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nhrTriiir The Savannah Daily Heraid. sy s. w. mason. .-,Ai»IUKL VV. MASON, i^ditor, IV. T. IHOMPSOS, .Associate Kititor. Official Paper of the City. LA.RfJkST CIRC8LAT1M IN THE CITY ANN COUNTY DAY, MARCH 7, 1860. Interesting reading matter on the 4th Page. THE OPERA. The long absence ot scientific performers bad well-nigh estranged from art the most cultivated of those in our midst who had devoted themselves to musical culture. Sacred music in our churches had engaged the attention of those who possessed natural giits, whether vocal or instrumental. Parlor music, comprising chit fly simple a;rs, relieved by occasional military refrains, was also cul tivated to some extent, but with the oppor tunity for cultivation has lost the relish for the music of the opera. The very names which arc- associated with the strains that belong to that branch of the vocal art, had become aimost obsolete among u?. It was difficult to revive the associations connected with operatic music. The old had forgotten, the young many of them had never seen the opera and its fascinating ac companiments. There bad been a gradual divorce from its enjoyments by those who btlii had retained a keen sense of its p'easures. It wan conceived that it would require some years -f commercial prosperity to restore to n; this, with other enjoyments that are nourished and sustained by the income which commerce produces. When, there lore, it was announced that the Italian opera was to revisit U3, it was heard with some what of tuat incredulity with which joyful news is ever received. Bui when we saw those expressive Italian faces at our hotels— bronzed complexions, aquiline noses, flash ing eyes, and features in which passion so easily admits of embodiment—we began to believe that we were indeed to have su I';, i t" •; pera, if only for a few days. And when the reality was brought home to our coav'ction—when we saw iu that rarest of combinations passion portrayed, character delineated, incident evolved, and mil ic, vocal and instrumental, enlisted as an auxiliary to these dramatic c-flects—when the arts of the pnet, the painter, the musician, the costumer, when voice, gesture, action have united their attractions, we theu realized the fact that wo are enjoying the Italian opera! The first night passes and every one is in raptures. Gbioni fascinates by her voice, which the modulates with such exquisite art, ar.d makes obedient to all the inflections of passion. Patti Strakosch wins univer sal admiration by the delicacy and sweetness of her .- trains. Erraui by his united vocal and dramatic power—bis rich and flexible l every auditor, and Mancusi sion ia those passages which emotions in a sympathizing Hs thus that the open by de grees brings back those pleasures by the witchery of music, declamation and dress, the various arts that address themselves to the ear, the eye and the imagination, and that we may expect these pleasures to be come intensified with each repetition of the enj ;y;nents that are associated with this branch of imitative art. We have had Tro- vatore uud Martha. To-morrow night that popular opera, Norma, will be performed, which loses noue of its charm by repetition- On the lyric stage it stands in the snine re lation as the School for Scandal aud Richard the Third do iu the drama The public nev er becomes fatigued by its repetition. TilK SAVA.VSAU MARKETS. We have been shown a letter addressed to a house in this city by a merchant residing in Florida, in which the inquiry' is made whether the wholesale merchants of Savan nah have made preparations adequate to the demand of the country trade. This incident has suggested the propriety of our giving publicity to the fact, which, it appears, is not generally known, that our wholesale merchants have made ample prep arations for the spring trade—that, in addi tion to the large etocks already’ on hand, they arc receiving constantly additional supplies, embracing every quality and description of dty goods and groceries, both American and foreign. There is, indeed, no department of the trade that is not fuliy represented, and there can be no country dealer but wifi he able to purchase bis entire stock with satis- laciion to himself aDd to the tastes of bis cj-tumors. It is needless to say that onr merchants are auxiuU3 to extend their business relations with ill: interior, embracing Florida, and to accomplish this will sell to customers upon the most liberal terms known to the tiade. EX-GEY. FORREST. This gentleman, who, it was slated, had fled the country, is stili in Tennessee, nud Ires rtcentiy addressed a letter to the editors of the Memphis Avalanche, in which he says no act or «f preesion of his could have fur nished ground lor the report that he had left for parts unknown. He states that he has been true to the pledges of his parole, aud that ho has been silent and unobtrusive, quietly laboring upon his farm, and regrets that his seclusion is so oiteu disturbed by re ports ia the newspapers, which are as unjust to the government as to himself. Hu. de clares that his destiny is with the American Union and that he shall cohlribute nil his in fluence toward strengthening the govern ment, sustaining its cred t, and uniting the people once more io the bonds of peace and affection. —A good vein of oil has been struck in Columbia county, Ky. . The depth reached was 327 feet —Five negro soldicra,,belonging to 128th U. S. C. T., sentenced by court martial at Louisville, to five years* Imprisonment at the .Dry Tortugas, left the former piece on lire 12th. —llajor General Kecencrans is preparing to leave for the Pacific coast, where he will engage In dining. —'Forty-three indictments for desecration of the Sabbath were presented to a criminal court in Indian apolis in cne day rocently. —Quite an excitement has been created In Charles ton by a collision between Judge AM rich and General Bennett, The judge sentenced a white criminal, con victed of robbery, to receive thirteen lashes ou the bare back, ia accordance with the State law. General lienuett interfered and prevented tlie infliction of the punishment, declaring that •• it was ag unst the spirit of the civilisation that pervades society at the present day.” The prisonar, consequently, is free from that part of the penalty which the State law imposes upon persons guilty of robhery or larceny. —It ia currently reported in commercial circles that Afr.t’hew M. Maury will have the chief control of the third attempt to lay the Atlantic cable in the month of June next. —An attractive widow named Bradley, 23 years old has recovered $20,000 damages iu WilkeBbarre, Pa j from u widower 62 yean old, named Reynolds, for Jbreacii df promise. aA little girl was frozen to death in the streets of on Friday last, while on her way to school. BY TELE0RAPH. FROM MILLEDGKVHiLE. Th« htay Law Passed Ower the tjovei- nor’s Veto. Mu T.imqyviTi.p March 0.—The Governor today \ e- toed tlie Stay Law bill on the ground of unconstilu- tionalitv. The Senate passed it over tbs veto by a vote of twon- iy-seven to seven. COSORESS. Report of the Committee o» Reconatnoe- tiom. Washdcstos, March 6—Tho Senate today was en- gag.-d in the discussion of the constitutional amend- ment. In the House, a report was receivod from the Committee on Reconstruction embracing voluminous testimony, the witnesses testifying as to the presumed disloyalty of the majority of the pcoplo of the south- The Army Appropriation bill was passed with an amendment disallowing pay to any cadet appointed since January last. FROK SEW ORLEASS. Qnruing cf a Steamer—Change of Coin* mnntlers at Brownsville—Death of the Liberal Chief Mendez—Affairs ou the Rio Grande—Yew Orleans Markets. Jfxw Obleaxs, March 5.—The steamer Mary Hearn from Shreveport for New Orleans, was burned on the 418th ult. on the Red river, with six hundred bales of cotton. One Federal soldier was lost. Brownsville dates of the 28th nit. have been received. Major General Getty has been assigned to the com mand of the district of the Bio Grande in plac e of Gen. Brown. Military matters were quiet. Cortinas is lurking about twelve miles above Mata* rnoras on the Mexican side. The death of the Liberal chief Mendez from wounds received in taking the Ranche Defanhuguita is con. firmed. An Imperial decree is published which seems to do away with that making Rio Grande a free port of en try, duties being required to be paid when goods are scut into the Interior. Reports of murders and robberies on the Bio Grande continue. The schooner Zadraf, from Havana for Ne w Orleans, put into Cedar Keys leaking badly, with sails split aud spars carried away. The vessel has been condemned. The cotton market ia very unsettled. Quotations arc nominal. Sales 400 bales. Sugar, 14 to IS; mo* lasses, SO to 92J£- Jicw York Cotton Market. Ne.v Yjbk, March (!.—Cotton dull. Sales of the day 1,000 bales. Gold 133. Special Notices, A CARD. Mr ffil. r. IiOYi) has an interest in my business and will take charge of my agencies In future. A. WILBUR, t.9 Bay-st I will be happy to see all ury old friends and new otics, uud am pi t pared to Imre Risks In the Compa nies represented by cur Agency on a'.l insurable property. WM. R. BOYD. f22 A PHYSIOLOGICAL View of MARRIAGE Containing nearly 300 pages, and 130 fine Plates and Engravings of the Anatomy of the Human Or gansa state of Health and Disease, with a Trea tise on Early Errors, its Deplorable Consequences upon tlie icind and Body, with Hie Authors Plan of Treatment—the only rational and successful mode of cure, as shown by the report of cases treated. A truthful adviser to the married, and those contem plating marriage, who entertain doubts of their phys ical condition. Sent free of postage to any address, ■ m receipt of 25 cents. In stamps or postage currency, hy addressing Dr. LA CROIX, No. 31 Maiden Line, ll'oeny, N. Y. 1 he author may be consulted upon any of the dis eases upon which his book treats either personally or by mail, and medicines sent to any part of the world. octlO 6m BMCSELOR'S HAIR DYS The Original and Best in the World I The only true, md perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Instan taneous. Produces iramediate.y a splendid Black or natural Brown, without injuring the hair or skin. Remedies the ill effects of bad dyes. Sold by all Drag gists. Tue genuine is signed William A. Batchelor. Also, REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURS, For Restoring and Beautifying the Hair, anl-l-ly CHARLES BATCHELOR, New Yobk. DIVIDEND No. 25. SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD CO.. 1 Macon, Gu., Feb. 9, 186ii J 1 he Board of Directors have this day declared a Dividend of Four ($4) Dollars per Shore on the Capital Stock, payable on and after 1st Maroh next. Stockholders in Savannah will receive their divi dends at tlie office of John W. Anderson, Esq. JOHN T. BOIFEClLLEr, fl4-lm Sec. * Treas. Office United States Direct Tax Commission, DISTRICT OF GEORGIA. t Savannah. Jan. lit, ISfifl. f N OTICE is hereby given that the Tax ltol for Chalh -m comity is now completed, and owners of real estate in said c unty, lots, lands and improve ments outside the city of Savannah, or real estate re in rued for taxation in said county ill 1SG0. may pay the taxes <’ne thereon within sixty (CO) days from this date. n< cur office, north-west corner South Broad and Lincoln streets, Savannah, T. P ROBB, 1 8. A. PANCOAST, c Commissioners. JlG-tf CIRCULAR. I have commenced the work of establishing a General Agency Business, for the purchase of all ar ticles manufactured or imported into the United •States; (Liquors cnly excepted.) And wlrli a view to success which depends solely upon the Interests of my patrons. I have made arrangements wllli manufacturers, In the principal towns and chics North, as well as importer*, to have their produc tions and imports at first und lowest prices. 1 have secured the services in New York, of a resident gen tleman of long experience, by which I am placed on a footing with tlie best jobbiug houses there. Thus placing my profits alone between the manufacturer aud importer's prices, and the cost of my patron’s goods. 1 think my profit Is much less than tlie Job ber could affb’.d to work for. And as I do not pro pose lo keep any goods on hand, 1 will at all times be pr- pared to Invest my patron’s money where It can be done to the best advantage, iu the cheapest and most desirable articles. My arrangements extend from the purchase or charter of Vessels, to tlie purchase or stile of every thing front steam engines down to the fitting up of a complete Drug, Shoe, Dry Goods, Hardware or Variety Store, for stocks complete or for filling u.) the assortment. I receive for sale or shipment all country produoe at SavannaltTor to the care of Hunt A Bro., Charleston, S C., or Jeffreys A Bro., Jacksonville, Fla. Upon the receipt of suclt produce or railroad receipt for cotton shipped, orders for Its probable valnc will be promptly executed, the goods brooght to the ports of Savannah, Charleston or Jacksonville, free cf freight or insurance, then balances or overplus o invoices to be paid together with about ten per rent, added to the face of the original Invoice. Any party examining their Inroice^aif goods and nut bciug satisfied with the price and quality as well as style, will not be required to ta£e them, and their money promptly refunded. Parties wishing their Spring Supplies, had belter scud in their orders and rands or produce as early as practicable. 1 reel confident that, tossy the least of my arrange ments, my patrons will save their titnehnd the ex pense of going to market I offer as reference : Hon. Enw. c. Anderson, Mayor of the City. Maj. Jso. Screven, Preat. of A. & G R. R. Col. Wadiet, Prest. of Central R. R. k Bunking Company. - Geo. w. Williams 4 Co., Merchant*, Charlesloti. Jeffreys A BRO., Jacksonville, Fla. G. w. gasman y. . Savannah, Ga., Feb. 1st, 1*66. - nc-im. SpeciaT Notices. M--21l i=r--r-=r FOIl COUffl Y TiiKASlKe.1!. M To in* Vottk* «» Cm4*i*aw Kinlt: pvgo.v Citizaus.—I have, by a unanimous vote of the lion, the Justices of the inferior Contt. at Iheir F. Sriiary Term. 1S66, been le-eiecred to the office ol County Treasurer. I: now appears thit. by'an act of tlie Legislature, saiJ office is to be filled by Ibe votes of the people.— In o'K-diPncc to tho rcqnirem' nt of said act, not be fore known by ibe Conrt, they order an election to be held f.»r a County Treasurer, on the first Wednesday in April next; end I hereby announce myself a can didate for re-election lo the saidtffire..and respect fully solicit the support of the voter- of Chatham county. . i / m7-tf L. i. B. FAIRCHILD. COUNTY. TREASURER. * - Me. Editor: You «ill please announce GEORGE S GRAY as a candidate for the office o; County-Treasurer at the election which takes place on Wc.lfiCs.i.-y, the 4Ui of April next, and greatly oblige many of hie irienda. mC-tf COUNTY TREASUREi.. Mr. Fh.tor : l’iease iinuonnce as a crudidite forTrearuicr c f Chatham futility, JOHN WILLIAMSON, at the en suing election. ...- --- . - n^U MANY CITIZENS. CoppKn Ties protect tlie toes of children’s shoes — One p iir will outwear three withoa’ tips. S lid every where. ! Tax Notice. OFFICE U. S. DIRECT TAX COMMISSIONER, 1 District op Georgia, v Savannah, Jam 18th, 1866. j Cir Notice la hereby given that the T AXROLt, fur Chatham Connty Is completed, and owners of lii al Estate In said county. Lots, Lrnds and improve ment.'', outside the city of Savannah, or Real Estate returned for Taxation in said county iu 1 SCO, must pay the Taxes due thereon within sixty (60) days from this date at our office, N. W. cor. Sooth Broad and Lincoln streets. Savannah, or suffer the penalty T. P. ROBB, S. A. PAN* OAST, J Commissioners. J. C. BATES, f.--tr New Advertisemeitts.y ARTIFICIAL LEGS AND ARMS In usta, Ga. DR DOUGLAS, BLY, Hie An tomist and Sorgeon w ho invented he Anat. lineal Hall and Socket-jointed Leg, with lateral or sidc'inotion at the ankle, like the natural or.e, has ju-t opened an iffice nt Angastu, On,second door from :ho Post Offi c. for the manu facture and rale ol Iiis c Icbva e.i Artificial Lees ami Aims. The superiority of these Limbs has CnU cd tin m io he sought for ihroughont almost the entire world, as will be s.-i-u by tile following list or offices, wheiu they art- m.imfitci ured and sold. OFFICES. LONDON. England 39 Lcic- Her Square NEW Y’ORX 658 Broadway Ub H ViON'li, Vu Near the Post Office AUGUSTA, fit 2d d i«r from Post Office NEW ul:l.FANS La... 77 Cnrondelctstreet MEMPHIS. Tcnn ’92 Main street NAMIVL LK. Ten11 In City Hall ST. LOUIS, 5lo 73 Pine street CINCINNATI, Ohio.. 14S Wigt Fouttli street CHICAGO, 1 v < )pp site Pi-gi Office ROCHESTER, N- Y Over Post Office For further information, address Dr, BLY. at ihe nearest < nice. Can lie seen ut the Pulaski Honsc to day no—- -j o’clock, and tomorrow from lu to 12. WANTED. inn Ann BUSHELS of Pulmt Cbristi Seed, the lUviUUU present sea-on. I will pay cash lor ill .-, aiuoiint at three dollars per hundred pound*, and loan Hits best seed tor pluming, also bags to de liver the crop iu Savannah. Estimate or yield to e teh liaiiit. $1,3/0 lo $16JO Seed and circulars ready, ut 12 Stoddard's Range. mT-6 JOSEPH W. GREGORY. Contract for Sweeping Chimneys CITY OF SAVANNAH, \ Offios Ci.cue or CoUSOfL Fell. 27, 13JJ.J Proposal- will he received lit this < (lice for con tracts for sv.eeping chimneys of the city, until Wid nesday, March Till, I-Gfi. 1. KisirBo Divisi-iEast of Bull street. 2. WisrE-iN Division — West of Ball street. Panics making proposals will state in iheir propo sals the nainns of their scenr ties (two to each bond.) JAMES tTE’.YART. f2S Id Cletk nfrvnr.cif. Notice. TI1E City Treasurer is prepnred to receive certain of the luxes levied by the Ordinance passed Decem ber 27th, 1865. That is, tlie tax upon gross Rites of merchandise and wares of every description; upon all freight mid passage moucy payable in ibis city, and upon horses and muien. These taxes are due be tween til-: Hi stand tenth of evch month for the'pre ceding month. All other taxes are payable quarterly between the same dates, in the months of April, July, October and Joinoy. R. T. GIBSON, fl Cpy Trcasnrer. New Advertisements. Notice. CORONER’9 OFFICE, \ Savannah, March 6, 196-31 Having been duly qualified, commissioned and sworn as Cormier of Chatham connty, I anr prep in d to dlschargo the tin tics of said cilice. All orders left at Die office of Justice Levi S Hart, Lull street, Owens' Build nge, or at my residence. No. 11 Mont gomery street, comer or Bay Line, will meet wiih prompt attention. The following appointments arc made by n e: John D. Fish, M D , i ffi:e and residence, rroith-east rotner of Lincoln and State streets ; and William Sheryer. M. D , office and residence, north side of S u'h r-road, foi l third door cast of Barnard street, os Surgeons to the Coroner. HENRY H EDEN. m7-i Coroner Chatham connty. i'ETEK DON ELAN, MERCHANT TAILOR, Bull Street, corner of Bay Lane, Hat jnst received a largo invoice of new slylei of FRENCH COATINGS AND Fancy French Cassimeres for Pants. KT Young Gentlemen wishing to obtain a Stylish SPRING SUIT should call and examine his NEW LINE OF Sl'IHoU GOODS. Price*cut down to the lowest figure. * m7-4 PEOPLE’S LINE- FOR Stopping at Hilton Head ana Beaitflrt, 1 he first class steamer CROTON, Capt. J FiTZircu.D. carrying the United States mail, will leave Demand's PriB4.nu Saturday Morning, 10th, nt — o’clock, online ting with railroad and steamer lor ail points In Carolina. For fieight or passage, npplv to ‘ B. H. HARDEE, or mi WM. STARR. Mercer Potatoes t AH BARRELS Nova Scotia Potatoes IUU la store and lor sale by m7-3 L. J. GUILMART1N Jfc CO. YARNS. Of BALES Cotton Yams, Nos. 8 and 10 ul In store and lor sale by m7-3 L. J. GUILMARriN & CO. BOARD. fllHREE or foar Gentlemen can be accommodated X with Board at reasonable terms, in a private family Apply at this office. m7-tf FOR RICEB0R0. The sloop FLEET is now prepared tp receive freight as above. For particulars, see the Captain on hoard, at Lower Mill, ot M. J. DOYLE. Agent. 116 Bryan street. For Liverpool. jjrv The fine ship LADY HAVELOCK, O'Neil tCThO master, having a large portion of her cargo CTXy*engaged wiil have despatch. Lffi/SSj por freight, apply to : yiiT-2 fft. A. SOULLARP. Dissolution of Partnership. 1 nnHB firm of West ott k Owen* k this day dissolved A liy the withdrawal or Mr T. A. Qwm». The tmsinee* will he eontlnaed hy Mr. Wm.il Weetcotr, agent, who Is duly authorized to settle all ctyime against, and colloct ail dtbmdne laid firm. - T, A. OWENS. __ s tern. n. wbbtcott, Agmt. March 6,1866. m7-l* Cotton Yarns. C OTTON YARNS, cf assorted numbers J.ist received from Faclo-y 1 y hl7 3 . EDWIN E. HERTZ A CO. CORN. OATS AND POTATOES. I RAH BU8IIEtSPii:ne White Corn IjJwU 1,(31 > bn-hel* Pr me White and Black Oats 200 I b'd flna eating Pula'oj* Just leceived and for anle l.y in7.3 EDWIN E. HERTZ * CO., FOR NEW YORK. ATLANTIC COAST Mail Steamship Company. iCari'yi'ig ill ■ r.nit u States Mali) FARE REDUCED. Cahlu Passage. $25 Deck, $10 The very fast sailing steamship Flambeau, C..pt. VV. B. EATON, wilt positive'y sail on her regolir day Saluniny, IOiH lust, at 3 o’clock p. in. For freight or pas-age, having very excellent a.> coinmudutiuus, apply to WILDER A FULLVRTON, ml AgeniH. STEAMSHIP FLAMBEAU. C ONSIGNERS per this ship are notifinl that she w ill discharge at J hnstun'.s lower wharf. All goods remaining on the wharf at snuset will bo stored at tlie expense aud rise of the owners thereof, and only deiiveied upon payment of freight and all expenses of storat:e m7-I WILDER & FULLARTON, Ag'ts. jSTEW york WEEKLY MAGAZINE, OF 48 PAGES! 48 PAGES! OF POPiLIR LlTEItmRE, Making 2,2.-3 pages a year, exclusive of cover*, For Ten Cent3 a Week.. TJ.Z KUJIBEK FOR MARCH A, NOW READY. FOR SALE SV ALL NEWSDEALERS. Thu contents Ibr this week are,— Tho Ineenuo'is Wnbhlcr. A story with a moral for bin lielors. PuUClittP. A Parisi.in Story. Angelica’s Betrothal. A s-o:y of the Old Court. A Farewell Vitleniinc; Or. Plioebo Stuuton’s Mistake. liter from your own Window. A iketch Woman's Vocaiion. -y A brilliant Essay, The Soonderbuns of Bengal. An Algerine Wedding. The Poi'on Curare. Gun Colton. Sketches, Poems, Ac. MONTHLY PARTS For Jauuaiy and February now ready, lu handsomo cover*; price, So cents each. TERMS.—For one year, $ I; six month-, $2; three months. $1. Specimen copies, lu cents. O.II.BAIIjIEY & CO., Publishers, No, 7 Dcrkman St., fi. Y. AGENTS AT SAVANNAH.—Cooper. Olcotts * Farreliy. Eslill A Bro., B. Million and Wm. Rankin. m7-2 Foreign and Daroestialiquors r WINKS, CIGARS, Gltt^CfRD^, AI.E AND LAGER, Johnson’* Square, opposite the I’utaski House, Corner St. Julien and Bryan Sts. FiJIiganl's old Paint Stand. A Urge Invoice of Potatoes and Apples •In-t received. SOLE AGENTS AND IMPORTERS — OF — Ch. Farre Champagnes FOR TUE STATE OF GEORGIA. aasn T. J. DUNBAR & CO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN WINES. LIQUORS SEGAftS. K 14T Bay Street, SAVANNAH, GA., (NEXT DOOR ABOVE REPUBLICAN OFFICE.) W E invite the attention of the Trade and the Pub lic generally to oar large and elegant oseort- meut of Wines, Liquors, Cordials, Conserves, Se- gsrs, etc., etc., which is not excelled by any similar establishment in the States. We arc sole proprietor* af DUNBAR’S CELE BRATED WORMWOOD CORDIAL, the reputation of whi h is fully established in this and f.ucign coan- tries; DUNBAR'S well known STOMACH BITTERS, gnnrnnted superior to any artii le of the kiini, de signed expressly for hotel »nd family use: DUN BAR’S SCHIEDAM CORDIAL SCHNAPPS, war ranted of the utmost parity, and put ap expressly for our house, of which w.- are uric proprietors and importer*. Sole Agents for Robert rniith s cele- brared PHILADELPHIA ALE, In case* and barrets; English, Scotch and American ALE anil PORTER). HSaNDV. Scotch and Bourbon o HDKLY and AR RACK I UNCHES, formerly well known ihroughont the United States, pat up try a* in case* for export and home coneompliou. T. J. D. A Co. are sole Agent* for A. k II W. Catherwood’s Pure .RYE WllfitKlES XX and XXX brands, guaranteed unsurpassed in quality and ex cellence. Constantly ou hand, a large and well se lected stock of BOURBON and WIIEA l' WHISKIES, worthy tho uttculLn of the. trade aud cqunaiascur* generally. An assortment of EEUARS of finest grade., manufactured and imported expressly Cor tlita house, which we offer at the -very lowest net cash piicre. BRANDIES. GINS, WINES, CHAMPAGNES, aud every description aud grade of Foreign Liquors imported directly by this noase, anti for sale in bond or duty pai.l, at lowest market rates. d20-tf # Amusements. —j; - _ . .. y THEATRE. Lessees and Managers Riym ind k Hsmiltcn. Auction Sales, ait Sis. Sui's M.4ND ITALIAN OPERA! Director..: MAX STHAKOSCII. WEDNESDAY EV’G, MARCH 71b. 1800. Third Brand Opera Night Bellini's Grand Opera, In three acts. NORMA! M'mc Glrloni, MlleCanissa, Muccaferri aud Susini in tlte priRcipal roles. Thursday Evening. March S;h. ER'-'ANI. Fnd iy Evening. Maich 9.i:. FAUST. Saturday, Farewell Night, UN BALLO IN MAS- CUK.KA. PRICES,—Dress Circle and Parquette, »2; Re-ervcl Scats, 50 cents extra ; Private Bores, containing six persons, ?2u: Family Circle, $l 5<j ; Gallery. $1. Box i fflee forthe sale of Reserved Seats for either ot these Operas upt-n at John C. Schreiner & Son’s mnsic stoic, and continues open daily from in a. iu. till 5p in. EbT* Doors open at 7>«; Opera commences at 8 o'clock. n.C Miscellaneous. LIGHT DRAFf STEAfElThTiir - AT AUCTION. K By Bell, Wylly & Uhrbti au . TO CLOSE A CONCERN Will bo sold in Ironl or the ¥ \- .... ^ ;,ls »>•->k^u!d^.'> r ast sf earner SI ern. Challenge to any Gentleman in the State of Georgia. I WILL wager $250;h.t I can pr. dncc an amateur Pistol Shot to shoot the pistol ns follows: Twenty shots at the word, o- at deliberate aim; dlaisnce 12 paces; string measurement; at the sjarl; shoot to rule with a smooth-hore pistol; tlie match or matches, if acceded o mn.it be shot at mv G illcry ; the pistol must be shot with the aid or one hand only. This challenge is left open for two Weeks; money ready at my Gallery on Bay street, over Our Home, where all the preliminaries can bo arranged, if either of tluse matches is acceded to, it turnt comf iff f ur d tys lif ter agreed upon. f23-tf Capt JOHN TRAVIS. WAREHOUSE NOTICE. P ARTIES holding receipts for cotton stored in our warehouse are requested to present their receipts and move their cotton out l.y the 1st of May, m the business will > o discontinued amt wart home disposed of. If not taken ont by that time, we w II tuin it i.vi-r to other commission i. tri hams for stor age. We hereby ri-aify parti.-a holding our receipts, tliat wc will not be responsible for colmn iu onr pos session after that d rte. HARRIS * FOSa Warehouse and Commission Men-hauts. m3-2w L A u li A, Now plying on the Altamalm Uli .i n built iu Brooklyn, N. y. in i>^.j. \ then; her leugfh Li nliietv-'”’"-' — orS: f ' eijrhieeu (18) feel, ' pr« s<a Thj L is liy | these speed, liarly waters or Georgia, Sontii i aiiiVde, 1 .''’", ‘,' t tii'e be seen in ll.is cliy any tune alter Teims as follows—Uue-l.alfei-ii, 1,1 "“t days, one-fourth ninety Uay- wiih" e ' fu utii,. policies aud insurance. " ’ “ a l’Ptevc<i AT private salIt ~ BY BELL, WYLLY & CIIRgri... That splendid Farm ou ti, e ,, ' ' V '' only one mile from ihec n r,. 1 “ ll ''dj I ,ii l. ihe Biloo Farm, cowan,tag t <u farm has *H?en for ihe last V* 1 liitflip.sl -s I ate cf tuiiivaiion i 1( ! ''' l4) hikI most olfcVated site n»? ;l » \h Tliere ia a Spring of \Va «-r or *! ,K '* i4 * : >ru has no superior in the low s a lease whuii expires the it; ^ »ui. STEAMER 6. MTPE1 TIT aT By Bell, Wylly & Christian. 0!J ACCTIoj On THURSDAY, 15:1, March n-x, „ , front ol Exchan e, win l„- . , ld ’ for account of all concerned : u "‘ ul re^: THE FINE STEAMER p nTIT iu complete order and suitaidi river business. l,lcfor ,f ’ w 'agt, rcjii a 8 feet stroke, 32-incli cylinder, -u,. 107 feet lengih, 27>3 f-et breadth n> , "? h|I, 'U hold ; ude wiieel. Terms cash. ’ • * e *’t depth d ELEGANT FL"RNITlTti! By Bell, Wylly & Chrlgtij. Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the -,i, „ ' residence of the late R it. cnyicr, „t ij#ik eled with ciiiii^nt.i’to ^tliUiOiu iiroa. riinaou Bfoc “1 with c keen i; cp o Sundries, FPERED BV BRVAN”, HAKTRlLHiE & CO : MEROflANDI-E. PIERCE SXEHAN, Wholesale and Betail Dealer In Fine Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Clothing For eign and Domestic Wlnos, Liquors and Segars. A so, Skehan’a Celebrated GOLDEN ALE AKD CHAMPAGNE OiDER. in bottle aud in wood. London and Dublin Brown Stout, Scotch and Eng lish Alee, Ac. liberal deductions mode to the trade. 176 BROUGHTON STREET, SAVANNAIL dll-tf and 62 Liberty street, N. Y. 2 Rosewood So/a.-, cover telle 2 Rosewood Chairs, covered with a telle ' 1 Rosewood Arm Chair Brocatelle 0 cr mei 1 Rosewotsl Sofa, covered with 6 - 2 du Chairs, 1 (In Arm do do da V 1 Oak Sideboard, ma i hie top u 1 rinz Rnsevvooii tliairs 2 large n.r:r Mattresses 1 R'iscwood Was.hstaud, inaibl? ton 1 lKsseit S tt.gireti China, and Vi,,,,, loo Tiiimeinus to men'lo i «s IU LIGHT DRAUGHT STEIMErTm SALE AT AUCTION 10 CLOSE r CONCERN. By Bell, Wylly & Christian. Will be sold in front of the Exchange totk-hi^, tilililer, on SATURDAY, luti, of ibneiri S o’clock precisely : ' The new fast Side-wheel Steamer ' FOREST CITY, Capacity, 708 bales cotton. ALSO, The new fait Propeller STANDISH, Capacity, 459 bales cotton. Now ie,i,iy Manchester Railroad Company, North Carolina, diate use, and can be seen at A. N. .Mil'cr's F,»„ Wharf. w" AUCTION. BY BELL. WYLLY & CHRISTIAN. Will be gold THIS DAY, at 11 o’clock, in front -J srpre: A general assortm mt of Fine Groceries aaaLiqim consisiing of Bbls Bourbon Whiskey Spiritius Vmi Gallicl Wines Arrack Punch Rum Pnncii Pure California -Mu catcl Bacon Hams Sugar, Lard Bailer Starch Cora Bran Oa s tegurs Dry Good. Fnrntmre Mackerel Yankee N’jtiai ml Ac., fc 8 bales Dundee Bagging 2 bbls fine old Rye Wlii-key 36 bills assorted Whiikey 7 litid* Bacon Sh lUlde.s 5 bt>!i llains BFCUCITIES. 25 shares Muscogee Railroad Stock 4t> shares Atlantic A Gulf Railroad Stock. J17 tf NOTICE. are respectfully requested to make themselves known, as soon as possible, to the undersigned, or M. K. Jessup & Co, giving class -aud numbers ot bonds held by them respective’y, lliat ibe Company may confer with them on manors relating to their interest. HENRY M. DUANE, President W. A M. R. K. C'o„ Wilmington, S. C. 124 eodial - - WALLACE DRVSDAIe; ueai.fr in Choice Family Groceries STATE STREET, m6 eodlm Cppjsiie Armoiy II11. GEORGE W. SEBBY & CO., Mamifac urers and Dealers in WALNUT, CHESTNUT AND PAINTED CHAMBER FURNITURE, Refrigerators, Bureaus, Wardrobes, <Cc., 1 & a Holmes* Bloc-lv, Haymaikrt Sqore, eod-3in BOSTON. W4NTED IMMEDIATELY, . i No 1 DRESS MAKER, who can cut aud lit Melt. -*■ None need apply except ■ ho best hand. Best wages given. Mrs R. L LOUIS. 161 Congress street, up stairs. FOUND. A PAIR of SILVER SPECTACLES, near lire Pott cA < fflee. ‘Tilt:owner cm liave iheln by arp yiiig at this office, ideiitifyiug them, and paying for this advertisement. niT-S BOARD. B O YRD can be obtained by genteel families or tin gle gentlemen in rdomr pleasantly located and well furnished, by applying at lhia uffles. mi-3* .. ’ O ii V • .Z B . . I '1 9 ■ Household Furniture. NOTICE. I am opening-far the inspection of Ihe public, ft fine stock of CABINET FURNITURE* CHAIRS, MAT TKESSE4, 4cs To which the attention of all la Invited. tv~ Warerooma, 1T8 BROUGHTON STREET, Sher lock’s o d Goods Store. T16-tf L. B. HARRINGTON. TRY REDHEADS CELEBRATED BAKING & PASTRY POWDER. STUART & CO., General Agents State of Georgia. We are prepared to furnish this Baking Powder lo the trade, iu cages of 2, 4 or C dozen cans—of the 4 oz. or 6 oz size. It is certainly the best and cheapest BakingPowder med. As to quality, we have the universal testimony of our numerons customers one aud all. We can supply the tr .de at lower pride than any other standard “Yeast Powder” can be sold in Ibis market. Price 1 ists furnished on application. STUAnl* As CO., Grocers, m.i s Corner Ball and Broughton stieets. CIlEiSiMiTliROVBWHlSKGVV 100 CA ^ ES of th!s ce,el)ratea Whiskey. For sale by MACKY, BEATTIE A Co., m2 2i'3 and 2^5 Bay >treek CHEESE, LARD. TC BOXES Cream and Extra Cheese I Go packages Prime Leaf lard For sale by HILTON A R VNDELL, mi-6 m . 133 Bay street. THE NE.V AND FASHIONABLE GFame of Croquet - Received!), * COOPER, OLCOTTS & FARRELLY. m5 BOOKS AND SlAUOMEftr EORGF. A. STALEY has this dav been admitted Into copartueig. ip with ua The business will hereaf'er be coo lncU'ii under the flrm rame and) G her._ ___ style of STALEY BROI1IHR8, at Use oiAwaufi, cori ner of Bnfl anil duitwttticetn. A continnanee of the patronage heretofore so lib erally extended, i. respectfully solicited. THOMAS J. STALEY. Savannah, Oa.. March 1, 1866. m2-eod-2w Powder, Shot. OflA KEGS, half kegs and quarter kegs Hazard’* fiUU Kentucky Rifle Powder 4o cases 1 lb canisters K. K. Powdqr 8oO bags, assorted sixes. Drop Shot For s.-lc by HILTON dk RANDELL,' mifi .. *-»!» JUST EMPORIUM OF FASHION I a lts. H. L. LOUIS respectfully informs the ciii- zrus ol*Savannah that she lias opened a branch of M’drte Dciiiorest’s Mode of Pavilions, of New York, and is ready to receive ordei*3 for all kinrls ol work for ladies anil children. She also keeps on liunil Ihe latest styles of patterns of every descrip tion. All kinds of ornamental needlework, such as Braiding. Embroidering, Summing, Fluting, Ac., will lie doue at short notice. Site aho k ups on hand a handsome assortment of Dress and Cloak Trimmings, Embroidery, Silk and Ifraiil, Cottons, Stamped Yolkes and Bands. Call and see for yourself, at No. 161 CONGRESS STREET, np stairs. Fashionable Dress anrl Cloak Slaking. I.8-*. in AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. CANE MILLS, COTTON GINS, SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS. T HE Subscribers, having a lasge and carefully se lected sloe-, are prepared to fill orders ut short notice. Our stock consists of ttic most approved kinds. pg" Many new and improved ariicles, which cannot be obtained elsewhere iu tlie city, and the best Piows ami Cotton Gins out. Scud for a catalogue. J. HIX BURTON k CO., Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail Bealers. ( Hire and Warehouse, No. 42 South Frederick street, near i'ralt, Baltimore, Mil. r*26-lm HOLIDAY GOODS. Direct ImDortation from Londo and Paris. J UST RECEIVED, a large and varied aseortmsnt ol imported Wares aud Fancy Articles, suitable for the c< ming eat on, embracing in part: Statuettes—Bronze, Beaqucand Puriai Toilet Sett* Clocks Pcrfbmery Ladiis* Traveling Bags French Parasols Portemonnaies Milliners' Fancy Wares Csier Baskets And an endless variety ot Fancy Groods, ordered for this n arkit aud just received hy ship Connty of Pictnn, and other vessels now arriving. Fancy Goods by the riginal package, to which the attention of Milliners and others is invited. W W. LINCOLN, Comer Congress and Bull streets, d*31-tf Monument Square. POTATOES AT AUCTION. Bell, Wylly & Christian. Will be sold THIS DAY, at 10.o'clock, for aedattf all concerned. 400 bbls Potatoes On Mongin’s wharf, below the Fx.-liaagc. AJ-gO, CC0 bbis Potatoes On wh; rf where the City of Bath is liischiiguj Dam iged on the voyage of importation. e FURNITURE AT AUCTION. By Bell, Wylly & Christian. Tomorrow, THURSDAY, af. 11 o*c!ock. will the brick building, over Mr. Freidenbnrg'3 sc I corner of B .rnard street aud Goiigie>a laut: An assonment of Parlor, ChmiOer nnd EtM Furuhurc, cousisting of Sofas, TJilis* Chair* W steads, Bedding, Crockery alia Glnre Ware ii J Ware. Ac., a r. Terou cash • AUCTION SALE By Mendel it Lafliteau. 100 sacks Oats, slightly wet 200 do Corn, do do 5 bbls Biscuit 6 do Dried Fruit Groceries, Dry Goods and Clo'liing. a THING FOR OPERA. N. E. RUM. barrels, Clioioe. For sale by MACKY BEVmRA CO. Auction Sales. TUST opmed, direct from Paris, a splendid assort- meniof ^ j . -rj . . - ■• ; -*| ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, suitable for Head Dresses, ke., at W. W. LINCOLN'S «S Drug Store. -Celebrated Castilian Bitters. ' l\ A DELIGHTFUL BEVERAQB! an igneible tou!<*, these Bitten are treed from all nokoMiu* sabetasoes contaiued in vegetables ordinarily used In tire manu facture of Bitten; and cnentel mulyst* has shown hlsCA-TlLIAN to be toe PURE4THTTER8 MADE. 8b the New York chemists ddcidu. m ^ Bold, either tqr the ease or single bottle, hy BTUART • CO. Crocere, m5-3 General Agris, Savannah CATALOGUE SALE. - By Bell* Wylly A ChrMlan. Wiil> be sold on FRIDAY, 9th Inst., at U o’clock In salesroom, without reserve, the folio wing goods, via: 406 dozen Linen Towels, bordered and fringed 20 dozen Roller Crash Towels eo dozen Linen B*d Sacks 250 pain Grey end White Blankels 12 dozen Cottou Duck Trunk and Blanket Coven 176 l.taen Coantei panes 60 dozen Linen Table Coven, Plaid )2 dozen Gutta Percha Blankets 300 dozen l inen Sheets, single and double 22 dozen Glass Lanterns 15 dozen Barker's No. 1 Coffee Mills 13 pieces Grey Cadet Melton Cloths 28 pieces Fancy do. \r 12 pieces fine word do. ■' * I pieces French Cssrimcres 8 pieces 4-4 Linings IT pieces Linen Crash 2 cases English inns U0d>zen Plaid, Madder and Red Head Handker chiefs Terms, cash on delivery. m5 UNDERWRITERS SALE BY A. MINIS. At Lower Hydraulic Prcis, THIS DrY. HbW--- 11 o'clock, will be sold lor account of nwBr*i» and ail concerned: To bale? Upland Cotton, more or less Damaged on voyage from Augusta toSanixst mT-2 BY PBUbiPS * atYBUS. OCTAYUS COHSN, A no nos a. Will fell on WED.' ESDAV, 7th inst., at 11 “'H In front of .tore 8j B iy »tr»et: 13 boxes superior Chewing Tobacco 1 cas i Kiiiikinick Snrokuig T lacco 20 bbls Whiskey 2u cas< s Cc'.Uornia Wines 15 baskets Champagne 10 boxes Cbowchow 10,000 Segars Terms cash. BY K. E. HERTZ, Auctioneer. On THURSDAY, 8*h inst., precisely at | wiil be sold on Bolton Wha.i, in rear Hertz k. Co’s ■ fflre.: J| About 3,500 bnshels Sanlurca Whi e . bark Christian Lovenc, from Sanlurca, »i - * octsvca SherTy Wine 1 octave Malaga Wine 1 octave Catalan Wine AUCTION. By Laanwt, Wayne k Sweat- ^ THIS DAY, in front of store, at i0 oW • will be sold: Bbl Pxtra Family Bacon, Batter, Ac, a c *sr> in Ik 1 * I An assortment of Dry Good?, uj ncs. Prints, Toweling Shirts Handkerchiefs, Ac., aud Silver Plated Fancy Goods, etc. —— ADMINISTRATOR S SALE* By T. J. Walsh. >ct ,| WUl be sold o« TUESDAY, April 3d, » Conn House, at 11 o docs • North half rf Lot No. 5 Thinl Ty^eb^l Ward, corner-of Congress and DrajW nEtef! if I simple Improvements—tore C< J™ *,ess:tieit I Drayton street and a dwefflng on < • O’J” f0 hj,ci» I East half of L.t No. 2 Monterey I ground rent of $21 64 per memo. > J three-rtory hri k dwclliDg on Jon^^ ^ through the bouse and a wi ll of »aur ALSO, 39 shares Central Railroad Stcc» S3 shares Southwestern do . 6 shares Atlantic A Gulf do , ■>, ha:o Cl,c ! 1 Sold by leave of the 1 ftdffWJ Q » f ^cca.d*’ *“ as the estate of Mrs. Jane Bai neiu division among the heirs. .-on, JJ t”i... ra»h!t>urcb»sers par ingjot 1 JUST RECEIVED. CHOICE PULTON HAHKET BUjj ,, 1 PRIME BUTTER AND ta W . pRYSPADjill State tt, opfo-itc Aitt 0