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L 0 C A_L MJI TTK k . Testimonial to Capt. Dm. Aitov, or thr Perit —A very pleasant affair occurred yes terday on board the steamship Peril, of the i Pioneer Line, being the presentation of a tes timonial to the popular Captain by his j passengers upon a lair trip. The tes timonial was in the form of an elegant aurt massive silver cup with gold lining, •;ml was preaented to him by one of his late passengers, with an accompanying letter signed by the donors. The letter expresses a high estimate of Cap.t. Dtlanoy's character •iud efficiency as an officer, and kindness and courtesy 03 » gentleman, and wishes him continuous health and prosperity. Captain Defhnoy responded in a few well chosen words of acknowledgement, modestly assur ing bis frieDds that be had done only what he considered his duty by them. \\ itb char acteristic hospitality Capt. Delanoy then in sisted on making an -‘occasion” of it, and the whole party afterwards sat down to an elegant lunch in the saloon of the steamer. The presentation cup is of elegant pattern and of costly make and finish. It bears upon one side the Inscription; “Edwin A. Dela noy, from the Passengers ot steamer Peri*, Sept. 18th, 18C5." THE COURTS. BFTORE UEtT. COL. M. T. HOLBROOK. FKOVO3T MAR SHAL, DISTRICT OF SAVANNAH. Savannah, Cct. 6,1885. Cpoa the application of Miss VirginiaC. Dudley, of savannah, to be allowed to take Into her charge and guardianship Marla (colored) child of Rosa Lewis ; it was ordered that the petition be granted, and she empowered to take charge ol Maria, by and with the consent of the pufeuta of said ctilld, guarentee uig on her part to clothe her, give her good and wholesome food, medical attendance if necessary, and Instruct her in housekeeping, until Maria ar. U ves at the age of eighteen years. Maria, on her n-,t to live with Miss Virginia C. Dudley, to be an -obedient and good girl, and obey all orders given to nor in coiysideration of the above agreement. It w,u also ordered that the agreement remain binding , non the parties until it Is dissolved by mutual con. -.ent or made void by civil law or military authority. A. A. Davis vs. Abraham Burke (colored)—Recov-’ ervofdcbton Promissory Note; claim $10; it wa3 ordered that the case be marked, settled by consent or parties. Counsel for defendant Hon. D. A, O'Byvne. ‘ . The United Slates by Policeman Graham, vs. rattick Short-Drunk and riding a horse belonging to Government. Case dismissed on payment of costt. The United States by Policeman Dttignan, vs. R Franklin, colorcd-Larceny. It was ordered that tie par a fine of one hundred dollars, and costs of suit, and in default of payment he bo aoutlncd in Chat ham countv jail for the term 0 r Iwo months, and thereafter be discharged upon payment of three dol lars costs of suit. The Unifed Slates by Policeman ComSsky, as. Mary Roehford—Assault with Intent to kill. Margaret Wlllix prosecutrix. From the evidence adduced In the foregoing, -ase it appeared that the defendant had been guilty of an aggravated assault and battery. It was ordered that she pay a flue of fifty dollars and , osts of suit, and In default, ha confined in Chatham county jail until the same be paid, not to exceed two niofitUs. Vlie United Statei by Policeman .Sinclair, vs. Jack Roberson colored-disorderly riding through the streets. The defendant being a stranger and pleading ignorance of orders, and It being shown that the members of his family artVslcX in the country, was discharged with a reprimand. { COMMUNICATED. 1 White Laborers Wanted. Heretofore It has been the policy to discourage w hite labor in the South ; oar laborers were princi pally colored slaves. From that Tact no white per son labored who could, by any honorable means, avoid It. in fact, it was generally considered dis. graceful to tabor; our sous and daughters were brought up in Idleness ; there really were no reason why those whose parents had plenty of negroes should work. That time has passed, and the s oner we rCallze it the better It will be for us all, Svary tub now stands upon Its own bottom, and many, very many of us, besides the negro, will have to bot tom our own tub. Therefore, those who have a bot tom to their tub, (that is, those who have land.l h.;d better turn la aud work for a living, for In idleness we will soon find ourselves without a bottom, for It will take but u short time to eal up the value of u good patch of laud at two to live dollars per acre, provided we remain In Idleness and continue our habits of ex travagance. There is one thing certain ; that Is, that those who labor Industriously and live economically, will in a few years own the real estate of this country ; be they white or black. Industry,Perseverance and Economy, noty have a field of endgmrlgcmeit before them. The time has arrived when ficncst-Abor is about tobe apprecMted, - The laborer where toll is the wealth of the Nation, Whose breasts arc Its bulwark when danger is nigh. ” To this class of people wo now appeal. Come - o Georgia, fir Georgia has a» the dlversifc of soil ami climate, from tlicSeabWif to tiicl Mountains. The one for agricultural purposes stand unequaled waile the other abound in hills charged with gold and other valuable metals. With all these advantages, strange to tell, laud can be purchased in Georgia for less money than any State iu the Union. Davis i Son Land Brokers at (Augusta, 0a.,: are offering land from 1 to 10 dollars per acre, some of the mostjdeslrable plantations In the State They Lease or sell Aprlcultural or Mineral lands. There fore we 3av In confidence ti the honest and indus trious emigrant, come to Georgia, come at once, your skill and labor Is needed to make Georgia what nature latended It should be. The Sia^State. Cargo Sale Yesterday.—Messrs. Bell, Wylly A Christian, sold at auction yesterday, the cargo of ttie British schooner “Albert,” from Nassau. Thefyi -1 jiving is u full report of the sale : Uroceriej.—p boxes St. Croix sugar, lie. per lb.; 10 bags crffie—St. Domingo, Jamaica, ltio, “S'lasoe. per lb.; jo boxes family soap, lljq.il'i.qcper lb.; 10 boxen London yellow soap, ll xala&fe per lb.; lu boxes Castile soap, Me. per lb.; lo boxes'oflee oil, i « per doz.: 2 ) coils hemp rope, 17c. per ib.; Is (foils .Manilla rope, 2lc. per lb.; 2 bales twine, 71c. per He; 50 kegseut nails. $,.75 per keg; 20 boxes glass, gxio, $6.25 per box; 20 boxes galas, lux 12, $5.75; 20 boxes glass, 12X16, s;.2j; 2e boxes glass, 12x18, js.li. Liqi’oks.— \h cases MarteUa brandy, in bond, sll per ease; 30 casefcojcotcli whisfcy, in bond, |6.50a Dry 0 ops. —L.ease lilac prints, 1834 vnrda 80a 32k cents per yaffil ; 1 case crape. r.40 vnrda, 67Vf a 82)3 cents per yard ; 1 ease pavilion gauze, 2,u24 yards, 37)4 cents per yard; 1 case, containing 12 doz. white plus in sheets, HTVfcents per dozen ; 65 gross Indr pins, 27)6 cents per gross ; 71 great gross hooks sad eyes, $lO5 1 per great gross; 2 cß*es, each 100 and >zen Amoy's spool cotton, assorted,' 50 cents per dozen ; 1 case IV. B. linen thread, 252 tbs.. $1 25 per pound ; 3 cases, containing 10 pieces Lancaster de laines, 336 yards, 22 cents per yard ; p; pilot's)lnen crash, 400 yards, 14’cents per yard ; 4 pieces Irish Imen, 130)4 yards, 50 a 60 cents per yard ; 1 croc printed cassuncre, 23 yards, $1 to per yard ; 30 and Jz. Puen Handkerchiefs (child's), |l 2.1 per dozen ; 90 dozen lawn handkerculefs, colored borders,«jil 2) per dozen ;31 4-4 fancy cotton handkerchiefs, as2 60 per'dozen; 20 dozen 14 madder cotton handker chiefs, 75 a $2 60 per dozen ; 40 dozen 4-4 yellow cot ton handkerchiefs, 75 a $2 S:l per dozen ; 9 dozen line white ground muslin 'handkerchiefs, $2 75 per dozen; 108 gross silk and velvet dress buttons, 5 ets. per gross; 40 gross silk and velvet dress 1 muons, 5 cents per gloss; 44)6 gross silk aud Velvet dress but tons, 6 cents per gross; 0 gross glass dress buttons, t' cents per gross. Boom ajoi iu r;.—6 cases russet boots, 100 pairs, 51 50 per pair j 2 cases brogaus, IS a pairs, $4 45 per ikr staTiostkt.—2 cases letter paper, 150 reams, $2 per ream ; 2 caaC3 letter paper, 100 reams, $2 per ream ; 1 case foolscap, 100 reams, $2 per ream ; 100 grosß steel peus, 50c, per gross; 46 dozen line pen knives, $5 a sl4 per dozen ; 30 gross lead pencils, $2 per gross. Oeparturc off Steamship, and Steamers. . TOR KBW YORK. Steamship Oepcral Sedgwick, Saturday, October 7th, at lo a. m. Steamship Nevada, Saturday. October 7tb, at 7 o'clock a. m. Steamship Perit, Saturday, October 7th. at 9 o'cl*ck sjtn. !.>(. / . / / for rntLADELrniA. Steamship Cambria, 3atprda), Oet*ber 7th. at 10 o'clock p. tfe* 1 ***•’•■ ' * FOB DARIEN. Steamer General Sheplejr, Saturday, October 7tb, at 2 o’clock p. m. FOR FLORIDA. dll, Steamer Fountain, every Saturday morning, at 9 o’clock. ... THAWts,—We arc under obligations to Mi Geo. W. t'lese, Parser es the steamer McClellan, l'e late Now York papers. ‘California Wives for this ...... seen by an advert lament in another column the celubrated California Wines which.have recently at rained so high a pbb-e among the wines es aU rnnm tries, and which have enjoyed a steadily increasing popularity duirng the few years in which they have been in the marker, have been introduced into the Savannah market. Tim agent for this city and State, is Mr. A. Kohler, a brother of the original manufacturer of the wines In California. The California Wines have ever liad the distinction of being free from adulteration to a degree unequalled by any other wines. But the directness with which they reach Mr, Kohler fiom the producer is a further assurance of their gemiincs* We heartily recommend these wines, their tine slaver, and richness, their parity,, and general superior qua lities. We take pleasure In calling attention to the ad vertisement of Messrs. O'Kallon A Cos., which ap pears hi our columns to-day, and assure our friends in the interior that any business entrusted to them, could not be placed In better hands The monied resonices of the hou3c are large, and the gentlemen comprising the firm are merchants of the highest business Integrity aud qualifications, well known throughout the United States. I-rovost Corsvr.—Capt. Samuel Cowdrey having ' been relieved from duty as Provost Marshal, Sub- District of the Ogechee, ail business In the Provost Courts will In future be brought before Lieut. Col. M. T Holbrook, Provost Marshal District of Savannah. FIiVAXCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Savannah Oct. e, 1865. Remarks The past week has been, perhaps, without special features with a fair business doing in all descriptions of goods. The advance noticed in last week’s report, in gro ceries, dry goods, etc., was maintained Several ar ticles In the grocery and provision lmo continue ad vanclng, and the market for them is greatly unset tled. During the week we noticed many merchants about towu, from the Interior, Southern Georgia, East and Middle Florida, whose purchase of goods were very large. Although the rivers everywhere arc low, pur chases are made; the goods stored and Insured, and the merchants await a rise In the rivers for transportation. The Dry Goods Market Is firm, and a very good interior trade was done the past week. We quote bleached goods at 35 to 58 cents per yard : Prints, 31 to 33*Jc. per yard : Primed Delaines, 45c. per yard; Cotton Flannels, 5i ceuts per yard ; French Merinos, $1 10 per yard ; Domestic Gingham, 4uc. per yard ; calicos are retailing irom 45 to soe. per yard. The gold market uas been very active, and the precious metal was in fair demand at slightly ad vanced rates by brokers. Unciirrent money Is In nominal demand. Central Railroad, old Issue’s, are readilp purchased at 80 cts., .uid ail offered meets with a ready sale. The Bank ! of Savannah continues redeeming its old issues at 4u ! cents. I'Tnu nritil. LxeiiANor. -A very quiet market combines, nnd ! the rates remain v.liuoiit change. The Rank con tinues to sell sight drans on New York and other ! Northern cities at par. Hank Rates for sklmnu Exchange.—Foreign Exchange, Sterling, in currency, $143 to $14.5 50; in gold, SIOB to SIOO 50; checks on New lork. pur; cheeks on Philadelphia, par; Checks on Baltimore, par ; Checks on Boston, par. Bank Rates for Pcrciiasino Exchange—Foreign Exchange, Sterling, In currency, $145 to $l4B 50; In gold, sloo to SIOO 50. Cneoks on Northern cities, 1 per cent, discount and 1 uterest. Specie.—Market very active, and rates slightly ad vanced. Broker* are paying lor gold 4C to 48 per cent premium, and selling at 50 to 52 per cent pre mium. Silver is very quiet and the buying rate Is 40 per ceut premium; very little Is doing lit purchase and salo: l*NCjkKit£ nt Money.—A fair demand continues for old Issues of Central Railroad and Banking Company's notes, and we quote them at to cents; with a very fair prosp\ct of an advance. The Bank oi'Sivanpali eon tine purchasing at their counter the old issues at 40 per cent. We otter the following as fair quota tions ;i Bank state of Georgia. SOe. .Marine BanX of Savannah 50c. Planters' Bank of Savannah 15c, Bank of Savannah 40c. Central Railroad 4 Banking Company of U«. 70 to SOc. Freights.—We notice a continued activity In feights. and the rales remain without change. The small stock of cotton now being offered for snipment may possibly have an ludueuce in making a decline. The receipts are small on the Savannah river. Bound to Savannah, In fiat boats, are 14,u00 bales of cotton, which will be due the coming week. We quote cot ton to Liveruoo! y, and. per lb. To New York, ill steam er per lb.; Domestics ft GO per bale. Timber freights are entirely hy contract, and principally con fined to British vessels. Insurance.—We have no change to notice in the rales which are as follows : Marine risks iy y cent, on first class steamers, \ qjt cent, on first class sail vessels ,1 % cent, on No. I vessels to Liverpool. Inland transportation on merchandise by steamer to Augusta l «! cent, by steamer from Augusta to Savannah 2 cent, premium. Stocks and Bonds.- Nothing doing and no quota tions. We notice a limited demand for Coupons of the City of Savannah Bonds. Cotton Market. Uplands.—The past week w as one of considerable activity in cotton, and the receipts very good. A further advance Uas occurred and the advanced rates were fully sustained. The market closed firm and with an advancing tendency. The better grades •of cotton advanced one cent per pound, and the low er grades two to three cents. We quote the market as loltow*, (tiie duty of two cents per pound being included) : Ordinary, 33® 36 Low Middling ......37 ® 39 Middling 40 @4l Strict Middling . @42 Good Middling. @ 43 Sea Islands.—ln consequence of very light re cepts, the market is hardly quotable. Good bright cottons meet with ready sale, but the lower gradts continue neglected. There being no fair market Tor them here, they are shippjd North. We,quote McCir ty’s Clean Bright Roller Gin Sea Islands at 85 to WJc. per lb. Common Roller and McCarty’s Ginned 75 to 80c. per lb. COTTON STATEMENT. Receipts Since Sept, soth, lgei Upland. Sea Island Dom. By Riven. 3,365 20 230 By Central Railroad 42 21 By wagons.. fßt 64 . Total Receipts, 3,694 94 251 1 SPORTS SINCE SEPTEMBER 30, 1855 : Upland. Sea I. Domes:’: This week 7.646 92 234 Previously ... .. ... ... 16,840 I,SBJ 2,818 ■ratal 23,486 I,«T* 2.602 stock ON hash, ISOS. Upland. Sea I. Domrst’s. Stock, Sept. 1 3,694 94 236 Received this week 5,675 93 251 Previously . 17.6*1 1,12; 2,221 Total. .. 25,23s 1.502 2,708 Exported since Ist Inst. ■ 23,486 1,474 2,6 r 2 Stock on hand, Oct. 6, 1835 1.753 28 109 ' BAOOtXU.—The stock of Gunny Cloth offering Is ample for present demands ; we quote at 27 to 2s fpr Gunny. Tne stock of Sea 1.0.1 lid IS very light, aid sales are strictly conflaed to the retail trade. Beeswax.—Tnere Is no change In the market; the receipts continue very light, and sales are reported at 42 cents ¥ lb. Herrings.—The Block of good merchantable Her rings h ample tor the present, demand : we quote, 111 lots at wholesale, au cents per box: retailing at 80 cent*. ■ „ oils.—Wc have a well supplied market, of all dc ilertl'tlons of Oils- The demand Is very fair. We quote as follows : Linseed, $1 08 per gallon; Sperm, ju2 75; Whale, $2 23 ; Kerosene Oil is selling liv the ] Bffrra at 95 cents to $t per gallon. Wsh.—We notice an improvement in the market, ! wii b ail advance on previous rate*. The stock offer lug is ample ror present demands. The new catch of | lit,; Is being received from the North, driving out of 1 market all the old stock. We quote Mackerel, catch 4*85, No. 1, In kits. S3 to $3 25 per kit; No. 2. $2 75 pel kit; No. 2, lu quarter bills., $5 ; No. 1, in half 1 übls., $lO : No. 2, nr bbU.,il> 50 ; No. 1, In bids.. S2O. Bacon'.—A lunher advance in meats has occurred, : and the market Is lu a very unsettled condition. We i quote prime sides 25 to 26 ceat3 per lb,: shoulders 23 i u 24 cents ; hams 25 a 26 cents. I kcel.—Tne few days of cold weather has had the ! effect of enlivening the somewhat stagnant market, i We quote White and Red Ash coal at sl6 per ton. Blacksmith, $1" per ton. oak Wood, $3 per cord. Pine, $7. Steel.—We quote Jessup & 30DS’ bar cast steel at 23 cents per 10. currency. Soars.—We quote Colgate3 >O.l at 16 to 16)60. per lb Hale at lfic. per Ib. Hull ASoua 15c. per ib. Spices.—Prices are unchanged, we quote ground PeDDer 55c. per tb ; ground ulnger 30c., Cinuomou 63c., Cloves 45c., Allspice 35c. per lb.; Mace $525 per lb. ShinoLes.—There Is a good stock of all descrip tions on baud, aud they are to fair request Ceder shingles are selling at $; per thousand aud cyphifcss nver aput $3 per tuousand. Ltjir.—Demand limited, we quote at $4 per bbl. Leather.—Market unchanged—demand v«ry good and stock of ah kinds fair. Hemlock tanned leather Is selling at 40c. per lb. Tobacco.—Then- is a fair demand for all grades of tobacco. We quote Navv In boxes at «oc. per lb.; lu a at 75e. Natural Leaf $1 26 per lb. by the box. Coffee.—A arm market continues without any visible advance. Holders are solid on last weeks rate*, dii<l pr>ftny evince jjo disposition for operations, as they are awaiting for further advices from the Northern markets. We quote Rio, 33 to 35 cents per lb. Java, In mats, 42 to 50 ets. per lb. CAXDua.—T be advance noticed In the last report wiw fully established, m quote Adamantine, Sue. pe r lb. by the Box. Hull's 'tallow, 24c. per lb. by Uic Wool.—Receipts continue light and unwashed fieece Is selling ut 30 to 37c. per Tb. Teas.—AU descriptions or tea are Abundant and y.;— 1 15 t*etng fair. mpenal Green at |l5O a slls per llx by lur box; Young Ujson at $1 5« 1 English Breakfast at f125t0 si 50; Ooloug at $1 to *1 50. Garden Seeps.- Gardners can find, at the present lime, a large and well stock of seeds now ottering We quote tic loUmving. which are the kinds is sow at tills season, are quoted ; Red Top Yellow Stone and llnta Bag* Turnip Heeds. $1 so per pound. Ear iy F,at Dutch ami Drum Head cabbage seeds, • . per Timeeu.—'There is no change in the market. The receipts are ample for milling purposes, yet me bulk of milling Umt>er received Is of very Inferior quality We quote at *2O to $22 per thousand feet. Ex ports, two cargoes, about 100.000 feet. Corn.—Tue stocks ottering aw very light, and all of last year's crop. White Marvlanil is selling at $1 40 to $1 50 per bush -l; Western, $t 3i to $1 4(1. Flour.—Market quiet. The advance noticed in our last was kept up. We quote good Ohio at $11; Fancy brands at sl2, Extra sl2 50 to l:>; Common grades of flour Is selling at $9 50 per btl. General Markets. HIDI3.—In consequence of the removal of quaran tine regulations at New York, permitting imports of hides, our market ts now firm and lively.— We quote dry salted at 8 to 9 ceuts per pound • salt ed, 6 to 7 cents, and green at 3 to 4 ceuts. B ots *np Shoes.—During the week a very active market bas existed at the quotations of the pie TiouY week We quote as follows • Ladles’ Bui morals 2to $3 50 per pair. Ladies’ Cloth Congress Gaiters, 1 75 to $3 per pair. Misses’ Poli-h bootees, 2 50 to $3 76 per pair. Gents Calf boots. sto sl2 per pall. Dents gaiters 25b to $1 per pan. Dent’s Buckie Congress shoes, 3to $4 50 per psir. Ladles’ French Kid, 2 75 to $3 60 per pah. Men s low quar tered shoes 1 75 to $4 per pair. Gentlemens line French calf boots, sso to $72 per case 01 one doz en. Men’s hrogans, $1 50 to $1 60 ; extra sizes, $1 75 per pahe Buckle, low quarter shoes, $2 to $3 per pall. Men's Balmorals, $2 to $3 per pair Ladies'Shoes. $1 50 to $3 per pair. Bovs'Balmoral shoes, $2 to $2 25 per pair. Bovs’ gaiters, $2 to $2 25. Misses shoes, 81 20 to SI 25 per pair, children's shoes, SI to sllO per pair. Apples.—Northern apples continue lu good de- I mand for the city retail trade Sales lu lots arc re J ported at $ j to $lO per bbl. Butter.—Market firm and very active slock am ple and sales mostlv confined to retailers ' We quote prime Western In kegs at 40 cents per lb., ami New Y' >rk Ooshen, 55 cents per lb. Wines and Hqivbs.—A fair bnsines continues for retail, city and country trade. Very few huge or Iters were received the pre ent week Our quota tions are continued. We c lote the general market as follows: Gibson A Soli’s Whis keva—Choice old Monongahela rye, X, at $3 lO per gallon; do. XX, at $3 20 per gallon; do XXX, at $3 30 ; do. XXXX, nt $3 45; do. old Bourbon, 83 20 old Nectar, 1810, $3 90; old Family Nectar, $1151; pure old rye, $4 25 ; pure old wheat, $4 40 ; old cabi net, $165 ; Meder Swau gin, $5 50; Nollet’s Imperial do., $3 60 ; Ofard, Dupny A Co.’s Cognac brandy, in quarter casks aud half pipes, sll to sl6 per gallon. Sherry Wines, $2 50 to $4 SO per gallon, according to quality; Imported Champagnes, De St. Mareeaux A Cos , Ketins, S2B per case of quarts ; Due De Monte brella, st". per case. Watlack’s Brandv as follows ; Rectified $1 80 : Mixed copper distilled at SIOO. lnii>erlal Nectar nt $166. Chicken Cock Bour bon $4 50 ; Columbia Uin at $1 OJ ; M. LcavyA Co’s genuine Kentucky. Bourbon, in cases, sl2 ; Nicholas Schnapps sl2. Sherry Wine sl2 ; Cognac Brandy S2O, Ale, per dozen, $3; P.ir ter, per doz.. $3 ; Virginia Mountain Dew Whis key $t 70 per gallon ; Old Plantation Bourbon Whis key $3; Fuller’s Old Stet $4 so to $5; Old Santa Cruz Rum, warranted genuine, sitoslo;P. H. Godard's Brandy sls per gallon ; Seignette sls ; Otard, Dupny A Cos.. sls to $lB ; Crown Sherrv, per gallon $4 ; St. Martin's Port $4 per gallon ; Skehsn's Golden Ale, per case of two dozen, $5 an ; Porter do $5 50 ; ~ios. In libls sls ; Champagne Cider per case of one dozen qts. $«, pts. of two dozen $6 ; Kentucky Bnuvlion Whiskey $4 60 per gallon ; Old Rye $6 per gallon ; Old Bourbon $3 to $3 50 per gallon. Im ported Sherrv 84 25, and Port at $4 25 per gallon.— Imported Champagne $25 to S3O peregse : Pure Hol land Clin $4 to $5 per gallon ; Cognac Brandy $1 to S2O per gallon, by case, S3O to S3O. Kgg Nog sls per ea«e. Potatoes.—There is an ample supply for Northern potatoes. The market has advanced 25 cents on the barret, and was firm on yesterday at $3 25 to $8 T 5 per bbL O.MON3.—Demand fair, stock adequate. The mar ket has advanced 25 cems per bbl. We quote at $3 75 to $4. Sales oT Inferior reds and whites are made at previous rates. Lard.—A firm, and what we believe a solid, market prevails at the present time for the article ; holders are reluctant to part with their stocks. We quote prime leaf so cents per lb ; Pressed, 25 to 28 cents per lb. cheese.—Market firm, with an advancing ten dency of 1 cent per lb. We quote from 18 weo cents for Dairy. Teas.—Demand good. We quote Imperial, $1 40 to $2 per Hi. Ooloug, $1 20 to 81 Cos per lb. Lumber.—Stocks of all descriptions of lumber are ample No change lu rates, we quote as rollows • Wnlte Pine lumber we quote at S4O per M. feet In the rough, and dressed at SSO pci M. feet; Spruce Scantling s£s ; Yellow Pine lumber of all sizes SSO per M. leet. A cargo ol lumber for the Cubanmarket wa9 sold at $46 per M. feet. Hotel Arrivals. PULASKI HOUSE. OCTOBER C, 1865. T B Warren, Savannah [Charles Clark. Mississippi Mrs M P Stovall, Augusta ißobt Jernlgen, Florida Miases Stovall, do U D Hopkins. do Master Stovall, do |J W Brlnckertioff, do G B Lamar, jr, do 1 P lady, Col T OTucker. do | Charleston Mrs Deßanm, New Y'ork James R Speed, T Baker. do |S I, Paul. S Carolina Capt J Kntwerles, I76NY’VjH W Steil, City F C Gordon, Goorgla IT L Iloobs, 3 c 8 0 TANARUS, W S Stetson. Hilton Head| Tallahassee A W Kinlev, do |W R Cox. Burke co, Ga G Duncan ’ do J R Thomas, do Win Cuntwall, do I 51 , SEA ISLAND HOTEL (HILTON HEAD) OCT. 3. C W Knight. CS S J Booth and lady, Florida ■ Mrs Lyilial, Hilton Head Mrs Thomas, Cliaries’on G Batch, do Dr EW Ue Trevtll, do ! Dr J W Spanoro, do J Long, Angusra ! J Seelev, str Flambeau G E Gates, Columbia I J H Baldwin, Mass Capt It C Courady,.Sava I J McClave, New York capt J M Bagley, do ! F Gross, jr, do J B Chase, do 0 Elliott, do W Rodan, Maine C Anderson, do ; W Rigs do OCTOBER 4. CV I) Loverage, Sutler J C Rnggles, St Helena 47 Pa Vols Capt J W Dickerson, Capt Small, str Louisburg Hilton Head B F Kelly, jr, West Va P O’Hara. do Maj A liogle, Washington Capt H Snarp, do Oil Carroll, do ItrETWright, do* B F Kellv. Parkersburg U Cray A lady, Savannah M T Kane, do | B W Sawyer. do W Pertng, Charleston |J J Chapman, do OCTOBER 5. Capt E A Patkeraon, ;P Guerard and lady, 153 NY’ Vi Charleston A V Davis, Adjt do j Mrs Thomas, do ' Lt R G Hutchins, do jP R Beiuckee, USA Lt H A Foster do J O’Hara, Hilton Head »t Coriev, OS do J S Lunev, do Capt E W Fitch, do Col T P Robb, with and! !Lt G H Hodges, do boy, Savannah Capt J F McGuire, do s Capt J H Sapell, Capt C 11‘Pike, do «Johnsville LtWS Norton, do Lt G H Hagadon, N York J Sweney, do B Barnes, do Capt JJ Buchanan, do J Fulton, do Lt A S Underwood, J H Howard, .do I23"XYV T Winue, 7 do Lt C Burns, AQ M do Lt C M Ballautine, Lt W W Peak, do Uloversville Capt J B Neill, do A Jones, FultonvlUc Lt O W Carter, do J Winne. do J Howard. Fultonvllle PORT BOY'AL, HOUSE (IIILTON HEAD) OCT. 3. Mrs Baseman A dangti- (Lt J L Carter, 104 fiSCT ter, Savannah J C Brock, Hilton Head VLRegnoux, do iFHCoOtey, do f Andrews, do ;P B Small, str Louisburg J U Gould do j II) Morrison,jSavannah tBUfOBEBij/ | If J W Brlnkerhoft; Florida T A Rowe, Hilton Head HIV Taylor, New York R Haykm-c do Lt J L Carter, 104 U S C T W Doron, do G Blanchard, Bcanlbrt I*k-Small, str Louisburg Lt J A Bednll,, do MII Evans, Johns Island C P Lena her. Lake City A BTliomus, Georgia Capt J H Thebalteare; Den Van Wyck, Savannah Charleston G Williams A wife, Beaus Capt W James, do E Sandford, do Lt F S Goodrich, do C W Brown A family, N Y I, M Hobbs,lCliap 3 U SCT J Sears, New York LtJSCraig, 3641 SC;T H Larahier, pn , . LtiiisjsmKh. KCUiiCT) .ilu; V;, 1 OCTOBER 5. P Brodie, Brooklyn ' IJ Brannor, 133 X T V J H Gould, Boston [P Lester, do Lt C B Moore, Beaufort 1C 8 Cates, Boston Lt J I. Carter, 104 F 8 C Tj.l FThompson and Sob Maj W 11 Davidson. Ls Rolf. Beaufort 128 V S CTIC H Caufcll. IT 8 A T Herburg, 82 U 8 C T |M Daniels, CSocft, do tV Evans, W P Sampson, NY ' E Blanchard, Beaufort HH Lewis, do I tVm Card, Baltimore, T R Ridded, Savannah ,J I) Hopkins, Florida J Saver, do 'll Rives, do M A Seizer, do J u Paul, South Carolina A Jarny, do 1 J P Simpson, Alabama C Valentine, do 3T Goodwin, do WASamp3on,Binghamt'n;l.t D P Uaminan and W Pollock, St Helena , servt, Savannah Shipping IntcllijronCe. Miniature Almauac—This Day. Sun risess stf rfobh Hws 7 59 Sun sots 6 38| High water 9 3 FORT Os SAV.CNN.UL Mi i i|l I- Arrived. jj/l j ' V)l| ■ Hi ii rtrtAVleici.B.lßos: Bark Thomas Fletcher. FendlcMn, New Yfgk. In ball««s> Ut Wilder. J J J I Steamer UeA Sheprti*. MlllikWV Palatka, *la-C L Colby A Cos. 8t earner Win Phil pot, Barley, .Ga-Er- Steamer Emilie, Bender. UUton Head. Steamer Nantasket, Davis, Brunswick. Tug Parachucla. Slealnbf Jocßiand, <^«6l»^Chlwestaih~if^£?CiLi bridge. - 11 r . . Steamer MAsn owtivYodhi kfiton fliitfj A MMM. Brig ImotAaWidleM, fihfcadelphla— L J aullmar ttn. ■wit Per Steamer YY C 1 ribbons, front Darien-665 bale* cotton. 7 do wool PORT OF FORT ROYAL Arrived Oct 4—Steamer McClellan. , New York L.IST OF VEBBELS IN THE PORT OF SAVANNAH. Savaknxi, Oct. a, ires. STEAMSHira. Gen Sulgwick, Sawyer, «and, fr»ra New York—dis charging ai (entral Odftdß Press—J It Wilder. Nevada, Carpenter, too, from New York—dlscharg at wharf fb.,l of Lincotn street -Brigluim, Baldwin A Cos. Peru. Delanoy. 592. from New York—discharging at wliarf toot Hat ersham street—Hunter » Clan; inch. SUITS. New England, Hodges, 1.100, for Liverpool—load ing at Lower Hydraulic press—Brigham. Baldwin A Cos. Wisconsin ißr) Atcu3, 940—discharging ballast at Lower Hydraulic Frags— John K Wilder. •Rios. John B Plater. Post, 2*o, trom Norwich, Conn dischaigiag at Union Ferry Wharf—Hunter A Uam men. Mary Col Ji, Duncan, 19'.,— waiting, wharf at foot ot Whitaker street—C L Colby ACo SCHOONERS. May, Kelly, 330, from New York—Ui; halving at ‘ wharf foot el Habersham street—Hunter A Uammell. Julia A Crawford. Buckler, 131, from Jacksonville, Fla, in ballast—lying at wharf foot of Bull Street- Master. Wide World, Hildreth, 274, from New Y’ork—dis charging at wharf foot of Bull street—Wm Starr. John Vance, Smith—watting—E C Smith Albert (Ur) lUordau, 10s, from Nassau—discharging at wharf toot of Barnard street—Bell, Wytly A Curls tian . JOIIT G Whipple. Simpson, 80, for New Y'ork—load ing at Iron Steamboat Wliarf west ot Barnard street —Rogers A Caun. AUCTION SALES. By Blun A Meyer. Oa MONDAY’, 9tb init. at 10 o’clock, will be sold in fruutofatore. 200 Blue Cloth Jackets 200 Ribbed Cloth Coats 200 Hair Pillows 30 cases Ladi 8 Choe# 5 c*a.-8 Boots and Children’s Shoes 10 doz llats and Capt 700 doz Gentlemen naif Hose and Ladies HO.O I Fire Proof Safe 20 b net Sperm and Adamantine Candles 5 half bbls Mackerel 5 packages Kuittlng Twine 12 boxes Family Soup hbigsCofl' e Cidd and Silver Watches and Jewetiy An assortment of Kitchm and Household Furniture. ocii 2 By Bell. Wylly & Christian, FURNITURE AT AUCTION, On MONDAY next, oth inat.. At 11 o’clock a. m., will be sold, at the house southwest rorner BArnarrt and Perry street*, on Orleans Square, the Furniture of a family relinquishing housekeeping, conHistiug of Mahogany Sideboard Mahoguny Book Case and Escrutoir Plano Forte and Stool Sofa 1 large Ottoman 2 small do 1 doz Fin© Mahogany Chair* 10 Maple Chairs ’2 Mahogany Dinipg Tables 1 do Breakfast Tables Mahogany Card Tables Mahogany Ice Chest 1 Gi t C’hlna Dhmer Set 1 do Tea Set Cnt Glass Decanters, Wines, Ac Plated Cake baeuets. Branches Ac ort4 5 YORK, WILLIAMS, M’INTIRE & CO,. AUCTION EERN. Public Sale of Camp and Garrison Equipage AND QUARTERMASTER'S STORES. \X7ILL be sold at Public Auction, at the Govern \ T meet Storehouse, on Bay street, at the font of .Drayton street, at Savannah, Ga. , TUESDAY, OCT. 10th, 1865, AT lO O’CLOCK, A. M„ Th? follow lug named Stores; , Several lots of Tents, Tent Flies and Poles A quantity of Axes, Hatchets, Mosquito Bara, Knapsacks, Camp Kettlea, Mess Pans Ac.. A lot or Stationery. Several Saddles. Bridles, and a variety of othr r Quartermaster's Stores. To be sold without reserve. Terms cash In V. S. Currency. E. F. GODDARD. sep2s Capt. and A. A. Q. M Root. P. Y'oiit, \ 1 J. R.Moljiur.r M. E. Williams, J ( P. H Ward YORK, WILLIAMS, McIMTIRE & CO., AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GFbV. CONSIBNMUTS OF COTTON ANU IMMiiii tOUMTEI. References In Savannah—Brigham. Baldwin A Cos,; Erwin A Ilariice, Gsden A Unckles, Isaac D. La- Roche, Ksq ; Hiram Roberts, Kra.; Wylly Wood bridge. Esq.; Hunter 3t Gammcll; L. C. Norvell t Cos. References In New York—Messrs, Samuel T. Knapp A Bro.; D. 11. Baldwin A Cos, »e(.26-oodlm BUY YOUR COOL DRINKS j .„Ai uciaaMtl baa jcifoTH j TONKING’S, IN REAR .OF TOST OFFICE, UII.TON HEAP. tM£?4 • ' • '>' i. . ■ .1 If FERGUSON & DIXON, UNDERTAKERS, CatiWt Mato, and Ojtoltcrm. 121 Broughton Street, between Bull and Whitaker. TTAtfIVG this dny asecrlated onreelves together, wo heg to inform our irkmdf and the public, that we are now prepared to execute all order* entrusted to our para lu the above branches. Per**oual atten tion »»iveh to furni*ntng F jnerula. 801 l Hangfil" In all it b bran rhea. Also prepared to reuovate Feather* bv steam. o-te ct I> FKROCSON, W. D. DiXON. D. B. CAMP, T _A_ I L O !R . V»roCf,n Inform bis former patrons and the public ll that be has resumed Buslneae at 113 Broughton otreet, lietweir. Bud and Whitaker, where he le now opening a Choice Block, adapted to the preeent, and w ill be receiving weekly, to ibe coming reason*, con sisting In -art of Cloths, Osaalmcres and Vestings, all of which will bo uif.ie to order at abort notice; trimmed and gut dp la LU usual etyle. FURNISHING GOODS Os every description, requisite to a Gentleman* W ardrobe, cuustantly on baud. oc 14-1 w Wanted FEW TMiatAID DOUABB. MECHNIC BANE OF AUGUSTA STfPT P F .JjLiSL tL aivllu • u Eastern Bank of Alabama. B. F. METCALFE A <3O. oct:i-tf . , :1 , Lost Mule. STRAYED or siotaa. a moose colored Mole, above the medium sire, song sMed asM hi good cotuii tlon. A liberal reward will bepald Ibe Re deli vary oct4-3 HENRY BRYAN SAVANNAH DAILY HERALD IS PUBLISHED Every Morning and Evening r SUKDAYS EXCEPTED 1 AT ffo. 11l BAT STSISBT, BV S W. MASON & CO. THE iIM OF THE PI'BLISHERS * IS TO ISSUE A Live Daily Newspaper ! Which shall also be Reliable, regarding Accuracy ae being of as great Importance as enterprise in procuring information. The Uicald Staff embraces n LARGE CORPS OF EDITORS A\D REPORTERS, Including several writers long and popularly known a, connected with the Southern Press, It also has Special Correspondents at A.ll Prominent Points, Who are instructed to spare no expense In procuring, authenticating and forwarding all j IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE. IT HAS THE BEST Mail, Express, and Telegraphic Facilities! So that ail News of Importance will be heralded nt the earliest possible moment. Especial attention is paid to the LOCAL AND COMMERCIAL DF.PAHTMENTH, AND TO Shipping Intelligence, Hotel Arrivals, and the Court Record. AVOIDING POLITICS, As out of Its province st present, the Hxiuld itrive, to be a Thoroughly Loyal Journal, And to support the true interests of the re-nnited na tion. It will be constantly the effort of the publishers to render their paper ACCEPTABLE TO THE PEOPI.F, OF SAVANNAH AND THE STATE OF GEORGIA. And to discuss all vital questions with the dignity they deserve, and without which Its opinions could have but little weight. TAG ENLIIGIMEKT OF THE PAPER Makes room for a large quantity of Miscellaneous Reading Matter, Poetry and Articles on Liter ary, Sclentifilc and Commmcial sub jects, so that in all respects it Is a desirable jonraal for the FAMILY AND THE COUNTING ROOM. RELIABLE CARRIERS AND— Experienced Mail and Delivery Clerks Are employed, and either Edition of the llsem.i> wit be delivered promptly In Savannah, or for warded to any part of the world, on the following TERMS : SING LB COPY sc. ONE WEEK 30c. ONE MONTH,... $ 1 00 ONE Y*AR 10 00 PER HUNDRED . 3 50 111 i» ! 1,1/ j j ; : | : i. ■1 'J U I I ll I I ■ EXTRAS Ari* ip«nod whwncvflr U refi#*tvf>iof fnfll. M cient Importance to warrant ir ADVERTISING TERMS « Two Dollars per square, (occupying a space of ten lines nonpareil) for the first Insertion, and $1 per square for each subsequent one. A LIBERAL DIS COUNT wiU be made on LONG ADVERTISEMENTS, or those INSERTED FOR A LONC, TIME. The Hvksi.d is OKIYALLEI) AS AN ADVERTISING XEDU M ! Having a large circulation In the dty, and throughout tne State, In Florida, South Carolina, the South Atlantic Squadron and the Novth, dreulatoq iI » ill Jl oiortlog leas f$ *iX| * IN EV*A¥ STATE OP THS XNION. Subscript lona o» Advrrilaementa may be bent by mail or express to S. W. MASON * 0., »6 sol'i PUBLISHERS, ' Nb. 11l Bay Street, Bavaanah, Ga j - j SHIPPING. Freights FOE AUGUSTA, rpflE undersigned arc prepArf l to receive rood* sst A ihcir WarehnuM-.H—free of t xpenp»• nud cov ered by Iwnra ec—for ahlpment to Auputra ard points beyond by their regular line of light draught boat*. Apply to CUAh. I*. LtiLliY, aept?v—tf cor. Bay and Abercoru eta. FOR PALATKA, Via Darien, Brunswick, St. Mary’s, Fer nandlns, Jacksonville and Uieoiata. fTtnE new and fast steamer FOUNTAIN. Capt. G. A W. Castxcx, a II! leave rs above on SATURDAY’, the 7th inst, at 9 o'clock a.m. For Freight or Passage apply on board, at radel ford's Whan near White'* Central Cotton Press or to M. A. COHEN. Agent. Freight payable on Wharf. Shippers will furnish weights and menrnrement of goods oct6 For Darien, Ga. The Steamer Gren. Shepley Will leave for the a!»oye pert on Saturday, Oct. 7, at 2 p. m. Far Freight oi Passage apply to CHAS L. COLBY * CO., oct7 Jones' Block, cor. Abercorn and Buy sis FOR NEW YORK STAR LINE. BBMI-WEBKXjY. The first class U. S. Mall Steamships NEVADA, - - - - Capt. CasrrfTiß. UNITED ffTATES, .... Capt. Suxss. AMERICA, - . - - - Capt Clift. CONSTITUTION, - - - Capt. übuluan. The above ships compose the Line, and w ill sail from New York and Savannah every Wednesday anil Saturday. BRIGHAM, BALDWIN * CO, Agents, Savannah. On. WAKEMAN, GOOKIN A DICKINSON, Agents, AtlantinCoast MiiilPstcani ship Company. FOR NEW YORK, .dSFfSTst ■■ The new Fust Sailing Steamship 'NfMIv OKN - SEDGWICK. Sawyer Comman. aJxili.JVLt der. for New Y’ork. will sail on SATURDAY, the 7th lest., nt 1” o’clock, a. m., precisely. For Freight or Passage, having very snperlor accom modations, apply to JOHN R. WILDER. Ship's Bills of Lading fnrni-bcd and signed at the office of Consignee. oci? For Philadelphia efra THE Steamship “ Cambria,” Carr -t-tTyr. will leave for ihe above port on Saturday JJgrjSjitbc Hh of October, at 10 P. M., for freight 1,1 »«s»nr pssrsge Apply to HUNTER & GAMMELL. octO PIONEER LINE. FOR NEW YORK. jure--,- , The U. S Mail Steamship PERIT. ■'tqfaji'-'k*- 3 - *• •fcknoy. commander, will leave ‘~xiiWi=S;... for the above port on her regular day SATURDAY, OCTOBER TANARUS, AT 0 A. M For freight or passage, having snperlor accommoda tions, apply to HUNTER A OAMMELI. octo 84Bay street. SHIPPERS TO AUGUSTA ARE notified that they can store their ponds art day during the week, to be forwarded by the abave Boars, which arc ihc lightest draught running to Augusts, free of extra charge, sep’re KEIN A CO. STAR LINE, FOR NEW jim YORK. THE new and elegant first class tJ; 3. Mail Steam ship NEVADA, Cupt. C vui-xeTEB, will poslilvely salt for the above port on Saturday, Oct. 7th, at 10 o’clock a. m For freight or passage, having splendid accommo dations, apply to BHIGIIAM, BALDWIN A CO, Qfts Stoddard's Building, opp. Pest Office. FREIGHT FOR PALATKA And Intermediate Landings Will lif rrreived PAII.Y l.y tlir under ign ed, FREE OF STORAGE, nrul forwarded by the first class Stonmer Gen. Whcploy. All Goods In Wnrcliouse covered by’in surance. CHAS. L. COLBY & CO., sep3o cor. Ahercorn and Bay Bts. CUBPETITION DEFIED' FREIGHT FOR AUGUSTA. The New and Elegant Very Foot Steamer SCORPIO, RODGRIRS, Master. Will commence receiving freight Tins MORNING, at Exchange Wharf, and he the first Boat for Augusta after the Helen. For Freight Engagements or Passage, with elegant Staterooms, apply to REIN A <XI. sep29-td 114 Bay street. For Liverpool. ,rs THE Al Amerlenn Ship NEW ENGLAND. JSLJaO Dodge, Master, having a large portion ot /jJPKpher cargo engaged will nc ready to receive JL'irLCi cargo at Lower Hydraulic Press on the 18th Inst. For freight or pnwage apply to, seplttf BRIGHAM, BALDWIN k CO. GREAT REDUCTION -IN FREIGHT TO AUGUSTA. ON and after this date the rate of Freight by our Line will be reduced 50 Per Cent ! Our Uoe la composed of the following Steamer ! all adapted to the trade, \iz: Iron Steamer AM4ZON, Cap*. Johnson, New Iron Steamer WM. G. GIBBONS,C»pt Philpol Steamer LAURA, Capa. Hiller. > The Steamer Gibbons is ha every particular a drat claatPasaenger Boat. ~ , ' Insurance can be effected by one Line at lowest rates. ‘ &r Freight received DAILY snd forw.rdect TWICE A, WEEK. sepSS-lm ERWIS * HARDFE —raw- FOR NEW YORK. - The fine schooner MARTCOBB.Dan- SIvlX car Mister, having t Urge part of her cargo eugi gcd. will have quick despatch -ga. ildcl'or the above port. zwßSlNtf f r Freight engagements apply to oci7-3 ROGERS A CANN. Agents. ForDoctortown, VIA Ij vVRIEIS. T !i f *«•“}« WM. a-. GIBBONS. a heavy engagement of cotton a: Darien* will dunne the month of October make the following weekly trips to Doctor! own; LEAVE SAVANNAH, Taesdav Morning. Oct. 10. at 6 o’clock Tuesday Morning, Oct 17, at 6 o’clock lnejdav Morning Oct. 21, at 6 o’clock - LEAVE DOCTORTOW.V, Thursday Morning, Oct. 12. Thursday Morning, uct 19 "anrsdty Morning, Oct. 26. w* nsir 63 ll °' ir Whrshonae 537 day during Mlvitete of mrii , ioe ,d pr a X >7 abo ’ e ’ * ilh privilege or ligate ,ng on mo Altamaia rivet ts neces oc*4'gw ERWIN A HARDEE FOR AUUUStT, STEAMER UNION, Capt. MOODY, Wm have qnick despatch as above. The Boat Is ni EYCSEDINQ LIGHT DRAUGHT. ' “ 01 Draws Leas Water than any Boat on the Hlver, And is able to navigate it at its lowest stage For Freight apply to F. M MYRELL, Agent. Harris 1 Building, Bay street. N B, -Freight received daily and stored In Fire Proof w nrehonres, foot of Lincoln street. oct4 TO BEAT. Offices to Let. TWO ROOMS TO LET, SUITABLE FOR OFFICES. Apply at the nRRALD OFFICE. auie-tr Rooms to Rent. TWO or three nnhirnlslied Rooms to Rent in a con * vcnlent part of the city. Rafercnce required. Inquire at the “Herald” Office. oct3r,t To Rent, TWO respectable young men can procure a large a and will lurnished room on opplicatton ai the iccond door east irom Habersham, on York street oc’3 ROOMS tTIET; A.t IXiltoa. Hestd, S, 0., TIIE Palmetto Herald Pnllding having been Newly Pitied Up, nmv id* rv la;gc anil airy rooms, suita ble for Sleeping Apartment* or biuiaes* purposes. For terrna apply to W. S. Sampson, Jr„ on the prem iHts, corner OI Merchants’ Row and Palmetto Avenue, from 4 o'clock to tl o'clock p. m juJ2 GROCERIES, LII4LOKS, Si. C., WHISKEY! WHISKEY! PINE OLD BfiAMDT, HUES, Sc. Peach Valley Whiskey, Maple Valley Whiskey, Pike’s Magnolia, .spencer's Old Rye, and Fine Kentucky Bourbon. FOR SALE BY c. W. THOMPS ON, At the Old Stand, 111 HA Y STREET, (Herald Buildings j ALSO, - Alsop'a Ale, Mars' Ale, Applet, Potatoes, Onions, Pickles, Mackerel, Cider aud Cider Vinegar. »' tc ts STUART A CO, Have Just Received a Stock of Genuine French Mustard, Genuine Euglisli Pickles and Sauces, Cox’s Sparkling Gelatioe, Guava Jelly, Raisins, Prunes, Arrow Root, Kgg and Lcmou Biscuit,. Lemon Scrinappe, Boda Crackers (lu tin cans.) FRESH GOSHEN BUTTER and CHEESE Agents lor Redhead’s Celebrated Yeast Powders STUART & CO., Family Grocers, oqIC 3 cor. Bull and Broughton street H. G. RUWE & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERIES S LIOUOBB, WIKES 2IND SEGARS, Corner Bryan and St. Julian and Johnson Square, (FRONTING PULASKI HOUSE!,) C3F* Ag**n •< for ALE AND LAGER. Constantly on hand, au assortment of niTBIN WZKB. ■ : ■■ 8m Gao. IL Cscur, W», A. WmonT, Augusta. Georgia. Late of Richmond, Vh. GEO. R. (RIIP & CO.. General Commission Merchants AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Groceries, Liquors, Tobacco, Segars, HALTED FISH, *cc. 209 Broad St., Augusta, Ga, BT Will purchase aud sell on Commission Cor Tor, Tobaoco, Peodccc, asd MEsoiiasolsi of every de scription. Refers to the Merchants Bffd Bankers of Anguatc. Oa., Richmond. Vo., and JoO. C. Ferri.i, Esq., D9- WKt A Morgan, Gadca <X Cnckles. A. A. holomocs A M>., J. T. Fstev.un * Ga, ft. Molina,Esq., Savaauui, Georgia. SOLICITED oct4 GIN. FIFES GIN, Os varloua brands, Just landing A &i>m Steamer Can bria, and for sale by MACKY, BEATIIEA CO., bct6-lw S O3 and 205 Bay atfe>. FLOUR. O- /, RBLS EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, landtag x£t)v? per Steamer Cambria, and fora to by MACKY, BEATTIE A Cos., oclClw 203 and 205 Buy .street. BACON, PORK AND BEEF Bacon sides. ■ ri Prime Fork, , , Mesa Beef . . - vr Jn»t received and for sal, by octt-3 CLAUttORM t CCtININaHA