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■SraMPP! +.0tv % #r. iff >- * ■ -A-i. LOCI* MATTERS THURY morning, mat Io, ism. jjtpurtar 1 ” Sttaauhlpi and steamers FOR NRW YORK. S;eamshf/ mtor > Thursday, May 10, At — o'clock. Steamsblf 0 * Thursday, May 10, at — o’clock. Steamshl‘“ Salvador, Satnrday, May 12th, at 4 o'clock p. i StcamsIrfehWa 1 Barnes, Satnrday, May 12th, at 3 o'clock p.- v FOB BiLTIMORlt. Steamsb^- C. Knight, Saturday, May 1 ah, at — o clock. SteamslFannie, Friday, May 11th at — o'clock. FOli. AUGUSTA. Steama'cllpse, This Day, at-12 o'clock. SieameSwan, every Wednesday morning, at ^o'clock. StcamcanrH, every Friday evening at 6 o’clock. Steamedard Times, ovary Saturday morning at 9 o’clock Steann General Berry, Saturday, May 12th, at — o’clock. StcameTwo Boys, Sutnriiay, May 12, at 9 o’clock, FOR CHARLESTON. SteamtBmllle, every Tuesday and Friday after noons at o’clock. Steamo Dictator, every Satnrday morning. at S o'clock. SieameKaie, every Friday morning. FOA HAWKIH8VTLLE. SlcomeCharles 8. Hardee, every Thursday mom- mi;, at 9 (clock. FOR OAEIEN. Sleame H. M. Cool, Friday, May 11th, at S o’clock a. m. FOK FLORIDA, steame- Sylvan Snore, every Tuesday morning, at ]0 o'clock. Steamer Dictator, every Toe day afternoon at o’clock. Stunner HdcuGetty, every Satnrday morning, at iO o'clock. Stuoincr Lizzie Baker, every Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Steamer Kate, every Tuesday afternoon. City Court.—the Grand Jury found a true bill yesterday against Peter Porcher (coi.j for aasault and battery. The triminal ddeket will be called this morning, and \v$ would advise all witnesses interested to be present. The Grand Jary made the following presentment yesterday : presentment of the grand jury of the city court, MAY TERM, 1866. We, the undersigned Committee, appointed by tho Fort-man of the Grand Jury of the City Court of Sa vannah, beg leAve to make tho following report: That we have examined tlio books, and the condition of tho clerk’s office, which is in good order, and everything systematically arranged, and we cannot refrain from expressing our entire satisfaction at the manner in which everything is kept; and we farther recommend tbit the Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Savau- i,nti be requested to furnish to thfc Clerk of the City Court such books and articles as named in an order passed -‘it the present term of this court by His Honor, Walters. Chisholm, Judge; and we further recoin- mondthat those presentments be published in the ga ieties ol this city, and a copy also be sent to the City Council with request to give this presentment their ixmeliate consideration. Alfred Haywood, L. J. B. Fairchild, John Lama. Committee. And we beg to conclude our report by recommond- ins’thxt, as a jury, we make a tender of thanks to Hit Honor, Walter y. Chisholm, Judge, for his perti- uanl and instructive charge, and to the Solicitor Geu- eraifor his prompt attention to this Jury. Thos. J. Walsh, Foreman. Tiaa oxtract from the minutes. . Philip M. Ruskf.ll, Clerk. SaTanuah, May 9th, 1866. ILaYors Court.—Jack Brown (colored), was brought before His Honor yesterday morning, charged with violating city ordinance by firing a pistol; aiao with seriating an officer. Fi^rn tho testimony of a witness m the ease, it appears that Brown had fired a pistol ta the wharf upon which witness was employed as a watchmxn, and had refused to leave tho wharf wlu^ ordered. He also used very abusive language to the •watchman, and struck him when he attempted to put ium oil the wharf. The prisoner stated that he was merely examining his pistol when it accidentally dis charged, and that ho was sitting on a wood pile look ing 101 a job, when the watchman ordered him on. He ac&nowledged the abusing ond striking the watch man, end tried to justify himself in so doing: but as the point could not be seen, lie was sentenced to thirty oiye iebor on the streets, and to forfeit his pistol. Eieai Denton (coloredi, was ai rested about 1 o'clock oa Wednesday morning^ with a bag in his possession containing a ham and some tobacco. Ho staled that he Lad purchased the articles on the other side of tho river, but as there are no etores oa that side of the strean, he was turned over to the river police to have :be natter investigated. Robert White (colored), was brought up for driving aboiie aijd wagon through York street lane in viols- ticno! city ordinance. The prisoner stated that ho •us. an * mg vege tables to market,and beiug rather late thought that by driving thvough the lane he would iukt greater speed. Uia Honor stated that the lanes tad recently been graded, but had been utterly de stroyed by wagons passing over tho dirt piled in them, and scattering it so as to make it necessary to have the work done over again. The prisoner was fined in costs, and if caught driving through the lanes again to be placed at work on the streets. Thoetexnth Annual Repost of the Board of Managers of the Protestant Episcopal Orphans* Home.—The Boird of Managers of the*'Protestant Epia. copal Orphans’ Home” respectfully submit to the Bis hop of the Diocese, and to all~who feel an interest in the Orphans’ cause, their thirteenth annual report: The bright vernal light of the glorious Easter morn yet sheds its lustre o’er us, and the triumphant strains of its hallowed anthems Btill vibrate upon the ear, kindling our hearts anew to deeds of loving charity, as memory delight* to recall the story of redeeming love so lately commemorated, while the lingering rays and echoing strains remind ns, that the duties of the past year are ended, and that wc have entered upon the thirteenth year of our existence under the sheltering care of our holy Church. With grateftil humility do we acknowledge the watchful providence of an Almighty Father, who in the midst of the destitution and prostration which had overwhelmed our city, in common with our coun try, has mercifully shielded us from all privations at tendant upon the sad condition of affairs; inclining the hearts of all to minister to our necessities, so that the despondency and gloom which were naturally expe rienced, melted away, and trusting to that sovereign care, which amid so many trials and apprehensions, has ever been our refuge and support, we are enabled to look forward calmly, nay, even hopefully, to the fu ture. The number ofc children reported at our last anniial meeting was 19, since that period one has died, eight have been romoved, nnd three added, making the number at present in the home, thirteen. Applications for admission are numerous, but the number of subscribers having been sensibly dimin ished in consequence of the embarrassed condition of the city, the financial state of the Treasury restricts us greatly in responding favorably to these constant appeals. Mrs. Bennet still continues to exercise the united offices of matron and governess. The monthly reports of the Board testify unanimously to the order and re gularity which characterizes her rule. Under her juincious, kind sway, the children thrive both men tally and morally, and our thanks are due to her for the kind, unwearied watchmlness, which she so gently and unceasingly exercises over them, render ing the institution a home of love in its deepest, truest sense. With the exception of the death of Georgia Ann Crawford, which occurred in April, 1S65, and some very light cases of sickness, the children, we grate- i fully'record, have enjoyed most excellent health. And here we desire to renew our thanks to Mr. Lincoln and to Dr. Yonge, the kind benefactors of the Home, who never weary in well doing, but always cheerfully and promptly respond to our demands, realizing the double blessing of charity: “It blesses him that gives and him that takes.” It would seem almost futile to urge the claims of the Home upon a people who have been so impoverished and stricken by the calamities of the past, but it speaks well for the generous hearts of our noble citizens, that though reduced themselves, thoy have never suf fered our little household to feel the biting stings of poverty, and their hearts have abounded in deeds of loving kindness, perhaps more richly than of yore. But while fully alive to the sad circumstances of the hour, we may and do ask each individual Christian to use their utmost exertions to save this Hook, of their adoption from languishing, and to aid us in rearing a building worthy of the object, in which to shelter the Orphans .confided to our care. Let each give of his ability that each may experience the divine assurance of our great Exemplar, “In as much as ye have done it unto one of the least of* them my brethren, ye have done it to unine.” B. H. GaMmell, Sec’-y of tho Protestant Episcopal Orphans'‘Homo. Easter, 1866. • treauber's report. Arrivals afthe Hotels. PULASKI HOUSE—W.-H. WlLTBKRGKR. Darien W G Young, S Bevel 1, Fit JHW Grisson, Gainesville C Spalding. McIntosh co FVere.NY M Newman, N Y Mrs Stafford, N Y O H Metcalf, Augusta N S Morse. do W L Lumpkin. Forsyth J II DanieiL Mtllen J T Phillips, CBK J W Black, Fla - A Morphy A wife, Burlt* county W 8 Young, Thomasvllle W1 Davies, do E P Atkinson, Ga Mis c Atkinson, Ga D Atkinson, Ga J Reynolds, Washington C F Baldwin. Balt IT 0 Arnold. Bryan co 11T Davis. Quitman H Baarc, Darien T A Wilson, Hartstown S W Hurst A son, Burke co | W D Reynolds, str Fannie SCKSYEN HOUSE—G. McGINLY. J Wells, Balt 8 B Noyes, Fernandina J Densey, do jOCarley, OaptJ O’Neil Thomasville J G Clark, City W 11 Hoggord, Newiou | B Kimball, lady,2 children A servt, Jacksonville do MARSHALL-ROUSE—A. B. Lee*. L Warrock, JackaonvHletRev E Hurts, Ky W Rogers, Darien H T Smith, New York li Adler, do ,1 Todd, do E Tolaud, M D, Havana J Linscy, Augusta B Conley, do J M Cross, n, Scotland C Wurts. Phila I Mies Ii Wurts. Phils U W Montgomery, N O W Pearce, Tired Creek JG Ladd A wife, Tired Creek |SA Hodge, ship New Eng- l’ land Miniature Almanac—This Day. sfcn rises 5 11 Sun sets...:..-. 6 47 HIGH WATER. AtTybee.. 2 151 At Port. 345 Shipping Intelligence. Receipts for year ending March 1st, I860... .$1,863 46 Expenses lor the same 1,341 00 BUILDING FUND. * 14 shares of 8. W. R. R. stock at interest... .^5,300 44 Names of the Boabd of Directresses.—Mrs. Wayne, 1st Directress ; Mrs. Bogart, 2d Directress : Mrs. C. 8. Hardee, Treasurer ; Mrs. tiammell, Secre tary. Managers from Christ Church.—Miss Young, Mrs. Coseus, Mrs. Fish, Mrs. Kollocli, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Griffin, Miss Owens, Mrs. McIntosh. Managers fbom St. John’s Church.—Mrs. Camp bell, Sirs. Cunningham, Sirs. Connerat, Sirs. J. Har- tridge, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Grmvdy. Annual Council or the Protestant Episcopal Church.—The Annual Council of the Protestant Epis copal Church, in the Diocese of Georgia, will meet in St Johns Church, Savannah, on Thursday morning, Slay 10, immediately after divine service. The clerical and lay delegates are requested to he in attendance. Divine service will commence at 10‘4 in tho morn ing, and will be held every evening at 8, and every morning at 10i^ during the session of the Conven tion. ' By order of the Bishop. W. H. Babison, Secretary. Magistrate’s Court.—The following casec were ex amined before Justice Staley yesterday : Edward Johnson (col. I, charged with the offence of larceny, was committed to jail to await his trial, he tiling foiled to give bonds. Isaac Fields (col.), assault and battery, was dis charged, upon examination there not being sufficient evidence to convict. Hugh McGovern, larceny after trust delegated and trust reposed. Tho prisoner was, as it appeared, treasurer at a raffle given for the benefit of a poor wo man, which netted fifty-six dollars. When the raffle vas over he banded her six dollars, and said that an cilter person had stolen the fifty dollars. Several wit- tfceee# in the case having testified to a contradictory Eatenient, and the court being fully convinced in the ■aitter, the prisoner was romanded back to jail to -” l ‘t his trial beforo the Superior Court. A Delioutful Trip.—The steamer Lizzie Baker carried about three or four hundred of the happiest people we have met for some time on' a pleasure ex cursion down the river yesterday afternoon. The steamer left her .dock, at the Charleston steamboat wharf, shortly before three o’clock, accompanied by a fine string band, who, as the boat glidedcd along the river front rendered some very hue music. The plea sure seekers scatiered themsolvcs through the boat, occupying themselves on the run down the river in j It Agt, T McDonald, LaKochc. -W * Co, Guerard A K~ viewing the various points of interest, particularly the f * j ^ Johnson, fl C Melmcns, J \V Luthrop , , A » o, M E erst & Co, Ladies Southern Belie' Aesocia- " tlon, 11 Pitcher,-Scranton. S A Co, Glaghoni A c, C POUT OF SAVANNAH. Wednesday, April 9,186i. Arrived, Steamship Fannia, Smoot, Baltimore—LaRoche A West. Steamer Helen Getty, Ingraham, Palatka—L S Ben nett. Steamer Forrest City, Kiog, Hawklnsville—F M Myrell. Steamer Laura, Wallace, Augusta—Erwin A Har dee. ; Steamer Gen Berry, Henry, Augusta—C L Colby A Co. Schr Delmont, Orr, Baltimore, with grain, Ac— Brigham, Baldwin & Co. Cleared, Steamer Swan, Cohen, Augusta—M A Colion. Brig Kredonia, Howes, Fernandina, with inward cargo— E E Hertz A Co. > Schr H W Gregory, Weeks, Philadelphia—Hunter A Gummell. Br ship Golden Light, Slater, Liverpool—E A Soul- lard . Bremen bark Camilla, Scheucke, Doboy, Ga—1> Eppipg. Imports. Per steamer Helen Getty, from Pala tka—16 bales sea island cotton, 11 bbls, mdse, Ac. Per steamer Forest City, from Hawkinsyill —385 bales upland cotton. __ - Per steamer Laura, from Augusta—65,000 shingles, Exports. Per schr H W-Godfrey, for Philadelphia—217 amply bids, 204 half do, ft-i bales yarns, In do domestics, 1,526 bars old irou, 16,000 feet lumber’ Per Br ship Golden Light, for Liverpool—2,07j bis upland cotton, 439 do sea island do, aud 158,826 feet timber. Paisengcn. Per steamship E C Knight, from Baltimore—Mr Black, Mr Weds, Capt Canard. Per steamer Helen Getty, from Palatka—Rev R P Brown, Miss M E Brown, Miss P E Blown, J! G Young, Capt Hayden, is B Noyes, N Thompson, J R W Gri»- euiu, S C Bt-vill, H Vose, L Warrock, E Wurts, Miss Wurts. Mrs W urts and daughter, J McGrassner, J Todd, Mr Kuowles, 0 Spetdlng, J Dunn-uodle. J H Barrs, W A Wilcox. K S Barkley, T B Blount, W Rogers, Capt Cribb’, S L Burns, aud 18 deck. Per steamer. Fannie, rroui Baltimore— E 11 Mc- Kenua, J W Aekerly, S Hosier, 1£ F Baldwlu, Lt T A Wilson, J Reynolds. tuiiHlgiieea. Per schr Dolmont, Horn Baltimore—Bryan, H A Co, ling ham, B A Co, W R Boggs, J A J F Brown, (J A Chapin, Ciaghorn & C, C It K, 8 G Haynes J Mc Mahon A Co, J N Mullar, WAR Alclntire A Co, aud order. Per steamer Helen- Getty, rrJm Palatka—F M My- red, Claue A G, W B Adams, J W Anderson, J i. Vli lalonga. ■. _ per Steatnnliip E O Knight, Horn' Baltimore—Crane A G. Southern Ex, Hunter A ii. It Hagai', Bryan, H A Co, R H Totem, Miss P Elliott, J. A A J F Brown. C R Hotels. ST. CHARLES SALOON, B Y A. STAMM, Boy Lone, rear of Foot Office— The best Liquors, Ales, Wines. Segors, Ac., always on hand, including a choke article or 8BLT- ER’S WATER, directly imported from Hersaglham, Nassau, and the best of Rhine Winea. LUNClf ,every day at U o’clock. mK-ly CHARLESTON HOTEL, CHARLESTON, S. C. rps popuUu and wall known Hotel, situated in the business portion of the city, ha been newly tar nished throughout by the present proprietor, who has been sixteen years connected with the estnbhahment. inY6-tt W WHITE. Proprietor. AUGUSTA HOTEL. 8. M. JO Z. A. RICE, Proprietors. W E respectfully invite our old friends and the traveling pdbdc to give us a cad. Onr konse is located In the heart of trade, and convenient to the [g-3m]JONES A RICE, Port •Royal House, HILTON HEAD, S. C. RlDDELL * a a. arnnxLL. ju3-tf HUGH PaoraiiTOaa a, v. anna. LIVE OAK CLUB HOUSE, No. 32 GEORG* STREET, Charleston, South Carolina, Is now open for the accommodation of transient an permanent guests. Choicest Liquors, Wines, Ales and Sejfars ALWAYS ON HARD. Terms, alltf OB por Da^r. PETER JONES, Proprietor. Shipping. FOR NEW YORK Fastest ‘-hip In tlie Trade. SIDE-WHEEL SHIP. Througn to New York 1b Sixty Hours. ATLANTIC COAST . Mail Steamship Company. The new and very fast side-w heel steamship GENERAL BARNES, 2,ooo tons burthen. Taos. H. Mobton, Commander, will positively sail on her rcgnlar day, Saturday, May 12th, at 3 o’clock, p. oi. For freight nr passage, having very superior ac commodations, apply to myO WILDER A FULLAKTON. FOR CHARLESTON. The new and splendid steamer KATE, rant T. J. Lookwoon. the river, and Fort Jarkson and ita obstructions batteries. When a few miles down the river seme of the dis ciples of terpsichorc on board getting somewhat rest less prevailed on the leador of the bend to go down stairs into^be ladies’ cabin, where they might “trip the light fantastic, etc.” A floor manager was improvised and the gentlemen not being able to secure lady part ners, amused themselves in “gander” fabhion, much to the delight and amusement of the lookers on in'fhe cabin. After awhile, however, a few ladies consented to lend grace and beauty to the occasion. The danc ing was kept up until tho boat reached the wharf on her return, and the only regret expressed was that the time was so short. Capt King and his gentlemanly officers, end also the managers of the affair, deserve especial credit for tho manner in which it was conducted. 1> huge I'?., UothWcll & W. Per bteunibliip Fannie, from Baltimore—r H Bol- aliaw & Co, Bcnhwell A -W, Bryan, II & Co, iinghum, B A Co, J li O’Byrne, J A Barron, O Colieu, Agt C H R, M A CoIj«u, It Covvnen, Ciaghorn & C, W C Daw- sou, Doyle & L, C L Gilbert, Guerard & P, G C Free man, lluuter & G, A S liaitrldge, N A Hardee, C M ilillsman, S ii Huyncd, li D Headman, Holcombe A Co, G N Heidt, Erwin & H, Lovell L, LaRoche & VV, S M Laltiieau, A J Miilet& Co, J Loiuiti, P iUiey, B F Sandford, Win Stark, Sorrell Bros, G S Nichols, J Roberts, C 1> Rogers A Co, K H Tatem. R F Cliuer, Van ?:«;viou A W, E C Wade k CO; ‘Watts, McRae A Co, Wilder A F, Wright, G A XJ0,’ F W Sims & Co, T A Gordou.' ^eali:;g Poultry—A young white boy, charged Having in his possession three pairs of stolen was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday morning. The person from whom the ffiwls had been stolen, said that he missed them out of his yard at an -arly hour in the morning, and proceeded to market tosfcRrcnfor them. When he got to the market he Rund the fowls in the hands of tho white boy, and i«d h.ia arrested. The boy stated that he had pur- oa*?d them of 4 colored man, and that he could iden- Lfy him—whereupon the colored man was arrested. l *king both parties before the Mayor the white toy was discharged, the negro having acknowledged, •tat hb sold him the fowls. He also stated that ho - tasflf bed purchased them of another negro, and them over to make something on them. As his itG -y about buying them from another negro was •*ther doubtful, and his clothes had the appearance of ^ havAn recently emerged from a /out house, he turned over to a magistrate's court for examina- ia £ CiiAin Gang.—At the opening of the Mayor's -urt yesterday morning, Alderman Gue came for. and made a statement to His Honor, in regard conduct of the negroes belonging to the chain at on Drayton street. One negro in partic- Fayette Jackson, he chargecl first, with muti- •“3 conduct, aud secondly with, attempting to strike ?rith a shovel. His Honor ordered that the period ‘ v ‘ w ki.ch he had been sentenced on the chain gang be beaded another equal number of days. -ltimobe Fair Donations.—The steamship E. C. tight, which arrived from Baltimore on Tuesday ^«t*t. has on board 100 barrels corn meal, and other ^ e ‘Ug a further contribution from the ladies ^ &ltiinore to the needy of this State. The articles "^“placed on board and taken off the vessel, aud bought here, at the expense of the line to Qch the E. C. Knight belongs. '10 ValUabl * Cargo.—The British ship Golden ’•ght was cleared at the Custom House in. this city • e, terday,for Liverpool, by Mr. E. A. Soullard, with a consisting of 2,071 bales upland cotton; 479 do. • ‘•iihnddo., and 158,826 feet lumber. The cotton ^Rhod 1,094,066 lbs., and the total cargo was valued ri This, if not the largest, is, wo believe, ^ A the most valuable cargoes shipped from this l* 011 this season. a ^ Good tlr Run.—The steamer Helen Getty, .from ^ n ^ arrived about half-past five o'clock yesterday £ 4 * ;Ilg Shs made the run from Jacksonville via to this port in twenty-three hours. We Ue ^ to purser Lake for attentions. » P A*3*N Q &«geb Cars.—Two largo and hendsome passen- r -an for the A. and G. Railroad were landed at'the ertl ^harf, from the schooner July Fourth, on rue *<% last. <t Hs Tea C. 1. Sheppard —We learn that the C. T. Sheppard broke her shaft near Doboy, ‘’fil have to come to this city lor repairs. A New Wrecking Company.—A-company has been formed, under the general law of the State of New York, the headquarters of which are to be located in Savannah, for the purpose of conducting wrecking and submarine operations. The Company are pro viding the most complete apparatus to be found on the coast, consisting of two powerful camels, with pumps throwing 6,000 gallons per minute, aud capable of raising 1,400 tons, a dredge, boat, diving apparatus, independent pumps, one or more steamers, constantly ready for any emergency, kc. This Company have already commeu ced* the work of removing the “obstructions,” under tho contract made by the city with Mr. A. Hartshorn, late of the United States Submarine Corps, who is the engineer of the Company. After removing the obstructions, it is the design ot the Company, if they meet with encouragement to take up the subject of giving twenty feet draft of water up to the city at high tide. Incidentally they expect to be prepared to do wharf dredging also. Trial of the Steam Fire Engine “Bartow ’’—The President of the Metropolitan Steam Fire Engine Company proposes to institute'a aeyiea^of trials, to take place weekly, of their new steantefpttro- F. S- Bartow. The first is named for this evening, at Mom terey square at half-past five o'clock,to play from a hy drant. This new feature is proposed in order to disci pline the company in the matter of managing promptly their new steamer at any fire that may occur. The public will be interested to *eb"4rhat the “Mets.” can do, and whether their new apparatus can play over at one story building or not. It \rill be recollected that athe recent trial the steamer took the water from a hy- drout selected on account of its-‘Size (ths smallest), by Chief Firemau Casey, to test tlio mpoted point—“that no hydrant could supply a steam fire engine with the requisite amount of water.” The “Mets.” solved the problem by taking the water from this hydrant, and throwing a stream through an inch nozzle one hun dred and ninety feet. We expect them to do better to-day. Per steamer Forest City, from Uawkinsville—C D Rogers, Wilder & F, J L Viflahinga, G C Freeman, J A Way, J W Latlirop, J W AuderSOn. Memoranda.. Jacksonville, May 2—Arrived—Schr J H Legrim. Now York; 4Mi, Gen Grant, New York. Cleared— Schr 1> E Wolf, New York; 2d, J H Counce, Boston. Fernandina, May 1—Arrived—Br brig Zero, Wind sor, N S; 2d, schr J Crocker, New York; 3d ; schr Eothen, do; 4th, brig Ocean Ware, 40; 7tli, br bark Henry Heed, St Thomas, and schr Loon, Irom Bahi- more. Cleared—May 1, schr L A Edwards, N York; 4th Br schr Margaret Aim, Havana; schr Eothen, St A II j-llut Ttli rti’hr i.Onii .inrLumivilli.' aolip ll-irriut Aiuustine; Till, aulir Loan, Jacksonville; schr Harriet Marta, for New York. Steamer Gen Berry-reports—passed str Hard Times, Broke down and tied up at Flat Ditch; sir swan above Fnrysbui jr. Consignees per Central ltuilroail. Ma.Y 9, 1366. 395 bales cotton, 100 do domestic^, 14 do yarn, 19 do paper, 1,191 bars copper, 70 boxes do, 43 bbls do. 68 pips iead, 76 sacks rongb rice, 4>i do cow peas, 4 cars ohl Iron and Wheels, 12 cars lumber. 1 car horses and mdse to C H R Apt,flays & D, Daily Advertiser, F WSims, O Cohen,-H Young, Crane A J, H R Bell. Plainer i B, FP Halsey, W C Saddler, R Habersham, J Lippman, W B Hodgson, PMcGowan, T Holcombe, J G Clarke, Wilder ,k I’, J W Rabun, J W Lnthrop. \V Bultersby Jk Co, W H Stark, J L Villalouga, L J Gniimai tin. P H Behn, G B & (4 W Lamar, A S Hart ridge, B & Whitehead, Tlson & G, G C Freeman. Financial and Commercial. Taxes fob St. Pexebs Parish, S. C.—Mr. n. E. Wil liams, Collector of State Taxes for St. Poters Parish, So. Ca., will receive returns and collect taxes from par ties resident In this city on the 6th of June next. He may be found on that dsy at the office of Measrs. R. Habersham A Son. We would direct the 1 attention of housekeepers to the advertisement of Messrs. Cheeseman & Co.v to be found In another column. Geo. W. Smith,. Agent, hag opened an ice depot at the old Wiltberger Ice House, corner of Drayton and Broughton street lane, where he will be happy to see bis customers. Naturalized—Solomon Silverberg, a German, ap peared before the City Court yteferday, and, after tak ing the proscribed oith, was declared a citizen of tho United States. This is the first person who has been made a citizen in this city since the close of the war. Chanoe qr Route.—From tha advertisement of the steamer Kate, in another column, 4, will be seen that she will hereafter run the inland route between Charleston, Savannah and Florida,-touching at all in termediate landings. Savannah Market. Wednesday, May 9, 1866 Cotton—The market fob the past two days has been dull and undhanged. We hear of small sales of mid- dlings being made, Liverpool classification, at 28>^c. Also a few transactions in middlings, New York classi fications at 30c. Augusta Cotton Market. j Augusta, May 8, Cotton—Since our last weekly report advices of >jd @ld advance ill the Liverpool market have been re ceived, which have given more stability to our mar ket. During Monday there was what may be called a fair demand, at prices ranging from 26 to 22c for middling to good middling, closing unsettled and. ex cited, in consequence of,an advance, in foreign mar kets. This morning the inquiry was less, the market for the week, however, closing at an advance of two cents per pound on all grades. The late news from England has intimidated buyers, leaving bnt a mode rate demand at the advancing prices, while holders arc film in consequence of the improved condition of Northern and Liverpool markets. - Reports of the prospqulve crop are unfavorable, and should such ru mors prove to be' correct, the old crop must neces sarily rise in the market, and closely approximate its fortacr higher price. Hence, the tenacity of holders, and their reluctance to soil at present low prices. FactoxtvjGoods.—Augusta factory goods have de clined one cent. We quote y, shirting at 1614c, 4=4 sheeting at 20c, and % dull at 22c VI yard. FOR SALE OR RENT-. 1 ’HK Property -known YARD, within half a Accident to the Steamer Hard Times.—By the arrival of the Gen. Berry, from Augusta last evening, we learn that the steamer Hard Times, bound down, had broken her shaft, and was tied up st Flat Ditch. • Martin Luther once thought lie saw the devil In hisffchamber. and threw an inkstand at Ills head. Had they had in those days Ayer's Pills lo exor cise all the devils that come from a disordered'stom ach, )li8 laughable fright would not have become a matter of history. rayl-lw See Lippman’s advertisement, on first page, arts imported perfumery, soaps, Ac. a28tml3. Smoot** I)iLTIM0BE '— >tcam >bip Fannie, Capt f or J f ' lrom Baltimore, arrived yesterday afternoon, to P- ale * of kto Baltimore papers, we areindebted W. D. Eoynolda. B«U. Wylly A-'Christion tum *67 60 to i62 m I * dtmaeed cotton Bt a* 64 coin at p * rbale : aU °. 450 bushels dam- at from 72* tp 96 cent, par bushel. CITY MARSHAL’S SALE. as MOUNT AIRY VINF,- a mile of Marietta, uu high ground, overlooking the city. The lot contains twenty four acres, fifteen acres enclosed with new plank fence; a fltst-rate dwelling, with three rooms.' kitchen, three pantries and bedroom below ; two rooms, two bedrooms and clothes press above, aud a first-rate cellar under the honse ; smoke-house of concrete, frame storehouse (can lie used for a kircheuj, negro house, never-falling well of freestone water, selected fruit of all kinds, with a vineyard ol live acres in bearing. D not sold, the bouse will be rented by the month, with the puvllege of five acres of ground for cultl- vatlon. and one half of the fruit, except grapes. Thu is the moat desirable place in Coper Georgia, and win be offered at a fair price. For further particulars, enqnire of ,: Rev. \V. 8. MANSFUU& myt tawiw jjpjleita. Ga. A. Dt TBNHuorzB, JuiiN M. W. Hill Of Savannah. Ga. Of Jefferson Co., Fla- A. DUTENH0FER & C0„ wlil leave Savannah, foot <4 West Broad street, for the above port. EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, via Hilton Head and Beaufort, arriving in time for the Northeastern tram Returning, leaves Charleston every. SUNDAY MoltNiNG ill 6 o’clock, touching at Ullioo Head. Leaves Savannah every MONDAY MORNING for Patetkii, Fla., touching at all landings on the 8t. Johns river. For freight Jf passage, apply to • BRADLEY, HILL A CO., Agents. 21T St, 219 Bay street. mvln FOR MACON, VIA HAVKINSVILLE. Charles S. Hardeej Capt. Richard Johnson, will have dispatch for the nbove places. Freight received daily at the warehouse, Dillon's Wharf, foot of East Broad street. JOBN L. KOCMILLAT, Agent, inylO-tf On Wharf. FUR R1WKHILLR! MACON VIA DARIEN, BRUNSWICK, And Landings on the Altamaha and Ocmulgee rivers. THE. Steamer Oak., Capt. W. B. McCal lit. Is now receiving freight at the old Florida Steam- packet wbaib anil will leave. 'Dlls boat ranks A 1 In insurance offices. For freight-, *c., apply to J.B. PRESDEE, Agt., • 109 Bronghton street. Or to F. M. MYRELL, MylO Harris’ -Building, Bay st. FOB AUGUSTA AND ALL WAY LANDING3 Auction Sales. QBDBOIA BACON AT ATCHON By T. I. Walsh. in front of Will be sold THIS DAT, 10th instant store: •0P0 pounds Sides and NhoulJers 10 bbls Syrup 10 bbls Brown Sugar 5 caus choice Laid 10 bbls Should-rs « bbls No. 1 llama io bbls Flour * 2u 1 uxes Ad inuntine Candies iU b> xes Soap jfi.se), A lot of Furniture Terms cash mytp SPEC IAL SALE oF DItY GOODS,- By 8«lI, VVyily & Christian- Wi l be sold, THIS’ D,\Y, 111 bales Room, at 10‘4 f: ” ’ (I'chJC A valuable and suitable assortment of Dry Good* conslstli g of Cassinicies, - Melton Cloths, Calicos, Prints, Merinos. Alpacas. Detainee, Poplin* Muslins, Linens Linen Seining* t { Linen Sheeting Linen Handkerchiefs, Gents and I uliri Gears’ Hose, tallies’ HoM. Kid and Cassimere Gloves. . Jewelry, Knives and Forks. Pocket Knives, Hair Combs, Reticules, Head Nets, - Linen and Paper collars. Linen and Paper Cuffs and Collars. Razors, Scissor-, Thimbles. Tobacco Boxen, Pipes, Thread. Buttons. Wallets. Pen Holders, Fens, Notes. 1 .Heir Uibl Don l<anar ra i l 11 I_ n it ,. _ Letter and Cap Paper. Lead Pencils. Cravats, Belts, Bank Bill Books, Glycerine Soap, Almond soap Honey Soap, Windsor Soap, Bath Soap, Continental soap. Hott l.Soap, Ball Soap, Needles, Lather Brushes, Tooth Bru-het, Gent’s Shirts. Dratvers, .Cologne, lltfc’ n<lirprvl lirtlfimOMlj D.I11 Aa Shoes, Boots, Ladies’ Gaiters, Ualtlmorals, Hats, Ac, Terms cash: -myis-l ' By Blun & Meyer. Will be sold, THIS DAYjJjy front of the store at 10 5 tierces Bacon Shoulders Hi bbls Pig Shoulders, choice 22 bbls Sugar-cured Hams 1<> Irtils Hugged Hams, very choice 5i tubs Prime Lard. 20 bbls lVa Beans , . 20 boxes Smoked Tongue* 2 bids Syrup -20- b -Xus choice and medium Plug Tobacco 20 box, s choice Whiskey - A Lumber of Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wsshstands, Chaim of all kinds. Tables, liockere, Ccrocke<>, Glassware, Tinware, Pols, and other Cooking Uten sil 1 aninn, n Vr' - The usual assortment of Notions, Dry Goodr. Boots, Shoes, Groceries, AC., Ac. mylO By Blua St Meyer. THIS DAY, loth inst, at 10 o'clock, will be sold, by recommendation ol Port Wardens, for accuuut of underwriters mud all concerned: Damaged 6n board stoaauship Missiouri. inylo EASTERN HAY AT AUCTION- York,. Willimus, Alclntire do. Will sell TJ1IS DAY, at the Iron Steamboat Co.’s wharf: 153 bales prime Eastern Hay, Slightly damaged and sold for account of all whom it 111a, concern mylO yNi^piWRlTERS; SALE. On FRIDAY..Mtb May. lsu.tij.wjll he sold In the city of Darien, in accordance wllh'fhe recommendation of the^Bosrrt of Pori Wardens of said city, foi ac- . cuuni fd Uyderwrilersand all concerned, the Npr,we^an bark ^qalla, , as she lies on tiie North B res k era‘off Drtff y Bar. Also, her curpo couaMtng oCTUnbei. and her apparel, viz: Sails. Riptting. Anchors, chains, Ac. The steamer Hi M. TVkjI v?l 11-' leavA'QU TBursday morning, tnc lTtn ineL, at ft o’clock, e. m., from her wharf at the Lower Rice Mills for th* accommoda tion of parties wishing 10 be present at the sale. CABL kPPING. mylO-1 tv Consignee. PRIVATE SALE. * By Bull, Wylly A Clulttiau, HAY, HAY, HAY. ’ - sod bales prime Noilh River Hay, landing from ship charlotte, for sale In lots to soli pnii’hoter.i. mylO-5 ' : "AUCTION sKtteU BY BEfiL WYIjLY A CHRISTIAN. Will 'bssold, THIS DAY. at 10*4 o’clock, at White’s Col loir Press: 7 AUCTIQN SALE.- ., ' By BalUJ0Fyl|y_A Christian. . SALT, SALT, SALT. • Win be sold Tins D.OT, at t t o’clock, without re serves in front0: store: - r-.- .23 bbls Turk Island Salt * iz6 sacks Turk Island -Salt 50 do Liverpool r sit. myl0-l UNDERWRITERS’ SALE. By Bell, WyDy A ChrMIai. Will be sold THURSDAY, 10th Inst., at 11 o’clock, at Demand’s Lower Cotton Press; 103 coils Iron Bands and Arrow Tics, used as a sub stitute for rope In baling cotton. Damaged on the voyage fr m Liverpool to this p-Tt, and sold under inspection and by recommenda tion of Port Wardens for account of underwriters and all concerned. ’ Terms cash. . myV ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. By Blifn A Meyer. The fine steamer Greneral Berry will leave as above on Saturday, May 13th, at ’.— o’clock- For freight, apply to CHARLES L. COLBY A CO., my9 Corner Bay and Abercora ste. FOR DARIEN*. THE STEAMER u. M. COOL, P. Howus», Captain, will leave for the above place on >- ' F riday Morning, at 8 o’clock. Shipping', Forwarding, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, fiay Street, • ‘ Savannah, Ga. the first TUESDAY in June next, before the Prompt attention given to the purchase, ■ sale and shipment of cotton, lumber and country pro- dues genei uUy. Consignments solicited, on which liberal aMbnces will be matte. dortr of the Court House, In the city of Savan nah, at ll o’clock in the forenoon, will be'exposed to sale at pnbllc outcry, the improvements on Lot No. 22 Pnlaskl Ward, under and by virtue of tax execu tions in favor of the city of Savannah vs. George Calley. 7. r 0. Said improvements levied on as the property of said George Calley. THOMAS. S. WAYNBL ’ u30-td . City Marshal. Brigham, Baldwin t Co'.’ Savannah - Hiram Rob erts, Savannah; A H. Zeilin A Co., Macon, Ga.: Dr. N. L. Angier, InL Rev. Col., Augusta; Jamas M. Ball, ”-t., Atlanta, Ga.; Willis Chisholm,. AtS.nl “ - - - j . Robihson, Jacksonville, Fla. ata, Ga.; DloMe. Jack- Eentncky. For freight or passage engagements, apply on board, at Padelford’a wharf M. A. COHEN, Agent. 89 Bay street. LAWS AND JOURNALS.! mfig CONTRACTS for distributing uie Laws and i it Journals of the 1401 aud preceding Legislature lowest bidder by Congressional win’ be let to the (not J udlctal) Districts, at the state Honse, on Tues day, the twenty.nlnth day of May next, at twelve qfolock M. Ac tb’tne by mail books in any vra, ered as bids at the letting out of the contracts. Bond and security will b’e required for the faithful perform ance of the contract within sixty days from the re ception of the books, and the money will be paid as soon as the work is done. Those who desire tt can receive the books at the time oT the letting, uu all ' ‘,rs will be required to enter upon thf ' By perinlMiOh of tb« Honorable the Conrt of Ordinary of Chatham county, will be sold, on TUESDAY, JnneS, at II o T ctock, a. m., in front of the Conrt House: Part of Lot letter Y, Kiddle Oglethorpe Ward, con taining 11244 feet on Znbly street by 55J^ feet on Poplar and Fshm streets, * with improvements thereon. rHJ, T ALSO,. ^ 25 shares C. R. Stock • U- • - - i Q ~ ‘ 1 f - - -' ALSO. Shipping. For Augusta AND WAY LANDINGS ON THE RIVER. rn ill Capt. Tdomas Dakisis, will positively leave as above on Saturday, May IB, at 9 o’clock a- Freight received dally at her warehouse, Dillon’s JOHN L. ROUMILLAT, Agent, On Wharf FOR PALATKA, FLA. Via Ferflaadina. Jacksonville, and alt Lauding* on tbc Bt. Johns River. Ths fine, fast-sailing steamer DICTj^TOH, L. M. Coxrrris, master, will le»ve aa above, from Telfair* wharf, ■Every Tuesday Afternoon at 4 o’clock. We are prepared to receive freight at our ware home on ths wharf, at all tunes, free of storage. L. J. QU1LMARTIN St CO., m yl<> Agent*. Eiiipir© Line FOE MV YOBKj Atlantic Mail S$tu^mship Company. PASSAGE RATES: Cabin 120 00; Steerage $5 OO, with Sub sistence BIO OO. The new and hst side-wheel steamship SAN SALVADOR, Atkins, commander, will sail as above, on ” ’ Saturday, May IB, at 4 o’clock p. m. For freight or passage, having accommodations su perior to any steamer In this trade,’apply to B. H. HARDEE, No. 12 Stoddard’s Range. GARRISON | ALLEN, Agents, my8 No. 9 Bowling Green, N. Y. BOSTON & SAVANNAS Sm&AMSHlP LINE. FOR BOSTON The fas} steamship WM, TIBBETTS, i. S. Coxy, Commander, will tail for the ^bove port 0 Saturday, 14tb May,* At ~ o’clotk. For freight or passage, myS-4 RlC 1 4 apply to CHARDSON S BARNARD. For Baltimore. The splendid Steamship L. C. Ivnight, Captain Dentv, Will sail for the above port on * Saturday, May lBth, at — o’clock. Tho steamship JOHN.G18SON will follow, sailing ou Saturday, May 19th, and will consul ute a regular weekly line. For freight or passage, apply to. CRANR A GRAYBILL. Agents In Baltimore: Measrs. Pbnoshoabt, Fen wick A Co. myT • Murray's Line FOR NEW YORK. REDUCTION OF PASSAGE RATES! Cabin Passage, $85 Steerage, $10 The new and splendid steamship LEO, Dearborn, commander, will kave for the above port on her regular day, Thursday, May lOtb, at 3 o’clock. For freight or passage, having superior accommo dations, apply to Wf7 OCTAVOS COHEN. For Charleston. Sundry articles of Furniture belonging to estate of F Jacbens, deceased, late at Chatham crnintj. ali-lawtd’Administrator. Siif'liiitT.c hi & Doiiiilrt iSmii 11 BREWtfU uF FINE PALE ALES & PORTER WF r T !B T -S T BET"-'’ 7 &8AVE 3 NLW YORK a * For freight or passage, apply on board, or to ^ L. J. GU1LMARTIN A CO., my7 tf Agents. fit HE undersigned having been appointed sols agents ■ for the city for the above well known and su perior Ale, {warranted to stand in any climate), are now prepared-to supply the asm* la packages to salt nnrehiffi 12-Sino CUNNINGHAM, PURSE A CO. SOUTSliRN aporting and Manufacturing DRUG Mo. 999 PriKlt & Wilson Brothers, ^ WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS ManuRuituring Chemists, Ho. 388 KBW STREET, 7 1 - •-,*?• • Fourth door above Market st, . . zoo Chgrleston, 8. C. 3 l O0‘S N> A. PRJtTT, rr is w. Wilson. I p b. wilson I ■ fGradi slag Bntean. aatoafPhUs. we of Pbsr ip|e Fropristot’s aw Native Oaor- ;; D1AIIII IN ft&VOI, OBIMIO All, ._ ten day* after the date or the contract. Any sending a Md bv mall must accompany it with a certificate of the Clerk of the Superior Ooprt or Sheriff or the county In which be resides. Mating that he Is a responsible person, reliable and able to give good bond, or snch bid will not be considered. JAMES G. MONTGOMERY a28-tm» State Llbrarhm. AND SALE STABLE. bane opened the Brick Stable at the earner of West Broad and Harrison, streets, Sanwmah, Ga., gnd are prepared to take horses on livery by the day.-week dr month, and onr pant experience In the above business indaces us to feel that we can give to jji who p,tro*l*e as. la*. :* co. The splendid steamer DICTATOR, 1,000 tons, Capt. L. M. Coxrrrxs, will leave as above from Telfair's wharf Kvcry Friday Horuiug at 9 o’clock. Pacific Mail steamship Compaay’c Through Uue to California, TpOUCHING at Mexican Porta, and carrying the A United States Mall. Throngh In Tv-enty-iwo days- p _ Steamshlos on the Connecting on the Pacific Atlantic: with the ARIZONA .COLORADO. HENRY CHAURCKY CONSTITUTION NEW YOBG/fi GOLDEN CITY. OCEAN QUKEN. '.SACRAMENTO. NOKTHEI FOB AB6U5T1 AND WAY LANDINGS ON THE RIVER, The fine light-draught steamer KC LIEF BE Capt. Was, will leave will leave af above THIS DAT, at 12 o’clock w For freight or passage, apply to J. M. KISCHLEY, A| myl0-l FOB AUGUST AND LANDINGS ON THE RIVER. The superior and fast steamer Hard Times, Capt. CaaBLis Gain, having superior state-room accommodations, will leave ss above on Saturday Morning, at 9 o’clock. For freight or passage engagements, having splen did state room accommodations, apply on board, at Padriford’s wharf, between Central ness and Lower Rice Mill, qr to M. A. COHEN, No. so Bay street. Freight received at all times at the warehouses. mylO-3 FOB BALTH0BE. The new and magnificent steamship F A NT.3ST I E, Shoot, Commander, Will sail for Baltimore on Friday, 11th lust., ut — o’clock. Freight will lie received and checked through to Philadelphia at same rate» charged by other Unes For freight or passage, having excellent accommo dations, apply to LaBOCHE, WEST A DANIELS, myT Jones’ Block. Pioneer FOR Line YORK. The splendid steamship HUNTER, Rogers, Com mander, will leave for the above port on her regular day. Thursday, May IO, at — o’clock. For freight or passage, having superior accommo dations. apply to my7 HUNTER A GAMMELL FOR CHARLESTON, VL4 BEAUFORT. The first-class steamer E M I L I E, Capt. G. H. Bcujtort, will leave as above from the Charleston Steamboat wharf Bvery Tuesday and Friday Afternoons, nt 4 o’clock. Freight received on ■ the day of sailing, to be pre paid on the wharf. For freight or passage, having good acaonamoda tlons, apply to Captain, on board, or U> jfiP EDWIN K. HERTZ Jk CO.. my5-tf Bay street American and Mexican MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAlfr. First-class side-wheel Steamships Manhattan and Vera Cruz. Passage from Savannalr to Vers Crus (per steam ships o the Empire Line to New York), same rate as from New York. Ths Vera Crus will stop at Sisal on the way out 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 age, $30. From New York to Vera Crus, First Cabin, $100; - Steerage, $50. From Havana to Vera Cruz, First Cabin, $46; Steer age. $30. From Havana to New York, First Cabin, $60; Steer age. $30. From Vera Crus to Havana, First Cabin, $60; Steer age, $30. From Vera Cruz to New York, First C.bla, $120; Steerage, $60. .CHARLES A. WHITNEY, Agent, y, N.T., U.f 26 Broadway, For passage, apply to a7-tf B. H. HARDEE, 12 Stoddard’s Race. For Palatka, E. Fla., - TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA RYS, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA EN. SACRAMENT! LIGHT GOLDEN AGE COSTA RJCA.......... MONTANA. . —-if tha above large and splendid steamships will leave Pier No. 42 North River, loot oi Canal street, 12 otefock noon, on the 1st, nth and 21st of every month, (except when those dates fall on Sunday, and nm *’ alt, con- he Com _ _ _ from Panama for San Francisco, teaching At Acapulco. : Departures of 1st and 21st connect at Pananis with steamers tor South Pacific and Central American ports. Those oflst touch at Manzanillo. :er from steamers rates Qnarti ibln and steerage passengers A- discount of On* tilowid lo Hi Olid cab! .. .. with f&millM. Also, an allowance or One Quarter on through rateg. to clergymen and their families and school teacher^; soldiers -having honorable dis charges, HsKHT*. One hundred pounds baggage allowed each ad nit Baggage-masters accompany baggage throngh, and attend to ladies and children without male protec tore.' Baggage received on the dock the dsy before skillng, from steamboats, railroads, and passengers Who prefer to send down early. An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and attendance Dree. For paafiage tickets, or farther information, applv at Hie Company’s ticket office, on the Wharf, foot ot ~ street. North River, New York. Canal street, all-Jm F. W. Q. BELLOWS, Agent For Liverpool. The first-class ship FOR .TUNA, Wolff, master, haring In large portion of her cargo going on board, will have qnick de- Tbe elegant and very fast steam packet SYLVAN SHORE Capt JAMBS TUCKER, liaviaE^bern specially fitted np for this route, w teavtnbr the above places Every Tuesday Morning ot 1U o’clock. All freight payable by sbl| :taught - Por Insight or passage, hav Cations, apply at tbs office, Wharf, or to . CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM, J2I-tT Agents. FOR NEW YORK. ’ The hark NEW LIGHT, baring balk at her cargo engaged, will have quick dea- vpateh as above, for freight, apply toe CRANE Jk ORAYBXii. j •For Palatka, VIA BRUNSWICK, ST. MARY’S, PER NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA. The new and fast sailing Steamer LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. N. King) Haring been placed permanently tffinn this route «tn leave tor the above glares oa V. A. KYAN St Ob. 007 ANDARD hr Charles hwwc Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey, Ac. myl-tf t . FOR WEIGHT OR CHARTER. r £ fine A 2 Otimore, engaged 9*ton. For balance of freight^*pj>I^^fo^ 126 Bay street, or to CRANE A URAYBILL, : myWa 80 Bay street. For Liverpool. and going it, apply to We A No. 1 ship JOHN PAT ■harir-;, rht- balk of Lm cargo board.«tl! hiva quick despstob Friday Morning, 96th, ut 19 o’clock, and continue to leave every Friday morning thereafter at same hiXtr. Returning, she will leave Palatka every Sunday morning, Iffoolsta every Sunday forenoon, and Jack- soorille every Itoojtoy morning, hnivlng nt 8svan VheSgbt recefvsdat 5i tlmea nt the warsbeuse on ^AUftrightpayable by ahippere. freight or pasnage, haring splendid cabin ao- •daoea, apply at the office on Florida Bteem t wharf; er to CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM Agent* NEW — sn yf-. njg\ rlAY _ lUNfi St QRAYBtLL. i R 8 A L E, (ilVSK S^RAMBOATS »<1 TOW- ! ^MaTS, of ratloL- sisaj and draft. Also, S Yiaaclo. StEac Ua-ges, ka. A. M DA COSTA. No. 42 Water jtreet, fi. Y iSS OFFICE. QUARLES E. O’SeiAlYAN Mu ffisndB STt^gij^^uVj ««-he ji now pre- pared, with newrinaftsmi*. to execute Job Printtng r-, att office, wtytHotel Baiidfag.Bhy street, third dc-. . I east of 'WMtcJui^7*eecB'l4ocr. ; fatAMtoge Isv&xcka-ixsP'A’r md, -X uA - JSWfcSSfc-