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Savannah, Florida & West
ern Railway.
4;0O p
4 4H) r m
7:30 p m
(5:80
0:00 a M
» OPFIOR, I
Savannah, Mat 28d. I860. (
f\N AND AFTER SUNDAY, May
v 23, Passenger Trains on this Road
will run ns follows:
NIGHT EXPRESS.
Leave Snvuunali daily nt 4:30 p m
Arrive at Jesup 7:90 p m
Arrive at TbonmsvV* 6:20 a m
Arrive nt RainBritlge" 92k) a m
Arrive at Albany ” 10:25 a m
Arrive at Live Oak " 2 K)0 a m .
Arrive at Tallahassee” 74)0 a m {
Arrive at Jaeka'nrille
Leave TallaluiMNte ’
Leave Jacksonville ’
Leave Live Oak "
Leave Albany *'
Leave Raiabridge *'
Ijeave Thomnsvillo ”
Leave Jesup ”
Arrive at Savannah ”
No change of cars between Havanuah
and Jacksonville and Savannah and
Allmny.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cara run
through to uaid from Savannah und
Jacksonville.
Sleeping cars run through to and
from Kuvunnah and Albany.
Passengers from Savannah for Fer-
jmiidinn, Gainesville und Cedar Keys
take this train.
Passengers from Savannah for Bruns
wick and Darien take this train, arriv
ing at Uunswick 6:00 a. m.
Passenger* from Brunswick arrive at
Savannah 94)0 a. m.
Pussengers leaving Macon 7:15 a. m.
(daily except Sunday) connect at J<«up
with this train for Florid*.
Passenger* from Honda by this trail
connect at Jesup with train arriving in
Macon at 0:25 p. m daily.
Connect at Allxiny witli Pitsseuger
trains Ivotli wav* on Souths.i n rail
road to aud from Macon, Eufula, Mont
gomery, New Orleans, eh*.
Mail steamer leaves Buiubridge for
Apahtcbicola every Sunday am 1 Thurs
day evening; for Columbus every
ftD, l Saturday afternoon.
• connection at Jacksonville dai
udays excepted) forS. Augustine,
.t,, Enterprise, aud all landings
“ John’s nver.
on B. and A. R. R. h ave
going west, nt 11:37 a. m.,
•Brunswick at 4:40 p. iu. daily,
Sumlav.
DOURLE DAILY
F L 0" r 'i D A
Macon & Brunswick R. R.
General Hupt.’s Office, 1
Macon, Jail. 11, 79. f
O N and after Sunday, the 12tli inst.,
Passenger trains tin this road will
run as follows:
NIGHT PASSENGER NO. 1, SOUTH
Daily.
Leave Macon 7:45 p M
7:50 a m I Arrive Oochron 9:47 p u
fi.-OO p m ; Arriie Eastman 10:45 p M
5:30 i* m , Arrive Jesup 3:27 a u
11:15 p m i Arrive Brnnawiek 64X) a m
Leave Brunswick per steamer 6:15 a m
Arrive Fernandina 10:15 a m
Arrive Joeksonville 2:.'55 p M
NIGHT P’S’R No. 2, NORTH, Daily
Ijeave Jacksonville 11*15 ft m
Leave Fernandina |*er st’r. 3:45 p m
Arrive Brunswick 7:45 pm
Leave Brnnswic HfWpm
Ijeave Jesup 10:85 p m
Leave Eastman 8:81 a m
Leave Coehrun 4:8,3 a m
Arrive at Miico 6215
Close connection at Macon for all
points North, Lost and West.
DAY ACCOMMODATION No 3,South
via Jesup and Live Ouk—Daily except
Sunday.
Leave Macon 7:45 a m
Arrive Cochrau 10:88 a m
Arrive Eastman 12:02 pm
Arrive Jesup 0:50 p nt
Arrive Jacksonville 8.4)0 a m
No. 4, North, Daily, Except Sunday.
Leave Jacksonville 6.50 p m
Ijeave Jesup 7.45 am
Leave Eaatmau 2.25 p m
J*envo C<H'lmin 3.45 p m
Arrive Macon 6.25 pm
Connect aft Macon for points North,
Eaot and West.
Trains No. 3 and 4 connect at Cocli
ran for Hnwki navi lie.
GEO. W. ADAMS,
W. J. Jarvis, Gen. Bupt
Master TrausjMirtation.
fMODATION TRAINS—EAS-
, TERN DIVISION.
"nah.S’dsy ex’cd, at 7:00 a r
* * ' “ 9:40 a n
• “12 30 pr
• " 3.-05 p m
• “ 74)0 p M
1 •• b-30 A M
“9:50 am
' “ 14)0 pm
Leave McIntosh “ “ 3:06 P u
Arrive nt Savannah “ " 5:40 p m
WESTERN DIVISION.
Leave thipont, S ud’y exe’p’d, 6:00 am
Leave Valdosta “ 8:17 am
Leave On toman “ 9:45 am
Arrive MUinmssvi lie " 124)0 m
Ijeave Thomasville “ 110*11
Leave Camilla “ 5:28 pm
Arrive at Allmny “ 7:15 pm
Leave Allmny " 62)0am
Leave Camilla “ 8:48 am
Arrive at Thomasvillo “ 11 2M> a m
Leave Thomasville “ 1:45 pm
Leave Ouitman “ 3213 pm
Leave ValdnaU “ 5:17 pm
Arrive at Ihi|M>nt “ 7 210 p m
J. S. Tyson, Master Trau*i>ortatiou.
P S. HAINES,
General Munager.
COOK MOTTO & CO.
Bay St., Brunswick. Ga.,
0 PPKR to th* pwtillr, at flirurwi t* low u (bit
lowwit, their entire stock o(
HEAVY AND FANCY
GROCERIES,
SHIP CHANUI.KKY,
(Digars & Tobacco,
CONFECTIONERIES, Etc.
J.F.MsoihSobs
—AT Til KIR—
GRAND BAY STREET
bMroiiirv.
Off o th* onl.llr, at antonlnlilugly low pri<«a
* * Urge an.I waU swlrcf'd »t«rk of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS & SHOES
They keep constantly on band alao a lull Una of
Groceries
but mi in cuauk hit uli
OF
Bummer Dress Goods,
Summer Cassimeres,
Summer Pants Cloths,
S03LS r’-AJNTS,
AND ALL KINDS OF SUMMED STOCK I
No Matter Who feel* Aiplntt at OUR LOW PRICES,
W E arc dotcrmlooil to olura oat o.r on tiro stock ,1 Murat n) prtra; town., ,nn th. pUb at
lo« u.jr be; how.yer acute th, strain on eonpeiltura may tell, w« an rraulvod to put
TIm Knife down to Ik, Bona
And tbtu rut down all oppralUoo. W. h... dMonnlnwl on • straight out Iona, md » wtrln all
who dmn limn mono,, to ordra thrao .sod. nt unoo. W, nr, ralhog than rarj rapldl j nnd It wlU
Iwlour V„l. r .— r
“Time and Tide Wall for no Man.”
Wa will quota a few articles:
Grenadines we have reduced to 3 and 6 cents, former price 15 to 20cts.
Alpaccas in all colors 121 cents, former price 18 to 20 cents.
Cashmeres in all oolore 15 cents, former price 20 to 25 cente.
Bunting m all colors, wool filling, 12, cents, former price 25 cents.
Buntings, all wool, in navy and light blue, pink, cream, scarlet, slate
18 cents, former price 40 cents.
Fancy and dress goods reduced to about one half their value.
Figured muslins 5, 61. 81 and 10 cents.
Calico, best quality, fast colors, 5, 6i and 7i cents.
Bleached shirting 5, 61 nnd 81, and the beet undressed for 10 cents.
Unbleached shirting, sea island, 5, 61; for good yard wide 8 cents.
Parasols down to half value, good, largo sire, from 50 cents up.
Folding fans nt 2, 3, 5, 8,10, 15, 25 cents nnd up—a great.reduction.
Remember,
W.- do not guaranty to All your ontaw »t tb«M> pri«w whenever you fowl like it. ,W1
umt good* ar» euld, then w# hr. don- with aud you ru't gel th»m. therefore, order at
on order* smounUng to tan dollars. we will prepey the freight, provide.! the tuoaey eurompanlee
the onW. If sent C. O. D.. we do uot pey freight unlewe the bill eutounta to twenty dollars.
Write for our price list of fency good* end notion*, and address.
David Weisbein’s Celebrated Dry’ Goods House,
163 Broughton Street, Savannah, Ga.
MrCountrv merchants will tlo well to correspond with us.
.When the eum-
HLIHjmi
HARDWARE,
141 md 1M Ooagrem, 1*4 *ad 141 St. Julian eta.
SAVANNAH, GA.
Agricultural Implements.
FAN MILLS,
GRAIN CRADLES,
• AVERY’S PLOWR
BRINLY’S PLOWS,
CULTIVATORS,
PLOW STOCKS,
SWEEP SHOVELS,
HEEL PINS,
GRASS RODS.
Rubber and Leather
BELTING.
CIRCULAR SAWS,
CARPENTERS' TOOLS,
BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS,
GUNS ANI) PISTOLS,
FISHING TACKLE.
AGENTS FOR FAIRBANKS’
Standard Scales
rJXJFOUSTT'S
CELEBRATED POWDER.
Together with a full line of Shelf
Hardware, for wile at the low-at
cash prioeg.
PALMER BROTHERS.
irol 7-ly
B. REPPARD
MANUFACTURER AND SHIPPER OF
MOORE *M’CR ARY
DEALERS IN
Choice Family
GROCERIES,
Provisions, Crockery and Tinware,
CXOhA^S <50 TOBACCO,
NEWCASTLE STREET,
BRUNSWICK, - - GEORGIA.
FERRIS fr CO.’S
CELEBRATED HAMS & BREAKFAST STRIPS
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Yellow Pine Lumber,
Savnimali a,ncL Brunswick, Gra,.
FAMILY SUPPLIES,
Aud * large supply of
SHIP STORES,
All of wliirh they mi-an to m-11 at Agurtw that
■hall Im* aaltafactory to their > uatonii-r>.
feMl-ly.
LEBENH0USE,
BRUNSWICK, GA.
-—ALSO
Bo^ta, Shoes, Hats,
cm.OTHINO.
Jionojfs* Etc.
La
ikna oloaaure in ann
Per Pay. with room f-J 00
Per Wcwk, with rouiu 10 no
TABLE SUmJOSD WITH THE
BFjST IN MARKET.
Mua. B. F. LKHl’.N, rropriflrsB.
Sept. 28— ly.
CITY TAX NOTICE.
r E «a*ea .Iu* the **ity of Bninawirk on roal
■atata. improvemeata. aud carry ap*. lea of
~ iSEw prw,,€rt,r * ,or lh# >e * r p*j•*»»*•
t quarter on or befom :tl«t .lay of Man h, 1*M)
I ** aith •• - Jus*, -
• M »th *• •• Haj.t ••
h - m » jucU .a .. jGf ••
Booka fur thr re. eptloti of return* aud the col-
1«< tiou of the ftr»t quarterly payment of tax*, m*
w«»w open au.l will br cl.wcd on th* ala* day of
Mari-h l**u. when will be iaauad for
tha wattre amount of taira due for the year
a«aiu*< w b aud ever, peraon who talla U> make
payment a* above requited.
Ofek hour* Worn *>« a. a. to j p. m.
J.KUkJi lioi'HTOll.
Clerk A Trvaaurer.
W. A. JOHNSON,
Boot A Shoe Maker.
W ork done a* cheaply, and war
ranted to hut a* loug a* that of
any other Workman in tnia section.
Mfmliwi don* aithort notice at
NEXT BOM TO J. F. NELSON
ON THE BAY.
Post Office Address Savannah, Ga.
aprill ly
Jk^Kutitblisbotl 1856.
A..I. MILLER & Co,
Whol.mlc and Retail Dealers in
Furniture, Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Window Shade*, XAtUifi, lie.,
148, 150 and 152 Broughton Street,
S-A.T7--A.XTXT-A.I3:, O-BORGHiA..
P is for your iutercat to trade with us, for the following, among many, rea*
sons:
We Lave a very large and well selected stock.
We give yon good work at low nrioea.
We fit up our goods thoroughly.
lolly.
Jewelry Headquarters
—OF—
W. F. DOERFLIHBER.
We pack our good* verv careful!
We shin goods promptly.
We make no charge for packing and shipping,
We secure lowest rates of freight
We therefore solicit a trial order, feeling assured that vou will be satisfied
with our goods and prioea. Prices aud other information cheerfully furnished.
A. J. MILLER k COMPANY.
City Barbershop
j. M- CARTER, Proprietor
Shaving, Hair Cutting & Hair
Dressing done in the la
test approved style.
Ladies’ and Childrens’ Hair
►*
.j | Cutting a specialty.
IS ATISFACTIONOUARANTEED
ruu
L l«M.tockot
JEWELRY,
WATCHES,
Etc,, Etc.,
Which haa Juat arrived aa«l la bolug aold at low
prlcas.
Bagalr* afaU klmUtfaae** Man aati**
•■d But!afartton Guaraalrrd.
tSWBoaa' Pataut of HUffeoad back Wataha*
madaaapactally
febl-ly W. F. DOERFLINOEB. Agent.
Smith k Dot tar buildiag, two doora from PO
Mabry & Crovatt,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Brunswick, Oboboia,
T>RACT1CK RKOULAALY IK THE COUNTIES
i ot Wayo*. Appling. Pterca, Cbffee.
Wara aad Oaaadaa of lha Brunswick Clicult, and
slfeir of the Oroaee Clrrwit.
CLAIMS.—Throagh reliable rorreapondaata,
msiun and lurreaa.nl Peaaiou Claim* under all
» acta pruascutod; paoelona for eervtcee in lata
ar obtalaml; laad warraato bought aad obtata
ad for aervl«-«e ta th* Plorlda-Iadlao war; pea-
■iooa for aarviron of th* Maxlcaa War. By ooa-
Nwfi. asaay may obtain mo*lee. land warrant*
w pensions ta which they may be eaUttad.
WHY!
OaU aad palat year hooaea within, whoa
PLASTERING
tlar, pi mean ter aad nicer every
article of the best quality and at the lowest price.
FA S HI 0 NAB LB MILLINERY !
Ladies’ Store,
2Irs. 2Lf. C. RO ~WK, Proprietress.
Arriving every week, Few and itcaiOiful Styles for
the Ladies—Hats, Ribbons, Ties, Laces,
Trimmings, Buttons, etc.
Will also furnish on abort notice th.
Wheeler & Wilson New Sewing Machine,
NO. 8, WITH STRAIGHT NF.EDLE,
THE BEST MACHINE MADE.
'Good* First-Class—Prices Moderate.
— NEW —
DRUG STORE,
Gloucester Street,
BarujajBTxrlclc, - Ct-©org*ia_
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED AN ENTIRELY NEW
STOCK OF
Drugs and chemicals,
Patent medicines,
Hair, nail and tooth brushes.
Perfumery, combs & soaps '
tmt Ml oUn TMIM ukI rurr srotU. mMI, foud U . Inula. Drug Mora, lo wkk, b. ra- (
-T-rtrolI, rail. U. UUalloo M bl. Mmid. rad lira public.
Us.bg bra. Maraud mb lbs drag trad. I. ibU HI, tor . nnwbra ol
rat b. . Ill U abls. bj strict Utratloo lo bradaora. to orarll s Uboral do
Pftjiiciau.' Pmcrlptid.. Accaratelr CmihuM.
a >« kji|'nntti ■■ ylea. *AL- i _
HoMlJHSO a epeciaUty. HJUr271 Y
jaMFU tAYLOBB. VBKHMH. 1
J£S. r.
Druggist, etc.