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I,OC A L Steamships and Steamers, We *’“‘ FOB NKW TORE. StoamBhlp San Salvador, Saturday. Ap • °' C,0Ct V ll General Bam**, Saturday, April 14th, at 3U'.ai u - uu toe attention of the Board was directed to nuisances to be abated in many of them. Dr. Thomas called especial attention to the con- dition of the privies of the Marshall House an «a> (that there Bhould be a sewer connected with it«nic would remove all the liquid matter from the premises. He said the proprietor was doing all in his power remedy the evil. but a sewer should by aU means be constructed; and not alone in this P e > city Bhould be drained by a complete system ot sewer iT, J. DUNBAR & CO., berK, D Finnegan Guckenheimer bto amship at •»* c-dock - u ’ cl0ClC ;, n Porit, Friday, April II. at - o’clock *d»oRin ft ^P * .__>i totk QtdVio'C camsUlp p. ni. Steaiuaklp O’ A A Solomons, n ea-.-, r"’« H Tatem, WlldeT A F, Weed A — « n (jiamond, J Kenny, J W a Sf'E O Wade, W H Wlltberger, J L YiLalonga, B G TUden, J Bennett, and others. rBRJW ssXBttZS&Sffi&g. age. Mr. Gammell called attention to the condition of the anderson. Adams Ex. aoutnem iSSlS !^cfi45n*0. M J Doyi^MJerst A CO; A rOB BSLTIMOEE. Nortli Point, Thursday, April 12th, at 4 )t o’clock.' ctearner Win. G ■' v “ “ U ] 0B CHARLESTON Fannie, every Thursday morning at 10 uamaieu •— . , _ ag house about which he spoke last •week «^ ■mdti * but a pestilence to the neigu not only an eye-sore, - «■ —- *.v«n 1 , u „„ii D oi had been taken hood. Several cases of smau pox ua X?OR AUGUSTA. Gibbous, every Saturday morning steams , elock* Dictator, every Saturday morning at » sr^'d every Monday at 4 p. m. ^'fiteauier En“lie> every Tuesday and Frida, After- '“a^EU. 0 , Wednesday. April Uth. at 3 o’clock Stearae. Tiiuraday t condition that be dare r()B HiWK.INBVILI.E- i Two Boys and Charles S. Hardee, every voihiug, at 9 o’olock. FOR FLORIDA. %nSkO£», every Tuesday morning, at Stesmer Sylv ’ scamer Helen ^ every Frl(Uy mo rulng at 10 Betty, every Saturday morning, at ]0 o’clocs. Steamer Lizzie l o'clock. Steamer Eiia, ever} Steam t Dictator, 4 o’clock. -Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, every Wednesday afternoon at 5 _- The Captain of tb to slate positively no freifc alter oi^kt o'clock this niOa alter Ui» t kour will remain - boat g- i:idbew’s Hall—Ben ?TC4BI -The benefit, this e «tuart. the deserving actress of ton’s original stock company occasion, , steamer Swan requests us ht will be received on board •ning. All freight received ’Wfcl ti£0 nek* trip 01 tbe from it, and it was in such a n °Severtdother gentlemen presented unhealthy spot. . ir different wards, and the understanding ^, t oun.ir, of property rrould be directed to b»- e e O—— “ ported a series, which were on morion taken up set STL—. —• «« adoption of one or two of them were finally adopts °*a resolution was carried inviting the Mayor and Council to attend the meetings of the Board, Dr. Thomas offered the following, which was adopted after some discussion: HelU b Resolved, That the Chairman of the Bo “ d be directed to issue a. circular ■ embracing regulations for the sanitary government ? and that a cop, be furnished to each to* « A resolution that the circular issued by the Ch man of the Board be publishea in the daily P P ,r— »*—• which was laid over until the next ® eetl £fj; { ^ Resolved, That the places of these membe r. ^ Beard, whose continued absence in 1 ^ r.ntl tXlf importers and dealers in WINES. LIQUOR SEGARS.&C. I3ay Street, SAVANNAH, GAi, (NEXT DOOR ABOVE REPUBLICAN OFFICE.) ■ the attention of the Trade and the Pub. luvitetne . _ , gigpint assort- Soap Manufactory Flitters Hotel. J McMahon, Q b S^aTpBbIIU, s M Lederer, L A Kotin, J Rosen- fjS Orff aw, aid Others. per steamer H M Cool, from Darien—P H Behn, N A Hardee. W M Davidson. SIP! SMP! MAxrra’ys Line new ^^york. American and tlexican If an. steamship company 'W" E lS'geuerally to our large and elegmit assort- meat of WineSf Liquor*- Arrivals at the Hotels. SCREVEN HOUSE—G. McGd-ly. H Harroll, Fla - R R Wood, Fla U Bowden, do J B Strickland, Ga N Capennalls, S R Jenkins, A McWilliam, Ga T P Littlefield, Millen P Newton, „ do . Rev J Woart, H Head Cordials, Conserves, s«- gars, etc M etc., Which is not excelled by any similar establishment in ^We'are sole proprietors af DUNBAB’B CELK MOODY & BAEEETT, Steam Soap ^forks, SavAunalAi Or«- r H Kirk, S C 9 D Williams, Augusta G D Kennedy, Ala Miss J Sullivan, N V B Sanches, do W H Goodly, do B G Coles, do D H Jacques, do V B Chamberlain, Conn JC Kinney, do J F P Johnson, Fla PULASKI HOUSE—W. H. WlLTMBOEB * CO. , IS G Goodrich, N V w^Ferebee AMWetheriU, . \V Ferebee, |j Waa hburn, Savh % nSffs' 0 R E Alloa, family A nurse, J H Daniels, Millen Georgia our play-going pc number of wee YFlr of Mbs. A. W. vening, of Mrs. a. W. Baymoud &. Hamil- '11 be an interesting 'blic another dra- k’a suspension of _atic treat after a number oi wee. lost probably for theatric*. a»d indeed the last on. n aTe a moar2ful euiue time to come. It will alsoh , lVl , JoUn T intereitaa being the occasion ou whlo. - Woo Raymond and Miss M. E. Gordon “say Savannah Public. These favorito artists a jrar in two pieces, aud Mr. Raymond will stirring poem, •■Shamua O'Brien, the Bol GliugaU " The friends of the old theatre Company should turn oat in force In response to this peal. New PemgdicaLS.—We aro indebted toEBiiU Dros, ae ws dealers corner of BuU street and Bay Lau 6 .'-*or wiliingneas to serve, be declared vacant and the chairman be directed to AU their positions. Mr. Stuart then offered the foUowiug recipe disinfectant, which was laid upon the table Tak. 10 lbs. of common chimney soot, •» aallOM of water, so that chimney soot, to be weU the soot J RRutledge, SO j W Walker A svt, Augusta O H Hart. N Y A W Stone, Savh rov D Carter, M Mrs W W Scragan, NY S W Bennett, Beaufort 3 D FerriU, N C J A Wiggins, Fla J H Mabry, IS C W H Bridgeman, N l J B Morgan, Ga E H Hancock, Ga W Durfy aud wife, N Y E S Prentice, LouisvUle Mr Adams, do Dr S T Day, Fla W T Weeks, Fla Miss Meara. Macou Master Meara, do W B LiUiston, N Y T L Jones, Ky B CogdeU, Darien |t Hilton, do H D Sturtevant, Beaulort J S Lawrence, Ga - itutajhAR'S well known STOMACH Biliary tries; Knnerior to any article of the kind, de gusraxited snpen j ind famil _ u»e: DUN- signed expressly i C0RDIAL SCHNAPPS, war- BAR’S SC HIBDAM and put up eX p r e3.1y ranted which we are sole proprietors and for our hous ^ ? Agents for Robert Smiths cele- importers. , p § IA ALE, in cases and barrels; bratedPHILA „ nf j American ALE and PORTER. Engllsh. 8^0tc tt U^ d u oar bon WHISKEY and AR- BRANDV, Srt^cn an known throughout K'SSSS’K' 4- a— •* «“ and home consump j Agents for A. * H- W. T. J D. *C0. y^WH&KIES, XX and XXX Catherwood’s Pure “ urpaMed ^ quality and ex brands, S^SiyTtfsTa lane and well se- -ellence ^ 8 ^uRBON and WHEAT WHISKIES, lected stock of bgu and connoisseurs worthy the attention o( SEGARS offtn^t generally- An• “ . and i mpor ted expresslyfor this grades, manufkrt at the very lowest net cash house, which we WINES, CHAMPAQNBS, prices. BRAND ES^Olria. Foreign pquors and every descRP’by thi8 and for sale in bond !” P du r “U r " 'o y wJst Market rates. ^ HyilYifTWSl* GLYCERINE, BROWN WINDSOR,.VIO LET, BAR AND TOILET aOAPS OF EVERY DESCRIP TION. REDUCTION OF PASSAGE RATES! C»M* PiWie. »» 9 Steer.*., littsrrtstfss regular day, April W. »» *« ** “* For bright or passage, having superior accommo- OCTAVUA COHEN. _ _ moody & BARRETT would respectfully M^SSSySrw the public mat they hate just opened their 8TBAM SOAP WOES*. aU orders for tne fol- and are fully prepare -o HU aU orae 3ar and Tv dations, apply to '< aU FinVclasa side-wheel Steamships Manhattan and Vera Crur. Passage from Savannah to Vera Crus “dRjnrkf (per steamships o the Empire Line to New Y )• Start on the way The Manhattan will stop at Sisal on the way ho RATES OF PASSAGE-PAYABLE IN SOLD: From Ne v York to Havana, First Cabin. 9™ ; Steer age, $30. lowing Bar and ToU.t swaps: PALE SOAP, EXTRA No. 1 EXTRA No. 1 RESIN ^jlTY MARSHAL’S SALE. stirred in, may become well saiu._ of the cask; then add, ket or bag, 5 ib 3 . pnalns), which t , l IfiSK S* ^lg C R C M« e 'Balt end fall to the bottom G T patten, Ga ^ 11 in » cas- I 6 UAPjJHALL HOUSE—A. B. LV01- ’ to the till both ap. recite th: 4 Boy of ?*• numbers ot Appleton’s Railway Guide, an dispensable companion for traveller in any part ' tj.j vnitod bcatea—of Frank Lesue’a Illustrated chimney Comer, Harper’s Weekly and oth illustrated aud literary periodicals, of which the have always a complete assortment. suspeiu.. lopperas (Terri is allowed to dissolve- «u,i Pyroligneous spirit, composed of half an ounce of creosote, eight ounces alcohol. It is then reartv t Dole i? r ‘ e R T U 01 th ° ab0Ve wUl disitifect and decom- pose five cubic feet of any vault Th« ^ P °Cb di d T h feCtant ’ aad ““ be used P0S " ° >ie Board then adjourned. - • NY JST Ntf remedy In the world ever came Into such universal use, or has so fully won the confidence of mankind, as Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for the cure of toughs, Colds and Consumption. all-lw Violation of the Fuse Ordinance The case of Mr. Monahan, which was on trial before the Mayor last week and postponed until yesterday, was brought up at ten o’clock. The charge was amended to read “repairing a wooden building on Bay street near East Broadband not rebuilding the same according to Ordt lac State Prisoner Duncan Removed to Foot PlUsEI — Janies W. Duncan, whose trial upon the ihargc of ill treating prisoners at Andersonvilla has_ •.sea progressing in this city, was yesterday taken - Chatham county jail, where he has hitherto freza i*. ~ and sont down to Fort Pulaski under been confined,. - I tuac the turning over of the gaurd. We understa*.. the occasion of this jail to the civil authorities u> ' upoa the arrival change. His trial will bo resumed of the witnesses sent for. ‘hs Mr. Hart ridge appeared for the prosecution and Mr. Xloyd.for tha defence. >0“ the suggestion of many gentiemonj plttutiiiion advertised to be raflled off in May next will he held over for rinal disposal until June 6th, 1866, thus giving an opportunity of the fact of such enter prise taking place being more generally known. The subscription tickets are also reduced to the sum of cue dollar each, ho as to bring them within the reach oi all. and can be purchased at the music store of J. C. Schreiner & Son, Congress Btreet, Savannah, Ga., T.'hero & plat of the laud can be Been. Bell, Wylly & Chbistian would respectfully call the attention of all parties interested in the sale to place this day at 11 o’clock in front of the store, cf tlio valuable real estate, &c., viz: plantations, houses, lots, clocks, mules, horses, carriages, buggies, wagons, sail boat and sboouer. Also, u large lot of Hue chewing tobacco, just re ceived from Richmond and Wilmington. All the above will be sold to the highest bidder. For particu- uu’s see advertisements in anothor column. Oolethoupe Insurance Company of Savannah.— Ike citizens of Savannah and of the State at large will be gratified to learn from tho advertisement in another column that this popular .institution has been revived, und that it resumes business under the ad ministration of General H. W. Mercer, who waa on Monday elected President of the company. It will be seen that the Oglethorpe Company is prepared to take fire risks on reasonable terms, at their office, 117 Bay street, and that Mr. J. T. Thomas, Secretary, calls for an instalment of one dollar per share, to be paid be fore the 1st cf May next. Several witnesses were examined for the prosecution ' ’Ao gave their opinions that more than a moiety of th e house had been repaired. One of them, however, wh xsn asked how mush lumber it would take to build tha House Recording to the original design, answered 5,3017 feat, and when asked how much new material there was, said about 2,600. There was a amaU dis crepancy between this and his atatament that more than a moiety of tha house was new, but ho corrected it by saying he aid not compute the roofing in his estimate. Neither of these witnesses, however, had •niaad the-premiaea thoroughly; they merely made exa- Ht 0 eye- an eatirna.- ' n Having ended, the defendant The prosecute. '■* hoard him vaults the bar- offered a witnesa who h— '•» the house toi the gain with the carpenter to repa- defendant finding the material. A bill for lumber of some $65 was offered id evi dence, after which two competent mechanics were introduced who had made an examination of the premises, and they aubmitted their fig ures, which were made by computing every foot ot timber and lumber iu the building. They said there waC a trifle over 2,000 feet of new lumber house, exclusive of the roof, which had been put sometime before the final repairs were put upon it a, and there was also 0,060 feet of old lumber. In an a war to t question as to what it would coat or what th ey would ^h* r K 0 * or putting a house up on the same .plan, they both “certainly not lees than $100.” J IsTVw., E Karliale, cu. E H Morrell, ? McGregor, H Head J Milligan, do W Totten, do *V 8 Seaver, Mass Capt Haddock, Fla Capt Hearn, do J H Burtis, USA C F Watson, Augusta Y B Chamberlain, Conn J C Kinney, do E D Ward, Macon J P Hill, S C C Smedes & lady, N Y A Whitlock, N Y B L DeFoust A wife, N Y Miss A Spring, N Y A M Knapp, do H Williams A lady, C S Whittelay, Ga R P Boyce, Texas H Walsh, Niagara Falls G A Wright and son, Pbila Miss Benedict, Phila T Musgrove, if Y H Green, do 3 Puleston, Fla Gibson, do B Rowe, Saw Havan " Woyea, H Head - so TTNDF.R a resolution n C “he 2lat test, and under U lar meeting, held .on of five Alder- the direction of nSpe^Jrt House, ln the city of 8a- men, I Will sell ^ Taeedav in May, at 11 o clock ,or ground rent FORJACKSONVILLE, VIA FERNANDINA- Fron?'nTw York to Vera Crux. First Cab n. $ 00; | First Cabin, $4t: Steer- , Steerage, $50 Prom Havana to Vera Cruz, From Havana to New York, First Cabin. $*>; 8^' brown ward. owners. I Lot: t^otoF. Tucker, truatee of Geo. W. Ban’gs. OUATItAM WARD. Lot 19 —Wm- Hone or T. M. Norwood. Lot 22.—John C. Taylor. Lrt Mr». Susan L Godfniy. |M ^ . G Hamilton, . J B Stickney, Fla O Stickney, do J L Flint, N Y T Spear, do Miss Sartori, N Y R P Fithisn, Fla Capt T H Morton S W Grubbs, Ga J Grubbs, do Lt D Smith, R W Leonard, A McUharry, N Y H P Binus, do A Gilbert, N Y J C Dickson, Sark A B Simmons, Boston W A Prickstt, Fla H Hendrickson, Fla C A VanDeursen, N J W J Wilbank, W Addison, Cal SHurlbert A wife, Boston |F Janney, Minnesota 1 S“]£tote Edward G. Wtiaou- '"-»rn Roberts. - Mary abb Martfii, or YELLOW SOAP, GERMAN. erasive, CHEMICAL, OLIVE, CASTILE, &c. Also a largo variety oi Toilet soaps, comprising - HONEY, PALM, CAMPANULA ALMOND, TRANSPARENT, ROSE. _ PUMMICE, , LAVA &c., &c. NopalnawiUlte^to^onr^e^to quality, price and porfumo to J lde m,’’and rign Soap*- nnauw and price to American '"““Saw vmc'joo for talix,w asb The fine, fait-aaUtog ateamer, dictator, L. M. Coxrrrra, Master, From E VeraCrna to Havana, Fleet Cabin, $60; Steer-^ From’VtwaCrnz to New York, Flrat O ,bla. $ 190 • Steerage, $60. CHARLES A. WHITNEY, Agent, se Broadway, N. Y., U. a. For paaaage, apply io B a HARDEE, 12 Stoddard's Han e_; ** « FOR HMIKINSVIL1I i will* leave Telfair’s wharf on j Every Wednesday Afternoon at 4 o’clock. , VIA DOOTORTOWN AND JNTEBJDtDIATB' LANDINGS. we are prepared to receive freight at ourware- wearepreiw , nerale8 . honte ^thewharf,attUeg^nErate8. ^^. oo9 a share of pub- tic patronage. L j qOTL MARTIN * Cft.^ all-tf M G Parker, Boston E L Alden, do D Storer. Bath H Kelly, N Y & chlld ’ N Y i i ’ p "~amith. Conn WJU H-bbitt, Jo Sartori, US N E D Hendry, Ga |L Smith, Savh J McBerrien, do Lt F Brennigen, A C Kidd, Penn W Kidd, do T L Jones, Ky A Flourney, K C HELMBOLUS EXTBAOT BUOffll. HELMBCLD’8 8U0HU. HELMBOLD’S BU0HU. o HELM BOLD’3 BH0HU. THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOB THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOB DIABETES, tRRITATIiJ'.N OF THE NECK OF THE BLAD DER, INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, catarrh of the bladder, STRANGUARY OR FAIN. FUL URINATING. Police M.itxebs.—Tea proprietor of a bar-room was chsrgod with having his housa opon on Saturday night after twelve o’clock. The defendant said that he was out of town ou the night in question, and oiler, ed two witnesses, who said that the house was gene rally closed ou Saturday nights befora ten o’clock, but ou that occasion there had been 2 raffle Defendant was finou ten dollars and coets. Another individual wa3 charged with creating a dis turbance in a private house, and afterwards abusing the arresting ofilcer. Ha didn't have much to say, ap parently not reeolleeting much about the matter, and •»'»« fined five dollars. Savast?ah Batiisg Mills.—By invitation of Messrs ilaxon, Pardee k King, wo paid a visit to their Batting •siablishmaut, located in what vras formerly the For- tsst City Mills, ou Montgomery, between Congress and Broughton streets. On entering the building we were surprised to see the entire floor of a large room cf the first story occupied by cotton machinery in full lueratlon, turning cotton from the bale into luting We regard the enterprise of Messrs. Jdxou, Pardee & King as a highly important one, “hich v.-e hope will, by its success, induce the enter- prising proprietors to extend their operations to the various branches of cotton carding, spinning and weaving. With their present machinery they take c.-hue cotton from the bale, pickings, dirty tad stained cot. cleanse it from ail trash and impurities and rendt - it into fleecy batting reedy for the spinning aad wot ving mill*. We see no reason why mills io complete tie process of manufacturing the batting into yarns and t'tuaburga could not be successfully estab lished hare .'a woU as in Augusta, Columbus and Athens. The proprietors of the Savannah Baiting Edit are energet-'P, enterprising man, and with the Msittmo* of Mr. A. E. Elmer, their' efficient euperin- tendsnt, will, we feel confident, achieve, 6 most grati- tying euccess in their new enterprise. 3IOKTUARY. Ripen of deaths for Vie weeK ending April 9, I860: LAU2EL GAOVE CE34ETEUY- April 5—Mary Donaldson, 87 yeare, old age. 6—Vide Crane, . chronic diarrhwa. “ 3—Kate Arnold Pollard, 1 year 8 months and •’ days, dysentery. April 8—Lena Harrison, 3 months snd 15 days, ulcer- *Ucu intestine*. Whites 4 Colored 7 Mr. Lloyd, for the defence, said that the evidence plainly showed that not a moiety of the original house was repaired, but admitted that Lis client had tlffough ignoranca of the law, sot about the repairs -without having first got the sanction of council. He contend ed, however, that nut more than a moiety of the house was repaired, and therefore it did not come under that section of the ordinance. Mr. Hartridge, for the prosecution, said, that the ad missions of the counsel for the defendant were fatal. He Usd violated the law by even repairing his house without having first obtained permission of Council. After reading the different sections ot the fire ordl- uance and explaining their intention, he said it was the duty of the Mayor and Chief Fireman to apply the law to this case. His Honor remarked that under the seventh section of the ordinance the violation was obvious, and under tha tenth section, the case must either be settled by- fine, by pulling down the house, or by compromise, and said he would therefore refer the case, under that section, to the Chief Fireman for the enforcement of the ordinance, if after examination it be found that the ordinance has been violated. For thtaa dite at as it is truly a sovereign remtdy, and too much cannot be said in its praise, A singl* doss baa bean known to relieve tha most urgent symptoms. Are you troubled with that distressing pain in tha snail of the back and through the hips ! A teaspooa- (Til a day of Helmbold’s Buchu will relieve you. Physicians and Others FLEASE NOTICE. * ingredients. Helmbold’s Ex- * buchu, Cubebs, and Juni- I make no secret o, tract Buchu ia composed o* _ ., per Berries, selected with great c±. *• f r ** a *** var cue and according to rules of PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY*. These ingredients are known as tha most valuable Diuretics afforded. Lot. Lot 20.—a,.. West third Lot FOR HlWHVlUiG VIA DARIEN, DOCTORTOYVN, And Landings on the Altamaha and Ocmulgee rivers. The new light draft Iron steamer z. B. Vance, Capt Joan J • Gbth*i*, A . fcoiTht at aU times In fire proof waft will receive freloht: -'of acccs For freight or Paaaage^na^ * M Kincil ley, or inodation?, apply on CLAGHORS * CUNNINGHAM, f \ THE m»a» GREASE. medlate attention — OakJ CALHOUN v. Lot 11.—George H. Ashe. East half Lot 12—George H. Ashe. Kuat two-thirds Lot 14.—George H A»he East half T.nt ,TnK.» -M t A.I. * m.ANCEVILLE ’ MtimiG COMP I, THE Steamer Capt. MoCsuiey, , ns now receiving freight at the Upper Bice Mill wharf,°?nd will positively leave TWs Day, (Wednesday)* at 13 o’clock, m* for BALTIMORE. East half Lot 25,-Johu N. Lewis ‘ West half Lot 2a.—Edward J. Parse, trustee. oo., GA. 400 OQAHLTON ward. North half Lot 14,-John R. Hamlet. North half Lot 23—John R. Hamlet ELDEST WARD. South half Lot 20.-Robert Mclntire. For freight, Ac., apply «> pRFS , )EE AgL, 109 Broughton street- Or to F. M. MY HELL, Harris’ Building, Bay st. The new and -T> , “Udtd steamship North Point, R. C. Smith, Commander, SLAT* iu_ FOHSYTH WARD. Lot 15.—Thomas Holcombe. Lot 1G.—Thomas Holcombe. FBAZVBLIN WARD. Lot 21.—Estate Doiniuick O’Byrne. Lot 22.—Estate Dominick: O’Byrue. NEW -FRANKLIN WARD. East half Lot l.--Joha McMahon. Lot 7.—James L. O’Byrue. Lot 8.—Estate Dominick O'Byrne. Lot 9.—Estate Domiuick O'Byrne. Lot 10.—Estate Dominick O’Byrue. O SCENE WARD. West half Lot 6.—C. N. Box. Jackson ward. Lot 3.—M. Powell. LIBERTY WARD, Lot 11.—John Richardson. Lot 12.—John Richardson. PULASKI ward. pjf' k-df Lot 7.—L. J. B. Fairchild, trnstee Mary S. Patot and children. J Lot 22.—George Calley. Lot 23.—John R. Johnson, trustee Jaffa M, Tucker. TROUP W4RD. Lot 16 —Joseph Bryan. Lot 23.—Oarroli A. Cloud. Lot 24.—Carroll A. Cloud. wasuinuton ward. f -f-uet.-e Mrs a P. Dibble and children. Vt L^t half Lot 7.—John Harper, west half Lot so.—Daniel Keane. VAN WERT, POLk Cap’l Stools., SSOO,x. SHARES, $50 EACH. DtEKKCTOES-H. Brigham, J. F. Dever, E. C. Gran- niss, A. Wilbur and A E. MarshalL PitsiDZNT—A. Wilbur, Savannah, Ga. Vick President—E. C. Grannist, Macon. Ga. Bboretary—A. E. Marshall, Atlanta, Ga. Tilmpi 1 * e Li 116 * YOBK. '•whip Will sail for Baltimore on „ Thursday, 13th Itsa*., »t o’clock! Freight will be received and chocked tliron — * ’nhia at same rate* charged by other Ur Philadelphia at same rate* cuirgoo " For ftdgkt or passage, having excellent accj alO T his com; ordt furniture pavement,and K>r any otherotea to which slatecan be applied. The quarry is convenient to the cities of Atlanta, Augasta, Macon, Albany and Columbus. Ga.; to the cities of Selma, Montgomery and Mobile. Ala.; to New Orleans, and will shortly be to Mem- r£ ena **#? 11 ^ ^ c * ^ oa ^ s » Mo. The saperlority of slate for roofing purposes, and its special adaptability to various articles of furniture and for pavemeut are FOR IIs. ^${ultr $#wl"Wi#Wy Lin ' -‘^ST( well known. Orders may be addressed to A. E. MARSHALL. Sec’y, Atlanta, Ga. Atlantic Mail «tei. Company. .18 GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER WAREHOUSE AND WESLST WARD. Lot 15.—A. Bonaud. Lot 1C.—J. c. Taylor. THOMAS 8. WAYNE, City Marshal. m31 A DIURETIC is that which acts upon the kidneys. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU ACTS GENTLY, It pleasant in taste and odor, free from aU injuri es* properties, and immediate in ita action. For tha Satisfaction of All, Shipping Intelligence. Miniature Almanac—This Day. Sun rises 5 39 Sun aeta e 21 HIGH WATER. At Tybee 3 39|At Port 5 09 PORT OF SAVANNAH. Tuesday, April 10, I6C6. Arrived, Steamship San Salvador, Atkins, New York—B H Hardee. Steauiahip Gen Barnes, Morton, from New York— Wilder & Fullarton. Steamship Perit, Delanoy, New York—Hunter A- Gammell. Steamer Lizzie Baker, King, Palatka, etc—Clag- horuA Cunningham. Steamer Clarion, Milliken, Darien—Chas L Colbv A Co. Steamer H M Cool. Taylor, Darien—M A Cohen. Schr Fannie A Bailey, , New York—IV U Stara. Br bark Ion, Liverpool, with an assorted cargo to T E A J G Mills. Scar Alice, Cardenas, with molasses, to Comstock' <fc Kiuny. Sohr Henry R Johnson, Key West, with wrecking mat.rial. Brig Reporter, , Bockport, with Ice to L J Gntl- rnartiu. •• See Medical Properties contained in Dispensatory of the U. 8., of which the following ie a correct copy: “Buchu. Its odor is strong, diffusive, and aome- what aromatic, its taste bitterish, and analogous to that of mint. It ie given chiefly in complaints of the Urinary Organs, such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder, morbid irritation of tha Bladder and Urethra, diseases of the Prostate, and Retention or the Incontinence of Urine, from a loss of tone in the parts concemtd in its evacuation. It has also been recommended in Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneous Affections, and Dropsy.’* E. L. NEIDLINGER, CORNER OF Barnard and Bronghton Streets, AVANNAH, GEORGIA, \X7WLD respectfully announce to his friends and * t pne public generally xhat be has resumed the SADOlERY BUSINESS, Depot fo r Printers 5 S upplies 210 Bay Street. Sayannali, Ga. u"xt door to his former staii^* by strict attention arid moderate prices, hopes to rt v ^ ve a liberal share of the trade. Ho is ‘ “ all orders for T>LATNER A BOS WORTH keep constantlyon hand l^Kf etoek of Lodger, Writing and Wrapping Paper., of all siaea and wolghta; also, Binder.’ Boards Printlng a inks PlinterS ' CsrjB ’ Ehvelopes, Twines and h had fbf? experience ln the business, anfi buying onr goods ln large lot. direct from the mann- prfees 6 ™ enablss Ds Vj compete with New York Aseute for Wade’s celebrated Printing Inks; Agent, this city for the Bath Paper Mllla 3to^ C 08311 1,nc '* i*jl’l lor all kinds of ^japer Lumber. Y E ^«T.nd tor^^ &£! 0 d r ‘TV°“; prepared to ma-® Up promptly HARNESS, BRIDLES, ETC. His brother, Mr. J. S. NEIDLINGER, will be found with him, and would be glad to see his friends, jl E. L. NEIDLINGER. NOW LANDING. OTATOES, CABBAGES, FOB FUBTHEB IBFOBMATION See Professor Dewees’ valuable works ou the Practice of Phyeic. See remarki made by the celebrated Dr. Physic, of Philadelphia. free any and all Standard Works on Medicine. Total. .11 CATBXCBAL ceueteby. 1— Ellen Mary Kine, 3 years, dyptherle. S—Michael Morgan. 3 days, spasms. *»Juue Gertruds Miller, 16 months, whooping tough April 9— ^ound. Ta\;--v(J G- McNichole, 83 years, gunshot Aprils—Jat atel T oley, ^8 years, gunshot wound. latermocts L t D«tu el Grove ^ " Cathe dral Cenie^t*/ y D . „ 16 JAMES ST£\74 £t . Secretary Board of He.^ril. Meetlns of the\ ,oard “ f Health. '4regular meeting oft** Board °* Mtl ™ et evening, Dr. John D • Fish. Chairman, pre- Cleared. Schr Czar, Hammond, Wilmington. N C—Phillips A Meyers. Sarah Newman, Giles, Liverpool—Brigham, Bald win A Co. Imports. •Per steamer Clarion, from Darien—150 bales up land cotton. Per steamer Lizzie Baker, from Florida—5 bales sea island cotton. Per steamer H M Cool, from Darien—49 bales up land cotton, 18 hides, and mdse. From the Largest Manufacturing Chemist IN THE WORLD. Iam acquainted with H. T. Helmbold; he ocen- pied the drug (tore opposite my residence, and was successful in conducting the business where others Rad not been equally so before him. I have been fa vorably impressed with hit character and enterprise. WM. WEIGHTMAN. (Firm of Powers A Weightman,) Manufacturing Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadelphia. (fVorn th* Philadelphia Eve. Bulletin, March Wh.) Wg are gratified to hear of the continued euccess, in New York, of our townsman, Mr. H. T. Helmbold, Druggist. His store, next to the Metropolitan Hotel, is 23 feet front, 230 feet deep, and five stories in height. It ia certainly a grand establishment, and speaks fa vorably of the merit of his articles. He retaine his Office and Laboratory in this City, which are also model establishments of their class. The proprietor has been induced to make this state ment from the fact that his remedies, although adver tised, are TURNIPS, APPLES, retail, at NEW STEAM SAW MILL, III! or ^ a3lern W8ar4 10 U, ‘ 3 Apply at the ., J. W. WOLCOTT & CO , Ageute, ml2.cod.im No. ■; lUrris’ Pli7& nt. sl Notice. UP FREIGHT OFFICE ATLANTIC A GULP K It ) . CBABLtSTOH & Sava*„xh R R. Wabchousi, { Savannah, March J2d, 1886. ) PARTIES shipping freight by the Atlantic A Gull A Railroad, to stations where the Company has no PASSAGE RATES: Cabin 930 00; Steerage 95 00. with Sub sistence 910 00. IiXf.ST“w— t ®)i a “* h ’ p Steamship SAW SAL VADOR, Atkins, commander, will sail as above', Saturday, April 1*, at Ig o’clock p. m. For freight or passage, having accommodations Su perior to any steamer In this trade, apply to B. n. HARDEE, Np. 12 Stoddard^ Kang* GARRISON & ALLEN, Agent* No. 5 Bowling Green, N. Y. FOR CHai, VIA BEAUFORT. Carrying the United States Mall. y; For Charleston. The splendid steamer dictatoe, 1,000 tons, Capt. L. M. Coxi-mm. will leave as above from Telfair's wharf Every Saturday at 9 a. tn . and every Monday at 4 p. tn. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to; L. J. GUILMARTIN & CO., |The first-close steamer - emelie. Capt. BtiurogT, will leave the Charleston Steamboat Wharf for the isst- IBS «£S Xf SSSMlr*^« E. E. HERTZ & CO. t 84 Bay street. £ For Charleston, VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT. Agents. For Liverpool. a bond relieving the Company from all loss or daui&L after goods are unloaded frmn the cars. C. H. WILLIAMS, Agent Freight Department. JOHN GRAY, ptAUER IN The A No. 1 Norwegian shin PROTECTOR. Capt. Marom\ , having a large portion of her above ^ age< '’ wUI have 9 ni< * despatcti for the The Dew and fast steamer ELLA, For freight engagements, apply to m2S BRIGHAM, BALDWIN A CO. LEMONS, And a Genera! Assortment of GROCERIES, FROM STEAMER VIRGO, And for sale by ORANGES, mll-lm „ D. 03TERMAN, No. 4 Barnard st corner Bay lane Export,. Per schr Czar, for Wilmington, N C—74 56,100 tons railroad chains. 1 copper still. Per ship Sarah Newman, for Liverpool—2,277 bales Upland cotton, 60 do sea island. N •Is csU of toe roU of members but about 'wsnty members amr wered to their name*. >y of th* Board prei lented tho report ot tb* week, which wUl be found in ^ t c hr CJ ' Peas 't.y. m^g o n ti e 5t, t of *“ ^siace , 1 >2SSf'5 ,,m ^ th *» xgtd ’ll** the application of the porobasa of lime had not n for notion, but had been orb’s offloe, and would be meeting. ’mtndftltn of tbs Board making it obligatory vs sad fencings to t with tbs earns Pnstenficrs. Per steamship San Salvador, from New York—W A Puckett, H Heuricksuu, R Thomas, L Rice, Mrs Ar- land and 2 children, Miss M Robards, G A Wright and son, M C Gilchrist and wile, Miss M Gilchrist. Miss J C Gilchrist, D H Packques, M Morpau, Mrs White and child. H W Green. A Gilbert, C Smith, J F Day, W F Weeks, H Kelly, M Parker, 11 Allen, M Doyle, H P Barns, and others. Per steamer U M Cool, from Darien—Mrs C H Hop. pins and daughter, Miss K- Elkins, Miss F Elkins, J J MeCullins, R Cogsdell, and others. Per sees mship Gen Barnes, from New 1 ork—Gen o H Hart, Mrs Sandford, E W Howard, Mrs Wrokonski and 3 children, T E Gibson, H M Davenport, Miss M S Drooui, Miss L Kitts, S M Bennett, L M Dell, Mrs j£ c '*r nnd family, Mrs J udge Scrughaui, ltev A ILCur- ter! G f Allen, and others. Per steamship Perit, from New York—H Edwards, E E Staples, Capt C J Rogers, Sir Swetap, Miss F Dowd, Mr Mtduteton, and others. Consignees par Central Railroad. APRIL 10,1866. 344 bale* cotton, It do yarn, 8 sacks potatoes, 69 car axles, 1 lot furniture, 3'horses Add mdse, to J W Hall, A DuttenhofTcr, W U Stark, LiaT'Ue 4 G, J W Lathrop, Wilder & F, Erwin A H, and otheYA exiled upon t*tv ( and Xoet «Ufb Receipts per Atlantic & Gulf R. R. April 10, 1866. 61 bales cotton, 4 bbls sugar, 6 do syrup, 2 lard, 73 begs potatoes, 23 sacks, ground peat, 16 bblsdncon, 76 sacks rough rice, SB do cotton seed, 6 baiesmides, 2 cars hogs, and mdse, to Tison A G, J Screven, A M Cohen, Bn an & H, Dnncan A J, W B Adame, J W Lathrop, 3 0 Rowland, E Padelford, Bell, W A C, J Wuldberg, and others. GENUINE PRE PARATION9, And knowing that the intelligent refrain from using anything pertaining to Quackery, or the Patent Medi cine order,—most of which are prepared by self-styled Doctors, who are too ignorant to read a physician’s simplest prtscription, much leas competent to prepare pharmaceutical preparations. , THESE PARTIES RESORT ^ ia various means of effecting tales, such as copying parts of advertisements of popular remedies and fin ishing with certificates. rr The Science of Medicine stands SIMPLE, PURE. AND MAJESTIC, having Fact for its Basis, Induc tion for its Pillar, Troth, alone for its Capital- A WORD OF CAUTION. Health is most important; and the afflicted should not use an advertised medicine, or any remedy, un less its contents or ingredients art known to others besides the manu&ctmrer, or until they are satisfied of the qualifications of th* party so offering. -4 ! HELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATIONS! FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, i FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, \ and IMPROVED BOSE WASH. • IbtaMishsd upwards of 16 years. <-* Prepared by H.T. HELMBOLD. ** principal depots. “SS CHEMICAL* And HTXMBOLD’B MEDICAL DEPOT^ _ . V* South Wh Street, foM by «K Druggittr, Scranton, Smith & Co. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND CHOICE OLD BRANDIES, WHISKEY, Old, . WINES, Ac EVER# VARIETY OF GROCERIES, AL6Q, Hay, Corn, Oats and Brau, strictly at wholesale to the trade; and wo flatter onraelves that we can make it to tho interest of dealers to patronise us, at the h-ad of Ba.v. opposite Jefferson st. mlO-tf THE TBOROBGHBBED RACE HORSE DALLAS, CIRKD by Wagner out or Fanny King, by Glencoe, « wi , l*r nm iu s^H* 0 n * t 1 Cberr Y Hill Plantation, one mile froin l^ Station, Atlantic s, Gulf Railroad. Term., $»0 for the season, payable at time of ser vice. Parlies sending mares can have them DroDerlv Hired for at $12 per mouth. allJm Notice. N^ EI i2h I ^Sc c\THER!7?Ir r 0< {? 8 j« n »« 8 of the Brit- ^ a 1 ^ ♦ oi; f w dl be responsible for any debts contracted by tlie crew, CUNNINGHAM, PURSE 3kCO. W. M. Walsh, Coroer SOLE p'enilgneM, Per eteamship San Salvador, from New York—G W Allen, Adams Ex, K Balfore, Brigham A B, PII Behn Bryan, U A Co, Brady A s. Bell, W AC, Colt.y A Co, Cooper, OAF, Ciagham A 0, M A Cohen, F D Cordco Broughton & Barnard street AGENT FOR THE STAT OF GEORGIA. 20,000 AGENTS WANTED. KA Cent Sample sent free, with terms for anv on« «W p, clear $25 per day. Bti3 nmr 1 orhf and desirables can be d.in’e at home or'travmUngf^ male or female. Address E W. L08EY A CO., a-7-6 TTNassau st., New York. TO THE PUBLIC, Wooden Ware, Brooms, »*AII.9, BRUSHES, MATS, Twines, Cordage, Tabs, Charts*. Cradles, Wagons, Chairs, Baskets, Ac. Nos. 15 Fulton and. S02 Front Sts NEW YORK, For Palatka, VIA BRUNSWICK, ST. MARY’S, FER NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA. The new and fast sailing Steamer LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. N. Sang, Having been placed permanently upon this route leave for the above places on Friday Morning, 26th, at 10 o’clock, Capt. P. B. Rowunn, will leave for the above port on Wednesday Afternoon, at 3 o’clock. Passage engagements, having fine Sr?? 0 / 1 "“J a PP'y on board, at Padeirord’s harf, between Central Press and Lower Rice Mill, OF ‘Vo M- A. CO HUN, al0 ~“ 83 Bay street. For Palatka, E. Fla., 7 ’ V. 1 1 TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA RYS, FERNANDINA JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA* The elegant and Tery fast steam packet SYLVAN SHORE Capt JAMES TUCKER, NEW BOOKS RECEIVED BY Cooper, Olcotts & Farrelly. Life of Stonewall Jackson j by Cooke St Martin’s-Summer) by Anne Brewster Broken to Harness; by Edward Gates TheGrahames; a Novo!, by Whitehead Maxwell Drewitt; by F. G. Trafford The Cecelia*; by Anne Argyle SABO, Public laws of Georgia passed ln 1865 and 1866. m30 SILK BASQUES and continue to leave every Friday morning thereaftei at tame 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 aU times at the warehouse od the wharf. A11 freight payable by shippers. For freight or passage, having splendid cabin ac- commodation, apply at the office on Florida Steam Packet wharf; or to ... .. CLAGHORN A CDNNINGnAM, J*4-tI [Agent*. Wanted. having been specially fitted np for this route, w leave for the above places ^ Every Tuesday Morning at 10 o’clock. All freight payable by shippers. HoMT r „l reiKllt , 0r P** 88 ^ 8 , having superior accommo- wimrf’’ or P to y * t 018 offlce ’ *’ Iorlda Steam Packel CLAGHORN Jt CUNNINGHAM, Agents, j27-tf For Philadelphia. T?>« cUpper schooner P. A SANDERS, apt. nuus, will leave with despatch for the above port. For freight, apply to to* 8 HUNTER A GAMMELL. FOR NEW YORK.il Situation Wanted. shipping and receiving goods. The very I erencesgiven. Apply at 207 Bay street. febl»-tf. SACQUES. ' AND PLAIN CAM- PLAID, STRIPED BRICS CHECK, DOTTED AND PLAIN SWISS AND CHECKED STRIPED, PLAIN NAINSOOKS WANTED. of vaccinating the different people of theojuntvand city I give notice that I hav e P an am5“.upplfof vaccine matter, andean be found atmy hom^cor- Snnre frem 9 ? rm J rt’?x d n HUOtlDKton 1 boars iroin 9 a. m. till 6 p. m. on Mondnv* Tiim/Iavr and1 Wednesdavs My chargt-s wiu b^ mJdera^and to those absolutely unable to p»v rNrm make no charge. fe»Ple residing in the co/ntry will be visit- oWo-Mv tn i.„„v n i.. e Co °utry will be vUtt- .1866, for the purpose of funding Its coupons not here! ed agreeably to toforeredeemed, .renew r^f.They ge of the^ ^teft a afiaa A o[^ n m t? nlC#tl0,la •EZEViZZl ’sHrnsmw I ?» ot over-dus coupons .re Invited to prseentthem SOLOMON 3HEITALL, M. D. Old Town of Brunswick, Ga., 90 bv 180 reet, property belonging to the estate of FeliclteDa Btgnon, late of said county. HERY R. DU BIGNON, AdmT. eiysB Conner, Mann itb, 1866. MARY A. DU BIGNON, Adm’x. Summer Residence on the Salts for Sale or Rent A y o, S E LOT at Thunderbolt The House xa. has Nine Booms and a large attic; also a good stable and shed, and well of excellent water. The Lot is one hundred feet on the River, ranninar back to a road known as the Artillery Avenue about nine hundred feet. For further particulars Inquire of Jno Stevenson. Also, a place in E«~ r h. m countv wit: » good Dwelling, *e. INDIA MULL BISHOP LAWN JONES’ 5-4 CAMBRICS, IRISH LINENS WHITE AND COLORED BRILLIANTS BUFF, WHITE AND FIGURED PIQUA CLOTH LADIES’ AND. MISSES’ LISLE AND SILK GLOVES MISSES’ LONG NET MITTS, &c., &c. Just opened at . EINSTEIN & ECKMAN, nM 131 Congress btreet, A YOUNG LADY from Baltimore, who has had six years experience ln Teaching wishes to make an engagement ln a Southern family either as govern ess for children under fifteen years of age, or os a companion for an invalid lady. She Is competent to instruct children thoroughly ln all the branches of a plain English Education. No objection, to taking the entire charge of some little girls who have no mother. Testimonials of tiie highest order from some of the first families or Maryland, for whom she has been teaching. All communications addressed to Miss Morton and left at this office will meet with prompt attention. The bark NEW LIGHT, having , 'hqr cargo engaged, will have quli f spatch as above. ■ For freight, apply to CRANE A ORA Pioneer Lin FOR NEW YOR For Sale. FOR SALE. mHE two adjoining Lota on the corner of Jonet A and Lincoln street., with the Building in coni*. ".““T l a„T p *"’ 0 " 1 ' k “ „q„. Notice* 'I’hK Bonds of the City of Savannah, authorised to X be issued by the Ordinance of Janaary 24th iGJUt fna tha nnsnosA of ts • ’ to be exchanged for tbeoa bonds prt * ul All Bond* for which Coupons are funded previous to May 1st, 1866, will chaw interest from 1st, of Jan uary laat. B. T. GIBSON, City Treasoerr. ne Direct Importation. *» CCWBMlaif. TOMB k CP. Apply to R. |£ Letter, Attorney-et-Law, corner oi Bay and Barnard streets. f!3-tuAthtf J. H. HINES, Adm’r For Sale. DHODES’ SUPBfi-PHOSPHATE OF LIME-the I. Standard Manure. MILLER, THOMAS « CO. Brown’s Standard Scales* U^fK^ u * eiand Fore1 ^ thirty ye iRS, Adapted to any branch of business far foreign or IS2?™nTo «d dSrebl* Sale rooms No. * Barclay-st near Broadway. N. T. -Pl» IT R BROWN. Manatetnror VERH0HBDRGH0D8E. forth* 5^ tattw information, nqclr* McIntyre* Co. r.L The eplendld steamship FERIT, Delanoy, Com mander, will leave for th* above port on he: regular day. $ Friday, April 1341., at - o’clock. dattonjappwto^** 0 *®*’ mpwlor Kmamo alO HUNTER A GAMMELL. FOR NEW YORK ATLANTIC COAST Mail HteamBhip Company. SIDE-WHEEL SHIP. Fastest Skip to the Tndc-Tktwmffih 98 Hoars I The new snd very fflst side-wheel eteamship GENERAL BARNES, I •swssjssasrsKssr®— MVSV.HI, WILDER*