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•-jJS ritrFsDAY HORNING, JUNE 21, 1866. Ab*mx or t>icicpc>c*ET»—OKt or Tatii Atmixii to Escape a«d is hum in the, 8i:ro.—Yesterday morning Mf». Witty, keeping shop on the northeast* corner of Whitaker street and liberty street lane, at- —' j tended one of the auctions on the Bsy for the purpose irl „rt of Sten mstiips an«l Steamers qf making some purchases. While there Bhe had her fob nkw yoke, ! pocket picked of $19 in change bills, which she had in 'Uiship General Barnes. Thursday, June 21, at ‘ her pocket rolled up in a small bundle. * She bad but ^ ■ ' i k m ' a mouien * tefore the money was stolen had her hand *■ ^ . ..... nt at “i. : in her pocket, and when ahe placed it there again the money was gone. JShe immediately, on discovering her loes, gave the alarm, and a man who had been tvi”* steamship San Salvador, Saturday, June 23, at 21, vdock p- ui. . ... Steamship Tyi>ee, Saturday, dune 23, at — o ciocs . m- fob.rniLanKLVHii. i Pioneer. Saturday, June 23, at — o clock FOB Bil.TlMOBr- -toamshlp Fannie. Sunday, Juno 24th, at o’clock _ ri ' : F >K AUGUSTA. ■* Steamer Swan, every Wednesday morning, at 9 o'clock* S:earner Lanra, every Fi idajr evening at 5 O'clock. fob 1IAWKINBV1LLB. Steamer Charles U. Hardee, every Thursday morn ing, at 9 o'clock. FOB CHARLESTON. Steamer Pilot Boy, every Monday morning, at S o’clock Dictator, every Friday morning at o'clock. steamer Kate, every Thursday morning at 9 o'clock FOR rirOKIOA* Steamer Llazte Baker, every Friday morning, at 10 oviock. steamer Dictator, every Tne day afternoon at •dock. Steamer Sylvan Stn>re. every Tuesday morning, at in o'clock. >feamer Helen Getty, every Saturday morning, ; • o'clock. Steamer Kate, every Monday morniug, at 9 o'clock FOR DAKIgX -reamer H. M Cool, Friday morning, at 8 o'clock, ■eea standing neay her was observed passing around the auction table. ''Policeman Smith immediately ar rested him, and being informed that another man had been seen with him, Policeman Smith- gave the prisoner in charge of Policeman Dowdin and went in pursuit of his accomplice, who was arrested under the platform of the auction store, evidently endeavoring to make his way to the bluff. Both tho prisoners, who are Germans, were conveyed to the Police Barracks, where they gave their names as Jacob Rosenbaum and Beer Goldman. From the barracks they were taken to Justice Staley’s office. While on the way, when near the comer of South Broad and Abercorn streets, Rosenbaum succeeded in making his escape from Policeman Dowdin by drawing his arms out o a light coat he had on, which he left in possession of Policeman Dowdin, while he proceeded at full speed up York street lane, pursued by Policemen Dowdin and Smith, the latter of whom left his prisoner stand- ing and went in pursuit of the fugitive. While ruu ning up the lane Policeman Dowdin fired at the prisoner, the ball taking effect in his left hand. This, however, did not stop his speed, as he kept running until he got near the comer of Bull and York street lane, when Policeman Smith came up with him and tripped him up. Mr. Smith then went back and got his prisoner where he left him standing. They were both carried before Justice Staley, who committed them both to jail for the offence of larceny, Mrs. Witty having prosecuted them. When Rosenbaum was arrested be had ten dollars of the money in his hand, and the other nine dollars was picked up on the platform where he had dropped. it. A gold watch, which was probably stolen, was also found in his pos vi< fare. EST1LL * BROTHER, Newsdealers, Sta-j^ •.jiicrs aiid Booksellers, Bull street (down stairs; ..rnc-r of Bay lane, next to the Post Office, arc an- • homed agents for the Daily News & Herald. All orders icft with them will bo ptomptly attended r. lamination of tlie liurnwells. Il j case of James and Edward Barnwell, charged -. iti» ibe murder of Thomas C Abbott, on Sunday list, was examined before Justices Russell, Connell •ml Hirt yesterday morning, at the office of the luriuar. tn the Court Houee There were a few persons > «.ave their testimony in the case who were no prejent a. the Coroner's Inquest. Tlie evidence given t > iLe new witnesses was corroborative of the test! ;ij »ny given before the Coroner’s Jury, with the excep- ti that it wa9 shown that one of the Earnwells had Jlcd at the boarding bouse of Abbott early on Sun- lay Li-jriuDg and desired to sec him. Miss Laura V. > ‘liver also, on being cross examined,gave a little more Testimony than she had given before the Coroner’s Jury, as follows Thought Mr Barnwell's conduct towards Abbott, hen he came after him, to be in perfect friendship; il^o stated that Abbott's temperament was not very asty. She saw him carry a knife, and thought he t that. he generally at night, and might or other persons, but no particular person or irried it from, the . jibed the street:* 1 molested by negro hat he carried purpose. His feelings towards James Barnwell •v-n? not so friendly as towards Edward Barn well. as the former had spoken disrespectfully of Abbott's family residing in Effingham county. 1 i.jd a conversation with Mr Abbott on Saturday a!."lit :t difficulty which occurred between himself and lames Barnwell in the streets. Mr. Abbott lold me, u Saturday evening, that he had waylaid James Barnwell while he was on his way to work on Saturday' ruing, and politely asked him why he had talked in a disrespectful manner about his (Abbott's) family ; luinwcll denied having said anything about them, * hereupon Abbott struck Barnwell on the arm, and a ma:i named Card ell then came up, and Barnwell went off without returning the blow' ; Abbott then used some abusive language io Barnwell as he walked off, wailing him a coward, &c. Mr Barnw T ell’s manner, judging from the tone of his voice, when he came to the house on Sunday, was so perfectly friendly that I was about to invite him into the house. The time that elapsed from Abbott’s leaving my piazza, until he got to where he was shot could not have been more than two minutes. The time consumed was just sufficient to hare carried them, walking fust, to the corner where he was shot. After telling me that he (Abbott.) had called Barnwell a cow ard, £c., I remarked, “Mr Abbott, don't you know it is wrong to strike a man iu the streets," to which he re- K W Box, S C plied, that he knew it was wrong to strike Barnwell on IAMB Peivslez, S ( :iie street, but that he (Barnwell) had spoken so dis- j F W P’dton, do respectful of hi*? family that bad he not resented it ™ TT ' people would call him t Abbottl a coward, and that that ••as the only way to revenge himself, to fight Mr. Barnwell with his hands and nor with weapons, and mat was the reason why he struck him. He said he did not wish to kill Barnwell, but just to whip him . r the offence given. I have often heard Abbott say that he w-.uld whijyjamea Barnwell, but that he did u t intend to use a weapon on him ; I never knew of ne instance where Abbott laid in wait for Barnwell , Abbott and Barnwell were in the habit of visiting my Superior Court —There was but one case tried be fore Hie Superior Court yesterday—that ot Helen Simon vs Francis Simon—libel for divorce. The jury rendered a second and final verdict, as follows: We, the jury, find that sufficient proof has been referred to our consideration to authorize a total divorce between the parties in this case—that is to say, a divorce a vinculo ma.tr(/nonit, upon legal principles. Messrs. Norwood and Lester appeared as counsel for libellant. The Grand Jury found the following true bills: State vs. John Hull, colored—breaking and entering, with intent to steal, and burglary. State vs. Albert Footman, colored—simple larceny. ft G, Smeift V, K KtcLct, t B Ktrita, LH Le vitt, fL] In a diamond, B, 3 Llppuun, R kdlmcliil- eon, Lovffil ft L, Lathrop ft Co. J W Lathrop & Co, J McMahon, Miller, T AOo. FM Myrelt, &1 Purse, M 8 Meyer, N, Butler A Co, Nat Ex, M Newmark, P ft Depplsb, H Roberts k Sons, J A Roberts, A Reseller & Co, C D Rogers, A A Solomons, Savh Lumber Co, Southern Ex, F W Sims k Co, H Suiter, W H Stark, L H Latham,Tison itt.WL Vroom, W HWiltberger, Walker k F. W A Melnbard. Wilder A F, Winter k Co, W, Root A Co, Weed A C, W P Young, W Bar nett, a Batler, C A D, M Doyle A Co, M G Doblns. G A Mallarky, Gnerard A K, F Gratiot, J Gore, R M Hunt, H A R, H A A Co. L, Smith A Co, N, Camp A Co, G A Oats, P ft Co, T R Shackle ford. L S Tibltets, S West, L M Wilcox, C E Smith, and others. Per steamship San Salvador, (Tom Mew Yorfc-»-An derson A Son, Adams Ex, C Ahrens, Brady, 8 A Co, Blnn A M, Bell, W A Co, J R Burch, D Cranston, J W Cooney, Colby A Co, Caffrej A H, P Calianan. M A Cohen, Doyle A L, Duncan A J, E P Deyo, E Ehrlich, Erwin A H. A A L Freidenberg, L Freid. A Gomm. C L Gilbert, G A S, [G] in a diamond, B H Hardee, A S Hartridge, Ueidt ft L, R M Hunt, Halsey A Co, J M Kinchler, Lyon, B A Co, Leavy A Co, J C Maker A Co, J MM, C Green A Sen, J Moniasey, McMahon A Co, H Melnhard A Bro, W A McIntyre, N cliolson k Me, G T Nichols, J O'Hyrne, G Patten, J} R Rliodeh, P Reilly, Richardson A B, R R Agt, E D Smyth# A Go, A A Solomons A Co, F W/ Sims A Co, H Suiter, E H Van Ness, Wood Mine, C A -Wright,,Whitcombe A G, A M A C W West, Williams, R A Co, Sanderson A W, M J S, J M Clark, W Camming, E n Kirlin, L Vogel, A Bessie, G R Barker, Kpnney A O’B, Haose- mau, A Co, J Oliver, M T Johnson, J White, [J A C] in a diamond, D Keller, [Ij in a diamond, Einstein A E, Lathrop A Co, and order. Per steamship Pioneer, from Philadelphia—A Bas*- ler, M A Cohen, W M Davidson, T M Dunbar A Co, E Ehrlich, S Gardner. G Gemenden, Hunter A G, 1, Hart, W F Holland, L N Lovett, Langsdorff A Co, K J Larcombe, D McDonald. Macky A B, J McKee, Mc Kee, Bennett A Co, J McMahon, Nat Ex, G N Nlch ols, G Ott, P A Deppish, P dt Myers, J Ryan, W H Stark, A A Solomons, Southern Ex, B G Tildenn, E W Warner A Co, Weed A C, C R R Agt. Memoranda. Steamship San Salvador reports—June 19.1pm, off Hatteras, passed schr Chesapeake from Boston lor Savannah. Theatke.—The Wrens offer an excellent entertain, rnent at the Theatre this evening, comprising senti mental and comic songs, duetts, dancing and farca This talented troupe are not unknown here, several ot them being deoided favorites with the Savannah pul>- iic. In Augusta their soireea were well received, and we hope to aee them greeted with a good house to night. Change of Base.—The work of removing batteries and other material of the Telegraph Company from their old headquarters at the City Hotel to their new quarters, in a part of the corner office occupied by the Southern Express Company, was commenced yeater. day morning. Notwithstanding the officers of fhe company, with their orderlies and employees, worked diligently throughout the day, the work of removal has not yet been entirely Completed. Fhom Philadelphia.— The steamship Pioneer, Cap tain Hoxie, from Philadelphia, arrived at her wharf yesterday about two o’clock. For copies of late Phil adelphia papers we are indebted to Purser J B Hoff'. Honesty is tiie best policy in medicine as well a in other tilings. Ayer’.? Sarsaparilla is a genuine preparation of that unequalled Spring medicine and blood purifier, decidedly superior to the poor imita tions heretofore in the market Trial proves it. 14-lw Arrivals at the Hotels. PULASKI HOUSE—W. II. WlLTBEKOER. D II Ross, Alacou, Col Hamilton, F1m‘ fV W Wilkinson. Fla jT G Thomas, Phila J Evans, Quitman j-J C Lee, N C IM G Lee, Patters-: n T J Perkins A daughter, Tallahassee mother's houee. On oue occasion a gentleman informed j fir I'-i r uwell that Abbott liad said somethingabout him j .nd Barnwe i being very angry, said to me. "Miss Lenta.'u Tom Abbott don't mind I will kill him. This i . urn-d about two months aso. I did not Miss M Joues, Miss F Jones. do G \V Bramliall. N V W 0 Tinker, City ... J T Patterson, city Barnwell on Sunday last; I only saw Edward Barn i P Jagode, Phiia Mr. Abbott was not a stronger man than James I A Gasparonl, H Head Barnwell; I think thev are equally strong. I have never said anything to any one about the testimony :hat I would give on this examination. In addition to the above testimony of Misa Oliver, a .oliceman, who was summoned as a witness in the Mr A Mrs J L Paul A ohiid.lT A .Stafford, Ga Pin j I. H Parsons. Ga Miss V Bellamy, Fla fR F; Allen, Ga Miss M Henderson, T.tom-jF. B Brown, A A G R H asville jj Bennett, sir Pioneer Mis E A Beatie, Thomas- J T Vandiver, do vil'.e jPT Hoxie, do Miss H Jones, TiiomaeTiic A Nichols, do :.I B Hoff, i-J Newell, do iB Dunham, Montgomeij iV Wildman, Columbus iD J Bailey, sir Type- If B Barnard, Clias | Dr P O Davis, USA MARSHALL BOUSE—A. B. LUCE. PORT OF FERNANDINA, FLA. Fernandina, Fla.. June id, Iau6. Arrived. June 11—Brig Samuel Welsh, Hocher, Philadel phia ; schr Harriet Maria, DeLap, Hatanzas. In Port. Brbark Henry Reed, Howgego, loading, tor Lon don. Rue bark Catharine, Bilering, loadiug. Br bark Storefuac Constantine, Stone, Malaga, loading. Brig Samuel Welsh, Hooker, Philadelphia, waiting Schr Harriet Maria, DeLa, from Itatanzas, dis charging. Schr L A Edwards, Line, New York, discharging. PORT OP JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Jacksonville, June is Arrived. June 11—Schr John Walker. Overtan, New Talk— J S Sammls A Co. Miscellaneous. Closing Out Sale OF .THE LONDON WITCH COMPANY. . Owing Ut, the failure and sudden doting of rite forks and business of the London Watch Company, Hat** number of line Watches, manufactured epe- .’ The new aDd tot sideWheel s * e *“ rtlp otally for tue United States, being heavy, first class time-keepers, Intended to stand hard usage and sad den changes of temperature, are lefc in oar hands for immediate sale. As agents of the Company, we are obliged to dispose of this stock for cash in the shortest possible time. We have, therefore, decided on the plan annexed as the one that will be produc tive of the desired result. This plan gives every one an opportunity of obtaining first-class time-keepers at a price that all can command. As every Certifi cate represents a Watch, there are no blanks, and every one who invests in this sale must get a Watch at hif the retail price at least; and, if at all fortu- nate, one to wear with pride through life. Remittances may be made at oar risk in registered letters or toy expires, or post-office orders and drafts payable to our order, and we guarantee a safe retain. This INJURES safe delivery and sore return to every patron. We warrant every Watch as represented, and satis faction is guaranteed in every instance. Knowing the worth of the stock, we can give a warrantee to every purchaser. The price has been placed at the \ very l^v figure in order to insuih immediate sale ; • and all who desire to improve the opportunity should j make early application. San Salvador, ATKINS, Maafer, will leave for New York oa SatnnlW)-, Jut 234, at sit- o’clock y. aa. For freight or passage, having aeeomaodaUona an perior to-any Meaner in the trade, jp^ly to ^ ^ No IS Stoddard’a Raage. GARRISON A ALLEN, jelS No. 5 Bowling Green, New York. Pioaeer - Line FOR NEW YORK. ! Cabin Pausgc |W) Ott The splendid steamship TYBEK, Crowell, Com i launder, will leave for the ahova port on her regular day, I Saturday, Jane *43, at — o’clock — m. I For freight or passage, having superior arrommo datlons, apply to J«*19 HUNTER Jt GAMMKLL. Cleared. June 11—Sehr Damon, Johnson, Boston-Z.SDoaue. June 11—Brig Baltic, Hooper, Sagna la Grand- T E Buchanan. June 11—Schr Bahamian, fBrl Bethel, Nassau, N F-D P Smith. Consigners per Central Kaflrqad. June 20, 1806. 753 bales coitou, 130 sacks corn. 36 do rougli rice 6 boxes tobacco, 10 car* lumber, 16 do wood, o do old iron and mdse to M A Wadley, R Habersham A Son P, Tucker A Co, F Kreuson, Inf Court Bryan county Inf Court Liberty county, N H Colquitt, Linville A U W H Stark, ,T M Kiuchluy, LaKoche, W A D, tirane A G, D G Purse, W K Boggs, Sams & P, Hunter & G, E S Metcalf A Co, Brady, S A Co, Wilder A F, J W An derson A Son, £ Padelforil, G W Garmany, Jones A W, C D Rodgers, A A L Freidenberg, M Lowenthal, G O Maroy. Kecclpts per Atlantic dk Gait' K. K. June jo, I860. 231 bales upland cotton. 3 do sea island do, 22o bbls rosin, 49 boxes tobacco, 55 sks corn. 10 do pota toes, 20 head sheep and mdse to G A Selig, Tison A G, S C Wade A Co, G W Garmany, C IJ Rogers, W 11 Burroughs A Co, J L Villalonga, if Padelford, WAR Mclutire, Tebeau, P A Oa, J Brown, M, Thomas A Co Lee A Co, J Middleton, L J Guilmartin A Co, Mrs Nicholls, W Rantin, M G Ehrlich, W H Tidier * Co, If, Root & Co, S A Freeman. Agt C R B, Mrs E s Fulton, J Boothe, J R Johnson, J McMahan A Co, Bcriven House. Financial and Commercial. ate. stated that while on duty iu the market Friday night, Abbott hed told him that Barnwell and himself Lid arranged a fight to come off on South Broad street ;Le next day,and if he wanted to make some money (o be on hand and arrest both parties after the fight was - -er. As previously stated, the balance of the evi- lcuce given was all corroborative of that given at the C Toner's Inquest. The testimony all being heard, ti e magistrates rendered their decision that James Barnwell is guilty of murder, and his brother, aiward Barnwell, guilty of murder iu tlie second de- «rte. Bail not being admlssable in either case, the prisoners were committed to tail to await their trial be- :■ re the next January term of the Superior Court. M.ton's Court.—Michael Russell, charged with being drunk and disorderly, and attempting to strike witness, Charles Farrellv, with a brick, was lined $5 .nd costs Richard (colored), drunk and disorderly in the grist mill oi Mr. Wado, and refusing to leave the premises Then ordered, also with using insulting language, and refusing to he arrested by a polioeman. A revolver -as found in his pocket when taken to the barracks, *hich he was dispossessed of. On being brought be fore His Honor the Mayor, Mr. Wade stated that he nad known the negro for a long time, and he always nad borne a good character, and that he would not have requested his arrest on the occasion above referred to aad he been in a proper, instead of a drunken condi tion. His having a revolver in his possession was ac- cmnted for from the fact that he was a night watch man in the employ of Mr. McFarland, at his mill on -he eanal. The statements made in proof of his for mer good conduct did not, however, relieve him from the charge of being drunk and abusive on the streets, -nd he was therefore fined $5 and costs. George Grant (coloredI, charged with draft ing a knife "J A A. Davis (white), a butcher in the market. At the request of the counsel for the prosecution in this •-ase, it was continued over until this morning, on ac- >unt of the absence ol a witness in Qie cast. Mrs L H Bryant. Macon DS Perkins, Buikeco J Annin, Gillisonviile N N Groor, Albany H C Baldwin, Brooklyn Mrs S A Knox, Fla N Usher, do S L Tibbetts, do H Martin. Jersey City K Smith, Boston T C Weeks, do H King, do Capt E Pickett, N Y SCREVEN HOUSE—G. McClNLY. T J Jandon, Effingham co M J Cohen, str Swan Dr J M Madden, City *7 T Holland, do F A Sheltofl, Plltla Capt Boutelle, Coast Sur- ! \V H Foy, Louisville ' F Beecher, Oxford |M Griffin. \'aldo3ta I Capt Crowell, strTydee .1 Chreeteiiford. ship Lord ! Dnfferin ;Capt Atkins, str San Sal- I vador J W Jaudon. >lo M B Brown. c. S H Carl, City VV M Tunno, City W Montcath and Buffalo G Blum, N Y H R Ferguson A wife,-NY J Brandon. N Y J Bigler, ,lo C P Buckingham, N Y E T Perkins, N Y G A Pike, Columbus W H Frazer. Augusta [A Binney, Boston |D A Jennings, Chas ■J 31 Thompson, Bruns wick . F J Gould * son, Thomas • vine PCarroll, G RR W Cheeseboro, G R R J Seals, Augusta H Perkins, Augnsta ic Murphy, do W E Whittier, strTybee Miss A H Nye, do C Pratt, Roswell K A Williams. Scriven co( it Mclutyre, H Head Jlininture Almanac-This Day. Son rises Suu sets high watbh. At Tybee 1 331At Port Shipping Intelligence. ^Iaqistbate:' Court.—The following cases were ; J.sposed of before Justice Staley’s Court yesterday Loretta Brown, colored assault and battery, turned I vor to the City Court. \ Thomaa S. Bradley vs. Bichard Scanlon, possessory | warrant for a gray horee. On examining the case, the j evidence having shown that the horse was last in the j peaceable possession of Thomas S. Bradley, plaintiff Tfsr *+ -rr* tr.-red over to hiju. [ • : a' p-&v.*a warrants j *s % '<eu s»y ... .'tv a /da of s dozeu persons, boiu wlii’v • olored. PORT OF SAVANNAH. Wednesday, June 20, 1S65. Arrive ti • Steamship Tybee, Crowell. New York—Huntei & G&inmell. Steamship San Salvador, Atkins, New York—B H Hardee. Steamship Pioneer, Hoxie, Philadelphia—Hunter & Gammell. Schrbt ienoo. Fitzgerald, St Helena, with machinery —Rose & Arkwrighr Steamer Helen liettj, Ingraham, Palatka—LS Ben nett. . Cleared. • Steamship Leo, Dearborn, New York-0 Cohen Steamer Swan, Cohen, Augusta—M A Cohen Imports. Per steamer Helen Getty, from Falatka. etc—4 bales cotton. Kxports. Per steamship Leo, lor New York—071 bales upland cotton, ‘2 v uo domestics, 4 do wool, 235 pkg6 mdse. NEW YORK MARKET. Friday, June 15, 1866. Ashes.—The market is firm, and moderately active, at $7 75 a 7 8736 lor pots, and $15 a 15 50 for pearls. Canbles—Are in moderate demand, and firm, at 22 a 23c. Coffee—There has been rather more doing in Rio to-day, but prices are heavy, and most of the transac tions are forced; we note 198bags Campanero at 15>£c. gold, duty paid; 746 bags ex Alpha, and 1,451 ex P. C. Warwick, on private terms, the cargo of Government Java per Sea Mist, which has been for some time on the market, is finally sold out, part at 26c., gold; the lot foots up about 10,000pockets (gross); the sales were made in Boston, partly on New York account. Cotton.—The business has been lair, and prices re main steady, the continued high rate of goldBtiablmg holders to maintain the market; sales of 2,500 bales on a basis of 40 a 41c. for middling uplands and gulfs, ainl 42c. for do. Orleans. Flour and Meal.—The inquiry for Western and State Flour is less active, and prices are irregular Unsound i9 lower and dull, while sound sprmg wheat extras are firmer and in demand ; the sales are 5,80o bbls. at SO 65 a 7 35 for superfine state $7 50 a H 50 for extra do. ; $8 75 a 9 80 for fancy do. ; $7 90 a 8 20 for the lower grades of Western extra ; $9 a 9 80 for shipping Ohio ; $10 a 13 for trade and family brands, and $14 a 17 for St. Louis extras. Canadian Hour is more active but irregular ; common grades are easier, but good club extras are better and in demand ; sales of 950 bbls. at $9 25 a 10 for the low grades of extra, and $10 10 a 13 26 for trade and family do. Southern flour is moderately active, but without material change in prices ; sales of 400 bbls. at $10 30 a 11 90 for mixed to good superfine country Baltimore, Ac., and $12 10 a 17 for trade and family brands. Corn meal is firm and in fair demand ; sales of 350 bbls. at $5 for Brandywine. Fruit—Raisins are dull and heavy at $3 75 lor bunch per box, and $4 10 for layers; other descrip tions are dull and unchanged; sales at 27 a 47c. for al monds; 13a 14c. for Currants, and 28 a 29c. for cit ron. Grain.—Oats are unsettled and are easier ; the de mand is fair; sales of 70,000 bushels at 52 a 53c. for Chicago; 54 a 55c. for Milwaukee, and 80c for Cana dian. Corn is iu less active demand, and in the ab sence of any arrivals to-day prices are 1 a 2c. bettei; the decline in freights stimulates the demand for ex port, and the market closed firm; sales of 82,000 bush els at 79 a 86c. for unsound, and 86 a 89c. for new mixed Western in store and afloat. Hat—The market is firm, with a good demand at 55 a 60c. for shipping, and 65 a 76c. for retail lots. Hides—The market is somewhat unsettled; sales of 2,009 R. G. at 15Xc , gold; 8,000 Central American at 163£c., currency. Lime—Rockland is in good demand and firmer; sales of 3,000 bbls. common at $1 60, and £00 bbls. lump at $2 10. Molasses—Prices are firm and the demaud very fair; sales oi 300 hhds. Porto Rico on private terms. 626 hhds Trinidad at 54c.; and, late last evening, 420 hbds. Sagua at 54c. Naval Stores—Spirits turpentine is easier, but fairly active at the decline* sales of 260 bblB. at 88% a 91c., excise paid, and 70, in bond. Rosins are more active and firmer; sales of 1,600 bbi9. at $3 a $3 123^ for common; $3 37% a $3 50 for strained: $4 50 for No. 2, aud $7 for No. 1. Domestic tar is firm and in fair request at $2 62% a $3 25. Afternoon Provision Market, 5 o’clock.—There was an active demand for pork, and prices are very firm ; sales of 4,000 bbls. Mess at $32 12%a32 2o, clos ing at the latter rates. Beef was quiet. Bacon aud cut meats firmly held. Lard dull and nominal. Rice.—The market is dull and heavy for large lots in bond, owing to the heavy receipts from Europe, both present and prospective; prices are nominal; for small lots, duty paid, the market is firm. Sugars.r—Holders have advanced their views to 10% allc. for fair to good refining, which produces a dull ness, as buyers are unwilling to meet them; the trans actions embrace 400 hhds., at 9%al2%c., for Cuba, and 400 boxes Havana on private terms; Refined are firm at 16%c. tor Hards Tallow.—The market is quite active and prices have advanced, closing firm; sales of 270,000 lbs. at 12 a 12%e. for Western, and 12% a 12%c. for City. Tobacco.—The advance in gold has/caused a better inquiry; sales of 237 hhds. Kentucky at 7 a 22c.; 100 bales Havana at 85 a 90c. Whisky.—The market is dull and prices are nomi nal at $2 25% for State and $2 26% tor Western. SaoF.—Mr..JB. •' -i.fi'Vg and I sir-di^M, : t.^oon, Bui? street, t.e tfcv Pulask. Fouee : ir. become one of the :;.’vas of tho city, t re* > - ; . of hfs ac- . by painting and other improvements, has been put in -ne order, and he has very convenient and comfort able bathing rooms attached. Everything in the per fumery and toilet line can be found iu his store, and nothing that we can discover is lacking about tlie whole establishment. Passengers. * Per steamship Tybee, from New York—S L Tib betts, H H Kiguv. J BarKer, F Flood, B Lynch, Miss J '.\TcE > ~ r J. V" " M;- < * C it tf -|y tf ; ? Mi nfi'JsjMr*M BopKin*. Mir M «’ i ' . Ml*: is CL*w«Vr, H CBatiistlTL ii Aiarnb **-»*-*»«'«■ * 5 \r F Important to Planters. T HE undersigned have been appointed Agents for manufacturers forthe following celebrated Fer- lilirers • A. Lister & Bro’. Raw Bone Saper-Pboa- I off I,nut al.ti P.i>’*' Giaand 1 Baar HART, GIBSON A Oo., i»or, Broadway, fi. Y., Agents for the London Watch Co. THE FOLLOW ING SPLENDID LIST OF Fine Watches ai|d Chains, Worth saso.ooo ! TO BE SOLD FOK TEN DOLLARS EACH. 117 Gold hmMiug cased Ubronoiueteis. uom $175 tJ $450 103 Gold bunting cased English Patent Levers, $150 to $325 144 Gold hunting cased Duplex ItO to 300 75 to 275 60 to 215 50 to 200 90 to 275 75 to 225 7 (Ho 175 45 to 225 12 Ladies' Gold emtmeled hunting-cased Levers , , , , $55 to $250 j r ftie new and elegant steam packeis, V.j Ladies’ Gold enameled magic cased Levers, I $60 to $275 235 Ladies’ Gold-cased engraved levers . 45 to 175 1 263 Ladies’Gold-cased engraved Lepmes. 40 to 125 3S0 heavy solid Silver-cased Duplex 35 to 126 735 heavy solid Silver cased Patent Levers 30 to 125 500 heavy solid Silver-cased Levers 25 to 100 473 heavy solid Silver cased Lepines 20 to 90 1 263 Ladies'solid-cased Levers 25 to 224 Ladies’ solid-caned Lepines 20 to 500 solid Gold Guard and Vest Chains.. 350 solid Gold Leontine and Chatelaines.. lr. to 125 {r^-AU the above list or Watches will lie sold for tea dollars each. Certificates representing each and every Watch In the above list are placed in similar envelopes and sealed. Any person obtaining a Certificate, to be had at our office, or sent by mail to any address can have the article called for on the retnrn of the Certificate, with ten dollars. VTe charge, for forwarding Certificates, 50 cents each. Five will be sent for $2, and fifteen for $5. The Certificates must iu all cases be returned with and accompany the money when goods are ordered. AII orders promptly filled anil forwarded by return mail or express. Address HART, GIBSON it CO.. jell 3m 205 n road way. New York. 175 Gold hunting cased Patent Levers 232 Gold hnnting-oased Levers 240 Gold bunting-eased Lepines 169 Gold magic-cased Levers. 335 heavy Gold-cased Patent Levers 205 heavy Gold cased Levels 120 Ladies’ Cold hunting-cased Lever* OLD HI-WEEKLY LINE. Leave every Tuesday & Friday. For Palatka, E. Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA RY’S, FERNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE AND PICOLATA LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. N. KING, and SYLVAN SHORE, Capt. JAMBS TUCKER, having been specially fitted up for this mate with ■ J s J° unsurpassed accommodations, will leave regularly for the above places, the Sylvan Shore every TUES DAY MORNING, and the Lizzie Baker every FRIDAY MORNING, at ten o'clock. Returning, will leave Jacksonville ever; Monday and Friday, arriving at Savannah every Tnesday and Sat urclay^ptoings, in time to oonnect with the New For freight or Passage apply at the offlee on Florida wharf, or to CLAGHORN So CUNNINGHAM, Agent. N, H.—All freight payable by shippers. Jel6-3t SEALS, SEAL PRESSES O an celling Stamps. County Officers. Notaries, Societies, Lodges and Business men generally. We are also prepared to furnish Cancelling and Business Stamps of any pattern at maker’s price*. Send for a circnlar. ESTILL & BROTHER, News Dealers, Bull street, next lo the Post Offlee. ie4 Savannah. AGENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS OF GENERAL STONEWALL JACKSON, By Prof. R L Dasaiv, D. D . of Vd. fllHR Standard Biography oi the Immortal Bero. ft The only edition authorized by his widow. The author a personal friend and Chief of Staff of the Christian Soldier. Carefully revised and corrected by Generkl R. E. Lee. We want an Agent In every county Send for cirrulars and see our terms. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.. No. 214 Seventh street, Richmond, Va. my31 lmditrlw*. • Direct and Regular Commnnication WITH HILTON HEAD. Sloop Fanny Mary, Capt, Siokii., Is running Tegular trips between Savannah and Hilton Head, carrying freight at regular rates, and, when desired, taking a few passengers. She is per fectly dry, in good order, and has made remarkably quiet trips. She carries the United States mall. The National Express and Transportation Company and Sou the m Express arc authorized to receive packages for her. Any inior,nation can be obtained ot Capt. Sickel, or by inquiring of H. G. Ri’WE, corner of St Julian and Bryan street*. tf NEW PERFUME For tlie Handkerchief. PHALON’S A Most Exquisite, Delicate, und Fra grant Perfume, Distilled from the Bare ind Beautiful Flower from which it .akes its 4iV: B Id CKi'-iwtn, ii Merit;. <, ter hep. | • ...i. ' Apr. Love a.»-.d tally, J Waitermc w HJ «}asn,>i a»u'4 ExMbisr Fr isor _ri Silva and > u 1 ■'! — . -- .. . ^. ■ • i•;i, r 1ia ." ' -k-.h etc—g i, • " "S, Tie »V -a* p Freidenb. ., u-sSothSsY *i';; *c<iChild, j tw-i-F «<» letudNe. .Ajtaftl Miss .'Umedict, Miss Per ., 1 . P.,rr, - GoUianiltb, ! fertUhtof* In a4»- .fifty pounffMsu rion New York.—The steamship Tybee, Captain i.'rowefi, and the San Salvador, Captain Atkins, both rrom New York, arrived at'their wharves about hali- pizt twelve o’clock yesterday. For the unusually large file* of late Northern papers furnished us by the obliging and accommodating Pursers, Bruyn and Csmbridge, we are under many obligations. We are also indebted to our old friend Capt.Whitter, Chief Engineer of the Tybee .-tor many favors received at hie hands. Yesterday gftemoon a small wlite boy, son of Mr. W. H. Westcott, was below the stone wall on tbenorth side of Bay street, whan two colored boys, who were upon the wall, commenced Girowing rocks at him. A rock thrown by one of the negroes struck him on the mot, and another struck him in the back and knock ed him aanselesa for a few momenta. The negroes then ran off- One of them was, however, soon over hauled by the efficient orderly of Hie Honor, the Mayor, and conveyed to the police barracks. Xbom Florida.—The Bteamer Helen Getty, Captain Ingraham, never behind her schedule time, arrived ■V-out sieve n . .. , .-, . H who sever fCTgetetbe press wlh pW '•* -ui IG&L. i io- )« MimAM” : Miss Paul. VV iV vVilkb-.u Mis- M Hen derson, ten- 5 A Kno -., Mi- H bimia ■>)m 7aehlison, Miss Lippmaa, 'Mbs R liun-ooghs, J 1’ Btimiugbe MrsBryaii, M*sMoClushdh, J Dangaix, O haiber, VV CTinker, and 16 deck. Per steamship San Salvador, from New Yoyk—A R | Ferguson and lady, Mrs A Frost A child, Miss E Sla ter, stirs E Duuau, Capt Boulclle, E T Perkins W M Tunno, A Binney, D Jennings, J Fouster, J P Bouse. W B Handy, L freid, M H Williams, E Ran. G Bram- shall, u King, D Keller, J Liftman, S Bose, R M Hunt. 1 Wolfe, VV t Holland, VV H MiulurD. JHSanderson, J Bigler, G Knowlton. R Smith, U Weeks, N Usher. D U Cochrane, Capt E Pickett, C P Buckingham, A Miller, T E Murphy, I Levy, J Grant, Mrs J Noble, J 8 Spears, W S Owen, R W Finley, and 15 steerage. Per steamship Leo, for New York—S H Carle, A Patten, Mr« Uuckles. Kiss smith, T Doane, R Nicker son, J tl Sullivan and wife, Mr aud Min Barlow, W A blade. Miss Paul, Miss Ahbott, D Deary, S D Johnson, Mrs E Van Ness, H Jandier, wife aud child. Miss H Benedict, Miss i’aret, L A B n lies, J Goldsmith, MISS Day, Miss Root, Miss Wells, aud steerage. Per steamship Pioneer, <rom Philadelphia—J H Terlla, wile, child and servt, <; Sheiier, F K Shelton, P Igode, F G Thomas, Mrs Woodruff and 3 children, Mrs Hltctrene, Miss Link, and 10 steerage. Consignees Per steamer Helen Getty, from Palatka, etc—B k Bryant, R Lachlisou, J T Patterson. Per^teamship Tybee, from New York—J W Ander son & Son, T H Austin, A & G K R, Agt C R R, Geo MaanfaetuT UTTiie , eil r„.j\ tf PH 4LOJV *SON, YORK. W Cornwell, Doncan & J, T J Dunbar, E P Deyo, J H Dciftplffi BY! ill, lilwin a H.TV 1 ii. ,t jr. G : P Gr«m, C I Hiltoe A- K " , Hupkit-a Hun H DciRfftld EP ’ .Ij iii '.viii M Fi . G - cr:, A U cim A Mr-F M l M Heidt, Ii M Hupt H. Rood > ox cart load of goo-i atabie mum, Orders p'.vinpi’.y erccatsd. myl7-2awlm Sav annah, ; SEW ABE OF OOBNTERFEIT8. WMwa •" G EORGIA—CHATHAM,COUNTY.—ifc the bnpe rior Conrt of Chatham County.—The petition of John it. Wilder, Charles F. Mills, Sheldon W. Wright, and William Battersby, all of the County of Chatham and State of Georgia aforesaid, and Robert* Dillon, of the city and State of New York, respectful ly showet h - Tflnt yonr petitioners desire to form themselves Into a corporation, or body politic, nnder the name of “The Central Cotton Press Company of Savannah, Georgia," for the parpose of carrying on at Savannah, Georgia, the business of storing and Compressing cotton and wharfage business; that the amount of capital to be employed by them In. si business, actually.pMd in, is Sixty Thousand Dollai and that they desire to be incorporated as afoi for the term of twenty years. Wherefore your petitioners pray that they may be I incorporated nnder the name aforesaid, and for the pnrpoee aforesaid, with a capital stock of sixty thou sand dollars, with the right to increase the same to one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and w-th the right to commence bnalnees atqnce, so goon as thi- Conrt shall grant the order to incorporate them - the shares ot stock to be one hundred dollars each,' and at all meetings of the stockholders each stockholder to be entitled to one vote for eaeb share of the c tpital stock owned or held by him; and that they may have aonferred on themall other franchises anfi privileges Incident to corpmKtona created by courts, according to the provtslonate the ataiiMsorthe State of Qeor- gia. And yonr petition era will aver pray, Ac. HARTRIDGE A CHISHOLM, Attorney for Petitioners. A true copy of thoorig- nal filed in my office this May 26,1966. VVli li 3Ui LOCH, mariS-iftW-lm cierk S.T C. C FOR CHARLESTON. The new and splei.JM U. S Mall steamer Ti T JR, I'apt. T. J. Lookwoou. will leave Savannah, foot of West Broad street, for the above pert, EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, at 9 o’clonck, via Hilton Head and Beaufort, arriving in time for the Northeastern train. Returning, leaves Charleston every SUNDAY MORNING at G o’clock, touching at Hilton Head. Leaves Savannah every MONDAY MOBNING at 8 o’clock for Palatka, Fla,, tonchiiit-i all landings on the St. Johns river. For freight or passage, apply to BRADLEY, HILL A CO., Agents, myie 217 A »l>Bav street This Delicious Tonic y Especially designed tor the use of the Medical Profession aid tlie Family. Is now Indorsed by all the prominent Phyatetans, Chemists and Connoisseurs, as poseeasing all these intrinsic medicinal qualities (tonic and diuretic) which belong to an OLD AND PURE GIN. We tmst that oar established reputation—knaded upon eighty-eight years of experience—abanmutiy vindicates onr claims to public confidence, and - guar antees the excellence of this Standard Article. Put np in cases containing one dozen bottl-. s each, and sold by H. G. RUWE, Savannah, and all preml- nent Druggists, Grocers. &c. A. M. BINJNGER A CO, [Established 1779.) Sole Importers. No. I J, Beaver street. New York. Opinion* off the Press. The Blnlngers, No; 16 Beaver street, have a very high reputation to mstaln, as the oldest and best house in New York.—Home Joamal. The house of A. M. Binlnger A.Co., No. 15 Beaver street, has ^nria^ned for a period of fffghlv ream a refutation mat may well be envied.—N. Y. Evening Poet. jei-eoddkWly. BURR, ESOPUS COLOGNE Mill Stones. BOLTING CLOTHS. Bienne, p Smith Machines. Hoisting-and Lighter Scran, ^ Iron Pront Staffs, M ill Picks, Ac. T HE subscriber can now furnish the above goods, as well as MILL FUBWSHINa GOODS GENERALLY. et tha very best onallty and at lower rates than The new and very fast side-wheel steamship GENERAL BARNES, 2,0M tout burthen, Taos. 4. Moaro.v, Commander, will positively sail on •jr, Anne Elat, at 19 o’clock. »., ror PHILADEPH1A will he received and checked through at the same rates charged by other lines. For freight Or paea-tge. having good accommo dations, apply to ° L rltOi ilu WKSrji DANIELS, I ei8 .iones' Block. , tot might or effpenor to any ship in accommodations le, apply to WILDER ft FULLARTON, No. S Stoddard's Upper Range, opposite the Post Offlee For Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN MAIL STfc AMSHI% COMPANY. FOR DARIEN. THE STEAMER V II . M. C O O , Will leavp lor lUrim on Pridav uitiiniiq, At 8 o'clock J §20-2t FOR 6HARLE8T0R -VIA BEAUFORT, f * Throngli by I!)ayTight, Cabin Passage f'40 uo - The splendid steamship PIONE K H , Hoxie, Commauder, will sail for the above port on IStanlay, Jane 'JIM, at — u’rlurk — in, For freight or passage, apply to jelS HUNTER A GAMMKLf- American and Mexican MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAFI. Pirat-class side-wheel Steamships Manhattan and Andrew Johnson Passage from Savannah luVeraCraz iper steam ships o the Empire Line to New York), same iate as from New York. The Andrew Johnson wilt stop at Sisal on the wav out. The Manhattan will stojrat Sisal on the way home. RATES OF PASSAGE—PAYABIJC IN GOLD: From New York to Havana, First Cabin, $60 ; Steer age, $80. From New York to Vera Crux, First Cabin, $lnu Steerage, $50. CHARLES A. WHITNEY, Agent, 26 Broadway, N. Y„ U. S. For pamage, apply to B. H. HARDEE, tnj22-tf 12 Stoddard’s Range. FOR PALATKA, FLA., Ila Fernandina. Jacksonville, and all Landings oa the St. Johns River. The fine, fast-sailing steamer D I C T .A. T O R, L. M Coxstteb, master, will leave as above, from Telfair's wharf, Every Tuesday Afternoon at * o’clock. We are prepared to receive freight at our ware house on the wharf, at all times, free of storage. L. J. GUILMARTIN ft CO . mylO Agents For Charleston. VIA HILTON HEAD The splendid steamer DICTATOR, 1,060 tons, Capt. L. M. Com UK, will leave as above (Tom Telfair's wharf Every Friday Morning at V oVIork Far freight.or passage, apply on board, or to my7-tr L. J. GUILMARTIN 4 CO., Agents Pacific Stall Steamship Company’s Throngh Line to California, 'T'OUCHING at Mexican Ports, and carrying the ft United States Mail Throngh In Twenty two days. Steamships on the Connecting on the Pacific Atlantic: with the ARIZONA,. COLORADO. HENRY OHAUNCEY CONSTITUTION NEW YORK, GOLDEN CITY. OCEAN QUEEN... SACRAMENTO. NORTHERN LIGHT. GOLDEN AGE COSTA RICA MONTANA. Ac., Ac. One of the share large and splendid steamships win leave Pier No. 42 North River, foot of Canal street, St 18 o’clock ndon, on the 1st, 11th and 21st of every Th. (except when those dates foil on Sunday, and on the preceding Saturday,) for Aspin wall, con necting via Panama Railway, with one of the com pany’s steamships from Panama for San Francisco, touching at Acapulco. Departnrea of 1st and 2tst connect at Panama with steamers for South Pacific and Central American ports. Those of 1 st touch at Manzanillo. A discount of One Quarter from steamers rates allowed to second cabin and steerage passengers with foAiliea. Also, an allowance of One Quarter on throngh rates to clergymen and their families and school teach era; soldiers having honorable dis chargee. Half Fare. One hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult aggage-maeters accompany baggage through, and attend to ladies and children withont male protec tore. Baggage received on the dock the day before tailing,from steamboats, railroads, and passengers who prefer to send down early. An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine an.l attendance free. For passage tickets, or farther information, apply at the Company’s ticket offlee, on the Wharf, root oi Canal street, North River, New York. HOLMAN, Agent. S. K. FOR SALE, tlYiB STEAMBOATS and TOW ATS, of Various sizei and draft LLgO, Sailing Vessels, Steam tt» r ges, &c. A. M. DA COSTA, No. 42 Water street, N. Y. CITY COURT OF SAVANNAH. M4Y TERM, 186«. A New Cookinw We are desirous of introducing in this aection out ' CELEBRATED HOME COMFORT STOVE. This is a strictly first class cook stove ilia joints, doors and dampers are so nlrety fitted as to teak! it perfectly tight. The doors, bottom and back are lined with tin, thna retaining the heat in the oven and requiring very little fnel. It is made both with of withont reservoirs and closets. It combines more of durability, dispatch, conve nience, economy and beenty than any other now made. ’ It has an immense sale tfaroughontthe North, and meets with great success where it has been intro duced in the Sooth. We.havecntsof the stove. Also, pamphlets giving full description- Parties vriahin* to introduce this exponent and MORRISON X COLWELL, jes 2awc« -n » Man ufa<7: men Troy. JJ J. Sheldon W. Wight, J. B. Oaudry, Andrew Low, A. L. Hartridge. t>. D. C. Rhimt, George A. Cnyior. William Beyle Habersham, W. H. H. Braes, PbMp H. Behn, Edward C. Wade and II. BofiMeblM were regularly summoned to attend and be sworn aa Grand Jarers for the present term of this Oosrt, and mads (Mhatt. ft is ordered that they •he load each in the lam at forty dollars, unless they file good and samrieet earns of excase on or before the Ant day of the next term or this Court, to be held on the Ant Monday in July next. Whereas, Uriah Cranston, H. c. Stephens, P. Cullen, James MeOw, Daniel Clark, Bamnei & Miller, Simon E. Byck and John Metzger were regularly summoned to attend add be sworn aa Petit Jurors for the present term of tkte Genre and made default, it is ordered that tore be land, each twenty dollars, unless they file good and an ter Mat cause of exfinee on or before the first day of the next term of this Court, to be tease WMie, Edward XA-Hanlon, g Beach, c.F. fbr the present term of this Court and made default Tt ia entered that they be fined each twenty dollars, ' sufficient cense of excuse tf this Court to Be held next. PILOT BOY, Capt. T. K. Path*. flaking place of steamer Fannie tempbrsilly) Will leave as shove from Florida wharf, tout ot West Broad street, until farther notice, every MONDAY MORNING, at S o’rluek. ■ RetnrnlDg.'wni leave Charieslou every SATUR DAY MORNING at same hour. While the boat is on tier trip freight will be re- ceived and storiM uf fl:v uinof warehouse, ftfia oi exnenee. This boat As new, vci $ :han«j i..n good acccin- modatkHH for pasaengrj\ K.r freiuhTor paasaze, apply to |. M iMVRELl \gent, jcfr tt Ploriiia whan TUI! UmilSTtmi BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. ST. THit.ilAS. PARA, PERNAMBUCO, BAHIA, ANO RIO f»I TANEIKO. Under confrart wilb tbe United States and Brati Guvernmeuta for the carriage of the mails, will dis patch one of their NEW FIRST CLASS SIDEWHEEL STBAMSHZP8, each over 2,000 tons burthen, On the 29th of Every From the Port of' 1ST e\f For the following named porta aMgBHffiffoUuw lng rates of passage, payable in eqalvs lent: Ft BBT OAU1N. ^ From New York to St. Thomas $ao From New York to Para $150 From New York to Pernambnco no From New York to Bahia iso From New York to Rio de Janeiro 200 Steerage at half these rates, meals and bedding Ui eluded. An experienced Surgeon is attached to each vessel All Letters mnst pass throngh the Poet Offlce..Post- age 10 cent. For farther information or passage apply to 1 B H. HARDEE, Agent, No. 12 Stoddard's Blftc'-:. GARRISON ft ALLEN. my31 New Y ork Agents. FOR PALITKl, m,r VIA BRUNSWICK, FERNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE, PICOLATA, AND A JL LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHNS RIVER Tbe fine, new U 9 Mail Steamer -K A. T E, Capt T. J. Loozwoot^ Will leave Savannah from wharf foot of West Bn . EVE ING, at 9 o’clock. street, for above places, ERY MONDAY MO] road •RN We will receive freight at onr warehouse at all times, free of charge. For freight or passage, apply to BRADLEY, HILL ft CO., Agents, mys tf 217 ft 210 Bay afreet. Dissolution of Couartnersbip. r |'HK firm of Brigham, Baldwin ft Co. Is this day ft dissolved by mutual consent. Savannah, June 1, I860. H. BRIGHAM. D. H. BALDWIN. C it HOIST The undersigned have this day entered In a co partnership for the transaction of a General Com mis sion and Shipping business, under the name and tltla of Brigham. Holst ft Co. H. BRIGHAM, D H. BALDWIN. «’. M. HOLST. C. H OLMSTEAD Savannah, n . 1366 Ja2-ti FOR SALE. t One Steamboat Boiler. Length, 12 leet 6 inches: width, < feet; helghth. 3 feet; containing ten retnrn goes: depth oi furnace, 5 feet: 60 horse power, 50 pounds pressure, and containing one smoke box, one (team drum, one safety valve and packing box attached. Apply to CHAS. L. COLBY ft OO., Corner Bay and Abercorn streets, JeYYw Savannah, Qa To Mechanics. P ROPOSALS will be received by tbe undersigned for the repairs of tbe Public Docks of the city Applicants must make separate statements of the ea tlmate of coats lor the- repairs of each Dock. JOHN WILLIAMSON. my!9 Chairman Com. Docks and Wharves. Notice. The undiraigned have formed a limited partnership nnder the firm of A. A. SOLOMONS ft CO. for the transaction of a general DRUG BUSINESS iu the citv of Savannah, to commence from tbe 4thoffJuna, 1306, and ro terminate the 4tb day ot Jana, 071. Abraham A. Solomons. Joseph M. Solomons, and Moure J. Solomons are the g neral partnan, and William C. O’Driscoll, of Savannah, Is the special partner, who has contributed the sum of twenty-flvei thousand dollars to the common stock of tke co-) partnenhip A. A. SOLOMONS. J. M. SOLOMONS* Savannah, Jane 4.1366 WO. C. O’B special! jei-lawew LATHS. 1A1FTY THOUSAND FIRST QUALITY, for sale 5 J 1 (tel4-tf RICHABPbON ft BARNARD. BOOKS I BOOKS I FOR SALE BY Olcotts to , V 1 BBPWP usr Cash Tor Wheat. The WHARF dock, foqnlreat Tax Mere Sinaia, by Anna Core Ritchie. 666 Penn* PtofOMCils Tkz Oaraana, by Mrs- GliphanL Tuob*t»h ; on. The Yocwges Bbozsxb. Tm—iBWCocti, by Henry Cngsiey. Tan LagVb Mire, by MM Breddon Hmffian’a Btunzar, by Shulab 4 IMa CDuorez, a novsi,founded «• fact. Mb. Brewarevlirennom, by fff. ftahinaon editiowParenni’a Iwresaav Tawas. >t-tf uMiitn.-db - tab Mil'-i, Oa Savannah afid Cgeechee Ofiaal, above i mayse,