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! 8M rZva nnah Hteninere |prr» f ' a wg NJS w roRK. . »,. .. vjriI o, Thursday, March 1st.at — n'c*. S;can"J> ,p “ Livingston, Saturday, March crani* 11 -!’ 3 lork «i. Ul. 5,at 10 (jjiaSe. Saturday, March 3, at - o’ck SwamshtP ^ BALT11I0 „. , North Point, Friday. March 2d, at — iv er. j if am>hiP I q'c10&- for BOSTON. . In City of Bath, Tuesday, March Oth, at - «' ;l0Ct FOB AUGUSTA, L ElOS. Tuesday, February 2T:h, at — c!oct ' lsuii'S \ Stevens, Wodnesday, Feb. 8*th, gie.tiiier * • . 6 o'clock II r W ,ai ini" li. Gibbons, even' Saturday morning . in- for charleston. rao r FullD taiu, every Monday morning at B £l • mu Fuinle, every Thursday morning at 10 ,-r den. Shepley, ■ORTOWN. • every Sunday morning, ■clacN t HAWKIN8VILLE. >rg T , v: , Hoys and Charles S. Hardee, every niul’ldllgi ) o’clock. FOR 6CNBD&Y. IVttei, every Monday, Wednesday t 7,S« o’clock. creamer n ,\l'M moiniia; for FLORID. ner Sylvan Shore, every Tuesday morning, at | jo o’clock Hciimc Utlen (telly, every Saturday morning, at , „ r Lizaie Baker, every Friday morning at 10 . .. Eii;i every Tliurs lay morning at. 10 O’clock ;,J„SE« 1" Virgo are notified that that steam- si,,], i- dweiiurpu at Lamar’s wharf, lower Press. ■vuifLEno rviHNT. —Col. Presdee deairea publicly renim M* thanks to Cap*. Cope and Capt. Brown very pronqit manner in which they reported a - 'a« of cotton received by them from the steamer I ^ iurough the mistake of the delivering clerk. » j aE sieaHEB L iRlinotos.—This steamer, under nunand of Capt. Broch, arrived here last evening gavvkiusviUe. Wo are indebted to purser S. C. .vinai, lor paper ■s and other favors. f ft .\i DooiOBro'VB.—The steamer Gen. Sbeptey •cJay niorniug from Doctortown, in the col ISh"urs. Purser Cobeu will please ac- r tliauks lor favors. L; ,>i HatrawsviLiE.—The steamer Two Boys, Cap- i„;u Daniell', arrived here yesterday from Hawklns- . anil jii iialc of cottou and sundry merchan- L. parsiT fi 'itiuillatt will please accept thanks for ,,.,-c news and other favors. Pa ,ii Sew Voss.—The steamship Virgo, Capt. £1,; -rriv .J Ueie yesterday morning in 80 hours a i\iv York. The Captain reports: North of is n- ?poke steamship Gen. Sedgwick, bound to l.-tsi,i*. Texas. Parser P. D. Slocum will accept cha.iks for late New York papers and other fa- iship 1 haoe, Capt, Boatb, also from New nmi'sday last, arrrived here about ten ■■■•■ • fiJjf. Purser Higgins will also accept or iilcs of New York papers of Thursday, .ual i'avors • 1 1 m • Libkarx.—By reference to the ad- : Mr. Thus. J. Staley it will be seen that : -... hookseller has established a cwcula- im; :a» miu-ction with bis book store, it is ic.:..'. i... .. - dr. Staley to add to the library al- ■ uauh itcd, all the now books as fast as they iM'M'.ed from the publishers. We wish the en- itrpn-vallHu cess, supplying aa it does, to a certain •stent, lac .rant of a public libri ry so sadly felt in our a. —;y. Staley’s circulating library will, we s ’, speedily become one of the ‘•institutions” pistol was taken in ^ I E"* <* Monday morning offieir May ansWW in < *'** rme< *’ 10,1 I three of the negroes engaged in the robbery held in his own recognizance tor hi, appearance ym-i of Mr *re,- / u«Wng Wont and recovered aboot two t«day morning to answer the charge. Yesterday bundled dollars worth of the goods, but they are moving he appeared, and jgdge Poltard *ftar uking mpatlyin such a xfentaged condition thri they are. the deposition of thearresting officer, and ofMr. tong. I wbrth nothing to the owner. We undented anagro and alao that of several negroes, turned the case over boy gave some information which led to the arrest of to the Military Commission. A Ruaaway Horse Killed Yesterday afternoon about three o’clock a fine looking mare, the property of Mr. a. A. Berry,which waa under ■addle and attached to a post on West Broad street, near the Central Bailroad Depot, took bight and ran •way- By some means or other she had a negro boy on her back, although she had been left Usd to a poet, and dashad sway at a frightful speed, the boy holding on tenaciously down West Broad street into Bay. When opposite Whitaker, street she ran afoul of a dray with two mules attached ; she rau upon one of I the shafts and the concussion was so great that the boy was thrown to the g round, and although at first supposed to bo killed, was found to have been more scared than hurt. The man driving the dray waa thrown from it and the wheel passed over Ida leg, in- ! jnrlng him to some extent, although not seriously. Such was the force of the collision that the shaft of the dray was driven through the. left flank of the mare, going in at the breast and passing out behind I the shoulder. The aMkhlka of the mars waa truly .1 pitiable, and as she could not possibly survive, some I of the bystanders first got an axe with which they tried to kill her, but failed to get the blow home at the right place in several attempts. A gentleman then I procured a revolver, with jw&Iok he put .an end I to her sufferings by shooting her through the head. I the thieves, sod brought to the store some iff the sto len boots which had been cat to adagit the heels iff their new possessors. The thieves-'were yesterday turned over to the Freedmen’s Bureau tor examine- tion. Arrivals at the Hotels. PULASKI HOUSE—W. U. Wiltbikgkr a co. L R York, 12f li Me 8 F Myrick, Oa T P Johnson, Ga K Swift, Mass 8 K WUdman, Savb Capt M Murphy. N Y P Shonacliaii, N Y J Snyder, A*GR Snyder J U Cay, tia HC1 , USN O W McWhorter, Miss L M Carswell, Oa T J Mildredge and boy, Richmond J Douglass, Ga J McDonough, Augusta B Cay, Jr, Oa MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. LUOg. T Mills, N Y | L Taylor and lady, Pbiia W D Hamilton, Ga G C Drew and lady, N Y Capt J D Ashton, lady andjo M Chambers, Phila servt, Ga |M J Humbert, S C J B Kent, Mobile | R H Mead, N Y P O Jones, Columbus i N L Dykeman, U 8 A A R Hag ha, do |u J Schley, Ga C Tucker, N Y I Mrs Wood and son, G_A Rich, N Y _ E M Buckley, N X Special Notices. City licenses. * > ✓! c CITY or SAVANNAH, \ : o Omo Clike or Cockoil, Feb. 24,1866. j Parties wlio haive registered tor licenses, are noti fied that they most take them out at once; and all persons who have not applied lor licenses under Or dinance of December 27 th, 1866, are notified that the police are instructed to put a,l persons to default on the Information .Docket. JAMES STEWART, ' P24-6 Clerk of Council. AJIORMYANCK To annul an Ordinance passed 23d Feb., 184J, relative to the fees of Port Wardens. ■ 1* Be it ordained by s^ii&sfisuiiss: hereby ordained by the authority of tbwsame, That from and alter the passing of this Ordinance the I Port Wardens of said city .hall be and they are bere- I by authorized to receive and collect »n additional sum of fifty (60) per centum upon all chatges estab lished by the Ordinance passed 23d February, ISIS, and also upon all other charges, which they are en dued by law to make. H. All Ordinances and parts of Ordinances am- fllctlng herewith are hereby repealed. OFFICE SOUTHERN INS. A TRUST OO..I Savannah, Jan. IB, 1(64. f Tu* Board of Direetonrof this Company have thls | day called in an lo.Ulmeut of one dollar per share, payable at the office of the Company on or before the | first of March next. ' 20-2awtMl I. C. McNULTY, Sec. EDW. C. ANDERSON, Mayor. Attest; JAS. SrrwAET, Clerk of CooncU. H4-8 published for in fob mat ion A blil, to be entitled an Ordinance in furtherance of a system of Drainege Inland around the city dr Kavamial). . . ■ ?• 4 Wliereas, the General Assembly of this State have conferred upon the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Savannah power to establish a complete system of drainage in and around, said city, for the health and comfort of its inhabitants; and whereas, it is Sight Exchange NR¥ YOllii, In sums tojiglt purchasers, by ■■ r \ r . u-sr B. F. METCALFE A O NOTICE. ^ Ordinance^aasedjnCouncil Fbb_21,18M. ^IX Holders of the Bonds OT the Wiimingfon.and W H Wasbbnrne, Me Shipping Intelligence. German Immigration t« (he Bouth Last evening, according to an invitstiou of Mayor Anderson, quite a respectable number iff prominent business men assembled at the Exchange to bear the views and plana of Mr. John H. CM in regard to fur nishing the South with German laborers. His Honor the Mayor, in a few words introduced the speaker to the assemblage. He stated that Mr. Orf came to him with letters from His Excellency Governor Jenkins, who stated that from what he had seen of the gentle- man he waa aatiafled he had something tangible to offer. The speaker, who appeared to have a good under- standing of hie theme, though laboring under the dis advantage of not being able to express >••*•• <*-»!' readi ly In the English language, went on to say that he had found the soil of this State particularly adapted to the vulture of the grape and cereals. He said he be longed to an organization in the West which had rami fications in New York and other cities as well aa in Europe, which had for its object the introduction and protection of German labor In this country. He said he bad petitioned the Governors of South Carolina I and Tennessee, aa well as of Alabama and Georgia, all of whom had given him some encouragement. He then went on to explain how he was to get these immigrants out here, and how he was to prepare them for thetr hew duties; but his plan was noi exactly understandable. One thing, however, was understood, and that was that he proposed to issue a pamphlet setting forth the advan tages of the southern country, the salubrity of the climate, and the adaptability of its soil for the railing of eheep, wines and hops, as well ae cotton. For the purpose of printing some two hundred thousand I copies of this pamphlet, which wss to be distributed I in Germany, and for the payment of tha salaries of the I neoeaeary agents and sub-sgeuts, as well as his own I expenses to Europe, which he pui down at the moder ate figure of eighteen hundred dollars, he stated it was necessary to raise about twenty thousand dollars, of [ which Georgia should raise about six ihoueand dollars, I Miniature Almanac -This Day. Son rises...;. , 6 S-JiMoon aeta.......... ...... 5 381High waterl San sets... 4 12 . 829 PORT OF SAVANNAH. Monday, Feb. 26, ISte. Arrived. Steamship Virgo, Bnikley, New York—O Cohen. Steamer Gen Shepley, Ross, Doctortown—Chas L Colby A Co. Steamship Chase, Roath, New York—Hunter A Gammell. Steamer Darlington, Brock, Hawktnsville—F M Myrell. Steamer Two Boys, Daniels, Hawklnwllle—Erwin A Hardee. • Br ship Waverly, Bonner, Charleston, in ballast— Wilder A Fullarton. Schr West Dennis, Crowell, Baltimore, with coal and mdse to Crane A Qrayblll. Cleared. , Steamship Cambria, French, Philadelphia—Hunter A Gammed. Steamer Fountain, Oastnar, Charleston—M A Cohen. Br bark Ann, Bedmond, Liverpool—Brigham, Bald- win A Co. Schr Martha, Josa, Richmond—Crane A Graybdl. Imports. Per steamer Gen Shepley, from Doctortown—10 bales upland cotton, 19 do sea island do, 80 bbls rosin, So do turpentine, 66 sacks rough rice, t bbl tallow, 1 do syrup. Per steamer Two Boys, from Hawkinsvide—348 bales cotton and mdse. Per steamer Darlington, from Hawklnsvllle—750 bales upland cotton. Bxports. Per steamship Cumbria, for Philadelphia—2 bales cotton, 25 do cotton waste, 46 do domestics, 8 tons iron, 400 sacks salt, 5 bales wool, 33 )i bbls, 28 X do. Per steamer Fountain, for Charleston—6 bales sea inland cotton. Per Br Bark Ann, for Liverpool—107 bales npland cotton. Per schr Martha, for Richmond—100 tons old lron leaving South CaroUna, Tennessee and Alabama to ! Passengers. Per steamship Virgo, from New York—L Taylor and wire, O H Penny, H B Crosby, B D Crosby. G H Drew, wife god child, c T Crosby, H L Crosby, Mrs J Ccudite fob tee Fancy Bail.—Mr. C. C. Phil ip lao popular treaaurer of the Savannah Theatre, tui nivid. ..Mrul of the wardrobe of the entire es- ’atlaliUieiU, fur the masquerade ball next Thursday fvau; Ho pi eposes to loan the eostumes for that Kiaifon at a -mall compensation, adequate security being Biven for their return. Ho can be seen at the box office between 10 a. in. and 2 p. m., today, tomor- rcc mj Tirusilay. We take pleasure in making this tnnouuctuaen;, U3 an accommodation to many deserving officer readers and likely to benefit I n the Theatre. Police Matters. Sunnily and Sunday nights were remarkably quiet, nil yesterday morning, for want of business, there •Nile Meaion of the Mayor's Court. There were I ererEiaeyruta arrested for drunkenesa and disorderly I iondue!, but they were turned over to the Freedmen’s I iurr..",. ’ v iUvovery of Stolen Males. rbere appi ars to be an organized gang existing in huiiaali for the purp se of stealing mules and run- tor form off to the country. On Thursday last De- lasve Cody received information concerning the con- “cuxt esome eight of these animals, from a ferry- fo- 'L- .vileiuaha river, and proceeded to Darien, '•'fofofoi comity, and found the whole oi them nearly a the place indicated. Three of the animals had been •to iraia Slides’ brick-yard, one from the Central bluest depot, one from Ourrytown and the restfrom charleston wharf The people who had bought fi-3i a.d not know they were stolen, as they had L (bi them from white men. It appears that there nr looting negroes to commit these robberies fol making a profitable business out of it. Detective 1 ^ deserves great credit for the manner in which (■ynducted this business. raise the balance. Several gentlemen aaked him questions, but he Scarcely made it clear how these men would be brought here. He stated that he should hire none - but those able to pay their own expenses, or those who might even bring some little mesne with them to their new homes. Mayor Anderson then said he had better confer with the association already in existence in Savannah for this very purpose, but as yet he could not Bee the util ity of anything which had been presented on the sub ject He thought the gentleman had some definite and practical plan to propose. The meeting then adjourned, the majority feeling that not much had been accomplished. —-1 w -VMS oa uauiai in, .u Taylor, O Smith, W H Washburne, L C Allege, G W Clark, D M Chamber*, T Nelson, Capt M Morphy, anil 6 steerage. Per steamship Chase, from New York—Mrs E Lee> S Frink, c J Jenkins, J Isaac, M W Dowling, P B Wells, Mrs Briggs, J C Disosway, C Topiitf, E VV Con nor, FB Tomsey, It Shaw, Mr. HoUinfield. Per steamer Darilngton, from Hawklnsvllle--J M Klbber, J 11 Simpson, Miss L Winn. Per steamship Cumbria, for Philadelphia—I Rllch, J F Dearborn, and 1 steerage. Freedmen’s Court. Yesterday morning before Judge Pollard, there was an unusual amount of business. The court room was densely packed with negrpes and negresses. Very fortunately it was not a warm day. The crowd was doubtless attracted by the examination of negroes charged with attempting to shoot officers. The judge threatened to bring the spectators up singly and re quire of them their papers showing their means of living. This had the effect of partly clearing the room. ■ The case of Huberts and Daniels, charged with ! stealing a bale of cotton from in front of the store of M. S. Cohen, waa continued until yesterday morning, j That of the three negroes, James Howard, Brooker McNeal and Fred. Law, supposed to be connected with the robbery of Ives’ store, was postponed until to morrow morning. In the case of the negro charged with attempting to shoot Sergeant Smith of the police force, on Friday last, several witnesses were examined. Sergeant . Caaslsaces, Per steamship Chase, from New York—J W Ander son, Brigham, Baldwin A Co, Bell, W A C, T H Bol- sliaw A Co, T Bateson, Brady A S, Mrs D Bout well, > K Baum. P H Bohn, W Barrett, O Cohen, K Cowdln, Colby A Co, Cooper, O A F, V, Purse A Co, Cooper A McA, J G Clark A Co, T W Cooney. Clagborn A C, E Ehrlich, Donnelly A Co, Dewitt A M, Duncan A J, D A Lyons, Eclipse F F Line, Erwin A 11, B F Einstein J Bppsteln A Bro, Einstein A E, A A L Freldenberg, G A S, G C R R CO, C L Gilbert. Uaden * U, M Feist A Co, L J Guilmartin A Co, Hunter A G, Holcombe A Co, Hilton A H, N A Hardee, C V Hutchins, Kelu A Co, K MacLea A Co, Lippmau Bros, Latlirop A Co J M Led ere r, W W Lincoln, J Lama, J Leavy, O B " G W Lamar, Lovell A L, I H Moses, J McMahon, A _ McUurley, E W Marsh, A F Mira, J Nicholson, Orff A W, Order, Palmer A D, T Pepper, E Robinson, W G Roberson, J Ryan, Rothschild A S, K A Cann, H Ro berts, Southern Eic, F W Sims, W H Stark, Scranton IS, ilj Solomon A Co, T J Staley, A A Solomons, C W Thompson, Schuster AII, Tisou AG, B G Tildes, J L Villalooga, Weil A M, N Wolf. J Wilson A Co, M A D Wad lay, H S Stoughton, EDS.KE Scofield, W M D, York, W Mcl A Co, F Myers. J D B Bros. S M L, B Strauss, W and Uowau, A F Weird. L and Jaques, J K Bros, B A West, Conley, T and Co, N McAlister. Per steamship Virgo, from New York—Adams Ex, G H Arledge, W B Adams, J W Auderson A Son, A ACER, Brigham, B A Co, Brady, S A Co, Bell, W A V, L a Bennett, Bothwell A W, J O’Byrue, T Bateson, V Bashler, B A Bryant, O Cohen, M A Cohen, C R R Banking Co, Crane A Q. Claghoru A C, C, Purse A Co, Cooper, O A F, Cooper A McA, C L Colby A Co, Col B B Carling, F Constant, Duncan A J, fV M Da vidson, Dewitt A M, M Dunn, E P Deyo, M J Doyle, Erwbi A H. Eclipse F F Line, Estill A Bro, Eisteln a Hagan’s Magnolia Bala* This is the most delightful and extraordinary article ever discovered, i It changes the snn-bnrat face aa hands to a pearly satin textare of ravishing' beauty, imparting the marble purity of youth, and the distin gue appearance so Inviting In the city belle of foshtuo. It remove* tan, freckles, pimples and roughness from the skin, leaving the complexion fresh, transparent and smooth. It contains no material injurious to the skin. Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. It is what every lady should have. Sold everywhere. Retail price, 50 cents. Prepared by W. K. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y. Address all orders to DEMAS BARNES A CO., octiT-eodly New York. Tax Notice. OFFICE U. S. DIRECT TAX COMMISSIONER, i District of Georgia, V Savannah, Jan. 16th, 1866. ) $S~ Notice i3 hereby given that the TAX ROLL ing off and bnllding on such lands, without refer ence to auy panicular plan or grade within perilous of the corporate limits over which the plan of The city has not been regularly extended now for reme dy thereof. , . Sec. 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Savannah, in Council assembled, and it is hereby ordained by the authority of the same, That It shall not hereafter be lawful for any person to erect, or cause to he effected or put up, any baud- ing or improvement of any kind within me corporate limits of said city, except upon a grade to be ap proved by the Mayor, or acting Mayor, after exami nation and under the Uii cedon of the City Surveyor and any peison offending against this section shall, on conviction before the Police Court, be fined io a sum not less than thirty nor moie than one hundred dollars ; besides wbleh it shall be the duty of the Mayor or acting Mayor forthwith to have sucb erec tion, building or Improvement pulled down at the cost and charge of the person putting up or causing the same to be put up. Sec. 2. And be it Ibrther ordained by the authority aforesaid, That to prevent obstructions of proper drainage of the city it shall b* the duty of the City Surveyor to submit ftfribwith to the Mayor, or acting Mayor, the pirn or every piece or parcel of land within tlie corporate limits, which such Surveyor may be called or employed to lay off, by the person or persons owning such lands; and tbat, for every failure or default in the premises by such Surveyor, within forty-eight hours alter such plan shall have been matured he shall, on conviction before tbe Po lice Court, be fined til a sum not exceeding one hun dred dollars, and may besides be dismissed from office. Sec. 3 And be it further ordained by tbe authority aforesaid. That it shall not hereafter be lawful for any person to put up any building or improvement on auy public street, lane or way of said city until or before the proper grade of snch street, lane or i- . | vi uciunj me- proper grade ox sncii arreex. xane or for Chatham County. Is completed, and owners of I way shall- have been ascertained and. fixed by the Real Estate in said county, Lots, Lmds-and improve ments, outside the city of Savannah, or Real Estate returned for Taxation in said county in i860, must t>ay the Taxes due thereon within sixty (60) days from tills Bate at our office, N. W. cor. South Broad and Lincoln streets. Savannah, or suffer the penalty T. P. ROBB, S. A. PANCOAST, J Commissioners. J. C. BATES, f6-tf Notice. City Surveyor, with the approval oflne Mayor or acting Mayor, and then such building or improve ment shall correspond to the proper grade so estab lished ; and any person offending against any provi sion of this section shall, on conviction before the Police Court, be liable to be fined and otherwise dealt with in the manner prescribed for offenders against the first section of this Ordinance: Provided always, that any person purchasing a lot from said city, and for the first time putting, or desiring to put up a building or other improvement on such tot shall have right, without expense to him or her, to have the proper grade ascertained and fixed by the City Surveyor. Ordinance read the first time Feb. 21st, 1966. EDW. C. ANDERSON, f26-6 Mayor. Notice. THE City Treasurer is prepared to receive certain of the taxes levied by the Ordinance passed Decem ber 21th, 1885. That is, the tax upon gross sales of merchaixdiao and wares of every description; upon all freight and passage money payable In-this city, and upon horse* and mules. These taxes are due be tween the first and tenth of each month for the pre- I a LL parties subject to take oat license from jbe ceding month. All other taxes are payable quarterly | ax City under Ordinance of Decesober 371b, i860, between the same dates, In the months of April, July, CITY OF* SAVANNAH,' Office Olctek or Council, February 1st, 1866. I October and January. n R. T. GIBSON, Cily Treasurer. Notice. 083* must take out the same prior to February 10lb,' 1866. This also applies to persons who own vehicles used for hire, such as wagons, drays or tracks, hacks, Ac. No further time will be allowed and tbe Register will be closed on that day, and the police instracted to carry out the Ordinance. By order EDW. G. ANDERSON, Mayor. > Jas Stewart Clerk of Council. febl-tf The purchasers of “Eureka Ammouiated Bone Superphosphate of Lime, ” the new and valuable Fertil iser, are notified tbat we have received a large ship ment, and can fill their orders. Attention is sake to the ve>y superior inducement* offered to Planters in another advertisement in this paper. RI 3 F. W. SIMS A CO. Notice* THE Bonds of the City of Savannah, authorised to A be issued by tile Ordinance of January 24th, 19G6. for the purpose of funding its conpons not here tofore redeemed, are now ready. They are of the con venient denominations of $100, $300, #500, and hold ers of over-due coupons ere invited to present them t> be exchanged for these-bonds AH Bonds for which Conpons are funded previous to-Msy 1st, 1866, will dra winterest from 1st, of Jan uary last. Manchester Railroad Company, North Carolina: ore respect folly requested Ltol make themselves known, as soon as possible, to tbe undersigned, or M. K. Jessup A Co., giving class and numbers of Honda held by them respectively, that ike company may confer with them on matters relating to their ifiterest. HEKBY M. DRAN’F, President W. A M. R. R. C<s, Wilmington, K. 0. iJ4-eodl5t EXCHANGE At Sight. The undersigned are psepared to sell BANK CHECKS ON NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, in sums to snit purchasers.’ We are prepared also to make advances on Cotton shipped to our friends in New York, Philadelphia and Uierpool fi lm DUNCAN A JOHNSTON. SIGHT On Merclanls’ National Bant M. 1, For sale by -l ANDREW LOW A CO. STERLING EXCHANGE. S K fmm. 1 X?o. FT8 0,1 Dttk>n Ban k of London, in Sch. %OT£d“by n “ P0uad ,0 pounds JOHN C. FKRRILL. Household Furniture. NOTICE. TO ALL WANTING FURNITURE VIA BEAUFORT. .yjVtt,.— n IjTHB 3TBAMER •3F A. 1ST N I fi , lw Feh -at 16 o’clock a. m., and will continue to inira eveiy Tlmrsday following.almnie hour^mftmJc? ln ver * “ceWeqt order, is commanded S?^^!!i^« exp S5 ,lce: *' Kl ™ superior state room accommodation* let passengers - While the boat is on her tripe, freight will be re ceived aiui storxsi in fire-proof ^rehouse, free of ex pease. Way freight E a«abl e oTwharf X For freight or passage; apply to . _ F. M. MYRELL, Agt, j2T-lm Harris’ Buildings, Baystrect, . Joumsow. oa wharf. For Doctortown IN 'CONNECTION WITH THE ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD PER Thomasville. „ , Tha Steamers Orient and *•' Gen. Shepley, Will leave Savaaush per Doctortown every — ‘ *" ‘ ~ timing, F and Satur- and Saturday motiing at l o'clock" ‘'itetn.-niffi^^? Doctortown for Savannah everv Tuesday day morning at 7 o’clock. U For freight or passage apply to CHAS L. COLBY A CO., Comer Abercom and Bay streets. jli-tf For Palatka, E. Fla. TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA- ES wroiaJS® 4 - jacksokv:lle The elegant and very fast steam packet SYLVAN SHORE, Capt. JAMBS > haVing Capt JAMBS TUCKER, lEpttSgSftSZ* "P ** «“■ * very Taeiday Morning nt 10 o’clock. ’ I am opening fof the inspection of the public, a fine stock of CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS, MAT TRESSES, &c-, Ac., To which the attention of all is invited. All freight payable by shippers. I <i.toTn?“^ ht i 0r P*®****' having superior accommo- I Wharf?” orTo* “ **ie office, FloriSaJBteam Pocket CLAOHOBN A CUNNINGHAM, Agents. J27 tf _ W Warerooms, 1T8 BROUQHTON STREET, Sber lock’s old Dry QoodB Store. !<«-«. L. B. HARRINGTON. FOE PALATKA, THOS; w. BROOKS MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE AND GENERAL UPHOLSTERY, 994 Dock Street, Phfiudelphla, Pt. nadod — A H ^ |y Mail promp VIA BRUNSWICK, ST. MARYS, FER- NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA. omjdlg' at- anBBEfi BELTING. STEAM PACKING, ENGINE HOSE, RUBBER CLOTHING, ROOFING SLATES, BOOTS, CLOTHES WRINGERS, &c. For sale by HTRLBERT, HOLDKS * CO., Cor. Bay abd Abercom sta. fCerrying the United States Mali.) The new and fosj. Steam Packet Ella, Capt. P. E. ROWLAND, will leave on Tuesday Morning, Jnnanry 30th, 10 O'clock 1 * 11610 le * r ° reg ^i* tly 0Ter y TUESDAY at « paseage. aiplv on board at Padel- ford's it harf, near the Central Pri FYelght payable by Freight received at alt •29-e-m-ta-tf Press, or to M. A. COHEN. axes at the Warehouse. Saddlery. E. L. NEIDLINGER, Smith testified that he found a wagon containing ftve - .. . . or six negroes driving very that through Bay lane, and YkraandS?TSitt, J os there la a city ordinance which prohibits tbe driv- ] Gilliland d Co, C L Gilbert, A S Uartridge, Hunter A Klectfo.v of 00leer*. i: nxmu4 election of tbs Savannah Typographi- *»i Iuice, Xo. 38, held at their room on Saturday t-nin;' iast. ike following gentlemen were elected to ■• T i for flic ensuing year: ftteiient-ii. J. Divine. ireoliient—31. Kelahan. Skkixjt and Treasurer—^A. C. Wabh. ifretai ?eout,,t-Ariu8—James Bent. equate teffie National Typographical Union—it 1 O'lvi^e. v -. ing of vehicles through any of our lanes for more i than a square, and tbat only for the purpose of re- i ceiving or dehvering a load, he ran after them and ar- j rested the driver. He first took him to the Freed, men's Court, but Ending no court Ju- i there 0, G M Heldt, S B Harrington, H, Alsberry ff Co, K E Hertz A Co, R M Hunt, JP A M Hamilton, Jones A W, Kelu 4 Coy K MacLea, H Kamark, £ Koethcke A Co, Latbrop A Co, J W Laifirop, Lovell A L. G B Lamar, M Lavin, W W Lincoln, York, W, Mcl A Co, E T Metcalf A Co, J McMahon; Miller, T A Co, W, Gibbs A Co, M, punlee A K, G Miller, J M Miller, J that day he determined to take hfi prisoner to the.har. I Mcinbaxd A Bro, McFarland A F, F M Myrell, £ M racks. When fee got to t&e street, an angry Aid J Neely, INI In a diamond, M Newmartp, J OHver, Orff ^ . i# its? Sffi,': it Kuwe, Bothscliilds, W U Starg, J M Selkirk, F W Sims dt co, Southern Ex, A A Solomons, Scr*uton, - -fo-eii v-re j u i y installed, and after brief i-uvt. in which they returned thanks for the honor interred, ihcy entered upon their several du- , .’““-uai luion meets this year at Chicago, on . ~ 1 U, June next, and this is the first -fot tec Savaxij^jx l Dion lias been rep resented in that J’ " • lv 1 ffo aunual meetings are generally of . , ~net oJy to the craft but to tbe em- uwJ’ S ' e tLe rti "'“ eutiav e from this city le ftilty *•1 iltiuj Ml-lift- to nil MinuiMiaX justice to all concerned. Hieat ( B f card in ^Mgiuiitebeen re—Bexicfit of Mr. P. L. Wise, another .colqgiu ft wfU be seen tlu4 ^ ^sci^ned for the benefit of that de- jBr ' r L. Wise, on which occasion will b» u ,^.' 1 l '“ihiug and popular play written ", ' “‘" a ^UBMxian Capt. S. Y. Levy, entitled '^mitred ttU ltal,l * u Biiiae, ’ which - a it arill be to- ‘ir oiou ' lfrlur toed with such distinguished is »eu “ l ‘' k ' e L> -' Ii8S Efrz* Logan. The piece tin be,t ^“Pkiy the talent of ifes cot^ffityto Mr. W« ^ 'utudent and an excellent actor, m i . r v ' 11 * ti,<: 1! wes of his pai-t and success.' 1>ced u 1 du' a i f '* ,liat ‘ 0, “ i ° 4 *“* tlla,1,ct erg. Having ia- ’'fUjuuuat f U " Sli tlltou e» 1114 past season for them- “ a :do ran /' acquitting him self with credit >ie ii^i-." ot ’’baracters, he has strong claims on li& 'r-'fosi uu ° f th ° ratroils the drama on She „ua s „- , 0 tru8t tUat » fall house to-night will ftt °r»hle aw , , tlUal and K-atifymg assurance of the . 1!lt -'-h of the Savannah public. On Sun di ‘r*' ly ” Scri ““* Prnena. - ’ ■“ ‘ tluoon las *-. about i o’clock one of the luremau t' ,7" ““ med Dou «l»“. who with Mr. ^from that lYe * w “ “ “““h of stolen * near tl lt l Et ° re ’ encount ered a couple of afri- tn boQ. B s 1 l! *' VOu: square having on some of the mem , 7 “ d Pantali "a* era “ &nded to»e, vir , ' Cuff y d&1 eoldier and his companion toll!,. Lu a would are. They then drew theirs, W aitj s * l ‘ aii 8 biri opportunity seized tbe ne- - *’ *“• «« O' er hi* head, hi* pistol was 8 krvr cased , COm P“l°“ of the The Lm« , 1,1 tuuc »hd called pantaloons. The officer stopped see the lining# of the panto on -ud\ demurred and pulling oUt a re rescue. 'll* negro under arrest was quiet, and agreed to accompany httn to the lockdijv but firs crowd said he should not ga At tfeis time they-were both iu tbe wagon, and one of the crowd, a burly African, attempted to jump into, the wagon, and had even got partly into It; whereupon tha sergeant ordered him out and struck at Mm with Ms whip. Landing on the ground, the negro pulled out a re volver, sad pointed it at the sergeant’s head, telling the officer tbit “he would kill him; tUfit; fed had killed many a rebel a—n of a b—b and would kill some more.” The policeman than jnmped out of the wagon, and with one hand grappled the negro by the neck, while with the oUjer ^qpuUed out a bowl* knife and threatened to kill the negrp sHnnld he at tempt to firs- The negro tbep put up Ms pistol, when he waa taken to (fee barracks fud bis weapon taken away from him. , Several other witnesses swore positively to the some thing, amtmg them Dominick A. O’Byrne, Eeq., 3 A Co, U A D Wadley, J G Watts A co. Yonge A N. Dillou A T, E W Marsh, str Ella, W G R, W II Tutt, [li] in a diamond, qnfl others. Per steamer Gen Shepley, from Doctortown—G S Webb, ix Patten, FOrdyca, A A J,. Bryan, H A Co, Q Wylly, J W Latbrop. Per steamer Two Boys, from Hawklnsvllle—Erwin A Hardee, J W Anderson A Son, E Padelford, Crane A G, G C Freeman, W Burden, J W Latbrop A Co, F . McKevltr, Tisou A G, S M Colding, U M Cuyler, R J Larcombe, Rogers A 0, F J Ricgej, Order. Per steamer Darlington, fmui Hawkihsvffie^-F Vr • c<% j Consignees per Central ilallroad. FtBRCAXY 26, 1866. 1,042 bales cotton, 6D do domestics,'ifi'do yarn, 8 boxes tobacco, 41 roll* leather, 4 cars .mules and mdse to E Padelford, Brigham, B A Co, wEiter A 9, G C Freeman, Crane A 6, Duncan A J, C A Purse. B, Wylly A C, A 8 Hartridge. J L Villalonga, L J GuU- hen, H M Davenport, J W martin, F.W Sims. M $ Cohen, H M 1 who staled that fee eertofuly expected to me ft. negro I A ct'H W&SSBfc fire. The evidence feeing sufficient to warrant his tending him over to a milliery mmmisatou for trial. Judge Pollard accordingly did so. The case of G. Jacoby, charged with cruelly whip ping a negro boy: far tbe purpose of eliciting a con. jfcssdon as to the whereabouts of some money—which had been continued—was next decided. It appears tfeat Mr. Jacoby had lost about thirty dollars, and had tbe negro arrested who waa suspected of stealing It On investigation It was testified that Jacoby had beaten another boy unmercifully until he bod cun fees* J that this boy liad stolen tbe money. The evidence of tbe cruel treatment was so positive thri tbe Judge dismiss ed tbe negro, and called tbe white man,' and in passing sentence on him, remarked that he waa astonished to find a man balling from Massachusetts, a State tbat had done so much for the negro, the first one guilty ot violating tbe law in this respect a«A inpfopyg cpj. portal punishment upon a freedman. He then ordered him to pay a fine of thirty dollars sod costa of court, amounting to five dollars more. A white man waa arraigned on tbe charge of stealing or selling atoien millet, und'he said that they were tbe property of freedman. After hearing part of tbe testi mony tbe case was postyxoued until this morning. | i An individual named James Mai lam ..was charged Pollard, W G Allen, Hess A O, T P Peck, C L Colby, E E Hertz, Memoranda T LU Steamer Gen Shteley report^-Feb tf, tpokestr Oak at Doctortown, bound op ; 84Gi, passed steamer Clarion at Byiugton Ferry, Altamaha river; passed str Darling(en at Cooper Bar, Altamaha river; pass ed str Two Boys a| liarieo. Altamaha river on the stand. . : Steamer Two bows reports—Feb 23, a a m, met str*^Chas 8 Hardee and Laura 25 miles from Hawkina- , vine; 24th, 10.30 p m, meFstr oak .30 miles from Doctortown25th, 4 p m, *•■■**» aground 3 mile* from Darien ; 26th Putter near Thunderbolt. fichr S J Brayton, from Boston to Alexandria, and A Bc-ntbu, from Boston for Savannah, were In con- can on the litu lost, off Pollock Rip and both re ceived slight damage. Special* Notices, Office United State* Direct Tax Commission* DISTRICT OF GEORGIA, \ SavAmian. Jan ' ■M-rmcpOa heretty gtySTKttte'ijS i.4 Chiith «m county is now completed, and owners of real estate In said pnpnty* lots, lands and improve- with going into tbe First Baptist Church, near the re,; I estMere- servoir, while in * state of intoxication and cresting | ttie taxes due thereon within sixty (€0) 1 negro flourishing llt *rhowe-pr 7T v “* tcli on 1118 one toifire. ^Ptcd it v,' . not 8hoot » and probably had hi- f . 1111 dEl ^e« soon collected, but a po- r . vvuci ^8 bis appeatan,.^ ^ one with tbe therein a disturbance, and when aaked to leave refua> ing to do so. He stated tfeat be waa from Hanayunk, near Philadelphia, and waa engaged in the reg busi ness, and tbat he waa not ereating a disturbance, but went into the chnrdr but of the purest religious mo* lives. Be declared he had alxsayabmn an aedaart ad mirer of the colored race, and bad Been in the habit of going to thgir cbqtah every fidniffir evening Maefe he had been in Savannah. He wxsAs quite a lengthy, de fence, which he submitted in wiring, but which did not seem to have tbe desired effect, aa the Judge sen, date, a and . a> our office, north-west Lincoln streets, Sevannah. > T. P. ROBB, JlMf BB, ) & A. BANCO AST, i-CunnnisskmsH. * J. C. BATES, i DIVIDEND No. 25. SOUTH-WESTERN RAILROAD^Qa,^ J Macon, Q*„ Feb. The Beard of Dfreeton have this day declared a ... „ , DhrideCdtif Four ($4) Dollars per share on the Capital tenced him to pay a fin. of twenty-five dollars and Block, payable on and aft* l.t March next, costs of court. 1 Stockholders in Savannah will receive their divi- W Take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla topqrify the Mood and I dentfs * l tbe office of John W. Andereon, Eeq. purge out tbe humors, pimptes, boils and soree which I i . . . Ti-.e J8HJT T. BOIPECILLET, ' are merely emblems of the rottenaeea within, fift-lff flflm See. A Trees. R. T. GIBSON, City Treasurer. Agua de Magnolia. NOTICE. A toilet delight! The ladles' treasure and gentle meu’9 boon I The “sweetest thing” and largest quan tity. Manufactured from the rich Southern Magnolia Used for bathing the free and person, to render the skin soft ana tresh, to prevent eruptions, to peifume clothing, Ac. It overcomes the unpleasant odor of psrepiration: It removes redness, tun, blotches, Ac. It cures nervous headache and allays inflammation. It cools, softens and adds delicacy to the skin. It yields a subdasd and lasting perfhme. It cures mosqnelo bites and stinga-of insects. It contains no material ihjnrioos to tbe skin. Patronised by Actreaees and Opera Singers. It ia what every tody should have. Sold everywhere. Try he.MagnoIia Water once and .you will use no other Cologne, Perfumery, or Toilet Water afterwards. DAlfAH BARNES A CO., ect2T-eodly Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y. OERSDNS bolding City' Lots, who are in arrear for A Gtound Rent, are notified that additional costa avid be inenrr, d by them unless they discharge their obligations at an early day. , R T. GIBSON, I 24 City Treasurer. Books and Stationery. Masonic Books. . is prepared to make up promptly M ACOY’S Masonic Manual. T The Freemason’s Pocket Library, by Chase. Webb’s Pocket Monitor. _ Oliver’s Hlstore of Freemayonry. New Masonic Trestle’ BoaVd. By Moore. ^ Principles of Masonic Jurisprudence, by Symons. Digest or Masonic Law, by Ohase. Masonic Jurisprudence, by Msckay. Cross’ Masonic Chart, revised by Cunningham. Also, M. M. and R. A. Diploma on paper, forfram- ing, and on parchment hi tucks, at „ E8TILL’S News Depot, (D«wn »«lr^ -BjU) st. back ef the Post Office. of the trade. ~|If orders for ! HARNESS, BRXDUES, ETC. ID* hither r Mr. J.-S, NEIDUJUSEB, will be found with Boa, and would be gladlo see His ‘ S. T.—18H0-T-X. Drake’s Plantatieo Bitters* New Books, New Books. I Cooper, Olcptts & Fnrrelly. They pvffy, strengthen And invigorate. They create a healthy appetite. They are an antidote to change of water and diet. They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours. They strengthen the system and enliven tbe mind. They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers. They purity die breath and aridity of the stomach. They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. They cure Diarrhos, Cholera, find Cholera Morbus. They enre Liver pemplaint and .Nervous Headache. v They are the best Bit’ era in the world- They make @ak strong. aM are exhausted nature's great re storer. • They ire made Of pure SL Croix Bum, the celebrated Cafireya Sark, toots and herbs, and are taken with tbe pleasure of a beverage, without reward to age or time" of dayf Particularly recommended to delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulant Sold by ajl Croce'S, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons. Only gen uine when Cork is covered by our private U- A Sfamp. Beware of counterfeits and refilled bottles. P. H. DRAKE A CO., oct28-eodly 21 Park Bow, New York. lion of Money, by Amelia B. Edwards; Social Life of the Chinese, by Justus Doolittle; Leonore and other Poems, by Lady Chatterton; Poems by Mrs. Anna M. Spaulding; The Bed Book ot Apin; Story Middle Ages; Miriam Rivers, the Lady Soldier; Cfotin Clout* Come Home Agaiu, by Speaccr; Leslie'sMagaaine for February; Demoresfa Magarine for Febrna^V AtlAn- tic Monthly for February; Harper’s Monthly for Feb, rarity. 81 New Books, KKCSRVEfe BY ’ Cooper, Olcotts dt Farrelly. CORNER OF Barnard and Bmghtou Streets, SAVANNAH. GEORGIA, For Palatka, VTA BRUNSWICK, ST. MARY’S, FER- NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND ■ PICOLATA. The new and fret sailing Steamer ZalZZIE baker, Capt. Having been placed permanently upon this (onto nnl leave for the above places on Friday Morning, aeth, nt 10 o’elork, ■fETOULD respectfully announce to his friends and 9 v the public generally that he* has resumed the SADDLERY BUSINESS, next door to his former stand, and fey strict attention and moderate prices, hope* to receive a liberal share Hefei at same hour 10 '**** every Friday Deeming thereafter Returning, she will leave Palatka every Sunday morning, Picolatreverj Sunday forenoon, and Jack sonville every Monday rooming, arriving at Savan nah on Tuesday morafiig. Freight received at all times at the warehouse on the wharf. Ali freight payable bv shippers. For freight or passage, having splendid cabin ac commodation, apply at the office on Florida Steam Packet whari; or to CLAGHOBN A CUNNINGHAM, - . Agents. J24-tf FOR EHJBLIN ^egaartosee Kataeiid^_ I AND WAY LANDINGS ON THE ALTA- , H. L. WEIDLINOEE. T 1LAHA AND <XX)N£E RiVERS. Shipping. Regular Line BETWEEN ‘ SAVANNAH ANU, BAWEN. GREAT REDUCTION OF FREIGHT AND PASSAGE z~> The light-draft steamer 3?. 33. G-obdsell, Capt. J. M. Hduns, Wednesday mornh Passage, $5 00. For freight« chas. l. Colby a - Corner^a^A^rwn sueefe. . .. Agent st Darien. running in connection with the steamers H. M. Cool tuidEiia, to Darien, win receive freight for the above i places. Apply to - - r ; .. m- a. cohen. J^. < ! ood “ cop signed to A. a. DELORME, Darieu Will receive prompt aiteotioa. flO-tf EXPRESS FOR AUGUSTA. FOB HAGONil&VKINSTILLE ja VIA DARIE2J, DOCTORTOWN, An4 landings on the Altamaha and Ocmulgee rirers. ,A. .AT.RVEN3 A NOBLE LIFE ; by Min Much. The CLOISTER AND TOE 11EABTH; by Charles FAIR 1,114,118; by Plerep Egsp. SMALL HOUSE AT ALUNGTON ; by Trollope. THE LOST BRIDE; by T. S Arthur. f!6 HISTORY OF THE WAR, RECEIVED BY COOPER, OL1XITTS A PAR SOUTHERN HISTORY OF THE WAR, eoatplste ln four volumvs, by Edward A. PolUurd. 1 18 LYON’S KATHAIRON. , Kjuhatron ia from the Greek word “Kathrex," or “Katbairpt” signifying to cleanse, rejuvenate and re store. ' This article la what its name signifies. For preserving, restoring and beautifying the human hair. It U the mpet remarkable preparation In the world. It fe again owned and put up by the original proprie tor,; and ispow made with the same care, skill and at-' I tebtloQ whfeb gave it a sale of over on* mutton bot- | Pjwtograpliki ’HOTOGEAPH ALBUMS ! tie* per annum. , It U a most delightful Hair Dressing. rlt eradicates scurf and dandruff. Itteeps the head cool and clean. It makes the hair rich, soft and gloesy. It prevents the haft from fMUng off and turning graj. Ilj restores hair upon bald heads. A|ty lady or gentleman who values a besutfffi head of hair should use Lyon's Kathairon. It is known and; used throughout the civilised world. Sold by al respectable dealers. j DEMAS BARNES A O&t I feptiT-codlv New York. A New and Fresh Supply, Of many varieties; also,. PH0T0GBAPHIC0N OR PANORAMIC ALBUM ;| A.new, onumentaL and naefnl arllcle for the ptrior. For sale >y '~r ,, cooper, Olcotts a farrelly. Singer Sewing Machines. J. N. WILSON, Photograpii«f, 8. B. corner Broughton and Whitaker Stra., SAVANTTAH, Q4- Old pictnrea eopfexfwilh thegreafeei rare. dl4 w “ Principal Office for the State of Ooorgla, H« EEEffiETON 8TUXT, H4 D. HAWLEYp G+naral Agent. Ai large assortment for sate at New York prices. Sdwing Mwhtites of all kinds repaired at short I : B »ohalf'binWls, No*.-: 100 kits No. 1 do IS half btaie No. 1 Herring 96 quarter bhls do. 100 boxes Smoked Herripg Stitching neatly done. In store and for safe by » CRAS. L. COLBY A CO. will leave for August* on WEDNESDAY, February 28th, at 6 o’clock a., m. :A;limited quantity oLftiffifct kiWvtm received and ig. Apply to f264 rr t 1 THE Steamer Darlington, upstl^l | Capt- J. Bmwx, %Jt s i quick despatdi at above. n _ n „ __ _ T_ I nfh? ht received -at: aft tinea and stored in fire- aVn.Tmn.p proof warehouse at foot of Wait Broad street, free of Steamer . — _.—_ „—_„. w Thla boat ta of light draft, in perfect order, ha* 1m- raenae carrying capacity, bring capable of carrylug ERS ' I h 2* > b,le * of eoaon,andrete* ANo. 1 ia insurance _L [ 0ffl€6Sa * aiasffissr 9ssssssvs^<p^ ?hii?2i ,aTe ^ above steamer, lately sunk [ Haikinsville paid pnwptiv. S 00 ^ 3 pafeS^q&MrafIS f!2PS2£2S» \ ftrfrei * ut "WfefeNy » Notice to shippe OWNERS AND UND topreieht to the'hndereighed; hereof - tfid copies of yonr invoices. J. W. WOLCOTT, 1 3 Harris* fUo< jMtee 9. M. MYRELL, Harris’ Buildings, Bay street, Orth M. A.HARIS, 00 wharf. FOR AUGUSTA. Paeifie Mnil Staaxnikip Company’s TMrongfe Line «• CnUforaln, The lidjtdnfi and L . E 1ST O S , will leave for Augusta on Tpeaxtnjr, f«b. U7tM, n4 — o’ctocM Fbr freight, appi; mi [ r JX)UCHlNG at Mexican Porta, and carrying tbe [ A United States Mail. Leave Pier No. 42.Nortb River, foot of Canal street, ar 12 o’clock noon, on tbe 1st, 11th snd 21st of every - onto, (except when those dates fell on Sunday, and en on the preceding Saturday,) for Aaplnwau, con- nectlng via Panama Rallway. wiih one of the Com pany’s steamships from Panama for Son Francisco, I touching at Acapulco. t COLBY A CO., ifegUfLAbeicaraxte. FEBRUARY. 1 “ h mfnTcapt“S^r’ ~ ,m * Ctl,,g ^ ^ 21st—New York; Captain Horner, connection with. I Constitution, Capt. Farnsworth. at Panama with Thoee «r 1st touc h FOB AUGUSTA, Tffis«sai to receive good* at P^ratffi _ line of 1 -•> a- CHAS. f ( ■ cor. Bay and Abercom s mere for South Pacific at Manzanillo. THROUGH PASSAGE RATI# nt CCRRXNCT. First Cabin.; . ; . j ... .. «**• - Seeend Cabin soo >. Steerage.too of 9 ne Qfekrter' from *te*mere rates allowed to second cabin and . steerage passengers with families. Also, an allowance of Gee Quarter on ’’■rough rates to ctenreuen and their tomtttya end . *5“ teachers; acadlara having honorable dis charges, Half Fare. One hundred pound* baggage allowed each adult. Baggage-masters accompany baggage through, and attend to ladles and children wltbont male protec- to ra. *j«age received ;«&. (fee dock the day before ■ailing, from steamboats, nptoads, and pasaengera wire prefer to send down earty. An experienced sutgeon on beard. Medicine and attendance free . V A steamer wiU be placed on the line January 1, ' 9864, to ran frem New Orleans to Aspinwall via ^nb^AmT^ m ‘ y beM<te 10 *** CfiAHE ’it BKAYBItL Agents, ffi-tf so Bay street. Havana. Fbr passage tickets, or fiulher information, apply atthe Company’s ticket oflce,.cn the Whari; foot of “ Wrimows j* -3m Agent. ' - I r Iri ^ -'taf-.V>a- sa&aaa