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1 matte*®. $UMUl>iP« »««* N*w YOBI Tuesday, Dec. 18, tt 8.M o’clock. noon - *0 JrJ*’" imp w °’ General Barnes, Thursday. DecemDer 50 san Jacinto, Saturday, Decomber 22, at i-tiiP r0 R niLTIMOB*. Karmic, Thursday, December 20, at — KOB FLOBIDA. .. t , every Thursday morning at 9 o’clock sii* :r l '*p i0 r, every Saturday, at 3 p. m. ”' r Ii/,le bilker, every Salnrday morning, at Shore, every Tneeday morning, at ... <L ros chablbston, Pilot Boy, every Wednesday and Saturday " tr ■ 7 \ Hancov, every Monday and Friday : • '“"inoiator, every Wednesday, at 9 a. m. >&*’ _ V |ie , every Saturday, at 7 o’clock a. m. • ,i3l ’ r proton! every Thursday at 11 o’clock. , ,acr° Eclipse fob AUGUSTA, aud Express. 1 and Departure of Trains. Uf4 ' . »,) vD DULY PASSENGER UP TRAIN •^'Uannah * • • £ * ,:r „,tM* uu 8 “ i" v DOWN passenger tbain 0 . 7 A. M. i,»v» )■* ; 8:45 A. M. at 7:06p. m. ±rri vcS Z. r passenger train a ^vauUali at .7:05 p. m. ; u -u«ta at 4:00 a. m. -• ,,,r ! "V >l*cou at .7:00 a. M. irv°' ' C sight passenger train 5:40 p.m. B:2sp - M - I-*''" * , ^ vault all at 5:30 a. m. 1 ' i 'cville and Gordon trains connect with • 11 down uight passenger trains at Gordon. Ja * v., gulf kailroad—daily (Sundays ex '■ copied) Sivaniwh at J , *• M - • : ai l'Uuiuasvillo at 7:10 p.ii. '•■■’'"ttoniaaviUe at 6:00 a. m. i^vaanab at 0:10 r. u. " vTlho A UUOTHKIt, Newsdealers, Sta- U ~' : ’aJd Booksellers, Bull street (down suing , ",f ll iy laue, next to tile Tost Office, are au 1 ..-euta for Ihe Daily Nrws & Hibald. tai- with them will he promptly attended Mayor’s Court. , ,portable looking young man was before His 11,,vor K. C. Andersou, yesterday morning, on 'large"of being drunk and disorderly and resist- ' u(licer . He had been taken out of a hotel, and anitogo to the barracks. Fined ten dol- ‘ v .. ci ( jjil. a hard looking case, waB arraigned on ■Inigo of vagrancy and drnukenness. The de- ’,ni could give no account of himself. He said a„ trying to get home to Florida, and had from Macon, sometimes riding and sometimes t g lie was ordered to he locked up in the bar- ", U ntil lie could be sent out of tho city. Miller, au old negro, was charged with being die '.. (tt)( . j J( „f ,i tvhitcman. The witnesssaid jant was very abusive, threatening him and US e of very bad Iaugttage. This the defendant ;,b saying that he was a Christian man aud could ■.» ar. This was not credited, and defendant was -tisix dollars and costs. Acta Campbell, a mulatto girl, was charged with - propor conduct on Sunday afternoon, abusing ,, f am iiy and making an indecent exposure of her i n. The defendant denied tho fact, aud aaid the -L;ie people had insulted her. The Chief Detective FI tar a had character, and her statement was dis she was lined five dollars. ;jiia Sweet aud Susan Johnson, two negro girls, ns arraigned on the charge of fighting and being -t Urly in the street. One witness testified that -.=Sweet, girl, whoso temper had to be curbed con- ,-viably m the Court room, was the aggressor. After rendition of the testimony, Julia was fined five : ..ars for her conduot in the street, and five dollars tcoDiimpt of court. The other girl was discharged. L A. Jones and E. M. Doyle, two white women ciiolm Boston, a negro, were charged with being i-irderiy at a house comer of St Julian aud Houston cuts. The officer said the house was a very di.or- rlr place, aud that when ho entered he found the wuirn n in a fight about the negro. He further a .i:hi house was a negro boarding bouBe, and noise d disorder were frequent The women were each Aid five dollars, aud the negro was discharged. twtau. Mai* Orffiknas* Pair.. A fkir for the benefit of tho male' orphan* th *io «barg® of the ladle* of ib« v Catholic Church in this city was opened in St. Andiewt* HsU yesterday after- The ladies upon whom tins charity haa devoured, in a time of peculiar' pressure, have been indefatigable in making the most of their small meant the promotion of so worthy a purpose, and have for sale and raffle a fine collection of articles usually offered on auch occasions. The'beneflciares, orphan boys, are entirely dependent on the protection of these ladies, and we feel that an appeal on their behalf the benevolent public of Savannah will, as hereto fore, be responded to in a liberal spirit. The fair will be open every afternoon and night during the week, when the ladles will be pleased to receive the visit* and aid of the friends of the helpless orphan. The attendance last night was not wbat might be expected, but as the season advances will probably be much better. Great taste has been displayed in the arrangement of the goods, which are of every variety and reflect credit upon the lady managers. The first table upon the left is fitted up with fruit and pound cakes of almost every style, the whole neatly arranged, and the table is presided over by Mrs. Cercopely. Next wo find the table of Miss Dillon and Mrs. Goil- martin, which contains a little of everything, both useful and ornamental. Ladies can find articles of embroidery and fancy work, while gentlemen can ob tain almost any article they fancy. Noticeable among the articles is a Colt's six-shooter shot gun, manufac tured and brought here expressly by Mr. S. Colt, the famous manufacturer. Another is a magnificent liquor stand, tho chances for which are nearly all full. Then again there is a handsome China puuch bowl, with ladle and cups. The greatest feature, however, of this stand is a full set of blank books manufactured by Mr. George B. Clarke, in charge of the bindery of our friend, Mr. Geo. N. Nichols, of the Advertiser, who has kindly donated them to the managers of the fair. The books are got up in an elegant manner, and re flect much credit upon the donor and the workman.. Next will be found the table of Mrs. McMahon and Davis, conspicuous on which we find a splendid portrait of the hero, Gen. Lee. It'also contains many articles suitable fbr the holiday season. The next table, which is the largest, is presided over by Mrs. Dr. Bead, assisted by numerous ladies, and contains a great variety of articles, among which are a splendid saddle and bridle, innumerable doll babies, one ot which, a little girl doll, was trimmed with green, and holds in her hand the symbol of Ire land, “Erin go Bragh.” There is algo a large toy aud doll house which, numerous youngsters are certaiu of winning. Then we have another cake stand, nicely decorated, in the centre of which is a large doll, dressed in bridal robes, the chances for which were freely taken by tho bachelors present. This is in charge of Miss Heuder son, assisted by Mr, A. Fernandez. Lastly, though by no means the least attractive, is the supper table, presided over by Mrs. Henderson. From a sample now before us, which was kindly fur nished by that lady, and which arrived at our sanctum JUmlatttr* AlftftAMae—1 Mu Him .4 •m| ton seta.....; t 6 ui | QlBH WATER, * * .. 9 lsiyjoft... .» < Miscellaneous. At Tyhee. Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF SAVANNAH.’ Monday, Dec. 17, 196«. Arrived. <•_ steamship Fabnie. Smoot, Baltimore-West 4 | (Fro™ DUp«uttsry the Halted States.] Daniels. M Steam er Pilot Boy, McNelty. CLarleston-F M DiOSM Cr6Mtar"BllCtm IiMYES. Steamer Kate, Lockwood, Jacksonville, etc—F H Myrell. PROPERTIES,—Theirodor is strong, diffusive, and Steamer Sylph, Springer, St Augustine—F M My-1 somewhat aromatic, their tastes bitterish, and anal- re *~ ogous to mint. Steamer Swan, Cohen. Augusta—JI a Cohen. MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.—Bochn ltJf ary K RObC '"’ ‘ Un,e,> 0!,rdraas ’ •- bal-1 leaveg Hre geutl, stimulant, with a peculiar ten- Stih Jno Stout. Newell, Philadelphia—Claghorn & I lency to the Urinary Organa, producing dtureeU, and Cunningham, I ike other similar medicines, exciting diaphoretli, Sch o S Grove, Weaver, Philadelphia—G1 Tair t . . , . , . g Ul ' v '“6 I when circumstances favor this mode of action Sch H Curtis, Marshall, Boston—E !J Wade A Co. L They are given in comp.aints of the Urinary Organs, Sch Martha Issey, Richmond—Matter. f such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder, Mor- aJ?£l *" York ’ Wi,b "■ Irritation of the Bladder and Urethra, Dlse^ of 1 the Prostrate and Retention or Incontinence of SPECIAL SALfc-^T BIT aniS.IUTMI MB tuin BY LaROCHR, BSLL * WIULURf. TO-MOltROW, (Wednesday,) at 11 o’dock/Vn front of ■tore, will be sold, 4 eaees Clothing, consisting at Coats, Pants, Drawers Bmaddoth ■ 1, Kerseys, Prints, DeLalnea, Hsu, Caps, bboes, Ac. ALSO. Fancy Articled, Trimmings, Watches, JswsHv. No tion., Ac. <&cl8 AUCTION SALE.' ■T LaROCHE, BELL At WILLIAMS. TO-MORROW, (Wednesday.) at lOJi o’clock, in front ot store, will be sold. Choice Bacon Sides Choice Canada Butter Cleiareil. Steamer Kate, Lockwood, Charleston, &c—F M Myrell. C S revenue steamer Kewanee, Randolnli. Key West. Steamer Sylph, Springer, Jacksonville—F M Myrell Bark Stampede, Jewett, Havana— W lider & Fufiar- Lou. I Urine, from a loss of tone in the parts concerned in Its evacuation. The remedy he* Also been recom mended in Dyspepsia, Chronic RhenmaUan*, Cuta neous Aflections, and Dropsy. FIelubOld'b Extbaot Buobu Is used.by persons | from the ages of 13 to 25, and from 35 to 55, or in the Choice Hams Shoulders Lest Lard Wines mud Liquors Rice Sugar Crates of Crockery Terms cash. Ship Rochester, Oliver, Livetpool—Brighcm, Holst I decline or change of life; after Confinement or La- & Uo. I bor Pains; Bed-wetting In children. Below. Brig Scotland, one bark and a brig, bound up. UNDERWRITERS’ SALE. BY LaKUCHK, BELL & WILLIAMS. TO-MOBBOW, (Wednesday,)19th inst’.at 10>4 o’clock, - in front of store, 1 case (24 pair) Men’s Calf Balmorals ; damaged on board steamer City of Bath, from Boston to this port, and sold under inspection of the Port Wardens. Terms cash. dec!8 IN AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FK- I MALES, the Extract Buchn is unequalled by any other remedy, as in Chlorosis or Retention, lrregu- _ Receipts. Per steamer Kate* from Palatks and Jacksonville— I larity, Fainfulness or Suppression of Customary 4 bales upland cotton, 8 do sea island, 1 bbl oranges, I Evacuations, Ulcerated or Schlrrons State of the 13 cow hides, and sundry packages. Uterus, Leucorrhea or Whites. Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Charleston—11 bales I Sea Island cotton and mdze. I DISEASES OB THE BLADDER, KID* Per sch Enchantress, from New York—500 bales hay ! M**YS, GRAVEL AND DROPSICAL and assorted merchandise. SWELLINGS#—This medicine increases the Per sch John Stoat, from PhUadelplda-3S3 tons I P° wer of Dl S e »' lo i. and excTea the AbsorbenU Into coal to Claghorn & Cnnninghaip. healthy action, by which the Watery or Calcareous Per sch C S Grove, from Philadelphia—330 tons coal depositions and all Unnatural Enlargements sn> re- to G1 Taggart. I daced, as well as Pain and Inflammation. Per sch H Curtis, from Boston—S00 bbls guano to E C WadeJA Co. Per sch Manha, from Richmond—6S3 kegs nails, 4,2t»8 railroad chairs. E xports. Per ship Rochester, for Liverpool—2,373 halos up land cotton. Theatre. Tisre was a full house on the occasion of Mr. Harry lion's benefit last night, and we regret that juiolviy taa; the performance was either worthy I.. ;;ny or the large attendance. A misfortune u- smeUmus mar ihe successful presentation of . irama, and much as such occurrences m ini, they are to be expected occasionally aud will erlooked in a favorite actor byau indulgent pub- But we are constrained to believe that “Lost rtutlou” is a dramatic abortion, which no t my, even under the most favorable raastauces, could redeem. If it possesses .•malic merit, even or the sensational kind, it was vainly lost to the audience last night. The actors, oicely with au exception, seemed at a loss to know ■at they were about. The audience certainly failed : discover the points Of interest in the.piece, aud any of them lost their palieuco. With the be.-t •her for the success of the management and their :*• meritorious company, 'we would adviBe them to attempt such pieces as “Lost in London,’ each. With Ihe best of study and most careful .reparation,have nothing in them to attract or please, cd which, with less advantages in their production, n offensive to the good taste of the audience as well .s imaging to the interests of the management and ti p reputation of tho actors. The company have sijwD themselves fully competent to represent the standard drama in a highly creditable and satiSfacto- "aud we feel assured that they will better :-u,n ti,J favorable regard which they have so .ally won, and promote the interests of the drama tyconfining their efforts to the production of pieces : r-c glinted merit, that do not depend upon scenic -fusions and sensational effects for their success. Attend bill is presented to-night—“Griffith Gaunt ■’d "The Maid of Munster.” fast in the nick of time, we can recommend this table to the favorable notice of epicures. One thing that would add much to the pleasure of visitors, and aid them in spending their spare change for this truly eharitablc purpose, is musie, and wo are glad to say that at the suggestion of tha reporters, Messrs. Maas and Ruckert have kiudiy volunteered to devote a few hours of any two evenings the committee may desire. There arc other musicians in Savannah, and why may wo not havo music every evening There Is nothing which would tend more to loosen the clasps of the pocket books, of the gentlemen, while it wonld lend a still brighter smile to the faces of the lady managers. Larceny of Wood, Henry Hicks was on Saturday charged before His Honor, Mayor Andersou, with having a load of wood in'hia possession at four o’clock in the morning, which was supposed to have been stolen. The evidence then not being'satisfactory, the case was postponed until yesterday morning, and Jacob Adams, a volun teer negro witness, was held as an accomplice.- The officers had tried to ferret out the matter, but could hardly arrive at the truth of It. From all that could be learned on the trial, the negro Adama had hired Hloka to diaw the load from the canal and he did so. Adams produced a pap r from a white woman giving him permission to cut wood on her place, but the officer said he found the woman and that she denied giving the negro permission. They were each fined five dollars. Savannah, December 17th, 18G0. To the Reporter of "Locale" for the News cf- Herald : In your report of cases, one of which is headed “A Negro Shot,” you Bay "The Coroner, Dr. Myers, being sick, application was made to several Justices of the Peace, each of whom refused to act.” Now, sir, this is not the case. Justice Staley was absent from the city ; Justice Smith would have aoted had he not been taken siok, Constable Jones having summoned Chas. Thompson, Michael Goodwin, J. K. Burts, Henry Smith, John Cash, aud Gleason, as J urors to set upon the Inquisition at 3>i o'clock P. M.; whereupon Con stable Jones called upon a Justice of Ihe Peace to officiate at the place where tho body laid, aud at the time above stated. Every preparation was made. In accordance with the law. when inlormation was had that the inquest had already taken placo. A Justice could easily have been been bad, as Justices Yerdery, Connell, Hart aud Lain were in town. This explana tion is made, as the information, incorrectly given, might be "a harp of a thousand strings,” whereupon some might play in these troublous times. THOMAS SMITH, J. P. L. S. HART, J. P. M- SPAIN VERDERY, J. I ’ DAN’L N. LAIN, J. P. Jnrors summoned by me. A. E. JONES, C. C. C. I was in attendance.' Jf. SHEFTALL, Constable, Helmbold’s Extract Buchu Has enred every case of Disnrrrs in which It has been given. Irritation of the Neck of the Bladder and Inflammation of the Kidneys, Ulceration of the KidneyB and Bladder, Retention of Urine, Diseases of the Prostrate Gland. Stone In the Bladder, Cal passengers. I cuius, Gravel, Brick-dust Deposit, and Mncns or Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Charleston —W A Mar-1 Milky Discharges, and for Enfeebled and Delicate tin, W U Bartlett, A Apple, D Ross, L e-human, yen Constilutions, of both Sexes, attended with Ihe fol- KwVRUddfTf'lJ»j ?. lowing symptoms:—indisposition to KxerOon loss White, J Thompson, Aira Manii, Mrs Cercopeiy and o[ power ’ Losa 0! Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, two children, S W lily, K li Jucker, F O Tucker, J a I Weak Nerves. Trembling, Horror of Disease, Wake- ^, UUera ^ /\ SJWar 'J, am ! fnlness, Dimness of Vision, Pain in tho Back, not son, J rreauor.il \olkmau, Capt J P Levy, Rev J . , , .. „ , ... Cooper, J t. Alurry, IV Dowinan, vV Parsons, J Mills, I Hands, Flushing of the Body, Dryuess of Ihe Skin. J Ftdden, E Le Roy, K Tinebeck, D Dewy, R Woil, Eruption on the Face, Pallid Countenance, Universal MT ThuckarX tdra* 1 Welchf A I ***““*«* ** and lady, Mrs U Mays, Miss Heyward, and 1<3 deck. Per steamer Kate, from Paiatka, Jacksonville, kc— I E A Albee, Mr Led mar and lady, Ghas Mmiii, John Hartley, Mr Brunson, A 11 Cooper, J L Lyiugtou, T C | Wesson, lajy & son, Mr. Coswold. 1 Helmbold’s Extract Buchu IS Consignees. DIURETIC AND BLOOD PURIFYING, Per steamship Fannie from Baltimore—A & G R R, Austin a Kllia, J \V Anderson’s Sons & Co, W E Alex-, - . j ander * Os. W B Adams, Brigham, Hoitt (e Co, W I And cares all Diseases arising from Habits of Dls«- U Burroughs £ Co, T H Bolsliaw A Co, dryan, H A I pation. Excesses aud Imprudences in Life, Impurl- Co, Brady A Moses, Bo.hwell <B W, E c V ciuisa, M A I ties of the Blood, Ac., superseding Copaiba In affec- Cohen, J P Collins A Co, C L Colby A CO, cooper A M Rons for which it is used, such as Uonorrhcss, Gleets, Champion A F. Crane A Graybill, C K it Agt, Doyle of long standing, aud Syphilitic Affections—in these A Lyons, W M Davidson, li J Dickerson, M Doyie A J1 ‘ 1 *“ 11 “ l * ” * Co, & Ehrlich, A Piatiey A Co, J Q Koiip», M Feuei, His til’ Freeman, L J Guilmanin & Co, Holcombe A Co, Miss Hutmau, Guckenheiiuer Jt Co, J G- iiUud & Co. M Heidt, Kenneth MacLea A Co, J Koox, Gen A K Lawton, Jaa Leavy, 8 M Lederer, J Lama, Jacob Lipp- uiau,A Low A Co, L McSorley. J McMahi u A Co, W A P Mclutyre A Co, Miiler A firo, E W Marsh A Co, H C Mehrtens. F Meneeke, D Mallet A Co, Mobile A Gitard R K, Neofville, isutier A Co, E L >'eidliiiger, C U Rogers A 8on, P Keilly* H (i Kuwe, J O Rowland, Dr J B Read,J A W fiutierford.SoKx, Sanderson A W, fcloun, Stubbs A Sleight, t W aims A Co, ii U TaLein, B G Tildeu, Tisou A G, Dr Ulmer, E H Vouuees A Co, West & Danieis. Per steamer Kate, from Paiatka, JacK@-.:iviile 1 Ac.— I F M Myrell, Douse A B, J L Villalonga, J W Ander- I son’s bons A Co, A A Lane, Crane A u, K:s. J U How-1 ard, R W Mclnliie A Co, 8mith & F, L lx Smith, Jas I M Gnanu. Per schooner Enchantress, from New York—C R R Agt, b 8 Miller, M A coheo, Hone G. k.Txitfin A urge A Thomas, W H biara. A Co, 1 a.:uer A D, J .ippman, c W Thomas. E Ehrlich, H-.jIo :ui*“ A Co. J A Kobeita, Hell, W A Co, Austiu A Ellis, H Willing ham. Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Charlestorj—Claghorn A Cuuniugliam, Kichardstui Haruard, D Roos, W 1 beunett, E T Rixoii, Ho Ex Co. Per sch Martha, lrom Richmond—Palmer A D, M A Cohen, C R R Agt, s W R K Co. Receipts pet* Atlantic A Gulf h. R. Dei. 17, 16(35. 93 bales cctton, 95 bbls rosin, 44 bbls turpentine— I oPDzialyuski, C Van Horn,,1 ilte.« Sj xluaid, F W ima A Co, A T Cunuingham. Lt.-ltr, Nicholson A | •, Ti'-uii a Got dim, L J Guiiuiarlin .'c Co, N A liar- dee A Co. J W Andersou** bo:is A C«», t* Ha niftier, | 15s q. Consignees pec ccuuul 15. Deh. 17,18o«. 1,252 bales colton, 13 bales yarn, 29 b. \t s tobacco. 3 loia of furniture, C car wheels, J cats iron, l cat manganese, 3u cars 'umber, aud mdzo—ToJA Hamilton, J W McAipm, ‘ hipman & C, xi McLeod, E A Ecaman, M A coneu, brii'haiu, 14 c Co, J Mc Mahon, Mrs F btraif, J J Maur.ce, W II Stark * Co. | J \V La.hrop A Co, A Minis, 1 hillips A M. C K It Agt. Erwin A H, Tison A G W uarmin/, . ’ irk, oouer x Co, Huu ter A G, Panel ford A Cope, S! au, S A 6, Johnston, Waoods A Co, biarr A K, Austin A Eilia, > W Sims A Co, J W Lathrop A Co, Uu hH r Jboa at H, P H Heliu, Brady A M, Hryau, H A Co, June* A Way, a b Hartridge, A Low A Co, G Patten A S*ai, Wilder A | F, Haitersby A Co, West A D, Daucau A J, L J Guil- xnartin A Co, E C Wade A Co, N A Hardee A Co, H A I Whitehead, A Hardee. diseases, used iu connection with HKLMBOLD’8 ROSE WASH. County court. This Court was convened yesterday morning, 2onor, Judge Russell, presiding. The rase of Pierce Condon vs. Alvaetfer Henry was Quiedup. This was a proceeding to dispossess a '*mt. The cDunsel for the plaintiff offered evidence to prove title of tho owner of the land, which was Redout by the Judge, when counsel for plaintiff - ved for a dismissal of the case, which was allowed. The (irar.d Jury met and returned the following Tho State vs. Jno White and BiU Williams, colored— -mple larceny. True bill. State vs. Sam Sinpo—Vagrancy. True bill. State vs. John Brown, colored—Misdemeanor. Tree bill. S’ate vs. Wm. Mimgon, colored—Assault and batte- 7- True bill. SMte vs. Wm. Wallace—Assault and battery. Bill ‘Shored. in the latter case several of the Jurors stated that &jliad voted Tor a true bill, thinking there was ■■‘ilence; whereupon the County Solicitor gave notice ■ht he would again bring the matter to the notice of Grand Jury, The Approach, of Christmai* 'he fancy good? trade in a number of our mercan- U establishments is opening promptly, in prepara- - a for the Christmas holidays. It is already lively, ma the demand promises to increase. The call for pensive articles, from the rich diamond of the ieveler down to toys for children, may not be fully . *ihlto that of past years, but we venture to say it »S1 be quite large—a certain sign that there is Honey in circulation to make lively tha period of I'ta and of feasts. We notice among the novelties of ‘he season a curious collection of fancy boxes, finished til kinds of wood—costly snuff boxes, with mochani- « singing birds; segar vases of ingenious device; ’•“extraordinary array of ornamental fans, and other •nick-knacks which are of no particular use, but still exceedingly pretty. The dealers in these goods certainly tempt gift buyers into timely prepara- ^ for the coming Christmas, a pleasing fact with • s ung and old, and the consciousness of the coming *“30} ment incident to so glad*a season is having its ^ect in advance upon social life and external thinga 111 my and country. Billing Cotton.—This has gotten to b® qnito sn ’toaisive business of late among negro boys and ften. Yesterday morning a boy named Hanly ^as Lofore His Honor, Mayor Anderson, on this charge. '•■ ”ss found under the bluff with a bag in his pos- ” ,8 'on filled with cotton which he had taken from The boy said he didn’t steal the cotton, but ’“other boy, whom be named, did, and he explained ^0process, saying that he tut the cotton In the bag. « was then sentenced to thirty days at the United Barracks, and the officers were ordered to have ■ccomplice arrested. Robbebt.—Tbe two men, Roberts and Shaigley, reported yesterday morning as being before His Honor, Mayor Andbrsen. cliarg. d with robbing a men of three hundred and fifty dollars, and who .were turned over to tho County Court, were, we under stand, taken before a Justice of the Peace, who, alter hearing the testimony, dismissed the case. This coming to tho knowledge of the Mayor, ho ordered the men re-arrested, and they wore taken before Judge Russell, who committed them for trial. Fbom CHaKEESTON.—The steamer Pilot Boy, Capt, McEelty, arrived here last evening from Charleston, wl'.h a large list of passengers. The Pilot Boy and her commander are favorites with travelers, and the boat makes her trips in good time and regularly. Captain McNelty will accept thanks for Charleston papers of yesterday morning. The steamer Charles 8. Hardee having met with a alight accident in the vicinity of Darien, (a snag run ning through her bottom, making a small hole, in three feet of water,) ahe will be detained for ten dayB, when she will bo placed on her route for HawkinsvlUe. The steamer W. H. Potter has gone to hor relief. timore papers and other favors. The following messages are remaining in the tele graph office and cannot be delivered for want of proper address: William Fleishman, Wm. M. Lewis. MiTtrNE.—The steamer Tonawanda arrived at New York yesterday. Simple but Eppectual.—The entire freedom from all deleterious ingredients renders “ Brown a Bron chial Troches,’’ or Cough and Voice Lozenges, a safe remedy for the most delicate female or youngest child, and has caused them to be held in the highest esteem bv Singers and Public Speakers generally. In Coughs, iCTitatiou of the Throat caused by cold, or unusual ex ertion of the vocal organs, in speaking in public or singing, they produce the most beueflelai results. For Sale. rjsjswa sk,?. uee Timber Pen and Wharf. Oan be put iu running ^erfn a.berime CHAR or, PAUL & PITTS, decl4—tf Darien ’ G »’ Ih * schooner John Stront, which arrived here yes- from Philadelphia, met with a mtabap on Bnn- ! 1J #i 8 Ut . When off Tybee. The Captain reports that “ * "T heavy sea he lost his main boom, which *c2 1116 wheel in its fall, slightly injuring ft Tha tired* rcceived no other injury, and no person v»s For Sale, I N the city of Macon, a twenty-horse Engine, with Fine Boiler 18 feet long, 40 inches diameter, two Fines JO inches. In peifoct order, togeJher with allof mv Mill Machinery, consisting of Shafting Mills, Belt*, aud everything wertulmng thereto for lliOO, one-half cash. Apply to U. W. BOIFEUILLEI, decS-lm* Engineer c. K. K. SOLD AT HLMBOLD’8 DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE. 694 BROADWAY. And by Druggists everywhere. ASK FOR HELMBO L’D ’ H . Take No Others Beware of Counterfeits. W.M. WALSH, Wholesale Agent for the State of Georgia. dec?7-etmi.v Auction Sales, * ■ ’ ... SWi#» 2 cases flue Net Undo 1 oaf Hosiery, assort IB pieces On* Bibbsd Goshen Butter Goeuen Cheese Extra Sugar Cured Hama Champagne Cider Tobacco Negara Glass Ware, Furniture. Ac. . dec!8 BY BLUH 6i HKY EK. THIS DAY, at 10)4 o’clock, a. m., will be sold at the ue north-east eorner of Sonth Bread and Drayton assortment of good Furniture, consisting of Parlor Sofas and Chairs, Tables, What Note, Mirrors, Carpets, Ac. ALSO, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Chairs, Washstands, Comodes, Towel Backs, Bedroom Crockery. ALSO, Dining Room Tables, Chairs, Safes, Sideboards ; be sides Bedding, Mattresses, Pillows, Sheets, Blankets, Crockery ot all kinds, Ac. decl8-lt FOB NEW YORK ATLANTIC COAST - . Mail Steamship Co. 8IDEWHEEL LLNk EMPIRE LINE FOFMIEW YORK. PASSAGE RATES: Cakli Fsiisg,, |25 HAtoP^fe, IIS Steerage, $13 The new And very fast silling steamship GENERAL BARNES, 2,000 tons, T. H. Morton, Commander, will positively leave on her regular day, Thursday, Dee. Be, at 5 o’clock ft ■■ For freight or passage, having splendidly: Shipping. r passage, 1 ne, apply U WILD! accommoda’ions, .. . —1LDER & FULLARTON, S Stoddard’s Upper Range, decl5 Opposite the Pust-offlce. N. B.—No engaged berths secured after Tuesday, December 18:h, unless paid for. For Liverpool. The new AI British bark JOHN BILLS, Capt. Melvin, 2,000 bales capacity, and hav ing one-half her cargo ready, will nave quick dis patch. For balance of rroight apply to *06015—6t WILDER & FULLARTON. BY WARD & McINTlRB. THIS DAT, 18th insfc., at 10K o'clock, a. m.,in front of store, will be sold, 10 bbls Hams 5 bbls Shoulders 25 firkins Natural Lard 18 tuba Butter 30 kits Mackerel 10 caddies Gunpowder Tea 16 bbls Sugar 10 caaes Shoes A lot of Overooats and other Dry Goods. dec!8 By WARD & McINTIRK. THIS DAT, the ISth inst, St 10>* o'clock a. m., in front of tbe store, will be sold, 20 cases of Under Clothing (imported) consisting of— Real Merino Undershirts Very thick Undershirts Striped Undershirts Fink and White Undershirts Imitation (heavyj Undershirts. Sale positive, to pay expenses. Terms cash. decl8 BY CL LAURA NTs Will be sold THIS DAT, 18th inst., in front of store, at lo o’clock, for account of whom it may concern. An invoice of Millinery Goods, consisting of Dress Trimmings, Silk and Velvet Ribbons, Fancy Dress Buttons, Cloak Trimmings, &c. Sale positive. Terms cash. dec!8-lt BY BLUM 4 MEYER. Will be sold THIS DAY, 17th inst., in front of store, at 10 o'clock a. m., A general assortment of Provisions, Groceries* Pickles, Sauces, Biscuits, Ac. ALSO. Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy Goods/ Toys, Ac. de!8 For Liverpool. The A 1 American th*p> NE PLUS ULTRA, Wooobcxt, Msster, having the larger portion of her cargo engaged, will have quick dispatch. For further freight engagements apply to dec: Atf BRIGHAM, HOLST A CO. The sew and fast Bidewheel steamship SAN . JACINTO* LOVELAND, Commander, wiH sail for the above port oh her regular day, Saturday, Dee. 22, at * l-» o’clock a. m. For freight or passage, having very superior ac- commudaflons, apply to B. H. HARDEE, No 19 Stoddard’s Range. GARRISON A ALLEN, Mo. 5 Bowling-Green, New York. Shippers sending cotton to the press mnst see that the bales are marked plainly,on the edge. rteclT For Baltimore. The new and elegant steamship FANNIE, Capt. H. H. SMOOT. Will sail for Baltimore on i Thursday, Ifce. *0, at — o’clock — ws. For freight or passage, having good accommo dations, apply to WEST A DANIELS. deMI - ' Jsnee’ Block. For Liverpool. ..g-r. The flrst-elass ship qlfe AMERICA, J. H. Mortimer, has commenced loading for the above port. For freight engagements apply to ____ _ _ dec!8—2w T. R. A J. G. MTLL8. TOR SEW YORK. OLD LINE. THE SCHOONER ]VEyrover» Captain HuGHZS, having part of cargo engaged, will have dispatch lor the above port. Apply to • decl7 STARR A ROBERTS. For New York. Murray’s Line FOR NEW rtfr-tg- YORK. The first-class, new steamship Leo, H. C. DEARBORN, Commander, ’# ’ * F will sail on Tuesday, DejflS, at a.3fto’clock p- m. For freight or passage, having superior accommo dations. apf’’' HUNTER A GAMMELL, tied t. ... 84 Bay street. The brig ANNIE M. KNIGHT, AT PRIVATE SALE. BY CEO. W. WILLY. S Lota in rear of the Parade Ground, each 60 by 106 feet between Bull and Drayton streets. Also, Lota Nos. 20, 2L 22, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33 and 34, fronting on Taylor, Gordon and East Broad street*. These Lots aro high and very desirably located, and have the ad vantage or being allowed tbe privilege of building wooden houses on them. deciT Knioht, Master, having nearly completed her cargo, It have uwoatch for ihe above port. For freight, apply to CHAS. L. COLBY A CO., ilec13—tf Cor. Bay and Ahercora streets. AT PRIVATE SALE. \ BY GKO. W. WILLY, 45 Shares South Western Railroad Stock 26 Shares Central Railroad Stock $6,1106 old Georgia Seven per cunt Bonds. Six Residences, priced at irom $3,»ou to $15,000; for farther particulars enquire at u<y office, opposite Mon ument square, late Merchants’ und Planters' Bank. dec!5 Arrivals at the Hotels. FULASK.I HOUSE—W. H. WlLTEr.ltOEB Jno T Holt J H Hughes R D Muuford, City Geo P Barlow, Ga Chas E Milner, N Y U 11 McLaughlin, Angusta K C Hose, Ga G W Scattergooil, Macon Wm A Parke, Fla H A Cook. Augusta R A Gawin, Ga Ihos Gilhoolj , City N SCrowea, Os W F Rember:,. r, Fla .N A Griswold. Newport A W Coupcr, :1 W H Tucker and lady, | Boston W D Reanohls Jas F Tucker, Fla Robt bmiih, Mtcon T S Hyuam aud svt, S C Jnst A LOT OF LADIES* SHOES Of better workmanship and material than any In this market, consisting in pfirt of Ladies’ French Calf and Kid (thick soled) r Congress Gaiters, Ladies’ French Calf and Kid fthick soled) . Polish Boots, Ladles’ English Lasting High Balmorals, Ladies’ English Lasting Congress Gaiters, Lucies’ Morocco (fine and coarse) Balmorals, Ladies’ English Lasting (thick soled) Bnffiius. For sale by TKBEAU A PHILLIPS, N E. corner Bull and Broughton streets, dee!4- tf Savannah, Ga. BY GKO. W. WILLY. Will be sold on the , first TUESDAY In January, in front of the Court House, at 11 o’clock. 2,250 acres of Land, situated in Bryan county, 25 nnlea from the city, ou tile Cauoocbce river, 350 acres in cultivation. The improvements consist of a good dwelling and out-Uouseu. Tue locatiou is high and very healihy. Timber and produce can be brought through the Canal. The range for cattle, hogs aud sheep is excellent. deeir PRIVATE SALE. Groceries!! Groceries!! LallOCHK, BULL & WILLIAMS Offer at private sale at their Lowest Auction prices the following: 20 casks Bacon Sides, 15 cooks Ba£on Shoulders, 10 tierces Bacon Shoulders^ 20 tierces Choice Sugar-Cured Hams, 10 hhds Family Hams, 10 bbls City-Cured Hams, 25 tierces Hice, 50 sacks Kaiigoon Bice, 100 kegs Lard, 25 kegs Choice Butter, 10 segs extra Canada Butter, 20 bbls Clarified Sugar. Also, 200 bales best Eastern Hay, 300 bales best Northern Hsy. de MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. LUCK. j M Brenner, Augusta |J B Douglass, Ga J K Mitchell, Texas W H Douglass. Ga Dr R Carter, N Y | L Bunnell. City Cuptw F White, Angoeta,Chasoellmerar.d wife,Fla I ■Divrr'U Jesse Esmond, Augusta N Reneau, City | DIAMOND RINtth, J U Swayze, GritUa H H Pittee, Portland HE Kluzer, Pnila |d Woii; Mpmpbis SCREVEN HOUSE—G. McGIKLV. Wm H Tncker and lady, IGeo P Barlow, ! 3a Boston IJ L Byinjiton Ga F. BROWN, Jeweler and iWatchmaker. -|^OW AT X 147 CONGRESS STREET, Next to Mallon’a Bookstore, has jnst received a large assortment CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! From BaltUioee.—The steamship Fannie, Captain Smoot, arrived here yesterday from Baltimore. We are indebted to Purser W. D. Reynolds for lato Bal- DRY GOODS! PINS and EAR RINGS. ALSO, FINE GOLD SETTS. CALL AT HIS NEW STAND. deciT-tf Wanted, B Y a g ntleman lu th : « city, to complete his filet the issues of the Mbwi a»d Herald for the , mon hs of March, April and July of the preeeut year ' ■ _ 1 for wli ch a libcaul price will be paid on delivery at ^ V • *? br iS der ? 5 £.kerchiefs, | * N “ w “ Uera ? d office. ee P S7-tf Gents’ Linen Cambric Handkerchiefe, Fancy Articles, Dress Goods at Cost, E LEG ANT LACE SETTS. Cloaks at CoBt, | Cloak Cloths and Casslmeres, Damask Tabic Linen, Napkins, Doylies and Toweit For sale by decIS Warehouse For Rent. Dewitt it stokgan, 137 CONGRESS STREET. THE first-class BRICK WAREHOUSE, tin roof, capacity 2,000 bales cotton, lu Battle Row. immediately west of wire- house occupied by „„„„ dec 14—eod3t TISON A GORDON. THE LOST CAUSE! For Sale or Lease. B Y POLLARD, For salo by subscription, by JOHN C. SCHREINER * SONS, deeir,tf ^Aggnlsjor^hathjnCo iitfc j Ga ; rpHE CHIPPEWA cotton Plantation, having 500 to 600 acres of open land, five miles from Savannah, on tue Vernon Shell Road. Apply to BRYAN, HARTRIDGE Jk CO., dec4-law4w 168 Bay street. Eor Paiatka, Fla., VIA ST. SIMON’S ISLAND, BRUNSWICK, ST MARY'S, FERNANDINA, MAY- I’ORT MILLS, JACKSONVILLE AND PKOLATA. KATE, . Capt. LOCKWOOD, will leave as 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 tin es and stored in ware house on wharf, tree or expense. Transportation charges ou goods paid promptly. For freight or passage apply to F. M. MYRELL, no2-tf Charleston Wharf. Regular Auction Sales OP Hones, Males, Cattle, Wagons, Baggies, GARR1AGUS, die.. At the Veterinary Stablee of B. W. CAMPBELL, on Bay street, between Jefferson aud Montgomery streets, will commence on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 19th, aud every Wednesday thereafter.»epl4-tf For Charleston, S. C» The new steamer DICTA TOE, (1,000 Tons,) Captain L. M. COXETTER, Will resume her regular trips as above, commencing Wednesday, 24th inst.. at 9 o’clock a. m. For freight or passage apply on hoard, or to L. J. GU1LMAKTIN A CO, oc22-tf Us Bay street. HOUSE FOR SALE. BY GEO. W. WYLLY. East half of Lot No. 57, Brown Ward. The improvements consist of a two story dwelling with attic, on a brick basement, fronting on Liberty rest, opposite the United States Barracks. For terms apply at our counting room. nolO ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. BY GEO. W. WYLLY. Will be sold on 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 lmprovi menu, for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of the estate of Samuel M. Bond, deceased. -* uo6 J. B. MoINTOBH, Administrator. Dissolution of Co-partnership. rjNHE co-partnership lately existing under the name A of BELL, WYLLY k CHRISTIAN was dissolved on the 1st instant, by mutual consent. H. ft CHRIS TIAN U Slone authorised to collect debts due the lato firm, and is charged with the dosing of the business. BAMUEL P. BELL, GEO. W. WYLLY. declO-tf HENRY B. CHRISTIAN. Notice L aROCHE k WILLIAMS having pnrehased the in terest of Wylly A Christian in the late firm of BELL, WYLLY k CHRISTIAN, will continue the business under the name of dwlli—tf LaROCHE, BELL A WILLIAMS. w oc23 For Sale, . AGONS AND CABT8, by E. F. METCALFE & CO. FOR SALE, A serviceable; duai Palaeki House Stables. anSO-tf G. McOINLT, Screven House Notice. '» « Annual Election of Five Directors ;for "The A N National Bank” will bo held at the “ of January, 18 M1. open from 10 a.m. * pedant. December 1st, 1886. dec!2-law4W Fire Insurance Company PHCENIX ASSURANCE CO. OF LONDON. ATLANTIC INSURANCE CO. OF BROOKLYN. LENOX INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK. Bisks token on favorable terms. decl7-ta ROBT. HABERSHAM & SONS,_Ageut8 ; _ Potatoes. 200 Onions. For sale by daclE—:f Barrels POTATOES, and 100 barrels ONIONS, CHAS. L. COLBY t CO., Cor. Bay and Absrcorn sta. Dissolution of Co-Partnership SAVAnnan, Ga., October "th, 1866. rs.^iie co-partnership of Van Hosn, Holltoab * Murray expiree this day, by Its own limitation. HOLLYOKE k MURRAY. , cHARLBS VAN HORN. Notice. T HE anbacribers having sold their intereat in the late business or BELL. WYLLY k CHRISTIAN to Messrs. LaROCHE k WILLIAMS, solicit a contin uance sf the business to tbe new firm. GEORGE W. WYLLY, declO-tf HENRY R. CHRISTIAN. Law Notice. r *THR undersigned has removed his Law Office to L the second floor of the old City Hotel Building, lay street, HENRY WILLIAMS. B. R. Armstrong, MASON AND BUILDER, I S prepared to execute all work In bit lias in a workmanlike atanner, with dispatch. Orders left with Mr. J. W. MCDONALD, 154 Bay Ptreetf or at Mr. W. E. STONIB’s, on Taylor street, between Whitaker and Barnard, wUl beproaptly st unned to. ooxl-lw Gardening Land For Sale. non ACRES, In 25 or 50 acre Lota, ailuatod on tbe 200 Louisville rued, five mike from Savmueh, well wooded, and adapted to rmatngaU klsdaof^pro- visions. Apply to ‘ HUCKliJult, At Einstein, Bckman k Cas shoe store. no22—2m - Potatoes, Onions and Cabbages ■p BOBTV1NG, and for aale by " T. CALLANAN A 00. wnfil.tf Onener Hahereham and IW«ffident sta. Garden Lot for Lease. rniHR FINE GARDEN LOT, eofosrof Shad’s aod T lSnndSSolt WJ? wm*to tor a term of 'ears. Apply at TkU Offie.. wMf Notice. r lE snbacribers having taken the store lately occu pied by York, Williams, Mclntire k Co., will cun tisne the buainem under the lira name of WARD’ * McIKTIRE. . P. M. WARD, deel0-tf JOHN B. McINTIBK. Partner "Wanted, mo associate himself with tbe advertiser In the I cultivation of a RICE PLANTATION, eight miles from Aurueta. I uropose to plant 300 ■onio Cotton and m» acres In Coin, and propose railing 150 bales Cotton and 2,500 bushels Corn. I require $3,500, tor wWeb I wUl sell one-half the crop. A sate iu vestment, paying aver 05 per cent. Address C13-1W PLANTER, Augn.to, US. Wanted. OARD WANTED by a Gentleman, for himself, wlte. child and servuit. In a genteel prlval when the comffirta of e home can be enJoj paying for them. Address Foot Office Box 740. . VALUABLE * Rice Plantation to Lease. a RICB PLANTATION or tbe Barilla river, Gamden eoaaty, one of the beat on the river, aad supplied with every improvement, will be kaaed lor a term ot years on application to tbe audscrlf ned For Charter. Constantly on hand and for Charter, SMALL VESSELS, a itable to cany Rice and Cot ton on the coast. For lurther particulars apply to A. RICHARDSON, 194 Bayltrect. Charleston and Savannah STEAM PACKET* LINE. FOUR TIMES A WEEK. EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,’FRIDAY ’AND SATURDAY MORNINGS, AT T O’CLOCK,’ VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT, touching at Blnffton every Wednesdmy. The Steamers , PILOT BOY, - Captain W. T. McNELTY. AND F.T.TZA HAN COX, Captain J. R. RICHARDSON, will le ve the Florida Steam Packet Wharf regularly as above. , HANCOX every Monday and Friday. PILOT BOY every Wednesday and Saturday. Returning will leave Charleston, HANCOX every Wednesday and Saturday.. PILOT BOY every Monday and Friday. For freight eDgagemeuis or passage, apply at the ofilce, Florida Steam Packet Wharf, or to CLAGHORN k CUNNINGHAM, no27-tf A ”cnt-. OLD MEEKLY LIKE. Leave eyery Tuesday and Saturday. For Paiatka, E. Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA RY'S, FERNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE AND PICOIA.TA. fJt The new and elegant steam packets LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. N. KING, and SYLVAN SHORE, Capt. JAMES TUCKER, having been specially fitted up for thie route vith unsurpassed accommodations, will leave regularly for the above place*, the Sylvan Shore evety TUES DAY MORNING, Slid the Lizzie Baker every SATUR DAY MORNING, at 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 or Passage apply at the office on Florida wharf, or to CLAGHORN* ft CUNNINGHAM, Agent*. N. B.—All freight payable by shippers. jy!6-tf FOR PALATKA, FLA., VIA FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LAND INGS ON THE ST. JOHN’S RIVER. The new steamer DICTATOR, Iti.ooo Ton9.) Captain L.1I. COXETTER, Having undergone thorough repairs, will resume her tegular rou.e, as above, leaving Savannah Every Saturday, at 3 o’clock p. m. For freight or passage, having splendid accommo dat’ons, apply ou board, or to L. J. GU1LMARTIN & CO., oc22-tf 148 Bay street. NEWSPAPER DEPOT. iTTBhave increased our f cilities, and are tt ing by every mail and sieainer the latest NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS, MAGA ZINES, AND CHEAP LITERATURE Foreign Publications supplied to order. Any Arnei icau work prouurtd-to order at publish ers’ prices. ESTILL & BROTHER, (Down stairs) Bull street, next to Post Office. Je4. ^ YOUTH’S History of the Great Civil War, QXE VOLUME. 16mo. 386 pages, with ilinstrs- iona. Price $1 60. Just received, and lor sale by nol3 ESTILL k BROTHER. For Rent or Lease, A RICE PLANTATION on the west bank of the Savannah river, twelve miles Item Savannah. Tbe hieli lauds attached are as good Cotton or Corn land as any in this State. For farther particulars, inquire of A. B. IVES. d-cl-eodlm Comer Bull street and Bay lane, A. RICHARDSON^ * MERCHANDISE AND SHIP BROKER, 194 BAY STREET, on hand, mid for. sale at lowest mar- Com, Floor, Bacon, Whiskey, etc. Vessels of all aisestfor charter. nol Soluble Pacific Guano. T HE composition of this GUANO is Identical-tilth Peruvian. It differs only i» the proportions of the same elements. While it eontainBIeee Ammo nia, It has nearly twice the qaantty Lime, iflMa per neat, of wifcb JB IMMEDIATELY SOLUBLE. IU effect, on cotton the past season have In many fruUimes excelled Peruvian Guano. It has In ne case proved lees active in the early growth of the cron Wnen drought intervenes, the crop doos not ander from its use, as In the case with Peruvian GmSoTByrSwon of the prerenee in it of ao large a of FboeahataCsf-tone, its ^ Si to en extent that cannot be realiaed from Pern- «tan Guano. Every cargo of this Guano Is subjected assSsswa&wa: pared te furnish tbB ttottmoay of well known Geor gia and South Carolina planter*, in evidence of the superior excellence of thin Gonna M. C M ADM * PERDYIAH GUANO SUBSTITUTE! BAUGH’S BA-YY BONE J 4i Super-Phosphate of time. IffANUFAClURED under tne formula originated lu. In 1854, and patented by BAUGH & SDNS. -" SOU PBOFBMTOTO, AT Tffl Delaware River Chemical Works, ♦ PHILADELPHIA, U. 8. A. This oM eetabllehed Manure Is manufactnred from Bones that have not been burned or steamed, and it contains all their original organic matter. It is ac tive in lta operation, and is a lertiitaOr o great dura bility. It does not exhaust the sBD like Peruvian Guano, butun the contrary permanent improves it. Previous to 1861 It was introduced ffito the South ern States to considerable extent, and again In IS66, where it hag been need with remarkable success upon COTTON, CORN, TOBACCO AND ALL CROPS. A trial will convince any planter.of its merits. Pamphlets containing well known southern evidence lurnished upon application to New York or Philadel phia offices. par Sold by dealers in All the principal cities and townsthronghontthe United btatos aud the British Provinces.. RAUGH & SONS, SOLE MANUFACTURERS, Office, No. 20 Sesth Delaware Avenue, PHILADELPHIA. For sale by BAUGH. BROTHERS k CO., Os—rai Wholesale Agents, Ml Pearl street, New York. N. A. HARDEE L GO, fitadaaid't Range, Savannah. aol4-dAtwSm - wm EmOYMKNT. Anna PER MONTH and expensu paid Male or JliUU Female Agenta, to introduce a New and ■ —ition, ol absolute utilliy In every honse- ita preferring to work on commission can to gfio.perday. For full partlealare, i, and address W. O. WILSON A CO,. Cleveland, Ohio. Boarding. EARS. ELAEBEE has removed her business from iYA tnc comar of Montgomery aud Bonth Broad streets to the corner ef Jefferson street and Bay Use, Bert’s old ffiaad. Gentlemen can be accommodated with Private an 1 Transient Board on moderate oc20-sra Boarding 1 . ED cmahe 0 i ffreptsO, by obtained, with a fine large early application at No. novl9-tt