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To c A L ITEMS. n* T - '• „• Ooow—Mr. 8 M folding. 153 1 . r( .,. e ning direat from the best man- C.-tP*™- ^i hBhiiieiitu in New York and Philadel- jja-ion"!' '' , 1M ortmcnt of hata and itraw good* fX '' 1 aiul children, which ho offers to deal- ii» fU 'T rati'H an low as they can be pur- " li ,, iu(! Louies of the northern cities. • the latest spring and summer f superior quality. Mr. folding keeps « * nl1 , H .j. „| articles in his line, which ho -t retail prices. See his advertise- holceal" <te f %*" ^t inSC ?0 od§ an oth«- elutlin. jell lUt Flobida Trade.—. .,. railed the Dictator la expected mo to be put on the Jacksonville ly advertised to leave for that Ll ’ i,i next Capt. Coxetter, an old Wctlnesdo.' r ... Icainboat captain on this route, is to slP 01 ' 1 _, iof Lcr. L J. Ouilmartin A Co. are ’ within a r a fOBl®®®. 1 atliia city- See advertisement. E tint Chase.—The steamship Chase, ~"T tl _ rt Hunter A Gammell’s line, from s j -.tli, (tot in late last night. Purser thanks for the prompt delivery of El jgtos b*” u ’" r jjleautdh^; llefor Fire metropolitan .idd r< ** company'. lU , unanimously adopted by the re i;,,mpany, of thia city, to select a ■i a deliver an lid I Stsll«“ : address for the benefit of said dience to said resolutions, an l ,lno. Huguenin Tliomas, Esq. •i-r the same at the Theatre, Wednesday 1. 1966, at 8 o’clock. ,, tlic na vrill icin' m novt, March j. iiisi.m f the lecture, Mr. Edmond R. beautiful Unea of “ Bingen on Althv BWic , «ouM ai’P 1 of this i «t the hoh . via: i , the generous public to aid thy object. Tickets can be pro- mid at the principal drug and : l U. H. WoonunuiOE, E. P. STAim, M. D., L. C. BEnniEs, W. H. Patterson, Committee Yesterday men. *,,vr‘ attempted Hiihhery of n Store. i .nung ahnut two o'clock some daring n an entrance into the grocery \V Allen, No. 180 Broughton .. . it s’, uiu-ry and Jefferson. They h i in the window Bhutter, evidently ; Lu a . the traces of the bit could be Mi Allen was at the time asleep in the tacit 1 continu a an t tic of the boring, which r at lefts! halt an hour, but, suppostug it COflOIKd 111 I brtritbefanofH ait inta the i laUi mdeincuiuiaati ai a | joining store, which t a ftunitnr*: otor**. "!'* j .ii.l no attention to it until he when he struck a light lie then came out and looked •a excepting a policeman, who i aiming away. They then i.l found the door of the ad- oc upied by Mr. Herrington as ii lie supposed that they had tl did not discover that a hole window and a pane of glass :Ui! misled l'v ila* fact that one of the door . k h. and supposing that the glass from the saint: which he had heard fall. After h ‘W* ver, and wlion opening the store, he i.tuid the glasr :n the window broken, and that three irMirpi^'T winch had lain in the recess had been ‘.nailed. He istiuiati-H Ins los3 at about $130. The | ourelirs did U"t r-.-movc-anything from Mr. Herring- r pi. 1 ..in in the fact of the goods being to bt taken away without detection. 11,.md in I st-b '* <(. Aiuli t u *» Hull—Opening Might. Throjtemn^'night •! Mr. Raymond's brief season Anki s ilall, which was also the occasion of |H*li K 'K»rdou’.« benefit, passed off with decided lftelii.'Uiil.!..' and appreciative audience filled I' r i b ‘»t> ! - orchestra was increased by uniat .itW'i in honor of the occasion, and |jtf fc ' it"-* 1' *i* rud bnllnint overtures iu a raan- hlUltn on riled oi«« n» Ictfc.u--:;: !•"!: YVj Mari.lt- M frequeu pproval. Mr botlias - In hack r of the § cf the lieu Ir Cnip. Miss< WtUwhol ^Uid enten to the departure of the ing of the curtain tli© 1 h "t die old favorites as they ap- k 1 ■ 'inf to tli*- now boards, which their man. f fully justified. Mr. Dalton's thf hero of the popular play— -art.” was truly excellent, and mid enthusiastic demonstrations l imo liunulton was in his best vein, 1 m s '* and us “ Volage " displayed povuri l. v. i graceful and pleasing acting, which ? r, ‘ u l ,!,u a place Hecond to none in the favor of ■i : .- Mi>s M l:. Gordon sustained the livoly • ^ a:< 1 df-lineating the fascinating and irre- ile co^iu-tl m her usual happy style iu this iine Ur. Raymond was “ at home " in the Parisian exquisite, and had the rialbil- *• lt Ins will throughout. Mr. Wise, ** Isadora and Victoria Cameron, and ivhcl.' mnipany appeared to the best advan- ■ nTtr * ‘1 into the spirit of the occasion con • *!-' between the pieces, exquisitely ren- ' ' *i uy, put the finishing touch to an r-ire enjoyment. Mr. Raymond’s season at >.vs Hall promises to be a brilliant and 'ful Oils. * Richelieu " to-night. Police matters. morning the police docket was well filled, . fises being for drunkenness during feiiyniiiht and Sunday. St. Patrick's Day is gen olliftcation, and many injudicious ad “ tri : t l ]e patron Saint of Iroland imbibe too freely ects for police officers. ^first case was that of a man named Prender- with fighting in the street; but the testi- t.: bring suilicient, his Honor dismissed the a ci«i liamed Sprowl was charged with being a “PKiriuj character. The arresting officer testified ‘ ^found him aslocp in Bay lane, and when he 1 br could give no particular account of where Hr then started him off; but on making r-aud hr fouud him in almost the same place, ^ 10 k him tv the barracks. The Mayor asked - Xt: ” Uic BiNpicious circumstances which caused • put on the docket as a suspicious character. . * ^ *■ ho was drank. fHis Honor then - c “dri.Tmt what ho was doing here, and his liquor. He replied that he wai at Ulul Railroad; that he got his whiskey ' cUt P art - 1 the city, and was with different ^ v 1 ,ir ‘ n o l,1 e day The Mayor dismissed the * J, iin ayainat being brorignt up again harged with being drunk and n Sunday afternoon, much to the hiir.h The officers testified that ^rn huu into the barracks, and that he ^ anink *l«T] he witli being habUually late. Jle stated that he had drank some beer on flie occasion referred to, and it made him sick it was doubtless with Wm. M. Davie’ son'! Maasey t CoUins alo-that ke wte not drunk, and that he had been late but onoe or twice. In *£ 8 wer to a question as to his worth. Chief Anderson replied that the accused had all the ability and also the intelligence necessary to make a good officer, and this was his first offence. The Mayor then ordered him fined in the aum of ten dollars, with, a promise’of dismissal upon a repetition of the offence. opicer Reilly was charged with being hahi|uMly late at roll-call. He said that lie was.a hoarding-house and had sometimes to. put up with the hoars of the times, and the Mayor fined him in the sum of ten dollars, re marking that three tildes was too mjfcy that he was brought up in a good sclmo!. Laving -belonged to the “ Ja^era,*' and that ha should profit by his discipline in that corps. —svinmimes to put up with the hoars of house, and that this had oeeurfcd but thke-i tin He recalled a good character from tbe^ officers, j a the Another to the gtr. i ill*? Mayor asked him what he had ri “Nothing/* He then asked ^ ^trick's Day into Sunday, when lebrated a little, and that the He was then fined two ^ that la- a foo .touch fi.rhii ^ with disorderly conduct on the n : n ’ officers and «u- ffjtjt ^ lv r " ( w ^wtified that there was a fuller, and that thia man remarked I “ r t,u * policemen; that they The defendant was fined ht ^ ' ail m$kb l} T a dollars. uUduia.i u ., ija . streets. f| wr * w c ^ ar g^*d with fighting fa*danr t * wr BaiJ tliat seen the •^erto thu M -^ 111 ^ VQ ’ w ^ en arrested him. ^kad liirQ r , ( accused stated that a man da to.rthey Laj d! n * l ° U UoIlse and t»keadriiff£, ^ 8u tip..*,,...... , ll *“* to pay for It, he kiio.-ktMi th!* 1 t,lut whon came out of 1 1vd in the man dowu. h: Any one who iue position could rea- u ‘ th »s uuposed uiH.n. ' 6 , th " U8ljt tLere was aonis pallia- as he aisinissvd the case. In',* “"‘‘Wman, was charged with 'W u , i. abn(>l, ‘« *n olli,- el ., , mt trow uli-Ldv'* “IT “ phy8io? ' Wo “Innild think ‘•‘ttak i * He looked ‘ s hard “^Ol j Tlu though against the club of the p c . *h ui . Jr * 3ked him U ^ was an ail * **’ ed ' co1 He “II that he was "^-‘baen .r° r , J ° n tl “ ; back rivt ' r : tint he iu * 1,1 itialTm aud tUat Uquor always ^^t up i.l j - b "n crazy, but if His Honor ? '“' ar ' t "" e wouId b c more care- ^b-Air.n , T r antd lum m coats, and - lba ‘ 8 t- Patrick's Day comes ” ihrriet WH8 ?t rgeaWith ‘‘ not bei »g L* 0<il mibee„ J Z “ Pretty *<** , ktt The Mayor J “ y slnce he was placed on ordered him to be fined ten ^' l, Cor W t U d“ , ' Sed "' ith bei “€ under the in- a nt reporting for duty. amUHo Freedmen’s Court. This court was also crowded yesterdy morning both with colored lookers-on aud offenders. They must also have been enjoying the festive anniversary. I n these times of epidemics, a great deal of dam age might result from the congregation of so many persona In such s close place as this court room. Our reporters attention was called to a negro boy among the spectators in the court who actually had the small pox on hiB face, and who looked as though he should have been sent immediately to 6olne hospital, had to be driven away from the place. The first case called was that of u negro man charged with making indecent proposals to a whjte woman named Love, who resides somewhere in Robertsville From the evidence it appears that the boy had gone into the house to have tho womau write a letter for him which she did, and when it was finished he asked what she charged. She replied "nothing would treat the party." He then went out and pro cured some whiskey and she aud another woman drank it, and got very drunk, and after some loose conduct on her part, he mado a proposal to her. Th® evidence was unfit for publication. After hearing it, Judge Stone remarked that he was at firBt disposed to fine the negro very heavily and make an example of him, but from what he had heard he came to tho con clusion that a white womau who would allow a negro to procure liquor and then get druuk was no better than she should be. He would therefore dismiss the case upon the defeudannt’s paying the Sbstsf. A negro named Wm. Boyce charged with carry ing concealed weapons, aud pleading guilty to the charge was fined ten dollars and costs, the pistol to be retained by the court. Roduey Warner was charged with stealing a ham from the store of Mr. Von Glohn. A boy in the store testified that the negro' came in and wanted some whiskey which he gave him, and while be was busy attending to the wants of some other customers, he picked up a ham and carried it to his wagon where he concealed it among some hay or straw. Another boy testified to the Batne thing and to the finding of the ham. The defendant offered a small boy as witness for the defence, but he not knowing the nature of an oath, the judge merely took-his statement, which was to the effect that he was sitting on the wagon when Warner took the ham out of the store and placed it iu the wagon. He told a very straight forward story, but it was rather strange evidence for the defence to offer. Warner however pretended he did not steal the ham and said some one must have put it there. He was ordered to pay a fine of fifty dollars and costs, or in default to serve twenty-five days at hard labor on the chain-gang. A negro named Samuel Rice was arraigned on the charge of firing a pistol, but it appearing that he was stranger in the city and unacquainted with our laws and aa he showed a good previous character, he was dismissed on the payment of costs. A negro named Gibbons was charged with carrying coucealed weapons, but as the prosecution failed to make out the case, he was also dismissed on the pay ment of costs. Albert King, B. Simmons, Paul Milledge, Henry Garrett and Elbert Johnson were charged with creat ing a disturbance at a house in Cooper-shop lane, on Saturday night. One of the police officers stated that, hearing a row, he proceeded to the scene, when he fouud two of these men engaged in throwing bricks at the house, and seized them, when they resisted, and he sprung his rattle for help." Another policeman testified to the same facts, and that one of the men tried to throw him, and succeeded in jamming him against s wall, breaking his watch; that he then gave him a taste of hit shelalali; and from the appearance of the prisoner's frontispiece every one present was convinced of the effectiveness of the blow. Another officer testified to the same effect, and a colored man named Pollard, testified to the row aud to hearing ot c of the prisoners cursing and abusing the officers. One of them in passing his gate was arrested by him and taken with the others to the barracks. Two of the party, Milledge and Garrett, were not identified as being such active participants in the row as the bal ance of them, and in passing sentence Judge Stone was somewhat lenient with them. King was fined twenty-five dollars and costs; Johnson, twenty-five dollars and costs, or to be confined at hard labor lor fifteen days; Simmons was fined fifteen dollars and costa; Milledge and Garrett five dollars aud costs. Chloe C'uthbert and George Cuthbert was charged with violating the city ordinance by giving a public ball without a license from the -Mayor, as prescribed It was at this house the riot was on Saturday night. Chloe, an old negro woman, said that her son played the violin, and when he came -home at night ho gen erally amused the folks by playing while they danced, and that there was no ball that night. She Baid that the mon just sentenced were trying to enter her house, but she would not allow them. Judge Stone then re marked that as they were merely having a family dance they were not violating the ordinance, and ac cordingly dismissed the case. Cupid King and Jerry Breal were arraigned on the charge of stealing two horses from a white man. The evidence was pretty clear against them. One of the witnesses said the prisoner had told him in the morn ing that they had taken the horses and he was sorry for it. The same prisoner told the Judge that he knew whose horses they were, but they had bought them from some one working on the farms. The case was continued until this morning. Jackson Tarver charged a whit* man with not pay ing him the amount orttis hire. Yrotn the evidence it appeared that the man was hired, but he had not proven himself a full hand. The Judge ordered defendant to pay the plaintiff half’ wages, as that was all he was shown to be worth in tho judgment of the court. So defendant had to pay the sum of three dollars and fifty cents, besides costs of court. A negro man named Tony Ring was charged with having In his possession a horse belonging to a white man, but the evidence adduced at the hepring want to prove lhat defehaant came honestly by the horse, al though it was shown tobe the property of the plain tiff. The court adjudged that the horse be returned to the plain tiff, he paying the costs of court. A white man was charged witli refusing to pay a ne gro named Wm. Oftingston the amount' due for pilot age of hie vessel. From the evideneo it appeared tha^ the captain had engaged the negro to pilot him through Romney marsh, and be had dono so faithfully. The court ordered that defendant pay the amount, five dollars, and costs. Auction 'Sales. •V auction. r By Laurant, Wayne & Sweat. THIS DAY, 20th Inst., at 10 o’clock, a.'m., In front or store, will be sold : 12 cases assorted Boots and Shoes 150 do* Linen Shirt Bosoms •" 50 do Ladies’ and Gent’s Linen Handerchlefs Sale positive, to close consignments. also. - ' The usual assortment of Groceries, Furniture, Ac. AUCTION. Bell, Wylly & Christian. Will be sold TOMORROW, In front of store and sales' room: A fine assortment of Furniture, consisting or . Bedsteads, JftetOgl&thorpe Insurance: Co. OF SAVANNAH. ■ :—j r Satannah. 15th March, 1S6C. -A Convention Of the Stockholders of this Com pany is hereby called to meet in the city of Savannah on Thursday, the ffflh day of April proximo, at 12 o'clock in., at the office of Thomas dfc Son, 111 Bay stthet. ’■ fit A H By order of the Board. mlG-ld 1 J. T. THOMAS, Sec. t?i'^ VO. ibh 31' Bureaus, Chairs, Extension Dining Table, i &c., Ac. ALSO, A fine invoice of Clothing, and Drv Goods Fine Cassimere Cloths Fine Melton Cloths Gent’s Clothing, Colliy-s, Shirts, Hats. Ac. ALSO, The usual assortment of Groceries Shoulders, Whiskey, Hums, ,. Cigars m2fl Tobacco, Wines. Codfish, i U f ' r next, 24th lost., at ill o’clock e, the following Medical and GOVERNMENT SALE. York, Williams, Ateliitire ;- , ' V & CIp. Will sell on SATURDAY a. m., in front or store, Hospital Property pertaining to Fo'iT. HospUaL“sa vannah, Ga.: v 3<>n Wool Blankets 60 Mattresses 217 Mosquito Bars 127 Hair ami Feather Pillows ■ 58 Pillow Cases 175 Sheets 214 Iron Bedsteads 36 Leather and Wood Backets 30 Wash-hand Basins And a large lot of Shirts, Drawers, Dressing Gowns, -t:'. Surgical Instruments, , Camp chests. Medical Books, Cook Stoves and Utensils, Prescription and Shop Scales, J Cm Insurance. Miscellaneous. JUST THE THING FOR THt OPERA. J L rnent >a ? ed ’ d,rcct lr<jm Pirig, a splendid aaoort- ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, suitable for Head Dress as, Ac., at . .. W. W. LINCOLN'S T** Drag Store. THE KIDNEYS. . . ST* ip j.ywfSL lRSHALIS SALE Ac., '«£c.. ■ j Ac. _ ... . &c.j By command of 7 ; . t j . Major General THOMAS, A. \ ON Schrader, Bvt. Col. and a. I. g.. Mil Div. of Tenn. m20 UNDERWRITERS’ SALE. By A. Minis. At store, east of Ahercorn street, on Smith’s Wharf, THIS DAY, 2Jtb Inst., atu o’clock;-. : 15 Pots, 55 Ovens, 40 Spiders, 43 Covers, i keg Nails, damaged on board schooner Sarah Bruen, on her voyage from Philadelphia, sold by order of the Port Wardens Tor account or Underwriters atul all con- cerned. m20 AUCTION SALE. BY MENDEL. «jfc LAFFITEAC. Will he sold THIS DAY, at 10 o’clock, in front of store: 1 lot Wall Tents and Flies 1 lot old Iron 1 lot Dry Goods, Groceries, Ac. " m20 York, Williams, Mclntirfc Ac Co, THIS DAY, in'front of store, at 10 o’clock, .will be sold ; 10 bids Mess Beef * - t - 10 do do Pork • J • • . | 5 dhds Bacon Shoulders 40 boxes Pilot Bread 5 l ibis old Java Coffee 40 small I mgs Black Pepper 20 boxes Mustard and Ground Gin»er Starch, Candles, Soap. 1 Tobacco, -rr, s Tea, ‘ ? i! Flour, 50 bids Crackers, Batter, Soda, Milk, Oyster, Ac. 15 do Rassett Apples 10 do Onions A lot of Dry Goods. nt20 ICE, ICE, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LILL X T HIS undersigned in connection with a Northern firm in the lee Trade, have run ted the OLD RIBRO ICE ROUSE, corner of Whitaker »ml Congress street lane. They have now on hand, and will continue to keep, supply of the celebrated POH D , ICE, Which will be sold ON AS REASONABLE TERMS AS ELSEWHERE. Al! orders from the iaterior will receive prompt attention, and Par-tieiilax- Care will he talcerr in Packing. The Houses willl be under the personal superin tendence of ‘ *' ' MR. JAMES J. McGOWAN, ’ Who has an Interest in the bnstnees. C* ; tr Orders may be left at our office. No. 148 Ba street, or with Mr. McGowan, atThe Ice House. L. J. GUII.MARTIN A CO, LIGHT DRAFT STEAMER FOR SALE. By Bell, Wylly K Christian. Will be sold in front of Exchange at 12 o'clock WEDNESDAY, March 2ath, without reserve, for account of all concerned THE LIGHT DRAFT SIDE-WHEEL IRON STEAMER CHATHAM. Built of English iron; her bottom being thoroughly overhauled and repaired, and being complete!^re fitted at an expenre ol over$9,0n0; entire new Smoke Stack, Paddle Wheel9, folly found with furniture and apparel, and ready for immediate use. Can be seen at Miller’s Foundry Wharf. Capacity 800 bales cotton; Is a powerfnl Tog-Boat, amf draws only 3>i feet; she Is 120 feet C Inches long; Beam 26 feet 0 inches; Depth 6 feet 9 inches; Tonnage 273; Square Engine, disconnecting, length of stroke 5 feet « Inches ; Cyliuder 35 inches: Diameter of Paddle- wheels 14 feet; Length of Bbckcts 6 reet 6 inches; Width of Buckets 18 inches. TERMS CASH—Purchaser to pny for titles. m!9 . AT PRIVATE SALE. « BY BELL, WYLLY & CHRISTIAN. r That splendid Farm on the Thunderbolt Road only one mile from the cpnire or the city, known as ihe Biloo Farm, containing fifty <50) acres. Suid farm lias been for the last fourteen (14) years in the highest state of cultivation and possesses the finest and most elevated site for a residence near rUeGdty. There is a Spring of Water on the premises wlilcb has no superior in the-low country. Sold subject; tbj ■ : a lease which expires the first day of January nervff s . j ! —- . I y Principal He pat, HJHLBOLD’B DRUG AND CHR SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD STQGK. By Bell, Wylly K Christian. c s ■ > , • , 7 i ' 5 i WILL sell Forty Shares SonthWcstern Railroad stock if applied for before If o’clock. mlO AUCTION SALE. By Mendel & Lnffitcan. 100 sacks Oats, slightly wet 200 do Corn, do do 5 bbls Biscuit 5 do Dried Frnit Groceries, Dry Goods and Clothing. f£# . ADMINISTRATOR' S 3A1$. By T. J. WaI5tl. _ | ■ '’■i.-'-.GilHlO'.) (- Will be sold ou TUESDAY, April 3d, in front oi the Court House, at-11 o’clock : North half cf Lot No. 5 Third Tytbing, Beynolda Ward, comer of Congress and Drayton streets ; fi e simple. Improvements—store corner Congress and Drayton street and a dwelling on Congress street. East half of Lot No. 2 Monterey Ward, subject to a gmnnd rent of $21 64 per annum. Improvements— three-story bri'k dwelling on Jone9 street.; go* through the house aDd a well of wuter in the yard ALSO, ; J-j 39 shares Central Railroad Stock 33 shares Southwestern do ( 5 shares Atlantic A Gnlf do Sold by leave uf the Ordinary of Chatham county as the estate of Mrs. Jane Barnett, deceased, Cor a division among the heirs. Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles. 120 ' 9--—'- .mi Thu ki Joeys ore two In number, situated at tbs up- par part of tho loiu,surit>imded by fat and-eonaiating uMhree parts, viz. ; Tbe Anterior, the Iaterior, aud ■yThf mitarior absorba. Interior conaiata of tissues or veins, which serve ss a deposit lor the'urine aud convey it tothe exterior. The exterior is a conductor din, terminating in a single tube sad called tbe Ureter. Tbe ureters are connected with the bladder The bladder Is composed at various coverings or tissues,divided into parts, viz.: the Upper, the Lower, the Nervous, and the Mucous. The upper expels, the ■ lower retains. Msny haves desire to urinete without ■the ability, othors urinate without the ability to re tain. nils frequently occurs to children. To can these affections we must faring into actiou the muscles, which ore engaged in their various func tions. „ If they are neglected, Gravel or Dropsy may ensue. G c The*eoder mast also be made aware.that however slight may be the attack, it la sure to affect his bodily health and mental powers; as onr flesh and blood ore supported from these sources. GOUT, OB RHEUMATISM. Pain occurring in the loinsis indicative of the above diseases. They ooour in persons disposed to acid stomach and ohalky concretions. ; THE GRAVEL. 13m gravel ensues from neglect or Improper treat ment of the kidneys. These organs being weak, the water It not expelled from the bladder, but allowed to remain; it becomes feverish and sediment forms. It is from this deposit that the stone is formed and gravel ensues. . ■ - i. ii- .. DROPSY Is a collection of water In some ports of the body, snd~beaFs different horned/ according to the parts af fected,'viz.’: when generally diffused over the body; It is called Anasarca; when of the abdomen, Ascites, wb"w\ of the chest, Hydrothorax. . -jtijti . . r . ;.i . TREATMENT. Helmbold's highly concentrated compound Extract Buchuia -decidedly one of the best remedies for di seases of the bladder,kidneys, gravel, dropsical swel- lings, rheumatism, and gouty affections. Under this head we have arranged Dysurla.or difficulty and pain lu passing water, Scanty secretions, or small and fre quent discharges of water; Strangury or stopping of water,'Hematuria or bloody urine. Gout and Rheu matism of tho kidneys, without any change in quan tity, but Tacrease of oolor or dork water. It was al ways highly recommended, by the late Dr. Physick, In these affections. > This medicine increases the power of digestion and - oSCites tii e absorb onte into healthy exercise, by which the watery or calcareous depositions and all unnatural enlargements, os well aa pain and Inflammation, are reduced, and is taken by ' " MEN; WOMEN AND CHILD REN. Directions for use and diet accompany. Philadelphia, Pa., February 25,1S5T. 1L T. Helmbold, Druggist. Dear Sir: I have been a sufferer, for upwards of twenty years, with gravel, bladder, and kidney adec- £#n%ido*iag. Which time I have used various medi- jiuaipreperetiona, and been under the treatment of ,tlie mist.eminent physicians, experiencing but little relief. Haring seen your preparations extensively adver tised. I consulted with my family physician in regard to using your Extract Buohu. Idid this because I had used oU kinds of advertised remedies and had found them worthless, and some quite injurious; in fact, 1 despaired of ever gettiry? well, and determined to use no remedies hereafter unless I knew of the ingredients. It wus this that prompted mo to use your remedy. As you advertised that it was composed of bucku, cubebs, nod juniper berrisi, it occurred to me and my physician as au excellent combination, and, with his advice, after au examination of the article, ondconsulting again with the druggist, I concluded to try it. I commenced its use about eight months ago, at which time I was con- fiupd to my room. From the flrst bottle I was as tonished and gratified at th* beneficial effect, and after using it three weeks was able to walk ont. Ifeltmuch like writing you a full statement of my case at that time, bat thought my improvement might only be temporary, and therefore concluded to deferand see if it would effect a perfect cure, knowing then itwould be of greater value to you and more satistactory to me. 1 AH NOW ABLE TO BKPOUX THAT A CURE IS EPFECTED AFTER tJSIlfO THE REMEDY TOR RIVE MONTHS. 1 have NOT USED ANY NOW FOB THREE MOOT FEEL AS WELL tN ALL “RESPECTS AS I EVER DID. Xour Buchu being devoid, of sny unpleasant taste and odor, a nice toulo and irivigoretor of the system, I do not mean to be witnont it whenever occasion may require its use in such affections. M. McCORMICK. Should any one doubt Mr. McCormick’s statement, be refers to the following gentlemen: Hon. Wm. Bioleb. ex-Goveraor, Pennsylvania. Hpn. Thos. B. Florence, Philadelphia. Hon. 1. ti. Knox, Judge, Philadelphia. Hon. J. & Black. Judge, Philadelphia. Hon. D. B. Porter, ex-Goveraor, Pennsylvania, Hon. Ellis Levis, Judge, Philadelphia. Hon. R. C. Grier, Judge, United States Conrt Hon. G. W. Woodward, Judge, Philadelphia. Hon. W. A. Porter, City Solicitor, Philadelphia. Hon. John Bioleb, ei-Governor, California. Hon. E. Banes, Auditor-General, Washington, D O And many others, if necessary. i CITY MARSHALS Si Tp^Rresdluilofl of a |ty Council of Savan- nuh, and under direction or the Committee ou Public Sales and City Lots, I will sell at puhflc out cry, on the premises, on Wednesday, 21atUati, at n o clock, A. M.. all that lot of Land, being a part of «.r e c'tyjloMain, known as lot No. five (5) Charlton ■' ar d> City oi Savannah, containing fifty-one feet on Barnard street and uinety foot time inches In depth. Terms of rale—Twenty percent, cash cn the ag gregate valuation aud increase money, and interest on ilie balance cf the purchase money to be paid quarterly at the City Treasury, at the rate of six per cent, per annum, with the privilege to the purchaser or paying into Ihc Treasury the balance remaining unpaid or the purchase money and all interest due thereon up to uie time of said payment, receiving after said payment a fee simple title. * TUGS. S. WAYNE, "°- 10t ;City Marshal. Coal, Co&l, Coal. N OW discharging from schooner Learoi 300 tons Bed Ash Egg coal. For sal in quantities to suit custouters. Deliveied in any part ol the city without extra charge, at $13 50 par ton. y CIUPMAN A C] ml0-2w 208 Bale vety low ST. CHARLES SALOON, B Y A. STAMM, Bay I.ane. rear of Post Office— The best Liquors, Ales, Wines Segars, Ac., always on hand, including a choice article of SELT- KR'S WATER, direi tlv imported from Heraaglhnm, Nassau, and the best (if Rhine Wines. 0 ; l-ITTCH every day af 11 u clock. mI2-ly AlieUSTA ■ nt xa.il tLA-'i Hf U.I.ZIH The UgbtKlrtft Stenmer iPanriy iLehu, •Kiel J \ •jji Captain Lewis, will sail for Augusta aid Way Landings on ! w.jutiiagjfc&wttft.'tti - •’clock a, m. \£»r fre^ht «■ passage; having stateroom aecom BMdattom, apply to ■ ■ - LxROttni * WEST, Agents, m19 Jones 1 Block. Shipping. FOR, BACON & BAWKMSYILLE VIA DARIEN, DOCTORTOWN, Anti landing*on the Allamaha ana Ocmulgee riven. THRj Steamer Darlington. Capt. 3. Broca, as above. 0 * 11 * b °“ H »wklnsvUls, will have despatch J“ ar !^* m ?;! e< L 0n lhi8 •»“ “ M low rate as by any boat on the riw. Transportation charges on goods to Macon and Haw kin* villa paid promptly. Freight received and rtorsd in fire-proof warehouses H nRnPohsm u ml'l aJLinU. tk.oi.. __ P. M. MYRELL, Harris' Buildings, Bay street, FOR RICEB0R0. The sloop FLBCT is now preparsp to receive freight as above. For particulars, see the Captain on board, at Lower Miff, ot M. J. DOYLB, Agent. 110 Bryan street. STANDARD LIQUORS, 207 BAY STREET. FLOUR; MEAL, HOMINY. inn BARRFLS Flour IUU 2 0b trrele White Coca. Meal 600 bbls White Corn Hominy 40 hhds New Bides and Shoulders Arriving and for sale at the lowest market pricer by YORK, WILLIAMS, MoINTlR* A CO. ml 4 H.HAYM.J 174 Broughton Street. )74 CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, the newest styles, LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, ‘ WORSTED SHAWLS AND HOODS, COUNTERPANES, HOSIERY, Ac. Just received and for vale at the lowest pilces by Oct2l H. HYAN. 4“ LADIES’ GAITERS. JUST arrived from Philadelphia, Ladles’ Calf and Goat Congress heel GAITERS. Ladies' English lasting GAITERS and BUSKINS. Ladies’ Kid heel SLIPPERS. Misses’ Kid heel SLIPPERS. Children’s SHOES and SLIPPERS. For sale at the WHITAKER STREET SHOE STORE, ml4 If. Northeast comer of Broughton J Empire Line. FOB HEW YORE. .teidL Atlantic Hail Ntcamshlp • - c Company. * PASSAGE RATES: Cabin $30 OO; Steerage $15; Deck $10 OO Tbtf new and fast steamship MIS- ■SOtflp, Slocum, commander, will sail I as above, on Saturday, Bfarch 24, at —. o'clock. For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accom modations, apply to O n. n. nARDEE, i t No. 12 Stoddard*a lluuge. ■ QABRISON k ALLKN, Agent®, 5 Bowling Green, N. Y. Pioneer Line FOR NEW YORK. REDUCTION OF PASSAGE. Cabin Passage, $35 OO . Deck, $10 00 The splendid steamship CHASE, Roatb, Com mander, will leave for the above port on her regular day. ' _ ^ Thurntry, March 22, at — o’clock. For freight or passage, having superior accommo dations, apply to ntl9 HUNTER A GAMMKLL. ItHt LIVERPOOL. K-ny The * fast-sailing A No. 1 British ship ifcUnt^SQUANDO, W. Jordan, master, having two- thirds of her cargo engaged, will have early *— l - fc » deHpatch. For balance of freight, apply to ml9-4 . ; WILDER & FULLARTON. FOE AUGUSTA AND WAY LANDINGS ON TIIE RIVER. ghtou lan TTvJ TNT otice. A LL persons having demands against the estate of Edward G. Wilson, deceased, o! Chatham county, arc respectfully requested to hand them in properly au thenticated ; and ali persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to ANA IS WILSON, n14 Administratrix. CRUTCHES I 7MRST and only premium awarded at t he American Institute Fair, 1865, and Htate Fairof Pa, T8C5,for Crutches. Hartman’s Patent Elaatic Rubber Crutcser are prononneed by surgeons, and everybody else, to be tbe very best ever invented. They are easy and con venient, I hey prevent paralysis of the nerves, do Sway with all the weariness Inseparable from the use of all others, and are in all respects unrivalled. Send far a circular. Agents wanted everywhere LOVEJOY A I'aYLOR, Sole Manufacturers, No. 476>j jkoadwqj The very light draft steamer S W A. NT, Capt, M. J COHEN, Will leave os Above on Wednesday, %lst, at 10 o’clock a. Ill. For freight or paaaage, arply on board, at Padal ford’s wharf, or to M. A. COHEN, Agent. ml7 No. to Bay streeL For Charleston, F O IV, The fast steamer TJ N T A I Captain G. W. Cabthib. will leave for the shove plac.- Every Tuesday and Thursday, at For Palatka, E. Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA RYS, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA. The elegant and very flat steam packet SYLVAN SHORE Capt. JAMES TUCKER, haring been specially fitted up for thia rente, w l leave for the above places Every Tuesday Morming at IU o'clock. Alt freight payable by ehlppen. , Por „ frei 8ht ° r passage, having superior aecommo- Wbarf or P to y “* th ® ° fflce ’ « ort “ Steam Packet ,„ „ CLAGHOR5J A CUNNINGHAM, m tr Agents. For Augusta THE STEAMBOAT ECLIPSE, Capt. Wash, will have despatch for Augusta. Freight received at Lower Hydraulic Press. F. W. SIMS A CO., inlS-ti Agents. lOlWKIlVILLG s MM VIA DARIEN, DOCTORTOWN, And Landings on the Altamaha and Ocmnlgee rivere. Steamer Oak; Capt. KoCanley, Is now receiving freight at Old Florida Steamboat Wharf, foot of West Broad street, and will leave as above on Friday, 9th Inst., ot 6 o’clock, p. m This boat is in good order, built expressly for the trade, and rates A 1 In Insurance offices. Transportation charges on goods to Macon and Hawkinsville paid promptly. Arrangements have been made with the Agent of the Macon A Bi nnswlck Railroad to forward goods lrotnptiy through to Macon on arrival of the boat at Hawkinsville. Freight received and stored In fire-proof ware-house on Old Florida Steamboat Wharf, foot of West Broad street. For freight, Ac., apply to J. B. PRE8DBE, Agti, 109 Broughton street. F. M. MYRELL, m °Harris’ Bnlldlng, Bay at. 3« CHOICE SYRUP. IJHIIIITY barrels Superior SYRUP. For sale by J. C. ROWLAND, 212 Bay Street. Notice,; U1CAL WAREHOUSE, 594 BROADWAY, m|t*OIM*>ITAN Hcm:L, Nbw York. Sold uyDrnggista everywhfire. 6ST B&wuN* of Couftterfeita. JU W. M. Walsh, P ROPOSALS will be reeelvctl for supplying the Jail with Grits and Meal for the ensuing three month,, until March 22,1866. Also, Proposals fur supplying the Jail with twenty | (2o) cords Pine Wood. All proposals to be iu writing, and to be subtnJtted ROBEnT LACHLISON, ml7-6 Chairman Jail Committee, Notice. Corner SOLE JlD-lm Broughton & Barnard street AGENT ‘ FOR THE STATE OF GEORGIA. J FOR A T the Isle of Hops, S Ii miles from the city, a com- fortahle DWELLING, containg ten moms, in [am ing. This is one or the most delightfhlt^ giftrated duces on the galte. The lot con tolas and, ten arm fronting on the Hv»r. *s tljuy 1] I T. 3 jfcSISH A Co:,'Brokers, acres of Bryan street. Family Dye G0I01& Patenled October 13, 1863.* DaA Great \ . Black Black for Silk Light Gre&' Dark Blue Magenta i Light Bine Maize French Bine Maroon , ' jat i Claret Brown Orange , t,.«'i Dark Brown Pink Light Brown Purple :i Snuff Brown Royal Purple ■- Cherry Salman ■ i : ! Crimson Scarlet j Dark Drab Slate . -A Light Drab Solferino ; Fawn Drab Violet , Light Fawn Drab Yellow. .A • For Dyeing Silk, Woolen and Mixed Goods, Shawls, Scarfs, Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves, BonHetfc | .. Hats, Feathers, Children’s dothin$Li: and all kinds of Wearing Apparel. ' A SAVING OF 80 PER CENT-v# For 25 cents you can color as msny goods as would otherwise cost five times that sum. various shades can he produced from the same dye. The proosas Is simple, and any one can nse the Qye with perfect success. Directions In English, Freoal and German. Inside of each package. HOWE A STEVENS, j | 260 Broadway, Boston. For sale by druggists and dealers generally. | oct!04m BLANCEVILLE SLATE MINING COMP Y, VAN WERT, POLK CO., GA. Cap’I Stock, $500,000 SHARES, $50 EACH. DitraxoTOBS—H. Brigham, J. F. Devcr, E. C. Gran- nils, A. Wilbur and A. E. Marshall. PnstniNi—A. Wilbur, Savannah, Ga. Vroi ParsrDENT—K. O.'GranDjss, Macon, Ga. • •SrottrrikBtr—A. E."Marsh!fR, AUanta, Ga. rjlHIS Company will soon be prepared to flil any X orders for Slate, however large, for roofing, for furniture manufactured out of slate, for Ihitcle, for pavement, and for any .other uses to which slate can be applied, <Thc tanny is o«ovmlent,tt> tho cities of Ailairoi, AtfAistrt, Mitioii, Albany Slid Columbus, Ga.; tothe cities or Selma, Montgomery and Mobile, Alai; to New Orlea'is, and will • shortly be to Mem phis, Penn., and S'. Louis, Mo. The snperiority of slate for roofing purposes, and its special adaptability to various articles ol furniture and for pavcme.it are well known. Orders may be addressed to • si A A. E. MARSHALL, Sec’y, J8 •“*! ' ' "Atlanta. Ga.- CITY OF SAVANNAH, Office Clerk of Coukoil, ; h) Februaiy 1st, 1866, A LL parties subject to take out license from the City under Ordinance of December 27th, I8te, must take out the same prior to February 10th, me! This also applies to persous who own vehicle* used I tor hire, such as wagons, drays or trucks, hack*, Ac. No further time will be allowed and the Register will lie closed on that day, and the police instructedjto carry out the Ordinance. Ilyorder EllW. C. ANDERSON, Mayor. Jas Stewart Clerk of Council. febl-tf Notice. A LL persons having claims against the late steam ers JAS. CHRISTOPHER and R. H. MAY will presentjhem at once to . ml.3. J. M. KINCIILEY, AtHtorida Wharf. HOLIDAY GOODS.! Direct Imoortation from Londo and Paris. J UST RECEIVED, a large aud varied assortment of Imported Wares and Fancy Articles, suitable for the coming season, embracing in port: Statuettes—Bronze, Besqncand Pariar Toilet Setts, Clocks Perfumery Ladies’ TruveUng Bugs ' v i Frcjwft BaruscSs ' J i Portemonnaies ,, , , 1 MUlhiers' Fancy Wore*: Oder Baskets And an endless variety ot Fancy Groods, | ordered for thia market aud ju&t received by ship I County of PictoB v aud other vetit te now arriving. Fancy GoedattyjHiel! rtliol »ack»ge, to which t|e | attention of Milliners and others is invited. W. W. LINCOLN, Corner Congress and Bull streets, t( Monument Square. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS! A New and Fresh Supply, Of many varieties; also, PttOfOGR&PHICON Or panoramic album -, AbeiRrOrnamental, and nseful article for tlie parlor. For sale by pi.,- ; OCKH^R, OLOGTTS A FARRSLLY. LAROCHE & JOHNSON, TimberAt J^nfnljor Dealers or 40 and fw " i: 300 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. 2SF otice. A l m?T; *1. irsoos having claims against the estate of I l. MAlJ AHn Quantock. of Chatham county, deceased, wsll present them, duly attested, within the time proscribed-by law: and all persons indebted to ssM estate will make payment to Wm. Bnrns. , ., WM. BURNS. ROBERT MoINTIRE. fl2 2aw-6w* Executors, MILLINERY. . .. .Li.' . , \l i i dved, a fine ansortment of spring coops, Suitable for city and Comutry Trodq, Consisting in port of I BONNETS, HATS, RIBBONS, VML8, FLOWERS, BOYS’ CAPS, and a general assortment ol MOURNING BONNETS. Mrs. S. V. PHE8TKH, ' ! mlfi-lw 1 No. 143 Brongbtoa st. o’clock p. in All way freight payable on the dock. For freight or passage, having fine state room ac commodations, apply on board, at Padelford’s wharf, or to : i M. A. COHEN, “1* 89 Bay street For Providence. The new schooner JONAS SMITH, Capt Nichols, will have despatch for the above port. For freight, apply to mlT-S - HUNTER A GAMHELL. BOSTON & SAVANNAH LINE. STEAMSHIP FOR BOSTON X s The Steamship > v WM. 57IBBETT8, J. S. CONY, Commander, Will sail for the above port on Wednesday HSirch 21, ot — o’clock. For freight ot) *, apply to c iUUHAHDSON a BARNARD, m!7-4 Bay sL, opposite Mariner’s Church. For Charleston, VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT. ' Caarying lhi United Stales Mail'. STEAMER FANNIE, : r ;j (?AI*TA3n MoNELTY. wm leave” as fcfreve .from the Florida Steamboat wharf; foot «r WestJBr.,ad street, on Thursday, March 8th, sit 3 p. m. . X Thia boat is la yeiy gxccllent order, is commanded by officers of experence; and has superior state room accommodations.for passengers , While tbe boatls on her tripe, freight will be re ceived and stored in fireproof warehouse, free of ex- pense. Way freight pa> able on wharf. No freight taken after 12 o'clock on day of sailing. I No freight received after 12 o'clock on day of soil ing. s.u. For freight or passage, apply to F. M. MYRELL. Agt, m5 tf Harris' Buildings, Bay streeL k. J _ Or to W. JonssOn.on wharf. FOR PALATKA, VIA BRUNSWICK, ST, MARYS, FER NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA. (Carrying the United States Mail. The new and fast Steam Packet Ella, Capt. P. B. ROWLAND, will leave on Tuesday Morning, January 30th, and continue to leave regularly even TUESDAY at 10 o’clock. . pa * age ’ ap P'F on board at Charles ton and Florida steam packet Wharf; antllfurther no Ice. , M. A. COHEN Freight payable by shippers. Freight received at all times at the Warehouse. !29-Mn-tu-tr For Palatka, VIA BRUNSWICK, ST. MARY’S, PER NAND IN A, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA. The new and fast sailing Steamer LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. N. King, Having been placed permanently upon this rents wld wave for the above places on Friday Morning, 26th, at 18 o’clock, and continue to leave every Friday morning thereafter at esnte hour. Returning, she will leave Palatka every Sunday morning, Picolata every Sunday forenoon, and Jack sonville every Monday morning, arriving at Savan, nah on Tuesday morning. Freight received at all times at the warehouse on the wharf. Ali freight payable by shippers. ~ For freight or passage, having splendid cabin so- com mod* tl on, apply st the office on Florida Steam Packet wharf; or to CLAQHORN A CUNNINGHAM, J24-t f Agents. FOR NEW YORK. The splendid schooner RIDGEWOOD, Capt Derrtchson, having bulk of her cargo engaged, will hsvs quick de spatch as above. For freight, apply to mltS-5 CRANE A QRAYBILL TOWING. powerful > steam tnga E. H. WEBSTER and f:. LOANE are prepared to tow vessels iu tbe harbor, w U1U HVTU wee J _ Application for towing may bo made to the cap- ine, on boord.neks tains; 16-tf CRANE A GRAYBILL, Agents, 80 bay street GRAHAM, DOR SETT & CO. Successors to Hawes, Graham A Go., >1 ..CtilaA . .MHMRMOF. EDSEfOOH AID, lAHDOIllT. Most'174, 1*6 onA lrfl Cunfr 8t, T., Keep eonstaiitly on hood the most exienBtve variety of finely-figured Foreign and Domestic -Wtoods to be found in the United States, in Log3. Planks, Boards and Veneers, suitable foroafrfru t, piano, and BUhard and car builders ; also, Mat to us with promptness. OtoHn stuff. our harness we have a large ‘ihentost celebrated Veneer Cutting h enables us to fill all orders enfruMed ji^am fscittc Mail NUanuhlp Company’s Chreagh Use to CnlUbrnlo, TPOUCHING at Mexican Porta, and carrying the X United 8tates Mail. . Leave Pier No. 42 North River, foot of Canal street, at 12 o’clock noon, on the 1M, 11th and 21st of every month, (except when those dates fall on Sunday, and then on the preceding Saturday,j for Asplowall, con necting via Panama Railway, with one of the Com- puny’a steamships from Panama for San Francisco, touching at Acapulco. ‘ MARCH. 1st—Arisons, connecting with Golden City. 10th—Henry Chauncey, Capt. Gray, connacting with Colorado, Capt. Watkins. 21sl—New York, Captain Horner, connecting with Constitution, Capt Farnsworth. Departures of 1st and 2lst connect at Panama with steamers for South Pacific ports. Those of 1st touch it Manzanillo. a discount of One Quarter from steamers rates allowed to second cabin and steerage passengers with families. Also, an aBowsnee of One Quarter on through rates to clergymen and their families and school teachers; soldiers having honorable dis charges, Half Fare. One hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult Baggage-masters accompany baggage through, and attend to ladies and children without male protec tor*. Baggage received on the dock the day before saiimtLfrom steamboats, railroads, and passenger* wm> prefer to tend down ctrlr. An experienced surgeon so board. Medicine and attendance free — A steamer wiQ be placed on tbe line January l, -1866, to run from New Orleans to Asptnwnli via Havana. For passage tickets, or further Information, apply attfe' Company’s ticket office, on the Wharf, foot of Canal street, North River, New York. IT. W. O. BELLOWS, •J9-3m Agent. CHOICE WINES. 1 OCTAVE Malaga Wine 1 octave choke Sherry Wine 2 octaves White Wine ..-1 octave CUrst Jaat received per Swedish hoik Christian Lavage from ML Lacca, Spain. Tor sale hy mi EDWIN E. HERTZ A CO.