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-y? r ^"'- local fbiday morning, jmfflr ». mm. Departure or SUamiWp* Steamer* FOB HBW YORK. Steamship Missouri, Saturday, June 30th, at o'clock, a. m. o'clock, a. m. -clock Steamship Perit, Saturday, June 30th, » t9 0 at » Steamship Flambeau, Thursday, Jp 1 ? * t * 1 ’ at 18 o'clock. 4 roR philadbj-h'* Steamship Tonawauda, Satnrdtfi o’clock a. m. r0B „ALT-“On. Steamshlpcnmber.au Friday, Jn^Mth, 9 o'clock a. m. fOVL AUGUSTA* Steamer Swa- “ rery Wednesday morning, o'clock. FOR CHARLH8TON. steam*’ nlat ®° y ’ evely Mon<1 *y morning, at 8 ° gunner Kate, every Thnrsday morning at 9 o'clock c.jamer Entitle, every Sunday afternoon, at 4 p-clock. FOB FLORIDA. Steamer Liazle Baker, every Friday morning, at 10 o'clock. Steamer Sylvan Shore, every Tuesday moTning, at 10 o'clock. Steamer Kate, every Monday morning, at 9 o’clock FOB DARIEN. Steamer H. M. Cool, Friday morning, at 8 o'clock. Messrs. E9TILL A BROTHER, Newsdealers, Sta tioners and Booksellers, Bull street (down stairs) corner of Bay lane, next to the Post Office, are au thorized agents for the Dailt News A Hibald. All orders left with them will he promptly attended Tbe Excursion to Tzbue. -The excursion of the Lizzy Baker to Tybee cn Wednesday was one of the pleasantest events of the season, reminding us of the good old times before "the cruel war" began. There were a large number of passengers, including many Savannah ladies and a number of our up-country visi tors with their families, all of whom seemed to enjoy the trip exceedingly. The afternoon wasjbright and pleasant, and the sea breeeze bracing and refresh ing. Captain King, aided by Colonel Jo. Klnchley and hia gentlemanly staff, managed everything with a degree of propriety that ensured the comfort and enjoyment of their guests. To the strangers on board, the fort and batteries, obstructions, Ac., were objects of much interest, and Major Bar- ledy, who had commanded at Fort Jackson and tbe batteries in tbe vicinity, with other officers who had seen service in defence of the river front, were con- localities rendered historical by the events of the war. atantly in requisition for information in regard to the The ran was just far enough out to get a touch of the ground swell, so inexpressibly curious in its effect upon landsmen, but tbe gallant 'Captain seeing many of tbe bright faces around him beginning to wear a serious expression, took compassion on them, and turned the head of tbe Lizzy homeward. She was soon in smooth water again, and the faces assumed their wcnted sprightlinces, and the carmine tinge returned to cheeks that a few minutes before were colorless. Returning, the Interesting river panorama was reviewed, and many romlniscen ces elicited, in the enjoyment of which pleasant inter course and tbe fresh evening breeze, the time passed swiftly as the Lizzy, which was soon at her wharf, not an incident having ocourred to mar the enjoyment of the occasion. We would be pleased if such afternoon steamboat excursions, conducted ib the same manner, were more frequent during the sultry months. We feel confidant that they would be liberally patronized and greatly en joyed by the beet class of our citizens and their fami lies, to whom they would afford pleasant and healthful recreation. Psrmwtation.—The evening of June 2*1 im made the o6caaion of a pleasant social gathering at the hoe* pliable residenoe of OoL and Mrs. A. Wilbur, Jones street. The immediate objafit of those who assembled ynt to do honor to one who, by his untiring industry, bad done*much to cultivate the voices of those whoae office it la to render the musical portion of public wor ship. Those oPui whoae privilege It has been to listen to the sweet voices of the children of tjhe Sunday School in their “songs of ptaiae," will not wonder that the Trustees and others desired to expreae in tangible form their appreciation of the labors of 8. W. (Reason, who for some years has devoted himself With patient zeal, inspired by a love of his sacred art, to the cultivation of that highest form of worship—the singing of the Choir and Sunday hchnoL A beautiful Silver Tea Service, composed of six pieces, and bearing the following inscription, “Pre sented to S. W. Gleason by tbe Trustees and Congre gation of the Independent Presbyterian Church, as a testimonial of hia untiring efforts, efficiency end suc cess in improving the Music of the Church end Bundly School, Savannah, June 22, 1866;“ having been prepared by those interested, was placed upon the table. The Pastor, Trustees, Choir and a few guests having “dropped in,” Mr. Jno. W. Anderson, in behalf of the donors, in a few words of Christian love and sympathy, pre sented it to Mr. Gleason, who, overcome by surprise and gratitude, found eloquent words .of thanks to ex press hia feelings. Referring to those who had la bored with him, he attributed much of his success to their co-operation, and promised that the rich and beautiful gift ahonld be transmitted to his children’s chlldrsn. The ceremony over and the articles examined and pronounced good, the company repaired to the supper room, where a rich feast was waiting. Those who Were fortunate enough to be present will not soon forget tbe social intercourse, the sweet song of tbe Choir, and other features of the evening. Seldom has a more beautiful gift been more worth ily bestowed. Gobst. Passing Counterfeit Money.—Beer Goldman, one ol tbe party who was arrested at an auction store a short time since charged with picking the pocket of s woman, and was discharged, there not being sufil- uent proof to convict him, was again arrested yester day morning, charged with passing counterfeit cur rency on a number of store keepers in this city. He was taken before Justice Staley, and held under bond* for bis appearance before tbe Superior Court, to an swer to tbe above charge. Goldman after being re leased on bail, had not been at liberty more than a few hours, when he was again taken in custody and con- ▼ayed to the police barracks for the saute offence. It appesrs that after being released ho west down to tbe f erry wharf, it is thought with the intention of going over to Screven's ferry. While waiting on tbe wharf, several boys had congregated about him and com menced annoying him. Goldman atartod to go off but accidentally stumbled over a log, when a large was seen fo fall ftom his nerson They were picked np by ,. n by, -u~ w-..a- sd them to a second party for examination, when it was found that they were all counterfeit change bills, of tbe denomination of fifty cents. Goldman was im mediately arrested and conveyed to the police bar racks. There is no doubt that there Is some other party interested in tbe paesing of lb is counterfeit mouey with Goldman, as he was thoroughly searched when first arrested and all the bogus money he had in his possession taken from him. In less than four hours he Is again arrested and a quantity of counterfeit money found in his possession. The bills arc all now. So persistent and indefatigable a rogue should ho pun ished to the full oxtent of the law. Examination —Lucy Colvin and Jano Floyd, both colored, were examined boforo Justice Staley yester day afternoon, charged with ths offence of larceny trom the bouse. It appears that the colored girl, Jane Floyd, had been in the employ of Mr. Locwentbal, and and she had at various times stolen dry goods and gold and silver coin, amounting In all to over one thousand dollars. Several pieces of the goods stolen were traced to where tbe colored girl bad sold them, bnt abe was unwilling to give any account of tbe pro ceeds derived from the sals of tbe stolen articles, or the money which she had taken. On examination of the case, there waa no proof to convict Jane Floyd of any complicity in the theft. She waa, therefore, dis charged. The proof against the other womati, Lucy Colvin, being poaltive, she was committed to jail, in default of hail, to await her trial before the next Janu ary term of tbe Superior Court. In Arbitration—The arguments in tbe cuse of the Augusta and Savannah Railroad vs. the Central Rail road and Banking Company, in arbitration, whloh have been delivered within the past two days at the Court House before a board of referees, consisting of Hon. Ebenezer Starnes, of Augusta, Hon. E. A. Nes bitt, of Macon, and Hon. W. B. Fleming, of this city, was concluded yesterday by Hon. Tbomaa E. Lloyd, one of the attorneys for the Augusta and Savannah Railroad Company, and the case submitted to the referees for their decision. The case, we learn, in volves the payment of rent to the Augusta and Savan nah Railroad from June, 1864, to June, 1866. Hon. Yhoe. E. Lloyd and Hon. Henry Jackson appeared as counsel for the Augusta and Savannah Railroad, and Hon. Howell Cobb for the Central Railroad. The Griffin Star.—We had the pleasure oi meet mg amon g the oxcursionlste from the up oountry yes terday, our friend Archy Speights, Esq., one of the publishers and editors of the “Griffin Star,” one of tbe most spirited and ably conducted papers in the in terior of the State. Mr. Speights will remain a few days in Savannah, with a view to promote the businese interests of his paper. The Star has a wide circulation m a section of'the State from which a large amount of trade comes to Savannah, and those of our mer chants who desire to make their houses known in that section will find the Star a deserving and influential medium for their advertisements. Fine Peaches.—Our next-door neighbor,|Mr. C. W. Thompson, sent us, yesterday, a sample of some flue peaches, shipped by him to New Fork. They were from the plantation of Mr. Moses, at 'Columbus, well knowu aa a fruiterer and planter. Mr. Thompson is bis forwarding agent In Savannah, and will have con signments of fruit, Ac., during the whole summer, to dispose of here or at the North. We hope tbe ship ment# will rescb here regularly, as. yesterday, auffl- < iently near our dfoner hour to suable us to apart practically of the quality. Columbia Square Gbocebv Stobe.—Messrs. Phi- lip Callapan A Co., advertise their Grocery Store, in Columbia Square, in another column. Both members of the firm have e long steamboat experience, and extensive acquaintance on most of the boats running between Savannah and Northern cities, greatly facili tating their supply from the beet markets. Mayob’h Court.—Thomas Ferable was charged with improper conduct, disorderly in a store on Market square. In consequence of Ferable’-s being a stranger in the city, and in consideration of his promising to do better in future the case was dismissed. John Brsnnan, drunk and lying in the streets, was fined only $2, in consequence of his being a stranger in the city. Robert (colored), charged with improper conduct- abusing and attempting to a colored man in the market; also with resisting tbe policeman making the arrest, was fined $5 for the abusive language used and $5 for resisting the policeman. Henry Stephens (colored), charged with being drunk and lying in the streets. The prisoner acknowledged that he had been drunk, and stated that he had been worklDg h ard, and that a few drinks which he had taken overcame him. He asked for leniency, assur. jng his Honor it should be his last offence. Fined $2 and costs. , Charles Chettings, (colored) charged with Improper conduct and disorderly in the streets. The policeman who made tbe arrest stated that he heard four shots fired In succession, on Wednesday night, near the corner of Jefferson and Bryan streets, and on proceed ing to the locality whero the shots were fired, hs saw the prisoner and another negro running up Jefferson towards Bay street in pursuit of some boys. The prisoner slated that tbe pistol was not fired by him, and several negro men who were up in the third story of a building whore there la a negro billiard room came forward and testified in the prisoner's behalf, stating that they were certain that be was not the man who fired the shots, notwithstanding they were more than one hundred and fiftg yards from where the shots were fired, and up in the third story of a build ing, while the parties in the street were standing in the shade of the buildings adjacent. His Honor, after a full investigation of tbe case, could find no positive proof against tho prisoners as regards the firing of the pistol, but it had been proven that be was in company with the person who tired the shots, and had in hia possession a much more murderous weapon than a pistol, in the shape of a largo oak feller taken probbaly from the wheel of a very large wagon. Ha had it slung on to a string, and there is no doubt that hia intentions were to use it upon tbe parties they were in pursuit of. Having been found in bad company, and having a large billy in hia possession, he was fined five dollare and coats. Levi Danielle, colored, was charged with improper conduot, sleeping on a box in the streets. The pris oner etated that he worked at a mill on the Central Railroad. Ho had Just arrived in tbe city on Wednes day evening, and intended returning in tho morning' Being unacquainted in the city he thought fie would spend tbe nigbt on a box. In consequence of tbe statement made by tbe priaouer, he waa let off with a fine of one dollar. Mabsden's Asiatic Cholera Cube.—This prepara tion baa gained a high reputation in Europa aa a sure remedy for Asiatic cholera and all disorders of tbe bowels. It will be seen by tho advertisement in another column, that Mr. T. W. Marsdcu has estab lishes e laboratory is, Vew York the manufacture of tnc medicine from the original racipe, and is pre pared, through bla agents, to place it within tho reach of the peoplo, in gntlclpatlon of tho appearance of the much dreaded Asiatic scourge. Mr. J. Llppmau, druggist, is agent for the sale of the medicine in this city. _ Wc heard a few days since that one of tba new comers who have gone into planting on an oxtenilvo scale In tki* region, had paid his colored laborers off, partly in valueless Jewelry, trlnkots, Ac. Having ex hausted hie stock, cue of tho parties concerned bus gone North, to replenish it, und expects to be hack in tirao to meet tho nonpayment. In tho moantime the negroes have become dissatisfied, and many of thorn threaten to leavo without fulfilling their contract. Mr. O. F. Webster, Agent of tho National Express Company, will accept onr thanks for a handsome pre sent of delicious peaches; also for lsto Richmond pa pers, in one of which, the Dispatch, wo flud the fol lowing paragraph; Watkbmelohs.— Our mouth was made to water yes terday at the eight of one of tho finest watermelons we have ever seen, which, upon Inquiry, we learned had been brought from Savannah in two days and a half by the National Express Company, for one of our trisH&nr* sfisssK iu JG Heard, do 0 K Wood*, do R Heater, Elbe J iiaSS BE Welli, Coli Talbot co umboa J M Frazer, do O 8 CudUle, Saton ton SCREVEN HOUSE—G. McGlHLT, OReneau, Ga C P Flatter, F)f J A Semple, Va T H Ooe/S C W B Gaulden, Ga J M Sutton, N c T W Neely, Jefferson co supply the market continues dull and rninlAm. We quote Dundee at 12 a S3c.; Gunny 2T a Me.; kept 19 a 10c. Btrrm.—There U a ftir supply and demand. Ws quote Western at SIX (Wo., and choice Goshen fit E D Otis, N V T F Lewis, str Missouri L Scott, H Holland, W Mehoney, J G Kosamau, S Rockfeller, H R Allen. J Beat, N V D Turner, N V W A Wright, Augusta W H Potter, do W Shields, do do do do do do do R Richards ft lady.Augeta A K Francis, do Miss O Richards, do Mrs Francis A child, do H Gardner, Madison A Moore, do J C Hamlin, Fla J G Clarke, City O A Dennis, H Head W J Griffin, A. A G R R G W O Connor, Atlanta Mrs Smith A child, Ga MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. Luce. W F Josey ft lady, Rich mond J L Fabian, City J Samis Capt W E Jonea, Augusta W G Lautreman, MUledge- ville T H Sharp, La W C Kennedy, Macon D Dunn, do K Wamble, Texas N W Harris, wife, two daughters A slater, Ban- dersville L S Ledbetter, Sandera- vllle Dr T B Gorman, Ga J H Mooney, Florida C Neill, do T Foster, do W Bays, do A Martin, do K Smith, Boston T C Weeks, do F M Calloway, Ga A H Raid, Eatonton T M Jones, Nawnan JUaiatnre Almanac—This Day. Sun rises.. 4 63 Sun seta 7 17 BIOH WATER. At Tybee .' 8 39|At Port. 10 09 Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF SAVANNAH. Thursday, June 23, issd. Arrived, Steamer Eollpse, Ward, Augusta—J M Klnchley. Steamer Kate, Lookwood, Jacksonville, etc—Brad ley. Hill A Co. U S Surveying achr Geo M Bache, Ogden, St Au gnatlne. Cleared. Steamship Herman Livingston, Baker, New York —Wilder A Fullerton. Steamship Cumberland, Harris, Baltimore—La- Roche, West A Danielle. Steameblp Virgo, Bnlkley, New York—O Cohen. Steamer Kate, Lockwood, Charleston—Bradley, Hill A Co. Steamer II M Cool, Taylor, Darien—H A Cohen. Steamer Darlington, Brock, Charleston—F M My rail. Schr Nadab, Johnson, Baltimore—T B Marshall A Bro. Scbr E T Smith, Doane, New York—J T Patterson. Kxports. Per steamship Herman Livingston, for New York —600 bales upland cotton, 10 do sea Island do, 42 pcs timber, 137 turtles, 47 bales wool, 20 do yarns, 113 watermelons, 83 boxes peaches, 22 crates and 84 bble vegetables, 9 bales sheeting, 11 bbla and 1 box dried fruit, 95 pkgs mdse. Per steamship Virgo, for New York—681 bales up land cotton, 208 pkge mdse. Per steamship Cumberland, for Baltimore—225 bales npland cotton, 20 do wool, 3 do- yarns, 100 empty bbls, 60 pkgs mdse Per schr Nadab, for Baltimore—66,000 ft lumber. Per schr E T Smith, for New York—80,000 ft lumber. ’•port pricss hive advanced Choise Bio is held at from 21s 29c., and Java 40 a 45c. aloes our last report notwithstanding heavy to the interior and Florida, ily with In the past at $160 a 165 for white, so change to note since onr quotations at 90c. a $1, ry. sll, Passengers Per steamship Virgo, for New York—Mimes Clew Burke, Hill and Fowler, Mr Fowler, W P Ruisei. Mrs Stone and son, Mr Holmes and wife, M D Me Art by, it M Blount, II Angus. R Gaines, Mrs J F Har rison, Mina 0 J Henry, Miss Walsh, Miss C Coegrove, Miss Hadlock, T H Goodwin, E McDonalda, Mrs fl J McRoy, Mrs M C Tucker, FW Mitchell and child, J W Withers, Mrs P A Sturdivant, and others. Per steamer Kate, from Jacksonville, etc-A Martin, C DeMersett, A M Reed, P Crippln, J Foster, R Smith T 0 Clark, H A Shaffer, Mrs Malleroy, Mr OeLamlu T Walhou, Ur Hall, Wm Baya, J 8 Swan and lad Mra E Goldsmith and aervt, Mrs Do Mllwlg, Mias MI wig and servt, Sergeant Clark, W 8 Soldrnst, C P Fisher, J U Wooley, and 7 deck. Per steamship Herman Livingston, for New York— A H Francis, lady and child, Mrs II Reilly, Mlaa J “ Marshall, H J McDowell, J U Gardner, Mrs Van U sane, Miss Van Bussane, D Mallett, J Mallett, Mra U Wade and son, Mrs Carroll and dnaghter, Miss IVndo, Miss S Wade, 8 F Warren and lady, I Clark, J Fagan, L F Stowe, Mrs Stratford, Hiss Stratford, Miss M Boylo, O Rhodes, wife and fell 11 dren, Mrs 8 A Penniman and aon, Mlaa H Wheatly, R Stafford, H Bacon, T Malony, W O Jemup and family, W D Benton, J W Hoderlff, J A Carter, fl W Nelson, E Van Znnilt und friend, <i G Hall, 2 children and servt, Miss L ltellly, Mra M Hcnderion, J P Signer H C O’Driscoll and lady. F 0 O'Driscoll ami lady, A Fawcett, .1 Leighton, J P Miller, J Durden, Dr N A Fisher, J Lippnian, E B K Hoyt. J Watson, J Jackson i, LZStor - ' J Thompson. L L Sternheimori H 9 Allen, 8 Fsrrelly, J F Killer, Mils H Elliott and servt, W B Bull ch, Ml** L A L Bulloch, Mr* J L Locke, Ml«* M F Locke, 8 L Wiley and lady, Mrs Darby, Miss Morris, J W Analey M J Ititcli, U K Richardson, W II Porter, U P Pratt, J M Roberts, Mr Goodsell, E F Goddard, J A Prentice K H Dixon, H C Allen, T Wlioatly, A P Tripod, J r Y scliecurcr, N P Hudson, W Strickland, C Haas, W S Aui dick, E W Clark, PW White. J U M Martin au>l son. O U Woulia, H Gardner, A Moon. W Stellas, T M N Phillips, D M Hooves, G U Wtilteatds, aud 12 in steerage. Consignees. Per steamer Kmc, from Jacksonville, etc—Cham pion A F, 0 M Ililtsman, A W Miller, J Maxwell, and others. Consignees per Central Uallrond. June 28, ism. 097 bo les cotton, 20 do yarn, 162 racks corn, 19 cars lumber ami imlao to A Wilkes, A Cohen, P II Behn, M Ferst A Co, J W Rabun A Co, J Ryan, Holcombe A Co, A Myers A Co, Wutts A Melt, Cooper A McA, Arkwright A Co, A H (julnby, Mary Braner, Justice Inf Court Lowndes county, DG Purse, O Patten, W H Stark, C D Rodgers, E K Bell, Phillips A M, D C Hullcbuston, E J Moses, J M Selkirk, H Roberts A SOn, Lathrop A Co, Brady, 8 A Co, O Cohen, T Hol combe, A S Hartridge. F W Sims A Co, Jones A W. B A Whlteh coil, Tlson A G, Guersrd A F, W T Mosolcy, J \y Lathrop A Co, Crane A G, E C Wade.. citizen). About Hats.— Capt. Coldlng ha* Juat received a fresh supply of those beautiful Panama Hats. Thoy are Just the thing for the acaaon, but if you should fancy some other style he can anit your taate in the bat line, aa well as in any other article of fashion and fancy in hia line. Speaking of hats, we would suggest to persons who wear palm hats or straw hats on steamboat excursions to be sure to have a cable or halliard of some sort at tached, or they (the hats, not the wearers) may get overboard. Committed.—Jackson Green, (colored,) charged with stealing two mules in Eflihgham county, tbe pro perty of Mr. Edwards, was examined yesterday before Justice Staley, who, after a careful investigation of the case, found sufficient proof to convict the prisoner. He was therefora committed to jail to await his trial for the offence of mule-stealing. LIST OF VUI8EL9 IN THE PORT OF SAVANNAH. Savannah, June 28, i860 STEAMSHIPS. Missonri, Loveland, New York—U H llardce. Cumberland, Harris, Baltimore—LaRocbe, West A Danlella. Tonawauda, Teal, Philadelphia—Hunter A Gam mell. Perit, Dclanoy, New York—Hunler A Gammell. suirs. John Patten, Emerson, Liverpool—Crane A Gray- hill. Magistrate's Coubt The case of Butler Brown, (col ored,) charged with stabbing Iaaac Morrell, (colored,) in an affray at a brick-yard on the Louisville road, a short time since, was called for trial yesterday, before Jus tice Phillip M. Russell, but owing to tbe absence of important witnesses in tbe case, it wag continued over until Monday next. A dispatch to Messrs. Hunter A Gammell, the agents in this city, reports tbe arrival of tbe Pioneer, hence for Philadelphia, on Tuesday evening, 26tii June. Another dispatch to the same firm reports the arri val of the Tybee, hence for New York, on Tuesday evening, 20th June. For New Yore.—The steamships Herman Living ston, Capt. Baker, and tbe Virgo, Capt. Bulklcy, with full ft-elghta and a large number of passengers, left for New York yeeterday morning. T GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY Excursion to Florida—Persons desirous of mak ing a delightful summer excursion have a moat favor able opportunity tf doing so in tbo fine steamer Die- fotor, which will leavo on Saturday afternoon for Pa- **tka, Florida, via Fernandina, Jacksonville, and all the landings on the St. Johns fiver, returning to tbe city on Tuesday evening noxt, The charge for the round trip <*is) is exceedingly moderate, and the *e- commodetiona and fore good. Seo advertisement. C ‘ tl, * p, » * n8etln 8. previously announced to take piece u«t evening to make preparation) for a proper •wehratfon of the 4tb of July, did not eome off, Zr* *? * oro# ml*und#r*t*ndlng in regard to the light- ™*‘*«h* Exchange long room, wbar* tba masting WMte hav* been held. observed psaaiMorar tba oily, terday dlreetteu, about tan o’elook yes- THORN’S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF COPAIBA and SARSAPARILLA of the A) a SURE and SPEEDY corn for nil DtsiAars of the Ri.Ai.naa, Kidnsvb, and Usiwast Oi <ans of novn •EXSS. THE STAMP ON EACH POT Will also bear -f* Tbo NAME | ■ of tbe PROPRIETOR end the Unitsp S»Af*9 A#*NT. NONE OTHHR 18 aKtlDINE. TOraotmg Tan Onmn Observe this L ABELiV* . WT ObservOlhaas prarfutiong and address order* t° * TARRANT ft OO.i . . . No. jWflrgwwIta strife l, New fork, V* ffoU try Alt J*9o-«aw9a* Consul, (Br) Barclay—W Battersby A Co. Favorite, (Br) Worden, Liverpool—E A Sou Hard. BARKS. Harvest Moon, Bartlett, Aspinwall—Hunter ft. Gammell. Harriet, Ucasloop,'Buenos Ayres—Miilen A Wadley. BRIGS. Resolute, Miller, awaiting orders—LaRoehe, West A Daniells. Chesapeake, Hewhall, discharging—Haywood A Gage. SCHOONERS. Abby B, Fergaion, awaiting orders—J W Anderson Julia, , waiting—Schuster A Heinsius. Martba, Josa, discharging—Tucker A Lapbam. G T smith, Doaue, New York-E E Hertz A Co. Nadab, Johnson, waiting—Hunter A Gammell. Convoy, Merrill, discharging—F W Sims A On. J Emerson, Emerson, discharging—Hunter A Gam mell. Financial and Commercial. SAVANNAH MARKET. Remarks. Feiday, June 29* 1866. Exchange.—In sterling there is very little doing. Some isles have been made within the past few days at 62c. premium. New York sight haa been sold out side at a >4 %t cent, off; bint rates for selling A V cent. off. Cotton.—During the put week the market has been rather quiet, with very little variations in prices. To-day we quote cotton u follows: Ordinary 31 (St- Low Middling #2>,#33), Middling .....34 #36 Strict Middling 35 #35)8 Good Middling — #96 In Sea Ialauda there haa been no transactions dur ing the past week. 42)4*440. V ft. Cower.—Since about lc. on all qi 28 to 32c.; prime, Vlb. Corn—Has arrived Thera is stair supply shipments have been Prices have advanced few weeks, and it ia and $1*42 a 1 46 for Oats.—Thera hu lut report; we contlau* from store. Day Goods.—There tub been a fair buslneu done in dry goods during thg fast month at unchanged prices. Within the paaMtek, owing to the Urge number of persona in the (tty from the Interior, an unusually large trade hu teen done. The stocks on hand are not very large, but ample for tbe buslneu at this season of the year. Ft quote shirtings, brown, at 15 a 22c.; sheetings, brass, 17 a 25c.; brown drills, 23 a 35c.; and cotton Osnabstgs at 29 a 30c. Flour.—There to a foir supply on tbe market, with a good demand. It to held at 88 00*8 60 for fine; $9 00 a 10 for superfine; |10al2 for extra; 914*16 for choice. Prices have advanced within the put month about $2 on choice grades. Hat.—Tbe market contmies well (applied with both Eutern and Northern. It to held at |1 a 1 20 for Northers, in quantities,and |l jgin small lots; East ern is held, in quantities, at $1 25 a 1 36; and by re tail at $1 50 a 1 55. -• * Lime—la in fair supply at 92 25 a 2 75, according to quantity. We hear of the sale,‘from wharf, of a lot to arrive, at |2 50. Molasses and Sugar.—The stocks of both molasses and sugar are rather low, vith a good inquiry. We quote Muscovada molasses it 60s.,'and Florida syrup at fl, by retail; Muscovado sagars, 12)4 * Ido-; yellow C., 15c.; extra C., 16a; B. whte, 16)4 * 17c; A., 17KO-; crashed and powdered, 18c. Rice.—The receipts are o> small u to be scarcely worth mentioning. Such sties as a^e made are con fined entirely to the retail fade. Ws quote Carolina at 12 a 14c., at retail. Salt.—There hu been no,new arrivals since our lut report We hear ol sales of several lota within the put week, at prices raaging from f 1 76 to f 2. It is retailing at $2 25, Soap.—The market to abundantly supplied, and tbs demand for tba homi trade continues moderate. Prices are lower. We mote Oolegste A Hull's fcmlly brands at 14c.; commot brands, 11)4 a 12*4c. Tallow and Wool.— h account of tho small quan tity on tho market, prti ■, since o|r lut report, have advanced from 2 a 3c. rha offering prices now are 12)4o. for tallow, and 28 for wool. * Fbeiohts —There if Out one vessel up for Great Britain, at 7-16d. To I aw York, by steamers, $2 ft bale for cotton. Lumb ■ freights have been engaged to Northern ports for Timber.—In timber bars to very little doing, and ths receipts are light aa icconut of the canals being oat of order. Mill tin|*r may ha quoted at. |8 a 12. Good shipping lota woild qommand a higher price it there wu sufficient facilities for transportation Lumbbb.—Orders for small sizes and short lengths can bo placed at low rate. On a rigid inspection, with good lengths, prices are upwards. Augwsm Markets. AUOUsta, June 27. Cotton.—Scarcely any change to report in tbe mar- ildlng off c ket. There holders and yesterday: 1 good middlii Gold.— M :lng off on tbe part ot quotations remain u on ; striot middling 32 a 83c. Sav’hW Article*. Baooino, Gun Sea Island Tucker, Ci Tucker, Bale Rope..'. Beeswax Beef, Men f Extra Mesa (1 Family.... Bacon, Hama. Shoulders. Sides Bread, Navy Pilot Butter, Goshen, Prim* Wsstei Candles, Adanu Hull's Cheese, Goshen. Extra Cream. English Dairy. Pine Apple.. Cur ike, tit. Domli JW*n rjfl CORDAOK... Manilla rices Current. ttr from to 97 # 3( 30 # 3; Domestic Goods— Shlrtinga, BrownJ Sheetings, Brown! Brown Drills....! Cotton Oinaburg Fish, Mackerel, No. T do No. 9tJ do.. Flour, Fine.... Superfine... Extra Choice Grain, Corn, Marylai Prime Western.., Oats Bran per saokj Glam,American WlnScw Gunpowder, Hazard's Electric , kegs Hazard's Fair Lain. Hat, Prim* Northern, cwt Am * * do Eastern Hints, Dry... ^ Deerskins fo Iron, Swedes fo Pig ....ft Hoop fo ■beet fo NaUrods fo Lard, Prime Leaf !fo Pressed . th Lon Rockland bbl Liquors— Brandy, Cognac. gal Jules, Robin* A On gal Holland Gin gal Columbian .^al 2 76 -# 3 60 Old Tom A Dabby, in cases. Whiskey, do N. E. Bum Lumber, White do Pine, Spruce Pine Yellow Pine Molasses, Hi Florida Sy Nails Naval Stores Spirits Tu Varnish.. Pitch Oils, Linseed Whale.... Nsatfoot Lard.... Ksroaem Train... Turpentine... Lubrioatho Or Engine Oil. No. 2 Lubrii Osnabubos, Flax.. Pork, Family Pig Pork, Prime.. Pork, Ueu... i. Porter, London Raisins, Malaga do Salt, Liverpool Coast Soap, American, yi Shot, all sizu... Sugar, Brown... B. Coffee Crushed Powdered.... Yellow Coffee Tallow Tobacco Teas— Imperial Oolong Ponchong TWINE, Seine Baliui 10 00 #15 00 8 60 # 6 60 # 0 00 4 00 # 11 00 #12 00 2 60 # 2 80 3 25 # 3 00 # 3 26 36 00 #40 00 60 00 #66 00 SO 00 #36 00 25 00 #35 00 # 60 # 1 00 # 7)4 6 00 #10 00 1 60 # 2 00 4 60 # 6 60 6 50 # 6 60 1 60 # 1 80 1 95 # 2 00 2 80 # 3 00 2 36 # 2 30 # 2 50 85 # 1 00 1 76 # 1 40 # Cabin Passage. The splendid steamship Toiia wanda, rill uil for the above port on kalurilay, June 30, at U o’clock a, as. For freight or passage, apply to je25 HUNTER ft GAMMELL. Pioneer Line FOR NEW YORK. Cabin Passage.. S10 <>*• The splendid steamship PERIT, Delanoy, Com mauder, will leave lor the above port/ on her regular day. Saturday, Jane 30, at V o’clock a. m. For freight or passage, having superior accommo dations, apply to je26 HUNTER ft GAMMELL. OLD. HI-WEEKLY LINE. Leave every Tuesday & Friday. For Palatka, E. Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. HEA RTS, FEHNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE AND PICOLATA. Tbs new and elegant steam packais, LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. N. KING, and SYLVAN SHORE, Capt. JAMBS TUCKER, . having been specially fitted np for this route villi unsurpassed accommodations, will leave regularly for the above places, the Sylvan Shore every TUB DAY MORNING, and the Lizzie Baker every FRIDAY MORNING, at ten o'clock. Returning, will leave Jacksonville every Monday and Friday, arriving at Savannah every Tuesduy anil Satarday mornlugs, In lime to connect with the New York steami-ra. For freight or Passage apply at the office on Florida wharf, or to CLAGHOHN ft CUNNINGHAM, * Agent* N. B.—All freight payable hy shippers. |cl6-3t Direct and Regular Communication WITH HILTON HEAD. Sloojp Fanny & Mary, Capt. SliiKEL, Is running regular trips between Savannah and Hilton Hoad, carrying freight at regular rates, and, when desired, Biking a few passengers. She is per fectly dry, lu good outer, and bo* made remarkably quick trip*. She curries the United Slates mall. Tbe National Expiess and Transportation Company and Southern Express am authorized to receive packages for her. Any Infonnatlou ran bn ohtalnort nf Capt. Slckel, or by inquiring of II. G. Kl wk, corner of St Julian and Bryan streets. tf FOR CHARLESTON. The new and splendid U. S Mall steamer Iv TV T R, 4>W|»t. V. a!. LwOftWU will leave Savannah, foot or West Broad straet, for the above port, EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, at 9 o'clonck, via Hilton Head aud Basaforl, arriving In time lor tho Northeastern train. Returning, leaves Charleston every SUNDAY MORNING at 6 o’clock,.touching at lllltou H«ad. Loaves savannah every MONDAY MORNING at 8 ovjuck for Palntku, Fla., tone hi tg •, all landtags on the St. Johns river. For freight or pas.sgn, apply to BRADLEY, HILL A CO., Agent*. Bay atrei- myl't 217 A 9191 jftaiQAKf MUM GOLD MEDAL SHERRY, PORT AND MADEIRA, HARVEST BOURBON, WHEAT NUTRIENT, OLD HOMESTEAD RYE. lu addition toour business of selling Wines, etc. in original packages, and In order to Insure to con sumers Pure Liquors in a compact slid convenient form, we commenced tbe enterprise of bottling and packing la cases our well known Wines, Brandies. Whiskies, .etc., and have sent them out In a style that would preclude the possibility of their being tam pered with before reaching the purchaser. The gen eral appreciation and gratifying success that has re warded our efforts lias encouraged as to maintain the standard as regards quality, also, to make in creased efforts to retain the confidence and patron age which lias bean so liberally bestowed apon as. BIN1NGBR A CO , [Established 1773.] Importers of Wines, Ac., No. 15 Beaver street, New York. The above popular goods are put up in cases con taining one dozen bottles each, and are sold by H. G. BUWE, Savannah, and all prominent Druggists, Grocers, c-te. Baling Wines, Claret Port Sherry.... ...... Brown Sherry.. Burgundy Port, etna. Farrs ™ Do. Wool, QTATE OF GBORi 9 Tool COTTON STATEMENT. Stock on hand 8cpL 1st. Jui Received since June 31...- Previousiy Total Receipts Exported since Juno 21 “ Previously Total Exports..... Stock on band.. Sm Island. upland. 281 3,724 3 3,777 9,481 912,911 9,766 »>.di'J 74 3,007 8,961 302,326 ” 8,996 306,332 1,130) 16,180 EXPORTS' OP COTTON FROM JUNK 21, 196f TO rtTNB 38, 1866. 4 Ports. sea Aland. Upland. Liverpool Boeton. New York Baltimore Philadelphia... Total Hfiporf. JM 3,096 43T 1 a BaCOMi*—Ip OOBUfOIBOl Of ttlt wm wmthar th* stook of mast m bawds la not so baavy u at our last raphrt, but than to auffistont lo meat tba moderate d* To all whom It mi Wbereu. Moore B1I apply at the Court Letters of Admin Blitcli, late or sold These are, tbe.efori It may concern to be make objection (If az Monday in August m be granted. Witness my band of Jane, i860, jeigaawaw OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. The name of Blninger A Co., No. 15 Beaver street, to a guarantee of tbe exact and literal truth or what ever they represent.—N. Y. Com. Advertiser. The importing house of Blninger A Co.. No. 15 Beaver etreqf, Is conducted upon principles of Integ rity, fairness, and tbe highest honor,—N. Y. Evening Express. Jee-DeodAWly f CUMBERLAND, Captain HARRIS, -|t.. Will aall for Ballimpre on Friday, 23th hast., at tf o’slsck, A. 1*1. PASSAGE RATES:* CabUq Passage, |W 9wcragc, S«« The near and fast steamship Love- , rahsmender, will saib-*s. above, on For freight engagements app'y.to' - ‘ j*16 ' LA ROCHE, WEST ft DAN1EI.9, . •me SO, oek a. POE NEW YORK For ftelghi perforto any eteai ATLANTIS COAST Mail steamship Company. Je25 having accommodations su- appifcto . HARDEE, No. 1 ttoUdatd’a Range. GARRISON A ALLJpSiqjgis, Bawling Go Cwklm Passage, $‘40. ..Steerage, $. r > FOR GBA$LES!0 VIA. iJKAUFlWT. Xhrmigh by DayTighf, The excellent steamship FLAMBEAU, . EATON, Commander, will positively sail oil Thursday, July 3th, at — o'clock. Pll-.OT BOY, For freight or passage, having accommodations superior to any ship In the trade, apply to WILDER A FULLAKTOX No. 8 Stoddard's Upper Range, opposlti • - luo ~ |e29 > Post Office SALE, »w& RIVER STEAMBOATS and TOW BOATS, of various size j and draft. also, * s Sailing Vessels, Bt- am Barges, Ac. ' A. M. DA COSTA, No. 42 Water street, N. Y. l.'up!. '()> It I’riiie, (Taking place of steamer Fannie temporarily! Will leave as above from Florida wharf, foot W> sl. Broad slrPet. uni 11 further notice, every MONDAY MORNING, at S o'clock. Returning, will leave Charleston every SATUF DAY MORNING at same hour. While the boat is on her trip height will b? ceived and stored in fire proof warehouse, tree expense. is This boat to new, very fast, and has good acconA) modatloDsfor passengers. For freight or passage^,? apply to F. M. MYRELL, Agent, je9-tf Florida wharf. . | THE UNITED STATES i BRAZII MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPACT Miscellaneous. Closing Out Sale * OF THE LONDON WITCH COMPANY. ST. THOMAS, PARA. PERNAMBUCO,] BAHIA, AND RIO DE JANEIRO. Owing to the failure and sudden closing of >Ue works and business of the »■ London Watch Company, •large number of fine Watches, manufactured espe cially for tba United States, being heavy, first class time-keepers, Intended to stand hard usago and sud- UnJer contract with tbe United States und Ba Governments for the carriage of the mails, will ' piilcb one of tholi' NF.W FIRST CLASS NIDI WHEEL den changes of temperature, are loft in our hands for immediate sale. As agents of the Company, wc this ' are obliged to dispose of this stock for cash In the apt shortest possible time. Wu bavo, therefore, decided on the plan annexed as the one that will be produc- tlve of the desired result. This plan gives every one an opportunity of obtaining first-class time keepers at a price that all can command. As every Certifi cate represents a Watch, there are no blanks, aud every one who Invests In this sale must get a Watch at half the retail prlco at least; and. If at all fortu nate, one to wear with pride through life. Remittances may be made at our risk in registered letters or by express, or post-office orders and drafts payable to our order, and woguaranteo a safe return. This INSURES safe delivery ami sure retnrn to every patron. We warrant every Watch as represented and satis faction Is gaarauleed in every tnstamte Knowing the worth of the stock, we can rive a Warrantee to every purchaser. Min price lias been Maced at the very low figure in order to Insure tmatdlatc sale; and all who desire to Improve tbe opportunity should make early application. BTEAMSIIIPI each ovef 2,000 tons burthen. On the 29th of Every Monl From the P*ort of IN’ ew Yol For tho following named ports and at the Ing rates of passage, payable In gold or Its lent: FIBST OAniN. From Mew York to St. Thomas ij From New York to Para... From New York to Pernambuco J From New York to Bahia From New York to Rio de Janeiro...: ( Steerage at half these rates. me41s and bedd eluded. . An experienced Surgeon is attached to each | All Letters must pass through the Post Office age lo cent*. For further InformationoyM*«gaaj||)ly t No. 12 Stoddard’s J GARRISON ft ALL mySl New York Ag HART,4GIBNON &. Co., 205 Brtfadwny, N. Agent* for the London Watch 0o. FOR PALATKA, FLA, VIA BRUNSWICK, FERNANDINA, JAC VILLK, PICOLATA, AND AJ, LAN Mb ON TUB ST. JOHNS RIVER. THE FOLLOWING SPLENDID LIST OF Fine Watohes %pd Chains, Worth ££50,000! ^ TO US SOLD FOIl TEN DOLLAR8 EACH. The fine, new U. S.Mai! Steamer, K A T TG 127 Gold hunting rasod Chronometers, from 1176 to $4£U 163 Gold liuntiug eased English Patent Lovers, $160 to f3‘.'S 144 Gold hunting-cased Duplex 176 Gold hunting cased Patent Levers. 282 Gold huuttag-cuscd Lovers 240 Gold bnatlng-cased Leplncs 169 Gold magic-eased Levers 336 heavy Gold-casod Patent Levers... 208 heavy Gold-cased Levers 120 Ladlos’Gold hunting-cased I,overs 211 Ladies' Gold enameled hunting-cased Levers $60 to $251) 135 Ladles’Gold anantolud magic cased Levers, $60 to $275 *36 Ladies’ Gold cssed engraved Levers.. 45 to 175 263 Ladles' Gold-cased engraved Lcpinos. 40 to 125 380 heavy solid Sllvcr-cssod Duplex 35 to 12 160 to 300 75 to 275 60 to 270 60 to 2110 90 to 276 70 to 225 70 t« 170 45 to Capt. T. J. Lockwood. , ■ Will leave Havanntih irom wharf loot of wJ street, for above places, EVERY MONDAr ING, at 9 o’clock. I We will receive freight at our wafihouq times, free of charge. . For freight or posssgp. apply to BRADLEY, HILL A CO., A myH tf 217 ft 2181 Bread! Breal fJ*HK 735 heavy solid .Silver-cased Patent Levers 30 to 600 heavy solid Silver-cased Levers 25 to 478 hesvyjolld Silver-cased Leplues 20 to Ladlos’ solid-cased Levers 25 to Ladi< subscriber has opened his BAf York street, between Price and Houstq where be will keep every day firaj and Cakes, Ac jel lm A FJ For Sale, 224 Ladlos' solid caned Lupines 20 to 500 solid Gold Guard and Vest Ghnins . 15 to 350 solid Gold Leontine and Chatelaines.. 15 to A RESIDENCE in .Spuria, On., and farm I The dwelling is on an elevated h| tafAll the above list of Watches will tie sold for ten dollars each. Certificates representing each and every Watch lu the abeve list are placed In similar envelopes anil sealed. Any person obtaining a Certificate, to be hud at onr office, or sent by mall to any address, can have the article called for on the return or the certificate, with ten dollars. We charge, for forwarding Certificates, 50 cents each. Five will be sent for $2, and fifteen for $6. The Certificates must In all cases be returned with and accompany the money when goods are ordered. All orders promptly filled and forwarded by return mall or express. Address HART, GIBSON A CO., Jell-3m 206 Broadway, New York. CITY COURT Of SAVANNAH. MAY TERM, 1806. fg^HEREAS, Sheldon W. Wight, J. B. Gsndry, BURR, ESOPUS COLOGNE •Mill Stones. BOLTING CLOTHS, Smith Machines, Hoisting and Lighter .. -5 Screws, Audrew Low. A. L. Hartridge, C. D. C. Rhlnd, George A. Coyler, William Neylc Habersham, W. R. H. Bruen, Philip II. Behn, Edward C. Wade and II. Botbechtld were regularly summoned to attend and be eworn as Grand Jurors for the present term of this Coart, and made default. It is ordered that they be fined each in the son* of forty dollars, unless they file good and sufficient cause of excuse on or before the first day of the next term or this Court, to be held on tbe first Monday In July next Whereas, Uriah Cranston, H. C. Stephens, P. Cullen, James McCann, Daniel Clark, Samuel S. Miller, Simon E. Byck and John Metzger were regularly summoned to attend and be sworn as Petit J nrors for the presen t terra of this Chart and mode default. It to ordered that they be fined eaib twenty dollars, unless they file good and sufficient cause of excuse on or before the first day of the next term of this Court, to be held on the first Monday in July next. And whereas, John Lacey, James Ray, G. Epstein, John Lyons, James Whlie, Edward D. H&nloi-, E. Basch, C. F. Bhrlicb, and F. Cook, Talesmen Petit Jurors, were summoned to attend and be sworn ms such Jurors for ths present term of this Court and mode default. It is ordered that they be fined each twenty dollars, unless they file good and sufficient c rase of excuse on or before the next term of tills Court, to be held on the first Monday In Jnly next. True extract from the minutes: jeie-ut PHILIP M. RUSSELL, Clerk. colotmde in front, contains eight rooms 1 mem, with large, hall above anil below ati Is a fine oak grove In front of tbe houl law u'.n each side. And in the Orchard,! variety of Apple, Pear, Cherry and Peal FIrb and Grapes are In great abundance, pernough Arbor to knowu to be the Georgia. The water to excellent. The enUl ses contain 326 acres, 126 of which are r Sight laborers can - be employed profltaj farm. The location Is very desirable tor health, I proximity to the best schools in Georgia, lage the Episcopal, Presbyterian, Met! Baptist denominations have regular woH railroad from Augusta will be completed by Fall, ami In the following Spring to Mil| Bonds of the City of Savannah, bonds or| tbe Georgia, the Central or 8. W. R. R. will be taken in payment. Possession gil dlately. A bargain may be had by an earl tlon to I HUNTER A GAMMELL, Savl or E. G. DAWSON, Sj A Billiard Table, (one of Phelan’s best] new, can be purchased with tbe place, pieces ol furniture. Oaf Republican copy one week. NOTICE. TO ALL WANTING FURNl 1jtm opening for thejnspcction of the] a fine stock of CABINET PUKNITURX CHAI1 TKES8E8, &c , Ac , j To which the attention of all to in tser Warerooms, 178 BROUGHTON ST] .ock’s old Diy Goods Store. I f16-ty 8.B. HARR] SOTrtHEH Importing and Manufacturing V. A. KYAN & CO. 007 DRUG HOU Vo. 238 S3 Iron Prool Staffs, Mill Picks, Ac. T HE snbsc.iher can now fnfnisb the above good*, us well as > MILL FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY, of tbe very beet quality and at lower rates than ANY OTHER HOUSE in tbe country, os he *ls importing stock In large jgarultie*/or supplying the trade—Millwrights and ■■•■■■>* JOHN J. BILL, importer and Manufacturer, M0g*8-tf. No. 66 Robinson street, New York. I»y Street, DBAUBS IN STANDARD LIQUORS, Agents for Charles Farre Champagnes, Keller's Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey, Ac. myt-tf JAIL IN LIBERTY COUNTY. QEALBD PROPOSALS AND PLANS for building's O Jail in whom Court to r before tbe first mob letters will BRICKS! BUCKS!! HlnesvUle, Liberty county, will be received till the first Monday In August next- Said Jail to be aboot thirty by twenty feet, and to contain not leas than four rooms. Bidders will submit plans, state terms and direct to Clerk of the Inferior Court, HlnesvUle, Liberty county. By orderor the Inferior Court. jel5-1awlm JESSE BREW KB; Clerk. aad officiil si^ratufe this llth day 120,000 WHLL E. TEBBAU, Ordinary E. 0. . . CC* I ....... On Savannah and Ogeccbee Canal, above Dwayne’s. maySS. NO. 1 SCOTCH PIG IRON. mi OT ICE—Two months a ft* date I (hall apply to A the Honorable Court dr Ordtaoyy ol Chatham Honorable Oonntj for leave to rail tba rtu deceased, for tbe benefit of tip | June L 1966. J, w9m J«52 AGENTS WANTED fv TONS No. 1 GABSTSHEBaiS, for sole low 1 7Wtaw«r IO * ,, * tr *CHARLES GREEN ft SON. FOE BULLOCH ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Proprietor, are *r, Notice. ’IXTYDAYff filter date I THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS 07 > GENERAL STONEWALL JACKSON By Prof. B. L. Dtmnt, D. D., <ff Vfi. YtT ILL TY at Statesboro, in of prime Land, more oonnded by Thom be sold on the first TUESDAY in Jnly next, ‘ ‘ Bulloch county: ElM* In jkfUoch or lesa, lying oounty, hounded by Thomas Waters, M W. H. Lee end others ■old nnder awerdei Bela nnder an«rder of the Court of ordinary sod tier a division among tne heirs belonging to tba estate T^?bo only ed tlHHTf ft MVftODftl OtirWUftH floMtor* by Oentral R. E. Lee. ooynfr^fishdfor—- Bjftl-tadfttrtw* ‘lontfptf to (lift ftfttftti S’S8.%SmES9! ten* to sail tba raai r -ante, late Mitetea* eofty, Jana *, ltea,' Pratt & Wilson Bi WHOLESALE DRUGQlS Manufacturing Ch< No. 288 Kura 81 Fourth door above Market at., Charfostc PRATT, , at to late S.) ra and Mi- uresn. I Sian* . sittia a r% - naves, nisi OEM HOUSE TO mra ns ist w V tbo anmkraat eerag