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r ,o»« of Steamship* p*f* rOB NSW TOM i>hip gm 8*1 v*d r, on SUtorday, October*®, i ! Herman Livingston, Thursday. Oct. -jj :Spv^o- Tu “ d ‘ y0ct - 9U1 ’ “ “ °’ clock '*■ ro* niuMiioi*’ i *3 To „.waud». SAturdAy,©**..*, at* j^ 5 * 11 ‘ t p.m- : >V * FOB B>STON. Monticello. Wednesday, October 10th, ' a'cloCK' ‘aiuwUP Cl! TO t siltinoix. sl G en. McClellan, on Thuraday, October _f a fL o'clock, FOB FLORID*. - Tie Baker, every Saturday morning, at oofflcr n |jZlc d . 't locli ‘ ehore. every Tuesday morning, at 5l ean>«=> S J' V “ o'clock' J Of Bath, Saturday, Oct. 13th, at — SraC' ton AUOU8TA. Wednesday, OcU 10tb, at 9 9u Ok <tei® er —r-— till 4 HKOTflBR, Newsdealer*, Bta- “ R'ostoi'ec*' Bnl1 8treet «*«>wb atalrs, ^ i.. tha Unal <lW*a apoian tvonc-rs ww ^ nBXt to the Post Omee, are au corner oi ^ [he DilLT N>wg * Hen Ann. j •noiiroClatre ^ ,Lem will be promptly atteixle, 3iiuni«f s ' c ‘ « ! ITALIAN OPERA. w ;u be seen by ibe advertisement jto- - f c sale for single nigbts of the Ofiera fences. We take the following from e Richmond Examiner about the perform- 0 f this celebrated troupe: J nrn.il -In our notice-yesterday of the per- ■ BE U if tlw opera of Cris.dno we were constrained Z mU>c ' " nc e ol want of space to omit notice of the ifC “ riitabla manner iu which some of the per- 'b c ..„ m ttt-d themselves. Susial, who can al- ■ r.lu-d upon, wont throuith with Crispiuo in- comuuitfs wi:h the highest order of *" lilent histrionic talent of the most versatile •ihTihe rj-ra of Oroveaaa and Balthazxar hie ,„ D carance and action command the greatest While as (Jrispino L porello and Dr. 8ar- his audience In a continual roar of laugb- the'duett between Annette and Crispino at die Cf the first act. betli Mile. Canlasa andbuniui "•'iouiost perleotly. ” ‘ v-ml took the minor role of II Conlino ael riartel , v, to complete the caste. He sang that sweet - aria, in the first act, “Hrllaticommeun Arxjtlu" loituess and taste. Colei Li was muchiad- He has a good voice, and showed his powers ^ in the trio between tho doctors iu the third it Which proved the feature of the evening, and met a enthusiactic encore. Ardavanni’s voice is „ t avert and well regulated. His acting is dasy j* nliar ei. The opora provod a complete success, but ono thiug in it to protoat against. Lot nigh: 11 Trovatore was produoed iu a manner -,bs:i improvement on that oi last season. The cruses w 10 8Un B infinitely better, and tbo orches- ... m: cU used etfectually to drown all the piano pas- ' lujoeen Letter trained in the art of modula- .. ’jitujBi- Strakosgh was eutnusiastically received, ad ciis iod tho role of Azucena iu a manner to m milieu the popu.arity she gained with ns last sea- o, 3 ,iiii uhtoni shone forth as Leonora, and was Id, more admired than as hlvlra. Marre having re- -v-r.il iroiu his indisposition, appeared for the first -mt as It C mte dl Luna, and rendered his part ailmi- rjtny both as regards acting and singing. Oolotti did eicellenUy well as Fernando. ' To-morrow night .he popular opera of “Faust will h* nradUL-ed. It will be worth the price of admission „ Eiadsme Stndtosch sing tne Flower Song. We nil), niher also, Csnissa’s beautiful piece of acting iu the jewel scene. Hii-ini-Le Grand—appears as He. pil-tophUes. Irfre, Murra and Coletti appear In the Arthur Baring was arrested yesterday morning by constable Alfred X. Jones, and taken be fore Justice Levi 8. Hart, on the charge of cheating' and swindling. Justice JSart, after a S the fjbeta at tfoveaes, committed W W >awaj|$$jijb$jh|ihe n^ltarja'' of {&e Pfty Court. The facia of the case as reported to na are as follows: Baring went into the store of F. Cavalier yesterday morning, and purchased a ring that “just fit him and a pencil that just suited hint.** After making the purchase, having no change about •ww«5JfSTSZXZ ney. Cavalier, thinking that all was right, accompa nied Baring to the bank. On reaching there it was discovered to Baring's great surprise that the bafik would not be open foe hajf an hour, he therefore asked Cavalier to wait there a few moments until be attended to some business, and promising to return in a fear minutes.' Cavalier accordingly waited until he got out of patience, and smelt a rat and left. Determined not to be euchred in that manner. Cava lier kept a sharp lopkout for bu customer, and yester. day morning, on observing him on the Streets after the transaction, he procured tha services of Consta ble Jones and bad him taken into custody. Our city, we think, la at present infested by quits number of these light-fingered gentry of recent lm portation, and we would adviso aur citizens and mer chants to keep a good lookout for such customers. ,, “ Our House ” Restaurant. Colonel Kidin, proprietor of this establishment, kse, -at considerable expense, had the upper roams of this building refitted and refurnished, and to-nigh^ will open pne of the finest r^staueatys tabs found an^trtaerti. The want of eucfi'as’ establishment hie long been felt, end this one, which will be conducted on the most liberal plan^will be welcomed by most of our citizens. It will 8e under the superintendence or Mr. P. A. Berjest, for * long time etewsrd of the dan Jsainto, and latterly of the San Salvador, than whom there ie no better caterer to be found. He baa had many years experience, in this lute, aud epicures may feel assured that-everything they -may desire iu that line can be had at this restaurant, gotten up in the best style. | yd s> ■» |> ■ »S fm ■ ■ Dahctnt* AcaDbmy.—By'tbte cArd ‘in another col umn it will be seen that Mr. Louis will open hia Dancing Academy on Tuesday evening, the 16th inst. t atRt.Andrew’*Hall* *-$;• , • " Mr. L. is known to our citizens as a successful teaoher of the polite accomplishment df lAaMttg, hud we take pMMare in recommending his school lo th ose who wish their children instructed In the grace* of the terpsiotiorean art atdinlUK principal role*. Uw aealfi This is the ftnest cast of INSBRIME HOMPIM, CHARTERED BY THE STATE ( M3 !2A8 e *r»WJAV C. F. McKAV, President, clnAHuiLil ASBBia ONTIR8T OjT APRIL, 1866,3 *r1M. sMfc, sifip, outoes, KffiUari.'ti 8 A u luj jjjj BY 6. LACRANT. THIS DAX (Saturday). October 6th, at le o'clock A m., in front of store, POSITIVE SALE, WITHOUT RESERVE, OF 20 case* Boots, Balmorals, Brogans, Omitet^otc. -.100 dozens Ladieo' and Gents' white Cotton ud ■Woolen Hoee. Z 25 dozen fancy and black Silk Heck Tiee. _ 300 dozens Clark’s and Victoria Spool Thread. 100 gross Fancy and Agate Buttons. Lli Madder Prints, Hickory Stripes, Flannels, ammbrle, jWoolen Shirts and Drawers, Ladies'and GentfifHdkfs., -Gents' Linen Collars, Belt Ribbons, Hair Hate, Hair (Brushes, Bead Baskets, Fancy Boxee, ate., etc., *m -< \ large assortment of Albums. Fancy Toilet Soaps, Terfornery. ALSO, B30S,48B.MB. i ! y*r I EDWARD THOMAsT^bTh. OLAYTON, g K ? K £^y. HDLU --&6J8lWios£ ' - - ». 9. RICHARDS. The undersigned, having been appointed Stent of tha above named company, la prepared to take Fire Rieka on reasonable terms. ■ ; C>W. W. BRUEir. Atent Notice to Maimed Soldiers Notice. mIoos, Ga,, September 24, IMA ) S KAlRD PBOPOBaLS wTO be rwwl^id at this oOoe tifi« o'clock a. m. THUBSBAS, Octobarfith, UM, for the material and construction of a FKNCE of sev enteen hundred lineal fiset, men at leas, around lbs Rational Cemetery now being made at InwMb, BMke BY. BELL, WELLY A CHBISTIAB Will be add THIS DAT. to front oftha tlora. at 10« o'clock, , . - 20 cssbs Clarat, - 0 10 aA naaassp Beudy.- kg eaaa* Native Wine, 10 caddies Tobacco, M K. Qganttoa, . .' f M La Biticia Sagara, £0-K- Fandangos Segara, - j 10M.ColumbiaBnttaniiBegmrV £0kegaPremium Lead (arkilak • -I 3 kega Boot Paint, 30 bars Flat Iron, . ' 1 bale (10 bars) Iron. ... W.\ ALSO. ' j, ,the usual assortment of . ‘ Qroeerlea, Flour, . w i.UeV Cheese, 80 ‘ p - [jItk ajiu IaKi Ln]B i ”^nil* fkl embhitod re»- tatirant wa* formally reopened Wednesday Evening last, aud host entertained,a small party of frietii in the spacious Btfpper rooms. Oy9tera and ottie^ •edibles were supplied with proficiency, and upon the removal of the cloth wine and wit flowed for an hbur or so. The principal' wkies used upon the occadon were of the California &pbd, which may be found at the store of the agent, Mr. H. G. Ruwe, near kli* Pulaski House. The Steameb City of Bath.—We have been in formed by Messrs. Richardson k Barnard; Agents of the Boston line, that the City of Bath, wMch was re ported by telegraph to have ran ashore, has been got ten off, and proceeded on her voyage. She is adver tised to sail on Saturday next, and may be expected in ^. V a few days. Abeest of Mubdbbzes.—For prudent reasons we defer giving any moe^particulars in regard to the ne groes arrested charged with the murder referred to by us in onr yesterday morning’s issue. a cossciEKiiocs apothecary will s^ll only such preparations as he kn ws to je valuable. The fact tint every reputable druggist in the country kee^s a ceiistunt supply O: Maesdes’b Causaya Tosic, is s i pie prooi that its tflicacy has been thoroughly tes • d; i’ irt no nostrum, made up of nobody kuows Shat, but a pure extract ol the Caiisay a bark, thejusost approved tome m the Materia Medica. Mrdinjt.es’ aud Citizens’ Meeting* Inau.*oriUiice with previous announcement a very large crowr.i of mechanics’ nnd citizens’ -were ambled at tiie Voiko Garten last evening, to take into coiiaiderition tbe best mode of seeking redress for the burdeDbO>ui* taxes now imposed upon them. The meeting was called to order by S. W. Glee ton, Esq., who nominated C. C. Millar as Chairman, And Mr. George 3. Webb as Secretary. The Chairman bmed the object of tbe meeting, as specified iu the call, to claim the rights to suppoit themselves end uanlitfi, u6 mt.cb.uiici aud workmen, without the menus taxation imposed upon them by the city. On motion of P. Naughton, a committee consieling of Ilmira. P. Kaughlin, P. Ward, S. W. Gleason. Va. Green and H. P. Mills were appointed to prepare icMlotioua to present to the meetmg. Upon the re< Uni* of the committee, Hon. P^M.Bussell was called uplandaddrtased tho meetmg until the retur^ oi ti.« Cuii:unites, who repotted the following resOlu Hum: , j Vv'ureaa, Tbe mechanics aud working men of i city ot eavanuah were entirely crippled in meauA the dose of the lute war, having nothing left but. tbo Uboiu! litcir bands by which to support themselves •latheir Uuiines, ana Wherein, ihe ciiy government last year did impQse inoaerous lax of one por cent, on all articles mnuu- httnred aud labor di»ue witbia tbe city limits, With tiAjuiUun ot a heavy livcitse.yfe*wwhich wo Wcr - ihj^td to pay lor the privilege of doing business— ihthby discriminating ugaiastthe interest of saidsuc- c-tinci uua working men iu that it aiiows arl4.1es !ii“-:ncimed abroad to be sold in the ctly for the iiiijie iux of one-naif per cent., while our own |>ro- satc charged one per cent, beside tha license; •-train. Landlords have increased the rents of all ttu.mu.ta to <» point which cauuot bo paid from the Scanty wages ot uiir mechanics and working men, Mud itivc’aaumcient sum lor the maintenance of t^ieir hiukta, oc it ever sojirudetttiy disbursed. Ba it, htsuived, That as industrious citizens, we appeal to the lucouiing city government for a redrew oi Uitefc^r evaLub, which bears so hard upon ps. And atk iu ue relieved from these taxes, in order thiL we taa^ be able tj compete with manufacturers ffozu aoruuc, auu uot bo compelled to leave our goodly Aity to ohuiu tUi’living by uouest labor. Besoiveu, XL a. while we are iully aware of tbe nebes- fity efan axupss revenue for city expenses, aud,arc viJiug to bear our full proportion of it aocorttiug to our circumstauces, yet we would suggest a greater lax on the Valuation of real estate, in ordek toJ >l ip,iy the deficiency—which we think is just Aud ftiuLiiblt—since the income on this property iias uwrcascii lo such u degree us to warrant XL Ktaolved, Xnat vye make no uominations for city flneers, thereby proving that we wish to do Dolliing lniuiiftii to ibe irue intcresuof the city, or to the hou- WT»bie gentlemen who wili be elected to fill the city wncee, and yet we would aek them to consider our iu- wesa in common with other citizens, end not ignore turn to our personal injury. Respectfully submitted. S. W. Gleason, John Habbisoh* Wx. Gbbbbb, H. P. AiXld-AE, j P. Nauobtin, Jacob Wabz>, • tl:e passive of the resolutions a few rema|ks made by 8. W. olesson, Dr. Waring and TnoAiaa Hv.combe, £>q. At the conclusion of the remarks kude by the*? gentlemen, Mr. Gleason moved &iat 1 Mechanic*’ and Working Men’s AJEOCistion be firmed, and suggested the appointment of a comnuit- ’•w of five ;o consult upon the propriety of organising ^ nn association. Th6 motion of Mr. Gleagon prevailed, the following committee we^e ax>- P^lLUrd, with power to call a subsequent meeting: S 3. Linville, L- Calvitt, C & Tanworst, H- P. Mil- ^ md Francis McAleer. ^•fer the appointment of the committee, the meet- on motion of Mr. Gleason, was adUourned. Mayor’s Court. Ti£e were bnt two oases brought ap befor His &Eor, the Mayor, for trial yesterday morning. The ktcase disposed of was that of James Miller, an ®«i *ea nut ant?fruit vender, who was charged with king drunk and disorderly in a jewelry store. It ap- that Jimmy being on a UtUe bender, went into jewelry store and asked for the loan of a chew-of ^nacco. On being informed that the weed was hot -ued about the establishment he became wrathy and lie be d—d if he would'nt have a chew, and be- ko boisterous t£at it became necessary to ca|l a ^iceman to take him out of the store. Jimtny * u ^d in pulliution of bis offenoe that he thought ho ^ left his watch (which he never bad) in the jewUry to be repaired, had gone After it* but <i8* ° 3V(r ®d when arrested by the police that be bad g*ne 10 tbs wrong store. He accounted for bio being frank from the fact, as he stated, that a man $ad frsd in the next room to the one be ooeupied, t lit doctor advised i.im to take * little brandy i nd ® which he did, and he thought that he bed pi t a kttlt too much milk. In which soured on hie etonaa :b, ^ taused hia head to swim. On account of the i igo die offender and hit former general good oendi ct, e WdB discharged with a reprimand. A& old man hailing from Jacksonville, ffa., with improper conduct—drunk and lying in fcirtn—waa let off with a fine of one^Slad it Correction.—In our notioe yesterday morning of the proceedings of the meeting held at the Volks Gar ten, on Thursday night, we stated that Mr. Meyer was opposed to stre t railroads. We should have stated that he was opposed to their carrying freight, but net passengers. Mb. Editor:—Please suggest the name of Hon. Philip M. Russell as a candidate for Mayor on khe Citizens' and White Firemen's Ticket,” and oblige Many Citizens. Erbouttvs. Dbfabxicrnt, Millkduevillk, Ga., September SO, i860. fflHB report of the Committee of Scientific Sur X geous, appointed to examine samples of Artificial Lambs submitted to their inspection by different pni>tH«b bavfug been received, tbe contract it awarded to Dr. Douglas Bly, for his Army and Navy Dag, and for hia Koeler Arm, ae the lowest Mdder “taking into consideration quality aa well aap|ice,” in the language of the Act And the said Douglas Bly having executed a oontract, which ie on fUe in this office, to manufacture aaid Limbs in tbo city of Mar «m, parties having procured the necessary, certificate ae provided in sections seoond and third of mid Act, (which may be seen,by calling on the fhaUnw,) may apply tttke cootrsetor and b* euppliedl Parties ap- plyinit are eiijoiued to strict compliance with the Act. Dr. Bly roqueata that the Ordinaries cttfBunicate to him at Ha con tha name and address of each person to whom they may issue a certificate. bet thin order ha published in tha papers of this' mtf. tha Macun Tclearapli, Columbus Naqaixer, At lanta Intelligencer, Borne Courier, Augusta Cnrouicle ' nod BaTaonali Nawa and Herald, one CHARLES J ' - E G^^Sir. Sec. 2. Be U lurther enacted Thai whenever tny maimed, iniHgcnt sol iier or oSVcer, who has become so ma.med iu the service of the State, or in the ser vice of the Confederate States, while a memberft any Georgia military organization; it shall be Mwnil for such soldier or officer, lo apply to Uie Ordinary of the County where he resided, for au order fo obtain such artificial limb, or part thereof, aahia maimed condp, tion may render necessary; which he shall be entitled to receive on complying with'the conditlob&"<R this act. Sec. 4. Be it farther enacted. That every such ap plication shall contain a personal description of tie- applicant, designating his age, color of hia hair and eyea, bis height, and any other distinguishing mark calculated to insure his Identity, also the company and regiment to which he belonged, tbe $lace and time ol receiving hia wound, mid his present bnrtae-e or em ployeient; which statement shall be sworn to by Urn spulioant, and the tact, verified by some citizen of the county known to the On Unary, ae an office paper, and a oupy ot the same transmitted to the Comptroller General, accompanied with the certificate of tbe C4- dinary, tbat he believes the statements to be entitled to credit; which application and certificate shall be filed In the office of the Comptroller General. ac3-4w . - boulders, Potatoes, Apples, Tfermi oath. Mattresses, Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, he. . . .. UNDERWRITERS’ SALE. BY BELL. WYLLY h CHRISTIAN. Will be sold THIS DAY (Saturday), Oct. 6th, 1S66. r* - la trout of alore. at 18>£ o'clock, 7 pairs Blankets. - Damaged on bbard of steamer Saa Salvador, on bat passage from New York to this port, and sold nnder tanpeotioa and by recommendation of Port Wardens, for saaunnt ol Underwriters sad all ALSO, / Term, cash. We are requested to Btute tbat there will be preach ing in the Baptist Chuch, next Sabbath morning (to morrow), by the Bev. S- Landrum, its Pastor. Mavanauh Market. Savanwah, Oct. 5,1864. Cotton.—We have to report a dull market to-day f with few transactions. Prices have declined folly (K on quotations of the early part of the week. To-da'J New York Middlings are held at 36@37c., holders an ticipating a further decline. Arrivals at the Hotels; PULASKI HOUSE—W. II. WII.ThEKUEB. W Coo!aby, YitldosU |W H Smith, Valdosta J G Moore, do I' at't A liarlne. Ga J lieLvon, do [O Reuneuu. CRB RA Whitfield k family.iJ It Bildwia. City Fla !H .1 Strobluir. Oa F H Bush, Gordon |J E Llenton, Macon SCREVEN HOUSE—G. McGisly. W Carroll. Bruddock's P(JN » Nutwood, No Ui A & J Carroll, rhlla 1 BUB MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. LCC*. W W Dews, Baker co IMr & Mrs E J Vann, Fla W U Dongt&9s, Early co .1 C Moore, Ala U J Foreitcre, Ga |Geu Tdlson, Ga PAVILION HOTEL—H. K. Sears. N Stuart, Fla . \ |A Buckley, Ga SH Alton,Toncomhla KJ Ko-ter, .-t Loui9 U Tiiomp-iun, Bhickshoari A Holfman. N Y UNITKD 8TATEI SUE OF fjL»»* AAU LANDS IN ST. HBLB^X PARISH, SOUTH CAHOLINA. XTnder an Act of Congress entitled “An Act to con- vj tiuueluiuroe audio amend 'Au Aci to establish a Bureau for tbe Belief of Freedman and Refugees, aud tor other purposes,” attested by "Edward He- Fberson, Clerk House of Representatives of tbe United States,” and by "J. W. Forney, Secretary of UmBciuMie t4 the United States,” Jaly M, IMS, and more especially under the &h section of the t>aid Act. We, Wm. Henry Brisbane and William E. Wording, United titates District Tax Comwistnoner* lor ibe Distriot of South Carolina, do hereby declare and make known that a public wale will be held at tbe tha i;Y>mmiiw+niiwra_ wfiiraamri, Aa tbw lawn of taufoi AT AUCTION. IL, WYLLY Ac CIIUISTIAH) Id on TUiBDAY, OcsMi M tbel south aide of Jones street, tbiee doors from Whitaker, at 10 o’clock, A FdE AUD ELEGANT AB80RTMEKV OF H0USDHOLD FUBMIruRjl . . /# Consisting of Tine Pwrlor tetta. Wardrobes, Bedding, Mahogany Chairs. Etageres, Crockery, Mahogany Sofas, Sideboards, Mattresses, _ -Burrow, BeSstdkds, Kitchen Furr it ore, Mahogany Tables, Waahstanda, Boduag Chair*, Ac. . / ALSO, A Pine Piano. We wonld beg leave to say to those who are wanting fine Furniture that now ie their chanee. Do not let the opportunity go by. Sale positive. Terms cash. odL Beaufort, Pariah of St. Helena, Beaufort District, State ot Sooth Carolina, commencing on Thursday the first day of November, 1806, at lu o'clock, A. M. lor Clue dispoaaUit the luliowuq, bloigu: - r -c- Lute aadbeuaes Mtuatwliq eh a butt townoCBfiufort Stow of Sooth Carolina. Jo wit > BiookaX 4 5 and 7 tots A. L. and C m Hook dt-Iutn A and B m wlsek 11 blocka 17,18, and 13; lot A iu block 26; lots A aud D in block 37; lot D ill block 38; lota Band C iu block 33; block 42; lot B in block 44; lot C in block 48; lot A in block 66^1ota C and D in block 6 ; lota A, B, aud C in block 61; lotB in block 79; lot Bin block 71; lota D, E aud F in block 72; lots A aud C lu block 81; lot C in b'oek 30; kits A B iu block 31; lot put Mock 93; In block u* and block. HA 117,118.. ! ■ Alan at tbe same place, on Monday, Nofchaber 5th, 1866, at tbe hour of 10 o'clock A. M., tno lota aud par cels of land comprising the city of Port Royal, and embraced within section fourteen (14), fifteen (15). twenty-two (22), tweuty-tbree (23) aud twenty-seven [37b Township 2 south, range jt wam,' by United ji..^ District Tax Commissioner's survey ol the Isndkln the aforesaid Pariah of Sb Helena ^excepting those heretofore (old, namely, HM lot* on Aster afreet, 29 on Brnmlia street, 1 on TV Kalb Street, 1 on Franklin street, • on Greene street, 7 on Ikard street, 4 on Marion street, 4 on Pulaski street, mid 5 on Qnineey street), being more than 3,003 lota on the higN'Mad, rod about 800 marsh lota. - rbo, at tba same place, at 10 o’ckwk A M. Mmday, December 3d. 1866, all the Government Sohool Farms "in the said Sr. Helena Pari.-di,numbered from A to 33 inclusive, each either entire WlMm or more divi sions, as the Commissioners may deem expedient, tbe minimum price being ten dollars (#10) an acre. Some of the above named pruperty being now taaed, will be acid subject to the respective l^Mfie. The aloresaid sales may bo adjourned, as may he expedient, from place to place, and lrem tijne t,> tuna, by proclamation, or by written notice er by - . m* i I ..71 4I«a afnvaaairl nsonov. Shipping Intelligence. irlluiaiure Aliusuac—Thi« JDay» HIGH WA.TRK. 3 39 At Port.. - —J7T~—■ PORtOf SAVANNAH. Feioav, Oct. 5. 136*. Arrived. Brig Mary C Rosswell, Farnsworth, Bith. Me—T B Marenall A Bru. tsclir R W Tull, Robinson, Philadelphia—Giaghoq, A Cunningham. Cleared* Steamer Two Boys, Garnett, Augusta,—Erwin * Hardee. Imports. Per btlg Mary C Roswell, from Bath, Me—200 bdle lallM.gOOdohay. per Bchr R W Tull, from Philadelphia—334 tons u coal. Consignees per central R. B, Oct 6,186* 1,041 bales cotton, 61 do domestic*, 10 eke cc-Bet, 9 bbla dried fruit, 30 sIts floor, 27 bdle paper, 104 pieces casting, and indue, to Tt-on 4bG. Peict, T 4 w, Crane A G, Hunter * G, W Law, Agt Bo»fon_HtrcC*pt 0 A HeyuoldB, Einstein A B. Brady A M, Llilville A <1, J F Patterson. Bryan, H Cot Warren Brortf A Gomni, J McMahon, Wilson, C A Co, Clark, J A 00, A Wiloox A Co, N A Heroee A Co, WIlktBson,- W A Co, Both- well A W, L J Guilmartln A Co. RHubenhsm A Son, Cooper A Me A. Wilder A F, W R Boggs, B Padellord, K F Met! all A Co, Erwin <f- H, J W Lathrop A Co, B Bndman. Sloan, S A 8. C L Colby A Co. Johnston, W A Co, P H Beliu. Bradley, H A Co, F W Sims A Co, J A Roberts, Duncan J, J W Andei son A Son, 8 J Joi-epits, Phillip* A M, Patten A boo, W Duncan. NOTES DISCOUNTED Bt ^ DAVID R. DILLON, Banker, Mseptt-ir m bay sTit^gif. Wanted, ''tbk his first accidental appearance. c 8ak»i or Tm*.—The steamship To**' 'ettised to sail at 7# o'clock this morning has '“led, owing to the large amount of freight being fred, end wiil sail at 4 o'clock this afternoon. This is doing a good business, to and from Savannah,-1 ^ tlie only drawbaok is the fact of bnt one vemd -T "htg ou me line. The large and tnormaing amosnt * knalutaa between the two dtiaa, .win,-we thonld '°h, warrant the Company in establishing a regular *?*Uy line instead of fcwtnixhtlvi while the travelling hhlic would also be benefitted. With another each commaided by as teAh-j^t^ oi $ w . D S£malm i eidYKUL,’ 0flc «rt,tli©liutsouldnotfiulWbsremnafitiy. pc«-3t r ^ . .. ^ ] .>V^) li/- 4* .i. V Jm.CZ lor tvKao the Kew and HetaHl office. ~ fi.A. COTTON FACTORS Jfr- Trj General Qpirirpissio/i Merchants. BoUbtUhodfri 1830. Ltberel advance* on eouaigumeats Brour friend, te New Yorkr . . ocl-tm ^Notice to Consignees. L FVON8IGXSE8 will Mtend U) Ui* reception of llielr iwezma, If Buwd*. lending from steamer MjnBoello, from A YAWL BOAT, *tehte n UtX lotkt, BUNNELL, 0,4n#-receptlon ol C8HE9S&, • pair* Blu* Flanuat, 5 pair* Bed Flannel.' PRIVATE SALE. BY YUBK, WILLIAMS, MeINTtRK A CO Ham*, Shoulder*, Clear Beef, Buttefw’ 6 ■ " ' HominF, i ; .. f Ac., Ac. OC6-* »-• t- FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ’ CONTINUED CHATHAM COUNTY SHERIFF’S SALE. WILL be sold on the second TUESDAY in October J*. next, between the legal houas of. role belOr- t60 Court House door in the city of Bivannah, the Steamer MARY BLLA, with nil her tanMlug and ap-. parol; also, three Steam Boilers, flve Reaper., ( kdaole Bedding, taro boxes Bed-ling, one box Boots oAh box Beddiug, one box Stationery, on, box Crock- S y, ona Bed, Sc., one box Iuk ana two boxen, can it* nukuoVu: . IjOviod on as the property of nenrv L. Palmer nnd Charles C Sklltou, to t-ati.ry an aitachmeut r. tnma- Me to the Superior Court, of Chatham connty in Jen- nary next, at the suit of Ctn.. L Ooluy A C > • jqddb.v onlci of the lion. A. a. Uansull, Judrs of the Supetjpr Court of theSoutlieiuD strict ol Uiorgls C^VofrerlJr pointed cor by plaipdtf ’» attonuav. ii p-.’l BENJ. L. COLK; SheriffC. C. To Planters. SAVANNAH, October lit, 186* THE J. B CARY & CO.’S ‘ NONPAREIL FRENCH GUANO” W HICH la now ofiared to Planters possesses quali ties which are peculiar to it alone, and render It far superior to any other hnown, as baa been fnlly proven by tho “ French Academy of Sciencee,” and «l*o by practical persona of entagaad expert *TO* In every'department ol Agriculture. Among the merltoriooa qualities which peculiarly. distinguish the " Nonpareil French Guano,” may be enumerated (be following: 1st.' It will promote the growth ef Gotten, Corn, To bacco, or any kind of grain or vegetable, equal to A No. 1 Peruvian or Mexican Guano, an baa taro folly tested, at the same time being entirely free from the objectionable properties of tha above, aa it le a Perma nent Improver of the Soil, instead of a stimulant. Id. It can be applied to the l*aV6» aa wall as tbe mote or plants, without any danger of burning them, if used properly, rod we guarantee that wherever ap plied the soil will retain its moisture, and will not take, even tbe moot clayey. 3d. It will prevent Worms or Insects from destroy ing either plant or grain.-and wherever it la applied every kind of worm or Insects will Instantly disap pear. Its properties being repugnant to insect lift of every kind. Tbiaqnalrtjralon* wiRbe a great benefit to agriculture when it is estimated what vast numbers, ae Southern planters know, have lest their crop by ln- sect depredations. in a Circular it la impossible to fal|y enter tote the merits of the •• Nonpareil French Guano,” bnt we a»- snre the public tbat we have, not exaggerated, rod it only remains tor those interested to teat its value, when we feel confluent that it will rapidly supersede all others. Regular Auction Sales - - or Horses, Moles, Cattle, Wagons, Buggies, CARRIAGES, Ac., At the Veterinary Stablee of B. W- CAMPBELL, on Bay street, between Jefferson and Montgomery street*, wifi commence on WEDNESDAY, bept. Mth, am’ every Wednesday thereafter. aepl4-tf NEW STORE. flOQISj SHOES* hajs and ' Clothing,, At Wholesale and Retail. BY days after being Struck nfl, tho property may be taken by any person giving tbe same amount, or be act up .[..in for tale to the highest bidder, at tbe discretion of lhe Commiaaionera. , _ „ Office U. S. Direct Tax Comisslon, Beaufort, & C., October let, 1866. HENRY BRISBANE, W. E. WORDING, oc2-dlm lliibiein Eckman & C#. t rr 5 0/r ,, ^O. 1^7 CO!<dRESS fetREET. U. S. Direct Tax Oommleeionera . - for South Carolina. J£stablisJb.ed in 17BOT SQAPS1 GkNDLESl STARCH l MOURNING GOODS ‘ 1 ‘ 3. C. HTTIiX’S SOJT, * NO. 12 PARK ROW, MW YORK, Invitee the atieffthm of buyers to hia uaequaUd ■to: k or every grade of Staple and Fancy Soap! Honey Soap, Demulcent Soap, Palm SOAP. Windsor Soap, Qlycenn 8oao, Pocclne boap. White Soap, bhavlng Soap, Almuud Spep- Upwards of Ou Huadred Styles. Constantly on hand and Tor axle by RANDALL A OO., and many other dealer* en49-eoo3m For Rent, A RESIDENCE desirable tor a large frml- ■ ly, located on Calhoun Square, fronting east and south, with flower garden apd balconies attached; also gas. bathing rooms and other modern Improvements, a his Ih qnc of the most utfilrable reeldeuces In the city. The house if handsomely Ibmlshfd, which will be rented with the house for on-, year or more, at the option of tne ap- ‘“-aVlm *° GEO. W DAT*. To Rent, A comfortable DWKLLISG afld STORL I attached, la a central location. Apply at rrff YrtlVnii jafe" fTiT* ‘city rdTinfff a compart ’X 7,6r*iiip toTtha” teanue-^ro ef*Gape«ppmmis , . c7 , ■. * sion. Lumber and Timber bnaleero, undent** OtJ.e o B Y a g-ntl man Inth s city, to complete his filer, Wmbteti Luvtoo * Co , New York city, «uU*hHip the issues of the NK»s Ann HEHAi d lor thY YOS) oige *-Cfr,S*v*nnsti, T5m -— A ^ ;+ oPP September FOR SALE IRN LAWTON. .1 YONGE. sepl-tf TT -» PRINTING PAF< i. I»i v> ;• L : •-ttaoKii ^25 Cor. Bay and Abercorn streets. Cor. Bay ana APercorn l t>OOMS. tenishedor anfarsllhed. Applyet Newe XL and Herald QH*q : eel-lw For Sale: i ritTLAP tttttr CUNNINGHAM. S. LRECTZR, Lineoln Street, a lante would lniorm hia fri ... EeNa? opened | FAMILY . are Invited to exsu'ne onr stock before purchasing elsewhere. oc4-Sm S UPER English and French Bombazines, Super 3-4 and *4 Black Mona de Lalnee, Soper 3r4 rod 6-4 Black Alpacas, Super 3-4 and *4 Black Empress Cloth, Super 5-4'Black Drape de Buese, new style. Super 6-4 Black French Merino. English and French Mourning Prints, 8-4 and 1*4 Bilik Thibet Shawls, 8-4 and 16-4 Mourning scotch Shawls. Black English Crape, Vella, Collate, 4m. Just received and lbr sale by DeWITT <£ MORGAN, octa 147 Coagrees etree . . 8. 6. HAINES, GENERAL COMMISSIOS MKRCHAITi r ' * and wnoutAu'Dhifix* lir' Flour, Grata, Feed rod Produce, ; . CQBNSB WOB^ ,I . ' ■ X90 ASD 192 Bat StbeBt, toot or BabSabp 8t., Savannah, Georgia. References—C. A. GimbriU k Co., Norrie k Bald, win Baltimore; Woodwmd. Baldwin k Co.,.Baltimore and Produce. The Old Established House, COB. SOUTH BB0AD AND PBICE SIS. — MOTYO—“Lirraro Lrr Livx.” approved stvle. They would particularly call atten tion to their — • - 1 ' ‘ ‘ ms wtheS. ALES, and LIQUORS, when desired, nfbe7dby thtcfreltNew York pritaapwti^- 1 National Cemetery connty, Ga., on the Auguste end Savannah The ground is one mile front (be railroad ~ good road. SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE WARE. To be a picket fence s feet high, with frosts • teat long, and to be built of the following meierteL and in * robatentiel end —ocharoaiihe —AU lateber te be sewn sad (bed whhent pleatna. i Posts.—To be mad* a BouteScroar iat white oak Jhmben 8fe*thuigaadtMnchae wqe**, with sap* of sama material 2 X iuchea thick, pevrieettag one inch, rod teaelled on tea. To be abarred rod set three Set In the ground, and the ground to be well temped. ^J^SiS&SS^SSiSSSi thick. To have e tenon on each end 2gf hashes long, and 1)£ Inch** thick, aud mortised into flu yo^m. Fxxcn PxcxWT*.—To be made ot good Georgii white Bine or oypreaa, to be fi feet tang, 1)4 Inches wide and IV inches thick, rod pointed on top., To be glad with bcetqaality of fence nails. 4 to each picket. OkbOatu—To be 10 feet wide rod made to open in centre. Stileetobe made of good Georgia or white pine, 3x4; cross nils'and picket# same a* in fane*. Gats Posts.—To lm made of sound cedar or whit* oak i imber, 8 feet«inches long and 12 makes square, and to hav * a cap 3 L j inches thick, prruarliag 1)4 inches and bevelled on top. To be charred rod aait f *H»#toSS^gairo , to be hupwttg strong hinge*)‘20 inahes long, rod fixed With bolti *°Faa»*lwoe.—T» <a fastened at tbe btetem wiffi book and staple, attached te striking paste In ground; 4*o a fetch, and keeper fixed 3 feet from the ground, tnd good padlocks. t T.ti« Wash.—The entire fence, when fixed, to box* ono coot of good lime wash on both sides. The whole to be done in the best style, i specifications, and to the satisfaction of tho u»< “‘Bidders will please specify the price per lineal Jbot st which they propose to do the Work; will giw their full names and addresses, and accompany their bids by the written agreement of two responsible pezaons to become their sureties. Bids can be sent fo this office by mall, and bidders are invited to be present at the opening of tbe same. . Tbenect-aeary papers wifi be sent by me te the con tractor for signature*, he to furnish stamps. Tha work to be commeaced aa aeon aa corifraffis an signed, and to be completed on or before the 20th of October, 1866. Bids to be marked “Bids for constructing fence. and addressed to the audamigaart < E. B. CABLING, Brevet Lt Col. and A. Q. M. U. 8. A., Chief Quartermaster District of Chattahoochee. I wiUetote, for the information at all parties, that there ia a good aaw mill at Lawton. aepdO-Tt bock bolls rod Boston frrntnfiiiii Tyutos. c -W FOR BOSTON. ■ x - ... , - --i ."a. ' - • ‘ *: • *» '. • The Met steamship Q. W. Lovswmt*. Commander, will eall for the above port on. Saturday uaxt, Oet. 13, at — e'eloek. Line SEW YOWL PASSAGE RATES: nbln Passage, MS... Mmragq 111 THE STEAMER San Salvador* ATKINS, Master, Will sail for New York on finturdup, Oet. fi, at 9 e'elaefc pa ne. FU-freight or oc* >N k BARNARD. For Baltimdre. Sidewheel Line. Jkgfaewhee^^mehlp McClellan, V. H. HOWS'* Commander, * Will eall aa above on TRursday, Oet. Utb, ut — e’cleek. Far fMght or passage having accommodatlone equal to any ship Tanning from this port, apply to - CRANK * GRATBU.L. FOB NEW YORK ATLAKHC COAST - Mail Steamship Line. SIDE WHEHIi LINK. Cablu Passage, MS. .. .Steerage, 613 REFERS NCBS I Tv Pendleton, Clark connty. West Virginia; CoLB. Morgan, do.; C. Cimble, do.;E. McCormick,do.; Ms). Green, do.; CoL J. Ware, do.; C. Sheppard, do,! -P. V. □paid,do.; J. End-ra, da; Dude, MaCteUough, District, 8onth Carolina; Dzt Mb. Rroroe, Baltimore connty; F. Merryman, do.; 8. Patteraon, Harford connty, Md.; R. Eirland, Calvert county, Md.; J. P. Silver, Cecil connty, Md.; John Merryman, Balti more; B. Sinclair A Co., Baltimore. y Beware of Counterfeltt. AH of oar barrels will be stamped with name and address. John Mcthtmak, Esq. formerly President of lla- rylaud’s Agricultural Society, aaya: BAhiatoan, July 2L 186* Hasses J. B. Cast k Co.; Gents—My gardner baa been making axpertments with your “Nonpariel French Gnano"—he baa ap plied it to beets, cantelope* and very young encumber vine*, which at thia season of the year are very liable ta iitiury from inaaeta. As far as we caa Judge, it ia a4rtt-ret* article, rodcomes up to you claim of Its merits, t shall use three ton* on wheat rod rye tills The new and vary test selling tide-wheel steamship HERIIMI LIVINGSTON. Thursday, teat, tub)*! • Vaiack a. For freight or psAtege, having new and splendldl: 9 Stoddard's Upper Bunge. N B —No efigafled berth* seen red after Tuesday Cot. 9th, uale«fl ffiJj for. j>c* ok NEW^^YORK CHANGE OF DAY. Tha 6 rat rlaaa, new steamship a o Ca11 ■ ■ '■ - i *' I .So ■ • E. M. BULKLET, Commander, Will sail on her regalar day, Tuesday, Oet’r Vtlt, at — o’clock Re. For freight or passage, having superior accommo dationa. apply to HUNTER k GAMMELL ocS 84 Bay street. Por freight er passage, having pettor to any steamer In this trade, apply to B. B. HARDEE, No. 11 Stoddard's Range. GARRISON 8 ALLEN. Agent*. ocS Na B Bowling Green. N. Y. FOR BOSTON The fine steamship MOISTTIC^LLO, MII.LER. ComiASBIR, will sail aa above on Wednesday, Oet. 1MB, at — •'clack. For height or peerage, having superior accommo dations, apply to CRANE k GRAYBILL, ock-at Agents. Philadelphia and Sonthern Mail Steamship Co. For Philadelphia. The first class steamship Tonawanda, J. TEAL, Commander, Will **11 for ’he shore port on baturday, October 6, a* * o’clock p. na. For freight or passage, having sop rlor accoumo. clarions, apply to aep24 HUNTER k GAMMELL. OLD SEHEGKLI LKE. Lsaye eyery Tuesday and Saturday. For Palatka, £. Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA- Xdne RY,8 > fbmnandina, JACKSON VILLE AND PICOLATA. FOR AUGUSTA AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE SAVANNAH RIVER. The new end elegant a LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. N. KING, and SYLVAN SHORE, Capt JAMES TUCKER, hating bean spedally fitted np for this route with unsurpassed accommodations, will leave regularly for the above place#, the Sylvan Shore eyery TUES DAY MORNING, and the Uczie Baker every SATUR DAY MORNING, at ten o'clock. Returning, will leave Jacksonville every Tuesday and Friday, arriving at Savannah every Wednesday -.nd Saturday morning!, In time to connect with the New York eteem-rs. _ Bor freight or Passage apply at tha officeon Florida . whazL or to ctAQH0BH 4 CUNNINGHAM,^ N. B.—AH freight payable by ahlpparf. lyiatt Messrs. J. B. Cary A Co., through their Agent. Mr. Louis T. Guleuot, having made aa arrangement with the firm of BELL, WYLLY k CHRISTIAN, planter* ran rely Upon obtaining the genuine "Nonpareil French Guano.'' IF This Is the Principal Depat. -«a 83* Beware of Counterfeits! All our barrels will be branded with onr name and address. MANSION HOUSE, W E are now receiving, and ready to exhibit eur Urge and well selected stock of’he above meu- taiutd goods from tha beit manufacturers, and put n„_J Pi, nn i noor MffiAlincr up exprreaiy for the Georgia and Flurhla trade. ' DTOOu Oil 661) 11691 lYlCCUllg) Merehauts and Plroters CHARLESTON. S. C. T HIS popular and well-known House, situated in the bnelneaa portion of tke city, having bean re ceotly refitted and newly fhrntsh-d by the present proprietress, Madame, T. M. RUTJE8, I'ormerlyof the Central H >nse, at Columbia, 8. C.,) she offer* the traveling public a pleasant rating place, com bining the conventehcee of a Hotel with the comfints of a private house. < permanent, Transient end Bay Boarder*take!,on very reasonable terms. , • „ Rooms with or without Board. II dostrsd. Address Madame T. M.RUTJB3, sets lot Preprietreaa. s thesteaner W A. N Will leaVe as above on Wedaeedajr, Oet. 10, at ■ atelaek u. us. P. 8.—Freight received at all times at the taelo- sureoathe wharf, adjoining the Lower Rice Mills and forwarded with dnpateh. 0cS-4t M A. CQHdW Ao-r-t FOR ST. THOMAS, PARA, PERNAMBUCO, BAHIA, AND RIO DE JANEIRO. Georgia Chemical Works, OF SAVANNAH, GKORGIA. W E ARE NOW PREPARED to aopply the trade with a superior orandof r. MANUFACTURED AT THE GEORGIA CHEMICAL WORKS. For the Laundry, It has no snparlor. It le mtifotm In quality, and every box warranted.. It Is now In nse by ma-.y femllias In lhe dty. giv ing perfect s itlsfactlon In every case, rod has been inVrodoeed Into the Laundries of the principal Hotels H the exclusion of all others. . . Orders addressed to the undersigned will ha vs prompt attention. PURSK A THOMAS, ts aEoRBircuann A i. «i aepllm Plantation ftr Ale. /TIN Savannah river,.twenty vl nah. eonsiatlrg of seven;. OO) miles from Savan- een hundred and sixty- andpwenty _)th unsurpassed by auy locality in the vicinity. *5S»KISSFS5«. t^s office, oc2-2ra CeogitM etrert, wr, at ^tW3 AR r New St«r&(r ] T“*ssrj!'SS.'s.5SS"M Groceries, Wines, Lm)U«s,.&c. ! —^fia^ No&eT ft lb fiPiMY: K». Aia-i * > at ft Will ps*«tiM -LAW DANIEL H. LONDON. NO. 63, BROADWAT. NNW YORK, Shipping find Conxnkwien Merdunt, W ILL tell all kind* oi Tob icca Cotton, Bagging. Grain, Heed, Ac., asd will execute order* for baying Merchandise and Produce ot p«wy daaortp- tlon Couaignments end orders solicited. — RSFERENCfA. I* SataXwah—Major A. Porter. Duncan k John ston, N. A Hardee • Co., K. K HerU * Co., John ^iNNicwYOBflk-W;G*T.gS»fcfffi Co.. Barclay A Livingston,-Wm. WnlsofiA4Jff. U* _ Liberal advances allowed on Cotton ahl)— Mamrs. - orsgovsTinr IJHE BEST OYSTERS can always be fonnd at MONAHAN’S OLD STAND, , on Whitaker (treat, abovfi Bay. LURCH AT 11 O'CLOCK EVERY M*Y. and Choice Uqaois at the Bat. — IHaiti, fork JMBIT 6 Particular attention given, as heieloCon, to tiling tatty and country oteara. ' Notice. riVUE Pirn of ..... Xv dluoived id the by the death of BENJAMIN one of • ItkMMCtDAB. fiAMClL A BUULkBX. 1 e|TT7fT p *’T~'. - , _ ' ■ 1 ^EttrJwig Pkllafcr. AE. BOTHWKLL, Pi f. WHITEREAD. hy od-im Under contract with the United States and Braffi Gevernments for tbe carriage of the mails, will dis. patch one of their NEW FIRST CLASS SIDEWHEEL THAMA9ZPS, each over *200 tons bar then; On th« 226 of Evory Month* From the Port of j * "$§orkl Tor the following named port* and at the follow- IT rates of passage, payable In gold 09 tts eqsivs- nl: - I mar oaanr. Trom New York toJSL Thomae . From New York to Pans..- From New York to P«raaubaco....».r».... From New York toBahle., From New York to Rio de Janeiro... at half these rates, metes Ingulfed, tat . . .to. ~ AH Itelue mnkf paaWfcMgb file rtwt Office. Poet 10 cents. No. 12 -loddard’a Block. FOR SALE, RIVER STEAMBOATS and TOW- BOATS, of various slaei and draft. AUOf .Sailing Vessels, tit am Ba-ges, Ac. A. M. DA COSTA. No. 49 Water street. X V. FULTON PETROLEUM AND MINING CO. TUB llllil SMH& 1 BlUZlt 0a » it * 1 «**•. • * * ,2## '°° 0 HAH STEAMSHIP COMPANY. I HARMS, *90 BACH, FIRST PAYMENT, $18 PER SHARE And no other assessment made, except by dfreatfon- of a majority of all tho Stockholders* orncxxsi J.P. SLOAN ; g. E. RAWtiON JNO. 0. NHITNEB P.P. PEASE SORT. LOGAN J. P. LOQAN, B. E. RAW SON, P.P.PaASE, Vies Pro-Ideal. secretary. Treasurer. .General Buparlntendanf. OARBUOH A ALUM, Aeynta REMOVAL. J. 0i &i Co. AUlMrVkktAttu Y'o’iXHmT, AT TBQBJSff STOEE, CORNER OF j .f? Hr Bro.yghidn^hd Wittabr Sts., ;«.jI MABCMMfl i A 0F I Fail and Wmter •mm* T» UM AiiitiHS fill ,t Notice^ no i [OFJCffijpW AMPnSOM A eone was ROBT. LOGAN. A R. MOCA WRY, JNO C. WHITXdM, W. F. PABKHUBST. This Company proposes to operate In Getwgffi. Ala bama and Tennraeee. Having teased Lwdeinthe mmediate vicinity of reodit oU dleoovsriee. It now otters a portion of tts Stock for sale, the amount paid pon wMch shall be returned tote purchaser before ny general dividend will be declared. A limited amount of Stock may be eecured by oaiv m JS “ “tat”! i oSten* STORE LO LET, I N the beat business part of tha cltyfMaqalra at •theNews and HermM Office ^ <*» WO MONTHS AFtKH DATE, application Will r WO MONTHS AFTER DATS, application W1U will be made to t tie Court or Ordinary at Bulloch ikteirty for leave to sell all the lands belonging to the estate of JAMES a MARTIN, late ot setoomn- ty, deceased, lor the benefit of the helm and aMtttora toth day orsevtemb^mA^^ nMfiJawten Antetimatratcr da Bonne Mon Wood, Wood. X T * RK P*f«y forinfo^gta rty trmfl* tad ttte WOOD YARD adjoining the Golf Depot, and am prepared to dto ,<ver Wood of the first quality, free or charge, to rar part of the dty. Older boxes may ta foaad at tta Diag Store, wr iter of Broofihton and Habersham; at A. Ferunndefi A Bro.'*, comerBuUaodBroagAioa; Cooper,Oteotta ‘ Farrouy, comer WMiakef hud s* Jnltefe rtreau. JAS. B. MOINTOSH, se28-4t . jB8fr.8fitaroAnm.and Junes atreate TO RENT7 rftHt tt » proof RPC X PoanteOten glron li oai-lw'" SNORE BOUSE on Battle H>W. hr--*oteYto. M FURNITURE, OEGRAAF & TAYLOR, ITandlpRewar NEW YOER _ S TILL eostlrtee to bathe Urged JhaJlfito JffiBto. them rers|l the city. ' Canopy and Yictfirl* folaML at steer cate* i< Inal It tome*