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■ dU re 0i , Q VKW YORK. i- ,, ‘ tl Monday, August 20, at 3 VrfF “>• nwt MS. August 23, tup. rn. ^'^vador, Saturday, August 26, at- . “■ _J ruii.ADEJ.rniA. I ,, Rwanda. Satur^y. August 26, at 9 /.s. >“• - -:ae?= Dip»r*«rr of Train.. lilt"” „ „,i L v PASSENGER CP TRAIN UVIUD'AU V. 8 A. M. , mviniiati 6:15 p.M, J \ ^ufusla « • h p. m. |;V^' PASSENGER TRAIN ■ 7 A. If. \jiCCD * 8:45 a. m. *»*«■ -, A r passenger train rr -,' , 7:05p.m. jjvaatah 4:0u A. M. 7:00 a. m. ^‘‘^SWBI PASSENGER TRAIN 5:40 P. M. , 8:25 P. M. s' 5:30 A. M. v ■ . an .| Gordon trains connect with rn night passenger trains at Gordon *•**”*!» railroad—daily (Sundays ex- i; y.vit? if " cepted) 7:30 A. M. Ir sr,> ^rr uiuasviUc at 9:17 p.m. I- .ffll-tUlr _ .. still a BROTHER, Newsdealers, Sta* , B 'fW 1 ,Hiy‘31ie, nr sellers, Bull street (down stairsj it to the Post Office, are au- ruts far the Daily News * Herald. r .eft with them will do promptly attended Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF SAVANNAH. Sunday, Aug. 19, ISM. Arrived* Steamship Gen Banes, Morton, New York—Wilder A Fullarton. Brig Ida L Ray, , Boston, with ice to order. Schr Antelope, Shadwick, Philadelphia—Hunter A Gammell. Cleared* Steamship Alabama, Limeburner, New York—B H Hardee. Schr R H Shannon, Gay, Philadelphia—Hunter A Gammell. exports. Per steamship Alabama, for New York—416 bales cotton. 4 do wool, 47 do yarns, 53 seks ground, peas, 488 boxes liquors, 38 do tobacco, 16 rolls leather, 40 pckgs mdse. Per schr R H Shannon, for Philadelphia—240 tons iron. .Mayor’s Court. r . but ^ree cases brought up for trial be- I H nor nu Saturday. .... i,-(hist'il of was that of John Falkner, who r j \iiiii improper conduct, striking a white >r i aimsing an officer in the discharge of his I’" . L U r j.ii-ail guilty to the offence with which aud stated that when under the influ- ' . .;• , r be was entirely insensible, from the ‘ received a blow on the head from a mus- ‘ ".. . t he war, which fractured his skull and ’ "i , : :;re insensibility when ho drank liquor. , jr^iivi- dollars and costs. ' . $ i.Ejcr and Matilda Carter, charged with li- .. conduct, were fined live dollars each. ‘ a t, was received by His Honor, the Mayor, Officer, stating that Adam Coleman, jad turned another negro iuto the streets . .. i s After fully investigating the case, . H it r briii? satisfied that it was done through . rj . i.om tiiwas discharged with a reprimand. i&ifcHi? \i.vbAMA.—The steamship Alabama, Limeburner, with a goodly number pas- • aL! freight for New York, left her wharf about i=! tvv0 o’clock yesterday. After proceeding Mac river for a short distance, and observing fcueral Barnes aground in the ship channel, er tliaii be placed in a similar predicament, which h almost a certainty on account of the low stage of gh e returned to the city, and will leave a v, at half-past two o’clock. -he srE.'.Mi K Kate.—As will be seen by the an- Jj5uncenicnt in our advertising columns this morning, ifMuncr has changed her day of departure, and ;not touch at .Savannah during the presentquar- MKtnkima—Charleston Courier, 19th. UttivaL or ini: gen. Barnes.—The steamship Gen. m»,C’apt. Morton, arrived below at an early hour [lesterday, Lut owing to the low stage of the tide she ftfunabb to reach her wharf. The Gen. Barnes, as |-_o;. brings a good freight and passenger list. Those asnpnsi:.- the latter are all loud in their praises of 'thetreatment received at the hands of Capt. Morton ■aid M:. Alexander, the polite and gentlemanly Purser Paueitgeri. Ter steamship Gen Barnes, from New York—W B Dudley, W H Pete38, J P McCall, Capt T B Cb.ghorn, J D Wing, L L Brigham, W W Ward, P Donelan, J M Jennings, wife and child. Mrs R Boulter, CoT It P York, W G Jackenberg, MissB Murphy, Mrs B Fried, W Wallace, A J Austin, H Lee, Miss Hopkins, Miss Howaid, C Murphy. Miss M Murphy, Col H R H Mc- Iver, Dr P Gilbert & lady, F Reich, R C Steinheimer, A E Witheimer, G Douglas, J R Wright, J S Gans, M Krauss, MBasch. L Fried, Mr Bos worth, Mr. Platner, Miss Gay. Per steamship Alabama, for New York—G Boykin, T S Floyd. T Burgen, H C JackBon, I Meinhard and lady. Miss Berustand, Mrs Ann and 3 children, Robt Lambert, Mrs S Kensone, Mrs Aldrich and daughter, Miss Aldrich. Miss N Hassrnan, S Hoyt, A A Chancv, G Graham, T Stoddard, P Happ, B P Freeman, C'J Cupp, M B Millen, R Smith, J Trieste, D Bing, Dr R .1 Henry, C C Richardson, C F Chase, S Puleston, J P White and lady, Mrs F L Goe and dapgter, Mrs J W Lewis, t‘’n B H Hardee, Mrs E Copp, Miss L Copp, Miss A Wilbur and servt, aud 6 steerage. Consignees. Per steamship Gen Barnes, from New York—C R R v A A G R R, Nat Ex, So Ex, J \V Anderson A Sou, W B Adams, G H Arledge, p H Behn, Bradley, II A Co, T H Boishaw A Co, O J Beatty, Bell, W A C, J R Burch, N K Baum, Bothwell A W. J N Barrett, J A Barron, Blun A M, G Butler, Blair A B, Claghnrn A C, Chip man A C, M A Cobeu, S M folding. J Cohen, erase & G, T W Cooney, Cooper. OtF.f Donelan, J Deacv, M J Doyle A Co. M Doyle A Oo, Doyle A L, DeWitt A M, Davaut A W, Duncan A J, P Dzialynsbi, J Eppstein A Bro, E A Eckmau, Erwin A H, Bppstein & Einstein, L Fried, G Fried, G Fellman A Oo, A A L Friedenberg, R A Graeffe, A Gomm, W B Griffin A Co, S Goodall, Gazan A Bro, Savh Gas Co, C L Gil belt. W H Grady, W Greene, Holcombe A Co, M B Hassett, G A Harrison, N A Hardee, E E Hertz A Co Heidi A L, R M Hunt, T Henderson, Houseman, A A Co, J H Hernandez, Kinney A O’B, Lathrop A Co, J W Lathrop, G B Lamai, Levi A B, Mrs M B Logan, M Lavin, b M Lederer, Lippman A Bro, J Lippman, C Ledlie, Murphy A C, J C Maker A Co, H Meinhard A Bro, A A S Mitchell, J McLaughlin, M S Meyer, G T Nichols, Orff A W, P A Depplsh, Mrs S Pease, Mrs J Pendergraat, A Paul, T Pepper, A G Robinson, R A Barnard, F Reisch, J Roberts A Son, A Rescuer A Co, C b Roger-*, F W Sims A Co, 11 Suiter, B G Til- den, C W Thompson, Tison & G, J L Yillalonga, A M & C W West, J Warner, J J West, Weil A M, Weed A C, W P Yonge. Consignees per Central ktatlroari. * Aug. 18, 1866. 185 bales cotton, 90 do yarn,-3 do wool, 113 sacks wheat, 7 bills dried fruit, 4u0 sheets copper, 90 empty jug-, 123 pcs casting. 12 cars wood and mdse to J W Lathrop A Co. A S Hartrldge, E Padelford, Crane A G, K Habersham A Son, Brady, S A Co, Wilder A F, L J Guilmartin A Co, Tison <£• G, Capt Baily, F White, Holcombe A Co, O Cohen A Co, Basil Truesdale, Brig ham, H A Co, B F Sandford. lei*.—March E vines, the negro for whose ap- rDei'.-u a reward of two hundred dollars was of- :l ur paper a few days since, charged with mur- ; an • t!icc-r in Bulloc h county, was, we learn, ifcti'. and t»hot by a citizen of Bulloch county, . rto be arrested. The negro lived bnt a . —tilts after being shot. :s.—The steamship Alabama, with a rrived at her wharf about one o’clock on d^charged by Captain H. J. Dickerson y* t>. the freight all stored, and a heavy : in the short space of eighteen hours. The >d. r*.r Alltel*>pe. Capt. Chadwick, which ar rived!! mVw.iidtlphia yesterday, has on board four cars’. : Afatuc(julf Railroad. A writer in the New York lst -, gives the following gratifying tii grain crops. No news could be the price of food will be & vital mat- e coming season. *’ the Western grain crops are of the : character. The exceptions to the gene- i large yield of wheat aud Indian corn a few localities in Ohio and Michigan, •dts in Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, and promising beyond any season for the r yeas. On the lines of the East and in Chicago to the Mississippi river, 1-land, Alton, Burlington, and Quincy, fields are uniformly about the heaviest Ko»m ever known, and the young corn w, li. The reports from the Kentucky lohacco crop, thus far received bv the ty, are also a large and successful growth. i* i> am* Weather.—Vegetation seems to - y lining up in every direction. A geutle- in portions of Coweta county, a day or nil' us that the people were despondent -•‘•■■iru-n.-u. a ntiz- u from near White .Sulphur l, .‘; ' , u Monday that everything in the '-'“•••.i 'll was being burned up. The intelli- ;• at nearly every portion of this county is •" lit 'ame effect. From every direction such J* '' Vl ^-'TTve. We are further told that many - iaVt ‘ extracted with freedmen on i!.k:y i.-il the laborers that, as they them- *’ !:n l’° °f fiiaking anything, it is best for u .UHi u their contracts and seekemploy- '* ij*re. m order that they may make some- ■ in many instances the freed- ,'. it l “ e “situation.” have left to seek em- . ,. e ar( * o arful that distress and hunger •-.an^hout tliis section of the country. • av we had a light sprinkle ot rain, hut not ^ V. V ; l ,e time of going to press ‘ V i"' v/ - i i * ib^icatiou of rain.—La Grange E ' t ' X ' VKE ^ ITES -—The following is recom- - a certain and speedy cure for snake bites: - i i° ( iij e (jf potasgium> an( j grains i m one ounce of water, to be hi:- i . j, ' 1 a ground glass stopper, and to bo Ithe cirn.bt• v "~ ue ver interually. If possible, li: - •• a '• v. aUon in thc parts bitten by bandaging, wi' * r :in - vtlj mg t° tighten the bandage, I*'- .• ^ lu,lon to the bite with a piece of cot- T , . ^ything that will hold the fluid, and r, “ "'"'md and keep wet till the cure !* ' uii ! tfi at five drops of undiletedpoi- ^ ! , 1 a rul tle snake, mixed with five *^*#3. < J‘. t?s,, l«ti°n, and inserted in a wound I • as harmless as ten drops of water. I ^ 11K 8octh.—We notice, says a North- ■ '•..rV-,,.' negroes are acquiring L ’ ’•! w l J >te folks with a rapidity that in the future. A black woman }/'• "!. i;'. ’ r °ught & suit against a black man Iu ?** e marriage—the first example • 'vr , , i, ** 111 that fjtate. Furthermore, two s. -' H i u u Ju ol near the city of * ""%«*> d -fh la8tWeek - ' tivc Htlootem, , 1 he weil P onfi . eouiliatum B had been u? pacc9: au <l when I : i:<ler, jt was. announced that S, wounded ln i -t-'en to all parties, sic iiur aa S“* t “ ctlon hBd Miniature Almanac—Thu d„ 11 toil V7ATER. C 1 .. 2 15iAt Port 3 46 Arrivals at the Hotels. ''n.AMvI HOUSE—W. H. WlLTBERGKE. Fla h Fla lh;-'tis. Ij.irto hj^'t. * it, (,.f''"t. Uiv sgs°- J J Williams, Fla ■I U ltea.ll. A <fc G R R S Baird, Atlanta V Kossean, N Y W 11 Clifton, Lawton G Jl Willett, Ga J M Marvin, Fla Maj a T Alexander, »tr Gen ..arm:. iW B Wood, Newnan O McDermott, Ga ^Wbrui, Oily ^ G s J KKVEN aODSE-G. IfCGINLY, c K «neuiore, IL Stuart. City 'hr "“tiler, \ v l Mrs Wilson A ilanghtr, Ga UK. '"Hint, v y l’l •!'Wright, Macon “Wer, fy y 1 | W (.T.ickaberry, H Head IJ L King, Oswego t^u' WnALLH0DSE ~ A - B - Lcc,s - *$ a M?^ SOn ,*iico. c'’ <-»ty -J ! lip. ’ 'io :LS>," y' St Albans Skl ^iW C H Compton, N Y A Limeburner, sir Ala bama T a Morel, City F E Shafer, sir Alabama A Richardson, do Capt Limeburner, do G F Smith, do G W White, do J H Morrison, Va R H Campbell, Va 8 Fulegton, Fla V S Floyd, Ala Receipts per Atlantic & Gulf R. R. Aug. 18,1866. 17 bales cotton, 233 bills rosin, 63 bbls spirits, and mdse to P H Betm, Tison AG, Miller A Bro, Mercer A A. J W Anderson A Son, Scranton, 8 A Co, J A Roberts, E A Parramore, C R R Asrt, P A Depplsh, M G Ehrlich, J Bootli & Co, WAR McIntyre A Co, Maj C Wallace. This Delicious Tonic, Especially designed for the use of the Medical Profession and the Family. Is now indorsed by all tiie prominent Physicians, Chemists and Connoisseurs, as possessing ail those intrinsic medicinal qualities (tonic and diuretic) which belong to an OLD AND PURE GIN. We trust that our established reputation—founded upon eighty-eight years of experience—abundantly vindicates onr claims to public confidence, and guar antees the excellence of this Standard Article. Put up in cases, containing one dozen bottles each, and sold by H. GK RTJWE, SAVANNAH, And all prominent Druggists, Grocers, Ac. A. M. BININGER & CO., [Established 1778.] Sole Importers, No. 15 Beaver street, New York. Opinion* of the Pregg. The Biuingers. No. 15 Beaver street, have a very high reputation to sustain, as the oldest and best house in New Y'ork.—Home Journal. The house of A. M. Bininger A Co., No. 15 Beaver street, has sustained for a period of eighty years a refutation that may well be envied.—N. Y. Evening Post. je5-eod-d*wlv. BOOKS! BOOKS! FOR SALE BV Cooper, Olcotts & Farrelly. The House by the Churchyard, by Le Fauce. The Montanas, by Sallie J. Hancock. Our Neighbors in the Corner House, by T. 8. Ar thur. Ten Years of a Lifetime, by Hosmer. A Day's Ride, by Charles Lever. Jenny Ambrose, a domestic story. Hand and Glove, by Amelia B. Edwards. Running the Gauntlet, bv Gates. anlS Wax and Pearl Flowers. T HE ART of making WAS and PEARL FLOWERS is taught in an elegant manner, and ln a very short time, by Mss. ELIZA KEOGH, Corner of Bronghton and Barnard streets, jy26-tf Over L. Fries’ Store. BRICKS! BRICKS!! 1 20*000 ® arnt BricfcfOTSa^eby^ On Savannah and Ogeechce Canal, above Swavne'a. may28. TO COTTON PLANTERS. T HE “ARROW TIES’* and “PAINTED IRON BANDS” are a complete substitute for Rope in baling Cotton. They combine the ntmost simplicity with the greatest possible security. They are fastened quicker, nold the Bale smaller, and cost much less than Rope. These Ties are largely in use and very popular in the Gulf States. The undersigned is prepared to fill orders for any quantity, deliverable ln any of the principal Beaport. They are for sale by Messrs. ANDREW LOW A CO„ Savannah, and Mr. ROBERT MURE, Charleston. For farther particulars, address H. T. BARTLETT, Ge e al Agent, 28 Carondelet street, New Orleans, S25 Reward. jw.rs sfsK person gtviim i„ r . Ile , I' 1 * 10 of the left hip. Any receive the abo’ve rewMd n l ° convict lhe ttlief wUI aul5-lw* a * WM. BAILEY. CORN. 6000 BDSUELS PR,ME BELLOW, in store. 3,000 bushels Prime Yellow, afloat For sal© by anl-tf BRADLEY, HILL A CO WM. clabk. T. M. JONES. • N. WiLgON Clark, Jones & Co., BROKERS AND GENERAL COMMIS SION MERCHANTS, No. 1 Stoddard’s Lower Range. Bay St., an3-lm 8AVANNAH, GA. FOR RENT, It On reasonable terms. FOUB COUNTING ROOMS and TWO LARGE HALLS in the brick building on the corner of Bay and Un- coln streets. Possession given Immediately EDWARD PADELFOBD. Miscellaneous. HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, For Wssknsa. arising from Indiscretion. *V mtat.il fowmaaf Natan which an aooompaoiad by so many alarming symptoms, among which will hs fboad tadla- peslUan ts berths, Lons ot lUmar?, Whksfhlnem, Horror of Disease, or Foreboding, of Bril; a Hot. Universal Lssoltade, Prostration, and tooMtHy Water Into the eqjoymmts of society. - The Constitution, onoe affected with Organic Wtahutt, reqstres the aid of Medicine to trimgOun and Wrapovaa Os JptM>, whioh HELMBOLD’S BRACT BOCHU Ha variably dots. It no treatment ta submitted to, <ta- HELMBOLD'S FLUID Q(TRACT BUCHU, b affections pesallar In “ Itnuus,” la uneqosled by hny ethsr ffeporatloiv as b Chlorosis or. HwtsntW. FomMaesi, or Sopprsmaa af Customary ’■OMnhUoos, Ulcerated or Sohima Stats of tbs Utans; and all oosa- fialnts lneMrat tethe Kx, whether arialog from habits of dMpntian, Imprudence ta, or the dsollns or Anngt hkudold’b nun> extract bucku IMPROVED ROBB WABH VIU radically exterminate hem the ayatsm Plans IS arising Item Habits of Dbatpatiah af WCrtgiam, littb sr as dtaaps <*. did, ns fhennxafmsa or ^nwr; non. pistely saparasdlng those intfilwmnr ssf Isy.i Hr irniim, Cbpsfts, swd Jfcrrwy, In all thesadisiasi DBB HBLMBOXjyB - - • • ’ FLUID EXTRAOT BUOHU b all Diaaaaos of thans organs, whether existing to “Me”or” Aasfe,”frominbniiLi emu.se^toaNiy, and ns mattw hew hny riandtsy. It In ifrrsnant In tests and odor, “ Aastedude ” in action, and more strength' eniag than soy of the pnparatloos of Bor* er Jrwt. Ihoss sodbring from Broken doom or Ddiotk Ctopff OtfioM, praam Qu remedy at onec. Tbs reader most be swore that bowtror slight my be tbs attack of the above dteeues, It Is osrtotn tssf- bat Mi Bodfly HtdUk, Mental Paten, and U^ptnm. U tha sbovs disease, require the aid of a dlursUa HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU b th* Great Dlnratla ; • > - ta mUmm HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, fTu For portly tag tbs blood, removing all cbronbantlts. tloaal diseasea arising from an Impure state of the Mood, and the only reliable and eflbctoal known remedy for the cure of Scrofula, Scald Head,Salt thoqa_ Patna and Swelling* of the Bone*, Ulceration of tbs Throat and Lego, Blotches, Pimples an the Face, tatter, Erysipelas, and nil scaly eruption* of the akin, and beauufssig mt complexion . Not a tow of tbs worst disorders that affect mankind arise from tbaesrruptton that accumulates la tbs blood. OT all the dltoonorios that hare been mods to pure* It ont, none OOP equal la Ofbot HELMBOLD’S COMPOUND EXTRACT OP SABSAPARn.LA. It cleanses and reno vates ton Hoad, Instils the rigor of health Into the system, and purges ont the humors which make die ease. It stimulates the healthy functions ot the body, sad opsin tha disorders that grow and rankle in the’ Mood. Soeh a remedy that could be relied on, baa long been sought for, and now, for the first time, tbs pablle hare eoe oo which they can depend. Our space here does not admit of certificates to show Its effects, bat tha trial of a single bottle will show the sick that M has virtues ourpsmlng anything they have arortohto. Two tablespoanful of the Extract of Sarsaparilla added Isa piatef wntaYtosqaollathsItabon Diet Drink,and sns bottle Is tally equal to n galloa of the Syrup uf Sar- mperilla, er tbs dseoctloo is usually mads, Bg. THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and areako la vary general use In all the Slats HOSPITALS and PUB. UC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS throughout the land, aa wall as ln Private practices, and are considered as In valuable remedies. 8m Medical Propcrtia of Budu, FROM D18PENSAT0BY OF THE UNITED irrafn See Professor Diva’s valuable works on tbs Practice of Physio. See remarks mads by tbs lets celebrated Dr. Puna of Philadelphia. See remarks made by Dr. Ephraim M’Dowma, a cele brated Physician and Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland, and published In the Transactions of the King and Queen’s Journal. See Medico ClUrurgical Rtnao, published by Bals am Thavaaa, Fellow of Royal College of Surgeons. ■so most of the late Standard Works of Medleiao. EXTRACT BUCHU, “ SARSAPARILLA. ” Sold by all Druggictt. PRINCIPAL DEPOT— HELMBOXiD’B SBU0 ARS CHEMICAL WAREHOUU* 694 BROADWAY. W. m. WALSH Wholesale Agent for tile State of Georgia. dec27-eodly BY BLUE dk MEYER. THIS DAY, 20th lust, St 10 o'clock a. m„ will bn aid, 5 barrels old Bourbon Whiskey 5 barrels Excelsior Whiskey t 6 barrels White Beans 26 barrels Iriah Potatoes ID boxes Cheese M boxes Fsmily Soap 20 foxes Toilet Soap 20 boxes Tomato Catsup SO bases Cigars, various brands 200 r—*^* Smoking Tobacco 200 barrels Rappee Snuff Clotting. Dry Goods Hats, Shoes, Notions, and An assortment of Furniture. XIAO, At private sole— , Auction Sales. looUd silver Tea Sett 9 solid silvar tbke Bates 1 solid ttlvec aoqp Ladle. iJ , j 10 \ it au20-lt EXECUTOR’S SALE. •Y BELL, WILLY At CHSUBTUlS. , Will be aold at Auction, before the Coart House dour of Chatham county, on the FIRST TUESDAY toKptsmbcrJiext, between the usual boo*of £&**- iflTs sales, the following named property : Lot number thirty-four fNo. 84) and improvement* Liberty Ward. Savannah, north side of South Hr and silent, third door west from Montgomery street. Jaat at iM bond of tne river. Abo, twenty-fonr and three-quarter acres (24X). tying in the rear of said two lots. Also, lots eight and nine (8 and 9) In Yamacmw. North Oglethorpe Ward, on couth aide of Mill street, west of Fahm street. f. • Also, one fraudred seres Ijbg la Effingham county, Georgia, by the Central Railroad, 20 miles from Savannah, and formerly owned by Wade. Also, lots 106,125, 168, 21T, *18, 490 acres each. Sixth District, or originally Appling, now Coffee, county, lying immediately on the St. Ella. Tnese lots are w^l timbered and fertUe^ m ^ JOHN MoOONOGHY, ro^Q-UIb gxacqtof WUI of John Finiaygop. EXECUTOR’S SALE. BY T. J. WALSH. On TUESDAY. October 2d, will be sold In front of the Court House, east half of Lot No. 31, Columbia Ward, subject to a ground rent of Sll-60 per annum, with improramaatA a Dwelling with four rooms, and Kite haija yard. East half at Lot No, 18, Green Ward. Ground rent, $17.'fi6 ; per annum. Improvements—two-etory Dwell ing, with six rooms. Kitchen and Stable. also, 40 shares Central Railroad stock. Sold as the estate of John Hanpt, for a division amongst the heirs. Terms cash, purchaser paying tor titles and stomp.. au20-tds EXECUTOR’S HAT.E BX BKLL, WTLLY to CHRISTIAM. Will be sold on the FIRST TUESDAY in October, ln front of the Court House, in the city of Savmnnsh, be tween the legal hours of sale : Lot No. 17, Carpenter's Row, fee simple, and Lot No. 12, Crawford Ward, ground rent. The improve ments consist of a two-etory wooden House, and four tenement brick Houses, belonging to the estate of Ain. Margaret James. 8old for the benefit of the Mrs end creditors of said estate. Terms cash, purchaser paying for papers. au'AMds R. D. ARNOLD, Executor. ; , EXECUTOR’S SALE. BY THOMAS J. WALSH, On TUESDAY, October 2d, will be sold in front of the Court House, ONE SMALL WOODEN BUILDING, on the south ern quarter of east half of Lot No. 31, Columbia Ward, fronting on York street lane. Sold ae the estate of Mrs. Eliza Haupt, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said estate. Terms cub, purcfigdsr ynyiny for titles and stamps. uoKMds. . - MAltSDEft’S Asiatic OWera Core 1 8, WITHOUT OOtfST, the vplyaab and reliable medicine for Hike immediate relief and cure of the threatens tadtevMMn.ear pon- X pestilence which etneot. It ha been nsed with such snoe deole of ’64 In tb4a oountry, and Europe and Asia, that the FientA ad vemmente have adopted tha recipe as the la all'caeee of dolera, Ciolera Morlins ail mantoa. *<a* When stothaed at Brent surprise has been AvWitsouaky with whieo armies have escaped the plague note where the pestilence prevailed. aa*en wedlaeo.writi* whelirattribauwe to the ta'alnhblepreparnthMu. • Asiatic Cholera cure. The prOPHetor, conttitent of t|se merits o this wa kasAltailima r.oK.i M tAre, r n. FOB NEW YORK ^**». •»■■■■ — i ATLANTIC COAST ]V£ail Steamship Line. SIDE WHEEL laNE. ’• b, » Passage #3S.. •Sietrage $13 , p^ljnif. and'use all mean', which medical experience ^ towards relieving And mitigating’iu effect. Satisfied, by experience, of the result roly lag on the Impartial opinion of the medical proffaaloa, to whom the f.rmulaplits preparation ig at all tin accessible, I present MARSDEN’S ASIATIC CHOLERA CURE As the greatest discovery science ha made to the progress of the asnorjpe, CHOLERA MORBUS. PREPARED BY ' T. \V. UARSDEN, DEPOT AND LABORATORY 487 BROADWAY, N.Y. FOR SALE BT ALL DRUGGISTS. “Nothing new under the flan” was aa old adage which eaimut be admitted as a truism in the present day, for we have hourly to record diacoreriee and in- ventlons in Med cal Science which would otaaiah Galen and bis disciples. Of 'he maay which oome twfore oar notiee we must single out Dr. T. W. MAR8- DEN’S ASIATIC CuOLRKA CURB a an article of real merit and chetriu .y i ccommend it tn all fllnrura of the bowels. Wbepeb* irum '-eraonal hnowM in this matter, feeling satisfied a^ who'Wflltrriia endorse onr flBw» —X- F, Tint#, TSU WRIGHT’S Patent Improved IRON SCREW! NATURE’S OWN REMEDIES. Congress Spring Water. Empire Spring Water. Columbian Spring Water. No natural or artificial compound has yet been dis covered or manufactured that equals these waters as a preventive, relief and permanent cure for many etnporary and chronic diseases, as proved by tha experience of many thousands who have drank them for years, with the most beneficial effects. CONGRESS WATER Is a cathartic, alterative and tonic, ind Is a valuable remedy lor affections of the liver and kidney*,.dys pepsia, goat, chronic constipation and cutaneous dis eases. is a most powerful preventive of the fevers and billons complaints so prevalent ln watte ell-' motes. EMPIRE WATER is 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 diseases. It Is an almost sure cure for scrofula, and the most aggravated forms or dyspepsia. As a preventive and care for all billons derangements it stands unrivalled. COLUMBIAN WATER ; Is a tonic and diaretic of a highly beneficial charac ter, and Is a positive remedy for diabetes, gravel, calculus, irritation 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 a to their sex, have been entirely cured by the I aland judicious use of Columbian Water. These waters arc bottled fresh gnd pure, from each of the above named springs, ln so careful and secure a manner that they preserve all their medicinal frlne lor years, and will be found equally efficacious when drank thousands of miles distant as when taken direoliy from the spring. Beware of imitations and Inferior Wat ere. The corks of all gennlne Congress, Empire and Colombian Waters are branded on the side of the cork, tlins: I congress Water, l ( Empire Water, l ( C. A E. 8. Co. j i C. 4. E. S. Co. ) (Columbian Water, 1 ( C. * E 8. Co. j Packed safely and securely, tn boxra snibble tor shipment to any part oif the world. Congress and, Empire Watera In boxes containing four dozen pints, or two dozen quart bottles each. Colombian Water ln boxes containing fonr or six dozen half pints, op or dozen pint bottles each. Sold by Ml Druggists, Hotste, Wjn° Merchants, and first-class Grocers. Sold only at wholesale by HOTCHKISS SONS, Proprietors. 9$ Beckman St., ». Y. W Orders by mall receive prompt attehtibn. july'-oodlm backing Cotton. T HE ATTENTION OF COTTON PLANTERS IS invited to the claims of this invention, whicll, ln SIMPLICITY. ECONOMY, DURABILITY and POW ER. surpasses any machine for Baling Cotton ever before presented to the country. Its great excel lence in these respects makes it THE BEST MACHINE FOR PACKING COTTON IN THE WORLD! 1. ITS SIMPLICITY.—It Is a new and improved application or the Screw Power; just as simple ln its construction as the old fashioned wow lea screw, as easily managed, and no more liable to get out of or der. No ropes or pullies as used in the cotton presses. 9. ITS ECONOMY.—It has been demonstrated by actual experiment to lie cheaper than the wooden screw. The timbers used in its construction are rnuuh smaller and fewer than those employed in the old screw; the levers being only 16 feet long, and the height of the whole frame above the be4 being only 10 feet. All these timbers can be pictured on the plantation, no matter how exhausted tha forest. Any ordinary wood workman can build tte frame, and IhH a dozen hands will put it up in a tern hours. 3. ITS DURABILITY.—'The screw anl Nut are of iron, aud will last for years without any appreciable wear. The whole machine occupies so little space that It rail be completely covered at very small cost. 4. ITS POWER—With a lever only sixteen feet long, one mule is sufficient for packing the heaviest bales. Planters who have used it say that, with two mules, cotton may be compressed on this machine for shipment. This Screw was invented joit before the opening of the war, and has subsequently never been very gen- eiMllv Introduced. Those who have used It and seen it used, unanimously concur in the opinion that it is UNRIVALLED AS A JCOTT0N SCREW. The following testimonial! from some of the best and most reputable planters ln the country show the estimate ln which this Screw stands wRh those who have tried it: We bave need and seen in operation for the last five years, Wright’s Improved Cotton Iron Screw, and feel no hesitation ln pronouncing It the very best Cotton Screw we have ever known. So highly do we esteem it, that. If practicable to obtain one or them we would have no other. It is easily bn It, simple in tts construction, not liable to getofitof order, packs well, with great power and with great faCil Ed"waid T. Shepherd. O. Y. Banks. Elcanah Pace. W. H. Mitchell. Columbus, Ga., July 1. 1866. All orders tar the Screw will be filled by LINV1LLE & GLSiSON, Savannah, Ga., or L. D. PALMER, General Agent forSonthern Georgia and S. Carolina. jy30-dkw2m Notice. UME. iJ ■ .( 2000 BARRELa of best ROCKLAND LIMB, in fine order, for sale by BBABLBY, HiLL A CO, Notice. LL persons indebted to the estate of Elisabeth Verdier are requested to make D . T _ ment to N» undersigned, and all persons having claims against said estate most present them, dnhr attested, within the time prescribed by law.^ 7 aul8-l swfiw J. J. WARING, Administrator. T HE FOLLOWING LOTS OF LAND and improve ments upon Lots are in arrears for city taxes, *°Lot No. 5, Berrien Word, triangle on Gaston st. Lot and improvements No. 6 Carpenter's Bow. Lot and improvements west half of No. 13, Carpsn- tC LoUu3 improvements Ho. 14, Carpenter's Bow. Lot andimprovementeNml^t^nter'.Row. Improvement No. W, Improvement No. 24, W4rd • Late No. % 3, «■ ^ Three-fourths of tot’#*. Garden Lot, east ^“LT3?^Sn 1 H^" t ’ W#8t g^mprovementoNo; Sssss-SSS^ Lot and improvement* No. 5. GUmraviBe. Lots 6, 6. 7, 8,9,11, IT, M, 19, J*. ». ■*. Mont - “ilite lota and improvements 3,4.18, North Oglethorpe Word. Lot 10. Middle Oglethorpe Wsrd. Lot 25, South Oglethorpe wmo. Lettera A. B, C, D. A#, O. H. L*. Stephens Ward. Improvement Eas t port No. 14. Improvement No. 16. ward. a!?Oi^ownenMff*tb« tto*® mentioned property ore sss si intoteshandsorms » improvement* for ssassisssis—was*- 8alc - City Treasurer, ani-tt - NOTICE. DYthe Ordinance ^tee SSTu'pSS IS theSTthdayofDece^ merehaudiae and groas sales of event d«s® n l>“"“ e m0 ney payable In wares, uponfreightand J^Smules. are required to this city, and upon hones ana m be paid monthly. Tb* 10 ^ celve the above tax for tne poo* ^ J GIBSON, City Treainrer, jyb ' CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR I from new wheat. THE savttnah SUtemBonr^EUlMf^endof A Broughton street) t <maUty of NEW and Famine, with ““^g^^^mes ssp- FLOUB, made from NEW w barr€l4 ^ barreJ GRITB - hv tha baahsl or half bushel. ladies and gentlemen, containing jylfffim . moSTH Iff BffING MADE A M ™ iprOVBD STENCIL DIES by uemen. 8en d «» 0,Ul0CUe ,ple. and|ricss. gp "*S’j fc OO., Brattleboso., Yt ON THIS CONTINENT. It Is warranted to restore 0R’’r if ant TO rre ORiotNAL, natural color, in every, isc it witlkrer the hair from falling out; it will fr o Me a-od from humors and dandruff; promote the hr tV u of tb* hair, and is a beautiful dbessino. We offer no large rewards, but we nth > u all of onr agentsto refund the monet to , iy p i n who will use two bottles, and then say Bt inn' Vnos- taei.e Hair Restorative has not per arms ail we claim. Testimony from the. OapUnl of ti e untie States. Messrs. Barrett A Co: I was Induced to give your Hair p epu atfon a trial, and can heartily recommend It as onequallad 01 a Dressing. Purifier and Kt sUrsr,—giving to the Hair a luxuriant richness, and to the bead a cool and must agreeable sensation, while tt to ttfiroagh ln re storing the hair to its natural color. Very respectfully, W. Hamlkt. Washington, D. c., May 15, 1866. Messrs. J. R Barrett A Co t I was Induced by a friend to make a trial of Bar rett’s Vegetable Hair Restorative, aafi I am very much pleased with the effect it boa had oo my bate I was nearly half gray, and mow, before using one bottle, my head lg freed from, dandruff, and my bah boa all the appearance of youth. I fully be here Bar rett’s to be the best hair preparation ln the world. Wm. Hamilton. Fredonla, N. Y-, April 26,1866. J. R. BARRETT A CO„ Proprietors, Manchester, New Hampshire. JACOB LIPPMAN, Corner Congress and Barnard streets. Agent. IT Sold by all Druggists. Jy2-tf City Sheriff’s Sale. U NDER and by virtue of a fl. fa. issued oat of the Honorable City Conrt of Savannah, returnable to November term 1SG6, in favor of Edgar L. Gner- ard vs. William H. E mits, I have levied and will sell on the first Tuesday in September next, being the 4th day or s*id month, in front of the Gonrt House, in the city of avannah. between the legal hours of sale, fifteen (15) sh res of the stock of the Savtiimah Mntual Loan Association, to satisfy the same. Property pointed out by plaintiff. Term* cash, purchasers paying for titles. CHARLES J. WHITE, Sheriff C. 8. will tears fas theAkoreanrteterfoto regular tor, freight of ’jkusoge, having superior accommo- a allows, apply to ——■ iM? • - I. a. ■> RUNTRR to GAMMEf.L. DM iij Regular Comiunicatioa ,,r ■ frn* • HILTON HEAD. .'.‘"tea,, 1 : Sloop Fanny & Mary, ,C»pt. SlCKKL, remarkably ff'S* ah«-oaiTirette»UHtti>daatea mail, the RMtaul ttpnn and IranaBortatlou Company and southern Express Are authorized to receive packages for her. r ^ Any Information enn be obtained of Oapt. Sickel, nr by inquiring of a. u. Ruwe, corner at St Julian and Bryan atyeeta, OLD W-tfEfiEY LIE. Lcaw tmj titm and Satnnjay, For Palatka, E. Fla., laklr • .» b- fit>» v. • - TOUOTWO AT BRUHBWIOK, BT. MA STS, JACKSON- VILLE AND FICQLATA. Ike new and elegant steam packeis, LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. N. KINS, and SYLVAN -SHORE, (*P V 7^, W KR, having been apedally fitted np for this route ultl " ‘ regnlarly T TUK.-- „„ .... SATUR DAY MORNING, at ten o’clock: Returning, will leave Jacksonville every Tuesday and Friday, striving: at Savannah every Wednesday and Hatardar KaWnlAliHBteM -iWaminect with the New York steamers. For freighter Passage apply at the office on Florida wharf, or to , . CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM, Agents. K. B—All freight payable ty shippers. Jyltl-tf n WVYVlM aleamship GENERALBARNES, posi- TBursdioY, AW*. 0* 4 p. n. For freight or didly arranged accot having new and splen- Hone.qppij to v ’ —acjicsjatyppiy to L®*»waSSS after Tne^day, gtsffastan^ SmSt? 8 clock secured aul7 Murray's Line FOR FOIV • A LE, »SL“. BIVJEB STEAMBOATS and TOW BOATS, of varlons sUei and draft. ' - xiao. Vessels, Steam Barges, Ae. A. M. BA COSTA, No. 42 Water street, N. V. Also, at the same time and place, an open face GOLD WATi'H, levied npon as the property 01 Franck. McNeil, by virtue of a fl. fa. in favor of Ames n. Roberts. Terms cash. . .. CHARLES J. WHITE, ant-tds Sheriff C. 8. Chatham Sheriff’s Sale. U NDER and by virtue of two fi. fa’s, issued ont of the Hon. Superior Court of Chatham County, re turnable to the January term, 1867, of said Conrt, ln fhvor of Aaron Champion vs. Angiu McAlpin, J. W. McAlpln and Dpnald McAlpin, I nave this day levied npon. and will sell, before the Conrt House door, in the City of Savannah, County of Chatham, and State of Georgia, between the legal honre of sale, on the first Tuesday of September next, being the 4th day of said month, the following property, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in Chatham Coanty, on the Savannah river, and known as “ The Hermitage,” containing about six hundred and forty (#40) acres, more or lore, and bounded as follows: On* the north by the Savannah river, on the east by lands belonging to Wm. H. Stiles, on the south by the August* rood, and oa the west by land i belonging to Jotaa Williamson, with the buildings and improvements on the said tract of land, lying and being the property ot the above named def ndants. described and conveyed in a cer tain Indenture of Mortgage bearing date the 24th day or May, eighteen hundred and aixty-ooe, to satisfy said fi. fa’s, Property pointed ont by Plaintiff’s Attorneys. Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles. aug3-td BENJAMIN L. COLE, 8beriff C C. FRESH GROUND GRITS AND CORN MKALs A LWAYS on hand, in large or small quantities, and for sale (at the lowest price) Ire B. F. HANFORD, At the Savannah Mills, jy21-tf - East end of Brenghtnn street. VALUABLE PLANTATION For Sale. , T’HK subscriber offers his plantstlon snd appnr- X tenances for sate on reasonable terms; also, the entire crop of Core. Couon, Cane, Potatoes, Ac., now in process of cultivation. Thts Plantation is situated nine miles from Madi son Court Honre, Fla., and two miles from Cherry Lake Chnreh, where there are good schools now in ■nccessfnl operation. The fertility of the s 11 and healthfotnens of the place, and the high moral tone of the neighborhood, make it one of the most desirable places In the State. The land is well watered with lakes and running branches, that have never failed in the most pro tracted droughts, red the uncleared lands are oov- ered with the finest oak, hickory and pine timber. The plantaton is now ln successful operation, with 400 acres planted In long staple cotton, which will produce st least 9M bales; 27v acres la com, which will produce 4,(05 bushels com. The landa on the entire place are composed ot 2.560 acres—1,000 acres cleared and under good fences. 1 will also sell eighty head of bogs, fourteen good mnles, well broke, two horses, three plantation wag ons, forming utensils to run twenty ploughs, black smith and carpenter’s tools, one McCarthy Cotton Gjn. household an. I kitchen furniture, and everything else on the place. There Is nu unfal log well of water on the place, good dwelling house and cabins sufficient to accom modate all the laborers necessary to woik the plan tation successfully. If applied for early, the purchaser will get a bat gain. Address me at Madison O. H., Fla. an»-dtr JOHN L. TOOKE. NEW YORK. The favorite, new, first-class steamship viraO, E. M. BULKLEY, Commander, will leave for the altore port on her regnlar day, * Thursday, Aw gnat 143, .* 4 o'clock p. in. cla“,^ r ,r“ g6 - * ,aVl “* ** and40n teacco mmo- - 02 ? MUSTER A GAMMELL. Empire Line FOS m i»u. The new end (aat sidewiieel steamship San Salvador, ATKINS, Master, Will sail Tor .V. »v York on Saturday, August 25, at — o’clock — m. PASSAGE RATES: ;<i ' abln Passage, $25...........Steerage, $13 For freight or passage, having accommodations su perior to any steamer.il, {bis trade, apply to B. H. riABTnre No. 12 Stoddard’s Range. GARRISON A ALLEN, Agents, aa No. 5 Bowling Green. M. Y. SEMI-WEEKLY LINE FOR CHAKLE8T0N, VIA HILTON HKAD AND BEAUFORT. Carrying the United States Mail. Leave every Wednesday and ^ ‘ at 3 P.M. LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS OP Notice. ra E UNDESIGNED have entered into a limited Partnership, under the Firm name at CRAMS A GRAYBILL, for the transaction of ntoensrnl Com mission business in the City of Savannah. Benson A. Crane and Jam s H. Grajbtll, of Savannah, are the general partners, and James S. GmyMU. of Ma con, Georgia, Is the special partner, and cootrlbates twenty thousand dollars (630,0 0) to tha oommon stock, nto partnership is to commence ea the tret of August, 1866, and shall terminate re the 31st of July, 186J. IL A. CRANE, J. H. GRAYBILL, ane4 6w . J. 8. GRAYBILL. Lient. Gen. T. J. Jackson. (STONEWALL JACKSON,) BY PROF. K. L. DABNEY, D. D., Of the Union Theological Seminary, Virginia. nib —— F ROM the on usual advantages enjoyed by the au thor for obtaining the most authentic material ■or a fall and reliable history of General Jackson’s private, m well as public career, we are enabled to offer to the pnbtte the meat de-Ruble history of this great Christian warrior ever before published. The work has been carefully revised and corrected hr Sen. R. B. Lee, red is puhiteMd for the pecuniary advantage or Mrs. Gea. Jackson. The work is furnished to subscribers only, and can be procured only through the regular agents. Sub- sertben leaving their nasses and address at the office of the Louisville Courier {where a specimen copy of the work can be oeenj will be furnished as toon as practicable. F. WILSON, At Drag Store of A. A. Solomons a Ca, aal4-6t Agent for the city of Savannah. -j ' s 1 <-• 1U>1 Paper Hangings AND Window Shades. MRS. MARY J. TURNER, No. 58 St. Julian Straet» Has received a new snpply of Paper Hangings, Win dow Shades and Gilt Cornices, which will b* sold cheap. JjjO-ti 1STutting, Jr*owell & Co., BANKERS, MACON - . C. A. NUTTING, A. H. POWELL, ISAAC SCOTT. je28-bm EDWARD PADELFORD, SAVANNAH. GEORGIA FLOOR, From New Wheat. 1 A A SACKS AND HALF SACKS in store and 1UU for toe by 4-tf HOLCOMBE to CO. Steamers for Sale. rpWO LIGHT DRAFT RIVER STEAMERS AMD one STEAM TUG, all nearly new. For toe low. Apply to jyil-tf CHA8. L. COLBY A OO. 63f JfAXb I if; \r m For Sale at a Bargain, One m-horse itfGiNk, portable ONR3S M 2 ‘is -i T8?a*K>«ART SEVERAL BQUJIRS SAW MILLS, of capacity unsurpassed. always ANTI-FRICTION METAL, or my OWN MANUFACTURE, superior to any thing in the market red Warranted to give Satisfac tion. . i i > < I j f i ) F. E. TIMMONS, nngi-lte ‘ 1 Augusta, Ga. DISEASES OF THE FEET. Mrs. Eliza Keogh* 1X7HO WAS interacted la youth by her grand ii ftthsr, an eminent swoon, chiropodist and medical practitioner, ln his profemlons, has now, from force of ctrcums antes, unearned the practice AND i at present attl BARNARDSTB BETS, bnt will soon remove to a better office. She will vtett pi lifts » their real iencei) U daked. Btetre by perWdnn to Dra. North. Fitch and Horl- beck, and Ordinary Bulat, at Charleaton, where she has had a sncceearal practice. jyinr.twAwu _ For Rentr ARRto- THREI WATER. JjTnsitellreiH THREE GOOD ROOMS, WITH GAS AND Apply to nustowsist corner Prion Eastern Hay. ~ RALES PRIME EASTERN (from Portland and for sale by BRADLEY, BILL A OO. J # rw,Mo 700 Maine) in teeee Mid tor wiie The new and fast steamers FANNIE, Capt. W. T. MoNiltt, and 1PILOT BOY, * Capt. T. R. Path*, Being specially adapted to thlsronte, and having su perior accommodations, will leaye regnlarly oa above i the Fannie every Wednesday and Pilot Boy every Saturday at 3 o'clock. Returning, will leave Charles ton on Tuesdays and Fridays, at 8 a. m. These boats connect with f-e steamers Sylvan Shore and Lizzie Baker from Florida, with New York. Ebilidelpbia and Baltimore steamships, nod the Central a .d Gplf Railroads. For freight or passage, apply to F. M. MYRRLL, Ageift, 1 jv274f Charleston Wharf; tug iinsrniiEfflL ■AIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. ST. THOMAS, PA BA PERNAMBUCO, BAHIA, AND BIO DE JANEIRO. EUnder contract with the United States and' Brael Governments for the carriage of the mails, will die, patch one of their , NEW FIRST CLASS SIDEWHEEL BTBABCSHIFS, each over 2,000 tons burthen, On the 22d of Every Montlv From the J • v Fort of New York! lng rates of passage, payable ln gold or Its equiva lent: -,,..<4 FIEST OABIH. . jj )UJ From New York to St. Thomas *80 From New York to Para .. .fflso From New York to Pernambuco -i 170 From New York to Bahia. 180 From New York to Riode Janeiro goo Steerago at half the** rates, bedding fpclnded. Meals extra. An experiencedBurgeon to toeahed to eachveteel. All Letters must pan through the Poet Office. Post age 10 Cents. j 4 For further information or i mytl itton or passage apply to ' R m. RARDMH, Agent, : . Mew Tort Agents. FOR SALE. w supplied with waterworks. TMfte Eflgines here Veto well cored for, and are In good order. Apply to :l ' R. laCHLIBON, rel-lm Chalr|oa)| of Spedal Committee, Rheumatism, Canoer, And Epileptic Fltto CURED BY ” ’ MRS. ELIZA K&06H, i- Comer ot I ijite-tf Ji a¥. KTE3 . Otoe Steele A Berbenk.) t a 11 MBrckARtu’lUw, HUtoRHMd,Sto€i Ana eonmrxtng otatrge su.,OtMartmmn, J^IALLS the attention of Wholesale and Ratal] V* ehaeera io hi* superior stock of Military and Fayal Qotbing, AUD • eq .• FURNISHING 000068 ^ * Watches, Ctotos, Fanny Good*, IfWeli* and Plated Ware, Sworda, Sasliea, Belie, tfaBtatdertefo Capa, FieVt Glasses, Qanntleta, Qk/ren, Ae.^Ac. HEWSPiPEB DEPOT. tYTEhave Increased our fa dlltles, red 'gib recelv- ' TT Inc by every null red steamer the latest newspapers, periodicals, maga- ZUtJSS, AND CHEAP IiTKRATURE. Foretoi Public Any American era’prices. ortfor ^Fahlltt- Je4. ESTILL A BROTHER, (Down stain) Bull street, n^xt to FMt Offifle.