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Meeting of Connell.
The City Council metlaBt evening—present
Mayor E. C. Anderson; Aldermen Burroughs,
A. N. Miller, Ford, Meyer, Guo' and Hunter.
The minutes of the last regular and extra
meetings were read and confirmed. . • ~>li *
REPORTS OP COMMITTEES.
^* lre Committee reported favorably on.
the petitions of .Messrs»iion and Keilly, M
Sheftall, T. W. Cooney, A. Bonaud, Sr;, Ma
ry B. Wilkins and -Gilbert Butler, for the re-
pair of wooden, buildings..
■, .-Committee on Streets and Banes to report
on petition of Julius Koox, A Hohehsteiri
and E Caffrey, asked for further time.
Committee on Bocks- and Wharves tore-;
port on petition of
for further time.
Comniittee to rei
Boyd, reported iavi
commend that the
erect the same.
j ^ETtnorra jlhd appijc ationb.
.Petition of Thomas C. Jones, stating'’that
he had leased the property known as Dillon's
Whar£ and asked to he allowed to ereet
thereon two or more hydraulic cotton presses,
Cheek of the Supebiob Coubt—Bullock
Befuses to Toes Him. Out:—We have Several--
times exclusiuely mentioned that the bonds
man of White, (colored) Clerk, oftfee Superior
Court, had given him up, and that Bullock
had notified him that if he did not procure
another within days, he should vacate
Washington ward, property of the estate of Fannie
'Williams, col’d. .
Also, improvement on Lot No. 15, S. A. Minisville,
property of Moses Wilkinson. - .
Also, improvement on Lot No. 6, Jones ward, pro-
perty of Fannie Wilson, col’d. — - ^ ,
* Also, improvement on L-t No. 4. La&ye^.vswcd,
property of Sarah'A. Walton. J r ,■ - ,
-Also; improvements on Lot No. 37, oolmnbia^jrard,
on*the northwest“comer of South Brdad and Haber-
sliam streets, levied on as the property of thp estate
Also, improvement on Lot No. *2C, Franklin Ward,
property of'WcIgand& SchVarti. *
Also, 1 Lotietter I and improvement. Decker ^ranr.
Also, Lot Letter X and improvement, Middle Ogle
thorpe ward, property oflrviiie i^Wolfe. ‘ ' .
Also, Lot No. 17 and improVemehts, ^errien ward,
! ity Marshall
U NDERRESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
) of Savannah, and under direction of a special
committee of Council, Twill sell in front of the Court
house in the city of Savannah, on the first TUESDAY
- in November next, between, the legal hours of sale, the
following property, levied on to satisfy executions for
Charleston <fc Florida
Oedinaev’s Office — Chatham County 1
Stale of Georgia.—Under an. order .from the
Governor of Georgia, directing that R W.
.White; tie Clerk of the Superior Court of
said county, , shall give a new bond and surety
in the plaice of James J. Waring, relieved,
% Henby S. Wetmobe, Ordinary of said
county, dohereby certify that I have declined
to take said new bond and surety offering;
will swear that he is not worth the amount
required of him in real estate, above the
amount exempted by the Homestead act
. Witness my hand, this 2Gth day of Sep
tember, 1868. Henby S.'WeBtoiBE, ■
Ordinary Chatham County.
The following is the reply of Governor
Bullock: •
“As theHomesteadExemption act has .not
become a Jaw, the objection made is not well
taken. Attention is respectfully called to my
Also, improvement on half Lot 34. Middle Ogle*
Also, Lot Na.53, and improvement* Gaston ward, on
Tattnall street, property of Mrs. Afin Beals.
Also, Lot, letter “B,7 and improvement, Middle
Oglethorpe ward, north aide-of 'Bine street, property
of Catherine Beatty, col’d. < -
Also, the improvement an the one-half of LotNo.
15, Middle Oglethorpe ward, south side of Ann street,-
property of Isaac B. Bailer.
Also, eastern half of Lot Noi 10, and improvement, -
Anson ward, third tything, property of the estate of
FrancesA.BelL . .i f.tj
Also, Lot and .brick improvement on Lot No. 1, An
son ward, .second tything, property of Mrs. Jane E.
Biota and ElfraM. Herb.
Also, southern one-fourth of Lot No. 9, and improve
ment, Middle Oglethorpe, ward, sooth side of Pine
street, property of Elizabeth Burke, col’d.
Also, improvement on Lot No. 48, Janes ward, Gar-
den Lots 11 and 12, property of Fred-Blake, col’d.
Also, Lot Jte 4: and improvements, Bartow ward,.
property of J. F. Cann.
allowei
Every Man Should
Have One.” ..
■' .Captain DEARBORN.
Will sail far the- above poft air TUESDAY - , October o'clock.
6th, »t II o'clock a. m. . and all i
Through mig l^ing given- hero, on Cotton .destined REXU
foV Liverpool by fifst-class steamere. ' PAY, J;
» No engaged berths secured after Monday, October forCht
5th, unless paid for. A. M.
Fer freight or passage, having superior accommoda- N. B-
tions, apply to HUNTEB 4'GAMMEUU day of s
with the -necessary steam boiler and engines
topropel them. On behalf of the petitioner,
Alderman Ford stated that he had been in
formed by Mr. Jones that he had unintionally
n^ecteftto petition Council in regard tothe ;
erection of this press, and had gone on with
.Carpenter’inRow.
lprovec
FOR IEW YORK.
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CABIN PASSAGE......... :*25 00
the work of .erection, andj&ow had. one press
np, which vihgconstructed entirely of iron
and brick, Rml-he- hoped- that Council would
take favorable action upon the petition. Re
ferred to Committee on Docks and Wharves,
wit power to act , ,. , .... L
Oarbine,
Firing Two Shots a Second.
Assault ,upon a Railboap Teain.—We
learn that yesterday, as the down train on the
Central Railroad, was passing Station No. 5,
a large rock was thrown at the passenger car
by a ;negro. . It passed through a window,
nearly striking a lady.' The perpetrlrfor* of
this diabolical outrageJwas seen to run into
the woods by those on the train. It is to be
’ 3 tot Captured andpunish-
Bet us have peace,”
STEERAGE. WITH
property of Moses Carter, col’d.
Also, Lot No. 4 and improvements, Pcrclval ward,
Holland tything, property of Mrs. Jane A. Carruthera.
Also, Lot 33, letter B (Stiles) and improvement,
North Oglethorpe ward,' property of William Craw-
GEN. WADE HAMPTON says r'l'-It is the best
■ hroe.'h-loadev yet invented.’- - ■ . -
Pbice List, Cash On Delivery—Rifles, singly,
$50; clubs of 10, Sifi; clubs of 100, $43. • a . .
Carbines, (singly, $40; clubs of 10, -$37: dubs, of
w**.- ° - ’ «“•»*“ Mil «*•*** H i si
Cartridges, per 100, $2; per 1,000, $18. . • la
lord, col d. ’ 1
Also, Lot 63, Montmollenviile, property of Isaac Co
hen, col’d.
Also, half Lot No; 28 and improvement, Currie
Town, property of WiUiam J. Campbell.
ed as he deserved.
Sunday School Teachers’ Meeting.—The
regular monthly meeting of the Sunday
School Teachers’ Association of Savannah
was held' last night in the Becture Room of
"U O— : i £_ - ’
aub ii, prupeny oi wniiam J. Campbell.
., Also, eastern one-half of Lot No. 1 and improve
ment, Carpenter's Bow, property of Mrs. Man* A.
Cooney.
Also, western of Lots 25 and 26 and improve
ments, GilmerviUe, property of Jane Clay, col’d.
_ Afc’®’ ® UU( i E.-ftfnd improvements, South
Oglethorpe AY ard, -property of John Daley.
' Also, brick improvement on Lot No 2, Greene
ward, property of Mrs. Mary A. Denfc^
No - 9 ’"
^AWjr^roVfeenfra^^Sr^S SrXot* No.’£
Also, improvement on Lot No. 15, North Oglethorpe
ward, property of Middy Dodge.
Also, improvements on Lot No. 48, Jones ward, pro-
riowttr nf V/lnrowil FJn.nit.1., —..a* ■ - - .*
the Baptist 'Church. 1 Some business of im- '
portance was transacted; but by request, we-
! refrain from publishing the proceedings at
pwrtjt, '/' r * ^ T I / J
The Steamship Wyoming. — The broken
shaft iofi this steamship was sent North by'
the Cleopatra on Tuesday. The Tonawanda
i bring out the new propeller for the Wyo
ming. 1 The latter is still lying at her wharf.
Sale Postponed.—The sale of the stock of
go&ds advertised by Ed. O’Byrne &. Son, to be
ROln (Yn flip firsf r>f • ^tO*dfty) has
ORE, MD.—C. C. Holtzman, ‘‘Gazette”
—S. M. Pettingill & Co^ State street,
11 23 Congress'street, A. F.
Co., No. 89 Court street; S. B. Niles.
T _-r, Coe & Co., 144 South Sixth
Will saU ml above on SI
o’clock — m.
* Pofeitively no engaged l
day. September 30th».nnl
For height or pasmge,
tions, apply tp
*• , JOH^W..i
. as~ WM. B. GABBK
Green, New York.
■J-.E P. Roweli. k Co.
'.•,'OLK * {'—> — *
PHILADELPHIA—Joy,
IVCINS ATI—S. H. Pauvin. 176 Pine street; Cook,
,rnv's'HAO& 136 Pine street.
Sir igO—Cook, Cobubs & Co. 87 Dearborn street.
SEW ORLEANS. LA.—E. C. Whabton Ic Co,, 68
rTaOT is 010 Gcncral Traveling Agent of
it Rossiso News, to receive subscriptions and ad-
RKMASTERS everywhere are authorized to re-
j« advertisements and subscriptions at our regular
J For new yorr.
LILAG1L STAR
INDEPENDENT LINE
repairs to wooden building in Washington
ward. Referred to. the Committee-
Petition of A Rokider, asking permission
to connect with Whitaker street sewer. Grant
ed on complying with the requirements.
Petition'of sundry Draymen, asking Coum
ran, ; -. AND THOSE.
Gommeiicinff Mousekeepimj,
• CAN BUY, TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE,
- J ALL. KINDS OP
HOI’SE-F f llMSinXG GOODS,
CHINA, GLASSW ARE,
Toilet Sets, Fan cy Articles, &c.
tZ.o i TOOK
sold oin the first of October,
been postponed for the present.
- i AnOTHEB ..OOTTON fimp.-Lj’he allip T.iyyis
Southard from New York arrived yesterday
afternoon, and will load for Liverpool.
1 -• j ’HOTKl. ARRIVALS. ' i
, ScbEven House.—A C Black, Ky; J D
Brantjy, Camphellton; A H Bpwer, Bellevue;
B Blopk, Ala; Mis B HSemmins, Monticello;
Mrs F A Branch, Jacksonville; G Davis,
Charleston; PA Walsh, do; ^AHoi^, do;
Wm B Smith, N Y; B W Bellamy, Fla'; HR
Teasdale, do; R Dardis, do; JR Ware, Ga;
- A Williams, Fla; Miss A F Holden, do; R J
Reedj f D '^ampb^pN^Y;LN^ E J
Johnston, N C; J G Baw, city; D O- Bacon,
do; W Gobbett, Atlanta; U J Robinson, Rf;
W A Vaden, steamer Fannie; Henry D Elliott,
-do.
Pulaski House.—J C Pierce, city; J- G
Nash,: Charleston; A Jordan, Atlanta; Mrs
Trollijiger and two children, Ga; R W Wad- .
dell, do; E Faw, do; J I$ Bi,t.tmau, 4o; J Op-
penheimer, N Y; A Winn, Ga; N H DeNyre,
Ola; ,Dr. Jordan, Newton, C B Schlotter,
Brunswick; Rev F R Starr, Fla; G Madurz,
do; J’E Dense, Ga; A S Delannoy. city; G W
jComvay, Ga; J C McNelty, city; R S.Nicker-
soii, steamship San Salvador; W C Collins,
cu,. a win: ftTnH| 1
: E[quse.—W A Willis,.U S st’r
,; W.r P Pratt,. st’r. fNocth Pcjnt;'
st’r General Barnes; D Murray,
[arket; _A Hun, SC; J H Hobqrt. Fla;
lo;'^2‘ii Oary, Bofflfon^G^E
Hathaway, st’r San Salvador; EHatha-
ort^wjy. P y t ^oto8o ¥t N ,Y;. ^ P
.s, at r Montgomery; J Boothe, Ga.
ment, Elbert ward, property of Mrs. A. G. Fincke.
Also; improvemept jm U fef LoJ £19, Washington
ward, property of the estate of P. Gleason.
Lotsl2 and 19 an4 improvements, Montmollenviile,
. P Also, improvements on Lot No. 15, Crawford ward,
earit, property of John. Graham.
I f Also, stable improvement on Lot No; 10, v Davis
ward, property of Grant & Co. .
Also, improvements oil Lot No. 8, Bartow ward,
property of Ned Graham.
Also, improvements bn JjoX No. 26, D. Minisville,
property of Nichojas Oilmorq. . v
Also, eastern one-half of Lot No. 3 and improve
ments, Middle Oglethorpe ward, property of Sarah
• Harrison, col’d.
Lots 3 and 4 ^and, improvements, North Oglethorpe
ward, property of L, \). Ifendry.
. Also, improvement on Lot Mo. 25, 8. A. Minisville,
piopertj' qf «enry Hamilton, col’d..
- Also, eastern one-half of Lot, letter P, Middle Ggle-
thorpe ward, property of Lemuel Hover.
Also, 1 improvement on Lot ^lu, 6, liberty ward, pro
perty of James Heagney.
Also, improvement on Lot 06, Pulaski^ ward, pro-
local matters.
cil to repair East Broad street and other •avei
nues leading to the Atlantic .and Gulf Rail
road depot: -' 5 i :
A communication in reference to the same
cnbioof fmW 4b. PrarfAmil' ..V II.r. 111a..tin
tj'For Ship Sew a and Commercial, sec
Fourth Png'- '
letter sheet prices cubrkrtf.
We issue every Friday morning a Better
Sheet Prices Current, containing the latest
reports of this market, a comparative state-
uent of cotton, and other reliable tables.
Merchants' cards inserted in all orders for ten
topies or more. Specimen copies can be had
a our Counting Room.
subject, from the President' of the * Atlantic
and Gulf Railroad was read. His Honor, the
Mayor, stated for .the information of the
Board, that oiiangem<
made to have Say, M
streets, besides the v:
4.X- „ i
to the different RaQro^s put in complete ori
der, and that the work 1 would be commenced
as soon os any vessels arrived with suitable
ballast for the purpose., The petition and
communication was received and his Honor,
the Mayor, instructed to have the work com
menced as soon as proper material Conld’be
obtained-
petition of George M, Jlei^t, ,\.sUiiig Couii-
: * . LYONS, Maktkb; -
Will sail on SATURDAY, October 3, at 9 o’clock a m.
' ' For. Ueight or .passage apply to - '
OCTAVUS COHEN &. CO., AgenU.
* - Ski Bay street. Savannah, Ga.
HEB~ R. LOWDEN, Agent, No. 93 West street. New
York.L. sep28
tv
f AT THE OLD STAND OF
D. SMYTHE & CO.
Notice; .•
, FIRM OF E. D- SMYTHE & CO.
dissolved on the 21st of March last.
ate firm are directed to be. paid to
onlj’, or his attorney, JOSEPH. W.
: sep28—tf
FOR BALTIMORE,
cil to pay him the difference between the
amount paid to him while in charge of the
received as per resolution: aild agreementii Ii
Alderman Gue moved to lay the petition
on the table indefinitely. He stated that Mr.
Heidt had promised to furnish medicines at.
New York prices, and that the question of
said prices could be left to Mr. A. A. Solo
mons, or any other of our leading druggists, j
property ot
AImo, Lot No. w an<F brick improvement, Anson
fourth tything, property of Charles P. Laudershinc.
Also, improvement on iLot No. 2t)( D. Minisiiltc,
property of James LaRoche.
-Vlso, eastern one-third of Lot No. 21 and improve-
nient, Greene ward, properly of A. F. .Mira.
Also, Lot and improvement No. 29, U. P. Bowen,
-.property of Christopher Murphy.
Also, improvement on Lot No. 21, MontmoUeqarille,
property pf WlBttHM&ra. ^ it k Fit t I I 4
. Also, Lot No. 16 and improvement. Garden Lot,
w*st, property of S. A, Mayer, Trustee for Mrs. Mary
C. Mayer. , ’
Also; two-thirds Lot No. 19 and improvement. Mid
dle Oglethorpe ward, north side of Bryan street, pro
perty of George H. Marshall, cok'd, ,, .
Also; eastern one-hklf of Lot -27, Gilmerrille, pro:
perty of Ross McQueen, col’d.
■ Also, improvement on Lot 34, Liberty ward, pro
perty of F. McRae.
Also; western one-third Lot No. .16. and improve
ments, Chatham ward, property of Mrs. 'Mary. A. Mar-
• Also, Lot' No. 8aucl improvements, Reynold’s ward,
second tything, property of Mrs. Bridget' Monahan. .
Also, improvement on Lot 28, Gihhervule; property
of Austin Neil.
Also, improvement on yi Lot No. 15, Middle Ogle-
FABM within
treated tor at pi
Terms cash.
to Kent, Brick Store on Congress street, Wil
liam Law.
Notice—Wilder & Fullarton.
Notice to Tax Payers, John’ Williamson, City
Treasurer. - —
femoral, Mercer & Anderson.
Winter Clothing, Geo. S. Nichols.
[SHALL
P. S. Drawers, Geo. S. Nichols,
Wr. Farley’s School for Young Badies.
Bsiness Card, Guerard & Holcombe, Cotton
Factors aud Commission Merchants.
Engine for sale, W. Remshart.
K.itioual Bitters and Connecticut Cabbages,
tor sale by Jno. T. Bineberger.
Bern for sale by Wm. E Stork & Co.
THE NEW AND SUPERIOR STEAMSHIP
Finance Committee.
Alderman Ford stated that it was useless to
trouble any committee with the petition, as.
Mr. Heicjt's salaiy had been reduced from
$1,000 to $600 last January, at the same time .
the salaries of all city officers, from the May
or down, had been reduced. . -
The matter being fully discussed, the pre
vious motion of Alderman Gue, to lay the pe
tition on the table, was agreed to.
Application of J. McDonough, asking the
exchange^, of lota granted him at the last,
meeting," for certain other lots more suitable
for the erection of ^ foundry, (See. Referred
to the former granting Committee.
LADIES’ FURNISHING GOODS,
I .4 ii l t \ ’ - *“ 1
II BROUGHTON 5 STR^EET,
sep28—2m SECOND DOOR EAST ON BARNARD.
• I T. A. JtOOPER, Commander,
Will sail for Baltimore on THURSDAY, October 1st, at
— o’clock — m.
Positively no state-rooms secured unless tickets are
procured at the office of the Agents.
Far freight or passage, having excellent accommo
dations, apply to J. B. WEST & CO.,
sep28 ' Bay street, opposite Whitaker.
IiriK for sale by Wm. H. Stork & Co.
Notice. W. W. Lincoln.
Notice, Music Teaching, by Mrs. Theodore
Blois.
Fishionable Dress Making, by Mrs. E. H.
FOR PHIIaADEIjPHIA.
^Philadelphia and Southern
> : Ahail Steamship Line.
CABIN PASSAGE ,.*80 DO
DECK
Magazines for October,
If ESLIE’S LADY’S MAGAZINE,
I i GODEY’S LADY'S BOOK. -
PETERSON'S LADY’S MAGAZINE,
! LE BON TON,
LE PETIT MESSAGEB,
THE LADY'S FRIEND,
DEMORKST’3 MONTHLY,
HARPER’S MONTHLY,
■M ; ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
: PUTNAM’S MONTHLY,
: BALLOU’S MONTHLY.
« THE LAND'WE LOVE,
i THE GALAXY.
THE OLD GUARD,
j LIPPINCOTT’8 MAGAZINE,
THE ECLECTIC. MAGAZINE,
TBfE CATHOLIC WORLD,
THE NEW ECLECTIC,
S iT, ; THE PHRENOLOGICAL iTOtn^AL,
* * . EVERY SATURDAY, for Somber,
Iniiish Elementaiy School —Ee-opening-
Mrs. E. M. Gray. f \
Bisiness Card,i Gue, Pearce fir Co. Ci r li-i
Wood, J. K. Munnerlyn & Co.
Also, imp.roYeniep.v ou L.ot iso. lo, MidOie Ugle-
thorpe ward. Bontli side of Pine street, property of Sa^
rah'Odiagsell, col’d. ! r - ' f -
Also, western one-ha.lf of Lot No 2, Decker ward,
Heathcote Tything, thirty feet front and ninety feet in
depth, with brick improvement fronting on Congress
street and running back to Congress Street lane, levied
bn as the property of the estate of Dominick O’Byrne.
f Also, improvement ou Lot No. 1, Walton ward, pro
perty of Maurice O’Connell.
Also, improvement on Lot No. 8, D. Minisville, pro
perty of Mrs. Catharine O’Donnell. ~
Also, eastenrjone-fQWth of Lot'-Lfetdir C mid brick
improvement,. Derby ward, properfcr of Armenins
Oemler. V >■ I 9 JL -1- V 4 M *
Also, improvement on Lot No. 18, 8. A. Minisville,
protHJrtY of George Price, col’d.
Also' part improvement bn Lot 3(8,‘North Oglethorpe
ward, property of Jane Pope. v “ 7
^soj improvement on western half Lot 25, Calhoun
perty of Peter Princeton, col’d.
Also, southern one-half of Lot NO. 26 and improve
ments, property of Mrs. E. J. Patton and children.
. Also; Lot and improvements No. 33 f Pijendergast-
^ Lot No.'
meats, Davis ward, property of Mrs. Sarah Peirce.
•Also; improvements aivd steatn engine on Wharf
to the former granting
"‘anted, Situation by a Book-keeper.
Ein.'ham Sheriffs Sale, Jas. Zittrour.
Eksiliition of ^o-partqersljiB, Johnstoq &
itember
PASSAGE, WITH SUBSISTENCE.
By AliJ-i Que—In view pf,the present low 30th,
,Chas. S. Wylly, Agent Ga. State Bottery.
by weakening one of the- most important
branches of the public service, which is ob
vious to every citizen, Therefore be it
~'jResolved, That on and after the first day of
January, 1869, the pay of the privates of the
.City Police,, to;be at therafe of, setenty dol- :
lars per month, and the pay of the commis
sioned and non-commissioned officers, qf
police be also increasedqro rata,
r liosolaed further, 'That tho pay of the jail
guard be also increased at the same period,
to an amount equal to that received by the
police.
And he itfurOier Besolwti -That on the pas
sage of this resolution' by Council, that the
Oscar F. Johnston.
Business Card, P. M. DeBeon.
Business Card, Ohristian & Johnston.
The Feeling about'
We clipThe following
article or the Memj
25th inst: •.
Bets were ofjered-te
■crop'of'cotton, if’si
would not exeeed 2,0
seemed to be no takft
riitieei for those New York chaps who pretend
to be;betting on a crop of 2,500,000 to 2,750,-
000 bales. -Eastern manufacturers are bare
of the staple, but spinners contend that prices
are out'of proportion, and are buyiqg 1 . spar
ingly. It- is barely possible, hqwevqr, that
prices will decline very. r^aferiaUy, since pro
ducers ate how in a' position to have Soipe sny
in the matter. Qrdei'S Tfilj fee light for the
from the Commercial
his Avalanche of the.
Metkopolitan Steam Fire Engine.—The
ll- tropolitan Steam Fire Engine, which was
dipped North a few weeks since to undergo
& thorough overhauling at .the establishment of
AeJJessrs, Jeffers, Pawtqcket; R. I., where
fte was frailt, will be brought here by the
steamship ilarmion on. Tuesday morning
teit. From a letter received by: one ofi the
members of the comjany, we leatn that the
steamer, after her repairs were completed,
raspnt in working order and threw a stream,
ESTELL’S NEWS DEPOT,
^ STREET, NEXT TO THE POST OFFICE. --
TERENClf Wtr’^feWT.
ir \ vl ci
aiHu; muiruvuuiuii
Lo€ No. 8, properfy ol ^ .
"*Al8o, in^Rroyeiaent cm Lot No., 8% Jones ward,.pro-
Rerttdfl^wUHWcolu * ’
' A!so, two-thinls of Lot No. 2G and improvements,
Currtetown ward, property .of John Roche. ,
Also; improvement on oue-lialf Lot .No. 34, S. A.
Minisville, property of Monday Robinson, col’d.
Also, Lots Nos. 40 and45 and improvements, North-
NEW YORK
(, JFOK
Amended by Aid. Hunter to take effect'from
1st'November. Resolution adopted.'
By Alderman A. N- Miller—
Resolved, That the Diy Culture Committee
be authorized' to purchase two mules and
dump carts to be used in the work now before
them. Adopted. j • j
After the passing of sundry accounts Coun
cil adjourned. * , ,
Atlantic Coast
MAIL, STEAMSHIP CO
SIDEWHEEB SHIPS
EVERV THT.TRSDAV.
'CABIN PASSAGE...’ .7...........*35 «
STEERAGE,- WTTH SUBSISTENCE- *10 Ot
W OULD INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND THE
public generally that he te now prepared to fur
nish them with as FINE WINES, BRANDIES, and
LIQUORS os can be found in any first-class establish-
To^ciatTED. STOMACH BIKERS tor
sale wholesale or retail.
Also; CONGRESS. WATER; BOURBON. RYE, MO-
aisu, Amts aim. uuuiu anu improvements, nonu”
Oglethbrpe ward, property of Henry Roberts.
Also, northern one-half of LotNo. 12, North Ogle- •
thorpe ward,, property of Michael Roche. i
« , improvements oa Ldk No- ‘32, Chatham ward, >
■ty of Mrs. E. C. Russell and children.
, Lot Letter O, Middle Oglethorpe ward, pro- |
over f,
nually
per^ of Cosmo jB. Bichardsone.! . ■ : >
Also, Lot Letter G and improvements. Middle Ogle
thorpe^ ward, property- of Coaiuo B. Richardsofie,
trustee.
NONGt
TOBACCO.
for. past favors, I hope^tSy strict attention,
Qg jiolite and gentlemanly attendants, to
‘»city had a child’s coral necklace, gold ear-
# pair of sleeve buttonB and other arti-
merit
Life Insurance Co.
SaTannidi, Ga., Sept, as, TSoS.
of jewelry stolen from her.' A negro girl
16 employ of the lady left the house about
tonty minutes after thA^rtifclSs were missed.
™ was, therefqfe, suspected, arid a lookout
‘-Ptfor her. ‘ Yester^y morning the lady
Do you wash to see - ctue of the hugest lies
of the season ? Jf sq rend the follptying “spe-
ciat" in ForRey’e Brass of the 21st : -
' : A l^tei- from tyAtoilBwjVfii gentleman
inginthe' South to the National Executive
improvement on northern oho-istt Lot No. OR
rard, property u{ Joseph Stiles,
improvements on western one-half Lot No. 17,‘
i wort!, property of JolmSherloek.
Lot No. 32 and improvements,, Davis Ward,
ly of D. Sullivan.
improvements on Lot No. 4,-Cottuhhia ward,
ty of Patrick K. Shiels. "
improyemtoUi oy-western one-half of LotNo.-
fhro warR, property ofRenry E- Sntder.
irniiroveinent on eastern one-tourth of Lot
F, Middle Oglethorpe ward, property of Alex-
J. giddier.
improvements on Lot No. 13, Warren ward,
ty ©f Jhtba** n ** ***rf*«M mA\
northern one-half of LotNo. 4 and improve-
<SggSS3j=r-» .-is. - estate of Peter
; (FORMERLY MONAHAN’S.)
H AB THE BEST FACILITIES FOR SUPPLYING
OYSTERS, either in the quantity, in shell or
Ales, Wines, Liquors, &c.,
Of the Pest brands on hand, auc^a LUNCH every day.
U sl0 P, which she not’ on
‘- 'ffasedier pace from i
ff? gill was pursued by
5lI “ the assistance of a
the bluff. She
‘“UgiBtrate, but the la
"■ju that the articles ha
she was discharged-
• —;——
^ til—Cheap—Quick.-
- ’THE NEW AND FLST:sA,ILING STEAMSHIP
Ik to a foU ran.
tdypnd finally,
iceman, caught
carried before
eing unable to
in stolen by the
Will s^ii on THURSDAY, October. % at 4 o’clock p. m.
. . fills of lading given here on through freights ol
-1. . _ x - w •- - --.a ” ■ » - • * - -
- . oi utuuig given nere on mrougn ireignu oi
• f Cotton to. Uverpoolrby first-class steamers.
Positively no berths secured after Monday, Septem
ber 28th, unless, paid Hoar. ‘
For freight or passage, having new and splendidly
arranged accommodations, apply to
v A WILDER /t I1I1ARTON,
2 - 8 Stoddard’s Upper Range, -
sep25 Opposite the Post Office.
Berrien ward, property ot the
eastentoiiethatfpi
-*«, property of the estate Of If Stttaffat
Also, No. 50, on Olive etreet, east of Ann street,
orth Oglethorpe word, property of Mary Sheridan.*-
Lot No. 18 and improvement, Currtetown,
mih side of Charlton street, property of the estate of
the Governor antj others actually tmn
haveicorroborated evidence to'prove.”
letters say. large numbers of a new mi
rifle,'carryih|^eighteeii sl\Qte.. 811
HEAVY "BLEACHED SHIRTINGS,
At 15 cents;
CALICOES 10, 121-2 and 15 cents.
. t I. All grades BLEACHED SHIRTINGS
„» .a.1 I * >[ -
AT REDUCED PRICES.
DeWitt St Morgan.
nerpha-tf 1
iLUTING, PINKING; STAMPING
■ ; ■ r .
AND DRESS-MAKING, AT
MADAME L. LOUIS’ BAZAAR,
NORTH AMERICAN
Steamship Company!
THROUGH LIKETO CALIFORNIA,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
ment,
over thirty y<
133 BROUGHTON STREER iip atslrS.
Sliouldei-s, Clear RiD Sides.
rre^Wgt,
iwdffle,
irovements
The case of Bohort Jones find Jeny Floyd
was brought before fib Honor for final set
tlement
The Mai
might d<
S AILING FROM NEW YORK ON THE 6IH AND
20th ot every month, or the day before when these
dates tUl on Sunday. Pas8age< lower than by any other
line. For infonnatton address D, N. CARRINGTON,
Agent, Pier 46 North river, N. X, j
W. H. WEBB, President CHAS. DANA, Vice Pres.
Offlce—54 Exchange Place, . - je4-6m
rements on eastern half of LotNo. 5,
, property 61 Mrs. Mary J. Sfctclifre.
rement on Lot No. 33, S. A. Minisville,
Jbert Taylor.
i half of Lot $0.;2g; anJ&iprovements,
*pe vpuld. ptop&ty ot John q^erpey.
Alcohol
of North Carolina, in a recent speech, at
other good thingH, got off the'following:
Just go for Grant and—lo S—you are 1
I oould make a loyal min out of iui’H'elf
few Seconds by simply, tefegraphing tl
tytf provided they could produce
msible white, person who would
iejr past good conduct..
For Liverpool,
5E At BREHSH BRIG MEDUSA. -J
'Captain Copeland, eight hundred
Also,'improvement on western half Lot No. 27, Gil-
mery^l.e, property of Hetty Waring.
Also, improvement on Xot^No. 38, S. Minisville, ^
Also, improvement on Lot Np. 69, Jones ward, pro-
p^rty .of laaiah Walker. “ . >
Also, improvement pn Lot Not 27, North Oglethorpe
Ward,- property of Nannie Winkler.
Also, brick improvement'oh the ^northwest comer
of Bqll street and Peny Street lane, levied on a* the
. Also, improvement on lit *No. 21, Miniavflle, pro-
®erty?of Frank Walsh. y
JUST RECEIVED PER MHfP EMERALD ISLE,
9C0 BALES PRIME NORTHERN HAY,
For sale in lots to suit purchasers.
sep22-tf BRIGHAM, HOLST & CO
tVAd or tomboys had colleelad
to see.tfie full. After he had battle-whanged
them through, and tied them as mnn ond
wife,’ there was a kind of pause. The couple
didn’-t know “it was ay oyer,” ££o, straight
ening himself-up, ofle Rrm : ft-kimfio, A “my
fnen'da,’ 1 sajd he, i‘depart to pen ee !W»d SW R?
mori” I 7 1 J I III ■ W i
fought before -Justice' Ftussixi., Jr., for
n « aud battery.
° ert Young, before the same Justice,.
® nje charge. Both gave bail for their
lOU MTT.T.S FLOUR,
150 sacks extra GRANITE [MILLS TLC
300 boxes TOBACCO, all grades, from.
N. B. E. MAYER’S PATENT SOAP,
Primrose Family Washing SOAP,
CLEAR RIB SIDES (Maryland,)
Prime SHOULDERS (Maryland,)
SALT, Prime MUSCOVADO MOLA3SE
On consignment and for sale bv
gep9-lm FERRTT.T
For Liverpool
mHE SPLENDID nRSTrtJLISS. HALF -
JL clipper ship EMERALD ISLE, Her-
uert, MaBter, wiUbave quick dispatch >
as above. For freight apply to
Bep22-tf BRIGHAM. HOLST k CO. M
Thief.—Austin Biehardson (black)-
arrested for stealing thirty chickens from
i Johnston (colored). Committed for
COW PEAS.
Yard.—The attention of our
seted to the advertisement of
augl7-tf
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