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i fOB 1’lIlLAItXI.PHIA. T.miwan JB, Saturday. November XT, at ►•i>R FLORID*. i.t^.-hiu, Fridsy, Novemlier V a 1 liny morning at9 o'clock t .,cry S. lurday, al 3 p. m. • r, evi ry Saturday inormng, at dliore, evi ry Tuesday morning, a> L IlmCOXj klMTON. ciy Monday and Friday p,|;,, v . every Wednesday and Saturday . every V ’ednesday, at 9 a. m. unlay, at 7 o’clock a. m. SBWICK. t Emin**. every 9;t' i BRCN 1 r r-«t al Saturday, November 10, At b gjjavatiitato DOWS ! uat. Dcpnifture of Trains. H£1 Oi» Tit AlS I'aIi-usU at. ; Matron , L y DOWN PAH^ENOER TRAIN -1 at 8:45 ▲. If. nnah at 7:05 P. M. lOHr PA^JE^OER TRAIN .7:05 P. m. .4:00 a. m. .7:00 a. M. IUHT PA8SENOER TRAIN ...5:40 P. M. .. .8:25 P. M. ...6:30 A. M. * ri \ujjU3ta at.. ^c«a'^ va “ uah l I'lieVcville HUli t>oj*don trains connect with ^ v an 1 down night p^eenger trains at Gordon. £~; u : ul'lj RAiiaiijOAD —daily (Sundays ex ‘' ceptodl c a iTan :jali at 1 7:30 a. m. W ! A i fiioniAsville at. I : 7:30 P. M. xiioniaswillti ai.. .1 6:u0 a. m. n . cjvanuak at ..L 6:10 p.m. rSTlLh A !<Kut»11£K, Newsdealers, Sta- j j ii.i«K^*i!ens Bull street (down suirty ; ( y,,j/ie. next t»j the Post Uttice, are ati- is - tor the Daily News A IIzrald. *Uh hem iill t>e piomptly attended [Advertisement.] pall Fashions—-iiats. Caps, d^c. y :( tf in b<: found at the establishment of H. A * -ill, 1 Congress stree , a Urge and exceedingly j^ja! st a of Gentlemeu's Hats, manufactured .-.fill and winter seaso i. It contn, ises a varioty ‘iti, and a Li remarkable for neatness. Also a *,t Jr of Ties, Scarfs, < >f the latest styles. tf. Arilvill of the Julia St. Clair. ^sboat, which has been expected for some time, sfelywhTday. under cjiarge of Capt. Moody. It l»y the agent, Mjr. M. A. Cohen, to run a ^•yriiily line between I this city and Augusta, if ,^si£,ind with such boais as the Hard Timos.Swan gijolaSt. Clair, the agei ts will probably be able to their intentiou«. Below will be found a Lagutin of the new-comer: KeJulu St. Clair, belonging to the home line c* jettiesyivuig between tliis city and Augusta, was PuJauelpbia by Messrs. Neafle A Levy, pro- ji the Penn Works. She is an iron hull, «rn wLerl steamer, 158 fe4t long, 24 feet beam, 4 foot iuJl’feet height be tween decks. Her width, jl, is <6 left, and leng h over all 150 feet. She is Lc l by a water-wheel la feet * in diameter and feeifitc of bucket, which is driven by a pair oi •rcssure poppett-valvp engines, with cylinders feet stroke. The boilers tb four flues in each, and 30 pounds steam to the ^aue inch. .‘*hu has thre^ separate steam arrange- bsi* fur freeing the bout from water in case of snag- p i -.iad extinguishing fires. She is divided into six Tir-tiglit compartments,! and in all her appoint- c nipleto Her draught of water is 20 inches, udipeedteu miles per hour agiinat the current ot asSiVimuh river. Her cabin anangements are for araccoaiuotud u oi her pfllcers, yet a few pasaen- jeicii.be wry c •mfortabjy provided for. (ijuiu James M Moudtr is in charge of the boat. Tie. together with her agents at Savannah and An. gua. wjltjke pi' asure in showing the boat to any jt who may wish to have iron boats built. An ex- iiuujuju ci the. b-at, whether in regard to hull, en- gtneral « j lipmants, will show’ that her .Ncifit l Levy, I* »t only understand their but peri .u ni thei ■ work faithfully. Captain I the nnu, is a Geoi gian by birth, and well and msbJyfctimrn to the s upping men of this city. EumdiJ i* a? Mi mslied l y Mr. Robert E. Rodgers, Allegheny «it> Penns, rlvauia, and she was cor. ider the superin endence of Captain Chap, the steamer Hard Times. HKBotice,will be given of the time of her dep.tr- i li* diameter and ; two cylinders, w gt d capacity of 1; The Steameij Sail Jacinto Sax; annah, Ga., Nov. 8, 1866. I TLX'':—Permit mi> through the columns of »popular journal to call the attention of my ineadaani the traveling public generally to the new 4’antly furnished steamer above named. 3? foitunate privi ege to occupy ono of her -on6 on her first x oyage from New York to y *rtd, although d iring our natural life, thus k*t Live traveled m;i ny thousand miles “on the CTav-,“ it has never been our privilege to make jage.long or short, with which we were better ^d, or during which we enjoyed more comforts, ved mare kind an< i gentlemanly attentions on -^rtof .tHcer3 and er w, than on our short trip * Y .rk on the San Jacinto. Capt. Loveland ■hthoro lgti seaman and perfect gentleman, never ■^g iigbt of the coinfor of his passengers. •i bis quiet, dlguifle< l good nature he won the fc?ec and confidence offell on board. H: Wm. Brace *the attentive and urbane purser ••pmiram competent and worthy his position, ■o4*hvsc fi-,c personal appearance cannot fall to re- ad mi radon of all ladies of taste who may be enough to beco; ne Ids traveling companion. ¥: Conover, the stew ird, ia truly a gentleman, c :certaii.lv possesses n ore of the “milk of human i i his nature than is usually attributed to - tea *.ied class of bo tel and steamer waiters, ft?ifexards and waiters are all unexceptionable— *ld ill her appointments the San Jacinto, for com- nasti elegance, is witl out a rival among our coast * a * er a Permit me to say, Mr. Editor, I waa not a ^d,” but paid my fare through, nor am I in oi the compa; ty. This last hint, lest some this scrawl wa.« the effervescence of the flDe ‘‘Hr.iisick winch popp d and foamed ss bountifully ^ promiscuously a mo ns: the passengers on our last s ck, and Mr which g nerons and costly treat we ' to Mr. G; rrlson, one of the owners, “ 3 ^'JRjpiuicd us oe our voyage, and for whose ’ gBKe a * niuuneia aad prodigal' hoepltality we al^ 0Q r liuevre ti.anks A Passenger. r, ,< A c itiin»;. 9tC01 • 1 ^bolesale by Brad 1 ty‘s Duplex Skirts. direct t,i e ait sutioxi of our lady readers to _ •A’h'ertistme t in auot her column of J. W. Bradley’s ^ E.hptic Skirts. ' !hey will be found to be just w dcle needed, and b< log double spring, give little ^tryuliet<jthe wearers tn railroad cars or other ^•^htrero-xia Is a consideration. Many dealers article iu imitati-u , but persons buying once are a second time. They are for sale in ^ r j Messrs. J. C. Maker A Co., 1 ^ and Ein-tein kCo., and at retail by the a? al-o Mejsrs. DeWitt A Morgan and P r Thes > gentlemen all being well tf l ifc ‘ pio of Savannab, hardly need any uav ^ Ul ' Ur ha adH * AU i8 nece88 * r >’ 18 U.» ^ " r8t0Sf, ethat the name of J. W. Bradley ie on foon ‘ i printed on the band, ured ( xclusively by Messrs. Wests, p SCar, - v * at No. 7 Chambers street and Nos. 79 ‘•-ude stifet. New York. Give them atrial. r *ie r INK — W° y( sterday received from Mr. a-.V ’^^enden, proprietor of the Planters’Hotel, i Rlj ' te Wine vintage of 1865, and the • ^rted f *»Qe a, _ °®i| Pr ^ loti 4lsyer*i Comrt. In this Ceurt yesterday there were but a few cams, and those mostly for drunkenness. One —— for being drunk at the Pulaski House oa Wednesday morning, and not having any excuse, wae fixed live dollars and costs, in consideration of this being his M. J. Oeady, evidently a stranger in the city, wae picked up in Bay lane, after remaining there an hour or eo. He told His Honor that he had nothing to ny, having no recollection of the affair, and waa fined two dollars and costs for his loss of memory. Another man was charged with drunkenne s in the atreet. The officer said he had heard the defendant in the atreet making a noiae, and watch being called for he hud arrested him. A witness was produced who said that he had tried 'o get the defendant to go home, but being tmable to do so and the defendant cursing him, lie (the witness) called watch and had him arrested. The defendant, iu answer to His Honor, Mayor Ford, said that he met a number cf men in a bar-room and got into a discussion. They being Re publicans and he a Democrat the conversation bad waxed warm and he might have said something out of the way. He was fined two dollars and coats. Edward Webb, a negro boy, and who is a pretty regular visitor at the Mayor’s levees, was brought up on the charge of larceny from the house. The officer testified to finding the boy running.and hearing some body call “atop thief,” arrested the boy. Upon searching him a key was found which fitted the wit ness's door. The witness, upon being examined, said the boy had come in and asked the price of a pair of shoes in the afternoon, and when he went out loitered around the store some time. Before shut ting up he missed the key out of the door, when he thought of this boy stealing, and seeing him pass a short time afterwards called to him, and not stopping he had the boy arrested, and upon examining him found the key of his door. He could not awear par ticularly to ttie key, but it fitted the door. Not wish ing to prosecute on accouut of the age of the boy, Hin Honor discharged the case by sending then urchin to the TJnited States barracks for five days. The St. Charles Haloon.—This saloon, situated in Bay lane, in the rear of the Custom House, and re cently conducted by Mr. A. Stamm, haa changed hands and i9 now owned and controlled by Messrs. Ruckert A Jacoby, and, from the character of the proprietors, parties may expect to be well treated. Mr. Stamm issues a notice to his creditors that he intends to leave the city in a short time, and would like all bills presented for settlement as soon as pos sible. Cheap Board.—See the advertisement in another, column stating that cheap board can be obtained at; “ the corner of West Broad and Bryan streets: A Private Telegram has been received that the San Salvador arrived in New York on the 7th. Arrivals at the Hotels. PCLASKI IK USE—W. H. Wiltberger S J Lightsey, Ga iH L Shultz. City ei N Atniuson. Cau deu cojj K Kreubrew, Fla T H Hooaer, N C »V T Hooker. N C H Deliinglu, N Y M C Chandler, St Louis B W Johnson. Ha Mit-s M M ..obnsun, Fla ti G i\ heeler, N Y S J Flournoy A lady, Ala itiss E J Bass * svt, Ala R A Blackwell, Ga J Beckett, city J L Colby A wife, N Y it T Ciawley A wife, Ga vV s> B:e izeal, Ga Mis M J Breazeal, 2 chil-jMiss C Johnston, N C dnn jc svt, Ga SCUEVEN HOUSE—G. McGlNLY. 3 Iugeraoll NY < J H Graybill, lady, 3 chi 1 - O H Lufburrow & 2 chil-j dreu A svt, Savh |s C Story, Ua |H M Dowd, N Y [H C Manor, S C C LStevens A lady, Ga MBMiUen, City |N P (iignilliait, Ua jG A Taibuiton, Ua |G VV charter. City ti P Paul, Darien I tfi H Scoville do iU Charon.-*, Ga ! W H Dickinson, Burke co [Q J Hedrick. N C vV M Sessions, Biackshear dreu, iiugU'ta Mix M <• Lufburrow. Ca \V K Thompson. Fla U M Dowd, Saratoga D Sturges, Fla VV T Cogswell, Fla Miss ti Wright, Fla j ti Webster, City MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. LUC*. M L Battle, Ga I Hart, Boston J K Kim brew, Fla Capt VV S Emson, N Y H J Gamball, H Xlvey, Savh i* M Ferric, jr, N Y ii Chavous, Richmond vV H uicKinson, Ua J VV Perkiua, Augusta R M Demere, Nat Ex McL King, T Simmons, Fla D M Blue, Fia 11 M VYT.lia, Ga »W U chartrain, Ga j J O Bailey, Fla ;M ss M ti Bailey, Fla Miss M H Bailey, ua ‘Miss M B Roberts, Ga |D II Lovett, Phi la H H Pitta', Pottland miniature Almanac—'Tills Da*. S iu rlMca Sun aets HIGH WATER. At Tyi.ee b S9IAI Port 10 Op Shipping Intelligence. POUT OF SAVANNAH. Thursday, Not 8, isca. Anlvnl. Steamer Dictator, Coxetter, JaeUaonville, Ac—L J Uuiimartiti & Co. Meamer H M Cool, Uowlatid. Darien—M A Cohen. Sieauier Julia at Clair, Moody, Philadelphia—U A Coheu. Cleared. Steamship Herman Livingston, Baker, New York —Wilder A Fullartou. Steamship Fai.nie, Smoot, Baltimore—LuRochCA Darnels. Schr Amoa Edwards, Somers, Boston—Hunter A GammelL Schr Daniel Holmes, Holmes, Brunswick, in bal last. Brig Resolute, Miller. Nassau, N P—Bell, Wyily A Christian steamer Cro:on, Tilton, Charleston, etc—T B Mar shall A Bro. Steamer H Livingston, Rodgers, Jacksonville—B H Hai doe. Steamer Kate, Lockwood, Jacksonville, etc—Brad ley, lllil A Co. Receipts. Per steamer Dictator, from Jacksonville—55 bales sea island cot.ou, 54 cowhides, 1 bdie skins, 1 box wax, 3 crates moss, 1 bbl oranges. Per steamer H M Cool, from Daiieu— 20 bales sea island cotton, 4 bags do, dc. Exports. Per steamship Fannie, for Baltimore—250 bales cot ton, 20 do yarn?, 70 empty bbls, and sundry pckgs mdse. Per steamship Herman Livingston, for New York— 1,314 bales Upland cotton, 23 do sea island do, 11 do wool, 88 bbls rosin, bbls dried fruit, 1122 hides, 22 bbls oi rages. 26 pkgs mdse. Per steamer Cro.on, for Charleston—150 Libia pork, 1,000 bags corn, 80 pkgs mdse. Per brig Resolute, for Nassau. N P—133,000 shin gles, 35,000 rt flooring lumber. Per schr Amos Edwards, for Boston—691 bales up land cotton, 12.000 ft flooring. paueneera. Per steamer Dictator, from Jacksonville, Ac—W C Crosby, C Todd, T Crosby, T B Dupont. M H Rogers, M H banders, Mrs Hammond, D H Robinson, Mias B C Robinson, Mrs E Burnham, Jin B A TiUman, W J Farara, J Hailey, M M Tillman* Capt fiavktooa. J It vnerum, E Wh.tnt r, 8T Farr, HC Maner, X Allen, F K K-eut, <i G Battings, H Spears and My, Bias Spears, and 9 deck. Per steamship Herman Lirlngston, tor Nsw York— DrT D Martin, wire and U children, A Buckner, wife and 2 children, M E Boyd, E Launity, J D Thomas, W F Brittain, M J H Ferris, F VuBe, aud 6 steerage. financial fend Commercial, Review ef Ike lansuk Market. ■ SavAswan, Ttranday, Boar. 8. IBM. ExcHAaoa.—Very little sterling 1, offtrlng, and in demand >iU|H for iwUeie* eommenial hills. Bight on Be# York Is nnchanged, the R.™v. Buying at X dlaooont, and aelllng a X off for large amounts. All time bills are 1 V cent and interest off, though in little request. Gou>—Is very Inactive. The fluctuating condition of the market detere operations. Brokers are buying at lMeiO, and selling at-147@l48. QCOTATItmS m CKCCBBOrr MOSSY mo HECtTBirm. In reference to the following list of aecnritiee, Ac.,it should be understood, thet the reports ore obtained from brokers, and those quotations are giveu at which they will buy: and furthermore, that U. ft. bonds are rarely to be formd on tlie market. acoaoia. Bank of Augusta 45® “ Columbus 23® “ Fulton 38® “ Empire State 27® “ Middle Georgia 88ta “ Savannah 48® Bank of State of Georgia v0@ Central Ballroad BankingCompany 98® City Bank of Augusta 29® Farmers’ and Mechanics' Bank- 12® Georgia Railroad and Banking Company 97® Marine Bank 97@ Merchants and Planters' Bank ...10® Planters' Bank 14® Manufacturer-' Hunk, Macon .*...25(9 SOUTH OAHOL1MA. Bank of Camden 44<gi •• Newberry 50<<s People's Bank 37ia: Booth W. B. R *5® Cnion Bank 64® BOHDS. Old Georgia fl’e 8fi®82 “ 7’s 92® 94 New Georgia do .- 92@94 City of Savamiali 90®92 *' Augusta 85® 87 • Macon ....7s®82 Central Railroad .. par. Memphis and Charleston Railroad. 82®85 » coupons. City of Savannah .- 9i@96 Old Georgia 88@9u STOCKS. Central Railroad 98@99 South Western Railroad 92(3194 Muscogee Railroad ' ,60@6o Atlantic and Gulf Hsllroad 48(352 Georgia Railroad. 78@80 Augusta and Savannah Ballroad 85(uis; UNITED STATES BONDS. U. 8. Bonds 7-30’s .104(ai05 5-20's registered, 1862 „‘Ji.l07@108 5-20’s coupons. .1107® 108 IxtsuKancs.—A meeting of the Board of Under- wri tars haa established the following tariff, showing a alight advance an marine, and nearly K per oent. increase on fire risks, to take eflect ftaan the lstot October: ’ , To Augusta by 1st class iron steams*.... S percent “ woodeu steamer.. X To Hswkinsville “ steamer....'. 1X “ TO Florida ports 1 “ To Charleston X !*• To New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia, 'by 1st class sail and steamer X “ To Boston by 1st class steamer :tnd sail...1 “ We notice a reduction in the rates on cotton for short terms. The following are now the lire rates: On Cotton—For 6 days, lstclsss $ 121, ” “ “ 4th class 30 “ For 3 months, 1st class 100 “ “ •• 4th class ,®. 2 00 On Bice—per annum 1®S per cent On Merchandise—lit class brick 1 “ Fheiqhts—Continue active and stiff at quotMous. Small sail are needed. The following are the ruling rates: To New York, on cotton, per steamer lc. To Boston, - •• IX To Baltimore, “ “ X To Philadelphia, " " 1 To Philadelphia, on Domestics.... $100 To New York, on cotton, per sail - X To Boston, •! “ X To Liverpool, on cotton Xd. We quote lumber to New York and Boaton at $12 ¥ M; none offering to Philadelphia and Baltimore; to Cnba nominal—sa7 $12, in gold, to north aide, and $13 to Barbadoes and a market. Cotton.—Onr last week's review reported the mar ket on Thursday closing quiet, with few sales at 35.x ®36c. for middlings. Friday.—Market quiet. Holders more disposed to meet the views of buyers. Sales, 274 bales, at 35(3 35XC. g, Saturday.—No change. Sales 267 bales, at 35® 35X<=. Monday.—Market excited by tbe advance in Liver pool, and X@lc- better. Sales 368 bales, at 35X®36c. Tuesday.—The advance yesterday sustained, and the market very active. Sales, 5U3 bales, at 35X®36c. Wednesday.—The market unchanged, and u gee d inquiry. Bales 440 bales, at 35x@36c. Thursday.—The continued dullness in New York, and a want of confidence in prices, have at last mate rially affected our market, and holders conceded X® lc. on tbe prices of the day previous. 2u0 bales only changed bands, at the following quotations, Liver pool classification : Middling 33X®34 Strict middling - 34X®55 Good middling 35 X® The inquiry during the day wae good, hot buyere dem?nd greater concessions than sellers seem dis posed to make. Tbe heavy frosts reported would na turally have stimulated prices, but the absence of any etport demand at the North haa so materially increase, the stocks at theports as to render buyers very cau tious. BBOEOTS.—The receipts at this port show a slight felling off from last week, being 7,815 bales, against 8,218 last week and 7,847 for the week previous—thus making the average for the three weeks very nearly the same. The exports are 6,626 bsles, against 6,256 for the week previous, sad the stock on hand 14,3:9 bales, an excess over the previous week of 2,289 bales. The receipts to tbe SUth ult., at all the porta, accord ing to W. F. Wright, are 112,060 bales, against 900.000 same time last year, and the exports 69,000 bales, against 137,000 for last year. Chop.—A killing frost haa probably by this time vis ited nearlye very portion of tbe Cotton growing country. This will, of ooune, have a serious effect, but is in a great measure compensated by the extraordinary gooo weather for picking, which ie everywhere reported. Ska Island.—Tbe receipts continue very light, end the market has not yet fairly opened, though we hear of some few sales at tf to 60 cents for Cotfmon to good Boilers and McCarthy's, a few very BMrMcCar- tby’s, with Staple, bringing 80 to 90 cents. though for large lota < Dkt Goods —But few buyers ban been im ths k« this week, merchants apparently boUlag off for the sale of cotton. All ' “ ■ffi-SKSk- Dnt Goods.—But Imtwuek'squotations. There isagaod demand for nlie dress goods, at fuB prices. Tae stocks cantinas heavy. Wa continue naotatlom: Shirtings, %, Ug 20c.; do., X. 15@l7c.; cotton oagabOTM.8ounces, @29e.; Georgia platna. 45c.; |«lnS l*X®22c. Yana are better, owing, probably to a scarcity. Wa quote t$ 66@2 75. • Flows —This article has advanced 60tu®$l aiasa onr last report, tad prices FtiU tend upward. Ths demand ts very bark, particuUrlv for the medium and lower grades. - We quote superfine, $10 50®12 50; extra, $13®15, and Western fancy bmuila f IC®18. . Fish—la now ill good demand. The tovlpii bavfr lately *>een more free, apd the stock is notv much im proved. - We quote mackerel, No*. 1, $14(2:24 60 ; No. X $21. end \o 3, S77 s* b\A. Herrings, V lx»x, 80c. for No. l, and 9uo. for seeled. -Cliwioe cod et 9^L9J£c- V ft. Grain.—The slock of corn is li^bt rad reoipte ■low. The demend is R >od, rad the tendency of prices up wet <1. We quote yellow, f am t^ore, $1 45<a 1 50. rad white, $1 50<a l 55. The stock ttf oet.4 is also emelL aud stiff at 95c.£$l, etretaiL Habitwakk.—The stocks ere heavy, end price* un changed. A feir demend exist 4 . We lesrn of two cfergoca of iron, Ac., nowsfloet. Swedes iron is quoted atD.^c.; refined do.. 6 l 4 c. Lead, I2^c., and nails, 7JgC. Hat.—The receipts ere light. The stock, however, ie ample, end the demand increasing. Sales of Eastern have been mide et $1 75 from wharf in lots; retailing from store et $2. We quote Northern from wharf nominal, at$l 45@150. Hides —The rec. lpts have been more firm daring the past week. The demand is active, rad prices firm at 13,Sc., with ra upward tendency. Lime.—The stock is light, and the local demand for building purposes excellent. We qaote in lota et $2 *^5 fi barrel. Lard.—The receipts are heavy, and the stock much increased. The demand is fair et easier prices. We quote prime leaf, 21(gi22c; pressed, 19@20. Molas9es.—The advance at the North has reacted on this marker, and prices have improved, with a more active demand. We quote Cuba clayed at 5S^55c.; aud En„'li- h Island at 75@80o. in bbls. and half do. Onions.— l'he demand is moderate, and the stock light. Prices are firm at quotations—-ay, $3 25£3 76 barrel. Potatoes.—^The stock la moderate, and the demand fair tor table use. We quote at $3@3 50 $ bbL cording to quantity and quality. Kick.—There is u fair stock of India rice offering at lO^to.lie. South Carolina rad Georgia commence now to come n ireeiy. There is no dernrad yet for shipment. Sales oi clean have been effected at 13c., though there is a disposition to recede on account of the supply. Rough ia quoted at $2 75@3. Rope.—The stock ia fair, except of Greenleaf, which is becoming scarce, the factory having erased working. The demand ia somewhat curtailed by the arrow-tie, which is now becoming a formidable-competitor for balmg purposes. We quote Greenleaf at 21<$22c.; hemp, I8@21c.; jute, 15® 17c. Sacks.—There is a growing demand for this article, which is now manufactured here of tbe heat material, and furnished at a leas coat than New York goods. We quote aa follows: Grain bags, 2 bushels 32 @35c. do. 3 bushels 37 @40 White flour sacks 18 to 24 @84 for 25, 60 and 100-pound sacks. Cotton dock, No. 1, 95c., with a decline of 2c. aqrifeis higher numbers. Canvas, No. 1. 75c., with a decline of 2c. oq the higher numbers. Balt.—The stock Is light, and holders firm at $2 25 for lota, though these figures are not readily conceded. We can learn of only 2,000 sacks being afloat for this port. Wool, Ac.—Wool sella at 27c.; flax at 30c., and tal low at I2>£c. These articles are coining in slowly, uid with little fluctuation in prices. 'Timber and LuxBER.-j>Tho low stage of the river prevent the free arrival of timber, consequently those lots received command full prices. We may quote as follows for ranging square tim ber: Large size, $lo(S20; medium, $12@15; round logs, $10<31*2. In lurnoer the business is to a great extent forced. We quote short pieces from railroads at $23@2'»: ship staff from mills, $28@30. OF TIMBER AND LUMBER /torn tst September, 1866. Darien Timber Market. REPORTED BT JAMES T. PATERSON. Dabixn. Nov. 7.1864. The Altarunha river «tiil continues low, and cousc- qaemly few arrivals for this market. The demand ucreascs, and the mills need timber of good average length, for which the following prices are freely paid: Banging square timber, fair average $12® 18 Round or scale logs 10@12 The mills are all engaged on onlera, and the ereq* tlon of firs’.-clas-' gang StW-mill3 on D>>boy and Union Islansd indicates an iticraascd business at ths port. VESSELS IN PORT. Schooner J. McAdam—cleared mod waiting. Scho >ner Wm. Flint, Post—Aiken A Co. Brig Omaha, Robinson -J. G. Yonug A Co. Schooner Emma T. Hait, Hart—T. Hilton A Son. CLEARED. Schooner Rising San, Jones, Boaton—147,000 leet lumber and 30,000 feet timber—Ja*». S. P^ter-»oD, Schooner Richards, Portland—124,OoO feet«4umber —Jas. T. Paterson. Cotton Statement. of ^ "f the 4ame year, which have been 24^ > x I )re >isly by fir. Gemenden for the use of ^'blotters. ^ ha9 W f;U a understand that the vintage of 1 an unprej^donted one, both aa regard* Ujop. 1 ; UI|,J quality, aid if we are to judge fitJta the , m Wi:h ns Mr. Gemenden has succeeded U8 ‘ Tbc y arc certainly both pal*- tuhoQj \ ^ Xc * 1( nt ^’hjes, aud may be recommended ‘ ,r °1 to, dradiction. A friend, who Is an ex- . V<.fA J 1 Vf. r - „ tol . 1 ISD Italia* Papktuj — Rankin •tttet^ : r I 11 " I, tei <■<! at tlieir now* depot. Brymn v 1 ' asl °* ® al1, ^ 10 kileat dates of French' r,Jt k an.i j llr “ s!l ttnd: talian paper*, publishedln New ‘ r cludln * Fr “ k Leslie’s Spanish fl * of tlie a!i5 ted pai er ’ conU1 ninK an excellent like- J t ‘ndebt e d, ,i .'l Rui>h kd Adelaide Ristorl. We ■'** Voit^’acse gentlemen fora late iseue of the »bov e '- ,,ls en. ard tbe publications referred to Conugnni. Per.tcamer Dictator, from Jacksonville, Ac-J L Viila’onfts. L J Gullmmrtin A Co, Ti ou ( O, NA H >rdee. F M Myrell, E C Wsde. Erwin A ii. Austin A BUS. Consignees per lentral R. R. NOV. 8.1866. 1 264 bales cotton, 14 do baqaln? and rope, HI do sacks, 10 rolls leather, 6 sacks potatoes, 4 bales waste. 1 boxes beeswax. 12 car* lumber, and mdse, to Weed tf C W M Lanier, Mrs Phillips, C F For, Brigham, U A Co G S Owen., J A Roberta, O Cohen, G 0 Free man, II C Hardy. Tiaon k G, W. "Vilaon A Co. Crane A G, Brady A M, P H Behn, T R A J8 Mills. B Padel- erd, i \S Lathrop A Co, W R Boggs. MA Cohen, W H Stark k Co, Wilder A F, Erw.n k H, P A Meyers. B F Metcalfe k Co, Clark A J, Colby A Co, B H Har ,1.... N a Hardee A Co. Duncan k J, Q Patten A son, W H Griffin A Co, Johnaton, W A Ca, F W Sima A Co Anatln A E, Bradley. H A Co, R Habersham A Son, A S Hartridee, J Waahbum A Co, L J Guilroartin A Co, Jouea A W. W M Tunno A Co, Lathrop A Co, Ball, W a Co, Bothwelt k W, Guersnl A F. ttrcetpts per Atlantic 4k Golf R. R. Not. 8, ISM. 193 bsies upland cotton, 39 do sea island do, 2 can cattle, : car sheep, and mdse to A S H irtridsre, Tiaon A G, Duncan A J vv Anderson A Sons, Sloan. 8 A S CL Colby A Co, Scott, H A Co, I. J GoOmartin A Co. J W Lathrop k Co, Bell, W A C. Clark, J A Oo, Austin A E, F W Sims k Co, McRae A W, N A Hards. A Co, Bryan, H A Co, K C Wade A Co, P Q Behn, A Hardee, Erwin ,Y H, Pune A T, Hilton A R, Levi A B, a Wilcox A Co, W H Burroughs A Co, R Habersham A Bone J E A Bro, J L Villilonga, Adams A Co, J H Sloan. T L Harrison, G W Germany, CRB Agt, W A H Mclntire, M G Ehrlich, Hess A G, C 11 Lighten, 8 s Miller. Tebeau A Oo, J C Tyson, E E Heita A Oo, J * W Rutherford, E Ehrlich, J B Mallard, claghom A P Mrs M A Calder, F L One, Mrs it Scott, HA Cohen T II Marshall A Bro. Forw'g Agt O B R, Mrs C Miller, T MulryaS, F Uoyd, Palmer A I), J H Maxwell, and others- i I I i i t 5 s I £ i 3 g je * § § t s 3 p 5 S 3 - -|* ss .» r i 8 e» 1 t 3 ts I 2 J I s 3 I 3 » 8 09 09 s i i ! FOUND, tCt '- AL LT. -Natnre has yielded to Colgate f* ttnb'ri'iLi 1 ■ her moBt valuable properties, which '•COFM iT. ,l? n the Aromatic Vegetable Soap, manu- titan ! hl,flrm - Vegetable oils and other epe- **>e Lfe., 11 8 articlf a are carefully compounded in of ,llia Soap, all varieties of which UDon. prescribe for Cholera, Dvientsry and ■'•Uahla Carminative Syrup aa tks moat uiea S r knov u. p,. hitndaT. Oct. Slat, in the MawhAl) Hooae t he Mtr-iball House office and paying for wla twt Usement. Mr. Lessing* 'yyoCLD respectfully Inform hie patrooBand Mend| that lie is now prepared to give FinWiinff’lAiaoao Offi the Plano, and Instruction to Thorough Bass. OC16—lm EXPORTS of cotton Fi-om Kovember 1, 1806, to November 8,1886. Liverpool. New York Baltimore. Philadelphia...... Providence, B. L. Total Exports 64b $.449 Tna —This subtiltut» for rope for baling la now coming into such general use aa to SSSTgidSl mentis. It Is a Und of superior ^ . r .|iT «»at fhaf in length, and totaoed agenda through the “Ua,” or iron fasten- ®^85a63SSBSSniSf' The success Egyjrt and Sooth ...a in the base of New Orleans, Mobile and -sSSSvss£$Bass« •WKSSSSWm.. -«— U ArrLaa.—Tbs demand Is good, and the stock ^nttcalatly of good quality* Wo quote *t f* Baaomo.—Gunny continue, firm, at halt and lot. The stock is rather limited, and that offering has been much reduced by some withdrawing from the market Than la a - _ _ to flu orders. .We quote Tucker, Out® A Oo. Dainati.atf(®tlB.^. . - ^ wbie* u ’a anota ribbed sides at 90x921c.; dear do.. 21® ft til f and riaarrtdaa. 99®99)fo.: ahoaldara. 18® 19c. "cJmi—JEH damand exUts The stock can- | Lumber. 1 Timber. Exported this week | 309,099| 185,764 Exported previously..., j 3,929,069i 1,070,396 Total exports 4,931,1681 1,356,080 Murray, Ferris A Co.’s Circular. New Yohx, November 3, 1866. F.ijitobs News aud Hebald: Our cotton market for th: week has been* steady, with no change iu prices. Tbe advices froed Liver pool are unfavorable. Middling upland dull at 14Xd*. a decline or Xti. This has weakened our market, even in tr.e fee? of receipts of telegrams,stbe truth of which there Is no doubt, advising fro t In Georgia oil tbe mgbt of the 31st. The amount of damage to the crop we are yet unpble to stale. We make no change in our figures, although they aro hardlv maintained this morning. Middlings— Upland and Florida, 39c.; Mobile, 40c.; New Orleans 1,1 Texas, 41c. Receipts for the week, 16,194 bales; sales 15,000 oales. Receipts at this port since 1st Sep tern- er, 75,455 bales; receipts at this port since 1st No ember, 6,007 bales. Exports, since 1st September, 43,494 bales. Receipts at all porta since 1st Sep tember, 150,000 bales. Stock here, 100,000 bales. Yours, very respectfully, Murray, Ferris A Co. Macon Cotton Mnrket. Macon, November 7. Coitus.—There has been a moderate demand for C«tton all day, with no disposition on the part of holders to press tbe market, and it cloned firm at 31 to 31X cents for New York Middlings. There is little nquiry (or the lower qualities. Augusta Mnrket. Augusta, November 7—6 P. M. Cotton.—The market was dull end irregular to-day. We qnoie : Middling 34 x@ Strict middling 35 ®35M Good middling 36 ® LINT OF VESSELS IN THE PORT OF SAVANNAH. Savannah, Nov. 8, 1866. 8TBAXBHIF8. San Jacinto, Loveland, New York—B H Hardee. Juno, smith. New York—Hunter A Gammell. SHIPS. Ellen Hood, Pennell, Liverpool—Wilder A Pallar- ton. Thos Praenisn, Owens, Liverpool—Brigham, Holst A Co. BARKS. Reunion, Tracy, Montevideo—West A Daniels. M K Lockhart, (Br) llallowsy, repairing, in dis tress—L J Gullmartin <f Co. tampede, (Br)Jewett, repairing, in dlstresfe-Wild- er A Fullartou. Nonpareil, Fllnn, Buenos Ayres— Hunter A Gam meli. Wheatland, Johns, Buenos Ayres—E E Hertz A Co. Dlrigo, Blair, discharging—C L Colby A Co. Andes Dulling, discharging—T L Kmsay A Co. Thos Fletcher, Pendleton, Liverpool—Wilder A Fullerton. BRIGS. Keystone. Baxter, New York—P Yonge A C Prentiss Hobbs Winston, Portland—T L Kinsey A Co. Scotland. Rose, Boston—Chlpman A Chapin. Susan. Vorhees, discharging—C L Colby A Co. Rush, Pell Ie, New York—P Yonge A Ca Selma. Olbbs, discharging-Crane A Oraybill. G F Geery. Stephens, loading—Orlln A Ca Lewis Clark, Bartlett, discharging—Crane A Gray- bllL „ SCHOONERS. Oeo T Thorn, Townsend, Boston—Hunter A Sam- "'m'iU. Bedell. Bedell, N H—C L Colbv A Co. W Gregory, (Bri Auld, waiting—T L Kinsey A Oo Vapor, Bogart. New York-E> Metatire A Co. 11- len, H tllouk. Boston—“tarr A Roberta. C irrie Heycr, Poland. loading—Haater AGammeU. Maria Hall, Garfield. New York—Bouse A Bryant. Jane Edison, But sou, discharging—Hauler A Gaxn- "f!'a Wheaton, Utile, discharging—Msster. COAL. anthracite, bituminous, B ED ASH, Steamboat, Baltimora, Onutberland and English OvaL For sale by ton or cargo by ocsl-fim OHIFMAN A CHAPIN. ■j ? mm HaatoA A Oav. T«1 Cotioo Duck. Bo 1 yd .t anVaaa Baoon, Hffibed 8*de»... Clear-'do do prime 18 Clear Bides .V........T» Shoulders ...ffi *“ w ‘ IFTom IT $ op ) to 20 60 ■ i , in I 318 # 13 80 ® 10 # Wi 6 60 ® 9 00 • 34 tf IS> 42 3 90 ® 60 ® 70 23 09 ® 17 00 <d) 18 00 17 00 ® »X® 21 21 (i> ' 21S 29 ® 22X 18 (9 19 k 1 s * Bears, Mediums. Bran Butter, Goshen Good Western Candles, Adamantine Mould Coal. Bed Ash. delivered.... English, do .... Candy, Assorted Fancy CUM, Faxxn Dairy Good Factory JRtgUsh Dairy Cigars, Connecticut Seed and Havana Imported. Corns, FORUVfBPOOt THNNew A1 AAtorlcan 8Alp * THOMAS FREEMAN. Owr»a, Comomnder, haring the larger ItriHh nr her freight engaged, and n.w loailgg, w.U have quLk dispaub. For freight apply e ' ao;-tf BRtGHAlf, H0L8T A CO. Fflft IIP: FLORIDA. AND ALL INTERMEDIATE POINTS. The aaw and fast *8 1 16 ta 21 # . J* ~~ 30 00 50 00 £100 75 00 £170 00 2 60 00 to too n ----- _ , ®iTOoq, fee, St Domingo a..p iSo.....r?7Tr; v.f.» 0 99 Java, common to good lb to 44 Domestic Goods— Shirtings, X .....yd Jhirtin^lk .....yd Yarns.. bun oh 2 Cb Cotton Omabnrgs. 80s 9B* Georgia Plains. yd Priuta ydl Flour, Superfine bbi 10 60 Kxtn. bWj 13 00 Weetera, fancy brands bbl! 16 00 New Georgia, sup. to eitro.aackl 7 76 fkOH. Mackerel, No. L bbl| 94 00 do do kltal 3 66 do No. 2 bbl, 21 Oo do do X Mik 11 OO da do kltal 3 00 do No. 3, large.. ..bbll 17 00 Herrings, Hal tmxj 80 do Sealed box I 20 FNBTaJZKmhMMKFhos.Lime.ton! 62 10 _ Guano, PwriNkti ton 110 00 ®190 00 Bolivian ton Gbain, Corn, mixed and yellow from store bush White hash Oats, retail Glass, American Windovn. Hat, Prims Northern, tr.wharf .cwt Eastern, from wharf cwt 1 76 HtDxa, good Flint lb Dry Salted lb Hokint .bbl Iron, Swedes b will adl on FRIDAY MORNING at 16 o’clock, a ru. taking freight and pas* ngers tor all points betweri Ibia and Pal ilka Florida, at half the r,tea of al otbar tieaoserm. Tula steamer has a commodatlom aaaaraaaand by any other at rear on toe route. Freight will he received at all hours (luring day the Oharteaton Wharf, uatll the depart** B H. HARDlClC, Agent. eston and Savannah STEAI PACKET LIRE. VIA HILTON HEAD AND BKAUFOBT. 7 09 Pure Leaf Pressed T.lin Laths Lime, Rockland bbl Leather, French Calfskin dux Sale Hemlock lb Oak Tanned l.iquoBa— Whiski— ■I. Gibson, Sons A Co.’s X.gal do do Old Nsctar.gal do do Cabinet.. .gal T: J. Flack A Sou's Beet... .gal do do Ex. Beet..-gal Wallace’s Brands— Bourbon Whisky X gal v Old Kentucky Whisky gal - Imperial Recur Whisky., gal Reilly. Leavy A Co.'a Brands— McGregor Whisky gal Weaver Bya Whisky..^....gal Old Bourbon Whlsto gal T Oita Bfu* Tbs steamer PILOl 1 BOY, CaptiinW. T.llclf^LTY. Tie atcairer ELIZA H^NCOX, Captain J. K. RICHARDSON. Leave Charleston Wharf, Savannah, and Accommo dation Wharf, Charleston, Mon lay. We-Joeeday, Fri day and Batuda, mornings, at 7 o’clock. - - The Pilot Boy leaves Savannah every Wednesday ■3d Saturday, and Charleston every Monday had The Elixa Hancox leaves Savannah everj^Monday and Friday, and Chuleston every Wednesday and Saturday. .The Pilot Boy win touch at BLUFF Ton on her Monday trip (Tom Charleston sod bar Wa Inasday trip from Savannah. - p Freight received daily and stored free of charge. For freight or pa*a»ge apply 10 F. M. MYRELL, Agent, Offlee, C'ltarleston Wharf. V. B.—The steamers of this linecopaect at Caarles- ton with 8ontt> Carolina unit North Eastern Ral roads and at savanna : with Central and Albauy aud Golf Railroads and Florida Steamers. nov5 12 00 10 00 9 96 6 60 tolMpT OUrd, Dupuy A Co., qr and half casks, gal Pinet, CaatUlon A Co gal BUM—Lone Star. gal UiN^-Hollaad Gin gal Columbian gal Winns—Champagne. Claret easel - 6 60 Sherry Wine, la eghth casks.gal .4 00 Port Wine....’. gal Molasses, Cuba, hhds Eng. IaL, bbls and X bbls.. .gal bbl Frem Hills Nana Naval Stores. Tar. . Spirits Turpentine Oils, Sperm Lara Kerosene Train Onions., Oranges Peas. Blast ERISA' Hair ® § 16 oe 310 6 00 4 00 ® 93 00 ® 40 00 ® 8 60 « 460 d 00 ® 6 60 63 ® 80 7 00 ® 1 70 ® 7X@ 76 ® 7 00 85 3 76 Pork. Prime and Bump bbl Mesa r bbl Powder kegs do half kegs Potatoes Rice, Clean S. C India. Raisins, layer Layer r.... do 1 75 3 25 3 60 ® 6 00 60 ® 1 76 8 00 9 33 00 9 34 00 37 00 ® 8 50 « 9 00 4 60 ® 3 60 ® 85 ® 3 00 ® 3 50 »; 13 d m ioM®^.u box] (00 ® 6 80 . hair bast 3 60 <* ...qr. bost 1(0 ® » 21 ® 29 ..qr. ..sack. 9 96 ® U « .18X9 13 ® 12 X® Rork, Greenleaf Hemp Jute Salt, Liverpool Soap Georgia Chemical ..Ib _ Other Brands 9>j 11X40 Shot, Drop. bag 3 96 to Buck bag 8 60 ® Sugars, Muhco’do and Porto Rico, lb White B lb Yellow C Crushed to Granulated to Havana box Tallow Tobacco, Smoking, from atoms.,1b do do leaf....lb Chewing, Diamond Twist.. do Spun Boll to Bright choice grades to Medium ..to Low -to Teas, Green to Black Twine Vinegab, White and Cider gel Wood, Oak, In yard -cord Pine cord I.ightwood. cord Wool. Unwashed to Washed to Wax. .; to UX MX For Palatka, Fla., VIA 8T. SIMON’S ISLAND. BRUNSWICK, ST. MARYS. FERNANDUU, MAY- POET MUXS, JACKSONVILLE AND PrOOLATJt THE KA.T3E; Capt. Lockwood, will leave aa above frem Charleston Wharf, foot of West Broad street, on ever; THURSDAY MORN ING, at 9 o’clock. This Boat la la perfect order, and has euperloi state room accomnuRlatioiis for Passenger... Freight recatvyd at all tin es and stored in ware- house on wharf, free or expense Trauaportitioncharges oe goods paid promptly. For bright or passage apply to - F M. MYRELL, no2-tf ' Charleston Wharf. Shipping. Philadelphia rad Southern Mail jtteamehfpCo. Foi* Philadelphia. -. Tbs flrrt citoa it 11 toriilp Tonawanda, wnl salUor tbahborapot t aa katarCay, Slav. IT,' a< — o’eiMk. V For freight or p«—reto hav'ng ntolbr adl—to■ lallona, apply to ■o$uuKT» G Minm Murray’s Line NEW The fi rst-elass, new steamship VIRQ-O, K. M. BULK LEV. OomohitUr, Will sail on her regnlor day, Tatrisy, Row. 13. <tt _ o’clock For freight or pasMge. havtng anpMw lecommer lations, apply to HUSTKB A GAMMELL Dt 8 84 far atrie>. For Brunswick. THE ONLY BOAT DUNNINQ DIRECT, AND REGULAR PACKET FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF CITIZENS OF BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA The vary tost Steamer PORT B0YAL, With good aad aamfortable accommodations for paa- aengen, mm minded by Capt. T. Rowland. will ran regularly is above, leaving on SATURDAY, November 10, at 8 o'clock a. m. For freight or pes-tage apply on btfil, at Dillon’s Wharf. nr'A , , no8-„. *. M. A COHEN, EMPIRE LINE FOR NEW YORK PASSAGE RATES: Cabin Passage, 196 '....Steerage, (13 For Charleston, 8. C* DICTA TOE v- 0,006 Tore,) Captain L. M. OOKEfTER, Wfll rcaume her regular trips as above, c immanciog Wednesday, MU last., at 0 o’clock a. aa. For freight or passage apply nn board, or to U J. GCILMARTI.V g CO, oc99-tf 14- Bey street. The new and fast aidawheel steamship SAN JACINTO, LOVELAND. will sail on Saturday, Bov. 10, at H>30 V Shippers sending cotton to the I the b -lea are marked plainly on tbe edge. , novg IU BifetM For Charleston. VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT. ' THE SPLENDID STEAM PACKET EMILIES, W. P. ADAIR, Comm antler, will leave regularly for the above places, from I ha Wharf, at foot of Wret Broad tired, every Sdurdap moralog at 7 For Freight or Passage apply on board, or t” Sfc- K M. L aIMTKAU. Agent, novT^dm 199 b» « FOR PiUTKl^ I’Ll., VTA FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LAND INGS ON THE ST. JOHN’S RIVER 1 16 1 09 ^ 2 00 1 00 ® 1 60 40 ® 46 35 ® 40 7 60 9 € 00 7 60 27 ® i 30 % H. A. TOPHAM, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER GENTS’ FURNISHING HOODS. 8tc. 9 &>c. SALE OF FURNITURE. administrators sals. W ILL bs sold, at the resldenc i of tfie late Mr*. Margaret Charlton, on W est Bread street, oe the 15th Instant, between the usual boars ornle. Me HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE . 'j belonging to her estate Sold'byorSer of .he novfetds STORE TO LET, Inqalre a) 21 Rockland Lime. 1 AAA BARR*LS FIRST QUAUXT, OOBBffi blelHvttad to Sffam’anehr ■ loop ^j^^N»wuRDyryy^i M SHIRTS nunn’actured from maunre. made to order at short notice. HATS. CAPS, UMBRELLAS AMD CANES. 138 Congress and 68 II. Jallsa ttreete. SAVANNAH* oa. NEW STORE. BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CLOTHING, At Wholesale and Retail. BT Eckau'tmCo. NO. 163 CONGRBSS STREET. nrshei ,W, 1^1^* j |^— ilm MU i fftotoSitoriitoj! Ffoetito tiade. Merebants and Planters Tne new etea-ncr I) IOTATOR, (1,000 Tons) Captain L. M COXETTER, Having undergone ihoroagh repairs, mid resume her tegular rou e, as above, leaving Savannah Every Saturday, at 3 o’clock p, ms. For freight or passage, having splendid accommo dations, apply on board, or to L. J. G01LMARTIN A CO.. OC92-U 1.8 Bay street. REMOVAL. RANDELL i CO. Have removed to V Ml and M3 Bay Street, Next doo - west of Barnard atreet, their former loca tion, and are now prepared to offer a Urge s><wi( of FOR LIVERPOOL. THE A1 American Bark 0 THOMAS FLETCHER, PkNDLKTOrr, Master, 1,660 bales capacity onlr, bavi g a poruon of her at go engaged, trill have quiox dispatch. For balance of freight apply to nlK-it WILDKB A FULLARTOU. OLD SEMl-tfEEKLl LINK. Leaye every Taesday M Saturday, For. Palatka, E. Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, OT. MA RY’S. FBKNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE AND PICOlATA. Tha new and elegant steam pocke s, LIZZIE ^ BAKER, Capt. N. KING, and SYLVAN SHORE, Cspk JAMES TUCKER, ■navnig been specially Sited up for this regie • Oh uusurpassed accommodations, wtH leave regalaitv •nr the above pliers, tbe Sylvan Sbure every TCBto DAY MORNING, sod the Lizxla Baker every 8ATUR- -IAY HORNING, ai ten o’clock. Returning, will leave Jacksonville every Tuesday md Iriday. arriving at Faranuah every Wednesday tad Satnruay mornings, in time to connect with the New York steam re. For freight or Pa—gqgpply tf tbe otoce eg Pkrtda ■chart or to ~~z ’ ~ CLAGBOBB * CUMNINOBAM^ Or r o e t l e s consisting In perl-, 960 barrels Plmr—Sqperfinc, Extra a'.(t Choice 150 hall barrels Floor. Superfine 40 barrele White K- D Mem 160 hair barrels While K. D. Hominy tiO barrels Sag r—Crushed, A. A c. Extra and Ye!, low 1® barrels Syrep—Low Price and Cbo ce 73 ba«s Rio ab' 1 Java Coffee 210 buses Candles—M mid. Adamantine and Sperm 150 tubs Lard—Tressed and Pare Leaf lOi tabs Bottat—Western end cindee Cnahm 30u boxen Cheese—Factory, State and UneUah Dairy '60 barrel* and half barrels Macktrel—M *. 1, 8 and A large 3 jO boxes new uerringS— No. 1 and scaled 50 boxes kree Fiymoutn C.-tifi»b 160 boxes Tohatai—Ten’s, Heir Pound, and Pound so grons Fine Cut—Solace, Amulet and Oeutury 350 boxes Fresh Peaches, Tunis oes. Oysters, Piok cs Ac., Ac. U barrets Cider Via, gar. ’to- etc. * n«31w NEW BOOKS RKUK1VED BY * Cooper, Oleotts & Fferrelly. Q.RIFFITH OAgjrr, by Charles Scads. Woman Our A»*el, by A. 8. Roa. Helen PonA by Horatio Alger. The. Art of Amusiag, by Frank Beliaw. TbeFctnreof St. John, b'Biyaid Tiller. The City* Heart, by the author ef •• nothing to Wear.''' or80 Dr. N- M. Sneed, DENTIST. OA3 returned to thaatty, and opsnsfi Ua atoos in O. aa riegant suite of reams, cm Oaggrere street. orer Pepper’s stark k. , alibis days to the study at Medktaa and Suottatry. and a practice® over twenty yean in Dentistry, and with the determtaatiau to give his patrons the betisgt of all the graltu and anarwy at his nature, hehapre to reoeivein the future, rein the past, aisnsrauiptiruc- age from the citizens ot Sayanntit. • not-lm Paper Halvings NQ Window Shades. MRS. MARY J. TURNER, No. 58 St. Julian Street, Mas received a saw supply of Paper iMagtaga, Win- on Shades bad Gilt Cornices, wltkh win be sold Aheap.lyl-o REMOVAL. NWKLL baa rreaoved his .took o « from te* coenar of Jriferuio and W. to Broughton atreet. one door Elat cf Itilinre Md ago door Weti of Mean. Weed^CocnuriL T. W. COBBWKLL. removal. BBBBPaoW A BOON bretre reawred imo, for Java. l—llr, end' YELLOW CORN. 7000' ■ret, by tor rein tow, to i Ko.ltiHrrd8 l0m»i Buggies, Carnages, AND ^ H AB s For Sale, HN. M. MfBULLS & 10. noflDS FACTORS AND GENERAL COMtilSaluX, AKC FOAWABMBG ta gaiA, can be at careo ny dpeMtlk 2 Harrm’ Bi.w MERCHANTS. RatiZZAE, UIM6IA. Liberal aiivawaajnade on cufekcassents of tyery _ art ele o.’ modneu for solo U SaiannaAgr Hgw Yort »r- j Co ivwpo. dent in New Ts*. jAkkS OOU.I-, JB.. calling on the nailer- g pi, ,86 Promt Mwct. ggUf Harr*’ Bl.wk. Bay rireet. T- B. MARSHALL* CBO- Hull’s Soap and Candles 200 S For aaMby taSSStlnb all.tylea. JKSL tori CaSdioa, Urea aad ririttn. vuu... mam KAHDBU.AO&T QAA utoWsr, bt mttbj j .aeADUBf, hh**oo^ Smith A Rand Powder Co. po,n,d ' IBretimr. In togs of ,5 pored* Caalatet. of 6 pounds, 1 poaad tad bar pounds.