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;A‘ HI at - ; s t«s-'“‘ p ‘ '* 10* alijjoTi “.vtl 1 ■ ,x Tn?^.’'' **" T °8*tur<I»y. December 1, 1867, at — i, row'' Friday. December 28, at „„T. (L JBIU*. Friday, at 10o'clock a. m. , Si'-' l '“' fcr y Saturday! at 3 P* “• . every Saturday morning, at v. rv Tuesday morning, at • „>jllo/e, L V J . HaBLKSTON. , ,! Wednesday and Saturday ,<!»>. e,e ’ , . y Monday and Friday , ry Wednesday, at 9 a. m. 4 1. sjtuidai-, at 7 o’clock a. m. Tn.rsday at 11 o’clock. r nfl. ,. fl ' iuH AU** . auuKxprcaa- .,.;I,aKIEN. ,.j U I, Friday inmuing, December Deliartare or *«*»»■ patv rr^csoEE OTTBAnr. * * 6:15 p. m i at. 8 P. M Hiih at . I THAI# 7 A. u. 8:45 a. M. 7:05 P. M. TRAIN 7:05 p. M. . ...4:00 a. M. 7:00 a. M. [asksger train 5:40 P. M. '**’* 8:25 p. m. ’ ‘ * 5:150 a. m. „ord«>u trains connect with j.asseugfcr trains ut Gordon. uailiio vd— daily (Sundays cx cd) m .... 7 A. M. ....7:10 P. M. ....0:00 a. M. ....0:10 P. M. OKOTdBK, Newsdealers, Stu jeileru, Hall street (down stairs} next to the Post Office, are au- N ;’ fi ,, lfl be Daily News & Herald. fijem will be promptly attended Meeting of Council. uocll met last evening. Present—His £ L \ Audersou, Aldermen Villalonga, Millar, flue. Ford, Waring, Hunter, . Wy'.iv and Meyer. v. ,.f the last meeting were read, when it .ulopt with the exception of that portion itho widening of Thunderbolt road and , „f Liberty street. They were adopted .ueption. , U 1 .•omiiiittee appointed to examine into f the applications from ths Washington rj»e Fire Compauies for tho control of the li.rino John W. Anderson, made a report .Mi_' that, as the Oglethorpe Fire Company mthont an apparatus, tho steam engine be ..; tbeii). Report received aud adopted. Committee made a report, through their £ rkonimeihling a grant of several petitions and improve wooden buildings. Re- [untol and prayers granted. Minin'!tee also reported in favor ofallow- -ayer of Thomas Ballentyne, to erect a foun- l&ted. 7;eC mmittee, to whom was referred the mat- i*taildiDg of a wooden tenement by Mr. W. 5*« the orner of Lincoln aud South Broad K.. ^ie a report setting forth that the work had • onli-r the eye aud with the sanction of the >l»u, and recommended that an ordinance (dallowiug the building to remaiu, provided IfMcJ with tin or other metal. {K-rt elicited much discussion, but finally the IccUtion <4 the committee was adopted, b nimittee io whom was referred the comma* <. the Germania Fire Company in relatiou to L;:j«eof their steamer by the city, made a re- psanmending that a committee of three be ap- p:-confer with tho committee of the Germania I -.v! io the purchase of the steamer John J. I.Mine to remain in charge of the (iermania. I.: n was adopted, aud Aldermen C. C. Millar, i • i...: ifid Burroughs were appointed the com- hft’roeifc appointed per resolution at the last rj. uiicil to assess the damage to property •_ riiiig of Thunderbolt road and tlio exten- . _<rty street, submitted a report, which eli- iiai discussion. imittee recommended the closing up of the i&gtiher, as being unnecessary, but it was con st tor had transcended choir authority, .ioti.mof Alderman Brigham the matter was ::.::ed to the Committee of Freeholders. i2 'nor, the Mayor, to whom was referred the iof sundry citizens, praying the abatement of sot ill-fauie in Aberdcorn street, near Sonth jtrivt, known as the “Ice House,” and kept by lice li. ntly, made a report that he had examined tuiuosand found that no overt act bad been lined there In warrant its being a nuisance, and j!uC wl the signers of the petition had said they y signed because they were solicited. to the discussion on the report of tho Corn ea Appraisers, this report Was for the time lost of. but on the calling for resolutions, Alderman r offered a resolution that, as a iietition from • citizens h:id been received asking the abate- : the house known as the “IceHouse,” the matter be laid over until the next meeting of •i, whh a view to a compromise between the stress of this honso aud the petitioners, and *he refuse to leave, the matter be again brought ’*-• notice of Council. Tho resolution was adopted. Uiiuittee on Dry Culture made a report set- th that the cost of draining the'Springfield by laying down a wooden sewer, would be Alter much discussion it was agreed to. • 1: .Jaiauce to levy and assess taxes was put on uJ leading, and the clause providing for an >ut of one-half of.ono per cent, on stocks and amended to read one-quarter. After some - >n tli- ordmauce was passed, ordinance providing for the cleaning of The aud lanes, and the letting out by contract, was * a P°B its passage and agreed to. ; •'.liuauce providing that the retailers of spiritu al .ts b«* required to exhibit their license in a Mace inside their places, but shall not be re- i to put their signs ou the outside of tho house, ut on its first reading. -wan Gue moved to suspend the rules and put iiiiiiiu*o*oii its passage, but objection being it laid over. iL -finance repeal an ordinance increasing the >f measurers of lumber aud timber, was read -tune. petitions to re-shingle wooden buildings received and referred to the Firo Committee, tumunication was received from John Kilay that his license bo returned to him, and ‘ sin 8 a better character for his house, was re- His Honor, Mayor Auderson, said that he n away the license on account of the frequent r ^ t ‘ r - ,) in this house. On motion, the action of the ■ was confirmed. A wmimmication from John M. Coopor was re- asking to be relieved from the payment of “ Leas defaulting juror in the City Court. Tho mat- - r referred to Judge Chisholm. ^Alderman Waring offered a resolution that tho City -cy be requested todraftau ordinance reorganiz- ^ Savaunah Fire Department, and that a special ^ be held on Friday night to take action in the natter. resolution was agreed to, and on mption : : - n Waring, C. C. Millar and Ford were ap- •_ :C, cJ a committee to coufor with tlio Attorney ou object. ■ . ,^ Millar offered a resolution that tho City ^ riirr be requested to hatro an ordinance in re-- t l*uildmg of party walls, as required by the Jweotly passed by tho Legislature. Agreed to. M8 > er moved that a Special Committee „ 0[ "* appointed to enquiie into the practicabili- Lu pf r JCnring “ “ leam are engine for the Waahing- Company. Agreed to. SQtv J . LriD ' 1IJ ^- rm 8 offered a resolution’that the City tt y ” bl> requeated to makes report at each moet- i... r ° r tlie progreas of the hydrographic ^ ’ r *-Ttd some time since by CounCiL Ado^d.' V Ktl -»» lc a«on waa received from Ur. M. W. Police * U refereac ® to the erection of a tro alarm and ^ in the city. r..]ii on the table. Cii/sT" W “ rece *v®d from Mr. Chaa. i. White. * ./ L I. ng ’ waa ordered to be filed. it, n < ^ IaQDic ation waa received ceiling attention to • ^* tion of the hill at the eaat end of Broughton lj on motion a committee of three were ap- Otamine the matter. Aldermen Waring. Burroagha were appointed, tbs auditing of ■sundry accounts,. Council sd- 2 thfe ^elovsd Hid thhmm MiAdn BlUott took place on Chriatmaa Day. The aerviaa commenced at eleven o'clock’at Christ Chureh. and ^e ta* named the eh.mkw.aM to Rta ddr add’the whole huator of the chureh waa tastefully draped In mourning. The Oeoigia Historical Society, of which the Bishop was President, wearing their badge and the Insignia of mourning, were in attendance In large numbers. After the service in the church, the prooeeaion wae formed, preceded by several of the ministers of the Episcopal church. The funeral was the largest that baa probably ever been seen In this city, and during its passage to the cemetery the people thronged the sidewalks and atood in mournful silence. The negroes, in the of their holiday enjoyments, ceased their sports and fell into the line in immense numbers, following that man, who in life they loved, and whose memory they revered, to his last resting place. Thousands jof peo ple wended their way to the cemetery, where the last sad rites were performed,of which a pleasing Incident was the beautiful chant by a number of young gen tlemen. Thus were tbo last honors rendered to one whose 1ob8 to tho church, to the country and society, can never be supplied, and whose memory will re-' main dear to all who came within the sphere of his acquaintance. Mayor’s Court. In the Mayor's Conrf, yeaterday morning, several unfortunates, who bad not controlled their desires on Christmas as they should, were arraigned before His Honor, Mayor Anderson, on the charge of drunken ness. Where there .was no real intention to disturb the peace, they were diiniggAd T. Burton and Charles Harris, for being drunk, and, in addition, disorderly in tho streets, were each flnsd three dollars. Charles Veraon,%r driving across the newly made path near the Barracks, waa fined two dollan. Adam Gain, for being drank and disorderly in the house of a witness, was fined ten dollars or to serve thirty days at hard labor. B. Small, a negro, for being drank in the street, waa fined five dollars or to serve thirty days in the JaiL Abe Harris, negro, charged with being drank and etriking a witness, was fined ten dollara, or sentenced to thirty days. C. Curtis waa charged with being disorderiy.ln the streets and refusing to disperse from a crowd of drun ken men. He was fined ten dollara or to serve thirty days. Xhkokgh Fbbiqrt io|Livebpool by Sibam- The Baltimore and Savannah Steamship Company have completed arrangements whereby cotton and other freight win be checked through to Liverpool from Savannah by steam. The steamships North Point and Fannie wiU connect at Baltimore with the Liver* pool line. The agents at this end, Messrs. West s Daniels, are authorized to receive a limited number of bales of cotton for tho steamship "Mexican," which —u- from Baltimore on the 3d of January. Bates of freight lower than if shipped direct Litekaby Papers and Magazines.—Eattil if Bro. have placed ou our table tho latest issues of the Wavorly Magazine, the Galaxy; also, "The Old Guard," a popular magazine devoted to literature, science and art, aud the constitutional principles of the Democratic party. Fbou New Yoke:—Tho steamship San Salvador ar rived here yesterday morning from New York. Purser Cambridge will please accept our thanks for New York papors. Miscellaneous SAVATO1H CONCERT Formerly the Washington Billiard JSMoon, 1 •treel, opposite Market square. GRAND OPENING NIGHT. MONDAY BVBIUe, DEC. M. M E ’ DONOVAN, the proprietor of this place of SaL u .T^n^ B1Mei t t ’ tato * * r8 ** pleasure in an- £StoS£j25£ to ‘ of Ul6 * bOT8 ptace of This bonae has b«m well fitted up, and no pains or “3S*“M»red to make it a good place of re- wwtfor those seeking enjoyment. ProtA. STARK win have charge of the Musical DUPartoaent, with a good selection of talent, which will add much to the interest of the occasion, and ap pear on the opening night. Guttarieti DNHOOPELY, the well known Tenor Mr. D. DONOVAN, the good Ballad Singer. Mr. CHABLES BISHOP, the favorite Baritone. Mr. R. CO ALE BROOKE, a well known n.n.a Singer, with hie favorite 'songs—“The Last Bose of Summed." “Bright Smiles Haont Me StiU." Mr. HARRY CLARENCE will appear in some of his unrivalled impersonations of. character . Messrs. MITCHELL and CLARK, Banio Per former*. Mr. T. BUBN8 has kindly consented to play choice ■elections from the moat popular Opens on tho Con certina. STRICT ORDER OBSERVED. Concert to commence at 8 o’clock. <9-The finpst Wines, Liquors and Cigars to he had at the Bar. Admiaaion, 25 centa; and admittance ticket good for One Drink. dec2i-tf BY BUII A MNYUL “I, pay, "* ^ m ** * 10 tierces Sugar Cured 1 20 boxes Pearl Starch 10 bbU Mesa Beef 10 bbla OnaopB . 20 sacks Rangoon Rice 10 bbla Buckwheat Floor 10 bbla Pig ShonhMra 7- 6 hkda Pig Shoulders 20 tabs Lari 10 boxes Tobacco 1 10 bbla Turnips 4 Coils Rope < Clothing, Dry Good*, Shoes. Bouts and Notions. J;jjL80.‘ 'll; j 4 large Oxen, 2 Horses. 2 Wagons, 1 Dray, 1 Boggy son and agscptmtnt of Furnliure. dec2J ADMINISTR ATOHU SALK. MT T. J. WALSH. ' Om TUESDAY, FebrosrrTaf. wiB be said, in front of * Court Hbose, at II o'olockt Ami.. Lot YAM. Franksn Ward, fronting on Broughton street Bit BR subject to a ground rent of $30 per Lots letters C. _ ed at corner of Zi bring S7W feet front “MtttBW.bylOOi™. xwo shares of Augusts and Waynes best) Blilroad stock. j) v . , > Terms at the sale. ' * ’’.*- , «fet47’-ts ( BUCHU. HAVANA SUGAB, ' - - I'yfS 'On Atctait of Whom u may Coacera. By orJfr of the SpanUh ConanL BY J. A. £ MS LOW & CO. Oo Thursday, 27th L»»eember, at 11 o'clock, will l>a sold by Auctiou, at the new Custom House Storn^ iu the city of Charleston, 8. C., 600 BOXES HAVANA SUGAR, Of various grades. * , ; / t The said sugars comprised a part of the cargo of the Spanish brig “ Joven Jose,*' Fradua, master, which put into this port in distress, whilst on her in- tended voyage from Havana to Antwerp, and sold far account of whom it may concern, by order of the Spanish Consul. dec21-3t Toe Galaxy.—Wo thank Rankin & Brother for the latest number of the Galaxy, which we find to be un usually interesting. Valuable and Convenient.—Brown's Bronchial Troches are widely known as an admirable remedy for Bronchitis, Coughs, Hoarseness and other troubles of tho Throat and Lungs. They are of great value for tho purposes {for which they are designed, while they are usually and pleasantly efficacious, they contain no perfect ingredients, but may at all times be used with hurtful iusafety.—Boston Recorder. Multitudes of People Require an Alterative. to restore the healthy action of their systems and cor rect the derangements that creep into it. Sarmparillas were used and valued, until several impositions were palmed off upon the public under this name. AYER’S SARSAPARILLA is no imposition. dec24-lw •It it tutu re Almanac—Tkla Day. San ri»es Sun sets UIGH WATER. At Tybee 10 03iAt Port Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF SAVANNAH- WEnNaSDAT, Dec. 26, 1866. Arrived. steamer Kale, Lockwood, Charleston, Ac—F M Myreli. Steamer Eliza llancox, Richardson, Charleston— Cla:horn A Cunningham. Steamer Dictator, Coxetter, Charleston—L J Guil- mnrtm A Co. Steamer Lizzie Baker, King, Palatka—Clagborn A Cunningham. Steamer H M Cool, Tavlor, Darien—M A Cohen. Br Bark Canig, Roach, Betmuda, in ballast—Wil der A Fullartou. Burk Ariel. Reid, Rio Janeiro—Weed A CornwelL Brig Sarah Bernice, Stewart, sag Harbor—Master. Cleared. Steamship Virgo, Bulkley, New York—Hunter A Gammcll. Steamer Swan, Cohen, Augusta—M A Cohen. Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty, Charleston—Clag- horn ii Cunningham. Steamer Sylvan Shore, Tucker, Palatka, Ac.—C5ag- liorn A Cnniiingnam. Bark George ami Johan, Jordan, Bremen—F 8chas ter. Schr Coast Pilot, Conklin, N York—Hunter A Gam med. Scbr Marl ha, Joscy, Baltimore—Crane A OraybllL 8> hrD Gifford, Jewell, Philadelphia—Crane A Gray- bill. I -•> Receipt, Per steamer H M Cool, from Darien—26 bales Sea Island cotton, 1 bbl syrup. Per steamer Dictator, from Charleston—141 bales cotton, and mdze. Imports. Per bark Ariel, from Rio Janeiro—3,000 bags coffee, to Weed A Cornwell. (From Dispensatory of the United States.) Diosia Crenata—Bnclm Leaves. - i. PROPERTIES,—Their odor is strong, diffusive, and somewhat aromatic, their tastes bitterish, and anal- ogous to mint. MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND U8B8.—Bucfen leaves arc gently stimulant, with a peculiar ten ancy to the Urinary Organs, producing diuresis, and Ike other similar medicines, exciting u.upbore,is, when circumstances favor this mode of action. They are given In compudnts of the Urinary Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of tho Bladder, Mor bid Irritation of the Bladder and Ureihru, D sesse of the {’rostrate and Retention or Inconiinenco ol Urine, from a loss of tone in the parts concerned iu Its evacuation. .The remedy has also been recom mended in Dyspepsia, Chronic Ulieumatuu’, Cuta neous Affections, and Dropsy. HkduiOld's Extraot Bdouc is used by persons from the ages of IS to 25, and from 25 to 15, or in the decline or change of life; alter Confinement or La bor Pains ; Bed-wetting in children. IN AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FE< MALES, the Extract Bqchu ia nneqnaUed by any other remedy, as in Chlorosis or Retention, Irregs- arily, Painfulness or Suppression of Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Schtrrous Stale of tho Uterus, Lcncorrhea or Whites. DISEASES OF THE BLADDER. KID NEYS, GRAVEL AND DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.—This medicine iucieuets the power of Digestion, and excites the Absoroenta Into healthy action, by which the Watery or Calcareous depositions snd all Unnatural Enlargements are re dneed, as well as Pain and Inflammation. Helmbold’s Extract Buchu Has enred every case of Dixnnxs iu which it has been given. Irritation of the Neck of the Bladder and tyiflammation of the Kidneys, Ulceration of the Kidneys and Bladder, Retention or Uriue, Diseases of the Prostrate Gland, Stone in the Bladder, Cal- cuius. Gravel, Brick-dust Deposit, and Mucus or Milky Dischargee, and for Enfeebled and Delicate Constitutions, of both Sexes, attended with the fol lowing symptoms:—Indisposition io Exertion, Lost of Power, Loss of Memory, Difficulty or Breathing. Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror of Disease, Wake fulness, Dimness of Vision, Pain in the Bark, Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body, Dryness of i he Skin, Eruption on the Face, Pallid Countenance, Universal Lassitude of the Mnscnlar System, Ac. Helmbold’s Extract Buchu DIURETIC AND BLOOD PURIFYING, And cures all Diseases arising from Habile of Dtest palion. Excesses and Imprudences in Life, Impure ties of the Blood, Ac., superseding Copaiba lu affec tions fffr Which it is used, such os Gonorrhoei, Gleets, of long standing, and Syphilitic Affcctiouo—in these diseases, tued in connection with HKLMBOLD’fc ROSE WASH. SOLD AT HLMBOLD’S DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE, 594 BROADWAY. And by Druggists everywhere. ASK FOR HELMBOLD’S. Take No Other.) Beware of Counterfeits. W.M. WALSH, Wholesale Agent for the State of Georgia. decfiT-eodlj HOUSES AT AUCTION. BY GEO. IV. VVYLLY. Will bo sold on THURSDAY, 27th tnst., at II o'clock, at the premises, All of tho Houses and Brick, (except brick oven.) consisting of a largo two story bonae oh Broughton street and three tenement two story buildings on the lane, situated between Bull and Whitaker streets. Terms—cash on day of sale; buildings and brick to be removed by the 16th of January, 1M7, or forfeited. <{bc20 STEAMBOAT AT PRIVATE SALE. BY LaROCIIE, BELL * WILLIAMS. LIGHT-DRAUGHT bTEAMER GENERAL BERRY The General Berry was bn lit In Portland, Mains, in 1863. Length, 146 fret; breadth,.22 feet. Depth of hold, 5 feet; 275 65-100 tons. 1 high-pressure boiler, IS feet long, 6}j feet in di ameter two bigu-preasruro engines, 16-inch cylinder; 6 feet stroke; two forcing pumps, 2-inch plunge, 72- inch stroke. One steam fire-feed and bilge; pomp; one hundred feet ..those ; twenty baskets: hosts; hS»j preservers; signal ionspe; ferhllulfi. apparel, am. This boat is well adapted for llght-drsngbt rlvsr business, lighterag., etc. Capacity fromaiOO to 58t bales cotton. She is now in good running order, her engines are well built, and as fine os any sea steamer, and are iu as good order as when built Is how un der insurance at low rates. dec26 Exports. Per steamship Virgo, for New York—868 bales Up land cotton, S3 do 8ea Island, 10 do domestics,22 tone car wheels, 43 pkgs merchandize. Per bark George and Johan, for Bremen—255,434 ft limber, 17,000 ft lumber. Per schr Coast PI!ot,for New York—183 bales Upland cotton, 34 bbls flour, 7»,00o ft lumber. Per schr D Gifford, for Philadelphia—97,000 feet lumber. passengers. Per steamer Eliza Hencox, from Qharleston—Dr Kirstad, Capt Barkman, W Barker and lady, W O Tripp and lady, K Rcoo, J B Martin, A H Wick and lady, Mrs Matilda Fisser, H Van Bergen, J H Smith, E W Phelps. G E Howard. W Kenson, J S Robinson, j W Colllos, J D Mananiy, and 25 deck. Consignee*. Per steamer H M Cool, from Darien—McRae k Wil cox, T J Walsh. Per steamer Dictator from Charleston—L J Gull- martin A Co, TiBon & Gordon, W M Tunno A Co, J W Anderson's Sons A Co, N A Hardee k Co, E« Hardee, F M Myrall. J L VtllaloDg*. Wijklnion, Wil son A Co, Bouse A Bryant, Duncan 4 Johnson, MU ler 4 Bro. . Consignees per Central R» Dec. 20.1866. 1473 bales cotton, 18 do yarn, 2 do domes, 92 do bags, 166 plows, 132 boxes tobacco 26 sacks dried fruit, 22 bbls old non, 3 car wheels, 1 car manganee« 24 car, lumber, and mdze, to H 8 Bogardtu. ftlwin Herts* Co, A 8 Hartridge, BrirL BrnUR*(MC Maker A Co, G W Gatmany, C W No ‘?" , ° 0 £ * Gutman, B J Kollock, F M Myreli, A AG HR, CD Ko'crc * Bro, W Cummings, Andarnon a 8ons A Co, W A Thomas, A Salter, 8 B Pa *““!r D Whitman, J Hsuoeman, E F Uetcxife A: Oo, Erwin di Hardee. T H Willingham, T A Goodtmn, A Duton hotter A Co, 8 J Josephs A Co. lPbUlips * Hyenx Geo Fatten & Son, Bradley, Hill * Co, O X MAGAZINES FOR JANUARY. y^ESLIB’3 Lady’s Magazine for January. Demorest’s Monthly Magazine for January. Godey’s Lady’s Book for January. Pelrrson’s Magasin* for January. Lady’s Friend for January. • ■ - ? Demorest’s Young America for January. Harper’s Monthly for January. Atlantic Monthly for Janoary. Beadle's Monthly for January. Ballou’s Monthly for January. Eclectic Magamine for January. : Our Young Folks for January. Crescent Monthly for January. ’ Richmond Eclectic for December. The Land We Love for December. For sale by BSTILL A BROT HER, Ball street, opposite Post Office. $5,00G Reward T il subscriber has good reason to belle vs that the Mtate of her late husband, James Mclntire, was wronged to S large amount by an agent or agents. ^Svad by him in December, 1861, and January, li the purchase of cotton and other merchan- Tbe above reward wifi be paid forjooot toi Tlct toe parties implicated, and to estaMjjh culm to t&ceeds of fittSl tr Executrix. Eacon Telegraph please copy and send bill to this office. 1 **dcb Bryan, Hsrtridga A Co, Clark, Jones A Co. J L ViJJs- longs, J F A M Hamilton. Wilkinson, Wilson A Co, Jones A Way, P U Behn, A M Cohen A Bro, Richard son A Barnard, N A Hardee A Co. Receipts per Atlantic Ac Gulf R.R. Dec. 26, ISM. 506 bales cotton, lit bbls roe In, 40 do turpentine, and maze, to Sloan, Stubbs A Stegall, Tlson A G, W A Fullerton, J Washburn * Co, J w Anderson’s Sons * Co, McRae A W, Duncan A J, F W Sima 4fc Co, E C Wade A Co, P H Behn, Brigham, Holst A Co, Wtlkin- son, Wilson * Co, Quersrd, F A Co, J L Vlilakmga, M G Ehrlich, Erwin A Hardee, Jones A W, Hoklam* A Co. Brody A Moses, Austin <* Ellis, LJ Qniimai^ A Uo Weed A Cornwell, Bothwell A W, Holcombs A Co! J Brilville, N T Finder,Llnville A 0,0 » Van Pelt, Hunter A Gammell, C Cunalugham, Davant k W, P Dzlalynski Bryan, H * Co, N A Hardee A Co, w H ■gSmSSK fcCo. S J Joseph* A C<s G WGarmshJ, M tiler A Bro, K R Agent. Teas, Teas. 4/1C CADDIES, IS and 6 pounds, Imperial and IZD Young Hyson fees. bod the pleasure of a call last eve- j**T K ' Wallace Davis, the courteous editor of l Cil f (FIs.) Press, s paper weU and fkvorsbly Jar merchants ss an advertising medium in '* Florid*. 100 Teas, dec24-3t Farm to Rent. A FARM lot of twenty aewa wjtt* to* oitbard A. or Frnlt Trees, within two mliai of the^clty^wtll ie rented oo sppllcstion to Ho. 10 Gordon Block. dec244t Private Sales. I PRIVATE HALE. Groceries] Groceries! LagOCH^t BELL ft Wl 1*1*1 A MB Offer at private sale at their Loweat Auction prices the following: 20 ca»k3 Bacon Sides, 15 casks Bacon Shoulders, 10 tierces Bacon Shoulders, 20 tierces Choice Sugar-Cured Hams, 10 hlids Family Hams, 10 bbls City-Cured Hams, ^ tierces &ioe, i «•* V ' , 50 sacks Rangoon Rice, 100 key.s Lard, 25 kegs Choice Batter,- 10 kegs extra Canada Batter, 20 bbls Clarified Sugar* Also, 200 bales best Eastern Hay, 200 bales best Northern Hsy, doc!4 LOTS OP LAND AT AUCTION. BY ImROGHE, BELL A WILLIAMS. LOT So. 287. 490 acres. 4th District! Irwin county, drawn by David R. Adams. li ’ AMO- JJJT, Ycx J35. 40 seres, nth District, Section No. L ! ■’ ALSO, LOT No. 250, 8th Diatrict, Wilkisoon couiitv JM « teres, sttnotod near Jacksonville, Gs. Its* a relnoble tract, well wfioded and located. Sold for s division mfWig gM hdfa - Terms, cash. Parohaaers paying forpspso, J ^ Murray’s iron MEW The firattoiasa, new stssiMhlp Leo, ‘ ^ B. C. DEARBORN, tJommander, * ^ Will Ball.on # Tneaday.Jsn. 1. 1867, •« - ■’•tock - <aa* r MBnystreeC DWELLING HOUSES & REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. BY IdRDCHE. BKlibj6:mbW»H>t OnNwlret TUESDAY In January next, at 11 o'clock, in front of the CourtHdhsfc, ~ ' ^ LOT No. 38, Charltost Ward. f*s simple, fronting on TstnsU street, west of the Park, with improvements. wBttsgW* j wnM rm n tliiT' i ' l ONE TWO-STORY BRICK BUILDING. The property will rgnt fop $35 to $40 per month. Pos session given Immediately. . Terms, cash. Purchaser paying fiir oil titles, da85 BUILDING LOT AT AUCTISoN; * BY haKOCHR, BELL WILLIAMS. On the first ^TOESDAX in January next, at 11 b’alpck* in front of the Court House, xl ' LOT No. 901, qn Henry atreat, between Barnard and JefltrBon, 25 by I0w feet. Fee simple. Terms, cash. Purchaser paying for all papers. dec25 >1 RAILROAD STOCK AT AUCTION. BY LuROCHK, BKI^L A ttUAIAMS. On the first TUESDAY in January nwR, at ID o’clock, and an front of the Court House, v - 50 shares The new and fast San, Salvador* ATKINS, Maator, will sail for the above port ou her regular day, gatardsy, Dm. 29, mt 1 a’cloek p. as. For freight or passage, havtngvery superior ae- commodatious, apply to B. H. HARDEE, No. 12 Stoddard's Range. GARRISON Jk ALLEN, No. 5 Bowling Gieen, New York. the V ALU ABLE fl^NTATfON. , ; BY OGP. W. WY11Y. ' . " - ___ ’ ■ - * Will be sold on the first TUESDAY in, January, in front id the Court House, at 11 o’clock, a, m., - 640 ACRES *» Of first quality of land, Sltuafed--Within 5>g miles of the city, Ofi the canal, knowu as the Tcllhir Plants- bon; 3U0 acres cleared, balaqo* weU wooded. The improvementscousi.st of a eubstantial residence, born, gin house, seven sesvanta’ liooses, stables, Ac. Tertus—One-third cash, .balance in two years, at seven per rent interest, petnrtffl by mortgage. Pur chaser to pay forpepera. d,c24-ts BYiblCU. «. WILLY. Witt be sold! on the first TUESDAY In jmaary. in froflim tho Court House, at 11 o'clock, a. m., A beautiful reoideuce on the Isle of Hope, situated next U>H.M. Davenport’s, with flower and vegetable gardens on the lot, together with 17;. acres of wood- land. ... Terms made known on day of ealo. - dec24-ts AT AUCTION. For Philadelphia. The first class steamship Tonawanda, JENNINGS, Commander, Will rail for the above port on Saturday, Dee. MO, at — o’clock — an. For freight or passage, having superior accommo dations, apply to dec20 HUNTED ft GAMMELL. WiU bo at Public Auction, at tbe Post Hospital, ", 8. C.> on Friday, the 28th ot Decem ber, 18G6, a large lot ot Berviceeble Medical and Hospital property, connisting of— Blanket woolen. Bedsteads, iron. Mattrasaes, hair. Chairs. Pillows, hair. . Tabl«». Sheets, linen. Medic*! bowks.- ; Pillow cases, linen. Instruments. . Counterpanes. Medicines, A c., Ac*. Catalogues can be obtained ou application to the j undersigned. J. \V. WILLIAMS, dec2l4it BvL Maj. and Asst. Snrfe.'U. 9. A. For Darien. the STEAMEB H. M. COOL, . TAYLOR, Commander, Will leave for Darien on FRIDAY, December 28th, at 8 o’clock a. to. t For freight or passage, apply ou hoard or to dec27—tt k A. COHEN, Agent. VALUABLE i PLANTATIONS NEAR BLUFFTON. BY JACUB COHEN A CO., CHARLESTON, 8. C. AT PRIVATE SALK, AU that tract of landjtuown as Rose Dew Plantation, situated ou May. river, four (4) miles from BlutUn, coutainiug oue thousand 11,000) acres of high laud, about tbree hundred (300) of which are cleaned, aud seventy (70) sires of marsh. This place has been un der cultivation this year, and the lands are of tbe best quality lor Sea Island Cotton and Provisions. Os tbe place is a baru, giu bouse, and negro houses Also, belonging to the above, and a short distance from It, a tract of oue huudred (100) acres of pins lend. With the above cou be purchased a oomtortable two-story residence and outbuildings on. one (1) acre lot In the town ofBluffton. ALSO. A tract of land within three (S) mitt* Ot Htofftoa, containing seven hundred sad sixty-two snd n half as* iVGstj&gJBta issusf&sgafc to May river, could be made profitable by the sole of wood. These lauds, when cleared.are of the best quol- lty for sea ialand cotton. Adjoining snd belonging to this place is a fifteen (18) are. tot, on * high bluff on Slay river, for a settlement sad summer reaoet, being perfectly healthy at all seasons. r terms snd further psrttoulsrs apply a* above, at er of East Bay and Boyce’s wharf, up stain, Charleston, 8. C. ~ deolfi-Uwtf ' EXECUTORS SALE- VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY AT AUCTION. BY T. J. WALSH. On; Tuesday, January 1st, will be sold in front of the iinert House, between tlie legal hours of sale. The North half of Trustees’ Garden Let No. 1, being 75 feet River Front, and io depth, rauuiug back to Bay Street, known os Dillon’s Wharf, loot of East Brood street, with the improvements thereon. ALSO, One Share Central Rail Rood Stock, bold ss the estate of Miss A. C. Dillon and by order Of the Executor. Terms cash. Purchaser paying, for titles and stamps. Nov££lawtda. BY BLU.V 4k MKYKll. By permission of the Honorable Court of ordinary, will be sold on Wednesday, January 2d, 1867, at 'll' o’clock, a. in., Tbe perishable property belonging to the estate of Peter Endres, deceased. JNO. SCHWARZ, LOUIS ENDtiES. fiec21tds Administrators. DWELLING HOUSE AT PRIVATE SALE. BY LaROCHU, BELL * WILLIAMS, BRICK WAiinuotiBia - GEO. W. WYLLY. Will be sold on tbe first TUESDAY in jamiary, in front of the Court House, between the legal hours of ■rie, . . Two Brick Warehouses, 60 by 2u0 feet each, and so construct, d that they can be taken down by sections of 30 tee teach. The property is known as tbe Tyler Cotton Press Sheds, situated on the Eastern wharves. Lot No. C. owned by Mrs j Marshall. The unexpired ' sat- will be sold, with tbe improvements. Terms cash. dec20 One fine two-story BriskDirriltog, situated on Jonas - street, between Aberodtit and Lincoln Two-story Brick Dwelling on basement. ALSO, A two-story Brick House, situated west of the Park, on Tatuall street. Apply at office. dec26 ESTATE SALE. BY GKO. W^WYLLY. Will be sold on the first TU fcSDAY iu January, iu front AT P1UVATE SALE. ill GKO. W. WYLLY. 3 Lots in rear of the Parade Ground, each 60 by 106 feet between Bull and Drayton streets. Also, Lott Nos. 20, 21, 22, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33 and 34, fronting on Taylor, Gordon and East Broad streets. Ill ere Lots are high and very desirably located, snd have tb* ad vantage of being allowed the privilege of bnilding wooden houses on them. ' doolT of the Court House, between the legal nours of sole. Lot No. 8 Chatham Ward, ou tho corner of Jones and Whitaker streets. TUc impiuvements cousist ol a well finished house, on brick basement. Sold by order of Court, lor a division among the heirs of the estate. dec?o AT PRIVATE SALE. BY' GKO. W. WYLLY. 45 Shares South Western Railroad Stock 26 Shares Central Uailrosd Stock $6,0110 old Georgia Seven per cent Bond*. Six Residences, priced at from $3,600 to $15,000; for farther particulars enquire at my oflloe, opposite Mon ument square, late Merchouts' and planters' Bonk. dec!5 BY GKO. W. WYLLY. Will be sold on the first TUESDAY in January, in froDtof the Court House, at II o'clock, 2,250 scree ot iAnfi, situated in Bryan county, 25 miles from the city* ou the Canoochee river, 350 acres in cultivation. The imptovemeuiaoousist of a good dwelling end out-houses.' The loeatiou ia bihh aud very healthy. Timber and produce can be brought through the Canal. The range for cattle, hogs and sheep is excellent. '. V,'..*., ' declS HOUSE FOR BALE. • BY GEO. W. WYLLY. East half of Lot No. 51. Brown Ward, rtie improvements consist of S two story dwelling with attic, on a brick basement, fronting on Liberty street, opposite the (totted States Barracks. For term^ apply at our counting room. PolO F0K KENT, TWO PLANTATIONS FOR 18(57, One lying in Bulk* county, on Hie' Central Rail road, two miles Irom Station No. 9, containing about 1,0.10 acres of open load, all fine cotton land. The other lying also In Burke county, about seven mils* from station No, 9 on the Central Railroad, contalr inn about 6oO acres of open land, an fine ootton lam ADnlv to * N. A. HARDEE fi CO. . savannah. Go., JOHN J. JONES, Waynesboro. Burke co„ Qe. Apply to Or to dec22—2w To T H t*. ?1 ; Of 1A iOSE trifi Rice Ptoatations on Savannah Back river, and directly opposite the city of Savannah, ~ a*4fi as Sbonbea and Pennyworth. For terms apply to. : . • t. .. ‘y dec24 G. W. WYLLY. School Notice Rocsbt, near Sparta, December 1st, 1866. IMy SCHOOL will open on (he 21st (t hird Monday; of Janua^ Tbe first Term will continae twenty- fonr weeks, and the charges lor Board and Tuition will ba(8270) two hundred and seventy dot ars. ThfcsMOndTerm wifi begin ou Monday, iftst the sret Wednesday or August, and will oontiuue bixteen week*. mXttecharge* tor Botod andTnlUnn wUlbe (•180) one hundred and eighty . f rt i-. r charges Will be paid In advance, I rotanmng sattwhtvffa pnpU l» withdrawn. Boys famish theft clothes ffor doable beds),•washing, candles ■Ml towrifc 1 lahri 1 keep no ooy upon whose veracity I <manot rely. r. m . johi*TON. deco—iw — ■ “ FOR RENT To The Pobiie. IE PAVILION HOTEL, H*l! Uaa. ao k>nc and ably conducted by the late M-i*. BUTTERFIELD, wllliSuheS! modadon of the travelling pnbUe. wrmntftomra and patrons wiU find the usual accommodations and attention bestowed on them is formerly, “JPJJJ lie fitvor, already so well established ns Ttto of ths trevdling Merchants of the South, wilLky «“* gorts, be faithfully preserved. Three rooms, with Gse and Water, suitable for a small family. Apply to Mrs. E. HOGAN, ^Northwest corner of Fries and 8L Julian streets. —7T-— Yti dec$4f . j j • vi VALUABLE A’-' Rice Plantation to Lease. A BICE PLANTATION MI the Sattlln rissr, In ma»rtrtte on* of «w Mat on ths river, aad supplied w.tt every Improyeaiiint, win be leased to a term of years on spplicMton to — A 1 1 •dnetAf ■' ' J- B. oclMf W, To Rent, a^N OFFICE snd Ramp’s EnWs *T«r wcupled tor tt* anderslgned. pilBsrnr on given immediately. decM-lm .■ j, „ m Jor Rent or Sale. mHE snbscriber offers htt property to Effingham I county, fifteen mitts from the city, for rout or A,. Jt consists of Two PUntrtUows sgjoining, mdi frt.ttiuiv.g an* tho—ndaerss- Tbs ttad Is very w ^Sm a “* aaa WM. H. CUYLEE. ib^sywe^ 15 BARRELS “ Magnolia’’ yhlsksy, a Cotter’s Licklag tfiltty Champagne CWsr. torjato by ytr jo barrels Cutter’* Licklag Talley EonrtOfiWhtt- key.. a Zi nV.JS W 20 cases HILTON * If For Liverpool. The new A 1 bark MEQUNTiOOOK, RK^Caplain Hcmmingwiy, osly twelve hun dred bales capacity, has nine hundred butts oigagsd. For freight of three hundred bales, to complete car- go. »P»ly«» dec24-3t CRANE ft 6RAYBILL. Regular Auction Sales OF Herses, Knles, Cattle, Wagons, Boggles, CARRIAGES, die.. At tbe Veterinary Stables of R. W. CAMPBELL, on Bay street, between Jefferson and Montgomery streets, will commence on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 19th, and every Wednesday thereafter. repH-tf ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. BY GB4fi.!jV| j|lto<Y3 0 3 fi ”QJ C WiB be sold on the first TUESDAY' in January,1867 1 istween the legal hoars of sale, in front of the Conrl House, One-third of Lot Bo. 4, Wesley Ward, and improre- nsahls, for the Benefit of the heirs aud creditors ut the state of Samuel M. Bond, deceased. ne6 J. B. McINTOSH. AdmteistretoK. FOR SALE, j ry. ■ LARGE assortment of Provigiosst Including— Biy fl$lted Bacon, Smoked Bacon, '' . Clear Bides, Hams, large sad small, . 8h -alders. Family Flow, Buckwheat Floor, Prime Leaf Lard, In tierces, Nseftinery, Lard and Ltoeeed Oil a boiled and raw, and ojter ttadftig article* in the line. Those giving ns a call will find a large assortment, and as good article* as can be found ia the city. For i jnuimntf 1 T N the city ef Macon, m twenty toirse Engine, with J. Fine Boiler 18 feet long, 40 inches diameter, two Fines i* inches. In perfect order, together with all ol my Mill MAotifnery,' consisting or Shafting. Mills, Belts, and everything appertaining thereto, fcr&iaoo, one-half cash. Apply to H. W. BOiFEUILLE t. decS-lm* • Engineer C. M. B. Steam Saw Mill for Sale. ■ touffsr ** eosy Urm* one with a thbty-hone powsr Eatons Umber carts, and timber on about Otto ft d<U Wantedtolfent. HOUSE is apttamnt port of the city, by a small For Sale, % a, e. mezgaleh ft oo. yPIRE LINE FOR NEW YORK. PASSAGE RATES: ssage, fig* ■»■«*•*•» gU Shippers sending cotton to the prem most see that ie bales are marked plainly oatne edge. dtc24 Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamship Co. For. Baltimore. The aewssad elegant steamship North Point, Captton BitXcrs, wftauaitorBalUarore Offi Friday, Dm. NS, at — o’clock — na. For or pamoge, having good accommo* dattona, apply to 4ec2S WEST ft DANIELS. * Jones' Block. FOB NEW YORK ATLAVTie COAST iSdail Steamship Co. SIDEWHEEL LINK. Cabin Passage, .Stesrsgi, fits Ths new snd very fast sailing steamship HERMAN LIVINGSTON, 2,0fc> tons burthen, J. & BAKER. Commander, Will positively leave ou her regular day Thsndsy, Dec. 37, ot Id o’clock m. For freight or passage, having splendidly arranged accommodations, apply to WILDER & FULLARTON, 6 Stoddard’s Upper Range, dec22 Opposite the Post-office. N. B.—No engaged bertha secured after Tuesday, December 25th, unless paid for. For Freight or Charter, rpHB A 2 British schooner WM. GREGORY, Capt. w! F. Black. For farther particulars, apply to dec25 E. SCHUSTER. FOR BOSTON. The Schooner B. N. HAWKINS, having most of her cargo engaged, will have dispatch for the above port. F ,i fr eight apply to STARR A ROBERTS. For Liverpool. The A 1 American ship NE PLUS ULTRA, Woodbbst, Master, 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 Bluffton every Wednesday. Tbe Steamers PILOT BOY, Captain W. T. McNELTY. AND ELIZA HANCOX, Captain J. -R. RICHARDSON, will le ve the Florida Steam Packet W barf 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 engagements or passage, apply at the office, Florida Steam Packet Wharf, or to CLAGUORN A CUNNINGHAM, no2T-tf Asrents. having the larger portion of her cargo engaged, will have quick dispatch. For Ttufberfrelghr - — dec: At f tebgagemento^gjyto^^ For Liverpool. The first-class ship .k saaiaa, J. H. Mobtdus,* has commenced loading for the above port For freight engagements appl^tt^ ^ dec!3—2w . G. MILLS. For Sale or Charter. THE elegant and aabstaatia) Steamboat CROTON ’ will be sold er chartered, being In good condl fon, and having good accommodations, for freight or passengers, if applied for soon, to T. B. MARSHALL, or Captain TILTON, v -oShoard. ' dec21-lw FOR 1 NEW TORE. OLD LINE. THE SCHOONER Myrover» OLD SEMI-WEEKLY LINE. Leave every Tuesday and Saturday. For Palatka, E. Fla.,. , TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA- * Rm FERNANDINA, JACKSON- J" VUjLE and pioolata. The MW find elegant steam packets, LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. N. KING, and SYLVAN SHORE, Capt JAMBS TUCKER. having been specially fitted up fr.r tide route with unsurpassed acroRim.n|.,timi,, will h ave regularly for the above ubteeth the Sylvan .share cverv TUBS* DAY MORNING, and the Lizzie t!.ikcr every’SATUR DAY MORNING, at ten .I’cka k * Returning, will leave Jacksonville every Tuesday and Friday, arriving at. bavauueh ever, Weduesda’ and Snturday moruli-gs, in time to connect with the New York steamers. For freight or Passage apply at the pffice on Florida wharf, or to CLAGHORN ft CUNNINGHAM, Agent*.. N. B.—All freight payable by stoppers. jylS-tf Captain HooHxa, having part of cargo engaged, wilt have dispatch tor the above port. Apply to decl7 STARR ft ROBERTS. For Charter. Constantly on hand and for charter, SMALL VESSELS, a itsble to carry Rice and Cot ton on tbe coast. For further particulars apply to A. RICHARDSON, 194 Bayttreet. For Palatka, Fla.,' YU t?T. SIMONS ISLAND, BRUNSWICK, ST. MARY'S. FERNANDINA, MAY- FOkT MILLS, JACKSONVILLE AND PIOOLATA THE K^VTJbG, capt. Locxvroon, will leave as above from Charleston Wharf, foot ol West Broad street, on every THURSDAY MORN ING, at 18 o'clock. This Boat la to perfect order, and has superior state room accommodations for Passengers. Freight received at all times aad stored in ware- igraae on wharf, free of expense. TrHuportotton charges on goods paid promptly. Fair freight or passage apply to V. M. MYBELL, no2-tf Charleston Wharf. For Charleston, S. C* The new steamer DtCTAIOR, (i.o«o Tons.) Captain L M. COXETTER, Wll) resume her regular tripe ns above, commencing Wtdacsday, Mtk tots*., at V o’elnek s. ns. For freight or passage apply on board, or to ■ U J. GUILMABTIN ft UO , nc22-tf 149 Bay street. FOR PALiTKi. FLA*, VIA FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL INGS ON THE INTERMEDIATE LAND- HE ST. JOHNS RIVER 4! The new steamer • D I C, 1 i 0,800 Ton*.) Captain L M. OOJLHl'TU, KW^- , S!?SJSIfc2Li“ kray laMidsr, •* * •’elnnk p. ■. Nor frglghi or p**8<gn. having spttndld accomi * CO, 148 Bay street. Law Notice. PERUVIAN GUANO SUBSTITUTE L BAUGH’S RAW BONE Super-Phosphate of Lime. IffANUFACTURED under the form Ola originated Ivl In 1854, and patented by BAUGH & SONS. SOLS PROPRIETORS, AT THE Delaware River Chemical Works, PHILADELPHIA, U. 8. A. This old established Manure In manaiiirtuAd from Bones that have nopbeeu burned or steamed, and it contains all their original argoutc matter. It is ac tive in it*operation, and is a fertilizer o great dura bility. It does not exhaust the soil like Peruvian. Guano, but on the contrary permanently improves it. Previous to 1861 It was introduced into Ihe South ern States to considerable extent, and again In 1S65, where it has been used with remarkable success, upon t OOTTON, CORN, TOBACCO AND ALL CROPS. A trial will convince any planter of its merit*. Pamphlets containing well known Southern evidence, iurntthed upon application to New York or Phtlada'. ■ phi* offices. Sold by dealers in all the principal citica and town* throughout the United Staten and the British Provinces. " BAUGH & SONS, SOLE MANUFACTURERS, Wee, No. 80 tenth Delaware Aveam, PHILADELPHIA. BAUGH. BROTHERS ft CO., Genera) Wbolemle Agents, 181 Pearl street, New York- For sale by R.A. HARDEE & GO, MsftHid’s Range, Savannah nol4-dfttw3m GIFT BOOKS For Christmas.' Q.EM8 FROM THE PORTS. Old English Ballads. ANonndof Day*. ,^ Jamison’s Charac‘eri*Mm ot toms. Pencil Picture* from ths poeal. Byron, Moore,. Bums, Scott, Campbell, Tapso, Dacu. Cooper, (tteotts & Farrelly. deck* Champagne Cider. TjHMXY barrels New Cider, for sale by ** HONK ft GOKDOY v13-.il:-■ -