Savannah daily herald. (Savannah, Ga.) 1865-1866, October 02, 1865, Image 3
JO CAL MAT TUB S.
The OptulOf ■( the UTannth Theatre.
It u wan pleasure mat we recent the complete end
triumphant success of the opening it the Theatre on
Saturday evening. The house w»i weU filled at an
jjrtr hour, and at the rtwng of the enrtain an unor
ctipiedaeat was hardly to be round. The audience
conjprbed me beat classes of our cltteeiia and many
idle- and with the fresh touches of decoration and
remi ration observable on all sides the Theatre pre
sented a decidedly brilliant appearance. The rem-
Lant vet left us of oar Justly prized Savannah Or
chestra with Prof. Hie liter at its head, furnished ad
mirable music until the curtain rose for the opening
address, which we give in full. It was spoken by
M l s . M. E. Gordon, with taste aud spirit, and the
fclicitousness of the composition, and the tout etv
j em Die of the lady, were such as to give the audio uce
a keen zest of what was to follow r
OPESIHO ADDRESS.
Tor tour long years. War’s red and mailed hand
Has smitten terror through the weeping land ;
Brothel- 'gainst brother arrove, tether ’gainst son,
aud Grief alone survived each battle won.
L „ , vh erc the teeming fields in beauty smiied,
There reigns a desolation dark and wild :
lu the loved scenes, which Memory endears.
Sorrow sits shedding unavailing tears ;
Aud from the fields with blood and carnage red,
Art shrank aiTrighted and tne Drama lied.
The storm has pasaed-war’s lurid lightnings cease,
Ami yield the sky serene to white-robed reace—
smiling she comes, of Heaven’s fair gifts the best,
Le tiling the weary pilgrim to his rest,
Beck’uing the Joys, which follow In her train,
Ami which appear to cheer us once again.
First among these, the Drama, bright and chaste
implores you to forget the mournful past-
And seek” she cries, "oil, cherish, I Implore
Those pleasures whiclt 1 tendered you of yore.
E -hold In me, in me you ever find
rood for the heart and treasure for the mind ;
I place within your grasp the magic rare
That cheers the soul, removes harness lug care;
Sways each emotion with resistless pow’r,
And wreaths with Bowers bright each passing hour.
Where'er ray shrine Its height majestic rears,
I pour a ceaseless fount or smiles and tears—
Tears, not the offspring of despair or death,
But gems that Genius sprinkles on his wreath.
The Muses, too, my pretfered gifts enhance.
Tne charms of music and the graceful dance,
And all combine to shed Hope’s lambent ray
O’er the dark past and bring a happier day.”
Tims speaks the Drama—wc, her vot’rles ask
That you will smile propitious on our task—
That yon will crown onr efforts with applause.
C.ive approbation and espouse our cause,
And that unkindness will not come to freeze
The efforts the poor actor makes to please.
The piece selected for the occasion, the Comedy of
London Assurance Is not well snited for an opening
night when everybody about the stage is new and
untried, and the actors are not expected to feel per
fectiy at ease, either with each other, or with the au
dience, or is lt a play adopted to strongly impress a
stranger public, or afford a favorable opportunity for
the developement of tlic talent of a dramatic com
panv. The .comedy, however, was well east, and as
u whole was performed in a very satisfactory manner.
S.r llarcourt Courtly found a very successful repre
sentative m Mr. Theodore Hamilton, whose persona
tion of the posse west-end m m of Fashion was a
very finished piece of acting, scarcely at all overdone,
except perhaps that In calling his vallct, he was a
little too eo-o-o-01, and In his flirtation seen with
Lady Gay, he may have a little too much the •’ re
worse” as Capt. Cuttle would say. But these are
matters of taste, and wc are not disposed to criticise
any gentleman's personation of such a characature
of humanity to which there is nothing really natural
to portray. Mr. Harm ton is an actor of pleasing
presence, with a line voice, and all the requisites for
an affective delineator of a wide range of charac
ters.
Miss Isadora Cameron as Grace Harkawny made
a very favorable Impression. Her 3tylc is natural
aud modestly feminine, with a dash of freshness
which Induced us to suspect that she either eschews
mannerism or has uot vet been long enough upon
the stage to acquire that too common fault. With
a graceful person, pleasing and expressive fa e, she
unites correct elocution aud distinct enunciation.
Her description of morning In the country was ren
dered with exquisite taste If we mistake not this
young lady will achieve high position as a com
biedlenne. "
rioting up Os tne Government Repair
Shop—Uitehargeof a large number of
Operatives,
Ou Saturday afternoon last over one hundred me
chanics and laborers, employed la the Marine and
Engineer Works, Eastern Wharves, were discharged
by order or Lt. CoL Carling, Chief Q. M. A few oper*
atlves are retained for the present. In about one
month the entire establishment will be closed and
all repairs on Government vessels will be done by
private contract, or at the Government Works at
Port Royal, 8. C.
We understand that Mr. Edward Slater, for a long
period the efficient and faithful superintendent, has
been ordered to Galveston, Texas, for the purpose
of superintending the erection and putting In opera
tion of extensive repair works contemplated by the
Government at that place.
The men discharged from the works here ou Sat
urday, were the machinists, carpenters, blacksmiths,
copper-smiths and tin-smiths, riggers, caulkers and
boiler makers ; excepting those now employed on
the repairs of the “Standisli,” “Starlight” and "Lou
is!) urgin' ’
Savannah and Ooeschee CaSaX.— We are grati
fied in being able to state that about the latter part
oltlils week the canal will be open from the Savan
nah to Little Ogeechoe river. All the locks have
been repaired and rebuilt, two paths graded, bars
dugout, and breaks in the banks closed. Several
flats have proceeded up to the Ogeeehee for wood,
of which wo understand a large amount Is cu and
oa the banks, awaiting transportation. There Is also
a large amount of timber cat, and formed Into
rafts to come through the oannl. We regie:
to learn that all the iron work on the gates of the
various locks had been stolen, and that In removing
lt from the wood-work, the gates were in many In
stances entirely destroyed. Another great Injury
sustained by the canal was the work of fishermen,
who cut the bunks and drained the basins In order
to catch fish. Several thousand dollars have been
expended on the work, and Mr. George Callery,
under whose supervision the repairs have been
made, has no doubt done full Justice to the Company.
Mr. Francis Blair Acting President, in the absjpce
of Mr. Edward Lovell, lias pushed the work-rtSpldly
forward. We hope by Friday next to announce the
opening of the canal to the ogeeehee. There Is a
draught of from three to three and a half feet of
water through Its entire length.
Retence service. —The U. S. Revenue steamer
Ketrankee. Capt. W. C. Tease, from Charleston,
which port site left on Saturday afternoon last, ai
rbed below the city early yesterday morning. The
Kewankee sailed yesterday afternoon for Fernanilt
na, Fla. A steam Revenue Cutter Is expected for
the Port and District of Savannah In a short time.
Our old friend Butterfield, formerly proprietor of
the the Pavilion Hotel in Charleston came passenger
on the Kewankee. Wo are indebted to him for a
copy of the Charleston Courier of Saturday
Washington Tibe Cjhpant No. 9.—At a regular
monthly meeting of Washington Fire Company So. 9,
held at their Hall, on Friday evening last, eighteen
new members were elected.
The petition of forty yonng men requesting that
the Hose Oarrlago of the Company be placed in thetr
hands for Immediate active service, and stating that
the petitioners had elected James Rlelly, Foreman,
and George Middleton, Assistant Foreman, was read.
The services of the young men were accepted, and
the nomination of their officers confirmed. They
will be designated Washington Hose Company So. 9.
We notice that great activity prevails among the
white fireman of savannah, and the various com
panies are working In harmony with each ether.
Tnt Reconstruction or the Atlantic * Gtlf
Railroad.— By the arrival yesterday afternoon of
the schooner May, Capt. Kelly, from Sew York, the
Atlantic S Gttlf Railroad received 262 tons railroad
Iron. Messrs. Callahan and Spratt, tire contractors
f>r rebuilding the road from Savannah to the Altr
maha, are progressing With the same la a favorable
manner considering the want of labor, materials and
the bad weather. ' fill
ATTENTION is called to the sale of Government
property which commences thla morning at 1054
o'clock "at the Corral on Reynolds street.
This will be a fine opportunity tor any one wishing
good stock, as none bnt good animals arc to be dis
posed of.
tine tot at*
*fcl owl LfttT cot. T. h ctlto.br r nor or iu».
Aii.it, pinthk t or i aVAxn.ui.
SAVANNA!, H pt. *l, IMO.
Margaret Hearn vs. Levi, colored—Recovery of pre
raises. In the above case. It was ordered that the
defendant having received legal monthly notice to
vacate, which notice expired on the :sth last., be
allowed until Monday the 2d day of October to re
move therefrom, and If he fall to comply with this
order that he be forcibly ejected by the Provost Mar
shal of the Sub-District, anil that he pay the costs or
suit.
Richard Perry colored, and D. A. Perry Recovery
of debt on sale of personal property. Upon the ex
amination of the witnesses in the above stated case
it appeared that defendant made her own agreement!
It was therefore ordered that she pay to Plaintiffs the
amount of fifteen dollars, trelug the atnnuut due by
her, and that she pay the costa of suit.
September 30th, 1805.
Mrs. Mary Gartland vs. Johannah, colored—Re
covery of a child. It appearing from the order
submitted In the above stated ease, that the child
claimed by the plaintiff was given to Mrs. Jones by
process Issued from a civil court lu isai, and tempo
rary ault In charge of defendant by Its legal Guardian:
It was ordered that the child remain for the present
with defendant, and be returned toMrs. Jones on her
return to Savannah, It was also ordered that com
plainant pay the costs of ault.
The United Suites by William Sweet colored, vs.
Thomas Turner, colored—Maltreating and beating a
minor. It apearlng from the evidence adduced that
the charge against the defendant could not be sus
tained, lt was ordered that the case be dismissed. It
was also ordered that the attention of the Police be
directed to the conduct of the defendant, and If
similar charges be made against him. or If the
neighborhood to which he lives make similar com
plaints, that he be arrested lostantcr and brought up
for examination. It was also ordered the costs of
suit be paid by complainant. Counsel for de
fendant M. J. Ford, Esq.
The United States by E. R. Hogan, Assistant Sur
geon, U. S. Vols. vs. Sylvester Bllas, Phot—Violation
of Quarantine Regulations. From the examination
of witnesses on Uie part of the United States, as well
as those of the defendant, It appeared that the above
charge could not he sustained, und it appeared
further that the defendant exerted himself In doing
ail he could for the safety of the vessel In his charge,
as well as for the Guard Boat. It was orJered that
the defendant be exonerated front the charge of
violating the Quarantine Regulations and that he be
discharged from custody.
The United States by uJvicl Gibson, colored, vs. A.
C. Cablness, mate of Steamer tVm. G. Gibbons—Mal
treating a colored seaman. Appeal front the deci
sion of Capl. 9. Cowdrey, Provost Marshal, Sub-Dis
trict of Ogechee. In the above case it was ordered
that the decision of Capt S. Cowdrey, Provost Marsha)
of the Sub-District of Ogeeclice, be set aside. It ap
pearing from the evidence that the defendant resorted
to punishment which was not Justified by the provo
cation given ; it was ordered that the defendant pay
a fine of tiny dollars and costs of suit, and in
default thereof, be confined in the Jail of Chatham
county, for the space of two months, and thereafter
be dlsciiaged. Fine paid and the prisoner dis
charged.
BEFORE CAPT. SAM. COWDREY, NtOVOST MARSHAL,
SUB-DISTRICT OF OOEECHEE.
• Savannah, Sept. 30, 1865.
United Btates vs. Patrick Leonard—Drunkenness,
abusive language and disorderly conduct; plea guilty,
fined $lO.
United States vs. T. Barker. U. S. Police—Disobe
dience of orders. The defendant was discharged
from the Police.
From New York—Quick Triil—The steamship
Vanina, Capt. Whitehurst, arrived Saturday even
ing last about seven o’clock with a toll freight and a
large number of passengers. The Varuna sailed
from New York on Saturday afternoon and her
voyage down the coast was very pleasant. The
Journals of the steamer having become heated she
was compelled to lay-too over two hours. The
Varuna Is consigned to Mr. John R. Wilder. We are
Indebted to Mr. Henry Bentley, her obliging Purser,
for toll files of New York papers and the delivery of
onr dispatches.
Fair for the Relief of Sick and Wounded Con
federate Soldiers.— We are requested to state that
the Fair for the relief of the sick and wounded Con
federate Soldiers now In the Hospital In this city,
will be re-opened this afternoon, 2d of October, at
4 o’clock, on Broughton street, between Whitaker
and Barnard, at the residence of the late Mr. Cum
in ng. All persons willing to assist the suffering
aud needy are Invited to attend.
Steamship Nightingale ashore.— Mr. John R.
Wilder, Agent of the Atlantic Coast Line Mall Steam,
ship Company, on Friday evening last received the
following dispatch :
New York, Sept. 28, 1565.
Nightingale went ashore Tuesday morning on
Brigantine Shoals. She lies easy and will probably
come off to-night.
Livingston, Fox & Cos.
New Firm.— Attention is directed to the
card of Messrs. Ferguson & Dixon, Under
takers, Cabinet Makers and Upholsterers in
another column. Both are well known
citizens of Savannah, Mr. Ferguson having
for several years conducted the business
formerly carried on by bis father, in a most
satisfactory manner.
Rev. Theodore Niemann.—This gentleman, for
several years Pastor of the German Lutheran Con
gregation of Savannah, arrived to this city on Friday
morning last by the steamer Wm. G. Gibbons from
Doctortown. •
Mr. Niemann, who Is to excellent health, has been
absent from onr city about eighteen months during
which time he was employed to his clerical duties
and In teaching In Ware county, Georgia. Mr. Nie
mann will endeavor to rc-organize the German
Lutheran Congregation as also a select school in this
city. ~ _
Arrival of the Steamship Constitution.—Ycf
terday morning this steamship from New York ar
rived below the city. Owing to the low stage of the
river she did not reach her wharf until yesterday
afternoon. The Tug Starlight, Capt. Anderson, went
down to the Constitution and brought heT passengers
'to the city. Mr. W. Crocheron, Purser, has our
thanks for late papers and other favors.
Hotel Arrivals.
PULASKI HOUSE. OCTOBER. 1, 1865.
ID J Thaver, II Head
.1 H Wright, Beaufort
F J Wright, Va
| R M Henry and servant,
I Fla
'j R Culmon. Hd Qrs Dept
| ft C
| Geo A Fisher. USA. HU
! ton Head
ThosTWhlte, Augusta
jj Livingston, N Orleans
| Eiiw Mulligan, H Head
ij Pitts, do
capt Napier. City
lEll Seoville, Port Royal
John R Randall and wife,
I Augusta
D G Cason. S C
Chas Robinson, N York
JWTybee, Charleston
|Wm ft Wescott, Savh
jH K Symons, City
Wm Tattle, Augusta
O A Comstock, Mich
Ernest Head, N York
W Lee Farnum, City
Frank Gross, Jr, New York
Jno McClave do
F'red L Corwin, do
C H Hawkins, do
Mrs Cohen, do
E Comstock, do
F L Kinsey. do
C C Duncan, do
Wm Krause. do
Waller Lamb, Jersey City
W Crcciieron. S 9 Consti
tution
E M Dunn, Norfolk, Va
W E Livtugston, Fla
S Chambers, Virginia
S Bean, do
C S Guyton, Georgia
John D Walker, 9 C
J P Gibson, Darien, Ga
PORT ROYAL HOUSE (HILTON HEAD) SEPT. 29.
G E FnnklO, wife A son,
Charleston
0 O Gladden, do
S Daniels, do
Jas Fakinson, do
Jos Keilv, do
J Carrou, do
J B Arnold.
Geo U Brown, ftrWnanah
F Taylor, do'
' D Wood, do
J Ruvley, do
C W Wood. do
l!c Mockeison. do
|SJ Kennerly, do
H C Noves, Hilton Head
j W BinckerholT,
St Augustine
Capt J K Ives, Lake City
j l, Dozier, do
j c Hamlin, U 9N
George Conclln, „
B W conante, Norfolk, Va
J F, Pace, Florida
J H Roe, Ist Lt
i 104 U 9 C T
J Stilson, Beaufort
CaptJLPopple* lady,
w Charleston
J H Comas, New York
A B Cook, do
SEPTEMBER 30.
,L G Champlin A ladv,
Florida
|E Davis, Savannah
j Thompson, Savannah
E C Duginas, Maine
Wm M Dupree and lady,
Savannah
j Brock, Florida
Mrs Freeman and daugh
ter. Savannah
Capt J Popple, 21st USCT
J D Stewart, Savannah
9 Fully, do
J Knoblock. New York
J Christman, do
i POne «B.BC
A Flaggy, SC »- - ■
J Berman.
Capt E O Merlau, S3 ÜBCT,
Capt JP Cummings, ,
C Hegermhh, Sew Tork 1
G Wetless, do
H C Morgan, PocotMlgo
Lt J W Flagler, 128 C 8 C T
C D Payne, N 9
W F Hulson, Orangeburg
H E Young, Charleston
JWLTayTor, do
E Morse, do
Mania, do
N H Lander. Ktngstree,
E B Manas, Beaufort
T A Newton, Philadelphia
T F Btrawraskle, Balt
J Sweeney, Savannah
J Burns, do
«.* tst-WD turret mrw ttrw »kpt. &
cLPTtSIBES Ml
r <’.llloll, f A I'd llt Buidlet, Ir. Savfi
J A 'torts. load tscl KM Henry and aervt, Fla
P O Davis, Üb.V ai T lleurv. Fla
Miss Luke, Savannah r L Kurnev. N York
A Grant. do E Comstock, do
Tletk), d.> Miss Mitchell chaih ston
J Livings 100, N Gilenns f Laitgion no
J Lougu, linitlifiotc ! dr. Brunson, U S V
C T Wcymunh, Boston J W PUsburv, do
Dr Joiuiaon and wUe, Sav|S ii Hlackwin, Mt Pleasant
TTtlhue, Augusta U Magwood,
K Bradley and servt, Savt |
lutelligfoiK'o.
Miniature Almaiuvr—This Day.
Sun rises $ A". Moon rises.. 12
Sim sets i 44 J High water 4 4s*
PORT OF SAVANNAH.
Arrived,
Saturday, Sept, so, 1865.
Steamship Vanina, Whitehurst, New York—J It
Wilder.
Star Line Steamship Constitution, Greenman, New
York. Brigham, Baldwin A Cos.
H;hr Whipple, Simpson, New York, with assorted
cargo, to Master.
S:hr May, Kelly, New York, to Master.
Steamer Nantasket, Davis, Beaufort.
Steamer Colwell, Selines, Charleston.
Tug C T Sheppard, Bliss, Tybee Roads,
U S Steamer Kewankee, Pease, Charleston. S C.
Steamer Eraille, Bender, Hilton Head.
Steamer It H May, Jones, Augusta—J M Kinchlcy.
Reports— Lert steamer W H Coot, Oen Berrv and
Laura In Augusta ; passed steamer Oik at Bugg’s
Bar, lightering ; steamer Augusta aground at stiver
Bluff; steamer O M Petlr, aground at ilcrshinan Lake
Bar; steamer Savannah, at Hershman Lake Land
ing ; steamer Amazon, Just below the point, going
to HershmanLake Landing ; passed steamer I. Enos,
ou a log at Mulberry Landing ; Steamer Union, be
low Green Log, going up; passed steamer Falcon at
Hog Nose.
Stalling's fiat No 3. from Augusta, with 5 bales Up
land cotton, to Hunter A Oaunuell, Weed, Cornwell
A Cos.
Strobhar A Berffil’3 flat, from Augusta, with M 2
bales Upland cotton, to John R Wilder and R Haber
sham A Cos.
Dowley’s ffat, from Augusta, with 410 bales Upland
cotton, to John R Wilder.
Cleared.
Steamship Raleigh, Walker, New York—John R
Wilder.
Star Line Steamship America, Lindt, New York—
Brigham, Baldwin A Cos.
Steamship Zodiac, Buckley, New York—Hunter A
GammeU.
Schr Sarah Mills, Cottrell, Jacksonville, Fla.
Steamer I/iuisburg, Dale, Hilton Head,
Steamer Fountain, Castner, Pilatka, Fla ~ etc.—by
M A Cohen.
Steamer Resolute, Cannon, Hilton Head.
Steamer Nantasket, Davis, Ossabaw Sound.
Steamer Wm G Gibbons, Pliilpot, Doctortown—Er
win A Hardee.
From Tybee.
Ship Wisconsin, Acres, New York.
Exports.
Per Steamship Raleigh, for New York—l,34o bales
Upland cotton, 6 do domestics, 54 bags ground-peas.
Per Steamship America, for New York—63B Galea
Upland Cotton, 23 do Sea Island do, 123 do domestics
Per Steamship Zodiac, for New York—l2B bales Up
land cotton, 8 do Sea Island do, 14 do domestics, 10
tons Iron, 4-3 bundles printing paper, 81 barrels dried
fruit, 63 cases hoots anil shoes, 4.3 casks and tierces
merchandize.
Imports.
Per Schr May, from New York—2s2 10ns railroad
iron, 577 bales hay.
Per Steamer R H May, from Augusta—l7s bales
cotton, 225 bales domestics, 115 bundles paper.
Consigners.
Per Steamship Varuna, from New York—Ames A
Peabody, David Bailer, N K Barnttm. Bell. WvllyA
Christian, Bradv. Smith A Cos, Brigham, Baldwin *
Cos, Brady A Mead, A L Bradley, Botinvell A White
head, it Balfore, A S Cohen, o Cohen, Claghorn A
Cunningham, F 11 Cooly, Dziallnskl A Slager, Dar
lington Cos, J H licpplsh, Erwin A Harilec. Adams
Express Cos, Einste in A Eckman, 9 II Eekman, M
Furst A Cos, D Flnaetn, I, J Oullmartln A Cos, Gaden
A Unckles, S J Gardiner, u Gemendcn, Jno Gilliland,
Hunter A Gummell, Hilton A Randall. A SHnrtrldge,
N B Haasct, R Habersham A 9un.s, N A Hardee, Keln
,t Cos, Crane, Johnson A Grayblll, J W Lathrop A Cos,
James Leavy, Jos Llppinan, M Lat in, L Levy, Lovell
A Lattlmore, S M Lederer, Lllienthal A Kolia, John
McMahon, J O Matnerson, M S Meyer. J H Moses, H
Meinhard A Bro, A F Mira, John Nicholson. M New
marke, G W NichoLs, C Orff, J D Presdee, H W Pease,
Thos Pepper, J L RoumlLlat. Rotchseliild A Stern, B
Strauss, Robertson, Lester A Cos, Sclmstor A He nesls,
A A Solomous A Cos, W 11 Stark, sands A Cos, J T
Thomas A Cos, Wm 11 Fuller A Cos, B G Tlldcn, John
L VlUalouga, E A Well, W H Wittberger, J R Wilder.
Per Steamship Constitution, from New York—Brig
bum, Baldwin * Cos, Adams Express Cos, S Bateson,
K T Burch, Bed. Wvllv A Christian, Brady, Smith A
Cos, Blun A Meyer, o L Colby A co, T W Cooney, H
Dittmars, Claguoru A Cunningham, 9 P Edmonds,
Erwin A Hardee, M G Ehrlich, r. Ehrlich, M Furst A
Cos. S uoodall, Guckenneliuer A Selig, J Gilliland A
Cos, V L Gilbert, M D Hassctt. G A Hudson, K Haber
sham A Sous, Hunter A GauuuelL K T Jones, K B
Knapp, J Laura, A Lauta, J tv Lathrop & Cos, Loved
A Lattlmore, M S Meters, J G Melirieua, J Mc.vlabou,
Mather A West, li M Nealy, c Orff, J Oliver, Oilvfr A
Barnum, H W Pease, J at Premiss, P Reilly, W H
Stark, E 1> Smtrne, J C scuremer * Sous, c eauves
tre, Mrs Strauss. W 11 Fuller a Cos, U G fildeu, S L
iniev, W U wiltberger A Cos, 11 B WaUglt A Cos, C
White, Wm Wolfe, Warren A I’lattuer, Miss Sally
Battershv, B A W, H Bietie, O Cohen, S Farredy, llal
sev, Watson A Cos, J Kenney, S 51 Lederer, J Miller,
J ft Mason, 51 Xewmark, Wmte A Kellner, Wilkinson
A Forge, Wilcox A Hand, Mrs M Fallen.
Per Schr May, from New Yor k—Hunter A Gammcll
Atlantic A Gulf Railroad.
Per Steamer R H May, from Augusta—J R Wilder,
F M Myrull, Hunter A Uammell, Robt Habersham A
Son, Lawton A Bell, crane, Johnson A Qrayblii.
Passenger*.
- -Per 3teamshlp Varuua, from New York—N R Fnn
.ton, J S Furst, F J llanuiman, J S Kingslaid, George
Burns, J S F Lancaster, Mis Guile and son, Mrs Cook
and son, Mr Gammon and wife, Mr Maxey, Mr Mur-
HII, Miss Fanny Brown, Mrs coob, Mrs C Greenwood,
Miss Kate Pereen, Miss Annie French, Miss Jenule
Blanchard, Miss Cora Livingston, Miss Annie Wilson, j
L K Wadley, M B Millen, Miss It Haywood, Mrs K 11 ,
Hardee, Tugs McDonald, J (1 Wood. Cuas Howard, C I
A Comstock, Wm Tuttle, W D tVerde, J H Wright, 11 |
J-Wright, and 7 in the steerage.
Per Steamship Constitution, from New York—J P !
Randall and lady, K P MeNorrill, C A llavls, B H Na
pier, C O Duncan, C T .Morgan, B T Lam >. Mr Bean,
Mr Chalmers, MrsSauvestre, Mrs Meyers, Mrs Cohen,
Marv Beaver, soil and two Infants, John McClave, W
E Livingston, J M Muller and lady, Mrs O’Byrne and
uiotner, Mrs M B Hassett, Mtsa M A Powers, Mrs
Barnett, Mr Hawkins, D Gleason, Lt Wm Krouse, E
M Dunn, .Vr Gross, Ernest Head, cnas Rob n on, j \V
Gardner, Mr Otterman, and-13 In the steerage.
- Per Steamship Raleigh, for Sew York—o H Baker,
T P Pease, T Burner, W Makell, J if Luttrell, D C
Warren, Dr Hunter, James Doyte and son, Epochs,
Col McDonald. A Rundman. W K Klenzle, J M Ketu,
E Focus, M II C.iurcn, J M Barnard, Jr, F. II Lane, T
Danlls, D P Barnard.
Per Steamship America, for Sew York—o E Pace,
Mrs Gill, Miss Josephine Uerc, S Clerc, K D Meyer.
Per Steamship Zodiac, for New York—F A Goddard,
J R Feay, F F Halsey an l wue, M Rosenfehl, c T |
Steward A Buckner, Miss Northern, u Stark, J stark.
LIST OF VESSELS IN TIIE POUT OF
SAVANNAH.
S\VANNXII, OCt. tSG6.
sails.
New England, Hodges—loading for Liverpool—at
Lower Hydraulic Press—Brigham,.Bald win A Cos.
BRIGS.
Rrlg Aurora, (Br.) /from Halifax', N S, 378 tons
—discharging foot of Dravton strete—F L Gne A Cos.
Imogene, Su under*, t/o, loading. Philadelphia,
Union Ferry Wliarf—L J Guilmartln A Cos.
Burcliard A Torrev, Hasklll, dlscg, Iron Steamboat
Co’s wharf—CUeeseuian A Marshall.
Regetta, Stanley—loading—Dry Dock wharf, Hut
chison's Island—Jos Lippman.
schooners.
Lottie Kolts, (3 masted) Endlcott, dlsc'g., Machine I
Shop, Eastern Wharves.
B L Sherman, (3 masted) In distress—repairing.
Schr Wm E Stevenson. Threadcraft, *5, waiting, ]
at dock foot of Barnard street—Master.
Mary Ann Emma, Cousins—l6s, w’rlug, Iron Steam |
boat Co's wharf—Haywood, Gage A Cos.
The Steam Flour Mill
TO RENT.
THIS large Mill, adapted to Flonr, Meal and Grits,
will l>e rented to.an approved tenant for one or
more years.
Also,
The lands east of ttr~ Mill, down to Jones' Canal,
well adapted to Gardening, Grass, Ac.
Also,
The Race Track. two miles frrni the city, on the
Angusts Koud, Including the Goodat land.
Alto,
A tract of land on the south side of the same road,
opposite to the Race Track.
For terms apply to G. B. Lamar or George 8.
Owens, Esqrp. > < C. A. t«mar,
Administratrix of 0. A. L. Lamar's Estate.
sep3o 2awlm
DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.
•art offer for ta’e.Ou reasonable terms, three quarter
" Lot No. 14 BeTrien Ward, corner Tsttnal and
Berrien streets, with Improvements thereon, consist
lng of a Store and two two-story wooden dwellings,
with out-tmlldlng, al nearly new and In good repair.
The More Is an excellent stand lor a Retail business.
sepW-tf V No. HS|fc» street. 1
Legal Motives
STAI HOP tl Ol GIA, t 11 Vi LAM COLJ4TT. —To
all whom It Bay concern -
W her on a. M. A. Oitoen *m apply at Ibe Ccuit of
Ordinary f..t Letters of Administration on the «state
of Susan P Koherteon, deceased,
Thw are, then fare, to cite and almotil»h Ml
win.in it raav rollcent, to be and appear before Mid
• oort to make obhction Ol any they have; on or he
sere t.e filW Monday lu November next, othertvlar
eaid ltd ter a will be gt anted.
Wl.ueaa my hand rod official signature, this 28th
day of September, lbfii.
aop:: > D. A. O’BYRNE, Ordinary
Stats of Georgia. Chatham county.-to
all whom it may concern •
tthercas, Ferdinand Kolb will apply a, ti e Court
of Ordinary tor Lettois of Administration on the es
tate Ol June Gann, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
whom it may concern, to be and appear l>e:ore raid
Comt to make objection (if any they have; on or be
fore the first Monday in September next, otherwise
aald letters will be granted
WUneße m; band and official - Igaature, this 29th
day of September, IjST,. ■ m
aep3o D. A. O’BYRNE, Ordinary
STATE OF GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY —To
all whom It may concern: .
W her ear, Jonn K. Norton will apply at the Court
of Ordinary for Letters of Administration on the es
tate Os IhadJeo* 3. Norton, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonisn all
w hom it may concern, to be and appear tefnre said
Court to make otaectiou (ts ary they have; on or be
lore the first Monday in November next, otherwise
said letters will be granted
Witness my hand and official sign ature, this 28th
day of September, 186 5.
sep3o D. A. O’BYRNE, Ordinary.
k>TATE OF GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY —To
n all whom lt may concern:
Whereas, Caroline A. Lamar wl.l apply at the
Court of Administration on the estate of Charles A.
L. Lamar, deceased,
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
whom lt may concern, to be and appear before said
Court to make objection (H any they have; on or be
fore ibe first Monday In November next, otherwise
said letters will bo granted.
Witness my band and official signature, this 2Cth
day of September, 1865.
D A. O’BYRNE,
sepSO Ordinary Chatham county.
OTATE OP GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY—
O To all whom it may concern:
Whereas, Louis Grenrsld will apply at the Court
of Ordinary lor Letter* of Administration on the es
tate ot Paul P Glatlgny, deceased,
These are, therefore, to titc and admonish all
whom it may concern, to he and appear before raid
Court to make objection (if any they have) on or be
fore the first Monday next, otherwise said letters wifi
be granted.
Witness my hand and official signature, this 2«th
day of September, 1865.
D. A O’BYRNE,
sep27 Ordinary.
STATE OP GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY—
To all whom it may concern:
Whereas, Elisabeth Dillon will apply at the Court
of Ordinary for Letters of Administration on the es
tate of James Carrol.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
whom it may concern, to he and appear before said
Court to make objection (If any they have) on or be
fore the first Monday lu November next, otherwise
said letters will be granted.
Witness my official signature this 13th of Septem
ber, 1865.
sep27 D. A. O’BYRN’E, Ordinary.
STATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY—
To all whom it may concern:
Whereas, Andrew M Ross will apply at the Court
of Ordinary lor Letters of Administration on the es
tate oflsaac W. Morrell, deceased.
These are. therefore, to cite aud admonish all
whom It may concern, to be and appear before said
Court to make objection (If any they have; on or be
fore the Ist Monday In November next, otherwise aald
letters will be granted.
Witness my hand and official signature this 26th
day of September, 1865.
sep27 D. A. O’BYRNE, Ordinary.
STATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY—
To all whom it may concern:
Whereas, Andrew M. Jackson will apply at the
Court of Ordinary for fetters of Administration on the
estate of Bcmadino S. Sanches.
These arc. therefore, to cite and admonish all
whom It may concern, to be and appear before said
Court to make objection (If any they nave; on or be
fore the first Monday In November next, otherwise
said letters will be granted.
Witness my hard and official signature this 27th
day of September, 2T, 1365.
aep23 D. A. O’BYRNE, Ordinary
STATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY—To
al I whom lt may concern:
Whereas Anols Wilson will apply at the Court of
Ordinary for Letters of Administration on the estate
of Edward G. Wilson, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
whom it may concern, to be and appear before satd
Court to masc i objection (if auv they have) on or be
fore the first Monday In November next, otherwise
said letters will be granted
Witness my hand and official signature, this I2th
day of September, 1865.
sep3o D. A. O'BYRNE, Ordinary.
TO RENT.
Offices to Let.
TWO ROOMS TO LET, SUITABLE FOR
OFFICES.
Apply at the nERALD OFFICE.
anl2-tf
Cellar to Let.
TO LET, A LARGE CELLAR, SHIFTABLE FOR
STORAGE.
Apply at the HERALD OFFICE.
aul2-tf
Willow 5 Wooden Ware,
A N INVOICE JUST RECEIVED, per Schooner Wide
A World. For sale by
sep29-r. BELL, WYLLY A CHRISTIAN.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMP Y
Great Eastern, Western & Southern
EXPRESS FORWARDERS,
SAVANNAH, CA.
THE Adams' Express Company are now prepared
to receive and forward freight and monies to
Doctortown, Thomasville and all way stations. Also,
to Augusta by River or Railroad, and to all points
Wes, and Southwest.
sc p26-lw 5. P. TUNISON, Agent.
R. MOLINA,
Corner Bull and Congress Streets, under
Srrcren House,
IMPORTER and Wholesale Dealer In TTnv ina Su
gars. Leaf and SmokingTobaecn. ‘Also, all kind*
of Virginia Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. Mor
schaum, Brier Root, and all other kinds of Fancy
Pipes. scpSo-3m
HIDES, HIDES.
KA AAA POUNDS OP TRY HIDES WANTED,
Dvbvvv for which the highest Marker Pi ice
will be paid by
gepm.) L .T QUIIMARTIN A CO.
Brown’s Standard Scales.
USED by the United States and Foreign Govern
ments for more than
THIR X. Y YEARS.
Adapted to any branch of business for foreign or
home markets. Warranted accurate and durable.
Sales rooms No. 3 Barday-st, near Broadway.
sepl9 ly R. BROWN, Manufacturer.
Cheap Cottage Houses.
FA. CUMMINGS, Carpenter and Rnilder, State of
• Maine, -will pat tip cottage Houses In tbls city
dnrlng the coming Winter cheap, provided he can get
purchaser* In sdvsnee lor ten or fifteen, eg as to make
It an object. For plans and particular* Inquire at
HORATIO I irCllEK'ft
Harris' Wharf, foot or Lincoln street,
repW-tf Under the Blnff.
hay:
QAA BALES PRIME NORTn RIVER HAY.-
OUU For sale to arrivehy
repW HOOTER A OAMMEI.L.
Fairbank’s Scales,
AN INVOICE JUST RECEIVED, per Fchooner
Wide World. For sale by
*epß9-10 r BEQL WYLLV A CHRISTIAN.
House Wanted.
ASM tLL'BOUSE. pleasantly located, and In good
repair, wanted for a first rate tenant. Rent not
. °*ld!reasa, Herald office. sep*»
A UOT IQ
caTrGO SA^E
by Bell, Wylly A Chriv^an.
On FRIDAY, the 6th of OctobM, Inst, at 10 '
will he snl.l. m front of *tore, eorner of Bay and ”
Hker streets, the cargo of the Br. Schr. Albert, worn
Nnis.ii, N. U.. convicting ol
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS,
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
STATIONERY,
POCKET KNIVES,
&c., &c.
Sa c positive aud without reserve.
Catalogues mny lie had at More on Wed nee day
mou,lug. Good* ready for Inspection ou Thursday.
oct2-5t
By Bell, Wylly & Christian,
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Just received per reeer.t arrival? from Now
York,
50 cases Assorted Merchandise,
Cou«i«t inc of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS,
HANDKERCHIEFS, &e.
Now opening in Salesroom and offered at
Private Sale for a fetv days only at New
York prices, in lots to suit purchasers.
atpCS c
YORK, WILLIAMS. SI'IHTIRE & CO..
AUCTIONEERS.
Public Sale of (’amp and
Garrison Equipage
AND
QUARTERMASTER’S STORES.
WILL be poW at Public Auction, at the Govern
ment Ftorehoiiiw*, on Bay street, at the foot of
Drayton street, at Savannah, G* .
TUESDAY, OCT. 10th, 1865,
AT 10 O’CLOCK. A. M,
The following named Stores :
Several lota of Tenta, Tent Fliea and Poles
A quantity of Axes, Hatchets, Mosquito Bars,
Kuapnackp, Camp Kettles, Mess Pans, Ac.,
A lot of Stationery,
Several Saddles, Bridles, ami a variety of other
Quartermaster's Stores.
To be sold without reserve.
Terms cash in TT. S. Currency.
K. F. GODDARD.
sep'Js Capt. and A. A. Q. M.
.A.dministra tor’s Sale.
BY T. J. WALSIf.
On TUESDAY, October inth. will bo sold at corner
East Broad and President Btrceta, at H o’clock,
All the perishable property of Mrs. Jane Barnett,
deceased. Fold by leave of the Ordinary of Chatham
county, aud by order of the Administrator. eepJO ln
Bell, Wylly & Christian
Will sell at Private Sale.
25 shares C. R. R. Stock
30 shares 9. W. R. R. Stock
50 shares A. & 0. R. R. stock
5 shares Eatonton Branch R. It. Stock
19 shares Marine Bank Stock
2 shares Bank Savannah Stock.
BCpt23-tlO
YORK, WILLIAMS, MeINTIRE&Co.
AUCTION SALE
OF
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
will be sold at the
C ORREL,
-O N—
REYNOLDS STREET,
On Monday, the 2d Day of October Next,
All the surplus
SERVICEABLE PROPERTY.
At this Post, consisting of
Horses,
Mules,
Watrons,
and
Harness.
Sale to continue from day to day, until all are solp.
Terms, Cath, In Governnicnt Fund,
JOHN 9. BERGEN.
nep23-td Llent. and A. A. A. Q M.
FINANCIAL,.
HARRISON & CO.,
BANKERS,
No. 19 New Street, Near Wall,
NBW YORK.
Collections irede on «u part* of the u»‘ted
Siatcs, Canada, West Indira and Europe.
Coin, Government Securities, State, City nr.fl T?r>U
roert Bond*, Coupon*, Stocks and Southern Rank
Notes i>oiight and sold on commiHfkn.
Deposits received, to be drawn at w ill, and 4 per
cent interest per annum, allowed thereon,
bU*rliug ana French Rills of ExchaDgs negotiated.
HAHRIbON A CO.,
No. 10 New street, opposite the Gold Room,N. Y.
HARRISON, GODDIN A APPRRSON,
Richmond, Va.
Reference—Messrs. Duncan A -Tohnston, Savannah;
Barber A .S*n, Augusta. scp*»-lm
Manning & Deforest,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
hfo. ID Wall Street, Ifcw Tork,
Dealers in
Gold, Silrer, Foreign Exchange
And Government Securities,
Gl IVK special attention to the purchase and asle o
I Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor
gia Alabama, New Orleans and Tennewee Bank
oote* Southern state* Bonds and Coupons, Railroad
Bond* and Conpons.
Interest allowed on deposits. Jyls-8m
Sight Exchange
on
XE¥!YORK,
In sums to suit purchasers, by
*ep2B-tf R. F. METCALFE A CO.
EXCHANGE.
SIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK.
F«r ml, by
SCPIS BRIGHAM. BALDWIN A CO,
FREIGHT FOB MACON
By Waitis, Wanted.
Apply to- 1 ,
sep?9 BRIGHAM. BALDWIN A CO,
FOB NEW YORK
STAS LINE.
aiaAa;isWHiJKijT.
The first class U. 8. Mail Steamship*
CONSTITUTION. - . . rapt wxrrouv.
The above ships compose the Line, and wtli safl
from Sew York and Savannah every Wednesday and
Saturday.
BRIGHAM. BALDWIN A COi Agents,
Savannah, Ga.
WASHMAN, OCOKIN * DICKINSON, Agents
17 Broadway, New York.
SHIPPERS TO AUGUSTA
ABE notified that they can store their goods any
A day during the week to be forwarded by the
shave Boa’s, which are the lightest draught running
to Augusta, free of extra charge
sepft KEIN A CO.
For Liverpool.
r qr-ry, THE Al American Ship ,\EW ENGLAND,
ira*JO Hodge, Master, having a large portion ot
■TifilHßy her cargo engaged wfll be ready to receive
cargo at Lower llvdraullc Press on the 18th
Inst
For freight or pomace apply to
seplAtf BRIGHAM, BALDWIN A CO
FREIGHT FOR PALATKA
And Intermediate Landings
Will be received DAILY by Ibe undersign
ed, FREE OF STORAGE, and forwarded
by the first class
Steamer Gen. Shcploy.
All Goods in Warehouse covered by In
surance.
CHAS. L. COLBY & CO.,
sepSo cor. Abcrcorn and Bay sts.
COMPETITION DEFIED!
FREIGHT FOR AUGUSTA.
The New and Elegant Very Fast Steamer
SCORPIO,
RODGERS, Master,
Will commence receiving freight TniS MORNING, at
Exchange Wharf, and be the first Bout for Augusta
alter the Helen.
For Freight Engagements ot Passage, with elegant
Staterooms, apply to
KEIN & (XX
sep29-td 114 Bay street.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
THE hat sailing brig MARY COBH 285 tons bur
then, 2800 bbl«. capacity, will receive freight or char
ter on reasonable term*, tcor particulars, enquire o!
WM. CANTWELL Agent,
sepl9 ts Box 79, Hilton Head.
Freights
FOR AUGUSTA,
TIDE nndendgued are prepare! to receive goods at
A their Warehouses—free of expense and oov
ered by Insnra re—tor shipment to Augusta and
points beyond by their regular line of light draught
boats. Apply to CHAS. L. COLBY,
sept 29 —ts cor. Bay and Abercorn ate.
GREAT REDUCTION
(■ 1 —IN— jij
FREIGHT TO AUGUSTA.
ON and after this date the rate of Freight by onr
Line «U 1 be reduced
50 Per Cent !
Our Li - e is composed of the following Stenuirts. all
adapted to the trade, vi*:
Iron Steamer AMAZON, Capt. Johnson.
New Iron Steamet WM. G. GIBBONS,Capt Philpol.
Steamer LAURA, Capt. Hiller.
The Steamer Gibbon* is in every particular a first
class Passenger Boat.
Insurance can be effected by our Line at lowest
rates.
IW Freight received DAILY and forwurtleil
TWICE A WEEK.
eep2Slm ERWIN A lIARDFE.
FREIGHT FOR A«TA7
RECEIVED DAILY,
And Forw arltd cmi-Weckly.
Ser STEAMER AMAZON, Capt R. .TremsOi,.
er STEAMER LAURA, Capt Edward Hili.eb.
Haring a commodious Warehouse on Dillon's Wharf,
we are prepared to receive freight as above.
Due notice will be given of the dav, of departure
of Mch steamer.
ERWIN A nARDEE
JOHN L. ROUMILLAT.
aep lfi rlra Agent on Wharf.
“V90&PB0 WOLFS,”
92 Bearer Street,Near York.
Offers for sale of his own Importations, In bond and
duty paid, the largest stock of Wine*, Liquor* Ac., of
ahy other house In thla country. Comprising in part of
Otard, Hennery, Pinet Ciutlllon, Martel, Godard
Brandy, Rochelle Brandies m half, quartar and eighth
casks ■ also otard and Ronyer, Laferrelere and Fils
Brandy, In eases of one dozen each.
“CUn.”
Udolplio Wolfe’s Schiedam In pipe*. Schiedam
Aromatic Schnapps, In bond and duty paid. In cases of
one dozen qn irta and two dozen pints.
“Whiskey and Rum.”
Scotch and Irish Whiskey, In hhda. and ca»e» of one
dozen each. Bourbon Whiskey in barrel* and cases of
one dozen each.
ntJM.
"Jamaica” and ”St. Croix Hum” In hhda. and
cases of one dozen each.
Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines.
More than twenty different grades, In halvos. qnat
ter* and eighth casks, also In ease* of one dozi t
each.
“Hock, Champagne, Moselle and Claret
Wine*."
From Peter Arnold Mumm In Cologne, proprietor ot
Josnniabnrg estate; J. H. D. Becker A Fils: Esthe
nancer, Benecke A Cos., Bordeanx Barton k Guetlin
Bordeaux, and from other well known honscs in Ger
many and France.
One, Coeiuals, SAsmitra, Hitts**, Mcstakd, Oi.it**,
Beandv, Pkeszktes, Ac.
Twenty-five years’ bnslness transactions with the
Southern States, with some of the largest and most
respectable dealer*.should be sufficient guarantee that
every article offered by tfie advertiser for sale 1* pare
and gennlne.
Samples can be seen, and catalogue of prices ob
tainad, by addressing the above. auirS-3m
SWITZERLAND!
the swiss mm
HAS ARRIVED.
, Where has it Bone to ?
* , • It) *>
R. BALFOUR’S STORE,
No. 161 Broughton Street, j
sep2* lw I
j aAAUUMJM.
a. & a. e; !.
is hereby given that the arrangement
*’ hitherto existing between Meaan. Erwin A HaT
dee. Agents tor *i outer Gibbons, and this Companv
aWflfcaiW * S'
WM DUNCAN.
Act I’ eet. A A 8. R. B. CO
ERWIN to HARDER.
Agents for Steamer
NOTICE.
On nn.l after Friday, the 2Sth inat, the Steamer
WM. G. GIBBONS
withdraw" front the Doctortown Route—
taar at s “' ailu “h on and before the 26th
L m L*;, 1 n Podortown on or before the 28th Inat,
«tll be promptly removed, aa heretofore.
„ ERWIN * HARDEE.
_ Agents for Steamer.
Central Railroad
SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE, >
oN4ndaft..r S v , »j? ah ’ n Q ,*;’ 2, 1865./
“fa exremed,SS and "“V " dli| y tn “ n ra™-
m.,connv«Ung wirh J .V^‘i?,T c, ‘ ,r Augnata at 5 a.
Station 4ta C>ntrai B. Ua S k 4, rnnrun * between
Auguata nndjmvsnifhh RafiLAd 1 W * yn “
. 5° 0 W ADAMb,
' cner.l Rup-rlutenace:
, <5- W. SCAT! EKUOOIX
Aarlstapt Supcrintendeu
Central Railroad
SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE, >
. . ... . Savannah, Ga., Auguttil, 1865 f
Ft eight tor Augnata and intermediate Stations be
low 4 E Central Railroad, and between Wavneaboro
Jtnl Atwu-la, Auguata and Sttvauuab Railroad will bo
recvocd on and after Saturday, the 26th in,'
All way freight to be prepaid.
By order of
GEO. W. ADAMS.
General Superintendent
. ... G. W. SCaTTERGOOD,
mm AjjJjJjntSnpennterdent.
hotkisT~
Sea Island Hotel.
OPE IV TO THE PUBLIC,
Tuesday, June 20th, 1865.
TUTS tiew IIoLI, situated ou the most desirable
spot on the eastern bank of Hilton Head Inland, af
fords a fine view of the P*er. liny, Ocean, and sur
rounding Is ands. The actuary la quite as pleaainir
and interesting in every reaped, aiflhe fatnou* uu-
ISli&LfS 6 i k* w P" rt >R- and te altogether an
healthful a place to npend the Hummer months. It
has a fine hard miooth beach, seventeen miles lon*,
anordme a more charming drive than the celebrated
Beach at Nahnnt, Mass., aud as fine sea bathing as
at that place or Cape May. 6
Tho lion** has over seventy large, airy roorna, aud
verandahs on three nidi* of all the stories; the farm
tun-is entirely new, and the tables will be furnished
with the nest that can be procured here and in tho
Northern markets. Every effort will be made to reu
mM.theAotel a!1 th , at thc mORt fastidious can desire.
Billiard Dooms and Sea Bathing houses will soon bo
In readiness for guest*. jn23 ts
Port Royal House,
HILTOIV HEAD, S C.
DKLL Jt RUQ O , PropsistOrm
*. s. Binrin M. P. BI’OG.
joS-tf
LINVILLE & GLEASON,
SAYAXXAH.
agebits for
MERRITT, WALCOTT & CO.,
64 ConrtlaMt Street, New York.
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
BOLTS, NUTS AND WASHERS,
Bridge, Car, Sdii) or Baud Hool,
AKD
BOILER BQLTB,
SETT SCREWS, COICB OR LAG SCREWS.
Hot and Cold Pressed Nuts,
ROUNO AND SQUARE WASHERS,
Turnbuoltles, Bolt Ends, Taps
and l3iee, <Sec.
ALSO DEALERS IN
RAILROAD SUPPLIES.
LOCOMOTIVES, CARS, KAILS, CHAIRS,
SPIKES,TIRES, AXLES ; CAR TRIM
MINGS of every description, and
every article used in constructing
or operating Railroads.
STEAMSHIP SUPPLIES.
KItGLVEKRS’ STORKS.
COAL OIL, TALLOW, WASTE FELTING, HEMP,
AND RUBBER PACKING; LAMPS, PAINTS,
VARNISH, *o.; ENGINEERS’ TOOLS,
of every description; CHIPPING
AND RIVETING HAMMERS.
SCREW PCNCHES.FILES. *
C HISELS, Ac.
TELEGRAPH MATERIALS,
WIRE, INSULATORS. BATTERIES, IN
STRUMENTS, ACIDS, SULPItATE
COPPER, &c.
Also Manufacturers of the
BEST OAK TANNED BELTING:
MACHINERY, LATHS, PLANERS
DRILLS, PUNCHES AND SHEARS
STEAM ENGINES, STATION
ARY AND PORTABLE
SAW MILLS,
SA\VB,&c.
sept* , f
LAND TgKENCY
FOR
SOUTHERN GEORGIA.
TIHE anbacrlber, formerly of Savannah, and reeident
• Riackehear, Pierce county, Ga..on tbeAtlan
, ' a,lro *<L wfilgiv# hia personal andnndl
video attention to the sale and purchase of Land*
to the eatd railroad* on and
solicits the patronage of all needing an agent there.
A» experience In the land* lumber and timber but)
ae*s of twenty years in Q corgi a and South Carolina,
.guarantees ample qualification. He will bo repre
sented in Savannah by Mr. Henry Bryan, ard in Sew
York by the Great Southern Land Agency. Tl Broad
way. JOHN D. DfiLANNOY
Refers to any old resident In savannah.
aeplS 3m
ROOMS TO LET,
A.t Hilton Head, Si. C.,
THE Palmetto Herald Building haying been Newly-
Fitted Up. now offer, laige and airy rooma, .nit/
file for Sleeping Apartments or bualuew purpose*.
For termß apply to W. S. Sampson, Jr., oa the prem
ise* corncrot MerchoUs Row and Palmetto Avenue,
from 4 o’clock to « o'clock p. tu. Ju2B
THE NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.
a WONDERFUL Invention for ladlea. Unqueatiou
± i. ably *nperior to all other*.
Don't fall to read the advertisement In the Savannah
Herald containing frill particular* every Saturdsv
morning . Jyfl 4taw3n»