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nd M. H. M«y»r. Departure of Steao.ah.p* •»« Ste.mer. | i y The following -*»«“ wora trfed before the City Court yesterday State v». tery. FOll NKW YOKE, gteameblp General Baines. Thursday, July 12th,/ 6 o'clock p. ni. Steamship Mis.ouri, Saturday, Jniy Itth, at 8* o'clock, **• ffi- FOi: PHILADELPHIA. Steamship Tonawaiida, 8atnrday, July 14, at » o’clock a. m. FOR AUGUSTA. Steamer Express, Thursday, July 12, at 12 o’^ v J Steamer Swan, every Wednesday iuornlD'’ o'clock. FOR CHARLESTON. _ . morning, at 8 Steamer Pilot Boy ? every Monti' o’clock. morning at 9 o'clock earner Kate every Thuts«^ ay8fternoon> ^ 4 Steamer Emilic, every o'clock. fft i FLORIDA. . „. HftkJr, every Friday morning, at 10 Steamer us* 1 * Svlvan S»ore, every Tuesday morning, at Ct jvery Monday morning, at 9 o'clock o'clock. St“Sin> lOo'dock. Stearin rTv.i gr3 k^i’LL & BROTHER, Newsdealers, Sta- . ’ L and Jooksellers, Bull street (down stairs; !-ue otBaf ian e » next t0 the Post Office, are au- •honsedap?Dts for the Daily News & Hebald. all order* *eft with them will bo promptly attended Meeting of White Firemen. ,, wJ rlins to previous an noon cement, a large mats Uit-tt-U of Tv llltc fil 'einen of Savannah was held jusieveiiDg at the Volks Garten. The meeting was vanned by calling Mr. Henry Blnn, First Foreman J lfce ^ermarua, to the Chair, and appointing the fol- lo’viop 'ice Presidents and Secretaries : Vice Presi- dfciits—Foremau C L. Schrick. of the Oglethorpe; W. t due, of the Metropolitan; Henry Murkins, of the WashioatoD, H H Lmville, of the Mechanics, and preside Jane s Stewart, of the Metropolitan. Secrc- lar.ct—T Rip '-wear, h Wayuo Russc-ll, S. E. Byck, jan-cs K'-arney and Henry Hogardus. ill*-meeting hunc organized, President Bluu stated imt the object of the meeting was for the purpose of tuhice some action in regard to the position which inty occupy t ’wards ihe Savannah Fire Company, who, ig i boa\. d- pm td the officers of the white Are corn ea:'’: 1 "f certain privileges at their meetings, to which they should be entitled As we publish the entire orrespendenee leisure to the matter, we defer any •..mmcm.'. i- tiew show* the relative positions occu pied by the officers t»f both departments. The follow ing rule?; t;ik<-n irom the minute books of the Savan- nttFirc Coinpnuy, were then read : May 2. 1856. let. Tlie i ej’itjuture of the State of Georgia and i'i;y Coum-ii J Savannah having in their wisdom • rrated cerhnn ex-officio additional members of the savannah r .r>-» <»mpany, they shall not be required to pay any initial.on fees, nor ehnll they participate in bruFiits arising li vni the charter fund or other funds « f tlie Cuinptax. nor be puiiiled to vote in regard to aoss Barron, (colored.)—Assault and bat- x^rdict: Not guilty. s V-e vs. Bose and John White, (colored.)—Assaul* .a battery. Verdiot: Guilty. State ts. Annie Murphy.—Assault and battery*. Case settled. State vs. Patience and Esther, (colored.)—Simple larceny. Case settled. State vs. N. J. Varnandoe, charged with being a common cheat and swindler. Case continued by con sent. State vs. Zenos Burnside, Charles Jones, Sarah Beheixn, and Hannah Saanders. — Simple larceny. yoL pros, entered. State vs. Amanda McKinney, (colored.)—Simple lar ceny. Verdict: Guilty, with recommendation to the mercy of the Court. State ts. Robert Miller, (colored.)—Misdemeanor. Verdict: Guilty. The Grand Jury, after finding the following true bills, were discharged for the term: State ts. Abram Miller, (colored.)—Simple larceny. State ts. Sykes Reed, (colored.)—Misdemeanor. State vs. Edward Johnson and Abrfm Williams.— Simple larceny. Mayor's Court. The foliosing cases were disposed of yesterday Dennis Calllahan, drunk and lying in the street, was fined two dollars. Thomas Sylvia, (white) and Joseph Homes (colored,) charged with committing a nuisance on the street, were each fined two dollars. Henry Garret, (colored.) disorderly and resisting an officer in the discharge of his duty, was fined ten dollars. Wm. Aiken, colored, was charged wit^ improper conduct, firing a pistol in the street. The pistol hav ing been fired accidentally, the case was dismissed the pistol to be retained by the Chief of Police until tho prisoner furnishes good security for future good conduct. A. Dent, colored, charged with being dL>'* , derty in the streets, wa9 sentenced to bo confined at the bar racks for ten days. \ Henry Jackson and George Was’^n^ton, two colored boys, charged with vagrancy, were turned over to the Freedmen's Bureau to be out. It being stated to the Mayor that a large* 1 crowd generally follows a prisoner through tho streets whenips^Sr r-ireat by a policeman, he has instry^d the pr ice to arrest, hereafter, all prfWngi whq-Hiay congregate about or follow a prisoner through the streets when under ar rest. Ac. to th Steamship Virgo, Q$k» T» ship V!r£&* Captain Bulkley, from New /oca. %3 rx Ifyug np the river yesterday morning ran tkar vji^tc< ifcmboat Ogeechee, opposite Willink’i uiip jnc .. '-q<3 damaged her stern so badly that she SSto'S, j Tbe Car8 ° 0fth *- Vir * 0 ^ t ™" Chief, Firs*f uu.i .Second Firemen oi th« Savannah Fire I fp - T *£***° tt* steamer O. M. Petit, and lauded at the Comity- ..... j wT^krt of the Virgo. The cargo in the lower told was •’ • bfSatted .<*» Uere beln « 0Ter U,reB faet of vater jwrsimi-up] .v.Lg for membership to the Savannah Firs .kit. The steamer Two Boys was alongside tin vessel <0 .o Pa M-‘»’& i v- , , r , v-n the entire day engaged with her pumps in pumping 4th. llihl rule No. Tool the Savannah Fire Compp 1 ■. . . S* .. » * u...* idatin* io hues, shall in ull cas. s apply to th«= water out * 11 'e thought that tho \ Lrgo wil bo got officio adJitionU ni*mbers of the Company. *' off the sunk’*'! huhthi9 morning, when she will be ‘ Officio xdc ^ ,U *^- °.c C -U ° lt> ^ ; h aii run ashore on the opposite side of the river, aid such La^t -tUfc- ;iiKi ,•... 'hi'> Convey Wr tt^fr nece8sar y r ®P ftir * made as will enable ber to proceed :i ' 1 l -'» r a:piti,y t' com- to New York, where she will be thoroughly ripaired. • V iu- • ■ ' to. His Firenmu, ^ «* py famis'.ed to the • C- ANDEBSON l2lt ® r il * re &* it Sir —The off , ~s * of Savanni*’ ers gtf the sex^ral tire umpa- 11 * vesting .ently tor the pur- .aKin: r - f^^atior me present and fu- iri* 5 " l * *>spa 'nj utof the city. After cielik* ■ they d . e their opinion that it )e f iD che city to establish a Foart! vf tu. " composed of the two .. .c: fficerso ; 'oinpauies of Savannah, *r r*re Co rs laving the powers ldw »si» :i the * . . flii! company. L ’fficvrt -id believe that the companies wiup - -1 exit citizens, viz: 1 ; f J, iO. Metropoli- ‘ Mecha working hand engines, have hcre- ’ ‘ i«liy treated, having no voice in mat- '■■rtairung to the v.vlfare of the Department, lb-.;, h right to vote for the admission or tx- •: person to said Department, nor upon aay otn*.r matter The officers of the companies named Lav- a representation of ten ex-officio mem bers in the I’ i artment, while the Savannah Fire Com pany iin-i i.r.-le company managing four engines, nianni-iJ t y m e..mi-n. are represented in said Depart ment by thirty-five members. iLtb y. .. m of the officers, the Savannah Fire L .itipany .uId have no reasonable objection to such •- tiie ttatus of the negro, who compose diics >•: said company, is chauged, and ,aV he depended upon to permanently .• position he has filled so satisfactory to i Savannah in times past. Ibt ••fficers further believe with the change in con templation it Will not ' Examined.—Two negroes, Charles Parad.se and •Jame3 Williams, charged with robbing vegetalle gar dens, were examined before Justice Staley yesterday morning. There being sufficient evidence against them, they were turned over to the City Cou t for trial. Honors to Savannah Bovs.—At the recent aintial exercises at 9t. Johns Catholic College, at Fordiam, New York, degrees of Bachelor of Arts were conf-rred upon William O’Byrne and Alexander 9. Delltsoy, both of this city. » Ultra-Ur UiaiLt: lit Coroner’s Inquest,—Coroner Eden held an imuest yesterday upon tho body of Nicholas Moore, whe was accidentally drowned on Sunday afternoon last. The jury rendered a verdict of death from accidntal drowning. Out of Service.—The Metropolitan 9team Tire Engine, having been sent down to the steamship irgo for the purpose of pumping bar out, i9 at preset out of service. Purser H. H. Scranton, of the steamship Yirgc will please accept our thanks for full files of late Now’ork papers In our notice yesterday morning of theaccicuial necessary to abtlish negro shootin g of a child, we stated that it was romp&nu any cbai^ body, Laving tnil control over the engines managed tj them and represented m such Hoard of Fire Coiu- mis-ioners, according to the number of engines un der their control. They further believe that when such metis',ire is accomplished by ordinance of the city, no additional legislation is necessary, as tho Fire De partment will then boon a firm basis. Desirous to receive your opinion iu regard to this measure, I take fhs liberty to solicit it, and remain, dear sir, Henry Blun, Cb'in Com. p. t. June 6,1866. Savannah, June 9, 1866. Dear Sip. — Y mr communication, dated tho 0th, has been received, and will be duly considered. With much respect, Tours, Ac., Arc., C. C. Casey, Chief Fireman. To Henry Blun, Esq., chairman, pro tern,. The above letters having been read to the meeting, To Consignees.—Consignees of goods pet steam ship "Virgo arc notified by the agents to sigu u aver age bond to-day and receive their goods .‘They Cure r What cutes? AyerM Clte-y Pec toral for a Cough, Ayer's Pills for a pnrgsyc, and Ayer’s Sarsaparilla for the complaints that mnfrean alterative medicine. r2-lw Arrivals at the Hotels. PULASKI HOUSE—W. Ii. WILTBERGER. on motion of James A. Barron, a committee of three i W H Livingston A wife, IH Adams, City Fla * C Bull. Louisville C Freidenberg, N Y 1L M Kaysor, s> C A L HarrK City IG N Martin, do D Callahan, do AM Martin, do Dr K M Bruui.ly, Rock Mt]s 1 “ lrom each resp-.-ctivo company were appointed to draft suitable preamble and re-olutiocs expressive of the sentiments of the meeting, whereupon the chairman appointed the following committe: Messrs. G. Garey. P. Magan and D. Regan, of the Oglethorpe; James A. Barron, A. Talbird and C. Brown, of the Washing ton, W L. Gne, T. Butler and F. R. Sweat, of the Metropolitan; C. Hirt. S. E. Eyck and C. A. Smith, of the Germim; H. Ward, D. Ferguson and G. Parrish, of the Mechanics. During the absence of the committee, P M. Russell, Enq., being loudly called for, addressed the meeting at sotiie length, reviewing the past hi-tory of the white fire companies of this city, from the organization of the first in 1847. The committee, at the close of Mr. ftusaeU’s speech, returned with the following resolu tions which were unanimously carried : FREAltfELE AND RESOLUTIONS. ElAl^EL Whertras, At a meeting of the Savannah Fire Com pany, held on the 2d of May, 1836. resolutions were erabodu d into the by-laws of aforesaid Company, depriving ex-officio additional iuembere of that Company of ail rights and privileges. l9t. While contributing by fines towards tho charter fund, they are not entitled to any of the benefits, nor have they a vote in regard to the disposition of the same. id. The ex-officio additional members arc allowed to vote n-r Chief, First and Second Fireman, but not upon any question appertaining to the wel- tare of the Savannah Fire Company. Bd The ex-officio additional members are not al lowed to vote on the petition of any person for admission, nor have they a voice in the trial of any person for dereliction of duty, whether such per son Is an ex-officio additional or other member. 4th. Ex-officio additional members are compelled to attend tlie meeting of tbe Savannah Fire Company and arc treated with contempt there,and have not even ihe right to speak in their own behalf; And 7>'hfcreas, Said by-laws nre still in forco and practiced by said Savannah Fire Company to the lull extent of the letter; And whereas, S.nd Savannah Fire Company is partly composed of violent persons, of whom no satis factory amendment can be expected; And whereas, Tin- officers and members of the Ogle- « „w... Washington, German, Mechanics, and tborpe Metropolitan Fire Companies, anxious to have au to hn d «'* l,jn U P UU tlia subject, with a view *ui enou^r 1 ^ tir • Department upon a Just amt.f2 J i 7, bas,s ,ow ®rds all organizations, have *aid Fir^Tcomj t0 brlng tllis matter before “te Tllu of the Oglethorpe. Waeh- C an ' 1 Me| ropoUtanFiro th,,r, MCt U l? Fire Company at Irien.<f“““. n,! Frlday " ,n1 ^ 6.1«GC. auOtheir ri n»».y tiidtavors were repulsed; AUil jhereae Even insults were offered to the officers t the Oglctliorpe, IVaehliJgtoii. Gtrinaii m b KeaSl'S *?? M “ lro,,olitan Fire Companies. ‘ Be j t Ogtthor^' ll ‘° » ud tooinbera ol the lieiropohiln V German. Mechanics and sembied no f ire Companies, in maas-meetiug ex-offlcio addno7 b . y lu ‘‘ tr uot onr eeveral officers, C'omiiacy to “' ’"Ws of lire Savannah Fire Of Aldermen thf 11 ’tho Mayor, and Board date our officers will ^' t5, ,hat from and alter this companies ir ti... 1,1 ^ Present our respective Coin pan v. m,i.. = “ccungs ot said Savannah Fire privileges wiih ’t, lc ’™ Wd e<iual "S* 11 * “f* 4 BavanijidiFire Con J |, a i l \ fli -‘ M and 'uembora of aald fo obey alG.rje. 1 ' '; u . r . consider It their duty Commanding A -uatai t ^ Uc ^’ or> “bsenco, the Resolved xijat u Washington <i, J ;* members of the Oglethorpe, Kretouipaui.., J... M ‘ :,ah aujc* and Metropolitan l.cmolbn- in \‘L^ 0r to P erlect ‘‘bat dlscip- «nd in fut ur o .n r , J t,Ce lu our several companisa, probation oi.»iJ ; oup efficiency and merit the an- RvmJved. 'i "-•Dow-cttizens, in..•.<*<. 11 call the attention of the city au- Uat every city of the. dimensions : ir° I ’^iKirtinent, and that in no acting M h Department "wt ! ‘," vo that P rtTlle g« of Aldermen he and nlev^ 1 °h e t r ebi^ 0r “ d Board of “d^r au,tndat °^ 40 is ' Tw1 resolutions bVfnrntabed ms^o!?“ B JJ^or* fboritiea to ti, M attention ot havannah has 1< h k'‘‘ eity of other cirv does .,r,„ <■;. 1 I' ;irt ment, i .1 .. , Gompanv have .v j K Johnson. Barnweil A Winn, LlDtity co W B KnlkH. Tctu auvii E B Brown, A A G It J a Beall. do J S Morrill. do II Byi lie. Borke co Mr Magratli & lady, Ciiaa .1 A Sperr*. Winchester H A Haralson. Covington J W Speer, *tr Gen Barnes A T Alexander, ' W Dolllver. City SCREVEN HOUSE—G. MoGDiLY. O Townsend, str SylvaniC J Clarke. City Shore Mrs E Grlhhle Chas Ca]it Tucker, str Sylvan ]K Bogart. Plilla Shore iJ Tiiompeon. Phiia R Finnegan, s'r Sylvan Shore MARS HAT,L HOUSE--A. B. LCCS. E D Hendry, Blackahear N Reneau, City AOrosgruve. Phlla Oen I) Tlllson, Augusta CoIJ Deveanx, do Caot W Dean, do .Dr Getty, Macou Or Greene, N C | M J Golpopper. (jnttc.n 1 C E Evanenn, Brooks ( W ‘R Swain, lady an 4 children,. Fla DUnintnre Aimnuac—This Bay. Sun rises..: W Sun seta 12 nioc water. At Tjbce 3 38IAt Port 08 Shipping Intelligence. TORT OF SAVANNAH. Sunday, July 8, isa Arrived. Steamship Virgo, Bulkley, New York—O Cohn. Steamer Swan, Cohen, Augusta—M A Cohen. Steamer Z B Vance, Guthrie, Darien—Claghor t Cunningham. Cleared. Steamer Kate, Fllnn, Jacksonville, etc—Brady, Hii] a Co. Steamer Pilot Boy, Payne, Charleston—F M Myri. imports. Per steamer Z B Vance, from Darien—6 bales tt- ton, 157 ptgs mdse to J W Lathrop A Co, and otilis. Per steamer 3wan, from August ;—5 bales cotta. 27 bdls paper, 28 bbl9 ale, 65 empty bbls, and mdse Passengers. Per steamship Virgo, from New York—K Wyllyf. Pepper, Mrs Conn, Miss Derby, J O'Donnell. V O’Byrne, D Greene, Miss Conn, it Eozerr, J Fosltt. W Wheeler. Per steamer Swan, from Augusta—Capt E Doy and lady, Miss K Mickler, Miss Davis. Mrs Rankin Mrs Middleton. Mrs J M Fleetwood. Miss L Flee wood, Miss M oross. Miss Ficklln, ItlitJ J V Marti! Col a M Martin, W T Gibson, dipt D A PhUpot, Ca| “Johnson, J Goethe, C M Malpheus. it C Oiln, » SKrsSS’ AH Mallory, SP Maney, LM ftayaor, J McCarthy, and 9 deck rr'aml'e 51 !”' rrom Augusta—W M Davidsor LrtEC WhIip l * ^’••’oHli. .1 Heavy A Co, W Stark, B C vv ade & Co, M A C’oh«*n, and others. oJf e s'^S*A 1 ?o Ti M ! A’ f . r . m , n Ncw York—Adams H. Brigham, H* Co. ** A Cohen, crane A G, JWA- rlereOD lb Son, J A A J K Itrown, K n Cat llnir J • Collins & CO, T Bateson, Bothweii & w, j v Coiuiera Cooper, O* F. MJ Doyle* 1:0, m Verst a Cn l, Gnllmnriln. 8 B Harrington. T H Hoskins. K. MeL« M, Thomas k Co, J McMahon & Co. Renishart ft Bn W H Stark, T H Willingham, C II Bateson ft Co \ li Crotherton, J B Ervin, C ft R, W A Daniel, D B . Bro, W Root ft 8on, J M <fe J C Alexander. T B ft S01 W A R. J R Shackelford. J W Burke ft Co, Erwin H, A 4 Fretdenburg ft Co, Elsteln 4 8,00Freemai Holcombe ft Co, Halsey ft Co, C V Hntchin9, N ; King, E Koethcke ft Co, J P Kinehley. J Heavy ft a J Llppman, F M Myrell, P ft Depp is ti, J A Roberts, W Sims, J Solomon, J M Turner, CRB Agt, 9. Boone, J G Barrett. Baldwin ft Co. B ft W. Clark I H, Cozart ft H, P G A T D, Davis ft Bro. N B Dreg & Co, A Gieen, J A Meyer. P ft Leirner, THftRI ‘ - — — he. Pts’ - * I prep -f.i . i 1 ■ bound 1 : 10 miles 8 W Fry Pan Shoals passed steamship San Salvador, bound north. Steamer Swan reports-Met steamer Express at Cider House Round, and Eclipse at Herahman’a Lake Breakover. Consignees per Central Railroad. July 2, 1968. 283 bales cotton, 2 do wool, 7 do domestics, 151 sacks corn, I 9 cars lumber, 9 cars old iroB, and mdse to J W Lathrop ft Co, P H Behn, G Patten, A Low ft S 0 !! 80 ?® 11 ?,S I S’ Brigham, H ft Co, Hunter ft G, E *H» rd « e ' J W Rabnn ft Co, E F Metcalf * Co, J W E f^ 1 Sl ford ’ Housman, B ft Co, Hess * G, J McAlpln, J T Patterson, E K Hertz ft Co, W Raining, E * Eckuiau, Tucker ft L, Lathrop ft Co, Luddlngton « “> •* T Larigan. G c Freemau, Guerard ft F, In- ferlor Court of Chatham couuty. Miscellaneous. NATURE’S OWN REMEDIES. Congress Spring Water. • Empire Spring Water. Columbian Spring Water. No natural or artificial compound lias yet been dis covered or manufactured that equals these waters as a preventive, relief and permanent cure for many temporary and chronic diseases, as proved by the experience of many thousands who havedrauk them for years, with tho most beneficial effects. CONGRESS WATER Is a cathartic, alterative und tonic, and is a valuable remedy lor affections of the liver ami kidneys,'dys pepsia, gout, chronic constipation aud cutaneous dis eases. Is a most powerful preventive of the feyers and bilious complaints so prevalent in warm cli mates. EMPIRE WATER Is a cathartic, and a valuable remedy lor rheuma- tiam, derangement of the liver, diseases of the skin, and genera! debility. Us effects are most salutary In lung diseases. It is an almost sure cure lor scrofula, and the most aggravated forms of dyspepsia. As » preventive and cure for all billons derangements It stands unrivalled. COLUMBIAN WATER Is a tonic and diuretic of a highly beneficial charac ter, and is a positive rimedy for diabetes, gravel, calculus, irritaiiun and iullauimutiun of the kidneys ami bladder, and has most singularly active effects in restoring these organs wheu debilitated by long disease. Females who have suffered for years from irregularity, and the distressing diseases known only to their sex, have been entirely cured by the faithful aud judicious use of Columbian Water. Tuese wafers are bottled fresh and pure, from each of the above named springs, lu so careful and secure a manner that they preserve all their medicinal value for years, and will he found equally efficacious when drank thousands of miles distant as wlien taken directly from the spring. Beware of imitations and inferior Waters. The corks of all genuine Congress, Empire aud Columbian Waters are branded on the side of tbe cork, thus: 1 Ennui Water, i V 0. ft. E. s. Co. 1 Packed solely and securely, lu boxes suitable tor shipment to any part of the world. Congress and Empire Waters in boxes containing four dozen pints, or two dozen quart botiles each. Columnian Water In boxes contalniug four or six dozen half pints, or fear dozen pint bottles eeali. Sold by all Druggists, tfotels, Wiuo Merchants, and first-class Grocers Sold only at wholesale by HOTCHKISS SONS. Proprietors. 92 Heckman St., IV. V. C57" Orders by mail receive prompt attention. july7-eod2m SEALS, SEAL PRESSES Cancelling Stamps. loti ft lute. -erntn': Will be sold THIS DAT, in front of tbe store at !0 o’clock, 26 cases Claret Wine, quarta and pint* 7 baskets Champagne 10 tuba Table and Cooking Butter 30 barrels Flour A varlaty of Dry Uooda, Qrocariaa. ftc. Jyio MULES, HORSES AND WAGONS. by T. 3. WALSH. On WEDNESDAY, July 18tb, will be sold, at tbe Government Stables, corner of President and Rey nolds streets, commencing at 10 o’clock, 40 prime yonng Males, In good order 4 choice Mares and Uoiaes 3 Army Wagons, for fonr Moles, with Harness complete and In good order 1 country Wagon, for four Mules, Harness com plete and in good order. ALSO, Saddles, Swingletrees, Chains Halters, Log Chains, Poll Down Chaifls Stretchers and Timbers Carriages and numerous otber articles. C&talognee can be obtained at tbe counting room. Sale positive. Terms, cash bn delivery. jy7-tdi AUCTION sale of VALUABLE HORSES, MULES. WAGONS, ftc. Will be sold on MONDAY, Joly 16, 1886, atlO o'clock, a. m., at Sonth Commercial Wharf, Charleston, S. Carolina. Fifty Mules, In goad condition Forty Horses, In good condition One lot Amy Wagons One lor Ambalances. Terms cash in United States currency. Property to be removed within forty-eight hunts after sale or stored at risk aud expense of the purchaser. By order of Brevet Lieutenant Co:.... W. Taosaa, Chief Quart, master. JAMBS R. GILMORE, jyft St Brevet Idem. Col, and A. Q. M. ©Hi®* GOLD MEDAL SHERRY, PURT AND MADEIRA, HARVEST BOURBON, WHEAT NUTRIENT, OLD HOMESTEAD RYE. In addition to our business of selling Wines, etc. in original packages, and in order to Insure to con. smiters Pure Liquors in a compact and convenient form, we commenced tbe enterprise of bottling and packing In cases uur well known Wines, Brandies. Whiskies, etc., and have sent them out in a style that would preclude the possibility or their being tam pered with before reaching the purchaser. The gen eral appreciation aud gratifying success that has re warded our efforts has encouraged us to maintain the standard as regards quality, also, to make in creased efforts to retain the confidence and patron age which has liean so liberally bestowed upon us. BININGBK ft CO.. [Established 1773.] Importers of Wines, ftc., No. 15 Beaver atreet. New York. Tbe above popular goods are put up in cases con. taming one dozen botttea each, and are gold by H. G. RUWE, Savannah, and all prominent Druggists, Grocers, etc. OPINIONS OP THE PRESS. The name of Blnlnger ft Co., No. 15 Beaver street, is a guarantee of the exact and literal truth of what ever they represent.—N. Y. Com. Advertiser. The importing house of Bininger ft Co.. No. 15 Beaver street, is conduced upon principles of Integ rity, fairness, and the highest honor,—N- Y. Evening Exprces. Je6-DeodftWly mftnjubri j Asiatic Cholera Cure P WITHOUT DOUBT, the only safe and reliable medicine foe the Immediate relief and cure of tbe Pestilence which now threatens to devastate our cou tlnent. It has been used with such succesa daring the epi- aeiBic of ’64 in this country, sml more recently, in ,tmt the French and KngliA Co in ^UASes'of* <ulopted ttl# recipe as the standard Cholera, Cholera Morhas and Diarrhea. Great surprise has been cxpr«amd at tho Uve immunity with which me French and armies have escaped the plagua when stationed at posts where the pestlefcce prevailed, and, on inouirv we discover His wholly attributable to tbe isa of this invaluable preparation— ASIATIC CHOLERA C1RE. The proprietor, confident of the merits o: this pre paration. has fitted up a Laboratory for its menufac tuu, replete with all the appliances of modern science, considering it a duty to contend against the plague, and use all means which medical experience suggests towards relieving and mitigating Us effect. Satisfied, by experience, of the resulr. relying on the impartial opinion of the medical profession, to whom the f-rmnla of its preparation is at all times accessible, I present OIARSDEN’S ASIATIC CHOLERA CURE As the greatest discovery science hat made to arrest the progress of tbe scourge, CHOLERA MORBUS. PREPARED BY T. \V. M.AR8DEN, DEPOT AND LABORATORY 4S7 BROADWAY. N. Y. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. •• Nothing new under tbe Sun ” was an old adage which cannot be admitted as a truism in the present day, for we Lavo hourly to record discoveries and in ventions in Med cal Science which would astonish Galen and Ills disciples, of the many which come before our notice we must single oOtD. T. W. MARS DEN’S ASIATIC CHOLERA CURE as au article of real merit, and cheerfully recommend it in ail dlsoases of the bowels. We speak from personal knowledge in thi9 matter, feeling satisfied all who will trv it will endorse onr views.—.V. P. Times.Je28-ly. BAKEETT’S HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, Par Weakness arising from Indiscretion. Bw powers of Nature which are accompanied by so many alarming symptoms, among which will be found India position to Exertion, Lorn of Memory, Waksfnlnms, Horror of Disease, or Forebodings of Evil; la fact. Untveraal Lassitude, Prostration, and inability to enter into tho enjoyments at society. The Constitution,once affected with Organic Weahnat, requires tbe aid of Medicine to tbmgOim and imigmk the igttem, which HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU In variably does. If no treatment ts submitted to, Con sumption or Insanity ensues. HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, and SEAL PRE9.-ES, suitable for ’he use of County Officers. Notaries, Societies, Lodges and Business men generally. We are also prepared to furnish Cancelling and Business Stamps of any palterr. at maker’s price?. Send for a circular. E9TILL ft BROTHER, News Dealers, Bull street, next to the Tost Office. ie4 Savannah. GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER WAREHOUSE AND Depot for Printers’ S npplie^ 210 Bay Street, Syaniiaii Ga. : P LATNEH ft BOSWORTH keep con9tantlyon band a laige stock of Ledger, Writing and Wrapping Papers, of all sizes a«d weights: also. Binders* Boards, Card Boards, Printers’ Cards, Envelopes, Twines and Printing Inks. Having had long experience in the business, and buying our goods in large lota direct from the mann- tacturers enables us to compete with New York prices. , Agents for Wade's celcbratedPrinting Inks; Agents In this city for the Bath Paper Mills. Tbe highest cash prices paid for all kinds of paper t ock. GUYTON ACADEMY, MALE AND FEMALE, WHITE9VILLE, GA. T HE EXERCISES of this Institution will be re sumed on the second Monday (9th)of July,1866, under the supervision of the undersigned, who will spare no pains, labor or expense that will contribute to the advancement of pupils committed to bis charge. HATES OF TUITION PER SESSION OF FOUR TEEN WEEKS. Primary, #7; Ordinary, $10; Higher Engliah and Classics, $14. Tuition payable at tbe end ot each Session. No deduction will be made for lost time, except in cases of protracted sickneeg. Assistants olexperiento aud ability will be em ployed, as soon as the number Of pupils render# it necessary. Hoard t an be procured, with pleasant families, in the village, on reasonable terms*. Parents desirous of having their children thorough ly iuslrncleil in the nsnal Academic Course, previous to entering College, will have every attention given them in this school. A nnirorm and who esoatu sys tem of discipline will be maintained. Dae attention Will also be paid to the moral training of pupils. The umiei-slgned can furnish numerous testimo nials as t i qualifications, from prominent Citi zens f Edgefield and Born well Districts, &. O.; whore he has taught for a uumiier of years, having In mi! cases, so lar as is known to him, given satire satis- faction There will be a Public Examination at tbu close of each term, to which the pu .lie a e respectfully in vited. Persona desiring further inormatl.n will make application tj the Principal. ic29-law3w*iw H- « JOHNSON, Principal MCKAY, BLISS At CO., Commission Merchants, D EALERS in White Oak and Yellow Rue Timber of all sizes. Cash advances made on oonaifmnsnts of Timber, Cotton, Naval Stores, Ac. 1 The above-named house offer unmual facilities Tor the sale of Southern Products, and respectfully so- Udt consignments. ^ 121-tAwtf 155 Broadway, N. Y SAVANNAH DA1&Y, WEST SIDE OF COLUMBIA SQUARE, BETWBRN STATE AND PRESIDENT STS. PURE FRESH MILK, Morning and evening- Fresh ButUr and Buttermilk, CUBBEI, CURBS All ISEAII In affections peculiar to “ Fduub,” Is uuequalsd by any other preparation, as lu Chlorosis or Retention, Painfutnem, or SuppraMum of Customary EvasnsUens, Ulcerated or Schlrrua state ot the Uterus; sad oil 00m plaints Incident to tbe sex, whether arleiag from habits of dissipation, imprudence In, or Ike fieeltse or okaofio In life. HELMBOLU B FLUID EXTRACT IIUOMU IMPROVED ROBB WASH Will radically exterminate foam tbe system Diseases arising from Habits ot Dissipation ol tittle rnpaue, UtM■ er no change <n diet, no tnamwenimae or spam; com pletely superseding those j, la nil UBH HRUfBOUyB FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU In all Diseases ot these organs, whether existing In “ Jfofe ” or “ nmole," from nhataar emu arigituRiv, and no mailer ham long standing. It is plsssskl in taste »nd Odor, “ immediate " in action, and mars strength ening than any of the preparations of Bbrfc er Awn. Those suffering from Broftrw doMt er Dthadt Ckmett tutioM, procure the remedy at once The reader moat be aware that however slight may bs the attack of the shorn dismiss, it Is omtsla to af fect tie Boday Health, Mental P rrr. and ■qjlum All the above diseases require tbe old of s dlarwle. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU In tho Orant DfcuwHo. HELMBOLD’S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT 9A»an>«»HLs filar imriiying the blood, nmovfog sO ubrunie constitu tional diseases arising from on Impure stats of tbs blood, and the only rsItaMa and sfikctml known remedy for the cure of Scrafbla, Scald Bend, Salt Rheum, Mbs and Swellings of tbs Bona, Ulceration of tbe Threat end Legs, Botchee, Pimples cn tbe fibre, Tetter, gryxlpelee, sad ell scaly eruptions of tbe skin, AND BEAUTIFYING Tm COMPLEXION. Not a few sf the worst disorders tbetafMmrekh>d arise firom tbe corrupt too that acoumnlatee In Of all tbe discoveries that bare been made to purge tt out, none can equal In afihet HBNBOLD’3 COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA, tt -■ T and reno vates tbs blood, Instils the vigor of health Into tbs system, and purges out tbu burners which make die esse. It stimulates the henlthy runctlore cf the body, and expels tbs disorders that grow and rankle b the' blood. Bock's remedy that oould bs relied re, tas long been eougbt for, and now, for the first time, the public have ooe 00 which they can deptod. bur spare bore does not admit of certificates to show Its rift He, but the trial of a single bottle will show tbs sick Umt tt bse virtues enrpesslng anything they have evsr takes. Two toblespoanfol of the Extract of Bsnspsrfllfi added to a pint of water Is equal to the Lisbon DM Drink, and ana bottle Is folly equal to n fisllm of tfte Syrup of Sar- ^pariUs, sr tbs deooaSlon re usually mdt, gylHBgntttOT HATE BEEN ADMITTED TO QBE Df THE UNITED STATS ARMY, sad are abo b very senetml are t»«n tbu feats H08HTAL8 and PUB. vxneiswitrnBBBPH— thvgw—« tbslrntd-re writ relt privatefirncttoes.abd arssonridersd as In- THIS CONTINENT. It Is WARRANTED to RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITU original, natprai. cglor. In every case; It will stop the hair from falling out; It will ires the head from humors and dandruff; promote the growth of ihe hair, and is a beautiful dressing. We offer no large rewards, but we authorize all of our agents to refund thf. money to auv person who will use two bottles, ami thru say Bar ftt's Vege table Hair Restorative has not performed all we claim. i ■ Ti^luiumy from .the Capital oj the United stales. Messrs. Barrett ft Co : I was induced to give your Hulr preparation a trial, and cau heartily recommend it as unequalled as a Dreeslug. Purifier and Restorer,—giving to the Hair a luxori int richness, aud to the bead a cool and most agreeable sensation, while it is thorough in re storing lUe liair to its natural color. Very respectfndy, W. IIamlet. Washington, D. C., May 1A, 1*66. Morals. J. R Barrett ft Co: I w«s Induced by a friend to make a trial of Bar rett’s Vegetable Hair Restorative, and I am very ranch pleased with too effect it has had on my hair. I Was nearly half gray,-trad now. before using one hoftle, my head is ireed from dandruff, and my hair has all the appe irancc of youth. I Iblly believe Bar rett's 10 be the best hair preparation la the world. Wm. Hamilton. Frcdonu, N. Y., Apul 26,1866. J U, BAHRh'LT di CO,, Proprietors, Manchester, New Hampshire. JACOB LIPPMAN, Corner conjirwn anti TVirnarrt streets, AKtnt. &T sold by all Prnpgfot/. jyis-ti m anti Tykri rnggistv. TAX NOTICE. mitt L.-iUERSIGNF.D'is prepared to 1 else the Ci!v Taxes assessed by the ordinance of ihe 27th of December, 1S6'.—u? well those that are payable monthly as those made partible quarleily. ail of which are hereinuftci -.iafc.1 Tlie cin/.cns who have 1 aot paid the tax dm-,npuii their teal estate lor tlie whole year, utay now pav the amount due lor the quarterreuded ou tlu- 3uth day ol Julie, m for ihe residue of the year Oh gross sales of merchfiudise fiociu.iiuc sales of llquon except cotton, s |ier cent. < Ou gross sales of cotton. 110 per rent On all commissions derived from soy business transaction (other than merchandise) iiy any ractor, auettoneci, broker, forwarding, shipping or column aloii merchants, 1 per cent. On all incomes derived from salaries and the uur “” v profession, faculty, trade or calling what soevet’ except irom real estate, 1 tier cent. ■ 01 bustnima transatdlons, not included in Ihe loregoing. and Including all Inaur ance companies and agencies, gas companies, ex preas companies, cotton presses, hotels and restaur ants, 1 per cent. On all receipts for trelgbt or passage money wmch are payable in this city, 1 per cent. On gross earnings of every bank, bauk agency or bankers, 1 per cent. On every horse and mnle, except those actually | used in wagons, drays, trucks or utber vehicles, tor which badges may have been taken out. one dollar | per month. On evary Jog, three dollars per annum On tlie value of all furniture, icwelry 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 sa may be enti tled to registry and to vote at city elections, and who shall register ihelr names and pay for the same, one dollar per annum. On real estate, 1 per eeul R. T. GIBSON, jya-ti City Treasurer. Shipping. FOB NEW YORK „ ATLANTIC COAST ACail Ntewnahip Company, THE ONJtT SIDEWHEEI. BHIP THIS wrfk CftMm Mlrige,$40 Steer*,., $u > The new and very fast side-wheel steamship GENERAL BARNES, J0.no tons, Tho*. H. Morton, commander, will posi- BYely sail on her regular (Uy, Thsndsy, July Uih, at 6 o’clock p. Shipping. For freight or passage, having very superior ac- - — .apply to WILDER ft FULLARTON. ommodatUHU, 1 j?** ~ ' FOR AUGUSTA . A.ND ALL WAY LANDINGS ON THE . ^SAVANNAH RIVER. T[ The new and light drait EXPRESS, Captain JAMBS MOODY, Is now receiving frelgtit for ihe above places, aud will leave 011 Thursday, 11th Inst., at 14 o’clock M. For freight, apply to J. M. KINCHLEY', at the Florida Steam Packet Wharf, or to jylO St F. W. SIMS ft CO., Agents. Empire Line FOR NEW TORI. Y- ■ S.’J PASSAGE RATE-' Cabin Massage, 990 *> The new and tsat steamship MIS.SO: Hi. . land, commander, will .all as above, an Saturday, July la, 8 ,_ o rlo<Il u 1 For freight or passage, having a< . n,.no*L.Uaa periortoany steamer lu this trade ippiy I HARDEE, iy» UARK1SOM ft ALL Nt*. Bowl For Phi lade oil :a OLD SEMI-WEEKLY LING. Leave every Tuesday & Friday. For Palatka, E. Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA RY’S, FEHNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE AND FICOLATA, 1 ne fli«t c l«*e steams Tonawan- TR.-.l, I’utambti * 1 Will sail for the eUivc t „,,, <IU ftatnrday, July x*. u o’clock a. m. Shippers wishing to avail themral . 1 the«1-. hi tagea of direct shipments, thus arch , ling of goods through intermediate fled that store room will bo farm-- daring the absence of the ships. For freight or passage, having sui z.,. Uatlons, apply to jy* HUNTER ft FOR CHARLL 10h The new and elegant steam packets, LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. N. KING, and SYLVAN SHORE, Capt. JAMES TUCKER, * having been specially fitted np for this mute with unsurpassed accommodations, will leave regnlarly for the above places, the Sylvan Shore every TUES DAY MORNING, and the Lizzie Baker every FRIDAY MORNING, at ten o’clock. Returning, wiUJeave Jacks mvllle every Monday and Friday, arriving at Savann h every Tuesday and Saturday mornings, in time to connect with the New York steamers. ?or freight or Passage apply at the office ou Florida wharf; or to CLAQHORN ft CUNNINGHAM, Agents N. B All freight payable by shippers. jelB-3t VIA BEAUFORT Through by Day: frlj PILOT BOL Capt. T. K. PaYaNk, flaking place of steamer Fannie t« . e. Wtllleavi*us nliove from Fioritia whe - Weati uiml further notic. MOXDA k MOYiVING, at H o’cl*: Rctarnlng. will leave Charleston tv- DAY-,MORNIKG at i»arae hoar. Wnllc ttin It* on In-r trip fiei^ celved and stored in lire proof wan »i. . t* expense. This boat is new, very fust, and h;u* modationa for paseengera. For freiah r apply to F. M. MYREL je9tf pic Direct and Regular Coimnnication WITH HILTON HEAD. Sloop Fanny & JVLary, Capt. Sioexi., Is running regular trips between Savannah and Hilton Head, carrying freight at regular rates, and. when desired, taking a few passengers. She Is per fectly dir, in good order, and him made remarkably quick trips. She carries the Uuited States mail. The National Express and Transportation Company and Southern Express are authorized to receive packages for her. , , Any information can be obtained of OaDt. Sicbel. or by inquiring of H. G. RUWE, corner of'St Julian and Bryan streets. tf TDE UNITED STATES I MAIL STEAMSHIP CO ST. THOMAS, PARA, PERNA BAHIA, AND RIO DE JAJ any. FOR CHARLESTON. Un Jer contract with the United State Governments for the carriage of the im pitch one of their NEW FIRST CLASS SIDEWR BTEAMSHi: each over 2,000 tons burthen, On the 29th of Every D The new and splendid Li. S Mall steamer K T L, Capt. T. J. Loosuoon. will lesve Savannah, foot of West Broad etreel, lor tbe above port, EVERY THUR8D.4Y MORNING, at ■ o’donck, via Hilton Head and Beanfoit, arriving in tims for the Northeastern train Returning, leaves Charleston every SUNDAY MORNING at 6 o'clock, touching at Hilton Head. Leaves Bayaiinah overy MONDAY MORNING fit 3 o’clock far Palatka, Fla., tonchirg all landings on tbe SL Johns river. Fer freight or passage, apply to BRADLEY, HILL ft CO., Agents. mylO 917 ft 219 Bay street. .. FOR SALE, RIVER STEAMBOATS and TOW- BOATS, of vanoassice* and draft. Sailing VeMela.trteam Barges, *»\ A. M. DA COSTA, NO. 42 Water street, N. Y. F*ort ot 1ST ev j For Ihe following named po.ts and f ing rates of passage, payable In <mld o I lent: " —- I ieS-’ ringT oxoia. From New York to St. Thomas. From New York to Para From New York to Pernambun From New York to Bahia. From New York to Rio de Janeiro’ - 8teerage at half these rates, meale and I clnded. An experienced Surgeon is attached to • All Letters most pass throagb the Post ( age in cent,. For fui rher infoimailon or passage appl} B. H. HARDEE, No. 12.'toddarc GARRISON A AI my3P New York Co-Partnership. T HE UNDERSIGNED have associated themselves together under the firm name of A. WILCOX ft CO., for the pttrpoee or transacting a Factorage, Com mission and Forwarding Business. Refer to H. Brigham, Octavo, Cohen, £. Padelford and A. 3. Hartridge. A. WILCOX. Jy2 ’m T. H. PALMER. YTTILL BE SOLD, ON THU FIRST TUESDAY IN W* August next, at the C'onrt House door, in Reidsville, Tattnall county, within the regal hoars of sale, Fonr Hundred (400) Acres ol Land in tho Forty- first District of said county, the place whereon the late AMOS J. HEARN lived, sold as tlie property of AMOS J. HEARN, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Term, made known on tbe day, This Jane 26tt, 1866. L. A. H. TIPP1NS, je$S Administrator Debonis Non. FUR PILATE!, FL VIA BRUNSWICK, FERNANDiNA. J. VILLE, PICOLATA, AND ALL LANI ON THE 8T. JOHNS RIYER Set Medical ProfarUea qf Buck*, non dspinsatory or the unhid hub. are Freforeor Dmns’s vniaabla works an tba Precttre OfftfisM. Sre remarks mods by MM cslsbraisd Ik. Una of Philadelphia. Sre remarks mads ty ft- Ere^ra M'Dowmx. n csfo- brstsd Pbjslctinsnd Msmftsrsf ttioloyri Otllaptf , Surgeons, Mari, anti fiobusbsfi in tbs TrimsssHres at thoKinf and Qaetfl Journal- See Me*co OnrargiaA Jkikoc pobliebed by Basur ■a Tuvans, fiblknr XBajalCeUags or Snrgeens. ■ts mouaf the late fenndsrd Work,of Msdlelnn. wrrmCT BUCHU, “ sabsaparula.” , Bold by all Droggitu, PRINCIPAL DEPOT— BBZ.MBOLDS nano nan WAwmam^ BM BBOADWAT. W.M. WALSH, Wholesale Agent for tbs Stats [of Georgia. derST-eodly NOTICE. V.A.KYAN&CO. B07 Bay Street, DBALKBa Ilf N'fA'lN UAHD LIQUOKM, Agents for Cbarlcs Farre Cbampagnce, Keller’s Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey, Ac. mvl-tf B i the Ordinance passed by the City Connell on the tilth day of December, 1865, the taxes upon gram sales ol every description of merchandize and wares, upon freight and passage money payable In tkia city, and upon horses and muloa, are required to be paid monthiv. The undersigned Is prepared to re ceive the above fax for the past month of April. it. tToibson, fyl-tf City Treasurer. NOTICE. T HE INTEREST DUE JULY 1,196d, on bonds of the city of Colnmbns wiil b ■ paid on presenta tion at office of John King, banker. In this city, with cmnent rate of exchange on New York, if desired. W. L. SALISBURY, J. H. BASS, tV. H. GRISWOLD, jyl-lw Flnanre Committee. Just Arrived and For Sale by 'Advertising in Southern Georgia nmnnuiiTT 1*1 #■* «v 1 a ma j hrhb bain bridge “chart and oomfass ” KENNETH MAGLEA A CO.,,Zb&xu™. ^ssnjsssk^ vaiinahftS.an adverUBing medium. It bae a large a, net Tt Cl a .a. ! and rapidly Increasing circulation in that Section, and Day atreet, Its term, are reasonable. Address •' l WILLIS M. RUSSELL, N ew smoked sides and strips New Minokcd shoulder, imffield llama covered Wosbiiig 0,11 Hums, covered Manui. p's Hauls, coveted. AIMO OH HAM' Mess and Prime Pork, In bbls and half biffs I niton Market Family Beef, lu half bbl. Goshen ButUr, in taka, find Family and Bakers Floar, iySftf Dfilnbridge, June 11.1866. , Editor and Proprbtor. NEW PERFUME For the Handkerchief. FOR SALE. C. Herring. It can be seen at the StVi" tfonal Bunk. — Je »6-tf R. T. GIB96N. V. T. PROPOSALS WANTED F OR keeping the City Clotkfl in repair an* ingotiJ rnuulng order for tii** ensuing six mo Quip. Pro posals to be in writing and handed in lo the under- s.L'Qsd on or beiore Jaly H. 1»96. ^ TWDGU ly»-td ROBERT LACHLISON Chairman Com. on Pnbllc Buildings. IJTm) MONTHS t»tj to the Court ot Ordinary of Bulloch eouutv for leave to sell ail the a nc t ctu ■* ’ 1 he *«ti' '• n : Acre. Y. Waters, flecea-.-r. {.• • .,h- TREDEflAP WORKS. To Builders of Cotton or Wool len Factories, Saw and Grist i Mills, Planters and Others. TfTB HAVE for sale, retfly fer delivery, the follow. V\ tag MACHINERY : One ft) one hundred and twenty horse power Engine, with two tabular boilers. ~ One^flUjjrhorse power Engine, wi:h two_ plain eye __ One n, rishtv horse power Engine, with or feHhoaF 1 1A boilers. One 0) thirty hone power Engine, with tabular baUar. isriau; ifekai kfitri Portable flew Mill Engines and Boil, r , - - iirpl-fc, ftora f " — joto la horse po.er. Engine l.ur on top of mSSfec-ss: th ‘ ,cor We g—rsfitfifiTklfi MfirWfiiy eq and prices sfittriactor? J. 2 A> 1 rc-aeg’k. •' >ia> hH-iu’Jiid, Jor Fa ’ In oi «5* Al hi? » .cate. Fra- | from tBe Bare Flower"'from which it :r t£j MfittQthjtnrad cmy by I ON <& HE Tt t yjhli “ ’IHE or eODHTEBFEITS £ PHALON &-TAKE NO OTHER. Sold by Druggirri ccticraUr- The fine, new V s Mail Steamer. K -A. T p] CapI T. J. Looksood, Will leave Savannah from wharf foot of V street, for above places. EVERY MONDr ING, at 9 o’clock. We will receive freight at our wareho tuned, free or charge. For freight orpassage, apply to BRADLEY, HILL ft CO.. Ag _ myS-tl 217 ft 219 B NOTICE. T(J ALL WAN1INU FURN I am opening tor the inspection of the a fine stock ot CABINET FURNITURE, CHAU TRESSES, &c., Ac , To which the attention of all Is In • Warerooma, 178BROUGHTON ST] -li, nek’s Old Dry Goods Store. flfl-ly aa HARR' NG rui. lUrit SOUTHERN Importing and Mlnafacturlng DRUG HOUSE aro. aoi 8 Pratt & Wilson Bro:?r s. WHOLESALE DRUGGIST- AMD Manufacturing Cher s No. 238 KINQ 3TRE Fourth door above Market at. Charleston S, C «t to iste S I re and | areia. > IS W. WILSON I p. B. Aifi • Qndaaic. nm* iCoUeg- '■ Phi; macy. The Proprietors are Oreor gians, PIAH08 IH szuos, CBBUlCAiS ' DRUGGISTS’ a 2*.sm SUSSED ■ A« WAMTEI J FOR Q* THE LIFT Al^P CAMP^K 6EVBIAL STONEWALL JM dOK bn / fy ° D - c - * vjpHg Staadard felognphy of the Itcmo-.u E The onK odlttofffijllfioriredbyhl vldow. ■nttor a pe-fonal Irieid aid Chief Cdr’.tion Solditf. OfiMfaily irvfteo by Gmcral K. B. Lee. We want or. h conn’ r Scud for circnlare and e-. o. .’ddr.-s* NATIONAL PCULiJ No. 914 Seventh atrset, B myKMmdfttrtw.. StaC oi tt, d cc.wnoo at in everj srme. SG CO.. mor: J, V.