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T5ca«. ma ». .. ihlp s»n Jacinto, Saturday,fKovembei|i*Jnt Stews’ 1 •clo£ »• m ;ij». m. ggtinsblp Herman Livingston, November M, at Leo, Tuesday, Nov. 20, at 6 o’clock. * roa BALTIMORE. Cl( . m ,nlp Fannie, Thursday, November 22, at — •°“® f**™ the r'QC'i m ‘ ^ ' FOB AUGUSTA. A 1 . V - Fi 4j mcr Express, Wednesday, November 21, at 4 •!ochP- in * ,l FOB flobida. {. , J , reamer Sylph, Wednesday, November 21st, at 10 '.'lamer Kate, every Thursday morning at 9 o’clock L! ‘‘ JlDer Dictator, every Saturday, at 3 p. m. 1 ,.n..r iaazic Baker, every Salnrdaj morto^fc.htj '.'.inier Sylvan Shore, 1 d'C**^^* ■ FOR CHARLESTON. turner l’llot Boy, Wednesday, Ntf Dictator, every Wednesday, at 9 a. m. teiuier Eniilie, every Saturday, at ? o’clock a. n. , 1£jUle r croton, every Ttiutoday atB o'clock?^ fjstf.; ‘‘ »'OB bromiFick. - ■■ i-.amer Fort Royal every-Friday, sjt8a. m. paav. Tn rtlil mil mint Hid ihpWiT It this tlmn that, and while he wee in favor Of glrtfc the white firemen all their just rights, hd did &VP he wa Aide break from pat tin Aide: the Savannah Fire Company, and asked that the 218t, 'at d i the Bayun nut'*'ire company, and aaked that the city Dcnr 1 attorney be invited to glvenia opinion as to the Intend manl^Jilg loved Oat khe different papers of th(S report of the committee be taken up aeriatini. "arrival and Departure of Trains. ,«'!• BULBOAU DAILT PASSENGER UP TBAIN. iivauuah at 8 a. a rjvri at Augusta at 6:16 p. M ^ivesat Macon ......... 8 p - M daily down fashes SEE: TRAIN i JJ i I ■ -teg Macon at .. 7a. lavr* Augusta at..... j al Savannah at ;..7:05p. M. UP NIOUl- PASSENGER TBAIN i ,1«8 Savannah at 7:05 p. if. ,,o.i Augusta at ....4:00 a. m. t~|vo a: .llacolf at 7:00 A. M. ■’ DOWN Nionr PASSENOEB TBAIN lares Macon at 5:40 p. H. J^ici Augusta at J...: 8:25 p. M. ,, rl vrs ut Savannah at , 5:30 a. m. Mlileilgevillu anil Gordon trains connect with iu day and down night passenger trains at Gordon.' ,!, £ ij ano uulp uailboah-—daily (Sundays e* ' uepled) liaviaSavannah at.S'. -,.....7 aSSm. I ut ThomasviUe at. ;... .7:19 pjsi. ThomasviUe 6:09 as m. iui Savannah at..: . .6:10 PTM. A.rttc The bill was then read, after which the letter from fiSfcr ffitohs wnaread.; Then the opinion offtudge arflsn a$d Cjty Attorney wetg read: He j*ijlj|ebUl did not propose a corporation, and ahowed wherein it did not. Theobjeiap one of Senator Owens were taken up separately, and the attorney could find but one which might be construed as the Senator h»«i con strued it. He said the Savannah Fire Company Eras a creature of the State Legislature, and certainly the LegisUture had the right at any time to take away the pewet printed them sod confer it on any one / AQejUlejjAper^vqpji’ead, Alderman Waring moved that the biiioe recommitted, and that the City Attor ney be requested to so alter it that the objectionable features would not appear, and that Council meet again thienvening at eight o'clock to take action on the revised bill; which motion was agreed to. I Alderman Hunter moved that a telegraphic dis patch be unt,^ the Senator and Representatives; of requesting them to have action on the b^l tjje Legislature'deferred. Adopted. | ' g moved that a 1 [Hiring whether till, when it wai Adopted. Amoved that a tor Owens inqi opposition to the bill, when it was allow the Savannah Fire Company the same rights as Uieothcr companies. Alderman Hunter objected for the reason he thought Council should not beg the vote of the Senator. Sev- rigl'lLL *fc HKOTfcifiH, Newsdealers, Stu- ijuokscilers, ball street (down sttttsyl^ i itiky i&ue, next to tho bust Office, arc au- leJiiueutb for the Daily News A UanaLn. - irv . i.iMiicrs i efivvith th*m will bepipmjtly 016 interchange of 'opinions, Alderman Waring withdrew his motion. •_ , ■ -’■Joifl ■ On motion, Judge 1 Barden addressed the meeting, and gave hie opinion in full. He said that the bill needed some amendments or alterations and that flu thought he might be able to overcome the objections of the Senator. ’ 11 * ' ", The balance of the report was then deferred, and Council w(JournQd, to mtettbis evening at 8 o’clock. PORT OF SAVANNAH. Monday, Hot. 19, 1866. Arrived. Fannie, hmotf, Ip Florid*, Smith, New York-Hunter ft UVIfigston, Baker, Netflfort ilderft Fullarton. Express, Youag, Ango*a~J MKUMdt*. .p i.i.'u'j • :: tClufcd: "in.-, i . .lAOW. MUm Hancox,Boat, Charleston—F11 Myr- 2sf^ _0riiu * c> - —tr science, Fitzgerald, jefferson. i Sdir Marta Ball. Garfield, Maw Vort—Moae A * Keeetpis. ; * !tRru ’ ™ “ Per ateamer Swan, from ’ffbgtiatii-kJil bales cotton. 20 bags rice;W empty tieer^harrrW.’knfl-mdse. Par s*eamer express, from An^dsta—10 Skiee up land cotton. L :r •- ' : mayor's Court. i Urge crowd was before His Honor, E. C. Ander- , yesterday morning, principally for drunkenness j disorderly conduct, jduies Lane was charged with being drunk and dis- . uud with cutting » witness with a knife. Set- .-u uiuodsea testified to tho facts, and tl^e defendant %»£Ded ten dollars and costs. Joes McCullen, for being drunk, resisting and .-iug tho arresting officer, was fined ten dollars an^ Uudciken was charged with being drunk and ^iii the streets. He knew nothing of the matter,j jsis fined five dollars and costs, touts Parker, lor being drunk and committing a yunaceiu the streets, was fined live dollars and lOstS- X# orothers were charged with being drunk and ^Siting in the streets, and with drawing a knife on a •t>i>ii who interfered. Several witnesses were eann. j .rl gud uiter hearing tho testimony, His Honor fined i&L <*ach ten dollars and costs, * Dooley was charged with being drunk and abu- >oiue negro boys yesterday morning, also with f untile officer. He was fined ten dollars and Wai. Dash wood, a sailor, was charged with being a irtrier from a vessel. The Captain appeared and f mated his papers showing that the defendant had Lipedfur ihe voyage. His Honor fined defendant in tain ut five dollars and ordered him to be com- laitdtojail. p.:4anl Lee, colored, was arraigned on the charge -iitmp'iug to cat another colored man with an u;. A witness testbed that Lee took up the axe to itricSuiU, at the same time saying he would kill ■jt, vkhen he called the police officer. Several other losses were called and among them the wife of the i-K uitnesa. They told a slightly different story, 'j. nie Baying her husband choked the boy before I it tiitii to pick up the axe. His Honor remarked prisoner that had he gone quietly to the bar- | ate k would have diseharged him, but as it was, iLcvltiiedeleudeut five dollars and put the cost upon tlie informer. s biiuiuous, a young negro, was charged with rr, A cohired man said that the boy's father ul turned the prisoner over to him, but he was uu- a*.to keep him. He gave the boy a bucket aud Tiiy. vo cunts to procure some lime, and he cleared -with the money. On being informed by the acting : that bu could employ the boy, His Honor sent tato tlie Barracks. I E'.tey, a negro, was charged with beating his wife licur testified to heariug a noise, aud a white ud he tound the prisoner beating his wife. Jl’ho *> said that he beat her, and when asked why so, she did not appear to be willing to answer. •>hf. ud ant said ho merely slapped her face for somebody else in his place, but denied ^Muade much noise about it. As it appeared to l uiestic quarrel, His Houor dismfthod the case payment of costs. c. snipe was charged with vagrancy. This negro | tiutd to be half-witted and haa been but a Short released from the chain-g’ing. He was turned labe County Court. Vtty Coiart.* oi court met yesterday morning, His Honor, Chisholm, presiding. following names were drawn to serve as petit .» A. Honestcr, £. H. OimaUad, P- Preuty, J. -ir.'vk, J. Lachlison, Q. Or. J. Buntz, C. B. Ash, E. u. c. Myers, G. Helinbold, J. Epstein, E. O. ^.ugton, E. Hagar, J. Roach, Mr Lavln/A. L. ^'tiuer, A. C. Miller, R. H. TaUm, M. Cohen, A, J. Clark, W. W. Remshart, A. H. Champion, 1 ilinlams, *P. J. Bulgor. a ^ T cr»l assault aud battery cases were disposed of of costa. * Abaluni White, colored, charged with simple lar- ^. T -was fouud guilty. ^ ; J ‘ j ••e Court was adjourned until ten o’clock this •OlLg. f Ti&e»tre. There was a very good attendance at the theatre last evening, to witness the first appearance of the “Star Stock Company" on our boards. It was a bold under taking on their part to present one of Shakspeare’s tragedies on their opening night, when all must .have felt themselves strangers not only to the audience but also to the stage upon which they performed, but the highly creditable manner in which they acquitted themselves afforded the most gratifying evidence that they did not overrate their strength. As a whole, we have uot seen as good a stock company on our stage for many years. All are respectable, while the lead ing members of the company rank far above medi ocrity. The part of Macbeth, by Mr. Harry Langdon, was a very excellent performance, as was also that of Lady Macbeth by Miss Annie Senter. The princip.il characters were well sustained by Mr. Dow, as Macduff, and Mr. Lowry, as Banquo. They may not take it as a compliment, but we must say that we have rarely ever seen a brace of more "excel’ lent cut-throats" than those personated by Mr. Hen derson and Mr. Osbaldistine. Indeed, all the subor dinate characters were well up to the mark. The Witches’ chorus aud incantation scene, in which the excellent acting and fine singing of the charming Hecate (Miss Mason) was a prominent feature, elicited universal admiration. * Suspicions Characters. Henry Williams and Frederick Walker were ar raigned before His Honor E. C. Anderson, Mayor, yesterday morning, on the charge of being suspicions haracters. Tho officer who caused the arrests jaid>j they had been following the circus for the purpose Of pocket picking, and said they had been pointed out to him. He watched their actions and* found them several times among the crowd, evidently intent on stealing. A witness said he saw the same two men in the vi cinity of one of the auctions, and the hand of one of the prisoners was found in a lady’s pocket. In an swer to a question as to whether he recognized the prisoners, the witness said he was sure of them, and if he’d examine the head of one of them he thought he might find tho mark of his stick, a taste of which he had given him. They were both turned over to the County Court for examination and trial. Fuom New Yoke.—The steamship Florida arrived here last evening from New York and reports having experienced very rough weather. We were glad to find onr old friend, Mr. Julian Tufts, on board as Purser, and also that he had not forgotten the press. He wiR please accept our thanks for files of New York papers. Although pleased to see Mr. Tufts, we are sorry to find him in such bad health. The rough weather tho ship experienced tended to irritate his disease, and he wag in snch a condition that he is compelled to return to New York by the steamer this morning. He has our best wishes for a speedy return to health. Fighting in the Market.—Iu the Mayor’s Court, yesterday, awhile mau and a negro were charged with fighting in the market. Tke white man charged' the negro with "‘being the aggressor, and the negro charged the white man with striking him first. Sev eral witnesses were examined TOE both parties, but the negro appeared t& htfvd"th6 best evidence. After hearing it all, His Honor dismissed the case and di vided the costs between both the parties. . * \ Exports. j-..; „ | Per brig G F Geery, for New York—274 hales up land cotton, 85,ooo ft lumber. Per aohr Maria Hail, tor Nov York—100,000 ft lum ber, 4T bbls erode turpentine. \J Passengers. * PeLKtesmship Hstmau LivinpitoQ. fktm New. Yuri —0 M Gase and lady, H R Scott, N Cbapdk*. Ms* Cozzeus, Mrs 8eftz* 0 Libby, Mr Hbvey afid 1ad£; 2 Missel Hovey, M.S Higgtason, MrsOlapp r M!s»Bur- bank, Wm Thompson, Mrs fipld, Mike A WiUiamoon, and 2 children. Mrs J Kenny, ^children and nnr&e, Mrs Lt Leffer-aftd svf-6 •t C.-trifefil, &E Bbmer/C Harm era, J MuKtbUmi feAilgjt T Alley. J Datum, a W Ketqbuui, £lr*.T W Itichaida, O Lewis, j ALirtM* M W 0 Tinker, Wife. Child attil Svt, Mrllale WfStry,* W £ Alexander, 2 Mimes Elilotr, Mh* Locke, Mrs Locke, W J* Wn*, 0, C RodcUog, Mian J* Wilt, Miss N Wheeler, Mus L Stewart, miss J Lee. Goldsmith, MK4 IT* fcaifae,~7 H PCtiapJn. ly and 2 chiljreny Mrs Bulloch, Mrs *) Re&ttftg, Barbinrous, Miss M M Fowler, Miss Curtis, C s Ion, K W Allen, H Betger, W S Abbey. Mbs E T Bdwera, Mrs B K Wiggui, UR liegeman, B Tilns, (J U Noble, ft BfiiAn, J O'Connell, F Kv4na. and 3u iii MeeiafiJ ’“ • ! to* -at to situ: a Per steamship Fannie,‘'lTOib'Baltia ire—J G M Rabiuson. W Jf Knot, J Cogley, P tJogMy. Mrs a edy, B Kennedy, J Kennedy, Mrs Dr .Bright .J it, Minnie Wight, Heltie .wight, J Blr Per steamer 8wan, from Augusta—Mrs Casey snd child, Mr. Mastereuo, MU. A, A Smith, Mies 1 Shu man, MiM U K Smith, Wr» A K Cuok, Mias J C Mil lingham, \Y J Atu and lady, Mis M Lipsey, T O Law- tonand lady, R A Schuven and UdyuBE O’Neal, it A Daley, A AG llsvU, UC .Portresa, D P Lavignn, J tl Shuman. K K Uarvm, J .W Garvin, Cal it J Davdin. J 0 Six, A Mitched,'jirVVilUDghaw.L MRaysnr; AK Fnisom, 1 Cohen, U C Rayanr, Drliurby. J M Lawton, C G Lamou and son, * C Sclrtiven, Dr P sute*. berry, and i2 deck. u Conaigaetii Per steamship Harman Livingston, Trotu New fork -CRH, Adatn* tki a A GR, v» K AttaaufcU, J W Anderson A nous, Austin s, K, Bulger dc C, T H Bul- shaw A Co, Blair A B, Bell, W A C, Bluu A M, Dimly A 8, J R Burch, Bradley, H A Co,' W R Buggs, J A A J F Brown, P H Behu, R Baliure, X Bateson, K 11 Burroughs A (X>, 8 M Chiding, Comer A S, / m Wll- len, Connerat 4J.2W Ceruey, Crane 4U.CL Col by A Co, Caffrey A H, Champion A F, O Cohen A Co. M A Cohen, M S Cohen, Claghoin A C, Case A U, C. Olcotts A F, J A Douglass, J H Demunu, Duncan A J, DeWiit A M. M J Doyle A Co, M Doyle A Co.Doyle A L, hrwin A H, E, Kckman A Co, J Rpsiein A urn, Bpstein A E, K A Bckuan, E Ehrlich, Ferguson A D, T Fitzhenry, L Fried, G C Freeman, All FMddeu- beig, MFerst A Co. W B Gridin A Co, AUomm, S Gooda.ll, G \V Garmany, A uraen, Gazan A Bro, L J Uaumartm, A G Jinskl, A Hum, ilone if G, Hess A G, G a Hudson, M Hamilton, He Hernandez, Holcombe Hardee A Co, Jennings. H A Co, A R Johnson, John stoii, W A Co, J Koox, T L Kinsey A Co, N B Knapp, K Lessing, J Lama, S B Lamar, L, H Lawrence, L A Gleason, Mrs Locke, G Luuraui, W W Lincoln, Lalli- top A Co, A Low & Co. E F Metcalfe, J Hot: an a. j McLaughlin, A Minis, K MacLea A Co, £ Mended, Mcintire A Co, J U Maker A CO, RMolwa, Mitter A Bio, H Meinnard ABr<5, Ifs Se/cr, F M Myr&C G F Nichols, G A Ous, J O’Byrue, J OUveh Orff A W. K Padelford, Phillips A M, P hkehan, P A Tliooias, T Richards A Sou, CaptC A Reynolds, Richardson A E D B, J C Schreiner A Sou, Stevenson A S, W H Stark. Starr A R, B Strauss, Sanderson A W, S P A Co, Scott, HAH, 81<»il, S as, A A Womou^ACu, F \V Sims, J G Sexton, Tebean A P, P Tuikley, T M Turner A Co, P Tischlet, Tison A U, Van Newton A W, J L Vilialorga, W U WilLberger, S W Wi^bt, R R Walker, Weed a C, A Wilcox A Co. West A D, Weil A M, C White, Walls, Melt A Co, £ C Wade A Co. .Warren Bros, T H Willingham, A A C IV tVeaVDr W M Walsh, W R W A B, G WtLbruok, Wilder A £, £ Zacliarias. , A u iiaHM, a jaeim, none o. u, na Ison, E J£ Hertz A Co, Jd D Hawley. J F A u. Hunter A Gammell. A S Harlridge, J £ , Holcombe * Co, Houseman. A <9 Ub/N A Per steamship Florida, from New York—Ami tin a E, W E Alexauder, J W Anderson. A A a R.A1A C, W K Boggs, Bradley, H A Co, House A B, M A CoUcd, W U Burroughs, Cooper A Co, Case A H, C ,‘ A liraybill, W H Currier, • Clark, J A Ooj C C, Duncan A J, A A L Freidenberg,. w B Dtun 1 7 Feed Ctflkre 1,1 11 Steal Seoope aOBhorsto tSpades 2 Com Shelters 1.417 Grain darks 3 Manure Porks 194 pounds Old Copper i Covers 37Mhip Blocks 248 Wagon Towns* ’217 Wsshsrs 2 Counterpanes 24 Wash Bowls 14 Cast Iron Bolton 129 gross Harness Bneklos 83 Woolen Bbnketa ■ 1 Gsrefsoo Flag and BsMards MPRksxd* 2 Hospital Tent Piles. *“ r ‘ Sale to commsao* at 19 a m. Terms cast. In adeemment funds. By order of the Quartermaster General. CHARLES A REYNOLDS, Captain, Assistant Quartermaster ■ogO-■ t Brevet Lieut. CoL United 8tatea, PECTACLES K OIL^ fB|PltCT LERI 1C EI- pstmUarfermefa Concavo-Convex Ellipsis. Ably adapted to tho natnral to the eye. artl«rt*l help toWm human ulManerac Inmntad ^■S^onlyby the Professor of Potto, and Spectacle r THE A0VANTA1SES Of these Jpertsrles over aU othera. mu: lit—n. only tme Lena known. Mug perfUdMy free fMm chromatte light, sowed known to be the oanes of Injury to the vtoton, and wUah makes the change from Bpectudes to Glsauus of stronger ifteu required, while both near and distant assn with equal facility through the sumo M—Can be worn with perfect UU. Mr it length of time ut one sitting, giving autooiahing _nraeaa of riskm. particularly by candle or other ur- tttckl Ught—comfort to the spectacle wsurur hitherto snd Army. BY BLAIS « MEYEK. Will be sold on TUESDAY, 20th. In trout of store, at 10 o’clock, . , Avery large assortment of Ladle.’ Cloaks of latest styles. , ALSO. An assortment of Groceriis, such as— Coffee, starch. Soap, Pepper, ; Salt, chocolate. Cocos, • 1 Kitts of Salmon snd Mackerel. Caaee of Worcestershire and Tomato Stuoe, Syrups, OUrcs, ' Gin, Whiskey, Brandy and Gin Cocktail, port Wine, Cfaampegne In pints snd quart*, French Muatar.t, Dried Fruit, Mist Bow, Barrels Mess Beef, etc. nol9-2t BY BOWII K. HERTZ & CO. E. E. HERTZ, Anctionesr. Will be sold on TUESDAY, 20th instant, fn front Of ,/ °nr store, at 10% o’clock, 2o hogsheads superior Muscovado Sugars 25 barrels Sugar House Sjynp 30 bags Choice Rangoon ao, 15 barrels Extra C Sugar 20 barrels Guano 15 bags Guano 20 barrels Choicest Extra Family Flour, “Church- biU Mills.” 50 barrels Central Mills Flour from’nsir Wheat, suitable for Bakers. Term cash. nul9 BY EDWIN E. HERTZ A CO. EDWIN E. HERTZ, Auctioneer. Will be sold on TUESDAY. 20th instant, in front of onr store, at 10)4 o'clock. Positive sale of pure Fort Wine, imported in bond, aud duties paid here, 50 cases Pun Wine, 5 cases pure Italian Olive Oil, large bottle*. 10 kegs pure Spanish Olives, 8 boxes pure German Hsndkaiser Cheese. Terms cash. nolt AT PRIVATE SALE. iBK T. J. WALSB. 1 lot of Tobacco. * ALSO. 5 casks *f Dried Beef. . nol9*2t AT PRIVATE SALE. BY LuttOCflE A WILLIAMS. One Saw MID site and present business—mill well located, and all in good order. Also, one Forty-Horse Power Engine, new and in good order, with all new improvements lor circular saw, for sale-low. For particulars apply at offlee. ALSO, 100 barrels first quality Roman Cement, in lots to suit purchasers. no9uod2w STEAMBOAT AT AUCTION. BY DELL, WYIHjT dc CHRISTIAN. H Boggs,'Bradley, - ■ * — 11 c A U, Crane ' Claghoi n £ B Gntliu, K MacLea * Co, E Ehrlich, tawed « £ j U Longe, K li Lambert, Lathrop A Co, Unville iO, f M Myreli, 1' McDonald. N. Butler A Co, G N Nichols, C D Rogers. Roberta & J, Ryan * Co, Tison t G, Uucklea Alton. J L Ylllalunga. Whitcomb 4k 7 j "Waisb, DA.Tlt- [liorsli, J P Tyson, W 4 C. Per steamship Fannie, from Baltiniore.—Austin L E, B A Anderson, Bothwril A W, J A Bskrua, J A A J F Brown, B O’Byrue A Bon, Bryan, H A Co, Beil. W A C, R Bailors, J N Barron, C R H, Doy Ip;* L. J p Cdllns A Co, A S Collins, Claguojn A C, Champion A F, Crane A U, M a Cohen, Connerat A J, u Coneu, A T Cunningham, Cooper A McA. A Flstley, M Fers: A Co, J Q Felipe, J O Freeman, J Gilliland & Co, C V Hutchins, 9 G Haynes, J E HemauJez, N A Hardee A Co, Holcumlie * Co, Headman A C, Hess A C, J. Woods ft Co. J Koox, Lovell'A t, LaKoehe A W. J D LsRocbc, J Lippman, A B Luce, J Coni '. A Meyer A Co 8 S MlUer. A J Miller, J. McMahon A Co, h W Marsh 4 Co, R Mcintire A Co.'N £ linuer,;!’ Kell y. Sloan. SAB, Sorrell A Bro, Bo Ex, Scranton, 8 A Co. T Turner, B G Tihton. Yon Newton ft W’.J. J Weal, T. H Willingham, West A D, Wilkinson, W A Co, Watts, McRae A Co, W A B, Zimmerman A V. J Oliver, J b Stoddard, J F Martin. - " Per steamer Swan, from Augusta—E C Wade A Co, L J GQilmartin A On, Mercer *J,PH Behn, A Har dee A Dutenhoffer, J Roberts, W, Wilson. A Cj, B H Hardee, Davant A W, C W Thompson, aud otheis. Bcmoreada, steamer Swan reports—Met steamer Two Boys at Littlh Hell Landing: JuliaRt Clair, at seven Day Bap tist; Chas S Hardee at Hudson’s FffrFy, nil bhnnd up. Will be sold WEDNESDAY, November 21st. at 12 o'clock, in frontof the Exchange, without reserve. For account of all concerned, the Light Draught Steamer GENERAL BEERY- The General Berry was built in Portland, Maine, in 1803. Length 146 feet, breadth 22 feet, depth of hold 6 Net; 276 63-109 tons, 1 high pressure Boiler, 13 feet long, OR feet diameter: two high pressure Engines, 1C-inch Cylender, 9feet stroke; two Forcing Pump*, 2-inch Plunge, 72-inoh Stroke; one Steam Fire Feed and Bilge Pump, one hundred feet of Hose, twenty Backets, Boats, Life Preservers, Signal Lamps, Furni ture. Apparel, etc. This Boat is well adapted for Light Draught River Business, Lighterage, etc. Capacity from 409 to 800 hales of cotton. She is now in good running order; her Engines are well built, and ns Any as say sr steamer, snd are in as good order as when built. 1 now under insurance at low rates. Terms—One-half cash; balance in thirty days. Purchaser paying for allt>apere.no!6 AT AUCTION. BY A. MINIS. Will lie sold before the Court House, on the First TUESDAY (4th) in December next (if not previously disposed of st private sale) The Three Story Brick Dwelling Sontb Side Harris west of West Broad street Pus-ession can be bed immediately altar sale. Terms cash. 'Purchaser to pay for papers. noI3 F«om Baltimobk.—The steamship Fannie, Captain Smoot, arrived nere yesterday afternoon from Balti more. Mr. William D. Reynolds, the obliging pnrror, ^ 4 TmoQ , u , a „ ^ vu „ „ has remambpred ua a* usual, and will pleas* accept 'g R.PTaaispn. MophiU*. W A Co, LJ Gull- onr thanks tor full Alee if-Baltireore papers. Wnwes*. -martin ft Co. N A Hardee * coTwffltlnson, W’ *JR j waaubnrn A Co. Unerard, F A Co. J McMahon A Go, Jones a W, Mfi-Wacto a fjftjPjjjyjSi* A .i 415 bales cotton, 20 do yarn, 25 cars lnmber, aud mdse, to Pelot, T A W, J Oliver, E B Brown, J Mc- Kinuie, MlUen A W, HQuter A G, W H Stark A Co, Bryan, H A Co, SUrr A R, A Low A Co, Austin A K, Brigham, H A Co, Kansesb B A U», W Batteiaby ft Co.A S Hai tridge, RE Allen. E Padelford, Crane £ G/j w Lathrop A Co, Tison A G, S J Josephs A co. CivBty €o«rt Court uiut yesterday morning, His Honor, Euasell, presiding. There wa* very little busi- tnmsacted. ^ Williams and FredrValier; who wtere turned ibe Mayor’s Court on the charge of being ?.' J r tre committed to, jati. ^ ^uipe, Metro, also turned over from the Mayor’* k3B ° a * clj *rge or vagrancy, wm ^lao committed. J^jEDzaLt Nkgboel__Xu the Mayor’s Court,' ye*- uiuruiug, p. Keller WM dywj^ 1 with creating-* k'^Wuce i:i Yamacraw. The oAcer said that, when ■wrarttd him, Keller reeiemd, *nd said, that he wa* “ y white man > rkUd wanted the officer to 1 iuj. lie wag very disorderly, *ind among other f l bu white peoplo would soon get enough Of 2 , L ‘^- er8 hU( l find out who were the best m|U. Hi* j v J ^ enit nced ihe defendant to pay a fine of ten a ‘ uuX ft ~i-.ten doUars for resisting c ^r, «r iu default to serve thirty tuv* ® county jail. * in Ujg c I^nnig Smith, another negro, wd* charged‘with -Pfll iiiy. M » aoTl ift' & ►i *q08 ttto| AM** l»* ot Consignees per R-. H - Nov. 19,1866. UY BLOW ft MEYER. By permission of the Honorable Court of Ordinary, will be sold on SATURDAY, November 24th. at the reaiuence 61 Terence Nugent, dec’d, on Bryan afreet, between Montgomery and Jefferson streets, all the PERISHABLE PROPERTY, consisting of Household and Kitchen Furniture, on* Bread Wagon, and sundry other articles. By order of T. NUGENT, novl4—td Administrator and Collector. , uffeuce, and the officer said he made some ^ at first, though finally went along quietly. J^fctenced to pay a fine of ten dollars, or serve. ■the chain gang. ., li ibbery.—Yesterday a negro named Eu- J ',‘ u a 'dempted to wrest a pocket book otifcif ' ot u i»dy, and an officer, seeing the affair, v. 11 l’ ur euit. Tha negro was about gening on 5^ tr> he fired two shots at him, the last ^in rather close proximity to the negro’s kt[ Thl8 the effect of making him stop, when WBiaWT** evening last, shortly alter five o’clock, a 1^ do, n Bull BtreeUnea, State, and carrying '-'Okinherhand, waa approached by a negro, her by the Wrists and wrenched the poeke a her h»nils and then made his escape. Urt, 4 l'tstty hold work for day time and should- v,>n ‘ihB to ladies to carry their porie-mon- ’ Hors secure place. r li»<<D8 UNDER Fits* PBXTIWOIS.—TWO were before His Honor, our tbaiiha fir <dU files if-Bettnnore pipers, pleased to find that lie had slmken off the bachelor, and that he was accompanied by his bride. We wish them both “many happy days.” PEESONiU.—Among the arrivals yesterday was that of Mr. Jeremiah HcKibbin. proprietor of the Mer chants’ Hotel; in Philadelphia. “Unols” Jerry wm one of the many persecuted Democrats in Philadelphia Florida, and is now stopping at the Pulaski House. Latest NobtbXhn PArffa.-Rankln A Brother are^ in recoipt of NnwYork paaersoi. the Ifith eluding the World, Trioune, Times, Herald and French. German and,ItMi.n papepk Also Uie “Haunted Wood,’’ an interesUng legend of the Mo hawk war. in 1718, by *. S. Ellis. We are indebted to these gentlemen for copies of the above. Pafebs and Maoazinbs.—We are indebted to BetiB i Brother for Harper’s Monthly Magazine tor Decem ber, Leslie and Harper's illustrated weeklies and ton Herald snd Time* of the Ifith inst. .TonCocohs, CoL-bi *»b Thboat DisoBDxnSjnse Untwn’f Bronthlsl Troch««. having proved thni . m picv k v a teat of many years. The Trochee are highly recommended ftnd Sd surgeon, in the many: Those expored to^dden Changes should always be anppUed with the Troches, aS they give prompt relief. 5 Arrivals fttitie- Hotels. PULASKI HwUSB-W. JO. Wlf-TBiaox* C A Withers, Angnata W D Rennolde A wife, Balt (W g o.in. uo IW Ward, Balt J L C A C G»^ ? , >< |aW^^J d ' J Eultou, Columbus |J W Reairoe, Sandersvilie M T Holley, S C 1^WHHenlroe, do * 2 ‘“fsffes 8 ? ‘ J Powers, G* |H C Mettam, etr Fannie j^r&r - p®c*h% JlirooS Jr, » OT’I fe W Ottnpih,City WWJKeny. FU — f PLANK BOOK PAPERS* i hioming, charged with 9b ^aed 'deeper “Pfolabl; “ a account °f the ... “f 1 , ltJ charge them. TO* nase ;tor »to by I ho disposed of to-d»y. absence of'the* items, and" hiiw ED -Gibbon Stevens, the negro who abet on Sand *J morning last. Kids' ^ f°hn.A. 8t*leyF!mtog#*jr,aftdL *ltder, tw “iswer the charge of trflR’MiittJJto • Savaanab Cotton Market. Savannah, November 19,1868. -There was s slight demand to-day tor ,Cotto% and prioes have not materially changed. The sales^nonn ed to about three hundred bslea. We quote Hew Hork Middlings at 32c. :. Iiy, r OM O’Neil, Fla Humphries, Fla Ht Wright, Fla 3 Hughes, N.Y H Thus. N Y MraSll-rogev ft svt. N A W Ketcimm, H Y CALibhy. ST >J. i W E Alexander, QJtY , J W Garvin. Barbftell Mr ft Mrs Scott, Fib Mr James, Fla Mr Dalton, Fla Mr Chandler, Fla J HcKibbin, Phila J W Magill ft SVL R R Rutnattord, Ga Capt J B Vika, C AP. double cap, I / DEMY, ,0lLc fTO“n*; ' SUPER SOYal, •■1 1 ' AT NEW YORK PRIOES. :£XwClooper, Olcotts ft Family. haem lrom * storekeeper under tolae pre- l«i,hL “PP^rs that a white woman who used a krsem * ttlle8t0r * had got one of the boys to go 1 higsfor her, and* few days afterward W -redihauh. book had been left with the RALES Gunny Bagging landing thl* dny • vUlu one of them went in snd procured 44 Ilf . are, toM from B0Mnn,*M Gunny Bagging. BRYAN: nARTRIDGB ft OO. jjcty TOT JttJ nSblfiy T HE store ^Uy SLpled by T. H. Willingham, opposite Lsthtop ft Oo.’g. wlk K. MBtod on amU»r " t0 X.2t ’clW.mn™**’ ADMINISTBATOE’S SALE. BY BELL. WYUY ft CHRISTIAN. Will be sold on tbs first TUESDAY In December, In front of the Court House, between the legal hoars of sale. Forty-five seres of first quality Garden land, within the limits of the city. The improvements consist of a first rises cottage dwelling. Gothic style, containing six largo rooms, With marble mantel pieces, dining room, kitchen, li brary room furnished with shelves nod glam r* Out buildings conaift of form bouse, containing rooms, barn, carriage house and stable. Sold by order of Court a* the property of th* estate of Saunders Crouk, tor tha benefit of tho heir* snd creditors of said estate. ■ , , Terms—Half cash; balance in one year, with inter* est and mortgage on property. Purchaser to pay lor papers. „„„ WILLIAM H. SMITH, mol2 Administrator. iCapt X N Dutcber. Ga M Al Davidson, N Y T B Arnold, Gu 8 B Thomas, jr, Fla IG W Scatiergood, Macon i -imvEle . : t,'Rhy ,l Macdonnelif City !lspp, Boston ! A Flynn, wile ft avt Dr C Deuby, USA T O Lawton ft lad;, Rarn- i well . IMMSC Willingham)SC J C Willingham, S C [H K Garvluj, Barnwell soreyey wpsp-ra. wwi*. R *bSiS T LeRoy W Ball, FI* 0 B Backner.N* J A WaddeR, Ogeecher * SaRe» M.m** ICDavhkConn ““ita iBFDnmihno, City II5 huh aI.I.-MPOBE—A. B. LPOft- ,ijrHOMiie,^ia J W OaUrie, FU C Henry, N Y KniilA, NY G Kn AGO. «. X spoon, Maes.S Boston IU Cosgrove, PhR» “ Tuompaon. Boston ME Thom; Mrs Bor bank,* JEPtt* 1 igfS;® Threuasriile mriC: LADY * S' executors' bale. Will be sold before the Court Hoose door In Thomss- ville, Thome* county, Georgia, on tha fink TUES DAY in December next, .a.'SK'as.’ssss'^ssgrss: Plantations: One eight miles southwest of ThomnrrUlreojittto Bain bridge Bond, lying on both sidreof theOchlodt mM river. containing 3ft09 acres, 809 clssred snd to a good state ings. r cultivation, with all he mw and fsdt sidewheol i SAN LOV 1 salFftor thnnftoro’poftsftlto t#dlar Istnrdsy, lev. M, at WVi’ftimk a. as -air .‘i bWM fc*a’4 -* 1 * 1 ’ 1 .WafW Foe freight or pHStage, having Ttrj gnperlor ac commodations, apply to ^ No 11 WodAord'i Itongu. Ne. i Bowling tureen, ^New Yortfc. P«r freight engagemsnia, apply to redT-lm M. A. OOHKN^ FOR NEW YORK i, ATLANTIC C0A8T Mail Steamship Co. j udevheel line. For Baltimore. Ui .if! M-Wtea the eyes aehe or palm Ihreagh the action of a bright light, snch aa i« reflected from sunny wnftthsa white paper, and to reading, g,oqvivid colored bodies, these lsasns, rev's, effects most agreeable sensation id giro gross relief. 4fL-4a all aerraas adTeettoas si ays i-.ti.ing dull end startling pains in the eye-ball or temple, appearance of luminous and dark sputa iu the atmosphere, aching or feeling like sand in the e; disturbed nerves ere quieted end aooibaL Uh.—Qraaed by peculiar luacbtaery, up et greet cost, mathematically calculated ex- dy for the manufacture ot this lens, so a* to pro- ik.with the true spherical eoouracy, and il* focus : rht tha exact centre, a point of vital importance, aud rtooh to other lens possesses, tfli. Rawer of superiority over the aid Mnd uf gpsrttahis They are oaed excloaively at all the bettiitaie tor diseases of ties eye, in Berlin, Prus sia. and elsewhere. Mm ef Beconiifiiiiatiiu a Medical genttemen, Frofssaon of tha highest Opthalmic talent in Savannah, Ga., and in tbs Union. Savannas, Ga.. Oct. 26,1866. I have examined a great variety of Glasses manu factured by Professor IL BanxmAnor, sod in justice to the Professor moat say, that his Glasses are of a superior quality, adapted to meet the wants of almost every eye, wherethe vision is in any way imperfect. The Professor selected tor.me a pair of his Australian Crystal Glasses which are of a very superior quality id workmanship, rendering vision very distinct, id Slitting my eyes bettor than any I have ever tried. | R. D. ARNOLD, M. D. I fully concur with thu above. J. S. Sullivan, M. D. 1 Savannah, Ga., OcL 26, 1966. We bave examined the Lcnsea of Prof. Bkbnhabdt, id consider them superior to any we have seen. Ibey are admirably adopted uot only to improve the imperfections of impaired sight, bat to 'relieve the weariness of vision which constant study produces. Many of the Glased* ate of new end ingenious contriv ance. We cordially recommend Ihe Professor to all those who require- scientific optical assistance. Jujuah Hsmaisw. M. D., B. Read, M. D„ _t Kxilloox, M- D- '. McFarland, M. D., Jamas J. Waring, M. D.. Wm. G. Bulloch, M. D., , • j. a. lehardy, m. it., Bsv. A. M. Winn, Pastor Trinity He- Uiodist Cliurcfi. Rev. S. Landrum, Pastor S. C. Baptist Church. Rev. C. F. McRae, Rector 8L John’s Chorcb. Savannah, Ga., OcL 27, 1866. I burs examined the Lenses of Professor M. Behx- wardz with great sstlsfaction. He has furnished me with a pair uuough which I am able to see with an swand distinctness for beyond any which I have jTOtofbre used. nut much confidence I recommend him to those Who may need suen artificial aid to their eyes. Rev. I. S. K. Axson, Pastor Indepen-1. Pres. Chnrch. Testimonials similar to the above may b* seen at Prof. Bernhardt's office, from Joseph H. Plunkett, Pmstor of St. Paul *, Ports- • month, Vs. Hon. Jamxm 11 Oku, Governor of South Carolina.. Holi. Jokaxhah Wobtij, Governor of North Carolina. Hon. A. G. CunnN, Governor of Pennsylvania. Hon. O. P. Mobtoh, Ex-Governor of Indiana. Hoo. H> A. Swift, Ex-Goveruor of Minnesota. Hen. *t ft Bamskt, Ex-Governor of Minnesota. Hon. Richabd Tatxs, Governor of Illinois. H. Seymour, Ex-Governor of New York. Jt E. Fanton, Governor of New York. . /(nd other distinguished gentleman. Msny yean of public practice and study in the hospitals in Europe, adjusting spectacles to patients under every sgpect of defective vision* ss well m ex- ieuce in cu extensive, long-established business w uw optical atores, both 1 here and in Europe, Professor Bbrsmardt considers it a sufficient guarantee of Ins utility tu apply auchgiassea sa are beat calculated fur the aesistance or recovery of imperfect fight. Office Honrs front V A. M. to 5 P. M. PULASKI HOUSE. N. B.—Owing to engagements elsewhere, Professor Bcunhardt will he. able to remain here but a short time only. 1 • - oc39—tf The new and clefnnt afeamstup y , FANiisrm. Oapt H. H. Slftiirr. ' ' WMl **11 for Balilmaw on ■} Thursday, Nov. 24, si — o’etovk -r aa. For freight or passage, haviug good accUmmr- dations,olqily tu JAt no2U u J * i- ftBaJ-ffult. t: MuA^ay’s Wtie I • • for MQUttO NEW i^gYORK The first clou, new steamship IL. © o , . . .. H H. C. DEARBORN, Commander, Will sail ou her reffilar dny, 1 f Tuesday, .\uv. TO, st 6 o’cl nolt .ujiiiyk FOR CHARLESTON, nsrirA-ND, YEA BLUFFTON, HIKTON HEAD AJID TTa ’ -itAUvotfr*" lC v TH-/. •■■■>■ • i TO: 84 Bay strey 1 ^ CaklaYsKHS, t*S....Ste*rag«. Th* mw snd rory fast snHing. sUawhetl steamship HERMAN LIVINGSTON, 2,600 tuns but then, J. R BAKER, Commander, will positively leave on tsr rcgalar dny, Thareday, Ksv. M.M »•• *«**»»**. fit freight or passage, having »ew sad splendidly srrenged ^com-od^s.^ 8 Stoddard’s Upper Range. Opposite the Post-office, bed he mowed after Tuesday, nol9 N yunsBksp tss? FOB, AUGUSTA AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON TfiE SAVANNAH BlVER- vv • ..'I ■ l ’-,i.-*ii !9b ; -.11 -t /The light draught steamer EXPRESS, fJH Captoln will logM for theabove places Ob WBDNBSDAY AF TERNOUN, Ihe 21 si Instant. M4«‘duck. For freight, apply at Florida blesm Packet Wharf, to J.-hL KINUHLRY, nof0-2t ft gent For St Augustine, Fla. PILOT BOY, Captain W. T. MoNBLTY. Will laava aa above from Charleston Wharf, foot of West Broad street, on WEDNESDAY H0RKINQ, 21st instant, at 19Uotft- r * * » This Boat Is very fast, in perfect order, and haa ex- nold Office, Charleston Wharf. 8 Y L P H , Captain Sraim u, having haen thoroughly overhauled and pat In com plete order, will lean ns above on . WEDNESDAY, 2ist instant, ‘lrom Charleston Wharf; foot ol West Broad street, at 10 o’clock a.*- The bdht »tU touch at Jacksonville on her way down to convey pnaaenge's and freight from thence tost AngualUie , Freight received and stored st wharf frg* of sx- pens«.» u “ ’ i- — For freight or passage, apt ly to F. M. MYUELU Agent, no!6-tf ChatIrston w barf. J TT7T FOR LIVERPOOL THE fiitt-clsu ship -f JOHN FATTEN, Capt- E. JV. Hill, having part of htftuafgo etflltd; will have dfcpafrft as above. For balance of cargo apply to nol6-12t DRAKE » GRAYBILL Agents. V* iVilZcTifT For rn PERUVIAN GUANO SUBSTITUTE! BAUGH’S RAW BONE Supher-Phosphate of Lime. um\ The first-class ship AMERICA, Captain J. H. MOHXIilta, will have dispatch ior the above port. Kyrrm-muft-stoAc FOR LIVERPOOL. THE New A1 American Ship i THOMAS FREEMAN, * lt Oitlns, Commander, having the larger portio r of her freight engaged. .na njuw loading, wdi bavy quick dispatch. For freight appl) 10 no7-tf BBIOHAM, HOLST A CO. FOR CHARLESTON. VIA HILTON HKAtt AND BEAUFORT. THE CROTON, „ Cspt. & W. Tilton. Will leave for Churlestcn and intenhedii-te place every THCttreDAY AFi kMNOOri, st 8 o*e otk.-fiom Ferry Wharf. For freight or passage, apply n- the: Captain on boanl or to ' - , r TfH. HARsHftl.b ft bttO., iioi2.tf ' - s; 1 ^ Airn‘8. For Charleston. VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT. ■ THE SPLYND1D STEAM PACKET ,3 EMILI 4 a,. W. F. ADAIR, Commasiter, ' will lesvc regularlr far the nlove pieces, from Um Wharf, at row ef West, Bn aid .street, every ft.umlay ninrnln? at Tornjuli. - •* ’ Mr Freight or Passage appls on l-ian’, or t“ 8. M LtFFlTEtU. Agent. j^rv7—Im ,, 19/,By, t treet. Savannah Tow Boat Company. 0 F ; rfor Palatka, E. Fla.,? |H, J. DICKERSON, TOUCHING AT-BRUNSWICK, 8T. MA- Me. i Harris’ BaHdto*. BY’O, FBHNANqiNA, .JACKSON VILLE kfV PtCOLATA. The other Plantation is sixteen mils* frost Thomas- vflle, three miles from No. 18. Albany itod Guff Rrfl- road containing 4,196 acres, about 1.21M cleared, end fnxfine stateof enittvatton. with aU necessary build- logs. ■ WU1 be sold, also* on thefirst TUS8DAY in ■ext, before ton Court House door, in Lowndes county, Georgia, - The rfonl .tlnfi belonging to the estate of said A A -ttonroutoofYnL dosta" containing 2,6K> acrea. bftween rix and seren hundred desred, nod In * good state of ealttvtoloa, -ii nesessarv buildings. AU the fonsming sold by virtne of an order from (h* Co„t W oSW^rfTrommrejmg, Goorgia. for M ANUFACTURED under the formula originated in 1854, and patented by .. » i, . BAUt^f rSQNt sols paopaiXToas, at thx Delaware River Chtmlcal Works, PHILADELPHIA,.p. H. A. This old establish ml Manure is manu-actnied from Bones that have not been burned or steamed, and it q^falna all their original organic mailer. It is ac tive in lt» operation, and is s fertiliser o great dare- Willy. It iloen net exhaust the soil like Peruvian GuniiO. baton the contrary permanently Improyeelt Previous to 186i lt was intro-iuucd into the South ern States to considerable extent, end again in 1866, where it has been used with remarkable success COTTON, CORN, TOBACCO ACID ALL CROPS. * A trlml will Co^flnc^'any "planter of Its merits, pamphlets containing well known Honthern evidence jumfched upon application to teeW York or Philadel- phUofflceo. deA(r# re an the prtc'pnl cities and towns throughout the United Slates and the British Pro vincee. BAUGH t SONS, SOLE MANUFACTURERS, OBcs, No. fiQ.ljalh Dcluvvar* Avemme, •PHfi. BAUGH. BROTHERS ft CO , General Wholesale A gems, 161 Pearl street, New York. Tor sale by 1.1 HARDEE & GO., Stoddard’s Range, Savannah. nol4-dfttwBm For Palatka, Fla., VIA ST. SIMON’S ISLAND, BRUNSWICK, ST. MARY’S, FERNAND1NA, MAY POET MILLS, JACKSONVILLE AND jL ' syit If tr 1 Alii' JZAfrE, Capt. Lockwood, will leave as'nbove from Charleston Wharf, foot of West Brood street, on every THURSDAY MORN- INO, at 19 o’clock. Freight recel house on wharf. Traaeporthtion For freight or peerage ■os-tf distribution, an directed in the last ’STtotone. to .tom mnl too j^Answl tn in terest, secured by personal aaenrity and mortgage on the land jy. g. BRANDON, W. i. YOUNG, HOUSE FOR SALE. BY IKlA, WYUiY * CltRBHAK. onr corattto, romm no] The .1 -d vt-i . . m*r i-IJ 1- •ILifJ ■j-jO •,-te • TUBT nolT-tt nwid j»(P« for NOVEMBER, Jjuraai 9 16 i aid! piaiangit lofrffi > 'c: w-nli" l a and for sal* by BULL ft BROTHER. by BMffi * ItRYlB*. By order of the Heo<ireMe. thnOourf of todtra^ will be kb—lgoraary ‘AnStiId^.Wtora,Bmroqm ATgrttoto. —jssfssKsssf stfM. i -*y .SOB-tA adjunistrItob-s sals. BW BB4s WYU>Y * CRRINTIAN. «.rCttodau th* first TUEKPAT to JsMsey.lggT BHlto «om« i ^ m m mla. to fruwi o< theOmwft F. BROWN, Jeweler an4. WatcttfnaKer. rwgi ENORMOUS aud rntoodaraatt now raked for eUgthtn towns hra Indnced the sntmeribee to remove his Jewelry —d watchmaking bnstnera to Broughton Wreet, over Cullen’* Crockery store, next to Wald- •tot’s mw tonen. wham ha is prepared to rail Jewrt- ry.’Wniohra and *11 other goodn la hi* Uns st greatly reduced prior*, and lower than sny other establish mast in th* city. His stock embrace* Gold sad Silver Watches, ilia—,—da and Jewel* of all kinds, aiMrsmiSilvto Ftotod Wan, vrl*# Clocxa, Brocheo, **c., etc. N. A. HARDEE & CO.. COTTON FACTOBH Qwnaral Commi<sion Merchants. m "MowM j c’q ■ BMW toad* to Savannah on Mew York or Uver- Fm,awthnt oyeotoEMmWHIMniAt i l‘t aoM Irish Aitd Scotch WWski§s» pgONWf IU1M, toahty ltotok barrel to V|Mm,> 176 BroogfaSow ilrsftl^^^ PICOLATA TV,Vi. THE jfeoiaptly. * T ; l/.' MYRBLL, Charleston Wharf. OLD SKMKBKL* Ui\E. Lears srery Taesfar ail Salurlar. The mw sad elsgaulatesm pnehniq LIZZIE BAKER, ^papk N v KINO, and SYLVAN SHORE, C8BI. JAMES TUCKJtt. fravfrig bcea specially fia—L BP fur. tow mate v 1th unsurpassOrmdamtohldaflons, will Ksve regularly for the above places, the Sylvoa-fiaitre every TUES DAY MORNING, and tile LiXZie Baker every SATUR DAY MORNING 61 ten treinck. Tk ~ tor turning, will leave Jacksonville every Tuesday and Friday, arriving at Savannah every Wednesday aud Saturuay mornings, M time to connect with the New York steam, re. ThlsBoatto fj r freight or Pt^agn apply at the office on Florida TTtK^dl. ware- whMrt or to t’LAOHORN A CUNNINGHAM wharf, To.i ffien Public. Th* ne^Juiuaer D I C T AT Oil capt^m^ the Ogeecben bifriuts. and IrfSSouage. UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE 70 _ fic-ieiidM mod the public geueraily, thl be bfie led • WOOD YA— - - ~ ~ Bank, between that he would he that' Order boxes to be 1 Messrs. Robt. Habersham ft Sons, Bay street. - - LoveR ft Lnttbnore, C' ugress at r. a, EBrUeh’a Grocery Store, Whitaker st _r. Thtsto’s Wag Store, Jefferson st. Orders for til kinds or Wood promptly Blind on as utpwn ik wAanau, r—nnahlfi tenne m can be bed eteewhere. her regular tripe as above, cf>mmenclh#ROOT- B. HABERSHAM. Wednesday, 24th inat.. at» o’clock a. a*. For freight or yssnige.apply onboard, at to u. UUILMAHT1N ft OO, OC2S-U It, Itov street. FOR riLATkiv FLisy u VIA FERN ANULNA, JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LAND INGS ON THE ST. JOHN’S RIVER The aew steamer DICTATOR, 10,609 Tonal Captain h. M. COZRTCR. Having undergowe thonongh rapnire, will v tegular rome,nn above, leavtag Savaaaan Every ■■Iweftfty, nt 3 s’thck p. m. Jot freight or p« range, kavt datto^ W lyo.boto i rato ui4jaa|;i(<)W oeKMf^ R. A. SOLMOM, Tfswaapssf’s Enfirelnj, Adsifti Oh , POUNDS BICON . IwHMMBH i MbdgtoChrann 60 b.rreleCbiilce,! 60 casta Scotch l non I9t 194 Bay street. CLARK, and STEAMBOAT V. ltDISG, OnJjBSStt* Gkafti. Sign, nf of every description furnished and pointed at abort notice. orders left nt on shop win meet with prompt " »okly dfldthfnl attention. ■ Ai So8Jy VI. M. WWHHiLS & fO., _ , M EEC HA NTS. t ItTAIlAI, GxoaasA. : Hberml advsnree mndn mi oeadgamtatoof every artidn of pcnftassftw aatotoEranaanh or Man Tort. gptasLp’"* ““ ^W^MOlNTIRE. O.AMcORUm.