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Newspaper Page Textu. » -V'Xi NOTlOBt Onto l>« nunou Oo»urt, t AutluU, l«t May, IMG. f _ Br.S.M.UBUMbubMOWPol'iMAPa* (brlliUConumj, •! Bnwnn.il, to whom .11 Mod. (tan lh.BuUl.onia h«w(ttrh«KUiww<L - ■ Wh tnl«ht on Oore Irtnn AtUala to Sown, 13*.* «U1 Ur»d.eod to lto. t*T Dubai, on ud rttoU.MIVOt-hP'"- W. H. WADLXT, O.nl Supt. Transportation Office OralMl Railroad, hnnuk, Mutch A, ISM. mm SI — paprimsE m — , The time for Receiving Tax Return* for 'Otthraconij,Is extended to 10th or May, after which Mm* the Hook* will rocrrrmt bo clooed. may 3-7 JHO lUtBDY, Receiver. —fn 9viTr~lk‘id biuT aw ardb b BT TUI JURY OY THM NEW YORK EXHIBITION IV ill Kngliih or Foreign Sauce Manufactu rer*, ha* been obtained, among*! numeroue Competitor*, bg LEA & PERRIN Si roa tkxm Worcestershire Sauce, WHEREBY FURTHER TESTIMONY 18 AFFORDED Of Its Icing the Best Since Extent* ^ f Th* celebrity of this Sauce haa extended to Ka 3 every quarter of the gtobo, and ita efficacy lu promoting th* general health* ia becoming dally more ob tetrad and acknowledged. Ia th* Halted State* It U held to be th* moet agreeabte condiment, and la eeteeeued for ita tonic and lnrigontlng properties, Its habitual wee enabling the stomach perfect* ly to dlgoat the food. On th* Continent of Europe, thee* qualltiee hare been testified to by a gentleman, who write* to LEA fo PER RINS thus.-—“ I hart carried a bottle of your Worcester, ■bite Sane* In a tour I bar* Just completed through •pate and Portugal, and believe I owe my preeeat state of bealth to It* use; your Sanee ta etomachlc, and I Ihluk medicinal. X can with truth aay there ia nothing In a traveller 1 * baggage eo essential to hta comfort, at least In thee* ce an tries, as your Sauce." In India, also, where It Is found at the mate of every regiment/ a medical gentleman write* from Madras to his brother lathe earn* profession at Worcester, Inth* following terms: 14 Tell Lea It Perrins that their Bases ta highly approved In India, and that it Is, In my opinion, the moat palatable as well as th* moet whole* FOR NEW YORK. Auction Sales. waw. wtM.ii T»o«f lolaln lb. tit,, situated on Uordoh and Whitaker street*, cast of th* Oaeion block of bulldinge , may 10 At Friv*to~Bafe. 2 City of Savannah Ronds, 600 dollars each. ALSO 2 negro girls, ons 14 years old, the other dO years old country raleed and warranted sound. iA.s, Saturday morning, may 10, was w- WoodhulL will eail as above. STMSHTP KEYSTONE STATE R. 1IARDIE3, Commander. TO LEAVE SATURDAY, MAY 10TU, AT 10)* A It The new nud splendid eteamshlp KEYSTONE STATE, Usrdle, Commander, will leavo as above. Cabin Paseage.... $20 Steerago do 8 Por freight or paseage, apply to 0. A. GREINER. PMiengere by this Ship will he landed at New Castle Del., from which place cars starts times dally for Ball! more, Washington city, and other Southern points. may fl For Key West and Havana. This Sauce Is suitable for every variety of dish, and the unlvetaa) demand which its excellence has crested, has led leeway imitations belngotfered to tha public, under a variety of name*, but the genuine may be known by the aameer **LMA tt PERKIN'S,” being Impreeeed upon th* patent metallc capsulee, or patent glass stopper of th* bottle, aa well as the labels and wrapper. Sol* Agent* for the United State*. ’OHN DU! aprft—Saao JOUN DUNCAN A SONS, 406 Broadway, New York. P* guage*, music, (on g log, embroidery, am Refinement of ni fBYEN TEACHERS of first ability employed In the M. School; affording facilities for s;thorough English education, with Latin, Greek, th* modern polite lan* ' ' n guitar, piano, harp and organ) dqrar. ,, and seven kinds of painting, f manners, and the etiquette of society Inculcated. A Parisian lady resides In iho family. F * are awarded In e*tch department. Aids to physical education to be found in Dancing, Calisthenics, a Oymuasium, Bowling Alley, (strictly nil* vat*,) swimming in Mystic River, (*alt.) horseback riding Ac. Well trained saddle horses belong to tho Sei nary. # For particulars address the Pntxctm Mrs. THOMAS P. SMITH. Rinxxxcts:—Hon. Robert 0. Winthrnn, Boston; Hon, Edward Everett,do.; Rev. Charles Brooks, West Med* ford; Rov. John Pierpont. do.; F. Gardner, A. M., Prin cipal Boston Latin School: Hon. Abbot Lawrence, Bos ton; Rev.Hubbard Winslow, New York; Rev. William Hogue. D. Dm Albany: Rev. llollln H. Neale, D. D. Bos ton; no* Sam, llcimton, Texas. may 1—Cm* Gr. M. GftfITESF, SUCCESSOR TO THE LATE M. EASTMAN. iV. IF. Corner Bryan and Whilaker-tt*. Has now a beautiful variety o Jewelry, consisting of Diamond mEarringe Pins and fine Cameo demand Mm Beta. Al*o Mosaic lu colurs, and _old Stone. All Uotd Earring* and Broaches and In Bets, in great variety. Sleeve Buttons and Cottar Button* to match. Stadqin all varieties—plain, engraved, cameos, carbuncle*, Mosaic, box and glau for hair, Ac. Chil dren’s Bracelets- single and in pairs; Ladies’ do. all varie ties. box and glass Broaches, double and single, enam eled end plain; Medallions from $1,50 to $20; Gold Pen cils and Pen and Pencils, all site*, from $1,60 to $28£guld, silver and steel Specs for all sights—enstomsrs are par ticularly Invited to examine the finest article In this line ever imported, both concave and convex, pliable os India robber without lodes their shape. Gold and silver Watches—Eugtnoen, Conductors, and others requiring accurate time-keepers and a good strung well finished ar ticle, are invited to exam ino his Railroad Time-keepers nowonbaad. FInger-lUngs In endless variety. Pearl Work In sets sad riugte, also Head Wreaths for wedding presents at $76 each. On Hand—Ons Surveyor's Leveling Instrument, very large and mad* for good service, will be sold low; Com passes all sizes, and Mathematical Instruments. Sllvsrand Plated Ware, as usual Fancy Articles In variety. Parses; silver, plated, and Morocco Porte Mon* nales, all kind* and sices. 49* Friends, giTe me a call, and I will sell at re ble prices, at the Old Stand corner Bryan and Whitaker- streets, Savannah, Go. apr 2 G. M. OR1FFEN. Found, O N Sunday, soar the Independent Presbyterian Church, a tody’s Gold Pencil, with the initials of •• k. B ” cot In the stone. The owner can have it by ap plying at this office and paying for this sdvsrtissmenL apr 22—tf NOTICE to DEBTORS and CREDITORS. .. . unty, .. . y notified to present them, property attested to me, within the time proscribed by law; and all persons in debted to said deceased, are hereby requested to make Immediate payment to JAMES PRINDLE, Administrator. Darien, April 22,1866.aprM8 A LL A K« hereby n ASSIGNEE’S NOTICE, TOUN REILLY, having this day made an Assign- OF munt for tne benefit of his creditois, all persons having claims against him will hand them in;; and all indebted, will make immedate payment to the under- signed. ' JNO. McMAHON, apr2f FOR SALE. T WO Twelve acre contiguous tracts of Land on the White Bluff Road, near where it is crosoed by the Eavannah A Gnlf Railroad, and two tracts near tbe Oge* cbe* Plaukroad, about two miles from the city, contain ing over eighteen acres each. If not disposed of before the first Tuesday In April next, will be offered at tbe Court House. Apply to mar 8 WM. WRIOHT. FOR SALE A BLACK MAN, 86 years old, a bricklayer by trade, sound and healthy. Apply to apr 26 WM. WRIOHT. FOR IALE WOMAN, 28 years old, capital Washer and Iron- er and House Servant, with her Girl Child, 10 yn tahetithy and likely. Sold for nofonlt and *~ in Um city. Apply to apr 7 WM. WRIGHT. COLT’S ■WTEW MODEL REPEATERS and Sharp* Rifles, 1M| ceived and for salo by LOVELL apr 26 . A LATTIMORE. TO JOURNEYMEN PAINTERS- T WO or three good bandscan find employment at JOHN OLIVER’S. apc26 121 Broughton street. WANTED. A STRONG, ABLE BODIED AND SOBER NEGRO Man. Apply at this office. Ice Pitchers. DOUBLE WATEB PITCHERS Some new and beautiful designs* Plated and Britannia} —AT— The Home-Farnlihing No. BP! nmSton-sfreet. may 1 HORACE MORSE. Steamship FLORIDA. WOODHULL, Commander* WILL SAIL ON SATURDAY, MAY 10, AT 11, A. 1L The new andj^lendld steamship FLORIDA, Captain ~ At PrlvatoSal*. Trust Lot No. 28, cornering on Drayton, Oordon and Liberty stmts, 00 by 00 feeqa moat deelrable situation for a private rosldtnce.may! . At Private Sola A Negro Woman, a good Cook, Washer, and Inner, aged 20 years, with her 4 boy children; 2 agedOyrs.l a yean, 14 months. Soldfbr no fitaltaudto remain In tho city.apr 80 mayT FOR PHILADELPHIA. - Carpenter—At Private _ Negro Man about 28 yra uf age, ' Framer and Inside Finisher. *Hia wc this city. . who la a competent work can be seen In apr II At Private Bale. Lot No. 10 Jackson Ward, fronting Ilnll and between Jefferson and Barnard streets. Improvements 2 dwell- ings, renting for $500 per annnm.apr 10 At Private Bale. Lot No. 10 Calhoan Ward. CU by 100 feet, corner of Jones and Lincoln stmts; will be sold low if applied for Immediately. apr 4 At Private Sale. 10 share* Central Railroad stock. Also— A bcantlfhl summer residence at Thunderbolt, will be sold If applied for Immediately. mar 24 At Private Bale. A tract of Land lying in Bryan andftborty Counties, containing 400 Acres of wall timbered Land, within one mile of tho Canoochoe ltlvor. Also another tract ad joining, containing 200 Acres. Also, on* half interest In another tract, contalnlng 800 Acres, within two and a half miles of the ?rivor. The above lands are well tim bered with Ranging Timber, and will be sold ata bargali If applied for soon. mar 16 A prims field h*udJ,abou?lhfriy years old. A few share* of Savannah tiae block. share* of Savannah Ues block. may 10 For Bale. . .. Avery desirable tract of laud adjoining the Oantral loll road, 23 mU«Jfrom th* city of Savannah, contain- ngllOOOacwe.' The land la wall wooded and adapted to the culture of Ootton and Corn. Th* above tract will yadteT " w divided, and s< Central Railroad SI lots If desired. For Bale. Itoek. may 6 _ apr 16 Wanted. . . To hire by the month,* good Cook, Washer and Ironer. Apply at No. 0 Hull streeVor at the office of apr 14 JOHN B. MONTMOLLIN. At Private Bale. Five tracts of Land within fonr miles of the city, on the Savannah Is Albany Railroad, containing from 260 to (KM acres each, part fine Hammock land, the balance well wooded. Plata of above 6 lota can be seen at the of fice. * apr 14 ■ Auction ' «r»i ~ m-TFTTT for, previous to the next Vsgutafsaie, wlU be tf on *«• count and riskof former purchaser. may 0 d BY T. J. WALSH. SmTDAfriuylouin^rbr^^ Fb«f atlOo’cIuckt . Tw.ntjf-nlno bondrad ud flit, four (SSM) bntotb ,<* Oorn.danuged on board the echr Carolina and Virciul', frem Middleton N.C. to thla port, and sold by order w may 10 Cottage Trael—At Private Sal*. Lot No. 0, Third Tything, Anson Ward, containing 65 8-10acres, situated on the Middle Ground Uo*d,abont 3 mites from th* city. Plat of the above form can be seen at onr Counting Room. For sale low for cash. may 10 Garden Lot—At Private Bale. Oarden Lot No.08, containing 6)4 acres|lies between the Louisville Rood and tha Canal, aboutjtwo miles from the city. Apply at ouP Counting Kooiu, whero tho Plat can beaten.may 10 At Private Sale. Lot No. 237,10th district, Lowndes county, containing 400 r— Administratrix's Bale. On TUESDAY, July 1st, at 11 o'clock, In front of the Court House, will be sold: Th* Southern halfLut No 17, and Improvements, alt- uated on East Boundary street. Th* improvement* are •lx Wooden Tenements. Sold os the property of the Ke- IkjI No. Ml, 12th district, Wcer count,, contolnJni ut.orD,n[.lRob.rUon,ilccnn,d.for tli.l.nclltof Ui. aom . bpr 8 ! hoirs and creditui* of said estate. Terms cosh. At Private Sal^ nw»J® A. B. ROBERTSON, Administratrix. A fin* ateam Saw Mill on the Ogcechee river, at No. 7, Central Railroad, with a lease for five year*, on 001*) acre* of land that will afford any quantity of plne,whlte oak. and cypress timber of beat quality and very con venient Also, the above mentioned tract of 0000 acres, about 700 or which ora prime hammock or bay lauda, 160 acres of which ore cleared and about 250 acre* up land cleared. Tbe above described property will be eold low. apr 4 Tobacco—At Private SaVeT , Now landing and for sate from store t 40 tmxea assorted brands Tabacoo. Term* cash. At Private Sale. Lot No. ——. fronting on New street, North of the Railroad Depot, being one hundred and ten feet front, by on* hundred and flRy feet deep. For farther information and terms, anqnlre at tbe counting room, may a _ w Private Sal*. Th* Eastern half of Lot No. 16 Warren Ward, and Im provements, consisting of a two and a half story wooden dwelling. The lot is subject to a ground rent to th* city. Will be sold on reasonable terms. apr 10 Private Hole. Lot No. 824,12th (list, Lowndes oounty, 400 acne. louNM.-ii.u.a. do do 213,4,1, Lumpkin county, do do 270,0,2, Fannin do. For terms, apply at the Donating Room. Auction Salea. ■nr <:■ Vudetvriltf'aMf, ' • WJU btf sold -v at the Mot* of Messrs, Boa* a fl „ Three banditti pad eighteen hogsheadsi of Mucosa* Sugar, (more or !«*•},Amged on board tha bark M LTPraak, on her voiafv ftosa Matoataa to New York, and put Into this port in lUstrera. fold uaderteapec* ^ *— tloa and by order « the Pori Wardens. Sugnrm ^ er of th* Port Wifrden*, fm'Uie benefit of and nil concerned. Temaeask. Sfc^Tutsj&’JMxstfLTii be Port Wardens, fot tliS benefit of Underwrite; At Private Sale. Two House* situated on th* corner of St. Jaliea and Price streets, No. lrWashlngten Ward, oneof w**- ~ * JL4 jt,th*c*‘^ stories on brick basemeoMhe other ts 114 brick base ment, subject to a ground front of eighteen dollars per annum. The location Is very desirable, situated as (tie. lu a very healthy portion of th* city. Mot further par- dculars enquire at tbe counting room. - • At Private Sale. A valuable plantation In Burke county, containing 1,C00 acres of oak and hickory lands, adjoining the town of Waynesboro 1 , and within one mile of the Waynesboro’ A Augusta Railroad, about 1,100acres ofwhicharoclear- •d and in good state for cultivation, with all thanecea- sary Improvements. apr 4 Administrator's Sale—Continued. Will be told, on tho first TUESDAY In Juue next, before the Conrt IIoum in the city of Savannah, botween the legal hours of sale: Lota No. 63,16th District Macon Co^ belonging to the Estate of Charleellartridgo, deceased, sold for the ben efit of the heirs of said "**-*- At Private 8ate. A prime tract of 714 acres of land, In Burke andJef-' furson counties, on thcfOgeccheo river within two miles of Central Railroad, aqjoinlng lands of Robert Conuely, and Col. T. A. Ploree. The greater part of which Is oak and hickory land. About 800 acres of which are cleared aud under good fence, with improvement*. apr 4 to.,U *<■»»'•— DANCING ACADEMY. MU.SS. A. UUNAUD, respectfully Informs his patrons, that the last term of the season will begin on Tuesday, the 26th Inst. Persons desiring to send pupil*, are requested to do so by that time. At Private Salo. An eighteen hone Engine. Boiiereand Machinery com plete, for a Steam Sew Mill, with i lrcolnr Saws. Lng Carriages, Wagons, Ac., Ac. Built by K. Tinslay of Ma- con, O*,, and bnt little nsed. For safe low. At Private 8a!e. Lot No 2, being part of Placentia tract, adjoining Thunderbolt village, containing sixty-two acres Lot No 14, North side of Lamar streot, corner of Dray- ton, containing 60 feet front and 126 feet deep, apr 3 STEAMSHIP ISABEL, KVM* nOLI.lNS, Commander. LEAVES ON THE 4TH AND 10TU OF EACH MONTH. The ISABEL leaves this port regularly, on the 4th and | 10th of each month, and connects at Havana with tho V. 8. Moil8team»blp Company’s Lino of Steamers for San Francisco via Aspinwoll, and will carry the Pacific Malls. For passage only, apply to uov 26 COHENS A HERTZ, Agents. Soutb Western ltail Hoad Bonds. SOUTH WESTERN HAIL ROAD CO.) Macon, February 16th, 1866. / N OTICKl • hereby given to the holders of any of the Bonds ot the Company, that all or any portion of tbe company's Bonds may be surrendered and convert ed Into Stock of the Company. Interest on any Bond converted istc cease on the dato of tho Dividend day next preceding the conversion. By order of the Board. JOHN T. BOIFEUtLLKT, feb 18—3mo Treasurer. At Private Solo. A fomlly of seven cotton field Negroes, three of whom are mothers, balance children. mar 24 At Private 8*le. A very valuable Tract of tend, situated on the Angus- ) ta road, four miles from the city, containing 117 acres, well wooded with oak and hickory. If not sold Iwfore the first Tuesday in April next, will bo offered before the Court House. mar 17 u. NEW JAIL. P LAN8 fora uew Jail are solicited from architecU and mechanic* generally, to be loft with the Clerk S NYKYY YYA117 [ of * ,le Inferior Court, on or before the first of Juno ■ iKAAl Al A 1» aI i I One Hundred Dollars will be given for tho plan adopted by the Court. WM. H. CUYLER, J. I. C. C. a N. B. KNAPP, J.t.c.c.o. GEO. P. HARRISON, J.I.C.O.C. MONT. CUMMIN'O, J. 1. o. C.O. JA8. K. GODFREY, J. I. c. c.c. At Private Sale. A Kogro Woman 30 years old, field hand, with her 3 chlldreu,7,6and Uyrsold. JlNegro^InnMj^eliUiandandyfobWTjMJ^^ FOR PALATKA, E. F. VIA Darien, Brssnawlek, Rt. Marys, Fer> namltna. .Jacksonville, Flcolata, and MlddlebnrR, Black Creek* THE i-teamer WKLAKA, Capt. N. King, will leave for the above places every TUESDAY 3IORXING, at 10 -o’clock. i Freight will be taken for Traders' Hill and Intermediate Landings, on the St. Alary’s River, No freight will be taken after nine o'clock. For freight or passage, apply on board, at tbe Florida Steam Packet Wharf, near tho Gas Work*, or to C LAO HORN A OUNNINOHAM, Jan 6 Agents. NOTICE. A LL PERSONS havingdemand* against the firm of Wylly a Montmollln, will pleom present them at w. [feb 10] WYLLV A MONTMOLL1N. UTS. MAIL LINE. For PalatkAf E. Fla., via. Darien, Brnna* wick, St. Mary*. Feri|audtna, Jacksonville, Middlebura, (Blaek Creek,) and Pleolata. The new and elegant Steam Jack et ST.JOHN'S. Cnpt. James Freeborn, having resumed her trips to Florida, will leave for tho above places every Saturday, at 10 o'clock. Freight will ha taken for Trader*' Hill and Intermedi ate Landings, on the St. Mary’tRlver. No freight will be taken after nine o'clock. For Freight or Passage, having excellent state room accommodations, apply on board, at tbe Florida Steam- Packet wharf, near tho On* Works, or to CLA0H0RN fc CUNNINOHAM. Je 23 Agents. HOT1CB- A LL Persons having claim* against the Estate of JA. Mary A. Cow)wr, late ufCtiatham county,deceased, are hereby notified to present them, within tho time pro scribed by law, and all Indebted to said Estate, are re quested tomako Immediate payment to W. DUNCAN, 1 p_ M i_ apr 0—*flw WM. MAC KAY. J Exocrs. HOTICB. A LL Persons baring any claims against the late firm of Wm. B. Farrell a Co., of Savannah, which havo not been redeemed, are hereby requested to hand them ia on or before tho 10th inst., to George W. Davis; and nil those Indebted to said firm, are requested to make immediate payment to blm. WM. B. THOMAS, I apr6 L. NAT1IAN8. farmers, For Charleston. Every Wednetday and Saturday After noon t, at Six o'clock. The splendid steamship OORDON, F. Barden, commander, will leave as above, and will arrive In Charleston, In time to connect with the Railroad line* going North and West. For freight or passage apply on tho charleston Steam Packet wharf, to J. P. BROOKS, apr 7 Agent. HOTICB- T UB Firm of WYLLY fc MONTMOLLIN having been dissolved, the undersigned will continue the btt-dness on hi* own account, Strict personal attention will bo given to all business entrusted to him. and liberal advance* made when required. Office In Bull street, op posite Pulaski llonse. mat I JOHN 8. MONTMOLLIN. G EORGE W. WYLLY, will continue the bnsiness in all of Us branches, at his old established oIRcej FOR BEAUFORT Via Bluffkon, Hilton Head, Boyd's Landing and Charleston. The Steamer WM. 8 B A B R O O K, Capt. F. Peck, will leave for the above places on Sundays, at 6, P. M. For •freight or rasmigo, apply at the 'Charleston Wharf. sept l M. LAfc'FITEAU, Agenti For Augusta and Hamburg. " The steamer AUOUSTA will leave for the above places and Intermediate ] -landings, To-Morrow (Satnrday) Evo- ining. Way freight will be received, may U 8. M. LAFFITEAU, Agent. NOTICE. T he firm of rokenbauou a ladson was Dissolved by mntnal consent, on January 1, I860. Tlw Bnsiness of tho old Firm will bo Bottled by J. II. Lad- son, who may be found at the old stand. J. C. llOOKEXBAUOIt. J. II. LADSON. flavannah, January 23,1S66. Jan28 OO.PtH«ER8HIP NOTICE!. T HE Undersigned have This Day, associated them- •elve* together, under the firm namo of LADSON A itOOERS, for transacting a Fancy and 8taplo Dry Oood* Business In thisdtr, at the stand reccnty occu pied by tho late firm of 110KF.NDAUU 11 A LADSON. JOSEPH II. LADSON, CORNELIUS D. ROGERS. Savannah. Jan. 1st. 1856.Jan 28 WANTED. . TWO YESSKL8 to load for St. Johns (N.B,) with Lumber and Timber. 7pr28 CARLETON fc PARSONS. TO BUIXiDBRS. T UB SUBSCRIBER is prepared to execnteattlie shortest notice, and in the most work manlike manner, all kinds of Metal Roofing, Gutters, Cornice, or other work connoctcd with the manufocturing or repair lng of Copper, Qalvanized Iron, Zinc, nr Sheet Iro Business. HORACE MOR8E, mar 10 160 Brnughton-flt. haring a portl mediate dispal to^ [in FOR LIVERPOOL.—Tbe A1 American .ship MARY A ADELINE, W. Fales, master, - rtlon of her cargo engaged, will havo im- intch. For Freight, apply to Capt. Falea, or may 6] . DBIOIIAM, KELLY A CO. FOR LIVERPOOL.— Tho firet clou American ship JAMES RAY, ltay, master, will ;be despatched for the above port. For freight en- 1 g * S marl7* PP,3rt ° nUNTER A OAMMELL. B FOR BOSTON.—The schr II. M. DE MILL, Look, master, want* 100 bales Cotton, to te her cargo. For freight apply to apr 25 0CTAYU8 COHEN. 6f^FOR BOaTON—Hie new and fast saKIng JB packet Bark R. A. ALLEN, having most of the cargo engaged, will have despatch. For freight or pas sage apply to CARLETON A PARSONS. | JAMEST. LEWIS & GO wholesale Dealers in PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, AC., Aosxts Foa Penneylvania and Lehigh Zinc, Jhrdecai Lewie d' Co’e Celebrated Philadelphia Whitt Lead, F. S. Letcii <t* Co’i Color*, Paint*, etc., and B. C. Ilornor tt* Co'* Superior Varniche*. NO. 145 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK. Jims T. Lkwis, Samuil C. War. apr 16—3m FOR NEW YORK.—GEORGIA LINE.- The fine fast tailing Bchooner, LOYAL SCRAN- „jwden, maater.liavlng a portion of her freight en-1 gagc<l, will liave quick do*|>atch for tho above port. For | p *“ , ° m " y ^"coiffi'S’HVRV Hardware, Cutlery, Guns,&c. WOLFE, DAST& FISHER, (Successor* to Wolfe, Qilletpic & Co.) FOR NEW YORK.—llrig AUOUSTA, Stone, master, will meet with dUpatch as above. g^ghtengagementsapplyto^A^ washbURN. JHJi FOR NEW Y’ORK.—GEORGIA LINE. The new fine fust sailing schr JW Webster, Ben- I nett, master, will have quick despatch for tho above port. For freight or passago apply on board to captain, or to mayO COIIENS A IIHRTZ. Hardware, Cutlery, Gun*, Pistols, Rifles* AND HEAVY GOODS. R EEPconstantlyon band, a large and complete eortment of all descriptions of Foreign and Do mestic Hardware, superior Sheffield Cutlery, Gun*,RI fie* und Pistols, best qualtiy; Planes and Carpenter 1 Tools, Collin’s best Axes; improved pattern C. 8. Planter' Hoes. Cane Knives, Anvils, Vices, Black 8mitk’s Tools Ar., Ac.,Ac., which wc offer to Country Merchants atth* lowest market prices, for cash or approved credit. sHmor new york.-old establish- ,F.I) LINE.—Tlio brig PUILUUA, Jonos. master, 'will lioce quick despatrh ns above. For freight or ipply on boardatTolfair’swharf.orto 8 BRIGHAM, KELLY fc CO. Jf* I FOR BALTIMORE—RM1ULAR LINE. ^JujkThe schooner JOHN’W. ANDERSON. Watson, master, will havo qnlckfllspatch ns above. For freight or passage apply on board at Telfair’s wharf, or to Vmay7 BRIGHAM. KELLY * C0.1 McCRtiADY, MOTT & BBliNDAGE. 151 MAIDEN LA iftSl e r i5 R of R ° NT 8T ' N * Y ‘ TRIPLE REFINED 0AMPHEKE. 80 and 05 per cent Alcohol and N. E. Rum, ALSO KAXCf ACTCXKK9 AND DEALEtS IN FfinE following articles of the beat quality, and offered J. at the lowest prices:—Burning Fluid, Spirits Tur pentine, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, soft and hard Turpentine, Bright Varnish, Coal Tar, and Naval 8torcs, of every description. THOS BETTS, Distiller. 8. JENNEY,Jr apr 10—8m eow P Wanted. small gang of prime rlco field Negroes. f|lUa VOUtlTII 1NSTAI.MKNT Ulf'ilVU DOLIiA^tS JL PER SHARE upon the stock subscribed to the Charleston and Savannah Railroad will become due on tbe 10th of May next. Payment to be made to the Treasurer, at the office of the Company, In Broad-eL By order of the President a F. HANCKEL, *pr 12 Treasurer, Uottrtics* BcKEE & BEIYIKJETT. - CARRIAGE & HARNESS REPOSITORY CORNER OF WEST BROAD AND BAY-8T8. SAVANNAH, GA. Would Invite the attention of •the cititeua of this and adjoining .State*, to their extensive stock nr BRETTS, COA OHE8, •phaetons. Berlins; ROCKAWAYS, and BUGGIES, of every description. Our stock will always consist of the latest and most fashionablestyles, combining ELEGANCE with LIGHTNESS and STRENGTH. Built by Brewster 4c Son*, Mott k Co- J. M. Quluby A Co., Wm. Dunlap, L. H. Goodwin, and other reliable builders, whoso vehicles havo a reputation for Lightness, Durability and Neatness, unsurpassed by any other man ufacturer* in tbe Union. We feel confident In stating that we have now on hand a Stock which for varutt and xxiknt, Is unsur passed by any in tho Sonthorn Country. Strict und prompt attention glvcu to oil orders. U.C. McKEK, apr 2 L. 8. BENNETT. TAKE ajdC iNoticeiIESb FREEMAN & HENDERSON. WEVT BROAB-KT. At Private Sal*. That very valuable and teautiful reridsnee i , . corner of South and West Broad street!, No. 34 liberty — * Word. The location la one of the handsoraeet In tho Private Sale. city, and tbe house la finished In the latest aad most an* lmnroTum.Dt,on Lot No. 26. Wtoton W.rd, conUrt- proVrtrt,!., .ilhiu.n<l bot .ninUnwbl.M Inn ot • double un.m.nt Uulldloi, Thalothu -but . throu.lioul, AILcLkI to lb. pnnlto. Ibn I. . bn.ll. of ililn. j-c-u,nlth.noew.l iinaai not *19 per Don.|«rfto,conulnlop.nrpd-olc.mUctkm.ten- »nn-ni. erf, .lirubbcry, Ac. For tern, applj at oar coinitlac Fortcm. and furUior partlcoUn, anqaln .t tb. > room. .or7 Counting Boom. [ : Ai^toUt^tortea^ 1— [ Will be sold on the 16th day of May, commencing at tf I o’clock U. at the counting room of Mr. John A Moot- 1 moljin Private Sal*. 40 bbls choice Mom Beef; 000 sacka prime White Corn; 8 bbls choice Pigs' Feet; 26 caaka prime Bacon 8idee; 20 do do8houlders{ 4 boxes cholco Tennessee Home. For sale low. Private Salo. 80 bbls Whtskoy, ranging 16 above proof; 20 y A casks Brandy, low, to cloee a consignment. Desirable Residence for Sale. Lot No. 6, corner of Harris and Tatnall streets, with Improvements, consisting of a two story wooden dwslj- ing <-n a brick basement, well finished, with nil necessa ry ont-bnlldlngv. The lot Is subject to a ground rent to the city of $37 60. On the premiso* Is a handsome flow er garden with a well selected and choice collection of roses and other (towers. apr 16 D rawn numbers of class 112: 8 26 77 46 36 44 32 41 24 4 70 27 66 40, may 10 B. W1TU1NGTON. WEST DROAD-VT, •MTKsPECTfljLiffiAnnImiKe ti?t? loir MMufthMuTtR' Uf Public generally that they have recently added to their accommodations several NEW CARRIAGES, BUGGIES and PH ALTON 8, Besides a large number of b to HORSES for Harness and die. They fool confident thatK«J*5Sy*’ ... . theyaro now uldo to supply a* SiZ ■■ .. v .. i line Teams os nuy establishment in the city, and will , attend promptly to any order* they may receive. ? LADIES can be supplied wltb gay and gentle f TODDLE l*ONIE8, well raparUoned. at moderate forms. F. it II lmve"|«\lV p?rUei^»r^Httontlon In pnvuring ! gcntlo llorsos and careful drivers for Funeral Processions, I and aro now enabled to supply any number of Carriages ] required. ! HACKS A3VX) CAXUAXAG-BB Always in reodluess to convoy puss-.-ngvrs to and trnm | the steamboat and steamship wharves and railroad de|>at.tf apr 6 9 ooo« CLASS NO. 113 FOR 1950. To be drawn at Savannah, Go., May 10,1866. Greene and Pulaski Lottery. GREGORY k MAURY, UANAOER8. icbink: 1 of B4.000—1 of fl,488~3 of .11,000 Tickets $1—Share* in proportion. | ALSO UXTUA CLASS 14. $50,135. To be drawn at .Wilmlugnm. Del., May 10, I860. Rich Scheme I . 1 of 950,135-9 of 995,000-9 of 919,500. Tickets $16—Shares In proportion. j Tickets and 8harcs, either singly or by tho pnckngc.for j 10 B. WJTIIINOTON ' «NE PLUS ULTRA* 1 I8CHENE. 1200 Prizes -$50,00 HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY. A'?nfr > oPii A^^tjua™’ young, sound and gentle.—< Also a light and handsome , bnlltCARIlIAG R,wlthharness. J nearly new; they will bo sold together or seperately, as • tho purchaser wishes. The owner Is about leaving for the north and has no further nso for them. They will be ■old ns n bargain if applied for soon. They can be seen w v — .a n .77T ^-r Hr,.... l iU,J trie«! at Mr. Uolllst.-r’s stables at any time within a Jasper CO., iLCaCLeniy XiOttery* • week, by applying to 5Ir. Hollister, or at tbo Pavilion, BVACTItOMTT OP TttS STATE 01 OCOROtA. " J—lm WU * P * CI,AUK V 10,000 Number* Only—One l’rlxo to Eight Tickets. CLASS BX, T O BE DRAWN May 16th. I860, nt Concert Hall. Macon Ga.. under tho sworn superintendence of Col.G. M. Logan and J. A. NesMt, Esq. Tho Manager, having announced his determination to make this the mo*t popular Lottery In the world, offers for May loth, a schema that far surpasses any scheme ever offered in thoannals of Lottoric*. LOOK TO YOUR TNTKRKST. Examine tho Capitals, one Prise to every Eight Tickets. CAPITAL $12,000. 1 prize of, Private Sale. Lot No. 8, Second Tything, Anson Ward, fee rimple.— ——> -* a two story wooden dwelling. , « — rooms, with a good kitchen and ontbnllillngs. For forms apply at the conntlng room.tf Imj AT PRIVATE SALE,—Lot No. 16 and Improvements In Walton Ward. The improvements aw a two story brick building, arranged for a store and dwelling, well located fw a grocery. Tho lot Is subject to a lease of 16 years from Dee. 20, 1866, and renewed for twenty-one years. Tbe nt lease is eighteen.dollars per annum. FARM, TANNERY AND SAW MILL, In Habersham Co., Georgia. At MUVATI SALE. By Louis 1). DeSaussure. Charleston, Sonth Carolina. A well settled FARM, In IUber»ham County, *“ about three mile* from tbe village of .lie, and eight miles from tbe Tallulah containing 3oO acres, about one half uf vd and Improved, and is good provision land. On tho place Is a complete Tanning establishment, the machinery of which is worked by ample water pow ers. Bark I* abundant in the neighborhood. Adjoining tho Tannery is a new Saw MJJJ, which is in successfrtl operation with a good business. There Is also a good orchard on the premises. Tha greuter portion of th* tract is under fence. also— . A TRACT OF LAND, near tbe above, containing about 260 acres, which Is welk timbered with oak and pine, for supply of Tannery nud Saw Mill. With tho Farm will be Mild, if desired, tbe Provisions, Stock, Farming Utensils, Furniture, Ac., Ac. For further particulars, apply os above In Charleston, or to J. VAN BURB.Y, Esq., apr 10—oaw Jel6 Clarksville, Ua. A Valuable Plantation for Sale IN McINTOSH COUNTY. stteA T1IK Subscriber offer* for sale the follow. lng valniblo TRACT OF LAND, in Me- ISbLIii Mh county; 1,220 acres of pino land! and well timbered; 160 ncres of good bay land— 60 acre* of which is cleared and under cultivation, part crossing tho Savannah, Albany A Gulf Railroad; also, l,12u acres of rich swamp and hammock land t 1.836 acres of rich land, 130 cleared and under good cultiva tion, with n good mill seat attached to It, all within 2U mile* of the above named Railroad. There Is a rood dwelling ou the premises, situated on a high, beautiful, and wt-li watered hill, within 1 J# mile* of tho above Railroad and on tbe Macon A Darien road. This is a rare chance for land purchasers, and a great bargain can be obtained by apiilying^imjnedlatel^ to the proprietor. Walthoorville, Lilwrty Co- or to JOUN S. MONTMOLLIN, Esq- mar 24—dAwtf Savannah, Ga. One fin* Iron Safe, belonging to tb* estate ol Jeha Doyle. apc4 ' share* Oglethorpe teen Association Stock. Will be sc Id low If applied for soon. mar 12 At Private Bale. A likely negro man 22 years of age, of good dlipoei . tlon; sold for no fonlt. fob 28 At Private Sal*. SO Shin* Canton Mine Btock,fbr sole at a vmy low flg* £»• fodifS — For tele to Arrive. 26 bbls. new Mess Beef, New York. 60 do do do Pork, do do. 10 boxes Oothen Cheese. fcb 27 At Private 8ale. A Negro Woman,* good plain Cook,Washei andlnmer. If not dlspoeed of at private sale, by next sal* day, will then be sold before the Conrt House to tbs bJgbi-stb'dder; the bfrbfst b Titles ondoubted. fob 25 " At Private Sale. - A Negro Woman, a first rat* Cook, Wash r and Ironer and good Seamstress, sound and healthy: If not told at private sale before next tale day, will then be sold before the Conrt House to tb* highest bidder. Titles undoubted wife, a first and their A Valuable Family of Negroe*. A prime Negro Man, a good field hand: his: rate Cook, Seamstress, Washer and ltoner. Child, about 8 years old—sound and healthy. Till** un doubted; If not dlspoeed of at private aale heSnre next tele day. will then be sold before the Oourt House to Uta highest bidder. ^Valuable Tract of tend and ^Improvements—At Private A valuable and very desirable tiact of tend bn .th* Eklddaway road, about five mile* from th* city, contain ing about 300 Acres, well timbered. On the premiss* there I* a good Dwelling llonse, Negro Houses, and all the other necessary ont-bnildlnn together with * well ot excellent water. Term* liberal. For fnriher particulars enquire at our Counting-room. fob 26 At Private Sole# A Negro Man, 26 year* old. good Hostler and Carriage Driver, and his wife, aged 23. plain Cook, Washer and Ironer. with their two Girl children, aged 4 and? yean, warranted sou ml and healthy. SPRATT’S PATENT LIGHTNING RODS, With Glass Insulator* put up at the aboiteii 'H-ttee, by BT1BB8 4 DAYIS. mar 14—3mo 1 do do 2 do do 1 ' ,..$12,000 6,000 ...3,000 do do 2,000 1,000 do do...... 600 60 do 26 do.,.., 10 do 8 1200 prizes amounting to .$60,000 Tlckots. $8—Halves, $4—Quarters. $2 PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION. Persons sending money by mall, noed not four its be ing lost. Orders punctually "attended to. Communica tions strictly confidential. Banknotes of sound Bank* >«r. io*o wishing particular numbers, should order Immediately. Address JAMES F. WINTER, Manager. Macon Ga. ““ ‘ McCLKSKKY, Agent, ■ “* from ‘ Bull street, 3d corner fi n Bay. LOSS OF TICKETS OF CLASS L. By the late accident on the Seaboard and Roanoko Railroad, the Tickets of Class L, for April 15th, In their transit from Baltimore. In charge of Adams 1 Express Company,were destroyed by fire, consequently there will not be any Drawing of that Class. The Drawing wilfte Class M,—May lfith, tho “No PJas Ultra’’ Scheme. Very Respectfully. J. F. WINTER, apr 8 Manaser. 930 REWARD, Will bo paid lor tho apprehension and delive ry at my office, or any safe Jail, that I cau get him, of a Negro Man named JUBA or JOE; ho Is not very black, about 6 feet 11 inches in height, weighs about 180|wunds; about 30 years old, wo* rained on Wylly’* plantation about 12 miles from Darien, and has a wife belonging to McDonald, near South Newport, McIntosh county, Oa. apr 22 WM. WRIOUT. ☆ CLOTHING EMPORIUM. (0.VI DOOR WEST or TUB RSPUBUCAX BEAPtEO BOOK.) WM. 0. PRICE. Snp'rfineCIotbs FASHIONABLE CoMlmore*. and AND MILITARY TAILOR, 147 BAY-STREET, For Goutlcmen. SAVANNAH. At Short Notice 59* Orders from City and Country solicited. * dec 12 Flno Ready- Made Clothing; Hats and Caps, Shirts, Collars, Olovcs, Hosiery, Canos,UmbreU’s Cravats, Stocks, If.mdkcrch’ft, Fancy Articles VA1.CAM.K REAL estate. Wgk 600 acres of Land cn the great Ogcechee River. 300 of wklch is tide Swamp under bank, rjflrh end 160 cleared, tho balance well adapted to tho JjLu. culture of Cotton and Coru—all under fenco. The Improvements ere a plain dwelling house, a very large and convenient tan, with other necessary outbuildings and Kcosamodatioas for 60 Negroee. 0160. A tract of 1000 acre*, 200 cf which is inland swamp, and400 uplands, flaecsttonand pcorielon lands, mostly cleared. About 100 acre* have a heavy growth of oak and hickory, only one asUe from tide communication to 8a vunnth by the Ogeechcc Canal, and the balauco heavily timbered with pine. Together with the above, will be sold a gang of 14 primo *’ Rice or Cc Jan 22 ... Negroes, Cotton and Cora. For rale by accustomed to the culture WM. WHICH* i Vestings,will be MadetuMcasnre Unoxccpri’nablo In Stylo and Workmaushlp, By tho Best Meehan JOB PRIFTISFG. Gib. N. NICHOLS, OPPOSITE PULASKI HOUSE, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Jan 20—ly A CARD. D a W ROSE, take pleasure In returning thanks • to the public, and partirnlarlr to the citizens of Savannah, for their very liberal patronage, and hope by reasonable charges and attention to basiness, to meet a continuance of tho same. $20 REWARD. T OST, Yesterday Morning, a $100 Bill of the Central A-J Railroad Bank. The finder will receive the above i reward, and the thanks of the owner, by leaving It at ‘ this office. may?—3 TO RENT. T nB Blacksmith 8bop belonging to Georgia Steam boat Co. Apply to J. il. DEMUND, apr 7—tf at Upper Hydraulic Pres*. FRENCH AND REAL SCOTCH GINGHAMS,—A complete and beautiful assortment of Ginghams, ma^be^noWj^een^b^alllng E RIC AN , HORSE AND CARRIAGE FOR SALE. A OENTLE and reliable Horse, and alight Carriage. Apply to may It FRANCIS SORBKL. F lour, corn, oats and bran— 2,000 bushels prime Ohio Seed Oats; 1,200 do do mixed Corn; 1,000 do do wlilto do; 270 cocks mperfino Flour; 45 bbls do do; 2,000 bushels fresh Wlioat Bran. Als<^- llay, Liverpool Salt, Old Peach and Apple Brandy, Old Mon. Whiskey. In store and for salo l»v may 5 WAVER A CONSTANTINE. FARMERS* AND MECHANICS 1 FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL—CASH 9300,000. Hon. THOS. B. FLORENCE, President. EDWARD R. HELM BOLD, Esq., Secretary. SEVER IN OEOItatA TO non. nOWELL COBB, Hon. A. II. STEPHENS, Hon JAMES L. 8EWARD. T HIS is a sound and good Co., able and willing to meet all the losseslt may have, and trust, by hon orable and fair dealing, to merit and receive the confi dence of those wishing Insurance. Fire Risks, Hull Risks and Cargo Risks, will be Uaen by the Agent for Savannah andvlcinlty. A. WILBUR. Jan 17 111 Fay ri- next to News Office. PAINTS, VARNISHES, &C. RAYNOLDS, DEVOE&CO., 10S ABO 10, WOT.TOB HTUEET, MANUFACTURERS OF PAINTS, VARNISHES WHITING & ZINC X» j%. Z IF T M • nrroxn-ns or and dealers at J^OLOR^BRtBintS.TjfAMfWDSr&LOnS, olLB, Ac. 7-4. i~P* Un “y on hand, a Urge and perfect assortment ®AZ 1004 * r *4? lr «dbr Artists and Painters and itoUty****** •* neT **^F- MaunCietured goods only of first Ordera by maU promptiy attended to. Ja^ll-Sms tf Bfi^BAIlLK REMDEROeT Cfitt . Two large and airy Houses, wood tenements, g^ttorfiMUh barament.^ and oat&HdSS Bn fronting on Soath Bread near Barnard streets, for •ale on fovorable terns, by apr!6—2w J. BRYAN, firoker. IJ “ nswavrsv: R efined sugars ac.,- 20 bids Stuart’s A. crashed Sugar; 20 do do do powdered do; 26 do do B.clarified do, 20 do do A. do do; 60 do Soda and Bntter Biscuit*; 15 do Pilot Bread; 26 do Imnd made 8ngar Crackers; 20 boxes Oronnd Coffee; 20 boxes Grot 60 do Sod* Biscuits; 60 mats Cassia. In store and for sale by may 6 SCRANTON. JOHNSTON A CO. S OAP, STARCH ABD CANDLES— 100 boxes Smith and Bacban’s Family Soap; 60 do.Colgato’s Pale do; 100 do Ho No. 1 and lb Bar do; 40 do do Pearl Starch; 60 do Oswego do do; 60 do Bcadoll’s 6’a and 8’s Tallovr Candle*; 26 do Adamantine (star) do; In store and for rain by may q SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A 00. 950 REWARD. Ranaway on the 16th of January, a Negro Finn named TODY. He is 26 years old, about 6 foet 8 Inches high, of light complexion and a Carpenter by trade. Ho formorly belonged te ■ Jno. Cooper of St Simons, next to Col. McIn tosh of Jacksonville, Fla^ and lately to E. D. Hendry of this city Tho above reward will be paid on delivery or Toby in Savannah. W. WRIOHT. apr 24 Broker. New Books, Received by John M. Cooper A Co. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30T1I. ALAD for the Social. By tho author of telad for 29 the Solitary. Kntalr, a 8cqnel to The Forayera; or The Raid of Tbe DogDays. By W. Gilmore Simms. The 8econd Marriage; ora Daughter’s Trials^ Domes tic Tale of New York. By Charles Burdett. Reality; or the Milllonarie’s Daughter. By Mr*. L. C. Tuthlll. Hardscrabble; or The Fall of Chicago. By Major Rlchardsou, author of Waconita, Ac. Sights and Hearings; how preserved and how lost. By J.nenry Clark, 81. D. , A Defence of the American Policy, as opposed to tbe r enchroachments of Foreign Influence. By ThomasR. Whitney. may 3 Indian Street Foundry, SOUTHERN IRON RAILING MANUFACTORY, Oppotite the Charleston SleamboaJt Wharf. Btoro and Show Room tinder St. Andrew’s Hall, corner Broughton and Jeffurson streets, where will bt. found * cholco list of patterns of Plain and Ornamental Cast, Wrought, Rustic nud Wire Bailings, suitable for Ccme. tcrles, llouso Fronts, Balcoules, Verandahs, Park, Farm Fences, Office Railings and enclosures of every descrip tion. Parties wishing Railing from any particular de sign not In the list of our l’nttcrni of Ornamental, Cast, and Rustic Railings, Ac., cau have new Patterns carved without extra charge, where the order is fur more than 100 feet; trader that, a light charge will bo made for the Patterns, by furnishing a working drawing of tho do- sign required. All work manufactured by ns warranted to be as good and as cheap os can be manufactured In any other establishment In the Union. In connection with onr Iron Railing, we shall keep in the store, an assortraentof Iron Furniture, inch os Bed steads, Settees, Garden Cbalrs, Garden Borders, Flower Stands, Brackets of various sizes, and any kind of Orna mental Iron Work and Iron Furniture to order. Ws are also solo Agent* In Savannah for Demure’s French ELASTIC SPRING BF.D BOTTOM, which wesbnllsell at Mannfactnrcr’s prices. It can be fitted te suit any Bedstead. This invention was awarded three Gold Medals In Enrobe, and Gold and Silver Medals at the Fair of the American Institute In New York.— They are well adapted to a Sonthern climate, on account or allowing a free circulation of air, being perfectly easy withaBingto31atrass,and are extensively used when ever they have been introduced. Persons wishing tho Spring Bed Bottom, will please send the size of the Bed stead, or if more convenient to them, wo will call our selves and tnko tho dimensions. We are also prepared to manufacture Stationary En gines, Sugar Mills with two or throo Boilers, Pipes. Columns, temp Posts. Window Guards, Iron Doors and Shutters, and all kinds of Iron and Brew Castings, either by contract or to order. Steamboat Work, Stationary Engines, tew Mills, Rico Mills, and all kinds of Machinery, overbanlcd and repair ed at short notice. ni*y I |AGON SIDESB AND SHOULDERS— * B i 20 hhds prime Clear Sides; 30 do do Ribbed do; 26 do do Bacon 8honMert; In store and for sale by mayfi SCRANTON. i&y«se= o* JOIINETON t 00. c 260 bags prime Green Rio Coffee; no fair kATIi CORN, AND "WHEAT BRAN. 2,000 bnshels prime Ohio Seed Oots. 1,200 do Wheat Bran, fresh. 800 do White and Mixed Corn. 60 bbls Superfine Flour. Baperfine Flonr in sacks. Eastern Hay, Liverpool Salt, Cow Peas, old Peach and Apple Brandy, In store and for | sole by [apr 28] WAVER fc CONSTANTINS. DBS. LEFLER & WILCOX, DENTISTS. Are now frilly prepared to insert full a. r llal setts of Teeth on the principle of J. Alloa’* Patent Continuous Gam. By this Improvement, tho form orthe face can be restored to any degree of rotundity that may be desired. It is appllcablo in all cases where the cheeks have fallen In, and cannot be detected by the c.oscst ob server. This raothodcomhinesthefollowingadrantages: An artificial gum, which exhibits a perfectly natural and life-like appearance, and Impaits to the teeth that pecu liar expression wuich characterizes the natural organs. This Gum consists of a slUcioos compound, which 1s applied and ftised upon the Teeth and Plate In such* manner, m to fill up all the interstices around the base iof tho Teeth, and also unites them firmly to each other and to the Plate upon which they are eet This secures perfect cleanliness of th* Teeth. Offlco over DeWltt A Morg*n’*,Congres* street fob 18—tf 100 «fo fair do do; ■ _ _ 60 do (of mats) Old Government Java Coffee; 26 doMararelbo d®J 26' do Porto Rico dot Ia store and for sale by . t m ». SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A 00. SUPPLY ot 44,64,and 6-4 white anil I may* for sale by Matting, received by the last steamer and ft AIKIK A BURNS. HENRY LATHROP * CO. H AVE received, this day a choice lot or low priced Printed Mnslins; aleo . „ „ ' Black Crape Setts, Sleeves and dollars I Fancy Belt Ribbons; - Vine Black RilkFans; White Kid Gloves; B—D.mSfkS? lHmd4.rctl.ft, Je. WM. GIBSON, A ttorney at i.aw, »o.r «r»n pnciM, bos located In Augusta, G*n and will attend the conrts in Itiohmond. Warren, Columbia, Burke, Jeffer son and Linooln counties. 49* Refers^tq mr publican. Savannah. J. and Gingham Umbrellas,madote order Iwthe best style. OMeadtee. WU.O PJUOM, mayfl ■ 147 Bay street 'IA3NTOS. NUNN'S b. CLARK’S Celebrated Grand action PIANO FORTES. H. S. BO- GARDU8, Court llouso Square, Sole . . Agent. Any commontpnordlscrlptlonof the qualities oftbese Instruments is deemed superfluous. Their high reputation of so many years standing being unimpaired by the rapid increase of makers. Purcha sers can obtain thorn at New York prices, and tha* save expense and risk of transportation. Piano Fortes tuned and repaired mar 26—-ly ffPRlPiano FortesfffR! If*. 0. ZOGrB.tVMif CO. H AVE Just received large additions to their stock of Pinnos, from t‘ Sous, Stodart, Lights, ham A Co., Ac., Ac., which are selected for rvatrr or toss and excellent WORKMANSHIP. Tl>ese instruments are offered at New York prices, and most liberal terms.— To which they respectfully Invite the attention of their friend* and tho public in general. ■os. 107 Bryan, and 94 St. Julian sts. DltS. GILBERT & KENNEDY. TREAT Cancers, Tumors, Ulcers, &o. WITHOUT aCMICJU, OrXXATIONS. Office 746 Broadway, Cor. Astor Place, ERTIFIOATEa^ilOM ExSo^^T Tuckor, Jndge F. W. Hullng, Cant. Isaiah Sellers, A. 8 Baldwin, M. D.. Hon. T. Butler King, Gen. Narclsso Lopez, Capt. Wm. Leathers, W. P. Allison M. D., Jndge Alex. Walk- er, Col. Maansel White, Thos. E. Bond M. D., cocke, MTD. PERMISSION TO REFER TO Ex-Gov. Jss. C. Jones, Hon. Fred. P. Blanton, B. P. Palmer, inventor of “Palmer’s Artificial Log,” Francis Grice, Naval Constructor, N. Yard, Philo, Proprietors of the Olrard llonse,Philadelphia, upr 22—12tdAl2tw_ MEN OF THE REVOLUTION. M BS and Time* or tbe Kerolutloa, or Memoir* of Elknnah Watson. „ „ Impressions of England, or Sketches of English Scene ry and Society. ByCoxe. . . Tho Spanish Conquest In America. By Arthnr Helps, 2 vols. Kingsley’s Sermon for the Times. Heart and Uorae Truths. By Rev. R. Wittlngham, Jr. Our Chnrcb Music, a Book for Pastors and People. Legion; or Feignod Excuses. The Nightingale; oraKind Act is Never Lost; a tale of tho UnsiianWar. Unison orthe Liturgy. By A. Gifford. Life of Scliamyl and Narrative of the Circassian War. Hiawatha, new supply mayl W. TnORNE WILLIAMS. DISSOLUTION. . . qilE Firm of Verstllle A Frierson, I* this day dissolv- r mutual content The bnsiness will be set- Verstllle. H. W. VERSTILLB, B. FRIERSON, Savannah March 31st, 1866. apr 2 FVqilE Firm ( JL ed.bymi tied by II. W. 1 NOTICE. T UB firm of SPBNOBR CURRELL A 00, Uthla day dlssolTed by mutual consent Either partner Is authorised to use the name of the late firm In settle ment of the affair* of the eozn*. SPENCER CURIIELL, ROBT. AUSTIN, A. THOMAS. Savannah, May 1st, 1866. The undersigned will continue the Auction and Com mission business on his own •croujitfrmn and after this date. SPENCER CURRELL. S.rum.ll.M., lrt,18M- MjJ LANDING and for sale—comprising A pples, 5}3Bi Apricot, Peacb, Cherries, Peen, Plum, and igpKRospbcrry—were ordered fora ganllcman, who hoi dlspoeed of hi* piece, and we now oflered ?raie. Apply to T. J. WAL8I1, dec 0 No. 170 Bay-st. EC]3B.XLXNa’S PATENT CHAMPION Fire and Burglar Proof Safes. The great Interest mani fested by tbo public to pro cure mure perfect security from 4 Ire tor valuable pa pers, such os Ronds, Moet- uaoes, Deeds, Nona, A» Books or Account, titan — the ordinary SAFES here tofore in ure had afforded. Induced, the 8ubscribera to devote a large portion of time nud attention during th* . past fourteen > ears in making improvements and die- covet if* for this ol\)«ct. and they now beg leave to assure their num-'i'uus friends, nud the public generally, that their efforts have hten crowned with complete aucces*. ami now offer the “IMPROVED HERRING’S PATENT WORLD’S FAIR PREMIUM FIRE PROOF SAFE,* or '"champion safe of the world, namo brer aw audio medals at both tor WolrduFnir, undon lHl.und N.Tork.'H. ■ As superior to alio: ,ii>. It !» now, undoubtedly,entitled to that appellntion. and secured with HALL'S PATENT POWDER PROOF LOCKS.(whtrh also was awarded Uu» als os above,) toms the most perfect Fire and Burglar Proof Safes ever Iwtor* offered to tb* Public. Tbe Subscribers also manntacture all kinds of Boiler andCbilled Iron Bank Chests and Vault Doors, and Money Boxes er Chest*, for Brokers, Jewellers, and Pri vate Famlllc*. for Plate, Diamond*, and other Valuables: And are also Patentees, (l>y purchase,) and Manufactur ers of JONES’ PJITm PERMUTATION BARI )0PI # SILAS C. HERRING & CO., PATENTEES, GliEEN BLOCK, Nos. 136,137 and 136 Water Street. Agents in Georgia, Bell and Prentiss, Savannah., feb 11—3mo FOR SALE!, A Lot of 35 acre*, well Improved,in Waltbour- ,vlllo, Liberty eounty, Gn. The land has Iwcnall cleare<!, and a portion of It beautifully laid out with fine orchards, situated about one mile from the Depot of the Savannah, Albany k Golf Railroad.— Apply to mar 1 WM. WRIGHT. forTsale:. <45. 7708 Acres of Oak, Hickory and Pine tend In UftMcIntosli Co., on the Altaiuaha River, at the P9p%crossing of tho Savannah and Gulf Rallnvid, of which 226 acres do Bay Land well dltcj. and under cultivation and fenced. Also. 200 acre tbe alwvo is upland, under fenco. and well Impro •*• with a comfortable Dwelling, Gin House, But ns. Stables and comfortable quarters for thirty negroes. Ap^ly r JohnS. Norris Architect H AVING resumed the practice of his i offers his sendees to bis friends and the public at an Architect and Snpcriutendant. Designs for any part of the conntiy supplied and exe* cuted in all the varions branch's of hi* profession; such aa Public Edifices, Store*, Dwellings, Monuments^ Ac^— Tliorougbly Fire Proof Stores desltail'd and exeentad. . Office ia second story corner of Bull-st. and Bay-laae, over Camp * Robinson’s store. ly Jan 8 RIGHT. TO RENT. ■fok A Store under tbo Bluff, fronting on Whitaker ij street. Apply to LUIL mar 27 SPENCER CURRELL fc CO. TO RENT TiRE NOV. 1. t A good Dwelling IIoush In Troup Ward, with modem Improvements. Apply to mar 7 A. WILBUR, 111 Bay-st. FOR RENT. 44 Two very deslrablo Stores In Jefferson street next Hto comer of Congress street, well adapted to Many kind of retail business, feb 20 MINIS k JOHNSTON. WM.G11EEN, FRENCH BURR, EDSOPUS. & COLOGNE XUI-XXjXJ' btohtbs B00 h^BS¥ira-o c Wi L . L .' M ' I S PREPARED ALSO, to dress 31111 Stonesand fit them with all tho necessary Irons, complete; and is mono- Tiu turinga Grist 31111 for Plnntatlonpurpoecs, to be ran by the Gin Gear or Steam Power. Warranted to grind tool meal* Store at llardCMtle’s old stand, one door west of tha market. feb 16—ly foR sale:. \ A Good Dwolliug House, on the comer of State ] anil Habersham streets, fronting sixty (60) feet on LColiimbta square, being two stories on a brick base- meut, with outbuildings all in good order. Apply to A. WILBUR, fob 12 Oenl. Ins. Agt. k Broker—111 Bay it. 1 _ _ Jay street, suitable for storing Cotton or Kmfcsndhe. Apply to Jan 7 BATNAEB A ROWLAND. HOUSB WASTED) A A BRICK HOUSE with 8 »10 rooms, w'th stable H and carriage boose, on • fall lot. Apply to i. Jan 4 WTLLY k MONTMOLLIN. CLARENDON HOTEL, CORNER OF 13TH ST., AND 4TH AVENUE, NEW YORK, Tbe Undersigned beg leave to an nounce that they have taken the Clarxxdox Hotel. Relying upon their Intimate ac- qaintance with the business, and tbo interior arrangements and accommoda tions of the Hotel, which, In point of comfort and ele- ganco, are uot surpassed, they hopo and feel that they will bo able to give unqualified satisfaction to their nu merous friends aud all who may favor them with their patronage. 0 KEHNKK A J. BIRCH, Proprietors. Tho Undersigned having dirooeed of his interest in the *• Clakzxdox ” to SIcesrs. KERNKR A BIRCH, takes this opportunity te return his thanks to his numerons patrons, and takes great pleasure in recommending Ills their kind regards, they having had much • ‘ * **“ niblic, ~"* snccersura „ , „ — experience in entering for tho public, will continue to kcepnp the well known repntation of tho establishment, os having no superior in the Unitdd States. 0. C. PUTNAM. New York. February, I860.apr 10—d3m pure and salubrioui LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN HOUSE. THIS HOUSE 1* located on Look out 3!ountaln, at an elevation or thirty-two hundred feet, presenting a scenery not surpassed by any tn the _ United States, and an atmosphere salubrious. Those who seek pleasure, health und comfort, beaaty and gnudeur of a natural kentry, cannot havo their wishes more frilly met than on LOOK OUT MOUNTAIN. Here cold FREESTONE WATER lu abundance, ia fonnd, and CHALYBEATE, os good as any place can boast of. The Mountain is easy of accoss, being only five mile* from Chattanooga, and Horses, Buggies and Hacks are always In readiness te tonvey visitors and their baggagu to ita summit, where their imaginations will be folly met and their wants well cared for. . , The llonse will be.opened on the 1st cf Jnne, and dosed 1st of October. . . GEO. W, ASI1BURN, Proprietor, L. M. ANSLEY, Superintendent. mayl d4» PHOTOGRAPHY. B /WR. rAUV would respectfully give notlri.. ‘.hat h* la ■ now prepared to execato tbe most I-. autifol col ored Photographs, over exhibited In this country: Mr. HUNT, a cclebrotwl Artist from tendon. i< now at the Gallery, prepartfil te execute the coloring of the** Pictures, either In OH, l’astil or Water Colure. Persons having Dagurreotypes or deceased friend*,may ' >d and enlarged to any size, np to Ufo. already finished a * have them coplei Specimens of citizens of Savannah are i may be seen at tbe Gallery. Jan 10—6 mo COAL.! COAL.!! AT J. T. THOMAS’S Coal Yard, Ferry Wharf. f|AA TONS Cannel, Orrel, White and Red Ash, flUU Coals, on band, os follows: 200 tons English Cannel Coal; 200 tons Liverpool Orrel Coal, an excellent article fot Parlor Grates, Stoves and Ranges; 100 tons Large Lamp White Ash Coal, suitable for Foundries and Steam Engines; 400 tons Broken at.d Screened Egg site Red Ash Coal, a ccnnlno article. he undersigned Is prepared to fill orders at shortest notice, and solicits the patronage of his friends and the public. T. THOMAS, Jan 7 Wood and Coal Yard, Fstry Wharf Pro Bono Publico! MORE SEGARS. M MOLINA, Corner of Bull and Congress**, •respectfully informs the lovers of rood aromatic smoking, and all thore who have regard for the olfocto- ries of others who do not puff the “Weed." that h!a pre cious Havanas, always gratefolly fragrant, continue by every arrival from Cuba to 1* received by him. While advising Smokers to nse good Segura, he would particu larly recommend hta fine lot of Cabargo, Conch Ita Opera, Cobden Londres Conchas, Millar, Consolacion, Lalngenuldad, Ambrosias, Loudres, Cerro Gordo. tesPcwos, Vrenndot, Excelsior, te Esmeralda, La FUantropa, Rio Hondo, LaRedowa, LePalma, LaDescublerla, apr 6 Corner Congress and BuB-sts. TO HIRE. NEGRO SIAN, a good cook. Also two Negro Boyi _ accustomed to house work, one 12 yean old the _..jer 16 years old; to behind until the lit day of No vember next. Apply to may 3 O. W. WTYLLY. A. other! FOR IALH, ’ ' ’ir A GOOD Conk, Washer a.id Ironer, shout SO yra of •*t“" fc ' n0O “'*j01» a MONTMOUiTN. Fok'gup; nr nrano WOUAN.bonisDM,■») b,r obBi . aboyabout 24 jrsara or age. The Woman ts ft may3 t JOHN 8. MONTMOlLUf; DYING A RENOVATING ESTABLISHM'T 73 York-St., near the Conrt House, SAVANNAH, OA. 73*05 BsmisRXD ia 1832. H*73 . nnUH Subscriber, grateful to his patrons and friend* JL for their continued favors, would state that. In ad dition to the improventa in Dying acquired by him’ during hit last vim to England and Scotland, has made arrangements for extending his business, by which be Is now enabled to Dye a greater variety or Colon oa 8111 and Woolen Dreesee, Shall*, A c„ which he trust* will generally pleas* all who may favor him with their patronage. Gentlemen's Garments Dyed, Cleaned or Renovated, as may bg required. In the same superior style which has gen- (gaily ao mocVpMassd hlspatrocs and frisnds. Ladies 1 Bonnets Dyed. Bleached and Pressed In tbe Bteet foahknabU style*. Ordera from the country punctually attended to. Terms moderate. When parcels are sent by steamboat or railroad, word should be sent him by letter tftsengtl the Post Office, ao that be taay know where tocall *.,;/ . ALEXANDER GALLOWAY. ..HO, MATTING, WINDOW SUADla, Maalla Curtains may be fonnd at AIK1N tt BURNS. C ARPETING, A Laosaae VnalinO Fairbanks’ Scales STILL TRIUMPHANT I rwwilE Report of tbe American InstituteOonuulttc* oa B Scales, reads thns: FAIRBANKS It CO- Broadway, for the best Hay, Coal and Cattle Scolra—Gold Medal. PAIRBANK8 k CO.—For Ptatform Seals, miMIU correct, with drop lever—Silver Medal. - FAIRBANKS k 00.—Prescription.Scabs—Diploma. FAIRBANKS k DO.—For Gold Coin Detector, and Poe* Office Balance—Diploma. Tho Scales mentioned above were taken .from the or* dtnory stock of the subscribers, and proved attbetriM before the Jndgea or the Institute Just what they are warranted to prove on every trial aad in every-day eer»- vice—“perfectly correct”. tThey are manufactured, as heretofore, by tbe oslgjaal Inventors, and tho utmost can ta taken to render them perfect as regards workmanship and material—every, Scale being subjected to the severest test beta* It bel lowed to go out of the establishment^ . ■ Nearly 100 modification# of these Weighing Mar Mae* are offered to tho business public, among which are :, Railroad Track and Depot Scales. Hay and Coal Scales, with Iron levers. Warehouse Scales. , U ’ 8 tore Scale* In great variety. . , AIm,. Ml Punil7 SMlf, whicli MtaM ■> •very house. Welghmasten* B»«m*. Il«nW .ml DmotGU' ScalM. Po.t OC1c.Iul.ncM- Oold Odn Sc»lc. And, In .bort, thsmort mkuM ud a Mil or w.l«Ui>« Appmto. io l. « “Sfli to the rz&amm XU ST Received a consignment of Frisetts, Onto The colon now In store are well assorted, aad' oifo) will be filled at any Umo for colors not oa haadjhr, .. Buoceaeeor tolsSe ILlhSSum,-* n^Dryan street, 2d store above PffiaaU Howft

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The Savannah daily republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1855-1858, May 10, 1856, Image 3