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United States oalll such UmM as their lilies can be settled by tuo Oourts of the United States. III. The Mayor acd OUy Council of Savan nah wiiV continue aaHexwrcise their Inaction* *3 such,and wflT, In soneert with tha Command- '•mg Officer of the Pool and tha Chief Quarter- Window Glass aaADQ’BS CITY OF SAVANNAB, December 28d, 1864. GENERAL ORDERS, » 4 k. 1ftaccordance with orders revived, the deigned haa asriuned command of the < The following Staff Officers are announced Capt. W. T. Fo&bb*. A. A. G. awd-Ckiel stair • organisation, the staeota cleaned and lighted,' Capt. 8. B. WHBHZxfecx, A. A. A. G. Lieut. Col. A. H. Jacksos, Inspector. Capt. Mossb Vbals, Alde-de-Camp. Capt. Joes J* Caktih*, Aido-de-Camp. Lieut. Wk. C. Aemob, Aide-de»(Jamp. Capt. Ira B. Seymour, Provost Marshal. Capt. G. L. Parksr, A. Q. M., Post Quarter- and keep up a good underetaafilng between the citizen* aod aoldlen. They will Mc*r~ tain and report (a the Chiel C. S., aa toon aa possible, tbe aantee and Bomber ot worthy families that need eoBtetance aad enpport. The Mayor will forthwith gtye public notice that the time haa come when all moat chooee their coarse, Yis: to reinaia within our lines and conduct themselves as good eitlaens, or de-* part (h peace. He will ascertain tha namee of all who choeae to leave Savannah, and re port their namee and residence to tha Chief Quartermaster, that measures may be taken to transport them beyond the lines. IV. . Not more than two Newspapers wfll be TUTTLE, GOFFIELD & 10 MERCHANTS’ ROW, They will be obeyed and respected according* The offices oi the General Commanding, and of tbe Adjutant Generals and Inspector’s De partment, will be In the Central Kail Kpud Bank building, next to the United Stales Custom House. Office hoars for ordinary business from 111 A. M. to 8 P. M. The offices ef the other Staff Departments will be in ths Exchange building aud vicinity. JNQ. W. GEARY, Brigadier General U. 8. Vote. published in Savannah, and their Editors and Proprietors will be held to the strictest accoun tability, and will be punished severely m person •nd property for any libelous publication, mis chievous matter, premature news, exaggerated statements, or any com meats whatever upon the acts of the constituted authorities; they Will be held accountable even for such articles though copied from other payers By Order of Major General W. Y. Shsrmajl John W White, Capt 8th Mo 1 G W Parrott, Ltlsth J1I InfL Jno McGrath, USA. Alfred Stuigg, U 8 N. Geo W Poner, Chap USA. Capt JnoBeaf.US A. " Thos G Forse, 4th Ky Cav. Warren G May, HiltoD Head. Finest Quality I* M. DAYTON, uNrrou vx rimy, nuwu neau. fi W Sinclair, New York City. H Amos, The World. WmM W Williams, Port Royal A Hines, Capt yth Mich Car. D A Stephens, 56th New York. A J Clements, AQM 56th N Y. HPSmith, 17th N TTV. HEADQUAKTEB8, ) Cm 09 Iavabbah, Dec. J4th, 1804. J GENERAL ORDERS, 1 No. 2. f L For convenience In mflftary government, all that portion of tbe City lying east of Bull street. Is designated as the Eastern District; that lying west of Bull street, u the Western District. CoL Wm. B. Woods, 76th Ohio Vola., Is an nounced as Provost Marshal of the Eastern District. Hie Headquarters will be In the U. 8. Barracks, on Ball street. CoL H. A. Burn urn, 149th New York Vote., is announced as Provost Marshal of the Western District. Hie Headquarters will bo near the corner of Barnard and Qooth Broad streets. All applications for protection of persons and private property, or lor redress ot grievances, will be made to the Provoet Marshal of the Dis trict, or to the nearest officer of the guard. XL Each Regiment on Provost duty will be held responsible for the peace and good or der ol its section. The Provoet Marshals of Districts will number the sections assigned to these regiments. III. All public and private property will be protected; aad whenever necessary for each purpose, special guards will be assigned. No private properly will bo taken or used against tbe consent ef ihe owners, except upon an order from proper authority. IV. Officers and others, entitled to quarters lor private or putffic use, will make applica tion to Brig. Gen. Easton, Chief Quartermaster. V. AU persons wKhtn the City, who Rave been la any way connected with tbe rebel way, will report without delay to Captain Ira B. Bey- inour, Provost Marshal, (office la Exchange building,) aad there register their names.. VI. No eitixeu will be arrested except for misdemeanor ar span written orders from theao Headquarters ar from a ftwveet MsfsknL VLL The Fire Department ef this city has been represented by the civil authorise#as highly afflclent. Mr. Casey, acting Cblef-of the Fire Department, Is authorised to continue operations, and will be beld reeponsibla lor the faithful perform nice of his duties. All members of the different Fire Companies will continue subject to his orders, and neglect ef rgp-iri ‘ te©* ya.% »any punished. In r&be of fire, tbe Provost Marshal of the District will send Immediately strong detachments of guavds to preserve ordor In the vicinity. VIIL Those persons connected with the Water Works and Gua WorfcB of the City, will continue te perform tlielr duties ae usoaL The Manager of Lheae Works will apply to the Pro vost Marshal of tbe District In which they are located for sufficient guards for tha protection of the Works, together with the fuel and other material pertaining to them. IX. All soldiers found within the city limits, absent from their camps with on', passes from their respective commanders, will he arrested and sent to their commands. X Capt. Biles Spicer is announced ae Harbor Master of this Port, and Invested with full authority for the transaction of busluew in his Department. Office on Bay, opposite Drayton street. XL Cltisms desirous of leaving the city to go within the Rebel lines, will mak« applica tion at these Headquarters. They will be trans ported to our exterior picket line. XI1- Citterns destitute ol provisions, can nuke application at ihe City Store, where they will he supplied upon the order of Dr. Arnold, Mayor of the City. XIII. Reveille will be beaten at 6 A. M. Tat* too at 8 P. M. Taps at 9. After Taps, all en-. listed men fennd on the streets who are not on duty, and who have net preper paean, will be arreated by tha PatroL Suspicions or disorder ly characters will also be arrested after that hour. Cere must be taken In carrying out this order not to make Improper arrests of citlaaaa who may be attending to their lawful burtnau In an orderly manner. By Command of Tha directory will from day te day be corrected and enlarged, and Poet Officer* wlH oonfrx a favor on the public by handing in their names as seon as possible at the Republic** Office, besides relieving themselves’ ef a great deal of uanaeeswwy annoyance from the bewil- dsrod and enquiring multitude now compelled to trsasaot business with Gr eminent * TUTTLE, GOFFIELD & COMAHDAUV 09 THU FOOT.—GOB. Johl W* Geary; office In the Railroad leak, next to the Custom House. Lowest office In the Railroad Bank. ▲kusTABzr AurarAse Gbubal —Capt. X Bt Wheeloek; office in Rali™»trt Bank* Is fvacrroR.—Lieut. OoL JL HL Jackses^ office NOTICE. Water, Water Ajssimaut IasmovoK.—LienL Chao. Moyer, office In the Railroad Bank. Provos* Masskal—Oapt. L X Seymour; office in the Exchange. Ordsahou Depasthast.—Capt. T. $ Baylor, Chief of Ordnance, M. D. M. ~ “ PLATE GLASS ,b»t yo* assy be thaakfal for tVo von had oolv hay m mack meoe r «3 PLUCK 1 he 'would Charge yo u >llars apiece. j**tg office oorny of Lib erty and Drayton streets; Lieu!. Thomas J. Spen cer, commanding Ordnance l-epot and Arsenal, M. d. M , Ae ; Lieut. B.H. Miller, Assistant De pot Ofiduauoe Officer aad A. A. Q. M., at Arsenal. Chief Quabts&mabtbr Division OP THA Miaewaippi.— Brigadier General ■ Ratio*; of fice comer of South Broad add Montgomery streeta Post QuARTZRjcama.—Capw G. L. Parker; office on the dock, opposite Custom Hooee. pipe* and other causes, cltlaeus a raff* re by required to cause all necessary repairs to be made on any hoc* water pipes on vtatr premises .at tWr »WB proper -coat, dlherwlee toe Superintendent of the Water Works will cause the water to be cut off In all cases where such leakage or waste may be dis covered. T. J. LAMBERT, Lt. A A. A. Q. M. MU. Dlv. Miss., In charge of Railroad* and W ater Works. Jang Window Glass OOL. A. a. MARYLAND, Bpeciel Agent Post Oflc* Department, reqae* j all citiaeaa now holding the key* to Leek Boxeg to return them forthwith In order that boxes may L e The Jeaes Street Select School T AVOWLT bv Nu a. s. proa*, on J<n« .1. •«c*ad door from Barnard, *01 be reopened 01 Shipped carefully to any part of the United States. Special Notice CoanoasABY 09 SUbshubcb.—Capt. James GUlette; office on the dock, opposite Custom OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER, DEPOT, House. In Ckaros ov isusiiin on QuABYans.— CapL Goo. B. Cadwa Uadar, A, Q, »a^ Broad street. anaxstaaca sOAwnmnv* OataF 0. H Mil* Dry. of nr* Mas.—CoL A. Boakwith,North side South Broad street, between fcavannah, Ga., January 6th, 18<6. f All peraaaa having Cotton la their COiMfTff. Oommiuary * f V •absistwsco Id Dlv.. lith A. C., desires to pu r- chase a good saddle horse. Apply at kin heads** ten. car. Liherty and Habersham streets. Me *• dir so**!/ wit,bout iuT# * krat si as* her *e o Chief Qnartermaater, GEO. B. CADWALLADER, Capt. A A. Q. M., Chief Quartermaeter Depot. O H the afternoon of January id, 1864,|lntklac’iy or on the “Hing’a Bridge road,” between 8eva h- nsh and let Brigade of “Kilpatrick’s Cavalryo TUTTLE. GOFFIELD & 00 Hease. BasUees transacted at all hour* day and night f x * louisifffi »u» * Post Cojobsabt—CaptiJamos Gillette office, on the Dock, North side Buy street QoAkTBoaflMn’a Dsfastmitt.—Brig. Gen. Easton, Chief Quartermaster, corner 8outh Broad and Montgomery streets. Capt. Geo. B. CadwoUader, A. Q. M., Chief of Department; office 84 Bey street; formerly occupied by Hunter <fe Gamaudl. Capt. F. A. Seely, A. Q. M„ lu charge of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Eqaippage; of fice Northeast corner Lincoln a*d Bay street. Capt. John L. Kidly, A. a M„ steamboat and water transportation; office 98 Bay street North side, up stairs. Capt. F. 0. Batxi, A. Q. 1q charge of Qqat term asters stores; tffioe 108 Bay street, North side. ^ Capt. G. L. Parker, A. Q. M., Po*l Quarter master; office in the Farmers <% Mechanics’ Bank, Bryan street, west of Drayton. Lieut. Fred. Hspe, Jr., A. A. Q. U , in eh***# of fl•■■■■■ wwr»nops and City Trass- portatiou, office 83 Bay street, one door East ot ths building formerly occupied by Muster ds GammelL Lieut. L. B. Young, A. Q. 1L, In cb«i|pe of Forage; office 94 Bay street. North side. Llent. A. B. Howard, A. A. Q M., In charge of Assignment si Baildfcg* aad Corrals; office 96 Bay street. North side. Chae. F. Matteson, Lfeutjand A. A. Q. M., in charge of Marine repair shops, coal dtp ot and Assistant Master of Marins Transpor tatfon.— Office, E. A. Soullard, Bay street. ' Conn Msirnsr..—General Court Martial Sd division, 14th Army Corps. In atssion at the Court House—OoL Chae. Lamm, 19th Michi gan infantry, Preaideni; Captain Thot. J. Rhodes, 49th Uliaois infantry, Judge Advocate. Hour* from 9 to 13 a. za., and from 2 to 4 p. m. Ganuat. Coost IfianmL—1st Division* 29th Oorpe, in session nt Court House. Lieut. OoL B. Watkins, lABd S. Y. Vole., President; Capt. Brown,2d Mass. Vola., Judge Advocate. Hours 10 a. ni. to 2 p* m. T. J. Lambert, Lieut and A. A.Q. M., in vharge of Railroads. Office in the building formarly oo- supied by Erwin A Hardee. oawraKc* onpaBTMixr. Capt T. G. Baylor, Ordnance Officer M. D. M-j office corner ot Liberty and Drayton strests; of- fipe hours fro n 9 am. until 4 p.m. Lieut T. J. Spencer, Depot Ordnance Officer M. D. M., and Lieut B. E. Miller, Aart Depot Ordnance Officer M. D. JL; ofioeeoorner of Yor k and Habersham streets; office hours from B a, m* until 4 p. mj hours at the arsenal and ahopf ihe n»l “Promli.ory Not. Jim9—tf " Appln.................. Poutoei, per berrel Pickle*, In gl*u (quart.) 41 44 (Calf gallon). Hackarel.ln aane Whileflah, In aana Haddock, In cans Come One 9 Come All On Monday Night, January 9th, 1866, THERE WILL BE HA« BRAND EWTiRTAINtlENT Pcache., t lb. caaa... Egg Plam, I lb. cane, r«u, > - Poinatooa, S 44 Can MeaU,......... (MORTIMER THOMSON,) By the kind permission of Gen. Geary. Cemaaad- axt of the Post, will, On Wednesday Evening, Jan. 11, 1805, Dsliver his popular VERSIFIED LECTURE GIVEN AT ST. ANBRB W8 9 HA 1*1*, Corner Jefferson aad Broughton streets, by the PHILADELPIIA AQUANIPIRA TROUPE Consisting Of 14 Perfermers. SONGS,- BURLESQUES .DAN CElwAc^Ae- A SHALL dwell! S. tors furuishec, di nd two children. Adc land—9* llag or part ir ooard for of a house, far rt a gentleman, la ij 47, Poiaakl Hoa c. kali pints,. Cranberry Bams*, I*emona, per box,— Oranges, * Milk, condensed, per ean,.... Soap, tslletflue, per box ef 4 piacee,. ** M Atlantic,’’ Mirrors, pocket, best,.. Mirren, poeket, fid elsus,..„... M ... RVBBXR OOODa. Goats,, »« *•» Talmos.wlth files vm,— — - B ar « young man who has bjos four ya&rs ia l he Soath, for the past ten months of which b is been clerk In an Adjutant Genera i’s office In 8*v* u- nah: is a good writer and first class accountant a id book-keeper. Please leave word with Sr. H. 8. Belt, at this office.Janl—** THEATRE h.4mlaaloa,~TO«.; Basarrad Reward! L OST, between town and the camp of the 1st Dlv., Sd Brig., 98th A. C., the sum of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN DOLLARS. ronsisU ing of three bills for $50 each oa a Boston Bank, one gift U. 8. Currency, one ten and one five dollar notes. Ths numbers of the four large notes ore known — Any one returning the same ta the office of this pa- LOST jBoola,. ,,*,,,*,,.*..4 Woolen Bhlrtfl,..,*.. White Linen fihlrts,. Suspenders, 1st class, •* 8d class, Gloves, Buck,. .NS large sloed Leather POCKET BOOK, tr 1a ' mormteg, between Headquarters 8d Brigade. 8d del on, 14th A. 0.,and Headquarters fid Dirisf j b, 4 A. C., containing about ONE TEOC3A D LLARB, U/8. Currency, Bald Pocket Book te rked inside, “D. Horton, FentoavlUe, Mlehlg n. »above reward will he paid to any person refii n- the same te'me at these Headquarters, or glv eg nmation whereby the same may be Coord. D. HORTON, Cent, and C. 8. Vo-. [eadqcarters fid Brigade, Id Davison, 14fc A. *JL, annah, Ga., Jan. % 18m. Ian t per will be handsomely rewarded. Ganatletto, Tickets of Admission, Ode uollar—te hehad at J. C. Schreiner A Co.’s Mnslc Store, and at the door on the night of toe Lecture. Seats can be secured at the Hall between 4 a.m. and 12 m,*and from 8 to 4 p. m.janfi Goiton Gloves, L D. OARRf from Wayne county, Michigan, •can hear of his brother by calling at T. Hilton's residence, southeast comer of Jones and Abercom streets. Janfi—a* Notice The following soldiers will oall Immediately or seed authorised persona to the Pest Office to ob tain paokagea there for them: Lieut M W Cannon, so B, 58ed Ill YI. Notice, HOME INSURANCE CO. I Savannah, January 7,18GL ( y An election for Directors to manage the aflhlrt of this Company for the ensm- ingyear, will be held at tha office of the Compaay, on THURSDAY, the 19th Inst., between the hours of le m. and 9 p. m., under the auperintenienee prescribed by the By-Laws of the Company. JanS—td M. A. COHBN, Te THE LADIES |» DHSUMit S OF SAfAMlSU. W. T. Forbes, A. A. G. Solomon Myers, co H, 86th Ill. Peter JLlmdersmlth, eo X, 68th Ohio. G W Gongleten, eo A, 4th Iowa. W B respectfully inform tbe public In genera* that we have resumed our business as General Auctioneers and Commission Merchant^ and will attend to the sale of] sonal Property.MerchaaMlKe, npHB undersigned respectfully soUelte a like al A share of yourgatrongfc, as he Is aew prepared to do up gsrdaina, prams roeo and grapa vines, al o, cemetery lota, at shortest notice. Residence on Jones street, between Jefferson an! Montgem tj . JAB. MkDPPCk. HEiDQDkBTEBa, ) Mjutast Dmsios er ran Miaeiaiim, > In tbe Field, Sarancak, Ga., Dee. H6tb, 1864. J SPECIAL FIELD OEIJEES, I No. 14a ( -*-Zb»City of SaTannab and enrreudlcc conn- try will be held aa a Military Post and adapted to fnlme military aaaa, bnl as It contains a pop- elation oi e-ne. 90,000 people wha ansi be prrrtced lor, aBd aa other eUlzeaa say :on.e, It Is proper to lay sawn certain general princi ples, that all within Us ailltaty jar,(diction may understand their relative doties and obli* gatloca. L Daring war, tbe Military la superior to Civil authority, and where interests clash, the Civil most give way; yet, where there U ce conflict, every encouragement should be given ta well disposed and peaceful Inhabitants to re- tame their aerial pursuits. Families should be disturbed as little as possible' In their rest, deuces, and tradesman allowed the free use of their shops, tools, &C. Churches, schools, all places of amneement and recreation shsnld be encouraged, and streets and roads mads perfect ly safe te parsons In their nsoal permits.— Buses should not ho exacted within the Uno of otter pickets, bat if any person shall abase •te>e privileges by comrannlcatlag with the atomy, or doing any act of hostility to the Government el the United States, he or the will bo punished with the a truest rlg^j of the Commerce with the outer world wfil ho re- •meed to an extent commeasnrate with the w sts ef the dtlnns, governed by tbe reslrlo- tlflus and rules ef the Treasury Department. L The Chief Quartermaster and Commie- •a j, ef the Army may give suitable employ- mart to the people, white and black, or trans- '1 W tsniICbVU, w A, *,u rows. Lt P Balue, co D, Tth Iowa. Oacar Picker,. 19th 111. Wm Williams, 9#th New Jersey, A Oat, co A, loth Pane. i Brig Gen M D Lesgeit. M D Ltetaj, TO u, Sun Ill. Wm Montgomery, Hoepltal Stewart, TOth O. Wm i Brimkley, care Ordnance Officer 8J Dlv 14th A C. W A Bose, eo C, ISthiowa. Fred i DsGmsb, Hhadquartora Sd Brlw lot Dlv. lith A C. Johnson, eare Copti,MBoots,OB Thomas Oanloy, 104th ilL S B Hill, eo G, ease Ohio. H > Waterman, ec B,91at Wisconsin. T B Hwarta, ao F, 66th Ill. W M Starr, eo G, 81st laws. 9 D Llndsiej, so B, 60th IlL I Goo W Famer, Sergt Co B, Slat Wisconsin. I John B Kennean, co A, 86th IlL Adolphus FDopatrick, care Captain Oabnrn, 90th Ind Battarv. ^JotoD»mb,doI,169dBT,9d Dlv, Sd Brig, ^^-,00 BilOSdN ?, Bd Brig. 3d Dlv, 0 Cttarhark Ass’t Surgeon In ahnrxn UPth \ Y, td Brig, id Dlv, 90th V a ” Oho. Oewin, id Div Hospital, 90th A a Ptoriek Lowry, oe B, lith New Jersey, 3d Bri* lot Dir, 90th A 0. /.ouortg, vB 0 Dillon, co G, 18th •hlo.Sd Dlv, lith A O, ^Wm Morphy, Provost Guard 3d Bri, 1st Dlv, win tr wing, oo o, vutn wu. — John W*iahelaer, lath N Y Battery. Eugene Lepron, 85th N«w Jersav. Michael Cooney, oo G, 17tk n t, i*t Brte fid Div, 14th A C. ^ Jahn Coaldon, 48d Now Jarsay, fid Brig, fid Div, 30th AO. * Hsnry Pali, co B, 4Sth Penn. Bdward MoOormlak, oo G, 3Sth MlassorL Henry Roberts, coB. 0th Iowa Bon Wagner, so H, flCth Ohio MDtv CO °' Uh ^ Ut Btit ' Jacob 8 Miller, eo I, UOth Ill, 90th A 0. •ergt Geo W Fennow, eo B, Elat Wisconsin, 14th AC. Sam C Sanford, co E, 18th Wlaoonsln. ^ Bargt David MlcUoUtnapp's Pa Battery, 10th A A John, Heodq’a 1st Dlv, 14th AC Oh as F Has toy, co F, lith Ohio Wm M Downing, ce G, 78th Ill Gottlob Wlldermnth, en G, 78th rsgt, 4th Dlv, 90th A C. Wm B Coatee, 5th tottery, Wta Vet Volo, Sd Dlv, 14th AO HonryGarvm, Wd Ohio, 00th A U. Estate,8tockB,Per- niture, «*tc.,etc.Our FOR SALE, At 151 Congress Street, /^Vif the lato campaign, 03 or about the 17th »l U or November,7^080 BELT aad COLi ’8 REVOLVER. The follow lag inscription wu oa he ^-^Presentefi to Lt. A.«. Bheukerd by thomomb n of Oo. “X.” 8M Reg’t Mas*. Vote.” Thu irticlee are hirhly prteed by the owner, an 1 a bandsemoreward whJ be paid, hyleavlng than »* Hcodqnartors Chlfif of. ArUUwy, fiflth A. C., ar at thi* office. A soldier •€ the 1st IMvision was ot m to pick them up. If hdwfll returu vrnne a* f« ca tion* will be ukad. Janl—good' GO AND SEE SAND ’ DI (ST. ANDREW’S WAli, Mathew Van Teasel, Chief Marine Xnglneer; office *9, 89 Bay street. 44 Hauox HtJtvu,—Oapt SOM Spicer, third dear asst from Drayton (treat, north aide Bay .r near Soath Broad street, between • ho U hoan of ten and twelve yesterday, Dec. Slat ■ • MXMOltLNDM BOOK^conmlnla* a aum o| D rewarded. Cara. S'. n £?, it Si. DRESS COATS, PANTS AND VESTS, FATIGUE COATS, Ac. lanl—3* We hare been requested by tka Mayor te pnhliak the following reviled list of Ward Committees, which will prove of intnroel to the public, who have aw taaperaaloa duly to dlichaiwei Aaaon Ward—Jae • MUM, 18 Bell. Brown Ward—TSVayto,J B Gandry, A • lllark,G WDsvD. Bowenville—W Coates, J B Thompson. Chatham Ward—G O Casey, M Derail, S denes. Carry tow a—Jeha McGleehen, B Shafts]. ' Cal bom Ward—JN Ooervolale, ~A T Ben- aett, C B Ashe. Columbia Ward—Jno Poly, J McMahon. Crawford Ward—H 6111am, P Prenty. Decker Ward—A Fawcett, J McConagby. Derby Ward—8 W Wright, J M Henderson. Elbert Ward-Dr Mayer, 6eotge W Wylly, 8 Gera tm an. Franklin Ward—B Lachllaon, J Uppmaa. New Fmeklln Ward—John Bfran, PatSek SobIj. • , Forsyth aad Charttan—W SwoU, Leal Mart, Green Ward—M Lavls. Gaston Ward—Dr Wilcox, F Keiaoka. Reothoote Word—Jno 8 Daalal, T 8 MUMr. GEO. B. CADWALLADER, Wanted, NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, MERINO UNDERSHIRTS jjco DRAWERS. COLLARS, NECK TIES, SUSPENDERS, COTTON AND WOOLEN HALF HOSE, In stor*, aoarjrtAanp Oof pom to <uagU» IM Wim*toa®' a» C&otr in Ou Arm*. A apooteiitr to oar buflnoe* haa bean aade ot MILITARY RATS, BOOTS AND SHOES. HT All the above Good* have justarriwad |omN.w York, end or. retoU FOR SALE. THE SAFANNM C8UE8E A WI«Id assortment oi the following Good eepocL&lly euleefod lor army nee t PRESERVE]) MEATS, SAN FRUITS, F#r ftaoj; Ladle*, (IdilllHa AND DAT»8CHOO‘ , nriu, rosmaaa IU txeraloea on TUBSDt I W Jon- 8d, 13a*. For partlcalhra, lnqalrsof , ao PrefoiaonatthB Saraven Koa»e—entrance on L all THE CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOB BOYS. TTTTth resame Its regular exercises oa WXD- Vv wmtrtAT, Jan. ithASto. For partlcolan with regard to terms, Ac., apply to the ProloMora. Sere* rr— - * ftononadai Anal Rail afrmnfs of the army. Fine Cut and Smoking Tobaooc; ▲ tergu etock of 1VATT PLUG H REPC laiC-iN, MOllNW JAxV XOCfA. S1V1NN1H REPIIILIC1N. S A V A N N AIT: Ths humoroua envertainmaot advertised In oar columns by the inimitable “Q. K. Philan der Doeaticka,” Esq., to take ptece at the thea. tre, will doubtlese draw an overflowing house and an appreciative andience. The subject, Flack, te nota new one for the consideration of tbe thousands of brave men who will oeeem- ble to hear Mr. Thomson dilate in his original •Lyle upon a tbeme ao ii exhaustible. We need not advise on early attendance, for ifce Aihe nasum will not be able to contain half tbe peo ple anxious to listen to Ihe Plucs(y) disserta tion. A few ticket* con be had at our office on Bay street. Reserved seats can be procured at the Box Office of the Theatre, from 9 a. m. to 1 p. oa., and from 8 to 5 p. m. A sufficient military force will be in attertflooca to insure & harmonious entertainment, free from all dis- Ths exhibition of the uSollaa Minstrels, an- Bounced In our amusement columns to take place at St. Andrew’s Hall, we are Informed will be,conducted*In true managerial style. No disturbance of any kind will be tolerated for a fiiomeht in the hall, and rowdies are respect fully Invited to s&vc their moeey and remain away from the performance. No efforts will be spared to make the enteatalament one worthy in every reaped of the patronage and •npport of a respectable and appreciative com* munity. Let the hq^l be well filled with an orderly andience, aad we have no donbt all will feel satisfied with their investment. B4YJLKBJJ1 Fibs Compajst.—At the annual mealing of this company, held Friday evening last at the Fireman’s- Hall, the following offi cers were elected Chiefs of the Savannah Fire Department, to serve for the ensuing year : Christopher C. Casey, Chief Fireman. Francis Blair, Second . “ “ James L. Haupt, Third M M Potmnxm 11—Dceeticks’ Lecture is un avoidably postponed till Wednesday evening, January lith. Cnow&KD Out—A very readable and inter esting contribution from our regnlar corres pondent "Fenian,” being number two of a ae ries of Pen and Ink sketches of prominent Generals. We shall publish this article on Tueaday morning. LIST OF PRICBS For the regulation of the sale of the following artldos in tits city of Savannah : Apples..^.. $18 00 Blaekiag, bottles or boxes, large 50 M “ small 8ft Boots, Cavalry, best.......... f8 to 86 00 Brushes, Tooth, best....... 1 00 ‘‘ Hair, beat 1 00 Batter. .•••••* 76 Cheesa, por potutf 50 Combs, with mirror.,.. 75 M plaiu.50 * India rabber...., 50 Mom. M*aMa.MtMaa>i*«.M4«i. II ** fisc..■,».«, 90 Confiioa, Adamantine, per ponad. 40 4*60*8 ABD VOWACKK). Smoking Tobacco, “C. H. Llllenthal,” perponnd. $8 00 Navy Tohacoo, "I-e Nevla,” per lb 1 7» Tin Foil, "Lillenthal,” per package 8ft Havana Began, No. 1, per box 15 00 ** “ 44 44 44 10 00 Concha’s Tobacco, M * 4 ... 750 Tat V co - ^y,- • •—— » ?**\\ III - ||$W Llueny Ward-^E J t . Brown and A B rVc*. ..lo -Vbky. Ward—Win 5 Stark, O Cue. LOW* t. ^>rd —A 8 P w; g P^J^r a d Mont>rc, >r ara—J L Fii:alusgi,W 8 Bog a, i. Magana, tVari 4 .—Jamas .Moaubnu, X t MmahaCjJr. North Oslcthorpe vTard—McJarland, Joh i Ualj, Patamllh. o. lMhovpa Wirt—J O'Bjmao, A Kimv J 8 Md In a. Mlddi. C, lalhorpe Ward—G Blooot, Jamoa WMM. Pnlaak Warfl—W L Vroom, G f FalOB. Farclv 1 Ward—H C! Freeman, F W Head man. Bayasl a Ward—Wm P Hnnter, Wm Dnn- Ttoap BHmmaaJto, C Lampe. Walton nurd-Bucket, Whalen. Warstm ard —J L Haupt, James D'oyle, T Pepper. Wesley -• rrt—Jobe B. Barnwell. Waaklngtuu Ward—B Hager, N Wolt. Frew Tow —Geo Baakman, Thaq Baber. Tli re© Cheers AMD . Step 4 imdred aaB Eiffel Guas! I D0ESTI0KS at m THEATK EVERT M6HT 1 ! •very one o! ye* to lute—a you that L l inum HBIItU f. i. Melds orth at Ue MkATBB,ln SaraaaatL (a tow u jan may tore Ward ol) HVBB? MIGHT, dh'Tre anblsctor PLUCK! all, to co—e and hear JUt Ideas am the lufeterT lo be sure you will have fee pay ONB DOLLA1 RACW I for tVo *t »pt»ln Sejundor^offlM.’caty Provoat'^ItorSal, o* bv hrU«ln* it to Camp of ath Penn. Oamlrv. LEWIS A. HaSlt. Jan4 3* 1st Lt» Oo. F, fito Pena. Caralry. $15 Reward, A LINE OWIOXS’I SWORD, (iMtdtf wabbi 4 - Wltn plate brus band*,) wUksa fro« t»* raodilde near Mlhen, abont 14 o’aiooi, Saturd y Lea 4<1, lfifik Tbe abore reward will be poll ate Bwor<l 1* left at this office or return*! t.> the owner. „ QAPT. 8BAR8, » fifid Horn WAOTED.
