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\qC A L MATTERS, ^J^DAV«OB»W°. May 18. ISM. 1 *p» r,ul , re or Steamlkipi and SUamera FOB NIW YOKE, s.osmship Herman Livingston. Saturday, May 18th, jo o'clock a. m. • i\ staamanlP Missouri, Saturday, May 19th, at — ,^-ts “• I OR Bal TI ,K F. iiualU- North Point, Friday, May 18th, at — 1 r.,a ararara. awau, every Wednesday uioiuliiy, at a C -iciioet Laura, every Friday evening at 5 O'clock. Lamer flarf Times, every Saturday morning at ' t inier General Berry, Saturday, May 19th, at — rt’ClOCfe* . trun it*i Eclipse, Satur Jay, May 19th, at 12 o'clock FOR CnARLK3TON. # s:aaI ner Fannie, every Tuesday morning at 10 , lock steamer Emtiic, ever? Tuesday and Friday alter ins Qi 4 o’clock. “steamer Dictator, every Saturday morning at 9 C-O'ck- Sie53- r Kate, every Thursday morning at 6 o'clock FOB HAWKIN3VILH. sicaoer Charles S Hardee, every Thui'aday mom jB - at ’* o'clock FOR FLORIDA. Simmer Sylvan Shore, every Tuesday morning, at 10 o'clock. aieimer Dictator, every Tue.day atlernoon at 4 r’clock. sn^nn-r IMon lictty, every Saturday morning, at 'clock# Steamer Kate, every Monday morning, at 8 o'clock. yiesai’B. KSTILL A BROTHER, Newsdealers, Sta- tijiuT-i an.1 Booksellers, Bull street (down stairs}, •rner of Bay lane, next to tlie Post Office, are au- :lirti1red agents for the Daily Nkwa & IIekald. All oukrs .eft with them will he promptly attended ;o. _ Ariival of the Comniistioners to Investi gate Frecdmen’s Affairs. . Major Geneiais J. B. Hteedmau, J. S. Fullsr- ■,u, and fi. K. Scott, commissioners appointed by -j Trosideut to iuvestigate the condition of the (linen in the South, arrived by the stoamer 8t. ile.ena, from Charleston yesterday afternoon, and are ,topping at the Pulaski House. The Steamer Lizzie Baker. Xiic recent accident to tlie steamer Lizzie Baker, opening i° the main channel of the Sdvanuah river, u certified to by one of-the branch Pilots of the Sa- T«oDth river. Induced the agents of that boat, Messrs. ;.j«iioru A Cunningham, to call on the Hon. Edward Anderson, Mayor of the city, to cause an investiga- 5 •! to be immediately held *o as to ascertain the cum* of the accident and the position of the obstruc- He immediately requested the contractors hav- charge of the obstructions, under the direction of ^Uartdhorn to report to Messrs. Ciaghom & Cun- iiaj,!iani. and ascortainj from them what they desired to have done, and as tar as possiblo, secure their views r the subject. Capt. Hartshorn, on the receipt of the tote making the request, promptly placed his boat i: j .tew at the disposal of those gentlemen, and yes- •f.-iiav forenoon iiroceeded down the river in his ..•earner, the Augusta, accompanied by His Honor, the j i.nr, Capt. N. King, Messrs. Skilton and Cunning- .n. u:i nearing the place of disaster, they sounded •:p slJ down the river without being able to I .-.ate the obstruction. They then used two ,:a»li boats, und by means of proper drag9 soon • rued on the obstruction, which was found to be L-cctly opposite to Fort Jackson, in the immediate Juanci of the river, and requiring great care on the pir*. of pilots to avoid it in the piloting of steamers »sd vessels coming up and goiug down the river, lie spot was marked by a temporary buoy, and ap- pwation wili be Immediately made to the Gollectm^f : ?;rt lor a more prominent buoy to be placed ;11his dangerous obstruction can be moved from < hannol of the river, which, we have no doubt, rii-oon be accomplished. ‘.pt. Hartshorn,of the Augusta, deserves great ore- la:-r tht readiness and promptness with which he .tied to the request of tiir* Mayor, and we congratu- I ... '"“apt. King, of the Lizzie Baker, in being thus en- ced from any blame which might otherwise tKticlied to litrn for this accident. T*t nrc giad to know that the Lizzie Baker Is not so .r.viisiy lumred a9 was at first supposed. It we had ::? do. k ut this port in which aho could bo placed, davs would nuffice to make all the neceaeary ;'4irs As it is, she may have to go cisei^bere; but •«:o?aLibfled that in less than two weeks she will bo ..iaud again ready to resume her place on her pop- o: i;ae between Palatlra and this city. .'\n;:. r Burolabt.—Oi} Wednesday evening last, seen eight and nine o’clock, the store of J. C. Ma- !•:. r.ruated on-the south side of South Broad street, Jeflerson and Montgomery, was broken open, ad money to tne amount of £3u0 stolen. The money -J-Kea ot about S200 in greenbacks, of largo and £*.. denominations, and $100 in gold and silver coin. -• Sieves effected an entrance by breaking otf the ibk nailed on the inside ol the tyindow, which Lad •katT.*r. Aftei effecting an entrance they went to aenwer in the counter and took out all the money • stained—some small change. They then broke Jdutiedesk and took out* the amount of money '. "c stated. The young man who is a clerk in the went out atter he had closed up, and had been • » cot more than half au hour, when he returned »-' ::und that the store had been entered and the --*? stolen. Suspicion was at once placed upon a :-.d boy named Edward Mayo, who had been seen :t: -i around the store all the evening, and had •tr in thisre ]uat before it was closed. Some colored L ~ c being informed of the fact, stated that they £:tr "here Mayo could be found, and volunteered -*-’ uiiitance to go in search of him. They first the Police Barracks and informed the officer -iutj, ^ho proceeded to a house on Orange strtfbt, they succeeded in arresting -Mayo, whom they • - T yed to tlie Barracks. •terday morning the case wa3 taken belore the «ho turned the prisoner over to a magistrate I'-secution. He was taken before Justice Staley, finding sufficient evidence against him, com- to jail to await an examination. * : ' ea m from D. A. O’Byrne, Esq., the attorney for Prosecution, taut they have a witness to preve that * : - . v Mayo was trying to borrow an axe on the • ‘’-•Ego! the robbery, for the purpose, as is sup- " of breaking into the store. *-t:e i« another colored boy implicated in the mat- to; he hae thus far escaped the vigilance of the f -« and detective*. LosT.—Our readers will be gratified to * - this remarkable exhibition which has crea- I • | -c a icnaation wherever it has been exhibited in I actry and in Europe, will be opened hi this city I ‘^ a * eveQ lug next. An exchange says : “Asa I ‘ art . it ig the finest we ever looked on. It is I ^ * ljr -gthe most instructive as well as interesting I ^•j-tons now travelling in this country. No one j without being- benefited thereby; and it Is * -6 !(‘w entertainments befors the public that I * un -ro and see and bo instructed.” I ~~ Adrift.—DuAig the iiigh ,wind which ac- I -F“-.«d thy thunder shower yesterday afternoon a I*! * r * ver » l y*ag neat tie shoro across the river, I " • sc from its taatsiuigs and started on atrip I - hie fiver, fol’owed ly a flat which had been se- I ^ ^Dgside. 'Urged by the wind and tide, the I 1 ^‘ Vfer madG remarkibly good time towards the I - n til u overhauid at Miller’s foundry by a | 11 »hich Lad madeffi&se. The flat-boat parted I -Hixr with the pile-diver at an early period in I -i&saud o ia( j tt g 001 eaoape, rounding the I “ ^ 01 Fig Island* then last seen. ... Court.—Tli Grand July found trus bills — #uy thu tobwlng parties : '• Ja nies Kelly, arceny. v§ Emanuel Reee (Colored), assault with in- 31 to murder. Vs - Kdwara Wiu.ham, a9aiult with Intent to C-'Mer. *1**® '*• ^obiu Greet v colorsd),fimple larceny. ' le Vg Andsaon, aimplj larceny. Jo ^ n Darsey James fii^an, John Levi and ** turner, simple latceny. v —Throughout the day esterday the oity •‘Utae of ■ •**ittd with heavy snowera. Not a very great •vater fell, however, lthough it rained ere accompanied afternoon there ' ki tlmea The showers ^ WvIl!:i fierable wind, and in . r ' y * u «mart'’ touch of a thi dor storm. After °* ,£r8 dark clouds of tt W ' 10< ^ a rainbow oi Hjj?. ^ r °kcn into segments, U u br oad band of light. fcVfc <l to ho t0 b c quite au uncommoijne. retreating storm >f Jeculiar beauty, it each of which Is phenomenon is hiE ; *2Ai£En Sampson» Capt. i ;a8 »engfcra and freight, temton on Wednesday evenin . * mo ififcnds of the former Deifr Harbor Master fe,e to w ^rtfrei 9. Dennett, with *ived. here from and leaves for Burning, touching at (ton Head. The >ee him back, and w<p be pleased with ■iuent visits. — Aieck - Morsem»nlolored), charged of ,te »Ung cottoi as examiuod yea- 11 Ju . 8tiC6 Staley,, anicuarged for want i evidence to convict. I w Matoe'i Court.—John Proctor, (colored) charged with resisting an officer in the discharge of hla doty, was brought before the Mayor yesterday morning. Proctor is one of the negroes who were arrested on Wednesday afternoon for robbing the money drawer of a store under the bluff, and refused to allow the po liceman to arrest him. The prisoner stated that he had nothing to do with the stealing of the money, and that he was not one of the party, he having gone into the store to purchase something. He also stated that he did not know that it was a polieeman who arrested him or he would not have resisted. The store keeper stated positively that he went into Ilia store with the boy who confessed that he stole the money, and that the policeman who made the arrest had his badge on and could be seen by any person. Fined ten dollars and costs, or thirty days on the chain gang. C. Williams, (colored) disorderly and fighting at the colored pic-nlc on Tuesday last, was fined five dollars and costs. The prisoner said in defence that he had run a little “tick” with the bar keeper, and not hav ing the stamps to .settle up, the bar keeper took his hat for payment, which illegal seizure caused the diffi culty. Albert Hhellman (colored»*for keeping a disorderly house on Wednesday night was brought up. He stated that ho had rented the lower portion of his house to a colored man, who let some of his friends in on Wednesday night. Being up stairs asleep lie knew nothing of the tact until the police made a descent on the premises. Case dismissed on payment of costs. Joseph Noble, (colored), charged with improper conduct and firing a pistol. It appears that Noble was one of the darkles who volunteered his services to go and assist in catching the colored boy Mayo, who robbed the store of Mr. Mather. Prior to his going into the house on Orange street, where the offence with which he is charged was committed, an arrange ment was made between him and an another negro man that he was to go into the house and appear to be drunk, and that he should come and enquire for him, and when he came to the door that the police were to arrest him and the balance of the party in thu house, and by. this means Mays would be arrested. According to arrangement, when the police got to the house negro number two knocked at the door and asked for Noble, who staggered towards the door and opened it. As soon as he opened tlie door he fired a large horseman’s pistol, which flashed in one of the policemen's face, the wad striking him over the eye. a The policeman was staggered for a few moments, but recovering himself, he rushed into the house with the other policeman and succeeded in arresting the whole party, amongst whom was Mayo. The pistol was found on the floor. As the firing off of a pistol was not a part of the arrangement entered into before Noble went iuto the house, and it being a violation of the city ordinance to fire a pistol in the city, the prisoner was fined ten dollars. Peter Kelly, (colored), found drunk and-lying in tho streets. Fined three dollars and costs. We arc under obligations to the Southern Express Company for late copies of Mobilo and Augustu papers. Financial arid Commercial. Arrivals at the Hotels. PULASKI HOUSE— <i W Goodwin A wf, N Y F AlcCloskuy, do W B Clarke &, lady, do T K Davis, do G P Gates, Macon W W Newman, Memphis A P Lambreth, CRH W K Arnold, Bn au co A Pannington, Beaufort Mnj Gen J B Steadman, Charleston MaJ General J S Fullerton, Charleston Major General R K Scott, Charleston M French, Charleston J A Craig, Baltimore W. H. WILTBF.HCER. G Lang, Valdosta VV R Talbot it family, R I Maj G S Thompson, N C Mrs Johns, Big Creek W M Kcfaur, do R B Crutchfield, Louisviilo Mrs Green, Fla .Mrs Summerfleld and 2 children, Fla John Woodslde, Atlanta IW O Dwight, do :T H Beasley, Ga J Beckett, A & G R R J S Merrill, do |J J McGuire, Miss IR A Bergest, N Y SAVANNAH MARKET. Remarks. Friday, May 18,1866. The dead lock in the cotton market continuing— holders refusing to sell, and no orders executing—ex change has almost disappeard. Sight on New York ia up to ii tp cent premium at the bank counters; out of doors par tojif cent discount, and good sterling has sold at 35&3TC premium. Money is exceedingly tight, aud everything is at a discount upon last week's prices, except cotton and exchange. ' Cotton.—The market for the first part of the week exhibited a very decided flatness, with no business done, but wltliing the last day or two there have been larger sales than could almost have been anticipated considering the advices from Europe. We consider that such a demand is caused by the accounts from this country, which points to very slim figures for next year’s yield, and which we are constrained to be lieve have a very substantial basis of truth, ss the New Orleans and Mobile Prices Current, of May 12, show the same difficulties of production as have been predicted and confirmed in our review of the article for weeks post, and we may say a larger deficiency ia anticipated than at any previous period since the growing crop has elicited comment. It is a serious matter for the Southern States, and we fear that sub sequent advices will but confirm if they do not in crease the complaints, now so general. We quote Middling at 31c, and can give no quotations foe higher or lower grades, as they ore extremely irregular: Sea Islands are more in demand, without any ad- vanc'e in quotations. Lower grades bum 45 to 50c, and good from TOc to $1. COTTON STATEMENT. Stock Oil hand Sept. 1st Received siuce MAy 5 “ Previously Total Receipts Exported this Week “ Previously.: Total Exports Stock on hand 1866-60. Sect /aland. Upland. 281 91 7,875 3,724 2,719 197,633 8,245| 204 278} 4,116 7,699j . 177,715 7,977| 2681 22,245 EXPORTS OK COTTON FROM MAY 10, 1886, TO MAY • • 17, 1866. Porta. Sea-JStami. 'Upland. Liverpool Boston New York Baltimore.: Philadelphia Total Exports. _ 163 27 922 07 278 4,116 market in the hands of MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. LUCK. C C Black, Augusta J J Wilson, do W W Warren A la, Ga U Wadley, do T J Dunham. do D H Hill, do i S Coffin, N C V H Burns, Scrlvcn co J C Dow. do C H Smedes, City G Luse, do J J Watson, N Y A Cohen, do T W Phelps, do H C Kettles, Ogeechee SCREVEN HOUSE—G. McGinly. W Simpson, Brooklyn .0 H Lnfburrow and lady, B F Wliltmer.A A G.U S A Augusta W Carroll,. Hilton Head Miss S V McLaughlin, H Miller. Atlanta | Augusta Mrs D H Stewart and twoiC A s Howard. Augusta sons, Homeraville SO Littlefield, Milieu J C Nix, Macon Shipping Intelligence. Miniature Almanac—Tills Day, Sun rises 4 69 Situ sets b 54 HiUiT WATER. At Tj4.ee lo o3iAt Port ll 38 PORT OP SAVANNAH. Thursday, May 17, if)o-'. Arrived. Steamer Two Boys, Daniels,.Augusta—Erwin & Hardee Steamer St Helena. Cercopuly, Charleston. Cleared. Steamship Perit, Delanoy, New York—Hunter Jt Garun, ell. Steamship Virgo, Bulkier, New York—O Cohen. Steamer Z B Vance, Guthrie, Uawklnsvllle Cla’g- horn & Cunningham. Steamer H M Cool, Darien— M A Cohen 1 Steamer Volunteer, Holmes, Dublin—M A Cohen, j Brig Leonard Myers, Illeka, Nuevltas, Cabm an | ballast—Crane A Graybilt. • . . Schr Heroine, Champlin, Philadelphia—C'r.ne A Graybill • • Sallie Hears, L.wls, Salilla liter—T B Marshall A Bro imports. Per’stsamer Two Boye, from Augusta—11 hales cot ton and mdse, to O Cohen, AI A Cohen, Etwtn A Hardee Bxports. Per steamship Pent’, for Nett York—10* bales up land cotton, 1 do sea Island do, 144 bbls rosin, 18 empty half bbls, 9 empty ale bbls, and 6 pkgs mdse. Per steamship Virgo, for New Y’ork—303 bales cot ton, 70 do batting. 15 do yarns, 4 do twine, 14 bbls vegetables, and 72 pkgs mdse. Per schr Heroine, for Philadelphia—107 tons rail road Iron, 85 empty ale bbls, 131 half do, 23 bbls al9 17 half do, and 20 empty quarter bbls. * Passengers. Per steamship Virgo, for New York—Tnos Barnes, W McCandless, G H smith, A Watrous, A H Day, S McGregor, Andrew Fitzpatrick. Mrs Fit*p»trlck, Mrs J L Gfares. Miss C Merritt and nephew, Chss Myers, Mr* W McNeily, Mrs A Smith. Miss M Thayer, E K Foster, Mrs Foster, J C Greely, J F Rowe, D C Jenks, Capt J W Slfford and lady. Mis* Emma Lawrence, Miss Jennie Rowland, B G Gaden, and steerage. Pcs steamship Perit, for New York—Kate Barrett, MrsE McLaughlin, Mrs F Kean and 4 children, P J Cochrane, wile and child, H A Nelson. W A Fuller, M Ryan, Charles Myers, P O’Connor, D O’Connor. Per steamer Two Boys, from Augusta—J G Young, C Woir, Miss G Groner, E B Porter, T C Bsnnelt, D Woods, and two on deck. Consignees per Central llatlroad. MaY 17, 1886. 239 bales cotton, 2 cars ol.l Iron, 60 car wheels, 12 cars timber and mdse, to J M Kluchley, J Ryan, E F Metcalf A Co, J R Bell, A S Hartrldge, C R R Agt, John F Gilliland, Mrs WE Story, J W lie Kit, W F Chaplin, W A Edcnflehl, Morgan Rawls. LaKoche A Johnson, J W Anderson A Son, Crane A Grsyblll, E C Wade A Co, W Battersby A Co, Hunter A Gammell, Wilder A Fullarton, Brady, Smith A Co, M S Cohen. J W Rabnn A Co, J W Latbrop A Co. LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PQRT OF SAVASNAHj. SAVANNAH, May 17, 1866. STEAMSHIPS. Missouri, Loveland, New York—B H Hardee. Herman Livingston, Baker, New York—Wilder Fullarton. North Point, Smith, Baltimore—LaRoche, West A Daniels. SHIPS. John Patten, Emerson, Liverpool—Crane A Gray- bill. Lord Duffereln, CBrj Chrlstenjen, Liverpool— Brigham, Baldwin A Co. Milton Lockhart, Large, Liverpool—Reid A Stew-. Fortuna, Wolff, Liverpool—Crane & GravblU ChRriotte, Spear, Liverpool—Wilder A Fullarton. John Me Vicar IBr). McDonough, Liverpool-Reld * Stewart. *. BARKS. ion, (Brl, Willetts, Liverpool—T RAJ G Mills, over the river „ , . _ _ ,, Gladstone, (Norj Everaen, loading—Brigham. Bald win & Co. , _ . George A Joan, (Brem), Jordan, Liverpool—Brig ham, Baldwin A Co. . Emily, (Bn, Douglass, Montiviedo—MilleniA Wad- ley. Annie M Gray, Gray, Panama—L J Gullmartln A Co. Harvest Moon, Bartlett, discharging—Hunter Jt Gammell. BRIUS. Congress, Smith, Liverpool—-W Battersby A Co Bessie, Jackson, repairing and awaiting orders—B A Sondard. Resolute, Miller, awaiting orders—Schuster & Hetnslu*. WJnfleld. Rogers, discharging—J L Villalonga. Charles Wesley, Ford, discharging—Crane A Gray- bill. . SCHOONERS. Victory, Schultz, New York—L J Qoilmartin A Co. Corene, Martin, dlsclrarging—T B Marshall A Bro. Abby B Ferguson, repairing and awaiting ordflrs— J W Anderson A Sons. Ira Bliss, Bragg, New York—LaRoche A Johnson. P A Ssnders, Carroll, Philadelphia—Hunter A Gammell. Julia, , watting—Schuster A Helualus. H W Tall, Haley, Philadelphia—HmMH A Gam mell. w Americas, Morse, Philadelphia—Crane A Gray bill. Emma D Fianey, Townsend, Wilmington, N C— Hunter A Gammfll Abble B, Lorlng, 1 , Porto Rico—E E Hertz A Co. retailers, and are held nominally at $9. Bacon.—Tho market has somewhat stiffened, and holders are disposed to ask higher prices for prime meat. We quote Sides at 18c; Clear, 19c; Strips, 19c; aud Shoulders at 15c. Baooino and Rope. —With a fair supply the mar ket continues dull and unchanged. - We quoto Dun dee at 32(gt33c; Gunny 27@30c; Rope 19(jf 20c. JIcttku—Is in fair supply at a slight decline from last week's quotations. We quote prime Goshen at 53@55c. aud State aud Western at 45@5Uc. Biscurr.—The market continues well snpplied, but the demand moderate. We quote soda biacuit at 12c; sugar at 15c; butter at 12c; lemou, in boxes, 20c; in bbls 18c; Boston 13c. Coffee.—The market oontinuea well aupplied, and prices vary but little from our last quotations. Rio is held at 25@27>i; St. Domingo 22%a27c, and Java at 40@45c. Candles.—The supply continues good with but little demaud. We quote Adamantine at 24@26; Hull's 25@27c %l'tb. Coal.—There has been no arrivals of coal during the past week. The market Is well supplied with but little demand. All grades are held at from $12 50 to 113 50 by retail, anti.by wholesale at from }9(ft.$10. Corn.—There have been a few arrivals during the past week. There is a large stock on tlie market, and hoiderB have great difficulty iu effecting sales at the following quotations: White, J1 20©1 22; Yellow, $1 15 In large quantities; in amall quantities it is held at $1 25.fl; 1 30 for white, and $1 20 for yellow, sacks in cluded. Dry Goods.—Iu consequenre of the reportod ad vance lu cotton, pricea have an upward tendedey, al though the market is without quotable change. The stocks are light and demaudfair. Wo quote 4-4 sheet ing at 20®22c; do, 16C,@20c; \ do, 15ffll7c; white Osnaburgs, 28®30c; striped do. 32@30c; yarns Si SO yl bunch. Flour.—There has been a moderate demand during the weeL at the advanced prices noted in our last. We quote $8 50&9 for superfine, aud $101^12 for extra aud family. Fruit.—The supply has somewhat diminished, aud a further advance has taken place. Oranges are held at from $8@*9, and lemons at $C@$7 per box. Gunpowder—Continues as last quoted, J9 50@{10. Hay.—Tho stock of both Eastern and North River continue* large. Prices have receded somewhat since our last, it Is held in lota from wharf at $130 for Eastern, and a 90c(gi$l for Northern. From store East ern is held at $1 50, and Northern at $1@1 15. We hear of a cargo sale of Northern within the past few da>s at 90c. • Lime.—The market continuei well supplied. A cargo of 1,300 bbls Rockland arrived during'the week, and is held at $2 75 from wharf by the 100 bbls; $3 by the 20 bbls, S3 25,by 5 to 10 bbls, and $3” 50 by the single barrel. Laths.—Very few on the market, and are held at |80 per M. Hides.—The demand is good and receipts light. We qnote Dry Flint and Salted at 8c. Lard, —There has been but little change since last week. The market Is well supplied^ with bat little in quiry. We quote Western kettle-rendered av 19<§>l9c; Leaf Lard 22@23c. - Mackerel.—Tho demand ia good. We quoto No. 1 in half bbls, S10 25@10 50; No.-2, *9-50®$9 76; No. 3, ?8 75®$9. In kits, No. 1, $2 75; No. 2. $2 50. Molasses and Suoab.—There is very little on the market, which is principally in the hands of jobbers, and is held at the following pricea: Clayed Molasses, new crop, 4G®48c; Muscovado 45®50c; Muscovado Sugars, 12>£@13c. Syrup.—The market ia well supplied. We qnote Florida at 65®70c, according to quality. Oats—Have advanced a little in consequence of the short supply. Holders are aaking from store 90c® $1 00. Oils.—The market is dull, with but few sales. The stock is good and prices remain firm. We quote lin seed'at $1 60®$1 80 per gallon; whale at $1 95® $2; sperm at $2 80® $3 10: neatsfoot at $2 36; lard at $2 30®$2 50; kerosene at 85c®$l; train at $1 76. spirits turpentine, $1 60®$2. Pore.—The market is well supplied and the demand continues good. We quote fiunily pig at $20 f* y bbl, prime at f 26®$28, and mess st $28®$30. Potatoes.—The stock on hand is of an inferior quality, and the demand is light. We quote at $3 26 for Jackson white and pink eyes, and $4 25 for peach blows. RaiJins.—The stock on hand is good, but the de mand continues moderate. We quote new crop in whole boxes at $5 00® $5 25; half do., $2 75; quar ters, $1 25@$1 75. Rice.—The receipts are so small as to be scarcely worth mentioning. Snch sales a* are made are con fined entirely to the retail trade. We quote Carolina at 12®14c, at retail. Salt.—We have heard of no sales Jhe past week ex- capt at retail. The stock on the market is being con. siderably reduced by shipments North, which may have a tendency to strengthen prices. Shot.—We quote Drop Shot at $2 80, and Back at $2 95 per bag. . _ Soap—The market is Abundantly snpplied, and the demand for the home’‘■trade oontinuea moderate. Pricea are lower. We quqte Colgate A Hull's family brands at 11 S.®12^c >t lb. Teas—The stock on hand ie large, and the market is dull. There has been no chauge in prices, but owing to the prices at the north having fallen there is a downward tendency. We quote English break fast at $1 25®1 50; Oolong at $1®1 30; Hyaou at $1 40 ®1 60; aud Imperial at $1 40® 1 60. Timber and Lumber.—The arrivals of timber are iu excess of the demand. Some transactions have been mads at lower flgurea-than last week. . We quote •hipping lot* at $14®22, a* to quality and • size; very large and lung timber above tboee rates, lu lumber' we hear of no transactions. The market ia dull at former quotations. . ” j3P . Wool.—Prices have greatly fallen off. We quote at 20c lb. Whiskey.—There has been a fair trade done during the’ past week, at an advance of 20c on 'all grades. We quote Thos. J. Flack A Son's rectified at *2 70; extra rectified at $2 95; Bourbon $3 20; Imperial Nec tar $3 35 ; Jno. Gibson .Sons & C o., Mon. Bye, X $3 50 ; do XX $3 60 ; do XXX $3 70 ; old Nec. tar *4 25; old Family Nectar $4 35 ; Bye Whiskey! $4 *45 old Cabinet, $4 95 ; Reilley, Leavy A Co's brands Rye Whiskey $3 70 ; old Bourbon $3 ;o ; Mc Gregor $4 20; Star Whiskey, in cases, $14; Cutter's copper distilled Bourbon $4 70®6 20. Fbeiohti are dull. We quote Cotton to Liverpool, j*d for Uplands, and %d for Sea Island. To N. York, by steamers, freights are fluctuating and nominal. Ws quote tl V bale for cotton, and *1 60 *1 bale for domes tics. To Philadelphia and Baltimore, by steamers, tor cotton. To Boston, per steamer, square 15x16 com- prased, j£c. By sailing vessels to all northern ports Me. Timber to Liverpool and Bristol, 42s 6d®45s *1 load; to New York *10®U, Lumber ia H good de mand to West India ports, (10®11 * 1,000 fast, tmd *13 to the windward of the island., We hlrsbngif several charters being made within the past week- tu load for Northern ports, with lumber, at quotations. Darien Timber Market. DaKEN. May 15, 1(66. Timber is arriving more freely, but without any quotable change in prices. Augusta Dfsrktt. Augusta, May 16—p. M. Cotton.—The market is improving. TohIaj there was a fair demand, st ISCc for middling, 27c for strict middling, and 28c. for good middling. OtoLD.— Dull. Brokers buying st 126*127, and cell ing st 128. Silver.—Buying at 122 and selling st 126. Securities.—There has been some demand for State and City bonde, the latter soiling St 88%sute 6 cent* are selling at 85, and 7 Y rent* at 90a9l. Sav’h Wholesale Prices Current. Article*. from to 37 @ so 30 ® 33 40 ® 45 18 ® 20 30 ® 15 00 ®18 CO 33 00 ®25 00 16 ® 18 21 ® 26 14*0 15 17 ® 18 6>><j| 9 9 56 (Jt 60 48 ® £4. 24 ® 26 25 ® 27 23 ® 24 26 @ OO 25 ® go 25 @ 30 24 ® 27 26 @ 30 40 ® 45 25 ® 30 26 (it 30 14 @ 20 16 ® 25 27 @ 30 29 @ 30 9 60 @ 9 75 9 00 ® 9M 2 50 & 2 75 9 50 ®10 00 11 00 ®13 00 8 50 ® 9 00 1 30 ® 1 35 1 27 S'® 1 30 -5 ® 90 @ 1 15 1 30 @ 1 50 8 @ 9 16 ® 25 9 (gl a « 9 ® 10 ® 14 ® 22 ® 17 ® 18 2 75 Per', Baouino, Gunny yd 8ea Island Dundee yd Tucker, Cooper A Co yd Tucker, Cooper A Co., Retail.. .yd Bale Rope lb' Beeswax Beep, Meaa bbl Extra Mesa (new) bbl Family half bbls Bacon, Hama lb Shoulders ® Bides 1b Bread, Navy....- r lb Pilot lb Butter, Uoahm, Prime. lb Prime Western. Firkins .lb Candles, Adamantine lb Hull's lb Cheese, Goshen lb Extra Cream lb English Dairy lb Pine Apple.; lb Coveee, St. Domingo lb Rio..;. lb Java lb COBDAOE... !b lUanill. lb Domestic Goods— Shirtings, Brown yd Sheetings, Brown .-..yd - Brown Drills .yd Cotton Osnaburgs yd Fish, Mackerel, N6.1, new ....>; bbls do No. 2 X bble do kits Floub, Good Ohio bbl Good Family 7 .-.. .bbl Ordinary bbl Grain, Corn, Maryland White.. .bush Prime Western bush Oats .' btuh Bran per sack I 1 80 ® 1 90 Glass, American Window ® Gunpowder, Hazard’s Electric, .kegs S 50 ® 10 Hazard’s Fair Lawn cases, lb 05® Hay, Prime Northern gwtl do Eastern cwtl Hides, Dry n>i Deerskins ft Iron, Swedes ft Piff- lb Hoop v ft Sheet ft Nailrods :. ft Lard, Prime Leal'. ft Pressed ft Lime Rockland bbl iq uors— Brandy, Cognac ;. .gal Jules, Robins A Co gal Holland Gin. ■g* 1 Columbian •8*1; Old lorn A Derby, in cases. ...doz Whiskey, Rectified gal do Imperial Nectar gal N. E. Rum Lumber, White Pine, rough... .m ft do ‘Pine, dressed....: m ft • Spruce Pine Scantling.. m ft Yellow Pine Boards in ft Molasses, New York, refined gal Golden Syrup .gal Nails ft> Naval Stores, Tar bbl Spirits Turpentine Varnish Pitch Oils, Linseed gal •Whale gal Sperm ...gal Neat foot gal Lard. gal Kerosene gal Train gal Turpentine gol Lubricating Oils— Engine Oil gal No. 2 Lubricating gal Osnaburgs, Flax. yd Pork, Family Pig pork t»bbl Purk. Prime bbl Pork. Mess.......... bbl Porter. Loudon. quarts Raisins. Malaga box do .*. ;?bat 8alt, Liverpool.! sack Coast saokj Soap, American, yellow fti 11)*® Shot, all sizes bag I 3 00 ® 3 25 Sugak, Brown f-. ft I 13® i!t B. Coffee .ft Crushed ft Powdered..: ft Yellow Coffee ft Tali.ow ft 'Tobacco ft I Teas— j Imperial..^ ft oolong....... 'ft pouehoug ft Twine, Seine. .. ft Baling * ft Wines, Claret case Port . ..t.gal Sherry ...gal Brown Sherry ---• <H Burgundy Port gal 3 60 10 00 @ 8 60 ® 5 50 ® 6 00 4 00 @ 11 00 ®12 00 2 60 ® J 80 3 26 ® 3 00 ® 3 25 36 00 @40 00 50 00 @55 00 30 00 @35 00 25 00 @35 00 75 @ 80 66 @ 70 7 @ 5 go @10 00 1 60 @ 2 00 4 50 @ 6 50 5 50 @ 6 50 1 60 @ 1 80 1 95 @ 2 00 2 80 @ 3 00 2 36 @ 2 30 @ 2 60 85 @ 1 00 1 75 @ 1 40 @ 1 85 @ 85 @ 30 16 00 @20 00 26 00 @28 00 28 00 @30 00 5 00 @ 6 25 2 75 @ 1 15 @ 1 60 # is or 18 @ 19 20 @ la @ 16 11 @ 13 40 @ 25 1 40 @ 1 60 1 00 @ 1 30 1.25 @ 1 50 @ 6 00 @ 3 00 @ 4 50 2 76 @ 4 DO 4 50 ft* * 4 SO @ NATIONAL EXPRESS AND Transportation Company. T HE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA TION COMPANY, having finally completed its Southern through connections from Mew iork and Philadelphia to Baltimore’, Washington,’ Richmond, Savanna)t, Charleston, and all Intermediate and adjacent towns as tar South as GEORGIA, and also having perfected Its Western connections, via tbe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad over .main roads, to CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS. is now prepared to receive Freight, Merchandise, Valuable Packages, Money and Bullion, and to transfer the same to or from tbe places de signated and all intermediate points, as EFFICIENTLY, EXPEDITIOUSLY AND CHEAPLY as can be done by any other Express Company. Offices are also opened in MOBILE and NEW OR LEANS, and In a few days the Company will run tbrongb, via MONTGOMERY, to these places. GKN. JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON. B. F. Ficki.in, • President. General Superintendent. my!6-tf PIANO FOR SALE. * FINK TONED PIANO, In rosewood case. Wot A ceater’s manufacture, for sale by myl6 3 GUERARD k FERRILL. Trunk Lost* S UPPOSED to lie-taken f>y mistake in place o( one left, from the ateamship Herman Livingstonpon the 15th Inat., one flat-top, sole-leather Trunk, some what worn, spring lock, marked “George W. Nichols; steamship chect No. 149, attached. Any Information relative to the above will tie duly rewarded. WILDER A FULLARTON, myll-2 . . Agonta. \ THE RURAL JOURNAL. rhifE cheapest paper in the United States. Only A One Dollar. Try it a year. For the farm, gar den, orchard, workshop, household and kitchen. A flood, cheap, and valuable paper for every man, wewtn, and boy, In city, village and country, pub lished the flrst of every month. _ . Each number contains a full Calendai of Work for tbe Month, Hints, Suggestions and essays upon everything to tie peiformed In aud around the Farm. Garden, Orchard and Dwelling, etc. * terms: One copy, one year $"loo Six copies, one year a 00 Thirteen copies, one year .. 10 uo Address WM. B. 9MITH A CO., Publishers and Proprietors, - (s Fayetteville sL, Raleigh, N. C. ESTILL A BRO.. Bull street, near Post office. » a24-tf Agent* for Savannah. TTreight wantedT T HE schooner JOHN VANCE, Wm. H. Marvin, master, will be readj to receive freight alter Tuesdays for Pernanaina, St. Angastine and I$ew Smyrna. Fla. Apply to. -c. B. SMU’hT * my!2-6 Corner State and Jenersou sts. W. M. WALSH, W HOLESALE Druggists, corner Barnard and Broughton streets, Savaanah, Ga., General Agent for the South. CLOCK’S ' Hatr Restorer Restores Gray Hair. CLOCK’S Hair Restorer makes Hair grow on Bald Heads. OIXXjK’S Hair Restorer Stopa^Htrirfrbm Falling Out. Hair Restorer Prevents Headache. CLOCK'S # Hair RSbtorwhHSlgjAnUy Perfumed. Hair Restorer is all that can be claimed as-a dressing. CLOCK’S Hair Restorer possesses til tbe merit claimed for it. A single trial convlnees the moat sceptical ot it* value. If, after • thorough trial ot two bottles it does not give perfect satisfaction, tbe money wlllbe refunded. Sold everywhere tt *1 per bottle. Sk bottle* for (i. dl8-eod tf Auction Sales. York, Will in na M , Mclatire Sc Co. Will Bull THIS DAT, at 10 o’clock, in front of the store: 50 case* Ptekles; »*sort«-d i i!0 cm*«a pi J Eve Wuiakey 11 bbia ~ . do do also. An assorted lot of Kerosene Lamps **iad two cases Ctiimueje ztkinzt The tit-uni aseortcieut ol Gro.-eriec, Ac Ac uiylS Empire Line FOR HEW YORK. Atlantic Mail Steamship Company. 'Shipping. FOR NEW YORK Befinctisn ii hinge awl Freight. j THE ONLY' SIDE-WHEEL SHIP THIS WEEK. I „“ r Thtaship made her Uat trip to New York In ! K hours, landing passengers on Monday. DAMAGED FLOUR AT AUCTION. . York, Will its him, Mclntirn A Co. Will a«li THI: BAY, at tb,-store ot Kenuulb krLea A Co.: 99 bbls choice Baker’s Floor Siigh’i, damaged, and sold lor aco„uut ui whom it may , oucern A ISO. 4 bin* Bicou Shoulder* 1 bbls Ham* * 2 bbls Shoulders and Hams i bbl Bologna nuuaage* 40-o puun.ls (Tear Bacon ‘.UuO pounds choice Sugar c ured Haas] ’logrihur with „n in voce* lost arrived, consisting of— 16 I oish Cream Cheese ' 7 i-ox. b English Dairy Cheese. to Packag.-s choice New Goshen Butter tuo. 1060 puands Bacon Sides mylS ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. By Blun &. Meyer. By permission of the Honorable ths Court of Ordinary of Chatham county, will be sold, on TUESDAY, Idles, at 11 o’clock, a. in., iu frost cf the Court House:- Part ot Lot letter Y. Middle Ogleilmrpe Ward, con taining 11214 feet ou Zubly street by 55^ feet OQ P. pl.ir and Fahm atreeta, with improvements thereon. ALSO, 25 »Icarus C. R. Stock A***, - Fandry articles of Fnrniture belonging to estate of F Jachens, deceased, late of Chatham county. C. JACHENS, al 7-law id • Administrator. REAL ESTA IE AT AUCTION. By Bell, Wylly A Chrleflmn. ~~ Will bo sold on the fir.t TUESDAY in June, atll o’clock,'! > front of the Court House : Two Lo s at Walthourville, I tberty county, near Station No. 4. Atlantic A Gulf Railroad, consisting— one, 4u acres of Lund, with flue dwelling containing six rooms with nil neceaeary out buildings; 18-acre Lot 1* Weil improved, with a good dTeMingund all necessary out bouses. - inyl4 VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE. By Bell, Wylly & Christian. '1 lie Sa«h and Blind Factory and Planing Mill, lo- • aied in Macuii, Ga , flouting ou second street, 110 liv 2.’5 feet In deplb; Woodruff A Dan el’s Planing Machines, Tongue nd Grooving Machine, Morticing Machine. Sasli and Blind Machine: Blacksmith Shop, with seven forges. All tun by steam. Tbe engine Is 35 horse pow er. All In good order. For further mfoinfatlun, apply al our counting- room. myl4.tr GOOD . LAND UNDE§ CULTIVATION FOR SALE. By Blun & Meyer. Will lie sold ou TUESDAY. June itb, at 11 o'clock, lu trout of tbe Court House: - Lot No. 190 Third District, Appling county, con taining 2so acres ol good Land, all under cultivation, together witli Ihe Improvements thereon, consisting of a good dwelling house* a d out-buildings, barns, Ac , Ac An otchard of young fruit trees ou the pl’ce. my 12,13, j un4,6 UNDERWRITERS' i}ALE. Ou FRIDAY. 19th May, 18T6. will lie sold in the city ol Darien, in accordance n llli the recommendation ol the Bunn! ol Port Wardens of said citv, foi au- count ol Underwriters aud all concerned,'I lie Norwegian bark Aquiln, As she lies on-llie Nor 111 Breakers off Dolioy Bar. Also her cargo consisting of Tlmlier, and her apparel, viz: Sails, Rigging, Anchors, ('hains, Ac. The steamer H. M. Cool will leave on Thursday morning, the 17th lust., at a o’clock, u. m., from her wharf al Ihe Lower Rice Mills for the accommoda tion ol parties nUhlug to lie presenl al Ihe sale. CARL KPPIXG. iii.vlu lw ’ Consignee. ATLANTIC COAST MrU NiteaniMliip Company. PASSAGE RATES: Cabin BMt W Steerage *5 Ou FREIbT 0.1 COTTON *1 I KK BALK. The flew and fast ateamship MISSOI’HI, Live land, commander, will aril ns above, ou HatarSay, May IV, at l»s o’clock a. a*. For freight or passage, having accommodations so petlor to any' steamer in this trade, apply to B. H. HARDER. No. 12 Stoddard's Range. GARRISON A ALLEN, Agents, myll No. S Bowling Green, N. Y. BIB AD80STA AND WAY LANDINGS ON THE RIVER. The Bee light-draught steamer K C L I P 3 E, Capt. p. H. Wan, will leave as shove on Saturday. 19th Inat., at IV o’clock an. For freight or passage, apply on board, st the Florida Steamboat Wharf, or to J. M. KIXCHLRY. Agent, my IS on Wharf. FOR AUGUSTA ▲ NP ALL WAY LANDINGS The fine steamer (Q-eneral Berry will leavana above on gat onlay. May lOtk, at — o’clock. For freight, apply to CHARLHS L. COLBY k CO., my 18 Corner Bay und Abercora ate. FOR PALATKA, FLA., Vila Feraaadioe. Jacksonville, and all Landings on the St. Johns River. The fine, fast-sailing steamer r> I C T .A. T O R, L. M. CpxrrrsB, master, will leave as above, from Telfair's wharf, Kvery Tuesday Afternoon at 4o'clock. We ate prepared to receive freight at our ware house on the wharf, at all times, free or storage. I,. J. GUILMART1N A CO., . mylO Agenta. For Charleston. Shipping. Empire Line. PER STEMSHJtP MISSOURI. CABIN PASSAGE $10; STEERAGE $5 Freight on Cotton $1 per Bale. GREAT REDUCTION IN FREIGHT FROM NEW YORK. Measurement Goods, 10c. per fUot; Flour Barrels, 50c.; Half Barrels, 30r. B. II. HARDEE, myll . Agent. Direct and Regular Communication eWITH HILTON HEAD. Sloop Fanny & JVIary, Capt SiOKKi., Will commence, early next week, running regular trip* between Savannah and Hilton Head, carrying freight at regular rates, and, when desired, takli few passengers. She Is perfectly dry, In good or and has made remarkably quick tripe. She carries the United 8tates mail. The National Express and Transportation Company and Southern Expraaa are authorized to receive packages for her. Any information can be obtained- of Oapf. Sickel, or by Inquiring at the Nswe A Hbiu office, ray 17 . FOR BALTIMORE. The new sad splendid steamship North 3?oint, Sum, Commander, Will sail for Baltimore on Friday, 18th lust,, at — o’clock. Freight fur PHILADKPiOA will be received and checked through st the same ratee charged!’j other lines. For freight or passage, having good aorommo- daflona, apply to LaBOCHH, WB*T A DANlttJS. mylfi Jones' Block. FOR CHARLESTON. The new and splendid D. S. Mail i KATR, Capt. T. J. Lockwood. will leave Savannah, foot of Went Broad street, for the above port. EVERY WUMSDAY MORNING, st 8 o’clonck, via HUtofrJhed nad Beaufort, arriving ' U Retnralng!* 6 harms Chmflmtoa every SUNDAY M ^^^vVnMh°^vm7MONI)AY il MOBiagQ at 8 o’clock for Pfoatk*. Fla., touching at all Hading* on tne SL Johns river. For freight or passage, apply to # BRADLEY. HILL A CO„ Agents. 70 217 A 21S Bay street. Far Liverpool. The A No. 1 American ship IARLOTTR, Capt. Spear, ,vlng three-fourth* of her cargo mgaged and now going on board, will have my 15-6 : A FULLARTON. WOOL WANTED 100,000 FOUNDS washed or unwaahed Wool, market price paid. Apply to or j LaBOCHB, WEST A DANISM, my 17 6 Savannah, Oft. The splendid steamer DICTATOR, 1,000 tone, Capt. L. M. CoxittAb, will leave as above from Tellair'a wiurt Every Friday Morning al ft o’clock. For freight or passage, apply ou board, or to L. J. GUILMARTIN A CO., my! tf ' „ Agents. Fsctic Stull Ntvuinitil p Loin jinny’a Tl>rough Line to California, 'T'OUOHINQ at Mexican Ports, aud carrying the X United States Mall. Through in Twenty two days. Steamships on the Connecting on tlie Pacific Atlantic; with the ARIZONA. COLORADO. HENRY CHAUNCEY. CONSTITUTION. NEW YORK GOLDEN CITY.. OCEAN QUEEN SACRAMENTO. NOKTHKlSN LIGHT GOLDEN AGE. CUSTA RICA MONTANA. Ac., Ac. One of the ubove large and Bplendld steamships will leave Pier No. 42 North River, loot ol Canal aireei. at 12 o’dock- noon, on the 1st, nth and 2lst ot every month, (except when those dates fall on Sunday, and then on the preceding Saturday,) lor Aspinwall, con necting via Panama Railway, with one ol the Com pany's steamships from Panama for SUn Francisco, touching at Acapulco. Departures of lat and 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 second cabin and steerage passengers with families. Also, an allo wance of One Quarter on through rates to clergymen and their families and jchool teachers; soldiers having honorable dis charges, Half Fare. One hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult Baggage-masters accompany baggage through, and attend to ladles and children without male protec tors. Baggage received on the dofk the day before railing, from steamboats, railroads,- and passengers whoprefer to send down early. An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and attendance free. For passage tickets, or further Information, apply st tbe Company’atlcket office, on the Wharr, foot ol Canal street, Nonh River, New York. F. W: G. BELLOWS, sll-8m Agent Ckbtu Passage, $'40 Steer****, if FREIGHT, gl PKK BALE. The new and v*ry East alJe-a heel *teamagjp HERMAN LIVINGSTON, 2,000 tone burthen, J. B. Bases, commander, will positively rail on her regular day, Saturday, May 19th. hi 10 o’clock at. an. For freight or passage, having accommodations superior to any ship this week, apply to tny!4 WILDER A FULLARTON. FOR CHARLESTON VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT. Carrying Use United States Mail. STEAMER FANNIE, Capt. W. T. MoNultt. - w ' u “ above from the Florida Steamboat wharf, foot of West Broad street, on Tuesday, May 15, ns 10 o’clock o. *n„ and will continue te leave overy Tuesday morning following, nt some hour, until further notice. Thin boat is in line condition, commanded by ol- firers of experience, end has superior stateroom ac commodations for passengers. While the t>oat in on her trips, freight will ba re ceived and stored in fire-proof warehouse*, free of . For freight or passage, apply to V. U. MYRKLL Agt, Harris' Buildings, Bar -t., or to R. W. MILLER. On iha wharf. OT No freight taken after 9 o'clock on day ot sailing. Way liL-lafii payable by shippers on wharf, my 12 FUR PALATKA, FLA., VIA BRUNSWICK, FKRNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE, PICOLATA, AND AJ. LANDINGS ON THE ST- JOHNS RIVER. Tbe fine, new U. S.Msil Steamer, KATE, Capt. T. J. Lookwood, Will leave Savannah from wharf foot of West Broad street, for above plases, KVERY MONDAY-MORN ING, at 8 o'clock. We will receive freight nt our warehouse st all times, free of charge. For freight or paeasge, apply to BRADLEY, BILL A CO.. Agents, my8-tf 21T A 219 Bay street. EOR CHARLESTON, VIA BEAUFORT. The first-class steamer EMILI E» Capt. G. H. Biactost, will leave as above from the Charleston Steamboat | wbari Kvery Tuesday qnd Friday Afternoon*, al 4 o’clock. Freight received on the day ot sailing, to be pre paid on the wharf. For freight or passage, having good accommoda tions, apply to Captain, on board, or to EDWIN E. HERTZ ft CO.. “»yS-tr Bay street For Liverpool. The first-class ship FOR ;TUNA, Wolff, master, having In large portion of her cargo engaged and going on board, will have quick de- For balance of freight, apply to H. GOWDY, 196 Bay street, or to CBANE A GRAYBILL, myX-12.80 Bay street. American and Mexican mail steamship compakt. Pir»trdas9 side-wheel Steamships Manhattan and Vera Cruz. Passage from Savannah to Vera Crus (per steam ships o the Empire Line lo New York), same .ate as from New York. The Ve t Crn* will stop at Sisal on the way om The Manhattan wilbstop at Sisal on the way horns RATES OF PA3SAGB~rPAYABLE IN GOLD: From New York to Havana, First Cabin, )60 ; Steer age, $30. From. New York to.Vera Crus, First Cabin, $100 Steerage, $so From Havana to Vera Cruz, First Cabin, $41; 8te j a?e. $30. From Havana to New York, First Cabin, $S0; age, $S0. ■ From Vera Orna to Havana, First Cabin, $60; 9t» > age, $80. From Vera Crux to New York, First Ctbia, 12 Steerage, $50. .CHARLES A. WHITNEY, Agent, 26 Broadway, N.Y., U. $. For passage, apply to ' . . B. H. HARDEE, »7-tt 12 Stoddard’* Bona. For Liverpool. The A No. 1 ship JOHN PAT TEN. Captain S. P. Emmons, having the bulk of bar cargo engaged nod going on board, will have quick despatch as above. Bor freight, apply to aSO CRANE A GRAYBILL. FOR SALE, RIVER STEAMBOATS and TOW BOATS, of various size* and Jratt. ALSO, Sailing Vessels, Steam Ba-gee, Ac. A. M. DA COSTA, No. 42 Water street: N. V. NEW OFFICE. C u.wririk g. O’SULLIVAN respectfully Informs tale Meads and the public that he is now pre pared, with new materials, to execute Job Printing at bis office. City Hotel Building, Bay street, third door east of Whitaker, second floor, rslnffiftf kumnstlr «rt1-|tr-t • al&tf RHODiL^’ Super Phosphate of Lime, THE STANDARD MANURE, AT $ASS 56 PER TON, CASH. a!2-tf • MILLER. THOMAS St C<J. FOR SALE OR RENT. *T>HE Proparty known as MOUNT AIRY VINE X YARD, within half a mile or Marietta, on high , overlooking tbe city. The lot contains four acres, fifteen acres enclosed with new She; a first-rate dwelling, with three rooms, three pantries and bedroom below; two .wo bedrooms and clothes preea above, and a first-rate cellar nnder the house ; smoke-house of concrete, - frame storehouse (can be used for a kMsiaal, negro house, never-faffing well of freestone water, selected fruit of all kinds, with a vineygeftof *7?^notaoUMheboose will be rented by the month, with Ms* pstfflsge of five acraaol ground for culti vation, and one half of the fruit, except gropes. Thlaiatfteaaoak desirable place in Upper Georgia, and will hnnffisrsRfffi a felr price. ** MAN8F11LD. my4-taw4w Marietta, On. For Palatka, E. Fla., TOUCHING XT BRUNSWICK, &T. MA RYS, FERN AN DIN A, JXOKSONYSU AND PICOLATA • w " r Tbe elegant and very fast steam packet ; " v " SYLVAN $ H OR , Capt. JAMES TUCKER, 4 * having been specially fftted op for this roots, w leave lor the above piece* |Kv*ry Tuesday Morning nt UI o’clock. » Far fce'Srbt^JPpoaiiagB.hArinfi" superior accommo dations, apply st ths office, Florida Steam Packet Wharf, or to CLAOHORN ft CUNNINGHAM, J8T-tf FOR NEW YORK. The berk NEW LIGHT, having balk ot her cargo engaged, will have quick des patch at above. For freight,' apply to - CBANE ft GKft^BILL. For Palatka, VIA BRUNSWICK, ST. MARY’S. FER NAN DINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA. The new and feet sailing Steamer LIZZIE BAKER, Copt. N. King] Having been placed permanently upon this touts *ui o leave for tnefthnyf placet On Friday Morning, Metis, nt lO o’clock. and continue to leave every Friday morning thereafter at seme hour. . Returning, she will leave Palatka every Sunday morning, Pico lata every Sunday forenoon, and Jack sonville every Monday morning, arriving at Sevan nah on Tuesday morning. tlmea at the warehouse on the wharf. . All freight payable by shippers. For freight or peerage, having splendU rata ao- , apply at the office on Florida Steam j*4-tf r whirl or to CLAUBOKN ft CUNNINGHAM. 5,000 myH4£ WET •svdMntlUs CORN. OHHEIA White Cora, In racks Fur sale by * T. B. MABMHAU. ft BBtX, . SalMMMb