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Newspaper Page Text1 * - T.JtA- * m • ? XoCAL MATTERS. ” ^XCRDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1866. lb?* 1 ' -arc of Steamships and Steamers FOK SEW YORK. San Salvador, Saturday, May 12th, at 4 *££ General Barnes, Saturday, May J2tb, at , \.xl V- “• ' FOB BALTUIORE. t sa .b!p E. C. Knight, Saturday, May 1-th, at — f.iu arorsi'A. ntI swan, every Wednesday morning, f ,:ocK. Laura, every Friday evening at 5 o'clock, r nurd Times, every Saturday morning at trfocU- Steamei General berry. Saturday, May 12th, at - jjer Two Boys, Satnrday, May 12, at 9 o'clock, FOR CHARLESTON. 5 e sacr Fannie, every Tuesday' morning at Id ij -Aiaer Emtlie, every Tuesday and Friday after- Bi ;l i t o’clock. -gainer Dictator, every Saturday morning at 9 o'clock- SUmw Liiiis Baker Salk. » The steamer Lizzie Baker, Captain N. 'King, which left here yesterday morning for Florid^ while pass ing through the obstructions helow Fort Jackson, struck on oneqpf the sunken cribs, knocking a hole in her bottom and causing her to 1111 very rapidily. When Captain King discovered that the steamer was leaking he immediately turned back and ran her on a Band bar opposite Fort Fisher. The Lizzie Baker had a number of passengers and a large freight The steamer Emilie was dispatched to her assistance and took oil the passengers and their Baggage, and also all the freight with the exception of some hay. The steamer was sunk to her decks *et high water yesterday afternoon. Arrangement, have been made to send the steam fire engine down at an early hour to pump her out, when she will be brought up to the city for repairs. The Lizzie baker was commanded by one of the ablest and most successful captains on the route, and steered by two of the best pilots running between Florida and this city,but as the cribs near tbe obstructions are continually shifting tilth the tide, it is almost impossible for a boat to pass over tbe same place twice withoat striking or running against some thing. The Lizzie Baker had run in the same course a short time before without meeting with any_ acci dent. Shipping Intelligence. I UBS RUB8’ Shipping. -This Day. Miniature Almas Sun rises ' 6 09 Sun sets 6 49 man water. At Tybee 3 391At Port 5 09 RJTSS RUSS RUSS’, RUSS’ PORT OF SAVANNAH. Friday, April 11, 136\ Arrived. Steamer Kate, Lockwood, Palatka, Ac—Bradley- Hill A Co. Steamer Dictator, Coxetter, Jacksonville, etc—LJ Gullmartln. Steamer Oak, McCauley, Hawkins vine—F M My- rall. Steamer F.miUe, Boautort, Charleston—E R nertz A Co. ST. DOMINGO .BITTERS 8T, DOMINGO BITTERS ST. DOMINGO BITTERS One of the most valuable combinations of a usefa medicine and an agreeable beverage that has ever been offered to the public. Millions of bottles were sold throughout the North during the last four years, and, wherever Introduced, it has proven a welcome addition to the invalid's table, the family circle, and the batchelor’s sideboard. , eioer Kste, every Thursday morning at 8 o'clock FOB IIAWKINBVILLE. s-^nier Charles 8. Hal-dee, every Thursday morn- , fl » 5 o’clock. FOR FLORIDA, aeie' Sylvan Shore, every Tuesday .morning, at I -^o'clock- ' otemer Dictator, every Tne day afternoon at 4 o'clock. I Meitner Helen Getty, every Saturday morning, at I... .’clock, ' I Stcfiner Kite, every Monday morning, at 8 o'clock. Messrs- ESTILL A BROTHER, Newsdealers, Sta. ani Booksellers, Bull street (down stairs;, •-merof Bay lane, next to the Post ORice, nre au- ; >rized agents for ihe Daily News & Herald. til orders left with them will no promptly attended til Connell of the Protestant Epit- I u j>h! Church In the Diocese of Georgia. SECOND DAY- [Erponed for tho News and Herald ’ s Council convened at 10 o'clock, yesterday morn- iNFAirriciDX—Horrible Dsvelcwmenis—We learn from a gentleman who arrived from Thomasville last svening that a case of Infanticide, surrounded with oircumstances of a most revolting character bad come to light in that town. On Tuesday last, the body of a colored infant was rooted out by hogs from its burial place by the side of a road in an unfrequented part of the village. Upon examination it was found that the scull of the infant had been fractured by a violent blow. Suspicion was at once fastened upon a colored girl who was known to have given birth to a child which had suddenly disappeared. Tbe woman was at once arreBted by the City Marshal, although she strongly protested that she was innocent, and lodged in jail. For a while she still persisted in declaring that she knew nothing of the matter, but she was finally induced to make the confession that the child was hers, but that it had been murdered by her mother—not by herself. Upon being interrogated still further the girl confessed that she had previously had two children, each of whom was put out of the way by her mother in the same horrible manner. Search was at once made for the mother but she had disappeared, and at last ac counts the perpetrator of the three infanticides was still unarrested. Cleared. Steamer Kate. Lockwood, Charleston— Bradlev. Pill A Co. Steamer Dictator, Coxetter, Charleston—L J Guil- martln. Steamer H M Cool, Taylor, Darien—M A Cohen. Steamer Lizzie Baker, King, Faiatku, etc—Clag- hornA Cunningham. Steamship Win Tlbbets, Cony, Bostou—Richardson & Barnard. Steamship Fannie, Smoot, Baltimore—LaRocbe 4 Wesr. Steamer Emilie, Beaufort, Charleston—E E Hertz A Co. Schr Susan, Sears, Baltimore—Sorrell Bros. Schr B H Shaunon, Marts, Richmond, Ya—Tucker, Lappani A Co. Scor Mary Mankin, Taylor, Cardenas, Cuba—Rich ardson A Barnard. LADIES who have lost strength and appetite, and suffer from nausea, vomitting and vertigo— In Quarantine. Br ship Jno McVicar, McDonough, Havana, iu bal last—Reid A Stewart. Imports. Per steamer Oak, from Hawklnsvllle—281 bales up" land cotton, 16 rolls leatner, 15 bags rice. RUSS’ ST. DOMINGO BITTERS. TRY THEM BUT ONCE. Exports, Per Btoamahlp Wm Tibbetts, for Boston—163 bales cotton U0 bbls rosin, 12,t.00 feet lumber. 75 bbls pea nuts, 12 tons iron, 100 bags roots, 19 bffles dry hides 5 colls rope, 1 bdl deer skins, and sundry pkgs mdse. Per schr Susan, for Baltimore—1,100 sacks salt. Per schr H H Shannon, for Cardenas, Cuba—220 tons old iron. Per steamship Fannie, for Baltimore—11 bales up land cotton, 86 do domestics, 23 do yarns, 690 8alt_ 1,287 army saddles, 31 pkgs mdse. RUSS’ ST. DOMINGO PUNCH. RUSS’ ARRACK PUNCH, MADE FROM BATAVIA RICK. RUSS’ MESSINA PUNCH, RUSS’ GIN COCKTAIL. Matos's Court.—Tho first case called yesterday • morning was that of five knights of the tonsorial i^rniug prayer was read by the Rev. Mr. Brown, j order, charged with keeping their barber shops open u «.§>:d by ihe Rev. Mr. Clark, and a 6ermon preached j after* 10 o’clock on Sunday morning. His Honor | 2 Rev. Mr. Habersham. i asked the complainant whether there had been any ileicWs present as on Thursday, with the addition j disorder, or Indecorous conduct, f 6r any liquor sold, •jiheF.fcV. Mr. Bease of the clergy. [ or anything about the barber shops to offend the minutes were read and approved. | public sense of propriety. He stated that "there had A certificate of the election of the Lay Delegates not been, but that they were open in violation of city ordinance. His Honor admitted that it was a clear violation of the city ordinance, but as there was no penalty attached to a violation of it, he would fine them each twenty-five cents and remit costs of court. A small white boy, charged with stealing five or six dollars from the money-drawer of a store, was dis charged. Tho complainant against him having failed to appear was fined five dollars and costs.. Nero and Lewis Williams, both colored, were charged with fighting in the market, one boy was cutting at the other with a case knife, when they were arrested. When brought before the Mayor they stated that they were only playing. As Nero was em ployed at a coffee stand in the market; and Lewis lives only loafing about there, the former was dis charged and the latter sent to the guard house for one week. James Burns, (colored) for firing a pistol in the streets, »?udaugeriug the lives of citizens, was fined ten dollars and to forfeit his pistol. C. Owens, ^colored) charged with Carrying con cealed weapons. The prisoner stated that he came in from the country to sell blackberries, and while at the j market had purchased the pistol for the purpose of i scaring birds and crows from his garden. After ! purchasing the pistol he went into Yamacrau to finish j selling his berries, when ho was called into a shop by a white woman, who, seeing the pistol protruding I from his pocket, asked him to sell it. While 6he held j ■• Liacna of Christ Church, Savannah, repoited ; the pistol in her hand she sent up stairs to call her : ; husband down, who was a policeman, and he name- j 2 Christ's Church, Macon, was presented and read* :-;erred to the Committee on Certificates, which I spirted that Messrs. L. N. Whittle, J. 8. Hutton, and r o iolenough were duiy elected. These gentle- ^appeared and took their scats. ; Bi-b p then read his annual address, which for aitr, eloquence and originality of conception is . ..I tj If it does not surpass any similar production delivered In this country. It made a profound | -jreaaion upon all who were so fortunate as to bo •*r,: to boar its delivery. :i.-Esv. Mr. McRae introduced the following, which, :«the delivery o: eloquent and feeling tributes to | - armory of the deceased by the mover and the Ifrasrs Clarke and Reese, were unanimously .. i pleased Almighty God in His Wise Provi- r move from the scone of his earthly labors ., Heavenly resr, our beloved brother, the Rev dairies. Therefore ■; a!, Whilst we bow submissively to God’s recall, with grateful emotions, the Christian of our lamented brother ; his humility, his o his sincerity ; and above all the faith which 1 hhn to glorify God in a protracted illness of ... b diy suffering, and in all his distress to pososs am patience and in peace. Whilst we thank God for his good exara- :: ■ :.r lamented brother, we tender to his he* v .family and congregation this expression of our ; map-thy and condolence. .: -.rochial Reports and the reports of the dif- o f . easureis were presented and referred to ap- .. cue cotnmlttece Passengers. Per steamer Kate, from Jacksonville, Ac—□ E Molt, i; II Brush and lady, F C Shiner; C E Eaton, \V Johnson, T J Wightman, J F Todd, (J T Bord, L Mc Henry. Per steamer Dictator, from Jacksonville, Ac—J Cooper and servt, Col 'Titus, Capt T Thornton, Mrs Majo. F T Chase, D B King, M Aloley. A W Putham, Gen W Frampron, Mr Champion, Miss Al E Kiug, Dr P. Tana, Miss 51 B Tuna, N Usher, T C Beckman, W P Scott, G Waiiuati, W W Woor.au and lady, J W Clifford and lady, J A l arwell, U E Beau, S T Rowe. Per steamship Fannie, for Baltimore—J Griffin. W Sparks, J 11 Harker, T G Archer and lady, W P Owens, wife and children, W H Smart, wife 3 chil dren and servt. Per steamer Emilie, from Charleston—G Murdock, M I' Doby, A G Foster. R \V Shelly, W A Cftapfih, c I! Granger, T Kelllin, F U Miller, C Greene, J Junge, \V Filtnore, J Q Reeves, Capt Renkln, EPJudd, C W Nois, W M YVadley, Capt G Young, Lt llagler, W R Garrard, J G Nichols, E B Paine, J O Alexander, II M Taylor, M Blake, E C BuckbecK, C Clement, Mrs Judd and servt.. Miss C Givens, Miss S Givens, Miss S G Fill), Mrs Hardee ami Sun, Miss Hardee, J Sears, and 20. deck. RUSS’ BRANDY COCKTAIL. Consignees. Per steamer Oak, from Hawklnsvllle—Jones & W, Wilder 4EJW Latlirop A Co. H H Linville, A s Hartridge, P H Belm, M J Solomons, Watts, McR & Co, L J Uuilmurtin & Co, N A Hardee & Co, Erwiu «t Hardee. RUSS & CO., No. 34 Dey street, Net Sold Wholesale by Hew York. Per steamer Emilie, from Charleston—Bell, W A C. M C Sullivan, Miss E L Kirk. W. M. WALSH, Wholesale Druggist HALSEY, WATSON & CO., Grocers, d27eod-ly Savannah, Consignees pet Uenti'nl Haliroatl. May 11, 1866. 31u bales culiou, IS do domestics, 16 do yarn. U do wool, 6 cars old iron, 24 oars timber and mdse, to Lathrofi & Co, Wilder 4 t'.CK It Agt, Brigham, B A Co. J Meldrlm, P, Tucker A W, \V Batterahy & Co. U R Christian, Brady, S A Co, W II Stark, Crane A G. J Meyers, A Fawcett, J Zitiruugh. financial and Commercial. it greater pari of the fund for ii»a relief ot . au'A rphans ware in Confederate accmiiies, :.::r.56qiientlj lesi The fund at present colaiets ::iLresthousand dollar bond cn the city of Savau -I Ice rpport was referro.l to a committee to in- |a?»: ihe future disposition of the fund, and /.it he rapidly increased. Several coinmlt- e f.npninted to report on Jiffc-rout subjecte te- Augiutu Market. Augusta, May lu~P. M , Some sales of good middling weru made diataiv arrested hirn on a charge of carrying con- | to-day at 29c. The demand was a little more active. non of Mr. Conley, Christ Church, Macon tied for the meeting of the Convention for cealed weapons. As the negro told a pretty straight tale about tbe matter, aud stated that he was going in the country a. soon as he disposed of his berries, his Honor diemlssed tho case, aud told him to come back after he had disposed of Ids articles and hA would re turn his pistol, provided that ho whs going out of the city. Benefit or trie Union and Widows' Sto riettes. but prices remain the same as on yesterday, tanging from 26 to -’9c for middling to good middllir.fi Savannah, Ga , May 8, 1863 To :Ue JftiyOt' ami AiJeivnen City of saramiuh: Gentlemen—Understanding dial these aie in your ' midst two Benevolent Societies, known as tbe Union and tbe Widows' Societies. Prof. Cevor has maguanl- [ moualv offered to give one exhibition of hiB Stereos- 'S I copticon of dacred aud Secular ilistory (now In St. Baltimore F„ C Knight, ty paid a visit to tba steamship E. C li-sffrst vessel that hae arrived hciobelongin hue ot Ktcam-btps between Baltimore and j Andrew's Hail,} the entire, proceeds of which shall he Vhe Knight IS a staunch and last going sea ! as .be | a- • soout alx hundred tons burthen ( oid mess ' t itn e, and St Andrew’s Hall the place fertile above and is fttted up witu all tbe new improve- benefit. .conveniences which have been applied to ! Hoping you wilt all lend your co-operation for such vessels. This is the second trip sin bis port, iyaving made one voyage previously ;.a4elphia. The E. C. Knight is quite anew string been built at Philadelphia iu 1864, : tii first voyage from that port iu December ciesr Her engines are direct acting, and wero -tj built by > T ,-ifie A Leavy, of Philadelphia, yxg capacity of tbe vessel Is about the bulk • is issud barrels On the return ot tho Knight ■ l'ii cbe is to have a nsat and substantial . : iincn her main deck, which will, when ; -eicd. accommodate about forty passengers, m - o c state rO 'fli accommodations already in - csb.n. The vessel will not bo d3Uined -v:. cabin i= being built, as tbe framework will o "r.an. 1 , placed on board, and competent me- ' :: rill work at it while she is lying in port and i: -n; tic passage, a3 they will accompany the * ’-d the cabin is completed. Captain Denty, '■■U-iiToribly known as a skilful navigRtor and -I., commands the E. C. Knight, and her au- -, tSc-.rs, besides being good seamen, are all I attantive. ^ is ben svolent purjiose, I bsvc the bonur to be Your obedient servant, Menzies Cdmminc, Agent. Savannah, 5Iay 9, I860. The Board of .Managers for the Widows’ Society re turn their heartfelt thanks to Prof. Cevor for his lib eral offer in their behalf. 51:'. O. Cohen will hereby act for the ladies, and any arrangement that he and Mr. Sima may mako with Mr. Cevor will be perfectly agreeable to them. 8. C. Tuffts, for Secretary Widows' Society. Savannah, May 9, 1866. kin. Menzies Ccmuing— .-—Your communication addressed to the 5Iayor and Aldermen of tho city has been referred to me, in the absence of W. M. Wadley, Esq., President of tbe Union Society, and in the name and behalf of tba So ciety, I beg to return Prof. Cevor thanks for this gen erous offer. The time and place you suggest for the exhibition or the Stereoacopticon is acceptable, and I trust this ef fort to aid two worthy and needy societies will meet results eqnul to its deserts. F. W. Slits, Vice-President Union Society. | -• om Gibson, which is to ran in connection --itulgb-, sa sister ship of that vessel, and :a ih* same plan and by tho same parties, kso tr.-a a cabin built on her upper deck, the one to be constructed on the Knight, -—muon t'u.it the trade between Baltimore and F~ -i dolly increasing, we are glad to see that " -a hJ. been established. The large amount , v «sow carried on will be still farther ln- ■ --ecoming fall, and there will bo fully suffl- i w warrant the running of two lines of mo ejenis of the new line are Messrs, -raybill, i n Savannah, and Pendergast, Feu- ’ u Baltimore, ail of thc-m well known as ■ ■ -tapetent, o.ml thorough going business men. Anotheb Steam Fike Engine foe Savannah.—At the meeting of the Germania Fire Company on Thurs day evening, it was resolved to start a subscription to procure a steam fire engine for that company. Com mittees were appointed to solicit pecuniary aid from the citizens and the city government. The movement will no doubt meet with general favor among our public spirited merchants. Mayor Anderson was present at the meeting and expressed his werm ap proval of the project. State vs. I s ■'* ss iSf.ested—Charles Abner and Thomas -^Jaii birds, were arrested yesterday bv " -acer, Birthlemess and Smqueleild,charged name of C. C. Miller to an order, and nice on F. Keck, corner of Perry and Ksts, for groceries. After the arrest of the •■sstch warrant was Issued by Justice Staley ■ -ry of the goods obtained on tho order, In Wiiliams’ house. Both parties, - bail, were committed to jail to await an Haeeohino Seamen.—The case of tho M. T. Dnnn, charged with harboring and concealing articled seamen, belonging to the Br. Bark Emily, wbs brought before Justice Staley yesterday, but tbe Captain did not prosecute it. The seamen’s luggage &o., was found in Dunn’s house, and the court after hearing the evidence in the case, ordered that it be turned over to the Captain of the Emily. The sea men have not as yet been arrested. It is supposed that they are hid away in some house in the city. Bell, Wylly A Christian would respectfully c% tho attention of the public to the sale of 260 bales Eastern Hay, now landing from schooner Hattie B., to fake place this day at 11 o’ciock, on Wiillumson's Wharf. For particulars, see advertisement, in another col umn. Terms cash. -, ior S«ry was committed by Thomas Wil- !) - C. Brown, on C. C. Mliier for twenty order lie passed off at the store of :r A search warrant being issued, as In •e. ihs goods were found at the. house of - • was committed to jail also on the same ‘-2 culprit wiil be examined before Justice ^IFok copies of late Mobile and Charleston papers wo are indebted to the Southern Express Company, end for late copies of Augusta papers, to the National Express Company. SEE Llppman’a advertisement, on first page, of Paris imported perfumery, soaps, <ac. n28tral3 ■‘•Du “ ci tbe witnesses in tho case can bOBum- Secretaby McCulloch has an Interview with Mr Davis.—Fobthebs Monroe, Slay 8.—Secretary JIcCuUoch had a prive interview with Jefferson Davis, of an hour’s duration, on Sunday last. 3i vino Saloon.—Mr. B. Stamm, one of ■ ifJaors, announces in another column •cpliance with municipal regulations, he 50 bis patron* applying at his shop be- fa Sunday mornings. Every good “-‘c to doubt, will see the propriety of PULASKI HOUSE—W. H. WlLTBBROKK ca rules as are deemed necessary for tbs ait,. The steam fire engine is again i: is updor contract with Messrs. ^. '-uiiUiaphaui, agents of tho steamer iasiii in rat-,lng that vesael, which T W Neely, Jefferson go W P Crawford, AugnetB L N Whittle. Macon Mrs DeCauip, Ala A P Lambeth, O R R W R Garrard. Ky W J Bishop, Richmond . G Farmer, H Head iRWHhelly, NO l.i M Wlnsted, N C IA G Foster, do IA T Haywood, N Y ;G Murdock, Md G Houston, Ga G W Savage, Fla IFF Baldwin, Bait New Yei-k .Market. New York. Ssruiday. May 6, 1866. Coffee.—Java, 25.Sa26.' 2 c B iff; St Domingo, lT'Ja 17.1x0; Rio, rail- to prime. 10Sii'JIH;e, Aiai-at-aibo. 19 i a a 22>aC. Cotton.—Middling New Orleaus. ::8s—; middling upland, 34; do Mobile, 30 Domestic Goods,—Shirting, bleached, 10—ajl uj f>. >aid; Sheeting, brown, 12y,a25c; bleached, -uS'm;; Uriliiug, 2d—a26‘;c; fflanuels, 32>;a'J5—; satinets. 15c ail 1)5; prints. 111 ‘-a'ZT , mouse de laines, 23a37S; cambrics, 19— alo; Balmoral skirts. 694 0u.,07:, -u do 1; tweeds, C5,'aJ». Fish —Dry cod, $4a?C r* fwt; pickled do, si Oil; mackerel. No 1 buy, 818 50a£19 60; No 2 do. 917 611a—; j scaled hernugs, —u62 . Oils.- -Crude whale, jlal 03; bleached do. $1 20a ; crude sperm, S2 35a.t 46. unbleached do. 2 30a - ; lard oil, SI 3Ual S5; linseed* 31 43al 45 gallon; petio- leum, crude, 24a27- ; do ictined, 57n00 free. Provisions.—Beef, M’estern. mess, 8Ilia’ll' 60; do prime mess. S22a24: Pork, clear, new, nominal; prime mess, lrII3,ioil 00; new mess, $28 62)^29 12,'i; Butler, Western, 350.45; sfate, dairy, 45a48: Cheese, common to prime, 14a21—; Lard, 17 1 .a'21, l f fl lb. Sugars.—Cuba, lUallX: Havana, 11 Hal3‘j; refined sugars, 13 'jalGJJ r 1 lb. Molasses.—New Orleans, —a—; Porto Rico, 70a—; Cuba, 48a60 7) gal. Tobacco.—Kentucky, 5i4al8; Virginia, —a—; seed leaf, 5a8. Lumber.—Eastern spruce, $18a22; Southern pine, $35a05; white pine box boards, $25u30; whito pine merchantable box boards, $29a39; clear pine, $8U&100; poplar and W. wood boards and plank, ®55aG5; cherry boards and plank, $82a96; oak and asln $60a65; maple and birch, $35a40; black walnut, $100al 4 20. Miscellaneous.—Rice, Carolina dressed —a—; do Rangoon. $8 87a9 25; Salt, Turk’s Island, bush, 45a—; Liverpool, suck, —a—; castile soap, V- lb» —0I6—; hops, crop 18n4, 6a35; 1865 do,. 20a65; hay, 100 lbs, 60 uG5 lor shipping, sud 70a75 lor retail lots; caudles, city, 40. NEW GOODS Now being opened at the AT klKDUCED PKIC’ES. LATER. New York,* May 8. Flour advanced 15 to 20c: State $7 60 to $9 75;. Southern $10 40 to $16 75. Wheat advanced 2 to 4c. Corn declined lc. Pork heavy at $29 50 to $30. Beef firm. Lord quiet. Whiskey dull. Cotton quiet— sates at 34 to 35c. Sugar duU. Navarstorss firm. Freights dull: Gdld 129. G. B. LAMAR, JUN., Successor tnG. K. JC G. W. Lamar, General Commission Merchants Forwarding and Shipping Agents, No. 92 BAY STREET (up stairs.) ^cfer to Geo. W. Anderson, John O. Ferrll and G. B. Lumar, Savannah ; W. K. Jackson, Josiah Sibley x .Sons, J B. and J. W. Walker, Augusta. Consign ments solicited. my 10 Latest Foreign Market. Liverpool, April 26. Cotton Market.—The market opened buoyant, with an advance of >iald, closing heavy with the im provement partly lost. Sales for the four days 56,000 bales, including 18,000 bales to speculators and ex porters. • Brkadstuffs.—The market is generally quiet and prices steady. Flour quiet and nominal. Wheat quiet ahd steady. Com steady; mixed 28s 9da29s. Provisions.—The market for provisions is gener ally dull Pork closed dull. Bacon easier. Lard dull. Produce.—Sugar steady. Coffee quiet, but prices steady. Rice quiet but steady. Rosin steady at 8s 6d for common American. Spirits turpentine quiet but steady. Petroleum inactive but prices firm. LONDON MARKETS. London, April 26. Breadstuff's quiet but steady. Sugar figm and quiet. Coffee quiet. Tea eteady. Rice steady. Tallow quiet and steady. latest commercial advices. [Via Londonderry by Telegraph.] Liverpool, April 27. Sales of the week 96,000 bales, including 10,500 bales to speculators and 24,000 to exporters. The market opened firmer, with an advance of ljfcd ^ ft on American, which was partially lost, closing at an ad vance in the week of >£ald ^ lb on fair and middling qualities. The sales-ol Friday amounted to 75 bales, the market closing quiet and easier. The authorized quotations are: Orleans, fair, 17V«d; do middling, 15 d; Mobile, fair, 17d; dc middling, 15%d; Upland, fair, 16»£d; do middling,. 15*d. Breadstuffs.—The market is inactive and nomin ally unchanged. Provisions.—The market closes dull. MONET AND STOCKS. London, April 27. Consols closed at 86%a87 for money. The week’s returns ot the Bank of England show a decrease in bullion of £33,000. United States 5-20's closed at 70 a 70*. SOUTHERN Importing and Manufacturing DRUG HOUSE Wo. 338 KINS STRUST. Pratt & Wilson Brothers, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS Manufacturing Chemists, No. 288 KINO STREET, Fourth door above Market at., Charleston, S. C. A i'R VTT, IS. W. WILSON. I P B. WILSON. I iGraduate of Phil*. I College of rhar-. maey, t Chemist ItoS. C. Oril. Dep’t Chemist to lite S. Nitre anil Ml-. ng Bureau. The Proprietor* are Native (Geor gians, . dealers in DRUGS, CHEMICALS, DRUGGISTS' ain 3 ru SUNDRIES. Tbe now and very fast -iJe-w iiecl steamship GENTLEMEN who “don't feel very well” just before breakfast or dinner, whose stomach is oat ot order and system is generally deranged iiOTHEKS weaning children, and suffering from general debility— CHILDREN of a sickly nature, and sonr, dyspeptic constitution— TRAVELERS who have occasion to change their water, and— ALL who live in malarioue districts, and are subject ed to miasmatic influences, will find one of the most valuable Tonics and Invigoratora that can be taken, in " GENERAL BARNES, ffOibi ton* hnrthen, Tit’a H. M ibton. Commander, will positively sail 0:1 her regular day, Saturday, Hay 14th, at 3 o’clock, p. For freight or pusage, having very superior ac cdimoodatione. apply to m>9 WILDER * FULLARTON. The new and splendid U. 3 Mall steamer K A. T IC, Capt. T. J. Look wo in. will leave Savannah, foot of West Broad street, for the above port. EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, at 8 o'clonck, via Hilton H -a l and Beaufort, arriving in time for the Northeastern train. Returning, leaves Charleston every SUNDAY MtlltMNG at 6 o’clock, touching at HII on Head. Ljaves Savannah every MONDAY M.JKMNO at 8 o'clock for Palatka. 71a., teaching at all landings in the St. Johns river. Fur freight or passage, apple to BRADLEY, HILL A CJ., Agent*, my 19 217 A 219 Bay street. FOR MACON, RUSS’ BuURBON WHISKEY COCKTAIL VIA HAWXINSVTLLE. The most delightful concoction* that ever tempted man's taste—cheaper than any STEADY DRINKS in the weiid, BLACKBERRY BRANDY. RASPBERRY SYRUP, GINGER CORDIAL L^HON SYRUP. Also on lmod and manufactured to order. The steamer Cliarles S. Hardest « Capt. Riohakd Joun8on, W. M. WALSH, ^jyuoLESALE Druggists, corner Barnard and the; Broughton streets, Savaanati, Ga., General Agent for the South. CLOCK'S Hair Restorer Restores Gray Hair. CLOCK’S llatr Restorer makes Hair grow on Bald Beads. CLOCK’S llalr Restorer stops Hair from Falling Out. CLOCK’S Hair Restorer Prevents Headache.- CLOCK'S Halt Restorer Is elegantly Perfumed. CLOCK’S ’ Hair Restorer is ail that can be claimed a, a dressing CLOCK'S ] Hat, Restorer possesses all the merit claimed ior it ! a tingle trial convinces the most sceptical of Its I value. It. .after a thorough trial of two bottles lt I does net give perfect satisfaction, the money wlllhe ■refunded, Sold everywhere at |1 per bottle. Six hollies lor 86. dlB-eod tf St.© a/m er O ak, Capt. W. B. MoCacley, I. now receiving freight at the old Florida Stea m packet whaif. anil will leave. This boat rauk* A 1 In inauraaee cftt-ies. F.ir freight, Ac., apply 10 J. B. PKE'DJSK, Agt.. 109 Bronghtou street. Or to K. M. MYHELL. My to Uan fie building, Bay at. FOR AUGUSTA AND ALL \Y A-Y LANDINGS The flue steamer •General. Berry For fifij. tiny, itt, apply fo i'HXfikEH 1.. roLUV A Q*0.. r*»roei Bay anil A»»*-icor«i ats. aid Smith BREWEESOF FINE PALEALES&PORTER. A. DUTENHOFER & CO., Shipping', Forwarding, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Bay Street, Savannah, Ga. JiVESTl&^S 7 BET’'-” 7& SAVE? NEW YORK gent* h 8ht 1 J X Winn,.lsdy and. servt,|.J Beckett A* G STH Darien ! itbap yesterday, ilr. Stewart Is l0 tithei at a flie or‘a contract, and ln- ibat steam Are engine is a public - - ~' 6s 8»n& ;e tn charge of Engineer YVil- ...taT , Sorris > Frankiin and Kinchley, and "itb the full approval of Hla ’’ aror snd Chief Fireman C. O. Caaey. e 0Brl !*aao Porcher, found guilty by a jury -■an,, Thursday last; was yesterday sen- kf to pay a fine of $30, or be * 0u the chain gang ' t, °* two verdicts In debt ■ Ithti 4 ,r ) Ur y. in favor of plaintlffe^both jurors were discharged for the f-’ttr ~T’.t'r DlSrilICI CoCBT ' Judos Ebskikf at “’ otirt 8at again yesterday morning, 6 Isi h£e h-? eCt ’ D “ t toe tianaaction •cow adjoumad tin Monday. |0 Carly, Fla * 1F T Chase, Fla 1A W Putnam, rla C Clemen*. do |G Watraan. . do j f A Farwell, SCREVEN HOUSE—0. MCGINLY. W J Bishop, Richmond a D Williams, J C Alexander, Beaufort A S Doompert, do M Blake, do A J Davenport, do S M Taylor, N Y E C Btrkbeck, Brookl O H Bush and wife, . sonville |M Blake, Ga B Kimball, lady, 2 chlldrn|J McDo-.iongh, A A G R R A aervt. JacksonvjllejL Cohen, Charleston D B King, Ft Jackson J Cooper, City H 8 Titus, Fla iMrs Tunno, Cit, J Asher, do >2 Misses Tnnno, City _ .. r ,. jinted ?ole a for the city for the above well known anu perior Ale, (warranted to stAud hi any climate) are now prepared to supply the same In packages to’suit purchasers 12-3U10 CUNNINGHAM. PUR3U & CO. Prompt attention given to the purchase, sale and shipment of cotton, lumber and count/ u pro duce generally, consignments solicited, on which literal advances will he made. e. k. HuatR, (-Jenei i.vl Burner 0. KABUL 1 Partners. M. K. JESUP & CO., New York, Special Partners. HUGER & HAS ELL, NO. 46 BAS! BAY STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. C’., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS, AND DEALERS IN Railway Equipment and Supplies, Portable and Stationary Engine*, Saw Mills, and all kli||* of Machinery required by Railroad Companies, contractors. Manufacturers, Machinists and Agricnltnrallats. Advances made on consignment or Railroad Iron: also on Cotton and ether Produce. BENTLEY D. HASELL, CIVIL, MINING AND CONSULTING ENGINEER. ESTIMATES MADE AND CONTRACTS TAKEN. OFFICE 40 EAST BAX, CHAfUaBBTOA V. C.' J25 lm&twtf H AVING leased the store now occupied by me In my own name, I do hereby give notice that, with the consent of my husband, I have become a free trader, and will carry on boalneas on my own account. MARTHA WESTCOTT. This is to certify that my wife, Martha Westoott, has become a free trader, with my fu'l consent and approbation. All-ira* WM. n. WESTCOTT. CORN. nnnn BUSHELS Prime White Corn, landing this ZUUU Jay from steamer Fannie, and for aaie cu wharf by raylO WRIGHT, GIBB-* A CO. No. 7 Jane* Mack. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. T he fine A 2 brig ARB1K ELLEN. Captain F. A. Gilmore, 200,000 feet capacity Appiy to my7 L. J OUILMARTIN A CO. FOR SALE OR RENT. T ub Property known aa MOUNT AIRY VINE YARD, within half a mile of Marietta, on high _ . _ . Ugh ground, over.ooklng the city. The lot contain* twenty four scree, fifteen acre* enclosed with new plank fence: a first-rate dwelling, with three rooms, kitchen, three pantries and bedroom below; two roomsTtwo bedroom* and clothes pre* above, and a flrst-rato cellar nnder the house; smoke house of concrete, frame storehouse (can be uaedfor* kitchen], negro honse, never-failing well or freestone water, aeletxed fruit of nil kinds, with a vineyard of fl U no r t e sold. b Ssh5iie will be rented by the hiooUi, with the privilege or five sans nt ground for cultl vatlon. and on* half of the friilt, except grapes This Is the most desirable place In Uppar Georgia, and will be odbred at a fofr price. For furtherparticuUm.enqufre Shipping.' FOB NEW YORK Fastest bhlp In the Trade. SIDE-WHEEL SHIP. Throogn to New York in Sixty Hoars. ATLANTIC COAST >Iikil Htcnmsliip Compnny. For Augusta AND WAY LANDINGS ON THE RIVER. The steamer TWO BOYS, Capt. Taouaa Danuta, will positively leave aa abave on Saturday, May 12, ut Vo’clock a. ih. -‘.Shfopliig* -—-y-.-4=—*— FOR CHARLESTON VIA HILTON HKAD'AND BBAUPOR f. Carrying the United MS tea Mall. STEAMER FANNIE, Capt. W. T. MoNrLTt. Freight received dally at her warehouse, Dillon's Wharf. JOHN L. ROUSH LLAT, Agenr, mylO ou Wharf. I will leave as above from the Florida Stearabnat ! wharf, foot of What Br >ad street, no Tuesday, 51 ay 15. al 10 o’elork a. ui. FOR PALATKA, FLA., Vis Fernandlua. Jacksonville, and all Landings on the St. Johns River. E0R CHARLESTON. The fine, fast-sailing steamer DICTATOR, L. M. Coxittxb. master, will leave as above, fr.im Telfair's wharf, ®v*ry Tnesdny Afternoon at * o’clock. We are prepared to receive freight at our ware house on th® wharf, at all times, free of storage. „ L. J. GUILMART1N & CO., m f 10 Agents. Empire Line FOR NEW YORK: Atlantic Mail ^tenmahip Company. PASSAGE RATES: Cabin 9‘4U OO; Steerage $5 UO, with Sub sistence 910 OO. will havi dl-patcli for the above places. Freight rec.dved daily at thu ivarehouee, Dillon's Wbarf, fopl ol East H osd atreet. JOHN !,. ROUMILLAT AeCnt, niylt'-tf ' Ou Wharf. The new and fast side-wheel steamship SAN SALVADOR. Atkins, commander, will soil as above, on Saturday, May IS, at 4 o’clock p. in. FORMWnVILLEINM VIA DARIEN, DOCTORTOWN, Au.i Landings on the Altamaha and Ocmnlgce rivers. For freight or passage, having accommodation* su perior to any steamer in tbls trade, apply to B. H. HARDEE, No. 12 Stoddard’s Range. GARRISON A ALLEN. Agents, my 8 No. » Bowling Green, N. Y. BOSTON & SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP LINE. FOR BOSTON The fast steamship WM. TIBBETTS, J. S. Cost, Commander, wilt sail lor the above port ou Saturday, tilth May, at — o'rlork. For freight or passage, apply to myS 4 RICHARDSON A BARNARD. For Baltimore. and will continue to leave every Tuesday mpibli-g following, at same hour, until farther notice. 'rills ho*', is In fine condition, commanded by of fleers of experience, and has anperlor stateroom ac cownodalions for paaaengers. While the boet Is on her trips, freight will b, re ceived and store,! In fire-proof warehouse*, free or expense. For freight ■>■ passage, apply age, app £ M VHKLL Barrie' Buildings. Bay t. ( or to R. W. MILLER. Ou iae wharf fy No freight taken after 9 o'clock on day ot ■ailing. Way freight payable by shipper* on wharf mylt FOR PALATKA, FLA., VIA BRUNSWICK, FERNANDINA. JACKSON VILLE, PICOLATA. AND AJX LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHNS RIVER. The fine, new U. 8.Mall Steamer; K T E, Capt. T. J. Looxwoon, Will leave Savannah from wharf foot of West Broad street, lor aboyo places, EVERY MONDAY MORN ING, af8 o’clock. We will receive freight at our warehoua® at all times, free of charge. For freight or passage, apply to BRADLEY, HILL A CO.. Agents. myS-tf 217 A 219 Biy Street FOK AUGUSTA AND LANDINGS ON THE RIVER. The superior snd fast steamer Hard Times, Capt. CnxBLia Gam, having auperior state-room accommodation*, leave as above on Saturday Morning, nt 9 o’rlook. a* For freight or paaaage engagements, having splen did state room accommodations, apply on board, at Padelford'a wharf, between Central Press and Lower Rice Mill, or to M. A. COHEN, No. 89 Bay street. Freight received at all tlmea at the warehouses. mylO-3 FOR CHARLESTON, VIA BEAUFORT Tbe first-class steamsr EMILIE, Capt G H. BxicroaT, The splendid Steamship K. C. Knight, ! will leave as above from the Unuleatou Steamboat 1 wharf Captain Hoco, Will sail for tbe above port on Saturday, May l'Sth, nt — o’rlork. F. very 'Tuesday aud Friday After no at 4 o’clock. Tbe steamship JOHN GIBSON will follow, walling ! on Saturday, May 19th, and wBI constitute a regular! weekly Hue. - ! For freight or passage, apply 10 CRANK A GRAYBI1.L. j Freight received on the day of sailing, to be pre paid ou the wharf. For freight or paaeage, having good a.’Commo l t tlona, Apply fo Captain, on buard, or to RTMV1N K. HERTZ A CO., m.vi-tf Bay street. Agaiits in Baltimore. Messrs. Pknoxiuast. Fes wins A Co. iny7 For Charleston. American and Mexican MAIL STEAMSHIP {’O.MPAVT. Tiie spleiiailil sleauier HICT^TOjR, 1.000 tone, Capt. L. M. Coxsttsb. will leave as above from Telfair’s wharf Every Friday Morning at 9 o’elork. For freight or passage, appiy on board, or to my7 tf First-class side-wheel .Steamships Manhattan and Vera Cruz. L. J. GU1LMARTIN * OO., Agents. Pacific Mail Steamship Company’s ‘ Through Cine to California, TXHJCHING at Mexican Ports, aud carrying the A United State* Mall. Through Iu Twenty-two days. Steamships on the ’ Connecting on the Pacific Atlantic: with the ARIZONA...' COLORADO. HENRY CHAUNCEY. CONSTITUTION. NEW YORK GOLDEN CITY. OCEAN QUEEN SACRAMENTO. NORTHERN LIGHT GOLDEN AGE. COSTA RICA MONTANA. 4b, 4b One of theyibove large and splendid steamships will leave Pier No. 42 North River, toot or Canal street, at 12 o’clock noon, on the 1st, 11th and 21st of even month, (except when those dates foil on Sunday, and then on ihc'precedifig Saturday,; for Asplnwall, con- uecting via Panama Railway, with one of the Com pany’s steamships from Panama for San Francisco, touching at Aaapulco. Departures of 1st aud 21st connect at Panama with ‘ steamers for South Pacific and . Central American ports. Those of 1st touch at Manzanillo. A discount of One Quarter from steamers rates allowed to scoond cabin and steerage passengers with families. Also, an allowance of one Quarter on through rates to Clergymen and their families and Ml teachers; soldiers having honorable dia charges, Half Far*. One hundred popnds baggage allowed each adult aggage-masters accompany baggage through,, and attend to ladies and children without male protec tors. Baggage received on the dock the day before sailing, from steamboats, railroads, and passengers who prefer to send down early. An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and attendance free For passage tickets, or farther information, apply at the Company’s ticket office, on the Whari, foot ol Gjiaal street,North Sjver, New York. Passage from Savaunali lo V ra ernz (per steam ships o the Empire Line to New York), same rate as from New York. Tlio Ve. a Cm* will stop at Sisal on the war oat 1 beManhattan will stop at Sisal on tbe way horn- RATES OF PASSAGE—PAYABLE IN GOLD Prom New York to Havana, First Cabin. $U> ; Steer age, $30. From New York to Ve a Crux. First Cat, n. $’.«■- Steerage, *6U. From Havana to Vera Cruz, First Cabin, $46; steer- arc. $30. From Havana to New York, Flrat Cabla, $60; Steer age. $30. From Vera Crux to Havana, Flint Cabin, $«o; Steer age, $30. -From Vera Cruz to New York, First O ,bl«. $190 ; Steerage, $50. . >. CHARLES A. WHITNEY, Agent, “»i Broadway, N, Y., U. S. For passage, apply : »7-tf B H. HARD] 12 Stoddard’i For Palatka, E. Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST, MA RYS, FERNANDINA JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA The elsfoat and very fast steam packet SYLVAN SHORE Capt. JAMES TUCKER, having been specially fitted up for UUs route, w leave for the above places all-tin F. W. O. BELLOWS. Agent. For Liverpool. The first-class ohlp FOR. 7NA, Wolff, master, havlo« large portion of her eaigc board, will have quick de engaged and going on~ ^rb.,«e.n f fre^p S ljfo Djfi '196 Bay street, or to CRANE A UHAYBILL, my7-12 80 Bay street. For Liverpool. The A No. 1 ship JOHN FAT TEN, Captain 8. P. Emmons, Ifcaving the bulk of her cargo engaged and going on board, will have quick deapatch as abova. ForMght.appy to CRAN1{ A hravbill. ~~ FOR SALE, RIVER STEAMBOATS v-d, TOW BOATS, of various slxe< an- iAft. A LUO, Bulling Veaaela, Steam Ba get, Ac. A. M. DA COSTA, ■ WotorMreet. N. Y. ■very Tanday fiontlng at 10 o'clock. All freight payable by shippers. For freight or passage, haring superior accommo dations, apply at the office, Florida Steam Packet Wharf, or to CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM, J2TU iSSu. FOR NEW YORK. The bark NEW LIGHT, haring balk ot her cargo engaged, will have quick des- ipAtci as above. For freight, apply to* CRANE A GRAYBLU- < For Palatka, \ VIA BRUNSWICK, ST. MARY'S, PER NANDINA* JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA. . . The new and bat sailing Steamer LIZZIE BAKER. C^t. N. Ktaffil Having bun placed permanently upon this roots md wave for the above places on Friday Msralag, Mth, at 10 o'clock. snd continue to lesve every Friday morning tbareaftar at same hoar. Umea at the warehoaaa aa Capt Thornton, Penn " >ofclyn j B F Sanford, Lara nr Mills e, Jack-jJ G Nichols, st Helena MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. LUCK. S E- Butcher, L Church A lady, Fla J 8 Brice, FI-Pulaski L Cohen, Charleston E Wdllerstein, Phila E Hebhert, Union Point J W Bridwel), Cartcreviile E F Baldwin, Balt J Lewis, City J Selland, Augusta * J O Hayward. S C S Gutbraan. Albany, Ga Dr A Mrs Jennings, do RMOrmes, Milledgeviiie W M Wadley, Ga E B Paine, Beaufort SA Hodge,sbip New Eng land NOTICE. B Y the Ordinal!co passed b7 the City Connell on the 2Tth day of December. 1865, the taxes upon gross sales of every description of merchandize and wares, upon freight and passage money payahlc In this city, and opon horseS aud mules, arc lequlred to be paid monthly. The unocrslgned is prepai ed to re- cetve the above tax for tho past month of April. R. T. GIBSON, CltyTre asuier. j uarsBKNOis: Brigham, Baldwin A Co., Savannah ; Hiram Rub ens. Savannah; J. H, Zeiliu A Co.. Macon; Ga.; Dr. N L. Angler, Int. Rev.Col., Augusta; JamesM. Bal}. Eaq , Atlanta, Ga.; Wild* Chlshohu, Atlr.nta, Ga.; C L Robinson, Jacksonville, Fla. F. Dloble, Jack sonville, Fla.; Col. W. L. Bailey, Jefforson county, Fla.; D. H.Baldwin A Co., New York: Bearden A Co., Now York. Warren Mitchell, Esq., Louisville. Kentucky.W myl-tr SANDERSQH & WILKINSON, HAEKESS, SADDLERY TRUNK-STORE, nsxLXM u WHOl KSAtK AND RETAIL, ° I li "“" s >- st, KentuckyJtourbon Whiskey, Ac. SAVANNAH, GA, my4-taw4w Marietta. Ga. CRUTCHES premium awarded at the American NEW job PEDrnufi omcE. insaTan.i only premium twirdev m nie Amencnu r iStifofo F^ir, I860, and State Fair of Pa, 1965, for Crutches Hartman’s Patent Elastic Bnbbar Crntcnes are pronounced by surgeons, and evenrb^y elm, to he C HARLES E. O’SULUV. bis friends awl the publ nab on Taeaday Freight received at the wkart AH freight payable by ahhipera. . For freight or paatege, having splendid ea cooMnodatton, apply at the omee on Florida . Packet wharf, A CUNNINGHAM^ J24-U pared, wW* new 1 athls adke,Ctty P epetof WkfiskiT.... PatroatewMeaewraOyi that he li‘now°preh to execute Job Printing — Bay street, third door alitf ’ than, and are in all respect* auiivbf circular Agent# wanted everywhere Taylor, Sfote Manufacturer., No. 4I«K N.Y. NEW DRESS GOODS And a handanure lot of Grenadine Shawls UVERY UNO SALE STABLE. lira have opened the Brick stable at the earner 1 W West Broad and Harriaoa streets, Savanad Ga , and are prepared to takdhoreaa on Uyary by U s^'isaraiijasvaissssjrj JUST RBOEIVKD BY -K, : . | I. THE STAHDkRD MAHURE, 1. . BAB TSZSWEmA* ~ ,j& M i»-4 , ' 1V V W \ i •q'- i > >’l pit r * iC ,rs

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The Daily news and herald. (Savannah, Ga.) 1866-1868, May 12, 1866, Image 3