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Newspaper Page Textlocal matters. Violent Gale.—Rnln and Thunder Storm. A littlfc before four o’clock yeMeffday afternoon our tlty was visited wild Hie moat violent tntle of wind from tlie Norte-East that we have experienced this reason. Fortunately it was of brief duration, tor had it continued many minutes. Increasing in violence as it did, we would have had it repetition of the scenes which accompanied the great tornado of the yellow fever season in ISM, so well remembered by ourciti yeus of that clay. The gale yesterday was without (iremouition, aud increased in violence while It last ed, the ruin descending in torrents and soon flooding many of our streets from curb to curb, while the thun der and lightning was for a time incessant and terriflle. The lightning struck the wire of the I'nited Rates Military Telegraph connecting with Fort Pnlaski and Hilton Head, and did it great damage. The fluid passed in the operator’s room, which is located in the Exchange building, knocking •gown a consider able portion of the ceiling. The Stoddard Block, on the north side of Bay street, seems to have been m the track of the heav iest part of the gale. A large portion of the tin rooting, with the rafters and sheathing of the north east gable of the building, and a considerable por tion of the cornice, was blown oil' and thrown to the oppositie side of Bay street, at the corner of Drayton street. The eastern end of the block, occupied by Mt. Edward Padeltord, was flooded with water, as was also tlie adjoining tenement, occupied by Mr. James Leary. Freni the extensive damage of tlie building, no doubt other suffered more or less injury front tlie water apt! the breaking ' of the windows fronting on the river. Throughout the city tfte shade trees, fences, Ac., were damaged more or less. Many trees were blown down, and the streets, after the storm, were strewn with fallen limbs. Our reporters were unable after tlie storm to as certain tlie extent of the damage to property in the city and suburbs. Wo have not as yet heard of any cases of injury by the lightning. Kk OHGAMZATION Ok OGLETHOItPE Elite COMPANY, Xo. l— Meeting at the Court House.— Yesterday after noon a meeting of tlie old charter aud new charter members was field at tlie Court House for the pur pose of harmonizing all past issues ami again uniting as one brotherhood under the new charter. The dif ferences existing betwecu the old and new chartered menibersare as follows: Upon application to the (iencral Assembly of Georgia, a charter was granted to certain persons to organize the Oglethorpe Fire Company, Xo. 1, of tlie City of Savannah. The char ter was approved In December, 1847, and was tor the term of fourteen years. Tlie above charter having expiretl by limitation, several of the original charter members and many citizens who desired that the Oglethorpe File Company, No. 1, should not be lost in name nor in history as the first white lire organi zation in the city of Savannah, requested the Hon. Thos. E. Lloyd, attorney of the Compaq, to present a petition to tlie Honorable Justices of the Inferior Court of Chatham county, tor the renewal of tlie ex pired charter. Tlie prayer of the petitioners was heard and granted. The new charter is a verbatim copy of the original charter. The Hon. Philip M. Bussell, President and First Foreman, called tlie meeting to order, and in a few remarks stated tlie object of the meeting, expressing tlie hope that the action taken by his associates and himself would meet with the approval of the mem bers under the old charter, for when the new charter was granted many of them were engaged in the armies of tlie Confederacy and were net aware of tlie intentions of the President and his associates. The object lie desired to obtain was accomplished. Tlie Oglethorpe Fire Company, Xo. 1. was anew char tered Company, yet preserving its old status as the oldest white Are organization in the city, p Henry 11. Eden, Esq., was requested to continue as Secretary of the company, which he consented to do. The roll being called, the following named members answered to their names : Hon. Philip M. Itussell, President. Win. Swoll, 3d Foreman. Charles 1,. Lodge, Treasurer. Henry H. Eden, Secretary. Charles Schrcck, Joseph B. Harvey, Edward W. Eden, J. U. Parish, Philip M. Russell, JT., Isaac Rus sell, Richard Russell, Francis Sutton. On motion of Philip M. Russell, Jr., Resolved, That all the offleersof thecompan resign in order that it may be properly re-organlzed, and that a committee of live be appointed to select suit aide officers. Motion seconded and unanimously carried. The chair then appointed the following committee : p. m. Russell, Jr., Jos. B. Harvey, Cliarles Schreck, Will. Stroll, C. L. Bodge. , President Russell informed the eompany that Capt. James A. Barron, First Foreman of Washington Fire t'o. No. 9, had Kindly tendered on behalf of tlie Washingtonians, the use of their Hall in Washington Square. The following resolution was unanimously passed: llesol red, That the thanks of Oglethorpe Fire Cos. So. i be and are hereby tendered to Washington Fire Cos. No. 9 *nd their First Foreman, Capt. James A. Barron, for the tender of the use of their Hall. Be it further Hcsolrerl, That the Secretary tender a certified copy of these Resolutions, with a letter of thanks, to Capt. James A. Barron. Mr. Pliilip Al. Russell, Jr., offered the following resolution, which was unanimously adopted : Resolved, That no meeting be complete to transact business unless eight members be present, who shall constitute a quorum. President Russell, Foreman Swoll and Treasurer Bodge tendered their resignations, will'll were ac cepted. The meeting then adjourned to incut on Monday evening next, 6 o’clock, at the Hall of Washington Fire Cos. No. ft. Ahrest of Thieves.—a few weeks since the store or Messrs. John C. Maker A Cos., corner of Whitaker and Congress streets, was entered and robbed of silks to the amount of several thousand dollars, Messrs. Butler and Codv, who are well known for their strategic skill and energy, proceeded to Hilton Head in search Os the thieves, having first secured an individual in Savannah who they could use as a rfoo?. At Hilton Head they were uicoessfUl in arresting and turning over to the Provost Marshal two men named Cnsickand Bonnet, charged with tlie robbery of the store of John C. Maker A Cos., and with shooting a col ored man. Tlie detectives secured some of tlie goods at Hilton Head. , Butler and Ootly then, proceeded to Charleston, where they arrested Janies Robertson alius James Rawson, charged also with the robbery of tlie store of Milker A- Cos., and accessory to a murder commit ted in tlie above city, 'limy also arrested a man named Reilly, who is also connected with the robbery. Messrs. Butler A Cody returned to the city Tues day evening, and at noon yesterday started in pur suit of other culprits. These young men deserve the thanks of the gov ernment and tlie community for tltcir energy and in trepid enterprise in the pursijit and capture of thieves and robbers. Arrival of Another Steamer for the Flor jn.VTiiauk.—Yesterday forenoon the steamer HClieu (jelly, capt. Ingraham, arrived from Philadelphia, from which port she sailed on Saturday evening lasi, al it p. m. , I pun examination the Helen Getty will be recog nized as the favorite passenger and freight steamer St. Johns, formerly .commanded by Capt. Nicholas King. Tlie steamer St. Johns was captured by the Smith Atlantic Blockading Squadron while endeavoring to run tlie Blockade. Tlie accommodations of the Hellcn Getty for pas sengers arc excellent, having been thoroughly fitted out for tlie trade she is intended for, by Mr. B. 8. Bennett,of tlie well known firm of McKee A Bennett, of this city. All tlie repairs, painting, etc., was done in Phila delphia mu substantial manner. Since-the capture of the St, Johns sho has done good service for {lie Government as a tran SPO it, her draught being very light. Peksosai—Mr. James N. Muller, Sen., r. a sff pervlslng Inspector of Stcamlmats, Third District, arrived in this city yesterday. Air. M«ller will com mence this morning the discharge of his otnciut du ties in making examinations, etc. Mr. Muller can be found at the office of Capt. Silas Spicer, Harbor master, where he will be pleased to meet all who have official business. By reference to the notice'in mir advertising col umns, it will tie seen that. Mr. J. H. Sew man will give the first lesson for ladies and gentlemen in sing ing, this evening, at the Me fluid Ist Episcopal Church Lecture Room. Those who desire to receive Instnic- Uou in vocal music should avail themselves of this opportunity, Aiirival or the Star Line Steamship America. This flue steamer, under the command of Capt-Liecdt, arrived yesterday from New York, consigned to Brig luim, Baldwin A Cos. We noticed on board many citizens of Savannah and lutiqtor Georgia. Purser Owen has onr thanks tor favors. Groceries at Aiction.—Messrs. Bell, Wytty A Christian will sell at auction to-day, at the store of Messrs. Ketn A Cos., a large lot of Groceries, Whies, Liquors, Ac. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. See ad vertisement. Thanks.—Mr. L. S. Bennett, Agent, aud Mr. Palm er, of the steamer Geify,will accept our thauks for favors. YAl.i ARr.R Bun.bixd Lots KOk Sale.—-We call at. tentiou to the advertisement of Messrs. Erwin A Hat dee, in another column. THE COURTS. DISTRICT PROVOST COCRr—IIKEOUK LIEI'T. COL. ROUT. !’• YORK, DISTRICT PROVOST MARSHAL Savannah, Ang. 16, 1865. Upon the application of J. it. Saussy, Esq., Attor ney for Michael Goodwin, to occupy and control Liss Xo. Hi Crawford Ward, with improvements thereon, the following endorsement was made: Permission granted, provided the premises within described are not in the possession of the military authority. Paul F. Beardsley vs. Julias Purges, Xoble A. Har dee A Cos., garnishees. Whereas, Xoble A. Hardee A Cos. had lieen empod-ered and amhorized to pay out of freight, etc., of flats of Despatch Line from' Au gusta, all charges aud expenses of said X. A. Har dee A Cos., as contained in their return now on file in this office. Oil motion of Col. A. W. Stone, counsel tor plaiutiir, it was further ordered that the surplus funds remaining in Hie hands, as also tlie flats,boats, etc., be turned over to the plaintiff, sucli living in ac cordance with the w ritten agreement made on the Jflth day of July, 1865, between Julius Purges and Paul T. Beardsley, as well as tlie instructions of Wm. H. Goodrietv Agent. The ten per cent commisshiM to Mr. Goodrich as directed in his letter of August 7, 1865, w ill not lie reserved by Messrs. X. A. Hardee A Go., from'the ptoccedK of said boats and freights.— Counsel for plaintiff Col. A. W. Stone; Hon. W. 8. Chisolm for garnishees. cut. Cowdrey’s Court. Savannah, Aug. 16,1865. J. M. Wright vs. John Kelly—claims possession of stolen property. It was ordered that the defendant return Hie property to plaintiff and pay costs of suit. Mary Scanlau vs. John llocfe—claim tor rent. It was ordered that defendant pay rent for two weeks ten dollars, and glso tor articles used or taken by him amounting to eight dollarls, and pay costs of suit. States vs. Pat Gibbons, drunkenness and flghting—plea guilty. It was ordered that the pris oner be confined in the county jail or pay fifty dol lars . Sarah Fox vs. Edward Kine—claims rent or pos session of house on William street. It was ordered that defendant pay the plaintiff two months rent amounting to sixteen dollars anil vacate the prem ises, or be conflncd in Jail until the rent is paid and his furniture be removed from the house. Joint Kelly vs. Pat. Garetty—recovery of money. It was ordered that defendant pay plaintiff $45, amount of suit and cost. Hotel Arrivals. PULASKI HOUSE, AUGUST 16. Capt Palmer A lady, Isaac M Lewis, Columbus, Edwin Belcher A lady, T O Robinson,Jacksonville Philadelphia, Shelton L Hall, wife and A Heath, Washington, child, Hilton Head, J S Xeidlinger, Savannah, Joseph Hilton, Charleston J G Xeidlinger, Washing- Lieut II W Lilycrautz, Ft ton, Ga, Pulaski, A W McCoruicU, Memphis Capt Jno Lindt, steamship A Reppard, Ware co, Ga, America, J Clay, Hn all Cos. Ga. Kobt II Owen, do Tlteo Balk, Augusta, Ga, Clias F Bound, X Vork, Dr Dc Harm* A wife, X V, D Macdonald, Savannah, M Xarstrciu, Cincinnati, S T Goodell, l.t 21 USC TANARUS, 1) King. N York. Dira River, A It R, It C Wallace, Georgetown. E Dennison, str America, A W L Locke, Washing- M Rogers, do toil, D c; W Pritchard, S C, Cll Deinerast, X York, Wui McKee, steamship Edw Barry, dd I’erit, J E Marshall, do Wm Liter, Charleston. J T Begley, do PORT ROYAL HOUSE (HILTOX HEAD) AUG. 15. U F Snen, U S X, ij H Gould, Savannah. E F Brenner, Charleston, j k Fliun, do T L WiswalL Beaufort, 1.1 J McDonnell. XB,X Y, Capt J Craiuiiings, 104tli liß G Wilder, Surg 55 Mass, S C TANARUS, |J W Stockton, Conn, E K Orris, Beaufort, ! W Bo.vee, Savannah, A W Jerome/ do E S Williams, Dr Wright, Wright's plan-)E Miller, 36th USCT, tation, i J if Norris, X H, Capt Howe, str Comet. jJ H Bestick. Newark, XJ, J U Chariot, Savanna It, j SEA ISLAND HOTEL (HILTON HEAD) AUG. 15. Dr. Iv G Nichols, Beaufort, iS L Harris, Post Chaplain, J Sweeney,' Ass't Surgeon j Beaufort, 173d X Y, F Howard, Heuufort. J P Butler, Savannah, | Minnture Almanac—Tills Day. Snn rises s 23! Moon sets 1 01 Sun sets C 43| High water 3 31 PORT OF SAVANNAH. Wednesday, Aug. 16, 1865. Arrived. Star Bine steamship America, Clift, New York, to Brigham, Baldwin A Cor Consignees.— .R Crane, Octavus Cohen, Collector of Customs, A C (in a diamond) C, Wright A Howard, P C Kerrigan, A Clin a diamond) B, K In a diamond. Maud A- Wright, K (ilia diamond) Augusta, Ga.; Wright A Clark, B (in a diamond) S, David Bing, Horne, Caldwell A Bro, B A B, J It A Cos, Augusta,Ga; Scrutchutn, Morris A Cos, TJl’, Barry A Batty, T S Broadiield, Kcin A Cos, Geo Evers, E Ehrlich, M verst A t'o, G Fried, W H Fuller A Cos, W H T A Cos, Daniel Finnegan, Dunbar A Frans, Geo Geineudeii, George Rappold, B B Davis, care Crane A Graybill; R in a diamond, cate Hunter A GanuneU; JT B, care Hun ter A Gawfiiell; C B Gilbert, Hess A Gutman, John Gilliland A Cos, F A Gradot, 811 Broadway, P Pease A Cos. F Yon Kautp. M Kempner, N B Knapp. Lillien thttl A Kolm, Isaac D Ba Roche, TP Long,Levy Beon, Michael Bavin, A C Lontelinn, Jas Seymour, Jacob Binsdorf, S M Bederer, .1 Lama, Bluu A Meyer, J X Muller. M S Movers, DcWitt A Morgan, W ll May, M in a diamond, Tlios Malloug, J McMahon, J C Makes A Cos. W in a diamond, Titos Pepper, Win Rankin, L Kobider, Jacob llosenband, Bartells A Riddell, S in a circle, Pierce Skehan, J R Scaly A Cos, W U Stark, M A S, A 11 J. J 0 M, X a Atkiusoit. A A, Raonli, Ga : X Stark, A A Solomons A Cos, J C Schreiner A Sons, E I) 8. two S's in a diamond, Stuart A Cos, W H Lyon, Gsdcu A dickies. 1. Vogle. H B W A Cos, G Well brook, S c in a diamond, S W Vyiglit, S G While, W in a diamond, James Leavy, J G Watts, W M Walsh, W w Lincoln, E Zgclmfiah, E o Rjfue, Weed A Corn, welt. Geo A Hudson, J Meyer, Mil ml A Wright, J in a diamond. II W A Cos, II G A R, T McKenna, J E Mar shall. B li in a diamond. Marry, Day A Cos, I, W S, M Xrwmark, U ilavne, 11 B A Cos. Stephen Farrelly. A Rcppard, Adams Express Cos, Mrs Thorn, care P C Sheridan. N Ceil, W fl Cuyler, Hamden’s Express, J Scriveu, li Hernandez, K Habersham, F J Ruckert. Steamer Helen Getty, Ingraham, Philadelphia, to L s Bennett. Consignees.— B Strauss, L S Bennett. Steamer Gen Sheridan, A Gettv, John Lama, C Williams, SamuelC Block, Kue, Wldfliey A Cos, M 11 Williams. Schooner Aiilc E Barnes, ■—, New York, to Emil Koetrtikc a Cos. C s Transport Ashland, Barton, New York, with conimls.piia' stores to Guarrertijqktpr. C S Transport ChaflesTlioliiils, Fnircloth, Cliarlee t»n, vvlili cat tip and coinnitssilry stores so (J M. Steamer Sampson, Dennette, Hilton Head. Colhv's flat, C, No. 1, to Chas L Colby A Cos, with 166 bales cotton, to (I Cohen,S Cohen, Brigham, Bald win A Cos, Brady A Smith. Cleared. Star lane Steamship United States, Share, N York, bv Brigham, Baldwin A Cos. Passengers. —J Wiltherger, Mrs MS Swhatnum, Miss Sallie Sweatnain, Miss LOtty Howland, Mrs Sa rah Foiev. Win F Smith. Donald Cullenr and wife, Mis Hatch and 3 children, Wiij P ami Indy, Dr .1 M Sclilev, lady and 2 children. Miss Sallie Sohlev, f A Millet le, Floyil King. J T Slerk, C P Buckiiighiiin, A S Welch, John li Ucn|tt, BO Baden, W !'Sweat nam, Wni I) Siveatn'am. M Garvey, Peter Ward, A t Stanford, M McKinue, J E Kperhent, 11 Fisher, L Jor dan, S W Bieesse. Extorts.— 9s9 bales upland Cotton and 49 bales .Sea Island do. ' , summer u 8 (fre 1 * 1 - >*««»«. union gout PORT OF PORT ROY4B, Arrived. Aug. 14—Sloop Eliza O'Brien, Savannah. Aug 15—Sloop ClarS, Adams, Darien; sclir Jlj Jones. Hawkins, X York: schf W U Aspimvall, Dale. >'eir Yorif. SoiDfuns’ Pay to w Withheld.— The Second Controller has decided that to reim burse the Government for losses by soldier*, tor which they are liable 'o stoppage of pay, disbursing ana accounting officers arc justi fied iu withholding any portion of money due soidiers, either as pay, bounty or for hoolfY W'd* paymasters or check . ~J' le ?* rcß 'dent has appoioted Daniel Or ton Survey orot Customs at Cairo, «!-; Sam’l D. Houston Receiver of Public Moneys at Jackson City, Kansas j Henry W. Briires Register of the Land Office af Valisia, Cal ; Alonzo G. Myers Assistant Assessor of In ternal Revenue for the Second District'of Missouri; and James Law Postmaster at Sus paiaiou Bridge, N, Y. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tuesday Evening, Aug. is, 1865. Tlie Dry Goods (Bide continues without change ami presents no ih*w features. Provisions, Onions, l*otat«**s anti ('ithlmgt** con tinue selling at ruinoas prices. Tiiere is much im provement, though, in the rales for Cabbages. Since our last issue, tlie Upland Cotton market has sustained a further decline of Ito 3 rents. All stocks of good Cotton for sale on the merchants' floors were withdrawn ou Saturday and yesterday. Sea Islands are dull, and we have not heard of any material transaction Mutt would give a basis for quotations. Bacon continues very scarce and none ottering at wholesale. The transactions arecouiiiicd exclusively to the retail trade. Fiaiinriul. Exchange.—There continues a limited business in all ilescriplions of paper. We offer the following as a fair statement, prepared for the Herald : Rank Rates for petting Exchange. —Foreign Ex chguge, nothing doing ; checks ou New York, 1 per cent ; checks on Philadelphia, 1 per cent; checks on Baltimore, 1 per cent; checks on Boston, 1 per cent. Bank Rate* for Purchasing Rjcltnnge. —Foreign Exchange, nothing doing ; checks oil New York, sight, *, to >i percent.; checks ou New York,3o days. 1 per cent aud interest; checks on X. York, 60 days, 1 percent and interest; checks on Philadelphia, tto days, 1 percent and iuterest; checks on Baltimore, *0 days, l per cent and interest; checks on Boston, 60 days, l per cent and interest. Specie—'There is hardly a noticeable change in tlie demand or sale of gold and silver. Gold Ls selling at 46 to 4i'.', t» cent, premium, and baying at 44;, to 15. Silver, buying rate, 35; selling at 40 per cent, pre mium. Freights—A good boatable river and large re ceipts of cotton has caused considerable activity. Freights to New York by sail vessels have declined. We give the following as fair quotations: To Augus ta, measurement goods, $i per foot; by weight, $4 per cwt. Cotton to New York (compressed,) by steamer, *{ cent per ft; by sail vessel, « cent per lb; uncompressed, by sail vessel, cent per ft. To Florida, goods by weight, $1.50 per cwt.; measure ment, 30 cents per foot. Liberal deductions for large shipments to Florida will be made. Insurance.—A very fair business is doing in all descriptions of insurance. The rates charged by steamer from Augusta on cotton and domestics are from 1? 4 " to 3 per cent; by flat boats 3 per cent; lip river risks by steamer 1 per cent. Stocks and Bonds.—a very limited business do ing in all descriptions of stocks. They are not quot able. rxct-RRENT Money.— I There ls a fair business in bank bills without change in quotations. We con tinue the quotations of last week : Bank State of Georgia 20c. Murine Bank of Savannah ........ 50c. Planters' Bank of Savannah isc. Bank of Savannah. 3#c _ Central Railroad A Banking Company of Ga 50c Cotton filarket. Since onr last report a further decline of 1 to 2 cts. t* lb has occurred, showing a continued decline in tiie market. Tlie lower grades brought to market are in very bad order—the cotton stained und wet, and the bagging in shreds. Tlie following are tlie quotations: Last Report. Present Report Ordinary, ‘ ' _ 28@sec 28fc30c Middlings, 34tt637c 34®'36c Good Middlings, 4»(o41c 38@40c Receipts. RECEIVED SINCE 12TO INST. Upland cotton 1347 Sea Islands. _ Domestics. .'..... 200 TOTAL RECEIPTS SINCE AUGUST IST. Vplanil Cotton 7061 Sea Islands so 44omestics 817 Exports. FROM AUG UST IST TO AUGUST DTK. Upland Cottgn 209s Sealslands S3 Domestics #52 EXPORTS FROM 13TH INST. Upland Cotton. '....; 1248 Sea Islands 10 Domestics 238 TOTAL EXTORTS FROM AUGUST IST TO AUGUST 15T1I. Upland Cotton 4186 Sett Islands 92 Domestics 890 General markets. Bitter.—A very ample supply of Goshen Rutter, superior for table use, is offering from store. It i„ selling at 40 rents p lb by tlie package ; an inferior article can lie purchased at 38 cents "p lb, suitable for cooking purposes. Cheese.—There is quite an abundant supply of ex cellent Goshen Cheese offering; tlie selling rate is 18 cents V lb by the box from store. Raisins.— The stock offering is very small. From store by tlie box we quote at $5 75 to $6. Lemons.—There is a lair supply of Sicily Ia nions offering from store. We quote sl2 to 12 50. Oranges.—Prom store there is a supply offering which is equal to tlie demand. We quote p box sl2 to 12 50. Sugars.—The stock offering of all descriptions of Sugars is ample. We quote Broun at 15 to 17 cents plb ; Refined at 21 : Coffee Sugars 20 cents. A considerable Jsale of Brown Sugar was made from store at 14 cents p lb. Winks anu Liqroits.—There is a limited business doing ill liquors of all kinds. From store, we quote as follows : Wallace’s Imperial Nectar, $3 50 p gal lon : Columbian Gin, $3 30 ; Old Kentucky Whiskey, $3; Genuine Old Kentucky Whiskey, sl4 pease; Virginia Mountain Dew W hiskey, $2 70 per gallon ; Old Plantation Bourbon Whiskey, *8; Fuller’s Old Rye Whiskey, #4 50 to $5; Old Santa Cruz Whiskey, warranted genuine, $S to $10: P. H. Goddard's Bran dy, sls p gallon; Scignette, sls ; otard, Dupuy A Cos., slsto $lB. CofFek.—Hie stock of Coffee offering is limited, that is, merchantable good qualities. We quote St. Domingo at 32c. p 11>.; Rio, 32c.@34c.; Java, 39c.(» 42c. p lb. Hints.—This article we quote at rates ranging from 8 to 9 cts. Leatiiek.—For fine Heiqloek Tanned the rate con, Suites unchanged, viz : 40c. P lb. Cotton anii Wish. Cu;i>s.- : Our market is now amply supplied with theso articles, From store Cot ton Cards arc selling at $lO p dozen ; Wool Cards $7 P dozen. Tin Nil’s.— Northern Turnips are plentiful, selling from store in lots at $3 and retail $4 p bid. Peas.— A lair demand continues for Georgia Cow Peas at $2 50 p bushel. Lumber anu Siiingi.es are in fair demand. From mill Yellow Pine Lumber and Scantling is selling at $45 p M feet. A large lot of White Pine Boards anil Scantling have changed hands since our last report upon Hie basis of quotation*. W’hite Pino Hoards, rough, we quote at $35 to $5 p M feet, according to the size of tlw lots ; Dressed Whitt? I’iiie Boards we quote at $45(5 55 p, Mfeet. Cedar Shingles are in fair demand at $8 P M. Naha—A large and well selected stock of Boouton Nalls are offering in the market. Sales are reported of assorted sizes at prices ranging from $« to $6 25. Crackers.— The market is well supplied with all descriptions of Crackers. W e quote Butter crackers at 13c. P lb. by wholesale; Oyster Crackers, 15 to 13 V- t> h>. The stock ottering Is ample. Onions.—Offering stock more than ample. Great sucriflees have beon made by overstocking the mar ket. The mullet or gavel of the auctioneer lias at public outcry knocked off several large lots at very jow rates; weqitote at $3 50 to $4. " I /' C.uißAGps—The old story qf tjh qyoivsjockey mar ket is applloahio to this vegetable. They lia've been various prices to-day.’ Good ' lots will bring *l2 to *ls p hundred. Flour.—Our market Is well supplied \y|t|\ aty grades of Iflour. The toy cijy trade, sliimpeiij. Grades fprgeficpil family use, H*s» p bbl: Family, first quality, $lO to glo 50 p bhl, Canrles,—From store, Adamantine are. selling at $6 to 98c, p lb by tlie box. Boats—The stock of all descriptions offering Is qnile large. For the lower grades of Soap the rates are 10 to 12)i cents. Colgate’s Family, 13 to 14c. p lb by the liox. Hay—No change ; stock ample ; a side Hum the wharf wfU reported al $1.23 p cwt.; from store, by retail, *1.50. Rope— Tlie market Is well supplied with Kentucky Rope, which sells at lxc.' P lb. Baihhng— Sales of Gnnnv Bagging arc reported at 28C. P lb. STARCH—'The present offering stock is ample. Com mon brands are selling at lire. 1 p fi>. Klngsfunl's best, 12>{C. j "Ifllrtea's,’ , l2c. p lb. Cohn— Tin’ offering stock cnntiuiies ample. From store the saled'continue light.'at $1.23 to *2.30. It will take several weeks to reduce the stock la this 0t j, the Biwkqt being overetodted. SAVANNAH BUSINESS DIRECTORY. DRUGGISTS. WM. Wal.li, . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUOOIST, aull Southeast opr. Halliard aid Brtraghtou sis. New Brag House, Corner Congress and Barnard sts. JACOH LIPPMAN. late Kino & Wauixo. r Phoma> M. Tamer, 1 DRUGGIST, Sonthwes* cor. Barnard and Broinrliton sts. A A. Solomons 4k Cos., . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS. C Orders executed accurately and with despatch. BILLIAUDS, <fcc. O’Toole 4k Cos., BILLIARDS, LIQUORS, WINES, Ac. Broughton at., third door from Bull. Billiard Saloon. By WALTER O’MEARA. ALES, WINES, LIQUORS, Ac. Bay street, over Express Office. Union Shades, Terknok Nugent, Proprietor. ALES, WINES, LIQUORS, BEGARS, Ac. 65 Bull st,, opposite Pulaski House. St. Charles Saloon, (in rear of Poet Office./ by A. Stamm. Wholesale ami Retail. None but CHOICE WINES and LIQUORS served Free Lunch. WINES, LIQUORS, &«. HO. Huwe At Cos., * WHOLESALE DEALERS IN LIQUORS, ALES AND LAGER BEER, Cor. St. Julian street and Johnson square. Israel R. Scaly 4k Cos., •SOLE AGENTS AND IMPORTEffS OF CHARLES FARIiE CHAMPAGNES, In the Stnje of Georgia. 207 Bay si., between Barrard and Jefferson, au9 Savannah, Ga. Israel R. Sealy Ai Cos., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN IMPORTED M INES, CORDIALS, BRANDIES AND SEUABS. • an!> 207 Bay Bt„ betwom Barnard and Jefferson JLnma, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Span • isu Srj.AKS, French Wines, Whiskey and other Liqnors. Toiiacoo of all kinds. DRY GOODS. John C. Maker 4k CA., Wholesale and Ketail Dealer in DRY GOODS, HOSIERY', GLOVES, TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, Ac, Ac. Our. Congress and Whitaker sts. Thomas Pepper, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, at L'npreee itsuted Lorn Prices. ONE PRICE ONLY. Presdee & Orff. DRY GOODS— Wholesale and Ret mu John McConaghy, DEALER IN DRY GOODS, Ac. * 100 Broughton street, Samuel M. JLeilerer, Jobber aud Retailer of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Booth and Suoks, Clothing, Hats, Ac. 146 Congress street. GRUUKRIES, &c. _ SS. Miller, 157 Broughton street, has for sale, . cheap. Flour, Sugar, Syrup, Lemons, Hay, Oats, Corn, Cow Peas, Finders, Potatoes, Turnips, Onions and Cabbages. au'J MPerst 4k Cos.. vYl.o.esale Dealer in Wines, Li * neons, Segabh, Famii Groceries, Candies, Ac. iM< Congress street AP. Mira, Wholesile and Retail Dealer in • GROCERIES, FRUITS. Ac. Cor, Whitaker and Congress st. Lane f>oiigtlon 4k Symons, V WHOLESALE AND RE TAIL GROCERS, Comer Whitaker and St. Julian sts., Old Stand of W. R. Symons. Hilton 4k Raitdcll, WHOLESALE GROCERS, ■ 193 Bay Street, are constantly receiving per yteamers from N. York, the largest and most complete assortment of GROCERIES in this city. EP. Deyo, Dealeu in Choice Family Groceries, a Wines, LiquoES, Ac. 133 Bronghton street. Robert Balfore, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, ~ CONFECTIONERY. JE. Hernandez, • CONFECTIONER— WhoIesaIe and Retail. MANCKAOTCREIt OK SYRUPS, CORDIALS AND FINE CONFECTIONERY OK ALL KINDS. 146 Broughton street, two doors from Barnard. M Fitzgerald, • WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEB IN CIDERS, LEMON, STRAWBERRY and RASPBERRY SYRUPS, CANDIES, Au., Ac., J*— In any quantities, to suit Purchasers, ai — WUITAKKR STREET. PHOTOGRAPHS. JT. Reading 4k Co„‘ ~ • PHOTOGRAPHED j»gWh.t»k»r aim ~- Jtl i i!tn Btß , Brown’* Photograph Gallery, Card* Dk Vihitb and Pn<mMtßU*ijH, _ Market iSquare. GAS FITTING, &c. _ OlitmMiig mid Ga* Fitting, A By JOHN H. CULLEN, v * Bronghton st., one door We-t of Barnard. WH. Willium*, Gah Fitter and Plum her, • aud Dealer in Tin W \ue. House Fvhnuuiino Gihu>*i &c. 145 Broughton street. Weed di Corn>vcll, Wholesale Dealers in Hardware and Tin W’are. No. 15‘»> and 101 BmuyhLotf street. TT Cran*ton, U • PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, i>l Bryan st., next to cor. Whitaker. SEGAIIS, TOBACCO, IN Kolb. • SEGAKS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPER, Ac. Barmrii etfeCT, one door ttontli of the Market. QP. Lopes, Skgahs, Toiiaix'o, Smff, Pipes, • Fancy Aktm.ks, Stathanskv, Ac. Cor. Bull and Broughton eta. IjT Constant, Impouitk of Domestic and Havana f Skgaes, Mkkkaciiavm Picks, Ac. Also, Winks, Cuami-agnks and other Liquors. Bull street, opposite the Post Office. COMMISSION AIEHCILVN’TS- N. A. llarilee Ay Cos., COMMISSION a forwarding merchants m ESTAin.ISffKD IN ISiiO. Office No. 9 Stoddard’s Row, _ anlG Savannah, Ga. Henry Bryan, BROKER AND COMMISSION AGENT. Bryan street, next to .Merchants' and Planters’ Bank. Building. aul6 MA. Colien, • FORM ARLING and COMMISS’N MERCHANT, Office Home Ins. Cos., 69 Bay at, Bell, Wylly Christian, AUCTION, GEN ERAL COMMISSION AND 'FORWARDING MERCHANTS. ■’ Bay stleet, Bavanuab, ua. AM, Seurl, rough A Cos., Guockby and Com » mission Mfkchanth, 1 4 1 1 Uimgirss and 57 St. Juiian sts. Highest market prices paid lor Cotton, Wool, Beeswax, etc. Liberal Advances on Cottu», Ac. ij'rwla Af Hardee, 'J ’COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Buy street, Savannah, Ga. BOOTS A'jL Ames As Peabody, Jobbers in Men’s, Women’s, and Children s Cali; Serge and Kid BOOT’S and SHOES, of all kinds and qualities. 132 Congressst., tin thsir North of the Market. Geo. T. Nichols, RETAIL BOOT AND SHOE STORE llu Broughton sti, 2d dorir lrom Bull. SODA, WATLB. aohn Ryan, Bottler of SODA WATER, “UIITER and ALE, CORDIAUS, SyRfPS, Ac. fXfif. I»ay and West B,rqfid stree'ts, AHCmTJfIUHL'KE, Wc. James C. Ulunce, Master Carpenter, Architect and Draughtsman, will attend loan calls on bns iness iu the above branches, or Office No. 124 Jlny street, next to Stoddard's Range. auv — PRINTING, Ac. CkYlUc 04 Lcuifi, a BOU&SJtLUttS AND STATIONERS, Cur. liryau sfreeff aud Market Square.^ Yf aching Ink, Mugnuam and for sale by 1»A DAVID H. GALLOWAY, 35’Bray tpß afreet. Qeo. N. Nichols, '. BOOK AND JOB PRINTER, ' -J iiay st., between Aberooru and Drayton. IB J. Parse, LITHOGRAPHER, STATIONER, Ms BINDER JOB PRINTER, — ' UKK4U) JOB yiUNyiNO^FThGK^ DIRECTORY •■ CONTINUED. PROFESSIONAL. Dr. N. M. Sneed, DENTIST. .. . . Successor to Dr. E. Parsons, Y ork street, near Cciirt House. Savannah, Ga. anlw WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. Fl"*- •lonian, Dealer in Watcuks and Jewklby, • Silver and Plated Wake. Fancy-Goods, Ac. SJt~ Watches and Jewelry Repaired. 12!* Congress st., opposite the Pulaski House. - . BAlit DRESSING, &c. Pulaski House Barber Shop, (cor. Bull and Bryan sts.j Shaving, Hair Cutting, shampooing. " niskers Dyed, .Vc. Fancy Soaps, Cologne. Neck Ties and other Fancy Aiticles for sale. FURNITURE. TAiuiiis Pa Ivey, FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. L-e New Work Made to Order. Repairing, Bell Hanging, Ac., at short notice. 138 Bronghton st CHINA WARE, &c. li' *>• Smytl., QUEENSWARK, GLASS AND CHINA, at YVholeaale and Retail. titonjtreet, 2d door from cor, of 801 l jr SC-RIVENERYs Joint J. Part lilts date Recorder of the Second Provost Court ) will attend to all Writings anil Business entrusted to his care, at JSaloon of Terence Nugent, Jr., opposite Pnlaski House. __2__ WAITED. House Wanted, W IT / 1 ;? TOn ., or ei ? ht gowl Rooms, within one- T ’ fourth mile of the corner of Bay and Dravton streets ts possible; furnished or unfurnished - lea not required before the first of November, but will taken iuunediately if necessary to secure it. Addlv the SAVANNAH HERALD OFFICE. ts anl4, TABLE BOARDERS WANTED SUPERIOR ihducements are offered for a few Tabic Boarders. Gentlemen wishing for the above, will please apply at the corner of St. Julian and Lincoln streets, first door on Canel Row. 6 aul4 Wanted. TWO or three first class boarders by a private fami ly, liying in a good neighborhood and ceutral.— Address, for one week, ‘-Sherman,” Herald office. angS-lw Wanted. A NICELY famished room, without board, where the people are not too inquisitive. Address, “Grimes." Herald office. augx-lw fhHi mranrm, FIFTY TONS ol Rags and Waste Paper. The HIGHJfibT CABII PRICES PAID. Also, Cot ton Piokings, Wool, Hides, Tallow, Grease, Metals, Bottles, Ac., at the r FOREST CITY MILLS, au 44f Savannah. WANTED. A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, who has lost her infant lately, would like a fituntion as Wet Nuj-se, and is willing to travel with a family. Can give reference. Address “W,” Herald Office. aul3-2 tohknt. Offices to Let. TWO ROOMS TO LET, SUITABLE FOR OFFICES. Apply at the HERALD OFFICE. _ aul2-tf Cellar to Let. TO LET, A LARGE CELLAR, SUITABLE FOR STORAGE. Apply at the HERJLD OFFICE. anl-2-tf BOOMS TO LET, At ZXiltoia Head, S. C., THE Palmetto Herald Building having Ijeen Newly Fitted Up, now offers large and airy rooms, suita blc tor Apartment? or busiuess pnrposes. For terms apply to W. S. Sampson, Jr., Box No. 25, Initial Head Post Office, or ou the premises, corner of Merchants’ Row and Palmetto Avenue, from 4 o'clock to C o’clock p. m. j u 22 _ auctions. CLOSING OUT Salc. Messrs. Kein & Comp’ny OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. Will offer at Anction'on THURSDAY, August 17th, at 19 o’clock, through BELL, WYLLY &, CIUIISTIAN, Their ontlre Stock, to close consignment, consisting in part of 100 bbls. FLOUR, 125 boxes CLAKUT, loa cose CORDlALS,'assorted, 59 sacks COFFEE, 5 quarter casks old WINES, ' 35 bbls. WHISKEY, With a general stock of GROCERIES, well Wurth the attention of the Trade. <*, " auls WIIISKEf II TOBACCO AT AUCTION. THERE will lie a Sale at Auction of li barrel* WHISKEY and 12 iiikck TOBACCO, at the Warehouse of the Depot Commissary of Subsist ence, HILTON HEAD, S. 0., on » Monday, Aug. 21, 'OS. SALE TO COMMENCE AT 11 O’CLOCK A. M. ZW' Terms Cash, in Government Funds. C. 8. LANGDON, anl4-6 Captain and C. 8. Volunteers. UNDERWRITERS' SAi.6. OCTAVUS COHEN Will sell Oil TO-MORROW, 17th Inst., at 10 o’clock,at the Georgia Steamboat Yard, 5S balvs (?OTTON, Thrown overboard from Despatch Flat No. 3, from Augusta, and picked up and brought to Savannah. Sold for account of tlie Underwriters gad con cerned. Terms Cast, 3 anlO "■ ■ 1 3PROSPECTXIS OF TJIE Mercantile Mirror A Weekly Commercial and Advertising Sheet WITH AN FOR OKA- SXT u * Va^l^a Tiffs enterprise is undertaken at the suugeation of mam' of the leading merchants of the country, as a nietnod of exteMlvGy advertising their business— While lye will uiihlisb the adverttei mei.ts of all who may t'ayor ill With vheir ptitionage, the juiiht will also oouttmi Prices Cwreutof the Markets iu all the prince pal Citic* Itates of Exchange, Brokerage, Commercial News of every description w ni be of interest to the Mercantile Comr>(t{iiity. Nor will the “ MIRROR " be exclusively filled xith advemsemeuts; but thepaimr will be mifllciepUy large to leave ample room for Editorials, Correspondence. Select Reading Matter, &S. 1» will be a family, as w ell AS A nuspus* ISI JSH, and we intend that it shall visit every City, Town and Village in the Country. All can perceive the advantage of advertising in a .uaifcr "I (his description. OUR TERMS WILL BE LIBERAL. We are unable to publish them In Ibis Circular, not knowing what number of onr friends will want their Business Cards, Notices, Ac., brought be fore the Public through this medium. We will only say to all, send your' Advertisements to tu immedi ately ; state liow much space you wish then* to occu py, directions, <sc. We have a large Stock of Fanev Type, Uu» huff material Bir displaying them, and toel (diffident of meriting the patronage and approval of all Business Men. As soon as we arrive at the amount ot matter and she of paper required, we will make mi estimate, and publish the rates adverksiae, in the first number. They wttffi bji as low as po«*~:le. To ALLOW. 08 TO VVUUSU TUK l’A OKU. DeemiitgU t uliprAn part. Address Mucou. g» Aaant ia Bystreet, jyifi-tf VOLKS’ GARTHKT, (Congress st., between Jefferson and Montgomery sts^j REGULAR SUMMER SEASON. PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY NIGHT, nr tbs Savannah Orchestra, Prof E. Richter, Leader, Iff" Kwtre»bments of the best quality and tn every vwtJ. lmo auto P IC - NIC AND CHOWDER PARTY AT TUB \ Isle of Slope. % . Mb. CHAS. R. FLANDERS respectfully informs his friends und the citizens of Savannah that he will give a PIC NIC AND CHOWDBR PARTY at his place, on WEDNESDAY, the 16th test. , A BAND OF MUSIC will be in attendance. er Tickets to be had at Messrs Stuart A Co.’s Store, Masonic Hall; at the Hilton Head Hoose, at Molina's Segar Store, and at the Savannah Herald Sta tionery store. 2 an 15 COPARTNERSHIPS. Notice. fPIIE undersigned have associated with them Mr. John R. .Johnson, under the firm of Crane, John son and Graybili, for the purpose of transacting a General Commission, Shipping and Forwarding busi ness, to date from the Ist inst. aull-6 CRANE & GRAYfIILL. Notice. ”1 ’HE lease of the PULASKI HOUSE to Bartels t -A. ltiddell, having beeu cancelled by order of the milt tary authorities, and the Pulaski House property 5S v l?sj? een ’ ky the eamd authority, turned over to W. HAViltberger, the owner thereof the firm of BAR TELS & RIDDELL, late proprietors of the Pulaski Bouse, is dissolved from this date. All persons hav ing claims against the firm of Bartels & Riddel! will please present the same for settlemnttt to „ . JOHND. .BARTELS. Savannah, August 12th, 1865. aulv-6 Notice. 'TMIE business of the PULASKI HOUBB will be con .. tinued sud managed by the undersigned, under the firm and name of W. H. WII.TBERGER A CO. W.H. WILTtSKRGER. „ t . . £O. BARTELS. Savannah, August 12th, 1865. . aal2-6 GUERARD & FERRILL, THE undersigned haring entered into Copartnership as Factors, Brokers and Commission Merchants, wifi sell and purchase on Commission Cotton, Timber, Produce and Merchandise. Orders and consignments solicited. EDGAR L. GUERARD. BENJAMIN B. FERRILL. Rbfkbkwbh—Robt. Habersham A Sons, Geo. W. Anderson, Anthony Porter, Hnnter & Gammell. Jno. h- Villalonga. 6 » U H NOTICE. THE undersigned have formed a Partnership for the purpose of carrying on a GENERAL AUCTION ana COMMISSION BUSINESS in thJ oity of sivan ua '*. "hder the firm name of Belt Wylly * Christian Tqe liberal patronage formerly extended to Bell A Christian arnfa. W. Vylly, is respectfully solWtod for the new arm. SAMUEL P. BELL, „ GEORGE W. WYLLY. a. CHRISTIAN.^ • HERALD 1 JOB PRINTING OFFICE, No, 111 I*Hy Htreet, SAVANNAH, . GEORGIA. We reeptnitfully calj the attention of the public to the facilities which we have for doing all kinds of JOB PRINTING. We have TUK BEST “w ,nite r WOrk - aßd - them in uair - W e employ only - F,RSI CLASS PRINTERS OF LONG EXPERIENu. TRIED ABILITY. We have New Printing Mater*,i H From the Best Northern Foundries, to which we are constanrly making additions. We are prepared to execute orders for POSTERS, PLACARDS, HANDBILLS, PROGRAMMES, PLAY BILLS. CIRCULARS, BILLS OF FARE, VISFriNG CARDS, WEDDING CARDS, ENVELOPES, BUSINESS CARDS, TICIkETS, LETTER I IK,.YDS. BILL. U?ADS, DILVFTS, RECEIPTS. CHECKS, PASSES, labbik CONSTm:TION% BY-LAWS, RALLADS, PAMPHLETS, CALENDARS, » LHOAL BLANKS, SHIPPINq BLANKS, Or any other kind of PRINTING-in xsv ktvxe. We have a Fine Assortment of Inks KOB * % P.RINTJ NIC7IIN COLORS. ’ ° * *¥ JI.UL OB EXPRESS Will receive prorept and careful aMcution, and the work will be forwarded FREE OF CHARGE FOR TRANSPORTATION. We endeavor to do all our work well, a»d to give complete satisfaction to our customers. o IX**. TRICES , !ow *® present high cost of stock, mate riah labor and living will admit of, and are below the increased rates which mle in other lines of business. S. W. MASON A CO., 1M Bay Street, Savannah, Georgia. Iron, Iron, Iron. < Manufacturer* supplied. ■i - OLIVER Jt CO., Htt Forest City MUb, Savannah, SHIPPING. AtUwtio Const Mail *teaffa* ship Company. For New* York. /£££» v, .The First Class Steamship ARIAD. ' W L" P<'"lively sail on THCRS tIIe * Bet " 1,14 o’eiock.p. For Freight or Passage, haying very superior accom modations, apply to * UI6 -«■ JOHN R WILDER PIONEER LREFOR NEWIORK * '' Pfiff o T ? e „ C ' 8 ' Mal PERIT, ’^ ,r>t ' E ' A ' wUI sail tor the above port on her regular day, Thursday, A«g. 17th, at * O’clock. For Freight or Passage, having superior accommo datioiw, apply to FOE NEW YORK STIR J*; LIRE. sbmi-wbb KljY . The first class U. S. Mail Steamships NEVADA, - UNITED STATES, . ' VZSptntbb. AMERICA, ... ' Bni “- CONSTITUTION, . . * „ °Un ■ capt. Grkxman. The above ships compose the Line, and will sail Satuidii* “ and Ssv * Dnßh eve, 7 Wednesday and BRIGHAM, BALDWIN* CO, Agents, WAKEMAN, GOOKIN 4 DICKINSO^^nts, XT Broadway, New York. THE Constitution Will leave Savannah for New York ou Wednesday, 43d Instant/ For Freight or Passage apply to Iy2B-tf BRIUHAM ’ BALDWDi * GO., - , ■ ■ Agents. MERCHANTS’iDfi — Sailing-Vessels. Regain* Weekly Line of CLIPPER SCHOONERS FOR new YORK. Tsss,*3l , s i 2*??siira;’'"a : i»l» CHARLES L COLBY & 00, 00t - May and Abereorn streets. MER CHANTS* LINE Sailing Vessels FOR NEW YORK, ’ nic P,ret 0la “ Fast Sailing Baltimore Clipper WENONAH, Capt, Warner, Will have immediate despatch tor the above port. Has room for some light freight on deck. Superior accommodations for passengers, Fibst Cauik Apply early to **° au9 e. „ e. L. COLBY & CO.. Corner Bay and Abereorn streets. MERCHANTS* Line of Sailing Vessels For JACKSONVILLE, Fla. T H H "v^ h rw er dXha B rgK,. C f pt - »• ceive cargo in a few d,v» Je read y to re lates. b • Itw a ’ yg for we above port at lor. For height or passage apply to auls tr b cor -By * CO., - “ Cor Bay and Aborc oj i sta. MER CHANTS’ Line of Sailing Vessels. dispatch. ’ e lstll to * t > “iff will have quick j“B™ i Tcse ere - r - Bay and Aberconasts. Cotton uud other Frei^iit FOK NEW YORK. Merchants Line Sailing Vessels CAPtoin • Suturfiul't mi Tlmrsduy, the for thu tlons for the 12th iust. Ua* c ear FOR THE Al;: Schooner, PILOT’S BRfc •A . plete f her t^o bOVU W * ato D^f Wtoadtog A S^', y L ' J ' OUILMARTIN A CO., No. 14S Itayat. For Augusta, The Side-Wlieel Steamer “ Ho, ‘ !n ’ ” Riley, (CARRYING THE V. S. M*i T|) Will leave Stoddard’s Wharf oh FRIDAY, AUGUST 18th, AT 7 A. 9f sir Freight or Passage apply to the office of KEIN A CO„ aulß-2 m Bay street, opposite the Herald nflpq. SHIPPERS to AUGUSTA AND POINTS BEYOND, ARE notified Ul »‘ Goods will be received at on. Warehouse, un Dillon’s Wharf. atanrUmed? rhigtoeweek. ERWIN A iKrdEE^' For FreighTorCharter; T“?,fXtt rQBO A. B. m '* mh to trade dOWD “• usii liairele, or Its tons dead weight. *O7 mrthur particnlars Inquire of , * „ C. %. COLBY * CO., augl6-tf Corner Bay and Abercorn sts. FOK WALE , A PIUfE FXjAT, CAPACITY, 400 BALES. Has jnst made a succesefnl trip from Augusta. N. A. HARDEE A CO. NEW GOODS. JUST RECEIVED, a lurge and beauttihl assortment of FANCY GOODS, eelectod expressly for this market. Call and see them. C. M. HILLSMAN, aul l-6 Cor. Ball and Broughton sts. HEADERS DISTRICT OF SAVANNAH. TANARUS” Ist Division. Dki’abtmknt or Gxoaoix. Savannsh.Oa^Aug.J^jfcf Gknbial Ouutss,) No. tS. f All Commissioned Officers am* enlisted manbofon. ing to the 14th Maine, Bth Indiana and isth fririt* oT cwtonands at once for muster out.