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Thß Savannah Daily Heraldi by s. w. mason&co. KAWBIi W. JIASOX Editor. , 4 . x. THOMPSON,. Associate Editor. SAVANNAH. SATURDAY. OCT BEK 7 ISA FOR LOtil GUTTERS SEE THIRD PI«E. IVEMX6 edition op tub uekald By an accident tc our press we were obligati tosus vend our Evening Edition temporal.!?, and various ' rounistanees now load us to announce Its iliscon t innance for a few days longer. Ve shall resume its publication very soon. TO advertisers. Our advertising patrons arc reminded that adver -I;.,ment« inserted in the Morning Edition of the HVkat.i* will appear in the Evening without extra charge. Advertisements should be handed In as early f , possible, but will be received us late *8 12 o'clock si night. Wc adhere to our advertised rates, except tor long advertisements, or those inserted for s long time, on which a reasonable discount will lie made. HOW TO OBTAIN THE HERALD REG VLARLY. vve often have complaints from residents of Savan nah and Hilton Head th»t they are cot able always to obtain the Frsann. The demand Is sometimes so great as to exhaust an Edition very soon aPcr its issue, srd tnose who wish to have the Hekalu regularly. rt'Oiild subscribe for It. We have faithful carriers in Savannah and at Hilton Head, and through them we always servo regular subscribers first THE ELECTION. We have been furnished with the follow ing additional returns of the election for Delegates to the State Convention : Scrives County. Col. Geo. R. Black, Dr Lovett. Burke County. Malcolm Jones, Hon. R T. Jones, E. T. Lnwson * PROGRESS OF LUXURY. There are many who associate the increase of riches with the progress of an effimiuate luxury, iso strong is this association that in our day and very recent times advocates have been found in legislative bodies in favor of sumptuary laws- The progress of luxury in the Northern States denotes the rapid in crease of wealth. Former periods of war have been connected with the dimimuiou ©1 productive power, and the stationary, if not declining, condition of States who have en gaged in this expensive game. The causes are yet to be investigated which have pro duced within the last four years an inversion of this state, of things. The ratio ot both wealth and population has augmented, con trary to all example wilhiu that period in the .Northern States. Whether they are to ex perience a collapse—whether this state of palmy prosperity is to be followed by an op posite social condition—is one of ihe secrets of futurity. One thing, however, is certain, that the Northern people are iu the enjoy ment of their present prosperity to the full measure of that prosperity. As an evidence of rapid accumulation the public amuse ments afford a snre index. The North ern theatres are crowded every night with anxious spectators the opera is throng ed with auditors entranced by the strains of European artists ; the matinees are crowded as much by day as the various places ot public amusement are thronged by night.— In dress, equipage, residences, furniture, there is no tormer period that surpasses, if it equals the present in luxurious living. The censors of the public morals are loud in their denunciations of those whose exam ple in wasteful expenditure is said to be con tagious. The corruption of- manners is now the favorite theme of the public Journalists. Now, while this is the prevailing feature ot Northern society, Southern society is said to present the o pposite characteristic. An exhaustive -war has not only reduced our people to poverty, but destroyed much ot that capital which was the basis of future prosperity. Perhaps history does not pre sent a similar example of two sections of the same country living under similar institu tions, and in such near proximity, exhibiting so great a social contrast. The Action of Mississippi on the Negro Question. —Mississippi has taken a some what different attitude on the negro question from either of her neighbors, Sout h Carolina or Alabama. Got. Sharkey, acceding to the proposal of Col. Thomas, Assistant Com missioner of the Freedmen's Bureau in Mis sissippi, has directed that the cases of freed men, instead of being adjudicated upon as hitherto by the Freedmen's Bureau, shall come before the civil courts, due regard being had to the existing laws of the State; that freedmen shall have the right to sue and be sued, and shall be entitled to the protec tion of person and property. The Jackson News denounces these concessions as in fringements upon the rights of the white man, and doubts whether they wiii be sup ported by the people. Aerial Navigation. In September, 1863, Mr Solomon Andrews, of Perth Amboy, N. J., demonstrated byac *Uw‘''xPl'riu)i-n’ that he was able to navigate a balloon ol a certain form either with or against the wind. The experiment was wit nessed by a large number of scientific and practical men, who admitted that it was perfectly successtul. NotwithAahding tbl however, the public looked on the invention ■\vith distrust, uud uli Mr. Andrews* efforts 10 get practical men to take hold of it were un availing Last evening several scientific gen tlemen heard Mr Andrews’ explanation of the manner in which his aerial machine was constructed, and witnessed a number of ex penments, all of which tended to convince them that the era of successful aerial navi gation is not very far distant. . Mr. Andrews said that all he claims to nave done is to convert the perpendicular motion ot the ordinary balloon into a hori zontal one. He demonstrated the; this de pended entirely upon the shape of the b»l- j toon. The ordinary spherical balloon rises perpendicularly, wuilo an oblong „no-a cyhndre id—well rise at an angle of about forty-five degrees. By placing two or three cylindroids together, this angle may be re duced to about fifteen degrees. Lateral mo tion is controlled iu the same way as that of a ship, by means of a 6mall rudder. Mr Audieivs showed, last evening, that a model machine could be made to navigate the length of a couple of ordinary rooms, °and that a very small itidder perfectly controlled its movements. To descend, all that is necessa ry is to make a slight alteration in the posi tion of the ballast and to let out a small quantity of gas, when the upward pointing end of the machine points dowutverd, and a rapid but sale descent is effected. Mr. Andrews desires to interest practical men in bis discovery. For the sum ot *12,- a machine could be constructed large PuaSi* i carr y half a dozen persons to- I b i ck ’ If ,biH can bo w m bet 0 make over two and v.-Ui rifilu ’ n Ui c invention, on hei t 0 uaviaab. the machine “«» fim yoyage—N. V? 77mc, ; 20M- jfyitk rtfcDDivW It Is now nearly a cenitlry since the se cretof the authorship of Junius has been -brooded in impenetrab'c mystery. B<> vain have been all efforts to peuetrate this literary secret—to remove the veil of seeresy that has been woven with so much skill—that lit erature has ceased to be vexed wish the the question, who is Junius? It was with some surprise, thetefoie, that we perceived that this literary controversy had been re vived in the pages of the "Federal American Monthly," a magaz ne published in New York. ’ Avery ingenious and plausible case lias been made out in favor of D. Horace W a- j pole as the author ot Junius. Ihe writer of j the antielc in the Federal American Month ly parses in review the pieten9ions of all whose names have appeared in the dia logue of claimants for this distinction. The claims of these, commenting with Lord , Chatham and ending with Hugh Boyd, are j investigated and dismissed as untenable. The last is one whose pretensions to this honor are new to us, as it must he to the literary world. Horace Walpole is a name of distinction,both in the literary and po litical world. A wit, a bou vivant, a gossip, a brilliant epistolary writer, he was a mem ber of the ministry during n part of his father's, Sir Robert Walpole’s, administra- tion ; but that he bad access to thn sources of information, which Junius possessed is not established to the satisfaction of the im partial reader. That Horace Walpole had malice enough to havo penned those celtbratedepistles can not admit of dispute. One of the strongest proofs of similarity in this respect is the spirit of personal malevolence towards George the Third evinced by Junius aud Walpole, respectively. The points of resemblance between them might he multiplied and still the proofs of identity would be imperfect. As far as regards style aud similar pecu liarities there is a far greater resemblance between Junius and Horace Walpole than between the former and any of the other candidates for the distinction. There is much similarity between them in powers of iucicive sarcasm, in epigrammatic and anti thetical composition, and in nervous, com pact expression. If tvu except Sir Philip Francis there is not one of the persons named that approach any similitude to Junius, neither Lord Chatham, Mr. Burke, Horne Tooke, or either of those supposed to be the author. Ou the whole there is no one who exam ines these evidences of identity, but must conclude that the coincidences are accidental. In England were every clu j to the authorship has been explored and trace of resemblance examined the name of Horace Walpole, has not. to our recollection, been once men tiuued. IN GENERAL. Sir Morton Peto aDd the English capi talists have returned to New York. W. 11. Trescott, of Charleston, has been appointed by Gov. Perry to look after the interests of South Carolina at Washington. Alexander Maoraconadato, a celebrated Grecian statesman, died on the 18th of August. W. Molt Brown has been elected Mayor of Nashville, Tenth, by 475 majority iu 22,833 votes. The miners in the Lackawanna Coal District have resumed work, and coal is ex pected to fall in consequence. The first steamer of the Baltimore and Liverpool Line sailed on the 30ih ult. Bal timore celebrateted the event. - - The Chlucso government, as appears by the recently published foreign correspond ence. by proclamation prenveuted the Ala bama and other confederate vessels from en tering the ports of that country. L. Pope Walker, of Huntsville, Ala., his brother, Percy Walker, of Mobile, and James L. Pugh, of Alabama, were pardoned last week. Hon. James L. Orr has accepted the nomination of a large number of the meru b.-rs of the South Carolina Convention for Governor of that State. Hon. B. F. Perry is to be n candidate tor U. S. Senator. Mayor Macbeth resumed, on Wednes day last, his functions as Mayor of the city ot Charleston, having been informed that he would be permitted so to do by the military commandant. The engineers of the Central Pacific Railway have demonstrated the prntieability ©f creasing the mountains of Sierra Nevada lit a gradient of only ninety feet to the mile, wheat the expected gradient was one hundred mid live feet. Colonel A 11. Marklaud, long identified with tin) military postal service of the gov ernment, stmts for California early next week, on business connected with the Post Office Department. Col. Markland conduct- j etl tlie Savannah Post Office until the arrival of Special Agent Harris. PeriLic Benefactress.— Mrs. S. A. Ai.len I lias jusdy earned ibis title, and tbousamlsnre j t bis day rejoicing <Jv« a fine head of hair ■ produced by her unequalled preparation for j restoring, invigorating, and beautifying the ; Hair. Her Worlo’s Hair Restorer quickly j i leanses the scalp and arrests the fait; the i 3irtii, it grey, is changed to its natural color, I jgiving it the same vitality and luxurious 1 quantity as in youth. For ladies end cliiL j siren, whose hair requires irequent dressing, the/'.ylobalsamurn, or World's Hair Dress ing. has no equul. No lady's toilet is com plete without it. Every Druggist has it lor bale. Oct 4-eocMw. IIEADQ’RS DIST. OF SAVANNAH,) 1 Ist Div. Dcf't or Georgia, > Savannah, Ua., Sept. 20, 1365 ) i Qbsebai. Orders,* • No. 27. > Ail persous receiving permits to ship ara tnuiuiion to this port, uuder the regulations promulgated iu circular irom the Secretary of the Treasury, of September Ist, 1865, will be permitted to sell ammunition to such persons who have received permits from the proper headquarters to retain firearms lor spoiling purposes. By command of Bvt. Maj. Gen. J. M. RRANNAN. Vvu.L A. Coulter, JL A. G. oct"—4 Helvhos.d's Highly Concentrated Com pound Fluid Extract Bockc—ls a certain and sate remedy, pleasant in taste and odor, ; H; 'd immediate iu its action in all diseases of : the E adder and Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Female Complaints, Organic Weakness, Obstruction ot Urine, and all diseases of the Urinary Organs, in every form, whether ex itirtiog ia male or female, and uo matter of bow lone standing. ! por Medical Properties, of Buchu, sec Dippersatory of the United States. Sec Proleasor DhWKt's vuluuble works on the Practice of Physic. See remarks made t>y the late celebrated Dr Physic, Phtiaflelpllfs . See remarks made by Dr Eluir.utt Me-; Dowisi.?., a Celebrated Put sicifß and Memf •bes of the Royal College of gorgeous, Ire land. and published in the Tiansaetlons of the lCiag and Queen’s Journal. See Medico-Utiirurgiiwt He view, published hy BfnJv*is Travers, Fellow of Royal College ofSurgeoos. See most of the late StaaJard Works of Medicine. Physicians please notice— J male no secret of ingredients. Ilelrabold's Concentrated Compound Fluid Extract of ISncbu ia composed of tiuchii, cubebs, and juniper berties, pre pared in vacuo by H. T. Helmboi.t*, and sold at his Drug aud Chemical Warehouse, .-'34 Brordway. N. Y. SPECIAL NOTICES. SATCHEIOR'S HAIR SYS ! The Original and Best In the World! The only trne r.ml perfect Hair Dye. Harmless. Reliable and Instan- I -ill ecu*. Produces immediate.}- a splendid Black or natural llrown, without Injuring the hair or skin. Remedies the il! effects of had dyes. Sold by all Drug gists. The genuine is signed William A. Batchelor. Also, REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLKFLEURS, Tor Restoring and Beautifying the Hair, anlt-ly CHARLES BATCHELOR, New York. ——■mmmm NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Situation Wanted, A YOUNG MAN who has haebthree or four years* -»• experience in th** Dty Goods business, desires a g tuition as cierk, either in a nothin** or Dry Goods Store. Can jrive th«* l>e*«t of reference. Address P. il, Herald Office. oct7-^ Perkins, Stern & Co.’s CALIFORNIA WINES. THF incfcasing popularity of our brands of those fine Win* a hut induced their extensive imitation. All deriirltiK geuQin** and pure Wines should that our •up v-righted label, bearing our name, place of 111 tints* and th f> Stite Sea! of California, i* upon each bottle. The follow.ng Wines are now offered by us, with our guarautee of thtir entire purity: WHITE, OR HOCK WINE, of a light strew color* very delicate, fine flavored, and clip?n<>r ana dinner wiue to Hock or Rhine. .A. IST GELIC A. A rich nnd naturally sweet wine, much admired by ■ndu sand valuable in the si*k chamber, as it make* fine wheys and jellies. It Is a fine dessert wine, and well adapted for Communion purpose*. MUSCATEL. This riip*-rb wine Is made from selected g apes. It is very Hellcat*. and will rnuk with the very highest sweet wines of Europe This Is a deep red color of good body and fine flavor. It is becoming very popular where a sightly astringent and delicate stimulant is desired. Iteing entirely a nat oral wine, i will agree with the most delicate organisa tion. WISTE BITTERS. Thcsj are made in our own cellars, from our own W MuS, aud will be found agreeable and plena tut. GRAPE BRANDY, Distilled from t t*second pressing of the graphs, and Is a pure and desirable art Le. - * J. K. Barnes, the Surgeon General of tb* United States, nfcfifltedby A?B's ant Surg. on \YoortWard, after a searching and »artful analysis id cur wines, pro nounces them all fuie, nnd udmi*tbly adapted for the ns-* of the sick and debilitated. l)r. Jackson the well knoWu (’ll* mist of Bc ston, co incides wi h thi opinion. The Boston Journal, Transcript. Traveller, Saturday Gazette* N. Y. Evening Post Tribune and a large pot* tl OH of ihe prehS throughout the C lintry, have, iu lead ing articles upon Anieric »n WilitS, extolled ttie sup* rior m-nte of thes9 wiu* s. The WmeiTonYention, held at Cleveland, Ohio.wheio OUr wllrt ckme iu «Omp tit ion vlth all tLe leading brands of Western Wines, awarded five premiums, out of six, to our wines. Iho Indiana btate Pair, endorsing th* opinion ex pri siedat Cleveland, awarded tH a Diploma and bilv*-r Medal. LET AMERICANS SUPPORT AMERI CAN INDUSTRY, A. KOHLER, car. Broughton unit JcftVrsou sts., Savannah. 8.4 b Agent lor tin 1 Stnfn of Georgia* oct7-lw SAVANNAH INSTITUTE FOR YOITJVrC-i LADIES. r fMIE EXERCISES of this School will bi resumed JL on WEDNESDAY, lith inst. Mr. Lancaster lias the pleasure of informing his pa tror.a and friends that he has wcured as associates in the lustriieUon uiM management of his School sever al highly educated and accomplished Ladies of Sa vannah. Resides the usual brain hes of an English Educa tion. Instruction will be given in Latin, French, Mu*ic—Vocal aud Instrumental—and Drawing. It is th" purpose of the Principal to establish a first rfa $ School for Young Ladies, in which ull the branches of a complete education may be pursued under ihc most favorable circumstances. The School wjHjinot bfc divided into Departments, but there will be division of classes, so that each pu pil may derive all the advantages of ltecituliou to the different Teachers. The Scholastic Year will be divided into Three Terms of fourteen weeks each. KATES OF TUITION. Senior Cla*e, Ist aud 2d Terms $35 each. ncolor Class :u\ Terms 30 “ luuior Chase, Ist and 2d Terms 23 “ Junior Clas>, 3d 'Jertn 24 “ Music, Vocal aud Instrumental $27 per term. Drawing . Extra charges madp for Mafic and Drawing only. Tuition bills payable during the term. ■» - Lancaster, octT-lw Principal. STATIC OP GEORGIA, LIBERTY COL’N’tY.-To all whom It m «y concern : Whereas, John Moan will apply at tlie O-uri of Ordi nary for fa tteis of Administration ou the tstafa of »f.tin •<* Sloan, deceased. These are. then fore, to cite and adtnonbh all whom if may o •nceru. to fa and eppear Ur fore tho Comt. to make objecti n (if any tfay haw), on or belor** the 11 3t Monday in Ducvmher m*Xt, O.CUeiwiss sai l Letters Win be grtfiftW: Witness W. I J . Oirardeau. l*eq , Ordinary for Liber ty county, thlfl 2d Cvtooer, 1806. o IT W. P. (MR ARD&«U, O l. p. WTATR OF (lEORQtA, LIBERTY COUNTY -To all >- whom it may coec-fa • Wiirnas, Simnu riarrington will apply at the Court of Urdllmry for Letteis ot Adn.inistratiou on tlie estate of K- p. Hamagtou, de vasal, Thei« are th nfoae, to cite and admonish nil whom it mny co cein to brand appear UiO.o ihc Court, to’; make o'j'V'lou (if nt.y they haw), on or before the ' fi st Moii'iny In Deceujb.r next otlmwia? »;»id fatten; will b* granttd. Witntss W. I*. Girardeau, E>q., Ordinary for Liberty county, this 2d October, 1565.- - *- «ci7 Wi P, GIRARDEAU, O. LKJ* Just Received, I * ! PER STEAMER CAMBRIA; 100,000 “Henry Clay” Ssgars, Which will be eul<l low. RUE, WHITNEY * CO o:t*-3 YOC Bay street. TO TRAVELLERS. New and Cheap Puhlications, Artemas Ward; his Travels, $1.50, The Lost Will*s&o cents. Gu* Howard, 76 cents. Verner's Pride, $1.60. j The Curse of Chiton, $1.50. bwnrd and Gown, ttO cent**. . U iI. Great Expectations, 75 cent?. The Chunmngs, sl. The Castle's Heir, $1.60. Guy Liviugntone, $1.60. Ma jor Jones' Courtship, sl. Major Jones’ Chronicles of Pincvillc, st. Polly Penblossom's Wedding, sl. And other Novels, at ESTIU/3 NEWSPAPER and PERIODICAL STORE, oct7-t Bull otreet, hacA ot Po»t Ofllce. B. CUTINO, BRYAN STREET, under Hotel, and northeast corner of Hull and JelTersou streets. J.adics Hair Dresser. All orders prc mptly attended to. Indies waited on at their rekidmcCH, Head Dresses, Curie, Water falls, Pufla aud Head Ornaments, of the latent Parie isn styles, cc.mt&nt ly on hand, and made to order by the best Prenclt art lets. octT-lw M4K AbVKtt+isfcMENY*. sOi'TI lERY COTTON WAREHOUSE, CORNFB OJU BAY AND LINCOLN STS., SAVANNAH. GA. O’PALLON & CO., FACTORS, Forwarding A Commission MERCHANTS, RESPECTFULLY Invite attention to onr facilities for the purchase or movement of Southern I’rodnets, and will give prompt attention to h)I busi ness entrusted to our care. Intending to establish perm mently a ILu-e in Savanuth expect by strict bittiness principles to merit and receive a portion of the Trade. Having a commodious Warehouse for Cotton, we are prepared to buy, or receive on consigrnaent to cur friends In New York or Europe, nnd will make ad vances on same ; picking, re-baling or mending all Cotton before shipping, thereby saving the enormous expen-e incurred in Northe n cities by this process They solicit a portion of the business of the people of Georgia sad of adjoining State*. OFEICE, STODDARD’S RANGE CORKER OF BAY AVI) LINCOLN STRRB! rS, ZW~ Poet Office Address, Lock Box -3. octT-3in Notice. MES* RS. BELL, WYLLY A CHRISTIAN will have no sale in front of their Store this day. pur chasers at our Cargo Stile yesterday are informed that their Goods are ready for delivery. oct? House to Rent. a VERY DERIRABLE IIOUSK and Garden Lot.— seven Parlor Room**, and one of the situations at Thunderbolt. Will rent reason able to u good tenant. For parthulars apply to J V. BARBEE It At A. M. Scarborough’s, 14ft Congress street Just Received, PER STEAMER CAMBRIA, English dairy cheese, i C. il. Grant brand candles, ••Henry'Clay” brand ofSegars, In store and lor sale by RUE, WIUTNEY & CO, octt-3 202 Bav street. BALTIMORE COLLEGE, OF DENTAL SURGERY. The regular Lectures of the Twenty-Sixth Annua Session wilt commence November Ist. The Infirmary will open October 16th Faculty: THOMAS F.. BOND, A. M„ M. D. Pathology and Therapeutics. PHILIPH. AUSTIN, A. M., M. D., D. D. S., Dental Science and Mechanism. A. SNOWDEN PIGGOT, A. M., M. D., Anatomy aud Physiology. F. J. S. OORGAS, A. M , M. D, D. D. S„ Dental Surgery. RUSSELL MURDOCH, A M., M. D , Chemistry. HENRY HOBART KEECH, D. D. S., Demonstration of Operative Dentistry. THOMAS ROLLERS WATERS, D. D. S., Demonstratiou ot Mechanical Dentistry. For information address F. J. S. GORGftS. H. D. 43 Hanover street, Baltimore, Md. oct2 law-4 w VVESLEYAiY Female College. 'T'HE Twenty-eightli Annual Session opens OCTO- A BKlt 2d. 18D&. Ihe Faculty i-i complete. The rates for the First Term, which ends December Slst, arc as follows: Regular Tuition in College Classes S3O oO Regular Tuition in Pi eporatory class 22 pO French, Music, (optional;, with use of instrument 33 < 0 Board, lhcludiuK Washing, Fuel— DO 00 To be paid in advance, in currency or its equivalent. J. M. BJNNELL. President. Maoon, Ga. au23-lawt6oct Administrator’s Notice. TWO months after date application will be made to iheCotm of Ordinary of Chatham county for leave to sell all Ihe real estate of James Bttbo, de ceased. for the purpose of distribution. JOHN O. FERRTLL, octf-law2m Administrator. STATE OF UEOUUIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.—To alt whom It may concern : Wherereas, James L. llaupt will apply at the Court of Onttiiiit) for I.ettprs of Adnilfilstration on the Estate or Jane liartiftt Deceased. These are, therciore, to cite and admonish all whom it may concern, to be and appear before said Court to make ojcction (If any they have) on or be fore the first Monday in November next, otherwise said letters will be granted. Witness, mv band and ofitciai signature, this 28th day of September, 1865. oct 2 law D. A. O’BYRNE, Ordinary. STATE OF GE >RGIA, CHATHAM COUOTY.—To all whom it m»»y concern • Wh< re is, Julian Ilartridge will apply ut the Cou t of Ordinary for Letters of Administration, de bonis non, rum testamento annoxo, on the estates of Peter shick aud Robert M Charlton, Senior, deccared; de ceased ; and also for Letters of Administration on the estate of Margaret Charlton, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite mid admonlrti all whom it may concern, to be and taid Court to make objection (I: any they have), on or before the first Monday in Novemoer next, otherwise said Let lers will be granted. Witness my hand and official signature, this 27th day of September, 13U5. «etc D. A. O’BYRNE, Ordinary. FREIGHT FOR MACON By Wagons, Wanted. Apply t« i BRIGHAM. BALDWIN ACO^. MILISERY GOODS. Jha\*3 just returned from New York, and h ive brought out one of the best selected frtcl.s of Milinery Dress Goods AND su3l2£¥ : Ever bwesiu. :c ‘.his markon Tbe Go;i3 v,-21 be soi.l cheap. I will receive Trceklr the latest aiilinery under Surlvan Huuse. Corner of Hull anil Congresr Streep Lane. octe-lmo STR3. PEASS "V\ r h.olesale and Retail GROCERIES AND LIQUORS. WM. H. SHERWOOD & CO., Savannah, Georgia, southweet corner of Broughton and Jefferson streets, under St. Andrew’s Hall. Wc are receiving by every steamer fresh article! of Groceries of every description. Liquors imported and direct from manufacture* are offered at prices to suit the trade. sept2n-lm Pound, A POCKET BOOK, containing some money. The owner can have the same by proving property dud pay lug f r this advertisement. Apply at this office, octs-2 .JIJNK. o K QRCSS INK, In Btands, it *8 SO per gross. IS fyi) ilosen Arnold’s Writing Fluid, pints, at $7 per dozen. For sale by WAVILLE & LEACH. »nl? ts eor. Bryan street and Market square. Mist KLLA*fcOt S. NEW BOOK STORE, 117 lllM.lirsS STREET, 3 'Doors West fro in W hltakor. ■ THK undrrwgnofl lm«* npeued a New Book Store ; ar ITT Conure** street. The public arc reapetiully invited to call and ex- , amine bis stock of books. sfh*H>! books, jmeniie Ixx k-*. religious books. Sunday lx*oks, j blank bo*»ks, ptati<»nery. card phtogragb-. photo- i graph albuioM. fancy rubber b lip, fort balls, lancy ' box**!*. #c., Ac. The leading nevritapers snd perimlicals will be kept j counamly *>n hard, Miid American and Foreign Monthly and Quarterly Reviews w ill be fnmifched to •üb< ribers at the regular subscription rates. special atteution will be given to Sunday School i Lutrature and l.thraries will he promptly supplied to 1 in the dty and country. School Re- j qui-iica ot all kind* for teachers and scholars kept . irnttUutly on hand. The nnderstgned la agent for the American School Aparatus Company, and is prepared to furnish School Furniture and School App iratus of all kinds, at the shortest notice, aud at tbe lowest rates. H. Mallon. oct 2-1 w DRUG STORE FOB SALE. In order to arrange the inien-st of the late J. M. Abrahams, THE ESTABLISHMENT OF— J. M. ABRAHAMS & CO., GIBBONS’ RANGE, IS OFFERED FOR SAI.E. This is one of The Oliiest anil Best Located Stands .IV THE CITY, A-iid is xvovtliy the Attention of Rarties seeking a Pleasant and Profitable Business APPLY TO A. A. SOLOMONS A CO. OCt.9-3 NEW SICIH.T POR’6S ECLI P The Great Invention of the Age in Hoop Skirts, J. W. Brmllev’s ISnv Patent Unpex Filip, tic (or Double) Spring Skirt. THIS Invention consists of Dnplex (or two; Ellptic Pure Refined Steel Springs, Ingeniously braided t’ghtly and firmly together, edse to edge, making the toughest, most flexible, elastic ami durable Spring ever used. They seldom bend or break like the sin gle Springs and conpequently preserve their perfect and beautiful shape more than twice as Jong as any Single Spring Skirt that ever lias or can be made. The wonderful flexibility and great comfort :iud pleasure to any lady wealing the Duplex Elliptic Skirt will be experienced particularly in nil crowded Assem blies, Operas. Carriages. Railroad Cars, Church Pews, Arm Chairs, for P.oinenade and House Dress, as the Skirt can be folded w hen in n«e to occupy a small place aseislly and conveniently as a Silk or Muslin Dress. A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort an l great convenience of wearing the Dnplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for a single day will never after wards willingly dispense with their use. Uor children, misses and young ladies they are superior to all oth ers. The Hoops are covcrfd with 2 ply double twisted thread and will wear twice as long as the single yarn covering which Is used on all Single Steel lloop Skirts. The three bottom rods on every Skirt are also Double Steel, and twice or double covered to prevent the cov ering from wearing off the rods when dragging down stairs, stone steps, Ac., w hich they are constantly nubject to when in use. All are made of the new and elegant Co.tied Tapes, and are the best quality in every part, giving to the wearer the most graceful and perfect shape possible and are unquestionably tbe lightest, most desirable, comfortable and economical SKirt ever made. WESTS’, BRADLEY A CARY, (late J. I. & J. O. West,) Proprietors of the Invention, and Sole Manu facturers. t»7 Chambers and *0 and SI Read*, streets, New York. For sale iu all first class stores in this city, and throughout the United States aud Canadas, Havana de Cuba, Mexico, South America, and the West In dies. Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic (or double) Spring Skirt. jyS Stf Lost. 525 REWARD ON the evening of the flr-t instnnt. while rilling In the wesiem part of the city and its suburbs, u Pocket Mctrnraiidum book contiin'.ng about thirty dollars inGreen backs, a note for about fti'JO, .iglied by A. N. Miller, also sundry papers of no value only to the owner. The finder will please leave it at this office aud receive the above reward, oct 3-61. / “NOTICE. THE undersigned having returped to the city, begs leave to inform his fellow-citirens of Bavnnnuh aud thvpuolic generally, that he will open in a few days, ifiid wiil beep constantly on hand ai ?Jo. 183 Congress Street, A Complete Assortment of HOOt H, SIIOPR, ICntK, Cap m* Furnishing and Fancy Goods. Which will fa offered at WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL AT PRICM TO SUIT THE TIMES. wis-3 s. bi. roi.m.vt;. Sundries. BAIESGtNNY BAGGING i.m pfat g Inland Bagging 10 bv» Twine 10i» bbk Rice. For sale by W. n. ADAMS. octs 3 n<>. 95 Bay etreot. WCDLLiGI LEAD CO., Ho, M Duon 1 Street, Hew Tori, HAVE constantly on hand, their well known brands of DROP SHOT. LEAD PIPE, BUCK 4HOT, SHEET LEAD r.nfi BAR LEAD, Which they offer for sat at the lowest maiket prices. Orders solicited, nnd <htpments promptly attended to. JAMESMcCULLOUGH President. aep 12-1 mn HAY. on A BALE-S PRIME NORTH RIVER HAY.-- OUU For sale to alive by JMS2S t UNTER &O A MMEI.L, CORN AUD HAY. ctS-3 CLAQHORNi CtJNNINQHAM. t LOMMUtoiOS MK.nt HA ATS. D. H. BALDWIN & CO., 178 Pea a I Strut, lew Y ork. D. 11. Bamvnt.l y* ,-l- J F CrvviKos / NtW '" k * 11. Bkiouau, ) «, Mfir- |, oct4-3m C. M UoLbr, l Sa ' annah - MACKY, BEATTIE l CO. SHIPPIKB AUD GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 203 and AOS Bay Street, SAVANNAH. GA. OFFER FOR SALE the following Goods, on the most reasonable terms. 250 bbls Whiskey, Mountain Dew 'i DH) •* Bucaeye Reserve i P “ Ponrbon j ... t “ “ » years old Stag Bourbon ! 2o ” - Pine Apple tnZSK!* “0 •• *• Burkam’s Bourbon i Wat Hat lon 15 *• “ Old F»in'ly Jjye | 15 *• •• Old Reotified Toeelber witii a laree assomurnt of Port, Sherry and Madeira Win. a. Heidatck A Cos., aud Keytnond’d Champaißuea, Brandies, ulna. Hams, German A Ridgeway Bitterr, Ac. In connection with the above, we offer for aale Choice Family Flour, Bacon Sides, Shoulder*, Lard, *r. Liberal advances made on consignment to MACKY & BEATTIE. rep2s-tf PHILADELPHIA, PA. N. A. HARDEE & CO., Shipping, Commission and For warding Merchants, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Will make liberal Cash Advances od consignments to our fiiends, Norton, Slaughter A Cos. 40 Broad street, lev York. oetG-lm Wm. H. Burroughs & Co s and commission merchants. No. 97 Bay street, savannah, Ga. For the sale of Cotton and other Produce, Lumber, Timber, risn tations and all kinds ot Real Katate. We now offrr several Rice Plantations near the city, a number of Cotton and Provision Plant it ions. Timber lands. City Properly, and a few lots in the Mineral or Northwest ern p?tiT of the State. i»ep2G-l m I I. Gowdy, COMMISSION MERCHANT, 196 BAV SThBST. ANDF.RSONS’ WHARF, SAVANNAH, (lA. oct?-mos List of VALUABLE PACKAGES, Remaining in Adam'* Express Compa ny’s Office, Oct. 3d, ISBS. B. Budge. Gilbert A Boyse, Ca pt Michael Bussell, II A, 175th N Y Baker, J ndge B Berlin, Ralph Bohn. It U Balkara, Lieut IT G c. Corley, Chao r>. Davis, Amos care Q l Drake Davis, Mrs J H Davis, C O Dasher. Israel Dante, Wm Dasher. Mrs W H Draper, A (4 Dodd, Margaret Davis, Mrs J D E. EaU's, Albert F. Flinn, Mlihael O, Grant, Lieut Miller B 11. Haley, Sergt Peter Hite, D Hart, H L Ileery, John Harris A Miller Houston, Col E J, Joy, H M, Htli A C Iverson, Edward Jordan, F J Janney, T B Jones, J L K. Kiernan, Thos Kirkpatrick, ,T o KlUf', O P Kavanaugh, ,11* M. Miller, Eobt, 17th A (’ Mbrriss, Mrs n Modlc. Mrs O Mosher, A, 125th N Y Muller, H H Moode, A IV. Niven, A. Cos E, Isth Me Norwood, Mrs Thos Nngenf, Wm r». Palletier, Madam C Powei, S Pc. ry, C«1 J S li. Rilley, Michael Rutledge, Bev N H Rolf, Dolt Richardson, J «, Smith, Andrew Stookes. Miss Mary Snow, H C X, Thornton, Mrs Hannah Trine, N, Cos A, 18th Ind Toole, J Regt Vannaha, Benj C w. Weslcm, Capt C B Wade, E C Western, Capt C B Whttner. Capt B F Whelan, Thad, care DWUllama. ,1 II Wood Wood, Lieut Henry ortS ts E. P. TUN ISON, Agent, Eope and Bagging 1 AH COILS Richardson’s -Green Lear ROPE, lUU 52 bales Gunny Bagging, For wile by H.GOWDY, oct6-ood6 1% Bay street, Anderson’s wnarf. LOST, BETWEEN j. K. Wilder’s Steamship Dock and Broughton street, a small TRAVELING BAG. Tim tinder will be liberally rewarded by tearing the same at this office. •, octC*:: B. W. Tilton, Agt., BSAxnrrAOTv&zua. TT'OItMKRLY Tilton, Worrall A Mary, Southern -T Carriage Ware rooms, No. ole Broadway, New York. Monniactory—Monut Vernon, N. Y. oCtC-lm Joseph Smith, FIELD, GARDEN, GRASS AND FLOW ER SEEDS, No. fi r Liberty Street, IVew York City. ORDERS for Seed.-* by mall will be promptly execu ted and forwarded by Kxprcw*. f\ O. !#. N. B.—*The Trade snppliud on the most liberal terms. Priced Cipsloguen will be sent upou applica tion by mail. octO-eodiO Noticeo . i : .. j'_i. /"TONRIONKES per Steamship Cambrie, from Phil \J ndelphia.wUl attend to the receipt of their goods loading this Usy st Pioneer Steamship Wharf. (inoos remaining on wharf niter sunset will be stored at risk and expense of consignees, oeill-l HUNTER A UAMMELL, Scotch Whiskey fpWO Puncheons of Stewart’a Paisley's Malt Whls- X key. Just received per Steamer Cambria, and for sale by MACKY, BEATTIE * CO* octG-lw 2W3 and 2ns Bay street. Booms to Bent. ONB FURNISHED and Me unfurnished Sleeping Hooma for gentlemen, in a convenient part of the dty. Reference required. inquire at Herald office, octC-2 Bagging and Bope 5 BALER SUNNY BAGGING, Standard Weight 2 bales Dundee nagging. Extra Heavy I hale Dundee Bagging, Medium Weight Wrolla -TO * Co?* Magging, Assorted Weight 60 Mia Richardson's Hemp Hope In Store and for sale by •„ „ ip ■; LJ- Gf'ILMARTIN * CO., °««- 3 No t«lay arrest. tlill.Mfi THEATRE! MiSAoraS, Messrs. Raimosu A HAaitTo-; SATI'IIDAV EVKSISG, OCT.-, Bulwer's Great Play of RICHELIEU. Or, The Conspiracy, BiehdMc. Mr.HamlUo, Ju.i- ue Mortimer Ml „ Uordo “ To conclude with the SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM. oct. - • QIT OTATIONB For Soiitliern Bank Notes. BANKING HOUSE OT MANNING & DE FOREST, 19 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. CORRECTED SEPT. 20. 18C5 VIRGINIA. Bank of Berkeley RAT '< - Commerce. Frederteksbnp’-'! il “ Charleston, charleston “ the Commonwealth “ Howardsville “ Old Dominion “ Philippi ; *• Rockbridee •• Rockingham. 2 Scottsvllle •• the Valley J” “ Virginia "j; S •• Winchester Central Bank of Virginia in Corporation ol'Alexandria Danville Bank, Danville... .• j" Exchange Bank of Va., Norfolk ' Farmers’ Bank of Fincas’le 25 •• “ Richmond Merchants' Bank, Lynchburg "V Montlcello Bank _ Northwestern Bank at Jeffersonville so Southwestern Bank, Wythesville " j. Traders' Bank, Richmond t.......,.u NORTH CAROLINA. Bank of Cape Fear 3 j ■' Charlotie... " Clarendon •• Commeiee - Fayetteville 'l2 •• “ North Carolina “ Wadesborough 2b " Washington " Wilmington “ Y’unceviile Commercial Bank, Wilmington 'is Farmers' Bank of North Carolina 30 Merchants’ Bank, Newborn 30 Bank of Roxboro’ y, Miners and Planters’ Bank. 25 Bank of Thnmasville 25 SOUTH CAROLINA. Sink of Camden u “ Charleston..... ....{7 " Chester 12 “ Geo'getown 17 - Hamburg j; “ Newbury 21) '‘ South Carolina is “ State of South Carolina 18 Commercial Bank. Columbia 16 Exchange •• “ ...11 Farmers’ and Exchange 74 Merchants’, Cheraw i« People’s Bank, Fairfleid 40 Plasters' •• n Piasters’ and Mechanics’ Bank 13 South W. R. R. -.0 State Bank iu Union Bank .15 GEORGIA Angnsta Insurance and Banking Company 10 Bank of Augusta 20 “ Athens 26 ” Columbus 12 • Commerce .i.,...; 10 *• Fulton 20 “ EmpircState 12 “ Middle Georgia 50 •* Savannah .„..40 Bank of Slate of Georgia 26 Central Railroad Banking Company To City Bank of Augußta 20 Farmers'and Mechanics 16 Georgia Railroad aud Banking Company 76 Marine Bank jo Mechanics’ Bank 10 Merctmutu tnd Planters’ Bank Id Planters'Bank it Timber Cutters' Bank Union •• 10 State Bank. Union Bank ALABAMA. Bank of Mobile .06 “ Montgomery on “ Selma i S5 Commercial Bank v" Central “ 70 Eastern Bank 40 Non hern “ so Southern “ 05 TEN NESSBE. Bank of Chattanooga 17 “ Middle Tennessee 5« " Tennessee 1» W r estTennessee....,l 25 City Bank of Nashville 25 Merchants’ “ Ococe •• 55 Planters’ •• J 40 Shelbyvkle “ 50 Tnidere’ “ Union “ 45 EOI7I SI AN A . Bank of America ..95 “ Louisiana 30 " New Orleans ... . 50 Canal Bank 95 Citizens' Bank ; .. .—95 Crescent City 60 Louisiana State Bank 60 Mechanics’ and Traders’ Bank 90 Merchants' ” 50 Southern •* 96 Union \ “ 60 New Orleans City Scrip 90 STATE BONOS AND COUPONS. Virginia Bonds. 67559 N Carolina ” 50682 S Carolina “ 60@70 Georgia ” 7 —Bo®Bs Tennessee “ i— Uj..RU@B2 MempMsClty “ »*» Augusta,On. “ 70 Savaunah,Ga.“ : ...‘. 6 The above Bonds are bought with Coupons included from IS6I Included. North Carolina Conpons 16 Memphis City ” i......8u®56 Tennessee ” ... *' Georgia " • W These Quotations are liable to Buctuato, and mnnot lie relied on for any length of time. aepsC so u theiTn Ex|H)iling and Impoiliug COMPANY, OF FLORIDA. THIS association is prepared to make advances In currency of Gold on consignments of Cotton. Naval Stores, Lumber, Ac., to their agent In Liver pool. Orders solicited for goods frpm merchants and pla ters. The itrlcteat attention will be paid to all orders however small, for goods (Torn England, France or Germany. Our Savannah and Charleston Agents, being salaried, make no charge for forwarding eitner way and will fumlsli clxcnlar or details. K. F FLOYD, President, Jacksonville, Fia- Aotxrrs:—-E. T. Paine, Liverpool, England; K. L* Screven, Charleston, S. C.; Henry Dry an, Savannac. Oa. Smos seplS The Steam Flour Mill TO HSK<r. THIS large Mill, adapted to Floor. Meal and Grit*. will he tented to an approved tenant for one or more years. i Also, The lands east of the Mill, down »» Jones’Caual. well adapted to Gardening, Grass, Ac. Alro, The Race Truck, two miles from the city, on the Augusta Road, Including the Goodal land. Also, A tract of land on the south aide of the same rot ll opposite to the Race Track. For terms apply to G B. Lamar or George. Owens, Esqrs. C. A. Lamar. Administratrix of C. A. L. Lamar’s Esiste. sepao 2awlra "mackerel 600 -W— ffIHS&K sMSt? scpt2l-tf Bay street, opp. Mariner's Chordt