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M A SGSmartjHtapm V T E K 8< sutiusinp bau Salvador. Saturday, Joiy 1, at ft o’clock p. m. steamship Tybee. Saturday, July 7, at 2 o'clock p. m. Steamship General Barnes, Thursday, July 12th, at 6 o'clock p. m. FOB riiII*ADKLrHIA. Steamship Tonawauda, Saturday, July 14, at — | o'clock — m. FOR AUGUSTA. Steamer Swau, every Wednesday morning, at 9 D'ciock. FOR CHARLESTON. searner Pilot Boy. every Monday morai*g, at8 o’clock. ^ steamer Kate, every Thursday morning at 9 o’doc Steamer fimilie, every Sunday afternoon, a* * rUli. t FOE FI.OKIPA. camel' LirZie BHl:-r, - very Friday morning, »t 10 , clock. Steamer Sylvan Shore, every Tuesday morning, at [10 O’clock. Steamer Kate, every Monday morning, at ft o’clock Messrs. KSTJLL A HKOTHER, Newadealere, Sta tioners awl Booksellers, Bull street (down stairs) ner of Buy lane, next to the Poet Office, are au- rized agent" for the Daily Newa & IIebald. All order* jofi with them will be promptly attended Co. lb- to Cheap Tenement House*. As the certain result of an early railroad connection of this eity with Florida and the probable imnriediate xtcn«ion of the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad westward- y. beyond its present terminus ut Thomaavillc, the fade and population of ^lvanuah must increase rap- llly iu the next fev.- years And if ho, the question of h>u*e building. to meet the necessities which will aise from the accession ol the new elements of pro6- P«itj is entitled to lmuicdiate consideration. The lack o! an adequate supply of cheap and com- njdious tenement liounes, being a prime obstacle to tie advancement of any city, and a very serious iu- onvenience at the present time iu our own, the quea- :«iu cornea up, what is to be done to provide for the owing emergency? For several mouths past the in- |-»afficiciKy of tenement accommodations for the in- uguing population ol the city ha6 engaged the atten tion 01 all classes of our people, but we have not |l »rd that any satisfactory plan has been projocted for i.- solution of a question upon which depends, in a ...at measure, the future expauisou ot the population ,na business ot our beautiful city. refer to this subject, not to present any practical u.yostions of our own, tor we have none, but simply <j commend it to the attention of capitalists and me ti.tnics who are seeking opportunities to make money. Vt asouro these classes of men that by the coming • inter, it not earlier, at least one hundred capacious .le nient houses Will be required for the occoiumoda- |t;n,ot the increased popular mu of the city, for which tic highest reasonable rents will br paid. By the suo ceding winter as many more will be needed. We hope to sec inaugurated, at an early day, a sys Item ot improvement iu the line we have indicated Jthat will come up fully to the requirement** of our in- ■cre.isiiig population, and supply each and every family [with a pleasant and comfortable home. Under the op eration of such a system, honest labor, comfortably ro v ided for, judiciously encouraged and properly re united would assert its real nobility, aud idlsuess and otlagacy would become unfashionable, then odious, and finally disappear from our midst. Then, with the niled energies oi a large aud healthy population con centrated upon commerce aud manufactures in such a Iclimate. and at a poiut so peculiarly adapted by its geographical position, as a groat commercial centre, i future will be open to us! la/ureJy, the defendant for her appearance * ^6wvdrt-jnj- irrte q iOr~u.; ' «9*Wf*wdaa tt*£istrsvt<»%* Court iw ^bCH'vcrr eximir* 1 before Justice , ^ •a'oy yer'.tnrt.+j tncrnttic: The State ' A Fruroe* Me Dow «H • ni rod. charg • ith e’ealii.g ten dollars from m wus Bleeping Upon exasp fcso having bat*, proven j>& waa gaqmiv&Ao enter into bn before the City Court for trial- The Stole vs. Melissa Voter, end J«keon Bmxon. charged with stealing clothing! Ac.. were rebutted to give bondwfor their appearance before the Oily Court for trial. " Vlty Court. Th# following cases were tried before the City Conrt yesterday - giAte vs. Richard Bohan, misdemeanor—Verdict vtCZ goilty- State vs. Betsey Williams, (colored)—Assault and battery. Plea guilty. State vs. Edward Prendergast, misdemeanor—Ver dict guilty. The Grand Jury found true bills against the follow ing persons: State vs. Rose Barron, (colored)—Assault aud bat tery. State vs. Robert Miller, (colored)—Misdemeanor. State vs. Enos Burnside, Sarah Beheim, Harriet Simon and Clara Jones—Assault and battery. Patino Hxbself Off.—On Thursday morning last, a colored woman who was employed by Mr. William Swoll, aa a servant, commenced her service by wash ing several dozen pieces of clothing, consisting of dresses, shirts, towels, Ac. On yesterday morning she had them folded up neatly preparatory to ironing, when she suddenly became tired of work, and de camped, taking all the clothes with her, in payment for one day’s labor. The name of the woman was not known to Mr. Swoll, but as it is probable she may offer some of the stolen articles for sale, any person giving information will confer a favor upon the loser. The woman had a blemish in the left eye, the only mark observable about her. Installment of OQIcers.—At a regular meeting of Joseph Lodge, No. 76,1. O. B. B., held on Thursday evening last, the following named officers were in stalled for the ensuing term: Isaac Cohen, Mentor; 3. W. 3tearn, Assistant Mentor; Simon E. Byck, Presi dent; S- Mitchell, Vice President: C. Wessolossky, Sec retary; Isaac S. Davidson, Financial Secretary; 3. Gardner, Treasurer; Samuel White, Inside Guardian, aud >1. Boley, Outside Guardian. Fruit and Vegetables. This city has lor many years been second to no ether in the South for the large supply of flue fruits cgeuibles which are constantly brought to its narket. The fruits consisting of apples, peaches and pears brought from the interior ol the 9tate aud the bounties adjoining this city, aro large, luscious and ell developed, and are shipped in Immense quantities Ito the northern markets, where they find a ready sale ; remunerative prices to the shipper. With melons, * well as vegetables of every description—of which litre is also an abundance shipped North by every pteaiuer—our market is well supplied from the ous uu i well attended gardens on the outskirts city. Since the close of the war the vegetable gardens, which are principally owned and cultivated intelligent Germans, with some few exceptions, ve increased two-fold, as we would infer from tbs microtis urnl well stocked stands iu the vegetable partment ot the old as well as in the new wing cvntly erected on the cast side of the market. We •ti-e that twelve now stands have already been ectedau the new wing, which are used for the dis- >sal oi vegetables, and we learn that there is an ibundato t- a applications for the occupancy of the uflmshcd stand--, which will soon be completed and bnaute 1 without leaving any of the old vegetable ? vacant. Notwithstanding the plentiful supply •h- and vegetables, a great many persons think it old mle of supply and demand does not work i this « ase, as they seem to think that tile sup- ing .-umndant prices ought to recede. It should ne in mind that the demand is fully equal to the Ripply, lor what eunuot be disposed of to »ooa me uunt at this market, can be readily shipped North, c the advantage of the gardener. :Hayor’s Court. Pick Jackson (colored!, charged with stealing . kens trom a fence, was brought up for trial yester- v morning. The nearo having shown Uie police- iu the place be had stolen the fowls from, they were trued over to their proper owner. His Honor stated : the party from whom the fowls had been stolen •not desire the thief ro be severely punished; so • Honor gave bun liis choice of either being prose- *-d or V go to work on the streets for ten days. The rro, on inquiry, being told that he would have uo- ng to pay it h<= chose the latter punishment, and in Idditiou would get his rations, gladly chose the ten labor on the streets. • .... with being disorderly, aud a German, on Broughton me, charged with flgbuiag each $5. striking a negro and draw- itb striking a jjolioemnu at iu such a disorderly mau- y to put the bracelets on The Ladies’ Benevolent Association acknowledge the kindness of Mr. Wade in supplying the needy dis tricts of the city with meal and grists at reduced prices. Exquisite Tooth and Mouth Wash Bau 4 aro- uatique Is a preparation of Aromatic Gum9 and Balaams which communicate a delicious taste to the month, a sweetness to the breath, a hardness to the gums, and cures tooth ache and a sensitive condition of the tooth and gums. Prepared eolely by Caswell, Mack A Co., New York, and sold at Lippman's Drug aud Chemical Ware house. ,‘They Cfrb !’* What cutes? Ayer’s Cherry Pec toral for a Cough, Ayer ? s Pills for a purgative, and Ayer’s Sarsaparilla for the complaints that require an alterative medicine. jy2-lw Gaeibaldi, it is presumed, will be called upon to play a prominent part in the war which threatens to bri sk out In Europe. This “red-shirted hero” has a future before him, but he can never act as efficiently against the Austrians as MARSDEN’S CHOLERA CURB will act against the Cholera, should It make its appearance amou^ us. Depot. 167 Broadway, New York. For sale by all druggists. Arrivals at the Hotels. PULASKI HOUSE—W. H. Wiltbtsrgke. W H Clifton. Lawlon C R Pendleton. Valdosta J O Lea, S C Mr* Rvan A 2 children, H Head F J Strain. Quitman Mr A Mrs HAZlchurst. Macon F W MagUl, Ossabaw 3 LeFuiire. Balt Mr k Mrs 8 Hoffman, N Y F G SnellIng, N Y J Beckett. A4GRR D H Rice, Broad River TY Bolin. do MARSHALL HOUSE^-A. B. LUCE. W E Whlttey, str Tybee J Landerkln. City n T Keen, Macon J Colwell. S C A E Marshall. Atlanta W M Brown. Ga P A Brays, Nat Ex A L Shell man, Nat Ex J 11 K Uihorn, do ill P Kingman, Beauiort J K Line A lady, do , D R Wadley.lady A daugh ter, Sc riven co |c? B Tertow. Chelsea : Mrs H Tettow, do E Tettow. do C D Oak, wife, child and | nurse, Fla SCREVEN HOUSE—0. McGini.y Capt Beaufort, City W A Miller. U S A H Gurtstrall, do U Hutchin. City J W James, Burke c II II Colquitt. Ga B Kimball, Fla R Holland, City T Miller, do S Wyland. do J Powell. ’Tallahassee W L Harper, Fla G 11 Adams, Beauiort J S Watson, Ga miniature Almanac—This Day. Sun rises 4 49 Sun sets 7 21 HIGn WATER. At Tybee 1 3HAT Port 3 01 Shipping Intelligence. dwith improper conduct— et—was fined $2. be Abated. >red axemen on Thursday >lor«d boya who were fol- post time, in the sport of a in general, irrespective Gordon block • shower t a group of white children 'lictmau observing them, offenders, when they scat- is. The policeman, how- : after the boy who he took uccseded m capturing him er and Taylor streets, not, truck a white boy with a u being brought before His trie boy who had thrown Vi the Police Barracks for Sliders of this class should u ‘“ practice of throwing *'*■ become a grow- 1%C# OI listens, and more i uc pracuo ;e frequently in- th white and Cli jored boys ■t any kluj „ on> : to Uwlrtfbrt. to )uui all boys wh. engage In throwing Stones and brick- PGRT OF SAVANNAH. Friday, July c. lSS-*. A rrivc<l« Steamer Kniilte. Aun.r. Oharicotou etc—S *fi Laillir- Steutner Pilot Boy, Payne, Charleston—F M Myrell. Cleared. steamship Fannie, Smoot, Baltimore—LuRoche. West A Daulcis. Steamer Lizzie Baker. King. Palatka, etc—Clag- horn A Cunningham. Steamer Eciipne. Danieils. Augusta—J M Kinchiey. Kxports. Per steamship Fannie, for Baltimore—332 l»ale3 up land cotton, 08 u atermelons, 37 balesjdomestles. 6 do empty sacks end *2 l:b!s : antelopes. Pasiengcrn. Pel steamer Pilot Boy, from Charleston—F M My rell, Capt Bent. <1 Bullock and wife. Miss R CYckrao, Mrs Payne, child and servt, (i H Adams, J 1» Adams, and 6 deck. Per steamship Fannie, for Baltimore—J C Footman .1 B West, T Fleming and son. Miss A Thompson. M D Hathaway and wife, and others. Consignee per C'entml Itailroad. July 6, 1866. 35 j bales cotton, 12 do yarn, 18 bbls old Iron, and mdse to Jones A W M & Wadley, C F Foy. Dr C C Schley, M B Peters, E Koethcke A Co, H Roberts, B, Smith & Co, W H Stark, Tucker A L ; J W Rabun & Co. E F Metcalf A Co, F W Sim* & Co. J W Laihrop & Go, S, Johnston & Co, Bell, W A C, Crane A G, T & Gordon, N A Hardee, A S Hmrtridge. Financial and Commercial. K.\ PORTS or COTTON, tv. Cc-i'ttoise Ar-fs, tr- ht Fiv'-a 1 Yrar .It'’if o'), "lit i Auction Sales* AOCl OR N< (ICE. Itf !.r„ V.' V M.v * CBHb'FUA. ■***L. H>i b S ; c: ;; i : . . a.:. ...K , • • • TaS- iiiiaisiisli: iSi 88: 8S 8 5 »: : : S sll w Packages Ve getables. g3: :::::: S: : : §*3§ Tong Old Iron ■Biles Upland Cotton. Will be sold TKi i I>Ki, « 1014 o’clock, miroatof ' store, 1 ue nsnal assonment ot Qroceri«=. Wines, Liquors Bacon, BBcnits, Candles Lard. Bntter, Cheese Soap, Swrcli, Tea ALSO, 80 barrel* Superdne Flour lu boxes due quality Tobacco Shoes. Dry Goods, Fnmtiure, Ac. Bbla. Syrtip. BY BLl'V A HBY’KR. THIS DAY, 7th instant, at 10 o'clock. In front of atore. will be sold, to close consignment 5 hogsheads Bacon Seonlders 10 barrels Sugar Cured Hsiua 10 barrels Pigs’ Feet 10 barrels Plantation Pork 4 hair barrels Family Beef 10 sacks Patna Hios to barrels Eatt India Rice 811 boxes Qoslieu Cheese ■j cases Brogans. jyl-lt A SUPERB BLACK HORSE at auction. BY BELL. WYLL1 & CHRISTIAN. Will be sold TO MORROW, iu front of tht- store, at • 11 o’clock, A SUPERB BLACK HORSE. Will work in Harness or under the saddle. Sold for no fault. Terms cash.J>6 2t EXPORTS OF COTTON, Arc., To Foreign Ports, tor the Fiscal Year Kudina June 30, 186G. POET!*. a 1 1 Q* P 1 | £ *3 3 I § a U X cL 3 ij £ 1 | 1 d 1 ■ | 1 4 w & | £ P j England 87,650 2802 229,000 7,120,000j Other British 1 American on British Wo at ’ Indlea ....... 87, (XX) i;t8,ooo| lodjNNi Bremen .. :::: 262,000 Spain on the* 446,000 375,000j France 1,368 1000 Cuba | 5 1,008.11001 HS.oilO Uruguay .... 262,000 Granada 250,000 j Total 89,018 3802 1,106,000 9,912,000 227,000 Charleston Market. Charleston. July C. Ottos.—Yesterday there was a good inquiry, with aale* of 185 bales. We quote: Good Ordinary 26@— Low Middliug -28@— Middling 31^)32 Strict Middling * 33@34 Ska Island C«jtton.—The market still continues witLuut transactions. Stock on hand very light, aud receipts have almost ceased. COTTON STATEMENT Sea I’d. Stock on baud Sept 1, 18G5.... 362 Reaeipta from Sept ], '05, to June 27, *66 .. .5,299 Reqbipts from June 28 to July 4, 1866 8 Upland. 1,610 98,632 018 100,860 Rice 3,596 tEoiLATioNs—The Captai as brought up before the norniug, charged with liav- i his vessel while lying at jlit The Captain, it seems, lg any of the port regnla- uJure to have Lis light dis- ig u very bright moonlight or watch on deck. As the xceptions In favor of moon- is lined in the sum of five ro about a quarter before orning was caused by the »i the rcHiffeDce of L. J. B. :r oi Lincoln and York .Iding v.*wj tt i ao on fl re at t exertions , A clti- be flro^at Francis Mo ot the algo ’» in nubdu„. etho flr# stcamor* Ei ; ie CapUin otain P.VT- bofv from »u-ur r* .j., af«ar ; Total receipts 5,669 100,860 3,696 EXPORTS. Sea I'd. Upl’d. Rice. From 8epl, '65,toJune 28. '60... .5,495 95,052 2,775 FromJ’ne29 to July 5, I860 9 1,265 — Total exp .5.504 96,317 2,775 Stock on hand and on shlpb'd. 165 4,543 921 Rice.—There have been no arrivals during the To*. k ’ ami price* remain as previously quoted—say < *». * y for conimou clean Carolina, and 1JM*® 13 ** ^euu r lor B00d> Aagoata [jUrketi. CottonThuusdxS, July 5- a immi lot r no inquiry. We Bear of 28(3)31 c. P r »vute 0 g Ure .s. Prices rango from 15o C ani^sol^ in freely sold to the brokers at changed 1^. SUver un- quiet. mm Miaf, ^E9T SIT jE OF COLUMBIA. SQUARE, BF7TW- ,.])n STATE AND PRE9IDENT STs. p UF *e FRESH MILK, Morning and evening. esh Butter and Buttermilk, claiber, evrds ard bream j day, '■ m tows we!! nr.fl r»a§tnred. , * i ?*• dcjirf.-g enn get mi*k from tht- *Anie cow for Cv! Urea and Invalids. , )}: n viro GEO W LAMAR, Jo- HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, For Weakness arising from Indiscretion. The exhausted powers of Nature which arc accompanied by so many alarming symptoms, among which will bo found Indis position to Exertion, Loss of Memory, Wakefulness, Horror of Disease, or Forebodings of Evil; in tact. Universal Lassitude, Prostration, aud inability to enter into the enjoyments of society. TbeConstitiuion,once affected with Organic Wc'ikncs.'. requires the aid of Medicine to gtrcigfhcn and inviguruc the system, which HELM BOUTS EXTRACT BUCHU m thi iably does. If no troatment is submitted to. Oki- •un lptlon or Insanity ensues- HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, la i iDcutios, peculiar to Fouls*," 1* uaequaled by an]' other preparation aa lo Chlanaia or Retention. Pafrifnlncae, or SuppreaLLO of Customary Eracuatlooa, Dlaerated or Schirrus State of the Uterus ; anil all com plaints incident to the sex, whether arising from habits ot dtssRation, Imprudence In, or the declue or change In life. HELKBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU IMPROVED ROSE WASH Will radically exterminate from the system Diseases arising from H"blls of Dissipation at little amtote, little or no change in diet, no inoonvati*”"' - ev°mn; oom- pleccly anpereedlng tnoeo unpleasant and iangtnme nr Hedies, Copaiba, and Marcary, In aU these dteaeeea. USE HEL.MBOL.Da FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU In all Diseases of these organs, whether existing in “ Male ” or “ Female, 1 ’ from whatever cause originating, and no matter how kmg Handing. It is pleasant In taste and odor, “ immediate ” in action, and more strength enhig than any of She preparations of Bark or Iren. Those suffering from Broken down or Delicate Const, lutimi, procure the remedy at once The reader must be aware that however slight may be the attack of the shore diseases, It le certain to ef fect Ut Bodily Health, Mental Powers, and Happiness. All the abort diseases require the aid ot a diuretic HBItMBOXtD'a EXTRACT BUCHU Is tbs Or eat DinrsHo. HELMBOLD’S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID EXTBACT 3AK3APABILLA, For parity ing the blood, restoring all chronic conatltu tlonal diseases arising firm an Impure etato of the blond, and the only reliable and effectual known reisedy for the cure of ScioAiln, Scold Head, Sal t Rheum, Paiiis end Swelling* of the Bocae, Uloeratkm of the Thnoat and Leg*. Blotches, Pimple* on the Face, Tetter, Brywipelea, fad nil scaly eruption* of the akin, and BEauTrrrwa thb oomplexio.n' Not a fbw of the tfwat dHordan that tjket mankind arise front thacorraptloo lhal aocnmnlata* fat the htoad. OT all the dtsovreriaa that hare hean made lo page K out, moos can equal In efcct HB.tmnfiPt OOMPOCKP EXTRACT or aiBatPARniA. It Ol—in end ratio- rata th* bioed, InetSi the rigor of hsalth into the aymem, and purges oat the humor* which make die ease. It stimulates the healthy function* of the body, and expels the disorders that grow and rankle in the blood. Such n remedy that oould be relied on, has loqg been sought for, and now, for the drat time, the public hare one on which they can depend Our apace here doe* not admit of oertMcntee to show its efects, bat the trial of a tingle bottle will show tbs sick that it has virtues surpassing anything they have ever taken. Two tables poonfulof the Extract of Sarsaparilla added to a pint of water Is equal to the Lisboa Diet Drink, and eae bottle Is folly equal to a gallon of the Syrup of Sar saparilla, or tbs decoction as usually made. •7- THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED TO UHE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and are also In very general aae hi all the State HOSPITALS end PUB- UC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS throughout the land, as well aa In Privet* practices, and ar* considered aa la. rahmbla remedies. Set Medical Properties of Buchu, FROM dispensatory of the united status. gat professor Dawes's ralnnblo works on the Practio* of Physic. See remarks mad* by th* late celebrated Dr. Panto, of Philadelphia. See remarks made by Dr. Btna M’Dowmi, a cehr bra ted Physician and Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland, and published in the Transactions of the King and Qooeo’a Journal. , See Medsoo Chirurgicol Bedew, published by BAa*' sea Tnarans, Follow of Royal College of Surgeons. gee meet of the late Standard Works of Medicine. . EXTRACT BUCHU, “ SABSAPARI1XA. ” Hold by all Druggists. PRINCIPAL DEPOT— HELMBOLD’S DBUQ AMD CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE, 694 BHOADWAY. W. M. WALSH, „ Wholesale Agent tor the Utate'.of Georgia. decSK-eodt, DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! AT AUCTION. BY WYLLV & CHKIST1AN. Will he enlj TO-MORROW. In front of the store, al lo 1 , o’clock, 2 cases or assorted an.l choice DRY GOODS, vtz: llnslius, Fancy futnbs Linen. Pant Buckles Handkerchiefs, Wallets Under Shirts, Round and Long Combs Balmorals, Pant Button- Cham),ray, Card Buttons Muitsof CiotliiQg, Belts Oaitcrs, Necklaces Overall.., Spool Cotton Flax Thread, Men’s Brogan* Pitts, Braid, etc , etc. Terms cash. ii#2t AUCTION sale of VALUABLE HORSES, MULES. WAGONS, kc. Will be sold on MONDAY, July Id, 1863, at 10 o’clock*, n. m., at South Coimnarcla) Whan, Charleston, 3 Carolina. Fifty Milhs, In good condition Forty Horses, In good condition One lot Army Wagons Ouo lot Ambulance t*. Terms cash in United States currency. Property to be removed within forty-eight h'-ur* nfler salt* or stored at risk an 1 expense of the purchaser. fly order of Brevet Lieutenant Col. C. W. Tmoma», C.'hief Quartcrmoeter. JAMBS H. UILMORR, Jy6-8t Brevet Lieut. Col. and A. Q M. GOLD MEDAL SHERRY, PORT AND MADEIRA, HARVEST BOURBON, WHEAT NUTRIENT, OLD HOME9TBAD RYE- In addition to oar business of selling Wines, etc. in original packages, aud in order to insure to con sumers Pare Liquors in a compact and convenient lorm, we commenced the enterprise of bottling and packing in cases our well known Wines, Braudies. Whiskies, etc., and have sent them out in a style that won id preclude the possibility or their being tam pered with beforereichtng the purchaser. The gen eral appreciation and gratifying success thnt has re warded nnr efforts has encouraged its to maiutain the standard as regards quality, also, to make in creased efforts to retain the confidence and patron age which lias bean 90 liberally bestowed upon U9. BININQEK A CO., [Established 177S.J Importers of Wines, Ac., No 10 Beaver street, New Yoik. Tb«' n»u*vo popular goods are put up In casus con taining one <iozen botri'M each, and are sold by II. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. The name of Bininger A Co., No, 15 Beaver street, i* a gii.uaiitae of the exact and literal truth of what ever they represent.—X. Y. Com. Advertiser. Toe importing house of Binioger t Co.. No 15 Beaver street, is conducted upon principles of Integ rity, fairness, and the highest honor,— N- Y. Evening Express. ie6-Deod&Wly NEW PERFUME For |he Handkerchief. FHALON’S A Most Exquisite, Delicate, and Fra grant Perfume, Distilled from the Hard and Beautiful Flower from which it ^akes its name. Manufacture.) only by PHALON ft SON, NEW YORK. BEWARE OF C0IHITEBFEIT8. ask for PHALon b—take no OTHER. Said by Dru^inti* generally. * BULLOCH ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. W ILL be sold on the tlrst TUESDAY In July next, at atateatK.ro, m Bulloch county: aiW> acres ot prime Lund, more oi Ipse. Irinp in Bulloch countv, h.jun.le.1 t>y Thomaa Waters, M Jones and W N. Lceautl others. Sold antler an order of the Court of Ordinary and loi' a division among the heirs belonging to the estate of nipt .Smith, deceased. Terms on the day of sale. May IWh, 1866. J.LJoa cores myio-lawbw S IXTY Days after daw application will be metis to the Court or Ordinary of McIntosh county for leave to sell the r*ai — *■ t* belonging to James M- HarrU- late or tala eotrif- J-AUHA T. HARRIS l.dm'X J5dtt:<h :oaiitj tout isdv , Jes-itw4vr 6DYT0R ACADEMY, MALE AMD FEMALE, ^HiTESyiLLE, GA. T mr l yFUOISES of this Institution will l>e re- on the second Monday (Oth)of juk, lSCfi, fcr tiTe atiMrvlsloa of th* undersigned, who will ta bor or expense that wUl contribute to“he a5r*ncement of pupil* committed to his KAlS OF tdiw^p'k^sion OF FOUR- urijour *7- Ordinary, *910; Hlglier Kngli.b end SSS*%t^SS.'3S“'£.“J:s'.-£2 ~aSgagssgfa& „„, „ ployedUss soon as Lb* number oi pupil* lenders It “^.^dcati be procured, with pleasant families, in lll pnrentedwirooaof*hiving their chil.lren thorongh- lvin^mteted InSe nsnal Academic Course, prerlon* w ml^rgcolloge, will h&vtaerery attentlon given Ihem in Lliis ^riiool A nnillfm and who esomo eye- tmrordtBCH)11new 111 bemalKaii.ed. Dne attention SlU temrid to the moral training of paplls. 'fin: unde n*lKUe.I can fnrnl*hnnmeroa* tcatlmo- nt.k. aa to euldiflcations, *c„ Bmm prominent cttl- xena «*f F*dgefleld and BaniwcllIDiatnets, 8. C.; wheij hphastauebt fora nuini^r of years,having in all him, given entire satl*- fi Tti°erc will be a rnblic Examination at the dose of U.TATK OF UKO'KtjTATCHATHAM COUNTY—To SAcreas m johS‘^*nnai^ 1 “J ,pp 1 l5 ' at thc C°“ rt M »d SffTSfBS®. minim ^s.'ssssava-•as'isssaa beton the first Monday m Augnat next, otherwise .■SSFw.SBSS^yKi’jgg*** ‘^■Uwla ordl-.ary. New AdveriisenKf ; fs. MARSDEN’S i Cure Shipping, r a, WITHOUT DOUBT, th< only rale and reliable medicine for tt. Dimirdiat-' jeliel :inl cur*, of the pealileuce which now Uneaten* i.i.ievoolgLe uur con Unent. It has taten used with such *ticee*» tlnriug the epi- ueauc of ’S4 In this country, ami inure recently. 111 ■wam-AM^nmt the "French and English Go- ZTXTT ado, ’ tcl1 Hie recipe as the standard Cholera, Cholera Morbus aud Diarrhoea. uSESHS^ES 'Sr&st armies have escaped thc plajne wh«n Bt imlneS .1 posts wliere the pestilence prevaile.1. »nd, <m imoin wc discover It is whullynttributahle to the as* of th).’ iuvuluable preparaclon— asiatit (tiolkra critic. Theproprletur, c.infl.lent of the merits >> till* pre- paraliun. has filled up u L .lu.rntoiy lor it* in nufac ture, replete with all Hi- appliance* of modern science, considering it a duty to contend against the plague, nn.l use all mean* w hidi medical experience suggests towards relieving aud iniugatlnglis effect. Satisfied, by experience, of the result, relying on the impartial opinion of th* medical profession, to whom the r-rmuia .if it* preparation Is at all times accessible, I present MARSDEN’S ASIATIC CHOLERA CURE As the greatest discovery science has made to arrest ■ he progress ot the scourge. CHOLERA MORBUS. FKFFARKO BY T. W. MARSD£N, DEPOT AND LABORATORY 4sl BROtDWA f, N. V, FOR SALE BY ALL DRVQQ1STS. "Nothing new under the San -1 was su old adage »hlcb cannot be admitted as a truism In the present day, for wc have hourly to record discoveries and In ventlon* in Mc1 cal -S. ui.ee which would astonish ilaleu ,nd Ins disciples ot >he many which t ome before our notice wc mult single out Dr T. W. MAH3- DEN’S ASIATIC CliOLEHA CURE as an article of real merit, and choc, fully recommend it In ail dlsaasea of thc bowels. We speak from personal knowledge in this matter, feeling satisfied all who will try it will endorse onr views —.V. Y. Timer j(S2S-ly. Pioneer Line FOR NEW YORK. The find class steamship Tonawauda, TEAL, Commander, Shiopl'i?, TOYTOEKlpopPliiladelpi La. AS'ITIC COAST x aiusihijv Comptuiy.; ei.S^iV -Ita—i. i. fb>kff X JO steer«g.,*,0 The new and very fast side-wheel steamship GENERAL BARNES, S.000 ton*. Thos. H. Uorton. commander, will dosi ttrely sail on her regular dAy; Thursday, July 13th, at 6 o’clock p. m. comm^Uons,°apply i t<J ?e ’ l “ avU ' !; ver -t s “P eri » r ac- will a.ll tor tl.e ab<)ve.port on Jy6r6t WILDER A FULLARTON. Saturday, Jaly ut _ 0 .«.i 0ck _ Siiippers wishing to avail themselves of the sdee . [ages of direct shipment*. tb 08 nvcidlnlf extra h.nc llnr of gootls through tmermedtate ports, i not: ded that store room wilt b* tnmished to debt during the absence of tin, ships. Fur freight or pussajc, lnvlng sun rlor a. datlons, apply t.. jy4_ ..C.'ITKJt .V UAMic ‘ EMPIH.L LINL (OR NEW C.bl. pnwsnge *15 00 The Sbiendid steam*., m.o ONLY 81DEWHEEL STEAMSHIP Lae spienam steamship TYBEE, Crowell, Com- mander, will leave lo* the above port on her WLEK. regular day. Batarday, July 7, at 3 o’clock p. For freight or passage, having superior aernmmo datlons, apply to , *, jys uu.faaK Jt. qammell For Charleston, VIA BEAUFORT To Leave Sunday, at 4 F. 31. BARRETT’S THE ON THIS CONTINENT. It IS WARRANTED to RESTORE. ORLY BAIR TO ITS original, NATURAL COLOR, In every case; it will STOP the hair from fai ling out: it will tree the head from humors and danrtrntr; promote the growth of the hair, an.l Is a beautiful dressing. We offer uo large rewards, bat wc authorize all of our agentsto refund the money to any person who will use two hollies, an.ltUen sav Bar kit’s Vkgk- tabi-e Hair Best..ratiyx has not performed all we claim. Testimony fro.si the Capital of the United states. Messrs. Barrett A Co : 1 was indued to give vonr 11 or preparation a trial, uud can heartily recommend it a* unequalled aa a Dressing. Farmer and Restorer,—giving to the Hair a luxuuant richness, aud to Uie head a cool and most agreeable sensation, while it is thorough in re storing the hair to its natural color. Very rcspectln.ly, W. Hamlet. Washington, f>. C., May 15, ISOS. Messrs. J. R Barrett A Co : I was induced by u friend to make a trial of Bar rett’* Vegetable Hair Restorative, and I am very much ple.isc.1 with the . ffccl ir has had on tny hair. 1 was nearly half gray, an.l now. la-fore using one bottle, nr. head is irecsl from d.-tndroff, and my hair hss all the appearance of youth. I fnlly believe Bar rett’s to be the best hair preparation In the world. Wm. Hamilton. Fredonia, N. Y . April 20, I860. J. It. BARRETT <fc CO„ Froprletora, Manchester, New Hampshire. J ACOGMLiPPM AN, Corner C.inerwi nn.l Birijxrd streets. Agent. fee/- sold liy all Druggi-t*. Jyk-tf TAX NOTICE. T HE UNDERSIGNED Is prepared to ro. elve the City Tuxes assessed by the ..idln-inc" of tho 27th ot December, 1865—u* well those that are payable monthly as thin- :. idc parable quarterly, all of winch me l.creinutc. .talfd. The citizens wtio have not paid the tax due their real estate for the whole year, tnav now j.u> the arn..»nl due for the quarter ended on tht* 30th day of J one, or for the residue of the year. On gro»s sales of merchandise finclnding sales of liquorj except cotton. S per cert. On gross sales of cotton, 1-10 per cent. On all commissions derived from any business transaction (other thau merchandise) by any factor, auctioneer, broker, forwarding, shipping or commis sion merchants, 1 per cent. On all incomes derived from salaries and the pur suit of an; proiession, facility, trade or calling what- ■’“pvor. except Irom real estate, 1 per cent. . “ '“felpts ol auy business transactions, not and Including all Insur ance companies and vu companies, ex press companies, cotton presses, uutoi* and restaur ants, 1 per cent On all receipts for freight or passage money whicn are payable In this city, J per Cent. On gross earnings of ever; bank, bank agency or bankers, l per cent. On every horse and male, except those actually used in wagon*, drays, tracks or other vehicles, far which badges may have been taken oat, one dollar per month. , On ev.irv .log. three dollars per annam On the value of all furniture, jewelry and plate worth over three hundred dollars, 1 per cent. Every male resident between the ages of twenty- one and sixty years, except only such as may be enti tled to registry sdu to vote at city elections, and who shall register their names and pay for the some, one dollar per annum, ou real estate. 1 per cent. R. T. GIBSON, j yj tl City Treasurer. Co-Partnership. r lR UNDERSIGNED have associated thennelvci together under the firm name of A. WILCOX <t~ CO., for the purpose or transacting a Factorage, Oom- mtsalou and Forwarding Business. Refer to H. Brigham, Octavos Cohen, E. Padelfurd aud A. S. Hart ridge. A. WILCOX. Jy’J t T. H. PALMER. EMILIE, CAPTAIN W. F. ADAIR, Will leave aa above, from tie Charleston Steam Packet wharf, foot of West Broad street. For Freight or Passage apply on board, or to 3. M. LAFF1TEAU, JyT-H Agent. OLD MlKLt LING. Leave every Tuesday & Friday. For Palatka, E. Fla., TOUCHING AT BKUNSWIOK, HT. MA RY’S, VEKNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE AND FICOLATA. ¥116 new and elegant steam pe rtats, LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. N. KINO, and SYLVAN SHORE, Capt. JAMES TUCKER, having been apedaby fitted up for this route with unsurpassed accommodations, will leave regularly for the above places, the Sylvan Shore every TUES DAY MORNING, and the Lizzie Baker every FRIDAY MORNING, at ten o’clock. Beturaiog, will leavt Jackaonvillc every Monday and Friday, arriving at Savannah every Tuesday .-.nd Saturday mornings, in time to connect with thc New York steamer*. For freight o- Passage apply at thc office on Florida wharf, or to CLAOHORN A CUNNINGHAM, Agent* N. B All freight payable by shippers. Iel6-3t Direct ani Regular Communication WITH HILTON HEAD. Sloop Fanny «fc Mary, Capt. Siokii , Is running regnlar trips between Savannah and Hilton Head, carrying freight at regular rates, and, when desired, taking anew passengers. She le per fectly dry, lu good order, and has made remarkably quick tripe. She carries the United 8tates mail. The National Express and Transportation Company and 8onthern Express are authorized to receive package* for her. Any Information can be obtained of Capt. Sickd, or bv inquiring of H. G. Rcwe. corner of St Julian and Bryan streets. tf FOR CHARLESTON. The sew and splendid U. & Mall steamer Al T E, Capt. x. j Lockwood. will leave Savannah, toot of West nrnad for the above port. KVBRY THURSDAY morning at» o’donck, via Hilton Head and Beauiort. am,i w in time for the Northeastern train. Returning, leaves Charleston every SUNDAY MORNING at < o’clock, touching at Hilton Head. Loaves Savannah every MONDAY MORNING at 8O’clock for PaUtkw, Fla., touching all landing! on the St. John* river. For freight or pasaage, apply to BRADLEY, HILL A CO., Agent*, mvln SIT A 219 Bay street. NOTICE. B Y the Ordinance passed by the City Council on thc 27th day of December, 1869, the taxes upon groa sales of every description of merchandize and ! ■Wares, upon freight and passage money payable in this city, and upon hOTses and moles, fire required to be paid monthly. The undersigned u prepared to re- ceive th* above tax for the post mouth of April. R. T. GIBBON, (yl-tf City Treasurer, THOM. W. HIIOOKH MANUFACTURER OF FURlftlTURE AND GENERAL UPHOLSTERY. For Riceboro And the Coast. THE SLOOP FLEET, Having been thoroughly repaired, la again prepared to receive freight as above. The rates of freight have been revised, making It an object for abip(iars.to patronise this Uud. V All freights payable < al Savannah. For fur ther Information sec Captain Thomson, on board, at Lower Bice Min, or M. J. DOYLE, Agent, Jyi 2t No 110 Bgfan street. FOR SALE, N. B —Ai« ORDSKS de&i bf tentc.l to pro mi firs? RIVEB STEAMBOATS and TOW BOATS, of various size* and draft. ALSO, Balling Teasels, Steam Barges, Ac. A. M. DA COSTA, MO. 42 Water street. N. Z. faliln e»5«-r, 820 ‘tteerugr The new ril l i .-i si i wife:*! *tea,i:sidp San Salvador, * master. Will sail as above on Saturday, July 7. at a o'riocic p. m For freight or pns=age. having accommodations j penor to any steamer In the trade, apply to r B. H. HARDE No. 12 Stoddard's Rat.. • : ARB ISON A ALLEN. j}2 No. & Bowlmg Green, New Y< FOR CHARLESTON VIA BEAU FORI 1 , Through by Daylight , PILOT BOY, Capt. T. K. Payne* (T.a.fn'r » . 4«. uinrr Finnic temporarily Will n . ...#vc fr..i!t Florida wharf* to< T West Broad sihti. uuiii lurllur notice, every MOi\l) \ \ i*10H \l\G, at H o’clock. KetnrnliiK. will leave riiarle®iou every SATl ^ DAY MORN Kid hi lu.ui While the t»oui i» *.u her till* freight will !>•* ic celved auj stored In lire proof warehouse, free Expense. This boat la new. vt ry rout, ami lias good ACc u modatlous for pasaengers. For freight or apply to F. M. MYRELL, Agent je9 tf Florida whar WlltEU MEN 1 BRM>! MAIL STEAMSHIP COMP Ah .. FOR ST. THOMAS, PABA, PERNAMBUCO, BAHL4, AND RIO DE. JANEIRO. Under contract with tbe United States and . Ovvernments for the carriage of the malls, wl . patch one of their NEW FIRST CLASS 8IDEVTHEF.L each over 2,000 tons burthen, On the 29th of Every Month. From the Fort of New Yoii- For thc following named pot ta and at the ing rates of passage* payable in gold or Its lent: F^ST CABIN. From New York to St. Thomas From New York to Para From New York to Pernambuco From New York to Bahia. j. From New Y’ork to Rio de Janeiro Steerage at half these rates* meals and bedding 1 eluded. An experienced Surgeon is attached to each tusa All Letters moat puaa through the Poet Office. Pot age 10 ccntB. _* > For further information or passage apply to B. H. HARDEK* Agent, No. 12 Stoddard’s Block GARRISON A ALLEN, my 31 New Y’ork Agents FOR P1L1TK1, FLi, YU BRUNSWICK, FBRNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE, PICOLATA, AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHNS RIVER. Tue fine, new U. ? Mail Steamer, K Jk. T E, Capt. T. i. Looiwuoz>. Will leave Savannah from wharf foot of We*t B>, . j wreet, for above places. EVERY MONDAY MORN ING, at 9 o’clock. We will receive freight at our warehouse at a times, free of charge. For freight or passage, apply to BRADLEY, HILL A OO., hgpjsts, mvM! . 211 A2WBivstre -l NOTICE. fO ILL WANTING FURNITURE 1 am opening I or the Inspection of the pnblir, a fine stock of CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS, T TRESSES, fto., &c.. To which the attenuon of all la invited. 0T Wore rooms, 178 BROUGHTON STREET, Sc ock’s old Dry Goods Store. flS-lv S B. HARHINGTl ■'» TOLL Bl Mdtvllle^ CJTATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.—T >3 all whom it may concern: Wbeie.ia, Cormack Hopkins wlll apply at the Court . ol Ordinary to: Letters IHaMasory ae Administrator I on the .state of Edward Hopkins, deceased. These are, therefore, to dtsand admonish all whom it mav concern, to be and appear before said Coort to make objection (IT any they tavejon or before the . 'first Monday In October next, otherwise M'd letters will be granted . .. Witness my official alga*tore, this soth day of March, 1868. D. A. O’BYRNE. m24* . «.** ,L BE SOLD, ON THB FIRST TUESDAY IN August next, at the Court House dooi. In file, Tattnall county, within the legal hours of sale, Four Hundred (400) AcreWOf Laud iu the Forty- first District of laid county, Be place whereon the late AMOS J. HEARN lived. SOW as the property of AM06 J. HEARN, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Terma made known on ffie day,- This Jim* 26th. 1868. L. A. H. TIPPIN9, je28 ^Administrator Dcbonls Non. Just Arrived and For Sale by KENNETH 1AELEA& CO., 202 Bay Street, N ew smoked sides and strips New Smoked Shoulders Dufilcld Hama, covered Washington Hams, covered Mannings Hams, covered. AUtO OH HAMD, Mesa and Prime Pork. gW»»«»dhiaf bbla Fulton Market Family Beef, in half bbls Goshen Batter, in tuw, and wlmiw ad Bakeria Floor. Jyk-tf PROPOSALS WANTED .'1 ' T7V)R keeping the City Clock* In repair and in good T running order for the enaolmc eU manlhi Pro posalato be in writing And *“ded m to to “*“■ gned on orbefore Jaly 11.1888 iyit-tfi BOBEKT _ Chalrarta Om. on Pub PRISON LIFE OF JEFF. MIS. New supply received at n-r JOHN C. SCHREINER ffi SONa Notice. UT ThUBING the month or July the Drug Blare of W. U VT. ‘ WCOT.V win be kept open it tile-’ —• Sundays. V. A. BY AN Sc CO. 807 Say Strcot, HTANDABD LIQUORS, NOTICE. T HE flrrSBESt DUE JULY l, 1S«6, on bonds of the city of Columbus will by paid on presenta tion at officn of John dug. banker, in this dty, with current rate of exchange on New Turk, if desti*fi W,_L. SALISBURY, J. H. BASS, ' W.-H. GRISWOLD, jrS-lw Finance Committee. Advertising in Southern Georgia rflHE BAIN BRIDGE CHART AND COMPASS” A (formerly tbe “ Balnbridgc Argos,”) offers superior lndncement* to the merchants of Sa vannah as nn advertising medium. It has a large and raffHUy Increasing drcalatton hi that section, and Its terms arc reasonable. Address WILLIS M. RUSSELL, t ( ffiAffih ff*. IM no-—5-.., Balnbridge, Jane TV lUUlO ME. MeKAT.'-Biaaico., _ MUG* fcommissidn Merchants, XNXAUBBin WUMOnk and Yellow PSac Timber ol all sUe*. Cash advaneeemadwwn consignment* - —— advmnees madrwn < of Timber, Cotton, Naval Store*, Ac. The ehovs mat hoi— ——— the ale of sonthen] lldt uumUnngyfr// <m-ttwtf W^wegeBMtafiESreatag 1 * d,G, !f , , a ’XS. JAM f- NAUVT. Executor, date I shad SOUTHBEN Importing and Manufartnrlng DRUG HOUSE > Vo. 831 KXira STKM Pratt & Wilson Brothers* WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AUD Mauulhfturinjf Chcmi*t« No. 288 KINO STREET, Fourth door above Market et., Charleston* 8 C. PRATT, 18. W. WILSON. I P. B. WILSON. f lOradaateofPVic i st »o ht# 6.1 t re and j - urcau. I luraanaieo. ruua . .College of Fear - maej. A Chornr*: I to 8. C Orp Dep” The Proprietor* are Native ©eo- * gians, vixiill in 9RV4I DRUGGISTS’ SUWDKIffiB. als-sm " AGEATS WANTED the life am> campaigns of GENERAL STONEWALL JACKSON. By Prot B. L. Daanx*, D. D.. of Th. Immortal Berj. his widow. Tbe as ure— Bf Of Staff : !».- r. Carefully revised and eo--- • rrt&l Standard Biography ofOm li i The only edition oiith’Mlaed by h aathor A Liinaml Mend and Odef ChristianBOkller. CaiwfuUy revised hy General B.Y. Leer Wc want an Agent IS every •^aar'VBSssfstsssta. No. 818 Seventh street, RtcM»^" mT f> l-ln:a*u1w..