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; ^ A T mobn-tso., SEPTEMBER «* pa-;'. 1 V *n*au> , of steamships »«rt sieava cr* fob bbw tosx veteran, Tuesday, October 84 at Leo, Hcrnnn Livineston, Thursday, Sept- lock a- “*• iiakima. Saturday, Septembers#, ttt» fjsHiP — ID- FO li BALTIMOK*. Fannie, Friday, Sept. 28. at _ o'clock FOB P«ll*AP*LPflU. Totiawanda, Saturday, October 6. at — fob AUGUSTA. Wednesday, Sept. 20, at 9 a. m. fob FLUKIBa. , Baker, every Saturday morning, at i Shore, every Tuesday morning, at ixl Departure of Trains. ’■ rrivl, ‘ " 0A1 > i,aily passexoxu BP THAU tl>iB a *“ ,, 8 a.*. ^•TESi.*. 6:15 P. Jf» , ,vs Aoeu 8 P. M. Arrive, “ PA8SENGEB TRAIN I>AlL „ ,, 7 A. *. M*"” :;' 8:45 a.*. 7:05 P.*. Arr,lt ' .p s i0Hr PASSENGER TRAIN . av „ 5SJ v.„:naU a. ■? Vrt at Macon ..4:00 i at 7:00 a.m. SIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN at. 5:40 P.M. Mlf of 1C*. Bcnjuaia Whitehead* « tkf #« of ^Bo4kwfll k Whitehead, of till cttj/wbfchocrRrred M cholera aft hi* rarideBee on Soalli Btaad Wreet t half-pMt four o’clock yesterday Eft^mocm. Mr. t^weheod ted fiilt RirwzU dnea Saturday Vmb( was not tefiooaly fll until about 13 o’clock on oBh* d»y. Mr. Whitehead waaanatiTe of 4hi» city, aged about forty-one yean, and had been doing business here about fourteen years. He was universally respected for thi parity off bis character and the geniality of his disptMltMh. 4 TM deceased leave* two children, his wife having died about a year ago, after being united but a short time, besides numerous relatives and a large circle of friends and acquaintances. As will b4 seen from the notice in another column, Mb funeral will take place thin morning at hattfMt eight o’clock, from his late residence, northwest cor ner of Habersham and South broad 'streets. Board sf Health. The regular weekly meeting of the Board of Health waa held last evening. Present—Dr. J. D. nab, man, and thirteen members. The minutes of the last meeting were read and con firmed. The mortuary report, which will be found in another column, was then read; showing the number of for thfe week to have been sixty, of which eleven whites and nineteen.blacks were from cholera. The following mne wards out of the forty-two in the city were reported upon by the different members present, as being in good order, viz : Anson ward, Berrien.’ward, Chatham ward, Brown ward, Jackson ward. Lafayette ward, Heathcotnward, Reynolds ward, Washington ward. After the reading of the reports of the Ward com mittees, there being no further business before the Board, the meeting adjourned. t A 4 res Mat - 1/1 . Mgosfaat... L *. Isaisivaiuiali at-* 1 :,, e ville and Gordon trains connect With T. night passenger trains at Gordon. \si, GULF kailroad—daily (8undays ex- ‘ . cepted) . .savannah at - * I liX A * M * ... Tf,,itnasville at * :30 P. M. ir " Tiioinasville at 6 :00 a. m. t savannah at 6:10 P. M. ^ " Tim** of Closing Mails. Post Office, Savannah, Ga. •• »«e at tikis office as follow*: ,<hul Hailboad, lor Augusta, South Caro- • u lhml an#l Beaufort) and all States in the J . ueptffio Florida aud that part of Georgia V l-’iorida Steamers and Atlantic and Gulf i a t o p. in. daily. i ” IsiiuL Uailboau, for Augusta, Columbus, , Mile and Nashville, through pouches and way •“ a. m. everyday. ; j^njc a so Gulf Railroad, for all points on / ,1 a a d contiguous; Bambridge, Monticello, Fla., r “.sve aud Northwestern Florida aud the West- k Tsouthern Coast, a. m. daily, Sundays ex- ; j-nr.iPA Steamers, for Brunswick, St. Mary’s, : ,i'ua. Jacksonville, aud all points on St. dokp’e ; ^ y.nucasteru and Eastern Florida* 9 o'clock .liav-a:i'l Saturdays. • jiiBiMS steamer, 7 l A every Friday morning. I* hlign .Mails leave New York during the month • N^.tcuiber as follows: The French, Dales, Ham- - and Xassiu, N. P., steamers on the 8th; the " Sew York on tlie 11th, from Boston on I. \smuwaU, on the lltli;-the Havanaand Ant- 1 '"valuers ou the lfcth; Mexican, via Havana, on ,-r sautiagu dc Cuba, Bremen, Dales and am- ■ ’ I. \j\\w the Cunard and Havana, on the rira«ua ou the 2Uth; Aspiuwall, on the 421st *n Knuisvui, Bremen, French, Dales and Ham 'Vthc ‘W Outlaid—from New York on the tcom Boston outlie '26th; Havre, Dales and Ham- ou the 39th. .’iom y Sent Without Danger of Loss, >;v means or Money Orders, at the Savannah Post -- p.»-t Office opens for business at 9 a. m. and •, p pi. ou Sundays the office is open from y'i, j,,' A. L. Harris, P. M. r, _0N 0*004 An i MeORTia, larrtee, D 1 Bear,-A O^ood and - S—O A D 4acke. M Matbeva. Oapt H A Hopkins. B T HopUna, J 8 Hopkins. PrufJ O TanHootan. J A Watkin s * A V J Myeia. A Kahua, J Parahljr. W Connell, W J a Kejnnlda,, Hm»C'8ti _ _ . B Dndeniown, J leaner arid M Herbam. ¥ W Gilbert. R Hill, J Moffatt. W H Ben. natty A fiejdell, D M Fiahera, w Gnffln, Sam'l Hovt. ISKSBRKl iKtSAffiS Mrs Blnswanget, Mlsa ■ A Wr"— - - - receipts by water ara * WaM as _ ns—Mesa Pork ia also in very light sapply Balk aks» M and Dot MMaafln fa of aalea. lard ronaina dnlL Wastes Mrs Hiaawanget, Min M A Wdabt Mias K Gage. H Meyer and brother. J ColainauyW H Marcy, M Dtady. Nightingale, for New Tork—Mrs ' Thai W, Ballard, J-hOR Par steamahi] 1 Ibbel, _jPer ateamer H M Cool, from Darien—Mr William Tinker. Mr J W Winchester. John C Dutch, C F Hop- kina, Q R PiUchanl and tady, Geo Campbell, C W Blanchard, a Tnompsoo. PmOimm. - - BlUUidfa By an advertiament in another column, it will be aeen ihat Mr. McConnell baa reopened hia new billiard room near the market, which ia anpplied -with three of Sharp's first class tables, and we understand he will shortly have another match for a champion cue. This healthful game ia becoming very popular, and many of oar yonng men are becoming very proficient in it. and ere long we may hope to have a conteatant of our own who will be able to cope successfully with some of the champions of the Northern cities. We were witness on Monday night last, of an ama teur game between Mr. H. B. Butler, who 4s employed by Mr. Luce, at the Marshall House, and Mr. Bur- nett, of Atlanta. It waa a discount game of two hun dred points, played npon one of the fine carom tables in the Metropolitan Billiard Hall, and daring, tha pro gress of the game several remarkably fine shots were made, Mr. Butler at one time making a ran of one hundred and fifty-five points; at another time a run of one hundred and four. Several fine rans were made by Mr. Burnett, but the game ended in favor of Mr- Butler. The County Court. In the Connty Court yesterday, His Honor, Judge Levi S. Russell; presiding, the following business was disposed of : The Grand Jury was in session but a short time, and found true bills against the following parties, viz: State vs. Limas Howard and Charles Myrick (col ored)—Larceny. State vs. Samuel Enlley (colored)—Lareany. . State va. Samuel Reilly (colored)—Larceny. Plea- Guilty. Fined thirty dollars, or to he placed at work on tne public works for fifteen days. Judge Bussell, prior to adjournment, discharged from jail, without trial, five negroes who were impris oned fur trivial offences. * Per Ml B K, J W Aodenon J O’Byrae, Brigham, H A Co, Bradley, H k co, lanett, A Behteua, hothwell A W, J A Bsrrou. Blun A M, Bo we k B, Bell, W A C, M A Cohen, Cooper,#kF,f D(Jordan, jQClaude, F WGouoey, Cagrey A H. O Cohen k Co, Claghorn k Co, .Chain-, plea a F. 8 M (folding, M J Doyle, J H Demond, De- Witt k M. Dancen A J. P Uzialynski. Doyle A L Xr- wln A U, E Ehrlich, Einstein Jk B, M Feiyt A Co, A i, Prtedenberg,G C Freeman. W B Origin, Gneraid A F, Gnckenhvimar AM, L J Gail spar tin, Gazan-Bru. J Gordon MU me E Grudet, s Gopdall. A (Jo mm, C L Gilbert, Hilton k B, N A Hardee, Hunter A G. Mrs M B Haeett, Uousmaa, A A Co, Holcombe A Co, Hfetdt A Lo, A 11 Ives, Johnson A W, Aisuey A O’B, J Knox, Kenneth, McL A Co, LaUinop A Co, LlUenthal A O, W W Unsoln Tfoveil A L, Larpley jk Oo. J Laary A CO. LaRoctw, W ( D, Miller A Bro, J C Maker A Co. H Metnhaid A Bro, F M Mvrell, B MelaiyreA Co, McMahon A Co, P B Magan, and otnen. Per steamship Santee, from New York—John W Anderson, T H Auslln, H. A A Co, Jaa A Barron, ¥ Bateson, Brace A Bryan, Bell, Wylly A Christian, Brady * Moaea, Gilbert Butler, Blun A Meyer, Brady, Smith A Co. W H Burrougha, P H Bhhn, Blair A Beodford, Bothwell A Whitehead, cagrey A Halligaa, Iaaad s Cohen. Claghorn A Cunningham, Duncan A Johnson, P 3 Davidson, P DzhtWaaki, Beyle Jk Lyoa. Einstein A Xckman, Erwin A Hardee, J D Lacy, G C Freeman, A A L Fredenbmg. Uiicrard A Ferrtil, C L Gilbert. W B Gr llln A Co. Mrs O Gradot, Gnthnr- heimer A S. Seaborn Goodall, A Comm, - L J Guib marlin, 8 B Harrington, Mrs M B Hassett, N A Har dee A Co, A 8 Hartrldge A Co, Boleopibe A Co, John B llogg, 8 J Joseph. Kenneth, MeCea A Co, £ H Kb, Un, N B Knapp, J W Lstlirop A .Co, U B Lamar, J Lama, M Lillienthal, U Lanrant, Ltelenllnd A Cohen, W W Lincoln, Lovell A Laiimore Per bark Abbie N Franklin, from Bo-ton—Crane A Graybill, Haywood, Gage A Co, 8 8 Miller, Brady A Moaea Per schr M B Mahoney, from New York—C B H Agent, M A Cohen, J McMahon A Co. Lovell A Lattt more, A Oomm, Homer A Hans. Cooper. Olcott A F, C W Keechler, J Hausitu, Platt Bros, Tlsou A Gordon, 810OD, stnblis A Stegall, A A Solomons A Co, N A Hardee A Co, Brigham, Holst A Co. A A R K Co, J W Anderson A Sons, P it Behn, H L Stephens, Brad, ley, Hill A Co, C D Rogers, Duncan A Johnston. F W Sims A Co, Mercer. Anderson A Co, A Wilcox d Go, E C Wade A Co, D J Jones, W B Adams, Brady Smite A Co. - . - Per steamer Laura, from Hancock's Landing—E C Wade A Co, S J Josephs k Co, Claghorn A Cunning ham, Smith A Barnwell, J M Farr, and Order. Per steamer H M C. ol from Darien—M A Cohon, Broth well A Whitehead. tavai. $3 60«S75 lot No. 1 and Kta. . ^315. Pitch *3 "T—A» _ MM*L Jersey and 'Selling in ' Pno visions—M( and firm, the ahinnni transaetiena Ibr OMnask an mnows:meas raw—mnw of 100 bb!a, in lots, at $34 50934 75per ML Balk Meats.—We quote Shoulders at 15Xe.. aadMdwl7Xc. No mlsa. Bacon—Saks emhras. for the wee^3009400 hhds., from tbs trade, in lots, at 17*911 KcfovshouJ- derst 309ao*c. for sidw idter for Clear rifibsd. 75 casks sugar-cured Hems at 15a., andljOpp $•**“*■ lote at 26c.; plaiis shipping we quote Mgag*o. Inra—. Sales have been confined to lots from Jobbers*, prln-. cipaliy at 80c. for City, 21c. for Weatont-barrela, an* 23J4C. ftjr Baltimore Refined in kegs. Sugar.—Cube and English Island, common to good eels-, 10J4910K3.. 4 months; <*x do. gmty M9 18sfc., net; do. prime 19914c., nM| Porto Rlto, omi- mon to giMl grocery. IkJ^lSc^ net; do. pitaro to choice, 13«i914>sc.. net; Havens, No. IS* UXO. * months: BrazBrl>911>Jc.; Orntoed White, 19$^. TBDP—Golden, 87c. per gallon; Baltimore do. 75c. Is ddl and toll nominal at rif&Si 75 $1 bbL AUCnOM BALL mr BELL, WTUlY Jk CHB»n*»i Wffl ba aaU THIS ;DAT Ju front of Mcoe.MMk( Ttoasaal assortment of amall lots $2 42. SALE OF MU4BS. HOSSKS, As. BT T. J. WALSH. - * ~ ■ins DAY. 91044 O'clock. wOt to asM. nt 4 omkk A ; Co.'s 8 tables, ooritt at Harrtsoa sad WaM Broad » prime MnlSAymreg—dvrna^sroed tq ktojl' WI 1 fine Mere, yonng and styBsh 'Tine Horae, kind and gentle in harness Bust tod Hnwa _ four-horse Wagons, in good order 1 smbnlaodn Wagon ■ Phatena. New York Advertisements. DDRTEAS'1AIZEIA o z 3k. O* ' B. U z o > WineS began Claret Soap fsr Codfish Meklad Float Dry Goods - Hate and Vain Farmitnn. Ac., Ac. sepM-It C’HAHGE OF DAY. Ttoint4damkie*l9«H§flijq2 9uqrr J B. C. JlEABBOHM. Commander, HLhCiTMJiO ! Tasnlay, Oet’r M, at — aMlaek — ro, For fought or oaaroge. haring datioto, apply to . IWMTMH A9AMMBLL ^ wr Shippers are rf dhtnled il Vj# jy itcdfh them fotbeMMpaf tedtec. japs;., oJaaid' 1 *>>f FOR NEW TORK Mail Steamship Line. ^ SIDE WHEEL LINS. Caklrn Paaaaca, *•».. ..Bhdk, f!3 1 boy's Poay. young and kind.' DESIRABLE FARM AT AUCTION. BT T. J. WALSH. On TUESDAY, October to, will to aeld in bat of tbs Court House, that desirable FARM OP t) 4C&XS, with improvements, two miles from the city, oo the MJOdld Ground road. The (mprovaptetoi odCMft of a fine Dwelling *0x33 feet, in perfect order, * rooms; Stabley; Kitchen, Dairy, with a WeB of good water. There art a number of choios Fruit Trees and Gripe Tinea, and a Flower Garden. The Furniture end Farming Utenaila can be purchased sf private sale. Terms—One-half cash, one-fourth in als-Miontbs, and one-fourth iu twelve months; secured by mort gage, bearing Interest, purchaser paying 9m Ittlatod mortgage and stamp. • -r, . Person* wishing to purchase cau call sad the premium. • ' EXPIRE LINEWW KM •; .i lie.. Takla Psiaagr, BUTrwge, 913 Chewino and 8*orino Tobaqoo.—Messrs. Mercer' ~ ”" “ I & Anderson havejoat received a large eons^gnmentof J K* s T!LL .v l.KOTdER, Newsdealers, Sta- chewing and smoking tobacco, which we know, from and booksellers Ball street (down atairnj i Hay mne, next to the Poet Office, are au- md agents for the Daily Nkwb A Herald. i. orders icft with them will oe promptly attended Ha and ml bug .11 d bu/j ; Attempt lo Steal a Horse Buggy. early h(*ur yesterday morning a daring at- .-4 made by S. Lattise, a negro, to steal the belonging to Dr. J. T. McFarland. Imd gone into a house on Stewart street to a nt, and remained there but a few mo- i lad return to the street he observed hia being driven in the direction of the Cemetery. Not having his boy with Uiua, hailed alter the driver, and receiving no re ins call, he started in pursuit and overtook i.d driver as he was about to turn a corner emit tery. On inquiring of the negro as doing with the buggy, he stated that he lent after him by a gentleman residing on ul street. The doctor, anxious to know who nan was, jumped into the buggy, and made ri main in also until he carried him to the house. Tlie negro told the doctor to stop uer of South Broad and Montgomery streets, said the gentleman lived. The horse and s accordingly stopped, and inquiries made of p -aikman, who was no other than Dr. Smith. Dr. ai.ili, on informiug Dr. McFarland that he never had rru the negro before, both had a hearty laugh over ir audacity of the negro. He was then ordered into lebuggy again, and had quite a nice drive to the Po- > Burrock*. '‘ting brought before his Honor, the Mayor, yes- ■*i»y mornings with all the evidences of theft in ’b I:.- manner and speech, he informed his Honor fa'.- aud the doctor had been old play-boys, and that ■•'lilyinteuded to play a joke ou him. Aa the joke ufal ua\e been a pretty serious one for Dr. McFar- i i had lie not been so quick, his Honor turned the -to, wUr* has been a noted thief in this city for a •.it many years, over to the County Court lor prose- kml Subsequently, at the request of Dr. McFar- nd, Ue waa fined twenty dollars and costs. personal observation, to be of excellent quality. We advise the lovers of the weed to give these gentlemen a call, as we feel assured they can be accommodated with a good article, and upon reasonable terms. The Kunkel Troupe.—This favorite troupe of min strels had another full house last evening to witnesv their performances. On this occasion they had ap parently become more familiar with the place and pliyed with more vigor than on the previous occasion, The regular pale of mules, horses, buggies and wagons comes off this day, at “Smick’a Stables,” at 10>£ o’clock. There are some good mules. Ac. See advertisement of T. J. Wal9h. Those in want of ani mals will find it to their advantage to attend the ude. Arrival of the Alabama.—The steamship Ala bama, Captain Limeburner, from New York, arrived below at an early hour yesterday evening. For a bountiful supply of late New York papers, Parser W. Burns, Jr., will please accept our thanks. Discharged.—The Grand Jury of the County Court were discharged until the.9fh of October next. bug Task Ayer’s .Cherry Pectoral to stop your colds, coughs and bronchial affections before they ran .into consumption that yon cannot stop. sep20-lw Consignees per central R. R. Sept. 25, 1866. 92 bales eotion, 14 bales yam, 6 bags potatoes, 2 bundles sacks, 2 Cirs scrap iron aud mdze, to E Padelford. F W Sims k Co, Wilder. k Fullarton, E E Hertz k Co, C M Millsman, Bryan, Hartridge A Co. J McMahon A Co, C W Thompson, I* J Gull martin-A Co, A Myer A Oo, LaRoach, E Boarilev, Bell, Wylly k Christian, O Cohen, W k Memhard, M Whyte, U New mash, J C Schreiner, Aft Steamer Swan. VS THE MIT “NETUITMI H EMM JMIAil 1111” That received a Modal sod honorable mention ton* the Royal Commissioners, the competition of all pro- miqeat maunfartutor, of-UCora ■torch* hod “Pro pared Corn Flour” of this had other coutrteo not- withitthdtng. BE AZIZ V A, The food and i ; t*«7 or the toe, without a ring]* fault. One tri-v wNJ convince the Moot skeptical. Make* Poddin • , • totes. Cneterda, Blanc Mange, *c., without iota* 1 .* a. with few or no eggo, at a coot as tonishing the n»«l economical. A alight addition to ordinary Wheat 1 onr greatly lmprorea Bread and Cake. It la alio excellent for thickening sweet aanceo. eraries for tab a*«l meats, loops, Ac. For Ice Cream nothing can oompan with It. A Util* bound ka Mllh will produce rich cfeam for coffee, chocdlate, tea, AC. .-Put np in one pound packages, under the trade mark-Maizena, with direction! for oe*. A moat delicious article of food for children and In valid* of all agee. For sale by Grocers and-Drugglste everywhere. Wholesale Depot, 166 Fulton Street. WILLIAM DUBYK A, j25-ly General Ag*nt EY T. J. WALSH. on TUESDAY. October 2d, will to sold tar fomtof. the Coart Mourn that. walnabl* TRACT OF LAMM throe milto from the City to the Whito- JMtof Sbeff* road, oontaiulagVf acre*,about 40 nf ahteh >M HMul and planted All a garden, tod thebelanoe weB watofiL If not sold te a tody, it nitl to dteidad and MM ii kite of Mto awes or More, to-aoit pwrrtoeori, fffolng a treat oil-the road to each. The land ia well «d.p»*a Mr gardening. * Terms at sale. Financial and Commercial. Arrivals at the Hotels. PULASKI HOUSE—W. H. WiLTBRRoan. H L Sh ul's, So Ex Co U Hirsctl and son. City W o Sandwich, Ga A W Harris and lady, San UcTBVille C F Stubbe, Macou ' E Palmer, Burke co W A Wiggins. Ga M J Cohen, str Swan W G Dickson, City F P Ashby, Eden W J Morcock, S 0 R S Reid, Echols, Ala J T steeie, Stockton J T Patteraoii, City W C Tinker, Darien M F Moore, Darien S E Bothwell, City O IienneAu, Ga J Beckett, City V Turbulent Negro. Oi"gr Sailer, a nauve of Denmark, and a resident 01 diis city about four weeks, where he arrived in the 1 1' ujatii-n of a seaman, was arrested by the police 0:1 lluncay aftemoou, at the instance of hia employer, who had discovered him in the act of stealing gro ws f : „m ins store. Sadler not liking to be turned ■ vertoa jeiljetiaan by liis employer, opened upon turr lit of the vilest abuse in his store and also .alt several attempts to strike him. Alter being ” ■■ m charge hy the officer, he continued his abuse i° him and every white person who paased him. He e.i made several uasuecessful attempts to disengage tasell :r,nn the policeman and get away. He was : i arriedto tiie pulice barracks,where his disgust- angnage to officers and everybody else was kept '‘ a: a furious rate, uutil be had to be bandied pretty m urder to bo qnieted. He w.ts brought be- •■■■• 11,s Honor the Mayor, Edward C. Audereoo, yes- ' morning, on the following charges : 1st. '' r l rly couduel in the store of Mr. (iuckenheimer. - >:riking at and cursing Mr. Guckenheimer. 3d. ' amg and cursing a policeman. 4th. Disorderly ' : abusive language iu the barracks. All of ' v r’uarges beiug clearly proven by the police and • z * as, he was sentenced to the chain gang for thirty ' ' °n each charge, making in all one hundred and !, -my days. SCREVEN HOUSE—G. McGinlt. W Ballard, Thomasville-J C Coleman H DuPont. Ha E H King. Angusta U’insor, St Helena ID J McDonald. Waresboro A McKerson, Beaufort 1.1 Singar, At RH W C Ueljowa, do |J F Winchester, Ga H Klbby, Wain shorn G R Campbell, Ga Miss A Apse, Germany j MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. LOCK. C Colgate, New York Dr K Herrmany, N o. La W Cotton, Fla R Wadley, Ga G Wadley, Ga Wadley, Ga W A Wiggins, Ga IJAVILI6N HOTEL-H. R. Hears. Sam’l Hassell, Efflgham 13 Newcomb, Thomaatown Byrnl Hunlor. Savannah P Sinclair, Louisville, Ky H W Hose, Newark, N J \a B Harrington, City Geo Pitkin. Libertv |Lfeat B W S A T Beebe, Valdosta ’ * Street Fighting. Williams, John St&ncliffe and George • ilirec Ruamcu on board of one of the ‘ ,r k and Savunuali steamers, were arrested by l ~ • -ce at a very late hour on Monday night, charged 'Orderly conduct and fighting in the streets, j'jriiee were arreRted aud conveyod- to the Police ^ ■‘-k.-A.and upoaeximiuatlononeof them was found ’• Iavc been cut several time* about the body with a Ou being brought before Hts Honor, tne Mayor, • «•--rOay morning, they all, sailor like, denied having fight, and said that it was only a little dispute * c • had, and as it was too lsto to go to their ship to tlVe uat- of the officers decide the question about v ^cli they were at variance, they thought they would it out, and might have spoken rather loud, caused the policeman to come up and arrest tawn - Even the party who had been cut several Ua *s said tDat they were but old scars received some “•■4t jiruvious, notwithstanding they were examined h - competent judges who knew them to have been 4lc ea wounds, even if the signs of Mood .on hia gar- ' a -LLi didn't allow for itself. His Honor, not being • -'fifed of that, gave them the benefit of their dfeDionts by finding them each five dollar*. *Kjoh 01 the o-um, Manning, formerly in command of l J jst, Las, we learn, accepted a Lieutenancy hi t’. s. Infantry, and has sailed for San Fram join Lis regiment. Major Manning, while b ado many warm friends by his courteous treat 'firitizens, his thorough control and discipline s "«ro troups, his good judgement, and biagen- aJ ility. He acquired his rank in the Federal r service step by step, by bravery and skill j uinl we have no doubt will acquire diailnc- iu fie regular army. Aum ^ed k, ; •u. of a Cargo of Molasses.—The schooner ii, Captain Robinson, which arrived here ^ ,s »y from Boston, consigned to Messrs. T. ^ dr 8hall A; Bro., brought as part cargo, sixty hoga- au<l fifty barrels of molasses. This is (he first it, t°- 0f mola8ae8 received hejethis season, although direct importation^" ' ” Cant ttIVAL ° F TH * SANT ®h*— T he steam ship Santee, ah Shtrma Of from New York, arrived at her wharf ° ut b 4fct o’clock last evening. Hew Tork Market. New York, 8ept 1?. BbkAD8TUTF3. —The common and medium grades of State and Western Floors were firm and active at the opening, but closed dull and heavy. Sales 12,600 bbls. St $6 50@8 50 for uusound; $6 50(5)9 for Supers; $10 25(^10 75 for Extra State; $11@U 56 for choice do.; $10 ?5@11 25 for Shipping Round Hoop Ohio; $10@12 for Extra Western; $12 50@15 for Double Extra Western and St. Louis. Southern Flour was more active at full prices. 8ales 1,300 bbls. at $11 10&12 40 for Supers; £12 50^15 50 for Fancy and*Extra. Tbo Wheat market was quiet, active, and prices 2<g» 3c. better. Sales 48,000 bush., on private terms, for New No. IJCLicago Spring; $1 85^2 05 for Milwaukee Club; $2 75(a,2 80 for new Red State; $3 05^3 10 for new White Michigan. Corn was active on speculation, but closed unsettled. Sales 230,580 bush. Western Mixed at 84>£@£6c. afloat, closing at 8S>«c., and 66@87c. in store. Oata were l<fii2c. better, demand from speculation aud the trade. Sales 21,000 bush., including Chicago, at 44@49o.» Milwaukee at 48@51c, State at 58c., Iowa 65c., Jersey and Southern at 57c. Provisions.—Pork waa unsettled, with some ex citement Sales 7,000 bbls. at $31 for Old Mess; $32 97 6^33 16 for.New do., dosing at $33 to, regularl$83 for Prime. . Lard was less active, but firm. Rales 300 bbls. and toi. at 17@175£c. for No. 1; 18>4@l»tfc. for fair to prime Steam, and 19}t(&19&c. for Kettle Rendered.. Cutmeata were dull and heavy; 14)£@16e. for Dry- Salted and Pickled Should ora; I8(^20c. tor Dry-Salted and Pickled Hams.* B icon remains nominal at 152f(g>16c. for Cumber land Cut. Butter was very firm for the finer sorts, at 25@35c. for Western Ohio, 38<$45e. for State, aud 50c. for Orange County pails. „ Cheese was steady, at 9@15c. for Ohio, 10@16c. for State, and 16@l8c. for Factory-made. Copper.—Rio was generally held higher an the Bio news. We quote 16@20c. gold; Java, 26©.'6c. The sales were 7U0 bags Rio and 300 bags Laguayra, pri vate terma. Hat.—Shipping lots have advanced to 95c-@$l. Re tail lota bring $1 20 to 1 3(1. Beef waa -quiet. Sales 280 bbls. at $1*918 for Re-, pecked Weeteru Mess, and $48922 50 for Extra do. Tierce beef waa nominal at $30@33 for Prime Mesa: $33936 for india Mess, sod $4*9*8 for India Beef. Lcubf.b—Ac tire at $23926 for Eaalern Spruce, and $409*1 for Yellow Pine. Molasses.—Muscovado ia dull, at 38950c.. aa in quality; Porto Rico, 52960c. 1*0 hbda. Por— sold at 53 Me. Soo.cBS.—The market fa quiet at 10%910%c. for fair to good Refining, and UJI9@12c. for fair to guod Grocery. Sales 200 hbds. Cuba, at 10>4@llc.; also, 1,600 boxes Havana, at 11911SC. Refined afigars are quiet, at 16X916%0. for beat ground and crushed, and 15915)4c. tor Soft White. Tallow.—There baa been a large movement iq Tal low here and in Philadelphia. Tbe aalea foot up about 400,000 lbs., all tbo prime being at 13c.; other quali ties. 124491274c. WmaxxT.—ID# bbls. State sold at $2 40. ei*»; HAWKINS & FAY, CommiaakiR Merchants, MO. 47 PEARL STRUCT, NEAR PRODUCE EXCHANGE, H. T. WM. B. HAWKINS, J- BOCKWILL FAY. Particular attention paid to baying Produce, Prorl •ions. Whiskies, and Clgaro, on order, and to con signmenta. - . CLINTON HUNTER, firm of Snofford, Ttleston k Co., New York. Faneher A MeCtieaney, 5 Water-sL, lew York. Richard Ellis. 114 Water street, Nsw York. Wm. B. Miles. 50 Christie afreet, New York W. B. Sibell, » Wall street. New York, Lewis L. Jones. Broadwav. S. W. Mason Jk Co., Savannah Ga. AUCTION- Special Sale of Boots and Shoes BY U. LAUHAMT. -? On WEDNESDAY, 2£th instant, at 1014 o'clock a. m., iH front of store, will be sold. 50 caaee BOOTS tod SHOES, just arrived per steamer City of- Bath, eon slating of Men’s Sewed French Calf Boots, women’s CODgresa Gaiters and Balmorals, Men's Buff Balmorals, Congress Gaiters, Buckle Shoes, Oxford Tiep, Brogans, Slippers# Children’s Balmorals, ACT ’ sep35-2t Murray’s Line . - FOR NEIV'YORK. roB'Wieriwaku. TUkteamihip VU nil for the above port en Taeaday, Rate - lha new sad very fSuit ewUteMvida-wharieteesSebip HERIAH LI¥flffl8T0i, Aloe toes hart hen, 3. B Asker, amaiMUr. *wtH peMUvely aaB on her rogaUrday. ” Thanday, Sept, nth, at • •'stock a. to. For freight or $i$wan. h»v arranged aocoamodafloaa. • The new and elegant steamship CapL H. H. Shoot, Win nil for Baltimore on Friday, Sept- *8, at — o'clock — aa* Fqr -Anight or pamage, having, good aecommo- dationa, tppiy to LaBOCHX,. WEST * DANIELS, TRa ffae aidawhatl steW^teol. ALABAMA, LMKbURNKR. Commander, Wai sail aa above da , .. .. ■atardayr, Sept. 28. at 12 o’clock at MAIL STCOMPANY. * K»B ' jjj-f ST 4 THOMAS. PARA, PERNAMBUCO, BAHIA, AND RIO DE JANEIRO.MB For (height or pssjaga, having superior dattoea, apply to - • . *-*. Hardee, No 1Y Stoddard’s Rahge. GARRISON A ALLEN,. sepM No. 6 BpwUng Green, New York. HOUSE AND LAND AT AUCTION. RT BELL, WYLLY Jk CHRISTIAN. On the FIRST TUESDAY ia October, in front of the Coprt Honae, wtfl to sold the late Reeldence of Wm. Reaaehart, in Effingham cooaty. It is a healthy and phjasant location. The improvements consist of Dwelling, with four .zooms, and dining room, pantry, etoaet, kitchen, store room, two barns, stable, carriage boom with laage loft, smoke and fowl houses, aad a good well of water-all erected in 1862 aad 'St-together with 3d* Atget of Land bordering on tbe Centre* Railroad, 29 mUesfoom Savannah. It liea between the Central Railroad and the Louisville Road, la miles thorn Marlow, aud 2 miles from Whiteaville. Terms—One-third cash; balance la one and two years, with interest from date: purchaser paying for papers, stamps, Ac., the paymeat to ba secured by a sepC5 Philadelphia End Southern Mail Steamship Co. For Philadelphia. JOHN GRAY, DEALER IN Wooden Ware, Brooms, PAILS, BRUSHES, MATS,' Twines, Cerdafs, Tuba, chwas, Craritoa, Wagons, Chairs, Banket*. 'Re. Nos. IO Fulton and 308Front S -NEW TORE (C W Holbrook, N Y Jno Haines, USA C W Blanchard, — Gold win, Washington J H Bailey, Richmond P A Blaya, Nat Ex Oo GS Andrews, Thomist’n Shipping Intelligence. Elnlatars Almanac—TkH Day, 6 A3 : f 67 H!(MI WiTIR. . 8 3HAt Port. . ; * T obacco. A consignment of choios Virginia brands, both smoking and che wing. Just received and for •ale by ■ MERGER A ANDERSON. ■ep20-eod3t Planter*’ Bant. Johnston, Woods & Co.* General Commis’n .Merchants lie. 10 Staddard’s Lower Range, SAVANNAH, OA: sepl-tf PORT OF SAVANNAH. Tuesday, Sept. 25,1865. Arrived. Steamship Alabama. Limeburner, New York—B H Hardee. Steamship Santee, Sherman, New York—B H Har- dee . Steamer Laura, Johnson, Hancock’s Lamling—J M Farr. Steamer H M Cool, Taylor. Darien—M A Cohen. Back Abbie N Franklin, Holbrook, Boston—Crane A Graybill. ’ Sohr A Richards. Avey, Rockland, Me—Order. 8ctir A Keen, Robihson, Boston—T B Marshall k Bro. • Schr M B Mahoney, Coffin, New York-Peters A Hollingsworth, Cleared. Steamship Nightingale, Carpenter, New York— Hunter A GammeK steamer Sylvan Shore, Tucker, Palatka, Ac.—Clag horn k Cnnuinghaa. Bark Mary c Dyer, Cassidy, New York—P Yonge * Co. Imports. Per bark Abbie N Franklin, from Boston—473 tons lee, and mdze. Per schr A Keen, from Boston—63 hhds 50 bbls do, 67 cases machinery. Per steamer Laura, lrom Hancock's Lending—12 bales cutlon, 60,000 shingles and 7,000 white oak staves." • • per steamer H M Cool, from Darien—35 bales cot ton and 1 We weoL Kxports. , Per steamship Nightingale, from New York—523 bales oplaod cotton, 18 do sea island cotton, 87 do domestic*,» bbls rosin, 25 do dried Iralt, * casks porter, 9 bandies steel-and 15 pkgn mdse- Per bark Mary C Dyer, for New Tork—166,000 feet lumber. . . . , Receipts per Atlantic A «alf R*' *• Sept. 25,186A SI bale, cotton, 8 bundles cow «**•«“*? rosin, Hardee. Clark, H. ward. Jas A Roberts, Cbrlsilsn, J W Andenon Born, • Lee, A Wilcox k k Gammed, R Lachliaon. Philadelphia Market. Philadelphia, Sept 21st. Floor and Meal.—Tbe sales reached 16,000 bbls, mostly extra family at $11 50®12 75 for Northwest, and $12913 50 for Pennsylvania and Ohio, including 2,000 hbla. of the latter on Private terma; small lots of su perfine at $7 6998 75; old and new extras at $9911. and fancy brands at $1*916, according to quality; small lots of Bye Flour have been disposed of at $69 625 p bbl; BOO bbls. Brandywine Jlorn Meal were ta ken on secret terms _ Paorveioxs.—The market baa been characterized with much firmness, but the transactions have been smalL ' Sales of 200 bbls- new mesa Pork at $3*93150, clear at $37, 100 bbls. prime mesa at $38 and prime at $31. 400 bbls. new extra mere Beef sold on private terms. We quote Western at $16920, and city packed- . at $23925. Reef Hams are steady at $47. Bacon bad- been quiet. Sides—Plain and fancy-canvassed Hstni at 21>4925c. and Shoulders at 17>J@17J4c- Lard ia duB at the recent decline. Sales of bhls. and tea- at $19920c, and-kegs at 21XO- Butter te net noth in quired after. Salaa of rod at 289*»c. andaolld packed at 20925.. Cheese levelling at 16R9I2C. for gen York and 16917c. for Ohio. Eggs are dolL -We quote at. n dozen. , Hinas—Still continue at 12c. $1 lb. for cow, 14c. for medium and 15c. p lb. for heavy steer. From out siders the demand was about as last week, and at tbo same prices—10R911C. for cow, 13c- for medium, and 14c. a MS. for heavy steer. The competition among them still continues for green steer, and the price re mains at 12c. p ». Gow remains at 8c. $1 db. For green calf the inquiry has-been light at 22923c. ft lb. One of salt they continue inactive at 25o. qt lb. jjaval Atoms.—The only improvement to notice ie in Rosin, which is rather more inquired after; aalea ul common at $3 259*: strained at $49* 56, and finest $6 5098. Tor is held at $*9* 25, aud Pitch at $4. Spirits of Turpentine U dull, with small sales at 66c. Gbaih—The receipts of Corn have been email and the demend good at an advance of 3c. p bash. Sales 26 006 bushels at 92995c. for yellow, and 92994c. for Western mixed, dosing at oar highest figures. Oate are scarce. About 18,000bushels new Southern sold at 519550., dosing at tbe forme* rale. 600 bnah. New York Barley sold at $129, and 8,000 bath. Canada oa secret terms. * Suoax.—There toe been a fair demand, with sales of 1,200 hogsheads Cuba at 1094913RC. for fair re fining-and choice grocery. Porto Rico at 12 >491314 c. 1.200 boxes Havana at Sftc. gold, and 50 boxes clari- ie no perceptible change to notice In nrloee or demand. Tbe store rates for ground are $2*25: Ashton's Fine at $4 HI, and Marshall's at $35. LuuBXa.—There has been a moderate ^business doing with sales of Carolina Flooring at $28933: SetoJareYellow Pina $24926 for bough, and $289*1 ^MQLfateJBL—There has been very little doing, BaJ*. of 190 hteta. Cute at 52 I v—^~.— „# 66a,and 90 hhds Sugar liemington’s FIRE ARMS, SOLD BY CUM DEALERS, AND THIS TRADE GENERALLY. VEST POCKET PISTOL, No. 88 Cartrid ft Repeating Pistol, (Elliot pt.) No. 82 Cartridge Kepei.tlng Pistol, (Elliot pt.j No.-91 Cartridge focketRevolver, (Self-Cocking) New Pocket Revolver, with Loading Lever Police Revolver, Navy Size Caiibr* Belt Revolver. Navy Size Calibi e Belt Revolver (Sell-Corking,) Navy Calibre Navy Revolver. S6-100 in. Calibre Army Revolver, 4410c in. Calibre Gun Cane, using No. 32 Cartridge Revolving Rifle, 36 and 44-100 in. Calibre Breech Loading Rifle, No. 38 Cartridge - Breech Lending Carbine. No. 40 Car ridgft . 0. S. Rifle, 8toel Barrel, with Sabre Bayonet U. 8. Rifled Mnsket, Springfield Pattern Single Barrel Shot-Gun. E. REMINGTON A SONS, . *• Ilion, New York. B^T BLUN 4k MEYKit. WjU be sold ea WEDNESDAY. 26th inetaut. at 10)4 o'clock a m., at tbe Stables, south side of Bay street, between Montgomery and Jefferson, Several fine Draft and Saddle Hones, Several doe Mnlea, and Drays, Wagons, - Baggies and Harrises. sep65-8t ADMINISTRATOR S SALE. BY BELL. WYLLY 4t C.HR1ST1AB. Will be sold in front of the Court House, oa the trsi TUESDAY in November, between the legal hours Western half Lot No. 15, Warren Ward, with Im provements, subject to a ground rent of seven dollars arid fifty cents per annum. Terms cash. Purchaser paying for titles. ANDREW aep21 NDREW M. BOSS. Adair. GARDEN LOT AT AUCTION. BY BELL, WYLLY * CHRISTIAN. On the the first TUESDAY im October text, in front of the Court Howe, between the legal boon of tele, will be aold: 37)4 acre* (more or leas) situated 2)4 mils* from the city, petweev Dm toniaviUeHoad and C«ne4- - J0 aep21 dtorad ground, aud tbe rest well timbered.' Terma cash. Purchaser paying for titles. Valuable real estate at auc tion. BY BELL, WYLLY 4k CHRISTIAN. Will by *°ld in front of. the Court Honae, on the first TUESDAY in October, between the legal town bl sale: No. 481—420 acres Coffee oooniy, 6th District. No. 614—496 do do do do do No. 207—490 de do do do- 4> No. Sul—*90' do do . da de d» ' Terms cate. Purchasers paying for tills*. The first class steamship Tonawanda, J. TEAL, Commander, Will sell for the above port on - : 1 ■ Saturday, October ft, at o’clock — at. ... Til For freight or passage, having snp rior accommo- datfoos. apply to sep24 , HUNTER A OAMMELL. For Augusta AND ALL INFERMEDIATE LADINGS ON THE SAVANNAH RIVER. THE STEAMER swa. 5sr ; ' Will leave as above on . Wedacaday, Bept’r M, at V o'clock a. as. For freight or passage, apply on hoard or to . M. A- COHEN, Agaat. P. S^Frelgbt received at all (hues at the lnelo- sere on the wharf, adjoining tbe Lower Rice Mill, and forwarded with dispatch. eep92-4t ADMINISTRATORS SALE. BY BULL, WYLLY 4( CHRISTIAN. Will be sold on the first TUESDAY In November, is front of the Court Howe, between the legal hoars of sale, Lot 108,17th District, 2d Section, Cherokee county. 40 scree. Lot No. 271, 2d District, 4th Section, Cherokee oounty, Lot No. 194,11th District, Lee county,-202)4 acres. Lot No. lls, 10th District, Dooly county, 202)4 acres. Lot No. 186, 14th District Dooly county. 309)4 acres. -Sold by permission of the honorable Court of Ordi nary of Chatham county aa the property belonging to the estate or George A. Ash, deesaaed, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of the estate. Terma cash on day of sale; purchasers to pay for papers. BENJAMIN GROVEN8TEINK, sepl9 p. AGENTS: OH Williams, Bell, Wylly * an k Sons. Q Enrifoh, C v an k 00, Lattaepd 06. Bmtkt ' Moore A Nichols, New York. Palmers A Batchelders, Boston. John P. Lorel), Boston. Jqk C. Grabb A Co., rhilsdelpliia- Poaltoey A Trimble, Baltimore. Henry Fblaom A CO., New Orleans A Memphis Maynard Bros., Chicago. L. M. Ramsey ft Co., 8t L nts. Albert E. Crane, San Francisco. pBjm TtaTD^I-—Notice la hereby given that oa tne First Monday 1b October. (A. D.. 1866.) applica tion will be madh hy me An tne Coart ol Ordinary or lirvsn connty, Georgia, for Letters of Admini-tration tol“e estate ofJrffin Pray Maxwell., late of said comity, deceased. sepl-dtd. a lot of barbadoes at At 37c. Baltimore Market. BaLiaxonx, Sept. 30. ’oomsi-Blfb.en'to damiJ ssswsiSA'rasjK Fu>db—The sales tor the week embrace 3»S> barrels Western Super at 9 82>49*» iOO.barre 18 street good $10 50.100 barrels City Mills Extra 8tend- ard $12 50, soft barrels oa private term*. L660 barren delivered at New York *18, 600 terrete Northwejtern Ohio $11 25300 barrels Western mixed al $12 56, 190 bsrreU choice Howard street $13 Cora.—Receipts to Thanday, nwlueive, we» 4 P°eed of 90,500 bushels white, and 6,(00 bushels yel low. The aaleeembrace 16,000 bushels white at 90996 cents, as to quality, the-latte - ? for choice parcels ; bulk at 92993 cents for good to prime: 6,080 bushels yellow at 88 cents for Souttorn, 84985 cents for Western, and 82 cents for do. mixed. Oats.—The offering to Thnrednr, inclusive, reach 80,000 bushels, and nearly all odd at 40944 cent* for eommon to fur; 459*7 cents for good to prime and 4S oents for choice. Hay $29935. Movtotea.—We quota prices aqsninaUj aa before, via* Porto Rteo. M97(a; Gate Muscovado, 4596604 Cub*, clayed. M9I5S ; Faflllte lekad M>975e. State THOMAS H. MAXWELL. not i c e . Wynne’? (IMPROVED; OPEN THROAT. Cone Breast COTTON GINS!! ‘ FOR SALE. T n r anaftTRlBER informs the Gotten Pinters “of JS.cS* and South Carolina that he hm a lot cz8b and note for Uie balauc® * Te THOMAS WYNNE. FAtUrt 1IPWIH HAND STAMPS, FOE CANCELLING REVENUE STAMPS AND GENERAL BUSINESS PURPOSES, At MnnufiictBrers’ Prices. bbb-s^ssraarssaas Extra Plea, from $» u> $4- Ordtes l^oaited - W *snLL A Badrm. ! Bril-*wAto*t4oU-»«*«»* auli-dhwU flavaaaak, Oft. ADMINISTRATORS HALE. • Y BILL, WYLLY 4k UHRMTIAN. Will be sold on the first TUESDAY la November, in front of the’Court Howe, between the legal hoars of sale, Eleven (11) Shares CENTRAL RAILROAD STOCK, •old by order of the Court of Ordinary fur the benefit of tbe heirs and creditors of the estate of the late Miss Elisabeth B. Barnwell, deceased. JOHN B. BARNWELL. ■eplO-Administrator. Regular Auction Sales ov Horses, Mules, Cattle, Wagon, Baggies, CARRIAGES, tee.. At the Veterinary Stable* of B. W. CAMPBELL, an Bey street, between Jefferson end Montgomery streets, Will commence on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 19th, end every Wednesday thereafter. eeplfotf- l)LB SBHl-WBEHilf IM Leave erery Tnestay. ianfl Satnrflay For Palatka, £. Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, 8T. MA RY’S. FBHNANDINA, JACKSON- VirJ.lt AND PIODCJCTA. ' - Under eontruct wttb the United States and Bras! .Governments for the carriage of the malls, will die j pkteh one --f i , M NtrW FIRST CLASS S1DEWHEEL each over 2,000 tone borthen. On tht 224 of Every.ffonth, From tha ]Port of New Yorkl For the foUowlng nomad parts and at the follow, log rate* of passage, payable In gold a* Its eqaiva- *nl: rtxrr ojam. FromNew Tork to St. Thomas $99 From New York to Para $166 Prom New York toPernaatenco .'.... in From New York to Bahia. 166 Frost New York to Rio deJhneho 96C Steerage at half these rates, meals Included, bat not bedding. An experienced Surgeon ie attached to sate mate). All Letters mast pane throagb tha Peat OBoa. Pea- age 10 cents Por farther! my31 '“^’FSEaRiU No. 18 stoddazd’s Blecfc. GARRISON A ALUM, New York Agents. CHATHAM. COUNTY SHERIFF’S SALE. ILL BE SOLD on the first Tuesday Ul Ortobcr next, between the legal hours of sale, before the Court Honae door In tne city of Seveaaah, the ateamer MARY ELLA, vrith all her tackling and ap parel ; also, two Steam Boilers and one lot of Rakea. Levied on as tbe property or James Aviry guitoo. to satisfy a A fa. Issued oat of the Honorable the Superior Court of Chathim county la favor of Bate- nells A Co. Property pointed out hy BlalntUPa At torney. BEBJ. L COLE, anfil-tda Sheriff of Chatham county. CHATHAM COUNTY SHERIFF’S SALE TTT1LL BE $OLD on the first Tuesday la October W next, batweeff the legal boon or rale, before the Ceort Hewe door, la the city of Savannah, LOT No. 17; aid the Improvement# 1 hereon, in liberty Ward, city of Savannah, branded oe toe north by Sla’e street, no ihe south by President street, r —-— — “do - * '— ’- Connty Court for the conaty uf Chatham In favor at Weiaand A Jansen. Property pointed out to plain UfPs attorney. BENJ. L. COLg, ab31-ld Sheriff of Chatham county. Chatham County Sheriff’s Sale? ■he asw aad elegant steam packets, * LIZZIE BAKER, Cipt. N. KING, and SYLVAN SHORE, having ben specially fitted np for this mate with unsurpassed accommodations, will leave regularly for the above pUcea. the Sylvan Shore every TUES DAY MORNlNoTeaa the Lmite Baker every -SATUR DAY MOUSING, at tea o'clock. Retnming, will leave Jacksonville eve 17 Tuesday and Friday, arriving at Savannah every Wcdnaedsy and Satnrday mornings, in time to connect with the New York steam>re. — _ _ For freighter Passage apply at the office on Florida whirl or to CLAGBMM R-CUEMIMEWAM. Steamer MART ELLA, with all her tackling aad ap parel ; also, three Steam Boilers, live Beepers, one handle Bedding, two boxes Bedding, one box Boots, we box leading, one box Stationery, one box Crock ery, one Bed, Ac., one box Ink and two boxes, mu tants unknown: -Levied on as the property or Henry L. Palmer aad Charles C. toll tea, 10 satiify an attachment returna ble to the Superior Court or Chatham connty la Jan uary naxt, at tee salt ef Obis. L Colby A Co. Sold by ordoi of the Hon. A- H. Hansel I, Jadge of the Superior Oeart of the Southern District of Oeorglm N. B-—All ffei^t Pftyoye by siflppefo. lyiAtr ANy$ A L E, RIVER flTRAMBOAtWted TOW BOATS, of veriotu sixes and draft. 1 AUOy 1 flailing Vessels, steam Barges, Ac. A. H. DA COSTA, M». f>WaM$rtreatr|t. Y. MY t J. WAUft Oa TUESDAY, October 2d. win to sold, in foont at the Coart House, IMPROVEMENTS on lad No. 99 on Wi st Brood street, second Lot kom Oertoo street. The improvements are a two-story Wooden Building Mid s Blacksmith's Shop, subject to a lease for four yean and six mouths at $60 per aanum. Ike above can be treated for at private sals. For further par ticulars enquire at the Counting Boom. aepl2-2tawtda ; ADMINISTRATORS HALM. BY BELL. WYLLY * CHRMTIAI. WUihe sold by order at the Court, ia front of tee Ceort Huns*, on the FIRST TUESDAY la October, between the legal hoars uf ante. 496 dOElfltW LAMD ia Appling connty. 6th district. No. *16. Ales, ia Union oounty, 7th 6tetrlct, 1st section. No. MM, eaa- Uialnft uo aeras.. Also, 4Q shares Gooraria Mailyuad teach, fljld 01 tbs beaodt of tto baud and cradt- y&ssxss&fSiB, for«i^ ■ - 128-tda AdmltotoMor. EXECUTOR’S SALE. BY T. J. WALSH. . On TUESDAY. October Id, win to arid to treat sf the Court House, east half of Lot No. SL Ootombte Ward, anMeet tow ground teat ef $1L60 par aanum, with UnprueameuU, a Dualling with fourroosna, aad Hitfliaft in yard, - East half of Lot No. 19, Green Ward. Ground rest, IHM per annul. Improvements two Mary Dwell ing, with six roams, Eitrtien and Staid*. *160, 40 ebaiee Central BaUroad state. - Sold fur a division amongst the beire. Terms cash, pnrehaeer paying for tftlea end etamps. EXECUTORS SALE. BY TOOMAd J. WaLBM, On TCJMDAT, October 2d, will to soM In fooOl of the Co art House, ONE nrty r- WOODEN BUU.DWG. 6n tee sontb- EXECUTOR’a SALE. BY BELL, WYLLY AOEUVtUg, wm be sold on the FntflT TUESDAY ia Oetohaa, In front of the Court House, to tea city of Savannah, be tween tto legal hour* of aala: Lot Ho. 17, Carpenter’s Bow, foe ri teals. No. 12, Crawford Ward, ground nat£ To* I ^ _ Florida Sentinel, : ■-• r-i fi .If H PUHLDJHED AT tri-wixxi-y, by W. A. SHUBER A J. 9. OLIVER. rpHB subscription pries is lower than that of any A other paper in the Slate, via: Fer annum....-—,....-..$9 96 Mix months. 4 00 atks.—e.'V........... 100 The paper will to fngilshed . Twice a week for one year. $3 00 Once a wash for one pear.-.. 9 0* Wa hare able correspondent* at Washington, At- • — -oa weekly-tee latest aad most reliable iriirik Ttegardlye* _o( labor met reliable nsrik Ttagsrdtaes of labor '^Sa.’SJ^'CJSSiL.-STS THE tBftMNB BAFBB lN FtOBfDA. Property pointed eat «ep2l it by plaintiff ■» attorney. BOW. L. COLErgheriffC. C. David Bailey, MERCHANT TAILOR SAVANNAH, CA. T HE ATTENTION of « public generally, is ipvited to the select stock of Goods for Fait and Winter Wear now opening, consisting of fin* French and Fngllsh Cassimeres: Black and Colored Cloths; Does,lee, mere and Blte^rret^JJeSgei'jtofaifofwSfeli win be made up at tha shortest notice and la. the meat ^MSsfrakadtote^of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, conei-tlbg or Shirts, Merino Undenhlrts and Draw er*, Canton Flannel Drawers, ffegttafc and A marl ('an Hosiery, Gloves, Gauntlets, Cravats, Colton, Ac. Alar, umbrellas, Shirts measured for aad mad* to '"oehllteiea wtohlag anr-df the dowefl to caft before paiwiaricg elsewhere, 1 amine this stock of goods, recently selected by my self la New York. . . HT terms ppritivri/casb. DAVID BAILEY, Ho. 19 Whitaker street, anto-im " ‘ “ Agent, sad is authorized to receive rabecriptioneud solicit advertising, oollept money, aad receipt for thl W this darn aptemfld lot of FEEtK mtiBllfoWLfltef '- f I’a Ftaldbhawli, - Btewto,. ILL I $6 to 164 •4*911 Hpl •garter totoy BerMa flns »* May lrt. !*•», will U rt ,-t irtaamA »ii<Vr:i -vj'oiHi SB to .. - ON1 I l.r.1 .... . rfa FALLD&TMoif' DeWitt & Morgan, Wholesale A Retail Dealers, 137 COHgrefob Mtpeftt, SAVANNAH, OA, i AB|B now or'KTnjvtF DBEBS <^66dS n OUA* TABIBIT AKP MOBCT MOVBUnm 1 French Marinos, Popltass sod Alpacneq Saxony plaids sod fearils Delatoea, Engllsb. rreach - • Open Ftoaaeto Welsh We Invite tea, which Goffered at axil will bamade weekly. REMOVAL. JOSEPH a. Roberts' (Late of Mambas, flm.jtoa KtoevedtoM Itedte.ff. Upper Baaga fNONaOBMrtlB af Oottoo. Wool and Prodaoo Kj generally.reapvctfallyaodrtiad. FRESH CR00HD GRITS HhNfr'6tliWitea4 l iT^3