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Newspaper Page TextBAVA 3S~ N AH, l>tp«rtarc of Mtaxuklpi *n4 IteMMn. , >»B KB* IOU. NMmxbip Nsvads. Saturday. December l«tb. at • aototk a. m. • snaiaabip Virgo, Saturday, December ldth, at o'clock Euterpe. Seudav, LK-oejnbor 1 life, at • o'clock a. m Mnimrbip ban Jacinto, Saturday, December 14, at o'clock. 808 B&LTTMOKK Steamship Rtchatoud, Saturday, December 16, at o'clock for aramra. steamer Scorpio. Friday, December 16Ut, at t o'clock a. m- Steamer Minnie Brandt. Friday, December 161 b, at 8 o'olock a m. steamer Kiprene, Salarday, December 16tb, at 6 o’clock f. m. Steamer W'm. 0. Gibbons, every Saturday morning at » a. m. - FOB t lURLESTOS Steamer City Point, every Saturday morning, at 8 o'clock. Steamer Cbarlea Houghton, Monday morning, lStb, at 8 o’clock. FOR DOCTORTOWN. Steamer Orient, every Tuesday morning, at 1 o'clock. Steamer Gen. Shepley, every Sunday morning, at 7 o’clock. Steamer Clarion, every Thursday morulug, at 7 o’clock. FOR FLORIDA. Steamer Two Boys, every Tuesday morning, at 8 o'clock. steamer Fountain, every Tuesday morning, at lu o’clock. Steamer 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. Steamer Helen Getty, every Saturday morning, at 10 s'clock. Tub Steamer Crrv Fount—The traveling public will be pleased to learu that Captain Coxettar, the veteran steamboat commander, has been placed on the splendid Elorida s'eamer, City Point, tn tbe place of Captain Talbot, who resigned his position to en gage in other business. Captain Coxetter has long been known In connection with our coast travel and trade, and his appointment to the commando! the City Point cannot but enhance the popularity of that deservedly favorite steamer. Cua.suk of Pursers —The steamship San Jacinto. Captaiu Wilson Loveland, brought as Purser on her last trip from New York, Mr. Harry Van Ingen. Mr. Van lugen, who made hosts of friends while filling a responsible situation tn tbe Adams’ Express Com pany,’and latterly as parser upon several of the larg est New York steamships, will be found a courteous aud obliging gentleman by all who are so fortunate as to travel upon the fine steamship to which be is a fortunate acquisition. Tiie Theatre.—Benefit of Ur. Jno. T. Rev MONIL—No words are necessary on the claims of Mr Jno. T. Raymond to an Immense bouae this eyeing' Universally acknowlcd to lie a couimcdian of the Drat order of merit, and with a reputation estab lished in all the leading cities of flic country. Mr. Raymond can do very well without any coinmenda lo i rom us. We are certain too, that our play goers are not unmindful of their indebtedness to this sterling actor who lias cast his lot among them. It will be sufficient tiieu, to state simply that Mr. Ray mond takes his llist benefit this evening, appearing lu three pieces, "Married Life,” "Sketches in India', and “The Wandering Minstrel.”' Large Sale ok Government Animals,—Messrs. York. Williams, Melutire A Cos., sell this day a large number of mules and horses, the property of the U. S. Government. Some flue six and lour-mule teafns are ottered, and It'will be wall worth while for deal ers and others to attend the sale today at the Gov ernment Coral. • At the regular meeting of Zerftibbabel Lodge No. 16 F. and A. M., held on last eve&iug, the following olU cers were elected for the ensuing Masonic year: Wm. Greene, W. M.; T. Ballefityue, S. W.; Wm. Burns, J W.; P. M. A. Huy wood, Trcas.; J. Houston, Sec.; M Loewcnthal, S. D.; Jas. Manning, J. D.; W. F. Parker, Tyler. f ■ ». Freight ok the Central Railroad.—A' notice with reference to the rates of freight on the Central Railroad appears this morning. Until further notice the rates of freight to Augusta will be 60 cents per toot, or $2 par 100 lbs. , From Augusta.— Thu steamer Falcon, from Au gusta, arrived here last evening. She had a full freight. A list of consignees will be fouud lu the shipping intelligence. MhippiuK lutelliMOtce. Miniature Almanac—This Day. bun rises 6 641 Moon rises 4 24 bun sets 4 utllligh water 6 gO PORT OF SAVANNAH. Thursday, Dec. 14. 1806. Arrived. Steamer Falcon Cates, Augusta—C L Colby A Cos. Steamer Wm G Gibbons, l’nilpot, Augusta—Erwin A Hardee. Steamer Helen Getty, Ingraham, Palatka, Fla—L ; S Dennett. Imports. Per steamer Falcon, from Augusta—l 92 bales cot ton. I’er steamer Helen Getty, from Palatka, etc—6 bis square cotton, 21 do round do, and mdse. Per steamer Win G Gibbons, from Augusta—346 hales cotton '. domestics and mdse. Passengers. Per steamer Wm G Gibbous, from Augusta—W L Townsend, Hon W H Stiles aud lady. Dr C W West, 1) P Lavegne, A J Gill, G Fillet, M Nathron, S Furse, A 1) Biuncherhotf, H M Day, W Costleg, T H Brown, J W Boston, W P Dunbar, -I' P Dunbar, Mrs Bowers, J M Richardson, A M Martin, W W Lawton, Miss A Tarver, u L Cochran,* B Thompson, 11 K Box and child, Mrs bcoveu aud child, Z Daniels, Mias Haupt, Mrs J V Tarver, child and servt, Miss F Tarver, F Tarver, Mrs Craft, Miss Ssvage, BS Uuckles, Mrs Taplor, Miss Sapliold aud servt, G Gilbert, V J P W Brill, J Berg, J J u Fallon, Gen Curlen, Miss Burns, F K siepheua, F krenson, P A McGeorge Dr W J louley, WM Smith, Capt Darling and 80 enlisted lueD, capt Pratt aud 12 on deck, I’er steamer Helen Getty, from Palatka, etc—W L liaußiis, C Evans, B Kosenfield, Dr Scull, Dr Hol lanil, j a Jones, Lt W Melt, A D Sufi's, J I McMDlen, Miss s Daniels, T M Allen, 11 Johnson, Capt J Adams W H Ilenderson, Rev A Baker, H J Cooper, J M Klliult, Mrs Scott, S S Falls, N Stephen, J M Tucker, R Cugdell, C G Pierson and others. Consignees. For steamer Helen Getty, from Palatka, etc—E A Hardee, J L Vihalouga, B, Smith A Cos, M Lowen ’hal, i, s Bennett. Per Rteamer Wm G Gibbons, from Augusta—Erwin * U. Hunter 18,1 Padelfbrd, W A Plainer, H W A co? F H Blots, G L Cochran, A M Martin, Per steamer Falcon, from Augusta—M S Cohen. J Richardson. Memoranda. Per steamer Wui O Gibbons, ffura Augusta—lice Wednesday, passed steamer U II Mtiv at Odums' UiiutUng, bound up: 1 o'clock p m p.issed steamer 'oiunteer at mg uuo Round, liouud up, with two fats in tow. bound up ; at the same time and place Passed steamer Amazon, bound down ; passed str Helen at Little Hill, bound up ; 8 p in passed steamer '?‘ oa McCoys Bluff, bound up ; Dec 14, B‘, a ui, pissed steamer GoodseU at Corn House Beach, pound up ; 18 j, passed steamer Express at Ebt uezer opund down ; l p m passed steamqr Falcon at Bock’s OM sugar field, bound down. ÜBT OF VEBBBLB IN THE PORT OK SAVANNAH. SAVANNAH, Dec. 16, 18DA STEAMSHIPS. SJ**®. Kokth. discharging—Hunter * Gammell. o«u Jacinto, Loveland, discharging—B H Hardee. Niiirs. • “-'"t Blanc, Donnell, 706, loading, Liverpool—Lu Vw'iOaOeu * Uqckles. weeks, 1,044, loading at Lamar's Pleas, ’tLnerpuol—u L Dolby A Cos. (Bn Bromagi', discharging—Rekl A fifialat discharging—K A fioullard. M,,» ' S‘ lv " r '' discharging-C Grsen * Hun. jt, 11,11 Binitli, tons, dbR-barglog—T R * * banks. CiJJJJ' <®r> tons, loading, Uperportl-Rotit I /’’pkridite Uuskhi, dlscbargmg Unbl A fits wart Ac., hiius, HukUaai, dtmkargUtg-C L Dolby toS*""*. ,l,r l Tayiar, dlachargtag—Utou Green A CMr) MilUasM, diecbsrgiug V Clotiltjf' Wm ' *•» dtnekargl—-g, Wyliy * *! U " ,I * w > U*NW. diacbafgiug M UabnreM m g EUa. Brown diacharglag—Bell. Wytiy A Cbristian J«**D W Lontt, GUAM. walUag—Youge A BUM. Unmet Boom, waJUag papain. ■mew John M BrveauU. Douglass, loading. New Turk Otms L Colby A OR ChiSln Wm * m ’ WyUy .A Waller Bairtgb, discharging— Oemmell. LIST OF LETTEE8 B=H * S Re main in* tn the Savannah Post offlee Dec. 16th 1846. Persons calling far these letters wtu please say •• Advertised," and come prepared with the necea a*ry change (2 cental, and present s certificate that they have taken the Amnesty Oath of Allegiance. Ladles’ List. A. Ainbos. Una Ask, Jane Andrews, Margaret B I uira Beanru, Jane Bryan, Jane K mrs Bradweli, Jane an Browne, Julia A tun Barneswell, Louisa mrs Bartley, E 6 Ben’ley, mrs Broric, Eugenia Brown, Fatsey Ann Buigi.am, k A mrs Beaumont, Robert mrs Hemes, Elizabeth mrs Bell, Sarah mrs 2 Brown, Fanny Barnard, Lucy Ann Bottler, Judy mrs c. Cutbbert, Peggy mrs Clark, Harry mrs Cupper, Nelly Cunulugliahi, mrs Dr Causer, Nelly J Oouway, Catharine mrs Clark, Margaret Curtis, Anuie mrs Corner. Mary Ann mrs Cruvelller, Betsy mrs Coweu, Jennie D ' Dryer, Helena mrs Dowd, Maggie . * Dulus, Harriet Dorset, M E P.* Fatre, Annie 2 Forehand, John A mrs Fox Charlotte Foster, Rulth mrs Nolle, Emma Farris, Sarah M mrs G. Uauatu. Gniuls 2 Grant, Jostina L Grant, Abbee Gaffney, Mary Goeble. Andrew Godfrey, Nellie 2 Griswold, Caroline Ganiou, Pencle Gibbs, Diana mrs Garrlseu, Philles Gan try, E mrs Green, Susan inrs Graue, Fillet Golden, Sarah Gray, Ellen mrs George. SW Giililou, Jane mrs H. Harris, Mina nn Harris, Louisa Hardla, Esen Hopkins, Mary * Hogg, G R mrs Hanley, Margret Heine, Marla mrs . ' Harris, MatUila 2 ■ J. Jackson, Rose Jackson, EUza mrs Janken, Mymer Jackson, Dina Jencks, Lancle Jackson, Adline mrs Jordan. Luciudk Jones, Lucy B Jones. Lida mrs Jackson, Aden mrs Johnsou, Evp K. Belly, Malna mrs Kelly, Annie King, Elizabeth mrs . L. Loira, Marla mrs Lorenz, Frieda l.ovi, mrs Lawler, L mrs Liumila. mlas Lewis, John mrs A M Mouuelzy, Charlotte * Manney, Mary E Miller, Carrie ' Mahen, Mary E Marshall, Elvira MaxweU, Mary McClusky, Julia McLeod, Rebecca J Murphy, Julia 2 Muxwili. Hluer Moriartv, Julia Moore, RebeceisE McKenzie, Louisa 2 MuuuuoHiu, H R mrs McGrath, Lizzie MarreU, Patcheu McCarter, Mary E N. Neve, T DeG madame 2 O. (fhtlnw, Annie O’Sullivan, M mrs O’Donuei, Catherine Owens, Sylvia O’Brine, Mary P. Pennyroyal, Bridget Prince, Jeannle Perskine, Frauds Powell, Rachael Pueyne, F'r.iucls Perskine, Soulfer Peck, Jeannle Paris, Jane R. Rose, Amanda Rice, S T mrs Reeley, Jane Roe, Rachael Reyner, Kate Robinson, Johana Rawles, i.ouisa Ridgeway, Ruth Reymond, Mary S. Styles, Ann Slater, Mr Smith, Kernel Solomons, Mehele Straus, Claea Sliannalian, Margaret Stt Tens, Dorathy Sausse, mrs Nowland Favattv, Lucy Spieldoek, Sarah Situs, Mary K T. Tonsan, Ann Theus, Eliza 2 . Turner, Anna B Thompson, Moilie / Theus, B O Threadcraft. Maria Turner, Clara J Tellfalr, miss Talllferro, Bell Temma, mrs V. Varnum, EUzsbeth W Vines, Louisa Vanvorst, Fannie Verdery, Maria w. Warm, Frances Woodhouse, A E 2 Williams, M Wilson, Mary J Wilson, Onats Williams. M White, Ann Williams, P Weltou, A C WilUs, PAnn Ward. Betsy Wollsy, Sussn WilHanis, Clias r WUliams, Sallle williams. E M 2 Welsh, ScpUen Wayne, Eliza 8 Waill, J w Waring, Francis Williams, M 2 Wicks, Jane A z. Zlttrouer, E S 2 Zutler, Margaret q Gen tlemen’s List. A. Assendorf, John Abrahams. M S Antlersou, J A 2 Aisbery, Broughton AOo B. Baldwin, dr W ' Burk.JetCT Brown, Wm Bigelow, Henry C Belcher, Wm 2 Buckingham,!Q Bodley, Wm Byrnes, Geo H Borcoran, Thoa E Booth, Oeo L Barn*, Thes BevUle, Granville Bmirquin, dr 8 W Black, 0 R Brown. Roswell H Blackburn, Geo Beardsley, Paul F Bland, F P Blount, O P Brackebush, E Breiinen, Patrick file. Barnard E Bona, John Barnwell, Stephen Boun, John Bolune, Augustus c..., . Conn, D M . Con art, maj Oanuet, F A Caleclmn, mr Olark. Chaa J Campbell, Tunis G Christian, ohas Cummings, WaUace Canuet, P A Claten, Wm Clay. Joseph Calle, Wm Crotty, James Callory, Jas Clements, Jno L Cesaar. Thosß Cercopqly. Jno L , D. ,■ - .* Dttrley, Alex Deas, Jas DutenhoTer, A Dnigwau, Jake Dickenson, Anthony Demri, M V Buffey, Bernard Deavergers. M J Drake. C O Deavergert, Maxims Davis, Kdw W Daniel), dr W C 4 Doc kray, Fred A Davis, Patrick, Deveau, J * Doisen, Will Darnell, Geo W Dooner, Wm H Daniel, Jno a Doane, L 8 Dean, Jessie It Dollner, Potter A Cos Daniel, Jno 8 F. Farrell, Frank 8 Fears, 0 Fearley, Elijah Pinley, Adam , Fulton, E 8 Flemming, Frank Fulton, P Fuller, Frederick Fatvey, Paul Ferber, capt E G Fannil, Babbett Freeman, E A Furlonp. Peter Fauster A Crow Flynn, Jas Frick, Chas Fiilton, Joseph Folker, Albert G. Goss, Wesley N George. John Gifford, Samuel M Green, Barget Green, mr Gray, A.F Gardner, J >. H. Hudson, Wm Helnow, H Hutson, B Hollander, H Heldt, Solomon R Helm, Harry Hnnt, M R Helmboldt, Geo Hagan, N Hall, Geo R Haudisen, Milton Homes. Frederick HerSliherg, rev Howard, D 8 Howes, capt Laban Hubble, CP «• Hunter, Jas . Harder, Clarance * Howard, It J 8 Houston, Clifton J Hammond. Joseph Haas, dr Bernard Hines, Joseph Hegmaun, Adolph Hamlet, Jno R Holt, Alford, . ! Hardee, Jno L Hutton, Jno Shaw Hollaae, Jas Harmond, Joe Hutton. John 8 Houston, Pater Huwai#, Jacob , Houatou, rev N 8 Jf Jemmens, Jolm Jarmon, capt Jaa 8 Johnson, dr J R Jackson, Jaa A Jones, cues c Jonas, mr Jones, Oeo J Johnson, Richard Jrtiktni. John Johhaon, Titos J spies, AI ruin Iverson, Edw 2 K. Klhe, Mart* Klngaeami, Goo KiVi, Wm fsifr, Airtrt Bsrswr ssa, ME—, i asrta *' M. McCoy, CF . Moore. Levi Mayer, Jno Marcus M Man*an. Petal Myers, col M McCay, p Murt liison. M A McLeod, C McLeod M Munition, Aims Muiphj, Morris Mcßitosh, Bayard McHanu, K W B Melnebii.CH Merton, Ka)bunt Mason. E R Mayer, Sami McDanial, L McCraddy, Thus Markham, Fried Miller. Thus u Mitchell, C B Moore, Wtdl McKennon, H O Mell. Joseph C Muunerlyn, Jaa McCauley, Wm H Miller, J U McLevoi, Richard Murlow, Jaa E N. Nust, Joseph Nichols, O F Nibie, John Nolen, Cbaa Norris, Henry U . O’Connor, D OsUm, T J O’Couoor, Daniel Odlngsells, Wm K O'MeUn. Patrick P. Peacock. Ben Parsons, John H Putnam, Dana B Pierson. John A Parsous, E Perter, James Poiilmas, F E Perry, mr Patterson, Geo R Paulsen. Nicholas Faisons, Hiram Pounder, Richard Prescott, J C Prichard? S C Potter, Jas A Peck, T F Prescott, J C 2 R. Rhedtck, Chas Reives, HA a Rewe A Cos Robinson, E T 2 Roberts, Jas Reihl, E A Reid, Willie Ross, AMS Robinson. Prince Ray A Smith Reed, mr Robson. J R Rambert, Marck ’ Robinson, Geo Rosenfeld, mr Roberta, D ’ Ryan, Jerry Ray, Watt H Rockford, John, S. Sikes, A S Steele, Joseph T sandrlght, Alex Siurtevanl, Jaa 0 Sawyer, H Smith, John Sadler, A J sturtevaut, J Suefuter, Andrew Sapp, James F Stonebrake. A U 3 Snyder, John Sams, Byaa Swift, John Smith, Chas Sutton. L E Sample, Cliaa Slngscfield, M Shoycr, Chas Smith, Richard P Stuart, C T Sullivan, Rogers Smith, D K Speisstgger, S L Smith, Daniel A Stroma, S Seabrook, E A Sterett, Sami 2 Sbeftall, B Stephens, Titus Smith, Frank M Smith, Wm T Steiger, F G Smith, Wm H Smith, F W Shene, W J 2 Stick, G . Smythe, Wm Skipper, H T Spaulding, Sami Sack, Henry Spiers. I\ m Salzer, W Stilee, R W T. Turnbull, J N ' Tynac John F Townsend, C S Tnomas, King Turner, Daniel Toomer, L B Tuipin, Daniel * Townsend, Luther Thompson, David Taylor, Richard Taylor, Henry Turmo, W M 4 Turner, W H H Trapnell, W W Tamm, J H Thorpe, Wm Burner, J T Trlst, dr Thouipkins, Jas V. Van Glahn, H i Valenten. H Vlsk, CF Vend, J Vardell, Arthur Vickers, Joim L Vogler, G F Van Waguer, W A w. Wert, John - Wilson, N White, A B White, Patrick Walthour, D H White, Bulus Welld, Ellas A Waldron, R A Wilder, Herman Warner, Robt Werner, Jnllus 2 Washburn A Miller Whilder A Gallle Williams, Wm rev S WhlllU, Jss Wright, W A Willett A Mell Wayne, cot R B pek Wakefield, M F Y Young, Wm A Zanes, J I Yuume, James Jeigler, Sol Yost. SL2 MISCELLANEOUS. Prest Mechanics Savings Bank Agent Lamar Press Sup of S W A M R R Cos Sup Charleston dt Savh R R Cos Pres So West A Muscogee R R Cos R R Agt Montgomery line Fourth Nat Bank A L. HARRIS, P. M AUCTION SALES. AUCTION!^ Every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evening AT THE STORE ON BROUGHTON STREET, Third door from Bull, Where will be offered a general assortment of Dry Goods Boots and Shoes, Hosiery, Under-clothing, Books, Yankee Notions Jewelry, Ac, Ac., at the pur chaser’s own prices. Terms cash; sales positive. ' dt-30 BY YORK, WILLIAMS. McINTIRE & CO. THIS DAY, at 10 o’clock, In Hunt of store, will be sold. , ’ 60 dosen Hats and C*ps cases Boots and Shoes 76 kite Mackerel 100 bbls coarse Salt 26 bbls Apples ' - 20 boxes Candles 26 boxes Boep 20 kegs Butter 4 t> lids Shoulders ‘ISO, , . . (0,000 Northeru Brick dl6 BY YORK, WILLIAMS, McINTIRE & CO. Will be sold THIS DAY, at 10 O'clock, In front of store?.,' • 1 Cotton Prese. new. , dl6 UNDERWRITERS SALK York, Williams, Melutire & Cos. Will sell at auction THIS DAY, In front of store, at 10 o’clock :> Several lots of goods, consisting of . t Coats Pants Vests .Undershirts Drawers Hosiery, Gloves Shawls Scarfs Umbrellas du Handkerchiefs, Ac., Ac. GOVERNMENT STOCK AT AUCTION- York, Williams, Mclatire ic Cos. Will sell THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock (weather permit ting), at the Government corral; Some flue Six-mule Teams, Pour-mule Teams Single Moles and Horses, Ac., Ac. Sale to contlne till all are sold. Terms cash, U. 8. currency. dlt UNDERWRITERS SALE. York, Williams, Melutire a co. ' y v -; Win sell at auetton THIS DAT, In front of Store, at . 10 o’clock r 1 case Dry Goods ‘ \ ‘ • Damaged on board steamer Savannah, and sold for account of Underwriters and all concerned. dll . j-» AT PRIVATE SALE™ By Bell, Vylly & Christian. Small Lot* of Land. There having been so mkny applications for Small Tracts of Land for location, the owner of the above Land, feeling a disposition to meet this demand, has placed In the market, for a lew days, Lota of Five Acres, or more, pnrlrcteared, oa the Augusta Road, op posite to the three mile atone, also on the White Bluff Road, opposite to the two mile stone. tf-uiu ■ .. v BY HELL, WYLLY At CHRBTIAM. AT PRIVATE SALE. The West Half of Lot Mo. t, Calhoun Ward, fronting oo Jones street. The Improvements consist of a saely finished Brick Residence containing Ten Rooms with ns throughout, awl a weirof excellent water and a ffue Force Pump. dU U if~BeH, Wylly It ChrMfcu ', AT PRIVATE SALE. as arras of Ins Garden Land, within tba limits of the cUy. Tbs linprovemeatatMMsUoJa ftrat class < <>ttege dwelling, gothic style, coiilslning six large raouis. wlib marble mauiel piece. dining room, kitchen, library ruum fhrnlshad with shelves aud glass doors. Oulbuikliaga consul# of form boose, cmtalulug seven rooms, burn srtssmeS Jssanssta wegoh* ißnfiWtfe m* M" serirfVl aisovs clear'd lawurmrsla uiuslsie us two email dwelt tag boasm, will subtss, rtbe, it. H«U AUCTIONS. AT PMtVATS HAI.E By MML M y 11} E (MMu Hat scree of Land, eCnotrd on tbe Vernon fiver, ebosl nine mile. Irian Ibis city Tbe lapmvemesu i-oegtH of Avniiiug, "arn, stabler.. ««d oUwi uifer rary out buildings. An sMindbiioe os Adi. oysipfß shrimp. A* , um venicutly obtained. Price ol properly. A2.m11) n9a u Auction Sale of Provisions, Hams, Bacon, Ac Notice 6s called to Urucera, Pravislou dealers, aud Ship Chandlers at this auction. On SATCHDAY, l«th lust. wUI be sold at the store ol Kenneth. Mr Rea A Ox, 2U> Bay street, atlOo’ciock 4 hhds very choice thin Baron Sides 2 bids celebrated Washington Hams, white sugar cured 11 bbls very choice N. 1 City cured Hums 2 do do do do Shoulders. 18 firkins leaf Laid and 22 tube I-ard 18 do Butler, choice 2 hhds smoked bOoulfien 2 do do Hoeak - 1 do do Earns 11 tes breakfast Bacou, choice * 10 bbls Rump Poik 10 do Prime Pork 14 do Mess Beef, suitable lor Ship’s store BLLN A MEYER, dll ' Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. By T. J. Walsh. On TUESDAY, January. 6th, 1566, will be sold at the Court House, in the city of Savannah, at 11 o'clock: The Eastern Half of Lot No. 11 Jackson Ward, ffee simple, with Improvements;, eornei of Whitaker and Hull streets. The improvements are a twoatory brick dwelliug. nine rooms, with water iu the yard and gas through the house ; brick Stable. Both build Inge have elate roofs. Sold by permission of Ihte Ordinary of Chatham county, for a dlvmion among the heirs. Terms rash, purchaser paying for titles. n24 ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. IN pursuance of an order of the Court of Ordinary of Chatham county, will he sold on tbe first Tues day In February next, at the Comt House door, tn the city of Savannah,, daring the usual hoars id sale, all the undivided half interest of James Bilbo, late deceased, in the Shandy Hall form, situated near the city of Savannah on the Thunderbolt road : said form containing in all fifty acres, more er leee. The said half interest sold for the pm pose of di vision. JOHN a FERRILL, d7-td Administrator. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE! BY BLUN & MEYER. On THURSDAY, 21st Inst, at 10 o’clock, a. m„ will be sold In front of store, by an order Issued from tbe Hon Court of Ordinary of Chatham county All tbe Household Furniture belonging to the estate of Henry Herrman, deceased. dt* , GEO. GEMENPEN. Adufr ” BROVTN’S “ C ASTILLI AN BITTERS• Inis uurlvatled Tonic prepared from the Pare Juice of tbe Grape and extracts, distilled from Choicest Vegetable products or the South of France, Italy and the-Province of Castile (Old Spain,) from which latter section they derive their name. A Fragrant Tonic, indispensable to Hotels and Restaurants, and valuable to Families, delicate females and children, for all disarrangement of the stomach, It Is unrivalled. t * A never falling preventive and Cure for Sea Sickness. None who travel by land or water should be without the CastilUan. For Sale by YORK, WILLIAMS, McINTIRE A Cos. Sole Agents, State Georgia. oct24-3m . • Kerosene OMT In barrels and cases, AT HORATIO PITCHER’S, Foot oi Lincoln at.. Under the Bluff. ntfi-rf WHOLESALE ~ Boots, Shoes and Brogans. M. KRAUSS,' 140 Congress and 57 St. Julian Streets, SAVANNAU, OA., . Is enabled, through his permanent ■ house in Bos ton, to furnish Joebers and Dealers in this city, as well as those In the country, with s BOOTS AND SHOES it more reasonsble rates than any other house. dii.tr I NOW LANDING AND FOR SALS. ail||Boxes, *4, >, and caddies Tobacco, which We rei/V are now offering at prices lower than il can be bought for in Northern cities. MILLER, THOMAS A CO , hll ts No. 206 Bay Btreeet. J *HN MKBRYMAN. 11. U. WARING. JOHN MERRYMAN & CO., Farmers’ and Planters’ Agencv rIR tbe sale of Gnano, Fertilisers, Livestock, Im plements aud Machinery, Seeds, Ac. f¥Zj W. Fayette Street, BALTIMORE. Refer to John S. Gittinge, President Chesapeake Bank ; Cbus. Goodwin. Cashier Prauklin Bank, Haiti more; E. C. Wade A Cos. and P. U. Behn, Savannah.' nl4-3m • 7 GUANO. PERUVIAN and Swan Island Guanos. Snperphoa phate* and the Brace Concentrate*! Fertiliser, are oilercd to the Trade at the lowest wholesale prices, by GEO. E. WHITE k CO., 66 Cliff street. New York. nltApi CRUTCHES. JT’IRSTend only premium swarded at the American X 1 Instkutc Fair. 1865, and State Fair of Pa,, 1885, for Crutches. Hartman’s Patent Elastic Rubber Crutcnes are pronounced by surgeons, and everybody else, to be the very best ever Invented. They are eaay und con venient, they prevent paralysis of the nerves, do away with all Ibe w Horlneea Inseparable from tbe one of all others, and are in all respects nnrlvaUed. Send for a circular Agents wanted everywhere LOYEJOY A TAYLOR, Solo Manufacturers, No. 4741i Broadway, N. Y-., ~ . 6m-n23 • Cloaks, Cloaks. f ADIKS' Cloth Cloaks, a fine assortment, fast re- Xa celved by steamer. u>3-tf - KINSTFIN A ECKMAN. DISSOLUTION. rpHE firm of Lußoehc, tiaden A Unckles was dis- X solved on the Ist tnst. by the withdrawal of Isaac D. LaltoChe. The business will be continued under the utuue of Gntleu A Luckies, at the old staud, corner Buy aud Barnard streets, J. D. Luitouhc retaining an office with us for the present. isaac and. laroche, v . benjamin g. GADBN,, DAVID S. UNCKLKS. Samnnah, Dec. 1, tstii. H 4 Hart & Cos., hardware merchants CHARIifiSTON, 9. C., ' 1 OFFER FOR SALE AT THEIR OLD STAND, Corner King aud Market Street*, GUNS, REVOLVERS, SHOT & POWDER “HOE'S’’ UIRCUIiAR SAWS, 8 TO CO INCH AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS BAR IRON AND STEEL METALS OF ALL KINDS BUILDING MATERIALS , # TIN AND WOODWARE HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES r HOLLOW-WARE OF ALL KINDS TUKPENTINE AND COOPERS TOOLS BRASH AND IRON WIRE CLOTH BoI.TINO CLOTH (ANCHOR BRAND) MILL ROCKS (II TO 40 INCH) MILL IKON SILVER PLATED GOODS III'BBS, SPOKES, AXES, SPRINGS, arm m a umm «Aium or otukh uouut, at WHOLESALE AID BETAIL. BM>UI uiocEß 1 ■ea.j.Mt I’Ofil, *». PIERC E SK EHA N, Mholrsslf tud Krtiul Dealer in Fine Groceries, Boole sad shuw. Clolbiug, For eign and Domestic Wlnm, Liquors and firgars A so. fikelian’a LVlebrated • GULDEN ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER, In bottle and In wood. Loudon tod Dublin Brown Stout, Scotch and Eng liab Ales, Liberal drduetions made to thwtrade. 174 BROUGHTON STREET, SAVANNAH, du-tf and 62 Liberty street, N. Y. Robt. Baifore’s, 151 Broughton Street, IS tbe place for good anil cheap Groceries Give him n call: be offer** for sale Ibe following articles: 2t 0 bbls Family Flour .200 do Pinkeye and Peach Blow Potatoes iuud Ujs choice Hams, shoulders and Sides 100 sacks Liverpool salt Black and Green Teas Crushed. Clarified and Brown Sugars Old Java. Bio and Ground Coffee Spices of all kinds « Sardines. Preserves, Citron, Ac Becker’s Sell Rising Flour Colgate’s Family Soap Goshen Butter •*. English Dairy Cheese Just received and forsalc Give me a call. do 6 kIBLIN, BEO. & BURKE, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALBS, WM m LIQUORS, CORKER WHIT Aik Kit STREET AND BAY I.ANK. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED It DELIVERED, anil -. If H. G. RUWE & CO., 'Wholesale GROCERIES i LIQUORS, WINES AND SECxARS, Corner Bryan and St. Julian and Jonnson Square, (FRONTING PULASKI HOIISK4 IIT Agents for « ALE AND LAGER. ; , * LUnstamly ou hand, an assortment of nizbin wij\rin. aop2B 3m WHISKEY! WHISKEY! FIXE OLD BRANDY, VINES, k 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, * '• Ul BAY STREET, (Herald Buildings. 4 v ’ ~ Also, . . Aleop’s Ale, Mars' Ale. Applee, Potatoes, Onions, Pickles, Mackerel, Cider and Cider Vinegar. Qpt6 . ts J. GARDNER rtKEB the liberty of Informing the public generally that be hae juit opened, and will always keep on band a fall supply ot Fresh Family Groceries, of all dvecriptionsnnd of the best quality, which he offers for ante at reasonable rates. Corner Junes and Barnard strdeia. at Khrlioh's old stand lilß-lm domestic^^^B I ALES WIUES JBIU^OIIS 6SfCARS SOLE AGENTS AND IMPORTERS op Ch. Farre Champagnes FOR THE STATE OF GEORGIA. *030" * —a nßr«wa s N Maiiiluid Scahs. T TSED by tbe United States and Foreign Govern- VJ menta for more then j THIK't’Y YEARS, Adapted to any branch of business for foreign or home markets. Warranted accurate and durable. Sales rooms No. S Barclay st., near Broadway. N. Y. ly R. BROWN. Manufacturer. JTC. KOQH, Dio. 38 Beckman Htheet Corner of William, '. NEW YORK,. ; Manufactnrer of Stationary, Photographic Albums, v Music Paper, Folios, Books, Ac n2l-8m • ‘ Freights TOR AUGUSTA, mtlE undesigned are prepared to receive goods at X their Warchpose.-free of expense rtnd cov ered by Insurance—for ehipment to Augusta and points beyond by their regular llbe of light draught boats. Apply to CHAS. t. COLBY/^ septlffl—tf t*)t. Bay and Atftrcorn sis, FOR AUUUSTA. The new light-draught steamer Minnie Brandt, will leave on her regular trip for Augusta on Friday, lflh Instant, at s s. in. a For freight or passage, with excellent accommoda Mobs, apply to r ' > LaROCHE A WRIT. = ■ dl4-2 - Jones* Block. FOR AUGUSTA, AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS, The Ught-draught steamer FXPKES S, Capt. J. H. MORGAN, is receiving freight this day at the Old Fiords Steam boat Wharf Riot of West Broad street, and will leave as above on Malai-day next, 16th. at 6 in. Tills boat Is new, bat large carrying capacity, la exceedingly light dsnught, can navfgaUi the river at lie lowest stage, and offers superior Inducements to shipper* Fur height, apply to 414 It 1 Bunding? iiayrirasl For Augusta, TUB M'KAMtm R. M. MAY, spjsarti JBxbSHSF i m "-" L - *- ■ ■ . _ B»me. FOB NiEW YOBK JEmsstxr'' «• *—« w. •MB W For freight, apply to CHARLES L. COLBY A (XA, “'•* Corner Alan born and Bey aU. Empire Lin©;. FOR NEW YORK. Atlantic* Mail Mtimmsklp Company. PASSAGE REDUCED TO - 00 w f:-. The new and feet tide-wheel steam SAN JACINTO. Izrreiand, mas SSfidE9b ter, will sail as above, on ffstsrdsjr, Dee. lfttli, mt o’clock. For freight or peerage, having nnsurpacsed sccom modations, apply to B. H. HARDEE, No. 12 Stoddard’s Range. GARRISON k ALLEN. Agents, dll No. S, Bowling Green, N. Y. Murray’s Lin© FOR NEW-. fifty YORK. The new end splendid ateamsklp VIRGO. Buikiey, master, will leave for the above port 00 Saturday, Dec. 14th, ut o’clock. For freight or passage, having splendid accommo- Uonu apply to OCTAVUB COHEN. STAR LINE. for new York. mt The fine Steamship NEVADA, Carpenter, Com mander will leave for tire above port on A Saturday, Dec. IS, at • o’clock 4. an. For freight or passage, having superior Mate ffbom accommodations, apply to dll BRIGHAM, BALDWIN * CO. FOR NEW YORK, ATLANTIC COAST MUL MSHIP COMPANY. Jim. PASSAGE AT REDUCED RATES. Pare *BO I Tbs very feet sailing Steamship EUT E R P E, J. B. BLDRIDQE, Commander, ■ ' r Will positively sell on bet regular day, Sunday, 17tk Hast., at S o’eloek a. in. For freight or passage, which will be ha low as any other line, apply to 414 JOHN R. WILDER, Agent. Pioneer Line; -Vs'- FOR NEW YORK. REDUCTION OF PASSAGE RATES! CmMa Paisage, 4M> Deck, DO The new and splendid steamship HUNTER, Rogers, commander, will leave for the above port on her regu lar day, Saturday, December 16, at • o’clock. For freight or paaaage, '.having superior accommo dations. apply to <ll3 HUNTER A GAMMELL FOR AUGUSTA, The new and very hat Reamer B C O R P I Ol ' Capt. N F. ROGERS, Will de detained until Friday, Dec. Utk, sat 8 o’clock st, m. • ■ .- ■ - on account of the weather, to afford shippers an op portunity of Handing their goods forward. For freight or passage, apply to ' KEIN A CO., <ll4-1 114 Bay street. V - t • For Doctortown AND Thomaisjvill©. The Steamers Gen. Shepley, . V Orient, and v*. / Clarion, Will make Tri-weekly Tripe to Doctortown, Hi con nection with the Atlantic and Golf Railroad, leaving Savannah on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. Through freight payable by shippers at ear office. Freight received daring the week, and stored free of expense. For freight or pusage apply to CHAS L COLBY A CO., ■2O Comer Abocetn and Bay streets. For Charleston, . rr The new Steamer CITY POINT, y . Capt Louie M. Coxatter, WU leave as abort ■vary latartay, at 0 a. ui. For height or passage apply to s R. W. ADAMS, or J. 8. CAHHUTHKKB. die Hodgson's Range, Bay street. FOR CHARLESTON, TOUCHING AT HILTON HEAD, The el eg eat steamer Charlow Houghton, UK I A HriUGIIE, ' .Cjiy** 1 " «• **•- •« ■matey Meaning, tails, • n'slnek* ful *»a.l -hi use .. ■dhatTi t --- ummu jg; SHIPPING. For Palatka, VIA BRUNSWICK, ST. MAHTS4I*!£*■" 1 NANDJNA, JACKSON mist JMdV PICOLATA. A *3l The new end lest sailing Steamer , LIZZIE BAKEEjz’j Capt. N. King, Havleg been placed permanently upon this route nlß* . leave for the shove places on K very Thursday Morning, nt IU o’clock. •For freight ot peessge, having splendid cabin act Cjamnodatlon, apply ou »joaril. at the Florida Steam Packet wharf, or to ~ „ CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM, Aganfo. Change of* iYay. j united STATES MAIL LITPHS ,4- FOR PAUTKA, FLA., VIA DARIEN, BRUNSWICK, ST. MA- * 1 RYS, FERNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE AND PICOLATA. * ' The Well known ateamer formerly the 8t Johns, hut now the >-Helen Ghetty, Capt O. M. INGRAHAM, WHI leave the wharf foot of West Baoad street EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 o’clock pre cisely for the above Landings. Fur freight or passage, apply on board or to L. S. BENNETT, Agent, * Corner West Broad and Bay streets, Asents—Darien. A. A. DeLortnt. Jacksonville. J. 8. Samis Jk Cos. Palatka, H. R. Teasdale. Freight payable by shippers. dl2 REGULAR WEEKLY STEAMER BETWEEN Savannah & Doctortown, Connecting regnlarly aud punctually with the At lantic and Gulf R. R. The new, light-draught, iron aide-wheal steamer TWO BOYS, (Mata boat to the William a Gibbons,! Capt THOMAS DANIELS, Having superior accommodation for freight and passengers equal trt any of the ocean steamers, will ply regularly between tbe above points, • Leasing SAVANNAH every TUESDAY MORNING DaYmoRNING U ‘* DOCTO * TOWN ew J THURB - Is the desire of the owners of the Two Bore to make her an accommodation bast for the merchants of Savanpah and the merchants and planters along the line of the A. AG. R. R„ until the completion or that road. and with this object in view, no effort will be spared on the pert of her owuers, agents and of ficers, to meet the wants of the freighting and trevel lingpnblla. Freight stored to our warehouse on Dillon's wharf free Os charge. • ERWIN A HARDEE D. Janes Dillon, Agt at Doctortown. <H2-2W FOR BALTIMORE. Tbe magnificent iron side-wheel Steamship RICHMOND Will sun for Baltimore on Saturday, Dec. 16} at o’clock. Th© accommodatioufl for passengers on board this steamer are superb, and travellers desirous of viaitiDr New York and other Northern cities, will save two hundred miles of sea travel and act throogh tickets st tbe same rates as charged by other lines. Dy taking passage on the Richmond. • For freight or passage apply to LaROCHE * WEST, Agents, dU ~ 6 Jones’ Block. , FOR " ’ ' J ' L HAWKINSVILLE AND MACON, , THE TM A TVTTTFX QOMimp, CAPTAIN HORNE, Will leave aa abovo with despatch. For freight, which will be reectved at the Upper Hydraulic Press Yard, aad covered by insurance until placed on board the steamer, apply to “ e * BRIGHAM. BALDWIN A CO. , FOR Rio De Janeiro. ~ • CALLING AT St. Thomas, Para, Pernambuco and Bahia The United States and Brazil Mall jrfjfWsqFfz? Company will dispatch -iljk■ LCkj—ri-. On the 00th us every month, 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 Post Office. An experienced Burgeon will be in attendance a boatd.. . For freight aa nasaage, having splendid accommo datlons, apply o THOMAS ABENCIO A 00., oct!1-3m No. IT, Broadway, Nejr York. For Liverpool. sjjvust ■Msasfaeiisafjf”'“»"*«• LaROCHE, GADBN A UNOfeLES, a2Utl ' Ageotk. For Liverpool. The new ffrst claaa clippar ship VIRGINIA,, WEEKS, Commander, la now loading rapidly at Lower Press, and having large engagement*will buy* quick despatch. For freight or passage (taken at lowest tales) apply <0 * CHAS. L COLBY A CO., o'*** *■ coiner Ahercoru aud Ray sta. FOE LIVERPOOL ~ tfiv The Rritlah betk CROBCO. Gamy, mas ter, capacity lew Bales Lotion. 3Bt CAUUHRY, R£KLaaMHHteMMMMMteIMIIUHISMR Fire Crackers. OIVBNTT FIVE buses Phre crackers, hut raasleed b, ; dIM 1»* Bay at reel. THK BINGHAM BCHOOL, MLHANKVIIJ.K, N C, 'I'MB aast Msefov iwgiua Maich tik IS*A sad mm 1 llaeae Mly w.ekf uSa.ua tu % people us 11.. goal and HoaUi Ike dvamagU of aVuhiLat MM withs Hinter *asute.^|m|'^w|u|^<lieM^