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MATTJfmH. Of W«wUP' rOR N«W YORK ! s „ g«lf*dor, on Saturday, December iii*® . p. m. *1 W* Tue8day ' Dee ' 18 ’ ,t 486 °’ cl0ck > ceneral Barnes, Thursday, December 20* ’ ■•* : ' ’ J' ii i t r on Philadelphia. ! ip Toimwuuda, Saturday. December 16, at m. 1 ‘ Ki>» KuoRiBa. : j ,, < , CVC i y Thursday moraine at 9 o’clock '.’lUcwtdi', every Saturday, at 3 p. m. : ,-iie uakcr, every Saturday moi-utug, at ,l,au Shore, every Tuesday morning, at roll CHaRlRSTON. gaMi Sunday, December 16th. at 2 o’clock ,;al“ cr r Pilot Boy, every Wednesday and Saturday ' s Eliza u&ncox, every Monday and Friday 1 -K o--' ■ ’ : r Dictator, every Wednesday, at 9 a. m. ®'' j Eu) iiie, every Saturday, at 7 o’clock a. m. ' n .r Crotou, every Tliursday at 11 o’olock. •'** FOB ADGCSTi. , Eclipse and Express. • i r riv a iind Departure of Trains. KvILB') S ■aiiuah DAILY PASSENGER UP TRAIN. t 8 A. M 6:15 P. m 8P.M Augusta at WZi llacou dAIL y down passenger train «,e Hacoo »t 7 A. M. i U rfusta at 8:45 a. m. L-***', savannah at 7:06 P. M. irr:Vf t ’p NIGH r PASSENGER TRAIN , savauuali at 7:05 p. m. L& re8 ‘ : Augusta at 4:00 a. m. >1uc«ju at 7:00 a. m. iff*"* ‘ ,. s MoHT PASSENGER TRAIN . r „qU»« .\ugusta at 8.«j P. m. ^ c al savannah at 6:«10 a. m. •in ilg'Viile and Gordon trains connect with 1-' ^ down night passenger trains at Gordon, i< V 1 lt iiLr railroad—daily (Sundays ex iriAsr 1 '- • cepted) T ..pc savannah at 7 a. m. ^ . at Xlioaiasville at 7:10 p. M. f rr '. lu.miasviiie at 0:00 a. m. Savannah at 6:10 p.m. pdi^dpal^ac* sn^ re^resented by an agent Af- W heaiingtbo evidence fhe cjM^Sras ooatinoed. - * Another man was charged with selling liquor with out license. The person who got the liquor said he had been out gunning and went into the defendant place And brought the wlifekey. The defendant said that the witness, who was a total stranger, came into his bouse and bought two cigars and then Asked for whiskey, saying he was cold. He got the liquor, whpife . 4Ue man said be liad some friends and wanted fanething to warm them. The .defendant said he did not sell whiskey, but he kept it iu the bousG, and fUlqd a soda water bottle for the witness, who paid him fifty cents for the cigars. He said he did not (dntrge Jorl|quor, but kept ibe money for the oigars. 'The case was continued for ftirther investi gation. : f r"** e— 7T * Savannah, December 7, 1806. Messrs. Andrew Flynn & Co., Managers Savannah Theatre: Gentlkmrn:—W(f,"'tbc undersigned, desirous of offering a apmpUmentary benefit to Mr. Harry Lang, don. wouldrtSpMtfyrily request lif it meets with your approval) tiMfcffOtf appoint a night for that purpose^ leaving to Mr. Langdou’s good taste the selection of a piece for the occasion. Your obedient servants, F. L.' N.enfville, L. H. DeMontmollin, John Fernandes, .Chaa. C. Hunter, fc : Cwas. H. Morel, H. F. Harmon, T. B. “Waddell, Thos. F. Butler, Dwight Roberts, John A. Feuger, Miscellaneous. Ootavus (Johen, Frederick Myers, John F. Wheaton, John B. Wilder, A. FaUarton, ' Dr. John B. Martin, E. A. Soullard, James T. Stewart, Ch. M. Holst. H. A. Palmer, Jnst Received from Philadelphia, A LOT OP LADIES’ SHOES, Of better workmanship and material than any in this market, consisting in part of Ladies' French Calf and Kid (thick soled) Congress Gaiters, Ladies' French Calf and Kid (thick soled) Polish Boots, Ladies' English Lasting High Balmorals, Ladles* English Lasting Congress Gaiters, Ladies' Morocco (fine and coarse) Balmorals, Ladies* English Lasting (thick soled) Baskins. For sale by TEBSAU * PHILLIPS, N. E. corner Bull and Brooghton streets, decl4—tf Savannah, Ga. And many others. Savannah, Dec. 7th, 1866. To Messrs. Neufville, Fernandez, Butler, Roberts, and others: Gentlemen—After consulting with Mr. Langdon, who desires us to express his gratified surprise and appreciation of your flattering compliment in tender ing him a benefit, we would suggest Monday, Dec. 17th, as being the earliesfc available night, when will be presented the entire new London sensation play of "Lost in Lxmdon,*’ with the favorite nautical drama ol~ "Black Eyed Susan." Trusting the bill will meet your approbation, and assuring you ’tlaja pleasure to accede to your request, — are, Most respectfully, • A. FLYNN & CO. ^ LsriLL x BROTHER, Newsdcaltyrs, Bta- ail j Booksellers, jjuji street (down stairnj "'rofiiayiaae, next to tbe Post Office, are an- P ,j, cuts for ibe Daily Nxws & Uieald. • ” lt .;t w ith them will bo promptly attended ; fectoial—The world’s great remo- Oglethorfk Fire Compart Wo call attention to tbe advertisement of a meeting of Oglethorpe Fire Company this evening, to receive Hun. P. M. Rue- sell. KRankih & Bros. baVe onr thanks for several sam ples of tlnir stock of peripdicals and holiday jnvenile books. - • l '■ • i\A - JVEK’e CHEI1BV . coiiie, Coughs and ConsnmpUon. Mnyor’s Court. 1„ tie Mayor's Court yesterday morning. In addi- KQ to tbe Violators of city ordinances, several peo- eivere arraigned for disorderly conduct. \ poor unlortunate girl was said to have been , and drunk in the streets. She was fined five dol- A bov, who could not speak the language, was ar- aignod on tlie charge of firing crackers in the street. ina r cinnant of the pack was exhibited, and showed J,,! he had exploded a dozen or. So. His father sp ared lor hint and stated that the boy could not apeak Kiigtisb, and was therefore hardly responsible, which apparent from bis looks. The case was dismissed oe tb** payment of costs. A man named Riley was charged with being drunk, resisting the officer, and very abusive in the Police barracks. All the charges being proven, the de- !.mlaat was fined ten dollars or to be confined in jail thirty days. Emma Cummins and Wm. Sheftall, negroes, were cturgcd with being disorderly in the streets at a late near. It appears they bad been to a ball, and had «jme disagreement between them which they were titling in their own way and to the annoyance of the * ablic. They were each fined five dollars. County Court. This Court met yesterday morning, Judge Levi 8. Kusscll presiding. There was but little business transacted. The cases of Peter Williams and JameB fcaaley, colored, charged with simple laroeny, were settled with the consent of the County Solicitor, Mr. Jno. 0. Ferrill. JIk rase of Nelson Reddy, charged with stealing a •mall barrel of beef, was tried, and aftor.the rendition cf tlie testimony, the Judge charged tbe jury, clearly pointing out the law, and remarking that now a negro •tood un the same footing with a white man, and that *.f there was a reasonable doubt of the prisoner’s guilt toy were bound to give him the benefit of it. From Ur evidence it appears tbe meat was found in tbe jlM of the defendant, but there were several other times occupying the house in common with him. liter the Judge's charge, the jury rotired and in a fh r: time returned with a verdict oi guilty. The do MiJant was then sentenced to pay a fine of twenty •boars and costs. Tk? petit jury was then discharged until Monday corning at ten o’clock. Theatre. Notwithstanding the inclemency of tho weather there was a large aud fashionable audience in atten dauci* last night,, in compliment to Miss Charlotte Thompson, the beneficiary aud favorite of our theat rical public. Tuo play of Camille was well performed throughout. We have no time to particularike, but it lertimple justice to say wo have nover seen on our iiage tho pin ts Camille and Armand more effective. To-uight, the last of Alisa Thompson’s engagement, will be repeated the popular Irish drama of "Arrah-Na Pogue. ’ ’ By the correspondence in another column it .will be eeeu that a complimentary benefit will be given to that well deserving actor, Mr. Harry Langdon, on Monday night, when the friends of the drama will have au opportunity to pay a just tribute to a true ar tist and gentleman, who has labored zealously and suc- ccsfcfully for their entertainment. We hope to see full house. Estill A Bbother have sent ( us Ballou’s Monthly January and other magazines and papors, which we return our Jhanks. Undelivered Telegram*.—C. R. Hanleiter; T. G Campbell, care of M. Mossman; Mrs. S. C. Delaroche. Public Speakers and Singers will .find •Brown's Bronchial Troches ’’ beneficial iq clearing the voice before speaking or singing, and relieving the throat alter any unusual exertion of the vocal or gans, having a peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the organs of speech. For coughs and cftlds the Troches are effectual. dec!5-lt Aintatnre A liutnat—Tl&ia Clay. Sun rises 6 59 Sun sets.:....;......... 6 01 HIGH WATER. Tybee 12 silAf Port. 2 21 PORT OF SAVANNAH. Friday, Dec. 14, 1866. Arrived. Steamship Leo, Dearborn, New York—Hunter & Gammell. Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty, Charleston—F M Myrell. Steamer Emllie, Adair, Charleston—S M Laffiteau. Cleared. Steamship City of Bath, Love well, Boston—Rich ardson & Barnard. Steamer Eliza Haqcox, Richardson, Charleston.— Claghom A Cunningham. Steamer Two Boys, Garnett, Augusta—Erwin Hardee. Driving Through Lanes. As wo stated yesterday, there exists an ordinance to prevent wagons driving through the lanes of the city. Yesterday morning several negroes, who were probably not familiar with the ordinance, were raigned before His Honor, Mayor Anderson, charged with that offence. His Honor stated for tho informa tion of wagoners that complaint had been made that the Street Commissioner could not keep the |anes proper condition from tho fact that they were used thoroughfares, and that hereafter he would visit with heavy tine every person brought before him on that charge. Soveu negroes were charged with that offence, most of whom claimed that they belonged to the country and were ignorant of the ordinance. The majority them were fined one dollar and costs of keep of animals. Two of them, belonging to the city and cognizant of the law, were fiued two dollars. Uur City Railway. The agreeable intelligence was received yesterday, by telegraph, that the Savannah, 8kidaway and Soa- board Railway bill had passed both branches of the Legislature, and will doubtless be approved by the Governor. The Savannah public will be glad to learn that enough subscriptions to this enterprise will be ceived forthwith to warrant the prosecution of the work immediately. We have been assured, also, that it will be put under contract at once, and be pushed forward vigorously and energetically. From New York.—The steamship Leo, under com mand of Captain Dearborn, arrived at her berth yes terday about one o’clock, making the trip from wharf to wharf in seventy hours. This ship is one of the swiftest aud moat reliable coming into port, very seldom failing to make her regular time. Purser felocum has remembered the press as usual, and will please accept onr thanks for New York papera in ad vance of tbo mail. City Ordinances.—The new ordinances recently nwoed by Connell will »ppe«r In onr isme of Monday. Attention is called to the ndrertUement in Another column in reference to the repairing of pavement* m certain ward*. Tho time hae expired for repairing, and the Street and Dane Committee of Conned will at Shipping Intelligence. E xports. Per steumship City of Batli, for Boston—80 halos upland cotton, 40 casks rice, 69 bundles hides, 605 dry hides, 2 bales wool, 20 pkgs mdse. Manufactured under um a 1UL In 1854, and patented by BAUGH & SONS. NEW PERFUME For the Handkerchief. PMLON’S LaaifaB A Most Exquisite, Delicate, and Fra grant Perfume, Distilled from-the Rare ind Beautiful Flower from whioh it iakes its name. Manufactured only by PHALOV A SON. . NEW YOBK. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. ASK FOB PItALON'S—TAKE NO OTHER. Sold by Dnurgitta generally. passengers. Per steamship Leo, from New York—J M Ward, Mrs "Yheatmnd, Miss L Bernis, Mrs C Upton, Miss 1 Upton, Mrs Edmonds and 2 children, Mrs Breossene, Mias C Mills. J O Centre, H Livingston, Catherine Bedford, W W Broad.street, Mr Larabee, A S Upton, Mr Foote, .Mrs A'diton, Mr Aahtou, J llurriugton, L Jones, W F Hortun, W H Mirer, Mr Hartwell, Mrs Hartwell, C Brown, E Brown, Mias C Nees.:, P Borde, W Maxley, J Fuller, H Weslcott, Miss A Coy, Miss A Burke, K Bchreluer, J Roberta, P Evoy, J Brett. G M C oper, T Gough, P Ehrlich aud wife, J Brown, .ino Kyun. J liraumsn, J fcnoUb, T Watson, F Burnham, and 20 steerage. Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Charleston, Ac—J C McNulty, D Marks ami lady, Mrs Collins and 2 chil dren, D H Rice. A 1> Davenport, R Wright, W SBrig- nam, J E Burnsides, aud 7 deck Per steamship City of Bath, for Boston—M Spear, A Meader, W Kua’.eb, L C Marsh, G Oltiu, J J Wal cott, A S Braddtck, J Flag, S S Winchester, J Weil, WMcGugel.J D Thurber, E AGiiudell, aud three steerage. Consignees. Per steamship Leo, from New York—A A G R, A & Kills, J W Audeiton A Sous, W H Burroughs & Co, P ll'Belm* K Black A Co, T H Bolshaw £ Co, Brjau A H, T Bateflon, M A Cohen, daghorn & c. Cooper, O & K, Crane A G, J M Cooper, O Cobea, Chipman R C, J P Collins, J Clay, Duucau & J, M J Doyle A Co, J A Douglass, Davaht a ,.» D-.-acy, W M Davidson, Erwin A H, Einstein A K, *5 thrin-Ii, A1 Ferat A Co, A A L Freldeuber^r, C L Gdbei t, W D Griffin A Co, L J Guilmartln & Co, J cuoss a Co, Hu; ter A G, Hoi combe & Co. G M Heult, Hons nA A Co, Home Liue Steamers, A 8 a f o, il Haym, H S Haines, R Habers-ham, .1 L ”, ^ Helmhoid, W i Horton, Hone A <+, John-ion. w .v Co, 6.) Josephs A Co, J KooX, Kenn^v A U'H, K M.u-i.ca ACO, Lathrop A Co, Lovell A L, 1. A K-.ho, J Le ivy A Co, Miller A Bro, Linville A G, H ’ .Maher A Co, Mnrphy A C, A F Mira, F M Myrall, G MoUmiey, K Molntyie A Co, J McMahon <fe Co, >, Butler a Co, Nicholson, MCA A Co, E L Neidlinger, J Oliver, T Pepper, G M Patton, Palmer A D, O D Rogers A Bro, A Reseller A Co, W G Robinflon, Col C ^Keyno ds. J A Roberts, J Ryan, P Reilly, Richardson A B, Bo Ez, Sa'idersou A \\ , B, Hendry A Co, BtiiT A K, W H Btark A Co, Bliian, B A s. J C Sclcfllner A Co, A A Solomons, B F Sanford, F W Sims A CO, Tison A U, W T Srtnford. C R R. B K Ulmer, B H Yan Ne-»s A Co, J L VjUaionga, Weed A C, v\ P Yonge, and Olliers. Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Ciiaslcsiou; Ac—Clag- horn A C, K Wright, and OLi.eis. . Consignees per Central R. R. • IteC. 14, 16G6. 1125 bales cotton, li2'»0 bales domestiefl, 10 coils rope 3 cars scrap iron, 36 do .umber, and mdse, to J McMahon A Co, Chipmau AC, J T Paterson, L J FTJLTON PETROLEUM AND MINING CO. Capital Stock, - - - $200,000 SHARKS, $90 F.ACII. FIRST PAYMENT, $15 PER SHARE And no other assessment made, exee*t by direction of a majority of all the Stockholders. OFFICERS: J-. P. SLOAN President E. E. KAWSON Vice President. JNO. C. WHITNER Sccretaiy. P. P. PEASE Treasurer. ROBT. LOGAN General Superintendent. W. F. PARKHCRST. This Company proposes to operate In Georgia, Ala bama and Tenue.ssoe. Having leased Lauds in the immediate vicinity of rec.-nt oil discoveries, it now odere a portion of its Stock for sale, ttie amount paid npon whieli shall be returned to the purchaser before iy general dividend will be declared. A limited amount of Stock may he secured by call- io on the undersigned. aeentB in this city, Set) 1.AHOCHE, BELL Jt^WlLLlAMS^ BLASCEVILLE SLATE MINING COMPT, VAN WERT, POLK CO., GA. Cap’I Stock., *300,000 SHARES, $50 EACH. Diibiotoes—H. Brigham, 3. F. Dever, E. C. Gran- niss, A. Wilbnr and A. E. Marshall. pBsiniKT—A. Wilbur. Savannah, Ga. Viox Pbzsidknt—K. C. Grauniaa, Macon, Ua. Ssokctxuv—A. E. Marshall, Atlanta, Ga. fjIHIH Company will soon ^ “J F W Sims * Co. R & Allen, W K Fleming, Sams A p, Duncan liJ.BH Hardee. G Patten * Son EC Wade A Co, R Habersham & Son, Jones A A, Both- well A W, J Washbnrne A C A S Hartridge, Sloan. S * S, H R Christian, O Cohen A Co. . Receipts per Atlantic A Gulf H. it. Dec. 14. 1806. 29 bales cotton, 4 cars cattle, aDd mdse, to Bryan, H <C Co, Austin dt E. Arrivals at the Hotels. once proceed to rapair the pavements mate expense of G W ajum. Ga the owners, according to ordinance. Tue Light SHIP MABTra.-'mis vessel, which wa» PULASKI HOUSE—W. H. Wll.TBaBflra Mrs S P Edmonds, svt A children, City ii Center, N ¥ H Llvin^etou, N Y P H Wood, City J G Porter, N Y tHO Dearborn, Crowell A svt. j D Allen. Memphis C A Foster, Boston T W Mays, Fla A Livingston, Fla Mrs W T Lotvbor. Mrs B Lowbor, J W Lowber A 2 svts, Mtss E Lowber, r A Fleming, F C Schuman, N Y W U May, Wash T H Beasley, WJ Cosfon, C 8 Wright, Ga C S Stark, Ga F M Noll, Ga W 8 Browfi, Ga L J Woodworth, Ga W W Gotti Wash S W Mays, Fla T HWhltteer, Fla Mrs Glover, 8 C Mrs A Child, S B MIsaParry.SC Miss Whltner, 8 C A U Wilkins, G» J N Bhlnbolser, Ga A Twiname, Augusta W J Wood, SC Mrs Glover, nurse A Child, 8 C MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. Luce. W Sntphin, Ga pibectors: P. LOGAN, :. E. RAWSON, P. PEASE, ROBT. LOGAN, S. It. McCAWRY, JNO. C. WHITNKP, LAUGH’S* BONE Super-Phosphate of Lime. «n>DiT,*ililklMt.EWf4Unk4M.,lktaal ot the More, will tossokL SS". ***■„,, Sou. bagged liqamw Hama, sugar cured. Clothes. Cheese, Dry Goods. Ac. y, . Jti O JCUKK •> ;V o Auction ^ales. FOR NEW YORE Murray’s Liftfe One new Shad Met, 41A1 yards Oae aew GUI Met. Teh* nek. . . Cakla Panagt, $91 declS SPECIAL SALE OF LAUD, BACON, j ] RICE, FISH, Ac- ' •* ■* Ward a mciitike. THIS DAT. lNhiiut., at 10J4 o’clock.a. m.,in frontof ? ■ s i store, will be sold, . i 39 Arkm Leaf Lard U 15 InbeBaOer 99 ttereea Mma iO kite Mackerel 10 boxes CodSafi JO bbla Hama ShfrdsflhoaMara 1 bU OR*. ■ , . . dacXS Tho new and very fast sailing steamship GENERAL BARNES, AT PRIVATE SALE. | BY GMO. W. WYLLY, 49 Shares South Wsatern Railroad Stock solb norsoRoaa, at in Delaware River Chenatenl Werfcj, PHILADELPHIA, U. 8. A. This old eeubllabed liannre la manufactured from Bones that have not been burned or steamed, and it contains all thrir original organic matter. It la ad- _ tivc in iu operation, and Is a lertlliaar o great dn*a-1 nm , n t lata Karctumta’ and PlantariP Bank. It does not exhaost the soil like ” 1 99 Shares Central Railroad Stock $6,000 old Georgia Seven per cent Bonds. Six BeMdane* iMcedatfrem $3,(00 to $15,000; tor paritmlaia anqaire at ay o*ce, opposite Mon- (gp^Mata" deCU 2.000 tons, f . T. H. Morton, Commander, will positively leave on her regular day, Tkamday, Dec. MO, at 9 o'clock p. at. For freight or passage, having splendidly arranged imodations, apply to WILDER A FULLARTON. 8 Stoddard's Upper Range, deelt * Opposite tbe PosMdHce. M. B.—No engaged bertha secured after Tneadsy, December 18th, nnleee paid loc. BT BRO. , WYLLY. bility. Guano, but on tbacontrary permanently improves M Previous to 1891 it wai Introduced Into tha Bostb- ern States to considerable extant, and agaia in 1999, , where it has been need with remarkable success | Will be sold <m Jhe^ drat JUKIDAT In Jmnary, npyn <X)TTON, CORN, TOBACCO AND ALL CHOPS. A trial will convince any planter of iU menu. | Pamplileta containingjvell known Soathern otMence t location is high tnrnlslied upon application to New York or Phtladel-1 Timber and produce can bebre lora in all the principaloitiee and 12*«mjaexeeUmt* ”“>*“«<* ‘X” he United States and tbe British 1 *«»»» axeeuent. oec » phia offices. pr Sold by d| towns thronghom Provinces. • BAUGH A SONS SOLE MANUFACTURERS, once. No. front of (be Court House, at 11 o'clock, sons ai Land, situated In Bryan comity. 25 “ city, on the Cahoocboa river. 350 acres The improvements consist of a good — - > and irongbt and PRIVATE SALE. firwerlwll firieiHwl! For sale by BAUGH, BROTHERS A 00., General Wholeeale Agents. 181 Pearl street, Near York. ilO South Delaware Aveaas, 1 L(R ocHK, BELL * WILLIAM! . PHILADELPHIA. 1 0 fhr at private sale at their Lowest Auction prices the following: 90 casks Becou Bide*. 15 casks Bacon Shoulders, 10 Uaroee Bacon Shoulders, 20 tierces Choice Sugar-Cured Hama, 10 bbds Family Hams, 10 bbla City Cured Hams. 25 tierces Rice, 60 aaaka Rangoon Kies. 100 kegs Lard, 99 kegs Choice Butter. 10 kegs extra Canada Batter, 90 bbis Clarified Sugar. Also, 900 bales beet Eastern Hay, 900 bales best Hortharu Hay. deelt N.A. HAEDEE4C0, Stodanrd’s Range, latanaak nol4-ilAtw8m JAMBS RUSSELL, COL. JOHN C. HAT ELY. Savannah, Ga. Jasper, Florida. FALL AND WINTER GOODS. RUSSELL & HATELY JASPER, FLORIDA, ■yy ILL open, forthwith, a large and well selected stock of Staple and Fanny Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Capa. Regular Auction Sales or fljmM, Mates, Cattle, V«(9M, Baggies, i : CARRIAGES, Ac.. ' At the Yetertnary Stahls* of B. W. CAMPBELL, on I Bay street, between JsSbraon and Mnotgomaty streets, wtU coomenoe on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 19th, and I every Wednesday thereafter. *epl4-tf HOUSE FOR SALE BY GKO. W. WYLLY. . Bast half ot Lot No. 67, Brown Ward. The Improvements consist of a two story dwelling Also, Staple and Fancy Grocerlm and Hardware. | with attic, on a bri^ baymanL fr»m^_un Liberty nolO consisting of everything needful for Plantation and \ Family nse, which will be offered at prices to salt the times and the interests of poichasers. They will also act as COMMISSION and FORWARDING ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. BY GEO. W. WYLLY. Will be sold on the first TUESDAY In January, 189T betweeu the legal hours of sale. In front ot the Court Home, „ „ L „ „ J- -a I One-third of Lot No. 4, Wesley Ward, and improve- erenanxs • I n» D ra. for the benefit of the heir* and creditors of th* I estate of namnal M. Bond, decerned. and will give special attention to the purchase of the [ no6 3. B. McINTOSH. Administrator, pi oducta of the country and the eale of produce and | merchandise on consignment. decT Dissolution of Co-partnership. 1TMI co-partnership lately existing under the name [ X of BELL, WYLLY A CHRISTIAN was dissolved I on tho 1st Instant, by mutual ecmaant. H. R. CHRIS- ItlAN la alone authorised to collect debts dne the late I firm, and is charged with the dosing of the bnsinea*. 1 SAMUEL P. BULL. GEO. W. WYLLY. declfi—tf HENRY B. CHRISTIAN. Notice L aBOOHE A WILLIAMS having porchamd the in- tereat of Wylly A Christian In the late firm of I SELL, WILLY k CHRISTIAN, will continue the I business under th* name of - declfi—tf LaROCHE. BELL k WILLIAMS. This Delicious Tonic Especially designed for the nan of tbe Medical Notice. AVLA*'tf#C*i8tff3 Mail Steamship Ct>. Htnrsgt, $13 FOB NEW MR YORK. ifint-clflas, new Xj © o , H. C. DEARBORN. Ooamaader, - # will (all on Tmendajr, Dec. 18, at *.30 o'rlwek p. na. For freight x>r passage, having superior accommo- lUona, apply to HUNTER A GAIBIRLL. deelt 8«m street. EMPIRE LINE FOR NEW YORK. PASSAGE RATES: Cablm Passage, BBS Steerage, $13 Tbe new and fast stdewheel steamship San. Salvador, ATKINA Master, will sail for the above port on her regular day, Saturday, Doe. 15, at 1 1-* o’clock p. m. For freight or pasaago, having very superior tc- commodiuone, apply lo ^ HARDK£> No. 19 Stoddard's Range. GARRISON A ALLEN, No. 5 Bowling Green. New York. Shippers sending cotton to the press must see that the bales are marked plainly on the edge. declO For . Liverpool. '. The new A1 British bark JOHN SILLS, Cspt. Mblvik, 2,000 bales capacity, and hav ing one-half her cargo ready, will nave quick dis patch. For balance of freight apply to deC16—«t WILDER & fULLARTON. For Liverpool. The A 1 American ship NB PLUS ULTRA, Woodbcbt, Master, haring the larger portion of her cargo engaged, will have quick dispatch. For foJUjrt freight eng.gemenu ff plytO HoLsTAco Boston and Savannah STEAMSHIP LINE FOR BOSTOHe THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF BATH, G. W. Lovawaix, Commander, Wlllsall for the above port on , Friday, Dee. 1*. at — •’clack — na. For frelghtorpa^g^^fo ^ BARNARD, dec!2—3t No. 8 Stoddard’s Lower Range. Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamship Co. For Philadelphia. The first data ateamahip • ; Tonawanda, JENNINGS, Commander, WBl sail for the above port on bntwrdny, Deev IS, at 1 o’clock p. m. For freight or paasage, having superior accommo dations, apply to dec6 HUNTER * GAMMELL. FOR CHARLESTON, DIRECT. FOR LIVERPOOL , THE Ship 7ATOBITE. WoRDrN, Master, haring half her cargo on board, wants 1,OCO bales ol cotton to fill. For freight apply to declfi—9t F,. A. SOULLARD. For Liverpool. The first-lass ship AMERICA, J. H. Moetihib, has commenced loading for the above port. For freight engagements apply to deelt—3w T. K, k 3. G. MILLS. KATE Q^t. T. J. Lockwood, will leave as above from Charleston Wharf, foot of West Broad street, on SUNDAY, December 16th, at 2 Siito'' Boat la very fast. In perfect order, and has pasMntjer accommodations superior to any Boat in "For freW P—*P§{T A(fPnti Wteolt 2t Charl6eton Wharf. Charleston and Savannah STEAM PACKET^ LINE. FOUR TIMES A WEEK. Profession and tie Fwilj. T^ , £^2‘»°^« t i8 1 ^ orders tor Slate, however large, for roofing, lor furniture manufactured out of slate, for lintels, foi avement, and for any other uses to which mate can oe applied. The qaarry is convenient to the cities of Atlanta, Augusta, Macon, Albany and Golamlui*. Ga.: to the citioa orSelma, Montgomery aud Mobile, Ala.: to New Orleans, and will shortly be to Mem phis, Tenn.. and St. Louis, Mo. Tho superiority« slate for roofing and Its special AuMptani lit to various articles oi fnrnitnrc and for pavement well known. ■ Sr be addreesed to ^ is now indorsed by all the prominent Phralcl Chemists and oonnolaaenn, aa possessing all tl intrinsic iaedicinalqaalltlea (tonteindOfttr«ttC)Wh!cb belong to an « ' „ OLD AND PORE Gfll. We trust that onr established reputation—foonderi upon eighty-eight years of experience—shnwlflntly vindicates onr claims to public confidence, opa fiaar- an tees the excellence of this Standard Article. Put up Incases, containing ouedoxenbottieneach, and sold by H . G: EDfl, SOLE AGENT FOR THE STATE OF GEORGIA , SAVANNAH, And an premlncotDrug^e.CrorerAAc. ^ [Established 1TTS.J Sole Importer., No. 15 Beaver street. New York. Opinion* of the Prca*. LaBOCHE k WILLIAMS, solicit, coutin- I nance of ihe business to the new firm. those I “•** GEORGE W. WYLLY, dsniO—tf HENRY R. CHRISTIAN. Notice. mHE anbacribers baring taken the store lately occu- X pled by York, Williams, Mclntire k Co., will con i taaue the lrnilr-ev under the firm name of WARD A McINTIRE. P. H. WARD, declO—tf JOHN R. MCINTIRE. For Sale or Lease. THE CHIPPEWA Cotton Plantation, baring 500 to~60n acres of ophn laud, five miles from Savannah, on tliu Vernon Shell Road. Apply to BRYAN, HARTRIDGE A CO., dcc4-law4w 163 Bay street. NEWSPAPER DEPOT. CITEhave increased onr facilities, and are jCfclv W ing by every mail and steamer the latest NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS, MAGA ZINES, AND CHEAP LITERATURE Foreign Publications suppled to order. Any American work procured to order at publish ers' prices. ESTILL & BROTHER, (Down stairs) Bull street, »ext to Post Office. fe4. For Sale, STOCKS & BONDS. jgQ 8HAIE8 Central Railroad Stock. luO (hares Southwestern Railroad Stock. 100 share* Atlantic k Galt Railroad Block. 50 a here* Angnata A Savannah Railroad Stock. The Binlngera, No. 15 Beaver afreet, have a very I $i,ouO City of Savannah Coupon*, (receivable for high-reputation to anstaln, as tha oldest and boat - house iu Now York.—Home Journal. * The Uonee of A. M. Blninger A Co., No. 16 Beaver street, has unstained for a period of clghtv rear, a refutation that may well be envied.—N. Y. Evening je5-eod-dawly. For Liverpool. The A 1 American ship CHARLOTTE, Specok, Maefor, having a portion of her cargo engaged, and now go ing on board, will have quick dispatch. For balance of freight apply to d*c5-10t WILDER A FPLLARTON, For New York. The brig ANNIE M. KNIGHT, . ( i -Ci Kniobv, Muter, having negt^ completed her cargo, will have dispatch for i he aliove port. For freight, apply to CHAS. L. COLBY A CO., declS—tf Cor. Bay and Abercorn streets. EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS, AT 7 9’CLOCK, VIA HILTON TTWAT) '4ND BEAUFOR'T, toncblng at Blnffton every Wednesday. Tbe Bteamere PILOT BOY, Captxin W. T. McNKLTY. AND ELIZA HANCOX, Captain J. R. RICHARDSON, will le - ve the Florida Steam Packet Wharf regnlarly as above. ., HANCOX every Mondajuand Friday. PILOT hOY every Wednesday and Saturday. Returning will leave Charleston, HANCOX every Wedaesday and Saturday. PILOT BOY every Monday and Friday. For freight engagements or passage, apply at the office, Florida Steam Packet Wharf, or to CLAGHORN k CUNNINGHAM. no27-tf Agents., For Charter, Constantly on haad and for charter, SMALL VESSELS, a' itafaie to oarry Rice and Cot ton on tbe coast. For lurtbex particulars apply to A. RICHARDSON, 194 Bayttreet. For Liverpool.' —V The A1 American ship JOHN PATTEN, haring half of her cargo engaged, and goMg on board, will have quick dispatch an above. For balance ol freight, apply to dec7-19t CRANE A QRAYBItL- $7,000 Mnacogeo Railroad Bonds, sadoreed by Cen tral Railroad. I $5,000 Old Georgia finer cent. Bonds. $5,090 Now Goorgia f per cent. Mortgage Bonds, are offered in suns to salt purchaser*, by eell-ttlf BRYAN, HARTRIDGE fi CO. For Sale. HR SAW MILL known aa Collins A Shines. , situated at Darien, Georgia, with largo Boom- I age. Timber Pen and Wharf. Can be pat in running I order in a short time. For fall particulars apply to CHAKES L. COLLBY A CO.. Savannah, or. PAUL A PITTS, ga,14—If Darien, Ga. Corn and Oats 6,000 FOR SALE. BUSHELS landing from Brig •‘GEORGIA.” N, A. HARDEE k CO. COAL. ON THIS CONTINENT. it will stop | Belt*, and everything appertain] —'one-half cash. Apply to “ ™ deefi-ira* thereto, for $1900, H. W. fiOIFEUILLEf, Engineer C. K. B. For Sale, I N the city of Macon, a twenty-horse Engine, with Fine Boiler IS feet long, 49 Inches diameter, two I pines to inches. In pot fact order, together with all ot It is waBRANTED to BE8TORS OB7v H xi* la rr>i | my Mill Machinery, consisting of Shafting MlUa. 1‘KieiKAL, natubal colob, in every, ase it willy ij hair from falling oct; it will fa nine neadfi 1 more ami dandruff; FSOMHTg the oaoa m of ear ■ AIK,andl8aBBADTIFOL nBKSBINd. tVc offer no large rewards, but we n utho all ol air agents to bekond the money to sty pci «on who vill use two bottles, and then say BAUKkn’r. Vbob- able Hair hestobayivb has not per orm» all we . aim. l-stiniany from the OapHa) of the Unlteu States. ..icasrs. Babkett A Co: . I was induced to give your Hair p. operation a trial, .nd can heartily recommend It as oneqaallad M a 1 irceslng. Partner and Restorer,—giving to the Hair a uxnriaut richness, and to th« head a cool and uost agreeable sensation, while It is thorough In re aring the hair to its natural color. Very respectfully, W. HAMLET. Washington, D. C., May 15, lSSfi. Mwwre. J. R. BiRhbtt 4 Co: t wad induced by a fttendtfto mak a trial of Bar- rof’s Vegetable Hair Restorative, and I am very much pleased with the effect It haa had on my hair. 1 was nearly half gray, and now, before natiig one For Sale, WAGONS AND CARTS, by E. r. METCALFE k CO. Eine Horse for Sale. Y OUNG and very gentle, perfectly sound ; war ranted in every inspect, (fold because the owner has *0 use for him. Apply a* M08KS GREEN’S STABLES, deelt-5t Whitaker street. Eor Palatka, Fla., VIA ST. SIMON’S ISLAND, BRUNSWICK, ST. MARY'S, FERNANDINA, MAY- rofeT MILLS, JACKSONVILLE AND PFCOLATA. THE KA-TIC, Cspt. 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 for Passengers. Freight received at all times and stored in war house on wharf, free of expense. Transportation charges on goods paid promptly. For freighter passage ap P r, to ^ MYRELL, no2-tf Charleston Wharf. FOK CHARLESTON. VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT. CROTON, Capt. B. W. Tilton, Will leave for Charleston and intermediate place every THURSDAY HORNING, at 11 o'clock, from Ferry Wharf. . . For freight or passage, apply to the Captain on bosnkor to * T. B. MARSHALL A BRO., noW-tf > • Agen's, For Charleston, 8. €• The new steamer D I C T A T OR (1,000 Ton*,) Captain L M. COXETTBR, Will resume her regular trips ae above, eommandng Wedmsday, 24th last., at 9 o'clock a. in. For freight or pass see apply on hoard, or to L. J. GUILMARTIN A CO., oc22-tf 149 Bay street. FOR SALE, iottle, my head is freed from dandruff, sod my hair 1 i SEKYICEABLB DRAI iaa all the appearance of yonth. I firtly hellevn Bar-1 Palsaki Honso Stables, rott’s to be the best hair preparation in ttm world. 1 SERVICEABLE DRAFT HORSE. Apply at G. MoGINLY, Wm. Hamilton. FOR PALATKA. FLA., VIA FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, AND atj. INTERMEDIATE LAND INGS ON THE ST. JOHN’S RIVER. ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS, R ED ASH, Steambu&t, Baltimore, Cumberland and English Oval. For sale by ton or cargo by 51-Gm CHIPMAN A CHAPIN. bunk by tbe Confederate authorltlea In 1881 in e ihannel below this city, has been raised at last, an brought as far as Fig IflUofi Ught. ** r ®^ re " .-cnied to be in nearly as good condition now as w an. sunk. The prOBpect ia now that the work of remov ing tbe obstructions will progress more rapidly un er the direction of Mr. Buah, sn experienced engineer. Laundey Soaps.—AU acquainted with the of washing soaps know that there is a-vast dlgsrenco in the amount of cleansing proparty contained In * given amount of soap. It haa been fully Ptojoh the LAU.NDBY SOAP of COLGATE k CO. t* tmsat- passed for its purifying properties, and oOFfrina ingredient which can be ot lnjnry to the clothing. Marineb’s chcbcH.—The Savannah Port Boolsty has engaged the services of the Rev. Mr. Oliver lo labor among the seamen. The church will soon bfi opened for worship on the Sabbath, and it ia to be hoped that the attendance will b* laiya. Fson Charleston—Tpe steamer Pilot Boy, Capt. McNelty, arrived here last evening. The Captain will please accept thanks for Charleston papam, fif yester day morning. J W Childs, Fla G U Dean, Savb J 8 NeldJlnger. Savh C E Robinson, do S Gross, do W M Fetter, N Y M Adler. N Y setEfft: 1 W B Bennett, Ga MHspp, Ga EVEN HOUSE—0, McGinlt. ti T PcopleB, Ga J L Bynigton, Ga D Scully, Balt Dr 8 Overstreet, Ga A K Shepard, Texas s Elkins, Mobile Ic D Peacock, Ga I N Kenneau, Mr k Mrs Ashton, Fla C S Foote, Conn Ij L Martin. H B Owen. Ga J T M English, Ga j C McBnruey, Macon . J McMoran, ^ do Boston i dp Id, Boston Mlsfi Benjw, do on, N Y A J Unton, Boston J M ward, N Y W T McGregor k lady, NO W T McGregor, N C W Edlnga, N O ' J O Loaue, 8avn M P Wingfield, N Y J Snyder, W B Moraghe, Ala F M MyreU, City A. YOUTH’S History of the Great Civil War ,-48* VOLUME. Mew- 386 wl,h 111 “ tr *' tana. Price ffl 50* Jost received, and for sale by MU ESTILL A BROTHER- THOS. W. BROOKS MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE AND CENERAL UPHOLSTERY. 1(114 Doe Street, PhUadelpWa, !*»• N B—All ORDERS sent by Mall promptly s ended to. Q 31tf A O' CONSIGNMENT BACON 8HOULDER8, For sale by declS—3t Sides and Hams, SORREL BROTHERS, 82 Bay street Rockland Lime. aramn-t FIRST QUALITY, COBB’S mite Et BARNARD. A Fine Black Mare FOB SALE, By LaROCHE, BELL A WILLIAMS. -VX7B will recommend her to be Mml, gentle, and ia W every particular a family Horee—good for a light rockaway. Can be seen atDan. Butler's Stable. 1 Terms known a Counting-Room. oc Fredonla, N. Y., April 29, I860. j. r. BUtRirr « co, Manchester, New Ham] JACOB LIPPMAN, Corner Congress and Barnard ferrate. Agent, r* Sold by an Druggist*. 0*31 For Sale, NR SMALL FLAT. o decil-lw DAVANT k WAPLE8- NEW BOOKS. NOTICE. TO ALL WANTING FURNITURE ; am opening for the inspection of the public, a fine Mock of [f.ATTS VENERIS, (Hwinborne). fSKIRMttHING. I WHO BREAKS—PAYS. ITLL GAP; On, Wnran It Paid. 3NNA MARY : By Mii Olyphant CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS, MAT-} THE BBAUCLKRKS—Fathu and Son. TRESSES, Ac-, Ac., To which the attaBtfen of an to Ware rooms, 178 BROUGHTON atn> * 8.B. HARRINGTON. .eek’soM Dry f19-ly Law Co-partnership* T ARCHIE LOVELL. [SIR BROOK F06SBR00KK. I GRIFFITH GAUNT, jnfe raefevad and for aala by BfiTILL A BROTHER, doclfi Ball strafe, oppafeto FoatOfooa. D Railroad •treat, a Botoi one end and **Od!< LOST, tho Screven Horae and tkaOWtrai ir West Brand “A. H. O." aw tndsr bytrav- lK«|UniR GOOEY’S LADY’S . BOOK, 1POR JANUARY, 1807. For sale by kill . mi k BROIMBH. Valtae, Won ran be _ lag the VaUw at the Bereven deeil-tf Pi—ohiUonofCo-PartniRliip fiavANBAn, 9a, oetetar Mtolfififi. rim eo partosrtklp of Van. Beni, BacuoaB * MonBaT expires this day, by tto own Itaaltfehm. The new steamer D IOTATOE, 1(1,000 Tons.) Captain L. M. COXETTER, NEW , ( .14- ,lH, RECEIVED BT Cooper, OIcottt A FarreHy. gCNNY BANK, by Marion Rarland. zgsK£&9mr“ Lady AakWffB, by A *. Lsrdsabd Iddfefi a Novel. ,:tliWtei esO d.ik_winp-t, . ■- ■ 1 Tor sale by CHAS. L. COLB' declfi—fe - n-it. Oor. Bay lad XAUOHL3 r.K ■ ■ nr lit i». h-aVi.rl . I 100 barrels ONIONS, OLD SEMI-WEEKLY LIKE.. Leave every May and Saturday.. For Palatka, E. Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, 8T. MA RY’S, FERNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE AND PICOLATA. The new find elegant steam packet s, LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. N. KING, and SYLVAN SHORE, Capt JAMEB TUCKER, having been specially fitted np for this route «ith DAY MORNING, fit ten o'clock. Returning, will leave Jacksonville every Tuesday and Friday, arriving at Savannah every Wednesday and Saturday mornings, In time to connect with the New York steamers. For freight er Paamge apply at the office on Florfoa a whirl or to 4 4 CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. ^ K. B—All freight payable by «hlppq^' A jyl6-» Steinway Pianos. YX7K fire sola Agents for these ariebnted Pianos In W Savannah, August* and Macon. Persons who wish to purchase can either send to the Manofectorers for their price list, or we will fnr- B 'weaeir»‘ Factor, prices, warrant them, and keep _jem in tans for one year, for purchasers in this city, thereby saving them freight, him ranee, drayage and other expense*, beside* proenrtag for them a select, 1 Instrument. deeT-tf JOHN 0. SCHREINER A SON8. THOS. BOOTOCK. J. F. HOBSON. Yale Royal Planing Mill, Cir. Liberty it. ail Tiuierliolt Rffld. AU Unto of Planed Lumber for isle, deell—lm* BOSTOCK A HOBSON. • Boarding. TLfES. P.tRBMK has raraoved her basumra from IU tha corner of Hontgomeiy and South Broad feteato to th* comer of Tstfwaaa atreetandHay-lanm Bert's old aland. Oentlomoncan be accommodated* with Private anl Tmratoat Board on moderate tarmA oefio^m Old Gold and Diamonds. „ cash pries win bo paid'for BtodgwmfeH