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SAVA N NAH . p ,ri«n ot Sir-mm.hlp. • ••«* Htaatn. FOB NBW TOBK. Steamship Weyboseett, Wednesday, Nov. 2#th, at , „ clo<* P- m- Steamship Kuierpe, Wednesday, Nov. »W, at 4 o'clock P- m steamship Virgo, Thursday, November 30, at - o'clock. Steamship Chase, Thursday, November 30th, at o'clock. Steamship San Jacinto, Saturday, December 2, at o'clock. Steamship Ifitruna, Saturday, December 2d, at I o'clock p. in. FOB LIVERPOOL. Steamship Darien, Saturday, December 2d, at o'clock, FOR BOSTON. Steamship WUllam Tibbetts, Wednesday, Nov. 29, a t o'clock. FOR AUGUSTA. Steamer Oak, Wednesday, November —th, at # o’clock p. m. Steamer Wm. G. Gibbons, every Saturday morning at a a. m. FOR CHARLESTON. Steamer City Point, every Saturday morning, at 9 o'clock. FOR DOCTOBTOWN. steamer Orient, every Tuesday morning, at 9 o'clock. Steamer Two Boys, every Thursday morning, at 7 o’clock. Steamer Cen. Shepley, every Saturday morning. at 9 o’clock. Steamer* Clarion, every Sunday morning, at 7 o'clock. FOR FLORIDA. Steamer Fannie, Wednesday, November 29, at 10 o’clock a. m Steamer Fountain, every Tnesday morning, at 10 o'clock. a sieamer City Point, every Wednesday afternoon, at 4 o'clock. Steamer Lizzie Baker, every Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock. Steamer St. Johns, every Saturday morning, at 10 o’clock. Tug Weather.— I The early part of last night was clear and beautiful, the moon shining brightly.— At about ten o’clock, however, the heavens became overcaet, and It shortly afterwards commenced ralniug heavily. The weather will, lt # may be ex pected, clear up with severe cpld. City Improvements.—A few weeks since we no ticed that “a move In the right direction” was be ing made In our city as regards Internal improve ments. Dr. James J. Waring Is one of the tirst to make a move 111 city Improvements. He will have ready to let on the first lust., two houses near the Atlantic and Golf Rail Road. These houses are the (li st of a complete range of modern Improved frame collages which have in the past few years become so popular and lu demand by emigrants who are' locating In the Western country. Dr. Waring Is now abont to commence the erection on the north east corner or Whitaker and State streets,two splen did three story brick buildings. The dimensions and particulars or this Important Improvement will at tract the attention or our pen a few days hence. In th: rear of his own residence, south-west corner of P rry and Bull streets, the Doctor la also erecting two stores. Dr. Waring is a man of the right spirit, aud he is determined to glare employment to tne t hanics and laborers, beautify the city, and reap an honest reward for Ills spirit of Internal Improve ments. RIVER Intelligence.—'The steamer Express, with a heavy freight of cotton, arrived on Monday even ing last. Capt. Morgan reports thatjhe left Augusta Friday afternoon last. Friday afternoon passed steamer Two Boys, Capt. Dauieil, at Indian Mound, bound up. Saturday morning passed steamer Min nie Brandt, bound up ; also, passed Krenson’s flat at Mcßean’a Beach, bound down, ladened with cot ton. Saturday afternoon passed steamer Standlsh, at Brigham’s Lauding, bound up. On Saturday night passed the sl,e mer Laura at Johnson’s Land ing, bound up. Sunday morning at day light passed steamer Wm. G. Gibbons at Johnson's Landing, bound up. Sunday morning passed steamer Scorpio at Burton’s Ferry, bound up. Sunday afternoon passed steamer Amazon near Nigger Lake, bound up. Monday morning passed steamer Caldwell at Flat Ditch, bound up. The steamer Two Boys, which arrived last eve, l eii Augusta at 4 o'clock p. m. on Saturday, got aground on Gardner’s Bar and did not get oil until 9.10 a. ra. In the morning. 26th. Run aground at Bug Bar l: o'clock a. nj., got off 7 o'clock a. lu. next morning. Steamer Laura passed at 51i p. m; steamer W. G. Gibbous 6)4 p. m. 27th met steamer Scorpio at Bug Bar ; 8 a. m. passed steamer Standisb aground at Golfin’s Bar, gave her a tow off; 1)4 p. in. passed steamer Culou at Mi-Been Reach ; 4 p. m. passed Scrlren’e flat at I,'Uigßeach; 6.6opassed steamer Amazon at Long Reach Bar ; 7)4 p. in. met steamer Falcon tied up at Little Randle waiting for her rudders. 28tli, 7a. ru. passed steamer Volunteer at Briar Creek with two lists cotton ; 9)4 a. in. passed steamer May at Bull Fen ; 104 a. m- passed Douglas' flat No. 2as Hud son's Ferry ; ll.io a. m. paused steamer Caldwell ut Hudson's Reach with a boat lu tow ; 12 in. passed steamer Express at the Flats, Golilwlre Reach. THE COURTS. *R TOST COURT, DISTRICT OF SaTANNAH,SKPPRE CAPT. CLARK H. REMICK, PROVOST MARSHAL, Savannah, November 28,18C5. The court was engaged the entire morning In try ing a large number of persons delinquent In paying their taxes. Fines were inflicted in many ol the cases. There were no criminal cases before the Court. MAYOR’S COURT. DEPOSE MIS HONOR RICHARD D. ARNOLD, MAYOR. BAVANNAH, NOV. 28th, tSOS. John Shehan, of Augusta, Oa., was brought np for improper conduct—sleeping in the market. As this was Shehau’a second introduction to His Fonor, he was ordered to leave the city and Informed that upon tailing to do so he would be arrested and sent to jail. Sain Williams, of Augusta, was charged with dis orderly conduct—threatening to draw a pistol upon a Police officer. He was fined If and costs for his belligerent conduct, with the alternative of going to jail. Barnard Roouy. Improper conduct—in forcing the door of his house open, and threatening to shoot his wife. After a full hearing of all the par ties His Honor discharged Barney, as lie was of the opinion that Barney had already suffered his full share m his domestic relations, having in his house what is proverbially worse than a smoking chimney. First Preibyterlsn Church. We learn, with pleasure, that this Church, which was closed during a considerable part of the war, is expected soon lo be re-opened under the pastorate of Kev. David H. Porter, who Is now in the city and ex pects to resume his labors as soon as the building, which is situated on Monterey Square, shall have the necessary repairs put upon it. It Is known that the main edifice has never been completed, and that the congregation for years worshipped in what Is de' >-igued as a lecture-room. Until the bnlldlng proper is finished, the congregation will continue to worship *“ the leciurc-room. Fon the Coasting Trade.— The sloop Franklin, Capt. T. p. Balkley, arrived at this port yesterday "turning from New York via Hilton Head, maklug iie trip iu the short space of five days. The Frank lin is a beautiful little craft of 25 tons, 8 years old "'id is intended for the coast-trade. Messrs. Karlin ** Barke are the Agents in Bavannah. arrival and Departure op Stiamirs. —The steamer Express, Capt. Jos. Morgan, arrived with • "It cargo of cotton, on Monday pveiling from Au t-’ii*ta Mr. M. A. Cohen cleared at 10 o'clock yoeter -1 ay morning for Palatka, etc., the steamer Fountain, ’ “Pt. Ingraham. She had a full freight and a very ""toiler of passengers. The steamer Charles Houghton, Capt. Sprague, departed at tea o'clock •or Ucuufurt, with u number of paaaengers. •Arrival op tii* han Jacinto —The steamship Ban tactuio, consort of the Bau Salvador, of the Empire ,"*> * Wired from New Tork yesterday. The Ban -tseinto left liar dock at New York at four o'clock p. ' *n Baturfiay the Ulli, and arrived at theSavau "sh inn at T a. in yeatarday morning, having niada 'he tup i„ Aikty two hour* Hlia in ought a full ''•‘Mfla, a largo uuialwr of paau’iifiera, and a eat 4 appears, In iheaaipplngiulclllgauoa Wa «u iiidt'btt din uie puiwr for favors, Pang < H.M seruN The kieauiei Hocktaua Oapi. Jtvatiiwfi, fium t'liarisetuß via IkauAwt and lime* Hen,i, arrived late laai t veiling Wa art Indebted w her Puresr jur ffi.ora, fikufe i). Jivivr Tt»u iiHitf wkUk !«nthnu " ,l#l ** *** •MM l # IN tfl NOW y INM IWINMI Wf N#f | The New Mbtbofouta* Billiard Hall. —Among the many gratifying evidences of the flourishing prospects of Savannali, not tbe least, is the establishment in our city of a billiard ball, which is unsurpassed in Uie ■cale of maguiflcence on which it has been projected, and the elegance and complete ness of its fittings and adornments. The large and beautiful hall at the corner of Bull and Broughton streets, known as Masonic Hall, has been appropriated to the purposes of tbe enterprise, and the already existing advantages and conveniences ot the Hall made use of and added to in such a manner as to have successlully achieved the design of the proprietors to produae an establish ment far suipassing anything of the kind in this section, and second to none in the county, North or South. The floor of the hall is covered with a Brus sels carpet of heavy t« xture and splendid pa - tern, the portions around the tables being protected by a matting of India rubber. The effect oi the carpet is to give an air of splen dor and sumptuousness, which is very strik ing to one entering the hall. The piilaw which support the ceiling have been bronzed to harmonize with the new decoraiions of the ball. There are ten tables, two of them being carom, four four-pocket aud four six pocket tables. Tbe tables aie of tbe make of Phelan aud Collender, New York, and are entirely new, with the exceptiou of one of the carom tables, which was set up for use iu the late match between the distin guished players, Caruieand Kavanagb, which took place in New York about tbe first ot November. Tbe bar is in keeping in pro portions and fittings with the other features of tbe ball, tbe glass and silver ware and other paraphernalia being of elegant and costly make. Tbe ball is also furnished with an abundance of Comfortable easy-ebairs, and a reading table, supplied with all tbe American and foreign exchanges, will soon be added. A general appearance of brillian cy and magnificence prevails in tbe new hall, and it cannot fail to become a popular aDd fashionable resort for gentlemen. The proprietors announce the formal open ing of the Metropolitan Hall this evening. The Hall will be open this morning from 10 until 2, during which hours ladies are invited to visit it, no gentleman except accompanied by ladies being admitted at that time. Another Saw Mill to be Built.—We are pleased to notice that another large two-gang saw mill—one of the finest in Georgia—ls about to be built by Mr. Joseph Ehlen and J. F. and A. Hamilton, on the site of the Quantock Mill, wharves. The mill will be completed In about two or three months.— This mill will be famished with all improve ments, aud be able to turn out thirty thousand feet of square, or sixty thousand feet of rough-edge umber. The Willlnk Mill, which was built on the site of the Quantock Mill, is now being removed to Wil link’s ship yard, where It will be erected. Walcott's new mill, which is lu the course of erec tion between tbe Quantock Mill and Wllliok's ship yard. Is being rapidly pushed forward to completion, and Is expected to commence sawiDg iu about two weeks. The lower Eastern wharves will; before long, be built np entirely with saw mills, presenting a lively appearauce of industry iu approaching the city from down the river. When all the mills uow commenced are completed, there will be Wlllink’s Kill, Walcott’s two mills aud Bblen’s HUI, with room to erect several more. We learn that one or more mills are to be erectqd lu the western portion of the city, upon the river bank. We earnestly hope the fullest success will attend all these various enterprises. The Manufacture of Brices.—Among the many improvements In progress in our city there Is noue more worthy of notice than the enterprise or Messrs. Hamlet <f Swain, uow engaged In the manufacture of Georgia grey bricks. Messrs. Hamlet A Swain have now In successful operation their brick yard situated on the Savannah and Ggeecheh Canal about oue mile from the cliy, They give employment to a large force of hands, principally freedmen. Before the war the manufacture of bricks was important end extensive business, giving employment to many la laborera. We wish Messrs. Hamlet A Swalu every success, as an establishment of the kind is much wanted In tbe present scarcity ol building material in the city. The supplies hitherto have been rccelv celved either from the North or been taken out of the obstructions In the river below the city. Benefit of the Episcopal Orphans’ Home —We are requested to state that a Refreshment Party In aid of the Episcopal Orphans’ Home will be held at the Home, near the Catholic Church, corner of Mac donough and Floyd streets, on Wednesday, 6th De cember, commencing at tpur o’clock and continuing during that evening. Contributions are earnestly requested, either In money or artices, from all who .favor the Orphans’ Home. General Jail Delivery.—On Monday night last, between the hours of twelve and one o’clock, ten prisoners (all colored), confined In the jail of this county, succeeded In making their escape. They made use of false keys. Several of them are noted thieve and villains. Rewards for the apprehension of the Mur derers of Mr. a. Cordes.—At a meeting of the German Fire Company, No. 10, held last evening, a resolution was passed to hffer a handsome reward for the apprehension of the murderers of ther brother fireman, Mr. A. Cordes. We learn that tbe Mayor, by the authority of the City Council, will isaue his proclamation, also offering a reward of five liuudred dollars. The Theatre.—The attraction tonight Is Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watkins In their popular domestic drama, “ Smiles aud Tears." The programme will conclude with the laughable burletta of "Where's Your Farce f” Steamer Annie.—’This steamer is now lying in Quantock’s Canal, and the balance of cotton in the hold is being discharged as rapidly as possible. It is thought she will have to go north for repairs, unless the same can be made at the U. S. Government Re pair shops at St. Helena, S. C. — _ 'J! —S' "!■ I" Nliippiag Intelligence. Miniature Almanac This Day, Sun rises 6 43 Moon rises 2 68 Sun sew 4 56|High water 3 62 PORT OF SAVANNAH. Tuesday, Nov. 28, 1866. Arrived, Steamship San Jactato, Loveland, New York—B H Hardee. Pioneer Steamship Chase, Roath, New York—Hun ter A Garnmeu. .. . n . Steamer H M Cool, Taylor, Darien—M A Cohen. Steamer Resolute, Cannon, Hilton Head. Sieamer Two Boys, Daniels, Augusta—Erwin <t Hardee. Steamer Ella, Rowland, Darien, with 300 bales up land cotton to O Coheu . . Walls’ flat, (rum Ciieyes plantation, with sheaf rough rice to R Uanersham A Son Sioop Franklin, Buckley, New York, via B Head— Ktrlln A Burke. _ „ Br bark Colonist, Taylor, Liverpool—Chas Green A Sou. Bidg Blackfish, Fickett, New York—Laßoche A JOhUHoR. „ . r • Steamer Reck land, Beaufort, CUarleaton—L S Benuett. 4 w „ „ Steamer Express, Morgan. Augusta, to i M Mvrell. Birk Laconia, Doane, Boaton— Hunter k Gammell Ur ip Thornaldsou. Biomage, South Shield*, tug —Reed A Steward. Sclir J M Bruouiall, Douglass, Philadelphia, with 360 tons coal to tluntar A Gammell. Clsarsd. Steamer Helen, Reilly.Uugu»ta-Keln A Cos summer Geu Barry, Henry, Augusta—Chas L Col b*S*auior U M Cool, Taylor, from Darien.—M A Cohen. Steamer O F Potter, Ceeear. Auguete-Chas L Col- Trade wind, Clark. PMlSdelphl*—C, Johssoj * SciT/amslom, Jones, ikUumoit -crane, Johneou A UraybUl. JL Sclir Irs HIIm. Bragg, New York-Laßoelie A John eon. Per bark Uolunw, front Liverpool-*,IU Hike esH> IV lulM OM|. Per Er ship Thornnideou, from England aso wire uuui, mpi (iu lohv i'4ki< , IKi,r lr * •“«. fro .New York -IM HUM frrel p p "fer tehr Itade wim M PMisdoiulihi -iH ion* old non 81 betas Spleuti notion,T pkgs ■••ir.l hull 41 bale* yarn, *0 do old fupu and loresWS (Ltvo ibiw leads 7 Pei sc hr Aniib.pe, Joe Hnuuautw-dtu baiev epquid sttHgtt, lit frmes LA* lit* aid Iran, 1% 4044* hose#, | Per steamship chase, from New York—CiunaatAck T Slue,ns p B Wells, H Cow ley. Mr Do.mel and ! friend. O Atlfv, M M Clohertv. Mrs Cobb and imam. 1 C Sturtevant. Per steamship San Jacinto, flout New York—T B Waddell, J Cohen, J B Butts. 1, W Law ion, J F Ten ney and Wile. N C Goodwin, T C Folsom, wife and child, Mrs J P Stewart aud child, J A Outline. J li.in nle, J H Fitzpatrick, J C Pertrel, N Lj man. Geo W Lawrence, II L Greeninan, C N smith. Win F.lmell. C Hostettei ami wife, J W Phillips, H C Folsom. C W Stltes and wife, A Woolover. W W Allen, H smith. CN Moody, A H Gibbi, wife and 2 children, WB Jarvis. Miss 8 H Jarvis. Mrs Coebler, P Floyd, K P Buckingham, M Scheme,-W P Haney, W H Bennett, M Reigenbach, J McCoy, J Cunningham. Per steamer Two Bovs, from Augusta -Capt A C Bard well, J Bancroft jr, Mr aud Mrs Baldwin, Miss A E W Baldwin, Miss N Baldwin. Master Baldwin, Mrs M Bancroft, C H Way and family, Mis J Junes, Capt H A Darling, J D Darling, G Dawsou. B C Tru man, T W Maugham. F L Neufville, H J Harris, and 4 on deck. Consignees. Per steamship San Jacinto, from New York—E B Mack, J Fraeger, B A L Goldberg, W H Stain, Bouse A Bryant. O Cohen, K McLea, T J Stately, J M Pren tice, C, Johnson A Cos, Hunter A G, J P Stewart, S H Deniund, B, Baldwin A Cos, J Weiuheiuier, G L Colby A Cos, Lathrop A Cos, A N Miller, G C Freeman, F.rwin A H, K R agt at Augusta, A C llustetter, P Skehau, T B Waddell, Central R Hi, M S Meyer, Bulger A Col vitt, Dzilinski A S, S M Lederer, S Natenbaum A Bin N Btscher A Cos, M Newtuark, Stewart A Cos, R c Linn, Einstein <8 Eckman, Kandell A Cos, Keio A Cos, W Samuels, G Kahrs A Bro, L A Lattimore. Per steamship Chase, from New York—B, Smith A Cos, Adams Ex Cos, Bothwell A Whitehead, B, Wylly A Christian, T Bateson, C, Johnson A Cos, J Constant M Duggan, Duncan <f Johnson. Einstein A Kckmau, Erwin A Hardee, M Ferst A Cos. G O' Freeman, C L Gilbert. J Gilliland A Cos, Hess A Gutman, Hilton A Randall, T Howe, N A Hardee A Cos, A 8 Hartridge. Hunter A O, J Hirschback, Kenneth, McLea A Cos, J Lippman, Laurent A Cos, R J Larkin, N S Meyer, T Nichols, H Pitcher, G W Porter, I Rodgers, Rogers <t Cann, W H Stark, J Schuster, Southern Ex Cos, F W Sims, A A Solomons A Cos, W B Stnrtevant, M J Solo mons, Randell A Cos. W 11 Turner, Weed Cos, J G Watts, A Waldron P B Wells, W, Halsey A Cos, W M Walsh, RJ Larcombe.J T Willis, WC Carrol, FA Cann, A Seydell A Bro, JAG Gardner, B Motion, L A Lattimore, J F Alison, Scribner A Whitman, G W Miller, J Surron A Cos, [S] iu a diamond, 11 A R, T O B, [D] In a diamond. H W A Cos, [TI in a diamond, C A R Per steamer Express, from Augusta—B23 bales up land cotton and Express freight to {Adams Ex Cos, O Cohen, Bothwell <8 Whitehead, B, Baldwin A Cos, aud order. Per steamer Two Boys, from Augusta—393 bales cotton aud mdse to Erwin A Hardee, J W McAlpiu, R H Howell, J K Wilder, B, Wylly A Christian, Col E B Darling. Per bark Laconia, from Boston—Hilton A Randall, T J Dunbar A Cos, J C Maker dt Cos, Capt E Dove, H Pitcher, S L Willey, A Joseph. M A Cohen, M D Wad ley, W M Walsh, M Newtuark, Hunter A G, E Padel rord, Smith A Brady, A J Brady, Jacksonville R K, J E Strain A Cos, O Cohen, L T Whitcomb, M Newtuark Clagboru A Cunningham, and others. Per steamer H M Cool, from Darien—llo bales up land cotton and sundry mdse to M A Cohen, C Cohen Jones A Way, B, Wylly A Christian. A Card. The undersigned, passengers by the steamer San Jacinto, on her first voyage from New York to Sa vannah. take great pleasure iu recommending her to the travelling public. We look upon the steamer San Jacinto as complete in all her appointments, fitted with all the comforts aud elegancies that can make a sea voyage pleasant, and her table as amply supplied with all the luxuries of the season. We cannot take leave of Capt Loveland, Purser Furley and officers without expressing feelings of gratitude for the consideration and kindness with which we have been treated durng the voyage. J Cohen, C N Moody, T B Waddell, J R Butts, H L Qreenman, L W Lawton, N H Goodwin, J W Phillips, H Smith, W W Allen, E P Buckingham, J F Tenney, C N Smith, G W Lawrence, Adam Woolover, H Lyman, Jr, O M Schone, W J Bennett, W L Elmell, J Yonnie, J H Fitzpatrick, J C Pertrel, Peter P'loyd, Wm P Haney, H C Folsom, J C Folsom, John A Gonnie, C Hostetter, O W Stltes, and 18 others. A Curd. On Board Steamer Two Boys, ) Near Savannah, Nov. 29. ( The undersigned, passengers on board steamer Two Boys, from Augusta to Savannah, respectfully adopt this method of reiurumg thanks to Capt Dan iels, Purser Koumlllat. aud other officers of the boat for their skillful management and uniform courtesy exhibited by them to us during our trip. We cheer fully recommend the Two Doys to the travelling public, anil those shippers who wish to entrust, the transportation of their property to experienced hands. B C Truman, ,H C Bardwell, C H Way, HA Darling, J Bancroft jr, J D Darling. D Baldwin, C H Howard, T W Maugham, G Dawson, F L Neufville, |H J Harris. LIST OF VESSEL!) IN THE PORT OK SAVANNAH. Savannah, Nov. 29,1863. STEAMSHIPS. Wm Tibbets, Cony, discharging—Richardson A Barnard. TERNS. Lizzie Batchelder, English, 409, loading New York —Hunter A Gummed. BRIGS, Clara Pickens, Rodgers, 430, loading for Liverpool —Wm Starr. Ida McLeod, Cook, 398, loading for Boston—Hun ter A Gammed. Redwood, Boyle, loading—Rogers A Cann. Rush. Raynor, discharging—Patterson A Tucker. Atlantic, Wark, loi tons, discharging—B, Wylly A Christian. Olive Frauds, Small, discharging—Chas L Colby A Cos. _ . O schooners. Geo Darby, Snow, from New York, discing— Hunter A Gammed. Wm E Stevenson, Burton, 166, waiting. D W Vaughan, Mont, 234, loading. New York— Patterson A Tucker. Electric Spark, Taber, loading for Jacksonville, Fla—Win A Beard. A E Suyrk, repairing, bound to Charleston. Abby Bee, waiting—W A Beard. A F Ames, Ames, discharging—Van Horn, Hol yoke A Murray. Oliver Cromwell, Delano, loading, St.Helona—C L Colby A Cos. Chattanooga, Black, discharging—Richardson A Barnard. AuctTon sales. AT PRIVATE" SALE. ‘ By Bell, Wylly & Christian. Small Lots of Land. There having been to many applications for Small Tracts of Land for location, the owner of the above Land, feeling a disposition to meet this demand, has placed in themurket, for a tew days. Lots of five Acres, or more, pari cleared, on the Augusta Road op posite to the three mile stone, also on .the White Bluff Hoad, opposite to the two mile stone. tf-nlO By Beß, Wylly & Chrisllan. AT PRIVATE SALE. 46 acres of fine Garden Land, within the limits of the city. The improvement** consists of a first clast' cottage dwelling, gothic .-style, containing six large rooms, with marble mantel pieef, dining room, kitchen, library room furnished with shelves and glass doors. Outbuildings consists of <arm house, containing seven rooms, barn, carriage house and «t tt hlcs. Purcha- er can have the re fusal ofom, fodder, hay, horses, mules, baggies and wagons. Also, 2430 acres ot heavily timbered land, silaated twenty (20) milt's from the city, between the Ogeechee and Oanoochee Roads. An excellent location for a mill, or an A. No. 1 turpentine plantation. 100 acres of the abovecleared. Improvements consists of two small dwelling houses with stables, cribs, Ac. tf-nlB UNDERWRITERS' SALE. By Bell, Wylly K Christian. THIS DAY, (Wednesday), at 10)4 o'clock, at the dock bei ,w Miller's Foundry, will lie sold for ac aecount of Underwriters and all concerned : 14 bales Cotton, more or less Damaged on board sieamer Annie, and sold under Inspection of the Port Wardens. Terms, cash before delivery. n2B-2 *“ AT PRiVATEbSAJLE. By Bell, Wylly Ji Christian. 100 acres of Land, situated on the Vernon river, about nine miles from this city. The improvements consul of dwelling, barn, stables, and otlrer neces sary out-bull'linire. -. • An abundance of flih, oysters, ahrirop, *c.. Con veniently Obtained Price of [Hopcrly, *'3,61)0. ulte-tf ,»x BLUN & IfIEYEIi. On THURSDAY. N-v Doth, lu front of .tore, ak»D o'clo.k, will bo fold Lot and Improvamentaaslfo i Ifrsnklln Ward, Ike Improvements .HinMpsg ofjiwo fine linek Hoireea, two atoelu. ~l| ha »inoni>, each bmtss containing lores I be laaiilgeel to a ground resit of |39 fl pi r an ADMINIiiPRATGR’H HALE * " ■ y T. J, WilUh. UnTl ltspAY January, ilk, 1844, will be *»id *4 lire I’oMrt H«uHi hi tha oMy ulftkMhiMii #4 11 n'Wurli. Th# iftntfiM M#‘lul Ut l Mu, Wvd, (M mm m •Hit null im tmimimmimi* m* a UN •<«*« y kgu k iwalliogs hl*»# nmAf. Willi i iu ih« w<i mm! UuGogh ih« huuM*. Inla|» *4wMk goiii naihi Imi •Win* wild Nr wM'*** *4 lb# INiUtif id lifttiNiw tVHiatly VMr • ilUi'h*#* tMAtm *b# h*4i# * • fYfgil kgibi IMfUig IN IMl## MM O ROCKRIKH| liyOtl, * T. J. DUNBAR & CO. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN wines: liquors, segaruc. 147 Street, SAVANNAH, CA., (NEXT DOOR ABOVE y PUBLIC AN OFFICE.) W E invite the attention ot Trade and the Pnb- Wv Ik- generally to oar Urge and elegant ment of Wanes, Liqaora, Cordials, Conserve*, Su gars, 'etc., etc. which is not Excelled by any similar establishment in the States. We are sole proprietors of DUNBAR'S CELE BRATED WORMWOOD CORDIAL, the regulation of which is fully established m this and foreign coun tries ; DUNBAR'S well known STOMACH BlTTEßS guaraiitebd superior to any article of the kind, de signed exprpptdv for hotel and family use; DUN BAR'S SOHIEUAM CORDIAL BUUNAPPS, war ranted of the u most purity, and pqt up expressly for our house, of wnich we are sole proprietors and importers. Sole Agents for Robert Smith's cele brated PHILADELPIItAiALE. incases and barrels; English, Scotch and American ALE and PORTER, BRANnY, Scotch and Bunroon WHISKEY and AR RACK PUNCHES, formerly well known throughout the United States, put up by us in cases for export and home consumption. T. J. D. k Cos. are sale agents for H. A H. W. Catherwood’s Pure RYE WHISKIES. XX and XXX braiid-*, guaranteed unsurpassed m quality and ex cellence. Constantly on hand, a large and well se lected stock of BOURBON and WHEAT WHISKIES, worthy the attention of the trade and connoisseurs generally. An assortment of SKOARS finest grades, manufactured and imported expressly for this house, which we offer at the very lowest net 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 i FIDE OLD BRANDY, WINES, 4c. Peach Valley Whiskey, Maple Valley Whiskey, Pike’s Magnolia, Spencer’s Old Rye, and Fine Kentucky Bourbon. FOR SALE BY C. W. THOMPSON, At the Old Stand, 111 BAY STREET, (Herald Buildings j ALSO, Aleop’s Ale-Mars’ Ale, Apples. Potatoes, Onions, Pickles, Mackerel, Cider and Cider Vinegar, octfi tt RANDELL A CO. ARK now offering to the trade a very choice selec tion of SOUCHONG, OOLONG, YOUNG HYSON, and IMPERIAL TEAS Also, NO. 1- EXTRA AND FANCY SOAPS RAISINS, CURRANTS AND CITRON PURE GROUND SPICES CREAM TARTAR B. C. AND SAL SODA VERMICELLI, FARINA, JELLIES, Anil a general assortment of Fancy Groceries. n2l-eodlw WM. M. DAVIDSON, WHOLESALE DEALER I —IN GROCERIES. WINES. LIQUORS. TEAS, SEGARS, TV Hi TO and. Cider. eep2 ts BLACK TEA. TUST received, a emal l lot choice Oolong Tea. For fj sale hgr M J. SOLOMONS A GO., n!7-tf Jones' Building*, B iy street. Biscuits, Biscuits. A LARGE assortment of Fresh Biscnlts. Juat re ceived and for sale by M. J. SOLOMONS A CO., nl7-tf Jones' Block, Bay street CHEESE, SOAP. 10 BOXES CHEESE, a w 7a boxes Fay's Soap Just received and tor sale by octlS BRIGHAM. BALDWIN A CO. Gao. R. Crpmp. Wm, A. Weight, Augusta, Georgia. Late of Richmond, Va. GEO. R. HP & HI., General Commission Merchants AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Groceries, Lipfs, Tobacco, Segars, SALTED FISH, &c. 209 Broad St., Augusta, Ga, tW~ Will purchase and sell on Commission Cotton, Tohaooo, Pkoduok, and MEBOHanmss of every de scription. Refers to the Merchants and Bankers of Angnsta, Ga., Richmond. Va., and Jno. C. Ferrill, Esq., De- Witt A Morgan. Qaden & Cncklea, A. A. Bo'omous A Cos., J. T. Paterson *Oo„ R. Molina, Esq , Savannah. Georgia. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. OCt4 KIRLIN, BRO.&BURKE, WHOLESALE DEALER® IN ALES, WIS AND LIQUORS, CORNER WHITAKER STREET AND BAY LANE. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED A DELIVERED, au2l ~ ts To* Wholesale Grocers, Liquor Dealers, Distillers, Druggists and » Soap Manufacturers. 1 .ESSENTIAL Oils for flavoring and improving Bran ts dy. Hum. Port Wine, Bourbon, Rye, Scotch and Irish Whiskies, age and body preparation* lor Neu tralising and Molufy'ng Whiskey and Spirit, Color mgs. Syrups and Fruit Juices for Brandy, Whiskey and Wines, Oil* and Extracts of Cognac and other Brandies, Holland and London Gin, Ac. Dr F’s Treatise on Fermented Liquors with 1060 Recipes. FOR DRUGGISTS’ USE. Persian Insoct Powder, Plj Paper, Loadstone, Fluorfl|.ar and Fluoric Acid, Manganese and oil rare UheuucaH and Drugs. FOR SOAP MANUFACTURERS, Htllicate of Hods In Crystals Liquid and Jelly China Clay and Terra Alba, Soap stone, Hosln. Koda, Ash, Ac. JOS W. FBUt HTKANUKK, novl-eodSm No. 66 Cedarst„ N Y, H. G. RUWE & CO., Whole sale GROCERIES; LIQUORS, WINKN ANI) HEGARM, Corn#r Aryan and tt. Julian and Johnson tquara, IDMUHTINU PI L4H841 MIIUHBq I W AgaHIS frw A 1,10 ani> LAOHII. lUnltili m btlii, th •••mHBmM us na*»TMr MKfXMraa, Mpfs i -ft um , rn4, , UR , OUO LKIKS, LMjPd—, jites PIERCE SREHAN,. Wholesale aud Retail Dealer In Fine Groceriea, Boot* and Shoes, Clothing* Foreign and Domestic Which, Liquor* aud Segars. Alao, Skcban's Celebrated GOLDBN ALK AND CHAMPAGNE (’IDEM, In bottle and in wood. London and Lmblin Brown Stout, Scotch and Eng lish Ales, Ac. _____ Liberal deduction* made to the trade 176 BKOUGIITON STREET, SAVANNiftI, and G 2 Liberty street. New York. Cheese, Butter. OflA BOXES H AR State Dairy Cheeae f.u boxes English Dairy Cheese 100 mbs Choice Goshen Pstier 160 firkin* Choice Gottif-u Butter For sale by HILTON A RANDELL, n2T-C 193 Bay street. J. GARDNER TAKES the liberty of informing the public generally that he has joft opened, and will always keep on hand a full supply Fresh Family Groceries, of nil descriptions and of the bent quality, which he offers for sale at reasonable rates, corner Jones aud Barnard streets at Ktnlich's old stand. iilß*lui ( FOREIGN DOMESTIC^^^^S t ALES WINES /BkI))t)ORS&SE6*RS SOLE AGENTS AND IMPORTERS or Ch. ‘Farre Champagnes FOR THE STATE OF GEORGIA. an 30 BUYERS WISHINC Tobacco, Flour AND SUGARS, IN LARGE DU ANTI ES AND OF GOOD STANDARD BRANDS, Will find a fine .tonka! rtancioll di Co's. ri2leo,Uw NOW LANDING AND FOR SALE. OAj | Bore*, x, % and caddied*Tobacco, which we are now offering xt prices lower than it can be bought for in Northern cities. MILLEIt, THOMAS * CO, ill l -If No. Mg Bay glww t Crockery, China, Glassware. JOBBERS and Dealers from all parts of the country are invited to examine my XVholesale Stock, whicmpciudee packages containing complete assort- put np %pr essly-Xor “ Conutry Trade,” Goods re-packed to suit purchasers. Queensware house, 10'.) Broughton St., v»il door from Bull St p«10 j a ts » D SMYTH. PILES. FISTULA, &C. DR. J."A. CLOPTON, ot Huntsville, Ala., raav Me consulted fora short time t me Pulaski House Room 106. He guarantees perfect satisfaction in the worst cases of PILES. Refers to many of the most Intelligent physicians of the State upon whom he has operated. Also the beet city reffereuces given. Call soon or lie may he gone when yon call. PER FKCT CURES GUARANTEED IN tilE OLDEST CASKS IN THE CITY. F He has operated upon three and lour huodrtd a year, and has never lost a patient. n2B-tf shipping. FOR AUGUSTA. THE S t e a m e r Oak, Capt. Wm. McCauley, Is receiving freight This Day at Lamar's Wharf, and will have qn’ck despatch as nbove. TLis boat is In excellent order (rates A 1 in Insur ance Companies) and being of large capacily shippers can rely on having their orders go through with de spatch. For freight apply to -J. B. PRESDEE, Agent, 109 Broughton street. F. M, MY.RKLL, n29 Harris' Buildings, B»y street. For Palatka, VIA BRUNSWICK, ST. MARY’S, FER NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA. The new and fa?t sailing Steamer LIZZIE BAKER Capt. N. King, * Having been placed permanently upon this route will leave for the above places on Thursday Morning,3oth Inaf ,ai 10o’rlork And every Thursday thereafter. For freight or passage, having splendid cabin ac commodation, apply on board, at the Florida Steam Packet wharf, or to CLAGHORN & CUNNINGHAM, **2B Agent** NOTICE? THE BRITISH, WEST INDIA AND PA CIFIC COS STEAMSHIP, DARIEN, Will leave for- Liverpool Dire c i, ON Saturday, Deo. Bd. (123 IIRUIUAM. BALDWIN A CO. For Doctortown. Th. n.w trou .14. whael Sie.iunr* * T W O HO VH. w t'spl 11mm Danlsll, Will ISS9S Dillon . wksrf is* tip' Skovn |*si « uq Tksnflsr tfoi Ming. Hiu, istbreMe'ilMk iswlwii, "A IS iMSMfitt, ksVlnfilDw.nl l, Ml |lp KM WIN A llAlilHfi, ■ Jmu L Hsn.ut.4V, Afi.nl oil sksri (.fg u SHIPPING. PIONEER LINE. FOll NEW YORK. The new and splendid steam'blp CHASE. W D Roath, Commander, will leave for the above port on Thursday, Nov. 30, at o'clock. For freight or passage, having splendid accommo dations, apply to n22 HUNTER ft QAMMELL Empire Line. FOR NEW YORK. Atlautic Mail ftiteamship Coiupnii.y. The new and fast side-wheel steam SAN JACINTO, Loveland, mas u?1 ' W "1 sail as aboveFon Saturday, Dee, 3d, at —. o’clock. Tor freight or passage, having unsurpassed accom modations, apply to R. H. HARDEE, No. 12 Stoddard’s Range. GARRISON Agents. n2I No. 5, Bowling Orecu, New- York. FOR NEW YORK. k # THE Steamship Varuna E. W’HITEHURST, Commander, will, SAIL on Saturday, Dec. tt, at 5 o'clock p.an. U 29 JOHN R. WILDER, Agent. FOR NEW YORK The brig OLIVE FRANCES, F. a: Small, master, is uow loading for the 2sQi32p'ftbole port JE Mafiv For freight, apply to CHARLES L. COLBY A CO., n29 Corner Aberborn and Bay sts. FOR NEW X.ORK, ATLANTIC COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP POMPAW. The vby fast sailing Steamship Eute r*p e , Eldridgr, < 'oratnandt*r, Will positively sail on her regular day, U rilnrsday, Will lust., at 4 o'clock p. id. , a F* freight or pan-age apply to ** ** * JOHN R. WILDER* »>2T , Agent. - : " ~ , iT 1 n —ft r v fa —- n i* i* ay’s Tui n e ♦ *•. FOR NEWJ|jg Y OISK. The splendid steamship VIRGO, Bulk ley, master, will leave for the above i»oi1 on Saturday, Dec. hid, at - o’rlork. For freight or passage, having: iplemlid aminuno tions, apply to p 27 OCTAVUS COHEN. STAR LINE. FOB N EW YORK. The fine Steamship WEYBOBSETT, Parish, Com mander will leave for the above port on Wednesday, Nov. tt‘J, at 4 o’clock p. m. For freight or passage, having superior state room accommodations, apply to n27. BRIGHAM, BALDWIN A CO. FOR BOSTON. BOSTON & SAVANNAH •STEAMSHIP LINE. The new aud superior Sir imehip WM. TIBBETTS, J. 8. CONY, Commander, Will sail for the above port on Wednesday, Nov.-291h, at ft o'clock For freight or passage apply to RICHARDSON 4 BARNARD, n2ltf Bay street, opposite Mariner’s Church, j s' “ Regular Weekly Steamer BETWEEN AUGUSTA « SAVANNAH. The New Iron Steamer WM. O. GIBBONS, Capt. T. N. Pnu.poT, Having superior accommodation for Freight and Passengers, will ply regularly between .the gjore citipa. # Leaving Savannuti every Saturday Morning, at 9 o’clock. M Leaving Augusta every Wednesday Morning, at 7 cr clock. Laying at Mathews Bluff every Wodnenday Night. It is the desire of the Agents oi the Gibbons to make her a permanent Accommodation Boat for the Mcr chants of Augusta ami Navanbah and the Pluutera along the line of the river, and with this object in view, no effort will be spared on the part ol her owners* Agents and officers to meet the wants of the traveling and freighting public. ERWIN A HARhEE. OIIN L. Hoc MILL AT, Agent at wharf. lm ni3 FOR JACKSONVILLE, VIA BRUNSWICK AND FKRNANDINA. THE STEAMER F A NN I E , CAPTAIN Mi.NELTY. Will Iwv. s. sbuvu TIIIH DAY, st 18 a m. v Thl. j|Mt is lu v«ry .si-.lhm nrdw, aiyi bss su< IMthii afiu ZI.IUI .< loUllUud.lUms lurJMMi'Ufi.l. r.ii I.Hfibi Ol ii(UMfi«, apply on Mud, sl l'sd»l ford’, tth.n or u, Xi For . Augusta, TUB HTBAMBH V It. H.. MAN'. I Will k.V. fisqishh h. 111. shot, pis-■ i, ,»h> n-slv -1.4 .1 .11 IIWU .lid Mol sd 111 i«s> pio-d .atrlwulM, bsd wl UMofitt dinH, 111. id I as. 4 I Sl BlNi’lll KV, Asrut OPfiIPA. D l'.SldWlirelttV waßwaMl? ii o*4* . freights FOR AUGUSTA, rjlBF undersigned arc prepared to receive goods at X their Warehouses—free of expense and cor ered by Insure re—for shipment to Augusta and points beyond by their regular line of light draught hoata. Apply to CHAS. L. COLBY. aept29—tf cor. Bar sad Aberrant eta, ~W& PALATKA, VIA FERNAND IN A AND JACKSON VILLE. The uew, exceedingly fast and splendid Steamer CITX POINT, Capt. K. 8. Talbot, Will leave Telfair's W hats, as above, Every Wednesday, at 4 p. na. Tbe City Point was built by her DreseDt owners without regard to com,, „.Utcroon. fumichtd In the most luxurious manner. Goods awaiting transportation can be stored For freight or passage apply to R. W. ADAMS, or „ J. 8. CARUTHBHB. Hodgson's Rauge, Bay strest. For Doctortown AND Thomasville. The Steamers Gen. Shepley, , Ozjent,<iM Clarion, Will "take Tri-weckly Trips' to Dectortowm, In con nection with the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad/ leaving s *v«nnah on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. Through freight payable at our office. of received daring the week, and stand free For freight or passage apply to CHAS L. COLBY * CO., n -° Corner Abercorn and Baystraots. For Charleston, 4 The new Steamer 6ITY POINT, Capt. E 8. Talbot, Will leave aa above Every Saturday, at tt a. an. 1. * _Vr "‘ ' • ■ J* For freight or passage apply to R. W. ADAMS, or J. B.CARUTHERS. Hodgson’s Range, Bay street. FOR HAWKINSVILLE AND MACON. THE STfeAMER COMET, CAPTAIN HORNE, Will, leave as abovo with despatch. For freight, which will be received at the Upper Hydraulic Press Yard, and covered by insurance until placed on board the steamer, apply to l°» * BRIGHAM, BALDWIN A CO. WANTED TO CHARTER. .HKWV a Lighter, of 250 btrrela capacity, oa j anti under deck, for a short trip. RICHARDSON A BARNARD, Opposite Mariner's Church, n2l • Bay strest. FOB Rio De Janeiro. calling at St. Thomas, Para, Pernambuco an* Bahia The United States and Brazil Mall Ftejmship Company will dispatch On the Both of avary neontb, A NEW AND FIRST-CLASS STEAMSHIP, To Leave at 3* o’clock, p. ■»., From Pier 43, North River. All letters have to pats through the Post Offlca. An experienced Surgeon will be In attendance on hoard. For freight an oassage, having splendid accommo. tlations, apply o , THOMAS ASENCIO A CO.. jjCt3l3ra No. 17, Broadway, New York. ' STEAMSHIP LINE TO LIVERPOOL, DIRECT. The British West India and > Pacific Company's Steamship „ * D A. Ft I E 2ST , Having a large part of her cargo engaged, wUI have quick despatch. For freight of 1000 bales of Cotton, or pT—gr apply to n26 BRIGHAM, BALDWIN A 00. FOE LIVERPOOL iOX, The British bark CBCESCO, Carrey, mas- te-. capacity 1(00 Bales Cotton iJrSEff Tot freight apply to --rr ROBT. X CAUGHEY, -°- 6 tr 98 Bay afreet. For Liverpool. The new lint class clipper ship VIRGINIA, WEEKS, Commander, Is now loading rapidly at Lower Prats, and bavin* large engagements will have quick despatch. For freight or passage (taken at luwast rates; apply > CHAS. L COLBY A CO., oetw , cottier Absrcura aat Bay eU. For Liverpool. .--r. Tbs A. No. 1 Ship MONT HLAMC la new XlLfflh? rapidly lusding, at While’s Press. For bal* fJTlk*»si‘«B offraiglx iliaviug loom only fur e lew mW* hundred bsTesi inquire of I..Him ’ll), lIADBN A UNCKLEB. Btl If . , Agents For Liverpool. r ci h.ioill ut lasraaa unit la sspD If JMOGIUM, I>AU)t»IH >Ui For Liverpool. . Tf 1 !! *, ul I '*“ Nrl ! M * IM Kh TM'IMM WMtfHBV J i a* by, nis.iy Inins *s siaajl ‘ at.* it; aln Item qob’li d.tiatib P'd n* if lb ireli to MMB NU, WlUl § UMMki (AH.