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The Savannah Daily Herald. BY S. W. MASON. SAMUEL W. MASON Editor, IV. T. THOMPSON, Anociate Editor. Official Paper of the City. LARGEST CIRSH LATIN II THE SITT ARB CRIHTY WEDNESDAY, MARCH I860. C3T See list of letters on fourth page. DEPRESSION IN BUSINESS. The last three or four weeks hare been remarkable f**r the general stagnation in every branch of buai- iio«s. Even grocers and provision dealers oomplain that the people eat bnt little and fail to pay for what tl«t-y eat, ami in all other branches of business every thing seems to be at a stand still. The trade with the South which during the latter part of last year assumed considerable proportions, ban been seriously interrupted by the difficulties re garding reconstruction, and manufacturers are un* willing to lay in large stocks of raw material while «’ong res a falls to mark out s financial policy for the future. The high price of living causes artizans and labor ers to fix a liigli price for labor, which will tend to etop improvements that were in contemplation, and all combined will seriously affect the revenue which is absolutely necessary to keep the wheels of govern ment moving. The above article, extracted from a North ern paper, is one of many similar assurances that the people of the North are beginning to feel the damaging effects of the delay in the restoration of the Union and the full re sumption, ns before the war, of trade with the South. The stagnation of business, about which there is such general complaint, the steady depreciation of gold and the con tinued downward tendency of general prices, have caused in some minds the apprehen sion that a financial panic is at hand. Al though not concurring in the opinion that there is immediate danger, we believe there is some grouud for the fear. It is ’apparent to the most superficial observer that busi ness houses which have no surplus capital are placed iu a dangerous position by the present aspect of trade. Their stocks having been purchased at comparatively high figures j e very decline iu prices must entail loss upon ihem ; buyers are not willing to invest at any rate of prices, and obligations are fall ing due. Tue strain, therefore,upon this class of houses is every day increased, and their ability to stand the pressure depends upon the length of time that the partial suspen sion of business shall continue. It is obvi ous to all that if tbe present condition of af- tairs grows worse, and continues long enough lo ruin the weak class of houses, the panic will Soon become general. The danger, if j font, and price* were unchanged. The .alee were not imminent, is certainly not «mnl» . neatly at 53a Me for State, 36 a 41o for unsound and y not remote , and I 52 a 53c for Bound Weetern; 30c for Jersey and 53 a 54c prepare to arrest it is a duty which de- ,or c ““da. 1 Cotton—The market wa* somewhat depressed by more liberal offers and an apparent disposition ou the part of buyers to hold off for lower price*. The gules comprised 3,700 bales, mainly at the following prices: Upland. PtoriOa. Mobile. A.O.dJ'. Ordinary 3G 36 37 33 Low middling... .33 39 39 40 Middling 40 41 41 42 Good middling.. .42 43 44 44 Coffee — The market continued very Arm. with considerable inquiry for good grades, and further aales were made, comprising an invoice of 1,000 bags Rio, in Philadelphia, ex ship Financial and Commercial, AVGUSTA MARKET. Augusta Commercial Bulletin, corrected semi-weekly for the Savannah Heejllu, by Uganda a Wright, Cotton factors and General Commission Merchants. Auousta, 6a., Mondat Evening, March 26,1SC6. River 9 ; 2 feet and rising. Steamers at wharf—Gibbons, Fanny Lehr, and Eclipse. Freight* on cotton to Savannah, $1 par bale; heavy freights, 20ft, 25c per hundred. Geoeoia B. B. Otoce* 81c. Centeal R. R. Btocea—B6c to par. Southwestern R. B. Stoceb—9«c to par. South Caeoiuna B. B. Brock - Mo. • Gold—Dull; buying. 135; —Idng. 128- Bn.veil—Dull; baying, 130; selling. 135. Exchange on New *<>«-* to par. Sterling Exchange—Dull; 130 for Bankers bills. Cotton—Middling, 31033; good. 33034 Shipments of cotton by railroad and river, for weak ending March 24, 6,017 balsa; receipt* from all points, 3,361 bale*. Domestics—Sheetings, dull. 4-4 Augusta, 23c; i-8 do 19c. Osnabubos—8 oz, 30c. Yarns—Assorted numbers, heavy. Baooino—(Gunny) quiet, 29030; Kentucky, 20c; Dundee, 40c. Rope—(Hemp) Greenleaf. 19021e: flax, 23c; Manilla, 35c. Nails—Cut, assorted sizes, $9 %>. keg. Ibon—American.9010c; Swedes, 11c ft. Steel—Cast, 30035c; plow, 14016; German, 180 20c %>, lb. Leatheb—Sole, 45c f lb; uppers, $45 f> doz. Suxl>—Quiet; family, 12>i@15c f>. lb. Candles—Dull; Star, 26c ft lb. Cobn—Steady; $1 35031 40 ft bushel. Gats—Prime, 80090c ft bushel. Floub—Active; $100316 ft barrel according to quality. Hay—$2 76 per cwt. Pbovisions—Hama, 25c; sugar cured do, 28c; dear Bides, 23024c; shoulders, 12018c; lard, 22023c; beef, dull, prime mess, $25 ft barrel. Bctteb—Prime Goshen, 60c ft lb. Cheese—English dairy, 28030c ft lb. Fish—Mackerel, No. 1, ft email kits, $2 75033; herring, dull, Labrador, $15 ft barrel; codfish, heavy, 8@10c. Coffee—Rio, 31032c; Java, 45c ft lb. Teas—Nominal. 8coab—Powdered and crashed. 20c; muscovado, 12018c ft lb. Molasses—Cuba, 50060c ft lb. Liquors—Dull and heavy; Rye and Bourbon Whis key. $2 50ft$4 60 ft gallon. Ciuabs—Domestic. 3250380 ft thousand. Fruit—Apples, active—$10 ft barrel; peaches— pealed, 18c, unpealed, 8c; flga, 25c ft lb. Potatoes—Irish, $5 ft barrel; sweet; $1 ft bushel. Onions—Dull; $6 ft barral. Cement—$4 50 0 bbL Shot—$4 ft sack. Powdeb—Bifle, $8 ft keg. Bbooms—$40$8 ft doz. Bcckbts—$4 ft doz. New York Market. Pbiday, March 23—6 p. m. Bbeadstuffs—The market for State and Western Hour was inactive, and prices, though not quot&bly lower, were tending in buyera' favor. Tbe sales were about 6,600 bbls, at tbe anbjolned quotations.— Southern fiour was only in moderate demand, and prices were drooping. The sales were about 600 bbls. Superfine and Wester* flour $C 75 a $7 13 Extra State 7 10 a 7 50 Choice State 7 65 a 8 16 Common to medium extra Western .... 7 25 a 8 10 Extra round hoop Ohio 8 15 a 8 65 Western trade brands 8 70 a 11 06 Common Southern 8 70 a 10 00 Fancy and extra do 10 25 a 15 50 Common Canadian 7 30 a 8 10 Good to choice and extra 8 15 a 11 25 Com in fairly active demaud, and prices steady. The aales were about 62,000 bushels at 68 a 73c for unsound and 74c a 75c for sound mixed Western, in store and delivered. Tbe transactions in oats were to a fair «■ New Advertisements. Georgia Chapter, No. 3, R, A. M, & Regular Communication of this Chap ter will be held at Masonic Hall This ,fWednesday) Evening, at 75i o'clock Transient companions art cordially invited to at- j tend. By order of R. T. TURNER H. P. Estill, Sec.- m28 New Advertisements. FOR JACKSONVILLE, VIA FERNANDINA- county solicitor Fellow-Citizens op Chatham oountt 1 am a candidate for the office of Couuty Solicitor and re spectfully request your support at the election to be held on tbe 2d of May next. m29 OEO. W. MOORE. LAST NOTICE. U. S. Direct Tax Commission for tbe City of Sdvaunah and County of Chatham. Tbe Board returns their grateful thanks to the I citizens of Savannah and Chatham county for the promptness and willincnes* with which tho above Tax has been p ud. The t me of notice for the city expired February thlrteen’h-that for the county on the seventeenth inet., and there being a number of names on the unpaid list, the Board gives this fur- | ther notice for ten days, to give partlea an opportu nity to pay same. m-2S-10 The One, fast-sailing ataamer, DICTATOR, L. M. Cox cite*, Master, | will leave Telfair's wharf on Wednesday, 3Mb last, at *p. at. Will receive freight* for all point* bsyoud, which will be forwarded without delay. - For freight or passage, apply ou board or to L. J. GUILMABTIN * CO., m*8-l Agent*. FOR CHARLESTON, VIA HILTON HEAD AND BKABFOBT. T. P. PGTM, ) J. C. B T"8 f Commissioners. Situation Wanted, B Y it vonng man who lias a trade hut who is too feeble to work at 1 . It I. lug too confining for mm. Desires some out door employment. Can give good reference, and is not ufial 1 or"being kept busy running about. a e j Apply immediately at tb s < fflee. m 23-6 BAGGING. ;*a BAGGING suitable for Patching, at I fifteen Cents per yer • by the lode. ni - 9 3 CUNVINGHAM, PURSE Jt CO. MADAM L. MASSART, 119 CONGRESS STREET, tTA'i jnst returned from New York with a well .a SlaSyl"rULg n ' ,y aDd ^YCoods Of Bonnets. Ilats. Ribbons. On-re-., Fans. Colls, Curls, Wib-rfella Neck Ties, Ac. fr," , pw fl .’ e 0t ° f KIf) CL0VES ’ direct, Y Imported very'lwra.M p 71 ,,lr ** ' h ’ f * g0od9 for Mle 8t the Please g v h r a cal'. ni28 fl The U. S. Mall Steamer WILLIAM W. FRAZIER, Hooper, Master, j will leave the Florida Steamboat Wharf, foot of West | Broad street, This Day, 3Mh, at 10 a. m. precisely. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to m28-l L. S. BENNETT. FOR AUGUSTA AND WAY LANDINGS ON THE RIVER. s N, volves alike upon Government and people. Now, the products of the earth are the basis of all business. All articles of manu- lncture must be made out of materials grown got from the earth. And commerce, too, depends upon the products of the earth, whether raw or manipulated in manufacture, f a!iforma gold aDd petroleum are exports- i I r* . . TT»Atrv ^ I •*, VW iswgw iMV, 111 AUllttUCl^Uia, CX mill Die Horn thO United States, and they are Aun “ Wellington, at 15*c, and 3.000 bags Rio. in Bal verv irodd an far n» t)io» it. ii/, tlmore, ex ship A. Pendergaat, on private terms, sup- v e> oou ’ 80 ,ai as Uie y go. Wheat, corn, posed U%c, both pries* gold, in bond, bacon, hay and rice are also exnnrfahlp Freights were firmer ondsr freer offerings, except . . P urlaDle » for corn, wbiefi w»* wanted for ballast. To Liverpool, whenever the crops of Europe are short. I 1,500 bales cotton at 5-16da 7-16d, mainly at the latter But certainly the tropical productions of the "&sH-Tliere ws. no improvement in the demand agricultural South are exceedingly important f ? r c * r e oe “, but rather more activity waa noticeable in . ... , . J * the market for small lots ior consumption. Prices for )l( 111-- in the general business of the country. I dry cod ruled lower, and Provincetown were offered Crops of cotton, rice, tobacco and sugar for | ttd if anything, seders had the advantage, though uu decided change waa noticeable. We quote shore No 1 $22 a $23; bay No. 1, $16 75 a $17; Halifax No. 2, large, $15 a 15 50; and Halifax No. 3, large, $13 50 a $14. Herring were quiet, but firm at 46 a 65c respec- t tively for No. 1 and scaled. Salmon waa inactive and three years nrcvinna tn tho veor ■> a a7~ I fominai, at previous price*. No sales were made, ex- luiee years previous to the War, was 3,881,- cept in a small way, to tbe trade. bales ; 481* pounds to the bale with 10 Rioxe—The sales were very light and prices were in , , ’ buyer’s favor if anything.. W# not* sales of 2,000 runs to the pound, shows the ave.age value California, 20 Si ft* average, at 22 )0-, currency, and of these crops to be near $200,000,000 in go^u Bu * n08 Ayori ' 21 * •*•**»•• to arrive, at 18c, gold. Add to this the average values of the I -Leather—Th« stock i* rather low, but somewhat in ,, pnr o ^ * t j 0 I exc«»« of the demand, winch is very inactive. Prioes crops ol sea Island cotton, nee, tobacco have fallen nominaUy lc lb for hemlock sole, mainly and sugar, aud we can properly estimate the [" good tanna 8 es - 0ak Ml * duU “ d ^oop importance of these products. They have I Molabseb—The demand waa raUiar moderate, but not merely supported the large class en gaged in growing them, but stimulate manu- I *7 I^iJ/four^thl aUC ‘ i °“' 279 Por * oBico iactures and commerce. They cant do much I Naval Stobbs—The market in all departments was to sustain the irpnerol i « . , inactive for all grade*. Rosin* were dull and lower. general indUStiy and financial 1 The sales comprise 1,300 bbls ooznmou, mainly at 33, resources of the country- It is thus made I 1,050 b01 “ strained at $3 25 a $4, 560 bbls No. 2 at $7, . .1 . a X * 1118 lUUS maae I and 670 bbls No. 1 at $10; *1*0 about 210 bbls prime apparent that Southern agriculture is an im-| pale at $1J a $14 25. Spirita turpentine waa heavy mense and nrpilnminofinn. • * , but no lower. Afew small lota wera taken at 87% ^ dominating interest, And its I 90c. Crude do. waa altogether nominal in tha absence success involves the prosneritv of all kind* of “* le0 - Holder* were demanding $6. Tarandpitch ..»• l., f , .,r „ sold to a very moderate extent in loU at $2 a $3 and ot business and the stability of the finances ** 25 respectively. of the country. In all points of view it ia UHovisiovs-Tha pork market was fairly active and J puiuta ui view, 11 18 I prices were in sellers favor, with sales of nearly 7,000 <>f great moment that our planting interests bb,s ' on tbe 8pot ’ at *25 12>^ a $25 25 fornewmeia, Should be reorganized under the most 2SS*aS*»ai *f“ mtu°“ WHITE LABORERS WANTED. " 1 •* 'h- 'ands richiy mannred.— win lirnu picfercc, a there are houses ready T Hr) io f.nir S ivpii for the- ““the pl', , ll -o n !.i i .h. : ,’,7 rere ' J ’ * Ihere are '"°“*e9 raady Foi-r"" | |».„. li oim-ih id Of the crop is offered, part ol w uc 1 is aireuty p nt-d. Apply to u ur „ JAMES F. GOWEN, S »t. cjfuer Barca J and fay street, or to m2SC N. R IG * STEWART, iitoddard'g Upper Range. the next season would add immensly to the prosperity of every industry, and to the financial security of the country. The average crop of short staple cotton, for the T H 5 '.'K r having af„rty.horse Engine and : n a- &c " desires t m tet with a party hav- ing t° enuage in the timher aud lumber bnsi- nese. Addres*. at this office, "‘- 3 - J. R. OICKINSON. CROCKERY, favorable auspices, and directed with I.ni.r.r delivery, including April and May, seller's option, ... * U1IL Lieu wun energy about 5.000 bbls new meat, mainly at $24 a 24 26. The lor the next crop. If this should be done it 0eel mar het continued steady, with a fair demand. would betoken a bright future for the mercantile and laboring classes in both sec tions of the Union. But, what is the Gov eminent doing to encourage tbe people in their efforts to redevelop the agricultural re sources of the South? The response is, nothing. Indeed, says a Northern paper, v the trade with tho South has been seriously I prices. Cheese continued dul, but no change iupricca inlnrmni.il s-os ... .. J was apparent. The sales were In lota at 16 a 22c lor interrupted by the difficulties regarding | common to prime. reconstruction, and manufacturers are un willing to lay in large stocks of the raw material while Congress fails to make out a financial policy to the future. The salea were 700 bbls at $16 a $20 for new plain mesa, and $20 50 a $24 for new extra met*. Beef bams were moderately acUve, with aales of about 400 bbls at 536 50 a $33. Bacon waa quiet and unchanged. The sales w ere about 450 boxes at 16 l i a lC’;c for abort rib and li; e a 15L,c for Cumberland cut. Cut meats were in fair demaud at previous prioea. The sales were nearly 1,000 packages at 11>jc a 12.!£o for ahoulders, and 10 l a a 18 *ac for hams. The lard market opened dull and heavy, but closed witb an improved demand aud prices slightly firmer. Tbe sales were 1.000 pack egoa at 16& a 19>*c. Butter waa qniat at yesterday’ Kicf.—The market waa rather quiet, though some considerable inquiry prevailed for large lots. No ealca were reported, however. We note email sales Ran goon at 9 a 9>£c and Carolina at U£ a 12.^c. Sooab—The market was leas aotive, but no decided change waa apparent in prices. The sale* were 955 boxes Havana at from 10 a 12\c and 485 hhda Cuba muscovado, including refining and grocery grades at Tiil Cincinnati Fire The prent firo from 10 a 12,\c; also 91 hhds Porto Rico at 12 a 12 V ... . .. rri , . t » real Ilre * l Refined sugar was unchanged in every reaped. The ' mcmnatl on I hursuay night provea to have f °l lowul 8 is from Stnart’# Circnlar: Crushed sugar boon much more destructive than previously ^ WbU * (AJ 15>3C ' reported. The splendid opera bouse built Sxlt—The demand for cargoes waa light aud we by Mr. Pike, and of which he waa the sole *“ owDer, was completely destroyed. The log* of Mr. Pike will foot up a million of dollar*. more active, with sales at $3 76 for Ashton's, $3 50 for Marshall’s, $2 a $2 10 for Liverpool ground aud 65 a 60c for Turk’s Island. Tobacco—The demand waa moderate and prices Ue had only *33,000 in8Urance on the opera I house. Several others of those among the ) el ^ at 10 a * 0c > 411,138 b hd*K*ntu*ky prize tobacco at sufferers lose to the amount of over a hun- Xea— 1 The market continued inactive and hervy. _ tired thousand dollars. The fire extended ! no<lera te line business waa don* at declining prices, . „ eAlenaea Mult scarcely anyidemand prevailed for large invoices, aernss the wide thoroughfare known as “J aa)ci ‘ were reported. We not* sales by auction Fourth street, injuring the Buckeye Billiard 3°“, Cm Saioou to the extent of ten thousand dollars So lr H, m 81c ,* $1 501166 aouebong* at from ... ,. , ’ I 83 a 90c, aud 3t>o packages oolong* at from 77 a »6c, all blit not extending to other buildings on tbe t°or months. same block. We also have reports ofa The .Me. were 135.000 large fire at Medina, N. Y, but the losses are t.nue^XuTnd^foai' 00 ^ 18 - not estimated. DRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE, —BY— Xjatlirop <Sr Co. The market con- J were aU in lots at $2 26 a $2 27 for Western. Wool—The market was inactive and prices wera very unsettled, with a declining tendency. We note sale* of 60.0U0 lbe State and Westers fleeces, mostly at 48 a 65c; 50 bale* California at 26 a 35c, 17,000 lbs Texas at 23 a 28c, 500 bales palled at 46 a 60c. FUNERAL INVITATION. BLOUNT.—Th* relative*, fliondi and acquaintance of George L. Blount, also of Mrs. Jane B. White and George A. Blount, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral of tbe former, at hi* residence, No. 5 Pine street, This Morning at 10 o’clock. Case* Fancy Prints * Cnees Bleached Shirtings Cases Colored Muslins Bales Brown Shirtings Bates Sheeting Stripes Bales Bine Denims Bales Bed Ticks Bate* Striped O«oabnrgs Bale* Brown Drillings DIED. WILSON—In this city on the 21st Inst., of Typhoid Pneumonia, after an illne«s of ten days, Mr. Francis Wilson, aged eighteen years. In tbe death of this young man the family hath sustained a serious loss, as be waa the pride of Its domestic centre, and one of lte chief reliances lor its comfort and support. Possessed ol aminble and correct moral qualities, and of persevering indus trious habits, he won for himself warm and attach ed friends among ail with whom he became asso* ciatod in business relations. Affectionate and de voted, bis every effort was to contribute to the hap piness of hla home. Avoid has been created by the stern decree that called him hence, and nought has White Goods, Dress Goods, Notions, Ac. The above goods having been purchased I bCe ° ltft bUt tbe coasoUtlon he has exchanged within » few days, we are prepared to offer at the I — L er .* 1 ?f? e ’.. r ??!* nln ® ourselves to th* DIRECT FROM ENGLISH POTTERIES, For sale on Consignment an invoice of 25 CRATES ASSORTED Consist ng of Covered Dishes, blue edge i ruffles, half Soups, fancy painted Teapots Covered Plates Muffins, 2, 3, 4, a, 6 in. flat, blue edge Soup Turines Boats and Stands Aud Sundries mM <i CUNNINGHAM, PURSE A CO. Piano Tuning and Repairing, M R timnn£52 B ; ™ BACY offe ™ his services to J.YJ. tht Citizens of Savanueb as Piano Tuner and Repairer. Contracts lo tune by the yei will be Orders left at John C Schrcioer A Son’s book and music store promptly attend* d to. m28>eod$* The very light draft i W A. Capt. M. J. COHEN, WU1 leave afl above on Wcdatiday, 88th Issst. at 0 o’clock. No freight will be received after 8 o'clock on th* | morning of departure. For freight or passage, apply on board, at Padel ford's wharf, or to M. A. COHEN, Agent, No. SB Bay street. FOR SALE. The light draft schooner SCI TC N C E, 65 tone, aew measurement, AND NOW READY FOR SEA IN EVERY RESPECT, ] Is offered for sale low to close a concern. For particulars, apply to SORREL BROTHERS, m2S 6 12 Bsy street. For Liverpool. The A No. 1 Norwegian ship l PROTECTOR. Capt. Maronf, | 'having a large portion of her cargo engaged, will have quick despatch for the above port. For freight engagement, apply ^ B m28 BRIGHAM, BALDWIN A OO. NEW s New Advertisements. HEUtBOLD'S EXTRAOT BUOHTJ. HELM BOLD'S BUOHU. HELM BOLD'S BUCUU- HKLUBGLD’S BUUUlf. THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR THE ONLY KNOWN 14EMKDY FOR THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOB DIABETES, IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF TUE ULAD- DKR, inflammation of tile kidneys, CATARRH OF TUE BLADDER, Al’RANOUAUY or pain ful URINATING For these diseases it is truly a sovereign rein-ily, an i toaauchcannot beaaid inui psuisc. AmmIs he* teen known to relieve the must u.-jo.it ..ymy. i.m Are yen troubled with thai dulree, .-,, p ii.i i.-, the Mall of th* back and through the hip. ! A i fUaday of Helmhoid’# liuuha «Yiil rcue.'e yau. Physicians and Others PLEASE NOTICE. I make a* sscret of ingredients. IletmboM'. •act Bucbu is oomposed of Buchu, Cubeh,, ,u 1 i -. gar Barries, selected with gre it care, prep irel m s i- cue and according to rules of PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY. That* ingredient, are known as the in lit vximblj Dinratici afforded. A DIURETIC is that which acta upon the kidneys. HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU ACTS GENTLY, Is pleasant im tast* and odor, free from all Injuri es* properties, and immediate in its action. For the Satisfaction of All, Baa Medical Properties contained in D.i, nsituryot th* U. 8., of which the following is a correct cu,»y: "Bvcav. Its odor is strong, iliffusire. an l ‘jiri • what araaatic, iu taste bitterish, aud an tlug-ou-i that of mint. It is given chiefly in comylai.,Li of ti- Utiaary Organs, such ss Ura.oi, L'uroui: -Ja-.rrra tha Bladder, morbid irritation of the B.allcr and Urethra, diseases of the Prostate, and Retention tha Incontinence of Urine, from a lo.i of tonkin i parts eoncerued in its ovacuation. It ha. al« ho recommended in Dyspepsia, Chronic ltueumi Cutaneous Aflsctiona, aud Drop*/." P0R FURTHER 1NF0F.MATI0J gas Professor Dswees’valuable work*ou th. Prretie of Physic. See remarks mad* by the celebrated Dr. Phytic, ol Philadelphia. See any and all Standard Work, qn Me licine. From the Largest Manufacturing Chemist IN THE WORLD. l*m acquainted with II. T. he )i«l the drug ■tore opposite my rc-i.i u-.--, a id wi sneceaaful in conducting the bu.iua*. had not been equally io before him. I lixvo been fa- vecably impre.»od with liis character aud cuterpri-c. WM. WKIGHTMAN. (Firm of Powers A Weighfman,) Manufacturing Chemist4, Ninth and Brown Streets, Thiladoinhii. |PV*fl> Ikt Philadelphia Ece. Bulktin, March loth.. Wa ar* gratified to hear of the continue l .u in New York, of our townsman, Mr. II. T. II : l,n Druggist, llis store, next to the Metrop-iliiau it.,;» la 28 feet front, 230 feot deep, -and live .tori,* m h- icct. It is certainly a grand establishment, and .pviks U- vorably of the merit of his articles. He retail Ac* and Laboratory iu tLh City, which are alu ISAM cetabliehments of their class. The proprietor hai been induced to make thi < stats, lent from the fact that his remeii—. altnough hItoa eed, ar* GENUINE PUErARATIONS And knowing that the intelligent refrain fr-im u.inr anything pertaining to Uun-kery, or ll-.e Faient V - cine order,—most of which areprepare l l>y sell «lv;»t Doctors, who are too ignorant to rrt ! a j•'• v amplest prescription, much less competent to j.-eo ire Pharmaceutical preparations. Auction Sales. REAL ESTATE. ■ jr tell, Wylly k Christian. WUl be sold on tha first TUESDAY in April, tn frent of the Court House, at ll o'clock a. m.: „ N°- ®. Qllmervllle, ou the corner of East Broad, faaat Boundary and Reynolds street.-. The Improve- menta consist of Two Dwellings and a Store. V m2T By Blun A Meyer. Will be sold THI8 DAT, *sth InsL, at io o’clock m.. In front of store: TO CLOSE A CONSIGNMENT- 275 Mirrors and Looking Glasdes, I consisting of the different sizes of square, arched and oval gilt, mahogany and gilt, rosewood aud gilt, | black walnut and other frame Mirrors. m28 BY THOMAS J. WALSH. j On THURSDAY, 29th Inst., will be sold tn front of store at 11 o’clock : Tbe schooner Julia, 21 tons burthen, well found In sails and rigging, and can be Inspected at Haber sham’s Upper Rice Mill. Sale positive. Terms cash. UNDERWRITER’S SALE. I By Bell. Wylly k Christlaa. [ Will be sold THIS DAY, at 10J4 o'clock, in front of store ; 9 bbls Clarified Sugar, I damaged on board steamer , on voyage of importation, and sold nnder inspection and' by re aommendatlon of Port Wardens for account of Un der writers and all concerned. Terms cash. mt7 HARNESS, SADDLERY; &c., AT AUC TION. By Bell, Wylly & Christian. Tomorrow. WEDNESDAY, at 10>4 o’clock, In front of store : 20 Setts 4 and 6 Mule Wagon Harness Lot Saddles, Trace Chains, Axes, Shovels, Ac. ALSO, A fine lot Blankets, Sheets, Mat trasses. Pillows, Counterpanes, Towels, Dry Goods, Fancy Articles, Ac., Ac. m2' STEAMER R H. MAY AT AUCTION. BY BELL. WYLLY A CHRISTIAN. Will be sold tomorrow, WEDNESDAY, 28th Inst., at 12 o’clock. In front of Exchange, for account of all concerned, the steamer As she now lies burnt in the Savannah river near Poor Robin Landing, together with all her ma chinery, chains, anchors, tackle, and apparel belong ing to said boat, now on board. Terms cash. m2' BY THOMAS J. WALSH. On TUESDAY, April 3d, will be sold in front of the Court House; Lot No. 29 and Improvements, Columbia Ward 120 feet on York street and 45 feet on Habersham street. Ground rent, $65 36 per annum. Lot No. 30 and Improvements, Columbia Ward, 45 feet on Habersham street and 120 feet on a lane. Groand rent $38 24. For further particulars enquire at the Connting Room. Titles undoubted Terms cash. Purchaser paying for titles. ni26 BY BELL, WYLLY & CHRISTIAN. Will be sold, on the flrst TUESDAY in April, in front of the Court House, at XI o'clock : Improvements on Lots No*. 4 and 6, 4:h Tythlng, Reynolds Ward, consisting of one Two Story Wooden Dwelling, on brick baiement, fronting on Cuiigre-e street; Two Story Dwelling fronting on Lincoln street and Two One-Story House*, fronting on lane—nnex- pired terms of lease of the lots to October, 1859, at three hundred snd fifty dollars per annum, which will be transferred to purchasers. Terms cash. m 24 STEAMER CHRISTOPHER. AT ACCTION. By Bell, Wylly & Christian. Will be sold on WEDNESDAY next, 28th day of Marche at 12 o'clock, in front of tbe Exchange, for account of all concerned : b 1866. JUST OPENED BY Corn, Corn. 1 ,R Ncw S 4t,d White Corn ’ laDdin 8 fr0 “ t>*rk For sale in quantities to suit purchasers by mOQ , SOKRSL BROTHERS, J 82 Bay street. fLourT 20 BA ^ LS , A ^ 1 . M1 " s Fl, n ' vcr ? choice ” ;5 barrels Hiram .smii V Flour r M h , tt " el ’' i Bxtr » “bd .-uperfiue Fiour Landing nnd for sale by mSS-eodlw CLA<iIiuliV * CUNNINGHAM. LATHR0P & CO.: Silk Embroidered Grenadines Embroidered Grenadines, Bareges Plaid Bareges Mosambiques and Lenoa Colored Jaconets, Lawns, &c. Embroideries, Lace Goods, &c. !i-2 For Sale. A T the Gnlf Railroad Yard: 40,000 feet Seasoned inch Boards 29,000 feet Seasoned three-quarter inch Boards, In any quantity. Enquire of AARON REPPARD, m27-2w* At tbe Gnlf Railroad Depot. THESE PARTIES RESORT to various means of effecting sales, such as copyin- porta of advertisement! of popular remedies an 1 liu- isking with certificates. The Science of Medicine stands SIMPLE, PURE. AND MAJESTIC, having Fact for it. lU~u, Iudu<> ban for it* Pillar, Truth alone for its Capital. A WORD OF CAUTION. Health is most important; and the afflicted should no* use an advertised medicine, or any remedy, un. leas its content* or ingredients are known to others beside* th* manulSetsrcr, or until they ar. muanej of th* qualifications of tho party so offering. HELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATIONS. FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, FLUID EXTAACT SARSAPARILLA, and IMPROVED ROSE WASH. Established upwards of IS yean. Prepared by U. X. 1IELMBOLD. PRINCIPAL DEPOTS. HELMBOLD’S DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE, 591 /Jrua.'uay, A’ete York And HELMBOI.D'F MEDICAL DEI’OT 104 Suuth 10/A Street, l-lulade ;hia, Fa. Sold by all Itrugijuta. W. M. Walsh, I Comer Broughton & Barnard street I SOLE AGENT FOR THE STATE OF GEORGIA. BLACK SILKS THE SIDE-WHEEL 8TEAMEB CHRISTOPHER, I as she now lies In Savannah River, near Poor Robin’s Landing, together with all her Machinery. Tackle and AppareT, belonging to said boat now on board as she now ilea burnt. Bold for the benefit and account | of all concerned. Term* cash, purchasers to pay for titles. m24 TRUSTEE S SALE. By Bell, Wylly A Christian. Will be sold on the flrst TUESDAY in April. In front of the Court Uonso. at 11 o’clock: S00 acres of Land, beautifully situated oa the Cen tral Railroad, ar Whltesvllle, 30 miles from the city of Savannah Tbe above land presents many advan- | tagea to any person desirous of purchasing a Farm conveniently situated from the city. Sale positive. Terms cash. m28 FINE MULES AT AUCTION. By Bell, Wylly A Christian. Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 28th day ol March in front of store, at 11 o’clock .- IT fine young Males, in fine order, well broken to harness: large aiae mules, suitable for plantation and Umber use. \ Can be seen at Henry fVayne’s stable. West Broad I street. m22 THEATRES gratT NIGHTS ONLY Commencing on *’ Wednesday, March ^th. A Wonderful Entertain*, VIEWS throughout thet? 9 ^ ! Choice selections of ^ 0 ^» ANCIENT AND MODERN ST*^ hlbttion Is w“toat a in a “qul!‘ fl a 1 1 "f 1 J Iiaje '>ce Hi,, unqualified approval of Tteino, i t i u "**lS tide men, travelers, clergymen,' tea^eT^e win ^ APPR <*KIATE UcST*. will be given wUh each vW Uinmeot wUi ne intersperred PRICES OF iDMIis, N. Dress Circle and Parau-n. ' ‘ w “ Laa '*A *- ! Children?5m era?. / i? em >emsii m cents; Colored Gallery, sn .enu U ' Flaill fClr?^ HfliflrTBd seats esn be iw"*i»r , , at J-C-fareiner A don’s book ST. ANDREW'SHl 5 Joaw Rstkond... F. L. Wise. --Lessee a Benefit of Mr. F. L. fc The Popular Actor, ‘ mr. e. r. Dalton has kindly volunteered, and will aDDMr ,„ ! character. a frvorir, MISS M. E. GORDON WILL ALSO APPEl|l WKD»K»D. l 7^I^ AKcii Will be presented the k SIX DEGREES OF CRIMP Julio Dormllly _ J1 L. Madam Doncel " uS’J- & bsltoi _ , , Mls3l LK-(ior I lot To conclude with the roaring f arc , of My Neighbor^ Wife CO^EU:"ndDAS? UJ - cfktau. BOTTER- C Ft TUBS choice Goshen Butter OU 50 tubs Leaf Lard For sale by HILTON 4 RANDEU, ■ D3 Bj; , lrw . RICE, RICE. 25 BAGS choice East India Rice " recelveil and lor u: t u . HILTON t RasDELL m - 7 3 133 Baj street. For Sale on Consignment, 1 54-Inch Iron Frame Circular Saw MiH riih u feet carriage * lw,, ‘ 1 Extra 64-lnch Haw 1 30-Inch Corn Mill 60 feet Belting. For sale at manufacturer's prices. Apply to m27-tf BRIGHAM, BALDWIN 4 CO. Corn Landing. 5 Ann BUSHELS dischirclDg from srhoontr lUUU Grace Clifton. For eaic Iu lots to su;l purchasers, by tn27 3 GCERAR0 4 FHRRILL GUANO. Fur sale by A. MINIS. HEIDSICK CHAMPAGNE. ™0NBDRG HODSE. AUCTION. I By Bell, Wylly & Christian. Th# well known snd Commodious Preight Steamer AMAZON. Will be sold Tor cash at public outcry and to the highest bidder, In front of the Exchange at 12 ojclock precisely, on Wednesday, 28th day of The steamer Amazon, aa the now ilea In the Sa vannah river about (4j four miles below the city of Angusta. I Sold by order of a board of Surrey on account and | for the benefit of all concerned. m21 25 B ,^F K rS , ‘ ? ' p6r * c ”- Ueidsic-k Champagne, in pint* and quarts very choice P «> Sherry; vintage 1810 10 dozen . ai.dt.-niami's Liiidiug and fora 1 ■ ,.y CLAOUUHN & CUNNINGHAM. Magazines. FOR APR l. L^Rank LESLIE’S Lady’* M oozire A I/> Bon Ton, Journal de Mode* ; "I de Modes Godey’s Lady’s Book Il irper’s Monthly Allautic Monthly Algo. E.>oi.ieu Rivieivs rn- Jx' u.snr, and the nsnal asKortnieni of the iatesc D.dy and — ‘ paperg, at ESTIf.LN NEWS DEPOT. m n 8-tf 01W1 8talr *- BllU rt > "uxt t<> the Poet Office. We have received by last steamer*— T HE above well-known watering place at Yanum- | RLAfHT STT.KH nf all wiRtha bnrg, eight mile* from the city, will be opened | Ol all Widths COLORED AND WHITE DRESS SILKS MOZAMBIQUES, GRENADINES, BAREGES, PINA CLOTHS, PLAIN AND CHECK POPLINS, LAWNS, MUSLIN, ORGANDIES, and otbir Styles of Dreas Goods. EINSTEIN A ECKMAN, 151 Congreaa street. for the reception of visitors on (he 2d of April. ’Bath houses, boats, Ac., in connecUon with the establish ment. For farther information, enquire of W. A R. McIntyre 4 Co. P. L. CONSTANTINE, Agent, m27-lm” Proprietor. Booms to Let. F urnished rooms to let. office. Enquire at this m26-tf NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. wa,V'v u :r I n N af, « tht* date *U freight for HawldaarUle y ewr- i yj an ,| intermediate landings on the sltamaha and DEPOT Ocmnlgee rivers, musi be paid here by the shippers. Macon freight can be paid at that | m27-6 KRWI shippers. lint. A HARDEE. Bricks! Bricks!! Watches! Watches!! TYPE haw. nnd »!I continue to keep on hand, a | a FINE t2M2r iUamil " Ut t “ 8 w,r 1 Mlit J° r Brlck ’ of I A lean m29-l HAMLET * SWAIN. WANTED TO CHARTER. A VE^ El. t i- r. I’uban ie.it and home to an At- ! 1-iLt.c ,i .it ujrih ol U it er ig. p2s 1 holt PEI. BROTHERS. rtment of English. Swiss and Amer- ;bsK Jnst received and for sale at P. D. JORDAN’B, 1*9 Congress st. CEDAR CAMPHOR Fo* Moras. Bold by Druggists everywhere. Harris [ A Chapman, Boston. mtS4 FLOUR AND K. D. HOMINY. 7(if) BBLS., jnst received and for sale by / OU KANDELL A CO., Cor. Bay nnd Barnard streets. LIGHT DRAFT STEAMER FOR BA I-R | By Bell, Wylly A Christina. Will be eold in front of Exchange at 12 o’clock WEDNESDAY, March 2Stb, without reserve, for account of all concerned THE LIGHT DRAFT SIDE-WHEEL IRON STEAMER CHATHAM. BnlUof English iron; her bottom being thoroughly overhauled and repaired, and being completely re fitted at an expense ol over$9,0u0; entire new Smoke Stack, Paddle Wheels, fully found with furniture and apparel, and ready for immediate nse. Can be seen at Miller's Foundry Wharf. Capacity 800 bales cottou; Is a powerful Tag-Boat, and draws only 3 W feet; she la 120 feet 6 inches long; Beam 26 feet o Incbea; Depth 6 feet 9 inches; Tonnage 273; Square Engine, disconnecting, length of stroke 6 feet e inches; Cylinder 36 Inches; Diameter of Paddle- wheels 14 feet; Length of Buckets 6 feet 6 inches; Width of Backets 18 inches. TERMS CASH—Purchaser to pay for titles. m!9 Mackerel. SAW DLL FOR SALK W BRIO Wrt- t a net O Vm. lfsa/tlrza.ml 1 m BfBMMil BY BLUN & MEYER. By permission of the Honorable Conrt of Ordinary of Chatham county, will be sold on the first Tues day In April next between the legal hoars of sale In front of the Conrt House ; That well known tract of Garden Land, containing I (28; twenty-eight acres, belonging to tbe estate of Paul E Glatlgny. By order of LOUIS CRENYALD. f!9-lawtd Administrator. RICE. KA BAGS Prime East I..di t I ice Just rereit Just rereived and for sale by PHILLIPS A MYERS. DOMESTICS. Q K BALES 4-4 Augusta Factory Wv 25 bale. 7-S do For sale by m28-6 1 cn HALF BBLS. Noe. 1 and 2 New Mackerel IJU 106 kits Nos. 1, 2 and 3 do Jnst received and for sal* by HILTON 4 RAND ELL, '-3 lss Bay street HATS AND STRAW GOODS FOR Hen, Women and Children, AT WHOLESALE. 8AMS & PHINIZY, No. 9 Htnd 'aril's Lower Range. A TTKNTION is called to my large and elegant f*. stock of the above goods, now la rtore sad ar- rt^ing by every steamer. These goods were bought directly from th* manu- I f***®™™* and will be sold aa low aa they are jobbed si in New York. mwn unnv nnnyu d- I Mer . chMlt « vW^Dg the city will do well to Cell and fJW O LARGL ROOMS for Rent at No. 73 Bmy I examine my stock before pnrchasinf eleewheve. Booms to Rent. JOHN H. RUWE. S. M. COLDIN&. 163 Congress street. lowest price | will of Him who doeth all things well. ni28-2w Xi. R. M. mwo very desirable Steam Saw Mills, fifty-eight A- mil as from the city, on tbe Savannah, Atlantic A Golf Railroad, stock and outfit aU In complete ran- nlng order; with timber land sufficient to supply the mil la for three or four years. Apply to T. B. MARSHALL A BRO., , Or T.H. HOOKER, At 8tation Na A A. BOMERT & SON, [Bread & Biscuit Bakery,] 2 CORNER OF BRYAN AND JEFFERSON STS., 8avannah, Georgia. Navy Pilot Besad Batter and Sugar Crackers Soda, Wine, Egg Biscuit*, Ginger Sup ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. ADMINISTRATORS SALE. [ By T. J. Walsh. ' Will be sold on TUESDAY, April Sd, In front o! the Conn House, at 11 o'clock .- North half of Lot No. 5 Third Tythlng, Reynolds Ward, corner of Congress and Drayton streets; fee simple. Improvemeu is—store comer Congress and Drayton street and m dwelling on Congress street. Bast hair of Lot No. 2 Monterey Ward, subject to a pound rent of |2114 per MinML Improvements—- threoetory brick dwelling on Jones street; gas through the house and a well of water in the yard. 39 duns Central Railroad Stock ~~ shares Southwestern do shares Atlantic A Gnlf do Bold by leave of tbe Ordinary of Chatham Aonnty i the estate of Mrs. Jane Barnett, deceased, for a division among the heirs. Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles. 120 Paper Bags. For Philadelphia. FOR SALE. COTTON SEED. E store and for sale very cheap, a large stock of all las* of the patent. Satchel Bottom Paper Bags. PLATNER A BOSWORTH, 210 Bay street. MBBaa The clipper schooner P. A. SANDERS, . Capt. Diiiux, will leave with despatch for the above I T° • r “ Te ln ■ few days, port. I 60 tone Peruvian Guano For freight, apply to I 10® bbls Land Plaster. n>28 HUN1EB A G AMR ELL. J m 27 N . nannwr * CO. C A BUSHELS fin* Sea bland. Foreale P. H. BERN, 214 Bay street. DRAMATIC. A Complete Assorment of French’s Play Books, at mas ESTILL'S NEWS DEPOT, Boll St., next to the Post Office ICE, ICE, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL' T HE undersigned in connection with a Koutot firm in tbe Ioe Trade, have rented the OLD RIBRO ICE HOUSE, corner of Whitaker and Congress street Ians, They have now on hand, and will continue tokrtf a supply of th* celebrated LILLY POND ICE, Which will be sold ON AS REASONABLE TERMS AS ELSEWHKRt AU orders from the interior will receive prompt attention, and Fart io til ar Cara will be talten io Paoklng. The Houses willl be nnder the perseual anpeift’ tendeno* of MR. JAMES J. McGOWAN', who has an Interest ln tbe business. W Orders may be left at our office. No. IB Bi street, or with Mr. McGowan, at the Ice Home. mI4-tr L. J. GUILMARTLV 4 CO. 60VERESS WASTED. A GENTLEMAN (wldoweri residing m s locality ln South Carolina, about 3u mll«W® Savannah, desires to engage the services spectable middle-aged latly.aa Matron and (ioverw* of three email girls. A liberal salary will he P“’ Satisfactory references will be required. Appe» tlons addressed to this office will reach Llmincf™ with prompt attentlon- miT-d KIELIN & BUBKE, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALES, WHS 11 CORNER WHITAKER STREET A* 5 BAY LANE. 0KBEBS PROMPTLY FILLED k CHARLESTON HOTEL CHARLESTON, S. C. fTIHIS populai and weil known Hotel. (r A bnelaeas portion of the city, has beetVJLyi niahed throoghont by the present propneior- "^ heensixtron year.ronnected POWDER, POWDER Ofin KEGS, hall kega and quarter kep Btf*-'' 1 fiUU Electric Powder 40 cases pound cane Hazard's Powder 200 bags assorted alsee Drop and Buck Sh> Percussion Caps and Bar Lead For tale by TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. t Invite yonr attention to lbe la’geet complete stock of SldB* 5 DRY GOODS to be found In ibis city, and which ia o fferid AT THE LOWEST PRICES' EINSTEIN * K®* 4 * 151 Congreea street, SavaanA Br m26