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MATTER Be lisSlSft SKl'tCMBtB « 1866. *UU YORK ^-•at’ingale. Tuesday, September 46. »t > ^ uvinuston, Thursday, Sept. Saturday, September 49, It 14 roB BOSTON. v of lia’-U, Tuesday, Sept 26, at — %£** October * mt ~ W^W**’* at 9 a.m. K ,LUK1U»- ' k , r cVe ry Saturday morning, at .die r. ; ;nui snore, every Tuesday morning, at ".'U.parture of Train., " ., DiIL v rASuisoEB or mils ‘ 8 A. M. 81 6:15 P.M. 8P - “• PASSaSOEB TBA1S BA ii.t tw" ! ' 7 a. M. tijc 8z45 a. M. ' ’ •;*;*.** 7i05p.lt “^'^riaESOKB xbais jinib 6a 7:05 P. M. 4:0U A. M. 7:00 A. M. „ 4 * *' . . ax P.WWENOBB TRAIK **** 6:40 P.M. .IIiO’S* 1 8:25 P. M. t •' f J .ii' it’... 6:30 A. U.. : j;vU “ Gordon trains connect with I... nl ^i Jt jaaaeuger trains at Gordon. iuiluoad—daily (Sundays cx- (tiedj ar .....7:30 A. It. 7:3U P. M. ‘ ‘ Cask A. at-..- scu 6:10 P. M. Tkd OM*4r e*wtt. In ttld Cdflrt yMenUr, bated ffl* Bhtoffl. presiding. Urn following caa> Till | state ye. Henry Brazier (edbred)—Flan,. gwilty. Sentenced to pay one hundred dollars, or to be placed' at work on the public works or roads for two months. 8tate Ts. George Danielle and Martha Rjells (col ored)—Simple larceny. Danielle plead gnilty, and was sentenced to Ray, a line of one hnnijred dollars or to be placed it work an .tbs public works or roads tor two monTns.^Tirthir case of Martha Byalls. a not. pros, waa entered by the Solicitor General. State vs. Thomas Wilson (white) and George Butler (colored)—Assault and battery. In the case of Butler not pro*, was entered, and Wilmas, committed toy, trial. State vs. Thomas Wilson—Misdemeanor, ties, guilty. Fined fifty dollars or thirty daye in jail. State vs. Charles Myrick and Lyman Howard, both colored, turned over from the Mayor's Conrt, on the charge of stealing shoes, for examination. The charge not proving sufficient against Myrick, he wae dis charged, aid Howard committed tor trial. Attempting to Steal Shoes. Charles Mallett and L. Howard, both negroes, en tered a atoro on Market Square, on Saturday night One of thtai desired to buy a-pair 'of boots. After be was fitted with a pair he said he had but two dollars and went out of the store with bis accomplice, who had stolen a pair of shoes while the other waa pur chasing the boots. Prior to their going out a third party entered, when the number one party who de sired to purchase the boots told the store-keeper he would be in shortly, and reminded him of bia two dol lars.' He returned shortly and waa asked by die store keeper where bia friend was who accompanied him out. He informed the store-keeper that ha bad never seen the man before, and that he did not accompai 1 him oat, TWftore-keeper sentbiaels*kouh.wijc i turned in a short time with tho negro’, whom ha faund standing around the corner, with a pair of shoes under his coat. Both the negroes were handed over to a policeman, who conveyed them to the Police Barracks. On the prisoners being brought before Hia Honor, the Mayor, they were both turned over to the County Court for prosecution. Ii.ne l losing Mails. Post Ulrica, Savannah, Ga. . . Ja „fflce utj follow*: ADl iur Augusta, South Caro- ' InJ Be&uiori) aud nil State* iu the ' 1 1 u if.uruia aad that part of Georgia VhU suruinur* and Atlantic ana Gull 1 • in- daily. • Kailboad, for Auguata, Columbus, j VaiiVille, through puuches and way " 4 . every U^y. •' " A yu ul'lf Railroad, for all points on '.“/agu-ns; lS.u uuridge, Momicello, Fla., ' ; jjJrtii western Florida and the West* .tucru Coist, 5>a ni. daily, Sunday* ex- 34'Tevmkrs, for Brunswick, 8t. Mary’s, jaCAsoiiville, aud oil points oh St. John’s •vA-itfu uutl LUrflern Florida, 9 oV wv ."IjitarJayB. > , ;U )ir:ic. 7;a every Friday morning leave Ko.v York during the month .inlaws: Tlio French, Dales, Ham S- P.» steamers on thedth; the ^ s, a fork on the 11th, frojn Boston r . 1; .vAli, ou the 11th; tho Havana and Ant- ,‘ r , L .u the l'ith; Mexican, via Havana, on o de Cuba, Bremen, Dales aud ani- ‘"‘Ij.... oauard and Havana, ou the t Ju the idth; Aspinwall, on the 21at J firemen, French, Dales and Hum- * T> i dui.Aid—iroiu Mow York on the ~ 7.,tl on the •iotir, Havre, Dales and Ham try Se»»t Without Danger of Loss, m-, of M mey Orders, at the Savannah Post Office opens for business at 9 a. m. and ... Ou dumiay* the office is ope*u fro*" A. L- iiABBIS, P. M. r/ STiLL BROTHEK, Newsdealers, Sta- g.,ukhellen-, bull streei idown stair : o; day lane, next to the Post office, arc au- |.cdd^cUlfe for the Daily News & Ukbald. s id'i with them will oe promptly attended .iiayor’u Court. . rnuu Grant?. Mayor pro tern., had one of the id: ujikeis to dittpuse of yesterday that has been ■;j*. uj :u stvoral wei-kd, as will be seen 1>c1jw: uinorary poiicfcuiiin was arraigned on the e improper coudact, drunk and uisorderly, Aiiistoi on the iiruprietor of a drinking . ju jUrie: bti-iarc. Xue uifeuaer, having tailed si. any fiu:euiein in his own bebalt, was fined i ^sa idub pwtol turned over to the future ., :av deeper oi iue po.ice arsenal, jjulieiiy was charged with firing a pistol in the . Hr. i> i.iUcily stated that he was a private discovered keveral negroes loitering u.. :-c premises oi .uoasrs. B.-ll, Wy liy b Chi is- a-ui r . to leave waeu ordered off, he fired •pu.poSfoi alarming than injuring them, tuiicd that the la ,v gave no policeman aiciiuuu the right to fire a pistol save kmcc, and a* it was not shown in this ii« was lired ior self-preeervation, Mr. -d-cii five dollars and the pistol retained iv i a cju.d ho taken by His Honor the Mayor, t.r for refusing to leave when ordered 1 A'i-ic.iv.were fined each two dollars each, and -t.iiu; piyuicm to he turned over to the Chief charged with creating a disturbance -. lb and reiusing to-discontinue the same - ::r.vd vj d„ so, waa fined two dollars or to be Police Barracks lor two days, a j.ured,) charged w ith being drunk and ; .U the streets ou Saturuay afte.not -•'*<. ; .ored.) charged with srr.king Levi Wil -4- uigro boy, in the market, ou Saturday - 4 . hut-d tw j dollars. Up n ex uninaiion, •t.y fiuua io be a vagrant and was turned over ♦’j -cc barracks for occupation, jiccu. vcul). d.) charged with being drunk and torU1 the market on Saturday evening, a ; so mating a m.uuiicfc therein, was fined twen ty r-. ur io no p.aced ou the chain g-mg for twenty •ini: Green (cdjrei) waa charged with being 6 uisor.ierly m ihe d ree.s, and resisong an •i discna/geof his du y. Green s ated that the wjMMitiieiy mis akeu in the person, and tha • :- oui the p nice man because he did not kn w -• aa^ted oarr-dt him. His Uo.ior stated that r • >•* 1 hue b;m five do.lars. and turned him over Lte iiair^ck-t m order that bo might have uaiitate up jn tho conduct which caused th# Arrivals at tha Hotels. Iti I Col W C Bttd, Pis iH Hampbreya, City J1 Mobley, Peiryaville i |IC«9 Missy MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. LUC*. W T Wright, steamship H Livingston J J Johnson, District do W H Smith, H Livingston T C Bennett, BA Palmer, J ~ — • FHexgan, W H Keua, iifoyle, Ga do Hornu sville IC White, taty G Chavons, Richmond co B R Odom, Bnrke co Barnwell Banaell District .*U2*8ass®BB». J B 8tripliug, Sandy Ford K A Keiil, Ga C S Morgan, Valdosta I M Aahlr-y, CoJee co D i yj a L G Heatb, Bnrke co SgREVBN. II S Haines; <Nk^] R U oiwek, tdM LM Raynor, SC T V Lawton, s C Dr Heoley, USA jHOUjifcex-li, McG^lt, . „ ■ - ifsnsrKr’*" H Hnmphi eye, .City - - ‘ r 711 4 AflWMffiMtfc ic3» rrsi-J THE THEATBS. ' L •Mfifi^f > tmmf»ri - •- . Msiday, tftftf tt/ ISM* ™ Xlj© First AppeftraHc* ' OF , • KOTEL»8 'Nightingale Opera Troupe. Organized io 1846; reorganized in Baltimore in ri,iia“ffijr.s“^gisr‘rsa; B1GMTKBN'-rtHtFtSMEBSr whs, f* two week*, yoriolk, Peter-jarg^apd^Linch^oig.^HU^h- ItlThdtmoiiSotMinstrelsf ’ aep21-lw Auction SeifSa j r AUCTION. Special Sale of Boots and Shoes by e. unukT. ’ Os WSDMBHM.Y. Mth imdaat, at 10H o'rtoak m m., in front of etoc^ will be sold, 50 eases BOOTS sod SWOH, just arrived per atoatner City of Bath.*conalattng of Men's Sawed French Calf Boat* Women’s Congress Gaiurs and n.i»~o. Men's Buff Balmorals, Congress Gaiters, Buckle Shoes. -» OxfcrdTito, Bngana, Slipping Children's Balmorals, Ao. 8I j Shipping Intelligence, ““.^STWTtTOi At Tybee.. t m Hion a-ATxa.’ , «,Htl Il l 6 27lAt.Port. ,.. r „.7 M PORT OF 8AVASNAB. " : Moniiat, Sept. 21, M66. * Ariivtd, Steamer Swar, Cohen, Augusta—H A Cohen. Schooner Maulo E Taber, Arnold, Hew Tort- Mas ter. British brig Firm, Wiley, Hew York, In ballast— Marshall k Bro. Clenred, Bteamahlp City of Bath, Lover ell, Boston—Rich- anMoa k Barnard. Schooner Margaret and Lucy, Oriatw, Jackton- ville, in ballast—Master. ii.'iTT-, . Hons, Rbwtx—It is distressingly trne that in this city we labor under tbe disadvantage of not having a sufficiency of dwellings, and this places many persons the mercy of the landlords, many of whom, wane gret to say, are seemingly taking advantage of those who, from necessity, live in rented tenements. The subject of extortionate house rents is exsroising tk«. minds of hundreds of our citizens, and we but apeak tha truth that the pressure >s becoming too great to bear. Wo have boen informed by intelligent persons that this grievance has assumed a greater magnitude Savannah than anywhere else, but it Is ball enough everywhere, according to the accounts that rea. h Us through the medium of our ercliauges. This intolera ble barrier, if not lightened by liberal action on ths part of property holders, must xesnlt iu decline depopulation. Rentals are out of all proportion to profits or salaries, aud therefore bear with crushing weight upon those whose busiucss necessities ..nd en gagements prohibit tbelr removal. We have been told that It is lost labor to declaim against the extor tion of laudlords; that whether right or wrong, they will, as a general rule, take all they can get. This may be the case with some, but there are many who are not insensible to the claims of humanity, and to this class we appeal, with tho remark that whatever msjf be thought of the cause or the cure of the evil, there is no doubt of the fact that a large portion of the people of Savannah are now ground to the dual by oppressive exactions for house rent. We know it is hard for landlords to realize the fact, bat it is never theless true, aud we sincerely hope they will check tbe growing evil by the application of tho proper reme dies. A Thief who Repudiates Specie.—Wo learn that a thiel or thieves entered tue dwelling of a widow la dy residing in the eastern portion of the city a few days since, during her temporary absence, and after breaking open several drawers proceeded to a trunk, which he also broke open and nnluckily discovered about one hundred dollars in greenbacks, which he appropriated to bis own uae. In the same trunk, we are informed, there waa over toe amount of green backs in both sHvercoiu and bank bills. Probably the thi-f wanted the money for present use, and iatomh, re.uuding it in some shape or other at a future day, and thought that be could better doeoiu greenheet* than in either of tbe ot ar currencies to ths trunk. He, however, managed to escape with hla booty and lias not since been discovered. Mseioraads. The steamer Swan reports having met the steamer Two Bo)S at Griffin’s Lauding, and steamer C S Har dee below Burnt House Lanuing, both bound np. Steamer Laura waa at Joltnaou’s Landing, bound down. . ,,. t v j ,,, rj Ja Imports , from Augi ou do woo),.30 bhli flour, apd mtjva. ) ~w rrr iji , 0 ; ;i Per steamer Swan, from Aogusta—32 bales cotton, Exports. Per steamship City of fttto, -tor Hostop—J2 jbwp non, 44 uali-a paper stook, 8.600-At rttmser, 4h kales cotton, 4c0 hides, 8 boi.s do, .43 .helps pickura ton rope, 15 tons Iron, 43 ualcs cottoft waste.'' cedented GRAND CONCERT St. j^ndTew’s HalL A Grand CoAfttjwiU be fllven by. ., * pioF.^VLESslNfe, ' .iMniULk PROFS. MAaAs,' eORHBV AMD LOOTS, ADD MR. , 4 ' ‘ E. EHRLICH, " . AT ST. ANDREWS HALL, On Tasaisy Creaiag, Sept. 46,1166. J.-lk|k» W *A^flM* ! I-7B8T. 4. ««ndMofc>jhte . 2 d jtoQ, is. FAataisie de Concett toe. .Vioiuncpjlft Laden de . Lsmuieruluor. 4. Tableaux Charadeiistiquc, Leopold de Meyer, Piano adhJSH .Ifj *L. A .<3. Mm 5. Fifth Grand ITlo by Resiger.... i nV lieshtato I, oil ‘ PfBT SECOND. V- ^ I i. March Triamphale, ,i' Grand Caprice lioogrois,)“ 4. II Trovatoro duo de Concert, -i'll* Looia and Lessing. 3. bounds front Home, Duo for Violin and Vtoion-, - t, ^^a tJIIlf A essing. * AUCTION SAL*. S. M. LAFFITKKI. f THIS DAY, la front of Store, at 10 o'etodk. Dry Goods, Clothing, !PlaiK*.... L *“ 1 ‘* a “4 Gorrea. , Violin pod Piano. Louis ~ Pasucngers. Per steamer flwan, from Angusta ATC Bennett, E R Mean, J J Johnson, G biiavts, B K Odqui, W F Mo- garth, L M Haysor, Master 11 Perry, W J Shone, Capt H ltoheit, J T stone, XG Lawton, LieutUKCDarby M Langford, aud»deck. i . >i-r’ CsaifgiKei. , Per steamsr Swan, from Augusta—M A Cohen, B O 'oiade A Co. S J Josephs k Co, A Da'.enlioflor ACo, luvatit A Wa| ifliii.ii«b[|rt88.. H T .eraog, C, PbrJy,.Cflpt |^obe^y^’|<^|f u Per schooner Matti' R Tal)er, irom. New A'qrkGlL A Cohen. A Qomin, Johnhun.-'wood k Cor taffioffil’V West k Darnels, Palmer A Deppiah, Central B K Agt, Sloan, Stubos A Co, Tison A Gordon, E C Wade A Co, W H Stark, Consignees per central R. R. rt'J-v :’T1 2&obalf*Wtton,47 df> ykm, 1*96 Otomm, (W bbl» dried fruit, 9 bales hides, 25 boxes stationery, 5 do type. 15 oars lumber Mid aidfet. to W H* Stark k i\), A Wilcox & Co. Crane k Grayoill, B Padelfor.l. Geo w Fatten k Sou, Champion k Froemaur ^ A. Hard* a k co, Johnston, “Woods 4r Co, Y H Ilehn, P mips A Myers, S J Josephs <k>, Clark, Jones & •jo. LJ Gullniartfn k Co. Tiio9 Brerigan, T B Mar- cttall k Bro. ^crauton. Smith k Co. Aft'ORR, Bel), Wylly A Christian. Tiaou M Gordo*, Chpi Hejuold, K WVlmS k Co, Emstein k tcliman, W A Lovell, Brig Holst k Co, Wilder & Fullarton. 1 : - Brown (c.-lored) v/as..charged with beating H.d belter half suited that he desired to di.aani.mg oilier thing* lie desired to lake -b aiiktri which she and her children were i u i ' :i . iiifl ibut the resisted aud atteaix»ted klaukot or ont-half of it, whereupou Brown ' Jer a:ul r ** ; i off, and was flually captured by a d-tii «ua hauded over to the police. Brown, -u Gc.ciiCe, stated that he waa a loving hus- -a la uot dcMro to leave, but merely wanted -*• U micile, us his wife’s mother and sister - -fi* tiuiLc baddiog with him and always raised 'ii never lie said anything to his wife. As the ’ -uirdcm-j that could be easily adjusted, J&iB .M..oun in costs, with instructi©*itofe- 'o-viQdtter immediately. (colored) was charged with assaulting ,c A:ltl “ hword. Nod told a tale which went to a third party had brought on the disturb- * -tup u he was fined only two dollars, and ' u:i-,c<ited. v « • ->rtd),charged with creating a disturbance ' ^ -■ jard, was lined five dollars. -h.iiMH (colored), charged with sleeping under ? as> fined two dollars. . ■ r LJ” .on (colored), charged with oornmR- - ,-nce in tho streets, wsa fined five dollaA’ : imiied over to tho iPolicc Barracks lor five The Land «x Love.—Wo are indebted toKspUA Bro. for the September number of this pojaihir pe riodical, which is made up of a variety of interesting matter, as the # following list of contents will show, viz: Breckenridgo’s Report; Sketches of Gen. Jsckson; Nutrition of Animals; A Sad Story; Fight in the Nameless Isle; Decline of Classical Literature; Sketch of Judge Badger; Adele St. Maur; Haveraaak; Mis taken Sympathy; Southern Lyrics; Defence of the Cavalry; 8ketch of Gen. Price; Gen. Lee at the Battle of tbe Wilderness; Review Notices; EJitoriaL The Ktjnei.es.—Last .evening this troupe met with a very flattering reception at the Theatre, which was oortainly.well merited. Tbe singing wsa very fine, as was the instrumental music, while the Jokes and wit ticisms were new and generally good. The Theatre waa well filled, with a good sprinkling of ladies, and everything passed off pleasantly. They appear every evening this week, and those who enjoy negro min strels should pay them a visit An Impobtant Decision.—The Revenue Depart ment of tbe Government has decided, as we have ' been informed by Colleotor Wilson, of this city, that toe sale or removal oi any liquors on hand not in spected snd branded will make them liable to.teixnre and enforcement of toe penalty Imposed by law. The Savannah Advexiuxb.—Our city cotpmporary, the Advertiser, msde it’ appearance yesterday morn ing iu a new dress, and considerably enlarged. We' congratulate the proprietors upon toe success of their enterprise, snd hope their expectations as to fa future may be fully realixed. Brio Fib*L—The British brig Firm, CapUi* from Ne# 4er*, in ballast, arrived yesterday, 5 signed to the enterprising firm of Messrs. T. B. Mar shall k Bro., who will immediately proceed togiv^ 1 timber cargo for Barcelona. AOction Sale of Fdbniture.—The attention of our readers is called to the auction sale of furattore, ad vertised in another column by Masers. Bell, Wjlly A Christian. The sale will commence, positively at 10)4 o’clock^ , ■ > ' 1 t White Fibeheh’s OelebbaTion.—We learn that a grand White Firemen's Celebration will take place in this ciiy in about ten days. Fob copies of late Nashville papers, we are indebted to the Southern Express Company. UNMH & BLEASQNst St. Julian Street, West of Market, -'01 0 t 7 ' — rntifcii Lessing. W F, n a,AudamieBnaFtbale. Mai . Tlohetrf One Each, to belmri at toon. Parse d fton'i, M«nra. Cooper A Co.'s Book Store, Mr. F. Lessing> Music Store. Mxnsra. A. A. Solomons A Co.’s Ding Store, and at the Hotels. Concert to commence at 8 o'clock P. M. rU . LACRAMT. TBJB DAY. 26th instant, at 10 o'clock a m., in front ; stale, wffibeaold, 45 dOMn Night Bleoraiag Osreaa, 60 doaeo assorted Perfnai erica, 100 bases Fancy Toilatte Boapa. r Neck Ties, Gents' Scarf-, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Spool Thread, Fancy Buttons, j BeM Bibbona. Coaba. Albums, KnlvaaaudSciaaora 100 dozen assorted Ladies and Oantr 21 dozen fine Kid and Doeskin Gloves. . , 1UO. An assertnfrnt af drscariss, fro., he. sep25-lt HOUSE AND LAND AT AUCTION. BY BALL, WTU7 A CHHUTUfl. Ou the FIRST TDhSDAT in October, to frontal ihs Court House, will be sold toe late Residence of Win. Remsbsrt, to Effingham cuanty. It la a healthy and ■dpaffit location. the impeovesanta consist af Dwailtog, with four rooms, and dining room, panory, closet, hUrban, storewoom, two barns, Mabla, carriage hones with large lob, smoke and fowl houses, and a good wafl of wafer—all erected in 1862 and '63—-togatoer wffi M0 Acres of Land bardarian on the Central Baikond, 49 mflas from gavannah. It lies between tbe Central Railroad and tbe Louisville load, is 114 miles from Marlow, and 2 aides fran Wbilaaviite. Terms—One-third cash; balance In one and two years, with interest from date: pare Baser paying tor papers^ stamps, ke., the payment to be secured by a toaiffihge on tha premises.Ft* ibiW EMPIRE LINE'I Osfeta Patsggt, fl. heclateamtMpi) *- • <ei. »n ~i ALA BAM A> LIMKBURNER. Commander. WiH sail as above on intarday, Sspl. M.all4 o’elnck m. For freight or pie-age, having anpdiMr aeeommo- .h’iiioShiMinf, r ORNEW YOEK ATLANTIC COAST * Mail Steamship Line. The floe aidewhecM The new and very fast aalling dde-whMl steamship datiwia, apply to aep44 Ho IS sioddartf?Range. OARR1SUH * ALI EN, ■a. 6 Bowling Gtoan. Haw Yeah. Philadelphia and Southern Mail SteamshliT Co. For Philadelphia. try fast sailing slde-v HERMAN LIV1R68T0N, 4.000 tons burthen, J. B Baker, commander, stu positively sail on her regular day. Thantay, Sept, (tlk, at • s’elsck a. na. For freight or. arranged accommoda^ new and aplandidty FULLAHTOH, 6 Stoddard's Upper Raafla. H p _N.) engaged berths asdued ansr Tuesday, ^atlt mat., nnleas paid Lit. ^ atpT y- Tbeflretekto ateaffiMilp < Tonawanda, S. TKAL, Commander, Wm sail for ths above port on latarday, Orithsr 6, ad — •’clock w. jm. Fes freight or passage, haring sup rlor accoumo- d » 4PPlT t0 . HUNTER * GAM MILL. sep2i Groceries, Provisions, AND ‘ A Lot of Millinery. For Augusta AND ALT, INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON TBS ^VANtf$P.*UTKfc BY BIaUN k HEYKH. Will be sold on Wednesday, 20th instant, at 10)4 o'clock a. nto at toe Stables, south side of Bey street, between Montgomery and Jefferson, Several fine Draft and Saddle Horses, Several flae Mules, and Drays, Wagons, Buggiaasnd Harness. sepit-4t ■ Hsbsden's Cabminativn Sibtjf is recognized by iciaus as combining all tbai is necessary to ralieve cholera, diarrhoea and dysentery. phyki and ci GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY AO-aWTS FOH "***&*> 64 Conrtlandt Street Nev Tori. rner Bronpion m Ji °fr<*,) i8 (ElIiOCERIlGSy &<S gQQ' 'fitly. VlOUH, Various grades. ' 100 bWs. Parto Men and Mnaeorado Sagars. YU 10obo V*WM? 3 WMAJ H 2u bbls. Crashed and Powdered Sugars. |160 sacks Rio Coffee. eiiBAtiwlaaflL'oi^^irr ')Ll 100 caddis. Gpeaa gad BktchTo»»—«frhtO«v 100 boxes Soap- , ^ , _ if i 6Q boxes assorted Candy. 3t hhds. Bacon. " 6 hhds. Surar-cnred Dams. 26 packages Leaf Lard. - 2.i hales Gundy Cloth. : 1 • 10,00) yardf ^tlylagd Cotton, - , • ( ntibarffwioe. - - ---> 26 boxes Chawing Tobacco—5s and 10a. 407)0X09 Grant k Williams’. 20 boxes Choice Chewing. 50,009 Segars, various brands. Together with A. FULL STOCK OF GOODS IN OUR j| l LIN*. We also afli# * r 1 1 6,9«S*MMh. Wtdts C*n, choice. 1 3,000 bash., Feed, si Co. ' ; i ^ ■■ AT AUCTION. ' BY V|»(K, WILLIAMS. MclHTIRE E CO. WU1 be sold THIS DAY, In front of store, at 1»K > ‘ o'clock, , j 60 boxes Scotch Alo, 60 boxes Cider, 4 Ubls. Pic-uic Lemon Crackers. 10 boxes Pyle’s Soap, 10 boxes Lemons, 5 bids Bacon Shoulders, 09CW 19 boxesOeyo’sOid Java Coffee, M firkins Butter, - i, 10 boxes Cheese, 4 eases Brandy, Id bases Doakee’s Baking Powder*, A cans Canteens, covered. ALSO, otlrer small articles. Gents* Cndar- \\l ? Bfa‘ ’ ^yvJhetr' of Dluij ahirts, kc. ma cull. -pQS SEBOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI TURE AT AUCTION. by* Bell, willy b chribtiah. fVhltpo sold THIS DAY, at lQji o'clock, at .the resi dence of Mr. M. J. Solomons, ou Taylor, one door west uf Barnard street, ) Seta oi fins Parlor Furniture, Dining Boom Furni ture, Bedroom Furniture, Mirrors, W Mb stands. Bed-, ding. Bureaus, and in fact toe contents of the wfadto bouse aad kitchen, too numerous to mention. Alsou one ffne Piano, vtto stool and cover. . i'Tttffis cash. . -. sepal ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. • 3 U i > MANtTFaCTDRIRS OF ALL KINDS OF' U . tiNfe. Ac., Ac., and dealers in all kinds ot Railroad, Steam ship and Engineer's Supplies, oils. Varnish, Paint. Hemp and Kuober Packing; Oak Tanned and Rabbet Belting, Brass Fittiugs. Chipping and Riveting Ram men. riles, Chisels, Gas Pipe, Nails. Circular an:l Gang Saws. Pumps, Steam whistles. Steam and Wa tor Onagers, Steam Engines and Saw Mills of evtn description. Ac., Ac. Also Agents for A. P. wool A CO.’S cetsbratod Portable Steam Engines. Bolts, Nuts, Wasters, Sett flerguto, Yap. ami ulroad, I The Orest towtieu.^ J. W. Bradley’* Mew Patent ihtppx ; tic (or Double) Sprtag MUrt. -Kiv.-rs and Alfred Rivers, both colored dr»y. * ia * fitf&t about a mule. Both claiming that Lsr Struck the first blow, and neither of them -t the fl^ht, they were fined two dollars f*dh. _ s — TaiKF AiiK£9XikP.—William Grant was ar- r '; . r Wiuijun Otter man oh Friday afternoon last, ^ -ka’ Bridge, i»boat twenty-tao miles from thi* I " ~ 4 'iug ffi his poaeossion a hone which ho hud “ :: Ui Binder, o; SorWen county. Whsn arroated » J ^:*oued, he Elated that he waa on his way to ■— - fiat/, where he intended trading the horse *•-« i*exd oi cattle. He wa* brought tothis city, ;i'a warrant issued by Jus Lice Thomae Smith, ^•Ueu to the Chatham county jail to await I r .- v ." ,r ,ui llie authoriuea of Scriveu eoanty.- fi ^arrested on Friday,near ihs eameplsce,* ' ; hh a mule which had been stolen from this *■ bruu^nt the ipiule fc^ck and returned it to ibW ’ ° ul lue negro managed to make his escape. I and Master* or Vj I ' r ttJiQ nin will be found the notice bf Hia Honor, 1 \ ‘ Anderaon, notifying all persona con- * ^ Mr. H. F. Willink, Jr., ha* oozninenoed £ removing the wrecks at the Ferry ffhairk I V- at l ^ e Yard. Ail veaaels passing those \, affc <,rUer ^ to give way to the appliance* of Mr. 3^*“ aUtl pasting Bteumera are particularly ra- ^ ^ biuw ao( ^ caution* in passing the wreck*, the men are employed at work In re- same. I H:v, , j H4rb - ^ Ia * ter and his a«al*tant, and also ths t 0l,Ce t are requested to rigidly enforce cempU* '" lUi toe published order. COMPOUND EXTRACT^ 101 COPAIBA and SARSAPAWLLA Ha9 -acquired the utmost fame In every part of the world; it h*a been examined, approved of ana tnnr- tlonedby the faculty of medicine, and retommeade l by toe most emluent of tbejirole As a SURE and spE hi- Buodis, Kitixclfl, I ''“ft. Atee “ CuE “v Pxcionat to atop your colds, 6sJ" and br °nchial affections before they run ip to ‘^on tut you cannot atop. « P 20-lw TO Blooms Tnx Gxmjine Observe this / Lf BEL, t acesed o And cavering tbe bottom of each pot. NONE OTHER IS GENUINE. - Observe these precautions and address orders TARRANT a oo, No. 273 Gresnwlcj sweet, Hen ffork. ■ Sold by all O uggtWk -* . n REMOVAL. T* Pure Refined Steel Springs, tightly and drmly together, edgo-to toaghe.1, aaat Mtxfali ever used. TBoyseldsi gle Springs, and consequently preserve (hair perfect and beautiful shape more tbaa twice as long as any Spring Skirt that ever 1»aa or can lie made, wonderful flexibility and great comfort 'And tv to any lady wearing toe Duplex Klliptk Skirt 1 Tjeerperieocf dparticularly In alien bliea, Opens, Carriages. Railroad Can, tel Chairs, for Prqmsnads ami House-Dress, as the Skirt <su> be folded when in nse to occupy a small smaratocs a*'.".; : : v$ wards willingly dispense with thttr ass. - For children. misses aX)4yotoW)*<V« FJPf+>? Cr The Hoops as. wmtl with 4 ply ffauMfl thread and will was twin w kaff m which la need on all Single St —— nci Will also bear The NAME of the R!) Pill STUB aad the _ Umitsd Sraraaj^J^Mq'iiS^aWrtl Agent. comfortable ana econo mi ering —. _ stairs, stone steps, Ac., which they are constantly subject , ' All arej rt ever mi nr? J,5t9buah.Oa * ■*- 2ooAflik* bsm 1.00(1 bale* Hay. M.«) set-1 m BY BBlais, WYLLY A cHKISTIAM. WilX.be told in front of to* Coart House, an Ihs TUESDAY in November, between the legal hosm br sale; v Western half last No. 16, Warren Ward, with im provements, subjecl to a ground rent of seven dollars and fifty cuts par annum. Purchaser paying for titles. ' • ANDREW M. ROSA Adair. m. GARDEN LOT AT AUCTION. BY BELL, WYLLY Ac CHRISTIAN, ton Hid the first TUESDAY inOattflwE next, to front Taf tho Court House, between the legal hours of sale, will be wold: 27)4 acres (more or loss) situated 2)4 miles froaa the ei*,-nctweeu the Louisville Road and ~ cleared ground, and toe rest well liml Twins cash. Purchaser paying for I Canal—to acres ibered. titles. sepUl Waff For freight or passage, apply on board or to Mi A. OOHEN, Agent F. S.—Freight rceelvsd at All times at the Inelo- sure en the wharf, adjoining the Xx>w.r Rice Mill, and terwarded With dispatch. OLD MEEK • un -ua buiix Lwre erery mm For Palatka^E? Fla., TOUCHING AT BRlt&SwlCifc, ST. HA RYU FEHNAND1NA. JACKSON VILLE AND PiOOLATA. A# ffliw and elegant steam pnAetih ' IdIZZIE "" ‘ dipt. H.' 4brtJ,'anK" ' * " SYLVAN SHORE, Capt. JAMES TUCKER, having lean specially fitted Bp -lhr tots-roate wll ^S:srn e o»^ vew ^ TUK - Mstarstuff, will leave JacksonvUle every Tuesday ss New Turk steem r*. Fer freight or Paatnge apply at'tbe office on Florida Wb ^ art ° CLAkliNfAj^hNlMnAMi/ Agent* jfc B.—All freight payable by shippers. l»16-tf VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUC TION. 1Y IGLL, WYLLY <R OHRIBT1AM. Will be sold in front of tbe Conrt House, on the fir.^t TUESDAY iu October, between tho legal hour* ol ■ale: - < No. 481—490 acre* Coffea county, 6th District. *. No. 514—4ju da do do do do No. 207—490 do do do do do ; Wo. 3ol—490 do do do do de Term* ca*h. Purchaser* paying ior titles. . Nf>21 UOW PRICES! W EbaveSustre bTUCKof v ADMINISTRATORS SALE. EH BKLL, WYLLY A CHRIBYIAM, Wlli be sold on toe first TUESDAY to November, to . front of toe Court. Hoiue, between ths legal hours of sale. A* 108,17th District, 2d Section, Cherokee county, to acres. loot No. Ill, 'id District, 4th Section, Cherokee county. No. 194.11th District, Lee oonnty, 492)4 acn la 11a, 10th District, Dooly county, It Alt a 196,. Uto District, Dooty county, 2U2W Sold by permission of tha lxaionble Court of Ordi nary of Chatham county as toe property belonging t thegRate of George A. Ash, deceased, for toe benefit ' “ ‘ •( tbe estato.' no.'^ffnmiKi — -“J&Lsa, : a55SEiajg yDRY GOODS | le found 4 4*’ (b?a city, and wKictt 4fe offer at' LOWER PRICES than they can be -bought lor at ary other bouse, consisting in part of variety of99n.|jRGabda’ T *. ! 1 > l'I»>^ I Goods ' Clolhd and CasalmereH rtgwlsff Lkeswaud Drills Embroideries aud Laces !( gular Auction Sales i ■ Incc Points and Veil* : > Bradley’s Empress Trails atojft’WEfea. ,i_AltMales, CfftJ, W«.ns, lhfgtefl, rtfi ji , mytl-tf L\STEI\ & ECKJHAN, l5lOon^reeaA*eiA'- 8A VANN AH. GA. oT Brian County, Georgia, for Letters of Adinini ti • e estate of John f »raj RaxwelL late fit aaifi iit deceased. JlOdltrf ' " v THOMAS H. MAXWELL ., aenHdw ’' . ' Johnston, Woods Sl Co., IIS Invention consists of Pi^ljK|(or t j[jV(C*lfrffr^OQNllNiN , BMOfObfilltfi StoddarS'i Lower Raagt, SAVANNAH, GA. OI Yl f i:i TO TIMBER GUTTERS AND DEALERS, .is . InViYe C NSIGNMMTOPF TIMOR LUMBER to be placed in thehandsorj McLEOD k BRiiTilKRf ‘At'tb* old office el Allen# Co , neoxDinblt iff!fbnodfY • Mesgra. McLeod • Brother will *** •faSK hi|*civiDg anil for aelIUn under oar »aviw. ctuTc advance* will be Gtok. Pramrfteles^nd^u^^arag^ of to* heirs and otp< *ep!6 , ADMINISTRATORS MALE. BY BELL, WYLLY 4t HUtUTUS Will be void on toe first TUESDAY in Novembar, in front of the Ognrt House, between tha legal hours of tale, ‘ ’Eleven (11) Shares CENTRAL RAILROAD STOCK, Many order of tbe'Conrt of Ordinary for toe benefit ■toton beira aad creditors of toe estate of the lata Mies Elisabeth D. Barnwell, deceased. JOHN B. BARNWELL, ,1» Administrator. £ , .CABUMfi«, ffto^ At toe Yeterinary Stables of B. W. CAMPBELL, on Bay street; between Jefferson and Montgomery streets, ■«,) cotumeuoe on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 19th, and — lay thereafter. aepl4-tf every 1 BY V. J- W-fLSH. •i- - Oh TUESDAY. October 2d, wUI be sold, la front of jthe-Coort House, IMPROYtEMKNTff on Lot Na W On WratBranff street, eeeaad Lot from Geeion sWiet The improvements are a two-story Wooden -Balldtog and ■ Blacksmith's Shop, surfers to a Mane for tear man aad six months at (69 per nanam. ' Tha above can be traanl for at private aalb. Tor' further par- tlchlara ewfioire at too Counting Roor- topl4-21awtde THE STEAMER S W.^L N WUI leave as above oa J, Sopt’r fid, at V unite It a. aa, adt**W- r BOATS, of~vaiTou* diseTaod JrafL aSoOlfifi Yewele, »£fil<»«a>i(«a *•- A. M. UA COSTA, 1 Titg stceet. N. Y, SIDE WHEEL laXOTC. Passage, |tt. •o~fc.fi* UuHiou und Havannah Steamahlp Line, FOR BOSTON Tbe fast steamship CITY OF BATH, G. W. Lotbwbix, Commander, win sail for the above port on Vmoaffay next, fiept, 96, at — o'clock. For freight or pataage'appiy to bepft RICHARDSON k BARNARD. JVlurray^s Lin© FOR NEW (MRYORK. CHANGE OF DAT. Tbefint-claas, new steamship ISTightingal©,* CARPENTER, C.mmander, Win sail on ber regular day, Wfeadny, Sept. 96, »t — o’clock — na. For freight or passage, having superior accommo dations, apply to HUNTER A GAMMBLL, 84Bt/ ntrotf. •» are requested to brieg tax leeripta for thtir cotton, as It Is by the lsw necassAry to attach them to the :»'i- -- '--Hng, a S»pl9 TBE MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. H ** ST. THOMAS, PARA, PERNAMBUCO, BAHIA, AND BIO DE JANEIRO. ■» Under contract witb the United SUtes and Brail mrenrnenta far toe carriage of the mails, wUI dia; hone of their -fir _. new First class sidewheel TBAM8HXF*, each over ROM tone bofthenj * On the 22d of EveryAflonth* From the Fort of New York! to aad fit the follow. in gold or Us equiva- For the fate wing named poi ing rates of passage, payable 1 snt: From New Tork to st, Thomas - fiN From New York to Para $160 Jfrom New York to Pernambuco 110 ii (from New York to Bahia. ISO Prom New YWk uf Rio do Janeiro... 400 half these rates meals tndodsfi, bat Steerage at bail noitetlaing. • As experienced t . surgeon is attached to escbvsaael. All Letters moat paw through the Post Offtcs. Post* me 10 cents For Inrtoer information or passage apply to B. H. HARDER, Agent, T. No. 14 - toddaid’a Black. . i i. GARRISON A ALLEN, mySl New York Agents. for' them • ytlt prominent “ita devotion toll Florida and her a them up from the valley of to a MgteffRipmaf thfiffM nerve to»fr ajfiia tor tfie ’'ife! JdffN'ito fiNtoa* to our Agent, aad la authorised to receive snhafirinjirteaae telicli advertising, collect money, and receipt for the CHATHAM COUNTY SHERIFFS SALE. hull BE SOLD on tb* first Tuesday to October WW next, between the legal honreoi sale, betors tha Court Hnate door la the city of Savannah, Uto toiwner MARY ELLA, -hh all her tackling and ap- pfiM; ako, two Steam Boilers and one lot oi Rakes. Dated ea aa the property of James Avery gktlfrto, to satisfy a fl. fa. issued oat of tbe Honorable the StetotorOonnof Chatham eonnty In favor of Baah- ueliaRCo. Property polntea out by pidluiifTt At torney. BENJ. L. COLE, auXl tda Sheriff of Chatham county. PHATTTAM COUNTY SHERIFF’S SALE. « o. 17, and toe improvements thereon, in Liberty 'ard, city of Savannah, b unded Oa to* north by state etreet, an the couth by President street, on the sfcs' by Jefferson street, snu on the west by Lot No. 18. Levied on an toe property of Barney C Wagner, tothtiafy a fl.ra.msi.eJ oat or the Honorable the ifififfty COnrf (hr toe caanto of Cbatbset In favor of Wei, soil ff Jansen. Property pointed out by plain tffPnatiorney. “ BENJ L COLE, Yaffil-id -Sheriff of Ohath-An coonty. Chatham County Sheriff’s Sale. SWILL be sold on the flirt TUESDAY In October Vl next, between ton legal hones of sale below .the Coart Hohee door In the city of S yoonah, toe ■steamer MARY ELLA, with all ber tackttog and ap- b, thro* Steam Boilers, five Reapers, one ddlng, two boxes Bedding, ene box Boots, ADMINISTRATOR^ SALE. BY UlX. WYLLY fft CHRinUI. Will be sold-by orderof the Ceert, to front of toe Coart House, ou the FIRST TUESDAY to Ootober, between tbaWgtthounef tale, the ACRES OF LAND la AunUnff eeunty, 6th district. Mu. *16. Aha, In Union ronnty, 7to district, 1st .ectton, He. BA Cato taming 160 acrea Aieo, 49 shares Georifn Railroad ataek. sold nc toe benefit nf the hem end crodt- : T * ~ie dwnteof ft King- cash, purchaser to pay far titles. ~ - ■ ft ft KINO, - Administrator. ••(I Tories c EXECUTOR’S SALE. . 9V T. J. WALSH. A)u TUBS DAY, October 2d, wiU b» sold fh front'of 18 tha Court House, esst half ot Lot No. 61, Columbia Ward, saUtct to a ground rant of I1L60 per aanum. witb improvements, a Dwelling with four rooms, add Savannih, September -7J > fl | Kitchen to yard. “w . f,T il . I >1 1 ' • ’ ’ East half of Lot No. 18, Green Ward. Ground rent, ' $17.66 (for annum. 'Improvemenl is ^Fbrutein an ftnt dies stores to thjs dty. and throughout the United SUMS ana de Cubs, Mexico, Sooth America, Inquire for the Duplex EHTphe oi* doitble Skirt. iy8j8t 3 Agents Wanted « ’ll ABE NOWPREPARM to ^‘1 "* '* 1 '' - rAMtofitete, , •A. WfreMWAV ted ftednoe OG nemoved to 14 C ONSIGN ft feugrall j v . AJvanc^* niMdeon most liberal t«nns. ir forwarded with car# Gpod* for the lutcrloi Sacks Liverpool Salty 1,0.6 buaiieU Prime Yellow Ooro$ NY PROF. R- L- DABSET, ft. D.,OT r f'HE attodard Biography of the immortal hero. and for sale by •epM-lw In atoro nn of tha work* Address rnsR. jtWim QlYoYnioaa Works, T CmwiMWH 13’ fly the trade ^ #■> Jills' . I-..I1A | mmhJfactured at"thbgw>RQU^hemical c jfeLeLa^y.u7<^Q^pg^ ,r - i ItUon&im’ ; Sindrie* of the principal Hotels, slusion of all cilWh- rfpS-lm UT M»y fitreeL •»« ' ing, wnhrtz rooms, Kit II Its—two story DweU- and Stable. nuy-tda 40 shares Central Railroad alack. * Qiiijiun — mn*t tlw brim cash, p vrohaaar pay in* far titles and stamps. , v EXECUTOR* 8AI*. ! ' 3 ’* 1 Vriaomti j. w^lnh, ." ”. Sm. On TUESDAY, October 3d, wil. fis add to OMh of the Conrt House, ONB SMALL WOODEN BOIL*ING, oo thaen verofwmt haR of Lot Not *1, Catambto Ward, on Yelk atroetlana. BfaU for toe fiteefi j aud creditors of said CMato. Tbnfiaoato, pwfchaac* pay toff Itofitl ■■ tefiNamps. IfiT RYWfUITOgH BY BKLL. tKYUVACHElir^Ai. WUltoaoU oa toeFIffifiT TUESDAY to October, to front of the OoaTO Benae, to tt twaen the legal boon of aala: Lot Nsl'H,Oarfanma’i Bow.toa.attofftoteff Lto 2, Crawford WW, grornid rant The *o.l2j( > t**uU)0 ilMBWWW aid Sw# _ 55 ws?:s*r tRocwRDd L& # be on parol; elan, I boodle BeddL— — . one box fiaMhiff,<nm box Stationery, oae hex Orotk- A ery, oOe Bed. Ac., one box Ink an* two tuxes, cag- ieut* unknown: 'Levied on aa the-prepcrii of Henry L. Palmar aad Ohfiriea C. Skiltoa, to satlxfr aa attachmeulretnrna- Ma to the Boparior Court of Chatoam ooanty to Jan uary next, at the anlt of Obaa. L Colby A Oo. Bald by order or the Hon. A. H. Hansel 1, Judge of the Superior Court of the Southern District of Oatogta; , r ffr ypolDted "b&S! 1 ucoLiTsSSe.c- David Bailed ERCHANT TAILOR SAVANNAH, CA. I ATTBNTKJNof Repeat) Peekeb New! Police) Brft Rev Jtett Re*nlffiW' NnvyRteWfito.aj$l$Mp.CrfH*e Army Htveffor, 4$4(0 Ifi. Calitoe Don Cane, asingfc*. firCaftrUffh Breech Loading Caihffifo Bh fftot lidgfi -I *3{j I » X* 4 \ kowo.-ening.Toatlrifnf«f•flteFrtnc!. ted Casslmaroas Black aad . tutored CWJto Doeaktom French ^entlemen^f punishing Good?, ’ eottfrfing oM -i* :***WSSk. .ttuawwjan* ojq MotowtoMcteto,Bew>Y«to4 * “'V-fw- •“ rra,i:r...;. :v John P. Lovvft finaMffij-nr ,*di■*.!(>■ d Joe C. torn to* toa, Mfi itirfkli ■ A V A* Albert E. Crate, Swt FtrfKtoBfi.. „ , - .5J *1 la 3-. $4t»M4l 9-9 teH-41 ’•l^ihi kkteWoa Dintog-U£ -,aa^a5»«,dixo UT • «te»t lwf--, . NEWi UT COIBKEII ITMBBT, . .v.-fct. A->. vtfl »vN" I,.a r. fl - ill 111 9 fcriifLl.P.*-! 1 .. V ESTILL4>«M0lw£&v> c illc gerurally, la invited to Ik* select Mock of Goods fbr FaH and Winter Wear ench end English Beavers; ChinchlU Gotha; Cash- fra ateffilk Vtottoga, ffia., eBof which will made up at ths shortest notice, and to thf moat -* style. Hurt aoc^pfc Mat ddkcUow of Umbrellas. W. Ueiaea wlsfiitiff. sqy oftha 11 to cffil before purcbaalng el mtne this Neck af gebdn. twoently .self to New York. t^T Terms positively cash. H "%'(f ■ • SO." teW-lm- . fifipfirtteJWQ swaatia I WimrtoPatol 81 1 TALL 6&T , > DeWitt A Morgen, Wholesiile A Retail Dealers, 137 poip«r«Bfi wtareet. savannah, ga., x . - - - ■ _ ■ , ;N(JW OPENING fit okxat VAKixrr ans ■ FroMfcttei4eff,‘ff4«thste*il