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Newspaper Page TextttoSaffaSwati’ DailfHeralJ. MO «mv. mTIIBKH M. I ll >* 1V« u h.Ugr*M<A. TUe Admiralty has been making oxp«j - menu witU Urrpetloea, in Ute Medway, tak ing 1 ankees for tutors and au old aailiM trigate for the corpatrile, upon which Me*sit. Woad & Boardsiee's iufernal rH-ichinc's have auccegs tally lusted their destructive powers 1 Condense the result trom the Telegraph . ‘•The first trial was intended to test the power of the apparatus to stand long sub mersion in the sea; A large torpedo—an iron cylinder, nine feet long, containing 440 pounds of powder—was sunk in 16 feet oi water, in the Medway, near GilmtrLnn'.. for nve or six days. When the elec ric wires wer° connected, the explosion was instan taneous, flinging the spray and mint, it is satd, 200 feet high in the air Similar de . m 04s t rat inns proved to tlx* distinguished marine critics assembled Unit the torpedoes are not* the worse for lying in the water, and umt they may be kept in position ior »n\ length ortjime. Then it was Hue turn of tin un.ucky which never went to sea fn her naval life, atu) lies u: iv with a hole 111 her bottom i«u tlie QifliugUam n.ud. Tin ili-fated tut* was mooted for ex< cation over two small torpedoes, each c mtaining 7 lbs. ca powder, and laid under her forward part Jit n depth of some eight feet heneaHi the keel, The galvanic spark was transmitted. »ind a hollow rumble was famediatdy hearu. under water, mingled with the rattle ol everything left thee to move inside the lurk j < 'liuma ana holts jingled, die dcirck . 11 dr cl. ten out of life perpendicular, a water-spout J up-heaved by the explosion fell on the deck ana flooded out of tie scuppers, while tin ship herself gave a shudder trom stein t< ateru. By-at id-by her stem heaves tip. hei bow's begin to dive under, and, though no external sign of injury can be perceived, the ship is evidently wounded mortally. l:i live minutes alter the explosion the Terpsichore lie* bilged upon the mej—not submerged, because the river is low", hut covered up sipee by every fresh tide, a hojicless wreck. The official report of her injuries lias still to bp made, but one or two tumor experiments helped tp show, at once, tiro immense lorce eonceutmtt*d in these uew engines of tlcs truction, .-uni the thomugh counuaud which their in von tors have over their action.” Mississippi's War Dubt.—The N. V. Her aid s Jackson t Miss..) correspondent says : The debt of the Commonwealth is large, and though many of the people favored a second resort to repudiation, it is tliougiit that Mississippi has had enough of this, aud will not try it again, except so far as regards l hat portion of her indebtedness contracted to assist the rebellion, all of which it is be lieved will be ignored. Notice to the Public. IN lb© year 1&46, the writer embarked In the IMif Roaince* in the city of Philadelphia, and while wsgngM, madfc several experiment* in ngiirtl to sh »o*t desirable niod-* of preparing JKfuM Kxtracfn. JV*y »sffoiti» being Ktic vtsful—the aitides bfiugaj proved and by tho Medical Acuity-1 d*aiinim of pfacine them b-fom. the public, but h‘ »iUt ri for some iltn bafore concluding to r**sort to newspaper advei thfinr knowing of the tbaf • Xiflted in the mind* 6 many ugainrt mmg adverted Mcticlne* op but through th« hqvlcy of fi lends and those whuL&d uaed tl*m this otyeciiou was oveicome. After is years’ xertiens. c in a smiilt the popularity of wy articiefl ha* tjrie.rdth u, all uait' of the Tnited St-t s. aud wJdvJy throughout toww countries— -ml this *n tb« fac* of xfiuufc oMoaitiou Every means has been resorted to by unprincipled a ti ers sine© their merit and success hav« h-en known - •ueh as 'direttWng larger bottles at l«w prj<*, ceosur.i ‘* all other prepHr-tf ne,Hudcv«a copying wy wlveitii" tm-nta-but I am happy to **te that out Os the main who bdVc resorted tu Uu* none har* bean ggceesiia;. MY OBJECT a thfa notice fa to make, facta known to the public and respectable dealer*, believing, after ho many yeaia’ ex ertion*, that the Dfuygffts will dfaccontenance such proceedings, alid that the repuUtioii ol my article* may not be damaged by the uneof imerior or spurious one*. Knowing that many may read this article who are bnacqaaftited with me, I append u few rcmaika from Those ol hbv unlive < i’y. and whoso names are kho\*n in oil parts of the world: personally acquainted with Mr. H. T. Helrn- IkHiL it affords me pleasure in stating I have been most favorably impressed with his energy and integri ty, aud gratified at Ufa aeccoaa. ’ WM WEIGUTMAN, Firm of Powers & Wuigbtimin, Ninth uud Brown Streets. Philadelphia. [Evening Balleuo, Philadelphia ] “ When on n visit t-'the city of Now Yfitk a few day* ihiCß. I was induced to call on ouroKl iifi-nd and townsman, Air. 11. T. Helubold, Druggist, wa Broud way. N V. Ills .store i* g Model -a perleet Uem tbe hands,guest of any klDd we have- ever bad the pluasnreof viewing, and to extensive, being;<■* feet front, live stories in height, and over tee teet di,-p. It indeed affords ns much pleasure to know that he hue been so successful, and it is ample evideuee ot the merit* ot his article-, -a* in our whole business expe rience we have not known of the success of any at ti. < le* without Merit—advertising tuerelv bringing the name before the people. ” [Boston Herald.) "We do not like to advertise worthies* wares, or articles calculated to deceive our readers; and when we see an advertiser like Mr, rieimhoid, whom ive have known for years, gi uduaily extend Ids advertising from year to \eartudil lie becomes the largest adv r tiser in the United States, we are satisfied that the statementsfn regard to his articles most he correct. The w riter reluctantly Insert* the above, and would not do so were he not a stranger to many; and con cludes by stating the names of his ankles, and the diseases for which they have been used In many thou sands with complete success ' • rAovimiexMCiT.] Helmboid'tf Extract of Hindu wll cure ail disease* of the Kidneys and Bladder— Cures Pain or Weakness in the Ua< k, Strtetnrea, Ate.*. iUi'CS \\ enk Nerves, of Memory, Trembling, Dimness of Vision. HELMBOLD*S FLUID EXTHACT OF BUCHU li® a pure fluid extract, not a weak tea or inlnslon. Is the one thing nevdffel for all coinjdainbi fheident tu Feumlen. For purticilure scud for Circular. HELMBOLD’S fluid extract DUCHU cure* Gravel and Dropaicttl Swelling* existing in Mon, Wocuou, or Children; in fact. ALL DISEASES requir if lh « aiti of u Diuretic. It is th« greatest Tonic and Diuretic knowu—perfectly • »fc, pleasant in tiiste uuu oaor, and immediate in its action- HELMBOLD’S Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla, HIGHLY CONCENTRATED. One bottle equivalent in strength to one gallon of the Syrup of Decootiou. _J.f ro%c h®9t‘be seat of the disease immediatoly, ex pellmg all Humors of the Blood, and beautifying the complexion. exaSur, "f««r h strength, the dom-D kiuin-d Hutm/uil. ui OU i, l , 118 11 J" used in the Xtib&aght&a"" l » mblic Slu ' iUr >- sr 80,11 ty a " Druggist* everywhere. VT Ask ter Uelmboid'a. Take no uthcr ‘" J «““***■ oct» la, Family Dye Colors. Patented 0ec0t,,,. 13 . IsOJ Black for Silk Ughtw^n Dark Blue Light Bine mS u , French Blue Marwiu Claret Brown Grauuc a Dark Brown Pick Light Brown Purple S'lUff Brown Royal fWu Cherry Sa iu-.u w Crimson "earlet Dark Drab Blau Light Drab Bolter:,.■, Fawn Dial) Vlolei Light Fawn Drub Yellow For toeing Silk, Woolen and Mixed r.„od, Law ' Bcarf*. Dleasct. Ribbon*. Glove*, Bonnet* Hat*. feather*, < liH4ret,'a Clothing and all kinds of Wearing App&reT m A SAVING OF 80 PERCENT. For its certa yon can color ua mn,.y |.i,,„i„w, )llUl otherwise eo#t five tlirmthm rum Viirioua h, van be produced from the «a«U'- ,i>e Ti,e >,r<„ • mpt*. aiat any op, can uae the By. w in, |H.-i6rt fjjff* . DhtM-i .lii KrifflMi, Fr.niU .1,4 Derma,, tueide of each purkagv. HoWKASTIiVKNS, a-auc., .a V*o fcroedau,, Jtoat>,b »r*l*en, dtfa*l*W #od dealer, gem-tally. INK. ““ k “ *»• *»» »sea' 2^, STS —” - Li^ QtraVAVXOKM For Southern Bank Notes. BANKING HOUSE O# MANNING & DE FOREST, 1» WALL BTJvEFT, XEW YORK. CORRECTED OCT. 21. 19«. VIRGINIA. «4V’ Ehtrtt Os Berkeley .... 55 (’onuntTc**. Freciexrfcarburg “ f'harleston, tharteHtor .. .. *• tin* coarjuunvetoi'h .... “ ho\rardf>rine, StWed. ..^sj < lid iK>mniion ... ft j *• Philippi, secured . •* Ror kbiidm* Si | •* •• Scot:*\j|ie, sixured-. - j *• the Vafiey .. .3 *• Ji t ** W«n< h« , M«r t" e'entra] B*uk ol Vugimo. sec ured vr. Corjtoratioii of Aiexantiria 55 Uitiwiio ibtuk, Uanvilte 73 lixchangv- Dank cs Va., Norfolk.... .. Furniem* Hank *4 •• “ Richmond .Merchants* Ban*, i ynchbuig, aecured i6 ' Mttniioell" Dana, ee« i.r»*d Norfhwestem Bank at J- flereouvitie 3 > >oiHhtreMeru Dank, WyihsaviUe Traders’ Hank. Ktchinond ,^ 4 » Dana us Kichinoud I NORTH CAROLINA C *nk 01 Cape Kawr. *• Char lot u* ............bf *• i iHreudon pj *• Commeue ........ .t& *• Fayetteville , 14 “ ** North Carol)in “ WadeslK>r©ngh “ Wtiehiiigtoii .15 ** Wilmington M 1*27 “ YaiuwiHe . u Cwimnercial Dank, Wilmington V.. .2U if uinit io' hank ol North Car luin a;, Merchants’ Dank, wNcftiarn .. .’.hi Bank of Koxboru* .... 'M Miners aud Hamers’ Hank W .36 Bunk of .Vo SOUTH CAROLINA. Hank of Camden. go - ChariMtou ! V. " !a# “ Chester “ fteoiifetown jo ** iiaiuburg *■ Newburj ' .!!!..!! !atl “ Soutti Carolina V. !!!. . !!.IS " tjlttU.* of Sontii Carolina. . . *t> Commercial bank. Columbia... ”'j>i Kxrhange •• •• ... so rarnicro’ and Kxchang, "*...13 Merchants', Cheraw ...g l’eople's Bank .', .' . Planters* •* Fußie.d. ".'.-M Planters* and Mechanics* Bank vs foutrr w. it. it. ; * 6 State Bank Croon Bank T. ,V>s 4 GEORGIA. AaifHsta and Bankinij Company 12 Bank of anipiata 21 11 Athens 3« '* euruinbus fk * Commerce *■ Pulton 25 •* EmpireState ** Middle Georgia 05 ** savannah 45 Bank of Slate of Georgia. 26 Central Kailr rad Banking Company wo City Bankol Augusta gg Farmers’and Mechanics i; Georgia Kailioad ana Banking Company wo Marine Bank Alechanica’ Bank ' ', B Merchants uni PlauteriP Bank 12 Planters'Bank j s Timber Cutters' Bark in union •• itauufacturers* ** Macon . .\& ALABAMA. Bank at Mobil*. 70 “ Montgomery “ .Selma g. Comraerctal fnuik Central *• '.' u E*i»teruß«nk 6( , Northern •* . ...... a* Sottlkei u ** ... , Y. e ‘.7o „ _ TENNESSEE. Bank of Chattanooga “ Middle Tennessee 75 “ Tennessee t; “ West Tennessee ge City Bank of Nashville 4 K Mercltauts* *• Ococe •• .... jf. Planters* •• - Shelbyville •• •; union •• : :S LOUISUNA. Bank of America “ Lonisiaua 30 *♦ New Orleans ; r.n Canal Bank es Citliens* Bank \" w Crescent City 6u Louisiana State Bank. !! i..... 65 Mechanics' aud Traiters* Bauk . . . . . V.*, Merchants* •• j,, Sraitheru in., U“>ot» •• w New Orleans City Scrip .wo STATE IMJND9 AND COUPONS. Virginia Bonds .7 N Carolina *• ; biiaSZ North Carolina Floyd Bonds * 1,1 S Carolina •• ’. 7«®7h Ge<«?ta ” 85i*W(* Tciikfoftee * * % The above Buihlh hio laiught tvllh Coupon* for 13GI. Cilyol havaunah Bands 6outt* *• % * Augnsta, •* Churieitoii City Stock. 4©a-U New Orleans City R. K. Bonds dftsdf* *• " Consolidateil . BaSu City Memplfl* end. by St. Tea Was .' •• Railroad....: 53a5C “ Muulcipi.l 611*69 Savannah Coupons 6,>a70 Aug u.tti *• dsaib Memphis *• soaafi N Carolina •* ..j .........suass Tennessee " 5SaS.' Oeorghi “ .. .7 X .... . « Virginia “ SoutU Carolina R. R. Bonds gy Savaunab and Chai r stun, Ist laortg an •• •• *4 •• :....S,;»U Montgotnery and W. Point K. B. Bonds yo aoo Naali. and Chat. endo. K Ii Bonds ;j Memp. and Char. end. R H. Bonds . '.ssatiu Mobile and Ohio R. K. stg. Bonds 46ah» •* “ Coupons iitiaoo An are dealing extensively lit all kinds of Southern Set urities. and pay pu-th ulnr attention to purchases and Sale* on Commission, filling orders for Banins and tlHise imlehled to the Banka. Parties sending us packages by mail or expi ess will receive the benefit of any advance iu the market These quotations are not likely to decline, as South ern money and securities are in great raciuest at pr«Wllt. 1 Refer to the Banking and Business HonsoS general |y of this city. VV« rcii>r to A. ChHtut»u>D, Eau Pre«- idem, ana Henry Bryan, Esq., Banker ’ ’ _ notes “USOLPHO wo L r E," M;! Denver Street, New York. Offers for sale of his own Importation*, in bond and duly paid, the largest stock of Wine*, Liquors, Ac , of any other house in this coanlry, comprising in part of Otard. Henneey, PWet Castillon, Martel, Godard Brandy, Rochelle Brandies 111 half, quarter.and eighth cask*; also Ot aid aud Konyer, Laferrelere and FUs Brandy, in C'vury of ono dozen each. .“Gin.” Udolpbu Wolfe'a Sciiiedara in pips*. Bchledam AiomaUr Hchnapp*, in bond and duty paid, in cases ol one finxan quarts and two doaec pints. “Whiskey and Ruin." Scotch and Ii iah Whiskey, to hhtbc and ra*«»Vif one dozen each. Bourbon Whiskey iu barrel* nM c ases of one uosou each. hum. ••JariuiUxi" and “A's. CmU Minn" lo hhd*. and case* of one dosen each Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines. More than twsnty different grades, bh halves, qnsr ters and eighth eaaks, alto In case* 0 ( one duaen each. “lloek, Champagns, Moselle and Clnret Wines.’* I Worn Peter Arnold Muinm In Colaßnn, proprietor of J'wnnWairg antgle; J U D Becker A Flla; Eschu j awicar, Bsoscke* Cos , Bordeaux,' Barton a aueslln tseuisux, , n ,j fryu, other well labown hooses In tier j many amt Fi an<e. I '*"* tuawata k,ahum, ltirt-ra*. McsTaan, Uuvxa I T Uaasnt. INtxanfevaa, Ac ' h. trnnnnctloa* with the 1 '* f lh * UrK-t • U(l «v.w .Ml. I•“ siinicleiH gunrantss tbit - •'*■“** Hay, Hay. : 7«2 "i» htubNAM t'Ait him a ip, Audit. o-vripnon Vo ibe Cup*U* Stock Gt 1J rhe Nari-unt Express t\ mpafty sr« U ;«rnpui »*. . u« ofli* *• ol the UL«k!SKh«<;. n BRItriUSl. One « f the C'oiuuiimioiteps ocii 7 2Mr for UK Mai u of ntJf-U. N direu\ f'elvbraftai Xeetllcn JtnU Fish iiooks. A.XORKW A CO., a- MX 11 if X L.'.NL, NF.V UdiK. SfWa AGEkTS AMO lIH POUTERS. OUR formpi will find a isrttirtioii In g»»kt ptht*!* of the NctaltCK while the q uni tty is always kt-ptup to the highe-t standard known to English in.tnularturprs. A. c. A Cos., lospecuhlly millcit a renewal of the in ere* ntHe relations *<• long and lavoraMr esteemed by their hotis*. nUiftk-Sin ESTABLISHED ENOCH MORGAN'S SON'S Sofij)s, &c., Xo. 211 Mush inglon-St., sapl# NEW YORK. hm WILMINGTON IRON. WORKS. PUSEY, JONES &CO., Wiliniiiffton, Doluwaro. MANUFACTURE Irou steamboat# Steam Engines, Boilera, Mnchinery for Stow Mills. * hr. Having hmi long experience in bu-ine*s ancl being piovkb-d with very exteesive facllitieb for doiug wtvk <*f this da*®, are prepared to execute orders with df spatcb, octlJ Giu LINVILLE & GLEASON. BAVAN X AI I. A&ENTS FOH MERRITT, WALCOTT & CO., G 4 CourllaMt Street. New Yort MANDFACTIiREKS OF ALL KJNDB OF BOLTS, NUTS AND WASIIEKS Bridge, Car, Strip or Band Hook, AND— It OILER BOLTS, SETT SCREWS, COACH OR L.lfl SCREWS. Hot and Cold Pressed Nuts, ROUND AND SQUARE WASHERS. 'l'virnbuokles. Holt lOrnls, Taps ancA X>te»H. Aco. ALSO DEALERS IN RAILROAD SUPPLIES. LOCOMOTIVES, CARS; RAILS, CHAIRS, SPIKES,TIKES, AXLES; CAR TRIM MINGS of every description, nud every article used in constructiui; or operating liailroads. STEAMSHIP SUPPLIES. \ EXGINLERV STOKES. GOAL OIL TALLOW, WASTE FELTIXO, lIEMP, AND liUBBEIt PACKING; LAMPS, PAINTS, VARNISH. &o.; ENGINEERS' TOOLS, of every description; CHIPPING AND RIVETING HAMMERS, SCREW PUNCHES,FILES, CHISELS, An,' TELEGRAPH MATERIALS. WERE, INSULATORS, BATTERIES, IN STRUMENTS, ACIDS, SULPHATE COPPER, <fec. Also Mnnufactnrers of the BEST OAK TANNED BELTING. MACHINERY, LATHS, PLANERS, DRILLS. PUNCHES AND SHEARS, STEAM ENGINES, STATION ARY AND PORTABLE SAW MILLS, SAWS, Ac. «ei>ts tt l 3 REMIUM TEN DOLLAE IMPROVED SEWIKG MACHINE. A Trliimph in Mechanical Science. MANUFAtTURRI) iiiullt two distinct of entirely “oritfmd couHtmctlon;'’dm a not infringe on any other mmhme. This txir.iordinniy nchi i*ve inenl of im*ch:uiicrtl iwreuuiiy works upon a T ihl«\ ust*» the Needle, imthea the useful I (an-i Stitdi, at tile rale of lGStUchcs to e.ich oVolntUiai of lh** wheel, will Tuck, >UiTr, Uriuiji, Hem, hnffle, Ac , wilh >\on«k*rful apteil, accuracy and neaiuees, will sew with Double Hhd SUi£l«' Thread ot' oil kinc' p, is ."tronvr. and can not u’el om of order, Hint has r«v Ived (he mil approral ol tho principal journals and all who have used (h- in. ’lTiis muchiau works like a charm and sews H(*at mid rapid. Kvery family requires one.”— .V. i'. Marl f. “For lheDrcsamuker >l is ihvaluahle, for tile Ht. us* 1 - htdd It supplies a vacant ])la( e.» , --6kAt/ei/ , .'< Loss «f .s’ Book. “H usea a common needle, sews very rapidly, and is so easily undent*>od that a ehtld can use it.** — .V. 4*. Delta. Single machines sent to any part of the country i>er express, packed in »*ox with printed instructions «m Receipt of the price—$10. Sate delivery guaranteed. Agents wanted everyw her»». Oirunlar coiitaiuiug lib eral inducements sent tree. All orders must be addressed to Ten Dollar Sewing Machine Company, U«k 88 and 40 Aim street, NEW YORK. octlT 3m Notice io Lomlicriiieii. - THE undersijna-,1 areaiepnn and toreceiveComdtni tncnts of Lumtar, or uny qiuotity or quality, lor sale in this market ov torahipmeur North, Cash Hiivanron mads wheii rsqnlred. Our fseflities for notable for shipments art* un bounded. 0 AGENTS IN SAVANNAH VAN HORN, HOLYOKE 4 MI RP.AT. AKtuta m New York, Xb-ssn.. Holyoke* .V Murray 47 South street. * ts oetld THE STEAM." FLOUR 'MILL TO nEItfT. THIS large Mill. Achtytod to Flour. Mi Ai and Orit*. will I>. renivd lo uu a|)|>rowd ten mt fur one or tuoto year*. Alan. The land* l anto", th» Mill, down to onr*’ Canal well adapted to Grwdmitng, Ctra**, Ac. Al*o, The Race Trncl ;, twt» mllo* from the city, ou the Auguata Rood, tl. eluding tile Uuodal laud. Also, A tract id land r.n the aoidh lid* of ilia *tuii* road op pi mil,- tu the JtaiTrain. For term* i. ppty to <1 It, Lamar or Georg-- N. Uwvna, Kaqr*. 0 A. I.ainei, Admm mti airlkoM). A L. I,ain*r* Natal- Mill" to aim mm BAGGING. Far Null* t»y M. A. MAROII A CO. Mg«W I < om mns 10* mn<rfti>iiw,T G. B. & G. W. LAMAR General Caffimissian Merchants. ;KOItWA UDI * G AID SBIFPIIG AbF.VfS. i SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. t f . •'* r piLR PihW- igned have thin day ftirmed n Cos part *- iiei>Llp uiidor 11*•“ nanie and st)l© of G. B. and Gt. W. Lamer, fur the'rwnnitrtinu bf a GeOPmJ Coin* niiamun, Furwnrdlug ami Sh.pping Bnriuesn and utter their urviem u> their friends and the public. Office tn Janes' buildings. t:av Street, rew doom Lost 01 t'taghorn a cunuinghaiu. (up statin.) Refer nx e.r. W. Andei-xm l>.| . Ssvsnnah: John C. Fen-ill. E-q , Saviuniah: G B Lunar, ttrq.. Sa vannah; Wm. E. Jack Min. E»q., President Augnsta pactury ; Mtssrs. Josiali Sihley A Suns Augusta; J B. A J. tv. Walker, Augusta. ... G. B LAMAII Jg eep3o-lm G. W. LAMAR Ja. F.M.MYRELL, STEAMBOAT AGENT, OKAERAL COMMISSION AND FOR WARDING JiERCHAST, BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. i llarri-* Buildings, 2d dour west us A. low A Co.'a. Refers to Messis. llueter A Gammelf, Chine. Juhn son A Gruvbill: lteil. Wylly A Ctirtstmu ; Botliwell A Whiteheud; Miller. Thomaa A Cos.; M A. Cohen, Esq. _ -ep29-tf ' TOBIAS HENDRICKS & CO., Comm iN.sioii 3le t ft*, Now V o rk. OCTAVUS (XIIIKN will make lib.Tal advances on nny cmtrDguiueiits made to the idKive house, act *2O liu W.w. H. Tison. Wm. W. Gobdow. Tison & Gordon. COTTON FACTORS, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No. 96 BAY STREET, Savasnah, Gkoroia., Spt dal attention will be given to the sale of Lumber, itoaiu, Turpentine, .V., *Ct24-3m I>. H. BALDWIN & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 178 Pearl Street, \i\v York. D. 11. liiLuwm,) „ y k J.P Cvuminoh,, New York. 11. Bkiuiiam, ) uet4-3m C. M Hoist, ( Sliva " n »h. A. S. llartridge, COMMISSION AND FORWXRIHNG MERCHANT, 92 BAY' STREET. SAVANNAH, GA. o<*t!4-tf JAMES B. CAHILL, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT AND DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Wines and Liquors. 171 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. HOLDERS of Merchant iise wishing toreattae imme diately will consult their interests by consigning ifie same. Strict attention will be given to all business en trusted to them, and prompt returns made at the most re isonnblc rates. sep4-3m JOHN L. VILLALONGA, COTTON FACTOR, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER CHANT. No. 04 Id ay Street, SAVANNAH, GA. octiG 6m C. H. BENEDICT & CO., No. Kt*. lit olid Street, New York, Produce and X*lour Commission XMCcrcbants, Dealers in Provision*, Butter, Cheese, Ac. Special attention to Southern Orders Consignments «»n General Merchandise solicited. ocil7 am TO SHIPPERS OF COTTON ANI) OTHER SOUTHERN PRODUCE. KEN NEK, BENNETT * BOW MAR, Suceeeaora to Uotchkiaa, Fenner A Iteimetl. commission merchants. No. 40 Viskv Street, ..kw V..1-.K And Memphis, Tenn. Tuomab Kkwnkr, Henrv Bennett, D \V. Bow*,m. jvtt on. (HAS. L. COLBY & CO., Shipping Commission ami Forwarding MERCHANTS. JOKCa BLOCK, fOBNEU BAY AND AUEKUOBN STBaCT SAVANNAH, UA. LIBERAL GASH ADVANCES Mnde on Cofiaitfuments o the firm of Cuah. L. Colbv, of New York, or to our Iriemls in Boston. MAUDE & WRIGHT, Agents at Augusta, Ga. BRFXKKMOXB; Messrs. Dabnev, Morgan & Cos., New York, darivs Slade, Esq., New York. Hon. J Wiley Eduianda, Boston. Gardner Colby, Eeq., Boston. aep 18—tl Woodward, Baldwin & €o., 110 Duune Street, New York, U and It Hanover St., Baltimore. DRY GOODS COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Liberal advances made ou Consignments, Sheetings, Osnaburgs and Yarns. jyis HENRY BRYAN, 1 Bryan STRr.rr, next to Mpbohants' and Plantbbs' | Bank liuit.uiMo, Broker and Commission Agent ror. SALE AND rUReiIAHE OF STOCKS, BANK NOTES, PRODUCE, &c., , \ f And for Forwarding Cotton, :->mo M s. unit & to.; Forwarding' and Coininission MKIiCHA.N TS. wholesale and retail dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, &c., NOS. 1 AND 2 SAMMIS' BLOCK, Bay Strei-f, .liu-ksunvilli’, Floritlit. j«o. *. BAUMM. ai>. o. azums. ouza. L. luim aul 1 ts A. T. OCBMNOII AmT |>. ii. I‘UB«E. FCISMINOIIAM &. PURSE, FORWARDING AN*> COMMISSION MEKCUANI'S, No. 4 Lower Stove*, Huy stievt, s.ivminah. Ga. Relet i'tu'i h—Uo<>(. Ilabunbnm Jt Sons, Hunter A Gniumell, Oi'trtvur Gotten, Ilrighnni. Bnblwin A Cos , Erwin A Hardee, Clughoru A Cuuninuhatu. s<q>4'3tu J. SHAFFER,' OommlMMioxk Uoalor |n nil klnda of FURKIUS ANIIDOMI.*TK' HUTTiI zanPHOUIKA tv mi i WzzMinuruN Mzaan, Oppovltf IH Wa»i •( , liiilkhrad la-twi-t-ii Uatday and MEW OKU* Fotatuaa. A|julim and OnloiiaioiwUiitly uu baud, and put up lot Ibv Mouliiuiu lantkai All tunalgiiuwul* pi omutly alUkkcd to. |4tr Maura to A. 1. BtadUy. A llay.uud, T. f. Wai*u, wnl J M I’auHint »rl» audly F - ' CT»*KtfiVl«*^MKß<'HA*rs7^ J. T. THOMAS&CO„ COMMISSIOV HERfHIXTS, . 117 Bay Str^t. ME, MAfiINE AND LIFE ASSURANCE Taken at as Low Rates as are accepted by any good Company* outll-lm SO CTHERN COTTON WAREHOUSE, CORNER Olf BAY AND LINCOLN STS., SAVANNAH, GA. O’FALLON & CO., FACTORS, Forwarding & Commission MERCHANTS, RESPECTFULLY invito attention to our facilities for the purchase or movement of Southern Products, and will give prompt attention to hII ousi neiH entrusted to our care. Intending to establish per in meiitly a House in Savannah exjiect by strict bueiiiesH principiea to merit aud receive a portion of the Trade. « Having a commoilious Waiehonf»e for Gotten, wo are prepared to buy, or receive on conaignment to our frlenda in New York or Europe, and will make ad vances on same; picking, re-baling or mending all Cotton before shipping, thereby s iviug the enormous expeuse incurred in Northern cities by this process They solicit a portion of the business of the people of Georgia and of adjoining states. OFEICE, STODDARD’S RANGE CORNER OF BAY AND LINCOLN STREETS, ll* - Post Office Address, Lock Box 85. oct7-3m NOTICE. NEW FIRM. THE undersigned have this day formed a Copartner ship, for the trunsactiou o! a General Commission and Brokerage Business under the style of BRYAN, HARTRIDGE & CO. We solicit the favors of and the public. Strict attention will be given to sales or purchase of Cotton, Timber. Ui ocenes. Heal Estate, Stocks and Securities or all kinds. We trust that our varied experience vvill enable us to givr satisfaction. 11RNKY BRYAN, Successor to J. Bryan A Sou. ALFHEI) L. IIAUTBIDGE, Late of Bank of Cuiuinetce. E. W. S. NEFF, oct2o-lw Late witlPW. t liftord Neff, Cincinnati. BACON, CLARDY &CO. Colton and Masco Factors, NEW YORK, REPRESENTED IN SAVANNAH BY IIENRY BRYAN. WE do enti ely a Commission Business, exerting ourselves to get the outside market quotations for our putroifa. Liberal advances made on Cotton at Savannah, and pail al advances on Cotton ready tor shipment at Au gusta, Atlanta aud Martin. Planters’ orders filled. octl2-lm Van Horn, Holyoke & Murray, General Commission anil Forwarding MERCHANTS. No. 9 Stoddard’s Block, BAY KTItEET, SAVAN.VAIJ, GEORGIA. Chas. Van Horn, Holyoke & Murray, Savannah, Ga. New York. Engaged exclusively in n Commission Business.w ith ample anil fiiet class Storage Kooin, we most respect fully tender our service s for the puichuse and sale of ail kinds of merchandise. octll-3ni K. C. WADE. H. H. WADS. E. C. WADE & CO., . COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Savannah, Ga. octiG 3m L. W ARROCK, AUCTIDN AND GENERAL COMMISSION AIEKOHANT, JACKSONVILLE, F. Consignments solicited. Personal i.ttentiou given to forwarding Merchandise and Cotton. octll-lm MAGKY, BEATTIE & GO. SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 303 and 305 Bay Street, SAVANNAH. Ga. / \FFER FOR SALE the following Goods, on the V / most reasonable terms. *JuO bbis Whiskey, Mountain Dew 100 “ “ Buckeye Reserve I 75 •• “ btag Bourbon J ... f So “ •• 7 year* old stag Bonrbon [ J} 10 ' l'!, :: " {»***» 15 * • “ old Faintly Rye i 15 « “ Old Rectified j Togetht l* with a large assortment of Port, Sherry and Madeira Wiues, lleidskk A Cos., and Reymond’s t hampagnes. Brandies, Gins Rums, German A Ridgeway Bitters, &c. In conmN-tion with the above, we offer for sale Choice Family Flour, Bacon Sides, Shoulders, Lard, Ac . Liberal advances made on consignment to MACKY&BEATTIE, sop'-'Mm THILADELITHA, I>a. N. A. HARDEE & CO.V Shipping, Commission and For warding Merchants, SAVANNAH, GE <>*U GI A . Will make liberal Cash Avanceson enmignmentu to onr friend*, Norton, Shitighier A Cos„ 40 Broud street. New York. octfi-lm W. B & T~ E. RYAN, CENERAL COMMISSION AID* Farwiirdi ligMc reliant *», Clmrloiton «t»cl N.w York, WILL attond to tl* Shipment ami t'm wzrdliig of *1- kind, ol rroduca, uud »UI kuvp mi hand uu aKaortiuuiii or Grovurlva, NViuzia and Liquor*. UuiialpimumtH aollt'ltud. W. 11. Uvzn, i (Tuna. E. Rvzn, uu Ka*i Hay, V -H Uvuvi-r.liuat, cbailMituii | I Nv. Yurlf. tK-tu 1m • 11. C lovvdy, COMMIMMION MERdIA.XT, IN BAT STXUDST, ANDRIIHONM WHAIIF, HAVA MM AH. «IA.» C lg R. M. LOCKWOOD & GO., Merchandize Brokers, No. #l3 Wall Street, NEW YORK, Will iriT* their bum *tu*utii>a to the «*lu M (Jottoii and Produce received on consigßaaent, and to the onr chaoe of all kinds of Groceries. Hefrr u* N A. Hardee <* Cos., Savannah. oct b - i m LIVINGSTON, FdX & CO., l-Al Broadway, New York, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND Agcnit Atlantic Coast mail Steam ship Company. AdiauctM ni:ia-. uu Cuasigameuta t.y JNO. B. WILDBK, , WIE 2m Savannah. BRANCH, SONS &CO, BANKERS AND * COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AUGUSTA, GA. Office lor the present at Georgia Railroad Bank. Titos, lirnuch A- 00. , BANKERS AND BROKERS, 90 Main street, Richmond, Va. TIIOS. BRANCH & SONS, Bankers and Commission Merchants, Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va. DEALERS In Coin, Foreign and Domestic Ex change, Southern BankNotea, Stock* turn bond*. Interest allowed oil Deposits. Collections made throughout the United States, and special attention given to the redemption of Soutiieni bank Notes lor Banks’ account. Liberal advances made on consignments of Cotton, Tobacco and other products lo their corespondents in Baltimore, New York, Livefftool, Bremen and Ant werp. undersigned for the last twenty five years mi “ftitvr of the Bank of Augusta, can n»w De found nt the office ot Messrs. Brunch, Sons* co.. Bunkers and Brokeis, Augusta, Ga., where he will be pleased to are his friends and the public generally, pledging his efforts ro give satisfaction to all who may lavor him with their patronage. Money will be received on Deposit, and Checks paid. oct 19 15 GKO. W MORGAN, Crttdffer. utco, ik ruwu. WM. x miY. licm kioe FOWLE&CO., FOKMEKLY OF ALEXANDRIA, VA , Commission Merchants. 'lmporters of Railroad Iron aud Dealers in Railroad Supplies. Office, 70 Broadway, NKW YORK, oct2s 6m Tw. STARBUCK &167 GENERAL Commission Merchants, 111 North Water Street, TT*irilndel pliin . Caruhil selectiuns muile un all orders for the Pur chase of Goods, and Consignments respectfully solic ited. lm ' joun u. or 1 el. •* Jon Na. omu, JOHN B. GUIEU & SON, Commissiioii Slei'ohnnfe, Will attend to a General Agency Business. Personal attention will be g ? ven to the Receiving aud Forwarding and to the Sales and Purchase of Cotton aud all Produce’. ZW~ References to the principal Merchants of Au gusta and Savannah. AnonaTO, Ga„ Oct. I._lßtfs. lm oct2l ITCH! ITCH! ITCH 7 SCRATCH! SCRATCH!.' SCRATCH!!! AVlieaton's Ointment. WILL CURE THE ITCH JJI FORTY-EICHT HOURS. Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblains and all Eruptions of the Skin. Price 60 cents. For sale by all Druggists. By sending 60 cents to Weeks & Potter. Sole Agents 170 Washington street, Boston, Mass., it will be forwarded by mail, free of postage, to any part of the United States. sept2l-3m ORNAMENTAL HAIR. Carla, Braids. Waterfalls, Banda, Wigs, Half Wigs. &c., Wholesale, Cat the lowest possible price of imiKHta tion, for Cash. W. Ti. Camerou & Cos., Importera of Hair and Manufacturers, NO. 813 FULTON ST., &ROOKLYN, . Nfiar Netv York. La rite and email order* punctually attended to. octlb liu M. KRAUSS, MANUFACTURER OF Boots, Shoes and Gaiters. lIAS A Fresh Supply and Ample Assort ment, OF ALL GRADES. And I* to ha found at Me*sr*. Blun & Meyer’s Sales Rooms, where he is desirous to serve Dealers in the articles A.t Xew Y"ork 'PrioeH, At Whole**le Only, ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS. Give me a call and ronviiice yonrself. _oct3s lw ~ R. MOLINA, Corner Hull and Congi-u. St’reeta, undn Screven House, IMPORTER and Wholesale Dealer hi HavaniTSe- L’ara I.eaf uud Smoking Tobacop.* l ' o ’® ll k il ' “ of Virginia Chewing and Smoking ! schaum, Brier Root, and all other k,n * " y Pipes. a < ** t)Bo ' tl,n SOUTHERN Exporting and liniwrtiiig COMPANY, OF FLORIDA. TIHH atendatlun Is pre|i*red to mull# afivan.es In currency of Gold uu uinalgruueuta of Q.lion, Naval Store*. Lumlier. Ac., Pi thulr agt-ul in IJvsr ‘"orileni aotMtod for ffma.la from merrtianl# end plan tors- Thu zlrl.di-sl aIP-iiliou will m- paid lo all ordera however .mail, tor rood. Hum Lnpland, Prance ur eriaany Our Savanimb ami ('liArluaion Agaula. lug MiUrWd. make Wo rliarqt for forwuiillng either way and will furnish tin ular of details U F. FUH l>. PieaUlMit. Au#wi*<*- RT. Pams. I.lveipo.,* H K Ssrevi'ii ttmilusl.iu. N Ui Henry Bryan, kavaunab, tit. M aapl# 'ltXva.AWaii " X BUSINESS DIRECTORY. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ~ ~ L' tsuel toc-rlte « U. tl. HHIPHSO 1 6nier B.y and WhiukersUtetil“ KR ' UAN Ts. Prompt aMcutlon given to eonabrifm.^?® 11 : 42' Produce'..f .1, k„,d. punUased a'rwJ Jl,', —— lm R>ssr*iawsrs£«j MA. Cohen, ~ . FORWAitUmG AMD COMMISS'N MERCHANT Ottice Dome ina. Cos ,89 bay at * IS^SSK. L'rwia & Hardee. ~—; -*-* COIIMIbSION MERCHANTS, *— ***>' Street. Savannah, (i-i WINES, LIQUORS, &c. ~ wiaap* " “* F* Koelleeke & Cos., >. WHOufiSALE DEALERS to orocenes 'Vines Liutiors and Seeara C ,rn Bay and Wndakersts .Savannah,^! I a»»el U. Scaly & C o M TANARUS" ... HUI -6 AMO IMTORTEKS OF jF^^ti****' DRV GOODS. Ouf. UYnigreti, and W hitaker sts. John DEALER IN DRY GOODS, Ac. M * De.lerer, Jobber and Retailer or O Fanuv and SxAVi.a Daw Goons Boors am. v u Ci.omiwo, UAts Ac. °lii?g^£r GROCERIES, &c. M Verst dt Cos.. Wholesale Dealer in Winks, Lr • ituous, S*oAii«, Fancy GiMwaaira, Camhi’’ a , c Stuart « Co.,Wholesale andßetaii Dealers in <ir„ ceries aud I'roviaiuus, Teas, Ales, Wines and quors. Corner Bull and Broughton stree ts tr^T 1 * 1 lttlu,lUou i' uUl fe orders I„r the couuiry . ' «ep*J3-tf Kl*. Deyo, Dka..»« Pm,,,,, rTnint t.ao Winer, Liquua*, *!fco. ————— Broughton Kti.Dt ‘ BILLIARDS, Ac* Ulltineei Saloun. By WALTER U'MKAHa ALEs, WINES, LIQUORS, die. Bay street, over Express Office. r l'eu Pi,» Alley. A TEN PIN ALLEY, by VALENTINE BASLER NT lose, - A, *f i * Wines aud Liquors. No. 13k Bryan street, Ma.kvt Square Huuse, opposite the Market. tm-ocf.'i far of Poe. Officer by , , 1... , U Au fevt(le and Jtetail. None hat uniOtlß tt UNEb und LIQUORS served. Flee Linica. faiktidu. MURPHY & CLARkT House, Sign, Skip aud Steuml>uutP«t,iter Opositu the Pulaski House, overSwnun’s Barber Shoi. All ordeis thaukfullreceived and laruitully attend. i lna oct2s HAS FITTING, Ac. ' Weed it Cornwell, . WholenaleDealers in Haedwase and Tin Ware. No. 163 and 161 Brougbton street. TT Cruuatou, U • PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, 'Ji- Bryan at., next to cor. Whitaker. SEGARS, TOBACCO. &a. E. Koethceke Jl Cos., ’ ~ ' ' _ Importers of Genuine Havana Segars, comer Bay and W hitaker streets. Savannah, Ga eepifi lm FKolb. ‘ • • SEGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES, A. Barnard at. eeL one door South ot the Market. PRINTING, STATIONERY, Ac. Oavitle ON Aicneli, ' C? BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, Cor. Bryatt sfreet and Market Square V't urltiog Ink, Manuyautcbxd nnd for sale by DAVID 11. GALLOWAY, / I to. 11. Nichols, VJ BOOK AND JOB PRINTER, Bay st., between Abeicorn and Drayton. It’ J * Purse, LITHOGRAPHER, STATIONKK, BINDER, JOB PRINTER, Ac. No. 6 Whitaker street. K a. .tins.in .v cu., •s • HERALD JOB PRINTINU OFFICE. No. 11l Bay street. WATCHES" JEWELRir&c. Fb* Juriinn, Dealer in WATcuEsand Jbwklev, » Silva* and Platah Wahx. Fanov Goons, Ac. tdT Watches and Jewelry Repaired. lay Congress st., opposite the Pulaski House. HAIR DRESSING, Ac. Pulaski House Barber shop, (cor. Bull anl Bryan sts.j Shaving, Hair Cutting, gbampoomy. " hiskers Dyen, Ac. Fancy Soaps, Cologne, Netk lirf anu other Fancy Articles lor sale. DRUGGISTS. Jos, VV . Clltt, Al. D, tor. South Broad and Bamard-sls., Or-eiot Hooks—9 to 10 A. M., and 4tps P. IL, f&~ Residence—Sir. Wash's, corner SL Julian anJ Lincoln Streets. WM. Wulato, . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST. aul4 Sourheast cor. Uurnard and Broughton ant A A. Solomons A Cos., . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, far" Orders executed accurately and with despattL BOOTS AND SHOESr Ames A Peabody, Jobbers iu MedV, Wouii-u'*. uud Children’s Cali, serge uud Hid BOOTS - : - : SIIOES, of all kinds and qualities. 153 Congrooa At,, 4th door North of the Mart- :. Cteo. T. Nichols, J RETAIL BOOT AND SHOE STORE. HO Broughton st„ ltd door Irom »»“• Ac. uT gmylb, (J-LKKNSWARK, GLASS AUG • CHIXA, at Wholesale and Retail. 10P Broughton etreet, idet door from cor. of Bu- CONFECTIONERY. JE. Hi-i-naadtr., a CONFECTIONER—Wnm.Ksai.It zni. K*r»" MANIirACTUHItB OK SYRUPS, CORDIALS AND KINECONFKCTIONLH' OK *ll. KINDS. . 144 Broughton street, two duors from Barium 1 - MPitzeerald, • W 1101 KRZI.K zm> KKrzii. nrziw IN of CIDERS, LEMON. STRAWBERRY awiRABPBKRH> SYRUPS, CANDIES, Ac., *i;„ tW~ In any quunUtlen, to salt Piirchaner*. W’IIITZKKR UTLt - r SODA WATER. John lt vi.ii. Bottler u/SODA WATER, PGRT^ uud AI.E, ColUHalj*. SYRUPS, An. . Cor. Hay mid Wi-st Hiiiiid*ii" J liokerV Sitter?* Th# Oldest and belt r#uuwu#d. I*. PUNK*' . 00 Liberty Street, azylMto. . . NKWM"" 1 notici’:.