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Newspaper Page TextYocAL MATTERS. ^: eD S£SDAT MORNING. MaV », 1S6«. iWi’ ,»rn** of Stnimahipi nnd Steamers FOR NXW YORK. Hunter, Thursday, May 10, at — o’clock. I inship Loo, Thursday, May 10, at — o’clock, kinship San Salvador, Saturday, May 12th, at 4 !lvK p. m- ' - uio.-hip General Bsrnc-s, Saturday, May 12th, at Veek p. m jmship 1 FOB BALTLMOHK. . C. Knight, Saturday, May lrtb, at — i- amshlp Fannie, Friday, May 11th at — o’clock, FOR AUGUSTA. vainer Swan, every Wednesday morning, at 9 -'C k* ‘ <- e »mor Laura, every Friday evening at 5 o'clock. y.r Hard Times, every Saturday morning at , o’clock- j.fjucr General Berry, Saturday, May 12th, at — o'clock- FOR CHARLESTON. ircimer Kmilie, every Tuesday and Friday after- ,' at 4o'clock. .•earner Dictator, every Saturday morning at 9 r jock. .[saaer Kalo, every Friday morning. FOB HA.WXlMBVTT.l ir. j-pjmer Charles 8. Hardee, every Thursday mwrn- . L \ 4 t D o’clock. FOE DARIXN. siiiaitr D. M. Cool, Friday, May 11th, at S o’clock FOR FLORIDA. . :;iuer Sylvan Shore, every Tuesday morning, at .•clock. *-,comer Dictator, overy Tue day afternoon at 4 vainer Helen Getty, every Saturday morning, at imor Lizzie Baker, every Friday morning at 10 ct. learner Kite, every Tuesday afternnon. opening of tUe U. sV District Court. HOX. JSO. EBSKINE, PBESIDING. tailed States District Court for the Southern pict of Georgia was formally opened yesterday, it & die first day of the term. Hon. John Erakine I -(.led. District Attorney Fitch was not in attend- 1.. . not having yet arrived from the North. ; commission of Judge Erskine having been road Jo: Court declared open by the Marshal in duo ■: he Judge appointed H. C. Holcombo, Esq., . ! the District and Circuit Courts of the South- •; .strict of Georgia. ::i:,k E. Hesseitine, Eaq., made application and -Indited to practice in the District and Circuit ;.e Wm. Law addressed the Court on inquiry as •admissibility to practice in the U. 8. Courts un- -oactof Congress establishing the Test Oath. Jivenerable es-Judge alluded to his having been [.amber of tlio b ir of that Court for ferty-nine •a, having been admitted to practice before it iu Ha Honor replied that with regard to the Tost aijiielaw of Congress was upon the statute book, J ivit was incompetent for him either todisre- -• jevade it, but as tho constitutionality of the I arisJ been drawn in question by Mr. Law, he was I r ji to hear the question fully argued, not onty by 1.. members of the Southern District but of the I vicroaHO His Honor further remarked that he Ithat tho Government ahould be fully repro' I .-.mi the argument ot the question, and that as |:‘f.S. District Attorney was not present he would Itpel Thursday next for a hearing of argument, I .w.l:i tbe case could be then taken up. I (lie in imposing array of the representatives of L ; rgia Bar was prosent at the opening of the I among them Er-Governor Jos. E. Brown, Iem. Law and E. J. Harden; Messrs. Julian k-’ieandThos. E. Lloyd, Gen. Henry R. Jack- 1.. 'kj. Win. A. Bassinger, Henry Williams, Berrien l a A L. Stone, and F. E. Hesseitine, Esqs. I sgratifying to observe the cordial manner in I c ’ Jdge Erskine has been received by lour bar L: :.i ns generally, affording, as it does, convinc- LiTiJiuce of the strong desire of our entire com- 1.. . to see civil authority restored, ami the |u:.:i[itunalunder the Constitution reinstated in :se of its Judicial functions. Loss of the Norwegian Bark Aqaillo— Vessel and Cargo Probably Lost. We learn that the vessel ^reported in our issue of Monday lost, as being ashore on the breakers near Doboy, is the Norwegian bark Aquilla, from Doboy for London, laden with a cargo of Timber. The Aquilla loft Doboy on the 1st inst. in tow of a steamer, and after proceeding the distance vessels are generally towed, had made sail, and was getting ready to part with the steamer when the hawser broke, and before she could get steerage way on she went ashore on the North breakers about seven miles below Doboy. A portion of lAr cargo was thrown overboard for the purpose of lightering, and overy available means was tried to get her off; but the wind shifting and blow ing a strong gale from the southward, the more the veasel waa lightered the higher up she was blown on the breakers. The vessel, with the cargo, will proba bly be a total loss. Since the above was in type the steamer H. M. Cool hat arrived. From Mr. Charles Domm, we learn that the efforts of the steamer H. M. Cool, tug C. T. Shep pard, and Dpited States revenue cutter Nansemond, to haul her eff the breakers proved fruitless. The vessel and drgo are fully insured in London and Nor way. The board of Port Wardens for the port of Da rien held a survey on the vessel and condemned her. Miniature Almanac—This Day. Son rise* . j 12 Sun sets g gg HIGH WATER. At Tybee ,1 SSIAt Port 3 03 Shipping Intelligence. I .*.Piuvros street Sewer.—The work on this Iivto commenced a low days since, and is being I .W forward rapidly by competent mechanics and I I : '■ ice of laborers. Tiio Sewer is to extend from street lane, up Drayton to Perry street lane, Meeting; of the Board or Health. The regular meeting of the Board of Health was held last evening : The special Ward Committees made their reports, showing that a few nuisances still existed in various quarters of the city, but the number appears to have diminished very considerably, owing doubtless to the vigilance of the officers of the Board. Mr. Jas. Stewart tendered his resignation as Secre tary oi the Board on account of a press of duties as clerk of Council. A resolution was adopted, however, requesting him to withdrawdiis resignation. The at tention of the Board was called to the dangeroua prac tice of depositing dead animals along the Thunderbolt Boad, especially opposite the Jones place; the air was polluted with the stench arising from these de posits. A resolution was adopted to request the Mayor to have policemen stationed in that locality day and night to prevent parties from depositing the carcasses of dead animals and other offal along the road. The President read a communication from tii e Mayor, stating that a map of the city an^nvirons had been made by the Confederate engineers, which was now in posse ssion of the authorities at Washing ton, and that a request had been made for its return which would undoubtedly be eompliod with at once. On motion, it was resolved that one barrel of lime be deposited with each member of tho Board for dis tribution in his ward. Mr. Bonaud, with the permission of the Board, made a statement that tenement No. 6, Calhoun Ward, (his own property,) was overcrowded, and that ‘ ‘everything was going wrong, ■ • and lie wished to caU the attention of the Board to it. Dr. Waring, of the Committee on Poudrette, stated that the plap of cleaning privies of the city suggested in the 1 esoiutionB appended to the report read at the last meeting had met with very general favor among the citizens, and he moved their immediate adoption and enforcement. The resolutions were then taken up and passed. They make it incumbent upon the members ot the Board to inspect privies; recommend to Council the passing of an ordinance requiring all privies hereafter cleansed to be rebuilt upon an im* proved plan, and their owners or users to keep them purified with lime, and that they bo emptied ouly by licensed scavengers. Dr. Waring, as Chairman of the Committee on Sewerage and Drainage, also stated to the Board that preliminary steps for a general sewarage of the coun try around tho city have been commenced by an ef ficient corps of engineers. We are glad to soe thiB matter has fallen into tho hands of efficient and practical gentlemen. Tho im portance to the health of .the city of a thorough drain age of the country around cannot be too much urged or kept before the public. Long neglect has ruined tho already imperfect ditches and drains, and a city surrounded by swamps of stagnaut water is sure to receive the reward of its indolence and neglect in the form of bilious congestion, yellow fevers and nauseam . FOOT OF SAVANNAH. Tuesday, April s. 1S6L Arrived, Steamship E C Knight, Deoty, Baltimore—Crane Si Gray bill. ^ Steamship San Salvador. Atkins, New York—B H Hardee. Steamship Gen Barnes, Morton, New York—Wilder A Fullarton. Steamer Lizzie Baker, King, Palatk-t, -etc—Clag- horn A Cunningham. Steamer Eniilie, Beaufort, Charleston—E E Hertz A Co. Steamor Dictator, Coxetter, Charleston—L J Guil- martin. Steamer H M Cool, Howland. Darien—M A Cohen Steamship Mary, Wilson, left Philadelphia Satur day night lor Mobile, put into Tybee on account or weather. • Norwegian bark Camilla, Schenke, Cape de Verde —C Epping. Bark Annie M Gray, Gray, New York, in ballast— L J Gullmanin A Co. Schr Hattie B, Benner, Portland, Me—R Bradley Steamer Kate, Lockwood, ch.rleatou—Bradley Fill A Co. Cleared. Steamer Dictator, Coxetter, Jacksonville, etc—LJ Gullmartln. Steamer Sylvan Shore, Tucker, Palatka—Claghom A Cunningham. Steamer Emllie, Beaufort, Charleston—E E Hertz A Co. Steamer Kate, Lockwood, Palatka, Ac—Bradley Hill A Co. Schr Lynchburg, Wilbert. Baltimore—Crane A Graybill. Schr Swan. Mitchell, Georgetown, D C, in ballast— E E Hertz A Co. Financial and Commercial. Imports. Per steamer Lizzie Baker, from Palatka—IT bales sea island cotton, hides, syrup, Ac. Per schr Hattie B, from Portland, Me—900 bales hay. Per steamer H M Cool, from Darien—4 bales up land cotton, and mdse. Export*. Per sclir Lynchburg, lor Baltimore—00,000 feet lumber. Accounted For.—Persons of au inquiring turn of mind have been at a loss, for some time past, to know who the lucky individuals woro who have been making largo fortunes in tho sale of fire-arms to fraedmou. Curiosity lias been aroused irum noticing the large number of revolvers forfeited at the Mayor's Court, and the large, number still in possession of the ne- gioes about the streets. Some light was thrown upon the matter, however, yesterday by a small colored boy who was brought before the Mayor for drawing a pis- tol on another boy. On his being interrogated by His will connect with th e sewer already in-opera- ; Honor as to where he obtained his pistol, he replied, 1 “at the blacksmith shop." The manufacture of revol- vers is a new branch of tho blacksmith's trade. . Passengers. Per steamship Gen Barnes, from New York—M Newmtyk, Mr Barbour, Mr Post, TJ O’Donoliue, J Riley, F D Cordes, A 8 Collins, A Goumi, J R Meyer, j; vl . nKPlon ’ Dr P M L Burbank, H W Everett, R N Ellis, Mr McKay, D G Farnliain, Col Nlclioils, Mrs P Wessolowsky and child, Mrs Keruan, MDGouia- lowsky, ii .Crine, H Lippmau, U Appel, A R Cowdry, Amelia Binder, Miss M May, Miss S May, P Berance, lady and 6 children, Mrs Slobermerle, A G Holbrand and 3 children, L Levi, J Mathews, J Treanor, Major Hudson, Capt Taylor, Dr A Parrish and lady, Mrs A H Smith, Miss E Fell, C M Holst, J H Eckm&n, E S Hilton and lady, Mr Glenn, S S May, Rev K Graham, J Rosenheim, F A Martin, Oapt Willis, L Brown, J Honeyman, L Fried, and7 steerage. Per steamship Sab Salvador, from New York—C Stearns, wife and infant, Mrs O D Granger, Mrs Har ris, Mrs J Carter and son, J Ryan and wife,-Miss Wil son, J Crippeti, W II Cormarck, J Gardiner, W R Stearns, A Uclsmau, J « Gibson, H H Kuhn, H Wil liamson, J Steam, J Mamlock. J S McCall, J A Lewis, W C Lewis, J R Cook, A Cruikshank, A Neelv, H i) Saw and 3 children, V McKarlane, .) E Parsous, II S Farley, J J McPherson, 3 A Colburn, C Delmar, 8 A Stearns, J T Bailey, S Carey. A Ferguson, J Colburn, T Dennison, JR Stevens, H Del any, W Adamson, K Northridge, and 25 steerage. Per steamer Kate, from Charleston—Mr Fowler, Mr Carter, J O Low, J Buck, C F Einmerson, Mrs M C Cheeves. Per steamer Dictator, from Charleston—Mrs sta- cious, W O Sims, Mrs E Roach, S 8 Marshall, Wm Massey, CAT Howard, L Cohen, W M Saddler J Lombardo. C Pontou. Per steamer Lizzie Baker, from Palatka—Mrs Al berti, Miss Alberti, Miss Ellis, Mrs lloyt, W Ballet and lady, Mrs Redding, Mr Hannah, Mr Coney and son, Mr Powers, Bowen, Miss Hacleliurst, J Haber sham, W Hazlehutnt, 8 Dickson, C Epping. W p.-n- nenian, Rev W Miles, W Sykes, W Danscotnb. J w Tison, .1 silva, Mr Coiding, .1.1 O Ridle, Capt Tipper, Geo Gordon, W Cobert, J Scott. v Ter steamer H M Cool, from Darien—Mrs Hnbbard Mrs Knox and children, M U Bollard, G VV Scliuvler t W Biakely, A S Bigelow, G Uawes, E J Troil.' . New Yorkiry Goods Market. New York. May 4. Brows SHXxrara*—Wachusett, 30 inch/ sfi- Boot A, 10; do, O. 20. Bleached Shirtings—Androscoggin, 34; Bartlett’s 36-inch, 30; do 33, do 24. Delaines—Hamilton, 22*4; Pacific, 22J/. Prints—Merrimack, W, 19 do D, 18; Victory. 14- Wsmsutto, 12 y,. Cambrics—Victory. IS; Portland, 11>/. Ticks—Amoskeag A C A, 62 >4; do D, 31X. Strifes—Amoskeag, 34; UncssvHle, 25. Hoop Sethis—Bradley's Duplex Elliptic and Em press Trail, price* unchanged. Corsets—Thomson Coutil L’lmperatrice, $so ; do do Parisienne, $14. Shirts—J W L Standard dreas 210, $30 per doz- do do. 450, $40 per doz. . New York Market. New Took, May 5, p. u Breadstuffs—The market for State and Western Flour ia fairly active at on advance of 10@l6c M bbl The inquiry is partly apeculative. Sales 12.000 bbla at $T 80(g,7 80 for superfine State, $8@8 50 for extra do $8 55(g;9 20 for choice do, $7 30(3*7 80 for superfine Western, $8@9 10 for extra do, $8 25@9 40 for ship ping brands of extra round hoop Ohio, end $9 sog $12 SO for trade brands. Southern floor la a ■v.-yj, firmer. Sales 600 bbla at $10 10<311 15 for common •nd $11 25(S16 50 for fancy and.extr*. Canadian flour is 10(3,15c better. Soles 500 bbla at $8 35@fi 10 for common, and $915@l* 40 for good to choics extra. R yt . flour is firm. Sales 150 bbls at $5@8 25. Corn mesi is steady. Sales 160 bbla at $4forJacaey. Corn is dull end easier. Sales 40,000 bush at 78@81c for un- sound Western mixed; 82@83>/c for sound do. in store and delivered. Oats are lc better and more active at 46@50e for new Western, 67@59 for Ohio, 58@59 for Canady 56c for Jersey, and 61(g,62c tor State. Pbovisions—Port to-day is firmer. Sales 11,000 bbla at $28 62®29 for now mess, closing at $2* regu lar, old do at $28®29 50. prime at $24 50® 25, also for delivery at seller's and buyer’s option May, June and July, C80 bbls mess At $28 25@29 25. Bacon la quiet. Sales 200 boxes at 14>/c for Cumberland cut, end 15Me for short ribbed middles. Cut meets are firmer. Sales 700 packages at U> 4 '@12>/0 for shoulders, and 16J4@17%o for hams. Lard ia firmer. Soles 1,200 pkga at 18@21J4c. Beef ia unchanged. Sales 900 bbla at $16®20 50 for new plain mess, and $21 50@24 50 for new extra mess. Beef hams are firm. Sales 200 bbla $41@42. Butter is dull at 35@43c for new Weetem, and 40 a 55c for new State, Cheese is dull at 16 a 22c. Tallow—Is steady. 150,000 lbs sold at 11 a a 11K C . SteaRise—100,000 lbs sold at 17>4 a 19>Jc. Grease—50,000 lbs sold at 11 a 14c. Whiskey—Is quiet st $2 26 a 2 26)4 with small sales. Sugars—Continue quiet but steady. Sales to-day 400 hhds Cuba at 10>/ a 11c, 50 hhda Porto Bico at 12M a 13>/c, and 100 boxes at 13>£c. Molasses—Is quiet, with sales of 60 hhda Porto Rico at 70 a 75c, and 65 hhda Muscovado at 45 0 600 the latter rate lor Nuevitas. Bicb—Is quia but firm at 8% a 9.'/c for Ran.n„ n with no sales of moment. Petroleum—Is dull at 26>4 a 27c for crude, and 42 a 43c for refined in bond. •- s Cotton—Is firmer, with sales 1,500 balesTat 34 a 35c for Middling Uplands, mainly at 34>4 a 35c. Coffee—fa quiet, and we learn only of sales of 800 bags St Domiugo delivered and weighed here at 12’/c gold in bond. Auction Sales. UNDERWRITERS’ SAT.ia *y Bril, nVjily k Christima. B III be sold, THIS DAY, in front of the store at UK o'clock : 5 bales Cotton ^ importation, and sold lor account of all concerned, Tenna cqqli. mj# Shipping. ire Line FOH NEW Y0BK.t Atlantic Mail steamship Company. UNDERWRITERS’ PALE. Bj Bell, Wylly k Chrtetiad, Will -be soi l TiliB DAY, at 10 o’clock, or William son's Wharf: . • 1S3 sack* Corn ' V . _ , Dimaged on the uyage of importation, nml sold un w mspection ana by re£omTneSu.fon ?,f ^„ *riwd f0r * cc0 “ t M Moderwriter* and all con- Tanucah. ' l miQ UNDERWRITERS’ SALE. By Bell, Wylly A CkrktUa, Will he sold THURSDAY. UHh iost . at 11 © dock, at Deuiunf's Lower Cotton Press : 10 >«dl* boo Band* and Arrow 'nee, need as a eub- stuaU kx rope iu bating cotton. Damaged on the voyage from Liverpool to this uu* of‘iWt , wlmSiS , SI C * ,a ^ - * ,,d bjr reconim * Dd “ “H ordefis for account of underwriters ay* P Hon and all concerned. Tei a> cash. y~.Tilling east. The sower is ultimately to be ex- ' "Uv-et, preparatory to paving the whole : Drayton street. There will be three cess along the line of the sewer, one at the point . ncement, tho second on the corner of Presi j A Man Shot.—a difficulty occurred ia Currytown i yesterday morning between a white man named Jas. -yton, and tho third on the corner of Me- ! Coir<!e ’ aud a “egro named Dick Perry, concerning a load o: wood. During the altercation, a white man named Dempsey, who resides about two miles from the oity nn the Ogeochee canal, came up and was shot by one of tbe parties. Whicb one fired the pistol we wero unable to learn, as the party had ail scattered be fore tho arrival of the poliee. The bad took effect in the fleshy part of Dempsey’s arm, causing a painful, though not a serious wound. f' I >e rry streets, those being the poiuis at riidiiL-largest bodies of water collect after a heavy F~ length of tho sewer is about 1,300 feet, with : : of two feet m the clear. The building of this les being of great importance to the city ►‘apiary point of view will also materially benefit p^ :-di r icent to it, some of whom we learn have r - d to contribute towards its construction, C: y- for tho privilege of connecting their own Consignees. Per steamship Sail Salvador, from New York—W B Adams, Appleuian & R, Anderson & Sou, O tv darner, Bell, W & C, steamer A Getty, Brady, s & Co, Brigham, B A Co, D Bing, T 11 Bolshaw A Co. c’laa- horii a C, II H Currier, J G-Starl. A Co, Cook. Bros A F D Coidfcs, s M Coiding, Cbipman Sr V, W Coon ‘‘y. F Champion, Collar! A Co, O Cohen. W f Dorsett. MJ Doyle, Duncan A J, Doyle A Co trwlu A H Eclipse Line, M G Ehrlich. E A Kckman. A herhandez, G A Selig, E Harrigan, Heidi A I., Halsey A Co, Hess A G. W O Halleman, N A Hardee A Co, Hunter & G, G M Heldt, Holcombe A Co, H H Hariloe, J \V Lathrop & Co. CP Lopez, Lalhrop A Augusta Market. AUOU8TA, May 7. Cotton—There was an improved demand this morn ing, aud sales were made at prices ranging from 26 to 29c. The market became unsettled and excited on the receipt of favorable advices from Liverpool. Three thousand one hundred and sixty-five bales were received over the Georgia Railroad for the week ending Saturday, May 5. Gold—Market quiet, brokers buying at 126, and selling at 127. Silver—Continues unchanged. Charleston Market. Charleston, Msy 8. Cotton—The cotton market possessed but little animation yesterday, the purchasers appearing indif ferent, and the transactions were consequently con-, •lined to about 100 bales at unchanged prices, ssy; Ordinary to Good Ordinary 24 to 26 % lb. Low Middling 27 to— “ “ Middling 29 to 30 •• “ Strict Middling 31 to •• “ Good Middling ,...32 to— “ “ AUCTION WAT.R ■ Y BELL. WYLLY A CURimAR. Will be soli THIS DAY. at 10)4 o’clock, iu front ot tile store: 25 shares Central Railroad Stock S1.SO, The usual assortment or Groceries: Wines Cheose Liquors Flour Whl-key Tobacco Champagee Began Bacon Syrup Lard nice, Ac. ALSO, A fins Buggy and Saddle-Horse also. Immediately after, in the salesroom will be sold a flue, large, and sail able assortment of Dry Goods: Mellon cloths Shirting Ctiesliueres * Sheeting Diets Goods Jewelry Prints Hats Calicoes .Boots Lin u Crush v* Shoes Linen il.tkfs Collars Yankee Notions. Ac., Ac., Ac. Terms cash. my# PASSAGE RATES: Cabin $20 OO; Steerage $5 OO, with Sub- . sistence BIO OO. The nor and fast side-wheel steamship BA*' SALVADOR, Atkin*, commander, will call as above, on Saturday, May 12, at A o’clock p. at. For freight or passage, Laving accommodations su perior to any steSmerla this trade, apply to B. H. HARDER, No. 12 Btoddsrd’s Range. GARRISON A ALLEN. Agents, •W® No. fi Bowling Green, N. Y. BOSTON & SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP LINE. FOR BOSTON The fast steamship WM. TIBBETTS, J. 8. Cost. Commander, will sail for the above port on Saturday, 141 b May, at - o’clock. Bor freight or passage, apply to foJ** RICHARDSON A BARNARD. Shipping. Parker. Pavilion Hotel, I> A W, J Roumlilat, C D Rodger* J Reilly, J Heberts, Handel! A Co, Record A M, F J K, il G Rnwe, Stein A M, A Slieltal A Co. A A Solomons A Co P Skehau, Stewart & Co, F W Sima A Co, L Twinans, A Tift, R H Tatem Tison A G, A A F Tift, J 1, Villalonga, Weed A C, S Waule- i'aum, A M A C \V West. W II Wiltberger, R A Wal- **H®! W U Wescott, White & M, McGlasheu A L, W FOR NEW YORK Fastest s?lilp in tile Trade. SIDE WHEEL SHIP. Thruujfii to Netv York ia Sixty Hours. ATLANTIC,. COAST steamship Company, By Blun & Meyer. THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, will be soli) at the store southwest corner Jefferson and Slut*streets: Bureaus. Wardrobes, Mirrors, Towel Rocks, Chairs, Bedstead* oi alt ktuus, Tables, sideboards, What nots, Kitchen Safes, Parlor Sets, Dining aud Bedroom Sets : j ?! o insures. Mattresses,Pillow*, Sheets. Blankets,Feathdl Bed*, and a tariety oi oth. r articles too numerous to men tion. m} 9 For Baltimore. E. SWopIng. FOR CHARLESTON. The new and splendid steamer KATE, CspL T. J. Lockwood. will leave for tbe above port EVERT FRIDAY MORNING, arriving same evening, and connecting with all train* going North. This steamer, having been thoroughly overhauled, renovated and newly furnished, having saperiur ac commodations for passengers, is unrivalled on the coast for safety, speed slid comfort. Returning, will leave Charleston every TUESDAY morning at 7 o'clock, for Savannah, Femandina and Jacksonville. For freight or passage, apply to BRADLEY, HULL A mjS-tf CO.. Agents. 217 A 219 Bay street. FOR JM'ULLE, FLA., VIA FEBNANDINA. UNDERWRITERS’ SALE. By Bell, Wylly Ji CferMiaa. Will be sold WEDNESDAY, May 9th, at 12 o’clock, at the Upper Klee Mill wharf, for account of Under- XI witters and all concerned: yy 115 liales Cotton, damaged on board the steamer Darlington on her passage irom Hawkinsvlile to this port, and sold un der inspection and by rccummeudailun of Port Wardens. Tei ms cash. m8 GEORGIA CURED BACON AT AUCHON By Bell, Wylly li Christian. Win be sold. WEDNESDAY, si 11 o’clock, in front or the store: 1.700 lbs Georgia Cored Bacon - Sold in lots to euit-purchasers. Terms cash, ms ! Fkom Baltimore.—The steamship E. C. Knight, of LlTllil lt ' | the new line between Baltimore aud this city, arrived ~ Bridge.—IVe saw yesterday at the office of ! bulow yes<erday a «ernoon, at two o'clock, but did not Hogg. City Surveyor, the plan of anew ! raa ^ ^ wharf until late last night. The Knight is '■ I a very ornamental and substantial design, j UQder commaud of our old friend Captain Denty, and would, if erected, be in striking contrast j comes to Messrs. Crane A Graybill. She will be fol- : wooden structure recently spanning the j * dwed t * le John Gibson next Saturday. : Abercorf atreet. which it is intended to ; Steamboat ExcunsioN.-By an advertisement in The proposed bridge is to be of wrought iron j another column, it wiU be seen that the steamer Liz- " •- length, with a span of about 75 feet. The ; zie Ba ker wiU make an excursion down the river this attemooo at o’clock, thus aflordiag our citizens a fin© opportunity to view the different sights on the river and to take a sniff of the sea air at Tybee. She will return to the city by sunset, and will be sccoznpa- nied by a band of music. c P<ft; Co, G A Oaten, Mrs M Turner, [81 iu a dl iraond, B, Harmiens Ex, G T R «t Son, S T Pound, T M & H Clark, L C Warren, J 11 Zerlin *fc Co, Davw & Bro, E D S, [I A Co] in a diamond, lt T Arnold, M Daley, ~ Lippican, Reai^ A: W, a L Felder k Co, B W Ba nett, J R liamer, I Cohen. Per steamship Gen Barnes, from New York—C R K, AitGR R, bouMieru Ex, Nat Ex, Adams Ex, J W Anderson &-Sun, B K A<lams. Bradv, S A Co, M L Brown. F Brown, B & Whitehead, biair A p, N K bauru, T ii Bolsliaw & Co, Bell, \V & c, C H Bos worth. Bouse & Bryant, Brigham, B & Co, 8 M Cold mg, Crane & G, Glaghorn k C, Cunningham, P A Co M A Cohen, O Cohen, Cuffy A H. Clark & H, Chaii^ pion k F, W M Davidc-on, U a Marshal, Doyle A L, E P Deyo, P Dziulynski, J Deacy, M G Ehrlich, E Ehrlich -j be probably between fifteen and sixteen iu liars, and if the owners of property and along the Bay, to wUfijee benefit and J-ate it will add greatly, would contribute towards its erection, we have no doubt I"* authorities w’ould be willing to pay a fair V-.-ruon of the expenses. Corni.—E.- D. Nloyalau, tvas charged with and disorderly in hie own house, bre&k- I ‘ aDt ^ otherwise acting in such a disor- —■Xct as to make it necessary to have him ar- •n c prigoner having no recollection of the I or der e d to be confined on© week at the I rr ^ an ^ ^ m - Gleeson, charged with taking I ‘- .dgin^ one on a stoop and the other on the I ,rcr,: c * :& rged $3 for their accommodations. | -aa.v Uang.—Thero seems to be a general I ^ . °° 0Ut ne S roc * attached to the chain I *. v at on the sewer in Drayton street. I, “* ; edirt thTown upon them intentionally, I i'Uiiei who may be passing that way are b "“th e ni03t indecent language. We beard ^‘• 4taucc * 5 yesterday where parties who had V-. . | e i ,l iniaad them for throwing dirt on them, "^ l0 a shower of the coarsest abuse, and j ? " Sr uh brickbats. iV ; a ^ cc ent show of order might be ■ these fellows by the officer iu charge I T • r< * 3 Pon8lbility for so doing rests New Magazine.—Estill Bros , newsdealers, have received the April number of Blackwood’s Magazine, Ballou's Monthly for June, Peterson's Lady.’s Book for June; also new numbers of Harper’s Weekly, and other popular periodicals. Another Quick Passage.—A dispatch received yes terday by Messrs. Wilder & Fullrrton, agents of the Herman Livingston state that that steamship arrived at New York on Monday night, having made the ex traordinary time of fifty-five hours from this port. Hands Wanted.—Attention is directed to the ad vertisement of the American Diamond Burr Stone Manufactory, which desires to employ twelve negroes to work in the quarry; also a blacksmith and a team ster. Fob late copies of Nashville and Augusta papers we are indebted to the Southern and National Express Companies. Gas Light Co, uazaa & Bro, A Gomm, Housman, A k Co, Hunter i G, N A Hardee, G A Hudson, 8 B Har rington, II Haym, Hqlcombe & Co, C M 8 A Co, Hess & G. J Knox, K & Fellner, Llnville A G, J W Lathroo, ll D I- n ll T f T T .. -.1 T O .. n V ;.. Robbehy.—Tiie following parties , _ ’-’Micion ae being concerned in the late Mf ° of T ' J- McNish 4 Co., were ' -'"mi null on before Justice Staley: 7^- r Thomas Eagan, Daniel Harrington, | Tt. r .' tr ' Am °nio Ssndigo and James Con- L’..; 6lI5f ’ no evidenoe before tho Court to I..soners, liiev were discharged from ‘' •tit, R -'U’U’in Green, charged with Steol- ' Ut* fc U1 8 a vdeu of Mr. Eppstein, on '“’iii.rrr“ ifani ffied before Justice Staley :I: There were ton witnesses ex- iee ’ ad °f whom swore positively "titreupon he waa turned over to the "Nswer t0 the cb|rge of robbery. ■ iosa Steuhships.—The steam- Martin Luther once tliouglit lie saw the devil in his chamber, and threw an inkstand at Ids head. Had they had in .those days Ayer’s Pills to exor cise ail the devil9 that come from a disordered stom ach, his laughable fright would not have become a matter oflii9tory. rnyl-lw Maker & Co, R Miller, F M Myrell, A J Miller & Co M, Thomas & Co, J McGrath, J G Mehrtena M s Meyer, A Meyer, K MacLea A Cc, Neurvlile, B A Co, O F Nichols, E L Neldllnger, N. Camp A Co, J Oliver, Orff A W, F A Loveridge, Mrs Platen, J A I’ugil, G W Porter. Platner A B, H \V Pease, Rogers A C, Schus ter A II, F W Sims, W H Stark, S Scott, Sorrell & Bro, Si uart A Co, A A Solomons, K H Tatem, C W Thompson, Tison A C, J T Thomas A Co, J I. Yllla- longa, W A Meinbart, S W Wight, W, Rout A Co, A N Wilson, Wilder A F, Z N Winkler, A M A C W West, Y, W, Mel A Co, and others. Per steamer Lizzie Baker, from Palatka—F M Mv reli, Tison A G, J L Villalonga, W Fleming. Per steamer H M Cool, from Darien—P H Behn, L J Gullmartln A Co. Memoranda. New York, May 3—Cleared—Schr Julia E Pratt for Jacksonville. Portland, May 3—Arrived—Schr Sea Queen, from Savannali. Philadelphia. May 3—Arrived—Brig Sea Lion, from Savannah. The schr G A Bearse, Bearse, from New York, for Savannah, put Into Beaufort, N C, on the 1st inst, in a leaky condition. Arrivals at the Hotels. PULASKI HOUSE—W. H. Wiltberger. :::r t to a r w harv an *l San Salvador, from New York, 1 ful1 files c iu- e8 at an early hour yesterday stve ; ar ^3 lav at anchor below, in the t . Ia k°ura awaiting the tide. Pursers Cambridge will please accept our 1 °t late New York papers. rV told AU 0F Hay.— Messrs. Bell, Wylly A b 4t aUctlon y e8 terday, 71 bales North I ' ^ v n ^ 0ar( ^ the achooner Emma D. Fin- t ’^ r PiiiladelplLia to this port at j-*: - " ~ _ L. J|VAl> Hlc pr . yvt r.f^ ce AT> —A dispatch wag gent from the tlliS City yesterday aiternoon to “'' er to it wee received within tho t - h° ,10Ur8 ' Considering the number dr.w 6 lna(ie between the two cities this J^Das very good. l. Ue City Court, Judge Chisholm * ^> fc »terday morning, but transacted C0l irt meets again at ten o'clock ^ >r 'X ^—The steamers Dictator and f or pj° n ‘ arrivcd yesterday afternoon «? 10 which left 1 e ' 011 Saturday, put into Tybee -^'r^ nt0fWw “ ther - J Darby, Ala ■I T Patteisou, City F S Tucker, Augusta G W Soattergood, Macon Dr H K Carter Va, A P Lambeth, I’liR T H Beasley, do G Houston, Fix J W Wilson, Savh River B C Truman, N Y Times J T Gibson, Ga A A Heizinann, J M N Hazielmrst, Ga Miss Hozlchnrst, Ga H Sykes, England Mrs Hoyt, Fla Q n Duuscomb. Fla J McKay, England G G Glen, do « D Dickson, city A 9 Collins, Barnwell, S C \ F Hayward, N York J Baikor, do H 9 Farley, *i 0 J H Beall, A A G R R B A Garvin, Lonlsville G N McClain, Early co J J Richards, Washington Consignees per Central Hallroad. MaY 8, 1866. 342 bales cotton, 5 trunks and 3 boxes mdse, 6 bales MARSHALL 5 OUSE—A. B. Luce. L T Wilcox, C R R A W Crnlskshank, N Y' Mr Carter A sou do W H Calvert, do H D Law, do F A Martin, do J Riley, do T J O’Donohue, do HW Everett. do Dr P M L Burbank, do R N Ellis, do W Post, do W T Bfrtljour, do DG Farnham, do Mr A Mrs Buckler, Pa Rev W F Nielcls, N J J D Coiding, FIs J K Parsons, N Y Mrs E Bowprs, Fla Mrs E W Carrington Vo Mrs O E Hannah A son, Ga Mrs J M Powers, Palatka Ira Scott, Canada Lt W A Willis, U 9 R S' Miss E Fell, Phila Dr J Parris, jr, wife and servr, Phila Capt M J Cohen, str Swan L Cohen, Charleston Capt T H Morton, steam ship Gen Barnes A Neely, City J B Gordon, Brunswick Dr R R Carter, Va J C Ross, lady and aervt. Liberty co J S Richardson, Augusta M Kenard, Fla ABtolbrand, Beaufort Freeman, Hays 4 D, W Batteisby A Co, Bradv' S * CO’ Uuntei' A G, Wilder A F, Erwin A Ii, T H Austiu, W R Hemitig, P, Tucker A IV, E A Eckman. Receipts per Atlantic At Gulf R. R. May 8, 1966. Cotton, mdse, and chickens, to E O Wade A Co. Brigham, B A Co, Tison A G, Duncan A J, J W Latlu rop A Co, Holcombe A Co, W L Peabody, J Booth, T Ii Willingham, Cooper 4 Me A, Champion & F, H R Wilson, M G Ehrlich, M D Brown, S W Ceesar, W B Adams, L J Gullmartln A Co, T N Piader, Stewart A Co, W Wolf. The new and very fast side-wpeel steamship GENERAL BARNES, 2,000 tous burthen, Thob. H. Mobton, Commander, will positively sail ou her regular day, Saturday, May l^th, at 3 o’clock, p. m. For freight or passage, having very superior ac commodations, apply to iny» A FINE HORSE AND DKAY AT AUC TION. By Bell, Wylly &. Christian. Wiil be sold, WEDNESDAY, at 12 o'clock, in front oi tiie store: A fine Horse, Dray and Harness Tciius cash , UNDERWRITERS’ SALE. By hell, Wylly A Christian. Will beapldon WEDNESDAY, May 9, at 12 o’clock, at tiie Li p-* Bice Mill Whaif, for uc,omit of under writers anil nil concerned: 39 hales Cotton, 7 broken hales, and a lot of loose Cotton. Damagod’iui board of steamer Darlington on her passage Ir on Hawk usville to this port, and sold un- asr inspection of Port Wardens. Tetius cash. m yj WILDER A FULLARTON. FOR AUGUSTA AND ALL WAY LANDINGS. Berry The fine steamer Greneral will leave as above on Saturday, May 12th, at — o’clock. For freight, apply to CHARLES L. COLBY A CO., Corner Bay and Abercora sis. FOE, DAEIEN. THE STEAMER H. Mv COOL, P. Howlxhd, Captain, . will leave for tbe above place on Friday Horning, at 8 o’clock. For freight or passage engagements, apply on board, at Padclford’s wharf. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE7 By Bell, Wylly A Chrbtlad. Will be soil! OU WEDNESDAY, 16; h of May, at 11 o’clock, in fro t of store: eoncr.-s of Land, opposite Laurel Grove Cemetery, one mile from the city, on the Ogeechee Road di vided into garden lots, 4 c. Lithograph drawings of the property at our count ing room. Sold a* the property of the late Wm. James Bul- luck, deceased, for the benefit of the heir* and cred itors oi sold estate, by decree of Court and order of the administrator. Terms cash, purchasers to pay for papers myT-td BY BLUN & MEYER. On WEDNESDAY, 9th inst,, at 10 o'clock a. m., wiU be sold in front of store: The Crop on 10-acre Lot, No 1 Slddaway Sh 11 Road on Harmon Tract, with good will. Lease up to Jan uary 1st, 1867. with privilege of renewal of same for two yean. Sold crop consists of Water and Musk Melons, Peas, Beans, Potatoes, Oats, Corn and other yegetables and grain usually found on the forms in the vicinity or the dty. ALSO, A good Mole, Cart, Harness and tore. The splendid Steamship C. Knight, Captain Denty, Will sail for the above port on Saturday, May lath, at — o’clock. TO* afoamahlp JOHN GIBSON will follow, sailing on Saturday, May 19th, and will constitute a regular weekly line. s For freight or pasugc, apply to CRANE A GRAYBILL. Agents in Balfimere. Messrs. Pknoxxosst, F*n- wiok A Co. IO yj Murray’s Line YORK. FOR REDUCTION OF PASSAGE RATES! Cabin Passage, $25 .....Steerage, *20 - I . t The new aod splendid steamship LKO, Dearborn, commander, will leave for tbe above port on her regular day, ttv. Thursday, May 10th, at — o’clock, .-,s ;. . For freight or passage, having superior accommo dations. apply to «ny7 «*.», OCTAVOS COflEN. For Charleston. The new and fine steamer Iv _A_ T E, Capt. T. J. Lookwood, Will leave Savannah from wharf foot of West Broad street, EVERY TUESDAY AFTERNOON Returning, will leave Jackionvllle every THURS DAY morning, and Savannah every FRIDAY morn ing, arriving st Charleston same evening, connecting with N. E. trains going North. For freight or passage, apply to Bradley, hill a co.. Agents, 217 A 219'Bty street. FOR BALTIMORE. The new and magnificent steamship Fannie, Smoot, Commander, Will sail for Baltimore on Priday, llth last., at - o’clock. da&alip., 0 ^^ haV ‘ ne exce?,ent accommo- LiROCHE. WEST A DANIELS, Jouea' Bliick. niy7 Pioneer Line FOR NEW YORK. The splendid steamship HUNTER, Rogers, Com mander, will leave for the above port on her regular day, ^ 'Thursday, May 10. at - o’clock. daton^l," P# “ 4ge> b ‘ Vln * 111 J 7 HUNTER A QAMMBT.f. The splendid steamer DICTATOR, 1,000 tons, Capt. L M. Coxzttzb, will leave as above from Telfolr’s wharf ■v«T Saturday Morning at Uo’clock. For freight or passaged kpply on board, or to* . ‘ L. f- GU1LMARTIN A CO.. 77 Agents. FOR JACKSONVILLE, VIA HSRNANDINA. The fine, fast-sailing steamer DIC T Jk TOR, L M. Coxhteb, master, will lesve as above, from Telfair’s wharf, ■very Tuesday Afternoon at A o’clock. ?E e J ,re P* red to receive freight at our ware house on the wharf, at the going rates. She has elegant and spacious accommodations for MWsengera, and we trust will receive a share of pub lic patronage. * FOR CHARLESTON, VIA BEAUFORT. The first.class steamer E M I L I K, Capt. G. H. Bascroax, wharf** 6 ** ah ° Va fr °“ tbe Ch "le*ton Steamboat Kvery Tuesday and Friday Afternoons, ut 4 o’clock. - Freight received ou tbe day of sailing »i„V^ r i^ el f b I ?. r P a *** e ’ haT,n * good aceomoioda- tiona, apply to Captain, on board, or to EDWIN EL HERTZ. A CO.y Bay street, w my5-tf lot of Farni «J7 mj9-2 M. A. COHEN, Agent. 89 Bay street. FOR SALE OR RENT. ’P H ? IToperty known as MOUNT AIRY VINE A Y aRD, within half a mile of Marietta, on high ?JL onI i a ’^ OV8 ri°°king the city. The lot contams twenty four acres, fifteen acrea enclosed with new p jink fence; a first-rate dwelling, with three rooma. Kitchen, three pantries and bedroom below - two rooms, two bedrooms aud clothes press above, and a first-rate cellar under the house; smoke-house of £u n L rete ’ frarae storehouse (can be used for it kitchen;, uegro house, never-failing well of freestone watet, selected ft uit of all kinds, with a vineyard of five acres in bearing. J<“ ld ' th® house will he rented by the month, the privilege of five acres of ground for cultl V Thhi*!i 1 one balf 07 tl,e fru *t. except grapes anTl h wtn hL , ‘r,2*r 9t i de . 8,rablepl8ce ln Upper Georgia, anil will be offered at a fair price. - For iurtlier particulars, enquire of Rev. w. S. MANSFIELD. Marietta, Ga. my4-taw4w SCREVEN HOUSE-G. McGinly. | Capt W H Barrett, D B Edes, D D Vail, N Y Mrs Alberti, Florida Miss Alberti, do |A 8 Bigelow Darien W F Penneman, St MaryslL Hawes do C Epping. City E J Trell,’Boston SAL Htone, USA | On Consignment. QQfi BALES Prime Eastern Hay OOO 50,000 Laths 76 Ship Knees - 100 boxes Herring 11 bbls Herring 101 bdls Failing 49 Spruce Spars 3,000 feet Hemlock Boards, landing from on first page, ©f schooner Wellington, and for sale low'by *28tmlS. myS L. J. OUILMAHTIN A Co. A. Dctennhopir, Of Savannah, Ga. John M. W. Hill, Of Jefferson Co., Fla. A. DUTENHOFER & CO., Shipping, Forwarding. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Bay Street, Savannah, (3 a . Prompt attention given to the purchase, sale and shipment of cotton, lumber ana country pro duce generally. Consignments solicited, on which liberal advances will be made. BtreaxHois: Brigham, Baldwin A Co., Savannah ; Hiram Rob erts, Savannah; J. H. Zeilin * Co., Macon, Go.; Dr. N. L. Angler, Int Rev. Col., Augusta; James M. n»n Esq., Atlanta, Ga.; Willis Chisholm, Atlr.nta, Ga. ■ C. L Robinson, JacksonvUie, Fla.; F. Dioble, Jack sonville, Fla. c CpL W. L. Bailey, Jefferson counts, 1 D. H.Bffidwin A Co New York; Bearden A Nqw York. Warren Mitchell, 1bo, Lonlsville Southern EXPEESSCOIFY. Increased Facilities! FREIGHTS FORWARDED WITH GREAT DISPATCH At Fkot^uoed Ratos, BY THE INLAND ROUTE, AIsis RAIL ouaa ADMINISTRATOR'S 8AT.E By Blun A Meyer. By permission of tbe Honorable th* Court of Ordinary ot Chatham county, will be sold, on TUESDAY, June 5, at II o’clock, a. m., in front of the Court House: Part of Lot letter T, Middle Oglethorpe Ward, con taining 11844 feet on Znbiy street by 5544 feet on Poplar and Fahm streets, with Improvements thereon. also, ‘. 25 shares C. B. Stock ALSO, Sundry articles of Fnraltnre belonging to estate ot F Jachens, deceased, late of Chatham county. . C. JACHENS. *17-lawfd Administrator. SOUTHERN Importing and Xoanfoctarlng DRUG HOUSE Mo. 239 Ears street my7-tf A. j. GUILMARTIN & OO., Agents. FOR AUGUSTA. The steamer LAURA will leave regfiiaiky for Augusta ■very Friday Evening, at 5 o’clock. Shjppers willjlease uke notice, that their freight win oe received every day and stored In fire-usvof warehouse, free of storage. Way and through freight ?*■« or as cheap as any other boat ou the *vif> For freight or ^• a «®. Apply on board to Capt. R. American and Mexican MAH STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Wallace, or on ml my 3 6 J. MoPHEKSON FARR, Agent. Pratt & Wilson Brothers, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AMD v ' 1 Manufacturing Chemlata, No. 288 KINO STREET, Foutth door above Market st.. Charleston, 8. C. From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, to At lanta, Georgia, with BUT-ONE CHANGE OF CARS. The SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY, in connec jlon with the HABNDEN and ADAMS’ EXPRESS COMPANIES, have arranged with Roads forming the Great Through IJnes from the North, by whicb merchandise can be forwarded as above,. Order freight from the North to be delivered to the Hamden or Adams' Express Companies, and is New York CUy at the Southern Express Office, 59 Broadway, marked •• Inland Routa’’ • Express by Sea continued as heretofore. Goods consigned to Southern Express Company (Charles ton or Savannah) will he promptly forwarded. my4-lm W. M. WALSH, YT7HOLESALE Druggists, comer Barnard and YV Broughton streets, Savannah, Ga., General Agent for the South. CLOCK’S llqir Rettorer gestges Gray Bair. Hair Restorer makes Hair grow on Bald Heads. CLOCK’S '-Jv Hah- Restorer Stop^Halrfrvm raffing Ont. Hair Restorer Prevent* Headache. CLOCK’S Hair Restorer is elegantly Perfumed. CLOCK’S Hair Restorer |g all thot can be claimed at a dnalng • CLOCK’S Elilr Restorer possesses all the mqrit claimed for it. A single trial convinces the dm sceptical of its value. If, after a thorough trial of two does not give perfect sattsfictfomrlhe non refunded. Sold everywhere at $1 jnrbe N. A. PRATT, |S. W. WILSON. I P. B. WILSON. .'Graduate of Phil*. .College of Phar macy. * Chemist to 1st* S. Nitre and Ml uing Bureau. . Orel. Dept The Proprietors are Native Geor gians, DIALIBS IH bivoi, iSKZOA&l, Fwclflc Hail Steamship Company’s Through Lima to Californi a, »* Mg* 1 ??” and carrying the united MUtes Hail. Through in Twenty-two Steamships an the Connecting on the Pacific ARivrw? UC: with the ™ VnarnaV COLOR.IDO. JjSmPv CONSTITUTION. SEE GOLDEN CITY. COMTA RICA MONTANA. ‘ f AC., Ac. , Mfo above forge and splendid steamships will foow Pier No. 42 North River, toot oi Canal street, at It o’clock noon, on the 1st, llth and 21st of every month, (except when those dates foil on Sunday, and thenon the preceding Saturday,) for Asplnwaffi con- n8Ct *aff ria Panama Railway, with one of the Oom- rmm * tor San Fr * r - ,8co ' Departures oflofand Slot connect at Panama with Weamere for South Pacific sad UMtral American port*. Those of lot touch at Manxaaffio. A dihftrant of One Qaarter from steamers rates allowed to second cabm and steerage passengers Also, an allowance of One Quarter on gen and their ruulllea and irs having honorable dis charges, Half Fife. One hundred pounds baggage allowed each ad nit Baggage-masters accompany baggage through, and sit sod to ladies and children without male protec tors. Baggage received on the dock the day before sailing, Irom steamboats, railroads, and passengers whoprefor to send down early. An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and Modaoeefreo- Firrt-closs side-wheel Steamships Manhattan and Vera Cruz. Passage frmn Savannah to Vera Cm* (per steam- m from Newark" U “ e to NeW York >' “ me at « 'nIw Ve L a i Jtn * , ! m8t0 P At Sisal on the way ont The Manhattan will stop at Sisal on the way home. RATES OF PASSAGE-PAYABLE IN GOLD: From New York to Havana, First Cabin, $50; Steer- $30. m ’ ^steereg^gw *° Ve ‘“ CrDZ ’ Flm Cab!n ’ M00; Fr °?re*$3»* 10 VenCrDZ ’ First CaWn ’ : Steer- FremHsvan. to New York, First CaMu, $60; Steer- ^“Veredru. to Havana, pint Cabin, $80; Steer- eatgt I ^0 t ° NeW T0 *’ Firet c ’his, $190; CHARLES A- WHITNEY, Agent, 16 Broadway, nTy.. U. & For passage, apply to s7-tf B. H. HARDEE, 12 Stoddard’s Roue. with through rate, to cl school teoebere; sol* For Palatka, E. Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA RYS, FERN ANDINA JACKSONVILLE AND PIOOLATA The elegant and very foot steam packet SYLVAN SHORE Capt. -JAMES TUCKER, Jmvin^bera sgedaU^ffiftsd up for this route, w Evtry Twssdny Msrolag at 10 o’clock. All freight payable by shippers. For freight or passage, having superior accommo- dauons, apply at th. office, Ptorida Steam packet Wharf, or to CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. I” » Agents- for new york! The bark NEW LIGHT, having bulk ot ber . A* 1 * 0 1 engaged, will have quick des- apatch as above. For freight, apply toe CRANE A GRAYBILL. j potmge tickets, or further Information, apply sspsarssstw ok the Canal afreet, BELLOWS, Agent OMVOGISTS* 81HSRIE5. aS5-8m Hoorn and Board Wanted, B * y a clti*en of Savannah, in a private family, where there are no other boarders. Addrsm Key Box *3, Foot Office. myTA For Liverpool. The first-class ship FOR- .TUNA, Wolff, matter, having large portion of her cor^o ud galeg on board, will have quick ’For balance of froighLapglg'to^ If “ CRANE myi-H 1»6 Bay street, or to * GRAYBILL 80 Bay I LADIES’ BLACK SUMMER DBESS GOODS my7-8» JaKOpeae TOS A MORGAN, W Oongrem ttreet For Liven The A No. 1 ship JOHN PA 1 TEN, Captain 8. P. ~ 0* above. For freight, apply to the balk of her'caik^ iSfe* despatch SffifcS on board,will have qmck despatch 2,500 CORN. BUSHELS COEN E!yrJ»2r<i“’ •Li JL . Aa-HJtanA Bays*., foot or Eunwd. .. V mj7-fi no For Palatka, VIA BRUNSWICK, 8T. MARY'S, FER NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA. Tbe hew and foot sailing <n——f LIZZIE BAKER, Oapt. N. King] Having toon placed.permanently upon this rente nnl leave for the above place* on VrSteyr Mowing, fifth, u 10 o’clock. “t^coototae to leave every Friday morning thereafter ,«he wiU leave Palatka erory Sunday morffiqg. Pico lata every Sunday forenoon, and Jack- ttm«iUe_*very Monday morning, arriving at Savan eo Tttesda; eedav morning, received at all time* at the warehome on poyoMe by shippers. having splendid te office on Fieri o^pfr at the office "on Florida Steam CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM,

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The Daily news and herald. (Savannah, Ga.) 1866-1868, May 09, 1866, Image 3