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I'do^ipFiamlicaa. Saturday, March 10th, at 3 Stc-amftilip* and Steamer* FOK NBW YORK. r f4Jr pridav, March 9th, at 1 p. m. 'I 1 ! SSrScmto, Saturday* March 10th, at o'clock P- for BALTIUOBR. , liD Fannie, Sunday, March 11th, at - ja^afUF oVlocfe- r01l rniLiniLPniA. . hi n Cumbria, Wednesday, March 14th, at - gpufflsuii pVlOClt- voWAfOrKTA. njftqv nielit, at —~ o’clock Gibbounfevery Saturday morning jtfjtner" |t ‘si.w- fobchakleston. [ucr ronn tain, every Monday morning at 9 FinuIc , every Thursday morning at 10 I ^cr Croton, Saturday, March 10th, at -o’dk. S< FOK DOCTOBTOWK. ren Shcpley, every Sunday morning, | steamer 1,11 • >t ; </cIock- WB 1iaWK! s B viu.e. iwn Hoys and Charles 8. Hardee, every J fob FLORIDA. 3 if Sjlvan Shore, every Tuesday morning, at ek. every Saturday morning, at "swmer Helen Getty. lO-'Ciock- Bakeri every Friday morning at 10 Steamer l* 1 ** ^^l.-raio, every Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock. , FOR BaliMOBE.—The steamship North E£?? ; 1 Sm ith, left this city yesterday morning point, Lapt** 11 a ^ (orBAlnmore. _Xiio steamship Flambeau, after being “’T j s ~ me Of the cargo was got off the wreck** W iKl l el her wharf With the early tide yesterday tci f ng The San Jacinto also reached h*r wharf Yesterday inornin, OJ-FIBE.—The citizens of St. James Square AU ,. er dsv, about eleven o’clock, alarmed by the * el h e It was occasioned by the burning of a <r! '[ ‘ oa g ou th Broad street, between Whitaker ad Barn® rd streets- savaRUH a>-d Ooeechee Oaxal.—From Mr. Geo. 'jir ” superintendent of this canal we learn that it 1 Boi iu full and successful operation, and that fur- “°j iaprevements upon it are being made. Nearly "\il umber and lumber received in this city is by ae Savannah and Ogeechee Csnsl. Its basins at the V are lllied with timber. parent tune rf The card of Mr. Jos. A. Roberts, late of Colum- j Ga. appears in another oolumn this morning, it Boberts has established himself In this city for purpose ot carrying on the shipping, forwarding and eneral commission business, in which his long estab- fchednpnlauen and wide connections in the interior jives him special advantages. jjjpis FLORiDa Eon Sal*.—The attention of prner contemplating investment in lsnd is directed tiie ujvertiaement of McDowell A Callahan in another column. The traot in question presents a {ombimtion 0 f inducements, a portion of it being temb wooded with valuable timber and intersected nit vnter-courses offering favorable locations for saw mills The hud is also unsurpassed for cultlva- hob of long staple or eea island cotton. The Florida PxlroaJ nma through the tract affording easy and (peeJy access to tire ports on the coast. Particulars nil be found in the advertisement. Were examined, who testified that they had’ never 1 heard any noise, but one of then' strted that he would not allow his fhmily to go to them. Waring Bussell, Esq., appeared aa counsel for the prosecution, and after summing up the evidence ad dressed the court in a brief speech, atsHn g that this house was a public nuisance, and aa such should be abated for the benefit of the public. In rendering hi* verdict, Judge Bronson remarked that freedmen appeared to hold the opinion that free dom meant to do what they pleased, and to violate the laws whenever they were disposed to do so; but it meant no such thing; it left them free agents to work for themselves and do what they pleased to sam a livelihood, but it did not give them a license to break the laws or keep nuisances to the detriment of their neighbors. In this case the defendant could not plead ignorance, as he had admitted the fret of telling his wife not to hold these gatherings, aud knew this the parties in the house hid already been fined. He would therefore fine him twenty dollars, and said the owner would have to turn him out of the house, ac cording to law; that he would have to give Mm thirty days’ notice to vacate the premises. Shooting Affair Last Evening—Man Killed on Bull Street. Last evening, at about a quarter of seven o'clock, the report of a pistol was heard In Bull street, nearly opposite the Screven House, which caused the death of a man named R. A. Clune. From what we could learn last evening, the deceased and a couple of men were standing in front of the Screven, quarreling, when one of the party fired a pistol,' the ball from which took effect in the body of dune, who staggered into the Screven House, and, after suffering apparent ly intense agony for the apace of ten minutes, expired. The ball entered the right side, under the arm, and lodged In his body. What was astonishing, not e drop of blood was perceptible. Policemen arrived on the spot soon after the occur renoe, and took Mr. Henry Tow, keeper of the Morn ing Star saloon, in Bay Lane, into custody. Upon be ing taken to the barracks a pistol was found on his per son, with one chamber recently emptied. He was locked up until the coroner holds an investigation of the affair. CoL H. H. Eden, Coroner of the county, being sum moned, soon arrived on the spot, accompanied by Dr- Fish, and had the body removed to a place of safety. It being almost impossible, owing to the excitement prevailing at the time, to hold an Inquest, the investi gation was postponed until tM« morning at ten o’clock when Dr. Fish will make a post mortem, examination! There were various report* In circulation during the night, but not being able to vouch for the correctness of any of them we refrain from giving them until the whole evidence in the case shall have transpired before the Coroner's jury. The deceased wts a native of Montreal, Canada, and was about thirty-two years of age. He haa been a Capt. in the Confederate army, and was a painter by trade. Until within a short time he haa been an ofllcer on the police force, but for a few weeks past has been working at his trade. pmsnos of the Crrx oe Bath.—The eteam- iij City of Bath, of the Boston line, which left her Ftiri yesterday about 1 o’clock, having on board two D!-* of the 12th Maine Regiment, was disabled »j«] about live miles below the city by the breaking ,4the connection of her force pump. The break will probably be repaired by to-day aud the steamer will 1 on her voyage. GnLMABiXN A Oo.—Messrs. L. J. Guihnartln L J. (biibnartin, John Flannery aud E. W. Drummond,) well known Savannah merchants, adver- efftwhy two hundred boxes of tobacco, of various They have also lime, lathe, and building ma- f various kinds, aud a very desirable article of Bip-JIoodv A Barrett’s steam soap, of domestic man es said to be fully equal to the celebrated Col- fite's. being general commission, shipping and for- viriii i merchants, their business is quite versatile, tad in all departments they b-jJ J ii^.2B10Vff„all,whn deal nith them. Another Shooting Affair. Last evening shortly after seven o'clock a negro man, dressed in the garb of s United States soldier, was shot in the hsad and narrowly escaped death. From what we could learn he was walking down Bull street, aud when near the Presbyterian church, cor ner of Bull and South Broad streets, was accosted by a couple of soldiers who demanded money. He replied that ha had none, at which one of them pulled out a pistol and shot at him. The ball entered hi* head, about an inch and a half above the left ear, and lodged under the soalp. He was taken to the office of Hr. Fish, who examined the wound and found the ball which waa flattened on the aknlL The doctor gave the wounded man come direction* and told him to come back thia morning, when he would be able to extract the ball. The wound is a very painful, but not a mortal one. This is the second affair of the same kind within au hour, and calls loudly for something to be done to pre vent persons from carrying and using firearms with out any regard to consequences. The Opera. ’•Ernani” was produced to a full aud fashionable house last evening, with Ghioni, .Maccaferri, Susini and Mancusi in the cast. Mme.Ghioni’s •‘Elvira’’ waa a triumph of lyric representation, nothing being want ing or amiss either in the execution of the briliantand trying music of ths part or in impassioned and aff<»ct. Arrivals at the Hotels. PULASKI HOUSE—W. H. WLLTBXROKB A oo. WH Beard, NY W S Finney, (la J G Toung, Part Royal D McGregor, H Head J B McGregor, do H H Verplank, Fla C B Stockton, 8 O FS Fitch, G* N J Bayard, Ga G W Price, Maoon R W Allen, Ala A F Zachry, Ala W C Gray, Columbus Mrs Anderson and child, Columbus A H Hamilton, J O Heyward, Cbarleaton J W Higgs, Fla J Ewer, J G Willingham, s c Miss Willingham, 8 C O Heyward, 8 C Surg J 8 Botce, Ft Pulaski N L Carter and lady, Au- gnsta Mia Wm B Tant, Augusta BJMoeris.se H Boyles, SC MARSHALL HOUSE—A B. Luca. SSolmon, B Owens, N O T B Chamberlain, Angsta CI) Day, do RTLane, Ga A H Lane, Ga E B Carroll, Ga J J Stevens, Boston J A Robertson, Boston T P Robinson, do BCrowe, NO UHMW LUlycrantz JM Lawton, T Johnson, Ga B G Johnson, Ga Johnson, i JM Smith, NY D B McDonald, Oa J A Sutton, Ga G H Smedes, Ft Pulaski R W Johnson. C B R A Curtis, J N Dickinson, Boston SCREVEN HOUSB-G. McGinly. J McKune, N Y TP Robinson, Boston J A Robertson, do J J Stevens, do J F Ainsworth, do J Longh, Balt B F Darby, Balt I B Conover, N Y C B Day, Augusta E H Garneey, Wilmington V B Chamberlain, Augsta Mrs J Flame, N Y W F Robert, S C W F Sergeant and friend, E D Cafferty, S C T McDowell, N Y S C Littlefield, Ga J W Riper, P B Small, H Head J F Wells. N Y D Lott, Waresboro L Rice, Washington J B King, Columbus W Beeye, Savh G E Morrill, Savh Shipping Intelligence. Miniature Alataaae—This Day. Sun rises 6 12 Moon rises o 41 Snn sets 6 4l|Hlgh water eve 2 19 PORT OF SAVANNAH. Thursday, Marchs, isce, Arrived. Steamer Croton, Fitzgerald, Charleston—B H Har dee. Steamer DeWitt Clinton, Schlmerman, Augusta. Sehr Mary D Ireland, Ireland Wlscassett. with hay to Wilder A Fnllarton. Ship Sarah Newman, Ewer, Boston, In ballast— Brigham, Baldwin A Co. Bark New York, Moore, New York—Cbas L Colby A Co. Schr Albert Barton, Boston, with Ice to Haywood A Gage. Schr A H Learning, Ludlam, Philadelphia—Chip- man A Chapin. Cleared. Steamship North Point, Smith, Roche A West. Baltimore—La- McNelty, Charleston — F M Steamer Fannie, Myrell. Steamer Gen Berry, Henry, Angnsta—C L Colby A Co. Steamer Chas S Hardee, Johnson, Hawklnsvllle— Erwin A Hardee. Br schr Alice, Crocker, Cardenas—Comstock A Kin- £r ship Douglas Castle, Lindergreen. Liverpool, Ragland. Brig Blaokllsb, Flckett, New York—LaRoche A Johnson. Schr A Keen, Robinson, Baltimore, in ballast— Crane A Graybffi. Schr West Dennis, Crowell, Baltimore, in ballast. Schr Helen Carroll, Darien, In ballast. Imports. Per steamer W G Gibbons, from Angnsta—696 bla upland cotton. Per steamer DeWitt Clinton, from Angnsta—143 bales upland cotton, 14 do domestics. Per bark New York, from New York—990 bales hay. . t ' Per schr A H Learning, from Philadelphia—310 tone coal. Exports. Per steamship North Point, for Baltimore—211 bis upland cotton, 63 do yarn, 2j do cotton goods, 32 do osnaburgs, 10 do domestics, 8 do twills, and sun dries. Per steamship City of Bath, for Boston—130 bales upland cotton. 719 hides, 64 bales rope, 40 do, rags and paper stock, 26 tons lroo, and sundry pkgs. Per Br ship Douglas Castle, for Liverpool—1,734 bales uplaud cotton, 61 do sea Island do. for New York—176,000 feet Per brig Blackfish timber. Per steamer Fannie, for Charleston—46 bales sea Island cotton. Per Br sclir Alice, for Cardenas—3,290 bushels salt. Correction. Ti the E/lttor of the Savannah Herald: Dub Sin:—In your issue of yesterday you extended think.- for tavors to Mr. Frank Perry, addiug that he vis messenger lor the Southern Express Company. Allow me to state that Mr. Perry is not our messenger, sot hu be any connection with this company. E. P. Tunison, Agent So. Ex. Co. Police lUatters. Durness was aa dull in the Mayor’s Court yesterday e it li e been for aome In the Btreet, and but two caaea e brought to the notice of His Honor. The first us that ol a man who had been found drunk in the tnrkvi, and who could give no account of himself or til shprt- bo lived. In answer to a question from r Anderson he repeated the old Btory of having iriuud In the street and had taken a couple of fits.-, of whiskey, but it not being the kind he waa acu to imbibing had the effect of taking from him & use of his nether limbs. In consideration of his itneg been locked up all night in the barracks he was it off v ith a fine of one dollar. 4 tailor waa charged with desertion from a ship, but j livlous that the Marguerite of Goethe waa not ing acting. Siga_Sgailni and Maccaferri were in good ".uiceatia'acted with great spirit, while Sig. Mancusi lent his aid most effectively. The glorious music of the opera and the con amove manner in which it waa rendered aroused the audience times to something more like enthusiasm than we have witnessed on either preceding night. But the great feature of the season, the production for the first time in Savannah of Gounod’s celebrated new opera “Faust,” takes place this evening. The advent of “Faust” has been awaited with an almost feverish ex- aitemant, and we expect to eee a densely packed house to-night. Our readers need not be informed that this opera is founded on Gcethe’s celebrated novel of the same name. It baa been dramatized and adapted to the operatic stage of Verdi. Canissa's rendering of Margueritta, “the bright particular star” of thia opera, has met with unquali fied admiration at every theatre she has visited. She is all through the Marguerite of poetry. She is the embodiment of the poet as well as the composer. The temptation, the struggle with passion, and the final surrender of the passionate woman's heart displays more of nature than of art. Her method of rendering the Jewel Song is touchingly poetical. She is not obf- ■'did not appear by what right he had been arrested. Hehad come to this city on an English bark and had left it and joined another. On Wednesday night he m left thia one and waa picked up by the policeman T -th s bag in hia possession which was found on ex- Atstt*:; in io contain nothing but his old clothes. The ’tip from ■ehich he originally deserted is probably tulf wit to her destination, as she baa been cleared -too time. After hearing the statement of the de. tadart Mayor Anderson dismissed the case. Frtfcdmen’s Coart. lie cue of the executor of the will of Judge Mc- tlieter va. a negro woman named Adriane was con- it-tied yesterday. During the trial a white nun w as Put upon the etind as a witness for the negro woman, s “d. in the coulee of the examination, Mr. Heaaeltine, “MMforthe plaintiff, asked him if he waa not the 38 And of the woman, and, upon his denying the *’ CMn,e ' elated he thought he could prove It. The ■ -mui spoke up, aud said to witness, “Take that man t tad lick him.” The witness then said It Heasel- “ e “’oulu step ( ,^. J 800n Drove the matter, and in a very angry and — niMe an effort to get within reaoh of ti bul wa ® prevented byCoL Stone, conn- aer , * le 11 created considerable amuae- ^’thcourt, which was soon checked by the Judge. -—v" continued until thii morning, ikt r 2 ™' Elmei1 Qeor se Harwood, .was arraigned on « his W a bag of cotton, which wasfound *faii.? eE8l0n ly 0118 ot the cl ‘y P° Uce - He bad »oct p, ^ th “ bytlratillc cotton press, and the avi. paj, - ° s poi ‘ tlve against him, he wae sentenced to hue, „ „ “’vnth’e gratuitous labor on the streetaand IawhMcrS, & ? d Cb * in append a« e ’ • .Bee, in 1 U w “ 'rbsrged with appearing In the er tJencti ti f U18e flourishing a knife. From the ttmt 80m6 fun waa going on, end a knife ‘®* elfln a woman’s bonnet, and, seising ^ toy violence Ian ’ InaufiBclei Judge Bronson, deeming the evl- ht against the defendant, dismissed the • her,, in h,, 10 utm<ld James waa charged with hiv-ng ^fhiatiff c P ° 58CSSion ’ was the property of train,,! ,' h t "’ tK8 ' 11 waa Proven in the course of fr) ° 4 man t I duraadant bad borrowed ths haras button of def jerty coun *y> and that he had no In. *> the owner of Ui > was ordered ° rte to the original-owner for the prs- c 10 - case vrnc J. CMe was dismissed. ^ Afferent cllarged with stealing clothes olo,lt -ort, To , P , rtle “’ aDd Upon h “ aric g ‘he evidence '- ht bidne ■ "' 8CS , and being satisfied of his guilt, 11 kit. gtmg '" :0d *° 0ne mon th’a hard labor on 1 "is charged with keeping a disorderly ^T Ce ° UWeat Br0#d atree t. Herent- r..ni Mr. Swoll, and he testified that w *, I bails aud Ui&t '“ell the gatherings hold in it frequently. , 1 Dad ° aU aort8 01 disorderly proceedings; ^ ott the court ° f tbem &ITest ed and brought ! 0lUr! ' but that’ th'* bef ° r8, When *b*y were fined five 541 he ha s order! , e . DU1Sanoe b* 8 ”<* been abated, aud tlw ti, c , iUm 0ut ° f ‘be house but he won’t *** to a* d ‘‘ ouse was 4 disturbance and a nuia- Ihs defen u '^““Sbborhood. I** 0 held hi the, ' Ul8el ‘ acknowledged that balls had h 1 ^ b* 8 brother-in-law had bad be, Dot eu sia ce . Dhow his C0 HTdiT^- ed ' batdeniBd th>t ‘bey not approve of them, and did wife to have them. Several wito^e. coquette of the nineteenth oentury, but a simple peas ant girl, of an innocent, loving nature, seeking al- moat unconsciously for sympathy and love, but not free from woman’s vanity. We subjoin the following synopsis of the story, for the accommodation of ths public: “Act L—Faust in his studio—Disgusted with life, is bent on self-destruction—Hears the singing of maid ens and laborers, greeting the bright mom—Under that influence he desists from his original purpose, summons the Spirit of Evil, who appears to him in the form of Mephistophlles—Temptation—Vision of Marguerite—Faust signs the compact with Mephiato- philes—Is restored to health and vigorous youth. “Act IE—The Kermetse—Soldiers preparing for warfare under the leadership of Valentine—Siebel is to protect his (Valentine’s) sister Marguerite, during his absence—a village festival—Mephistophlles—His song of the Golden Image—How he gets hia wine, which is changed Into fire—Valentine's broken sword —Mephistophlles powerless beneath the Cross—Mar guerite ooming from church—Her first meeting with “Art HL—Siebel’a devotion to Marguerite—His flower song—Faust’s passion for Marguerite—The de moniacal influence of Mephiatopfailea—The jewel cas ket—Marguerite’* song of the King of Thule—Jewels more potent than flower*—Martha speaks her mind on the subject—Mephistophlles brings bad 'tidings and consoles Martha—Marguerite’s confidence in Faust— The demon at work—Love’* conquest—The first em brace. Art IV.—Church soene—Marguerite’s anguish— Mephistophlles torment* her—‘LottI lost!’—The soldier's return—Valentine and Siebel—Serenade— The duel—Malediction—Death of Valentine. Act V.—Marguerite in prison for murder—Her mind distracted, reason overthrown—Her interview with Faust—Though condemned to death, she refuse* to fly with Faust—Death of Marguerite—Heavenly voloee proclaim her ’ Saved I’ ” Local Iaaprowememta. Mr. Philip Smith, on* of our energetic citizens by adoption, has just finished two frams dwallings on his lot northwest corner of Indian and Falun streets Daniel Smith haa purchased a valuable piece of property comer of Mill and Fahm afreets. James Smith has purchased also the valuable property on Fahm street comer of Joachim street lane, and haa altered the building, which la of concrete, to a store and dwelling. Mr. Robert Stunt,' formerly an em ployee of the Central Railroad, has rebuilt the store situated on West Broad street opposite the passenger depot. On Drayton street corner of Congress street l*ne Mrs. John H- Case is having erected two store' of brick and two stories in height The store on the ooraerof the lane will be in length on Drayton afreet IS feet and in depth 16 feet. Th*‘second store will be iff feat on Drayton street and the same depth aa th* comer store. Above th* store* will be dwellings fur. Dialled with gaa, wafer, etc. The Improvements mad* by Mr*. Cass at* under th* anpervlslon of Mr. Jacob Ward, a mechanic ofjlgreatenergy and industry, other improvements are in progress about town, and we shall taka pleasure in noticing them fretn time to time. .* ' FOR SALE. icn BBls. Super Phosphate of Lime, A No. 1 ar- IJU tide. Apply to Apply to mar8-lw E. 0. WADE A OO. HISTORY OF THE WAR. RECEIVED by COOPER, OLCOTT8 A FAB- SOUTHERN HISTORY OP THE WAR, com j>*» te In four volumes, by Bdward A Pollard. Passengers. Per steamer W G Gibbons, from Augusta—Maj W \ Roberts, J C Willingham and ladj,^Mla*_Willlng- wm, H F Roberta, Mrs J Ferribee, Miss A Ferribee. yjw M Dews. Mr Pn pi here H J Morris. H Boyles, W wirann » n « s-n^T^rtlJIallory. JiQav- F Mann, R C OUre, B FoT^r-rf^aigry, J A Gay, lord, Mrs Young, Miss Saxon. -r^-- Special Notices. S. T.—1860—X. Drake’s Plantation Bitters* They purify, strengthen and Invigorate. They create a healthy appetite. They are an antidote to change of water and diet. They overcome effects of dissipation and late hoars. They strengthen the system and enliven the mind. They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers. They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach. They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. They core Diarrhoea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. They are the best Bitteia In the world. They make the weak .strong, and are exhausted nature’s great re storer. 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It cures mosqueto bites and stings of Insects. It contains no material injurious to the skin. Patronised by Actresses and Opera Singers. It la what every lady should have. Sold everywhere. Try he Magnolia Water once and yon will nse no other Cologne, Perfumery, or Toilet Water afterwards. DAMAS BARNES A CO., ectST-eodly Props, Exclusive Agents, N. Y. Hagan’s Magnolia Balm* This is the most delightful and extraordinary article ever discovered. It changes the son-bnmt face an hands to a pearly satin texture of ravishing beauty, imparting the marble parity of yonth, and the distin gue appearance so inviting In the city belle of fashion. It removes tan, freckles, pimples and roughness from the skin, leaving the Complexion fresh, transparent and smooth. It contains no material injurious to the skin. Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. It is what every lady should’ have. Sold everywhere. Ketail price, 60 cents. Prepared by W. E. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y. Address all orders to ocl27-eodly DEMAS BARNES A CO., New York. Per steamer Croton, from Charleston—Miss Kate Tapper, E M Doer, W Denham, A Hopkins, J Longh, J F Ainsworth, J B Conover, B F Darby, J C Hay ward, J A Robertson, J J Stevens, T P Roberts, H Seymour, R Carney, Lt A Johnson, J McKune, E D Cafferty, D McGregor, J E McGregor, H Verplank, Delaney, C B Stockton, R Davis. Per steamship North Point, for Baltimore—Wm H Chastain, W J Weaver, D (julnby, N Connor, and steerage. Per steamship City of Bath, for Boston—Capt E W Thompson, wife and child, C L Packard, J Horan, « Hancock, J Montgomery, Lt H B Bradley, Lt H Pol lard, 118 enlisted men, Cos F and G 12th Maine Inf. t’eaugaeti. Per steamer W ti Gibbons, from Angnsta—Erwin A H, Hunter A G, Wilder A F, O Cohen, Brady, 8 A Co, Brigham, B A Co, A Low A Co, B Habersham A Son, M S Cohen, E C Wade A Co, E Koethcke A Co, F M Myrell. Memoranda. Steamer Gibbon* reports—March 7, met str Minnie Brandt at Holmes' Cut, bound up ; str E Enos at Sil ver Bluff, bound up ; 8th, met str Swan at Rudson’t Ferry, bound up; met str Gen Berry at Heart Stone, bound np. Consignee! per Central Railroad. March 8,1866. 707 bales cotton, 180 bales domestics, 24 do yarn, 3 cere stock, and mdse, to B Padelford, 0 C Freeman, A S Hartridge, Wilder A F, M 8 Cohen, J W Rabun, J W Anderson, E Heidt, B Padelford, C L Colby, D It Johnson, J L VillaloDga, Brigham, B A Co, Crane A G, W Battereby, Brady, S A Co, E E Hertz, R R Agt, Wt M.itwtouj, a m vw, ci u aeiu>, n A Aal, W L Wakel, J T Patterson, *V A Bdenfleld, W Haber sham, Cooper A McA. LIST OF VESSELS IN THS PORT OP SAVANNAH. Savannah, March 9,1866. STEAMSHIPS. Hunter, Rogers, New York—Hunter <f Gammell. Flambeau, Eaton, New York—Wilder A Fnllarton. San Jacinto, Loveland, New York—B H Hardee. Fannie, Smoot, Baltimore—LaRoche A West. SHIPS. Oolconda, (Br) Davis, discharging, Liverpool—Bry an, Hartridge A Oo. Lady Roasell, (Br) Gray, Liverpool—Reid A Stew art. England’s Queen, (Br) McKay, Liverpool—Reid A Stewart. Kaloe (Br). Morriaon, Liverpool—E A Sonllard. Abo, (Russian) Sodenholm, Cadiz—E E Hertz A Oo. Waverly, (Br) Bonner, Liverpool—WUder A Ful lerton. Sarah Newman, Ewer, Boston—Brigham. Baldwin A Co. Lady Havelock, (Br) O’Neil, Liverpool—E A Soul- lard. BARKS. New York, Moore, discharging—C L Colby A Co. Christian Lovene, Sodenbtrgh, discharging—E B Hertz A do. Hermod, Sarah Mem ham, Baldwin a&iog. u. , (Non Oleen, Liverpool—C endell, (Br), Jones, Bristol < win A Co. Green A Son. Channel—Brig- Canlma, Richardson, waiting—Chas L Colby A do. Resolutej,——, repairing—Schuster A Heinsln*. Bessie, (Br) Jackson, waiting—Yonge A Nixon. C Mathews, Lowe, waiting—Van Horn, Holyoke A Murray. , Chesapeake, Kewhall, discharging, New York— LaRoche A Johnson. SCHOONERS. Mary D Ireland, Ireland Wlscassett—WUder A Ful lerton. Albert Barton, Boston—Haywood A Gage. A H Learning, Ludlam, Philadelphia—dbtpmeir A Chapin. Georgia, McDonald, Rockport—L J Gailmartln <ff Co. Chanticleer, Talbot, loading—G H Ariedge. R H Shannon, Marts, discharging—Banter A Gam. mell. L S Lenering, Corson, discharging-Banter A Gammell. Lottie, Kioto, discharging. BBSSSSBSS999SBB9E THOS. W. BROOKS MANUFACTURER OF ' FURNITURE AN* GENERAL UPHOLSTERY, nededto. -nv Yellow Pine Lumber. | FEET Inch Boards and Scantling, 4x8, 3x4, and 4x6 VT ifHMi^ttOik.ildatnaVM "offer in lota to anlt purchasers, at th* low est wri* lr ** price*, i StaamHfcaMba ** F * h ** tr * et ’ next *°' U W er »W BlIkEWOOD A DAY. ■all’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer Has proved itself to be the most perfect preparatioD for the hair ever oflered to the public. It is a vegetable compound, and contains no injuri ous properties whatever. IT WILL RESTORR GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIG INAL COLOR. It will keep the hair from falling ont. It cleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft, lus trous and silken. It is a splendid hairdressing. No person, old or young; ehonld fail to use it. IT IS RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY. r Ask for Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Ha 1 Renewer, and y»vJ’° other. .... H. P. HALL A.CO., Nashua, If. u.rFK)ps£a. ra ' For sale by all druggists. BARNES, WARD A CO., New Orleans, La., n23-6m Southern Wholesale Agents. Official. REGISTRY LIST—1866. CITY OF SAVANNAH, Orrioa Cl tax or Cocaoin, I' 6ECTI0N 2. Be lt farther enacted by the authority ,, of the sante. That from and after the passage of this Act, au persons shall he qualified to vote at the election of Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Sa vannah and Hamleta thereof, who are citizens of the United States, have resided in the State of Georgia for one year immediately preceding this election, and continue so to do np to the time of election, and within the corporate limits of Savannah for one month immediately preceding their "jsst&mi- F0B NEW YORK. who have attained the*age of .tweuty-one^rears, and have paid all city taxes, or have in their own i „ , their own right sufficient real estate to satisfy any tax executions which |nay be leaned against them, who have made all returns required bv the Ordinance of the city, and have been registered according to the proviaioEi or this Act. [Extract from the Registry Laws, pass ed 22d January, 1852-] Extract from Ordinance passed Dec. 2T, 1866: Sac. 4. And be It farther ordained by the authority aforesaid. That every male resident of said city, be- ftte ages of twenty-one and sixty years, shall be liable to a poll or capitation tax of one dollar an- nnaily, except only each of said persons as may be entitled to registry and to vote at city elections, and who shall register their names and pay for the same. The following named persons have registered their names since the first Monday in January, I860: Barron, James A Bolshaw, T H Colding, S M Cameron, G H Dumas, Henry B. Jordan, Francis D Know, Louis B. Bashlor, J H C. Crawford, Hembrie D. J. Landrum, Sylvan ns Lottos, James McDonald, Donald K. Knapp, N B L. Lovell, J M B Law, Wm M. Mallette, Daniel R. Ripley, Joseph B S. Sonllard, BA T. Tilden, B G All persons wishing to register are informed that the Registry Book Is now open at this office. All persons, white or colored, snbject to the capitation Shipping, Empire Line. Atlantic Mail Hteamahip Company. PASSAGE BATES: Cablm 830 80; Steerage $15; Deck $10 00 The new and bat side-wheel steam ship SAN JACINTO, Loveland, mas ter, will mil as above, on Satarday, March 10, ftt 1 o’clock, p. at. For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accom modations, apply to a H. HARDEE, No. 12 Stoddard’s Range. GARRISON k ALLEN, Agents, m6 Hq a Bowling Green. N. Y. Pioneer Line FOR NEW YORK. REDUCTION OP PASSAGE RATES! Cabin Passage, $25 OO... Deck, $10 OO Ross, Andrew M Silva, Jas S Tupper, Frederick A tax will at once return their names at the Treas urer’s office. JAMES STEWART, Clerk of Council. Notice. CITY OF SAVANNAH, Onrioa Clxhk or Cocitoil, February 1st, 1866. A LL parties snbject to take out license from the City under Ordinance of December 27th, 1865, must take out the same prior to February 10th, 1866. This also applies to persons who own vehicles used for hire, such as wagons, drays or tracks, backs, Ac. No further time will be allowed and the Register will be closed on that day, and the police instructed to carry out the Ordinance. By order T EDW. C. ANDERSON, Mayor. Jas Stewart Clerk of Connell. febi-tf Notice* T HE Bonds of the City of Savannah, authorised to be issued by the Ordinance of January 24th, 1866, for the purpose of funding its coupons not here tofore redeemed, are now ready. They are of the con venient denominations of $100, $300, $600, and hold ers of over-dne coupons are invited to present them to be exchanged for these bonds. All Bonds for which Coupons are fended previous to May 1st, 1866, will draw Interest from 1st, of Jan uary lost. „„ R. T. GIBSON, n6 City Treasurer. NOTICE. P ERSONS holding City Lots, who are In arrear for Ground Rent; are notified that additional costs will be lncnrred by them unless they discharge their obligations at an early day. R. T. GIBSON, 1-* City Treasurer, NEW PERFUME For the Handkerchief. iTMLQl’S Dry Goods. EINSTEIN & ECKMAN, lo. Ill Congress St. Sarannali Ga THE OLD ESTABLISHED AND WELL KNOWN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL m toons HOUSE, AND DEALERS IN FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH AND DOMESTIC GOODS. H AVING jnst received and opened a very large and select stock of Fancy Dress Goods, House- Keeping and Domestic Goods, Blankets, Cloaks and Shawls, Also Hats, Boots and Shoes. And all articles usually found In a first c ass Dry Goods House, we would most respectfully Invite our former friends and customers; also Merchants and Planters visiting the city, to call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. EINSTEIN A ECKMAN, nov6-tf 161 Congress Street. Savannah, Ga. Blankets i Flannels CLOTHS AND CA88IMERES BLEACHED AND BROWN 8HIRTING8 DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS FRENCH KKRINOE3 AND ALAPACAg. Received and tor sale cfieap by H. HATH, oct28 174 Broughton street. DRY GOODS The undersigned having formed a copartnership, under the firm name of Hiram Roberts’ Sons & Co., for the purpose of. causing on a general DRY GOODS BUSINESS, have now opened, and will continue to receive additional supplies of Imported and Domestic Dry Goods, which they offer for sale at wo. i«« axJaows* Bvzu>zm on Congress street, east of th* Market, and at the second store from the end of the building. JAMES H. ROBERTS. DWIGHT L. ROBERTS. m-U EDWARD 8. LATHROP. SHAWLS, SHAWLS. r Worsted a large assortment of ntags. Clonk*: and fl and Gaiters. ' __jh Linens. Table Damask, Linen Towels, « Napkins, end Dojto,-and a variety of Fancy Ar- too numerous to mention. All of wMoh we offer at very low prices EINSTEIN A ECKMAN, 161 Congress Street. ovi-ti A DeHeat*, and Fra grant Perfumo, Diatilled from the Rare utd Beautiful Flower from which it 1 ' mf Manufactured only by PHALON A SON* NEW YORK. -- - :i BEWARE Or CODITERTEITS. ASK FOB PHALOK’8—TAKE NO OTHER. Bold by Drugging generally. j3.eodly The new and ^dendld steamship HUNTER, Rogers, 0“w»o««ler, will leave for the above port on her regular day. Friday, March 9, at 1 o’clock, p. m. having superior accommo- HUNTER A GAMMELL. For freight or, datlona, apply to m6 FOR NEW YORK. ATLANTIC COAST Mail Steamship Company. i 7 . (Carrying the United States Mall.) TPYf-lh Shipping. PEOPLE’S FOB C Stopping at Head and Beaufort, H H. HARDEE, or WM. STARR. AND WAY LANDINGS. The last light draft steamer LAURA, FARE REDUCED. Cabin Passage, $23 Deck, $10 The very feat sailing steamship Flambeau, Capt. W. B. EATON, will positively sail on her regular day Saturday, 10th Inst, at 3 o’clock p. m For freight or passage, having very excellent ac commodations, apply to WILDER A FULLARTON, m7 Agents FOR PHILADELPHIA. CABIN PASSAGE, $26 00. The new and splendid iron Steamship CUMBRIA, FRENCH, Commander, Will sail for the above port on Wednesday, March 14, at — o’clock For freight or passage, having excellent accommo dations, apply to m8 HUNTER A GAMMELL, FOR BALTIMORE. The new and elegant steamship FAN NT I E, Smoot. Commander, will sail for Baltimore on Freight for Philadelphia will be checked through at same rates charged by other lines. For freight or passage, harlag good accommoda tions apply to M8-3 LiROCHE A WEST. Capt Robsbt Waul ac a, will leave a* above on Friday Night, 9th last., at — o’clock. For freight or passage, apply to „ ao JOHN L. ROUMILLAT, _ m8 ~- Dillonw Wharf. FOR RICEBORO. The sloop FLEET is now prepared to receive freight as above. For particulars, see the Captain on board, at Lower Mill, ot M. J. DOYLE, Agent. 110 Btyan street. ForPaktka,E.Fk, TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA- 3S .3gSJS£ I,A ’ "cksonvillis The elegant and very fast steam packet SYLVAN SHORE, capt JAMES TUCKER, ap for tUs roate ’ wiU Mwery Tuesday Morning at IO o’clock. All freight payable by Shippers. For freight or passage, having datlona, apply at the office. Wharf, or to jit tr claghohn & cuNNiNd TOWING.iF.-E IE are^SpJSd The new steam tngs B. 1 and 0. LOANS I __ to tow vessels in the harbor. or to and from sea. Application for towing may he made to the cap tains, on board, os to r CRANE <k GRAYBILL, Agent*, 80 Bay street FOR HMINSVILLE IlHAGON VIA DARIEN, DOCTORTOWN, And Landings on the Altamaha and Ocmnlgee rivers. THE Steamer Oal^ For Charleston VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT. F O The fast steamer U N T A I Captain G. W. Casthzs. leaves every Monday Morning at 9 o’clh IV, Alfway freight payable on the dock. For freight or passage, having fine state room ac commodations, apply on board, at Padelford’s wharf, M. A. COHEN, 83 Bay street. or to Kl For Charleston, V VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT. Cigars and Tobacco. HAVANA SEGABS, PIPES, Chewing and Sjmoking TOBACCO. subscriber haa just received a large stock Havana Segars to which he would Invite particular attention. He haa also an extensive assortment of Meershaum Pipes, SEGAR TUBES and BHIARWOOD PIPES. The various brands of Chewing and Smoking To bacco at his Establishment are alTofthe first quality. Please call and examine for yonnelvea, at y. CONSTAT, jl-tf Ball at, opposite Poet coras of Barnard ml Brooiktim Streets, SAVANNAH, CKORCIA, ■Jt TKTOCLD reepectfeBy announce to hi* friends and Vv the public generally that he has resumed the next door to hi* tamer stand, And by, -- Mdermte prices, hopento receive i UMsnl of the trade. He is prepared to make np promptly all orders for ' harness, bridles, etc. ms brother, Mr. J. a NBIDLINQER, will be foui with him, and woald be glad to see his friend*. ■ ’ J1 EL NBIDLINQER. THE STEAMER FANNIE, CAPTAIN MoNELTY, carrying the United States mail, will leave as above from the Florida Steamboat wharf; foot of West Broad street, on Thursday, March 8th, at 3 p. This boat la in very excellent order. Is commanded by officer, of experence; and has superior state room accommodations for passengers While the boat lion her tripe, freight will be re ceived and stored in fire-proof warehouse, free ot ex pense. Way freight pa> able on wharf. No freight taken after 12 o’clock on day of tailing. For freight or panage, apply to r. M. MYRELL, Art, mi tt Harris' Building*, Bay street. Or to W. Jreunion, on whart Pacific Mall Steamship Company’s Through Line to California, TTOUCHINO at Mexican Ports, and carrying the A united states Mail. Leave Pier No. 42 North River, foot of Canal street, at 12 o’clock noon, on the 1st, llth and 2l*t of every month, (except when those dates fell on Snnday, and then on the preceding Saturday,; for Aspinwaif, con necting via Panama Railway, with on* of the Com pany’s steamship* from Panama for San Frandaco, tonrtiing at Acapulco.. march: 1st—Arisons, connecting with Golden city. i—Henry Chauncev, Oaph Gray, connecting with Colorado, Capt. Watkins. 2lst—New York, Captain Homer, connecting with Constitution. Capt. Farnsworth. Departures of lat and 2iat connect sf Panama wltli earners for Sooth Pacific ports. Those aflat touch at Manzanillo. A discount of (hie Quarter from steamers rate* allowed to effcond cabin and. stowage pamengaia with families. Also, an aUowanoe of One Qnarter on 'I rate* to rtergymen and-thelr families and — *^5®?j. h 0 ™*™ haring honorable dls- chaiges, Hair Fare. - - I thwfiev palHrtg %«> gifiambOUL. waHnoa^ft M( | T «r— ^ ^ )|j>CN Oil tllO Mila 1 1866, to run from ll^r kb tickets, or forth**' Info! whfl via jssm n F.’KrTG! BELLOWS. 1 Agent. Capt. MoCsnley, Is now'receiving freigH- above^n* 010 ’ We6tBr< * d street, and will Teal Friday. 9th Inst., at A o'clock, p. ig. j 3 *“ good order, built expressly foStfea ‘^insuranceoffice.. 7 HM^avUfe^d < roS t tl 00 8 °° d * tolIacon “d ^°ffivmS DglltoMaconon «^WhSS2 frri^t received and stored In fire-proof ware-honee flgOW Florida Steamboat Whart, foot of West Broad For freight, Ac.,'apply to J. R PRE3DEE, Agt., F. M. MY® htOUStreet - Harris’ Building, Bay at For Liverpool. The ahip ENGLAND'8 QUEEN, Captain *80^ • larB ® P 0 ** 011 of her cargo MBgvon board, and now at Venn* Point, wants “"““about a thousand bales to fill np. For freight, apply to ms REED A STEWART. Regular Line BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND DARIEN. egy^ygaMasgsaa.’s? o dock, and Darien every Saturday evening and Wedaeedty morning at 7 o'clock. * Freight received at all times In warehouse. Passage, <5 00. For freight or panage, apply to CHAS. L. COLBY A Cu, idAbercom streets. RS-tf Cor ? fcr „ B *J Abercomi L. E. B. DELORME, Agent at Darien. FOB PALATKA, VIA BRUNSWICK, ST. MARTS, FER- NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA- (Canylng the United States Mail. The new and feat Steam Packet Ella, Capt P.M. ROWLAND, will leave on Tuesday Morning, January SOth, and continue to leave regularly every TUESDAY at 10 o'clock. ton and feo. •ward at Charles Mt until farther no ■team packet^ M. A. COHEN, times at the Warehouse. Freight payable by shipper* Freight received at all time* i «2fl-e-m-tn-tf For Palatka, VIA BRUNSWICK, ST. MARY’S, PER NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PIOOLATA. ThenewandfltotsaHlng«taamer LIZZIE BAKER, ' CapCN. Kina l thia route whl above I Mdny Mornln«, 3Mth, at 40 o’clock, ~ ' she wiH leave Palatka every Snnday avery Snnday forenoon, and Jack- nurninc, arriving at flavnn* j24-tf t payable by (Uppers. aRffa&'.nm-. CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM, MS FOR NEW YORK. The schooner L. S. LOVERING, Capt. Corson, wiU have despatch tor the above port. For freight, apply to hunter A gammell. LESTON, I he first class steamer croton, Capt J. FmssnaLD. plS2?n5 thi Unlted 8totea mal1 ’ wiu leave Demand’s Press on Saturday Moraine, Ukh, at 8 o’clock, fleeting with railroad and .teamer for all points For freight or passage, apply to mT FOB iJOOSTA •- 'PBlWIBT : .3Wrv