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i.^^Tmqbihho. septem^ebm. nfc. al steamships »D«I gUMUien ip* t,-r ' fob nkw yokz. . „pn Barnes, Thursday, September 20, .^nigh'P u * In' - 0ClC , P '"bMuarle. Thursday, September 20tl* - 1 .... Salvador, Saturday, September 22, ■ r *“• .. Nightingale, Tuesday, September 25, at rk — J®* jf i T 13f > uC fob BALTDIOBK. •. r *4 • r - t| p xorth Point, Friday, September 21, at t‘ 0!k m ' V0 B rmi-*DELraii. , , Tonawanda, Saturday, September 22, at We learn from Mr. E. W. Blsnce, Express m< get, thtj on Saturday night last the store of M< X D. AudBraon & Sons, "at Macon, was robbed of some jix or waren hundred dollhra. It appears that three negroes entered the store and inquired the price of* a pair pf shoes, and while Mr. Algernon waa getting Hie shoes one of the party approached the safe, the deor of.which was open^ap^ deUhers^l; i§liip 1 k I- ®* run AUGUSTA. Wednesday, Sept. », at0 St U. KOBShUBiha. : ->ii.L laoBeri^ 1 ' dock* ■oo’c. lock ^Iter, every Saturday morning, at Shore, every Tuesday morning, at 1! j i -.lid Departure of Trains. » r rivai • ,uL'lO.Vl) DAILY TASSENOER UP TRAIN cesraat. 8 a.m. L..d"' f f “ nla ta at 6:15 F. «, in^“itoS» - —• «*•*• A1T1 ' ' ,uLt DOWN PASSENGER TRAIN at 7 A~*. 8:45a - “• Savannah at , 7)06 P. M. ArrlU ‘ rpNKiUr PASSENGER TRAIN larttSavannah at. •"fj£J T 2’ at 7*0 41-*.: Arr ‘ ” I)oWN SIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN .Macs at .;, v .... A ..5:iOP.M. Adgusta at 8:2o P. X. atNtVaiiuali at .5:30 a. m. iJ -rlkHl 1 Seville and Gordon trains connect with '' jdown night passenger trains at Gordon. kSIIC asp RAILROAD—daily (Sundays ex cepted). .. vf , savannah at i.... 7^0 a. jfe. ^rv -at Tnomasville at 7:30 P. M. Tiiomasville at 0:00 a. m. •JLit Savannah at ....0:10 P. M. Time of i losing Mails. Post Office, Savannah, Ga. u s jose at this office as follows: rTrsiBA* Kailroad, for Augusta, South Caro- '• ; in*Hoad and Beautort) and all States in the i?, rtcepting Florida and that part of Georgia 'tr'uiMtv Florida Steamers and Atlantic and Gulf I Scad, at 6 p. w. daily. j t *2 3 £ Sv cdAal Kailroad, for Augrujta; Oolum»o% ’ed'fvillt* and Nashville, through pouclids and%ay U‘5), a. 111. every day. }f auLmic and Gulf Railroad, for all point* on I .f,r.a.la!>d contiguous; Bam bridge, Mouticello, Fla., I .iu-vr and Northwestern Florida and the West- , B;il i >.mtheru Coast, 5% a. m. daily, Sundays ex- Florida -tf.amf.rs, for Brunswick, St." Maty’s, i, Jacksonville, and all points-on St. John’s a-ten and Eastern Florida, 9 o’clock tedavs atid Saturdays. i. luiiiL.v steamer. 7>2 every Friday morning. K'irn 1 > 'Mails leave New York daring the month • v inln-r a-, loliows: The French, Dales, Ham- I v!-r?.iui Nassau, N. P., steamers ou the 8th; the ■ ,' .'.V ;rum New \’»>ik on the 11th, from Boston on -t: \si.mVaU, on the 11th; the Hhvan&and Ant- • ri. s’.'uuers >»n the 12th; Mexican, via; Havana, an • iirir Sanua-'o do Cuba, Bremen, Dales and am- un ’ihe 15th; the Cuuard and Havana, on the •I Nn-ura'MU oil the 20tli; Aspinwall, on the 21st; Brazilian, kiuirtuu, Bremen, French, Deles and Ham- j., Pir 22,1; Cuuard—trom New York on the Jtoii ou the 2(jth; Havre, Bales audHafh- Money Sent Without Danger of Loss, B y Means of Money Orders, at the SavannaU Post WJ. : U J TO in The detectives were pat upon the track, sod tin succeeded in capturing s white boy who bad in possession a ten-dollar bill of the Georgia Kailroad and. Banking Company, which he offered for sale, taken into custody, he said that he had gotten the jn a negro gambling saloon, and told who gave it him. Among the stolen ffxkae^^ds a bill of that de nomination, and-Mr. Anderson Adai tilled the one re covered as his property. Then commenced the search for the negroes. Tbfy were tracked to Atlanta by CapUgu Simpeonj cldaf of Polio* of Macon, and yeaieteay morning jfe*, three were captured at Millen, on the Central Road. Their names are Chas. Jones, John Humphreys and Jack Habersham, and when taken into custody, Jones con fessed the stealing. The officer found one hundred and eighty-five dollars on then!, and they' said they had bought clothes and other things with the K ft 1 **'** Mayor's Co art. , Before His Honor, John C. Ferrill, Mayor pro tern., the following cases were tried yesterday morning. - Washington Anderson (colored), charged with vio lating city ordinance disordaHy. .conduct, and fast driving through the streets^ was infed five dollars. Michael O’Brien, charged with disorderly conduct, driving in the streets and running his wagon against a lamp-post, was fined five dollars and cost George Grant (colored), charged with keeping a dis orderly house in Robert street Fined twenty dollars. J. Williams (colored), violating city ordinance—fast driving through the streets. The case was continued oo account of the sickness of Ahe policeman* j D. H. Galloway, chimney Contractor, Charged with refusing to swodp a chimney. The case was dia- missed, it having been proven that the n weep waa un able to ascend the chimney on accounbof the flue be ing two small. I/. Jones and Joe Dyer (both colored^ having two. small bales of cotton in their possesion, supposed to have been stolen, were turned over to the County Hasiby Bdgli (colored), fighting in the streets, wan senteucedW the-Police Barracks for five days. A. Donnegar (colored), charged with improper con duct—firing a pistol in fhd streets --was fined five dollars and the pistol confiscated. | ’J f - - Diesma Creaata—Baclm Urn. MOMWIKa.-ThHfoaDf Vrtfonff.dWB^. mS& ktttwMt <rom.tlc, Hrelf tmt« trtttertoh, mill 8 xphoreti^ mpi */ 1 IncompaJotaof ; 7 •nth u Ortvel, Chronic C»t»n-h of the a hM Irritation of UR Bladder and Crethr% DJum ^ Um fMtitie aad SateaUon or Incomlmmce «f vented If Dy—|ii>. OXw* JI»awffHptr«4?8t»- n«»u» MNctfma and Pwvm u-. .w HCLMBOLD'a txmm Boouc la Mod, bj L j (haatbeacaaof ISto 25. andtrem 2* to «, or|n th* (todlDe or change of life: ^tar-Oonffaement «l^ bor Palna; Bed-wetliug In children. ( g . . — — >t 1. 4 IN APFKCTlMl PECULIAR TO FE MALES, the Extract Knch. in aneffaMed By affy other remedy, as In Chlorogln or Retention, Irrogu- ' Inrity. Pnlnlolneaa or Snspremlnn of OoBtotnary Bvaeanttana, Ulcerated dr BcUrmh Mate of the TJterns, Lencorrhei or WMt«. DISK ASKS OB THE BLAODKft, KID- lr 5th, inti i'-P >111) >st Office opens for business at 9 a. m. and ,, on Sundays the office is open from ’ A. L. Uabbis, P. M. essrs. KST1LL A BROTHER, Newsdealers, Sta rr-. and Booksellers, Ball street (down stairs, n-r m Bay mne, next to tile Post Office, are au- •iied ageuts for the Daily News A IIikaui. I)order? .eft with them will De promptly attended wblsh NationaX. EXpsess Cokpakv. -Stepping into the office of the National National Expreds Company, on yesterday, we were Rratiffed to sse an Incream 0 busi ness with them. They had just received lO.OOOfronnds of freight. The energetic ability of the men who run the machine at this place Is evident'from ah tee amount ot business that they realise every day. may they live to benefit tbe community In they reside.—Jfocoi* Messenger. TEVER AND AGUE RXTINttVtdSKD Martyrs to Intermittent Fever, a word with yob. Hie responsibility for your suffering reat^ upon your selves. Just as surely as'jou shake i»?aay. or will shake to-morrow, UOSTETTER’S CELEBRATED $ fAi STOMACH BITTERS will extinguish the disease un.f der which you labor. Had you taken this genla tonic as a preventive, you would have no need of A as a cure, for it renden the system impervious to at miasmatic fevers. .Bu^ince you neglected the pre caution, rid yourselves without delay-of the com plaint by resorting to the only reliable remedy^—- Break the chills with HOSTBTTER'S BITTERS, and they will return po more. This is the experience's thousands, and it will be yours. Quinine is a slow means of nplief; it is nauseous; to t*e last degree; R Is more dangerous than the malady itself; m many cases it utterly Ihils. How different is the effect of the BiTTEBA Their enrative action is rapid; they agreeable to thCpalatet -Abey are not only entirely harmless, bat tend inevitably to strengthen the eo«- nseithy Action, by which the Watery or OWtdrwn* deportOous and all Umminrat RniargemenU *e re- docod, si weU asTate and IuAammatlon. HfMiboW'S' Extract fteefru Has cured every ease or Qiaamxs te .which it has been glvea." Writatte* of tlW H«*w the Bladder aad Ini animation af the Kidneys Ulceration of Ctjfe' Kidneys and Bladder, ’Retention <ff Urine, Diseasea- of the Pros rate Gland. Stonn in the Bladder, C#- cuius. Gravel, Bricfedast Depoalt, and Mucus or as lowing .WiSnimR Exertion, of Power, Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathiag. Weak Nerves, TrembUng. Hprror or Distete'^tFake- fulness, Dimness of Vision, Palp in .tee Rack. Hot Hands, Flushing of the BoJy, Dryness oTThe Skin, Eruption on the Face, FalHd Coantenance, Universal •»* ‘-“A {-1.H Personal. We liuj the pleasure of a call yesterday from Mr. A. a M . • . , I, tndttoxy. tbe agent of the Richmond Times tu« Uu-hmoml Anz*igir, who visits our city fdr the* purpose of soliciting subscribers to these two popular Mr. D a. exhibited to us a very fine lithograph por trait ft I fferson Davis, executed by Charles L. Lud- Htchmoml. The portrait is nearly life-size, and e hkt*u«8 is one of the best, if not the very beat, of v of the portraits of Mr. Davis now extant. We understand this lithograph is the first of a series f the distinguished Southern men, who were the ac? a *r tvj leaders in the late struggle for Southern u-uit. piaT. The “counterfeit presentments” of Lts. ll L L* e. T. J. Jackson, and Joseph F. John- a; ( [ .j.,how iii succession. Mr. D’Andahazy, in .a Visit io \uc Synth, will secure an agent in each of tlif cities for the sale of the portraits. Mr. Schriener >9 the ii^eut in Savannah. . •Ur. Ji AmlahuZj will remain in the city a few days, aiiii way he lound at ihe Planters’ Hotel. Hebrew Religious Exvrcises. Oar Hebrew citizens are now engaged in the oBserv- ujc of rcii^ious exercises peculiar to faatday, which e^j tuns evening. The biblical authority for these observances is ob- '^d from Leviticus XXIII, Terse 27. But on the VatinLy of this seventh month is the day of atone- acIit . & li,.ly convocation shall it be unto you, and Je shall fd*t; and ye shall offer an offering made by fire uato the Lord, and no manner of work shall "s do ou this same day ; for it is a day of atonement, ’• u * a ^‘ an atonement for you before the Lord your nod. For whatsoever person it be that fasteth not oa sam c day. shall be cut off from among his peo ple. No manner of work shall ye do; it shall be a stituteiur you throughout your generations; in all your dwelliui's a Sabbath of rest it shall be unto you, anbji- shall last on the ninth day of the month; at •ui.ajf shall ye begin; from evening unto evening sbaii ye celebrate your Sabbath. flu- interesting and solemn occasion wilf close at W Armory Hall Synagogue this morning, under thV mimscratious of the Rev. Simon Ger^tman. itisconfidently asaumfidthat fail in any case of Fenr aad Ague, howuuorTnveterate in its character. 'To be withtoat Hostetter's Bitters In any region inrested with IntermiU nt or RemittMi Fever is simply to reject safety and court disease, jyl7-aodly Arrivals at the Hotels. MimTT, WALCOTT a CO., ■treat Jet Ttfl •* ;t. J.. i^fi _j .: - .{J • ' MANUFAPTURKKfl OP ILL KIND* OF , Boka, NuU- Vuhers, Sett 8cr*wa, lap. »ml rte*, Acs Ac4'—« de«lm» te «U kteteatBrilvoed. Hjmm- HtSplmf KffiffilrPwkteg^O^ Ttetoed Rabbet —wsssHerssnsffl BumpABmam Whimtaa, Steam «M W* Mr Otaagetm Huam-Roatnea —a Raw Aevettpiien. *c- r Be. Alto Ageate for kUO.% ealebralaff Portable 8t ce! Ice! * Ice! at Auction. BT RBI.L, WTLLT BOHRinUE. THIS DAE, at 11 o’clock, to front sfetoio, wiH bo eold. Tbe cargo ot Ibebrig Frank M., Bom HfeNte, eoa- > bgrtM Mtee whmf, readj'iov ffriivmy.to goo4> ADMIMISTRXTOhS SALE. RV BRLL, WYLLY A CHRtBTlAK. Sl beffiM p« Uie am TUESDAY te Rorumbar, to Rout at tb* Court House, belvtm lb* l^alboua KotK%17ih BteMrt. W Sectkm, Charekea oeutv. te Diatrict, 4tli Sectkm. Cffierokae couai,. LotNtbSTuthDWitet, Wconb^. *BJ5acna. Lot No. U>. lute Diatrict, Dortj cooteg. MS acna. brtNo.U6. l«te Dtatrtet, Hurt, eouat,, acrea. , BoULbr penfiMte of the honorable Court of Ordi- narf of tihmhaw eouutj aa the property bekaginc to .teffertrteot George A. Aab, laecaaed. tor the baoafit ’rttbe hrtra and creditor* rtthe eatate. Terms cash on teiy of sale; puidueara to pay for men. BENJAMIN OBOVEKSTBISE. aeplt • istrara CJeovgia Chemical Works, A , -i I "' i. . *. I Off SAVANNAH, RSORGIA. •»'l ...> Al _ NOW PREPARED to supply the trade a superior i rsudof FABKXX.T SO AY, MANUFACTURED AT THE GEORGIA CHEMICAL WORSE. Fortlie Laundry, It has oo superior: R 1» uniform in aoaliti, and every box warrsBtefi. ‘ U Ip now Iduue bymaniy ftiulllea in tepclty, gtv Hotels, intrsduceu lute Ike 1 j.teu exrtpsidu of jn - Orders aadre^ei to the undersigned will have pkompt attention. ; ; PlIUSE A THOMAS, AORNTBOBUKfelA CHGHICAb WORKS. scpS-im UT Bay Street. HetaibokPs Extract Buchu I --swusl-icri tetai—spb. AoddUMffaH W«tesaVarfoteg frt«i''Lkbits of Dlsgl pattoa, Excesses and ImprudeneM la Life, BBpuri- tica or tha Blood, Ac, superseding Copaiba in affec tions foe which Mis need, such as Goaorrbma, Gleets, of tong nit luting, mid Syphilitic AffectioM—in those “Mr* 80LD AT ORC6 AND cnnCAL WAKMMiME, Jr km MM BROABWAIi » . iod’J And by Druggists everywhere. P A8K FOR fake Km Othir.’ Beware qf PULASKI HOUSE—W. H. WiLTBBROKB. H A Strobhar, EOlngham i.V Jones, atr Tonavaunda J K Purdy A lady, Fla I M Foreman, do C C Sims A son, Macon I Col Hamilton, Florida CaptJA Hearn, U S "A,! J E Banter, Quitman wife A four children \VJennings,strTonaw’nda J W Neavitt, city |Oapt Beymore, do W J Fell, WilmiiigL’n, Del S E Roberts, Ga W G Knowles, Newcastle JS Merrill, Ga X A Orosbie, Pmlada J Toucey, str Tonawanda K Randall.-Philada J Teal. do T Baker, ESA 1C S Teal, do MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. LCC*. W Mnanerlyn, city- iMraHHl & 2children, Ga W Matliews.str Albemarle U W Fairfield, Ba 8 Stevens, Quitman IN Renneau, city Geu J B Gordon, lady A|J R Cardwell, Madiaen.NP servant- Brnnswick C H King, Augusta “ ' Miss F A Harrison, Albany IT A Coos, .Charleston J H Makley A wire, Pltila R Hendricks, - do J Pleasants, Va _ | SCREVEN HOUSE—G. MCGINLY. . , ( J C Daniell. Hancock co iMrs McDonough A family W G Harward. Screven eo of thirteen, city H Owens, Fla IG W Haslam Aldy,Atlanta Mrs W A Owens, Fia I Mrs Me ;ann. Augusta Jliss A E Owens, Fia Miss Mary McCann, do a Hons, Albany, Ga Id C amiUtffeia, Millen W U Palasky, do JT P Siuiibfield, do J A Wood, Searboro J Snyder, A & G R R BC Wright, do . |J Verderey. do I W. M. WALSH, a-...).* -itiu • Wholesale Agent for the State of Georgia deefT-eodty u. Remington’s FIRE ARMS, man BE »SI DEALEB8, AND THB, TRADE OKNEHALLV. sun rises Sun seta., At Tybee The County Court. Ite Grand Jury in the County Court found true °‘ 1 * 8 J esltr *lay against the following named persons. > ate \s, Henry Brazier, Albert Footman, Daniel K-wtil, Oi-orge McDowell, Jacob Moore, Daniel Reilly ‘ L; ’ Thonyas Wilson—simple larceny. , Taomas "'dson, Patrick J. Flemiug, James Wil- -<ui8 atid Charles Panwlise—misdemeanor. f? °rge Butler—Assault and battery, fryan aud W inford Sneed—Assault and battery. p tri °k Fleming—Assault and battery. e ‘ ° urt was adjourned until Friday morning at ^ dock, at which time the Petit Jurors will be in . ^ D ' Cc 10 dispose of the above, apd such other ' €S 88 ^ybe brought before tlieni ' ^ Board of Health, of Health met last evening. Present: p ‘ 5U ' ^ rc ‘sident, aud ten members. *P° r t of Sexton presented aad received. u n lill,J11 wards reported as follows: ^7—Iu fair order. ^“ 4 iette—iu tolerably fair order. Alid ^ — IU 8 °° d order * but some sickness. Sol * 1 0;5 ' e ‘ Ihor P~ l11 g°od order and health good. J.’ei ^ ,,,or pe—In fair order, b^it so^li^sickness. *. UjfdN—in good order aud excellent health. ^JigLou—In good order aud healthy. J bberty—In good condition. ^ M PHiLAi,EL^Z-'.'he Tonawanda h, ' re yesterday morning in the short space o f ‘ ;: Bhr. e hours from Philadelphia. She reached the r about three o’clock yesterday morning, but was ' ^ to reach the city until about noon. The regu- with which this vessel makes her trips is a snb- *tof • mark, and passengers can toll almost within fllisistare Almsuat—TW» Day* niQHWATfilfr i s[ , d 671 Al ^ovl. .4 *. k.. 4 Shipping thtettgence. PORT OF SAVANNAB- TCSSDAY, sept. 18, 18C6. Arrived. Steamship Toffawanfa^rcai, FhiUwlelphta-Hunter A Uauunell. i Steamer Laura, Johns in, Augusta—J M Farr. Brig Starlight, Sparrow,.. Ra^tou, sorted cargo— HuutarA Gammell. . , } L t i 1 L/ , Brig Minnie Miller, Morton, Portland, Me, assorted cargo—Brigham, Heist A vo. ' ‘‘eicmrA^ ^ Steamship Virgo, Bulk ley, Xsw York—Hunter A Gammell. Imports. , , ' ’ ! Per steamer Laura, from Augusta—82^88 aMngles, 12,000 white oak staves and mdse. i Exports. Per steamship Virgo, lor New York'—448 bales up land cotton, 3 do sea island do, 5 <fo domesties, 23 do batting, 14 do oakum, 441 bWs rosin, 33 libls turpai>-l| Mir ^ tr0B aEe wo‘ ooM*ll tine, 20S eks ground peas, 116 bids dried fruit, 12 Uma ; their Interakm? . -iron, 6 boxes obaeoo, 6 bbls ale, 75 pkgs tadss. Ter steamship Tonawanda, fWlft ^rtladRFhla—J it Waguer, S Wagner, A Simons, PTgmite, GeoW Haslemand lady. Miss F A Haines/ JlffSSHiil and 2 children, R H Randall, J Fernandez and Miter, Mrs McCann and daughter, Mrs McBonough end fauMK Mrs McCoy, Mis Quinn, T A Croeble, J Markleynun lady, Mrs M E Fairwether, Mrs J A Spear, W G Knowles, J A Peasant?. % 17, r the precise* time they will reach cither 8a- '•*?.!) or Philadelphia, aud a# a consequence she ' ller lull share of that trade. Passengers also *' lu the most complimentary manner of the ^““usliip and attentiveness of Capt. Till, who, in •tjoncuun with Purser Teal, pay every attention to ^ :u - : s of those entiusting themselves to .their Hit Pu raer will please accept our thanks for ' Wiiladolphiajjapers. : t . Ar ' UlEMY of St - Vincent or Sfe' Pattl.—Wc a> attention of the public to theabove mentioned utt iu tlli = city, which resamed its exercise on Sn IUst< As we remarked on a former occasion, h, ,I1: ' llaa always been distiutpiished for the nnm- lIcellence °f her private schools, and it V’uotnt l lca8ure 40 8tate thac the Academy of St ‘ llf St Paul has been, and continnes to be one :tv ^ s( | oonducted as it is (|y the Sisters of Char- Si,,, ,J aro alwa Js laborious and faithful in whatever f 100 ‘bey arc placed. , ^ J at y E Fi - oiud x Mutton.—The lpVerso.fgood mutton themselves with an article as fat, tender %ti U * lt ' 118 Cvct> •• le boasted mountain mutton of 0^. at the stall of Mr. Thomas L. Harrison, in hjj ^ rket - Mr. H. recently received one hundred hfcj^ ^heep from Florida, and we understand that ft^j 8 ‘ Mc arrangements in that quarter which will iu ‘ t0 furnish our citizens regularly with ex- Per steamship V. B h Chase, H «Ki_. rhilfoed, A U Munrgoi York—P W Cornwell, i, M H Polaaki. JC Iteon. Si Per steamahip Taunwamte, from PbilaMli - HR. Hunter A G, Crane A u, Brady, S A Ca, Hons- “ la o. A * Co, M A Cohen, Claghoru A C, L A Kohn. T M Tunno A Co, MacV, B ft Co, J Lama, W H *.Uo-, Hess ft a, H ilcombe * Co. O “ Cohen, W W Ltuceln, S W Levitt. Per steamer Laura, from Augusta—T H ham, A i)utenhoffer A Co, G w Wennlmtham. La- Roche, W A D, J M Farr, and order, r Consignees per Central Rallraad. Bept. is, IBM. 252 baleiacoaap, 18 do dame sty-?, 8 do yarn, Dhftla paper, wool, 3 mate bwfou, 1 him crockery, 12 bbls (AMroifc-ffJ bbM frnM *hf mdse to F W Sima ft Co. W R Boggs, Beady A M, Sloan, 8 A S, C Wilcox, cox, R L NeWlmger, R.Ehrlich, Botfawep it, War ren ft Cro, Beil, W AC, Crane ft G,Bryan,f ft Co, L J GuiUaartlu ft Co. , ^ftci r Sla,-' 11J< ^ e b;ed toah^National Express Company ° u aDl * Augusta papers of yesterday. — The two uegroes, Jde Dyer and L. ‘* Ti °ii oi,T K tumed over to the County Court for litn Wolen 0U ' n 01841 P 0B8eaai0n supposed to have • were examined yesterday and discharge d VE8T POCKET PISTOL, No. 22 Cartridge rocket Revolver, (Self-Cocking) New Pocket Revolver, with Loading Lever * Police Revo ver, Navy Size Calibre * Belt Revolver, Nwty Size OaMftft»mil > Belt Revolver (3clf-Corking,) N*vy Calibre 1. Navy nevrtver.^ftioffin. Dal it^e Army Revolver, 44-180 in. Calibre Gan Cane, nsing No. 3»Cartildge ' ‘ Revolving Bite, 38 «nd 44-100 W. Calibre Breech Loading Hille, No. 38 Cartridge Biedbk Loadiog OaiLlte, Nm 4EC* ridge U.S. Hide, Steel Barrel, with Sabre Bayonet U. S.JtiaedJLptket, Spriogdeld Pattern •roil lllon, New Yoi Philadetp^iA and Southern Mail Steamship Co. For Philadelphia. wm saa for tea above porf on •ataaaay, «e#t. HA-at t a»t«JH«k trannaL *i tvfx M untledi Tor freight or pasatee, having sup rior accommo dations. apply to * ■tow . ;; ■■■*■ ■ -WPNTER ft GAMMELL. AIJHINISTRA.TOB3 8AIX .jpt tEth, WTLLT * cn«KTlAN Wll be sold ba the Brat TUESDAY te Novemhar, te front of the Court House, of sale, Eleven (11) Shares CENTRAL RAILROAD STOCK, sold by order or the Ceurt of Ordinary for the beaegt of the heirs and creditors of tbe estate of tee late Miaa Elizabeth B. Barnwell, deceased. JOHN B. BARNWELL. sepI9 Administrator. BY O. LtllMAIT. THIS DAY, 18th test, at 10 o’clock A. M., in front at - atore. will be sold. An invoice of Goods, Just veoatveft per Gen. Bsrnee, conaieting of: 18 dozen very line Ladies’ Biding Slow, 23 dozen fine Gents’ Kid and Doeskin Gloves, 50 dozen Ladies’ and Genta’ Half Hues, 25 dozem Woolen Socks, 15 dozen Grata’ White Shirts, Ladies’ and Gents’ Linen and Madder chiefs. Spool Thread, Bpodt Site, Suspenders, Belt •Ribbons, ’Fancy Buttons, Meerschaum Pipes, Fspey Toilet Soaps, Albums, ftc., Ac. AL»o, ■An aeaortmeat of Groceries, Baesn- Sides, Short, dare, ftc., ftc. aopl9 UNDERWRITERS’ SALE. BY BELL, WTLLT A CfUUBXTAM. THIS DAY, at 11 o'clock, in front of store, will be sold, for account of Underwriters and all concerned, 35 COILS BALE BOpL. damaged on board steamship Virgo, aad said under inspection of ihe Port Wardens. Terms cash. aep!9 JOHN HAHON & GO. Coner BrongSton nl Jeftrsn Six., .. Offer for sale the following stqck of GROCERIEa&c. ■Jl.'l > I . • h ‘ 300 DB<& F ' w>UR ’ variou-i grades.. ■ ICO bbls. Porto Rico and Muscovado Sugars. f ’ 10« bbls. Cliriled Sugars. *. •■•• •• 2#bbls. Crashed aud Powdsred Sugars. 16« sacks Rip Coffee. 5C mats Java Coffee. ,, , 108 eaddiet Green and Watte Teas Choice. ■ M -.1 .1 a. 180 boxes Soap. • ■<:!* “ j • 5|) boxes jtasorted Candy. imXftl ; 3f Hds. Bacon. Ac., 5 hhde. Surar-cared Baaaa. • v 25 packages Leif Lard. '" ' 20 bbls. Byrnp. 20 bales Assorted Yarns. 20 .bates Gnnay Cloih, ' m .’ 20 bates Domestics. _ ■ " 10,00) yards 8*3 bland Cotton. COO lbs. Twine. 25 boxes Chewing Tobacco—5s and lie. ‘ ' 20 boxes Grant ft WURama'. A*- - 20 boxes Choice Cbewtag. 50.000 Segars, various brands. . Together with A FULL STOCK OF GOODS IN OCR • LIKE We also offer - ■ ’ 5,000 bush. WhRe Corn, choice. 3,OOWbuah. Feed, do. 1,500 bash. Oats. 200 sacks bran. i- -• : l.eoo bales Hay. se4-lm Regular Auction Sales OF Uarseg, Mules, Cuttle, Wugoua, Burbles, CARRIAGES, Ac,, At tee Veterinary Stables of B. W. CAMPBELL, on Bky street, between Jefferson and Mifotgoaaery streets, wtU commence on WEDNESDAY, Dept. 10th, an-* every Wedneeday thereafter. aepU-tf Mk ft, W .LSU. On TUESDAY, October 2d, wiH be soM, te Wont ot tike Coart House, IMPROVEMENTS ra Lot No. D ra ' Prat Broad street, second Lot from Gaston street. ' fhe improvemewte Are a two-story Wosdra Building rad a Blacksmith’s Shop, subject to a lease for fear yaws and six months at $60 per ana. The above can be treated for at private- sale. Far farther par- ttertars enquire at the Counting Beam. ' eepl2-2taw Ida . REMOVAL. fismsad-iovbA w>Y w-iW IfisJii !A4i»4«w «iW* Removed to 14 Stoddard's Upper Basge C ONSIGNMENTS of Cotton, Wool and Produce generally, respectfully solicited. * - . Advances made pn most liberal terms. Goods for th) Interior forwarded witit, care and dispatch. .aepl-l** Moore ft Nichols. New York. Pabuerr ft Batehelders, Boston. ^ j. Johe P: LeveA Boston. " ) ' Joe. C. Grubb ft Cih, Philadelphia. PonltnOy ft Trimble, Baltimore. * NSory Rgisom-ftCbmltew ftrlbans ft Metopbls NV«* >«to tWFW M>n at L. M. Ramseyft.Co.,St. Lcnia .->q Albert E. Cranw Bra Frescieco. jeSOJmB ' t ‘ > >G11 IV ^Planters 5 £ mmmmvsLL\ Vkt \iamiigbeSr Wrmr tollDlto ’ M 0 tetom of ' LOWER SAVANNAH Um property known as the RICE MILL," intend at pace putting in oil pew ajrt , necessary machineiy for making It A FIRST-CLASS BICE POUNDING MILL. Nopatna wm be apazad fiMfATtOV. to have Rice tharbairtr 'cMntlM ©edreft-for L RrStMbndayjn October. (A. market, and to the Flanters and Factors who give na rMruatronamN«eMnM to»H attention tot .5.1*1 g iving ample racIHtlM for. atorlng Ifl^lnaittera and Factors can ship ait nny time to the Kill to suit their convenience,. to remain sn storage or for Branding/ \ t!A)Yp D. WADDELL. - ' 'toltfillll R. .TUNIRK ROSE ft nREWKieg?,. . J-HMUlg td^nUtH^IrtJe qfAwpr’Sfsof the mu itetras sufonlam. rnapJne of Meesrs. Rose A Banking Oboae of Ws KIunso A Oo . in Exchange building t nr of 4 Har l22-tf r«- «- 1.18,1000. ibflfe ft fo 8 J f-fw e, ^nT^ 42 ’balhs cotton, and IM*e Josephs ft Co, J L Viilatonga, 8 E C Wade A Co, Tison ft «, AH-——-. , J F ft M Hamilton. & W Garmxny, Wbmu, P A OOiC H Williams, S K Roberts,.Conper&mcA, anttotnare. Amcnstm Marks*. Aconaxx, S«F*- W- Cotton.—There waa a good demand today at im* proving prices.^ We quote: atriottcHJcxid Midditeg.?- ■ SfclX Sales 82 bales, as follows: 17 ot9%40tj*E*I**: 11 at 80,10 at 30)5. IT at 31.12 at Slty, 2 at 42, ar bales at 32>4c. Receipts, U bales, ’ ■ gi . Gonn—Brokers are baying at 1420143, and OWNMB at 144®145. ^ I ' Su-vea,—-Brokers are buying at 135, and selling at 140. A , KS®S53^sW>W’ LOW PRICES! Quick Sales! a yi: mr lv el apd opei^j llfUjINHNST IIS) foUSki OtviSl ' DBT OOODS to be found te this city, end Which we offer at LOWER PRICES than they can be bought *)* at eny other b»rt t !eoFFl'»*‘E “FP<Wff Ksusy variety of Dreaa Quods ; 'fiSSSSSuML . caothnnnd GasalmeMS Figured Unnea and Driiia Esahnorteries aud-Imcea ,' . gdffrry end Gloves Ribboas and Braids ; HairBsiisaadCoifo Lace Pelata sad Veila ... Bradley's Empress Trail* - Baadkereiiiefs . , ■ ft*., *C^ ftc. ,, A I .-.r, BIMSTK1N * ECKflAN, iK e-oHr. 1 i«lCbnglGw*4«M," •niiyaAf • t r i •" . l 1 i j i fiAVAWWAHe QA# V” 1808Q applies- * Ordlnarv of mini lration to the estate'pf John Pray Maxwell, late of an MMff. wmwq. Tiy^IAS H. MAXWELL. ADMINISTRATORS BALE OT BELL. WYLLY dt CHRMTIAN. Will be aJfcl>y order of tig Conrt, in front of tee Court H jitse, uu the FIRST TUB8DAY lu October, between the legal hours of sola. 400 ACRES OF LAMM a Abiding county, 6th district. Not *15. Also, te Union'coauty, 7th district, 1st section. No. 104. ean- teining 160 acrea. Also, 40 shares Georgia Railroad stock. S-fid or tbs benefit ot tbe heirs and credi tors of the estate ol 8 King. Arms cash, purchaser to pay for titles. C. B. KINO, ku2S-tda Administrator. EXECUTOR'S BALE BY T. ft. WALSH. Oa TUESDAY. October 2d, will ba sold in front of ihe Court House, east. half of Lot No. 31, Columbia Ward, subject to a ground rent of $11.00 par annum. With improvements, a Dwelling with four rooms, and Kitchen is yuj. KastbalTot Lot No. 18, Green Ward. Ground rent, 057.56-per annum. Improvements—two-story Dwell ing, with six rooms. Kitchen and Stable. ALSO,- 40 shares Central Railroad stock. Sold for a division amongst the heirs. Terms cash, purchaser paying for title, and stamps. suJU-tds EXECUTOR'S SALE RT T.iOg.tJ J. WALSH, On TUESDAY, October 2d, wiitbe sold te front of the Court House, ONE SMALL WOODEN BUILDING, on til* south era quarter of east half ot Lot No. 31, Columbia Ward, fronting on York street lane. Sold for the benefl the heirs aud creditors of said estate. Terms cash, purchaser paying for title* and stamps. au20tda EXECUTOR'S BALE RT BELL, WYLLk * CHRISTIAB. win be sold on the FIRST TUESDAY te October, te front of the Court House, te the city of Savannah, be tween tee legal hours of sale: Lot No. 17, Carpenter’s Bow, fee aimpterad Lot No. 12, Crawford Ward, ground rent. TbstoLprove- mewta ooustst of a two-story wooden House, and four tenement brick Mousse, belonging to tee estate of Mrs. Margaret Jamas. Sold for tee benefit of the heirs and creditors of said estate Terms cash, purchaser, payisg tot papers. B. D. ARNOLD, Executor: -J. - -W- ff-'l/ : --SWooi«g. MB41Tfl»RL Empire Line FOBNEW YOBl PASSAGE RATES; . Cabin Pnashge, ftB9 Mttragt, 913 *TlB STEAMER ' ~ Saxi Salvador, , ATKtsS, Master, WW oall for New Yorkon Iatv4sff v foyt. »*. nt —o’clock - Si For freight or paasagsi hfirtag accommodations iu perior to any OOmportn SlgjMde, applyto lft ; 1* Stoddfird’a Range. . OARRISON ft ALLEN. Agents, reply ' /Nto.9 BowlietGreen,N. Y. -Augusta AND ALL WAY LANDINGS ON THE - SAVANNAiff RlV-Ett- THE STEAMER - “■ WRi leave as above on Wed p sorts T, Sofoik M. «t » ovloek n. na. Tho new and oisfrnt rtiwmthip ~ USTorth. IPoint, Captain BmcrA Will mil for Baltimore on Friday, Bay*. Of, ait — o’roosk — ra. For freight or passage, having good aecommo- dhtions, apply to LaRUCHE, west ft DANlELfi, rail ‘ Murray^© Ijin© NEW YORK. CHANGE OF DAT. The firet-ctaaa, new rtoesiahlp !NTiglitmgale, — -. CARPENTER. CteUBOPder, Will soil on har rggalar tlgy. Tacadsy, Bept. 25, nt — o’clock — ra. For freight or pamage. having superior accommo- dationa, apply to HUNTER A 8AMMELL. . S4 B»y rtrwt, r Shippera are requested to brlJg tax lecelpts for their cotton, as it la by the law necessary to attach them toAhe mlla of 1 aging. •aeplt FOB HEW YORK ATLAMTie epA0T 'Mail NteMRBktp Coiypajny. SIDS WHEEL LINE. On Mm Pmasmge, |U. .Deck, $11 Tbe Dew and very fast tailing tide-wheel steamship GENERAL BARNES, 2.000 tons burthen, Thoe. H. Morton, commander, wiU positively sail on her regular day, Tkmrsdny, Bept. 20th, at A o’clock p. ra. For freight or ^passage, baring new and oplen- didly arranged aeoBrnmodatfon*, apply to WILDER ft FULLARTON, No. 8 Stoddard’s Upper Rente. N. B.—X ■ c ?j;ki bertha secured after Tuesday, 18th lnataut, uuiesa paid lor. sytll Satiriay. For Palaika, K Fla., TOUCHING AT'BRUNSWICK, 8T. MA- RY’S. FRMNAJIDINA, JACKSON- YILLE AND PIOOLATA. ..... Tbe new and elegratotodm poetci*. TaTXZXWa BAKER, ikit. N. KINO, and SYL.VAN SHORE, OapA JAMES TUCKER, assss'ssrssff a ssrSa-b DAY MORNING, at ten o’clock. NewTofkateara-m - - _ Farfrotett or Fasoags apply fit the. oflkera Rertda *^**^°*** OLAGMOSN ft CUNNINGHAM, » .. i . .r Asenta N. B—Alifrelghtpoysbte by shippers, JylO-M 28SA roil dALE f RIVER STEAMBOATS and TOW BOATS, of nitons tiaes and draft. ALSO, / asBtog.TsgssIs, Riim Barges, Ac. r ’ A.’R. da cxwta, 1 No 4* Water St reet. N Y. EDWARD 8 YOUNG. CLAYTON 8 WOODS YOUNG & WOODS, Bankers &Brokera WILL rsejlve Deposits, boy and soil Exchange, Hold and Silver, Uneaneht Beak Nrtes, Government, Railroad and all Other Securtttes. Will also bay Cot ton on orders. Collections made sod promptly remitted. They wiDalao.make'coilectlons la any part of the United States, aud make oath advances oa cotton consigned to our friends !a New York. Charleston, Savannah* Apalachicola or New Orleans. Operating on a paid te capital, with our long es tablished credit, k a sufficient guarantee of safety te all oar basinesa transactions. REFER TO Adaau, Frost ft Cm, charleston, S. C. Johnston, Woods ft Co., Savannah, Go. Foote ft Malone, Mobile, Ala. Josiah Morris, Montgomery, Ala. Wm. H. Young, Coi umbos, Ga. John King, Banker, Columbus, Ga. JannliffTii Wicks ft Bra, New Orlean*, La. Gathrle ft Os., LoakviHe, Ky. Bhtrok A Rowland, 8t Louis, MO. Koram-e, Ala., Sept. 1,1808. ■ pop*** sralAW - , -in- * Johnston, Wood?r A- Co., Osneral Commls’nSNsroHints o k We. t* stefMmrff’s Lsi.rsr R«»«e, SAVANNAH, ' TQ(B£E AND dealers. AMD BAB $200 WtthoraHIPEOVEDffTMHaiL Pip by isaiea and genUftincn. Send for oar free C^ialoffue QMUInim ssnyles and pricet^fiddraMk Jyis-sm •" * . . LUMBER to bauds uf McLSOD ft BR'JTUER, at tee rtd omce of M. A Allen ft Ca, near LaChiPoo’s Foundry. ■ Me^..McU^ # fiBroteer^»'|^^/g^ CO. September , owikSts^fW" 11 * »arraf 0 • , ♦* wemIto,l,0 consignments. .... nt .. and is apsciailv gaaMEsd -for tbs Care al all io! thefoet. She waiwaes a is at prearnt attheOGRREB OF .RMARDSTRKSIM, bn* Will I offoe. She wUl visit psttegfia at their rest, dmm M dcairecL Befcra bypwmtedoa to Dre-North. fbeh mrt Hori- TIMBER and Ch-2-ton.-hree tee c*T7 boro., Vl FOR RENT, terms, PM O UMI ■ : naan ms on total g:..j .'.fciAi POTO-OOUNTINa In the gndUn- Attorneyat-I—, Sylvaaia, Scriven coaaty. Ga. is? ft BR0THI8, copy 3 hahate tiyMftwia COTTOM OIMS • - r/ - -: vti " vti T ■ 4 Loag Staple, mm i’ Cm OF THE FEET. Mrs. Eliza Keogh. rao WAS instructed is youth by her my» GOLD MEDAL MERRY. FORT AND MADEIRA, jairterr^ouRBON, WHEAT NUTRIENT, ! - OLD HOMESTEAD RYE. sSSaSs*S!S3.3«fia ^cklagtecaseamir^veDJsuOwa Wine*, Bnodito. ?1^3??fcrt?^/ratom*ed OT to matetata taeHtandarl aa rrgarde quabty, *J»o, to mrtate- creassd affnrts torataln the craffdence and pagra- aga whichhrahehaaoJT ta^i!&z%'srsr' H. C. KUWE, • satannaN. and ffl proataOnt dmmm, Grocers, etc. OPINIONS OF'THE PRESS. Tbe I*— of BteUfftf ft Do,. pn.U Braver street, la a guarantee iff the exact and Mtotal truth of what ever they represent—N. Y. Com. Adeortkto. The Importing honae of Binlnger ft Oo.. No. 10 Bearer rtreeti U conducted upon principle* of tetog- «ra attorney. rity, tatamoOkVgd tee highest hoaor.-JMLKvertng aa3iui Godey's, for Ocfober. PETERSON'S, for October. Dffois REVIEW, for September. THE GALAXY, Ho. U. mIcKWOOIFS. fot August. AMERICAN MISCELLANY, Fart 7. BraioUaftp.-t* FOB NEW YORK ATLANTIC COAST Mail Steamship Hone. SIDE WHEEL SHIP. EXTRA ' SHIP THIS WEEK. The nrw and splendid sidewheel Steamahip A.lt>emarl©, 1,000 tone, Capt Cubw tat. will positive gait oa TMwrsrtsy, Both lmst., mt — s’elssh — ra. Fo Might or pasmga,haetag accommodations aa- surpassed, apply to WILDER ft FULLARTON, $ Stoddard* Upper Kangs, sept3 Opposite the Fast OEM, l Q 3 MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FOR ST. THOMAS, PARA, PERNAMBUCO, BAHIA, AND RIO DE JANEIRO. JO Under contract wlte the United states aad Braai Government* lur the carriage of tee maila, will die. prtch ode of their NEW FIRST CLASS SIDE WHEEL each over 2,000 toaa burthen, On the 22d of Evsry Months Port of Mar the fa iffic rates of New York! at* aad at the follow- in gold or IM eqalva- Fkvthe following reeled ports aad at the follow- 'iloing payabl fibre From New York From New York From New York From New York to From Mew York to . SO* -fill* . 170 . 180 de Jumlio.... Steerage at half there ratOftmeste included, hat not bedding. An experteaced Surgeon is attached to rack vised. All Lnttn most pare through the Fust OSes. Post age la crate For further information or PMe*|e»|>|dy to Mo. 12 -wddaid’s Block. GARRISON ft ALLEN, Haw Trek Agent*. Mixed Cora Afloat. O 000 bushel* )*udi*g from rehootrar Maggie and Lucy, for **le low from the wharf. »eplT-»t ROBT. HABERSHAM ft NONE FOR SALE, ^ LUMBER BASIN, froutteg MO test oa jg fo Orerer af B«y and Warn Brnari titoem. Seda Far tory. mm steam saw m EASTERN WHARF, SAVANNAS, GA. fff nafiiirtgradjmvira*—ylrUitei JL OfiftQ fiAW MILL, k—wn as te* STBAM SAW MILL,’’ would reread* aetfUlf RgjUXft BROTHER. Ball oftoet, next to Fort Office, i .-‘.K (Down rtabaj CHATHAM COUNTY SHERIFFS SALE. YX7ILL BE SOLD on tee first Tueaday in October Yv next, between the legal bran of gale, before the Court House door in tee rtty of Snvunsh, tea steamer MARY BELA. »lte *H her tackling aad ap parel ; alro, two Steam Rollers and one let of Kakea. Levied eo a* the property of James Avery Skiltoa, to satisfy aft*, tanned out of the Hoamibbte tho DuperiorCwitt of Chatham county tefavorof Baah- nelis ft Co. Roperty pointed (rtkj jlMWilTl At- tJ aSi'tda Sheriff of chathain enanty. CHATHAM COUNTY SHERIFF^ SALE. W ILL BR SOLD on the first Taeaday in October next, hetwean tee legal hoars of sale, be.'or* the Court Hoorn door. In the city of savannah, LOT No. it, and the Improvement* thereon, In Liberty Ward, city of Savannah, b leaded on toe north by Sta'e street, on The south by President rtreet, on tea eas by Jefomon street, aad on the wart by Lot Mo. 18. Levied on a* the property ot Barney 0. Wagner, to satisfy a fo te laaued oat of tee Wraprable tho Shertffnf Chatham coaaty. INTERNAL REVENUE GUIDE. LAW OP JULY, I860. Containing all-the Internal Hfftmf law, lift Pnrflahi—, trwpp. Uona, Btiunp Batiaa, Ac. Frleo, $1.50. TOE NATIONAL TAX LAW: being tho Amended Act Of July 20,1805, Interpolated with the Acta af Jana, fOM, and Manfoifim. Price, it oenta. Just nreivud and for arte by finlg < -'G E8TILL A SHOT HER. Eimgrant* Can be Supplied WITHHl UN DAYS. mHB andoraiEPad are prepared to aapply Fteawiu l add other parttet who ipay be in want of WHITE LABORERS, and ihare made neceaaary arraagr- mrata la the Norte uafi'l any orders for agriculture UriMMNpWaodeatt-ja, Hrtihialea, etc., wTthin Tea or Twalvodayefromth* day the order tertren bor*. TbolAtaotowareodes raortved by the teaployere ra arrivalbf tea naamre here, ami mraportortto the potota where tiiey are wanted fitKmptoyen’ expraea, and teaRmptoyara have terther to pay a certain rtrifi per heart m advance, partly aaaeeortty aassss»a.*srss“ M '“’“ The teU W whimt-Parmteg Lataa sassgg Faratere Laborers can be $500 per year, tee Employ-, Rotor , Rope. 1000 s mca ,di * ior — aad good. DARIUS ALLEN, «ap4-lm mPine rtreet,» [aw York. . LIME. 2000RARRKU °f hart ROCKLAND LIMN, WANTED TO PURCHASE, FOR CASH, A TWQ STORT BUOl DWELUMG Mam ba ■rafio-tf Agratsortbwa ixrevreOfpeay. SiG-VJ ■ ■■ Of Bottom l* ' • ■ ■ ' * C ^ Incorporated lm WW, a ▼. RUHR. Secretary. A.RL I in. AcadoatyantesOteofOotoharramt sgM antt-li