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«<>t-\v*.l.lr mMWmMjv knapmeh mrfmittft»*ImtttaUotiii of tht Offlei»l P*p»roft6#City and County R. B. HILTON & CO. riOFRIKTORa AND pubushkrs. K. a. HHTOIf, - - - - Editor. ■. P. HAMILTON, . . Assistant Editor. TUESDAY MORN1.NO, AUG. M, ISM. • », COn PRESIDENT: JAMES BUCHANAN, or ramsYLTANiA. paity with my friend from Matiachuitllt (Mr Evert It) in defence of their eauee." , (.} (. p* FOR TICE PRESIDENT: JOHN 0. BRECKINRIDGE or uinuoxr. Else tors for the state at LnrRe. WILLI AU U. STILES, of Chatham. IVERSON L. HARRIS, of Baldwin ALTERNATE FOR T01 STATE AT LAKHS. HENRV 0. LAHAR, of Bibb. AUQCSTUS R. WRIGHT, of Floyd. DISTRICT ELECTORS. 1st. District, Thomas M. Foreran, of Ulyun. id. District, Samuel Hall, of Macon. 3d. District, James N. Ramsat, or Harris. 4th. District, Luoiu9 J. Gartrbll, of Fulton. 5th. District, John W. Lewis, of Cass. 6th. Disinct,. James P. Simmons, ofGwinnett. 1th. District, Toomas P. SA!FOLI>,of Morgan. 8th District, Taos. W. Thomas, of Elbert. THE OLDER I GROW, THE MORE IN CLINED 1 AM TO BE WHAT IS CALLED ESTATES RIGHTS MAH.—James Buck- •Han’t t/etch on the admission of Arkansas, in 1836. , I FOLLY ENDORSE THE RESOLUTIONS, AND HAY FURTHER SAY THAT I AM WHAT IS CALLED A STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.—John C. Breckenridge in re. tfosue to hit nomination for the Vice Presides*. * BY TBtiHGRAra, Two days later from Europe ARRIVAL OP THE . A abort, .lime aincc,.the* Georgian ^Journal. published aa extract fronfnVpeecli of Mr. Bu* cUaiiau.'oatbo Panama Mbaion, containing the above senteuco, spoken with reference to the South. The same was quoted by Mr. Ward In hia speech at Augusta a few days «rtor its up. pearanco in the Georgian. One of our Know Nothing exchangee, received tUU morning, calls in question the filet that Mr. Buchanan ever used this language. With a view to set. tie the matter, we have referred to Qalesand Seaton’s Register, vo). 2d, pdrt 2d, page 21, 79 —80—and there tind the speech word for word os quoted by us. It wlU do to publish a second time—which wo do, pledging our .character for its accuracy. It is only necessary to premise that when the speech was made, Cuba was threatened by Mexico and Colombia with seizure and aboli* tionism, as she has since been by France and England. Mr. Buchanan said: * Important as this island may be to ua in a commercial, it is still more important in a po* litical view. Prom its position it commands the entrance of the Gulfs, both of Mexico ana Florida. The report of our Committee of For* eign Kela ions truly says, “that the More may be regarded as a fortress at the mouth of the Mississippi.” Any power in possession of this island, even with a small naval force, could hermetically seal the mouth of the Mississippi. Thus the vast agricultural productions of tout valley, which is dratued by tue father of river migut be deprived of thu channel which ua. ture inteuded for tliclr passage. A large por* lion oi the people of the Btate, one ot whose Representatives 1 urn, tind their way to mar ie. t by t ie Mississippi. For this reason Ifcel particularly interested iu this part of the sub ject. Tiie great law of sell-preservation, which is equally binding on individuals and nations commands us, if we cannot obtain possession of this island ourselves, not to sutler it to puss irom Bpam, under whose dominion it wifi be harmless. And yet our Government have nev er eveu protested against its invasion by Mex ico and Colombia. There is still another view of the subject In relation to this isiaud, which demands parti cular attention. Let us for a momeut look at the spectacle which it will present, incase Mexico and Columbia should attempt to revc- lutioaizeit. Have they not always marched under the standard of universal emancipation? Have they not always conquered by proclaim ing liberty to the slave! Iu the present condi tion of the island, what will be tbc probable consequence? A servile war, which, in every age, has been the most barbarous and destruc tive; aud which spares neither age nor sex. R ev enge, urged on by cruelty and ignorance, would desolate the land. The drcadlul scenes NORTH AMERICA New York, Aug. 25. The Steamer North Amenca has arrived with two days later advices from Liverpool. Cotton market steady. Sales of two days 14,000 bales. L Speculators took 3,000. Exporters 2,000. Fair Orleans 7d. Middling 6|d. Fair Uplands 6|d. Middling tw-lfld Flour advanced 6d. to l shilling. Wheat advanced from 3 to 4 pence. Indian com advanced G pence. Money market unchanged. Consols unchang ed. Market closed firm. Niagara had arrived out There are minors of scandal in regurtl to the French Court, in which the Empress is impli cated. The Cholera has broken out at Madrid, and also on Madeira, fifteen hundred deaths hav ing occurred at Fenchal, the principal city of that Island. The French have obtained Important succes ses in Algiers. Russia is willing to surrender Kars, but re tains the Island of Serpents. New York Cotton Market. New Yoke, Aug. 25.—The cotton market is unchanged. Sales of the day 500 bales. Floor has advanced 12^ cents. Wheat from 2 to 3 cents. Kansas Affairs. St. Louis, Aug 25.—Later news from Kan su states that Leompton is still safe. Robin" son, Brown, and other culprits, are in the cus tody of the U. S. troops. A Kansas meeting is to be held in St. Louis to-night. Arrival of the Niagara. The Niagara has arrived at Halifax, with three days later accounts than those brought by the North American. of St. Domingo would again be presented to. -participate only to bo degraded. Let her aay ! — —i mi J n.nlit.1 mmaIm La n nlnj nlmnut - - our view, aud would again be acted almost within sight of our own shores. Cuba would ben vast magazine in the vicinity of the South ern States, whose explosion would be danger: oils to their tranquility and peace. Permit me here, Mr. Chairman, for a moment, to speak upon a subject, to which I have never before adverted upon .this floor, and to which I, trust, I may never again .have occasion to ad vert. I mean the subject of slavery. I believe it to be a great political, and a great moral evil. I thank God, my lot has been cast in a State where it does not exist. But while I en tertain the opinions, I know it is an evil at present WITHOUT A REMEDY. 11 has been a curse entailed npon ns by that nation which now makes it a subject of reproach to our institutions. It is, however, one of those moral evils, FROM WHICH IT IS IMPOSSIBLE FOR US TO ESCAPE, WITHOUT THE INTRO DUCTION OF EVILS INFINITELY GREAT ER. TLere are portions of this Union in- which, if you emancipate your slaves, they will become masters. There can be no ihiddle course. Is there any man in this Union who coaid, for one moment, indulge the horrid idea of abolishing slavery, bv the massacre of the high minded, andtbo chivalrous race of men in the South ? I trust there is not one. FOR. MY OWN PART 1 WOULD, WITHOUT HESITATION,BUCKLE ON MY KNAPSACK AND MARCH in company with my friend from Massachusetts (Mr. Everett) IN DE FENCE OF THEIR CAUSE. I am willing to consider slavery as a ques tion entirely domestic jind leave it to those States in which it exists. The constitution of the Uni ted States shall be my rule of conduct upon this subject. I have good reasons to believe, that the honest, but mistaken attempts of phil anthropists, have done much injury so the slaves themselves. These attempts generally reach thj cars of the slave, and, while they in spire him with false hopes of liberty, and thus make him disobedient, and discontented with his condition, they compel the master to use more severity, than would otherwise have been necessary. Atlanta Intelligences—We regret to lose our friend, the true and gifted Howard from the InteUigencer, A nobler spirit does not breathe than his. Thb Cherokee Geobgian.—This excellent paper comes to us enlarged and beautifully printed. We rejoice at the very satisfactory indication of prosperity which it carries on its free. , Alarm op Firbf—The alarm of fire last night about half past ten o’clock, was false. The McMcllin and Granger Fracas.—The select committee on this subject were in session this morning. Tbc testimony elicited com pletely bears out our account of theaffulr, prov ing that Mr. Granger first insulted, and then assaulted Mr. McMulliu, before the latter struck hinu— Wash. Star. The ground of the difficulty was,that Mr. Me- Muffin made some threat that the South would not submit to be ruled by the Black Republi. cans. Granger retorted that the North would compel her by force, and proceeded to make a practical application of bis views, when he got himself considerably battered. The Black Republicans may live to witness a like result in a contest on a larger scale. We recommend to them a little prudence. The Tolland Connty Gazette, published at Rockville, Conn., repudiates Fremont and the Republicans, and come3 out for Buchanan and Breckenridge. Col. J* L. D. Morrison has been nominated by the Democrats of the Eight Congressional dis trict, D1m to fill the vacancy caused by the elec tion of Judge Trumbell (Repub.) to the United States Senate, and Robt. Smith for the next Congress. Bragg’s (Dem.) majority for Governor, in aiLthe ooonties of Morth Carolina hat four, is ISjOOO? being a’gain of 11,000! Clingmsn’s district gives the Democrats 5,000 of this im- mense gain. Rxsignation.—It is stated that the Senor • Spanish Minister at Washington, hap A Hoax*— 1 The report published in the Bal timore Son, hi a correspondent from Stanr*"" •boot the breaking into tho Bine Ridgo odors large stream of water, and the washing oat of the earth, is Incorrect. Nothing of the. Snd baToccuned. It was stated by some Srio" merely for the purposo of “selling” the fiaa. which nas been done forleBs than the pMiprfce-ontoent. More about the Chinese Sugar Cane In an editorial last week, wc prognosticated great results from the introduction of the Chi nese Sugar Cane into the Wited States. We mentioned the reception of a bottle of syrup from the cane, forwarded to this city by Gov Hammond, of South Carolina. By the last mail we have the Washington Intelligencer of tho 21st, from which we extract the following article. It will be seen that the estimate of the Intelligencer is even more favorable than our own The Chinese Sugar Cane has come to be the ordinary name for the “Sorgho Sucre,” a most valuable plant of the sugar cane order, aud therefore allied to the maize or Indian corn, but more nearly to the broom-coru. Its culti vation has commenced amongst us, and there is now in Washington more than a acre of it growing luxuriantly and promising a yield of considerably upwaids of a hundred bushels of seed, besides many tons of Btemsand foliage, rich with saccharine fluid and solid food ma terial for horses, neat cattie, and swine. Not only here, but in various and widely dis tant parts of the Union, has trial been made of it, and with uniformly gratifying results. We have read a letter from a farmer in Illinois, who has tested its character, and reports of it in the most favorable manner. Out of a gal lon of the liquid sap iu the stem, which he ex- ircssed by the primitive contrivance of a Toll- ug pin, he obtained, by boiling, a quart of molasses, with very little impurity ami of ap proved taste. The usual proportions of sugar o sap lie between fifteen and twenty per cent., the crystailizabio sugar increasing with tiie decrease of tho latitude. Besides this propor tion of sugar, there is an amount of perhaps itallizaole sup, r - average can be made, and alcohol distilled more cheaply than by any other method. This sap, strange to say, it set with the oxide of tin, will dj’e silk of a beautiful pink. .As a mod plant for stock of all kinds it seems to overtop all that we now possess, fur nishing in lair soiles twenty five tons nor acre of excellent fodder, every bit of which is greedi ly eaten by animals. Tbc seeds, too. by which the plant is propagated—in this unlike and and superior to the sugar cauo of Louisaca, which is raised by cuttings—arc fit for home food : at all events, when ground and made up into cakes, after tho manner of linseed cakes, they supply a good material far fattennig stock. The brush or top, from which these seeds ard taken, is-not without its service, for the plant is a species of broom-corn, and therefore its top, when deprived of seeds, answer well wherewith to manufacture brooms. When the sap, top, seeds, and leaves are taken, leaving only the crushed stem, it still has an ccouomic value paper can be manufactured from it. This valuable addition to our vegetable pro ductions Is originally a native of China, but hss been sedulously cultivated for several years in Southeastern Caflraria, wiiencc it pnssed into France and Algeria, in which last country it comes to great perfection. It would bo hard to its value ler was shown to havp- b urn ‘unifqriqly their sapporter.the latter.uniformly thcir pppqnent. Wo Alloyed then, , we be lleve now, that we wrote the truth and nothing but the truth. The Savannah Republican asserts substantially tbat the oxhlbit was more favorable to Mr. Buc hanan than the verity of history will tu; thorlze. We are glad at any rate that we have doue no wrong to Mr, Fillmore. The Repub lican tactily admits our review of his cours^to be that of impartial justice. Let the public stick a pin here. We charged'that Mr. Fillmore while in Con gress, hi no instance, where the issue was the i nstitutions of the South, gave a vote in their fa vor. We charged that lie uniformiljLvoted with Giddings, Slade and other abolitionists, We charged that be opposed the anne xation of Texas because Texas was a slave State. We charged that he supported the abolition of- slavery in the District of Oolum bia. We charged d that he eucourag ed the general agitation of the slavery question with a view to emancipation We charged that as Prudent, he opposed the acquisition of Cuba. V^Riarged that he signed the fugitive slave law with great relucta nee We charged tbat he denounces the repeal of the Missouri Compromise, by which repeal the territory north of Arkausas is, alter our exclu sion for 30 odd years, opened to the South. ‘Such is Fillmore’s record. The Republican dares not deqg its accnrac y. Aud yet admit ting it to.be such as we have written, its editor does not blush while inviting Georgians to vote for him! Could anything be more demoralizing to Southern political sentiment ? Here is a man who for long years was thoroughly identified with the worst abolitionis ts in Congress, and yet Southern presses support him lor the very Presidency itself! Will not plain people think henceforth that former abolitiutiism is a very venial offence in a candidate^for office? What will the North think—but tliis, that Georgia is quite as willing to vote tor Giddings, Hale Seward or Wade, as for any of the noble band of Northern patriots who have so long and so darelngly opposed those wretches? Now if Buchanan’s Congressional record be no better than that of Fillmore—if it be word for word and letter for letter that of Gid dings,Blade and J. Q. Adams (where that record relates to slavery)—in the name of all that is honorable, let the South repudiate both. Let her wash her handset a contest.in which she can touch only to be defiled—in which she can to the North choose you, Fremont, Fillmore or Buchanan, os you like—we take ueither.—To your tents 0 Israel! But we rejoice that she is not yet reduced to such a dire extremity. We rejoice that one of the candidates for the; Presidency is so thor oughly identified with us iu the maintenance of the constitutional rig hts of the South, that no Southern man will forfeit his self-respect, by v oting for him. Let us rejoice Jhat one of the nominees—a gentleman without reproach—a statesman without^ living superior—opposed the abolition of slavery iu the District of Colum bia, supported the annexation of Texas os a slave State, advocated the fugitive slave law, advocated the acquisition of Texas, Is a friend of the Kansas Bill aud the firm opponent of the restoration of the Missouri Compromise. For the satisfaction of our neighbor, we pro pose to notice some of his otjections inauother issue. We shall show that os we have done Mr. Fillmore no less, we have done Mr. Buchanan no more than simple justice. Important Lndian Treaty.—The triparite treaty, between the United States, and the Creeks and the Seminoles, residing West ot Mississippi, is considered one of the most im portant ever) concluded within the aboriginal tribes. The Senate recently ratified it, with amendments, to which tho delegation in this city, have ussented. it appropriate $899,000, lor which a bill has passed tbe Senate, and awaits the action of tbe House. Tnese Creeks and Seminoles; surrender lands to such Semi noles in Florida as may remove West, while the treaty secures to the last, on tbat condition, certain pecuniary and civil advantages aud per mits them to enjoy their own—a Seminole— government, indepentiy of association with any other tribes, a fadure to obtain which, has been a prominent objection, heretofore, to their immigration. This, it is supposed, will have a tendency to forever quiet Indian disturbances iu Florida, au important consideration hi view of the millions of money expended on account of Indian hostilities in that State. Mr. Mix, the Chief Clerk, has beeucommis- ioned to act as Commissioner of Indian Affairs iu the absence of Col. Manypenny. UAH HIS ON 18 COLUMBIAN SIZE NLARGED, STYLE IMPROVED. It hai doble the quantity and itrength of any other. . It givei a perfectly natural color. It colors every ihtfonom light browu to . It is perfectly harmless to the skin. Its effect is instantaneous and permanent, It to tbe best, quickest, cheapest aud safest dye ever made. Air Directions for use uccompauy each box.-Qt Price—1 oz. $1—2 ozs. $1.60—4 ozs. $3—8 ozs. $5. [Entered according to an Act or Congress, in the year 1866, by A. W. Harrison in the Clerk’s Office of tho District Court ortho United States for the Eastern 1 District ol - Pennsylvania.] For salo by the manufacturer, APOLLG3 W. HARRISON, dec!8—ly 10 South 7th st.. Philadelphia. Job Printing Promptly, Neatly and Cheaply Done. The public iu general, and our Democratic friends in particular, will remember tbat there is connected with tbe Georgian 4* Journal es tablishment one of the most thoroughly equip ped job offices in this section of tbe*Union. If we are correctly advised, some of the most beautiful specimens of job work ever doue in Savannah have lately passed from under our presses. Give us a trial. Our facilities enable us to execute every de scription of letter press work from a mammoth poster to thu smallest card, aud from a book to a circular, with neatness and dispatch, upon the most satisfactory terms. Orders from all parts of the country will re ceive prompt attention. It would bo han calculate its value. It constitutes every farm on which it is grown its owu sugar-camp,orchard, winery, and granary, os well as a Block-farm and dairy; indeed, tho “Sorgho” may lie deem ed a sort of vegetable sheep, every part and constituent ofwblch is valuable.* At the Republican convention at Exeter Me., on the 19th fust., Hon. Israel Washburn, Jr., was unanimously nominated for re-electiou to Congress. Scientific Congress.--Albany; Aug lO.-Tbe Scientific Congress convenes hero to-morrow, and preparations are making on.a great scaly for Hi A Covered platform has Men erected in Academy Park, suitable for tho accommodation of 4,000 persons. The Congress will continue in session throughout next week. ftiiirattrinl SnWIigmtt. OF HEALTH. A regular meeting oTUm- Board <tf Health Will bu held on Wednesday, ttio 27th hint, wfiUxjmlnf thilf \?af4 carefully Aifd Mt. m M. J.. BUCKNER. Chairman B. II. 8. A. T. Lawkrxck, m. d:, WyTFil. Savannah, 27th Aug., I860. aug20 . —“ excursion The steamer WELAKA, N. King, | irida mo steamer »c.uaiva, «. jun commander, will leavo the Florlm* bream racket wharf at a# o'clock, on Thursday, ooxt, 28th hut-, ouan oxcurstou loTybce, aud re turn samo evening. Far 60c. na hair price, children in arms and nurse ouo price. Music and refresh ments uu board. aug 26 CLAOHOBN k CUNNINGHAM, Ag’ts. ASTON RIDGE SEMINARY, FOR YOUNG LADIES. y. HUNTINGTON, A. M. Principal jera. and must bo: |elt : .pu,tl|a port baudouteWi Tho fed buoy U a 2d chu< iron nun paiutod red w the number two in While; ibis buoy u near l W .. ipi The next session commences on the first Wednesday in September. Special An vantages . -The limited number oi forty, with five teachers, secures to each pupil a largo Bhare of attention. The situation it remarkable far Its healthiness and beauty of scenery. (“Iu this charmiug and healthy retreat,” says a parent, “tho cheeks acquire a bloom and the frame a vigor.” Every pupil, with out exception, has improved iu this particidar.) Tho buildings combino beauty of architecture, with modern comforts, and conveniences or bath rooms, furnaces, terraco verandah, conservatory connected with library aud parlor, he, &c. Tho teachers possess very high qualifications, (three have had the advantage or European travel, und all speak the French language French aud Gorman conversation classes will be conducted by the music and drawing teachers, who are natives of Switzerland and Germany, and have been connected, professionally. Tor several years, with distinguished families in Germany ami Englaud. And in regard to religious influence, homo comforts, and faitbruliustruciton, the School has long boon recommended fur “a combination of advantages, physical, mental, and religious, such as Tew simitar institutions can present.” Access in 2>* hours from Sixth and Chesunl Btreols Philadelphia, via Chester, or in 1X hour, from Eighteenth aud Market streets, via Media and Rockdale. Terms.—For Board and Tuition, and ail Inciden tal expenses, including use of school books, leaving uo oxtra charge whatever, $276 a year. For the same, adding Music aud French, $360; adding Utln and Drawing, use of Drawing materia a. $ti.o. . Address Rev. B. S. HUNTINGTON. village ureeo i*. o, Delaware to., Pa. aug 20 arranged in tho fiUuwlug order ilass iruu uun painted block aud ... _ «ur>atripeat'ta-ktat uutalde tbebiM” In 24 tea water af low tide aud cau bo pussoduu litbejr hand, thu light house bearing B W. The 2d . ipojajjf fed class iron cun pointed black with tho number ouuiu w(tlte: this buoy Is Just iiisidu tho bar l»'!8 fret water at low tldu. u thu Shall* Break-* entering. ‘ with ... - ■ , sriT-r- —„ the edge or tUu North Breakers in 13 feet water at low tide, and must bo left ou Uic starboaid hand cuter- lug. Buoy No 4 is a 3d class iron cm painted black with the numbor three In whitei this buoy in ou Ut.t odgo or thu south Breakers In 12 reel water at luw tide, and must bu left on thu port hand entering. Buoy No b U a 2d eiaoa Iron nun painted rod with thu number lour iu white, aud'Is on mu tuner point of tbo Norib Breakers in 14 leut water at low Udu, and inuat be luft ou tbo starboard hand entering. Buoy No 0 is a 2d class iron nuu tudntod block with tho numbor five iu withe; this buoy ts near the polut of shoal running uir from Amed.t Island;.U In 18 feet water at low tldo uad must'bo leu ou the port hand In euteriug. Buoy No 7 b a 2d cius < li on con pilnted black will) tho number ao.ou iu white; this buoy is near the'1 Igor Island tihoal at the en trance of Feruaudina river, la iu 16 feet water at low Ude and must bo left ou tho port hand going to St Mary*. Buoy No 8 is u 2d class iroti nuu paint ed witu red aud black horizontal suipes: this buoy Is on tho poiut or aboal formed by tbojcuotiun or tbe £t Marys and Cumberland rivers, and is in 12 feet water at low Ude. By order of the Light House Board. V. MANtGAULT MORRIS, . angle—6 L H. luspeetor 6th District. GODEY FOR SEPTEMBER. | J1 ODEY’d Lady’s Bcok for September. VjT Arthur’s Home Magazine lor September. Peterson’s Ladios National Magazino for Septem ber. Tho Edinburgh Review fur July. Deceived and for sale by WARNOCK k DAVIS, aug 20 Xu. 169 Congress street. M olasses matches & mackerel.— 25 bbls Molasses, 100 gross Matches, 16 >4 barrels No, 1 Mackerel, received and for sale by mcmahon & ijoyle, aug 26 No. 266 k 207 Bay street. P IPES k PICKLES. — BOgrois.Eogllsh Pipes, 100 gross Pipe Hoads, 50 dozan gallon k half gallon Pickias, re ceived end lor salo by mcmahon & doyle, aug 26 205 & 207 Bay street. P APER * RAISINS.—150 reams Wrapping Paper, 50 half boxes Raisins aug 20 do, received aud for sale by Mcmahon & doyle. 206 A 207 Bay street. FOR NEW YORK. Will tail Wednesday, 27IA Aug., at 4 o'clock, P, 31. Tho steamship FLORIDA, Captain Woodhull, will leave as above. For freight or passage apply to PADELFORD. FAY k CO. Bcrth3not secured until paid for. Cabin Passage $26 Steerage Passage 8 4®“ Shippers of Cotton by these steumships wiD please take notice, that no Cotton will be received at he pressos that is nut distinctly marked on tbo edge ofthe balo. aug 24 B EADELL’S TALLOW CANDLES—76 boxes 6 h 8 Bead ell’s Tallow Candles, In store and *T»r salo by SCR ANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. aug 6 S UGAR. STARCH, SOAP AND ODA— ~ ~ 100 huh A, H aud C Sugar 60 do Crushed and Pulverized Sugar 160 boxes Starch 250 du Palo, No 1 aud Family Soap 25 kog< Washing Soda, 60 boxes Cardon do, landing and In store and for sale by mcmahon k doyle, oug~205 and 207 Bay street... NEW BOOKS. K ECEIVED by WARNOCK k DAVIS, Wed nesday, 20th August.— Western Border Life; or WhatFanuy Huutersaw urge Eeten: or the chip boy of the Dry Dock. a Dqke of Marchmoat; or the Ruined Gambler. By J.F. and Heard iu Kansas and 3Iu-suuri. Tho last of the Foresters, or Humors ou the Eor dor. A story or the old Vlrgluia frontier. By John Eaten Ciooke. George Eeten; The Dqko of j ByU. W.M Reynolds. Dick TurlcUm; or the last ol'his Race. Smith. Ellen Percy; or the Memoirs of an Actress. By G. W. M Reynolds. 7 he Buccaneer’s Daughter, beautifully illustrated. By Ned Buntline. Fur Milo at No. 109 Congress street. aug 22 F LOUR.—38 bbls Fresh ground Flour iu barrels 39 “ *• ** “ •» sacks, for sale by YOUNG k. WYATT, aug 22 \HITE CORN.—1,090 bushels Prime Biltlmorc v v White Corn, for sul j by young & wyatt. R aug 22 OPE.—200 Coils Rope for sale, to arrive per _i brig Zorvaster; by *>*2 LOCKETT k SXKLUNGS. KEDZIE’S PATENT WATER FILTER An- assortment of sizes and with the latest irn provemeut, can only be found at our store. We will soli them at the manu facturer's retail prices, adding only the transportation, and put them up Tree of charge. KENNEDY it BEACH, Hodgson’s block, cornerof Broughton and Bull ata. Julyl7 B ASKETS—An elegant assortment of Traveling Baskets, just received by stoamer from New Yonc. A call Is invited at KENNEDY k BEACH’S House Furnishing Store, Hodgson’s new block. Jyi7 Q ! , .... Oranges, reoptved per steamer, and for sale by Jyl7 J. D. JESSE. B AGGING AND ROP^ThafoTGunnyCloth'" 30 half bales do do 200 coils Kentucky Rope, in store, for snlo by Jy23 WEBSTER k PALMES. fTtUR SALE ON THE WHARF— £ 100 bbls choice New Orleans Molasses 216 whole and hair culls Kentucky Ropo 22 casks Clear and 10 do Ribbed Bacon Sides, rceoived per brig Zoroastor. auglO LOCKETT fc’SNELUNGS. Savannah Market, August $0, The Bales of Cotton yostorday was 60 bales as follows, viz: 27 bales old crop at n bales now Cotton at-lltf, 6 do. at I2tf, and 17 bales sold on terms not malo known. Receipts per Central Railroad, A to, 36 87 bales Cotton, 2837 socks Wheat, 160 do Flour. 172 bbla Flour and Mdzs; To Young k Frierson. Boston k Vlllalonger, Rusa, Davis k ?/>ng, Behn & Foster, Anderson k Lufburrow, McMahon k Dojlo, Scranton, Johnston A Co, W H Farrell & Co, w G Iiicksou,JHCarter, Crane. Wells* Co, Webster * Ialmcs, R R Agt, Snider * Askew,John IngorsuP, Cohens k Hertz, Young * Wyatt, D1) Copp, A Wit- Port of Savannah... AVGUST SO Arrived. Sclir. Fort Georgo Pocket, Russel, South New Port, 300 barrels Rosin, and Spirts Turpentine Way* Taylor. - ' Memoranda, New York, Aug 82.—Arr, achr North State, Hor ton. Savannah; echrGeo Davis, Neff. Savannah, Philadelphia, Aug 22.—Arr, tebr N J Brayton Roger* St Mary’s. JJOMESTIC LIQUORS—60 bbls E Phelps’ Kye g bbls Luther Felton’s Boston Rum 26 do Domestic Brand v 60 do old Connecticut River Gin 75 do New Orleans Rectified Whisky 20 H and 20 # casks Twigg Hoop Brandy, iu store and for ealg by aug? SCRANTON, JOHNSTON * CO. P APER—600 reams Wrapping Paper, assorted is ics, landing and for salo by Jy24 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON * 00. B UTTER.—20 tubs choice Uosbon Butter, landing por 8 team or and for salo by augl4 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON * CO. UCKETS AND BROOMS— ~ 60 dozeon 3 hoop Painted Buckets 2 do du do Brooms, landing and for xulo by SCRANTON, JOHNSTON * 00. ICE PITCHERS. DOUBLE Water Pitchers, . Some now and beautifu designs, Plated und/Brita- nla. At tho Huuse Furnishing ^ Store, 166 BROUGHTON STREET, HORACE MORSE, Savannah, Aprliao. aprSO Coumnus,-AngustU, 1890-V A t u meeting nr tbo Directors, hold this day, it peyabpr*upop Urn kcnural sfockvbe declin'd from tho earnings of tho Road, for the last six months, ending 8Ul July, payable on and alter the Jetdejr .Of Sopfotnbur.Doxt, Allptock registered in Savan nah Will rfidolvo tllulr dividends at thb olfloe nf w.. P Hunter, ISM)? The Annual Meeting of tho Btockholdera ol" tub Company will bo hold on the 1st Monday in Septem ber next, at this office. All Stockholder* are cntltL'd to a free |MSsago over the roud to attend tho meeting. aiigl6—12 l>. ADAMS, Seu’ry . ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD. MHiiil 1 HE BOARD or i.o*lJU.N5iU^c.it> Wl me At.a>uiu . and Uni f Railroad, having adjourned to meet the kiith Instant, and it having been represented to mu Ibul tho interest of that enterprise require* Urthcr time for the obtaiumontof aubscrlpvfons lu the Stuck, aud ocqulusciug in tUe Justness of the suggestion, the mcctlug of thu Board on Hie 2eth iustant Is hereby postponed until the 22d day of Uclobcr next, atMiiledgcvlllo. E. A. NISBET, Chairman, Macon, Aug 20,1866. aug 20 . . -OTlCE. T wamonth# aflor dale, application tri i, , b# the Court of Ordinary or Tntir.ii W for leave to cell Uie Retd KMato of ti JS bMn;lSK8W*iia Coabty, *Bow»5. * 1 tjl / t y*- “■ wwjm* CAJSuv , *• FECTIONAIIY. ' ^ <T.Vmb fl. GALLOWAY, havinif t lU Tpwjp-t would imorin the public teiH gone to making Canditi, and ««ili“p fcctlonnrlHs, Dried Fruits, Nuts *c V S"* h 5 toblisbod»land recently occupied I y u, “Ife* fltwraw, r J,e?Z V> liUaker streets, havannaJi, wn.-r,. pleated to accommodate and fill yOAP, El'AUCH AND CANDLES :' 300 boxes Colgate’s Family, Palo and No 1 Soap 76 do Ikauill’s und Smith 1 * Family du 76 du and half do Starch 260 do Tallow, Adamantine aud Sperm Cau dle, iu store and fur sale by augl6 HOLCOMBE, , JOHNSON * CO. 8 IDES * SHOULDERS.—60 Lints Primus Bacon Slues. 80 bhds Prime Bacon Shoulders, Just received and for solo by , nug 6 SCRANTON, JuHNsToN * CO. G rant andwiluams^tobacoo^&b boxes a fc 8s Grant fc Williams Tobacco, just received, and for sale by SCRANTON, JUHNsTON A CO aug 24 B acon,“biscuit,Iread,^'brooms, brushes, *0.-26 bhds Baco .Shoulder* aud Sides 26 du Ribbed do 60 bbls soda, sugar and butter biscuit 10 do pilot bread loo dozen brooms 100 do shoe, stove aud scrubbing brushes 60 do bsrrol covers 100 do buckets, landing aud lu store for sale by MoMAHOX k DOYEE, auglT 105 and 107 Nay street. C LEAR BACON SIDES—A very choice article in lots to Butt purchasers, for sale by , WEL1£ * CO. auglfi CRANE, ’ S UGAR.— 20 bbls Smart’s Powdered Sugar 25 do do Crushed du, landing and for sale by augl4 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. P ILOT oHEAD.—26 bbls TreuUwoll’s pilot Bread, landing and fur sale by aug!4 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON * CO. C RACKERS.—30 bois band made sugar Crackers 25 do Soda do ’ 25 do Buttor do landing and for sale by augl4 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. O NIONS.—10 bbls of Now Onious per steamer Florida, received and for sale by Wig C ___ J- D. JESSE. J UST RECEIVED—White BrMlnMes Check Nainsooks and Cambrics Ladies’ black Silk Gloves Water Twist Ix>ug Cloth, Patent Leather Belts Huckabak Towoliug, Ac. For salo by auz7 BxWITT k MORGAN. SOUTH-WESTERN r. R. CO., X Maco.v, August 14tb, I860. / IPEND NO. 9.—The Board of Directors lmv X/ this day declared a dividend of Four Dollar pur share ou tho capital stock of tills Company horn tho earnings of the Road for the six months oudlug July 31*1, pa} nble on und after the 16th in stant. - rtockholders in Favauuuh will receive their divi dends at tho Ceutrul Rallroud Bank. JXO. T. B01FKUILLET, augl6—lm Sec’ry and Treas. haxsox’slmpBoyed; 15NAMI3LBO lightning CONDUCTORS, t 1 fctructed aud sold Wholesale and iRetail at hi3 J Factory, No. 96 s*. Bond street, Baltimore. Cupper aud Enameled Rods constructed on fchipi, welling and Public BuilJings, in tlio saiostaud best manner. Also, for sale, lightning Rod Points, class Insu lators aud Trimmings for puiting up Rods. 4®* Orders left with Joseph Harvey, Jr-, No. W9 West Fayette street, Whits \ Woodward, No. 3 North street, or at Factory, No. 98 tfoutu Bond street, will be promptly uttended to. Persons wishing particular information relating to these Conductors will please uddres3 E. HAN- sON, No. 96 Bond street, Baltimore, Md. aug 21—lm [AcntuKizKO nv tuk *tats os okukou.j FORT OAlffESACADESYLOTTERY, CLA&j 19 To he drawn in the city of Atlanta, Ua., lu public, o .SATURDAY, September 27, 1S5C, ou the . HAVANA PLAN. SAMUEL SWAN di CO., Malinger* PRIZES AMOUNTING TO $ 2 0 4,0 0 0!! Will be distributed according to the following BRILLIANT SCHEME! 30,000 Thousand Tickets—15,183 Prizes! SCHEilK. 1 prize of $40,000 Is, L ard and herrings— 20 bbls Prime White Leal Urd; 60 boxes Prime Herrings. Landing and for sale by ■ may!5 SCRANTON, .TOHN8TON & CO. F IR SALE ON THE WHARF—Landing tills day from schr J A Rich : 146 bbls City Rectified Molasses 200 coils choico Kentucky Rope aug!4 LOCKETT * SXELUNGS. W U1?KY—50 bbls New Ormans Rccttned. In store and forsa’o by aug 14 SCRANTON. J<«5.STON * CO. B 1 KANDY.—26 >4 and 16 car-ks twig hoop 4th 1 proof Braudy, In store and for stile bv augl4 fcCRANTON, JOHNSToN * CO. $10,000 10,000 li 10.000 10,000 Is 10,000 5,000 is.'. f,,000 ‘2,000 is 2,000 1,000 is l.lOU 1,000 is ],0uo 200 are 2,0w 100 are 10,000 inooiMw. ts* dli^CS iSaLfif", m und tbc ‘ 1 dear people’' ccuermn' Till!it, tho |)!nco whereIlm wnut llt 'ii»,i, „ N made. •’‘k' 1 f 4t Enough Mild. Terms <uM, y 0 A f tug or shipping. D uug 26—3m. Ur. M’Lntie’s ~~ imniiUTni vkkxiitiis jixn Uv » Ha , A singuiui combhiKtit.il, but very effw, I tbe fiillowing will chow: Ull ' li l *‘Nsw J'ork, November -ji iu, | Knowing, from expurituce, the vMuab’f I Una .11 Ur. M’Ulle’a Vurmiluscund Llvcrffi. I pared hy Fleming Bros.. BUabnrg,, havit", *1 limn hai-k cen-ldered tl my duly, Mj tfualneaa, lo make thorn arul.-i knoirn *!,„ *' went among my frleudi. .1 short |, mo came acquainted with the cu-,0 if a y,^.. !*, who seemed to bo troubled with wormt aid ? complaint at the same time, and liodlieenJJ ing for some two mouth,. d brougli m. she purchased one bottle of Dr. M’lj'ue’sv luge, and one box of Liver t ills, waith iT conlmgtbUirectious. Tbo result wos,^.' 1 a large quantity ol worm*, and think, tliatito? more of the Pills w,U restoie her t<j |< r ;vct Her na-r e aud i-esidrncc van L«- l -uu.od ou E. L. Then!I, Druggist, corner cf u,^„ r J Mouroa streets. Purchasers will be careful t l , d .j i( , )fl M’LANEv CELKbRAlLD VKRMIHilt; lured byFuail.M)UHi>s..ol Iditsburglijpa. Aiu^.l Virmifuges iu im'nj arisen, are wortbU. [,| M’Line’s genuine Vminifoge. alsu lus.vtielnw. Liver Pills can now be had at ail respectable ■ stores. None genuine witim.it the sIgi.aturcu angle—[2]—0 FlJiUlNii D OMKsSTIC UQUORS- 16U bbls Pile's Msgnuiia WUUkw 6(1 bbls 'luscuboo.-a ' ,> 0 * * loo au Monoag, Wmskey, as.*wtiMt'braiid. o do O.it Bourbon \Vb:-kev. ‘ ’ 100 do K. Piieip’s Gin, 50 do P k it Conn.Oliver Rye ibu. 20 do Brandy, 20 quar casks Twigg Jlonp 1st und -W, Brauu.v, 20 eighth do dO du do ,! u .j.. 16 quar do Ma.oga Wine, for sa'e bv ' aua 19 WhtaTktt x PALMIN I '.AR.-..J0 iiLds ij^ iobhdschoicep.lt. Sugar. Just irufodull for salt* by »VKA McN Ju!iNSi«r.\ ^ u , I at . I '^1 yiwl C 1UOICE *SP. CROIX J -St. Croix -Sugar. a .g 25. S TARCH.—60 boxes Oswego. Pearl Starch 50 du Buidell’a no do, landing and for sale by _ aug!4 SCRANTON. JOHNSTON * CO. E OPE—200 coils Ropo, lor salo to arrive per schr Julia A Rich, by aug8 LOCKETT * SNELUXGS. S undries. *just'RECEivEi^ 16 bags choice old Government Java and Rio Coffee: w 0 half chests Block and Green Teas, loose and in quarter pound packages. 10 hhds light Muscovado 8ugar; 10 bbls R L k D Stuart’s Crushed and Clarifiod Su. gars; 10 bbls self rising Flour, 26 bags Extra and Superfine Flottr; 20 bbls Soda, Butter aud Maple Craakers; 60 boxes Beadel's family Soap, Starch aud Candles; 50 doz Pails uud Brooms; 100 doz Scrub Brushes, and Cotton and M&uiUa Clothes Lines; 10 gross Matches: 26 boxes ground Coffee aud Pepper; 60 boxes Mustard and Yeast Powders, Mafic, Ciuuu- mon, Nutmegs, and Cloves, and 10 cases table Salt, Ac., &c. In store aud for sale by DAVID O’CONNOR. Joll Cor Broughton and Drayton sts. N EW GOSHEN CHEESE k BUTifER.— 20 boxes Choice Now Goshmi Cheese. 10 kegs do do do Butter. 20 tubs do do do do, lauding per steamer, and for sale by aug 20 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON *0>. F ancy liquors— 3" «>y 30 boxes Gingir aud Blackberry Brandy, 4 cases Gloger Wiue, 40 ca.**u clarret, 6 do assorted Liquors, iu utoro and for sale aug 19 WEB3THR k PALMES. PATENT ICE PITCHEItS. J UST received, ONLY thirty-two days from Bal timore by tbo new Steamship Line. Tho nu merous enquirers will be glad to learn that they have finally arrived. * . KENNEDY * BEACH, Hou8e-furnlohlng Store, Uodgi on’s New Blcck. aug 4 M ATCHES. &c—loo grosa JIatcheB In wood boxes, 150 boxes Mustard: 200 boxes Adaraautlne, Hydraulic and Sperm Candles, received aud for Sale by Jyi7 McMahon & doyle. p>ACQN.—36 casks Bacon Sides for salo, to ar aug 2 rive per brig Zorvaster, by TIT* 8NEL LINGS. COFFEE, SUGAR «fcc. 200 BAtiS^irime Rio Coffee 60 do Old Government Java Uo. 60 do Prime Laguyra do 10 Hilda. Choice St. Croix Sugar. 10 do do New Orleans do. 16 do do P. R, do. 20 y % .Chests Fine Hyann Tea 20 »£ do do Black }£ lbs Papers 60 Caddies, 12 lbs each, Fine Hyson Tea. 60 do 6 -lbs each, do do do 60 do 6 do do do Black do In store and lor sale by SCRANTON, JOHNSTON b Co. aug 6 . REFINED ANDCLAI.UFIED8UQAB S. A Bbls Stuart’s A. Crushed Sugar. DU 60 “ “ A. Clarified do. 60 “ “ B. do do. 50 •* “ C. do ' do- Just received and for sale by aug 6 SCRATON JOlINSTOV * C 0. L ARD AND CANDLES—20 bbl* and 50 keg s No 1 Leaf Lard 76 boxes Adamantine Candle s, htar brand 100 do Beadell’8 Tallow do,, lust receive* laud for sole by Jyl9 SCRANTON, J O.’tINSTON *0 0. 1 •• 1 •• 1 * 1 “ 10 prizes of 109 “ 4 prizes of 200 app’g to $40,000 prize, are 60 b 4 “ ltw> u 10,000 prize, are 400 4 “ 75 '• 10,000 prize, uru 300 4 •• GO *‘ 6,000 prize, ure 24o 4 ’* 60 “ 2,000 prize, arc 200 4 “ 40 •• l.ooo prize, arc* IGo 4 •• 26 *• 1,000 prize! are 10b 40 “ 20 *• 200 prize, are 60u 16,c00 of $8 amounting to .120,000 35,165 prizos amouutiug to $201,00o Whole Tickets $10—Halves $5.00—Quarters $2.60. PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. Thru are 30,000 Tickets uumhered from 1 Io30,. too. There are 16,186 Prizes amounting to $loj,- 000. Thu drawing lakes place in public, under the superintendence of two sworu Commissioners. tue munbeis from 1 to 30,ouo, corresponding with tliosu Numbers ou tbe Tickets, p iuud on sepur.au slips of paper, are encircled with small tin > tubes, uml placed in one wbci-1. The first 117 Prizes, similarly printed aud en circled, ure placed lu uuothor wheel. The wheels ure then revolved, uud a Number is drawufmm tho wheel of Numbers, ami at the same Pine a Prize Is drawn lrom the other wheel. The number and Prizes drawn out are opened ami exhibited tu tiie audicuce, aud regntered by the Commisslunrrs, ih« Prize belug placed »gutust the numberdrawu. Tliis operation is repeated until all Uie Prizes are drawn out. AM’iutxnuTKur Psizia —Tho two preceding uud the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the first 117 Prizes will be eutitled to the es Approxi mation Prizes, uccorelic.g tu the scheme. The 15,000 prizes ot $8 ure determined by the number which draws tho $40,000 prize; if that number should bo on odd number, then every odu number ticket iu tbe scheme will be eutitled tu $8; If an eveu number, tbnn every even uutnber tickei will be entitled tu $8, iu addition to any othei prize which may be drawu. Purchasers in buying one odd and one even num ber whole ticket, are guaranteed to drew $5. Halves aud Quarter Tickets in proportiou, with chauces ofobtuiuiug the larger Prizes, which are i. hundred per cent, better for tiie purchaser than any othur Lottery in oxieleticu. All tlmsu tickets ending with 0,2,4, 6, 8,are eveu —all those eudlug with 1, 3, 6, 7, 9, are odd. Remember that every prize is drawn, und paya ble in full without dcductiun. All prizos of $1,090, and under, paid immediately after the drawing—other prizes at tiie usual time oi thirty days, full without deduction. 4fij- All communications strictly confidential. TUe drawn numbers will ho forwarded to pur chasers immediately after tho drawing. Prize tickets cashed or renewed lu other tickets at cither office. GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS. As oue lmlf the Tickets areguaranted to draw $S, we will sell certificates of Packages of 10 Tickets (odd u“d eveu numbers.) at tho lo.lowtug rates— All that the It) Tickets (winch are those decided by the number drawing tho Capital,) drew over the amount guaranteed accrues to the purchaser. Certllices of Package of 10 Wholo Tickets 8d0 “ *• 10 Half *‘ 3o “ “ 10 Quarter *• 15 Address orders for tickets or certificates ol pack ages of tickets either to S. SWAN k CO., Atlanta, Ga., or aug24 S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala K EDZIE’S WATER FILTER.—Just received un assortment of sizes Kedzci’s Unproved Water Filters for Uttering Fuvunnuh River Water, for sale by HORACE MORSE, jy 9 165 Broughton Ft. C hoice goshex butter * <iif.fse.~2o I kegs choice ooslieu Butter. ‘ ! I 20 Boxes Uu eio. Landii g aud ler tale by | SL’RANToS JOUNMOS&iO aug 25. L EMON SYRUP.—60 boxes Roys bed 1/iut .Syrup; 60 boxes Keys 2nd Lotuon syruajal received, aud for*ale by ■ «ug_26 ^CRANVfoN, .lOHXcTO.V .V iu. CITY TREASURER’S OFFICE, .SAV.tX.VXli, 2d August. IfU _ fpilE Bond £ of tbe City ol .Nivauiiah,uuel.-t i f t B X ruary, 1857, («.-« inmr*iily known asMe.titewl Bonds,) issued for Central RaUicad stock, «::ityl redeemed on uj plication, in Sleek oi lit t-iwl Railroad and Banxiug Company, at it; tuwkvuil ue, the Bonds being received ut par. Hoictra«| tbe same preferring cash, can have them hHiwv I m money. JAS. ri. WI KINS, 'k o MtjrTrw. STRANGER! )™“ »»“! » «00d and cheap fry, ready mado or made up in your measure; also Hots, Caps, Shirts, Collars or Dress Furnishing articles or any description, call and se lect from tho largest and best stock In tho city, at tho Star Emporium, 147 Bay street. > ■ WM. 0 rjfeioR, S moked Touguoi, mokedlieef, Pig Mams'and choice Oo3hon Butter, received per ' Florida and for tale by /MfT J. D. S UGAR. SOAP, SODA, SYRUP AND STARC H- 160 bbls Stuart’s A, B and C Sugar 76 do Crusbod and I’ulvoi dsed Sugar 160 boxes Colgate’s and Boi tdell’s Soap 176 do Pale 100 do No 1 7 lo 100 do Castile n 160 do Toilet a., , 100 do Sub Cab Soda * 50 kegs Washing _ do 76 bbls Syrup 100 boxus Lemon Syrup ,2W) do Oswego, Colgate’s * B eadoH’s Starch, lauding and in store for solo by . McMAHO: V * DOYIJ5. __ F R SALE—A ’ut of fine Indian ] ’caches. sugl5 a. BONAUD. S "'SIDES AND HAUS-ao hhd^di >5? 805*'"" r 20 Uerces choico Hams, z and lor salo by augl6 HOLCOMBE, JO! JN80N * CO. V INEGAR, FLOUlCTflCSS bb lT®MTtfogftr 20.bbU White \YP ,q Vinegmr 60 baskots quark , , lln t8 Wit «c 100 boxes asorty j qUft iufea Rey’• !*»*» Syrup 26 casks HibV ,_,S wmi porter 25 do Jetfr «»g Imbre Ale, J’lnts; landing and for sale by J auglft, _ ilOLCOMBE, JOHN3<.>N & (.0 . _ M OLASSES—360 hhds, puncheons aud bbls Mus covado, Barbodood uud New Urleaus Molas ses, in store and for sale by June20 WEBSTER * PALME** L EAF LARD—20 bbli and 50 kegs priluu No 1 Baltimore I*eaf Lard, lauding ami for sale by aug7 SCRANTON. JOHNSTON A-LO. NOTICE. m W mu:absent from the city F. 1>. Griffin will act os my attorney. aug 17 G. M. URIKF1X. JgACON—10 casks prime tides, just received ai d for sale by Juno 26 CRANE. WELLS * CO. JUST RECEIVED PER FLORIDA. 1 CASE Rlchardfiotis Superior Irish Linens, Checked Cambrics, Nainsooks, Swiss Muslins StripcdSwiss. and Plain Jaconets, 1 cose Palm Ix?af Fans, Cotton Fringe aud Wide Trimming Braids; Grass Cloth,Now York mills Shirting, 1 case Superior Calicos at fleets, 810 and 11-4, RIcachod Cotton SheotiiifS, Ac., *c. for salo at the lowcstpriccs, by DEWITT * MORGAN. 20 boxes S OAP. BROOMS, LiVRI) AND BLUE-2 No 1 Soap, 69 Palo do, 75 do Family do 100 dozen Brooms,' 69 kegs Lard 100 boxes Fig Blue, received and for aale by \tc\t.tiuw.fr nave jyio mcmahon * doyk, 205 and 207 Bay st. L EMON SUGAR—A new article for making lem onade without h mous. 60 cases just received and for salo by jy 80 RODGERS, NORRIS ft Co. B OTABH- _ 10 cum BcctfU.i1 rwisb, Hi Uu ounj toe.too all. bid: loculu rouahjiat rccelval B ft co. jufis.—lfObbU HUtttt’, Sugar,-tod Soda Biscuit, 20 do Pilot Bread, 10 bbls Princeton ft Fox'* Cracker*, 80boxos MllkandBodr Biscuit, in * tore and r ««Ur. v WEBWHthPAMMS, . . . & N OTICE.—.—R. A.OrewRirtimilE l..llacketl are my duly authorized agents during tuy ab sence from tho State. J8' IIORACE MORSE. C HOICE LIQUORS.—to half pipes O. D. ft Co. Brandy. p 6 pipes Holland (Meder Swan) Gin ; 2 puncheons old Jamaica Rum ; 1 do do St Croix do; 10 casks Purl Wine. In store and for sale by aug6 kCR.VNTii.V. JOHNSTON ft CO. WATCHES—WATCHES—WATCHES We are receiving the London Lever Watches, of the most oolebratedmakore.Ju old apd Silver cases. R. F. Cooper’s plex Watches, Watches for Timing Horses fine SwissClironomctors, which we offer at roa-ona. hie prices, at our now store iu Gibbons’ Range. ..«ntM . r* IF NICHOLv >• rn,. & JfiUM.’^diVD BRANDY.—60 bbls Luther Kef. 60 bbls E Phelps’ Rye Gin 25 do Doina>tic Brandy 5 20 >4 and 16 K casks 4th proof Brandy. I .tore uni lur * ,alo s Jg| ANTON( johNSION * CO. V.\ 1.1AU1.K RICE I‘I,A.Vl'A'rI(» Full SAl.ll, yvrnn.v ikx milk* «:)•• .ui. r.n , i s.ua.v.jh. O N the first liim1ii> in l itTiulnr iivm, u:|.n sold before the (unit limi.-u iu u.ecnjun Vjunah, the 1 luhtuliHi on the Mivumuh mcr,u mile- freiu Hit* n y. fnowii a- Mulberiy lifovi.h mngiog to tii0 urtaie ot the late i bmp Liinti,in Utiiiiiij.' .-ix bundled uud eiglity-MsVeii «re-,« which there are two hundred acres of Gr»tquduj tide ncu land, and one liuudred and liiij-Dvcur, under good banks uud tu a Hue state fwuiu* uou. Ai.-o, M-veuty five acres ul high landnsftr cultivation, un the place are a good i.wc iiiiglow, overseer’s house, bams, negro bouse# util t* uutbuiiuiogs, aii m a good state of repair. lVn*B, desiring to pureba.-e will call uiou 11. li. iluriisi, Ex’t, who resides within lour miles of the nun, or Klixa Ulmer, Kx’trix, who re.*ides wUlnutn miles ofthe Grove. Terms of sale made knov^n on the day cl nk i’oa.-cssion not given until the first oi Jniiusry. jy 17—tU II. li. liAlillltu.N'.tJi’ur. ifij- Tue Charleston Mercury w.ll pubiLdifudi week until the day of sale. DUS. LKFLKR «S; WILCOX, Drefllli. , AUK now fully prepaid! toil sert foh or pariialscitei4 T«tl on tbe )iriuci|dc of Rr.J. Allcu'i “ u ‘* * ,r Patent Contiuuous tinm, by to improvement, the form ol the luce con be resnredw any degree of rotuudity tliat rouy bcdesiml. its applicable in all cases where the cheeks have lai-'i iu uud cuuuot be detected by clu?ostebierv«.- This tuutiiod combines tbe Ibilowingt l.-anuge-:- An artificial gum, whic h exhibits a j'crfcctiy isiuf and life-like up\H!urancu, and imparts to tbe tori that peculiar expression which cbaraeteriiMibeu- tural organs. This Gum consists oi a sdaciousconii oiuJ wbUk is applied and fused upon the Teeth uml Flaitin f«t a manner, os to fill up all the iutorstires* sroucdil* base of Uie Teeth, und uiso unites ihcm firmly f each oilier aud to the l’lutc ut«iii which they « sett. This secure# perfect cleanliness of the Tot* Office over DcWitt ft Morgan, Congresssticd Rejmblican uud GeoigiaD copy. fehlM PLUMBING. 1 )LUMUIXG, in all its voriuus bMchtt,* teudevi to at the fchortest notice. nieUatuytm style. Als(>, may be found shower Baths,liana ed Iron, Tin ami Leaded Bath Tul*-: F«H'**r l>‘.«tji Puteut Pan Water Closets, Lead I'ii cq.-heiDf* Brafs anil Plated Cocks. m f’.i«i».~, ludiaRubwf Ho.»c. For sale at »!••* !»•>• •• f 'unL-h riurc,•»* Brotivhton .trer*t. oario roratv VfiR^ Qlt-ES.—10 hhds ri ies landing iron: ecbrG«rf* O Davis ami for sale by , „ , n . angti OGDEN. gTAKII k <•»: B Ai.TiMURK 1 .K.tV~iARD.—'-0 bbls.Prime*1 Leaf Iiir<l : 60 kegs do do itodo lauding uud for title by align KIR ANTON, JUHNSION ^TDLASSEi—100 bbis Mibn-stt H ,1br sale to writ* _ per sclir Julia A Rich, by augS LOCKKfT ft «XEUiNto HARPER FOll SEPTEMBER* ARPKKVi New Mumhly Magazine fur «rt |U tier, i# received ami tor .-ah* b)' W.tRNOtKft W'b g2l No foi Coimrcs?sfojji. OM'GAU. fiUAP AND tT.tJtCH- . #r O 20 hhds Muscovad aud" I’orm Ric"£«i»* r 3U bbls A, B and C co 16o boxes Pale ami Family ^>ap 6U do i’astiiu do v 250 do Fraser’s. Colgate'-' audUtwegon* received mid fur sole by . , JNMAllU.V i Ilfi)p' 207 Bay* 1 jy.’O 2(5 utnl 2' rstrevt. PHOTOGRAPHS. Large sized phfiWgttt , l L,u it twnvewuSf. 0 "? AlSWii- perior style. A callis solicited.^ ^ cr. St. Juliau-st. and Marketed SSiiV—t nl-t.. TTlillo BrSn'T-^J. liiitting tip j*eacbe<, Juu * ** atolfef b >* y uoNAffi. |41U hit—hX.rac h t*7«* Githen Butter, t^**’ 4 * Jj cr, for sale by aug!9 Jl ' . W HITE BiU able for phtling up peai B acon.—no hi»is prim, WMtcrjr a i° ang 19 ' 20 do fair lo prime — , 4 do do da mn»> W£BJtEH* l ' AIJIb win tolf [oogll] . BV HOOD? Ladies OpEESrfMj Ua'.c Ihraod do, do Ejiplieb o; 11 l,cllM Children 1 . Colton lloio »nd Gont’e Hair Hose, fancy act PW» Do 8112 nod Llslo Tbre.il (ileve. Da 1 tale Under l-blrta iinderSbirU Indies’ Online, Merinonndflircaduoa Da Hah Clelb Skill. , ra J1 , t Unuhrlc and swta. Flounciiig iim s* 1 *"' tor sale at lowest by k jj 0B (5iS. I.AAVHENCE’S BllSBSy* 1 * D1UUI.IC CUII-ND Iir [, HOFFMAN’S BOfflSMVAU• gggfcrrf T H»E two brands oi Lenient are d ri by tlioUw.cnce Cement ls*f ‘ warranted of thu best , most every department oi tbo w« « b . dr ^ S. Government, and other foP r,a '“ ^y.i> | works. For sale at tho offleo ot tb» 10 * Ui.mo.travor.bloto™.,^