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* Racovksv or Btahtyt UvutL—tkeaim
colored, qaa up; -before the Mayor’* Coflrt jroMtj
morning, charged with having stolen mules in hie
possession. Two gentlemen sppsarsd in Court, —eh
of whom had lost an animal. The defendant ihin,^
that heliad merely taken charge of the mole band in
his yard for another negro. Bis Honor turned the
case over to Justice John A. Staley for investigation,
and the result was the recovery of the mining muies-
McKeefer, not having been the thtev was discharged
upon the payment of mats in consideration of the re
covery of the-two mules. The principal in the tran
saction has not been apprehended.
Auction Salts.—The following sales of Henigai
stock were made at auction yesterday. S. M. Laffltoau
sold Whales damaged hay at 50 cents per cwt.; 25
bbls. herrings at $3 50 per bbl.; 30 bbls. codfish
heads at $2 per bbl.
Bell, Wylly ft Christian sold 50 bbls. flour at $7 60
per bbl. # ;
E. E. Hertz ft Co. sold 118 bales hay at 25 cents per
cwt.
TValuOui
MORNING, AiylL H, 1866.
Situation Wanted.
« of Stenmshipa iad Steamers
roa MW TOBT.
Herman Livingston, Saturday, April 21st.
’ Missouri', Saturday, April Slat, at —
shipping and recslving goods. The ven
erencee gives. Apply at 207 Bay street.
HOUSE WANTED.
north of Cape Hatteras pasaad 'portions of a burnt
steamer’s house; 14tl>, at 6 a m, 10 mllae north Cape
Hatteras, passed steamship Leo, at? p m, passed
steamship North Point; lfith, 5a m. passed steamships
Gen Bams* end Quaker City U mUee north of Frying
Pan Shoals; at IS m, 25 mile* south Frying Pan
Shoals, passed steamship flan Salvador; at IT p m
passed steamship Petit, all bound north.
Steamship Black Bird leporta—On the 15th passed
str James- A Stevens north of Georgetown, S cTfrom
this port bound to New York.
Steamer Swan reports—April 15th. met str W G
Gibbons in Big Gun Reach; tech, met str Gen Berry
o'clock.
, Thursday. April 19, at
FOB AVGUSTA.
Gibbons, every Saturday morning
ros dabioi.
Clarion, Wednesday, April 18th, at —
FOB CUARLKSTON-
Fannie. tTCI 7 ThQrB<1 ®r morning at 10
YORK
A YOUNG LADY from Baltimore, who has had six
years experience in Teaching wishes to make' an
engagement iu a Southern family either na govern
ess for children under fifteen years of age, or as a-
companfnn for an invalid lady. She is competent to
Instruct children thoroughly in ail the branches of a
Plata English JhloenUon. NS objection* to taring
the entire charge of some little girls who have ne
mother. Testimonials of the highest order from some
of the first families of Maryland, for whoa she has
been teaching. All .communications addressed to
Miss Morton and left at this offlee wHl meet with
prompt attention. v *6.
# PASSAGE RATES:
CsMu t«0 OO; steerage $3 OO, with fisib-
slvtesiec flIO VO.
Tfrl new and bet steamship-MISSOURI, Love
land, Commander, wilt sail ^stove, on ’
iMurdsy, April 21, at - oVlstk.
' Per freight or passage, having accoamodaUOM au
periur to «ay steamer la this trade, apply to
B. H. HARDER.
No. 13 Stoddard’s Range.
GOARHlSOif A ALLEN. Agents,
all No. 3 Bowling Green. N. Y.
REDUCTION OF PASSAGE RATES!
Cohia Passage, *M Ws.sa«s, ft
piewtor, every saturaay morning at s
■ fV ery Monday at 4 p.m. -
gmllle, every Tuesday and Friday After-
, o’clock.
FOB HAffKINfiVILLE.
.Two Boys and Charles S. Hardee, every
atotningr "at 9 o’clock.
fob Florida.
otlren Shore, every Tuesday morning, at
Csulgasu per Central Hallmad.
APKIL 1«, i860.
1,421-bales cotton. 51 dp yarn, 3 do wool, 6 boxes
tobadco, 2 carrcattle, is do lumber, and mdse, to B
R Agt, H Roberts A Son, J W Lathrop A Co, Lsthrop
A Co, W, Root A Co, R Habersham, 0 C Miller. W D
Hamilton. Wilder A F, Brigham. B A Co, J W Lee.
Mrs S walker. J I. Vlllslonga, J W Rabun, Hunter A
G, M 8 Cohen, B M Neely. W Battersbr A Co, B H
Hardee, Brady, S A Co, N A Hardee, W H Stark. E
Padeiford.
The new ami Mhg*M *m ■ ill, ViMaq, toUMay.
commandsr, will haea far the above part oa her
regular day,
Tbarsdajr, April IV, At — o’clock.
For freight or pamage, having eupvrior accommo
dations, apply to
air OCTAVOS COHEN.
MS~ No remedy In the world ever cams into such
universal use. or has so fully won the confidence of
mankind, as Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for the care of
Coughs, Colds and Consumption. J all-lw
HATS AT WHOLESALE.
Arrivals at the Hotels.
Getty, every Saturday morning, at
PULASKI HOUSE—W. H. WlLTBEBOXB.
R J Davant, Jr, Savh iS R Darden, Saffolk, Ta
Gen M C Butler, Edgefield F Barden, NY
J Totten, USA * IT O Boyd, N Y
A w Jackson, Wash co IE B Mott, Kobartsville
FOB AUGUSTA.
THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE HAT STORE
IN SAVANNAH.
FOR DARIEN
Financial and Commercial,
EMW-—The attention of the trade and
ere directed to the advertisement of
in another column. The extensive
everything in their line, and may be
ig of the best quality.
' a onrasne _
> that Whlqh act* upon the klteeju.
HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCRU
ACT* GENTLY,
Is pleasant tn taste and odor, fra* tram all btias4-
eas prop ■ties, and immediate in Ha action.
- For tho Satisfaction of aij
New York Market.
v New Yobx. April 12.
Breadstuff..—The market for State and Western
Flour is quite steady and mors active, closing with con
siderable firmness for good and medium qualities
Sales 12,500 bbls. at $6 60*7 15 for superfine State -
$7 10a7 50 for extra do; $7 65a8 for choice do; $6 60a
710 for superfine Western; *7 15sS for extra do- $8
15*8 40 for shipping brands of extra round hoop Ohio-
|8 45all for trade brands.
Southern Flour is firmer and more active; «-i°i
2,000 bbls at $8 75a9 75 for conlmon; (10*15 60 for
fancy and extra.
Canada Flour is more active and firmer; sales 850
bbls at (7 25a7 90 for common; "And (8 95*12 for
choice good extra.
Rye flour is quiet; 250 bbls sold at (4 25*4 50.
Corn meal is held at higher rates, but quiet.
Wheat is quiet, but a shade firmer; eales 6,600bush
els, including Amber State at (2 48, and white Canada,
at (2 60; (1 70 ia refused for choice new No. 1 mu
wankee. . .
Corn is active at ah advance of 2c; saiea 100,000
bushels at 76a79c; for unsound Western mixed 80a82c
for sound in store delivered; and one cargo of South
ern yellow on board Liverpool steamer at 73c with
freight at 7d. ’
Provisions—The pork market to-day is heaty,
lower and irregular; sales 8,500 bbls, including new
mess at $25 30a25 50. closing at $25 37J4 regular; old
mesa at $24 75, nominal; prime at $2150*22; also for
delivery in April, May and June, at sellers' option;
3,750 bbls meas at $25 26a25 75.
■ Rye is more active and firmer; 2,700 bushels West
ern sold at 60afioc; and do prime North River at 81c.
Oats are 1c better and more active, at 40a46.<£c for
new Western; 5Ga58c for old do; 57a58c for Canada;
59a00c for State; and 53c for Jersey.
Bacon is drooping; sales 900 boxes at 14J£c for Cum- ’
berlaud cut; U%c for long ribbed middles and 15c for
short middles. • r
Cutmeats are dull; sale* 350 pkga at 16«al8c for
hams, and 102£aUJ£c for shoulders.
Lard ts heavy and nominal; sales COO pkga at 16al8 Vc,
with small lots at 18 J4*18J£c.
Beef is unchanged; sales BOO bbls at $17 60s20 50 for
new plain mess, and $21a24 for new extra do.
Beef bams are steady; salesSOOWs at $37 50a38 50;
C E Mllnor, NY Ir U Hardaway, Thomas
J E Bryant, Augusta villa
M T Holley, Barnwell, S C K N Oppenheimer, Ga
JWSpratt, Ga
W M Greene, 8 C
F McIntosh, N C
J Brown, Charleston
The attention o alers in town and country is caU-
e#to my,,w e and well assorted stock of
j D Delanoy. Ga
, A C Waddell, Savh
J 8 Merrill, A A G R R
|T F Jones, Thomasville
. MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. LUCE.
G W Haines, Savh [C L Stnart, Valdosta
G M Hastings, NY P Macomber, Savh
R W Hostings, do . G W Haines, Port Royal
H McNaughton, Boston J W Best, Ga
J Yonge, do
HYonge, Jr, Ga
J D Ashton, do
B Strauss, Liverpool
J H Whitlock, N Y
T N King, Fla
J Davie, Glasgow
Miss J R LaFrance,Elmira
Capt J Groves,
A O Rowe, wife and two
children, N Y
W H Rowe and wife, N Y
Darien, tonchlm
’NESDAY, Apr!
at Intermediate land-
18th, «t — o’clock.
» JU COLBY A CO..
<er Bay and Aberrant sts.
theU. S., *f whlab the following is a e*nmt copy:'
M Booxu. Its odoc is strong, diffusive, And um-
what aromatic, its taste bittarisk, .mi saslsgsus to
tost of mint. It la given chiefly im complaints of tho
Urinary Organs, such as Gravsl, Chronic Catarrh of
ths Bladder, aaorbid irritation of the Fl-ii-lar and
Urethra, dissasssof Um Prostate, and Betanttaaer
thalnooatinaaceof Urine, from * lorn of tans ia the
- parti oonoaraad in iu evacuation. It has also bask
■ssominenil.fi in Dyspepsia, Chronic w*»«° —t;.» x
Cutaneous Affection*, and Dropsy.”
rOE FU1THEE UrFOSMATIOJ
Ess Prolsssor Dswaas’valuable wariaantho Pmsttaa
of Physic. ■ r X,
•** remarks mads by the celebrated Dr. Physic, of
Philadelphia.
■w any and all Standard Works oa Median*.
From tfc* Largest Manufacturing Ohemiat
IN THE WORLD.
_ lam acquainted with H. T. Hslmbold; h* occu
pied tbs drag store opposite my residence, and was
■srinsrinl fat conducting the burin— whsre others
fend not bam squally as befora him. I bars b—n fo-
—ahly impressed with his character and cntr'pzian-
' ’' WM. WSIGHXMAN.
(Firm *t Power* t Wsightman,)
VwhHaiiM| OhffltB,
Ninth and Brown attests, Philadelphia.
[IVsin t*s PkOadtlphia £h. Bulletin, March lOiA-J
Ws sr* gratifiadto hearaf ths couthiusd tan—,
tn NswYozk, of our townsman, Mir. H. T. Htlmhold.
Druggist. Hit stars, naxt to ths Matropelitan HotaL
tall tset front, 230 fast daap, and firs storiesmhsigkt.
It is eartainly a grahd sstabliahmsat, and gnin ts-
wotahly of ths m*rit of his articlss. Ha retains his
OSm and Lalicatory in this City, which an also
mnflgT of thtir dia.
The piopriatcr has bean iuducsdtomak* this state.
mautfr—th* fact that his remedial although adyn-
ai that not ot pnonc cuuccrii.
p CEST police Mobdeb—Justice Levi S. Hart
V- morning at 10 o’clock convene a special Jua-
■rt at the Court House, for the examination
‘ -Is* of the State VS. Geo. Granger, aUas Bartley,
with the murder of policemen Jas. Foley and
"-if G. McXichols.
prcuLAiioss.—A freedman named Jno. Gil-
^ committed to jail yesterday by Justice Staley
1 lie Charge of stealing some 2,000 pundsofsea
-tan from M. S. Meyer. A large portion of
TJmbrellas, <fce„
Now on sale In my
w lxoIosaIo Roc
at figures very little In advance of their cost,
good* are bought bom
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS,
by the package, for cash. And can be sold by the
dozen as low as tn New York or ehewher^
8. M. COLDING.
a#-tf 158 Congress st-
E H Alden, Boston
J C Alden, Skldaway
These
StDErWHRpL SHIP,
ATLANTIC COAST
Mail Nteamahip Company,
MAllgSTEAM^HlP COMPANY.
rtJSS RUSS-
Frslght taken at One Half Cent per Pound
on Cotton, or as low a. any other Ship.
’ ' j** ‘
The new and splendid side-wheel steamsliip
RUSS’ RUSS’
RUSS’ RUSS’
HERMAN LIVINGSTON
ST. DOMINGO BITTERS.
ST, DOMINGO BITTERS.
ST. DOMINGO BITTERS
Passage from Savannah to Vd* Crus and Havana
(per steamships o’the Empire Line to New York),
same ate as from New York.
The Vo a Crus will stop at Sisal oa the way out
The Manhattan will atop at Siaal oa the way home.
RATES OF PASSAGE—PAYABLE IN GOLD:
FromN.vYock to Havana, first Cabin, $50; Staar-
From Naw York to Vera Ctus. FlmMCattia, $108;
Steerage, $50.
Froln Havana to Vera Crux, Pirn CaMo. (45; Steer-
are. $30. --
From Havana to New York, FliatCahia, $10; steer-
age, gSO. c
From Vera Crus to Havana, First Cabin, $40; Stsor-
dge, $30.
From Vera Crux to New York, Flta O Ma. $190 ;
steerage, $50.
CHARLES A WHITNEY. Agent,
H Broadway, N. T„ 0.8.
For passage, apply t*
a H. HARDEE,
a?-U 12 Stoddard's Ran*.
2,000 tons burthen, J. B. Baksb. commander, will
sail op her regular day,
Saturday, April Slat, at — o’clock.
Fpr freight or passage, having accommodations
equal to any ship hi the trade, apply to
al«- WILDER A FULLARTON.
Op a of the most valuable combinations of a useful
medicine and an agreeable beverage that has ever
been offered to the pnbiic. Millions of bottles were
sold thrjughont the North daring the last fonr years
and, wherever introduced, it has proven a welcome
addition to the invalid's table, the family circle, and
the batchelor's sideboard.
Shipping Intelligence.
„,,il revive constant additions. We congratn-
j’ifiuoutsell ie-eeublishment, and we trust they
.-njirc.as they deserve,* liberal share of the pub-
[ptronage.
jiiir." of the Robert Eiumet Circle ot
1 Fenians..
iseebng of the Eobert Emmet Circle of the Fe-
i; E:-:herhocd, of Savannah, was held last evening
ijidi over O'.Ueora't Hull ou Buy street, to listen
iiilreas from prominent officers of the brother-
rf iSev Tork. A very full attendance of ths
present.
C:Bftirgwas called to order by Centre M. J.
T- sonic time was occupied in calling the roll,
; too dues and other preliminary business.
oicr gratifying financial incidents was the
■j d a foO bond of the Irieh Republic by one
atari prejent.
aaSieian,Esq., of New York, District Centre
Ujlsbnd, was then introduced,
L- ;:-asn.. in commencing alluded, to the suspen-
icaeliabeas corpus iu Ireland. The work had
mciracej ia earnest. The only results of this
tire the part of England had been mutiny,
disorder iu the army and navy of Great
laiadmiierproTiniMS throughout the world,
rc tippy to see so uir ‘ ' " - *
Tierce beef is in fair demand.
Butter is firm at 35s46c for Western, and 45a65c for
State. ’
Cheese firm at 16a22c.
U^w-f. unchanged; 150.000 lbs sold at ll^a
Stearlne.—51,000 lbs sold at 16al74^c-
„ Whiskey—Is steady; 100 bbls at $2 2«>£a2 27 for
HIOH WATER.
8 39] At Port.
A United States Mail. Through in Twenty-two
days.
Steamships on the Atlantic: Arizona, Henry Cbann-
cey, New York, Ocean Queen, Northern Ugh’, Costa
Rica ; connecting with the Colorado, Constitution,
Golden City, Sacramento, Golden Age, Montana, Ac
One of the above large end splendid steamships will
leave Pier No. 42 North River, loot ot Canal street,
at 12 o’clock noon, on the 1st, nth and 21st of every
month, (except whenthoee dates ton on Snnday, and
then on the preceding Saturday,) for Aspinwall, con
necting-via Panama Railway, with one of the Com
pany’s steamships from Panama for San Francisco,
touching at Acaptrico.
pepar-tares of 1st and 21st connect at Panama with
steamers for. Month Pacific and Central American
porta Those of 1st toneb- at Manzanillo.
' A discount of One Quarter from steamers rates
allowed to second cabin and steerage passengers
with families. Also, an allowance of One Quarter on
through rates to clergymen and their families and
school teachers; soldiers having honorable dis-
LADIES who have lost strength and appetite, and
. suffer from nausea, vomitting and vertigo—
GENTLEMEN who “don't feel very well" Just before
breakfast or dinner, whose stomach is out oi order
and system is generally deranged—
MOTHERS weaning children, and suffering from
general debility—
CHILDREN of, a sickly nature, and soar, dyspeptic
cpnstitation— ' •
TRAVELERS who have occasion to change their
water, and—
ALL who live in malarious districts, and are subject
ed to miasmatic influences, will find one of tbo
mo3t valuable Tonics and Invigorators that can
be taken, In
At Tybee.
—j , ei lui
State and Western.
engagements indude to Liverpool
450 balet cotton at >»*5-16d. and by steamer 250 n-i—
cotton at ?, d, and to Glasgow by steamer 7,000 bushels
.porn at 2d.
Cotton.—The market is still unsettled, though rather
firmer; 3,000 bales sold at 37s38c for Hlddline Un
loads.
Petroleum—Is dull and nominal at 24c for Crude
PORT OF SAVANNAH.
. . Tuesday, April 17,1868.
Arrived.
Steamship Hunter, Rogers, New York—Hunter A
Gammell.
Steamship Virgo, Btilkley, New York— O Cohen.
Steamer Dictator, Coxetter, Charleston—L J Gull-
marttn.
Norwegian ship Lord Dnfferln, Chri3!enaen, Liver
pool—Brigham, Baldwin & Co.
Brig Abby Thaxter, Walker, New York.
Schr C VY Holt, Hart, Boston—Haywood, Gage
4: Co.
Schr Madonna, Homer. New York.
Steamer Swan, Cohen, Augusta.—M A Cohen.
Steamer Two Boys, Daniels, Hawkinsvillc—Erwin
A Hardee.
Steamer H M Cool. Howland, Darien—M A Cohen.
Steamship Black Bird, Deniaiu, New York, put in
for coal, bound-to"New Orleans.
Steamer Eclipse, Ward, Augusts—F W Sims A
Co.
Schr Mary Mankin, Taylor, Boston—Richardson A
Barnard. ”
GENUINE PREPARATIOMfl,
Aad knowing Oat to* intelligent refrain from Osina
anything pertaining to Quseksry, or ths Patent Mafip
etna order,—most of which are prepared by aslf-styUd
Doctors, who art too ignorant to read a physician's
rimplsst prescription, much 1— competent to prepare
Regular 8«mi-Weakiy Line,
at llJ4al3c, mostly at the higher rate, and 150 baas
Rangoon at 8Jf*9 ^o.
Coffee.—The market showB a little mors activity,
and we learn of sales of 3,900 bags Rio ex B H Uken
on private terms,-part at 15c; also 800 bags St. Do
mingo at 12 gold in bond.
Sugar.—The market is quiet, with sales of 300 hhds
Porto Rico at lOJiallJfc; 2,350 boxes Havana on pri
vate terms; also 45 boxes at 14c.
Molasses—Is steady, with eales of 118 hhds Porto
Rico at 70s73c;-A3 hhds Barbadoes at 42c; and 25 hhds
Cuba at 65c.
-VIA BEAUFORT.
Carrying the'Unlted States Mall.
RUSS’ ST. DOMINGO BITTERS.
AND MAJESTIC, having Fact tor its Baris, Indue?
Mon for its Pillar,- Truth alons for its OapstaL
{ A WORD OP CAUTION.
I Health is most important; end ths sffictsd shsuld
not ns* an advertised medicint, or any remedy, un
lam its contents or ingredients are known to others
hnidia this manniartnrar, or until they ars aatiMsd
•f too qualifications of the party to offering.
I HELMBOLD’S
l ' GENUINE PREPARATION*
FLUID extract buchu,
I. FLUID EXTRACT AARSAPAXILLA.
1 and IMPROVED BOSE WAflK.
TRY THEM BUT ONCE.
— my stout-hearted repre-
st«i ul the cinse of Ircluud fn Savannah. From
tafia he hrd In hie poeeeseion, he had no
jcit in promising the faithful sons of Ireland
iii success was now near at hand. Ee wanted
r:. J-2 the doubters and croakers in their midst
r.-iMfcrc impending that would startle the
i He esid that 50,000 Fenians had
. ndo within his own District of Long
a they Were no hirelings—they knew the
* d liberty end would fight for it.
r-iui, numbered among their ranks statesmen
u i-t us well us soldiers, and they would be
t wiblish a government in Ireland that would
s alluring and powerful as any nation ou the
rt:»:,rih. He counseled unity and concert of,
- -t 1 strict obedience to the requirements of the !
------ the order. If the Fenian movement J
mure than unite the Irishmen in this
try:t will have accomplished the most blessed
re tainted for the Irish race. Hu urged that
fcac rutc for 11 man for any office who was not
-j o the establishment of the Irish Republic,
uiccmbinatiou among Irishmen were neces-
: Uiervc them from becoming the tools of tho
Ctilerwcnt on to state the progress of the war
ri : the Fenians. President Johnson, be de-
- v, the real Head Contra of the Fenians in this
r woe going to preserve a masterly neu-
tois. Baggage received on the dock the day before
sailing, from steamboats, railroads, and passengers
who prefer to send down early.
An experienced surgeon on board,
attendance free.
For pasaage tickets, or farther Information, apply
at the Company's ticket office, pa the Wharf, loot ol
Canal street, North River, New York.
F. W. G. BELLOWS.
all-sm j Agent.
Medicine and
C lesired.
Steamer Hard Times, Booher, Augusta—JIA Cohen.
Steamer Dictator, Coxetter, Charleston—L J Gnil-
raartin.
Schr Henry J Raymond, Ellsworth, New York—W
Starr.
schr Sea Queen, Gnptil, Portland, Me—Crane &
Grayblll.
Schr Sarah Wooster, Lcland, New York—W H
Stark.
RUSS' ST. DOMINGO PUNCH.
Capt. Bucvoxt,|
will leave the Charleston Steamboat Wharf for the
above porta every TUESDAY and FRIDAY AFTER
NOONS, at 4 o’clock.
For freight or passage, having good accommoda
tions, apply to the CtptaU, on board, or to
B. E. HERTS ft OO..
*4 Bay afreet.
MADE FROM BATAVIA RICE.
Nexv York Dry Goods Market.
New You, April 10,1866.
Dry Goods.—The following quotations and dispatches
re from tho bulletin ot the Dry Goods Exchange, Nos.
1 and 51 Park Place:
Jobbers’ Prices.—Brown She*tin;
RUSS’ MESSINA PUNCH
Carrying the United States Hail.
Imports.
Per steamer Dictator, from Charleston—50 bbls
flour, 48 tes rice and mdse.
Per ship Lord Dufferin, from Liverpool—7,701 sacks
salt.
Per brig Abby Thaxter, from New York—600 bales
bay, 130 cases wine.
Per schr C W Holt, from Boston—336 tons ice.
Per steamer Swtn, from Augusta—71 bales cot
ton »nd mdse, to E C Wade & Co, Hunter A G, and
others.
Per steamer Two Boys, from Hawkinsville—334 bis
cotton and mdse.
Per steamer Eclipse, from Augusta—31 bales up
land cotton.
| ^bUto-^^f.6^^
^ PRINCIPAL DEPOTS.
EOELKBOLD’S DRUG AND nugwr/yy,
WAREHOUSE,
«•« Brssfosajp, AtoTsti
Am* KELMBOLD’C MEDICAL DEPOT. ■
104 South 10(5 Street, &hUa4n'phia, Fa
(ME hy mtt Mrupyiato.
W. M. Walsh,
mer Broughton & Barnard street
>LE AGENT FOR THE STAT
For Charleston
-Pacific A, 26c;
Dwight A, 21>£c; Stark M, 21c. Cambrics—Manville,
18c; Portland, 1214c. Bleached Shirtings—New York
Mills, 52)£c; Wheaton Company, 24c; Dwight, 33-ineh,
29c. Silesiae—Clinton, 30c; Indian Orchard, 24c.
Prints—-Merrimack W, 22c; Merrimack D, 21c; Amos-
keag, 17c; Lancaster, 18c. Ticks—Amoskeag C, 41c;
Amo.keag D, 36c. Stripes—Amoskeag, 27%c; Hay
maker, 32>jc. Delaines—Hamilton, 23>4c; Pacific,
RUSS’ BOURBON WHISKEY COCKTAIL
STEAMER FANNIE,
CAPTAIN MoNELTY,
will leave as above from the Florida Steamboat
wharL foot of West Broad street, on
Every Thursday Morning at lO a. m.
This boat is In very excellent order. Is commanded
by officers of experence; and has superior state room
accommodations for passengers
While the boat is on her trips, freight will be re
ceived and stored in fire-proof warehouse, free of ex
pense. Wag freight pat able on- wharf.
No freight taken after 12 o'clock on day of salting.
No freight rscsivsd after 9 o’clock on day of sail-
ins.
For freight or passage, apply to
F. M. MYRKLL, Agt,
“ - ^aasSLfSKS
The most delightful concoctions that etnr tempted
man's taste—cheaper than any STEADY DRINKS in
the worid,
! little affair on the New Brunswick bor-
».;re more than 300,000 fighting men lir
750,000 in this country, waiting for the
1,000 tons, Capt. L. M. Coxxzrxa,
will leavs sa above IromTrifalm wharf •
Every latarday At • a. m., Mil svsr
Msatayat * p- aa.
FOr freight or passage, apply on board, or to;
L. J. GUILMAHTIN ft CO.,
a* AgentA
■' strike. The hour was at hand when the
-the would be recognized as a belligerent
Providence, R. I., Dry Goods Market.
Pkovidknce, R. I., April 9, 1806.
Printing Cloths.—Market dull. The following are
the sales: 5,000 pieces, 56x60, 29 inches, heavy; 6,000
pieces, 56x60, private terms; 1,000 pieces, 60x64,13c,
heavy; 4,000 pieces, 04x64, 13>Jc; 6,000 piece*, 64x64,
private terms. Total, 25,000 pieces. • '
Exports.
Per schr Henry J Raymond, for New York—3,058
sacks salt.
Per schr Sea Queen, for Portland; Me—1,630 sacks
salt
Per schr Sarah Wooster, for New York—85 yellow
pine, 1,500 feet ash lumber.
BLACJ
:I JRY BRANDY.
RASPBERRY SYRUP,
GINGER CORDIAL
LEMON SYRUP.
Also on band and manufactured to Older.
NEW PERFUME
[fax TEfaEOaxPH. J
Pteitadelpbi* Market.
PKn.anxi.PHiA, April 11.
Flour firm; sales of Western extra at $9a9 25; and
Pennsylvania and Ohio at 19 50*10.
Wheat steady; sales 2,000 bushels of choice red at
$2ia0a2 50.
Corn buoyant; sales 3,"000 bushels of yellow at 80c.
Oats.—AU quaUties slightly advanced; sales at 57a
68c.
Coffee steady; sales of Rio at 20a20Xc gold.
Provisions dull.
Wluskey scarce; Sales of Pennsylvania at$224a226:
and Ohio at £2 28.
FOR JACKSONVILLE,
- Passengers.
Per steamship Virgo, from New YOrk—M Stephens,
J Whitlook. A A Rowe, lady and 2 children, Capt Jo*
Graves, W H Rowe and lady, Capt F Bearden. J P
Stone, M Lesser, L Joseph, M McMahon, Miss Rosen-
steln, Marx Gallnski, W A Bryant. A Dreyfass. F T
King, J Davis, D W Thomson, J Fellnef, H McRowe,
C C Hedgeman, P A Scranton, W Samuel, B Wolf,
Mrs XAcker and family, D Shuckles, J B Worth, P
Skeehan, Miss Leach, Mrs LaFrance, Mrs Turner, S
Howell and wife, Capt Dailey, and 15 steerage.
Per steamship Hunter, from New York—F O Boyd,
M J Carbry, J Mabony, Mr Pngli, J BloomintbaL, K L
McPherson, G Morrill, Col Taggart, C McNaughton, Mr
DeMiilee, Mr Catlenat. Miss Kehoe, Mr Montgomery,
and lady, Mrs Atkins, C W Thompson’s family, G It
Hastings and sou, and others.
Per steamer Dictator, from Charleston—J T Mc
Clellan, T McIntosh, J Killjonr, J L Woodworth, Mrs
Cohen and servt, Mrs Cathcart and servt, T Bennett,
C C Millar, L T Myers. B F Stars, G W Douglass, L
"Bernt, J Winter, W Green, Capt J H Higgins, J W
Spratt and servt, J Brown, J R Dardon.
Per steamer Swan, from Augusta—Cel G R Black,
lady, 2 children apd 2 servts, B Graven*tain and lady,
Mrs Fox, Mrs Gnann, Mrs Morgan, Miss M Baker, Miss
Mary Baker. Capt N B Addison, C A Ncv.-c>mb, E M
TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK
RY8, FERNANDINA, JACKS
AND PIOOLATAJ
The elegant and very foot stMm packet
RUSS & CO,, No. 34 Dev street,
. New York,
old Wholeaale fcy * Sv -
W. M. WALSH, Wholesale Druggist
HALSEY, WATSON & CO., Grocers, |
VIA FERNANDINA
d27eod-ly
I TATS OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.—in
'The fine, faat-sailing steamer,
DIC T A. T O r;
L. M. Coxxirxs, Master,
will Mato Tslfolr* wharf on '
Every Wstossday Attsrassa At 4 e’clssk.
A ,the Superior Court.
William C. DonlSti, and others, )
Complainants, ;
and }- in Equity.
The Canton Mining Company elGeo {, 1
gia. Defendant. j
To the Canton Mining Company of Georgia, greet
ing: '
It having been represented, by affidavit of two cf
the C.miplalnants ln the above entitled cause, which
affidavit has this day been filed in the Clerk’s offlee
of the Superior Court of Chatham county, where
said cause Is pending, thet yon, the said Canton
Milling Company or Georgia, have no pnbiic place of
doing business, and have no individual in offlee upon
whom service of writ* or process may be perfected,
within the knowiedgeof the deponents: These are,
therefore, to Cite and admonish yon, and yon are
-hereby cited and admonished, to be'and appear at
the sakl-Snperior Coart of Chatham county, on- the
second Monday, being the fourteenth ylay of May
Baltimore Market.
Baltimobx, April 11.
Wheat firm.
Corn la2c lower; yellow, 78c; white, 84a85c.
Oats firm at 54o55c.
Flour steady, high grades scarce.
Provisions quiet; Bacon shoulders, 12\c; bu
shoulders, ll)Jc. Sugars steady, and fairly setiv
Coffee firm. Seeds dull; Clover, $5 50*5 75. -
Whiskey dull; Western, (2 25>£.
Wharf, or
are prepared to receive freight at our ware
on the wnarf^at a# Aatag rates.
hue elegant akd spnden* accommodations for
leers; and wo trust will receive a share of pub-
ronago.
L. i. GUILMAHTIN * CO„
Cincinnati Market. -ri-
Cincinnati, April 13,1866,
Flour and Wheat unchanged, and firm at full priees.
Com and Oats steady.
Rye firm, at 63c for No. 1, .and 70*73 for choica.
Barley unchanged at $1*110: Canadian $1 20*1 25.
Whiskey dull; small tales at $2 20.
Meas Pork held at $25 25a25 60; 300 Bis country sold
at $25.
Bulk meats held at $10*13 and $14 60; buyers offkri
mg 25c less.
Lard held at 18c; buyers offering 17Jgc.
Bacon dull and unchanged at $46*48.
Enter dull; price* lower; prim* to ehoioe 40a50c;
receipts large.
Seeds unchanged and steady.
Eggs advanced to 19c.
Gold 125J4-
Anrlerson, R H Anderson, Capt C Foster, C Grim, W
J Peeples, E B Mott, W'J Wood, J Metzgar, W H
Tooten, C O Lamott, M J Humbert, W F Roberts, C
Perry, and 16 deck. ,
Per steamer H M Cool, from Darien—Gen Tilson
and staff, Mrs Spaulding, T Spaulding Mr Paul, Mr
Taylor, and others.
Per steamer Two Boys, from Hawkinsvillc—J H
Powers, lady and serve.
A Hoot Bxqtuaite, Delicate, and Fra
grant Far fume, Distilled from the Rare
FOR NEW YORK.
Consignees.
Per steamship Hunter, from Now York—Adama
Ex, C R R Agt, G W Allen, T H Austin, Mrs Atkins.
Brigham, B ft Co, Brady, S ft Co, W Barrett, N K
Baum. T Bateson, D Bing, J Beam, B ft Bryant, Bell,
W ft c, O Cohen. Claghorn ft C. 3 M Colding, Crane
ft G, C, Parse ft C, Cooper ft McA. C O Farreily, H D
Cooper. F Champion, Colby ft Co, T J Danbar ft Co,
Duncan ft J, Erwin ft H, K ft Eckman,tG Ehrlich,' B
Ehrlich. G C Freeman, F Gradot, G ft Sellg, Hunter
ft G, Holcomb <£ Co, Hilton ft R, Hess ft tiuttman, A
S Hartridge, H Hlrach ft Co, H B Hossett, J F ft M
Hamilton, J R Wilder, A M ft C W West, K McLea ft
Co, L ft Kolm, L II Levitt, Lyon ft B, J Leavy ft Co, J
Lippman, J Lama, J Latlirop ft Co, R J Lacnlisou, F
M Myrell, Miller, T ft Co, C C Miller, J C Maker ft Co,
J McMahon ft Co, E T Metcali, H Memhard ft Bro, N
ft Donnelly, G T Nichols, Orff <* W, S Pease, Palmer
ft Depptsb, A Paul, P ft Loveridge, C D Rodgers, J
Ryan, Randall ft Co, W G Robinson, A Recher ft Co,
J Rosenband, Williams, Boot ft Co, F W Sims ft Co,
W Starr, W n Stark, B Strauss, A A Solomons ft Co,
C W Thompson, TUon ft G, H A Topham, J Van
Wlpkle, J L VUlalonga, Weed ft C, Watts, McK ft Co,
J P Whitman.
Per steamship Virgo, from New York—Adama Ex,
J Atkins, T H Austin, G H Allege, A 8 Bigelow. TM
Bolshaw ft Co, B ft Whitehead, Brigham, B ft Co, B,
Wylly ft O, Brady, S ft Co, R Ballore, E ft M Browu,
Blun ft M, Bourse B, L S Bennett, J Bateson, J A ft J
F Brown, J H Bailey, M Burnett, J Booth ft Co, B ft
Calntt. H B Brannon. O Cohen, Crane ft G, Cooper,
O ft F, Claghorn ft C, M A Cohen, Champion ft F, F.
Champion. A M Cohen ft Bro, D Coouell, 8 M Colding
it Co, Mrs T C Clay, C ft Purse, O R R, P Dzialynski,
J S Dayldson ft Co, Dnncan ft J, A Dutenhoffer, J H
Demand, E P Devo, Estill ft Bro, Krwlu ft U, A ft L
Freidenberg, M Ferst ft Co, G C Freeman, Gazan ft
Co, L J Guilmartln, S Goodall-, Holcombe ft Co, F F
Halsey ft. Co, 8 B Harrington, A 8 Hartridge, « M
Heidt,CM Hillsman, BH Hardee, J PHarris,JE
Hernandez, G A Hudson, Jones A W, K McLea ft Co.
Kein ft Co, A Kohler, Lovell *L, WH Lucas, J W
Latbrop ft Co, Lathrop ft Co, G B ft G W Lamar, H
Levi, w W Lincoln, J McMahon, M, Thomas ft Co. F
X Myrell. A J Miller A Co, R Molina, WAR McIn
tyre ft Co, Draw Marsh, E F Metcalf ftCo,X8
Meyer, J O Maker * Co. N, Butler ft Co Nicholson,
MCA ft Co, T Nogentijr, H Hatshek, p ft Bosworth,
O D Rogers, Rogers, W ft D, J Roeenband, P Reilly, F
J Ruckers, BandeU ft Co, Haggle* ft A, R ft Caan,
Stuart 4 Co, A A 8olomon* ft Co, J M Selkirk, 1W
Sims, Southern Ex. W H Stark, Stanley ft Bros, D
Scott Agt, J B Sullivan, J R Wilder, W H WlltMrger,
CTH Wilcox, S W Wight, W, Root ft Co. J A Walter
White ft M, B Zacharias, E B Carting, H Home, Mrs
Rawles, G W Porter, J M ft J O Alexander, King 4
B, DeCorsey ft Anderson. Hausman, A ft Co, A H
Fenny, J C Schreiner ft Sou, Staley ft Bros, Single-
ton, H ft Co, G Maxelbamn ft Bro, Wright, M Co, P.
ft Depplsh, P A Scranton, M Beadier, and others.
Per steetuer Dictator, from Charleston—Meii, yr ft
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE.
»IX TY days after date, application win be made to
> the Court of Ordinary of Effingham county for
eve to sell all til* land belonging to the estate of
hrietian Wlsenbaker, Hat* of said county, fo r the
enefit of the heir* of said estate.
GEORGE A- KELLER, Kx’r.
April 14, 1866. ; *16-1 a W2m
SILK BASQUES
25>ic; 6 at 25.14 c. Ws hear of 4 bales received and 146
bales shipped.
Flour sud Bacon—the absolute necessaries of Wh
an the only exception to the general dullness. Flour
has been in active demand throughout ths week, and
and will ao continue until the wheat crop is harvested.
Tennessee Bacon is in active demand at from one to
two cents above that of Cincinnati and Eastern meats.
Home-made bacon, however, is exceedingly scares.
Cincinnati meat is more plentiful but not in so great
request. We quote—Bacon at 17c; yellow com at 80c;
white coni at 87 >jjc.
Notice
VIA BRUNSWICK, 8T. lUfifft FE
NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND
PICOLATA.
FLAID, STRIPED AND PLAIN CAM
BRICS .
CHECK, DOTTED AND PLAIN BWIBB
STRIPED, PLAIN AND CHECKJH>
NAINSOOKS
B*DIA MULL, BISHOP LAWN
JONE9 6-4 CAMBRICS. IRISH LINENS
^rHlTE AND COLORED BRILLIANTS
BUFF, WHITE AND FIGURED PIQUA
CLOTH
orcd) wa* complained of for as-
‘; a e'ntlemin off the walk yester-
SCfatieman stated that the woman
bm, 1 “ hcr behavior. Martha
, ea “gainst” him accidentaUy
Honor, after giving her
•^0 as to ker decorum in future,
^Palpable case* of rudeness and
J - “ allowed to pass unnoticed,
■ aa in uuuvieuuiHi —- ■: ay*
1 PHILLIPS ft MYERS, hare this day formed a
a limited partnership ’«or toe tmasnetion of a Seve
ral Ootnni isstoQ, Auction. Factorage and Forwarding
Business in the city of Savannah, to continue until
the first day of January, *871. ’Barnet Phillips and
Frederick MJrere are the general partners, and John
Chadwick of Mew York, lb* spcd*l partner, who ha*
contributed the stun of twenty-five thousand dollars
Atlanta Mnrkc|.
Atlanta, April 14,1866.
Cotton.—But tittle trade in Cotton. Stocks on mar
ket very tight. We qotc: Strictly Good QHo;
strict Middling 27c; Middling 26c; Good Ordinary
28c; Poor Ordinary 21c. About thirty bales changed
bands yesterday at these figures.
Bacon.—Supply pretty good. Demand moderately
foir. Clear sides 20c; Hama 23c; Shoulders 170; Him
Bonnet 18c»
Lard.—Supply limited. Demand exceeding supply.
Prime Leaf in tierces, barrel*, ft*., from 18a20o, ac
cording to quality.
$125*1 SO ter good white.
Com XaaL—Small stocks oa hand. We quote at
Slto-
1X0 TaiNSPoaiATlow Compa-
7 on our streets several new ex.
y fine teams, belonging to the
3 Transportation Company, of
• Johnston, late of ths Confede-
*’ Tile company has established
’ aad we understand will 00m.
^warding freight in charge of Its
“•Jay. Mr. W. T. J. O. Wood-
be business public of the South,
Client, and Mr. J. H. B. Ulhom
lent; and Mr. O. F. Webstar ia
mthia city.
“h* that ths oompany common-
;!>e most fovorsbl* susplcs* It
Uu-cnghoot th* country, and
JAMES B. DAWKINS,
Attorney-at-law and Solicitor
In Equity,
GAINESVILLE, EAST FEDREDA.
LADIES’ AfH> MISSES’ WttM AND
; - 1O
MISSES’ LONG NET MITTS, ftd, Ac.
Justoptacd at- - v
EIKSTEIN & ECKMAN,
lK.lawiy
DRAMATIC.
A Complete Asaonnent of Frooch’s play
ooka, at EaTILL-S NEWS DEPOT,
^Woymant.toL thnnaanda,of die-.
^Soj, r 1 “miea, tMU afford another safe
for toe treaamission ot
Hi* ^ oa between the commercial central
- PUT and Sawed