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■ y LOCAL matters. SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 26. lt>66. peg* nun of Suanuhlp. um( steamer. FOR NEW YORK. Steamship San Salvador, Saturday, May 26th, at — o>jock p. m. 4 Steamship General Barnee, Saturday, May 26th, at 4 o'clock p. m. FOE BALTIMORE. Steamship E. C. Kni*ht, Saturday, May 26th, at — O'C.OCK. roa pniiADELpan. Steamship Pioneer, Saturday, May 2fl’h, at S o’clock p- n»- TOR AUOc'JTA. Steamer Swan, every Wednesday morclnc;, at 9 o'clock. ' Steamer Laura, every Friday evening at 6 o'clock. Steamer Bard flares, every Satdrday morning at p o'clock- sterarer Ganeral Berry, Saturday, May 26th, at — o'clock, rrtB CAWE-.KtrVILLE. Steamer CUarloa s. iluruce, every Thursday mom- la^, nr v o’clock. * FOR CHARLESTON. Steamer Fannie, every Tneeday morning at 10 o'clock. 3[tamer Emllie, every Monday morning at 8 o'clk. Steamer Dictator, every Friday morning at 9 o'clock. Steamer K,te, every Thursday mornlug a't-S o'clock fur Fcortui*. ryamer 3;1 ran Shore, every Tuesday moraing, at le O'clock. . ■tesrarr Beion Getty, every Saturday tnomirg e. —innri«-gM Burning of the Steamer Standish. 3-earner Kite, every Monday tmtmlng at 8 o'clock V 'ara tal.L, a hIIjT IEh, Newsdealers, Sta tioner?, an 1 13 Kjkseiktrj, Gull tiroer (d >wn s'Mr- corner of Bay lane, next f, Hie Post ufflee, are au’- th.'iived agents for ihe Daily K,wi & Hera j> Ah orders left with them will oo promptly attended to Matos's Cocht—[!. 8 tev.art (colored), violating city ordinance in buying aud selling poultry in the market. 3:ew.irt acknowledged tire charge preferred . a Aiius; Linr, and on i ccuunt of his ignorance of the ;av, the cate w.,a dismissed. Stephei IXitvny (ooli.red), charged with stealing a pat: f e.iOc-i irom Witrres. (colored), on board the steamer li .«n Getty, was brought up. The wituesi, swore to the thots, which were found In prisoner's bunk t.u board the Getty, and which were produced in court, ai being the slices Gist were etolen. Tho phis’ oner stated that he had purchased them in Ymaacr.tw oa jioudayliKt, but as the shoes bore signs ot btlng used a greater length of time than that elated by t: • p tauer. sluoe he said ho bought ti.aui, and the l'_. t ot tee cose plainly showing that they were stolen, . a w.cj fluc-ti Iujj dollar., or ten day s on the chain gang. Moses Brown (colored), for fast driving in tht air#' ti*. S'as fined five dollars. Chthir.ue Kyan was arrested for being drunk end ,y.ud in tin st.oet Having made her appearance bo for tun Mayor's Court on several occasions before on s , Sidin' charge, sbe Was turned over to a Magis- L'.,-ai Court, to be j roaented as a nuisance, Pol.-enitn Daily atid Lenahau, for not sounding ti e alarm of fire at tlie proper time cn Tuesday and Wed nesday hist, wore arraigned yesterday morning. The Cle.k ot Council ststed that in both Instances tho po- L.ciaca ha t to be notified to ring ihe bell, and that LeuaLuii, instead oT being on the lookout, on Wednes day, tvaen the fire broke out, was quietly sitting down reading a novel. The policemen testified that on bulb darB theis was a large quantity of sawdust burning cn the oppos te side of the riv, r, and that tho smoke from it was blown across in the direction of the Charleston w arf, whore the fire ooourred. They had notieed the smoko but thought it was the smoke from tiis sawdust. Oue of the policemen stated that he had received orders not to ring the bell until he saw the fire. Both policemen were fined ten dollars each. The large fire which we mentioned in our last Issue as having been observed down the river on Thursday night, was caused by the burning of the steamer Stan- dish, with her entire cargo, constating of 250 bales up- land cotton. Of the burning of the steamer and cargo we gather the following particulars: The steamer Stan dish, Captain Backman, took on board 260 bales of cotton at White's Central cotton press, on Thursday last, for the ship Charlotte, loading at “four fathom anchor age," for Liverpool. At six o'clock p. m. she left the wharf, and at seven o’clock p. m. arrived at tho ship. It was ebb tide at the time, and tho wind blowing from the eastward. At about ten o’clock p. m. the cotton was discovered to be on fire aft, under the hur ricane deck. The wind blowing fresh at the time, the fire spread so rapidly that in five minutes the whole cargo and steamer were enveloped in flames, and It was with great difficulty that the officers and crew managed to escape witii their lives. Before the steamer could be cut I0030 from the' ship, the latter caught fire in three places. The flames, however, were extinguished without doing the vessel any Berious damage. As soon as the steamer had be come cleai of the ship and the flro on board the ship extinguish'd, the ofitcers and crew proceeded in small boats to endeavor to save whatever property could be got at, but on account of the intense heat it was lound Impossible la save anything, and it waa not until al ter the fire had been burning half an hour that they were enabled to get closo enough to her to fasten a line to her bow, by which they endeavored to tow her on to the Horse Shoe Shoals; but failing in doing so, they towed her to tho north bank of the river, about a quarter of a mile west of Mud River, and fas tened her to a tree, where she burned to tho water's edge at three o’clock on Friday morning, -in five feej of water at half flood tide. She now lies sunk at that place. The Standleh had been but recently purchased by Mr. William Dickersbn, and had undergone r. general overhauling andg-epairing. Sbo was insured in the Petersburg Savings and Insurance Company, of which Mr. A. W1 bur is agent in this oiiy, for $1,000. The cotton waa fully insured in Lloyd's, London, Arrivals at the Hotels. PULASKI HOUSE—W. H. WlLTBKRGKR. J Tradwick, Ga Mrs W B Fleming* child, Ga L B Parsons, Ga if W Selbels A lady, da Mrs C Bird, do Miss B R Smith, . do Miss G Clarke, do A Pitcher, August* S 11 Moore, do E L Pendleton, wife and daughter, Augusta A Holt, lady A 6 children, Lexington 2 Mias Holts,,Lexington A L Maxwell Macon Mi.j 61 M ilium. Fla Mrs Burnt & child, Fla Col Hamilton, Fla W B J’emston. lady and servt, pa D Wright. S W H R B P Sqnier. S O Miss a W Bingham, 3 C F H Benham, S C Gov Walker, Fla Mrs Carroll, do •I B Steedman. Fia J S Fnllorton, do O Tlllson. ilu T R Davis, tio F McCloskey. do ; Miss Ashton, do ; D Davidson, Warfceboro jH C Clarke, K Y ! P Schronck. do CHOLERA Disarmed!!! The Chief Causes of Pestilence Be stroyed. FOR NEW YORK ATLANTIC COAST Mail Steamship Company. Shioping. lencan and Mexican Empire 3UH. STEAMSHIP COMPACT. ^ Mrs Sheppard, 3 childreniC M Lampley, Tehran vi lie A aorvt, Fla |J Beckett, AiliB l; MARSHALL HOUt?E—A. lb _L!*V V . 1 III E.COL'RTARET-SDBINFECTCIttFUJIDS RtiflCtiflli IB P3St(i|(S iilld FfBi|llt. S OTSSSTSS^SStgiS 1 «**•• infecting Company, at thtcr Laboratory, a OB SOO, and 302 Henry street. K. y. office. 42 Cedar street * This Company organized' on a permanent bas''« ' with Dr. CourtarcL the celebrated French Chemist! 1 in charge of its.labcrutory, is prepared ta larn/sh 1is Disinfeotiso Fu ios for tick rooms, nuiaeriee nrln- 1 * X c.. FOR NEW MIL Sterrng.- FREieur, 51 PER BALK. $5 G A Luce, City L Gaz.n, do D a Harper, N York 13 F Potter, do A Hacker, do S Hoyt, do S li l-ert, do J C RussaP, do W t\£waiu, Fla MrsjL A Johns, Fia M Hferendo, do W H Caldwell, T«nn J J Schroeder, ]r. Penn T Hupp, Ga A Dav’s, N C iMiss H Davis, N C ' j 41 Davis, N C J M.Oouxey. Ogcechee IW II Krisbano, jr, ,t wife, j Ga I Mrs a Brisbane, Ca ; Mrs A SSllton, do iEClcinenLs. do I Mrs 51 A North, Macon VH Powell, do Mrs A H Farrar, Boston Mips Farrar, do |.I W Briggs,.City , . , „ , . —series, nrtn- I als, water cioset.-, prtvlca, ccsspo.i 1 5 , stwers. 'fitters, | ships, railroad-, hospitals, prisons, and j.nblic insti- i ••.n.TEhT M11P r.' any LISE BETWEEN' AVANMAKASD MEW YORK—PAH.-'EN- i;LR-i aaAI.'iiEn IN NSiV York • ON MONDAY. First-class side-wheel Sler.m-h!r-« 1 i Manhattan and Andrew Johnson I ' „ „ , . ! PASSAGE RA.TB5 • 1 Fase&ge from savannah .0 Vow £ltn; (Her steam- ; , , | ship- o .the Empire Line 10 New Ybrki. 'eume ib'.c Ouo ‘'t S3D OO.'.. .Steciuge $3 00, with 8„1>- : . i alsteace aio. The An'row Johnson will 6top at E'«l on the wai x-r. T . T _ . ' , otr . The Mnnjattan wiL rtop at Si.-ai oa tl.e war .. * aBIaT I uoa.e, J -, ‘ GENERAL BARNES,i SCREVEN HOUSE—G. KoClNLl’. Atlantic and Gulf Railroad, By refersnee to the advertisement In another col umn, it will be seen that on and aft.T Monday the traina will run daily on tbls roc 1 (Sundays excepted), connecting at Savannah with the night trains'on the Central road. The trains wiL leave Suvannah at Half- paid seven o'clock and arrive at ThomaaviUe at quarter after ulna. The road is now in excellent condition, and under tho energetic and prudent management of President Screven and his efficient officers is fast attaining the rank as a first class road in all its appointments, which it hold previous to the war. \ Already our city and the section of country through w.iieh the road passes ara experiencing the tnutua- beac-fits which result Irons the reopening of the road* which needs only the completion of tho connection w.ih the Pensacola and Georgia Road to render.lt oue O' the moot important highway* of t avel and com merce in the South. We are gratified to observe that t ie people of Florida are hcginfimg fully to appreciate the importance to this section of the proposed con- nee.iou.and we hope th-t steps will bs immediately a lopted lor its consummation. J Smith, N O R T Hazzard, N Y'oik G V Hunter, do if M Shaffer, do C J Healy, do A K Huckett, do Mrs C \V Hegaman, N Y Mrs T W WJiliewelt, Jliss M II Hegem-ui, S Y Miss C S Mnou, N Y J L cren.-huw, Atlanta J G Nichols, St iJotenu W J Burnett, .do cl A Am ligau, Macon j farmer), and wl'mievi r poiaonocs and offensive “iiscs I exist, fhage (Htentg are deodorlaers. antiseptics! an j tiputresceiits,- nnd riisiufuctnnts, m the scientific meaning of the words. They remove noxious eases ■nnd odors by chemical principles— leaving Intiieir places health!!:! otr; they are »EST»«X'fls; and not merely nlsscrbeuts o: ■. isouens trase.-—not iriuriens 10 me 1,sits m which they are used. The attention o' modi a! an 1 -ch-nt fic inoa is directed to thee aisin* j tec:ant-. Attached are u-rtimcniiyls in favor of thts . W 11 bpeir, ship Charlotte 1 ^' reat dlscovr-ry, which, with humfieds ot others, can ! will tusittvelv sad on lit-r rhoa'ar ri^v • j tx'seen at the Company s office • " * Prtwii Hora b, Albany, March 30. isce .TJ the Prcsi'lvrd Qflhe X. Y.DtiinlVctingCv.: Dear Mr—It is all It Is t epieseut^d r u be. H’e have ! made many trials of cUsinfertunts, bur now coasiuer that we have found an article which surpasses all others as a remedy against all bad odors. T. Koxesi RATES OF PASSAGE—PAYABLE INC YD; am «? v York lo Havana, First Cabin, $.:h, : iHeer najTan.1 - .vX'-ai tii.Fim'-Timiil^on^^ j ;W V * “ CHI *’ ****** Ui.b n. A m The new .;u«| fast-»t»Un? wheel ateamuhip COTTON SI TE!t BdlaF*. 1 ^. T “ a n ewandfostsidc-whetl steamship 8.YiV s.lb- . 1 Atkins, comniRuder, will e»ll «, above SirturdA}-, Nay actu, at 3« o'clock v . m . r A 1 .) t’.d burthen.'Yu's. ft. Mouton, Cotnmander, j (Mrs E A Y'onng, R I ! C S Edwards, do I 1 O Webster, do il A Morgan, Cha3 ‘V H Fessenden, Mass •J A t'adrick. Ga 1 Meuonough. a & GSR |rl J Kyau, Augusta j G Ryan, do ; H A cook, do j I P Fleming, do ■ 8 Kiaibull, Fla. IW JS1 Smith, City .Ulldtiture Almnniu:—t'liis Bay, inn rises. sun sets !!.!;!!!!!!!!!! HlOU WATBK. At 'l'ybee............ 3 40.At Port 4 55 6 69 AxntvaL or Gkrmxi. EinoRASTg.—We notice by tbo arrival of the steamship Sail Salvador, from New Tirh, that a consignment of German emigran t laborers has been received by Metars. E. C. Wade « Co. of this c:ty, luteiided for parties ut Quitman, BpooL-s couniy, Ga. They were sent forward yeaier- d.y ovor thj Atlantic 8: Onlf Raliroad, and appear d much pleased tjiat they were so sc-on to reach their C s^na-ion and see tee cooniry ;hat Is to be their future homo. Theio Germans had been but a f c w d-jSiu Amorioa, and only one of tho party could fjttid: any English. They were healthy and’ good looking, both men and womr-n. fhe total cumber of pebsengr-rs arrived at Castle Garden, New Yorlr, from foroign ports, during in. a nth cf Apnl Ust, wt* 2i).i78, of which 1S.880 were siluus and ob8 cl.ileus. Of tJie number arrived, 907 sru destined t • the Southern Seated. it sii'julx bs b.un in mind by the Southern people dut laborers of every description can bo obtained at abort notice by forwarding their orders to reliable Ea cr- ton Agancies, enclosing sufficient money to bear ta3 expenses of tho iafjorcrs oac, aud the small f.u tira: is charged for procuring them. Yac3X RACE.r-To-day, at 3 o'clock, the match Me# will come oft at thunder bold between the yachts '’JaceL." aad‘ , J*.Ilun:c.*' It is expected that the contest Vili oe both spir ited and exciting. That the poqple of vjr cit} who desire to wimesi this interesting spectaole s.d eujoy tha pit asure of an excursion flown the river nave an opportunity to do so, three steamers will •r*ve this morning, as follows, for the appointed lue steamerE. H. Webaier from the Exchange D -c , too; oi Dull street at 9 o'clock, returning to the wy by tun down, bhe h2a been chartered expresslv hr ths trip and wnl have a bend of musicians on board. Ihe atismer Sylvan Shore, Capt, James Tucker, bjha ;a<4 Florida Steam Packet Wharf at half past op© c sa'jck. Ibis steamer will aiso have the Macon b^nd of i.netu pieces on board to help enliven the exoar* aboO. M. PcUt, Cajfc. James King, from the wharf ‘0*2. ci Liuoulu street, at il o’clock, ft .= needle** to tay that these are all fine ttoamars, •U es.eiient accommodations, and that tho officers Ifmill stars no taina to niaku the tiup an agrees- Ta: UxnaBiU, Hoo.fi—The edUor of the Milia-lgo. J 1 "* 2-;j.da. eloaea anTu-tie.a on- bis raueat visit to wuu tUa foiic.ving weil rasnted compli- ta our tricud Luce, ef the Marshall Houao. He Colored FtHEiiEtt's Fxilxde.—According ta pre vious announcement, the annual paiudo of the colored Fire Department loak place yesterday afternoon. The Engines, although r.ot as many in number or as well manned as on former parades, all were in good con dition, and were well worked when tho trial came off. Tho line was formed on South Broad street, between Lincoln and Drayton streets, in the following order : Axemen, numbering forty men—uniform, white shirt and pants, with red top boots—in charge of John Hamlet. Pulaski, No. 2, Hose Cart, twenty-sevou men—uni form, rod shi rt with blue trimmings, and white pants —in charge of no officer. YVarren, No. 1, seventy men—uniform, grey shirt with red trimmings and white pants—in ohnrgc of H. D. Headman. Franklin, No. 3, fifty men—uniform, biuo shirt with red trimmings end white pwiia—la charge of David 3aiiey. Tomlohicki, No. 7, sixty msn—uniform, yellow shirt, with blaok velvet trimmings, end whim Junta—in charge of ‘V. S. Mcrtulancl, Jr., and John Ryan, Niagara, No. 11, sixty men—uniform, red shirt with black trimmings, and white pants—in charge of John Nicholson and Solomon Zelgier. About five o clock the litre being formed, the engine, and men were inspected by Mayor Anderson, accom panied by MuJ. Crofton, in command' of thia military District. Aldermen Wylly and Cunningham, and ihe Chief Fireman, C. C. Casey, and First Assistant Fire man F. Eiair. The committee of inspection ao they proceed d along thb lines ware aocompenied - by j col ored brass bund of fourteen pieces, from Macon, led by Henry Freeman. We also noticed in prooessien several of t’eo energetic locale of our cctemporariec, who seemed to pay close attention io the whole pro ceedings. - After the Inspection, which' was highly satisfactory to ihe Mayor and Alderman, and the Flro Department' officers, they proceeded to the Fireman's Hall, where they partook of a glass of punch which had beeu pre pared expressly by Mr. Thomas Gilhooly, of the cus tom House Shader,"and which reflected the highest credit npoa the brewer. The proceedings at tha Hall being over, the companies were marched to tha cor ner of South Broad andHubc-rsham streets, where the respective companies tested the throwing capacities of their machines. The playing of the engines was highly creditable, considering the time they have been in Eci-vlce. They were supplied with water by hydrants and flayed through % and inch nozzles homizontally, up Habersham street, and suaceededln throwing their streams the following distanass : No.' 1,1st class Now York pattern, 168 feet ; No. 3,1st class New York pattern, 18Jfeet3 inches; So. 7, 2d class Boston pattern, 132 feet 9 inches ; No. 11, 2d class Boston pattern, 171 feat 8 inches. During the playing of the different engines excite ment ran high among the members of ihe d fl'erent o .inyanic:, but nothing of a s.rious nature occurred am 1 ng them, notwithstanding several -fights wore gotten up. After the trial of ths cnglfle?, wlticH lasted until nearly dark, ilia companies went through -evcrol of the principal streets on their way to their respective en« gino-bo i3es, accompanied by field music, tho baud accompanying tbs axemen. The machines were all safely boused by eight o’clock, and considering the large crowd of colored people of both sexes who thronged the streets u;.d sidewalks, making altogether tho.largest gathering of colored people ever assembled in this city, it is surprising that no accident or coili- cioirjpf aay kind occurred during the parade. The police were out in strong foroo, and deserve credit for the manner in which they discharged their duty in keeping everything quiet. - We take pleasure in bearing teetimony to the gene. Shipping Intelligence. Roussel & Co., New Y'oflc, April 9, 3866. To the President of the X. Y. DUslrtfaMno Co.: Dear Sir—u e piouoiiucc it witaout xception to he. the best ive have fi.er kn wn. Its effect upon everv ■natter is Complete and insiantaneouB. U A. stetson, A-tor House. N. B.—These Disinfect ints a-e used by tho scaven gers. nnrh'i- the direction of the Sanitary I’olice of the Metrbpoliian Hca th rpartmo' r, Nr-w York PuWELb h THOMPSON, Get THOMPSON, ■12 Cedin' eriect, M. Y , ■ r d find Sole Agents for th:: United Statee anil Steerage, $iu. CHARLES A. YVH1TNEY, Agent, V For freight or pesng* having accommodations g 20 Broadway, N. i .. r. s. Lperlor to :ifiv steamer 111 this trade, apply tc For pa*sage, apply to B. H. uardke. B H. HARD"!?. No. 12 Stoddard's Rang.'. 12Stoddard's Rr.’ ge. j GARRISON * ALLEN, Agenffi. No. 5 Bowling Green. N. Y. my*2-t( Saturday, May dStli. afc t o'ejeck p. in. FOB AUGUSTA For freight or passage, imvieg accommodation* t ^ N-D superior to any eh p in the trade, rnply to ALLf-WAT landings.! FOR CHARLESTON, WILDER * FTLIARTON, No. S .StOild*rd’fl ti'.ipor R irge.'oppo VIA BEAUFOBT opposite I?or Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN M4TT. STEAMSHIP COMPANY: the CiuiaJss, to who a all otders should be ad dress d. For fl.tle by all Drnggeats anl General Dealers In the United Si ’i-M sue! Uan.id s. Uiys2-3tn POltT OF SAVANNAH. ■ FYuday, May id, ISO', Arrived, Steamer Dictator, Oosettcr, Jacksonville, etc—L J GuilUarUn, Steamer Emllie, Beaufort, Charleston—E E Hem .< Co Sr hr Frauconls, Warren, New l’ork, with railrodc! iiiiti aud iiiuchiuery. Cleared. ’ Steamsliip City of Bath, Kenerson, Boston—Elch- ai'dsou A Barnard. Stotucei 11 M Cool, Dailen—M A Ciffieti Steamer Laura, Wallace, Augusta—.] McPltcrsO-.' F.'.rr. Steamer- Dictator, Coxeticr. Churicsioii—L J Uuh- ■uaniu. hchr Al.bie. Loring, Mayuguez, PortoRieo—Sorrel! Bros. Schr Amerlcus, Moss, Philadelphia—Crane & Gray- j TO THE Holders of Past Due Bonds and Coupons OF »BF. CITY OF COLUMBUS, GA B Y Ordinance of City Council of Columbus, Geor- t..c uiidird ^n- d Kiaan<*R Comimtice arc lnsiructiiii tu luive prepared Nh.IV BONDS to icticcm 4(1 Fust Dae B lids nnd Coupons of the City. Ad parties hOidhie any of said Bonds of ‘Jounons arc ieqtiested to nott y the committee <rf the cliHrac. -ter ana Aiaonut «>f njrtid Komis or CuopoiK, anil to eemi thorn to some ttgeet in this place to be .Unde;!. The lit-IV B nua are now be-ng preparao, and will sno ■ be ready for Issue, nutl the Mai or mid Treas urer have been ■infltruoted and authorized to Issue s lid Binds as soon as prepared.. -.$30 OO Cabin Passage.'. The rpienditl stc-mship PIONEER, Gauagueu, Commander, will eall for the above port on Saturday, May 30, at 3 o’clock p. m. The flne s: earner General Berry will leave as above on amtmt^AYr May 3«ih, at For freight, apply to myM The flr3t*e?a.s»» steaxrer E M I L X E. Capt. O. H. BxittFor.T, w. I- SALISBURY, 1 _. J. II. B "i', ( Finance iV. U. 'URl W01.D, j Commictec. C- 'txbai Ga, May 16. 1863. ni22-2w b(Jh Sundries. . Kxports. Per steamship City of Bath, for Bo3tou—131 hala3 | uplaud cotton, 8 do soa island ds, »o plunk, 60 boxes ■ Limitur«, 2o,0eo ft boards, 6 tons Iron, and sundry j pckgs. , I OAn BIU/3 Extra Family Fleur five 2LC bi-la Choice F.oar Per schr Abbie, for Maya^nez, Terto-Rice-98,3401 ft lumber. j Per Schr AmerUus, fey rhiiadelnhla-ioj.oati fegt | timber, 40.000 ft boards. * Passe ngers* Par steamship City of Bali:, for Boston—Mis W n Fessenden nnd servt, Dr tv II Eilfott, Mrs c Clift ant! m‘l d ' w S Paine, Mrs Crane and clilla, F Brooks, li W Smith, F P Warren, V MeMartin, VV M Kailiegg. Per steamer Dictator, fromPalatUa, etc—Col l) H Hamilton, M A DeUnski, lady and servt and child, W Wilkins and ludy, Joseph Foster, L Schmidt, n iv.r- toy, " ” Mrs and P Roselli, Q Murdock,’j’Tshay, T Launva, T Powers' J H iUdvr, 0 G Hdlgeriuau, W K Fuusum, Mr* Fun* ston and iervr. Ccnslptntesr per Centiai U;iil ro nil. MaT 25, I860. fii.9 br.l£3 cotton, 25 do yarn, 14 do doineS'lC;. 2 cure " • *'" * ' !o lumber, and SO bbls S. It. Fiour 80 b ixcfl fancy Ptje Heads 60 e evs Y into Rio Coffeo 50 s icks M 'dium Rin Coffee 60 racks Cheap.Coffee CO box*> l emon biscuit 60 bags Buck Shot 60 bugs Drop Shot 7no hair bbls Flour luO three quar cr boxes Tobacco 60 M Mnfiket. Cups f5 M G. D. C.aps 25 rnvs Borden's Essie Brand Mhk 20 boxes Gioui.d Allspice 20 boxes Ground li nger For .Teigiit cr pcesatre, rpply to HUNTER * GASIjniLt. N. H —!Sy this steamer we are -prepared to send :ottn:i to Liverpool, via Philadelphia, by first close ■x-smors f om that port. myi2 CHARLES L. COLBY A CO , Comer Bay and Abercora sir will leave ns above from tfic Chcrlestrm steamboat wharr Eivery Monday Hornlug at 8 o'clock Erwin &’ Hardee’s Line FOR "HA E^WKINSVILLE. Freight received every Saturday till renset. r-irtrotrnt or passage, ftariog good accomaiofla- . I _ * t. 'loeaK,!,, UiltJUU tlons. apply to Captain, on board, EDWIN E. HERTZ & CV Bay atreet. tny.vtf FOR .CHARLESTON VIA JIILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT. Carrying the United State* nail. For Baltimore. Tfce new $cd magaiflceiit Steamsliip E. C. Knight, Tie steamer Charles 8. Hardest Capt. Riobard JoUKBOtt, Win have dispatch for the above places Freight received daily at ths warehouse, Dillon’s Wharf, foot of Bait Bioad street. JOHN L. ROCMILLAT, Acent, Ou w harf. ST my24-tf TOK A:«tR FANNIE, Capt. W. T. MoNiltt, FOB PALATM, FLA I will leave fl.s above from tha Florida Steamboat i wharf, foot of IV eel Dr a'U street, on Tuesday, May 15, at io o’clock ». m., Recrtved by rb-' mv52-e Lite New York Eteamers and for sale by RAS02LL & CO, Captain Drrrrr, * Will sail for the above port on Knlnrria.v, May 30tta, at — o'i lock. For freight or paseage, apply to CRANE A GRATBILL. Agents in Baltimore. Messtv. PrsnEauAST, Frtr- n<nt A Co. mv22 • Feraaadlna. JackiouVIUe, and all i ? n ? w ; 11 cnnt,DT10 te leave every Tuesday morning Landings on tlie St. Johns Hive. I ! H “ e F?? r i:- ,nt ' 1 , f “ rther notice. HELMBOLO’S FLUID EXTRACT 3UCHU, ptK'srs ■>; .Y .tutf iiirb i remit ure. 2 do stock, lu do lroil. 1 iiuise to F W r ims & Co, Brigham, i; A Co. Pikihev t ! G. L G R.Afft, ••'UUutogkota A P, Tisou <t ti, E & >| Brown. L ittirop A Co. J sdilcy Dale A Co, M Rr.wls, M B Uobeit - — Goodwin..! J | NH Brown & Co. I EXTENSIYi OF SALE ‘.cretion. Yh?sxb»nsted omijunicd by so many !: S '/ LL r.uio:.^ wu.cb ivil, be-tound India i.i to Exerltou, l/is of M-unory, Wakcfulnesa. t rf 0:-'or Forcbotiags of Ky:!; in fact, rrui L^stiUiie, Prostration, aud inability to eater :? chj.'.yr.wats of society. LonaittutioiijCuceaffected with Organic WtiJmeci, . 3 the aia of Medic.ae ;o ngtlica and invigorate j y*, ’fJt'Cb BEi.llBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHC a j '■>' flees- If no t.-catm-at is submitted tesForr Direct aafl Regular Communicatiott WITH HILTON HEAD. SloojD Fanny & ^tary, Crpt. SlCKEl, The flue, fast-sailing steamer H I C T A T O R, L. M. Coxsrrec, master, will leave aa above, from Telfair’s wharf, Bvery Tuesday Afternoon at 4 o’clock, . 1 further notice. AiUfsiioa m in fine condition, commandol by of j "W8 ot'experience, and huysapenor stateroom ac- i comtcodatioiis for passtjo^c rs. j Wnile the boat in ou her trips, freight will b’ re- • c ®*ved rad sloxed lu fire-proof WAiehoat^ free of I expense. * or freight or pftftMge, apply ta F. M. MYRItLL Act, Harris' Buildings, Bay' t„ or to T3. W. MILLER.’ Oo ihe wharf. : BSP" So freight taken after 9 o'clock on day of ! sailing Way freight payable by shippers on wharf i my 12 We are prepared to receive freight, at our ware- house on the wharf, at all times, free of storage. L. J. GUILMARTIN * CO., ! Ax-uti ' FOR P.1L1TK1, FLA., VIA BRUNSWICK, FERNANBINA, JACKSON VILLE, PICOLATA, AND ALL LANDINGS ON TEE ST. JOHNS PJVER . For Charleston. Wii! ccmmc-nce, early next work, runniog regular , 1 nips between Savannah and Etl.on Head, carrying i freight at regular rates, nnd, when desired, taking a j Oide few pttssemrerfl. She la perfectly dry, in good and has made remarkably quick trips. She carries the Criied Stitte3 mail. The Nation,! Express and swnutiou nr Insanity cns-ieg 1 rauaport at ton Company and t-outhein Express are : authorized to receive packages forbor. Any Infer., a*!onxan be obt dnod of Cipt. Sickel, i by inquiring at the News & Heralp office. HELft!BOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, •! FG.R CHARLESTON. "•■icanuot close our article witheut paying our --t.cf tiis Jlsxahsli House, Mr. A. li. Luoo, the com- J -tsext be dessivvs os a landlord. We paid our bill. ! *-• si-E therefore speak candidly as to tha merit* of | : ' r? 'tih H .use. Wa found the table excellent, j e.j variety of dish, and -served to ami the ! nil excellent deportment of our coierad firemen yes -* '' s,1 a " 3 tis.it aud clean,- proprietor and : terdsy. Their ounduct and bearing, while It evinced ,. v n g -u X aecumm idating, and tha servants , a oointneudcble eelf-respeot on thi ir part, and a Just V7e cbaariclfy reoommonfi pride lu their organization ss firemen, was orderly, needs in their vi.its to that c:iy." peaceable and respectful. We observed no evidence of any other than an amioabl* and confiding spirit, which, ss in times past, pervaded the entirabody. T HE Gramteville Manufacturing Company having d-ilermiued to etianoe their style'of I.OO'I'I and make l ine Clothe, offer, and will sell at auction, at Granlteville, on Friday, 1st of June, their entile Machinery of nine thousand one hundred and twenty Spiudies aud i a preparation, all tn good order, aud now running on Sheetings, Bhtrliugfi and Drills, of uumbsr fouitieu yarn—consists ot— One Mnson’n Willow Two Whiting's Pickers Two English Breaker Pickers, Waiter4 Hacking, I Manchester, England • Three English Elulsher Pickers. Walker & Heck j its. Manchester, England Fifty-ioiir Mason’s Breaker Cards Sixry-oix do ' 'Finisher dp. Six Mason’s Lullway Heads Four do Drawing.frames Fourteen •Hill's Geared Speeders, forty sptndles each. • One Card Grinder Forty-three Mason’s YVarpRi'ig Traveler Spinning .Frames, ;20spindles each Thlrty-lhree Mason’s tilling Ring Traveller Spin ning Frames, 120 .spindles each Six Mason’s Spoolers, 43 spindles each KighL do Warpers, drop wire Ten do Dressers Two hundred and tiiirty-sls Mason’s yard-wide Loom; • Speeder Bobbin 5 , Spiuning Bobbins ami Warping Spools, B -edY Harness, Ac., Ac. Pilitiu.; wishing to purchase had oet’er come and “X mined w hile the Machinery U running. The Maclil.iery vri 1J> • boxed aiid (lelbered at the conth Carolina Itailroad Dopes by the Cnccpunv. Tsi'Uis caf h. WILLIAM GREGG. Preairt.ent GranitcvlUe ilfin'uf.tctui'lug Company. .. aphS-xaivUel ff'clions psceliar to * . is inirqualed by j say ether preparatien is hi OffororiS or R- tentloo, j The Splendid steamei DICTnlYTOJB, 1,000 tons, Capt. L M- CoxETrr? will leave ns above from Tellalr's wharf Every Friday Morning at«o'clock. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to myltf The flee, new U S.Maii Steamer K A. T E, Capt. T. J. Lockwood, L. J. GUILMARTIN A CO., Agent?. Will leRTe Savenueh from wharf foot of West Bread street, lor aboye places, EVERY MONDAY MORI? • 1NG, at 8 o’clock. We will receive freight ?_t our warehouse at ail tirtca, free of charge. Fur freight or passage, apply to BHaDLLT, 111LL A CO.. Agents, 2:7 fi 219 B ly streak Ay?-tr Pair.Va'.ilcsi, orSiipprcnti.il of •ii-romary' Rracuatioos Ci'cersted or ?d,lrni3 Sn.ta or tfce Urerus ; end all com plaints incident to Ihe sex, whether arising from habits of ii:«lpat!on, Imprudence in, or the decline or change In life. Par lit c Mail SteamsHip Company’, Throogh Line to Calirornis, -For Palatka, E. Fla., HELSIEQLD’iJ FLUID EXSEACT BDCHU | The r.ry; ami splendid T7. 9. Mall steamer !■■’ K ATE, C°.pt, T J. Loosr.rocrv irvJPROVED ROSE WASH Will rn-lically extermlnnte from the system Diseases arising from Habits of Dissipation ai hide averse, uatt er no change in did, no inconvenience or etpnsnre ; com pletely superseding those unpleasant and dangerous rr teedics, Copaiba, and Uereurg, In all these diseases! will leave Savannah, foot, of West Broad street, for the above pert. EVERY THURSDAY MORNING it 8 o cloiick, via Hilton Jl'Sid and Beanfurt, arriving in time for the Northeastern train. Returning, leaves Charleston every SUNDAY CORNING at G o’clock, touching at Hll on Head Leaves Savannah every MONDAY MORNING at 3 ovlock for Palatxn, Fla., touching at all landings in the St. Johns river. For freight or pasiage, apply to BRADLEY, HILL A CO., Agents. tn?l 1 217 .V 219 Bav street. USE HEIiMBOLD’9 FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU lo all Diseases of these organs, whether oxisting In “ J/afe ” or “ Femalef’ from whatever cause originating, and no matter horn long standing. It is pleasant Ip ta tc and odor, “ immediate ” in action, aad more strength emn,' than soy of the preparations of Bark or Bern. Those suffering from Broken down or Delicate Consti f julvM*y prxKurt Iht remedy at onct. GEO. W. BERRY & CO. The roador must be aware that however slight may te the attack of the above diseases. It 13 certain lo «f. Manafaci urera and Dealers in feet Ms Bodily Health, Mental Powers, and Happiness. i All tho above diseases require the aid of a diuretic.' tale. « '•! to .heic dutlos. lt! ceci3t. vVALNUT, chestnut and painted CHAMBER PURNiTUREs Eiprigeraters, Burtaus, TTarclrobedj dc., Block, Ilayinarkvt Si;me, I it 2 Holmes 1 iJ» eod-Sru ' BOSTON. MACHINERY DEPOT . '■-■ita'5 Ers Roosxs.—On Sunday night last the ^ i<Wl >* fi a colored men residing in < tawford fobbed ot eight chickens,,two bens and a 'j r ' El ‘iy on ilnnday morning the man, on die- C ”ES hi? beicc blind himrelf. cai-rled hie b*v being blind himself, carried his bey <"-•14 to the matkw to sc-s it ha could dkciivcr Violation or Board, or Health Eeouxai;ous.-» The oa e of one ot our citizeua was brought betore the Mayor yesterday, for allowing a nulsaceo to re main unabated at a building which is being erected .."J" c ~‘< T7: -o was ofieriug them for tale. On being , ‘ : d«s'lo where she got them she said that t . bocc given toher toseabva White womap,and k'ib"^ 6 ”* W6re stT ® ri; l ol Ler fowls at homo covered up : proorsding to the hoasdfvhere tha girl were ths white woman refused to let • '0 in to tee them, wboreupon be went off and re •■Cor—,q E; ,y, tho colored girl—the fowls -A -sot awi th,v . ——-j. The white women stated that lufciiasud the fowls ofassolorefl man, but did Inconsequence of her not fur- tbitj/ nicia the nvgro from whom eho pur- •h: " " " had protr.rod meihanlos to havo tha premlfes prop erly closed. Tho witness lathe c&?3, inspector of the Board of Health for the ward In which the btill'd ing is located, stated that he had sren the premises bnt a abort time before coming to court, and that the nuisance had not been abated. Whereupon the Mayor instructed the Clerk ot Council to inform the owner oT fhe property to have tho place closed forthwith, or a fine would he Imposed for every day it remained epen after being notified. ilio fowls the case was turned over to a ■=•«’-» for prosecution. 'f'tfctius It; .""\ us a -SACTE*s—Two negro boys, Daniel j t . ’' “ : “ 1 Joll “ Henry, wero arrested near the mar. nl 6bt as suspicion* oa.ractere. The "i;!- 111 wto to ids tho arrest -saw Henry go to it .j ’-T s “ a 'Jiae on the pavement in front of W. & 411 s — r ° e 3l0ie ‘ ls k« a polo off whioh had been br Jj6 .' '“ 5 lt,a t0 ( i of them, and then raise one of the w t . U I - 0 ' Having his euspiclons aroused, he went 'Host's E r8kt< ’^ Henry. He then raised the box up ^ under it After the ; '-*fl been arrested, Knight stated to the t.-iy, “ a ^ at Henry wanted him to resist him in Poe. of ? 0 v 8n ta ® store of Mclntlre, for the pur* ilitjj, " lca * iQf f 63la 9 shoes, Ao , but he refused to as- being found in suoh olo3e proximity to tbosjv,’ °' y ever, while under‘the box, looked ee *ii m * ' Ta< *° ^°ud a willing hand. Ctt'm. ; ' or> sfter hearing the testimony of both par 'll bE" Uea over to tho rreedmeu’s Bureau fi 8sf ° and0 “‘. thirty day*. iy Couitr.—The lolldwing cases wero tried Hud, * tU A Pleasast Arrant.—A large number of enr mer chants and others were yesterdar the guests of Capt. Gallagher, of the steamship Pioneer, whoso arrival at our port from Philadelphia, we noticed a few days since. A very choice lunch was sot out in the cabin, and iced champagne waa bountifully supplied. C3pt. G. was assisted in doing thehbnore of the oc-crtsion by his eourteous aiid gentlemanly agenfls in this city, Messrs..Hunter & Gammell. The guests left wiih the best wishes for their hospitable entertainer end hia good ship. The Pioneer leavss for Philadelphia at 3 o’oloot to-day. a.,., Jury yesterday, and a verdict of guilty *aeh ease: ' ' . . - ' ,oae *- (oolorad.) usault and battery; Sfiisv tyof aseeult. ^S£LS2**"*> UrcMy - Maetlie’d.—Wo received yeaterdjy tile merriago card cf Capt. Silas Spicer aud Alius Celia O. Herbert. Capt. Spicor baa been long and populftrly known in Savannah, and fer about a year, under tbo military jurisdiction, was Harbor Mastor. TV© wisb bim find bis bride muck happiness. HBLMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU Is tha Qraat Diurotia “ HELMBOLO’8 HIGHLY CONCENTRATED C0MP0DMD FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA STATIONARY STEAM E^GIL’ES, SAW MILL?, GRIST MILLS, COTTON GINS, WOOD WORKING MACHINERY, SAWS. BELTING,' AGiUOCLTC RAI. 1IAOHINES, E1RB-PROOF SAFES , -4c., Ac., Ac. H* M. AMES’ CELEBRATED Portable Steam Engines For purifying the blood, removing all chronic conxtitu- tlopal diseases arising from an Impure state of the blood, and the- only reliable and oflbctaal known remedy for the cure of Scrofula, 8ca!d Head, Salt Rheum. PWnt aad Swellings of the Boom, Ulceration of the throat and Legs, Btotchee, Pimplm on the Face, letter Erysipelas, end ell scaly eruptions of the skin, * fM BEAUTIFYLVO THE COMPLEXION. - Jfot a #sw cf the worst disorders that offset mankind •rise from tbecorruption tbatsceumalates in the blood Of all tho discoveries that have boon made to pure, it out, none'can equal iu effect HELMOOLD’S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. It cleanrea aad reno- vatee tbs blood, instils the vigor of health into the system, sad purgos out the humors which make die ease. It stimulates the healthy rnnotiona or the body and expels the'dlsordcrs that grow and raultio ia the blood. Such a remedy that could be relied on has long been sought for, and now, for the flm t hn» tha public haye one cm which thoy can depend.: Our smee here doe? not admit of certificates to show its eff«:ts but the trial of a Binglc botllo wifi show the sick that It has vlrtaes surpass mg anything they have ever taken Two tablespoonftil or the Extract of Sarsaparilla added to a pint of water is equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink and one bottlo Is fully equal to a gallon of the Syrup of'ser- EEpariUa, or the decoetjoa as usually made. Connecting on the Pacific with the COLORADO. CONSTITUTION. I GOLDEN CITY. ! .SACKAMKnTO. • ....... GOLDEN AG li. MONTANA. RYS, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA 1 T0UCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA Steamships on the Atlantic: ' ARIZONA HENRY CIIAUNCEY NEW YORK OCEitN QUEEN. NORTHERN lk light COSTARICA... Ac., Ac. One of the shove large and splendid steumshincwil leave Pier No. 42 North River, loot ol Canal : ireef at 12 o’clock noon, on the 1st, 11th and 2Jst of even' month (HrPMItt U-hnn threon 11 , J . The '.'iegant ami vr-r7 fast eteam packnt SYLVAN SHORE • CapL JAMES TUCEBTR, month, (except when those dates full-on Rucdav and ! lcava t' ; r fr.c above places then on the—’—- —-—• -■ ^ *—— - having been specially fitted up for this rente, w IN EXISTENCE, ALSO. JUDSON’S DEAD SHOT WORM CANDY preceding Saturday,} tor Aspinwall, con necting via Panama Railway, with one of the Com- pauy’s steamships from Panama for San Frs'vteeo touching at Acflpolco. Departures of let and 2fst connect at Panama with steamers for South Pacific and Central American ports. Those of 1st touch at Maazauhto. A discount of One Quarter' irorn steamers rates ■•‘lowed , to second cabin and steerage passenger.- wirii famines.' Also, an allowance of One Quarter on ihrough rates to clergymen and their families and school teachers; soldiers having honorable dis charge*, Half Fare. One hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult Baggage-masters accompany baggage through, and atiend to ladles aud children without maie pron c- turs. Baggage received on the dock the duv Wore -ailing, from steamboats, railroads, and passengere who prefer to send down early. . An experienced surgeon on board. Kcdlcine an'.: attendance free For passage tickets, or further information, apply it the Company's ticket office, on the Whan, foot oi I'ltnnl Ctr.iOf Vnw*t| Itir-ni. >-’nnr V.inlr Every Teesday ('Icrnieg at 1 !1 o’llwl:. j All freight payable bv shippers. ! . For freight or puesnge, having 3uoerlor necomrnn- j darhine,, iqiply at th.? office, Fiorida Steom Packet I Wharf, or to CLAGHOHN * CUNNINGHAM, J^I-tf Agents. For Liverpool. _ The A No. 1 ship MILTON ETLOi KlIAltT wants about *00 >oalen to complete her carg . For fie.'ubt oi which, please apply to myv2 REID & STEWART. Canal street, North River, New York. S. K. HOLMAN. all-^m ■ >- Air^Dt FOK NEW YORK. " .nOTRURS, T.lRlC HKED.’ Thoamnds of children perish annually from one cause, end that is wc ims. Why will you "neglect the fl’Bt symptoms of these- nests of S*i: r.i.lty.fliml watt nntil it is too lar.e before you udminl-ter the remedy t JUDSoW'S WORM CANDY la tile G.tiy FUiiEi.T TEO*. table remedy In' existence. If there are no worms, rily acts ss a gentlo purgative, aud. cannot harm an infant. Is woems exist, it kills tneia. f.'Verr (itnilly stonkl huv. a package of JUDSoK’S WOKM CANDY. f~ sola Agent for SavanDaP, C. M. HILSMAIT. B. L. JUDSON & CD,, Propers, rVe.tr York. Cal! on Mr. KUsmnn, and get cur Aim ",nr.a gratis. uiyl3 lln t3P THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED Til DEE IN THE UNITED oT.VTBS ARMY, snd are also Id very ecaeral use In all the State HOSPITALS and PUB LIC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS throughout the lahd as well as in Private practices, aad are considered as'ia- . valuable remedies. Taxwss—Tho managers of tho "Widows' Socioty" detir* to return their heartfelt thanks to the "Ftvbicg Party for their kind remembrance of the aged wo men under their care. FROM FQTTR TO TIIIRTY-FIVS IIORSIt POWER- Cotton GinsS Cotton Gins!\ McCarthy. Brown,Taylor. Southern, E iglc. Craven. American ami Excelsior COTTON GINS, with En gines or Horse Power. dl6-eod8tr. See McdiaH Properties ef Bttehti. FROM DISPENSATORY OF THE UNITED STATE3, See Professor Dswxs’s valuable works on the Fee w. of i’hvsic. “wiTactW See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr of Pbiladolpbla. YSTSp, Soe remarks made by Dr. frsuix M’Downi. a coin. brated Physician and Member iff the Rove! Surgeons, Ireland, sod published is the Transoetio^ 5 Uv,k'ln,iilH Oiwi»i:,Jnnrn,l - w«UOnS Of -T, L -EIXSET-A CO., 154 Bay street. Savannah, Ga. Srsxff C. Tutts, Treasurer. To Mr. Wm. Hone, -dr. Jno. H. Deppish, Committee. May 25, 1866. . Butter. Cheese. TUBS Choice Goshen Butter w 76 boxes 41 H. A H.” state Duiry Cheese Just landed and for sale by HILTON £ RAND ELL, nyU4 in Bay street. FRESH EGGS, FRESH GEORGIA BUTTER, - Constantly on hand at ; JOHN GILLILAND arCO.'S, my24-3* Market Square. the King and Queen's Journal. - See Medico OUrurgical Review, published by Bnu KDt Tiuvfiss, Fellow or Koyal College of Surgcohs See most of tha late Standard Works of liadiaiM .EXTRACT BUCHU, “ SARSAPAftHLA " LOW PRICES! Quick Sales For Liverpool. The A No.' fillip JOHN PAT- TRN, captain fl P. Emmons, having the bulk of her cargo engaged and going <m board,will have quick deepatib as above. For freight, apply to a»0 CRANE A GRAYB’LL. ,. for sale, fc/rStea RIVER STEAMBOATS and TOW Lte, 8041 *. ot various sjie ami draft. Also, The bark NEW LIGHT, having bulk of , her cargo engaged, will have quick dea- ois-patch nfl above. For fiiigiit, apply to ffiSl CRANE A GHAYBILL. THE RURAL JOURNAL TITG cheapest jiaper in the Uri'eti States. Only T I One Dodar. Try it a year, lor tho form, gar- sho- *■ —“ Apply to «T-2awr,m Sailing Vessels, st am Ba ges, Ac. A. II HA COSTA. I No 42 Wafer a-i'pi f. N T City. Sheriff’s Sale. U NDER and by virtue of an attachment Brined nnd returnable to the July Term, A. D. MM, City leu, orchard, workshop, household and kitchen. A good, cheap, and valusble paper for every man, woman, ami boy, in cl>y. village aud country. Pub lished the first ot every mouth E<.cii’iminber contains a full Calendai ot Work for ihe Monti:, Rlnta, suggestions and eesaya npOa ft'erything to be peiloi ined In uud arc nnd toe Fare. Harden, Orchard ana Dwelling, eto. TERMS : One copy, one year $ 1 oo 3!x copies, one year 6 00 Thirteen copies, one year 10 00 Address WM. B. SMITH A CO., Publishers and Proprietors, 68 FayettevIHc at., Raleigh, Jf. a. ESTILL A BBO., Bull street, near Post Office. fiK-’f ^ Agents for Savannah. To Mechanics. P ROPOSAL 1 will b0 received bv the nnderslgr.ed for th« repairs of the Public Docks of it# otty, pplkanfs must make separate statements oi the cs- tiinalc of cesig lor the repairs ot each Dock. JOHN WILLIAMSON. my 19 Chairman Com. Docks and Wharves. w E have 1 uat received and opened ths IiARQEAT STOCK of DET GOODS to lie foani 'r. this city, and which we offer at - LOWER PRICEri; hafi they can be bought tor at any ether house, conflistipg tu pert of .. Every variety of Dress Goods il lusekeepiug Goods Domestics and Prints Cloths and Oassimeres ' Figured linens and Dribs EmbroiderKa and Dices • Hosh ty nnd Gloves RibDons and Byaids ' llair EolLs and Curls • » Luca Pole's aud Veus Bradley's Empress Trail? ilandketehlvla Ac., Ac., Ac. -j ELVSTEL\ & ECE3AIV, 16X Congress street. > , SAVANNAH, GA_ Court or area nah, in favor'of Michael Norris and J-bn J. Dooley, copartners under the Ann name of Norris a Dooley, against Jacob Gray, James T. Buch ner, constable of Chatham county, levied upon the sloop Mary Orgy, Debited oat as tbe property <>f paid Jacob Gray, and returned said attachment to me a- dhenff of said elty Court. And further, nndrr and by vlrtueof anortfa 1 of tbe Hon. Walters. Chisholm, Judge of tbe Ciiy Court ef flavaanah, Iwtl sella | rr -« -p» a rn i SSHiS Horse and Boggy for Sale. Terms cash, purchaser to pay for titlefl. nnini.g«'.T WHITE, mvTl ' Sheriff ofthe Oby of Savannah. i an elegant saddle horse, Address Bax 1 myM-tf horse, as well as for boggy. .000, Fust Office, Savannah. sale at low The hone Is FOR SALE OR RENT, : WET NURSE WANTED. T HE Froperty known a3 MOUNT AIRY VINE YARD. srithln-hfilf a mile yf Marietta, on high myfii-ti FOB SALE. 1 SMALL SAIL BOAT, 16 feet long, with service able tests, Ac. my*4-4 RICHARDSON A BARNARD. Sold by all DmgyisU, fRTNQPAL DEPOT— ' ' HELMBOLD'B DRUG AND. CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE 694 BROADWAY. V. M. WALSH, Wholesale Agent forth* State|of Georgia. s6Cn*Mdl7 PURNISHEfT HME TO RENF M A genteel Fontiebed House, in' a desirable part of the city, Can be rented UU November 1st. Possession given June 10th. Address “ House,” Box 1,000. poet Office,. myiA-tl • ’ Bargains in Butter and Cheese. I* A TUBS Choice New Batter W 80 boxes Orasmt oouniv C 80 boxes Orasgt oounty Cheese Just received aad for sale at jednoed prices hf myft-6 RANDRLL A opt ground, cvcr.ooklng the cry. The lot contains " en acres enclosed with new :e dwelling, with three rooms. ! and bedroom below ; two nwflus.UvobciUooms and clothes pres# above, and a ust-rate cellar under the house; smoke-house of concrete, frame storehouse (can be use* for a kitchen), negro house, never-falling well of freestone water, selected trait or all kinds, with a vineyard of five acres in bearing. - If not sold, the house will be rented tfr tbe moDth, wtHr-the privilege of live acres oi ground for culti vation.-aba one half of tbe fruit, except grapes. This Is the most desirable place In Upper Geo; at a feir price. 'ars, enquire of -~ Rev. W. 3. MANSFIELD, mKrtigriw - »a v-- . Marietta. Ga. eoiglB, Fnqnlre at this r fflee.- mylMf W. M. WALSH, ITTHOLESALE Druggists, corner tv Broughton streets, Savaanan, Ga, Agent for ths 'South. * CLOCK'S Hair Restorer Restores Gray Hair. CLOCK'S Hair Restorer makes Hair grow on. Bald Head*. CLOCK’S Hair Restorer Stops Bair from Faffing Oat. CLOCK'S Hair Restorer Prevent* Headacbe. CLOCRk el* ' owe*.oS&r** COUNTY.—To all whom Wberaal/Wrick WWUms, colored, trill appRyat for Latter* of Administration Biptiste, late of said county, . aflAadapnish all whom appaar before said Court to or before the letters will this 24th day of -county, te ». A, O’BYRNE, Hair Restorer^ aU that gmW claimed as a drsmtag Hair Restorer possesses aU the : A single trial convlnoea tha' slue, 'h, after a thorough 0 alt tha merit claimed for tt. most sctpilc^l of Um value, if, after a tnorougn trial or two boWeS tt does not give perfect satisfaction, the Qtoaer wiUbe refunded.. Sold everywhere at SI par how*. SIX bottles for U. -VTOTiCK.-GEORGIA, Ci IN persotis Interested are hi pernors Interested ere hereby ndtltal that, ter months aftsr date, application will be made te the Hon. Court of Ordinary of said county te leavwto sell two tract* of-J^nd in Chariton county, ' af the “ N. J