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1 ’4. " v "V. f 44k rocAL matters; T«.WH a.dffito.**^ r u ,. or »»« DCF»' job new yomc yiambean, Thursday, December IS, l ' k,rP "cityof Bath, Friday, Dec. 14th, at — ' j.K-t P' 1,1 ^ jbip sa 0 Salvador, on Saturday, December ^'o'clock, p. m. fob PHILADILPHU. , Tonawanda, Saturday. December 15, at rOR BAJ.TIMO**. North Point, Friday, December 14, at — 111. ‘ i .'t; FOB DARIEN. U a. Cool, Friday morning, December I'clOt'lt. FOB FLORIDA. Kite, every Thursday morning at 9 o’clock I nets tor, every Saturday, at 3 p. m. i,iz/,le Baker, every Saturday morning, at ‘ ’ s.ivsu Shore, every Tuesday morning, at . pjOlt’* p0R CHA.KLESTON. Hj 0 t Boy, every Wednesday and Saturday fitter filial Eliza Hancox. every Monday and Friday ' '^ruer Dictator, every Wednesday, at 8 a. m. Eiuilie, every Saturday, at 7 o’clock a. m. V;.;, croton, every Thursd«y at 11 o’clock. FOE AUGUSTA. winers Eclipse and Express. id at vil l „„d Departure of Trains. UlILKOAD DAILY PAS8ENOKB UP TRAIN, aivauuah at.................... 8 A. ic AuptistR Bt 6:15 p. u , at ilaeou 8P. M ,|,V BOWS PASSENGER TRAIN - Macon at 7 a.m. : '"U«.rustaat 8:46 a. u. ,, Savannah at 7:06 F. u. •’ ,n ' UP SIQHI PASSENGER TRAIN „ sSi «nnah at 7:05 V. Vre l» v . ...™ataat 4:00 a. m. -’“""nMacun at 7:00 a.m. • U ,„.WS NIUUT PASSENGER TRAIN , . .JUcouat M. !' .... Augusta at **• “'V .atSavannah at 6:30a.m. *■ iiillf.l"<'ville nuc i (Jordon trains connect with L aod down night passenger trains at Gordon. • T ‘ ■ iSl , UULF ltAiLSOAD—bailt (Sundays ex " " cepted) • ivesSavannah at J *» *• v,..atTUomasvillemt 7:10p. m. iitivea at ,oiua8Vilie at 6:00 a. m. Savannah at 6:10 P.M. „ KST1LU ft BROTHER, Newsdealers, Sta- S and Booksellers, Bull street (down stairs) vroillay lane, next to the Poet Office, are au- iiiue j „g,. n ta for the Dailt News ft Herald. mum iefi with them will be promptly attended Cnraav PEeroKAL-The world’s great reme- ,.,r Colds, Coughs and Consumption, sell—lw County Court. ml, ( ourl met yesterday morning. His Honor, Judge .•sell, presiding. Ibecaso of Elizabeth Cannon, charged with assault ^id battery, was called, and the Solicitor entered a f pro** lit cast* of Robert Latham (colored), charged with gjjjple larceny, was next called. The defendant was r.»r, worthless negro, and has been confined in jail ; some time. He was discharged on his own recog- lauce, after a lecture. Tiic Court was thou adjourned until four o'clock in ^afternoon, when His Honor, Judge Russell, de- tgred an able opinion in the case reported yesterday -green Pierce Condon, plaintiff, and Alvaeder Henry, Cendant. Tic counsel for the defence entered a plea that .county Court had no jurisdiction in the met er uq Tuesday the case was ably argued by M* J. i :i, Eeq„ for plaintiff, and R. E. Lester, for the de- :tc length of Judge Russell’s decision, and the pds of matter, preclude the possibility of our giving *nure; but the Judge held that a mere lease be- •nen tenant and landlord conveyed no title to the cl and therefore the County Court could take cog- —iEcc of the matter. He also held that where great : Lvimence is to result from a doubtful construe : ccf a law, that construction should be avoided, and ia the Legislature, being the creator of the law, -J modify or destroy. He therefore decided that . ' art has jurisdiction, and that the case proceed. Tit court was then adjourned until Friday morn- Larccny. V. the Mayor's Court, yesterday morning, Ben xw, a negro, was oharged with having in his pos- two bags of cotton, supposed to have been The officer stated that be met. two negroes, •’■.tsday night, about seven o’clock, each having ‘- .’ utainiug about twenty-five pounds. The ne- -aid they were bands on board the steamer r * aud had permission to gather the waste cotton. : officer took them back to the boat, but the Cap- • denied their having such permission. One of the made his escape, but the other one, the de- •Jif, was taken to the barracks. The officer said cotton did not look like waste, but as though it -em taken from a bale. His Honor then ordered ffie defendant be confronted with the Captain Of Mat, and if ho bad not permission to gather the . he was to be sent to jail for thirty days, orge Dolly and R. Green, two negroes, were tr ied before His Honor on the charge of having a ishoes in their possession supposed to have • stolen. The officer said he found Green with i*ox on his shoulder, which was marked H. E. rt, Augusta, care of Central Railroad, and when he turn where he got the box, defendant said he irrviDg it for the other prisoner, Dolly. Dolly U the box belonged to a storekeeper, who, when ‘ officer found him, knew nothing of it. His Honor & ordered the negroes to be committed, and that i5.ry be made of the railroad company aa to the tf:s on the boxes, and, if stolen, the negroes to be "-eJ over to the County Court for prosecution. Koetlmg of Cornwell. The City Donnell net tat evening, rrtmiul Hie isss.rssr-.s — Wide, Burroughs and Meyer. minntee of tlie laat regular end special meet ings Mere read, and objection being raised to *bg part of the minntee aa reterred to the opening of East Broad street, a motion was made to approve tte fein- utea with that exception, which waa carried. Alderman Waring, -from the special committee on communication of Oglethorpe and Washington Fire Companies, in reference to the new steam engine, asked and obtained farther time. The Special Committee appointed to examine into the encraachmabta on Thunderbolt road, made a re port recommending that the road be widened to 8x- ty-flve feet instead of forty-five feet, and that Liberty street be Extended beyond Randolph street one hun dred and twenty feet; algo, that appraisers be appoint ed to assess the value of the land required. The re port was reoeived and adopted. The Committee on Public Buildings, to whom was referred the communication of Wolfe Tone Circle of the Fenian Brotherhood, made a report that the room waa already occupied by the Dish Union Society, bnt they nf no objection to the Circle occupying it alter nately. The report wee received and adopted. The Fire Committee asked the Indulgence of Coun cil on account of the sickness of Colonel Ford, Chair man, which waa granted. Alderman C. C. Millar, from the Committee on Pomps, made a report in favor of the petition of citi zen* asking for a pump in Calhoun square, and also recommended that the Committee on Streets and Lanes bo instructed to have the square properly en closed. Report received and recommendations adopted. An ordinance was retd the first time providing for the assessment of taxes for the yesr 1867. The ordinance to amendttie ordinances in reference to alterations end repairs of pavements waa put on Its second reading. Aldermen Waring moved an amendment, whan Al dermen Meyer moved to ley the ordinance on the table. This motion being seconded, was agreed to. Tbs ordinance to change the manner of keeping the streets and lanes clean, and providing for the manner of appointing the Superintendent, - waa taken np on its second reading, and, after some slight amend ments, passed. The ordinance providing for the erection and clean ing of cesspools and vaults, which was recommitted, wee taken up aa amended by committee, and, after' some discussion, Alderman Gue moved to postpone Indefinitely, which was agreed to. The ordinance providing for the erection of sign post* and awnings, which had also been recommitted, waa reported, and, after some discuasion and explana tion, waa passed—ayes 6, nays 3. A petition was received, numerously signed, repre senting that a house of ill-fame on Abercorn street, near Sonth Broad, was a nuisance, and aBking its abatement. Alderman Gue moved that the matter be referred to the Committee on Dry Culture. This wee objected to. and on a vote defeated. Alderman Hunter moved to refer to the Committee on Streets and Lanes. The Mayor suggested that these matters were gen erally referred to the Mayor, who referred them to the City Marshal, when, on motion, it was agreed to so refer the petition. Petitions were received aa follows: From Louis Lippmcn, to erect metal pang for the purpose of soap boiling. Referred to the Fire Com mittee. Petition of Ann Stiles, for permission to remove house from Orange to Fahm street Referred to the Committee on Streets and Lanes. Several petitions to reehtngle wooden houses were received and referred to the Fire Committee. A petition was received from Thornes Ballentyne & Co.',asking permission to erect a foundry on the corner of Liberty and Arnold streets. Referred to the Fire Committee. Alderman Waring offered a resolution that tne clause In aformer resolution in regard to the public printing, which required the contracting party to furnish two respectable editorials per week, be stricken out The Aldermen said he wished to put himself right in this matter; that when he offered the former reso lution It was not for the purpose of muzzling the press, nor in a spirit of dictation; bnt it waa for the purpose of making a medium through which the citi zen a might express their ideas. Since the passage of the resolution, finding that his motives were mis un derstood, and having been convinced that the editors of the different papers would accord the privilege of communication, he now offered this resolution. It was on motion agreed to. Alderman Waring offered a resolution that the names of the appraisers in the matter of opening East Broad street be withdrawn, and that the original names be inserted. Agreed to with an amendment— that the Mayor appoint one member to fill a vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr- Fawcett. A communication was received from Mr. Waring Russell, jailor of the county, stating that the jail was in a very unhealthy aud uuBafo condition, the prison ers being compelled to lie on the stones, with very lit tle protection from the weather. Alderman Vlllalongm substantiated the statement of the jailor, and moved that the matter be referred to the Jail Committee, and that they receive estimates for putting the building in a safe condition, and with an eye to the comfort end health of the prisonere > which was agreed to. A communication from Wm. aud Alfred Nelson, in New York, enclosing proposals for furnishing pipe for drainage waa presented by Alderman Wade, and on motion received for information. The reception of this communication opened up the subject of the drainage of the' Springfield Plantation, and led to the reading of several proposals for clear ing out Bilbo's canal, when Alderman A. N. Miller moved that the bids be ail rejected, and that an ad vertisement be inserted in the city papers for propo sals, until next meeting of Council. An appeal from several property holders of East Broad street, protesting against the appraisement of the Committee of Freeholders was received. After the auditing of several accounts. Council ad journed. Another Fire. 'Sly after eleven o’clock yesterday morning, : .‘tie of the clerks eugaged in the counting room Green k Sons, in Stoddard’s upper range, in eome samples of cotton, the heated wax com- -rzcated to somo loose cotton,aud in a few momenta - T h:ife building might have been in a flame. Sev- ' .eulrmeu in the vicinity ran in and threw the ' U cotton out of the window, bnt the fire increae- .te Kicbange bell rang, and the firemen were v; on the spot. Water being obtained from a plug ■ 'be comer of Drayton street, it was soon carried « bonding, and in a few momenta the fir* was ex- •" :i;hed. ---Metropolitan steam engine being on the spot l; -Sredup, the offieere thought they would give ' 4 trial, and she was taken to the river, her suction - voover and the stream directed to the cupola of -tchinge. She waa then taken up on the Bay * 30 attachment made to the plug comer of White- ‘-ereet, and about three hundred feet of hose laid Die engine was started with every prospect of "'■“S the weather cock, but before they had reached “•J Went a section of the hose. vae taken out and another placed in ita stead, tl'-er starting the mtgine another section gave out, ''betrial was abandoned. A Tribute to Merit. The following correspondence is indicative of the great esteem in which Miss Charlotte Thompson, the deservedly popular dramatic artiste, is held by a very largo circle or personal friends and acquaintances in this city, and is a becoming tribute, cot more to her professional merit than to all those attributes of mind and heart that most adorn her eex: Savannah, December 10, 1866. Mies Thompson:—Being desirous of showing you our appreciation of the kindly feeling expressed by yourself towards the citizens of Bavannah, we would request that you appoint Borne eveniug during the present week for e benefit, at which time we would most earnestly ask the repetition of "Camilln." Hoping that your stay in our city may be as succe9ar ful aa you could wish, and with a just appreciation of yourself, we remain. Very respectfully, Mayor’s Court. ; “bor named Wilson wee before Hie Honor,Mayor 4 ’ : lb, yesterday morning for being drunk and 'lb a Btoop the night before. He said he knew oi the matter until he found himself in the “it iu the morning. He was fined three dol- ’’ttey Warner, a negro driver of a wagon, wee - have been found in an insensible condition in ' • 'ttomof hiswsgon. He had nothing to offer and five dollars. tuon, colored, was charged with having aeeault- •bothcr Iicgro. The witness testified that Tiaou ^'booked him down and then tried to choke him, “b be called the assistance of the officer. The de- said that be knocked the man down in eelf- ‘ JCe - After hearing the evidence on both j aides, or stated that had the defendant gone peaoe- 'j *‘15 the officer, be would have dlamiaaed the "' bat as he had resisted, he waa fined five dof’an. Anderson, colored, was found druuk _in the ' and had to be carried to the barrack*. He waa tlav e dollars. Rice Planter’s Assoc tat tan • t ’ r(!c meeting of Rice Planters waa held yanerilay at the office of the Atlantic and Golf B«fl- Plnr' * S ‘ Jone8 w “ appointed GhalrmM, a ^ 1 ■£*. Esq., Secretary of the meeting, j, ,,|lu *ing officers were thon nominated : v^-M-jor John Screven. . "eeident—J. Mott Middleton, Eaq. Us n" 1 ““ 4 Tre “tr«r—A. M. C. Duncan, Eaq. r iav committee waa formed for framing ^for the permanent organization of the ^«ion : Messrs. Montgomery Camming. Smith '■ Thomas F. Screven, Dr. Chare* and M. A, ^ueg then adjourned to meet ou Wednesday HijJ December, at 7}£ p. m., at the office of “•“Mcand Gulf Railroad. atesanahip ■••• Sllndor, •ioud f arrived here yesterday morning with Irei ght H.R.1 e! F. MeteBa, Jr.. E. A. Soullard. E. Padelford, v W H. Wiltberger, D. Roberts,' O. P. Myers, W. T. Thompson, & Y. Levy, J. L. VilUonn. W. T. Williams. Jr., J. fl. Sullivan, Aud one jundred others. Arrivals at the Hotels. PULASKI HOUSE—W.' H. Wiltberger A W Hutchinson, N B F McQueen, «a l J Wilder, City N J Patterson, Ga G A Cabanlss, Ga R A Hellams, Ga T G Perryman, Ga C G Mitchell, N Y A B Crane, NY B P Paul, Darien Mrs C L Schlatter and 2 daughter*, Ga J A Avery, Ga A J Lynn, Ga E B Pointer A nurse, N J H C Wood & eon, Phila Mias Wood, do Mrs Gibbs, do Mias Gibb*. do Mias Warner, do Capt W Jennings, J L Martin, Ga CM Beebe, Phila A Robertson, 8 C J 8 Merrill. Ga J Jacobeon, N Y G Simmons, N Y Mr t Mrs Dexter, N Y Dr W B Werner, S C L C Fnrse, 8 C L H DeMontmollin, City G Young, Ga H J Btrobhar, Ga HStrobhar, Ga HLShnltz, SoBx Miss Gregory, N Y W W Ward, Ga C J Torrey, Boston C E Mahoney, do 8 Breland, wife A child, Pensacola Mies Metcalf. Fla W G Robineen, Fairhaven SCREVEN HOUSE—G. McGlNLY. P H Wood, Savh M P Carroll, Ga R W McKee, N Y J D Thurber, St Simons A Parvis A wife, Phila Fauny Purvia, do 8arah Purvis, do J J Wilder, Savh T Hallidny A wife, Fla Mrs E W Hill A 2 children, Maine J H Ayres, St Augustine J Kenny. Augusta G 8 Hookey, do * Mrs Connelly, 3 children * nurse, N Y J E Weeks, wife A chad, St Albans M F 8 Boswell, Balt Dr Willis, wife A svt, City J D Allen, Tenn J W Garvin, 8 C R R Garvin, do J V Martin, do J VMartin, jr, SC J M Richardson, 8 C B Krauss, Md J D Cay, Ga W A White, Ga W J Williams, Ga D Davidson, Ga P Mulligan, 8 C F J Mulligan, 8 C W A Robertson, 8 C Mr* J DePeyster, N Y Mias S A Down, N Y A Vanderbilt, N Y G W Beach, Fla M F Beach. Fla Mrs 8 G Beach, Fia Miss M C Beach, Fla Miss H M Sturdevant, Fla E K LaDue, Vt Mrs C L Dodoc A son, Vt L Moore A wife, C W Miss O’Leary, N Y Dr B Keith A wife. N Y Dr J D Mitchell, N Y Misa Walbut, N Y Miss Smith, N Y Miss Wood, N Y Mrs Waterbury, N Y V P Down, N Y Miss Down, N Y their entire* aud leamunlihs mnacenat of Um ahiu. HHaddon.KreAHGtibtw,Mia Guenrd.MrsM F Fries, MisHNeusayar, Mrs H Hadden, HO Wood, . „ ■ Hewnaysr, C M Mias F Purvis, Mrs X H Haup Bache, A PnrvU, K U Kohn, C B FUIUm, J A Haapt, Mrs A Purvia, Mies 8 Parvis. Consignees per Ceutrut R. R. Dec. 12.188C. 655 bales cotton, 16 do yarn, 2 lot# furniture, Mem* lumber, and mdse, to A A L Freldenberg, J Yoaag- blood, H 8 Whitmore, Turner *8, Retd A 8, WM Tun no A Co. McLeod A Bro, Weil A M, ■ 8 Lathrop. Hauler * G, Padelford AC, N A Hardea A Co, J W Lathrop A Co, K F Metcalfe A Co, J. Woods A Co. A A Ellis. Gue’ard, F <£ Co, Brwln A H, Crane A G, B A Moses, M S Cohen, Clark, J A Co. B Habersham A Eon, A Low A Co, Brigham, H A Co. F W Sms A Co, A 8 Hartridge, C D Rogers A Co, Jones A W, Wilkin- son, IV if: Co, J Waahburne A Co, Champion A F, E C Wade, L J Guilmartin A Co. T S Dnnbar, S C T O B Wood, S C J B Davenport, Boston J H Beall, J W Oliver, Fla ■I T Hanel], Ga G A Pailuet, W M Smith, City J L Crawford, Qa J r Gilson, Ga J Stacy, Newnan MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. Luo*. - son A evt A Everson, J Browne, Mrs W Wimberly, Ga J B Smith, Macon E Wheeler A wife. Chicago Mrs Fuller, Atlanta C M Bache, Fla J J Ryals A wile, Ga FJ Hopkins, Ga W H Henry, Fla J 8 Walker, N Y O H Ferris, N Y C Prince. N Y S W Reynolds, NY J H Park, Fla W H Robinson, lady and child, N O J L Agnew, City W E Wickens, Ga D T Moore, Ga D Stuart, N O C A Stuart, N O F Merritt, N Y H H Fitter, Portland H K Reynolds, Vt siinlatttrt Almanac—This Day. Sun rues e 59 San sets... - . 6 01 HIGH WATER. — At Tybee 11 271At Port 12 57 Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF SAVANNAH. Wednesday, Dec. 12, 1866. Arrived. Steamship San Salvador, Atkins. New York—B H Hardee. Steamer Croton, Tilton, Charleston, etc—T B Mar shall A Bro. Steamer Dictator, Coxetter, Jacksonville, Ac—L J Guilmartin A Co. Steamer Lizzie Baker, King, Palatka, etc—Clag- horu A Cunningham. Steamer Eliza Hancox, Richardson, Charleston— Claghorn A Cunningham. Steamer Two Boys, Garnett, Augusta—Erwin & Hardee. . Steamer Kate, Lockwood, Charleston, Ac—F M Myrell. Yacht Young America, Thompson, Kilkenny, with 6 bales sea island cotton, to Cliipman A Chapin. Cleared. Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty, Charleston—F M Myrell. Steamer Swan, Cohen, Augusta—M A Cohen. Scbr Ira Blire, Bragg, New York—LaRocbe A John son* Receipts. Per steamer Dictator, from Jacksonville, Ac—1S9 bales npland cotton, 1 do leather, 27 boxes oranges, 45 bides, and mdse. Per steamer Liszie Baker, from Palatka, Ac—18 bales sea island cotton, 7 bbls oranges, and mdee. Per steamer Two Boys, from Augusta—225 bales cotton, 40 bdls shingles, and mdse. Per steamer Eliza Hancox, Irom Charleston—63 pkgs mdse. .Exports. Per schr Ira Bliss, for New York—75,000 ft lumber, 26 sticks timber. Pulaski House, December 11th, 1866. To Messrs. H. R. Christian, E. Padelford, and oUters: ., . Gentlemen:—Your favor of the 10th Inst., in which you tender me a complimentary benefit, is dnly re ceived. 1 accept with pleasure your kind proposition, and will, with your permission, name Friday evening, the 14th inat, for the benefit to take place. Very respectfully yours, Charlotte Thomfson. Theatre. Miss Charlotte Thompson rendered the pert of Arrah Meelieh.in the drama of Arrah-Na-Poguo, lest evening, with fRAt same exquisite finish and particularity which has characterised all her performance* in this city during the past and present week. She was well sustained by the company. The audience was large end gave repeated manifestations of applause at the succeaiul rendition of the great Irish drama. To-night will be played “The Stranger” and “Loan of a Lover.’’_- From CHARLmrroN.-Theeteamer Croton, Capt-Til ton, arrived here early yesterday morning from Charleston. This boat is doing a good business, though making but on# trip a week. Her trade between Charleston, Beaufort and Hilton Head is quite extensive, and her passenger business is good, owing to the urbanity of her officers, aa also her accommodations. Ur. G. W. Crane, the Purser, is wall known and attentive to hi* boainesa, and bcaidea is always mindful of the press. He will pis*** aooepk ocr thank* for papers. ANOTHER Slioht Fire.—About ten o'clock last night are waa discovered leaning from the rood of the large wooden tenement, corner of Congress and Hous ton street*, owned by Wm. fit Davidson. Although the bell of the Washington Fire Company waa rang, tkare wm a o general alarm, and but for the prompt- nags of tha Washington boys the fire might have been serious. Aa It waa the damage done waa trifling, ex cept by water, the house being completely flooded. Law Nosthxbe PAFxxa.-We are indebted to Ft, till k Brother for the Hemld and Timenof the 9th in stant. Ballou’s Monthly for January, and the New York Albion. j ; No. 1 Machiaery Oily Prim Lar4 OUy Linseed Boiled and Raw* THE ABOVE OILS ARE FOR SALE BY THE GALLON or BARREL, CASE & HARRIS, deal 10 194 Bay Street. JAMBS RUSSELL, Col. JOHN C. HATKLY, Savannah, Ga. Jasper, Florid*. PALL ftND WINTER GOODS. RUSSELL & HATELY, JASPER, FLORIDA, w ILL open, forthwith, a large and well selected stock of ttaple and Fancy Dry Goods, Boot* and blioea, Hate aud Cape. Also, Staple and Fancy Groceries and Hardware, consist lug of everything needful for Plantation and Family use, which will be offered at prices to salt the times and the interests of pnicbasers. They will also act aa COMMISSION and FORWARDING M © r chants, and will give special attention to the pnrchaee oi the products of the country and the sale of produce and merchandise on consignment. dec7 passengers. Per steamer Croton, from Charleston, kc—L H Levett, J Kraus, G W Travis, R W McKee, E J Grin- dell, W H Oliver, Col A W istone, R P Paul. W Miller, B 8 Roberts, b. Fitzgerald, Mrs Derhlg, J H Tonking. end 6 deck. Per steamship San Salvador, from New York—Mrs W D Smith, 8 Halliday and lady, Mrs C L Dodge aud eon, J S Weeks, lady and child. Dr B Keeiaraud lady. Misa H Walker, Mies M Smith, M: 6 G W Reach, Mite L M Sturdevant, Mrs Hill and 2 children. F P Down, Mieses Down, Mrs DePeynter, Miss O'Leary, S C Colt, lady and child, Mr Cook ana lady. Miss L Wood, Sirs L Birch, Mrs Borland, Miss Metralfe, Mrs C M Con nelly, Miss Gregory, Mrs Bartlett, W Robinson aud lady, Miss M Beach, Mrs F Graham, L Morse and lady, Mre Streat and svt, O H Furvis, T C Upton, T Ander son, J P Putnam, H W Wadsworth, S W Rcyimldeon, J H Park, Dr J D Mitchell, C Prince, J S Walker, E Jazelle, W Ward, T Knuffer, G Williams, Maj G \V Beach, J B Davenport, F J Beach, Mr Bartlett, C E Mahoney, J Taney, J T Burch, RH Korbright, W G Hollins, D W Davie, J W Marlett, A Vandcrlilh, S 1) Marlett, II Siver, E Soles, E K Ladue, H 111.aduc, T Merritt, F Webster, G W Laine, .1 K Elwell, R Avery, J T Avery, C Dunhry, P Bartlett, II Booth, A West end son, P Simpson, M Perridger, J Welsh, T Murphy, and 36 steerage. Per steamer Lizzie Baker, from Palatka, Ac—Mrs Porting, Mr Ryals, Mrs Sloan and daughter, Mrs C G Mitchell, Miss Seaton, A B Crane, J Leeler. C F Gil more, Judge Byals, A Hopkins, Mrs Thurston, Mr Osgood, F L Gue, A Kein. Per steamer Two Boys, from Augusta—T W Garvin, B M Blocker, T S Dunbar, J V Martin, J V Mai tin, jr, N Hadwln. R Harden, lady & svt, O P Wilson, J J Chisholm and lady, L C Furn, J M Richardson, Miss Haziel, B J Hier, T J Mulligan, P Mulligan, Miss E Hall, Master Blain, Miss McKenzie, Dr W B Warren, R R Carvin, J 8 Thornton, T H Willingham, T O B Wood, 8 J Perry, G Smith, H Smith, J Gill, K J Boyd and lady, Miss Horton, Z Daniela, J W Wilson, J H Catfitt, B Killingworth, and 12 deck. Per steamer Kate, from Charleston—W V Boyd and lady, J Salvo, G Altheimer, J Hagan, W Robertson. A Robertson, Dr J Hasell, A Lease, Mrs Powers, Philip Yonge, Mr Bigler and lady, G Symons, J Jacobson. Mr Lawton, Mrs McLeod and 2 children, A Lewis, A Dexter and lady. Per steamer Eliza Hancox, from Charleston—Mrs c Darby, J B Gilson, J D Ramin, J Kelsey, J E Kennetl, J Mathias, D Deyton, H Bradford, S Nathan, J Jcnes, J Murdock, T R Compton, and 30 deck.- Consignees. Per steamer Dictator, from Jacksonville, Ac—Guil martin A Co, N A Hardee & Co, ltavant A W, J W Anderson, Sons A Co, Tison A G, W M Tunno A Co, J L VillaloBga, Erwin A H, F M Myrell, E L Neidlin- ger, A Wilcox A Co, E C Wade A Co, Wilkins n, W A Co, Milter A Bro, W T Wood, S F Henderson, PAG. Per steamer Croton, from Charleston, Ac—T B M A Bro, T J Dunbar A Co, P & Pitta, L H Levett, and order. Per steamship San Salvador, from New York—An derson A Sons, Adams Ex, Austin A E, R D Arnold, T H Austin. W R Boggs. Brigham, H A Co, Brady A 8, Bouse A B, Botbwell A W, B A M, W H Burroughs, Bell, W A C, Bolubaw A Co, W Barrett, T Bateson, J Barron, M A Cohen, Claghorn A C, Crane A G, Camp AC, JF Collins, O Cohen, Champion A F, C L Colby, 3 M Golding, Connerat A J, Cooper, OAF, Duncan A J. M 8 Coheu, F W Cooney, DeWitt A M, Davant A W, J H Demand, W B Duffy A Co'. Dnnbar A Co, W M D Doyle A Co, Krwln A H, E Ehrlich, Epstein A Bro, Einstein A E, U C Freeman, M Ferst A Co, A A L F, Gnerard, F A Co, W U Griffin, Gross A Bro, Gazan A Bro, Q w Garmauy, G A S, C L Gilbert, A Gomm, G M iteldr, Guilmartin A Co, Hone A G, J E Hernandez, H B Hanscombe H S Haines, Holcombe A Co, Hose A G, A B Ives, F D Joidon, Johnston, W A Co, E 11 Kirlln, J Knox. S M Lederer, J Lippmau, Lovell A L, Lathr. p A Co, J Latna, Linville A U, K MacLea <£ Co, MtUte A Bro, J C Mather, A J Milter, F M Myrell, H Marnklstein, J McMahon A Co, M S Meyer, W A M, a McGinley, J C Maker A Co, Neufville, B A Co, G T Nichols, J Oliver, Parse A T, Palmer A D, T Pepper, O D Rogers. A Beecher A Co, P Reilly, C Rothschild, L Bussell, Richardson A B, W H Stark, Starr A R, E D Smytlie A Co, Sorre l Bros, sims A co, Sloan, s A a gW Solomons, Tison A G, U S Marshal, J L Vjlia- longa, M Van Horn, L Vogele, H C Wade, J N Wilson, J A Hoberts, A M A C W West, Williams A Son, W M Walsh, Warren A bro, T H Willingham, [W] in a diamond, A Wilcox, W H Wililerger, White A M, G Wellbrooi:, Weed A C, N Wolfe, Wm P Yonge, K R Agent. Per steamer Lizzie Baker, from Palatka, Ac—LJ Guilmartin A Co, Tison 16,1 Koethcke A Co. Per steamer Two Boys, from Augueta— E C Wade A co. 8 J Josephs A Co, P H Behn, J L Villalonga, E A Hardee, Davant A W, Phillips A M, A Dau-nhofer, Brigham, H A Co, J Ricliardeou, Wilkinson, W A Co. Per steamer Kate, from Charleston—F M Myrell, R Bradley, L J Guilmartin A Co, P Yonge A Co. Per steamer Eliza Hancox, from Charleston—Erwin A H, Sloan, 8 A 8, So Ex, Claghorn A C. PORT OF ST. MARYS. gT. Marys. Dec. 6.1866. Arrived. Br bark Observer, Newport. Wales—S L Barns A Co. Bark Eventide, Havana—8 L Barns <f Co. ■avaaaale Cottas Market. Savannah, December 12,1868. There waa causidarabls more inquiry in the cotton „ market today, and lmyera were ‘ and large list of passengers. PmraerC.! 6 amaB advance. We hear of eome sale# of the better io has recollected ua aa usaal aod for (all :*ottatt« «* WXc., and quota Savannah middling* at 31@31Xc. Q l H.- -i-— urea usual, ana n •• "OF York papers will please acoept thanks. Cleared. Dec 9—Brig D B Doane, with 160,000 it lumber, fox Philadelphia—S L Burns A Co. Dec 11—Brig Mechanic, with 150,000 ft lumber, for MaLanza*—S L Burns A Co. Dec 11—Brig Kodiac, with 263,000 feet lumber, for Siver Platte—8 L Burns A Co. Dee 11—Br brig Ida, with 150,000 feet lumber, for Windward islanders L Burns A Co. A Card. Savannah, Dec. 11,1866. To the Captain and officers of the steamship Tona- wanils. The passengers on boird tile steamship Tonawanda, from PhUadelpbla to Savannah, here- _i,*i tender their thanks and acknowledgements to Cant Jennings and officers for their uniform kindness and nutiring attention to the comforts ot all, and at the same tune take this opportunity of expressing OILS, OILS, VALUABLE PLANTATIONS NBA. if BI4JFFTON. ■T JACOB COHEX A CO., CHARLESTON. 8. C. * AT PBITAlS BALK. All that tract ot land known 4a Bode Paw Plantation, attested on May river, four (4) mites from Bhiffton, Jon taming one thousand 0.860) acres of high tend. ***** three hundred (300) of which are Geared, and ■eventy (70) seres iff marsh. This place has been nn- oar euMtoaitoa this year, and tha lands are of .tha beat flJ*“V for Sea Island Cotton and Provisions. On the place ta s harp , gte honaq- and negao honma. Also, ■tojanffing to tha above, and a short diatenaa from It, ■ s* 8 **”* hundred (100) acres of pm* And. With tha abovacaa be purehaaed a oamfoatehto twbotory to^M*nfntedh»Si >nild fo* 1 oa a cos (1) acre lot ta tha Dissolution of Co-partnership. ’T'HE co-partnership lately existing nndar tha nama A of BELL, WYLLY ft CHRISTIAN was dlwolvad on the let instant, by mutual consent H. K- CHRIS TIAN is alone authorised tooolleot debts doe the late firm, and is charged with the rfnMng of the hnelnew SAMUEL P. BELL, OKO. W. WYLLY, declO -tf HENRY R. CHRISTIAN. Notice T aROCHE ft WILLIAMS haring purchased the ia- AJ tercet of Wylly ft Christian in the late firm of BELL. WYLLY ft CHRISTIAN, will continue the business under tbe name of deqJO—tf LaHOCHE, BELL ft WILLIAMS. Notice. rnHE subscribers having sold their interest in tiio X bite business of BELL, WYLLY k CHRISTIAN to Messrs. LaHOCHE k WILLIAMS, solicit a contin uance of the business to tbe new firm. GEORGE W. WYLLY. declO—tf HENRY B. CHRISTIAN. For Sale, 11. tbe city of Macon, a twenty-horse Engine, with X Floe Boiler 18 feet long, 40 inches diameter, two trines to inches, in perfect order, together wttU all of my Mill Machinery, consisting or Shafting Mills, iielle, and everything appertaining thereto, for SUOO, one-hall cash. Apply to H. W. BOIFBUILLET, decS-lm’ Engineer C. K. B. For Sale, ^AGONS AND CASTS, by *oc23 E. F. METCALFE k 00. Eine Horse for Sale. ~\7~OUNG and very gentle, perfectly sound; war- X ranted in every respect Sold because the owner lias no nee far him. Apply at MOSES GREEN’S STABLES, ded2-5t Whitaker straet. FOR SALE, t SERVICEABLE DRAFT HORSE. Apply tt A Pulaski House Stables. 0. MotUSLY, - au30-tf Screven House For Sale or Rent, VALUABLE Rice Plantation, situated on the Altamaha river, at the beet pitch of tide, twelve miles from Brunswick, Qa., with a good dwelling house, steam threshing mill, barns, oveneer and negro liooees. Apply to T. F. HU J3R, decii—3i* No. 11 Stodilard’e Lower Usage. Eor Bent or Sale. rpHE BUbecriber offers his property in Effingham X county, fifteen miles from tbe city, for rent or Stic. It consists of Two Plantations adjoining, each containing one thousand acres. The land Is vere fine. For particulars apply to him, on Jones atrsac, second door from Whitaker, or to George W. Wylly Esq., of the firm of Bell, Wylly ft Christian. no22 WM. H. CUTLER. For Rent, QNFI of the best located stares on tha Bay, former ly occupied by tbe National Express Company. In quire of UNCKLES ft BON. no29 Comer Bay and Barnard streak. For Rent or Lease, A FARM adjoining Bonaventnra, with twenty to J\_ fifty acres good Cotton and Provision land. Also, 8 .Vei) five-acre lota, fronting on Warsaw river, thirty minutes drive from Savannah, on tbe Shell road, will lie leased on good term* where you. can live cheap, and save high rent* ■Apply ut 201 Bay direct, to nul-J-eodlni WM. B. IAJNG. To Rent, ^ DESIRABLE Office in Stoddard’s Lower Rang* Also, wanted to rent or buy a residence, with at*We* attached, In a pleasant part of the city. Apply at deci-lw WILKINSON, WILSON ft OO. Rooms to Rent, T7UIRNISHED or unfurnished, with or without r Board, at No. 16 Barnard street. dal2-2t Boarding. &JFRS. ELARBEE has removed her bneiaatt from iVI tilt) corner of Monteomeiy and Sonth Brood streets to the comer of Jenoreou street and Bay ten* Bnrt’3 old stand. Gentleme, can be accommodated with Private an 1 Transient Board on moderate terms. oc904m Wanted. T>OABD WANTED by a Gentfenua, for him—if, if wife, child mud mrrtntp to • genteel p»i^1ih» 41y, where the ooigforte of • home oen be enjoyed If paying for them. Addree* Port Ogoe Box 740. oc9-tf Wanted, BuusrM strur-aKSW ^on hsof March, April sad July of tke pfcaaot year forwh ch a liberal price will bo paid oa dstaakf tt the New* and Herald oSw mpm—fi Auction r—^ =5=^*5 aPJKtlUt FOR NEW YORK. ~ >PA8SAGK RATES: •e -- ■ : Cabin Paasagw, fAs Steerage, 813 A trectof tend within three (3) mites of Blufftou. m taming seven hundred and aixty-two and a half (TMK) acres, all of which is heavily wooded with oak, hickory and pine, and being immediately eonttgnoes to May river, eonld be made ptohtaMaby tttemto of wood. Thee* lands, when cteared^reof tee best qual ity for aea island cotton. Adjoining and belongiiw to this place ia a fifteen (15) acre lot, on a high bluff on May river, tor a settlement and summer resort, being perfectly healthy stall seasons. ror tonne sad further perttoelaw apply aa above, at corner ot East Bay and Boyce’* whart np stalra, Charleston. 8. C. dacU-lawtf ■T BLUM * MKYKK. THIS DAY, tha 19tt hut, at 10 o'clock a. m., Intrant ot the store, will beeold, ihhds- t hbds 20 bbls Can' • bbta Sugar Oared Haw * bbls Carolina Rice 20 bbls Pilot Bread 10 half-bbla F M heat 3 bbls VIdcht •0 tub* Gosh** Butter 50 tab* Lord 20 bbta Bock wheat Flour 6 box** Hemp Tow 20 reams Wall Paper 20 boxes Toilet Soap re bbls Beats 16 ante* Onions n assortment at Dry Goods, Shoes, Hate, Notions, Watches, and furniture. decl2 SPECIAL SALE OF BACON, 8CGAB, LARD. Ac. BT LaHOCHE, BELL dk WILLIAM!. Win b* add THIS DAY (Thursday), in front of store, mt 11H o’clock, BACON, LARD, •UGi BPTHffi OHEISE, DBY GOODS, *0. daaU SPECIAL HALF, OF RAILROAD STOCKS BT LnROCHK, BELL 4k WILLIAMS. THIS DAY, 11th inat, at 10 o'elock, a. m., in front of store, will be sold, 35 Shares Central Railroad Stock 15 Shares Southwestern Railroad Stock. Sal* positive. Must bvpald for this day. d*d2 Regular Auction Sales now'going bn E boanV« “ 8 ' ' n ®* e ^’- Horses, Males, Cattle, Wagmu, Boggles, CARRIAGES, Me., At the Veterinary Stables of R. W. CAMPBELL, on Bay street, between Jefferson and Montgomery streets, will commence on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 19th, and every Wednesday thereafter. *epl4-tf EXECUTOR’S SALE. VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY AT AUCTION. ■t t. j. Walsh. On Tuesday, January 1st, will be sold in front of the Court Houaa, between the legal hours of mle. Tha North half of Truefeea’ Garden Lot No. 1, being 75 ieet River Front, and In depth, running back to Bay street, known as Dillon'* Whart, foot of Bait Broad street, with the improvements thereon. AISO, ' One Share Central Ball Road Stock. Sold aa the estate of Mis* A. C. Dillon aud by order of the Executor. Tcrme cash. Purchaser paying for titles and stamps. Nov22-l*wtds. ; HOUSE FOR SALE •T LaROCBB, BELL Ac WILLIAMS. East half of Lot No. 67, Brown Ward. Tha improvements consist of a two story dwelling with attic, on a brick basement, fronting on Liberty afreet, opposite the United States Barracks. For terms apply at onr counting room. nolO " ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE BT LaROCHE. BELL * WILLIAMS. Will be sold an the first TUESDAY in January, 1867 between the legal hours of sale, in front of the Court House, One-third of Lot No 4, Wesley Ward, and Improve ments, for the benefit of the heir* and creditors of the relate of Samuel M. Bond, deceased. no6 J. B. MoINTOSH, Administrator. I. M- MABBITT. J. N. JKNNIXG9. JOHN C. WH1TNWL NATIONAL Horse Insurance Company. HOME OFFICE: Coaxes Fouarn in JamnaoH Bream, LOUISVILLE KY. CAPITAL.. ..#300.000. Insures Live Stock against Loss by Theft and Death. Rates established by tha experience of a century lit England. J. W. SHOCK KNOT, President. D. B. DEWEY, Secretary. MABBETT A CO., General Agent* for Georgia. A. F. PARROTT, Local Agent, Office on Bryan afreet On* door east of Merchants’ A Planter*' Bank. Reference*—Co lone 1R. D. Walker, J. r. Thomas A Son, A. A. Solomon* k Co., E. L Neidlioger- doell—if MANHATTAN LIFE IKSURAHCE COMPAMY OF NEW YORK. ANNUAL INCOMM—*9,000,000. Important new feature in Dividends and modes of Insurance. Smallest rate* or Mortality. Expenses leas then any Cash Company. Liberal modes of pay ment of Premiums. Insurers receive the largest bonus ever given. Dividends made anboany on nil participating Policies. HO CLAIMS UNPAID. All kiads of non-forfettlug LIFE and ENDOW MENT FOUOU8 issued. Policies inoontestible. LOANS made on Policies. All Po-Tcie* after three yean nonJbrMthble. SAVANNAH AOKNCT, B. H. FOOTMAN, Agent Da. J. T. McFarland, Nodical Examiner, deeis—lw IT- • * ' V ' - The new and fast aldewlieei Bteamthip > . . San Salvador* ATKIN# Matter, will sail for the above port on her regular day, laterdsy, Dee. 13, at 1 1-9 o’clock p. mt. For freight or passage, having very superior me- commodaturns, apply to B. H. HARDEE, Ho. IS Stoddard’s Range. GARRISON A ALLEN, No. 6 Bowling Green, New York. Shippers sending cotton to the press most see that the bales are marked plainly on the edge. declO For Darien. THE STEAMER H. M. COOL, TAYLOR, Commander, Will leave for Darien on FRlDAY, December 14th, at 8 o’clock a. m. For freight or passage, apply on board or to doc—It A. COHEN, Agent. For Liverpool. The first-class ship AMERICA, . J. H. Mosmas, has commenced loading for the above port. - For freight engagements apply to declt—2w T. R, ft J. G. MILLS. For Liverpool. The A1 American ship CHARLOTTE, Bracoa, Master, having a portion of her cargo engaged, and now go ing on board, will have quick dispatch. For balance of freight apply to « dsc5-10t WILDER A FULLABTON. FOR UVEBPOOL. THE first-class Ship NEW ENGLAND,' Hodge, Master, t of her ci will have quick dispatch as now going bn above. For further freight engagements, apply to decS-tf .BRIGHAM, HOLST ft CO. For New York. The brig ANNIE M. KNIGHT, Khisht, Me having nearly completed her < itch for (he above port. For ft- „ CHAH. L. COLBY A CO., Cor. Bay and Abercorn street*. For Providence, Rhode Island. The now A 1 Schooner ALFRED THOMAS, Mathiws, Master, having threefourthiof her cargo engaged, will have prompt dispatch. For freight apply to CHARLES L. COLBY A CO., deeli—It Cor. Bay and Abercoin streets. For Charter. Constantly on hand and for charter, SMALL VESSELS, a itable to carry Rico and Cot ton on the coast. For farther particulars apply to A. RICHARDSON, 194 Boyttreet- FOB AUGUSTA AND WAY LANDINGS. Eclipse Dine. ECLIPSE, Oapdaia W. E.' Joirfis. EXPRESS, Capt. H. Daniels. The Boat* of this favorite Line win leave the Charleston steam racket Wharf with regularity and dispatch. Freight received at the Warehouse on the Wharf at any time, and sent by the first boat. Special con tracts made for large engagements, and freight taken at aa low rates as anyjine onthe river. Apply to [ante, dccS-lw A. WILCOX ft CO-. Ageati 167 Bay street, or m J. B. SMITH, at the Wharf. For Palatka, Fla., VIA ST. SIMON’S ISLAND, BRUNSWICK, ST. MAIiY'S, FERNANDINA, MAY- PORT MILLS, JACKSONVILLE AND PJCOLATA. THE KATE, Capt. LOCKWOOD, will leave aa above from Charleston Wharf, foot of West Broad street, on every THURSDAY MORN ING, at 10 o'clock. This Boat is in perfect order, and has superior state room accommodations (or Passengers. Freight received at all times and stored In ware house on whart, free of expense. Transportation charges on goods paid promptly. For freight or passage appiy to F. M. MYRELL, no2-tf Charleston Whart Corn and Oats 6,000 FOR BALE. BUSHELS landing from Brig ” GEORGIA.” N, A HARDEE * 00. PERPYIA1 QPAHO SUBSTITUTE! BAUGH’S RAW BONE Super-Phosphate of Lime. _ MARK REANUFACTURED under toe fureaala originated iU in 1864. end patented by BAUGH 4 SONS, SOLE PEOFBIXTOaS, AX THE Delaware filvtr Ckeaaloal Works, PHILADELPHIA, U. AA. Thk old ottaMkbod Manure Is manufactured from Berea that hare no4 boon hnxaad or steamed, and R cottttna all list* original organic matter. It ta ae- tlva Iu W* ouarwtlou, ac« 1* afcrtllteavo great dore- biltfo. It dost not exhaust the soil Mho Peruvian Guano, bntoq ttfeotrery aarwnently inrevma* it Prevtoufitolttl b wasiafrodnoed Moth* Sooth- " * >*Kta*t,and MtaeiaHtt, with reaaarksbie auecass OOTTOM, CORN, TOBACCO AND ALL CROPS. ■ A trial wm convince Mr planter of ita merit*! Haarettete oonmlalng wall known Saathemoridenpo fnxakhad naon application toNow Yorfcar Phlte£p ■T Bold bydretan taafitha priaripaleitaasaad iwns throngMunte United States and tha British BAUGH A SOHS, BOLE MANUFACTORIES, a. no South Etteware ivcaar, PHILADELPHIA. For auls by ti HAJLBEE100. nolkdffitwSn For Charleston, S. C* Tbs now steamer DICTATOE, (1,066 Tone.) Captain L. M. COXETTER, Will resume her regular trips us above, commencing Wedanday, 24th lad,, at 9 o’clock a. ra. For freight or paaeage apply on board, or to L- J. GUILMARTIN * CO , oc22-tf 148 Bay street- rOS PALATKA, FLA., VIA FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE. AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LAND INGS ON THE ST. JOHN’S RIVER The new steamer - DICTATOR, 1(1,000 Ton*) Captain I» M. COXETTER, Having undergone thorough repair., will readme ' if regular route, aa above, leaving Savannah ttrerp fotttter,tt Gotejock p. m. Mr freight or pa*m«6, Havlag sidondid accomma- dntloaa, apply on board, or to L. J. GUILMARTIN ft CO., oaaM . MSBuyutteet Shipping. Boston and Savannah STEAMSHIP LINK FOR BO&TOH. THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF BATH, % (# •£ : ■ 1 •C . 1 G. W. Lavrexix, Commander. - Wui sal] nr the shove port on Friday, Dec. 14, at — o’clock — re. For bright or passage, apply to • RICHARDSON ft BARNARD. d«cl2-3t TSoT^SSri: War Rug'- FOR SEW YORK. THE SCHOONER iPost Captain Conklin, bovine port of cargo epgaged, will have dispatch for the above port. Apply to Mcl2—3t -HUNTER ft GAMHKLL. For Baltimore. The new and elegant steamship i^orth IPoiiii, Captain Bii.i.urs, Will ssn for Baltimore on - - *. Friday, Dee. 14,at — o’clock — m. For' freight or. panage, having good accommo dations, appiy to WEST ft DANIELS, decll . Jones' Block. FOR NEW YORK . ATLANTIC COAST . Mail * Steamship Co. SIDE W H EEL LINE. Cabin Passage, $93..... Steerage, $1^ ' The new and very fast sailing steamship FLAMBEAU, ' Capt. EvKseoy, will take the place of the Herdliii, Idvtogaton this trip, and will positively leave on her regular day, Thnndny, Doc. 13, oftffi o’clock p. a.- For ftekdit orpaaoage, having eplandldl; arranged accommodations, apply to WILDER ft FULLABTON, 8 Stoddard’s Upper Range, decs Opposite die Poet-office. N. B.—No engaged berths secured after Tuesday, December 111k, nnieee paid for. Philadelphia and Southern Mall Steamship Co. For Philadelphia. • The first class steamship . Tonawanda, JENNINGS, Commander,- WUI Mil for the above port on Intnrdny, Dee. Iff, at 1 o’clock p. m. For freight or paaeage, having superior accommo dations, apply to decs HUNTED ft GAMMELL. 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, touching at BlaHton every Wednesday. The Steamers PILOT BOY, Captain W. T. MoMJBLTT. AND ELIZA HANCOX, Captain J. R. RICHARDSON, willle ve the Florida Steam Fackdt Wharf regularly aa above. HANCOX every Monday and Friday. PILOT BOY every Wednesday and Saturday: Returning will leave Charles loo, HANCOX every Wednesday and Saturday. PILOT BOY every Monday and Friday. For freight engagements orpaeaage, apply at the Office, Florid* Steam Packet Wharf, or to CLAGHORN ft CUNNINGHAM, no97-1f Agent* For Liverpool. The A 1 American ship JOHN PATTEN, having half of her cargo engaged, and going on board, will have qnlck dispatch as above. For balance ot freight, apply to dec7-10t CRANE ft GfiAYBILL. FOR CHARLESTON. VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT. THE GROTON, Capt. B. W. Tilton, Will leave for Charleston and intermediate place every THURSDAY MORNING, at 11-o’clock, from Ferry Whart For freight or passage, apply to the Captain on board or to - T. B. MARSHALL ft BRO., ■012-tf Ages’* NEW BOOKS RtCMVRD BY Cooper, 01cotte & Family. Kissing the Hod, by Edmund Gates. Utterly Winked by leury Mwford. Tbo Racsfor Waaltft, by Mr* Riddell. BMht and Lok-by Mr* Newby. Udy aahietgh, by J.F. Smith. I*idiiilb4i*4 revel. Phyrieia*.’Ytattlag Usla for 1867. ^ RICE PLANTATION on the Sattll* CamdOB eounty, on* of the beat on the ri' suppUod with every improvement, will be leaaed for a term of years on application to the undersigBOd. daet-tf J. R. SNEED, Macon, G*. OLD WULt LIKE. Leave eyery Tuesday aid Saturday. For Palatka, E. Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA RY’S. FERNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE AND PICOLATA. The now and elegant ateam pocheia, LIZZIE BAKER, Ckpt N. MING, and SYLVAN SHORE, CbpL JAMBS TUCKER, having here, aparialiy ttted np for this root* »lth onsurpsaacd aocommodettona, wiU have regularly “ , every TUBS- •very 8ATUH- for the nkovo ttaeeo. the Sylvan Shore DAY MOSNnraTiM tke UlSte Bakar I DAY MORSISO, at ton crclock. Returning, will leave Jacksonville every Tuesday S3 — y -' Wednesday WitkVhe Fm freight or Passage ffigtiy at the oflVce on Florida wsaiT, or to CLAGHORN ft CUNNINGHAM, if. B.—All freight payable by akippere. A jyu£tf Steinway Pianos. (for these selebrated Plants In scan either send to > will I Wo aeB n*. Fnctery priced warrant them, and keep M*<a In tone for one year, for purchaser, in this dty, thereby wing them freight, in.nrance, drayage and — beridaa proemriag for them a select JOHN 0. SCHREIWEE ft SOMA