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lOC Al* mat Tims. ^SPAY MOBSIKO OCTOSEB 10. I860 ft* rtore < of steamships s»S Steamer FOB NXW TOBK jffl9bi p Herman Livingston, Thursday, Oct. * lS °hin Alabama, on Saturday, Oct is, at 1 ; . e ainsoii • 'tart a m ' FOB BOSTON. •eiffleblp MonUcello, Wednesday, October 10th, C- 0 ^',’i" City of Bath. Saturday, Oct 13th, at- -VliVK* FOB BALTWOWr. r fi( ,„ Medellan, on Thursday, October , o'CloC^i >* 1 (hlp Fannie, on Thursday, October 11, at — — I3 * FOB FLORID*. - !.7ie Balter, every Saturday morning, at ttfjinc: ;!s ' c!0Cl£ 'svlvan Shore, every Tuesday morning, ai «»eas» c 1 *• * •an’CtOC^- • ,u ron auou«ta. „ ««an, Wednesday, Oct. 19tb, at * p. m. SteaD - F0B stHIIIi , JI M. Cool, Friday morning, 19th Inst., at KSTlbb * BROTHER, Newsdealers, Sta- jellere, Bull street (down stairs; , my lane, next to the Post Offlce, are au- “ m fur the Dailt Nxwa * Herald. iC » «ith them will bo promptly attended Municipal Election. ^ following is the result of the election held In " on Monday, for Mayor and Aldermen for the & “' vear The whole number of votes polled was thomand three hundred and aixty-two, asfol- l) ” FOB MATOB. £. C. Andereon MI? ^mrlea Farrelly 123 roll ALDRASIXN. 1,158 1,118 834 817 812 797 791 777 758 ’771 088 656 603 672 *44 . 509 474 . 447 . 437 . 11G •Mirtin J- Ford •Hrlirv Bri,'ham •John L Villahmga Edward C. Wade.. \rm Hunter.... uteris L. Gue..-a4.--«.. A Kin Miller Scorin' W. Wyllv ttm. U Burroughs j.mea J. Waring Char. 0. Millar jUithiaa II. Meyer John C. Ferrill Giorge C. Freeman John McMahon Tins. H. Harden John Flannery Henry R. chrietian j,,bn'< unningham ffni. U. Wiltberger Hcraaii A. Crane tales. H. Waver (Edward Moran ?? (John Foley 13 «On both Tickets, t So candidate*. Tht time occupied in counting the vote was from niae o’clock yesterday morning until about three o’clock Ihia morning. Meeting of the Board of Health The regular weekly meeting of the Board of Health was held litt evening..Present—Dr. J. D. Fish, Chair. man, and ten members. The minutes of the last meetiug were read and coo ked, after which the mortuary report, which will be fuU ^(j ia another column, was read, showing the u tal number of deaths for the week to bo flfty-two— seventeen whites and thirty-five blacks. From cholera, three whites and sixteen blacks. The follow ing wards were reported In good condi- titn: Berri“n, Lafayette, Reynolds, Mi.ldle Oglethorpe’ Columbia, Brown, Anson and Magazine. Dr. Thomas presented the draft of anaettoreor* prize the Board of Health. Dr. Thoms* *tsted that he would present the act as s report, and further sated that a committee from the Georgia Medical So ciety assisted 'ho committee appointed by the Board of Health in drawing up the report. II. J. Desvergera moved that further action of the Beard, oil the report be deferred until the next meet ing, and that ia Uic meantime the report be published in ibs gaieties of the city. The first portion of which motion was adopted and the latter rejected. There being no further business before the Board the moetiUg adjourned. Faust ls*t night drew a very fu and the performafiqh yah^fflilyj wen so fortunate to attend. The tenor "tignor Irfre snatained the high expectations, and his conception, of the role, and his excellent singing won ~ and frequent applause. He was especially fins Im tha third set, and throughout his powerful and flexible voice told with thrilling effects Mmlle. Caniasa quite astonished us by the great strides aha has mads lb artistic excellence since we last heard Mr. Bar tswes have greatly rounded and acquired volume, and the thoroughness of her school shows very caistal.ead conscientious practice. We think she will rank ooite as one of the greatest artists of tbs world. It 1* to- perfluous to mention that Alois. Patti atraikpsh. in Siebel, looked charmingly, and she received b Thertiad: sud enthusiastic encore in the flower song. Mephle- tophrfea was rendered admirably by 8ignar goaini, and hie ponderous voice bas lost none of its quality since last we heard him. Ho ia still.the same gnat artist as of yore. Signor Marre was in exceedingly good voice, and made a superb Valentina. Chorus, Orchestra and the Artiste, and each of them” exerted themselves and contributed mnch to the genuine she- cess of the Opera, and the audience rewarded them with frequent encores and calls before tha curtain. To-night Lucretia Borgia will be given with an ex ceedingly fine cast, and below we give a synopsis of this Interesting and beautiful open: The celebrated Lucretia Borgia, to well known in Italian history for her reputed crimes, was married to Dou.-AZlifion.so, Duke of Ferrara; hated by her coun trymen on accuunt of her numerous crimes, her ilia wsa scarcely safe except within the principality of F*n- rara; nevertheless, urged by maternal sSsaiiou, She follows a young man named Gennaro, to Venice. Gen- narp, brought up as the Bon of a poor flaherman, to unconscious that the hauty, cruel, apd hated Lucretia la his mother. Lucretia, during the celebration of the Carnival, and while she removes her mask for an instant, is recognised by the relatives of several other victims, who. after proclaiming her name, depart with threats. The Duke, (her husband,) haa followed her to Venice: and suspecting a criminal love between his Duchess* and tha young Gennaro. resolves to sicriflce the latter to hts jealousy, as soon as he shall have arrived at Ferrara, to which place they “ bound. Gennaro - takes up his abode at Ferrara, near to the paiace of the Duke land issuing from his houmeearly in the morning, after having spent'the night with n» friends In riotous mirth, the name of Borgia la men- tlonad; and, in answer to the sneers of his comrades, he declares his hatred of the infamous woman, taow prove the truth of his words, defaces the name ’Borgia," on the gates of ^palace. Gubetia,a spy ot the Duchess,has noticed this occur rence and hastens to his mistress with the Informa tion. Meanwhile, Rustighello, on tha part the Duke, and Astolfo on that of the Duchess, appear, for the purpose of carrying Gennaro; the Duke's agent teshionable JKdiaoce, f ebjoyei by all who ‘tenor' Shipping Intailigunrfti flialatara Al^aiaiU^hla Day. SUBfriaee. deaerve^Snu seta.. ; : )>r At' Hops; nu in uvima- - .1 Tbxsdav, Oct », ISM. Arrlbad. ‘ffaffl&CUSSXT Steamer Swan, Cohen, Augusta—M a Cohen. ■chrEUsahat 11 , DeHart. Low, Rockland,. Mn-4,* . 8chr Trade Wind* Clrrk, Near 1 “ ^ fiasasKssrars'^sfsTi Schr W B Mahoooey, Coppa, Richmond—Pn Holl(ngaworth. > J , ' ' ' Imports. Two bales BAGGING, on board of steamer San Salvador, so from New York to this port, and sold a: in and by recommendation of Pott Wi for'second or Underwriter* and all concerned. Tayy s cash.Wtft S AUCTION. BY^IeLL, WILLY dC CHRISTIAN. be sold THIS DAY. October 10th, In the usual assortment of Groceries, Tabacco, Bacon, FI oar, 3 Cheese Shoulders, Candles, q* Lemon Syrup, Starch, ^ Win a Liquors. Cigars. Bedsteads, O Tate a-Tries, Dry Goods, Furniture, Ac., Ac. WHtaU*. hClIAl jj*.e in'otflBW Per Br bark Catb&rtne, from Liverpool—MO toss ocl0 coal, l,«0* mckssalt, 14 doxifoifutp^^s-S Per schr Elisabeth Da Hart, from ^pcklapd.He- 150,000 laths, 1,8U> bids Ume, 65, half* $*y»,. Per schr Trade wind, from New Yotk—254 tons leg. Per steamer Swan, from Augusta—T1 talas raw, •> bbla metal, 60 do cotton, and mils*. ’j' ■ ~ . Ks^prth. Per brig Millie Mitchell, for Aspinarall—lU.TOO net M’JJB a»U'THIS DAT at 10 o'clock, in frapi ar a*oe*. Groceries, Dry Goods, . A cl 8iS£fc3® sc" p«r Br bark Janat Dalgitoh, for Canbagena, 156*159 ft Umber, 116,620 ft lumber. Per adkt M B Mahoney, for Ricbmood—191 toftaeM scrap iron. FaMcnsert. Per eteamer lady, nmeee Patterson, T Wilcox. J H Jan don, and 9 deck. CsMigasssa on uennaru; me wuac o •6 w * being. more strongly supported, conveys him into the palace. Xue poisoned wine iu the golden chalice is produced, ana Lucretia entering at the same time, demand® vengeance on the head of him who has insulted her by defacing her name; veugeance is proiplMdbf the Duke, and Gennaro being introduced, t U»9 Ducneewis horror-struck at perceiving she has demanded the life of her own sou. Alphonso, mistaking Ibe cause of her distress, is inexorable; and after pledging Gen? naro, and causing him to drink the poison poured out by 4he hands of Lucretia, herself, leaves him tp |u* late. Lucretia, left alone with Gennaro, administers to him-a powerful antidote, advising him at once to fly from Ferrara. ^ m The evil late of Gennaro prevails, and instead m Hy ing from the presence of the enraged Duke, he repairs to the castle ol Negroni (a courtezan,) where another night ia passed in dissipation. When the wine bae mounted into the heads of the guests, a cup-1 er brings iu goblets of poisoned wine; all Gubetta partake of the deadly draught, and, before the poison has operated, Lucretia Borgia herself appears, declares to the gneeto the nature of the bev erage ol which they have partaken, and reminds them of the insults ottered to her at Venice. ’Seeing Gen naro among the victims, she is horror-struck, and ex horts him again to have recourse to the antidote; but finding it will not be sufficient to save the whole of his friends, be resolves to die with them—then it is, for the first time, ho learns he is a Borgia, nod that Lucretia is his mother. Gennaro dies from the effect of the poison, and Lucretia Borgia sinks lifeless into^j the arms of her attendants. We were permitted, yesterday, to listen to the^kffh ■ rehearsal of the new opera, Crispino. We oan Safely say that there is a rich treat in store for our public. The music is beautiful and sparkling, and the action comic and highly interesting. A propoa, as to the production of L’Africaipe, we have seen some of the scenery that the management brought ou here, especially the grand ship and the tree, and can pronounce them as something wonder ful—certainly, without exaggeration, the beat and finest yet seen in our theatre. Three ( Committee For Murder. 1 the negroes *arrested, vix; Smart, Blake, Per steamer Swan, from August*—B <5 Wade A Co, A 8 Hartridge, LJ Guilmaitin, Davant Thompson, O Cohen, Habersham a Son, CtagUom A M^CoUfn.,iti(rftiW^ tji J •wwsjwwmi^* 1,141 biles ertton, 41 skMlrfotl fruit, 4flt>bM<M' 5 sksflour, 2 bbls whiskey, 40 bake.old ffUOe,6<*is nm Mon. 1J<I* kimher, aad iiLfotk tobUHsyued, Brigham, H A Co, B Pudeltord. Austin A E. Hunter \ u. K A Howell, W Ruck well, - U H Linvillu, N A Hardee, A Meyer A Co, Pelut, T (W, Biwily A M H D Hawley, cjpt Reynolds, J * Robert*, W BattoiOLy & Co,Guerard A F. H Roberts AYjdu, AMlIcox A Ou, Wilder A F, Shfnbolter ACb.TWSiuis A Co, A 8 Uartridge, P H Beha, UuUmartin A Co. A Sesrbu- ruagh, W H Burroughs, Both well A W, Ersrln A ii, P A Mayors, u a Hardee. Bt «. LIUMAST. saO THIS DAtt lOtb Inst, vein be wild la front id Mbrd; r <1 ; « loydoek. An laveicewf -Ready mad. CUUlR ' - Bry GMda, Fancy Gu -da. NuUuM, - > ■ - Jewelry, Hagai, Floor, <t i.w „ • flonp. Candles, I t.jo.: if March, Raisins, eto, ete. •I~il mU jihns - ALSO, -dii JUias^b* liM - , ,Tmi4.s.fiABx.$cp.*a :( .,, ’NONPAREIL FRENCH GOANO W lftcik'fi noir offered to Ftsoters pdfouslrw tftali- ties which are psenHar to it alese, and render it ' nucriorto any other known, as ban been tally ,rto by the ■■ French Academy ot OTi stores” tad s2ssafma«f"w lot It will prereqte the growth of Cotton, Coni, TV beetta or any kind of grain or vegetable, equal to A No. 1 Peruvian or Mexieen (inane, ee has been taffy tested, alike tatae ttntotaiugAnfltoly flwq (Man the objectionable properties oCtbvabove. aa it is a Perms- naut tatomr of the SoR, instead of a stimulant. »£ Hewn be spuliod to foe leaves a, Mel re the loots of plant;, without any tanger of burning (Bam, —. , |hm ^tarever ap- plied the toil will retain its moisture, and will not MA’Oven <M moat ciaywy. ■ Sd. It will prwrant Wanpa nr taaeety from destroy ing either plant or grain, and wharevOT it is appUad every *tnd of worm ar inaacta wih instantly dtaap- paar, its p roust ties being repmenaat to insect UJaoC Win Uni. This qnality atone tcD Wn greet bepeflt to iwrtonimrewhMUto estimated AtaflvMtnumbere. S sSSerapUmtara know, have k*t foslTarop byin- amsf dMKUdMlOWa.^ oroiiuU is lnwwsihki trt fiitfc hitft fhft merits of the “ Nonpareil ftendi Guano," bnt wwae- ante the public that w* have not onfp Amalfi* for those W %Mtofle»^aMigtUa«nt, positive sale af 16 cases assorted Boots and Sho^. n ,u.WMV£TESAI,¥. ,,,. „ BT/YtlflK, WILLIAMS, hciiyfRE A CO, Ctonr Beef, Hams. Butter, Shoulders, Hominy, Ac., pc. R4lulai:- J ATicU0ja; ;$iie§ .t ,. or - • 09! Horses, Hales, Cattle, Wagons, Biggies, CARRIAGES, Ac., It the Yelerinary Stables of B. W. CAMPBELE, to Bey street, between Jefferson and Montgomery streets, 'wifi commence on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 19th, and every Wednesday thereafter. toplAAf ’?x. ~ •'* - J atvxwiufri-fret. 0.T886. Coxio,.—Tberato a fMr oRrtafl *lp«k op the mar ket, with a good inquiry. We beard of aeveral trans actions yesterday, on the basis ef 85- cents for Hew York middling* Sales, however, are made only to a limited extent, owing to seller* being unwilling to ’meet the'vfewsofBayern — ~ - TO COTTON SHIPPERS. WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE Advatibes OS CONSIGNMENTS TO THE WELL KNOWS HOUSES OF 1 ! Norton, Slaughter &: Co ’ Yorlr, Messrs. Ji^hn K. Gilllatt di Cb. Schooneb S. J. WABQio.—In addition to the Ian by the schooner 3. J. Waring, of her topmasts sails, sjie also lost her yawl bost and rudder. Painless Diarrucsa is ihc nsmily premmiitory symptoms of Asiatic Cholera—check ibis and ttta' disease h* cured. Ti»is», in nine cases out of len. Is done at once by tlie uteof MaKSDEN’s CaRMiXATIVK SthoP. ill its Smart Cummings, Sxmuel Field and 'Douald McDonald, were examined before Justioe John A. Staler, yesterday morning, charged with tha murder of Wm. Alford, the particulars of which we have al ready pub ished. There w*ere some eighteen negroes «Trs!ed as witnesses in the case, all of whom, with the exception of three women, were released after the examination. Tae witnesses testitied that after the cegr.es had secured 3lr. Alford, McDonald placed him lii p-iiiLi a and gave the command to fire, w'hen the negroes whose names are meutioned above, and two others, who have not been arrested yet, discharged their muskets, killing Mr, Alford almost instantly.^ After Mr. AJford was shot and lying on the ground, it to Mid that the negro Smart Blake, tho ringleader in tee affair, went up to him and beat his brains out with tisuiusket. After a careful and impartial investiga- twnoftho case, the evidence being positive, Justice Staley committed the three negro men, as wall as the three negro women, to jail—the men to await their trial before she January term of tha Superior Court, ior the offence of murder, and the womm aa important witnesses in the case. h is said that Smart Blake was tried, some time ago beforstht Military Court, on the charge of murdering ant grow .aiin, but the evidence not being conclusive agjuuathim, he was discharged. Aiianlt with Inteat to Commit Murder. Robert Oliver, a colored man, has wrested by the police yesterday afternoon, charged *with committing id assault upon the person of W. F. Biabee, a colored man, with intent to commit murder. Oliver, it ap pears, bad been drinking, and meeting Bisbee in a bouse, a conversation occurred between tbim, during which, and without any previous proToeatfcoe. Oliver jumped up aud drew a knife >n 4 mV to Bisbee and stabbed him in the head, a painful, though, it thought, not a dangerous wound. A policeman be- mg in the vicinity at the time,' and hearing the distur bance, arrested Oliver and carried him before Justice Staley, who, utter hearing the facts of ibe case, com* rnitied him to jail in default of ba'l, to await an ex- miuabon. Pickpocket Abbestxd.—J W. Williams, a noted &ief, who has by acme contrivance managed to cheat the penitentiary of a oonviqt for several years, was ar- rested in the matket yesterday morning. Williams bad teen a close observer of C. Beasley, a young fcmutryiuan, who was disposing of his produce from to in the market. Noticing Beasley making ^uge, and observing which pocket be placed Mis toney in, he watched his chance and slipped his hmnd Id Beasley’s pocket and drew out the roll of money, about twenty dollars. After committing the theft Williams was about making off when he was arrested °y the market policeman, having been seen to take die money. Schgokeb Veto.—The schooner Veto, bound from iDuianola, Texas, fur New York, aud which pnt into Tybee in distress on Sunday last, was towrd up to the city yesterday morning. Capt. Tuthill, of the Veto, leporta: Oct. 2nd, in lat 30 deg. N., Ion. 79 deg and ^min. W., while hove to in a gale of wind from the R- E., the second officer of the vessel, B. 8. Miller, of Hiller’s Place, L. I., was washed overboard and lost. At 2 p. M. the gale bad increased to a hurricane. A heavy sea struck the jibboom, which carried atr^y feobatays, bowsprit, sbroods, foremast-head, the main tfiij mizzen-mast going by the board at the same time, vessel lost all sails and rigging. MORTUARY. Report of deaths for the week ending Oct. 3tK I960. LAUREL GROVE CEMETERY. WHITES. Oct 2.—Anna Beals, S3 years and four months— puerperal fever. Oct. 2.—Mary Jano Green, G9 years and 9 months- old age. Oct. 2.—Benjamin Crane. C9 years—cholera. Oct. 3.—Julia Elisabeth Wrnle, G months—fever and 8P ^3.-Seth Norton, 50 years—invagination of the ^ Oct. 4.—Sarah Ann Davidson, 33 years and IX days— CU Oct b Adolph Bicker, 32 years, 10 months and 6 days—yellow lever. , j . Oct. 5.—Cynthia M. A. Asandorf, 17 days-lcauTUl- sions. ", • Oct. 7.—John J. Thens, 45 years—cholera. Total COLOBED. Oct 2.—Mary Bryan, 6 years and 10 months—gas tritis. . . Oct. 2.—Titos Stiles, 67 years—cholera. Oct. 2. * Unknown man—cholera. Oct. 2*.—*Rose Dillon—cholera diarrhoea. > ■ Oct 2.—Cuisar Green, 26 years—truiuatic tetanus. Oct. 3.—Adaline Nemz, 12 years, £ months aud 14 days—cholera. Oct. 3.—Mary Jane Dolly, 25 years—cholera. Oct. 3.—Lucy McCall, 75 years—bilious fever. Oct. 3.—Elias Daufortb, 3 years—dropsy. Oct 3.—Charles Grant, 27 years—typhoid fever. Oct. 3. *Thomas Thompson, GO years—typhoid ma- U Oct. 4.—John Robinson, 55 year* and 93 day* - cholera. . , Oct. 4.—Jane Pope, 52 years—cholera. Oct. 4.—Charlotte Spencer, 7 years—choiers. Oct 4.—Harriet Balm, 37 years-cholem. Oct. 4.—*Bobert Walker, 29 years—typhoid malaria. OcL 4.—*John Jackson, 19 years—car Jiao dropsy. Oct 4.—Unknown man—unknown. Oot- 5.—Thomas Tiiumpaou, 30 of brain. Oct. 6.—Staphen Rachary—unknown. Oct. 6.—Jack Young, 9 year* and 6 month*—cho- le ”ct. 6.—»Mary E. Sinquefleld, C years, cholera. Oct.«.—•Alfred Thomas, 38 years, chotors disa- rh ££ fo—.jesss Jackson, 3 years—continued ferer. Oct.XL *Bachel WiUiame, 20 years—cholera. Oct. 6.—Polly Hornaby, 64 yoare—dropsy. HOct. 5.—Ben Bissau, 14 year* and 6 months l8 Oct 6.—Mary Gibbons, 1 year and 0 months—oho- le Sk 7.—Carolina Bryan, 36 years and 1 month*— yphoid fever. Oct. 7.—Paul—Rheumatism. Oct 7.—Infant Smith, 4 days—spasms. Oct 7.—*Jack Jackson. 25 yeiirs—oholsam. OcL 7.—•Margaret Young, 28 year*—bsliona remit tent ferer. . _ .. Oct 7.—’^Unknown girl, 8 years—cholera. Oct 8.— 1 ♦Unknown woman—cholera. * Total - » •Died at Lincoln Hospital. Whites Colored Total. .44 OiTHKDSAL CE MET BBT. OcL 2.—Catharine Dowd, 8 days. OcL 8 James P. Daly, 59 years-^coageption nf b> OcL 5.—Ellen Brennkn. 12 years—remittent fever. " OcL 6.—Mary O’Connor, 2 years. - f OcL 6.—Thom a 8 Counihan, 5 days. OcL 6.—Kate Riley, 56 years —cholera. Oct. 7—Walter Higgins, 41 years—htematoWa. OcL 7.—Catherine Seigney, 38 years—typhoid ievsr. Interments in Cathedral Cemetery 8 •• Laurel Grotb Cemetery 44 Mayor’s Court. There were bnt three cases disposed of before His Honor the Mayor yesterday morning. Two\whita men, charged with improper conduct, frunk and lying in the streets, were lined two dollars each. August Spitboldt, charged with lighting in the rtreeta was fined two dollars. Another Marine Dxiastxb.—The British bark Stampede, Captain Jewett, from New York, bound to Havana, with a cargo of Irish potatoes, put in below yesterday morning, in distress. The Stampede was exposed to the severe gale of the 3d for thirty-six hours. 81% lost her main topmast, top gSUantmast, alto, her Jards, nail*, and jibboom. Committed.—Henry Garrett a negro was committed to jail by Justice Smith yesterday to await an t taation on the charge of stealing a sign board from 1,8 fastenings in Iront of the shoemaker shop of ^snitl Roche. Tux Coubtt Court.—The County Court, His Hon or Judge Russel presiding, met yesterday morning RDd adjourned, without transacting any business, hLtil the i6Ui. Jurors will takt notice. The steamer O. F. Potter, Was passed last evening oy the steamer H. M. Cool, coming up with a trig in toe which had been ashore near the entranoo of War- T’ ard, i£d Tdr other pi Whereas, it ia proposed by the owners of Farm Lot Number Two (2) Holland Tything, Pereival Ward, (which said owners appear to bo Win. G. Bulloch, in uia own right, the said. *Billoch and Benj. P. Colburn, Ti Ustees udder the marriage settlement of a past naftisl fotflantout at taa Ifov. Riariffpfotriauid Tryphena, his wile. The said David Brown audTry- pheua, his wile, Coiberine E. Brown. Louisa D. Brown and William R. Waring, substituted trustees under the settlement ot Robert G. Guerard aud Emily B, bis wlfej that they, the said owners, wUj convey to the Major end AAderineu of the «s«y~i)f''8*eunnah so mudhTof the ap) farm lotas shall he. jrereiisite for streeta and linrr t upon the extension ol tSe plana of laulfax through Uud over the said farm lot, recording to a map ifiifetilj the plan of the prufoseii exien- aioei reade by Ifak City Surveyor, the first rep Of April, A. DUX866rend wf file in the office of tt}e iffd City bur- veyto, to tabsR by the said the Mayor aafl Alifcrmeu ' city «ff .tatauuuh as stoa,ta «mi lareca for the na* ofths inhsMtants of aa4d city, toadar tha taws of tha flute of Georgia, upon the passing ot anOrdi nance by theeaiff tue Mn>or anil AlOetMU^of the city of Savannah to extend the plan of the sala city accord* lug to tho map aforesaid, aud to Marrender to the said inera apj” and all right* which the said the yiayur itlAfouassfi *f iheoito Of flgvtafiah fogytalre or iitn fif. to, and over ao xunel chee road as tiaveraea the said lsrill lot, wuich has been seceded to by the said the Mayer and Alderm. of the city of Savaunah. “ t i Therefore, the Mayor , and Alderman of the city of Savannah, in Council ksacinblej, do ordain as iollowe: Sec. 1. That Urn plan of to* any be sud is hereby extended through and ever the said farm lot, accor ding to the map aforesaid, so that the Said forth lot be- ing bounded ou the North by Gwinuett street; mi the East liy Montgomery street, ooutmued; on the South by Anuermon street, which is on «line of Lod- er f s tone continue.', end on.the Wdt By Roberts street continued, shall be traversed North and South by the followiug streets, via: Weat-Broad,street con- turned; anew street, yet unnamed, sixty (40) feet wide, beglniog at UwinneU atreta an the North, whose eaatoru line » parallel to aud threa hundred (300 feet distant, from the western line of Weat-Brosd street continued, and another new street, yet unnamed, sixty (00) feet wide, begin ing st GwinuettstresS on the North, whose western line ia parallel to and two bundled aud forty (741)1 leet distant, from tEe'eratern line of Robert - ■ ~ 1,fogiiahrtlA*to»a*fl»4ta#W«t wattsan«lfoSS, Vil^shfo antwean Gwinnett atreta and BUtwa airedi. Btflua flfr#t con- turned; a lau* between Dolton street uud Waldburg, street, Waldhurg street continued; a lane between r Waldbuig attest ah* Acw Bvlirefiu street, .New Hous-H i ton street cehttwmdf; a tode' between New Honstcfii street and Duffy street, Duffy street continued; a lane between Duffy street aud Usury afreet, and Hen ry atreet continued. . ! r>»t flxe. X That the said tha Mayor and Aldermen-di4 the City ol Savannah do hereby relinquish and sur render to the said William G. Bulloch and others, the — - * i,d, according cho* Total 83 JAMES BTEWAKT,. - Secretary Board of Health Aftivals at the Hotels. PULASKI HOUSE—W. H. WlLTBXMfl*.. Mias Panl, Fla MrePani, Fla Mis* Bellamy, Fla B W Bellamy,' Fla Mrs E Long, City J Beckett, City P 8 Ybarra, Havana ' T H Beasley, Ga F Constant and son, City H L Sbu.tz, So Ex Col W C Bird, Fla P Judge, Ciiy GreeSTdoT- Col J.'witre.de'; C. Sheppard, db.; P. Y. Sheppard, do.; J. End-rs, do.; Danltd SfoCflUoaRb, FairA*-ld District, South CareUna; Dr. Wsa. Mareroe, Baltimore county; F. Men ymsrt. A'; 8. Fstteaaon, Harford county, Md.;B. Eirland, <Mtoat4eonuey,M*.; J. P- SUver. CeeU county, McL; John Merry man. Balti more; R. Sinclair.A Co., Baltimore. p- Beware of Coroterfelta. All of oar barrels will b* stamped with naan and Johs Kinreiii, Esq. formarly Fiasitant of Ma ryland’s Agricultural Society, toy* (/ , Baltimouc, July 21,1885. = i J. B. Cast k Co.: tears—My gardner haa been tusking experiments with your •‘Nonpariel Frenoh Gaasof^ta haa ap plied it to beets, caatelopes and vary young coanmber vines, which at this season of the year are voty liable to injury from insects. Aa far as we can judge. It ia a first-rate article, and eomea np to your claim of its merits. I shall use three tons on wheat sad rye this faff. ForBaltirndte. ■4- THE STMHIR - 'Hi.-it* YTainA^-jflav • 8 W A. N,-.. sastaUMv ilttafail, w*iilea*e a*ah*v*oir. Wtanataay, 6*4. IO. «4 A ••wtaek », •; at-Sr , SK33J.fi & Si The new and elegant steaaaship * • FANNIE, Capt. H. H. Smoot, WC1 sail for BuMiafot* *■ Thursday, Oct. II, »t — o’neek — as. For freight or passage, haviag good aectaimo- dhttoafo apply to LaBOCBS, W#t * DANIELS, -S JntlP*' RIork. 6*i) FOR DARIEN. my Hi TKTLOft; Will leas, tar Dartofi on Friday ahrwtag, nth fast., at 8 o'clock. >—■epJlJSSW'JU, The >h* aUawheel etaamahip ALABAMA, LlMKBTJHNEa. cfnfifftamfor, ' ' Will sail as above ou istarday, (M.1K arUaUMck «. ua. FOR BOSTON Thu flu* steamship MOISTTIO^LXiO, .-MILLER, ComfANUflB, will sail as above on •VedettHfr Oet IMh, at - e’deek. For freight or passage, haring superior accommo dations, apply to CRANE k GRAYMLL, octet Agents. For freight or passage, having superior tattonfo apply to b. HARDKE. No IS Stoddard'. Range. J^or idiveppobl. Meant*. J. B- Cary k Co., through their Agent, Hr. ionlast Gatonot, having made an arren^muat with the firm of BELL, WYLLY k CHBISTTAlT plafiters can/toW ypon ebUunng ton jeauine ".fympareU FreUuhGduno.” , ■$jf This is the Maalfdl DepahiitS gf Beware er Coudtarfelfol-jUI'onr barrels will bu branded with ouraameand address. . JtoSf ’ - ' - ' *»<■ ^ t' • ri OLD 01 Leave every Tuesday' aid Saturday. For Palatka, E. Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA RT’S, FKKNAND1NA, JACKSON VILLE AND PICOLATA. UNITED STATES SAME OF LOT* AND LANDS IN «T. HELENA PARISH, SOUTH CAHOUMA. oder aa Act of Coe grass aatHlad “An Act to con tinue in force and to amend ‘An Act to establish - — _ len and Befngere, "KgWfod Mo u 11 a imraau tor the Belief of Freadmen I antfifr other purpose*.’’ afteetadby. Pttawtaj Clara Moaae of . EcpwseiU nig CAY 8AFELT PROMISE the fullest aatlsf'ic- VT lion to all PaTHONS of the ABOVE RICH aad FAVORABLY KNOWN FIRMS, Oar A ents atColambns. Aetorlcus, Albany. Macon, Gnfflu, West Point. LaGratlge, Newnen, Atlanta, Madison, and the . Bouses of ' MESSRS.E F HETCALF&CO.. Savannah, hr at. all ttiues prepared to take CHARGE OF. PAY TAXES and oUwr EXPENSES, and mute liberal vanCKS upon consignments ' E. SI. BRUCE it CO. * BANKERS AND COTtON tAtJTORS, , :Stlm “ ' Auftari*, 6a. _ tapfQsiyntatiraa: of the United States,” and by "J. W. Forney, Secretary of We, Wu. Henry Brithohe mid) Wfftam E Wording. United States District Tax Commissioners fur the District of South Carolina, do hereby declare and make known that a putmesSIe wilf he held at" the office of the CommtesiooaV* aforesaid, in the town of Beauiort, Parish of 8t. Helena, Beaufort District, State ot South Carolina, commencing on Thursday be firat day of November, 1868, at 10 o’clock, A. M-, or the dlspoasl of tlie foUeWtog bfodkai , .A‘*r, Lota and houses situated in the said town of Beaufort Stale or South Carolina, to wit: Block**, 3,5 and 7 lota A. B, uud C in Block 0; lots A end B in block 11; OUR HOUSE DINING ROOMS. T HE nnderfllRiH d having leased the .aboveJkvorlte K^ablishment, aiul having, rt 11 ted at*d feior- ntslied it throughooJ in the mo*t elegant manner, monid inform tlio pablic that It is now open for the KaccDtian of Quests. The present JPfrmrietor wi.1 >spare no pa?na to maintain the character it has J- wityicsioi'sd, as being op® of the best of the FlMt* class faring Houses of the country, Sfid those asnaiavur him with their patronage may be assured msswoESg. oC s.3nt ’R* H. K1KL1N. iuhHickW; lota▲ hiu block91: lot Bin Mock 99; let fits block 115 aad blocks llfa ll% | • , Al«o at the same place, ou Sgouday, November 6th, I860, at tbe hour of 10 o’clock A. M., the lots and par esis of land comprising the city of Port BoyaL and embraced within section fourteen (Ilf, flftebn (15). twenty-two (22). tweuiy-threa (23) aud twenly-seven (27), Township 2 south, range 1 west, by United Stales Disirict Tax Commisaiuner's survey ot the lauds In the aforesaid Parish iff St. Helen* (rxoepttng those heretofore sola, namely, 106 lo*k on Aator street, 29 on Bunulia street, 1 on DeKalb street, 1 on Franklin street, 6 on Greene street, 7 on Izard atreet, A on Marten street, 4 on Pnlreki street, and 5 on Qttineey street), being more than H000 tot* <m the uuth land, aud about MOO marsh lota. Also, at the same phuk,ta to-o’otock. A. M. Monday, December 3d, 1866, all the Government School Farms iu tbe said St. Helena Parish, numbered from 1 to 33 inclusive, each cither eniire or in two or more divi- aious. as the Commissioners may deem expedient, the minimum price being ton dollars ($W) an acre. gonna of the above named property being now leased, will be sold subject to the rapeedve leases. The aforesaid sales may be adjourned, aa may be expedient, (xpm place*to place, and from time to - *- —’ or by owner* of the said fann lot. above named, accords to thair reapeoUvs intcrasta. in. the said farm, lot, i PLANTERS’ HOTEL, AUCU4TA, GA. Ef LT FESlSED'aU 1 ^FITTED. ’ TFNSBRPABSEff IF ^ H ANY HOTEL SOUTH, S3t< anaah; be V;>a of the Ogeechee Bosd, as tnurataas any part or pins of tha said farm to* nut convsyed by tie said owners thereof, for streets and lanes aaafuiwaaid 8no 8. That tola. Ordinance shall go fully Into rf-. foot immedlawly upon to* halivcry to )ha said-the Mayor and Aldremea of the City of Savannah, cf conveyances aforesaid, duly executed by the par aforesaid, acording to tha laws nf tha State el Gi flao.4. That all Ordimanaca and parts'ot OWi- T. H. NICKKKSON, Proprietor. WILL BB Baopeneil To tbo. Public OCTOBER 8, 18 0 6. heretofore passed, whita pmfltot.w(th Ibegw*., visions of this Ordinance are hereby declared to have no oaerettea or ettaot, as against thin Urdtoauca, aud tost no part of tha said property reserved by toe own- era thereof, after too said eonvMauc* *twll_b sub ject to taxation by tha said, too Mayor and Aldermen of tbe City qf Bats uni*' bofoi* iko smdo aksli be mi* 5S Ordi.-repre^ta^^O^g.J^or. ’ ffrxwxBT, Clerk of Connc^L 0ct6-5t Haranoah Institute ni J ijri^ocJt (life of Mills Ftonsc, Charleston, and Preprirtor or Ntokempb’s Hotel. Uotombla, 8. ti. oc3-2w Merint>his (Tenn.V Coupons and Past Due Indebtedness. B Y, AN ORDINANCE passed by thd Bondi 04 Mnyor »nd Aldermen. Sept. », 1585, it wa* of- dained that the past due Bond* aad Conpoos Indebt edness of tho City of Mcmpkla be received lor due* --—, . _ „ u,.,_ o lng the City, ie retandabiein 30-yenr bond* of M $1,14(0 each drawing 10 per cent, lnte eat nod pays- o, ble In the City or Memphis semPanoonlly, for the roilswina Bonds and coupons issued and Indorsed by the City or Memphis: Memphis, Tcpn., City Bond* and Coupon* past due. Memphis, Tenn., and Little Iloefc Rstirood Oonptm* - • ;-Tenn., and Charleston Railroad Coupons J Hatpin, City G Hendrick, OI(y T P Jofies. Tkomaavllle F Vore. N Y C J Jenkins, MiltedgevUle J L Johnson, do M A Hfee, Twiggs H D Hughes. Twiggs M N B irry, Macon E B Barsion, Gs J l ohen. Macon S W Drought n, ’ Bice boro MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. lA’CX. |G W JewelL ~N F M W Hoi,and, Montioello BA liaker, cent re village iG W Schuyler. St Cathrtna H Greeniua, England IJ H Uvinston, Ma ’u F Willard, Fla o Bronson. Jr, N Y Mrs Reddick. Ga M Levy, Chicago W S Fish, N Y W H Henry. Fia G H Jones, Augusta Mias Freeman. Ga NReuocau, Ga C Hamilton, Nashville J S silngerlane, Cumbrie T Foster aud lady, Fla M C Hilheran, wife andjS F Brown, UawkluavUlc ohiltoNY wv EH ScevUle, Darien F H Tiffany k lady, N Y 1 , ■ • * SCREVEN HOUSE-LQ. MCGljrLV. Capt H DObs k lady, sty Fannie J F Finnerty Ill , j T Canon, Marion gfoj j a •, W M smith. City 1 Jen ,J L Crawford, Jefferson C Pratt. City - G If Willett, Go j l Too to Guyton - Capt T W Farnsworth AReparcL AkO BB CWpt W H Smoot A indy, str Fannie PAVILION HOTEL—H. K. giABS. Mr* Jones, St Loub 9 F Stnrge*, Gn SASOT O Arnold, N X I) P P.itteroon, 80 BHOgdan.Ua taws,?*.. J Q llelcJvFemiaoolfl Young Iwadiee. E EXERCISES <ff tMs School wUl be resumed Ociobor 8th. , , J. X P. LANCASTER, JOHN B. MALLARD, ■Jta»tli«r*«f*Ht»tfin4 Senior Miss CATHARINE A. ADAMS, Teacbsi of Preparalory Department. Pbof. DEITZ, ’ TtacbeV of JftbqgjKL Mmm. EELDT, . . . Teacher of Pannmanahlp. Dr. mtAMTKHB wUl lecture on Hstfiret Fhlloso- phy. sad Dr HABMflBma,Phyaliildta »fld Hygiene. ** ■* ceelfc J. g. F. LANCASTER, Tha Al American Bhlp -Kllb* Bmf, 6*pfoin Pxmmxx, will hive ImaMtUite dispatch. lerfrMflhtenjpgement^^to Boston and Navannflli I d Steamship Line. if t FQR pOSTpM. LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. N. KING, and SYLVAN SHORE, Capt JAMBS TUCKER, having beau specially flttod op for this routs «1th uhaurpasaed accommodations, will leave regularly for the above place*, the flylvan Shore every TUES DAY MORNING, and the Lizzie Baker every SATUR DAY Mill.„t ten o’clock. Retorning, will leave Jackaonvllle every Tuesday and Friday, arriving at Savannah every Wednesday and Batarday morning*, In Ume to connect with tho Ajtew York steam- rs. For freight or passage apply at the offlce on Florida Iwharf; or to CLAGHORN * CUNNINGHAM, Agents N, B.—All freight payable by shippers. JylMf .‘ FOR SALE, RIVER STEAMBOATS and TOW- BOATS, of various ataes and draft. Sailing Vessels,twam Badges, Ao. A. M. DA COSTA, Ho. 48 Wafer street. H. Y. gsggg 1 The fast steamship CITTI0M A4T?, ifi3EHS5©iwS> I at ard a y asst, Oc*. 13, •* — o’eloah. Fto freight or passa^eap^ M||p Term* cash in ail cases; and if not paid within two. days alter being struck oil, the property may be taken by any person giviug to* Same amount, or bo oet np again fo* sale to tho highest, bidder, at to* dtaaretiou Uf Crfftoe C u;‘au6lrect 1st Cdmiariofl, Beaufort, 9. 0.. October 1st, 1886. WM HKNBT BKiaBiN’E, W. K. WORDING, 1 oc2-dlm" U. S. Direct Tsx Oommi saion for South < CardiBCfo Notice to Maimed Soldiers; Exrcwtivs Dxrxnxma*. Mm.SDOXTTLSi. Ga., September 80.1865. _ is&TMJsss/fflsssJwes swaidedto Dr. Dontfaa «* 4»l* Army snd Mavy tm, uud for his goeler Amt « th« lowest bidder, ••taking Into con^derstiou qpttMtjr wefitt prk»,’' manufacture said Limbs in toe city of con, parties bavtag procand toe neaauaidy oertiloatc re provided In aectoma second sndtoirdof said Act, (which may be afeh by oaUir* tah'flta Ogfftaary.) apply to the cootramor and. be anppliial. Parti** ap ply lng are enjoined to urict complianaa with ih* Act. Dr Bty requests that to* Ordinance commonicata to '" Dst this order city; thoJfaann lanta IntaUfi A flatffltaeL mouth. . f .ftitonii gie. t. Be fttarther eBactsi, Cbto'. WhSttosr any maimta, iadigent aoloiar nr effloer, who haa become id in too aervldsbf tooflfeto, or in the aer ie States, while a member of any -*haBhe lawful for such soldier or County where he ao maimed in t of escapers— Tu tlto- flag to* of this nbus Enquirer, At- -, Augusta Chrooiele ews and Herald one CHARLES J. JENKINS, officer, to apply to the Ordinary of the a resides, for an order to obtain such artifleial limb, or port thereof, as hi* maimed condi tion may redder ueceesary; hbUb ha ah all ha ssi titled to receive oa complying with to# oondi^iya cf this BXC. 4. Belt farther Cw4r4*g."Tll*i , futh tp-. _ 1 __™ Tin*.,Ohio RhAroadiJanoons post due. M^^hta Ten"., Mississippi and Tenn. iUllgo*d C lnaairirefor d furiher particular*, by mail-orot%r- i»i*fo wUl iwcolv* pnnwagl naopua^ Adg|-^ opg.gjt City controller, Memphis, Term. For Sale,, TIIE LIGHT-DRAFT, SIDE- . wheel steamer ocean (Wave, no tons, new meas- 'u; ament. Draws only tael 'deep loaded. Hoar lytn* ia tire harbor of MobiJe. and fit for bnMDCre.^Afltorto. EDWARD KEY- atthla offlce,tot tare of ■* J IhFototoCo., Mobilfl^ ^ Bloyment; which statement shall be swore to by the ipulicant, and toe facta veriflefl by same citizen of the General, accompanied with the certificate of toe Or- dinhry, tost he believe* toa statement* to be entitled to credit; which application aad certificate shall be filed in tbe office of to* Comptroller General. ori-4w - ocASt Sii.-J^For R«ht,. 1 1 \>rve u-.d 1 deMrflhlr RESSsBNCE. ilt- nfoisdaecood door east from the northeast oorn-r dfSOtrtti Broad aad Boll atreeu - lAp^y. to WIW qr_. ANOEEMWB SONS, 0'8tf OrW. T. CBISHOLM. ocC-lw Principal. :rs Ol! A. J. J. BUOIS, MANSION HOUSE, Broad Street, near Meeting, CHARLESTON, S. G. rpHIS popular and waU-knawn' House, altaatad In X the finite ea* pariion of lhe city, having been re ceDtly refitted and newly famished by the present proprietress, Madame T. M. BUI JEa, formerly of the ceuwte*'*** a» «aMnbia, 3.C..) she offer* aassaBMWfcstajsa' - CLIP t CHRISTIE, aokhts, - ^ Drajmm and ThHorftl SjjlfeWiS*. A:I‘ &-* * ^ v> -sto Cenoorloc WmfiS. LlQUOr COMMISSION AND FORWARDING btotfogto«^veu£*«»f» ' Anaanret, Tnoalent oaADay Ktordte* taken, c ^mSMrtthorwSmit BoanCg'dealiwC Addrem Madame T. M. RUTJBS, Preprietresa. AT* CHARLKfl I~’ CflLBY A CO’fl, Cor. Bay A Aberworm *«a-, tavaiaah. «n.f “» 10t oefl-lm* 118 BROUGHTON ITREKT, UOlM'I ,tr? H AVEia atore aad ready for lnapeettoa torir iTtjr and Wlatar BtoaA, eampriaing lb*, largest aaanrl Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Ac, ■npf. KZB! fiiSSr -vJAOO gi xaEtTIEE. Ligtelli to***- eomfe York street to totaflf Butlaga THT tobaftmfld tnanylmwastatoa mty in thair Han, Ml of which will be mad* to order at abort notteto Irtm- madtond got np ia nnanrpaased style. 1 Farallhtag Oaoda . ( _ . — — wl ,.,| eassawMs*” - 'wsSsastJ ra«r4sss.“ Chills and Ferer, Mm, Rheumatism, Cancer, And Epileptic Fit*, CUBED BT MRS. ELIZA KEOGH, Corner *f Broughton an d Barnard rtreen I y34-tf (tteaf L. Freldtaata aid Pearl Flowers. Mas, Fui/roisr PETROLEUM AND MINING CO. Foc.jqaltygye, Sidewheel Line. The fine sidewheel steamship McClellan, ! >■**■ RO#t» CMatfiBflder, WUl sail as above on Vhandsy, Oet, Ufk, at — s'elatk. For fr^ghtt or flamugf hhrtnf accommodatloo? equal to any ship rnufllog from tin# port, appl^to ATLANTIC COAST Mail Steaixiship Line. 81DK WHEEL LINX. Cabin Passage, |M... ,- .ntearage, fl>3 The new and Very fost sailing side-wheel ite»m*hlp HERMAUL1VINGST0N. 1,809 tuns burthen, J. B Baker, eommandet, win poattlrety sail on heT regular day, Thmaiay, Oot. lit*, at« mlajaah a. a. new aad aptacdfdfr Fur bright oepwaage, having i arranged aocotemdda'ions. apply WILLER * • - -s — ■ to HB-4ta _ oet. 8th, ouleer T _ FULLARTOH, 8 (Wndfltnrts Upper Range- bertha sreuredr^ — tor. NiliffiiAjtosfKt&nPANY. FOR ,. ST. THOMAS, PARA. PSRNAMBUCO, Y, BAHIA, AND BIO DE JANEIRO. Capital Stock, - • ^6200,000 IRARBI, $50 EACH. FIRST PAYMENT, 015 PER SHARE And no other aaseenaeat made, except by direction of a majority of aU the Stockholders. „ J. P. SLOAN ..President E. E. RAWSON Vice Pre-ldent. JS«>.e. WHITNER necretaty. P.P. PEASE Treasurer. ROMP. LOGAN General Superintendent. Dtnicroasi J. P. LOGAN, B. E. RAWSON, P. P. PEASE, ROBT LOGAN. S. R.MCfAWRt, JNO. O. WHITNER, W. F. FARKHUBST. ipuy propot bams and Tannsaaec. Having leased Lands In th* immediate vieintty of recent oil ditooveriea. It now oltarsa pmttoa of naSiook for sale, the amount paid upon which shall be returned tot* purchaser before ly general dividend-will be declared. A limited amount of Stock may be secured by call- teg on the undanteaed, agents in tab city ocfl ^ BELL. WYLLY * CBiJSTUN. STORE LO LET, I H toe best buaiavis part of the city. Inquire at tha Mew* ard Herald Office . o , T WO MONTH.-, AFTER DA^B, appficaUoo wili will tie made to the court o'Onllnaiyof Bullarh Caaatg tar leave to sail all the land* beli u. lng to tbe estate of JAHEa H MARTIN. late of raid rouu- ty, deceased, tor too benefit of tbe heirs and creditors of raid estate. This 80th day of September. 1808. . • JAMBS ALDERMAN. aeig-lawfltn Administrator de Bonus Noa. FURNITURE. 0EG6AAF & TAYLOR, ■T aad Bfl Mato ary, i 1 05 Cford*tie at* fivnU/OOMtaaetobetha tetgeak FanHtaiw Ifantes DfMfinrOnlathaciir- PARLOR - DINING-ROOM gad . CHAMBER FURNITURR Canopy aad Yldtwrin Bedstead*, FOB THE SOVTRE H TflADR AU80 par cany rednetioa teprioa. n oe8 CHEAP ICE. HOUSE. IOE! IOE! A TJCB HOUSE, corner Whitaker street and Bnutlr A. tftaki Meet lane, roath aide, * AT ONK CR5T «*am yopjju. BY QUANTITIEa, 75 CT8..PKR 100 LBS. DELIVERED, ft. • oet-lw F. BROWN. Under contract with the Umlted States and Bra*! wtu ' HEW FIRST CLA8S SIDEWHEEL ' STBABSaBXX^M, * over 1008 ton* bnrthaa, On^thta 22d of Evary Month, From the of , New Yorki r fbe foild*W named* ffori* *5d St the roffow- lagrateaef paragflto PflJhhW" flOM ®f H» eqniva- 1 ' 581 New York to Para ....ng 170 de Janeiro tbetkYater steals Included, to rack OaM. oat Offlea. Post- ' No. U 'toddard** Black. GARRISON A ALLAN, my*l , 11 ^ Hew York Agent*. M. P. BEAUFORT, SAIL-MAKER, RICH A WOK WBlflp, . 2^AHUFACTCRXfl Satis, Taato, Oota,'Hammock* Awningto Window Shades, Blocks and Faffs; Whits Ftear tocka, 24. tfl and 85 poaada; Mg* of all sins forrtea.flnin.foe. Tlylag gaod wnrhaean and first- teg — — f* 1 T-frrtfia nreawlaliiul * notice. Tarpanllnafcr Mar, ~ T ' oet « DANIEL H. LONDON. NO. (3, BROADWAY, ,fHW YORK, •Mi aH klada of TobaCcto Ootion. B*«»TO^ In fired foe- aad will execute orders In' dace of every deal ire solicited. OE8. YMKrKwfS’«. , JS C ■ k Ga.. Baiolay * “M,- Nbtioe. •J C UK M Dry Goods. m 10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS. EIMOTEIN * KCKMAN, 154 CONGRB9B 8T., SAVANNAH, Tf't Ar#re*dpto«kowt*t*ui«rtitockor Staple aad Faicy Dry ftirafo to be fouadiathi* City, and which araoOhred at tha iakmn bbighsl'.. Law Notice. Tay3WB5Sa ,w m to* ivaanah. . F.C.UBEfl 4(0, ^.Oatfi MflBtto IHU* * Bnflbuiya) a •' i Status* iteltto A /J.