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maniWu, Thursday, December
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yOR PHILADELPHIA.
jp.nly Tonawanda, SatnrdayjDec^tjer 15, at
FOB BALTIMORE.
point, Friday, December j
,:oa rio*$»A,-} Ml ] ^ I
. Kate,every TOorsdajlnufn»ftW*v*ciock
ihauior, every Saturday, at 3 p. tn.;
■ LUiW Baker, every 65UirtU(y morning, at
:i^ ul
l Ut 0J Ivan Shore, every Tuesday liioniiim, ai
i
' it ‘ FOR OUa«i.SStOK. 7 * a 1 I
Pilot Boy, every Wednesday and Saturday
‘ ' "IrS.B’-a Hincox, every Monday, and Frtday]
i
. jl ’" er Dictator. every Wedneaday, at **. m.
^ j iiuiilie, every b-itilliLn, at 7 O'clock a. ni.
CrotJU, every TMrt*d*y-at U o’clock.
V - ' vnw »T7f3TTRTA
fob AUGTT8TA: *•
^ Eclipse and Express. ro~ Wf..”. v
M 1 tMjtjeil to them forthe Herald. World, and Times of
I"*-" ’•SWflwa ^ r f«AttiisUiik tad todays’Lady’s BookfarJanuary,
a ill , .aiis a. M
'Vivttl aiul Uopartare.er i’r^u.
* juieuovo BilU PMsEsaea up train
civaiuiih a*...... b a. m
S&st Augusta at...., ;.::..;.,wsy.v
a*‘* . ;t Macon .■...... . jy*b P,
A:U 1 „viLi' DOWN KASflBNGKB''mjuiil
** VPri \U«n»W . r "*•*•»*
; t SavauuaU ..*4 m.
iri ' UFNIOUC PAMSBNGEB THAIS, .
' vH^vauuali nr M -
*** T . aiAU^UAUat A. m.
4 “‘v w it Macon at .v* X;0i) A. M-
„oWS NIGHT FAttSKNuKR TiiAl^l .
A.vauuali at ■ .0.30 a. M.
w i i«l 'Wille and Gordon trains oouuact with
W “TlLrt ,iowu night pasaeuger trains at liordou.
“ ai . W MU UULV ll.vlhiiOAD—dailv (Sundays ea
copied)
Hr. Langdon aa Archibald Carlisle, was almost too
tame, and the part of Sir Francis Levlaon, by Hr.
Dow. has been performed much better. is;;
The part of Diehard Hare, by Hr. Lowry, wae well,
perfoi med, but he might * have known hia text much
be*tt;..l*q)>ltes4it«C HiasConwy, by Miaa Annie
Sen ter, was well performed, though not strictly ac
cording to the text. Ihia was explained at the com-
by Mr. lWaaon, who made ah
cwofMra. Dyke, who had.
snnfinncnfl fat tte ebarart^ • f t
Taken aa a whole the play 1 was wall received, hot
would not run on the Savannah atage more than ones
or twice. To-night It will be repeated, when we hope
to aee the parts better studied. The company is In
favor with tha public, and aa long as they act and
apeak their parts well will remain so, but they must
learn not to trifle with their audience.
HABSSAL’8 OFFICE,
* •} ^ . .. Savanfioh, Dee.to,as«
iM folivfrtog tarts are la arrears iergrdhhd rent
and liable todu-aatay i r > ,
al
1 No 14, 4 quarter*; east half No
fl, * quartern; east haM *o a, 2
__ _ No5,2 quarters; (ft>4*, Kqnai>
ter.; Not*. IS quartern; No 4*.-4 quarters; No-44,'1
qoartma; wmt half NoSO, 2 qnartais; ho 51,s quote
iS**iNo ®. 1 quarters: Ko aa, 4 quarters; west half
No58, 2 q darters; east hair No 53. 2quarters; Nos
iT *12 „ otto **■ * quarters each; No 87, lo quarters;
N° <6, 8 quarters; Noe70 and 71, 2 quarters each;
waat half No Z4, wrqt half No 62, 2 quaitere each.
CHATHAM iVABD.
East half and waat half No 2, 2 quarters each; east
COHTBtBUTIONS TO THE UNION SOCIETT.—The SOC-
of this Society, accidentally omitted to mention
Whida we published yaaterday. the
Dames of the following citizens of Philsdelphla, whd
had made liberal contributions for the education of
the orphan* children of this city, viz:
M. W. Baldwin......,.., 4200 00
Wm. Sellers A Co loo 00
A. W. Whitney k Son 100 00
Latest Periodicals and Papers.—ThiiMn
Brother are In receipt of their usual variety of North
ern publications of the latest dates, including’the
New York dallies and fashionable periodicals. We are
...,7 A.'it.
..* .7:10 p. M.
^Tl.t.mwvnic at (.*'.0:00 a. m.
'" A L vaiiDihU at
with beautiful illustrations of the winter fashions.
Brown’s Bionchial Troches.” ‘ Wc have found
them efficacious 10 allaying Irrigation in the Throat
and Broncbla, and would commend them to the at
tention of Public Speakers and others troubled with
Affections o f the Throat. They are also an excellent
renu dy Jor Hoarsened resulting from cold.—Ocm-
tfi tyutUmalist, Boston.
i-avrsSavauuah at ...--
1 l a uoinasvilie at.
■»»ic
C M) p. m.
^—' J T ,r L jr ukoTHKK, Wewsdeaiejre, Sta-
“^''.ui'lJvuKaallcrs, Bull street (down stairs,
e'lfBay.ane, next to the Post Uiflqe,; are au-
CZa for lhe DaiL¥ Hews * IIlutA V^*.
' -«s ,«a with rUPin will be promptly attended
•>J Clautars Alansnac—Tbia I>a».
Sul; nses ..r
.ion, .seta,.,...
HIGH WATER.
At. Tyhee... 10 031AI Port
Shipping intelligence.
lllsyor’i Court.
AUlwagh Saturday night was quiet. StiUday night
up for it, and yesterday morning qulte anUni-
to we™ arraigned before His Honor, Mayen Auder-
r f Larity was charged with being drunk arid lying
, tUe streets This being bis second offence, and his
tU c in the first iuataneo three dollars, it was now
wubled, and he was asked to pay six.
U Odell, a sailor, was charged vvilh being very dis-
lltd erly at lhe barracks in addition lo bemgidrunk in
streets. This was Ins secuiid offence, and lie was
Sued liie dollars,
m-thet man was charged with drhflltenntes. There
no teslimosy against him olhar than the Ser-
"Aut, who said the nuiL was taken from a store and
*nt Is the barracks in a wagon. Tiro ca
iiiiuotl. j
i ubite boy was obarged with throwing stouts in
jtpolds square, on Sunday atteruoou. He stood
dumb vviic-n His Honor asked him wbat. be had to say,
Ll was fined five dollars, or to . bo locked up for the
,p*ct* of ten day 8.
A mau named Hazcly waa charged with using
tbusive language to another man. The officer who
aide the arrest found the defendant lying down and
iLewimesa striking him. Tiro witness was tlieu put
span the other side of the housi and stated that the
.endint had Insulted him on tho Tliunderbr.lt' road
jj-.hcu wllowed him to his boarding house, wliero
b nuswed it. and calling him a liar, ho* struck the
ccruJaut. The case was then dismissed anJ the
css imposed on the plaintiff. , - ' ■
The iiiiikman who was found, drunk, in; Jiis wagon
.a Bay meet, on Sunday ovening, was arraigned, and
ut ofitcer said ho found tile man insensible in the
Kig'iD, anil the harness and shafts broken. Defendant
tied live dollars.
Hires negroes were arraigned on the charge of
king disorderly on Bull street on Saturday afternoon,
ad Hsiug obscene language. They wero arrested in
ingress street, near tho market, hut the arresting,
ifeer failing to make it understood how the offehco
m (Offimttted on Bull street and they were ari ested
nnoriicro else, lhe negroes were discharged, and
i> officer ordered under arrest fordfixamiuution.
James Robinson, a negro, was charged with being
oak and disorderly, resitting an officer and stealing
“ * ' ' J PORT OF SAVANNAH.
. Hobday, Dec. 10, 1968.
* Arrived; '* *,
Steamship Flambeau, Everson, New York—Wilder
k Fullarlon.
steamship City of Bath, Lovewtll, Boston—Bich-
-ardfoH k Barnard. . -
Steainor Kate, Lockwood,' JackBonvtile. etc—F
Myrall.
steamer Hard Times, Frazer, Augusta—U
Cohen.'
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty, Charleston—F
Myrell.
Steamer Swan, Cohen, Augusta—M A Cohen.
Scllr Sylvan, Blanchard, New York, assorted cargo
—C L Colby k Co.-
Cteiared.
Steamer KUza Haucox, Klchaidson, Charleston
Claghoin A Cunningham.
Steamer Kate, Lockwood, Charleston, Ac—F M
Myrell. ii ,
Steamer Bcllpee, Jones, Augusta—A Wilcox k Co.
Brig Essex, Buckley, Borland—E S Nixon.
Receipts.
Per steamer Kate, from Palatka, Ac—IT bales sea
island cotton, 43 bids oranges, and mdse.
Per steamer Swan, from Augusta—223 bales up
land cotton, 25 baps ground peas, 36 do rice, and
mdse,
Exports
Per brig Essex, for Portland—131,500 feet lumber,
IC.TSfl'eer oak scautiing, 24 bbls tar.
paneagera.
.....of meat from tbc market. The officer was
oiled upon to arrest the ijefendant by a woman, who
aid lie had stolen her shawl. When he came up with
tit ovgro, he ran and dropped the meat. He over-
bA him, however, but did not find the. shawl. . The
051,tr identified the meat,' but flid notcara to prose-
tele. The defoedant was flnedjiten d^U^re, or thirty
Jars in tho chain-gang: * ~ " - . ' *
Adam Mnngeu and Wm. H. Charlton, two boys, one
them quite small, were arraigned on tlie chargo of
drawing atones in Reynolds Square oh Sunday alter-
. j ■ ■ q j r<ssabapw n
: '£c-r. steamship Flvmheau, from New York—F, B
Seagfave; C Kempe, M Jensey, T Black, S Grant, H C
McIntyre, T McCabe and lady, JH Clark, T Early,
Miss Sidelinger, Mtsa E Wutkingon, J A Kuight, W V
Moody, Miss E Black, S B Ford. J B Vaughn, C*pt
Schiudle, W Brady, Air and Mrs H Gambrill,* 1} "
Hannan, J C Beall, Dr C O Daltou, J B Fleming, J
Grafit, E c Robinson, Hiss U Man nee, Hiss M Wake-
llcld, Mr and Mrs J S Hlchaids, B Richards, C Orff,
.dim A Maxwell, J Hoffman, J Fellows, J Landy, Surg
P AlcBhena, and US soldiers.
Per steamer Swan, from Augusta—A H Martin,
lady-and svt, Mrs 3 M Lawton and svt, Mrs A L Lee.
Mrs J C Smart and son, J J Shuman and lady, MIbs '
Craps, S is O’Neal, la.ly, 3 children and svt Master
O’Neal, Miss C O'Neal, Mis S Smith and child, A
smith, A Winn, R H Gifford, 13 Thompson, Col A
Lawton, J W Flowers, Copt ii C Kuyror, L M Kaysor,
10 Terry, GW 'terry, N Crape, H Craps, Master T
NIX, A-T Mason. J A1 Waruock, W 3 Dans, W P Dan-
bur, F A Duperis, K A Lawton, S Solomons, a.,d '
deck.
Per stenmer Pilot Boy, from Charleston, Ac—S
Rhodes, Mrs Robinson, o W Bemieit, W kick Ian.
11 Cronk. C Churchuiau and lady, B P Ward, Hiss
Higga. L H Pear y, Capt J D Weed and lady, Ml
Weeks, J P Gourdm, Miss J Scab rook. J Mills, Miss
K.be«brook, : W Trollen, Mis Ives, 2 Masters Sea-
brook, J dark, 3 W Clark. A W Higgs and lady, W
Madden, lady and 2 children, W Riggs, J Higgs, P
Riggs, Miss M Biggs, W J Orman, G W Edwards and
lads. R G Walmaiey, J R -Yates, Miss S Seabroon, E S
8tr0I1(?> mis E M Scabrook, T D
Ward,
*Tfi
thirds No 16, 2 qu irters each; No IT, 4 quarters; No
18, 8 quarters; No 11, 16 qaartsn; centre ouc-third
and west one-third No 24, t quitters each; No 26, 4
quarters; eait one-third No 27. 12 quarters; middle
one-third No 27, 2 quarters; Nos 2s. 29* 26, 2 quar
ters each; No 12. 8 quarters; flve-Bixtha of No 33, 2
quartets; Nos 84 and 36, * quarters eacb; east and
west half No 35, 2 quarters each.
COLUMBIA WARD.
Noa. 1, 3, 4,10 quarters each; Nos 5, C. 8 quarters
eacb: Noa 8,10,11,2 quarters eacb; aouth and north
naff No 12, * quaiters each; No u. It quarters: No
14, 4 qaarters; eaat half No 19, west half No 20. 2
quitters each; No 22, 4 quarters; No 24,10 quarters;
north hair No 25, 2 quarters; sooth half Mo 25. 6
quarters; No 28, 8 quarters; w,st half No 81, 19.
quartan; Nos 33, 84, 30, 2 quarters each; No S7 r 8
quarters. ,
CRAWFORD WARD.
No 4, west half Nos 7, 0; 13, 2 quarters each; No
14.16 quarters; west half No 22, t quarters; Nos 23,
24,25,26,27,6 quarters each; Notts, 2 quartern Nos
81, 32, 4 quarters eacb; No 35, 6 quarters; No 37. t
quarters; No 3H, 8 quarters; No 41,6 qaarters; No
43,10 quarters; No 44,10 quarters; No 4b, 8 qaarters;
No 65, Oquariers, east a d west naif No 66, 2 quar
ters eacn; west half No 07, 4 quartern; No 68, 10
quarters; No 69. 2 quarters; west half No 70, 4 quar
ters; No 71,6 quarters; east half. West bad-No 12, 2
qaarters each.
CALHOUN WARD.
East half and west hall No 2,2 quarters each; Nos
3, 4,2 quarters eacb; east ball No 5, 3 quarters; west
half No S, 2 qaarters; No 6,4 quarters; No 7, east half
No8,2quaiteracacb; westoue-third No 14,4 quarters;
Noa 16, east half and west half No 17.18, 20, 2 quar
ters each; No 21, 0 quarters; No 22,10 qaarters; ‘No
29, 24, 8 quarters each; west half No 25,10 quaiters;
No2, 4 quarts a;No3*. 2 quarters; No 31. 4 quarters;
south une-lhlrd No S3, 2 quarters; north ahd south
hall No 42,4 quarters each; north two-thirds No 33
4 quartet a
CHARLTON WARD.
No 3,12 quarters; No 6, 2 quarters; Nos 12,18,10
quarters; not th half No 14. 14 quarters; sonUi hqU
No 14, 2 qaarters; Nos 18,19, 10 qaartors each; north;
half No 23,14 qaarters; Nos 24, 24,10 quarters each;
No30,2 quartersrNo 31,10 quarters.
3 ELBERT WARD. C -i
No 1,2 quarters; Nos 3,9, 8 quarters each; tvosi
half No 11,4 quarier*; Nos 18,14, 16, 19, 2 quarters
each; north hall No 20, 3 quarters; south hair No 20.
2 quarters; NOa 23, 24,2 quarters each; east, hall No
31,2 quarters; west hall No 31,8 quarters; No 3!, 10
quarters; No 36, 2 quarters; No 37, 0 quarters; north
half No 39, 2 quarters; south half No 3V, 8 quartet s;
north half No 40, 2 quarters; south hall No 40, S
quartets. sJftjoq
FORSYTH WARD.
Nos 1, 2, 3, 4, 6.6, 7, 2 quarters each; Nos 15,16,
4 quarters each; north half No 17,2 quarters; south
hall No 17, 6 quarters; Nos 29, 26, 33, 10 quarters
each.
FRANKLIN WARD.
No S, 6 quarters; No 6,8 qaarters; eaat half No 7,
8 quarters; west half N> 7, 2 quarters; Nos 8,9,11,
2 quarters eacb; No 16, 8 qaarters; No 21, 2t quar
tets each; No 24, 8 quarters; Nos 25, 96, 2 quaiters
each; „»>t hall No 27, 12 quarters; Nas 29, 90, 3\ 34,
2 qaarters eaob; No 36, 4 quarters; No 3T, 2 quar
ters. * i
NEW FRANKLIN.
West half No 1, 2 qir<ere; No 3,2 quarters; No 7,
22 quarters; Nos 8, 9. 10, 3d quarters each; No 12. 8
quarters; No 13, lu qaarters; east half No 14, 4 quar
ters; west half No 14,2 quarters; No Id, 0 quarters;
Nj >7, 2 quarters.
GRBEN WARD.
No 2,18 quaitere; Nos 3,4, west half C, 11,13,14,2
quarters each. No 18, 8 quarters; No IT, 2 quarters;
no 20, 6 quartern;north half No**, 2 quarters; south
Half Noes, 4quarters, west north half* south half
aioupiiNBttoHiiwoPfr
it irnll noi^infffloO
.ri. s -t kUH MAM
Business Suits
j ;mi H“ .noifiS
NEW YORK
LATHROP ft CO.’S,
:T-3t Dp-Btahro Booms.
special Sale ok choice liquors
ATAUirrioN.
BY LsROCBK, BELL * WILLIAMS.
THIS DAY, in front of the store.'at 11 o’clock, will
poeittqely be sold, to pay advances.
Urn tallowing Invoice of choice Wtnes and Liquors :
V auk Tbos Hines’ Brandy
>4 cask PeUevoisin Brandy
M cask Haglory Brandy
3 bob. Old Honongahela Whiskey
3 bbls Old Ryu XU Whiskey
3 bbls Old Bourbon Whiskey
6 bbls Old Rohier Whiskey
I bhla galler Whlaksy
IbMHEBna <
lbbl BwanGtn
1 bbtSdtriU
l aamaPuEter -
3 casks Brawn Stoat
- 3 casks Scotch Ale
ffeaaka Crown Sherry
U cases Honongahela Wh’skey
10 cases Cherry Yslley Whiskey
10 cases Bolder Whiskey
It esses Baker Whiskey
15 Nmos Old KeBer Whiskey
10 cases EuglePort Wise
10 cases Sherry Wine
6 caraa Muscat Wins
• it casts Madeira Wine
( caaea Crown Sherry Wine
6 mass Harmony Sherry Wine
6 caaea cherry Brandy
25 crass I aa retail Cocktail
• casts Onracus Cordial
16 oasts Bouton Whiskey
It cases Magtory Brandy
lOcaaas Stoughton Bitters
10 casts Old Jalap
6 cases Bonin Brandy.
Trams cash before dalivaty. decll
JAMES KUS1KI.L, Col. JOHN C. BATELT.
Savannah, Qs- Jasper, Florida.
FULL HKD WIRTER GOODS.
RUSSELL & HATELY,
oDiisin
• j JA6P8R, FLOHIOA,
YY ILL Pi en, forthwith, q large and well mlectsd
stock of Staple and Fancy, Dry Goods, Boats and
Shoes, Both and Caps. *• ■ OL ’
Staple grad Fsnqy
ing of evsrylhingni
use, which will be
the times and the interest of paiotuwen.
They will uteo act aa
COM MISSION and FORWARDING
ML e a n. t»,
and s l)| give apedal aftsedfen h> ikh« pnrebsas ot the
products nt the coohtry-and thsaaieef produce and
samara
L et prkra to en*
■ H- r C, .
Auckidi Sales.
The new an< tuti
©an ©ftlyador»
will rail tor the ahsve poit 6#l>r T rsgmtar day,
latmdar, Dec. M* at l M •’»»•«* V-
mr\
CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND SE-
GARS AT AUCTION-
BT LaROCHE, BELL A WILLIAMS.
TO-MORROW, (Wedneaday, Dec. 19th.) in front of
mors, st 11 o’clock, will be sold for account of Si
1 qr calk fine Catawba Brandy
2 eighth casks Catawba Brandy
1 do St Croix Bunt
1 do Sherry Wine
8 qr casks Crown Sherry
4500 Crown Segan
hSOOHoreton Segara
4500 Haior Anderson Segan
5500* Henry Clay Segara
lOOoO assorted Brands
1000 Cigarettes
60 dux Marmalade and GuavaVelly.
Terms cash.
MX 8. M.
AUCTION.
LAFFITEAl'.
wm be told THIS DAY. at the store corner Whitaker
and York streets,
A lot of Unsifthpiii Furniture, Bedding, Ac.
Also,
One Street Wagon. decll-lt*
BY e. LA UR. AMT.
THIS DAY, lltb inst, st 10 o'clock, s. m., in frost of
store, will be sold,
A LARGE INVOICE OF READY MADE CLOTH INO,
- Also,
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions, Ac.
Also.
Bacon, Lard, Soap, Starch, 8ugar, Coffee, Onions,
Cheese, and other Groceries, besides the usual assort
meat of Household Furniture. decll
MO 28,2 quarters racb; Nos 34. 98,37,99, 2 quarters
each. ;v * . ' ~ . -• A--'72-
JACKaON WARD.
Ei st halfHo 7,8 qailtera; west half Nu 7, 2 quar
ters; ovest half No 8,0^’qaarters; No 9, 2 quarter*; west
half No 13, 2 quarters; eaat two-thirds, Go 19, 8 quar
ters; sooth halt No 20,10 quarters; Nos 23,27,28,29,30,
31,32, 33.2 quarters each; No 3D, 8 quarter*; No 40,
2quarters; Noa 44, 44, 3 quarters each; No 40, 2
qaarters.
JASPER WARD.
Nos 1, 9, 21, 24, 2 quartets each; No S3, 10 quar
ters; Noa 36, 37, 2 quaiters each; cast half No 38,10
quarters.
LAFAYETTE WARD.
Bast half, west half Nol, 2 qaarters each; Nos 4,
5, 4 quarters each; No 0, 8 qaarters; Nos 7,15,18, 21,
22, 2 quaiters each; No 23, 8 quarters; Nos 83,86,
37, 39 39, 40, 2 quarters each; No 44, 4 quarters; No
42, 6 quarters; Nos 43, 44, 40. 2 quarters each; No 45,
to quarters.
T1UHKUTY WARD.
Nos 1, A 7, S. 9 quarters each; Nos 9, 10, 10 quar
jyjADE TO OBDHR, in the bsotH^to, at low pMsss.
OF
CGLOKED CHINCHILLA CLOTHS, •
COLORED AND BLACK CASTOR CLOTHS,
COLORED AND BLACE BEAVER CLOTHS,
v, -
COLORED AND BLACK SILK HIKED CLOTHS, a
LATHROP & CO.’S,
dec?-5t Up-Stslrs Booms.
Regular Auction Sales
OF
Horse*, Holes, Cattle, Wagons, Buggies,
CARRIAfeKB, die.,
it thft yeterInAry Stxblea of R. W. CAMPBELLs on
Bar street, between Jefferson and Montgomery streets,
wiU commence on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 19th, and
cWery Wednesday tbereefler. eepl4-tf
Prepare for Christmas.
Toys, Fireworks, Confectionery
EXECUTOR’S SALE.
VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY AT
AUCTION.
BV *. J. WALSH.
On Tosadsy, January lat, will be sold In front of the
Court House, between the legal hour* of sale.
The North half of Troatees’ Garden Lot No. 1, being
75 feet River Front, and in depth, running back toBa; -
.treat, known ae Dillon's Wharf, loot of East Broad
■treet, vritb the improvement*, thereon.
ALSO,
One Share Central Ball Boad Stock.
Sold as the estate of Mies A C. Dillon and by order
of the Executor. Term* cash.
Purchaser paying for title* and stamps.
Nov22-lawtda.
HOUSE FOR SALE. .
BT LsROCBK, BELL <Si WILLIAMS.
Bast half of Lot No. 3<, Brown Ward.
The impi'oremants consist of a two story dwelling
with attic, on a brick basement, fronting on Liberty
street, opposite the United States Barracks.
For terms apply at our conn ting room.
Dupont, URa Hardee, J J Word, and 13 d^ck.
Per steamship City of Rath, from Boston—A Q Mer
rill, J chamberlain, G R Flint, Mrs Flint, c H Allen,
G A Purdy; Mtas Trevy. ULonley, B e Hunt, H Fogg,
W Show, B G Gnptd, Hiss M E atone, E c Kichaid-
on.
Per steamer Kate, from Palatks, 4c— c E Sho-
ber, Kl* Henderson, G Buise, lady and sister, Col
- _ —* Creighton and lady, Mra-amith and child, M Doirmey,
-juu. The Sergeant wuo arrested them mid there j yj Mrs Morse; Hiss MoCler, Dr Harkiu, Mr
iere a oi owd of white and black boys engaged Ot the;
usiuess, and when they saw him Uioy dispersed, and
ilieso two were the.only parties he could capture.
Houor asked why were not spine of the white boys'
wrested, and the Sergeant riplied he could not reach
Mill, as bo was on horseback. The mo their, .of lhe
* duller boy being present, and promising to correct
mm, His Honor then ordered Hungqu to .be locked,
ap fur a week, and Cliaritpn. hi bejlofked up until
sight, and the mother lo punish hiite 1
Wilder’s Sirlninnniler Fire P.-oof and
Burglar Proof safes.
lie were shown a few days since, in the tipiaraacq
office of Mr. J. T. Thomas & Co., a munificent Firo
Vroof Safe manufactured expressly for them by the
Wilder Salamander Safe C*>.» which, for superiority
uiJ finish of workmauship, durability, capacity,, con,
ttaicnce of arcangement, protection; Bgainsl
Ere aud security against burglars, vvie Uiink
emprises aU that, human ingenuity and
skill am accomplish. The sale is of very large fli
■eeidieus, and constructed of marine irou plate, and
Vethandled without difficulty, the ingenious locks,
i-Its and springs working with surprising ease. The
lofenor is so arranged as to accoinmedate* -all - the
ta*k« of a large bqaioM«>r jbAnjking' house, • With
(inwnrs lor the reception of iuuaey, papers, Ac., so cun-
ningly arranged as to poizle the most accomplished
thief lo get ail their contents, even after hat had sue- ,
needed (•» that were possible even by Tv J.rpir^ctfd
ntceliu lo-.ciug the outer door. All the details’ are
of urn most finished workman»hip,.Jhe inner panels
vtliie marine doors being tastotaBvdccqratod, ex-
kU'ituig on one side a well executed portrait of Gen.
Oslelhorpc. ou the other a flue Tlew of the Pulaski
Kafianrent. . ,, ,
This safe having been built lb orderds more elabo-
mtely finished than the oi-ilmary safes by the same
kiaalKcUirers. but in all esscutial points w tbe samo
“*heh‘ fire proof and barglar proof safes, for tho sale
M '.Occii Messrs. Purse k Thomas, whose advertise
ment ait: bo found in another ootamn, aira tho Rcn-
agents tn this city. f .
i Stbaliso a Boat.—Ben.. WiU tame ahi
Pace tty, J -Hanning, and lady, -Mrs C A Berrie, A M
Ross, V> H Grady, Capl T Payne.
* , Cona»K«»eea.
" per steamship City of Both, from Boston—Well k
U, Richardson A H, A McDonald. G Cohen, ClUi.lt
Fein hard A Brc, K A Eokman, A J Miller, B HinCh;
J C Maker k Co, L J Gmlfflaniu k Co, F W Sima a
Co, Buggies k A, Cooper, O * F, Milieu tW.TH
Bulsluiw A Co, J D Tilieon, W11 btai k, Agt Ex, C k
McArthur, A Gomih, "A Wilcox, Tebeau a P, H A
Cohen, M S Meyer, D 4 Wilkin-wfi, E Pudelford, c V
strong A Son, LsUirup A Co, Starr k K, T J Dunbar
A Co, end others.
Per steamship Flambeau, from New York—J W
Anderson. Sous * Co, Austin « E, T H Austin. A *
Bradley, Bell, W * C, W H BorrOORba A Co, l’ Hate-
soo, C J BeuUy, E Bruodbacker, J A i J f Brown, B,
Miiith k Co, brigbam, H k Co, Bouse k B, Oryan, H
a Co, ’M A Cohen, Ctaghoni A C, Champion k F, F W
Cooney, Cooper, OAF, Csffrey * H, S M Coldlng,
rraue A G, uouocrat4 J, F W Cornwell, C Craustou,
vv W Chisholm A Co, PeWitt A 5f> Doyle A L. T J
Dmicau. M J Doyle ACo, Duncan a j, Erwin A H.E
Kin lieu, Kpstein k B. J Epstein k Bro, E k Eektnan,
A 4 L FrcldenbOig, A-Ferai, C * O, A uomm, Usksn
4. Bro.BUootUll, C Gemaudcn, J Goethe, Uolcombc
s Co, T Henderson, H M Hunt, A 3 Hartridge, #6
Ullton, C M lUUsman, 3 J Josephs 4 Co, C B King. A
Kohler; T L Kinsey A Co, J Lauia, W W Lincoln, J
lattliMp A Oof Ltppman Bras, F M JlyrolJ, M S Myers,
D MalieLl 4 Co, J C Mather, J C Maker 4 Co, Milter
sc Bro.-Melton A F, W J McLaughlin, Murphy 4 O, N
fir McAiitr, R Is NUdlinger. Ffj iiutier k Co, Orff A W,
Perry A U C i/Rpgcim Richardson A B, J Koseu-
baud. W'G Robmauu, J C Howland, J Hi* 0 * 8 >* ms *
«j»» , a'wsia:rs.‘».as!'^
II Wtiimgbuas, Wans, Mctt * Co, 8 W Wriglu, 6 C
Wade. LutUsa V Wlmni, E Zachariks, so Ex. W it
Giady, GuckiUifiDiiner A 3, T Basch, A A Solomons A
to^liOfiarrisTJ Helily CBR -
Per steamer Pilot boy, from Ctjl licit on, Ac—W H
Sbuk, C K R Agt. and others.
Kate, from Palatka, Ac—F M Myrell,
>v H Burroughs 4 Co, J L Vm»longa,
A Guana. T.s<>!1 4 jJ, Erwin A H, A 51 Koos.
Per schr Sylvan, from New York—R R Agt. Lovell
A 1, Holcombe k Co, M-A Cohen, T Richarilsoa A
too, BouseA B, O if Rogers 4 Bro, W K Jackson,
Clasliorn A C, Hnnter A G, C L Colby A Co, Palmer
X D W W Lincoln, S S Wider, W E Alexander, Starr
A, 1L Brigham, H A Co, J Lippman, W M Walsfi, W H
*■ “’™-r'-a.kvL “it Harrington, Hanuail A
aKoche m W, A Wilcox A
J, W a Griflja 4 pb J
sonlh hall 29, 2 qaarters each; Noa 3j, 32, U* quar
ters each.
WONTKRBY WARD.
No L 8 quarters: Nos east hslf, west hall 2, 4, 6
•sat hail, west halt 8, Ibar-fltUis 9, 2 quarters each;
No 12,12 quartern; two-tuitds so’ IT, * quarters; No
;• i quartern; No fcO, 4 quartern; Kw %fy 2c, 2 qaar-
tert each; No 2V, lo quartern; No «o, *qtt»riqT«
iractloual lo a No 82, 38, vl,: one-fifth, 2 quartws
eaob; ono-fltb, 8 qau.ters; No M, 14 quarters; Noe
38, east one third 39,40, 41,42, 48, 46, 47, 48, 2 quar
ters each.
PULASKI WARD.
No 4, 2 quarters; Nos 6, 6, 8 quarters each; east
half, west hall No 7, 2 quarters cacht No 9, 8 quar
tan' No 10, 8 quartern; Nos east hair J2,14, 4 quar
ters each; Nos 16,16, south halt 17, 2 quarters eaoh;
No 18.10 quarters; Nos 22,24, 8 quarters each; north
hslfNi 2*. 8 quarter*; Nos 28, 81, 4 quarters each;
No 34,12 quarters; No iT, 10 qaai ters.v- ^
TROUP WARD.
Nos 1 esst half 2, 2 qaarters each; west half No 2,
6 quarters; Nos east half, west half No 5,2 quarters;
West three-fourths {Jo 6,14 quarters; No ltq 10 quar
ters’, Noll, 1* quarters; No IS, » quarterSdjlo.ld!
qaartOro each; No 40,12 qaarirrs,
WARREN WARD.
No 1, l qusrtcn; Nqs 2, 3, 4, 6. 10, 13, 14, 2 quar
tan each: No 16,10 quarters; Nos 17,18, 20, 8 <juar-
terarach; No 21, 6q5aitcrs;.No 22. 2 quarters; No
23, 6 quanei s.
WASHINGTON WARD.
No L 10 quarters; west one-third No 2, 10 quar
ters; Noe 4, s, 6, east half 7, west, half 7, l q farters
each; Nos 19,14, 8 quarters eaeh; Nos 14, »uuts liali
16,10,19, 2 quarters each; No 23,4 quarters; No J»,
6 quarters; No 29, 2 quarters; east huh No 90.1*
quarters; west half 30, 2 quartjrt-; N0 32,2 quarterf
west halt No 35, 8 quarters; No 88, 2 qaarters. , ,, ■
WESLEY WARD. . | '
No 1, 6 quarters; No 2, 6 quaitere: No 4,
ters; east half No 5. 4 quarter*; west half No8,.
quarters; No #, 10 quarters; east talTNo lO- X fi™
lent; west hslf No a, 8 quarter*; Nu 12, 6 quiners,
Nos 16, 16, 36 'quarters each; No 18, 2 quarluru*. .
opRiNGPiKLD.
Noe 1.2,3.4,5, 6,7, 8, 6 qaarters each; NoA_l+
aarteN; No 10, 6 quarter*; Nos 1*, M» 40 quarter*
r ... »rvi 24 u ia IT im *MTnn
Jolm White,
1*0 Degrees, were before Hl« Honor, Mayor Andor-
» u, yesterday morning, charged with stealing a boat
ifoa the place where ihoy.had been sent to cut wood.
Thcowncf of the propdrtyesid they had broken laid
to carpenter shop, stolen the boat, which was vaMkp;
.t seventy-five doljars, and some otb(y4rticlee.. jiff-
mm who bad charge of the ptaoa said thedefen'dants
arc took some two wstks’ rations, •• with .which they
Mkeen provided,besides fourteenpslraaf chickens.
VUon
furs of the fowl, whleh’
onuer wishing to prfts^Sul
°rfcrto tho County Court. _ ( m - * r - •* :v
l messy—Solomon Battista,' »MBMjrss%i;r*i&ned
wiorc His Honor, Mayor Andcaapn; yesterday mornini?
*® tho Charge of stealing a pair of. shoes'-1 Tlie store-;
tee; er said that he watched the negro fnom the oRb
»^e at,d waa satisfied hti h»d sWinleomdtbmg. -HI*
‘■m Was wailing on the negro and had sold him a pair
« brogans. After lsh^.^Jhfr'«aO‘be, P*iflttff
‘itched the negro Hlul found llipj taklhgcMpStr Of
stark, A T Cunutagbom,
Uo, J* JiGullmarHp * Co,
Ud, a A Solomons, Duooan - -, -u- - v- -
Lovell. Ausitn A E, C W Thompson, Sloan, 8 AS. J
A MytuS, F J Williams A Co, P H Bihn.
Pur steiiner Swan, train Augusts—B C Wade A Co,
WrEmStw A Co Dsrant A W, B B Hatuoe, P H
boii»J Joseph. A Co, Merer A A, A o Hsrtrtdge.
G Cohen* Erwin A H, A Datenhoffcr A Co. Bishop
EliidU, A Hurdee, C H Wilcox, and others.
Kevelpt* »«r Atliami
tic AGulfh.it.
Dec. 10. 1866.
icn proviueu. v dee^A Cu. Sktam HA O. IIMsMM. A
he found them, be reuevered Um meat and ten A.T Cuunlngham.^G«dtoL 1WL W A UMB^toTj
.ro,.r.*. Wiiiflh’limy had in tb^boat. The W Ur * aD ’ *
the prisoners were turned
Southern Sag Manufactory
,Vo have received, froia Eetiir k? KXCHAIOE WHAHF.
Udieg’ nhoca from under his coat, when
fcrrtfcted. He identified the shoes, they
Private marks on. lhe
taic > His Honor ori
U| y* On the chain |
Litehatube.-
firother, ihe Dccembe^uitftbi*' df the “l4|
^ Ve »” replete with interesting matter, ae shi
following list ol conteuta: Gen. Hampton 1
tort cf the Battle at Sapiwny Church; HoiHy and Cy-
pfess J The 0rimes of Phtfahthropfr^OBfaar and Cleo-
pltr »: The Mineral Waxlth ©f Virftlh 1 ^ Beinmar;
T ' 7 'lve Months In SpsingNorthermBrtsoa Lite; Tto
^rosa: Rosdside Stones; Willlsm COepor; Sketohwf
Heckleaburg Couqt^; ^Mi HfaVer^ack; Editorial.
•"’« sre under-WligMlfe* to these gentlemen
r New York papw* pf 7RMM* * lu
Sanford,
Coutlgawt per Central n. H.
Dec. 10, 1866.
902 bales cotton, 10 bdls paper. P« earthen
ware. 20 bronze guns, 1 lot furniture, 26 cars lumber,
2J do-limber, aud indac, to LJ QahmartiD^A Oo. W
, Col
is, l’elot, T A W, Capt Reynolds,
throp, Wilder A F, F W Sims A
r,’j "Washburn ~k Co, K O Wade A
*0,. Bubw-a*
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
gy La ROC IIK. BELL At WILLIAMS.
Will be sold on the first TUESDAY in Jsnnsry, 1867
between the legs! hours of sale, in frtmt of the Court
H On*dhlrd at Lot No. 4, Wesley Ward, and improve
ments, tor the benefit of the heirs and creditors of the
estate ot Samuel M- Bond, deceased,
noa J- B. MCINTOSH. Administrator.
to., to..
to.
rjvHK atton’ton of the residents oTSivannsb. sod
of those visiMng the city, is called to the extsnsWa
a*3avtmeiitof /l. . I ,'T.iJ
TOYS, FANCY GOODS, A0.,
to be had at Wholesale or Retail at
T. BATESON’S,
Corner Congress and Drayton streets.
N. b.—Thankfnl for the liberal patronage extend
ed. dating the lost
FIFTEEN YEARS,
1 rtepectully solicit a continuance of lhe name.
dee3-9w
'HSnsWotWfc’ 1 ,
HE undersigned, under the name end etyle of
^CJRHn k THOMAS, have this day formed a Um-
^ ****** - *
.....Jtlbh and Brokerage bittiness In the efiry or
Savannah, to continue nntU the first day of July,
1869. DanlH G. Parse and Daniel H. 1 homes am tho
General Parineia, and filbert H. Stoddard Is the Spe
cial Psrtnor. and boa contributed Teh Thousand Dul>
lars to the common” stock of the CoqArtasrsMp.
” ■ -d! Rl THOMAS. _
■> ' AI If. STODDARD.
SavajiuxU. Dec- 1,1866. .
LIQUORS.
-1 Barrels Cutter’s Licking YSQey .
I (J , Bourbon Whiskey,
g barrels Superior old Tom Gin,
10 ostaves Jules Hobin A Co.’s 1815 Brandy,
10 barrels Plantation Buffi,’
40 cases ’'Start* Whiskey,
95 cases Drake’s Plantation' Bitters, .
Just received and.for sale by
k
. decio—at ' ....; :.
street.
quartets eacb; Noa 70 to 80 iucloslve, 34 quarters
each. •
GARDEN LOT WML
Fraction^ NoS^M - and 24, Crawford Ward-Oist, 2
qaarters.
j re-enter accepting to law.
THOMAS S. WAYNE
dscio-lft City Marshal.
| BARBELS choice Florida ’Oranges.
’ Barrels choice Florida Lemons,
Just received end for sale by
HILTON A KANDELL,
■ 10 at W* Buy street.
Pernrian
fARBANTHD PUBB,
■sBSsswssrrwfr'U''-:
dceT-3 , BOBT. HABERSHAM A SON.
F »ri
I a?
: SALE low, to close consignment,
bfiles Ttfcta Eastern Bop.
BRADLE^, HILL * OOl,
;'nqfl2-tr Ji Hp;i>«ffilfi»wa> toffiav 1
Noticei.
READY MADE
Business Suits
AT a
New York Prices.
Business Suits,
Dress Suits,
Bssisesg Orsressts,
Dress Oreressts,
Made to order in the beat otyle, at low prices.
LATHROP & CO.
PA^afPR RATES;
Steerage, 111
It or passage, having vbry rapertor 1
r«"Tv B. M. HARDEE,
Master,
Oaring a portAm of bar cargo engaged, and oow go
ing on board, will have quick dispatch.
For balance of freight apply to
dect-lffi . WILDER A FULL1RTON.
FOR LIVERPOOL
THKfirahdass&hip
NEW ENGLAND.
Home. Master,
having the larger port of her cargo engaged, and
now gotl»g on beard, Will have quick dispatch r-
For further freight engigementa apply 10
decS-tf BRIGHAM, HOLST A CO.
For Baltimore.
The new and elegant steamship /
North. Point,
rta plate BlLUIPA
WIU sail for Balttmore on
Friday, Ora. tt.at - o’clock - to.
having good accommo-
WEST A DANIELS.
Jones' Block.
dattons, apply to
decll
FOB NEW YORE
ATLANTIC COAST
Mail Steamship Co.
. SIDEWHEEL LINE.
FOB
ANO WAY LANDINGS.
Eclipse Lin # e.
Cnblm Pam«c, a....Stecrnge, *13
Tha tew and very fist sailing steamship
FLAMBEAU,
. • capt. Everson, .
will ’take the place of the Herman 'Livingston this
trip, and will positively leave on her regular day,
Tkmnday, Dee. 13, at 1 o’clock p. »>•
Fte freight or passage, having splendidly arranged
accommodations, apply t"
WJLLKR A FLLLARTON,
8 sftoddard’a Upper Range,
gec8 "Opposite the Post-office.
N. B.—No engaged berths seented after Tuesday,
December 11th, nnleos paid tor.
ESS
Capt. H. E. Daniels.
Tito Bate At this fitaaffte line wHI leave the
Charleston steam Racket Wharf with regularity and
^Freight received at tho Warehouse On the Wharf at
any time, and sent bytt* Nrst boat Epe* 1 ? 1
tracts made lor large engagements, and freight taken
- *hie on the river. Apply to
Agent, 1A7 Bay street, or te
■ B. BjtrtH, at the Wharf.
.n:
at as low rates aa an,
A.W' “
fiecS-lw
For Palatka, Fla.,
VIA ST. SIMON’S ISLAND, BRUNSWICK,'
ST. MARY'S, FERNAND1NA MAY
TORT’ MILLS, JACKSONVILLE AND
PICO LATA.
j TOE
•,08LSJ
Capt. Lockwood,
will leave as above front Charleston Wharf, foot of
West Broad street, on evdry THURSDAY MORN
ING, at M o’clock.
This Boat ia in perfect order, and Baa superior
state room seen ihmotlai tana lor Faasengcrs.
Freight received at all tlmds and ptored In wars-
honae on wharf, free of expense.
Transportation charges on goo da-paid promptly,
For freight or pasaagu appi
Philadelphia and Southern
Mail Steamship Co.
For Philadelphia.
The first class steamship.* •
Tonawanda,
JENNINGS, Ct^pmonder,
Will sail for the above ptii t on
tatarday, Dir. IS, at — o’clock — m.
For freight or passage, having superior accommo
dations, apply to
dec5 ’ HUNTER * GAMMELL.
Murray’s Line
FOR
NEW
YORK.
B02-tf
F. M. MYRELL,
Charleston Wharf*
The firat-elAaa, new steamship
YIEGO,
E. M. BULK LET, commander,’
will mil on
Tssiday, Dec. 11, »t 11 o’clock a. m.
, having superior accomi
BUNTER A GAMMELL.
84 Bay street.
For Charleston, S. C»
The new steamer -
D I^P T ATOR,
.. (1,000 Tons,) * .
Captain L. M. COXEITER,
Will resume her regular trips as above, commencing
Wednesday, 24th taut., at 9 o’clock a. m.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
L, J. GU1LHARTIN A CO,
oc22-tf 14s Bay street.
FOR PALATKA, I'Ll.,
VIA FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE,
AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LAND
INGS ON THE ST. JOHN’S RIVER.
The new steamer
DICTATOR,
Ifl.ooo Tons)
Captain L. M. COXBTTER,
Having undergone thorongh repairs, toil resame
her tegular route, as above, leaving Bavaonah
Every Saturday, at 3 o’clock p. ra.
For freight or passage, having splendid accommo
dations, apply on'
oct2.tf
Charleston and Savannah
STEAM PACKET LINE.
FOUR TIME8 A WEEK.
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY MORNINGS, AT T O’CLOCK,
VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT,
teaching at Bin (Ron every Wednesday.
The Steamers
PILOT BOY,
Captain W. T. McNKkTY.
AND
ELIZA HANCOX,
. Captain J. R. RICHARDSON,
wm lo vethe Florida Steam Packet Wharf regularlv
' 7 above.
HANCOX every Monday and Friday.
PILOT BOY every Wednesday'and Saturday.
Hetnmtng toll leave Charleston,
HaNCOX every Wednesday and Saturday.
HILpT BOY every Monday and Friday. *
For freight engagements or passage, appiy-atlhe
office, Florida Steam Packet Wharf, or to
C LAG HORN k CUNNINGHAM,
no9T-tf . Agents.
1 buudi OF to
L. J. GU1LMARTIN 4 CO.,
For Liverpool.
Tbs A1 American ship
3oHN PATTEN,
having half of her cargo engaged, and going on
board, will have quick dispatch ae above.'
For balance ot freight, applv to
decT-lOt CRANE & GRAYBILL.
148 Bay street.
PERUVIAN SUANtt SUBSTITUTE!
FOR GHARLE8T0H.
VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT.
Wilder Salamander Safe
Win Proof amd Barglar Projf
Mid half at thamMdi« <£th#3hMn.
iu couuiry boarding f
Tha Ideation i* aa 1
T BB Fire Proof Safoa of the above jiitaot arj war
ranted equal la every reaped Ui any FIItdT-
cL*S»Vr °™ t ’ Mo ate«tot^ .
the above Colonel T. M. Turner^OoL
^A^ipuSioifsteSd te made aoon, aa I shall receive
*** ^ a ., D. *. BAYESS.
: Btami
Tiro, tl _
qaffi. Ac. GMhj,
forsalA : : -'' '- 1 '
CriRT.
f0BK PHIORfi.
hue or l4Quon*,«Atffint
' cni «smeBtqf LsSocfae,-BeU-&
* u att <2ion sale of a large 1 invoice of" choice wines and
’ at 1J o’clock today.
Rockland Lime.
BAA BARRELS FIRST QUALW*i°9EB?filfiSfiW
, “ e b ?HCHABM<W A BAJASABA
CoUpJy.'teti' 1 s*baSter rtrSdsH tteprOtoMldn hu-
Z' ^ w «aa
FOR
,Af«
m
Three rooms, w{th Gas aoC Vater, suitable
tor a. small family. Apply 10
Mrs. K. HOttfib,
Northwest coruer of FMce and St. Jnliaa streets.
fioonr- * f * f j i *
ForSwle,
lteireta.for*l»a,
_OIFEUILlXr,
Engineer C. K. B.
atm
1866. 1866.
Christmas Holidays. ,
FANCY GOODS SUITABLE FOR
PRESENTS
N OW opening tho most recherche assortment of
Fa -cy Article* suitable tor Holiday or bridal
FiraaMa, ever exhlbibid In the city, comprising, Ut
part, gooda of direct importation, vlx.
Toilette belts tn every conceivable- variety and
style Brae. Frosted, Lavender, Mounted C -ral and
Email, Alabaster Roman Figure*.
Parian n are in Figures, choice doalgns, and Btalu-
fiM, Match Box**, he.
jmsan |Holoera In Stands of rich gUt and en-
gnradglass, new atylra.
Jewel Cseketa, very rich, and new deMgu.
Vases, a large collection in Lava, highly finished.
Odenr Bottles, richly mounted in gut, all color*
Toilette UotUes, a Urge assortment. In svery style.
Open Glasses In variety.
Card Receivers, in BUrer, GUt and Lava, to now
d *a£re Boxes, Ladies’ Dressing Cases, Smoking
Dtm, Powder Boxes, Gentlemen’s Dnmlng Cases.
French and English Fertomoryin greatest profusion,
ted SM ■■*■*' afioOrtmont pf French ConfrctKmrry,
eosaprkl'R to* latgeat and moetselect aesoruneut of
•^rC^^specGully solicited’ ot the old
stand, Mowomenl Square, qornqr BaU and Oongreen
,W. W- largo vn.
a DE91EABLE Office ffiWOddaad^yower^tBg's.
Si, wanted th Awt pr bnj g mfifiefattwltfc stshlea
attached, lo.a pteaoaht part of the city. BPPtra*
decT-lnr .. ^ILKfiBWN. yUBOWBCQ.
For Sale,
» bmallsawlbmwa :
c.e yfidi teQcfaP‘ 5 0i ' A
■^GSdeiTSTlbr
BT, carter of ■had’laM
. . te MafiM tor a mm of
years. Apply at Tkle OMh. 1 * u
NEW BOOKS
RBCLTVBD by
BAtJOH’S
RAJW BON^E
Super-Phosphate of lime.
CROTON,
Capt. B. W. TtLTOK,
Will leave tor Charleston and Intermediate place
every THURSDAY MORNING, at 11 o’clock, from
Ferry Wharf.
For freight or passage, apply to the Captain on
board or to T. £ MARSHALL'4 BRO.,
EKSZi-LLa jj j A gen’s.
ihU 1
M ANUFACTURED under the tormnla originated
JU.1854 and patootad by «
BAUGH & SONS.
f l j 1 sbt£ rnopkwrons, at tux
Dhldfifiri MW Chemical Works,
PHILADELPHIA, U. H. A.
TM old estsblJibeit'Manfire tsamfitcM from
Bonre that hove net been embed qr steamed, and it
cootstnaatl Umli ortgtaal Organic matter. It is ac
tive In ttaoperation, and Is • lerfillaer o great dofa-
trtttty. It does not exhsnet -toe soil like Peruvian
G nano, bnt on the contrary permanently improves It
_ . . - meed into the Sonth-
wficre it
upon
tent, i
1th remarksb
tin lies,
success
COTTON, COEN, TOBACCO AND A1X CROPS.
t trial will convince anj. plaster of its merits
Pamphlets oon lotsing vwllkBowuSoethern evidence
turnmlied npon applfeataun to New York or Phtlsdel-
phta offices. -
’’■ — ifififil the principal cities and
id Mates- and the British
lira ha. sons,
fc' It
SOLI MANOFACTUREBS,
Ofiteo, Ho. B9 Homtk Delaware AVcave,
PHILADELPHIA..
Cooper^ Olcotts & Family.
^uwrr BASK, by Marion Harland.
Ktetngtoe Bod, by Edmuna Gates.
Wrely Wrecked, by Henry Msrtord.
TMBare «W Wealth, by Mrs. EMdalL
Eight sad Left, by Mrs. Newby.
Lady Aahletgb, by J. F. Smith.
Lsrdeaad Ladtes, a Novel.
Phytoian.’TtotiBg Lists tor i W-
Steinway Pianos.
I ftw tb«w wtnbmM FtqpQPl*
HilOdKlGOft.
rAfiSBasrasf.
»«,~,tS5siSaai^
t ttem Sar taSrancTdraffiWkM
L beafdaonraeaitae tor ttem a select
lent
decT-ffi
For sale by
BAUGH, BROTHERS 4 CO.,
General Wholesale Agenta,
Ul Temi etreet. New York.
jeWMWSMPOT
THE
OLD SKM1-WBEEI LINE.
Leay? gyery May ail Saturday.
For Palatka, E.*Fla.,
TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA
RY’S. FERNANDINA, JACKSON
VILLE AND PICOLATA.
The new sad slagantsteam packets,
LIZZIE BAKEK,
CapL M. XING, rad
SYLVAN SHORE,
Cut. JAMBB TUCKER.
havingberaapodallyfitted up for this rente * 1th
nnsnrpareed accommodations, toH leave regularly
' the above places, toe 0yite> Shore every TUlfs-
,Y MORNING, and the AlXSie B *
DAY MORNING, at tea o’clock.
‘Beta rain
New York eteamrre.
For freight or Pfresgw apply at toe office on Florida
wharf, ox to .1
CUatollHA CWNN1NGHAM.
Agenta.
N. B.—AU freight pagebia by shippers. jyte-tf
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Proof Safes,
toeffidll, wedge, osM «MaeL sledgo,<w any mstm
-wte oT tho barglar. IT «
LILLIE’S Ptee Proof Safes are warranted FULLY
BtJDAL to the arast approved maken, and at a prlco
far batow any otter Uafo to U. market.
ATT}’* tor^tetoelxes, or apply
UUIak flnrebffiaffion Lock la proof afslnst powdei,
aw««5car^r
"rei-Iw 74 Bm arreot. savannah. Ga.
Wanted
^ WHITE ant* to take care of yoehg children:.
Agplyto
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B. M. OOLDINQ,
NO.