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^ General B»rn,8. Thursday, Doeariber fi,
oXp Leo, Tuesday, Dec. 4, at - o'clock,
o, u Salvador, on Saturday, December
• uviup 00
'clOCk, 1'- 10 •
te* KOK HALTIMOIf.
,liip North 1’oId,, Saturday, December 1, at
" l I,, ui.
I OK l‘U I LXOXLPUIA.
,,,,, T.tiiavvauda, Saluiday. December 1, at
con rutuiUA.
K»ti*, every Thursday morning at 9 o
,31 y.ciiior, every Saturday, at 3 p. m.
t l4it0 baker, every tidlurday
clock
uiornlng,
V ^ivau Shore, every Tuesday morning, mi
,A ‘ KOK CUaBlESION.
Kat*. J'uuduy, Decembei 2d. at: 2 o’clock
rt . niut Boy, every Wednesday and Saturday
J Dl ' r gjvji 11 iucox, every Monday and Vk*day
^inctator. every Wednesday*, at» a.'kif
J !ri Buiilie, every Saturday, at 7 o’clock a. tn.
'' el C f L'rotou. every Thursday at 11 o’clock.
fob Brunswick.
port Royal every Friday, at 3 p. m.
irrtv
and Departure of Trains,
ILU.»AU DAILY VAS4EMOKE UP TBAIH.
; at 8 ▲. M
al Augusta ai •. 605 p. M
aI ilacou 8 P. M
*■" ptll.Y DOWN i’ASHBNQKB TRAIN
, rt Racoi: at 7 a.m.
4 ^iktusla at 8:45 a. M.
■ rt '~ s i Savannah at 7:0o l*. Ai
Ul'NIOHl' PASSKITOBB TRAIN
, SitvauuaU at 7:05 p.m.
'’’■VatA»fc^staat -.i.......4:00 a. m.
ciitilaoeu al 7:00 a.m.
DOWN NltiHf e.VHSRNUER TRAIN
t M-wou at 5:40 P. M.
-A, Augusta at 8:25 P. M.
-.-i**at .Savannah at 5:30 a. m.
UdUdgeviiie unit Gordon trains connect with
, ,i^i a.»d down night passenger trains at Gordon.
‘ ,.■ .1.1* OULF RAILROAD—DAILY (Suuday* pi
cep ted)
. (rs Sivaunah at 7 a. M.
'"i,s at fuemaaville at 7:10 p. m.
.io!• TimiuasiviUo at , 6:00 a. m.
’' in4 ! .savannah at 6:10 P? M.
... i.sl'iLL. A liUOTtlKK, Newsdealer*, ttta-
, mil isouKsullen* Bull otreet (down srairn;
lUyiane, next to the Post Office, are au
.jjeiits for ihe Daily News A Herald.
-w r >Sii vrith them will be promptly attended
illuyoi' , i Court*
Iaunday morning there were a number of
xforo Ilis Honor. E. C. Anderson, Mayor,
arst was that of a white man, who wus found,
jug to the testimony of an officer, lying iu the
3 j a very early hour in the morning, and
. nukened could give no account of himself,
aidant said it was not a usual thing with him,
iat occasion had got into bad company.
...I five dollars.
,bciU Thompson, colored, was charged with
ctly conduct iu the street. It appeared that
a disturbance at the corner of South and
-grmd streets the morning previous, between
. ,s, and an officer coming up, tried to dis-
t . M crowd, when the defendant refused and
.. 1 art her disturbance. She was fined five
c ver, a negro, was charged with taking his nap
v * The officer said when he woke the die-
jj, up and asked him who he was, he uncere-
,1; directed him (the officer) to go to a warm
further South. The prisoner told His Honor
thought it was colored men who were
him and disturbing his repose; he had no
,j.;;t wn a white man, else ha would not have
uncivil. He was ordered to pay five dol
sugroe* were brought np on the charge of being
gutour o'clock in the morniug and disturbing
: -jriii. Out of them hud a banjo, and they had
K§t*nading. The officer, thiuking they were out
trjte, spike to the leader of them, when he re-
u iuat he was a citizen, a freedman, and bad a
.; as he pleased, The officer arrested him
•then tallowed to the Barracks, whore they
i vied up. His Honor remarked that four
us tlate an hour even tor sereiiaders, and
Ms d.d uot want to be disturbed at that
i ct Here each fined in the sum of three
Stealing Cotton.
'3hs£,iuegw, was before His Honor, Mayor E. C.
■son, jxterday morning, on the charge of having
hv.tjo in his possession, supposed to hive
*lt?L. The officer* who arrested him said the
—: had a bag of cotton ou his back containing
* nty-five pounds. Mr. Erwin, of the firm of
i Hardee, appeared and testified that the
fwo Bovs brought from' Augusta on her fcwtr
biles of sea island cotton, which was con-
Messrs. L. J. Guilmartiu k Co. The nex 1
-'Jier i he arrival of the boat there were but
** Mr. Erwiu said that he had taken a asm
-- cotton found on the negro to the store of
‘Wliuartin A Co., and they were pronounced
•c coinpettiit judges to lie the same.
--i.ru said he bought the cotton from another
the river, but couldn’t give his name,
he worked foe. a man on the wharf wh6
.•nmars, but couldn’t think of his name.
: u.*r then said, that as the puuishment allowed
-ii*t«!«l by this Court was not sufficient, be
-m the case over to the Civil Courts. The
was taken before Justice Jno. A. Staley^
-muted him to answer.
iwTIiii.—The shipping in port was at half
‘•sicrdiy, iu respect to the memory of Captain
t .»t the schooner John Emsen, who
l i Thursday night He was a very fine
' iflau .ind belonged to the State
The vessel had been ready to sail for
■*- r s, but on his account was detained, the first
Kigali iu his power to alleviate the aofferlnga
[«aj>ain. His disease was typhoid fever, and
•iie djy there was hopes of his recovery, but
the disease took a turn for the worts
I'-ipired iu the evening.
p and SrniONKUY.—Messrs. Mallon k Frier-
S-ruiiuud to tlieir new store, corner of Con-
p* "T.itaker streets, and, as will be seen by
p ; tuouradvertisin^coiumns, haves compie-
of school and miscellaneous books, Sun-
p * Woks, writing desks, ladies' work boxer,
f*®:i4Di-y stationery, Ac., which they invite the
p cdl aud t-xamine.
the Alps.”—We had u call yesterday
p Hudson G. Wolfe, nephew and agent for the
p ,T n Adolphus Wolfe, of New York, mannfac-
P’^t: celebrated Scheidam Aromatic Schnapps,
r -«uas 1h*ui appointed sole figent for the United
r : the -hew of the Alps,” by Brealin, Besboff
' r »uevd, Switzerland. The Dew of the Alp9
1 - appatizer, and is highly recommended
-imuul qualities.
P negro woman, named Elisabeth Miller,
• Hio Honor, Mayor Anderson, yesterday,
-eg*; () f stealing two ladies’ hats. From the
r*-the storekeeper, it appeared the woman
L tXC >i8e to buy some shoes, and while Ilia at-
I ** 5t urn«-d to riomethiug else she accreted.the
[ p i them lie took from her, the other
L ‘“ r '- w under the counter. The case was
I J ' cr to a magistrate.
I' i < Firi
N o.—in the Mayer’s Court, yesterday
"as charged with firing a gun nereriU
L ■» lilt City limit*. Tile boy waa not pre-
I ^’" r ' t charge, and after bearing Uie tcati-
P ■ trresiing officer. Ilia Honor fined bim
I - ‘ii the violation of ordinance, aud five
I ' "‘-attendance at Court
I .;- 1 loso £a ._Profeaior Bernhardt, liaring
^ u remain one day longer to allow many
de Prived of bia gervloea to araU tbejn-
J - *. bii u 3 t day, positively Informs them
remain longer than tbU evening, at
I 'a.iiU felacwhere forbid hie doing
r: , 4 hoax—Yesterday a boat coming te
1 "a it Unm^too Island, when near Ibe
151411 fiver, waa capsized. It contained
n *’ ‘ ,ne nf whom waa drowned.. Tbi other
. u l* ly the Cuatom House boet, wbicb
^eiicd to be coming up at that time.
■ v : 114 au *«tion of grocers to the tale of
it tfc 0,1 ^leghorn i: Cunuinghant'a wharf
lb; j.'' 4 ' 1 "’elnck. See advertisement of T.
pur. ,°* e lou °f dour were not landed tor
J,. arc offered to-day.
IC^-The ateamer Pilot Boy, Cap.
[Vna' '‘ vei yesterday bom Cbarleeton.
1 11 !<le.iae accept our thanks for bu.
a « passed, and under consider*-
JUf 11 ! be published In oar Is-
t * morning next.
L-' '!j;-—— 1
lm c<,, ttwi.’ CouoH »--* , eware aware
'iat * “"t* 11 Of "alightadd'
7h “wts. ,1 " in the beginning would }— —
r 'i Lmuiino*^* 4 ,oon attaoKa tbs longs.
()? r 'Utf -T? r ‘^" Riv. Hr* and a'
Vi* '•w o^L^ oob “" ta yo P”*** -
‘^troin
itBt nr * —... ynnw mm.
years, and have reoelTed
eminent men who have used them.
talM
r,Ji
ig, though but little 'bnAwes of intmwt
presented. The Grand Jury got through their labors
in the afternoon, and wer. discharged fix the term.
Ihny fodnd n tatgonmnber at tim bill% Md
■al far'1uttering
money, srilywill be tried during the coming seek
|jr ;
Ve an authorised '4# elate Oat Vlas Charlotte
Thompmn, whom matite as an ageon;
highly gifted leimi ere so waM known to the people
at this *lty, will positively appear at the Savannah
Theatre on Monday night.
Financial and Commercial.
t Ynovt.nsn Omi-MadWnal vagatatlae have
u ldsmght |nto eervioe byOouait Oo. In the
manufietm at tbeir dnouann Tnonruu Soar, a
new thing, which must be a very favorite pregara-
tion, from its mild and -hailing properties. Those
who onoe toneme aemwtofned totha benadetel action
of this earn), will use no other.
Tn* steamer Virgo arrived at New York yesterday.
Twann is no egonaefor those who drag their weary
nd disordered bodies into our oompany, when a few
doses of Am-I Snacmnn would cleanse their
murky blood and restore their health and vigor. Ye
muddy vMiinabd biUona dlaeaeet- have some regard
|WW toigtogw, if not for yoaraetves. nodfi-lw
Savannah Cotton Market.
Savannah, December 1,18CS.
Cotton.—There was bnt little doing in the cotton
market yesterday, holders being stiff in their views,
white buyers asked a decline. We heard of but tew
i at 32c. for New York middlings, while 35 li to 33c.
was asked.
EMIGRATION TO BRAZIL
Free Passage to Emigrants to
Brazil by the United States
& Brazil Mail Steam
ship Company,
ON THK 2ild OF EACH MON TH.
T HE Imperial Government looks with sympathy
and interest un American Emigration to Brasil,
and is resolved to give the moat favorable welcome.
Emigrauis will find au abundance of fertile land, suit
able for the culture of cotton, sugar cane, coffee, to
bacco, rice, etc. These lauds are situated in the Pro
vinces of San Pedro, Santa Catbarina, Parana 8an
Paolo, Eepirito Santo, Bio de Janeiro, etc., and each
emigrant may select hie own lands. As soon as the
emigrant baa chosen his land it will be measured by
the Government, and possession given.
Unoccupied lauds of the nation will be sold at the
rate of 23, 46, 70 and 90 cents per acre (dollar equal to
1800: reis) payment to ba in five yearly instal
ments, to commence one year after possession.
Government will pay all expenses for measure,
transportation to homestead, and free lodgiugs at
port of arrival, until their departure for settlement.
The laws iu force grant many favors to emigrants,
such as exemption from import duties on all objects
of personal use, implements of trade, and agricultural
implements and machinery.
Emigrants will enjoy under the Constitution of the
Empire, all civil rights and liberties wlych be ong to
native Brazilians.
They will enjoy liberty of conscience in religious
matters.
Emigrants may become naturalized citizens after
two years' residence iu the Empire, aud will be exempt
from all military duties except the National Guard
(militia iu the Municipality).
No slaves can be imported into Brazil from any
country whatever. No colored people permitted as
emigrants.
Emigration of agriculturalists aud mechanics is the
most desired in the Empire.
Good engineers are iu demand iu the Empire. Some
rmiifoads are in couise of construction, aud others in
project, besides many roads to build and rivers to
navigate.
The Government is in need of no persons for the
army or navy. »
CONTRACT OF EMIGRANT GOING TO BRAZIL.
The emigrant, in consideration of the undertaking
of the Brazil Emigration Agency, hereby agrees to
sail for Brazil, as emigrant, with his family or other
wise, upon the following conditions, which be binds
himself to abide by faithfully:^*
1st.—To purchase lsnd for cultivation or grazing on
the terms specified above. These lands will be mort
gaged to the Impelial Government of Brazil, as a
guarantee for the advances made by that Government
for transportation, which will be the sum of Fifty Dol
lars in Gold, Children half-price, from New York;
Sixty-two Dollars in Gold irom New Orleans, and Fifty-
seven Dollars in Gold, from any other port in the
United States.
2d. To give satisfactory security for his debt to the
Government iu case he should prefer some other
branch of labor than that of farming. In this case
the payment must be effected within one year after
arrival. For further details apply to
qujntxno bocaycva,
26 X Broadw»y. Room 7.
Parties seeking information by letter mast enclose
stamp for return postage; also, make application two
mouths previous, as she carries only 240 passengers.
no30
S TATE OF GEORGIA* CUATHAM COUNTY.—To
all whom it may concern;
Whereas, Julia A. Howard will apply at the Court
of Ordinary for Letters of Administration cum lesta-
raento aui.exo on the estate ol Dr. John G. Howard,
late of said county, deceased: . . ..
These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish all
whom it may concern, to be and appear belore said
Court to make objection (if any they have} op or ber
fore the first Monday in January next, otherwise
said letters will be granted,
Witn&s my official signatme this 30th day (H No
vember, 1866.
ded-law4w
D. A. O’BYKNB*
Ordinary Chatham County.
FIREMEN’S BALL!
THIRTEENTH IHNITEBSIBY BALL
OF THE
Germania Steam Fire Co., No. 10
OF SAVANNAH, GEOBGIA,
TO BI given at
ST. ANDREW’S HALL,
ON
MONDAY EVENING. DEC. 3D, 1806.
' COMMITl’EB:
P J MOBIO, - VAL. BASLER
S FOX B. BOBCHERT,
' P. STRAUSS.
F. J. RUCKERT, Floor Manager.
TICKETS Admitting Two to Sapper.
Or Positively no Ticket, sold at the door.
no82.(l3tlli«nThsikM
LEA & PERHIN8
jvl
CELEBRATED r
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
PHONOUNCKD BY
tlllllMEIII
TO BE TUI
Only Goot Sauce
and applicable to
Ever, Variety
OP
disk.
EXTRACT
of a Bettor from a
Medici. Gentle-
UAN at MS DRAB,
to his Brother at
WoBCKSTta, May,
lSil:
Trll Lea A Pkk-
iuns that their
SAUCE is highly es
teemed i i luilbi,
and is, In my opin-
£ n, the m»Bt pala-
bleu well as the
most whoieaone
Sauce that is mads.
The success oi this most delicious and unrivaled
condiment having caused asay unprincipled dealers
to apply the name coupon 0 **,«“ Tva ~
is respectfully and earnestly requested to see
t the names or Lp *. Pbbmns are upon the
Wrapper. Label, Stopper and Bottle.
Maniirtctiired by
LEA A PERRINS, Worcester.
JOHN DUNCAN’S SONS, Aoeuts,
AGENTS FOB THE UNITED STATES,
ocrt-eyiiyif N,w Yo “' J
a MOIETY WT i/hWlOTNO: 8. wett of Bull
A tt-eet. bQB , t ka brRi>ham a soma
"a WrttWTHlTOR’8 WTI^-On^eflrstM^-
to sen all
•HBSSSSS:
■ nol7-ttem2m ■
Review at tke Itvaaaah Market'. * '
Satakbah, Priday. Nov. 30,1866.
Excbaeqe.—Sterling is still quiet Very little is
offulng. Buyers are yielding readily 150 lor 1st class
commercial bills.
Thera has been a food demand dating the week
right exchange on New York and the supply limit
though more freely altered during the past two (Ural
are: Buying, ,'Y to off; Selling, par to
Gold—Hu still been fluctuating,though now tend-
downward. Transactions in New Yoik are re-
ported to be limited, operators evidently awaiting the
aohon ot Con grew. In this market & perfect
quiet reigns, ana quotations are nominal.
QUOTATIONS FOE tJNCUBEENT MONET AND SECURITIES.
,, 5 reference to the following list of eeeunties, Ac.,
u should be understood that ihe reports are oblaiucu
ET "7?ri r ®' “ u ^ diose quotation, are given at which
uney will buy; and furthermore, that United States
bu&da are rarely to be found on the market:
_ QEOKGIA.
DteK of Augusta
Athens
45dy
“ Colombos
“ Fulton
24<&
“ Empire State
‘28 ak
“ Middle Georgia
“ Savannah
86^1
Bank of Stmte of Georgia
Central Railroad BankingComoany
City Bank of Augusta
Farmers* and Mechanics’ Bank
'20(itl
1
30Tm
12(rf
Georgia Railroad and Hunk ini. Company
Marine Bank
Merchant, end Planters' Bank
Planters' Bank
Manufacturers' Bank, Macon
SOUTH CXBOLINA.
Bank of Camden
97^ •
V**
......10(0
14<£
......26(g)
45@
“ Newberry
50(a>
flouth W.R.R.
Union Bank
. BONDS.
Old Georgia 6’a
44 7’*..'.
64rg>
80(&8i
K8(g,i)ll
New Georgia do
City of Savannah
• 4 Augusta.. ...
• Macon ...
Central Railroad .*
Memphis aud Charleston Railroad
COUPONS.
City of Savannah
Old Georgia
90^92
90(a‘J'
.... 85(0:87
....7S(a.8U
par and tut.
80@82
93(g/05
88/0190
STOCKS.
Central Railroad f»a tn ti.-ir
BUriinga, Ji, 18®20e.; Da, X. U#1
<@A"S; Cotton Usnabargs, 8 as., ~
Plains, 43c., and Print*, 12 Ji to tic.
. Flour.—The market ia well supplied,
moderate, yud prices nnchangeA We apg
W.S0 WM*; Latte, tll«U; Vtetet
tl6®fl8 ; Mid New Georgia, ia sacks, |7@7.?g.
Grain.—The stock of Corn is light, though two
cargoes hare lately arrived. The demand ta still limi
ted and buyers are cautious owing to the high prices
’- and unsettled condition of ihe market. We Quote at
142 to US (or Yellow, and 14* to IS, far While. Out*.
95c.. ‘to $1, at retail. No large lote are sought ter.
Hides—Are declining at the North, anAbwyan are
becoming curious, though a* yet we continue quota
tions, say 13}£ to 14c. The receipts are large.
Rice.—There Is a large stock offering, sad receipts
are increasing mine rapidly than sales. We quote
--Clean.” fair to prime, 12 to lllic.. iu large parcels;
"Kougb" at $2.25 to $2.50 per bushel; Indie, 2>4(RE
10c. '?■ lb. S'™
Potatoes.—The stock is heavy and the demand
falling off Pi levs are yielding. We quote at $2.76 to
$3, according to quantity from store.
Wool, fcc.—Wd sails at 23c.; Wax staOa. i
lyw at 1214c. Xnme articles are comingto ten
with little Auctaaiaou iu prices.
hope.—The stock is fair, except of Green leal, which
is becoming scarce,(he factory havingccsned working.
The demand is somewhat curtailed by lira arrow-tie,
which is now becoming a formidable competitor for
baling purposes. We quote Greeuleaf at 213Mr.j
hemp. 18E21C.; jute, 16@17u.
Lime.—The stock is light, and tha local demaed tar
budding purposes excellent. We quote in lots
$2.25 bbl.
Lard.—The receipts ire heavy, and the stock much
increased. Tha -Wimiid ia alow aud si- easier prices.
W- quote pure leaf. l9#2Uc., pressed. 16%Q17%.
Hardware.—TLo stocks are besvy. and prices un
changed. a Dai,* demand exists. Ws Issraof two
targues of iron. Ac., now afloat. Swsdss iron is quo
ted at 9>gC.; refined da, 6\c, Lead, 12>4
Asile,
Hat is somewhat easier, though the stock is light
aud bold era do uot seem anxious to selL We qoote
Northern, from store, $1.70, and Eastern $1.75 to
$1.8$! • f
Sacks.—There is a growing demand for this article,
which is now manufactured here ol the best material,
and furnished at a iese oust than New York goods.
We quote ae follows:
Grain bagy, 2 bushels 32
do. 'j bushels 37
White flour sucks. 18 to *.4
for 25,50 and i00*pouud sacks.
Cotton du« k, No. 1, 96c., with a decline of 2c. on the
higher n uuibt-rs.
Canvas. No. 1, 75c., with a decline of 2c. on the
higher number*.
iiab vtTn,
At Tybce U mil Fort ,12 67
Shipping IntdHiffehce.
FORT or AAVANNAB.
rainar. Nov. Ml 1866.
Steamship North Point, Billups; Baltimore-West
k Daniels.
k ^ v Oen hhepley. Bom,’ Ogeachee-O L Colby
Steamer Hard Tlaaea, Freaer.
Sooth Western Railroad 92to*92
Muscogee Railroad 62^04
Atlantic and Gulf Railroad 48fe>50
Georgia Railroad !?3@74
Augusta and Savannah Railroad.... 76<q)77
UNITED STATES BONDS.
U. & Bonds 7-30's 104(5:158
“ “ 5-20’s registered, 1862 H)7(a;lO0
“ 44 ff-ao'a coupons ll)7@108
Insurance.—A meeting of the Board of Under
writers has established the following tariff, showing a
slight advance on marine, and nearly 75 per cent
increase on Are risks, to take cffe<4 from the 1st ol
October:
To Aagnsta by first-class iron ste amer.... s u per cent
'* 44 44 woodeu steamer.. \ “
To Hawkiusville “ steamer \y x “
To Florida ports l «•
To Charleston 3-« •«
To New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia,
by 1st class sail and steamer ^ «»
To Boston by 1st class steamer aud cail...l" “
We notice a reduction in the Fates ou cotton for
short terms. The folio wing are now the fire rates:
Ou Cotton—For 5 days, 1st class $ 12»'
44 “ 4th class 30 ~
For 3 months, 1st class 1 00
44 44 4th class. 2 00
On Rice—per annum l@2 per c»:ut
On Merchandi-e—1st class brick 1
Freights—During the past week have been exceed
ingly dull l»oih by steamer and sail. A large number
of the latter are uow loading, bnt mostly chartered be
fore arrival. There are 3 vessels now loading for
Liverpool, and 3 more up for the same port, though
with no freight yet engaged.
The following are the ruling rates:
To New York, on cotton, per steamer. lc.
ToBo6ton, ‘ *• •« ii B
To Baltimore, “ «• ^
To Philadelphia, « £
To Philadelphia, on Domestics $1 oo
To New York, on cotton, per sail m
To Boston, ** ••
To Liverpool, on cottou }$&.
To New York and Philadelphia, on Sea Island,
per steamer \\±
To Baltimore and Pbilada., on lumber.. $10 00
To New York and Bostou, on lumber.... 11 oo
To 44 44 4 * timber.... 12 00^13 00
Cotton.—The market during the week under re
view has been very inactive, aud the sales foot up
only about M75 bales. Prices have varied but little,
fluctuating at first, rallying on Tuesday with au ex
cited market, and to-day easing off irom tbo figures o;
daj before yesterday, closing quiet at 31 ‘^e. for Liver
pool Middlings.
Holders exhibit more desire to realize, though the
bulk of the stock is still withheld for higher prices and
a more settled market. A larger supply of poorer
cottons are now offered, and command full prices.
Receipts.—Ah a general rule at the various ports
little difference is shown in the receipts. At the
shipping points very little cottou is awailing
transportation, and the stock of old cotton is nearly
exhausted. This fact should be weighed in estima
ting. We publish below tiie following letter iu regard
to shipment* to this port from Florida, which will be
of interest to those concerned, aud may tend to expe
dite the movement of cotton iu this direction irom
that Stale:
^ssfssor’s Office, )
U. S. Int. Rev., District of Florida, \
Newnansville, Nov. 24,1866.) '
Cop. C. P- HopfUNB, Assessor U. S. Int. Rev.:
Sir :—Iu reply to your letter of this 4*1°. in relation
to the shipment of cotton from this District under
bond, in accordance with “Additional Regulation*’’
from the Treaswy Depart ineut, dated October 22d,
1866,1 have respectfully to state that I am, aud have
at all times been ready to grant permits for there
moval of cotton qnder said regulations, when sut-
fipient and properly authenticated bonds have been,
or shall be, filed in my office in accord ince with in
structions in said regulations.
V * * * * * *
When Bach bonds shall be filed, I .will cheerfully
grant the permits, as it is my duty to do, under the
laws and regulations of the Department.
Although, perhaps, not strictly authorized by law to
do so, yet, in view of the delays attendant upon get
ting permits from this office, I shall authorize my as
sistants at Live Oak Htation, Jacksonville and St.
Marks, to grant permits uuder my instruction.*.
I am very respectfully, Ac.,
[Signed] Lem*l Wilson,
Assessor Distuct of Florida
Crop.—The heavy rains reported iu Mississippi and
Louisiana during the middle of the month n*iy have
influenced receipts, but will not probably effect the re
sult. The general estimate still continues to bj 2,000,-
000 bales.
Exports.—A noticeable feature in the business of
the week is the increase of exports : 0,344 bab-s
against 4,453 bales for the week previous. Tki* em
braces foreign and domestic export, 4,539 bales of
which to Liverpool. At all the ports the foreign ex
port is improving.
Islands.—We have yet to report a dull ma ke.
and few buyers. On cottons selling at 70c. and under
there Is a decline of 5c. to <c. lb., though finer qual
ities are firm at former quotations. With the limited
number of operators, however, prices are purely uom-
Pilot Boy, MeNelty,
C^r Tl,0 “‘“’ NeW York ~V L
Mofi—"** Rate tram plantation with too baaliels
roufffi tue, loO Poteen R Co.
Clomrorf.
AftSteSiS Vl! ‘* bma ' YorX—Wilder
Bteamahip Jamea 8 Green, YaircRild, Now Yurk—r
■w site* te am■ T—»
ateaniar Croton, Tilton, Cliarioatoo. ato-T B Mai.
•hall *Bn>.
Straoer Putt Beyal, Howjpnd, Brmawick—M A
Gotten.
Steamer Two Boys. Garnett, Augusta—Rrwm k
~~~ .e.
Soap.—A full stock is offering both of farri£>1
d«*m**>uc, at remunerative prices. Tala latter, -“1
Georgia Chemical,” manufactured here, is coming
luto general use. It is quoted at 11 to 13c. Other
brand-*, llf^(^13c., according to quantity.
Tim leu.—The arrivals are still small, the low atage
of the livt r conuuuiug to impede shipments. We
quote nominally :
Ranging square timber, good size $14 00@18 00
44 44 44 small siae 12 0U(^16 00
Round loifs - lo 00(g> 12 u0
Lumber.—The mills are still working slowly, owing
to tlio scarcity of logs. Ry the railroads arrivsis have
been more tree. We quota $$5 tor West India aud
flooring boards, aud $26 to $30 for ship stuff.
exports OP THORS AND LTOfWOt
. fr ont Ut aqpttnibtr, 1866.
Kleeelpu.
Per ateuaar Gen bterpley, Ron 0geecbee-3,oco
Uoaliela rough rice.
- Per ateatear Pilot Boy, from Charleston -7 ba'es sea
Inland cotton, and
tl Export*.
Ter steamship Flambeau, for New York—121 bales
upland cottou, 2a do aes-islsiid do, U caaka rice. 10
bale, uomeauca. si pkga mdae.
Per atoasHlup JssSOreon. for New York—335 bales
upland cotton. SO do »e» island do. 80 Dkgs ludae.
Pet achr Marcus linnter, for New York—Mc.OOfl It
1 amber.
Per sclir Maria Pearson, for New York—327 bales
upland,coiton. 186 hhds and S3 tea molasaes, 10,010
Hooting boards.
Exported (liis week .,.1 320.8301 ......
Export, d previously;:,... | 4,?7S,426| 1.674,161
Total export* | a.I0».2to| 1.674.161
Sav'h Wholesale Prices Current
j*r|#Yom
Articles.
Ales, ftiassn y, Huatuu k Co.,
Philadelphia..bbl
Scotcha.id hugliah cask., .doz
imitation doz
Tay Ior's Albany Cream, - .bbl
lb
Apples bbl
Bauuinu, Gunny yd
Tucker, Carter A Co yd
Dundee yd
Uotion Duck, No.l yd
l'an vans yd |
Ukef, Me:,8 libl
Fxtra Mess (new)....,half bbl
laa-L-a-o reUtelg WU| A|
Fulton Markethalt bbl* 17
Bacon, Ribbed Sides.
Clear do do prime.....
Clear Sides ...ib
Shoulders :.
....lb
16>4@
it"
liams
...ft
26
29
Bre-vd, Pilot
....ft
8
(n,
ft
Brans, Mediums
....bbl
6 oe
to
7 00
Bban
...cwt
2 60
to
Butteb, Goshen
...ft
43
to
48
Uood Western
....ft
35
to
42
Candles, Adamantine......
....ft
23
to
26
Mould
ft
18
<«
20
Cidcb
...gal
50
to
Coal, Rtul Asli, delivered...
.. .ton
11 60
(ft
English, do
. ..ton
U 60
to
Candy, Assorted
...»
30
to
Fancy
36
to
Jiikrse, Farm Dairy
....»
14
to
16)4
Good Factory
....ft
19
to
21
English Dairy
....ft
23«to
24
Cigars, Connecticut
....M.
30 00
(ft 50 00
Seed and Havana... M
Imported M
Coffee, St. Domingo lb
Rio v lb
Java, common to good......, fli
Domestic Goods—
Shirtings, ..yd
Shirtings, yd|
Yarns .bunch
Cotton O-snaburgs 8 oz
Georgia Plains yd'
Prints ydj
FljO]
CO 00 (gtioo 00
75 00 (o>170 00
18
16 &
2 65 &
28 <&
43 &
liXO
% te
n
JU| **
S , Superfine ,bbll 10 5U (a) 50
tra ...bblj W 00 <® 15 00
Western, fancy brands bblj 16 0Q (^ 18 00
New Georgia, sup. to extra.sackl 7 00 (£ 7 75
Fish, Mackerel, No. L...w.....bbll 24 00 & 24 »
do ball bbli 12 00
150
do do
... .kite
3 65
(ft
do No. 2
bbl
21 0U
m
do do
.X bbl*
11 00
to
do do
... .kits
3 00
(ft
do No. 3, large .bbl
17 00
<4
do do
half bbl
9 00
to
Herrings, No. 1
box
80
Ml
do Sealed
box
90
to
Cod, choice
ft
09
(ft
9 H
Frutllizkiis, Rh’ds Phos.Lime.ton
02 50
(ft
Guano, l'eniviau
ton
no eo
($120 00
Bolivian
ton
80 00
to
Grain—
Corn, yellow, from store..bnsh
1 42
to
1 45
do white do
..bash
1 45
(ft
1 50
95
to
t 09
Glass, American Window
Hay, Prime Northern, lr. store,cwt
1 70
®
Eastern, )rum store..
cwt
1 76
to
1 80
Cotton Statement.
5 1 1
t E
1 l
| f
8 p
ri :
04
g
1
S I
8
i s. S
! f-
1 3
£
Ok
04
04
ft ta
3 i
2
g
s s a
9
S'
s
&
S
i
I
1 i
i
1 g ®
o o»
Sea
Island.
s
i
t c
s K
CA “to
S
1 s g
§
S'
s
s
s
3 £ £
EXPORTS OF COTTON
From Nactinber 23,186G, to November 29, 1866.
Ports.
Liverpool
Boston
New York
Baltimore...,
Philadelphia.
Providence, B. I.....
Total Exports....
4,538
586
4,219
-.-•I
443 j 9,344
ATOJts ._A large stock is offering of interior and
medium qualities, though of first quality there is a
amsll stock in go^d demand. We quote at $5 to
* 8 Ak»ow Ties.—This substitute for rope for baling
rniMi. is now coming into snob general, use at* to
nonire special mention. It is a baud of superior
iiooo iroULgenerally ten feet in length, and fastened
bv looping the ends through the -tie," or iron fasten-
tos a process ooinbinlng celerity and security to a
erreri degree. The bands and lies are generally put
unto bundles of 36 each, weighing 56 pounds.
They are quoted st lu@I2Xc., according to quan
tity.
nirmn.—The demand continues limited, and only
fSU md at retail. We quote at 43c. to 48c.
for Ooishen, and 33c. to 42c. for Good Wostern.
Baoou.—The supply is more than ample, and the
demand materially decreaaing. Our last week s re
view reported a alight rally, but prices are again de
clining, and holders inclined to press their stocks. We
quote Bibbed Sides 18@18>iC ; Clj^r do. do. U*
|u& ; clear Sides, 20@>20>4e.; Bhonldere, 16>,at7c..
a concession being yielded on theee figures where
tedden are anxloas to realize.
bIoomo.—The stock is still quite Urge and the
muket relaxed Holders that have hitherto with
drawn from the market are again offering, apparently
totorinn to realize. We quote at 33c., though Bales
have been at a concession of lc. Tucker, Carter t Co.
nils at I ft fill- and Dundee at 35@42c.
CorrKlL—Th* Stock is still ample, though a more
ariten demand ia displayed for amall lota an* retail,
w. wmtisue quotations of last week : Bio, 26®29c.;
~ according to quantity and quality.
J *S-tSg^rdownwaro tendency noticed lari
week bja reanlted in a decline of 1 to l«c.. and we
14
&
7 00 (&
19 (3 90
15>£<£ 17
12*a
6 50 §
2 25 <a>
5o 00 87 50
40 & 45
65 ^ 60
3 45 &
4 10 di
COO (#
2 GO &
3 75 @
v2 70 ^
3 00 (& •
3 40 <&
4 60 ® 4 75
3 76 (# 3 85
3 60 <$ 3 76
2 85 fy} 2 95
12 00
10 00 & 15 00
2 95 & 3 10
5 50 <a> 6 00
4 00 &
28 00 (# 40 00
6 50 (4 8 60
4 00 § 4 60
4 00 (^ 6 00
55 <£ 67
7 00
V*
to
i r.
1 70
to
7%@
to
76
to
4 60
to
7 00
2 75
to
2 16
to
75
1 75
t
85
3 25
to
• 75
3 60
to
5 00
Hides, good Flint. lb
Dry Suited.. lb
Hominy, White Kiln Dried bbl
Iron, Swedes
Refilled ..It
Lard, Pure Leaf lb
Pressed. lb
Lead lb
Lath* M
Lime, Rockland bbl
Lea i hm;. French Calfskin doz
bdo Hemlock lb
Oak Tunned lb
Liquors—Whisky—
J. Gibson, Sons k Co. ’s X.gal
do do Old Nectar.gal
do do Cabinet,...gal
T. J. Flack k Sod’s Beet... .gal
do do Rx. Rect. .-gal
Wallace’s Brands—
Bourbon Whisky X... gal
Old Kentucky Whisky gal
Imperial Nectar Whisky...gsl
Reilly, Leavy k Co.’s Brauds—
McGregor Whisky gsl
Weaver Rye Whisky gsl
Old Bourbon Whisky gsl
Lpae Sur gal
Brandy—Otard, Dnpuy k Co.,
qr. sad half casks.gal
Pinct, Castillon k Co gal
Rum- Lone Star gsl
Gin—Holland Gin gal
Columbian gsl
W i n es—Champagne <
Claret - case
Sherry Wine, in eghth casks.gal
Fort Wine gal
Molasses, Cuba, hhds..gsl
Kng. 1*1., bUsand % bbls.
Meal...
Frau Mils.'. X...;... ..bush
Naiuj lb
Naval Stores, Tar bbl
Spirits Turpentine gal
Rosin..: bbll
Oils, sperm g*l
Lard K*d
Kerosene gal
Train ^-.^»li
ONioffs bbl
Oranues hundred
Pea* bush
Plasterers’ Hair cwt
Pork, Prime aud Ruuip bbl
Mess bbl
Powder keg*
do half kegs
do qr. kegs
do Ibcsns
Potatoes, as to quantity ..bblj
Rice, Glean S. C lb
India. lb
Raisins, layer box
Layer. half box
do qr. box
Rope, Gceenleaf lb
Hemp lb
Jute ’.... .......w—ft
Salt, Liverpool.. ..«»••...-took
Soap - v. J .
Georgia Chemical ..-.lb
Otii** Brands ..lb
Shot, kNp..k.P..l..Msi bag
Bock.,. bag|
M7GABS—Crushed and Powdered.lb
A White W
B do lb|
C Extra
Coffee. ®
Yellow C
Brown Clarified
Muscovado, ..b
Tallow .j J
Tobacco, Smoking, from stems..ft
do do leaf....ft
Chewing, Diamond Twist.
Bright choice grades ft
Medium.
Low
Teas, Green
Black g
Twins *
ViNKiAR, White and Cider... ..g«j
Wood, Oak, iu yard .cord
Pina cord
Light wood cord
Wool. Unwashed...
Washed - ,
Wax.
n rpatrirn MerkH.
KEPOHTKD BY JJJL T. ftKSSBMW 6 OO.
DabiEn, Ol, Nov, 9T.
Thocontinned dnmght operate. nnesTOTsbly aw
tlio Timber markets—bnt few tafia of oithsc
ov Mill limber are bring ' ~
good article — -——
bunds $12, Shipping Timber ftnaa $12 to $30.
VESSKL8 IN FONT.
Schr. Once OUtoh, Otis, toodiaff.
^Schri OheSs, Davis, loadiag. Baatom—J. T. Fatar-
•°SA C fk SriOkj——% Mteto.. Keoabonk—T.
Hl BriUtoeAc-oo. Salvador, kuding, Werilndiea-
T. HUtonte Sons.
60 (rf 1 76
8 00 tg
31 60 to 32 0
36 60 <&
8 60 to 9 M
4 50 ®
2 60 ®
85 ®
2 75 to 3 00
12 to UK
»K« ■
s oo to
2 60 to
1 60 to
21 to
»
10
S 60
2 76
11 to
llfcto
3 25 to
3 50 to
18 to
17 to
16)»to
H
UHto
40 to
75 §
1 15 A
"10O to
1 00 to
40 to
57«to
7 50 to
< 00 9
7 50 *
18*
ns
er Eliza Hancox, Rlchardaou, Chiriaaton—
. horn 1 Cunnirgliaoi.
8(earner Kate, UoukwooJ, Jaeteaaoatele, etc—F n
MiretL
Steamer Dictator, Coxetler, Charleston—L t QnU
martin * Oo.
} Steamer Kclipae, Jones, \ngnafn .J M Ktnchley
’ Steamer Deo sheplty, Kona. Ogeaeheo—C L Colby
teCo.
Schr Ben] Brown. Crosby, Dnrten—Snter.
8chr Mamas Homer, Ore. hew York—W H Stork.
Schr Marin Fotreou, Chamberlain, New York—
Starr A Huberts.
Per ateamahi
Mr* King. J H
mon, J h Bagley,
Sandkulil, A E Kenvtl.
Per Steamer Phot Boy, from Charleatoa—B B fax
terbrook B L Curtis, C F Wiiliamm Dr Mesne, 8 C
Keeier, Mr. Clarke and son, Mr* Burr and svt, Mias
K Burr, Hiss E lsa Bnrr, Ml. L Burr, Master Burr.
Mias Grant and evt, C Kelly, E A Fetter, J Mill. H
Pitcher, ami 7 deck.
Consigner*.
Per arhr A’fred Thinuas. irom. New York-CUB
Afri, A A G K it Aff(, P H Behn. O A Key nolda, Ana-
uu A B. Bluu A M Brigham. HI Co, Holcombe A
Oo. Bouse A U, k p Tunieon. LaB .c!i« * W, Weed A
C, H A Cohen. M J Doyle, lloue A U, Crane A Q, Q
8 Silcox, J McMahon a Co, Tiaon A G.
Her steamship North Point, from Baltimore—WM
Davidson, Tiaon k Q, Conaeret A J, Aft O B B. B D
T.tem, J Oliver. E L Keldilnger. W M Walsh. A A
^mon,* Co, A Minis, H Melulurd k Bro, Aualiu
HAS Collins, Erwin k U, West A D, G C Free
man, C D Rogers, Sorrell Bros, M A Cohen, Cooper s
McA, N A Hardee, Lovell A L, J A Barron, A 8 Miller
* Co. H K Balnea, J k W Rutherford, Bryan, H A Co,
Bell. W k ft T W Sties, J Lama, William* k Son. H
FOR NEW YORK
FOB
NEW
YORK.
The irst-ctaaa, Mw ntonmskif
Xi © o ,
a c. dearborn,
Will a ill on
Tataday, Dee. 4, at — a’ctaek— ns.
For freight or passage, havinr aaperfor aceommo.
dationa, apply to HUNTER A GAMMELL.
• 84 Say street.
JEW IOMIfl HllilL
/• • H r
Change of Sailing D^y.
"pVlB the better convenience of the commercial pub-
dtn..., ? , i rcx.AvBrituren the Etosana end Popular
Steunabipscf the West India Maii r Steunsbip Comps-
ny will, hereafter, be at noon ou Thursdays.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
Com’dr—Thursday, Nov. 22.
ATLANTIC COAST
Mail Steamship Co.
8TOEWHEEL LINE.
Cabin Passage, $M.
.Stearage, $1*
MOBO CASTLE, Adam.
LAGLE. dtenufl,
COLUMBlArf ritecuC.
MORO0A9TLE, A iam"
RAGLE, Greetie,
COLUMBIA, iilocunj,
MOBO CASTLE, Adams,
EAGLE, Greene,
COLUMBIA. Siocum,
MOBO CASTLE, Adam*,
EAGLE, G. eene,
COLUMBIA, Slocuui,
MORO CASTLE, Adam*,
EAGLE, Greene,
COLUMBIA, Slocuui,
Feb. 7.
44 14.
From Pier *, B art fa River, at W o’clock,91.
PAvSAGE MONEY, ,- - - 88». CURRENCY.
Sioaiuers will arrive at Havana- on Tuesdays; and
returning, sail on (sunrdsy as heretofore.
GARRISON A ALLEN, ACTS.
decl No. 3 Bowling Green, N. Y.
EMPIRE LINE FOB NEW YORK.
PASSAGE RATES:
Cabin Paasage, $25...
Steerage, $13
Hcborey, W H S ark, Champion if, J Scriven, W
K Beggs, S Gerlamao k Co, c While, J W ACM 44 c-
Intire, So Ex. C M Hillanmn. Duncan * J, J W An
derson rf Sons, Scranton, 8 k CO, Udcombe A Co, J
J Waring, Col of Cnatoma, B T Burch, O Cohen k Co.
Dr -1 U Bead, J A Robert*. Crane A G. P Reilly, J L
Villalongm, Van Newton 4 W, J r.il lland A Co, M J
Doyle k Co, B O'Byme k Sen, J l.mman. E FMet-
crifo * Co, Mobile 4 Girard H H. Brady, 8 k Co, 8 W
Billups.
Par steamer Pilot Boy, from Charleatoa—Claghom
* C, H Pilcher, and others.
Consignee* per I entral R. It.
t , N0V.88.188A
bale* coiton, 68 do domestics, 32 do yarns. 25
6ks floor, 7 bbls dried fruit, 132 empty bbls. 17 boxes
hardware, and mdae, to L J Guilmartiu k Co, Both-
well A W, K k Beaman, W o Vanvoit, J B Mnldrim,
J A Codger, Crane A G, lire Ueilrtck, Hunter * G, A
Gomm, Tiaon k G, Uluru,! A Co, 8 J Jenephn k Co,
C B U AgU Jones k W, A S Hartridge, P H Behn, U
Habersham <t son. Gnerartl, F k Co. Sloan. S A 8, i
W Andeiaon a sons. Cooper a McA, F Jt Stone.
SUth—9*7 bales c tiou, 8 do yam. 4 do domeaUca,
76 pkgs old fntnltare, lx cars tumour, x* do Umber,
159 pcs machinery,*838 do iron, 9 cur m*ura»eae, to
J McMahon A Co, 8 U'-llefleld, Tcbeau A F. M Foret
A Co, J A W Rutherford, F F Waring, W H Stark A
Co, A Miller A Co, Laihrop A Co, J J Waring, J H
Stevenson, Hunter A G, J L Worrell. Clark, J * Co,
A Minis. A C tia.Ay G B Lamar, Itoatwicx, S Co. J J
v uacliman, VV s snellman, W M Davi Uon, Bryan, H
d Cu. F W Sims A Co. Austin A E, hb.ne, B A Co,
Dennis, P A Co, Kirkland, 11 * Co, 8 Shaffer, D Wag-
staff, Raney. F a Cu, W Battel shy A Oo, Sloan, 8 A
8, E 1'aiklu.rd, Johnston. W A Co, W B QrlUn A Co,
Bradley, H A Cu, J W Latlirop A Co, L J Guilmartiu
A Co, Bryan, II A Co, P H Behn, Gneiaid, F A Co.
U8T OP YE89EU !N TUB POUT OF
SAVANNAH.
Savannah, Dec. 1, I860.
STKAM8X1 ink
North Point, Billups, BaUUnore—Wmt A Daniels.
San Salvador. Atkins, New York—B H Hardee.
Tonawanda, Teal, Philadelphia—Hunter A Gam
med.
SHIPS.
Thos Freeman, Owen*, Liverpool—Brigham, Holst
A Cu
America, Mertlmer, Liverpool—T B A J G Mills.
Jno Patton, Bid. Liverpool—Crane A Urmyhlll.
Rochester, Ubver, Liverpool—Br'gham, Holst A Ca
Thesaurus, Hubbard, Livetpoo:—Brigham, Holst
A Co.
Favourite, Worden. Liverpool—E A 8oullard.
Charlotte, Spear, discharging—Wilder A Fu'larton.
New England, Hodges, waiting—Brigham, Holst A
Co.
GoUeu Light, S'.! t-r, Li-erpcol—B A Sonllard.
Pomona, Sirichney, waiting—E A SonllArd.
BAKXS.
Reunion, Tiac.r, Montevideo—West A Daniels.
M K Lockhart, filr) Hallow iy, repairfng, tn dite
tress LJQuilmarin ,£ Oo.
rtampede, (Br)Jewett, repairing.indlstreaa—Wild
er A Fnllartou.
Swedish O tiudh-u Caikuu, discharging—M A
Cohen.
Georg A Johan. Jo d in. diaeharglng—F Schuster.
Bragillere, Wen'ow, Kio J >netre>—Mil'en A Wadley.
May B Dyer, Wallington, diacnaraieg—Banter A
GnmmeU.
Carl George, fBrj Anfiuann, Quecnatown, Eng—J
Ann M Knight, Knight, Sagas la Grand—0 L Col
by A Co.
Susan, Vorhers, repairing—0 L Colby k Oo.
Selma, Gibbs, New York—C £ Colby k Co,
Lewis dark, Bartlett, I’ortianff, Me—Cranb A Gray-
hill.
Kittle Co bora, Wilson, New York—Banter k Oaiu-
idL
Mariposa, Staples, Boston—BMiardaon k Barnard
Bseex, Buck in, Portiaml -E E Hertr, A Co.
B H Kennedy. Gcger, diaehargmg—O L Colby A Co.
HUcktsh. Ficbeil, diachargtng—Unnter A Gammed
Georgia, Holt, alacharging—(Ornna A GreyWH
rfAlfred Thomas, MatUiewa, New York—C L Colby
A Co. r
W Gregory, (Brj Anld, waiting—T L Kinsey A Co
JaneBuison. Em son, Bneton—Hunter A Uaumeh.
Wanderer, Boow, discharging—T B Marshall A Brat
Arthur Burton, Croker, discharging—T B Marshall
A Bro.
Mary D Ireland, Ireland, New York—Hunter A
Gammed
Charlotte Fish, Strong, Mew York—Cartier A Co.
Archer A Beevn, Miner, Boston—Crane M Gray bill.
Ira Blias, Bragg, New Tors—laKoche A Johnson.
A Keen. Kotensoo. dMeh'g-T B Marshall A Bro.
A 8 Edwards, Hog lies, dbchaiglog—Hunter k
fimflupll
Transit, Hawkins, dtseharflng—Stare k Roberts.
Arrivals althfi; Hotels.
PULASKI HOUSE—W. H. WlLTCaBOxa
MM Swank
W A dark, Gs
Mrs Fleiahui.u N Y
J H Morriaen, Ga
J Kiostein, Ga
J M Nixon A wife, N Y
B B Bollock, Augusta
B Wluipenny, PhiU
H G Wolfe. N Y
MrePASntton, Phils
Miro L A Suuon, do
# . J* - TA) Holmes, Pin
•O to ' i OX Schlatter, Us
..' „ ls HDoBiguou, Ga
A
DuBlguou,
svra&rr..,
—fia Kichardaon, Al
MM* A Bichardaun,
A D Bailey, Athena,
W B Miller, Gs
HBriAGa
w Bryant.
City
G i
W H Nelson, I
T F Drayton, B C
M 0 Few, Go
A J White, Macon
J W Neal, Lyon
T Carney, do
C B Bacon, Macon
C A C Waller. 8 C
J H Sinane, City
D W Beaaell, S C
B Atkinson,
•i C Boron, Ga
BMBaibrMk.SC
W G Alien, 8 C
KT Davis Thnmnavflle
J. B Pittman, On
SD Perrin, NC
G HSoattergood.Maoon
A B but lady, child A
_ art. Ga
them Mas X Lawton, On
jr ‘ “
n£tiJi
w H Clark, On
J B Connelly, Gn
THWBIfejWAlb'ti.J
6M Bhodaa, Go
*Y H Smith, Ga
J J 8 timer A son, S C
D O Hawthorn, 8 C
Mia M L McDaniel, Cm
U T WUIlUUL It T
BLCnrtia, N Y .
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MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B.UMB.
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B C Wright, Ga
MfeaF Wright. Ga
B Bargs
Mr* AC Smith,
capt nankia,
J J William*, Go
J W Utile. Un
W M Rome!) A son, On
8 Dancaa, N Y
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D L WittUngtamfe A.1
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B A Martin. onV ^
G A Hardin On
W Harare. Ga
SCREVEN HOUSE—O
|D A Teller, H i
t/Am lltlil Mwrt, KG'
J OCramptim, Min
RPHaynesworth, SC
R B Ripffard,
m Bteb
Mfes B Danas, Balt
TSDafeakO*
WHTurnm, MY
The new and fast MdMfllecraleamehip
San Salvador*
ATKINS, Master, ; ' . -
wUl gall for the above port on her regular day,
Istardsy, Dee. 1, at » o’clock p. mi.
For freight or pni-a'ge, having very superior ac
commodations, apply to
B. H- HARDEE,
No 12 Stoddard's Range.
GARRISON * ALLEN,
No. 6 Bowling Green, New York.
Shippers sending cotton to the press must see that
the biles are marked plainly on De edge. sort-
FOR LIVERPOOL
(i_TI1E fli et-class ship
JOHN PATTEN,
Capt. E. W. Hill,
having part or her cargo engaged, will have dispatch
as above. For balance of cargo apply lo
noia-m CRAKE A GRAYBItX. Agent*.
The new and very test sailing eliawbeel steamship
GENERAL BARNES,
8.000 toes,
T. H. Moeton, Commander,
will positively leave on her regular day,
Thnndsy, Dec. A, at 7i30 o'clock a. m.
For freight or pmaa^^havlng apiendldl; aranged
1LDEB A PCLLARTOV,
. 8 Stoddard's Upper Kausre,
Opposite the I'oat offlc^
For Baltimore.
Tha new and elegant rtcamship
IN’orth. 3?oint, •
,• Captain Billcm,
WUl sail for Baltimore on
Satwavlayr, Dee. 1, at 8 o'clock p. ax.
For freight or pcaeage, having good accommo
dations, apply to
WEST A DANIELS.
decl Jones* Block.
FOR CHARLESTON,
DIRECT.
The iteajner
K AT E ,
Capt. T. J.Locgyrooo,
will leave as above Irom Charles ton Wharf, foot of
West Broad stiaet, on SUNDAY, December 2d, ut
“ p. m.
This iiuat is very fast. In perfect order, and has
piaaenger accuiumuJaitons superior to any Boat In
tne trade.
For irelghtor passage, apply to' *
F; M. MYRRLL. Agent,
decl-lt CharDMou Wharf.
For New York.
The Schooner . . -
A. H. EDWARDS,
having part of her cargo engaged, will
have dispatch for the above port. Apply to
deel-31 HUNTER A GAMMELL.
For Palatfci, Fla.,
VIA ST. SIMON’S ISLAND, BKDNSWICK,
ST. MARY’S. FEIlNANDrSTA, MAY-
PORT MILLS, JACKSONVILLE AND
PJCOLATA.
THE
KATE,
Capt. Locxwooo.
will leave as above from CbarhHton Wharf, foot of
West Broad street, on every THURSDAY MORN
ING, at 10 o'clock.
This Boat is in perfect order, and lias superior
state room aixnminodai ions tor Passengers.
Freight received stall times and stored in Ware
house on wharf, free or expense.
Transportation charges ou goods paid promptly.
For freight or passage apply to
F M. MYREI.L,
no2-tf Charleston Wharf.
For Charleston, 8. C*
The new steamer
DIC T A T 0 R,
(1,000 Tdna,')
Captain L M. COXKTTRR,
WUl reanme her regulartrlps as above, cjmmenclng
Wedattday, 24U inat.. ct 9 o’clock a. m.
For freight or passage applv on hoard, or to
L,4.UU|ENaRTD}
FOR PALATKl, FLA.,
VIA FERN AN DINA, JACKSONVILLE,
AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LAND
INGS ON THE ST. JOHNS RIVER.
The new steamer .;. —
DIC T A TOR,
Ki,«8»-T»tm> ^ ^ -
Having nndergaoe thurongh rnaoirs, wlQ resume
her tegular rime, aaebov^lrefWfig Savaunah
Every Saturday, at 3 o’clock p. m.
da^:SV°on P a e -|te“‘^;r^ , “ < "
oc«7-tt ua Bay street.
CHARITY
Southern Hospital
.Ifton lo olfic ioi
ASSOCIATION,
GEN. JKPF. THOMPSON. ChalnJUL
yj^TR have received from the Aanortrtlon
TICKETS FOR BALE
For their
Christmas Gi^^teeprite.,.
Cooper, Olcotts & Farrelly.
Bennett, VanPejt &Co.
' 109 wateb{I
NEW YORK CITY,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For the sale of '•
COTTON, NAVAL STORES,
x-aJSdiJfc(MliLii
vaocca pill be made. K^tecial attention
ordanfarlb* parebase of Geu -al “
Maw York.
G. 8 VAN PELT may be seen at dark, 1
Cte 1 *, or T. B. Marshall k Bro-M, b ivaanabB.
Reference Bryan.HaririimebCa.,T. BU
* Bro., Savannah ; at. Mlcbulaa femtanoi Bgk;
York. iortitrt w
FOR SALE,
Philadelphia aud Southern
Mail Steamship Co.
For Philadelphia.
The first class steamship
Tonawanda,
JENNINGS, Commxnder,
WUl sail for the above port on
katarday, Dec. 1, ct t* o’clock p. m.
For rreight or passage, having snp rlor ncconuno-
dalions. apply to
D024 HUNTER A GAMMELL.
FOR BOSTON.
The Schooner “TRANSIT.” H:vr-
kuta, Master, having tne gren'er por-
tiot. of her cargo engaged, Will havo
dispatch for the above pork
Fo freight, apply to
STARR k ROBERTS.
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 Blnffton every Wednesday.
The Steamers
PILOT BOTT,-
Captain W. T. McNELTY.
r*.. AND
ELIZA HANCOX,
Captain J. K. RICHARDSON,
will le ve the Florida Steam Packet Wharf regularly
aaabova.
HANCOX every Monday and Friday.
PILOT BOY every Wednesday aud Saturday.
Returning will leave Cbarleeton,
H ANCOX every Wednesday and Saturday.
PILOT BuY every MoDday and Friday,
For freight engagemente or passage, apply at the
office, Florida Steam Packet Wharf, or to
CLAQHORN k CUNNINGHAM,
no87-tf Amenta.
FOB CHARLESTON.
VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT.
CROTON,
-Capt. B- W. Tilton,
WUl leave for Charleston and intermediate place
every THURSDAY AFTERNOON, at 11 o'clock a. HL,
from Claghom k Cunningham’s Wharf.
For freight or passage, apply to the Captain on
board or to T. B. MARSHALL 4k BHO.,
nol-J-tf A gen’s.
For Charleston.
VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT.
THE SPLENDID STEAM PACKET
EMTL1E,
W. W. ADAIR, Commander,
will leave recalarly Mr tke above places, from tke
Wharf, at foot of Warn Broad street, every Saturday
moraine at T o’clock.
For height or Passage apply oe board, or In
8. M. LAFFITKAU. Agent;
nov7—lm 19« Bay afreet.
Lem every Tuesday aid Saturday.
For Pal&tka, E. Fla.,
TOCUHINO AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA
RTS. FERNAND IN A, JACKSON
VILLE AND PICOLATA
The bew and elegant ateaapocae a, '
ImIZZIE BAKER.
Capt. M. KING, and
SY/LVAN SHORE,
Obpt JAMES TUCKER. '
havfngbsawapedany fitteo ap for a
RnasueasasMB-
Baker every SAT
“f
latfeM to connect with tha
Paoaage apply at the otoceoa Vhridn
at ten wkKk
1 leave Jackaooville every 1
cry Wei
K. B^-AH frvlgbt payable by ritippare. JylfeU
