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To CAL MATTERS. s >n,rta««r»W»-‘WP**^ *" ir for hit tors. :::ir .Mp Neruda, Saturday mornigg, at 11* ° v 'amsMP United State*, Wsdneartay, SOth hut. S < ' FOR ACOCSTA. „ mer Union, Saturday, 46th Inst. * veliatr Amazon, Saturday afternoon, -26th Inst. B rOR OOCTORTOVR". Siei!l , er vrm 0. tilbbous, every Tuesday morning *» 9 o'clOCsi *' FOP. FLORIDA. oer fountain, Saturday morning, at 9 o'clock. - _liiEß to Messrs. Erwin 4 ' a ;L a gent» o£ steamer Laura, states that she, ~ V- Augusta on the 23d Instant, and tvCl lenVf go the 24'1 J __ - THE CUtKTS. . U EC C t M aOLBROOt. WOVO3T MAK *r ' SHAL, WSTRIOr OF SAVAHMAff. * SAVANNAH, August UthlS6s. the application of Mr. HeimauHlrsch, Agent l \t Sarah Hirscli. to oecupy and control lot 1 n C \ lmoroveiaeats located pi Effingham county, from The following en on trained op asked, and Mrs. h >.ii'»ch Is"authorized to occupy and control thswitaw described property, located in Effingham , .mm the lit day of S.-ptember 1860, provl ‘T'he «ame ls not In tne use of the government, "nl tarlppUcailonof L 9. Russell, Esqr., At tv*L‘ Andrew Teynac, to occupy and control M v o' jierby Ward, within the extended limits of ttsVltv of Savannah, and imiravnent thsreont Permission is granted the applicant to take pos- J, nofsaldrremlseson the in day of October next, provided they are not wanted tor Military pur- P T*tU- Whitehead vs. Capt. Nlxon-recoycry of rent. evidence submitted in the above stated , 15P l t , ordered that the same be dismissed, i liltin' waving cos-ts. ' W orge Washington vs. James Anderson—recovery it sm earing from the evidence in the above cn rUM case *hat the defendant la sbout to remove citbout the limits of this District and It being satis uj-oi-uy proven that the mule lu controversy Ls the tropertyof plaintiff, It was ordered that he bp ft- Iraed to the owner or tha de eudant pay the sum of weaivuve dollars within the space of ten days i well as the costs of suit, and In default thereof, be arrestedfor contempt, counsel for plaintiff M. Bene dict, Esqr. EErORE LIEUT. COL. ROBT. F. YORK. SaVann aR, Aug. 19,186f., James M. Cooney vs. Walter O’Meara. Upon the FrUtiou of M. Benedict, Esq., counsel for plaiutttf, to Mooint appraisers to appraise the property In the Blind saloon occupied by O’Meara* Cos., and to ■take in consideration the value of the good will of the concern, and the outstanding accounts, which were omitted In the last report, made on the 25th Jalv 1565, by virtue of an order granted by Hon. E. Parsons, Judge: Ills ordered that Mr. E. D. Srnytli be appointed on part of the plaintiff and Mr. F. Dowd oo tu* part of the defendant, to enquire Into and aft* praise such Increase of property as may have taken D ace since the above date, the appraisal to be made 8008 as Mr. Chas. J. White, Receiver, shall have paid the judgment of W. M. Walsh and all Incidental expenses up to the date and report to be made to my successor. When such report ls made the Interest of the parties will be as before determined, and Mr. Wilt r O'M a-a will be allowed to continue the bust m*s and become sole owner cf the concern, upon paying to Mr. J. M. Cooney the amount of his Inter est lu the concern, being one-thivrt of the amount a« ditermnelby theappralsneit. I .caseMr. O’M a • no s u* comply with the above, the entire concei.. wi be sold to the highest bidder and the proceeds divided as above determined. Counsel for plaintiff M, Benedict, Esq.; lor defendant Hon. T. E. Lloyd and Hon. W. S. Chisolm. ■ JiFORK LIEUT. COl. XI. T. HOLBROOK, PROVOST MAX* 3HAL, DISiatCT OF SAVANNAH. Savannah, August 22. Cnlted States vs. Van Bnreu Sykes, Joseph H. Mot nan, proaecutor-Burglary committed m Tattnall couuty, Ga., cm the 6th of July, 1866. Plea, guilty, la the above case It was ordered that the prisoner, Vaa Bureu Sykes (colored) be remanded to the jatl of Chatham county, and there be kept In close con finement for the space of twelve months: to be fed ou prtsou fare only, and thereafter be discharged. BEFORE LIECT. COL. ROBERT P TORS. * * Savasnah: August 22. Culled States vs. Thomas Wilson (colored)—Acces sorv before and after the fact to the crime of bur glary, committeand store of M. Mayer, ou Broughton street, In the city cf Savannah. It was ordered that the said Thomas tviisoa (colored) be confined ln ttie common jail of Chatham county for the term of six months; to be fed bu prison hire only, and be thereafter discharged. BirORE MOT. COL. XI. T. HOLBROOK. August 23d. Upon application of Mr. J. R. Sweat, Jua., to oc cupy and control a certain lot or parcel of land. ly. lag and being on the Central Railroad, about ten miles from Savannah, in Chatham- county. The fol lowing endorsement was entered - Permission Is granted J. R. Sweat, Jon., to occupy and control tie within described property, subject, however, to the right of all persons who have planted crops thereon, and also subject to such orders as- Sic ihlHtary au thorities hare Issued concerning the same for the benefit of freedmen. Laurence Dunn and James J. McMahon vs, Mrs. Ferguson— for recovery of premises, sit uate on corner of Bay Lane and Drayton streets. Defendant In this ease having no defence to make, K was ordered that the occupants of the above de ' scribed property vacate within the space of five days, or be forcibly ejected by the Provost Marshal, Sab-District of Ogeechee. Counsel for plalntltT, Hon. w. S. Chisolm.. _ 1 John Bilbo, surviving partner vs. Robert Christie (colored,) et. al.~ Action for the recovery of rent. Cn reading the foregoing petition. It was ordered that the sum of one hundred und four dollars, and two dollars and fifty cents costs of s™ to be paid »° plaintiff within five days from date, in default of which all the defendants be.ejected from the prem ise-- Counsel for plaintiff Jno. Bilbo, Esq. * BEFORE LIEUT. COL. M. T. BQISBOOk. . Thursday, August 24. Frederick Fink vs. Marla Boley, (colored,T Ac tion to recover possession of premises. I it was ordered that the said Marta Bole., pa, the Brent due on or before the 30rb day of the mouth, and upon failure to do so, that she deliver the possession of the premises to complalntant. Counsel for plaintiff Levi S. Russell, Esq. Laurence Weemvs. Henry Eason and Luke (both colored,)— Recovery of preralsss. It was ordered that the defendants having failed to appear in obedience to the summons issued from ' this office, vacate the premises by 6 o’clock P. M., to morrow, or be forcibly ejected therefrom by the Provost Marshal, sub-District of the Ogeechee. Wm. James vs. J. W. 9herall and Henry Wayne, Garnishee. Judgment and Execution: It appear ing from tne records of Hon.. F. parsons,District Pro vost Court, that Wm. James reeovered Judgment against the defendant on the 22d day of July, iB6O, In the sum of thirty-seven dollars with costs of suit, and that Henry Wayne was ordered to retain tn his hands, subject to the order of Court, a wagon, the 1 property of plaintiff. And it further appealing that F the said Henry Wayne, or his Agent, his disobeyed ' t .» above cited order and has made himself guilty of Vis offsnee of "contempt of court,” it was- ordered: | AJAI KM .-a. l Moury Wayne be arrested forthwith, to autwsr to tUe'charge of “contempt oi Court,” and to shot# cause why he should not pay the amount of •lid judgment and costs of suit Henry Wayne hav ing appeared In open Court, purged himself of colt tempt of Court, It was ordered : That having render e 1 h.raserf responsible to the platnttir in the case ror the amount of bis debt and expenses, the said Henry W <vne do pav Into Court the principal sum of thirty •SVCB doUsa andvSiA dollars costs of suit by 9 o’clock gam, or utat ne he arrested for a viola the order of" Court .Counsel for pUluUffOeo. A. MeroWi B*l- ■, - • . aa. u a. Uavula ts. SSlith (colored) *t- aL Recovery ct a mule. Cpon mouon of plaintiff’s Counsel it was ordered thfr«a»sb« dismissed. Gouaasifw plalattff 800. W ,'S. Cffisol*- ornop ™ ooucua— Bironx caet. »aml. ▼OSt AsasHai * M. A. Rossdattri tor house.* IMteMWmed that defendant pay rent ter part of paf,pjo«h,. amounUpg to IU, by 12, M. John Scanlan vs. fm. Kirkland—claim, hire for watching fiat boats. It waa ordered that defendant pay to plaintiff the sum of $24 50 for hire of seven days, at $S so per day. Miss M. E. Goddard vs. Mrs. George Banrtv—clsum fbf tuition school. It was ordered that defendant Pag $6 50 for tuition for schooling in one weeks time from date. United States vs. Alexander Frogan—selling liquor to United States soldiers, at Fort Pulaski, ou or about August 18th, 1365 ; plea, not guilty ; finding, guilty, it was ordered Ural the defendant pay a fine of iuo, or l>e confined in the county jail until such fine Is paid. Hotel Arrivals*. PULASKI HOUSE. AUGUST 24, 1968. T GrunfUld, Savannah J 9 Clark, wife and A B Camming, do servt, Beaufort J L savage, do |B P Raul, Hilton Head J G lluapz, Jacksonville W E Bridge, C S Navy A Lorgea. charleston iMrs M Best. do A Robinsoh, stf Fountain J R Polk, Li Col 8 Ind Rtf PC Lewis, do IS Mitten do Maj Manning, Ft Pulaski F J Clark, do W 0 Gray, N Hampshire I PORT ROYAL HOUSE (HILTON HEAD) AUG. 23. W H J’Ansay, Jacksonv’lelCapt D W Harvard, S M Me Leu. do 128 C 8 C T D Greenfield, do >T W Cardano and lady. JSlager, do ! chiton J C Emerson, Fernandlnalf, Rltcft, C S N T R Riddell, do iLt Harman, 104 CS C X O Ottoman, Florida J M Walt, Savannah C Hutchinson. IhllahaweelDr Marshall. C S S W R Pltte-, do IJ M Case. Beaufort JF Purdy, do - A RLane do < mkhurst, do iFJMay, do T o-nasßracanlng, Ga jD H Rice, do K Williams, do iM H Paddock 9EA ISLAND HOTEL, (HILTON HEAD,} Aug. 23, H Setoo, Capt and ADC jDr LTtbdzensU A wile, M McCormick, Tallahass’e Beauiort J C Blanchard, L Mick Ir E Martin, H Head C Williams, : U S Ini .Maj W Mcßurney, l 0 C J Q Hoop, 3CB C T ! Capt J W Saughlle, do G 0 Bonington, Jacksou'lelG a Fisher, US A Miss M Seston, Fayetrele'J Wheeler, New York Col W B Guerney, asCSCTiJ Corell, do J 9 Clark and wife, Beaus lOen Hatch, Charleston Shipping Intelligence. Minature Almanac-TbU Day. Sun rises 6 29iMoon sets 8 66 Sun sets 6 3l|High water 10 02 PORT OF SAVANNAH. Arrived. Thursday, Aug. 24,1865. Hark Harvest, Moon, Staples, Belfast, Me—6oobales hay, 25.000 bricks, co.ooo shingles, 3,727 feet boards, to master. Consignee.—Horatio Pitcher. Brig Arthus Eggle«u, Clifford, Seersport, Me, to Richardson A Barnajd. lMrouis.—l2 tons hay, 1,400 fire bricks, 5,600 feet lumber, 3,400 shingle*. Steamer Resolute, Spragg, Hilton Head. Steamer Oak, Capt Geo S Marshall, Hawklnsvllle— J P Presdee, 425 bales Upland cotton, 75 do Sea taland do. to Erwin A Hardee, N A Hardee, J W Latln-op A Cos, Robert Habersham A Son, W II Stark, II F Wil ling, A S Hartridge, Melnliard A Brn. Passengers.—W Dickson, Joint Willlnk, Capt T J Rundle, and 50 men ot the 156th N Y Regiment. Steamer F.uinlo, Lewis, Charleston—bv C. C. Cam bridge. Passengers.—J T Rivers, lady and child, Mrs M E Haupt, Miss King. N E Fry, lady and two children, Mrs fc 0 Wlthlugtou and two children, J W LaMotte amt ladv, Joseph Catalan, CS Uarbt, A Lories, H Abrahams, J M Cannon, O Josephs. J'Middleton. Concignees.—W Woodbridge, Adams FxpressCo. Hrenson’s fiat, Enterprise, So 5, from Augustar-371 laescottou. . . »< Consignees,—C L Colby A Cos, Brigham, Baldwin A Cos, Hunter A Gammcll. George Young’s fiat from Augusta, wilh 301 bales Upland cotton, to Hunter A Gammeil. Cleared. Pioneer Line Steamship Chase, Rodgers, New York —bv Hunter A Gammeil. Exports. —307 bales Upland cotton, 96 do .Sea Island do, 88 do domestics, j casks metals, 4 bbls iron, l bale rope. 8 lsties bagging, 4 do wool, 100 bundles paper, 45 cases tobacco, 33 pkgs mdze. Ras.senukrs.--M lmggau, B Mallou, C II Bulkiev, Lt 0 Will ams, Geo Hoanington, T GUausze, Lt J G ..app, M J stein, D c Rodman and lauy;' Lt M Mc- Cormlc k, Capt J C Blanchard Mrs M J' Hearn, Mrs Arnold and child, Mr McDermott, Miss Neve, Miss King, and steerage. Steamship Varuna, Whitehurst, New Y’ork—John RWilder. T Exports.—624 bales Upland cotton, 39 bales Sea Island do, 145 do domestics. 11 do wool, 2 casks bees wax. Passengers —Miss C Greenwood, J H Johnson, M B Neel’ W R petti* and servant, J EPurdy, J Slager. C Hutchl on A on, Thom s Haywood And lady, Ml'S 'heiLj., Miss RA«,UJ.I, Mrs A Harwood, Miss A Haywood, Mrs Matthews and daughter, MrAlleu, Mus Hull, Miss Berell. PH Lee, M H Ear, P M Plelsh mao, c Buckli&rt, a Youge. W L Kotuuson, J M car ver A Son, J C Robinson, E T Haynes, J Schmltzer, Mr Sto Idard, S H Hempstead, A Rush, and steerage 9chr Julia. Newmann, Nawau—lD La Roche *■ Steamer C 3 Grant Briggs, Hilton Head. Steamer Helen Getty, lugraham, Palatka, Fia, etc, by L 3 Russell. Steamer R H May, Moody, Augusta—T MMyrrell. From Quarantine. Br Sclir Alice Flora, Lewis P Knowles, Master, from Nassau, to Bell, Wylly A Christian. Consignees.—Bell, Wylly A Christian, William Bab tersby POST OF POET ROYAL, - , Arrived. Aug 22—Sloop EUza, O’Brien, Savannah ; schr Ar row, Kokemuller, New York; brig Hattie, GUkev, Bath; steamer Loulsbnrg, Dale, Jacksonville; senr Elizabeth B, Burgess, Jacksonville. Cleared. a Aug 22—Schrs Lightning, Hayes, Jacksonville ; E c Howard. Nickerson, Savannah ; Abby B, Fisher, do; Bertha. Bailey, Jacksonville; sloop Fleet, Berry, Sa vannah. -i. .. Aug 23—Schr Belie, Bulger, New York. A correspondent of the Boston Dally Adver tlaer, who from the gloomy tone of hi« ietter, must be one of the victims, writes from Reese River District, Nevada, a shocking account of tbe manner in which Eastern capitalists are swindled out of their money in Nevada. He SaJ’S: , „c- It is perfectly surprising to observe the recklessness with which Investments in silver mining property have been made atthe East. Prudent, sagacious and experienced persons, who would not pay ten thousand dollars for a country house, or five hundred dollars for a horse, without careful consideration and examination, appropriate much larger sums to the purchase of mining interest, merely upon the representations of the sellers, This has been done, and will be again. Os course, when capitalists are eo ready to part with their money, swindling transactions will be frequent. Some purchasers that I have heard of will never be able to find their property at all. Others have paid very large sums for what could be purchased here for very small sums. A leading citizen of this place re marked to me, ”I do not see wby Ext ern gentlemen who have surplus funds will invest them in our mines, while there are faro-bsnks at home." Ttrts is hn extrava gance, but it is, after all, not altogether in applicable to those who undertake to realize profits here, without taking the ordinary business precautions. The Power' or Chlorofoim Tauen Inter nally.—The New York News says: Yesterday, a man named Anthony Duffy, aged thirty-five, a laborer in Washington square, was, on returning from his work, seized in Fourth street with hemorrhage from the luugs. Seating himself on the steps of a dwelling, he soon became insensible, and rolled upon the pavement weltering in blood. While blood was still streaming from bis mouth, and nose, and he appeared gasping for breath In the agony of death from tuff.i catlon. a physician appeared and poured the contents of a vial of chloroform, probably two teaspoons-ful, into his mouth, and from that moment the hemorrhage ceased. Twice after wards the remedy was repeated ta small er doses, and the man was relieved rescued as by a miracle from impending death. It is now cla'med for this remedy that it relieves the chill of fever, sun-strokhs, con vulsions and all kindred affections supposed to be denendent upon congestion. But it must in all such wses, & given by the mouth and not be inhalation. The New Orleans Picayune says the talk of emigrating to Brazil continues in that part of the coontiy, the emigrants being df|w>n tented Southern families, who, now that the rebellion is over, cannot make up their minds 1 proposed emigrants propose to go is the to that watered hy the Amazon. The Pic ayune is of the opinion that the movement will not amount to niudb4 .home tie* ire too strong for any considerable emigration to taka place. TeUfia We talking the same way. ** Histoby of the Wa*—iNTtiisrnto Orni ositiks —We leqrn that Mr. Eiwurd A. Pol lard, whose ndrne is Already known as' an annolist of the w ar, and aa one of the editors oftbe Richmond ‘Examiner, hat been recent ly making a tour of the South for the pur pose of collecting materials and memoirs touching the war, wilh the view of writing an elaborate history of the past four years. Mr. P. has been so* successful iu Richmond that secured many of the original pa pers of (Jen. Lee, and a complete series of his dispatches, which, of themselves, will be tbe most interesting epitome of the war. Some of these autograph dispatches will be of infinite interest to collectors of curiosities of the war.— IVZiy.. AMUSEMENTS. voiioa* GrAnTHiM, (CongresasL, between Jefferson and Montgomery *t»„) REGULAR SUMMER SEASON. PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY NIGHT. BV THE *■ Savannah Orchestra, Prof E. Rxchteo, Leader, W Refmhaeotaof the beat quality end ln every variety. lmo aulo SPECIAL. NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICE. THE Internal Revenue Tax must be p»ld on Cotton and all Manutactured Goods befon shipment from this Port, after this date Office at Savannah National Bank, ALEX. N. ySTLSON-, Collector Internal Revenue Ist DirtrictCU. aug-24-lw TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 1 Eiohtu . ntcjAj. Aoimcr, > Charleston, s. C„ August 10. 18«5. ) Whereas, I have been «pecially advised by the Hon orable Secretary of the Tr. aenry and anthoiUedto collect and forward to New York all property belong ing to the so-called Confederate Government. I here by enjoin all persons having knowledge of sneb pro. perty to communicate the same to me or to the near est anthorlred Treasury Agent, that measures may*be taken to secure k far the Nation*! TreesutyF 'All private property ortn be scrupulously respected, but all persons cfalmlfipf property last In the cnstSdy of the Conlederatc Government roust prefer thel/ claims to the lawfully constituted tribunal—the Court of Claims at Washington snoh iwopeity feeing captured by the Armies of the United States. All persons are warned against conceal lug Confedqpate Stores .Clothing, sUtl c»K«ially Oot ton and other products collected as tythes or tax in kind, or goods wares or of whatever de scription seized by and last In the custody of the so called Confedernte Government. JOHN H. PILSBURY, anis Deputy Supervising Special Agent BATCHELOR’S HAIR DYE ! The Origins! and Best in the World! The only true and perfect Hair Dyo. Hint less. Reliable and Instan taneous. Produces Immediately a splendid Black or natural Brown, without injuring the hair or skin. Remedies the ill effects of bad dyes. Sold by all Drug gists. The genuine Is signed William A. Batchelor. Also, REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MIUEFLECBB, For Restoring and Beautifying the Hair. »ut4-ly CHARLES BATCHELOR, Nsw York. NOTICE. The Bishops of the Methodist Church will meet for consultation at Columbus, Georgia, August 16th. The several Annual Conferences will meet at the regular times and places this fall and winter 7 and will elect Delegates lo the Oenerai Conference, to meet the Ist day of April; the place to be announced at an early da, This disastrous war, through which we have pasa ed, has greatly dlsorgaulzed us ln our operations ; but now that peace 1* restored, the Church will rs orgaulze and enter earnestly ou hex appropriate work of spreading Scriptural holiness through these lands. James 0. Andrew. Summerfleid, July gl, 1866. STUART & CO„ GROCERS, CORNER BULL anb BROUGHTON STS Have Just received from New fork, per steamship Chase, a large lot of CRACKERS AND BISCUITS, TWELVg-DIFFERBN'P VAHfJ*rtWl - For sale either by the Barrel or single Pound PARAFINE (Coal Oil) CANDLES, GERMAN PARLUR MATCHES. EXTRA GOLDEN STREP. aug23 S THE SUBSCRIBER HAS just received a very fine lot of Black Cloth and Fancy Cas almeree. selected by himself at the North He la prepared to give g .od satisfaction to his patrons and the public generally in all the fashionable gar ments now in vogue. . PETER DONLAN, T4’cr. RQ24.3 Ball Street, next A»qti,h Poet Offic*. 1 THK Christian Xpdex. BT the first of October, or as soon as the mails are’ re-established. I will renew the publication of the ‘ 'CBRISTIAN INDEX"' and of the “CHILB’S IS* DUX” I have oeeu publishing. Price of “Index,” per annum ..$3 ; 00 Price of “Child’s ludeE,” .. to (A deduction made for Clnbe } Money may be remitted at once, ae my determination Is positive. My desire Is to secure a large suhscrip tlon list with which to begin, and 1 issue this Pros pectus, that subscribers may have time to forward their remittances. It is my intention to Issue first class papers, and no pains or expense will be spired to sccnre that, end.— The best writers and correspondents will be secured, and the highest religions and literary talent will be green to the pipers. The Child's Paper will be pro fusely illnst luted and will, In every sense, be made to conform to Its new title, THE CHILD’S DELIGHT. Money may be sent by Express or otherwise—ls by Express, at my risk, If me Express receipt Is sent me, on the resumption of msi facilities. My connection with the firm of 4. W Burke A Cos. i« dissolved, but I will establish an office In Mect>», CIA, where communications may be addtoaetd. '• If ■ aul6-2w SAMUEL BOTKIN. CIRCULAR. OFFICE OF STREET COMMISSIONER, > .Savaunah, August 23, 1866. ( . fcn accordance with General Orders No. 24, all Hoises,Mules und Caltlefonnd at large on the streets and squares of the (tty, on and after Friday, the ‘.'nth Inst.., will be Impounded under the following regnla ttons: For first offence—lmpounding fee will be five dol lars, and one dollar per day while the animal remain h» pound. For second offence—lmpounding fee shall be ten dollara, and one dollar per day while the animal re mains In pound If not called for In five days, they shall be ad vertised lu the city p*p*rq for three dny*. and sold to w C ' l, - U ‘ lsCir '‘ r « _ . Bvt Brig, Gen. DAVIS. Af*>AßfclNs6N, * anS4-6 Capt. aud Street Commissioner. White Sulphur Springs, FLORIDA. A Popular and Healthful Resorts THE subscriber Is prepared to accommodate Board era at the above named Springs, situated w'thln twelve miles of Lake City and seven mile* from We)- burn Station, on the Jacksonville and Tallahassee Railroad. Stages connect regularly with the trains to convey passengers to the Springs. The Sulphur Springe are noted for the boantilpj ■» ply of water anodbrflt mtdidnahrirtuee many Cases of long manning disease having been affected by their Uf T«rm* adaptedto i U4 jti i . r ~ * auS-dl d&Faw3w W. A. TURNER. psyn ’ .Jo WMthkeratreeAjfi A liberal Aixoodst made- feJbe ’teMe.™ atuv-Jre HAVAANAH BUSINESS DIRECTORY. _ COMMISSION MEHCILyNTh Rue Whitney At Cos., General Commta.yn Merchants. No. 202 Hay street, above Barnard street. au2a TJvftdy, Smith & Cos., Commission and For Xj w,i.ding Merchant* aurt Manufacturer* Agents l>«y street, north side, between Whitaker nr.d Bar Haro street. »ug24 James l.eavy, COMMISSION MERCHANT Pol* Agent for James W allace's Celebrated Whiskies, Gins, Alcohol, Col.igne spirits, and New England Rum. No. 6 Stud dard’.- Building. Bay street. Savannah. anl9 Vs. A. Hardee A Cos., 1> COMMISSION A FORW ARDING MERCHANTS ESTABi.tsaaP IN 1836. Office No. 9 Stoddard's Row, aulo Savannah, Ga. _ Henry Bryan, BROKER AND COMMISSION AGENT. Bry .n street, next to Merchants' and Planters' Back. Building. an!6 MA. Coheu, • FOEkYARLINQ and COMMISS'N MERCHANT, Office Home Ins. Cos., 89 Bay at Bell, Wylly & Christian, AUCTION, GEN KRAb COMMISSION AND FORW ARDING ■Mu.RCttA.NT3 Bay street. Savannah, Ga AM. Scarbrough As U., Qsouxai and Cou -9 Fiiaaion Mrirx.aia, 14s Congress and 57 8L Ju.isn sta Uigheat market pries* paid for Cotton, Wool, Beeswax, etc. Liberal Advances on Cotton. Ac. Erwin As Hardee, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Bay street, Savannah, Ga. Wm. H. Star]*. Wholesale Grocer and Com mission and Forwarding Merchant, corner Lin colnaod Bay street. aug'22 J winesTliquors, &c. HO. Bum At Cos., * WHOLES AUK PKALXK3 IN LIQUORS. ALES AND LAGER BEER, Cor. St. Julian street and Johnson square. Israel R. Scaly A Cos., SOLE AGENTS and IMPORTERS OF Ch. FAERK CHAMPAGNES, Iu the State of Georgia. 207 Bay st, between baisard aud Jefferson, au9 savannah. Ga. Israel R. Scaly 4k Cos., WHOLESALE PEALERS IN IMPORTED WINES, l ORDIALS. BRANDIES AND SEGARS. an 9 207 Bay st, between Barnard snd Jefferson Jtssis, Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Spam • ISH Skoaes. FanNcu Brandies. Winas, Wuuu.iv and other Liquors. Tobacco of *ll kinds 191 Bay street. Savannah, Ga. pnT " DRY GOODS. John C. Maher 4k Cos., Wucusam and Retail De.ieein DBY GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, *C, Ac. ■J » Cor. Congress and Whitaker sis. Thomas Pepper, Wuoi.esalv andßetau.Dcai.ee ik Staple and Fanct Dht Good*, at (JtQntpe . aaiterl Line Prices. ONE PRICE ONLY. llßOongrese etreet. Presdee <k Orff. DRY GOODS—^Wholesale akd Rctau. 11l and 113 Congress st. John McConaghy. DEALER IN DRY GOODS. Ad. ICO Broughton street. Samuel M. Ledcrrr, Jobber and Retailer of Fancv and Staple Dbv Goods. Boots and Snots, Clotuino, Hats, Ac. 146 Congress street GROCERIES, &c. O. N. Gragg 4k Cos., 102 Brvan street Deal -0 era in Fine GROCERIES and PKOVWIONB Agents for Allen’s WAHOE BITTERS. Licensed Dealer in WINES and LIQUOnS. aul» S3. Milter, 157 Broughton street, has for sale, , cheap. Flour, Sugrx, syrup, Lt-mous, Hay, Oats Corn, Cow P as, Piuduia, Potatoes, Tnrulps, Onions and Cabbages. au9_ MPcrst & Cos., n! o-esale Dealer ln Wines, Li e qt'ois, Seoaeu, I'AM vGiiocrstts, CANDirs Ac. i; V. a! > Cougrees street. _ AF. Mira, Wholesale and Retail Dealee In e GkOCERIES, FRUITS, Ac. Cor. Whitaker End Congress st. Lane Congdou A Symons, WHOLESALE and retail grocers. Corner Whitaker and St. Julian sts., Old Stand of W. R. Symons. Hilton 4k Raudell, WHOLESALE GROCERS, 198 Bav Stesst, Ere con-tantly receiving per steamers from N. York, tbe largest and most complete Assort meet of GROCERIES lu this city. EP. Deyo, Dealsb in Carnot Family Übocesies, e 1. Wines, Liacoss, Ac. ■ I ■- 133 Broughton street, Robert Balfore, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, 161 Broughton street. DRUGGISTS. WM. Walsh, . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST, suit Sourbeast cor. Barnard and Broughton *l3 New Drug House, Corner Congress and Barnard tta. JACOB LIPPMAN, late Kino A Waring. Thomas M. Turner, DKUGGIST. Soutbwes cor, Barnard and Broughton sts. A A. Solomons dt Cos., • WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS sr Orders executed accurately and with despatch. BILLIARDS, dec. tnhc “ Live Oak,” corner of Drayton street and * Bay Lane. CHOICE WINES, ALES and SEGARS at Retail. Diitn A McMahon, Proprietora. Mill /"VToote A Cos., U BILLIARDS. LIQUORS, WINES. Ao. ttronghtou st., third door from Ball. Billiard Saloon. Br WALTER O’MEARA. ale-, WINES, LIQUORS, Ao. i Bay street, over Express Office. Union Shades, Trun.ee Ncatinr, Proprietor. ALES, WINES, LIQUORS, cEGAKS, ae. St. Charlti Saloon, (in rear of Poet Office,; by A. Sraiiit. W/iol*sale and Ketail. None but CHOICE WINES and LIQL'UKS served. Free Lunch. CONFECTIONERY JS. Hernandei, • CONFECTIONER—WnoLnaie and Rrrau..- MAttut'Aornaea or STRUTS. CORDIALS AND FINE CONFECTIONEBT OF ALL EtI.CS. 146 Broughton street, two doors from Bamard. M Fitzgerald, • WSOLSSALF AUD SETAIL DXALEB IS CIDERS, lemon, sTRAWBErRT AAh RASPBERRY sYrlts, candies, *o., ao., cr- Jn any quantities, to suit Fmchaaers. Ml V UITAKCa STKEKT. GAS FITTING, Ac. Dlumbing aud Oat Fitting, A Bt JOHN U. CULLEN, W H. Williams. Gas Firm ajid Pi uenia, *TV • andTles.er tn 'As Wlsr; Uonai FcE.vfsniho Q»ODa, Ac. 14. p > Broughton street. • Weed <b Cornwell, Wholesale Uetlero In HAanwaas and Tin Wane. No. 159 and 161 Broughton street. ■XT Cranston, U . FH MBEB AND GAS TITTER , ! 9l fttyAn st.., next to cor. Whitaker. SEQARN, TOBACCO, &c. Jacob Laugsdarf A Cos., Wholesale Dealers In fine Havana and Domestic Segars, Chewing and stanking Tobacco, Suaif, Ac. ITi Bay sueel, be tween Wijltakcr and Barnard streets. au24 F~ Kolb a SEGARS, TOBACCO, 3NTOT. FITES, AC. Barnard street, one door South «f the MuraeU ;) n P- Lopez, SiOAJts, Tusaoco, St.err, Pitu, PaKCT ArrtuLti, STaYIOKESY, AC. cor. Bull aud Broughton eta ib Constant, luroena or Dounno ai.d Batama a Szuaes, Mxxbscuaiu I’irxs, Ac. Also, Wit.ua, CUAMrauna aud other Liquors. Bull street, opposite the Foot Office. ARCHITECTURE, &c. James c. Blance, Master Carpenter, Architect and Draughtsman, will attend to all calls oi, bus iness In the above branches BT Office No. 184 Bay street, next to otoddartt’a tttmge. . sol PRINTINQ, STATIONERY, Ac. r; a villa At Leach, O WM&eELLBKB AND STATIONERS, - o*°’ JOB PRINTER, - Bejr st., between Ahercorn and Dt^lon. 1. *A A 4»I ’b£t No, Ul tety West ■ DIRECTORY— CONTINUED. CLOItiIXG, H. A. Topham, 139 Congreas street. Savan nah, and T Merchants' Row, Port Royal, 6. C„ lleekr In line Ready Made Clothing, Gents' Fnrnish lug Goods, HaL- ana Caps. Ac. , un'-’l PROFESSIONAL. Dr. v. M. Suced. DENTIST. .. . Srte»asOß*o De. E. PaesomA York street, near Coart House, Sevsnr.ah, Ga. aulc WATCUBS, JEWELRY, W FD. Joidan, Dealer In Waxcata and Jcwelci, • BU.VCI and Platsp Was* FiNutGoote, Ac. Off* Watches and Jewelry Repaired. lillli DRESSING, Ac. Pulaski House Barber Shop, (cor. Bull and Bryan st«.) sharing. Hair Cutting, Shampooing, tt htskers Pyeu, ic. Fancy sojipa, Cologne, Neck Ties aud other Fancy A,tide** for sale. FURNITURE. Dennia Fa Ivey, FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. Nrw More Made to Oilpls. Repairing, Bell Hanging. Ac., at short notice. 138 Broughton st. Arne* dk Peaaody, Jobber* in Men’s, Women’s, and Children's CaH .Huge aud Kid 800 IS and anOEs, of all kinds and qualities. 162 CougTeae at., «k door North of the Market. Geo. T. Nichols, Retail boot and shoe story lib Broughton st., 2d door trom Bull " SCRIVENERY- ~ John J. PurtlUe, (late Recorder of the Second Provost Coart) will aiteuil to all Wrltii.ga and busiueaa entrusted to bla care, abSaluou ot Tarence Nugeut, Jr. opposite Putaakl House. PHOTOGRAPHS. JT. Heading .i Col, • PmOTogR tPHERS, Cor. Whitaker snd St. Julian sts. Wilson’s Photographic Gallery, SocTii-EAm coaNKB BaolQitTON AND VvntrxvE Sts. ALL nINUH OF PICTURLR KNOWN TO THJC ART SIII6 Kxeoito IN TBS VravBEST Mannek PAINTS, OILS, John Oliver, House and sign Painter. Dealer ln Paints, Oils. Glass, Ac. No. 11 Whitaker fetrept. mu Thomas W. Shea, * HObSE AND SIGN PAINTER; Dealer In Paints. Oils, Ac. St. Julian street, old aland of Jno. G. Falligant. anl9 osalma waKK, Ac. EU. Siuyth, QI'EENSWaBE, GLASS AND • CHINA at Wholesale and Retail. 108 Broughton street, 2d door from cor, of Bull * SODA WATER. _ ~ Cor. Bqy and Wept Broad streets. - 1 ■«'«„' ■; ' J -a WARTKP4 ; TABLE BOARDERS WANTED SUPERIOR Ihdnccments are offered for a few Table Boarders. Gentlemeu wishing for the above, will pletse apply at the corner of Bt. Julian and Lincoln street*, first door on C'assel Row. 6 aul4 fiTlilDiSLi, 7 TT'IFTY TONS ot Rags and Waste Paper. The r HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID. Also, Cot tun Pickings, Wool, Hides. Tallow, Grease, Metals, Bottles, Ac , at the FOREST CITY MILL 9, au4-tf Savannah. TO RENT. _____ Offices to Bent. ONE Single and two Doable Offices in the second story, conveniently located on Bay street Suita ble for. Merchants find Lawyers, or for batchelora' apartments. Apply to ang22 ts HENRY BRYAN. . Offices to Let. TWO ROOMS TO LET, SUITABLE FOR OFFICES Apply at the HERALD, QFFICa anl2-tf ~ Cellar to Let. V *• Wl<* *' v-l li /"* "7/ TO LET, A LARGE CELLAR, 1 SUITABLE FOB STORAGE. Apply at the HERALD OFFICE. . lUIMi ROO3IB TO LET, ▲t ZZllton Bead, 8. 0., THE Palmetto Herald Building having been Newly Fitted Up, now -offers large and ally- rooms, suita ble for Sleeping Apartments or business purposes For tool apply to W. 8. Sampson, Jr., USt No. 26, Hilton Head Post Office, or on the premises, corner of Merchants' Row and Palmetto Avenue, from 4 o'clock to 6 o'clock p. m. ■L J3l 2 * COTTON, AC, ' COtTdti GINS. ’ i THE EMERY PATENT GIN, wsxcb ros 1 i- •* Compactness, Economy of Time, Space and Labor, Far Surpasses any other Gin ever before offered to the Public, THE undersigned arc prepared 11 furnish them at regular rates, being the sole Agents for Horace L. Emery, Patentee and Manufacturer Messrs AME-, PEAliubY A CO., No. 152 Congress street, have the above Gin on exhibition Samples can also be seen at the warehouse of CHAS. L. COLBY A CO., &u25-tf corner Bay and Abercom streets. JO COTTON SHIPPERS. Alex4tuder Sbtrdee, COTTON SHIPPER, IS PREPARED to take Cotton on Storage, at tho lowest rated, and- j • f —has orx-tm, ON THE CORNER OF JEFFERSON A BAT STB. i Bor the purpose at WEIGHING, REPAIRING, -i , t REPACKING, MAMPIJNO, CLASSING, AND— shipping Cotton for the Public AT TO* LiO WEST ZUkTIKI, Furnishing Ink, &c. »°T 1W NOTICE. OFFICE COMMJSSART OF SUQIWPSNCfi,) Sav&ruutia U3l, . August Ist, 1866. > Sealed proposals to l tonkh this (met with six thou sand pounds of Fresh Beef per week! for three months, commencing September let, and ending December Ist, 1866, will be received at this office until Tuesday, An gust Htb, 1865, at 13 o’cloc* noon, when they will be ° I WeBS.-fw > oe' fumjshed ondaye to be designated by the Commissary, and to b« of good and marketable quaßty—dreesed In equal proportion of fore sud hind quarters, excluding necks, shanks aad kidney ullow. i’ersons submitting proposals will state the avetaga net weight, quality, Ac., of the Beef they propose i furnish. a Proposals will he eubjeef to the approval of the Com mhmry Gererm of R aul-tle Capt. and C ft. ts Vole, BEADQUALtiEIIS DlOliOO* Dr aalAo.lau,! Osnnis.) Lieutenant Colonel R P”YOrit, t6th NeW Turk S3. B^'T%S£‘'!W“«lS’'?S6 Vole, la hereby aßooanMd aa Provost Marshal. DU (Htt of Savannah, lat Dtttttoa Department of G«or. gta, end srlß he obeyed and reepeemd iecorula^iy. sss*- AUCTION- -SALKS. OCTAVUS COHEN WUI sell M 10 *• Jack TO-MORROW, in front of his store, to the highest bidder, SO BALES GUNNY CLOTH, weighing from 2.1S to p. 20 per yard, in lots to salt purchasers. Also, slightly damaged— J BALES GUNNY CLOTH, 35 COILS MACHINE ROPE, Terms cash at>26 OCTAVUS COHEN Will seU at Central Cotton Press, THIS DAY. at 10* o'clock, a lot of 1 Loose Damaged Cotton, To be immediately removed. Terms cull aoss (Bell, Wylly At Christian. Bacon, Bacon, Will sell at Private Sale, in lots to silt parch as ere Prime Bmoked Sides, Prime Smoked Shoulders. Canvassed Sugar Cared Haas. SU23-6 By Beii, Wyiiy A Christian. AT PRIVATE SALK. Avery fine new YACHT, 21 feet long, 7 feet beam, is half decked, and has Must?, Sails. Anchor. Ac., complete. May be seen by tolling on Mr. Carter at Thunderbolt. An early applicant will be able to purchase at t bar gain. . ang23-2 Notice. TYARTIES purchasing Goods at Auction must ro- A move them on dsy of sale, otherwise storage, Ac., will be charged. an23-WAB BELL, WYLLT A CHRISTIAN. N.ILE OF l I VESSELS. , WILL Bt BOLD AT BAV POUT, PORT ROVAL, 8. f At THitolio Auction, * l BIJ .'-r - ~u . ttHfz. Saturday, Sept. 2, at 10 a*m. The following named U, Si Vessels, vfe.; Steamers CHATHAM and. O. M. PSTTIT. aide wheel, light draught, wall adapted for shallow river* Schooners MAIL and SWIFT. Barit VALPARAISO. Sloop PERCY DRAYTON. Hull of Ferry Boat ELLEN, and three Newport Sail Boats. TERMS—Caah In Government funds; one-sixth of the purchase money on the day of sale: and the re malnuer In six days. The vessels to be removed Im mediately after the full payment Is made. Tnga will be at Hilton Head, at 9 o'clock a. tn., of Sept. 2d to transport to Bay Point persons who wish to purchase these vessels. sdl9-3 STAR LINE, FOR NEW YORK. THE new and elegant first class .xjapKr , V. 8. Midi Steamship NEVADA, Capt. Carpenter, will positively sail for JBB .la. the above port on Saturday, Aug. 16th, at u 1-9 o'clock a.m. For freight or pnsstge, having splendid accommo dation, opply to M - - BRIGHARt, BALDWIN A CO.. aa24 Stoddard's Building. opposltePoet Office. FOR NEW YORK STM Ml LINE. SEMZ-WBBKZsT. The list close U. S. Mall Steamships NEVADA, .... rapt.' Cxanirm. UNITED STATES, . .. Capt. Saxiti. AMERICA. - - Capt Ctiri. CONSTITUTION, Capt. Uettasn. Tbe above ships compose tbe Une, and will sail from New York and Savannah every Wednesday and Saturday BRIGHAM, BALDWIN A CO, Agents, SftVRDBRbt Ob. WAKEMAN, GOOKIN A DICKINSON, Agents, 17 Broadway, Haw Tort ' United Btat«s < Will leave Savannab for New York on Wednesday, 30th kutaat. For Freight or Passage apply to BBIGHAM, BALDWIN and CO., lyTI-tf Aganta. MERCHANTS' LINE Sailing Vessels For Philadelphia. The splendid fast sailing Schooner 1. S. Williams, Oapt. rooks, Wm hava quick despatch fo'rljie above port. For Freight or Passage apply to CHAB L COLBY A CO., aug33 ts cor. Bay and Abercorn at*. MERCHANTS' UNC SAILING VESSELS FOR NEW YORK. Tbs fins Clipper Barque Pawnee, Capt* William§, Having n large part of her cargo engaged, will have quick despatch for the above port. Fpr Freight and Paaeage apply to . V CHAS.L. COLBY A CO., augU-tf cor. Bay and Abercorn its. MRRCHASIB’ USX . Sailing-Vessels, Regular Weekly Use of CLIPPER SCHOONERS FOR NEW YORK. B, W# • ..« jpr- Bay sndA^c^n^rief. i MERCHANTS’ Line of Sailing Vessels For JACKSONVILLE, Fla, TJIHE A1 Schooner W. B: MANN, Capt. Groacs B 1 Wsavae, DOW dlachaivia*. will ha ready to re ceive cargo in a few d,ya for the shore port at low j ant* ts cor. Bay aad Abettors afe [ , CHIPPING. _ MERCHANTS’ Line of Sailing Vessels. FTIHE fine nipper Bark R. B. WALKER, Capt. L. B. , .A . Lat “*4!-wui be ready to receive cargo for New I’Y ork on FRIDAY, the 18th Inst., and villlun quick ulapatch. ’ Has accommodation for s few first-class passenger*. Apply to CHAS. L. OukMi A CO. tais ts Cor. Bay aod Abe reom at* FOE AOOUSTA, TO LEAtD ON SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 26ra, The *te«>ner AMAZON, C»nt Richard Johnaon wjl leave LU.gu’. Wharf, on Saturday eycning, 2«h Freight received at Warehouse every day BRWIN A HARDEE. , nO , JOHN L. ROCMILLAT, _ _ Agent on Wnarf. SHIVPERs TO AUGUSTA AND PGiNTS 9 A RE Dotifled that Goods will \ A Warehouse, on Dillon's Wh *l r ERWLN For Doctortown, VIA DARIEN. CONNECTING WITH ATLANTIC AND GUI.F R. R. FOR THOMASVILLE. T'HE Light Dranght Steamer WM. G. GIBBONS ,{-<'»?>■ Phllpoi. will leave Dillon's Wharf or* 22d c ,‘ n « t .. *t 9 o'clock, ply regular,) between Savannah and Doctortown ir comec lon with the Road, learingaafolfowlv SAVANNAH EVERY TUESDAY. DOCTORTOWN EVERY THURSDAY Freight receipted for through to any point on R.ti EHWTN A HARDEE o „. 0 , . JOHNL.ROCMILLAT, . ‘ ue2Ulm Agent on Whmta FREIGHT FOR~Mfilsff RECEIVED DAILY, And Forwarded SemMVeekl). Per STEAMER AMAZON, Capt. R. Jonx-sox. Per STEAMER IaYURA, Capt. Epwasd Hnxia ff ‘ T ™ 01 Uu ‘ «*»!• of ERWIN A HARDER . JOHN L. ROUMILLAT, anlß Agent on Wharf. For Freight or Charter. T H &^ M °r rGE °' 90 tons, A. B. «0 barrelo, or 115 tons dead weight. For farther particular. Inquire of * „ C. L. COLBY A CO., Corner Bay and Abercoro ett. HAIIaRQADS. Atlantic & Gulf Railroad \T°Tf9? la hereby given that an arrangement has thi° b * tWe - n * STEAMER WM. Q. GIBBONS lU m CoffiPAny, by which Passenger* and Freight ; ‘ l be tren'ported to and from ThoaasvlUe and all Intermediate points. Goods will he received at auy time during the week at the steamer's Warehouse, on Dl l lon's wharf - WIUIAM DUNCAN, Acting Frssldent Atlantic A Gulf Kallroad. ane2ll6, b * GASPEBJ. FULTON, PRY POOPS AND CLOTHING. H. A TOPHAM, 188 Congrea* Street, Savannah, Georgia, no. 7 unouxHT*' sow, oil Tot* axon. ftAlXStbe attention of Wholewle and Retail pur vJ chasers to hi* superior Stock of v MttJJARY’ NAVAL and CITIZENS' CLOTHING, tfOOTn, • SHOES, REGULATION HATS, CAPS, and GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, For sale at the Lowest Market price. Carhart, Whitford & Cos., ManuDaetwrors aad Wholesa.’- - READY MADE CLC HNC, 381 aud 882 Bsoadwat. out. w'oot* Sum, NEW YORK. T ■ F-Casoast, j Hbmbt Saana. Wm. H. Wanroan, | A. T. Hamilton, __ ,v J- B. Van Wauxnih. Office of Pay an a Carhart la liquidation. M 3m RIDDELL & MURDOCK, Wholesale aad Betall Dealers la SUTLERS' AND NAVAL STORES, DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, GErnLEMtN's Fceniahino Goods Ac., ■Vo. 6 Merchants' Row, , Hilton Head, aC„ w. <l. BIDnCLL. rjul3-tf) H. J. MOTDOCX. STEELE A BURBANK, 11 merchants Row, Hilton Head, So. Cn. CALL tho attention of Wholesale and Retail par. chaaen to their superior stock of IHILITARY AND NAVAL CLOTHING, AND FURNISHING GOODS, Watches, Clocks, Fancy Goods, Jewelry, and Plated d’aro’Saohlß’ Sashes, Belt*. Embroideries,Boots,Cape Field Glasses, Gauntlets Gloves, Ac., AC-Tac THE NEW SKIRT TOR 1865. A *“»“•**»- Dout rail to read the advertisement In the Savannah HersldgContaming ml. pmtlculayve^Sat^dsy druoh. Drugs, Medicines, aud Chemicals* A choice (election of DRUGb, . MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICZN3B MdTßuassa. naaciD riot new ron*. Apothecar.n, Photon, and tradt it from the intort or, can be supplied at the shortest notioe, I can warrant every article as being pore A Urge quanuty of European LEECHES, finest quality. - All (he Patent MucUdnee extant on hand. Gne hundred cases Jacobs’ Dysenteric Cordial. AIL \ffil i»E*SOLD LOW Fo rsottsALt and aitttt. iiiPoiiEciiup im, Corner Bronghton and Barnard streets. N, B.—Frwh Garden Seeds. W. M. WALSH, jn}63m Proprietor. ->i HEADERS SCB-DISTTICT Os OOKECHiE, ? Savamuli, «a , Angnet 1A ISB6. Gcnssaz. Oanaas.l , No. 31 / Cspt. Clark H. Jteruick. 103 U. 8. C. T.. is herehv A «^h A «r ,B ' ,l ' , lo ’ p ' ctor He ß;^Ss r^ ,u,,r * ,p * cted ,cccwic^ WM. B. Foiihr'A*, A. TV'*-*'*’