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HjonbiP *■ S- 111 ■aUi-^iP &. HI- ^aid^'P — 111. rOB BALTIMORE# Faunic, Thursday, December $ at —? *k,- islUP FOB PU1LAPKLPHI A. TiiUdvvanda, Saturday. December 16, at \jock,-' nL 0l> FOK FLORIDA, r iutet every Thursday morning at 9 •’clock Dicutor, every Saturday, at 3 p. ^jiuer 1 »e .sylvan Sliore, every Tuesday morning, at vii-ck. for CUaUlkSTON, Vl ,,uiei Pilot Boy, every Wednesday and 8aUuday ‘ llrincox, every Monday, and Friday !,lvi-' luchitor, every Wednesday, at 9 a. m. u . i BuiPic, every Saturday, at 7 o’clock a.In? "■‘., er Croton, every Thursday at. 11 o’- B V "^ival and Departure of Trafinf^ J ;vL IUILBOAD DAILY PASSBNGEB DP TEAUI. f'* savannah u$ ; ............. . 8 a.if at AiiKUstd'afc 6:15 r. m a t Maeou . 8 P. 1C .»V1LY DOWN I’AHSKNUKU TRAIN u. H Maeou at 7 a.m. u s \ujjustu :it 8:45 a. M. u1 ' at Sav;uiuali at 7:05 ft M. Arr tfp SIGHT PASSENGER' TRAIN , ,,v. Savannah at " ,7:05 p, m. ** * 4 l Augusta at 4:00 a. it. • * at Maeou at 7:00 a. m. i- ‘ down NlliUT PASSENGER TRAIN , .tv* .Macuii at 5:40 p. m. Augusta at 8:2& P. M. *•' ' a i savannah at 5:30 a. m. • irr *M iiJlfjeville autl Gordon trains connect with t down night passenger trains at Gordon. GULF UAILUOAU—DAILY (SUUdays OX cep ted) .. vM Savannah at 7 ' a. if. ‘ ^ l Uouiasville at 7:10 p s m. • :rf n 4 uiuasvilio at 6:00 a. ai. at Savannah at 6:10 P. M. *0ur Weekly Review of the Market. p ^.yerai issues, we have been somewhat delayed . Vcr- crowding in at the last moment on Friday ' filing. Though much flattered by this mark of viBUon, we would request that hereafter ouy ' , ,us would intimate their wishes, at the latest, by- i M on the uioruing of publication. Theatre. 0 j the largest and most fashionable audiences . ^ sfunou was present last night to witness tfce ’rforuiance of "Camille’' by Miss Charlotte Thomp- W»* regret that tho late hour at which we write t admit of our giving such a notice of this most jiuirable performance a* it deserves. Judgiug from ... et y eC t w bi«?U it produced on the very discriminating L-e. authorizes us to believe that they will agree n w i i0 u wo pronounce it one of the beat, if not iVe ry best, jiers-'nations of the character ever seen atoge. It would be difficult to indicate tfca ■ouMiu the character in which the remarkable his- i,.^ic power uf Miss Thompson were displayed to the ;o i advantage. She carried the enthusiastic admin- UlU oI tho audience with her from the rising of the cjrum to its fall, eliciting continual raptures of ap. .^uietts well in the first act, as the heartless and fain .cm of tho boudoir, as in the after scenes of emo- i-u and passion, witli which the piece abounds, and thrilling scene of the death chamber, so true to jturo as to excite a feeling akin to awe in the be- jjer. The changes from heartless levity to deep didiou, from love and hope to despair and resigna- . touched every heart, and roused her audience to ; highest pitch of admiration. She was called be- •j s hiu curtain at the end of every act, save the tirtli.iu which she is absent from the stage when t drop falls. She was ably sustained by Mr. Hari y LiuJon as Arm and, who, as is always the case, waa . rough in his conception of the part, and truly ef- :*aveiii its personation. The piece was well pqt on it stage and well performed throughout. H.ss Thompson takes a benefit to-night, appearing ;ic character of Julia iu Knowles’ beautiful play 1 ic ••Hunchback/’ with Mr. Langdon aa Mas- L* Walter and a good cast of the other aiders. Aside from the fact that a uv opportunity is thus giyen to the friepds . -r drama to testify in a substantial manner fjieir ippreriation of the professional ability and per- fcu wurth of the lair beneficiary, the entertainment •Siredaiiunld attract a crowded bouse. Meeting of Council. i spet-ui meeting was held yesterday afternoon at ■ duck. Present—His Honor,. E. C. Anderson, t-.r. and Aldermen Ford, Wylly, Wade, Villaloqga, kiUar, burroughs and Waring. 2rHireling was called for the purpose of taking viiaidenition a communication from tho Savan- t dumber of Commerce, enclosing a petition from wners, asking Council to approve the draft of burial about to be presented to the Legislature -c State asking for au increase of the rates of ■k: much discussion, a resolution waa passed en- -' ! -Lg the memorial. aext business taken up was the consideration •ill uow pending before the Legislature to amend * feral acts in relation to the City Court ol Ssvnn- .pears that the City Council were Hot consulted •atiou to this matter, and a resolution was pass- iiihoriziug a memorial to be forwarded to the nl Assembly remonstrating against the pas- oi the proposed act. i.motion. Council adjourned. •iihcial proceedings will appear in our issue to- JUayor’d Court. Mml white men were before His Honor yesterday uu tbo charge of drdnkenpess fnd disof- .• conduct, ajul were disposed of by fine. * st amen were charged^ with being deserters ' in * v<*aael. The Captain appeared and produced - *:vios ol agreement. He identified the men, and , ‘-’*l them committed until the day of sailing. His ‘'Sued them each three dollars and ordered committed. Sheftall, negro, a hand on one of the river * »aa charged with having a small bag of cotton '-spuhsessiou supposed to have been stolen, '“i-rovtn that he hud taken the cotton from the iUd he was sentenced to be confined at the Bar- Vls ‘»r thirty days. * Wali^-rger was purged with sleeping under a *-'! it an early hour in the morning. He was or- fcd tube sent to tiie Barracks for thirty days as a ^Screven, for refusing to obey the commands * 1 (*>hceuftjcer, was fined five dollars, or iu default "Wukiit, to serve fifteen days ou the streets, mak- 'iiiuproveuienis. . • >• - Charlotte Thompson as a Coition- Grower. Wlotte Thompson, the actress, says the New York the iat instant, is rusticating at barplanta- ‘• ‘•jfcar Montgomery, and, it is said, aspires to the ^ <>f Cotion Queen. The following note from her ui the Montgomery (Alabama) Mall: Espianza Plantation, Montgomery county, Ala., Nov. 21,1866. Lli '"rs Mini : My attention has been called to a ••■u: in your columns ol yesterday. There is one 'V iu the article that justice forbids me to alight* i -Shu hud a fine crop of cotton and corn, but had' management, or worse, ou the part of she has lost over $ J),Ooo.” This is a cruel ^iiy i u my late superintendent, who is, 1 believe, <v ' ’ienu the city. Mismanagement there undoubtr r ^ht-eu, but the gentleman’s honor and inleg- ■ never been called iuto question. I am now “6 m Espiauza to organize my work people for ' r 'iuiug year, and rest awhile from my professional ***■ Ti« with surprise and pain I see the publle | of uiy adopted home making my domestic I V * M ‘ : i subject of street gossip. Very respectfully yours, Charlotte Thompson. perhaps bo of interest to her friends abroad iij * that Mins Charlotte is at present filling a very ^ :, siul star engagement on the Savannah boards. Religious Noties. <ic Parish of St Paul’s Protestant BpifCdpal j ot Savannah, having been re-organikfld by the of a Board of Vestry And the appointment k-v. Samuel J. Pinkerton as Rector, divine . "- k may be expected to be held in the Fireman’j ■ f . tl l ^ e ooruer of South Broad and Abercorn I Sunday next, the 9th December, and every | Uy hereafter tiU further notice, at the hours of |^.° l ' lcK:k ' A - M., and at 3>, o’clock, P.;M. Seats ^ llje public cordially invited to attend. BOARD OF VESTRY. V I—Messrs. George H. Johnston, Hugh F. w , n ,i -~ Me88r «- Charles Grant. Henry WU- M - Tunno, Thomas H. Austin, T. J ^ . • buger, J. s. Kennard, John Cooper. ® I fc Pacific Guano.—The attention of our ^friends is directed to the advertisement of ^ Co., agents for the sale of the abov*e approved fertilizer. This Guano is said to be ly ^pted to the cuHivation of cotton, con- lar «e per centage of phosphate of lime, a T'rtion 0 f which is immediately soluble, and ®djately to the nourishment of ^ not suffer from its: ass ‘ * M^naauuc Cotton Prrss Oomfajtt.A.At hnizatiou of this Comnaov. Yesterday. Mr. P^ident and Mr j. H. Sa Perintendent and Treasurer. t Mgsr C, Excukqk.—'V. qua terllng at 4T04f tor Ant- ogh grwtn*. •Dung uanktm. Broken ar, t at <•«». *ad MU* n with Uttto ote- OCoLzmm mncnunmni la « from ttonoowiagun of mmiinj^ asa. theyXrAl'btfy; ad boiut, an nnly to k. I Burn tfet Halted State* >8tkte ; ."j,® ^wgte., i..... sae Oeatnl Railroad BanUngOompany Mm' City Hank of Augusta . 29as Farmttraud Mechanics’ Bulk.... ' and Banking Company ,#7@ Mamilkc.turera' Bank, Maoou ' : Y SOOTH tUBOLlkA. Bank ol Camden “ Newberry People's Bank South W.B.R. iiS ITninn Rtnb ....2.............. MUN. 10® It® 25® «® •H® .87® Union Bank. * U. uw UeorgW. J ; A#Sn „ i: *7 .90(0(112 Now Georgia do City of Savannah 111"".."" Augusta ’ 1 Macon Central Railroad " Memphis and Charleston Railroad..' .90® 92 .... 91®92 89® 90 .... 85®87 ....78@80 par and tut. 75®76 City of Savannah. counosiii. 92@95 88® 90 ..99 topar ... .92®93 . —tJ2i 70®74 ... .76® 77 . .104® 158 Central' South Western __ Muscogee Railroad Atlantic and Gull Railroad Georgia Railroad !. ” Augusta and Savaunah Railroad UK IT id) STATE. BOMUa. C. S- Bonds 7-30’a “ ” s-ao'a registered, 1802...” 107^100 “ “ 6^20'a coupons,.. ....... 407® 108 Issubanch.—A meeting of the- Board ol Under wrltora haa established the following tariff, showing a alight advance en marine, and nearly 75 per cent increase on. fin rlska, to take effect from the 1st of October;' * | s lo Augusta by first-class iron steamer.... % per cent _ . “ “ “ wooden eteamer.. i “ To Hawkinaville “ steamer 1>2 •• To Fl-rida ports i <• To Charleston ”” v «. To New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia, by 1st class sail and steamer \ <• To Boston by 1st class steamer aud'aall...l “ We notice a reduction In the rates on cotton tor short terms. The following are now the fire rates: On Cotton—For 5 days, 1st class $ 12>4 " •• fth class so For 8 months, 1st class....,,...., 400 “ “ 4thclass 2 00 On Rice—per annum i®2 per cent On Merchandise—1st class brick 1 «• Fbeiuuts. Are not as active as last week, little cotton Is mpvlug, apd timber and lumber freights are quite dull. Little change la to be noted in rates: To New York, ou cottou, per steamer lc. To Boston, •' •• l\ To Baltimore, “ “ \ To Philadelphia, •• \ To Philadelphia, on Domestics flOO To New York, ou cottou, per salt }i To Boston, *• > “ jr To Liverpool, bn cotton Jid. To New York and Philadelphia, on Bea Island, per steamer lj£ $11 la asked on lumber to Boston, and $10 60 char tered to New Y°rk. $12®12 Is asked on timber to New York and Boston. A vessel has been taken up to load at St. Mary’a, for Malanias, at $10 in gold. Cotton.—The market ou last Thursday closed quiet, at 21)«c. for Liverpool middlings. >Wdap—Little doing. Holders stiff: buyers asking a decline. 100 hales sold at 21>4c. tor middlings. Siiturday.—Little done, owing to different views of buyers and sellers. After one o'clock the discourag ing nears still more curtailed transactions. LI verpool middlings, 31®21t,e. Sales, 130 bales. Monday. —Market if till very dull. Qperattons cap- lined to small parcels, being qo indication of prices. Factors are aniious to sell, but unwilling to concede. Sales, 200 balsa. Ttomiay.—Au improved demand, with sales of 650 bales, principally on English account. On the higher grades better prices were obtained, with a alight reac tion on the lower grades. Liverpool middlings, 31 >4 ®32c. Wednesday.—The market quieter, and a tendency toward easier prices. Quotation* nominal. Sales 125 bales. Thursday.—Very little inquiry has been manifested to-day. Buyers seem lo be waiting advices, though holders are more disposed to yield than on yesterday. 31®Jl)4c. Is asked for middlings, though no offers sre made op that basis. About 75 bales cLsnged hands at forced sales. The stock is gradually increasing, being uow 16.022 bales. The exports sre 7.598 bales, against 9,344 last week, of which 2,870 bales were to Liverpool. The receipts vary very slightly week after week, and no decided iucresse may be looked for, for some time to come. They toot up for last week, 4,991 bales, agsiust 6,831 for the week previous. tins Islands.—There is little change from our last week’s report The filter qualities sre firm at former prices, and the poorer grades are weaker. The de mand is somewhat improved. C’ottorx Statement. © ~ 5- 2. BT I ! I l§ "f ■ 'S I f ’ lit £ 2 •JB JL.2 c s £ c - 4?; t 5 a a s g EXPORTS OF COTTON From November 29, 1866, to December 6.1866. Liverpool Ports. *. ■ - 'Hm New York .... Baltimore..............- Philadelphia. Providence, B. L Total Export?.--. upland. —-.I 2,870 1,038 2.97$ 500 216 Bacon.—The stock u very heavy, and the inquiry light, the olty demend being otalefly supplied at auc tion. The decline during the . paei week hae beep from 1)4 to 2)40.. with great Inactivity and want of confidence in the future- We quote ribbed eUee, 16«e.; clear ribbed eidee. 17®17.'<c.; dear sides. 18c.: shoulders, 13c., aud hams, 26®29C. Butt Kit.—Prime Goehen is firm and in demand, at 4$®fifitt. The market in stocked with Western, which hu declined, being now quoted® 86#4ac. Coefee.—The demand is Air, and the stock some what reduced, that ot Bio beitig probably only 1,200 bags. The demand is priuoipally retail. -We qoote Rio 26®29c.; Java, 40®44a. Fu>DB.-*hie etoek teUrgA the demand light, and nrlces down and declining. We quote superfine, $10 tell: extra, $12®!*; Western fancy brands, $16®18, nod new GWorgia, in seeks, $6 50^7 25- Fisa.—Tke stock is fair, with a moderate demand. Prices are tending downward- We quote No. L bble., *23®2L half do., $11 *0®12; No. 3, bbls., *20®21; hMfdo!, $1* 50® 11; No. 3. Urge, bbls., $17; half do., ^GiuSi —Tba eSock of white con ie Urge, somewhat accumulated by the mills having been working slowly for^some tfrne. We qnote et $1 40 to $146 from “S&SS-m. —i i. uhN'C. oait |ft quote oo change aa jet. Good flint, lf)( ^Hardware-—Tfce stock* are good at present, with the fit one cargo just arrived per Swedes b Xtttle change le'nii^. except to Swedlsh from, which are now qnote at 7^4®te-; rnfiwnd, «®U- 7 ^T.-fStkte?!>frM0a[^dhridtetl 66Inter*, lota. IUet^nrtafitem?adttfil *FraMBha^4>»' ted at $1 70 m cart. Liqnone.—This busineae continnee te a retail demand, with little chat desire onrtie part of holders to tion of thfi tax is settled. , _ Lasd.—There in a light demand end s good Stock. The market auudadbSng. Prime leaf, 18c.; pressed, 16®17c. T BO- OWdte Jidtiie—Is unchanged and firm at anotali^M. Bajjawaasa-uasi^as s^^0ifta*SH sas -““ 111 the market. A at $2®$2 40. 18 ‘“® or punting., We quote duU - w * qoote rough, me- dbnm uiAvlf ** S°: ordinary, $2 per bushel; »UU depressed, with no export, or no wholesale demaud. ^ BpoaM;—The stock is more than sufficient, and the teU- Prices are weakening. We quote k< ^' A white, 16)4@17e.; B white. 16® 15 *@ 18c .: Coffee, 15@l5)4c.; yeUim ”teX®15c.; brown clarified 12)4, and Muscovado,Ac., exceedingly scarce, with an active demand at $2 75®3 00 per car load, though the entire ab- eenoe of stock renders quotations nominal. . —U arriving more freely, but mostly of amaU dimeu tlona, and rapidly taken np bv the mills, which are full or orders. We quote: MiU timber ; j 9 oo@12 00 Ranging square timber, Urge size. 14 00® 1C Oo , “ “ “ small size 11 ou®13 00 Lcmbke.—The mills are working steadily, and the railroad arrivals are more free. We quote: Flooring boards. $H $04 00®25 00 West Imiu orders 26 w>®27 00 Skip stuff 26 00®30 0<J EXPORTS or TIMBER AND LUMBER from 1st September, i860. Exported this week Exported previously -Total exports 5.465,05s| 1,674,161 I Lumber. | Timber. •355,796 Li... i,109,229> 1,674.161 Sav’h Wholesale Prices Current. Articles. lo Auu, Massey, Uuslou A Co., Philadelphia bbl Scotch and English cask...iloz Imitation doz Taylor's Albany Cream bbl Abbow-ties lb Apples bbl Baching, Guuuy „...yd Tucker. Carter A Co yd Dundee yd Cottou Duck, No.l yd Canvass yd Beef, Mess bbl Extra Mess (new) half bbl Fulton Market half bbls Bacon, Ribbed Sides lb Clear do do prime 11. Clear Sldee lb Shoulders tb Hams lb Bread. Pilot lb Navy it. Beans, Mediums bbl Bban cwt Butteu, Goshcu A Good Western tb Candles, Adamantine lb Mould ; lb CiDxn gul Goal, Red Ash, delivered .ton Bnglish, do ton Oanpt, Assorted lb Fancy tb Cheese, Farm Dairy lb Good Factory lb Dairy ...lb CiuA.ua, Connecticut M Seed and Havana M Imported M Coffee, St. Domingo lb Eio lb Java, common to good lb Domestic Goods— Shirtings, y % yd Shirtings, .yd Yarqp. bunch Cotton Oim^bqrgs 8oz Georgia Plains yd Prints ydl Flour, Superfine bbl Extra...... ,bbl Western, fyncy brqnds bbl New Georgia, sup. to extra.sack Fish, Mackerel, No.‘l bbl do do ball'bbl do do kits do No. 2 bbl do do *, bbl* do do kits do No. 3, large... .bbl do do hall'bbl Herrings, No. 1 box do Scaled box Cod, choice lb Fertilizers, Rh’ds Phos.Lime.ton Guano, Peruvian... * ton Dolivian ton Graih— Corn, yellow, from store..bush do white do ..bush Oats.... bush Glass, American Window......... Hay, Prime Northern, fr. store.cwt Eastern, from store cwt Hides, good Flint lb Dry Salted lb Hominy, White Kiln Dried bbl Iron, Swedes lb Refined lb Lard, pure L«*f ib Pressed Lead/. lb Laths Lime, Rockland bbi Leather, French Calfskin doz Sole Hemlock $ Oak 'Dinned .tt» Liquors—Whisky— J. Gibson, Sons A Co.’s X.gjri do do Old Nectar, gal do* dc Cabinet....gul T. J. Hack A Sou’s Rect... .gal do do Ex. Reot..-gal Wallace's Brands— Bourbon Whisky X gal Old Kentucky Whisky ... .gal Imperial Neciar Whisky...gal Reilly, Leavy A Co.’s Brands— McGregor Whisky gal Weaver Rye Whisky gal Old Bourbon Whisky gal Lone Star gal Brandy—Otard, Dupuy A Co,, ar. Rud hRli pasts.gal Pinet, CastiUon A Co gal Rum- Lone §tar gal Gin—Holland Gin gal Columbian gal Winks—Champagne case 'Claret case Sherry Wine, iu eghth casks.gal Port Wine gal Molasses, Cuba, hhds gal Eng. IsL, bbls and >i bbls.. .gal M B * f - bbl Frwm Mills bush Nails lb Naval Stores, Tar bbl Spirits Turpentine gal Rosin bbl Oils, Sperm j gal Lard gal Kerosene gal Train gal Qniors bblf Qranges hundred | Pear bush Plasterers’ Hair cwt Pork. Prime and Rump bbl Mess bbl Powder ....keg: do half kegs do :....qr. kegs do... ...Ibcaus Potatoes, rb to quantity bbl RlOB, Clean S. C lb India. -....lb Raisins, layer box Layer half box do qr. box Rope, Greenleaf lb Hemp* •. lb Jute I. lb Salt, Liverpool sack Soap........ Georgia Chemical lb Other Brands lb Shot, Drop... bag Buck....:... bag Sugars—Crushed and Powdered, lb A White lb B do «> C Extra lb Coffee lb Yellow G lb Brown Clarified ...II Muscovado, Ac M Tobaoco, Smoking, from stems..lb do do leat....tb Chewing, Diamond T^iat.... Bright choice grades Medium ......lb Low lb Teas, Green .'. lb Black lb Twins Vinegar, White and Cider gal Wood, Oak, in yard cord Pina cord Lightwood. cord Wax. $ c. $ c. 20 00 @ 4 75 (tb 3 00 (a; 10 00 (ol 10 (til 12* 5 00 (fl» 7 00 33 (a* 40 (a* 45 35 (a; 42 3 00 <(C 00 70 2KMJ0 17 00 (ih is 00 17 00 10‘iia) 1* (a) 17 *. 18 (fA- 8 .9 6 *i(a> G 00 (ol 7 00 2 50 (f/i 43 <& 35 (fi 25 (at 20 18 <u> 20 50 (a1 11 50 ^ U 50 <# 30 (gi 35 (g) 14 <$ 18 19 21 23*£@ 24 30 00 (a) 50 00 50 00 @100 00 75 00 (all70 00 29 48 20 @ 40 <0 18 (£ 15 20 17 2 65 @ 2 75 28 <& 20 43 <S> 12>i® 21 10 00 @ 11 OO 12 00 (hi 15 00 10 00 (at 18 00 6 50 (21 7 25 23 00 (g) 24 00 11 50 (a 1 12 00 3 50 (gi 20 00 (at 21 f»0 10 50 (<c 11 00 3 00 (a! 17 00 Oft 8 50 (a* 900 75 cm 85 (a) 09 (a) 9 V 02 50 (^J 110 GO (^420 00 80 UU (g* l 40 @ 1 45 1 40 (iu 1 45 80 (at 85 14 1 05 @ 1 70 (at 13 (a) 7 00 (ai 7^(aV 8 0%(gi 18 (ai 15 (al 17 1V£& 5 60 (ffi 2 25 {& 55 00 & 87 50 40 <3 45 65 @ 60 3 45 @ 410 <& ■6 00 & 2 00 # 2 70 (£ 3 OO (at 3 40 (at 4 0O 4 75 3 75 ((0 3 85 3 00 (g) 3 75 2 85 (at 2 95 *2 UU <S> . 10 00 (at 15 00 2 95 (gt 3 10 5 50 (<;' 0 OO 4 00 (t? 28 00 (01 40 00 b 50 ({ji 8 50 4 00 (gi 4 00 (ai 55 (a} 75 (at 7 00 (g) 1 70 (a) 7%<' 5 00 "(at 70 (at 4 50 (at 7 00 2 75 (at 2 15 (at 75 (ot 85 1 7» (at 2 4U «n 3 50 (at 2 75 50 1 75 8 00 (al 31 00 (fit 32 0 35 50 (at 8 50 (at 9 00 4 50 (at 2 50 (it 85 (a; 2 00 (at 2 40 10 (& 10« 2 5 00 0 5 50' i 2 50 <S 2 75 ' f 50 (at 21 (al 22 18 (at 21 . 13 (at x 17 2 75 (<}\ 3 (Mi 15 S 14 11 (ai ll‘ a # 3 25; 4b 3 50 (al 18 (<?> 10*^ 10 (£ 15,'^ 15 & MM# 12 # mm# 40 (at 50 75 1 jfi 75 (ffx 1 25 50 (al 75 50' (<j> 1 00 <at 2 00 1 00 (at 40 (a) 37 7 50 (at 0 00 (at 7 60 (at 23 & 1 00 Oarlen Market. REPOSTED BY JA8. T. PATERSON A CO. Darien, Doc. 5, I960. Timber. -The recent rains hkve moved tho large quantities of timber kept back by tbe low Mage of the rivers, and prices are reduced. Very little is shipped, the mills consuming large quantities to fill back or ders. We quote: Ranging square, large size, $13 00(^16 00 •• *• small size 10 00(a}13 00 Mill timber 8 00^1100 Lumber.—The mills are full of orders, and freights are easier. We quote: West India orders, $U *. $24 00 Hay, Hay. u JjlOR SALE low, to clone consignment, 500 bales Prime Eastern Bar- BRADLEY, HILL ft CO., noia-tf No. 19 Stoddard's Lower Range. B. R. Armstrong, MASON AND BUILDER, r i prepared to execute all work in hiB line in a workmanlike manner, with dispatch. Often left with Hr. J. W. MCDONALD, 154 Bay street, or at Mr. W. K. STONIB’a, on Taylor street, between Wbltfiker mad Barnard, will be promptly at tended fit, no21-lm* Powder, , Shot, &c. aaa KEGS, Half Kega and Quarter Kega Hazard'a ^ e0Ke*aHaxartPaBlaatiiigPowder. xe Gaaaa One Peand Canielen Electric Powder, a® Bad* flbot, Drop tnd Buck, amorted/tor sale HILTON M RANDBLL, • — — 19$ Bay etreet OJLi Shipping Intelligence. FORT OF SAVANNAH. . i'Jiiii ■ ‘‘i : THPaafrakL-Bwe;$,uaa. Arrived. Steamer Chae 9 Hardee, Daniela, Ogeecbee—Erwin A Hardee. Steauier-BcJipee, Jonea, Augusta—A Wilcox A Cfi. Cleared. Steamship Gen Burnea, Morton, New York—Wilder A Kullartuu. Bteamer U M Cool, Tartar, Darien—M A Cohen. Steamer Kate, Lockwood, Jackauuviile, etc—F M Ujrell. Steamer Croton, Tilton, Cliarieaton. etc—T B Mar. .ball A Bro. Bark Brasilia, Wersell, Bio Janeiro—Miller fc Wad- ley. Sloop Fleet, Barret, Riceboro—M J Doyle. Pauenken, , Mia. Carrie Wihlt, Mrs A 8 Omvell, and I atearage. Comslsmeea. Per steamer Chas 9 Hardee, lrom Ogeecbee—W M Tunno A Co. Exports. For eteamahip General Bamea, for New Tork-906 hales upl.nti cotton, 171 do sea island, 35 do yam, 18 caaks rice, 158e bides, 51 pkga mlse. Ber bark Brazilian, for Kio Janeiro—190,099 feet lumber. Kecetpta. Per aclir A It Ames, from New York—V*"* barrds lime. . , . . : Per steamer Chas 9 Hardee, from Ogecbee—5oT6 bushels rough rice. Consignees per Central It. R. Dec. 6, uaa. 826 bales cotton, 3 hales rags, 54 bales old bagging, ■in sacks wtr. 16 sacks potatoes, 13 cars lumber and mdse, Ui J MuKinuip, i Hart A Co. W M Tunno A Co. A X Miller, MrsSP Moore, WAR Mclntire, i L Hilton, B II Hardee, Holcombe A te, Nculvldc, Uni ter A Co, N Davidson, Hunter A Gaium II, Clark, Jones A Co, Wilder A l ullarton, Austin A U, Johu- sUiu, Woods A Co, Dennis, Perkius A Oo, Honking D .£■ Co, Heau A McG, Dunha, J ACb, Brady A Moses, I W i,a drop A Co, Wilkinson, W A Co.R F Metcalfe A Co, A Low A Co, Tison A Gordon, L J Guilmarttn A c'o, Sliiau, stunbs A Co, Wm Battersby A Co, W H mark A Co, a S UailriUge, J Washburn A Oo, Wil- kiusou, W A Co, Hotliweli A Whitehead, Krvin A Hardee. N A Hardee A Co, tiuerard, F A Co. Clark. J a, Co, Brigham, U A Co, Chas L Colby ft Co. K Halt- ecsliatfi. ' >- ■ - Ue.-elpts per Atlnntlc A OnlCR.jK. Dec. 6, 1844. 3>t7 bales cotton, 1 car cattle, S3 bbls turpentine, 91 bias rosin and mdze, to Sloan, Stnbbe A StegalL W M Tunno A Co, Tieon •£ Gordon, J F A M n«-.nn» JotuW Anderson, Sons A Co, L J Gmlmartln tea. N A Hardee A Co, Wilder A Fullarton, ABHartrltee, * U r w/ Uhu3 ° u * * *• Clark, J A On, Bom AB, G W f.armauy, Brigham, HACo.EC Wade ft te; F A CO. J £ vilial .nga, Jonea A Way. A Wilcox A co, J a Murray, J Middleton, Pat Dnvia. Chas \ uu lloru, Tebeau, Phillips A Co. D McDonald, J N Muller'Walts, McR * Co. J A W Rutherford, W Norwoml, Boothe A Co. B P Sanford, Davant A Waples, Miller A Bro, Major C A Reynolds. LIST OF VKS9KLM IN THE MORT OF 9 A VANS AH. SaTARNXU, Dec. 4, lSfifi. San Jacinto, Loveland, New York—B H Harden. SHIPS. America, Mortimer, Liverpool—T R ft J G sin., J no fatten, Hill, Liverpool—Cran* A GraybiU. . Rochester. Oliver, Uverpool—Brigham, Holst A Oo. Thesaurus, Hubbard, Liverpool—Brigham, Hoist Favourite, Worden, Liverpool—E A Bonllstd. ( harlotte, Spear, Liverpool—Wilder A Foliation New England, Hedges, Liverpool—Brigham, Holst Gulden Light, Slater, Liverpool—E A SooUard. Pomona, sirichney, waiting—E A Sosllsld. Lady Havelock, (Br) Newpy, discharging—E A s,Millard. _ George A Johan, Jordan, Bremen, loading—F Schuster. May ti Dyer, Wellington, loading—Hunter A Gammell. John S Harris, (Br) Kenney, Liverpool—Crane A Graybill, Walton, Roberts, Liverpool—Bradley, Hill A Co. Joint Ellis, Melvin, waiting—Crane A Graybill. BKIUS. A M Knight, Knight, New York—C L Col by A Co. Susan, Vorhees, repairing—C L Oolby A Co. Selma, Gibbs, New Vork—O L Colby A Co. Kshcx. Uurkiin, Portland—E 9 Ntxon. Hlaekfish, Ficheil, New York—Hunter A Gammell E H Keuuedy. Gi-ger, Boston—C L Colby A Co. Georgia, Holt, discharging—Crane A GraybiU. Chas l'oole, Sherman, discharging—Starr A Ro- Myrotnis, Higgins, Baltimore—Richardson A Bar nard. SCHOONERS. W.Gregory, (Br) Anld, waiting—T L Kinsey A Cun Allred Thomas, Matthews, discharging—C L Colby A Co. Wanderer, Snow, Sstllla—T B Marshall A Bro. An bur Burton, Croker, New York—T B Marshall A Bro. Mary I) I: eland,, Ireland, New York—liauter A Uamniull / ; 1 ; - cbarlult: Fish,'Strong. New York—Currier A Co. Archer A lit eves. Miller, Boston—Crane A Graybill. Ira Bliss. Bragg, New York—LaRuche A Johnson. A H Edwards, Hughes, discharging—Hnnter A Gammell. Transit, Hawkins, discharging—Starr A Roberta - A K Allies, Ames, discharging—Crane A GraybiU. Arrivals at the Hotels. PULASKI HCtJSK-W. H. WlLTBinoxa Edward Walsh, Balt Th.ul street. Charleston W Haseltine. Liverpool K liailey, Cliar’estou C E Stubbs, Oily .1 S Lewis, Fla i ‘has Spalding. Ga ,1 B Butties, Ga Dr W C Cox. Ga P K Baum, Fhi H R Long, tia Geo W Chapin, City .las H Aruau, Kla J Ji Eason, N C M Sloton, N C G F Hudson, Ga B u Miller and wiep, Ga B T Lawton and lady, Gn SCREVEN HOUSE U W Mitchell. Ga W Sfifris FrtVYHlwitli. N Y S P Smith, N C U Beecher, Conn MARSHAL Mr Buckner, N Y F D SewalL Wash B F Faust. Charleston 11 G Blackwell, N Y Mrs Farrell and child John Aunear, Pliila G Waterhouse, Beaufort J L Miller, Fla W II Pope, Fla Rufus Smith, Muss c A Lewis, Fia C Bulls • Miss Butts A J Lawton, Jr, Ga Master Singleton, Ga Manly o Steep, SC DW Williams T $ Beasley W J Costar Mr Backmuu, St Aug H L Shultz W T Gibson A K Vickers Thus Webster, N Y Josiah Thompson, Llv Jos Rosenheim, N Y S B Potter, N Y H Edmonston, Augusta McU Law, Augusta Jno D Allen, Memphis ' H N Allen, Ala U. McGimlv. IW M Smith, City Win P Rice, City ■jTUoa P Miller, city i Joim Summers, Ga HOUSE—A. B. Luca. JW Palmatler if G Moore, Brunswick J H Collins P A Eiclielberger, 8 0 Dr J O Dickeii, S C E T Davis. Gn John D Alien, Term T It Compton, Fla Wm A Hull, Rieeboro J 11 Striphng, Danen S R Fihles, Ga T O LKtagaton, Fla FASHIONABLE Dress and Cloak Hak ing At lira. R. L. LOUIS'. a V1NJ an experienced Cutter aad TULr, she In ready to receive orders In all Its branches, at her store. No. 113 Broughton street, near Bull. dec! lit • A. RICHARDSON, MERCHANDISE AND SHIR BROKER, 194 BAY STREET, / CONSTANTLY on band, and for «le at lowest mar- 'Vif ket rates, ' Corn, Flour, Bacon, Whiskey, etc. Vessels of all sizes for charter. uoliktf 200 Figs, Citron, die. SMALL Drams New Smyrna Figs. 1 40 boxes pew Leghorn Citron. 9do boxes Wholes, Halves and Quarters new Layer Raisins, lor sale by HILTON A RANDKLL, decti-ur 193 Bay street. jNutting, Powell & Co.. BANKERS, M A C O GEO C. A. NUTTING, A. H. POWELL, ISAAC SCOTT. Coffee. BAGS COFFEE, 2,0 (D Direct Importation front Bio dq.Ii For said bv ocl-3m* !t J A?J H t ,i. .ffA t ” iti| g»i AUCTION. ■Y.BRLL, WYLLY fk CHBI8II$8' wm be sold on SATURDAY, December 8th, in front of the stern, at lfiff o’clock. 4S boAs Lemon Syrup' ll pteces Dundee Bagging, 828- yards * P , ® 0 ®Qo° n V fr«lri UO small Tables lUbnmda Salt 1 cask Hardware - 1 coil Rope , abates Twins 18 Table dotha 6 Trunks 3 Iron Sates. - ALSO, 6 kegs Canada Butter 4 tteroea Extra Sugar Curnd Hama 76 barrala Oalona pt boxes Lemons 30 boxes 19 tuba Lard Fare Hare. Dry Goods. Fancy Articles. Ac. Terms aasb. FURNITURE AT AUCTION. MB BULL, WYLLY * CHRIATIAK. Wm bn sold en MONDAY, December 19. at 11 o'clock, at Mrs. Marshall's brick tenement, corner of South Broad and Lincoln streets. Tbs Furniture la said bouse, con slating of— FUrior Bette Chamber Setts aad Kitchen Furniture Crockery. Glassware, Ac, ALSO, A fine 7 octava Rosewood Piano Forte, modern ttylce —Checkering maker—a finbnstrnmeoL Terms cash. da .ft I The new and elegant steamship FANOTE, Capt. H. H. Smoot, WUl sail for Baltimore on . Thmteay, ».iite. ' For freight or passage, haring good accommo dations, apply to ,< i WEST fk DANIELS, dec4 Jones' Block. EMPIRE 1JNE FOR KElll/YORK. : PiSSlOE RJltis', =' Cnteln Partege, BM5........... Steer a ge, $13 UNDERWRITERS’ SALK. BV BKLL, WYLLY dIf CHRISTIAK. Wm be sold om SATURDAY, In front of the store, at 10>4 o’clock. TEN BARRELS FLOUR, damaged on board tbe steamship Leo, on ber. from New York to this port, aad sold under Inspection and by recommendation of Fort Wardens, tor account of Underwriters and all concerned. Terms cash. dec7 ASSIGNEES’ SALE. BV BLUN A NEVER. Will be add on SATURDAY, tbe 8th instant, at 10K O’clock s. m.. by BLUN A METER, at the store re cently occupied by George H. Ariedge, No. 12 Bay street, A select stock or Family Groceries. Parties will be required to move the goods they pur obue before sunset. Terms cash. JOHN HUGUEN1N THOMAS, dec27-9t Assignee. BV LaBDUHE te WILLIAMS. P. H.WARD, Auctioneer. THIS DAY, at 10)4 o'clock a. m.. in front of tbe store, will be sold, 5 hogsheads bhoulders 9 tierces Sbonlders 2 tierces Hama 30 firkins Leaf Lard 28 tubs Goshen Batter 80 kitts No. 1 Mackerel 9 chests fine Black Tea. Also, to cloee consignment, 100 barrele of Applee, An iuvoioe of Dry Goods and Fancy Notions, deo7 Regular Auction Sales Horses, Mules, Cuttle, Wagons, Buggies, CARRIAGES, tee.. At tbe Veterinary Stables of B. W. CAMPBELL, on Bsy street, between Jefferson snd Montgomery streets, wlU commence on WEDNESDAY. Sept. 19th, and every Wednesday thereafter. sepl4-tf HOUSE FOR SALK BV bell, wylly a Christian. Eaat half of Lot No. 67, Brown Ward. Tbe improvements consist of a two story dwelling with attic, on a brick basement, fronting on Liberty street, opposite tbe United States Barracks. For terms apply at oar counting room. noin ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. BY BELL, WYLLY te CHRIHTIAN. Will be sold an tbe first TUESDAY in January, 1867 between tbe legal boars of sale. In front of tbe Court House, One-third of Lot No. 4, Wesley Ward, and improve ments, for tbe benefit of the heirs and creditors of tbe estate of Samuel M. Bond, deceased, nog J. B. McINTOSH, Administrator. LEA & PERRINS CELEBRATED WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. PRONOUNCED B Y caiaiiuiiM to aa the Only Good Sauce and applicable to Kwerjr Variety OF DISH. EXTRACT of a Letter from s MbdicaL Gsntlx MAN at MADRAS, to hia Brother at WoBcasrxa, May, 1851: Tell Lba ft Peb- KIN9 t b A t their SAUCB is highly es teemed to India, and 1s, In my opln- ion, tbe most pala table as well as tbe most wholesome Sauce that is made. Tbe sneceta of this most delicious and unrivaled condiment having caused many unprincipled dealers to apply the name to spurious compounds, the Pub lic Is respectfully and earnestly requested to see that tbe names of Lba A I’bbbins are upon the Wrapper. Label, Stopper and BotHe. Manufactured by LBA te PKRRINS, Worcester. JOHN DUNCAN’S SONS, Aoknts, AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES, oe20^odlylf NbwYobk. Notice. pARTIES HAVING WATCHES AMD JEWELRY left with me for repalis, one year or longer, are' re quired to take them out, and all remaiaing niter JANUARY 1st, 1867, will bn sold nt tbe risk of tbe owners to pay charges. A. HABIG, Corner Broughton and Whitaker air eels. dec4fit WANTED, A LADY to take Ike care and management of n XV house pleasantly situated In this city, amt tbe general supervision of four small chUdi.u. Only persons or experience need make application. Ap- plv to J. T. THOMAS, by letter, to Key Box 18, nr at III Bay street. deef-tf BOARD. A FEW Gentlemen can be accommodated with good board,"at reasonable rates, by applying at the northeast corner of State and Drayton streets. drcLtt ' Drays for Sale. rjtwo NEW OKAYS, which have bean In ate only one month. They can be seen at Mr. By roe’s Bteck- smfth Shop, next lo the Gas House. deeg-4t IRON TIES JUST received. On consignment, 2M bundle* Beard's Patent Tie, in store and Ibr sale, dacl-lw E. F. METCALFE te CO. For Sale, ^gAGONS AND CASTS, by «jB R F. METCALFE A OO. Law Notice. baa removed hi of the old City Hotel Stg HENRY WILLIAMff Rockland Lime. 1<DOO “gsagewri. For kvi ■ A j&Cfet-class Spring Wagon tempmtteaten.appiyatB. •.BtrWBB.WhokmBc ^ S ATT >1 I t j The new aad rate aUewhtel steamship SAN JA0INTO . LOVELAND, Commander, will sail for the above port on her regular day, ■ . - • ' Saturday, Dee, S, nt V o'clock a. as. • For freight or postage, having very superior ac- eommodaiious, apply to B. H. HABDEE, No 12 Stoddard's Rauge. GARRISON te ALLEN, No. 5 Bowling tiieen. New York. Shippers sending cotton to the press must see tbat the bsles are marked plainl y on the edge. dtc2 For Liverpool. p-FTy, The A1 American ship LTSmit CHARLOTTE, Specob, Muster, having a portion or her cargo engaged, aud now go ing on board, will have quick dispatch. For tmkluco of frelglil apply to d«eS-1M WILDER te FULLARTON. FOR LIVERPOOL THE first-class Ship NEW ENGLAND, Hodob, Master, is now ready to receive her cargo, and a portion of same being already engaged, she will have quick dis patch. For forther freight engagements, apply lo decl tf -BRIGHAM, HOLST A CO. Mall Steamship Co. For J^Mladej The ■ratebaa steamship Tonawanda, JENNINGS, Commander, WUI sail for tha above port on bataffiay, Dec. 15, at — o’clock — ai. For freight or passage, having superior accommo dations, apply to . . decs HUNTED te GAMMELL. Murray’s Line FOE NEW YORK. The Srst-class, new steamship . YIRGO, * S. M. BULKLEY, Commander, will sail on * -. ‘ . TnssMy, Dee. 11, at — o’clock ^ m'. For freight or passage, having superior accommo dations, apply to HUNTER A GAMMELL. decs .’ 84 Bay street. Charleston and Savannah STEAM PACKET LINE. FOUlf TIMES A WEEK. EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS, AT 7 O’CLOCK, VIA HILTON. HEAD AND BEAUFORT, touching at Bluffton every Wednesday. Tbo Steamers PILOT BOY, Captain W. T. McNELTY. ELIZA Notice. ooo 'JVHK Steamer PORT BGYAL will discontinue her trips to Brunswick and Jefferson ton until further m lice. dece-M For Palatka, Fla., VIA SR SUMON’S ISLAND, BRUNSWICK, ife M.4J4PM, FERNAND1NA, MAY- I’JhT MJCLS, JACKSONVILLE AND PKOLACA. ’■ ' >• THE wood: will leave as above from Char lesion Wharf, foot of West Broad street, on every THURSDAY MORN- ING, at 10 o’clock. » This Boat fs in perfect order, and baa superior state room accommodations for Passengers. Freight received at all limes and stored in war house on wharf, free or expense. Transportation charges ou goods paid promptly. For freight or passage apply' to F. M. MYKKLL, no2-tf Charleston Wharf. For Charleston, 8. C. Tbs new steamer DICTATOR, (1,000 Tons,) . . * Captain L. X. COXKTTKR, Will resume ber regular trips ns above, commencing Wedaeeday, 24th Inst,, at * o’clock n. ns. For freight or passage apply oo board, or to L. J. GUILMARTTN * CO. oc22-tf 148 Bay street. FOR PALATKA, FLA., VIA FEKNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LAND ING3 ON THE ST. JOHN’S RIVER The new steamer DICTATOR, |(1,U00 TpnsJ Captain L. M. COXKTTER, Having undergone l borough repairs, wlil resume her regular rou e, as above, leaviog'Snvanuab Every Saturday, nt' 3 q’clock p. ns. For freight or passage, having splendid accommo dations, apply on board, or to * 1 “ OC22-U AMBWHfe PERUVIAN GUANO SUBSTITUTE! '*3511 frn^ E markon Iff ANUFACTURKD under the lot mala originatad. *' ■ RilmTir? ■* ori uoTt ' ’• City Sheriff’s Sale. BAUGH i-.'SOUS-, au raoraiBroBS, n tax Dataware River Cteenxlcnl Works, PHILADHLPHIA, U. S. A. This old established Manure is mannfsctni ed from Bones Chat have uM been burned or steamed, and it contains all their original live in its operation, ami' biltty. It does not exl Ganna, but on tho contrary permanently Improves It Previous to 1861 It waa.mtrodoced into the South ern States to conside; where it baa been seu uunmj ur awmeu. sun u COTTON, CORN, TOBACCO AND ALL CROPS. .. A trial will convince' any planter of Us merits. Pamphlets containing well known Southern evidence tarnished npou application to New York or Philadel phia offices. ' " (V Sold by defers In all the principal clttet and towns Ihrongtetarthe United Stttea and tbe Bnfteb Provinces. B A U G H Sc, s o N S , SOLE MANipjpCTOHRa^l.. Otece, Ho. BO Soatk Delaware Arenac, 181 Pearl street. New York. For sale by v * nol4-d*twSm .., y. ,-ortizi'iad i nntetf /i - - ri , a Cantstn J. It. RICE will le vdoc r'.oi ids Steam Packet Wharf regularly aa above. HANCOX every Monday and Friday. PILOT BOY every Wednesday and Saturday. Returning will leave Charleston, ' HANCOX every Wednesday and Saturdaxr.- PILOT BOY every.Monday and Friday. For freight engagementa or passage, apply at the office, Florida 8team Packet Wharf, or to CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. no2T-lf Agents. For Liverpool. r -rrv- The A1 American ship JOHN PATTEN, having half of ber cargo engaged, and going on board, will have quick dispatcb as above. For balance ol freight, apply to CRANE te i dec?-16t ; GRAYBILL. Wanted to Charter, i-jrri VESSELS to load for Spain with Timber [jSKpaiid Lumber. Apply to ~fidr4-eo<l3t „EDWIN E. HERTZ * CO. fOK CHARLESTON. VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT. • the CROTON, Capt. B. W. Tii.ton, Will leave for Charleston and intermediate pine, every THURSDAY MORNING, at 11 o'clock, from Ferry Wharf. For freight or passage, apply fo the Captain ou board or to T. B. MARSHALL te BRO., __ noli-1 f Agent}. For Charleston. VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT TOE BPL3NDH) STEAM PACKET EMILIE, W. F. ADAIR, Commander, . will leave regnteriy for the above places, from tbe Wharf, at foot of West Bread street, every Sal unlay mnrnbur at T o’clock. For Freight or Passage apply on lioard, or tn 8. M. LAFFITfiAU. Agent, nov?—lm 192 Bay etreer OLD SEMI-tfEBKtl LINE. Leave every Tuesday and Saturday. For Palatka, FL Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK. ST.'MA'- KYS, FEKNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE AND PICOLATA. Hie d«w and elegant steam packets, LIZZIE BAfetR, . CnpK N. KING, aiid ’ SILVAN SHORE,' Capt. JAMES TUCKER, Haying been specially fiitod ap for this mate with unsurpassed accommodations, will leave regnlarly - ’ ees, the Sytran Shore every TlTRs- and tbe Lizzie Baker every 8ATUR- at ten o’clock. ftatnrntug, will leave Jacksonville every Tuesday aad Mday, arriving at Savannah every Wednesday and -Saturday morul.gs, la time to connect with tti N«w Yorkoteafiu-n. ' -dm., ijtto . For freight or Damage apply at tbe ofitee on Florida, whirl, or to CLAGHORN * CUNNINGHAM, Aeentor^ TTNDiR and by vtrtaeeftwo fieri facias’.Issue fij out oj the BoooraM. City Court of Savannah i favor of James Lloyd ts. Bernard O. Wagner, I hav levied, and will sell, on the first TUESDAY in Jant ary, 1867, being tbe first day of said month, befor the Court House door. In the city of Savannah, i tbe county of Chatham, and State of Georgia. U tween the legal bonraoTaak, tbe following propc: tj, to wit;' All tlut Lot, Tract or Pared of land, lying, beta and sitnate In tbe city of Savannah, county and Stal afuredaid, and known and dlstingnlsbed in tbe Ma or piMof said city af Savannah as Lot No. 18, Lil erty Ward, containing sixty feet fro Wbynlnot feet deep, more or lens. wfttTthe improvement thereon, bounded aa follows: On the nortB by star street, south by President atrget, east by Lot No.'17 ‘and west by Montgomery street. Property pointed ont by defendant. Terms cask. Pnrebaeer paying for titles. CHARLES J. WHITE. deel-tds Sheriff City Bav~^- Bennett, Van Pelt & Co, 109 WATER STREET, iftthKW YORK CITY, COMMISSION MERCHANT!! For the sale of COOYDpPr, NAVAL aTnDgq taamealraMtei’iid, 6k wlHci llbedl eadt ad (noT7—eodtetri-wlm jrTlTl IHE F1NR GARDEN LOT, corner of Shad’s am — .tBVTuiBZy’ .*a3i H b loloi* St nted. mete'heerMardk AprUaMJnly ot the present yet feawfeoha Uhetal nrtee AID be paid oo delta*? , thoaawnand■MHadtea. . mpW t$