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AUCTION SALE fcnc^» Th® annual report oftka Hon. H. Hurl- bard, Comptroller of the Currency, as already stated, renews his recommendations of last year for the redemption of all national bank notes in New York, believing that the ulti mate redemption of all such cuitanoy is established beyond a question. . It only re mains to make them convertible. This, ho argues, can be done only by making them re- deemaMa at a common centre, whioh should be the centre of trade. When this is accom plished, the amount of notes in circulation ViU be regulated strictly by the demand. local column of its paper—the Brunswick ■Banter—i& becoming a flourishing seaport The last number of the Banner announces theftrrival in.port of the ship XTelson Wall, from London, consigned to Messrs. Epping The editor informs his reacf|fa that he has had the pleasure ofa ride over the Macon and Brunswick B&ilroad aslar as Station No. 1, eleven miles from the city. He says : “For SOmgteffilTBtadhimjMdeadvwavJwm. unavoidably delayed, in consequence of the swaibpstorough which it passes, all of the road being made ground. We are happy to say that they nwli. lit Ihu-iiiiiipiff and every indication is of rapid progress with the work. That portion of the road alreaidv built is of the most substantial character, and will compare favorably with any road in the When the para medicinal restorative, now so v known uWia'i Schiedam Schnapps, was tatroi into the world under the endorsement of tour sand leading members o f the medlmlprenj®* new and useful prep«tate®W"* , <^ — * jfor<i ’ er orwtto invest tt, with pirate It difficult and dangerous. Itwss suDmuwa w distinguished d&UhMHcd'tadf****® 4 pronounced by them the purest spirit over mxnuiaclured.l|^U- rity and properties having been thus aacertalnMremu- plea of the article were forwarded to ten thousand phyatciaaa. Including an the leading practitioner* ip , the United States, for purposes of Mperlman. ft, circular, xequ»*£ wJLSpf.theprepsratton and,re- port of the result, aecompanied eaoh spectment.. Four thousand of the most eminent medical men In tbs Union promptly responded. Their opinions of the artlde were unauiuususly favorable. Such a prepara tion they said, had Ions been wanted by the profes- £on « no JtaAc. could be -placed on the ordinary' liquors of commerce, ail of which were more or lea. and therelere 'unfit for medical purpoaee. ThepawdlaV exceleucs and strength of the oilof junl- State.” « ■ - - • ■ • !) j This same paper.notices the performances of the Brunswick Amateur Cinb, who “on Monday night played Robert Maoairc and That Blessed Baby to a full house, andac- -quitted themselves with credit. All seemed w ;t2i the entertainment, ami Mornus ruled the hour.” The editor doses his com plimentary notice With the following an- ; nonpeement: ...;j . , xtpdrnirw “This was the last appearance of fine of- the accomplished ladies of the corps. She leaves us with regret on the pert of the pub lic, and carries with her the good wishes of ’ many admiring friends. Dame Bumor has it that she leaves the mimic stage to fulfill an engagement upon the stage of life, where she plays a new, and, we hope, a happy role. v They are also blessed with an enterprising colored population in Brunswick, as will be seem by the following: On the evening of the 17th inst, Mr. U. Dart, Jr., discovered fonr American citizens of African scent with a dead poker of his in their possession. They had their gnns and had evidently been on a raid. Mv. D. gave chase and they skedaddled. He however succeeded in capturing one Edward Beese. Two others, Bobert Merchant and Dick, both | from St. Simon’s Island, jumped into a boat and made their escape. Henry Bryant, the remaining gent, didn’t remain long, however, bnt took to the water in fine fish style, bnt owing to a want of swimming capacity, foun dered. He is supposed to have been drowned. From among the local items in the Banner, we select the following: Gas Lights.—Dr. Brewster has in the new dwelling which he has now nearly completed in this city, famished it with complete gas fixtures, by which every room in the dwelling and kitchen will be lighted. We hope the novat-lt NATIONAL CONVENTION TO REVISE THE CONSTITUTION. Under.'the title of ‘-The National States,” e publish on our first page, this morning, an articie ffom the' pen of Hon. S. S. Nicho- iAS,-of Kentucky, in which he favors the call of a National Convention for the revision and adaptation of/toe Constitution of the United States to-the changed national status. The' reputation-of the writer as an able jurist and experienced politician wfll give weight to Ids opinions on a subject which is attracting the at^g^gdtoME^^mmriavid the profound The Expedient of calling a National Con- ventid®dfer the purpose proposed by Judge Nicholas,,’suggested itself to our mind when the result bf the late Presidential election dis- Superintenasnt. To Reduce Stock and Make Room for a Superb Assortment of AND ARTICLFS SUITABLE FOB THE HOLIDAYS. Wei will Sell by. AUCTION, for CASH, a Splendid Variety of the Goods, in our Store, > No. 109 BROUGHTON STREET; sion, the temptation being the . difficulty and expense of retumtag thair notes for redemp tion. In this, as in all other cases, the in ferior currency will be the more abundant. a [id, unfailing convertibility is the only safe e, and in the end meat economical. In his last annual report the Comptroller remarks that there was not at the time any immediate demand for the/rodemptioa of national bank note*, but it would be one of the healthiest evidences of returning sound ness in onr financial affairs if it should be begun. If legal-tenders should command a small premium it would begin. It would b® the find step towards specie payment It wonld miAjappxa in legal-tender notes—the date of their appreciation in value. At the same time it would-be a healfhy reminder to the banks that then circulation is (. liability payable on demand. The Comptroller is op posed to the payment of interest on bank balances by New York city banks; and favors a return togigeeie peymsutp.,..,,,. ’ "f.;-'* 8teainbbife[. •’ U Mi I ’ CITY OF SAVANNAH,) Orrici Ctxsx or Cocson., } t ",-W . November 19,1868. J Tke following extract from City Ordinances ia pub-' IfimfrirInformation; (Extract Ordinance 28Ui November, 16U.) “No steamboat shall, while passing the line of wharves in the city, exceed in spsedtffrro miles per hour.*'- 4 i L. j ■ “Every steamboat so violating the owner or owners thereof shell be subject to a fin? not exceeding thirty dollars for each and every offcnCe,” The police force lire directed to place all violators of -'this ordinance on the Information Rocket. a ’ xrrvTxr t nr> n th® Schnapps, together with an unalloyed character of the alcoholic element, give it, to the estimation of the fhcultpi a superiority over every other diffusive stimulant as a diurcUc tonic and restorative. These satisfectary credentials from professional men of the highest rank were published to a «m- denaed Ibrm, and enclosed with each bottle of the Schnapps, aa one of the guarantees of ita gunuine- neaa. Other precautions against fraud were also adopted; a patent was obtained for the article, the lable was copywrighted, efas simile of the proprietor's autograph signature was' attached to each lable and cover, his name and that of the preparation wore em bossed on the bottles, and the corka were sealed with his private seal. Ho article had ever been sold to this. country under the name of Schnapps prior to the In troduction of Wolfe’s Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps, thelast that {be popular voice of the country would declare in favor of the supremacy of the Constitution. In the success cf the nodi cal party-npon toe issues presented, we re cognize not so mnch the indifference of the people for Constitutional government as their conviction that the fragments of that - , -- ! . BY SINGLE PIECE, OR LOT TO SUIT PURCHASERS. Wednesday, November 25,1868, at 10 o'clock. BUXJJST & MEYER, -Aaictioneera. This will he a fine opportunity forJIouse-Keepers, and those who de sire, to supply themselves with Holiday Presents now, at AUCTION PRICES; and at the same time give ns room for the display of the ELEGANT NEW GOODS NOW ON THE WAY TO US. to 1851; and the lable was deposited, as his trade made, to the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York daring that year. - It might be supposed by persons unacquainted with the daring character of the' pirates who prey upon the reputation of honorable merchants by vending delete rious trash under their name, that the protections so carefully thrown around these Sconopps would have precluded the introductions and asle.of counterfeits.. They seem, however, only to have stimulated the rapacity of Impostors. The trado msrk of the proprie tor has been stolen; the indorsement which his Schie dam Aromatic Schnapps aiouo received from the medi cal profession has been claimed by mendacious hum bugs; hie labels and bottles have been Imitated, his ad vertisements paraphrased, his circulars copied, and worse than all, dishonorable retailers, after disposing cf tiis genuine contents of his bottles, have filled them J UP With common gto.tfio most deleterious of all‘; liquors, and thus made his name and brand s cover for poison. ' The public; the medical profession and the sick, for whom the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps is prescribed as s remedy, arc .equally interested with the propria-' torto the detection and suppression of these nefari ous practices. The genuine article, manufactured at the establishment of the undersigned, to Schiedam, Holland, Is distilled from a barley of the finest quality, end flavored with an essential extract of' tiro berry of ■ the Italian juniper, of unequalled purity. By a process unknowtitc the preparation of any other liquor, it is freed from every acrimonious and corrosive element. •. u . *«;.•» Complaints have been received from the leading physicians and families to the Southern Slate* of the - sale of cheap of tit® Schiedam Axomatio Schnapps to those markets; and travellers, who ar. in the habit of using it as an antidote to the baneful in fluence of unwholesome river water, testify that cheap gin; put up to Schiedam bottles, is frequently palmed off upon the unwary- The agents of the undersigned have bojtn requested to institute inquiries on the sub ject, and to forward to him the names of such parties as they may ascertain to bo engaged in the atrocious system of ^pUptlon. In conclusion, the undersign ad would say thst'he has produced, from under the hands of the most distinguished men of science to America, proofs unanswerable of the purity and medicinal ex cellence cf tho Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps; that ha W.a m,ny thousand dollars to u ‘" immiifaig it with guarshtees and safeguards, which he designed • shouldprotsctthspublio and himself against fraduient tofltationa; that ho has shown,lt to be the only liquor to tha world that can ba uniformly depended upornas unadulterated; that he has challenged investigation, fafirftpEfiEQTij and atjipHttipd^ jjx all |j| fmTtli- and from every ordeai the preparation which hears his name, seal and trade mark, has .come off J.triumphant. Be tberfOre feels ft a duty he owes to his fellow-citizens generally, to the medical profession and the sick to denounce and expose the charlatans who counterfeit • these evidences of identity, and he calls upon the press and the public to aid him to hia efforts to remedy so great au eyfi. Tha following letters and certificates from the leading physicians and chemists of this ctfy will prove to the reader that all goods , sold by tha undersigned ■ are all they arc represented to be. uV;,, UDOLFHO WOLFE. instrument which have survived the late po. litical convulsion are nnsnitedto the changed condition of onr political and social status. Notwithstanding the late verdict of the peo- plq is claimed by extremista as sancticmiii^ and ratifying the glaring innovations and usurpations' of the Badical majority in Con gress,'who have boldly declared their disre gard of the-restraints of the Constitution, we are mfwfiling to hetievfi' ifiat the Ameri can people.- are prepared io ahandon the principles' of Bepnblican Cdnstitational Gov ernment; . We do not believe that they are ready to accept an imperial despotism or plunge into anarchy. Government must be either-djdpotic/prconstitutional. Whatever have been onr conflicts of opinion, principles and interested as a nation we are alike devoted to the principles of free government. Why then ehonid not the statesmen of the North, tliezSoath, /the East and the West unite, in an effort not only to reconcile all past disa greement, disorder and strife, bnt ..in a spirit of concession and confidence, rebuild and re establish, on the only foundation of mutual consent, the fabric of onr national liberty. As will be seen by '-the article which we published yesterday, the proposition is fa vored, by. leading men of the Bepnblican party. It js sustained by 1 Jndge Nicholas with argument which cannot fail to convince eveiy candid, patriotic man. The subject is one whoefejises above all party considera tions, and appeals to the judgment of every lover of-his cduntiy. It i* an appeal to the bead and heart of the American people, which no true friend of the liberty, peace and prosperity of bis country can reject. Bow at Qoithan Conni HocBB.-Winle.the Superior Court was in session at Georgetown, Qmtinan county, Ga., on .Tuesday morning last, a citizen approached his. lather who was in the Court Hpuse, and spoke in rather a loud tone to him, as he igjdeaf. The Judge hearing the noise and seeing.the parties fined them one dollar each. After the court ad journed for dinner, the young man approach ed the Jndge, and after some words,-assailed him. They were separatedheforo much dam age was done,: and the-Jndge ordered the Sheriff to snmmon a posse to arrest the assail ant. The Sheriff could find none .willing to aid him, and the order of .the Judgg was un heeded. After the court assembled, tin* Judge fined him hi the sum of~$'200 and.to he im prisoned. for twenty days, / As the;assailant had threatenedto shoot thq^first man. that laid hands on him, the arrestq*as not niiide. , ..? The Jndge has adjourned the conrt for the present. . * itiiw arh.iariqoiqc; The above are the tecta as near as. we conld ascertain them. We tiave. given no names, hoping that the unfortunate difficulty may yet be amicably settled.—JSufccuia 2Tgv>s, lSlh. novl7-t<l day is not ter distant when eveiy dwelling will thos lie illuminated, and also oar streets, which now appear dark and dreary, will at every comer have a light to cheer toe weary laborer and merchant to his quiet home after toe toils of toe day have ended. FOB BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA. The Wednesday’s Hteamer of the Charleston and Florida line, will, after HOYEHHEB 18th, touch at Brunswick, leaving Savannah at 9 a' CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA STEAMBOAT LINE, GevEbal Ghaut took breakfast yesterday morning at Delmonico’s with Horace Greeley, onr next Minister to Great Britain.—Sew York paper. It would seem as if toe Badical party, having been maddened by toe resistance of their aggressions by toe Southern people, have determined to do all in their power to degrade toe country at home and abroad. Not content with revolutionizing toe Govern ment, destroying toe Constitution, bankrupt ing toe Treasury, overrunning toe South with carpet-baggers—whose alliance with toe scala wags and negraes has placed them in toe offices of to® Country, Federal and State— mongrelizing toe nation by forcing upon the white people negro political and social equal ity, filling toe land with whiskey ring and Bureau thieves and swindlers, to plunder the people of their substance;—they now con template, in addition to all their devilment, political, social and moral, to cap the climax of national disgrace by sending the great- grand-tether of lies, toe high eock-a-lomm of-Fourierism, Bam-bnmerism, Abolitionism, Monnonism, Free-Loveisin, Higher Lawism, Mlllerism, Know-Nothingism, Bran-Breadism, Bntabagaism, White-Hatism, Dirty-Shirtism, Blackguardism—in short, all toe isms with which sooiety was ever afflicted—Horace Greeley, Minister to Great Britain. . bn; us Election Notice. ... - CITY ^F SAYANNAH, ) Office Clkbk of Council, S j . November It. loft) ' An election will be .held at the next regular meeting of Council, on WEDNESDAY, November ^5. 18G8. for fits office of Messenger of Council, to fifi the vacancy caused by the resignation of John UcDermoth Applicants must state in tbclr applications the names of their securities, (two required to the bond,) and hand in their applications to me on or befereXO A. M. on that day. Salary—Seven hundred and twenty dollars per on- WEEKLY NHWS EDITED BY COt. W. T. THOHPSO.V, The author of “Hajor Jonea’Ceurtahig,” “Adventuree OF AIX STYLES AND DESCHIPTIOKS, which aa offer attach ; a.aris .. , . LOWPI»©E8 AUTO DRFYAIA COMPETWHHn Our stock being KAHUFACTUHBD BY Ot!Z- SELYES, we can warrant them in every respect aa represented, and aa we have bat For Havre. ■■ The A1 American ship ROCHESTTB, (of twenty^wo hundred bales capaci ty,) Captain Oliver, having a portion at ' her cargo engaged, will have immediate ’ dispatch as above. For farther engtg*- to BRIGHAM, HOLST & CO. i-, :. THUNDERBOLT PARK. Later from Paraguay-. Off . Files of Buenos Ayres papers up to Sep tember 27, contain important additional news regarding afiairs in Paraguay. Besitez, toe Paraguayan Minister of Foreign Affairs, who conducted toe correspondence with Wash- bdhse, has been himself arrested and im prisoned by Lopez on a charge of treason,- and his office is now filled by Senor Carmtsos. The latter has written a very long letter to Mr. Washbuhne, in which occurs toe fol lowing: “In view of all this, my government would be jnstified, in toe present critical condition of public afiairs in Paraguay, in ceasing all cor- S ondence with one who seems to sym- ize with the traitors now anayed against holy' national cause. But my Govem- OBTE PRICE! Medical Notice. Every cue can be aasnred of fldr dealing. SS" COUNTRY MEBCHAXTS, and all those la wart of anything in onr line, are respectfully solicited te call and examine our stock, as we consider It, no trou ble to show or price onr goods. CLOTHING MADE TO OBDER AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. Notice to: Gas Consumers. , . v Ton ore respectfully Invited to tall at the office of the SAVANNAH IMPROVED GAS-EIOJK? COMPANY, comer of Bull and Bay Streets, fid floor, betweenthehour*of7andSo’clockP. M.,to -witness and teat tha improvement in the light from common city gas effected by the Company. With the same light sow obtained, a deduction of dbout 25 per cent, in cost may be relied on. This Company has been in operation about*four months,' and we would refer to our present patrons aa to the general satisfaction given. , . / The apfaratua la introduced free of cost. GEO. W. WYELY, President. py respect pre-eminently pure, anddqterv- Ucal patronage: At all events, it la tha dble article or Holland Qis, heretofore nn- and aa auch may be safely prescribed by DAVID E. MOTT, M. D-, Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York. to® holy- national cause. But my Govern ment, ever solicitons to give nneqnivocal proofs of-Its high consideration and esteem of the great American republic, limits itself you toTewe thecountiyP A steame^will he ®t your disposal at any hour yon ples^e day after to-morrow to convey, yon to the Amer ican steamer, toe Wasp.” The Minister, Carminos, added that he eould hot give passports to Bliss and Master- man, bnt that they must abide by toe decrees of justice. The comic papers in Buenos Ayres contain caricatures of the leading personages in toe. Washburn affair, including onr Minister him self, who is represented as running off,with his. umbrella and carpet-bag in a state of great excitement. qeh. ; LDCY COBB INSTITUTE, ATHENS, GEORGIA. HEY. FERDINAND JACOBS, L E, 26 Pzxrs Street, New York ' * ' r Nov. 21,1867. Udolpho Wolfe, Eaq., Present: Dear Sib:. I hare made a chemical examination oS a Munplo ofyour Schiedam Schnapps, with the intent of dfliniTninthg If any foreign err injurious SUbstUECe had been added tothe simple distilled, spirits. The examination has resulted in the conclusion that Hie sample contained no poisonous or harmful admix ture. I have been unable to discover any trace of the deleterious substances which are'employed in the adulteration of liquors. I would not hesitate to use myself or to recommend to others, for medical pur poses, the Schiedam Schnapps as an excellent and un objectionable variety of gin. Very respectfully yours, (Signed) OHAfl. A. SEELY, Chonifgfc REDUCED PRICES. The Savannah Weekly News great deep of justice and ofright Comment upon toe trickery ahead and toe deceit past Which this . unfolds, is needless. It is well to note these things: In 1866 toe Badicals succeeded by announcing the-- four teenth amendment as/a finalily. They .went from'thnt'to-Biilitaty riile in ten States. Now they have carried an election by represent ing reconstruction as a finality, and at once propose “equal suffrage” in all toe States. It is offiy ^tory; jMch ™mts to power as toe probable instrument of this move in nil the'States, instead of merely in F ibmerdy principal of a high school for young Ladles, In Charleston, S. C-; anbse- quenily President of the Lawrenceville Female Col lege, S. C,. having been elected Principal of this Insti tute, will be opened by him for the reception of Pupils, MONDAY, January 18,18C8. Accomplished and approved Teachers in all Depart ments, have been engaged. For “ ’ *’ * ” ” " ” ” ident the Board of Trustees, Athens, Ga.; or, Bev. Fxrdinamd Jacobs, (tillJam 1) Berzelis, Ga.: after that, at Athena. nov24-lm Batchelor’s .Hair Dye.: -t . . This Splendid Hair Dye is the Best in the world. The only fro* ana perfect Dys— Harmless, Beliahle, Instantaneous. No- disap pointment.' No' ridiculous tints. Remedies the - 111 effects of u Bad Byes. Invigorates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful, Uadc or brown, Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers, and proparly ap plied at Batchelor’s Wig Factory; 16 Bond street. New Marriage with a Sister-In-Law.—Those who feel concerned in toe question of mar riage with a deceased wife's sister, which is illegal in England, and often a very great hardship as in the case of .Bev, Mr. Mobley Ptnshoh, trill feel interested in' toe following exposition of toe law of toe Roman Church on toe point. It was recently made to toe New Yobs, 53 Cedar Street, November 26, 1867. UDOtPBo Wolfe, Esq., Present: DeabBib: I have submitted to chemical analysis two bottles of *‘Schiedam Schnapps,*’ which I took from a fresh package in your bonded warehouse,- and And, as before, that the spirituous liquor is free from injurious Ingredients or falsification; that it has the znarka of being aged and not recently prepared by - The Belgian Minister - at Madrid has seen sights in his time. “ He has been official wit-, pegs to_ five thrones upset. . In 1830 he was Ambassador, at Paris, when Charles X left for foreign parts. He held toe same post in 1848, when Louis Phillippe followed his il lustrious predecessor. In 1861 be was Am bassador cl Naples, jvVgen Francis Hteftins kingdom.' - He wfis at Atoehs whin Otho was compelled to quit Greece; and he hag just • ; Conjugal Loire, And tire Happiness of True Bfarrlage. ESSAYS FOB YOUNG MEN, on the Errors, Abuse and Diseases which destroy the Manly Powers as create Impedimenta to MARRIAGE, with sure meat •f relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of chars Address HOWABD ASSOCIATION, Box P-, Phlladt •English Royal Commission on Marriages, by toe Catholic archbishop and bishops of Over Two Thousand Volumes. JATJDOF, CRArmr<C co.*s, 117 Brou gli ton St- 45- THOSE WHO PREFER A SUITS MADE TO ORDER, Can be accommodated by leaving their metsav*** mHE SUBSCRIBERS/ INTENDING TO MAKE ft A. change in tneir business, offer for sale their -.a: m. c IRCULATI® LIBRARY, Of over Two Thousand voliunes, comprising valuable Books In Biography, History, Travels, General Litera ture. Poetry, Fiction, &c. re . sil V* Subscribers Laving Books out, will please return them before Saturday, 28th inst. nov24-4t MALLON & FRIERSON. . 3. With r^speot to the xntich debated ques tion of marrying a deceased wife’s sister, with us the impediment is diriment of marriage; bat urgent cases will arise when the ecclesias tical authority finds it reasonable to remove the impediment by dispensation. And among the motives for such dispensations are;—the preventing of greater evils, the protection or reparation of character, the difficulty of fonn- . ' .;{V L- Hew York, Tue»day>Mayle ' ZtBAB Sir: 'The’ want of pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal purposes has been long felt by the profes sion, and thousands of fives have been sacrificed by the use of adulterated articles. Delirium tremens, and other diseases of the brain and nerves, so rife in this country, are very rare in Europe, owing, in a great degree, to the difference in the purity of Hie spirits- zimHtj/I bfiivl Tits;. We have tested the several articles imported and sold by you, inoluding your Gin, which you seH un der the name-of-Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps, which •fre consider justly entitled to the high'reputation it war. h. tison. 5 war. w. Gordon. TISON & GORDON COTTON FACTORS silk Mess hats. nasty, while many people crave bis advent TOuSl.a v. - r. ^ ■ _-.: ! t . —.j-; - V/* ( The Houston Union says that that question of dividing Texas into three States will be agitated on toe reassembling of the Conven- tion, in-December next The biU- foiled by ft -modeiate majority beforft and it is said that several ^^«jgainat di vision then will vote in tever -of it tins time. DANCING ACADEMY. COMMISSION MERCHANTS baymkbet,} Savauiuih. L iberal advances made on consign ments. aulG—D&TWam ing another marriage, toe consideration - of children bom, or tliat may be bom, &c. And although cases of this kmd.are compara tively rare, we could wish to 6ee the civil .ob stacles removed which stand in the way of remedying what may prove to be grave mat ters of conscience. M AJOR A. BONAUD respectfully Informs hia for mer patrons and the public generally that he Wfll open hla ACADEDY, at No. 171 BROUGHTON street, opposite the St. Andrew’s Kali, on the let of December next. Tuition days, TUESDAYS, THURS DAYS and SATURDAYS, from i o’clock P. M., for Young Ladies and Masters. • - TERMS—$15 per J44 LESSONS, payable in ad vance. • - Ur fuFi ,. GENTS' CLASS same dayg, at 8 P. M. nov2^3t PARTICULAR NOTICE. CITY MARSHAL’S OFFICE, 1 •Oceania ®it StyasuAH, November 17th, 1808.} I AM INSTRUCTED BY THE CHAIRMAN OF THE Committee on Streets and Lanes to notify all per sons whose pavements are in bad order that they must bo repaired forthwith. In default, the Ordinance will bo cutorcod. THOMAS S. WAYNE, Pj nov!7-12t ' oil's vre: City Marshal. where the profession can obtain the same when need ed for medicinal purposes. " " Wishing you success in your now enterprise, .We remain your obedient sdfvants, VALENTINE MOTT. M. D.,Profoesor of Surgery, Unt- verslty MedicalUollege, New York. . -. . 1 J. M. CARNOCHAN. M. D., Professor of Clinical Sur- gery, Surgcon-iu-Chiof to the State Hospital, eta.. No. 14 East Sixteenth Btreet. ■ r .:c LEWIS A. SAYRE, M.D., No: 705 Broadway. , H. P.DE WEES, M.D.. No. 731 Broadway. '. ‘ i JOSEPH WORSTER, M. D., No. 12® Ninth street NELSON STEELE, M. D„ No. 37 Bleecker street JOHN O’REILLY.' M. D„ No. 230 Fourth street , B. L RAPHAEL, M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practiee of Surgery, 4 New York Medical College, eta.. No. 91 Ninth street and others. . i.T Prospective Legislation.—The Wash ington Repress announces that among toe bills and resolutions prepared and to be passed at an early day <Jf the next _Oongjes3 is toe measure for postal telegraphic system; toe proposition for an amendment to toe Constitution, providing for uniform suffrage in all the States; appropriation for building TO MACHHISTS USD BLACKSMITHS, J UST LANDING PER BRIG FLOHA M. HUEL- BURT, the best Broad Top Bituminous COAL, for Smithing purposes. Also, on hand, several varieties of best Anthracite Coal, for House purposes. Terms cash. nov2*-t5 .r GRANTHAM L TAGGART. eneral ForxesC neither will he particulars—-but four generals. tKER might have assured Gen. IMPORTANT to SHIPPERS LIME! LIME!! rflHE UNDERSIGNED. AGENTS OF NEW YORK X LINES OF STEAMSHIPS, respectfully inform Shippers that arrangements have been made by which they can insure shipments TO OR FROM - New York, 'on open policies, at their respective offices, at OXft HALF PER CENT.. Insurance will he endorsed on bill of lading, and premiums may paid or col- jectedwith the freight.' ~ . •"■/,, v ,, uni a osar^xnrrsB * gammell, w) r ate Murray’s Line Steamships. ANDERSON’S 80NS tc CO., - Agents Empire Line Steamships, r Bi I Bier, . WILDER ts FUIXARTON, -V 5 * ” Vj e-L. .'Agents Atlantic Coast MsU Steamship Co. 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