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'TqQ, A h MATTERS, "m'oXOAV MORNING, MAY 28. 1866. „srt= re of Stcamthipi and Steamers FOE KEW YORE. •jjnisWp Pent, TlwMday, May 31tt, at - o'clock ;fS O^P FOR UALTIMORK. N'orth PoiOt, Thursday, May 91st, at — FOE ArorSTA. r Swan, evay Wednesday morning, at 9 Lsnra, every Friday evening at 5 o'clock. pOB HAWK I NEVILLE. ... Clr-rlss s. Harrtw, every Thursday morn- , . c'.’ioct FOR CHARLESTON* e , Fannie, every Tuesday morning at 10 - Aer Fmiil®. even Monday morning at 8 o'clk. . c n^r Dictator, every Friday morning at 0 . 3 or £:tte, e very Thursday morning at S o’clock FOR FLORIDA. cemer Dictator, every Tuesday afternoon at 4 . c . sylvan Shore, every Tuesday morning, ai r Helen Getty, every Saturday morning, a • janier K ite, every Monday morning, at 8 o’clock ^re. ESTJLL A- BROTHER, Newsdealers, 8ta- ,. r . m l Booksellers. Bull street (down stalrsj, j: of Bay iane, next to the Poet Office, are ay- . i ..^ent? for ihe Daily News & Herald. .orders icft with them will be promptly attended ; A i w a'2 Couar.—John Murray, charged with being -X and lying in tlio street, also with striking an : while arresting him, whs fined $10 and costs, or •. jays ill jail. ^ Hunter, Colored, attempting to break into a r ;.-r store on Bryan street, near the corner of ,:iker, on Friday night, was brought up. The v »er touted that he had just seen a young colored 3. home from church, and was about retiring for -..jut himself, when the police took peaceable pos- i; of him, without any cause. The police, on ?.itr«ry, slated that they saw him take off his , and make an attempt to break the lock of a jew- ‘• jrc, when they arrested him. A citizen came .. 1 and testified that he had ordered the prisone r ■jin his premises that evening, believing him to auspicious character. The Mayor ordered that ■ ..lined in tho barracks until his character , : v uched for, in default of which to be con- ;: >r thirty days. ,.(5 Gillam, (colored,) loitering in and about the »., .ad having concealed weapons upon his per- resting himself upon a beef stall, was , ;ii liv.'E.—L)n Saturday afternoon last, accord- autj‘uncement, a race came off between the j ’uiiiuie, owned and sailed by Capt. Marion . i*::. and the Jaue L., owned and sailed by 1;: -hard Aiken. . steamboat Sylvan Shore, undor command of Tucker, left l^er wharf about half past ons i, Laving on board the Macon brass baud and * hundred and fifty passengers, the greater por- .: however, the lovers of boat-racing. The > cuiiveued the passage along the river front i..tirfino music, and not a few of the male ex- ..awts enjoyed themselves in waltzing. Capt. A-n.n l Mr. J. M. Xiuchjey, who managed the ex- deserve thanks for their efforts to make the plooauratde. .. £. H. Webster, under command of Captain d-.it, ai*o proceeded to tlie ecene of the race, and nvmpanled by a band of music and quite anum- . spectators. 0. M. Pettit, under command of Captain King, □ade an excursion. :*coue at Thunderbolt, viewed from aboard the really grand, and a? the yacht3 made tlieir thee, they were severally greeted with shouts :r respective admirera. ^Tiie Minnie was evi- the favorite, and many an eye followed her as ,eared to skim over the water preparatory to Her competitor, as she lay in the water, -®d a fine appearance, and comparatively a :v in those waters, looked rather unassuming, a iier crew seemed to have every confidence in Arrivals at the Hotels. k PULASKI HOUSE—W. H. Wiltbkeokr. H 8 Farley, Charleston J J McGuire. Miss Q Lang. St Marya W W Ward, Ga FLovejoy, Phlla F M Suiter, C R R j T Phillips, do A P Lambeth, C R R W E Arnold, Bryan' co T C Arnold, do A G Hood, City L Sloat, Ga Capt Tucker, str Sylvan Shore J R Finnegan, atr Sylvan Shore R J Arnold A wife, Bryan j McCord. H Head county |J M Bevins,Columbus Miss Arnold, Bryan co H H Wylly, Angusts C H Boswortb, Ga | MARSHALL HOUSE-A. B. Lcck. A Fils, S C J M Hunting, Fla 3 L Marshall ft family, Fla Mi.-s K Dozier, Fla C Oat, Fla J M Handley, N Y D R Wadley. Ga T A Risley, do T W Bingham. City J Wincey, Charleston Capt W L Babcock, Ciias; J L McAtee, Md W H Watson, NY .1 L Mosely, Ga P A RIgney, do ; G W Whaley, N C M Umerer, Cuba SCREVEN HOUSE—G. HcGlNLY. J W Kearney, Ga B Kimball, Fla J H Livingston, Fia W II South. City E A Mulli^.m, Macon ,L Rawitch, N Y A II Clark, do |E F Baldwin, MJ E D Cafferty, s C Miniature Almanac—This Day, Sun rises... 4 54 Sun sets 7 00 high water. At Tybee S 04! At Fort 6 34 Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF SAVANNAH. SUNDAY, May 28, 186«. Arrived. Strainer Kate, Lockwood, Cinrleston—lir-dley, Pill & Co. Brig Selma, Gibbs, Boston, with 39J tons ice to Haywood, Gage is Co Br ship Consul, Barclay, -Liverpool, in ballast —W Bauersbv. Br balk Nile, Perkin3, Cipe de A cres, in ballast— C lipping. .. us'if-pas; three the lignal was given, r.ndboth ,^.ci gracefully, the Jane L- taking the lead, .-. c held until about to turn, when the illume :.er in beautiful style, and maintained the lead tare of the rece, passing the stake-boat about ...? .head; time 63 minutes and 24 seconds, ec ; assed the stake-boat in 64 minutes, thus . 4c seconds. •. .e was literally lined with lookers-on, and e.uag was ma c, the iriends of the Minnie giv- -iSreAt pi esanted a more lively appearance on .... u than it has for many a uay, and the . icfreshmeut houses dlJ a fair day's busiueas. tfSry kind of conveyance that could be was . i -.he the lovers of the sport to the scene, ..c:.. ticeahlo among them was the largo wagon ■ .diem Express Company, with six line :rivon by AiK. .Middietou in liue style, and iiix sundry packages marked “C. O. D.” ..i;:.owicdgo an invitation irom the gentle* mnager to tike a ride with him. ■k:.;hu.—A negro by the name of apeed was —..*dcu Saturday last, charged with stealing ail- ..tied ware. Ii appears that during the • d.-ncrai Sjuennan’s army through the State to whom the accused then balonged, ■r:: assist her in burying a box containing val. -..:s of silver ware, Ac. On the arrival of V -a -.us neighborhood the boy Speed, without -5. a from tue owner, resurrected the valuables them to this city. The young lady who ; articles arrived here a few days since and r-r=d imr former servant on the street, whom arrested and carried before a magistrate, ~rt vis committed to jail in default of baH fora -'i -a the matter. •rtpur meettug of thj Washington Fire Com- 9. held a; their hall on the 23th -lust., the -3 ret-'ictijas were uusnimouslv adopted -, , 1 Teat tiio thanks of this Company be ten- : -M-jf i'ireman, C. C. Casey, for the use of ; o assist iu rescuing the steamboat Dar- ' -a her perilous situation on the river ob- TV‘t our th iuks be also tendered to Mr. r. ;■ rgcut of the steamer Darlington, for the i- Ui '-‘ >n of live hundred dollars for our “ -a .: ed 11 said steamer. boa; a copy of these resolutions be sent C. 0. Casey, and Mr. Myroll, and '“ i: he pa'uhshed in the city papers, a.-i from the minutes. Jss Keaenet, Secretary pro tem. ci*i! asp Claebek.—The attention of fami- 'asts who desire to obtain rich, pure milk, -•amber is directed to the advertisement of " i.smar in another column. Mr. L. has a '-.•trior imported milk cows, which are well ■ =oa fed, and the milk, cream, Ac. is carefully 1 ' s Court.—We learn that the Freedmen’e - - = city has been discontinued, and that ^.'■ = 28e3 in which freedmeu are interested —tried in the civil courts iu the same -*-u i;i e cases between the whites. e'.srrn of fire on Saturday night was ■ -re burning of the soot iu a chimney in ^'.indebted to Mr. EstiU for oopiea of New I °f the 23d. '■. ^ 0B2. The various steamships left for k ®*turday afternoon at the appointed k.. :: .v.'“' t!le targest number of pjssehgers that | — i'-rt cn any one day. V; '. 5t i ^ 0EI —The beautiful panaroma illustra- ^‘-or. «immortal epic, which has been ex- a -t-ueciiy t° large and highly gratified au- t ^ - the past week will close after this even- "“O h*ve not seen it should not lose this ‘•h-lty of doing so. |k S . ■ =. ‘;' ijEX Line Southern Railboad.—We '“ e Cincinnati Commercial of Monday that •-ci - f iiUin 8 the subscription of one million ^'-Inoianati, for the direct railroad connsc- fj;, '“ri'-rnooga, goes on with a steadiness, and fc.-...'i 1 * v “2h devoted energy, by citizens who k - .r» s generous public spirit with aliberal Ktrcc--- tfc ®* ~~ confidently predict ulti- pi. ;ai »?a the total subscription-foot* up . ““ I '- ere ~iU be no relaxation of effort until J '* “G® million is subscribed. —•— . C' lt: York Times of yesterday P-. cf from a correspondent under the ft=s:ycnnaclit," who makes tho following l "f fifiL V J * truth of whleh he vouehes. He .‘ftiyilv 0 official In this country, who occu- b’r;,, r a ‘ lc tl position, stated not long since to wti.fr: 4 b'e ted 8tates General, whose Irish - tr y strong, that one of the leaders of York suppljed him (the official ttgular and minute information re- I s ; ten 5* aad PtoJects of the Brotherhood. A j;*»6ltd , u :t, is received at the office of the •*'‘ i, WdJ~ n “ on - This report is drawn up at iu?* 1 to ,?, U p ta 5f- a “dduly transmittedthronh , 1 ' t ‘r^ h Government. The stats- »i ti ., is petffictly true, and I am prepend Cleared. Steamship Pioneer, Gallagher, Philadelphia Hun ter A Gammcll. Steamship Hen Barnes, Morton, New York—Wilder & Knllurton. » SteamslnpSan Salvador, Atkins, New York—BU Hardee. Steamship E C Knight, Denty, Baltimore—Crane A Urayhiil. Schr Vjctory, 3iiuto r New Y'ovk—L J Gullmrirtin A Co. Oils continue in fair demand, including crude whale at $1 15: bleached whale at $1 15 to $ 1 30; crude sperm at $2 30 to 2 35; unbleached do at $2 50 to 2 55; lard oil at $1 90 to 2. red oil at So to S8c; linseed oil at $1 57 to 1 61 per gallon. • : - Paovisions.—Pork has been less active and heavy. Sales since -our last 8,300 bbla, in lots, at $30 25 to $30 60 for new mess, closing at $30 87)4 cash ; $29 to $29 60 for one year old mess ; $26 76 to $27 for new prime mess: $24 2o to $24 50 for new prime per bbl. Sales were also made of 4,250 bbls new mess, Mav, June, July and August delivery, sellers' and buyers' options, at $29 25 to $30 75 per bbL Cut meats con tinue in moderate demand at 12 to 13?fc. for shoul ders, and 17*4 to 18;fc for hams; sales 623 pkgs. La- con is dull aud nominal, including Cumberland Cut at 14>f to If}fe. ; Short Jfib at 15if tol6c. ; LongRtbbed 15 to 15>4C.; Long Clear 15,"i to 16c.; Short Clear 6>* to 16)4c. per lb. sales 60 boxes. Lard is quiet to-dav; sales 555 tos. and bbls at 19 to 22c. per lb." Beef con tinues in fair demand at $16 to $20 50 for new plain mess, and $21 to $24 50 for new extra do.; sales have been reported of 600 bbls. Tierce beef continues' in active. Beef hams rule scarce end quiet at $47 to $48 per bbl. Butter is very dull at 36 to 45c for State, aud 30 to 42 H'e. Western. Cheese is inactive at 10 to 22c. per lb. *. Sugars—Are in lively demand and buoyant. Sales since our last 1830 lihds, including Cuba, Ac at from 10c to 123i'e; and 460 boxes Havana at lie to 12 \'c per pound. Kefiued Sugars are in demand at UVc to 15y4 c per pound. Stearine.—Sales since our last 61070 pounds at 21c to 227fc per. pound. Tallow, -sales 145,000 pounds at 12c to 12 Vc, ana 38,000 pounds Grease at 10c to 13‘4c per pound. Whiskey—Continues inactive and nominal at $2 26 to $2 26f, per gallon. Freights.—A brig was chartered for Rio with Flour at 90c per bbl. Otherwise the market was quite dull Miscellaneous. —>U-u . laxports. Per steamship Pioneer, ior Philadelphia—404 bales upland cotton, 296 do domestics, 250 empty bbls, 60,- 000 feet lumber, 70 pkgs mdse, 15 bales rope cutting? Per steamship EC Knight, for Baltimore—108 bales cotton, 50 pkgs mdse. For steamship San Salvador, for New York—72 bales upland cotton, 15 bbls ale, 73 biles, 5 hales wool, 15 do bagging, 301 bags peanuts, 15 bales do mestics, 37 carboy, R9 bales leather, 17n bills vegeta bles, 34 pigs lead, 13 pkgs mdse. Porsteamship Gen llarnes, for New Y'ork—S79 bales uplaud coLton, 29 do wool, SO sacks ground peas, 17( pkgs mdse. Per schr Victory, for New York—200 bbls lurpen tine, 76,350 ft lumber. Patacngtira. Per steamship Pioneer, for Philadelphia—P E Kinsley, J M uttal. • Per steamship Gen Barues, for Naw Y'ork—Mrs U Revill and child, W R Nelson, G Appel. O Smith, U C Poole, J Reilly, T O’Donohae, YIrs M E Cushing. Mrs D Barron, C Domm, J Ehlen. Mrs Carroll, Miss Ashton, Miss H E Gaiilard, Mrs W H Brisbane, Mrs llapp, Mrs H M North H Hadden and lady. Miss Ida Graham, Miss F Graham, Miss M Graham. Mrs Pen- dletyu aud daughter, Mrs Sheppard, 2 children and nurse, N Bosseu, Mrs Sopeu and sou, E Ivers, F Elis. M Borendt, J C Russell, Miss A dkilton, Mrs Johns. Miss A W Bingham, Mrs \V H Brisbane, W 3 Wuxel- baum, ,1 A Hall, Miss F T Prendergaet, Miss EM Prendergabt, G F Yonge and lady, J D Yonge and lady, A Wilcox and lady, Hiss E McKenna, Mrs J C Maker, E T White aud lady, W R Foustoh, lady and 2 children and nurse, R Aid and lady, L Rawitch, L L Brigham. O" S Laugdou, Madame Louies Mad ant, C S Edwards, H C Webster, F Lovejoy, J McGrath, O C Uedgcmau, US Farley and lady, R J Ryan and brother, J V Fleming, C M Lampsey and lady, J A Cnambers and.3 frieuus, D L Maiming 'anil lady, E L Heudlctou, A Jansen, L Gardner, J G Low, C B Phil lips, R H Cook uud lady, J K Thorndike and lady, S P Hamilton, J 0 Staynor, E H Clement, D A Harper, -l S Schroeder and 2 children, K rtntschek, M J Divine, U Pitcher, T Mahoney, K T Hazzard. W J Taylor and lady, J P Wilson, A Backer, E T Squire, L is Pert, F M tieoham, C J Beattie, W H Brisbane, Jr, A Brown. M Brown, E Clements, F Godfrey, P Hiiligan, J Haligan, P Oorday, D Scroley, H Wilkin, L Sinl'.U, Mr Eusten, Maj J W Decker, Mrs Mary* J Decker, Mrs A M Wilkins, Captain T Farrell, Martin Kelehan, and 2o steerage. Per steamship San Salvador, for New York—Mrs Christie, 2 children and serve Mrs Christie, Mrs E Selphs, T J Bradley, F White and sister, J L Colby, M D Law and family, W II Douglass, lady, child ami ssrvt, W H Wooten aud lady, J Cooper, W Price, W B Sargent, Miss J A Bowne, Mi-s Bowne, Mrs J E Munger aud 2 children. L Dewitt, lady, 4 children and 4 servts- Miss S DeWitt, C L Gilbert, lady aDd 2 children, Miss Clawtt. J Truwick, A Holt aud lady,' Miss J A Holt, J B Ilolt. D W Holt, F Holt aud 2 children, Mrs Blount aud child. G A Reed, U I) Mixon. D L Willey, Miss E A Young, J G Nicliois. Mrs Whit- well and servt, W Hollaud. W II Butler, G C Duncan, Mrs liegeman. Miss Hegemon, Miss Moon, J Dewey, W B Beater, Mrs Shllverton aud 2 children, J H Kig- ney. Mrs Emmons, B F Potter aud lady, J F c.olemau, P Shc-rwirk, W W Ward. J Llerley, J U Plate, J tv Briggs, Mrs aud Miss Farrar. II McL’roady, aud 15 steerage. Consignees per Central f: oiiroad. May 26, 1806. 233 hales cotton. 10 do yarn. 52 bozeo liquor, 1 ca>' toad furniture, 12 cars lumber and mdsato E F Met- ealf, J W Anderson & Sou. Brady, S 4 Co, A Low & Co, N A Hardee, Ei win & 11. M tj Cohen, J Daily. F M Myrell M Doyle, FW Sims, T A Goodwin, J W Rabun, A Myers 4 Co. W A Gordon, la -J Gullmartlu 62 Co. Receipts per Axiuittic A Cftill Iv. ii. May 26, 1S00. 173 bait* upland cotton. 2j uo sea island do, 74 ska potatoes, 41 do corn, 19 do lice, 5 bids syrup,” J cars cattle. 1 car horses and mdse to L J Oullmnriia 1 Co, K Padelford, J W Anderson & Son, Tisou 4i G. Wilder & F, Duncan k J, G WGarmaup, J W Latnrop & Co, W Knight. L Levi. W Woookridge, A Galione, .1 Hun ger, A Lcflier. E Robinson, W H Fuller & Co, Hess & G, Miller, T 4 Oo, Champion i F, Guckcnhetmer & S. A Duteaiioffer A Co, W, Root & Co. E L Conner, E S Fulton, J Clay, T Rowland, IC R Slugleton. J Moses. Financial ^aftd Commercial. Charleston Market. Charleston, May 26. There was an active demand for the staple yosterday at advanced prices, and some 250 bales were sold. Wo quote: Ordinary to Good Ordinary 30@33 Low Middling to Middling 38(^39 Strict Middllug 40@— Good Middling —tit— Corn, Bacon, Ac.—Holders of corn, bacon, and other produce here were yesterday indisposed .o sell in many cases, except at an advance on previous prices. Thl9 expected increase in price is owing mostly to the advance in gold. VEYV YORK MARKET. New York, M.ay 22, P. 31. Coffee.—Quiet at former pricos. We quote: Java at 25 >,a26o; Native Ceylon at 22a23c; Maracaibo at 19a 22c; Laguayra at 18*4a2'2c; Rio at 15,*ia20^'c; and St. Domingo at 17‘-;al7 1 Jc; caah. in gold, lb. YVeek’s receipts of Rio, 18,603 bags. Sales 5878 bags. The market closes very quiet. Stock of all kinds of coffee, to-day, 167,973 bags, inclnding Rio and Santoa coffee. 105,985 bags of Government Java, 4146 bags of Cuba, 4294 bags; of Maricaiba, 3368 bags; or Laguayra, 26,902 bags; of St. Domingo, 706 bags; of Ceylon, 17,751 bags; aud of other descriptions, 4821 bags. stock or Rio. New Orleans, bags 10,000 Mobile, bags 2,7u0 Baltimore, bags 9,000 New Y'ork, bags 105,985 Grand total bags. 127,685 Cotton—Is held quite firmly, though the demand Is less urgent. Yliddliugs are quoted at from 38a40c, chiefly without this range v* lb. Salea since our last 1400 bales, against receipts of 2056 bales. movements is cotton at THIS PORT. Bales. Receipt* thus far this week 2,120 Receipts since May 1, 1866 16,111 Receipts since January 1, 1866 29i,<30 Receipts since September 1. 1865 Exports this week■•••••--;■•■' Exports since Sept. 1, I860 ,4o3,6i4 Flour and Meat.—State and YVestern flour has been In more request, and the. lower grades have ad vanced 10 to 15c ^ bbl. Sales since our last, 10,6o0 bbls, including common to choice superfine state aud Western at $7 10 to 8; very poor to choice extra State at $8 to 9 60, ohiefly at $8 to 8 70; round-hoop extra Ohio, poor to good clipping br&ods, flt 510 to v oo yp. bbl. We now quote: _ *_ Superfine State and Westari} *7 Extra State V./.!.8 00 h 9 60 Extra Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, &o... 8 15 a 13 00 Extra Ohio, round-hoop, ship’g brands. 9 10 a 9 65 Extra Ohio, trade aud family brands.... 0 70 a 14 00 Extra Qenosee 9 65 a 13 75 Poor to.very choice extra Missouri £10 90 a 17 00 Southern flour has been in demand, at ‘steady rates. Sales since our la&fc 400 bbls., iu lots, at $10 25all 75 for poor to gooc^ and $11 80al7 for good Jo very choice extra brands, per bbl. Canadian flour is doing better. Sales 300 bbls. extra at $8 70al4 ^ bbl. Corn meal is •in moderate demand at $3 90a4 20 for Western, $4 for Jersey, $4 25 for Marsh's Galoric, and $4* 35 for bran dy wine bbl. Sales, 500 bbls. • ’ Gbain.,—Wheat has been in pretty fajr dema id, a|id quoted up 3 to 5c. bushel. Com has been more activo and decidedly firmer. Sales since our last 81,000 bushels, at 79 to 82>£c. for unsound, and 82 to 85c., in store and delivered, for sound new and old mixed Western; 85c. for round yellow, au&-90c. for very choice Westein do. ^ bushel. Oats ate in active demand, and dearer, including State at 65 to 66c,; Jer sey aud Pennsylvania at 58 to 60c; old Western at 59 to 62c., in store and delivered; new Western at 51 to 55c. Q bushel; sales 78,000 bushels. Hat.—North River bale continues in fair demand, at 65 to 90c. for poor to choice per 100 lbs. Molassxs is immoderate demand, including New Orleans, at 56c. to $1 10; Porto Rico at 60 tn.75c; Cuba at88tp 60c. per gallon. ** • Naval Stores continue quiet today, including Spirits of Turpentine, at 97>£c. to 51 per gallon; Crude do. at $5 to $5 25; Rosin at $3 50 to 11 75 per 250 lbe: tv at *2 at to a 60 per bW- New York Money Market. The financial article of the New York Times of Wednesday, the23dinst., says: The panic news from England received last night, aud which induced, a heavy rush upon the Gold Room, as noticed in the postscript to our last report, wa9 fol lowed to-day by uu advance of interest in the Money market to lull 7 per cent. Tbis rate was very gene rally paid by the brokers today to carry over gold S3 well as stocks.. And aa tho banks expected to be called upon to pay large Hums into the Treasury on their certified checks to tho gold brokers, out of* Ihe ordinary course of the daily settlements through the Clearing-houso, there was some apprehension early iu the day of a severe temporary. pressure for' money. But this feeling was promptly relieved at the Treasury Office by assurances from Mr. Van Dyck, the Assistant Treasurer of the. United States that he would neither deliver nor insist upon payment for the whole of the large sums of gold taken from his broker last night— although deliverable at. hi'a option at any time iu three days—nor would he refuse, iu settlement witli, the banks whose checks he would come into pociesaion of, any of the interest-bearing obligations of the Govern- which they might prefer io tender in preference to currency. This ofter included twelve months” certifi cates of indebtedness, bearing 6 per cent, interest- certificates of deposit, on teu days’ notice, bearing 5 per cont., and compound G per cent, notes, due iu 1367 and 1868, all with Inll accrued interest to the pre sent date. This afternoon we are informed that the offer is made to the public generally to pay ofi' any of the certificates ot indebtedness, and any of tho com pound 6 percent, notes, with full accrued interest, on presentation at the New York office, thus saving to the* holders of the certificates ol indebtedness the trouble and delay of sending them to Washington. The Offer to receive the 5 per cent, certificates of deposit, waiv ing the tec days’ notice, is continued only to such of the Associated Banks in exchange or settlement of checks which the Assistant Treasurer may hold against them. In these liberal arrangements at the Treasury office it is not difficult to see tho early rdtum of the money market to a condition of ease, though at an advance of one or hvo per cent, in the rates current to the. brok ers, aa compared, with last week. In other words, 6a7 per cent, iu place of 4a5 per cent. The recent sales of gold out of the Treasury, with the premium thereon, will enable the Government to make a much larger further reduction of the public debt in May, than was anticipated early in the month, provided the certifi cates and notes now invited to be presented for pay ment are forthcoming. The Secretary, we are quite sfcre, would prefer to pay them off to retaining his present, large gold and currency balances in tho Treasury. The l'oreigu exchanges have been amply supplied with gold for shi$itavjnt out of the Treasury office, portion of the sales were no doubt availed of by gold speculators, who, as noticed las£ night, have advanced the price 2 to 3 per cent; but the whole amount let loose is available for export, directly or indirectly, aud the sooner it is hastened abroad the sooner win the trouble and anxiety of the movement be relieved here. Nearly overy one anticipates the most favora ble effect, every way, on American credit in Europe, in response even to the receipt of the first heavy re mittances of last week. It will be greatly heightened, of course, aud the relief warmly appreciated should eight millions additional go forward this week (as we estimate will be the case), and as much more next week and the week after, by which time, if not before, the occasion for such heavy remittances will have passed over. The amount of gold to be forwarded by the Cunarder from Boston to-morruw, and the extra steamer Tarim from this port, is estimated at $3,< 00,000 altogether. The preparations for Saturday’s steamers will proba bly ombrace $4,000,000 or $5,000,000, although we may remark that tho present demand for bills would scarcely justify such large figures. The amount of U. S. 5-20’s received by the City of New York and Bremen this forenoon was not large, and letters from the other side Bpeak of money being too valuable iu London to risk its outlay for 30 days on the purchase and trans mission to New York of 5-20’s even at low figures. We hear of no very considerable sums of Erie or Illi nois Ceutral, though both have undoubtedly been im ported to some extent at the present large differences between London and New York. GHOLEki Disarmed!!! The Chief Causes of Pestilence De stroyed. D r. E. COCRTARET'S DUISFEtTFNG FLUIDS. Secured by Letters Patent in tbs United States and France. Prepared solely by lbe New York Dis infecting -Company, at their Laboratory, Noe. 298, 300, and S02 Henry street, N. Y. Office. 42 Cedar etree; This Company organized on a permanent basie, with Dr. Conrta'rct, the celebrated French Chemist, in charge of its laboratery, is prepared to fnrnish its Disinfecting Funns for. eicfc rooms, nurseries, urin als. water closets, privies, cesspools, sewers, patters, ships, railroads, hospitals, prisons, and public insti tutions of ai! kinds,'slaughter-houses Offal amt fat- boiling estalrtishments; all hinds of mannr*t (im mensely increasing the value of the latter to every funner), and wherever poisonous and offensive gases exist. These agents are'deodorizere, antiseptics, «n tiputrescent?, and disinfectants, in the scientific meaning of the words. They remove noxioo* .gases and odors try chemical principles—leaving In their places ficalthlul air; they are orsxaowRs, aad nqt merely absorbents Of poisoniras gases-^not injurions io utensils in which they are need. The attention of medical an l scientiBc ineu is directed to these disin fectants. Attached are testimonial* in favor ef this great discovery, which, with huadrbila oi others, can be seen at the Company's office. Delatan House, Albany, March R0, 1S66. To the President of the. tf. Y, Disinfect mg Co.: Dear Mr—It is all It is represented to bo. We have made many trials of disinfectan's, but now consider that we hu e found an article which Surpasses all others as a remedy against all bad odors. • T. Koesbki. 4 Co., . New Y ork, April 9,1866 To the President oftlu:X,Y. Disinfecting Co.: Dear Sir—We pronounce It without exception to be the best we have ever known. Ite effect Upon every matter is complete and instantaneous. C-A. Stetson, Ajtor House. N. B. -These Disinfectants a-e nsed by the scaven gers under the direction of tho Sanitary Police ol the Metropolitan llereth Gepartme't. New Y'ork. POWELL, A THOMPSON, 42 Cedar street, N, , Geliira! aud SoIe Agents for the United States and UpiCanadAs t„ wboto All orders should l>e ad dressed. ' - . .. r Tor sale by all Druggests an.l General Dealers In Ihe United States and Canadas. my22-3m Shipping, Direst and Rsplar CoEiiiMieatwB i/ HILTON HEAD. Baltiiuore Market. Baltimore, May 22. Coffee.—W«* repoit «ale3‘of 400 bags Rio” from second bands, al 17J^a20^c. gold, aa to quality. Flgub.—There was pome demand to-da3 r for supers, with sales of 100 bbls. Northwestern at $9 50; 100 do. do. at $9 75; 200 bbls. Howard street at $10; 75 do. choice Pennsylvania (winter wheat) at 810 50 per bbl. For other descriptions there is only a jobbing de mand. but prices remain without quotable change. We repeat, viz: Howard street upper and cut eztin, $10 25 to 10 50; do. extra shipping, $11 50 to 12; do. high grades, S12 to 13; do. family, $14 to 15; Ohio super and cut extra, $10 to K) 25; do. extra shipping, $11 to 12; do. retailing, $11 6l>to 12 50, and do. family, $l3 50 to 14 50. Northwestern super, $9 50 to 10; do. extra, $10 75 to 11 50; City Mills super, $9 50 to 10; do. ship ping brands extra, $13 to 13 50; dc. standard extra, $11 to 12; do high grades retailing, $14 50; Baltimore, Welch’s and Greenfield family, $16 50 per bbl. Eye Flour, new, 55 to 6 per bbl. Corn Meal—City Mills and Brandywine, $i 25 to 4 40 per bbl. ‘ Corn.—Offerings to-day embraced 19,000 bushels white, and 6,000 bushels yellow ; white was in very brisk demand ; market opened at 68 cents, at which figure some 11,000 bushels were sold : subsequently sales of 6,700 bushels reported at 85 to 87 cents—of yellow, 5,000 bushels sold at 82 to 84 cents per bushel, bulk at the outside figure. Oats. —3,000 bushels received : market very' firm'; sales 500 bushels at 67 io 70 cents, weight, a material ad vance. Provisions.—The market is dull except for bacon, which is in good, steady, jobbing demand. 77e report sales of 50 to 75'hhds., including shoulders, at 142f to 15c., and sides at 17& to 18c. mostly at the outside figures. Hams are steady but inactive, held at24 to 25c. for sugar-cured canvassed. Bulk meats are held nominally at last quotations, viz : for shoulders 13j%c. and sides 16*fc. ; offerings are light, aud but little in quiry from the trade. Lard—\Ve notice a sale of 100 tierces Citj’ on private terms. Mess Pork—Nothing doing ; last sale was at $31 per bbl. Potatoes.—Supply and demand both light, but prices are steady at 1 40 to $145 per bushel for Maine, Jackson and Carters, i?each Blows, kc. Sugar.—We report sales of 80 hhds grocery Porto Rico at 12 to f3%c; 404 hhds and 60 boxes Cuba, cargo of bark Lizzie Raymond, for refining, at 10y 2 cents, 4 months. Salt.—With moderate jobbing demand and ample stock, we quote Liverpool ground alum at 1 70 to $1 75; j\larahaU’s and Worthington's fine 3 10 to $3 15;. other brands less known 2 85 to $3 per sack. Turks Island we still quote at 60c per busfiel for lots from store, but stock very light. m Whiskey.—On Monday, but not before reported, there was a sale of 31 bbls Penus>dvania at $2 26. To day, market quiet but firm at $2 27 per gallon for Western. THE LAND WE LOVE. A MONTHLY MAGAZINE, devoted to Literature, Apiculture and General Intelligence, and corr..- prisiitg Reports of Battles, Incidents and Anecdote's of tho War, never before published. BY GENERAL D. H. HILL, Late of tile Southern Army. Proprietors—.!. P. IRViY AYD If. H. BILL. The Magnxine jviil he published at. Charlotte, N. C. It will contain from sixty to eighty paces of the aixi- ot those of Blackwood’s Magazine, and will be fur nished to snb.-icribers at $8 a year, in advance, or $5 if notpald till the end of the year. Cash Fnhscriirers not required to pay until after the leceipt of the first number. Incidents and accidents, and anecdotes of the war are requested, that the Magarine may he a monument to the heroism of our soldiers and to the devotion ol our people. inj'26-tf Sundries. onn BBLS Extra Fa mil v Flour fiuU 200 bblB Choice Flour 60 bbls S. R. Flour 80 boxes Fancy Pipe Heads 60 sacksFiime Rio Coffee 50 sacks Medium Rio Coffee 50 sacks Cheap Coffee 50 boxes Ixmun Biscuit . . 50 bags Buck Shot 60 bags Drop Shot * 200 half bbls Flour 100 Uiree quarter boxes Tobacco 50 M Musket Caps 16 M G. 1>. Caps * 26 rases Borden's Eagle Brand MHk * 20 boxes Ground Allspice 20 boxes Ground Ginger Received by the lute New York steamers and foV sale by ray22-6 RANDBLL * CO, FOB SALE. I SMALL^AIL BOAT, 1C tjpet long, with* service able seffts. Ac. m\21-4 RICIYARDSON * RYRNARD. HoMers of Past Dne Bonds and Coupons CITY OF COLUMBUS, GA. B Y Ordinance of City Council of Columbus, Geor gia, the undersigned Finance Committee are instructed to have prepared NEW BONDS-to redeem all Past Dae Builds and Coupons of the City. All parties holding any gf said Bonds or Coupons are requested to notify the committee of the charac ter and nmofint of aaid Bond* gr Coupons, and M send them to some agent inlhis place to Ik mnded. The new B >nds fire now lei aoon be ready fi urer have been said Bonds as W. L. SALISBURY, J. H. BASS, W. H. GRISWOLD, Colombo*, Ga., May 16,1966. nt2t-?w ilng prepared, and. will t for issue, and the Maybr tend Tre&s. en Instflicted and authorized to issue i soon as prepare*** • Finance Committee.* HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, For Weakness arising from Indiscretion. The exhausted powers of Nature which are accompanied by so many alarming symptoms, among which wilt be found Indis position to Erertion, Loss of Yiemery, Wakefulness, Horror of Disease, or Forebodings of Evil • in fact. Universal lassitude, Prostration, aud inability to enter into tho cujoymaut3 of society. The Constitution, Once afiected with Organic Wcahuu, requires the aid of Medicine to strmrjlhm and invigorate the system, which HKIAIBOID'S EXTRACT BUCHU in variably docs. If no treatment is "f.ubmitted to, Con sumption or Insanity ensues. HELMBOLP’S fluid extract bughu, Inutfcctious peculiar to “ Females,” Is uuequaled by any other preparation ts iu Chlorieis or Retention, Painfulncss, or SupprciAml of Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Schirrus State of the Uterus ; and all com- plaints incident to tl>e sex, whether arising front habit* of dissipation, Imprudence In, or the declnw or cfcMg* In life. HELKBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU IMPROVED ROSE WASH Will radically exterminate from the system Disease* arising from Habits of Dissipation at Wile expense, little or no change in diet, no inconvenience or exposure; com pletely superseding those unpleasant and dangerous nr hedies. Copaiba, and Mercury, in all those diseases. USE HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUQHU In all Diseases cf these organs, whether existing la “Male ” or “ Female?' from whatever cause originating, and no matter how long standing. It is pleasant in taste and odor, “ immediate ” in action, and more strength ening than any of the preparations of Bark or Iron. Those suffering fiom Broken down or Delicate Comtt tutions, procure the remedy at once. The reader must be aware that however slight may be the attack of the above diseases, It Is certain to af fect his Bodily Health, Mental Powers, and Happiness. All the above diseases require the aid of a diuretic, HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU In tbs Great Diuretic. HELMBOLD’S HIQHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, For purifying the blood, removing all chronic constitu tional disease* arising from an impure state of the blood, and the only reliable and effectual known remedy for the cure of Scrofnla, Scald Head, Salt Rhenm Pains and Swellings of the Bones, Ulceration of the Throat and Leg*, Blotches, Pimples on the Face, Tetter Erysipelas, and all scaly eruptions of the skin, AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION. ■ Not a few of the worst disorders that affect mankind arise from the corruption, that accumulates In the blood. Of all the discoveries that have been made to purge it out, none can equal in effect HELMBOLD’S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. It cleanses and, reno vates the blood, -instils tho rigor of health Into the ■ystetS, and purges out the humors which make dts easo. It stimulates the healthy functions of the body and expels the disorders that grow and rankto In the blood. Such a remedy that could be relied on, has long been sought for, and now, for the first time, tbs pnblic have one on which they can depend. Our space - here does not admit of certificates to show Its effects, bnt the trial of a single bottle will show the sick that it has virtues surpassing anything they have ever taken. Two tablespoonful of the Extract of Sarsaparilla added to a pint of water is equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink, and one bottle is folly equal to a gallon of the Syrup of Sar saparilla, or the decoction as usually made. *3- THESE EXTRACTS HATE BEEN ADMITTED TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and are also In very general use in all the State HOSPITALS and PUB. Lie SANITARY INSTITUTIONS throughout tbs land, a* well as In Private practices, and are considered a* in valuable remedies. “ Set Medical Properties of Buchu, FROM DISPENSATORY OF THE UNITED STATES. See Profeasor Dxffxx’s valuable work* on the Practice of Physio. See remark* made by the late celebrated Dr. Puraa, of Philadelphia. See remark* made by Dr. Ebmtini YCDownu., a cele brated Physician and Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland, and published la the Transactions of the King and Queen ’• Journal. ^ See Medico CKrwpteol Review, published by Bnua- my Tiuvmts, Fellow of Royal College of Surgeons. • geo most of the late Standard Work* of Modicum. EXTRACT BUCHU, “SARSAPARILLA.” Sold by all DnggitU. HHNLTPAL DEPOT— HELMBOLD’S DRUG AJTD CHEMICAL WAREHOUBS, 694 BROADWAY. W. M. WALSH, Wholesale Agent for the State Jof Georgia. dec27-eodly . . Sloop Fanuy ALary, Capt. StOKEU. Will commence. eailvn, i.t week,, running regnlar trip* between Savannah vad HU on Hoad, entrying freight at regular la'.es.n.id. when desired, taking a few passengers. She Is perfectly dry, lu good order, and has made roLUuk..: ' qniek trips. Slio carries the United States mail. 7l.e Nations! Erpicss. and T-nnaiKwlafion Company a,;d :-.uthein KxiTress are authorized to receive package* ior her. Any information lAu Lc- obtain*! of CapCSickel, or by in^aiiiag ;« tlie Xr« 6 Jt Hesaid office. FOE, CHARLESTON. The new and splendid C s Mail steamer II A T E, Cspt. T. J. l .OCSWOOD. will leave Savanna':, foot of. West Broad streel, for tl,.- above port. KVEltY THURSDAY MORNING, at 8 o'elonck, via ltlltou llex.1 and Beaufort, arriving iu time for tho Northeast, rh train. Returning, lenvrv Charleston every SUNDAY MORNING atC o’clock, le.uvbiro at Hi ton Head. Leaves Savannah ev.rv .YUi.N DAY MORNING- at S o’clock for PahtkA Fla . touching at all landings Oir the Sr. Johns river. For Ueigl'.t or pfigaape. niqd..-to .BRADLEY’, it III, A CO.. Aaente. mvl > 217 ft 219 Bay at reef. Shipping. FOB BALTIMORE. Shioping. The new ami elegant steamship >- a !N" orth.? tPoint, , R. C. fuuru, ConHhnujer, Will call for Baltimore on Thursday, Gist Inst., at — o’clock. Freight for FUlLADKPfiiA null be received and checked through at the same rates chirced by oth.r lidcs. For freight or passage, having good accommo dations, apply to LxHOCHE, WEST fi DANIELS, COyiS ' r Jones' Block. Pioneer Line FOR NEW YORK. C'abbin Passage gy The splendid steamship PERIT, Delanoy, Com mander. will leave for the above port on her regular Uay, Thursday, May.31, at. - o’clock. datton? awlW 485826 ’ h “ V,Qg SUPeri ° r acc0nim0 1 “- v25 HUNTER * GARfMELL. FOR CHARLESTON, American and Mexican mail steamship com PAW. Ftrrf-claee aide-wheel Stcamuhiiis Manhattan and Andrew Johnson Passage from Savannah toV,ra Craz (per eteam- •hlp» o- the Empire Line to Now Yori:\. same :atc as from New Yotk. The An-rew Johnson will stop at Sisal on the way out. The Manhattan w ih stop at Sisa: ou the way homo RATES OF PARAGE-PAYABLE IN GOLD: From New York to ltavau*. First Cabin, *50 : Steer age, *30. From New York toVea Crux. First Cubn, *vo Steerage, fiso. CHARLES A. WHITNEY, Agtr.t, Broadway, N. Y., u. S. For passage, apply to B H HARDEE, my22-t< 12Stoddard’sRa:ge. IN EXISTENCE. -ALSO. JUDSON’S DEAD SHOT WORM CANDY I " BIOTHKUS, TAKE HEED.” Thousands of children perish annually from one cans*, and that in w ,.i nw. Wh,v wilt yon neglect the first symptoms of these pests of humanity, and waff- until it is too late before v>n administer the remedy? JUDSON’S WORM CANDY' is tho only pnaenr veo*- i*in.r. remedy In existence. If there are no worms, It only acts as a gentle purgative, and cannot harm an infect. If worms rvisT, it kills them. Every family c honhl have a package of JUDSON’S WORM CANDY. Sole Agent for Savannah, C. M. HILSMAN. B. L. JUDSON & CO., Prop’rs, New Y'ork. Call on Mr. Hilsman, and get our Almanac, gratis. mvlSlm LOW PRICES! Quick Sales ! W E have just received and- opened the LARGEST STOCK oi DRY GOODS to -be found in ti ts .- tty. and which we offer at LOWER PRICES thuii th-v can be bought tor at any other house, consisting in part of Every variety of Dres* Goods Housekeeping Goods Dome «tlcs and Print” Cloths aud Oassilue.vs Figured Linens arc Drills Embroideries aud Laces Hosiery and-Gloves Rlirbons and Brehl* H lr E-.-j-' and Curls Lace Point* and Veils Bmdley’s Empress Trail* Handkerchiefs Sc.. &c., Xc. EltfSTEI.Y & EOKiHAlY, lil Congress street, . my21-:f SAVANNAH, GA, Erwin & Hardee’s Line FOR MACON, VIA HAWKINSVILLE. The steamer Charles S. Hardee> Capt. Ricbaod Johkbon, will have dispatch for the above places. Freight received daily at the warehouse, Dillon’s Wharf, foot of East Broad street. JOHN L. ROUMILLAT, Agent, myjt-tf j ’ • On Wharf. FOR PALATKA, FLA., Via Fernandina. Jacksonville, and ail Landings on tbc St. Johns River. The fine, fast-sailing steamer DICTATOR, L. M. Coxxttik, master, will leave as above, from Telfair’s wharf, Every Tuesday Afternoon at 4 o’clock. We Are prepared to receive freight at our wate- house on the wharf, at all times, free of storage. L. J. GUILMARTIN & CD., myfO Agents. For Charleston, LAWS OF GEORGIA. JU6T RECEIVED BY Cooper, Oleotts & Farrelly, authorized edition ** OF THE • COMPLETE LAWS Of GEORGIA Passed by the General Assembly of.l8e»Ui6. ,my23 ' . FURNISHED. HOUSE TO BENT A gentoel Furaisfied lion**, in ft desirable [ port of the city.-can be rented till November lnt.. P*T»st»e?ion given Jnre 10th. • Address “ House,** Box 1,000, Port Office. Bargains in Butter and Cheese. TUBS Choice !few Batter OU so itoxcs Oran^ county Cheese Jast received and f.>r sale at reduced prices by % m T oo.f; ' RAN DELL A CO. GEO, W. BERRY & CO. Jdanofactocerfl and Dealers in WAXlNTJT, chestnut and painted CHAMBER FttRNITTTRE, Refrigerators, Bureaus, Wardrobes, dc* 1 £ a Holdtea’ Block, Hayinarket fiqnre, f2« cod-3m BOSTON. State of Georgia, Chatham Co. To I'HB SrPittlOR COCiiT .1*' CHATHAM CO.: T HE Petition of Andrew Low, Edward PadelforJ, Chariot Green, Hamv Brigtiam, George W. Anderson, William O’Driscoll, John R. Wilder, William Battershy, Joseph YVashbnrn. Ingersoll Waslibnrn, John L. Viilalouga (trus-tee of Mrs. Fred erica Wade, ijohn I!. Wider (guardian of Edward D. W*3hbumj, James II. Dr miinds, all residents of the city of savannah, county and State afr resaid; and Georgts Hall. Charles Wilson ahd Edward H. Arnold, of the State of New York; and Thomas S. Metcall and Attemus Gquld, of the city of Augusts and State of Georgia: and George If. Clatk, of the State Of Connecticut; and Louisa J. .Harding, of the State of New Hampshire; and Kltra Molineanx and Robert nutchtirton (executrix amt executor or the will of Edward Mohueanx. dr-. e,, ed: Ee.-pectfullv showeth, that v‘ vu' i et,turners rtc Ire to form their,selvt s Into a oor; .>rat : oiL or body politic, under the name of •‘The United Hydraulic Cotton Press Company of favannalt, Georgia," foe ihe pni-pose of carrying on iu the raid City ot Savannah tho tu.sincas of Storing and Compressing Cjttoir, and Wharfage Bitshte'is. Wherefore ybr.r petitioner" pray that they may be iucorperat d under the name uioresaiii; tnd for tbc purpose a'oregaiil, with a capital stock of Two Hun dred an.I Forty-thiec Thousand Eight Hundred Dol lars, aicd the right to increase the fame to Four Hnn dred'Thoueand liollar?', and also the right o, com- mence barincss'.vlovur-y.p' ,mt as suou u (%« Ban- dred a:id Fifty Tlibiusnim Dollars of the capital stock shall be paid in; the eharcst ot |»u. k h- Or.e Ilnn- dre.l iMLaMfitfch. uud, at ail hm t'.ring-, of u«- stack- holders each stockholder to ini on lined *o one Vote f«r each share of the capital st ick owned or held by hkn; and tiiat they may have conferred on them *11 other franchises and pririleges incident to corpora, tlon* created by courts according to the provisions of the Statutes or Georgia, and your petitions will ever LAW Jc LOVELL, Attorneys for Petitioners. True copy from the tecords of the Superior Court of Chatham county. Uay 24th, 1966. \VM. H. BULLOCH, . myao-lavvlia, Clerk S. (f. C. C. pray, Ac. KXTKNS1 OF SALE COTTON MACHINERY. T HE Granrtevnie Manufacturing Company having determined to change their style of Goods and uiakeFine Cloths, oiler, and will sell at auction, at Graniteville, on Friday. 1-'. of June, their entire Macbitier; of nine thousand one hundred and twenty Spindles ami Ls preparation, a'd in good order, and now running on Sheetings. Shirtings and Drills, of number fourteen yarn—consists ol— One Mason’s Willow Two Whiting's Pickers Two English Breaker Pickers, Walker A Hacking, Manchester, England Three English Finisnei Pickets, Walker A Hock ing. Manchester, England Fifty-tonr Mason's Breaker Cards Sixty-eix do Finisher do Six Masou’s Railway Heads Fonr do Drawing Frames Fourteen Bill's Geared Speeders, forty 'spindles each. One Card Grinder , Forty-three Mason’s 'warp Ring Traveler Spinning Frames, 130-spurdles earn, Thirty-three Mt ion's Filling Ring Traveler Spin ning Frames, 120 spindles each 8ix Mason’s Spoolers, 48 spindie* each Eight do Wprpere, drop wire Tea 'do Dressei*. .. , , ,, Two hundred and thirty-six Mason’s yard-wide Speeder Bobbin.-*, Sulauiug Bobbins and 'Yorplgg Spools, Reeds, Harness *c-j * c - parties wishing to purchase had better come and, examinod while the Machinery Is running. The Machinery yrl‘1 b» boxed and delivered at the South Carolina Railroad r«pot by the Company-. Tenfis catthT vyiLLZAM GREGG. * President GranitevlUe Manutacturing Company. apZSfrawtjel . -. • . f.—To all whoa* It |YEORGUL LIBERTY COUNTY.- Wl^^a/Mre* Sarah Fearter wfll apply at the Court ^Ordinary for Letters at Admlnistrettonlot the of John & find H. D. F«aster, late of said °°Th2t> arefthSefore, Joritfi and admonish it mavcoDceru to be andapi^ar before said-Court, to make ottfectlon (if any they ^0"^ first Monday in July next, otherwise fiaid letter* ■ wttswlmT hand and official signature this 28d day of May, i960. The splendid steamer DICTATOB, 1,000 tons, Capt. L. M. Coxetteb, will leave as abovo from Telfair’s wharf Every Friday Moralng at 9o’clerk, For freight pr passage, apply on board, or to L. J. GUILMARTIN A CO., my7 tf Agents. Pacific Hall Steamship Company’s Through Line to California, T OUCHING at Mexican Ports, and carrying tilt United States Mall Thronvh lu Tuvntr twn days. Steamships on the Atlantic: ARIZONA HENRY CHAUNCLY... NEW YORK OCEAN QUEEN.... ERN I NORTHERN LIGHT.. Through iu Twenty two Connecting on the Pacific with the COLORADO. CONSTITUTION GOLDEN CITY. SACRAMENTO. GOLDEN A0 E. COSiA RICA MONTAN A Ac., Ac. One of the above large and splendid steamships wlii leave Pier No. 42 North River, toot oi Cana! street, at 12 o’clock noon, on the 1st, llth and 21st of every month, (except when those dates fall on Sunday, aau then on the preceding Saturday,) for Asplnwall, con necting via Panama Railway, whit one of the Com pany’s steamships from Panama for San Fra r cisco, touching at Acapnlco. Departures of 1st and 21st connect at Panimr. wit!; steamers for South Pacific and Central American ports. Those of 1st tdnch at Manzanillo. A discount of Ona Quarter from steamers rates allowed to second cabin and steerage passengers with families. Also, an allowance of One Quarter od through rates to clergymen and their families and school teaqhers; soldiers having honorable ais charges, Half Fare. One hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult Baggage-masters accompany baggage through, and -attend to ladies and children without male protec tors. Baggage received on the dock the day before sailing, from steamboats, railroads, and passenger:, who prefer to send down early. An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and attendance free ir For passage tickets, or further Information, apply at the Company’s ticket office, cn the Wharf, foot ot Canal street. North River, Nhw York. S. E. HOLMAN. all-Sm Agent. For Liverpool. The A No. 1 ship JOHN PAT- ,TEN, Captain 8. P. Emmons, the bulk of her cargo engaged and going ou board, will have quick despatch as above. For freight, apply to aSO CRANE A GRAYB1LL. VTA BEAUFORT. The first class steamer E M I L I E, Capt. O. H. Hevgfo-ht, will leave ae above from the Charleston .Steamboat wharf Livery Monday Horning at 8 o’clock. Freight received every Saturday tilt sunset For lreieht or passage, having good accommoda tions, apply to Captain, on board, or to EDWIN E DERTZ A CO . toy'' if _ Bay street; FOR CHARLESTON VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT. 1 avij-xng the United States Mall. STEAMER FANNIE, ('apt. W. T. McNkt.ty, will leave as above from the Florida Steamboat wluirl, foot of Meet Br »ad street, on Tuesday, May 15, at IO o’rloek a. in., and w.Il continue to leave every Tuekdny morning following, c v ■ . - ; c. until further notice. Tills boa !e ... nue rondlrion, commando 1 by of ficers of experit-HCC, an:1 has superior stateroom ac commodations for passengers. While the boat is on her trips, freight will bv re ceived and stored in fire-proof warehouses, free of expense. For freight or passage, apply to F. M. MYRELL Agt, Hsrris’Bnildinge, Bay I,, or to R. W. MILLER. - On the wharf. tw No freight token after 9 o’clock on day ol sailing. Way freight payable by shippers on wharf. my!2 FOR PALATKA, FLA., VIA BRUNSWICK, FERNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE PICOLATA, AND AIX LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHNS RIVER. The due, new U. S.Mail Steamer ■ K -A. T E, Capt. T. J. Lockwood, Will leave Savannah from wharf foot of West Broad street, lor abovo places, EVERY MONDAY MORN- • ING, at 8 o’clock. We will receive freight at. our warehouse at all times, free of charge. For freight or passage, apply to BRADLEY, HILL ft CO., Agents, my8-tf 217 Sc 219 Bty street. For Palatka, E. Fla,, TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA RYS, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA The elegant and very fa3t steam packet SYLVAN SHORE Capt JAMES TUCKER, having been specially fitted up lor this route, w ieave for the above places Every Tuesday Morning at IO o’clock. All freight payable by shippers. For freight or passage, having superior accommo dations, apply at the office, Florida Steam Packet Wharf, or to CLAGHORN & CUNNINGHAM, . J27-tf Agents. For Liverpool. The A No. 1 ship MILTON 'LOCKHARTTvanfe about 800 Sbalos to complete her caig . For fr eight of which, pieaso apply to Uiy22 REID Sr. STEWART. FOR NEW YORK. .pry. v The bark NEW LIGHT, having bulk ot Ofi.' - he, cargo engaged, will have quick de*- SJj^pspntch as above. y or freight, apply to mSl CRANE Sc GHAYBILL THE RURAL JOURNAL T HE cheapest paper In the United States. Only One Dollar. Try It a year. For the farm, gar den, orchard, workshop, household .and kitchen. A good, Cheap, and valuable paper for every man, woman, and boy, In city, village and country. Pub lished the’first ol every month. Each number contains a full Calendar of Work for the Month, nints, Suggestions and essays uptfn everything to be performed In and arcund the Farm, Garden, Orchard and Dwelling, etc. terms :. One copy, one year $ 1 00 Six cople?r one year s 00 Thirteen copies, one year ... lo oo Address WM. B. SMITH ft CO., Publishers and Proprietors, 6s Fayetteville st., Raleigh, N. C. ESTILL ft BRO„ Bull street, near Post Office, a24-tr Agents for Savannah. FOR iS ALE, -laero, RIVER STEAMBOATS and TOW 1 BOATS, of various size< anu draft. 4 j ' ALSO, . Sailing Vessels, stiam Ba-ges, Ac. Apply to A. U. DA COSTA, al-xawllm No 42 Water street, N. V. City Sheriff’s Sale. TTNDEBaad by virtn* of an attachment issued and U returnable to the July Term, A. D. 1M6, City Court of Savannah, in favor of Michael Norris and Jokn J. Dooley, copartners under the firm name of Nonie * Dooiagr. aaakmt Jacob Gray, James T. Buck- n^r. oonrtftble of TRmt¥» m county* levied upon tne sloop Mary Grey, pedaled out as the property of said Jacob Grew, and returned said attachment to me. as Sheriff of said dty Coart. find further, under and lrtue ofon order of the Hon. Walter S. Chisholm, ge of the City Court of Savannah, I will sell a: Re outcry, before the door of the Court Bouse, ip the dty of Savannah, county of Chatham and State of Gwnda, on THURSDAY, the Slat day of May, A. STm between the legal hours of sale, said sloop Mary Gray, together with all and singular her tacfcje, apparel and'furniture, to satisfy said attach- B S:iu ca»ti, purchaser to pay for titles. . -. . CHARLES J. WHITE, laySl Sheriff of the City of Savannah. my25* W. P. GIRARDEAU, Ordinary. LEGAL NOTICE, having claims .against the, estate of late deceased, art hereby re- A 1 *!— - to laid estate to make Immediate payment to the un dereigned. GEORGS NOBLE JONES, Qualified T At office Of Tho*. S, Lloyd; 119 al9-lew*w Joyd, 119 Bay street G eorgia, Chatham county.—To an whom it may concent: Whereat, Patrirk*WlllIams, colored, will apply at the Court of Ordinary for Letters of Administration on the estate of Polly Baptiste, late of said county, eceaeed; , These are, therefore, to die andadmonish all whom It may concern, to be end appear before said Court to make objection (if any they have; on or before the first Monday in Jane next, otherwise said letters will **’$£5?' mr official signature this 24th day of April, 1866. D. A. O’UYHNK. a2* 1'Ordinary. .NOTICE. TO ML WANTING FURNITURE 1 am spaaing Cm the tupeotloa of the public, . a fine stock oi CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIBS; 1 TRE8SBB Ac-, &c., 1Y> which the attatton of all 1* invited. . ' 0e *nMy 1 ' S. A . To Mechanics. P ROPOPAL'5 will be' received by the undersigned for the repairs of the Pnblic Docka of the city. Applicants must make separate statement* of the es timate of coats lor the repairs of feach Dock. JOHN WILLIAMSON, my!9. Chairman Com. Docks and Wharves. Horse and Boggy for Sale. A STYLISH, perfectly gentle and i with Harness and Baggy, new, >nnd bay Horse, br sals at low figures-, as tbe owner 1* going North. The hone la an elegant saddle horse, as well as for buggy. Address Box 1,000, Post Office, Savannah. my22-ff WET NURSE WASTED. Enquire st this office. myl»-tf •fa. M. WALSH, TYTHOLESALE. Druggists, comer Barnard and vv Broughton streets, Savaanah, Ga., General Agent for the South. • ". • CLOCK’S Hair Restorer Restore* Gray Hair. CLOCK'S Hair Restorer makes Hair-grow on Bald Heads. CLOCK’S Hair Restorer Stops Hair from Falling Oat. CLOCK’S Bair Restorer Prevent* Headache. * CLOCK'S Hair Restorer Is elegantly Perfumed. CLOCK’S gair Restorer is all that can be claimed a* a drwMag. CLOCK’S Hair Restorer possesses all the merit olalmed for It. A single trial convinces the most sceptical of It* falue. If, alter a thorough trial of two bottle* K doe* not give perfect Satisfaction, the money willbe refunded. Sold everywhere at $1 perboWe. Six bottles for t*. dlft-eodtf N OTiCK.—GEORGIA. CAMDEN COUNTY.—All persons interested are hereby notified that, foot months after date, application will be made to tM Hob. Court of Ordinary of said county for leave to Rell two tract* of bind in Charlton county, property of the estate of Wm. V. Cole, deceased, late of MM cohnty, for the benefit of all concerned. N. J, PATTERSON, mis* CITY MARSHAL’S SALE. the first TUESDAY in June next, Before the ■ door of the Court House, in the city of f nah, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, will be en •ale at public outcry, the Improvement* on J tt Pulaski Ward, under and by virtue o^tax < tlon* in favor of the dty of Savannah nfowp ‘^SaS'improvement* levied on od tho peoyortyof- matwta ,