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aunuui fieasa* 11 (> . Sle amsl«ip* -»«d Steamer. TOR NEW YORK. Uiah*r. Frida v, March 91b, at , miii J«r Saturday, .... __ . p. ra. Uurch luth, at ;raur ,r ' n-sniir ( *• " F „K BOSTON. rtiyiifButh. Wednesday, March 7, at 12 ft)B liVlIi'* 0 ** ,• v.iiih Point, Thursday, March Sth, at tflBU 1 ”'’ - id-t* tout ai ui sta. i; (liiiiiims, every Saturday morning ml llerry, Wednesday, March 7th, at -iv i.i, Wednesday. Mutch 7, at 8 a. m. Ss*®' 1 ' K (iji CHaBLESTOK. iiT K .,:mt.un. every Monday morning 2 ',.,i F.iniie, every Thursday morning at 10 - ■ ,,, K jorrORTOWW. ,, ell lev, every Sunday morning, nviircl ' F.-.E IIAWKINSVll-LE. ^ and Charles U. Hardee, every i a o'clock. . OE SDSBIBY. ,- potter, every .Monday, Wednesday lining, *tt 11, o’clock. for iinCNSWifla. 0,ml Shepley, Wednesday. March 7th, run FLORIDA. 'in slain*, every Tuesday morning, at ,•!» (lulty. every Saturday morning, at Halier, every Kiiday morning at 10 , i v Tnes lay morning at 10 o’clock. The steamer Falcon, Capt. Cates, , from Darien. -■ .•iiprsTW'i He.' oQj nwruing. a eh* alleging that i« tad a«h* hftr ii A*n man refused to be arrested and struck thsofltoer» ' violent blow in the free- They then struggled to- feeder into the yard, and the man getting the better of the officer and continuing to strike at him. be was compelled to use hiaclub. which he did onoe or twice os the defendant's face leettfled. Another officer .Uted that he «, relied upon by a fpntlrnm. to go to the assistance of hit brother officer, mffi that when he got into the yard he found tham atm straggling, when he took hold ot the prisoner and overcoming him carried him to the barracks. Upon being asked wbAt he had to aay, the man stated that the officer had abused him for nothing, and struck him several time, on the head; that he had not btruck any woman, and was on his way to. his lodging house. Be had been Working* nit n^i* a '■ ' PULASKI HOUSE—W.H, WttrBKtoK* * Co. Jas H Daniel, Mlllen A Reppard, Savh Jna lugbam, 1 " Wm C Patten,!}* Titos WartUFD, C» % Pope Burtlell, Ft Pulaski • Jos T Wells Sami T Knapp, NY KMC Pollock, Ga J McDonough, A. J J DalA WlreQn WmffieGriff, RTjfe r ^ J * e - b ’« b . ^jwtpn, G* ■V Hugger, Aqg.su MARSHALL HOUSfc—A. * LTTCfi. James Boles, M B Perkins, Gs O Jacoby, Savh WtnT Hovey,Savli Geo N cramp, Augusts c K Wilkinson, ° 8aml Hoyt, N Y J Sullivan A wile. Mass SCREVEN HOUSE—G. McOiNLY. J M O’.Mcare, City I Sami J Jouua, FIs iS H Dyer, £?•*■** 7r M Tl U BMIHsA lady. Bostou RfflciSTIWSWK!. Boston ITB Ferguson, Dr J at Madden, FIs ^EJUHeateri^ Shipping Intelligence. ;’rou DaBIFS ic-Jay i TUe steamer Eclipse, Capt. Ward, rd.iy morning from Augupta. 1V i,u, Capt. Cohen, also arrived yes- i-oir. Augusta. f itcwifED Prices.—Messrs. G. B. Si G. W. , . u? , io deliver red ash Philadelphia coal ill.- city ut *14 50 per ton. See adver- u::i;.~Tue steamship Hunter. Captain j i„early yesterday looming from 1 Imrsdny last. She had a remarkably purser Jeffrey will please accept our s oi Nciv York papers and other favors^ „, r i_ . in ai Armo.:.— We invite attention to I . uL by Messrs. Bell, Wylly k Christian, at the J urt il- uau to-.Lv, of Still acres of timber land, situated ^ p'.-iy county, within four miles oi the Atlantic ^ J Gulf Railroad. I York oi at P®" 5 *** I liiniki mi * [St i tEBU i ll i —This steamer has changed her e from the lower wharf to the Charles- I. ill, foot of West Broad street. She „i!iiiiur at 10 o'clock, andregularly y/ U'/=day mormng. PEcamv AN1» CAKIATIOS Tax.—By reference to the I i xi-L Lot m another column it will be seen that t . registry arc invited to call at the life’t 1 .'l'.’i'k o: Council and register their name*. ICj jjj poiaiins liable to capitation tax are ra* iwsrd and compiy with the require" ,f the law. 1^ If I i.obL'CE aSIi ComussioH House.—The usiucse men and plantera Id directed to it jU j M-'asrs. J. S. Rawlings & Co., Produce and •:i Merchants, South Charles street, Balti- _ . i m gives strict attention to the selling idctlhiii of produce consigned to them and the ; and shipping of grain to all parts of the Ik -: it. j sly keep Constantly cn baud u choice (t'.tu. .liver, timothy, Ac., for which ordei® | alb. lillC't ai tliu lowest market rated. l the MauxetI—Yesterday after* i t ilers amused themselves in making a . - m the market and when put out by the n on duty then created quite a disturbance in i near by. They would not allow any rebel to I.... ,1. :lj. A large crowd congregated in the [ tr«h«ihood, but they were dispersed without any H.ulty. PLodaTlos tor Sale.—We would call the attention Idee. i -adors to the advertisement of Messrs. E. C. icl a., offering for sale that valuable plantation |i! L! ,iy*county known as the ‘‘Waltham Horne- it.i proximity to the city oi Savannah and •maic and Gulf Railway^ the society, theeduca- il facilities of the county, its duo public roads are i n tu which should tend to attract parties seek- jib'.-o.ii ot to visit the plantation. We are told tin tb. vain, of the improvements is more then the ptcaiiknj for the property. Tile Opera. Savannah were gratified last night Ihib.app'Riaoce of the Italian Opera, alter an ab- | —: sevt.'al yeara under the direction of that c aiuo, ilax Strakosch. The company em- ■iiv riity uf talent, and Is efficient both as to tiiriits and accomplisbmenU, with every I of chorus, orchestra, Ac. The theatre I ,'Tr : 1 . ! j i i-.llunt appearance, being crowded with | tb btvuy and fashion of the city. Yertti's celebrated ui i: ivatore was rendered with brilliant effect, t’* music, energetic and Impassioned, offers a !.::•* operatic and dramatic effects, while the *. uja with striking incident and affecting , - vi ra was cust last evening aa follows: Leonora. Ghioni; Azucena, Mme Strakoscli: Manrico, ^iior Micah m; Tbe Count Di Luna, Signor Mancu- * uLioui hits a commanding appearance and a • - : rtit Ji'aniatic expression. She sang exquis- ■ 7. in third and fourth acts, enchaining ^d'.hi.r .ti'ih oi hei^audieqce. Mate. Strakoscli, the '••• aiu . Lai. ; 4 uwcet mid sympatbetie voice, and in k-uii«!y sc uc in the second act displayed so much taniuuc i jvvri and sang with so much feeling as to ^lytac hcuns oi all along with her. Signor Mac*- * n*. iLl tenor, an cxceedinaly pleasing singer and -- 2 '-iu -tijc presence. Signor Mancusi was in ex- v : ^ i ettug and acted gracefully and cfiect- liie 'dier artists and the choru3 war* in good ‘ ^‘-vi rendered their jjart9 with precision and 0 *: t j the meat size of the audience, the unusual -ir.t .: , : reserved seats, and there being, strangely “ ’ u *- **• ,nrt & usher upon the floor, not a little * . ‘■•he v.«e experienced, both by those who were «--.r u Li.d tlicir 'cuts themselves and those who L ' x confusion arising therefioin eon- 1 nfar ^ v Uircaghout the first act. We hope to •^-uer ir.ueJied to-night. .Some of the ticket- V '’* ,uloi H*d their scats occupied, through inod- ■ 1 UuU ^ ; ' ::i < ’ v ere disposed to complain of Mr. -t. s ini thed of celling the scats. We are a9- 11J 1-oMibJe chance can a mistake be ! ^ z " E ur suae seat be sold twice. The trou- '*■'-hi.rely in the absence of ushers. * v fcl t 10 iiaY0 fbe light and elegant open | iigtaftijrabounding In de- • ->i lit i •,1^ Kir J iire ’ bitroducing to our pub- Au-v L “. Suah;i, Lrrani and Oraffe. ^ 'l! a *^° aduta ar e *tUl open, and can | siiViireiner's. Miniature Almanac—TUa Day. Sun rlaea.... 6 15|Moon rises.. n ]8 Sun sets 6 461 High water eve 46 J o wftsoa, 'J H Forbes, Baitlomte Jno C Reynolds, A A GBR f'— —n—o —***. ..iiwiAcu AS llulgnt, N 1 worklag on flnOulf ro«l and was dhntarged ..few k y dXT Andermm then flned ^ tw6Q ty f CM Dldffikdb Albany dollars for the operation. I « * — — J An individual waa charged with disorderly conduct in a house in Houston street. Thscpolioeiaau trstiflsd that he had been sent for to arrest the accused and did so, but he did not see him commit any disorder. Tbs proprietreaa of the house testified that the defendant and another person came into her house and ke flour ished a small knife and threatened to “clear out the Yankees" if-there were any in the house. She asked him to .keep quiet, but he refusing to do so she was compelled to send to the barracks for a policeman. She said he did not do any damage, but t ireatened to Upon being asked by the Mayor what he had to say, he responded “nothing." Mayor Andsraon then flaed him ten dollars. Jno. Edwards, who was before the Mayor on Satur day morning, was yesterday charged with vagraAcy The policeman testified that he found him asleep On a step and started him away, and that in a very short time afterwards he found him near the place. He asked him what he was doing there, when the vagrant contended that he had a right to sleep in the stioet if he wished to. The policeman dlsputedthls and took him off to the barracks. Upon b<H„g wejf . tioued. Edwards stated that he had been working on the Gulf Railroad and waa discharged, and having no pluce to stay, thought he might stop in ths street. The Mayor fined him five dollars A policeman was charged with refusing to obey the Lieutenant of the Police and absenting from duty. He stated that he had been afflicted with a nerv ous affection and waa unlit for duty and wanted to re sign. The Lieutenant told him he must give thirty days notice of his resignation, and he said hewonld forfeit his month’s pey but would not go onstreet duty. Counsel appeared for him end the Mayor re marked it was rather an unusual proceeding fir a po liceman to appear by counsel, but he would bear what the gentleman had to say: who then contetded that hii client certainly had a right to resign.andnahe was not able to attend to police Jutyhisretasal to do so should not subject him to am other peialty than the forfeiture of Ilia month's toy. The Mayor re- marked that the policeman was b^md to atend to his duties until his resignation was accepted bythe Mayor He then sentenced the defendant to pay a fine of twenty dollars and be dismissed fron ths race. Jno M Martin A wile, Fla Mr Lancaster, L T Wilcox, ltlch Mr Bipley, Ogei ctiee D S Smith. Ft Pulaski O H Smedes, do FORT OF SAVANNAH. Monday, March 6, lStg. Arrlv.d, k , Steamship Hunter, Began, New York—Hunter* Gaminell. SteamecMwan, Cohen, Augusta—M a Cohen. Steamer Eclipse, Ward, Augnatas-F W Sims A Go. Steamer Falcon, Cates, Darien-C L Oolby A Co. 8h»P Lady Havelock, O'Neil, Dnblln, In ballast-E A oouiinra. A Gamm«l L ® ,eri,, «’ Cor80n ' Phlladelphla-Hunter SchrB li Shannon, Marts, Philadelphia—Hunter A Gaminell. Krenaon's flat, with 46 bales cotton. Cleared by S ACo* f ° P I,0tfer ' Ceas * r > Sunbrny—Chas L Coi Cohen* 061 J?oanwln ’ Ct * tatr . Charleston—M A . ?hl Abble F Larrabee, CarlLsle, Cardenas, Cuba in ball eat—Van Horn, Holy ke A Murray ; Imports. Per steamer Bclipse, from Augusta—368 bales cot- 74 rope catting*. Per steamor Swan, trom Augusta— lto lia'es cot ton. Per steamer Falcon, from Darien—164 bales upland cotton, ( do wool , > Per schr Lovering, from Philadelphia—360 tons coal to Quartermasters: Pawtagen. Per steamship Hunter, from New York—W M Bey nolrls, P J Morrison, A M Dedrick, K Hill W J bulli- van and lady, G Miller, J Shepard, Mag Gunpaet. P McDonnell. I, WitBaeskl, E Dubolz and friend, D Beassy, M Furlough, J Witness, 8 Huyt, J K Corri gan. a B Goodwin, M Govlug, JS Gartenstig, A 8 Height, A Genness, J P Apthrop, H Haywood, M A Hemtnen. . , lkjx muen | Per steamer Swan, from Augusta--Mrs J M Law- better than his own, helped himself to cg% pants and I 011 ’ child and servant; lbs J M Martin, Miss Jesfiie vest, and also the gentleman's shirt whiil i rir ,„ I Cohen, Col Jno M Martin, Col Jas Hamilton, J D 1 L 7: , snoi, worn was lying I Jotm3oni A B Addison, Dr J S Barnwell. J J Lehu close by. On Sunday afternoon a lookout Us kept for man, J Pollock, D F Lavigue. the thief, and while standing near the coloid church I at the Reservoir square, the negro was sin coming Consignees, out from his devotions with the pants on te . u Per steamship Hunter, from New York—Adams Ex W B Adams, J W Anderson, Southern Ex, Brady, S rested, and the two men arresting pen aded him 1 A Co, Brigham, B & Co, ClaghOrn AC, W H Stork, through means of a revolver, to take then o a negro I Crane A G, Hunter A 0, J L Vlllalouga, York, W, Mcl hut out near the depot, where they recovei 1 the oo»» ? t ' 0 ’ H Purae „* B > J ® and vest Whila tali no Ki m in Agt, T Bateson, O A Parse, Cooper, O A F, O Cohen, and vest. Wlule taking him to the tnrracfc a gentle- M A Cohen. M S Cohen, J G Clark A Co, D A Johnson, man passing recognised the coat aid re] the negro W M Davidson, H J Dickerson, E P Deyo, Bclipse had on as belonging to him. j I P Line, Erwin Sc H, ttosteijn A B, G C Freeman, M The negro was afterwards questiond azfl acknowl- I Q^cn^k^" 0 edged several robberies, among thena boi of watches I P Halsey, „ — „ „, , worth about seven hundred dcllarswhioh had been I ^ Y? Mitchell, N B Kffiipp, J M Klnchley, K MaiLea taken from the entry of Mr. G. W. Gnnony about two W, Lippmaifftrol'^ WAV*LlnTOln! P C Lloyd^S ifLe- weeks ago. The box contained fit-three watches, I derer, J McMahon, Miller. T A Co, H Meiphard, C C which had been disposed of aroundowu to different M, "“' “ 10 Ujl "" ” n u ‘™*" •»•>*■»» individuals. Judge Bronson then toed a search war rant and gave It to detective Wray, wb at last accounts had succeeded in obtaining fifteen a of the lot Six of them were found in possession cilr. Silverburg, fl’-e with Mr. Feeley, three with anfter storekeeper West Broad street near the deg. and two at a blacksmith or carpenter-shop neatbe Charleston wharf, where it is supposed they hi been >av«n for repairs. i It appears this negro and another >re in partner ship In the clothing business, as wir ' • entries . More Bobbery. On Saturday night last a negro nailed Hoses Wil liamson entered the sleeping apartment d Mr. A. 8. Rutherford, and finding his clothes hljghg on ths back of a chair, and thinking they woult bok much (STEIN £ EGKKAH, 151 conjrea St. Saraiial 6a. JhE OLD ESTABLISHED AND WELL KNOWN -WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HOUSE, AND DEALERS IN FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH AND DOMESTIC GOODS. H AVING Just received and opened a very large and select stock of Fancy Dress Goods, Honae- Keeptng and Domestic Goods, Blankets, Cloaks and Shawls, Also Hats, Boots and Shoes. And all articles usually found In a first c am Dry Goods House, we would most respectfully Invite our former friends and customers; also Merchants and Planters visithig the city, to call and one stock before purchasing elsewhere. EINSTEIN A ECKMAN, novfi-tf lit Congress Street, Savannah, Ga. —^ : — Flannels CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES BLEACHED AND BROWN SHIRTINGS DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS FRENCH KBBINOB8 AND ALAPACA8. Received and for sale cheap by U. HATH, 174 Broognton street. oct2S DRY GOODS The undersigned having formed a copartnership, under the firm name of Hiram Roberts’ Sons & Co,, for ihe purpose of carrying on a general DBY GOODS BUSINESS, have now opened, and will continue to receive additional supplies of Imported and Domestic Dry Goods, which they offer for aale at No. 150 OIBBOXTS’ BUZUHNO on Congress street, east or the Market, and at the second store from the end of the building. JAMES H. ROBERTS. DWIGHT L. ROBERTS. m tt EDWARD S. LATHROP. J J w, t Pepper, u B w, H H Russell, J F Lam F Whiteman. Col A Wilbur. American Telegraph. , Per steamer Eclipse, from Augusta—N A Hardee, Yonge A N, O Cohen, F W Sinn A Co. 1 Per steamer Swan, from Augusts—Brady, 8 A Co, E C Wade, H A Richmond, J Langsdorf, Wilder A F, Hunter A G, A A Solomons, the" drthtoV biwtoera'mI Per sehr K H Shannon, from Philadelphia- CUB, W? ?aS2 MiTwK B ^r*^Ru"e‘w nd this man acknowledge «a<H C f thrm. I w ^ /0 ’ 5 ue » - wuuauo uuutg aowucu wi LiMM ouu Her vaiuaDies lately, and this man acknowledge** motof them. He was turned over to the military comnpdon for trial the offence being too great to be tried ithis court. ’ Fi'ceilmcn’s Court, Judge Bronaon waa kept pretty buaiLsngaged yes terday morning. A negro naan named Cassius waa oprial charged with having in his possession a mujgelouging to another negro man. From the testimonj t apjteared that CaasiU9 got the mule from a negro lued Paine a noted mule thief, who was sentenced ate time ago to six months’ service on the streets silanes, but who had made his escape. Cassius bod | the mule and paid part of the money on it, the maicpresent- ing he was anxious to sell soon and go Augusta. Roberts, the owner of the mule, heard of through unothcr negro, who told him for twenty .Bars he would show him where it was- He engal to pay him and went and got the mule, but Carait refused ,t> give it up. The negro giving the infornion was charged with complicity with Cassias, who wtbarged with receiving the mule, knowing it to h* been stolen. After hearing the evidence and argument coun sel on both sides, Jndge Bronson decided, thtsking into consideration the ignorance of the negrpe was hardly responsible and could not be held as taccse- tory after the Met, and there was no evidence 1 (need to show his complicity ip the theft If he h been an intelligent man, and had known the consetnees of baying the male under tbe circumstsucea, would have turned him over to the military commissi* as it was he would dismiss the esse. ^ A negro man named Henry Lawson waa eijed with committing an assault on a negro woman the street, and the evidence being satisfactory heat fined ten dollars and costs. Another negro, Jno. Houston, was charged witu- orderly conduct in the street, and was fined flvtl- lart and coats cl court. A citizen of Liberty county waa brought up on e charge of refusing to obey a summons from * court. It appears he was charged with burning at fences and other property of freedmen, and when I Brady, a * OW, », u l*,i », am,, d m A Co, W Wadley, Hunter A G, M, Thoi Cohen. I A Co, O Consignees per Central Haiiroatl. March o, 1866. 1.006 lulea cotton, 62 do waste, le do yarn, 7 do wool; 14 chests res, 5 cars mdse to Brigham, B A Co. Crane A G, J W Latlirop, O’Fallon A Co, B H Hardee J W Anderson, Easton A Co, it Uder A F, Kein A Co, R Habersham A Son, E Padelford, O Cohen, A Low *• Co. R King, W BattersLiy, W A EJehflelil, Brady, 8 «. Co, A S H trlridge, Watis, C A Co, N A Hardee, E A Hardc-e, Colby ,V Co, J L Villslouga, Bell, W A C, Botliwell A W, E M Holst, J Richardson, A Fawcett H McAipin, Weed A C. Steamer Swan reports-^March 4th, met steamer Union, at Briggs' B*r; W G Gibbons, at lower end of Robinson’s Roaml, sttfi- L Enos at Big Randall; passed K H May at Daniels’ Lauding. 6th, met str Minnie Brandt in Tuekersaking Reach. Contract for Sweeping Chimneys CITY OF SAVANNAH, » Omoi Cuts or CooRoil, Feb. 27,186CJ Proposals will be reeetved at this office for con tracts for sweeping chimneys of the city, until Wed nesday, March 7th, 1866. 1. Beams Dinstox—East of Bull street 2. Wrsrrxii Division—West of Boll street. Parttee making proposals will stats In their propo sals the name* or their securities (two to each bead.) JAMES STEWABT. *28 td Clerk of Council. Notice. irfs h rtuliu-j 5^ 1 ’°Uce Matters, citiy \ . nights business was somewhat ttsre v. " *"** pol! ' ; • lorce ■‘fid yesterday morning J... . .. ' a * al b'e number ox cases butore His ‘ J1 ’V0t .VnJvi j.ju first t-v.,. ■ ;;i. j .j ‘ 0Ju lt man charged with abusing a • ’ ,*•=«thtir own residence, and refusing otictej l0(lo ^ xh e ladies testified r i . ^ their house and commenced quar- :u.- j . ' 51 'U-i- time he bad a small knifo in °ULi Tot , dl '*‘ e 'Ld not attempt to use tt. Tbe 1 ' ut ftt utiy i tila SilC l bAfi to loave, as sb. did V| , '' 111 Louse, but he would not do llC;tc * ; . it-^ -. ^ ubl;; ' eJ to call an officer. The po- ,, dt did cot see any offense com- “p» btj,.,,; , 3 Scc used went quietiy with him.— had to say the defendant ^‘thout beins • er couW not go pa»t the house c " tfifijuua'- , L '' A '‘she had been insult-. ^ iatoVl . |, ^ ‘ u!orIuot i him of tbe matter, and •“Wio iat HiSC tohaTe » stop put to it; that <1 " t r :c-, a “ 1 ' ln of committing any violence and ' u r - >o ae tterel y wished kfoanothar. to b. ■■'fi-'s tin j *^ en arraigned on the charge of ‘ F°* a ession at three o'clock in the a t t Me '’, h j Cli “hid give no account , - >* a a a lhM 1116 m “ c *» Intoxicated. :" J fie ka ^“ Uou from the Mayor the accused ^•' bUn the™ 80 * Ule m& “ £r - ^ c -“ e Wd8 *■ ‘JUer of „ pajmo “t of costs. *“'• ^ fi^ffirer Ui xn e d J h 0rkm0a WM Ch,rgea ' -fihe policeman testified that THE City Treasurer Is prepared to receive certain of the taxes levied by the Ordinance passed Decem ber 47th, 1863. That Is, the tax upon gross sales of merchandise and _wares of every description; upon all freight and passage mqney payable in this city, and upon horses and moles. These taxes are due be tween the first and tenth of each month for the pre ceding month. Ail other tsvsa are payable quarterly . between the same dates, ia the tnoedis of April, July, negroes remonstrated with him firing a gun at tht October and January. R. T. GIBSON, He was summoned to appear and answer ths chari | fl . ■ i ’ and also to give up the gun, but he refused, saying I knew nothing of the gun. The Judge, after rep) man ding him for not obeying the writ, said he wok fine him fiity dollars and hold him in two thousan dollar bonds to answer the other charge. ■■ semi■ mm Trial ef a Fire Engiac. , Yesterday afterooOB the members of the Germanii ALL WANTING FURNITURE NEW GOODS. JUST opening. New Spring Goods, latest styles: PriniB and Ginghams Printed and PlAin Jaconeta and Liwoi • n Bareges and Orenadlm Silks and Cflalioa Hoas^kecping Goods. ALSO, Every variety <ff DRY GOODS adapted to the Trade. Merchants visiting the city are respectfully invited to call and examine oar stork. EINSTEIN A ECKMAN, ^ l9 131 Congress Street. SHAWLS, SHAWLS. .TUS 1, * ,iu ve aS**ort meut oUZephyr Worsted “ nd Hoods, ChiidrS' Laps, Boot* and Gaiters. -Pok! 90 ^ I 1 8 .' 1 Linu J“ T«ble Damask. Linen Towels, aU<1 U " 3 iw ' * ni « variety of Faucy Ar- iictas too aumcrous to mentfon. 1 All of which we oiler at verv ton- prices. „ , ,, EINSTKiN A ECKMAN, nuv3-tf 151 Congress Street Family Dye Colors. Ptaten ted October 13, 1863. REGISTRY 1IST-1866. Ortict ClAL Hamlets thereof; who are citizens of the Lnlled States, have resided in the State of Georgia c»rtaVL®*Z, l,l !^ e i!* , iL y ?r? ;e<u ^* fi 61 * election, r-* htonOi immediately preceding their* FMristratkm, *!f*V l * d the e^e of twenty-ode years, and have paid all city taxes, or have In their own right n * rf ? 1 e»t«te io satisfy any tax executions which may be Issued n gainst them, who lie re made tefinlred by the Ordinance of the cltn nvrfcil*? freon legisiered according to the provlriot« Ti , cl - [Extract from the Registry Laws, pass ed itd January, 1862-J Extract from Ordinance passed Dec. 27, 1866 : Src. 4. And be it further ordained by the aukhoritv tween^h^mfL r' ety male resWe nt of said dty, bi- be twenty-one and sixty years, shall ne liable to a poll or captation tax or one dollar an- enflriLrf e t ;tC€,!t i 0nJjr • uc ® of "Afitl persons si may be who shi 10 TOte at tfi'J elections, L><1 'Tho r ii re ^ istef ^«lr names and pay for the same, n na *etl persons have registered their names since the first Monday in January, 1866; B. Baa hi or, J H BY A BAEEETT, Iteam Soap Works, VAnnmh, * o*a. BsiTon, James A Bolsliaw, T H Coldlug, S M Cameron, a H Dumas, Henry B. Jordan, FraadsD Know, Louis C. Crawford, Hembrle D. J. FOR BOSTON j , . sj . LL_ S. UfrfiAst ^bamshlp CITY OF 1 BATH, T. W. Jill, Commander, Will sail for the abot# port on W«dan4ay march 7th, at IE o’clock. For freight or postage, apply to l»7 u. Rh HaRCsON A BARNARD. _J_* Bay aireet, oppoeitc Mariner's Church. For Charleston, VIA HlLSTCN HEAD AND BEAUFORT. K. Knapp, nb L. ' Lovell, J M B Law, Wm M. KaRette, Duhl k n/i -j Ripley, Joseph B S. Souiiard, E A T. •’ r ’ Tilden, B G ,_AU persona wishing to register are Informed that the Registiy Book Is now open at this office. All p®Z*°“* white or colored, subject to the capitation tax will at once return their names at the Treas urer’s office. . JAMES STEWART, • Clerk of Council. Landrum, Sylranus L'jftus, James McDonald, Donald Bom, Andrew M Silva, Jas S "* Tup per, Frederick A M * 3 ®® 8 ' HOODT a BARRETT would respectfully ~~ announce to the public timt on and after Jan- 52oT? ru “ from their Soap Works two competent salcmueu, wtko will visit P e Jf oQ ce a week with Hard and bolt floaix SOAP exchanokd FOR GREASE OR SCRAPS. Special Notice. We have but ;one price for our goods, and that price shall be satfo&etory. Persons ordering from the country will flndit will save time and money by sending ns their orders; and If the goods do not aat- sfy in price and qnalhy, send thorn back to ns at our expense. Orders addressed to MOODY A BARRETT, or L. J. GUILMARTIN A CO., 14$Bay street, Agents, will re ceive prompt and immediate attention. J4-tf P o 3V, The fast steamer U N T A I Captain G. W. Cxsraxa. fr* ,T,J •very Monday Morning at 9 o’elk. All way freight payable on the dock. j^Vtr treteht or passage, baring fine state room ac- cofomodatioas, apply on board, at Padellurd** wharf, or r ° M. A. COHEN. m 83 Bay street. FOR HlimiiLLE ? HJ(!0\ VIA DARIEN, DOCTORTOVra, And Landings on the Altamaha and Ocntfligee riven. 1^. PUBLISHED FUR INFORMATION. Sec. 7. Ordinance relative to Port Wardens “If any person or persons other than those au thorized by this Ordinance, (except appointed by I »- ESESSSsSH* FOR BALTIMORE a sum not exceeding thirty dollars, to be recovered | ****** * X AU V All Ait upon conviction before the City council, to the use of the said Wardens ” All persons interested In the above Ordinance are hereby notified that the Port Wardens will have this Ordinance enforced, whenever they have knowledge or lta violation. By order Board Port Wanlena. „ THOS. j. BULLOCH. ra2-G clerk Notice. I CITY OF SAVANNAH, ■ » . Orrtoa Clou or Codmikl, 'Febniary 1st, 1866. , A LL paitles subject to take out license Trom tbe City under Ordinance of December 27th, 1863, must take out the same prior to February 10th, i860. This also applies to persons who own vehicles used ror hire, such aswagous, drays or trucks, hacks, Ac. No further time will be allowed and the Register will lie closL-d on that day, and the police Instructed to carry out the Ordlnabce. Sy order , „ EDW. C. ANDERSON, Mayor. Jas STBwaBTCierk of Council. fchMf Notice* T'®? Honda of the City of Savannah, anthorlsed to ti* r c S K° ed hy the 0rdin *fi < » of Janaary 44th, 1866, for the parpuseof funding Us coupons not here tofore redeemed, arefnow ready. They areof the coIT vcment dcnomixBtkms of $100, $300, $600, and hold, ere of over-due coupons are invited to prment them to be exchanged tor those bonds Alt Bonds for which'Coupons are funded previous to May 1st, 1866, will draw Interest from 1st. of Jan- utu y last. ... * B T. GIBSON, 110 City Treasurer. FIRST CLASS, .$25. ...SECOND do., $10 I The magnificent Steamship north;; point, B. C. Satan, Commander, | Will sail for Baltimore on^ Thursday, 8th imSt., at 13 o’clock at. PiSLfSLi? 111 J 16 rec « tyed and checked through to Philadelphia at same rate* charged by other lines. Passenger* by the North Point fur New York and se* e tniveL UierB c4tles ’ wU1 6aTe tw0 fru“dred mile* Jssgiflrr h ' Ting exceito,,t • cconu » t »- LaHOCHE a WEST, Agents. n “' 4 Jones' Block THE Steamer Oak,' Capt. MoCauley, ass *3? s*-s-a i for ,he HnwkSe^d pnunptly. 011 ^ t0 thf hare becn »•<>• with the Agent of the Macon A B nnswick Railroad to forward goods Hawkinsvui& ngh l ° Macon ou " rival °f the boat at frre-Pfoof ware-honse stteet! F ° rtda s,e ® n * boat Wharf, foot of West Broad For freight, Ac., apply to J. B. PRE8DEE, Agt., 106 Broughton street. F. M. MYRELU m6 Harris’ Bnlldlng, Bay at. For Liverpool. .The Ship ENGLAND’S QUEEN, Captain having a large portion of her cargo yon board, and now at Venus Point, wants "about a thousand bales to fill np. For freight, apply to ** — REED A STEWART. For Charleston, VIA HILTON HEAP AND BEAUFORT. NOTICE. Black Black for Silk Dark Blue . Light Blue French Bine Claret Brown Dark Brown Light Brown Snuff Brown Cherry Crimson Dark Drab Light Drab Fawn Drab Light Fawn Drab For "—*— Dark Green Light Green Magenta Maroon Oriutge Pink Purple Royal Purple Salmon Scarlet Slate Solferlno Violet „ Yellow. retngSjlk. Woolen and Mixed Goods, Shawls. Jcnrft, Dresses, Rlbltona, Gloves, Bonnets. Hats, Feathers, Children’s Clothing, and all kinds of Wearing AnDareL _' A SAVING OF 80 RECENT/.» i°r26 cents yon cau color as many goods as wonki- otherwise cost five times that sum. various shades can be produced from the satoe dye The process is simple, and auy one can use the Dye with perfect sucres*. Directions In English, Prc-nea and German Inside of.each package. HOWE A STEVENS, 260 Broadway, Boston. For sale by druggists and dealers generally octJO^m 1 Household fflfniture. , COX&TTVnON WATER Is, without doubt, the only known remedy lor DIABETES, CALCULUS; GRAVEL, „ _ BRICK DUST DEPOSITS, IRRITATION OP THE NECK Or tjje JAMES B. DAWKINS, Attorney-at-Law and Solicitor jn Equity, * 5AST FLORIDA. SlB.lMWlf 1 am opening for the lltapeptloa of the public, a fine Mock of TRESSES, &c-, &c., To which the attention of an is Invited. f VTarerooms, 178 BROUGHTON STREET, Sber ‘sold Dry Goods Store. J«df l b. Harrington. purpose of trying their fraud engine wtafcfr fr|* Jqt$Jy been thoroughly repaired, having hod her pumps overhauled by Messrs. J. V. Whit* A Mann. The trial was under the immediate supervision of Foreman STOSS'SXSSS r BQ,ET l'„™S5 D ? E - oittiBs. HAT and the stream turned down Barnard street. The nozzle was one inch, and tbe. stream reached the dis tance of 120 fe’et on a lave} against the wind. The stream waa tfren turned in another direction and through the same sizemozzle she attained a distance of 130 feet, and through % nozzle 168 fret, through fifty feet of hose. Through 100 feet cif hose the played with a yi nozzle 178 feet They then w4t two attachments of 60 feet each when she played 126 feet. The trial was a very flno one and gave much satialac- tion to the members. Bxxxyirs or AcctMarraL Ixsuiiaxcx. —Only a few days since we mentioned the case of a person who was lost la tfc* Ukfetod ifoaninr Oocatltutton. and who pre vious to embarking fbr Kafr York lmd obtained a policy of Insurance against accident fin: the voyage in the TravelMa’ Insurance Casnpatoy cf Martibrd, CL, A. Wilbur agent, for $1000, wtolob mm wit promptly paid t> his family. We were yesterday shown a letter te OoL Wilbur from the Secretary of tbe same Company, aaknowledglng receipt of Intelligence of the death ef Mr. Janie* H. Bloant, end asking for the proper vouchers, in order that hi* pblicy for $10,006 inaur- ice against accident*, might be paid. )$r (fount, .ho was General Agent of tbe Baltic Fir* Insurance Jompany of New Tork, died In' this city a few days since, from injuries sustained some two mootks sgo tit being thrown from a buggy. migrants Can be Supplied WITHIN TEN DATS. 1 . r- O . ■ t X>1; ; I. • . ■ , ’ ffjl S undersigned are prepared to supply Planter* other parties who may be In wont of WHITE ERS, ami have made necessary arrange, talk^Kgrfhtofl'Utny orders for agrlcxtltare or -— — — .^w.ved by on till of Ute steamer here, and trauspoheil to th« r“yaw, »uu transported to s«as wag Sa^^tsawsiaass E “ gt from the North to tills port. cured 6 at frfrfrfrf^rfalVE Lai Hirers can be se- erafln^SS 8 **** 0 * 11 1 14 ® * >er JPar. tfre Employ- For l er particular* apply to WM. MOBVILLE A CO.,- Savonpah, Ga. UFRRKSCSS: jobn*i L f wton * ■ •vonnah. rysssasa.* 1 --’* A .*ler, Savannah, w. K. ling, Savannah. John S4u savannah. Brlghaqiuwln A Co, Savannah Sarannigttonal Bank, Savanna!. BJ$ INFAMMATION OF THE KIDNRT8, CATARRH OF THE BLADDER, ANTI ALL FEMALE IRREGULARITIES. Certificates of cures from well-known persons from all parts of the country in circular, will be sent on ad dressing MORGAN & ALLEN, Ag*ta, dl2-Sm No. 46 Cliff sL, New York. CHOICE WINES. 1 OCTAVE Malaga Wlup 1 octave choice Sherry Wine ‘ 2 octaves W bite Wine * 1 octave Claret Just received per Swedish bark Christian Luvene from St. Lucca, Spain.- For -lie by mS EDWIN K. HERTZ A CO. HAWKINS & FAY, Commluiktt Merobants, SO. tr PICARt STREET, NEAR PRODUCE EXCHANGE, N, Y. wsl A EEAWxras, j. Roorwkix txr. Particular attention paid io buying Produce, Provi sions, Whiskies, and Cfgan, on order, und to con- aignments. _______ CLINTONHCNTEfLflrto ofSpofford, fHeston A Co., New York. Fancher A McCnesney, 6 Water-tL. New York. Richard Ellis, ltd Water street, New. York. Wm. B. Miles. 49 Christie street. New Yoik W. A trtbell, 6 Wall Mrset, New Turk. Lewis L Jques, % W. RS'-on ft Ca, Sayannafr PERSONS lrofdlng City Lots, who are in arrear for ... D , p on d Rent, are notified that additional costs will be incurred by them unless they discharge their obligations at an early day. - R T. GIBSON, 1/4 Clly Treasurer, New Books, New Books. Bsaxrvxo bt. Cooper, Olcotts & FarreUy* r^ORA BELMttNT, or the Slni^re Lover; tbe Car od by Robert M. Daniel*; a Lhrht I and Dark Christmas, by Mrs. Henry Wood; IfalfMh- t'hP b ? Amel Jf B. Edward*; bodal Life of fry ^n*tns Doolittle; Leonore and other gSg'-SfES'K 5TB? fcfaS tsksst pom THE STEAMER F -A. Wn ij; , CAPTAIN MoNELTY, carrying the United States mall, will leeve as above Broad street?®* 1 * 8teamboat wharf ' foot of West Thursday, Starch 8th, al 3 p. m. This boat Is In very excellent order, U commanded °? Cer ‘.“f i < ‘ Ip ^ rtDce: 111(1 has »opettor state room accommodations for passeagera h®** « *** trip*, freight;will be re- ceived Mid aton$d in Are-proof warehouse, tree ot ex pense. Way freight payable on wharf. For freight or peeeage, apply to F. M. MYRRLL,A£t Hie* ItniMfmra Steamer Savajmah. NOTICE - TtT8HIPPERs7 €ON8IGNim OWNERS AND UNDERWRITERS^ F OR the porposa of making a proper apportion ment of the proreed* of; and charges aw the ute cargo saved from the above steamer, lately sunk while on a voyage from Savannah to Awusta. you are particularly requested to present to‘The undersigned, within furry d t ys from date hereof, proof of shipment and conies nf vrmr I- I 4 and copies of your invoice*. ^roof J. W. WOLCOJT. Agent 2 Harris* Block, Ba; J24-tM6 Bay st. Regular Line BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND DARIEN. The light draft and fret steamer FALCON will leave Sayannan every Tuesday and Friday mornings at 7 •o clock, and uarien every Saturday evening and Wednesday morning at J o'clock. 1 * Freight received at an time* In warehouse- Passage, $6 00. For freight or. passage, apply to CHAfit CULBYA CO, Corner Bay and Abereorn urecta. ... L E. B. DELORME, f ‘ 2 tf Agent al Darien. m5-tf Harris* halldlt^^rsttreL Or Io w. Johnson, oh whmrl Steam Engines and Machinery. STEAM ENGINES AND SAW MIT,T.a i Ac., Ac., Ac. REMEMBER, SAW MILL MEM, The undersigned is the Sole Hauufacturer of BUR ROWS IMPROVED HEAD BLOCK, for Saw Mills Patent applied for. — '. _ F. E. TIMMONS desires to caU Ute attention of those wanting the above articles to those of ~ HIS OWN 3IANUFACTURE. They are the Mills that will put the Lumper; are powerful and durable, and will give satisfaction In every particular. CaU and examine them, at the Fonndry and Machine Works. No. 170 Fenwick at opposite the Tower. - F. A TIMMONS. COPPERSMITH WORK,’‘ A supply of materia) ssid a toftpetoitf wokman to execute all work ordered. - \ V F. E. TIMMONS. STEAM BOILERS. Steam Pomps Steam Fittings, furnished at shott notice by T. E. TIMMONS. ANTI FRICTION METAL. RUBBER BELTING. STEAM PACKING, ENGINE BOSE, ROOFING SI JING, CLOTHES WRINGERS, 4c. For sale by nrnuRRF, jnoe.dk n a co.. Cor. Bay and Abereorn sts. fi7-tf , ■ktedgof MKTAL »r heavy or taff , bearift^ Warrant ed to give engre setlgErctinn. Hade only by F. E. TIMMONS, Foundry sad Merit la* Works, opposite Water Tower. Paper Mill Machinery, Drying Cylinders, calendar Holla Rag Cutters, Ac., Ac., for Paper Mills, bout to order. F. E. TIMMONR. With Facilities Unsurpassed, North or Soqtb, he feeds confident that entire sathbclioti to ail who will give Mi mfi-lm be-can-give lot a call. F. E.' TIMMONS, - No. lTWFenwick street, Oppoelte the Water Tower. Pacific Stall Steamship Company’s Ttiroagta Use to California, and carrylag the Leave Pier No. 42 North River, foot of canal street at 14 o’clock noon, on tbe 1st, nth and 21st of evm ™ ( - e - I °* pt w ^. en ’Spse dates fall on Sunday, tmd then on the preceding Saturday,} for Aspinwall con- neettng via Panama Railway, with one of the com- {““J’? eteMMhlps from Panama for San Francisco touching at Acapulco. - ■ MARCH. 1st—Arizona, conaectiBg with Golden City. 10U, ^&® C M£'; Gray ' conn * ctln « connecting wtth r - onnect « Panama with atManzanuio* ^ rtCU5c 1>orf8 - ThoBeoflsttoncb '^fcfrfrat ot One Quarter from steamers rates Srtra relJn ’ Ccon<1 cabin and steerage passenger* . Al3 °* an allovyance of One Quarter on ,0 cler 8ymen' aud their families ami SSSSreffl^; eo ‘ lllen, h#VUl « honor * ble dU pOBB(i * fratFaKe allowed each adult Baggnge-masters accompany huggHge ihrongft, and toif nil n 0 * adle ® an <l children without male protec- received on The dock the day before alel fofr°ats, railroads, and passengers who prefer to send down eisrly. ^ * . A ° ?xperienetd surgeon on board. Medicine and •wenaance free. i(M 8t f^ r b * on tbe line January 1, HavaM t™ 4 &8ln ^ew Orleans to AspinwaU via .?? r Pa^^age tickets, or ftftther luformatlon annlv •’ tl| c Compamr’s ticket office, ou the Wharf'foot Canal street, North River, New York. F. W. O. BELLOWS, Agent. FOR PALATKA, VIA BRUNSWICK, ST. MARYS, FER- NANDENA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA. fCarrying the United States Mall. The new and foal gleam Packet Ella, Capt. P. K ROWLAND, will leave on Tuesday Morning, JMiuurjr 30tJi “o’“^ Wet0l “ Te ' , * ,,tarlT ev<r y TUESDAY at ■^^jssi&tui^ssss „ , , M. A. COHEN. Freight payable by shippers tntf* “ •“ U “ ea •* the Warehouse. Notice. SUNBURY ROUTE DISCONTINUED. The steamer.O. F. POTTER will leave Savannah for Sunbury on MONDAY, tbe 6th lust Retarnti*, Will leave Sunbury the following day, and discontinue her trips afterward* m3 ' 3 ; JOHN SCELVEN. JS 3m TOWING. The new and powerful steam .’ugs K. H. WEBS TER and*G. LOANE are prepared - to tow vestas to the harbor, or to and from s*a. Application for towing mhy be mad* to tbe cap tains, on board, or to ' CRANK ft GRAYBILL, Agents, **■•* 8« Bay street. ..The steam tug STAR- LIGHT, capt. Anderson, u prteared to tow vessel, op he harbor. — or .town the river and about Orders left with lit. Captain, on board, or with the undersigned, will be attaaded to tfT-eodlm CLAGHORN ftCUNNINGHAM ForPalatki, E. Fla., AND PICOLATA. Tbe elegant and Tary featatfam packet SYLVAN SHORE, Capt JAMES TUCKER, klWita.'KfcS?* w *“■ ronte - wu ' Ertry Tnctday Koralaf at lOo’cleek. superior accomofav trlda Steam Packet dattons, apply at Hie office, Wharf, or to a CLAHHCft CUNNINGHAM, S FOE AU8USTA, cor. Bey and Abereorn eta. For Brunswick, FERNANDINA AND JACKSONVILLE Greneral will leave for tbe above po Wednesday, For freight or pemage apply to CUAS. L. COLBY A CO, Corner Bay and Abereorn afreets. m3 For Palatka, VIA BRUNSWICK, ST. MARTAS, PER NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND - PICOLATA. nieftew andfrst aaaing Steamer LIZZIE baker, ’ Capt R JOna p,M »f Kasmlmst Mtt, at 10 o’Clark, to ‘** Te ,wr r‘ ,rkl «y xtonttogthereafter RetamUg; she will leave Palatka every Sunday —orntitg, Htotata every Baaday forenoon, ami Jack- •onville every Monday mormne, arriving at Sevan nah on Tuesday morning. • 1 — Freight received at all ttiaee at the warehouse on the wharf. All freight payable by shipper*. ..... . , u For freight or passage, having splendid caMn ae. commodalkm, apply at the office on Florida Steam Packet wharfi or to CLAGHORN ft CUNNINGHAM. J24-tf