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s A V A EC steaiu,hi]» ttoU Stiamen. I,rl ' KOB NKW YORK. ^ sI|ip V irgn, Fildny. March 2d. at 7 o'clock »■ U1 ' h'D Herman Livingston. Saturday, March hi o'clock a. ui. 3. st 1 ‘.. C H lS( ., Friday, March 2, at — o'clock. Lalvador, Saturday, March 3d. at 10 jifimwi 0 Cl,lCW* 111 rJR BALTIMORE. Bin-lril* North Point, Friday, March 2d, at — o'clock- FOR BOSTON. ii.iddi) City «> r Bath, Tuesday, March Cth, at — c'clock ,!C o'clock a. > for arorsTA. ; A. Stevens, Wednesday, Feb. 2Kth, (i. Gibbons, every Saturday morning . (iiM.-c Will. jt 9 »• 1!1, pOK CIIAK1.E3TON, Fountain, every Monday morning at 9 Fannie, every Thursday morning at 10 evloci" ,.,, B iHH-roirrows. „ i con. Sliepley, every Sunday morning, fit Til'd'" F „ B HAWKINSVILLB - t v,i in.vs and Charles S. Hardee, everv s ' l , -lvm'niing,atti "’clock- 1 to.:- ay for fUMirav r( , p.itier. every .Monday, Wednesday ''■'£L morning, at T* o'clock. M'l tT ’ ’ fob -MACON. T Durlingtou, Tbnrsday, March let, at — o'clock ]•-')' FU1RII1A. v- mi- Silvan Shore, every Tuesday morning, nt 1'' I- IMen Ge'ty, every Saturday morning, at h' , r Baker, every Friday morning at 10 ' . .■ Klia. every Thursday morning at 10 o’clock D opiijiA.—The salt* of scats for the Grand nirnce this morning at J. C. Schreiner Opera ‘ ... enneress street. i, -ialOI Tin: It M. Cool —The steamer H. M. "'"arrivedyestt-rday from Darien. Purser Downs tdl pleaae accept oui-thanks. i ar lu’il Il.ua.This steamer, under command (l»sB'u Kihp, arrived yesterday morning from f! r.'lawilha lull freight and a number of pasaen- ! Captain King will accept ouf thanks for favors. r ,f.-r AroCRT.'. —The steamer Harry Carroll, Cap- Ctashian, arrived yesterday afternoon from Au- .. Wc A.C mu, bu<d to the Captain for favors. acciios 8Ait oi Hay.—Yesterday morning at ten i AiOiiis. Boll, AVylly & Christian sold at the - iiiri :,ot of Drayton etreet one hundred and thir- ..ijjjj, 0 ( nay at remarkably good prices. Thirty- , ,H e*., a orre knocked down at $2.83, and the bal- Sile or iht. Wrecked Bask British America.— Mr. Octams C„lieu -old yesterday tlie hull and cargo ul this ■\-sel recently ran ashore on St. Catherine's fclmdf'i tie turn ol' six hundred and seven dollars. TerGtxr llilUiOiD.—But three miles of the road t-isan tins city and Thomasvflle remain to be com- pictclanlveleirn that by Friday next tho connec- a will Ik pleled. This will be welcome news Tar AinjtTic Monthly for March was received v.ii- .-.by l,y Il.'itl k Brother, News Depot, rear of the ,,si. tl.e Westminster Review for Jsn- ,-xd irt-sh numbers of the New York Weekly, - - Mirror of Fashion, Harper’s Weekly, Leslie's, The Chimney Corner, The Nation, i:,.ii ■!' mi Sa» Salvador.—This fine steam- ., nnd-r . ..luinaud of Captain Atkins, arrived at i.,n Lat owning from New York, with a full i r ;ojJ list oi passengers. We are Indebted Cauibrnlge for- files of New York papers up iairdiv, ,.n 1 oLher favors. r.:i':a of Fashion.—A brauch of Madame De ll:... mode of Fashions oi New York has been I a til :n Savannah,'at 1C1 Congress street, by Mrs. I i. L Liiii.", whois ready to receive orders for ail ci Fork lor ladies and children. She has a large I iHonment of goods on hand. Her noll e appears in •tral.'n'tisiiig columns, and it will be seen she calls I :.7isd.es ti Jo sewing and embroidery. <1 from JlASSALHcaETTs.—Mr. G. Jacoby, who u- 'abn- the i resdmeil’s Court the other day, in- uat lie i- uot a native of Masaachusette, but , and ..migrated to this country in October, ling iu Boston. He left there in 1881 for r-'ikrn Virginia, i.ud, owing to the Unsettled con- , - tin jury has not yet become a citizen of t Uaiiel Sums. i Sew Volk —The steamship Herman Living- apt. Baker, arrived below yesterday afternoon, lew York on Saturday. The passengers were 3Tved to come to the city, however, until the t t readied the wharf, in consequence of the tug- l:»! viii.-h to ok he r papere and mail off not having a i to carry passengers. This caused a serious . mice i.. tin irassengers, to whom it appeared like lUiagau-n hue point on it.” We are indebted to for our New York papers and other 't:EM i-r Fire.—Yesterday afternoon about four ice r«if of the house occupied by Mrs. Tboa. -> I.ibc riy street, between Bull and Drayton. "■fry from a foul chimney and at one time •icued to cause a serious fire. The alarm was at and fortunately a few citizens were in the ■ a', neighborhood, among whom Mr. Ray- !. the manager of the theatre was actively con- '•! once rushed to the assistance of the -f *l,c house. Slid with tlie aid of a few ads „i water cud by ripping off a portion of the :. !i was of shingles, sucreeded iu extin- ii - tli u'u much damage resulting to the lhcrowasno general alarm created, but °f the hose carts arrived at the place. Detention of the North Polut. 'h .Li ui the agents oi the steamship North ruuu.up betwten this city and Baltimore, in- -i“ ilwt he received a despatch from the latter - .uv tart -he had left Baltimore on Friday, but •i- t" some cause was compelled to put back and m.i tie: city on .Monday, and would positively ***• JCSXtirtiaj. 15, B thdr i the Recent Arson Case, • ui, Juo. bparrow and Adolph Rosenberg " aarged with setting fire to the store of Mr. v ", with tin- probable Intention of dsfraud- m-ditor, Itad a farther hearing yesterday “■ Before duatlce Jno. A. Staley. The evi- - loach the same aa that givan on their first -ad was found by the Justice sufficient to them for a trial. They were then held in the thousand dollar*, each, and In default of ' -in,milled to jail to answer at the May term Vriui- Court ban Itranlt of an Accident. - ’-he 31sl cf January, as announced in the Hsn- ut tltui, .Mr James H. Blount of New York, -R the 'Iliuuderbolt road, was thrown • ! ttfruii,.- and received a severe fracture of the Uc v.a. brought to this city, and at first it was , i,c ' v'onld recover. He suffered severely un- 5 £' 1 . "hen his leg was amputated, but „,j. t r ' ~ t> v ‘ lcll: that he gradually sank, and ilv,' ’ "ViiTiiiii expired. .The dcceasad had ere two days before the accident. He “-'■■ay, X t . w !-i:: °f the Baltic Insurance Company, ' i ik, and was engaged in making tour ot the South. Although only a, he had acquired a very high hu-lucsa, by his skill, his energy :icu a his I* t- character, and he leaves many new P - ' -‘Cdlnenda in Savannah to monrn his ‘ :k ttt Lyon, Wayne county. r^devc FmdSuVi Mb^, V The court room was again crowded with blacks yes terday. Henry Willianu, cpldsed, sou charged with committing an assault andhattery oil Mr. Wm. Otter- man. Mr. Ottertnan, who is a German, and keeps a store at the corner of Weet Broad and Huntingdon streets, testified that this man had bought some arti. ©lea at liia store, and on his wife the pay wanted credit. She refined, and he ouninenoed abus ing her and-was doing to when ha came in. He then pulled off his coat and ordered the negro to leave. The negro clinched him, wheu they struggled for the fall, and he gained it. The black mar, afterwards came on top, and seizing a one and a two pound weight com menced pummelling him about the head. His wife then seized a stick which - was used in the store for beating gritz and dealt the negro two or three cracks over the head and hands to make him let go his hold, when be threw the smaller weight at her heed, in- ffiotlng a wound. Mr. Ottermau exhibited the bruises upon his head wliich'was bandaged, and presented a shocking ap pearance. Dr. Hardy, who attended him, stated that he found ten incised wounds on the scalp, all of which were severe, but only one of them dangerous. It had severed one of the arteries of the head, causing a bem- orhage, which would have resulted indeath had it not been arrested in time. A negro employed in the store told substantially the same story of tho affair, and said the negro Williams had threatened to cut his heart out. The case wen not concluded at the adjournment of the court, but being one of those cases which this court, by a recent order, is not competent to decide, will be turned over to a military commission. It is a military Offence. Several cases of mule stealing -were brought up dur ing the morning session, bat were continued over until this morning. £We understand that this is the last day of Jndge Pollard’s presidency of the court, his time expiring on the first of March. We regret to learn that such ts the case, as he has filled his office with dignity and ability, and treated with uniform courtesy all who have been thrown in contact with him, among whom our court reporter de sires to return his thanks for fitvors received. Police Matters. In the Mayor's Court yesterday morning there were no cases for drunkenness, which bespeakH an im. provement of morals or a lack of the necessary green backs In those usually in the habit of indulging to an excess. The first case was that of a lady who keeps a mil linery store, and who was charged with abnsfiig a po lice officer in discharge of his duty. The policeman testified that he found some snn-bonnets hanging acros R the pavement in front of this store and some others in its immediate neighborhood and that he notified them to take them down as they were violating a city or dinance. He came to this store a second time and the bbnncts not being down be again spoke when some words occurred between the lady and himself when she abased him out of all reason. In answer to this charge, the defendant stated to the Mayor that the po. licuman had approached her in a very violent and abrupt manner, and she asked if his badge gave him license to speak to a lady in this maimer. She said she did not abuse him, nor did she intend to violate the law,but she was shocked|,st the mannner in which he approached her. She produced a witness who tea. titled that the took the goods down aa soon aa she could and that she did not abuse the policeman. On the contrary his Uhgnage to her was to say the least of it, unoffioerlike. The lady’s appearance hardly war ranted the belief ttiat the should be guilty of abusive language, and His Honor thought so, as he merely fined her In costs. A carter was arraigned on the charge of asking more than the ordinances allowed for hauling two barrels of ale from the wharf to a liquor store. The evidence stated that the liquor dealer gave him twenty-five cents, which the ordinance allows for anything Icbs than a load in a one-horse wagon. The defendant sta ted that all he asked was forty cents, and it was fully worth that much; that no person ever thinks of giv ing less than that amount. Mayor Anderson caused the ordinance regulating drayage to be read, which very explicitly stated the charge per barrel to be charged for liquors, which is ten cents per barrel, any thing less than a full load twenty-five cents. He then fined him three dollars. It would seem that the rates are entirely too low for this kind of work, and should certainly be raised. There should of conrse be a standard, to prevent draymen from charging extortionate prices, butcer' taiuly twenty-five cents does not pay for hauling a load from one end of the city to the other. Draymen have to live and so do their horses, and in these timos such wages as the ordinances allow them can hardly keep a man's soul and body together. An individual was arraigned on the charge of fore stalling the market. The policeman testified to seeing the man buying a load of fowls from a countryman, put them in his cellar, and the next morning sell them In the market, at a considerable advance. One witness testified that he had seen the accused count out and pay for fifty-nine Lead of chickens, at the rate of one uollar and fifteen cents per psir, and the next morning retail them at a dollar and a half. The accused did not deny buying them fi om the countryman, but said he took the whole load as much to oblige the man sb anything else. He was in a hurry to go away and had asked him to buy them. He also thought he was ac- commodsting the citizens in selling them cheaper than they could get them elsewhere aa he sold for a dollar and a quarter. He was Ignorant of the law, and had no intention of violating any ordinance of the city. Mayor Anderson only imposed a fine of ten dol lars in consequence of his ignorance of the law. . The Captain of one of our steamships was fined five dollars for obstructing the passage way on the wharves He Baid he knew nothing of the matter, and thought that the delivery clerks attended to that business end kept the passage way open. One of the lieutenants stated that this blocking of the road waa an almost every day occurrence; that goods were placed .entirely across the etreet, and that sometimes the street was completely blockaded so that drays and wagons could not pass. A-tailor named Corcoran was charged with violently assaulting another sailor in the streets on Monday night. The witness testified to the man's striking him about the head, when he called lustily fora police man and had the accused arrested. The man com plained of said, in reply to a question of the Mayor, that it waa only a friendly quarrel and that it dlda'f amount to much; bnt the other man seemed to take i different view of the matter, and to think that the friendliness waa a little too atrtifcing. A volunteer witness testified that both men were drunk at the time, and Mayor Anderson thinking it well to ad minister a reproof to them both, fined tfcgm in costs, to be divided eqnglly between each. A man named Allen was charged with committing an aggravated assault and battery on Dr. Sergeant, and on hearing the evidence, which will be found in another column, the Mayor remarked that this coart could not Inflict a severe enough penalty for this offence, and as people were being knocked down and robbed almost nightly, be would turn this cue over to a magistrate for examination. CORRESPONDENCE. Savannah, Ga., Feb. 27, 1866. Ms. M. M. Loro: Dear Sir:—Several of your friends learning of your oontemplated departure from Savannah, and feeling regret that your recent benefit happened on so In clement a night, respectfully beg leave to tender you a complimentary benefit for some night during the present week, as k token of their appreciation of your efforts in the representation at the drama among s. With the kindest feelings for yourself personally, aa well u your best wishes for your continued success professionally, we remain Truly your friends, in an RagHsli garb waw'riwsibe fhn marked. Buy Biss having been the great rffcture of a London .season. From what we have seen of Mr. Welter Benn Thus ttt. ire should say that Buy Bias was peculiarly adapted to his free and powerful, yet graceful, style Of aeting,- and are confident that the eocomiumns be stowed upon bis personation of this character by our con tern pories are fully deserved. Strange Assault Caw. A hearing was had before Justice Staley yes terday afternoon, in the case of William Allen charged with assaulting Dr. tiargasmt on Monday nigl.gi about ten o’clock,'*in Whitaker street. The Dr. testi fied thatjhe waa standing talking with • friend who was looking out of a second story window, «nd that a man came behind him and dealt him n heavy bk>w upon the side of his head, knocking his hat off; that immediately after, and before be recovered from the effect of the first, he was visited with another; be then called for the police and the man started ^nd ran; a policeman appeared and followed the man, who ran through Congress itreet lane and into the store of Mr. Rothschild, at the corner of Barnard. The Dr. on entering the store pointed out hia assailant from a number who were standing thore. He was positive the prisoner was the man, from his general appearance and from hia dialect. The arresting policeman testifies to this man being the one who had ran, and whom he followed into the store.‘"He said the man shut and locked the store door behind him and he wan compelled to knock to gain an entrance. Mr. Rothschild testified that the accused came run ning into the store aud fastened the door behind him, and that he opened the door for the policeman. The accused said he deliberately walked into the store, and that Mr- Rothschild turned the key in the door. He gavs as his reasoh for running that he heard tlie policeman cry “atop, or I'll shoot,” and he did not want to be shot, bnt that the man whom the po liceman was punning ran pot him. Justioe Staley held him in .four thousand dollars bail to answer the charge of committing an assault and battery, with the intent to commit a robbery. diamond. Unvote Ari.'R ft J LichlUon, J Leary A Co, Lovell ft JI G Mcuinley, F M Myreil, J McMahon, A y Mire. E Merritt, Mackey, B ft Go, Mrs Pease, J M Prentiss, L Packer. J W Pease, Orff ft W, HR Agt, H A Richmond ft Co Rothschild ft S 110 Rawe, C U Rogers, Uft Can, W it svuions, tituart ft Co, 3mitli, 8 Co. Schreiner ft Son. F W SUns A Co, W H Stark, Solomons ft Ce, Sorrell Bros, Tiaon ft G, J L Yiltalon- |A T M Turner. J P Thorndike, B G Tilden, ATop- ham. S H Van Mess and Co, W Vroom, Weed and C P B Wells, Well and M Watts and Co, A M.and C W West, Wright, U anil t o, AVarren and P, Y and N, S Bateman, York, W, Mel and Co, J P Whitman, E Robin; on, and others. * Per steamer H M Cool, from Darien—J W Lathrop ft Co, Erwin ft H, N A Hardee, C N Post, L J Gutt- martin. Per steamer Harrv Carroll, from Augusta—Wilder ft F. R Habersham ft Son, Wright, G ft Co, W H Stark. Per steamer Lizzie B iker, from Pslatka—Bell, W ft Co, G \V Gann any, J L Ylllalonga, Stuart ft Cs, F M Myreil. . Consignees per Central Railroad. FSBRl'AHY 27, 1866. ' 689 bales cotton, 2 cars nm&s, and mdse to M S Cohen, Duncuu if-J, E Padeford, K Habersham, W ft FnltifrtDii, F W Stius ft Co, A Low ft-Co, Brigham. B ft Co, A 8 Hariridgc, Crane A \>. Rogers ft C 11 M Davenport, Both well ft W, P H Behn, N A Hardee, Bell, W * G. Krn'in ft 11, E A Soullard, J W Lathrop, Rein ft Co, tirade, jif Vo, LinvrUe ft G, W Wright, J Gilliland, W F Chaplin. Special Notices. City Licenses. CITY OF SAVANNAH, \ Office Clebk of Council, Feb. 24,1SG6./ Parties who have registered for licenses, ate noti fied thst they most tsfce them oat St once; sod sll persons who bane not applied for licenses under Or dinance of December 27th, 1885, are notified that the police are instructed to put a.l persons in default on the Information Docket. JAMES STEWART, 724-6 Clerk of Council. Official Pl’BblSHBD FUR OnFOB«AllO,L A bill, to be entitled an Ordinance in furtherance of n system or Drainage in and around the city of Savannah. Wher-etai. the General Assembly of thtatitate have. conferred upon Me Mayor and Aldermen of the City or Sivamnh power to establish a complete system of drainage in and aronnd said city, for the health and comfort of itn inhabitants; and whereas, it is necessary that some rule be adopted to - prevent the obstruction or such drainage by persons bwnlbg lands within the corporate limit! of the etty, in lav ing off and building on soelt land*, without refer ence to any pal ticular plan or grade within portion! of the'corporate limits over which the plan of the city has not been regularly extended now for reme- 'dy thereof _ .- -j Sec. i. Be it ordained hv^he Mayer «W'Aldermen of the city of Savannah, in Council assembled, and it is hereby ordained- by the authority of the same, That it Shan not hereafter be lawful for any person to ertct,"or cause to Ire erected or pot op, any bond ing or improvement of any kind within uie corporate limits of said city, except upon a grade to be ap proved by the Mayor, or acting Mayor, alter exami nation aud under tile direction of the City Surveyor, anti any peison ( trending against this section shall, on conviction before the Police Court, be fined in a snm not less tban thirty nor mote than one huudrerl dollars; besides which U shall' be tlie duty of the Mayor or acting Mayor forthwith to have such erec tion, building or improvement pulled down at the cost and charge of tlie person putting up or causing tlie same to be pat up,. Ssc. 2. And he it farther ordained by the authority aforesaid, That to prevent obstructions of proper drainage of the city it shall be the duty of tlie City Surveyor to submit forthwith to the M-yor. or acting Mayor, the pi >n or tr0y piece or parcel of land witnin the corporate limits, which such Surveyor may be calterl or employed to lay off, by the person or persons owning such lamls ; and that, for every failure or default In the premise' by such Surveyor, within forty-eight hour- after such plan shall have been matured he shall, on conviction before the Po lice Court, lie fined in a s :rh not exceeding one hun dred dollars, aud may besides be dismissed from office. r NEC. 3 And be it further ordained by the authority aforesaid, That it shall not hereafter be lawfol for any person to pnt up any building or Improvement on auy publio street, lane or way of said city until or before the proper grade ot such street, lane or way shall have been ascertained and fixed by the City Surveyor, with the approval of the Mayor or acting Mayor, and then snch onildlng or improve- JHign i Mu3iSF3!EEi§T" NEW lYORK. REDUCTION OF PASSA.GE RATES! CaMri rouge, fSO m Veeft, |» «fr The new and splendid steamship VIBGU Bnikley, commander, will leave for the above port on bsr regu Iar day, ,, t 7 , t Friday, March t, at T o’clock, 13/ - For freight or passage, having superior accommo^ dationa, apply to f2T OCTAYDS COHEN. FOR NEW YORK ATLANTIC COAST Mail Steamship Company. SIDE-WHEEL 8B1P, Canning the United States Mail. Arrivals at the Hotels. PULASKI HOUSE—W. H. W1LTBKRGER ft Co. C *Y H Cohen, H Head J W Holcomb, N Y E Milton, Charleston S Whlttiesey, Georgia ■ R Cogdell, do G Patten, do W Patten, do RN Swift, N Bedford Capt A Fraser, N Y J'WatBon. St Marys J G Barnwell, Jr H R Murray, N Y W Carroll and lady, Fla Mr Qebhardt, N Y E Harris, S C C H Bosworth, N Y J Bernhard, Fla H F Munnerly, B Smith. J Hobern, C H Barmcnt, 8 J Knapp, N Y G T Maxwell, Fla C P Fisher, E Kirkland. N Y MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. LUCE. G Norton, Ga J P Gibson, Darien 1) Childs, Balt J W Spratt, V H Burns. Ogeechee J U Taylor, N Y , J H Sherwood, N Y H Daly and daughter, Au gusta J Carillon, N C P Kirkland, N Y Isaac N Pine, Newark r Dempsey, ir, do H McBride, N Y T J Avert 11, Augusta H G Mars ton, Boston Mr Beach, do MrsL J Powers, N Y Miss H U Fielding, Boston M W Dowling, N Y W Summerflehl and wife, N Yqrfe P H Marshall and wife, N York OFFICE SOUTHERN INS. ft TRUST CO.,\ ment shall correspond to the proper grade so estab- Savannah, Jan. 19, 18*6. ) iigiied; and any person offending against any prorl- sion or this section slmu, on conviction before the Police Court, be liable to be'fiued and otherwise dealt with In the manner prescribed for offeodera against the first section of this Ordinance; Provided always, that any person purchasing a lot from said city, aud for the first time putting, or desiring to put up a building or other improvement on snch lot 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, 1866. EDVYi C. ANDERSON, 126-6 Mayor. (1 M Blue, U 3 N A D Bache, Phila E Kersherer, Balt, M M Donnie, Darien J Strickland, Georgia P Hilliard, do W B Folks, do L A Newcome, do J H McAlister, do W W Warren and wife, Boston Mrs J Bennett, Boston Miss H P Taylor, do H il Tlbbals, N Y N H Ester, N Y Surg J 8 B lice, Ft Pulaski T White, N Y H J Johnson, N Y F Htggtnbottom, N A A i Lasarge. N Y F Roberta, N Y Cspt N F Rogers, N Y J Plynn, T Cullman, N Y T Looser, Y Y W Anderson, Phila D Wadley, Ga H Brewster, Ga N B Wilkinson, Ga 0 DeCatnp, N Y B F Floyd, Fla C II Brewer, Fla G H Shorter, Ala W A Bookless, Fla N G Clark and wife, N Y Miss A Richmond, N Y W J Kenney, N Y WH Doherty, NY ^ W H Holzendorf, Fla N D Williams, 8 C H E Dotterer and wife, Charleston J Campbell, Augusta A 11 Baldwin, N Y J M Klbbee, La J D Dclannoy, Ga Lt P Smith, fiS.t W M Smith, Ga W M Leese. Phila E Blrkbeck, N Y C H Clarendeu, N Y Shipping Intelligence. ftliuintni'e Almanac—This Dag- Sun rises t*.. 6 2likoon sets s l Sun sets b 39|Bigh water|. 91 PORT OF SAVANNAH. Tuesday, Feb. 27, ista. Arrived. Steamship San Salvador, Atkins. New York—B H Hai dee. Steamship Herman Livingston, Baker, New York -J R Wilder. Steamer O F Potter, Cessar, Suubuiy—Chas L Col by ft Co. Steamer Ltscie Baker, King, Palatka— Claghorn <f Cunningham. Steamer H M Cool, Taylor, Darien—M A Cohen. Steamer Harry Carroll. Creighton. Augusta-La- Roche Ji West. Cleared. Steamer Sylvan Shore, Tncker, Paiaka—Claghorn ft CuDDlnghaui. Steamer Falcon. Cates, Augusta—C L Colby ft Co. Steamer Orient, Goldtnwalte. Doctortown—Clias L Colby ft Co. Steamer Ella, Rowland. Falatka—M ft Cohen. Steamer H M Cool, Taylor, Darien—M A Cohen. Steamer Swan, Coheu. Augusta—M A Cohen. Schr Henry Crosby, Wiggins, Wilmington, N C, Iu ballast—Crano ft Gray bill. Br bark Rockaway, Boesance, Liverpool—E A Soullard. Schr G W Rawley, Allen, Wilmington, N C, In bal last. - Import*. Per steamer H M Cool, from Darien—162 bales up land cotton. Per steamer Harry Carroll, from Augusta—302 bis upland cotton, 66 sacks rough rice. Per steamer Lizzie Baker, from Palatka—12 bales upland cotton, 28 do sea island do. Exports. Per Br bark Rockaway, for Liverpool—1,443 bales upland cotton, 22-do aaa Island do, 78,439 ft timber. Poaaengsra. Per steamship Herman Livingston, from New York -H Clarendon, F Cullman, H Rothschild, J Epstein. N K Baum, Mr summerfleid and wife, U W Beach, H R Murray. WB Clark, H McBride, B SmittvrMis* A McAnilrews, E Brldebuck, Mrs L J Powers, Capt J L Carroll and lady, J Harris, J Barnherd, 0 P Kirkland Ed Kirkland, B Marshall and lady. J Loesser, H F Munnerly. T J Averill, Col G T Maxwell, A Campbell 8 T Knapp, C P Fisher,. J H Otis, Chas H Bosworth H P Hurston, Mrs H P Fielding, J Devine, J Binli- nell, W U Lindriey, t Mooa>ey,8 H Krsmm, i Nickel, C H Dempsey.' P Gantrty, H Holder, 3 9 Kramer, A O Lnlder, and 12 steqrage. Per steamship San Salvador, from New York—H H Tibbala, N H Ksler, L Parsons aud lady, Miss C Moon, Mrs Uageqmn and daughter, H L Johnson, F Higglnbottom, MaJ'Broadhead, B A Palmer; Mrs M Clark, Mr Roqert, Mr Lafarge, J Jenkins, A Cole, J Harmon, T Williams, W W Warner and lady, Mrs J Bennett, Miss H P Taylor, J White, Dr J S Bolce, H O Dlshaw, Mrs Christie, 9 children and nfiree, Mrs Oldham, Miss Hubbell, J Hawkins, T Lane, J Roper, W H Johnson, J W McAllister, Me McIntyre, T Ulb- hart, ) P Thorndike, B T Sheppard, J McManus, W Brownp, R Simpkins. W Bennett, R B Rice, Thos J Wooden, B P Booth, J M Burton, C Wright, T Hunt, and 16 steerage. Per steamer O F Potter, from Suabnry—E Good rich, WM Smith, J Delannoy. Per steamer Lizzie Baker, from Palatka—Ur Hotter and lady, Dr Clark and lady. Miss Richmond, W H Doherty,. W H Kenney, J liyann, Mr Bookeirs, M H Verplank, Capt Fraser, Mr Swift, D Williams, Mr Trochillet and daughter, Miss Pacettl, Mls» Hernan dez, Mr Bren and, Mr Boulsendorf, A Alvei y, Capt H L Wood. Mr .Jones, Mr DeCamp, Mr Watson, A J Holoman, Col Floyd, Mr Shorter, Mr Norton, M P King, C S Wittleby, U A Maxey, A H Baldwin. The Board of Directors of this Company have this day called in an Instalment of one dollar per share, payable atthe office of the Company on or before the first of March next. 20-2awtMl j. C. MpNULTY, See, Office United States Direct Tax Commission, DISTRICT OF GEORGIA, 1 Savannah, Jan. 16,1866. { N OTICE Is hereby given that the Tax Rol' for Chat him county is now completed, and owners of real estato lu said c„unty, lots, lands and improve ments outBide the city of Savannah, or leal estate re turned for taxation in said county in 1860, may pay the taxes dne thereon within sixty (60) days from this date, s’ onr office, north-west corner Sonth Broad and Lineoju streets, Savannah. T. P. ROBB, ) S. A. PANCOAST, /-Commissioners. J. C. BATES, | jl6-tf . DIVIDEND No. 25. SOUTH-WESTERN RAILROAD CO., \ Macon, Ga„ Feb. 8,1866 / 1 he Board of Directors have this day declared a Dividend of Four ($4) Dollars per Share on the Capital Stock, payable on and after 1st Maroh next. Stockholders in Savannah will receive their divl denda at the office of John W. Andeison, Esq. • JOHN T. BOIFEU1LLET, fl41m Sec, ft Treaa. Tax Notice. OFFICE U. S. DIRECT TAX COMMISSIONER, I Iiistrut of Georgia, !■ Savannah, Jan. 16th, 1866. ) 45* Nonce Is hereby given' that the T.\X ROLL for Chatham County is completed, and owners of Real Estate in said county. Lots, Lrnds and improve ments, outside the city or Savannah, or Real Estate returned for Taxation in said comity in 1860, must pay the Taxes due' thereon within sixty (60) days from this date at onr office. N. W. cor. South Broad and Lincoln streets. .Savannah, or suffer the penalty T. P. ROBB; S. A. PANCOAST,} Commissioners, J. C. BATES, fi-tf PASSAGE AT REDUCED RATES- First cabin, *30 ..Secowri Cabin, 9*0 Steerage, $10 The very first sailing and splendid side-wheel steam ship HERMAN LIVINGSTON, 8,000 tons burthen, J, B. Bakzb, commander, will sail on her regular day, Saturday, March 3, at 10 o’clock a.' m. For freight Ot passage, having accommodations unsurpassed by any ship on the find, apply to LT WILDER ft FULLARTON Notice. CITY OF SAVANNAH, I Or vice Clerk, or Council, v February 1st, )866. | A LL parties snbjact to tak* oat license from the City under Ordinance of December 27lh, 1885, must take ont the same prior to February 10th, 1866. This also applies to persons wboown vehicles used for hire; such as wagons, drays or trucks, hacks, Ac. No further time will be allowed and the Register will lie closed on that day, and the police instructed to carry out the Ordinance. By order EDW. C. ANDERSON, Mayor. Jas Stewaet Clerk ol Coundl. febl-tf iPicmeer FOR NEW YORK. REDUCTION OF PASSAGE RATES! Cabin Passage, $45 DO Deck, $10 00 m, mshlp CHASE, Roath, •the above port oa her Notice. THE City Treasurer is prepared to receive certain of the taxes lovied by the Ordinance passed Decem ber 27th, 1865. That is, the tax upon gross sales or merchandise and wares of every description; upon all freight and passage money payable iu ibis city, und upon horses and mules. These taxes are dne be tween the first and tenth of each month for the pre ceding month. All other taxes are payable quarterly Iwtween the same dates, in the months of April, July, October and January . It. T. GIBSON, ft City Treasurer. A PHYSIOLOGICAL View or MARRIAGE Containing nearly 300 pages, and 130 fine Plates and Engravings of the Anatomy of the fSnman Or gans in a state of Health and Disease, with a Trea tise on Early Errors, Its Deplorable Consequences upon the mind and Body, with the Author’s Plan of Treatment—the only ratienal and successful mode of cure, as shown by tlie report of cases treated. A truthful adviser to tlie married, and those contem plating marriage, who entertain doubts of their phys ical condition. Scut free of postage to any address, on i-eceipt of 25 cents, in stamps or postage currency, by addressing Dr. LA CROIX, No. 31 Malden Lane, Albany, N. Y.' The author may be consulted upon any of the dis eases upon which his book treats either personally or by mall, and medicines sent to any part of the world, oetio om A CARDT Mr. WM. R. BOYD has aa interest in my business and will take charge of my egencles In lotnre. A. WILBUR, 89 Bay-st I will be happy to see an my old friends and new ones, and am prepared toti&ke ’Risks in the Compa nies represented by vur Agency on all insurable property. WM. R. BOYD. B2 DR. WM. SCHERZER Respecifully offers his Professional services to the Citizens of Savannah. Office on 9 nib Broad street, north .idc, third deor east of Barnard street. f2T-lw Notice. The Stockholders and Subscribers to the New Stock of the Skldsway Shell Road Company, are re quested to uttend a meeting at the Pulukl House, on Wednesday, the SSih lnst.. at 12 o'clock, for ths pur pose of electing five Directors to manage the affairs of the Company for one year. W, H. WILTBERGER, 127-2 President 8. 8. Road Co. Jaa. M. Prentiss, Vi. F. Holland, A B. Ivea, C. M. Hiilsnitn, E. P. Plainer, Rich. T. .Turner, J. M. Henderson, Hess ft Gutman, J. Langsdorf ft Co Jaa. W. Ran deli, Edwin E. Hertz, R. D. Arnold, E. W. Manta, F. P. Halsey, E. H. Abrahams, H. L. Schreiner, Robt. P. York, M. M. Belisario, Blun ft Meyer, Weil ft Meinhard, . Rothschild ft Stern, Bell, Wylly ft Christian.. ■“ h place liia body will be forwarded li i» regarded as something of a ^::'!. fuUr youn 8 men, who only a few York togethor on a southern 6 s ‘nce left 1 iJo andiihSi? 1 *' e has been killed, one lua uc another hi s child. * aUun «o Housekeeper.. —. W s I ' r<:8e,lt Bev eral susplcioua looking "-' s cur l ** e city, for whom it be v :ndivi ( y UB]ji " 1>er “ to b® on the lookout. One of took hoa i* to oty on Monday evening jn, J . L 1 ltHlg ‘ u * %T Rh a lady on South : biii - atupod in the morning forgetting t* u,;;.. have not heard of anything hav- m Jt 6u I'P c 'Se he concluded that the 11 le tvouto* Wtre “ Ct worth y of Wsoperations, Tbvr,. mci * 1 y have his trouble for bis to get im 1l '’ j oi l bese people about who ' ^Wtaiue. i, . ! inS h0U8 “- “A survey- tr ’ * p themselves and leave for som. SaVAXXaU, Ga., Feb. 27, 1866. Messrs. B. D. Arnold, James M. Prentiss, W. F. Holland, avd others. Gentlemen—Yours of this morning is at hand. I am glad to find that my humble efforts to please have merited Buch a tribute from the citizens of Bavannah. It la with feelings of pride, long to be remembered, that I read your kind tetter. I am happy to Mate that, with their accustomed liberality,Mesara. Raymond ft Hamilton have given the Theatre for this purpose on the evening of Thursday, March 1st, 1866. With a trust I may deaerve such kindness on your part, and a hope that I may meet you again profes sionally, I remain, gentlemen, Your sincerely, M. M. Loro. The Theatre. A new play in Saraanah,- “Buy Bias," with the new actor, Mr. Walter Benn, In the leading -part, Is to be given this evening.. Of the play of Bay Bias, lt will be interesting to those who intend seeing it tonight to know ♦*».. it is one of the dramas of the great French poet, Victor Hugo- On Its first production in Paris, the government of Louis Pinllippe deemed it expedient from political consid eration. to prohibit ite representation, snch was the wer with which it wrought upon the presses. Im Consignees. Per steamship Herman Livingston, from New York —Agt C B R, J W Anderson A Son, American Teic- grapU Co. Adams Ex, Btigham, BA Co, Brady, 8 ft Co, Beil, W ft C, B ft Errant, Bottiwell ft W, S ft M Brown, N K Baum, N K Barn urn, L 8 Bennett, W Batterkby ft Co, F Brodbacker, T Bateson, W H Bar- roughs ft Co, Cooper, O ft F, Crane ft G, C, Purse ft Co, Claghorn ft C. Camplft c, M Cooney, M A COUa. IS Cohen, Dewitt ft M, Duncan ft J, J II Demand, W M Davidson, W II H-Deeriinrst, M J Doyle, Doyle ft L, F Donclson, Einstein ft E Erwin ft H, Epstein ft A ft L Freidenberg, C Farnsworth, D Finnegan, G O Gourdin, M ftC o, O Gemenden, 1 W Gregory, 8 ft J Gardner, C L Gilbert, 8 Goodall, Hunter ft O, A 8 Hart. idge. N A Hardee ft Co, Honunan, A A Co, F P Hulsey ft, Co. S E Hertz ft Co, C V Hutchings. N B Knapp, Kelu A Co, j Hernandez, J M Kinehhy, L ft Latti mote. Lathrop ft Co, W W Lincoln, J LearV. A B Luce, Miller, T ft Oo, F M Myreil, K MaeLea ft Co, B F Metcalf, J M LaugbUn. M 8 Myer, Meinbaid ft Bro, K L Neiiilinger, Grff ft W, J O’Byrne. W L Pea body, B M Neely, G T Nidwls, P Reilly, T Pepper, K ft Cann, Rothschild ft S, ft Resober, J L Roninlllatt, P WSims * co, Schuster tlljlD Smyth, Sorrell Bros, W H Stark, A A Solomons. J C Schreiner ft L Y Stuart, T W Shea, banders ft W.Tison *Q, JT Thomas ft Son, c W Thompson. P Tlshler. B F Ulmer J L Villhlonga. Van Horn, H ft M. N Wolf, Wilder ft Weil A M, B Walker, Yonge ft N, B Zachartaa, York. W, Mcl ft Co, and others. Par steamship San Salvador, from New York—N K Btnra, Adams Ex, Anderson ft Son, y Bushier, J A ft J T BiOwn.Bell. W ft C, M Beyfagh, P H Hahn, B ft Meyer, J Jt Xoftidnma, L SBenuett, Brady, s ft Co, Brigham. B ft Co, M ft Cob.n, Crane ft G, H H irftfflS'asr.MsKiS: sjk ft H, EstU ft Bro, P Fischer, G C Freeman, fF| in a diamond, B L, G 88, J Gilliland, Gaden ft U, SB Harrington, R M Hunt, 9 G^Hajn-is, a 8 Hartridge, ( i; ' Cotter Ties protect tho toes of children’s shoes.— Ontp tir will outwear three without Ups. Sold every where. BAXCBS&OK’S HAUL 3>YIJ The Original and Best lu the World I The only true and perfect Ilalr Dye. Hornless, Reliable and I nstan- tancous. Prodaces lmmeilate.y a splendid Black or natural Brown, without injuring the hair or skin. Remedies theill effects of bad dyes. Sold by all Drug gists. The genuine is signed William A Batchelor. Alfo» IlEGENEBATflia. EXTRACT OF MILLEFLBURS, For Restoring and Beautifying the Hair, *n14-1v CHARLES BATCHELOR. Nzw Yoxx. THE Singer Sewing Machines. Principal Office for the State of Georgia, IM BSM CHTM 8TKECT, H. D. HAWLEY. General Agent. A large assortment far sal. at New York prices. Sewing Machines of all kinds repaired at short inching neatly done;' *11 C V Hutchins, Hilton ft R, ] i ft L NA Hardee, J * M Hamilton, Holcombe ft Co, B H Hardee, Hunter a 6, KJrtto ft M. ILMBetea * Co, Kein ft Co, 3 L.-I Lathrop, 0 W ft O B Lamar, J Duma, [S N L] in a WM.; CLIFFORD NEFF’S ( KLEBHATID brands Nadar. Tulip and Qanker WHISKIE8, In store and for sal. by , ,„T' -BgtfAN HARTRIDGE ft CO, r/7-eod2w 163 Bay street. Notice* *T3HK Bonds of the City of 8avannah, authorized to -L lie Issned by the Ordinance of January 24th, l-it’e, ter the purpose of tending its coupons not here tofore redeemed, are now ready. They are df the con venient denominations of fflcu, $300, $600, and hold ers of oyer-due conpdns ore invited to present them to be exchanged for those boudt All Bonds for which Coupons are landed previous to May 1st, 1866, will draw interest from 1st, or Jan uary last. -B. T. GIBSON, fid _ City Treasurer. The new and ap Commander, will ' regular day. Friday, March 8,, at. — o’clock. For freight or passage, having superior accommo- *-sr ,v i mm * miiu NOTICE. P ERSONS holding City Lots, who are in arreor for Uioand Rent, are notified that additional costs will be incurred by them unless they discharge their obligations at au early day. B tf. GIBSON, «■«—£!!jTreasurer^ FOR BOSTON The fast steamship CITY OF BATH, T. W. Jill, Commander. Will tall for the above port on Ta.sday, March.Gth, at — o’clock. For freight or passage, apply to RICHARDSON ft BARNARD. f2T Bay itreet, oj p -site Mariner's Chnrch, Books and Stationery. Masonic Books. M ACOY’S Masonic Manual. Tlie Freemason’s Pocket Library, by Chase. Webb's Pocket Monitor. Oliver's History of Freemasonry. New Masonic Trestle Board, by Moore. Principles or Masonic J urisprndence, by Symons, Digest of Masonic Law, by Chase. M usouic J urlsprudence, by Mackay. Cross' Masonic Chart, revised by Cunningham. Also, M. M. and R. A. Diploma-on paper, for fram ing, and on parchment In tucks, at KSTILL’S News Depot, (Down Stairs), Bull st. back of the Post Office. New Books, New Books. RBOZ1VXD BT Cooper, Olcotts & Farrelly. C ORA BELMONT, or the Sincere Lover; the Car illiial’s Daughter, by Robert M. Daniels; a Light and Dark Christmas, by Mrs. Ilenry Wood; Half Mil lion of Money, by Amelia B. Edwards; Social Lile of the Chinese, by Justus Doolittle; Leonore and other Poems, by Lady Chatterton; Poems by Mrs. Anna M. Spaulding; Ike Red Book of Apia; Story Middle Ages; Miriam Rivers, the Lady Soldier; Colin Clonta Come Home Again, by Spencer; Leslie's Magazine for February; Demorest's Magazine for February; Atlan tic Monthly for February; Harper’s Monthly for Feb- rurary. 31 New Books, RECEIVED BY Cooper, Olcotts & Farrelly. A NOBLE LIFE ; by Mis. Much. The CLOISTER AND THE HEARTH; by Charles Reado. FAIR LILLI AS; by Pierce Egan. SMALL HOUSE AT ALL1NGTON; by Trollope. Tlflt LOST BRIDE; by T. S Arthur. H6 HISTORY OF THE WAR. R eceived by cooper, olcotts a BELLY, FAR- Towage. The steam tug STAR LIGHT, Capt. Anderson, is prepared to tow vessels np or down the river and about he harbor. Orders left withthe Captain, on board, or with the undersigned, will be attended to - tfl-eodlm CLAGHORN ftCUNNINGHAM. Regular Line BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND DARIEN. GREAT REDUCTION OF FREIGHT A{JJ> PASSAGE The light draft and fast steamer FALCON will leave Savannah every Tuesday and Friday morning, at 7 o’clock, and Darien every Saturday evening and Wednesday morning at 7 o'clock. Passage, $5 00. For freight or passage, apply to CHAS L. CuLBY ft CO., * Corner Bay and Aberoom street., L. E. li. DELORME, tf Agent at Darien. pipping. For Charlestoi VIA HILTOH HEAD AND BEAUFORT. !rr v The fast steamer F O U N T A X N, Captain G. W. Crams. Lea-res every Monday Horning at 9 o’elk. All way freight payable on the dock For freight or passage, having fine state room ac commodations, apply on board, at Padpiford’s wharf, M. ATtoHBN, 8> Ray street. ortb f!7 For Doctortown IN CONNBCTIOJi WITH THE ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD PER Thomasville. The Steamers Orient and Gen. Shepley, will leave Savannah per Doctortown every Tuesday and Saturday morning at 7 o’clock. Returning, leSTe Doctortown for Savannah every Tuesday and Satur day morning at 7 o'clock. For freight or passage apply to „ . CHAS L. COLBY ft CO., tal-ff Corner Aberrant and Baystreeta For Palatka, E. Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA RYS, FEHNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA. The elegant and very test steam packet. SYLVAN SHORE, Capt. JAMES TUCKER, ttiqkr np ,or thii ronte * wm Every Tuesday Morning nt 10 o'clock. All freight payable by shipper.. Bor freight or passage, having superior accommo dations, apply at the office, Florida Steam Packet Wharf, or to j-27 tr CLAGHORN ft CUNNINGHAM, . Agents. FOR PALATKA, VIA BRUNSWICK, ST. MARYS, FER- NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA. fCarrylag the United States Mail.) The new snd fast Steam Packet Ella, eapt. P. E. ROWLAND, will leave on ■ ) Tuesday Morning, January 30th, and continue to leave tegnlarly every TUESDAY at 10 O’clock. i i For freight or paesagg apply on board at Charles ton Vi hart near tbs Central Pleas, < Freightpaynble b' Freight received at all 129-h-lh-tu-tf ' , or'to M. A. COHEN. at the Warehouse. Steamer Savannah NOTICE TO SHIPPERS,-CONSIGNEES, OWNERS AND UNDERWRITERS. TjtOR the purpose of makiug a proper apportion X ment of the proceeds of ana charges on the the cargo saved from the above steamer, lately sunk while on a voyage from Savannah to Angnsta, von arc- particularly requested to present to the undersigned, within forty days from data hereof, proof of shipment •““'“•'’'"’■’SSf.etaroi**. J2-LtM6 g Harris’ Block, Bay st. Freights FOE AUGUSTA, rjIHE nndendgued are prepared to receive good, at A tbelr Warehouses—free or expense and eov ered by Insurance—for shipment to Augusta and points beyond by theburegnlar line of light draught boate. Apply to CHAS. L. COLBY. sept29—tf • cor. Bay and Abercorn ste. TOWING. For Palatka, VIA BRUNSWICK, ST. MARY’S, FER- NANrtNA, JACKSONVILLE AND , PICOLATA. The new and fast tailing Steamer LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. N. King, Having been placed permanently upon this route wlti leave for the above places on Friday Morning, 96th, nt lO o’clock, and continue to leave evky Friday looming thereafter at same hour. Returnin'', she will leave Palatka every Sunday morning, Picolsta every Sunday forenoon, and Jack sonville' every Monday morning, arriving at Savan nah on Tuesday morning. Freight received at all times at the warehouse on the wharf. Ali freight payable by shippers. For freight or passage, having splendid cabin ac commodation, apply at the office on Florida Steam Packet wharf, or to CLAGHORN ft CUNNINGHAM, FOR DUBLIN AND WAY LANDINGS ON THE ALTA- MAHA AND OCONEE RIVERS. — The light-draft steamer I?. J3. Groodsell, Capt. J. M. Hours, running in connection with the steamer. H. M. Cool and Ella, to Darien, will receive freight for the above places. Apply to M. A. COHEN. CW~ Goods consigned to A. A. DELORME. Darien will receive prompt attention. tlO-tf SOUTHERN HISTORY OF THE WAR, complete in four volumes., by Edward A Pollard, f 2 Photographic. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS! A New and Fresh Supply, Of many varieties; also, PHOTOGRAPHICON OR PANORAMIC ALBUM | A new, ornamental, and nsefnl anti-le ter the parlor For sale by fl7 COOPER, OLCOTTS ft FABRELLY. J. N. WILSON, Photographer, S. E. corner Broughton and Whitaker Stn., SAVANNAH, GA. Old pictures copied with the greatest tare. d14 Circulating Library. F I accordance with the wishes or many of oar citizens 1 hare reMlred to establish a Circulating Library, and have therefore set aside aaa nucleus for that purpose 160 Volumes. The Latest Works will be added every week just as soon as they can be obtained from the pub lishers. Terms made known oa application at my Store, corner Ball and State streets. THOR J. STALEY. 127-eod3 2? FtSHs BBLS No*. 1, 2 and 3 Mackerel 60 half banels, Not. 1 end 3 do Mo kits No. 1 do 10 half bNa No. I Herring 3.1 quarter bbl. do loo boxta Smoked Herring la store and/or sale by CHAS. L. COLBY ft CO. ■' The new and powerful > steam tog E. H. WEBSTER la prepared to tow vessels In ihe harbor, op to and from min. Application for towing may be made to Capt. Bar clay, on board, or to CRANB ft GRAYB1LL, 80 16-tf , Agents, 0 Bay str street. MULES FOR SALE. 71 HEAD the finest that baa been in the market / V daring the season, broke and nnbroke, now eh route from Kentucky, will arrive Thursday, the 1st of March. Apvly to the undersigned at the old shed corner state and West Broad streets. B7-td S. 8 FORSEE. .FINE CUT TOBACCO. gUKNYSIDfc, Solace AnffDeL Ft* bole by 1*7 6 A W.. oyner Bay and Barnard ste. FQBv, BACON&HAWKINSYILLE VIA DARIEN, DOCTORTOWN, And lamHngson the Altamaha and Ocmulgee titers. Steamer Darlington, Capt. J. Brook, is loading this day at wharf foot of West Broad s reet, and will leave as above on Thartatey, 1st Merck, *t — p. m. Freight received at all times and stored in fire proof warehouse at foot of^Vert Broad afreet, free of expense. -* This boat is of light'draft, in perfect order, has im mense carrying capacity, being capable of carrying 1.600 bales of cotton, and rates A No, 1 in Insurance offices. Freights taken by this line at low rate*. T, anzportation charges cm goods to Macon and Hawkinsville paid promptly. For freight engagements, apply to / F. M MYHELL. Harris' Baildlngs, Bay itreet, (2 Or to M. A. HARIE, on wharf. Flour & Hominy. enn BBLS FLOUR. Choice,' Fxtra and Superfine ilvU 101 bbl. kUn-drted Hominy rt-6 s; w. corner Bay snd Barnard eta. WQTICE DIXON BTOBEE BELTING. . . ENGINE,H06SV RUBBER CLOTHING, ROOFING SLATER ?QOTS„ . HVBGBBBT,' BDKDBff ft 8#., ~ — -•Cam Boy sid - Akorossa BACON SIDES & SHOULDERS. £bl caste, instore and for sate fow’by ’ 1 tn-ood-lw BBYAN, HARTRIDGE ft CO. t'aclfic Mall Sttamihip Compaay’i Tlirougli Line to C.lffomin, TtoucHiNG at Mexican Porta, and carrylag the - A United States Mali. listve Pier No. 42 North River, toot of Gaul street, at 12 o’clock noon, on the 1st, nth and 21st of .very month, (except wnen those dates fall on Sunday, and then on ihe preceding Saturday,) for Asplnwall, con necting via Panama Railway, with on* of the Com pany’s steamships from Panama for San Francisco, touching at Acapulco. FEBRUARY. 1st—Henry Chauneey, Capt. Gray, ookMCtlng with CDiorado, capt. _ 10th—Atlantic, Capt. Monty, connecting with Sacra- r , memo, Capt. Caverfr. tist— New York, Captain Homer, connecting with L constitution, Capt FhmswoTtit, Departures of 1st and 2tst connect at Panama with steamers for South Paciflc porta. Theme of 1st touch at Manzanillo. ( THROUGH pasaaoa Qi GCBRXNCT. First Cabin.-w ......^ asm Second Csbffl goo 8tee*Me—..-. 100 A discount of One Quarter from steamers rates snowed to second cabin and steerage passengers with families. Also, an allowance of One Quarter on through rates to clergymen and their hmilles and school teachers; soldiers having honorable dis- charges, Half Fare. --’One hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult. Baggage-mastera accompany baggage through, and attend to ladies and chUffiea vrtteont male protec- tore. Baggage received on the dock the day before • sailing, from steamboats, railroads, and passengers who prefer to send down early. An experienced surgeon oa board. Medicine and attesdlDO, free A ateamer, win be placed on the line Jamiaiyl, 1866, to run from New Ocjeana to Aaplnw*” atthe Company’s ticket office, on the Whan, Opal street. NortltBlver, New Yorita - * ■ r W. G. BELLOWS, J9 -3m Agent.