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MATTER 8.
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sjo iJgiFidor, on 8«tnrd»y, December
s. Green, Thuriday, November
November ». nt
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Virgo,
Tacedsy. November S7, at —
<t r0I t BiLTIMOS*.
Njrtn point, on Friday, Noventoer 80,
,-t" m |UB FlIILiDBLnUi-
' Rwanda, Saturday. December 1, at
’’’ Lw-
^ for flobiba.
efl , r j Thursday morning »t» o’clock
S'^OT every Sitnrday, at 3 p. m.
i/^wiWMr, “Very Saturday morning, at
/• 1(U . snore, every Tuesday morning, at
■f- fob CUaBLRSTON.
. s , us Btucox, Monday morning. Mb la-
r . -lock-
u ,r, every Wednesday, at» a. m.
i* r 'V |je every Saturday, at 7 o’dook a.
every Thursdvy at 1 o’clock.
>■' FOB BBUKSWICX.
J, ipiviil every I riday. at 8 a. m.
u „d Departure or Trains.
,.,nu DULY PiBSBROma nr TRAIN.
S l!L T „4 8 A. M
8 A.M
8:15 p. m
. 8 P. M
MWU8t» at
2, t
ai , tv „«■« e^RNORR Tail* 7 A M
* '“"'"“..‘It' ‘ .8:45 a. M.
•‘Suniit at :05 r. u.
,e reVIUHI PASSttSURB TILIlUI
-“iim a. u.
’’•‘“ v SIU iir i'A-«KNoaB train
Ik „ 6:40 p.m.
< * Mk .iii'".' 8:25 1-. U.
„ yuituata «-|j 1,'t ..I!.!"..!...... 6:30 A. M.
'’“tortfii” “ n<1 Gordon" train* connect with
down sight passenger train* at Gordon.
u0I .r UA1IHOAO—DAILI (Sundays ex
K cepted)
.tuvftiillftb 2 A * ***
|,! *• Ti»on*«®vill6at ...7:10P. m.
u, “ Lilian 6:00 A. M.
-Ml
U HIGH WAT8K.
At Tjbee 8 891At Port.
Shipping Intelligence.
POBT OF SAVANNAH.
anxmAT. Not. 24, I860.
Arri v«U.
8teamablp Virgo, Bulkley, New York—Banter A
Qammell.
Steamer Dictator, Cozetter, Obarleoton—L J GoU-
martln A Co.
Steamer Eliza Hanooz, Poet, Charleston—F M Mjt-
elL
Steamer Sylvan 8tan. Tucker, Palatka, Ac.-CUg
hora A rnnnlngham
Ship Charlotte, Spear, New York, 4M bales bay,
Wilder A FnUaitoa.
Bark Mary K Dyer. New York—Baatar A Qammell.
Pilot Boat Young America, Uriao. Beaton, to
master.
8chr Ben] Brown. Cromwell, :
coal—Chlpman A Chaptn.
Schr Jno uroker, Law, 78 tons kay—Wilder ft Ful-
larton.
Schr A Reeves, Miller, Charleston—Master.
Cleared.
Harden.
Steamship City ol
ardaun k Barnard.
Steamer Diotatoc,
Gntlmartln k Co.
Myrell.
and sundry pkgs mdse.
Obis and 34 boxes mdze.
sundry packages mdze.
ffloiuaaville t
Sivinuab at....
....0:10 r. u.
,riLb a ilKOTUKK, Newsdealers, 6ta-
MioUtellurs, Bull street (down stairs;
,„ M .Jiie, next to the Post Office, are au-
for the Daily News A IIcbald.
Wl th them will De promptly attended
Uayor’i Cowrl.
:rrt or four cases claimed the sttenlion of
- Major Anderson on Saturday morning.
Bailer, tbo negro who bad bseu ordered to be
r non-appearance to give testimony on Fri-
- : nv. was brought up. He said that he oould
,or from his work iu time. Ha was fined
jrs lor his negligence.
, ma u was charged with being drunk and
..,n the streets. He said that he was an ordi-
^-.nou a steamship, and that the captain re-
.,t him his money uud discharged him,
slnongbt ha would talk to him. He was fined
• ,ir. I Highly colored negro, and one of the
,u»«P brigade, was charged with throwing
■ htreeL The arresting offloer eubstan-
•i, and William tried to explain it away,
fined him three dollars.
stealing UhcIls.
-Mtror's Court yesterday morning, Edward
-1 , tvas brought np on the charge cf
-t Jutland stcalibg some ducks. A police
him ami found the ducka in a basket
appeared in court who identified the
property, and said the negro had jumped
■,,-d then went out by the git*. The negro
- t duekB as las own property, but that not
plausible, His Honor turned him over to
,3-jjdCs court, the plaintiff promising to pro-
Fasacagera.
of passengers per steamship Virgo, from Ne
York—T C Haw, 8 Duncan, Mrs O Boris, Wot
•rogue, LDMauville, a Hofuelmer, A T Terri
lias P Wnoley. Thos P McUenry, Miss Rudia Denis
Dates, N Uaeon, John H Abbott, John Farrell,
tteonger, J a Williams, Wtu J Walker, Dr T
Jenkins, A B tveeves, P Tiabler, L W Kervau 8
Robinson. A M St rung, A M Sperry,
ness. Miss M Burtcheall, Blwood Fuller, 1
L Smith, P Lawrence, B McGuire, John (
Foley, John Corby, A Coyle.
Per steamship Ban Jacinto, for New Yo
Fuller, H W Done, 8 C Colt, J W Kiblo. 1
ll u Merry, A C Bate*, G W Lyle, M C Ti
OUn, L btudtnaki, M Studtnakt.
Consignees.
City Court.
, —art met on Saturday morning, Judge Cbis-
• >;di g. There was but little business trans-
attlir petit jury was discharged until Friday
at grand jury will meetthla morning at ten
: Fiat.-John Sheppard, the famous Ameri-
k,r, will commence on Tuesday morning, at
the great feat of walking one hundred and
.scathe hours, without sleep or rest. It will
uihc Washington Billiard-room, comer of
cu Uruard streets, and the time will end
o’clock scurday night. His powers of en
quire great, anil, from hia reputation, we have
..it, will accomplish his purpose. Mr. Shep-
jcupiiear iu coxinme iu the streets to-day, ac-
;c-l by a baud of music.
of Fire.—About eleven o’clock yesterday
— the flic bells struck for fire in the First Dis-
~z: originated in the burniDg out of a foul china-
jt house of Miss Young, in State street, be-
.ierceru and Lincoln, which fortunately waa
cieJ with the aid of a few citizen's who bap-
x> a the vicinity. The engine companies were
ii'le ground in large numbers and ready for
- a nut it was not needed.
bses’s I’AitADF..—On Monday next, it being the
tut of the organization of the Germania Fire
x- Micro will be a parade to christen the new
t-iiiuc Jno. J. YVavcr, on which ocoaaion we
'.till the enlirewhite Fire Department will turn
fertile parade there will be a trial of engines,
:::= evening there will be a grand ball at 8t.
Hill.
tttcnoN.—In the publication of the proceedings
sut m our issue of Saturday, the following er-
_■> m section 2d of the new fire bil: the word,
ioissioners, which should read Fire Commla-
o Also, in the ordinance In relation lothelm
Lag of cattle, which should read—“the limits
h-vuicii horses, mules, cattle and goats shall nor
l-.' Ac.
or rue Scuoonkb Wm. GrumoaT.—On Satur-
•lonuug lfr. Bell sold at muotlon, In front of the
tasjr, the British schooner Wm. Gregory, which
account of the underwritars. The bid-
s *o not very spirited, and the vessel was finally
■fcliWn at $1,100. It was purchased by Oapt,
ilmcal Liiehatoee.—We have received from
Lull a Brother copies of Leslie’s and Har-
ibirated weeklies, and of the “ Old Guard,”
■Aatuc monthly magazine, edited by C. Cbanucey
ioe present number contains an excellent
Gen. A. P. HtlL
lS « Pii.1.1 Boat.—Tbs pilot boat Young America
'•1 here j eaterdsy from Boston. Sha waa brought
-iiiptain l ama, and la a fine-looking boat.
'Altfer a pleasure boat by a gentleman In Boa-
At used to liave the reputation of being one
' ’'It: :u that harbor.
■® 1uubp.au.—This vessel arrived yesterday
• --f. Irom Mow York on Thursday laaL They
j'l-tatupcr, and made the trip in silty hours,
hit indebted to Purser H. W. Williams for files
1 ' J tk paper, anil other favors.
l Yoar.—Tha steamship Virgo,
l i 'i irrived at her wharf Saturday morning, with
’height. Purser Isaas Seely remembered ua,
l'lecae accept our thanks for file* of New
^perx
.•haiar—The (lopular comedy of “Bverybody 1
‘ **11 be presented to-night, with an excellent
tveniug’s entertainment to conolutle with
''■‘-,’Uhle f lrreof ,, A gj,, jn the Dark.”
Metcalf s. Co, Patton & U
Harold SOD, T Nugent Jr. C A Platt, B Neufvillc
D Rogers, H Koseusteiu, V A Ryan & Co, Sloan
8 Sanderson A W, F W Sims k Co, Tison A G,
luckier, C Van Horn A Co, W M Walsh, S W Wngt
Churchill, S 8 Miller, 8 Merritt, J F Buckert, J
k F, Crane A G, Doyle A L, Bppsteln A R, A A
Co, Miller A Bro, J C Maker i£ Co, K Me Lea A Co,
platchcek, Pnilips A Mt-yer, Richardson ft B, W
A Son, A M Sterling, W 11 Wiltberger, J McMann.
C Denise, A J Corner, h H Pierce, J Lama, K B
lock A Co, Grff A Watkins.
Bradley H A Co, Biun ft M, C J Beatty, T Brown,
ft K, Brwin A H, K Ehrlich, M Feral ft Co, A ft
rreideoborg, P Tiscbler, u C Freeman, C Goez, C
t\ B Grifllm A Co, Holcombe ft Co, Hone A Q,
Hayon, u D Hawley, Malon 1F.DOC Heery, H
ton A W, F Kuck, W W Lincoln, Lathrop A I
L Nlxoa, K O Bryne, J Oliver, Utff A W, Pnillip*
M, T os Pepper, C D Rogers, Handell A Co, J
Mrs T Both well. F W cenor A Co, Sima A W,
Scnreiner A son, Sloan S ft -, G B Tl'den, Tyson
Whoa, January!
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Quartermaster.
Consignees per Cewtrwl R. R.
Nov. 24,1
i bales cotton, 2 bales yarn, 21 bags sic
as tobacco, 24 cars lumber and mdse to Wei
u'Myer ft Co, R Moldrim. P Skehan, Milieu
Pelot T ft W, Chlpman a O, W Lake, Einstein
Laagsdo f ft Co, Austio A K. James MorrUy .BAH
Intore, 8 J Joeejihe A Co, C Padelford, Wilder A
IB Ales, CKRAgt, Bryan H A Co, <
L’esl A D, Hunter A U, P W Sima A Co. 1
£St. Brigham H A Co, Starr A H. W H Staxk, C L
Colbv A CO. B U Hardee,L J Gullmartin A Co. W M
Tunno A Co, J Washbont A Co, Sloan 3 A 8, R
Habersham A Bon. Phillips AM.
Jzrlal Farley, Flora Mclver.
Arrivals at the Hotels.
PULASKI HDUSE-W. H. WiLTBRROaa
Mr* S Barber, Fla
Alfred Chisholm, Sav
H Hotter, D C
Sew York Market.
tfruni Mittray, Ferris A Co.’s Circular.)
New York, November 21, 188ft.
v^; -W e Lave to report an irregular cotton
■„' " r Gte weeii, closing firm, with a fair deaaand
v^uil",. and eiport, at a decline of l)4e. from
i.- 01 the 14th mat. We quote middling up-
Mobile, 36c.; New Orleans and
Receipts for tho week, 24,000 bales
. ■ jOi’ k, lt.530 bales. Racaipts since 1'
; Oilt.; stoce 1st Septemoer, 128,614 ball
' Lie is: sepu-mb. r, 87,104 bales.
»». 'u—Cotton dulL Sales, 8,000
J Ko c* bpland, 14(1.
i..’-bioaia—Are very dull. Crude turpontme
I'ttpply; wo unto salve of 48 hbls.. at
it . 't’tnts urpenitut—We note sales of only 780
u> • ,,c ' boon to 73the closing price Bo-
i v- Ver >'Plaited demand; common, i§®5
strained and No. 2. $8 60@6 76—
hv. 1 , No. 1 at n50(g,v60—e ilee. »,#*»bbl*.s
v,™,’*- *ohi at $lu 26. Tar .s easier; sales. 180
'a ff,,, 1 * and New Berne at $3 60, as it -ona; *»
v.4. 44ttiio, 83 8214; 78 bhls. Wilmington
6j iltr ' J Pitch *|r, order la J 4rd; stock, W00 bbls.
l ~ h ’" W| T. and very dull; sales, 178 tiers**
Chas L Qulllian. Char
J N A Griswold, Newport
j H Underwood, Boston
jno N Gilmore, Ga
J T Stone. do
H J strobar. do
Mr and Mrs Ak Happolet,
nr jV By the wood, Fla
F Danryeubttker, N J
G W Benton. Beaufort,
F M BlrJ, N Y
Jno Disk, N Y
H L Shultz, Ga,
A K Phllllpa. N Y
N H De Nyee, do
j H Anderson. Macon
Mis. J C Joiner, Ga,
O P Tinney. do
Dr B 11 Mendolpli A wire
Jno M R .binson, Va
B B ft Bobinson N Y
J B Wlalar, Balt
8 Hopbcltner, Bro hlyn
Dr T G Jenklni, Fla
W J Walker, NY
L W Kervan, do
MABSHALL HODI
W S Sim tine, Fla
Lewi* C Wylly, Ga
R Walker, Fla
Mrs Dyer, do
Miss Mason, do
M 8 Liteaner, N Y
T U Pitlllipson, An
J E Rogers, (is ,
J Shatter, Brooklyn
H L Cropett, N Y
Dr J B Fulton, Boston
Jus Armstrong, City
_ 1 ' tinge ton, |jiw
Hiritm Spalding, Maae
Walter bu.t, Mass
A Fnllarton, 8av
Mies Daulela, Ga
J W Burnell, do
Anthony Barnell, do
p M DeLeon, city
CB Stuart, Augusta
H *V Wllllama.
-A. B.LOCU.
''CKjfw p Dll
■1» dull, at 30®30Xc.
Hu “'Ppu.K, 51 lo.
'New raw., $23 28; prime, *20 8ft.
lours, very respectfully,
MunaaT, Fksjus A Co.
Mrs Menaf. Havana
HNOilin,
J Tnrnbnll A att, Fla
T B Jenkins A svt, do
G B Hack A son, A ft G K
Jno Coughlin.
J L Lockwood, Ball
j p 'resion, WlmlngtoB
W G Mattsws A lady. N Y
P P Flint, Boston
A T Ferrell, LI
gaml Duncan, Brooklyn
A K Reeve, da
Tbo* J McHenry, Fla
A A Stevenson, do
Mrs F L Stalling A * chil-
dnn, N O
Juo Powers, Maoon
N H Moors, Balt
Geo Darling. Boston
Soft
HATS,
11 ‘-tRaa varuty, from ordimamy to
V
fOR
ery
Sale at
Fine,
OOIiDZM
J H Sturdy, Maes
A J Ramsey. N Y
Thos C ane, do
G Marshall, do
D A Covert, N J
J W Hontoon,
E Emerson,
Mrs Tulford A Son
Mrs E A Terry,
W H Fug ark,
Wm L Humphrey!
A Cosgrove,
H A Hodge,
W W Peroonette, N Y
J C Galbraith, Balt
J OM, Augusta
GeoM Dean, CIK
Geo M Os' ’
S B Staples, do
I B F Bryan, Cba
IIS?"
0 Prtce ’ H1
SOKEVEN HOD8K—G. MoQINLT.
J 8 Barnard,
SMSMft
Clark Ooaky, Ga
Ijaa Cllatt,
A M Sparks, Darien,
ILL Elkina, do
*y«—
Tucker, FU
.* Holcombe, dty
teas a
Miscellaneous. V
Valuable Real Estate'
FOR SALE. ON
THE Urge unfinished House on Perry
S jvj
street, Chippewa Square.
Also. Trust Lots Nos. 25 -nd 2ft, Monterey Squire. |
Apply to [no20-lwlf] J. STODDARD.
FOWLER & WARD, TR
•7 Water street. New York, f
IMPOSTERS AND WHOLESALl: DEALERS IX
RICE. |
/CONSIGNMENTS solicited, on altich'liberal ad-
V van cements will be made. 0. K. FOWLER ol J
ne above firm, cau be seen at the Marshall IItm9u. . J
RIFEB TO 3x31
SAVANNAH NATIONAL BANK. ^
MERCHANTS’ NATIONAL BANK, of.New York -Jfc.
city. > noT-ltn* s.
For Rent or Sale. f°
Ara
mHE subscriber offers bis property in Effingham Slut
I county, fifteen miles from the city, for rent or ® n *
(tale. It consists of Two Plantations adjoining, 1Der
each containing one thousand acres. The land is very
fine. For particulars apply to him, on Jones street,
second door from Whitaker, or to George W. Wylly,
Esq., of the firm of Bell, Wylly & Christian.
uoM WM. H. WYLLY. A
mm — .
For Sale, ;
add
mHE small Light Draught SteuncrCOLUMBIA,
A now lymg In LamarN Cau il. For parucuiars,
Inquire at H0R4T1O PITCHER’S
Ship Cuandlery S'ore. ' ,
Foot o; l.iut-oiu vt-ei”, * nl
no20-20t Under the olaff.
Wanted, 2
* wit
4 TEACHER for the SAVANNAH CATHOLIC 1
A. FREE SCHOOL. No one need apply unless
ccuipetout to teach the classlm and the higher
branches of an English Education. Salaty, Twe.ve Ku
Hundred Dollais, for the scholastic year ot TEN
MONTHS.
Applications to tic forwarded to the Right Reverend
A Y U,HOT, Bishop oi savannah.
no21-6t JOHN A. POWER, Sec rot try.
LOST, ,
N TUESDAY night list, a POCKET BOOK, con- tj
KS ruining some money, and some notei and paper* J
valushli* only to the owner.
The finder may return the papoi* to the store ot
P. Solomon, opposite the Mai shall liousc and retain
the money. No questions asked. nov2l
Edwin E. Hertz & Co. i> e 1
50
QFFEll FOd SALE _
YARNS. r
SUGAR, X
RANGOON RICE,
FLOUR,
TOBACCO,
no24-3m DOME&T1CS, Ac.
Fine Bourbon and Rye Whiskies f\
1 GISS, BRANDIES, WISES, &(.,
1 tzrlTH a fine stock of
ff GUOi'ERIES, p
' at 176 Broughton street, for Bale by ”
novl4—tf P. SKEHAN.
Potatoes, Onions and Cabbages
j n BCEIV1NG, and lor sale by
’ P. CALLANAN A CO., S
* no21 tf Corner llaher-ftam and President sts.
■ Garden Lot for Lease. *
t mnE FINE OARDEN LOT, corner or Shad’s an-1
j Thunderbolt roads will be leased lor a term ol
% years. Apply at Tikis Office. -v'.M.f
i Hull’s Soap and Candles*
u nnn BOXES Extra F,.mlly and Pale.
E ZUU 160 gross Toilet Soap, all styles,
r 260 Boxes Mould C indies, sixets and eights.
8 For sale by KAN DELL ft CO.. -j>]
1- no3-lnt 201 ami 203 Bay street.
Wanted.
a,
9 ’ T>OARD WANTED by a Gentleman, for himself,
T 15 wife, child and servant, in a genteel private fain-
i» ny t where the comforts of a ht^me cau be enjoyed by r
•» paying for them. Address Post office llox 74U.
e oc9-tf uu
i: Bookstore for Sale.
L . an
u THIS subscriber, Ct>mpelled by iii health to retire
r * i from bu9incsf>, desiree to sell out his Hooks tun g
*» and Fixture?, touelher with a lease of three or lour vt
r Y««»‘>nu.ebuilding. T hOMA8 J. STALEY', „ f
d, no24-tf Corner Bull and State hi recta. u .i
®| m _ a 4.
w Regular Auction Sales *
h’ OF
c Horses, Mules, Cattle, Wagons, Buggies,
‘ CARRIAGES, Ac., n
A At the Veterinary Stables of R. W. CAMPBELL, on
C Bay street, between Jefferson and Montgomery »treets\
ll- wlU commence on WEDNESDAY”, Sept. 19th, atid
R ever, Wednesday thereafter. eepH-tf
I Sea Island Cotton PI ntations J
l H FOR SA.LE OR RENT.
SEVERAL large and prime Sea Isl.ntl
tin
[•!■ Cotton Plantations on Eawfiivkle Island,
amM
tg with dwellints and out hbildings. i,
M, Also, several Rice and Sea Island Cotton Planta- -
Yj tions on New River, near Savannah. Apply to jj
II no2 i-lwif J- STODDARD. ,
F, jy Charleston Newt please copy and send bill to n
B, thin office
1 ARROW TIES.
a FURTHER supply ol
A ARROW TIES
en- received and for sale by
no24-lw ANDREW LOW A CO.
2 Board Wanted,
5 L’OB ft Gentleman and hts two Danshters, Ip a
1W “ good private Boarding House, or ft Private Fam-
F U, price not ao much an object aa a pleasant and
’ C Td e d U rS'Kx' “ d 7?. 00d rO0m8 - no22 f
175,000 BRICKS.
— 75 000 ORBY BR,CK t ' t $16 '
’sii.OOO Hard Brown at 214.
60 000 Soft Brown at $12, for sale by
nn24 31 BRYAN, HARTRIDGB A CO. t
Hound Dog Lost 1
^^HITE, with black spots. A liberal reward will .
““ hepald for hia delivery if left with Captain R. F. AI
KEN, corner Drayton street and Bay Lane.
no24.3t l
"NEW RICE.!
vytj are offering New Rice In quantities to amt
W^urehasere. atloweri retes kRT R I DG 1I a co.
A CONSIGNMENT OF
Prime Rangoon Rice
FOB SALE LOW BY
rte ’ SORRELL BROTHERS.
CHEESE AND BUTTER
W n BOXES Extra Cream Cheese,
V nil 100boxes K. A R. State Dairy Cheese,
r 10t( taba ud flr g;„a choice Goshen Butter.
For sale by
bOa HILTON A HANDELL.
lo , 193 Bay afreet.
Permian Guano.
200
" ROBERT HABERSHAM ft BOSS.
Miscellaneous.
CHARLTON.
GREAT SHOW
aKD
PULASKI HOUSE.
BERNHARDT,
| OF BERLIN, PRUSSIA, PROFESSOR OF OPTICS,
LATE OF NEW YORK.
IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION.
{AUSTRALIAN CRYSTAL
j SINGLE AND DOUBLE VISION
SPECTACLES
| YHk OILY PERFECT LKS8 IN El-
IETBHCB.
I Superior to any other in use—constructed In accord
ance with the science and philosophy of nature in the
peculiar ftarm of a
Concavo-Convex Ellipsis.
<1 to tho Organ of Sight, and per-
be eye, affording altogether the best
w > the human vision ever invented,
fiy the Profeaaor of Optics and Spectacle
THE ADVANTAGES
1 Of these Spectacles over all others, are:
1st Tke esly trae Lews kanws, being
I perfectly free frau chrcwtadc light, so well known to
be the caoae of mjary to the triatun, and which makes
the change from Spectacles to Glasses of stror—
I peftfer, so often required, while both near and dial
I object* are aeen with equal facility through the *
PASSAGE RATS:
Cabin Passage, fas Steerage, $13
The new and fast sldewheel steamship
San Salvador*
ATKINS, Master,
will sail for the above port on her regular day,
laturday, Dee. 1, at 2 o’clock p. n
For freight or postage, having very superior ac
commodation., arpiy to B H UARDEEi
No 12 Stoddard's Range.
GARRISON A ALLEN,
No. S Bowling Greep, New York.
Shippers sending cotton lo the press moat see that
the bales are mm ked plainly on the edge. °*
THE GOLDEN CAR OF ORPHEUS,
CONTAINING
_■ k. worm with perfect ewae for
any length of time at otfe sitting, giving astonishing
I clearness of vision, particularly by candle or other ar
tificial light—comfort to the spectacle wearer hitherto
FOR NEW YORK
ATLANTIC COAST
!Mail Steamship Co.
81DEWHEEL LINE
DAN CASTELLO’S GREAT 8HOW.
Mr CHARLES PARKER,
, M-Whea the eyes ache or patin throwgk
the action of a bright Ught, such as is reflected from
I enow, suany wsslAar. white paper, and in reading,
writing or eewitig,or,vivid colored bodies, these lenses,
by softening the rave, effect a most agreeable sensation
and give great relief.
4th.—lw nil mervomi afMtioa. of the
eye causing dull aui startling pains in the eye-ball or
•Hi nr.nv lAMiAHi i tempi*, appearance of luminous and dark spots in the
,'embodimento^Griice atmSphwSTechlng or heling like sand in the eye. the
s embodimen t oi Grace I nerve, are quieted and soothed.
5tk Urusad by pec ol tar machinery,
„it up at great cost, malhqpiatically calculated ex-
I preealy for the manufacture ol this lens, so as to pro
ve™. .LiiiuaiisL. duce it with the true spherical accuracy, and iu focus
- ..T’ 1 I la at the exact centse. a point of vital importance, and
• at cac ' 1 entertainutenL and Int roduce the I wh j c ^ ^ possesses.
•CZAR.’’
Cl (tASSIAN STEED !
6th.—Proof of superiority over the old
kind of Spectacle*. They are need exclusively at all
the hospitals tor diseases of the eye; in Berlin. Prue
tt*, and elsewhere.
Testimeny of Recommendations
From Medical gentlemen, Professor* of the highest
Opthalmic in SiTiumdb, Ga., and in the Union.
Savannah, Ga., OcL 26,1866.
I have examined a great variety of Glasses manu
factured by-Professor M. Bernhardt, and in justice
to the Professor must say, that hia Glasses arc of a
superior quality, adapted to meet the wants of almost
every eye, where the vision is in any way imperfect.
The Professor selected for ma a pair of his Australian
Crystal Glasses which ate of a very superior quality
oiJiBDi .and workmanship, rendering vision very distinct,
Separate Mata for Colored \ »“*** “Y «>*=• •»«" ““£«]£ M.‘3T L
I fully concur with the above.
J. S. Sullivan, M. D.
Savannah. Ga., Oct. 26. 19C6.
We have examined the Lenses of Prof. Bbbnhabdt,
and consider them superior to any we have seen.
They are admirably adapted not ouly to improve the
imperfections of impaired Bight, but to relieve the
weariness of vision which constant study produces.
any of the Glasses are of new and ingenious coutriv-
_joe. We cordially reocaamend the Professor to *11
those who require scientific optical assistance,
JURIAH Hahruis. M. D.,
JaL. B. Brad, M. D.,
P. M. Eollock, M. D.,
j. T. McFarland, M. D„
Jambs J. Waking. M. D„
Wm. G. Bulloch, M. D.,
J. C. LrHARDY. m. n..
Bev. A. M. Wynn, Pastor Trinity Me
thodist Church.
Bev. S. Landrum, Pastor 8. C. Baptist
Church.
Bev. C. F. McRae, Rector SL John’s
Church.
Savannah, Ga., Oct. 27, 1866.
I have examined the Lenses of Professor M. Bern,
...in with greet satisfaction. He has furnished me
with a pair through which I am able to see with an
ease and distinctness far beyond any which I have
heretofore used. 1
With "T"’* ctmfldence I recommend him to those
etx^Hoh artiflciaLaid to their eyes.
Rev. I. S. K. AxaoN,
Pastor Indepenrl. Pres. Church,
Testimonials similar to the above may be seen at
Prof. Besrhabot’s office, from
Joseph H. Plunkett, Pastor of 8L Paul s, Ports-
moath, V*.
Hon. Jams* L. Ore, Governor of South Carolina..
Hon. Jonathan Worth, Governor of North Carolina.
Hon. A. G. Curtin, Governor of Pennsylvania.
Hon. O. P.’ Morton, Ex-Governor of Indiana.
Hen. H. A. Swift, Ex-Governor of Miuuesota.
Hon. Alex. Ramsey, Ex-Governor of Minnesota.
Hon. Richard Yates, Governor of Illinois.
H. Seymour, Ex-Govemor of New York.
R. E. Fenton, Qovernorof New York.
And other distinguished gentlemen.
Many years of public practice and study in the
hospitals iu Europe, adjusting spectacles to patients
under every aspect of defective vision, as well as ex-
tterience in -ijfiitciihive, long-established business in
out of the Honorable the City Court, of Savan-1 bis optical ston , lsith here and in Europe, Professor
FIREMEN’S BALL!
THIBTEESTH ANNIVERSARY BALL
OF THE
Germania Steam Fire Oo., No. 101
OF SAVANNAH, GEORGIA,
The new and very fast sailing steamship
FLAMBEAU,
Ctipt. Everson,
will take the place of the General Baines this week,
and Will positively leave on her regular day,
Thanday, Nov. ’49, mt' YtSO o’clock a. aa
For freight or passage, having new and splendidly
arranged accommodations, apply to
WILDER A KULLARTON,
8 Stoddard’s Upper Range,
no24 opposite the Post-office.
N B—N<> engaged berths secured after Tuesday,
27th, unless paid for.
FOR LIVERPOOL
THE first-class American Ship
ROCHESTER,
Captain Oiives,
is now ready to receive her cargo, a portion of which
is engaged, and being a vessel of small capacity, will
have quick dispatch.
For further freight engagements, apply to
no24-tf BRIGHAM, HOLST A CO.
TO BE OIVBN AT
ANDREW’S HALL,
MONDAY EVENING. DEC. 3D, 1866.
COMMITTEE:
P. J. MORIO, VAL. BASLER
J. FOX, B. BORCHERT.
P. STRAUSS.
F. J. RUCIIERT, Floor Manager.
TICKETS $3. Admitting Two to Supper.
i■23-d!! IhfiiTIlSAM
who may ne
City Sheriff’s Sale.
rTNDER aid by virtue or an attachment. Issued
it or the Honorable the City Court of Sevan-
i favor of James ll. Cook ve. Samuel L. Strong.
_ _ levied upon t he following property, to wit:
Two Mult’S, two setts of Harness and one Wagon.
And Itt.lhcr: by virtue of an order granted by the
Ion. IV. S clti-holm, Judge of said Court, date-
ctut*cr 22J, ISCti,
ill bo ore the Court House door. In the city
BebnAsdt c t,ciders it a sufficient-guarantee of his
ability to npp’v such glasses as are beat calculated for
tho assistance c-r recovery of imperieot sight.
Office Hours front VA.ll- Is 3 P.JL
PUI.ASKI HOUSE.
N. B.—Owing lo engagements elsewhere. Professor
Bernhardt will be able to remain here but a short
time only. ' odB—tt
! PERUVIAN fiBAXU SUBSTITUTE
L B Dunham, Or
Jee Martin. Macon
M B Garnett,
8 W Holiday,
G y Hunter, M T
H E Batch os, Kutaula
W B Gathwrigbt, K V
B J Wilson, city
Matter B Wilson, do
H R Wash borne,
W H Cole*. NY
L W Whitehurst, Fla
Wm Soott, TexfiR
Jacob Smith, do .
J H Beall, A * B
operty pointed out by the plaintiff.
Pun baser payitig for titles.
CHARLES J. WHIT*.
Is Slteritt city of Stvannah.
City Sheriff’s Sale.
J NDEK and by virtue ->f an atuchmenl, issued
out of tlic Hon orable the City Court of SaTtin-
4it, inTnvor of K D. Smythe A co vs. W. U. Wa ’
bate levied m«m the following property, to wit;
1 lot ■>! Liquors ill bottles,
i ,otof liar Fixture*,
1 lot of sundries,
itiidcd out to me as ih; property of said defendant
And f.mla-r : By virtue of an order, granted by I
iV. s. chi-holm, Jadgn ol said City Court, 1
u Chambers,” November 21, leC.t, I will sell |
-cmirt House door, ill the cdy of 8 ivant-sh.
Terms cash,
nod : -hl8
BAUGH’S
TEtASW BONE
jSupher-Phosphate of Lime
M ANUFACTURED under the formal* originated
in 1884, and patented by
The Richmond Eclectic, BAUGH & SONS.
ULAR.
EDITED BY
Rev. MOSES D. HOG3 and Rev. WM. BROWN.
3 FOUR DOLLARS a year in advance. Sln-
copies. Forty Cents.
The undersigned are Agents for the above Miga-
ESTILL Jt BROTHER,
Newsdealers.
MAGAZINES
vp December.
Gardening Land For Sale.
nnA ACRES, in 25 or 50 acre Lots, eituated on the
20(1 Loniavllle road, five miles from Savannah,
^.‘buckner.^
™ At Einstein, Eckman & Co.b shoe store.
SOLS PROPHINTOBS, AT THE
Delaware Uwer Chemical Works.
PHILADELPHIA, U. & A.
Thl9 old establlahed Manure is manufactured from
Bones that have not been burned or steamed, and It
contains all their original organic matter. It is ao
live in Ita operation, »nd is a fertilizer o great dura-
ttlllty. It does net exhanst the soil like Peruvian
Guano, baton t be contrary permanently improves it
Previous to 18ftl It was Introduced into the South
ern States to conaiderahle extent, and again In 1965,
| where It has been used with remarkable success
upon
-4XJTTON, CORN, TOBACCO AND ALL CROPS.
, A trial will convince any planter of its merits.
Pamphlets containing wen known Southern evidence
| tnrnlsbed upon application to New York or Pbiladel-
Dhia Offieew
rw Bold by dealers Id ah the principal cities and
town* throughout the United States and the British
| provinces.
BAUGH & SONS,
SOLB MANUFACTURERS,
| —no. 30 tenth Delaware Avenar,
pntt.Anai.pniA
BAUGH. BROTHERS A CO.,
-General Wholesale Agents,
181 Pearl street, New York.
/Or sale by
El HARDEE4CO,
Btodrinrff’s Rmmge, Savaaaah.
■nil
F. BROWN,
Jeweler and Watchmaker.
rpinp ENORMOUS and ralnous rents now asked for
I eligible stores has Induced the subscriber to remove
retry and watchmaking burine* to Broughton
over Cullen's Crockery fttore, next to Wfild-
I burg’s lew store, where he ll prepared to hell Jewel-
Shipping.
tlUOc.Vl
Shipping.
MPIRE LINE FORNEW YORK. For Baltimore.
The new and elegant atcamslup
Noi*tli [Point,
Captain B.llcps,
Will sail for Baltimore on
Friday, Nov. 30, at — o’clock — m.
For freight or passage, having good accoromo-
datione, apply to
WEST A DANIELS,
uoM Joues’ Block.
Murray’s Line
no28
NEW
YORK.
ntalm Passage, $86 .Steerage, $13
The grat-claw, new steamship
VIRGO,
E. M. BULKLKY, Commander,
Will sail on her regular day,
Tuesday, Nov. 37, at 11 o’clock n. m.
For freight or paasage. having *nperior accommo
dations, apply to HUNTER A GAMMELL,
no24 S4 Bay street.
FUR NEW YORK.
Thu Steamship
JAMES S. GREEN,
Captain Fairchild,
will sail on
Thursday. November 39th.
For fre.ght.ng^toenta. app^to^ ^ ^
Philadelphia and Southern
Mail Steamship Co.
Far Philadelphia.
For Liverpool.
r-. The first-class ship
AMERICA,
Captain J. H. Mobtiuek,
will have dispatch for the above port.
For freight engagements apply to
no 16-2w T. R ft J. G- MILLS.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
THE fliet-class .hip
JOHN PATTEN,
Capt. E. W. Bill,
having part of her cargo engaged, will have dispatch
as above. For balance of cargo apply to -
nol6-12t CRANE ft GRAYBILL. Agents.
For Palatka, Fla.,
VIA 8T. SIMON’S ISLAND, BRUNSWICK,
ST. MARY’S. FERNAND1NA, MAY-
PORT MILLS, JACKSONVILLE AND
PICOLATA.
THE
KATE,
Capt. Lockwood,
will leave as above from Chari,-ston Wharf, foot of
West Eroad street, nu every THURSDAY’ MORN
ING, at 10 o’clock. .
This Boat is In perfect order, and has superior
state room accommodations for Passtmgers.
Freight received at all .lines and stored in ware
house on wharf, free of expense.
Transportation charges on goods paid promptly.
For freight or passage apply to
r M. MiKKLL,
no2-tf Charleston Wharf.
The first class steamship
Tonawanda,
JENNINGS, Commander,
Will nil for the above port on
Buturday, Dee. 1, at — o’clock — m.
For freight or passage, having snperior accommo
dations, apply to
no24 nUNTKR A GAMMELL.
Savannah Tow Boat Company.
QFFICE AT
|H, J. DICKERSON,
No. 1 Harris’ Building.
FOE CHARLESTON.
VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT.
CROTON,
Capt. B. W. Tilton,
Will iPave for Charleston and intermediate place
every THURSDAY AFTERNOON, nt 1 o’c ock I. M„
from Clugtiol n A Cunningham’s Wharf.
For freight or passage, apply to the Cnpt.ilr. on
boartl or to T. B. MARSHALL A BRO..
nolj.tf Agen’s.
For Charleston, S. C»
The new steamer
DIC T A TOE,,
(1,000 Tone,)
Captain L. M. COXETTER,
Will resume her regular trips as above, commencing
Wednesday, 34th lust., at 9 o’clock a, at
For freight or paasage applynn board, or to
oc22-tf
For Charleston.
VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT.
THE SPLENDID STEAM PACKET
EMILIE,
W. F. ADAIR, Commander,
will leave regularly for the above places, from the
Wharf, at foot of West Broad street, every Saturday
morning at 7 o’clock.
For Freight or Passage apply on board, or t"
S. M. LA'FFITEAU. Agent,
nov7—1m 192 Bay street.
. FOR PALATKI. FLA.,
VIA FERN AN DINA, JACKSONVILLE,
AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LAND
INGS ON THE ST. JOHN S RIVER.
The new steamer
DICTATOR,
1(1,000 Ton9.)
Captain L. M. COXETTER.
Having nndergone thorongli repairs, win resume
her tegular rouie, as above, leaving Savannah
Every Saturday, at 3 o’clock p. to
R>r freight or passage, having splendid accommo
dations, apply on board, or to
V L. J. GUILMARTIN A CO.,
oc22-tf 148 Bay street.
LEA & PEUKIJSTS
CELEBRATED
.WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
T «_,4 Wore the Court House door, in
ALSO,
Our m-ual supply of New Ydrk Weeklies and j
lailiea.
no22 ESTILL A BROTHER.
NEW BOOKS
RECEIVED BY
MARY DERWENT, by Mrs. Ann Stephens.
THE BIQLOW PAPERS, Second Series.
ROUND HEARTS AND OTHER TALES, by the | ry.JWetchas aod all other goods in hi* line at greatly
author of Rntled<e. 1 raftweed prize*, and lower than any other eztabliah-
LAUS VENERIS, and other Poems. h dt
MOBK OF 1
ALBERT NYASZA’S QRBAT BASIN OF THS
NILE, by Samuel W. Baker. noM
Bennett, Van Pelt &Ca.
100 1VATER STREET,
NEW YORK CITY,
COMMISSION MERCHAHTSI
For the sale of
cotton, naval STORES, j Q Mara | CpmffMtsios Msrchants.
AC., &C., &C. pi—i aftaayftijffi* °R con sign mepts.
n^.ionmente solicited, on which liberal cash fid- Solo* mod* Mwaanah on Saw York at U*m-
va'nceswIlT be made. E.peclal attonMon given to alt j pool.and but one commlaslon charged. no!4
PRONOUNCED B Y
eiiRoissuis
TO B£ THE
Only Good Sauce
and applicable to
■▼cry Variety
OF
DISH.
Hia stock embraces _
r Waatkea,
_ ■ and Jewel* of >11 kinds.
Silver sod Silver Plated Ware,
Clocks, Bnchea, etc- etc.
I A. HARDEE t CO..
COTTON FACTORS
AMD
orderTfor'llie”purchase of Gen,-a. Merehmffih. In .
New Yo L k.. T „„— ^ sea* ^ curk, jom • I and Scotch Whiskies,
c° ,or T" I ^
A Bro., Savannah
York.
[no»7—eodAtrl-wUa
aml4-tf
EXTRACT
of a Letter from a
Marncai. Crktlr-
H4R at MAURA3,
to his Brother at
WoitCESTzn, May,
18ol:
Tell Lea A Pbr-
biss that their
»AUCKii highly es
teemed in India,
apd 1*. In my opin-
lon, the most pala-
ultleaswellas the
most whole!
Sauce that is made.
The success of this most delicious and unrivaled
condiment having caused many unprincipled dealers
ta apply the name to spurious compounds, the .Pub
lic la respectfully and earnestly requested to see
that the names of Lea A Perrins are upon the
Wrapper. Label, Stopper and Bottle.
Manufactured by
LEA St PERRINS, Worcester.
JOHN DUNCAN’S SONS, Agents,
AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES,
ocao-codlylf Nbw YORE
OLD SEMI-WEEKLY LINE.
Leave every Tuesday and Saturday.
For Palatka, E. Fla.,
TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA
RYS, FJSHNANDINA, JACKSON
VILLE AND PICOLATA.
The new and elesant steam packei s.
LIZZIE BAKER,
Capt. N. KING, and
SYLVAN SHORE,
Capt. JAMES TUCKER.
having be/h specially fitted np for this route with
unonrimssed accommodations, will leave regularly
for the above place*, the Sylvan Shore every TUES
DAY MORNING, and the Lizzie Baker every SATUR
DAY MORNING, at ten o’clock.
Returning, will leave Jacksonville cveiy Tuesday
and Friday, arriving at Savannah every Wednesday
and Saturday mornings, in time to connect with the
New York steamer*.
For freight or Paasage apply at the office on Florida
wharf, or to
CLAGHOKN A CUNNINGHAM,
Agent*.
N. B.—All freight payable by shipper*. jy!6-tf
REMOVAL.
W M • J. M’LAUCHLIN
DEALER IN
"Wall Paper
AND
Window Shades,
Has Removed ta the First Floor
OYER HILLSMAN’8 DRUG STORE,
R A large oaortarent Of Wall Paper, Window;Shades,
It Cornices, Curtain Lands, Picture Frame*, Gilt
Moaldiegs, Ac., Ac., always on hmd.
ORDERS FOB
HOUSE. SIGN AND DECORATIVE
FAINTING
ATTE.VDEn TO.
WANTED,
month, everywhere, mate «wWou. « Ve^Uatek
AtaKo sell the Genuine Oftm”"®?*"**
yearn. Address
uolO-lmdftw
SBCOMB A CO.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Cbbie Murphy.
Chas. CL4.br
murphy s.
HOUSE, SIGN. SHIP AND STEi
painteSs. i„
G ILDING, Graining. Marbling, and Glazing. Sign*
of every description furnished and painted at
short notioe.
All orders left at our
and faithful attention.
Market. Stalls.
CITY MARSHAL’S HALE.
4
the Ordinance of the City of Savannah,
_ and under direction of the Chairman or the
Market Committee. I win sell on WEDNESDAY, De-
cemoer at*, at M o'clock a. m., at the Market, the
Beet Small Meat, Vegetable, Coffee and Bread
U7*
In no Imtaace vrill the "old of a person be re-
iteed who la not a Batcher, or Vender of Mean,
THOMAS 8. WAYNE.
City Ma-Bhal.
House for Sale or Rent.
^ BRICK HOUSE on Taylor, three doois eart of
Barnard afreet. Apply to
aoW BELL, WYLLY A 0BHI8T1AN.
SUNNY CLOTH!
ay Bagglag for sale by
WEST A DANIELS,