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ARE TO EXAMINE OUR COMPLETE STOCK OF & Bought Expressly/ftirj ithe SoiwHfern Jobbing Trade. ORFF * m & The Savannah Daily Herald SAVANNAH, TUESDAY MARCH 6. 1866. WHOTIEH'S HEW POEM. “Snow-Bound; A Winter Idyl.*' 'Whittier's new poem, entitled “Snow-Bound : a Winter Idyl,” is published by Ticknor & Fields. The poem shows that the poetical powers of Whittier have not begun to wane, nor has he lost any of that pecu liar ability in the portrayal of rural life which has endeared his “Maud Muller” to all lpverw of gen uine poetry. The work is an unpretending little vol ume. describing a New England household while tem- norarlv isolated by a protracted snow-storm. Its truthfulness to nature will be attested by all New Eng landers who read it The beginning of the storm, when the sun •■Knee cheerless over hills of gray, And darkly circled, gave at noon A sadder light than waning moon; the second day, when ••^’e looked upon a world unknown. On nothing we could call our own. * *. ******* No cloud above, no earth below, A universe of sky snd snow," anil all the peculiar future* of the New England snow- -torin are reproduced with wonderful fidelity, and in simple and beautiful language. . , . . While the members of the household are isolated from all outer communication, their resources by no means fail them: “What matter how the night behaved ? What matter how the north wind raved'! Blow high, blow low, not all its snow '■Could quench our hearth-fire’s ruddy glow." So tue lather has his hunting stories, and tells of marvellous adventures around the Isles of Shoals; the mother—"while she turned her wheel”—has tales of Indian raids on “Cocheco town,” and of her early days, so told that “Ti e almost felt the gusty air That swept her native wood-paths bare." Then the uncle— , “* * innocent of books”— But rich in love of fields and brooks"— tells of “feats on pond and river dam;" Alice, "dear aunt"—a maiden and not young— "Who, lovely, harmless, not the less Found peace in love's unselfishness"— called up "her girlhood memories”—and another—; “our yjuugest and our dearest," whose “large, sweet, asking eyes,” are “Now bathed within the iadeleax green “And hedy peace of Paradise,” sat a passive listener. Other characters, equally well portrayed, are intro duced and complete the domestic circle. The poem, as a whole, is—what it purports to be—a rca! idyl of New England life, simply, briefly and beautifully told, and the author's trust that * * * “in some lull of life, Some truce of God which breaks its strife," these pictures of “winter joys” will appeal to the hearts even of worldlings, is well founded. Post Office, 1 Savasnah, Ga., March 1, I860, f - u fV Mason, Publisher Savannah Herald, Sa vannah, Georgia. Rra;—In reply to your communication of the 27th February, I beg leave to state that the “Letter lust' s published in the' Herald, in accordance with the act of Congress awarding the publication of uncalled f or letters, weekly, to the journal having the largest paid circulation within the delivery of the Post Office, determined by sworn statements of the circulation of the various journals by their mailing clerks or propri etors. Very respectfully, A. L. Harris, Special Ag’t.. P. O. I). LIST OF LETTERS Remaining In Savannah Post Office March 6, 1801— Persons calling for these letters will please say “Ad vertised," and come prepared with the necessary change (2 cents).^ (The List or Lettlbs is Published in the HERALD UNDER THE DECISION OF THE POSTMASTER, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAW HEQUIRtNO ITS PUB LICATION IV THE PAVER HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCU LATION.) West, Susan Wei!, Mrs 8 H Webster, Busan Williams, Sarah Whiter, Sarah G Weitman; Mrs N Ward, Mrs Wootten.^Mary Winn, Mary Walker. Lauryet Williams, Mrs L 0 Wcss, Mrs Grays Allen, Warren C Anderson, W Armstrong, John E Britton, John A 2 Brady, James Brock, Jacob Bacchlor, J H Bruin, John Bend, J B Bourse, James Barry, James Baker, Jos W Barnes, John D Blount, Juo Barnett, Jos P Brooke, Josiab P Corker, A J Chisholm, Jacob Crosby, John Chalmers, James Cavanaugh, Jeremiah Coriah, James Carey, James Corns, John H Carey, John P 2 Conrney, Chas U Cler, C F Copp, Chas J Cameron, R H 2 Duncan, James W Dongail, Jos Daniels, James Dunlap, James gau, Juo C Dickerson, John C Davis, A A Douglass, A R Edwards, Montgomery Frange, Ferdinand Frigarden, F Franks, A F Fitzhenry, James Fields, James Fields, James F Gillam, Joseph Graham, Juo Gaut, J W Grant, Jno E Gue, Jackson Uuthrey, Jno G Hafferty, Wm Hotthussu, A Hill, Jno M Henry, John Hill, James Hopkins, Jno Hailey, James Heagany, James Haggerty, Jerre Higgins, James HeuinfT, Adolf Holt, A P Howell, A Helligan, David Adam, J udy Blount, Mrs James H Boyd, Anna Boughs, Ann Boll. Kerry Bronsbv, Susan A Carrier, Henrietta Carney, Mary Carter, Mrs M L Currill, Margaret Dwyer, Johannah Deacev, Susan Denton, Ella Davidson, S S Donnelly, Catherine i Fudge, Fanny R 2 Farr, Sarah i ray»oc, Ann Gobel, Sarah A iiastion, Alfred Granet, Addie Gilbert, Adella B. Baxter, Sarah Bevor. Maggie J Bird, M J 2 Barahan, M Bell, Mary A c. Cohn,C Copling, Elizabeth Canada, Eliza D. Deas, Mary C Dolley, Mary Doyle, Winfred Dunning, 8 C P. Foekrenback, Fanny Fitecr, Mary E G. Guest, M A Green, Mary Guerard, Bessie Hall, Mrs James M Hogg, Mrs J B Heine, Mary Humphrey, Mrs M Holt, Mrs M A Irery, Mattie J Jackson. Emma 2 Johnson, Amelia Jessie, Anuie King, Mollis Lazaron, Miss H Levy, Mrs McHan, Mollle llortin,-Nanay ilohoiuey, Mrs Monahan, Mary-2 • Murry, Mary B Monahan, Mary Mira,'Mary Muuchison, Mrs McLauglin, Mary Nailor, Ida Neyland, Jennie E Olsen, Mary Gales, AlatyMT*' Rubcl, Julia KoLLmson, Jana ltoose, Amelia : Rice, Anita Rogers, Caroline W lleademond, Catherine Roberto, Emm. 2 Smallivcrd, Jule Shattuck, CalTie F Smith, Mrs Julius J Spau, John Spier, Jennie E Smith, Mrs J M Sliafer, Emme C Smallwood, Mary A St Clair, Caroline Snipes, Eliza Stewart, E Pooler Strother, Mias J C Stanford, Elizabeth Sallaa, Eliza Sausuig Heritte Turner, Harah Thomas, Louise Taylor, Mary Ellen H. Hull, Mary A Hood, Mrs Hope, Octo Houston. Charlott I. Ingersol, Miss A J J. Jones, Rosa H Jackson, Mollie K. Kilby, MrsE L. Lenshan, Mary Lataon, Herstou M. Marshall, Rachel Ann Mills, Sarah It Morton, Diana Marshal 1, Eliza Mefsll. Ellen Miller, Lucy MUler, Mrs W H C Monroe, Jane N. - .. - • Neal, Carer Norris. Miss M F Nsall, Mrs F S ’Mahoney, Mrs C liver, Josephine liver, Mrs B C Mary A Posted, Rosa Patrick, Bose It. Butzler, Anns Byan, Msry Roach. Mrs Bant,M»ha]a Ross, Bose Reyes, Mary P Bleb, Julerana 8. Sandlford, Hattie Hhaler. Mrs L E Shly, Laura A Mibbs, Lucy Sullivan, Louisa A S win ton, Mary Ann Smith, Mary E Stone, Laura A Schwarz, Mary Stiles, Mrs B M Shannon, Bosetta sautina, Susan Shauer, Halim Smith. Tens Smith. Mrs Walter Taylor, Maria Timmons, Susan 2 Irving, Alex Jackson, Ed 2 Jenkins, J J Jones, J J Jackson, Jack Jewell, J B Kirk, James] Kenny, John Kaiser, Jobs - Kiley, John Kelly, John Keene, Jos Loring, Joseph Law, James G Loune, Joseph Or Lovett, Jacob J Lawler, James McKevett, P Moore, John W Martin, John McDonald, James Monahim, James 2 Melcher, John Marshall, John G Miller, John M Martin, J D Markham, John Martin, Lawrence J Moran, James Maley, Jno C Murphy, John Mills, James Murphy, Jno C Morse, James E Moore, J W Morrison, Jno O Muller, Mr McGreal, M 2 Menuse, Mr MUler, M A Moro, Mr Muruer, Patrick McN&mura Mure, Bobt Martin, E H Marlon, B M Newberry, John Nevill, Wm J 2 Neabit, John C Nehemiahs, E Naughton, Dennis O’Hara, James Orsmoud, James Oats, Geo A O’Connor, D Prindible, John PhUbrick, James Prendergast, James Pery, A W Pi can da, Samuel J Parker, James Parry, John O Payne, Jno Palmer, Jno H Purse, John M Quinn, J G Bilfert, F W 2 Boil, M B Kovcrs, Francis Bay, Matthew R Ryan, M F Richards, B B Bussell, B Randall, W C 2 Roberts, W R Robinson, Wm Babner, Wm Roads, Wm Robinson, Wm C Reely, Wm Heppard, Aaron Roberts, A Rocs, J B Ribero, J W Reed, Joseph Stene, Chas S Sturdevant, Cyrus Smith, C W Stuntcn,C B Smith, BA Stevens, E 02 Sawyer, A Sheppard, H Buttles, Henry Shedd, K P Smith wick, Michsel Stiles, BW Spaulding, B Smith, Presty 8tark, B C 2 Stewart, Bobt Stiles, B M Sweat, 8 B Stone, Thoa Stewart. Thoa Smith W Taylor J W Tollman, W M Th-lheimer, Saw. Tri«ey. Patrick Tartaran, Wm Toomer, LB w. Ward, Mrs Harry P ' Warner, William Williams, Charlotte Wruthwell, Delia Wiggins, Catharine Webster, Mrs Cluvctt Wickham, Mrs Bridget W Wade, Ann Walehour, Augusta Withington, Mary J E Wamsley, Jennie Wright, Mrs J M E nacia's UiL A. Alexander, James Allen, Gastin B. Bonand, A Baily, A Baily, Charles Baker, Chas H Berrien, Oapt Bogart, FD Beal, Warren H Brown, Wm Brackett, Sami Burgin, Michael Btsyton, M L Black, Wm A c. Clark, M R Cook, B H Clune, B A Coned, M C Colbrook, Bobt Carey, Richard Cowl, W a Cass, Wm Coyle, Thomas Churchill, C Courvoise, Henry Candler, E C Colwin, E J D. Dutton, H S Dummore, Parey Dickey, Samuel Dickson, S G Durban, Sabastion Daniels, Wm Dorner, Wm £. F. Feely, John Flanders, C E Fountain, Wm T Fisher, T E Forman, Henry Q. Gordon, Jno i Gilbert. Chas M Gilford. E W 2 Gibson, M L Green, Marmhad H... Hopkins, David Hogan, D Horton, D B Haggerty, Daniel Hatch, W B Hudson, O Hussey, Wm Hernandez, Mingo Halls, Wm Hud, W W Hayward, W B Hamis, T D Hart, Isaac B Harris ft Miden lit ivy it Jones, M Jenkins, Chas E Jones, Alfred E Johnston, A B K. Sc Wm M Walters Kelly, O H 4 Kirby, Edward Kedy, E J Lambert, Moses Lang, Mr Lee, Morris Laadley, Allison Ludham, AB K Mayer, 8 A Madman, Sami E McKee ft Co 2 Moore, Wm Moore, W M| Morefl, Wm Marey, Wm H Miller, Wm McKenna, John' McClester, John McCoy, Joseph McDaniel, James 2 McDonnell, Jamee McQueen, John McGonegal, Andrew Maxwell, Abram Moloney, Andrew McDonald. E 8 Moloney, Edward McCabe, E Martin. Dr E H McDonnell. E M McDonald, ES Mehrtens, John R Mannings Luke Morton, L Morris, Louis Merthens, L N Newman, M Nelson, Wm Norman, Wilds Nichols, Wm M o. O’Connell, Jamee O’Byrne, J L Ogden ft Harriman P. ' 'Pruyn, J W Phidlpps, J W Parsons, F J Purse, TH Paloogt, C Perry, Wilson Philbrook, Ambrose Powedo, A J ft Co Porter, James Price, Thomas Q R. Redfleld, Jas B Roberts, J W Badgers, James Batman, J H Bose, Jos Reading, J T Roberta, Jas A 2 Robson, J Rikeman, C H Rtrhardacn, CC Bush, Columbus Boot, Chae 2 Roberta, D 2 Bicrden, iDennis Ridley, E S 2 Bboser. EdN Banket, E E Ramsey, E C Reid, F W s. Swob, Wm Smith, Bev J W Solomon, B Singer &1 Seth- James Snider. OP Stewart, Joe StogumJH iJmi , JW2 D. Andrew Sadler. AH StuarLAG Stow, Chas Scudjr, Daniel Bchn tnan. Jerrold T. Toy, Dan Tracey, Ed ‘baosy.SD Ward, Jackson ft Jones Williams, Geo H 2 Williams, Henry Wetmore, Martin Wittmer, B White, O Wheeton, S White, J W Walsh, J H Wountin, J D Whalen, James Wilson, J N Winston, J M Wood, Isaac Ware, James Young, W H Young, M B w. Wolbers, John Webster, J H WiUink, John H Washington, JUS Williams, A D Warren,- Chas WUsqpOS Windham, Geo W 2 Walden, Thoa E Wilkins, T M Weacott, Wm H 2 Wades, Wm E Wad, W B White, C J Y. Young, Wm 9 Steam Engines and Machinery. MACHINERY. B RICK-MAKING MACniNE8, Brick Presses. Tem pering Wfteel9. Tile Machines, and every de scription or Machinery used in the manufacture or Brick. FRANKLIN L. CARNELL. No. 1844 Germantown Avenue, fiSMtm Philadelphia, Pa. Important to Shippers! G-rea/fc RecLia^ction in Freights ERWtfrr St HARDEE’S LINE WATKINS, 1.13 Oon£rr*p!«« Str A. L. Harris, P. M. Insurance. Fire and Marine INSURANCE! MERCHANTS’ INSURANCE COMPANY Hartford, ConnecticiT Cash Capital 200,000 PHCENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, Harford, Connecticut. • Cash Capital $600,000 BALTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY', New York City. Cash Capital $200,000 Resolute fire insurance co., New York City. Cash Capital and Surplus, $280,730 Risks taken on insurable property of every descrip tioa in the above-named Companies, on the most favorable terms, by application at the office of the undersignted, No. lie Bay street,Savannah. IT-lm B. BRIGHAM, Agent. WILMINGTON IRON WORKS PUSEY, JONES & CO Wilminjrtoii, Delaware. ingim Hayi: jyjTANUFACTDRE Iron Steamboats, Steam Rni III Boilers, Machinery for Saw Mills, ftc. had long experience in onsineee and being _ with very extensive facilities for doing work of this class, are prepared to execute orders with despatch, oct12 LINVILLE & GLEASON St. Julian Street, West of Market, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENCY. SECURITY INSURANCE CO., Capital and Surplus ,,....$1,600,000 PHCENIX INSURANCE CO., Capital and Surplns $1,500,000 INTERNATIONAL INS. CO., Capital and Surplus $1,200,000 MANHATTAN INSURANCE CO., Capital and Surplus $1,078,000 HARMOMY IN-CHANCE CO., Capital and Surplus 500 000 Total cash Capital aud Assets -.....$6,000,000 Fire, Marine, and Inland Navigation Risks taken In l he above highly responsible Companies on Build ings and Merchandise to uny amount, at the lowest rates corresponding with the risk. Losses equitably adjusted and paid promptly at this Office. AGENTS FOR MERRITT, WALCOTT & CO. 64 Conrtlandt Street New York. MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF Bolts, Nut*, Wa-hcrs, Sett Screw*, Tap - and Dies, ftc, ftc.. and dealers in nil kinds of Railroad. Steam ship and Engineer's Supplies, oil A Varnish. ’ Punt, Hemp and Rubber Fucking; -Dak Tanned and Robber Belting, Brass Fittings. Chipping and Riveting Ham- n ere. Filer, Chisel*, Gas Pipe, Nails. Circular and Gang Saws. Pnnips. Srcato whittle*. Steam and Wto ter Onagers, Steam Engines and Saw Mill* of every description, sc., ftc Also Agents Tor A P. WOOD * CO.'S celebrated Portable Steam Engines. f21 Cigars and Tobacco. A. A. LANE, No. 12 Stoddard’. Range, Bay Street, Sa vannah. Ga. fl0-3m Fertilizers. A New Fertilizer. \XTE have been appointed agents for the State of vv Georgia for the “Eureka Amman luted Bone Super-phosphate of Lime,” a new and valuable ferti. llzer, adapted to the cultivation awl regeneration of our soil, aud greatly to increase the yield. ■ We propose to sell on a credit upon the following condition*: The purchaser to give us a satisfactory pledge tli.it enouglt of Ills next crop will lie sent ns for sale b.v Hist of January, 1867, to meet his bill, or, ifit Is preferred, we will take factors’ acceptance or personal sccuriiy; in either case Interest to be added. These accommodating terms are purposed In order that this article may be iu the reach or all who de- Hire to Increase the value and productiveness of their lauds. febS-lni P. W. SIMS A CO. HAVANA SEGARS, PIPES, Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO. T HE subscriber baa just received a large stock ited. of Havana Segars, to which he would invite particular attention. ' He has also an extensive assoi Iment of 'Meershaum Pipes, SEGAR TITHES and BltlARWOOD PIPES. The various brands of Chewing and Smoking To bacco ut his Establishment arc all of ttic first quality. Please call aud examine for your.ielve*, at F. CONSTANT’S, J1 -tf Bull at, opiiosite Post Office. Saddlery. GUANO FROM BAKER’S AND JARVIS I8LAND8, IN THE PACIFIC OCEAN. w ELL tried and roeonwnendeV By planters .. , in Georgia aud Sonth Carolina, and eqnal to or more durable than tbe Peruvian. For sale at $50 per ton ,- or for that exposed to tbe wealber, but believed not to be injured, at $40 per ton, and drayage. Orderewitb money sent to G.B. ftG. W. Lamar, will be promptly amended to. Certificate* of planters who have tiled it four or five years, to be acen at their office. fl»-2aw3w O. B. LAMAR. Peruvian Guano. W E have in store genuine No. 1 Pemv dh’ect Importation, and will sell in to salt purchasers. flS-lf CRANE A GRAY BILL, ivian Guano, quae titles To the Planters. W E arc prepared to fhrnlsh. at ah.ut notice Geunine Pervian Guano Rangh’s Raw Bone Superphosphate Lime Bodvlan Qnano Kiltlewell'a Manipulated Guano Potash aud Plasier, by the barrel All permanent Fertilizers Whitlock's Superphosph ate Semi your orders at once. fl2 lrn N. A. HARDEE ft CO. Soluble JPaciiic GUANO. IKfE Invite the at'ention of Planters to this valuable " Guano, as a matter of importance to thelrin- terest. It is similar in appearance, odor and compo sition to Peruvian Qnano. dtfferingaoly in tho pro portions of the Mine etomests. it contain* less am monia, but nearly one'bondred per cent, more of Phos phate than Peruvian Guano, one-third of which tt Im mediately soluble. It is quite as active as Pernvian Guano, and is less coat! v. For fhrlhertnfonnation, apply to K. C. WADY* CO., Agents, Jl-Sm , Savannah, Ga CRUTCHES T7URST and only premium awarded at t he American T InstituteFair, 1865,and8rate Pairol Pa, I8C5, for Crutchuf, Hartman’s Patent Elastic Rubber Crntcnes are pronounced by surgeons, and everybody else, to be the very beet ever Invented. They are easy and con venient, they prevent paralysis of the nerves, do away with all the weariness inseparable from the use of all others, aud are in alt respects unrivalled.- Send for a circular. Agents wanted everywhere LOVEJoY ft TaYLOB, Brie Mannffeturan, No. 47$* Broadway N. Y. Cm-nSI E. L. NEIDLINGER, CORNER OF Barnard and Broughton Streets, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, W OULD respectfully announce to his friends and the public generally that he has resumed the SADDLERY BUSINESS. next door to bis ormer stand, and by strict attention and moderate prices, hope* to receive a liberal share of the trade. He is prepared to make up promptly all orders for HARNESS, BOWLES, ETC. BLANCEVILEE SLATE MINING OOIPT, VAN WERT, POLK CO., GA. Cap’l IS tools., tS00,000 SHARES, $50 EACH. Dibfotors—H. Brigham, J. F. Dover, B. C. Gran nie*, A. Wilbur and A E. Marshall. PuminuiT—A. Wilbur. Savannah, Ga. Vice PaeaiDinT—E. C. Grunnisa, Macon, Ga. Seobetabi—A. E. Marshall, Atlanta, Ga of fast, Iron, Itght-drafr, slde-wjieel Steamers, between SAVANNAH’"AND MACON, Via HisUnnilleMiI Bronnrick B R., touching reg ularly at Doctortown and running in connection with the Atlantlc ft Gulf RaUroad. i steamers RtiABLKS 8. ia < TWO BOYS, Gapt. The new and elegant Iron Capt. R Johnaoa f-TWO Thomas Daaiela, having elegant accotmnodatfons for freight and paacengma, wiU ply regularly as Savannah ever j ^Thursday rooming at 9 f’clock ’ ^ wU,l8, * Ue • W *F Tkureday morning at It to the deaire of the Agetta of thh> Hae to foake a permanent connection between Macon and Savannah and t he landings on tho Altanmha and Oemnlgee rivers, and with thia object in view-theyaak the sap- port of the merchant*:;*! Savannah and Macon, and the merchants and planters along the line of the above named riven. SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA, And Intermediate Landings, connecting Point with the Georgia Railroad ana yond. at Latter Points bc- office op the Central R a j| r oaj The following steamers being of exceedingly light, draft, and haviug ample and complete accommoda- tl»u for freight and passenger*, wtii ply regularly as folltws: kon steamer WILLIAM G. GIBBONS, every Sat urday;- Irdn steamer AMAZON, every ten-days, ’ Weodtn steamer LAURA, every Wedresday. Our Captains and Pilots are the oldest and most experienced on tbe liver, and no effort will be spared to meet the wants of the-traveHmg and frelgtitlne public.. _ Lea. . ... B b INSURANCE EFFECTED AT THE VWfiY LOWEST bitr-i Freight received at all times at onr warehouse, foot of East Jifuad.atreet. W. B. DAVIDSON, I f'i , ;k. A. WILCOX. , I ERWIN ft HARDEE, Agent at Macoi. | Agent* at Savanuab. SAYAXNnil j. O N and alter Monday, th, ®" ar yiStl*lw I daily trains will run lietu Pel>n >>rj I gu*ta, connecting in i„,7 h e !“' en . ^raiiii ihMVw the Georeia Railroad, as fofioas “ s Bl "i tui! i ‘l Leave savannah -... * Arrive at Savannah a • and ; v, , Leave Angista Vm ? - m - a “<l«si f 1 1 Areiveat Angnst-i ' ™ -aud Pas-age $aoo. p “ nd ».« Freight to i and dehvere#att y he P Pa%eny r e r tr ,h r M In > nS! k I I foredepartnreof train. ^ “ «Ji^l J3 °- U __ «a« wut Notice. Agent at Augusta J9 2m L«c' ib3w^ v 'i rVt **.'A* ' Vy. Commission Merchants. lKnT, WAYNE & SWEAT. AUCTION. General Commission Forwarding Merchants Bap at. between Whitaker anil Barnard. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Commissio/i Merchants. S TRICT attention will lie given to the purchase and saleor General Merchandise, Cotton, Um ber, Lumber. Real Estate, Stocks Bonds, ftc. G. LAUBANT, K. A WAYNE 111-tf SAML.B SWEAT, G. B. & G. W. LAMAR, General Commission Kercliants. r*rv«r4liif art S*lpptag igeatt, NO. 92 BAY STREET, (upstairs.) Refer to Geo W. Audereon, Jno. tk FerreJand G. B. Umar, 8av«u.*h; W. E Jackson. Josiah Sibley ft Sob*. J- H* J. W. Walker, Augusta. Consignments L P. Bo car. W. A.Bk-^mr. Bouse & Bryant, (Forinerly of Jacksonville. Florida^ 104 Bay Street, ’ SAVANNAH, - - - - GEORGIA TTTILL give pi VV warding it attenHon to receiving and for- __a, sales on constgoment, and all orders. And will also keep constantly on-hand a good stock ol Groceries, Liquors, Agricultural Imple ments, Building Materials, Fairbanks ft Co.’s Scales, ftc., besides o’,$cr goods and manniactured article* lor *ale on cunstgnment and for wh ch they are agents. Orders and consiguments respectfully solic- JOHN L. VILLALONGA, COTTON FACTOR, Foil WARDING AND COMJKISSIOH HSR- CHANT. * No. 94 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, GA. A. DimoniBom, Of Savannah, Ga. John M. W. Bill, Of JeUerzun Co., Fla. A. DUTENHOFER & CO., Shipping, Forwarding, AMP COMMISSION MBMCMANTSf Bay Street, Savannah, Ga. Prompt attention given to ttte purchase, sale ana shipment of cotton, tumDer ana country pro duce generally. Consignments solicited, on which liberal advances wilt be made. ' lrnmoa: Brigham, Baldwin ft Co, Savannah; Hiram Rob ert*. Savannah; J. H. Zetlin ft Oa. MaCon. Ga.; Dr. L Aogier, Ink Bev. Ori^Angnatt; Jamas M. Ball, 1, Atlanta, Ga-; Willis Chisholm, Atlanta, Ga.: L Robinson, Jacksonville, Fla.; F. Dibble. Jack sonville, Fla : < dl. W. L. Bailey, Jefferson county, Fla.; D. H. Baldwin ft Co., New York; Bearden ft Co , New Yort. Waireu MltcheU, Baq., Lontorille, Kentncky. . t jn GEO. H/ AtiLEDGE, SHIP CHANDLER, GROCER Jas.T. Paterson, TIMBER, Lure Iter & Commission MERCHANT, No. 9jSTCi>DARD’S LOWER RANGE. , B»y Street, Savannah, Aim Dtrien, Greorgia. dlS-tt j ’ W E-p. VAN NESS & CO., GROCERS, SHIP CHANDLERS AND H-oduce Dealers, UNDER T^E ILCFF, CORNER ABERCORN ST, . ‘ Savannah, Ga. Orders fr*n t4 Country Private, Famtllee, Steamer* and Sailing Vee d* respectfully solicited.- Produce hong t and sold on commission. 1* 0 bbls Selec i Apples 100 bbls Ouio loo bbls Pots >8 50bW*Extr f lonr 50 bbls Nos. ind 2 Mackerel 100 tabs Extr latter 60 boxes Ext Cheese 600 kits Nos 2 and B Madkerel 50 half-bbls ilton Market Beef 60 bbls ExtiFamilv Pork. tf-n2l jew Porwa fiUIMft' & IV., S aud Commission RCHANTS. AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ods, Groceries, Ac., AND 2 SAMMIS’ BLOCK, t, Jacksonville, Florida. - OFFICE ATLANTIC ft GIXP RR|T Savaunah, , On and alter Monday. tli L . e6 . h ^ ' Don .ram wi , ,e ave l[le ^ (if L ^ ^ for the Great Ogee.hee bud , , “ jp,0 I<aa r Retnruing, will leave Ov,^ 0 ., m . o'clock p. m. j ( — ^Notice! OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL IiAiin. BANKING 10'Up\sv'-?"‘ I ’*| Savannah, 7.M Fehm^ry^ 61 j '/1! IJ j»»■ *»T„aj I N consequence of the comnl i-.i-1 „, , to the Internal Rcvenne Tai ini i: j rendered necessary in shmi.i.ijr n Company findsit?ece«s:iiy P uteri'!!". W ‘*’ 1 Therefore, parties ecndi'“/ C o t o.n‘'“^7“ by sea, are hereby notified that it mU8[ ' J°. to a merchant m this city. 06 c Expense*upon good* fo-w-inlnii.. - . thejr filends In the interior, will l* 1)a id to! pauy semi-monthly. Payintu:? u, Lm.L , the Sth and 14th, and from the 2ith to the la each month. A bill of exp<-r.s,. 9 m a5 t hi acttimpany the first dray load of rood! “ C3 -*» WM. M. WADLEY.Pre* Miscellaneous, Catawba Bra^ 1 JN\ DICE of Harper ft Co., for sale by MACKY, BEATTIE A CO, L? 2b3 and 28j B*v stmt TO PLANTERS. VV ® H!' 11 kee P constantly on hand a full slut* I .\7 a Plows, Hoes, Corn shellers, straw Ciraa Axes, and other Agricultural Implements if:« I a h rt patterns with which to ,-u|iplj Phj» Merchants, whose attention we wu to our stock and think we can make it to Harm* est to purchase of us. . . 1 BOUSE ft BRYAST, i’-syarett INDIGO. kd. o. sawiua. | CASE, 10 boxes, a superior quality In store and [or alt f I !£ CHARLES L. COLBY ft U1 GKO. P. 9NKR. a. yy. MITCHELL. SNPER MITCHELL, ROGERS AND Genefrl Commission Merchants itrcet, one door from Clierry* 122-1 nj MACON, GA. Raffle. iORGE PATTEN, <o. 182 Bay Street, SAVANNAH. F/M. MYRELL, EAMBOAT AGENT, (AL COMMISKfOS AND FOB- WARDING hebchant, IY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. Buildings, 2d door west of A. Low A Co.’*. i to Mean* Hunter ft Gammell, Crane, John, bill; Bell, Wylly ft Cbristn — ‘ Miller, Thomas ft Co.; A FINE STALLION, six years old the lSthofEf I , ne ^- Hi* dam. Eclipse and Marombinn to: I to the celebrated mare Fashion, and sired hr Kd I Cloud. ' I List* can be found at the billiard room is km* | Hall, at Oar nonse. and at Walter O’Mean’iMIlto saloon over tile Express Office. jtitf STEIN WAY^SONS’ CELEBRATED GliAND AND CQCAIlt| PIANOS, THE BEST IN TUE WORLD. W E are sold Agents for them in the State of Gtf-1 gfa All Jnstrumerts warranted and soU 41 New York Factory prices. I JOHN C. SCHREINER A SOXS, jz7-tr Savannah, Augusta and Maioit RIDE. W E have now on hand a few Open BnggiM Rockawaya, light and neat. Also, Sets rf Harness, which we will sell unusually lor. J25-tf BOUSE i BRYANT. 194 Bay stmt- d28-ly llaaion wad Forward!Herehaat. 72 BAY STREET. SAVANNAH. A. 8. Hartridge, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING ass , . J11- 92 BAY STREET, octl4-tf :'"i [AH. GA. I Gravbill; BeU, Wylly ft Christian; Both well ft head; MUler, Thomas ft Co.; M. A. Cohen, aeo22-rt L. COLBY & CO., ipiag Commission and Forwarding merchants. BLOOM, OOKNMM BAT AMD ABMBOOBM STBKBT SAVANNAH, GA. EHAL CASH ADVANCES i on Consignments o the firm of Ciua. L. Count —York, or to ourfHbnris in Boston. siHstaois; Messrs. Dabney, Morgan ft Co . New York Jarivs Slade, *lTN?w York W Hoil J WRey Edmands, Boston. Gardner CoJby. Esq., Boston. eeplS—U T 1 fornl HIS Company wiU soon be prepared to DU any order* ibr Sl .te, however large, for r.fnfing, for rnitnre manufactured' oat of slate, for UnteU, for pavement, arid for any other uses to which slate ran be applied. The quarry Is convenient to the cities of Atlanta, Augosta, Macon, Albany and Columbris, Ga.; to the cities or Selma, Montgomery and Mobile. Ala.; to New Orleans, and will shortly be to Mem phis, l'cnn..andS . Louis, Mo. The snperlority of slate for roofing purposes, and its special adaptability to various articles ol fornUnre and for paveme t are well known. Orders may he addressed to A. K. MARSHALL, S,c’y, J 8 Atlanta, Ga. FOR SALE; Thomas Dixon, SAVANNAH, GA., PACKER km RE-PACKER DF COTTON, Wool, Hides, Ragg, Jnalu, etc., JN the heat shipping order, at foot of Jefferson zt. PER STEAMSHIP CUMBRIA, Fordyce, Anderson & Janney, f26-tf 10 Stoddard’s Ding Fojft ^ C ORN, Oat*. Apples and Pol steamship Flambeau- App j. t. Rowland, Jr., m Lower Steamship Wharf. gftom 200 BB «d P to&h^ ,ta ‘ ftom t» CHAHLB L. COLBY ft CO. BLAIR A BICKFORD, LUMBER MANUFACTURERS, i DEALERS IN TIMBER AND LUM BER OF EVERY DESCRIP TION. * s DOORS, gftlH, AMD iLlfiOfij . Mill and Lumber Yard on Canal, near Bryan i Office 180 Bay street, dS8 - tf Savannah, I RICHARD BRAJDLI \ ; •> Commission Merchai 196 BAY Street, lavaaaah, q( T will make liberal advanoee on < S e0 ®2L “■ °*he» merchandise to _ Mewra. WUUaw* ft Black, of New York. jtlftL --.a :• t> v j^, ,■ MiTCttEL & SMITHS, Oeueral immission Merchants, THIRD 8THBET, Macon, Georgria. Particular attention given to the *ale, rurchase shd shipment of cotton; cotton, yarns, sheeting, shirting and general merchandise; also, to receiving and forwarding goods. Erwin ft Hardee, Savannah Cfoghorn ft Canninghem. Btvannah. J. W. Lathrop, Savannah. Aaron Wilbur, Savannah. E. B. Long ft Co., Angnsta. Lloyd G. Bowers, Ostaninas. V A. GasklU, Atlanta, yilpam Bry ce ft Co, {lew York. A P. Tapley,- Boston. - 9 r t?W«d 0 HMhri!? Pl ‘ i *- u. WUUU, Uflavirlllc, tOWtorffle, Kentucky, j 11.2m . s seaa ed; r Mo. 95 BAY STREET, a frr snmi " PrlncJpsl Office for th* State < rnmunMi H. P. HAWL€V,Q», A large aaaortmont fog salt 9hwing Mvhlnae of all I neatly done. ■jand to compete wtth~New York fiUa for Wade's celebrated Printing Inks; Agents SCALES. A SSORTED Sizes and Patterns of Fairbants' W* form and Cotmter Scales, which for sccuntJ. neatness and durability cannot be surpassed. .1* best Frame*, Beams, Hooks, ftc., for weighing Co lon. For sale by BOUSE ft BRT.tST. j25-tf 194 Bay Cider Vinegar. gKVEN BARRELS CIDER VINEGAR landing and for sift* j ID CHARLES L CftlBY l <&_ Building Material* IXfE.have on band Lime Rneendule Cement Wj I "v Paris, and Hair for nattering. For s* 2 | CD0 ^l?lnf nt CRANE ft fiRATWii- O K BBLS No*. 1. 2 and 3 Mackerel At) so half barrels. Nos. 1 aud 3 do 100 kits No. 1 do 10 half bbls No. 1 Herring Jo quarter bhl* do ItM boxes Smoked Herring In store and for sale by SL- CHAS. L.ror.BY*®. Catawba Wine 5Q CASES (sill)) vintage of 1862, for sale W MACKY. BEATTIE*^,: 203 and 20o Corn and Oats. J White and Black 0»JS g beta White and Yellow com j ml-6 BELL WYLLY . Mackerel. i KITS No. 1 MACKEREL Landtag per schooner CHARLES Elliott sod !cr sale Iff U COLBY LGIH( CA2 u-:^i