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j&uamnab toning £tav. Fire. —The building destroyed by fire this morning was the property of Mr. Geo. DeKenne, and was insured in the Southern Mutual, represented by Mr. Thomas Har den, for three thousand dollars. The building was occupied by Mr. A. Stamm as a lodging house and restaurant, which was insured for thirty-three thousand dollars in a company represented by Mr. George Gehe. The First Day’s Races. —To-morrow the annual races over the Tenbroeck course will commence, and as several well known horses have been in training -some fine sport may be expected. The following is the programme for to-morrow : first day. First Race.—Sweepstakes for three year old’s; one and a quarter miles; entrance S4O, half forfeit; S2OO added by the Club. Closed with ten nominations. Second Race.—Sweepstakes, for two year old's ; one mile; entrance S3O, half forfeit; $l5O added by the Club. Closed with three nominations. Third Race.—Mile heats ; purse $200; $l5O to first, SSO to second horse. Racing to commence at one o’clock. Trains will leave Central Railroad as per schedule published in morning papers. The Jockey Club hold a meeting to night to' decide on the entries for to morrow . The Grand Raffle.—The committee to whom was entrusted the disposition of the Sabre Club furniture, fixtures, &c., have decided to have a grand raflle, each article being a prize, to be numbered ac cording to value. There will be twenty prizes, and one hundred and ten chances at $2.00 each, by which liberal arrange ment it will be seen that every one who invests in the scheme will stand quite a good showing for a prize, as there is a prizo to every five or six persons, and none of the prizes are worth*less than $3.00. It should also be borne in mind that this is no speculation on the part of the Sabre Club, as a resolution was offered at the final meeting, and unanimously carried, that after paying the outstanding debts of the club, the balance on hand should be turned over to the Ladies’ Memorial As sociation of this city, and it is confidently expected that the committee will be able to turn over at least one hundred dollars to the ladies. “Dear me! how hearty tired I am of this mourning!” said a fashionable lady to her maid. “Jane, who is it I am in mourning for?” ‘THE BEST SELECTED STOCK OF Carpets, Oil Cloths, am and—- WINDOW FURNISHING, EYE it OFFERED IX THIS CITY, AND AT VERY LOW FIGURES. octT-Gm LATIIROP & CO. rjy XUGE XT , 1) LA lei; in the best op ALES, WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGARS, Cor. Bryan and Barnard Streets. Hot Scotch and Irish Whiskies, Hot Apple Tod dies, Hot Tom and Jerrys, and all drinks of the season served up in good style. A Fine Lunch served every day at 11 am. Board and Lodging. CQALandGRAIN JgEST ENGLISH COAL and ANTHRACITE COAL, For Ranges and Stoves, delivered promptly all over the city. im™ Also All kinds of FEED, lIAY, and COUNTRY PRODUCE, at .?. A. MERGER’S, No. 157 BAY STREET, novls-3in Between Whitaker and Barnard, Wm. C. Staley, j John A. Staley. Attorney at Law. j Notary Public. JOHNS. STALEY a SON, Brokers and Auctioneers. Bonds, stocks, gold and silver bought and sold. For Sale or Rent—That valuable lot and im provements, corner St Julian and Price streets. For Rent—That Desirable Residence, also, two vacant lots, suitable for Wagon Yard and Stables, corner of Ilall and Montgomery streets. Posses sion Ist November. Two Dwellings, containing six and eight rooms, modern improvements; north side of Taylor, be tween Barnard and Tatnall stieets. Four desirable houses, on Henry, between Jef erson and Montgomery streets, nine rooms, with all modern improvement!; possession September and October. oelD-tf INLAND ROUTE Ti FLORIDA. THE STEAMER LIZZIE BAKER, Captain P. La ROSE. Will leave Fadelford’s Wharf regularly EVERY TUESDAY MORNING at 10 o’clock, for Doboy, Darien, Brunswick and St. Mary’s, Ga., Fernandi na, Jacksonville ard Palatka, Fla. Arriving at Jacksonville and Palatka every WEDNESDAY. Returning—Will leave Palatka every THURS DAY at 0 o’clock, A. M., and Jacksonville every FRIDAY at 3 o’clock A. M„ arriving in Savanna! SATURDAY MORNINGS, making close connec tion with the flret-class side-wheel steamships San Salvador and San Jacinto for New York. All way landings touched at going and returning. Freight and passage guaranteed as low as by other lines. JOHN F. ROBERTSON, Agent, novl3-0m Office on \\ harf REIMOVAIi. ■JTAVING REMOVED MY STOCK OF PAPKR, STATIONERY, ETC., TO NO. 135 BAY STREET, (Between Bull ami Whitaker streets.) I BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE ATTENTION of my patrons and the public generally to the luet, and invite them to call and examine my stock. R. A. WALLACE. octTtf HOLIDAY GOODS. J> AISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON,* ALMONDS, PECANS, WALNUTS, BRAZIL NUTS, PRUNES, PRESERVES, OLIVES, SABDINES, PICKLES, FIGS, ORANGES, LEMONS, CANDIES, MINCE MEAT, FI RE-WORKS, and a rri.L LINE OF CIIO 1C E GROCE RIE S . BRANCH & COOPER, S. W. Cor. Broughton & Barnard Sts c o linis’ HT’IO. 13 3NT O XX CAFE AND RESTAURANT L. R. COLLINI, Proprietor. UNDER*MASONIC IIALL, BULL ST., S A ANN AH, GA. MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS. POLITE waiters always in attendance. Tables fur nished with the best the Northern markets atTotd. Breakfasts, Dinners and Suppers furnished to pri vate parties afid families, at the Cafe, or at private residences, upon short notice. oct7-ff Theatre Shades! McDonough St., Opposite Theatre. JULIUS KOCX, PROPRIETOR. Always on hand, ▲ supply of thjc CHOICEST CHAMPAGNES, ALES, WINES, * LIQUORS, CIGARS, 4c. fy'Drop In between the Acts. ocll-€m Money Found. %W“ A sum of money was found near Herbert & Way’s Produce Store in the Market a few days ago, which the owner have by proving property and paying for this advertisement, janlotf