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JUnttWinvu VOLUME LIU THE REPUBLICAN in ri'BMBUKn Tri-Wvvkly mid Weekly, BY A LEX WDEli &. SNEED. cjity ayi> ciofnty i* it i NT tilts ■ TERMS REDUCED*, Daily Papor, in Advance fft.oo li not paid in Advance. 6,(XJ Trt-NVoeKly, In Advance 3,00 ll not Paid in Advance 4 00 Weekly, invariably in Advance 8,00 Club Prico—tOCopiea for 15,00 KT In uo case will an order for the paper bo at tended to unless ceotupatileu with money, or a aalla- UCtory reference. AStfb JfVire Reduced, LSjft. Cabin Passage to New York $20. sfcMI-lVKKKI.y. united >tat,;» waii. Citjj ttuodicnn ®nmn. af.neral auc77< cvvat/A(kumihsion mhroiiant, No. 184 Hay etroet, Solicit, from Ills iriond* consignment* of ovory do- •crlption Mv personal attention will beglveu to the sale of Ronl Estate, liana stock, fcc. Refer to IIIrani Roberts, Esq., Pierson, lleldt fc Co K F Wood fc Co, Noble Lyon, Rsq.. Savannah ; B II Harris, H. 8. Thleaa fc Co., llatos fc Lucas, W. D. Hob- Bilk Montgomery, Ala, JW17 Wn. \VAIIIN« HAHKKSIIAIH,' ‘ GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, Corner oi Havand Montgomory-ats.,Savannah,t»a. Solicits consignments, nnU Is prepared to receive Col ton ami Merchandise generally, upon storage, jan I Nov.l5,$5. JANtiN N. Nlt llOl.S, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, Jonea* wharf, foot of Abcrcorn-street, Jn 11 lA^ANNAII, OA. npiir. new and snlandld side-wheel stounships: 1 K.NOXVII.LB, L-VKI tons,Cap 1.0. D. Ludlow. AUGUSTA, I,.’inti •« •• Tiioa. Lyon. Fi.oKIDA, 1,300 •* M. 9. Woonnuu., ALABAMA, I,3u0 “ “ O. K. Scusncb, Will I ttvv anvaninili Every WEDNESDA Y and SATVRDA Y. These ships are amoinr the largest on the const, un surpassed In speed, safety or comfort, making their nsss.go- in 8>ty m »!*•)• hours, and are commanded oy aWilMnl. caretuI n-d polite officers. Having elegant $-tie-room accommodations, they offer a most desirable conveyance to New York. Cabin Passage 920 dieeraae do 8 Agents: PADELFORD, FAY is Cl)., Savannah. r»AM’L. L. MITCIIILL, 13 Broadway. Jane 2c, 1855. New York. NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL IT. S, 1*1 A It. NT RAM tiltN. TUB tutrs LOMrklSINO THIS LIMB ABB ATLANTIC, | BALTIC, Ctpt. Wb«t. I Capt. Comstock. PACIFIC, j ADRIATIC, Capt. Nyk. I Capt. These ships having been built by * contract,expressly tor government sor- 1 vice, every care has becu taken In • their construction, as also In their en* pnes, to ensure streiiglti and rpeed; and llielr accom modations for paasengors are unequalled for cleganro or comfort. Price of passage from New York to Liverpool,In first :abln 9130; In second cabin, 975; exclusive use of ex tra size state re< m,9325. From Liverpoolto New York, A'W and £90. An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship. No berths can be secured unlit paid for. PROPOSED DATES OF HAILING. from .Veto York. From Liverpool. 1053. 1855. Wed lies lay.... Jan.24.. I Kill Saturday.... Jan. 13.. 1815 WViliieul«y.... Ieb. 7.. 1 Bill Saturday ..Feb.*37. .1055 Wednesday....Feb21.. 1815 I Saturday.... Feb.Id.. 1815 (Saturday Jan.24..1855 For Freight or Passage apply to EDWARD K. COLLINS, Ml Wall street, N. Y. BROWN, SIIIPLEV fc CO., Llvorimnl. STEPII EN, KEN N \RDfcCO,27 Austin Friars London. E.G. WAIN WRIGHT fc CO., Paris, or GB«). II. DRAPER,Havre. Cjrihe owners of these ships will not be accounta ble f. r gold, siver, bullion, specie, jewelrv, precious •tones, or me als, unless bill* of lading are signed therefor, and the value thereof expressed therein. shipper* pleaso lake notice, that the ehips of this Line cannot carry any goods contraband of war. Jan If. mwf ly ANDREW FEMALE COLLEGE, CUTHBERT, GA. ’ T HE entire scholastic year of this Institution, by a jolt t resolution of tho Faculty and Trustees, has been thrown in ooueterm, commencing on the First Monday m September, and closing ou Commencement D*y, I liursday alter tho fminh Sunday lu June. fAUOLTV. AUGUSTUS ALDEN, A. M.,President —Professorol English Literature and Ancient Languages. Itev. J. II. CALDWELL, A. M.—Professor of Mental tud Moral Philosophy. Rev. T. X. FORSTER, A. M.—Professor of Matlie- na'lc* and Natural Science. Mits AN\ K. AI.DF.N—Principal Primttry Depart- Oi'iit.aini Instructn-sa in lloluiiy and French. H. It. LIGN'MKI — Principal of Music Department. Mrs L. E. Git YNT and Mrs E. T. CALDWELL-Or namental liranches. Tins Institution now presents to the public, advan tages which few possess. A large and elegantly con- Itructed College edifice; one of the lamest Chapels In the !<t;iie; all necessary mit-bulldlug* and enclosures; tburilmg department, fitted tip in the most ncui and comfortanle style, an 1 under tho superintendence of the teacners themselves; with the whole domeetlr depnrt. m»ni under the careful direction of Indiosof experience, ad'it* 11" all the facilities for u thorough course of In- fini-i n which any siruilur Institution cun offer. It *Ti bo seen by ref,rcuce to our catalogue, that <>ur rates «l lioa-il and Tuition are less than can he found else, ■■•ore. ThD fact, in these limes of pecuniary prussuro Is worth) of the consideration of those huvlng duugh tors to educate. The Hoarding Department will ho uuder the direction ol President Atdon and J»dy, and Vrottasaor Onlrtwotl and lady. With spacious and comfortable dormitories, large auil convenient dose's, i cw and i-li-gant furniture, go ol ami experienced servants, an I tallies furnished with the best that the uinrkit affords; together with a wholesome but parental discipline, we Impo to Increase the Itbeml patronage with which this Institution has hitherto been favored. F. X. FORSTER, Hec’y Faculty. Cuthhert, July 30. 18.15. aug 7—■JanL’Ifl otii/i;riioitPti AitiUM'.iii c;otititi<>ti, ATH VV ANN AH. GEORGIA. 7 aHE SE^^ION t»F LECTURES lu the above institu tion will commence on the first day of November and terminate on the first of March. Ttie Flinlqiie. at the College building, will bo open- c'l l*i patient* on the 20th of October, and be continued tlirougnonlthu session. The Faculty Is constituted as follows : H. L. IIYKH, 31. D., (late nt .Savannah Medical rol led-, i Profi-s* >r <if the Principle and Practice of Physic. E. I.c ‘.t' * V A NT* IN M. D , (of Waynesboro’, Ga.,) P- lessor of Obstetrics and diseases of Women and Children. WESLEY C. NORWOOD, M. D., (of ' okesbury, a. C.. Professor of Materia Medics and Medical Jurispru dence. J \ME3 S. MOREL, M. D., (of 8avannah, Ga.,) Pro- ft-s«oroi Anulomy. JOHN DAVIHjM. D., (of Abbeville, S.C^) Professor of Physiology. WILLIAM T. FEAY, M. D, (of Savannah, Ga.,) Professor of Chemistry i nd Pharmacy. CH ARLES GANAIIL, M. D . (of Savannah, Ga.,) Pr«lessor pro. tem. of tho Principles and Practice of Surgery. Demonstrator of Anatomy, R. J. NUNN, M. D., (of £ivi«nnah.) Tue fees will be—9100 dollars for tho entire Course of Lectures; 910 Demonstrator’s fee; Graduation 930. Slatriculadon95. Arrangements have been made by which students can be accommodated with good board at from 931-2 to«H per week. For further information address, II. L. BYRD, M.D., Down. SAY,AN! CAItti|2TON “A PA 11 NONN, G^horal Commission Merchants, 82 K A V STREET, SA / ANN All, U BORG IA. O. B. OAELBTON. CHAU. PARSONS. dec 18 MINIS & JOHNSTON, General Auction & Commission Merchants, Tender their services to their friends and the public Jan 3 c J. C. RUSB. J. It DAVIS. W.il.LONO. HI NT, IttVD A' LONG, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ju'rn I ' Nnvatitmli. On. 8AJ1VEL I*AtiffltiH At NON, Dealers In HARD HARE. CUTLERY, FILES, EDGE- TOO L-S t-c. WHOLESALE ANU RETAIL. No. 184 Cougress and 07 hi. Julian streets, June 3 Savannah, -Georgia. YVW. WKIGHT. GENERAL BROKER, FOR THE PURCHASE AMD SALK OF REAL ESTATE AMD PERSONAL PROPERTY, BAY LANE, SAVANNAH, GA. PATTtiN. HUTTON A: UO. FACTORS, FORWARDING AND COMMIHHION MERCHANTS 1 DO Huy Street. Jy 14—if Havannnh, On. D. A. CRAMS, L. W. WELLS, IllCHAHB CUED. CRAM;, IVELIA Si CO., COTTON FACTORS. AND Forwarding ± Commission Merchants* No. 89 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. _Jyi4-tf BAY^IARD A. ROWLAND. PACTona AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 17 2 Bay Street. EFIIBAIM BaYNARD JollR T. ROWLAND, JR Liberal advances ina te on consignments of Colton and produce. jyl*j WAYNE, GRENVILLE & CO. FACT O R», CouiniiNMioii and Forwarding MEn CU*t*VT8 t BAY NTKtitiT, NAVANNAH. THOS. 8. WAYNE, U. E. GRENVILLE. ALEX. WAYNE, YV. T. SAMPLE, J7—tf Havannnh. Chntlunonga. WM. AUDt.EY COLTER. JNO. COOPER FRASER. ( IM PEIl A FIl ASI It, FACTORS AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. Jy 7—linns WAVER ti CONSTANTINE. Commission Merchants. AND HEALERS l.V GHA.I3NT, HAY, dbc. Junes’ lluildliitf. Huy Street. SAVANN A H, G A. F. WAVER. P. L. CONSTANTINE. _ y"S rr let attention will bo given to Receiving and Forward mg e >>mN. Je 1—if W tILYOCK A DAVIS, (Successor* to (uhbedge Hrnthcr.) WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL Booksellers and Stationers, No. lilt CONGRESS HT., South side Market square, SAVANNAH, GA. ^ WM. B. DAVIS ,\ . IMt) U K , Importer A iV|au*tfnct<irer of .Sugars, NO. lit WIIITARBR-STRKBT, Kr.p. on hnii-l a well .ot.-cu-d stnek <>r linporhMl So- gars, also ManufaeturtHl Tobacco, Hnuff, Pipe., unit all other articles usually kept in his line of business, which he offers on the most reasonable terms. nov 3 IS. I.. COII10IN. CONTRACTOR AND IH’ILDF.R, Tisyloi-Nlrcol [FIVE DOORS WEST OK DRAYTON-STREBT.] Is prepared to contract for all kinds of llullding and Repairing. Also—To conduct Water through tho various parts of Houses. ggl 13, R. «c J. LAOIILISOM, EngineerN u nd Jl i I l tvriglitM, IRON HR ASS FOUNDERS. t'aual-Htreet-Near the Canal Lock. R. LACtl 1-1 HON. J. LACIILISON, OVmillerTFj. d; ferolson, Wlltititi WII HsIITN it BLACKSMITHS No. 123 York-Ntreot, SAVANNAH, (OA.) Carriages, Wagons, Car s and Drava manufactured Rlnckemithing,including Iron Hailing and Grate* for Building*, fcc , ilono at tho nhorte* notice. ang 2ti. M. 11. I'll I'It- II. B. I. MOSES. CHUIIUII A MOSES, Factors mill Commission tlcrdmnts, Hay Street, savannah, Georgia. References—.Messrs. Hall, Moses U Co., and Col. John Hanks, Columbus, Ga.{ Messrs. Hall, Moses it Roberts, Montgomery, Ala.; Mr. A. J.Brady, Atlanta, Georgia. kprYO O. A. HOIX'OM IB ti* A. 91.* CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH TEACHER, Gaaton Street. ang 27 cod t Jan I rpilB Books for Sunscrintion to the Charleston and I Havanuah Railroad will be re opened tho 15th De- c*-rnher, 1854,and keplopeu until further notice, atlhe following places,to wit: COIIMISIONERB. Charleston.—L.T. Porter, Dlls Mills, Wm. C. Roc. Savannah. -Major A.Porlet, Dr.J.P. Screven, Col. A R. Lswton. Adams' Run.—Hawkins S. King, D. P. Wilkinson, J. W. Fabsr. Kdislo Island.—E. N. Fuller, Jas. llopklneon, Col. E. M. Whaley. Walterboro’.—Col. M. E.Carn, D. 8. Henderson, J. W. Hurbrtdge. Aihepoo.—Lawrence Wltaoll, W. H. Lowndes, Jas. M. Rhelt. Haltkotcher.—Thomas McTeer, B. McBride Peeples, Thomas Allen. Focotallgo.—W. I-. Hutson, J. H. Sanders, John Mar la. VVhinpv Swamp Muster Ground.—Burwell McBride, Jilin E. Frampton, U. A. Taylor. ddlisonville.—F. W. Flokllng,Wm. Yeomans,Tbad- 4r i* Buckner. Beaufort.—Edmund Rhett, R. J. Johnson, J.D. Pope. Cruhiunvllle.—Col. John Webb, Wilson Forrlbee, William Howard. Bluffion.-T. II. Coe, R. H.Kirk, Dr. P. Prltchart. Hobart vilio.—B. F. Buckner, William I. Lawton, A R. Johnston. Hurysburg.—W. W. Hardee, J. P.Raymond, J. D. Jones. I.awtouvillo.—Col. A. J. Lawton, Samuel Manner Charles Jaudon. Blue House—Nalhartlel B. Heyward, Burrell Raun fora, J.,nh Hill. Hy order oftho President and Board of Directors. J' c 13 C .F. HANCKEL, Hec’y and Trcas’r. SOllTU WESTERN RATLROADT” CHANGE OF rtClIEDCLE CHANGE OF HCIIEDIJLK—TWO PASSENGER TRAINS DAILY TO COLUMBUS. ( vN and after Monday, Auau*t27, passenger nnd mail ' ' trams will leave Mucmi lor t.'ohimhu* and Mont- rniiiery, daily at ‘J.lll A. M., and 3.13 P. M., arriving at ''•luinbus at 7.I5 A. M. Hiid HI.3UP. M. Leave Oiltiin- b'i-1 ir Mnc**n dally at 4.IA A. M. and 2,30 P. M., nr- n*u.g at Macon at 10.45 A. M. and 8.50 I*. M. •‘a-Minger* for A merli ns will take tho morning train i'O \. M. from Macon, arriving at Ainerlcu* at ' "i \. M. Loave Ainuriqua atfi.40 A. M., and arrive “ Macon at 10.43 A. M. ' onnuctlng at Mncon each way with Contral Railroad J ,w t» hi Savannah, Augusta. MIHetlgevllle and Eaton- ‘ , "i! and with Muc<m and Western Railroad Trains to ''®n. Atlanta, DalUm, Chattanooga, KiM>xvlllo,and hash vilU-. 'lianerting daily at Columbus, with Glrurd aud Mo- Hailmad. . ' '"Hu ctmg dady nt Aniericn* with a foiir-liorso post ■*'arh |,|„i. to Tallahassee, Albany, Thomnsvtllu, «tc.. “Jj 1,1 -weekly Hack Line to Lumpkin, i M-engcra for points on this Hoad “trainw Fort Vnl- G> *Id.uM take Hie I o’clock evuulng trnln from Mav- and 5 o’clock evening train from Augtnda, to "til detention at Macon; for otliur points on South ««eri. or Muscogee Railroads, passengors will have *'»'latention |,y either trains. u. ‘-'lassSteamships leave Savannah for New York wnemlays uud Saturdays, and for Philadelphia on «qnsm a j, s< I'aiiugi-, | n thnCabln, 920; Steerage,*8. bom Montgomery to Savannah, gilt no J , °- Col it m bun to do <hhi Uo - Atnurlcun to do. • H wi u GEO. W. ADAMS.Superintendent. Aumstad, 1885. _[tr] aug ll ( 'AJtPKffNG; BUGS, DRI.'GG ET. -*VVe have opened '’"L *' oow prepared to show an good ai * ,r,,,, e"l nr dm above goods as ern to he seen in (hi • y - sep2l AIKIN 4t BURNS, S H “ ,Th ,il- ’ TDBPKNTINK.-.25 bills. Hpu l urpim ai i« 0 * 1,1 stole aud lor sah, by 10 HUNTER;4t GAMMEI.L- PAPER IIAi^RinirgS A!YD BOH 1)tills. Just received a fine uisorlnuml c»t Paper Hangings and Borders, and for snlo at moderate prices at JOHN OLIVER’S Paint and Oil .Store, 121 IBrniigUton St. Rooms papered with dispatch. HOUSE, SIGN & SHIP PAINTING, GILDING, GLAZING AND GRAINING. Dealer In Paints, tnl. Turpentine, Varnishes, Painters’ Tools, White Wash Brushes, ole. aug 28 c CIItitiVI.il A CO.* FACTORS AND tiENEUAl. COMMISSION Mm%OHA.3\rT8, SAVA O'31 AH* OA- Wm. W. Cheever, John R. Sims, Gbo. H. Chbbvir. JAS. J. SNIDER, O.P.SNIDER WILLIAM LYNN, LYSHH A. SNIDER, FACTORS. FORIVAUUI.YU AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, BAY-ST., SAVANNAH, (iA., ' sept 7 Corner Ifrouirlaton <an<l JeHerauusSts, UP STAIRS. YVILLLUI G, FOOTE I B Now rccovlug a general ai's^rtment of Foreign and DomoMtlc Dry Good*, which ho offers to the trade on accommodating terms A. MCALPIN &. BRO’S. Lumber mill and Brick Yards, sop fl BA VANN All. CA. C. J. JONES, COMMISSION MERCHANT, JONES’ BUILDING, Siaviiniiiili* <•'». SAVANNAH, GA.. THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 15. 1S55: NUMBER 274. iForrign Bandtrns Cat-Tin. IItilt HltilY AiJONI.M, WAYBStlllRO, BURKE COUNTY, GA. Praclicolaw in Rlchniond, Burke, Washington, Scrlvou and GtnMtuol. Tlton. M. BERRIEN. MALCOLM D, JONES, dec 10 ly 911lil,l‘! 15 A II1ANUEI.I., ATTORNEYS A T 1.A IY. .. , Wuyi»«**boro% 4>it. lbirorouce- Messrs. A.J.A T. W.MIIIor, Augusta,On. _ocl 9 : y E. G. C .1 l«~A 3i I Si l» , ATTORNEY AT LAW, . , Fersyih.'Ga., A III prnctlcoln tho Flint and ndloining counties or tho Jan 7 Mucon Circuit. WJI. A. I.OFTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, aov3tL ffloailiccllo* €jco. W11,1,1 A >71 till WA It OS, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW, Nllcunopy, Florida, will prncllco Id tho Courin of East and smith Florida.; Rolorotices—Tunno Pinkney St Co., Guarleston,S. C.a Pierson, llel.lt At Co., Savannah, Ga.; Cooper fc Mother, Micanopy, Fla. march 90 )y* N A AI Util, IV. PtiPPEU, Successor to HENRY J. PEPPER fc SON, Wntrlic**, Jewelry and Silver Ware* No. 175 Cheanut at., nvpoaite the State Houae, Plalludvlplalia. may 30 ly WII.I.IA91 n. TUNNO, Factor & Commission Merchant, For Florida and Southern Georgia Pmdueo, NORTH COMMERCIAL WHARF. CUARLESTUN, S. C. AND 97 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. may 7 Omo- AVI 1,1.1 A 31 J. \V1 tit'll ti K, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Warronton, Goo., Will practice In tho Northern Circuit of Georgia, and iu thecounliesof Burke,Columbia, Jefferson and Wash ington, of the Middle Circuit. ly may It FULTON HOUGE, ATI. A NT A GtiftllGIA, BY A. E. REEVES. Atlanta. March 14. 1055. tf mar 18 HIpKEE A BENNETT. CARRIAGE ANU HARNESS REPOSITORY, Corner of West Rroad and Bay Streets, Nnvunnttli, €>n., -..■—■w. Would cull the attention «r the citizens o raHa-Wy*-Georgia. South Carolina, FloiIda, Alabama and Tenneui'c, to their large and splendid slock of CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, fcc , fcc., embracing every variety aud style now In u«o. Among our Mock will be founu all ol tbe most fashionable styles combining ELEGANCE WITH LIGHTNESS AND STRENGTH Built by some of the 1110*1 roilablo bill dors In Phila delphia, wtio-e work lm* a reputation for Lighttn-s, Dtiruhillty and Neatness, unsurpassed by any other nuuiuiacturnrs in the Union. Thcro uiay ulso be found u.nong our stock selections from the establishment ofJ. M.Qiimby fc Co,and other celebriited manufacturers In Newark, N.J., New York nnd New Haven, alio 1 ' which are built exp r us»ly for us. and which we do not esitale to warrant in over particular. II. C. McKee has been for twenty-one years encaged In the Carriage Business In Columbus, Geo.,and we feel confident that with our uuited experience and at tention we will be able to keep on hand a Stock thui we think will meet the approbation and wants of the public, nnd wi ich lot variety and extent will excel that Heretofore kept at this place. All orders shall Imve strict and prompt nttonllon. II.O. McKKK. Savannah, Aug 31, 1835. 1. 8. BENNETT. SCOTT’S I.IT'I'I.E OIANT CORN AND COB MILL PATENTED MAY Itfth 1854. T HE attention of l’lniiter*,Fariner.s nnd Stock feeders In gneeral,ls r-spectlully callrd to this Mill ns the most important article of tho kind now In use, not only well adapted Tor gilndlug cob ineul for stock, but gns' or fine hominy for the table, and especially bread meal from corn not fully ripe or dry In the full. In settimr this Mill, no mechanic'or frame work is wanted, only wanting lobe fastened to a floor or plat form. Easily uujustud uud u*ed by any person, even n child. Tho LITTLE GIANTIins received the first premiums at the late Agricultural Fairs of Missouri, Kentucky, Maryland, and other States, and tliul Is the most compli mentary manner, its well n* the most ready commenda tion from ttie thousands witnessing to performance. These mills urc guarantee.! Ill the most positive man ner maillist defects nr breakage, and No. 3 warranted to rind II liu-hels of h-ed per liniir, with one horse, nnd ilfeierrAt the low price of 4111. nl coniplu<e, ready for •utaobiin. the team.—No. 4 at975, grinds 90 bushels per hour with two horses. .Manufactured by SCOTT fc MOCKIIBB. Auviistu.Gii, Ai dsold by C. II. Campmbld, Agent lor the Mnnuiae Hirers, 171 Buy street,-Savannah, where the Machine may M seen. mayt LOCAL tiVlIStirvCE OF THE VALUE and Fire-Proof Qualities of WILDER*S SALAMANDER SAFES, AS M ANt' PACTl'IIIC l> DY STARNS 8l MARVIN, NEW YOHK. IN THE fire of tho 3d Inst., which consumed the brick building, occu pied by Mr. John T. Thomas, opposite the Gns Works In this city, wa* a Safe of the above description, containing tho books, papers and money of Mr. Thomas, and although the build ing was destroyed, the said Snf- 1 sustained no injury whatever from the intense heat to width It had been exposed. On opening the Sale “ contents were found undisturbed, nnd In the same order aud cmid lllon as when placed there, except 11 slight decoloration to the projecting ends of a few papers, and the hacks of one or two of the books, caused by tne steam generated In tho Sale, while at Its greatest heal. The Safe and contents, ns It came from the ruins, may ■till he seen, In the possession of Mr. Thomas, at the Gas Works. A large assortment ol these celebrated Sufes always on hand, aud for sale by C. II. CA.MI’FIELD, Agent lor Manufacturers, July 2G, 1055. 171 Bay at., Savunuah, Ga. I take pleasure In corroborating tbo foregoing state ment, and in addition vVould add that the books are now In use. J.T. THOMAS, Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf. July 20. 1855. oct 24 8AMCEL PALMER & SUN, oiddon'h B l’It. din os, Nna. l4-< Congreot, and <17 St. Jut ten strrcti, I) KSPKUTFULLY inform the trnde and citizens gen- Lv crully that they have In atom a good as-ortment of tinerluari and Foreign Hardware, nnd being in direct ommuuh-.ution wdh manufacturers both In this country mil in Europe, nro conutuntl) receiving additions to heir slock, comprising Planters’ Housekeepers’ and Binders’ goods ot the most appro veil nlylesand patterns, .moiu which may bu unutucniicd Locks, Hinges, Bolts, jid Shutter Fhb tilling*of nil kinds, Sheet /Inc, riheel topper, * licet Kiel bar Lend, Uhiiiu I’liuipn, Brass Vnrt#, Britannia Ware, Hollow Ware,I’ureusslon(’aps, ioiribs, Brii-ln-w, and a general variety of Fancy Goods, .‘ollon LIiu-b, F'sli (looks,Needle*. Knitting Pins, Seine wine, UroMCUl, Hand, l‘. non, Frununs, aud Mill Saws, ihaln*. Hand uud >ludgo llnuim-ri. Anvils, Vices, crow Hale*.Htocka himI IMo»,Hunih’s BnliowM’ooner’a •oola. PLOWS, m|lN HIIBLI.KRh, HAV GUTTERS, Bkb, Axes, Andirons, Hhovelo, Hpaitea, Guns, Hay nnd laiiuru Forks, Had linns. Writing paper, Porto Mon- -ale*, Spirit i,uvels.( ut Hint Wrought Nalls nnd Hplkea, lanes of nil kinds, Helves,l.’offee Mills Cotton and Wool lards.Gurry tlnncs, nnd In fuel every article udupted to liotradc. City and country orders williecelvo prompt ntumllon, lid all goods for nhipuiuiils curufully packed. may 8 OENEHAL NOTICE. ■ G 31. GRII-'FF.N hu* re opeirad his store, nnd is readyfor all cuslnliiura’ calls In Ills Hue. I have In employ a aiinerl-r workman at watches, and also a first rate Manufacturing aud Jobbing , and all work In thhl linn will Ini received nnd done according to order, and with dispatch. Galls solicited from all frlemfirfcnd customers lu want ol articles In any line of busIneM. *mv 111 | JOBThW AMI ALE.—75 casks, encli 0 dozen pints 1 Hlbhert’o Porter, and llHcu-k*. each « dozen plni*. Illldiert * superior Pale Ale, mninilnciurwl expreml) lor till* market. Just received and ho 1 .de b> aug 2l PADIiLI OltD. FAY fcCO. Fill ti INNUIIANCti. Shitrmrnc of the ''Norwich Fire Insurance Comp of Norwich, Connecticut,oh Ike 6th day of June,any. Capital Mock $1 jtl.tm 1855 Surplus 5,320 00 1 00 9155,32 ASSETS nr THE COMPANY. I INI 321 Shares Bank Stock In various Banks... .830,009 ini 23 “ Incorporated Coiupaulesc'.tior than Bunks 271) 00 Notes on demand, secured by Morlgaces on Ileal Estate, Bond.*, Bank Mock and other good |iersonnl security 121,800 00 Cash In hands of Agents -V'OU Oil k> iu Bunk 1,150 00 9151,321 00 LIABILITIES. Losses adjusted,iinadjusteil or claims forlosses—none, Liabilities to any Bank, Corporation or tmltvlduul— uone. Total amount at nsk (about)—3,41*" 100. Tbe amount at haxard ou uny risk, (n Uh very few ex ception*,) not over 5,000. A. BREWS'/ J'<,President. E. Learned, Jr., Secretary. Norwich, Coun., June'Jlh, 1855. Personally appeared before the underaUi.-xl. Mayor of tbe city Of Norwich, lu suld SLite, A Brnwme-, President, and E. Learned, Jr., Secretary of tho “Norwich Fire Insurance Company,” and mudd solemn oath to tho truth of the above statement, signed by then:. I also, certify that I huve examined the report of said Compa ny, uud find the above lo he a correct statement of the same and lhakthe notes mid loans on which a part of said capital is invested are iu my opinion good and well secured. In testimony whereof, I have hereto set ray hand ami caused tlm seal of the city to bo aflixed, this Olh day of June, 1815. [L.S.] WILLIAM L. BREWER, Mayor of tl.1.1 By of Norwich. Tho undersigned is agent for thei.t ive office, and Is ready 10 luko risks on ulI description • of property in the cily. JNO. 1NGERSOLL. Jyl8 Tffrtn=3rortt gBtttrttatmmtB From S. M. Petttngill <t- Co.'s Adierttsing Agency, 11 Naesau-st., New York, and No. It) Stalest , Hutton. P. fc Co nro A touts Tor tho most Influential amt lar gest circulating Commercial pairars both In the United States and 1 ho Canadas. Brooklyn City STEAM ENGINE WORKS. 13 Waier-Htrtei. Brooklyn* N. York. D. P. BuRDON & CO., H AVING recently filted up the extenslvo establish- inutit at tho above named place, we arc prepared to innmif-ctnre all kinds of Steam Engines, Boilers, Sugar Mills, Saw and Grist MBISi Pumps and Gearing for working Mine*, Shafting Pulleys, fcc., and are pre pared to lurnitdi castings of every description. We would call the attention of Southern Planter* particular ly lo our Sugar Mills. Having purchased the entire slock of Patterns from the lute firm of G. B, Hnrtson fc Co., N.Y., wo enn safely sav that wo can turn out a Mill which for strength, durability and neutness, cannot be excelled by any estanllshmetitln the States. A long experience In the business renders us competent to ex ecute any orders, and wo would advise those In waul of Machinery to give us it call. Engines irotn 4 to 40 horse power always on hand. D. P. BURTON, 11. N. CONKLIN, 8. U. CONKLIN. oct 22—3m P ~ (ESTABLISHED IS“1780.1 PREMIUM CHOCOLATE. WAI.TEII. 1IAKEII * (JO. American, trench, Homcpna thic, and Vanilla CIH tC’i »LATE; nreparo'l COCOA; BIB 131 A, Ct )• C< iA PASTE; Cocoa Sticks, Solu ble, Honiwpalblc nnd Dietetic Cocoa; Cocoa Shells; Cracked Cocoa, fcc- These Manufactures to which riR*T rRKHU-Mft hnvo been a- warded bjr the chief Inslllutona amt Fairs ot the Union, are an Leaf, Fluwerlt Fruit excellent -Uel for children,Inva- of the Cocoa, with a lids, and psraons In health. They pod opened. allay rathe! than Induce the ner vous excitement attendant upon tie use of tea or coffee, aud are recommended by Drs. Wjlrren, Jackson, Hay ward, Wure, aud Adams, of Boston, and by emiuent physicians elsowh re. For sale by all the principal Grocers In the United States, and by their Agents. D.C. Murray, Now York; Grant fc Twolls, Philadel phia ; Thomas V. Bruudtge, Baltimore: Kennett fc Dud ley, Cln. WALTER RAKER fc CO., sop II—3m Dorchester, 31n>s. MURILLO IRON PIPE WORKS, ITIorrll A JuqucN, 142 Ccntre*»treel., NEW YORC, M ANUFACTURERS and dealers In Wrought Iron, Tipes. Fillings, Tools, aul every description ol anparnlus connected with Mean, Water and Gut, for healing and lighting Mcnmers, Ghurcliea, Hotels, Prl- vrno Dwellings, Hospitals, Asyltnts, Villages, factories and Hulls. Also Valves, Corks, Pumps, Gauge*, Boilers and Boiler Flues mnde to order. Our Screw Cutting Machines ure entirely new, and our own patent warranted to doduuhle tho worn of tiny other Invention. < infers solicited troui all sections of the country, nnd promdllv attentedto Je 25, 55 —ly Tff tlu ¥ of ft autumn cmewta. From Skiltin, Vtsecher, Owen A- Schell's Advertising House, 340 Broadway, New fork. TO illCti PtiANTF.ltN* T HE subscribers a>o deslroui ot culling the ultcnlioii of those interested iu the Hulling of Rico, to their newly Invented Machine, whUh surpasses ull others now in use. The advantage of these Machines consist in Us simplicity, durability, nut the great amount of work which It will perform without the least Injury lo the grain. The machines are ((triable, and well adapt ed to Hand or Steam Power, can no transported ready for u*o. These Machines can be made to hull from 20 lo 5IMI bushels per day—varying according to size. All necessary Information will ho given by addressing the Inventors,at their Mauufactoiy, No 114 Cliff street, New York City. ROBERT fc JOHN E. ANDERSON, sept 20—I m P F. A. VlttiDE A CO.. PURN ITURE Manufactory and Ware-ltooms. 598 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Rotween the Metropolitan pud Smithsonian Hotels. I.’MJRNITURE of every variety,of tho best quality, l 1 nt moderate prices. Wo have tho largest estab llshmoiit, and best assortment of really good un i sub sluiitial Furniture lo bo found lu tills city or country, to which we invito tho parltc dur attention of purchasers aug 6—3mns P 91AMIMIC—1.0. O.F.—9. of T.-O. U. A. R egalia, jewels and costumes,minutiae- Hired nnd kept on Imnd, at the old Establishment of B. COMB, 244 Grand street, East of Bowery, Now York. Orders from the country promptly atteudo-l to. je 13—>y P Combs, Fans and Fanoy Goods. WltitilAR TANK till, srv PARK PLAGE. New York, Invites the attention 11/ of Southern and Western Merchants, to his now stock of Fans,Goinbs, Huir, Tooth and Nall'Brushes, Ladies’ Ueliculos, t’einimory. 8onp». Porte Mommies, Jet and Bend Bracelets, Pccket Hooks. Dro«s Buttons, Pins and Needles, Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards, Wax, Coral and Glass Beads, Necklaces, fcc. India Rubber Goinbs, t'unes, Bulls and Toys of every descrip tion. Scissors, Huxora nnd Cutlerjr, Sold and Gdt Jewelry, Aceordnenn and Violin*, lnnKrain« m yunarul anil very large ntock of English, I-roMh and German. Fancy Goods, which will bn sold at tho very lowest pri ces, tor Gash oi Approved Paper. (Tf- Orders by letter selected and put up In the best manner. WILLIAM TASKER. may I—ly P In Park Place, New York. THE IIEST IIAIK DYE. D U. O. M. BALLARD’S (new article) received.ll highest premium at tho World’s Fair and Ameri can Insliluie, wh i ii it wns examined by the distinguish ed chemists l)r. Little and Prof, ohu Torrey, and pronounced the Best. For sale by the Principal Druggists In this city—prico 91. Principal ofllco and store .4118 and 5(M) Broadway. New-York. Mar 15.'’19 -P mar Ir SAFES. tit CNTTENET fc CO., Importers of French and other l 1 • Furopean Goods, No. 48 Broad street. ap 30 *55 MOORE A TAYLOR’S PASTILLES DE PARIS. T HESE PASTILLES are un Invaluable remedy for the cure ol Goughs, Coldaand Bronchitis,as by their action on tho throat and lungs, they remove oil honrso- ness in a few hours and wonderfully Increase the pow er and flexlbi.ity of the voice.—Hence they are ol great service to and highly rocommended by Clergymen, Auctioneers, Public Speakers, nnd all those wnose cull ing requires such irequeut use of the vocal organs. N. II.—Ask for‘-Moore fcTaylor’s Pastilles lie Paris,” and observe that each box bear* their written signature. For sale by W. W. Lincoln, J. H. Garter fc Co., J. B. Moore fc Co., und the principal Druggists and Apothe caries throughout the Uuited States and Canada, anil ut wholesale by MOORE fc TAYLOR, Importer?, sep 20—3m P 81 Maiden Lane, New York. XV. JACKSON A SON. GRATE AND FENDER MAKERS, 246 Front St. and 930 Broadway, Now York. aug 1—ly P Patent Elastic Skirts. KATES d: FRANCE. No. 1 Barclay-atroet New York. C lAUTlON.—Noi.o are genuine except they bear the / stamp of the patent. All manufacturers and aellurs inirliiging will be prosecuted according to law. mar ID 31ar 18, ’56—P ANISKEWS & JESdP, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Colton and Woolen machinery, Steam Eugioes and Boiler. AlacliinLt.’ Tools, Belting, tic. IMPORTERS fc DEALERS IN MANI'KACTCRER?’ ARTICLES. No. 07 Pine Si.* Now York. N. U.—Agents for tho * WowiruiFfc'lleach Iron Works’ Exclusive Agency i Shop, Machinists’ Tools. / York for‘Lowell Machine oct 2—ly DYING AND RENOVATING ESTABLISHMENT 7 3 York-M.* m nr Hip Court House, SA VAN N All, U A. 7 3 JEM ESTABLISHED IN 1832. 73 I xllESuhscrlber, gratofel to his patrons aid friends for their continued favors, would stuto that, In ad dition to tho improvement* In Dying acquired by him during his last visit to England und Scntluud, has mndu arninguiiicnla lor extending hie business, by which ho is now enabled to Dye a ’greater vurloiy or Colors on Silk und Woolen Dresses, Slmwls, fcc., which ho trims will generally pleaso ull who may favor him with tlioir pul rnna«o. Gentlemen’* Garment* Dyed, Gleaned nr Ronovatbd, us iiiuv he required, ill the same superior stylo which hu* gi-iow'dly so much |>lcui.ed hi* patron* aud frlundH. Ladies’ Bonnots Dyed, Bleached aud Pressed In tho most lushionuhle styles. Orders from tho country punc tually attended to. Terms moderate. When parcels are sent by sUiumboat or railroad, word should be sent him by letter through the Post Offlco, so that he may know where lo californium. jan 13 0 ALEXANDER GALLOWAY. TO NF;A IStiA Nil COTTON FI. ANT lilts • Ix||K UNDGKSIGNEI) having beenanpoinled agent* 1 fur the *nlo of tho celobratod McArtliy HEA IS- I.AND COTTON GIN, tho cotton from which Is readily sold, nod which usually brings throe to fivu cents per (iiiuml more .hail from any oilier Gin yet Invented, are now prepured to supply Planters utnl tliuse wauling, rvith these of superior workinniiihlp ut one hundred i.iul Iwentyfive dollars each. Extra rollar*9IL Extract from n letter from a Florida planter;, “The McArthy (<ln Is liifinitely ahead of every other Gin yet inuuiifni'liired. I would not he without one Inr Uulde the uniunnl; ll savos troiihle, Is simple, nnd turns out liuauttrul cotton. Thestnide Is not Injured, und tho open proce»n*o much dmlrcd by Urn Fngllsli buyers Is certainly obtained.” ling “I- if BOSTON fc VII.LALONGA. N egro gap*, ni'iVivn >pvi,es m ,ioz. Hcotcli ( Hpnand Bonnet*, ruvm-d and lor ralehv oct29 —KOKENBAUGII fc LARSON. Savannah Pru Pock TO SHIP OWNERS, MASTERS AND CONSIGNEES OP VESSELS T HE subscriber respectfully Inform* thorn that tho SAVANNAH DRY DOCK Is now In successful operation,nnd It is calculated to take In ships of any class from ItiO to I..0II tons burlhon. Ills 23U foot long and 65 leet wide, and complete in every particular. A large gang of workmen is employed and u large supply of materials is on hand, so that vessels can bu repaired with as much dispatch ns in auv other port. Pump and Block Making nnd Smith’s work done on tho premises and every effort made to ensure economy and fidelity to those who may favor the Dock with their business. 0. |». LANDEIlSHINE, Agent and .Superintendent, fcb24 (.ate of Marsh’s Dock, Charleston. COItHUCATEU* HTtOUUHT IICON AND WIRE RAILING, (SECURED BV LETTERS PATENT.) For Public Grounds, Cemeteries, vmragnn Balconies, fcc. This now article of our inanufacluro particularly commends Itself lo favorable notice. Iron Bedsteads, with patent Wire 8acklu»s; n variety of Folding Iron Bedsteads, Wrought Iron Farm fence, Wire-Netting, nullable for slioep, poul- try, gardon or cemetery .fence. Wire Trellises und Sum- mer-ll- uses, with every variety of Wire Work for gar dens, &c.; Sieves, Fenders, Brass, J.'onpor and Iron Wove Wire Cloth, fcc. Circulars of designs furnished by tho manufacturers. .. . M. WALKER fc SON*, No. 2-»3 Mnrkot-st., Jy26—limn* N. E. cor, of 6th 8t. I'htln., Pa. ■ 'all and SVinlcr Clothing. PltillNON, IIKIDT A UO., A BF. receiving wcoklv, per sleantjcrs, ono of tho lar gest and best selected slocks ol Clothing ever offer ed In this market, which they offer on accommodating terms at wholesale and retail. They ulso have In store a good assortment of GEN TLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOilDS. Murchunls visiting (lie city wou> Ido woll to call and oxnmlnu our stock. I*. H. Orders from tho country promptly attended to uug 31 R I.ACK doeUASIMKRF.PANTS.—Wo have Just opened a very pretty lot of Black Casslmeru Paula loon* lor Gentlemen, and Invito nil in wnnt to give us a call. They are cut and made In the latest fashion, nnd can sell ilium cheap, at tho Clothing Store, Gibbon’s I tango. nov 1 GKO. H..NICHOLS fc co. S HAWLS?—Received per Into arrivals a handsome assortment nr Shawls, comprising many or the latest style*; Rich Iferd. Stella Hhnwl*. all shades; Empire mm HiiyMlatn do; Colored aud Black Long Wool 8hawls; Black and Whlto Cra|*edo;Colored Gaslimorc Scaifs; do Crape do, by nov I IIENHV LATH lit >|» fc CO, I 1 IU HIN fI hPI KS’.— A fulT nssorlmenl of Ground l 1 Hpi.-j-n iiiuii the Hudson M IB?, New York, In store, and lor tulu at Now York prices, hv nov t JOHN INGLRaOl.L. iA STlAV* IKON IYOUK§, FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF WOODSWORTH’S PLANING MACHINES ANDNTtiAIfl tiNCilNEN, 67 Pearl-it, Brooklyn,N- Y .opposite New York city. 'IMIE subscriber having been engaged for tho Instil 1 years in the almost exclusive manufacture or this most linprrlant Invention, Woodsworth’s Pinning, Grooving mid Tonglng Machlno. has recoullv completed the lurge addition lo hit already extensive Iron Works, will execute with dispute!) all orders in llio above lino to an unlimited extent. Thu universally acknowledged superiority of Woodsworth’s Plaining 3lnchinca, nittnu factored by him, over all others, requires no reiteration. , In the nmiiiifacture of STEAM ENGINES, we claim a superiority for power and speed, beauty ol construc tion aud tlidsli; and ulso guarautoe the Engines lo trans mit Kill per cent mure power lor the same money than cun be furnished by any other manufacturer, and more than loo per cent, saving In wear and tear, as well us a [ large saving in the consumption of fuel. References to Parties haring the Steam Engine now in use, Pardco fc Morgan, N. Iluven, Ut.; S. W. Slocum, Brooklyn. N. Y., Timothy Dubai, Astoria, I.. I; Lyons fc Curtiss, Bridgeport, Ul; Mainfnrd Manufacturing Co., > Stamford, Ct.; Johu U. -“anlord. New Iluven, Ct.; Rollln Sanford, New York Ctty;Clius F. Loosey, Austrian Con- 1 sul Gumral. 1 References to Parties having the IVordsworlh Planing Machine now in use. G. B. Slont. Kensington, Philadelphia. Pa.; Kidder fc .Martin, Wilmington. N. u.; A. L. Clapp, fc Co.. Mont gomery, Ala.; G. A.Snnfnrd, New Orleans. La.; Hinkle, Guile fc Uo., UicImiRttl, Ohio; Rantoni, Uobh fc Uo., Glevelan I, Ohio; Foss fc Brothers, Chicago, Ills .; J. H. 8inlth, Milwaukle, Wls.; P. II. fc L. L. Eaton, Buffalo. N. Y.; Forward fc Smith, Oswogo, N.Y., Joliu buarr, Toronto, U. W. Old rs and proposals received hy mall or othnrwlac, fan in all parts of the Uni tod States, t.'anada, South A- merlca, and Europe, will be promptly altcudod to by Agent* who are traveling lu all sections of tho country. Letters by mail, addiess JOHN li- LESTER, oct4 3m 57 Poarl St. Brooklyn, N. Y. CHEAP UAS LIGHT. T HE BENZOLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY ure pro oared lo furnish Porlaole Gas Muchtues, suitable for 3latiufactoriea, Stores,!) welling Houses, Steamboats, Railroad Station*, fcc. These Machines are warranted to give satisfaction. They are manufactured under s. T McDongull’s Patent, aud are tho only ones that will operate well in cold wea'her. The Light produced is one half cheaper Ilian Coul Gns, and less than the com monest Tallow Candles. They are easily managed und free from danger, ami tho prices 25 per ceut. less then any oilier Machines made. The Company offer for *alo ''late and County Rights for all tho Slates. All orders should he addressed to 8. T. Me DOUG YLL, Agent for tho Company, oct23—tiin rt 321 Broadway, New York. FIRST PEEMIUM PIANO^FOilTES. STKIXUAY A HOIKS’, PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTORY, 88 IValker St. NICAR BROADWAT. NEW YORK, RESPECTFULLY call the attention of Hie public lo (heir splendid assoiiineiitof _ _ _ Jscml-grand and sqiure PI ANUS, which, lor volume of tone, elasticity ol touch, bi-uuty of fiuieh, and everything that renders a Plano perfect, are unsur passed. A* a proof of the superiority of their iiistru liients, they beg leave to stute, that at the great Metro politan Fair held nt Wasliington, the first jiremiuniH in both classes, scmi-granduiid two stringed, were unani mously awarded to ihtoiq ullhoiigh they were In compe tition with the most distinguished uianulactureil from Boston. New York, Philadelphia and Baltitnoro. Pur chasers and dealcis will Hud It lo their advantage to call and examine tor themselves. 8 out 23—If SILVER’S PLASTIC PAINTS: CHEAP. UUUABIE, AND PU0TECTIVE, WEATHER AND FIRE TROOF. T IIInpaINT wlllstRiid aiiycBnnite.wllhoutcrackor blister and hardens byexposuro, thus making in lime nu ouatuol of stone, protecting Wood from decay, and Iron and other mctulsi'ron) rus land corrosion. This Paint dlfforsrrom tho so-called MlneralPalntsol theduy, which ure principally Ochre? and Clay scolorod, and arc entirely worthless. Silvor’sPiastlc Paints aro purely Metallic,containing no AlutnluorClay. They are lnvlgatedfiuely,mlranR Illy with Linseed OB, (without tho trouble of grinding,) and flow under the brush uslroely as the best White Load. These Paint* uxco4 allnlherHiu body or covering pro pcrties.oue pound of which willcovcr as much surface. nu t wo pounds of White l^ad. There are four natural colors, vis: Black or Slate Brown,'•Hive and Chocolate. Dirbctiunh: This Paltitdowsreadily underthe brush mull is covering property Is increased by using it mixed as thickly as possible with pure Linseed OH; as the Paint is tholastlug or protecting body and theOII simply the medium or agent In spreading It. We annex copies of two letters, one from the Presi dent of the Philadelphia and Reading RailroadCn., the othor from a gentleman, awell knownrosldenl ol Aa- gusta, Georgia. Office of the Phila.and Read mg Railroad Co.,) Piiiladblff A, May 3,1853. \ J.S. Silvir, Esq—Dear Sir; Wehave used your ‘Plastic Paints” for more than a year, and for Painting Bridges,depots,fcc., fcc.,wohavefoundllqulteeqnalto any paint we havo used. In fact, we now give Ita prefer onceover all olhors wo havetrled for such purposes. Yonrs, respectfully, (Signed) JOHN TUCKER.President. AU0UeTA,GA.,8kPTRMBRR‘JD,1852, i steam Planing Mills. ( Dear Sir .-—You ask mofor my opiulou of “Silver’s Mineral Paints,” which you have put on iny Machine ShopandPfaningMUI. 1 glveyou with pleasure my full and heartyrecommendatlonof It as a proventiveoffire communicating from chimneys, or from adjoining build- lugs. The Paint which you pnton my roofs, has now become as hard aaaLATk,aud I feel as secure from Ore, lnthlsdlrecllon.aslspossiblu, A few weeksaftertho roofs had boen painted, 1 madeanexperimenion twoor Ihrveshtiigles hy placlnpthem In the furnace under the boiler*; tho result was, tbatthe portion uncovered was entirely consumed, while the painted partwasapparenl- ly sound, though uponexamlnatioiithe wood wasfound to becharred ;tho paint, however, waa riRM and but llttlebllstered. I conslderthis as sovorc atestasyour Palntcan bopulto,and under the circumstance?I do nothesltate tocommendltas an invalnablepreventlve against fire. Respectfully,fcc. (Signed) AM BRUSH SPENCER. FRENCH fc RICHARDS, .V. IY. Corner of l(lf A and Market streets, Phita., Pa, GENERAL WHOLESALE AGENT P. ForsaleIn Savannah, Wholesaleand Retail,by JAMES II.CARTER fc CO, No.176 Broughtonstreet. J°ly20 H2olply For the 1,000,000. THE U. S. PATENT JIAKIILE COMPANY. [Capital 166,000.] No. 308 Broadway, cor. Vv alker street New York, . RE prepared to exeento all orders for MANTLES, \ r' bl e tops, co lu vns, pedestals, pilas ters, SLABS, fcc.. Ill Imitation ofSiennn, Brocslel, I’yruiiei-s, Neapolitan, ami ull fancy Marble? , equal in strength, beauty and durability to real maiblc, und in some respects superior theruto, and at les? iliun hall the cost. Unlike inaiblaized iron, wood or elute, It is who! ly free from all objections which aro urged against more surface «u.k, where paint, copul varnish, fcc, form th. tem.orarv polish and beauty of tho article. Mantel* iron: 8 to’940. orders from Builder*. Cabinet Makers and others solicited, and sa isf ettouguaranteed. Agents for the principal cities treat« d with. PETER RENNIE, Pres’t. Lovkl G. MtCKi.Es, V. Pres’t. Joskpii Lamo, Sec. S oct24—ly TILTON & ncFAJKLANR, Ti llnideii Imif, Sow York. M ANUFACTUBF.BS of the'WOBLD-RENOWNED SALAMANDER SAFES, HANK VAULTS, he. Baltimore Depot, 145 Pratt street, sep 5— ly Boston Depot, 14 Howard street, SHOW CASES. HUFFMAN 91 A til. It MI. MANUFACTURERS, 17 Rowtry, NE IY YORK, H AVE the largest uud cheapest stock ot SHOW CASE.* over offered in tills city, made In every Hiyle; nl Ivor-plated, Uru«*. Ilusowoud, .'at In wood, fcc. onli-ru promptly filled, and good* cnrcruliy packed and shipped to any part or tpo Uuited Status aud Cuiiadu. sop 4—3m E. J. DONNELL, General Commission Merchant, NO. Hli PEAR!. STREET, (Fourth door from VVnll street,) sep 4—Cm New York, IMPORTANT TO IIOL’StiKtitiPtilCS A\l> DtiAtitiRS. THE HOPE MILLS, 71 Fulton Sheet, and 71 Hekkman St., New York, Principal Office 103 FYunt Street, New York. Factory, Nos. 3ti, 37, and 38 Hudson street, Jersey City. T MIE PROPRIETOR* of this long and well known COFFEE AND SPICE ESTABLISHMENT, Continue to prepare the best pharmaceutical pow ders in use, for raising Bread, Biscuit, Tea aud other Cukes, fcc. They also prepare Mustard, cocoa, and many other articles of dally use in evory family, which they offer upon the most reasonable terms. Catalogue sent lo ucalers who ruquesi them. R. II. fc J. G. 1*11 AM. N. B.—Consumers advised to inquire for Hope Mills articles. aug 14—ly SCIIItiFFtil.lN. HitOTIItills Ai CO. IMPORTERS, AND DEALERS IN DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, D YES, PERFUMERY, h-c., he., 170 WILLIAM STREET, New York, I NVITE the attention of tho trade to their large and varied stock of Drugs, Paints oil?, Perfumery, fcc. In addition to their regular Importations of Staple Druggs, they aro also receiving, direct froji the sources of production and manufacture,suppllusot Tooth, Hair, ami Nail Hrm-hes, Bronzes, Corks, Mortars, Sponges, French and English Perfumery, Lubin’s Extracts, aud tnauy other articles usually embraced iu Druggists’ stocks, which they aro also euablod to offer ou the most advantageous terms. Orders, either iu person or by mail, will receive prompt attention. aug 14—ly SHELLAC INDIA TWINE, COIR YARN, COCOA MATTING, &.C., ( OIK AND J IITE 91 ATS. Aud INDIA GOODS generally. For sale low fot CASH, by GEO. W. DOW fc CO., Importers, |e 12—6mo No. 7 Burling Slip,New York. llOlSEKEEPLMs HARDWARE. PICOT A SHOTWEtiti, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOUSE OTBNISHING HARDWARE- No. 6.1 Maiden Lane, New \ ork. I NVITE the attention ol Southern aud Western Mer chants to a large and very extensive slock of Goods in their line. Cutlery of every description. Silver Plated Ware: Japaiinerv. German Silver and Hriltniita Ware. Tinned and I'.naminelled Cooking Utonsils. Bronzed, Copper and Brass Good*. Tea Trays, Fire Irons, Fenders. Wire Covers. Bronzed candlesticks, Block Tin Ware, fcd. Ourslock comprises overy article In our iincofbusi- no?s, all of which wo will sell todenlers ul tho VERY LOWEST PRICES, lor Cash or Approved Paper. Goods ordered by letter will bo soleeted with great euro uud Uhpuicb, and pul up in the best manner. PICOT fc SHOT WELL, No, 63 Malden Lane, New York. P. S. Also manufacturers ol a very superior article of Plated Spoons and Forks. Jo 7—On SCOTT’S LITTLE GIANT COJB.V .f.VM COB .lIIL.lt, PATKNTKI) MAY lljlh,l&4. S S. BROWN, Proprietor of Georgiu, Tennesseean • Alabama, of this invention, which is doubtles among the most Important of modern times for the use of llie well advised farmer und slock feeder: und the universal favor with winch it ha« been received from the first, more than unylhiug else, attests its utility and su periority. For portability, simplicity of construction, and conve nience of use, the Litllo Giant has no equal. It weighs from three to fivu hundred pounds, according to size, can be put in operation by tho farmer iu twenty minutes without expense or mechanical aid, then adjusted and used with convenience by anybody. Tho Litllo (.lain lias received the First Premiums at every State Fair from Missouri to Marylutid the past Fall, and that in the most complimentary manner. Those Mills arc guaranteed in the most positive man ner against breakage or derangement, and warranted to grinddeed front ear corn, and grits or line hominy from shelled corn, witli a degree of ease and convenience for farm purposes never nlUdui-d before. Tho subscribers aro now prepared to furnish the trade with improved patterns and *lzes, to suit the varied wants ol all. . _ .... No. 2 fa offered at 965 complete, ready for attaching the team, and warranted lo grluil ton bushels ol leed per hour with one horse. , , . No. 3 nl $75 will grind fifteen bushels per hour. No. 4 at 8!ki will grind twonty bushels per hour, with two horses. M.ouraolund ud r°r »l« gr DROWN mHr 3 at Nashville, Tonn„ and Atlanta, Ga. E SEWING MACHINES. XcBLSIOK HEWING MACHINES. — Made by . j HOOD, UATTELLB fc CO., Worcester, Massa chusetts, patented by Ellas Howe, Jr., September 10th, Itt fa. These Machines are warranted,(with proper uao' not to gel out of repair. They aro built In agoodsub- elaiillal, and workmanlike manner, and will do Tailors Shoi'iiiakera’atid Saddleis’ work. In n manner warrant ed to give satisfaction. Thesltcli will not rip any mnr* than common sowing, done by band. Callntul*eolheni Inolieratloii ul 140 CIIESNIIT street, Philadelphia,ut> - W. A. DAWSON, Agent. lyMfcC aialr*. may | » ASK ETA, HAIR BROOM... FEATHER DUSTERS. 1 > — \ large variety at No. 159 Brought,in stroei 1,01# HORACE MOR* E fflT \\ 1 i T HIS unparalleled Preparation 1? receiving more tes timonials of its wonderful efficacy In removing nail), than any other medicine over offered to the pub lic. And these lesrlmonlalscomo not alone from the ignorant, but from persons of every degree of Intelli gence and every rank of life. Physicians of Ihe first re*pectlbllity,nml perfectly conversant wi li the nature of diseases anil remedies, have recommended this ns one of tho most effectU“' In their lino of preparations for the extinction of Pain. The Pain Killer fa used internally and externally, ncrordinir to the nnture of the complaint. It has been found to be nil excellent remedy for midden Colds, ChiikIis, fcc., Fever nnd Ague, Asthma and P3itlil?ic, Puln In the Head, Kidney Complaint’. Plies, Rheumatic Complaints, Bruises and Sores,Severe Burns, Canker, IliVs nnd UingworiiM, Weak Stomach, itii.l General Debility, Painter's Colic, Broken Breasts, fcc., Ilowei Complaint nnd Dysentno, Cholera, Liver Coin- plaint. Dyspepsia, Toothache, fcc., fcc. The genuine Perry Davis’ Pain Killer is now put up in R nnol bottles, with tho words Davis’ Vegetable Pain filer blown hi the glass ; ami with two steel engraved labels on each bottle—one an excellent llkem-ssof Perry Davis, the oiigiiinl Invei tor of tho me,Heine, the other a steel engraved Note of Hand—non a other can bo re lied on as genuine. Price of bottles— PJJtf cents, 25 cents, 50 cents, nnd 91 re«puclively. For -ale by most of the tnediciuo dealers throughout the known world. PERRY DAVIS fc SON,Proprietors, 74 High street, Providence, 11.1. CHOLERA. A Certain Cure for this disease, maybe found in Che use of Perry Davie' Vegetable PAIN K1ti ti E K. Drnuqric, May 5, 1855. Gentlemen:—I feel unde? obligations to you for the benefit I havo received from your Invaluable Pain Killer. Wo have had some cholera hero on tho Mlssissppl thus early In the season. A lew days since I asd-ted In •‘laying out” nnd burying one of our citizens whowas supposed to havo died with the disease. The next morning I was taken with severe vomiting, accompanied with coldness of the extremetles. Warm covering and hot applications failed to restoro warmth. M? wife's family, who had used tho Pain Killer with sue ess dur Ing tho cholera season in buffalo in 1811), nd vised me lo fako it. 1 look two doses at intervals of fifteen minutes; a fine perspiration ensued, and the next day, barring a little weakness, I was well, and have been since. It may have been an attack of Ague, but whether Ague or Cholera, it answered my purpose. Since my recovery, I find that several of our citizens have usod the I’nln Killer as a remedy for Cholera, nnd pronouneed It good. I thereforo lake pleasure In re commending it to a still more extended noth o. Yours, truly, W. M.CROZIER, Attorney at Law. Perry Mavis & Son, Providence, R. I. This may certify, that I have used Perry Davis’ V#ge- able Pain Killer in numerous cases, and believe It lo be a very valuable medicine. I have prescribed it ex tensively in bowel complaint, (particularly forclilidren,^ and it fa in my opinion, superior to any preparation I have ever lined lor the relief ol those diseases. P.S. When given to children, I have always com bined It with the syrup of gum abrabtc, say ten drops to a tea-spoonful of the syrup, well mixed. Dose- More or less according to ihe age. Others have mixed it with milk and molasses, equal parts. Seo directions. A. HUNTINGTON. M. D. Tho Pain Killer Is sold by John B Monro und Co.Thos 31 Turner fc Co and *D Brantley fc Co, Savannah; Barret, Carters*Co.and Clark. Wells fc Dubose, Au gusta : E L Strohorkerfc Co, Macon. Also by Druglsts and Grocers generally, aug 21—eod 3mos RANDALL & MEItCER’S Uotton-Sec-d Drill. A LL Planter* havo realized the want of* machine to drill Cotton Seed with regularity and certainty. < >ne that would operate equally well on every kind of land, and at the Mine time be so simple In construction •nd operation that U eould be used by aegroes without Ifaulltl) of getting out ol order. A drill which wetAta* possesses all these qualifies, we now offer to tbe plant lug community. Alter a thorough trial for the last two years In different hands on all kinds of land, we would statosomo oi tho advantages to be derived from their 1st. Tbe saving of seed, which will amount to enough In planting one hundred acres, to pay for tbe machine. 2nd. The saving ol labor in planting, one bone and hand only being required to open tho farrow, drop the seed and cover from seven to nine acres per day. 3rd. The great saving of labor In chopping out, the seed being deposited In a line one alter another. 4lti. The great saving in subsequent hoe work, owing lo the fact that any good plow-hand can, lu siding,cov er all the first crop of grass in the drill, however smell the cotton may be, without Injuring the aland. These advantages all farmers will appreciate ;and be low we give some certificates, from which the public can learn how these drills are appreciated by gentlemen of the first standing In our section of the State—all practical farmers, who have thoroughly tested them, and are consequently fully competent to decide on their merits. CERTIFICATES: This Is to certify that I planted one hundred and six ty acres of cotton with Randall and Mercer’a Planters, and I consider them superior to any thing of the kind 1 have ever seen or tried. The saving of seed alone would pay for the machines In a season or two, and I think a hand can do one-third more hoeing than be could In cotton planted the common way. 8. L. BARBEB. Loo county, Georgia, July 13th, 1855. sites ere. Randall 4- Mercer—Gentlemen: In reply to vours of this date, I can any with sstlriacllon, that I havo used your cotton seed drills on the farm of D. A. Vnsnn. Esq., with great success. I consider them lo be j ol great value. They are a saving of about one-third . of the labor of cultivation, about two lo three bushels ol seed to the acre In planting, and a great savitur of t labor In planting, ns they open the farrow, drop and , cov,! ' - 'h seed with one horse and hand. 1 think them worth one huhdred dollars a piece lo any planter, that plants lull crops of cotton. As for myself I would not plant a crop ofcolton without them for no consideration In tbe bounds ol reason. Yours, *ery respectfully, , A. J. BARKSDALE. Leo county, Georgia, July 12th, 1855. • 1 have used Randall fc Mercer’s cotton Planter two seasons, and consider them of great value to the farqw * er. I save seed enough each year to pay for tho Pfant- . ers, then I save at least oue-thlrd tbe labor of culUva. i tlon, as the cotton fa sowed In so narrow a line that with i K”°<l plowing there Is but little hoo work needed. There ■ s also a saving of hands and horses In planting, t should say they were worth one hundred dollars each, aud recommend every farmer to use them. , s. i». mci.endon. Lee county, Georgia, Julv fith, 1855. , Of 1 have been overseeing for Mr. S. D. 3!cLen- don the present year, and fully concur In his statements above. DAVIs-SON WARREN. Messrs. Run,l,ill 4- Mercer—Gentlemen s In reply to jours I will only say I have used thrso of your cotton seed drill*, and consider them of great vnlue, from the Inc! that iu Ihe use of them 1 saved from two to three hushels of seed to each acre planted, and at least one- third of tho labor of cultivation, not requiring one-half a-* much h«e work as the old way of planting—also, a considerable raving in Ihe labor of planting. I never expect to plant cotton without them if 1 can get them V an 7 J? rice ’ * h “ ve plshtefi eight acres per day to etch drill. They are simple—easily m inaged,and there fa uo difficulty about Retting a Rood stand. Very respectfully yours, VV. F. HAMRICK. Lee count), Georgia, July 12th, 1855. ■ Thomaivillr, Thomas conntv, Ga. Col. J. II. lYateon—Dx.va *ir : | can recommend your cotton Planters (drill) iu the highest terms. 1 have tried them on all my land except now ground, and I think they will do in tial, they will do lu a raoiiDfain- oils country as well as In a level. If I hnd not bought I would travel to your shop which is 75 miles, and pay fifty dollars a piece for them. It saves one-third of the work; one hand can plant ms much as two,and one hanil cm chon out three acres while oue can chop out one acre after a common plow. Yours respecilully, K. BRASWELL. Douoiirrty county, Ga., July 14th, 1855. J, II. lYateon—Sin : This is to certify that I have used Randall fc Mercer's cotton seed drill of your man ufacture, und am so well pleased with them that I would recommend all planters who have not tried them, to give them n fair trial. Where tho drills are used'^ttyere Is a sroat deal of labor saved in cultivating u crop, ow ing to Us being so uniform In the drill, the plowing can be done much butter, and with erealer despatch, con sequently the hoe work is lighter, as good plowing supersedes the necessity of s great deal of hard hoe work. JNO. BARKSDALE. This Is to certify that I used one of Randall fc 3!or- cer’s cotton seed drills last year In planting my crop,and was well pleased. I have used five of them the present year, planting my entire crop, and am still better pleas ed. There is a saving or between two snd three bushels ot seed to the acre In planting, besides one horse and one hand with these drills doestho w<>rk of three (lands nnd two horses. Then thcro Is the saving of one third of (lie hoe work, the cotton bcingin so straight and nar row a row. I consider them worth one hundred dollars Saddlery 11*<( r clions e. Young’a Buililing, Sign of the Golden Saddle. OPPOSITE W. K. SIMMONS CLOTHING STORK. W, H. MAY & CO. Have on hand a good assortment of Saddles, Bridles and I'nr nesses, of which tho lollowiug comprise a part: Spanish Quilnd, Overlaid andShafton Saddles, Finn tor’s lurge and extra large Saddles: Men’s plnlg do. English do.; Bovs’anil Race do.; Ladies Saddles of a variety of patterns; Bridles fc Murlcugalcs; Saddle Bags, Trunks fcc. SADDLER’S MATERIALS.—Saddle Trees, Skirling and Hog - kins; Pad do.;Straining und Worsted Web; Threud and Sacks, assorted sizes. HARNESSES.—Coach. Barouche, Buggy and Sulky Harnesses of all kinds, hy Ihe single set. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.—Barouche, Buggy and Sulky Springs ami Axle?; l»a?h Frames; Hobbs air 1 Hows, by tho single sul; Plated and Brass stump Joints; plain do.;patcut Dash Leather, Top arid Curtain do.; broad amt narrow Laces, variety of pafl#m*; Silk nnd ' “ ‘ * nmw, Roi _ . _ . , WM. II.OWENS. Dougherty county, Ga., July 16th, 1855. Messrs. Randall fc Merc-er:—In reply to yours of the 5lh instant, in reference to your cotton seed drill, I am happy lo say that after planting a portion of my pre sent cron in tbo old way. I was ouabled to obtain oue of your drills, with which I finished. Ills the desideratum nnd long sought after. Many and varied have been the attempts of Intelligent minds to attain what you havo accomplished, but with only partial success. This leaves nothing to be desired in acoiton drill. It deposits tho seed uniformly nnd con tinuously in a straight und narrow line&syoti wish,saves about one half the labor in planting, and about one bird of the hoe work in cultivation. It fa almost need- ess to add that I am delighted with your drill. Yours respectfully, J. E. MERCER. Lee county, Ga., August 10th, 1855. Messrs. Randall fc Mkiickr—Gentlemen : fused one of your cotton seed drills tho past spring, and I (eel four fold paid for what It cost me. To give your drill a fair trial, 1 planted every other row with the drill, and the intervening rows I planted ns well as ever cotton wns planted before your drill come into use. The result was, that in the r,.w planted with yourdrill I got a moie perfect stand, and 1 think it grew off much better, be sides I realized u great saving in tho labor of working over my cotton the two first times. I shall continue to use them as long as I plant cotton. Yours fce. , JESSEE COCK. Lee county, Ga. Messrs. Raspall fc Mercrr—Gentlemen: I have | use-! eight of your Cotton-seed Drills, manufactured b.vJ II Watson, on Col J Bond’s Fowltown plantation. I am much pleased with them, having realized great saving of seed, of labor in plantlug nnd ('hopping out, and the hands at the first stdiug could go over at least one-third more In a day, and do better work than In cotlonplant- ed In tho best way 1 could plant with coulter and block. I havemo hesitation in giving It as my opinion that in the uso of your drills there is a saving of one-third of the labor of cultivating a cotton crop. Col Bond Is pleased with them and will continue their use. * ‘ JAMES CHEEK. 1855. This Is to certify that I have used two of Randall fc Mercer’s Cotton Planters, and have no hesitation iu Buy ing that they will do. Tho saving of labor In planting is an object, the saving of seed is an object, and the cot ton stands In such a narrow drill that It may almost be kept clean without tho hoes. 1 here Is nothing to equal them in plant! g cotton. WM. B. REYNOLDS. Leo coun'y.Gu., July 1st, 1855. Lie County, Ga., August 23d, 1855. I have used Randall fc .Mercer's Cotton-seed Drill, which I purchased of Col J 11 Watson, and think they nrethebes: machines now in use. 1 am satisfied there Is A great saving in seed and a greater saving in work. I r.m fully satisfied there is one-third of the hoe work saved. Try them, ami any reasonable man will be satis fied they are worth more than throe times the price thoy areaoldl'or. PHILIP WEST. Having obtained from hlessrs. Randall fc Mercer the exclusive right of suppLIiig the State of Georgia with these Drills, i am now prepared to supply a 11 demands, having made arrangements for their manufacture in Palmyra uml Mllledgeville. My price is 915. cash, de livered at either Palmyra or Mllledgeville. Money sent at my risk by mail, if the requisitions of the Post Office Department are complied with. Aliy farther Informa tion desired can be obtained by addressing tue either at Palmyra or Mllledgeville, Georgia. oct III—lawlm J. II. WATSON. Worsted Fringe: black amt purple Co? Roans: Bug gy Lamps, Plated and Braes Carriage Bauds; Brans nnd Plated Knobs, fcc. iuly£3 S W^lIVT’S BANK-NOTE U8T AND UETEOTOR, Published semi monthly, at Montgomery, Ala. At %'£ DO IV r A min iu« ill Advunco. npll E work Is printed on fine white paper nnd new 1. type, ami iu appearance will bo second o none in the United States. A southern Bank-Note List Is essential In every Bank, Counting House, uud Public < iffice. Let us unite in ad vancing our common Interests,and not |tcrinU Northern inon and Northern Detector* to lluciunte our money matter* a* they may wish, while we are qufallv follow ing their dictation. Thu work will ho carefully revised on tho day of pub lication, nnd all Important fiuaiicinl change*, as they occur, noticed. Every exertion will be nude to rnako It a correct and reliable guide to the Banker aud Mer chant. Hotel Proprietor*, Broker*, Auctioneers,Commission Merchant*, and other* desirous of having thetr name* and burincs* widely circulated, are Informed that a limited number of advrrvlsoments will be Inserted.— Special rate* for advertising by tho year, or for shortor period*, may be known by apply ing to any of my Agents, or nl tho office in Atlanta, Ga. Specimen numbers will bo scut, on application by lull, r, tree of charge. All communication* intended for the Bank Note List and Detector, must be addressed to Swan’s Bank Note List, Atlanta.G*. sAMI'LL *W \N. IamkbKo»bsi«oa,GeneralAgout. sop.”. -3ut Your*, resnecllulfy, Fowltown, Ga., July 9th. I( MEDICAL NOTICE. DR. W. T. PARK, T11E BOTANIC, OR REIUU3I PHYSICIAN OF SAVANNAH. B EGS to announce that h* has removed hi* re- ridence and Office from the corner of State and Jefferson streets, to the former residence and offlco of tho late Dr. Klchanisone. on Broughton-street, (be tween Montgomery ami West Ilroad-slreet*. Ho tenders . hi* most sincere thanks lo Ills Icllow-cilizen* in the city nml country, for the very liberal employment of hispro- tessl.Tiinl service* since his location in Savannah, and takes pleasure in announcing that hi* facilities for meet ing tho coiistatillv increasing demands upon him aro greatly improved, having employed a competent person lo attend especially to his office affairs. Ladies may consult him either In his family parlor, hi* consultlug-mom, adjoining bis ofllco, or In his office. Ills consulting-room has been furnished and arranged wi ti c*|>eciul reference to the convenience, comfort and taste of those visiting hitn professionally. Patient* visited promptly and punctually. For terms and further particulars, see his Medical Journal. 3 mo—oct 1 NOUN M EAL.—Up Country Meal for sale by . . oc» 3» LYNN fc SNIDER. |Jlv. KI,KD BEEF, from Chandler fc Co., daily expect- I ed.and for sale by oct 30 LYNN fc SNIDER. PtiU NT ti A 91 ti R AI.AHA91A. QA HlC.s choice Apples. Phusnlx, Bell, Flowers, OV/Grcenings, Sptlzburg, 20 ox Pippins fco. Alto. New Layer Raisins, Buckwheat, Cabbages, Potatoes, Onions, Cranberries, Smoked Tongues^ do Beef, Pig Sides, do Shoulders, Bologna Saussages, Cheese and Butter. For safe at the Savannah Fruit Emporium. J. A. BROWN, octal No. 27 Whitaker street. C tOtlN AND HAY.—501 bushels choice while Com J 56 lbs to ihe bushel; prime Eastern and Northern Hay, In store, and fur sale by ocf.'P WAVER fc CONSTANTINE. NTAl’titi URY UOMD8- 9 .1 A AND 12 4Cotton Sheetings, Linen do. Pillow IV Case Iduens, Bleached Shirtings, English sod French Long Cloths, American, English and Welsh Flannels, Cauton do, Table Damasks. Furniture Dimity and Furnltuie Calico?, Huckaback and Damask Towels. Crash, Dowlas, fcc. A large variety of above goods for sale ut loweat prices, by wt23 DeWITTfc MORGAN. M " A N U FACTUREl) TOB ACCO— IftU boxes 8. 5 aud 1 II* Lump Tobacco, 50 boxes Rough and Ready I ami other flue Kimls, for sale bv nov J J. V. CON NEK AT fc CO