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s A. VIC R" TTILTtr l)c|><rwt« »f aitauikipi mul VtctMtra, FOX >£W YORK. Steamship IdaUo, Wednesday, October 25th, at _;«* 4 ■ Steamship Ariadna, Wednesday, October SMI., at ; o'clock in. ro* aroma. * a'camer Helen, Wednesday, Octobor 26th, at 7 o'clock X m. Steamer Clarion, Tucrdiy, October 24th, at 11 o'clock a. in. TOR FLORIDA. Fountain, Tuesday morning, October C4tb, ai 10 o'clock. The Care of tUe Four .Vew York Thieves. It wili be remembered that about a fortnight ago, a oolii highway robbery was committed on our streets ova party of New York roughs, just lauded Irom the 3teamor, upon the person of au Indiscreet young man irom tue interior, who had been a f.llow-p*.- -snger with them from New York. The thieres abused the confidence reposed in them by getting their victim drunk, and relieving him of his green i.acks by tuc process of gafrotlng,—one or two of ihem holding-him l>y the throat and arms, while the others rifled his pockets. They were promptly ar rested by a Lieutenant of the Police and on the llth ,11st. were arraigned for trial before Lieut. Col. M. i. Hoibrook, Provost Marshal, and the proof being positive, they were each fined in the sum of five hun dred dollars, or in delimit to be Imprisoned for the term of six months in the Penitentiary at Mllledge vlile. ... From this sentence an-appeal was taken to On. SteeJmau by defendants' couusel. After a careful examination of the case at Headquarters, the defend ants were ordered to be turned over to the civil auth ority. A warrant was issued by Justice Philip M. Hassell on Thursday last, and a special Justice’s Court was convened at the Court House. A thorough investigation of the testimony, occupying two days, was made, and it was ordered that the defendants be heldover to the next January Term of the Superior Court of Chatham county, to answer for the offence of larceny from the person ; and It was further ordered that the defendants be each required to enter good recognizance in the sum of three thousand dol lars. They failed to give the required recognizance for their appearance, and were remanded' to jail, col. A. W. stone'and M. Benedict E3qs., were the counsel for the defendants. arrival from Acgcsta—The River Falling.— river Memoranda.— The, steamer Hellea, Capt. Reilly, from Augusta, to Kein A Cos., with a heavy freight and a number of passengers, arrived yester - day morning. Cspt. Reilly reports that the river was falling fast when he left Augusta, at one o'clock F. M.., 20:li Inst. On Sand Bar .Ferry and Bar, there was scarcely three feet of water. The water at Hertchmun's Lake was very low, awl boats beiow the Lake conld not ascend the rlvef. Friday there was a heavy rain, but it had no effect on the liver. Passed steamerCafwell aground at Hungry Swamp; steamer Petit, tied up at Cooney Cut, awaiting a rise ; L. Enos at Twiggs’ Bar; on the 2lst passed steamer Mary nt Hirsts' Landing, Potter at obstructions, Gen. Berry, at Saxon's Lmding with wheel disabled ; steamer Oak, near Miller’s Lake ; Germany's cotton fiat sunk near Poor Robin ; on the 22J inst. steamer Volunteer, near Bold Maker,bound' up. Besides Germany's flat, six others were passed sunk and deserted. ’ A Disabled biEAHER Laid cf at Fig Island.— The steamer Annie, an ex-blockadc-ruuner, lies down she river at Tig island, where she was run ashore to prevent her slaking in deep water. The Annie started from Darien on Friday with a heavy load of cotton but when Just outside the Altamaha river, ran aloui cf something, (It 1- supposed to have been a sunken anchor,) which stove a hole in her iron bottom. She Lamedl iteiy began to lea:, badly, and It was only with the most uuremlttlng exertions that she was kept up long enough to reach this port As she now ilea, with her cargo still In her hold, It is Impossible to ascertain the anioant of Injury she has sustained Tue cotton upon deck has already been lightered off. and the work is progressing with that lathe hold. The machinery of the steamer is not Injured. The Auuie is owned by her captain,Ciark, and was pur, chased of the Government at the recent sale of gov ernment vessels at Key West. She was built for the blockade running business and previous to capture by the U. S. cruisers off St. Thomas, had made seven teen successful trips between Nassau and WUmlng ton. arrival of Two Sew Errs* steamtim.— The light diaft steumeis Clarion and' Orient, In tended lor the river trade, nrrlved'from New York on Saturday, to Messrs. C. L. eolby & Cos. The Clarion Is a stcru wbeeler, draws three leet of water, and has excel lent accommodations ror passengers and freight— The Orient Is perhaps the most elegailt steamer on the river, being bran new, and built with special ref erence to the passenger trade. The Orient tjas visi ted on Saturday by great numbers of business men an Q others, who expressed the most favorable oplr. ions concerning her qualities. The Clarion is des tined lor the Augusta route, and tire Orlent.for the Altamaha route. The latter sailed for Doctortewn on Saturday afternoon. Btill Another New Steamer for Savannah.— The steamer Ella, Robbins-, from Charleston, arrived here yesterday afternoon, to'John R. Wilder, and will he used by him in the river and coast trade.— The Elia 13 a fine aide-wheel steamer of 300 tons. Tills makes the third steamer added to the Savannah trade yeoteday. The following is a list of the new acquisitions to our river and coast trade: Steamer Ella, Rollins, Chaleston, John R. Wilder, 300 tons, side-wheel ; steamer Clarion, Morse, Charleston, 9’ tons, stern-wheel, Charles L. Colby 4 Cos.; steamer Orient, stern-wheel, Goldsmith, Boston, Charles L. Colby & Cos. . Departure of Steamships.—Oil .Saturday morning last, the river and harbor presented an interesting scene, the sailing of live steamers. Messrs. Hunter and Gammell cleared for New York the steamer '.Zodiac, Capt. Bulkley ; for Philadelphia the steamer Cumbria, Capt. French. Messrs. Brigham, Baldwin & Cos., cleared the steamer Nevada, and John R. Wilder A Cos., cleared the steamer Oen. Sedgwick, for New York. Yesterday morning the steamer Perit, Capt. Delanoy, of Messrs, Hunter A-Gammell’s line called for New York. Capt. Lawrence La week.— ln the recent notice of the death of Capt. Lawler, master of the steamer Augusta, his name was not correetly given. At the request of numerous friends, we make the correction. We learn that Mr. Clark, engineer of the Augusta, lias repeatedly telegraphed Mrs. Law ler residing In New York city, but has failed to re ceive any reply. Re-arrest or a Jaii. breaker.— About the leth of June Inst, a notorious character named Ferguson, brake jail In this city, and has been at large ever since until abont ten days ago, when he was ar rested In Charleston. Detective Sawyer proceeded *o Charleston last week and secured and returned with Ferguson. Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Ac., at Auction.— Mr. Edwin E. Herts announces, under the auction head, a large sale of the above articles, which are enumerated In Ills advertisement, on Tuesday fore, noon, In front of Ills store. Valuable cargo.— Messrs. Hunter A Gammell on Saturday last cleared the schr. Mary, Capt. Kelly, for Boston, having a cargo of 616 bales upland cotton, 28 bales sea Island cotton; total, 641. This la a vefy large cargo for the size and tonnage of the vessel. Departure of the i73x> new York volunteers.— This flue regiment which has been on duty In our city for some time past, departed for home on the steam, ship Nevada, on Saturday morning last. The regi ment was In command of Col. Peck, and numbered 3} commissioned officers, and 254 enlisted men. South Carolina Sweet Oranges.—For several days past a large quantity of oranges, grown on St, Helana Island, South Carolina, have been offered for sale on the street. The fruit Is very sweet and lesriou= Labor Cargo or Cotton —The Enterprise Bat No. 11, arrived on Saturday from Augusta with 62a bales upland cotton. This Is the largest cargo yet received by flat-boats (Tom the Interior. Steamer Express.— The trial trip of this steamer which was to hare taken place on Saturday after noon, will come off to-day at half past ten o’clock. The Managers of the Episcopal Orphan Borne gratefully acknowledge their Indebtedness to the Gas Company for donations at coke and gas, and also for past favors. - f : School books —Messrs J. C. Schlener A Sons have just received a large stock of school books, such as are need in the Savannah schools; also a lot of the lateat music. — —igg—sc •cross on. class r. sswics. raorowr mas SUAL, PIKTIUCT or lATAANAU Savamaam, ocL n, IMS The Unite* States vs. Stephen H ums aud James Pollard, (both colored;—Larceny. The pweecutoi, ' Policeman Otto, having failed to make out his case! the prisoners were discharged from custody for want of evidence on the pert of the United States. The United States vs. Mcßramley, (colored—Lar ceny. Found guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of *2i, and costa, and lu default of payment lie was or dered to be confined in Jail until the same be paid ! not exceeding one month. The United States by Policeman H. Otten vs. Plato Johnson, (colored)—peddling jewelry in the market without license. It having not been proven that the defendant sold any of the jewelry found in his pos session, but having been established that it was the property of his employer,it wa- ordered that the Jew elry be returned to its propel owner, and that the defendant be discharged from custody upon payment of costs Clilei of Police vs. Policeman H. Smith, R. Hum phreys and F, S. McCracken—Neglect of duty. The charges agaiusi the above officers of the Police having been proven, it was oi deredjthnt Smith and Humphreys lie fined hi the sum oi $S each, and McCracken In the sum of Js, which said sums ol' money the Chief of Police wtil stop againsut their monthly pay into the registry at tills office. Chief of Police vs. Policeman Sapp—Neglect of duty aud absence from his Ward. The charges against this policeman having been fully establish ed, the defend lit was discharged from the Police force. M. .shannon vs. Richard Rives (colored) —Recovery of rent. Claim $23. Ordered that the defendant pay into the registry of this office on or before 12 M., on Saturday the 29th lust.,she sum of $23 principal! aud $3 costs, and In default thereof, he be arrested and couflned uutli the whole amount of his lndedt eduess is paid. Lucinda Jordan (colored,) va. John Brady—Recov ery of renl. Judgment In ravor of defendant, and plaintiff to pay costs or suit. Daniel Butler, (colored) vs. Stephen Brazell—Re covery of rent. Judgment for defendant, and plain tiff to pay costs. It appeared to the Court that Mrs. C. Hussey, is the legal owner of three counters, two of woich is In the possession of Mrs. Morris, one In the possession of Mrs. Watts, the Court ordered that the above named parties deliver the said property to officer Wm. Swall, who will return them to the proper owner, Mrs. Hus sey. Another Old Firm Resuming Business.— We take pleasure In hiTitiug the attention of our readers to the advertisement ol Messis. Cooper, Alcott A Far relly, wholesale aud retail Book-sellers and Station ers. The house of Juo. M. Cooper ,t Cos. was exten sively known throughout our section, previous to the w»r, as the most exteusive book and stationery es tablishment in the city, and second to but few book houses In the Southern States. Having associated with, them Mr. Farrelly, an energetic and accom. plisliefl business man, the Urm resumes business uu’ der favoraeble auspices, and if we may judge by their past, their establishment will be a valuable acqui sition to oul'city. Ths Theatre.—Another new piece Is produced at the Theatre this evening, such is the untiring energy of the management in their endeavor to present a constant succession of fresh attractions. The hew sensation Is ''Eustache Bauden, the Condemned,” a play of French origin, which is said to possess all the characteristics of the best dramas of that school, and to give ample scope to the powers of the principal artists of the company. Heayt Receh-ts of Cotton, Ac.—On Saturday aud yesterday the receipts of cotton by flats from Angfista were lifts bales Uplands, by steamer 246 do.; from Darien, by steamer, 1055 do. Total 3109 ; Sea Islaud9, 25 bales from Augusta, Darien, 30 do. Total 55 ; Domestics, from Augusta, 279 bales. Heavy Easterly Gale.—During the whole of yesterday a heavy easterly gale was blowing out side. The steamer Stsndlsh, Capt. Moore, bound for Hilton Head, after proceeding down the river to nearly opposite Fo.t Pulaski, was compelled to re turn, as It was impracticable to 'cross Calagbooga Sound. From PaLatjea, Fua.—The steamer Fountain, Capt. Castner, arrived here late last night from Palatka, Fla. We are Indebted to Purser Campbell for favors. Hotel Arrivals. PULASKI HOUSE OCTOBER 21, 1805. Wm. H. W iltebekger a co., Proprietors. Lt A B Ashley, A A0 M, Wm Blanchard, New York U S V H J Stroblier, Effingham 5 W Brooks, Georgia county, Ga T J Boykin, Wilmington F E Salinas, Charleston, John Quylee, lowa S C Capt M-mirpby, Brooklyn Chas E Bell. 3 C W 1) TreaUaway aud lady S M Evum, S C .New Y'ork N Dixon, < ity D H Campbell, Hilton H’diAlland Handy, city P H Smith, do T Henry, Savannah H Happ, city 1 Jesse Osmond, Jr, Savan'h J R Wray, Augusta j OCTOBER 22. Geo C Cornwall, Augusta |G A Hastings, city W T Gibson, Alabama F E Salinas, Charleston • B E. Guerard, lady and|Chas E Bell, 8 0 children* Augusta C V Thuruer, Albanv, Ga N Van Beil and lady, NY RE Bradley, Thomasvllle, Col Ciat.Gen Thomas'Statt Ga Gregory Redmond, N Y 1 Sliii>piii[f Intelligence. Miniature Almanac—This Day. Sun rises 6 s Moon rises . 8 14 Sun sets 6 2o|uig!i water 9 47 PORT OF SAVANNAH. Arrived. Sunday, Oct. 22 1865. Steamer Annie, Clark, Darien—F M Myrell. Steamer Clarion, Morse, Charleston—Chas L Colby 6 Cos. Steamer Orient, Goldsmith. Boston—Chas L Colby A Cos. „ Steamer Fountain. Castner, Jacksonville, Fla—M A Cohen. Steamer Nantasket, Davis, Hilton Head. Steamer Resolute, Cannon, Hilton Head. Steamer Laura, Garnett, Augusta—Erwin A Hardee. Steamer Helen, Reilly, Augusta—Kein A Cos. Steamer Wm G Gibbons, Philpot, Darien—Erwin A Hardee. , Steamer Scorpio, Rogers, from Darien—Keto A Cos. Lewls'-flat, Augusta—John R Wilder. Douglass’ flat, No 1, Augusta—John R Wilder. Enterprise boat. No 12—A D Krenson. ' Express Co’s flat, Augusla—Express Cos. A United States steam revenue cutter, name un known. Ship Virginia, Week3, New York, In ballast—Clias L Colby A Cos. Below, A three-masted schooner, bound up. Cleared. Steamship Cumbria. French, Philadelphia—Hunter A Gammell. Steamship Nevada, Carpenter, New York—Hunter A Gammell. Steamship Gen Sedgwick, Starkey, New York—J R Wilder. Steamship Zodiac, Buckley, New York—Hunter A Gammell. Steamship Perit, Delanoy, New York—Hunter A Gammell. Steamer Savannah, Eldridge, Hilton Head. Steamer Nantasket, Davis, Hilton Head. Steamer Standtsh, Moore. Hilton Head. Had to return in consequence of a strong easterly gale. Steamer Scorpio, Rogers, Augusta—Keto A Cos. Tug Starlight, Anderson, Hilton Head. Brig Mary Cobb, Duncan, New York—Rogers A Canu. May, Kelly, for Boston—Hunter A Gammelf Imports. Pei steamer Helen from Augusta—l2B bales up land cotton, 25 do sea Islands, 120 do yarn, 10 boxes tobacco. . • Per steamer Fountain, from Florida—B bales sea Island cotton. Per steamer Wm 0 Gibbons, from Darien— 49B bales upland cotton. Per steamer Laura, fr»m Augusta—l*o bales do mestics. Per Lewis’ flat, from Augusta—lo 9 bales upland cotton. . Per Douglas’ flat, No. 1, from Augusta—422 bales upland cotton. Per Enterprise boat, No. 12—893 bales upland cot ton. Per Bxpreee Co’s flat, from Augusta—3oo bale* up land cotton. Per steamer Annie, Horn Darien-34» bales upland cotton. Per steamer Scorpio, from Darien-209 bales up land cotton, 39 do sea Mud. Mipsaf. g Per -t«-aßishop /agtlac. tor New Yoik-36 bales ap ' Und cottas, lu bates rope, AS bbia dried peaches, Ju j Pkg> antes. Per steamship Cmnbrla. tor Philadelphia—24s inle* upland cotton >7 bates domestic*. 6 buses ufee 30 I empty casks. , Per steamship Nevada, for Ktw York—lST bah upland cotton, to pkgs indse. Pei steamship Cru Sedgwick, lor New York—lTS ’ bales upland cotton, K do wool, 75 do eld junk. Per brig Mary Cobb, for New York—393 bnlc, up land cotton, AS dongs, 11 do hides, 236 empty half bbts. 2 bids ate, 13.625 reed canes, S boxes aud agsdry pkgs mdse. Per schooner Mary Kelly, for Boston—,n hales up land cotton, 26 do sea island Couaiga.ee*- Per steamer Laura, from Augusta—Wm H Stark, Erwin A Hardee, aud others. Per steamer Fountain, from Florida—John L. Vil lalonga, Halsey, Watson A Cos. Per 3teamer Helen, from Augusta—Kein A Cos, W H Stark, 8. buster A Heluslas, L C Wade. Per steamer Wm G Gibbous, from Darien—Litrlu A Hardee, E E Metcalf k Cos. Per steamer Scorpio, from Darien—Joseph Upn man, J Levi. Guclionlieltner A-Selig. .1 Epstein Dzia linski A Slager, P H Helm, O’Fallon, A S ilartriilge L J Gnilmartin A Cos, N A Hardeo A Cos. Per steamship Annie, from Darien— Erwin A Har dee, Brigham, Baldwin A Cos. Per Enterprise flat,, from Augusta—F W Sints A Cos. R Habersham A Son, W H Stark, Wm Battersbv A Cos, E F Metcalf A- 00. Passengers. Per steamship Nevada, for New York—J w Whit taly. F U Brower. F D Bogart, James T Mcllvame and lady, Captain Ennson, Capt Tremiilev. Wm Max wen and ohild, Joseph Kelly, J Ilatfleld, W R Robert son, W Robinson, 33 commissioned officer*, 254 en listed men, and 23 servants of the 173d New York Volunteers. Per steamship Gen Sedgwick, for New York—H Yonng, C Clapp, Mr and Mrs c H Roser, Mrs Gradot. Per steamship Zodiac, for New York—H Lein, J Graham, N F Barrett, J Rockenbaagh, J J Marsh Philip Calanau, and steerage. Per steamer Fountain, from Florida—Mrs Jones and child, Col A B Summer and lady, J D Wilson and lady, B H Gerganls, lady, child and servant, A Wal ler, C L FMeble, Dr J J West, Dr. A Bamber D C Acosta, T A Acoeta, M L StebMns, and two deck. Per ateamsliiu Cumbria, for Philadelphia—Mrs Williamson, Mrs Booth aud four children, L C Te beau, Charles Howard, Mrs. Urquhart, Miss McDon ald. Per steamer Helen, from Augusta—R E Guerard, lady and child, W H Turner and lady. Misses Mc- Grath, Wm Guerard, G Redmond, Mrs Murphy, child and servant, Mrs LeHardv, Mr Daniels, NVan Neal and lady, Mr Thorn. LIST OP VESSELS IN THE PORT OP SAVANNAH. Savannah, Oct. 23,1865. ships. New England, Hodges, 1,100, for Liverpool—load ing at Lower Hydraulic Press—Brigham, Baldwin A Cos. Republic (Brent) Smith, 800, discharging ballast at Lower Eastern wharves—W’eber Bros. "Wisconsin (Br), Arcus, 850, loading for Liverpool— John R Wilder. Virginia, Weeks, 1044, discharging ballast at Dry Dock wharf, Hutchison Island—chas L Colby A Cos. BARKS. Thomas Fletcher, Pendleton, 735, loading for Liv erpool at Lower Hydraulic Press—Johii R Wilder, Thos Whitney. Thomas Whitnev (Br), Kelly, waiting—Bell Wylly A Christian, BRIO3. Ida McLeod, Cook, 395, waiting—Hunter A Gam mell. Monticetlo. Moon, 140, loading for Darien, Ga, at Lower Rice Mill wharf—Richardson A Barnard SCHOONERS. Francis Satterby, Allen, St Johns River, In ballast. John G Whipple. Simpson, 80, for New York—load ing at Iron Steamboat Wharf west of Barnard street —Rogers A Cann. Schr Julia A Crawford, Bulkley, loading, at Iron Steamboat Co’s wharf, for New York—L J Gullmar ton A CO. Albert (Br), Rlordan, 105, loading with lumber and shingles at Lower Eastern wharves for Nassau, N P —Bell, Wylly A Christian. Honest Abe, Counery, 100, loading for Mew York at wharf foot of Bull street—Rogers A Canu. Sodla, Crook, 150, waiting—Huwe, Whitney A Cos. H M Mayo, Curtis, 70, loading for Baltimore at De muud’s Press—Brigham. Baldwin A Cos. Mary, Kelly, 330, loading tor Boston at Demand’* Press—Hunter A Gammell. ' AUCTION SALES. BY BLUN & MEYER Will be sold on MONDAY, Oct. Jtfkl in»t., at 11 o'clock a. m., in front of oar store, if not sold at private sale previous. Three two story frame Ilonseii on Stewart street. Two one story frame Houses on Wilson street. Two one story frame Houses on Roberts street. The same can lw treated for at private sale by ap plication to Mr. G. G« mendeu, at the Planters Hotel. octlC td BY BLUN A MEYER. THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, a ra., in front of store, will be sold, 100 boxes Layer Raisins, new crop 25 caddies Tobacco, 22 ills each 100 dot Wood and Meerschaum Pipes 20 gross Steel Watch Keys 20 doz Steel Watch Chains 200 doz Gutta Percha Rings 60 doz Cornelian Rings 10 doz Hats and Caps 8 boxes Castile Soap 20 boxes Shoes and Boots Brooms Tubs Brushes And a large assortment of Pallor, Chamber and Kitcheu Furniture. 1 oct2S By Blun & Meyer. On WEDNESDAY, 26th Inst, at 10 o'clock, will be sold on the premises of Mr. Henry Burt, on Bi yau street, three doors oast of Barnard street, opposite the Market House 20 Bedsteads, with Bedding complete 20 extra Mattresses 24 Feather Pillows 12 Waehetande l2Toilet Tables 12 sets of Toilet Crockery 4 Feather Beds 4 Mahogany Ottomans 2 Bureaus 1 Sofa " Settee 1 Ladies’ Mahogany Work Table 13 Window Shades 1 Extension Table Tables, Chairs, Looking Glasses And nmacrons other articles. td oct'23 Auction Sale, By Edwin E. Hertz, On JTUESDA Y, 24th Inst., at 11 o'clock, In front of store, will be sold, without reserve. The following Articles: 26 cases assorted Ladies' and Gents Boots and Shoes, new stock, just received and of best quality. 20 sacks Liverpool Salt 60 boxes Layer Rai9ins,;new crop . 4 cases C-imax Tobacco—Smoking loesses Condensed Milk 30 doz Assorted Genuine Rodgera’ Pooket Cutlery 20 doz Assorted Tillatsoo’s Pocket Cutlery 6 gross Tillttson’s Table Cutlery 20 cases St. Julien Claret 20 cases I. Merman A Co.’s Boedraux Claret 6 cases Deedersheimer Wine. 5 cases Nensteiner Wine l cask Jamaica Rum, genuine. 1 cask Santa Croix Rum, genuine. 1 puncheon pure Irish Whiskey 5 cases pure Old Bourbon Whiskey l bbl Purest Bourbon Whiskey 1 half pipe Pale Henneey Brandy 2 pipes Gin Ceases Comet Gin, very fine,’ intended for medicinal purposes 5 cases I. F. Fine Gauteme. 2 oct23 Underwriter’s Sale. By Octavus Cohen. Will be sold os MONDAY, 23d Inst., In front of my store, at 10 o'clock. One case, containing Ribbons, Dry Goods, Ac. Damaged on 1 ward of steamer Varuna, on her voy age from New York, -ALSO -24 colls Bale Rope 23 do do D imaged on board the steamer Hrnf er on btr voy age from New York, and all sold by order of survey, 'fl>r account of tbe underwriters sod all concerned. Terms cash. oct23 Hay, Hay. BALES Prime Northern Bay, per Schr Clara »Oi Pickett. For aale-to arrive. OCU3 BRIGHAM, BALDWIN A CO. , get Your DERBY HATS X. AT COLDING’ S. octtO • ts . ■Mtu.nj.mu.it, a. « WHISKEY! WHISKEY! FINE OLD BRANDY, WINES, &c. Peach Valley Wiihuiev, Maple Valley Whiskey . Pike's Magnolia, Spencer* Old Hye, and Fine luudu.ky Bourbon. , FOR SALK BY. C. W. THOMPS ON, At the Old Stand, IXI BA. Y STKEF.T. fllerald Buildings) —a Lao, A loop's Ale, Mars' Ale, Applet. Potatoes, Onions, Pickles Mackerel, Cider and Cider Vinegar octO ts G. H. ARLEDGE, WHOLESALE GROCER . AND— Ship Chandler. It BAY STREET, ■VTOW receiving po- steam aud sailing vessels from i.l New York, the following articles, ivhleh will be Hold at the Lowest Market Price: Bbls. Floor, Potatoes, On lons, Turnips, Beets, • Apples, Vinegar, name. Brown and Crashed Sugars, Bbls Beef and Pork, Bbls. Mackerel, >4 do., M do. and kits No. 1 Cases Olive iJll, Sardines. Candles, Soap. Raisins, Pickles, Liquors Cheap Tea, Preserved Meat, Spices of all kinds, Herns. Ac., Ac.. Sacks Coffee, Brooms. Pails, Backets. Ac. ALSO— Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Paint Brashes. Ac:, Ac. ty chip stores put uii at the shortest notice. octl7 Sin WM. M. DAVIDSON, WHOLESALE DEALER IN GROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS, TEAS, SEGARS, .A-LE and Cider. sep2 . ts I ALES_WINES IKItijUOUS A SEGARS SOLE AGENTS AND IMPORTERS or Gh. Farre Champagnes FOR THE BTATF OF GEORGIA. uu*W) G. K. OSGOOD, STORE 186 CONGRESS AND 83 ST. JULIAN STS., SAVANNAH, GA. A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Groceries and Provisions, Tin, Crockery, Glassware Anil Hnrdwnrc, N. B.—The highest Cash Prices paid for Beeswax. Tallow, Wool, Ilides. Ac. ts scptlO Gao. R. CacMP. Wm, A. Wright, Augusta, Georgia. Late of Richmond, Vs. GEO. R. CRIMP & C 0.,. General Commission Merchants AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Groceries, Liprs, Tobacco, Segars, SALTED FISH, &o. • 209 Broad St., Augusta, Ga, tv Will purchase and sell on Commission Cotton, Tobacco, Pboiiuoe, and Mebchandisk of every de scription. Refers to the Merchants and Bankers of Angnsta, Ga., Richmond, Vs, and Jno. C. FerrUl, Esq, De- Witt A Morgan, Qaden A Unckles, A. A. Solomons A Cos , J. T. Paterson A Cos., R. Molina, Esq., Savannah, Georgia. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. OCt4 KIRLIN.BRO. & BURKE, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALES, WINGS AND LIQUORS, CORNER WHITAKER STREET AND BAY LANE. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED A DELIVERED. au2l ts JSTEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. THE nndernigneci (for eighteen year* of the firm of ft Cromwell A Blrda&ll) w now prepared to receive order* for hi* well known brand of choice New Hulled Buckwheat Flour, neatly packed to barrels, half barrels, quarter barrela and bags of 49 and 24M pounda. Have also on band Fresh Ground. State and West ern Flour. Extra, Superfine, and No. 2 Superfine, in bbla. and half bbls., in lota to snlt purchasers. EDWAKD CROMWELL. oct!2-2w 123 and 125 Broad street New Vork. IZMIR SALE -1000 bushels Liverpool Salt • 2000 sacks Oats, black and white 10 sacks best Rio Coffee To arrive, 100 Bales Hoy. octio n. a, Hardee a co. H, G. RUWE & CO., "Wholesale GROCERIES ? LIQUORS, WINES AND SUGARS, Corner Bryan and St. Julian and Johnson Square, fPRONTIHQ PULASKI HOUSE,; tW Agents for ALE AND LAGER. Constantly on hind, an assortment of XISBXN WINE. aep2B 3m SOAP. J ust received and lor aale by octl* BRIGHAM. BALDWIN A CO.. uwitCElilka. URHMt«. At Pi £ k GEbKL H A N7 Wholesale sad Retail Dealer In Fine Groceries, Hoots sod bhoes. Clothing. Fo.uab sad Domestic Wine*. Liqnoraand tkgar* Also. Skehau's Celebrated GOLDEN ALB AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER. lu bottle and hi wood. London and Dii&iu Brown Surat, Scotch and Eng. IUU Ale*. Ac. * Liberal dcdnrtions made to the trade. 176 BROUGHTON STREET, SAVANNAH. and 62 Liberty street. New York. E. G. IltuToN, Savanna!]. F. M. lUsno-L. N. Y. HILTON &RANDELL Wlaolcsola Grooera, 193 BAY STREET, NEAR BARNARD, Savannah, Ga., Arc constantly rereiving |ier steamers from New York Tlir Largest and Moat Complete Assort ment of Groeerie* in Uie City, Orders by Mali, accompanied with Remittance, Promptly Filled, at Lowest Market Prices. octl6 lm Randeli & Cos., South West Corner Bay and Bar nard Streets, Arc now prepared to offer At Lowest Market Rates: 200 bbls Ex Ohio Flonr 100 half bbls Family Flour 100 bbls No. 4 Hominy So half bbls Hominy SO bbls Soda Crackers 30 bbls Sugar Crackers 100 boxes Cracker*—Fancy, Lemon, Egg and Desert 150 caddies Black and Gr«*en Teas—oolong, English Breakfast and Imp. 100 bags Coffee—St. Domingo and Rio 40 mutts O. C Java Coffee 00 mats Sin”. Coffee 2iK> boxes ana rnarters Layer Raisins,new crop 150 boxes Ad Candles, Cs lUJ boxes Mould Candles 100 boxes Family Soap 5 » Iwrfp'i Colgate's Starch Matches Spices of all kinds Almonds, Waiimta and Filbert *, etc. Wrapping Paper and Twin* buckets. Brooms, Ac. To which the attention of the Trade is .solicited. oct2l iw SCO ARS—Crusted, Powdered, Coffee. Yellow and Brown SVRLP—W. 8. Golden, in bbls LA KD—in tubs—C. and F Leaf CHEESE--State Daries, f»' I ‘ , 'vcß TOBACCO—Navy Poun< a* Half P u'.ida, Tens and Natural L<. MACKEREL IL.illibl'mul Eils Nos land? SHOT-Eagle Brand, all For. c aleby RANDELI/& CO., act?l 1 w S. W. cnr. Bay and Barnard sts. HA3IS. CIX TIERCES Superior Hams, Just receives anti 1-7 for sale by CLAQHORN A CUNNINGHAM. octal 3 CODFISH. JUBT received and for pale by CLAUIIORN 6i CUNNINGHAM. oet-21 3 Just Received, Anil in Store on Consignment, BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES Alio, a lot of Finn Liquors, consisting of BRANDIES, WHISKEY, SANTA CRUZ RUM, BOKEICS BITTERS, Ac Which we offer on the most liberal terms. VAN HORN HOLYOKE k MURRAY, octll-tf Nd. 9 Stoddard's Block. CLAGHORN & ffIMUMI, Grocers and Ship Chandlers, CORNER BAY AND DRAYTON STREETS, Sn van n a li, BFG leave to nforrrt their former friends and cus tomers, and the public generally, that I hey have resumed business at their old stand, where Ihey will keep constantly on hand a full assortment of Goods in then-line suitable for Private Families, Steameisand Sailing Vessels. Punctual attention given to all conu try orders. lm oct!9 T. J. DUNBAR & CO. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN WINES. LIQUORS, SEGARS, iC. 147 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, CA„ (NEXT DOOR ABOVE REPUBLICAN OFFICE.} We have the Largest Assortment ol Whiskeys, Wines, Brandies, Gins, Bitters, Cordials, &c., In the South, to which we Invite the attention of the Trade. Call and compare our goods and prices. octs ts ASTEN & THRO KMORTON, NO. 253 BOWERY, NEW YORK, MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in Builders’ and Locksmiths’ Hardware. Nalls. Pulliefi, Gird, Rim Locks and Knobs, Butt Hinges, Brass and Iron Keys and Casting*, Gong Boßs, wire, Silver-Plating, &e. All order*, large or small, furnished promptly at 10 l>er cent. Icm than market prices. *rp!9 Gm DISSOLUTION. BY mutual consent Mr. James VY. Ran dell this day withdraws from enr Firm. HILTON A RANDELL. Savannah, Oct lGth, 1865. Referring to the above notice, the undersigned would state that he will con inne the Wholesale Grocery Business, Under the firm name of XI A. 3\TX3 33Xj Xj rib CO., And have taken the commodious building on S. W. corner or Bay and Barnard Sta., In a few days will be prepared to offer a large and well aasorteil stock of Groceries, to which the atten tion of the trade will be solicited. JAMBS W. RANDELL. Referring to the above notice, the undersigned woul state that they will continue the Wholsale Grocery Business, Under the firm name of XXiltoxx db nnncioll, At the Old Stand, No. 193 Bay street. EDW. G. HII.TON, oCtl6 lw F. M RANDELL. Joseph Smith, • FIELD, GARDEN, GRASS AND FLOW • ER SEEDS, BTo. 65 Liberty Street, Sew York City. /YHDER9 for Seeds bv mail will be promptly execu- U ted and forwarded by Express. C. O. D. N. B.—Tbe Trade supplied on the moat liberal terms. Priced Catalogues will lie sent upon applica ttonbymalL _____ octocodld Dunn. & Brown, SHIPPING MASTERS, HATING opened an office at No. 38 Bay street, be tween Habersham and Price street,, we are pre pared tu furnish crews at the shortest notice octn-lm SHIPPING. ■KOTPto ~ YORK?} Atlantic Coast Mail Steamship Cos. J" ri*. »!?? T'T'F? te-w steamship 1«£ AR IA DN E, Clary, ,mn ,udet poriiiTOly sail on bn regular Wed..,.day, *3,J, ln , t . ,3 o . clutk STAR LINE; - FOR NEW YORK. tpHE new and elegant first class U 8. Mall Mean,- A chip IDAHO, Captain CRAWL, Will positively eail tor Ike above port on Wcdtiday, Oct. 95th, at o’clock For frelgnt or passage, having splendid accommo dations, apply to BRIGHAM. BALDWIN A CO, Qc t23 Stoddard’s Building, opp. Post Office. FOR NEW YORK. The Schooner HATTU*. MAY! mttiSsS t 1 1! have quick despatch tor tin above port. For freight or paasage apply to OctlC BRIGH iM, BALDWIN A OO^ For Augusta. The new light draft Steamer CLA.R I O N , Will leave to f the above port On Tueadajr, Oct. H, at 11 o'clock, a. m. For freight or passage, having superior accom mo datiOLS apply to CHAB L. COLBY A 00., oct2J ror. Bay and Alrarporn eta. FOR AUGUSTA. Steamer Express, Captain J. W* Morgan, Will have quick despatch as above. This Pteamer is entirely new, exceedingly light draft, and is of immense capacity, and was built ex preaelj for the Savannah river trade, .shippers will find It to their advantage to patronise. She being of such light draft is ahte tu navigate the river at its low cat stage. For freight engagements apply to F. M. MYRELL, Agent. oct2o • ts Hstri.’ Buildings. Buy street. FOE AUGUSTA, Regular Line, Low Fraightzand Quick Despatch The light draught side wheel steamer “ Jrlolen,” James IE. Riley, Commander, will leave Sloddard'b Wharf on Wednesday 1 ! Oct 93, at 7 o’clock, a. m. For Freight or Passage apply to , KKIN A CO.. 3 doors east of the Exchange, oct 23 2 114 Bay «treet For Liverpool. The new first clan, clipper ship VIRGINIA, WEEKS, Commander, Is now loadiug rapidly at Lower Press, and having large engagement* will have quick despatch. For freight or passago (taken at lowest rater) apply to CHAS. L COLBY A CO., oct23 earner Abercoro and Bay sts. FOR BALTIMORE. The Schooner HATTIB M. MAYO. TyFjN Captain Cnttis, having two-thirds of hei I A')r\. c a riTO engaged,will have quirk despatch A deck load will be taken if offered. Fur freight apply to CRANE, JOHNSON A GHAVBJLL. oct2l __3 FOR BALTIMORE. Pendergast’s Line. The fast sailing regular packet SCHOONER DE SOTO, Crook, Master, Having the greater portion of her cargo engaged, will have quick cfeapatch. Fur balance of freight ap ply to LaROCHE, QADEN A TOOELE?, Corucr Bay and Barnard streets. Agents in Baltimore—Pendergset, Fenklck A Cos. octlß For Liverpool. THE first class British bark THOMAS WHITNE? J. O. Kelly, master, being of small capacity, will have qnlck dispatch. For freight, apply to _octlO BELL, WYLLY A CHRISTIAN. For Liverpool. r£». THE A1 American Ship NEW ENULAN O. rrJajj'L Hodge. Master, having a large portion ot - aT'y'Jdhcr cargo engaged will be ready 4> receive —--"cargo at Lower llydranllc Press on the lSlh Inst. For freight or passage apply to sepl4-tf BRIGHAM, BALDWIN A CO. GREAT REDUCTION -IN FREIGHT TO AUGUSTA. ON and after tbia date the rate of Freight by onr Line will be reduced 50 Per Cent ! Onr Line Is composed of the folk,wing Steamers, all adapted to the trade, viz: Iron StenmpF AMAZON, Capt Johnron. New Iron Steamer WM. Q. GIBBONS-Cnpt Phiipot Steamer LAURA, Capt. Biller. The Steamer Gibbons 1b to* every particular a first clasePasaenger Boat. Insurance can be effected by onr Line at lowest rates. tW Freight received DAILY and forwarded TWICE A WEEK. aep2S-ltn F.RWIN’ A HABDPM£. CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. - ffIHE undersigned having associated themselves to A gether under thiyirm name of LxitOUllE, GADEN A CNCKLES, tor the purpose of transacting a Gene ral Grocery, and Commission Business, and having secured the ham and commodious stoic, corner of Bay and Barnard streets, are now prepaied to receive any and all consignments made to them. They also have extra r00m.4, suitable for Dry Goods andFsnev Articles, which. If accompanied by owners or agentiC are the beat in the city; from a long experience and* thorough acquaintance with the business, they hope to give entire satisfaction to all making consignments Liberal advances made on Cotton. Lumber. Ac con signed to them for sale to Savannah, or for shipment to their friends to New York, Boston or Baltimore LaUOCHE, GADEN A I’NCKUW. lasso D. Laloout, ■ BfNJ. G. Gams, Davio S. Uticanes- lrn _rx-tlo_ LODGING AND BOARDING. FIR Six Gentlemen, can be obtained to a central part of the city by applying to Letter M. Box No. 212, 6 octSl ANCHOR LINE * or PACKETS FOR N E WjH^YORK. AND ALL NORTHERN AND EASTERN PORTS The Staunch and Fate Selling Schooners w. D. YACGHN, . - - - 1W tons ISLAND QUEEN. R. H, Consry, Master 178 tons ELLIOT. - iso cons HATTIB MAYO, A. B. Curtis, Master. . 98 ton HONEST ABE, W. M. conary. Master, .- 85 tons And others, comprise the ‘'Anchor Line" of Packets, and will have quick despatch as above. For Freight apply to PATERSON A TUCKER, Agents, No. 15 Stoddard's Building, or to ROGERS * GANN, Savannah, Ga. octal 8 *" 00 * Ca ““* t ’ New York. SffIPPERSIOUGiJSTS i RE"notifled that they esn store their goods any , d V <Jorta ‘t the week, *o be forwarded by the abave Boats, which are the lightest draught nmnlnc to Angusia, tree of extra charge. KEIN A CO. Pueights rot mom, fTUIE uuderelgued are prepared to receive good* at * thus Wurcaouees—free of expense and cov t red by Inenra ce—tor shipment to Angosta and point* beyond by thetr regular line r flight draught boat*. Apply to CHAR L. COLBY, sept et*—tf cor. Buy and Abercorn sts. For Augusta, IRE STEAMER R. H. MAY, frill have dispatch for the above Goods receiv ed at all time and stored In fire proof warehouse, foot of Lincoln street, free of enat. t J. M. KINCHLEY, Agent. Office in Clnghorn As Cunningham's. The May arrived In An gnats from Savannah on last Friday with hur full freight. ts oct# FOR. PALATKA, Via Darien, Brunswick, Bt. Mary’s. Ftr*' nandlna, Jacksonville and Meelata. fJIHE new and fast steamer FOUNTAIN, Capt. Q. A W. C*st»is,wUl leave rs above on TUESDAY, the 24th Inst, at 10 o'clock a.m. * For Freight or Passage apply on board, at Pidel ford's VV harj near Whlre'a Central Cotton Press or to M. A. COHEN, Agent. During the absence ol the boat all goods will be re ceived at the warehouse on the whart,by Mr. W. R. H. Thnen Freight payable on Wharf. Shippers will furnish weights and measurement of goods. " 0C123 E) aTIY, SEMI-WEEKLY ANDWEEKLY, THE KiuNV YORK WEEKLY MD SEXI-WEEKLY IEWB. GREAT family n« l whpapf. rs. BEIUiXIY WOOD Toiler Awl Proprietor Journals of Politics, Literatnre, Fashions, Market had Financial Reports, Interesting Miscellany, and News from ALL PARTS OF THE WdRLD! IMPROVEMENTCJNTRODUCED IMMENSE CIRCULATIONS OiTIRMMED IN. THE LARGEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST , PAPERS PUBLISHED-IN NEW YORK, NEW YORK WEEKLY NEWS, Published Every Wednesday. Single Coplea Five Cents One Copy, one year r. $ 2 on Three Copte*. one year 5 oo Five Copies, one ye *r 8 75 Ten Copies, one year 17 ou —And an extra copy to my Club of Ten . Twenty Copies, on# year 80 00 Yk' Weekly lewi is Sent to Clergymen at fl 50. SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS. Publiahed every Tuesday and Friday. Single one year S4OO Three Copies, oneyoar.> 10 do Five Copies, Ten Copies, one year 30 00 —Andes extra copy to any Club of Ten. Twenty Coplea, one year t 65 OO To Clergymen 3 00 NEW YORK DAILY NEWB. To Mall Subscriber* *lO per annum Six Months Fh* Dollars For sale by all Newsdealers. Specimen copies, of DAILY and WEEKLY NEW3 •eat free. Address BENJ. WOOD, Daily News Building, No. 10 Ctty Hall Square. . New York City. Grits and Meal. fTILLBM’S MILL REOPENED Having porchaa. vA ad the entire Interest from Mr. H. tilTlsm to hto large and extensive Mil Is, on the comer of Habersham "treat.and Perry street lane, we are now prepared to foraiah Grist and Meal at favorable rates. Corn will be sold reasonable. All orders promptly filled. octll-fm LGPINQTON a, HARRISON, B. W, Tilton, Agt., MAzrorAovusuift. TT'ORMERLY Tilton, WorraU A Macy, Southern 1 Carriage Warerooms, No 616 Broadway, New York. Manufactory—Mount Vernon, N. T. octg-im CORN. I O/tfl BUSHELS Choice White Corn, to sacks, lUW Landing and for sale by „ , CRANE, JOHNSON A GRAYBILL. octio 4 . 2ST. B. Wholesale and Retail Dealer to . Saddles, Bridles, Harnesses, Harness, Bridle, Band, Sole and Patent Leather, SADDLERY WARE. CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. I Leather and Rubber Belting and Packing, French and American Calfskins, Ac. AT THI sxeft OF TU SOIDBV SADI>I V, West end Gibbons’ Buildings, Market Square, Savannah, Ga . rr A large assortment *lwaye on hand, and for sale at tbe Lowest Prices. 3 oct2o