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usiucas Jiwctonj Mr,, STOKE Guilmartin k Ca t . W B .Griffin & Co, J W Gleason, A Gomxn, Hartridgfc&N, Holcombe &'Co, Haney, Mrs Hassett, W Hone, G Helmbold, Jordon, C & Co, J Noox, Lovell & L, J Lyons, J W Lathrop, JKLiCo, Jgthrop k Co. -Ni: 8 Mitchell, McDonough & Co, Jno McLaughlin, T 8 Nichols, F M Myrell, E L Neidlinger, E W S Neff, T Pepper, Bandell & Co, R & Stowe, Peter Reilly, Richardson & B, W J Robinson, C D Rogers, J Strouse, W H Stark & Co, AA Solomons & Co, South ern Express, Tyler Press Co, H A Topham, J L Villar longa, Watts k McR, W H Wiltberger, LtW Logan, ■ Central Railroad, Atlantic k Gulf -Railroad, J Oliver, Palmer k D, H Putman, Purse AT, W G Robertson, Rodgers, D k Co, B Strauss, S G k .Co, J Sullivan, N A Thomas,. Sloan, G k Co, Bishop Yerot, E H Van Ness, Russ A M, W H McWilliams'& Co, Wilson & B, R D Walker, Weeds AC. / . Per steamship' Montgomery, from New York—Cen tral Railroad, Atlantic A .Gulf Railroad, Alexander A R, Blair A B, Burroughs, FA Co, WR Boggs, BAG, T F B, G Butler, Bell A H, Blirn AM, C J Beatty, J C Beaty, Brandon A S, Bolshaw A S, J Coles; Crawford A L, Champion A F, Connerat A J, Cooper, Ok Co, J F. Conley, S M Colding, F W Cornwell, W G A Co, M J Doyle A Co, S B Goodall, A Doyle, L J Guilmartin A Co, E H Drumm^kBj'^^AiMWrfPWWH^^ Epstein A E, Guerrard A H, J H Eckman, Holmes A rv. 4 t-r T .4 Q T. ' A XT M ADAME T. DE GARKO NEVE, Astrologiit nologist and Physiologist, southwest < Broughton and Congress streets, Savannah Ga Largest Circulation in City; and Country. at their new store, reet,ose DOOJB E most select, and -ONQUESrnOS Doors the Atlantic, for October.']’ paents, oiLs*teLASS, Painter’s anti Glazier’s Tools, Mixed Paints . OP ALL COLORS AND SHADES. HOUSE. AXD SIGN PAINTING, GLAZ- CTAX BILLIARD ROOMS, first class Tables), Bryan str asc. >fcu-EREE LUNCH ever d. McConnell, Pro EVER OFFERED - V . People of Savannah.. « rt.p RTomc. suitable onlyfor FALL AND WINTER TRADE,, has been and in a great many instances at auction sales where the goods were «n L tawi‘'.ht to bear upon selecting the MOST DESIRABLE GOODS Am.- of the advantages wliicli are enumerated above, we feel confident obationofall whose duty or interest it is to visit the store and inspect is completely stocked with a full line of LUPIN’S FRENCH MERI- ..rievra parPUESSand OTTOMAN CLOTHS, in all shades and colors. CHRIS. MCRPHT. CHAS. CtiBK, Murphy & Clark, House, Sign, Ship and Steam boat Painters. GOODS DEPARTMENT EBIAL 8KBOE8 FOB tine of tlie same goods in all colors. jgea4MSrt»'CTH4MtTAflK’Mg^ggggSSSai5rixD GLOVES, a splendid stock. bought at auction. n, ^icoof aSpHm and the strength of the pine; ° Lakes, bjAhc’miudi^of tiro tempest unstirred; Dwells where the Dryads remain, . And mountains that rise to a music unheard! Generous gods, at thy birth, . Heaped on thy cradle with prodigal hand Gifts, and the darling dr. earth : . j. ; . Art thou, and wast ever, .Q ravishing land! , L Strength from the Thunderer came, , , Pride from the goddess that governs his hoard; While, in his forges of flame, Peplnestus attempered thine armor and sword. ‘ Co, A A L Friedenberg^ Heidt, J L Falk, Heidt Savannah, Ga. J W A C A-Mclntyre, W W Liricbin, Mhri>hy & Lederer, Millen A W, Lillienthal A K, GTNi Lippman, L Matthews, Lathrop A Co, EL Ned J Lyons, N A McA, M Lavin, J H O’Brien. 2 iJ. 1 Per steamer City Point, from Charleston—L J Guil martin A Co, E O’Flaherty, A A S, WM Tunno A Co, C Meitzler, Stanhouse A Co, Agent S A Railroad, R H A Sons, L S, F E Knee, J W Anderson’aSons A Co. ^ [By Telegraph.] Charleston; wr 30.—Arrived, | steamer Pro- suit all loveliness, gS5Sr-~“ Leaving her Paphian throne - . To breathe on thy mountains and brighten thy v Bacchus the urns of his wine Gave, and the festivals crowning thy toil; . Ceres, the mother divine, Bestowed onihef bounties of corn and of oil. Phcebus the songs that inspire, . ' f Caught from the airs of .Olympus, conferred; Hermes, the sweetness and fire • That pierce in the charm of the eloquent word. •So were thy graces complete; 1 ' Yea, and, though ruined, they fascinate now; Beautiful still are thy feet, . And girt with the gold of lost lordship thy brow for first quality Kerbeene Qg ' * • • T * ■ (* ROWLAND A CO., Storag&jmd Crated and reliable febtil- IZER ate afloat on brig Gniding Star, ribbed sides, 17J.'@18c; clear ribbed, 18Ii@18J£c; clear sides, 18%(&di)c; hams, 22% @23; breakfast ba con, 19@20. Dry salted meats—shoulders, 14@14%c; clear sides, 17%@18c; short ribbed, 17%c; bellies, 17%@17%; mess pork, $29 50@30 00 for inspected; prime inspected, $27 50; ramp, free of joles, $24; Fulton market beef; $30@31 ^ bbl; mess beef, $20 60 @21 fi jbbl; beef tongues, $1 A0@1 45. Potatoes and Onions.—A good article, $3 25@3 50 ^ bbl. Onions, $4 00@5 50 # bbl. Rice.—Rice is beginning to come in quite freely. We quote new clean at 9@9%. Salt.-—Stock quite low. No arrivals for some weeks past. $2 05 in large lots, and $2.10 in smaller quan- 507 bales cotton, 715 sacks com, 137 do meal, 90 do grits, 34 do bran, 8 do flpur, 16 bl^la and 5 tea dried, fruit, 16 bales yarns, 10 do domestics.' 30 boxes tobac co, 1 lot old furniture, 1 bdl stove plates, 1 horse, and merchandise, to ATwiname, W S Sandford, H MeAL .pin, Orff A W, Connerat A J, C V Hutchins, N A Hax r dee’s Son A Co, W J McKinzie, W A Hammock, H W Backers, G H Mason, Central Bailrcod Agent, Padel- ford A C, Austin A E, F W. Sims A Co, J. W Lathrop A, . Co, Clark A W, W H Woods, H H Colquitt, Roberts A T, Hartridge A N, Querm# A H, Sloan, G A Co,-A0ams; W&Cf - ' • : imdare,4ue here in a few days. This valuable manure has proved ,. 3 f & -ci Wholesale and Betailr^eal^* In iddlery, Harness, &c., -AS JUST-E^OtivED A J NEVV STOCK OF ' OjAE and HEMLOCK, (turned) -1 B ' } : 1 SOLE HEATHER, 0ALP and LINING §KIXS, s general assortinent ot fflHflOOiaCiHte -j COTTON -AND • CORN, maintaining its reptitiition throxi^h ei-' 'treme wet and dry weatber, when even No. l’Periivian succumbed by its aide." IT 13 ALSO UNSURPASSED AS A Manure for Wheat. , IP-***}***?*** The gifts that dethrone and the beauties that blight. ^^Thine ,was the marvellous box, 1 • "Filled with tfhe evils let loose in the past: . . * Thine is tlie charm;that unlocks The Spirits ^that ‘flatter and cheat uB at last: Xife,*foom the symmetry fed, *' - •** 1 • Shrinks from encounter that makes it supreme; Gropes in the dust of thy dead TUI Faith is a legend, and Freedom a dream 1 -Mysteries flow from tliy lips, — - - Subt|e to fetter the soul, and betray: ~ -Lieth4he world in eclipse Of TQy shadow, and not in the light of thy day I Thou that assumest to lead, Holcfing the truth and the keys of the ski eg, Art the' usuppress indeed, w And Vulest thy sons with a sceptre of lies. . Spirit of beauty and woe, v Claff with delusions more lovely than truth. In thy decrepitude show .. x ■. . The ills that were hid in thy splendor of youth. Teach us thy charms to resist,' ^ - Siren, so potent to bind'and control; . „Stain .not the lips thou hast kissed, But let us enjoy thee in freedom of soul 1 ?.|T* t Let us accept what thou lia^t— Sovereign beauty aud phantoms of famfr*- Choose from thy present and past - —The noblest and purest, nor share in thy shame. . Thus shall we yield and o’ercome; Conquer^while loving thee—love, but withstand; Then, though 4hy children be dumb, Our songsLshall remember thee, ravishing land! HENLEY & CO 1ENTH4L B- E., 1 ,ugUBt 11. 1808. ) 16TH INST.j .PAH. Georgia Oentral Railroad ■ -• • • ■ . ? U^'DAY TBAINv *■* ***■* ' leave. abbive. Savannah 8:00 A. M. Milledgeville — — - - * • .8^8 P., M* Eatonton 1... 11:00 P. M. Connecting with trains that leave Augusta.. 8:45 A. M. down day train. - Y * ' *. / k * Air . ir* 7:00 TRANSPORTATION OFFICE Savannah, /TVN AND AETER 91 nor7-tf Wednesday, September 9th, 1868. Spirits of Turpentine,—The superiority of the American over the French continues to make the lat ter very slow of sale in our market, while a large and increasing demand predominates tor the former. We are at very low prices now—speculative ones indeed— seen by the quotations. • Pubpentine, or Gum Thus, is scarce here ; ing at about £7 per ton. - RosiN.—We have generous stocks, but a large de mand ; some 5,000 barrels selling weekly. American common, and French brai-noir are somewhat lower,, but the medium and fine qualities maintain their posi tion. It is a singular fact, which "American distillers should note, namely, that the finest/ whitest Rosin, or superfine Virgin, is made in this neighborhood, and on an English patent The finest American parcel on hand is now selling at £14 10s per ton, while the patent English is freely selling at £15 10s to £16, But even the English make is not as pure as many of on? buyers wish to see it, and is quite open to American super- sedure. Rosin Oil manufacture has attained great perfection here, and some of it is classed as White, equal in color to White Lard Off. On exposure, however, It dis- Notice 1 of Co-Partnership. fTTE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED OURSELV V . together raider the style of - : lstj WALKER, B7 W. D38)$)fON£y i;\ i f&l c - DBUMMONl rMftahl^araillf IkA 3. tia E. & fifcg! r.T.TTR k BKUYN; Architects and Civil and He- —Ai iflifliiriBi^diinml <xihmi and cts, up stairs. M. P. Muller, Civil amt lfrt Engineer; DeWitt Bato^ Architect Rouoj Macon.... Savannah Augusta. Connecting with train that leaves Augusta. .8:45 A. M. UP NIGHT'TRAIN. Savannah 7:20 P. III. ,6^5 A. M. .3:13 A. M. ABLE TWO HUNDRED GUESTS. : The BATHING ARRANGEMENTS^are the most ex tensive and delightful of arty in- the'country, and the wator^andjcfo]ja|e^proven themselves unsur- ^Tluire ia^a good Sc^ol aq4 * Ph^siciifn Jq [he neighborhood. - ' ; JSfe have a liqe of FOUR HORSE CQACHES to Commission Merchants, 154 BAY STREET, GEORGIA Macon.. Augusta. connect at Box Springs, Mus'epgeo Railroad, wi[h the different trains, persons buying tickets will state that they are going to the Springs, and thereby secure tickets at HALF PBIOJS. '' Rates of Board.—Per day, $2 50; per week, $12 00; per month, $80 00. Children under twelve years of age and servants half price. jy28-tf C. B. HOWARD, Proprietor. AUgUala. - . -• .... ... ... >iu a. ju. Connecting with train that leaves Augusta.. 9:33 P. DOWN NIGHT TRAIN. i . t Macon..... 6:25 P. M. Savannah ..*5H0 A- M. ,3:13 A. M. Too Rick To Be Lost. In a country not remote from this, a very in this city. Slid, would solicit fTOBl.- onr frienda and the public genentily. CONSIGNMETTS OF COTTON, GRAIN, and prodtice of every description. ICS" Especial attention will be given to orders for RAGGING, ROPE, etc. ter When desired, Will make the nsnal Advances on prodnoo in store: ’ > ? • — : " u : WALKER,*££££&&&TREUTLEN,'* ang121-2m ■ : H Offlco No. 8 Drayton street. Angus^.... Millegevjlle, Eatonton Connecting with tr^in [h a t leaves Augusta. .9:33 P. M. A- M. trains from Savaqn^h 494 Augusta, and P. M. train front Macon connect vrtjth hpfiedgeville train at Gordon daily, Sqndays excepto4* P. M. train from Saya.nnab "connects wijlh through mail train on South Carolina Baihoad, and P. M. train from Savannah and. Augusta with trains on South Western and Muscogee Railroads. • ar'dent and classical young lawyer was address ing a mixed multitude of white and black, favoripg Democratic principles and nominees. In' the crowd was a long, bandy-shanked, >. N. Nichols PRINTING Foreign Markets. Liverpool, September 30—Noon. Cotton—Buoyant; sales, 12,000 bales. Sugar—Quiet and steady. ' - 'Liverpool, September 30—Afternoon. Cotton—Continues buoyant. Flour—27s Cd- - Grain.—Corn, 35.s 9d. Liverpool, September 30—Evening. Cotton—Active and advancing; uplands, 1D*£@ Publishing House, JOSEPH FINEGAN,^ I JAS. B. PABRAMOBE, a . * ‘ Fernandina Fla. | . Madison, Fla. Notlcp of Cfl-Partnersliip. ■fxrE HAVE THIS day ASSOCIATED ourselves Yf. together under the firm name hf Joseph Finegau & Co., . ' as \ . coTTpH» aug 14-ti' GOODMAN & MYERS, Tobacco Commission Merchants, A RE NOW RECEIVING AT TnkfR NEW STAND a large assorted stock of VIRGINIA TOBACCOS. ’ - 4S* Are also paying the HIGHEST MATtCFT PRI CES for HIDES, WAX, Sc: , t No. 186 Bay Streeiti : .' JONES’ BLOCK,. scp’W-lm Savannah, Oeor^A n Job Office, 10 ^d; Orleans, 10X@10 ^d;.Sales, 15.000 bales. Domestic Markets. New York, September 30—Noon. Financial.—Gold, 141; 1862 bonds, 112>£; North arolina’8, 75; new, 73; Virginia’s, ex-coupons, 68^; ew, 67.54, and new, 53>£; Tennessee, ex-c 3>i; new, 67^. Cotton—Firm and quiet; middling, 26c. Flour—10@15c lower. Grain.—Wheat, 2@3c lower; corn lc lower. Provisions.—Unchanged. Nava£ " * ‘ u r **’ _: Commission in this city, and would solicit from otfr friends and the public generally, consignments of COTTON, GRAIN and PRODUCE of .eyery description. LIBERAL ADVANCES made on all consignments to ourselves hr to our correspondents in N4w York and Liverpool. I i »., - , M JOSEPH FINEGAN & GCk Blank Bonk Manufactory. *m/|"Y UNSURPASSED FACILITIES ENABLE ME 1T-L to execute all work in the above lines with the Mttnost Diup atek and in Superior Style. Every Department Complete! ^*1 j INCLUDING PRINTING OFFICE, BLANK BOOK,. MANUFAC- BOOK BINDERY, TORY, and P4PRR RULING ROOM. The only establishment iq Pl° city having all these heritage of personal and civil rights,'wrested by the noble barons of Hhglaiid from tyianni- oal King John, on tlm bahks, of the Jtimning- mede.” No quicker said than than done. Uncle Simon threw himself erect, and shouted. Turpentine, 43>^@44c drooping; strained common, $2 52. New York, September 30—Evening. . .Financial.-^-Gold, 140%; sterling, 108%; 1862 bonds . Cotton—Firmer, but less active, sales, 1,800 bales; middling, 26@26%q.*; ‘ . , BreaDstuffs—Heavy,’ at noon’s decline. Provisions—Dull. Naval Stores.—Turpentine, 44<»44%c; rosin, $2 50 @7 60. Baltimore, September 30. r* Financial.—Virginia’s, old, 46@47. Cotton—Middling, 26®26%c. Flour—In better-demand. Grain.—Wheat dull; very good to choice red, $2.25 @2 52; other grains firm. Provisions—Firm. - New Orleans, September 30. Financial—Sterling 150@l52%; : New York Sight % discount • - - a;; Cotton—Advancing; middling, 23%c; sales, 2,500 rosins Tobacco Warehouse.-; CREWS * & -CWt WHOLESALE DEALERS ZN NORTH CAROLINA AND TIRGINIA HANCridrCBEli AOT HROklNG T OB Jk.G <jOS : 163 Bat Stbeet. Cut Hotel Boiloikg, Jyf-ly SAVAKHAft, OA. at this office after October 5th. The entire Stock of the South Georgia and Florida Railroad Company is, Dy agreement with the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad, convertible into the Guaranteed ? per cent stock of the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad 1 Com pany. Bids will be received for Contracts. facilities combined. A full stock of PAPERS, LEATHERS au4 MATE RIALS on hand. .* Orders solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. jy2Q—ly GEO. N. NICHQLS. ran. Truth is, both sides got wl 'Dallced off in different ’rectiohs. talks about .General Meade from King John or anybody else, tells a Dimi- erat lie.” ■ . . - - The niggers shouted over the trinmph of .heir leaderf-ta general, langh ensued—the speaker became confused, and-all adjourned ;o the baxbecue:—~Milledgevelte Union. MERCANTILE GASTRINE A Texas Affray—Fatal Duel on Horseback The Carpus Christi Advertiser has from a correspondent these particulars of a bloody and fatal affiray,which took place on the west side of the river, above Oakville, on the 22d ult, between Mr. : Henderson 'Williams aid Sic Brown, about some "beeves that were turned into a herd-against the wish of Mr.. Williams. The latter claimed authority, pvei; said beeves, as partly his own and partly those for whom ho held agencies : ’ , Some angry words occurred at first, which ; CAPmir^ND ASSETS (ri GOLD): f : Sobicribed Cartel..:..-.......910,000,000 Cask Assets.....CUU.’.-.i.-.■ k-.$13,603,803,83 Annual Income .$3,360,635 fTlHE SUBSCRIBER, -HAVING BEEN APPOINTED ■A Agent for the above Company, is prepared to take RISKS-PN‘ BUILDINGS, COTTON, and MER CHANDISE GENERALLY, at current rates. Policies a. An^AAA^' a♦ nntinn rtf fiTvnlioonf Groceries, Wines, sept28-Iaw4 Iders, 12%c; clear sides, 16%c I9%c; iix keg, 21%c. Mobile, September 30. Cotton—Market closed quiet; sales, 300 bales; middling, 23c; receipts, 696 bales; exports, 75 bales. Wilmington, September 30. Naval Stores.—Spirits Turpentine steady; at 39c; rosins unchanged; strained, $1 70; pale, $5 50; No 2, $2 17; ter steady; at $2 60. Gotton—Advanced; middling,, 23&c. * Charleston, September 30. /,Cotton—Active and advanced "%@lc; sales, 450 bales-’middling, 23%@23%c; receipts, 57 bales. Augusta, September 30. Cotton—Market active; sales. 457 bales; receipts,, 452 bales; middling, 23%<J. Liquors, Tobacco, &c„ TTAVE REMOVED FROM GIBBONS’ BUILDING, I! in Congress street, to Southwest Corner of XVkitaker and Bay Streets, Whore they will keep constantly on hand a large and- well selected stock of all articles in (heir line of busi ness, which they will sell upon terms as reasonable as can be obtained in any Southern market. They are also agents for TAYLOR & SONS’ AL BANY ALE. • >' i- : They will be pleased to see their old customers and friends at their new stand, and respectfully invite pur chasers to examine their stock. sep23—tf M. FEBST 4 CO. culminated in the drawing of weapons, which were heavy dragoon six-shooters. Doth par ties being mounted, at each successive shot they charged np closer to their dreadful work. The filing was rapid, and the combatants be came enveloped in the smoke of their weapons which lapped together on the last ronnd. Mr. Brown’sAafifeg^JK Xl& J&S&galti dot&tife 1 the fact that he received a mortal centre shot from William’s first fire, although he sat on his horserfirmly, until shot the third time through the body, which, centering the heart, he fell a corpse on the instant. Williams was unhurt, but hlf horse'^ffifehot in ffiejhead, and was fractious and unruly during the fight. Both parties had..numbers of -well armed friends on the ground, bat no assistance or in terference was ofiered, and the issue was fairly and.squarely tested-. . . “ MORNING NEWS ” Wholesale Liquor Dealer. Agent for Bininger, adio—ly . WEST SIDE MARKET SQUAB 111 Bay Street, Capital <£2,000,000 Sterling. RESERVE FUND £1,500,000. STERLING: ANNUAL INCOME £700,000 STEELING. High Water. IjTADE ESPECIALLY TO OUR OWN ORDER TO VI meet the demands of the Cotton Trade. Price $32 per Ream;' $2 25‘per quire. -- PORT OF SAVANNAH! * Thursday, October L Arrived Yesterday. . Steamsliip San Salvador,‘Nickerson, New York—J W Anderson’s Sons & Co. Steamship Montgomery, Lyons, New York—O Cohen ■k'CO. j : , . . Steamer City Point, McNelty, Charleston—L J Guil martin'ACo. ^ „ . Ship Ellen Southard, Bickford, New York, with 1,750 , BfAURICE HACICETT, COOPER, AND AGENT OF THE SUBv MARINE DIVING AND WRECK- t <Kxi •^; 1 ‘jh^e®lPANY. Vaffioe under the bluff,' foot of dray- - V/ TON street. All orders for the Sub-marine Diy- • ing and Wrecking Company can be left with him, and will be promptly attended to. - . oc23-tf R. A. WALLACE, General-Commission Merchant, M and nsaixa m, paper, paper sTOopr, machinery WASTE, MOSS, &c., <tc. TJARTICULAR attention paid to consion- X MENTS of PRODUCE or MERCHANDISE. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. J. MCDONOUGH.’ hay-^^B Marshall k Bro. ; Fannie, 365 tons, Capt Turner, Boston, 9 days, ed cargo—Hunter k Gammell. r Mary Collins, Collins, Collins, Boston, 13 days, ns ice—Haywood, Gage k Co. jven’s flat, from plantation, with 768 bushels E OFFER FOB SALE THE ABOVE CELEBRA* ; TED GINS, and are preparedrto show from the a of last)8g , rayBjW^ :he common Gins of WWWMgj./ We have cer es of .the highest character from planters who used them, from factors both in this country and jejwho. have sold button ginned by them, who j to the superior ginning, and soy that the Cotton of the same classification ginnedpn <heprdiaa& also from brokers who have purchased theCot- ndhave paid the advance above stated overtha E CLASSIFICATION ginn ed on the ordinary Gin* mportant to planters^in the purchase of GINS to ler these facts, and.buy a good Gin, which wm 2000 OPPOSITE GULF II. R. DEPOT. Iron and Brass Castings 100 hogsheads CubaMolasses, 150 tierces Cuba Molasses, 100 barrels A, B; C Sugar, 25 barrels Crashed Powder Sugar, 250 boxes Tobacco, in bond,' * £00 kegs Nails, •>, -. 50 bales Gunny Bagging, 60 rolls Patched Bagging, ,. 250 rolls Sea Island (T. C.^rC^ -Bagging 200 coils Machine Rope, : Qfl hnifoliuiAo P TP Oi^aa ww MSA w ww 'Jro. 3 Broad and 109 East Bay Streets, CHARLESTON, s. C. Samples for distribution at the office of the [qbning News. , : . t : sep22-eod2w tin & Co: Steame Cohen. 1 Sailed Yesterday. CiiyfPoint, McNelty, Palatka—L J Guilmar- I ALL SIZES ON HAND- ' Ja ! —— : ‘» < # ^4 Sugar Mills and Boilers, REDUCTION IN PRICES. , f „ * *TTTE yrSLL SELL AS FOLLOWS : W Sugar Mills, 18-inch .....$90 00 IA ! Sugar Mills.TC-inch . -. 70 00 Sugar Mills, 14-inch 5100 Sugar Mills. 1‘1-inch ...... 35 00 Sugar Boilers, 40 gallons 17 00 'Sugar Boilers, 50 gallons 22 on Sugar Boilers, 60 gallons ...1 25 00' Sugar Boilers, 80 gallons.. J....... 34 00 _i-, Sugar Boilers, 100 gallons... 1 ..I... 45 00 PCS* OUR -VIIIX SHAFTS are made out of the test “ (x.li inon. TATTDW I r :i< X ’ 1. -m . Receipts. Per steamer - City Point, from Charle horse and buggy, 6 McC gins, and 25 ~ ; Passengers. Per steamship San Salvador, from New York—Gen W Anderson, Mr and Mrs S L Wylie, H Dart, Cbas Schlatter. P V Robinson, C C Greene, Miss A T Hol- en, Mrs M E Bicker, Charles Walker, A Champion, Cr and Mrs Herschfield, JI Adams, A S Carrol, Geo, i ijinffifiiJiiIWiftjitt 11 T'l ' S'"'•d- which i give perfect satisfaction in it- use aijd result in a gi saving of nxoney. We have received ordera from some, of the best * largest planters of Georgia and Florida, dll and load, was a few days ago observed by the mistress to be sitting withffis glass empty be fore him. ‘"What will -you take?’ said the qpraman. - i Oh, nothing'mor^ v '-wa8 the reply. T have but forty.sous, and I must buy some: charcoal to -stifle myself with.’ ‘Oh, that’s very foolish,’- rejoined the landlady, who thought lie %as iolrinlr: ‘ with tworpenny worth of cord you*plf, and by that arrangement j-yon would have- some more money to spend in drink.’- ‘ Upon my word you’re iight,’ said the inan ; and he spent -1 piano. .,y j .*.« ■> < . ; . U<if n TAM. ii AL KXANDER & RUSSELL, septl-3m Corner Abercom and Bryan streets. WHOLESALE TOE'AQCOmST ASL COM MISSION MERCHANT, Jones’ Upper Block, Savannah, H as now on hand tobacoc direct from theSctoriea-Of North Carolina ancl t irgraia He Invites his old patrons to examine his stoc-., which he is able to sell lower than any other house in the city. 3-inch wrought Iron. JOURNALS wtil he aU of a standard sj?e. EXTRA BOXES always on hand. - enr From our well-known reputation, we solicit a share of public patronage, fill our work Is warrant ed and delivered at depots and steaiqboats free of charge. All orders promptly attended to. ibirty-eight of Ms remaining- sons in drink. On Saturday morning lie was discovered hanging to a tree.” hand. •For sale low by sep!9-tf Advertisements forwarded to all Newspapers. No advance charged on Publishers’ prices. All leading Newspapers kept on file. Information as to Cost of Advertising fornished- All Orders receive careful'a tten tion. Inquiries by ^lail au»werc<l promptly. Complete Printed lists of New3papers for sale. Special Lists prepared for Customers. Advertisements Written and Notices secured. Orders from Business Men especially solicited. ^^ B ^. Geo ^ r e Ktoy. J Hem, A T Rudd, J T Hays, J H McGmley, Mrs Martin, J Dan, N Carr, J H Wise, L M J D Collins, F W Cornwell, L Heiz, ^ Limn, T N. West, XS JTSamison, L C Craher. S- C Compton, and C Nisley. . - ’ Per steamer City . Point, from Charleston—Mrs'J A Chittyi Mrs HL Riddell and son, J ManigaulL Mr Hull, K Oppenheimer, G Davis, P Walch and servant. W A Ham, Mrs E Flarety, Mrs Berhans, Capt M Usina. wife, 3 children and servant, and 0 on deck. Consignees. Per steamship San Salvador, from New York—JW Anderson’s Sons k Co, G W Allen, F H Allen, Blun k M, G Butler, Bolshaw k S, C J Beatty_ W Barnett M A /V.YOl.nli/Mm 9. /I Tt-f«.,l G* n. /n I ' . w. By tbs C.lep.v^A witness in court who had Been cautioned to give a precise answer to jeveiy question, and not to talk about what he might think tlie quesfion meant, was.interro gated as follows: ' , . . . “You drive a wagon V” sir,, I do not.” . “Why, nian, did you not tell my learned Suend so this moment. ” Rope, ITANTLY REOErVING DIRECT FROM THE lla, bert MACIUNK B.VLE BQPE, and for sale ifacturer’s wholesale prices. Factors and deal- And it equal to the best Hemp Rope for plants !, aud much cheaper. A. M. SCARBROUGH, No. 6 Stoddard’s Lower Range, I RIME BICE,' Seymour and Blair Badges. I HAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE SUPPLY (fifteen varieties) of the above. Wholesale or re tail. One badge mailed to any address on receipt of 25 cents; five badges for $1. Send in your orders to ZSTILL’S NEWS DEPOT, au28 im* Bull street, next to Post Office. YARNS, from the Columbus Factory. TOBACCO* a ei'ba—hmxa GUNNY BAGGING.. .. ^ . ^ SEA ISLAND BAGGING," Tucker, € BAiS-w:r : ; . fousrw. ^tiaawoNy sons , Corn, Oats anJFIour 7 *•' i— w-^i. a wagon ?” ' ‘ No.‘241 Broad St, Augusta. General Agents for the State of Georgia. AGENTS WANTED in every county through- 9 State to sell Machines. jy9-ly : is your occupation, then?’ re a horse, sir.” A *JSLasV u/'LTj: Ferrill k W, M Ferst*& Co, A k L Friedenberg, LJ augio-tf 4 V T~: t L