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Ml"*' ,r« tif Steamship* tun« »«d luaxn rai m« run| ~'“ r gtesB1 ,bip S»n Jacinto, Saturday, November^, at . o'clock &• m * 4 9 'teiinsnlp Ueramn Livisgaton, November 22, At a. w 1 TO* BU.TIUOBI. .. e «n<hiP Fannie, Thnrsday, November M, at — .\-,ock - “• ” FOR FLOHID*. m(i , K ite, every Thnmday moraine at 0 o’clock vearner Dictator, every Saturday, at 3 p. m. ^ „„ i uia-m .iaker, every Saturday morning, at ,„e: sj Ivan shore, every Tneeday morning, at jo’clock. FOR OU iRLtSTON. s; ,„ mo r K.lza Hancox, Friday morning, 23d inat, o'clock- i-,iiuer Dictator. every Wednesday, at 0 a. m. V;e.inur Kuiilic, every Saturday, at J o’clock a. m cei:ner Croton, every Tuursday at 1 o’clock. FOB BFCNSWICH. Sicjocr Port ltoyal every Friday, at 8 a. m. 4 FOR daHIBn. s> , mor II. M- Cool, Friday morning, November at Tybee Shipping Intelligence. 23d. at • o'clock. Arri* ■id bepartore of Trains. flU I. 'UILHOVD DAILT PAHSKSQEB UP TRAIN. S.i van nail at 8 A. M ved at Augusta at 6:15 P. M veditt Alacon 8p. H daily down passenger train rca Macon at 7 a. m. ,cd Augusta at 8:45 a. m. vesat Savannah at 7:05 P. m. UP NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN ,. e g Savannah at 7:05 p. m. vcb *t Augusta at 4:0u M . ved at Mitooii at 7:00 a.m. DOWN NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN .-eg Macon at .. .5:40 P. M. .vs Augusta at .....8:25 P. m. V t*d at .Savannah at 6:30 a. M. Miheilgeville and (Gordon trains connect with ilay and down night passenger trains at Gordon. and gulp uailugad—dailt (.Sundays ex cepted) ..-tv 7 A. M. '«Wl a 9n.Pitl<>iiiiv«!MUiLr. m. ebother Inge aodlenoe at the theatre —rr, laevening, asd we mn phased to obcarra mmf ..... ladle* in the drew elide. ‘ The damaatie drama, “The Ticket at Leave Han,” ana meat ad- mirably performed—bettor than aver baton an our atage-and the rapt attaaUon of tbe audience, not lata then their frequent demonstrations of applause, moat have been highly gratifying to the Company, which Is nightly growing In favor with our public, a fact aa creditable to the appreciation of Cur Savannah audiences as it is to the accomplished artists who comprise ifre Star Stock Company. The principal character, Robert Brierly. wae«wioat effectively personated by Mr. Harry Langdon, who was well sustained by Mr. Dow as Hawkshaw, Mr. Lowry as Jim Dslton^md Mr. BensOn as Mel ter Moss. Indeed, all the subordinate parts were wall sustained. Miss Annie Senter exhibited great versatility in her admirable personation of the rollicking youth, Sam Willoughby. Mias Stell) Mason won all hearts, by her touching personation of character and sweet vocalisa tion, as Mary Edwards, the street singer. This young lady is already a most decided favorite. The perfect naturalness of her style, graceful movement, sweet voice and charming person, leave her little to ac complish by histrionic effort in winning for herself a high position in the profession. The sprightly little musical farce of the bwiss Cot tage, in which Miss Masou appeared to great advan tage, was received with raptures of applause. To-night will be presented the popular protean drama of Satan in Paris, with the musical burletta o* Jenny Lind. On to-morrow night will be performed Shtkspesre’s tragedy of Borneo and Juliet and the farce of Loan of a Lover. uni tiooK-Seilere, . ,rm*r u: tf;ty iaue, next to the Poet Office, gtb inf-' ,_„rued rtgetitta for ihe Daily Nkw^A Herald. iiiiNUwo icfi with them will oe promptly attended City Court. Tins Court met yesterday morning, Judge Cliis- jjjlm presiding. The Grand Jury met and passed a p.jQ several bills: -at*.* vs. Nelson Mickeus, simple larceny. The - u ry returned a true bill. Befere the Petit Jury, Claiborne Sumter, colored, »u charged with simple larceny, and after hearing tie evidence the jury rendered a verdict of not guilty. Nancy Price, charged with simple larceny,plead not pjy, hut after hearing the evidence the jury re- tarned a verdict of guilty, with a recommendation to •„ g murcy of the Court. She was sentenced to pay i£no of twenty dollars or in default to sixty days* Win. Clarke, charged with simple larceny, plead •sty and was sentenced to pay a fine of twenty dollars ; serve sixty days on the public works- Aasoefa woman charged with malicious mischief, abre iking a mirror, occupied the balance of the day. l >v 11 appeared for tue prosecution; Mr. Mercer t; die defence. Tile defence set up was that the t jmaii at the time of the commission of the offence uu ujt responsible, being under the influence of liqaur, ami having been so for some time previous, l. c ifcfciidant had leased the house for a stipulated ftae.audit wai in evidence that she threatened to trait the mirror, which wa-» a costly one, before leav- au ibo bouse. ^•veral witnesses were examined, all of whom &d- El -,ctd bat tne woman was under the influence of Hqaiir, aud two of those examined for the defence said lie defendant was “raving trazy." The 01 taking of the glass was admitted by botb pirties, but the council for the defence contended that h: client was not actuated by malice, but it was the utcus <Jt the liquor. Tae c ’uusoi for the prosecution contended that the maliciously done, and offered the evidence of l uir.a.s uid <e previously. Tne Judge charged the j;r;, ym ung out the different questions to be Set- Ltj, a:iu sai l if there was a reasonable doubt as to •icjju.lt of the defendant, they were bound to give he: ill-; beu-ilt of that. He also said it was now ad- cr.Yd that jururs were the judges of the law as well k»lwfo.'i* t uutwithstanding what he might say. Mki a buori recess the Jury returned and rendered a v«r.iici of uot guiity. T:ie Court Wd-. then adjourned until ten o'clock on Tr ay nuruiug, on account of to-day being Fast The San Jacinto.—The steamship San Jacinto, in attempting to oome up to the city on Tuesday night, was accidentally ran ashore on the oyster bank near Fort Pulaski. Her passengers were brought up to the city last evening, and three tug boats have been tent to her relief. We understand that there is no danger of the ship sustaining any great amount of damage, and she will be probably got off to-day. Purser Burns has kindly remembered the press, and our flies of New York papers were sent up with the passengers. POUT OF SAVANNAH. Wbdnwoxt, Not. 21. ISM. Arrived. H«rdee llWP 8,0 ,,clnto ’ N«» York—B H l t d*)jl P r .n” < ? rlt<> ‘ Worden, from London, in ballad Steamer Lizzie Baker, King, Palatka, etc—Clag- horn A Oonnlngbun. gSgjwDmwttr, coxetter. JacknarUle. Ao-L J Steamer Kate. Lockwood, Charleston, Ac—F N mnell. elL * U ** ,lmn001 ' F “*» Charleston—F ** Myr- Steamer Julia St CTmlr, Ward, Anrusta—U A Cohen. Steamer Two Bon. Garnett, Augn«ta—Krwm A Hardee. Steamer Chaa S Hardee, Daniel*, Joimaon’a Land ing—Erwin A Hardee. Schr Oliver Cromwell, Delano, St Helena. Cleared. Steamship Fannie, Smoot, Daniel* Steamer Pilot Boj, HcNeltj, Mjreu. Steamer Dictator, Coxetter, Charleston—L J Gall- martin A Co. Steamer Hard Times, Frazer, Auguaia—M A Cohen. Steamer Swan, Cohi Baltimore—West A Charleston—F li Steamer Swan, Cohen, A agnate—M A Cohen. Schr B B To* upend, jbwnaend, New York—Hun ter A GammeU. Ship Golden Light. Deco ml mittee—Xepara. P. J. Morio, Borcliert and P. Strausa. As the Germ&niaa never do things by halve*, i grand festival may be looked for. Savannah Cotton Market. Havas.pah, November 21, 1808. During the forenoon there was a bettar feeling In the market than on tbe previous day, and tbere was some demand at a alight advance for the better grades. About three hundred bales were sold ou tbe basis of 32 cents for New York Middlings. Attempted ltighwuy Robbery. :t Tuesday evening. David Keohler and another jhilrtnan were accosted by two or three men on Ibo :.y wtiu t.io eupposed intention of robbery, lat, njeti wero brought before His Houor, E. C. iD.Ier.-oti, Mayor, yesterday morning, on the chargu ; Sjit’lti^ in the street, and the arresting officer said h Cuhil ihree men lighting, aud upon coming up til them he arrested two, when the third eeoapod. “r K.-ohl. r, one of the defendants. Who presented Ht at .hocking appearance about the bead and lace, •alt!,at he was attacked by two men. onelof whom t ick him on the back of tbe bead with a alnng-shot, ti,mother altackeda friend who was with him. -:!id grappled with one of them, named Hagill, ..as on trial, and that w hile he had him. some ;-i-oti used a knife on him. Tuts was very evident from the appearance of the ton's face. It was all hacked to pieces. The man n,.. was wiih him offered himself as a witness, but Wi-, so unintelligible that his evidence was dispensed ».:h. JI.ig-.il said ho knew nothing of the inafer. and re- 1-osed t,, give the name of bis accomplice. A case ia.is was produced, which was found at the place the Sglit occured. MdtfiU was committed to Jail until he gave infor- nmtoaasto hid acojmplice. M. Keohler was dia- 'hirp(1, and the gratuitous witness who knew noth- laiGiUie matter was fined in the costs of court for H-’tkiA .wmg anything of the matter. Trial of Mteaiaer John J. Weaver. This steamer, which was recently purchased from ’.:.r Umied Sutes Government by the Germania Fire Company of this city, has been partly overhauled by Mr. Jovjph D. Willink, tbe engineer of the Metro politan Fire Company, assisted by Mr. James A. Bar es. W-fiterday afternoon it was taken to tbe wharf at Uitfeotof Drayton street. Tbe suction was thrown verloar-l aud an attachment of one hundred feet cf Low made to tbe engine. In a short time steam was gotten up, and the Weaver started. At the first trial *be threw a stream 183 feet 8 inches through an inch acn e, but iho subsequent trials were not so satisfac- ^7. The engine is evidontly a powerlul one, but lat terly haa uot had the best of care bestowed upon her. ^der the hands of Mr. Willink and Mr. Barron, we tfentfefiei sue will be made to do much better, and utuieistand U is the intentioa of the Company to ^•e her Ui.jrou t 'hiy overhauled and give a public ex- Uuion of her powers ou Wednesday next. Mayor’s Court* fa Monday night last the police made a large haul Heroes, and live were brought up yesterday morn- lc b’b fure ilia Ho.ior, Mayor Anderson. The officer w dthry had been making a disturbance, aud annoy- ^ the citirous passing io the vicinity of tbe market Th* v said they i.ad come here on a vessel from Liver* l-“ 1.*3d were hunting a boarding beuse. This did Dt exactly tally with the evidence of the officers, and Ui f y wtri; f^ed five dollars each. ' man wet arraigned for being drnnkand dia- hi th-* ^treeia, but his memory was defective- '*& fined two dollars to sharpen it . A 2fc F,r. named Williams was charged with being orderly at the theatre, ou Tuesday night laG\ and to be quiet when requested. He was fined l *o dollars. The Manchester Market [From Messrs. George Fraser, Son A Co.’s Monthly Prices Curient] Manchester. Nov. 1. Our market continued dull, aud prices to droop from the 1st to the Cth ult. w hen more tuuewaa given to prices by renewed activity in the Liverpool cotton market, where a very large daily business was done from that date to the 17th ult., during which aa actual advance was established of Id. to l%d. per lb., making the total advance from the lowest point in {September about 2 J*d. per lb. The efteci of this exciteinout in cotton was natuially to co npel spinnere and manu facturers to advance their quotations for yarns and goods, which they did aceoidingly, but with very un equal success; even in the very effort they were ever behind hand in time as well as more moderate in their aims at higher prices. But for a ume they succeeded m placing yarns nominally higher by Id. to 1 J£d. per lb., and ^printers, 25 yards, and India shirtiuga by 3d. per piece. To a moderaete extent the advance was paid upon yarns, and more especially upon cop yarns lor home consumption. But rapidly the extent oi transactions was being curtailed even in yarns, whilst a:l along buyers generally held aloof from the goods market, and the main result of the movement was to further accumulate stocks in first hands. There was no real improvement, but simply a nominal one, rest ing on the very uncertain baais of a speculative advance in cotton. Accordingly, when beaten back by the inertness of our market, and by the more favorable crop estimates from America, on the im provement. of the weather and tne uou-occurrence of frost, coiton gave way, oiu* market, which could not respond to the advance, at once reciprocated the de cline, but mucii losier and more extensively than did the raw material. Tne *esu>t of the fluctuation for the month is, that uhdsi the p.’ice of American and Brazil cotton rema ns the came about as this day month, and Dhollera :h >*d. per lb. dearer; Egyptian only, which was rei .tiveiy very dt ar, being quoted a^d. per lb. lower, there has o ;en a dcchne here of >iu. to lc. per lb. on ydi ns; of tfd. a pieco on % printers, 29 yards of C.1 to 4‘id. and up to 6d. per piece of the various* qualities ol inadapoilams, 94 yards; of 4>£il. to Gt. per piece on 9-8 printers, 25 yards; of 6d. »o9d. per piece on 5% lb to 7 lb., 3i-iuch shirting*, and :ull> yd. per p « co on 834 ib -» U P to ls‘per piece on the wider and heavier descriptions, of 9d. per niece on figured shirtings, oi 3d. per piece ou jaconet^ of 1&*1. to 3d. per piece on mulls. T cloths and long cloths romiiinirg without much change, aud of >»d. to .^d. per yard on domestics of the heavier weights. To this may be added a state of our market, in which it Is most difficult to effect It wili be gathered that the position of the “trade” ha-* been changed materially tor tn^ worse during the mouth just ended. Nor does there seem much like lihood of any amelioration ttic pTO*il *' “ tOD ’ ° r itB Ze"°of ‘••rho7rtTm7""For *ame momh. have had occasion to allude to the gr°\V" , n lessened by the cheapening of cot- ito extent reduoed by the adoption on an lm portent scale of “nhort time, past we have had occasion U» «*«.«» -« tendency to tu cumnUdon ti In tbo h«d* Receipt*. Par sfrwner Lizzie Baker, from I’alutka, Ae—72 bales aea island cotton, 48 bbls oranges, *nd sundry pkge mdn, Per steamer Dictator, from Jzcksontille, Ac—Ut cowhidee, 1 box mdse, 9 bbts oranges, 62 belts op. ted cotton, 50 do see iiiend do, 6 bags seed cotton, 43 bdls cowhides, 8 boxes and 1 bbl oranges. Per steamer Two Boys, from Angnsta Ac—703 bales upland cotton and mdse. Per schooner OiiTor Cromwell, from Hilton Head— ideotton, to Bicbardaou A Barnard. Export*. Fannie, lor Baltimore—ITS bales up do old rags, 100 tierces rices. Pereo&rBfRTownsend, for New York—Sti9 bales upland cotton, 408 b„ls rosin, 50 do turpentine. 79 do tor, 10 bales rupe, 142 oasts rice, and sundry pkgs mdse. panensen. Per ateamsblp San Jacinto, from New York—J F Wilber, J H Langley, Mrs Oioben, Mrs J G Young and 2 children, Ml* M P Btutson 2 children end 2 ser vants, U Nichols, ADocku.v, Miss L Miller, Mis W P Dockuay. Mias M Chambers, Mise M Pu.askl, Mies LMtno, JIrsR Nieketsou aud daughtei-, Mrs Z A Doane and children, 31 Ntokersoit, S Dexter, B T w ttrdlaw, B T Gifford and wife, A Uuskell, S M Dole, D F Baldwin, Aned S Jordam, r eshont, Z P Charles, N Kellogg ana son, E Austin, Louis Pulaski, J P Buckalew, J L ilusDand, A K. Btiah, A it Cuniining.--, IV J Cummings, U Franklin amt wife, 31 Mulse, c A bmitli, Mrs O'Brien, Mis Btighsm, 3 c lidren unu servants, A Gilbert wile sou and daughter, te Eiuet- son, & B limned, K Curler ana family, u Davis tmd wife, S J Fotntoy aud wt e, C M Veo.fl, H n Hilt-'., man, A Nuursh, T C Weeks, R Siititn, P Schmidt, u Ball, J Winter and wile, J Love an-1 and w tie. A M chase, C H case, S c Colt, J Muir aud woe, V It BLuveeant. B K Maltos, 3 \V Bryant, D u Bryunt, P c tiiiberi and wife, Mrs Merrill au-i child, Majcr IVoo-t- ruff and wire, W Battersby and family. Miss H.itlys and servant and 22 steerage. ST Auction Sajesf aTmTeye wmte.Z0U wna»AY. ted tost i» froater atom. 1 XI • tto ’ d ° 5 ^ w * lot Shhda.i _ 10 Mil*. Pig f It Mb. Hess Beat U bbls. Sugar, 8 boxes Cnampagna, 20 boxaa Claret Wine, 6 hhds. Sbon dam. Also, an assortment oC ADMINISTRATOR’S OXLE. VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY AT AUCTION. BY T. J. WALSH. On Tuesday, Janoory lat, will be eoltfateatcftbe Court House, between tbe lagal boon at sale. The North half of Trustees’ Cardan Lot No. R being 72 feet River Front, and in depth 150 feet to Bay street, known aa Dillon's Wharf, toot of bat Broad street, with tbe improvements theraon. ^ ALSO, One Shape Central Bail Bead Stock. Bold as the estate of Mias A. C. Dillon and by order of tbe Admin.atrator. Term* cash. Nostt-lawtila. SCHOONER AT AUCTION. BY BELL, WYLLY A CHBUTUi. Will be sold on 8 VTDBDAY. Nov. Mb, la front of tbe Exchange, at 12 o’clock, Tbe British schooner WM. OBEQO- BV. 81ie la (12) (twelve years old, (M| ninety feet on deck. (22) twenty-two feet beam, ($) eight fact in hold, (ISO) one hundred and fifty ions burden. Sold for account of Underwriters and all concern ed. no22 AUCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY. BY l aROCHE & WILLIAMS. P. H WARD. Auctioneer. Office oe Assistant Quartermaster General.) Savannah. Ga.. November 17,1866. f I will offer at Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 28th day of November, 1866, at Bad er by'a Warehouse, a lot of Grain. Q. M. Stores aud Clothing and Equi page. consisting of the following, to wit: 6,480 pounds Corn 25,860 pounds Oats 1 Tattle Cloth 2 Sheets 1 Stove 65 feet Stove Pipe 7 Riding Bridles 4 Riding Saddles 2 Jack Screws airs Spurs * Straps Consignees. Per steamship San J&ciuto, Irom New Yo:k—J W Anuers n A Sou, AiiiHK, Austin A K, N Battureby, J A J T Drown, Biun «k M, A named, Brady & S, Bouse A B| W li Borrobgua, A K Baum, Belt W \ C, Mrs li Brigham T Bateauu, P tiBeuu, BAi.weli a W, J ▲ Barr u,TU BolOahaw, braity a M. Conaut k J, J P Collins, Champion aud F. u Cohen, a C *Jult, u L Came, Cooper OAF, Case .t H, CHaiup:on A F, Crane 4G,?M Guiding, M A Cohen, Clagmuu A C. Djl- c^U A J, T J Huubar, .u J Doyle a go, Doyle a L, W M Daviusoo, D.iuieis & McC, J A Dougla?e, Davuut A: *V, REturoch, Kiusteiii E, Erwia a li, L Field, J Freise. G C Freeman, A L Fnedeubuig, w F«rsi k Co, J Felipe, Gudenueuu & s, s G«r*train A Co. G w Garmauy, CL Gilbert, W B Giiffin A Co, Gaaduei A K, & Uoodali, Guumxitiu A Co, Guo an A Co, A Gonim, A Galloway, J mitcuoa. i>. j H Co. J a Hoff, J C Ueriianiiec, Ho.:e A G, H.*hb A G, Bo Utr h A Co, Held: A L, J UenUereou, T T H.unl, Ji M Hunt, ililtou A It, C M Hilmujau, J M Hunil ton, G A Hudson, N A iiaiuive, A Hai-rir, H Hayiu, 1 Joe*, twentieth Mol A co, A Kockler, J Ltppiapu, Judge Law Loved a L, J H Leavitt, J L:tma, G Laurai.t Vs VV Lmcolu, Liiieniuju A it, J L.i' ^otlori L A C , J Leary A Co, is Maiteu, Mrs Stnyles, A jdiLia, C C Millar, A J Miller A Co, ftl J M >er, J Meiiritn*. Miller A hru, J C Maker «x Co, G McGmiey, J die Ala hou, E A Metcait A co, Mackey B A Co, A A Mara, T Alulupeil, J A auutner, G a NiCnois, J N ctioboi.. isictl- oit$on Me A Co, u It A W D Oliver, J O.lvtr, v 11 Ftase A co, Palmer & D, Fuive a T, Peter Roil y. D Kedinouu, A ltoochei A (Jo, J C !tow*uiul, V a KjuUACu, M ha t les, H Ro*tU9:ciii, H i* Kuwe. Koth-ctiild A S, C H Kodg.re, J A liobcrts, B Straus C Hummers 3 Axes 7 Feed Cutters 11 Steel Scoops 20 Shovels 6 Spades 2 Corn SheUers 1,527 Grain Sacks 3 Manure Porks 194 pounds Old Copper 3 Ladles 273 p< Minds Assorted Chain 8 Wagon Covers 3 Mattresses 370 Ship Blocks 248 Wagon Tongues 217 Wa. hers 2 Counterpanes 24 Wash Bowls 14 Cast Iron Boilers 129 gross Harness Buckles 33 Woolen Blankets 1 Garrson Flag and Halliards 13 Pickaxes 2 Hospital Tent Flies. Sale to commence at 10 a. in. Term 8 cash In Government funds. By trder of tk* Quartermaster General. CHARLES A REYNOLDS, Captain, Assistant Quartermaster and no20-7t Brfvet Lieut. CoL United 8tates Army. STEAMBOAT AT AUCTION. UY HELL, WYLLY & CHRISTIAN. Miscellaneous. M. jB'ERKHALRIXr, OF BHBUK* FHU88IA, FBUFESSGB OF ORKR LIT* OF KKW YOBK. IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION. AUSTRALIAN CRYSTAL SINGLE AND DOUBCK VISION ACLES ric* ucn SPECTA TBE ONLY pkbfHct iTtemce. Uupavior to any other in wUbtbeaetaa a of a naa nmufimfiaMln a Iphftoaaphyaf aatnr* Concavo-Convex Ellipsis. Admirably adapted to too Orgaa of Bight, tad per- tscMy natural to toe eye. affordiag altogether fte beat help to tbe human vision ever Invented. aly by the Protoeaor at Optiee i Bold only I THE ADVANTAGES tens Bncctodeu over all oihege, are: I—Ibe enly firm. Lon: kaawa, being aiinrillj free from ehrmaab- tiaht, no well known to Esthe cm of injury to tbe the chute* fi<n Bpeetodes to Okaaen of stronger nowars ao ortan reqaind. while botb user anil distant Stfaato am aaanatthaqaalteUUy through tbe same Gteaaa. M^Caaho warn with portent tan ter any tegBi of time at uue sitting, giving astonishing clearness of vtaion, pnrticalarly by caiidi* or other ar- ttfietai light—oomfort to toe spectacle wearer hitherto unknown. M-Vhm tne ayes ache nr pain ttenngh tbe action of a bright light, such as la reflected -'roan many weather, white paper, and in raaiHng writing or aewing.or t Tivid colored bodief, three taaaan f. by dbftenlng toe rava. effect a moat agreeable aftniwf. and give great relief. 44M.—In nil nerwons affections *f the eye ~«—»»g doll aad startling pains io the eye-ball or temple, appeannre of lnmiuoiu and dark apots in toe atmoapbem, aefalag or fraiiug like sand in too eye, tbe disturbed nerves am quieted aud soothed. Uki—ttvanaul by peealiar machinery. got up at great eogk mathematically ralealatad ex- praaaly for tbs manufacture ot tot. leas, ao as to pah duce it with tbe true spherical aocaracy, and it* fucH is *t to* enact centre, a point of vital importance, and which ao other lens poasaaaea. •th.—Froof off aaperlorltjr aver the ted kind at Spectacle*. They ar* used axoloaively at aU toe hospitals tor diseases of toe eye, in Merita. Prua- Will be a. lil WEDNESDAY, November 21et. at 12 o’clock, in Iront of toe Eacbauge, without reserve. For account of all concerned, the Light Draught Steamer GENERAL BERBY. Tbe General Berry was built in Portland, Maine, in 1803. Length 140 feet, breadth 22 feet, depth of hold 5 loot; 275 63-10U tuna, 1 high pressure Boiler, 13 leet long, 6’4 feet diameter: two high pressure Engines, Id-inch Oyiender, 0 leet stroke; two Forcing Pomps, Testifflflw of Beconufleiiatiou Mndtol gentlemen. Protaeun of the feigkest talent in Savannah. Ga.. and in the Union. _ Savannah, Ga.. Oct 26» 1666. I have examined a great variety of Glaaeea manu- feotored by Profeasor M. Bernhardt, and in justice to the Professor must say, that his Glasses am of a superior quality, adapted to meet the wants of almost every eye, where the vision is in any way imperfect. The Professor selected lor me a pair of bis Australian Crystal Glaase* which are of a very superior quality aud workmanship, rendering vision very distinct, and editing my eyes better than any I have ever tried. B. D. Arnold, M. D. I fully concur with the above. J. 8. Sullivan, M. D. Savannah, Ga., Oct. 26, 1866. We have examined the L-nees of Prof. Bkrnhardt, aud consider tiftm superior to any we have seen. They are admirably adapted not only to improve tbe imperfection*' of impslrtd sight, but to relieve the weariness of vision which constant study produces. Mauy of the Glasses are of new and ingenious contriv ance. We cordislly recommend tbe Professor to all those who require scientific optical assistance. JuaiAU Harriss, ML D., Jas. B. Hr ad. M. D., P. M. Kollocx, M. D., J. T. McFarland, M. D., Jamkk J. Waring, M. D., Wm. G. Bulloch, M. D., J. C. LeHABDY, M. D., Rev. A. M. Wynn, Pastor Trinity Me thodist Chnrch. Rev. S. Lao drum, Pastor S. C. Baptist church. Rev. C. F. McRae, Rector St. John's C^tlsoh. Savannah, Ga., Oct. 27, 1866. I have examined the Lenses of Professor SL Bkrn* uardt with great satisfaction. He has furnished me with a pair through which 1 am able to see with an ease and distinctness fer beyond any which I have heretofore used. With much confidence I recommend him to those who may need such artificial aid to their ej es. Rev. I. 8. K. Axson, Pastor indepeu-'i. Pres. Church. Testimonials similar to tbe above may be seen at Prof. Bernhardt’s office, from Joseph H. Plunkett, Pa*tor of SL Paul's, Ports mouth, Va. Hon. JAMES L. Orb, Governor of South Carolina.. Hon. Jonathan WonxH, Governor of North Carolina. Hou. A. G. CuaTiN, Governor of Pennsylvania. Hou. O. P. Morton, Ex-Governor of Inchon*. Hon. H. A. Swift, Ex-Governor of Miuiieao’*. Hon. Alex. Ramsey. Ex-Governor oi Mlm aota. Hou. Richard Yates, Gov. rnor of Illinois H. Seymour, Ex-Goveruor of New York. FABSAQS RAINS: . .fftacraffw, HI i sew and TaM (Mew^gel steamship SAN JACINTO, LOVELAND. Oeateamler, pottqn kff rtenlar (toy, FOR NEW YOE £. AThiffTIC COAST M!ail Steamship C.>. 8EDBWHEEL USE > wtu sail to* Ui* tetuiay, ■ M. attdt o’tewek a. a*. % For freight or pygge, bavtte rer J snpgrlor ac- coBmodaiJona, ifra t» . -So t* Stoddard** Range. ; ’ ARRlSuN * ALLEN, , He. 5B«wltte «»ee«,Sfiw to*. Shippers rcadiu cotton to tbe press inaM aeethai the bales ate mznted plainly on tne edge. noiO For Baftimore m - a will Mteirtiy leoMkon U Cant. H. H. Smoot. Will tell for Baltaon on - ■ — ThatMay, Rar. *4, at — o’clock — aa. For freight or paatege, haying accommr- dktlona, apply to WIST * DAW1FLS, ■020 'teg ;j Jorei*' Hlork. FOB 1 STON, VIA BLUFFTON. HILTO^DEAD AND BEAUFOBT. ' £ ~ The new and elegant Steam Packet, ELIZA HANCOX, Cmptaiff A K.HICHABDSON, Will leaye (or tb* above place*, on Friday Morning, 23d Inst., at 7 o'clock. For freight or patsnge, baaing elegant ac ommo- da’lona, apply on beard, at me Florida Stem racket Wluri, or to CLAGHOSN 4 CUNNINGHAM. nofS-lt Aient*. For Brunswick and Jeffersonton The fhat Steamer - PORT ROYAL, Gupt. T. Howland, will leave for the above places oil FRIDA Y MOKMKG. «t S o’clo k^For freight or naaeage apply ou board, at Dillon’s Wlferf. noR M. A. COHEjLw FOR LIVERPOOL. THE fi'St-cla&eflip » M . 'KiM JOHN PATTEN, * Capt. E. W. Dill, baring part of her Cargo uu:«g< J, will bateeliapitUh r as above. For balaitce-uf cateo aiwlj to nolC-12’. 1 RATE * GUAYBII.L. Agi nt». Shlppifij|. fflfi I w . HOME LINE. gTKAMEU of this Line IteTe Bai X each week. For freight eagagetoents. zppiy nolT-la u. a: CQg~N. •03. Tbe flew and very fheteaUieg .Msnha.lt> - HERMAIi ,LlTlNGSTO. Z.M0 tonztettben. l.er regaWr day. at TiffO a’ri.rl' a. na For Darien. " ITKAMBB - fl. M, COOL, TA V (^0 i UAtoiumaeder, Will leave lor Dnr en on FRIDAT, November 2M, at 4 o'clock a n>. For freight or aeaxe, apply ou buvd or to ,021 hi. A EOH EN. Agent, For St Augustine, Fia. TUB . ^ S Y LPH, Captain SPiuwriH, ^ ' - having been tborongbly overhauled and pat in roil, plete order, will leave a* above on > W * NSSDAY. 21 at instant, . ‘ from ( hancatui* Wk H foot ol West Broad sfrCCU at io weiock a. m The bonttelil touch at Jsrk-omville on herw^y down tocouv. y an.i trvlght trrnm tfiaaco oSi August 1 dc v FrflgUt fueiived and stored at wliftrf frtcof ex- freight or paissce^AP l3 tb * F. JL MYRKlUAgCDt uoi6.tf ' ffkasfefUNt ID feurr. aud Bi ge rump, otic hundred feet of Hose, twenty Bucket*, Boats. L fe Preservers, Signal I»*mps, Furni ture. Apparel, etc. This Boat i** well adapted for Light Draught River I Business, Lighterage, etc. Capacity from 4u0 to 500 i bales ot cotton. Nil**, is now m good running order; ; her^Kiigiiies are well built, and as Any as any sea Saudercou .x W, F Suoa & Co, Muita i4**tup, hioau o j steamer, and are ? ^ * ‘ * *“ 2-inch Piuuge, 72-inch Stroke; one Steam Firs Ifecd R. E. Fen ton, Governor of New York. - - Ami other distinguished gt ntlcmen. Many years of public practice and study iu the hospitals iu Europe, atljusmig si»ecUcles to paiieuts under every aspect of defective vision, as welt as ss- perteiicc in i u extensive, king-established bosiu* ss Hi his optical stores, both here and in Europe, Professor Bernhardt considers it a >.uffic«ent ^uunui'ee ot hi.*- abiiit> to apply such glasses ss are b*-st calculated for 6M.9 Smitii, w H stark & t;o, A ABotojioft. sc>r- rdi Broe, L K Shafer, S ooIuiuoa*. o x/gwr&; G, F Tiaalor, Uacies A Sou, o A \ luftlwigi. fc H Van as good order as when built, now und; r iusurauce at low rates. p.tVch«aCTYWW.» Ml »! b44nce.i" -«->*• .Ness * Co, L Noyef. J 1’ wb.laian, Walt McK iC Wautr Bros, u At G, A Wllbar, K t. V\ ado »v t3u,_W u Willberger, WtrtbD, w v Y at auction* Weilit.M AlJAUWWea’, BY A. A1INI8. . . I mn oe »1>M oefore tee Coart H.ia«i, oo tbk Flr*l . Llxsi. Baker, from P.lntKa, -va—E c j xt'ESDAY t4lli) in December next (it not prenoouj Wulo, D.vent A W, Tbon A G, ail'll-. - a Bros, Bryan, | of .t private rale) Thu Three Story H it Co, J L ViiUlonga, Ulaglioi u A C, ? o Kx, Lt W t ! u^eUing South bide Harris west of Weat Broad I Dodge. Per steamer Dictator, from Jacksonville. Ac—J L Villaluuga, L J OulltnarU'l A Co. J \V A A Co, Tiaon A G, F M Myrell, K J H Lee A Co, Austin « E, M V Henderson, M, brooks A Co, k' W films at Co, MUier A Bro, C A Cunningham. Per slenner Croton, fiom Clmrleaton—T B Mer- ahall A Bro, Lt Col C A Remold*. A U M. R Molina. Per eteamerTwo Boys, from Angnsta, Ac—Erwin A H. N A Hirdee. 8 J Job- ph* A Co, A Dutefiboilcr « Co, Davant A W, Put.'lip* A MejSrs. P U J L Vlnalonga, T W bhea, >V Daniels. of^iriMluccrs. ^iTbaTbeeu palpable and unmistaka ble* throughout our market, whilst extensive pre-con- Sucts in the bate is or producers have been gradually aud steadily diminishing. In this may be diaoerned the fact that the production is too great '“ Rh 11 !'" consumption at present prices. For, not only is the Droduction of yarns and goods greater at the present ume than previously when at its highest belore the American war, but also the distributive power has areally weakened by tbe calamitous losses incurred, SnTby Ibo want of confldence engendered by the late most severe crisis. Then, again, wttb respect to cot ton wo have once more a normal stock, and a normal Bnpply from tbe various countries of large growth What is deficient from Ame rica is made up from U.e increase from Ind.». Egypt, Brazil, aud other miuor—many ot them Sfw—sources o: supply. So tbe import this yoar lias Seenon aTarger than over previously known: and tbere seems no io isou to suppose it will beotner- wise during fbe next, or in future years. Cotton famine is a thing of tbe past, and cannot be made into (Tbugbear for the future Duder these circumstance, lt ia B pertinent to raise tbe question how long piece uoor is oan remain as they now are, 50 per oeut. above g, nl , their ordinary level, yarns n per cenb above... and „ Hireh. Tiaon A Gordon Crane *«™lWA i«iy Brick streeL P,l«">essUm cau be h d immediately after sale. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. no13 BY BLViV A .ntv KK. Bv permission of the Honorable Conrt of Ordinary, will be sold on 8ATXJKDAY, November 24th. at the residence o! • renoe Nugent, dec'd. on Bryan street, between Mo g.*mery aud Jefferson streets, all the . Kill SUABLE PROPERTY, consisting 1 iious* hold and Kitchen Furniture, one Bread Wag ... , -d sundry other artltiea. Kv order ol T * * OoU ' lter*l|iie per Atlaattc 4k Gulf h.R NOV. 21,1800. . S3 bales cotton and mdse, to F W Sims A Co^ Scot., ' H * Co, Duncan A Johnston, and others. ADJIi BY I1ELI*. .BATOR’S BALE. LY A CHRISTIAN. • hrst TTE3DAY In December, In : House, between the legal boon Will be sold o. front of llto C or .ale. Forty-five acres of first quality (Jordeu land, arilbln cotton at more than doable ordinary price* For our selves we cannot but legard it aa m ^ raU J' j. ian it« temDorary ttuctuatioos and momeutaty aa- vances, the main tendency of prices will be ae down wards during tbe nelt year or two. or to when we onctfmme arrive at the safe basis of somethmg near ordinary prices, aa it has been daring the two yafn which have just passed; and that any speoMau ma S on the idea of abortuess of aupply of the txw material, or ou that of the taking into conaumpHon oreaent larae production at other than moderate pncesTwdf 4 prove 'lUnsory, unproflUble, and highly dangerous. Aofaats Cotton market- Augusta, November 29,1866. The favorable news from New York at noon of u vailed among i h.mi inv nnntabie advance Consignees per central R* It* NOV. 21,1869* j 874 bale, cotton, 23 do yarn, * ^he^'mprolemmto consist of » firat-slaa* cottage bte» Potatoes. Ut vara lumber and mst^ to E*Hertx tli . c ^ containing six large rooa*. AOo, Randall «Co, HousfmsD, A toil', iUl m „ b le mantel pieces, dining room, kitchen, Il gam, umguona A U, A Myer A Co, Ltuvllle A G.ea . m furnished wilh shelve* and glass doors. -- ■ - ~ K1 " * outbuildings consist eftorm bouse, containing aeveu i, barn, carriage bouse and suble. panner Jones A Wav. J Washburn A Co, Uuicum e i, Wilson \C.', Gueiard, Fcrrill A Co, Wilkinson, . - . ... K A Hardee k Go, A Daienboier, Clark Jonei a te, . —.. —... ^ 1 n - • r « m Wade A Co. Duncan <* Johnston, Rtwin a u*ium. J W .J»- threp A Co. F W Sims a Co, K Psdelford, Brady A Buses, O Cohen A Co, Jotu slon, W A Co, Bradley, Hill A Co, Brigham, Holst A Co.■ Arrivals at the Hotels. genu. Strict to good middling at 32 cents. There- SU of the day are 360 bales. Haeou Cotton Market. MiCOK, Nov. 20,1866. The market opened in too morning with a goodand teotivAd^muid. and the better grades wore refidity SteteSSrtS tenor togth Jto'oufSiAot. ari saS33s&®Ba»«ss ket closed firm. , _ Colnuabu* Market. CoLttMEua, November 20. CoiTOK-Inth. «o«kettoere Shipments, 87 bales. CliMrIeetoia Mmrfcet. Chablmton.Nov. 20. The cotton market closed firm unelmnged: ■ales to-day 444 nales: middlings, 3f®!«. PULASKI HJD3E-W. H. Wtt.TBaROte Col Jno W M Bill. na. I T 8 Minis. Ga, rim R McKee. Ga, * S Hansen, st Lotus, Jirfli Leith^UwktnsvTleJo c Wye.l, Balt, JR Walker, Ue, H Nott, N V.. H A Cook, Ga, A H Perry, Kl*. F A barbel, Ga, A Baker Fix, C Bppleg. Ga. W J McCormick, Fla, W B Kay, Ga* • W U Hunter, S C W J"Wood •* Jos Rrwln, “ » M Krww, “ J s Sammla, N Y, A • Haskell, “ I) BAldtrin, MontrdaJ, MARSHALL BOUSE—A. B. LCCZ. n a Van Bokkelan, NewlJ J O’Bannon, 8 C York jo W Tocher, August. P Sohm.tt, Alabama J K Bush. New York Tins c. County Court. ■jiut met yesterday morning, Hia Honor, Russell, presiding, fhere was but very littlo tnilcei! transacted, and several criminal case* were I Win Betty, Qgeeclica, Mrs Farnsworth. ** Its Bacon, Anstln, Texas, T vt Alexander, Qaitmaii, IJ E Alexander, SaV. I a Meyers, Tallahassee, {Mrs C M Gibbon*, Win- I chaster, IMHCoucu, Newton, J Simmons, FIs, IK F. Stevens, August t, IJ L Dye. W W Holding, Scrlveu, •a F Parro t. Augusta, jusDonba., “ | Miss Rodgers, Macon, SB Vail. New York Is K Clark, Lawton of Saunders Crouk, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of aaid e-tate. . Terms—Half cash; balance in one year, with Inter eat and mortgage on property. Purchaser to pay lor papers. aol2 WILLIAM H. SMITH. Administrator. toe assistance “ r recovery o(_>mpertecljiight PULASKI’HOUSE. N B —Owing to engagements elsewhere. Professor BaaNUAKDr will be able to remain here butaaboit only. PEKOVIAH 6UAM0 SUBSTITUTE! BAUGH’S BONE Supher- Phosphate of Lime. For»Irfverpool. The fiiat-class ship AMERICA, Captaiu J. U. Mobtimer, will have dispatch for toe above port. For freight ei.gng metis apply t-* not6-2w T. K A I. G. HILLS. FOR LIVERPOOL THE New A 1 Ame-icau f lop OwKsP, Commander, having the larger portion ot her freight engaged. — * — — loftiiiitg* will have quick dispute!)* For fretflbfappll ° no7-tf BRIGHAM. HOLST A CO. ~ Savannah Tow Boat CQmpagy. 'wL ,. * O FFI08 AT ■' '* -w, . •- • |H. J. DKSCKBSON, no12-2w - ^ No. 1 Harris’ Building. C*Pt. B. W. TnaroJi, . Will leave (or Charleston and intermcdL.to pises every TnURSHAV Ay iruNta.N. at to'oerk 1. V.. imarClaghu % iwmaJngham's Wharf. -.io- tea Capuinon . o . am rtw For rrtigh board or to’ Bot»lf for VIA. HU OiirnM’ For Fr im '.S&*P ui.xl >N KSAl K ; ^i.SNpiri *.T‘g '* >i rlc V r £ — - - ^ _ : zrws teteir jiiMIl/TE, 6 OLi ■ ^x!iU Lears ev v For r\ E. Fla TOU( AT j AOiictJ Regular Auction Sales OF Horses, Mules, Cattle, Wagou*, Babies, CARKUGKI, die.. At the Veterinary Stables of R. W. CAMPBHLL, ou Bxv street, between Jefferson and Montgomery «tresi*. will commence every Wednesday thereafter. sepU-tf i w c SHOOTING MATCH, ^WilUcd n.ttii tlie next term. c ‘ ilrt "’as adjournedjor the term. A ^vrtrci, Wons or Aar.—Persona pasting the of B ill and Broughton atreet* will not fail to t te t,J etr aiteutiou a rested by an elaborate and ‘7y b-iiuuinl piece of monumental shell work, b’liMted and executed by Mr. K. W. Jones, of till* - ■ as a tc:-tinioiiial in memory of the lamented Gen. s. B.rtow. Wo understand that it 1* to be for tile benefit of the mother of the artist. The o-.u- iif tin, boautiful uhould seourechances in the u£b\ - ITH RIFLES, will come off on THANKLGIV1NQ DAY, THURSDAY, 22d Inst, at 1 o’clockht ®y place, ft* A GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN* Parties may bring their own RUles. or Mr. 8TB- VBNS will furnish them on toe ground. Befreabmems, Wines, A., can be had. no21-2t - , a, : ( H ' m - E 5rov.—The steamer Croton, under ‘Hand ofCapiaia Tilton, arrived here early yester- morning, and will leave from toe foot of Drayton ltd h ^ 0116 °’ Clock fBi* "Iftemoon. We are H to her obliging parser. Mr. O. W. Crane, for «wton papers. Br Xt "' Y i “K Papehs.—We are Indebted to E.U11 A ^ ther for New York papers of the l7th and 16to Uai , lni;ludin g the Herald, tha Times, and Frank y “ 11 GUluney Corner. Also, for the AOantio k^b'' V ' fur Docember, which ia a very interesting g 0 Woodruff and wife, South America BR Kitten, New York R R binyvegant, do B Emerson, do H Wanklin and wife Mrs Vincent, 2 chll and 2 servants, ua Thco C Weeks, Boston U finilto. do b H Sherman, New York Jno Winter and wife, Au gusts, Ga J Gordon, N«sw York W J Henry, F'u p f Spencer, New York Ool J B Grim a, Ga B P DeeBUkea, t)nmey j H Blznvelt August x a W Ufbzer, rut K H Wfiley. do SSS£S?. r Ai°o« BOBKVKN HOUBB—G. MCGnOiY. VSnnte .J W OoQlns, do SSlMte»on *ehUd. a C Norarn. BinnawiCk NteTJaW. 1 F. BROAD BACKER. t W Uix. Jr, Georgia M Mom. Neiv Yora MGiaham. Ga Daniel Baugh, Philadel phia G W Klrke, New York J Tod, do A Ha l. db M U Kuhne. U S Army Lendgnan and Lady, Montreal J 8 Odom, St Mary’s P W Breus,or, Masgac.hu- setts Min Ida M Brenster, do Wm Moore, do D A Browder, Tennessee J Cleburn. do T E Herry, Lake City AHKeriy. Fla J C Thrasher, do J barker, do Ij H Gatlin Fte EXECUTORS’ SALE. W1U be sold before tbe Court House door in ___ \ille, Thomas county, Georgia, on the first TUES DAY In December next, All toe lands lying in said county, belonging to the estate of E. R. Young, deceased, .consisting of two ^One eight miles southwest of Thoassavllle. on the Balnbridge Road, lying on both rides of tha Oehtodt- oueeriver, containing3.500acre*. 800 clearactand ln ■ good state of cultivation, with aU necessity hofld- ‘“The other Plantation la sixteen miles *«“ Thoteae- ville three mliea from No. 18, Albany ted Gulf Rail* road’ containing 4,165 acres, about 1,9N cleared, ted lnaflne teiteof mllUvation. with all neeaaaaiy bulld- Will be sold, also, on toe first TUESDAY in Driteblf ■exL before toe Court House door. In Valdosta, Lowiides county, Georgia, The Plantation belonging to the ate of Mid MB. Youna. deceased, lying thirteen mite* teuthof Vab doaLu containing 2.695 acre*, between ate and •»»*“ hnum^ ti^eto and in a good Brie te eulUvrilon, ^tsa^--«tsrs years, wltn interoet, secured by personal security aad mortgage on the laud. D g. BRANDON, W. J. YOUNG, nolfi-tds ■ • - HOUSE FOR SALE. BY IF- 1 - WYIOiY * CMRUTIAI. EMtbalf of tw^riorvriwalltao ^ the United State* Mi i*m» M ANUFACTURED under the fuimnla or'glnatad In 1861, and patented by BAUGH & SONS. SOLE FROPRtZTOna, AT THE Delaware Hirer Chemical Works. PHILADELPHIA, U. & A. This old established Manure la mano'aclnred from Beam that have not beau honied or steamed, aa-t It ffteUinSBlllh.tr original organic matter. It b it- tire in Its operation, »nd is a lertlUaer “ k’rat dnra- htlity- It do** no* ezhauat tlia eoll Hko Quai o, butte tbe contrary permanently Imgrijvte to Previona to 1861 It was intro inoed into tee 8<mtb- apn states to considerable ex'eut* and 0^*111 in where it*h« been used with remarkable auccern MOD COTTON, COHN, TOBACCO AND ALL CROPS, A trial will convince any planter or its Uteflte, Pamphlets contalulng well known ftmlhern •indti.ce tarnished upffn application to New York or Phtladel- pbUoll^aL dealers In all th» principal cities and towns throughout Ihe United tta'oe and the British Province*. BAUGH & SONS, SOLE MANUFACT8RKRS, No. *0 South Delaware Aveaer, PHILADELPHIA. Eot Palatka, Fla, VU ST. SIMON’S ISLAND, BRUNSWICK, ST. MARY’S. FERN AND IN A, MAY- PORT bm.TJt, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA. KATE, capt. Loci wood, will leave aa above from Weat Broad atreei, on every THUKSDAT MORN ^Thfrfiatie in perfect order, and hah saperior. state room accomm<alaflon-< for P.s-ienger*. Frelaht received at aU tin e* aad tiered in ware- haoae on wharf. IWff of expense. Transport.-, tioo charges ou goods paid pTompUy. For freight or passage spiny to ao2-tf P M. Mlltl Charleston Wl For Cluirleston, S. C. * V ,-7-T BAUGtl. BROTHERS k CO . Generd Wholaatle Agents, 181 rcarl street. New York. For sale by H.i HARDEE t GO., gtodoord'a Hup, tavaaaah. no!4-dAt"3m jflaaaaag by blvi Byatderof tee^MraWe,tbaOo^tol win be add oo TC»PAY_te«a Uteate. a. m., at th# ateae, ooroar ot aw * atreet*. .- iu.brmm Aitertaate Peruvian Guano and Phosphate. TONSGeralne P« r0T!an Onano, dlraptfrom Peruvian Government Agency, “ and guaranteed pure. 100 toft* Phosphate, Foraalelow, by j vn.«-">gA°A- fllMBEWif; or unan wssets^sss: lubber I w For Sale, * ■* agons and carta,* g. w.wrrcAiJK* co. nafi-td " * Rice. 500 * A0 ® Fri ' i,,un * oo> ,al _ HEW Bite receteed per Bra- LEOSG A JOG BR1GBJ Jg&xrM Bice in qiwntitMi 60 n* nETAj^SmyiooK 4 co. F. BROWN, Jeweler and Watchmaker. rpUE ENORMOUS aud rotuons rents now mked lbr eliglblt stores has lndncej tbe sabeeriber to Demote his Jewelry and watch making business to Broogtete ateeatpovsr Cnltert Crockery store, next to Wald- .■g aa,, store, wh*rebe la prei»rad to aail Jtertl- gy^tWatehaa and aR other goods te his Hna te graaffy satemed patera, and lower thaw aay asaatta testify* - DICTATOR, (t.ooo Tons,) Captain & M. CONS ITER, Will resume her regular trips »• above, ommene-rg WtdsMdsyyUlli tost..st* o’clock a.te. For freight or P^/SuEm®. a%; -“liifAUiiirgr VIA FERN AN DINA, JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LAND INGS ON THE ST. JOHN’S RIVER. The new steamer DICTATOR, 1(1,000 Tons.) Captain L. M. COXETTER Having teflergone ihorongh repairs wlil rest ber legular rou e, as above, having bavaunzh Every flhtwrdoy, at 3 o’cloch p. te. For freight or p*#6.*ge, havlag splendid accommo- datlote. apply on * co., 1,8 flay gireet- 1- ST having bean spctialty fitted at unsnrpasaafl aeeifiiimntennra. for the ahote places, the Mbu AY MOtDHNG, aad lbr Utgt* AY MOUHEft aitea cteMte . _ . , Urturaite, will lea>e JarzannTllte iwnTufh y id today, arriving at .bav.ni.sh *wjy Wv '.iue*. y id Mtur.iay morntete'lstime te coup, crwltb tie *w T«w* atcamt tv. For freight ar Fsasaga apply at the ufiteeonFlucida turf, or to * CLAGBOEN • tiT .NtJtbn. ». ? . - fig-i.to. h. B—Mffr^lght payahte hy tetepvnu ^ Httoie o\trf l tVr¥- ~ every SA1U).- j Yor st’ y To the Public. Out! Bast, hetwate tha two hailKiafl 1 thathawotedbeUtettalto4hcmtorf J Order biwc* to ba hated at it ■ Messrs. Roht, Babenham t ii T-wvsll fi Ult mat#, Mr. E. Ehrlich*a Orerery 6i . Mr.Triem’aDragSterv, a l WA FOR SALE. TR* hWfla anflnish*d Hoffs ao Peny JgM street, CLlppewa Sqagrc. ArioTTrafit Lata Hot.» ifd «h Matearay Stpiare. Afplyto (note-lwE) i. flffODDARK tarn* State of ■ ■&: Odi ahd flUver Watchfih Oioezi,Bwah*a,a*h,6*6. ‘TEEB NEW YORK’ fcr« te PlflaMra a*U»U*t. d most deMraSUhs TIB.now- In »bUaeua>UHM| la tally fifty pat I hffmpUed la afldrAoya, Life Ibsomco Assets, - - Over $5,000,000 COTTON FACTOR Icnthl'. tU A Morgan. h U» arweanAL EXAMINERS: ' J.a.Tbomas,M.D. - J - 1 —■—■ th* policy balder, 87 Water strflet, N«w York. inORTEEB AHD WB0LI8ALR DRAPERS Of sofleflffid, on I he made. C. _ beahovd Arm, c* ■ be aeeff al tha 1 SAVANNAH national RANK. MEKCUANTE* RATIONAL BANK, of Sew Sv. City. ' no7-IiL Valuafie Wharf Property F0H RENT. ~ , . .. T HOSE valuable WHARVES and TIMBERS fil *8, Known te th# map of tha cHp as OfByrn Wbar£4»vtaff» front *f te* test oa tha S**jffV tec* te Etete amte- “ fX dacktag 600.CCO f, ■teorri :/ O’XYSaX, te tha UhffTf.