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SAYAN N AH REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER29,\ob.i. Notice to Contractors Ornct, I'lURKHTOX ft SAVAXXAU R. R. K (’hatMon. 8. c.. N*>» • 20, lt*o6. rUOI'OAl-H will Ih* received nI this Office the 8M December. 1K66, RIB TIIKtiLKAB- 5>j)mal Wotlccc. ^ ORAIHNU OF FORTY (40) SECTIONS OF •S'. oilAltl.tJlTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD, X" ' il„. ivinmonmuonl of the lltli Section, Just iH-yomi . ,«|o. Creek Mai-li. to the end of I Ilf 60th Section "Sr Sdkrlisteblo River mill llriilRo. B Tlii Un«* i» *ll«i«tMl Into AhIIoiw averaging each ouo i n ,.if n» length, though tlio imlividunl mtiom vary l (n».i till* average, to suit tin* more convenient * 1 * Of tin’ earth work. *»j N . wxllli of Clearing will vary somewhat according I*wl will average aIxiiiI 100 fret. Tho Con- inkl'T will in all cases In* required to dear tho entire ,-iiJi of In* contract Iwfore commencing tlio earth- r .ik ->r tn*«tle-work. Th,T«- ill Ik* on tho whole lino an aggregate of nlmut ., .a«ii I a lialf (ll'j) liillo* of trestle-work, which will |V , ii mi 0 to 0. ami In a low nwi 14 foot In height, ft,.' i ‘ *n of airlifture adopted for aonn* |i|aooa. will l*o ,1,,nblc row of pile* .Ii Ivon ahont ll foot h|«art. out off ul - ‘ y fret I>olow grade ami cap|M-d: iiihiii wlilrli rap* i. «i tlio atrinp'ra. Ami, In otlior places, tin-t om- pi,,n •• inverted W" trestle, resting ii|hiii n ground will, or «h<ro mvomwry, ii|Hin a aill Itself. resting u|K»n 3 |»lloa M *o.l oil at or noitr tlio lovol of tlio ground. Tlio llonU nil! average nliout 10 foot n|>iirt from rent re to font re, » „l Ih> connected together by string-pieces not low tlmn l.'vlt inches squared timber. In tlio "Inverted W it -tie, every 6th lloiit will la’ braced longitudinally. Ti. inatorlaf for tho trestle uml |>ilo work must I** of tlio N-i quality Yollow jyuo ThiiIht, not Iom than 12x12 no lire square. Persons intending to submit Pro|iomiU may olilaln m mo exact Information hy tvforonro to tho Majia uml IV'lllon uml general Sjiecilleatiotis in tlio olllre. Proposal* may ho submitted M |uimioly U>r tho ouitli work (Oi. lmliiK clearing,I ami for tho ltYath*-work. Tlio«o | iv| .wiiij; will specify tho |irire for each acre (• iiiiiio 1 ot clearing (including "grubbing" within tho limit' of tlio oxcuviitoil or oint>aukul breath.) tho lat • t cubic vanl of excavation or oinluiiikmont, with tlio j.iloo |*or hundred fool of average haul, hoyoml 100 fret it niii*t !«• umlfiiloml, that whore oartli from tho ex- (.o.ition l». hy the Engineer's •lirretlon.liaiiloil into tho , ii i .inkinout. provided it ho within tho average haul of tti. Si lion. it will l>o |>aiil for hut onro. with additional *i;.'wamofor average liaul. ami not paid for an excavo- i ii and embankment Uvth.V—tlio |irlre |ior l.inoar toot ot troMlo-work. of or within tho limit* of ti, 10 ami 14 I t height. or. a* will ho inin-h preferred, tho price |M-r ,-ul • I.-ot. or Foot I loan I measure of all material in the ti .tie. They will aUo 'pcclfy tho Scctiou or Soctlou* tin' pniih'io toooiitniit lor. I'.i\iiioiit* will ho inailo monthly on tho oatlmato of tlio Fuiiiiirer of work ilono, 'JO |>or vent Iwing retnlnoil by tho roiii|«any fotjRU oocurity until, tho flnul com|ilo> |Vr»on* |iM|»wlng w ill atato wlmt |>roportion of tho amount* »luo thoiii they will l>o willing to tako in Stock or H 'lhl* ot tho <'oni|iiiny. l , ro|»>«al« «hoiihl lie u.hlro*.'oi| to tin’ umlcrMium'il, ami ftil rt'l •• l’ro|io*al* for tlruiluutiolt*’ or •• or rro|MiMiln for T r<»l lo-work.” ,N^n«l) TIIOS. V. DRAYTON, PresMout uml Chief Knuinoo. no* —rmianpoc FARMEifti & MECHANIC’S IXSl’RASl’E I'ompauy of Philadelphia, Kfferli Ininranrr on IlulldliiRa, Goods, Yrawrlaaml Marine t urgor*. CONDENSKI) STATEMENT OK THE AFFAIRS OF THE COMPANY. MADE SKITEMUKR 17. reft.S: CAPITAL STOCK 9300,000. CvULI>{lP AXD IXVUTtn $^.*,300. 5iii>*'Riiir.ii sot tkt WE 97.700.-4.TtX),000 i’LNNSYLVAN1A STATE STOCKSOWNED UY T1IE COMPANYs 440 AlleiOmny County ran value. llou.l* $ 44,000 330 Delaware Railrvi.ul lloml* 3'I.OOQ 3S0 Piftahurg « i»-*r cl. lloml* 3’vouO 1LV«I !!r;utme llailrouil lloml* lil.joO loo Philadelpliiu City 0 JkT ct. Ruud*..... 10,000 1520 $137,500 Aiuount Loaned on 7.1iK> Share* l’lurnlx Minins Co., and other Stin k 25,000 Ainoiiut Loaned on lloml ami Mortmain* lertilied bv the Awrenor to be worth over $9V,Utl0 51.050 Caah on hand aud in llwuk* oo.ouo HOTlOa KvJS^FRERF.RICKIMHUFFEN and UKO.C.0RIF- FKN are my authorized Attorney* during my alwwicw fmin theHtato. tl.M. UR1FFKN. Savannah, Nov. Ill, 1855. Uottmcn. IMPROVED HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY. FORT GAIN re ACAIIKMY LOTTERY, NOTICK. INSPECTOR'S OFFICE, 10th NOV., 1855. ARcr thn 26th Inal., all who ahall not have |innliiceil their Scale*, Weight* and Miniaure* at my Ofllco Air ndjuatment, will he |ironi|itly re|Kirted. liov 20 JOS. SIIELLMAN, In*|Kctor W.k M. 0.8. NOTICK. gpr— Tlio aim mil meeting of tho IMmmlaalonpr* of WvA^’l'nl.lIc Road* of Chatham County will Ih> held at tho Court I Inure III the rlty «»r Savannah, on tho tenth day, being the *econd Monday' In Ih'cemher next, at 11 o'clock A. M„ Dlatrlct Coinmlreloner* will come preimred to re|Mirl the length of their road*, the numher of hand*, the nitmWr of bridge*, the number of day* they work and the time of working. W. W. WASH, Peeretary liov 20—2mDec _ «• C. 1*. R. C. 0. OFFICE CHARLESTON k SAVANNAH R. It COMPANY, NOV KM HER 10. 1H65.—A Sec- nd Annual ln*lalinenf «>f FIVE DOLLARS i$51 p«>r Share on the Stock aithrerlheil for till* Coiu|mny I* now •allotl fin— imynieiit to be made to the Secrelnry and Trenaurer, at the Office of tho Coui|mny, 32 llrornl Htroet, before WEDNESDAY, the ninth day of January, 1850. TII0S. F. DRAYTON, President, iv. 24—Jan. 0 NOTICE. Til K Rale of Freight on llalc* of Domestic by Oils lino to Now York, will bo Elgin Coni* per Tool, until further unllco. PADKI.FORD, PAY 4c CO. Orrtct N. Y. AND Savannah StkamruipCo. ( [octO] _ Siivnminh, «let. «, 1855. | It AXIS Ot ITilll.lll IIV the rhllude)|ihla ami Savannah Steam* •hip l.lno, on l.lght Hood* and Dry flood*, III be 10 cent* and 15 cent* per cubic foot, being the rates relablished prior toJnnu last. aug27 C. A. 1.. LAMAR, Agent, I lo, M ill hudrawn at Atlanta, December 24. CAPITAL Pltr/.U, 10,000 IIOLLARH I 1,000 Ticket*, $5—Halve*, $2JI0—Qtinrletw, $1.26. SAM'L SWAN, Manager, Auction Sales. Atlanta, Oa. $275,050 ... 87,000 C*|>ital not yet paid in.. A«ct* available for Iumc* $572, I/'Mo's claim*, or demand*, against the LViupauy uone DIRECTOHNi Charle* Dingee, * MnudcrflelcL Iklward It. Ilelmlwll, Frederick C. Rrewster, l*an<* litwh. FLORENCE, President. nov 24 SA A ANNA11 AG ENCIES. 'irbipSTi’h: SSSLir - ,1. L. AfTRKY, on llioughtou, betwoeu Whitaker A Ilarn*rd Street*. rmv 14 1 BY AUTHORITY OF THESTATE'OFOEORQIT.) Ilwvann Plan Lottery. Jasper County Arademy Lottery! MACON, GA. r pH,W LOTTERY I* conducted on the plan of tho Royal A lioltory of Havana >>f hlngle number*, uml drawn at CONCERT HALL. MAtMN.UA., under the sworn *ii|*erinteuUence uf Col. Oeo. M. Logan and ,1a*. A. NImIh‘1, E*<|. tlrnnd Ncheine for December 17th, 1895. Whe|i I'rUes amounting to 800.00#!! CLASS Will lio di'tribuled u* follow*: 6 Prize* of $1,000 I* 6,000 “* * 6no I* 6,i NPECIAL NOI14 I.. ’it tlio Aral day ol February noxl, the Brni ot HORTON 4c KIKKMAN, will bo dissolved by llmilallon. After till* dale, they will do an ex clusive CASH BUSINESS, f«r tho purpose of Mi lling up. AH of our stock of VVatehre, Jewelry, Silver Ware and Fancy Hoods, wo will sell al a very small advance on tho coat, for cash only. HORTON 4c RIKEMAN, 110 llroughtou-al'eel. Savannah,June lat, 1855, raay'31—if NPECIAL NOTICE.' ALL PERSONS imlobtud lo tho Into drill of PRICE k VEADF.lt are rttpreifully rn/uftteil to call on the sub scriber and pay up, aud thereby save trnubtu and ox- pMM, WM.O. PRICE, 147 Ray street, Jy II Summing Co-partner. NOTICE. ITT I HAVE removed my Office lo No. 17(1 Ray 8t. oct IH OCTAVOS COHEN. 1 Prize of $l5,tkM)I* $I5.imni 1 do 6,(1001* 5.INMI I do 4,000 i* 4.000 10 do 2IHI i* 2.000 1 do 3,0001* 3.000 10 do 120 is 1,200 1 do 2,0001* 2.000 25 do loo i* 2.600 1 do 1.500 i* 1,500 70 do 60 i* 3,600 I do I.DhiI* 1,100 330 do 2.6 i* 8,400 28 Approximation Prize* 800 501 Prize* amounting to $00|000—Only M.INM Numbers. Every prize drawn at each drawing, ami paid when due in full without deduction. Order* Mildly coufldcutlnl. Drawing* hdit to order*. Ilegi*ten-d letter* at my rink. Rill* on ull solvent Hunk* at par. Ticket* $10—Halve* $5—(Rmrtrr* $2.50. S3*Address JAMES F. WINTER, Manager, nov 24 Mucon, Ha. D RAWN M MHKHH of Greene and Pulaski Monument Lottery, Cluss 284: 17 51 20 60 12 04 74 13 3 06 23 07 nov 20 K. WITH I NOTON. * #7,300 78 Number Littery—13 Drawn Ballots. Greene and Pulaski Lottery. CLA88 ‘ANA FOli 18AA. To be draw u at SnviiUliah, Uu., Nov. 20, 1855. GREGORY & MAURY, MANAGERS. HC II l m b: 1 of $7,300—1 of 91,3*44—1 of 91,000. Ticket* $2—Shares in |iro|M>rtion. Tickets nud Share*, either singly or by the piu kago, for sub-by nov 20 E. WITH I NOTON. Ill' kPENUEH CI HHLLI. A CO. At Private Sale. Five eligible lluiblliig Lit*. 60 by 100 fret, nlhinb-d near the Intersection of Taylor, Wayne uml Gordon *trret*, with Ku*t llrornl street continued. There lot* urn high t irunnd, and are In the immediate neighborhood of the ut svlectcd as the site of the Albany uml Gulf Kullroad. Terms liberal. n,,y Real Estate nt Auctlrim On TUESDAY, the 4th day of Decemlier next, between the iimml hours of sale, will bu sold before the Court I Inure, Lit No. (38) llilrtymlght, Pulaski Ward, situated on thn corner of June* nud Barnard stmds, with tf,, iiupnive* meiila. coiiMlsting of a large tvrostory Dwelhim, „,„j store ui(joinlng on thn fnnit, ami three one ami a half slorv Tenemuiit Dwelling* on thn lann. This proper! v will rout for $8(Ml per annum. The lot I* subject to n ground runt to the rlty of thirty-eight dollars aud forty-dvo cents iht luinum. m • Terms: nnedmircash, the lialnnee at twelve months, secured liv mortgage on tho properly and mwigninent of policy of Insuniiice. n,,v 20 On the llrst TUESDAY in December next. heTweeu the iiHiial hour* of sale, will ho sold before the Court House, Lot uml improvement* No. 6, Culhoun Ward, comer of Join 1 * and Ahereoru streets. On Oil* lot I*a newly lluhthed brick liuitsu, with ull tho modern improvement*. Term*—Hait i ash, luilancent six mouths,with approved security; purchaser paying for lilies. nov in On the first TUESDAY in December next, at 11 o'clock, will he sold before the Court House, A Negro Woman, uml her two Children. At Auction. On the first tI'ESHAY in Deceinln r next, in front of tho Court House, lietweeii the legal lmnr* of mile: 2 Ciiuiuliau Ponies, good gentle Saddle Horse*, uml warmnb*l sound. nov 22 Auction Sales. 1*1 IViri.I.l A MON'HIOLLIA. On the first TUESDAY In' |k renilwr next, between tlio legal Imiirs of sate will lw sold, before the Court House In tlio city of Savniumli, Ten ShanviOgletlmriKi Lniu Stock. Term*: improved note at 00 days. also, Five Shares Savannah Gas Stock. Terms: cash, nov 20 On the first TUESDAY in December next, MweeiMho usual hours of sale, before the Court lloiire in the city of Savannah, The Three Western Tenement* In tho Gordon Rlock of Building*. They hnve all tlm modern Improvements, ga*. water, Ac. They w ill lie mild separately. Terms: one-third rush, the Imlanco on three and six months time, approved endorsed notes. nov 20 At Private Sale. A Family, consisting of— A Woman, 6U years old. A Man, 27 “ A Roy, 20 " A Girl, 10 •• A Roy, 12 •• A Hoy, 10 •• Hie above Negroes are likely uml young field hands. Sold for'no fault. nov 'JO Administrator's Sale. On the first TUESDAY in January next, before the Court Hou'e in the city of.Savannah, between tlm legal Hours of sule, A Negro Man, William, aged 46 years, la-longing to tho estateof.Mrs. Ann K.Guinn, hy |H-riulssiou oftheCourt of ordinary. (lEo. IMIARRlHDN, Adin’r. imv 2(1 ON TUESDAY, llereinlwr 4, will lm sold in front of tho Court House, between the legal hours of sale, 60 head or Sheep, 10 fine Mllrh Cows with Calves, 22 heiwl of Stock Cattle, 1 Mule, 1 Sorrel Mare, 1 Ray Marc, l,tkmi bushels .helled Corn, more or less; 3,two Ih* Fodder, more less, sold us the pni|a-rty of T. Grwu, rlecsaaed, un der decree of tlm Hon Superior Court of Chat ham county. Temis cash. . . Tin- Real Estate, Negroos, Ac., will bo dls|NNied of on the 1st January, 1860, nt the Court House. The Sheep, Milch i, uml Stock Cuttle,ran lie seen at any time on llutrli- i's Island. »mv «l On liie first TUESDAY In DccemlKr next, will Unsold before tho Court lloiire, Western Half l<ut 27. Greene Want, property of Estate Win. S. Jobn*ion. Sold by permission or tlm Ordinary for the henef.t of heirs uud creditors of said estate. 0—Id (I. W. JOHNSTON, Adui'r. At Privalo Salt). Two lamlllc* of Negroes, n woman aged 38 yours, a LOST. WANTS, &c. CantotlintcB forOfCicc. FOR TAX (lOLLEUTOIL nr FRIENDS AND FKLI.O\V-tiTI7.ENS.-l am a Candidate lor ru elcctlon lor the ofllco of TAX COL LECTOR, on the 1st Monday in Janunry next, and res- pectlally ask your aupporl. F. M. STtlNE. N. II. If elected, I pledge imaelf not to accept of any other office. [oct 31) F..M.8, a S*«: II -a. Tliotim* II. Florem «!• or ft' II. Arui'trotig, Edward P. Middleton, tborge II-'dial-old, James E. Neal, THOMAS I Er-w van II. lln.vimiLti, Secretary. For Insurance in this Compuuv. apjdy to A. "11.Ill'lt, Agent. tmv 27—Ivr No. HI. llay Street. (M IMM. I AI.I. Ail IF WIN TI H .7111.1- ,u:hy HOURS. M Its. c. FREELAND will open this day, 18th of October, a largo and selected assortment of g«<Mls, cotit letluKof French, Silk, and Satin paiirrn llonnets; al*o a eliolce lot of plain and colored Straw*. Rlblm .s, Velvets Lace, Flowers, Feathers, Embroideries. Dress t'ap* mid Head Dressoa. • ll-i.uel* ( leaned nnd Pressed. S ll. And this Stmtoii, in the Dress making depart- uwui. elm * ill bn enabled to please her customers In even r< specl as to Fitting, Making and Triming. a, she hu> idvMiitawes of procuring the he«t amt most np- proxt Paris Fashion*, moulbly, having also engnged 15*o-rvices of a competent person from the North.— Hie will nay particular uttcntlon to the .Making, llrald- (ng and Embroidering of Children's Dresses. Dresi-os undo lii the most fashionable manner In twenty-four hours. 177, BROUGHTON BTRKET, oct 18 opposite 81. Andrews llall. RU N AW AY! ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD!! Tin- sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS will In- paid for the apprehension ami delivery In Savannuh.or to my overseer, on 8t. Catherine's Island, of ANTHONY, who alii-oiided during the last Spring. He i* rather under five let t in h.-mlit, black, has a round full face, I* -tout uml well proportiniu-d. I*. M. KOLLOCK. mo 27-eodtf TO YOUNG MEN. Another supply of Geiiiu*' lust aii^mml, ad* niin-1 style of lire** Silk Hat*, received by hod .uner ut the Hat and Cap Store, 153 Congress nov27 _ N. K. BA1INUM. For Sale or Lease, A FARM, four mile, from tin- city, contain- C,ing Fifty Aere* of Lind, a portion of which Is ear-.| and under cultivation, tlm luilanro well .• sided. .YlTi.- .jii.intity of manure is now upon the land, snf- (I-1« nt for another season's crop; also, tin- present win- i-r * rop of vegetables ure mov in u lino state for market, p,... ..ion given immediately, as tlm owner wishes to Anv person desirous of such a place, would do Well to .V.!.,t NO. 143 HOUGHTON ST., or at Messrs. WYLLY a MoNTMnl.LI.VS Olfice. .M«o. a |*iir of Film Y’ouug Mules, well broke. Nov 20 FOll SALE. 1.013 ACRES OF WKLLTIMIIKRKD PINK ^I.AND. on the Ogei-cheo River, in Bulloch Co., None of the Ranging Timber («’hit'll (s as i,any In tho State,i h.ur ever been cut off, arm tie- farthest i>f it is not more than two mil, * from the River. Apply to WM. WRIGHT. Valuable Savannah River Tide Swamp mcra XjAivdb fou saxjId. I PROPOSE to sell my KICK LANDS on Izln J,Island and AiigiiHtine Creek,a anting to about K l.lisi acres, of which about 7«H» acres are improved ami in K-*>d planting order, together with a ilwel- liiii, lloiire, over** it s house, m-gro i|iinrter* uml bri.-k Urn, with steam thrasher. This property is divisible into five plantation* containing from 130 to 17*1 acre, curb, witli high ground settlement, attached to each. I will sell ii* purchaser* may desire, in one body or sepa rately. I will also sell about 130 Negroes, bred on tho place, among whom are an unusual pm|>ortioii of young men and women. I will sell the Rice Lauds all or in part, with or with out the Negroes. For tlm Lind*, jairt cash, tlm remainer on time. For further particular*, enrjnire of Messrs. ROUT. IIAIIF7R- HI AM k SON, or on tlm premises, lo nov 28—Wlm W. 0. DANIEL, FOR BAIiB. 600 ACRES of Land, lying in Scrlven county, firvj&uudon the Ogeerhee River, 62 miles from the city, B^P^aud the C. R. R. running through it: 75 imt.-s of upland and a portion of the hay land cleared nnd muter fence, tlm balance well timbered with pitm and other growth. The buy land I* e(|imllyu* good uml fi-rtilo a*the "Cooper’s" or "Young's" bays, it lying between • hem. The improvements ure a I story frame Dwelling, 3. hi lib feet, with flveriMun, nml all necessary outbuild- ill--. TIm- health of the location I*n* go.*1 n* any in the low . ountrv. On the place Is a dm- Peach Orchard and oiln-r d- reriptioii* <>f fruit. With the place can he Irought u bn- -t.s k .d Cuttle and llogs. Ac., aiidiigisulassortuienl ot Farming Implements, If tho purchaser wish. Fart,, iiln, a. apply to “ W,M UoV 12—3w _ Kleam Saw Mill, A i.aml for Male, A FINK STEAM SAW MILL, located In Ihilhsh ffrvTt county, on the gr.-nt Ogeecln-e River, together with a tract of lu.issi acre* gis.d pine luml, nud -Tly, noma swamp land upon which I* a line growth of oak, hickory, n»h, Ac. Alxnit 6o«) acres of tlm laud is rlcared.iipon whi< Ii are two sett lenient' of g.ssl dwellings, a gill lion-.- and all nenwsaiy iinproVeiueuts for planta- tion us*-. The Mill has mi .-ve.-lli nt clrciilamaw attached. The projierty will be sold at a tail gain. Kn.piire of It. .McCROAN, nov 14 2m Hcurborn', Scriv.-n Co., tin. Charleston Courier will copy tlm iiIh.vu to tlm ain't of live dollars, and rend bill to Oil* office. A Valuable I’lniilation, in Liberty Co., FOR MALE. tgfk Til K Sub-rilmr. wishing In remove, ofi.rs f-.r "f* Hal.- III, pi ml lie'll Ii.lj.iillilig tlm Village of Klein- fii'.lMi. consist lug of eight bundled wres. a part of which h .-1-ell siiccrsHfnlly cultivated III crop*.if Corn, Cotton and life. The Imlanco well timbered with oak,cypres*, Kiel yellow pine forest, convenient to the Savannah, Al- I.SI.V nml Gulf Rail lloari. I'|*»n thn premises are n I -ml rlable Dwi lling, giii-hoiise, grist mill, negro house* si.d femes ill g.**l re|mlr. A g.ssl rehcMil and rhurrh m<-mar by. and an extensive, and uurivulled iimivlows !-.r st.s k giu/iug. Persons wisliing to buy will please apply to JOlf.N' E. MANN, lliimsvllle, (la.. iiov 12 or to WYLLY A MONTMGLLIN. ELECTION NOTICE. \ N ELECTION FOR MAYOR AND TWELVE AI.DEIl- MEN «f tin- City of r-avniiiiiili and Hiiml.'ts thereof, will l><- held ut tie* Court Hour.. in tin- City of Savannah, '.n ih- First Monday in December next. Tlm City Treus- '•in will |,e present with In- Tax Digest, and tlm City ►Ls-11(1 and Ills Deputy, uml tlm City Poll, e are ordered to SU'-imI to preserve Older. The lion, the Justices of tlm have Ix-sa re.|l|e»led to preside lit said TO THE VOTERS OK CHATHAM COUNTY. GENTLEMEN :— I uin n cnmlidnto for tho ifllco of Tax Uollootor of this County, (the* eli'ctiou to lm held on th» first .Monday lu January, 1850,) ami respectfully solicit your support, nov I—tile A. F. DENNETT. FOR NIIEIilFF. FELLOW-CITIZENS—I offer for iheoffleo _ of Sheriff of Cbathatn county, at the ensulna li-ctlon lu Jununry next, and lespeotlullv solicit your upport. [oct 17—Id] WARING RU83KI.L. WANTED, L AND WARRANTS. Theliiglmst going rates will bo paid for Laud Warrant*, hy nnv 21 SPENCER CUR REEL A CO. TO BR1CKMAKERN. W ANTED .MHI.(HK) Rrlek. For jmrti. ulnr*, empiire or the subscriber, on the secend slorv of tin- So Building. povgl JOHN S. NORRIS, Archltei WANTED TO llllll:. 1 *) AIILE-IK U)lEli Negro Men to work nscoal-passcrs L nil board sleaiiudilp Isabel. Apply to BOV 5 COHENS Si HERTZ. RECK FREIGHT WANTED. A DECK LOAD of t.'otton Is wauled for Brig L. A PALMER, bound lor Boston. Apply to nor 2 Ct HI KNHh.ll F.RTZ. WANTED, r J , 0 PURCHASE, Second-hand Wine ami Port' Stiippiuu aauri'tisrmnun. JTT\ FOll NEW YORK—UNION LINK.— J$W*.The regular |Kw kct sebr. NORTH STATE. Horton, master,willlitiv*—»-*-*— —• - — • apply to At Prtvuto Halo. 6 Shares Armory Hull Stock. If not sold at privalo salt, will lio s«'Id at nubile out cry, before the Court House, on Tuesday the Oth of November, during the usual hours of sale oct 31 Public Hale. 03 Plantation Ncgroc* w.ll bn sold al public outcry, on THUKHDAY, 22d or November, nt II o’clock, at Milieu, on the Central Rail Road. (70 mho ilatton.) This gang of Negroes worn raised in Hcrtven County, on tho plantation of Jefferson Roberta, and tire well • despatch for the ulx.vv port. Fnr fre'iglit' k,,nwn ‘•"•mglioiit that County as good plantation hands, in, v 24 OGDEN, STARR A CO ’ ' cccuitomeil to tho culture of corn and eottou. The men '... i are among tlm must export nml skillful timber cutters y^-FOIl NEW YOI1K,—DF!MILL'S LINK— • In tho Slate. To those dorireus of purchasing Negroes fOrml The Him SeluMiner.M. Y..I1AVIS.('apt, Roldnson, I for plaiitailon nurposos iinexcepllonai lu ovury respevt, wants about 5u hale* Cotton to complete Cargo. Apply i anil of established reputation III their neighborhood, an i« m»v27 ROWLAND A SON. j opportunity is afforded sm'li as seldom occurs. FOll NEW YOllK,—DEMlLI/s t t\i~ ' Titles undoubted. Terms cash, or city aceoptnnccs. diUk *1-^“r lT!..-k..I*“rirl-ltTBi, , BKSn,! SV! e„r 'ntormHl'-u. .|. n lr m TO.»*. W 0.,1.,.|N» M.c"... N III ivy. call take hulk uf 100 bales Cott,,„. Apply to , <, “'’ 0 1 r Ml " Y l ' 1 * Y k MO *V v1 ' IIOV2T ROWLAND AWIN'. I uct w Savannah. Ga. ROWLAND SON. | ^ Jh FOll NE1W YORK.—DEM ILLS LINK.— I AR49, The new A No. 1 Selmuner It 1011A It I) M. DK- MTl.t,, IlirnmiLook, Master, is rvadv t» receive Freight for iiImivc |Hirt. Apply to ROWLAND A SON. Apply to Bottles T. J. WALSII, No. 170Buy street. WANTED. V Hill HUSH ELS of OYSTER SHELLS to bo llMF^lMJU delivered within the next six months.— Apply to [oct23 c. A. L. LAMAR. FOR ORDINARY. TO THE VOTERS OF CHATHAM COUNTY. Gentlemen:—I nin a Candidate for election __ to the office of Ordinary, ul tho election in Junuaiy next, and will bu Ihitukrul lor your support. may •-’O* M. G. SIIKFTALL. j FELLOW CITIZENS:—I am a candidate J __ for tho office of Ordinary at tho election III , Jnnuaiy next, and respectfully ask your support, may 7 JVM BARNARD E. IIKE. j W’ E are authorized to announce J A .M EH E. j ■■F GODFREY, a* a cuuilnlalo for the office of j o.-dTiiury of Chatham County, al the ensuing January election. _ may 5—id | Wo are authorized to annoiinco THOMAS _ (1. HARDEN, n* a candidate lor the office rdlnary of Chatham Counly, nt Ihe ensuing J ■ellot |e 4-tile* Ft Ml CLEIIK OF t'«l RT8._ FELLOW CITIZENS:—! urn * cnmlidai.- for tlm office of cturK or the Superior and inmrior Courts at the election in January next, and re spectlully ask yoursupport. JNO. E. DAVIS, jell—Ida _______________ I FELLOVV-t.'iTIZENS: —I am a candidate at the election lu Jiiuunry next, for Clerk of I superior and Inferior Courts, und will he Ihtiiikful . your suffrages. W.M. II. IIULLOCII. , may 14 JamViU m* ~ NOTICE.—Wo are authorized to aunouiice [ttB? JOHN V. TARVER as a Candidate for Clerk , of t lie Superior and Inferior Courts, at lliounsulng elec- > lion, In January next, may 12 Jan *511 lor IIFX'EIVEK OF TAX llETI'HNN. nr FuLLOvv-CiTt/.kMa : I atn a candidate for the | offleo of Iteeel ver of Tax Ruturns, for Chaihuni County, j at the election In January nexl, aud respectfully solicit jour vme*. nov 4—-id S. 8. HIIILEY AT COST PRICE! W. D, ZOUtSAl M I Ac- CO, have received Vl'" 1 "" hrst clan* J. fhlck-irarjr * I I •ering and J. Gillurt Alls Co.'* Six nnd Seven Octave PIANOS, on commission,'of whhli they are uutliori*< > d to di-|M<*e of AT COST PRICK! For duruldlity they can he fully warranted, whilst their volume uf tune is acknowledged by tlm most critical con- noiseiirs. Pnrrhiisers anil es/n'cjally the Iwidies, ore respectfully Invited tolview these lu-tniincnt.-*. W. D. ZOGBAl’M * CO., ii" v 2rt N"». 107 Hr van uid fit et. .1 nli-ri street*. Smoke Good Segars! «*>• YOU WILL FIND THEM nu CORNER OF DILL 4c IONURE88.8T8. I HAVE RECEIVED by recent arrival* the following brands, in addition to my stuck ul CHOICE SEGARS. so universally acknowledged by Judges of the urtlelu, as “JXJBT TXXX1 THING, ! »' Cuitchitu Opurn, 1st Ik-*cnl>Hei-tu, Excelsior Superior, lsv I’ruiititml, Cunsolacluii, Li Vlgilencla, Gutierrez opera*, nov 24 M. MOLINA. JAS. ll. DICKSON, I,ilc ami fire Insurance Agent, W ILL TRAVEL through Central nml Upper Georgia and T>-nm s*' , e, duly authorized by ivsiioiiaiblu Companies, to solicit nnd receive applications from par ties wishing their live* or property iiiMin-d. He will also act n* agent h>r the Savannah Republican. Itrf'T* to Messrs. Webster A Palme*, Win. King. Ken nedy k Reach, J. M. Norwood, 1». W. Alexander, V. W. Skiff. Savannah. UoV (V—tf_ £]. M. BLOUNT, UOLLEL'TING AGENT, DARIEN, GEORGIA, TOUI.D respectfully refer nurtlonlo tho following FOR BOSTON.—Thi'K-hr.' E. KIDDER, Tyler, will have despatch for the alxive port, j r freight apply to IIU.VTEK & GA.MMKLL. liov 27 FOR NEW YORK-OLD KSTA1ILISH- .___KI» LINK.—Tlm sclir. J. PRICK, Price, master, i will liuve <|uk'k de*|*it( Ii a* ab.ive. For freight, applv on ! board, or to nov 24 BRIGHAM, KBLLVACO. | VESSELS WANTED. A Vessel to load Irmu .lucksoiirillo, Fla., to 1 Philadelphia. '*cl to Load front Jacksonville, Fla., to Boston. A Vessel t" Laid from Darien, Geo., to Thomastori, Sle. For which a liberal freight will be |4iid. Apply to mo 23 IV A V Eli A CONST ANTI N K. FOR NEW YORK.—OLDESTAIII.ISIIKD LINK.—Tho brig MARY, Walker, master, will Jttitliave despatch a* above. For freight, apply on board at Telfitlr'a \\ htirf, or to nov 23 llRKIIIAM, KEIJ.Y A CO. f > FOR 11 ALT1.MORE.—Tlm m-lir. WOOD- Jj^^llltllsiE. White. Iiiii'ter, will have dispatch Tor the .ilxive jxirt. Fo-i freight or passage, upply on board at Telfair's Wharf, or to nov 23 BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. FOll BOSTON.—Tlm'x|,ip HARTFORD'. ^MUllallett, master, will have despatch for the above •JMSport. For freight or |>u»*ugc, apply on bounl at Tellair * Wharf, or to ii" v 23 lilt It 111A M. KELLY A CO. , n FOR HAVRE.-Tlio Ship CONDUIr, Captain '*• Mortimer, for engagement of Grain or Cot- .Ink tolls apply to nov 22 J. R. A J.G. MILLS. FOR NEW YORK—DEM ILL'S LINK.— ^Cg.The regular |mckot bark PETER DEM ILL. N. Iloej, mastar, wants about 4uu bale* Cotton, to complete cargo. Apply to • ROWLAND ft SON, nov 22 <*.;£> FOR NEW YORK—GEOIHHA'LINK — ifiaSEThe line fast sailing sclir DYAL SCRANTON, Lovdcn master, will havo iptlck despatch for the above port. For freight or passage, apply on hoard to captain. or to nov 21 COHENS A HERTZ. WANTED TO CHARTER.—A vessel JjfiEto load with Timber ami Lumber, fur St. Johns N. IT. Apply to CAKLKT0N ft PARSONS, nov 21 iiji' FOR NEW YORK-llrig AUGUSTA, Stone ^)li£iuaster, will meet with despatch for tlm above port. For freight engagement*, apply to n»vM DANA A WASHBURN. 'L£> FOR BOSTON.—The new fast sailing AMgluickot b.uk GENERAL WARREN, R. F. Cliffonr, mai-ter, having two-third* oflmr cargo engaged, will have Immediate dispatch. For balance of freight apply to captain on hoard, or to nov 20 _ CARLKTON ft PARSONS, .f?: FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER AN EASTERN OR NORTHERN ltlRT.—'The new iK.hr. J. A. STANLEY, Cnpt. Simnioii*, is ready to receive freight or charteras above. Apply to nov 17 Rowland ft son. ex IK" eliungeil, will IlllVe l|lllek ilexp«|eli ni n lx>vr. y,,r freight or iNiNsage, iiffidy to BRIO HAM, KELLY A CO. 5-w FOl* BOSTON .—The fast'sailing bark *£££( 1 KORl IK TIP Ol AS. Aiimbury iimMer, Imv mg p.irl ol tier cargo engaged, w ill have i|uick desp.itch us above. For freight or passage, apply to eaplalu on board, or to CARLKTON A PARSONS. WANTED TO t llAIITER.-A Vessel ^yggLiilxiut the cu|>acity of 250cask* Kin . Applv to CPU END ft IIKWTZ, FOllFREKOlTdll 1 11 AllTKIl.— .JjM^Tlie sclir. ANANDALi;. II master. Apply to CARLKTON A PARSONS. -The A 1 American •c* master, having iptick despatch.— BYOCTAVliNt-UHEN. Ilnuidlcs at Auction. On MONDAY,next, Dec. 3, nt ll o'clock, will be sold lu front of Store. 2 Il f Pipes " Pinctt CuMtilloii Co”Champagne Brandy. 5 •* •• ** Cognac dark “ 1 “ J. A S. Murtell •• •• - 1 “ « A. Brilloun -mu 1 “ “ Gautier Freres «• m «. 2 “ “ J. B.Gmldiinl “ Pale " 4 qr. •* Gib * Iteeckcr » •• “ tl •• “ Piiiett Cantillon Co. ** Dark “ 3 “ “ Rastenu 2 “ •• LiU-rty - « a 1 “ “ Citrmilla Sigm tto “ • •• 2 2 “ Mnglonv m m m 2 “ “ J. B. Gmldanl “ • " 2 “ “ Brlsi|iiolt, Titclioe Co" “ ** 1 “ “ June s Moiih “ ■ • 1 “ “ Gautier Fo-crs M “ •* 1 “ “ Reuuiitt ft Co “ • « 1 “ •• Tarm-uud -mm Term*.—Sum* iinib r $100, cash, from $100 to $300, 00 days,over $300 4 month* fur approved eudoised notes. nov27 by fflSISTjffiiSSKiN EXECUTORS SALE. « N tlm first TUESDAY in January next,in front of the Court House, between the legal hours o| vale, will be •old, in compliance with tin- lust will uml testament of lute Doriithcu Abrahams, thu follow ing valuable City pro perty, lx longing to Mild estate: Half Lot No. I in fee simple, Laroche, Tythiug Ilcatli- court Maid, m xt to the residence of J. W. Morrt-1, with the brick t wo story dwelling, »tore nud cellar, fronting on Broughton street, now occupi<d Ity J. D. .lesse nsa family grocery, subject to u lease of three years from first of Feb ruary next. I*>t No. 3, Liberty Ward,with the two tenement two story wooden dwelling, fronting on Broughton street, w ith car riage houses,stable* ami kitchen. The lot issubject toiiu annual ground rent to thu City of $27.50 (twenty-seven dollar* nml fifty cents.) Also, Lot No. 19. Jackson Ward, on which I* a large two story wooden dvvellingon a high I trick iNtsciueiit. fronting oil Hull street, with carriage house and stable; on the southwest corner of said lot, I* a small two story wooden dwelling on a high brick basement, fronting also on Hull street, with carriage h nine uml stable; this lot I* subject to auauuiial ground rent of $33.12 (thirty-three dollars nnd twelve cent*. Tie- above property will ho sold without reserve. Term*—One-third cn«h, one-third three mouth* credit, and remaining third four mouth* credit, secured by mort gage of the property, and policy of insurance transferred. J. BKLAMOTTA, nov 10 Executor Dorothea Abrahams. Auction Sales. HY T. J. WALMI. Auction Sales. HY HELL A PHEM IVV [Htircsssoas to Pnii-aairi ftRsu , Underwriter's Bale. On FRIDAY, 30th Nor., at 11 o'clock, In front of etore, will Imj sold fur account of underwriters and all con cerned, A lurga lot of fine fashionable Clothing, Furnishing Gixsls, ftc., consisting of fine cnaslmero nml broadclotb Coats, Pam*. \i*U, Shirt*. Hosiery. Gloves. Crnvats, tk-arf*. Tie*, Htorks, Umbrellas, Trunks, Rubber Goods, Handkerchief*, Drawers, SusiH-mler*, Hair llrtishes, %rt- im.ni. H, Cloth*. CuHsluu.ro*, Vestings, Tailor’s Trimmings, fntiiy Articles, Ac., fte.-, (Uinaged Hl ,j 10 fin, In Borrei’a hiilhllnu on the morning of nth tilt., and mild for ac count of all concerned. Terms ca*h. not 28 Indian Ponv at PrivauTlupr A very Quo “ Creek” Indian Baikllo Pony. Bold for ti" fault. hot 96 600 Acres Land at Auction. On TUESDAY next, 4th Dec., at 11 o’clock, In front iff Court llonsc, fluid hnnd, wbhber children, a boy 12 yrdrs aud a girl | Five Lota of good, well timbered Und,each 1,000 acres, 2 joar*—a Woman 35 years, a good Cook anil Waslu r, ' * her children, a boy 8 years, and a boy |8 mouth*. Tl- *'•* ii ml oil Ittiil. nov U Private Halo, 811 'RTS and llrun, In quantities In suit purchasers— A pair of gi-ntlo Family Carrluge lluraos, kind In har ness and good iravo lers. Central Railroad Htnck. Souih Western Railroad Slock. net 27. ►limit' ll In Montgomery county^nn theOconeeIIIvi-r,near l.iiinlx-r City. The above l*it* of Und are vuluablo timbered lands, For further jinrtlciilnrs, suqulrM at our (''Minting R<mmu, where a plat of said lands can be seen. Terms : half ru*h, thu balanco *lx months for upprovixl pu|ier with interests piircha*crs paying for titles. v 20 Al Prlvatu Hnlo. A llond ol thu Htatu of Georgia for $500, bearing In tcrost 7 per cent. A lloml of the South Western Railroad for$500,con- ventblo In stock. oct 15 Private Halo ' A likely mulatto Imy aged 25 years, to ho sold to a city resident owner, only. Term* accommodating. aep 23 Privalo Halo. Two “ Ely’s Pnlent” Gins for Hea Island Cotton, fino fluish, with mutollc rollers, (now,) for sale low. Alio, 1(10 sacks of (2 bushels o ich) Egyptian Oats for seed, for sale In quantities to suit purchasers—a suite- nor aril lo.|oct 0 Peruvian Syrup, FOR THE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Incipient Diseases of the Lungs and Bronchial Passages, General Debility, fto. Ao. Ac. T HE following are taken from hundred* of tho strong est testimonial*:— Rostov, June 7. l-*>65. As you have requested Homo iiccoillit of the benefit ex perienced in my case from the Peruvian Sy rup, I will Mate that for several years I hnve suffered from a catnlir- nl affection consequent upon llronchltln. 1 tried various remedies. Including tonics nml stiiuulnnl*, geiienil uml topical, but obtained no relief. The system seemed to bu fulling under repeated i-ongt-Mlvo (ittuck*, induced g< rally by sudden changes in the weather and over e: tlon, the attm ks recurring u|miii an average every thn week*, the effi ct* md pa-»ing off for several day*. From te*tiimininlsmbliiced In lavoruf the Syrup, 1 made trial of It. nud noon experienced a decided Improvement in strength uml abdlty to resist atmospheric changes. It is now six month* since 1 Imd a rectirrenco of the conges tive attack', nnd I have no doubt, milling my experience to that of other*, that thu Syrup produced the lavonibb Administrator * Sale. On TUESDAY, lltli of December next, at 11 o’clock, will be sold at thu Mnndinll IImim-, Broughton struct, * All thu Furniture In said llnii**,(-om<i*tingof a large and i complete assortment for said Hotel of Parlor, Chamber and ' Kitchen Furniture; also an Omnibus and sett of Harness for four horses. Sold ns the perishable pro|ierty belonging to the estate of A. 11. Hartwell, deceased, by permission of the Court of ordinary and |x-r order of the Administrator, ; for the benefit of the creditor* and heirs of said estate. 1 Term* cash. A. RON A I'D, Temporary Adm’r. | N. 11. A catalogue of the article* can be seen on aigilic*- I tion ut our Counting Room*, or to tho Administrator. ALMO, i The lease of the Marshall House can bo treated for pr» * vlous to the day of sale, on application to A. D0NAUD or Mr*. MARY MARSHALL. nov 10 CAUTION iO THE PUBLIC learning from Borne of tho respectable firms of 1 Charleston und Savannah, that my Scheidnm Arotnsllo ' Schnapps,Is oxtuuslvcly cnuntcrtoiled by a number of l.lqnnr mixers in New York, Philadelphia and Boston, ; aud finding that the pirates daringly advertise their per* ulclous deceptions under the name which belongs to my I astlclt, I think It necessary to caution tha community > against these vendors of poison In dlsgnlsa. | I Introduced the Scheldam AromsttcHcbnappf forth ; purgose of supplying the modlcul faculty and the whole ' community with a pure medicinal spirit, which tuigh be prescribed with confidence; loalt cases where sllrnu ant* wore required, without producing the fearful con* sequences which Invariably result from using adulterate i ed liquor. In order to render nssurance doubly sure, I pm-. [ had thu article analyzed by chemists of world-wide xcr- | celebrity,und submitted It for experimental (cat lo thou- sands of dts' nguithed medical practillouers, There- •|k)iispb front these sources were of the most unequivo cal and satisfactory character ll Is uow before tho pnb lie, surrounded with these gunraiilees,and bearing these unimpeachable endorsements, uua 1 call upon the com* tnunlty lo protect themselves and me, their own health rliiing'-. Every physitiau is well nunre that there are | ami my reputation, by frowning down and repudiating b'.bTMM ShM77;-.m!\7( l wh5n. fi.SIw'aOM] ; '""I'l™*"" „»cu'.u , », wto ... p.d-III.B foul commodities undercover of my trade mark. No article bail ever been Imported Irom llollund Into tills market uttilot thu nnmu of Hclrnapps, previous to tho appear mice of WollVt 8cbeldam Aromatic Schnapps, in; his .. . ... Jneob Rokenboiigh, Dnrlcn, On.} Hniniwl Palmer 4t Hon, FEI.LOW-CITIZKNH:—I urn a candidate , ^ uvn „„ B |i; M.F.Htacoy, F.-q-, (Tiarloslon, 8 U-; F. J. for tho office of Receiver of Tux Returns, In | u ec | tf i: S( ,, fig Wall-street, New York. .. . .... •■>»« oct2 W.M. WRIGHT. anuury next, and respectfully solicit your votes, may2011 JOHN H. HABERSHAM. FELLOW CITIZENS hi, the flr*l ot ’jpoKT May last, I announced mjtell a candidate for Receiver of Tax Returua: ami am nuwifcnuill- uate for that office, nt the next election, aud respect fully solicit ynnr support. Your obedlonl servant, jo tl B.T.TIIBU9 1 _ Tn MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF CHATHAM tf). j I am a rnndidnto for Recotver of Tax Re-j \£gSj turns at the eleciion In January next, amt re- snoeifiiUy «sk your support, may 3*'-Jaii5, , 5ii WM. W. OATES. SAVANWAil, MA# I, IH65. Messrs. Editors:—You will ple:i*e un- &*§T r.ounco Mr. ALEXANDER THOMAS a* a niididale for Receiver of Tax Returns, at the ensuing j January election, and oblige MANY VOTERS. tuny 3 _ J FELLOW CITIZENS :--l atn n candidate M*8f for the ofllco of Receiver <>f Tax Return*, III Jauuury next, and respectfully solicit your votes. may IP—if i. e. ihllon._ FKLLOW-CtTIZENS:— I am a candidate for the office of Receiver of Tax ReMirns, In January next, and rc*pectfu!ly solicit your vote*. I if 7. N. WINKLER. far January tie roil TAX OOlsLfiOTOH. TO THE VOTKRH OF CHATHAM COUNTY. ft/t-jOf* GENTLEMEN I am acandidalu for Ihe office of Tax Collector of this County, (the clue'Ion to be held on thu first Monday In Jauuary, IH5ll,) uud respectfully solicit ynnr support, may 111—If PETEK (1. THOMAS. CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. 1 HAVE Till." DAY it*wH-iuU-d with me. "AMUKI.0. GAR.MANY ami FRANCIS J.CHAMPION. Thebusl- ni-KMWlll hereafter bo rondueted under the immo and style of GAR.MANY8 A CHAMPION. ‘Savannah, Ua., Nov. 1,1866. iiov 6 O, W. OARMANY CITY COURT OF SAVANNAH. NOVEMBER TERM, 1866. T HE CITY COURT of Savannah ha*been n,(|ourned until thn 2d Monday of Deceml>er next. Huitor*, Ju- nuniind Witnesses, will please take notlee. n.'Vti-tl WM. II. BUI,LOCH, Clerk. NOTICE. ]^j|R. 8. C. DUNNING having retired from the Agency _|.yM of the Howard I n*urnui-e Company of New York tin- appointment ban been conferred upon Hu* undersign ed, w Ini w ill coudiict the bust ties* of this Company for th future a* ils Agent for thu State "flieorgla. nov7—1 hi CHAS. IF.CAMPF1ELP. Harbin,Oct., 1856. MRS." I)R. a \M\GII\M T S S(ilOOL WAS Ol'EXKt) OX TIIR Firnt Moniliiy in NoveniDrr. M RS. C. would inform her friend* tlmt^thero are afetv vncanrle* whleh may he filled hy applying Imme diately. A few young I sillies would la* reeelved into the family a* laianling seholar*, where they will recoivo thu kuel'Vt uire and iitteiitioii. Mr. MASSON. Teacher of tie* French Language. Real- drneo North side of Liberty street, 4 d«*»rs tiliovo Rar- nard. _ nov 22 ~iMin wihox, DENTISTS, Office over DeWlll ft Morgan's Store on Congress Street, SAVANNAH, OA. oct 4—ly HII IIUAL CARD. JUZjZTJS haring, JProfeHHor of alia Hie, Respectfully offer his services to the 'citizens of Suvanuuh. T'o bo Inittid at VV. I). Zoghanm's Music Store oct 1—3tn HATS AND CAPS ^Corner Ilarnurd .t llrouglilon-Sts. —l ’ILK MAT". SOFT HATS, of nil descriptions. CAPS .if every STYLE and QUALITY. Low (or (’ash nr hood Crrdit. CORNER OF oc.H IJuii IHtoHGIlTON ft BARNARD. B. ELLIS, factor and General Commission ii ■:it<ii.\.\ , r, No. 71 IluyNireci, Sttvnnnali, Gn. CENTRAL NOTICK. . It. It. AND RANKING CO.OF 0A.) Savannah. November 14,1*85. / I Meeting of Stockholders will he hebl ui Tnesdav, 18th December next, nt 10 o'rlork, A. M. 15-1Sdec GKO. A. f'l.'YLER, (Vi'Mer. f|XHF, Annual K ranuy.- nov27_ •y AllNH—A B randy, «in and avhiskey.-v« rlous iinalitles in store. For sale by nov27 WILLIAMS ft RATCLIFF. S A ni. R 0 1.1!) A. IMPORTER OF CHOICE SPANISH SEGARS, Tobacco j Xc. COKNKn 0P CONIIRRSS AN0 Ill'Ll. Strkxts, S A V A N N A II. nor I—lyr J. R. (III.MOHK. uu m it.'U'.v. J. R. GILMORE & CO., Commission Merchants, WWW YOllK. Particular attention niven to the Nile of Cotton, lllco, fte., and liberal rash adiauee* mmle on i-"nsigiimeuts. REFERENCES:—Hunter ft Giunmell. Savniuinh, (la. O.G. I’araley, Eaq., PreHldent ('"intnercial Bank, Kidder A Martin, J. II. Flauner, Ksip, Wilmington, N. C. nov 16—ly tl*, ti l>> lb wilutlon of (%.unr|| passed 16th Nov.. IH66, h-.v2ft—Id A. (’. DAVENI'OBT, i*. c. TO liltlCK I. A YEltH, Pl.ANTEHERH, AND PAINT1CRN. pilllplffiAIJl will be n-reived for the ereetlon of the 1 tlau|i. ,*i |" W | Mull*''. Fur iHirlleolnr* I’li'liliri-uf (he ■ ■AY, POTATOEM AND BRICK. Imi || bales llay: 176 barrels potatocH: Wl.WKl llrirk. It' i i-lvi-d per Brig Geo, Htoekhiun, from Bath. For mile bv m.v2T T. It. ft J.G. MILLS. £ tOFFKK.-G.**l to'prime ltl..V..ffii- in lot* to suit pnrrliiwN-ra. WILLIAMS ft RATCLIFF. n t l<*FI 1<:1.1> IIANh7—jm('anli* Bullb ld reb-lua* t''ilI laiiiH liuidiiig rroiii Nteainsliip Statu of Georgia nud for sab* by CLAOIlOltN A CUNNINGHAM, iiov 27 S A I.T.—Hsmi Hark* IJver’|*»d Salt;4SSI BuslielfTurks ImI.iiuI Hull; 2b Ton* Ruck Salt, lu store, and for |,y FLAG HORN ft CUNNINGHAM. tints, landing fiom *ehr Wisslbridge. And for sale liov 27 CLAGIIOIIN ft CUNNINGHAM. to thn yard, Irualiiirgs, H ale by (BANE. WELLS ft CO. WINK TKAN.—A supply *ff very su|H*rlor Hyson, 1 Young llvwin nud Black Tea*. Just received, by JOHN 11. MtMIBK A t,1J.,Gibbon's Buildings. SNABL'ROS. jn bab jii*» received and f* it 23 A supply the i JOHN 8. Mil;It 18, An Idle. I. IS' JAI.T -Liverpool Hull in Store, and for sale by f. A. L. LAMA I 1080. MILL11IIH 1080. PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS'ALMANAC, For the States of Carolina nud Georgia, For Ihe Ytairof oar Lord 1N00. Received nud for sale, wholesale and retail, by WA KNOCK A: DAVIS, HookM'llcra nnd Stntionors, No. 160 Cougrss street, nov 22 t UIAFFF.R A, CO. Iiavfl a large nn.HrdUHectod / stiM-k of Whit" ls.nl*. Freiieh and Aiiierienii Zii (,'broniea, Ae., gioiiud in Oil and Dry Lliiseeil, and ,'ipi.... oil*, Painter*', Miisini*', Whltewiutli and Cotton Mnrkiiig Briihh' H. whleh w« lire prepured to sell cheaper than uvi offen-d in this inarkei, nov 2fi— 0 Alt HLK RIANTKLH.-Un.ling and on- _ _ stoutly for sale, Mnrldo Maut"l* of tin- most mod em stylo—iheap. CHAFFER A CO., IIOV 26—0 No. 0 Wldlaker st. NPOIITHRIAN'H AltTiri.ES. f N LEY'S Isoidoii Cheiulcully I'repared Gun Wadding, ’'J Baldwin'* Indent'd and Kelt Madding, used u, prevent the leading of gilll*. Bley's Central l ire Cap*, Cox'* Ground Edge do, Kby * Patent Cartridge*,Curtis A ll.irvy's powder, Auierli au Guti|Hiwder. Aijvo, a fine assortment of Bison'* Powder l-'laNks and Shot Potirhf*. Game Bag*, YVis-li Bed and Wipers. With a variety of other articles suitable fm gunning, all of which lire Jilst Imported, ami for sab- bv LOVELL A I.ATTIMORK, liov 28 N". II Buruunlstieet. M' HOI >1. ft OR .VALE. M That largo and oummo lion* Dwelling for* roerly ncciijdnl by Dr. Wildman, sllunleil on a full nml half lot nt tho corner otHouth Broad and Abercorn ztivets in this city. Term* liberal. Apply lo BOV 3 IIACON ft LEVY. TO RENT* M TVVO TENEMENTS In (Jordon Block, front ing Chatham Square, and woll lurnlahed with water, gas, ’•lublo*, ftc. I'ossesrlon given 1st No vein tier. EDWARD G. WILSON, Agent, oct lo No. “2 llryan Street. “ FOR RENT. - THE EASTERN TENEMENT or ll-lck Bulld- |i;;;K ing, corner of Abeco n and Jones Street Apply to €»ot_2q_ HOLCOMBE, JlGINSON ft CO. TOliEN'L A brick store and dwelling, corner of Charlton and Jefferson street*. Apply WYLLY ft sept 25 GIL.IIORI' MONTMOLLIN. •V t'O’.N 1.1 NE FOR LIVERPOOL. Ajjj£*hip EtjUlTY. .lame* J. N. luo't other cargo engaged, will Imv For halanee of freight, apply to •k—If 0A11L KPPTNO. VENNEE WAN A ED. A Vessel Irom 4lMl to 600 ton* to brnil with sawed Lumber fur Cadet. For which a llbo- rul freight will be paid. Apply lo nov 2 COHENS ft HERTZ. .££*, F«>R FREIGHT OR ell ARTE'il— 1 The brig ^SU^EoLUS, Kunwlton, mnstcr. Apply to toff 30 OGDEN, STARR ft CO. JE[}- K<>R SALE —FREIGHT t tR CH ARTER.—The jfKijltfloo »chr MARIETTA HAND, well suited lor carrying Grain or Cotton, will take freight or charier, or can he purchaned on application lo Cspt Terry, on board, at Anderson's upper wharf, or to , oct3J Rowland ft son. FOR LIVERPOOL.—Tlio ship MARCIA 17. i DAY, Chase, muster, will have despatch for the •ft. For freight of 5<Mi holes Cotton, apply to , T, II. ft J. G. MILLS. VJa FOR LIVERPOOL—Tito A I American Ship i mSMSm CHARTER <»\K, lloinllitlle, master, having j T ... A ,. nill , part ot her enr-go engaged, will havo quick despatch for ...VVi...•»! ?/„? i .‘ .i ntiiivo port. For Ireignt apply to I am! tin other at the cud of Iho )< GIL'llOUi; & CO’S LINE SiEW Y01IK A SAV.W.VAH PACKETS. 'frills NEW I.INE I* composed of the. following 1 vesn-ls, ono of which wlllleive Pier No. 9 North River, New York, punctually every Thursday: New sclir EDWARD KIDDER, 320 loos,Tyler, Master “ " RENNET PLANNER, 325 do. Applegltt.do “ “ GEORGE l)AVIS. 3'iii ton*, Smllli, do •, “ L()VET PEACOCK, 370 tons. Merry. do “ “ WALI ER RALEIGH. 33(1 tons, .Marshall, do These vessels ure all of the first class, and. having been built during tho past year expressly for the trade, are well deserving the ulteutiou of shippers. They uro C'lmmumled hy masters ot experience amt ability, uud shippers cun rely upon quick illspa.ch. and every alien- tluti being paid lo tlu-ir convenience. J. It. GILMORE ft CO, 164 Wator-»t., N. Y. Hl'NTEll ft G t.MMELL, Agents, Suvuiumh. TO IIIH NERI!EPI-i11N. DANIEL CRONIN, IM'llO.,SI EREU, jjg BRYAN-ST. llTOUl.li respectlully annoiinco to ihe citizens ol TV Savannah, that lie is ready to moke und put down carpets. Oil Cloth, Matting, ftc., at the shortest notice nnd on the most reosoimblo terms. 3ino—oct 3 PRIVATE ACAUEnY, FOR YOUNG LADIES. 1 311E 1 NDERSIGNED designs oponlng a Private . Academy for Young Ladles, In EATONTON,PUTNAM COUNTY,GEORGIA, on Wcdiicsdny,Jan. Oth. IH.'ili. Number of pupils limited to 3G. Tuition pur annum $125 tut—otto half In advance, lu this charge ii i port. For Ireignt upply tn . ... , oct 211 IIRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO. embraced the reuular c.iurse> of English Studies— Lutlu, FOll KENT, ^ THE IVIIARFSTHRi: t., No. 172 Kuv Street, well (hulapteil for storage of cotton or merchiiiidize. Am ■*l | ly »" nov 28 BAYNARH X ROWLAND. FOll 11ENT. 1 The Front (Mile.*, No. 172 llav stn*e», well fitted ! jup for Cott.in ollii.-, with two stork-* iH-neath, well 1 ftidnpted for storugu of cotton or merchandise. Ap- I l'ly I" BAYNARH ft ROWLAND. ! nov 22 FOll SALE. v j**J A DWELLING HOUSE in I order, with a lot : Iso^al n,,, l 11 half of land, u line xituntiou, forsulo low. Ap- 1 JMkplyto a. WII.IIUR, I V 10 Gen'l In*. Alt'! and Broker. • FOR MALE, I**! A LOT IN' WIUTKSVILLK, near tho30 mile atn- tion ('. It. R., on which i* a small Store, Corn Houhu •Lind Stables. Any parson wishing u> imrchase, w ill apply to the subscriber on tin* preinf*-*- If said Lot i* not K*»bl by the fir.'t Monday in January, it w ill la-offered at public oiitery. at tlm Court House m Springfield on that day. HOT g—0w AMO.' F. It All\. TO RENT. THAT DESIRABLE BRICK STORE situated on ji’jia Whitaker street, next door to the corner of Bay aud ktud. opposite Swift ft Co. apply I" nov Oth WM. WRIGHT. T’o iiknTtT” M iiNEofthotenomeiiis on Lincoln street, bo- tween emigre's and St. Julian street*. Terms moderate, aud tioncaslon given immediately.— Enquire ot oct 30 J. F. GAMMON, French. Gorman and Spanish, If desired—Music on | the Piano, Organ, llu-p aud Guitar—Drawing in peiicll- ( lings,Crayon, Momn liroinniles--Painting in Oils,Water colors, amt the beautiful stylo called Grecian Puinting— Embroidery, in all its varieties—Wax Fruit and Flow* I ors. Pens, Ink,Paper,Slates, Pencil*, ftc , supplied gratie. A complete Apparatus will beturnlsiied, in order to afford amnio Illustrations in Ihe Natural Sciences. .MilHeal instruments will he provided, that each pu pil may have tlm inouns of dally practice In addition to tho rcgulur lesson. Attention la called lo Iho fact that no citra charge Is made In this Academy. Thu parent or guardian may make such selections Irom the various departments as time and thu best interests of the pupil may dictate, all to bo Included in Iheainoitul above specified. The old ol nccoiunlisheil teachers bus been secured. Board may ho had in the host families u» 912 00 per month.including washing, fm-l, uml lights. Applicants may address mu lor thu present, at Lump kin,.-'lewrurt county, Ga. 1. H. BRANHAM. nov 3—taw-tf ffi’cteil the cure; therefore 1 will answer in advance queHiou whleh may Ih* Very pru|ierly made: Why speak so confidently in this cn*eJ Beenitsu having tried vari ous retnedie.', nti-l all failing, this clli-i-ted u lavonilTt change in u sii-.rt time, when the system was becoming dally more debilitated, llaiiug the reliable H*Hirunro that no ingiviheut prejudicial to the system enters into j ic composition o| the article, I would jx-comuicml It 1 ) here u tonic and alterative effect I* desired, nud 1 tms you will he aide to make wiinu iinauilementM by which _ . physician* can lermuniend it* trial in tluir practice, with- - York, In tlm year 1*51, and liuvo the certificate In my out seeming to coiiuteunuce quucki-rv. 1 posscseiou ot lliut date. Tho great demand which has ERAS. DANA, M. D. thus been created for tho genuine article has set iho . i whole Inve of counterfeiter* In mol'oii, and the duty I Lima, Nov. 25, 1853. ! owe to my customers and friends, and tho publlc.com- My Friemb*-! hltvw affmiplstrred tin- Syrup to tin- drep- p,-i s me, t<> put them on their guardngalustltnposl- sluil patient of thstown of lluaura. alter *lm had Inch i (ton, VlloLIMlo WlJt.FE, 22 Beaver st., N. York . city. i The first Importation being made into this oily In the I year 1^48, which can be seen by the Cuslo u House ‘ it ink*, I deposit!) my label as a trade mark In the Unit* ml Slates District Court of thu Southern District of New given over by all tho physician- in the province of Chan- cay, and in less than om* month sin 1 ha* Ini onto restored to perftet honltll. Tlm whide quantity taken nil* three bottb-s. I have been overwhelmed with prui*e* and thunk* l»y every lueinlier of the family of the sick lady, so mi no ulou-l.v restored to health; but a* I cannot claim to tay.-elf any merit in this matter, otln-r than having b<-en the happy liman* of cuHIng their attention to a rem edy whose cltlmry hud been proved by me, 1 of course cede to you all tlu-ir grateful encomium* uml heartfelt expressions of kiudue**. as alono dim to the author of a coiil|N)*itiou so beuefieial to humanity. Y’our very humble (e-rrant JUAN FBANCISCUELIGALDE. CARD. The undersigned, having ex|K-rlenced tlio lieneflciul ef fects of tho PERUVIAN SYRUP, do not hesitate to re commend it to tlm attention of tin* public. From our own experience, ii* well a* from the testimo ny of others wlio-e intelligence and integrity nro alto gether nnqtmstloMinblo, no Jinvo no doubt of it* efficacy In case- of lm ipii nt Discnaea of the Lungs uml Broneldal Passage*. Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Drepsv, Neuralgia, General Debility, fte. llldeeil ll* effects Would Imi llicnil- ilde but from the high diameter of those who have wit- nessed them, uud have volunteered tlmir testimony, us wo do our*, to It* ruHtorotivu taiwer*. (Signed) THOMAS A. DEXTER, H. II. KENDALL, M. D., SAMUEL MAY. THOMAS C. AM0RY, GURU AM BROOKS. Extract of a letter from the llev. John Piert Senr.: "Having cnrefttlly read the strong teMlnioiiial* that havo lieen given to tlm efficacy of the Peruvian Syruii in ills- ea»e* of tlm hKIii, I resolved to make trial of It in m.v own case. I ti-'k in July about half u but lio of It. tlm malady i* entirely removed, leaving the skin oil tlm affect ed part a* smooth, soft ami fair, a* it ever was." A supply of tho above valuable medicine received by A. A. SUlJIMONS ft CO.. imv 27—2nw&W Agent* for Suvunilltll. Just Publiihed, by tlio aiOYVAIKB ANSOdATION, P1IILA. R eport on spermatorrhoea, «r nominal Weakness, Impotence, the Vico of Onanism, Masturbntion. or Self-Abuse, and other Diseases ot the Sexual Organs, with on account of the errors and de ceptions of Quacks, anil valuable Advice to thu Afillct- od f hy Geo. R. Galhoun, M. I).. I niisiilling Surgeon of tho llowrard A'sncintinn. I'llilnilulpliia, I'n., a benevo lent Institution established by special endowment, lor the relief ol tlio sick nnd distressed, afflicted with "Vir ulent nud Epidemic Diseases.’’ A copy of thu abnvo Report will bo sent by mail, (In a sealed envelope), free of charge, on tho receipt o' Two Stamps for Postage.— Address HR. Glit). R.CALHOUN, No 2 South NINTH St., Philadelphia. Pa. oct 10—eml3m RANSOM STOVE WORKS, AT Alil,AINV, NEW YORK. W E offor for sale, al our SAVANNAH 8TJVE AGENCY’, n large nml varied assortment of Among the complaints for which the Schnapps has been declared a specific by the emlucnl physicians who j have corresponded witti tho proprietor, ure dropsy, dys pepsia, debility consequent upon loug continued sick, ness uml old nue, upilepsy. asthma, gravel, colic, affec tion'of tho kiduey*, nnd all chronic diroasesof the I geiifto-urinnry uppuraltis. For theso and many other disorder#, ll Is now prescribed with great success, by more Ilian three thousand medical practitioners in varl* 1 ous parts of the United States. I beg to cull the attention of tho rcador to the follow* 1 lug letters from physicians t— | Dr. Charles A. Lease. Commissioner of Health. Balll* i more, writes us billows tn relation to the value of I SchiiappBus u remedy In chronic catarrhal comp tints, I ftc. The letter Is dated July 27,1853:— * I lake great pleusure In bearing highly creditable testimony • n Its efficacy as a remedial agent In the dts* care In which you recommend It. Having a natural leuileucy to the mucus surface*, with a slight degree of s'.luiulutlon, I regard It a« one of the most Important remedies In chronic catarrhal affections, particularly those ol tho genito-urinar) apparatus. Willi much re* Bpuct,your obedient servant, CHAS. A. LEAS, 61. D.” I)r. C. Robbins of Boston.celebrated for his cure of epilepsy,cholera, ftc., complains of the great difficulty of procuring pure Holland gin, und speaks of tho Schel* dam Schuupps as lollows, under duio uf October 5. 1852:— ' "I havo commended your article in four cares—two In Connecticut,one lu Vo-room,and ouo In Rhode Island. Au article of this kind Is truch needed. I have been unable to find a substitute lu the materia medlca lor pur* Holland gin. Y’ours, C. ROBINSON.” "I'm la ii in. pit ia, July 13, 1853. Mr. I’nm.pno Wolfs, 22 l)ea*orstreet, Now York— “Dearsir:—Last season the writer received, through your agent in this city, a uottle of your Aromatic schel- dam Schnapps, and eluco that period has prescribed tho same In certain forms of urinarycomplainls: also in case* of debility Hinged persona, bo far the Schnapps has been of much bcucltl lo those using it. • • * • j n conclusion, where u diuretic nnd stimulant Is required, 1 should use thu Aromulic Scheldam Schnapps. Thank* ing you for your kiuduess, 1 am respectfully yours, A. D. CI1A LON Eft, 61. D. ISO South Eighth street.” Thu suldoined letter from Dr. Paine, of Manchester, New lluinfwhlre, relates to one of the most valuable mcdictiiul properties possessed by the Aromatic Schnapps, and shows that It acts asa specific in a very paiufui disease, the gravel:— "Al a. Wolfic : Permit me to address you a fow line*, which »ou ure at liberty lo ttse.lf you think proper,In re spect to your medicines called Scheldam Schnapps, 1 Imi o hud a very obstinate cuso or gravel and stone of five years standing, causing very ucualepaiu in every al'.cmpi to urinate. After using many remedies without much rcleif, 1 was induced lo try a bottle of your medi cine. In lliucouriu of threodnys It proved effectual, dislodging lur. o piects of stone, some of which waa aa large as u marrowfat pea. I continued the cordial, ac* cording lo directions, aud the patient continued to gain, aud is fust recovering. 1 think a medic mo of to much value In so distressing n complaint should be known lo the public and tho world ul lurgo. And I, for one, must give it my approbation aud signature, THOMAS PAINE,M.D.” From I)r. Johns. Reose, cbomlslf Baltimore, 3ld.. September 15,1052:— •» A number of our physicians nro ordering the article, nud several have already proscribed It. Persons to whom i have sold I•, speak very highly of Its qualities. A geiitk-inun of my own personal acquaintance,, having suffered greatly with an uffi-cilon of tho kidueys and bladder, took two bottles, uml Bubtuqiienlly passed a stone of Lonslileruble size,und was greatly relieved.' It will, no doubt,go Into general use.” From II. A. Prout, M. I)., St. Louis. June fi, 1863:— "liaviug seen your advertisement of a pure Holland gin, worthy the confidence ol physicians, I writo to you wun a view of procuriug a sample of It. lu dropsical affections, and in sotno loruis of renal disease, Its efflea* STOVES, OF OCR OWN MANUFACTURE, and solicit a continuance of the liberal encouragement given our Agency In this city during the pas' year. For. , lllim ri'O Information of ALL PARTIES intcrcrlcd in the I cy has long been acknowledged, and it has only (alien s'lOVE HUS1M.S8’eUher buying or soiling, we havo i into disuse because ut the compounds sold under the customers abroad (ns name of Hoi uud glu. 1 wnnt to use ilat present lu colic. tho satisfaction in informing Ihnrant homo know the fnet.i that during the pa*t year tee hare told MO HU STOCKS than any other estab lishment in tho Siato of Georgia or South Garnlma. We tnnko this statement in Justicu to ourselves, and to sol us right before tho trade, and with a full determin alien of doing more nnd bettor for our customers du ring the presold your. JAMES SULLIVAN, Agent for S. II. Itnnsom ft Co., ort 13—2m Stovo Manufacturers, Mbany, N. Y. TO RENT- Four of the fivetoneinonl Houses, situated on Mil:; corner of Jones and Abercorn streets. Rent JuUILS-’.'iti per minimi. Pos*esslun given immeiliuioly. Also, the store on Bull street opposite the Post Office. Inquire of A. IIONAUD, aug I I Cornerol Buy and Bull streets. Plantation and Negroes, FOR SALK. ° 7 1.340 ACRES OF LAND,on tho Little Ogcochro Itivrr, nix mil''* from Suvaiumli, adapted to Iho ,'ulturo of rice, cotton uud provisions. On the place is a couifortiiblo Dwelling, w ith every convenience and iutoiiilaudation for sixty negroes. The tract i* well timbered and wooded, MisceptiMe of division into farms, with the convenience of a I'lank Road and Canal to the city. YVitli the plantation will lie sold, if desired, 3,000 bu«liel« of coni, (odder, Htock, ftc. Al-i. a gang of SIXTY NEGROES. Apply to the sub scriber, on the premise*. J. M. MIDDLETON. iiov 2rt—cihI2iii Rice Lands and Negroes, FOR BALK. ° iff, A VALUAIII.K RICE PLANTATION, on tho J^yqfcPavaiiniili River, w ithin u few miles of the city, jMV^rontalning near 2imk) acres of land, of w hich 740 acres an* cleared rice land under bank—6l8acres id marsh land, which can be cultivated In rice—157 acres of salt marsh, mljoiiiing lt*«> acres of cleared upland—314 acres of uncleared upland, (hi Gu* premises are (wo settlement*, negro houses to nccominmlatc 200 negroes, one of tin* Imiidwiii'P't settlement* on tin* River, a cum- folia Ido dwelling nnd overseer's house, brick barn nnd steam thrasher, winnowing house, ftc. Possession given immediately. With the land* may In* purchased 170 to ISO Ncgroc* on tl e plantation, accustomed to rice culture. For terni*a|>- plyto It. HABERSHAM ft SON. FOll .HA 1,13, I nov^7 _ • 2nw3m <"Hlrh!k°IIu,r , miml'niinr l ll't’riirii('r l M 1 |'m^onji'ry VALUABLE SEA ISLAND PLANTATION •and Liberty streets,on In* simple lot JO bv 70 ll. , A N n niseis In good repair, and lias been recently ren- I s GANG ill-' it>n NFGIHIF8 ” ovntcd ami nnliited. ll al*" has ga* nud water, Imtand 1 A LANG 111 12(1 NI.GIIOl," —ii •.» For particulars,ntiply to i l^vi• R^AJ*E.—^That valuable PLANTATIONi on SI. I'tllt H A 1,13 • M That commodious uml doslrahlo residence situ- I ntod on Lot No. 34, Liberty Ward, fronting on | South Broad, near West llrornl streets. The j house I* Hiihslanlially built of bricks, is woll mulshed , in ijvery purl,anil fitted up with gusnnd water fixture*. It also ha* an excellent pump in tho yard ami a (lower . garden attached to the premises, together with all uo- cessarynitl hilllitliigs. ,, Tho propertv cun bo Impeded by any ono desirous of purchasing. For terms, apply lo m sep 18—tf TIIOS. II. HARDEN, Trustee. W ars, apply M. WHIG I IIT. TO KENT. I’OSBESSD »N given Immediately, iho Wostern tfiiiT Tenement of II. II. Jackson's House, In South miLllroml-st. Apply to IIOV 2-r-tf JKS1MI B I 111II51* , III noun A.O. DAVENPORT. FOR It 13NT, M A COMFORTABLE Two Story llitck Dwell ing, pleasantly situated on Liberty street, with Hlnhlo,Carriage House .aud Servants Room above, good Yard uml fino Well of Water. Applv to oet 20 W6I, WRIGHT. FOR R13BIT. @ Tho Stores under «T. ANDREW 4 HALL, cor ner of Broughton and Jefferson streets, will bo , lot In two, three, or four, store* to suit tenants. **iou uu 1st November. For terms, apply In nug2() WILLIAM IIQG Kits, Secretary. . FOR U 13NT. M Two largo nud cmnmodlous brick sloror, In Ihe roar of Ihe old Steamboat Co's Yard, from 1st Julio In 1st November, IH56, with thu privilege of continuing tlio rent lor a longer period. Apply alibis office. may8l-lf 1^ SIMON’S ISLANTij known as H AMILTON mining HI7 acres of luiid, of which 5IU acres of first qiinltty hammock are under cultivation. This plantation Is one of tho most honlihy, productive and desirable roriilonces on tho soahonnl of Georgia, aud having been for twenty years under a regular sys tem of manuring, Is now In n high slate of fortuity. On Iho premises are a dwelling house, nml ui excel lent gin and eottou house, with basements of tabby ; a hospital, workshop, corn-ami negro hiiuser,all of tabby, and a slnblo and other outhouses of wood. Those llomenl Is Imtnodiuloly on the bnuils of a bold river of sail water, with a new aud substantial wharf, at which the steamers from Florida In Huvnnnnh nnd Charleston laud, when required; uud Is within 8 miles or tho town nl' Brunswick, uml 2«, ml In* from a sea- bench affording an uninterrupted drive of 4 mile*. Tho houltli of this plantation has bocn remarkable, nnd it enfbys tho nil vantages of regular sea breezes and no nbuiiilniil supply of l!*h and oysters. The gang, which contains 12ti negroes, is orderly,and In every respect n vary valunhle ono. With very fow exceptions, the nog roes composing It havo been born on tin- plantation, nud havo boeii accustomed to a firm and ni'UI discipline. For terms, apply to JyOtl—luwif J. II.CUI'l'KIl, Darinn,Ga. NEW TIN STOKE AND NIIUET-IRON MANUFACTORY, 80.141 SOUTII-WKST MiKKKT Sgt'AKK. DRVAN STRKKT. I WOULD inform my old friends aud pat rons, I have opened tho above store, to con duct thu Stove, Tin and Hneet Iron huslnurs In all its various forms, where will he found n general variety of Stoves, Tin and Sheet- Iron Ware, which I will be pleased to show you, and at such prices aa will satisfy you l( you wnnt to purchase. Al kinds of Hoofing, Gutter* of Load, Galvanized street, It will pay you for the walk, nov3 JOHN J. MAURIC]:, Agent._ It Ul III" Ill'll (i',11 • null, "Ol it a, |lli;ivilt IUCUIIC, Ills an excellent remedy In iufanlilo colic, and I cannot procure a compound tn be relied ou.” From 4. It. YYooiiward, M. D. YValerbury, Vetmont. May 2,1832:— "I urn treating nt the present llmo a chronic affection of the kidneys, which has shown itself very obstluale to diuretics,and havo boon advised to use your Scheldatn Schnapps.” Dr. Snowden l’iggot,of Baltimore, Aug. 14, 1852, thus Indicates tho value of "pure sebeidam” in urinary com plaints :— •*l am fully tcnsible of Ibogreatbeucfitstobe derived In certain torms of urinary disturbance, from the usa of good Holland; but that is au articio so difficult to procure, without great trouble, that I havo been com- IH'llrii to content myself with I ss palatable, and, there- tore,lesslatlhfully taken medtiumeut*. A pure first rate Scheldam cannot tall to meet with the hearty appro; button of physicians.” Dr. It. L. Illcklcy, of East Boston, Aug. 11, 1853 writes • »«r i --’..i.i ; ,,r , - i "l havo just received yours ot tho 7th Inat. ond being Iron \\ ork of every description, Job \\ ork and Rci'ulr- f„n« coimnccil that pure Holland gin is possessed of !!mhh C T:f.hlri l |i e wi- 1 i’ i ' 1 Stove* put up aud 1 Ipc* j Inany mcdictiiul properties, which, wbenjudlclously ad* fU Tin ivlfnli u«i. ii p.ii ,i n w n itrvn,, inluialored, produce very beneficial resulU, I shall be down llryan j ha j,pj to Introduce your Aromulic Scheldam Schnappe ; among my friends in this vicinity.” I l»r. J. It. Kibble. Drakcsvtlle, N.J., In January, 1653, DYIA0 AND llt.\0VATINU ESTABLISHMENT. '•M''* 1 '* **!«■)- 7.T Vnrk.si near th« ( nun iimiue "So great has been the difficulty with mo to procure 7.1 lork &<•» near t no court House, ' a pure article ot gin, and so often havo l been dlsau- poiuted, that I have almost entirely ceased to prescribe gin far uny complaint, aud have nearly despaired of being able to do It with better success, unless youri is what you clulm for; If so, you will havo conferred a boon on the practitioners In this country, that 1 am ' • dm).*’ 73-tYa SAVANNAH, GA. ESTUUSIIEDIX1832. >'73 s nnd friends tho improvents in Dying m'qnired l»y him during hi* lust a i*it to Euglnnd and Scotland, ha*" made sure they will not be slaw lo acknowledge, arningemi-ut* for extending Ills businrs*, by which lu-Is " ‘ " " " ' “ ,, *-*~ mm- emihliHl to Dye a greater variety of Color* on Silk and Woolen Dresses, Shull*, ftc., which ho truris .dense ull patronage.* Gentlemen's Garments Dyed, ('leaned or Renovated, us may 1m- required, in the same sti|M-rior style w hich has gen erally h> mill'll pleased hi*iMitroii*and friend*. Isulies’ Bonni-t* Dyo.1, lllenrhed and I'reMwl in the most fuNhiouuhle styles. Order* from Ihe country pum timlly attended to. Terms moderate. M lieu pan el* an- sent hy sti-aiubi'iit or nillreiul, wonl should be sent him by letter through the Post Office, so thu t lie may know where to call for ther A LEX A N D E It O A f.lAlYVAY. From Dr. S.F. Forbes, Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 13, 1853. "The frequent notice* of the Schiedam Schnapps, ..... ....... both by tho pnuesslun ami tho press, had Induced tha generally ideuse ull who uiny favor him with tlu-ir j desire of testing the efficacy of this preparation of gin irntninuge. ! before I received your noto. 1 trust it will fulfil the - cKticcitiHonn of (be most sanguine, and prove both a blessing and a profit to suffering humanity.” Dr. D. Colkins, town physiciuu and surgeon at Lyme, Connecticut, says, In a letter dated October 14, 1818:— “I consider your Schiedstn Schnapps a supperior ar- . tide, nnd one that will not come short or our highest ' expectations. It is au article tho medical fraternity ! have long wanted. 1 havo used it, so far, with every l uppurculsuccess. I>. COLKINS.” "Laboratory, Now York, May 2,1853. "Mu. Uoot.rito YVotr:—Urar St a:—I cannot speak ' too highly of the purity of your Schiedam Schuapps.— ' Ills decidedly superior to nuythlugof tho kind In , the marRel. It is perfectly freo from the admixture o' 1 fusil oil, or any of those urnyllc compounds which pro- 1 (luce such mischievous and irreparable effect upon tho i constitution, and which very few samples of alcobollo instilled liquors are without—most of them being largely Impregnated with ll. I have personally In spected the vaGous processes of dlitlllallou practiced at Schiedam, and know that unusual care Is taken lo scpuralo the noxious elements from tho pure alcohol and your Schnapps Is a striking proof of Its success.— As u medical agent for chronic and renal affe&ions, I havo successlully pretcrlbed it; and recommcud It as an agreeable cordial aud harmless stimulant, and shall continue to do so as well as to use H asa source of pure alcohol for chemical Investlantlons und experiments. ” Y’our obedient, ISAIAH DECK. Consulting AalytlcalChemist. Tho genuine Is sold by all Iho respectable Druggists and Grecurs!n ihoUullod Stales. ITDOLPHO YVOLFE. 22 Beaver st. New York and 25 South Front at. Philadelphia. n*p 10—luths3m U A Y I 11A Yii 11 AY Til—Sk'foct Northern llay, for sale low, by DAVID IL DII.LGN, nov 10 Market Square. jnnlil _ Carpeting, Curtains, Shades, &c. « \ THE STEAMER of Saturday, 24tli lust., we have received, in addition to our present Stock, a largo and beautiful assortment of Two and Three l’ly I'Altl’KT- ING, which wo nro prepared to exhibit, and which, for pattern!* nnd quality, ure not to ho suriiaNM-d iu this city. (lur stock of Isiee. Muslin. Satin. Deljtiue and Damask Curtains and YYiudow Shade*, is now complete. Tin* at tention of our friends nml tho public generally, are invi ted tonn examination of these Goods, which we will soil on reasonable terms. A1U1N ft BURNS, nov 20 T 6~CONTUACTbRS. P ROPOSALS will be n-ri-lve.1 until Friday, the 80th inst., to take down the building on the corner of Smtli llroad nnd Whitaker streets. For more jurtleular information, enquire ofthesubserllM-r, nt his office, second story Sorrel lliiilding. JOHN 8. NORRIS, uuv 2tl Architeet. COAL-COAL." T'lNSSolt Lump Coal for parlor use, 600 tons Rioketi and S« reified Kill Ashe,250 Umslargi* Lump la-bigh.250tons Richmond Fino Coni for Smith's uso,for sale low for rash from Coat Yard, Eastern YVhnrves. nov 20—12 A. N. MILLER ft CO. ( Til AIIIPAGN K (1DKH. J pnguo Cider, lor salo hy 20 Imt rein Chain- ROWLAND k SON. IF DAVID R. BILLON, Mar ket Square.