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TH JC LATU STOKM OX THIS COAST.
Arrival of the NewOrlenns Steamer Wa
baih in DittreH.
Tne steamer Wabash, commanded by Capt. Mel
-1U(. from Philadelphia, and bound to Sew Orleans,
nut in here on Thursday for repairs. On Monday
!asi »t a o’clock she encountered a terrific bale off
st wustine, Fla., which lasted without abaynnent
uotii 1 o'clock on Xufsday. Af 3 o'clock Tuesday
morning she lost her smoke stack and boat, when
, r „te;uu went down and she could not be kept to
l x wind. Hoisted foresail and jib and bore off be
luie the wind, and In ten minutes they were blown
t Heaved overboard thirty tons of coal to
lUten the ship. About 8 o’clock Tuesday morning
twu men were lost overboard, named Geo. Conrad,
naan, and John McCarthy, formerly a steam tug
captain at Philadelphia. We are credibly Informed
Hilt nothing but the skilful conduct oKtfcs Captain
u t,j the Kngiueers and firemen saved the vessel and
me lives Os those on board. Several pieces of wreck
ni ie seen as she approached Savannah, and among
tliciii was the stern of a boat painted green on the
lU 'nie repairs ou the Wabash will be completed by
Tuesday next, when she will resume her voyage.
Arrival of the Idaho.
The steamer Idaho, Capt Craw, arrived below at
a late hour last evening. She rode out the late
dorm without damage, bat was compelled to lie to
for forty hours during its continuance. The pas
sengers are all well aud the cargo uninjured. We
arc Indebted to Purser Mill for favors.
JURORS DRAWN.
SiPKEiorf'CopßT.—The Honorable the Justices of
the Inferior Court convened at the Court House on
Thursday, 26th October, and drew tho following
named Jurors for the Superior Court of this county,
to be held ou the second Monday of January, 1888.
Johu D Charlton, Joseph S Carruthers, C C Casey,
A 11 champion, Wm O Charlton, Hill Gowdy, James
b illaiulet, John UuinmeU, James L Uaupt, Levi 3
Hail Bo belt Hardie, Emanuel Heldt. Alfred Hay
wood, A L Uartridge, Wm Hunter. A F Habersham,
George J Keller, John J Kelly, Chas E O'Sullivan,
Inuud (J Olcolf, Wm H Olcotu Edward G’Hyrue, Geo
8 Owens, George (Jtr, AV B Pritchard, J F Peloc, Sam
ud It Palmer, A J Pollard, J B Binder, l> U Phiilniok,
tieorge F Palmer, W Readiok, Jefferson
Boherts, Hr J tfoud Reed, WUliam H stark,
8 11 baflteau, J l.achlisuii, Boot Lachllsou, A B
Luce, Alvin N Miller, James W McAlpiu, N C Mills, M
li Milieu, H Morse,- J Alette Middleton, Richard Mor
gan, X Nuugaaer, WG Norwood, O btebbens, John
Sieilihrd, Joseph M Solomons, J R Snead, Wm Starr,
f K sweat, J 1. Speissegger, J A Staley, W A Thomas,
li H Thoutasson, John R Tebeau, John C Taylor.
I'Enr Jpiums.—A .1 Aylesworth, John Auglan,
Henry Atkinson. T Burnett. G T Biirdett, J J W
Hunt/., G G J Buutz, Madison 11 Bucliauall, Johu
A Burgess, Thomas K Box, J W Bandy, W H Baker,
David Bailv. Michael Boyle, P Brannon, C 11 Bell,
V Burns, Richard Burke, W M Blount, R M llurthel
iiu-ss, J Bryan, R ITioeutx, C Lineker, F Brown, li
Hurt, S J Baker, HI ward Byrns, U. S Bogtirdus, Jr,
J (Javauuugli, G W Cereopely, T Cuiilffo, B F Cole,
8 crunk, A Cordcs, Ansley Cope, Richard W Cope,
T w Coonev, C Campbell, W C Cooper, Geo Heleiu
bolt, J E Heldt, 11 K HeiUt, A Harrlg, Win T Heldt,
J Leonoard, P I.udtlv, i) M MeAlpin, W J McCauiy,
j u McCarthy, J McCarthy) C K McCall, J J McCoy,
Wm McCormick, J McCroker, W W McCormick, W
1) McCarthy, L Martin, TNugent, Jr, Martin Cfulhn,
Jamas Cleary, John A Carter, John Flannery, An
drew Flatley. Patrick Fitzgerald; Wm. Pitzgerald,
James Foley, J C Footman, John Fitzpatrick, John
Fitzpatrick Sd, ,Kred Gnann, Jr,, Johu J. Godfrey,
p. ueibeihonae. Walter Higgins, J P. Herrick, H tier
iaau.J H Hicks,Thos Hicks,,J L Heryaudez.P A Hervi
aut, Geo. N" Hendry, W Henry, F J Kuckert, F Ruck
ei i. A Rosenplatt, H C Stevens, Johu Steinberg, L
Stem, Wui Swell, W Swain, T W Shea. J A Shaffer;
A shannon, U Seugstack; Edwaril Wickham. I WU
sun, -s W C Williamson, Jli Williams. J Williams, J
w Wilson, John Ryan, W. Rutherford.
Sr. Paul's Cnuieu.—ln our account of the des
truction of St. Paul’s Cu'Jtoli by fire day before yes
terday, it was stated that thole was no Insurance on
the building. We find this statement to have been
incorrect. U was insured for fts.coo,
Au investigation Into the origin of the fire KhS
plated it beyond a doubt, that it wag set by boys
counected with the Massic School, I,t has beeu as
certaiaed that a number of them were playing In
side the church at recess time, and that they bu lit
the fire la the gallery,.from which the destruction of
the edifice resulted. We understand that steps has
beeu taken to find out the names of the boys en
gaged in tills piece of criminal recklessness, and
have them made an example of.
Frank Lfisug’s LxßY’a Mauxzimk and other
Pkkiodicalk, are received through tbe polite atteu
lioa of Mr. Estiil. The Lady’s Magazine Is a large
ami handsome Monthly, eoiitatulng, besides brilliant
colored fashion-plates and full size patterns, with
uhvctioiM for cutting and makiug.the newost styles
of garments, a large amount of light and attractive
reading matter, novelettes, poetry and sketches,
finely illustrated throughout. We have also recrtt'
ed from Estlll's Depot copies of the following Week
lies. the contents of which are, both In the Literary
and Pictorial departments, attractive : The BuulotV,
Ladies’ Newspaper, Harper’s Weekly, Frank Lesl te's
illustrated Newspaper.
Larue Aiutivat, if Immu;bants.—The steamer
Idaho, which arrived last night, brought as steerage
passengers one hundred and thirty-four Immigrant
laborers, shipped at New York by Messrs, fepratt anil
Calahan, Contractors, to be employed In the work
upon. the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad. They will be
lauded this morning and will leave Immediately tor
their destination, in the neighborhood or Station No.
5. on the A ft G. R. R., one of the healthiest locali
ties on the hue of that road. From this point ttfe
work ol rebuilding the railroad will be prosecuted In
both direction*—towards the Ogoechee and towards
the Altamaha. The men are all In good health.—
They form the first importation of labor Into the
State since the war.
House Dbowned.—Yesterday morning’d valuable
horse, while he was being taken mini on. board the
steamship ltalcigh to the wharf, slipped through
the slings, fell overboard and was drowned. The
animal lived through the greet storm with Its com
panion, a marched pair. The owner Uglily prized
Us horses, having cost In New York about sltoo.
Steamer Helen Getty.—This steamer, under the :
command olCupt, Ingraham, is having an lmporluut
addition made to her. On the upper deck ail add!
tional cabin of twenty-six state-rooms Is being con
structed. Each state-room will have two berths.— ’
This addition will give accommodations for abont
one hundred passengers. The work will be finished
iu about two weeks. The Helen Getty leaves tills
morning for Palatum
Pout Wahorns for the Port of Savannah;—
The city authorities have made the appointments
lor Port Wardens for the Port or Savannah. At a
meeting of tlic Board yesterday, Messrs. ThomaH
Holcombe and Thomas J. Bulloch wore elected
Chairman und Clerk, respectively. Parties lutereat
ed are rolerred to the notiee in another column.
Chaxqr of Ttmk on the Central Rah. Road.—lt
will he seen that the hour for the departure of the
morning truiu on tile Central Railroad has beet
changed to ;.1» A. M. The trains now run through
to No. 5. Tlie returning train arrives In Savannah at •
A.l/i P. M. Tho Hew arrangement goes into oporatlonj
on Monday next.
For Doctortown.— By reference tu our advertis
ing columns, It will be seen that the Steamer Win. G.
Gibbons, will make another trip to Doctortown,
leaving Dillon's wharf at 8 o’ulock, Tuesday morning
list Just,
HotTSE at AcotjonTo-Dat.—Messrs. Deli, Wyily
A Christian sell to-day, at.n a. m., a two-story brick
house, on one quarter lot, coruer of Jrffereon aW
Perry streets.
OHITUAHY. ,m
Died, on the 20 Oct, 1866, at the residence'of her
grandmother, Mrs. A. E. Morrell, THEODORA NAT
ALIE, youngest child of Jason P. and Sarah J. Hood,
of this c'ty. How ssddenly came death to “Unto
Dora. With but twelve hours Illness she passed away
to the bcanllful city built by Clod. Ilerself beantlful,
Intelligent and beloved.
Only three and a half years of age—the youngest,
th» fullest and heal—«he has passed away to the home
of angels, hhe had Just begun lo learn m the Sabbath
School of tv B iptbt Church the sweet gospel anus o|
elilldreu, "Walling by the rivet”—the boatman emus
and quickly bore darling HMIe Dora to tliu other
shorn. Jesua bids n» lo suitor little elilldreu to coma
to him Oh! blessed Huvlour 1 huip as to yield Ilora
and oursalyea to Ibee I , A.
KX'jnCU AiT IMVITATUsi.
Tile h leads and Hcqttidat«nc« of Charles J. While
aiid,farolly, and tbs Hon. Phillip M Kassel and family
are rsapte lfully tnvtlad to atleud tbs funsrsl of OHO,
A UORDOM, irnly eon of Hts former, from their rsei
deiin cm Parry eireet, lad ween Mmilgowsry and
Waal Broad streets, snd uaar Mlltort aqasrs, at t|
h'vinuk This Day.
HAIMIIO,
0» Thursday, Oct. Mth. 18*6, by tta* Rev Dr. Wm.
Hollsa, J. BY RON ROBINSON, M. D„ of BalUinore,
hd, and ADDiE, only da ugh tel of F. UioacUude, of
this city.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Hotel ArrivHlsk
PULASKI HOUSE, OCTOBER 27, ls6s"
W«. H. Wili kuehgkk A Cos., Proprietors.
1) Giesofiatd, Savannah -Lilias West, B(wton
E W Gan. Me. Ida I|WJ McDonald, Glenmore
I L M Gamble du W U Brisbane, Jo, iirook-
C C Byrsne. L S A lyn, N Y
H C Cady, N Y E B Fenton, Hartford,
1) L Oakiy and wife, Fla Conn
J T Boyd, Fla Chas Fenton, do
J D Suilm, Wareshoro’ J T Hull, Atlanta, (iX
\V Wilson do J W Staten, stocktou, Ga
Wilson do J M Halstead, Rye, K Y
U W asliburn, Savannah H Crouierlein, Savauuah
Mrs J T Gilchrist, Fla T Vail, Hilton Head
“*? Pi® I '’ ,N ' C E Baldwin, 47ch Pa
K U Johnson, F'la E B Melt, Bobertsvllle
C G Street, NY . SC
Mrs Hulciey and duughler O C Horne, Hawkinsville,
Angusta ua
Mis Adame, do A J Smith, Augusta
A N \\ right, Syracuse E C snnkius, lady aud son
1> A SmlUi, N Y Fia
M W Ifoswprth, do Anson Peeler, Augusta
C lkKutcUiison, do Mrs c H Helamater, N Y
James B Rice do Miss S Helamater do
Mrs 1. A Blake and child, J M Culler, Salem, Miss
_F’la I John Caller and two ohil-
W L Bond, dp , dren, do
'Geo T Patten, Ga P J Miller, Augusta
A J Love, do IWm Barnby, do
J Clay, Ga
Nhippinf( Intelliseuce.
Miniature Almanac—TUls Day.
Sun rises 8 13 Moon rises morn
Bun sets 5 is.nigh water -1 is
PORT OF SAVANNAH.
Friday - , Oct. 27,1865.
Arrived.
Steamship Idaho, Craw, New York—Brigham,
Baldwin A Cos.
Stalling’* two fiats, from Augusta—E F Metcalf
A Cos.
Brady, Smith A Co’s three fiats, from Augusta—
Brady, Smith A Ce.
Steamer Resolute, Cannon, Hilton Head.
Steamer Standish, Moore, Tybee Roads.
Cleared.
Steamer H M Cool, Taylor, Charleston.
Tug Shepard, Bliss, F'ort Pulaski.
Steamer Wm Q Gibbous, Phllpot, Darien—Erwin A
Hardee.
Steamer Emilia, Bender, Hilton Head.
Steamer Orient, Uoldwalthe, Darien—Chas L Colby
A Cos.
Steamer Rockland, Beaufort, Charleston—L S
Bennett. ' * ■' •
Imports. ,
Per stoainer Wm G Gibbous, from Doctortown—
-238 bales cotton.
Per Stalling’s two flats, from Augusta—Bls bales
uplaud cotton.
Per Brady, Smith A Co’s three flats, from Augusta
—054 bales upland cotton.
ConsltCHees.
Per steamship Raleigh, from New York—Atlantic
ami Gull KattroAd, Adams* Express Company, P C
Arnold, Brigham. Baldwin A Cos, llrady, Smim & Cos,
Robert Baliore, W H Brisbane, Crane, Johnson A
Grayhlll, Claghoru A Cunningham, M A Cohen, J s
Cohen, Geo A Cuyler, UarUugtun A Bcckfoid, Dzya
lluski A Singer, Doyle A f.yons. Einstein A Beknian,
Erwin A Hardee, J Epstein A Bro, O C Freeman, G
Fried, M Fsrst A Cos, D Finnegan, L J UullmarUun A
Cos, Gadeu A Ullckie., O L Gilbert, J UlllHaud A Cos,
SAG Gardner, Halsey, Watson A Cos, J HG.tlpln,
N A Hardee A Cos, it Habersham A Son, C V Hutch
ings, Huuter A Uummell, A K Hopkins, N B Knapp,
Kenny A O’Brieu, Keiu A Cos, E Keotchke A Cos, J
Kohu, W W Lincoln, J Lippman, J Langedorf, James
Leary A Cos, L Lynch. Miller, T homas A Cos, il Mem
hard A Bro.W A R Mdulire, J McMahon, A C Miller.
A F Mira, U B Meyers, W C O'DrisoolL E O'Byrne, H
W Fease, Thomas Pepper, Rogers A Canu, P Reilly,
J K Reilly, ii A Richmond, J L Romiliat, H Roths
child, Isaac Robins, Schuster A Ueiusius, F W Sims
A Cos, A A S.humous A Cos, Dr J M Scutey, A .-cudder,
Stewart A Cos, J Stalk, Wm H Stark, B G i’ildt u J L
V mailings, Warren A plainer, Wed A Cos, Johu K
Wilder, W L Wilson, J Williamson, W H Willburger
A.Co, M H Williams, and others.
Per steamer Wm O Gibbons, ltom Doctortown—
El-win A Hardee, Brigham, Baldwin A Cos, O’Fallon
A Cos, Joues A Way, E F Metcalf, J L Kouunilot C H
Hopkins, Mayor Hastings, G W Garmany, R Welch,
A McMillan, J B Lester, M Ponce, 1 R Sealy, E J
Gowdy.
Per Brady, Smith A Co's fiat, from Augusta—
Brady, Smith A Cos, John L Vilialougu, Graue, John
son and GiuybllL
l’usueiigcrs.
Per steamship Raleigh, from New York—Mrs Gil
christ, Miss Kane, D L Oakley and wife, T C Arnold,
Elliott Arnold, G A Cuyler, wife, two dhildreu aud
servant, Mrs A M Wilson aud two children, Mr Dun
bar, W H Brisbane and wile, Thomas Archer and
»ire, Mrs Hutton aud daughter Mr Hutton, J T iludd, -
W B Woodbridge, Joseph Washburn, Mr Hough N
Bond, C A Hutchison, M .1 Solomons, J B Rice, H M
Bosworth, Mr. Dorset! aud wile, Mrs Buckley, mother
and child, A White, K K Morgan, W E Warding and
lady,Mis Threadcraft, Mrs Blake and child, J M
Halstead. Dr Schley, W c O’Driscoll, B G Gadeu,
wile and lgfaui, a i Lamb and wile, Mrs M M Scott,
Mrs HoQlcker, Mrs Wcilou and child. Miss Bennett,
G Stark, P 11 O Brieu, YV Dordy, U J Bartlett, L M
Gamble, Capt Lyons, CGSaltzmau, J Dougherty, E
Dougherty, W W ilson, J D Smith, E Wilson, E
Beddel, \V Diuuiaioud, A It Hopkins. G Lesser, C G
Street, Major Welton, A Uolhrook, Mr Judsou, W R
Symons, R H Johnson, T li Mills, Jr, Isaac Robinson,
F, B Feutori, A N Wight and sou, M Glazio, Charles 0
Byrue, E W Gamble, Mi's Hodges and two children,
aud 2z In steerage.
Per steamer Win G Gibbons, from Doctortown—
J J Miller, J McDonnell, D 0 touch, Dr George Miller,
E J GowUy, 80l dsigler, N Price and lady, J Price. K
M OpenheHner, Dr Jeuklus, J D Hall, Mr Staten, E
M Gldord, D Hopkins, Jr, D J McDonald, Mrs D Mc-
Donald, family aud servants, D McDonald, E J
Acysta, D A Smith, J Clay, Miss Clay, Miss West,
Capt. Bryant, Capt McUUicn, E D UraUam, George P
Screven, Georgu T l gtlou, Amo* Love, G W bar
many and family, P Mayo, George W Anderson, jr,
Mrs M Hunter, Mrs Long, child aud servant, Mrs
Kmn anu family, O Helustus, E J Thayer, C 11 Hop
kins. Jr, Robert LachJuou, M 11 MUley, U U Marshall,
J Russell, J R Sausssy, und » on deck.
A Card.
At a meeting of the Cabin Passenger*, held on
board of the side-wheel steamship Raleigh, In Sa
vannah river, Ga., on the 2tith day of October, A. D.
18CB, aud oil her passage from New York to Savan
nah, commencing at three o’clock p. nn, on the 21st
iustant, Judge W. E. Wording, of Beaufort, S. C.,
was called to lit# chair, aud E. C. Hough appointed
Secretary. \ ■<' /
Ou motion of Mr. Dunbar, of Hilton Head. It was
voted that a committee of three be designated by
the Chairman to prepare some expression of the
sense of this meeting In regard to the trying ctrcnm
stauces In which the passengers, as well as the of
ficers aud grew of this t learner, have lately been
placed; whereupon George A. Cuyler, Esq., us Sa
vannah, peter Dauber, of IlHton Head, styl J. M.
Schley, M. D., of Savannah, were appointed such
committee.
Arte# a brief Consultation, Mr. Cdyler, from said
cerfrtmttee, reported the following tu the a«turn of
the committee; requesting that in addition to the
uopy for publication, one, signed by the passengers,
be handed to Capt. Walker:
The undersigned, passengers on board the steamer
Raleigh, on her voyage from New Y ork to Savanuali,
desire to record the expression of their deep thank
fulness ami their special gratitude to the signal
Providence whose all-merciful baud has just saved
us from the perils of the deep.
Ttiefealeigh len New-York on the 21st October,
with every iudicatloa of a prosperous voyage, but
encountered on Mouday.ereuing a terrific gale,which
lusted for forty-six hours. Our peril was extreme,
and our safety aud deliverance could only be work
ed out by an Almighty band. Truly has He come to
bur great need, tint saved us from destrdcilon.
But, under providence, we believe, that we owe
our safety to the efficient and skillful working or
Capt. G. N.Walker, Acting Chier Engineer Osterhaug,
and the First and Second Officers and Crew of the
Raleigh, and beg, therefore, to recommend them as
entitled to she fallest confluence of the travelling
public.
While we award all praise, as stated to the offleers
and crew of said steamer, we would not be under
stood as giving our unqualified approval of the
course of action pursued by the New Y ork agents es
the line in receiving on board more passengers than
could be fairly accommodated. Aud we cannot re
frain from the expression of the opinion that the
motive power of ihestoßnter Is markedly Inferior to
her other qualities as a Sea-going vl-sael.
We recommend that the proceedings of this meet
Dig be published In the duly papers ol’Savannah,
and In one, st least, of the dally papent of Nbw York.
W. E. Wording, Chair- C. G. Street
11)1*11 !»• p-
G. A. Cuyler A. A Hopkilik
Howard A. C#dy T. K. Mills, Jr.
P. R. Morgan JJ, H. Button
T. U Arnold a. J. Solomons
W. i. Arnold T. Archer
J- M. Hebley, M. D. J. M. llalateil
P. Dunbar K. G. flallzman
rDruuuuoua E. Dougherty
ifcrXSi Usjmlt’M^U
Db. Pehioii W. U. Hrisliane, It.
(M muiiuu, toe report at toe commutes was mum
limmeiy adopted.
S. C. flaciM, Meeretaiy,
AUCTION SALES.
Carrlaifesi, Hodiph.
By Bell, Wylly k IkrliOM.
Will b* laid, on BATL'KDAY next, at 11 o'clock. In
frost of store.
One pair Fine Cairlagr Horses. octtG
Messrs, Bell, Wylly & Mian
On BATCDAY’ next, at II o-elodt, a. m„ in front of
siore, will be sold.
Two story Brick House, on one-qusrter lot corner
of Jefferson and F*erry streets. Has gas throughout
the house, and good water in the yard. Possession
given on the Ist November. Terms cash.
ect’6 3
By Belt, Wylly A Christian.
AUCTION, AUCTION.,
THIS DAY, at 10 o’clock. In front of store, will be sold.
The usual assortment of Groceries, Provisions Dry
Goods, Liquors, Clothing. Wooden Were, Brooms, Ac.
Martel Brandy, Boots aud Shore
Bourbon Whiskey Clothing, asserted
Soap Painted Palls and Tube
Candles Brooms
Starch Letter Paper
Tea Fancy Bos ps
Cheese Assorted Dry Goods
Ale Flax Thread
Flour Hooks and Eyes
Liverpool Salt Shoe Thread
Fancy clocka. oct2B
By Bell. Wylly k Christian.
THIS DAY, at 10 o’clock, In front of store, will be
sold.
Invoice of Merchandise, just received per steamer
Leo. fr om New York.
IS cases assorted’ Boots and Shoes, consisting of
Congress, Creole and Buckle Gaiters, Women's and
Boys' Gaiters and Balmoral* Buff, Buckle. Cuban
Ties, Misses’ Red Top Balmorals, Shoes and Slippers.
30 boxes Macaroni
so h bbls Buckwheat
ion bags Buckwheat
20 cases Bourbon Whiskey
10 baskets champague (pints and quarts)
12 boxes Champagne , '
20 boxes Adamantine Candles (Cartoons)
10 boxes Paste Btacki ng. oct23
By Bell, Wylly ft Christian.
AT AUCTION.
THIBDAY, at 11 o'clock, will be sold in front of store,
1 fine Mule, young and gentle
1 new Spring Wagon
1 set New Harness. oct2B
By Bell, Wylly & Christian.
Railroad Stock.
On SATURDAY next, 2Sth inst., will be sold, In front
. of s ore,
18 Shares Atlantic and Gulf Railroad Stock.
oct2T *
By Bell, Wylly & Christian
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Desirable Real Estate. i
Two first clans Dwelling Houses, three stories on
basements, with all the modern improvements; situa
ted in a central portion of the city.
Also,
Avery desirable House on the corner of Charlton
and Tatuall streets, containing 8 Rooms, with gas
and water. On the lane is a Brick Carriage House,
btaides, Servants’ Rooms, «fcc.
▲lso,
1C Farm Lota, containing from 2<hto 29 Acre# each,
near Lover's Lane, within one uiHe o! the limits of
the city. A splendid opportunity for investment. A
plot of the above Lots caa be seen at our store.
▲100)
Wert half of Lot so. 39, Washington Ward, Brough
ton street. Improvements q< must of a Dwelling,
suitable for a small famiiy. Will be i-oid at a bargain.
octS4»tf
By Bell, Wylly & Christian.
On SATURDAY nevt, 28th inst., will lie sold at public
Auction, iurfrout of store,
A Valuable Lot and Improvements, on Puffy street,
between Bull and Whitaker street*. Oglethorpe Town,
having fiO leet front and 106 feet deep. The improve
ments ci xisist of two tenement* of wood one and a
half stories. The lot D fee simple. Titles warranted.
ocm 4
By T. J. Walsh.
Ou SATURDAY*, Out. 28, w ill lie sold at the Georgia
Steamboat Yarded Hi o’clock,
l ' 44 bales Cotton,
D imaged on Carswell's Flat, No. 3, from Augusta.
Sold under iuspoctiou aud for account of all concern
ed. Terms cash. 0c127
By York, William**, Mcln
tire & Cos.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Bbls nominy
Bbls Meal
Kits Mackerel
Oanvasssfi Hams
Kegs Butter
Half keg. Butter
Boxes Uheese
Bbls Split Peas - ' .
Half-bbls Pearl Barley, Ac. 5 oct2T
BY BLl\ * MEYER'
THIS DAY, at 10 o’clock, am., in front of store, will
be sold,
8 bbls Mess Beef
11 cases Pure N. E. Cider.
' ALSO,
1 Sofa
l Ceuti*e Table
b Rocking Chairs
1 Show Case
6 cuebioned Chairs
1 Dining Table
1 Lounge
l prime Cooking Stove and Utensils, Ac.
oot2s 1
Public Sale
• V 1 OF
Government Vessels.
By order of the Quartermaster General, U. S. A., the
foUowlug Government Veasal* will be sold «
-BY-
York, Williams, Mclntire & Cos
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
At Savauxtab, Ga.,
On the Ist day of Kovembpr. 1865,
AT 10 O’CLOCK, A. M.,
At the wharf iu rear of tile Commissary Wareh ousts
Steam Tug STARLIGHT.
Propeller STANDISH.
Steamer SAVANNAH.
Terms cask in United States Currescy.
E. B. CARLING,
0ct.16 eodtd B’vt. Lt. Col.. A. Q. M.
DR. GORDON HOWARD
Has resumed the Practice of Medicine. Special atten
tion to Diseases of the Ly.
Office, and residence. Jones street, two doore from
Wuitakar. >:■ J.3 1 octliu^^k£4d
Hay, Hay.
BALES Prime Northern Hay, per Bchr CHara
I D it Pickett. For .ale to arrive.
oct23 BRIGHAM, BALDWIN k 00.
M.KRAUSS,
MANUPACTDREBOF j '/j
Boots, Shoes and Gaiiers.
HAS A
Fresh Supply and Ample Assort
ment.
or ALL GRADER
And Is lo be found at Mosers Blnti A Merer’* Hales
Room., where he Is desirous to mm Dealers
' In tbe artltfea f
AX JN'ew York .Priq««,
At Wholesale Italy,
ON AOOOM M< M >ATI NO TKHMH
'* i A H At tyfip i
tore ms suaUaud r on rliiee puireeK
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, A, C„
WHISKEY! WHISKEY'
FINE OLD BRANDT, WINES, ft.
Pesefi Valley Whiskey, Maple Valloy Wbinkey, Pike’s
Magnolia, spencer* Old Rye, and F'ine
Keuiucky Bourbon.
FOR SALK BY
C. W. THOMPSON,
At the Old Stand,
111 BAY STREET,
(Herald Bnildinga.)
—a Lao,
Alsop’s Ale, Mars’ Ale, Apples. Potatoes. Onions,
Pkkies, Mackerel, Oder aud Cider Vinegar,
oott ts
G. H. ARLEDGET
WHOLESALE CROCES
ASD
Ship Chandler.
T3 BAY STREET,
■\TOW receiving pc- steam and sailing vemela from
In New York, the following articles, which will be
sold at the Lowest Market Price :
Bbls. Flour.
Potatoes,
Onions, , j
Turnips,
Beets,
Apples, ~
F, J -r - -I • Vinegar,
Hams.
Brown and Crushed Sugars,
Bbls Beef and Pork,
Bbls. Mackerel, H da, Jg do. andkits No 1
Cases Olive ull.
Sardines.
Candles, 1
Soap,
Raisins,
Pickles,
Liquors
Cheap Tea,
Preserved Meat,
Spices of all kinds,
Herns, <fcc..
Sacks Coffee,
Brooms,
'I uiac, P* ll *
' * i . (1 Backets, Ac.
, ALSO
Paints Oils, VarnuheS) Paint Brushes, fte., Ac.
tr bhip Stores put up at the shortest sMlce.
octlT 3m
WM. M. DAVIDSON,
WHOLESALE DEALER
nr
GROCERIES. WINES. LIQUORS.
TEAS, SEGARS,
ALE and. Cider.
sep« ts
/fOREIGN AjfP 5
4
SOLE AGENTS AND" IMPORTERS
OF—
Ch. Farre Champagnes
FOR THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
au3o . y
£ G. Hilton, Savannah. P. M. R.vni jli,, N. Y.
HILTON &RANDELL
Wholesale G-rocers,
m BAY STREET. NEAR BARNARD,
Savannah, <L>a..
Are constantly receiving jier steamers from New i'ork
The Largest and Most Complete Assort
ment of Groeeries In the City,
Orders by Mail, accompanied with Remittance,
Promptly FYiled, »fiLowest Market Prices.
octlC lm
G. K. OSGOOD,
STORK ISO CONGRESS AND 85 ST.
JULIAN STS., SAVANNAH, GA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries and Provisions,
Tin, Crockery, Glassware
And Hurdware,
N. B.—The highest Cash Prices paid for Beeswax.
Tallow, Wool, Hides, Ac. ts septic
Gho. R. Cuump, Wm, A. Wright,
Augusta, Georgia. Late of Richmond, Va.
GEO. R. CRIMP & CO.,
General Commission Merchants
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Groceries, Liquors, Tobacco, Segars,
HALTED FIHH, Sea.
209 Broad Bt., Augusta, Ga,
HT Will purchase and sell on Cominiseion Cortos,
Tobacco, Pboduoe, and MLbouandibb- of every de
scription.
Ga^«,! a n? a r,^o. B^ STlfc
Witt Jt Morgan, Gadeu A Uncklcs, A. A. SelMoia A
Cos., J. T. Faterwm A Cos., R. Molina, Req., Savannah,
Georgia. I
I CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
ocU
KIRLIN,BRO. & BURKE,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ALES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
CORKER WHITAKER STREET AND
' J 1> BAY LAKE.
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED A DELIVERED.
*n2l * ,- U
liVoaßautT" " /• r "
A* Mho bushels Liverpool Bolt
zonu sacks Osts, black aud white
10 sacks bust Rio Coffee
To arrive, 100 Hales Huy.
Ootlo N. A. HARDEE A CO.
H. G. RUWE & CO.,
'Wholesale
GROCERIES i LIQUORS,
WINKS AND SUGARS,
Corner Bryan and St. Julian and
Johnson Square,
(FRONTING ri'UIKJ lIUVIEj
ttr AgeUU tor
v tiß . 1* A<j BI U.
Cohstiully on baud, an assortment of
nxznzN win*.
CHEESE, SOAP.
iitSUU, NALPWIM A M.
uql’OlM.
PIER CE SKEHA N,
Wliolphkle and Kfitail llpaler
In Fine Groeeries, Boots Sr.d Shoes, nothin*
Fotslsa and Domestic W mss. Liquors and Segars.
Alsu, Dkehan’s Celebrated
GOLDEN ALB AND CHAMPAGNE CIDEK,
in bottle and in wood.
London and Dublin Brown Stout, Scotch and Eng
liah Alee. Ac.
Liberal deduction* made to the trade
ls« BROUGHTON STREET. SA VANN AIL
and «2 Liberty street. New York.
Just Received,
Anil in Store on Consignment,
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES
Aim, a lot of Fine Liquors, couaieting of
BRANDIES.
WHISKEY,
•SANTA CRUZ RDM,
BORER'S BITTERS, Ac.
Which we offer on the moat libeinl terms.
VAN HORN HOLYOKE k MURRAY,
octll-tf No. 9 Stoddard* Block,
(UtiHORN & (IHGra,
Grocers and Ship Chandlers,
CORNER BAY AND DRAYTON STREETS,
Ha vannah,
BEG leave to inform their former friends and cua
lumere, and the public generally, that they bars
returned buslnew at their old stand, where they will
keep constantly on hand a full assortment of Goods iu
their tine suitable for Private Families, Steamer* and
Sailing Vessels. Punctual attention given to all cotm
try orders lm octl9
T. J. DUNBAR & CO.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WINES. LIQUORS. SEGARS, &C
147 Bay Street,
SAVANNAH, CA. f
(NEXT DOOR ABOVE REPUBLICAN OFFICE.)
We have the Largest Assortment o!
Whiskeys, Wines, Brandies,
Gins, Bitters, Cordials, &ou,
In the South, to which we Invite the attention of the
Trade. Call and compare our goods and
prices.
octO ts
new sKiriT ron 'qb
The Great Invention of the Age
IN
Hoop Skirts, /
J. W. Bradley’s few Patent Dnnex 111 lip
tic (or Benlde) Sprins 1 Skirt.
TIIIS Invention coimietßof Duplex (ortwoj Ellptlc
I'ure Hefinetl Steel hpnngs, ingcniuualy braided
tightly and firmly together, edge to edgt*. making the
toughest, most flexible), elastic *nd durable ftp ring
ever used. They seldom bend or break, like the Hin
gle Springs, and consequently preserve their perfect
and beautiful shape more than twice aa long as any
Single Spring Skirt ih«t ever has or can bo made.
The wonderful flexibility and great comfort and
pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic Skirt
will be experienced particularly in all crowded Assem
blies, Operas. Carriages. Hall road Oars, Chnrch Pews,
Arm ChAirs, for Promenade and House Drees, as the
•rt can be folded when in us« to occupy a small
place an easily and convenieutJy as a Siik or Muslin
Dress.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort and
great convenience of wearing the Dnplex Elliutic*
Steel Spring Skirt for a single day will never after
wards willingly dispense with their use. For children,
misses aud young ladies they are superior to all »th
tTß.
The Hoops are covered with 2 ply double twisted
thread and will wear twice as long as the single yarn
covering which is used on all Single Steel Hoop Skirts.
The three bottom rods ou every Skirt are also Doable
Steel, and twice or double covered to prevent the cov
ering irom wearing off the rods when dragging down
•tairs. stooe steps, Ac., which they are constantly
subject to when in use
All are made of the new and elegant Co.ded Tapes,
and are the best quality in every part, giviug to the
wearer the most graceful and perfect shape possible
and are unquestionably the lightest, most desirable,
comfortable aud economical Skirt ever made.
WESTS', BRADLEY A OAKY, (late J. I. & J. O.
West,; Proprietor, of the Invention, and Sole Manu
facturers. 27 Chambers and 72 and 81 Resdo streets.
New York.
For sale in all first clsse stores in this city, and
throughout theCuited Statu, and Canadas. Havana
de Cuba, Mexico, South America, and the West In
dies.
J3T Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic (ordouble)
Spring Skirt. Jyß Stf
Notice
IS hereby given that neither the owners or agents of
the Steamers AMAZON, GIBUONS aud LAURA,
will be responsible for any debt, bill or contract made
by auy of the officers or crew of said steamers unless
made by written permission of
ERWIN Jk HARDEE,
For Agents and Owners.
Jno. L RocmhxEt, Agent on Wharf.
octio ts
BROWN’S
CASTILLI AN
BITTERS.
TIIS unrivalled Tonic prepared from the Pare
Juice of the Grape aud extracts, distilled from
the Choicest Vegetable products of the South of
France, Italy and the Province of Castile (Old Sjialn,)
from which latter section they derive their name.
A Fragrant Tonic, Indispensable to Hotels and
Restaurants, and v’aluabie to Families, delicate
females and children, for all disarrangement of the
stomach. It is unrivalled. A never
failing preventive and Cure for Sea Sickness. None
who travel by land or water should l>e without the
Castillian. *
For Sale by
YORK, WILLIAMS, McINTIRE A Cos.
Sole Agents, State Georgia.
oct24-3m
ASTEN & THROCKMORTON,
NO. 253 BOWERY, NEW YORK,
MANUFACTURERS and Dealer* to Builder.' and
D>cksmlths’ Hardware. Nalls. NMes, Cord, Him
l.ocks and Knobs, Butt Hinges, Brass aud Iron Kcyk
aud Castings, Gong Bells, YVlrs, Hilrer-Pin ting, me.
All orders, largu or small, furnished promptly at 10
per cent, lcae than market prices.
srplS 8m o ■ s
Scholars Attention
QUACKENBOBH'S Ist Lines In Composition
(fusi kunliosh's United htste* History
w utekenbush'a Rhetoric,
uusekenbosh** Natural Philosophy.
And all other Books used In the savannah School*.
UOIU JOHN C. SCHREINER dt SONS.
NOTICE.
OFFICE TAX RECEIVER, >
Muvunuah, u*„ Oct. 24tb, ISd&.f
Ciwoui- .
TWs ofllcs will is’ »pwi on tUm 77th and ISth Inst*.,
for the rrc.lpi us Taxes from such persons a* btva
lull made ihelr return* ftw the mouth of Heut.. IW*.
• WM. T. KAMTuM.
uetM 4 Capt. httdTaa Hseelver,
dpsrr You k
DERBY HATS
COLD*INC’ S.
•m •*
iHimiio.
fob new yoke
The Schooner
v ion ir. it. n.
i hsre d °e^ , S 0f e “*° “ r * Ced
l , T * Br For LreiiiU-.appiy to
FOR NEWvOm.
•gjw* Hk? Schooner
m, MATTUB. MAT'
■JBtSSZh* will hsve quick despatch for the above
port. For freight or passare apply to
00116 BRIGHAM, BALDWIN 4 CO
FOB NEW YORK,
Atlautlo Coast Mall Stenm
ship Company.
TTle very fast setliße new steamship
RALEIGH,G. M. Walker, commander,
poeilivelj sail 00 her regular
WMlamday, Not. Ist., at o’clock.
For freight or passage, having very elegant accum
modatioiia, apply to
oct?9 JNO R. WILDER, Agent.
PIONEER LINE.
FOR NEW YORk.
IThe new anfi splendid U. S. Mail
X JT"* .'/*{ Steamship LI O , FA. Merrill,
■rAJfiv,nl< Uommar.der, will rail for the above
port on her reginardav, SATURDAY,
Oetoher 2Sth, at 1 o’clock, p. m.
For freight or paaeago, having splendid arcommo
datiouAapp'y to HUNTER .t GAMMELL
anchobTjTne
OF
PACKETS
FOR
N E W^^YORK.
AND ALL NORTHERN AND EASTERN
POR B
The Staunch and Fast Sailing Schooners
W. D. VAUGHN, - 188 tone
ISLAND QUEEN, R. H. Conary. Master Its tons
ELLIOT, - - ... . 1)8 tons
HATTIE MAYO, A. B. Curds, Master. - ’ 98 'tun
nONEST ABE, W. M. conary, Master. - 86 ton*
And other), comprise the “Anchor Line” of Packets,
and wW have quick daspatch as above.
For Freight apply to
PATERSON * TUCKER, Agents,
No. 16 Stoddard's Building, or to
ROGERS A CANN,
Savannah, Ga.
Dn. Beaoo & Cahrscbt. Agents, New York,
octio ts
SHIPPERS fO MUSTA
ARE notified that they can store their goods ary
J*- day ilnring the week, to be forwarded by the
absve Boats, which are the lightest draught running
to Augusta, free of extra charge.
_ sepV” REIN * CO.
For Augusta,
THE STEAMER
R. EL MAY,
Will have dispatch for the above place. Goods receiv
ed at all time and stored in fire proof warehouse, foot
of Lincoln atrect, free of coat.
J. M. KTNCIILEY, Ageut.
Ofllco in Claghoru A Cunningham’"
The May arrived in Augusta from Savannah on tart
Friday with her fu 11 freight ts octu
Change of Day.
tT.-S. MAIL LINE
ForPalatka, Fla.,
VIA DARIEN. BRUNSWICK. ST.MARYS,
FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE
ANDPICOLATA.
The well known
Steamer St. Johns,
But now the HELEN GETTY, Capt. ‘ Ingraham,
will leave the wharf, foot of West Broad street,
Every Saturday, at 10 o’clock, a. in.
precisely, for the above landings.
For freight or passage apply on board nr to
L. ft BENNETT, Agent.
oct26 4
For Doctortown.
The fast sailing steamer
WM. Gr. GIBBONS,
Capt. T. N. Phil pot,
jl
Will leave Dillon’s whhrf, tor Dactortowu, on
Tuesday, Oct- 31, at O o’clock, a. in.
For freight or passage, haring ample accommoda
tions. Apply to ,
ERWIN & HARDEE,
J. L Roc.uili.xt, Agent at wharf. 8-oct2S
For Liverpool.
THE first class British bark THOMAS WHITNEY
J. C. Kelly, master, being of small capacity, will have
quick dispatch. For freight, apply to
octlO BEICwyCLy A CHRISTIAN.
For Liverpool.
tffv. THE A1 Ameflcan Ship NEW ENGLAND,
JiLJaO Hodge, Master, having a large portion of
cargo engaged will be ready to receive
cargo at Lower HydrauHc Pros* an the 18th
lust.
For freight or passage apply, to „
sepit-tf bkiokam, Baldwin A CO.
For Liverpool.
Th» new first class clipper ship
YIR QIISTI^I,
WEEKS, Commander,
Is now loading rapidly at Lower Press, and haring
large engagements will hare quick despatch.
Fur freight or passage (taken at lowest rates) apply
to CIIAS. L. COLBY A CO.,
oct2B corner Abercorn and Bay sts.
for Tiltimorr.
Pemlergast’s Line.
The tost sumtig regular packet
BCHOONER DE SOTO,
Crook, Master,
Baring the greater portion ol her cargo sigagM,
will hors qnldt deapatch. Fur bslsuc eol freight ap
pl J to * '
LxROCHE, GADEN A UNCKLES,
Coruer Iky and Boruard streets.
Agents In Bkltlraore—Peadurgaat, Fauwick A Cos.
oetls_ _
FOR BALTIMORE.
The fin* Sbsimshlp
MOUTH I^OTMTT,
Will sell (or tbs above porten
Saturday, Nov.4th, at - o'clock,
Fw freight ur (MWBMht, bhvtug eluant mMowmude
IttHla, apply to _ .
USIWV MY AM, HAMTMUHJM A VO.
BHIPPIRO.
Freights
FOR AUOUSTA,
ffIHK nnder*igncd are prepared to receive goods at
•a their VVareffooseS—free of expense aud COT
ersd by liwur* i, —for shipment to Angssta and
puiuts beyond by Uietr regular line of light draught
boats. Apply to CHAS. L. COLBY,
sept'ffi—tf cot. Bar and Abercom sts,
GREAT REDUCTION
IN
FREIGHT TO AUGUSTA.
ry* »nd after thii! date the rate of Freight by our
L '»o will be reduced
50 Per Cent !
adSpJed'fo the C t“£*^ tbe foUowta « ***** •“
Iron Steamer AM »ZoN, Capt Johnson.
New Iron Steamer WM. G. GIBBONSjCapL Phllpot.
Steamer LAURA, Oapt. Bin,. ,
The Steamer Gibbosuiain every particular a first
claasPa.senger Boat.
raLT r “ Ce “ nbe CffeCWdby *" •» lowest
IST" Freightreceivod DAILY and forwarded
TWICE A WEEK.
sop2Mm ERWIN * HAW nee
QUOTATIONS
For Southern Bank Notes.
{ i
BANKING HOUSE
MANNING & DE FOREST,
1* WALL STREET, R!W YORK.
CORRECTED OCT. 21, 18tl5.
VIRGINIA.
Bank of Berkeley
*• Commerce. Fredericks burg "'.35
“ Charleston, charleston !.!**
” the Commonwealth
“ Hou srilsvllle, secured —a&
“ Old Dominion ’ "4u
” Philippi,secured .’. '""3 -
' “ Rockbridge
•' Rockingham . 35
* Scottaville, secured
” the Valley »»
“ Virginia "*4
“ Winchester at.
Central Bank of Virginia, secured «a
Corporation of Alexandria - . ■ ""
Danville Bank, Danville. 2»
Kxchaug! Bank of Va., Norfolk
Fanners’ Bank of Fincas’lo. 4®
“ “ Kiclrmond
Merchunts’ Bank, Lynchburg, secured 3k
Monticelio Bank, secured 20
Northwestern Bank at Jeffersonville.........’a*
Southwestern Bank, Wythcevllle 1 38
Traders' Bank. Richmond .....30
Bank of Richmond .YO
NORTH CAROLINA.
Bank of Cape Fesr ....46
” Charlotte .- .ag
’* Clarendon ~...
1* Commeice gg
“ EayetteviUe iff
“ Lexington 3$
•' North Carolina.
“ Wadesborough 30
’* Washington .j#
“ WUmingtou jg
•* YanpevUle 7’...1*
Commercial Bank, Wilmington J ...20
Farmers' Bank of North Carolina 36
Merchants’ Bank, Newborn 36
Bank of Roxboro' 34
Miners and Planters’ Bank 36
Hank of Tnomaaville 45
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Bank of Camden sq
** CharlfcHtoo....
** Cheater
“ Geoigulown ~90
44 lJambnrg.
" Newbury
•* South Carolina fg
•• State of South Carolina ii
Commercial Bank. Columbia ii
Exchange •* *» S *
Farmers’ and Exchange .!*.*,*.ii
Merchunts', Cheruw
People’s Bank •*...§«
Planters’ •* Fairfield
Pianters* and Mechanics' Bank ‘M
W. K. h ....26
State Bank... j*
Uxuou Bonk . .06
GEORGIA.. "
Augusta Insurance and Banking Company 18
Bank ol Augusta ,gj .
" Atbeas so
“ Culambus u
• Commerce yg
* Fulton „
“ Middle Georgia IK
“ Savannah g
Bank of State of Georgia.. > .gg
Central Railroad hanking Company. M
caty Bank of Augusta 2s
Farmers’and Mechanics ;.1T
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company 90
Marine Bank to
Mechanic*’ Bank lg
Merchants and Planters' Bank .18
Planters’ Bunk l*
Timber Uniters' Bank 10
Union “ 1*
MauulacluretV “ Macon 19
ALABAMA
Bank of Mobile TO
•• Montgomery •>., go
*• Selma— t 80
Commercial Bank.. .....80
Central “ 38
Eastern Bank. to
Northern “ 40
Bouthei-n “ .^..,....70
TENNESSEE.
Bank of Chattanooga 88
“ Middle Teiwessee ...... 76
“ Ter.ncesee ....81
“ WestTenneesee-.i '...80
City Bank of Nashville i 46
Merchants’ . “ 46
Ococe “ ..1 40
Planters’ ••
fihelbyville “ T 6
Traders’ “ 30
Union “ 64
LOUISIANA.
Bank of America 180
•• Louisiana ....V....50
*• New Orleans ...*o
Canal Bank .’ 98
adzstts’ Bonk .’. f ; .98
Crescent City - : 60
i niiiiiifint state Bouk
Mechanics' and Traders' Bank 96
Merchants’ “ to
Southern “ 180
Unton V 90
New Orleans City Scrip.., 90
STATE BONDS AND COUPONS
Virginia Bonds .- 7... .T0«T8
N. Carolina j. 56@37
North Carolina Floyd Bonds to
h Carolina ** 70@T6
Tsnnrenrc »• tmSZ
The above Bonds are. bought with Coupon* for 18(1.
City of Savannah Bonds 60a#4
ChnrlestonCfiy 6 ’4tock... .’.'.'.4*46
New Orleans City R. R. Bonds ~...(3a*6
“ Conaolidatod. .....7»ato
City Memphis end. by Bt. Teu. 54*47
§hs3S*>v.'.'.v.'.v...'' -l r .[•' ■' i&j
—
Memnbis 80S*
N Carolina ••
Georgia “ S
Virginia “ S
South Carolina R. R. Bonds . ■.•••• ~
Savannah aud Charleston, Ist mortg.
Montgomurv and W. ;«*“
Natffc. tfld cliftf. ei»do. R R*
Mcruii and Char end. R* R* • tsB ac
Mobile and Ohio R. K. .'.‘(ltoto
.. Mua axtensieely Iff Ml kinds of Sosttem
« p.cki«. to manor ernes, will
ILui, Sh 4 Msnry Bryas. Nsq, Dwksr.
o*iw *