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s A v A N N A1 I. Ilrptrlun or ttleam.lit|». mid llcmncit, FUK SKW Yotlk. Sleauishlp WeybOteett, Wednesday, Noreiuliei .15, at 4 o’clock p. in. I'UK BALTIMOHC. ctcam»hip North I’ouit, Saturday, Novemtier It, at o'clock* FOB IHH.TOBTOWN. Steamer Orient, Tuesday, Xo/ember mil, at 0 o’clock a. m. FOR CHARLESTON-. Steamer Fannie, Monday, November lath, at o’clock. FOB AUGUSTA. Steamer YVm. U. Gibbous, every Saturday morning at« a. ni. FOR FLORID*.- Steamer Fountain, every Tuesday momma, at lo o’clock steamer St. Johns, every Saturday morning, at 10 o'clock. ACH APTER oi Roubskies.—On Friday uiglit last, as Frank lugersoll, a quiet ami inoffensive coloreJ inau, was proceeding to his home through the streets, just after passing Haywood’s ice house, was waylaid by three while men of athletic proportions oue of whom caught liini by the throat and desired to lie informed if he carried concealed weapous. He replied in the negative, when the two oilier high waymen, seizing him, searched his pockets. Frank held his poekelbook, containing all his mouev. in his jell hand. He finally made out to give an alarm, and in return for his cries for assistance, was struck with a heavy stick over the head, aud left by the highwaymen without further molestation. Ou Saturday night last. Mr, Henry F. Segur and Mr. Frank Santina, while on their,way home, louud them selves watched aud tracked by two evidently ill disposed persons. At the east corner of South Bread and Habersham streets they stopped and en quired what the parties following them wanted.— While the conversation was going on, one of the lliives made an attempt lo take from the person of Mr. Segur his gold watch. The thief only obtained the watch-guard, however, and iu return received a cut witli a knife from Mr. Segur. Mr. Santiua was attackrd and severely iufured by the other thief, re ceiving bruises upon his face aud under lip. On Fjirtay night, while at, the circus, an engineer of one of the up-river steamer* had his pocket cut and a valuable gold watch stolen therefrom. The Steamship Wivbosset on tub Obstruc tions.—-The steamship Weybosset, Captain Parish, which 101 l New York on the evening of the 7th, ar rived up to the city yesterday evening. The Weybos set entered ibe river before daylight yesterday morn ing, making Venus’ Point in 70 hours from New York. Through the (doubtless) culpable negligence of those whose duty is lo Keep lights burning on the (i Htructious, theij lights were out, and the pilut s mistook the lights of the steamship l.eo which lay at anchor above, for those which should have been on the Obstructions, which brought the Weybosset upon the logs. She remained there until the tde turned, when she camcolf without having sustained any injury, arriving at her wharf at a.SO yesterday I'. M. The Weybosset brought a heavy freight and about fifty passengers, a caid from wholly’ to Capt. Parish, appears iu the shipping intelligence. Freaks of a burglar.— On Wednesday evening last, the residence of a lady on Whitaker street, was visited by a chevalier de Industrie of the tbeiviug class, which is now so numerous ill our city. The thief boldly entered Hie front door, aud was met on the stairs of tne third story by a lady, who mistook him for oue of the boarders. She spoke to him and passed down stairs. The thief entered the diiferent rooms iu the third story, smashed up the looking glasses, searched the bureaus, drawers, trunks, etc>, and -scattered tire contents over the floor. In the t runi: of a lady was a pocket-book, which contained twenty-five dollars in greenbacks. This the Chief pocketed. The lady who spoke to the thief when he was iu the third story, afterwards entered the parlor and discovered the gentleman there whom she supposed she had accosted on the slain), blic immediately made known tothegentleinau ihe existence of his ‘ double.” Suspicion was rou sed, ami the gentleman proceeded up stairs, but the burglar after hurling an empty blottle at him, whl'cli missed its mark, made his exist Horn tite house by some unknown means aud escaped. Ui nefit at flic Circus for tiic p’cuiule Or phan Asylum. The lollowing correspondence explains Itself: Savannah, Ga., Nov. 11,1365. Hon. R. D. Arnold— Dear Sir.- Entertaining a heartfelt sympathy for the Female Orphan Asylum of your city, we beg to tender them a benefit, to be given at the Circus on Wednesday afternoon next, the Istli inst,, at which time we piopose that the gross receipts of the enter tainment shall be handed over lo you to be present ed to the two institutions devoted to their support. With respect, believe us yours, Ac., Messrs. Stone, Rosston A Murray, Proprietors oi Circus. Pulaski House, Nov. 11,1865. Savannah, Nov. 11,1865. Messrs: Stone, Rosston 4 Murray, &c.— Gentlemen : Your note of this date proffering a benefit to the Female Orphan Asylum of this city, has been received. Y our generous offer is gratefully accented, and reflects the highest credit ou your be nevolence. As you are about to leave the city, at the end of next week, and in compliance with the discretion left with me by you, and in order to ac commodate families aud children, I would respect fully suggest a matinee performance, and thaft It should take place on Wednesday, at two and a half o’clock, p. in., Nov. 15th. I hope our fellow-citizens will respond iu a maimer commensurate with your liberality to this charitable effort. Respectfully, Your Oh’t. Sv’t., K. D. Arnold, Mayor of Savannah. •Vast tlie Tiling Needed. We are pleased to have it iu our power to state to the traveling public, that wc are in the future to have a regular conncotiou with Augusta by river.— The steamer Gibbous having been withdrawn from the Doetortown route, where she established for her self a first-class reputation for speed, comfort and punctuality, lias been placed on the Augusta route as an accommodation boat, and will make regular weekly trips between this point and that city. See Messrs. Erwin A Hal dee’s notice iu another column. To Owners of Lost Flats.—The attention of all parties who have lost flats is called to the notice of Mr. I>. w. Sears. The owner is requested to prove property and pay expenses. the Singer Sewing Machines. o “ Principal Office for the State of Georgia, 116 BROIOHTOS STREET, H. D. HAWLEY, General Agent. A large assortment for sale at New York prices. Sewing Machines of all kind® repaired at short notice. Stitching neatly done. nit PAPER BAGS. JUST received per steamship Ariadne, a large as sortment of Paper Bi gs WARREN & PLATNER. nil 21 •» Bay street^ Liverpool Salt. Iron SALK—Two Hundred Pack,. A eplcdid ar ticle. ”»-» ROGERS & CANN. NOW LANDING AND FOB SALE. 9(}{| Box**, }' % mid cuddies Tobacco, which we vaie now ofl'eiing st prices lower than it can be bought for in Northern cities. MILLER, TIIOMAH k CO. nl l ts SEA ISLAND HOTEL lULTON HEAD, 8. C., NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. BUCKLY k BANCROFT, l*roprt#iuiu Kuwait* u Jonim, Agent ts oetM Administrator*!# K*tlr*. r PWo mwi.ths aftw date •pplbatiati will b# Hilda 1 tu lbs < 'uni tof Ordinary of twathsm roiMty tor Iww t« Mill ill the rosl of Jitiu* IHiho da tUMMMdi MIL. uuiwm us tiißii tbuiWilt Josji o rvMiiM, Nllippiuy; lutolligeuOß. Miniature Aliuamtr -This Dag. , Min rises t 2. Mmm Uses j oc I Him eels 6 01 High wafer a 44 PORT OK SAVANNAH SUNDAY. Nov. 16, lsß6. Arrived, | Steamship Euterpe. Eldndge, 77 hour* from New York, Willi mdze and passengers to J R Wilder. Steamship Wcybossel, Parish. New York—Brig ham, Ballwin A Cos. si earner Oak, McAusley, Augusta, lo J B Presdee— F M Myrell, Agt—«67 liales upland coiloli, to Octal us Cohen. Steamer Ueu .Simpler, Milhken, Boctorlown—C L Colby A Cos. Waldon’s Screw Steamer Alice, Jolmsuu. Augusta, with one fall boat, 10 G B Mitchell -4, bales upland cotton, toJ R Wilder, C L Col l.y A 00. Waldon’s Side-wheel Steamer Zephyr, Jones, i Augusta, with two Hals. loOii Mitchell—l2l bales j upland cotton. I Schr Geo Darby, Snow, New York, to Hunter A Uammell. •abets flat from Augusta, wiih 316 bales upland I cattou, to order. ! McDonald's fiat No 4 ironi Aaeusta, with 310 bales upland CHI on, 10 W ilaltersnv a 00. J W Anderson <f Son. Bryan a co. Cleared. Steamship Leo, Merrill for New York Octavus Cohen. Steamship America, Limit, for New Yolk—Brig ham, Baldwin A Cos. Steamship Ariadne, Crary, New Y'ork—John R Wilder. Steamer Emiiic, Bender, liihon Head. Steamer Helen Getty, lugraham. Paiatka. etc—L S Bennett. Steamer Wm G Gibbons, Phiipot Augusta—Erwin A Hardee. Steamer Helen, Reilly, Augusta—lCein A Cos. Bxpurts. Per steamship America, Lindt, for New York— -873 biles upland cotton, 89 empty barrels, 9 pckgs mdz. Per steamship Ariadne, for New York—B94 bales upland cotton, a do sea island, 12 boxes fruit, do 40 bags, 10 bales domestics, 3 bbls beeswax. Per steamship Leo, for New York—9B7 bales up aud cotton Id do sea island, 40 Iwles domestics, 19 bales wool, 23 pc kgs mdz. Receipts. Per steamer Gen Shepley, from Doetortown—lls bales upland cotton, do 30 sea island, 7 bales wool. Consignees. Per steamship Euterpe, from New York—J R Wil der, Patterson if Tucker, steamer R 11 May, K K Hor ton, K 1 latskek, N B Knapp, Brigham, Baldwin A Cos, Dzialinski A Slager, O Cohen, W W Lhicolu, Schuster if Heinsins, RAJ Lareomb, S M folding, Erwin 4 Hardee, Randall 4 Cos, Jos Lippmun. Jacob Lippuiau, l> Mallette 4 Cos, Cooper, uncoils A Far elly, B F Einstein, c F Emerson., S Goodall, kithrop A co, M S Myers, Cunningham A Purse, C Orflr, Peter Kiely, Rogers A Cnuu. M Ferst A Cos, .1 W Anderson A Cos, D Parley,W A Mclntire, A H stalk, W H Stark, J McMahon ft co, Crane, Johnson A Urayhili, Hun ter J Gammed, B Strauss, S T ftCe, J C Schreiner * Sons, A liartl'ldge, It Erwin, Thtoii A Gordon, M S Myers, J G Cohen, LaKoche, Gadcii & Luckies, CK Osgc-od, F’ W Silns A Cos, Heidt A Ludlow, Brady, smith A Cos, G M Conn, II Meiuhard A Bio, Stone, Rosston ft Murray. BG Tihlen, Kiilin A Burke, c Stager. A A Solomons A Cos, T hulcoiube A Cos, j S Yillalonga, Both well if Whitehead, J H Moses, \V II Fuller A Cos, Einstein j Eckman, J H lleppish C White, H L Palmer, J Sperry. H Rothschild,J C Free man, c L Gilbert, J Leavy, J C Maker A Cos, J Gratz J Mark, A Low A Cos, G T Nichols, W and D Wadley, W J! Davidson, H H WiUberger A Cos, Express Cos, A P’ Mira, W L Peabody, U G Kuwe A Cos, Richardson A Barnard, J J Daniel! Mrs H Gilliam, Bentley A Doug lass, Mrs C Gradot, H P Elliott, S Jessup 4 00, J W Burke, H Watson, E Cooley, K E McMillan, A M Cohen, J G Watts. Per steamship Weybosset, from New Y ork—Brig ham, Baldwin A Cos, f IX Buis have. Both well A White head, Brady, Smith if Cos, Mis S P Bell, J W Bacon, M Holey, C E Colby A Cos, Crane, Johnson A Gray hid, Cunningham A Purse, A Champion. W C O'Driscoll, Dewitt A Morgan, W M Davidson, Erwin A uardee. K Ehrlich, B F Einstein. S H Eckman. D Finnegan, Fordyce, An lerson A Jauuy, |L J Guiiinartin A Cos, Hunter it Gamruel! T Holcombe A Cos, G M Heidt, Iliiton A Kaudell, Heidt 4 Ludlow. Kcin A Cos, N 3 Knapp, James, Leary A Cos, K J Law ry 4 Cos, K J Lareomb, Laurant and Cos, Wll Lucas. Laßoclie. Gad en A Duckies, A J Miller, .1 H Moses, M S Myers, H Meinhurd A Bros, A F Mira, W L Peabody, P Reilly, RigecsA Cann, Kelu A Cos, Jiioßiyan. W II (Stark, A M (Scarborough, (Schuster A lleinsius, li C Smith, vv Starr, E D Smytli, L 4 G, J it Mealy A Cos, Dr W 1 Sargent, B G Tildeu, J L Yillalonga, E li Yauness, G \ olger A Cos, H Warden, Jr, A Wilbur, S L Wylly, w H Williams, A Waldron, Weed A Cornwell, "it C White, W M Walsh, G N Wyman A Cos, and others Per schr Geo Darby, from New York—Hilton A Rundcll, Brigham, Baldwin A Cos, Brady. Smith A Cos, UothwellA Whitehead, Rogers A Caun, Claghorn A Cunningham, A B Buce, N A Hardee, A Cos, Erwin A Uardee, Hunter A Gammed, .1 R Wilder. Darling ton A Bickford, J McMahon <t Cos, E G Iliiton, G M Heidt, li Habersham and Son, Bell, Wylly A Christian, Lovell A Lattimore, W C Watte, W H Starke. Van Horn, Holyoke A Murray, Bower and Brown Nichol son, Reeves A Cos, R V Mitchell, J O’Byriie, J Deacy, G Butler, J M Seely, T Holcombe, W H May, At A Cohen, O liowd A Muihcin, A A G li R Cos, A A Solo mons, J Oliver, Tison A Gordon, G VV Clark <f Cos, w H, J McC, J Stark, V Guest, E M Hud, Wright, Medo ra A Cos, G Bailey, J W McAlpin E K and Sun, At, in a diamond. Per steamer Geu Sheply, from Doetortown—Dun' can 4 Johustou, 1> McDonald, J Screven, A G Browne, apt. Sand Hcgau, H Brigham, Erwin A Hardee, For dycc, Anderson A Jauuy, Einstein A Eckman. L C Guiiinartin, Cook A Harrington. Passengers. Per steamship America, for New Y'oik— D®tV Schmidt, Mrs P W Tcfli. J U Fitzpatrick. W Don nelly. A Newliouse. 2 children anil 2 servants. James Hudeilestou, C E Clark, Samuel Burnt. J C Periett. J Taylor, L McLaughlin, and 3 steerage. Per steamship l.eo, for New York—J Kauffman, Dr J Hilton, J McDonald, J J Brenner, \V Hunter Davis, H B King. L A Whittier and lady David Bing, W J Clements, W J Cummings. Per steamship Euterpe, from New York—G Rowe and lady, Mrs Hutchinson aud 2 children, Mrs John son. 3 children and servant, Mrs Stoddard, Miss M ,J Sampson, Mi Johnson, Mrs Green, 2 children and 2 svt’s, Mrs C L Gilbert and 2 children and avt, Miss It B Legett, Miss Legrifli. Alls* Weinberg. Miss 0 Green, Jr, Mr Hodginson and lady. Miss Telfair and svt, A Low aud family, Mr Segrilf, F’ P Peas, ”7 Guriy, L W Mizer, Ml'Schuster, Mr Hamdtou, Mr Tomlinson. Mr Smith, J C McKißben, elms Green, Jr, K E McMillan, J F Warring, and 25 steerage. Per steamship Weybosset, from New York—J Sher lock. Aliss Callton, Mrs Capt Silas Weeks, Mrs D In gads, Miss Cheeseman, Jos Alarshad, U Rucheuteiu and wife and 4 cliihlreu, Lt E Wulheiu, G W Smith, Mrs F W Whittle ami sister, E G Dudley, G Gruttle. J T Grutiie, W A Tuttle, Surgeon VV A Butilli, Alls Emory mid 6 children, Fred Hope, Miss Knhwton, Mrs Tally and 3 infants, and 13 steerage. A CARD. Nov. 6th, 1885. At a meeting field on board steamer Gen. Sheply, the following resolutions were adopted : We the undersigned passengers of the steamer Gen. Sheply, do hereby tender our sincere thanks to Capt Clias. 1.. Miiliken. and Purser Jas. B. Cohen, for then gentlemanly deportment and unhmiicd kind ness during our trip from savannah to Doetortown, and also tender our thanks 0 the Engineers, aud do cheerfully recommend her to tire travelling public. Resolved, That the Thomssville aud Savannah pa pers will he requested to publish the above resolu tion. GEORGE MILTON, M. D. Chairman. C. O. MOORE, BILLY WESTHEIMER, J. W. STATEN, H. R. SYMONS, L. 0. BRYANT, Sec’ty. A CARO. ON Board Steamer Weybossrt, | Savannah, Nov. I2tli, 186 ft. f At a meet! ng of the passengers, held on board the above steamer, the following re.-uluUon was adopted: Resolved, That we, the passengers onHioard the steamercr Weyboaset,do hereby tender to the cantaiu and officers. oiir sincere thauks lor theirgciirletMaulv tearing and kind attention while on our tr|p from New York to this port; and we heartily recommend the Weybossct ns a substantial, speedy, and sea worthy vessel, upd her otllcers ail that could he de sired. JOHN HUBBARD, 4AS. biIIEBLOCK. WM. BABBITT, Burg. 103 Reg. U. S'. C. T. E. A. DUDLEY, FRED JIOPK. j V. wim.\MA ai. tt. i<ft rteg, u. s. c. t. JOSEPH MARSHALL, Boston, JSO. SHERLOCK, Savannah. F. W. WIIIPLEK, Macon. Anil forty other*. 1.1 BT UP VBBBBLM IN TIIK. POUT OP SAVANNAH. Hatankiu, Nov. IS, IMS. rriAMuin. ■MMMbip Kutorpe, # KldnUge, from N.w York, dis charging J B WuJor. SUnmslilp W.yhosaet, Hartal., from New York, UK «*«*'#* Urigbaui, Uuklwiu A U«. anus. d<!uk luekhii lK ' uu * JI ' T#o - Ailuntf ÜBoeH*. Ur - ,#r pjm -WstMr'Kru*! wu ’ *“•"»«•■ M Uw» Jimih “* nvorsool - f ijM4, (oidlittf it LiiUMi a i'ltti tor uV#rpwl loUKTa •ohk*. Thomas Plefeiier. Pendleton, 780, loading for Liv er|«K>i—Johu It Wilder, Thomas W biiuev (Br). Kelly-Bell. Wjfily 4 Chris tun. Craesi o ißrj, feiusduchargiug—Brigham, bad w iu A Cos. "Ttnxs, Lizzie Baiclicldcr. Kughth. 4iA, loading tor New York—Hunter 4 Gammeh. ■ BIOS. Clara Pickens, Rodgers, 450. waiting—William Stair. Ida McLeod. Cook, 393, loading from New York— Hunter A Gamuieli. Redwood, Boyle, discharging— Rogers A ('aim. scuooxims. Geo Darby, (iuow, from New York, dlsch’g— Hunter A Gammeh. Francis Satterhy, Afileu, 310, loading ior New York—Rogers A Canu. De' Sots, crook, 1,0, loading for Baltimore—La Roche, Gaden A Uncles. Witch Queen, Pereira! 115 tons, waiting, for Boston —Richardson A Barnard. Win E Stevenson, Burton 156, discharging—Crane, Johnson A Uruyhih. Vapor, B igartj 3«o tons, discharging—l.a Roche, Gaden A Lucies. Antilope, Tones 70 tons discharging—Crane, John sou A Graybiil. James L Bewley, Loveland, 12! tuns discharging— J Booth A Cos. v AUCTION SALES. By Bell, Wylly & ChristlM. AT PRIVATE SALE Desirable Real Estate. Two first class Dwelling Houses, three stories on basements, with all the modern improvements: situa ted in a central portion of the city Also, Avery lies'rablo House on the corner of Charlton aud Tatuall streets, containing 8 Rooms, with gas a\d water. On tin lane is a Brick Carriage House, St aides, Servants* Rooms, &c. Also, 1C Farm Lota, containing from ‘2O to ‘29 Acres each, near Lover’s L ine, within oue milts of the limits of the city. A splendid opportunity for investment. A plot of the above Lots can be seen at our store. Also, West halt of Lot No. 39, Washington Word, Brough ton street. Improvements cmsist ol a Dwelling, suitable for a small family. Will be polri at a bargain. Oct‘24-tf By Bell, Wylly A Christian- AT PRIVATE SALE. Lots No. 8, on the comer ol Broughton and West Broad streets, and No. 5,/m the comer of Broughton and Montgomery streets. Th • alwjve property is well located for erecting stores, a9 Broughton street will soon become the business thoroughfare of Savannah ALSO, West half of L"t No. 43 Lafayette Ward, fronting on Charlton street, the improvement* consisting of a brick house, containing ten rooms, well finish* and. with gas throuhout the house and a pump of excellent water in the yard. iu>v» —ts UNDERWRITER'S HALE. By Bull, Wylly & Christian. on WEDNESDAY, 16th instant, at 11 o'clock a m , at the landing In the city of Darien, will be sold ior account of Underwriters and all couccmed. a por tion of the cargo of the scooner Island Queen, con sisting of— A general assortment of Groceries Dry Goods Bagging Boors and Shoes Clothing Wooden Ware Corn and Salt Nails and Hardware Molasses and Sugar <%c.»* &c., Ac.; damaged on board Hai l schooner on her passage from New York to this port, and put into the port of Darien in distress. J. M P. EPPING, Consignee. N. B A p termer will leave this city ou Tuesday morning, 14th hist., and will accommodate purchasers and all concerned fiS-G UNDERWRITER'S SALE. By Bell, Wylly & Christian. Will be sold at the Upper Hydraulic Press, on TUES DAY, 14:h inst., under inspection of Port Wardens, libi‘Bales Cotton Damaged on the voyage of transportation from Au gusta lo Savannah. per Bingham's ilat boat. Sold tor benefit of underwriters and all concerned Terms made known at the sale. nl3 UNDERWRITERS SALE. By BpII, Wylly & ( bristinn. TO-MORROW, Tuesday, 14th inst., at 10 o'clock, at M. R. Beaufort’s Hail Loft, rear of the Exchange, will be sold for accouut of underwriters aud all con cerned, Pait of Fore Sail Part of Main Sail Fore Gaff Top Sail Damaged on board Schr. , put into this port in dibtrv-ss, and sold under inspection of the Port War dens. ul3 By Blun & Meyer. UNDERWRITERS* SALE. THIS DAY. 13th inst., at 10 o’clock, a. m. will be sold under inspection of Port Wardens for account ol Underwriters and all concerned: 3 case 9 Brogans. Gaiters and Bilmorale, damaged on board the steamer Hunter. ALSO, 1 Horse and Wagon and Double Wagon 1 Invoice of Hosiery 4 bags Coffee 1 octoron of Brandy 3 cases Shoes and Boots 23 boxes Soap 1 Platform Scale. ALSO, 1 fine Sofa 1 Cushioned Rocker G Cushioned Chairs Several Parlor Stoves Bureaus, Washstands, Bedsteads; Ac. nl3 BY BLUN & JUEYER. Closing Out of Fine Furniture without re serve. TO MORROW, 14th inet.. :r 11 o’clock, a. m at the residence of Mr. Roseufcld, on Charlton street, near Barnaul, 1 Seven-Octave Piano and Stool. 1 Marble Top Rose wood Centre Table, 1 French MUror, 1 Mannjrany Sofa, 2 Mahogany Tete-a-T* tea 6 Cushioned Chairs, 1 Mahogany Arm Chair, 1 Mahogany Sideboarn, 1 Mar tha Top Horten. 1 Mahogany Wardrobe, 2 Mahogany French Bedsteids, 6 liiack Walnut Reception Chairs, Cane Seal Rockers, Chairs, Couches, Toilet Tables, Sewing Tables, Mattrasses and Pillows, Carpets and other articles. 2-nl9 "W holes ale Boots and Shoes ! Fellner and Poliak, 157 Broughton Street, Savannah, Ga., ARB enabled, through their peunanent House in . Boston, to furnish Jobbers and Dealers in this city as well as those in the country, with more ad vantages and conveniences in the Boot and Shoe Trade than any house in said liue. novl-Om i: ~ ADAMS’EXPRESS COMP Y Great Easteru, Western & Hpntbern EXPRESS - FORWARDERS, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. THE Adams’ Express Company arc now prepared to receive and forward freight and monies to Doctorfown. Thomuavillc and ail way stations. Also, to Augiuta Ly River or Kailrcud, and to all points West and Southwest. nlo.*2w E. P. TUNISON, Agent. LANDSCAPE GARDENING AND HORT [CULTURE THE undersigned nr. prepnr.il tu make every kiwi of Land cupc Gardening ; t» put 111 order All! flctal Water Work. »ud everything pertaining t» Or iiamental Garden# uU'l tu <lo all kind, us 11111111111111, tinier* mty be left it Die Herald office. W. A. D. ELMAR k 08., itovll liu Landscape Gardener*. 1 *ut 1 iHt, from Egypt I PBNNY H NKW ICX THAI IT Os I Ilk KOYTIAN LOTI'S. » n.» »nd *sutii.lt. IWume *ur IM li*»<lk*r.lil.f. riwiiwir* »ttd tu* Udlw us lb# pr***ut day iiMng Mtu earn* pnifuai. ’■lMhi. SakoUklgf'd by f A.Pi*.,. i„s I A 1 Mvt- toy, a*..«i a»4M M rtutoit ttttiM. H I, filliMliCHlKt. U4BSIHU, * U„ T. J. DUNBAR & CO. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN WINES. LIQUORS, SEGARS. SC 147 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, CA. f ' (NEXT DOOR ABOVE REPUBLICAN OFFICE.) 11’ K invite the attention of the Trade and ths Pnb "" Hr generally to our large and elegant assort ment of I%'inea, Cordials, Conserves, Sf- Viu»s, etc*., eli. vuiicb is uot excelled by uuy similar establishment in the States. We are .«ole proprietors of DUNBAR'S CELE BRATED WORMWOOD CORDIAL, the reputation of whirli \> fully established iu this and foreign eouu tries ; DUNBAR'S well known STOMACH BITTERS* guaranteed superior to any article of the kiud, de signed expressly Sin* hotel nnd family uae; DUN BAR’S SCHIEDAM CORDIAL SCHNAPPS, war ranted of the u most purity, uud pul up expressly for our hoots*, of wnich we are solo proprietors anil importers. Solo Agents for Robert Smith'd uele hrated PHILADELPHIA ALE. iu cases and barrels : English, Scotch and American ALE and POKTKR. BRANDY, Scotch and Bourbon WHISKEY and AR RACK BUNCHES, formerly wdl known throughout the United States, put up l»y ue in cases for export and home consumption- T. J. 1) A Cos. are sole agents for H Ali W. Cat her wood'a Pure RYE WHISKIES. XX and XXX brands, guaranteed unsurpassed iu quality and ex* cellence. Constantly on hand, a large nnd well ec lected stock Os BOURBON and WHEAT WHISKIES, worthy the attention of the trade and connoisseurs generally. An assortment of BEGARS ' f finest grades, manufactured aud imported expressly for this house, which we offer at the very lowest net cash prices BRANDIES, GINS. WINKS CHAMPAGNES, and every description and grade of Foreign Liqnors imported directly by thte buns , and for sale in bond or duty paid, at lowest market rated nov74m WHISKEY! WHISKEY! FINE OLD BRANDT, WINES, St. Peach Valley Whiskey, Maple Valley Whiskey, Pike’s Muynolia, spencer’s Old Rye, and Fine Kentucky Bourbon. FOR SALE BY v , C. W. THOMPS ON, At the Old Stand, 111 BAY STREET, (Herald Buildings j also, A Ison’s Ale, Mars’ Ale, Applea. Potatoes, Onions, IVkles, Mackerel, Cider uud Cider Vinegar. oclG ts WE- M. DAVIDSON, WHOLESALE DEALER IN GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, TEAS, SEGARS, ALE and. Cider. sep2 ts Just Received, And in Stare su Cnnsipinal, BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES Also, a lot of Finn Liquors, consisting of BRANDIES, WHISKEY, SANTA CRUZ RUM, BOKER’S BITTERS, Ac. Which we oifer on the most liberal ter me. VAN HORN’ HOLYOKE 4 MURRAY, wtll ts No. 9 Stodilard’a Block. FLOUR, CORN AND OATS. OAIIA BUSHELS While Corn JiOUU 1000 do Oats 50 ban-els Flour Landing from Baltimore aleamcr aud for sole bv 119 4 _ J KANE; JOHNSON & GYAYBILI.. E O. Hretov, Savannah. F. M. Bandeli., N. Y. HILTON&RANOELL Wliolosale G-rooors, 193 BAY STREET, NEAR BARNARD, Savannah, G-a., Are constantly receiving per steamers from Ntur Y’ork The Larges! and Host Complete Assort ment of Groceries in the City, Orders by Mail, accompanied with Remittance, Promptly Filled, at Lowest Market Prices. octl6 Jm Gbo. R. Crump. Wm, A. WiiiuiiV, Augusta, Georgia. Late of Richmond, Va. GEO. IS. CRUMP & to.. General Commission Merchants AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Groceries, Liprs, Tobacco, Segars, SALTED FISH, &c. 20!) Brmul St., Augusta, Ga, HF- Will pnrehase and sell on Commission Cotton, Tonaoco, PnonccK, and Mkbohanulse of every de scription. Refers to the Merchants and Bankers of Acgnsta, Ga., Richmond, Va . and Jno. C. Fen’ll), Esq., De- Witt & Morgan, Gaden A Uncklcs, A. A. Solomons A Cos., J. T. Paterson & Cos., R. Molina, Esq , Savannah, Georgia. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. oct4 KiELINjEEO. &BURKE, WHOLESALE HEALERS IN' ALES, MIMS AND Llfil'OßS, CORNER WHITAKER STKEBT AND Bay lane. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED A DELIVERED. au‘2l ts To Wholesale Grocers, Liquor Dealers, Distillers, Drnirglsto and Huajt MnmiiiUtuiers. IpSSENTiAL Oils for flavoring and improving Bran- J dy, Rum Port Wine, Bourbon, Rye, Scotch and Irish Whiskies, age and body preparation* for Neu tralisimr and Mollifying Whiskey and Spirit, Color iugs. Syrup* and Frait Juices lor Brandy, Whiskey andWinca, Oil* and Kxtracta of Cognac and other BrandieH, Holland and London Gin, Ac. Dr F.*h Treatiat on Fermented Liquor* with lOju KecipCH. FOH DIIUGUI3TS' USE. Pc:t>iftll Insect Powder, Fly Pupir, Loadstone, Fluorspar 11ml Fluoric Add, Manganese and all rare Chemical* and Drugs. FOH SO Al’ MANUFACTURERS, Sillteatc of Soda In Crystal*, Liquid and Jelly China Clay and Terra Alba. Soap stone. Rosin, Sod.i.Aali. *e. JOS. W. FKL'CHTKANQKIt, novl-eodSm No. .'.6 Cedar st., N. Y. H. G. RUWE & CO., AV^holesale GROCERIES 3 LIQUORS, WIJNEB ANI> NKUAHN, Corntr Bryan and Bt. Julian and Jonnaon tquara, IFHimnXU FHUIKI HtMUK.J W A*«UI. fur ALU ANI) I.AUIOII. t uM.iulr un hand, tu .wuvtiwil u| ( fIBEBSir WS9TB. «*|W (w i.i. -t Ki.lh,. I.t.it oltw. dir. PIERCE SKEHAN, Wbuleuiilc mm il lie tail Dealer la Fiue Urucerim, Boots aud Bhote Clothiiuh Poreigß aud Domestic W mao. Liquors aud Sugars. Also, Skehan’s Celebrated GOLDEN ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER, in bottle uud is wood. London and Dublin Brown Stout, fleoteb and Eng lish Ales, tv. Liberal dednctioiis made to the trade 176 STREET. SAVANNAH, and 62 Liberty street. New York. mm i diinlug Grocers anti Ship Chandlers, <X)RNEH BAY AND DRAYTON STREETS, Havannah, BkG leave to inform their former mends and cus tomers, and the |>ublh generally, that they have resumed business at their old eland, where they will keep constantly on hand a fall assortment of Goods ill tbeir line suitable for Private Families. Steameri and Ba'uing Vessels. Punctual attention given to all conn try orders lm ocil* CHOICE WINES. -)A Baskets Pure Heidsick Champagne, <eV 10 dozen very ci. ire Sherry Wine, 5 dozen Laiidem . rin’s Port, 6 casks Bap Pah- Ale, 5 casks iij aas Loudon Porter, 10 cases Drake’s Plantation Bitters, • Landing, and for sale by UOMI3 CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. BUCKWHEAT, &c. If K Boxes New Buckwheat. 30 quarter b i rets aud bags Buckwheat, ■:o barrels very choice Family Flour, 25 barrels Kxtru Baltimore Flour. Lauding, and for sale by novll 3 CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. CHEESE, SOAP. 1 A BOXES CHRESE, 76 boxes Fay’s Soap. Jusl received aiul liu sale by octltt BRIGHAM. BALDWIN A GO. ASTEN & THROCKMORTON' NO. 253 BOWERY, NEW YORK, MANUFArTUKERsS nnd Dealers in Builders’and l.orksmithH’ Hardware, Nails, Pallies, Cord, Him la»cke and Knobs, Butt Hinges, Brass and Iron Keys and CnatiuM, Goug Bells, Wire, Silver-Plating, Ac. All orders, large or small, furnished promptly at 10 per cent, less thau market prices. srplO Om ISTotice. OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL.) ilisraiox or Savann.u, v Bavauuob, Ga., Oct. 31st, 1565. J mHE notice issued Horn the office of the Provost A Marsha! Sub-District of Ogeechee, dated savan nah, Aug. 11th, 1665, ordering all Drinking or Uil liard Saloons, 4c., where liquor are sold to bo closed at 10 o’clock, P. M., is hereby revoked. By command or Bvt. Maj. Gen. ,T. M. BRANNAN. (Signed) CLARKE H. lIEMICK, Capt. and Provost Marshal. novl BROWN’S C ASTILLI AN BITTERS i! THIS unrivalled Tonic prepared from (lie Pure Juice ol the Grape and extracts, distilled from the Choicest Vegetable products of the Mouth ol France, Italy and the Province oi Castile (Old Spain,) from which lattn section they derive their name. A Fragrant Tonic, indispensable to Hotels and Restaurants, and valuable to Families, delicate females and children, fer all disarrangement of the stomach, It is unrivalled. A never failing preventive and Cure for Sea Sickness. None who navel by land or water should be without the CastiUlan. For Sale by YORK, WILLIAMS, McINTIRE 4 Cos. Sole Agents, State Georgia. oct34-3m "Wilder’s SALAMANDER SAFES, With Wildest Patent Fourier and Burglar-proof Locks. 80. WILDER A CO., Patentees uud Munufactui • era of the best fire-proof Jiafe in tne world! •I weilerg* and B inkers* Sulci make to order, lined with hardened steel. House aud Plate Safes. To this ceAbratcd Safe was awarded the gold medal at the World’s Fair, in London, 1861. NoTioa.—This celebrated fire proof Safe is no longer mide and sold by Silas C'. Herring, his license to make and si ll them huvlng expired. Lists containimr prices and full description of differ ent sizes and styles of Safe, can be had on application to the agent tor the State, at Savannah, or any of the special ugents Agents wanted in every city and town of the State. For paitlculars, addrest the undersigned. We have constantly on hand a good assortment, for sale at manufacturers’ New York prices. CUNNINGHAM A fURSE. Sole Agents for the State of Georgia, n!0-2ra Savannah, Ga. MAPES’ NITROGExYIZED ... SI’PER-PHOSPHtTE OP LIE, For Wheat and other Grain Crap*, Cot ton, Corn, Tobacco, Gran, Vege tables, Crop*. Composed of Calcined Bones, Sulphuric Acid. Dried Blood, Soda, Potash, Sulphate Ammonia, and other Ammonia-prodncinK materials. Does not exhaust the land like Peruvian Guano and oilier stimulating manures, but permanently im proves It. The effects of one application are vblble for more than ten years. To ordinary soils a yearly application of 200 lbs. per acre will maintain its fer tility for any length of time. It is packed in tiurrcls of about about 200 lbs. each. Pamph'ets containing certificates from those who have used this fertilizer, and full directions h r its ap plication to different crops, rati be had by addressing the undersigned. Price reduced to S6O per ton, (2,000 ibg.j For sale l.y CUNNINGHAM & PUKSE, Agents, nlfi-3m Savannah. l»a. H. J. DICKERSON, Harbor Alas ter, OFFICE OPEN AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY No. X Harries’ Building*. SAVANNAH, GA. iimM k* Ira Convention of the First Senato rial District. THE Citizen* of the counties of Chatham, Bryan and Effingham are requested to appoint Delegates to a Convention to‘a.* held on Wednesday, the Bth November Inst., at No. l. Central Railroad, for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Henator oi said Senatorial District. uov2 KEROSENE WARE, Lamps, Chandeliers, Bracket*, Haip Hanger*, Side Backs, Side Lamps with and without lfetlectors: Fan cy Hall Lamps, Lanterns, Bases. Peg* and Fonnts- Patent Gins. Cones, Burners. Globes, Chimnles and Wick, DIICGGISTb’ FLI NT A GREEN GLASS. Crock ery Dealers’ and Confrct inner#' GLASSWARE. Goods ul all kinds made tu order. KEROSENE OIL JAMES T. WRIGHT, VIS Greenwich Btreet, Two doors below Barclay, N. Y nnvl-r.m Crockery, China, Glassware. JODBKKM sad lies Isis from all parts of Iks country at. Isrltsd to riatulu. my W holtiNulo HtooU, who h tm Imls. pat kwa* eOßtalMluif eufspl.ts assort tueHM, psl Up eiptwtsTy fur •* poutiti > Trads," , lAasM r» pack Ml pi suit purzkaaors (|lHTl|HVrlin‘ lloUNti, IBV Biooßpt-M IM., IM iltsi front MhM Bi, mmj* m a IHIPHEC. ' I FOR new YORK. " rho ”"er LIZZIE ItACHKI.DiR. Capt. 1 2S£& Wl " l “ v ‘- «*«P»'ch *« Un- above porb i Far fright w FOR NEW YORK rpHK achoouer FRANCIS SATTERHY, now loint bave JS&k3i^Jeh2SSv“' c "*‘° eu «"*‘‘ d ' wl " For freight, ui.ply to DS-4 CRANK, JOHNSON & GRAYLILL FOR NEW YORK. • THE a 1 clipper schooner JOSEPFI W WEBSTER Bel .worth, master. 456 too. iHirthen. win h arr quick dnspatcb for the abova port. Freight t.tm at tbs lowest rates. For freight engagements, apply to CHARLES L COLBY * CO., nil Corner Bay and Abercorn at, STAR LINE, FOR NEW YORK. The new and elegant first class U S Mail Steam ship WEY'BOSsKTT, Captain Palish, will positively tail for the above port on Wednesday, Nov. 15, at 4 o'clock p. m. BRIGHAM BALDWIN * 00, n!3 Stoddard's Building, opp. Post Ofllce FOR AUGUSTA. STEAMER EXP R E S S, CAPT. J. W. MORGAN, Will have quick despatch aa above. The Boat is entirety new. being of immense capaci ty, shippers need not fear having their orders left over. Parties having goods consigned to them from the North nr elsewhere for Augusta nnd points beyond, can collect forwarding charges on same by sending their freight to this line All bifla paid promptly. Freight received and stored iu Fire Pi oof Ware Houses free ol expense. npvO F. M MY’RELL, Agent. Freights FOR AUGUSTA, THE uuderftiKited are prepared to receive poods at their W'archotutttt—free of expense aud rov ered by Insurai oe—for shipment to Autptftia and poiuts beyond by their regular line of light draught boat*. Apply to OTAB. L. COLBY, gept.’fl—tf cor. Buy and Abercorn Bt«, For Augusta, THE STEAMER R. IT. MAY, Will have dispatch for the above plpcc. CJoods receiv ed at all time and atored in fire proof warehouse, loot of Lincoln street, free of cost. J M. K INCH LEY, Agout. Office iu Clflghnrn & Cunningham’s. The May arrived In Augusta from Savannah on last Friday with her full freight. ts octu FOR AUGUSTA, Steamer Oak WILL have quick despatch as above For freight " f apply to J. B. PRfiSDfc.fi, No. 1«»9 Broughton street. F. M. Myrfi.i., Barrio’ Building. Bay street nil Regular Weekly Steamer BETWEEN AUGUSTA - SAVANNAH. The New Iron Steamer WM . GF. GIBBONS, Capt. T. N. Pun.pot, Having superior acrommiiiatiin for Freight and Pnawngeti, will ply regularly between the above citiea. Leaving Savannah every Saturday Morning, at 9 o’clock. Leaving Augusta every Wednesday Moimng, at 7 o'clock. Laying at Mathew’s Bluff svery Wednesday Night It U the desire of the Agents or the Gibbons to nwlto her a permanent Accommodation Boat lui the Mer chants of Augusta and Savsuhah nnd the Planters aloug the line of the rivei, and with this object in ylcw. no effort will be (pared on the part of her owners, agent* and officers to meet the wants of the traveling and freighting public. ERWIN & BARBEE. John L. Roimili.at, Agent at wharf. lm ml3 For Charleston, INLAND, VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD. Steamer Fannie, Captain McNelty, Will leave «t above THIS DAY', from Central Press wharf. This boat is in excellent condition and her passenger accommodstious are unsurpassed. For freight or passage apply to » F. M. MY KELL, Agent, nl3-l Harris’ Building, Bay street. Tor Talatka, - Via Darien, Brunswick, St. Mary’*, Fer namlina, Jnilcsonville and Pieolnta. Connecting ttith steamer Flora Temple for King's Ferry, CenterxMage, and all landings on the St. Marys River. THE new and f**t steamer FOUNTAIN, Capt G. W. CASTNERfWiH leave is above on XU ESI JAY', the 14th inst., at 10 o*clock a. m. For Freight or Passage apply on board, at i'udel ford'a Wharf, near White’s Ceutrai Cotton Press, or to M. A. COHEN, Agent. During the absence of the tx>at all goods will be re ceived at the warehouse on The wharf by Mr. \V R 11. Bruen. Freight payable on Wharf. Shippers will furnish weights and measurement of goods novlO For Freight or Charter F)R a northern port, a Schooner of ISO ton* Reg ister. Apply to MILLER, THOMA 9 & CO. < no 206 Bay Street FOR BALTIMORE. riIUE schooner ANTELOPE. Junes, master, all *- have quick despatch as above. For deck load, apply to iiS 6 CRANE, JOHNSON & GRAYBILL For Doctortown, AND STATIONS ON THE ATLANTIC & GULF KAILKOAD. The steamer OUIEVT will leave her wharf foot of Abercom street, for the above place, on TUESDAY, Nov. 14, at 0 u. m.. taking Freight for Stations on Atlantic & Gulf Railroad. For Freight or Passage apply to CHAS. L. COLBY 4 CO., novll eor. Ale'reoni ami Hay sts. For Philadelphia The schooner TRADE WIND, Carle. Yr.vvv master, having mint of her cargo cn gaged, will lisvs quick despatch ns For bulk ot lilt y bale* cottqn and deck load, apply to pa crank jtHinson * orayhili. FOB BALTIMORi: Peuaergiwt’i Llm*. TP hud sslllvg regular packet SCHOONER DC SOTO, crook, Masts,, Mavikg tbs grwitsr portion of b*r sstgu s.smc'k ■ltt ha*, qauk dsspattb Fm Mam sid fttlgki ap Us La KOI'MM, UADMN » PNCMS*. t oruvt Bay and Barnaul *MwP- Af>*m la Batuiaoia .|Mdsi|a>i. MM* * **• mi* SHIPPING. Baltimore and Savannah STEAMSHIP LINE. Tvrvfc* ' T| fe slcumshtp NORTH POINT, . /Jfdrvj f 4’opi. .smith, will itiave Bitlilmure on - ! tii.b . In r regular trip for davanuab on -’Jfalr.afc. Saturday, the 11th Instant; return lug, will leave Savannah on Saturday, the 19th heel. WIST, Birr AN ft CO., Agents, nov« - Savannah. For Liverpool. , The new flret class clipper ship VIRGINIA, WEEKS, Commander, la now loading rapidly at Lower Piess, and baring large engagements will have quick despatch. For height or pannage (taken at lowest rates) apply CHAS. L COLBY A CO., c-naer Aliorcorn and Bay eta. For Liverpool. THE flret Claes British baTk THOMAS WHITNEY 1 S. K ’:"y’*»’>»« of »m»ll capacity, will have qmck dispatch. For freight, apply to <>cOO HELL WYLLY ft CHRISTIAN. jrfcegular* JLine. FOR BOSTON. v Schooner Witch Queen, Njw loading at Exchange Wharf. •*BriiffS» RICHARDSON ft BARNARD, nov7—tf Bay si., opposite Mariners'Charch For Liverpool. __ THE AI American Ship NEW ENGLAND, Horiirc. Maaicr, having a lareo portion of jJgSSEff 4 her cargo engaged wiU be ready to receive tar g o .t Low er Hydraulic Pree« on the 18th inst. For freight or paMaee apply to ecpMri BRIGHAM, BALDWIN 4 CO For Rio I)e Janeiro, CALLING AT St. Thomas, I’ai a, I’c/’iwmlmt'o and Bahia the United States and Brazil Mail /jl'l,, i Fteumsbip Company will dispatch Onrti* teth of every moat lb, A NEW AND FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIP, To Leave at 3 o'clock, p. m., From Pier 43, North River. All letters have to pass through the Poet Office. An experienreJ Surgeon will be in attendance on board. For freight and passage, having splendid accommo dations, apply to THOMAS ASENCIO ft CO.. 0.-tBI 3ro . No. U, Broadway. New York. _ ESTABLISHED 1836. Bridgnvnlcr Palm aad Color Works Cos, BELL, WYLLY & CHRISTIAN, Agents. Jnst received and for sale at the manufacturer's Priced: Kegs XX Bridgewater Load Kegs XX Snow White Zinc Kcge Cygnet White Lead Kegs .Hrmimersei White Lead Tubs Putty Paint Brushes Premium White Lead Chrome Y'ellnw Venetian Bed Metalic Paint (in oilj MethliC Paint (dry; Fire Proof Paint Cottage Colors lm oct26 IST otice. CONSIGNEES pi r JOS. W. WEBSTER, from New \ ork, will attena to the reception of their goods, landing this day nt Exchange wharvea nil DAvTIT BAILEY, Merchant Tailor [Formerly Cutter for Wm. R. Symons] BEGS most respectfully to inform his friends and the public generally, that he has removed from the " store of Mr. A B Ives to No. 12 WHITAKER STREET, (Between Bryan and Bay,; where he will be glad lo meet his old customers and as many new onca as will fevor him with their orders. %£T‘ Aiwuys on *hund. a good assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMEMKS, VESTINGS,whkh luffs pre pa ml to make up atMhe shortest notice and in the most fashionable etym Remember No. I't—ii' you want what is good and reasonable. n9-lm Bln irdf SMSes. USED by the United States and Foreign Govern menta for more than THIRTY YEARS, Adapted to any branch of business for foreign or home markets. Warranted accurate and durable. Sales rooms No. 3 Bsrclay-st., near Broadway. N. Y «cpl 9 ly R. BROWN. Manufacturer Grits and Meal. ILLEM’S MILL RE-OPENED. Having pnrehas- I « and tin* entile interest from Mr. H. Gillem in hU large and < xteudivc Mills, on the corner of Habersham street and Perry street lane, we are now prepared to furnish Grist and Meal at favorable rate®. Corn will be sold reasonable. All orders promptly filled. oclll lia LUDINQTQN Mb HARRISON. FRENCH BRUSH HAT. a The- finest article ever brought to this market. For sale by S. M. COLDING, No. 153 Congress street. LIME. ROCK LIME JUST RECEIVED —AT — •WACKY', BEATTIE A CO’S, uli o 203 * 206 Bay stiast. Savannah College." milE regular co irae of Lecturea will begin on Mon- A day, i lie 20th ut November, and will continue for four months. The session has been delayed for two wveks, by the occupation of the College Building for hospital purpose* bv the forces of the United State*. JAMES B. READ, M. D. Dean. Jacksonville. (Fla.) Union, Constitutionalist, Au gusta, Mucou Messenger and Journal, copy one week and send hill to this office. lw Lost or Stoleu, Trmaiss^S&Sr teed by Savannah, payable twwrt;NW km Jan. naty lit, 1W» ; emlm,^ia‘> i * bl ««»“ uuu* dr awing lYoiu July l, i boa aitocfiofi, ‘ThTpabltr"# cuubomHl Ogaiait into* for tha The Fisheries. ami ak’’b ’mw/IWrit* N«l«,*Uua!r*N. , ‘w, s 2Ef!!^hßlwu.— . * Amefican Nst and Twin* Cos., « "OMBUKiIAt »TB*4fT, MUBfIBM, ■KM ’