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^ •VjjV'i* " r " Bi ! Financial and Comma fa. NOVEMBKSc ««*flt- . ■ ■ - 1 ■ ■'■ ? = of to?""" maHBWTORt 01 p Leo, TuMd»». Ho» “V*- •,’Wpcfc r ip3i „ se.rodor, on 8at*rday, November P- ^ pjuiwlf T .ja, Saturday. November 8, at i ' D ' '^ „ !Sics* 1 roe »m.«hobe. point, on Saturday, NovemaefA, yea FLORIDA. • ev orj TiiuiiUay morning at 9 o’clock (*& 1,‘j a or every Saturday, at 3 p. m. every Saturday morning, at ••^sylvan Sliore, every 'I'ueaday morning, at F 0B CHiBlMTON. Hancock. Sunday. November 4, at 7 p', ot B oy, Friday, November 2, • o’clock ,t pictstor, every Wcdneeday, at 9 a. m. it>' er , V ie 0 very Saturday, at 7 o’clock a. m ’ ■■ n, tl #1 ,rt Departure of Trains. . , tg7 iD dailv pnaaasaaa dp THAIS IiSIt.~.ii at 1... 8 A. IK X,e* ? v= 51 , a -usta at 6:15V. if i.-r.’S’^on 8p. M &•'* ' DOWS PASSEMOEB THAIS ****** l» rti Lnu*t .......8:46 a. m. ■jP* L-umah at 7:06 P. M. grf** ,-p „ioHr fajsxxq££ tuais '/‘’‘■f-iigsauat 4K»0 a. m. t llacvn at 7:00 a. ir. ifi*M9S SIOBT rASaasoan THAIS W art 6:40». M. .jra at 8:45*. k. ,,, savannah at .6:80 a. m. ■?vjMvilto and Gordon trains connect with '"iwi down night passenger trains at Gordon. ?■!? gjo oenr uvilooad—Dejjrj^ (Sundays ex .avanuah at ...7:30 a.m. Inoinaaville at 7:30 p. M. >■ raomaavilio ai.........6:u0 a. m. Savannah at v 6:10 r. at. ,.,a Hanoi:’ 'j ri 4i;ius:» s h joitsoilers, Bull street (down stair*, r auo, next to the Post Office, are an- ints tor the Dailt News & Hzxxld. ic a with them will do promptly attended ,. ...plod, blotched and uloeratod victims of diseases, who drag your unclean persons “j-mpany of hotter men, take Ann’s Sabsa- " a purge out the tool oorruptioB trom your BiCore your health, and yon will not only en . tKiirr. but make your oompany more tolerable mint keep it. Oot27-lw [Advertisement.] fall Fashion*-—Hats. Caps, Ate. ^ nil be found at the establishment of II. A. Cungress street, a largo and exceedingly 2 Cock of Gentlemen's Hats, manufactured _.2_ jnd winter season. It comprise* a variety mil all remarkable for neatness. Also a oat of Ties, Scarfs, of the latest styles, tf. Dr. R.ibt. P. Myers. ittidCtiibaiu county, has removed his office to ,• cglir.Mtm. jI Charters, ou Broughton street, „ 3 Bulland Drayton streets, south Side. A Card. (k p.-..Rr. sieajcsb.p Sam Salvador, i Near Savannah, Nov. 1, I860.) , (W teyers In this ship, on hsr late trip from Ij:1 to Savannah, are unwi ling to separate dexpressing to the public their high appreete- •Ahl eoiiadsnoe in the seagoing qualities of a,::p. «ad her great power and strength, a3 exhl- U a ter endurance of the very saver* gale of ;{ti tight and Tuesday morning, the 38th and 30th ! October. :j,,-.ao moit cordially nnlta In an expression of slrgratifal aiknowlsdgment* to Capt. Atkins and jti-CUi officers, for the coolness and »klU dis- lajil at their management and eafe oonduot of the lip by vhich, under a merciful Providence, sho was -.el tltrcagh a gale of vary great and unusual relty. < , jjBiiat., 0 Wiarda, Samuel B Hubbard, M E w.-i Charles Hanoock, P Burch, Jaa Brownlee is:, Su Cara 8 Brown, Ohaa Selmer, Mrs Chas sjsk, EC Enltlen, Jao Prank, A Neely, Ora How- Eimruu G 8 inches, Robert Wilkinson, Sam H Bctngbs, Elisha Brown, Jas S Robinson. John B Ssrtu.HSviirin. Mrs Spearln. Mr* Georgia Spearln, full tutus, Butler N Strong, 8 L Strong, G tjramo, to a Hansom, Jr, Ulss Emma Glisby.Miss ixutQibf, John UcMoran, James E Beilly, p bit Olsrles Dewitt, Mrs M H Naab. Mrs C B King, later 8 W.l.,er, Jane C Duff. Emma A Thayer, BsCtoiind. Mrs F L Gue, A T Campbell. Mrs M Kst.ir!. It ai Buggies, J P Bouse, Mrs J P Bouse, luiLoia, J H Cook. Mrs n Hutchinson, George lairilD, Miss ililly Severance. Jesse Bldhards. bllEichards. Frank M Siono, Joseph Tatro. in Departure of the Metropolitans ” for August*. wariiy afternoon, oonstderabie enthusiasm'was Bitted among the ilremsu and the cltlaens gene- 15 :jo 1 the ocaaslon of the contemplated departure in •linropoUtans" to take part In the grand btra’i Parade in August*. ' At an sarly hour they att-rl at their hull, and, with boxes, carpetbags, ra Bd other etosteras neoesaxry to the comfort ;a trip, presented a very luterratlng scene. !< o’olo -k tlx.tr escort, the Oglethorpes^ ,ir their effleisut clriet Hon. P. M. BueaeU, ir appoanmoe, preceded by, martial mu t. He. wet* received by the Metropolitans in line, id liter tbs usual salutations and Interchange oi fr-iy sediment, the wht ,le,preceded by a full band, tit Met rop,’ll ana had secured for the trip, n-. ri t , the Central Ballroad Depot, where the Me- ftyitan, Lumbering forty-five, their band and thalr taac vest ou their way rejoicing at the preepect 1 Ituntiou for a few daya from the oaree of buai- tu. kails departure of the Metropolitans, the Ogle, itryetoi up tbu Une of march and paraded through fitjMpal streets, and, btdting before the different a, *»«t oifi:ts, paid them the oompllment of three i vn, ir which, on the part of the News and Hbe* u, it thank them. We are aatisfled that the Metro- J- fflulll t-ujoy their trip, and that our Bister city, ‘•tax, will have no better representative# of the liiA.', mitrast thin that company. whose busiuess compelled them to forego the iia:ru of the trip, look for tbs News actd Bebalp's ^ict, ad ta- post iha'MetropoUtana to represont >*511 fully a* they 00aid do themielTSJ M they '« fetHsdly pre.snt. Mayor’s, Court. ta’ndrj morning there were very tow oases before & Ector Mirtin j. Ford, Mayor protem. Thre *Liuw.r,brought upon the oherge of desertion ^ tit bark J. <j Nichols. The officers stated that kal Icuud the parties under the bluff, with their '-itsit, and had arrested tbem. The captain of the 'ks.tpon beiug called, recognized the men and said *t:e regularly artldsd. He did not wish to do a-r-nitg *,tn them other than to make them go *' M ship, iud if they did not do so they would have --ile He conaequenoea. ^..e ai- g,vs various reasons for wishing to leave ""•wl, but did uot, deny that they had signed ar- ' MrMme it. They expresaed a wiUlngness to : * the vessel, and accordingly Mayor Ford >btui but two do.lars and costs. otr ; jT a n amon g p ( n „f great value, lost A large reward Is offered, payable in cash id Very at this office. The owner la lnollnedto •ceriitia clrcumstsnoes, known only to '*■> iL i one other, that a prompt delivery may b B ^ >. at which case no questions wjll be asked, end • : -"-ri pa.d down without delay. 3 Solomon Couem. Eepresentetive elect to.Gon fIrena this District, arrived In town yesterday ' after a cocaiderable absenoe at the North, ^lading finely, tothe grsUfloatlon of the many ’’’ 'do have weloomed him nn hie return. •I 1 * Srw Youx.—The steamship 8a* Salvador. '' c i-'iimiiid of Cipt. Atkins, arrived kere yeator- 1 sorung ghe encountered heavy ties and rough Turner Cambridge will please accept thanks 'S of liew York papers. ^*000 -17. m ludehtod LoEaUU* Bro. for { Ato!*r number or Blaokwood’s Magaflne and X* ’** ® >r tame month. g n“ or Boom AMD SkoEA-Sae the advertisement u - Urtut announcing tb® a&le of SAVANNAH BAHKET. ’ Savabsab, Thuredey, Hot. 1,1866. EEvxaw oir xn savabba* kabebt. i Tkefyeekt hnsinsgs -has been very eeUafsctocy. Oxir olty Is crowded with purchasers, and the Seagate tolrly opened. The stocks generally are now good, and It la gratifying to note the Increase in the supply of groceries, though the heavy demand makes it diffi cult to keep up the requisite stook. Money still continues scarce, and little aceommodo- tion can be obtained financially. Cotton la steady. Grain stiff: Meats quiet and weak. Freights, except for timber and lumber, ac tive. Exchange dull. Dry goods and general gro ceries firm. Exohaboe—Nothing is reported in sterling. The Banks buy sight on New York at X discount, and soil at X- There is very little doing, however, there being heavy Importations of ourrenoy. AU time bills are 1 V cent, and interest oK but little doing. Goldabd Silveb—Gsly smsU lots are changing bands. Brokers are paying 410460. for gold, and S3 ©36c. for silver, and selling at 46@l7c., and 37©38c. qUOTAXIOMS HOB XTBODBBBBT MOBBX ABD BBODBITiae. In reference to the foUowing list of securities, Ao.,it should be understood, that the reports are obtained from brokers, and those quotations are given at which they wiU buy; and furthermore, that (J. 8. bonds are rarely to be found ou the market. OEOBOIA. Bank of Augusta “ Athens “ Columbus “ Fultou “ Empirsatate • •• Middle Georgia “ Savaunah Bank of State of Georgia Central Railroad Banking Company City Bank of Augusta Farmer*’and Mechanics'Bank. ills Georgia Railroad and Banking Company 97g Marine Bank 77777: 777. 97» •Merchants and Planters’ Bank 10$ Planters'Bank 14$ Manufacturers’ Bank, Macon 36$ SOUTH CABO LIKA. Bank of Camden 460 Newberry 600 People's Bank 370 ?outh W. R. R. : .450 Union Bank 630 BOBUS. Old Georgia 6'a .7 82084 “ 7'a 93094 New Georgia do 92094 City of Savannah 90092 “ Augusta 85087 * Macon 83084 Central Railroad par. Memphis and Charleston Railroad .84036 oourosB. Oily of Savannah Old Georgia STOCKS. Central Railroad 97098 South Western Railroad 93093 Muscogee Railroad 66066 Atlantic and Gulf Railroad 5O0S2 Georgia Railroad - 78081 Augusta and Savannah Railroad 860c7 UNITED STATES BONDS. U. S. Bonds 7-30's 1040106 •• 5-20's registered, 1803 1070108 I* *' 5-20's coupons 1070108 Insubanoe.—A meeting of the Board of Under writers has established the following tariff] showing a slight advance on marine, and nearly 76 per cent increase on lire risks, to take effect from the latoi October: To Augusta by 1st class steamer X percent To Hawklnevllle “ “ 1J4 “ To Florida ports X “ To Charleston X “ To New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia, by 1st class sail and steamer X “ To Boston by 1st class steamer and saU.,.1 “ We notice a reduction In the ratea.on cotton for short terms. The following are now the fire rates: On Cotton—For 6 days, 1st class % 12 X “ ■■ ” 4th class 30 “ For 3 months, let class 1 00 “ “ “ 4tli class 2 00 Ou Bios—per annum 102 per cent On Merchandise—1st class brick.. kmttnus to b* scarce. i bbls., (U 0 $21; hffif bBs., $11; »SlNo. 3. bbls., $18. Barring*, No. 1, 80m; scaled, 90m; and oMfiMnd,! ^ hat—Tha supply, pxrtlculariy of western. Is light, aslling Itonwlmrf «t|l 4001 60, and retailing from more at $1 76. Eastern is selUng at $2; in lota,»wn More, $1 80. Moss are firm, and holders stiff at quo- ■dfl—. *4 Li i 5 " l HIDES—Th* reosAHa ar* materially ta^ng Off. The demand is excellent, and «0i8Kc. fci^pAid. , . LiQDobs.—Basin ess continues much restricted* owing to the tax imposed by the last Legislaturo, which it la hoped will be now removed or reduced. Mowimohchanged. We4. ttUoo, Son*& p^^£* 4 ,°iS^E o kn»i Reilly. Leary A Co.'a McGregor at $4 eo04 75; Wea ver Bye, $3 7503 85; Lone Star, $2 850 2 95. Limb.—The stook. though small, is sufficient for the demand. Ws quote at £2 23 In large lots and $3.75 at retail. Molasses.—The demand for country orders and small lota is fair, though there is a speculative in quiry. The stook is equal to the demand. A cargo or West Indie just received, la held at 53054c., being a slight concession On last week’s prices. Obaboes.—This fruit is again coming in, though slowly. Wa quota at $3 80 0 35 perbupdred. Onions—Are in fair demand lor a good article. The I offering stock is not of a choice description. We j quote at $326 0 33 75 per barrel for good qualities. Oats—In better demand, and supply light. Wo ] quota at an advance, sey 60c per busual, in lots. • Potatoes—Ara now arriving more freely, and sell j from wharf at S3; from store at $3 25. to $360. The | demand is ligbt but improving. Bioe.—The receipts continue to be light, say -3,000 s week, f ‘ “ $*tos*. Up 2a w—IW as* «U that are the cropland it is not generally frost*havomsenatdkaeasnl nr pool advMnolaat oriiog quota nffd 15d: sal*£l3:ooob*fc*: tor the week, ’ We quote: Middlings—Upland. 89e.; Fiorida and Mobile, 39040c.; New Orieans and Texas, 41m . Receipts for the weak. 14,400 bales; arias 14,860 bales... KeoeipU at this port Binoe 1st heptesa- bhr. 6$,821 Aries; receipts at this part sinae 1st OsAo. bar. 37,6-W bales. Exports, rinoe 1st tiprimgfc 38,503 bales. Reoeipts at ril porta rin«a 1st Sep tember, 105,000 hale*. atocA here. 20.000 hales. Omsk at all tbs porffi, about 260.000 balsa. y'< 'Vool—Continues depressed, with so disposition among manufacturers to taka hold. We jMt* tales of 78,000 fts. Texas, at 26033X0. =' Hides—Are in active demand, wn note .sales of dry Texas at 241{m, at they ran. Gunny Cloth Is more in demand, at 87J4m Darisa Market. J_ V HXTOBTBD ax JAMBS X- EAIBBSON. Dabixb, Oct. 21,1806. The rlyera eostiaue low, end there is e scarcity <ff Umber far mill purposes. Most of the Mills area*wt ing ship orders, thit require a large eisae of timber to fill them; consequently prices hare increased. We quote: $3.1 ) iy i Ranging square medium size at... $14020 “ smaller “ 12015 BonDdlogs 10012 AtronoH. : II LslilKHK * WlhUARS. 80 f ' * P. H. WARD. AJricUagser. WUl boaold TH1RDAY, la front of store. .VS Rtff itt io bireri* Floor 0 ° ****' 10 tuba Fine Lead rJO boxes Cheese 6 Uaroee Hams _»lease of Cans '. ' J1 * - If 1 ... 9 five gallon cane Oil bushels for the i lota. .92094 .88090 No shipments are yet made. We quote clean rise St $13 to $13 80 0 owt, and rough at $2 75 to *2 0 busbd. . ' * Backs.—TheraIs a growing dwnand for thfr article, which ia now manufactured here oi the best material, and furnished at e leas cost than New York goods. We quote at follows: Grain hags, 2 bushels... ....32 @35c. do. 3 bushels.;'. s....... ST t®40 , White flour sacks. 18 to 24 @34 for 25, 60 and 100-pound sacks. Cotton duck, No. 1, 95m, with a decline of 2c. on the i higher numbers. { Canvas, Nm 1, 71m, with. * decline of 2m on the higher numbers. Galt.—The receipts are quite backward for the j season, the stock small, and the demand increasing. - We quote at $1 8501 90 per car load. -' Soar.—The local demand is fair, but that for coun try supplies very.Dgbt. We quote Geoi-gia chi $11 to $13, other brand* 11X to 14c. 0 lb. Wool, Am—Wool baa declined, and now brings only 27c. Wax and Tallow are unchanged. The lormer quoted at 30m, and the latter u( 12,^c. Receipts light. - -v i Timbeb —The low stage of the rivers, tho past week, has prevented supplies from reaching this mar- ket, consequently we have no sale* of square timber to report, though the demand la Increasing. Tho mills are almost devoid of supplies. Luxxbkb.—Orders for lumber come in slowly. A good deal is offering at $26028 for flooring boards, ou wharf, and $26030 for ship orders. Borne few sales have been made at even $35 0 M. XXPOSTS OP TIMBEB AND LUMBER from 1st September, I860. | Lumber, j Exported this week | 53,998| Exported previously I 3,8G8,071i Total oxporta.... Sav’h Wholesale Prices Current. Frxtghts—Hava been rather doll this week, par- ticaarlyfor timber and lumber, though somewhat stiffer to-day. There la a disposition to yield on the rates of timber and lumber, and to advance the rates on dottou and merchandise, produce, &c. We quote to Baltimore and Philadelphia, on lumber, $10; to Boston, $11—on Umber, $12^13. Charters are made to Havana at $12 in gold; to South Ameri can ports at $20, and6 $ ct. primage; to St. Croix. $16. The following are the ruling rate*: t To Hew Tork, on ootton, per atoamer lc. To Boston, •* fc — To Baltimore, •* “ M To Philadelphia, •• •* 1 To Philadelphia, on Domeattca $1 00 To New York, on cotton, p** sail X To Boston, “ “ % To Liverpool, on cotton. >£d. Cotton.—The market baa been remarkably free from fluctuation during the past week, and a fltir buai- neas transacted. About 1,000 to $1,200 bales have changed hands. To-day tflie inquiry was small, buyers not being disposed to yield the prices aakgd, and sellers insisting on 35>£®86c. for New York middlings. The offsriug stock'is large, and of a good quality, but many orders have been either withdrawn or restricted, and v the supply is therefore accumulating. Bxcxirrs.—The receipts, though still augmented, are not as much so as last week. We have here 8,218 bales, against 7.84T for the week previous. The ex ports are 6,256 bales, against 5,120, all coastwise, and the stock on hand li.100 bal» s, an increase over last week of 2,962 bale*. The receipts at the principal ports to tho.23d are 73,000 bales, against 275,000 laat year. Chop.—The flue weather for picking, that has lasted for flv© weeks, hfia greatly encouraged estimates, though nothing ia yet hazarded aa to figures with any degree of oonfldeooe. This will probably now be ap proximately detertniaed, as the long dreaded flrost has made its appearamoe. It is, however, ’well assured that the yield wihoxoeed the low estimates of a month ago. The following Statement in regard to the revenue tax we insert, to order to give it publicity, as it so nearly concerns the interest of plftuters, Ac.; Washington, Oct. 23.—The Commissioners cd the Internal Revenue have issued additional regulation* conc erning the transportation of cotton in bond. The bond may be given by the consignee in tbe district to which the cotton is to be shippt*d. and transmitted to the Collector oi the district in which the cotton is pro duced. The bond being properly filed, the sasessor will latino permits based upon the weight as reportea by the owner, any want of accuracy .in such teport w weight to be corrected by the certificates of the weigher at the point to which the ootton was shipped. This avoids the necessity of having the cotton weighed uy a government officer prior to shipment. The <ua regulations still remain in force. And will be observed wherever the parties wish to ship in the manner there provided. _____ Cotton. Statement. announcing the sale of slsrgfi 1 fc>»ortment of boots and shoes. ^ tijvxaED TxLEoBaais.— 1 The i olio wing massages *fsnuia in the Telegraph Office,sad cannotb# for want of address ; J. E. Malloy,'"— ^‘JTatlnr 's Fmend," can truly be called Mars* - ‘x LatlVe Syrup, as it gives immediate relief ^ ,u *mi.rJ* heu teething, or children suffering from — * COmTllnltota I! S H 1 0 5 l I I I l l * % I 8 I S M ■ i a s S : 1 i s S I * i p * « OI * § 1 I 00 *8 8 % § 8 8 3 s r S 8 bS b9 (d •! lO cS cc *to 1 i A t QE C« CO 1 9 i A lto CD til . Tbs demand is confined to small OLBABED. Sohr. Rising Son, Jones, for Boston, with 160,000 feet lumber anil 30,000 feet timber—J T. Paterson. vessels in roar. Schooner McAdams, Hilton A Son. Boston. Brig Omaha, Young A Co. Eqhooasr —, Aiken A Oo. ———’ ■ - I n' s, s, August. Market. Auousta, October 81—P.M. .Cotton.—The market was rather irrsgalax Uxdaj, closing at tbe following quotations; Middling ......34 Striat-.iaiddllng .35 Good -taiddUng. - .30 -Maeoa Cstlsa Marksh Macon; October 31. Cotton.—The market opened to-day at 31o for strict middling, with a good demand, and dosing at the same price. Small lots of fancy have changed hands at an advance on the above quotation. Columbus Cotton Market. ^^4' Columhus, October 31. emicai i Cotton.—The market exhibited no change yester day. The top of the market was 30*£c jfor strict Mid dlings. Receipts pretty large for this year. BY BLUB A HKfKR. ‘ Win be sold THIS DAY. In -—’aJihsriiaa mil o’clock, 269 barrels Potatoes—Jackson. 7TbItaa sail PkasA Blow 60 bgnli Onions 30 barreli Apples 10 Crates Cabbages, Jaat landed from steamer San Salvador and btfe Ltarii. ALSO, llksgs Nalls Kitts Mackerel • Barrels Herrings Boxes Dried Barrings. m Timber. 140, 60 930,060 3,922,069] 1,070,326 Hliiiutm-. Almanac—Tills Da5'» HIGH WATER. 3 06lAf Port.. Shipping Intelligence. Articles. Per [From to PORT OF SAVANNAH. ThubsdaY, )So7; 1,1866. Arrived. Steamauip San Salvador, Atkina, New York—B U Hardee. Urlg Kuril. Pcltie, New York—lluuter A Gammell. Si’lir Carrie Heyer, Polaud, New York—Hunter A Gammell. snhr Daul Holmes, Holmes, New York—C L Colby Ado. Ales, Massey, Collins A Co., Philadelphia.'. bbl Scotch and English cask.. .doz Imitation doz Taylor’s Albany Cream bbl apples bbl 6 00 0 7 00 Baouino, Gunny yd Tucker, Carter A Co .yd Dundee ...yd Cotton Duck, No.l yd Canvass yd Beet, Mesa bbl _ Extra Hess (new) half bbl 17 00 0 18 00 Fulton Markot half bbls Bacoh, Ribbed Sides lb Clear do do prime lb Clear Sides U> Shoulders lb 18 Hams lb Bbbad, Pilot lb Navy ...lb Blabs, Mediums..' bbl 6 60 0 7 00 cwt Buttes, Goshen te Good Westaro B> Candles, Adamantine. ;lb| Mould fl> Coal. Bed Ash, delivered -.tou XXigliAli, do .......tofa CaBDX, Assorted lb Fancy to iwag. Farm Dairy .....to Good Faotory to English Dairy to Cioabs, Connecticut M Seed and Havana • M Imported M Coffee, SL Domingo Bio Java, common to good. Domestic Goods— Shirtings, X yd Shirtings, X 3”' y ? Yarns bunch Cotton Oanaburgs. 8oz p “St5!^!“”. e :7"v.v::::::S“!“SS S”« Western, l*ucy brands bblj 10 00/ ® 18 00 New Georgia, sup. to extra.sack 7 75 © 8 50 Fish, Mackerel, No. 1 -bbl 24 00 @ 24 50 du do .kiteI J do (gi So No 2.7 bbl, 21 CO 0 22 00 do do X bbla 11 00 0 do do kitsl 3 00 0 do No. 3, large....bblj 18 00 @ Herrings, No. 1 bo*| 80 0 do Scaled box 90 0 Cod, choice ...........to' Cleared. Steamship Grenada, Merton, New York—Wilder A Fuilaiton. Steamer Rate, Lockwood, Jacksonville, etc—Brad ley. Hill A Co. steamer U M Cool, Taylor, Darien—M A Cohen. Steamer Croton, U W Tilton, Cbarlestoa—F M ilj- roll. Fchr Messenger, Eumenon, Salem, Mate—Crane A Urayblli. Below. Ship Titos Freemau, Owens, Bath—Brigham, Holst A CO. Inatfokts. Per ship Thos fteeman, from Bath—200 tons hay. Per schr Danl Holmes, from New York—260 tons railroad Iron, 79 bags lice, 250 bbls floor, 42 boxes sugar, it pkgs mdse. Per eohr Carrie Heyer, from Sew Ysrk—10,500 bushels corn. 2<C 30 00 0 60 00 50 00 0100 (JO 75 00 @170 00 ■i Exports. Per steamship Grenada, for New York—J67 bales upland cotton, 3 do wool, 150 boxes indigo, llbbla ; oranges, 80 pkga mdse. Per schr Mc^enger, (or Salem, Mass—72,754 feet timber. * PAaSAOK BATES . Gabla fkangv,]) mi ■•.•13 Bail' - f J A’ Will tail for New York on kataidey, Now. 3, at 3 o’clock p. m. i Por freight or passage, having accommodations so- perior to asp Itsamrv to this trede, applv to B. H. HARDEE, ^ No. 19 Stoddard’s Range. , GARRISON A ALLEN, Agents, No. 5 Bowling Green, N. Y. ■V «. LAIIRllT. In today’s sale of Boots apd Shore, wBP be to. j doled, The entire stock of a Retail House is NewfbMt, imprising 7* lota of the finest assortment ever odta sd at AuctlotL The sals will be continued on Saturday. nog VIA ST. SIMON’S ISLAND, BRUNSWICK, MARTS. FERNAEDINA. MAY- UNDERWRITERS’ SALE. BY ULh, WVLLT 0 CHRIHIU Will be arid tomorrow, SATURDAY, Hovsmbar 10 X o'clock, in front of sews. Three cues Matches, damaged on bored et tbe Baaotateewbecnaws-* — - - - end sou onaer iaepeoUoa and the Port Wardens for aoeot concerned. Terms cash. no> 3. at ST. PORT PICOLAT I I V- NVILLE AND r eocount of Uadsrwrttare sad all Regular Auction Sales or Horses, Males, Cattle, Wagms, Bafgies, CARRIAOB8. Ac.. At tbs Veterinary Stables of R. W. CAMPBELL, On . Capt. Locewood, wiU leave aa above from cnanemon- . _i West BTUbd attest, oafdforp VEDRIDAY MORN- ING, at 9 o'clock. This Boat is la perfect order, and has. superior slat* room aceommodaiions for Passengers. Freight received at all Uir.es and atom! in ware- bouse on wharf, free of expense. Transportation charges on goods paid promptly. For freight or passage apply to F M. MYRELL, uoa-tf Charleston Wharf, wiU commence on WEDNESDAY, ovary Wednesday thereafter. eepli-tf BY BLUN A HEYER. WiU be arid on TUESDAY. OthinsL. infront of the I Court House, at 11 o'clock a. m„ Lota Nos. 6. 13, 29, 23, 24, 26, 26, 27.28. 29, 26. 36. 42, <3,44,46; 48, f and 70, , 62, 64, 66, 66. 67, 58, 06, 66, 07. 88, 00 Most of which are 50 feet front by 160 foot depth, aU situated southwest of the Round House of tbe Cen tral Railroad Depot. Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles and stamps. Piet may be seen at our counting-room. nol-td j FOR CNARLESTDNy | VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT. Through by Daylight SPECIAL SALE OF BOOTS aud SHOES. | BY G. UVRA5T. Will be sold on FRIDAY, November 2d, at 10 o’clock a. d.. In front or store, ’ 25 cases BOOTS and SHOES, just arrived per steamer Grenada, constating of Men's Calf Boots, Men's, Boys’ sad Women’s Balmorals. Msn'iBngui* ’ and Children’s Balmorals, Ladles’ and Mb*'*’ Sid Slippers, Oxford Ties, Embroidered Velvet Slipper*. Bock Stoss, Youths' and Boys’ Boots, etc., etc. Sale positive, and terms cash. norl—2t Tha new. elegant aud very fast steamer ELIZA HAWCOf A Will leave aa above from Clurleetoa Wharf, foot of West Broad street, on bCNDAY NEXT, 4th instant at 7 o’clock s. m. For freight or’paasage MYRELL, Agent, Hfl2 « Mi«rl< a*i»n Whmrf Man’s Gaiters, FOR CHARLESTON, VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD. RAILROAD STOCK AT AUCTION. BY BKLL, WYIihY 0 CHRISTIAN. Will be sold, on TUESDAY, 0th Inst, to front of the) Court House, at 11 o’dook. 7 Shares Central Railroad Stock. Terms cash. nc BONABELLA FOR SALE. BY BELL, WELLY 4k CHRISTIAN. Will be sold on the first TUESDAY in November, in front of the Court Rouse, at 11 o'clock, . ffinnM ... — ,. ( One hundred and nineteen acres of Land, eighty Of u WnrAri »ht or nIe«ago annlv to which are cleared, ninnud about five end e hau miles | For frelgn orp a 8°^ Pg ^ uyRltrT agent, Charleston Wharf The steamer PILOT IBOY, Captain W. T. MoNZLTT. WIU Isaac as ahora .frjnt Charierian wharf, foot oi West Broad street, Ota Friday, Now. H, at • s. m. This tori li vely fe-t. *y$ has anpsrior aeoommo VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT THE SPLENDID STEAM PACKET will leave - ■aturdsy, lav. t, ta* T •’clock a. an- 'rent tha Charleston Steam Picket Wharf sad so*. tl Fo # r»re^»v«tori < ,.orto JVturray’s Line NEW 'YORK. ThefiraLeiaas, Mwatcamahlp Xj © o WU1 saU on bar regular day, Tuesday, Nwv. A, tat — e’risrit. For freight or passage, having superior aocoretac ttloiM, apply to HUNTER A UHKL^ ipplyt Baltimore. The new and elegant suamsbip North Point, WIU aan for Baltimore on lataplsy, How. 3, at • •-•Mala ta. tat. dsUons,ap LaBOOHS, WEST * DANIELS, OC29 freight or p’are^w, having good u,ap9y to Philadelphia and Southern Man Steamship Co. For Philadelphia. The tret etaaa steeauhfp . Tonawanda, I. TEAL, Oommaader, Will mil for ths above port od batardtay. Haw. 3, at liM p. aa. having i HUNTER * GAWMRLL For freight or _ da'Ions, apply to from the city, within half s mile of the Skid.way Shell Road, end known as the BONABELLA TRACT. | It ta a very healthy place, being on the Salta. Flab, | Oysters, so., can be had with bnt little trouble. Terms cash. ocdl aol For Charleston, & C* FxariLiXKHS, Bh’ds Phos.Llme.ton 62 60 Oomnog Peruvian tonjUO CO BoUvlan., ton 8U 00 Gbxdt, Corn, mixed and yenow from store { ,u ‘ri ,7?, White hush 1 W Oats burii, 8J Glass, American Window | Hay, Prime Northern, ft,wharf.cwt 1 40 £astern, from store cwt| l .60 Hides* good Flint ® i Dry Salted.... HOtaXKX inoa. Swedes Refined r.tmi, Pure Leaf.. ' Pressed Load Lime, Rockland... — Leathee, French Calfskin dox Sale Hemlock “ Oak Tinned 10 Ludobs—Whisxy— J. Gibson, Sons & Co. s X.gal do do Old Sectar.gal do do Cabinet.... gal T. J Flack A Son’B Red,.. .gal do do Ex. Red..-g»l Wallace's Brands— Bourbon Whisky X. g*} Old Kentucky Whisky g»} Imperial Nectar Whisky...gal frailly, X/envy & Co.*« Brands-- McGregor Whisky Weaver Bye Whisky gal Old Bourbon Whisky g*| LonsSur BaaxST— Otard, Dupuy A Co.. ’ qV. ind half casks, gal yinet, OaatUlon 4 Co i .gri Bum—Lone Stre. 8" Ors—Holland Gin 8“ Columbian Wurxa—Champagne. Stony Wine, in eghth cssks.gsl Poet Wine 8*J tAsssa. Oubs,hhd».. gat Fla. and Ge. Syrup nom....gal FMmikiusV.'.'.V.. Naim — Naval Seobes, Tar 20 00 2 70 3 00 3 40 I«<A.aeuxers. Per steam- ship San Salvador, from New York—J H Putnam and aly, Mrs U P Ring and child. Miss J Stalker, J P Bouse.lady anas cnildren, J BBrown ur.d ii:dy, Mr* C Hutciunsou, Master G Untclilnaon, J Richards and lady, Mrs M Doggett, MraC Hubbard an-1 child, Mra F L Quc, Mlga A Severance, Misa E Oliaiiy, Mis. L Clisby, Mrs Dr Naan. Mrs 3 J Wallace. S Moore, lady and child, C Se'mer and lad>. Mrs H I Iroinen and child. Madam Demaa. Mdle Dema«, Mrs M 111 own and mother. Mtaa h A Thayer Mias Duff. Mrs i " ” llastiin. W H Effio’t, 8 Flynn, V M Stine, M Haggles, II Sperlnu. H lladd n, T K Uude, A Neely, FGronln. A f Campbell, l> J Cnrils. B Brown, J Tatro, A Kieh. tudson, J tl Kancombe, Jr, Mai U il Dsienport, J b Parsons, K Mech m, Mia W H E liott, Mias H O’Toole. M S Goddard; C A Hixly, C Huonr. W J Donnelly, B P G Sant hez, F J Williams, J K Rally, J Kcnnon, J Krank, u Walt da. D M Reeves, Mr Hancock, WL at! a'l, J McMullen, O Howard, J B Norton, J H Cook, S L, Strong, B N Strong, H Watkimsw, 8 H Hunting- too. J G Gilmer, A loedroe, J Ceucklln, 8 Burcii, ii Leumson, R H Dnun, G iV Miller. Couslgnees. per steamship San Salvador, from New York—T W Shea, T J Staley, Moan. S A S. W H Stark 4 Co, B G I filden. btvanton. S 4 Co, Sorrell Bros, Tebaau 4 P, C \Y Tiion.pgon, Tlaon 4U.JI, V llalonga, T H WU- i llnclmm. Weed A C, R K Agt, Order, Adams Ex, T H Austin. A 4 G 4 R R. Anderson 4 Sou, Austin A E, ! IH 111 In A diarnontl, Brady A M, W B Bur roughs, E ! A M Brown, T H Bolshaw, M B Bennett, Blun & M. ! J U B, J A Bar»,n, TBatoson, JUI Frown, Bouse I * B, Bell. W 4 C, W R B igria, N E Bsum, Brigham, I H 4 Go, 0 Cohen. Case A U, Count-rat 4 J,S MCold- I In", Champion 4 F, Clagliom 4 C, T W Cooney, M A j olien, Ciane AG. Cla'k AH. Cooper. O 4 F, Clag- ! horn 4 C, Duncan 4 J, D vast 4 W, VV M Davidson, j A Dnlcnlioifer. L Dunu. Doyle 4 L, HeWltt 4 M, L 8 , Davis, P Dxlalyuski, W H Doyls, J S Davidson, M I Doyie 4 CO. J u Demuud, Mra Dehnaa, W S Dillon. E j & E-ostein, Epstein A Bro, Erwin 4 II, Epst. In A B, j Dr w R Elliott, E Ehrlich, M Feist 4 Co, A A L F, i Ferguson 4 D, G C Freeman, W Fowler, GrUfin 4 0 >, j O' L Gilbert, S Gnodal!, AGomm, Gnlimartin 4 Co, J G Gilmore, Gross & CO, Gen Gilman, H <t C. Hem 4 I (4, Heidt 4 I., S B Harrington, lllitnn A B, Holcombe I A Co. A A Uartrlilge. J E Hernandez, Homer 4 L I G A Uangon. John, W 4 Co. J Sack, E H Kirltn. N B Knapp, J Llpp’ an, M Lavln, G Laurant, Lovell A I L, G B Li.mar, W W Lincoln, S M Lederur, F M Mv- i rel, J McMahon, J C Maker A Co, M S Sacyere, J H HOUSE AT AUCTION. BY BKLL, WYLLY fit CHRISTIAN. WU1 bo sold on the firs*TUESDAY in November, in I front or ths Court House, at 11 o’clock. Northern belf of lot No. 17, Forsyth Ward, subject | to au annual ground rent to the rity of $31. provements constat of a brick house, octattlaiag sight 1 rooms. Terms cash—purchaser paying for ril papers. oc30 | BY O. LSUdast. On TUESDAY next, November 6th, ia fro*.. ^c, nrt House, wiU be arid, .Lot No. 18, Wesley Ward, on Taylor street, west of the Medical College, 80 by 100 feet, subject to a ground rent of $36 per year. ALSO, Lot No. 176, Third District, in the County of Ap pling, containing 490 arras, timber end farm land. Titles warranted. Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles. ocNVOt Tbs new stalmer D I Cl; A TO R , JUDM Tons.) Captain L. M. COX BIT KB, Win nan inn her regular trips aa aba#, commencing WcdasadtaF, Mth i»t„ at» o’clock ta. ta "nr freight or paotage apply nn board, or to J l‘ J. GUILMARTIN 4 CO , OCg4f * uj «4 r H.v gt-eet. FOR PALAYK1, Ft I#, * VTA FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LAND INGS ON THS ST. JOHN’S RIVER E OLD H-VEEEf LDffi. Lears ererr Taertar ui SatBrtay. For Palatka, K Fla^ 1 TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA RY’S, FERNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE AND FIOOLATA. The new and elegant steam packeia, LIZZIE BAKER, Oapt. N. KINO, end - SYLVAN SHORE, Capt JAMB TUCKER. uavtng been specially Sttad up tor this routa -tttl stsrss&K DAY MORNING, at ten o’clock, Returning, arUl ware Jacksonville ererr Tuesday indtrl day .arriving ri Savannah every Wodnaatoy and ttatonlsy jaarnlags, la rime to coinact wlth too *’ForfreightoSPraaMae «**lg ritfra *00* wharf, or to - ■ CLAGHORN 4 N B—411 frnigM navshls hy shlppsre. TylWJf TRUSTEE’S SALE. BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION. | BY BELL, WYLLY Ac CHRISTIAN• On TUESDAY, November 6th, ri U o'clock, ia front I of Coart House, Let No. 1, 00 by 106 fast, on MUledge street, next to tbe cordtr of Drayton, fee simple. Terms cash, purchasers paying for all papers. oc!8 | TRUSTEE'S SALK. Bulding Lot at Auction. BY BKLL. WYLLY 4 CHRISTIAN. On TUESDAY, November 6th, at 11 o’dook, la I front of tbe Court House, Lot No. —, situated on Abe corner o' Jefferson and New Houston streets, 100 feet j on Jeffereon and 00 feet on New Houston. Fee sim ple- Terms cash, purchasers paying foe all papers. “ESTATE SALE. BY BELL, WYLLY dt CHRIITIAN. On tbe FIRST TUESDAY In Noventoer^next, ri 11 Thai D I U T A T OIR , 10,000 Tons.)’I Captain U M. OOXSTTKR, Having undergone thorough repairs, win resume her tegular rou e, as above, leaving Savannah Every lalariar, at $ o’clock p. re. For freight or passage, having splendid accotnmo- d«to“. °“ ‘Tj.GWLMAKriN 4 CO., ocfiLtf tafg^MriOt Eastern Hay. OAA bale* Prime, for sale by ^* BRADLEY, HILL 4 OO.. sepil'tt No, 1$ Etoddardn Lower Rang*. o’clock, in front of tbe Court: Tract of Land No. 250, 8th District, Wilkinson ooun- ty, containing 202M acres, situated rear Jacksonville. Qa. Plat can be wen at our office. It Is a valuable Tract, well located and well wooded; sold for a division ... . among tho heirs. Terms cash. Purohsaer paying for Mebrtens, Miller 4 Bro, Maner 4 Co. A J Miller, T B titles. oclO MAGAZINES For IN^ovembei*. 1 MatWWH, Malljn 4 F, R McUtlre. B Million G C Mil ler, U N Nichols, Nixon, D 4 Co, Orff & W, J Oliver. 4 60 0 3 75 0 3 60 @ 2 86 0 15 00 3 10 6 00 12 00 0 10 00 @ 2 95 @ 6 60 @ 28 00 I 40 00 » 50 @ 8 50 4 00 0 4 60 400 0 500 62 0 64 80 @ 7 00 @ .180 0 7*0 8 From October 26, 1886. to November 1,1868. Spirits Turpentine .gri 7# Borin. ““ l£Srene A „Trri“ ■'7.7.7.7.7."bri| 3 25 SuSoas.77.7.7.7 bnndredl 3 60 PXASee.ee Plastkksbs* Pons. Prime end Bomp no* Mesa Pow ? 0 “7.7.7.::7.V7.;77.brii^ do * »°K? Potatoes Bioa, Clean 8. C India. b “ TUU T£v yeI '.'.V.: 7.7.7.V.hrif box do wfcp* Bofb. Oreenlexf a., -, Liverpool, aa to quantity. Georgia Chetnioei Other Brands Shot. | 4 Co, J B Ripley, Solomons 4 Co, tahrslner A Co, ' Simn 4 Co, E D Smyths 4 Co. Per schr Carrie Heyer, from New York—T A Ryan, C A Williams. •' *;_’r Consignee, per tenlral R. R, NOV. I, IBM. 1 1096 bftlea ootton, 119 sacks flohr. 10 Mates and ' mules 10 bales yarn, 2 lots furnlturer4 ska dried I fmlt 10 bo ea tobacco, 30 bbls dried frdll, to Erwin ri H. Brady 4 M, J Mb Mahon, P D Roberts, Austin 4 E M Ferat 4 Co, P Dzlalynski, H badltr, G W Cou- ■ w ' av j w Latbrop 4 CO, Phillips 4 M, U R R Agt, C, Jones 4 Co. Brigham, U 4 Co, Bradley, H 4 Oo, W, Wilson & Co, F W Sims 4 (V, Ciane AG, Hunter 4 G Duncan & J. K F Mctcahu A Co,- Kirkland, H 4 Co D. North 4 Co, C L Colby 4 Co, C D Rogers A Bro. W 11 Stark A Co, B A B, K Btdellbrd, L J Gnib mariln <f Co, J W Washburn 4 Co. AS Hartridgs, N A Hardee 4Co, Bothwell A W. Bell. W AO, Ttaon A G, Duncan, S 4 Co, it Hendrix A Oo. H 60 » 1 75 t 00 @ 33 OO 0 34 00 37 00 0 8 50 @ 9 00 4 50 Liverpool Boston... Sew York Baltimore Philadelphia...... providence, B. L. Total Exports. For Sale. 0 A ;^ s —One iaig e rise Herring’s Safe. Both 7 111 '7 ■’» Hike Datroit -Bsto Cbtopany’s Safe. k cu,,,l bt . abw « a ™ *• «rei8o»e belD « m I , j f Lr offices, all be sold cheap. **** BRYAN, HABTBID05 * CO. A .-a—Are in excellent demand, with rat ample ■mrolY Quotations are unchengod We qo»to Mefr M^Hnstoa 4 Co. (successor* to Maiwcy. ’oOllire 4 Sfi« $20 0 boL; Taylor’s Albany Cream., $10, end y°-> ex m Boxen, in casks. For these kat toito^rideiSDd but been peculiarly good daring W T5.^!I^mfair demand, with a smaUstodt •* in. offering. We quote ri »60rpbl*.. b» bMJMg- -ajjst thes^k. T * ie JP p Sf f ili5iiSleSy to JUI ptoatonT though worit. ^;““ d „oUUoo.T ”2OM0«c- ** orders- We oon^™ 4 sides; *20 ffif^&r rilSf^H^tor cboriltore. 029c. for bem*. though we hear of 1*5 Coax.-The atsekUUgkhUio^i ^ ^ ^ — .tlpmentarilorifortoUpreA Apo SuoSSui^ : <totodI^to»‘<^ T^toB- gi Havatta..... ; ; ;;• • • • ■ '/smoking, from stems..® frri^bt^cholee grades widtt mid cider.. • -jBrij Wood, Osk. to yard,,. — Pina. Ughtwood. Wool Uawashad *..f> Washed........ Wax. rao~wta~hridri»v_e and*Yellow at has bosn frens- Dbt Goons.—A heavy b» and a variett acted this week. cottongood* toveed- of stock offered to buyer*, au oohw» * vanced lc. We quota sbirttogs, yarns, $2 6002 8*I0to—- — gta platos, 4*c., and print*, 12. r for titles red staatp*. corner. Tbe Dwellings, ore - — Sold by order of tbe Court of Ordinary, for tbe benefit of tho heirs and creditor* of the estate of the lata Mrs. Mary A. Qnantock, deceased. * j ocl9 BOBT. MoINTIBE, f ~ ADSlINiaTRATOR'S SALE. J’ BY BKLL, WYLLY 0 CHRISTIAN. Win Us sold <a toe first TUESDAY to Novaotbri. to front of the Court Bouse, between toe legal haws of ash LatlOA gafsCTf^sSsfs^ Ecki hsL Randail 4 Co, WM PA Co, TBMar- Eekman. DISSOLUTION. QE FIRM OF YORK. WILLIAMS, MoINTIBE* COAL. anthracite. +-nKir A8fl Btreintori, Balitooro, ftss&r 0 * 1 i ocSl-flm f ^n or cargo M1FMAN*! To RfeDt. THE BTOBE and DWELUNO, to thor ough repair, on south** owner ri Lto- 1 At 9onthWgRt$tw Ofllc*. OODEY1 LADY’S BOOK, tor November, LESUE’S LADY’S MAGAZINE, for November. DEMOREtT’S MAGAZINE, for November. ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for Novea»$er. Valuable Real Estate Sale AT AUCTION. BY BKLL, WYLLY * CHRISTIAN. On TUE8DAT, 0th November, ri 11 o’clock, to I THE GALAXY, Euvanhor 13. ™ CATHOUC WOELb. j^ XSt^wSrAdUn. OUR YOUNG FOgE, for Novs*»«T. Rouses, paying aront of 840 per month, tor farther THE OLD WAIR lor No rembri. , particulars can at our oouanng-reoa. Tear cash, — - ■ purchaser paying for ell pspars. oel* I ruaslOBW ■ . TRUSTEE’S SALE. HARPER’S MOHTHLY, for Nwfefiwar BY BELL, WYUY «t CHRISTIAN. BALLOU’S M«P$kI,AMbml>f> WIU be sold, oo the FIRST TUESDAY in November, ta nmapmr MORZPLY, for Nocctohar. front of the Court House, between the lagal hours of ’ r .1., ■ale: LAND WE LOVE, for October. Lot No. 12, Gaston Ward, 00 feet On Honttogtre | rtangig BOir AND GIRLS’ WEEKLY, street, and 176 on Jeffbnon (more or less), riorthweri ’ _. . —’“ '* * —- 1 ALSO, Oar usual supply of Comic Illustrated Monthlies. Ofgj ‘ FNTIL’ »BorvmwP To Planters. flAVAHMAH. Ootoh arlat; 1864 THE J. B CURT A CO.’S NONPAREIL FRENCH GUANO" YirHlCH !• now offered to Plantar* paaamia quaU- TV Use which an peculiar to It alans, sod rredsr it far superior to any other known, as has bare tolly ••2. d .',’Sr2S&«55. M i-»~a dtatmgrisb the "Nonpareil French Guano,’’may be enumsroted tbe following: „ _ will promote the growth of Cottoo, Core, To bacco, or any kind of grain or vegetable, rend to A No. 1 Peruvian or Mexican Guano, aa baa here tolly tested, at the atane ttme being entirety free from tha ObjeStforeblcpropartles ritS above, aa U ia a Psrtne- ni'ntlmprover'a^the Soil, lnataed ef e tafataat 2d. It can ha applied to tbs leaves re well aa too toots of plants, without any danger of burning thsm. if used properly, and we guanatre tori whxtcvsc are piled tbe soil win retain its moisture, wed wiU ret bake, even the moat etayey. 3d. It will prevent Worms or teasels frore dsatroy- •aatatbar plat or ■rain, and wherever it ta spotted S5ry kind riwormw tosacta will tastaatlydteaw peer, Ua propartlea bstog ropugreat to Ireeri Um ri .very kind. This quaUty store wiU be a grori breeflt to agriculture when it is estimated what vata aumbsre, is Oonthem planter* kOOW, hcva fori thsfr CSOp by to- improvementa consist of two wooden is with kitchen to yard. Fee simple. Lta Ne. lit. 10*- District, Dooly county, 202>4 Lot No. 271, 2d Diattlct, 4th Section, Cherokee county, 40MM Lot No. BA TsL U LotNo“i80, 14th District, Dooiy oounta,901 M erem. pitM h* penniafioB ct the banorabls Coart of Ordi- nary of Chatham oounty a* the property bslnngtngto Omeatauri George A. A*, dereread, am toe benefit | isitssi£>& NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED ST ESTILL A BROTHER. 1 MKnlscy, a Virginia, CogfedgraiO; fri/egl t A Venetian Llfta bwWOi, D. Bowel*: $2 26. Mr. WtokfiSld, a Novell 76 cento. Tnc ffecodd Mrs. Tlllotsbn; 76 rents. aataTBTvftss*! g FOUND, (FngssStSf^iiassssra is.xsrasrx'iVA's. r uda^adv- r- ADMINISTRATORS SALE. BY BKLL, WYLLY * CHRISTIAN SFhSSS) rtfSjR B. Wectren half Lot No. 16, W»re« ■1^ , i I)WILLING HOUSE, containing from too' to ttts. Cotton in Seed. prevamenta, subject to a ground rent ri seveo dolliro 'RBSStoMMSidT* ”^ qiatKg dare oaiea.-Apply to ^ 3GHN». BARVWEUk | ■array, Perris , -NxwYoak, jreatore Nrwi aao Hiau.o; ww ^onT aS^ The (till receipts of ootton this port* togafiy wtih ■"JJSUlJK,. there are but few spinner* in ** “P°ri*** at prmret osfit Notice. . aassSMBki’ for the payment at quarterly baa da-' SUlTW W ” _.t-^ma^taSfclimWctaSmata 5gsssssssK3^ssr- leaning °f exeMtton*- -- Brvyraeeury, CRT „ test Mtf-OtAl o’taack ia jgssgj _Ereremre*n( aoireasaaUatJ r taB "-s£4?s£B A House Wanted. I^SSufjgeaflM^A ‘GSjjg* •WANTED, jjrirtr Itt-UpHs Ootton ta toe fired. : • '■ i. -- -<■ ITU n n-H t ia j».A WujOS • vB, uiTmriiuiar it ia lmposslbl* to tolly stater toto ths merits ri tbs ■’Nonpareil Frond Gaaao." hot wa aa- .ore tbs public that ws have not saaggswtad, and It Italy remain* for those totaratesdi to trot its v wVoinre (•*1 confident that it will rapidly rean. do.; CoL J. Ware, do.; a Sheppard, do.; P. V. Belttmore oounty; F. Merryman, ta; o. luonoa, Harford county. Md.; B. Eiriand, Oaitart county, Md.; J. P. Silver, Cecil county, Md.; John 1* more; E. Sinclair 4 Oo.. Baltimore. Ate* Rawer* riCautatmitata. > stamped with name and adC ABri oar bamts vm be atampad with JoateMsasniatai E*t- toimttty FtaaUret of Ito- rylxnd’e Agriuultaial Seetety, aaya: Bexrntotaa. July M. lfiB. ores. 1. R Care A Oo.: g^csaTLis saigas ai“.s2SiffSsr?M7Hs , 5M rasJsarajayisrAgS merits. I shall na* to*** too* oawaari red rye tola ■ - 0. tail is th*.Wa*l|al Pepct. *0fi »pwin of Oounterteiu! ABoar beirekwtt ebcaaded with our tame and ad (nil, $200 te? ‘« i imais ta lntrodaaa a flew sod Jaciri teewrtoa. ri abaetota auU y ta aaUtyboaaa- ooUL Agttoa stufoRlag ts weak cteeoteaiMtota caa zsj&SbJZ** nu W.O.WKPONAOO.. mfi fnkrilsnrl Cfilo. oiui IX dc cSfrs* is TO TCROHASnS fflT