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local matteßß. QIABAXTINE. XM schooner Electric Spark was on Monday sent Tybec Road* as quarantine vessel, with a Snr wn 6n board as quarantine officer. She takes the * e of the naval boat Racer. Since the Utter left (be station so suddenly, quarantine has been estab iubedat Fort Pulaski, where a guu was mounted to cover the channel for the purpose stopping all reiiels not entitled to enter. The Electric Spark U avers .appropriate craft for the duty. She carrtee one twelve-pounder. TUK PULASKI HOUR® RESTORED TO ITS FORMER OWKER. Bv orders from Major General Braunan, command tije District of Savannah the building at the Ijrner of Bull and Bryan streets, known os the Pul aski House, has been returned to lta original owner, w U. WUtbnrger. The building hail been leased, •abject to orders from the military commandant, to Messrs. Bartels and Riddell, for one year, by the Chief Quartermaster. 3i£A«» Sampson. —Last evening we were pleased to notice on the deck of this steamer Capt. Samuel l Dennette, late Deputy Harbormaster of the port and district of Savannah. The Sampson, captured from the Confederates, tvas recently taken to the Government workshops at Port Boval, where repairs necessary were made. A cabin was built on the after deck and a railing extended maud the sides of the boat. She has*also been re painted. We congratulate Capt. Dennette on having a snug craft, that on yesterday made the trip between Sa vannah and Hilton Head In three and a half hours. The Sampson is lying at the dock foot of Whitaker street, where Capt. Dennette will be pleased to see his friends on board at all times. The Sampson was built for a towboat, and U about seven years old.— Her gtachlnery Is of gregt power. Fbpm Nsw Yonx—ARRIVAL of ths STsamskip Setada and Zodiac.—The above named screw steamers arrived at the doek ln thLs city lest even ing. The Nevada Is or the Star Lffie, Brigham, Bald win’* Cos., Agents. The Nevada arrived Inside of Tybce Uoadiyestarday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Pur ser A- Richardson and Mr. C., A. Bars tow', were is identified with the star Lin? of steamships was by the courtesy of Capt. S. L. Dennett, of the steamer Sampson, enabled to reach the city a few minutes after six o’clock, the tide not serving for their steamer to pass the obstructions In the river. The steamship Zodiac, Capt. Buikley, of the Pio neer Line, Hunter A Oammell Agents, made her trip without detention. Both of the ships bring heavy cargoes, and they willl return with full cotton freights Mr. Henry H. Scranton, Purser of the Zodiac, will accept our thanks for favors. Personal.— Capt. James E. Smith, 12th Conntc tlcufTpluntects, Provost Marsha’ Sub-district of the ogeechee and late Judge of the Second Provost Court of Savannah, was yesterday relieved from his position as Provost-Marshal by Cap!. Samuel Cow drey, of the 102d New York Volunteers. Judge Smith returns to bis home, bis battalion baying been mus tered out of serv Ice. During his term of office lu dispensing Justice and vindicating the law, Captain Smith, by his gentlemanly conduct and kindness to all. and his courtesy to the attorneys In attendance at his court, has won a host of friends, who wOl ever wish him suoces* and prosperity. *•* - - -; *—- Latest Northern News—Mr. EstUl, at the office of the Daily Herald, has received by the steadier which arrived last evening, the following Sew York papers, vle : The Herald of the 6th, Har per's Weekly, Flag of our Union, Army and Navy Journal, Wuvertey Magazine, and Mrs: Gfrandr— a new publication, replete with humor and wit. We are Indebted to Mr. B. tar copies of the papers named. auction Sale—The Auction sales of Hosiery and Men’s Shirts, etc., by the case, to take plpcc to-day at W o’clock, Is advertised to be sold In Bond. At the re quest of the trnde, they will be sold and delivered du ties paid by the Auctioneers. See advertisement. For New York—The steamship Constitution, Oapt Greenman, of the Star Line of steamships, sailed for S«w York last night about nine o'clock. The Con stitution had on boafd a number Os passengers and a very full freight. - - • . - From Augusta—The U. S. Transport Gen. Shep iev, Capt. Milligan, arrived from Augusta last even ing, having quite a number of cabin passengers and some two hundred contrabands who expect to locate oa the coast. Personal.—Brevet Lieut, col. A. V. Elliott, Pay master U. S. A.; Judge D. S. Walker and T. J. Per kins, of TaUahassee, Florida, arrived In our city last evening, and are at the Pulaski House. Pulaski House.—The arrivals at this Hotel on yes terday having been crowded out, will appear In onr evening edition. THE COURTS. district provost court—before I.IKUT. col. robt. p. tore, district provost marshal. Savannah, Aug. nth, lwu. Nicholas Wolfe vs. July Millet (colored), Judgment for $ll.OO with costs of suit and recovery of premises, it appearing frdm the record of the District Provost Court that plaintiff recovered Judgment against the defendant, on the Sth day of July, 1805, In the sum of lorty-one dollars, with costs of suit to be paid within the space of twenty-one days from that date, and it lorther appearing that the defendant has failed to comply with the above order, and lias also failed to make His appMrance In obedience to a summons is sued from thliefßce, It was ordered that the said de fendant be arrested for contempt, and that he show cause why he failed to appear. . G. B. Lamar vs. Patrick Fogarty, recovery of rant, $70.00. in the above case It was ordered that the plaintiff recover against the defendant, Judgment to the sum of $70.00, with costs of suit. It was further that the amount of Judgment and costs be paid by the defendant by the first day of September, and that he vacate the premises by the same date. Jacob Quint vs. C. E. Bose. unlawfnHy holding possession of pr: raises. Upon the agreement of the defendant to pay the rent and costs of suit, It was ordered that the case be marked settled by consent of all parties concerned, counsel for plaintiff, J. R. Saussy, Esq.; for defendant, Thos. M. Norwood, Esq. Km. K. Pritchard vs. Solomon Barnard—recovery of debt. And now the said Solomon 9. Barnard comes into Court, and waiving notice and summons and all matters of fornp, acknowledges himself lndeb|et| and confesses Judgment to the said William R. Pritchard m the sum of six thousand dollars, with Interest from the first day ofNovember, eighteen hundred and slxty-two, and two dollars and fifty cents, the costs ofthlsproceeding. JSlgned, ] * 9.8. BaKN IRH. The above confession Is hereby made the Judgment and decree of the £onrt, and the property of the said Solomon S. Barnard Is hereby made subject to the ben of this Judgment and to sneb further order as may be passed on the premises. Counsel for plaintiff, 8- Tates Levy. • Timothy Dooley vs. Daniel Oliver. Whereas, an or der was granted on the 9th day of August restrain ing defendant from removing or disposing of any portion of the goods contained in the Forest City Mills, claimed by the plaintiff, until the merits of the case had been Investigated and decided upon by the Brevet Major General Commanding, and It ap pearing that the Brevet Major Generrl Commanding has Investigated and decided upon the matter at Is sue, It was ordered that the order above quoted is hereby annulled and made void . Clipper Vessel for New York.—We call atten tion to the advertisement by Messrs. Cbas. L. Colby A Cos., of the Baltimore sailing clipper Wenoaah for New York. She has room for some light ffelght-and superior passenger accommodations. ts r MASONIC. Solomon’s Lot**, No. I, meets first Thursday In each mouth. K. T. Tauter, W. M.; John Nicholson 9. W.; John Foley, F. VV.; J. Holbrook E«till 8 D • H. L. Schreiner, J. D sJsmes M. Jones, s ecretarr • Junto- Lachiisou, Jr , Treasurer 3e <-retary , ZracpoAui.i Loi or. No. 15, meeta second „ in each month. Wa Greene. W nTo.vWtJ™" 7 sou, 8 W.; Thomas Ballautlue, J. W. ; m D.; Ste’.u, J. D; John Houstoc, SecretaryT Haywood, Treasurer. urea Clintok Lodof, No. 54, meets first and third Mon days In each month. 9. E. Byck, W. M.; John Ruther ford, 9. W.; Wm. Gibbons, J. W.; P. Uellrieon, 8. D ■ M. Davidson, Treasurer. Ancient Landmark Loros, No. 23.—N0 regular meetings during the summer months. Edward O. • Hough, W. M-; Wm. F Holland, 8. W.; J. H. Da rn wd, J. W-; X:. L. Hackctt. S. D.; ,J. D. Ox ksia CbapTitb, No. 3.—Closed for the summer. R. T. Tamer, H. P.t Wm. Greens, K.; W. F Holland, S. ; David H. Galloway, M. C.:J. Holbrook Estlll. P. a.; John Foley, M. Sd V.; M- Reich, M. 2d V.; H. L. Schreiner, U. Ist TANARUS.; Thomas Ballantine, C. H. Gross la Cocnoo, Ho. I.—Closed nuttl winter, Hotel Arrivals. SEA ISLAND" HOTEL (HILTON HEAD) AUG. 8. J W C’Uft, A A Sur, C Wagner, Charleston „„„ USA, Savannah N A Conklin, Brooklyn CM Gage Nashua, SB C K Packard, 30 Me Vols Mr Tatnall, Savannah L T Cummings, do i do Lt H M Jones. H Head L* C T Hall, do C A Dow, do Lap IEG Dike, do z Haynes, Augusta Capt W H Brynton, Sav PORT ROYAL HOUSE (HILTON HEAD) AUG. 8. JH Hughey, Beaufort .Miss Fcrrel. Charleston 5 ~ do J A Beilall, Camden, Ohio CT Conklin, do ;J F Hankins. Indiana C W Foss, Ipswich, Mass J H Gould, Savannah M J Kennedy, H Head Lt S H Pettit, Tvliee Lsi J Rogers. do Mrs K Kelly and 2 T Green, do children, (Charleston jf Murphy do C 8 Johnson, Camden, X J T Dunkln, St Helena J Mean, X y W Oeerlin, U S N CM Gage, Xashao N H C A Wright, Brooklyn A H Abrahams, H Head U J Sipple, 128 CSC T D D Leor «o Lt R W Lanbern, do J McKeune, do EJ Levy, Beaufort H McNabb, do C H Mattison, Adjt PHollehan, do r»o,. „ MtJ9CT P A McMlchael 8 0 JRSpigier Savannah jMJZelgler, do * Capt D w Howard. Beaus [ A M Buuidage Beaufort A C Terry, Rochester I Shipping Intelligence, Hiuature Almanac—This Day. Sun rises. 5 19iMoon sets 9 09 Sunsets... 6 49] High water 9 89 PORT OF SAVANNAH. Arrived. Wednesday, Aug. 9, 1866. Steamship Nevada, Catpenter, New Y'ork—Hunter A GammeU. Consignees— H G Ruwe* Cos, CL Gilbert, Hess A Gunman. J McMahon, A Lelller, KerUuJ Bro * Burke, S J Gardner, C T Creutzen, S H Eckinan, R Haber sham A Son, C White, S Levi, A Fawcett * Cos, AH Moses, Uuckenhelmer £ Selig, J Langederff A Cos, E J Doyle, Halsey, Watson * Cos, W Battersoy, G, J E Doyle, H B Waughl * Cos, J Gilliland & Cos, Presdee * Orff, Lovell A Lattlmore, Melnhard A Bro, Weed A Cornwell, G Naeghton, J Lama, S M LedererALUUen thal A Cohn, A Stamm, R Moffina, M H Williams, S Caldwoll, E gacharias, W Fowler, N Wolf, Claghom A Cunningham, G Welbrook, B Strauss, J L VilTalou ga, E Ehrlich, W J Anderson, WN" lu a diamond, ..Barry A Batty, Bartell A Riddell, G Skelian, T Bate son, Adams Express, A L Delonze, J Roeenband, L W Stern, King, J G Mehrtens, S Meyers, H Champion, Ames A Peabody, O M Heldt, H Wortheimer, A w. 3 A Fralm, J Selby A Son, L In a diamond, T J Perkins, DW C, Erwin A Hardee, C E Rowland, M S Meyer, Blun A Meyer, Brady A Smith, E J Purse, Stewart A Cos, Pla a diamond, F W Cornwell, B F Einstiue, J MeOlmble, S In a diamond, J C Schreiner A Bro, O 8 Atkinson, H A It, J Q Watts, W H Stark, Rae, Whit ney A Cos, C I, Colby A Cos. Passengers— A Mohr, E Ambert, J Cayle. A H Robson, R D Wheelan, W Jones, J Supple, F A God dard, M L Stevens, J Sherlock, T J Perkins, 11 Beach, Mrs Aubert and 2 children, E Higgins, D S Walker, W H May, T Supple, SM Lederer, C Gordon, H N Davenport, R Molina, Miss Nevie— s steerage. August 7, off Hatterass, passed steamer America, bound North. Steamship Zodiac, Buckley, New York—Hunter A GammeU. CoNsiuHue—Brigham, Baldwin A Cos, Walter A West,lsaac Mayer. J McMahon, M Nadmark,J R Nor ton, Presdee A Orff', J Ryan J Rosenband, A A Solo mons, B Strauss, J A Train, W A Stark. J Schoder, A M Scarboro A Cos, W N Fuller A Cos, A M West, P Walter, Weed, Cornwell A Cos, N B Waugh, W M Walsh, E Zacharlab, Adams' Express, Southern Ex press. Bartels A Riddell, L T Burch, W A Beard, « F Rowe A Cos, Crane A Graybtll. C L Colby A Cos, DzyalinskJ A Stager, Erwin A Hardee, M Ferst A Cos, M Ferin, C L Gilberts, Gaden A Unkles, N A Hardee, Hilton A Randell, Hess A Cos, C M Mellman, A Blves, Emil Kothke, L kllhr, W W Lincoln, P Laughlin, A Lelller, J Lippmsn, G Merkins, H Melnhard A Bro, J Mallery, M Gordon. N Banks, P J Culger, J A Ans ley A Cos, W A R Mclnttre, Mather A West, S A Oates, S P Hamilton, A Freldrok, CMase, Harden's Express 8 Farally, J G Watts C W Long, L G Fillette, Con vent of Merqy. J Anthony A Cos, Lovell A Lattlmore, J Meyer, E J Purse, and order. Pakssnors— U T Bailey. G A Denning. Mr Henycke A M West. J C Mather. J A Scott, R B Lillie, Samuel T Day, C T Haywood, J A Kieuan, Thos Malloy. Mrs A M Barnes, and others. Steamer Canonlctts, Tilton, Beaufort. S C Cleared. Steamship Constil ution, Greenman, New York— Brigham, Baldwin A Cos. Passknokes -Mrs M cClellau and chilclMrs R J Bond and 2 children, Thos Kinlock, Mrs Klnlock and 3 chil dren, Mrs F B Hoyt, W H Thompson, Jas H Gray and lady. J C Vaniionsten, Mrs C G Drake, child and ser vant, C G Drake. Jas Barns, Albert Barns; B A Brow er, Mrs Snlliv.in and 2 children, Mrs O'Byrne, LC Warren, S D Howell. B D Davis, W C Henry, J Kast mau, Jackson, Geo H Camp, J D Adams. Gen Dwight and servant, E Allen, T W lumen, M Wadley, Mrs M Wadley, 2 children and servant, Mrs Roller, F Belrneu, G Roth, N Freedman. M Selig. Ellen Boyd J H Mul key,Cspt N H Oglcsbee?, HP Bunbnry, Dr SScott, J G Cohen, T D Muller, Michael Reilly, and steerage. Exrosis—7o6 bales Upland Cotton,ls do Sea Island, to bales domestics, 28 do wool, and sundry packages mdse. Steamer Generali SUepley, Mlliikln, Augusta, In ballast to U S Q M. Passengers— Mrs M Wiggins, A Dunham, Miss Maty Dunham, Mrs Clirlstlua lusta and 6 children, Mrs C Brown and I child, T Palat, Mrs T Palat, Lt H Wood. J P Johnson, Mrs M Herk. E Schtoll. T Krel ger, T B Mell, L W Johnson, and 246 freedmen. Steamer U S Grant, Briggs, Hilton Head. Steamer Sampson, Denette, Hilton Head. PORT OFJPORT ROYAL. Cleared. * Aug S—Steamer McClellan, Samuels, New York. Church Directory. * [Concord i xpi'eesly Jor the Savannah Duty Herald.] catholic oacaoaES. Cathedral of St. John the Baptist—northeast corner es Perry and Drayton streets.—Mass 6 1-2 a. m., 8 1-2 a. m. High Moss 101-2 a. m. Vespers 4p. m. Sunday School 2 1-2 p. m.; Stations ot the Cross: concluding with the Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament, Friday evening, T o'clock. Clergy—Right Rev. Au- Suitus Vorot, D. D., Bishop of Savannah; J. F. O’Neil, r.. Vicar General; Rev. Peter Dufau, Rev. Henry P. Clavreul. St. Patrick’s Church-southeast corner of West Broad and Liberty Btreets.—Kev. Charles Prendergast, Kev. Peter Whelan,—Mass 81-2 a. m , High Muss at 10 1-2 a. m. PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHDSCIIES. Christ Church—east side of Johnson Square, center -Bull and Congress streets—Rev. Charles Coley, As sistant Rector. Service at 10 a. m.; Evening Prayer, 5 1-2 p. m.: Sunday School! p. m. St. John's Church—west side of Madison Sqnare, comer Bull and Charlton Btreets— Kev. C. F. McKae, Rector. Service at 101-2 a. m , 4 p. nt; Sunday School 9 a. m.; Wm. S. Bogart, Superintendent. -Prayers Wednesdays and Fridays. 6 p- in. METHODIST CHURCHES. Trinity Church—west side St. Jsmes Sqnare, comer Barnard and Yurk streets—Kev. A. M. Winn, Pastor. Service 10 a. in.; Sunday School 3 1-9 p, m.: Mr. Mu gill. Service Tuesday at 4p. m. LUTHERAN OnUECIIES. Savannah Lutheran Church—East side of Wright Square, corner Buff and State street,- Rev. D. M. Gilbert Pastor. Services at 10 1-2 a. in.; sp. m. Sun day School 9 a. in.; JohnT. Thomas, Superintendent. Service Thursdays, 31-2 p. m. PpiaiITTEEIAN cncBCBKB. Independent Presbyterian Church—Southwest cor ner Bull and South Broad streets —Rev. I. S. K. Axson, Pastor. Services 101-2 a. nt„ 5 p.m. Sunday School 9a. m.; John W. Anderson, Superintendent. Service Thursday afternoon. daptist curat nx* Savannah Baptist Church—West side of Chippewa Square, corner Bull and Hull streets—Rev. Syivanns Landrum, Pastor, Service‘lo 1-2 a. m. and sp. m. Sunday School 4 1-2 p. m.; George W. Davis. Super intendent. Service Thursdays nt sp. m. UF-SSEW CONUSEUATIONH. * Mickva Israel—Northeast c rner of Whitaker and Liberty streets—Kev. A, Epstein, Reader. Service Friday, 3 o'clock p. m ; Saturday, 9 1-2 o'clock a. m. Buut Beritb Jacob—Armory Hall building, West side Wright Square, corner Bull and State streets— Services Friday, 6 o'clock p. m.; Saturday, 9 o'clock a. nt. COLORED OUCCHES. First African Baptist Church—West side Franklin Square, corner Montgomery and Bryan streets—Rev. V\ in- Campbell, Pastor. Service 10 1-2 a. m„ 81-2 and 7p. m. Sunday School 2p. m.; James Sims, Sapor; intendent: Charles L. De LaMotta, Assistant. Church service Thursday* 7 p. m.; prayers, Mondays, 7 p. m. Second African Baptist Chnrch—West side Green Square, corner State and Houston streets—Kev. John Cox, Pastor. Service 101-2 a. m., 3 1-2 and 7p. m. Sunday School 2 1-2 p m.; Herman Eves, Superin tendent; » nt. Gorgan, Assistant. Prayers Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7 p. in. Third African Baptist Church—Bryan, near Fahm street—Kev. U. Houston, Pastor. Service lian , t and 7p. in. Prayers Mondays and Thursdays, 7p. m. Fourth African Baptist Church—Liberty, near Mont gomery streets—Kev Isaac Brown, l'astor; Kev. Henry Taylor, Assistant Pastor. Service 10 1-2 a. m., 312 and 7 p. m. Prayers Tuesdays add Thursday* T St. Stephen's Episcopal Church—West side Calhoun Squarj—Kev. James roi.er, Lay Header. Service IV a. in., 7 p. m. Union Methodist Episcopal—New street, near Fahm afreet. North Central Railroad Depot—Re*. William Bentley, Pastor. Service 10* m., 31-2 and 7p. m. School 12 1-2 p. m.; Henry Bates, Superin • 'HUTCHES CLOSED- Curd•^l^u»etS Ul,^ * ,1 Comer Drayton and so^m&oid anaa of L,neoln “ rs First Presbyterian Church—East able of Monterey Square, comer Bull and Taylor streets y financial imp commercial. Tuesday Evening, Aug. B,isos. In onr last report we noticed that the Dry Goods market was steadily advancing, which was caused by a rise In New York. Since Sat urday the market has become very quiet and quotable. Sales of Amnskeair. and Pacino Mills printed calicoes are reported at as to 36 cenu per yard. Bleached cottons 46 to 6* eta. per yard. Ginghams 40 cents. For all Imported goods there Is but little inqnlrv. We notice tlist in Provisions a heavy decline has occurred In the prices of articles of a particularly perishable nature. Potatoes are down ; the heavy stock offering anil the sacrifices made, have prndne ed a marked change In the past lew days. Since Saturday, there have lieen heavy receipts of cottons, principally of Uplands, in which a limited business has been doing. All receipts are for ex port. Meats are again showing an upward tendency, the stock ottering is entirely bv retailers. A targe amount of corn is In the markeh and it has been very active for the oast two days. Financial. Exchange.—There lieing very Utile business doing In all descriptions of paper we make no quotations. Specie.—A limited Inquiry prevails for either guld or silver, and there Is but little offering. The baying rates lor gold are 46 ¥ cent, premium, selling at 4; to 48. Silver buying rate 36, selling at 40-uet cent premium. Stocks and Bonds. —Nothing doing, and no quo tations. Uncurrent Money.— a verv fair hnsiness was done since Saturday, In all the old hank issues. The following are the quotations. Bank State of Georgia.-.-. ...... 20c. Marine Bank of Savannah 60c Planters’ Bank of Savannah.— r.V.isc’ Bank of Savannah Central Railroad A Banking Company of Ga fee. Commercial. Freights.—Cotton to New York Me. y ft. By sail vessels %c. Domestics by sail, $1 w bate. No change in other freights. Caarters—Several sailing vessels have t»een char tered since Saturdao at y, for cotton to New Y’ork. Insurance,—No change in rates on risks. Cotton Market. A fair demand has - prevailed stuce Saturday last for Upland Cotton. There Is no change In prices W e quote— - - i. ao^asc. Mi(Ullill|p4. .. .HfWn' Good Middlings T.'?*.! \ 'C!!! !4i@42c. Sea Islands.—There is no stock on the market, and no fair quotations can be odfered. li is selling at from 50 to 7b cehts V* Ifc. ‘ * The following is the receipts and exports o£ JJn*. lanus, Sea Islands and Domestics, since the Ist day of August, 1866- ‘ J _ RECEIPTS, From Ist to 4th day of August. 1885 • « Upland Cotton 3ißbaUtf Sea Islands 30 Domestics i"!!"! ” i"!! i None. Since 41h August, 1886 ; Upland Cotton 3877 bales Sea Islands ' ’ 30 -«» Domestics 862 “ Total receipts since August i, 1866: Uplaftd Cotton ..... ... 4195 “ Sea Islands 60 •* Domestics V ”.-36? <■ "Exports, Since August l, 1865, to date : Upland Cotton iaoo *» Sea Islands T:..v.vr 31 Domestics V. goy a General Markets. , Hides.—Continue in request at 8 to 9 cents %t ft.‘ the receipts have been qnltplight. Leather.—ls without change. We quote fine Hem lock Tanned at 40 cents ri ft- Calf Skins and Moroe co Skins arr scarce. Tobacco.— Was in very good demand. Fine grades are held at 72 to 7 r , cents lb. Medium brands 42 oenta. Soap.—Continues In fair demand without change; 14 to 141, cents, continues the rates for Family Soap. Bagging.—ln small lots sales of Gunny are report ed at 26 cents. Rope.—Demand limited, and no heavy sales re ported. We quote from store, Manilla at 20 cents, and Keutucky 17 cents. Bran.—A very light stock Is offering, and we quote from store hr retail $2 60 V* cwt. Flour.— The- stock continues heavy with sales from utore at $6 to $lO %s bid., according to the quality. Lemons and Oranges are without change; the stock ottering Is ample for the demand. Lemons are selling at from sl6 to $26 '*> box. Jictly Oranges S2O per box. Sardines.->'o change : selling at S3O hundred boxes. Domestic? —No sales are reported ; the receipts fair. , . r. Biscuits.— We quote Soda and Butter Crackers at 15 to 16 cents ; Fancy, 16 to 18 cents. Beans.—The stock" continues light, and sales from store are reported at $3 » $» bushel. -- Starch.— No change In the market. Good Farally Starch is selling at 15 to 16 cents *1 its. Herrings.—stock continues ample at 66 to 75 cent* ft box. Timber Timber being roeetvfl!u mst 9quffrpPT or made marketable: on this account we are not Beeswax.— The article Is very scarce, and Is readiv purchased at 3f. to 40 cents V to. - wool.—The receipts are - ven-'ngiif, hnd the de' mand active at 34c.>ilb—exported from 2 to 3,000 lbs since Saturday.’; , lLv Corn.—Our market has been very active since Sat urday. On Yesterday 500 bushels Mixed West ern corn, and to-day 300 bushels changed bauds from stoTe at $1 25 per bushel. Sales at auction were made at a lower figure. We quote from store, lu lots, $1 25 @ $1 35. ’ OaT.s.— Demand fair and stock ample lor present Inquiries. Sales at auction were made since Satur day at ,92c. (p bushel. We quote from store at $r » bushel. ... Lime.—A fair stock of Rockland lime Is offering a $4 bbl. This is the only lime in market. Rice—No change. From City Store sales of one tierce add under, was made at 9c. V ft, Cadiuges.—The stocks offeriug in Savannah are exceedingly large, and sales have been made on the wharf at 14 to sl7 t* hundred. Potatoes —Yesterday and to-day. In consequence of heavy receipts, Potatoes met with a heavydecline on the wliarf good Mercer potatoes were sold ats* 60 bbl—from store the selling rate Is $3 75 to $4 V bbl. Onions:—The large receipts have also caused a de cline. We tjttofb from store at $5 p bbL Salt.—The stock offering is very light; of Liver pool, sales at retail are reported’s4 p sack, coast made salt 75c. p bushel. Butter— is lu thlr demand at 38 to 40c. for Goshen. Cheese—ls without change. We quote at IT to 20 cents. Coffee.—No change but a fair Inquiry. We quote San Domingo at S2c. p ib.; Rio, 32 to ilc.; Java, 39 to 42c. ... Candles—Are witiiont change. Adamantine, per box. Is selling at 26c. p lb. by the box, and raratlne -45 to 50c. p lb. Hay.—Sales from the wharf of Northern Hay arc reported at $1 30 P cwt.; from store at $1 40. The market i3 not over stocked, and the Inquiry Is very fair. . - Sugars.—The market appears to have an upward tendency, but there Is no perceptible advance Brown Sugars are sellingat )8 to 20c.; B Sugar 20 to 21 Cd Crushed 20 to 2SC.I Powdered 23 to 26c. Wines, LiquoßS, etc.—The market is without Change We-qHOte Wallace's Rectified Whisker at $2 85 p gallon; Wallace’s imperial Nectar, $3 60 p. gallon. Columbian Cin, $3 60 p gallon, old Ken tucky Whiskey, $3 per gallon. Genuine old Kentucky Whiskcv, in cases, sl4. Imported and genuine Ueid slck Wines, 40 to S6O p case. There Is very little Ale ottering bv the barrel We quote at sls. Lager Beer, in half bids, $8 6a Lumber.— From the miU, Yellow Pine Is selling at S6O p 1,000 feet. Spruce Pine Timber from wharf 30 to $lO p 1,000 feet. . ' - * V NO. 11l BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. TTTTE RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION ' ' or the public to the facilities which we bare-for • doing all kinds or on PhiNtino NEATLY AND PROMPTLY. We have the BEST PRESS IN THE WORLD For doing a variety of work and doing It all well. We employ FIRST CLASS PRINTERS, Os long experience and tried ability s We have NEW .PRINTING MATERIALS,-- From' the best Northern foundries, to which we are CONSTANTLY MAKING ADDITIONS. We are prepared to execute orders for POSTERS, PLACARDS, _HANDBILLS, PROGRAMMES, PLAY HILLS, CIRCULARS, BILLS OF BARE. "... VISITING CARDS. WEDDING CARDS, TICKETS, BUSINESS CARDS, LETTER HEADS, Vif* iij l 's oi ENVELOPES, > BILL HEADS, DRAFTS, RECEIPTS, CHECKS. PASSES; LABELS. CONSTITUTIONS, BY-LAWS, , . PAMPHLETS, BALLADS, • LEGAL BLANKS, CALENDARS. Or any other kind of Printing, IN INT STYLE. We have a FINE ASSORTMENT QF INKS roa PRINTING,IN COLORS ORDERS BY MAIL OR EXPRESS Will receive prompt and careful attention, andthq work will be forwarded J t t S..W. MASON & CO,, 111 Bay atreet j; Savannah, Georgia LIST OF LETTERS Remaining uncalled for In the Savannah Post Os. ficc, July 30, 166.. Person* calling for these letters will please say advertised. LADIES' LIST. , A Anderson, Agnes Ahcarn, Mary Abeam, Bridget Art son. Mary P Alien. Josephine Adams. Mr* S A Adisoii, Louise B Btatchet, Mrs Brad well, Jane Burk. Mrs Bacon, Jane A Bowman, Amanda Barnard, Lucy A Bullock, Miss A L Borehert, Mrs L Buntz, Ann M BredgeU, Lizzie Bond. Ann M Brannon, Mai y Burke, Anne - Brenon, Margaret Birk, Carrie Branou, Mary A Box, Margaret Butler, Mattfe Bodell, Catherine Bauneau, Mary Ray, c C Buckner, Matilda Brown. Miss C Burton, Karclfisa H Bartley, Elizabeth Butler, Phebe Baley, Elizabeth A Bradley, Queen Baltler, Elizabeth Bolton, Phtllts Bradley, Fanny Bland, Miss R Berlin, Mr* PR Bond, Rachel Barrett, Mrs Geo F Brown, S A Bryan, Virginia T Bell, Sugla J Burroughs. Mrs Joseph Baker, Mrs S J Brvne.Mrs Jane E Barnard, Mrs a Brumkard, Jane A C i-. .. Carr, Anne E Cohen. Miss ai Cass, Alice Cohen, Mary J Corrtgou, Anna Culkln, Mrs ChrlstU, Mrs A M Carney, Maiy Cleary, Bridget Colter, Maggie Conn, Mrs G Connors, Margaret Coleman, Mrs C Celley, Jlartba Coyle, Kate ciark,Marv Ann Carey, Ellen Caylaur, Mary Camel, EUen • Creaaa, Matilda Colvltt, Ella Colwell, Sally Clerr, Georgia A- Cecil, Miss Clarke, Harriet Coffins, TUley Coffins, Justine Creeler, Theresa Caane, Jnlta R Cole, Victoria Clark, Margaret Clark, Mrs Wm P Cole, Margaret S .. . D 1 Deloch, Miss U Daniels, Lauia Dasher, Annie K Deas, Miss M C Dennis, Caroline Dwyer, Maggie Dillon, Elizabeth, Pealey, Mary Dowd, Mrs F Danuenfelscr. Mrs M Dillon, Gertrude Dickerson, Miss Marla 2 C Dawsey, Harriet G Drigeie, Mrs R Dodd, Mrs U Dorsett, Mrs S R Delyon, Rhoda Downing, Mrs Thos M Dukes, Sarah Doon, Mrs Wm Drysdale, Sarah F.leariy, Anna £ • Ehlers, Metha Ennis, Rosa Edmonson, Mary C Fveley, Charlotte Evans, Mrs T A E ’ Euders, Georgia . F Farr, Arabella Felgeson, Miss J B S Fraseur, Ella Fenny. Louisa Fall, Ellen Ford, Marla FaU, Fanny Forhort, Mrs R Frierson, Florida B Flower, Sarah Fitzgerald, Julia Francis, Virginia Fowler, Mrs Joseph a ft George, Mrs A M Garret. Mary Gibbous, Ann H Gaily, Mary Gibbs, Diannah Green, Marla Goodwin, Ellen Grey, Nancy Gammon. Lizzie Grant, Patsy George, Lizzie W Gaily, Rosaly Gillum, Mrs H M Gordon, Sarah Garliu, Miss L Grean, Mrs Jno Golden, Margaret Gibbons. Harriet Gibson, Margaret Green, Susan Garev, Mary F H Hlllis, Alina Hamilton, Lucinda Hotlcy, Miss B Harrigau, Margaret Haupt, Caroline Hall, Margaret Hussey, EUen Henery, Mary Holden, Mis E B Hatrich, Matilda Hooka, Ellen Harness, Octavla Hanlon, EUen Hutson, Marinda Harrison, Sarah J Hollister, Mary E Hicks, Mrs J V Henemanu, Miss M H Harrison. Julia F- Hunter. Marie Howard, Josephine Barries, Matilda Harden, Lizzie Hays, Sophia .Horriker, Katy J Jackson, Berta Johnson, Marla E Johnston. Clara Jenkins, Margaret Joseph, Miss C M Jackson, Mrs Robt E Jackson, Cornelia Jonnson, Stlbey Jones, Mrs Moron K King, Amelia S Kelly, Mary Jane E King, Mrs Cbas ’ Klen, Mrs Cbas R King, Delia Keboc, Mrs Owen Krenson, Fanny King, Mrs Boswell Keller, Mrs Jno P L Logan, Caroline Lacev, Kate "Lendor, Mrs 0 E Lyons, Kate Lord, Eliza Laurent, Mary E Lord, Mrs M Lacoupt, Matilda IJhfbturow, Mrs H M Lord, Miss IJUbrldge, Josephine Ltnwood, Kate E Levine, Mis Isaac M - Martin, Sarah T Mitchell. Lizzie Mayer,- Anna E McLongnlan, Mary Mitchell, Anna Meaker, Mrs M A McHugii, Bridget Merrill, Mary Morgan, Caroline Manlou, Margaret Miller, Caroline Moore, Mary E Mitchell, Dianvlah Milieu, Mary J Martin, ElizabethM Meyer, Marla Milton, Ellen Malden, Martha T Manor, Francis Mangan, Margaret Maner, HonoraU. * Mann, Rosa Mitchell, Jane McGuire, Rosa McAlister, Rose Murphy, Miss V O O’Meara, Bridget O’Connor, Mary Ann O’Hvrne. Miss Dole O’Brinc, Maggie O’Connor, F.Uza Otto, Mary F Palin. Caroline R Prendargast. MrsM A Pitts, Betsey Pardn, Martha Papy, Eerdinanaa Parry, Maria Tace, Mrs J R Powei, Rachel Parn , Kate A Paterson, Sophia Phillips, Matilda Patterson. Susan H Richardson, Agnes Rantln. Julia A Robertson, Charlotte Ann Ray, Martha Rond, Christiana Kyer, Mary Rushton, Mrs C Rigid Is, Mary Roberts, Emma Reding, Margaret Ream, Miss Edy Renolda, Minnie Roberts, Georgia Roberson, Sally » Shaoff, Mrs A Sheridan. Mazy Sawders, Caroline Scriven, Mary E Sanches, B S 8 Schoeffer, Mary E -Amitli, Mis C D Summers, Mary E Savage. Estell 3 Smith, Mis T A Smetts, Miss Gordon Smallwood, Mary Ann Smith, Mrs John E Saussurz, Mrs N D Sullivan, Julia Smith, Phebe Sharpe, Martha T Stewart, Miss Pooler Shivers, Mis John 3 Smith, Rostna steephens, Georgia A Smoek, Rachel Studavant, Mrs L Styles, Rebecca Scriven, Major Smith. Virginia •Shorter, Margaret Spolding, Mrs Shaffer, Mary 9toort. Mm S SuUtvan, Mary T'.. Theus, Carrie A Threadcralt, Sarali Taylor, JuUa Turner. Mrs Turner, Margaret A Vougltlon, Cbariqtte Wlilte, Annie Wiggins, Lucy Weed, Clody Wood. Lottie . Washington, Delilah Washington, Hits I Williamson, Mrs D A Wolf, Lbnlsa Wright, Eliza A Waller, Louisa Wooker, Francis Ward, Nancy Winslow, Miss H T Wlckam, Rachael Williams, Mrs U Williams, Sarah Williams, Julia , Whitcomb, Sarali Wood, Mrs Isaac A Walton, Sarah Wlllkln, Julia Wise, Mr Wells, Mrs Jas Wright, Mr W A GENTLEMEN'S LIST. A Adams, Bradrack Adams, James Autoulo, 0 Abt, W Andrew, Isaac B Allff, Peter Anglin, Jno Austin, wm Anderson, Jno W Alexander, Wa £ Albro, JuoH Adams, Wm H B Barry, Wm Brewer, Jno B Bryan, Alfred Boben, Jno Baldwin, Rev AC Beal, Jas Burke, Abraham Barnwell, Jno Bennett, W Bjrtlielmess, 1 B lumber, Dr plan, Leon (2) Brownfeald, Chas Byck, L E Blanshaw, cbas Bonier, W Brown, Crockett Buckner, MJ (2j Bussell, Chas Briggs, Miner O Baldwin, CE Buckhanon, W C Bartlett, Chas E Barnum, N K Brown, D B Butler, oceola Bennett.DM Beranc, Peter Burton, Edward (3) Bebu, P H (21 Bird, E 8 Brady, Patrick - Brookfield, Capt E V Brickmou, ltedrick Brodback, F Bush art, Robt Balley.F H Balfore, Robt Boyd, F 0 ... Bolin, Samson Beinhampen, Gqo Boon, S H BartUelmess, Geo S Brannon, Thai BelUngrath, Herman Blake wood, T F Bryan, H (4) Breton, Titos „ > ,‘ Butt. Henry Ballantine, Hum Brooks, Joaiah D Untie, Thbs Butler, Jno Brannon, WUlle .... . BootUly, J S Basinger, W S |Q . Bolan, Jno Bliss, w W c Camming, Alfred • Clark, L M Cummings, A B Cohen, Manhetin Cowatl. B T Connelly, Mich Corey, Mr Cambell, W H Colt, C Clark, Norman W Clark, Chas "" Counoly, Peter Cuervena, F Cary, P M (2J Cable, Fanning (2| Conner*, PJ y ai.t sbskt*. Cummings, Geo B Cranston, Uriah Campbell, Geo Campbell, Wm H Cameron, Geo H -Camming, w y. . , Colvltt, H 9 Cranston. Wm *'" • . Cole Holly B Cotter, wm Ctrder, Heurlck Clearye, W® „ Cidekeriug. H E Clarke. F Coletrun, ITngh Crittenden, Wm congdon, J P Clark, Wm P Colcord, J T Campbell, Rev Wm Cellim*, JP ’ - > Oaoltdge, Wm Colkesjno Carroll, WmW CarswcU, Joe Connor, Wm O Curren. Jno Crottr, Richard Canon. Luke Cohn, Raphael D Dntenhufer. A Devon, f B Drysdale, A J Dumi, Lawrence (2j S Danuenfelscr, M Holly. A W Donnelly, Michael Doauc, Capt E S Doy le, M DowmaopChM Skmpaev. Mlchasl Dcyo, E P (2) De Lions; Sandy Duckworth, G A Denett, S L pickeraon, H J ;S) Dtokwun, s D Dltmars, Henry Dewner, Tho3 Dawncy, Jno Davis, WE Holly, J s Davidson, Wm Doyle, Capt Jno Daniels, Win Donovan, Jno •*— Everard. Jno Edward Nicholas BUS, L P Eaton, Dr R H Egans. Kiclioi&i W ’ • - Solker, Albeit ; j. Foster, J 3 Flemming, Clias Frazier, Isaiah Freeman, E A Fnrgersen, Jno B Fleetwood, F M Ealrchild, L J B Fudge, S S Fitzgerald, Michael Ptaift, F ’ Fripp, M Prampler, G E Fitzgerald, J Philip Fahey, Jno Feriby, Paul i’elt, 118 Flemming, Tboa fay, J R Ford, Thos O te D M Sorman^ThosM Fulton, JK _ Pfoetwood, N B G Greenfield, D oradv. J E Goertz, Mr Griuer, Jas 0 GaUagcr M J Corden, Jno Grady,MCO Greeh, Judge GeU, Nicholas Grace, Thos GaUey, Joseph Goodwin, T A 3 Ghiselin, Henry Gorret, Thos Qodfry, Jacob Gaines, Wm H ■ Hudson, Albert Huger Jos Hard, AS Hershlierg, RevS Harmoud, A R Herman, Philip Horeu, Bryan HoUoway, Mill Hudson, B H Henderson, W G Hadley, Byron W Humphries, Milton Hawley, Cp Hardee, Robt Hernandez. Diego Hunting. S c Hennessey, Michael HeiXtam, Eavr Hubbard, T H Hiller, Capt E Harden, thos C Hermond, F M Henderson, Thos Holton, H B Higgins, Walter Hyatt, H C Howell. Wm Harris, Dr J Uriah Harris, W H, 2 Hall, J R Hewlett, Wm Hansel, J F Herman,’Melber HerOehbaek, Joe, 2 HUeyed, UR Howeu, j b 2 Heim, Weber Hunters, J fr - HvdeZ E^ Hanlln, Jas .1 ■ 1000 ■* <■ *** Ihlen, Mr J --Yi ■ Jackson, H R, Jones, J a Johnson, Dr J R Jones, M T Judge, Jno M Jackson, O W Judge. Jas Jackson, RE,* Jack, MiQ Gen Jourdon, Ssdy Jacobe Mr Jordan, Lt S F Jones. Ingraham Jones, T M Johnson, Dr Jones, MJ 2 .K Kent, Alfred , u Kenedy. Jas • • Knapp, A C Klrbv, Michael Kennedy, Edmund King, McLeod Kreapp, Edwin Kay, Robt M Kaddock, Geo H KetcUum, S J King, Geo E - ** Icing. Wm H, » Kellogg, H M Kirkland, W W Kraft, Justice - Kftulstm, W R. Keuuaid, J S L Lawton, Col A J Longley, John H Lester, B J Leader, John H Lairs, F A Ladner S M Leouardy, John . .... . Luddy, Tim. Ltchte, U F LUlebrldge, O M Landrum, H Lampe, M C Leary, Peter Levy, Jtobn Lel*y, Joseph Lake, UP Love, Jordan Luddy, P . Lester, J B Luddlngton, WA Ltneberger, John T Lewis, W W Lovell, John MB- . - - * f - M Mira, A F Miller, James H 2 Mims, A 2 McDermott, John McLean, AC ” - ' McNlsh, Julius Mason, A J Mahon, John 'Maruler, C W Maddock, James Mitchell, D U McFarland, J T Munroe, David 2 McCUlly, John Mell, Eddie, -• Meyer, Isaac Mendell, E Murphy, James L Moore, Edward McLeoii, John Meyer, E D Mallard, J B Mater, E D Miller, Dr Marcus, Frank McDermott, Michael 2 Meluerke, E Mobley, Mr McDUlon, George McDermott, John Mitchell, George B 8 McCarty, M D Meure, George Morel!, Dr Miller, J H Mathews, Ned E Myers, Henry Miller, R W Meric, M M Moses, R TANARUS, Jr Moses,TH Myers,DßP * McGrath, Janies 2 McNlsh, Robert Miller, John 0 Mahon, Thomas Malou, D T R Mitchell, William Mason, T B Montague, William M Manulun, Timothy McGloine, James McMahon, William McGuire, Luke Mortimore, W M Maupas, John-N McLonghlan, William Moore. Leandei, More, W MoArthy, LA Muzzy, W A « Middleton, Mott O O'Byrne, D O’Connell, Maurice O’Byrne, John F Owens, s B O’Donald, John Osborn, M«J T W O’Donnell, John Ollvera, W D Oens, John J Owens, Willis Oliver, J A S' _ _ PaCetty. a T Points, William Parsons C C Pritchard, Wm £ Powers, Edward Palur, Wm W Pettus, Edward Price, Wm 0 Jr Perry, E H ’ Pollard, Wm Procter, Francis O Porter wm J farsons.Oeo j Purse, Thos Pattere, Geo Phillips, S W Porter, Jas Prlnlman, Thos Power, Jno _ . Powell, Jos Plumb, J M Parkhurst, 0 Parker Jno R Patten mr Pimm Jesse Parsons, Dr Pearson, J W R Ross Andrew Rockwell, J D Ramage Adam Russell Jno Ross A B Ross, Jos Redding A H RosenOCld, J 2 Ross, A M 2 Redmond, Jas Rasler A 2 Right, Jos Rogers, A J 2 Raymond, J P Rathwcll, Belli- Robinson, J U Richardson, 0 B Richardson, Jno Roberts C M Ratlrno, Jas N Richmond, David Rotscby, Mr Rim-don, Dennft Robertson, Geo Roberts, Elijah Ryan, Jno Hassell, Edmund ROnan, Jno T Remington, Edward Rlelly, J K Roth, G A Rledy, Jno v * S Roach, Michael Richardson, Thos Ryan, Michael Relly, Timothy Reppledge, Milton Racey, W H, 2 Rencau, Olmlnus Rivers, Wm E Rabei. Petet Rarey, Wm H litanford, A L Sweeney, John smtiii Clark Smith, JH Sullivan, Cornelius Snyder, John 'Scribner, Danl Schmouses, Jacobs Sanchez, W DBS Steinberg, John Soullard, E A, i Swift, John Swift, Edward, 2 Stevenson, J a Schulz. F Spann, John M Sweat, f R Sunnast, John Sommers, Geo W Sestet, John B 9taley, Geo A Scanlon, Patrlek SUeur* Henry Slilels, P K Sdbbs, H L Saussey, Robert Sborten, B Scanlon, Richard Sherlock, Jno, J Smallwood, WUUam Sims, JgsM Shardou, william Smith, Jolin Sholter, William Sullivan, Joseph Smith, William U Schroder, Joint Sturtcvant, S li Skinner, John H Smith Samuel SulUvan, John A '-WJ > -- T Tye, Charlie Turner, 1H Turner, Geo T Thompson J G Taylor, Ueurj Tebeau,LC Tucker, Jno F Tlceburst. Robt L Tenyck, Jno E Todd, W B Thews Jas M Turner, W H u Ulmer, Dr. B F 2 V Van Deven, 1 E 2 L Wright, AN R White Jno Williams, M Waring, Dr J J 2 Waldron,A Werntz, Jno H Wright B C Wrtverton, J C westettlyk, H WBalthan, Jas Wade, ECAOoa • Wteutou, JuoS Wlldnmn, Edga* ' - Wmsh Jaibe* •- > Wfnningtiam, Geo Warlaitd, Marcns williams. M H 2 Williams, C U WalS, Maurice) Walsh, Richard Walker, Robt Wakedeld, Hios Wentworth, Roya W*' WlttwY H -Walker, Kobt D 2 Webb, Wm H Woodward, R L Wearing. M H White, S M A Wade, Wm Wyatt, Syias Wilcox Dr Williams, MW W'Ubor, Col. , Wit more, IV H UitrtUaDcoai. Allen A WUey Brantly & Cos. King A Waring Goodwin A Brown * Klcltardson A Martin Stewart A Butler Clerk Superior court 8 L Burns A Cq Rector of Madison Square P A J Bostqck Episcopal Oliurcli Proprietor Forest Mills HParsoos A Sob Withers, Morse A Cos. W H A W LFuller Ames and Baldwin Special bacon,bacon, Hams anfi SHOUILWW lanfflng from steamer Constitution this . ■9m vakThr angks BELL, WYUT * CHRISTIAN. - - - . .... x. TO RENT. To Bent. A COUPLE of Rooms, with Kitchen stUched.- The rooms sre rapplted with rts and water. Apply at the Northeast corner of Price and et . Julian streett. . *"gs board, koomh, Arc. ROOMS TO LET, At Hilton Head, 8. 0., THE Palmetto Herald Building having been Newly Fitted Up, bow offer* large and airy rooms, suita ble for Sleeplug Apartments or busine* purposes. For terms apply to W. S. Sampson, Jr., Box No. 26, Hilton Head Poet Office, or on the premises, corner of Merchants' Row and Palmetto Avenue, from 4 o’clock to 6 o’clock p. m. iu22 STATIONERY STORE, —ANIi Newspaper Depot. The undersigned has re-opaneri the above Store, where wiU be found an assortment of Cap, Letter and Note PAPER, OF ALL QUALITIES. Dray Books, Memorandum Books, BZEjZjS XsADINa, COMMERCIAL W& NKS, AND EIV VELOPEB. CARMINE AND BLACK INKS, in fitands and bottles; PENS, PENHOLDERS, PENCILS, INK STANDS, OFFICE MUCILAGE, KNIVES, Ac.. By the next steamer he will receive Northern Dailies and Weeklies • ■ , c , . and will hereafter keep a complete assortment of the Latest Papers and Periodicals am* J. H. ESTUL. “UDOirnO WOLFE," SR Beaver Street, Hew York. Offers for sale of his own Importations, In bond and doty paid, the Igrgest stock of Wines, Liquors, Ac., of any other house in this country, comprising in part of Otnrd, Hennesy, Plaet Cnstlllou, Martel, Godard Brandy, Rochelle Brandies m half, quarter, and eighth Casks: alio Otard and Rouyer, Lnfemlern aud Fils Brandy, in cases of one dococ each. “CHu.” Udolpho Wolfs'* Schiedam lu pipes. Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, Iq bond and duty paid, In cases of one dozen quarts and two dosen pints. "Whlikty and Bam, 1 ' Scotch and Irish Whlikey, In hhdn and cate# of one doarn each. Bourbon Whiskey In barrels and cases of one dosen each. HTTM. “Jamaica” and “M. Croix Burn" la hhds. cues of one dozen each. Madeira, Sherry and Mart Wittes. More than twenty different grades. In halves, quar ters and eighth casks, also In. cues of one dozen each. . .. ... “Hock, Champagne, Moselle and Claret WUl«».” . From Peter Arnold Mumm In Cologne, propHMtlß.dß Joannlsbarg estate; J. H. D. Becker A FiU; RMffilS pnneer, Beuecke A Cos . Bordeaux Barton A Gueettn. Bordeaux, and from ether well known homes in Ger many and France. : - Ous, Coanuxa, SaanwEs, Bitttss, Mcaraan, Olivyb, Baas ox, Pbcsutes, Ac. Twenty-five years’ bluiaes* transactions with the Southern Staten, with some es the largest and most respectable dealers,should be sufficient guarantee that every article offered by the advertiser for sale 1* pure and genuine. a . ■ - Samples can he seen, and catalogue Os prices ob tolnsd, by addressing die above. augß-3m Americ’n Telegraph Co.,South Under control and supervision of U. S. (Military Telegraph. HEADQUS DEPT OF GEORGIA, \ Office Provost Marshal General. J ■y Telegraph from Augusta. ARDERfi dated August 3, 1865, to Telegraph Oper stars and ex-Ageuts: Postmasters, Forwarding Merchants, Common Car riers and Railroad Agents, are notified that toey will not forward or deliver messages, wares and merchan dize or mail matter to any person whomsoever within the Department of Georgia, who has uot taken the Oath prescribed In the President’s Proclamation of Amnesty, of May 29, 1866. Any violation of this ore der will be punished by a forfeiture of all right to transact burinesewlthln this Department, by the of fending party, and by fine or Imprisonment By command of Mai. Gen. STEEDMAN. _ O. GROSVUNOR, Bvt. Brig. Gen. » B * B and Provost Marshal General. H. G. RUWE & CO., Imported and Domestic Liquors, Wines & Segars BT. JULIAN STREET, West of Monument Square, SAVANNAH, QA. I*9 Greenwich Avenue, New York Agente for ALE AND LAGER, Rom the most celebratedßreweries of New York. angß-im •A. H.ARH OHANrnm FOR INVESTMENT. YK7TLL be eoldat Public Auction, In the city of ‘ . y Savannah, on the nth day of September next, without reserve: The mill site,with Sawmill thereunto belonging, alt hated In the county of Chatham, State of Georgia, about nine miles from the city of Savannah on the Ogeechee Canal, together with aU the machine* fix ture* building* outhouse* stable* Ac., Ac. The elte of the mill contains nine acres of land with very capaclnus back water. The Ogeechee canal be ing in the course of reconstruction will be finished fat a short time, when lumber can be rafted to and from points on tbe A. 4 0. K R. and the city of Savannah, and will thus afford better facilities for rafting than any other mill In fce State of Georgia, For farther ’ partfctdarsspplyto M. J. SOLOMONS*) NOTICE. OFFICE COMMISSARY OF SUBSISTENCE,) Savannah, GA, August Ist, 1835. f Sealed proposal* to famish this post with six thou sand pounds of Fresh Beef per week, for three month* commencing September Ist, and ending December Ist, 1865, will be received at this Office until Tuesday. Au gust 16th, 1965, at l» o’clock noon, when they will be opened in public. g fwnWied on days to be designated by tbe Commissary, and to be of good and marketable -quality—drewed in equal proportion of fore and hind quarter*, excluding necks, shanks and kidney tallow. Penwns submitting proposal* will state the average nstwdght, quality, Ac., of the Beef they proposeto Proposal* will be subject to tbe approval of the Com missary General of Subsistence. HENRY R SIBLEY, ■ anl-tlt . capt. and C S. U. Vol* U. S. Court of Claims. OAVINOYMSfjf clerk and a commissioner to take -*-* depesrawiwi this court for six yeare, lam pre pared to write PETITIONS and arrange the PAPERS u» ease* to go before that tribunal for private property eeieed by toe United States military suthofltire. I have mad* emageaento Is - WBlriagUn to have all ease* promptly attended to which may be entrusted to m* R M. OARNETTißichmoud, V* Office on Thirteenth street, near Cary, np stain Refers to—Duncan A Johnston, Savannah; Major A. Fetter. » augS-lw VOZjBJS’ GARTIW, if! Mraiintaaij t , j REGULAR SUMMER SEASON. PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY NUHHk' Bt TU Savannah Orchestra* Prof. K. Rimma, Leader, vaSy. Re<reriunwtßof th 9 “<« SHIPPWQ, FOR LIVERPOOL. WIU quic^ d «P«eh for For balance of freight apply to “ 119 BRIGHAM, BALDWIN * W . MERCHANTS’ LINE Sailing jg| Vessels FOR NEW YORK, The First Class Fast Sailing Btffimore Clipper WENONAH, Capt. Warner. Will have Immediate despatch for the above fort, Has room for some light freight on deck. Superior accommodations for paisengera. FanCisc! vij( Apply early to C. L. COLBY A GO., Comer Bay and Abercorn streety . For Augusta, - The Steimer “ HELEN, ” Oapt. Riley* (CARRYINO THE U. S. MAIUj Will leave Stoddard’a Wharf on FRIDAY, AUGUST 11th, AT T A. M, For Freight or Passage apply to the office of * KBIN A CO., iiLM? Vo. Stoddard’s Rung?. PIONEER LWE FOR HI YORK Tbe u - s - Mali Steamship CHARS, Cupt ' RoaE “' Will sail tor the above port on her regular day, Thursday-, Aug. 10th, a til O’clock, - d.Uonl^ro Pa9B,,g9 ’ h&Tine BUpariOT * cco “ nw - HUNTER A OAMMELL, >trt - > 84 Bay street. Ailautio Coast Mail Mtoam .. Rhip Company, j ',:jj For New York. -fvri-iwr,.,’ The First Class Steamship VARV. . NA ’ wUI positively sail on THURfi . DAY, the 10th Inst., at 10 o’clodt, as For Freight or Passage, haring very superior aecom modatlona, apply to •o* JOHN R. WILDER. FOE NEW YORK STAR 4* HUE. SEMI-WBEHtXiY. The first class U. 8. Mall Steamships NEVADA, . - Oapt. Canrsima. UNITED STATES, .... Capt. Snaan.' AMERICA, • - Oapt. Curt, CONSTITUTION, . . . Capt. Glamour. li*. » bOTe »Wp« compose the Lius, and wffi hK from New York and Sav&mflUt every Wednesday ant Saturday BBIGHAU, BALDWIN A Co| Agsnta, SATft&Ofth, Uftta WAKEMAN, GOOKIN A DICKINSON, Agsnta, IT Broadway, New Yorift. THE NEVADA Will leave Savannah foj New York on Rnturduy, IRth Inst amt, For Freight or Passage apply to BRIGHAM, BALDWIN <fc CO., Jy2B.tr Agents. MERCHANTS’ LINE V essels. Regalar Weekly Line of CLIPPER SCHOONERS FOR NEW YORK. THE undersigned intend to keep np a regalar wide ly line of first class Sailing Vessels plying be. tween Savannah and tha above port, with superior accommodations for passengers and the very beet fa cilities for delivering freight In good order, at low rata* with promptness and despatch. Particular attention given to forwarding goods from New York. CHARLES L. COLBY A CO., JylS - - cor. Bay and Abercom streets. Cotton and other Freight FOR NEW YORK. Merchants Line Sailing Vessels 'T'HE fast «oUIDg Clipper Schooner OVOCA, Captain Jl Robt. IT. Mitchell, will commence loading for the above port os Thursday, the 10th, and will clear on Saturday, the 12th Inst. Has superior oocommod*. tloos for a fetr passengers in the First Cabin. Fare S3O. Apply to CHAS. L. CO tBY *OO., augS-tf cor. Bay and Abercom streets, FOB NEW YORK. e£iV Brig GEORGE AMOS. Stenstak —*v)** XQSfcO bow discharging at Andenon's wharf, foot of Barnard street, will be ready to receive frright on Wednesday, August 9th. tad trtU have dispatch. For freight or passaee apply to GADEN AUNCKLBS, Agents, augß-tf cor. Bay and Barnard eta. VAI.UABLE Timber & Turpentine Lands •. FOR SALE. # 80,000 Acres In Fleree and War# Aonfe# ties, Georgia. THE subscriber offer* for sole 20,000 acres of Sop*. Nor Timber and Turpentine Lands lying !> Pierce and Ware counties. In this State. These land* were selected with a special view to the timber tod turpentine business, and to a Company contempla ting tbe prosecution of that business on a large seal* offer tbe greatest possible advantages, as the landa lie In a body, on the line of the Albany and-Guff Rail road, and near the junction of that Koad with tha lines of Railroad leading from Brunswick to Albany. They are also watered by the Satilla and Allapah* river* navagable streams for rafting to Brunswick and Darien, G*. The timber is heavyrknd of the first class of ranging timber, the trees yielding turpentine: in the greatest abundance, while the land is of good quality for farming, yielding good crops of Corn, Cot ton, Sugar, Ac., Ac. The range Is very fine for stock, tbe ooantry being also well adapted to the rai-lng of Sheep. The water Is good, ana the neighborhood one of tbs most healthy sections of the State, being free from fevers end tbe ordinary disease* of the low Southern coco. kyersons desiring to purchase, are referred for tear ther particulars to Messrs. Erwin A Hardee, Save*- aah, or to tbs subscriber, at Bfackshaw, Fleree eo«M JtGkWAUk