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"A- V A X K A IT. Departure of Mrtmtklpi ■nd lUMtn, PUB KIV YORK. M.-anianip ConaUlutlou. WMnesday, Not. nd, at _ o'clock. Sieauiahlp Herman Livingston, Saturday. Mot, 25, at o’clock. POK BALTIMORE. Steamship Fannie, Saturday, November 10, at - o’clock. FOR PALATKA. biearaer Lizzie Baker, Saturday, November I6UI, at 10 o’cloefc n. m. FOR AUGUSTA. Steamer Two Boys, Wednesday Novemlier 21, at » o’clock a. ni. steamer Caldwell, Tliursday, November 33d, at o'clock. Steamer Wm. 0. Gibbons, every Saturday morning at 9 &. m. FOR JACKSONVILLE. Steamer Fannie, Wednesday, November 22d, at 10 o’clock a. ui. FOR DOCTORTOWN. Steamer Orient, every Tuesday morning, at 9 o’clock. Steamer Gen. Sbepley, every Thursday morning at a o'clock. Steamer Clarion, every Saturday morning, at 9 °' clock ' for FLORIDA. Steamer Fountain, every Tuesday morning, at 10 o’clock. Steamer St. Johns, every Saturday morning, at 10 o'clock. No CANDIDATE.—Edwin E Hertz, Esq., requests us to state that he is not a candidate for Alderman. Change of Time on the Central Railroad.—By a notice from the Superintendent published Ibis morning, it will be seen'that the train for Augusta on the Central Railroad will, on and after Wednesday next, leave Savannah at 8.30 a. m., connecting at station No. fi, with hacks for Waynesboro, and ai rlv : mg m Augusta the next morning In time for the At lanta train. The returning train will arrive in Sa vannah at 3.45 p. in. Freight for Augusta by Bailroau.—The Cen tral Rahroad Is now prepared to receive and forward freight, daily, to Augusta, Macon, Atlanta, etc. A notice from Superintendent Adams will be found elsewhere. From CHARLESTON.—The steamer Wm. M. Frazier, Capt. Hooper, with a large number of pasaengers, arrived here yesterday forenoon. Two Hours in Fun Land.—By. the card in another column our readers will be pleased to learn that Mr. and Mrs. Watkins, assisted by their uiece, Miss Carlotta Shaw, the distinguished lady pianist, will give a series of their world-ramed entertainments entitled “Two Honrs in Fun Land," at St. Andrew’s Hall, commencing on Wednesday evening 22d inst. Mr. and Mrs. Watkins have re ceived the most flattering enconiums of the English and American press having performed with the most gratifying success in the principal cities of both countries. The Augusta Constitutionalist, whose judgment and good taste in sach matters we most coutidently endorse, speaking of their entertain ments In that city says— On Monday, and again last evening, we attended the brilliant entertainment of Mr. and Mrs. Watkins, and we take great pleasure in saying that we were perfectly delighted, in fact, we cannot say that we were ever made to laugh heartier, or experienced greater difficulty in endeavoring to keep our walk ing cahe still. To listen to Mr. and Mrs. Watkins is, of a troth, ‘ Two Hours in Fun Land.” From the commence ment of the performance until the close, the audi ence is kept in a furore of laughter by the ready wit of Mr. W., while round after round of applause greets the easy grace and finish which torm the ilisliugueot Mrs. W’s character. The thorough metamorphosis of character is really woadenul. Mrs. W. appeared to be the fa vorite of her audience last evening. Her voice Is clear, powerful, melodious, and the assemblage tes tilicd ihelr appreciation of her flue vocalism by re calling her to the stage several limes. With the ut innsi self possession, she is so retiringly modest as to command ihe respect and admiration of the veriest skeptic in amusements. Mr. Watkins, in the character of Jowler and Huckleberry, is inimitable. THIS COURTS. PR ,VO9TCOURT, DISTRICT OF SAVANNAn,BEFORE CAPT. CLARK H. RF.MICK, PROVOST MARSHAL; Savannah, November 18th, 1805. The United States, by Mrs. Brauer, vs. Tyra (col ored!—lmproper conduct aud abusive language.— i’lea, not gnilty. From the evldeuce adduced In this case, the defendant waa found not guilty, anil dts" charged on payment of costa. Counsel for defend ant, Hon. D. A. O’Byrne. The United States, by Police Sergeant J. M. Hen rick, vs. E. McNeiH|(colored)— Larceny of vegetables from the farm of G. H. Johnson. Plea, not guilty. Prisoner found guilty, and being without means of support, was sentenced to hard labor for one month. The United Sta'cs, by Policeman H. Smith, vs. Joe Johnson (colored)— Larceny. The prisoner wus found guilty, and will be imprisoned at hard labor in Chatham county Jail for two months. Tlie United States, by Policeman L.' Doyle, vs. William and Henry (both colored)—Larceny from the person. Plea, not guilty. No proof of this charge being adduced, the prisoners were discharged. The United States, by Mr. E. Heidt, prosecutor, vs. James Rivers (colored)—Larceny from the house.— The defendant in this case was found guilt) and fined in the sum of thirty dollars, and in default will lie confined at hard labor In Chatham county Jail for two months. Tin Benefit at the Circus for the orphans.— The benefit generously tendered to the Orphan Asy lums of this city by Stone, ltosston A Murray’s Cir cus, which look place lasu Wednesday afternoon, re sulted in the sum of *393, being placed in the hands of Mayor Arnold. This amount was equally divided between the Protestant Episcopal Orphan’s Home, and the Female Asylum and Orphan Asylum St. Vin cent UePaul. The following letter of acknowledgement lias been addressed to the managers of the Circus by the Mayor: MAYOR’S OFFICE, I Savannah, Nov. 18,1865. ( To Me-srs. Stone, Rosston A Murray, Managers Combined Circus— Gentlemen : Allow me in behalf of the three Fe male Orphan Asylums of this city, to thank you for your liberality in giving a performance by your talen ted company for their benefit. I acknowledge the receipt or gross receipts for you did not charge one single cent of any kind for expenses. This course Is highly creditable to you and I trust your action will be duly appreciated by a discriminating public.— 1 our practical Christianity in assisting the orphan, an example for Imitation which I hope will not be lost even on those who condemn public amusements. Respectfully your ob’t. sv’t., ISigned) R. D. AHNOI.B, Mayor. Asubrio !—What’s That?—Passing along the street yesterday, our attention was arrested by au earnest group of youngrtere who were endeavoring to interpret a mysterious placard, conspicuously Posted, which displayed “solitary and alone.” Iu Immense letters the word Anobriu. "A-n-d-b-r-i-g, Audbrlg” said one, his face all in a puggie—“what’s that)” It waa evidently aome tliiug to be done at the Theatre, and the prevailing "Pinion was that It was some sort of a sea-fight and w as, no doubt, a big thing. On investigation it was “covered that the word -‘Brigand,” had been pruned on two sheets of paper, and that the darkle who posted the bills, In posting the sheets together had pot “the cart before the horse” or rather the And before ‘’brig.’* Non-Arrival of the New York Steamers.—ln consequence of the heavy fog prevailing the whole Os yesterday and last night, the New York steamers were prevented from reaching the harbor. They may l<c expected this morning. Bipartum of Stkamsuipa—On Saturday niorn tiie steamships Nevada aud Zodiac sailed for , Vork . find the North Point for Baltimore. Yea “may morning the Varuna nailed for New York, laviug a large number of passengers and a rul freight. Kb « lliiiim. Tile akias yesterday mornlug were “lied wiiii itooke es rice buds migrating from South aiuliha to the ogeei'bae. Large quantum, of Uiviu *“ being biuugbt to inarksi and ore selling al fifty • euu per (foam. "Hoar or Goal.—Tb« suiaiueiiiu Tartar, from Mew > ork, bound br Galveston, Teas*, heavily lades With “ m,ru • »fgo put into lllia port yaatorday, Ira tug •sri l iff nail. The faiiar l» au iron bull, i’lyde bum nrnmr, aud n* captured iu attsiupiiag u> ran the a*a*4e, arrival or aeotheb New steamer iro* tbs River Trade. —The splendid Iron hull at earner Two Buys, Capb Thoa. Daniels, arrived at this port on Saturday last from Wilmington. Delaware. This magnlficcot steamer waa built at the establish uient ofPuraey, Jones A Cos., Wilmington, Del. The Two Boys was launched at Wilmington, Del., on the ath day of October, 1806, and the shell drew only 11 Inches of water. On the Ist of November, having been completed, she steamed from the yard of her bnildeyn drawing l; inches of water. The following ate the dimensions of the steamer : length of keel 130 feet; over all 138 fleet; breadth of beam *0 feet; breadth over paddle boxes 38 feet depth of bold 4 feet; face of paddles 8 feet; diameter of paddles 12 feet; circumference of paddles 30 feet. She bas two high-pressure boilers 10 feet loug, aud 42 inches diameter ofsbell, made by H B Seidel, Wil - mington, Del. The iron used in the construction of the boilers was carefully selected and is free from all flaws. She bas two high-pressure engines; diameter; or cylinders 16 inches; length of stroke 6 feet. When loaded, the Two Hoys will draw only 30 inches of In ches of water. Her capacity is for «oo hales square cotton. Her passenger accommodations are excel lent, there being 18 state rooms witli double berths, besides the officers’ quarters. There is, also, a large number of cots and mat tresses, providing with every comfort for one hun dred passengers. Her speed will be about twelve knots per hour She is fully provided wltn fire buck ets, aud her fire hose can be brought to bear upon any portion of the steamer. The accommodations for ladles are excellent. The state'rooma are beau tifully furnished aud provided with ample bed-cloth lug and life preservers. The Two Boys is named in honor of James and Robert Erwin, the sons of Mr. Robert Erwin, the senior partner of the firm of Erwin k Hardee, the agents of the boat. The Two Boys is to be placed ultimately on the Doctortowu route. Her first trip, however, will be to Augusta, aud she will leave on Wednesday morn ing. A sow days hence the steamer Charles 8. Hardee, built by Messrs. I’ursey, Jones A Cos., will arrive in these waters. Her arrival will complete the line, which will consist of the William Q. Gibbons, the Two Boys and the Charles 8. Hardee. We annex the following list of officers of the Two Boys: Captain'. Thomas Daniell; Falser. A. J. A- Roumillat; Engineer, Thomas Gray; Assistant En gineer, Mr. Wilson; Steward, John Davis. Capt. Daniell has for many years been identified witli the river trade as a pilot, and his thorough ac quaintance with the navigation of the rivors oflGeoi gia will add greatly to the success of this new steamer. auction Sale of Damaged Cotton.—Messrs. Bell, Wylly A Christian sold on Saturday, at Demund’s Press, 131 bales of damaged cotton. The prices ruled from 17 to 21 cents, aud at original invoice weigbts. Re-Opening of the Planter’s Hotel and Din ing and Refreshment Saloon.—This morning the extensive establishment will be re-opened by its proprietor, Mr. George Gemeiiden. Us past reputa tion is sufficient to guarantee for it a share of pub lic patronage. The saloon is handsomely fitted up for the accommodation of private parties, and all the improvements have been made with taste and liberality. Iron Bridges.—We notice that Mr. John S.St urte viut, builder, is engaged in tearing down tnu dilapi dated wooden bridges at Stoddard’s Lowei Range, north aide of Bay street,and erecting neat and elegant Iron bridges. This is a great improvement and will add much to the beauty of the Imilding. To Messrs. Richardson A Barnaid is due the credit of introdu cing the bridges, which are being erected nnder their supervision. River Intelligence, Arrival and Departure of Steamers.—The steamer Lizzie Baker, Captain Richardson, with the Circus departed on Saturday for Jacksonville and other points, and also the steam er Helen Getty, Capt. Ingraham ; on Saturday even ing the steamer H M Cool, Capt. Taylor, arrived from Darien and departed again yesterday morning. The steamer Helen, Capt. Reilly, with a full freight, de> parted yesterday morning for Augusta; the Fannie Lehr, for Augusta, on her first trip departed on Satur day afternoon, having a very fair freight. The beau tiful new steamer Two Boys, Capt Daniels, from Wil mington, Del., arrived on Saturday about 1 o’clock, aqd attracted much attention as she passed up aud down the harbor. The steamer Resolute, Captain Cannon, arrived from Hilton Head on Saturday after noon, and left again yesterday morning for Hilton Head. The steamship Tartar, Capt. Howes, bound to Galveston, Texas, arrived yesterday forenoon in want of coal. The steamer Win M Frazier, from Charleston, arrived yesterday forehoon with a large number of passengers. Tbe steamer Clarion, Capt. Morse, with a full freight departed for Doctortown. The steamer Falcon, Capt. Cates, departed on Satur day for Augusta, aud the steamer Fannie, Capt. W H. McNulty, departed on Saturday morning to Charleston via Beaufort aud Hilton Head. Sale of Damaged Grain.—On Saturday list, Messrs. York, Williams, M. Inure & Cos. sold at auc tion a large amount or damaged oats. Tlie price realized was 69 cents per bushel. For Ricbboro’.—The tine sloop Fleet, Capt. Clias. Thomson, was yesterday morning cleared by Mr. M. J. Doyle for Riceboro', Liberty county, Ga. She had a very full cargo, and will return with a cargo of sea island cotton. This craft 19 to be a regular packet, and as such will supply a want long felt by the planters of that section. The Theatre—“The Brioand.”—Now that the Circus (which has been a “cuss" to the Theatre for the last fortnight) has pulled stakes aud departed, we feel certain that our public will again do justice to those excellent artists, Mr. and Mrs. Crisp, and the worthy managers, Messrs. Raymond A Hamil ton. The engageiuenient of the Crisps closes with the present week, during which they will appear in several of their best roles. We hope to enjoy a repe tition of “ The Stranger,” which was rendered last week in a manner rarely equalled on the boards of our theatre. This evening we are to have the long-promised “ Brigand,” in the preparation of which, months of rehearsal and a most liberal outlay of means have been expended. This stirring drama aifords a tine opportunity for the display of the talent of the en tire company, and should be received with a full house. Thanes.—Mr. P. W. Gray, % typo, will accept our thank 9 for a late New York paper. Mr. Gray Is bound to Galveston. Texas, and Is a passenger on the steamship Tartar. SußßEPrruous Liquor Selling.—a large number of persons are just now selling liquor on the sly with out license. This aurreptiUout business Is an Injury not alone to those who have faithfully taken out their licenses, but deprives the City Treasury of thousands of dollars, every cent of which is needed. The po lice should keep a sharp lookout and place every of fender on the Information Docket. LIST OK VKSSKLS IK, THIS PORT OF SAVANNAH. Savannah, Nov. 20, 1866. SHIPS. Mont Blanc, Donnell, Too, loading for Liverpool— LaUoche, Gadeu A Duckies. Republic (Itrem) Smith, 800, loading for Liver pool—Weber Bros. Virginia, Weeks, 1044, loading t al Lamar’s Press for Liverpool—Chas L Colby A Cos. BARES. Thomas Whitney (Br), Kelly—Bell, Wylly A Chris tian. Craesco (Br), tons discharging—Brigham, Bald win A Cos. TERNS. Lizzie Batchelder, English, 409, up for New York —Hunter A Gamwell. BRIOS. Clara Pickens, Rodgers, 460, loading for Liverpool —Win Starr. ....... Ida McLeod, Cook, 398, loading for Bouton—nun ter A UamiueU. Redwood, Boyle, discharging—Rogers A Cann. Rush. Raynor, dlscharging-Patterson A Tucker. aCHOONEKS. Trade Wind, ioadtug for Philadelphia—C, Johnson A uraybill. Geo Darby, Snow, from New York, dlach'g- Hunter A Gauinieli. lie Rota, Crook, IW, loading for Baltimore.-La Ituclie, Gadeu A Dudes. Win k Htevenaon, Burton, ltd, dkrhargmg Vapor, Bogart, mo wus, loading, for New Turk— In Roche, Oadeu A Undue. Antelope, Jooee, 7« lone, dlecb'trglug crane, John eon A uraybul. IIW Vaughan, Mont, KM, dunharging FnUaraan A Tanker. : * ’. • UauUhj Spark, Tafaw, loaoiut tor JaukaonviUa, rla—win A Ward. , Ira HI lee, Hnwge. leading lot Ned, York Juk Baton Crape # way Mir * "* t A RWyrg, repairing, bn«M to OMriaghm. Abby Men welling W A H*U|.| MIMUUi IMVITATIUM The friends and anqualutaßces of Mr. Frank Sanliua and bunlly. and Mrs. ELIZABETH ALEXANDER, are respectful) invited to attend the funeral of the latter, from the residence of UK former, on Taylor, between Houston and Price Stn, This Afternoon, at 4 O’clock. Dimly, At tbe residence «f her father, Rev. Arthur J. Leet, in Walton oonnty, Ga, on the Wtli June, MARY IRVIN, wife of Lt. Oscar F. Johnston, late C. S. Navy, aged 19 years. “Thou wept the morning star among the living. Ere thy fair light had fled ; Now. having died, Ibou art as Hesperus giving New splendor to the dead " B. Hotel Arrivals. PORT ROYAL HOUSE (HILTON HEAD) NOV. 18. M Denning and lady, N Y H O Eilgerly. Cape Coil Mrs Capt J Lawler, do C L Cook, II Head C D Rich, do O P Crosby, Savii Capt D Schield, do J II Maker, do M Manahan, Beaufort C Clark, do li Bemar, S c Miss M Gordon, do E J Levy, Beaufort D Dillon, do E A Hutchinson, SC II L Perrin, H Head Surg W Lawber, US N Lt A Child. 43 US C T J S Retcber, do P McGlensy, Charleston P Denning, H Head J Dicy, do E A Mears, E M Relaman, Beaufort E H Kinlin, Savannah W B Scott, C F Sainmis and lady, NY J Flinn, Beaufort Mrs Daily and daughter, C A Need, 104IISCT Charleston A McOlannou, St Helena Miss Manahan, St Helena! W Wallace, Shippini; Intelligence. miniature Almanac—This Day. Sun rises 6 36 1 Moon rises 7 00 Sun sets 4 57|High .water 8 47 PORT OF SAVANNAH. SUNDAV, Nov. 19, 1885. Arrived. Steamship Tartar, Howes, New York, 14th, bound to Qalvestou, Texas, put ill for coal. Steamer Resolute, Cannon, Hilton Head. Steamer H M Coel, Taylor, Darien—M A Cohen. Steamer Wm W Frazier, Hooper, Charleston via H Head—L S Bennett. Steamer Two Boys, Daniels, Wiliningtou, Del, etc —Erwin (£- Hardee. Schr A F Ames, Ames, New York—Van Horn, Hol yoke A Murray. Br bark Atlantic, Walk, Nassau, N P, 4 days, as sotted cargo, to Bell, Wylly A Christian. Steamer Standish, Fabian, Angnsta—FM Myrell. Steamer Union, Moody, Augusta—F M Myrell. Cleared. Steamship Zodiac, Dearborn, New York—Octavus Cohen. Steamship Nevada, Carpenter, New York—Brig ham, Baldwin A Cos. Steamship Varuna, Whitehurst New York—John R Wilder. Steamship North Point, Smith, Baltimore—Bryan, partridge A Cos. Steamer Lizzie Baker. Richardson, Palatka, etc— Clagliorn A Cunningham. Steamer Helen Getty, Ingraham, Palatka, Fla—L S Bennett. Steamer Resolute, Cannon, Hilton Head. Steamer Fannie Lehr, Augusta— West, Bryan A Cos Steamer H M Cool, Taylor, Darien—M A Cohen. Steamer Helen, Reilly, Augusta—lCeln A Cos. Steamer Clarion, Morse, Augusta—Chas L Colby A Cos. Steamer Falcon; Cates, Augusta—C L Colby A Cos. Steamer Fannie, W F McNelty, Charleston, via Beanlort and H Head—F M Myrell. Schr Francis Satterly, Alden, New York—Crane, Johnson A Graybill. Schr Jas L Bewley, Loveland, New York—Crane, Johnson A Graybill. Ship New England, Bodge, Liverpool—Brigham Baldwin it Cos. Ship Wisconsin, Arcus, Liverpool—J R Wilder. Bark Tho 9 Fletcher, Pendleton, Liverpool—Jno R Wilder. Sloop Fleet, Thompson, Riceboro—M J Doyle, Imports. Per Br brig Atlantic, from Nassau, 40,000 oranges, 4,000 grape fruit, uni cocoa nuts, 40 bbls molasses, 32 gas metres, 100 cases brandy, 50 keps bicarbonate of soda, 45 boxes white soap, 20 do olive oil, 71 do glass 10 cases gin, 10 coils manilia rope, 10 bushels Bahama salt, and snndry mdse. Exports. Per steamship Varuna, for New York—9s7 bales upland cotton, 36 do sea island do, 25 bbls and 5 bxs dried fruit, 15 bales yarn, Ac. Per steamship North Point, for New,York —47 bales upland cotton, 29 bills terrapins, 00 blits whisky, 150 pckgs mdse. Per steamship .Nevada, for Ne w York—s 94 bale s 594 bales upland cotton, 85 do sea island do, 42 pkgs mdse. Per steameship Zodiac, for Now York-423 bales upland cotton, 88 colls and 10 bundles rope, 50 bales yarns. Per steamer Fannie, for Augusta—2so sacks Liver pool salt, 100 hhds bacon, 125 bbls liquor, 190 boxes and casks hardware, &<■. Per bark Thos Fletcher, for Liverpeol—lß2s bales upland cotton. Per ship Wisconsin, for Liverpool—2,647; bales up land cotton, 96 do sea island do. Per ship New England, for. Liverpool—3,2o3 bales upland cotton, 105 do sea island do. Per schooner Francis Satterly, for NewJYork—sß7 bales upland cotton. Per schooner J L Bewley..for New Y ork—lso bales upland cotton, 241 salt hides,*oß flint do, 92 calf do, 5 bundles do, 19 bales paper stock, 9 htids empty bottles, 8 bales rags, and 10 pkgs mdse. Passengers. Per steamer Wm W Frazier, from Charleston—C Green and family, J Flack. S T Cornell, 8 E Brown, L C Wait, L Watt, 11 H Hull, wife aud 2 children, H M Abrahams, W M Matthews and wife, 2 Misses Matthews, W n Priirhard, H K Tone, 3 Misses Tone, D H Worn I, W Higgins, D L Wichtain, T II Nick, J A Porter, S Sampson, K Bell, W S Floyd, W A Arnold, Wm H Wadilel, and 6 on deck. Per steamship Nevada, for New Y’ork—D C Green, T F Humphreys, Juo Scott, C Hutchinson, A Ropier, Gov E Louis l.owe and fitmilv, 11 L Schreiner, F Hamilton, Stephen Faireliy, ami 35 iu steerage. Per steamship Nortli Point, for New York—D C Carey, N W Cameron. Jos Schreher, II W Dudley, 1! Mallon, Mrs T Lowreu, Dr L N FaliiganL Mrs Gam mell and nephew. Per steamseip Zodiac, lor Fow Y'ork—A detach ment or the 16ist New York Vols, as follows : Craig, Rogers, Dempsey, Moore, Green, English, Breniy, Kark, ltoser, Shaffer, Maeut, Lnpcr, Eaton, Welwter, Roc, Van Deisen, slout, Smfrk, Sibbs, I sting, Qurther, Wheeler, ltice, Miller. All/.)'. Homans, Ross, Davis, Danalaon, Buck, Smith, Rodgers, Kelly, Coleman, Holmes, Spencer, Ansel, Ansel, Child, CoWdea, Shep hard, Edwards, Marratt, Bogart, Cuue, Price, How ard. Per steamer Fannie, for Augusta—Gen F P Salm and lady, Capt C Daniels aud lady, P Smith, Y 8 P Gwens, B Battliews, J 11 Aaughn and steerage. Consignees. Per schr A F Ames, from New York—Brady. Smith if- Cos. M A Cohen, W H Grady, lluuter A Gammell, T Holcombe dt Cos, LaKoche, Gaden A Unctos, Lovell lAttimore, WAR Mclntire, J A W Rutherford, W U Stark, Wm Starr, E D Soiylhe, Scrlven A Whitman, savh River Steamboat Agt, Tison J- Gordon, V, Hol yoke A Murray, J L Villalonga, J R Wilder, Weed A Cornwell. Per steamer H M Cool, from Darien, witli 155 ba!e9 upland cotton to Erwin & Hardee. Per steamer Standish, from Augusta-202 bales up land cotton to O Cohen, M S Cohen. Per steamei Union, from Augusta—274 bales up land cotton, 100 boxes tobacco ami sundry mdse to O Cohen, Brady, Smith A Cos, W U Stark. A Card. We, tbe undersigned, passengers by the steamer Fannie, wish to express with more tiian ordinary pleasure our esteem for Capt W T McNulty, and our unlimited confidence in the judgment and seaman ship shown by him dui ing the gale of unusual sever ity and duration—and likewise to express our ap predation of the kind attention and courtesies of not only the Captain, but likewise of the gentlemanly Purser, H Butterfield, and our thanks to Engineers Young and Check for their respective duties ; also, to the steward aud stewardess for kind attention to lailies and gentlemen. Mrs H L llulgcrs, E E Adamson, ' Mrs Burtzell, D Ainsworth, Mias N C Fowle, J C Robinson, Mrs R E Klicrean, C P Chamberlain, Mm J Parsons, A P Jones, Mias A Panama, W M Hostwlck, Mrs Sevlr, , D U Leigh, Jno Famous, T M lluud, JTSei gsr, J A Grubb, A J Decatur, H Hogg, N Unpaid, L MiteTi, WKi-rDll's < elcliruli'd Nmmllm and H*S Hooks. AJTUIUCW Cl. hi UK to CO.. M MAIDEN LANE. NEW YONtt, KOI.M 40MNTM AMU IS* l*4»ll Tit Ha. OHM former rasp mists will find a redortoin la g»M price* ur lbs Needles, nubile tbe Gustily Is always kept up to tbe blghast Maude.<l known to English tuamtrertuier* A, I) A Hn, reepei (fully dpHetl a renewal of Ihe mereaeUleMamet*eu foutrtud l#> manly eeterUMd bytbab le.ee* abM-Ifil UHOi KUIES, Lltgl OHK, K Cm T. J DUNBAR & CO. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN WINES. LIQUORS. SEGARS. &C. 147 lsay Street, SAVANNAH, CA., (NEXT DOOR ABOVE REPUBLICAN OFFICE.J lirE invite the attention ot the Trade and the Pah ” lie generally to our Imge and elegant assort ment of Wine*, Liquors, Cordials, Conserve*, Be gars, etc., etc. which \* not excelled by any similar establishment in the States. We are sole proprietors of DUNBARS CRLE BKATKI) WORMWOOD CORDIAL, the reputation of which in fully established in this and foreign coun tries ; DUNBAR’S well known STOMACH BlTTKßS guaranteed buperior to any article of the kind, de signed expressly for hotel aud family use; DUN BAR’S SCHIEDAM CORDIAL SCHNAPPS, wur ranted of the u most purity, and put up expresely for our house, of wnich we are sole proprietors and importers. Sole Agents for Robert Smith's cele brated PHILADELPHIA ALK. in cases and barrels ; Kuglish, Scotch and American ALE and PORTER, BRANDY, Scotch and Bourbon WHISKEY and AR RACK HUNCHES, formerly well known throughout the United States, put up by us iu cases for export and home consumption. T. J. D. A Cos. are sole agents for n. A H. W. Catherwood’s Pure RYE WHISKIES, XX and XXX brands, guaranteed unsurpassed in quality and ex cellence. Constantly on hand, a targe and well se lected stock of BOURBON aud WHEAT WHISKIES, worthy the attention of the trade and connoisseurs generally. Au assortment of SEGARS of finest grades, manufactured and imported expressly for this house, which we offer at the very lowest n€t cash prices. BRANDIES, GINS, WINES, CHAMPAGNES, and every description and grade of Foreign Liquors imported directly by this house, and for sale in bond or duty paid, at lowest market rates novl-lm WHISKEY! WHISKEY! FINE OLD BRANDY, WINES, Sc. Peach Valley Whiskey, Maple Valley Whiskey, Pike’s Magnolia, Spencer’s Old Rye, and Fine Kentucky Bourbon. FOR SALE BY C. W. THOMPS ON, At the Old Stand, 111 HAY STREET, (Herald Buildings.j also, Alsop’s Ale, Mars’ Ale, Apples, Potatoes, Onions, Pickles, Mackerel, Cider aud Cider Vinegar. oct6 ts WM. M. DAVIDSON, WHOLESALE DEALER IN GROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS, TEAS, SEGARS, ALE and Cider. ecp2 ts Apples and Buckwheat, AT low figures, with plenty Orange County Butter, in tubs, for sale. SEABORN GOODALL, nl4-lw Williamson's Building. mm a mmm, Grocers and Ship Chandlers, CORNER BAY AND DRAYTON STREETS, Havannah, BUG leave to inform their former friends and cus tomers, and the public generally, that they have resumed business at their old stand, where they will keep constantly on hand a fall assortment of Goods in their line suitable for Private Families, Steamers and Baiting Vessels. Punctual attention given to all coun try orders Ini octl9 Gao. R. Chump. Wm, A. Wright, Augusta, Georgia. Late of Richmond, Va. I,lifl. R. CRUMP & CO., General Commission Merchants AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Groceries, Lipors, Tobacco, Segars, HALTED FISH, &o. 209 Broad St., Augusta, Ga, tkT Will purchase and sell on Commission Cotton, Tobaooo, Psohuom, and Mkeobanuiss of every de scription. Refers to the Merchants and Baukcra of Augusta, Ga., Richmond, Va., aud Juo. C. Ferrill, Esq, De- Witt * Morgan, Gadeu A Deckles, A. A. Solomons A Cos., J. T. Paterson <6 Cos., R. Molina, Esq , Savsnnah, Georgia. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. oct4 KIRLIN.BRO. &BURKE, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALES, VINKS AND LIQUORS, CORNER WHITAKER BTKEET AND BAY LANK. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED K DELIVERED. au2l ts To” Whole sail’ troi'ers, Liquor Dealers, Distillers, Druggists anil Soap Manufacturers. J ESSENTIAL Oils for flavoring and improving Bran- J dy, Rum, Port Wine, Bom bon, Rye, Scotch und Irish Whiskies, age aud body preparations for Neu tralising and Mollifying Whiskey and Spirit, Color ings, Syrups slid Fruit Juices for Brandy, Whiskey aud Wines, Oils and Extracts of Cognac and other Brandies, Holland and London Gin, Ac. Di F.’s Treatise on Fermented Liquor* with lOuO Recipes. FOR DRUGGISTS’ USE. Persian Insect Powder, Fly Paper, Loadstone, Fluorspar aud Fliloric Acid, Manganese and all rare Chemicals and Drugs. FOR SOAP MANUFACTURERS, Sillicate of Soda in Crystals, Liquid and Jelly China Clay and Terra Alba, Soap stone. Rosin, Soda, Ash, Ac. JOS. W. FEUCHTHANUKR, uovl-codSm No. 56 Cedar st., N. Y, H. G. RUWE & CO., Wholesale GROCERIES - LIQUORS, WINES AND NEttARN, Corner Bryan and St. Julian and Johnson Square, (FRONTING PULASKI HOUSICq gW Agents for ALU AND LAGEH. Constantly on band, ail SMortment of nzxiQiivr wznii. S"p4fi »<U_ INK. OX aermHINK, n.rawl.. al *« Ml per grow It fCo do sen Arnold's Writing Fluhl, pint*, el $7 per dueinwT fur oglu by T haVII.Lit A I.RACII U MW. Hrjreii street end Merkel square. (ivwor IMUUIMAM aud •won Mtud linear* hjtpefahr* J uftato*, and die liruue i'oaneutratod rerullxV, sreotored tojl, Itadgalltwi tow.*t wMofrle prteto, try IjfcO SWTHTR a fll ,H Iffif street, her* Vur*. MCMMi nniKEHIEI, URCjWa, PIERCE SKEHAN,” Wholesale and Retail Denl«f In Fine Groceries, Boots and Shoes, nothin* Foreign and Domestic Wines, Liquors and Sugar*. Also, Hkehan'a Celebrated GOLDEN ALK AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER. In bottle aud In wood. London and Dublin Brown Stoat, Scotch and Eng lish Alee, Ac. Liberal deductions made to the trade. 17C BROUGHTON STREET, SAVANNAH, and 82 Liberty street, New York. r FOREIGN DOMESTIC Kales wines MyuijiniHSA secies Mm Ufir \ snnei c A. SOLE AGENTS AND IMPORTERS or— I Ch. Farre Champagnes FOK THE STATE OF GEORGIA. sn3o *»CT FRENCH BRANDYr LIST BOISTD. WE ofler Fifty cases Superior COGNAC BRANDY for sale as low as so good an article can be pur chased. It is of Diroot Importation, Is now in bond, mid has never been out of the hands of the Custom House officers since it reached this country. Those in want of a Choice Article —OF Pure Brandy Cun now get it. A ease will be sold singly if desired, F W. SIMS A (X)., nIT-3 Over Erwin A Hardee'e. Cheese. f: ih Boxes Superior Uushen Cheese, for sale low. «W F. W. SIMS A Cos. novl7-3t Over Erwin A Hardee’s. BLACK TEA. JUST received, t smal 1 lot choice Oolong Tea. For sale by M J. SOLOMONS & CO., nl7-tf Jones’ Building,, B .y street. Buckwheat. K|| PACKAGES of new Buckwheat, put up by Crom u” well, in whole, half and quarter barrels, bags and boxes, for sale by nl7-3 CLAGHORN k CUNNINGHAM. Biscuits, Biscuits. A L A RGB assortment of Fresh Biscuits. Just re ceived mid for sale by M. J. SOLOMONS A CO., nl7-tf Jones' Block, Bay street. CHEESE, SOAP. IA BOXES CHRESK, Tv 76 boxes Fay’s Soap Just received and lor sale by out 16 BRIGHAM. BALDWIN A PO. A PHYSIOLOGICAL View of MAKKIAGE Containing nearly 3UO pages, and 130 fine Plates ami Engravings of the Anatomy of the Human Or gans in a Ntate of Health and Disease, with a Trea tise od Early Errors, its Deplorable Consequences upon the mind and Body, with the Author’s Plan of Treatment—the only rational and .successful mode of cure, as shown by the' report of cases treated. A truthful adviser to the married, and those contem plating marriage, who entertain doubts of their phys ical condition. Sent free of postage to auy address, on receipt of 25 cents. In stamps or postage currency, by addressing Dr. LA CROIX, No. 31 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y. The author may be consulted upon any of the dis eases upon which his book treats either personally or by mail, and medicines sent to any part of the world, octlo Gm Agua de Magnolia. A toilet delight! The ladlefc’ treasure aud gentle men’s boon ! The “sweetest thing” and largest quan tity. Manufactured from the rich Southern Magnolia Used for bathing the face aud perßoii,*to render the skin soft ana fresh, to prevent eruptions, to peifume clothing, Ac. It overcomes the unpleasant odor of pjrspiration. It removes redness, tan, blotches, Ac. It cures nervous headache aud allays inflammation. It cools, softens and adds delicacy to the skin. It yields a subdued and lasting perfume. It cures mosque to bites and stings of insects. It contains no material Uxorious to the skin. Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singer*. It is what every lady should have. Sold everywhere. Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no other Cologne, Perfumery, or Toilet Water afterwards. DAMAS IiAKNKS A CO., octs7-codly Props, Exclusive Agents, N. Y. !S. T.—1860 —X. Drake’s Plantation Bitters* They purify, strengthen and invigorate. They create a healthy appetite. They are an antidote to change of water and diet. They overcome effects of diasipation and late hour*. They strengthen the system aud enliven the mind. They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers. They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach. They cure Dyspepeia and Constipation. They cure Diarrhoea, Cholera unci Cholera Morbun. They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. Tlu-yaretbe best Bitters in the world. They make tbe weak strong, an« are exhausted nature's great re .hirer. They are nude of pore 8L Qroix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya tßark, roots and herbs, aud are taken with the pleasure of a beverage, without regard to age or time of day. Particularly recommended to delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotel, and Saloons. Only gen uine when Cork is covered by our private U. S. Stamp. Beware of counterfeit* and refilled bottles, P. H DRAKE A CO., oct.'S-codly 21 Pork How, New York. MAKKIAUK AND CELIBACY. Xu Fatty of Waraing and Instrtctlon for Young men, Just published by the noward Association, and sunt iu .ealed letter envelope, free of chug,. Addreae Dr. J. HKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association. Philadelphia, I'a. urtl'J-Sm Oranges, &c. lAOITY thousand Oraugea, ,ery sweet J 1 I "no Coon NuU l.sndiiui from hi Ik Atlantic, and tor laie by nil . BULL WYLLY ft I MIGHTIAN SAKKfY MATCHES. 11l tiNUNHUniversalH.My Mehrbee Ttoea Mabb I” eeorepmulipriy safe a«p> *re mouitm to spy MabktoMiw tb “|n>(M’d tody regulve W l* lihol lob. B.liersll* IM ought liito oulilg ?,* Mir wbolresie | M Sr* W tI.AtHIOWAWIMII3.UMAM JSMWiao. STAR LINE. P'OR NEW YORK. Tbe fine Steamship CONSTITUTION, Greenmau. Commander, wUI leave for the above port on Wednesday, Mot. 22d, at o’clock. For freight or peonage, having ouperlor Mate room accommodations, apply to ntt) BRIGHAM, BALDWIN A CO. “FOE NEW YORK. The fast.sailing clipper Schr. D* H* Vaughn, 234 ton*. Captain Mouh*, Will have quick despatch for the above port. For freight engagement* apply to PATERSON * TUCKER, No. • Stoddard'* Lower Range. n2O-3 Opposite Mariner’s Church. FOR 'AUCUSTA7 The new iron light draft fast side wheel Steamer TWO BOYS, Mate Boat to the Steamer Gibbons, Will leave for Angnsta, Wednesday, Nov. *‘4, at 9 o’clock. Her accommodations are first-class iu every particular For height or passage apply to w „ ERWIN A HARDER. Jno. L. Roumillat, Agent on wharf. n‘2o-‘j For Palatka, VIA BRUNS Wick, ST. MARY'S. FER NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA. The new and fust sailing Steamer LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. N. King. Haviug bean placed permanently upon this route will leave aa above on Thursday Morning, 23d Inat , at 10 o'clock And every Thursday thereafter. For freight or passage apply on board, at the Florida Steam Packet wharf, or to - CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM, AgeDtk. Freight received at all times on the wharf. n2V-4 FOR UnpLLE, VIA BRUNSWICK AND FERNANDINA. The Steamer F A 2ST 2ST I E , Captain McNulty, Will leave a* above, Wednesday next 22d last., from Padeiford’a wharf, ;ut 1« o'clock a. ni. This boat is in excellent condition and has superior stateroom accommodations lor paessnger*. Freight received and store,! in fireproof warehouses, free of expense, loot of Lincoln street. For freight or passage apply to F. M. MYRELL, Agent, o*® Harris' Bnildiugs, Bay street. FOR NEW YORK, Atliuitio OoamtMn.il Steam* ship Company. The very fast sailing steamship ;vT. CAjfc, HERMAN LIVINGS ION, Baker, com will positively sail on her Saturday, Nov. 231 h, at o'clock. For freight or passage, having very elegact accom modations, with accomplished stewards and attentive aervantH, apply to Uov2o JNO. R. WILDER, Agent FOR AUGUSTA, The Steamer CALDWELL,’ Captain Murray, Will sail on ’Thursday Next, 33d Instant. For freight or passage apply to JOHN R. WILDER. Ctoods will be received Into store previous to arrival. FOR NEW YORK. THE clipper schooner LIZZIE BACHBLLOR, Cept. English, will kavo de.patch for the above port. For freight engagements, apply b> “® HUNTER A GAMMELL. Freights FOR AUGUSTA, fTHE nnderalgued are prepared to receive goods at A their Warehooaea—free of expense and cov ered bv Insurance—for shipment to Augusta and Kints beyond by their regular line of light draught ata. Apply to CHAS. L. COLBY, aept2>—tf cor. Bay and Abercorn at*. For Augusta, THE STEAMER R. H. M^Y, Will have dispatob for tbe above place. Gods receiv ed at all time and stored in fire proof warehouse, foot of Lincoln street, free of cost. J. M. KJNCHLEY, Agent. Office in Claghorn A Cunningham's. The May arrived in Angusts from Savannah on last Friday with her fall freight. ts oct9 FOR AUGUSTA, The Steamer • t” Robert 3L»e lir, Captain J. Cottrell, WUI here quick despatch. ThM Steamer being honsed Freight will be perfectly prelected from all inclemency of the weather. For freight eugagonieuts apply t<> ntf-tf OCTAVUS COHEN. Regular Weekly Steamer BETWEEN AUGUSTA - SAVANNAH. The New Iron steamer WM.TJ. GIBBONS, kept TANARUS, N. PmunvT, Uavlng superior accomtowMltou far Freight and Panaeiigsrs, will ply regularly Iwtwenu tbe above elfim, m tearing Navonoab every Saturday Morning, at ® '* Ij*sri«« Augusta every Wadnwday Morning, at I J «MBWWSiW»ji|6 peiataHsid A» I “toaiuilatiim Soot i* M" along lb» lIuMM Ik* rivet, and Willi tltlsoMnl la view, mi “toil «in i* msued ua las pari •/ um owum*. agent, aud otlrere lo weed the want, of ilia Irevaileg * kMWIN A MAMllfth &** 1. loeaujsf, Agsai si wharf imnll MtPPfDOi FOR PALATKA, Vis* Darien, Brunswick, St. Mary’s. Bar* naadlna, Jacksonville and Pteolmta. Connecting with simmer Flora Temple tOr King s Ferry, OmterviOag*, and all landings on the St. Marys River. f|YHE new and fast steamer FOUNTAIN, Capt. G. I W. Casts no, will leave rs above on TUESDAY, tbe 21st lust, at 10 o'clock a. m. For Freight or Passage apply on board, at Padel ford’s Wharf, near White’s Central Cotton Preen, or to M. A. COHEN. Agent. During tbe absence of the boat all goods will be re ceived at the warehouse on the wharflby Mr. W. R. H. Breen. Freight payable on Wharf. Shippers will furnish weights and measurement of goods. novW FOR MACON Via I lawkinsville. The light draft Steamer COMET, Ckpt. a C. Horn, will be ready to reeeive freight for Hawkinsville and Macon, on Monday, the 20th lust., at the Florida Stnim Packet wharf, and will leave with despatch. For freight or passage aoply on hoard or to BRIGHAM. BALDWIN A CO., or CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. “18-3 Agents. FOR AUGUSTA. I STEAMER STANDISH, CAPT. JAS. FABIAN, Will have quick despatch as above. This Boat Is staunch and in good order and rive being full, shippers can rely on having their orders for warded with despatch. For freight apply to F. M MYRELL, Agent nov2o Harris’ Buildings, Bay street. For Doctortown AND Th.omasville. The Steamers j Gen. Shepley, Orient, and Clarion, Will make Tri-weekly Trips to Doctortown, In con nection with the Atlantic and Gnlf Railroad, leaving Savannuh on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Through freight, payable by shippers at our office. Freight received during the week, and stored free of oxpensc. For freight or passage apply to CHAS L. COLBY A CO., “2® Corner Abercorn and Bay streets. For Doctortown, The steamer ORIENT Will leave on TUESDAY, Nov. Slat, Connecting with the Atlantic A Gulf Railroad. Throngh freight payable by Shippers. For Freight or Passage, having superior accommo dations. apply to CHAS. L. COLBY AGO., nov2o cor. Abercorn and Bay sts. FOR BtLTIMO RE Pendergast’s Line. The last sailing regular packet SCHOONER DE SOTO, Crook, Master, Having the greater portion of her cargo engaged, will have quick despatch. For balance of fire ght ap. ply to *•*- * ' LaROOHE, GADEN A UNCKLKS, Corner Bay and Barnard streets. Agents in Baltimore—Pendergast, Fenwick A Cos. oct!8 For Liverpool. r-FTV THE A1 American Ship NEW ENGLAND. Updge, Master, having a large portion of ■ cargo engaged will he ready to receive 111 1111 cargo at Lower Hydraulic Press on the 18tfi Inst. For freight or passage apply to eepl4-tf BRIGHAM. BALDWIN A CO. For Liverpool. The new first class clipper ship VIRGINIA, A WEEKS, Commander, Ia now loading rapidly at Lower Press, and having large engagements will have quick despatch. For freight or passage (token at lowest rates) apply to CHAS. L. COLBY A CO., °ct23 corner Abercorn and Bay ate. For Rio De Janeiro, CALLING AT St. Thomas, Para, Penutmbaco And Bahia -> The United State* and Brazil Mall lyt steamship Company will dispatch On tire' 49th of every month, A NEW AND FIRST-CLASS STEAMSHIP, To Lea-re at 3 o’clock, p. m., From Pier 43, North River. All letter* have to pass through the Poet Office An experienced Surgeon will be in attendance on board. For freight and passage, bating eplendid accommo dations. apply to . THOMAS ASENCIO A CO., octßl-3m No. IT, Broadway, New York. RAILROADS. Central Railroad SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE, 1 Savannah, Ga., Nov. 18,1864./ ON and after Weikieeday, 30th Inst., a daily leaTe for Augusta at 8.80 a. m„ connecting with a line of Backs running between Station 8, Central Railroad, aud Waynesboro on the Augusta and Savannah Railroad. Paaeengora by this line will arrive in Augnsta the next morning after leaving Savannah in time to connect with the Georgia Railroad train for Atlanta. Returning arrive In Savannah at 3.48 p. m. Freight to go by Passenger Train must be prepaid andlldlvared half boar before departure of train. By order of GEO. W. ADAhb, BM General Superintendent. Central Railroad JjjjMBCTS ' HUI’kKINTRNDINT* OFFICE, I Baraanah, Nor. lath,lAßA./ This r.unpauyla aow, la eouueettou with M J, Diehasioo A i'o,’e Wagons prepared iu receive and forward I" Aagu«4a, Macon, Aiurnla Ah, daily from iweutr hi imrtr tk<iui« m i»,uuda of Freight, and go I through )'• mm HM*a la Are day*. Mop Fo lehl end oUMreapansa* mast ha paid by Mdpmue Maliroad Iralghi dab bamM Mara nt ai dea Freight na |s-riahal4« gauds gaoel ha prapuid il,o. hi Abruais, until fiw'hn, antnun bill ba par fool M mmnb, par mil Nan AAfo Mu W ADAM*. - WN #1 MUabfotl WtMtfoh odani,