXPRESS TRAINS. Leave Savannah daily at 4.30 P M Arrive at Jesup (junction M. <S. B. R. K. daily at 7.°0 P M Arrive at Live Oak daily at 2.20 A M Arrive at Jacksonville daily at 7.02 A M Arrive at Tallahassee daily at 7.07 A M Arrivo at Quincy daily at 9.15 A M Arrivo at Bainbridge (Mondays ex cepted) at 0.15 AM Leave Bainbridge (Sundays oxccpt ed) nt 9 30 P M Leave Quincy daily at.. -.. 6 25 P M Leave Tallahassee daily at 8.25 P M Leave Jacksonville daily at 8.30 P M Leave Live Oak daily at I.JH A M Leave Jesup daily at 7.50 A M Arrive at Savannah daily at 10.50 A M MACON AND BRUNSWICK ACCOMMODA TION. Leave Savannah (Sundays oxceptod) at 2.10 P M Arrivo at Jesup (Sundays exooptodl at 5.00 P M Arrivo at Brunswick daily at 8 20 P M Leave Macon daily at 8 30 A M Leave Jesup daily at 6.00 P M Arrivo at Savannah daily - at 9.:U P M On Sunday this train will ieavo Savannah at 7.15 A. M . connecting with trains for Macon and Raunswiok.and connecting with trains from Macon and Brunswick, will arrive at Savan nah at 0.30 P. M. DAY TRAIN. Leave Savannah (Sundays oxeepted) at 7.15 AM Arrivo at Jesup (Sundays excepted) at -10.45 A M Arrive at Live Oak (Sundays ex cepted) at 7.00 P M Arrive at Macon daily at 7.50 P M Leave Livo Oak (Sundays excepted) at 6.00 A M Leave Jesup (Sundays exceptod) at... 216 P M Arrive at Savannah (Sundays ex cepted) at 5.35 P M Passengers for Macon take 7.15 A M train from Savannnh, leaving daily. Passengers for Brunswick take 2.10 P M train from Savannah. Passengers leaving Macon at 8.30 A M onn noct at Jesup with Express train for Florida and Western Division, nnd with train for Sa vannah arriving at 9 30 P M. Passengers from'Brunswick connect at Jesup with train for Savannah, arriving at 5.35 P M. except on Sundays, when it arrives at 9.30 P M. Connect at Macon with train for Atlanta, loaving at 9:00 1> M. SOUTH GEORGf A AND FLORIDA RAIL ROAD TRAIN. Leavo Thomasvilio, Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays, at 8.00 A M Arrive at Pelham, Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays, nt - 9.85 AM Leave Pelham, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, at 3.45 P M Arrive at Thomasville, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 6.00 P M H. ?- IIATNES. janS ts General Superintendent. Insurance. FIRE, MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE AGENCY. PHCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, HA, VORD, CONN. Asset* $1,573,007 8S MERCHANTS’ INSURANCE CO., uartfobd.’conn. Assets - $315,570 50 SECURITY INSURANCE CO., NEW YORK. Assets .$1,000,303 53 NORTH AMERICAN INS. CO., NEW YORK. Assets $705,337 03 MARINE RISKS Written in the U. S. LLOYD’S ASSOCIATION, Os New York, and ORIENT MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Os New York, EITHER COASTWISE OR FOREIGN. Insures at customary rates. HENRY BRIGHAM, Agent, At office Southern Ins. and Trust Cos., aug2l-6m 111 Bay street. LONDON -AND- L, ANC A S 111 R E INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital, - $5,000,000 in Gold! This company,through its agent, is ready to accept FIRST CLASS PRO PERTY RISKS and COTTON RISKS at usual rates. - , , Being the first English Company which bad the courage to locate in Savannah after the war, its confidence in Southern people should merit Southern patronage. Office, 5 Stoddard's Upper Range, occupied by JAS. T. STEWART, COTTON BROKER - AND - AGENT. n o v5-3m NORTH BRITISH and Mercantile Insurance Cos. OF LONDON AND EDINBURG. Paid up Capital and Accumulated Funds, $14,044,635 31 IN GOLD! HBNRY BRIGHAM. Agent, 111 Bay at.. seu2l At office Southern Ins. nnd Trust Cos. Collie of UMerwriters, H AVRE AND PARIS. H. GUHJVE, Agent. jenl&-4? RICE FLOUR. riOR SALE AT MILL PRICES. NO MORE-N 0 LESS. C. V. HUTCHINS, janl« 3 135 BAY STREET. Hotels, Restaurants, Saloons. RIVERSIDE HOUSE, THUNDERBOLT. NI. M. BELISARIO Respectfully informs his friends, and the public generally, that he has pur chased The above popular place of resort, and having refurnished and refitted the same, is now prepared to entertain them in first-class style. Ho will always keep on hand Fino Liquors, Wines, Cigars, nd other refroshmonts for guests. Also, BIL LIARD TABLES and TEN PIN ALLEYS for the amusement of visitors. OMNIBUSES will leave the Marshall House every Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. decs ts PULASKI HOUSE; Johnson Square, Savannah, Ga. WILTBERGER & CARROLL, Proprietors. IMITS POPULAR HOUSE HAS BEEN re fitted and partially refurnished during the past summer, arid is now prepared for the re ception of guests. Mr. JAMES CARROLL, formerly of the Eutaw House, Baltimore. New York Hotel, and late of the Old Sweet Springs, Va., has been associated with me in the management of this House, under thelirm name of WILTBERGER & CARROLL. ntv24-2m W. H. WILTBERGER. METROPOLITAN RESTAURANT ROOMS! BRYAN ST., OPPOSITE SCREVEN HOUSE. T’HE PROPRIETOR of the Metropolitan Billiard Rooms, having lately fitted nn a suite of ELEGANT DINING APARTMENTS, in connection with their regular business, will servo during the season, at all hours of the day and night. OYSTERS IN FULTON MARKET STYLE, ROAST OYSTERS, GAME, and all the variety of a well selected Bill of Fnre. The prices for all dishes have been fixed at a mod erate figure. W M. B. FERRILL, Superintendent. sepls-tlstMay Formerly of the Our House. MARKET SQUARE SALOON. THE POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT! TMIE BEST BRANDS OF LIQUOR IN town, th, PUREST WINES, imported CIGARS, &c„ Ac., are found at BRESNA M’S, 100 BRYAN STREET, (OPPOSITE THE MARKET. OPEN AT A If. HOURS OP TfTE NWIIT. During the coming season, NEW YORK and THUNDERBOLT OYSTERS will hoserved in tho best style. A first oiass LUNCH EVERY DAY at II o’clook, at BRESNaN’S. sop2-ly OLD CURIOSITY SHGpi AS ITS NAME WOULD SUGGEST, offers numberless attractions to any inpeerch ot bargains. Ladies especially should give this institution a call. CORNER OF DRAYTON ami SOUTH BROAD STREETS. dec2l-lm NEW BOOKS IT JOHN M. COOLER & CO’S. piICIC—HIS ADVENTURES by Oniia. Compensation or klways a Future-by A. M. H. Brewster. The Great Empress-—A PoMr-it- by M. Scheie de Vere. Helen Krskino— by Mrs. M. Harrison Rob inson. Russet Leaves—by James Puinmill. Lipponcott’s Magazine, volume IV, 1869. Good Words for tho Young—Edited by Norman Maeleod. D. D. Tho Discipline of Alace Lee—by Isa Eell. Christ nnd the Scriptures. Erling Theßold—by R. M. Ballnntyne. 'J ho Professor’s Wife—by A. L. Maegrsgor. Hypndermit Medication—by Roberts Bar tholow. Tennyson’s Poems—Harper’s complete edi tion, illustrated. janl3 THE LATEST! SEAL SKIN GAITERS! AND— ALT. THE NEW STYLES OF— Ladies, Gents, Misses and Children’s H SHOES BOOTS! EINSTEIN, BCKMAN & CO., No. 153 Congress Street. *»• A lot of Philadelphia Uand Sewed Bal morals REDUCED FROM $7 TO »». «- WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT UP STAIRS. uoy24 Notice. ON AND AFTER FIRST JANUARY, 1870. the rate of TOLL at the Upper Rice Mills will be NINE PER CENT , except where we have made contracts, 'lliis course is neces sary, as the Lower Rico Mill has raised its rates, and we lowered ours only to put our friends on the samo footing as it did its cus tomers. isnl ROBERT HABERSHAM A CO „AROUND THE WORLD!”" I3UBSCRIEE FOR THE NEW YORK OBSERVER, TUE LARGE DOUBLE WEEKLY FAM ILY NEWSPAPER, SOUND AND GOOD. Trv it. It will be MONEY WELL SPENT. $3.50 per annum. Sample Copies Free. SIDNEY E. MORSE. Jr. , A CO., ienl-1m 37 Park K"w, New Vm-h. BEAL ESTATK AND COLLECTING AGENCY. rpnE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING COM JL MENCKD the shove business, offers his services to the Public. Will attend to the Renting of Stores nod Dwellings, and Ileal Estate generally, and the Collection of RontF. Will be found, until further notice, at his Residence, No. 114 Stato street, between Bull and Drayton. Hours from 3to fi o’clock P, M. Business Cards. M. Kktcbcm. A. L. Uabteidgi. KETCHUM & HARTRIDGE, NORTHEAST ROOM, Exchnng’e Building, Bankers & Commission Merchants DEALERS IN Domestic and Foreign Exchange, Gold, Silver, ft Oncnrrent Money. Buy and sell stocks, bonds, Ac. RECEIVE DEPOSITS, allowing four per cent.interest per annum on weekly balances of SSOO and upwards. COLLECTIONS MADE in this city and all the principal towns of Georgia and Florida. Will make ADVANCES ON CONSIGN MENTS OF COTTON. RICE, &0.. to onrsolves or to our Northern and European correspon dents. declQ COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. The undersigned have this day fortuod a Copartnership, under the firm name of U. W. Anderson & Cos., for the transaction of a General Commission and Wholesale Grain Produce Business. They will be prepared on and after tho first day of January to fill all orders in their line of business. By a prompt and careful attention to all busi ness entrusted to them, they hope to merit a share of the public patronage. C. W. ANDERSON, C. H. MOREL, dee2l-1m -It. L. MERCER. CHRIS. MURPHY. CHaS. CLARK. MURPHY & CLARK, HOUSE, SIGN, SHIP & STEAMBOAT PAINTERS. Gilding, Graining, Marbling) Gla zing and Paper Hanging. WE ARE PREPARED TO SELL, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. PAINTS, OILS, GLASS PUTTY 1 AKD V A RJf 1 SUES! A Large Assortment of Enam eled and Ground Glass. Glazier’s Dinmonds,*&c. BRUSHES) of EvA r F Description* MIXED PAINTS Os every Shade and Color. MACHINERY AND HARNESS OILS, AXLE GREASE, Ac. CANS AND MARKING POTS, of all nui. Gould’s Patent Step Ladders, For Private Houses and Offices. Prompt and careful attention givon to all orders. Office and store. 118 BRYAN STREET, be tween Bull anil Drayton streets, Savannah, Ga, novO-ly ALF'L) 11. COLQUITT, I JAMES BAOGS, Baker County, Ga Newton, Ga. HUGH H. COLQUITT, Savannah. Ga. COLQUITT & BAGGS, Cotton Factors -AND- General Commission Merchants, Bay Street, Savannah, Ga. SPECIAL ATTENTION to the sale of COT TON. LUMBER and TIMBER. Libera] advances nn Consignments. aprß-ly c.'w. ANDERSOIt. C. H. MOREL- B. L. UKHCEH C. V. ANDERSON & CO., General l!»ir.mission Merchants, AND DEALERS IN HAY, GRAIN AND PRODUCE, One door from Corner of Bay and Abercorn streets, SAVANNAH* GA. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. REFER, by permissions to Messrs. .John W. Ander son’s Bons & Cos., K.etchnm Jk Hartridge, Tison A Gordon, and Mr. Jacob Waldburg. dec2s 3m EVANS & WAKEFIELD, PLUMBERS,6AS&STEAM FITTERS* 117 Broughton Street, betw. Bull and Drayton, Savannah, Ga, Bath tubs, wash basins, water Closet?, Boilera, Ranges, Sheet Lead, Lead and Iron Pipe. Chandeliers, Pendents, Brack ets, etc., alwnys on hand and for sale on rea sonable terms. N. B.—Jobbing promptly attended to. Old Gas Fixtures re-gilt and re-bronzed equal to new on reasonable terms. sei*s-ly Dr. E. W. L’ENGLE, DENTIST, Masonic Building, Corner Bull and Broughton Streets, aug!B-ly SAVANNAH, GA. JAMES W. JONES, dommii-iisiou 9X01*011:1111 JHB WHOLESALE GROCEIt, 198 Day Street, Sole Agent for SALMON’S CELEBRATED _ PARAGON SOAP. ianS PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMES Mirror, portrait, and picture FRAMES? Plain and Ornamental Gilt Work of all descriptions. Picture Cord. Tassels. Porcelain and Brass Head Nails. Chromos, En gravings, Plain and Colored Lithographs, Ster eoscopes. Stereoscopic Views, Ac. We will sell all Goods at the J#srest possible prices Old Frames Re-gilt, ai 4 old Oil Paint ings carefully restored. JONES & CALLAN Corner St. Julian street and Johnson Square' *ulyß-1v TIES! TIESI tPHE ALLIGATOR BUCKLE TIE FOR J. baling Cotton. Made of superior iron in England. The favorite Tie in th; West, 0094 ROB. HABERSHAM A CO. TWO DOLLARS A YEAR. Business Cards. SAVANNAH BRASS WORKS, Montgomery and River Sts. All kinds of machinery brass WORK made to order. P. O. Box 539. oc2l 3m F. E. TIMMONS, Agent. A. W. CLARK, • Alls MAKER, exchange wharf, N.4 VANNAU. OA. PLAIN AND FANCY AWNINGS MADE altered and repaired. TARPAULINS, DRAY COVERS. FALLS, FLAGS, etc. <B* BAGS made to order. july!7-6m F. W. CORNWELIT DKAT.KB IS HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AURIcrLTURAL IMPLKr.IENTS. MECHANICS’ TOOLS. AXES, HOES. NAILS AND TRACKS. 151 Broughton St„ Savannah, Ga. fob24-ly L. J. Gdilhartih. John Flannkrt L. J. GUILMARTIN & CO., COTTON FACTORS and:general COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Bay Street, Savannah, Ga. Agents for bradley’s super phosphate OF LIME. Bagging, Rope and Iron Ties ulwaysunhand. Usual facilities ex* ended to customers. aug2B-6m Perky M. DeLeon. Char. C. Uarpwick. DeLEON & HARDWICK, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, —* AND— DEALERS IN FERTILIZERS, 94 Bay St., Savannah, Ga. •a* Agents for CHAPPELL’S “CHAM PION” SUPERPHOSPHATE. nov3U-3m KOLB & SPIEGEL, Cigar Manufacturers, AND DEALERS IN IMPORTED CIGARS, MEERSCHAUM AND BRIAR PIPES, CHEWING TOBACCO, SNUFF, &c., Corner Bull and State Streets. ocl7-tt W. W. SHARPE & CO. PUBLISHERS’ AGENTS, TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. NEW YOHK, are outhor ized to coutract for Advertising in "Ur Paper. 11. 6. RU WE, WHOLESALE LIpR DEALER WEST SIDE MARKET SQUARE. feb4-tf DAYANT, WAPLIS & CO., COTTON AND RICE FACTORS AKD COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ARE AGENTS FOR WHANN’S SOHMTEI MV K The Great Fertilizer! WHICH HAS GIVEN such abundant yields of Cotton* Corn and Vegetables to the Planters of fcouth Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Alabama. Office—6l and 63 Bay Street, Savannah, Georgia. sep3o-6m E. A. CALDWELL, COTTON BROKER Hodgson’s Block. NO. 1 CLASSERS AND SHIPPERS OF Cotton always in attendance. 0c23-3m FERTILIZERS FOR SALE. PERUVIAN GUANO. STANDARD FISH GUANO. SCHLEY’S GEORGIA FERTILIZER. PURE LAND PLASTER. Apply to! CHARLTON H. WAY * CO. 0629-eodtf SALOMON COHEN’S CARRIAGE [- AND - Repository, 188 Broughton Street, Opp. St. Andrew’s Hall,Savannah,Ga. The largest and most elegant variety that has been in this city since the war. Purchasers are respectfully invited to examine the stock. A fine assortment of HARNESS and WHIPS. Terms liberal. novl!3-2m GEORGE W. WILSON, MANUFACTURER B— AND— Wholesale ;and Retail Dealer IN O A. N 33 Y OF EVERY VARIETY. Corner Whitaker Street andJßroughton Street Lane. A' Laree and Fresh Supply (always lon-hand. JanM-tf Business Cards. FRANZ X. BING EL (FORMERLY JACOB FRANK.) ISTKW FURNITURE STOBE, St/Amlrew’s Hall Ihiilriiug, 187 Bi’ovglilon Siren, :\farZJtfertrm l A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PARLOR. Chamber and Kitchen Furniture, and Children's Carriages ort hand. nov2s-3m J J. DOOLEY, CARPENTER AND BUILDER Savannah, CSa. Stores and offices fitted up with neatness and dispatch. Shop-Bay L»ne, in rear of the Custom House. aug2S ly HAYWOOD’S PULASKI HOUSE SHAVING AND Hair--Dressing Moon! THIS ELEGANT SALOON WILL BE COMPLETED IN A FEW DAYS. Ten First-C lass Barbers'* NOW READY TO WAIT ON PATRONS J. M. IIAYWOOD. janl4-tf R. MOLINA The subscriber takes pleasure in informing his friend*, and the public generally, that having made, during hi* recent trip to the North, arrangements with the lead ing Manufacturers of Scgars in Havana and New York, he has now in Store a large stock of Imported and Domestic Segars, of the following brands : La E.-eepeion. Molina’s Favorites, Partagas Lourlres, Uncle Bob Leo, Figaro Prensndos, La‘Bouquet, Sin Pretencion, La Espanola, Jenny Lind. l a India, loven America, La U status, La Catolica, Niagara, Cabanas. La Torre de Malakoff, La Rosa de Santiago, La Intimidaii. Also, a fine assortment of various PIPES, consisting of Genuine and Imitation Meer schaum. Brier Wood and Clav Pipes. Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO an d SNUFF of the Best Brar dB; SECAR CASES, SEGAR HOLD ERS, TOBACCO POUCHES, and various other articles usually kept in a Segar Store, all of which he offer* for sale at wholesale and retail. CORNER BULL and BROUGHTON streets, under the MasoLio Hail. decUM. 1 jin Crawford <& Lovell, 152 CONGRESS, And 71 ST JULIAN mtEtt, J-JEALERS IN HARDWARE and TINWARE. GUNS and PISTOLS. POWDER. SHOT and CAPS, PLOWS—Different Patterns, HOES, TRACE CHAINS. PLOW LINES, Ac., HAY '"'UTTERS, CORN Si:ELI ERS and MILLS, GRAIV CRADLES. SCYTHES and SNATHES, TAN MILLS, AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS GENERALLY. janll GRAND OPENING YITE HAVE .JUST OPEN ID AND ARE ▼ f opening evcr\ day a VERY SELE; T STOCK of the follt wing goods at wholesale and retail: HARDWARE Axes, Hatchets, CnOery, Tea art! Table Spoons. Shot, Pistols, Po< ket Knives for La dies and Gentlemen. .'cissois, Picture Naiia Builders'Hardware, e’e* STOVES. The IWt Patterns of Parlor, Office, Bedroom, and Cooking Stoves ever offered it> ttii» market. HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS. Bronze Fire Iron Stands. Blower Stands, Door Mats. Dusters of all kinas. Hair nud Straw Btooms. etc. WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. Painted and Cedar Tulp. Clothes Hampers. Office Basket*, Buckets, titters, etc. N WARE Can be bongbt of us at gTcat bargains, at wholesale and retail, ot all kinds. KEDZIE’S CELEBRATED FILTERS. CANARY BIRD CAGES of the latest patterns. TOILET SETS of latest designs, etc. Give us a call and see our goods. HOPKINS & NEUFVILLE No. 3 MASONIC MALI,, 0c22 BULL STREET. Great Reduction in pricks r JUNE BED BLANKETS. FINE FRENCH CASSIMERES. FINE WELSH FLANNELS. FINE BLACK BROADCLOTHS, FINE IRISH LINENS, CRIB GUILTS and BLANKETS. FOR SALE BY DeWITT & MORGAN. deeZl
