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matters. MORNING. AUGUST 30. ISM. . .iicBiiMhlp* »“il Steamer* Kim NKW YORK. Herman Livingston. Thursday, August ■ .,1,u k a- m. s i: il" c ' Thursday, August 30, at 10 o’clock. .,’ bama , Saturday, September 1, at — .•rja-WI’ a aO r ,,B .BAI.TIMOBE. , ■ rumtierland, Thursday, August 30. • an 1 ’ 1 " 1 ' kok runup*. j.ic r„iker, every Saturday morning; at Lit' C "^er H) Ivan Shore, every Tuesday morning, at for darikn. H M C»ol. Friday morning, at 8 o’clock .iralise Arri at a nd Departure Of Traiae. DAILY TASdENOEB UP TRAIN bail iivaunali at.... .t .\u^'UstAat.. at Mat'* dailt .....6:15 P. M, 8 P. M. r down PASSENGER TRAIN j ...8:45 A. m. '•'"''"^‘sivauuaU at,'.'.'.'.'. 7:05 e m. Arr;US Vi* NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN . ^vannah at m. lAaV r at \n-iustaat 4:0U a. m. at J.JV * M* 7:00 a. M. I1T PASSENGER TRAIN 5 :40 p. M. 8:25 p.m. J.Vdi>avanuali at .......5:80 a. m. \i ? !i •.i 'i'Vill'* anil Gordon trains connect with lavajul «l°' vu u, o* lt 1'a.saeuger trains at Gordon. tND (it'LF RAILROAD—DALLY (Sllhdftys CX- ,h " cepted) Savannah at 7:30 a. m. :tl “ 7:30 p.m. C:uO a. M. 6:10 p. M. Arrival or in Alabama.—The itaflmdhlp Ala bama, Capt| Bemberton, from New York, arrived at Tybee on Tneeday evening* but too late for the tide to enable lier to reach her wharf. The Alabama this trip has on board one of the largest freights brought to this port this season. For full files of late New York papers we are indebt ed to Purser William L. Burns. Soda Watrr, Porter, Ac.--Mr. John Byan having succeeded Mr. Geo. W. Porter in the manufacture of soda water, porter, Ac., in this city, announces in our adAortising columns that he is fully prepared to sup ply the public with the articles named of the very best quality and upon the most satisfactory terms. See his advertisement. Kenting of Pews.—A notice appears in the appro priate column that the pews of the Congregation Bnai Berilh Jacob, in the Armory Hall, will be rented for the ensuing year on Sunday morning next Financial and Commercial. Buvuuiah Market. Ri vannah, Thursday, August 19,18M. Cotton.—During the put week there hubees. comparatively good demtnd for this staple, and be tween four and five hundred bales changed hands, at prices ranging from 26 to 32c. for cotton not mixed or repacked. Middling ^may be quoted to-day at 30@ 30}£c. Only a few bales of the new crop have yet been received, among prhich are the four bales the Bale of W^toh we reported a few days ago at 40o., Tbeefcxft ‘n the market is very light In Sea Islands nothing has been done daring th® put week. Marsden’s Carminative Syrup has been tried by physicians with unvarying success, and is now adopted*® a standard remedy in all cases of Cholera, DiaTrboea, and Dysentery. Ater's Aame au27-lw Arrivals at the Hotels. PULASKI HOUSE—W. II. Wiltbbrgbr. Time of C losing Mails. Post Office, Savannah, Ga. „ lufloIlowB: • sun. Kailroad, fur Augusta, South Caro- 1 iV'i"U U' ; “l :U " 1 B°‘ il, f ort ) aiul all Stated in the 1 ,. stt jiuiig Florida and that part of Georgia ‘ ! U ',.1 bv i l'Tida Steamers aud Atlautic aud Gulf *' ,,1 at •» I’- a*- dally. M . . tMKAL Railroad, for Augusta, Columbus, 1 ,, . ,ij,. ;u ,d Nashville, through pouches aud way w. eveiy day. 1 • LlIniic and Gulf Kailroad, for all points on . V‘ l ruiitiguous; Bainbridge, Muuticello, Fla., i ' ami Northwestern Florida and the West- 5»»utlicru Coast, 5> 2 a. m. daily, Sundays ex- IV Florida mlamers, for Brunswick, St. Mary’s, r -nAiiilina, Jacksonville, and all point* oh St John’s ,'v,r NortlieaMiTti and Eastern Florida, 9 o'clock Tun-jays sail Saturdays. itvrien Steamer, 7 * 2 every Friday morning. The t'l'NABD Steamer sails for Liverpool from New , . i«ih August, lroin Boston 29th August. Havana Steamer sails from New York 29th Aug. >; jiiii iN -^ds from New York as follows: Aspiu- r j‘> Havre, Dales, Hamburg aud Bremen, Sept. 1st. .Money Scut Without Dungvr of Loan, Cv means of Money Orders, at the Savannah Post J W Sanderson, City J S Guns, do A R Davis, str N P Banks H S Banks, Fort Pulaski M P Steele, New York \V Burns, Jr, do J S Crowell, do C Shandals, do T J shandals, do li B Waddell, Geo J Waters. do J M Tirvie, do S Hooper and lady, Geo F Slead, Geo H C Croora. Geo W n Whitner, Fla J L Solomon, Cuthhert A B Estes auil son, Forsyth E Haile, Fla Miss Sanchez, Fla !> W Hammond, Fla T B Nathans, Quincy U |2 Dyke, Tallahassee D H Rogers and lady, Ma con Mrs W Abbott, Columbus S Menard, Mucon D B Haley, wife A daugh ter. brig W Creeney C L Trichele, Tampa J M Middleton, Bryan co E Delouest and child, Tal lahassee J Roheabangh, Thomas- v4Ue E A Clarke, Tampa, Fla J DeUilU do W H Henderson, do VV Brodhead, Jacksonville J R Wells. A * G R R C B Lightsey, Lawton J H Beall,Live Oak Branch W Wilson, Waresboro i 1. Mason, Sandersville B W bed don, do S Findlay, So Ex Co • 1 1866-*66., Sea Island. Upland. Stock on baud September 1st Received since Aug. 22 Received Previously Total Receipts.-. Exported since Aug. 22. Exported Previously.. Total Exports stock on hand 2 s l 16 9,685 3,724 l,b58 231,633 9,932 236,015 9,675 2^64 * 222,301 9,677 224,915 , 2^ 11,700 Liverpool Boston New York Baltimore Philadelphia Total Exports MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. LUCE. J Washburn, City |£ Warrock< Jacksonville J H Sanderson, City J Boone, Macon N R Davis, str N P Banks A 11 McAfee, Macon J C Fryer, N Y ( S Overstreet, A&GRR G Wnasor, Fia iE D Hendry, do F B Haumore, Fla A Reppard, do W U Cooper, Spartanburg R N Griffis, Fla S P Freeman, Fernandina |f'iss Maxwell, Fla J W Price and son, Jack- W T Gibson, City son villa IL Rimaj^o, Geo D M Blue, Houston, Fla IW T Hubbard, Geo SCREVEN HOUSE—G. McGinlt. .T G Clark, City jMrs G A Lamb, Tallah&s- P Mclniul, Milledgville see Capt Avtry* Jacksonville W B Sleeper, Tallahassee H Wisdom, do .GW Howland, City M Rosenfeid, Thomaaville P Forde, do S C Littlefoiid, Milien | «mi. -J to 10 >' opens for business at 9 a. m. and On Suudays the office is open from A. L. Harris, P. M. jfejgra. KSTILL A BROTHER, Newsdealers, Sta- ri<»n.-rs ami Booksellers, Bull street (down stairsj omerof Bay lane, next to the Post Office, are au- Lori/ed agelilH for the Daily News & Herald. All orders left with them will be promptly attended to. Ulinlatura Almanac—This Day. Sun rises Sun sets HIGH WATER. At Tybee 10 031 At Port 11 33 Snvniimih Prices Current. Tho subscriber desires to announce to his friends, ami the business comiuuuity generally, that he w’ili t-ontinne. tr<-ui the News and Herald office, the issue ,'f th*- Weekly Letter Sheet Prices Current, formerly j uHmln d by him in connection with the “Mercantile Index,” aiul respectfully requests a continuance of the liberal patronage hitherto extended him. GEO. H. JOHNSTONE. Registry List, 1806. City of Savannah, office Clerk of Council, August 28, 1866. The registry list will close at this office on Monday next, September ttd, at 2 o’clock p. m. Parties failing toreRis‘er their names will be subject to a double tax and costs of execution. James Stewart, ' MHMd Clerk of Council A Curd. The undersigned, passengers by the steamship Ala- burnt "U her lat»* trip from New York to this port, de- iiretoexpr&«fl their 1 hanks to Capt. Otis Pemberton for his polite attention during the passage. From the time >>1 the departure of the steamer to her arrival at h r port of destination, ho was unremitting in his duties as commanding officer, proving himself a skill ful seaman, always on the watch to avoid accidents to the vessel and danger to the precious cargo of human lives which she bore. To first officer D. Clark, and second officer James Here, they also express their obligations f»*r kind attention. T. Holcombe, Savannah, r. Warn. r. do. John Fee-ley, do. 4.: J. L. i J. ho H. Rowers. Macon, Kephan Menard, Macon, K. M. Rogers, do. Savannah, August 29,1866. Rev. P. A. B. Meister, Au gusta, Mrs. Mary Meister, Au gusta. Mrs. W.Abbott, Columbus, IT. B. Nathans. Quincy, Fla., C. K. Dyke, Tallahassee. Shipping Disasters—Lightning at Sea The American ship John Patten, of Bath, Maine, Mib d troiii Savannah on the lGth July last, bound to thi>p- ri, laden with 2,667 bales of cotton, and under the command of Capt. Hill. On the 29th of July She was spot on in lat. 42, Ion. 58, by the Excelsior, which arriud at Liverpool on the 11th inst. f from New Turk. (apt. Pendleton, of the Excelsior, offered to under tv hat assistance was in his power to the John Fatten, the latter ship having been struck by light ning during the tremendous storm, on the 24th July, when ab»ml 8uo miles NK. of the Bermuda Islands The lightning struck the ship’s mainmast, which it earned compl.-i. lv away above the deck, aud also shivered her luir.eiiiu&st below the top. Capt. Hill, however, declined assistance, aud determined to push rt. where, having b«en favored with fine fortunately arrived yesterday morning, which had been placed in the Stanley s to be in a very crippled condition. Her cargo. However, the Captain states to be all right.— Liverpool pajJtr. Hie John Patte i was clcarel at this port by Messrs. Crane & Gray bill, with one of the largest cargoes of the season. Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF SAVANNAH. Wbpnesday, Adg. 29, 1866. Arrived. Steamship Alabama, Pemberton, New York—B H Hardee. Steamer Lizzie Baker, King, Palatka— Claghorn A Cunningham. Bark Mary C Dyer, Wathiogton, New York—Hunter A Gammon. Schooner Mary Mankln, Cobb, Boston—Master. Cleared. Steamer Swan, Cohen, Augusta—M A Cohen. Brig Ann Stall, Providence, R I—F W Sims *lt Co. Imports. Ter steamer Lizzie Baker, from Palatka, ate—Q bales sea island cotton, 36 hides and mdse. Export. Per brig Ann Stall, to Providence, R I—81,646 ft Consignees. Per steamer Lizzie Baker, from Palatka, otc—F M Myrell, G W Garmany and others. Per bark Mary C Dyer, from New York—C R R Agt, T H Austin, A J Miller, M A Cohen, C L Colby b Co, C R R Agt, Tison <f Gordon, Williams, Root & Co, Col E B Carling aud others. . Per schooner Mary M&nkin, from Boston—Hay wood. Gage A Co, R K Agt, Blair & Bickford and others. Exchange—la dull of sale on New York. The banka are buying at par, and selling at off. Gold is buy ing at $1 45, and selling at $1 47. Apfles.—Early Northern pippins are selling at $6@7 ygi bbl. Very little ou the market. Onion A—There is a plentiful supply on the market and are held at $4@5 t* bbl. Potatos—Are coming in freely, large quantities being received by nearly every steamer. They are held at $3 75@$4 ^ bbl., according to quantity and quality. Coen.—There is very little white on the market, while yellow or mixed is in good supply. A cargo ot white, daily expected, ia held at $1 45. It is retailing - $1 60. Yellow is selling, in quantities, at |I 26, and retailing at $ 27>£@I 30. Oats—The market ia- abundantly supplied. It is held at 75080c., and dull of sale. Hay.—There is a scarcity of Eastern, and the mar ket is not so abundantly supplied with Northern as at our last report. Eastern is selling in lota *t $1 *7S£2, aud retailing at $2(g)2 25. Northern is Belling in quan tities at $1 70($1 75, and retailing at .$1 75@1 8ft V ft. Bacon.—The market is well supplied, with but little demand. We quote ribbed sides at 22(^22 j^c.; clear do., 22 ‘i(Zj>22#c.; shoulders, hams, choice sugar cured. 25(JJ28c. ? * . Country Produce—Remains the same as at our last report, with the exception that w»b note au advance of about 3c. ^ lb. on wooL The receipts have fallen oil considerably within the past lew weeks,but therejs a good demand at the following prices: Hides, lie.; beeswax, 30c.; tallow, laXc.; and wopk 30c. t* Ms. Bagging and Rope.—There is a very light stock of both these articles on the market, with a good inquiry. Bagging ia held at 39@40c. for Gunny, and 17@22c. for rope, according to quality. Flour.—The market is now well supplied with new Southern, which is held at $15@16; choice Western extra, $14 50@15; New York State at $10 60. and com mon to medium grades at $8 50@9 50. *Sugab And Molasses.—In these articles, as well as all others in the grocery line, the market is well sup plied, with but little demand. During the past week, owing, to a great extent, it is supposed, to country merchants awaiting further time in order to make their purchases of fall supplies, which, added to the bad weather of the past few days, has restricted some what the transactions in the local city trade, and it was, on the whole, rather a dull week for merchants. We quote molasses in hogsheads at 58c.; and Chesapeak e Refinery syrup at 55(g)60c. ft gallon. Sugars we quote, crushed, powdered and granulated, at 18)£@19c.;A, 17@17**0.; B, 17c.; extra O.,10>aC; C, 15>»@16c.; and Muscovado at 14(a2l4>aC. Salt—Continues in good supply. It is held at $2 25 in quantities, and $2 59 by retail. Passengers. Per steamship Alabama, from New York—*B Mai>h, Tti Stiandal, (J Shandal, A Rosenfeid, C Thompson, C E Dyke, M Simpson, F Caspa, G Roes- ler, F Holcombe, 11 Love, A Mehter, Miss M Meister, Win Suit gen, Jas Fagan, Miss Faunie Brown, Miss M Sinclair. Jas Boone, A U McAfee. P Warner, T B Na than, C Shulls, J Morris, J li Finch, Bcnj Lamb, MrH ShaHord and daughter, Mrs W Abbott and child, C H Rodgers and lady, K M Rodgers, S Menard, A Laza- ron, G Rice, T D Hammond, Alex Hawkins aud * Feely. Per steamer Lizzie Baker, from Palatka, etc—Capt Avery, 8 M Free in in, W H Turner, J Bedow, 11 Wis dom P Master, W 11 Rey, E Haile, W Lamer, Mi-* Sanchez, Miss Bachlott, Mrs Lippmau, Capt Crowell, W Foster, Mr Pric \ II S Arnold, B M Blue, *V Bonclf Judge Baker, and 12 on deck. weather, li The, vesst D, ck, ajijii Brig Resolute. The brig Resolute, which cleared lor New York on Tuesday l ist, is the first square-rigged vessel that has left this port since the war that was owned and con trolled in this city. The resolute was wrecked on the coast of Darien some time since, aud was subsequent- 1} sold at auction and purchased by Messrs. LaRoclie, West Daniels, J. D. Sherlock, and J. K. Reilly. Alter being purchased she was brought to this city, where she was put in good order, and is now in every respect a first class sea-going vessel. Magistrate’s Court.—The following named per sons were examined before Justice John A. Staley, yesterday, and being found guilty, were turned over 10 , 1 10 County Court for trial: State vs. William Hutchings and John Maas, simple larceny. State vs. Gilbert Thompson, colored, larceny from house. State vs. James Harris, colored, robbery'. State vs. Harriet Augustus, colored, larceny after mist delegated. state vs. Louisa Thompson, colored, larceny after ’tst delegated. State vs. Samuel Knight, colored, larceny from the house. state vs. Washington Brown, colored, larceny from house. Consignees per Centrist Railroad. Aug. 29, 1966. 325 bales cotton, 14 cases boots and shoes, 1 lot furniture, 12 curs lumber.and mdse, to IS Padelford Hiram Roberts & Son, Biigh un, Holst & Co. Hunter A Gammcll, Mickle B A Oo, .1 W Rabun A Co, Wilder «% Fullarton, N A Hardee A Co, Crane A Graybijl, O Rogers, P Beim, BotliWcM <fc Whitehead, J L Hilton Cooper <£ Me Arthur, McLeod A Bro, Mrs M V Oats, A Roberta. The Tallahassee Floridian.—We would call the attention of the merchants of this city to the adver tisement, in another column, of the above paper. It is au old and popular journal, with a wide circulation, nut only in Florida, but throughout the country, and in view of the large trade which the completion of tho “Live Oak connection” will open to Savannah, should be'patronized as an excelleut medium ol communica tion with the peopJo of that State. Estill & Brother, of this city, are agents for the pro prietors, and are authorized to receive advertisements and subscriptions. Drowned.—About nine o’clock last evening, as tbs workmen engaged in loading the Herman Livingstou, were endeavoring to obtain a bale of cotton which had fallen from the staging iuto the river, two of them, colored men, one uumed Bob Baker, and the other name unknown, were accidcntlyjdrowned by falling overboard. They Were standing on a small stage, and one of the chains hoiding it to tho ship having given away they were precipitated into the river. Every endeavor was made to save them, but without success’ County Court.—Before His Honor Judge Russell, yesterday, a hearing was had in the case ol the three uegroes, Jack Jewett, Griffin Gamble and Allen Daw- «ey, charged with attacking Bridge Jones and Beqja- min Waters, on the Ogeccliue road, a short time since. The evidence being positive, they were remanded to jail, on the charge of highway robbery, to await their trial at the next term of tho Superior Court. w —’ 7‘ » \ Mayor’s Court.—There was but one case brought up for trial before His Honor the Mayor yesterday, that of a negro charged with vagrancy. He was turned over to the Freedmen’s Bureau, to be hired out a Receipts .per Atlantic & Gulf R. R. ' Aug. 29,1866. 116 bales cotton, 37 bhls turpentine,. 1 horse, bbls rosin, 1 car cattle, 2 curs machinery and mdse, L J Guilwartin A Co, Dixou & Daily, Thos 11 Austin, A Duteahofler A 06, Bouse & Bryant, TBou A Gor <ion, Sloan, Stubs and Stegall, J K 4 Si Hamilton, E Waldbauer. J L Villalonga. Tebeau, P & Co, J Booth A Co, A A Solomons, E C Wade A Co, Wm Dixon, Clark, Jones & C#, Einstein A E, H P Miller, J W Maxwell, Hunter A (Jammed. CIST OP VESSELS IN TI1E PORT OF SAVANNAH. Savannah, Ang. 29, i860. steamships. Berman Livingston, l|aker, loading,. New York— Wilder A Fullarton. Leo. Dearborn, New York—Hunter & Gammell Alabama, Pemberton, unloading, Now York—B H Hardee. BABES. Mary Elizabeth, Crockett, loading, Philadelphia— Crane A Graybitl. Cordelia. Welia, loading, New York—F W Sims A Co. • • Mary C Dyer, Washington, discharging, New York —Hunter A Gammed. BRIGS. Helen O Phinney, White, loading, Portland, Me— Blair A Bickford. m Proteus, Mahony, loading, Boston—Milien « Wad ley. Wm Creevy, Healy, discharging—L J Guilmartin Co. Abby Thaxter, Walker, loading, Fernandina—0 Colby A Cj. schooners. Antelope, Chadwick, Philadelphia—Hunter Adam mell. Swan, Murray, New Smyrna, Fia, awaiting orders —F M Myrell. _ .a Baltic, Grant, loading, Frar^Pfc Me—Kennessoy A Co. Herald, Brown, awaiting ordife over the river— F M Myrell. M A Science, Fitzgerald, awaiting orders—Master. Transit, Godfrey, discharging— Winlwrn, Lawton Co. Ira Bliss, Bragg, loadtftg—LaRochc A Johnson. Gleuroy, Murray, discharging—Hunter AGammell Mary Mackin, Cobh, discharging—Master. A Bargain.—By reference to our advertising col- u mns, it will be seen that Messrs. LaRoche West A Daniels, of this city, offer for sale, on the most accom modating terms, a steam engine and saw mill, manu factured to order at the Fulton Works, New York. Chatham Sheriff’s Sale U NDRR and by virtue of two fl. fa?s, issued out of \ , Hon - Saporior Court of Chatham County, re turnable to the January term, 1867, of said Conit, in A:lr ,°R c, ‘ampiou vs. Augus McAlpin, J. W. ntfr'McAlpin, 1 have this aay levied before the Court House door, bavannah, County of Chatham, aud bet r *’ ct ‘ n the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday of September next, being the 4th day of j*uid monrh, the following MDocrtv to wit* All tlist iractor par,™,.r Ind'knnwn VV. uuty \ on 11,0 ^vannaU rtvei, and known as Iht Hermitage,*’ conuining about elx hundred and forty f«40) acres, more .,r lest ami bounded as follows: On the north by the Savannah river, on the east by lands helonKiug to Wm H Stiles, on the south by tlic Augusta road, and on "the west toy land* belonging to John Williamson, with the buildings and improvements on the said tract land, lying and being the property of the abo._ named def ndants. described and conveyed In a cer tain Indenture of Mortgage bearing date th, 34th day or Msy, eighteen Inspired and sixty-one, to mtisfy ^Property pointed ■out by Plaintiff’s Attorneys. Termscasb, purchasers“‘{f ^ * Sheriff U C. Cotton Statement. EXPOETS OF COTTON From August 22, 1*6*, to August It. 19*6. rorls. •a f,B13 420 MS 1 "m* Said since our Mat 445 bhdi., todndiocfOBM, Ac., at from 10^(ai3Xc., and 180 boxes Havana, at 11 2)ic. ft lb. Refined sugars continue qniet at 13j(@ l&Xo. B ib. Messrs, smart quote their sugars thus: Best sruaM&gnmniatad. 16£c.; white A, I5j,a. and yellow C, lotfc. cash 78 lb. , Steabixe.—Sales 37,000 lbs., it 18 1 *@ 21\a ^t lb. Tallow.—dlales 03,0j0lbs., »t 12^@12J4c., and 18,- 000 lbs. grease, at 10wa.12.Uc. lb. Teas—Have been in moderate request at foil prices, including Hyson—Common to Mr,#0c.@*l 06; aapm rior to fine, *1 15@|1 35; extra fine to fiqpat, (1 40@ $1 65 V lb. Young Hvson—Common to fitlr, 85c.(a* 11 10; superior to fine, $1 20@*1 40; extra fine to finest, *1 50(811 80 ft lb. Gunpowder and Imperial —Common to fair, *1 10(8*1 25; superior to fine, *1 35eu*i 60; extmfine to finest, *1 fio<a,l 00 qt Ib. Hy son Skin and Twankay—Common to fair. 58@65c.; superior to fin#, T0#75c.; extra fine to finest. 80(990c. "st B>. Uncolused Japan—Common to bur,SOfeOio.; superior to fine, 10; extra fine »|fineA, *T T2 (is*l as a lb. Ooolong—Common to fair, 80fg)88c.; superior to fine. 95c.@$l 20; extra fine to finest, $1 3U fct*l 70 lb. Souchong and Congou—Common to fur 70(« 80c.; superior to flue, 90c.@$l 05; extra fine to finest, $1 15@*1 70 V lh. Orange pecco-Com mon to fine, 75c.@*l 15 f. ft- ..... Tobacco.—A moderate inquiry prevails for leaf at former rates. Manufactured is in demand and steady, including Virginia 5s, 7s, 10s, and 12s, common to best; best a* 58®J5c.; half pounds,.70@J7J,c.; 32s New York, (In bond), dOc.: 32s Virginia, (ih bond), 65Uc.; Pounds, (Virginia), f0c.@l 25; Navy Ponnds, (Virginia), C5(»75c. 1) 1b. The sales of leaf include 487 hhds. Kentu.ky at 5<al6c., and 1,300 esses Ohio and Connecticut on private terms. . Whiskey.—Sales were reported to-day of 250 bbls. bonded Western, to arrive, at 30c.; and a small lot uf choice do. at 35c. ft gallon. Auction Sales. BY B1.UN Ac 1KKYBR. THIS DAY, 30th insh, at 10 o’clock, will ba sold. 60 barrels Beloit Kills Flour 100 barrels round hoop Ohio Floor 26 half barrels Flour ■ 6* barrels Potatoes and Onions 10 barrels Batter Crackers 2 hogsheads Bacon Shoulders 10 half barrels Fulton Marks* Staff 1* baxea Family Soap 10 boxea.ToBaato Cataqp . 10 boxes assorted Syrup 3 boxes Pickled Lobsters 1* boxes Cbsaae 10 kegp Dutch Herrings 20,000 Cigars, various brand* 10 boxes Plug Tdbacco 600 ponnds Smoking Tobacco 20 dozen Snuff, in bottles. 4." Clothing, Dry Goods Shoes. Hats and Notions 1 fine Boggy, nearly saw ., An assortment of Furaltar*. FOB NEW jMfcVORK. Leo, H. C. DEARBORS, Commander, will leave for the aboTg JirSon her regular day, 1 TMwxwday,A««wst 30^*110 p cloek m.jm. tor freight or paseagf, having hand some accommo dations, apply to > - •ST .... HPMTgB-A BUQlKUu AT PRIVATE SALK. BV T J. 1VALSB. 50 KEGS OF NA1EA asaortod stot^ In «snttl suit purchasers. tttttaMl ©K,a)--3 ADMINISTRATORS SAUL BV BBLh. WILLY * CBMHM. Will be sold by Srter of the Court, In tent ot the Court House, ou the FIK9T TUESDAY Ift Octohta. between the legal hours of sale, 480 ACRES OF IdGHI in Appling county. 6th district. Np. *1*. Also, In Unioa coanly, Tib district, let vectidx; No. 1*6, tani- uiuiDK 160 acres. Sold or the benefit of the heir* aud creditors of the estate of B. King. Terms cash, purchaser to pay to* UMcs. au28-tds • Administrator. GOLD MEDAL 8HERRY, PORT AND MADEIRA, : ’. r J HARVEST BOURBON, . WHEAT NUTRIENT, OLD HOMESTEAD RYE. Iu addition toour business of selling Wines, etc. In original packages, and in order to Insure to con sumers Pure Liquors In a compact and convenient form, we commenced the enterprise of bottling and packing in cases our well known Wines, Brandies. Whiskies, etc , and have sent them eut Inn style that would preclude the possibility or ihelr being tam pered wRh before reaching the purchaser. The gen eral appreciation and gratifying success that ha*re warded out-efforts has encouraged us-to roniafain the standard as regards quality, also, to make In creased effort* to retain Che confidence anil patron age which lias bean so liberally bestowed upon ns. B1NINGER Sc CO., fEMAhUlhed 1778.] Importers of Winer, Str., So. 15 Beaver street. New York. The above popular goods are ptit up In cases con taining one dozen bottles each, and are sold by - a. C. RUWE,— SAVANNAH. and All prominent Druggists, Grocers, elc. OP1NIONL OF THE PRESS. The aame of Ulnluger A Co., No. 15 Beavei street, is aguhiaOte* of tka exact and literal truth *f what ever they represent.—N. Y. Com. Advertiser. The importing bouse of Biuinger A Co., No. 15 Ifeaver street, Is eonducted upon principles of integ- Mty, fairness, and the highest honor,—N. Y. Evening Express. jetLl>eod(fcWly AUCTION BALE. BV BELL, WVl.LV it CHRISTIAN. Will be sold on the FIRST TUESDAY la September, in frout of the Court House, st 11 o'clock, 40 ACRES OF WELL TIMBERED LAND, situated st Station Mo. 1, Central Railroad. Terms cash, purchaser to pay for papers. Flat can be Been at our counting room. at PKE'S VERITABLE CATAWBA .12,390 277,551 479,897 FLOUR. GOOD quality tof Baltimore Flow landing and for sale by an27-lw SORREL BROTHERS. New York Market. New York, Friday, August 24. Coffee—Has attracted more attention at full prices. Java 25@26c.; Native Ceylon, 18t«,21JaC.; Maracaiba, 1S&20C.; Laguayra. lH&lftc.; Kio, 15>i(g>20c., in tfolri. Cotton—Has been more sought after, at rather firmer prices, but closes heavily. Middlings, 35(op36c., chiefly within the range, ^ lb. Sales and resales since our last, 2,800 bales, against receipts of 209 bales. movements in cotton at tuis PORT. Receipts thus far this week Receipts since Aug. 1. 1866.... ^.4— Receipts since January 1, 1866. . Receipts since September 1, 1860 - Export* since Aug. 1, I860.. . Exports, since January 1, 1864..... Exports since Sopt. 1, 1865.. Dry Goods.—Tho Dry Goods Exchange report to day has beeen as follows: Jobbers’ prices—Brown sheetings—Atlanta A, -4c.; Atlanta N. 15c.; Atlanta L/’226. Bleached Sheetings—Maronville, 35c.; Palmer River, 25c.; Palermo 20c. Prints—Psciftc 19c.; Donnell, 18>£c.; London Mourn ing, 18c.;’Wamsutta, 14 >^c. Hoop Skirts—Bradley’s Duplex Elliptic, 87>*(<?>$1 0o; Meyer** TXL, prices uuohauged. ^ Shirts—J. W. L. Standard Dress, No. 2io, $32; J. \V- L. Standard Dress, No. 625, $40. ’ Paper Collars—Metropolitan Collar Company s By ron and Garrote, No. 1, Double Extra, French enamel led and Silver Corrugated, $10 to $35; Goldsmith’s Patent, Byron, $30; Shakspeare, $40; Cuff, $40; L>.p, **Tick8—Franklin, 32>£c.; Blacks tone River 25c. Stripos—York, 35c.; Albany, 14c. Fish.—The demand has been fair for the principal kinds, and prices have been very well supported. Flour and Meal.—State and Western flour has been in very moderate demand, at a further reduction of 10@15c. 7f4 bbL Sales since our last, 6,450 bbla^ in cluding very poor to choice superfine State and West- at $5 H0(fo7 90; very poor to choice extra State at $6 19 @10 10, chiefly at $6 90(^9 00 ; Mound-hoop extra Ohio, poor to good shipping brands, at $8 85<$$10 10 $ bbl. Superfine State and Western $5 90@$7 90 Extra State ® 75^.10 10 Extra IUinoie, Indiana, Michigan* fcc.... 7 V0*ul3 00 Extra Ohio, round-hoop; ship's hnnds.. 8 fi5(c$10 10 fcxtra Ohio, trade aud family brands 10 15@)13 50 Extra Genesee * 1® Common to choiee extra Missouri II 00® |6 00 Southern flour continue* dull and heavy. Sale* aince our last 470 bbls.. in lots, at $10(gll 7# 4ur poor to g ood, and $11 75@16 for good to very choice extra rands, bbl. Canadian flour continues inactive am I nominal. Corn meal is in more request at $4 M)@4 65 for Western. $4 C0(fc4 70 for Jersey, $4 75 $or Marsh s Caloric, and $4 90 for Brandywine V bbl. Sales 9j0 bbls. • f Grain.^-Com has been lb fair demand, nftt at droop ing prioes. Sales have been reported since our last of 92,600 busltfls at 80(gA83c. for unsound, 4c., chiefly at 83>^c. for sound mixed Western, and 87c. for Western Yellow, ^ bushel. Oats continue in moderate request at less buoyant prices. We quote new Chicago at 40A47C.; Milwaukee at 44®*2c.; Iowa at 60<&5c. i Jersey at 69^40c.; tkate at and Delawdro at 58^@59c., ^ bushel. Hides.— Have been liaaiaaitfd in request at former quotations. Lime.—Rockland has been in fair demand st pi SO for common, and $2 for lnmp. Lumber.—The demand has been good for dcsfrsblo qualities, and prices have |nen well supported, includ ing Eastern spruce at $22 G0^|26 F Uiousmnd feet; bird’s-eye maple, lugs, V sop. toot, f@i7c.; black wal nut, logs, Ct'«)7c.; black walnut, crutches, 156p20c.; black walnut, figured and blistered, 22c.@$l 25; yel low pine timber, Ga.. 'SO®60c.; white oak, logs, fi cubic feet, 45@50e.; whito’oak, plank, 73 M feet $50«, 65; Whits pine shipping boards, *30. In Albany, uc- oonling to the Evening Journal, “the receipts of lum ber continue large, as manufacturers are hurrying for ward their stock to avoid high ratea of freight iu the faB months Lumber to taeumulatio* an the lards to;: ; ■ „ amnaextout,hut tkero innot oTefooe+s* th* quan tity on kand that there was st the correspondtng time lost year. Xbers as s full sasutanaent ot oil kiuds in the market. Sstes are sctfvo St frill rates, and the shipments-are active. Molasses—Has been quiet and depressed/ inclu ding Porto Rico at G2i/c.@77)ic.; English Island at 67, l lc.@82>ic.; Cuba at 42c.@57c. V gallon. Naval SroBES—Continue inactive, Including spirits turpentine ~ ~ ~ ' " $4 62; rosin V bbl. Oils—Have been In moderate demand and steady. We quote Crude Whale ot f 1 40; bleached whale at $1 &0@$1 65; crude sperm at $2 70@2 75 unbleached do. ot $2 90fe)(2 06; lard oil ot $1 60@$2; red oil ot $1@$1 05; linseed oilwt $119@*l 81 |t gallon. FETBOLEUM--HOO been in request at 27 >4@28c. for crude, 43)i@48c. for refined, in bond, and Hoc. fordo., free, 78 gallon. Pooviaxons.—Pork has been depresaed and onset- tied to-day. Sales since dur lust; 6,750 bbls , in lots, mt *32 68@32 93for new mess, closing at *32 87 casli; *30 50(4)31 for one year old mess, and *28 25(4)28 75 for new prime ¥ bbl. Sales were also reported or 2,760 bbls. new mew, Ini Sodillfi Augast September and October delivery, eellers’ aud buyers' optious, at *32 60(a)33 ncr bbL Cut nwaU are.in more demand, at l*S<a>16h(c. for shoulders, and 10>i<4l21>ic. for hams; sales356 pkga. Dacqn cynHtlfrpa quiet, at 16c. for Cumbertel 4ut,-*nd ltelfilc.-tir short rib, )) 1b. Lard ia steadily declining;" Bales since our last, 300 tea. and bbls., at 18«@21c. 78 ft- B®«f “ 1“ mode - rate demand, at *16(^20 for hew plala meae. and *j20iu> 24 for new extra do.; *8@12 for old plain, and *14(4)17 for old extra mess; sales have been reported of 400 bbl*. Tierce beef rales quiet. Beef hams are neg lected. Butter ia in fair demand, st 30&45c. for State, 46®86c. f or fancy do, mid 20@S5c. for Western. Cheese la in request, at 6fa)l8Xc. 78 ft. prices— 3,8 becu in limited request, at unaltered STORES—LUUbUluo liiKuve, iuuuuiiig pyiiitm SricKS Have been iu Mack fienaasff hut Elm, in- cludmg cassia, in mats, at 44c„ gold; Cassia, in cases, **r; goldl ginger, 22®24c.. currency; mace, 85@»0c.. gold; No. 1 nutmegs, 86®9uc., gold; pepper, 21 22c., gold; pepper, in bond, 6}i@7c., gold; pimento, Jamaica. 20>i®20Xo„ gold; ^eui. in bSS, ^ 4XC-; cloves, 26>4@27c., gold, . 8uqai8—Have been In limited ma heavy. Plantation Bitters, Rret Introduced by me in this city and State in I860. J UST RECEIVED, dtiect from the proprietors, a supply of these genuine and justly celebrated Bitters, and will keep them constantly, togel her with the best quality of ' m FRENCH BRANDIES, JAMAICA AND ST. CROIX RUM, HOLLAND GINS, AND STANDARD WHISKIES. Also, always on hand, EXCELLENT “CREME DE BOUZY," And other good brands Champagne MADEIRA, SHERRY, CLARET, AND OTHER WINES; POUTER, ALE AND CIDER: And Chcwln* and Smoking Totoneeoa. of the first grade. Also, a full supply of s .perior HAVANA SEGARS, of vsiious brands, some very choice, for sale low, at his old stand. Bay street, by au2S-6(fcod J. LAMA. FOR SALE, A HANDSOME RESIDENCE In Stockton. ■ Ga. Stockton Is a heantiful village, known as Station 13, A. St G. R. H. Said residence can ho purchased cheap. Also, my farm of 1,6 (lucres.aoo acres cleared. 12 miles from- No. 13 and 10 mile-i irom No. 14. Term* to suit purchaser. For particulars address A, C. MARTIN, au25-lm* ' SI nekton.'Ga, WANTED TO PURCHASE, FOR CASH, A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING. Mast be located in a good neighborhood. Address, elating particular*, E. P. TUNISON, au25-tf Aaent Southern Kxpreaa Company. POTATOES, TIKMP.S k ONK For sale by Philip Callanan A Co., Colnmbia Square. Clioiec Goshen Butter. HALF KEGS CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER, Just receivedn om steamer Leo, and for sale by HILTON Sc RANDELL, au2S-3t . 193 Bay street. Yacht lor Sale. T HE FAST SAILING YACHT “JANE L,” wel 1 found In mi's and rigging, and newly coppered. Abo, a thorough bred SADDLE HORSE, seven years old and warranted sound. Apply to R. F. AKIM. intl-lw Corner Bay Lane and Drayum st. House Wanted. M Any person having a small DWELLING HOUSE to rent, between now and October 1st, win find a good tenant by applying to JOHN C. MAKER A CO., anTS-tf 139 Congress street. POTATOES, .THUMPS, For cale by an2(>tf AND ONIONS P. CALLANAN ft CO., Colombia Square. CHANGE OF BASE. We have removed our stock of Boots, Shoes, &c., TO THE CORNER STORE Under Masonic Hall, where we wi)l be thankful to Feccive onr friends and customers. ao . ivtf TEBEAU ft PHILLIPS. CORNj ] bushel* Prime Yellow Corn, landing 4000 per Bteamsbip Leo. OCTAVOS COHEN A CO Choice Sides. | HOGSHEADS CLEAR RIBBED SIDES JUST landed from steamer Cnmlierland, and Tor sale l*w by an -29 st BRYAN. HARTRTDQB ft CO. FOR SALE. F our of the city hand fike engines, built by Hunnema-i ft Co., Boston. Being suc tion Engines, are well adapted for c ties uut supplied with water works. These Engines have been well cared for. and are in good order^ au7-lm • Chairman of Special Committee.’ SAWYER WANTED, A T THE MOSTEITH MILI, eleven mile* from fia« Taonab. -i-o a ihoiongbly competent man a house will be furnished and a liberal ialary paid. Addrem GEO. P.HARKlaOR, ' lrfltTCT*’— Savannah p. o. LIME. 2000 , b in fine order, for sole by BARRELS of best ROCKLAND LIME, I Shiooing. EMPIRE LINE FOR NEW YORK. Cabin Psu.gr, *95 The fine sideWheet steamship ...Steernge, $13 FOR NEW YORK ^ • ATLAUTIC COAST Mail 8t©amsliip Line. MDg WHEEL Xul JfK. CaklaPausgt ............Steerage $13 •’ .rw 'lA-vi ALABAMA, L1MEBURNSR. Commander. Will sail ft above on Saturday, September 1. at — O'clock •> m. Forfreight or pas-age, having superior accommo dations, Apply ta B. H. HARDER, No TS stoddartPs Range. G-ARBISON- ft ALLEN, au27 No. 5 Bowling Green, New York. THE HMTEOmm? MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. iMs^ieSl ItehuAl iliip . BY YORK. WILLIAMS, SrlRTIBEft Cm i. . Sal© of > N Government Property! OFFICE or ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER,) Savannah, Ga., Angnst 21,1866. / J WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON MON DAY, the 3rd day of September, 1164, tbs following j QUARTERMASTER'S STORKS: Marine Compasses Pump Boxes Steam, Wat.-r and Spllttlug Gauges Steelyards Leather and Rubber Pelting Rubber no*:' Cant Hooks Oakum.’Solder' Cotton Waste Life Preservers ' Mincing Knives Caps, Saucers and Plates Stocks Assorted Chain Assorted Iron Sheet Copper 8p*rm, Lard andTsrOU / .-■ if Wood Screws * < S i Clomp Wood Saws Saddler.’ Wax ' MiMtfaft'aMee u r •'ffePdfeiteteBgdle* j Martingales, Whip Lashes Tables', Crucibles l|aul Handles , / , , i , t / Top Muni and Handles Iron and Wood Shearn Assarted Oans, Ash Pin* • Tin Palls, Chests Spikes, assorted. Ssle to commence at 10 a. a. Tsrf is cash, in Gov ernment funds. > I • ‘ • 1 By order uf the Chief Qnartsrmnater, Department Ths’niw ind BERMAN JJTINGSTON, 2,000 tons borthen, Jkm Baker, commander, will positively sail on her regular day, Thigda/! August 30, at 10 o’clock a. m. For freight or passage, having new and splendidly *^^ BWrt, TOi , ^FTrLtAtt^N. N. B No freight received' after • o’clock ou the » C aS-Ms th ST. THOMAS, PAHA, PERNAMBUCO, BAHIA, AND RIO DE JANEIRO.gS For Baltimore. r»J ISO iVl’Af iTtfrmrtfs irtiHixi.: CUMBERLAND, captain USINA, WU1 sail for the above onto on Thursday, Aa(LAoth,at —o’clock. For freight or passage, having good accommoda tion., apply to an28 CRANE ft GRAYB1LL. BRADLEY, HILT, ft CO, of l he Tennessee. au224d CHARLES A. REYNOLDS, Captain and A. Q. M. D 8. A. AUCTION SALS. Will be sold at public auction, at Qnartormaster’s Storehouse, Hilton Head, S. C.. beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. on TUESDAY, the 4th day of S.-pUmbcr, 1866, A LOT OF UNSERVICEABLE QUARTERMASTER’S STORES AND. CUP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE CouaistiiiK of— Am'mlaucea, CaHs, Wagons . Harness, Saddles, Bridles Blacksmiths’, Carpenters* and Timara* Tools Files, Old Rope and Iron Tents aud Flys, Ac., Ac. ALSO, 90 Buildings, Shanties, Shads. Ac., tearrioa^fleh) Tarms, cash-in Governmentftxttdi. 1 » * *• i * The goods to be removed inside of ten days after the sale. * E'ich building sold to be removed from the Govern ment reservation land inside of thirty days, or in de fault thereof to revert to Government. CHAS. BARNARD, •u20-td Captain and A. Q. M. GUARDIAN’S BALE. BY BKLt, WYLLY it CHKMTIAI. Will be sold oh the FIBifT TUESDAY in September next, before the Court House, in the city of Savannah, between the legal hours of sale. Lot No. 283, 27th dis trict. 2d aoction. Murrey county, containing 160 acres; Lot No. 104. 4th district, lstsection, Lumpkin oosnfy, containing 40 acres; Lot No. 685, 4th district, 1st sac- turn, Lumpkin county, containing *0 acres; Lot Mo. 709, 5tb district, 1st section. Lumpkin county, con taining 40 acres; Lot No. 735, 14th district, lat section. For-yth coanly, containing 40 sores. ,, Hold by decree of the Ssperior Court lor’ to* benefit ot the hairs of James Lave, deceased. THOMAS G. MoGLASHUA, su22-tds Guardian. ^ EXECUTOR S SALE. BY BEhl, WYLLY fit CimiWTIAl*. Will he sold at Auction, before the Court Hons* door of Chatham county, ou the FIRST TUESDAY in September next, between the usual hours of Sher iffs sales, the following named property : Lot number thirty-fonr (No. 34) aud improvements. Liberty Ward, iavafinah, north aide of South Brand sire t, third door weet from Montgomery street. ! Lots one and two (1 aud 2). Verooa river, In 1w- nuuburg, each *13 hy CM laec - moak eligtoly altuapl just at he bend of the river. Also, twdnty-four and tiirse-qaartor ufrea (24V) lying in the rear of sold tvs tote. Also, tout eight and nine (8 and *i 1* Tamacraw, North Oglethorpe Ward, on ronth tad* of Mill street, west of Falim street. ' Also, one hundred acres (1*0), lytafi to BMugham county, Georgia, by the Central BiiMssd, 20 mile* from Savannah, and formerly owned by Wade. Also, iota 106,125, 160, 217. *14. 4M seres each, sixth District, or. original/ AyfilifiO ate Coffee, f h ANDREW M. ROSS. anto-tdi . f E*m«n W » , K£a,d. TRUSTEES SALE. VALUABLE BRtCK RES3DEAICE AT AUCTION. , *1 BY BELL, WYLLY ftCnWUl. t Will ba sold on TUESDAY, 4th September next. In front ot Court Ho se, between th# legal hours of sale, • . i . A VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE; No. 2 Gordon street, next to the oomer of BnlL froot- rent for (1,000. Possession gireu lat lleveaaban Terms.—One-third cash, one-third six moattfi, aid one-third 1st July next, 1867, with interest aeetfred by mortgage. Titles warranted—purchaser paying for titles and stamps.aiiM-td* EXECUTOR’S with improvement^ a Dwslliag villi four Kitchen in yard. ' East half .of Lot No. IS, Gvsu* Ward. Ground not. *17.66 per annum. Improvement*—two alary Dwell ing, with six rooms, Kitchen MM^ttabie. and atyuipe- _6 stare* CentfoTiddMafi atoc ’ Sold fora division amongst the heirs. Tariha cash, purchaser paying farUUaa au20-tda EXECUTOR'S SALE. BY EKLL, WYLLY ftCHtUitl**. Will b* sold on the F1BST TUESDAY fa) October. In front of the Court House, in the city of Savannah, be tween the legal hours or sale: Lot No. 17. Carpenter's Bow, foe simple, and Lot No. 12. Crawford Ward, ground rent Tbs Improve ments consist of a two-story wooden Houat, aud four tenement bock Houses, BY THOMAS J. WAL8H, On TUESDAY, October 2d, wilib* sold In toon* of the Court House, . ONE SMALL WOODEN BUILDING* <n* tfiasatob- ero quarter of east half of Lot No. *1, Cothksbta Ward, fronting on Ydrk street lan*. Sold for to* " the heir* and creditor* cf said Direct and .Regular coMnnicatios 4” ' ’ "*• i, “ ’’ ' WtTil ' ' ' ' H HILTON HEAD. Un<1er"tontr&ct with the tfaited States aofl Brazl Governments for the carriage of the mails, will dis* patch one of their NEW FIRST CLASS SiOEWHEEL STEAMSHIPS* each over 2,000 ton* burthen, On the 22d of Every Month, From the Port of New York? at the follow- 1 gold or Its eqmva- rrssT exam., From New York to St. Thomas *80 From New York to Para $150 From New York to Pernambuco 170 From New York to Bahia 180 From New York to Rtode Janeiro 2oo Steerage at half these rates,meal* included, but not bedding. An experienced Surgeon is attached to each vessel. All Letteni most pass through the Poet Office. Post age 10 cents. For farther information or passage apply to R. H. HARDER, Agent, No. 12 Stoddard’s Block. GARRISON ft ALLEN, my31 New York Agent*. .1« H’< 1<± l.ni-TM*}. bH ■ m V Sloop Fanny & IVTary, o3te»» 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 dry. In good order, and has made remarkably quick tripe. She carries the United States mall. The National Express and Transportation Company and -i.uthera Express are authorized to receive packages for her. , Any information can he obtained of Capt. Sicke). or by inquiring of H. G. RbWK, corner of St Julian and Bryan streets.. tf OLD mil-WEEKLIf LINE. Leaye eyery Tuesday and Satnrflay. For Palatka, E. Fla., • ■ i TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA RY’S, FERNANDINA JACKSON VILLE AND PICOLATA. The new and elegant steam packe'e, LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. M. KING, and SYLVAN SHORE, * Capt JAMES TUCKER. having been specially fitted up for this route »Ith unsurpassed accommodations, will leave rogulsrlj for the above places, the nlvsn Shore every TUE.-- DAY MORNING, and the Lizzie Baker every SATUR DAY MORNING, at ten o’clock. Returning, will leave Jacksonville every Tnesday and Friday, arriving at Savannah every Wednesday and Saturday mornings,In time to connect with tile New York steamers. For freight or Passage apply at the office on Florida whfc-L or to *« * N. B.—All freight payable hy shippers. for Sale, Agent* jylt-tf BOATS, auo, SallliibFessels, st. am Ba-ges, ftc. JjL A. M. I)A COSTA, I XNu. 42 Water street, N. v. VALUABLE PLANTATION For Sale. fYtHE anbscriber offers his plantation and appuf- A tenanoasfs* sale bn isaoooshfo terms; also, the entire crop of Corn, Cotton, Cane, Potatoes, ftc,. ftffni mnes frtfm Ma.a- sonCourt Honsc.-FLt ,Md.two rail'-s from Cherftr Lake Cliureh, wbne tnereare gooff scboolffnow in successful operation. The fertility of the s 11 aiul healthfulness of the place, and the high moral tone uf the neighborhood, T ”| 1 "iV one of the most desirable places In the State. I The lann ia well wMmd with lakes and running branches, that have nerer failed in the most pro-, traded droughts, and me uncleared lands are cov ered with the finest oak, hickory and, pine timbet. The plaacston v> now in' nccessfhl operation, with *K acre* pnmtafi in ltaiffWaple caUat,«taMdk wdl produce at lanalM*boles; ff7u acres iu corn, which wMl pro<nesd,K>9 bashala ease. - Th* land* o» th* entire -place or* osaapoetf «< tfiuO acres—1,tab aeraa cleared and I wiU alsoaeH etgftty-baod ot hog*. foorteen goqd- msiaa, weii bosks, twwboreas, totes plantation was ons, forming otstialla to ran i twenty- pWagks biact- smith and earBsntsr'atoska one McGacihy-Cotton 8iL hoosehokl aa.4 klteaan turslture, and cvsrything e:*o on the place. -<*. .... There is an nnfal log rail of water on the place, gosddwetlkig tioast aaff cabins snlficient to accoia- modate all the laborers necessary to woik the plan tation successfully. ‘ If applied for early, the purchaser will get a bar gain. Address me at Madison C. H„ Fla. aalo-dtf John l. tooke. ice. j npHE UNDERSIGNED have entered Into s llmltil X partaeiSIHp, oafie# the ttiuf nan# of FlfANR A GRAY DILI, for the tesfriaction of a General Com mission business in the City or Savannah, llemqn A. Gran read Janus J*. Ureyhlll. of Sovannah, are. th* general partners, and Jonas 3. Graybtll ot Mo coo, asnims. la toe ssirisl partnu. and coutrlbutt.- twratx ithaatsaad fioUars (.FAi.it.iq to the common stock. This pattnerablp into commence on the firet of-August, liit, awl shall teranaato an too' 31st of j«ly, 184a. , . , 1L A- CRANK, 1 , „ ! J. IL GRAYBILL, aag4(w J. th GRAY BILL. “NEW DRUG STORE.” SJTL.T." STREET. . DIV JOHN JL 5IA.YER, Aoext, Kespectluly In twins the Physicians that he is pre pared ts put np preserip’ioos at all time*. A light will hwBspt burnisg dosing tbs night'at the door, whore*! iyU will berfound. au20-tf Medical Card. i n j«. - -fit 3>7i / iu BE. VK DDBCAH. r of ifriyfon aii mol ^raDE, uw WJieat. ..«»ABDitfftLF SACKS In store and BOfiUOMBB ft CO. ' rtr often, noriheasr corffsr of hnjtbn and'Presi dent streets. aul-t-lm BBH88! BRICKS!! jimssssssb. FOR HERSHMAN’S LAKE AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON TIIE SAVANNAH RIVER. S W -A. N Will leave on TRUltSDAY AFTERNOON, at %y, o’clock. au29-2t FOR DARIEN. THE STEAMER H. M. COOL, Will leave for Darien on Friday morning, aist met., at 8 o’clock. au89-3t WRIGHT’S Patent Improved IRON SCREW! FOR Packing Cotton. T he attention of cotton planters is Invited to the claims or this invention, which, in SIMPLICITY. ECONOMY, DURABILITY and POiV- ER, surpasses any machine for Baling Cotton ever before presented to the country. Ua great excel lence iu these respects makes it THE BEST MACHINE FOR PACKING COTTON IN THE WORLD! 1; ITS SIMPLICITY.—It Isa new and improved application of the Screw Power; jnst as simple in its * construction as the cUl fashioned wooden screw, as RIVER STEAMBOATS and TOW- easily managed and no more liable to get out of or- 0AT8, of various sizes and draft.' i| nr . No ropes or pulliea as need In the cotton presses. 2. 1 : *ECONOMY.—It has been demonstrated by actual experiment to be cheaper than th* wooden screw. The timbers used in its construction are much smaller and fewer than those employed in the old screw; the levers being only 16 feet long, and tile height of the whoierreme above the bed being only 10 feet. All these timbers can be procured on the plantation, no matter how exhausted the forest Any ordinary wood workman can build the frame, and half a dozen hands will put it up in a few hours. 3. ITS DURABILITY.—The screw and Nut are of Iron, ami will last for years without any appreciable wear. The whole machine occupies so llttlo space that it can be completely covered st very small cost. 4. ITS POWER.—With a lever oily sixteen feet lofig, one-mule is sofficlent for packing the heaviest bale** Planters who have used it say that with two mules, cotton may be compressed on this machine for shipment. This Screw was Invented Just before the opening of the War, and has subsequently never been very gen erally Introduced. Those who have used It aud seen It csed, unanimously concur in the opinion that it is .if ■ i- a i UNRIVALLED AS A COTTON SCREW. ' The following testimonials from some of the best And most reputable planters Is tbs country show the estfmate iu which this Screw stands with those who horve tried It Wo have tued and seen In, operation for the last five years, Wright’s Improved Cotton Iron Screw, sod 'feel no hesttatL a In pronouncing It the very best Col ton Screw we have ever known. So highly do we esteem it, that. If practicable to obtain one of — ’ t »— ! lt, construction, not liable to getont of _J we, rooirr5 to” 1 Edward T. Shepherd. ” O.Y. Banks. yfS aSEwtf.; w w ’ p - Ano^refoTHteSerew^emedbiy^ ’ _ Savannah, Ga., or L. D. PALMES, City Macsbal’s Sale. U NDER resolution of the City Connell of Savan nah, and under direction of the Committee on I’n’ill- Sale; and City Lota, I will sell at'puUle ont- VfrHfatio /remkre-rllfi MONDAY, the kb dax or foetitAnVfi rilit, J tlfcclpck a. m^aUAhuMLofo of Land, being a part of ■•city dofftaln known as Lota numbered os follows: 4ft 43, -44^15, 46, 47. Calhonn Ward, containing sixty lett .rent on Gaston street and one hundred and twenty feet In depth. TataBbp «atk4-Twenry pdt jewt. cafii.oothe ag gregate valuation and increase money and Interest on th: babutcq of totfiurchwe Jirypey. to be paid semi-anmiifiwht flrt City Treasury, at the rate of six pvr cent, per annum, with the privilege to the pur chaser of pay big lata the Treasury tbs balance re maining unpaid of the purchase money and all io- WreS due thereon up to the time of safiT payment, receiving C i«y Marshal. Savannah, Anfrnst 27th, 188$.«u2.-,t . City Marshal’s Sale. U NDER THE ORDINANCE of the cltjof Savan nah, I will MIL at toe CUy Pound. ou MONDAY, the 3rd day or September next, at 1 o^clock p. m., an29-5t City MarahaL Cotton Gins. I A^TD FOOT GINS, at very low prices, for sale by tatfOdt C. L. COLBY A tO. CORN. 6000 BUSHELS PRIME YELLOW, Iff atom. 3.000 tmabela Prime Ysilsw. tost. Far aai* by . aal-tf BRADLEY, BILL ft VO WASTED, SALESMAN IN A DffT GOODS HOU8K. 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