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i I H H p c ,,»rture of Steamsli.p. •* FOB NEW YORK. megnubip Qeuer* 1 Barnes, Thursday, July 12th, at \\ ano Commercial. ) 0 i r>x 6 sitliJ'I'lI’ Missouri, Saturday, July 14th, at 8V, , . -ot’k, i* ni. Su-affletop Peril, Saturday, July 14tb. at 0 o'clock, KOH Till LAPELrflIA. Jteamsl.il' Touawauda. Saturday, July 14, at 9 cIjlI, a- «> FOR ACUU8TA. -teataei Kxpren, Thursday, July IS, at IS o'clock, ^earner Swan, every Wednesday morning, at # c’clock. FOK CHARLESTON- .., jn ier Pilot Boy, every Monday morning, at 8 C Lanier Kate, -"cry Thursday morning at» o'clock V-camer Etnille, every Snnday afternoon, at 4 ,ck. FOK FLOBIPA. iAzZ \ b Baiter, every Triday morning, at 10 Kate, every Monday morning, at 0 o’clock r wvivan Sltore, every Tuesday morning, a* ’ morning, at 8 o’clock. IKK. Newsdealers. Sta ll street (down stairs; the Post Office, are au- Neu s & Herald. 11 be promptly attended talth. evening. Present,Dr. ers. uJ accepted. the city generally to be follows ; nothing more lean. nd other* in bud con ,a_.eby Capt succeeded in tne ooiuiumu Brown. aHtkambhif Viano-Th- position of the Virgo haa Tot been changed since *• «i on to th, aunkeu nun boat on Monday morning last. Athight.de the the water reachea the top of her second hold, and at low tide, the top of l.er first hold. Her cargo ia still taken out. nearly all of which is in a damaged condition. From Philadelphia.—The steamship Tonswaudt, from Philadelphia, arrived at her wharf about five o'clock yesterday afternoon. For tile9 of late Phila delphia papers we are indebted to Purser Teal. Wl are indebted to Messrs. E. P. Tunuison, Agent of the Southern, aud O. F. Webster, Agent at the Na tional Express Company, for late copies of Macon aud Augusta papers. ,‘Th*y Curb !*’ What cuies ? 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 itfcsDAY, Juiy ill, 1866. mg the past two days there lias been the same continued dull state of the market which has existed for the past twb" Greeks. To-day, however, owing to better accounts from Liverpool, holders seem somewhat encouraged, and are firm at the following quotations: Low Middling .30 L i®31 Middling 32 s®— Strict Middling ^ <£>__ Good Middling — A better demand is expected. X Arrivals at the Hotels. PULASKI HOUSE—W. H. Wiltberger. W Marshall, brig Chesa-lL C Wyllyi Pierce co pcake O C Cornwell, Augusta J W Spear, atrGen BarneslMr k Mrs O Marcy. Ga NDLKWK* rKl.'.S: S.V .. 8Y in Li., IVYI.l.V 'S I HHIST1A.I. Will be so tl, st tbe office sf Maura. Duncan ft Jotra- ston, corner of Bay and Abercom streets, TO-MOR- ROW. iTbnrsdsy.) lith July, at 10 o'clock, ■> Marble Top Cheats, 1 Oak Bedstead. 1 Walnut Slate, 1 Walnut Wardrobe, Sl.adee aud Trimmings, naina-ctl on boarder tbe schooner George A. Bears*, on her Passage from New York to this port, and sold tinder inspection and by recommendation of the Port Wardens, for account of Underwriter, and all con- earned. Terms cash. _ Jyll-St G P Gates, Macon J Clancy, Charleston Miss Will lama Geo TH Stafford, do J Beckett, do F A Cairns, do O Renneau, C R R J W Scott, Fla G W Bramhali, Fia J E Hickson, S C G C Norton, Brunswick W T Emeon, Darien |J H Beall, A&QRR j J Inman, Burke co | A Jones, str Tonawanda iJTft Foreman, do j\V Jenniugs, do ■Capt Bay more do OTeal,- do !J Teal, do IJ Trac.v, do T H JBeasly, A &QRR G Goode, Ky I .M Br:idr. Chattanooga MARSHALL HOUSE-A. B. I.UCE. Capt Bnlkley. sir Virgo \V p Reynolds. Plnla H h Snultz, Southern ExjT McManus, Phila .1 F Hall, Perry’s Mills H A Earns, Jacksonville T R Murray, City 1 Miss M A Earns, do T S Waddell, do Miss J s Tutwiler, Greens- J Jones, do I boro W B Harman, No 13, CRK’Capi Guthrie, str Vance H A Scott, No lo^, do i* Barron, Athens M S Anderson, Macon jA J Raritan, Quitman B Marshall, La |J B Kimball, N O 'Y G Mauldin, Payne’s Dr B M Ghdeh, N O C M Davis, Nat Ex |W L> Hamilton, Ga SCREVEN HOUSE—G. McGlNLY. Committee, appointed ation in regard to the post on the Louisville the point mentioned, tv, of large aeeumula Inch infected the sur- ict speedily removed h of the people living offered the following .noil be requested to e Louisville road,from igo across Musgrove believing that it will ug between Ogeecnee rove Creek, ard that the work of h the low lauds adja- stem portions of the ted also that property the city aud Geueral l'oue-tliird of the ex- low lands in that im- a\i probability the en- suinmer. ted that persons who | o be used as a Qisin- | tiou to the Messenger »etween five and eight •fonday to Saturday of ed. cncc Day. )r the November term e3terday, after which pass sentence on the :ke present term of the ezneauor. Bonds es- i or ed i—misueinean or. nd Abram Williams, irosecution entered, lor ed»— Misdemeanor, y a due of ten dollars, ays. and to be put at direct. ed)—Simple larceny. ; elution to the mercy , or to be ( ut to work J H Latimer, Ga Capt Dexter, str Sylvan Shore B F Williams, Ware co J W Spear, str Gen Barne3 W Reary, Augusta R Reary, do J K Johnson, do U S Robinson, Santilla Mills W B Hayward, Ogeechee G C Norton, Brunswick S C Littlefield, Miilen .1 McDonough. A A G K R J G Clark, City J Thompson, Phila rfinialure A lmHnac-ThU Day. Sun rises. 4 44 Sun sets 7 23 IlIOIl Wx\T£R. At Tybee 4 20!At Port 5 50 Shipping Intelligence. TORT OF SAVANNAH. T CHS PAY. July 10, I860. Arrived. Steamsmp Tonawanda, Teal, Philadelphia—Hunter & Gaminell. Steamer Lizzie Baker, King, Palatka, etc—Clag- lioru A Cunningham. Steamer U M Cool, Taylor, Darien— M A Cohen Cleared. Steamer Sylvan Shore, Tucker, Palatka—Claghorn A Cunningham. Steamer / B Vance, Brown. Charleston—Claghorn A Cunningham. Steamer Volunteer, Holmes, Darien—F M MyrelL York Market. Nf.w York, July C. Flour, Ac.—The market lor Western and State flour opened doll and heavy, but, with acme inquiry for ex port, closed more active ami a shade firmer. The sales are 10,600 bbls.. at $6 50® 7 40 lor super fine State: $7 75(a8 75 for extra State; $9® 10 for fancy State; $8 15®9 25 forjthe low grades of Western extra; $9 20® 10 30 for shipping Ohio ; $10 25^14 for trade and family brands, and $14 25® 17 for St. Lotus extras. Canadian flour i9 in moderate demand, and steady. Sales of 950 bbls. at $9 65(a 10 25 for the low' grades of extra, and $10 30®13 50 for trade and family extras. Southern flour 19 dull and heavy. Sales of 200 bbls. at $10 60® 12 to for mixed to good superfine country, Baltimore, Ac., and $12 25® 17 50 for trade and family brands. Corn meal is linn and fairly active. Sales of 4u0 bbls. at $4 75 for Jersey, and f 5 25 for Brandy wine. Grain.—The wheat market is very dull, and prices are nominally lower. We quote inferior to prime Chi cago spring at $1 55®2 15 ; No. 2 Milwaukie club at $5 20®2 25; No. 1 do. at $2 30®2 40, and choice am ber do. at $2 40®2 45. . ... Oats are in good request, mainly speculative. Prices have advanced l®2c. f* bushel, aixl close firm. The sales are 84,000 bushels Chicago at 51®55c.; Milwaukie at 60c., and Iowa at 72@75c. Corn was in very brisk demand early in tbe day. Holders demanded an advance ol 3 to 4c. ^ bushel, but as buyers were unwilling to accede to any advance holders had to submit to yesterday’s prices. At the close the market Is firm. The sales are 25,000 bushels new. Western mixed at 88®89>gC.; and do. white at $1 1*8. r Provisions. —The business in pork ha3 been fair, bat at lower prices, closing dulL Tbe sales, cash and regular, are 7,000 bbls. at $31 75®32 12 for mess. Beef is without important change. Sales of 150 bbls. at $10® 14 for old plain mess; $16®20 tor new do.; $14®17 for old extra do.; aud $20®24 for new do. Tierce beef is nominal. Beef hams are neglected. Cut meats are quiet. Small sales at 15c. for bellies. Bacon is very firm and ia fair demand. Sales of 150 boxes long clear at 163«c., and 100 boxes short ribbed at 17>*c. Lard has been moderately active, but the market is easier, closing heavy. Sales of 350 bbls. and tierces at 19®al9> a c. for No. 1; 19>£@29e. for city, and 21 21 X *C. for fair to prime steam and kettle rendered. Ashes.—The market is firm, with a moderate de mand. Sales at $8 25 for pots, and $I6®17 tor pearls. Coffee—Remains dull, and prices are nominal. Cotton. -The market is quiet at 3Gc. for middling and upland. Hay. The demand is fair and the market ram at G5fa/JQc. for shipping, and 90®95e. for retail lota. Hops—Are firm and in good demand for home cou sumption. We quote at from 20®50®70c. aa to growth and quality. Laths. —Eastern are firm and in good demand at $4, three months. Lime.—Rockland is firm and in good demand at $1 50 for common, and $2 10 for lump. Molasses —We hear of no sales, and prices are nominul. , ■ Petroleum.—Crude is dull and heavy at 23„ l ~c. Re lined in bond is dull at 39® sic. Free oii is firm at $3 57®4. * -r Rice—Is dull, and prices are nominally unchanged SuoaIL—Raw sugars are moderately active £fid 0rm Sales at ll>^@U^c. for Cuba; 12®12^c. for Porto Rico. Refined are dull and nominal. Tallow.—There has been rather more doing, aud the market is steady at 12*g@12%c. tor fair to prime western and city. Whiskey—The market is dull aud nominal at $2-23 ®2 24 for State, aud $2 24**®2 25 for Western. ... Receipts of Produce—(Per Produce Exchange! July —Flour, 4,767 bbls.; whiskey, 203 do.; eofru meal, 2,568 do.; wheat, 97.617 bushels; corn, 628,793 do.; oats, 94,468 do.; rye, 29,936 do ; ashes, 40 pakgs; beef, 44 do.; pork, 58 bbls.; cut meats, 50 paki?s; lard, 62 do; petroleum, 5,579 bbls. BY BbFW A MBYRR. THIS DAY, mb instant, at lo o’clock, in front of store,’will be sold, to clo e consigumsiit: 11 bbls. Sanford Mills Flour, 20 bbls. Basset's Beat Flour, 50 bbls. Southern Belle Flour, 44 bbls Fortress Mills Flour, 3 hhds. Bscoq Shoulderr 6 bbls. Bagged Sugar Cured Hams, 5 bbls. Plantati <u Pork. 5 bbls Pigs' Feet, 8 bbls. White Marrow Beans, 5 bbls. Syrup, 10 boxes Fatr>7 Soap, 40 boxes Goshen Cheast, 10 cases Claret Wine, . „ .. H i Smoked Tongues, A 11 article. Jyll-lt MULES, HORSES AND WAGONS. BY T. J. WALSH. Ou WEDNESDAY, July lath, will be solJ. at tb« Government Stubiea, corner of President and Rey nolds streets, commencing at 10 o'clock, 40 prime young Mules, in cockI order 4 choice Mares and Horses 3 Army W ngons, for four Mules, with Harneas complete anil in good order 1 country Wagon, for Tour Mules, Harness com plete and In good order. AI-30, Saddle.-. Swiugletrees, Chains Halters, Log Chains, Puli Down Chains Stretchers and Timbers Carriages and numerous other articles. Catalogues can he obtained at the counting room. Sale positive. Terms; cash on delivery, jyT-tds pilSDEW’S. Asiatic Cholera Cflre 1 8, WITHOUT DOUBT, the only sale and reliable medicine for the mi medial ■' relief and cure of the pestilence which now thi'aateus to devastate our con tinent. It has been used with such xuccesa during the epi demic ot ’64 in this country, and mure recently. In Europe an.l Asia, that tbe’French and English Go vernments have adopted tlie ret-ino as tbe standard in all cases o( Cholera, Cholera Morbus and DiarriKEa, Great earprise has been , sprused at the cotmmra- tive immunity with which the French and Kuvliah armies have escaped the plagno when Buttoned at posts where the pestilence prevailed, and, uiifaqoin, we discover it is wholly attributable to the nso or this invaluable preparation— . ASIATIC CHOhKUA C4 BIU. ’ i; Jliiiie for NEW York. Cablm Passage *13 00 Tbs splendid steamship PKR1T, Delsnoy, Cob* minder, will leave for tbe above port on ber regular day, . ... * batardayr, July 14, at a o'clock a. a>. For freight or passage, having snperlor accommo dations, apply to jyll ' - HCNTEH ft UAMMKLL. FOR NEW YORK ATLANTIC COAST Tile proprietor, conddent ot the merits o. this pre- ; JMftU Mt 4%vs lllKTlil> O O 111 1)4111. uratiou. hastilled up a Laboratory for ium- nutac-, _« - • * ” ... ..... ... THE ONLY SIDEWHKEL SHIP THIS WEEK. Cabta Paxagr,* 40 Steerage,, t0 The new and very fait side wheel ateamahip GENERAL BARNES S.ono tona, Thos. H. Morton, commander win no-? lively sail on her regular day, ’ WUJ D2s1 ’ Imports. Per steamer H M Cool, from Darien- melons Pandi'ii^urn. Per steamalilp Tonawanda, from Philadelphia—D- L A Falligant, Miss J Turweiier. Miss M Earns, II Earns, Mrs M House and wife, W H Reynolds, Marv A Forbes. A Strauss, F Moss, E H Thomas, H G Thomas, \V H Wliituey, U Flack. T McMuuus, S Bos tick, Mrs K M Mathews anil child, Mrs A flanev, W 11 liaunan, A Fiauagau. L Josue, L Josue, jr. Per steamer Lizzie Baker, from Palatka. &c—Judge Usher, lady and 2 sons. J T Waller and lady, W Bul- lerson, lady and son, G Williams aud lady. Capt Per kins, N Shannon. \V Biown, W Reese, Dr Scott, A Dudley, W Marshall. Capt Russell. W BmusliaU, G S Robinson, P Scott, B J.ickson and son, and T deck. Per steamer H M Cool, irom Darien—Mr Lee, Mr Hilton. F Heclone, Mr Sch.vber, Mrs M Gogett. Capt Emsou. toiibitfiiecb. Per steamship Tonawanda, Irom PiuiaUelphia- nflned in j Beatilo L Co, Scranton, S & Co. D S Unckles, Order, a tbe City I G K R. Na ? Ex, A Minis, T H Austiu, Bryan, II A Co. nd Harry »colored j— v. Fined ten dollar* ! •i thirty day a, and to .ties may direct, te, colored—Assault Ln White was i»ec- rs, and Rose White Q—Assault audbat- r to be confined in . to work aa the dry colored—Simpl# of fifteen dollars or lys. •red i—Mudemeaii or. id in jail lor thirty the city authorities session of the Court eady for signatures, ics9 with which the < office. r Arrest. seph Proctor, (col- *e. was tried before g. As several simi- y various magials- publish the par- Ou the first day -*ui Sherman'a army j-ua*cu lurou.'ii Bulloch County, Mr. David Beasley, lost the horse m question, and saw no more of him -util Monday last, when he recognized him in tbe possession ot Jackson, the defendant in the case. He W II Whitney & Co. Conslft immediately obtained ••om Justice Staley lor possessory warrant his recovery. The trial yesterday morn- jstlfied on behalf defendant Jackson , tbe horse was sold Downy, and subse- for Col. Downey, to sold him to Jackson >ld him to Joseph ssion he was found, nesses who swore to g his property, and led ou Mr. Beasly’a well as stating the ring the evidence of .the Court decided of the horse was in - be returned to him. j. W. Moore for the * the defenoe. eudered in thejeasea rived at Justice Sta- i him to report*at the °me little delay ln ar- Q were ordered to load 5'Went into the office ° ut Having got his •uemtothebarracka, >n leachiug the barraiks ■ •‘’eer iu cuuimanfl, who it ho had been arretted r;er told him that no that a note had been presence there for order issued in Sep rai Thomas, prohibit property away that had .Government. ’Squire r of tho existence of the :kat he was at liberty iard being entirely UH- icision rendered in the :nerul Thomas, null and concornod, tbe order is iJs morning. per Central li.u.ilroa<K. July 10, 1866. 3*u bales cotton, 117 do yam, 43 do domestics, 9 do wool, 7 boxes tobacco. * bales paj.er. 1 lotiumber ami indse to Crane & G, F W Sims & Co, Duncan J, Brady, B Ai Co, Tisou A «i. Hunter A G. E Padel- Tord. Bothwell & W, Wilder & F, L J Oill 1 martin, J W Lathrop A Co, .1 McMahon «V Co, H J Dickerson, W A Edenfield, K K Lester, JO;Clarke, J A Roberts, IjOveit St. »>, H w Williams, \\ H btark, Vi A Walker, M V Muller, C 1) Rogers, Palmer A I), K & Eckman, J C Maker A Co, A A G R ll Agt, Lathrop A Co. B, Ilaftrldge A Co, J W Anderson a Son, H Roberts A Sons. Receipts per Atlantic & Gulf* K. it. July 10, lSCo. I coop chicken*, hogs and mdse to J Stevens, J W Laihrop & Co. A M Cohen & Bro. Brigham, II A Co, W & R Mclnrire. T B Marshall A Bro. Duncan A J, G Patten, M G Ehrlich. J Lippraan, M Lowenthal, W Kuwe A Co. C W Porter, Dr H Warring, Miss UryaD, M Brown, J LarSins, Col Waddell. it is owing to tho warm r< eubacks, or that offend- > violate any of the city ' V say, but the falling off in wonM * r 0i violat °rs within the past few days Z“„ d “ djo:ltc the large number of prisoners LHdnrTw ,ll,;lr ' co » tom ‘"T weakly appearance thc couc lu8ion to be We^^r PC -- tm?fc f rl ^ ^ ^ h ^ e P“** d - John. ' ere " ere blJ J «* the docket, H. hnson and S. Eoberta, both colored, tor acting lm- per.y on the etreeta. They were fined each *o NATURE’S Congress Spring Water. Empire Spring Water. Columbian Spring Water. No uaturai or artificial compound has 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 have drank them for years, with the most beneficial ejects. CONGRESS WATER Is a cathartic, alterative and tonic, and tea valuable remedy lor affections oT the liver and kidneys, dys pepsia, gout, chronic constipation and cutaneous dis eases. Is a roost powerfbl preventive of tbe feyera and billons complaints 80 prevalent in warm cli mates- EMPIRE WATER 13 a cathartic, and a valuable remedy for rheuma tism, derangement of the liver, diseases of the skin, and general debility Its effects are most salutary In lung di-eases. It Is an almost sure cure ior scrofula, and the most aggravated forms of dyspepsia. As a preventive and care for all bilious derangements it stands unrivalled. COLUMBIAN WATER Is t. tonic aud diuretic of ft highly beneficial ch»iae- ter, and Is a positive r< meily for diabetes, gravel, calculus lrrltailon and inflammation of the kidneys and bladder, and has most singularly active effects in restoring the-e organs when 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 and Judicious use of Columbian Water. These waters are bottled fresh and pure, from each of the above named springs, ln so curelul and secure a manner that they preserve all their medicinal value for years, aud will be found equally efficacious when drank thousands of miles distant as when taken directly f, 0In the spring. Beware of imitations and inferior Waters. The corks or ail genuine Congress, Empire and Columbian Waters a re bianded on the side of the cork, thus: ( Congress w ater , , Empiue 'Watsb, ) l * E. s . Co f 1 c *. E. S. CO. } )CoitrnBiAN- Wateii. i ' L. *; E. S. Co. ) Packed safely and seen rely, i n boxes suitable tor shipment to any part .,r n, c worll , Con(!rcss and Empire Waters Inboxes comaim^ rour dozcn p!pUf or two donen quart boUles each. Cohunolan Water ln boxes containing four or six dozen hair pints, or fear dozen pint bottles esch. Sold by all Druggists, Ilotcls, Wlno Merchants, and first-class Grocers. Sold only at wholesale by HOTCHKISS bOKS, Proprietors. US fierinnan St., N. Y. 05“ Orders by mail receive prompt attention. July 7 Jlaeon nurkil. Macon, Ga., July 7, 1HS6. Cotton.—The receipts and sales ol cotton for Hie past week have been very light, while Bhlpping has been constant, tbougli in small quantities. Ordinary. ->0(®— Good Ordinary '-1@— Low Middling • - Middling ■ • • 28®— Strict Middling — Cotton on band ai last report, 1, ~tlO bales Received since last report, 200 bales. Stock on hand. 4,700 bales. Commission Merchants. I. P. Boost ' W A. Bbtant. Bouse <& Bryant, (Formerly of Jacksonville, Fia ) Forwarding M Commission Merchants, 104 Bay Street. s.wamkaii, - geukgia. W ILL give prompt at'cnti..n to ret eivine and for warding goods. sales on consignment, and all orders- and will also keep constantly on hand a good stock of Groceries, Liquors, Agricultural Imple ments, Building Materials, Fairbanks ft Co's Scales, *c., besides ol her goods and manufactured articles tor sale on consignment, find for which they are scents. Orders an l consignments lejpectfaiiy so- TH0MAS H. AUSTIN, General Commission anil Forwarding merchant, 05 Bay Street, Savannah, Ga. KSTUBS TO Wm M. Tuuno A Co.. Savannah; Nourse & Brooke, Now York j Eppin^, Hau«er»l A Co., Columbus m20-tf _ ; : DAVANT & WAPLES FACTORS, Forwarding 1 and Geueral unifiiitfcimv iirDMiiHiwu Having associated ourservea in the ahove imsiness wc respcctfnlly solicit consi^nmcntB. In connection with the ahove, we have a largi* brick tiro-proof building, known as the Southern Warehouse, at rile corner of Bay anu Lincoln streets, and are prepared to take cotton or merchandize on storage. R. ,7. DAVANT, Jr.. W. D WAPLKS. Of the i Htc firm of Davant Lawton. alo-ti J7 SHAFFER, Oommiasi-on Donlor Jn all kinds cu „ FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC PBUJTa nhpPRODUCH, Wrar WasiiinotohKaiskv, ,A - \ Dpposite 141 West sW Bulkhead between ““ Vecey sts., NEW Potatoes, Apples and Onions constantly on hand, and put up for the Southern market All consignments promptly attenked to. Refers to A. L. Bradley, A. Haywood, f. J. Walsh, and J. U Parsons iyis eodlv K. JHcLEA 3 n. carter KENNETH McLEA & «0,, Commission Merchant* 203 ID'. STBEBi', BAV ANN AB, ttA. iS7~ Advances made on Consignments of (iotton and other prodnee to onr friends in Liverpool and New York. aS ' 3m Jas.T. Paterson, TimBER, Lumber & Commission merchant, No, 153 Bay Street, Savanna*, AMU - Darien, Georgia. «r Orders for Lumber solicited. al *~ tl fj™ . » \S| G> This Delicious Tonic, Especially designed ior the u»e of the Meflical Profession and the Family. is now indorsed by all thc prominent Physicians, Cherniate and Connoisseurs, an pos^essInM all those intrinsic medicinal qualities (ton!* and diuretic* which belong to an OLD AND PURE GIN. We trust that our established repntation—founded upon eighty-eight years of experience—abundantly vindicates our claims to public confidence, and guar antees the excellence ot this Standard Article. Put np in cases, containing one dozen botth s each, and sold by H- G. RU WE, Savannah, and all promi nent Druggists. Grocers, ftc A M. BININGER k CO , iEs'ablished 1778 ] Sole Importers. No. IJ Beaver street, New York. Opinion* of tbe Press. The Biningers, No. 15 Beaver street, have a very high repntation to sustain, as the oldest and best lionse in New York.—Home Journal. ThehoueeufA.il. Bininger ft Co , No. 17 Beaver street, has sustained for a period of eighty rears a r^uiitatlon thai may well be envied.—N. Y. Evening Post jeo-eod-dawly. Notice. A MEETING UK THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE “Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank" Is hereby called to take place at the office of Messrs. N. A. Hardee A Co , In tile city of Savannah, on tlie 21§t day of July, 1864, at 11 o’clock h m., to consider the present coodltiou of the Bank and take such action as may then appear necessary and proper JOS. S. CLAGHORN F.DWARD O. WADE A. II. CHAMPION A. H. CHAMPION, Trustee. N. A H4RDKK. T. W CORNWELL A R LAWTON. jOItN RICHARDSON A A. SOLOMONS ft CO. fi. T. TURNER. JOHN R. JOHNSON. JOHN COOPER, log;, 1,1 GEO 3 OWENS paratiuu. lure, replete with ail the appliance., ol modern science, considering it u duty to contend againat the plague, and nse all means which medical experience suggests towards relieving and mitigating ils effect. Satisfied, hy experience, of Lbe result, relying on the impartial opinion of the medical profession, to whom the f rmula of its pieparatiou is at all times accessible, I present MARSDEN S ASIATIC CHOLERA CURE As the greatest disoovery science nag made to arrest the progress of the scourge, CHOLERA MORBUS. PREPARED BY / 1 T. W. MAR9DKN, DEPOT AND LABORATORY 457 BROADWAY, N. Y, FOR SALE BV ALL DRVOOISTS. Nothing new under the Sun ” was a a, old adage which cannot be admitted as a truism in the present day, for we have hourly to record discoveries and in ventions ln Med cal Science which would astonish Oalen and his disciples. Of 'he many which c ome tieforeoar notice we must single oat Dr. T-W. MAH8- DBN'S ASIATIC CHOLERA CURE as an artide of real merit, and cheerfully recommend it in ail diseases of the bowels. We speak from personal knowledge in this matter, feeling satisfied all who will try ft will endorse onr views.—.V. y. Times. je2S-ly. Nutting, Powell & Co., BANKERS, AI A C O N , .GKO. i’ A NUTTING, A if. POWELL, ISAAC SCOTT SEFKKENOE EDWARD PAIHCLPORD, i,-S8 i,in SAVANNAH. SEALS, SEAL PRESSES Cancelling Stamps. T F1F undersigned are receiving orders idr PEALS and HEAL PRF.9-ES. snitahlc for she nee of Connty Officers Notaries, Societies, Lodges and Business men generally. We are also prepared to furnish Cancelling and Business Stamps of any pattern at maker's price". Send for n circular ESTiLL ft BROTHER, News Dealers, Bull street, next to the Post Office. ie4 Savannah. FOR SALE. LARGE PATENT SAFE, manafactured by Silas tion.'l Bank. Je26-u B. T. GIBSON. C. T. Advertistfgin Southern Georgia rflHE BAINBRtDGG “('^ART AND COMPASS” 1 (formerly the BAinbt^c* Anjot,") ofrerp pupoiior indnerments lo the* wCT^Anta of S*- vATmaR advertising meilinm. It l 14 * 4 ian?e nnd rapiUJy increaalng circulation in tbatsectiitfV Its tcrmi'are rcaaonable Address WIIXIS m. httssyll, Kditor and Proprietor. Bainbridge, June 11,1866. je!2-tf To Mechanics. E HOPOSAL’ 1 will be i occived by the undersigned for thc repairs of thc Public Docks of the city. AoDlicants must make separate statements of tbe es timate Ol CONS lor the repairs of each Dock. JOHN WILLIAMSON. m y|9 Chairman Com. Docks and Wharves JOIN S. SAMMIS & CO., Forwfirdiiig and, Commission mebchants WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IS Dry Goods, Groceries, &c*, NOS. 1 AND 2 SAMMIS* BLOCK, Itey Street, Jnckfiwirille, Florid*. rr>. o. BAtatm. BLAIR 4 BICKFORD, BEU OF EVERY DESCRIP TION- TREDEGAR WORKS. To Builders of Cotton or Wool len Factories, Saw and Grist Mills, Planters and Others. W E HAVE for eftie, resdy lor delivery, tbe follow, log MACHlfi*R v: ’ One (Ij one hundred and twenty house p. wer Engine, with two tubular bolter.. One li) fifty horsepower Engine, ,viih two aUin cy- iiutlor boilora. One (Deiebty boric power Euguie, with or without One b U) e Siity horse power Engine, with tubular PoriuMeSiw Mill Bsgui« and Uc:ier3 complete, from 7U to a * home I'd5 tt* Engines built on top of bZZ. with sofletat smoke sucks, tbJehy avoidinsthe uc ol *U brickwork. We gnarantec thlr. Machinery eqna, to my in nse and priceassktefsetory. J. R. ANDERSON ft CO. Trerlera Works. Richmond. June 27,1864. CT-EuqalroTrfMKR | 'LR ft ANDERSON, Saran- nnfi, Os- IfHodK SCOTCH PIG !R0M HEVSPAPEK depot. YETEhavc fnereased onr ficllttics, and arc rceefv- WfS? 8,1,18te8, " cr the latest newspapers, periodical^ maga zines, and cheap uteratube Fnreisn Publication. antmlbA *° orrler , w -v. .reg j.) ■ a. tmtiiih ESTILL & BFO . HER, Down Bull M"aot. a x» - 'PostCffifie BARRETT’S THE Thursday, July 13th, at c» o’clock p. m. For freight or passage, having very superior ac- commodattoos, apply to iy»-8t ■WILDER A FOLLARTON BOSTON & SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP iine: ‘ FOR BOSTON The fast steamship CITY OF BATH, d. Hkwiirrs, Commanuor, will sail for the above port on Saturday, July Mth, at — o'clock — in. For freight or passage, apply to RICHARDSON 4 BARNARD. ifll Agents. FOR P1L1TKI, FLA., VIA BRUNSWICK, AND A_L LANDING^ ON THB ST. JOHNS RIVER E, I The Hue, new U. S.Kall Steamer J K A T ON THIS CONTINENT. It 13 WABKAbTED to r.ESTOEE GRAY HAIR TO TIB ORIGINAL, NATURAL COLOR, III CVCH CilSC; It Will ST0T the lialr from falling out; it will tree the head from humors and dandruff; promote the growth ot the hair, and is a beautiful dressing. We offer no large rewards, hat we authorize all ol our agents to refund the money to any peraon who will use two bottles, anil then say Bar fit's Vege table Hair Hebtorative has not performed all we claim. Itatinionii irom the Capitol of the Vailed States, j Messrs. Barrett ft Co : I was induced to give your Hair preparation a trial, and can heartily recommend n as unequailed as a . Drefsiug, Portlier and Restorer,—giving to the Hair I a luxuriant richness, and to the head a cool and' most agreeable eeusatiou, while it Is thorough in re-' atorlng the hair to Its natural color Very respectfully, W Hamlet. Washington, D. C., May 15, leuA Means. J. K Barretr A Co : , 1 was induced by a friend to make a liial ot Bar i rett’a Vegetable Hair Restorative, and l am very | much pleased with the t ffect it h<*s had ou my hair. 1 was nearly half gray, and now, before using one bottle, uiy head is bred lioni dandruff, and my hair has all the appe nance of youth I tally believe Bar rett's to he the best hair preparation in Hie world. Wm. Hamilton. rrejoins, N. Y . April isr>8. -I. R. BdRHKTT ft CO., Fropiiefor., Manchester, New Hampshire JACOB UPPMAN, '■orner Congress and B .rnnrd sireet". Agent. {-j0- Sold l.y all I u nggi«te __ iyfi tf TAX NOTICE. T ut; u:*«HKh3iuA\’fiD is prepure*! in twelve the Cit v Taxen as-sossed by tfi • onliuance of the 27th | or December, 1SC5—as woil tm.se mat are payable i monthly those made payable quartetly, all ol j winch are liereinaile; - t:ti« a. The cinzens who have not paul the* tax iIn-.* then real e c r»ue for the I whole year, may now |*av tii«* amount due tor the ; quartereude<t on U:r* :u*th day ot Juiky m tor the , residue of the yeat On prose sales ol merchandise fmclading Males ot J llquori except cott »n, 1 .. per cent. On ^rross sales of cotton, 1-10 per cent. On all commissions derived from any hutdnees transaction (other than merchandise) by any lactor, anctionccry broker, forwarding, sliljipin^ or comtms- sloii merchants. 1 per cent. on ail incomes derived from talarlea and thepnr" snlt of anv profession, fiirnlty. trade or calling What soever, except irom rent estate, l per cent. Ou rrohtj receipts or auy im^ineas transactions, not included in the foregolnp, and lnciumns all Insur ance companies and agencies, gras companies, ex press companies, cotton preaees hotels and restaur ants, 1 per cent. On all receipts for freight or passage money which are payable in this city, 1 per cent. On gross earnings of every bank, bank agency or bankers, 1 percent. On every horse and male, except those actually used in wagons, drays, trucks or other vehicles, for which badges may have beeu taken otU, one dollar per month. 0.1 evary dog. three dollars per annum On the value of all furniture, jewelry and plate worth over three hundred dollars, l per cent. Every male re?*ideut between the ages of twenty- one aud sixty years, except only auch as may be enti tled to registry and to vote at city election!, and who shall register their names and pay for thc same, one dollar per annum. Ou real estate, 1 per ccct. R. T. GIBSON Capt. T. J. Lockwood, Will leave Savannah from wharf foot of West Broad street, for above places, EVERY MONDAY MORN ING, at V o’clock. BRADLEi, HILL 1 CO., Agents, jyll-tf 217 and 219 Biy street. K m p in L FOR NEW YOU, PASSAGE RATES: Cubln PM,, ge , 9 g 0 Steely. The new and u» t 8t eam*hip MISSU1 . land, commander, win Mll 43 above> on Sftturdnjr, July M , 8f o cJoc . „ Fur freight or passage, having aeeoirmon.|„ perlor to auy steamei In thi^ trade, apply >- 11. IIAH1 . 12Sti>i 'inV-.IT,, jyf UAHRISon a ALLKN, Air - * No. r. iLiwtincr,' For Philadelpt FOR CHARLESTON, VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT The new and splendid U. 3 Mail steamer E A T JE, Capt. T. J. Looawooa. iiJt The first class steamship Tona wan dr 7 EAT.. Pomman lei Will Mil for Uie dbt»vc port on Saturday, July l., u O \lock •> Shippers wishing to avail themselves of ;i tage-r.f direct shipments, thns avoiding <- line of goods through Intermediate ports flea that store room will lie. larnitned ~ during the absence of the ships. For freight or passage, having superior dat ions, apply to jy< HUNTER ft QA1 FOE CHARLES'} o VIA BEAUFORT, Through by IDaylicr! r PILOT BOV Capt. T. R. Pa tne, fTil-ing place of steamer Fannie tempo) Will leave a» "hov- from Florida whar West Bro. i- i uinil farther notice, eve MONDAY MOliMN'G, at S o’cl .a. Rctnming. will leave Charleston every AT, DAY MuRNiNG ntsame hnui- Whiie the boat 1e on lu-r irip height will cctved anu stored ;n fire proof warehons*- expense. Tilts boat is new. v. ry f.sr. r.ni has goo, moilatlons for passengers, t or freight or apply to F M. MYRELL. A jeS-tt Florida will leave Savannah, for the above places from the font of West Broad street, EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, at 9 o'clock. BRADLEY, HILL ft CO., Agents, jyll-tf - 217 and Bay street. FOR DARIEN. THE STEAMER H. M. COOL, Will leave for Darien on Friday morzflDg, ISib Inst., at 8 o'clock. jyll-2t THE UNITED STATES IB! HAIL STEAMSHIP COMP A FOR ST. THOMAS, PARA, PERNAMI BAHIA, AND RIO DE TANEI FOR AUGUSTA AND ALL WAV LANDINGS ON THE SAVANNAH RIVER. ihe new and light drait EXPBES9, Captain JAMES MOODY. Is now receiving freight lor the above places, and will leave ou Thursday, 13th Inst., at 1‘4 o'clock HI. For freight, apply to J. M. KINCaLEY, at the Florida Steam Packet Wharf, or to jyl0_3t F. W. SIMS ft CO, Agents. OLD SEMI-WEEKLV LIKE. ~ *4^ Leave every Tuesday & f-riday. For Palatka, E. Fla., 1 TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA RTS, FEKNAND1NA, JACKSON VILLE AND PICOLATA. jyl-tf City Treasurer. Co-Rartnefship. rpfiE UNDERSIGNED have associated thomaelves X together under the firm name of A. WU/JOX A CU., for the purpose of transacting a ffectoT&ge, Uom- mtealonaud Forwarding Boaiuckfl. Refer to H. Brigham, OcUvas Cohen, E. Pndclford j having spedftlly fitted up for this route with A a ” uusurpassefi accommodations, will leave, rcgnlariy for the above places, the Sylvan Shore every TUB.-- IV A V UnDWrV/1 ansi thd Tj77iA DdlrAr PVdrv KUUIA V The new and elegant steam packets, LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. N. SING, and SYLVAN SHORE, Capt JAMES TUCKER, and A. S. Hartridge. jy2- 1 m A, WILC0S r. h. palmer. NOTICE. B Y the Ordinance pawed by the City Council ofi the 27th day of December. 18<iA, tbe i axes upon grow sales of every description of hrerchaffdbse and ; whM-f, or to wares, upon freight and passage money payable In this city, and upon hor.es and mulos, are required to be paid monthly. Tin- nnncrslencd Is prepared to re ceive the above tax for the past month of April. R. T. GIBSON, 1,1-tf City Treasnrer, DAY MORNING, and the Lizzie Baker evoy FRIDAY MORNING, at ten o'clock. Returning, will leave Jacksonville every Monday and Friday, arriving at Savannah every Tuesday and Saturday mornings, In time to connect with the New York stcamera. Fqr freight ar Passage apply at the office on Florida CLAGHORN ft CUNNINGHAM, Agent. S’. B.—All freight'payable by shippers jelti—?t Direct aH Regular Communication Just Arrived and For Sale by ! _ KENNETH MACLEA 4 C0„ HILTON HEAD. 202 Bay Street,- \i J; Sloop I^anixy <fc Mary, (jiitler contract with the Ucifed St&tce 3 Governments for the carriage of the mn;i pitch one of their NEW FIRST ClftAhS SIDEWHE 8TEA1VT S XX tl * each over 2,000 tons burthen, On the 29th of Every ! From tbe J*ort of New For the following named poit? and t lag rates of passage, payable in oolii c. lent: I'lEST OABlii. From New York to St. Thomas From New York to Para From New York to Pernambuco From New York to Bahia id. From New York to Rio de Janeiro ... Steerage at half these rates, meals and ciuded- i An experienced Surgeon is attached tc | All Letters must pass through the Pos i age 10 cents. For further information or passage ap B H. HARDE1 NOl 12 r-toddi GARRISON ft NOTICE. TO ILL WANTING FURN I • * 1 am opening for the inspection of tl : a fine stock of ! CABINET FURNITURE, CHAit - TRESSES, &c-, &c., To which the attention of all is iuv. I HT Wnrerooms. 178 BROUGHTON STK a: ; •. : ock’s old Dry Goods Store. | UA-ly j SB. HARH1 t SOUTHER? Importing apd Manufactudtr DRUG HOU Vo. 238 KOTO STR - - ? Pratt & Wilson Broth V\ HOLESALE DRUGGIST | AND Manufacturing’ Chcnn^ts No. 238 KING STREET, Fourth door above Market st , I ‘ Charleston S C PRATT, IS. W. WILSON. I P. c j |Grai. ni sitdii'oS.I .Coil >i»t re Mi l Imac- areau. I Iio?*. TRJEW smoked sides and STRTPS l.s New Smoked bhonldors Dufflcld Hams, covered Wnstihigton llains. coVlIC 1 Maiinl..g*s Hams, coveied. ALsOunuaun, n. iicss and Prime Pork, la bbls and .half bbls Fulton Market Family Beef, In half bids Goshen BulUr, lit tube, afld Family and Baker*. Float. jy3-ft GREAT SOUTBERM Cmpt. firassiw ! la riinnimy xaguiAT Uifik between Savannah ! Hilton HwTfcnW WWW Ak and, I when dwired, taking Aitew passengers. She lspcr- I fcct'.v dry, lu geod Older, and has made remarkably < quick trips, an* carries the United States mail. The I National Expiess and Transportation Company and l contbera Express are authorized to recelye package, i for her. .... , j ' - Any Information cad be obtained of Capt. SickeK offer inquiring of H*G. Rcwg, 6omr of St Julian »nd gryia rtwete. - tl The ^Proprietors are Nati pans, DlALIIS in DHT70B, CB8HZ 210 Bar street, muaU fla. P LATNEB ft BOSWORTH keep comaantlynn hand a lai ee stock of Ledger, Writing ana Wrapping Patten of dl ^oe a.d wclg-ut. ; alsoTftnder.' BSmjs. Card Boards. Printer^ Cards, Envelopes Twines sad Printing Ides. AGENTS WlNTi U ro% sale. rtvK steamboat iS BTRAMBOATS and TOW ’ BOATS, of'vinous Slzei aud draft, h- * — ' iliAO, •Sittffis Vessels, Steam Barges, tc. ..M- DA COSTA, , , No. 42 Water street, N. V. qrn.I, BE BOLD. ON TUB FIRST TUESDAY IN W August next, at the Coort Boose doot. in ReldgvtHe, Tattnall county, within the legal boars tf sale, Four Hundred |400) Acres ui Land in the Fui ty Having had long experience lntha business, and first District ofsaid county, the place wbefeonthe baring our goods to large tou direct from the mans- late AMOS J. HBARN lived, Sold oedha property of kSurlre enables—ns t« OompclF with New York , aM03 J. HEARN, deceased, for tbs benefit^ of tbe P w I U for Wade's ceicbratca Printing Inks: Agents iathis city for thc Bath PaperMilla. . . - The highest cash prices paid for »H kinds of paper tock- ■EHGH&NTS' EXCHANGE LUNCH HOUSE, Bull Street? near Bay Lane. s F REE LUNCH served from 11 a. m. to 1 p- m.. and from 9 p. m. to 12 m. Best of Liquor*, Ales, ' PROPOSALS WANTSa rvjR keer.Ing the Cltv Clocks in repair »nd in goo-', i -■ -i !lM *'I" pcia'« tr t»e U. writing and hah,' J m i> the under- fil i—j <vn or before Ini'- 11, IStW. FOBBtil fACBjUSON. ■fi-t: vdainnan Com. on The Buildings. heiteandcredlfcre olr said deceseed. Terms made known on tbe G»y, This Jene Wthi 13*. L- A. H. TIPPIN8. jc28 Admintatrator Debonls Non. V. A. HTANSc CO. ,y EMroot, FOR j THE LIFE AND CAMPAI GENERAL STONEWALL By Prof. R. L Dzsiiit, D. D, rilHR Standard Biography of the fu ~<j. A The only edition authorized by hi :•* I author a personal fHehd and Chief 'fi c Christian HokUer. CaiWblly revised corr i hy General R. F,. Lee. We want sir A m county. Send for circulars sod on- 'crm,. Address NATIONAL PDBLISI :.G t c . ' No. 214 Seventh aCrect, Rlc 1 V* m$pi-lmd4trtWffi. HEMPS AND MOKEi FOR SALE BT * CoopejF) OlcotSi-^ Fureilv STANDARD LIQUOR^ Agents tor Charles Tam puti.gr ?! X aScr *-. Kentucky Bourbon iWstosy.fto- myi-tf ■ ■ — NOTI0E- at jSwKJ?g*ha T t^2r; inj!klb aty.-wlUl enrnrt rate of exchange on i ex \ ..rk, if desired c m W L. SALtoBURT J. H BASS. W. £ tRISWOLD. vS-lw FinanceCciamlttee ‘ft GOOD ASSORTMENT C RECORD BOOKS. DOCK-ISM mwo MON YHS after date application .-on,. I to tno Coar: of Onltsary of Bntlocb ocaatv iu to roll aff the lands beltraplna to flu sjratc . i - , 7 ware:*, deceeseil for tfeeVnsfit of r. Cc.-ucd. ELTSHA B WIUJON, Adc’r 1 Jura 15 ISOa jeTS-iavritc