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justness (Fumlar. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. BY ESTILL & BROTHER, Bull Street, next to the Post Office. Mr. JS I, Y <> TT O. Will attend to all business connected with the “Circular.” SAVANMiH, - - GEOBCIA. SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1567. IO( \G ME.VS LIUR.VRY ASSOCIA TION. We desire to make a few remarks in reference to this Association, for the pur pose of disabusing an erroneous impres sion that perhaps has become prevalent among the young men of this city. We have heard it remarked by several parties, that the membership of this As sociation is confined to the members of the Methodist congregation, and that members of other denominationsofProtee ta»t churches are not allowed to become associated with the order. This is an en tirely wrong impression, and should at once, and we trust will, be abandoned by those who harbor it. It is true the As sociation originated among,and is officer ed by members of Trinity' Church, and the meetings are held at Trinity Lecture Looms, but any and every young man in the city, whether he is a member of any church or not, if lie is only moral and upright, is cordially invited to be come associated with the organization.— Not only' is the Association glad to have the young men come up and join of their own Tree v ill and accord, but they have actually appointed a large committee, whose duity it is to seek after young men and induce them to unite with the organ ization. and we are pleased to know that this committee has entered upon its task in good faith, and that upwards of thirty new members have been reported during the past month. The following paragraphs are a part of the Constitution of the Association: Art. I. —Sec. 1. Any young man in regular standing with any Evangelical Church, may become an active member of this Association on the payment of one dollar annually. Sec. 2. Any young man of good moral character may become an associate mem ber on payment of one dollar, and be en titled to all the rights and privileges, ex cept holding office. Let every young man then who desires to become a member of this worthy Christian institution go and enrol liis name and pay into the Treasury the small sum of one dollar, and he will be en litled to membership for one year, and enjoy all the privileges of tlie Associa tion. A meeting of the Association was held on last Wednesday evening, and despite the very inclement weather we were grat ified to see such a fair attendance. Every member present appeared to have the in terests of the institution at heart, and all seemed to work in unity to promote the object for which it was organized—that of disseminating useful and religious knowledge by opening a library room, where our young men can entertain them selves a few hours in the evening in read ing instructive works, &c. We are requested to say that the As sociation would be glad to receive any donations of proper books, magazines, papers, &c., from those who may have any of these articles on hand and have no particular desire for them. We are confident that enough reading matter could be gathered from among the citi zens to fill the Association Library. AH donations may be sent to the Drug Store of Mr. R. 11. Tatem, Librarian, or to tlie Association Rooms on Tuesday evenings. Furniture Warehouse. We would call the attention of our readers to the advertisement of Mr. I). Falvey, who has the large ground floor room of St. Andrew’s Hall, Broughton street, where may be found eveiy variety of the latest style furniture, from a child’s chair to a mammoth bedstead. As Air. F. sells at moderate prices it would be well for purchasers to give him a call be fore going elsewhere. 14r3 li lough tun Sm-et. Air. Isaac S. Cohen desires all (especial ly the ladies) who wish to purchase Trim mings, Alillinery and Fancy Goods, Kid Gloves, etc., etc., to call at the above store during the term of his holding forth there, as lie always keeps on hand a good and select assortment of the above arti cles, which he will dispose of at reason able prices. Read his advertisement and don’t fail to give him a call. Grist, Meal, &c. Every family in this city uses one or tlie other or both of tlie above articles, and it would be well for them to remem ber that they cab obtain a good quality, and any quantity, at the Grist Mill of W. S. McFarland, on Jefferson street, rear of St. Andrew’s Hall. The Captain will fill all orders promptly, and deliver the ar-. tides in any quantity in any portion of tlie city. See advertisement. Keep Cool. If our readers wish to learn tlie secret of “keeping cool” during th<* heated days of the summer months,let them call at the Ice House of Mr. Jas. J. McGowan, Con gress street lane, between Bull and Whit aker streets, and he will impart the se cret to them at a moderate price. See his advertisement. The Masonic Lottery. —The sale of tickets for the Grand Prizes to be drawn on the 17th inst., closes onnextTuesday, tlie 1 6th. Call at the Managers’ Agency, under the Screven House, or at Estills’ News Depot, and secure a ticket. — «. We have received a neat little paper entitled “ The Business Circular,” pub lished by Estill & Bro., Savannah, Ga., eveiy- Saturday, for gratuitous circula tion. Air. Ely Otto is the business man. Tallahassee Floridian. We would like to know how friend Sparliawk came by that stray copy of “The Business Circular.” Has our old friend Dr. Jones, of the News & Herald, who is now on a visit to Florida, given you a copy ? Tlie Bainbridge Argus of the Cth con tains a notice of a meeting of the citizens of that place and vicinity, in reference to to the projected extension of tlie Gulf Railroad to Bainbridge. The meeting Avas held on the 2d in Bainbridge, and the Argus says “somewhere between thirty live and fifty thousand dollars of bona fide private subscriptions have been ob tained. We are still hopeful; and believe a sufficient number of our unselfish and public spirited men 'will do their duty to insure the extension of the Road.” The Bainbridge Argus of the 6th says : “We have been informed that one of our colored citizens, who is slightly misce genated, declares his determination to be a candidate for sheriff of Decatur county.” fiIGT lift HftMIMRY fiO 0-BS JUST OPENING! J BEG leave to inform the LADIES of Savannah, and the public generally, that I am now opening the LATEST STAPLES of Trimmings, Fancy and Millinery Goods, COMPRISING : BEAD AND DRESS TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, VELVETS, HOSIERY, EMBROIDERIES, BUTTONS, KID GLOVES, HOOP SKIRTS, &c. REAL AND IAI. GIMPU LACES. SILK AND CIXNIE LACES. £*T Call and Examine for Yourselves, GtT Country Dealers and Dress Makers supplied at New' York Jobbing prices. ISAAC SS- COIIEN, aplß-lm 143 Broughton Street. SEALS and SEAL PRESSES. Parties desiring Seals can send us a rough sketch of what they want and remit the probable cost; if not enough we will fill the order and collect ballance by Ex press on delivery, and if more than sufficient to cover expenses we will return sur plus. ESTILL & BROTHER, Bull street, next to the Post Office, Savannah. Slew IMvcrtig ementiC D-FALVEY, Fimitiii WAREHOUSE, St. Andrew’s Hall Building BROUGHTON STREET, (2d door from Jefferson.) New Work Made to Order, REP AIRING, MATTBESS MAKING, AND UPHOLSTERING AT SHORT NOTICE. apl3-lm Wm. D. It Millar. Thomas Jackson MILLAR A CO., GFNE R \ L COMM IS’N MERCHANTS And Dealers in HAIL ROAD AND GENERAL MACHIN ERY SUPPLIES- . Coach Findings. Curled Hair, . lack Moss, Wool en and Cult »n Waste, Oils, Tallow. Axle Grease, Varnishes, Mineral Paints, White Lead, Zinc, Bell Cord, Pressed Lard, &c , Ac. Agents for Jno. Wats n A Co.’s Axle Giease COBNEB OF MONTGOMERY ST.. A CONGRESS ST. LANE. FOREST CITY MILLS, apl3-tf Savannah, Ga. JOsThTp EC K, BIANK BOOK MANUFACTURER AND— II O O Iv IS lis I> E It, City Hotel Building, Magazines, Music Books, Ac., bound in the neatest manner, ap! 3 -if For the use of County and State Of ficers, Notaries Public, Commissioners of Deeds, Societies, Corporations, and Lodges, and others requiring Seals. Seals from $5.00 upwards. Seals and Pressess from $8 to SSO. The ordinary size and style cost about $lO to sl2. The most elaborate designs engraved at the shortest notice. cw ertisemcntsL Wrapping Paper, TWI N E , AND— PAPER BAG S, At Greatly Reduced Prices. 1,000 reams Wrapping Paper, all sizes. A good assortment of Wrapping Twines and Paper Bagr. The above goods have been purchased since the decline in prices at tlie North, and we are enabled to sell them very' cheap. Paper Bags printed to order at very low rates. ‘ WARREN BROTHERS, ap 13-ts 210 Bay street. " peter donelan” MERO HA N T T AIL OR, THE Subscriber, having on hand a large and well selected stock of English and French Cloths,Cassimeres and Fancy Goods, in view of the times, and determ ined to meet his obligations, proposes to make them up for his customers at COST PRICES. He is prepared to furnish suits, of the best material and latest style, cheaper than they can be obtained in this city.— With tlie best workmeu and a superior stock, be fears no competition in style,fit, quality or price. aplß-tf PETER DONELAN. yf : <T. i:i i iV iTTT n, am) KetnH Dialer in STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, ftfli LLiNERY, STRAW GOODS, Ribbons, Capes, Feathers, Flowers &c, BRIDAL ATTIRKB M ADE TO uKDLK At the Shortest Notice. 163 Broughton st., Hirer doors East of Jefferson, % a PI3-l Savannah, Ga ! CHRIS. MURPHY. CIIAS. CLARKS. MURPHY & CLARKE, House, Ship, Sign »nd Steamboat PAINTERS, Corner or Bull and Bryan Streets. ft p Stairs.) All orders promptly and faithfully ex ecuted. ' apti-ti'