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MATTERS, sTtTBDAV MOBMNG, APRIL 21, 1868. . ||irc of SteumaUlps and Steameri * * FOR KRW YORK. (nl(hi p Berman Livingston, Saturday, April 21st, Missouri, Saturday, April !lst, at — .o'clock. FOlt AVnVSTA. . „ R .r Wm. Gibbous, every .Saturday morning ‘ "!. r General Berry, Saturday, April 21gt, at — 3 (,tnu “OCk- for CtlAHLESTOft. Far.uie, every Thursday morning at 10 pinner r» lirn-r Dictator, every Saturday morning at 9 r ■ and every Monday at 4 p. m. Eraelle, Sunday, April 22, at 4 p. m. F<m HAW KINBVII.LX. Two Boys and Charles 8. Hardee, every ,., y a ,.,i iiing, at 9 o'elock. ror. FLORIDA. vMi er Sylvan Shore, every Tuesday morning, at ■ mner Helen Getty, every Saturday morning, at „■ .flock. aicr Luzic Baker, every Friday morning at 10 ... i\K- every Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock. J iiu-r Dictator, every Wednesday afternoon at -flock- Vesmer Tamliiend, Saturday, April 21st, at 4 o’clock P- *• NOTICE. - ( .,:i7cns of Savannah are earnestly requested prate with the authorities in remedying the . rifiijg Dom emptying slop water and throw- ,.:kuco» that are liable to putrefaction in tho '* ftije diy. Servants should be enjoined to ' ,i i:,e water over as large a surface as possible, , m-itylug more than an ordinary sized backet- n vJ] ' L . Si;0 t. All animal substances must be • a to tho refuse barrel, as well as the sweep- ' , t the yard, ashes, cinders, Ac. The lanes of ! • jiv arc being put in complete order, and the . ^ out of everything tending to alter the ■, is strictly prohibited. it iition is also called to the ordinance forbid- “ ’ Ihe driving through the lanes, by which they v wade uneven, and the water thrown out from . Is formed into unsightly and injurious mud- The labor of keeping the city clean would be lessened if iko citizens would have so much lane immediately adjoining their promises \ r :ly inked, and the collection^ placed in the Reg uiations. -*Th© Hon. Thos. E. Lloyd, nmimil to■*’ gave notice that he would certiorari Alderman McMahon moved that the Fire be published for information. Carried. RESOLUTIONS BEAD AND ADOPTED. By Alderman Cagey— Resolved, That the Chairman of the Ji be authorized to have the jail put in By Alderman Soullard— Resolved, That the Alderman in charge of the park be authorized to have the gates of v the park painted, and the railing around the aaoxe O0al tarred, under proper supervision. RESOLUTIONS READ AND LOST. Violation op of a vessel lying in-tfco stream opposite the city brought before Mayor Anderson yesterday, on the charge of neglecting to keep a light burning in the rigging of his schooner during the night The testi mony of several witnesses proved that no light was visible on the vessel at a certain hour between mid night and morning. The captain asserted that the light was burning at 12 o’clock, at which time lie turned in, leaving no one on deck. His Honor wanted to know why he had not put on an "anchor watch,” according to custom while in harbor. The captaiu replied that he had never done that in his life. His Honor knew a great deal better than that, and lined the captain ten dollars and costs for his reinissness. Mr. Richter’s Farewell Ball.—Mr. E. Richter, the popular leader of the Savannah orchestra, being about to leave the city for the summer season, and to fill a professional engagement North, with a view to a pleasant farewell reunion with his numerous personal friends, will give h hall at St. Aifdrew's Hall on Mon day evening, April 23d, to which special invitations have been issued. All those who had invitations or attended the ball on the 2d inst., managed by Mr. Richter and Mr. H. ft. Ruwe, are included in his list of invited guests. We learu that extensive prepara tions have been made to render the ball in every re spect a pleasant affair. Prepayment of Letters.—A paragraph published a short time since, contained some errors. TJie fol lowing may be relied on as correct : All domestic letters partly prepaid are forwarded to their destinations, charged with the amounts of post age due, at prepaid rates, to be collected on delivery. All domestic letters wholly unpaid are sent to the Dead Letter Office. Letters to foreign countries where prepayment of postage is compulsory, when ihsuiffcieutly prepaid, are sent to tho Dead Letter Of fice to be opened and returned to the writers. Cargo Sale of Sugar and Molasses.—The cargo of the schooner E. C. Latham, from Matauzas, Cuba, was sold at auction yesterday by Messrs. York, Wil liams, Mclntire A Co. The following prices were realized: Muscovado molasses, 52c. per gallon; white Havana sugar, I5c. per pound: brown Muscovado sugar, 12>^c.; yellow Muscovado sugar, 13*£c. per pound. The attendance at the sale was not very large, and bidding was spirited. Several lots were sold to interior buyers. F. L. GUI*; chairman Street aud Lane coni. ! <\.iTtT.—Tho colored boy arrested as ac- : mi :ttt» uipted highway robbery on Satur' ,.::t iatt, was brought up before His Honor, the j .-tenisy. The evidence proved his complicity : ... j mi i|>dl agent in the operation to the exten 1 -Mi-tne; to outrun the policeman in pursuit of Ik was sentenced to ten days’ hard labor. .U!ni'--.’ii^ and William Taylor, seamen, beiong- <■? die vessels in the harbor, were charged .fusing insulting and abusive language to the Har. . MaMi r it appeared that while that olni^al was t ■ t.ic schooner Umma C. Latham hauled up to nuri he jammed the boat in which the two de- . n . v.-.-ic between the vessel and the piles. The . ^ unavoidable, but tbe mai iners got angry and ,i -h-.il injured feelings in a torrent^of abuse dr *:uxcipally at the gray beard of the Harbor . pike the wicked boys in thebiblc who taunted -.lurable prophet for a gray beard, the sailors r- - - iviuptlv gobbled up and confined in the bar- r..iv -• 1 r night. They were let off yesterday morn- .vitli hues of five dollars each. A} l ting nun who said he came from Hilton Head v dunged w ith having snatched a roll of bills cou- twenty-nine dollars, belonging to a colored i.ujau, from a counter in a store, and a pretty clear .jrrt-as made out against him. There were some jj.ifiil circumstances- counectod with the affair, • r, mill His Honor ordered the money to be re- .r.t-l the owuor and the culprit to bo locked up anl his character could bo farther investigated, ii >t<» man and two women were up on the charge .• quarreling in the streets aud disturbing the public it appeared, from the long and pathetic story il tinman, that his wife, one of the prisoners, was ?i astray by tho other woman, whom he openly :: awed ;to belonging to that class which is excluded •iituous society, and that his remonstrances I'nnuer of his bosom against bor downward hail been the occasion of the disturbance. Tkofficer testified th&3jj£piage made use of by all w- was fetich as^jjMHfcnd tlio public ear, and he •» mpelicd to arresKiRimto put u stop to it. The disetorgeff afca women ordered to .Mu-ncftjn 1 scrubbing out fifo Loug Room at the ach&iige. ^. ; Robert Robinson, (colored,) a boy about fifteen oil, was proved to have been fighting in the v.vj.ro the prejudice and good order of the public Ho was fined five dollars, with the alternative •: tiring at hard labor seven days in lieu of pay- • .Society Anniversary.—We are pleased to i.iit preparations are making by very many of in bars of the Union Society to attend the 117th ^ary, which is to be celebrated oil Tuesday : Marlow’s on the Central Railroad. The ineet- - • mites to be one of unusual interest, and it is - -i that all who have nt heart the benevoleii •Ms * i the Society will not only be present on the • u bat will use their influence to add to its mem- 1l Salomon Cohen, for many years a zealous and member, aud former President of the so bus be* ii selected to deliver the annual address. Heiulers with their families and friends who desire 5 atiie society have been kindly tendered by the Railroad Company a free passage to Marlow ^ back. The 1 rain will leave the depot for Marlow • o’clock on Tuesday morning. The Duncan Trl\l.—The trial of Duncan was re sumed yesterday. The counsel of the prisoner entered protest against tho authority of the commission since the Peace Proclamation of President Johnson, which was overruled. The Commission commenced the examination of witnesses for the defence. A full report will be found elsewhere. Harper’s Magazine for May.—Estill Bros., news dealers, corner Bull street aud Bay Lane, have re ceived Harper’s Magazine for May. They have also the April number of Scott’s.Monthly, published at At. lanta, Ga., aud all the New York illustrated and liter ary periodicals, besides a large stock of the latest novels and paper-covered literature generally. Attention is directed to the advertisement of Mrs .. ..... , ... f .nu n ia.i, n v . i . . . , . • W G McAdo, MilledcevilleiLt C H Gaylord, 13tliC\ Mary Turner, who has .lust received a complete stock T B Trust, Charleston U W Barker, do By Alderman Fen-ill— Whereas, Many of our citizens are preclnded by the nature of their occupations from, aocial recre&tion during tbe week, and because the preseat stringent Sunday laws tend to encourage Tice and intemperance, rather than promote order aud sobriety. Be it resolved. That the Sunday ordinances of this city be so amended as to allow Mda water and ice cream ssloons to be kept open on Sundays nutil 11 o’clock P. M.—soda water to be sold af,»u hours of the day and ice cream after five o’clock P. M.; pro vides, That nothing herein contained Shall he con strued as making any alteration in the law prohibiting the sale of spirituous liquors on that day. miscellaneous business. A proposal was received from Andy Hartshorn to remove all obstructions in Savannah Blver, between the entrance to the Ogeechee Canal and the Square Beacon at the mouth of the river. Referred to the Mayor and former Committee on Obstacles, consisting of Aldermen Lachlkmu, William son and Gue, with power to prepare contract and close the same. Ueelth transmitting certain resolution# pasted by that body. On motion, the communication waa referred to His Honor the Mayor, with power to act. A notification was received from the Commissioners of Pilotage that the city authorities must repair cer tain wharves and bulkeada at once. Received and laid on the table for future considera tion. Amount of accounts audited, $5,718 42. Council adjourned. JAMES STEWART, Clerk of .Council. City Court of Savannah. NOVEMBER TERM. 1864. fSTHEREAS, Z. M. Winkler, Levi DeWitt, Wm. B. 1V Hodgson, Nathaniel Nungazer, JacoD Waldbnrg „ and Miles D. Collins, urand Jnrora, summoned to at A communication waa received from tbe Board of- .tend at the prcAent term of tlihs Coart. anJ U^aworu ”a8 such Jurors, made default. U is ordered that each of them be fined in tbe sum of forty dollars each, un less they file good and sufficient canse of exenae on or before the next term of this Court. And whereas, Wm. H. May, Wm. Cooledge, Wm D. Etheredee, John C. Ferrell, Henry Styles, Bell and Wm. M. Charters, M. D., Talismen, summoned to attend at the present term of this Conrt and be sworn as Grand Jurors, made default. It is ordered that they be fined forty dollars each, unless they file good and sufficient cause of excuse on or before the next term of this Court. _ And whereas, John S. Sturtevant, Henry F. Ben nett, Alonzo Day, W. H. Cooper, A. Galloway, John A. Douglass, Tuos. Brannan, Wm. Green, Patrick Burns, aud M. Brown, Petit Jurors, summoned to attend at the present term of this Court and be sworn as such jurors, made default. It is ordered that they be fined twenty dollars each, unless they file good and sufficient cause of excuse on or before the first day of the next term of this Conrt. And w hereas, H. Gillum, Patrick Teding, Thomas Kennedy, Dominick Deacy, Michael Barrett, Morris Cohen, Alexander Fawcett, E. Brown, Patrick Laugh- lin, Christopher White. Anthony Basi6r. James W. White, Michael Feely, Thos. Carroll, Jno. J. Maurice, Tlios. Ginley, Jno. N. Muller, and Jas. Kennedy, Talismen, summoned on the Petit Jury at the pre sent term ol this Conrt and be sworn as such jurors, made default.. It is ordered that they be fined twen ty dollars each, unless they file good and sufficient cause of excuse ou or before the first d»y of the next term of this Court. True extract from the Minutes. PHILIP M. IIU9SELL, ap9-ist - Clerk. Arrivals at the Hotels. MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. LUCK. F Brintgan, Ft Pulaski REA Clolton, USA W F Bingham,-H Head J M Cooney, Ogeechee E u Adams, Atlanta Lt Col H B Sprague, N Y Mrs Col Sprague and two children, N Y Mrs Shobrick, N Y X W Conklin, New Haven Mrs T Burnham A child, Columbus, Ga G Clany and 2 servts J J Eagen, Opelika, Ala M D Walls, Syracuse, N Y G P MacMurdo, N Y W N Mesick, Hudson, NY! J Thompson, Burke co Capt J EGolwiscbe, 176th New York C N Andrews, 176tli N Y S K Wood, do A Halstead, J W Wilson, Savh SK Pettit, Ft Pulaski H R HolUnbeck, do E W Tuthill, do A H Mulligan, do U M Kineman and wire, Beaufort Capt E G Locke, 176lh NY Col Lewis, do E F English, H Head SCREVEN HOUSE—G. McGlNT.Y. Col Lagliton, Col Miller, Screven co Capt Ashton, do N B Holmes, do - J E Clark, do Capt Best, do Capt S S Levy, do t.'apt Hamilton, Screven Capt J Brock, D W Stevens, Bath A Martin, Ga J W Kearney, Halsendale Col J Devreaux and lady, Augusta B W Baruard, N Y F E Turnas, Augusta J W Wilson, S C W Mmpson, Brooklyn, NY PULASKI HOUSE—W. H. Wiltbekgek. of paper-hangings, window shades, gilt cornices, .kc of tlic latest styles ami superior quality, which she offers at the lowest prices. City Court of SavASKau.—'This being the return day of this Court for the May Term, all writs to be served should he lodged With the Clerk, P. M. Russell, Esq., before 12 M. , Valuable Caroo.—The American ship Gazpee, Capt. Emerson, was cleared at the Custom House yes terday by Messrs. Wilder & Fullartou, having ou board 2,923 bales upland cotton valued at $471,073 30. Wrecked Cotton Recovered.—The schooners Mail aud Swan arrived yesterday from the wreck of the lighter Abby B, having recovered about sixty bales of cotton. —We learn that the impression]still pre- v. ..great extent that tho mails arc sent to this ‘T ai the North by steamer, the Post Office being - ; t n the arrival of each New York steamer by suppose such to be the case, causing the ,v '4i needless annoyance and hindrance. L " : in understood that the mails are now neither ‘ nor sent by the steamers. The mail for ' aud the West closes each day at^jj p. m.; ~ from New York and the North is received c i - the early morning train from Augusta, - • ‘Lc Tor delivery at the opening of the Post ttc morning. fcoiRo T»T . License. '-u.j 5 without license was *W« r. - ;t >ntoGff *iict he Another case of brought before the yesterday morning. A man maned J. ■rested by a policeman after he had some kind of preparation in bottles, in-mended as unsurpassed for some pur- •-uter, at the houses of several citizens. The ^ ■ . ratted in defence an entire ignorance on his - ordinance requiring him to take out a this bnsmess. His Honor, in considera- . - -i apparent honesty of intention, dismissed " ll h the payment of costs. ■ ’' --Cl.—Mr. James Stewart desires us '-Jee the very liberal donations from his ""Vimgtoii Ward, to tho Metropolitan Fire jj, -- I hursday cuing, through tho hands of h; : / ' iJonnott—the sum of one hundred dol- _ . -rihed aud paid into the company It : . , 11 r£ - The aubsoyibers being geuerally a.. means, their libera! donations will not y, 0 -Metropolitans. it,, “r-iut algo acknowledges gratefully the fol- A P Lambeth, C R R J 11 Beall, A A. G R K B Dennis, P Butler, Darien D A Ripley, N Y IW W King, leapt G P Howe, 176th NY J Russell, A A G K R J S Merrill, do J Brown, charleston Dr A T Cheatham, DavisJs H Littlefield, boro’ Ga |Mrs Dove A daughter W M Erwin, Davtsboro’ |J W Holly, Mac-on J VV Spratt, Ga |C HDay, Charleston Shipping Intelligence. A^iiuiature Almanac—Tills l)ay» Sun rises 5 29 Sun sets 6 31 HIGH WATER. At Tybee 11 27|AtPort 12 57 UQS: central Railroad aud Bankiug Com- -‘i’ir.T ^°Hars; Atlantic and Gulf Railroad ; j H .. u t ' ^ 0 Hars; ^tivaunab Gas Light Company, ^ fund a m.' U ** ra P i( ^Y made up, lacking now ... hundred dollars of the amount ne- 4 »7U( the final payment. -hv i"*/ t A Ue R r ^> named W. L. Jones was ar- ore J' e *terday at the market trying to tiiule. The mule was identified and 0TV Uor;4 . and the negro having him, and °P in ♦'* ^ In 8ai( ^ He‘had borrowed it of, out } ^ ayor s Court yesterday. The case j- ^ r;|T H er complicated one, and the ^Hoqoj t tSaiU * lle ^ t H® niore obscure it became. Ul71e ^ H ov cr to Justice Jno. A. Staley for aDt ^ at last accounts **401; dozen or more ^"ared to be implicated in the larceny. "HI be held by Justice Staley tO- • A Cr-—~ : r * rt Mi'i. Lt f5uMM£a Residence fob Sale.—We ^ $-Lav e V.'^ atttntion to the advertisement of Maj. ^atthD ]° rt ’ 0fleriu ® for His summer resi- j, fjQ Hope. The property comprises a a H the necessary out buildings, a e holding 10,000 gallons of water, and ^tho^ U residence or a hotel. It pos- a ^ a<ivan tages attainable by a residence on is re aohed by a pleasant drive over the ’ sllfe U road. Tlie place is desirably located and •^Uoed Hay.—Messrs, Bell, Wylly A Cfcrt, VM at auct ‘on yesterday the following lots J 4y: 1^1 bales at 27c. per cwt.; 194 bales w cwt. » remaining in the Post Office* [official.] PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL* Savannah, March 18th, 1866. Council met. Present: His Honor Edward C. Anderson, Mayor; Aldermen Wylly,. Laclilison, Williamson, Gue, Cun ningham, Casey, Ferrill, Soullard, McMahon, Johnson and Schley. The minutes of the previous meeting were read aud confirmed. The Information aud Fine Dockets were rtiad and confirmed. SPECIAL ORDER OF BUSINESS. lt having been ordered at tlie last, regular meeting of Council that the proposed new contract with the Savannah Gas Light Company be made a special order of business for this meeting, tho.contract as proposed was again presented to the Board for action, Whereupon, alter discussion the following resolu tion was adopted: By Alderman Gue— Resolved, That action iu the premises be deterred until the next meeting of Council, and that the Chief of Police be instructed to report the number of lights lit by the Gas Company nightly ; also, those lamp3 which are not lighted. Alderman Cunningham, an one of the Committee on Rice, stated, in reference to the report submitted by that committee at last meeting in relation to the price paid for rice to private parties, said rice having been turned over to the city by Gen Sliermau, that he had* carefully examined all the account sales of said rice and found that the price allowed was a fair anil liberal remuneration to the owners of the same. REPORTS READ AN1) ADOPTED. The Committee on Finance, to whom was referred the petition of Patrack Scanlon, Keeper of Squares and Crossings, for an advance of wages, beg leave to report that they have carefully considered the same, and recommend that his pay be increased so ns to amount to sixty dollars per month. Jno. C. Ferrill, Chairman. The Committee on Finance, to whom was referred the petition of Robt. D. Walker, Esq., Chairman Board of Trustees Methodist Episcopal Church, und Francis Sorrel, Chairman Board of Trustees oi the Indepen dent Presbyterian Church, asking Council to exempt irom ground rent certain lots held by their respective denominations, upon which parsonages, lecture and school rooms are located, beg leave to report: In the present financial condition of the city all must make j sacrifices to sustain its credit, and wqjdo not consider , it .just and proper, at the present time, to grant fur ther exemptions from taxes on ground rents. Jno. C. Ferrill, Chairman. Tho Committee on Docks and Wharves, to whom was referred the request of Messrs. Hunter & Gam- mell, expressing a desire that the City Council “grant them the control of certain wharves so long as they were occupied by them for steamship purposes,” res pectfully report: That they h?.ve given the subject proper attention, and conclude that it would be unad- visable to grant the request. They consider that it would establish a precedent for future similar applica tions, which, if assented to, would render it extreme ly difficult for sailing as well as other vessels to obtain .berths for the discharge of their cargoes, for the com plaint is general, and believed to be well founded, that there is not at tho present time sufficient wharf room or front for the accommodation of vessels arriving at our port. It would also conflict with the duties of the Harbor Master, and would especially violate the sixth rule, which waa recommended by the Commissioners of Pilotage and confirmed by Council March 29th, 1860. Respectfully submitted, John Williamson, Chairman. The Fire Committee, to whom was referred the-ap- plication of the Metropolitan Steam Fire Engine Com pany for five hundred feet steamer hose to be purchased by the city, would respectfully recommend that the same be granted. C. C. Casey*, Chairman. Alderman Gue, Chairman of Coramitte on Streets and Lanes, made a statement in relation to a communica tion from the City Surveyors, laid before the Commit tee, proposing to connect the sewers on Drayton street with the sewers on Perry street lane, so as to ’drain that} section of Drayton street which has been much omplained of in consequence of waste water from the the Marshall House ; whereupon, the following reso lution waa adopted: By Alderman Laclilison— Resolved, That proposals be advertised for building a sewer, connecting from Broughton street lane to Perry asreet lane, the excavation not to be included, said proposals to be handed in within a week from date. ORDINANCES READ A SECOND TIME AND PASSED* An ordinance iu relation tp stevedores and porters, their licenses and badges. An ordinance to prevent the throwing of ashes, bal last, rice chaff aud other substances into the Savannah river. PORT OF SAVANNAH. Friday, April 20, latse. Arrived* Steamer Tamiuend, Rainnee, Charleston—Alex Hardee. Sclir Oliver Cromwell, Delano, St Helena ardson t£ Baruard. Steamer Clarion, Milliken, Darien, etc.—Chas Colby A Co. -Hlch- Clcared. Steamship Hunter, Rogers, New York—Hunter A Qaminell. Steamer Lizzie Baker, King, Palatka, etc—Clag- horn A Cunningham. Si earner Express, Moody, Augusta—F WSitns & Co. Steamer Chas S Hardee, Joliuson, Macon—Erwin A Hardee. Steamer Clarion, Milliken, Brunswick, via Darien— Chas L Colby A Co. Schr Oliver Cromwell, Delano, St Helena—Rich ardson A Barnard. Schr Mattie E Tuber. Arnott, Philadelphia—Hunter & Ganimell. Schr Artie Garwood, Godfrey, Philadelphia—Hun ter &. Gammell. Ship Uoapee. Emerson, Liverpool—Wilder A Ful- larton. S* hr E C Latham, Jordan, Boston—L T Whitcomb. Revenue .steamer Nansemoud, Goldsborough. from a cruise soutu. Exports. Per steamer Clarion, from Da? ien—118 bales up- lnud cotton. Per steamship Hunter, for New York—280 bales upland cotton, 204 do leather, Co do domestics, 27 sticks timber, 50 empty barrels, 3 bbls syrup, 1 to bacco press, 16 pkgs. Per schr Mattie E Taber, for Philadelphia—171 sticks p p timber. Per schr Artie Garwoud, for Philadelphia—129.556 feet p p timber. Per ship Gaspee. for Liverpool—2,923 bales upland cotton. ^ Per schr E C Latham, for Boston—1,008 sacks salt. Passengers. Per steamship Hunter, for New York—C Conner, Mrs Short, J C Sturtevant, Mrs Howe. consignees. Per steamer Clarion, from Darien—Brigham & B, Erwin A H, and others. v. Consignees per Central tiallro«d. • APRIL 20, 1866. 813 bales cotton, 198 pigs lead, 10 bales domestic. 4 bbls dried fruit, li sacks potatoes, 1 car machinery, 12 cars lumber, l car baggage and md9e, to Brady, S.Sc Co, J R Boall, J M Klnchley, W H Stark, Weed, C A Co, Col Carling, J F Chance, J G Clarke, LaRoche & J. Llnville <f- G, C D Rodgers, J W Anderson, B H Haraee, Gourdm, MACo, Duncan A J, C Green A Son, Wilder A F, W R Fleming. Jones A Way, W Battersby & Co, L J Guiluiartin A Co, J VV Rabun, B M Neely, Brigham, B a Co, Colby A Co, M S Cohen. Financial and Commercial. Wanted Situation Wanted. B Y a middle &fe4 man, in a wholeaale dry g0 o<la or grocery store. Understand* p»ck!n*, marking, shipping and receiving goods. The very beat of ref erences given. Apply at 207 Bay street. febl9-u\ ' r WANTED. A Y’OUNG LADY from Baltimore, who has had six years experience in Teaching wishes to make an engagement in a Southern family either as govern ess for children under fifteen years of age, or as a companion for an Invalid lady. She Is competent to instruct children thoroughly in all the branches of a plain English Education. No objections.to taking the entire charge of some little girl* who have no mother. Testimoulalaor the highest order from some of the first families of Maryland, Tor whom she has lieen teaching. All communications addressed to Miss Morton and left at this office will meet with prompt attention. as “ Reconstructed l" CHAMPION & FREEMAN B EG to inform the public generally, and their old friends particularly, that they have re-openhd their store, corner of B»y and Drayton street^ and are now offering lor sale on reasonable terms a well- ; elected stock of GROCERIES, such as Flour, Bacon, Sugar, Coffee, Crackers, To bacco, Segurs, Soap, Starch, Smoked Tongues, Can dles, Spices, Brooms, Buckets, Smoked Beef, and the nsnal assortment of Xj a!7 tf I Q XT O R S, PATENT MICA CANVAS ROOFING. T HE CANVAS ROOFING Is adapted to buildings of every description. In all climates, and can be applied to steep or flat roofs. We recommend its use on Factories, Foundries, Store-houses, Cotton Sheds, Railroad Depots, and upon all buildings where steam la used and a Fire-proof Roof required. The foundation of the Canvas Roofing is a heavy hemp canvas, which is completely saturated and coat ed on both sides with onr improved Water-prooi Composition, which excludes moisture and prevents rot. The upper surface of the Roofing is protected from the action of the weather by covering it with the ground mineral Isinglass or Mica, which is pressed into llio Water-proof Composition, making a hard surface, beautiful in appearance and a sure protection against lire. The Mica being a reflector and non-con doctor of heat, no Roof Is so cool in summer. Tbe Canvas Roofing is mado into sheets seventy-five feet long by forty Miches wide, making a surface of 230 square feet in each shcec. This Roofing has only to be nailed to the roof to make a Durable Fire and Water proof Roof. PATENT INDIA RUBBER ROOFING PAINT THIRTEEN YEARS IN USE. Tills Paint has been In extensive osa for over twelve years, und it is the best coating that can be used for Tin Roofing. Leaky Tin Hoofs ran be readily re- pa red to last many years at a trifling expense, that will, in many cases, save the expense of a new Tin R. -of. Roofing Paint mixed ready for use, so that It can be put on with the ordinary paint brash. Price $40 per barrel of 40 gallons. Work done, or material sold to petaons that wish to do their own work, with lull instructions to apply tlie same. -» Samples and circulars to be seen at WRIGHT, GIBBS & CO., , No. 7 Jones’ Block, Bay st. For County Rights, address SCOFIELD, WILLIAMS A CO., Augusts. T. S. CUMMIN'G, Agent. al4-imo Savannah, Geo. NEW JOB PRINTING OFFICE. C HARLES E. O’SULLIVAN respectfully Informs lii-i friends and tbe public that he is now pre pared, with new materials, to execute Job Printing at his office, City Hotel Building,Bay street, third dQor east of Whitaker, second floor. Patronage is earnestly solicited. al6-tf Jobe’s Infallible Itch Ointment. A Sure care for tbe Itch, Salt Rheum, and all Skin /V Diseases, Frosted Feet, &c. MORGAN, LORD A CO.. Wholesale Druggists, 46 Dev street, New York. Wholesale Agents for the Halted States and Canadas. For sale by all Druggists. a!2-lm Atlanta Market. Atlanta, April 19, 1866. Business was only moderate yesterday, with prices a little unsettled. Our heaviest dealers are bolding the best article .oi' White Corn at $1 25, and Yellow Mixed at $1 20al 22. We heard of several transactions at those figures Inferior lots, in poor condition for shipment, were sold at lower figures. Bacon remains firm at our quotations in another column. The stock of Flour on the market continues heavy in the lower grades, with prices firm at our regular quotations. Dry Goods have slightly declined, with a moderate demand only. Money Market.—Gold has declined a cent since our quotations of yesterday. Our brokers are buying at 24 and selling at ‘26c. Silver buying at 18 aud selling •at 22c. Considerable Gold offering, holders evincing a disposition to sell. Good demand for bank bills at our quotations, but not many offering. PETITIONS READ AND GRANTED. Petition of John Deacy to be allowed to make cer tain repairs on wooden building according to existing ordinance. Petition A. B Luce, attorney, ho be allowed to make certain repairs to a wooden building according to ex isting ordinance. PETITIONS READ AND REFERRED, WITH POWER TO ACT. Petition of Mrs. Mary Ann Bradly, asking permis sion to erect a stoop or staircase to her house ou Tay lor street. Petition of Wm. Swoll, asking permission to repair certain wooden buildings according to ordinance. . PETITIONS READ AND REFERRED. Petitions of sundry citizens asking for further time to be allowed in the period now established by resolu tion of Council for the payment of ground rents now due the city. * , Petition of P. N. Box, asking an extension of time so as to allow him to raise amount to pay ground rent now due. The above petitions were referred to tho Committee on Finance. Action of Marshal suspended until fur- jJIRED by Wagner out of Fanny King, by Glencoe, ther orders. ^ will make the season at Cherry Hill PIantatlon, Petition of P. J. Fleming, asking that he be allowsd r ^ - * -* • - ~ to purchase or lesise certain city lots. Referred to Committee on Public Sales and City Lots. PETITIONS READ AND DISPOSED OF BY RESOLUTION. Petition of James Monahan, appealidg to Council to suspend action in relation to the order of the Mayor and Chief Firemen, which wa,s based upon the case as tried before the Mayor’s {Court, aud the premises having been examined by the officers of the Savannah Fire Company as follows: Savannah, April 11th, 1866. We have this day examined the premises belonging to James Monabau, ou Bay street, near East Broad street, complained of by Jacob Woinheimer as a viola tion of the Fire Ordinances of tho city of Savannah, and find that the repairs put there amount to a clear contravention of the same. It is therefore ordered that said structure be pulled down or removed within the next ten days, unless otherwise released .ly decree of tho Board of Aldermen. The costs in this case, amounting to eleven dollars and fifty cents, will be paid by the defendant. - Edward C. Anderson, Mayor. * C. C. Casey, Chief Firemen. Aldermen Ferrill offered the following resolution: In the matter of James Monahan, be it Resolved, That all proceedings be suspended by this Board until an ordinance can be adopted and acted on by Council. Lost, 4 to 7. Whereupon Alderman Schley offered the following resolution, which was adopted. Resolved, That tbe action of the Mayor and Chief] Fireintn to cootaped. J. Audlky Maxwell. John C. Reynolds. MAXWELL & REYNOLDS, Civil Engineers and Surveyors, WILL rUBNIBH THE BEST TOPOGRAPHICAL MAPS to Land Sellers, and, if employed by Buyers, will ex amine and • eport upon lands In the market, office—Bull slfee*, oj poslto Post Office, se cond floor. Post Office Box, 480. Refer to Juhn Screven, President S. A. A G. R. R. and A. A G. R. R.; N. A Hardee & Co. al81iu* TBE THOROUGHBRED RICE HORSE DALLAS, one mils from 1% Station, Atlantic ft Gulf Railroad. Term-!. $30 for the season, payable at time of ser vice. Parties sending mares can have them properly red for at $12 per month. a6 lm H. W. Meacre. E. 4J. A»d«os, J eN . MERCER & ANDERSON, Commission Merchants, No. 10 STODDARD’S UPPER RANGE, BAY ^ STREET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA* Wanted to Rent, TJtMKDIATELY, two moderate sited ROOMS, with ,i the privilege of cooking, for a family. Address T. W„ at this office. To Rent. A N np-stalr* OFFICE in onr building la offered for Beat. Possession can be given immediately. a*C-3 CLAGHORN ft CUNNINGHAM. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, T HE most beautiful Country Seat Iu Illinois con tstiuins about 600 acres, known as Bellevue Moqnd, within two hours’ ride or St. Louis, near tbe county seat. Plenty of frnit and sh->de trees, fine nuildinus and fences. Will be exchanged for real estate in oi near Sayannah. For particulars, apply to J c. WICKER, soon, at the U. S. Direct Tax Com missioner's office, corner South Bruad and Lincoln strests, Savannah. al8-tf FAIR! FAIR!] T HE Ladles of Valdosta propo-ie holding a Grand Fair for the beueflt of all the Churches, in this place, commencing on the 2d day of May. As the Chun-Ues In that locality are greatly In need ol nods, the good ladies have labored hard and re sor.ed to this means by which money may be aceu mutated to build up what four years of war has de- stioyed. Iu behalf of the Ladles 1 appeal to all concerned iu this good work, to pay them a visit ou that day. Ample accommodations can be had at Stewart's Hotel by all visitors. All parties interested in the promotion of Chris tianity can aid tbe good work by making contribu- (ions,'either in money or such goods aud wares as are usually offered for sale at Fairs. All contributions should be rorwarded to CHAS. T. STUART, ai7-td Stuart's Hotel, Valdosta, Ga. Groceries and Liquors: CHEESE. BOXES “HAR." .mall state Dairy CheeM 6u boxes Extra Cream Cbec.se So boxes Superior Pine Apple Cheese Jut rec- lvtd aud for'sale hv HILTON ft RANDELL,' al7-6 , 193 Bay street 75 1 T. J. DUNBAR & CO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN WINES. LIQUORS SEGARS. 4C. ~IA-T Say Street, SAVANNAH, GA., (NEXT DOOR ABOVE REPUBLICAN OFFICE.) W E |fc the attention ol the Trade find tbe Pub lic generally to onr laryv and elegant assort ment of Win OH, l.lquurs. Cordial., Conserves, Se ga ra, etc., etc., , which is not excelled by any similar establishment in the States. We »re sole proprietors af DUNBAR’S CELE BRATED WORMWOOD 1 OHDIAL, the reputation of wbi -It is fully established in this and foreign conn- tries; DUNBAR'S well known STOMACH BITTERS, gn .ranted superior to any article of the kind, de signed expressly for h-.irl and family use: DUN BAR’S SCHIEDAM Cordial SCHNAPPS, war ranted of the utmost parity, and put np expressly for onr bouse, of wh'n it w are sole proprietors and importela Sole A gen is f.n Robert Smith’s cele- biwtcd PHILADELPHIA A t.h), in coses and barrels; RAglifilt, Scotch and American ALB and PORTER, BRANDY, Scotch and Bourbon W HISKEY and AR RACK HUNCHES, formerly well known throughout tic- United Suites, put np by us Incases for export ana home ronsnmpuun. T. J. D. A Co. are sole Agents for A. ft H- W. C-ctherwood’s Pure RYE WHISKIES, XX and XXX brands, giiui'auleeU onsuriseised in quality and ex cel!. u*.e Constantly on hand, n large aud well so- lecLii stock of BOURP.GN and WHEAT WHISKIES, wGriity the cttenlh n of the trade and connoisseurs generally. An assortment ol SEGARS of finest f rudes, manufactured and imported expressly for this uuso, w hich we offer at the very lowest net cash pi ices BRANDI ES, GINS, WfXES, CHAMPAGNES, and every description and grade of Foreign Liquors imported directly by this house, end f u r sale in bond or duty paid, at lowest market rates. d26-tf HAVANA SEGARS, PIPES, Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO. rpHE subscriber has jut received a large stock Havana Segars, rhioh he would invite particular attention, e has also an extensive assortment of JVTeerslianm 2?ipes, SEGAR TUBES and BRIARWOOD PIPES. The various brands of Chewing and Smoking To bacco at his Establishment are all of the first qnality. Please call and examine for yourselves, at _£F. CONSTANT' jl-tf |Boll st. oppoaite Post Office. Dress Making and French Mil linery. urns. M. RAWLS Is now opening, and will keep on IU hand, a handsome stock of Millinery, consist ing or Bonnets, Bata, Caps, Derbya, Head Drassea. Nets, Ac , at Mrs. Dot’s old stand. No. 16 Barnard at., between C ngresa and Bronghton. al7-lm Scotch, Cartsherrie No. 1. * FOB SALE BT nlKOdlD Sundries- 10W B .KHELS POTATOES 50 BARRELS ONIONS. 50 TIERCES SHOULDER); AND SIDES Landing par Cambria and for sc,!, by 0)13 _ Mtj’KY. BKA-1'HE da » O. Honey Syrup. • 1A MILS os t.Uii- well-kuonji Syrui> Jn*i l’f'eelvxi rtilit lot !»* hv HILTON RANDELL, ail 5 19.8 Bay street. Scranton, Smith & Co. KE2P CONSTANTLY ON HAND CUGICE 01.0 Bit tVDIKS, WHI.iKF.Y, GIN, WINKS, dec. EVERY VARIETY OF GROCERIES, ai.eo, Hay. Cut-u. Oats and Brail, strictly at wholesale to the ’rade) und we flatter ourselves that we can make it to tin- interest r.T d- del. in patrou'ftte us, St the hi a.1 id bay, -if/poetre JefUuw.n at. nilO-tf FIERCE SKEHAN, . Wholesutp and -Retail Dealer ill Fine Groceries. Boots a ml Shoes, Clothing, For eign and Domestic- Wines, Liquors and Segars. A'so, SkeUau's Celebrated GOLDEN ALE CHAMPAGNE CIDER. In bottle and in wood. Loudon -.ud Dublii. Brawn Stout, Scotch and Eng lish Ales, Ac. Liberal deduc tion ;o be trade- 176 BROI.'GHTuN STREET. SAVANNAH, til v -i t Hut ti-2 Liberty street, N. Y. - GROCERIES. Qft Boxes Sr. Jago buuut, very handsome OU 60 ni ls Baltiiiir.re Refined Sugar, A, B and C Su 200 crushed icar and Powdered do clioire Florida Syi-ttu do Flour^Siipcrflue and Extra Family do CtderVlt.bgir UK) boxes Green Teas 10 h:-.;. elicits Bi-ark Teas 153 kits No. l Mackerel vii dots Collins' Ax-s ion kegs Naila. w,. red sfzee^ 25 do 6 and >> Inch Spikes loo do/. Painted B ickeis 6o do Brooms Hill bugs -not ■- 1 Tf Together wttli a geneia: assortment cf all other arti cles m the Grocery line, for sale by W. II. STARK, ap41m Corner Lincoln and Bay streets H. Gr. RUWE, WHOLESA.IJC PKAI.KR IN Foreign and Domestic Liquors, WINES, CIGARS, GROCERIES, ALE AND LAGER, Johnson’s Square, opposite the Pulaski House, Corner St. Julien and Bryan 8ts. fFaUigaht's old Paint Stand. A large Invoice of ,. Potatoes and Apples Jnst received. J3T Agent for H. Clausen's celebrated Phoenix Steam Brewery, Now York : A. M. Binnlnger ft Co’* London Dock Gin, and Club Sauce. mar!4 KIRLIN & BURKE, WHOLKSA1 Ji HEALERS IN ALES, Wlffi AND LIQUORS, CORNER WHITAKER VTRKET AND BAY LANK. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED ft DELIVERED. an*l * tf "Stoppiogr En^pire Line Pffi HEW YORK. Atlantic Mail Hteamahip Company. PASSAGE RATES: Cabin $26 DO; Steerage $5110, wllk Sub sistence $10 00. The new and fast steamship MISSOURI, Love land, commander, witl sail as above, ou Saturday, April 31, at 13 o’clock ni. For freight or pamage, having accommodations su perior to any tteamer in this trade, apply to . B. H. HARDEE, No. 12 Stoddard’s Rouge. GARRISON A ALLEN, Agents, Sir No. 5 Bowling Green. N. Y. FOR CHARLESTON, VIA BEAUFORT. Carrying the United States Mall. aits? The first-class steamer EMILI Ei Capt. BxauroKT, will leave the Charleatou Steamboat Wharf for the above porta ou On Sunday, 33d, nt A p. w. preeUely. For freight or passage, having good accommoda tions, apply to the Captain, on board, or to m E. E. HERTZ ft CO., a20 Bay street. FOK AUGUSTA AND WAY LANDINGS ON THE RIVER. The fine steamer General Berry will 1 rave for Augusta on Saturday, April 3lst, at — o’clock. For freight, apply to CHARLES L. COLBY A CO., a!9 Corner Bay and Abercoru st*. FOB NEW YORK SIDE-WHEEL SHIP, AtLANTIC COAST Af all Hteamsliip Company. STANDARD LIQUORS, 207 BAY STREET. (MW WE WHISKEY. 100 CASES or this celebrated Whiskey. For sal by MACKY, BEATTIE ft Co., m2 ' 203 and 205 Bay street. Freight taken atOne Half Cent per Pound on CAttM,ie ai low as any other ’ship. Ih< new aud splendid aide-wheel steamship HERMAN LIVINGSTON/ 2, tona burthen, J. B. Bxaxa, commander, will aa nher regular day, Saturday, April 31st, at 11 o’clock a. m. For freight or passage, having accommodations equal to any ship iu the trade, apply to *16 WILDER A FULLARTON. Pacific Mall Steamship Company’* Through Cine to California, TPOUCHING at Mexican Ports, and carrying the J. United States Mail. Through iu Twenty-two day*. Steamships on the Atlantic: Arizona, Henry Chaun- cey, New York, Ocean <|ueen, Northern Ugh-, Costa Rica; connecting with the Colorado, Constitution, Golden City, Sacramento, Golden Age, Montana, Ac. One of the above large and splendid steamships will leave Pier No. 42 North River, toot or Canal street, at 12 o’clock noon, on the 1st, lltb and 21st of every month, (except when those dates fall on Sunday, and then on tbe preceding Saturday,; for Asplnwall, con- neettng via Panama Railway, with one of the Com pany’s steamships from Panama for San Fnur.laco, touching at Acapulco. Departure* of 1st and 21st connect at Panama with steamer* tor South Pacific and Central American ports. Those of 1st touch 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 rate* to clergymen and their families and school teachers; soldiers having honorable dis charges, Half Fare. One bundrtd pounds baggage allowed each adult Baggage-masters accompany baggage through, and attend to ladles and children without male' protec tors. Baggage received ou the dock the day beiore sailing, lrom steamboats, railroads, and passengers who prefer to send down early. An experienced snrgcon ou board. Medicine and attendance free. For passage tickets, or further information, apply st the Company’s ticket office, on the Whan, foot o'i Canal street, North River, New York. F. W. G. BELLOWS, all-3m Agent. FOR CHARLESTON. Carrying the United States Hall. •STEAMER FANNIE, CAPTAIN McNELTY, will leave as abdve from the Florida Steamboat wharf, foot of West Broad street, on Every Thursday Morning at 10 a. m. This boat Is in very excellent order, (s commanded by officers of experence; and has superior state room accommodations lor passengers While the boat Ison her trips, freight will be re ceived and stored In fire-proof warehouse, free of ex R . Way freight pat able on wharf. debt taken after 12 o'clock ou day of sailing. No freight received alter 9 o'clock on day ol sail ing. For freight or passage, apply to P. M. MYRRLL, Agt, al2 Harris' Buildings, Bay street. Or to W. Juumooh. ou wharf. Catawba Brandy. JNVOICE of Harper ft Co., for sale by MACKY, BEATTIE ft CO., 120 203 and 206 Bay street Direct Importation. 5 CASKS Super! cetved and for ep1e l.y lor Button (English) Ale, ]nst re- r ep1e l-.y CUNNINGHAM, PURSE ft CO. Catawba Wine. OASES (still) vintage of 1662, for sale by MACKY. BEATTIE ft-CO., 203 and 206 Bay street. Marett Brandy. 1A OCTAVES 1668. direct from bond, for sale by JLU MACKY. BEATTIE A CO., n n *03 and 206 Bay street. BELLS. B irin of any weight required cast to order, at short notice. An experience of ovsr forty yean in -aattnw bells enables ns to produce them or a su perior quality. * HENRY N. HOOPER & CO., m9-Sm Cypress Shingles, I FLIT and Sewed sO-tf Just received and for sale by BLAKEWOOD ft OAT. FOR JACKSONVILLE, VIA PERN AN DINA. |f The fine, fsst-salllog steamer, DICTATOR, L. M. Cohtteb, Master, will leave Tellur's wharf on Every WMandsy Afternoon nt 4 o’clock. We are prepared to receive freight at onr ware house on the whai£ at the goiDg rates. She haa elecautand spacious accommodations for pasaenesn, and wo trust will receive a share of pub- lie DAtronsge. L. J. GUILMARTIN ft CO., - Agents. all-tf For Liverpool. The A No. 1 Korwegiui ship PROTECTOR. Capt. Maroni having a large portion of her cargo engaged, will have quick despatch for the above port. freight engagements, apply to BRIGHAM, BALDWIN A CO. For 1 FOR HAWKINSVILLE & MACON. VIA DOOTOHTOWN AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS. The newllight draft iron steaaier Z. B. Vance, Capt. Joan J. Goiaata, Shioping. Pioneer, Line FOR NEW YORK. The splendid steamship HUNTER, Rogers,Com mander. will leave for the above port ou her regular day, Prlday, April 304b, nt 13 o’clock Bf. ilarionl r u^ I t y °^*? !aKe ’ haT,nK * nperi0r acwn> “"- a,s HUNTER ft GAMMIiLL. FOR AUGUSTA. The fast, new and atancch steamer EXPRESS, Capt Moodt, having part of her cargo engaged, will have imme diate dispatch. For freight or poeeage, apply on board, or to F. W. SIMS ft CO., Agents. Freight received at all times for steamers Express and Elipse at Lower Hydranilc Press. a13 American and Mexican MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.! x First-class side-wheel Steamship# Manhattan and Vera Cruz. Passage from Savannah to Vera Crus and Havant (per eteanullipa o the Empire I.iue to New York), same t ate as from New York. Ti}' l H V 1‘5 ruz '»‘ n Ht, *P at Sisal on the way out The MauUattan will stop at Sinl-tm the way home. BATES OF PASSAGE-PAYABLE IN GOLD: From New York to Havana, First Cabin, $50 • steer age, $30. From New York to Vera Crus, First Cabin, $100: Steerage, $50. From Havana to Vera Crux, First Cabin, $15 - Steer- a.-e. $30. From Havana to New York, First Cabin, $60; Steer age, $30. From Vera Crux to Havana, First Cabin, )6o; Steer age, $30. From Vera f ’’u- *r» New York, First C»blu, $120; Ste.ruge, CHARLES A. WHITNEY, Agent, 26 Broadway, N. Y., U. 8. For passage, apply to B. H HARDEE, u7-tf - 12 Stoddard s Raue For Charleston. The splendid steamer DICTATOR, 1,000 tons, Capt. L. M. Coxcttkk, will leave as above from Telfair’s wharf Every Saturday at 9 a. m., and every Monday at 4 p. in. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to ’ „ L. J. GUILMARTIN ft CO., For Palatka,, E. Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA RYS, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATAfl Tue elegant and very fast steam packet - SYLVAN SHORE Capt. JAMES TUCKER, having been specially fitted np for this rontd, w leave lor the above places t Every Tuesday Morning at 10 o’clock. All freight, payable by shippers. Fur freight or passage, having superior accommo dations, apply at the office, Florida Steam Packet Wharf, or to CLAGHORN ft CUNNINGHAM, J2T tf Agents. FOR NEW YORK. f -nv- The bark NEW LIGHT, having bnlk ot rfcUaOher cargo engaged, will have quick dea- as above. r^- for freight, apply to m31 CRANE ft GKAYBILL. For Liverpool. The British bark ION, Wll- ,lets, master. For . freight engagements, T. R. ft J. G. MILLS. 1 SALE, RIVER STEAMBOATS and TOW BOATS, of various sixes and draft. ALSO, Sailing Vessels, steam Barges, ftu. ' A. M. DA COSTA, No. 42 Water street, N. Y. For Palatka, VIA BRUNSWICK, ST. MARY’S, PER NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICpLATA. The new and fast sailing Steammj, LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. N. King! Having been placed permanently upon thia routs wld leave for the above places on \ Friday Morning, 30th, at 10 o’clock, and continue to leave every Friday morning thereafter at same hour. 1 Returning, she will leave Palatka every Sunday morning, Ficolala every Sunday forenoon, and Jack sonville every Monday morning, arriving at Savan nah on Tuesday morning. Freight received at all times at the warehouse ou the wharf. All freight payable by shippers. / For freight or passage, having splendid cabin ac commodation, apply at the oflics on Florida Steam Packet wharf, or to CLAGHORN ft CUNNINGHAM, ]24-tf Agent*. DRAMATIC. A Complete Assorment of French’s Play Books, at ESTILLS NEWS DEPOT, m23 Bui! St., next to the Post Offiee ATTENTION DROVERS, 6^} AND OTHERS. CITY OK SAVANNAH. Omos Ci.cxx or Council., ] April 14th, 1866. T HE attention of Drovers and all parties, resident and non-resident, bringing stock to tlds dty for sale is called to the following Extract from Ordi nance 30th December. 1368: * . ». -« » - • # # Sec. 6. That each and every person who bos not ac tually lived in this city .for twelve months immediate ly previous, and who shall carry on any faculty, profes sion, occupation or employment, or snail offer-sotodo by advertising, exhibiting-a sign, selling or offering to sell by sample, or taking or offering to taka orders for the sale nr purchase of goods or otherwise, shall first take out a license, and pay tharafor to the City Treasurer a stun not leas than twenty dollsts nor more than two hundred dollars, at the discretion of the Mayor, and each and every person who shall ne glect or refuse to comply with the loregoing provisions of this section shall on conviction thereof before the Mayor in the Police Conrt, be fined in a sum not ex ceeding two bandied dollars, one-half to tbe informer. By order EDW. C. ANDBUON, Mayor. J ucss Stxwaet, Clerk of Council. a!4-6 LIVERPOOL SILT AND COM C AAA SACKS Salt in store vrvUU 5, WO sacks Salt landing K tons Liverpool Coal, per bark loo For sate by Kis s T. H. ft J. G. MUXS. ■fe’phwain&IliHki!! viiilii BREWES.'UMMf/.i: ALESE.PCF.TtR