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LOCAL MATTERS THlfi MAILS. By CsHTBAL Railroad, through pouches for Now York, Philadelphia, Waauington, Augusta. Charles ton, Macon,Columbus, S. W. K. It., Uliattanooga Postal Oar. tuning all mall matter lor the North western states, at 6.15 o’clock P. M, daily. Bz UENritai, Railroad, tuiough pouches for An guaia, Atlanta, Milludgeville Eat'mton, daily, and way mail iur line ol Central Railroad, and all points con tiguous, at 6>4 o’clock A M, daily, except ,Sundays. By ATlasi'ic ins Culp Railroad, for ailpoints on the road and contiguous; Baiubridge, Ga., Talla hasseo, Jacksonville, and all parts of Florida, Via Florida Branch Railroad, 6 a. hi., daily, except Bun days. By steamer, for Brunswick, St. Simon’s Island, Ht. Mary’s and Frederica, oveiy Wednesday at 8 a, in. By steamer, tor Darien, every A'nceday and Satur day at 3 a. in. On Stmdaya all mails will done at 2 p. in. MGNBY SENT WITHOUT DANGEB OF 1.083, by moans of Money Orders, at the Savannah Post Of *ce. The Office will opan for business at!) o’clock a. in., »nd close at 5 o’clock p. m. On Sundays the Offlco will be opened far the delivory of the mail from 9 to 10 o’clock a. in. T. P. Robb, P. M. a«ewts. The following named perasans are authorised to act as agents to receive subscriptions and advertisements for the News and Herald: Oirr.—Wai. Estill, Jr., Bull street, coruer Bay bare. MAOON—Havens & Bliowit, News Dealers, BAINURIDGE.—Theodore 11. Waupell, THO3I.A3VIf.iiE—J. It. S. Davis. DIJBEIN, Ga. —J. J. Seem. ROME, UA.— Adolph A. Ombeso Ja, D.UtiEN, GA. —D. VV. Davis, L tvVTJN—James Russell. HO Ait RSV fLL E. James B ussell . VUICSHEAtt, GA.— Jas. D. Moseley, STOCKTON, GA.— George S. Herbert, V ALDUS LA, GA, —P. 0. PENDLETON. •dll. 1.1--1 illV’lLLk. GA.—W. A. Quillian. i. dr..Ui.US, GA M B. Council. Hil.Lo.l it.FAD, O—W. H. CALVERT, G.uAitaVILL,!., FLa.—Da. Porter. MOMTIOELLO, FX.A.—Tnos. Simmons, FLItMiNGTGpI, jc' 1 .A. —H. A. Stanwood, MADISON, PDA.—J. w Jones. QUINdY, Fi.a. -Thomas J. Shefaed, I. AK ;*j OITSf, FDA—M. D. Mooke. Jacksonville, fla-e. u. iieid. FeItiX.ANDINA, FLa—F. 0- Suhber. FORSYTH, GA.—A. H. Sneed. BP. AUGUSTINE, FDA—G. S. Gkenho. HOUSTON, FDA.— ANGUS Moaulat. Nai'.V YORK.— 3, M, Pettinoill & 00,, S7 Park Bo v; Joy, gob S Go,, No. i Spruce street; G. H. Pav.Li’d & 00., Haw iiurfc Herald Building; Geo. A. $■ Noktii. 19 Broad street, and J. Hookeil & 00, im,—o. o. holtzmaN, "Gazette’' Office. \’y BOSTON**'. 'll. Peyvikoill A- 00., State street, and Gso4eifc4\ Rowsil & 00., 23 Congress street, A. F- IdSoh*|F& Cos., No 89 Court street; 8. B, Niles. PrUDAUEDPHXA—Joy Coe & Cos., HI South Sixth Street. CINCINNATI- S. H. r.uivn,-, 176 Pine Street; MAOK;4SBStoo Street. OHItUGO—Cook, OowrfEiH. fc-fflo., 87 Dearborn at. NilvY ORLEANS, LA—E. 0. VVrfAEXOH .V Oo ,88 Cornmoa strset O W. PITTMAN, Jb., is the,U«oe. al Travelling Agent lor the News and HauiLD for Florida. K. L GENTRY is the General Traveling Agent of tte News asd Heiiald, to receive suhAciiptions and advertiseoitiits. P inTiIASTSitS everywhere are authorized to re ceive adyorttseinants and subsoripiicus at our rag tiiar rates. LKTlkili SHKKT I’HUlfiS CURHKST, We issue every Filthy morning a Letter Slieet Prices Current, containiug the latest reports of this market, a comparative statement cf cotton, and other laliable tables. Merehanis’ cards inserted in all orders lor ten copies or more. Specimen copies can be bad at our Counting Room. Index to New advcrtUsuiriUa. Steamship San Jacinto will sail for Netv York next Saturday. Bagging, iron ties and twine for sale by A Minis. Bacon lor sale by Purse & Thomas. The steamship Wyoming sails for Philadelphia next Saturday. Corn for sale by Sloan, Groover & Cos. Administrator’s sale of lands in Camden county on tile first Tntsoay in October by'a’lios. D. HarrisoD. The steamship Marmion will sail (or New York next Saturday. Notice that A. J. Aylsworth and S. H. Tarver will at tend to tho business of Gilbert butler during his -v. absence from the city. The steamship Leo sails for New York on Wednes day, September 2d. - Blackjack, oaitand pine wood hr sale by Butier & Hardwick, Fresh mackerel lor sale by Bearden & Gaines. Dwelling No. 142 Broughton street lot rent by A. A. Solomons & 00. Baasn for sale by Bell k Hull. Auction sale of tteauiehip machinery ou Wednesday, December 2d, by Bell k Hull. Auction sale of pivvteions. *t*. this Corning, at 10 o'clock, by Blau & Meyer. Potatoes for sale by Bell k Hull. Qualified. —Ou Saturday last Mr. Alex. M Ross qualified as County Treasurer, giving $120,000 bond. No Constables to be Appointed.—For Abe information of the large number of persons who have applied for the position of Constables, we are authorized to state that the Ordinary will not appoint such officers. No Game— Tho match game between the Og e.horpe Ciub of this city and the Excelsior Club oi Augusta (lid not tike place Saturday afternoon, as was anticipated, the rain preventing it. Tbs Ogle thorpes remained In Angneta, and the game will come off this afternoon. The Brunswick Murder. — Tho authori ties of Brunswick have written here requesting that the negro, Csesar Dunham, who, about throe weeks ago was arrested in this city, upon the charge if having six weeks previously murdered another negro named Sambo James, be kept in confinement in the couaty jail uatll his trial In September. Tan Board of Health.—The regular meeting of the Bo.ird of Health will be held on lues day nigh;, next, that ii, if there be a quorum. As our air is so pure that neither cholera nor yellow fever c m exist iu it; and 33 garboge and unclean streets and lanes cannot the health of Savannah as they do olher cities, therefore we, like the miijoriJ.y of the members of tho Board of Health, do no see the necessity ol holding a meeting every week. The Drunken Policeman Caught asd Punished.—The News and Herald, of Monday last stated that on the Saturday afternoon previous a member of the City Police, in uniform and far gone under the influence of liquor, staggered up to a largo negro woman quietly sitting iu a doorway near the corner of Brough-on street lane and Habersham street and told her that she was bis prisoner and mast go with him to the Barracks, at the sam6 time oatching hold of her and dragging her along. She resisted, and finally, seeing that he was bent upon carrying hsr to prison without authority, knocked him down and escaped. He then arrested a negro man, who also got away. The policeman men commenced tc cavort around aud make himsell a nuisance tj all persons in that neighborhood. A policeman came up in a few moments and carried him off. The authorities a’ certained that the policeman re ferred to was named Daugherty aud arrested him. He was arraigned before tbe Mayor Saturday morn log. Rachel McGee, the negro woman above mentioned, was introduced as a witness, and testified that the Policeman had done as stated, told her, “God d—-n you, come along; you’ve got to goto the guard house,’’ had then pull9f along, and pulled her, dragged her, squeezed her against the wall, thrown her, stript her in the street, soul tor his pistol, which was brought to him, and threatened to kill her. Daugherty made his statement; after which tho Mayor announced that he should be fined tweniy dollary and pay for the damage done to Rachel’s dress. Roiv Between VVliites unci Segroe. at St. AugurUnc, Florida— Several Persons Wounded. From a private let.er received herefrom Bt. Au gustine, Florida, we learn that on the 16th instant a riot occurred there between tho whites aud negroes, which resulted in several whiles and negroos being severely injured. It appears that on the day mentioned t hero was a misr meeting of the Conservative party, and air. N. Call addressed tho meeting and rasped the carpet baggers and negroes. Alter the meeting there was a barbecue at Mr. Duncan’s place, and at night a torchlight procession in town. Tue negroes became somewhat excited during Ihe day, being stirred up bytheprirato harangU.'S of the carpet baggers, aud »t night also turned out In opposition to tho whites, all of the negroos bring armed. The two processions met ou St. George s Btreot and some words ensued which resulted in a general riot. The whites, with few exceptions, were unarmed. Mr. William Hernandez was struck with a club right across the eyes and knocked senseless. A Conserva tive negro named Tony Foutain had one of his eyes nearly knocked out. One Radical negro received a shot in the thigh, and another a shot iu the lower part of the leg. Mr. Emory, who was on a visit to the town, was shot in the thigh, aud others were slightly Injured. The soldiers wire ordered out under arms and quelled the disturbance, but not before several ol them had been hurt by the negroes. One soldier was struck across the head with a club aud severely injured. MsyoFs Court. Mayor E. C. Andehson, Presiding. Saturday, August 22, 1668. Tho docket this morning consisted of six cases, three of which were first callod as follows : H. Bradyhouse, H. M. Roberts and Julia Brown. The two men were soldiers ot ‘‘Uncle Bam,’’ and Julia a mulatto girl. The oharges against them was enter ing the premises of a citizen without Bis permission, between eleven and twelve o'cbok, Friday night. From the testimony, It appears that the cook em ployed by the family permits mulatto girls to come there and occupy rooms with such males as they can “ring in 1 ’ from off the streets. The whole party was fined thirty dollars each. Jnlia Johnson and Delta Siymour, negro girls, were arraigned to answer* ' “ Hiv obscene language In the street. They were’* ’ “ *" dollars each ; in default of payment to be confined ten Sara in jail. Julius Demons, negro, was up to answer for being a suspicious character. Julius Is some black, which may be accounted for from the faot that he was an unwilltug visitor from Afrioa to the Southern States only a short ti ne previons to the late unpleasant ness between the Northern and Southern seoilons of this “glorious Union.’’ He was turned over to Lieut. Wray lor investigation. Attempted Robbery.— On Saturday morn ing last, about one o’clock, as a printer residing in tho western part of the city had reached home and was preparing to retire, he heard a noise at the rear of his house. Another typo, boarding with him, who had but a short time previously gone to bed and was not ye’ asleep, Baw a negro on the shed at a second story window, attempting to force an entrance. The man of the house seised his dubble-barreled gun and pulled trigger on tbe burglar. The gun, having been loaded for some time, the first barrel missed fire. The second attempt was more successful, and the load took effeot on the negro, who either fell or jumped Into the yard, crying out that he was shot. Before the inmates ol the house oould reach the yard, he had scaled the fence and escaped. Unfortunately the gun was only loaded with bird shot, so tLat the wounds indicted were not serious. The people in that vicinity, having been so often annoyed by depredators, have generally armed them selves, and now invite nocturnal visitations from any prowling scoundrel who is desirous of making him self a subject for a coroner's inquest, or a deposit for a good load of shot. The Base Ball Match Game,— Tbe Base Ball match between the Oglethorpes, of Savannah, and tho Excelsiors, of Augusta, commenced at the Parade Ground yesterday afternoon. Quito a large number of persona, Including several ladies, taking the threatening appearance of the weather, into con sideration, were present. Five “innings” were played, when the rain caused them to adjourn nniii to-morrow (Monday) afternoon at 3 o’clock, when the game will bo resumed, at which time the ladies are especially invited and expected to be present. Considerable Interest was manifested in the contest, and both parlies played with great spirit and energy. The Oglethorpe Club were “entertained” at the Vigilant engine house yesterday evening In a very pleasant little re*nniou. They will leave for Savannah to-morrow (Monday; evening —Augusta Chronicle of yesterday. Delay of the Tonawanda’— We learn that the steamship Tonawanda, which loft this port tor Philadelphia on Saturday morning, when near Cock spur, broke the straps of her eccentric rod, The atrapß from a leas important part were removed and were about to be atti.chod, when it was found that the rod itself was broken. One of the officers of the ship took the broken parts io a row boat with a crow who pulled up to the city, arriving here abou’ tive o'clock. Messrs. P. J. Bulger St 00. welded the rod, and made other necessary repairs, and the parly left at twelve o’clock on Saturday night. By daylight yesterday morning everything was fixed up and the ship resumed her voyage. This detention will delay her arrival In Philadelphia, but the fact has been telegraphed to the agents there, so that no anxiety will bo felt if she does not coma in on her usual schedule time. Mayor Pro, Tkm.—Daring the absence of Alderman Ford, Chairman of Council and acting Mayor, in the absence of Colonel Anderson, Alderman Brigham wa3 appointed in Ills stead. As the Mayor aad Alderman Brigham were to leave on last night’s train for Atlanta to attend to important municipal business, it became necessary for the Board to ap point someone of their number to act ad interim. A special moating of Council was accordingly held on Saturday evening, when Alderman J. L, Villaloßga was unanimously elected Mayor pro tarn, Fiion —Thu steamship m m Livingston, Captain W. B. Elton, of Messrs. Wilder & Fullarton’s line, arrived yesterday morn ing, with the largest freight brought by any steamer for several months. She reports having experienced strong southerly winds throughout the entire passage. Wa wore plelied to weloome this fine steamship back to our waters, after an absence ot several weeks, and aiso to notice that Mr. Frederick W. Ely, well aud favorably known to the travelling public, is her Purser. He lias our lhanke for usual favors in the w;y of full files of New York papers. Heading Matter.—Were it not for “read ing matter for the million, ’’ the people w„uld be un able to be ir the many trials of their life. Those who have never sought this relief should at once vlßit Eatiil’s News Depot and purchase their ready relief, and those who have sought it should do go the more. All will find, among other interesting reading mat ter, tho following new books and papers : Electric Magazine; Phoronoiogical Journal; Cath olic World; Lippincotl’s Magazine; Harper’s Week ly; Leslie; Round Table; Nation; Southern Opinion. Order for an Election.—On Saturday last Mr. H. S. Wotmoro, Ordinary, issued an order for an election to be held on tho 21st of September to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation, dismal, Stc., of Aaron Alpeoria. By reference to our telegraphic columns it will be seen that on the day the order was issued Mr. Rafus E. Lester was elected to fill said vacancy.. A Bold Burglary. —We learn that a night or two since a burgb.r or some burglars entered the house of a citizen (living in the western portion iff the city) through the window, and carried off a gnutluinan’s trunk, making nil or their exit by waycf entrance. Quiet. —So far as police news is concerned, Savannah was never quieter. The quiet of the city speaks well for the.efficiency of our police force and also for our city. r OFFICIAL, j SPECIAL, MERTiNG OF COUNCIL. Savaknah, Augnst 22, 186 S-6 P. M. Council met, pursuant to call for special meeting for the purpose of appointing a Chairman ot Council pro tern, to act in ihe interim of tile absence fi oui the city of the Mayor, Alaertuan Ford, Ohairmnn of Council, and Alderman Brigham, Chairman ol Coun cil pro tern. Present—The Mayor; Aluermen Vilialonga, Brig ham, Burroughs, a, hi. Miller niidO. C. Millar. On motion, Alderman Vidalonga was duly elected Chair,min pro tempore of Counci in place ol Aider man Brigham, during the absence of tho latter from the city. Council adjourned. JAMES STEWART, Clerk oi Ooanc.il [ADVERTISEMENT.] Georgia State Lottery—For the benefit of the Masonic Orphans’ Home—Howard & Cos., Mana gers, Atlanta. Commissioners—Mrs. S. E. Gladding, Miss Susan 0, Tults. Class 451, drawn in Savannah August 22d, 1868: 36—66—73—5—8—65—II—35—I—l3—10—7- ciaas 162, drawu in .savannah August 22d, 1868: 58 -19—43—48 -71—3-45—50—65—22—47—26—8. Combiuatiun Class 452. drawn In Atlanta, August •22d, 1868: 26-77—75—17—47—36—16—24-48—69—9 -37-66. All combinations will be governed by the Atlanta drawings Howabd A Cos. Ohas. S. Wvli.v, Agent Georgia State Lottery. uoi'liilj AUUIVAIiS. Pulaski House.—Dallas Wood, Fla; W C Sheffield, Cedar Spring, Ga; Sidney Q Miller, Brunswick; Miss C Fletcher. Tampa; T Frierson, do; E A Clarke, do; W W Wall, Bi-ooksvillo; 0 F Wail, do; 0 L Erleberle, Tampa; J N Geisinpcr, do; H H Baker, Columbia, 8 C;WD Wnples, city; F W Sima, do; W E Barnett, Eufaula; C H Phelps, Atlanta; Mrs RM Havens, do; Mis M 0 Scott, Baiubridge; W B Eaton, a, a. Herman Livingston; Purser Fred W Ely, do; F a Mallon, do; J J Canchois, N Y. Screven House—W Schley, city; D Jacobs, Oharlr s ton; A F Splller, Fla; T E Knight, Macon; WM Pee ples, Dawson; WT Howell, city; AH Cole, do; Mrs Cole, do; Misa Cole, do; E Bralnarrd, str Lizzie Baker; W L DePass, Camden, SC; W F Loper, city; J G Guico, Eufaula; B J Woods, do; T F Robb, Macon; 0 W Pike, do. Marshall House.—Lieut W A Wiiite, U S B 0 Nansemond; M G Maraiiliot, do; J Q Biker, do; J Sullivan, city; A J Miller, do; P Carroll, Wii;G Stark, Fla; WL Haztett, do; E J Hains, Ocala; W W Comp ton, Atlanta; J A Mcrcier, str Lizzie Baker; J Fllz gerald, do; H M Blun, Albany. ROPE! ROPE! 300 COILS BCFERIOR BALE KOPE IN STOKE And for sale by aug2ltf BKIGHAM, HOLST & CO. Commercial, Savannah market. . Office oe the News and Heuald, 1 Savannah, August 22—6 P. M. j Cotton.— The market remains dull and nominal, with no sales. Some holders offered their stocks, but buyers would not enter the market at present rates, in the absence of any transactions, we are unable to give quotations, and remark that the shipment of 857 bales to day to the North has still farther reduced the stock on hand. The receipts to day amount to 2 bales, MARKETS BY TELEUUAPiI. Foreign Markets. London, August 22—Noon, Holiday. FkAnkeoßT, August 22. Financial.—Bonds, 76iJ@75%. Liverpool, August 22 -Noon. Cotton— Opened buoyant and advancing; sales, 15,000 bales. Bbeadstuffs — Irregular. Liverpool, August 22—Evening. Cotton -Closed buoyant at an advance; uplands, 10jJ@t0%d; Orleans, ll@ll)Jd; sales, 15,000 bales. BREADSTII FES—D ull. Provisions—Pork firm; lard quiet; bacon advanced to 555. Domestic Markets. New York, August 22—Noon. Financial—Stocks strong and active; money easy; gold, ill; 1802 coupons, 113‘4; North Carolina’s, old, 71 >4; new, 7011; Virginia’s, ex-coupons, 62>i; new, 67; Tennessee ex-coupons, C4>6; new, 63jJ; sterling, 109%. Cotton—Firm at 300. Flour—lo@2oc lower. Grain—Wheat dull and nominally lower; corn, l@2c luwer. Provisions—Mess pork, S2B 60; lard heavy at 18>i@18?4c. Naval Stores—Turpentine moderate request at 45(§)46>4c; rosin drooping; strained common, $2 85. Freights—Dull and lower. New York, August 22—Evening. Financial—Money easy at 3@4 per eont; sterling firm at 109%; gold firmer at 144i0)i44>4; governments dull and heavy. cotton—More steady; sales, 900 bale 9 at 30c. Flour—Dull and 20@30c lower during the day; Southern ranges at $8 70@14 75. Grain— Wheat, 2®30 lower; corn, l@2c lower. Whiskey—Firm at 71c. Provisions—Mess pork quiet at S2B £o@2B 62%; lard quiet. Naval Storys-Quiet. Freights—Lower. Baltimore, August 22. Financial.—Virginia old bonds,inscribed, 46% bid; 1866, 40 bid; 1887, 45 bid; coupon, old and hew, 53 bid; North Carolina, new, 71,bid. Cotton—29J4td)Boo. Flour—Dull and unchanged. GKAiN—Wheut dull and unchanged; corn firm; white, $2 oli@2 06; oats and rye dull. Provisions—Steady. Cincinnati, August 22, Flour—Duil and declined HK'&lSc. Grain—Corn dull; in ear, 92@93c. Whiskey—Held at 66c. Provisions—Mess pork, S2B 75; lard, 18%c; shoul ders, clear sides, I7 S4C. New Orleans, August 21. Financial—Sterling, 16T@169; New York sight, %o premium Cotton—Quiet and steady; middling. 29®30c; salts, 18 bales; receipts, 115 bales; exports, 856 bales. Sugar -Stead}' and unchanged. | MOLASSES—Steady and unchanged. FlßUß—Steady; superfine, $8 hO. Grain—Corn, $100@102J4; oats steady at62%c; bran uuchanged. Pnovisioiis.—Mess pork, $33 50; bacon quiet; shoulders, 14a; clear sides, 18c; lard firm; tierce, 19%o; keg, 21%c. Mobile, August 22. Cotton—Nothing doing; quiet and nominal; re ceipts, 9 ualos; exports, none. Wilmington, August 22. Naval Stores—Spirits turpentine firm at 49%; New York cusks, 4lo; rosins firm; strained, $2 OU; No 2, $ 1 It); Opaque, $2 25; tar advanced, $2 39. Charleston, August 22. Cotton—Frm; sellers holding above the views of buyers, asking 29c for middling; no sales; receipts, 53 bales; exports coastwise, 348 bales. Augusta, August 22. Cotton—Market very duil; no sales or receipts. Shipping Intelligence, Miniature Almanac— I This Day. Sun rises 5 31 Sunsets 6 29 High water 12 36 A M PORT OF SAVANNAH. Monday, August 24, 1368. Arrived *Y eaioriiay. Rieamehip Herman Livingston. Raton, Mew Vork -r Wiidor A Fullarion. Steamer Planter, from Charleston, to U S Quarter master, with CoK.US 12th Infantry. Arrived Saturday. Steamer Lizzie Baker, Fitzgerald, Palstka, Ac— Claghorn k. Cunningham. Steamer City Point, Adkins, St Augustine via Jacksonville —L J Gnilmartiu & Cos. Cleared Saturday. Steamship Tonawanda, Teal, Phiiadelpliia— Hunter & (lammell. Steamship Thames, Pennington, New York—O Co hen A Cos. Steamship Cleopatra, Phillips, New York—Hunter & Gammell. Steamer City Point, Adkins, Charleston—L J Gnll martin A Cos. Sailed Saturday, Steamship Thames, Pennington, New York—O Oo heu & Cos. Steamship Cleopatra, Phillips, New York—Hunter & Gammell. Steamship Tonawanda, Teal, Philadelphia— Hunter A Gammell. Steamer City Point, Adkins, Charleston—L J Guilmartin & 00. U S Revenue cutter Nansemond, Baker, Charles ton, to be placed on the marine railway for lepairs. Schr Jane Ernaon, Van Oleuf, Richmond, Va—Jos A Roberts. Eiporu, Par steamship Tonawanda, for Philadelphia—422 bales cotton, 164 bales dome,tlcs; 64,000 feet lumber, 7 bales paper stock, 70 bnls roaiu, It bales rags, 5 bales hides, 4 bales wool, 724 dry hides, 6S packages mdse, 69 tons iron. Per steamship Cleopatra, for Now York—43o bales cotton, (3 of which are new crop) 22 bales domestics, 34 rolls leather, 365 bbls fl mr, 349 dry hides, 20 sacks wheat, 14 packages mdse, tCo bbls, 25 boxes and 3 tierces dried fruit. Per steamship Thames, for New York—s bales cot ton,? bales woul.iou bbls flour, 50 bills potacots.4 hhds non, 24 packages mdse. Memoranda, Schr Kate Carlton, (Br) Lamb, sailed from Cardenas Aug 7, for savannah. Schr A P Cranmer, Oranmer, from Savannah, ar rived at Fall River, Aug 15. Buesos Ayres, June 26—The bark Ella & Annie, from Savannah (limber) which grounded on ihe Ortiz bank and bilged, has siuce been got off, but has again become stranded on this coast. Ship Lydia Skolfield, Curtis, arrived at Liverpool irom Savannah, Aug 8. schr Dexter Haikness, Washburn, arrived at New York from Savannah, Aug 17. bark Gieuwood, Swasey, arrived at Montevideo from Savannah, June 25. (Before reported without date.) At Mayaguez, 2d Inst, schr Irvine, Higgles, from Savannah, discharging. Steamer J M Lewis, Hardee, Irom Norfolk arrived at Feriiandina, Aug 18, for fuel, bound fur Jackson ville, where she will be employed In towing. At Ferhandina, Aug 20. schrs Enterprise and D C Hulse, bark Hearing and brig Mountalu Eagle, from Matanzas, are at quarantine. Schr Franconia, Leavitt, cleared from Philadel phia for Jacksonville, Aug 18. Schr A H Cain, Simpson, arrived at Philadelphia irom Jatkamvilie, Aug 19. Schr Frank Howard, Teshune, sailed from Provi dence for Jacksonville, AUg 17. Arrived at Greenock, Aag 4, E Lovett, Hatfield, from Darien, t ear Fanny K Shaw. Wotteu, arrived at Boston from Darien, Aug 18. St Marts, August 12—Sailed, Schr Jessie L Leach, Stafford, Philadelphia, 180,600 leetlumber—S L burns St Go. Loading at S L Burns A Go’s Mills— br bark Eugenia Dennis, Montevideo ; Br bark Gulden West, Montevideo; chr Althea Godfrey, Godfrey, Philadel phia ; Bark Daring. Libby, Philadelphia. August 10—sailed, schr Marcus trunter. Orr, Phiiadelpuia, 160,009 feet lumber—S L Burns Jl 00. July 31 sailed Br bark Prowess, Hdoert, Montevideo, 323,600 feet lumber—SL Burns A Cos; Br hark H A Stephenson, Roberta, Montevideo, 246,000 test lumber—S L Burns A Cos. July 25 —Sailed, Br bark Return, Hose, Mon tevideo, 224,000 leet lumber—S L Burns St Cos. ]By Tolegraph.) Charleston, August 23.—Arrived, steamer Mon tert y, irom New York. August 22—Sailed, steamer Jas ndger, lor New York; steamer Prometheus, for Philadelphia; Bteamer Falcon, for Baltimore. passengers. Per steamship Tonawanda, for Philadelphia—G T Nichols and lady, Mrs.) L Worrell aud son, Mary Ambrose. <J Damon, AF Splllcr, Mrs M A Baltey, Master A S Nichols, A H Kitchen, E N Kitchen, two children and svt. Per steamship Cleopatra, for New York—Mrs G W Hussey and Infant, G MeC’leeky, G Butler, D RThom a« and lads, B E Carr and daughter. Rev Jas Stoney, Charles Sims, T Sloan and wife, G P Frey and wife, S J Dowdell, Mas H L Dowdell, Mrs M Moran, Miss Sloan, A champion, I) D Orrell, Mrs A Haywood and 2 children, J H George, E Elmery, J Foeley, G Bart, R L Perry, T L Kinsey, J Ladon, S T Bickford, w C Cosens, A Gomm, D Wood, P Carroll. D B Camp, O A Edwards, J u Edwards, L Wood, J Brern in and two steerage. Per steamship Thamos, for New York—W C Shot field, J Haeniniarle, COJ Miller, Mr Brock, wile and child, and others. Per steamer Lizzie Baker, from Florida—Q Burt, B E Carr. Miss Carr, J Lottore, W W Wall, O F Wall, C L Frelble, J F Uersinger, R W Campbell, Miss E Fletcher, C G Rockhlll, CJapt Gales, E A Claik, T Ty ner, 8 G Miller, w 1) Waples, Mrs Newton, J E Lamp bright, O A Holder son, W E Fort, E E Bryan, col Deverant, A R Avey, Miss Teasdale, and 12 deck. Per steamer City Point, from Florida—Colonel A H Cole, wife and child, Miss Cole, N L Hazletl, J Trlest, C J Harris, J David, T Y Limond, J Phillips, J Rod gers, w H Chisholm, J L TUorley, J Lewis, and 12 deck. Per steamship Herman Livingston, from New York—B B Boss, Mrs W O Seo.t, Mrs J Fleming, W Silverberg, K J Woods, J G Joice, G Rail, J J Cou- Chais, P Dowdal, Master Fleming, Mr Rayuor, Miss O A Raynor, R F Smith, J Harrison, AFC Betts, J C James, D p Roberts, C T Wilson. Conilkirsss. Per steamship Herman Livingston, from New York—O K K Agt, A«G R R agt, W R Boggs, Blair &B, Blun AM, Bell 4 8,6 J Beatty, apt, M A Cos hen, J Coheo, Claghorn AU, Cooper, O A 00, F W Cornwell, Cohen, J M Cooper, M J Doyle A Cos, A Doyle, DeWitt A M, Dufflu A H, atr Dictator or City Point, Elustein, E A Oj, Kiusteih AE, Epstein A E, A A L Freldenberg, A Goiensky, J Gross AoGtiv. A Gouim, L J Guilmartlii A Cos S Goodall, W Nilverherg, U 1. Gilbert, U A Cos, T llalligan, Hamilton A 3, Holdl A D, Jaudon, c A Cos, J Lippmau, VV W Lincoln, Levy A 11, A Low A Cos. Agt str Lizzie Baker, J Lyons, J Luma, Lovell A D, Lalhrop A Cos, M S Moyer J W Mo- Aipin, cure A Champion, Miller A Bio, Noufville Bros, J Oliver, Oppenneimer, A1 A 'Jo, Jas O’Byrne, Orff A VV, Palmer a. 1), J O Palmer, Miss A Rice, VV G Rob inson, It A TANARUS, T Reilly, Rogers, D46 Cos, WG R, J A Roberts A 00, ltugglos A A, H G Hnwe, F W Sims A 00, Sloan, 0 A Cos. D R Smilh, J c Schreiner & Son, so Ex Cos, H A Tophau A 00, Tyler Cotton Press Cos, E U Van Ness, M H Williams <£ Son, ASIA CVV West. Per steamer City Point, from Florida—Dr EW Le Engle, D J Uutlmurlin A Cos, M Y Henderson, S 8 Mil ler. J D Vfflalouga, Raudoll A Cos. Per steamer Lizzie Baker, from Florida—J I. Villa louga, L J Uuilmuriin A Cos, Claghorn A 0, F A Wil kinson, Holcuml.e* Cos, Goodman A M, J E Grady, So Ex Cos, W M Davidson, U Abbott, F M Myrell, Pat VVurd, 11 E Carr, Randell A Cos, Dibble, W A Cos, M Y Henderson, F J Oiaik, Bearden 4(1,682 agt. lomignstt ptr Central K, 11. August 22, 1868. 2 bales cotton, 22 bales yarn, 8 bales domestics, 2,999 sacks corn, 328 sacks and 174 bhla dour, 536 sacks oats, 31 boxes tobacco, 5 bundles printing paper, 60 cords wood, 1 lot old castings, 1 can larJ, 96 ba.reis truit, and mdse, to Bader A Cos, LatUrnjP'A Cos, H Me intire A Cos, Thaxtou, C a Cos, K Molina, J McMahon A Cos, Holcombe A 00, Stouhouse A Cos, Bearden A G, N A Hardee’s Son A Cos, Johnston A ileL, Brady A M, Guckenheimcr A 8, Alexander A It, Brigham H 4 Cos. Gaiuiauy A A, Mallou A F, 11 Bryan, S Gerst man A Cos, 3 G Haynes A Bro, A A Q R fi agt, C K R Agt, W A McKenzie, Adams, W A Cos, Torrent,. M SEVERAL TENEMEMI’S In Jones’ Block of wharf stores. Bay strait, north side, be tween nhitaker and Barnard slrsets. - auglS-lw R. HABERSHAM A 00. FOR RENT, MA COMFORTABLE mo STORY (on basement) BRICK DWELLING on Montgomery street, next to the corner of Lit. ( street. Apply to O T. MORE! , nng!B ts fit office oi ilartildc - • "( ~J TO LET , * M STORE NO. 145 fly ’il T 4li STREET, at preaeui l '- .X uapied by Messrs. Neafvllle Bros. Posß39sionj given Ist Octo ber, U6B. Address GEO. W. FAEIEB, ang7—lm Darien, Ga. TO RHIISTT LOW, FOR THE BDIINER, MTHE TWO-BTORY FRAMED BUILDINGS on New Houston street, between Bnll aud Drayton streets, fronting the Gouth side of the Paride Ground. Apply at V 5 Bay street, to je4—tf GARMANY A ADAMS. J. MaDONOUGH. TANARUS, BALLENTYNE, LIBERTY ST. FOUNDRY, OPPOSITE GULF E. B. DEPOT. Iron and Brass Castings HADE TO ORDER. GhIJST GEAR, ALL SIZES ON HAND. Susrar Mills and Boilers, IIKDUCI'ION IS PRICES. WE WILL SELL AS FOLLOWS:— Sugar Mills, 18-tnoh S9O 00 Sugar Mills. 16-inch 7-p 09 Sugar Mills, 14 inch 65 90 Sugar Mills, 12 inch 35 00 Sugar Boilers, 40 gallons 17 00 Sugar Boilers, 60gallons 22 oO nilgai.iao;*er«,'66yal 25 Oo Sugar Boilers, 80 gal Sons 84 00 Sugar Boilers, 100 gallons 4ft 00 tST Our MILL SHAF iS are made out of tho best 3-int:li wrought irou. JOURNALS will be all of a Ulundnrd size EXTRA BUSES always on hand. tW From our well-known ri putaii.m, we solicit a share ot public patronage. All our work is warranted and delivered at depots and Bteamboats free 01 charge. All ordeis promptly attended to. aull—4in X. BALLENTYNE & 00. ~¥on "baleT" fJIHE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALK about 7,000 Acres of Fine Land, situated in Camden county, belonging to the estate of Dr. A. DoLarochc, deceased. These lands are laid off In separate surveys of one to two thousand acres, and will be sold either separately or together, as desired. Soma of these lands are heavily timbered with pine aud live oak, and are well adapted to raising sea island cotton, They are all situated near Cabin Bluff, at which point the southern boats pass on their reg ular trips. For farther particulars apply to tho un dersigned. JOHN F. HAMILTON, J. E. GACDBY, may!4—eodilra Trustees. Notice to Consignees of Wool, IllllieS, BEESWAX ANlt TALLOW, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING UNLIMITED ORDERS, are prepared at all times to purchase, AT THEIR OFFICE , 1 54 EAT STREET, theabuVe articles, paying for same the highest market prices, as also the drayage from steamboats or railioads. anil—tf IS W. DBCIMMOND A BbO. Dissolution of Co-Partnership. THE co-partnership heretofore existing between ihe undersigned, under the firm name of KRItN HON & HA.YYK.itB, i3 dissolved by mutual consent. F. KHENSON. E. t\ HAWKES. All onlstanding accounts of the firm will be settled by F. KRBNSON, who will continue the business of BHI* 4 WEIGHT and WHARF RUILDING across the liver on his own account. Office on Ray street, City Hotel bnilding. ang2o-Ct Milch Cows for Sale. rfUIE subscriber effsrs for sale a number of FINE A. COWS, that will be in good milking condition in from three weeks to two months. The cattle may he eoen at Maxell's pustule, about a mile west of the city. D. COX, au2o-3t Perry, between Barnard At Whitaker ata. John W. Walker, Geo. A. Ai.len, Augusta, Ga. Paducah, Ky. J-no. F. Treijtlsn, Kufaula, Ala. NOTICE OF"CO-PARTNERSHIP. W‘E HATE THIS DAY associated ourselves tc gttuer unaer the style of Walker, Allen & Treutlen, AS— Cotton Factors, Commission Merchants AND— SHIPPING AGENTS, In this city, and would solicit irom our friends ona the public generally CONSIGNMENTS OF COTTON, GRAIN, ana produce of every description. Especial attention will be given to orders for BAGGING. ROPE, etc. 4bS' When desired, will make the usual Advances on prod ace In store. WALKER, ALLEN & TREUTLEN, attg2l -2m Office No. 8 Drayton street. IRON TIES. THE undersigned are prepared to meet orders for BEARD’S SELF-ADJUSTING BUCKLE TIE. Factors supplied at liberal rates. ong2l-lf BRIGHAM. HOI.HI & CO. nIiSINESg GAUDS, BILL-tiKADS AMD Xj TAGS, of every size and style, printed »l .the NfWI ext BertM .Job .OHu llißav lirast, J. W. STANSBURY&CO., SUCCEBHOBS TO THE LATE Jfc'HiM OF E, D, Sinytlie & Cos. Importers and Dealers IN CHINA, Glass and Qneensware, SILVER-PLATED AND EKITTANIA WARE, TABLE CUTLERY, KE ROSENE LAMPS, AND HOLNfi FM IMS GENERALLY, AT THE OLD STAND, 109 Broughton Street, TSiT O TICE. THE BUSINESS OF THE LATE FIRM OF E. D. BMYTHK & CO., WILL BE LI QUIDATED BY US ONLY. au g l9-tf SAY ASX AlB MEDICAL COLLEGE, SAVANNAH, GA. The twelfth annual course of lec tures in this Institution will commence on the FIRBT MONDAY IN NCVEMBItK NEXT, and cou tinue four months. FACULTY: MkC'-ifwor Theory and Practice of Medicine— R. D. «SLAi-t, m, and. tjf °J Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and ,P M. RULLOCK, Vl. D. Adjunct— THUS. %. D. '.« j r Principles and Practice of Surgery— W. . RGLccKiH, M- D. Adjunct—2. J. CHARLTON, D. Professor Materia Mvdica and Medical Jurispru cimcc-J. ti. READ, M. Jl. Adjunct— Ji. J. NUNS, m. n. Professor Physiology and Pathology— JOßi AH HARRISB. M. I>. Adjunct— J. G. THCMaS, M. D. Professor Anatomy and Dean of Faculty— W. R. WARINU, M. D. Professor Chemistry— W. M. OHABTER3, M, D. Adjunct—W. H.'KLLLOTT, M. D. Demonstrator Os Anatomy — W. DUNCAN, M. D. Assistant Demonstrator and Curator—a, P. MYERS, M,D. MS’ Requisites for graduation the same as in i'i regularly chartered Colleges of good standing. OHARGES. For Coarse of Lectures $lO5 00 Matriculation (paid only once) 5 00. Dissecting Ticket 10 00 Diploma 30 GO For further particulars address W. R. WARING, aulO—law3mM Dean of Faculty. TXT Sii Merchants’ Protective Union MERCANTILE Reference Register. THE MERCHANTS’ PROTECTIVE UNION, or ganized to promote and protect trade, by ena bling its subciibers to attain facility and safety In the gianting ot credits and the recovery of claims at all points, have to aunounco that they will in Septem ber, 1868, publish in one largo quarto volume THE MERCHANTS’ PROTECTIVE UNION MERCAN TILE REFERENCE REGISTER, containing among oilier thing,, toe names, nature ot business, amount ot capital, financial standing, and rating as to credit of over four hundred thousand of the principal mer chants, traders, bankers, manufacturers aud public companies In more than thirty thousand of the cities, towns,villages and settlements throughout the United States, then territories, aud the British Provinces ol North America; and embracing the most important information a'tainable and ncosssHty to enable the merchant to ascertain at a granco the capital, charac ter and degree of credit of such or hlo castomars as are deemi and worthy of any gradation of credit, com prising also a newspaper directory containing the title, character, price aud place 01 publication, with full particulars relative to each Journal, being a coin plete guide to the prers of every county In the United States. The reports and information will be confined tc thosedeemed w.-nhy of some linoof credit; anil as the same will ho b,.sed, -o far as practicable, upon the wntten statements of the parlies themselves re vised and corrected by well known and reliable legal corresponuems whose character will prove a guaran tee ol the correctness of tile information lurnishcd by them, it is believed that the reports will prove rnOiG trnthfirland complete, and therefore superior to and of much greater value than any previously issued. By aid of the MERCANTILE REFERENCE REG ISTER, business men will he enabled to ascertain at a glance the capital and gradation of credli, as com pared with financial wori h,ot nearly every merchant, manufacturer, trador aud hanker wilhla the above named teriltorial limits. on or about the first of each mouth subscribers will also receive the Monthly Chionicle.coulaiuiDg among other things a record of such important changes in the name and condition 01 films throughout the country as may occur subsequent to the publication of each half ver.rlv volume of the MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER. Price ot THE MERCHANTS’ UNION MERCAN TILE REFERENCE REGISTER, fifty dollars (seo), lor which it will be forwarded to any address in tuc United States, transportation paid. Holdersol five s'o shares of the capital stock, in addition to participating in too prufi s, will receive one copy of the MERCANTILE REFERENCE REG ISTER tree of charge; holders ot lee shares will he entitled to two copies; and ho more than ten snares of the capital clock wilt be allotted to any one appli cant. All remittances, orders, or communications rela tive to the bo. k should be a i.lreuno I to the MKR OLANIS’ I’ROIWCTIVK UNION, in the American Exchange Bank Building, No. ISS Broadway (Box 2,506), New York. augl9 5w WM. H. TISON. WM. W. GORDON. TISON & (1 Oi!DON, COTTON FACTORS —AND— GENERAL COMMU MERCHANTS, BAY i ?iilmmT.} {Savannah, (Ja. ffe" LIBERAL ADVANCES made oil consign ments. auts—H&TW< m CHESAPEAKE PHOSPHATE WB offer for sale this valuable Fertilizer, which has been extensively used a lid high ly approved, ia lots to suit tho trade. Also, Pure Jr*erVivian Guano augtil 2w R. HABERSHAM A CO. To the Wholesale Merchants OF SAVANNAH.—A young man thoroughly com petent, and who has an extensive acquaintance throughout this State and Florida, desires to travel and represent FOUR FIRMS—one of each branch of trade. Terms liberal. Aodrets COMMI.RCIAJj TRAVELLER, augl9-tf News aud Herald office. FOR RENT OFFICE in Harris’ Range. Also three stories iu same Block, suitable for storing cotton. Apply to augl4-tf 11. J. DICKERSON. WANTEUr A PRINCIPAL FOR THE “MONTICKLLO AND JKFfcEKSON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL.”— Auy person desiious of occupying the above position will please scud in their proposals, ac ompanied by satisfactory references, on or before the 2uth of August next, at which time the Board of Manager.* will decide upon applications. The tfchooi will com mence the first Monday in October. J. M. MARVIN,) I>. WILLIAMS, } Committee. J. T. BLDD, ) MontlcellO, Fla~ July 15, COJK-MI onnn BUSHELS PRIME WHITE corn, itUUVj 1300 bushels OATS, NORTHERN and EASTERN HAY constantly on hand and for sale by E. B. CHIPMaN, 177 Bay street, mh2S—ti Between Barnard an wbisoker. L 1 ME OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, in slore and for sale by augl9-lw L. J. GUILMARTIN & CO, I)ALL TICKETS, ORDER OF DANCEB, printed In 1J the neatest stylo at the NEWS AND HERALD JOB OFFICE, 111 Bsyatreet. Shipping. Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamship Cos. For Philadelphia, Cabin PaNNagG Keck Passage, wMU subsistence...slo OO THE NEW STEAMSHIP life WYOMING, JACOB TEAL, Commander, Wlilsall for the above port on Saturday, Aug. 39th, at 3 o’clock p. m. For freight or passage apply to HUNTER & OAMMELL, ang24 84 Bay street. BLACK STAR INDEPENDENT LINE!! FOE NEW YORI. THE FIRST-CLASS STEAMSHIP MARMION, _ FAIR CLOTH, Master, Will sal) on Saturday, Aug. 29ih, at o’clock m. For Freight or Passage apply to OOTAVUS COHEN & CO., Agent*, 82 Bay street, Savannah, Ga, Aar K, LOWDEN, Agent, No. 93 West street, New York. au24 Murray 5 s .Line FOR RiEW -cans YORK. CABIN IPASSAOK Oil STEERAGE, wltli Subsistence . 310 OU THE FIRST-CLASS STEAMSHIP LEO, DEARBORN, Commander, Wlilasli forthe above porton « Wednesday, Sept 2, at o’clock ut. Through blllslading given here on Ootton destined for Liverpool by first-class steamers. For freight or passage, having superior accom modations, apply to HUNTER & OAMMKI.L, fil Bay street. tW No 6r.gagod berths secured after Monday, August .’Hat, unless paid for. an 24 FOR NEW YORK. EMPIRE LINE. CABIN PASSAGE.. ..........*»IS. SiYJCKKAWB, with Subsist rust..., —.slo, iAnfe? Iggggjg THE FINE BIDBWHEEL STEAMSHIP SAN JACINTO, ATKINS, Master, Will sail as above on Saturday, August 149, ot o’clock m. AS” Positively uo engage*! berths secured aitir Wodnesday, August 26th, unless paid for AS” For irolgnt or passage, havingsuperior ac. eoinmodatlo7!= aptdyto JOHN W. ANDERSON’S SONS & 00. WM. it,. GARRISON, Agent, _au24 No. 6 Bowling Green, New York. FOB NEW YOKK ATLANTIC COAST !\Lail Steamship Cos. BIDE-WHEEL SHIPS. EVERY TVEDNESDAY. CABIN PABSAOK $23 OO STEERAGE, with Subsistence $lO OO 4ig Tho new and fast-sailing steamship HERMAN LIVINGSTON, W. B. EATON, Commander, Will sail on Wednesday, Aug. 30, at 1% o’clock p. m. Bills of lading given nere on (trough freights ofeotton to Liverpool by first-class steamers. Korirolght or passage, Waving new and splendidly arranged accommodations, apply to WILDER It FLI.LARTON, 8 Btuddard’s Upper Range, Opposite tho Post office. N. B.—Positively no berths secured after Monday, August 24, unless paid for. augSll FOE BALTIMORE. Cabin Passasre SgSfiJO The New and Superior Steamship AMERICA, GEO. W. BILLUPS, Commander, wlii sail tor Baltimore on THURSDAY, August 37, atlp. m. Positively uo state-rooms secured unless tickets are procured at the office of the Agents. For freight or passage, having excellent accom modations, apply to J. it. WEST * no., auglS Bay street, opposite Whitaker. CHARLESTON AND" FLORIDA STEAMBOAT LIME! THE STJSIAJYIjKK, CITY*POINT Oapt. CHAS. WILLEY, Will, on and after Aug. 6th, ieava Charleston EVERY TUESDAY at 9 o’clock P.M.; Savannah for Florida EVERY WEDNESDAY at a o’clock P M., touching at Fernandina, Jacksonville, and all points on St. John’s river. RETURNING, will leave Pllatka EVERY THURS DAY, Jacksonville EVERY FRIDAY, and Savan nah for Charleston EVERY SATURDAY, at 8 o'clock A. M. N. B.—No freight will bo received after 2p. tn. on day of sailing. ear F, eight and passage as cheap as any other due. L. J. GUIf,MARTIN k 00., je24—tf Agents. NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CO, TIIUOIUII LI Mi TO CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA RAILROAD. New Ar rang emeut, Sailing from New York os the sth and 20th of Every Month, Or the day before when these dates fall on Sunday. PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE. For Information address D. v x'ARRINGTON, Agent, Pier 40 North HlVer,' W. H. WEBB. President. C NA, Vice Pres. Office—s 4 Exchange Plat rrk. je4—Gm Auction Sales—This Day. BY BLUN A MEYER. THIS DAY (Monday). August 24th, Bl 10 o’clock, la front of the store, will bai sold: 3 threes Bagged Hams, 10 bbliFlour, 8 bbls Sugar. 100 bbls Potatoes, 4 boxes Tobacco, 20 half-barrels Nos 1 and 2 Mackerel, Clothes Lines aud Clothes Pins, 4 bines Shoes, and Furniture. an24-lt Aiiction Sales-—Future Davs. BACON! BACONM 2 birds Clear Sides, v hhds Clear Ribbed Sides, choice, 8 hhds Shoulders. Just received per steamship America, from Balti more, and for sale by [au24J BULL* HULL. POTATOES. 72 BBLS. CHOICE POTATOES, Just received per steamship Herman Livlng6ton, and for Bale low by fau24- twj BELL At HULL. STEAMSHIP MACHINERY AT AUCTION. by UI£L.I. <& HULL.. Oh WEDNESDAY, December 2d next, at 11 o’clock, oh wharf, will be sold for account of the Gov ernment and all concerned: THE BOILER, SHAFT, WHEELS. MACHINERY, AND TWO 32-POUND CANNONS, Saved from tbe steamship Nashville. Terms cash ou day of sale. aug‘24-td HORSES AT PRIVATE SALE. B Y 81111.1. <b HULL.. 1 Fine Large Draught Horse, (warranted sound and gentle.) ALSO, 1 Large Family Horse. Terms cash. aug22-5t HAY, CORN! 209 BALES HAY, 100 SALES CORN, Now landing Irom brig Blackfish, from New York, and for sale by aug2o-6t BELL & HTLL. HAY! HAYI " 121 BALES HAY, Now landing from brig Ramerez, and for sale by atig2u-3c BELL & HULL. SYRUP I SYKUPI 25 BARRELS SYBUP, 10 HHDS MOLAsSSS, Now landing from brig Ramerez, from New York, and for sale by aug2o-lw BELL & HULL. RESIDENCE ON THE BALTS—AT PRL VATE SALE. BY' WM. W. DANIELS. One oi tho moat delightful resorts on the coast, near the hue of the Skidaway and Seaboard Railroad. For further particulars apply at my office. Jy2B-t( STEAM ENGINE AND SAW MILL AT PRI VATE SALE. BY WILLIAMS, WARD & McfNTIRK. ONENEW4Q-HORSE-PO WBR ENGINE COMPLETE, Cylinder. 14x24 inches; 22-inoh stroke; Fly Wheel, a leet in diameter, and 18-inch faoe. Saws, carriage*, Ac., all complete for a first-class Saw Mill. New and packed tor shipping—never has been put up. jy!B AT PRIVATE SALE. BY WILLIAMS, WAllI) & MclN’fiUE, EIGHTY-ONE BUILDING LOTS, East of the Atlantic St Gulf Railroad. To parties wishing to build, these Loti are very desirable. They are near the city, and ia a healthy location. Plat can be seen at our office. jyl4-tf TENNESSEE COM, ARRIVING DAILY. MOLASSES, IN CYPRESS BARRELS AND IN HOGSHEADS, Nort/iern and Eastern Hay, FOB SALE BY GUERARD & HOLCOMBE. anio—tf THE NEGRO, BY “ ARIEL,” PRICK 35 CENTS. CALIBAN: A Sequel to “Ariel.” Price 25c. THE ADAMIC RAGE. Price 25c. NAOHASH: WHAT IS IT? Price 50c, A farther supply of tile a*iOve works just received aud lor sale at Estill’g News Repot, ang!B—lm Bull street, next to Post Office. PASSMAN’S CELEBRATED .Alligator Tie ! JUS I' RECEIVED A SUPPLY, which we Offer for sale in lots to suit purchasers, augl9-eod2w R. HABERSHAM & CO. The Valley Female Seminary WILL RESUME ITS EXERCISES on the 3d day Os SEPTEMBER at Winchester, Va, For far ther particulars apply to tho Principal, Mrs. ANN E. T. MAGI LI,, Winchester, or to THOS. M. FORMAN, y‘22—lawlm Brunswick, Ga. New Novel b) Wilkie follins. THW MOONSTONE. By Wilkie Collins. Cam or* ; or, Lite Under the Mew Empire. By Octave Feuillet. THK HERMITS. By Rev. Charles Kingsley. Advice to a Wife on the Management oi Her Own Health, lly Prof. Henry Chavatse, PAUL < LU'POKL). by Bulwer. New edition, burns’ Poetical Works, cheap edition. THE ABBOT, by Bcott. Cheap edition. Baines’ Notes ou Book of Pbalniß. Cooper, Oloott <& Cos. aug!B—tf FEED CORN. 200 SACKS 00EN ’ For sale cheap by augl7-tt WILLIAMS, WARD & MoINTIBE. SALT, SALT. 2500 SiCKS FOK BALB BY augl7-lw BEARDEN & GAINES. COTTON YARNS. ALWAYS on hand, received direct from the Facto ry, and for sale by J. W. MCDONALD, augl-2—tf 164 Bay street. Molasses. i)l\ HOGSHEADS OF MOLASSES in Store and As U for Bale by jyl4—lf WILLIAMS, WARD A MoINTIRE. ARROW TIES FOR SALE BY ANDRF.W LOW & CO., GEItERAL AGENTS FOR GEORGIA AND jy3o—lm FLORIDA. "ropeT CONSTANTLY RECEIVING direct from the Miltay beat MACHINE BALE ROPE, aud for sale at manufacturers’ wholesale prices. Factors aud deal ers will RDd it equal to the best Hemp Rope for planters’ use, and much cheaper. A. M. {SCARBOROUGH, No. O Stoddard’s Lower Range, jyO—l£ Bay street. Wanted—A Steam Engine. WANTED TO PURCHASE, a Portable Boiler with Engine attached, of 20 or 28 horse power; one that is in good order. Apply to J. W. MCDONALD; augl2—2w 164 Bay street. CORN, OATS AND FLOUR FOR SALK BY N. A. Hardee’s Son & Cos. aulO—tf LAW BLANKS, BRIEFS, BLANKS for County and other officers printed in the neatu.t style at the NEWS AND HERALD JOB OFFICE, 111 BAY STREET,