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gA_V A NNAH,
Depart tire ul tbtuiklpi anil tuuaara.
ton new rout.
Mteamehip America, Wcdneaday. IV .ember JWh.at
» o- c tock p m
Steamship Han Jacinto, Saturday, December loth,
at o'clock
euam.-iup ZoiHac, Saturday, December ioth, at
o'diock.
for *roc«T4. a
Steamer Swan, every week.
Steamer Will. U. Gibbous, every Saturday morning
at» a. in.
FOR CHARI E3TON.
Steamer Cbarlea Houghton, every Tuesday morn
ing at 8 o'clock.
Steamer City Point, every Saturday morning, at 8
o'clock.
FOB DOCTORTOWN.
Steamer Two Boys, every Tueeday morning, at 8
o'clock. „
Steamer Orient, every Tuesday morning, at 7
o'clock.
Steamer Gen. Shepley, every Sunday morning,
at 7 o'clock, ‘
Steamer Clarion, every Thursday morning, at 7
o'clock.
FOR THO»IASVII.tX.
Steamer O. F. Putter, every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday morning, at 7 o'clock.
FOR FLORIDA.
Steamer Fannie, every Tuesday morning, at lu
o’clock.
Steamer Fountain, every Tueada;’ morning, at
10 o’clock. *
Steamer City Point, every Wednesday afternoon,
at 4 o’clock.
Steamer Lizzie Baker, every Thuisday morning, at
10 o'clock
steamer St. Johns, every Saturday morning, at
10 o’cloek.
Steamer Helen Getty, eveiy. Saturday morning, at
10 o'clock.
River Is rELLiGENcz.—Sunday evening last the
steamer Minnie Brandt, CapL Travis, arrived from
Augusta. We are further Indebted to Purser Teat
man for a full report of river news :
Dec. 22d, 13 o’clock, met steamer Express at Green
wood's Bar; 4.30 met Fannie Lehr at Buzzard’s Bar.
23d, 3 o’clock, met steamer Amazon at Mcßeau’s
Reach; 8% met steamer Falcon at Shell Bluff; 8 P.
M. met unknown steamer just above obstructions;
7i, A. M met steamer Maly Ella, at Prescott's Reach;
lz met steamer L. Enos at Dick’s Lookout; 3 met
steamer Geu. Berry at Poor Robin; 7H P. M. met
steamer Wnt. Gibbous at Lee's Lauding. 24tli. BA.
41 met steamer blandish at Sisters’ Ferry; 10?< A. M.
met steamer Harry Carroll at Boykin's Bar; I>,' P. M.
met steamer Scorpio at Bridge Polut; 3 P. M. met
sseamer Goodaell at Purysburg.
Savannah SvkoHlks Wind-bound at Port Roy
al.—Wc leuru by an arrival from Hilton Head yes
terday, that the New York steamships San Salvador,
Leo ami Constitution, which sailed from here on Sal
urday, met a heavy gale Just outside the bar on Sat
urday eveulug and were compelled to make Port
Royal harbor, for an anchorage. The steamships re
mained there until Sunday evening, when they sailed
agaiu for New York.
Solomon's LodorNo. 1, A. F. If.—At Die annual
communication of lids Lodge, held on laal Thursday
evening, the 21st lust., the following brethren wore
elected to serve for the yeat A. L., SS66:
P. M. Richard T. Turner, W. M. ; Bro. John Nlcol
aon, H. W.; Bro. Johu Foley, J. W.; Bio. James
LachlifiOß, Jr., Treasurer; Bin. J. Holbrook Estill,
Secretary ; Bro. Johu A. Urquhnrt, S. D. ; Bro. H. L.
Schreiner, J. D. ; Bro. William F. Parker, Tyler.
The Comet’s Caruo.—The steamer Ella, with 346
hale* of upland cotton arrived yesterday afternoon
from the nomulgee River. Her cargo consists eu'
entirely of a portion of the cargo of the steamer
Comet snagged and sunk in Ocmulgte river on the
2nd Inst. Capt. Wilson has remained Uv the wreck
and has succeeded in saving cargo to a great ex
tent.
In Distuehs.—The steamship Lulu, Capt. Taber,
from New York on the 16th lust., with a full cargo
of merchandize bound to Mobile, arrived here yes
terday In distress. Ou the l»th Inst, south of Hat
teras.the steamer eucountered a severe gale of wind
and sprung a leak, aud has put In here for a harbor
and repairs.
Stfaukk Jcff Davis—Till* valuable Government
transport, which for many months ha* been per
forming duty in the Ordinance Department, being In
use of a party at work dismantling the rortiffca
tlonsou the coast, la now at the government machine
shop, St. Helena Island, South Carolina, undergoing
a complete course of repair*. Tbe Davla will be
ready In about two weeks.
Steamer Fannie.—Tilts steamer which was un
avoidably detained in port by bad weather will leave
for JacksonvUe this morning at ten o'clock.
From Mat.anzar.—The brig Monticello, dve' days
from Matau/.as, co Richardson A Barnard, arrived
day before yesterday with a cargo ol' molasses, sugar
and fruit. The molasses and sugar, we learu, are
to be sold at auction on the wharf tomorrow.
Tax Theatre.—Last evening was an eventful
one, returning an old favorite, Mr. W. H. Crisp, and
introducing anew attraction In the person of Miss
Rose Wood, the charming daiiteu.ee. We have only
room to say, that the debut of Miss Wood created a
genuine furore. Beautiful In person, graceful in
style, aud tasterul In costume, she carried the house
by perfect storm. She makes her last appearance on
*our boards to-niglit.
THE COURTS.
BEFORE HIS HONOR E; C. ANDERSON.
Savannah, Dec. 26,1865.
City of Saownah vs. James Aaron, improper con
duit-violating market relative to forestalling the
market, 6x A. M. Dec. 2lst, 1866. The defendant
laiiiug to appeoj, was ordered to be arrested.
City of Savannah va. J. D. Mcl.usky, a city police
man. improper conduct--arresting B. Stamm iu his
own bouse without cause, 10 A. M. Dec. 26tli, 1866.
The defendant was found guilty aud hoed iu tbe sum
of tweuty dollar*
City of Savannah vs. A. Sprowl. Improper con
duct—drunk in the streets, 2>f P. H. Dec. 241 h 1866.
The prisoner in this case having escaped from th*
guard house, the officai ou duly was held amenable.
City ot Savannah vs. Chas. Lawrence. Improper
conduct—druuk and disorderly In the streets and re
sisting patrol iu the discharge of their duties, 12 M.
i Dec 26th, 1866. The defendant was.found guilty aud
uued lu the sum of three dollars, city portion remit
ted.
City ut Savannah v*. Thomas Cooke, improper
conduct-drunk aud disorderly iu tha market, 12>J
f M Dec. 26th, 1866. Found guilty and fined iu the
sum ot three dollars. .
City of Savannah vs. Prentice Flannlgau. Improper
conduct, threatuing lire of witness and using abusive
language to wltuess and wife of wltuess 6 p. in,
Dec. 06th, 1866. Turned over to a Justice or tbe
Peace rag prosecution.
iff" The ~ladles, iu their sovereign capacity as
Judges of emotional enjoy incut, huve decided Ulut uo
Pennine lu existence produces the same delicioua
seimutlona as are experienced while Inhaling the
■exquisite fragrance of Phahiu’s“Mght-BloomlugCe-
y, Utepahh. d-2T-3d.
MhlpplnK Intelligence.
Miniature Almanac -Thl* Day.
Bun rises 7 uiMoon rise* 1 61
Suu sets 6 21 High water... 4 *
• PORT OF SAVANNAH
TOMMY. Dec 44. 1*66.
Arrived •
bie*m»hlp America, Lindt, New York—Brigham,
•aldwiu A Cos.
xu'sinshlp Lulu. Taber, from New York, Dec 16111,
bcuud lo Mobile, put lu by strew of wtalher, apiuug
a .e«k southward of Uallvrit* Dec 16th
Su-umerOlty Point, t'oxettsr, Palatka hr.—K W
Aiiaiut.
Sirauiri Kuuule, U. Nelly, Palalk*, #lo— t M My
ran
Oteainrr Clailoii, Mutae, Do, lurtown ~Chk» L
“Why h i.'o.
W'sums, HUrui* Brandt, Travis, hugusla Lttoi h*
* "**t
hug MmUbsiio, *' 4 Mouu, Met*lias* HnUsr.Uuu
* b»ya w *^
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l>l*wMi
Uiius* I*. 1 *. t u,> “**»"»': ' hsMWiuM H W
Im|w»r6»
1 hj'S M'«Ui*Uu. from Malsoras ',ls kluM wo
b. ‘ bills Jo s hl.d. MUsroVS'l'l SU66I
»l’v I'pmbjVoll BhMpKi MOW 48*061# 6*l
lisobie How It *so**llt» *•» itahto
Maud cotton, <1 do aea Island do, Han bides, and
Par steamer (Morion. from Dortortown—lu bah a
cotton.
PUMSgcri. *
Pet steamship America, from New York—W Rice
and wife, L A Faliegani aud wile. W H Hives, E W
Brooks. H » Pannelee, K Dexter. WC Wood. P W
While, J Card/, A Splitter, \Y F Plopey, A Donets, C
Rke, J Davis. Nancy Keilly. J W Must. C W' Bolton.
8 W Shermsu, J Brewster. M J Williams. K H Owen,
and 6 meet age.
Per steamer Fannie, (Fom Jacksonville, etc-KB
Austin, Capt H B Howell. D Huaentiiall. aud 1 deck.
Per steamer Minnie Biandt. from Augusta— BF
Campbell, C N Howard. Mrs Reynolds aud sou. J T
Fetter and ll men.
Consignees.
Per steamer Clarion, from Doctortown—Tlson Jt
G, P H Behu, J L VlUaionga. A M Cohen A Bro, R
Non.
Per steamer Minnie Brandt, Horn Augusta—J W
Anderson A Son, J K Wilder, R Habersham A Son.
Hunter A G, W Baaaluger. J McMahon, WrlgJH, G A
Per steamer Fannie, from Jacksonville, etc—Bryan,
H A Cos, Tieou A U, A Camplicll, J V Habersham, M.
Thomas A to, M H Williams and others.
Per steamship America, from New York—Brigham,
B A Cos, B A Kahn, T H Balshaw, C Ahrens. CL Col
by A Cos, C, Purse, C R K, K Condon, J H Deppish, M
J Doyle, Etneiciu A K, A Fernandez, Fellner A P, D
Fiunegau, M Feral A Cos, Harriet B Gay lord, S Good
all, J McGrath, c L Gilbert, J Gross A Cos. C M Halst,
Holcomb t do, R Haliershaui A do. G M Heidt, E A
Well, A M Scarborough, T W Shea, Stuart A Cos, M J
Solomon. A A Solomon A do, J B Klee, G Paine, P A
Tucker, J Oliver, O Ott, Jones A W, A B Ives, Lovell
it L, Latbrop A do, J Langsdorl A do, W W Lincoln,
J heavy A Cos, M S Meyer, M, Thomas A Cos, C L Neid
llnger, S 8 Wiley. Adams Ex Cos, B A Smith, T Bate
son, A duheu, Erwin A H, G C Freeman, Hunter A
G, Rein A do. J M Klnchley. R J Lurcombe, South
ern Esth Fff Sims, W HStark, E CWade, G IV A
G U Lumai, J It Wilder, E W Hyatt, J YUlalunga, 8
P Hamilton, G T Nichols, Linvillc A G, P Reilly, CD
Huger*, K Owen, L S Bennett, aud others.
LISP UV VESSELS IN Tilth PORT UV
SAVANNAH.
savannah, Dec. 27, 1884.
steamships.
Nightingale, Breaker, loading. New York—John R
Wilder.
North Point, Smith, loading, Baltimore—Laßoche
A West.
Leo, Merrill, loading, New York—O Cohen.
San Salvador, Adkins, loading. New York—B H
Hardee.
Constitution, Merrill, loading. New York—Brigham,
Baldwin A Cos.
SHIPS.
Mont Blauc, Donnell, 700, loading, Liverpool—La
Roche, Gaden A Cackles.
Virginia, Weeks, 1,044, loading at Lamar's Press,
for Liverpool—CL Colby A Cos.
ThorwaUon, (Br) Bromage, discharging—Reid A
Stewart.
Favoi ite, (Brj Spain, discharging—E A Sonllard.
Herald, Calvert, loading, Liverpool—c Green A
Son.
Mozart, (Br) Smith, tons, discharging—T R A
J G Mills.
County of Pictou, (Br) McKenzie, discharging—C
Green A Cos.
Bark LTeadnaught, (Br) Smith, loading, Liverpool
—C L Colby A Cos.
RANKS.
Craeso, (Br) Carrey, tons, loading. Liverpool—
R I Caughey.
Tephyrine, Penlston, loading, Liverpool—Reid A
Stewart.
*7 A Flatlnlus, Plnkbam, discharging—C L Colby
A Cos. -
Colonist, (Br) Taylor, discharging—Chaa Green A
Son.
Evening Star, Fry, discharging—Yonge A Nixon.
BRIGS.
Atlantic, Wark, 101 tons, discharging—B, Wylly A
Christian.
K C Wright, Hugg, discharging—R Habersham A
Son.
Ella, Brown, waiting—R A Soullard.
John W Lovitt, Ullllot, loading, St Johns, N B
Yonge A Nixon.
Daniel Boone, repairing.
Potomac, Perkins, loading, New York—W H Stark
Resolute, Lane, bound to Darien, repairing.
SCHOONERS.
John M Broomall, Douglass, loading. New York—
Chas L Colby A Cos.
Pearl, (Br) Rtordon, discharging—Beil, Wylly A
Christian.
Waller Raleigh, loading, Boston—Hunter A Gam
mell.
Clara Ella, Dexter, discharging—E A Bindley.
Rachel VauneißiKii, High, discharging—Hunter A
Gammed.
Young Teaser, Mortou, discharging—Van Horn
Hslyoke A Murray.
Caltsla, Hall, loading, New York—C L Colby A Cos.,
r LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining lu the Savannah Post OtUee Dec. 26th
1806. Pei sous calling for these letters will please say
•• Advertised,” and come prepared with the neces
sary change (4 cents).
LsdUi' List.
B.
Burgs, Ellen Bourquiu, E Florence
Baker, Eley Blunt, Mary
Bowman. Amanda 2 Buckner. Matilda E
Banely, A E rare Brooks, M E mrs
Bradwell. Chas mrs Bieumout, mrs
Branch, C S mi's 2 Bradley, Mary A
Bolls, Mary 2 Brown, Patsey Anna
Brocker, Martha A Bresden, mrs
c.
Cornell, Catie Carson, Ann 2
Cass. Jas mrs Cnslck. Ellen •
Curtis, Johannah Clark, Harriet
Chenier, Jane A Churchill, W mm
Carter; Jennie F Cessar, Mary C|
Clark, Mary Cloud, Mary
D.
Dryer, Helena 2 Dickerson, Marie S
Daniels. Jane Davis, Maly
Dasher, L L Davenport, Mother
E. .
Eady, Laura 2
F.
Furguson, G L 2 Franks, Julia
G.
Gray, Agnes George, Mary E
Grayson, Amelia Gibson, Margaret A
Oaherty, Eliza Gammon. J F
Gucrard, Elliott mrs Gearon, Johanna
Great, Mary Green, Jane
' „ H.
Holden, E B mrs Houston, Mary
Hamilton, Hattie Hilliard, Mary E
Hewlt, Mary Henderson, J M mrs
Houston, Hannah Hopkins, mrs
Ulneman, Mollie Houston, Mary W
Heine, Mary Uoustou, Fanny
Ihiey, Jeauule H
i.
Johnson, Mary Jones, Lida
Jones, Susan KB .
K.
Kennedy, Annie M King. Laura
King, Aim King, Mury 2
Keiinard, J S Kemp, mrs
Kelly, Laura M Kent, Minnie
L.
Love Elizabeth I.yens, Kate
Lord, Jane Lee, Mary
M.
Moundyre, Charlotte . McKenzie. Eliza H
Miller, Amanda McCiuaky, Ann I.—
Mitchell, Jane ' Moreland, Ablguit
McLeod, Julia Miller, Jane
McFarlau”, Susan McGlolue, 4faiy A
McCaley, Sarah McCarthy. Mary
Meeklu, Ann Morse, furs
Murphy. Ellen McCarter, Mary A
Masters, Eliza McDonald, Maiy
Morrison, EUza
N. •
Nichols, J A Neuson, Johanna
O.
Olmstead, Charles H mrs Orourk, Juliainrs
P.
Posey, Jeauule Powell, Ann mrs
Pounder, Auuie mm Palmer, Amanda mm
R.
Rivers, J Tomland mrs Kboney, Rachel mm
Robinson, Milly mrs
8.
Sutcliffe, Geo mrs Stanford, Elizabeth mm
Uchwoab, A A mm Scab rook. K M mrs
bmyth, Margaret turn Sullivan. Catherine ram
Smith, Wrn 1) mrs Smith, Adeline mrs
Sullivan. Jane mrs Simmons, Annie.
Smith, Georgia King turn Smith, J B ninf
Steeuberger, Ellen
T.
Thomas. Ida L Taylor, Annie mrs
Taylor, Phebe 'laylor, Ida
Those, Penny uim Theiw, K u mrs
W.
Wilson, C S mis Wade, Margaret
WUklna, James Slurs While, Marfa E mrs
Wood. A lasts mi s Wakefield. Mary mrs
W illiams, Mary Jane Williams, Rachael
Wlcka, Maiy Auu urn Wicke, Jane Ann mm
Wateou, M WlikluSf Mary «
Wessllsiusit’e l.lel.
A. •
Aueitii, John Auetlu, UJ
H
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WBUr 9 it BawMlmUu, t and
liiti » It BalGi, r
Brown, Cbarlea ttaaibrlck. Theo
Barr, C J Burma. Win
Mob**. John 11 Bradwell. Hal
Banleld. J 8 i Brown, Wm
Barbee. John Beuily, Hoi
Bailey . John Bradatreei. Hu W 2
Bnrna, Jaa Sofswonli. Win *
Brady , Jem- Bradley. W W
Butler, Jame- • Brails fold. W m
Boiler. John S Bartley, Wui A
Buckeil. John Bacon. W in so
Byer, John Bordlay. Win U
Blount, Jolm Bryant. W H
c. '
Camp. Horace Colcord, Ezra
Cannan. Mager circopely, Fiaucla 4 .
Cozby, J S oannet, F A 2
Clopton, James A -J Champion. Frauds A
Cavanaugh. J H Carlion, G E
Connell, Lawrence Cowley, Barvy
riieesborough, A F Cook, Hu
Cradot, C Colsen, Wm
Cook, C A Creek. Wm »
Collins, Chas 2 Collins. Miles 2
Clark, Chas Clark. M G
Cohen, M E
D.
Dupent, W D Hartley, J
Dulton, H F Duocan. James W
Dutton. H 8 Dickerson. Wm
Dutton, li Dunham. Wm
Davis, Hiram S Davidson. M 41
Dedrick, Judsen J
_ E.
Elkins, Harraon *■ East mead, Lewis $
Kades, H F 2
F.
Fuger, Jolmnie A Frazier, Frederick
Footman, Joe E Farrell, John
Farris, T M Frazier, J C
Furguson, Thomas Fitzgerald, John
Fisher, Fred C . Flfnn, J C
Fulton, Thos Fay, Jas S
Farrell, Wm Furgusen, James
Foote, Wm G , Barham. J F
Frazier, Wm E Fount, John
Fiiay, F Flnlayaon, John
Q.
Golinskey, A • Grothers, M 2
Getty, Archibald A Cos Gardner, John H
Guerard, E L 2 G&uldin, John
"H. , ■
Hopklu, Conrad Holleran, John
Herde, Columbus Hayes« Joseph
Harman, A A Healv, John
Hiller, Ed ■ Henderson, Medwell
Hills, E S Humphrey, M
Hull, F E Hogan, J M 2
Hatch, Frank P 2 Heron, Robt D
Hudson, H A Hutchinson, S C
Hall, H A Hickey, Thos
Hudson. Henfy Harvis, sonua
Henblaek, Joseph v Henry, J L
Henderson, J M Howard, W H
Hauston, John Heany, Wm P
Huger, dr Jas A Hall, Wm A
J.
Johns, John H Judd, LA
Jackson, J L Irwin, Lute B
Jenkens, Johu Jackson, Wm
Josey, Uustin Jackson. Wm V 2
Jackson, Jack
K.
Kaler, A Kay, J A Bro
Kessler, Aaron Kavenaugh, Jeremiah
Knight, Geo A 2 Kelly, Joseph
Kirk, Geo W 2 Kilpatrick, John T
Kirkland, Geo *• Kenny, mr »
Kelly, T King, Wm
Kalirs,Geo '
L.
Levins, Morris • Lafrance.J K
Legrter, Edward a Laßose, Joseph
Leffberry, Euglne M Laßose, Peter
Levy, Edgar M 2 Larkin, Wm 2
LaMotte, J W Lane, Wm H
Lindsay, Joseph 2 Levlrs, Wm H
Lluebetger, John T l.indenstead, Wm
Lovett, Jacob Langley , W M
Larkin, John 2
m
Murphy, Thomas Moore, E
Mills, Chas L Makiu,.E D
Maxwell A Cos McNichols, E O
Mlscally, D W Makio, E J . .
Mahon, James McNelty, F B
Morton, Geo Moore, F M
McGinley, Geo MUleti, Robt W 2
McKenna, H Morrison, Francis
Merritt, H A Murdock, J H
Harston,.Hliam P MontegriiVo, A
Mullen, Johu A McGreal, Andrew
Mcßea, Farquahar Manelllv, CHS
Manning, James Mauvlc, Chas H
Martin, J K -Mackey, Uaoe
Melhon, Johu Mathews, David.
McGrath, James M McQuarrie, Johu H
Morrison, John Moody, Johu
Mitchell, Johu 2 McKenzie, •
Mathewson, J O ' Miller, Jacob
McFarland, J T 2 McCarthy, James
Mcßride, Jereuilak Mathews, James B
McDaniel, James T Murpliy, John
McGee, James Mcßea, J B
Medley, J Mllllkca, M J
Muyer, John A Mcßride, Michael
Myers, Sami McFurle, Thus
Mhuson, Albert L McFarland, Theo
Middleton, A 4!ifchell, Thos W
Mason, A J 2 McFarlane, Victor 4
Murdock. E M McConnell, W G
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Nichols, Geo H 2 Norwood, W G
Nolen, John Kevlll, Wm G
Norvell, Lewi* . •
o.
Oliver, dr James Olmsted, col C H
Oates, Geo A 2
P- .
Pfejter, Mathias Potter, James A
Parsons, dr Thos J Potter, J B
Price, Wm OJr Porter. N M
Parker, Wm F Pitchaid, E M 3
Purdes, Wm R Palmer, E E
Finder. John Bcnj Palmer Anthony
R.
Reely, Michael Richardsen, John
Hechter, Wm. Rosenthal, J
Rutledge, Jolly Renolds, James
fieon, James H Rich, J S
Jonan, John 8 Reaeiiflehl, J a Bro
Richardson, James Ryerson Jk Bro
8.
Smith, George J Smith. Aliton
Simpson, Wm H Smith, James
Stone, Thomas Skinner, capt J E
Savage. Thomas W Sweeny, John
Sterete, Sami Stelnburg, John
Scott, Wm J Smith, E R
Stuart, Edwin Smith, Chancy F
Sheftall, James A Saussey, Clement
Shine, James Smith, rev EH
Stewart, James T Subbty, Chas
Stewart, James S Saddler A H
Spelman, Johu Schwaab, A
Sullivan, .lames Sadler, Alexander
Schalz, Julius Stoue, dr A B
Schnider, J R Smith, It Jaa C
T.
Teddlngs, Patrick Thynn, John
Treal, Peter Tyson, MJS
Tlson, Joseph Tate, John
Tillman, Isfuh Tilnev, J
Thomas, John H
w.
White, D G Wilson, James
Wise, Charles 4 White, J * •
Williams, capt Walker, P A
Wright, Alex P Walsh, Jerry
White, A/ i Williams. Joseph
Wade, Hampton Wllepx, J-R
Williams. M B Wilson. James H
White, Steele. McA Wand, James
Wailley, 41 D Williams, Johu A
White. Robt H Williams, Brother A Cos 2
Wilson, W M - Weber Brbs
•Way, dr W U White A Retell
Warren, rev Israel P 2 To the Rector and Warder
Wilkinson. Johu of St Stephens Church
White, J E
A. L HARRIS, P. M
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION!
Every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday Evening,
AT THE STORE ON BROUGHTON STREET,
• p Third door from Bull,
Where will be offered a general assortment of Dry
Gouda, Boot* anil Shura, Hosiery, Under-clothing,
Books. Yankee Notions, Jewelry, Ac , Ac., at the pur
chaser's own price*.
Term* cash; sales positive. dt 90
AT AUCTION. ~
Mjr BELL, WYLLY it CHRISTIAN
In front of the Court House on the Drat TUESDAY
lu January’ next, between the legal hour* of sale,
will be sold;
Uoce Uope Plantation,
Situated on tbe Savannah river, 14 mile* from the
city. eonluiuliiK iI.uCU) Teu llnudred aud Sixty acre*,
tluu; Thr-'t’ hundred of which 1* Iml quality tld*
Swamp. Hi< c laud ; (ISO) one buudMd aud My acres
rvclaiuicd. uud il6tn ou* hundred 4Rd arty acre* r*
quires ditches lo lwcl*au**d; (3001 three bundled
acre* col lon and provision land. Balaur* w*il tlui
bared. Uiaue* aiittli leui to accommodate (76y seven
ly Dvr huftff
Barn*, Maid**. Blunlrekaa**, Ac
Terms mail* known on day of aal* OJu ld
hka inland mniut and oumiukvi
OUTFIT AT AUCTION
B«Ii, Wylly A Chriitlan,
“ ■arasu.saaA *.uar**'
Tha o»w H»a lata ml MiM«L rumple lely turWakad
wits o*w ioiwlMm* of Ik* taum style
tun,
i «*• Billimd Tale**
»lie **•» tßaa* Sal*, htlefceir koißHote, t< , Ac.
lie.lorl WMb all Ul* ouU.uli>llM« *hhß •Tip
the floiri, loa, 0# leadoi lake* dovo aud iwsunl
IWM
#ow IP WM S’ MIU patchaMie pm u
AUCTIONS.
UNDERWRITERS HAIX
By Belt, Wylly A ( BrLIUu.
THIS DAY, at ltlu'dota iu .rout of Store, will be
■old ibr accouut oi I’ndetwrUer* and all con
cerned.
(lue caae, so pair, Miaaoa' Congreap Oaitera,
Damaged on hoard of ateamatiip Nighiingale, from
New Yurk to Ihla port, and .old under inspection of
tbe Port Warden*. Term* cash, <127-1
AUCTION, AUCTION, AUCTION.
BY BELL, WYLLY dt CHRISTIAN.
la front of IheA'oart House, between Hie legal hours
of sale, will be sold, on TUBBDAY, 2d January,
18C4,
38 Valuable City Lots. Fee Simple.
These Lota are mostly unimproved,eliu tied west of
Bryan street, near Fabm street.
Term, cash, purchasers paying, for Title*. Plan
can be seen at onr office. I d27-td
A UCTION, AUCTION 7
By Bell Wylly A Christian
Will be hold at ouetion THIS DAY, at 11 o'clock, In
front of store.
Jewelry of all kinds,
Photograph Alums,
Am) various Presents suitable for New Tsar
Sale Positive. • d27-l
UNDERWRITERS' SALeT*
By Bell, Wylly A ChrbtUu
THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, in front of Store, will be
■old far account of whom if may concern,
TWO BOXES HARDWARE,
Damaged on board of steamer Savannah, sank In
Savannah river, and Bold by order of Underwriters'
Agent d27-l
UNDERWRITERS' SALE.
By Bell, W ylly A ( hristiau.
THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, in front of store, will be
sold for account ot Underwriters and all con
csrned,
* 2 BARRELS FLOUR
Damaged on board of brig Potomac, from llew York,
and sold under inspection oi Port Warden*.
d27 1
ESTATE SALE.
By Bell, Wylly A Cferlitlaii.
On tbe tint TUESDAY in January next, within tbe
legal boon of sale, will be sold In front ol the Court
House, in Savannah:
The Lot ou the corner of West Broad and New
streets, South Oglethorpe Ward, 100 fiet fronton
West Broad street, by 2SO ou New street. The im
provements consist of three houses, which rent at
SBOO per annum.
Sold jor a division between tbe helm.
dlLtawtf
Liquors, Sugars and Tobacco.
AT AUCTION.
By Bel), Wylly A ( ltristinu.
On WEDNESDAY, December «t 12 o'clock, will
be sold at the Warehouse of Messrs. O'*’allow A
Cos., coiner of Bay and Lincoln streets, for account
of whom, it may concern:
2(2 dozen Right Bower Smoking Tobacco,
78 dozen two cvz. Bi»r Lick Mmoiting Tobacco
3d dozen four os. Big Lick Smok in? Tobacco,
61C half pound bales \ iolet Smoking Tobacco,
300 one pound bales Violet Smoking Tobacco,
180 dozen two oz. Manilla Smoking Tobacco,
100 groan Tin Foil Talisman Chewing Tobacco.
2800 Henry Clay Spanish Segars,
6800 London Puuch Spanish Segars,
4100 Caobo. Spanish began?.
10 eighth casks Peiiet, Castiilon & Cos., 18G4
Brandy, warranted pure and genuine -a
line article, with certidcate. Duty paid.
00-dtmijohns pare Holland Qia. Duty paid.
76 cases Dranuy, In bond.
Terms cash. decW
UNDERWRITER’S SALE.
BY BELL, WYLLY A CHRISTIAN.
TO-MORROW, Tusuday. Dec. 28, at 10 o'clock. In
front of Store, will be sold fur account of Underwri
ters aud all concerned,
One rase, 60 pairs, Misses’ Congress Waiters,
Damaged on board steamer , from New York to
thl* port, and sold under inipeetion of the Port War
den*. Term* ca»h. d.czs
at private sale. '
By Bell, Wylly-& Christian.
Small L&ts of . Land.
There having been eo many applications for Small
Tracts of Land for location, the owner of the above
Land, feeling a disposition to meet thl* demand, has
placed In the market, for a lew day*, Lota of Five
Acres, or more, part cleared, on the Augusta Road. op.
poaite to the three mile stone, also on tbe White Bluff
Road, opposite to the two mile atone. tf-nHi
AT PRIVATE SALE.
By Bell, Wylly A Christian. •
100 acre* of Land, situated on the Vernon river,
about nine miles from this city. The improdFhicnts
consial of dwelling, barn, ttables, and otlitr neces
sary out-bnildinga.
An abundance of ffafa, oysters, shrimp, Ac., con
veniently obtained.
Price of property, $2,000. u2B-tf
Sifle-WHcel Iron Steamship Annie,
AT AUCTION,
By Bell, Wylly A Chriitlan.
On SATURDAY, 30th Inst., at 12 o’clock m., will b*
sold, In front of the Exchange, on Bay, fronting
Bull street, *
The Side-Wheel Iron Steamship Annie, 260 ton*
bnrthen, 103 feet 10ng,21 fe*t beam, 11 feet depth of
hold, drawing light 6)4 feet, together with all her
tackle and apparel and two good boat* EugiaezAu
chore, Hawsers, Tools, Rubber Hose, <6c.
Terms cash. d!7-4
By Bell, Wylly k ChrlstluD.
AT PRIVATE BALE. *
46 sera* of fin* Garden Lund, within tbe limits of ths
city. The Improvement* consists of a first class cottage
dwelling, gothic style, containing six large rooms, with
marble mantel piece, dining room, kitchen, library room
furnished with shelves and glass doors. Outbuildings
consists of larm house, coutaluing seven rooms, barn
carriage house and "tables. Purcha-er can have the re
fusal of corn, fodder, hay, horses, mules, baggies arid
wagons.
Also,
4430 acres ot heavily timbered laud, situated twenty
(40) miles from the city, between the Ogeecliee and
< kneochee Roods. An excellent location for a mill, or
an A. No. 1 turpentine plantation. 100 acres of the
above cleared. Improvements consist* of two Btnall
dwelling houses, with stables, crib*, Ac. tf-ulB
BV BELL, WYLLY AT CHRBTIAN. .
' AT PRIVATE BALE.
The West Half of Lot No. 2, Calhoun Ward, fronting
on Jones street.
Tbe improvements consist of a finely finished
Brick Residence contatnlug Ten Boom* with gas
throughout, and a well of excellent water and n fine
PorccPump. dIS-tf
UNDERWRITERS’ BALE. '
York, Williams, Mclutire
A Cos.
THIS DA¥, at 10 o'clock, lu Iront of Store, will
sell,
48 BOXES SOAP,
Damaged on board the steamship Tybee, on her pas
sage irom Nsw York to this por(,a*d sold for ac
count of Underwriter* and all concerned. d47
York, William**, Mclutire
Ac Cos.
WIU sell at suction THIS DAY, In trjrat of Store, it
10 o'clock,
3 hhd* Caron shoulder*,
40 boxes Lemons, good order,
iu hdd* Bacon sides,
8 ttorevs Sugar Cored Shoulders,
lo bbl* Pig lnould*rs.
40 bet** Oswego Starch,
30 botee Adamantine i 'undies.
6« box,'* Ksr,«eu> Oil, in Bvc gallon earn, two
, »u» lu box,
All luvoim of Dry Good*
Alan.
I Fin# Buggy. ny, i
By Blun ft NUytr.
Will toll nl SlMtlou Tg-MOHIIGW, V<Hlt InsL, iu
front of store m i"u’*,uc4
V hhd* klu it. l Uh oo Htdre
6 hlolt Nag*,« uLj Him,
■*> hM* ' " siioai4«i ware.
■ hkdt ahuuldsis,
40 irtlw t lwtrast Family Baiitr,
6u UtaUMUid
Ata',
AeMlhxm D,y Uumtt nn l hse.ll M*i«,
0 **•»*»•
4| ,(6ss*ri<k**lvlF»«<DM*. •' I
Public Sail* *>f Government
Properly.
11 T ILL he »ohi to the highest bidder fur cub, ou
Vl Wednesday, Dec. 27ih, 13«,
3 LalLe..
1 Hoisting Machiue,
l Drill Prom,
1 lui Iron, ,
4 Boiler.,
l lot glutting and Pulley*.
1 lot Lumber.
The sale will lake place at the Eastcu. Wharves,
city of Savannah.
W. R. GARRARD,
Assistant Special Agent Treasury Department.
decJV.:
ADMINISTRATOR'S HALE.
By T. J. Walsl..
On TUESDAY. January. 2d. IMC. will be sold at the
Court Home-, in the city of Savannah, at 11 u'cluck:
•The Eastern Half of Lot No. It Jackson Ward, ffee
simple, with Improvements,), corner of Whitaker
and Hull streets. The improvements are a two-«tory
brick dwelling, nine rooms, with water in tha yard
and gas through the hens.: ; brick stable. Both build
ings have slate roofs.
Sold--by permission of tbe Ordinary of Chatham
county, fora division among Ike heirs.
Terms cash, purchaser paying far title* n24
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
By Bluuu A Meyer,
By permission of the Hon. Court of Ordinary < f Chat
ham county, will be sold on SATURDAY, Decem
ber 30, In Roberto street, on the premises;.
i 1 (ot Scanning, 1 lot Word. 2 Corn Bins. 1 Wheel
borrow, 2 Mares. 2 Colts, 2 Cow*, 1 Call and 1 Silver
Watch, being tbe perishable property of Richard
Burke, deceased, late of Chatham county.
JOHN O’MAHONT,
d2O-td Administrator ad col.
SALE.
IN pursuance of an order of the Coart of Ordinary
of Chat bam county, will be sold ou the first Tues
day in February next, at the Court House door, in
the city of Savannah,, daring the usual hours or sale,
all the undivided half interest or James Bilbo. late
deceased. In the Shandy Hall farm, situated nvßr the
ctly ofSavdunah on the Thunderbolt road ; said farm
containing In all fifty acres, more ar less.
The said half Interest sold for the pm pose of di
vision JOHN O. FBRRILL,
d7-td Administrator.
GHOt'KUIKS, LUjl Uttg, gt.
PIERCE SKEHAN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
In Fine Groceries, Boots aud Shoe., Clothing, For
eign and Domestic Winea, Liquors and Segals.
Also, Skeh&n'g Celebrated
GOLDEN ALE
• AND
CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
In bottle and in wood.
London and Dublin Brown Stout, Scotch and Eng
lish Ales, Ac.
Liberal deductions made to the trade.
176 BROUGHTON STREET, SAVANNAH;
dll ts and 64 Liberty street, N. Y.
&IBLIN, B&0. ft BURKE,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ALES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
CORKER WHITAKER STREET AND
BAY LANK.
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLER A DELIVERED.
an4l ts
whiskey_[ Whiskey!
FINE OLE BRANDY, WINES, Be.
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,
XIX BAY STREET,
(Herald Building*. j
Auto,
Alsop's Ale, Mars' Ale, Applet, Potatoes, Onions,
Pickles, Mackerel, Cider and Cider Vinegar.
ocfg , • ts
POTATOES.
A /"V /"k BUSHELS POTATOES (Jackson
1 .V7V/ Y/ Whites), just received ou con
signment and for sale by
HORATIO PITCHER,
. Foot ft Lincoln street, under the Bluff.'
diS-tf
I -QREIBN DOMESTIC^^^^S
| ales wuvts
SOLE AGENTS AND IMPORTERS
OF—
Ch. Farre Champagnes
FOR THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
ru3o
Provisions, «sec.
TIIHK undersigned are constantly receiving coo
• olgnments of Bacon, Ham< Shoulders, fjird,
Butler, Flour, Ac., on Commission, which they will
sell at the lowest market rates.
KFN.NFTH, MoLKA. A CO.,
dir. lm 204 R*y sireet.
PINE APPLE AND HOLLAND CHEESE,
AT STUART & CO.’B
FOR AUGUSTA,
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS,
THE
Steamer Union,
H. D. Frasier, Master,
will have quick' despatch as above.
Freight received and store] In fire-proof warehouse
on Old Florida Stoamboat Wharf fool of West Broad
For freight, apply to
F. M MYRKLL. .
Harris' Building, Bay street,
,K3 Or to W. Johnson, on wharf.
FOR MACON. HAWKINSVILLE.
AND
LANDINGS ON THE ROUTE.
The new and fast Side-wheel Steamer
Asher Ayres,
Capt. WM. TAYLOR.
W ill h»ve despatch Good* retetved free of storage
in the Whan Store*. No. 6 and 6, below Lincoln
street
StCJI IIKIuUAM. BALDWIN Am
FOR LIVERPOOL.
» tv- The U,Nish bark CKttHCO, Carrey, mas
■I -l*> Ur. csiMUiiy I**Bl Usle* OotUMI
YWWj- For neigh l apply lo
ROUT J. CAUUBBY.
For Liverpool.
, id ft*lfhr ihaving mum uuh f„i • lee
)HM*ei Hoittlr* M
UVtTSi UhiMM 0 Dkt'SUU
44144 Igsdl,
MIIPPWU.
, A
Umpire Lime.
FOR NKYV YORK.
Atlantis Mali Mtenmahtp
Company.
PASSAGE REDUCED TO -
The uew and fast side-wheel stewm
-IVTV ,hip J AI INTO, Loveland, mas
ter. will sail as above, ou
laturday, Dec. 36, at •’clack in.
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accom
modations, apply to
B. H. HARDEE.
No. 14 Stoddard's Kange.
GARRISON A ALLEN. Agents,
<l£> No. 8, Bowllug Qreeu. N. Y. »
Murray’s Lin©
FOR;
NEWJ^YORK.
REDUCTION OF PASSAGE RATES!
CaMn Passage, $U M Desk, |M DO
The new and splendid steamship ZODIAC, Bnlkley
commander, will leave tor the above port on her regu
lar day,
Wednesday, Dm. M, at o’clock. -
For freight or passage, having superior accom mo
nations apply to
dlB OCTAVUS COHEN;
STAR LINE.
FOR NEW-TORK.
The Sue Steamship AMERICA, Lindt, dbfaman
der will leave for the above port ou
Wsdaeiday, Dec. Kith, at 3 o’clock P- m.
For freight or passage, having superior state room
accommodations, apply to
d47 BRIGHAM, BALDWIN A CO P
For Doctortown
AND
Thomasville.
The Steamers
Oen. Shepley,
Orient, and
Clarion,
Will make Tri weekly Trips Ho Doctortown, In con
nection with the Atlantic and Gnlf Railroad, leaving
Savannah on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.
Through freight payable by shippers at Our office.
Freight received during the week, and stored free
of expense.
Foi freight or passage apply to
CHAS L. COLBY & CO.,
n2O Corner Abercorn and Bay streets.
freights
FOR AUGUSTA,
(THE undersigned are prepared to receive goods at
X their Warehouses—free of expense and cov
ered bv Insurance—for shipment to Augusta and
Klnto beyond by their regular line of Ugfft draught
ato. Apply to CHAS. L. COLBY,
Kept 24—ts cor. Bay and A bercorn sto,
ECLIPSE FIST FREIGHT LINE
TO
AUGUSTA.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent*
for this line of new, staunch, and NUable steam
boats, deilre to Inform the public that
THE ECLIPSE
has her boilers in and hsr machinery all on the spot
and will he ready to take in freight next week.
J'XIK YT.XFRHSM,
A mate boat to the Eclipse, Is now on the line and
l urntsbes a semi-weekly communication with Augus
ta by boats as safe ami reliable a* any on the river.
These two boats are entirely new and built espe
cially for the Savannah river trade. They rate A No.
1 at the Insurance Office, and are put on the most
favorable footing.
The attention of Shipper* la particularly Invited
tbe advantageous arrangement this line has effected
at Augusta, as goods pas* Immediately through to
destination without any further lagtructlon If shipped
by these boats.
No Consignee Is necessary at Augusta and this ex
pense is saved.
Freight will be received at all times andktored
free of expense, though It Is tbe intention of the
owners to take everything away twice a week.
Tbe rates will be the tame as by the other regular
boats.
Goods should be sent to Demunds' Lower Press,
where an Agent will be ready w receive and sign
receipts for all shipments.
<llß F. W. 81 M3 A Cos.
HAWKINSmiIi MACON
VIA DARJEN, DOCTORTOWN,
And Landing* on Dm Altomahs tad Ocmulgee rivssn.
THE
Steamer Oak,
Capt. MoOealey,
Freight will be received ler this boat dally at the
Old Florida Steamboat Whart foot of West Broad
•treet, and stored in fire-proof warehouse, free of
charge. , ~
By thl* arrangenMnL parties having freight to ship
can save the expense of double draysgs and storage
For freight, Ac., apply to
J. B. PRE4DEK. Aft.
11)8 Broughton street.
dkO f
FOR PALATKA,
VIA FERN ANDIN A AND JACKSON
VILLE.
|Th* new. exceedingly fast aud splendid Steamer
CITY POjNT,
Copt. Lotus H. Coxettcr,
Will l*sve Telfair'a W harf, at above,
fivery Wednsyday, at « p. m.
For freight or passage apply to
R. W. ADAMS, or
' J. S. OARKUTHERB.
Hodgson•* Range, next lo Bell. Wylly A
d27 Christian, Bay street-
CT CIIAIfG* OF OAT AND HOUR. -£»
FREIOHt AND REDUCED.
FOR JiIKffIHIVRLE,
INLAND,
VIA BRUNSWICK. BT. MARYH’ AND
PEKNANDINA.
TMB HTKAMKH
F A IST 354 I K .
CAFTAIh MeNILTY.
Will iSAfe t< above frogs the Pbrta* Y*irr*-m
“WSjwtfiniJS'Cf'wp*, tretghi Will bf re
■ >'»e4 »»4 stioedta Ire gs—l wsrehgnani i>*» m»i
* ’i fritght m psaregs, miy t#
Fl Ml Mil l 4M,
4M tni Zgy dF BoUMag*, Miy hoaet
• p<|>|, jswMi ah tnfrll,
. > ——— ■ ■ ■■"' iu.
iHiPHia,
FOR AUGUSTA.
The Steamer
«J ames P. Christopher^
Capt J, rn. MOODY,
Will for the abort place on |
WednesiUy Ev’g, »t o’olooJc.
For freight apply on Florida Steamboat Wharf to
For Augusta,
R. H, MAY, |
Os Lincoln street, tree of cost.
Office lo Ctaghorn * &££ Bff"*« * ‘
For Palatka,
VIA BRUNSWICK, ST. MARY’S, FER
NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND
PIOOLATA.
The new and fast salting steamer
LIZZIE BAKER,
t Capt. N. King*
Having bson placed pennanenOyuiH.n this rout, win
leave for the above places ou
K very Thuraday Morning, at lO o’clock.
For freight or passage, having splendid cabin ac
»l>ply on hoard, atthe Florida Bteafa
* acKer wnari, or to
CLAGHORN & CUNNINGHAM,
FREIGHT.*^
Tbe fast-Mttting aebr. COQUETTE,
(’apt. Ferguson, is now ready to taka
1,1 f° r the Satilla river, and will
positively sail on Tneaday morning.
or * re *Kht, apply to
_ J. W. ANDERSON A 30N8.
. Comer of Brayan and Drytoa street*.
Baltimore, Charleston and
Havana
STEAMSHIP LINE.
VIA CHARLESTON FROM BALTIMORE.
The tret class Side wheel Steamship
ISABELLA,
H, C. WANBKRSC, Commander,
Will leave Baltimore for the above parts about the
30th met, and Charleston about the 3d of January,
1868, a ftw hours alter her arrival, aud will continue
hereafter to moke regular trips.
®' or Delglit or passage, having elegant Stateroom
accommodations, apply to
GARRANDIE AIBBANA, Agents,,
18 Commerce rtreet; Baltimore.
U 27 ts CHASOLM BROS
FOR AUCOsTAT
And Landings on the River.
The well-known Steamer
S W A.-N ,
(Havingbeen put incomplete of exceeding
light draught,!! receiving freight atPadelfcrd’* Wharf,
aud will have despatch.
Th* Swan will continue to run regularly, m.uiny
weekly trips, and lu connection with steamer p. y.
Goodaell, will form a semi-wsekly line. Another
light boat will awn be added to the line ts the patron
age will warrant it.
The undersigned solicits th* patronage of his
friends and former patron*.
Freight will be recsived at all time* In the Brick
Warehouse ou Wharf, covered by Insurance.
ds; ~ lw . M. A. COHEN.
NEW ROUTE
TO
South -Western Georgia,
VIA
BUNBURY AND STATION No. 4 AT
LANTIC & GULF R. R.
. The new and *wift
Steamer O. ..Potter
Will leave her whart foot of A bercorn afreet on
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY*'at “
o clock a. m., connecting at suiibary wkh a line of
stages for Static No. 4 A * «. K
Paaseugers by thl* route will arrive at Station No
4 ,n lime to take tbe train for Thomaeville the follow!
lug days, connactiug at Tbomasvllle with ataffe* for
Monticello. Fla., and AlbanyTGa ,or
Retaraing, pMaengtre WUI reach Savannah on
Tuesday*, Thuraday* and Saturday* in Ume for
htm' 106 b * twwo Havanuah and Tbomasvllle, thirty
For passage only apply to
d4l-lm Corn
FOR
Rio De Janeiro.
CALLING AT
St. Thomas, Para, Peraamhuco aad Bahia
f* f-Yiiaa „ The United State* and Brasil Mai 1
• C| *4m*hlp Company will ai.p.»-b
•“■M®*: 84* the *9tk *f every month,
A NEW AND FIRST-CLAfS STEAMSHIP,
To Leave at 3 o’clock, |4 m.,
From Pier 43, North Rlvam
All letters have to pass through the ffpst Office.
An experienced Surgeon will be In attendance n
board. ,
For freight an naauge, having splendid accomma
dstions, apply o
„ THOMAS ASENCIO A CO.,
octal-3m No. 17, Broudww. New York.
FOR
HAWKINSVILLE AND MACON.
THE .
STBAMXIR OOMMIT,:
CAPTAIN HORNE,
Will leave aa above with despatch. For freight,
which will be received at tha Upper Hydraulic Preae
Yard, sipl covered by Insurance uutll placed ou board
the steamer, apply tp
"88 nmonAM. bauwin a cq.
For Liverpool.
aJtv Fhat vtsuell T 8« ship MONT DLANP
wants aboul six biutored halm of Cotton to
oiuplels h*l carat'
Inquire of .
W ■ fc!BW«jggW’
For LIVERPOOL.
Tha tea new'rllppat ahlu
PRIADN AUQHT,
•MUM. itoatataadm,
having Ihre* toanha ul ha| cargo staumag, wIU have
q*i. 4 liiaSalHx -- ■
■ n* balhtoe «f IMghUMIf In
«wui l munrjhoo, .
m I Wear ul Alaowe* aad my abaala
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