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/ VOL. XXXSI IOLD 8ERIES.I SAVANNAH, GA., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5,1856. NO 13001 \ & \VKUK!*UAY KVKN’O, a o’clock P« Ml i> L iELEGHAPH. M c\v Yor kMarkct. Niwr Vo be, Nov. 4.—Ouly n moderate buii- u«!4 doing in Cotton—the election being the ftll ubHoi btug sulject of attention. Price* are iu luror of the idler. Salei 300 balea. Flour declined 12 cent*. Wheat from 1 to t cent*. sierliiig Exchange U (n Coir demand at 9 W to 'J 1*2. Farther bjr the Canadian. Nkw Yobx, Nov. 4.—Private letters by the steamer *ro favorable. Letters dated Wednes day report an advance of 4 on Cotton during the week. Sales of Wedneedgy 20,000' bales. Middling Orleans 6|$ Middling Uplands 6|. New York Klcctlon. i Nkw York, Nov. 4.—The Democrats in thin city are polling a heavy.—Serious riots oooured iu the first and fifth wards. Pistols and other weapons were freely used. Tho police generally refused to interfere. Tennessee Election. Augusta Nov. 5.—Returns from 11 counties in Tcmnoftflce show a Democratic majority of 12,000 [these are all the dispatches which have been leceived up to 2 o’clock.] By reference toour advertising columns It will be noticed that his Honor Edward O. Anderson, Chairman of the Committee of Ar rangements, for the Southern Commercial Con vention, has published a call for a meeting of the General Committee, at the Exchange Long Room, to-morrow uigbt, at half-past 7 o’clock. We hope there will be a general attendance. Lost Labor.— 1 The Telegraph office, was kept open throughout the whole of last night, iud our morning’s issue kept back until nearly six o’clock, lu the hope of receiving decisive reports from Borne of the more doubtful Statra Yet nothing came of special Interest. The wires were down North of Wilmington, and still are at the time at which we write. tew York Money Matters. Tne New York Commrcial of last Saturday evening reports sales of Georgia, sixes at 08. Virginia sixes 914. Tennessee sixes 92. Mott stocks show a decline. That paper says: This week has been one of very considerable pressure in the money market. The banks are still continuing their system of contraction, as a matter of necessity incidental to the heavy call* upon their specie resources to meet the deinuud for foreigo export. For the fire weeks ending with Saturday last they have lessened their discount lines 5,507,952, or au average of more than eleven huudred thousand dollars a week, while that of the last of the series was more than one and three quarter millions, and the contraction of the present one it is supposed will not be of a less amount. This bits fmeed a very large amount ef business paper iipnu the street, and as a consequence the iates of discount have advanced fully one to (wo per cent since Saturday last First class endrrsed paper cannot be readily cashed at less than ten per cent, while the rutes for that not so much in favor rule at twelve to thirteen and a half. Single names, strictly drat class, uiuy be quoted at twelve to fifteen, aud names not so well known at fifteen to eigh* teen per cent. On call the large bouses are at present obtaining wbat they want at seven per cent, but money is in demand at that rate,and we presume that some parties are obliged to pay more. The exports of specie this week have been large, but they are nearly balanced by the semi monthly instalment from California, which reached us on Tuesday, while the sub-treasury has disbursed about a quarter of a million mor< than i»t receipts daring the week ending last tveing. The p.iymeuta on account of duties for the saute time were a little more than six hand- red tuuusuud dollars. Suicide in New Yoke—Tuuehing Story—« The N. Y. Herald of Saturday, contains a touching story of the suicide ot Louie Howard, a young girl who came from Boxoury, Mass., to tout city. She was about Id yean of age, hud light hair and blue eyes, aud was a very attractive girl. She was betrayed by a educer, aud ai forwards took up her residence iu a house of ill-repute. Here she became ardently at tached to a young man, who a short time be fore her detttu, showed a disposition to out bei acquaintance. The Herald says: un Saturday uighr last the parties met ac cidentally ut Peructiio's ball, where she accost ed him aud wished him to to douce with her. He coldly refused She then pleaded With him to go home with her, as she wished to com- iuuuicute something of importance to them both, but be refused her importunities with redeuess. Wounded at his conduct, she left the bull room and retired to her home; she lay down fur awhile, but shortly alter arose, dress, ed herself, and left the house. This was at two o'clock on Sunday morning. She was accosted by a policeman at the corner of Cortland street, but, not noticing him, she continued Iter way to south terry, aud went on one of the bouts. It was a cold, chilly night; there was no moon, and when the boat was half way across the unfortunate girl threw her- sell without a cry from the stem, and was soon buried uuder the heavy tide that wasruuniug at the time. The two passengers on the boat little kuew of the fearful tragedy that had been enacted on the boat, but the girl was missed by them on the Brooklyn side, aud the alarm given to her friends. Her body was recovered ou Tuesday, aud identified by her female com- pauiou*. A photograph was found on her pen. son ot the young man whom she had loved so well, but so unwisely. On Thursday her re* miiius were conveyed to Greenwood, where she wus interred, with the picture of her false lover placed upon her breast. The scene at the grave was painfully impressive. The landlady of the house, her female companions, a clergy- muu, tiie undertaker and his wife, were all that were present. Alter the reading of the Episco- teurs uud sobs of all present, after which the luuerul cortege returned to the city. This is oue or many similar stories that might be told of life in the great metropolis. [Prim iho Columbus Suu.J Manufactures’ and Mechanics' Bank. There wus a good deal of excitement in this city yesterday about this Bonk, which failed to open its doors as usual, and various were ibe conjectures as to its probable condition, iluaociuily. During the forenoon, many anx ious faces might be seen in front or the en trance, with one hand in tho pocket, apparent ly anxiously awaiting the opening of this iusti- tutiou. It did not open, however, and they hnuily dispersed, giving the thing up as a hopeless case. It is supposed by many to be utterly bursted. We have heard of several individuals who hold Its bills for $2,000. What its condition is no one seems stall informed. We siw its bills changing hands as low os 25 cents on the dollar. We are disposed totuink the case not so bad as to Justify so great a sac rifice, Itia reasonable to suppose its Stock holders good for at least half of its liabilities. Everybody accords to Dr. Taylor, its Presidout the greatest intergrity, and think the difficulty into which the Bank has gotten, is from de ception practised upon him by parties at a ni«tuuce, la which ft bad placed undeserved confidence. We advise all who can do so, to hold onto its bills. We have taken steps to obtuiu the names of its Stockholders, and when obtained shall give them to the public, when they will bo belter able to Judge or the value of >u issues. Thanksgiving Day. It will be seen from the proclamation of Hli Excellency, Gov. Johnson that in' concert With the Chief Magistrates of many of the States, be ha» appointed Thursday, the 26th day of this taohth, os a " Day of Thanksgiving and Sup plication," and Invites and exhorts the people or Georgia to its observance as such. We givo thp proclamation a plane in our editorial columus t EXECUTIVE DEPORTMENT, » Millxdoeville, Ga. Nuv. 1st, 1U56. j In conformity with a custom, sanctioned by the piety of all ages and eqjolucd by the Great Law Giver of the Uuivorse, and responding to the ouggestion, which seeks, by procuring con cert of actlou among tho Executives of the several States, is set apart a fixed day for gen oral Thanksgiving throughout tho Uuiun. I, Hersohel V. Johnson, Governor of Georgia do, hereby, designate Thursday the twentieth day of this present month, as a day of Thanks giving and Supplication, and recommend tho people throughout the Stuto, on that day, to suspeud their usual business, and tho various re ligious denominations to ussemble in their res pective places of worship, and engage in exer cises of devotion suitable to the occasion. Let ns, ns a people, acknowledge with gratitude, the manifold mercies of God. Let us thauk Him, for our exemption from war, pestilence and famine ; for our national and social bles sings ; for the prosperity which smiles ou our beloved country. Remembering our short-corn lugs and representing of our sins, let usimploro Divine forgiveness. Let us pray for the banish ment of sectional animosities and strifes; for tho prevalence of political fraternity ond justice; for deep devotion and fidelity to the Federal Con9titotion, which is the bond of our anion for Heavenly wisdom to guide our Rulers; for the expulsion of "spiritual wickedness in high places," and for the establishment of that "righteousness which exalteth a nation." Given nndor my hand and Seal of the Ex ecutive Department, at tho Capitol in Milledgoville, on the day and year above written. HERSOHEL V. JOHNSON. By the Governor: L. H. Briscoe, Seo’y. Ex. Dept tOT All papers in tho State publish once. [communicated.] Presidency of the Atlantlo and Gulf Rond. Oct. 30, 1856. Messus. Editors I am pleased to learn that the stock has been subscribed to the At lantic and Gulf Railroad,necessary to its organ isation, and I see that tho Savannah Republi can recommends tho Hon. Charles Spalding, and theBainbridge Argus, the Hon. James P. Screven, as President of the Company. Dr. Robert Collins ought to be made President of this Company for many reasons, and I say this without intending or wishing to disparage tbo other gentlemen named in the slightest degree; on the contrary I have the highest regard for them as geutlemon, and as men possessing in tellect of the highest order. The only difficul ty now in the way of the speedy construction of the Main Trunk Road, is the release from the Brunswick Company; and there is no man living who could get that release so soon, or upon as good terms as Dr. Collins. Dr. Screven is the President of the Savannah and Gull Road, und it will be remembered that this Road and the Brunswick Road have been con sidered as rivals, and it is not to be disguised that these two' Companies are not on the best of terms. Mr. Spalding voted against the Bruoswick Aid bill in the Legislature, and is the father of the Atlantic and Gulf Road. This last Road has ever been considered by the Bruuswick Company as u rival Road also, and it is but natural that they should distrust any one who they ever looked upon as an enemy. Dr. Collius, on tbo contrary, has built tie Brunswick Road as far os it has been built, and nos ever been tbe econsistent and unwavering friend of that Ruud. Is it not reasonable to suppose that he cuuld make more speedy end betur arrangements than any oue else with the Brunswick Compauy ? I sincerely hope that tor the interest of the State, tbe people, and the Atlantic aud Gulf Road, that Dr. Collins will be made the President. A Citizen of Thomas. The Dn#U between Messrs. Pryor end C Finney. , Exopanor Hotel, Richmond, I „ * . November 2, 1850. f hditort S, S, Qemocvat: You will, no donbt, have had, previous to this reaching yon,: a wholo soriesof reports relative to the recent duello betweon Begot A. Pryor, or the Richmond inquirer, and Dr. Oswald Finney, Senator from tbe Accomao Sable• Tb ° ^kwlwg particulars are re- *> afterubofi, Dr. Finney, whilst at this Hotel, became very talkative with some acquaintances and a group of bystanders, on the political subjects of the day, alluding to persons uud particulars, and referring to Mr. Pryor lit no very becoming language, branding him ns coward," Ac. Mr. Pryor nearing of Dr. P.'s remark*, proceeded to tbo hotel, to leurn If the report wus trne, and for the pur pose or oliostMug him with a small cane. Here lie learned Dr. F. was at .dinner, so at Mr. P.’s request Mr;irVing wulted on Dr. F. informing him that Mr. P. wished to see him. Understanding that Dr. F. was armed, Mr -\fl r<)C . ure( ? H nod, on Dr. F. coming out of the hotel on the sidewalk, Mr. P. root him uud demanded to. know if what be had heard was true. Dr. ^.answered in the affirmative i %p. he put his pistol in his pocket and repaired to his room. That night Dr. F. sent Mr. P.a challengo by the hands of his friend, Dr. A. Marshall, and Iho next morning the parties met at the back of the Hollywood Cemetery, on tho canal, in Heurico county, some two miles from the city, where at ten paces they stood and fired. Mr. P. fired at the word "one,” the bail passing on the hip and around the back of his antagonist, where it came through and fell on the ground. The fire of Dr. F. bad no effect upon Mr. P., uud all parties were thon driven home. Dr. F.’s condition is not dangerous. The city was in considerable excitement dar ing all Saturday. More Anon. We learn that Dr. Taylor was moved from WeBt Point to the residence of his brother-in law Mr. Lowther, in RtiBseU county, yesterday His recovery is yet in doubt. His mind is said to be much deranged. Races.—Tbe St. Mary’s county, Md., fall races took place at Leonardtown, in that coun ty, during last week, and afforded considerable interest to tbe sporting fraternity. Tbe pre liminary race on Tuesday was between W. H. Gibboms "Nicholas I," and Dr. Lynch’s "8hakespeare,” three years old, mile heats, $100 entrance, best three in five, and was won by the former in-1.57, L55,1 A3. "War Eagle" and "Union" also ran for a jockey club purso of $300. Statement of tho Condition of “TUB MARINS UVVK01I* GWOROIA” and ItV - — m - - - — IhYlSXL “ * Georgia • u. »..u VUW.I»IW,I III --I'noi .'1111(1111 u kill, If UOIUII Agencies, nt tlte close of bail r est, Monday, Octobor 90th, 1850, P ubllsludin conformity with the Proclamation of the Governor of Georgia, Oct 94, 1856. Vesuvius.—A letter from Naples says: "Slips of oarth into the principal oreter ot Vesuvius have been taking place for some time past. It is feared that the entire summit of the mountain will disappear in the open chasm. Violent and continual reports have of late proceeded from the volcano." A Veteran Gone.—Minute guns wore fired and bells tolled at Hartford on Monday morn ing for tho death of Cal. James Ward, the oldest commissary general in the United States, and one of tho oldost citizens of that place, who died suddenly, aged 89 years. Small Notes in Tennesse.—Iii accord auco with a law of the last Legislature, on and after tho lRt of September, 1856, the issuance or circulation of small notes of a less denomina tion than $5, by any bauk, except the Bank of Tennessee, i? made un indictable offence, puu* isbablc by n fine of not less than $500 nor more than $10,000. -funeral limitation. DIED—Mr. GEORGE HARPER, of New Hamp ton, Mass. HU Tuneral will take placo this slt'-r- noon, at half-pas (bur o’clock, from the Pulask House. Boston papers please copy. Coninierrtiil Snltlligntf. (From the N. Y. Her lid.) Important Democratic Estimates—Tlic dime Cuimused—Thc Election Decided Albany, Oct. 31,1856. Tho readers of the Herald will find below a document which is the latest from the Buchan an managers. It was made up for private aud secret circulation, aud by no meuus intended tor tbe public eye. A few days since a secret meeting of several leading Democrats wus held iu the city of Albany, at which ex-Lieutenant Governor Church, Dean Richmond, chairman of the 8tatr committee, Peter Dagger, secreta ry, the editors of tho Atlus and Argus, and several others from various ports of tbe State, were present. The meeting was intended to collect the canvass of the whole State, and such other information os was accessible, and, in their minds, reliable, and then calculate tbe prospects iu each county, and compile a table or votes for circulation iu the respective coun ties. The public are assured that tho document is authentic, and comes from the individuals named above, and a few others associated in tbe meeting whose names could not bo easily procured. Every politician in the State will of course desire to know the opiuions of those leading men. They seem confident of success, The figures foot up as follows: * Buchanan, 198,834 Fillmore, 138,246 Fremont, 192,534 —making an aggregate of 529,064 votes. The entire vote of the State will exceed this by about 20,000 votes, but the proportions will be preserved. Jadge Parker will be receive 10,- 000 votes more than tbe democratic electoral ticket; James Brooks 6,000 more than the Fill more ticket; and John A. King 16,000 less than the Fremont ticket. Arrived. Sohr Eliza Ann, Domingo, Back Rlvor, with 28.0 bus rough rtco, tu auourslmm a Sou, Steamship Florida, Woodhull, New York—Fade!- ford, Fay & Co. Sailed. Steamship Florida, Woodhull, New York. Passengers. Per stoamship Florldu, for New York—J Dolls- noy, Miss stone, E Trlvett, P E Arnold and lady, C W Arnold, J W Arnold, and 6 steerage. NOTICE. SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVEN- 4K-S TlON—A tneotlng or tbe Goueral Commit tee of Aldermen and Cllisens appointed to make suitable arrangements for the reception or tbo members of the Convention, are requested to meet at tho Exchange Long Room, TO-MORRUW NIGHT, at X post 7 o’clock. novfi EDWARD O. ANDERSON, Chair. The Richmond Duel!—(From tho Dispatch of Monday) Muoh excitement prevailed in our community on Saturday morn ng, in con quetice of a report that a duel had been fou^ uear the city between Dr. O. B. Finney, State Senator from Ifec Acoomae Distriot, and Roger A. Pryor, Esq., cue ul' tbe editors of tho Rich mond Enquirer. Tho report turned out to bo correct. Early Saturday morning, the parties, with their friends, repaired to a place in Henrico county, a mile or two weBtof Richmond, where they fought with pistols at 10 paces. Dr. Fin ney was wounded at tbe first fire, the ball en- tering his right side, above the hip, and pass ing around to the buck, whence it was subse quently extracted. Being thus disabled, he wus in no condition to fire again, aud tbo aflbir ter minated. Dr. Finney was conveyed to his lodgings at the Ballard House. He lias suffered great pain from his wound, though it is hoped it will not result totally. It Is due to both gen tlemen to say that they exhibited on the m * * much firmness and presence of mind. We cannot speak authoritatively of the causes which led to this unfortunute affair. Doubtless the friends of both parties wiU in time enlighten the public mind with regard to its origin. Tbe challenge, it said, proceeded from Dr. Fiuney, and the whole matter was planned and carried into execution within tho short period of twelve or fourteen hours. The Ohio Rivsn—Business atBxNwood. wheeling, Out. 31.—fhe Ohio river is again receding, and uo navigation can be expected from tne recent rise. Tlw water, is now but 23 inches deep. A i average of seventycarduads or produce and mercnaud.se is nuw daily trans- frjwd at Benwuud aud Uoiair, tbo Railroad Itopl* being kept buy. The Wbatukb.—Oswego. Oct 31.—It com menced snowing here last night, and still con tinues. Tbe weather lute is very cold. Hornellsville, Oct. 31,-Snow fell, here and at Elmira lust night to tbe depth of a half inoh. Tbe weather is very cold. Ashore.—New York, Nov. 1.—The schoon er Sultan went ashore last night below Fort Ontario, with a cargo of wheat. tv* fiuvuiiiiuli Market, November 5. COTTON—Our coltou market, under the favora ble news received yoaterday, has advanced Halos this forenoon 374 bales, vis: 18 at lltf, 47 at tl 9-16,10 at ll?{, 262 at 12, aud 35 at l;!#. Exports. NEW YORK—Steamship Florida—447 balea col- ton, 197 casks rice, 44 bales domestics, 254 pKgs sundries. Intelligence. «*art of Navaiinali .Rot ember 5 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Oglethorpe Mntnal Loan Auooiation The regular moutnly meeting or iho Ko above named Association will bo bold on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 5th lust., at 7 o’clock at tho Exchange. novfi Dir Dlswmntea note, tunning to m.tn- tlty 708,141 42 Exolmngo running to maturity. .1,815,403 65 Nutea und blllu protested Considered good 63,658 68 Considered doubtful... .38.438 68 Considered bud 13,313 35 - 94.310 81 Stock and Bonds ........... 106.433 71 Banking House ond Lot 10,000 00 Itenl estate taken In payment ot Debts 173)30 04 Due from other Banks & Agents 137,607 37 Pmteate 118 13 Exponses 15,856 03 Notes and cheeks other Banks 81099 09 Specie 163,435 47- 344,434 59 Bosultlog balances with Agencies 33,465 03 83,3033103 34 DUtbC Capital stock Circulation Deposits Unclaimed Dividends Due to other Banks and agents. Snspenie account Prattle ond Be^rved fund CR. .31,000.1)00 00 . 804.309 011 . 430,094 33 3.368 50 473,843 63 1114 15 411,703 74 33,303,603 34 T041S, CHAOI.ES f. mills, GEORGE HALL, ED IV A 111) PaDJILFCKD, AARON CHAMPION NOAH B. KNAPP, t J.'MES T. WliUB, OBOBOki1,7COPB. ’ CHA8..F. MILLS, President, HM. P. HUNTtilt. Cashier. L UUOiUUetU, w- \ go:ttioimiu or small laiwlit*. urn be O aC: :;*inwiau»<i with IUmhuJ uud Hoard, at 2o Drayiou slraot, opposite tho lob House. due U—tl -MHK R. ri. KaYHER, OrTnE’S METALi‘c“‘\ ISWSUIMfl (MSESISilf* mHlditiauowly imvutml UUKIAL CASK, fash- i louod to accord with tho jeollugs ol the be- rvavo >. and yet rutaiuUig all tho roqulNltuB of au appropriate roonptaulo far tbo dead. There Is no rea^ou why such arouoptaclo should bo made to create l>y Us appearauce dlsugp-eable sensations. It is enough that we should lie borcaveJ, and what ever lends to soRon or muko Ichs keen the poiguau- oy of our grief, commends lu.elf to our cougldera- tiou. 8o much that la repulsive bus beuu discarded la tbo arrangeineut and nhapo or the above Case, that Its name, the CASKET' BURIAL CAS' , la au Involuntary suggestion, and I do not hesitate to aver that there has uever been In use any thing so entirely chaste, appropriate and convenient oa this inveutlou The Case permits a vlow of the entire body alter it is enclosed, tho whole top being composed of beautiful thick French Plate Ulaa^aufllcieutlj strong to resist any Internal or external pressure, is per fectly air light, composed of molal highly orna mented, and will last lor ages. Sample < of IhuCoskot may bo oeeu at the ('Olee ot Messrs. CRANE, WELLS & C'*,, 82 Bay atroet, Sa vannah. P. A. Perrons desirous of p reba-dng the exclu sive l ight lor tho sale of tho Casket In the following titales, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina and North Carolluu, will ploa3e apply by lettor or in person to WILLIAM II. PHILLIPS A Oil., owuors of Patent, i-aro of CRANE, WELI3 &CO„ Savannah, Georgia. N It. Rights t} ouo or more counties will bo sold kb. oct l-tr£p \ GROCERIES, 60 boxes Grand ft Williams’s 10 ounce Tobacco. 60 bbl* Luther Felton Boston Rum 2h ,t* Boston “ 80 •• Old P. ll’GIn $0 *• E- Phelps Rye Gin 60 N O. RucilUed Whisky 25 bbls Itomostio Brandy 26 }£ casks 4th proof Brandy 20 M " » " “ 26 “ Malaga Wine 60 hols Crushed and Powdered Stuart's Sugar 60 “ Stuart’s A. B. Clarified Sugar 50 “ “ C. •* “ lu hhds choice St* Crulx «» 10 “ ‘‘ P. R- 6o " "rltue Baoou Sides 20 •• « ‘‘Shoulders 16 ca»k3 Byass Lnupoa Porter 2D X ca’ksTeuerlffe Wine 100 bags Prime Green Rio CoETou 100 “ Fair do " « 60 bogs ceolooGoV'ii nmont Java Coffee in mala 70 boxes Adamantine Candlns. In store aud for raleb y SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. oct 25 GROG E R I E 87 bnxM Choice Tobacc'*, “various brands” d\J\J 1U0 bags Choice Rio Coffee, 60 bbls Sugar Biscuit, Butter do, Soda do, Pilot do, 60 boxes assorted Cordials. 60 “ “ Candles, 26 " Adaniantluo Candles. 25 “ Tallow “ 26 A-surtod Phkles, 20 “ Ground Coffee, 50 « Colgates’ Family, Palo, At No. Soap, Snuff, WANTED. A YOUNG man from Now York wants a situa tion as Porter in a Grocery or Dry Goods store. He Is willing to make himioir generally use* rul. Address, James Slater, through tho Post of- nov5-2t $jT REMOVAL J£* G. BROWN ib GO., Wholesale and Retail Dealer* In For eign and Domestic Dry Goods* B EG leave to say they have removed to tbelr large now store, 170 BROUGHTON STREET, whore their ample room will onable them to koep a complete stock In overy department. Alto, a fill line or PLANTATION GOODS, of tho best Southern manufacture. Combined with the above they keep a complete stock or l adies Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, Embroldorles, Luos, and Ladios and Gents Furnuhlug Goods, to suit tbe City as well as Ibe Country Buyers, at the lowest Cash prices U» BROWN & CO., oct29 ‘ 170 Broughton st. Xl Ladles Buck and White Bilk Hose, do do Raw do,-/do. .? Clack Burmese Wool do do Arnerian and Cashmere do White, Slate, Brown and Black 1 otton Hon. Also, a full assortment of Alexandres Kid Gloves, CoPd and Black Silk do do Cashmere do Ladies Merino Vests, do Pllk oot28 lifiNRY LATHROP h CO. A STRAY HORSE. A Bay Horse wsa terday during ray a unknown,to.my aervan s. The. owner is reducated to prove property, EW. H pout a* ouu take him away • .. ., odtairtf . m left in my yard y»s / absence, by a nuaro JAMES J. BINES. 25 Jars Fronoh Rapes, 26 do Macoboy 20 nests Tubs. 20 dos Painted Buckets. 60 boxes Extra, First and Second qualities Lemn Syrup, 6o boxes Scbcldam Schnapps. 60 “ Claret tVlne, liO “ l l|ics, spurted sixes, 60 cheats Blt-ck To4S, various qualities, 60 qr do Ilya n do, superior, 25 eigbtb do do do do, 60 gross Guodwlns’ Yellow Bank, So lace aud pure American, Fine Cut Tobacco. 200 reams trapping Paper, oildixos. 26 bi xus M tea uni, 25 ilu Vermicelli, 26 cases Oliv* Qil, loo Whole, half and quarter kegs F F F Gun Powder, 60u boxes Sardlnes.puarter and halves. For sale by J. V. CONNERaT, oct 9 No. 162Bty-htreet. CUFFKK, 8UUAHS X B igs Prime Green Rlu Coffee so OU too do Fair do do do 60 mats Old Government Java do 76 bags Lagulra do lo hhds Chaleo St Croix Sugar 10 do do 1>. R, do 20 half cbost8 fine Hyson Tea 6.) 16 lb caddies extra Quo do do 20 hair chests fine Black Tea. X >0 papers 15 do do do Oolong Black Tea, tin foils 60 ouddies extra fine Oolong Black Toa, 6 lbs- Just received and ter sale by 00*21 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO- H ICKORY NUTS, Pecan Nuts, Brazil Nuts, A raoads, of all kinds, received per staeme auu ter sale by J. D. JESSE. oot2l ’OTIOE—7 dozen CASES, assorted, received tbl* daynor steamer, and for sale low by O. M. GRIFFIN, Successor to late U. Eastman, oct 7 corner Bryan and WMtaker sta. F LOUR,- 20 barrels Hiram Smith Flour. 26 half barrels Extra Gennessce. 76 barrels Domnead and Oakley Flour. 60—98 and 49 Sacks Demnead Flour. Received and ter t*a!o by oct 20 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A CO. MONEYS MONEY II MO.vEYIl W HY bu wo witUout Money! when It la Just aa eaay lor any ouo to bo around with a pocket mu as not, If they only tbihk so. 1 have got a new article, from which rrum five to twenty dollars a day can bo raudo. either by m tie or female. It 1« highly respectable business, and un article which Is wauled iu overy family In tho 'l uited States. Ku- oloso mo two uoilara by ma : l, at my risk, and 1 will forward you by return mall a C rculur, w-th lull instructions in the art. Tho busim s.s is very easy Try It, If you are out of employ meet; und you will uever regret it; lor it wll be better tor you to nay the above sum, und insure a good business, tuuu to pay tweuty-llvo ceuts for a spurious advertise ment. This is no humbug. Try it l Try it I Trt tt! Address your letters t« DWIGHT M'»NROK, New York. sent 16-3m A1TENTION PUBLIC. M\i HACK, SALE AND Livery Stables, NO. 225 BAY STREET, FREEMAN, HENDERSON A CO. PROPRIETORS. T UR subrcrlbore would Inform tho public that they have opened a Stable iu the Brick Build ing o»» Bay streot, between Montgomery und Jeffer son streets, and have added to their already LARGE STOCK several well broke NORTHERN HORSES, besides uew BUGGIES and CARRIAGES, undare now able to supply all ordors lu tbelr line. They will have OMNIBUSSFS ami HACKS on the arrival aud dopurturo of tho Cars aud Summers Aud al.su HACKS for PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION. Their establishment hi all it* departments, they are determined SHAIJ, NOT BE EXCELLED IN THE SOUTHERN COUNTRY. FREEMAN, HENDERSON k CO. oct30-tf THE ONLY IffWl EXCLUSIVE MUSH ' W.D. ZOGBAUM&CO. 1 TAKE tho oppoitunity >u return thanks to their . frlonds nml the public ter their favors, uud hope from strict attention to tbelr buslnoss, for con Unuution of tbelr patronage, and would therefore reepoctfntly ask thoattootiou of tho public to their usually largo stuck or Plauo Fortes; having added tills season also, W. Kuaber aud U. Vogt’s Pianos, which for elasticity uud beauty ef touch un 1 great power, can not bo aurpuwod. AImi. ou baud n large ussurtment ef Musleal Merchandize, and u choice collection of Homo und Foreign Music. ool29 AND DRESS GOODS Mrs FRE' LAND has opened and will he receiving by steamers through tbo sea sou, the latest aud most fash- tebnuble stytes of FREN- U BONNETS, Klbbous,Flowers uuu Feuth ms. Also a licit sole.tiou uf Dress iiiramingSfceusl-t- ng Ribbons, iia.oTTvoivot Ribbon* and B igle Ia e-. • With a variety or Dress and loak ra toms | which the Udtesur Sa-annait nut vicinity «ro su- liulted to call ana exunlue at No. 174 Bnug^tou -.trout, Upstairs. out 21 NOTICE^ T HE un lerrigned, • «u.mi-sliinci> of tho t'gechci* Bead, wul leceivo pro u.-nU for Inilnliu.' » BrMge across tho ChiiiiI, ktn-wn as tho D nn Furost Bridge. Mu erlals to lie of thu lie t quality, ih pi u and drawing can bu seen at tnu uIll u John s. Bowen. Civil Surveyur, on liru.vtou stroi-t. I'ri pomls will bo received until 12 o’clock, M., of November 22nd. 1ft. WAYNE, ) J K. C A.NHKR40N, > a nov3 E, B'lUHQ INK. J ° UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA. Athens, Or toboi-, 1G, 183G. RE ItRGANIZATItW OF COLLEGE FACULTY OutnulOthof Deci tuber noxt, tho Trustees ol this Institution wi I procuod to elect the following officers: Professor or Belles Lottre-i aud Orutory : ** *• AncR-nV Languages; ” ” Natirrul Sciences; " •* Mathematics; “ ** Nut. Philosophy and Chemistry ; Tutor of Mathematics; •» “ Languages; And to appoint a President pro tern. Thu Presidents Balaiy is $2600 per unu. The salary's of tbo Professors is $2000 per an num. Person* elected will bo expected leeutor upon tbelr duties tho 15tn of January next. oct25 4W ASBUKY HULL, Sect’ry. L ine*, brushes, wash boards, to,. &c— loo doz Clothes Lines 200 do Fish do 600 du Scrubbing Brushes 60 do WaBh Boards 60 du Barrel Covers 60 reams Wrapping Paper 60 imles do Twine 60 boxes Pipe Heads 100 boxes Eng Pipes 100 boxes fresh grou 260 boxes Victoria Blue 100 boxes Tiger Mustard 100 boxos sup’r Carb Soda 75 kegs washing do 100 doz 2 and 3 ply Brooms, Received and ter sale by oct22 HollAHON k DOYLE. B randies, wines, &o.— 6 half pipes Palo Otard Dupuy k Go’s. Bran dy, 1852. 6 halfpipes do do do do 1864, 7 qr casks Old Jean Louis Cognac do, 6 half pipes Sazorac do, 26 qr casks Port Wiue, 26 qr do Malaga do, 10 qr do Madeira aud Shorry Wines, 10 pipes Holland Gin, 60 baskets Heidselk Champagne, 25 do Hungarian Lion do, 60 bblsX, XX, XX X, and Extra Monongg bela Whiskey, 160 bbls Domestic Liquors, assorted. For sale J. V. CONNERAT, oct 28 No. 162 Bay-street. C OFFEE.—Five hundred bags Rio Coffee, fair and choice; 40 bags Old Government Java Colleo; 60 mats du do do; 6 casks Plantation Coffee, very choice; 76bagsLaguyra do; 60 boxes Ground Java and WI Coffee; In store and Tor salo by oct26 WEBSTER k PALMES. J UST RECEIVED—A Urge and varied lot or LA DIES FURS, consisting of the following styles: Victoria Pelerines, Silver Martin Victetlnea, British Sablo do Genot do Im'n Fitch Martin do Belgian Genet irnffs, Lynx do British and French Sable Cuflh, Sw.rn Trimming, Ac.,by octOO HENRY LATHROP ft 00. TUBS. 1,010 THINGS WOllTH KNOWING. T ARDNER’S ONETHUUSAND AND TENTH!' (to Jj WORTH KNOWING—a Book clearly explain ing how to do rightly utmost ercruhing that can be necessary lu tbo Kitchen, Ihu Parlor aud tho Dres sing Room. l.ORIMER UTTI.EGOOD, Esq., a Young Gentle man who wished to seo Lire and saw it Accordingly, by Frank E. Smedley. MEMOIRS OF JAMES GORDON BENNETT AND HIS TIMES, by a Journalist. SARATOGA, a Story of 1787. Wlddlfield’sNow Cook Book, or Practical Receipts for tbe Housewife. Miss Leslie’s New Receipts for Cookery. Tho Ladies’ New Book lor Cookery—a Practical System ter private ramiltea in town uud country. The Amcrlcau Home Cook Book, containing sevo- ral hundred excellent Receipts. Fanny F'orn’s Fuiuily Cook Book, or Ilousekcop Ing made easy. Cooper’s Works—Tho Pra:rlo ; Tho Spy ; Tho Oak (ipenings; Satan’s Toe; The Pioneers ; Tho PathUuder. Mtss McIntosh’s Novels—Evenings at Doualdeon Manor; Aunt Kitty’s Tales; Jho Lofty ana the Lowly, Ac., Ac. « Mrs.Caroline Leo Hentz’s Works—Linda, or the Young Pitot of tho Bello Credo; Tho Planter’s Northern Bride; Marcus Warlanu, or the Long Moss Spring; Hcllen aud Artber, or UUs Thiua’s Spin, ning Wheel. The Waverly Novels; Major Jones Courtship, Ac., c. Received by J. B. CUBBKDGE, Agent, oct 14 Under tho Marshall House. BOOTS AND SHOES. A RECEIVED by into arrivals, Lady’s GA1- lo. TKKS. Gentlemen’s Oxford TIES. Gouts and Boys’ GAITERS. uents I.ow Quartered, Calf and Patent Leather HHOES. Gentlemen’s F'ino BOOTS, M. J. BUCKNER, oct 10 No. 71 and 162 Gibbon’s Building. SHAN & COs LOTTERIES, [AUtHQRt/j.'D nr tuk urtvs or aluuma.1 |50,000. TO BE HAD FOR ||Q. lotttjjttii JHilitarq acainraqlutterq GLASS J. To bo drawn tn the City or Montgomery, Alabama, in public, tin THURSDAY, Nuvemoer 18th, 186H, 4iu tb** plan of SINGLE NUMBERS SAMUEL SWAN. Manager. 30,000 Ticket* Only! I Priioa amounting to 200,000 Dollars I Will bo distributed according to oho following UNMVAL,IsKL> SCHEME! .. 20,Oil .. 20,00t . 10,00 ,. lo.uot- ... 6,OCX 5,(KH .. 2,001 .. I0,00t 46,0(M. 1 prize of... 1 do do.. 1 do do I do do. I do do . 1 do do 2 do do 2 do du ... 20 do do 60 do do 76 do du 100 do Ho 126 do do, ...860,001) Is, 20,WH) IS 20,010. U 10.000 is 10,000 tt ... 5,1)60 Is.. ' 2,600 Is ; 1,000 u 600 Is 800 Is.. 2001a 15,001 100 Is 10 000 00 is 7,6a 4 prizes of 8400 approxlm’g to 850,000 uro l,om 800 * 800 260 175 200 150 36 25 20 OW,VWUIU 20,000 are l,to« 80,000 are 1,C0( 10,000 are sot 10,000 are 70t 6,000 aro COt 2,600 aro 48< 1,000 are 32< 500 are2,80( 300 aro 6,-OOt 200 are 6,00* 1,000 prizes amounting to, 4 , *, * * $200,OtX. puck or Tirana. Whole rickets $10; Halve! 86; Quarters $2 $0.* PUN or TUX LOTTKKY. 30,000 Numbers corresponding with those on th« Ti kuts aro placed In one Wheel Tbe first 88i Prizes are placed lu another Wheel. A number \> drawn from the Number Wheel, aud at tbo eatm time a Prizo is drawu from tbo other wheel. The Prize drawn Is placed against the number arawu. fills operation Is repeated until all the Prizoe are drawn out. AmoxuuTtoN Fiuza. The two preceding and the two succeeding Num bers to tboso Urawiug the ltrat 200 prizes will be- entitled to tbo 800 Approximation Prizes, according to tho .'t'ultemc. iu ordering Tickttd enclose the money to our ad dress ter tho Tlckoui urdured, on receipt of which they will bo forwarded by first mall Tho List of Drawn Nuinbors and Trizea will bi Rent to purchasers Immediately aflor tho draw ing. Orders ter Tickets should be scut Iu early. #9"Purcbaserfi will plcusu write tbelr signature* plain, und give tboir profile*, county aud State. 3* * itomotubtr thut ever) prizf is drawn, and payable iu full without deduction. gap AU prizes of $1,000 and under, paid immedi ately after tho drawing,—other prizes at tbo usual time of thirty days. Ali communication!- strictly cun Ud cutis I. Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets at either office Orders for Tickets can bo addressed cither to S. SWAN A CO., Atlanta, Ga.. or H SWAN. Montgomery, Ala., or jtiTWfls the above is not au ia odd and even num ber scheme,’’ no Certiorates of Packages can In sold in It. 001 14 HABFEdFOEMVfKBEB. H ARPER’S Now Monthly Magazine for Novem ber, Received aud ter sale by WARNOCK & DAVIS, out24 160 Comrtps-4 st* FitEsH I'BUiT ANtt PUB STEAMKH AUGUSTA, AT YI10 Snvuiiiinlt Giuceiy «kFinit Depot. Q A DDLS, of the Ghuico-ti Eatiug Apples. O w 2 do Fine Quinces, 3 Fra Is Dates. lu Huxca Lemons. Now Figs. Layer and Bund. Kiisius. do Currants, nitrous &o.. *c. NEW BUCKWHEAT AND RYE FLOUR- Now No. 1 Mackerel, Salmon and CedUbh. 1 Grate Extra Bauch Onions. 1 do do Cabbages. Pigs Fee and lTgsHead3 in Pickle. Bath Brick, Cut no Powder, Sup raeoLhecae, Corn March. Fre»h Bi.-cuit, flficen different kinds. Biuari’s Syrup ALSO RECEIVED, 30 Bunches 1 uouu is lroOu Nassau uud Havana Orangos. Ali ter sale u the must rea»uuabte torms, by uct80 Wit. H. FaRKLLL. IIUST’S mPHuVEU SliWtMU lUACUIXt.' D ESIGNED Exprossly fur makiug Bags—an which is decidedly supurlur to any 0M11 luchiue fur that pur|Kjso. Spt»ol or skein threat uiu be used of au« ’ ;- irod length, and which w. not need to ho cht until the whole Is ubo> dug inuuaufucturori ulu amt Flour merchants ar lurticulurl uivitcd -.iilaud examiuo itull86Cm g street by in iy26 M AI.FKF.D WEBSTER.lieu. Agt «KW fALL, *Td'W lA’lKH DRY GOODS. 'iiHE unduiaiguuu have and are now receiving X their slock of Foreign iumI. Domestic Dry Good*, lo wince ■ ney invito tbeutteutluu ut tbelr friendi .md ciiHtoraurs, uud public generally, as they iei-l quite coufiiieut that they ran utter such induce incuts a- will satisty the closest buyers. In oui due will bu found a lull supply of Planters’ Good-, -uch as Kerseys, Blaukets, Llnsiys, Flannels, {•bootings, Bhlrtlugs, Giotbs, Cossimores, with « good variety ol other styles. Fuucy Dress Goods, such os rich, (ull wool,) De Laiues. Worsted Plaids. Cashmeres, English aud Freuch Merinoes, Bilks block aud colored. Also. Moire Antiauo Silks, Em broideries, Mantillas, Cloaks, Dress Trimmings, Ac., <so., allot' which wo oiler on liberal terms. Cal. uud examino at WKUH k WILLIAM?, oetl‘2 No. 149 Congress street. FOR SALE. 50 000 E^ UA Ml 0^th0lllVO^Ileb^,md, ^ Iotcgridad, Cobuca, _ MULLER A MICHEL8, • corner Bay and Lincoln streets. oct28-eod3t C ANDLES,—li'ght huudred boxes Adaruautiue aud Star Caudles: 100 half boxes Adamantine Candles; 60 do Hotel ' do; 160 do Sperm, Patent, Sperm and Tallow do, In store and for salo by oct26 - WEBSTER A PAI-MES. C ODFISH, Pot-toes, Ac, 20 quintals Codfish. . 60 bbls, Mercer Potatoes. 100 boxes Herrings. In store and for sa-o by oet27 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A CO, M ACKEREL.—20 hall barrels medium size No. 2 Mackerel. 25 quarter barrels large, No. 1. 25 Kill's large No. 1 Mackerel. In store and for »a'to by 00127 HoUXJMBE, JOHNSON A CO. 'I' 1ME—1,000casks best quality ut L.rap laute, Jj lauding and In slure, ter sale tew by - ‘ •’ARSON'' CAKLETUN A P. INS. S IGHT EXCHANGE on New Yifric tor sale by 0. A. L. LAMAR. Get 21. * - F RUIT, TURTLE. Ac.—The cargo of tho schr. British Queen, in three days from Nassau, N. F., consisting or ORANGE8, LEMONS, BANANAS, TURTLE, Ac. For sale by YONGE A FRIERSON, oct29-2t No. 94 Bay street. GUNNY CLOIK. 1 A Rolls heavy Gunny cloth, luU Bcr tale by oct24—lriw J. W. LATHROP A 00. ASSIZE OP BREAD. Cur TaxmUKKR’s Omcx, \ Savauuab, 1st Nov., 1860. j T HE average priceo or Flour the past month being Eight dollars por bbl, Bread must weigh as follows r 10 cent loaf ranat weigh 2 ft 0 oz. 6 » “ “ •• 1 lb 0 oz. 3 “ *« “ “ 9tfoz. •JAMES 8. WILKINS, uovl City Treasurer. ALBA N Y ALE. li)A bbls Read A Bro’s, Albany 41e, "a Buporl- AaU or article,” landing per schr Target, and tor sate by SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. Haviug raudo arrangements wtib Messrs. Read A Rro’s., tor sale of their Albany Alo, shall bo con stantly supplied, and offer tho samo at lowest cash price. oc31 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO BUCKWHEAT 4ft MACKEREL. 4)A X bbls Fresh Buckwheat, <a\J 20 x do* 25 boxes do. 20 buU Now No. 8 Mackerel, 10 X do Lara 0 No. 1 do. 10 X do small No. 1 do. landing and ter sale by oct 31 SCSANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. p ACON—24 hhds. prime Bacon Sides; jLbhd»; JJ prime Bacon Shoulders, landing from steaar ****’“d for aale-or ^ OCTAVtJa COHEN, ie’25tr«| G UNNY BAGGING—to bat* «xtt* b*vy Gui- ny Bagging, ou board Wk Indiana; Iran Boa- BRIGHAM, KEIXY ft 00. 0CI27 THE LADY’ft CIUXDE toilet IU IUIIU, t society. ai.ho.uiuu luitructor lu:Ic .irciwruiioiiii, l,i.cy Hui-dleworlc, nilUntiicOKH ■i.kitis, our. or vwdrobo. tbo h.lr, irtlb. ttuidl, liw.ouiiiiilt.xiou, uo, by Kmlljr IborbwoH, butbor uf‘'Ilorao caie-made easy.” For sale by - warnock ft Davis. octlfi 1 169 Coiigrew street. RIlOADl At SON*fl. , L1XTRA prepared Mucilage ter office and genera I ill use, being a substilute for Wafers, (Sealing •tux, Gumarablo and ad other ioccnveuent pro- i«u aliens now in use, is always of good consistency, does not turn hour and is ready tor use at any momeut. For sale by ’ k jt'd. WARNOCK ft 0AVI8. oct 18 169 Opngrea street. B UTTER AND CUEtfiK-Jost receive* Pfr steam ehlpFiorlaa : . 10 kegs choice Goshen butttr.V • !; ; '■ 10 boxes English Dairy Cheete. For sale by R. H. WATSON ft CO. «Ct6 Corn or Whitaker itreet; add Congress strtet Lane. REAL FRENCHEHBROIEERIES HENRY LATHRDl* Sc. CO. W UULl) Invite tbe atteutinn of tho Ladiee to • Uielr very large and rich stock oT Opened ThIs DAY, embracing the following styles ncal Thread, Honiton and Malteso SETiB - " French, Muslin and Cambria " J, Mourning Setts, In Book, Cambrlo and Linen Cambric and Swiss. Edgings snd Inisr Embroidered, H.8. Bordered Hdkffi Muslin and Cambrlo Bands Misses Setts, in great variety Infants’ Cape, trimmed. -ALSO- Children's Worsted Capes Optra Hoods, Ties, Ac. Oilored, Silk uud Cashmere Scoria, oct 6 FORSALE. . A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN. GOOD COOK A N WASHER, AND PLAIN IRONEB ‘ AND BEAMBTHE88. For particulars enquire at this office. oct 9 C ANDLES, SOAP, STARCH, Ao— 6u boxes Adamantine Canutes, star brand 69 do Bcadell’s 6 A 8 'fallow Caudles 50 do Colgate’s do do do ' 100 do Smith’s A Duchan’s Family Soap ICO do Colgate’s no. *land lb bar soap 60 do du Pale i do 60 du Oswug< i Pear J Starch 59 do beadell’s do 'do 59 du Soda Biscuits 25 bbls Sugar Uo, baud made 26 hexes ground Pepper, X U> papers 60 mats Cinnuuton. In store and ter sale by *' *•>• 0021 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. K EK?EYr, PLAINS .AM* TWILLS—ID PLAN TERS.—Wo would rcBpcctlully call the att - n- >i..uufthe Planters of Georgia uud Carolina to the «ery uumpleto and extonsivu assortment ot tbe abovePiautaiiou Goods. Mdi.ey’s Goods,of.all de. icriptiuus, being among the .ut which are now ipeued and for sale by oct 1 LADSON ft ROGERS. oTUAltT’fc REFINED A CLARIFIED SUGAR— O 26 bbls Stuart’s oiasned sugar 29 do do powdered uo bUdo do A clat tiled do 69 do do B du do 69 do do G do do lu store and ter sale by oral SGKAMO.V, JOHX8TON ft 00- H 1 UTTER ft GHEESK— 26 keg choice uosuen Butter 69 boxes (to Lauding por steamer aud lor sale by oral sGuaa'ToN, JoHNSluN ft 00. EiV DCcEW'HEaT Just received per Jate arri- vaia, auu ter ouiu by J. D. JcStsE. uct 21 i *r<>tuk.u UQU Ra il) e«sas Li At cu pole and dark Brandy o ptp«* Hul auu (.i*. (Muues twa-) 6 >i uu juiuu.ra Wlue. For *atu by tcvl rc .(ii,- «; t u. l)‘ • a.bts t>rti,4 Hails AND.-HoLl/xKd. JUsire- i. CwUc-u ii UHlIUla 1’Jg HsUia ZMi ,ghl b)ueiM, jU.ixUu lamuy. ntuaej natn* auu 5 hbuz ahuul- ora, at,u s ituas* abgai cuieu bams, whiuU l will -U ter izX etnu put iu. .. .r. •/ DAVID O’CuNNOB; net 23 Corn>-r Hn-ugi.t- n A hi a) ten rt ANIuH X S 6l 1 HE IR DAI S. .it DR ,ott »N, autUur ut "iauio iiaiu;”fto. 13 Tnu Hiiutul the anatutnuu, by Alisa Wgrner. uiuurui *• Witte, Wide Wurtu,”&c. , ' A Pitgi image tu ti Medluab auu Ateccab, by Dent, ui tun, ot the Bombay army, with map ana itlua- . utluits. . . Tbu Humorous Poetry of tbe English Language, rout Cnanuur lu aaxu. Lurimur Eituuguuu, Esq., a y.ung gentleman who visuid to cee lilu, by autediey. Third volume Irving’s Lite or Washington—cheap idiinin. Wood, Therapewtio and Phtrmacalogy—a new "work. Simpson’s Obaturetrics—2 vols., complete. Youug America’s Picture Gallery—79 illuctra • uous. W. THORNE WILLIAMS, oct 9 oUNDlUtf— ‘ " O 26 libds. P. R. Sugar 169 bbls. Stuart’a Refined Sugar 199 kegs soda luO buxes Carb Soda . 10t» do Lemon Syrup 1090 X X boxea Sardine* luO cases Scbuaj ps 190 M Imported eegars 69 M Amorioan do Received and for salo by oct 16 MoMAHON ft DOYLE. )EACfl BRaNDY—1,000 gallons pure old Peach . Btanuy, ter sale by oct 2 YOUNG ft WYATT. B randy, gln, rum, &c- 26 bbls Domestic Brandy 20 X ‘■asks 4th proof do, twigg hoops ‘*6X do do do. do 69 bbls E Pbtlp’B Rye Gin 60 do Luther Felton’s Boston Rum 76 do N. 0. Rectified Whiskey 20 X casks Malaga Wine 60 bbls Old P AH Gin, In store and ter sale by OC21 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft 00. $25 REWARD. JtM Rauaway, on tbe 2d lnstenLiny negro WL man l'OMPEY. He Is about iwcuty four years or ago; six reel high; stout built; not very dark complected; bss a down look In ...» wantenanco; has a scar oh the top of his foot, cut with an axe. Me was raised in North CarolU ua, Robeson county; and may be trying to.Bgake his escape back. Any person bi Inglng him to me. or confining dim in Jail so that I get him, I wfll pay the above reward. -v 0. W. CRAWFORD, Colquitt P.O., soptl7—2m Montgomery county, Gi. BROUGHT TO JAIL. & Brought to Jail In Swalnsboro, Emanuel Co., n tho 4th Instant, a negro man; he says hi* »»° ‘s Harry; that he belong* to the reiate t lltomas Clay, of dryan County, G*. - Be Is ut tight complexion, with a slight scar over tbe-left eyo;about 6 feet 3# Inches in height, and about 26 years old. Tho owner is requested to come forward, pay charges jmd'take hlmaway, as he will be deslt with as tbe law directs. HENRY OVERSTREET,; Je» Jtfcr. r SOAP, ftc.— 60 boxea fcperm aitd Patent Sperm Candloe 660 buxos aud hair boxes Pearl Starch 160 “ Colgate’s No. 18oap 60 •• Beadel, Smith ft Colgate’s Family an Pale Soap 200 " Adamantine and Tallow Candles 60 »• Pipes and Pipe Heads In store and for sale by oct 2_ HiLCOMSE, JOHN8QN ft CO. F wJUR—600 bbls. extra and superfine Ftour, as- sorted brands. 600 sacks extra and eupetfino Flour, ask’d brands 160 quarter socks double extra, lOObbli, Goodletulle double extra •* 2 Young ft WYAVT. GRAHAM’S MAGAZINE F un bUVtMBtR-Roc.lveu by „ J. B. CUUHtDJK, Afent, oct33 uxdKlbdUnbtUBM CWB J} tt GODEY'S LADY’S BOOK ,r JB November. _ ttrxbim • niu-lrxud lloxlbly Ibr Norembw. Arthur’. Home Siiulo» lor Nonmber,. I’cwraon'. UbWN»U«uU Jbculu.ror Norcn- °Ura Stophcn’s New Monthly U^.rlna, Ibr No. vember. ' **.’ ,* " Ballou’s DoIlar’MontbJy for Novem$4r, ' ? Received sad for sal* by . w . i tv; WARNOCK ft . DAVIfl, S( BoufcHUen ud SteUbMn ■ bbtM lHOooimirMt T 'lBACOU,TEA, TWINS— 3 ?1 t LA .X-.I—. t* — A — — -•- - -- — — i l- - ■ . .0 buxw obolcb bribdi TobMbo . ilnl^iiJi •» dmuOMWObtoo* Tb. . a3n i iE 26 halfobestocboloeGreen Tea * *• 26 bates Wrapping Twine. ’ ' Received and for sale by ^ j sept 2$ - McMAHON'l H errings ft potatoes-. 76 boxes Smoked Herrings •' 6o bblaffiio eating Potato* • • - * Just received aud tor sa.« by 'it-Vt. 0981 SUUNJXJN, JUHN8ION ft CO.