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t mm Leo. Tuesday, I)ec..4, at - o'clock. hipSiin Salvador, on Saturday, December S. Green, Thureday, November o’cinck — ®- l COO jD .p fiumbe in, Tliursday, November 2#, if i-fxtP- w * »* ron BALTIMOBB. NortU Point, 04 Friday, XotMb4ri| - 1 ' .tk — in. f03 PHILADELPHIA. Ji;i lp Tuaawanda, Saturday. Be©**!^!**! FOR FLORIDi. Kite, every Titareday moraine at 9 o’clock f-"* t Dictator, every Saturday, at 3 p. m. : ' lj ,_ r i,uile UAker, ever, Saturday mottling, at Sylvan shore, evoryTaatflaj mgtpj«.*t .-•ct. I r t l roaciianstvs.! , j jici Pilot Hoy, ever, Wednesday and Saturday litr giiza H incox, every Monday and FHd*y A v»w g ig i r Dictator, every Wedneiiay, al r Erailie. every Saturday, at 7 o’clock oroton, every Tlturafisy at 11 o’clock. ■ ‘ FOR BKL’NBtVICk. —‘‘t *•’• --- Port Boyal every Friday, at 3 p. jb. I’" FOR daRIKi*. •• lo'-r H. "■ C 001 ’ Friday morning, November • o'clock. . ri «*«■< «*■ <r- riatament.nl *sto track him with a *'■ rsy, „ : ^ a iar wet-ting of Council via l&tf last night. ._Hw Honor K. C. Anderson, Mayor, and Al- l\:lbIonga. Brigham, A. N. Miller, C. C. Mil- * fl'J. Hunter, Waring, \TaOe, Burroughs, Wyliy ,!!•.*«'• Tfllnutcs of the Inst regular and special meet* [ffC rtaH and confirmed. \ t ^uiuiiued on Finance, to whom was referred .■utioacfD. Finnegan, asking more eompenac- , overseer of the chain gang, reported adverse- r .., or * received and adopted. K;re Committee reportod in favor of the petitions jjalcer and Mary Bran nan asking the privilege vi.ring wooden buildings. Adopted. •wmittee, to whom was refen-ed the ap > of the Metropolitan Fire Company asking for .^nation, reported that in view of the change v-iJ soon he necessary in the Fire Department tided that one hundred dollars be ap- jfced ftr the present. i uimitteft on Public Sales, to whom was re* v-:ic petition of D. 8. Brown asking for a refer- , :LMas«£iisment back to the assessors, reported ^•y. Import adopted. t^rwas presented from Gen. Boggs,’ to whom rffiTed the reports of the committee on plow for A «iway the bar at the entrance to the river. In aid it was inadvisable to meddle with the g-jtte obstructions to the regular water way of ,-cael were removed, jt-vpii t was received, ordered placed on the •&-ml a vote of thanks tendered to General wort of Hon. E. C. Anderson and Mr. Jos. C. t :r. Ik-committee to purchase a dredging ma- w-is read. The report was received and ordered id upon the minutes. / -limince was read a first time requiring batch- bond to comply with all ordinances bf id State laws in reference to the butchering It was read a second time and passed, ice to amend the ordinances of the city aud alterations of pavements and p&wis read a first time. • -iijuiiee to prescribe the manner of cleaning and lanes, and providing for the letting [it* scavenger department to the highest bidder, siiarat time. K fpg»sts, ami to remove those now erected, w*3 b: lit? passage, and after much discussion and «ia-n !ments whs recommitted. 1: :o!ia: >•£ provldiug tor the buildiug of cess* acdnultii in the city was put upon its ‘second aiimd elicited much discussion, which the hx.sU’eof uar columns preclude us from giving. Ll’.-l ;t was recommitted for alteration, pi prescribing the boundaries for the running |r.:1 cattle was put on second reading, an^fcfter L: passion was rejected, bnt two votes Demg in b&aittc. I.rdiofa bill to bo presented to the Legislature ptn the collection of taxes on real estate was nformation. aimicauon from Messrs. A. Flynn & Co., Situ: their city license be reduced and that they : nquirtd to pay two policemen, waa received tarred to the Mayor. •.•-Esacicatioa from Wolf Tone Circle of the Fe- '^erhood, asking the use of a room in the i:. ns received and referred to the Commit- S2iic buildings, applications for privilege to repair wooden t “ were received and referred to the Fire Com- |iU5jmcation from several citizens, asking for - o: a pump on the eastern side of Calhoun ftcito enclose the square, was received and the Committee on Pumps, titranceof sundry citizens sgainst the erec- : uudry at the corner of Liberty and Ban sets was received and referred to the Fire at ion was received from the Germania I'-Aty, tendering the use of the steamer re used by them, spfi asking aid to build a : reception. Referred to the Fire Commit- .Millar offered a resolution tbafcihe City J- j- requested to draw a bill to be presented * in regard to party walls. Adopted. ^aWarip.g offered a resolution that a com- ive be appointed to confer with ths officer# it'i. It. R. Company in regard to what aid J *&? required. Adopted. Aldermen Waring; Wads, Ford and Hunter were appointed •^ittce. k '- - A N. Miller offered a resolution that the ^ Public Buildings bo directed to have -m iu the Exchauge put in butter condi- iLocoupk-d rooms rented out. Agreed to. faring moved the appointment of a com- -ree to i-iimiiie and determine the width f " -'t road from Reynolds street to Rand^ph • Aldermen Waring, A. N Miller and e rp*'lnte.l *aid committee. -•atory of the intentiou of the .stay law l^iau afterwards recommended by Council. ! ' J, ‘ received and accepted from Ger- xpauy to attends baU on Monday even- • *re Company snbml!»*'.d th; names of W. Jaa. J. McKe*izii.’ as the first two officers *4i£T. Referred to Fire Committee. ft urn the Firs Committee, read a iu reference to the building at the Broad and Lincoln streets, which entirely rebuilt, contrary to Fire Ordi- mot ■ O. AnrtAll,, Th* Ant one oalkd was that of ». Bobhiaa. which in the street!. H. aaid he ha-lbe«i op town and had taken kwodtinka, and. waa tiring t, aaako blown, - hi* ehlp, when tlx Uquor got into blalegaand mad. B±m °* a,t a wagon to tike the man to the batTkcka. He waa UnadAiedol- lars. * -wtMBcrr. v . . Weleh, _of 'Which art spoke in ***•• I^ikofAar. wakbrawjht before HU Honor, Mayor Anderson, and ths prisoner was chsrged in mfcrttflftentcfeinto, Baingdrank and disorderly in the streets, striking a police officer, ths uniform of an officer, and being very disorderly in th# ofe t TTiX*.10 BIAtVort... ..T.„.f^2To The arresting officer said that he was called upon by a child toarreat the man, whom he found abusing thechild’a .mother. He found the defendant throw ing hvidcs at the woman, and when he went near him the prisoner threw a brick at him, which took effect on his forehead. A negro who had aaaieted in the arrest detailed the whole matter, and said the offloer had requested him to aid him. His Honor remarked that he waa per fectly right in aiding the officer, it being the duty of all good citteeus to aid the officers when requested to do no. Tie defendant waa then fined fifty dollars for dis orderly conduct and tearing the officer's uniform. For striking and abasing the officer he waa tamed over to ths County Couit, the city to prosecute the case, was taken to Justice Staley, who committed him to answer. fheatre. An excellent bill is offered to-night, when the popu lar comodyof-'E/erybody’sFriend" and thelaugheb'e extravaganza of —Jenny Lind,— two of the most sue- cessfnl pieces, in which the entire strength of the com pany Is comprised, will be performed. The comedy is repeated bv particular request Tho entertainment la worthy of a full house. As Impobtast Sale.—Wo direct attention to the advertisement, in another column, ol Mr. C. B. King, headed admin Utrator’s sale, announcing that he will sell on Tuesday next in Darien, at .tuiction, valuable wharf lota, a plantation and lands, being the property ofsuestete and sold for division among the heirs. As the lends to bo sold are as valuable as any in Southern Georgia, this will be e fine opportunity for investment by those who arc desirous of purchasing this species of property. Wo understand a steamer will leave this city this morning for Darien. From CuanutsTOK.—The steamer Croton, Captain Tilton, arrived here yesterday morning from Charles* ton, with a large list of paeeeogera end a fall freight. Purser G. W. Crane has onr thanks for files of Char leston paper, in advance of the mall, and for other fa vors. Trial of the New Steam Fire Engine.—A trisl of the powers of the steamer Jno. J. Waver was had yes terday afternoon, which proved very satisfactory.— Through one hundred foet of hose she throws die* tance of two hundred and five feet. Fink Northern apples.—Oar next door neighbors, prevent the erection of awning | p arge £ Thomas, have fust received and have for a de a supply of Northern apples. They hare our thanks for a sample basket, containing several choice varieties. From New Tore.—The steamship San Salvador, Capt Atkins, arrived here yesterday morning. Pur ser Cambridge has our thanks for frivora. Thebe is no excuse fay those who drag their weary and disordered bodies Into our company, when a few dose, of AVer's Sarsaparilla would cleanse their murky blood end restore their health and vigor. Ye muddy victims of bilious disease, have tome regard for your neighbors, if not for yourselves. no28-l w I . i *•* T -biGuga moved that the matter be re- j ‘-’Fbe Ojiuwittee, to report at next meet- sundry accounts, Council adjourned, * Bxhnhardt Consents to Britain two ’“--At tho earnest entreaty and urgent lt * - “ony fr.onds and thepubdc in general, . r ~ * a ut has deferred hlajdeparture until ^M-embcr 30th. W« are very happy r aci o: announcing this to the public, as t. our has been fraught wltn much t --atuunit,. and wo feel confident Ills i. •* ‘be equally as beneficial. ThePro- L^ lj * asare tile public that Ida engage- L ■’ P’eclude the possibility of bla re- I ■'' hau two days longer. I , ‘‘ lat ItAtLKOAD Depot.—Jerry Miller |t . lw <> negroes, were before Hie Honor, I, !l ”d*y morning, on the charge of figbk* It.- ' L< A police olllcor, on duty at'the de- I. ^ 1 *'j were In tho habit of tiring bad lart- k. and on 'his occasion they were l v ;- M '0,e baggage. One of them was driver l. .; ,l °ttbe ."•.th-, ike, ''■‘Cilho’i 8 ^er oi.e had no business. His 10 fcac b five dollars or fifteen days oo [M •uii Price, a nearo, was arraigned * * ; -trk r * >Iay ° r Anden,on . on the ebargro# t et in front of a store oa Bryan Otte o said he watched the , Cendant, and when he picked up H^rrr rur8Ued bim * The storekeeper r**™ ny ' aUd wheQ BStca to prosecute ler,lic iIa yor would punish. Hi* I Prisoner c Coon lifi, C, lhe connsol for the libellant. The A~, Dsstd bj Henry WiUisma, Esq., not — pri ' w 'n -nr report. ** Treasurer of the Widows’ r over to the County Court. 1 °or report of the Lampedo libel l *rug [”>tj j "mcere thanks to the gentlemen of tie City Court, M. A. Minis, ‘^hxtioaof three dullara- ^ tlto W *0«0^*d ' * T ® oin *> osnsed by y of a foundry in Yamactaw. FLORIDA PROPERTY For Sale. A. SPLENDID RESIDENCE. ALSO, A LARGE TRACT OP VALUA BLE LANDS. TTNDER and by virtue of « decree of the Hon. J. U Wayl,a Baker, Judge of the Middle Circnit or Florida, 1 will offer for sale on MONDAY, the 17th of December, before the Court House door, in the town of Quincy, Gadsden Confitf, Florida, at public out cry, to the highest bidder, a very desirable dwelling house and lot located In said town. S .id dwelling contains nine elegantly finished rooms, and is fur nished with gas fixtures—closets and bath rooms conveniently arranged. Said lot has on It ail necre sary out houses, consisting of a kitchen, storehouse, servants’ houses, carriage house and stable in good repair. Adjoining said lot, which comprises two seres, are nine acres o. land, which will be sold there- wffth. aibo, at tbe same time an! plate, a Plantation con taining twepty-clgbt hundred acres of good cotton 1 tnd, well improved, lying and being ip the county and State aforesaid, about eight miles east of Quincy, known as tbe "Gloson P,ace.” and described as tbe south naif deetfon 2v, Hectlon 32, the southeast quar ter, the east half of ahnthwest Quarter, and the south west quarter or southwest quarter of Section 33. the west half and the southwest quarter of Section 34, in T 8 0, north and west, the northeaet quarter or southwest quarter of Section 8, the north half of section 4, the north half, tbe southwest quarter, and the west half of southeast quarter of Section o, the northwest quarter of Section s, the east half of north east qoaiter of hectlon 7, the southeast quarter and the e»et half of northeast quarter of Section 6, in T. 2 B. 2 W. Said lands sold as tbe property ot the es tate or Harriet B. bann. deceased, and will be divid ed, ir desired, into lots to salt purcliftssrs. Terms—One.third of purchase money cash; tbe balance paysble on the first day oi January, 18SS; nous drawing eight per cent. Interest from date, se cured by mortgage on the land sold. u J WILLIAM U. GIBSON. no21-2uwtds . Administrator. PORT <>K SAVANNAH. W*D!TOiTaY, ! nW. 28, 1S83. Arrived. a!1 H «eamship San Salvador, Atkins. New York-B H- ^jb^jswOroton, Tilton, Charleston, etc—T B Msi- Q »»WCTDlrtM 0 r, Coxctter, Jacksonville, Ac-i£ K,ns ’ ****«• etc—ciag- ^Wromer Port Boyai, Howland, Brunswick—il A alL t **“ er Hlncox ' Po * ! » Cbaqlestou-F; [yreU ,Bt:r ^ ate ' Tockwood, Charleston, Ac—F M u ^ a r r Two 2°*+ Garnett, Anguata—Brwin A ri^^*\" k re w ‘ r Vb? ecchee ' ,,lno fca9hel9 rout “ la^-J^Kn °*° ree ’ Anfn * ann ' N ew York, ilt bal- TSAJ 2.IT FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY nc . Alondaw December 3d Dan 1 Gastefk^s .2U3TTH&5S7AK0I trained wild animals Cleared. » V Tavlor ' Darien—It a Cohen. ^Steamer Sylph, Springer, at Auguatutc—EM il FI?* 0 ’ K i w Yulk ~V L Coiby & Co. SJ? liKImwy A Co, Schr Jno Crbker, Lane, Da Jen, m ’utTmgl—MreUil £f“‘i bchr Abbie B, Feiguon. Ogeechee-M^-r ^ !lnr y«. . . inently seen and admired, F MIMING a Model and Moral Exhibition, took out tor the Croud Procession. Knights in Heal Armor, todies ln kfi gsl Itobes, Queen’s Carriage of State, The Mountud Inures, The Cornet Band, Gold- on cfMTffw; Borses Footes and Mules, will be prom- Keceipu. Per steamer Dictator, from JacksonviPe, ko-3S bales cotton, 1 do wool, 11 pkgs mdse. ' *' > ’ Per stesmer Croton, fromCltarleston, Ac—4‘i bait, sea island cotton, to bbla muae. Per steamer Lliz,e taker, from Palatks, Jc—32 boles rea island rottou, 90 do upland do. Per steamer Port Koytd, from Brunswlek-3 btdes cotton, bides, and mdye. Per steamer Two Bojs, from Auguaia—150 bak’N cotton, U b tgs ground nuts, and radan. exports. Per bark Dlrigo, for New York—2a2,uoo it lumbe -. Per fcxrk Andes, for Boston—ISO.eoo ft lumber. PtthSeugtu ler lungs, Bryan, H A Co, W H Burroughs. Per steamship San Salvador, from Yen* York—J W Asderson A Sons, Austin A L, A A G K, W K B .ggst T H Bolsitaw, llrudy A kf, K Bat Tore, P H Helm, a A Barron, B .use 4k B, Bryan, 11 A Co, Blon A M, U S Hltallfnrt IV U Pnn«n..ke T»„l I nr a. ww L . ta Notice. OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE, 1 Savannah, Gs.< Nov. 28,18B6. j S EALED PROPOSALS will be received until the 5th of December by tbe Chief of Police for the making up of 110 suits of uniform for the CBy Police, to be delivered by the 1st of February. 1KT, with the exception of the overcoats, which must be delivered by the 1st of Jsnusry. Uniform as follows: OVERCOAT. Of gray doth, according to pattern in this office: stand-up collar; double brelated; cape to reach down to the cull of the coat when the arm la extended, and to button all the way np; buttons. State of Georgia. Both coat and cape to be lined with blue flannel. COAT FOB OFFICERS. 10 Coats, double-breasted frock, grey doth, the skirt to extend trom two-thtrds to three-fourths of the dis tance from the top of the hip to tho bend of the kse* with eight buttons in each row on the freest. Four buttons behind and three oo each sleeve. Buttons, State of Georgia. Small robing collar. COAT FOB PRIVATES. trout at the bottom, and slope thence up and back ward at an angle or thirty degree* on each side; po«i- *Ub.J.i fokL of the skirts and in*H> 1«« brm£ with four buttons on the beck of the cost, and three email buttons on each sleeve. TB0WSEB3 to be made of grey doth with sdsrk blue welt let into the outer seam, one-eighth of *n Inch In diameter. The officers’ Trowsers to be relnforaed. HAT. Black felt Hat, according to pattern In this office, ^h?l5SSJrWS^fob. stronglym-«. ■IjSSSSaMM rotation to the above work are referred to the Chief of PoUce, and wit., aa saasignsrjft'sassaa “•ssaasg - “ uovSTw Chlrl of Polwe. Florida Granges, Lemons and SYRUP. MUSTrtteivefrsndfor sale by "nojg-tt t J- atJ IL,,A,,T,llI Hoys§ ftc ^aJe or Rent » at HOUSE on Taylor, three doors esst of liarnard street Apply to uotfi FELL. WYLLT * 0HHMT1AN._ JiasasMSto.'. Manafaeter WArRl's Far snd KxhTbltion'of”the Indnstrj of »U NnUodk ‘Thta well knows e*tab«»bm«nt ta noW --— by F. 0. LIGHT* and LOUIS EktNST. nt ths ow stand: 4*t Broome street. Between Oroebyneamm New York City. JJ**!* 00 Co, Dewitt A M, T J Dunbar A Co, Doyle A I., itun- cau A J, M Doyle A Co, Brwin <t U, B &hrltcli, Esttli ABro, GC Freeman, J Q Felipe, M Flizgeral.l, A A L F, Unlliuartin A Co, G w Garmany, u fc s, Guerard A F, C L Gilbert, A Gomni, S Gouoall, Giilitu A Co, Uolcoutbe A Co, Hess a u. Ueidt A L, Hilton i It, a S Hartriilge, Jobuaton, W A Oo, F Knox, E >i Kiriin, Lovell A L, W W Llucjlu, Linvllle A <), S YI Ltderir, J Lippman, J L .avy a Co. Lutbrop A co, U Laura m- Lippman A Bro, J Lama, F M My i ell, S S Miller, M b Meyer, E F MetcaUe, A J Miller, J A Mayer, Miller A Bros, K MeL A Co, McMahon A Co, Mercer A A, G T Nickolls, R Molini, Nat Ex, E O’Byri e A Son, Purse A T, J Oliver, Patton A Sou, T Pepper, K Padelionl, J A hoberts. KRobinson, HG Ruwe, J Ryau, PKeiby, A Kescber, 0 D Rogers, Sloan, S A S, Situs A Co, E r Sterne A Bros, H suiter, R VV Solomons A Co, San- derstm * W, ecrantou, 8 * Co, J c Siliremer A son. Sorrell Bros, Te-ou A G. T M Turner, C vv Tbotupaon, B H TStem, UnckUs A Son, B F Ulmer, J 1, Villalou- ga, E 11 Van New, Van Newton A W, \\ ee-l A c, i; c Wade A Co, Wllluuua A Sun, Wilcox A Co, W M Watab, TH Williams, W H fViltbeigrr. Watrend Bro, T H Willingham, J J West. J 1- Whitman, A Wilbur. Per steamer Pott Royal, from Btu.iswi.k—11 A Ha:dee, J Einstein. Per steamer Kate, from Charleston -Erwin A II, S 1 VV Mason, H S Haines, | Per aleamtr Two Boys, from Augusta—E O Wade A Co, P H Behn, 8 i Josephs A Co. Phillips A M. L J Guilmerllu A Co, A Dutenhoffer A Co, A 8 Hart ridge, N A Hardee Mercer A A, J L Yillalojga, F M »< y- reb, and order. Rcceijiu per Atlantic At OuifK.it. Nov. 28, 18C6. 95 bale* cotton, 34 bbls ter, and mdse, to Sioan, 8 A 8, Heon A G, F W Sims A Co, L J Gumnaruu A. Co. J Boothe A Co, E S Nixon, and others. THE GOLDEN CAR OF ORPHEUS, PONTaPriWo ECKHART’S SILVER CORNET BAND, A StreH Parade! Oorgenns fonn Extrme? Unmta- takRblv indie Give of the Strengtli mad Rem DAN CASTF.LLO’8 GREAT SHOW. Tho Comr my, since last here, have afide several additioua to ti, prominent among thaoiis Sir CHARLES PARKER, the Great Atuetican Humorist, atul the Oilgliul Whorf, Jinaarv. who win appear at etch perform ance. tiHl intrwince hH comical pony, JANUARY. BURNELL RUNNELL1 tile embodiment of Grace and Style, wbl. with h a two pretty und gifted Boys, render a p:earlngscries oi living pictures, which, for ' S’c. en ellcrc and elegance, hsv - never before been 'vitu».»«;. in \mi rka DAN CAST hi, 1,<>, the Original Conversationalist, , will uppe r nt eech entertainment, and intrudnes the For steamer Dictator, from Jacksonville Ac—J W I only thoroughly train <1 Horse in the Universe, the Bryant, J W Dickerson, H Bradlotd, auu 3 deck. ! Rh'slau beauty, “CZaR.” Per rteamer Croton, from Charleston, tc—T Geno- tadi , U 4‘KSrfc°i B UeS » ns « nr, ‘: W O riead'y aud u<I’o C H K « V Vail. D iV 'Vtllauis. E^Rnwe, A McNaugbtou, C Biruiingbani, and 2t H Pt ‘ r 8t *am9hip San Salvador, from Nctv Yolk—A ^•oootamu lady. Bit Loavitt, iadv auu chil i, l> JC W curnweil and t ohlKirou, J K Jeiu,«,gs, iad v an iY cttildreu. Miss 1 Wheaton. Ml,s M U A “mV Ai“ * ttannnomMrPerkms and lady, Mid G Hutchings anu h ““j sister, “ la “ * ioud >- MoCreauy, clau * t ^» u . Mrs J Goodall, Miss Meileit. ’ K ' tritl e? and lady, M * Wil.on and 2 chudieu, J Heagttey and lady, ,\t u Deuietelt aatl lady, U W iiewitt, fc; * , ’Ias^ > !-« o t I. pjjr t i> l Ki1 /. ^MctsuK/y, A Baehlor, C Konte, C T Diau, M Blanekooaee, w 0 Miow, A 8 ter ley, L ki fuetec, W Fox, a K lirowii N r Williamson, Y Williamson, Mr Mahans, E A Brooks, ^ A lHda-li, A Leuo o James, J it Mellen, aud 2a steerage. ■ Per e«amer Pott Royal, from Bruuawick-J il P 081 "''. a Mitchell, J Enin tel n, H R^KAMktas” eir3e ’ r 3 BOUd ’ VV “wS? J W Per steamer Kate, from Charleston-Mrs WaidAin’ Mrs Lewis, M Wise, col Hixson, K H tvnitii Ui'vTll terlein, Mr Riamortn, Col W Otvtn A Bayard, Mias A Bayard, Miss Z Bay ard, aud l'deok, Per steamer Lizzie Baker, from Pala.ka, 4c—J B Nixon, J M Harmon, lady and child. Miss Ifcssart .) Wheeler, W Wheeler, A Hedwine, E Junes w Du- pr ? e ’ w ?, 0'!*'“' w Hams, u w Jatnes, w Hack and son, M Elnnee £ Bough man, W^Caughltn, J Besseut, W IfoUana, W Cohen, il Humes, W Mc Connell, J P Kelly, mul 4 deck. Per stesmer Eliza Uancox, from Charleston—\ A Rice and lady, u sharp, H E Nlcnols, J Waraliing. M W Heath. M L Van Hum, J L Wellman, C T Sammis M P Nugent, Baron tie BosBuire, U c Butcher, j Fer- rm, J Dunn, J Roblnapn, 0 McGiuuy, - Miss L Humil- ton, Mrs J Itaclilue, D Boos, F Brown, T J Dunbar, G C Kirby, D U Rice, D Callahan, and 20 deck. Per steamer Two Boys, from Augusta—E L Ducome. W Ferre bee, Mis Ferre bee, A Widmure, G H Ho-lc::! beck, K Johnson, C Casaquy, B T Law tup, Miss Uil.l- MlaS Mobley, H Goethe, Mias Caethe, B Morgan, Dr T S ljifOtt, and todeck. ' Consignees. Per steamer Dictator, from Jacksonville, .Vc-J L Villalonga, J W A, (tons A Co, So Ex, F H Betm. Per steamer Croton, from Charleston, Ae-*0 A- Heynolds, Whltwell & Vail, C BlrmiughauL Cl CAS8IAN STEED I AJml-slon, ti cents. Separate seats for Colored Pei eon-. 0.1 cents, thildren under It yean of age, SOcupts, no?4-84 FIBEME1TS BALL! fHIKTEEHTI AN11YER81S! BILL : • OF THE Germania Steam Fire Co., No. 10 OF SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, TO BE omn. at ST. ANDREW'S HALL, ON . HONDAY EVENING, DEC.' 30, k8G6. COMMITTEE: - F. J. MORIO, VAL. BASLER i. FOX, B. BORCHERT, P. STRAUSS. F. J. RUCKERT, Floor Manager. TICKETS $5. Admitting Two to Supper, t*~ Popi: i vei v no Tickets sold at the door. hi »22. rtS. I hrnTTlS&M p)¥LER & WARD, ? 87 Water street, New York, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN* RIC E . C ONSIGNMENTS colicited, on jwhich Ubersl nd- vsi.comeuts will be made. RgPFH TO SAVANNAH NATIONAL HANK. MERCHANTS’ NATIONAL BANK, of New York City. no7-lm» LP'A PERRINS CELEBRATED WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. Consignees per Central R. It. NOV. 23.1S58. 846 bales cotton, 16 mules, 50 sacks Hour, S7 hale domestics, 42 amt dried fruit, 65 pkgs old furniture, *4 cars lumber, and md,e, to H F Witliuk, L J Guilmar- ttn * Co. Millen k W, B M Rennes, S IS Richardson,*! La hrop k Co, N, Butler k Oo, Black & L. Crane A O, West A D. Both well A W, P U Behn. J Washburn A Co, Duncan k J, A Low A Co, B H Hardee. A Wilcox k Co, Tlson i G, Davant A W, 51 8 Cohen, Small wood, H 4c Co, E C Wade k Co, Clark, J k Co. Brady 4 M, 8 Shaffer, J W Lathrop A Co, Erwin k H, Jones jt W, A 8 Hsrtrldge, Btlgham. H A Co, E W Sims A Co, W If Tnuno, Wilklnsun, W 4k Co, It Habersham 4k Sons, N A Hardee A Co, A Barney, Arrivals at the Hotels. PULASKI HOUSE—W. H. Wii.TBerGei W L Reaves, Ga W J Hlctiu ock, G t W O Hcadiy A wife, N X S Singleton, Ga J Hughes, N Y G W James. Boston Unpt W B Addison, 8 C J Menardle. F Charies, Fia J Madd 'ii, chas C McCarthy, ( ha. J Mi Klbbui. Phils J C McKibbin, Fla J C Oram, Phila Dr R B'White, USA W Blake, City BT Lawton, SC H L Shultz. So Ex D W Williams,SC T H Beasley. F S Bond, N Y A Mitchell, N Y H W Birge, Ga B B Hall, Ga W H Buxton, Ga MUR&tleyfN Y W C Matthews Ga J T Tooke, Fla F Easenweln, N Y T J Vetterleln, N Y D Callahan, Savh M W Heath. N Y B Herbert, Ga W D Hamilton, Ga T Wit. Mr* Bilt k 2 Children. Louisville G W Kelly, Ga MABMHALL HOUSE—A. B. LUCS. Mias J XcHan, Ga Mrs Htmmond, N Y L H Bryant, Ctty J C Dutch. Savh J Pnstell, Savh R C Shorter, Ga HYeatman, Balt Miss Deans, Ball E F Goddard, Ga j W Jennings. Atlanta C BDeSanaanre, Ha E Perklas. Mr* E P Perkins, UT Kelly. Canada E A MiBroy, do B A Brooks, N Y t Cooley. N Y C W Holland, Oa A Hargreaves, Oa SCREVEN HOUSE-0. M0CINLT JT Hair, Balt T L Parker, jr, N Y M H Brookfield. NY o Isa Brookfield, N Y O H EMrtdge • wlft, O B Austin A wife. N Y W O Sneed. N Y A Spoor, wife A 4 arts iVtan^vV* A BOB.It H Wood, Ga Boston I M BUnckliouse. A L B Foster, Mata Miss M L McLanatlian, A Cohen, Kf E Flsgg, Ga ARedwin, Fla B Jones. Fla A R Brown. Boston N C Dennett A lady, Fla «t C Noyes, N Y G B Hack A son, A H Rlrhardron, Augusta D A Browder, D M Davidson, Fla W B HUI. G Hamilton, MIbs Hamilton, M Wih), N Y il C Batcher, Phila T J Dunbar. Boston B O Cotas, N Y W £ Clark. N Y U J Basket, NY IQ W Fairchild A wife, Fla iJ M Johnston, Ga FUR HATS L IGHT AND TASTY, Heavy and substantial, Black and Colored. Largest variety and best article ever offered in this For Bale »t OOLDIHO’S, ■ ’llUSJL’UCkD B Y 6SNRCISSEUBS and ap;>lic,nblc to Every Variety op j /- DISH. EXTRACT of a Letter from a Mxnicti. GjrMLi- wan at Madras, to hie Brother at WORCMTkn, May, 1851: Tell Lea A Per rins that their BAUCK is highly es teemed In India, »nd is, In my opin ion, the moat pala table aa well aa the moat wholesome Since that is mad*. IjTYje success oi tliis most delicious and unrivaled abndimanl having caused many unprincipled dealers t.) apply the name to spurious compounds, the Pub lic Is respectfully and earnestly requested to lee that the names oi Lea A Perrin* ate upon the Wrapper. Label, Stopper and Bottle. Manufactured by JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, Agents, AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES, ocSbeodlylf ; ■ ' : -<ew Toer. OF OPTICS, LATE OF NEW YORK. IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION. XtteTWALIAN CRYSTAl SINGLE AND DOUBLE VISION THE ONLY PERFECT ^ . IEThJfC*. I**™ * -e-evatrueted te eccord- Jand philosophy of nrtmei* the Mis. i THE ADVANTAGES Of thatafpecta etas over all others, an; - J> > , - > **4-7 ’ - 24. riiak* ware with ptiftel east Am “* «*-•**» a* owe attti^. *i For Baltimore. jOrjrivld by soficning the revs, effects sad give groat relief. 4ta.-I» ail aervaas afikellaai of the eye causing dadi sad etartliag yarns lathe eys-baU or temple, appearance of lemiMaa tad ddffi spots in the atmosphere, aching or feeling like sand in the eye, the disturbed nerve* an qnieted and soothed. 5th—Groan* by pectalitar auchitatry, get np at great coat, mathematically u . prenaly for |he manufacture ot thlilana, roaatopro- duee.it wiffi the true spherical accurocy, and Ra toons t e> o H. C. DEARBORN. will sell on Tuesday, Bee. 4, at — o’clock — aa. 84 Pay street. ffifi HEWKUIL Th« new aad elegant steamship liTorth. Foint, Captain Billct*. Friday, Isv.M, at - atatack - a. aBBBSgg 800,1 WBsrr A DANIEUK Jones' Block, JAMES S. GREEN, Captain F-aircAilv, will sail on 1*0 ft- Thareday, November 4t>tti. Phr freight engagement., apply to B0 * 4 -‘ d »8H*:t4ca. Agents. U tajbe exact eentre, a potat iff vifol iatportanae. aod which tfo other tana possesses. 6th.—Proof of superiority over the old kind of Spectacle*. They are need excluatrsly at all ths hospitals lor diseases of the eye, in Berlin, Prus sia, and elsewhere. Testmeir of Becomaeiiatloiis From Medical gentisaseo, Frnfosaul. of the highest Opthalmtc talent in fiavanaah, Ga., end In the Union. hwnua Ga.. Oct. M, 1864. I have examined a grant variety ot Olaseei manu- taetnrod by ITnftqaov M. Baanuim^ aad Id Justice to the Profemer maat SM, that his ShaMaare of a superior quaA^, ndaptadfo meat th* wants of almost every eye, where the vistas is in any way imperfect. The Professor selects d for m a pair of Ha. Crystal Glasses whfah are of s vary aupsrtar quality ‘ itinct, tried. EMPIRE LIKE FOR NEW YORK. PASSAGE RATES: Cabin Passage, fiUS Steerage, fi!3 Philadelphia aad Southern Mail Steanidilp €6. For Philadelphia. ■ The first etaaa ateemaldp Tonawanda, JENNINGS; Commander,' Will sail for tbe above port on. hotmrdny, Drc, 1, ot St o’clock p. mi*. For freight or- passage^ having superior accommo dations, apply to • • no24 HUNTER A G4MMELL. UUnata and suiting I fully uncar with th* above. . J. R. gsuma-K D. ! SAVAtnrAH, Ga?oS hi. fsoc. We have examined th* Leases <d Pret BamtfrnnnT, end oonsider these superior to any wa have seen. They are admimMyndspted not only to improve the imperfections of unpaired start, hot la relieve the weariness of vlaffin which esnstant atady prod Many of the Glasses are of new and ingettiots ooptriv- *nce,. Weeordtally roeommmtd the rroreaam mail thorn who require actauUfic optietd Jdbiam Htrniaa. M. D., Jail B. Bcad, M- D„ P. M. KoixocZ, M. D., J. T. Hornum, M. D., Jams* J. Wab»o. M. D.. Wm. G. Bulloch. M. Do J. C. LlHARDY. M. D-, Bav. A. M. Wns, Pastor Trinity Me thodist Church. Rev. & Lsndrnm, Pastor 8. C. Baptist Church. Bev. C. F^McRaz, Rector SL John’s Satan wan. Ga., Oct. 27, 1866. I have examined the Lsneea of Professor M. Bns- uasdt with great satisfaction. Be has furnished me with a pair through which lam aide to see with an ease and distinctness far beyond any which I hare heretofore used. With much confidence I recommend him to those who may need such artlActai tdd to their eye*. Bar. L fi. K. Axsoh, » r Pastor Independ. Pres. Chnreh. . Testimonials similar to the above, may be seen at Prof. Beuhabi>t'8 office, from JescraH. Pluskztx, Pastor of fit Paul's, Ports mouth, Va. Hon. Jama L. On, Governor of South Carolina.. Hon. Jonathan Worth, Governor of North Carolina. Hon. A. G. etnrtet, Governor of Pannsytvnma. Hon. O. P. MCtaTON, Ex-Governor of Indiana Hon. H. A- Swift, Ex-Governor of Minnesota. Hon. Aux. Baku?, Ex-Governor of Minnesota. Hon. Richard Yates, Governor at Hlinoia. H. BrthouR, Ex-Governor of New York. B. E Fchtob, Governor of New York. And other distinguished gentlemen. Mtny y eats of public practice and study in the hoadtata in Europe, adjusting spectacles to pRttanta under every aspect of defCeMVe vision, as well as ex perience In cu extensive, long-established business In ■is optical store , both here and in Europe, Professor Bernhardt ci nsiders it a sufficient guarantee of his shinty to apply such glasses as are best La the assistance or recovery of imperfect sight. Office flour* fisntA.fi. te 5 P.fi. PULASKI HOUSE. N. B.—Owing to engagements elsewhere, Professor to remain here but e short The sew and fast sidcwheel steamship Ban Salvador? ATKIK8, Master, will sail for tho above port oa her regular day, Satmrdajr, Dee. 1, nt a o’clock p. as. For freight or p >sfggc, having very superior ac- commodfitiuRta^u. Be. 5 Bowling Green. Mew York. Shippers vending cotton to the press mint see that the bale* are marka^ plainly on the edge. neat PORNEW YORK ATLifiTIC COAST Mail SteainsMp Co, CU0 #*S....;.....Steernge, f!3 , 1 ff i JJ '1 SThe a«wand very fast aatUngffiramahip FLAMBEAU, •p*. Evkrsok, will lake the place of the General Barnes this week, end will positively leave umber regmtar.duy, Titnrsdny, Sov.-MS, nt 1 o’eleek p. as. For freight or paaeape; having new and apleadldl* arranged accommodajmne. anoty to . WHJSB 4fc FULLABTON, SWoddanPaCppsr Bangs, - no*! Opposite the Post-office. N B—No engaged berths secured alter Tnesdav, 27th, unless paid for. t- , c ; I j FOR For Brunswick and Jefersonton The Steamer PORT ROYAL, Cut. T. Howland, will leave for the above place* l_ FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o’etork. apply on board, at M. A. Co- For freight or hen’s WhuL nofS-St M. A. COHEN, Agent. For Darien. THE STEAMEB H. M, GOOL, TAYLOR, Commander,' Will leave for Darien on.FRIDAY, November 30th, at 8 o'clock ia id. For bright or passage, apply on board or to BQ28 ■ AL A. COHEN, Agent. For St. Augustine and Jack sonville, Fia., VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT. 3 Y L P H Captain Sfbingbu, ■til leave as above from Charleston Wharf, on WEDNESDAY, 28th Instant, at 3 P. X. f overhauled, pnt iu especially for this This boat has bean thoroughly < complete order, and Intended c route. Parties wish tug direct communication with 8L An- furtti.e will avail themselves oi this opportunity. For freight or passage, apply to F. M. MYRELL, Agent, charleston'Wharf. noa7 Bernwarpt will be tlmennly. . PERUVIAN GUANO SUBSTITUTE! BAUGHS RAW BONE Supher-Phosphate of Lime. " FOR tMRPOOL. THE flretclass AmciiQM Ship k eqchestkh, . Captain Ouras,- , Is bow ready to receive her cargo, a portion of which is engaged, and being a vessel oTsmall aapacity, will have quick dispatch. - . , ■■■, 1 For farther freight engagements, apply to nc&Ltf BBIGHAM, HOLST A CO. Charleston and Savannah STEAM PACKET LINE. FOUR TIMES A WEEK. EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS, AT 7 O’CLOCK. VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT, teaching at Bhtffton every Wednesday. The Steamer* PILOT BOY, Captain W. T. McNBLTr. AND ELIZA HANCOX, For Liverpool. The first-class ship AMERICA, Captain J. H. Mortimrb, will have dispatch for the above port. For freight eogaguamita apply to nolfitw * “.*' ’ T. H * J. G. MILLS. jfANUFACTUhED under the foreMla originated IU in 1864, sadpeteiged by BAUGH & SONS. SOLI propriztors, as thb Dclawars River Chsnsieal Wsrks, PHILADELPHIA, U. & A. Thb Old established Mas are is manu’setured from FOR LIVERPOOL. N-re-4.THE fit etc lass ship •' JOHN PATTEN, Capt. E. W.Hltr,' having pert of her. caran engaged, will have R8 shove. For balance o( cargo apply ■oifi-m .’JWS TO T| tl r£IHE hlgheaf price ran be obtained far^QAME of jMLSf any kind, by soplyisf at the OUk HOUSE, fto Board Wanted, tv OK a Gentleman and his taro Daughter*, in n “ good private, lloardiug Hnnse, or n Private ftn- i:V price not so much an object •* * pleaamt and «--invenlent Mention, and good rooms. Address Kcv Box Mo. 77. ■ —■» L Gardening Land For Sale. in A A r RES, in 25 or 50 acre Lota, situated on the iUU Louisville road, five mitas fro* Davannah, tall wooded, and adsptadte keislhg aU-kinfis of pro- wtons. Apply to M. J. BUCj^NEB, , At Einataln, Bckman & Coa .rime More. ■ no22—2m ' Bones that have not been burned or lUresed, end h contains *11 tbak original organic matter, it is ac- live In its operation, and is e fertiliser o great dura bility. It does not exhaust ths soil like PernvUn Guano, baton the contrary permanently Improves It Previous to 1861 it wa* introdaced into tbe Oostk- arn States te considerable event, and again in 1861, where It has been need with remarkable succour “W* COTTON, CORN, TOBACCO AND ALL CROPS. A trial will Mnvtaee any planter of its merits. Pamphlets contaialng well known Southern evidence lunttabed upon application to hew York or Phtladet- phta nirrn •. %r Ifoid by teatars in all the principal Cities aM tosraakhropghant Ute Unfied States and the British Province*. BAUGH A SONS, SOLE MANUFACTURERS, Office, So. DO South Delaware Avemae, PHILADELPHIA BAUGH, BBOTHEB8 A CO., General Wholes Ue Agents, 181 Pearl street, New York. For sale by Ri. HABBEEIGO, Madasrff’a Raage, Israaaah. nol4-dAtw3m For Palatka, Fla., VIA ST. SIMON'S ISLAND, BRUNSWICK, ST. MARYSl FERNANDINA MAY- POST MILLS, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLAiA? - ; "' W THE CJ Hairs Soap ana Candles. nnn BOXES Extra Family and Pale. ZUU 150 gross Toilet Soap, all Style*. Ktrbaxe* Mould Candles, mxesend rights- {Forsaieby HANDEW* AGO., U03-1 rq KAN DELL At . 201 and 70S Bay street. Fine Bourbon and Rye Whiskies gins, bbahmes, wines, &c., W 1 ” s fins Mock of (igOCEKIEK, at J7t Broeghton rireet, for sale by ntnttN, UOV14—tf Bookstore for Sato. r SE suba.'riber, compelled bv ill health to retire rrotiibusincHe, rterirea to sell out Ms Bookstore aud Fixtures, toi-ether with a lease oi three qr four years on.ttie.biilltling- tjjoM AS J. STALEY, nofs-tf ’ ebraer Bull and Staterireeta. For Kent or Sak rfrlHK ntbseriher oBera hb property In I county,■fifteen miles from the city, for rent or Sk it consist* of Two Mtatetstioasadioinlng, each containing one Its usta id arose. TaAMtad is very fine. For parti col are apply to him, on Jonse rireet, . round d»)M»o» Wbiisher. or to QeotwevW. WT ,w ^jofiffieifittrerBeih "qSjfcimi for mg: .1;.. IVi 8KBVICEABJJI JDBAFTe S* 88 *- -AfDlE •*» T; A Pulaski House StfibWA Q ' nnso-tf • Screven Houas F.BROWN, Jeweler and Watchmaker, • 5 t ■ ■; ' - L fJVBE ENOl eligible stores haaindaegj the subscriber t* r*m«*e his jewelry and watelimkking bdaineae to Brough ton street, over Cullen’* Crockery' sure, next to WMd- burg’s new store, where be is pTepYred to sell Jewel ry, ^Watches and an other good* tn his Has at greatly reduced prices, aad lowsr than any other eattbUhhr in the city. ‘ • •!/.• Gold and surer Watches, • * Diamonds and Jewels 8* all Mndm Silver aadffBrer Pitted Ware, now-tf #5. Pwrffi ffrffiliqtae»i <4r Capt-Loot wood, will leave aa at«pve from Charieatea Wharf, foot or West Broad rireet, on every THURSDAY MORN ING, at 10 o’clock. This Boat h in perfect order, and. has superior state room momtnpdatipfi* fotJtaresngers Freight received at all times and stored in ware- house on wharf, free or expense. ;-aqasw»nRrjr?v not-tf . charleston Wharf. For The new steamer DICTATOR, >;.i. a.m.’fmu Captain U M. CpXET WeAmeedsay, Rfrth imat.. »t 8 Wohieh *. an. For freight or paassge appl; * LA., VIA FERNANDINAv JAUKUbNYlLEE, ID all INTERMEDIATE LAND- [gs os tmjp- wm&imva. r Li *4 i u COTTON i j Q al CommiMion M ffrehants. on New Yorker Ltaer- The new ateamer DI UitTJA 'bUr pI M - * iaj»T8tia,) a Captain L M. OOUm Having undergone I pool, and bnt one cos* In lari im 2Q JjjUtXBB Cbctae Goahea Bauer boxffi Engiiik Dairy Cheese *8 boxeo State Cream Cboeae, tor sale by " WEST A DANIEL*. jgj.igissi.’sffliagaiiwa SSL- .. MORNING at a riritiffia ? ggaagrsgWfftft Captain J. R. RICHARDSON, will le re tbe Florida Steam Packet Wharf regularly as above. HANCOX every Monday and Friday. PILOT BOY every Wednesday and Saturday. Upturning will leave Charladoo. HANCOX every Wednesday and Satarday. - PILOT Bt>Y every Monday and Friday. For freight engagement* or presage, apply at the office, Florida Steam Packet Wtisrf, or to CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. no27-tf Agents. FOR CHARLESTON VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT. GROTON, Capt. 8. W. Tilton, Will leave for Charlatan and Intermediate place every THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at 11 o’c ock A m„ from Claghorn k Cunningham’s Wharf. For freight or passage, apply to the Captain on beard or to I. B. MARSHALL 4 BKO-, noli-tf’Agra’s, For Charleston. VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT. THE SPLENDID STEAM PACKET TiMTT.rH, W. F. ADAIR, Commander, will leave regularly for tbe above places, from tho Wharf, at loot of wear Broad street, every Saturday morning at 7 o’clock. For Freight or Passage apply oa board, or tn 8. M tlFFITKAU, Agent, nov7—lta 182 Bay street. OLD SEJU-iML* LINE. j 7* ■ . .^* . • . - Leave wenr TieUaj ail Satnrlay. For Palatka, E. Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, BT. MA RTS, FERNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE AND PICOLATA. The new and I XaIZZIE BAKER, Oapt. N. KOTO, aad having been specially fitted np for this rente vith epaarpe—I nncnmnsndrttnna, will leave reautoriy for thenlreve ptaree. the fiyivvn Shore every TUES DAY MORIONoTaad the Uiaie Baker every SATUR DAY MORNING, at ten otaloek. He tuning, win Have Jacksonville every Tuesday and Friday. arriving at Savannah every Wednesday aad SatnMsy morning*, in time to connect with the Saw York eteareoa. ■er freight errimrege apply at the office on Ficrida CLAGffiOBT ff CUNNINGHAM, AgenU. m Bennett, Van Pelt & Co^ 1M WAXES STREET, NEW YORK CITY, C0MMIS8I0I MEBCHAHfS >1 .uJ 3P*****ttuJ JT . 1 COTTON,' NAVAL STORES, «•, *c.; ac. * - Charigamrnti aamited. on wMch' liberal cash ad vaacre will b* mads. Breaatatattnnttan gtava te all NrwYork** ^Slti»l^ilM-u MaeKadtaa In <4lvtKE , .trr^£sk*“* fihuiiw Ihjin, MartrtdgehOa, T. B.Marshall *RWu,ffnwM—h; tit Hfohotaa national Bank, New York. [aof7—eodAtrlwlm OK