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VOL. XXXVII iOLD SERIES.
SAVANNAH. GA., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14.1856.
NO 14003
JUliRNAL
KIIID'vV HVRNING, 4 o’clock P, M
New Uookii
A Cim.u'a History op Hum, by John Bonner,
author of** A Child’ll History of the United
st iles. Published by llaruer & Brothers,
Now York. For wile ny \Vm. T. Williams.
We hufo always looked upon the efforts ot
critics who have attempted to dispel the
illusion created by our early reading of Roman
history, us the most outrageous act of ruthless
barbarism. There have been and stIU are a set
of rude disturbers of received history, who say
that the timt live hundred years of Rome, as
iwimlcd, Is a more romance, depending prin-
cipully upon the relations or Livy, who is enti
tled to little or no credit A celebrated French
critic, M. Do Beaufort, in the last century, bold
ly attacked the credibility of tho early Romau
history; the celebrated liistorlau Nclbhur has
done the Home thing, aud more recently Sir G.
Cornwall tawis has followed in their footsteps.
The process of de.s! ruction is an easy one, but
to rebuild is iuoiy dticullof accomplishment
It costs little for t-uso critics to tell us that we
have been receivi ig as instruction, that which
1ms no particle oi truth, but how ure they to
supply the place > (what they deprive uaf Are
we to forget fon ver the vestal virgin Rhea
Silvia, tlie story ot Romulus aud Remus, with
the nursing by the wolf and the jumping
over the wall; the legend of the Turquins,
aud Lucretia, aud Julius Brutus? Must wo
no longer allow our publio speakers to cite
iu^ their declamations the examples of Cin-
cinnatua, takeu from the plough aud placed
at the helm of State ? Are we to be told that
no such man as Goriolanus ever lived ; that be
never appeared at the gates of Uomo with the
hostile Volsci at his back, aud that his mother
aud wife, uever went forth leading his little
ckildreu by the band, with Btreamiug eyes to
turn away the wrath of the incensed Roman ?
Must our children have the privilege, as we
have had, to admire the herolo gallantry of
Maulius Torquatos, in his light with the giuut
Gaul, or Homtius Goccles, when he defends the
bridge with his single arm ? This would be
cruel iudeed to posterity, and wo should insist,
if this early period of Rome will not stand the
test of criticism, and be not true, that it ought
to be so, aud it shall be so. It contains so
mauy instances of puro patriotism, of heroic
virtue, of noble daring, to. recommend it to
youthful admiration and emulation, that we
should insist on taking it for granted.
Mr. llouuer has given us two little volmnes,
Intended for the youthful reader. He has
droned up the mainleaditig events of Roman
history with considerable embelisliment, and
put them in so pleasing a form as will no doubt
cause them to be read with avidity. He has
paid no attention tothecritca, but gives us aa
true those charming stories which for so many
ceat .ries have delighted the world. We re*
commend the book to parents, not because it 1b
a history, but because it treats of a subject
abouudiug in instruction and good to the rising
generutiou. To none can that instruction come
with more profit than the juvenile republicans
of the United States. If their minds can but
bed rasn to tho contemplation of the men and
events of that great republic, in after years
they may extend their researches to the more
full aud correct works of the EugUsh historians,
and penetrate even so far os the classic origlu*
als themselves. To the lovers ot republican
institutions no whore can we look for
warning and profit so surely as to the
workiugs of the Roman Constitution. We may
observe, the sands, the shallows and the rocks
upon which that heroic and virtuous people,
first stranded and struck and at last entirely
sunk into obscurity. It is study full of interest
if we but benefit by example, and steer
clear of the errors of our predecessors in free*
Government
He Is not a Gentleman.
Tbc Block and spruce little mock-dandy who
has so unfortunately for himself been elected
Mayor of this city, by force of brass knuckles
and slung shots, is said to be terrified and
crushed under the weight of condemnation
which he, or the rufllans who pull the strings
which move him, have brought upon bis head.
Men most disposed to palliate ids conduct Bay
that he ought not, in fairness, to be held ro-
sponsible for bis actions; that ire is constitu
tionally timid, lacking both physical and mor
al courage: that be is held in the palm of the
hand of tne organized band of ruffians and
jail birds who elected him to office last spring,
aud that he dares not make an appointment,
write o line or say a word, without their con
sent and approval. They say that his illegal
warrants against the Courier and the Charity
Hospitul, his base and sneaking violation of
Lieutenant Fremaux’s word to the Courier, and
his undeniable connivance at the Thuggeries of
the 4th Inst. ,uro forced upon him by the gang
of bloodsuckers who raised him to power, and
who permit him to live only for their own pur
poses. They say that ho is in continual terror
of hia littlo life, and obeys the orders of his
former bullies and present masters, by the irre-
sistuble force of his native cowardice and of
his terrible bond of common criminality with
them.
if this liotrue, heexites our pity and con
tempt rather than our indignation. Although
he has told a premeditated falsehood in s solemn
proclamation—although he has insulted us by
an illegal process issued against us, and by an
uulawtul invasion of our private property, and
an infamous seizure of it in base violation of
the pledged word of his lieutenant, at the very
moment when wo needed it most, yet if all this
was done by him in pitiful terror of bis accom
plices in crime, we look on him with disgust
and abhorcnce, but not with anger. He has
already, by his continued silence, answered the
question which we, the author of this article,
put iu our issue of Wednesday last. He has
practically answered that he is not a gentle
man, and we uccept his ansewer accordingly.
JJeucelorth, If it were not that ho nominally
occupies the position of Mayor, which is really
held by ruttians who terrify him, wo should dis
miss him from our very thoughts os a thing not
wortby|evon to be remembered,much less spoken
ofby any honorable man. As it is, bis ofilciul
acts heretofore and hercutter demand, and will
probably continue to demand, our comment
But, whether we may be called upon to approve
or condemn them, we, the author of this article
and oi the one in Wednesday’s issue headed,
''Is the Mayor a Gentlsman? ,r will never euter-
tain the smallest doubt as to the question there
asked. His silence has answered the question.
He is not a gentleman.
We copy the above from the “New Orleans
Courier.” The editor as will be seen gives a
delightful account of the gentleman who leads
the hosts of “Sam" in that benighted city.
From tbo Fhiiadelpbia Ledger.
Serious Bftloon Accident*
Tho party that ascended with Mr. Godard
on Tfiursday afternoon, came down iu frent ol
the mansion of Mr. C. U. Fisher, above Ger
mantown, where several capital ascensions
were mado.after which the party were hand*
wrnelj entertained by Mr. Fisher and lady,
oiientbe balloon wes near Germantown, It
low enough for those in the cat to speak
wpenwns along the road. One of the party
Pot his head over the basket and gave three
Jne^rs for Mr. Bachanan, hut when be bad
2™*° ids bead in again it was noticed that the
gentleman’s jaws had sunken in very much,
ana ,b;it lie looked tens years older. The party
were at a loss to understand how so great a
fiywpM have taken place. Borne were
about attributing it to fright, when the unfor-
iJJj? geptleman Informed them that,while
nurrahig, Ida teeth had fallen out The balloon
w.ig shout 7,090 feetin the alr.it was thought
wst to leave them on the ground.
reported,will this
c£ J ead , 10 the altar » the beautiful Miss
vuttytho reigning belle of Washington.
Paris In 1850.
A Scottish goutlemau visiting Paris writes
Paris Is Indeed wonderfully ohanged since \
last visited it—changed in. every Tway. 1 . The
streets are clean and kept in excellent order,
and the police, although partly armed, are
S uite as civil aud respectful osithose of Loudon,
for Is there any external indloations that wo
strangers, as well as the Parisians are living
under a despotism whioh will not allow of any
conversation about political mutton. Still, so
(Ur as one can Judge from extoruul appearan
ces there is great order aud skilful arrange
ments everywhere in Paris Vice is st least
not seeu walking in tho streets; all the Paris
gambling houses have been shut up: the sellers
of immoral books putin prison, their authors
severely punished, and order and decency fully
maintained. Yet the man is not popular with
the thinking classes, although they acknow
ledged his administrative ability. However,
all is Tor the best at present; and os the empe
ror rides about without an escort, we cannot
help thinking that he is not generally un
popular.
When 1 visited Paris first, some thirty years
ago one could only manage to live well and
cheaply at the same time, although in little
accessories there was room for much amend
ment Tho streets wore then very dirty, tho
carriages bad, and there was little appearance
of wealth, and no improvements going for
ward in the streets aud houses. Napoleon may
well say, ' Nous avous change tout cela 1’ The
streets arc now being widened, and new houses
erected, m place of old ones knocked down,
all through Paris, and already the city pre
sents everywhere indications of having re
newed its youth. H is really aud truly, now,
magnificent city ; the houses are ail palaces ;
the common stairs in most, of the new build
ings would put to shame the vaunted palaces
of our great nobility in London, and the clean
ness or the stairs is quie wonderful. Nor are
the houses less so when you get Into the in
terior. To be sure you have few carpets, but
the floors of the lobbies and rooms are all
neatly parqueted in oak, which is kept so well
waxed astomakeit shining, and ratber tick
lish to walk upon for those unaccustomed to It
Louisiana Election—Partial Returns.
Parishes Bueh.’s mol. FiU’re's maj.
West Feliciana 92
East Feliciana 118
St. Charles 37
Assumption C43
Lafourche. 459
Asceusion 2G3
St. Mary’s 80
Terrebonne -.ft’. 13
St. James 214
Jefferson
Orleans
West Baton Rouge
East Baton Roage 53
Tensas 35
Carroll 272
St. John the Baptist.
Madison
St. Tammany
8t Helena
Livingston
Washington.*
Iberville
Points Conpee
Avoyelles
Plaquemines
21
. 160
. 175
. 252
. 255
260
40
718
3420
, 53
21
79
30
Raptdei (two precincts) 61
3132
4040-4040
3132
Fillmore’s
majority 1508
VOTES IN THE PARISHES.
East Baton Rouge—Buchanan 593, Fillmore
540. Majority 53.
Iberville—Buchanan 510, Fillmore 258. Ma
jority 252
Assumption—Buchanan 838, Fillmore 195.
Majority 643.
St, John tho Baptist—Buchanan 217, Fill
more 190. Majority 21.
St Charles—Bucbanau 104; Fillmore 07.
Majority 37. #
John Phobnix—His Last.—This clever wit,
in the following squib, amusingly takes off the
praevalent custom of giving testimonials to
everybody, upon all sorts of occasions, and for
all sorts of things:
*• On Boad Steamer California.)
Panama. f
To Capt It M. Whiting,
Dear Sir .-—I, the undersigned, cabin pas
senger on board the* steamship California dur
ing her late trip from San Francisco, beg to
teuder you, on behalf of myself, my heavy and
sincere acknowledgement oi your skill as a
seaman, and varied courtesy os a gentleman.
To your skill and foresight 1 attribute eutirely
the favorable weather that we have enjoyed^nd
S our polite attention in invariably giving me
le second joint at dinner, your liberality in
helping me to pio a second time, and the noble
hearted generosity with which you have at
times presented ine with one, and even two
cigars, can never be forgotten whilst Memory
holds her seat.
“I beg you will accept, as a slight token of
ray esteem and gratitude, a large silver mount
ed gutta perchu ear trumpet, which I shell pro
cure for you, with a suitable inscription, (us
soon as I can borrow money enough for the
purpose,) and that you may long live to enjoy
It,lu the noblo ship which you command, is my
earnest constant and daily prayer.
“I cannot conclude better than by a quota
tion from those beautiful lines in “Pope’s Par
adise Lost:”
“Tho star-spangled banner,
Oh long may it wave—
O’er the land of the free
And the home of the brave."
“With tho highest sentiments of gratitude
and CBteem, I remain your sincere friend and
most obsequious and very humble servant,
“Geo. H. Derby, alias
“ John Pnoisix, or Squibob.”
A Sad Story,—A letter from the town of
Lawrence, Kansas, to the Cincinnati Gazette,
says:
“ I bad a painful interview with an old man,
yesterday, that impressed me with the effect of
Kausas life, in Pennsylvania I had known him
us a Methodist class leader—a pious old man-
famous for interlarding his conversation with
texts of scripture. As ho told me, iu some de
gree of excitement, of his wrongs, ho quoted
scripture as usual, but I observed with some
su-pri.se that it was singularly mixed with
curses and imprecuti ns.
“After ho got through with his story, I re
minded him of his church and Sunday school
iu Pennsylvania, and expressed some surprise
ut his language* The old man scorned utterly
prostrated by the recollection. Ho sunk dowu
on the prairie, and while his long gray hair
blew in the wind, the big tears rolled down his
furrowed cheeks. After a moment he said,
would to God I had died before 1 ever came
out here. I enjoyed religion once, but this life
—Ob, God—let s go aud get something to
drink.’"
Better, fur better (Bays tho New York Ex
press) that that pious old man bad remained
leading bis class iu Pennsylvania than that he
should have gone to Kansas at the instigation
of some wicked Black Republican probably to
“shriek for freedom,"—aud go dowu to the
grave a hardened reprobate.
The English Estimation of “Dbed.”—Mrs.
Stowe is evidently uta discount. Hear tbo
Liverpool Post:
“It turns out that wo ure weary of Mrs.
Stowe, as Mrs. Stowe, und that tho nigger is
not Just at present 'up’ iu the market. Her
new account of the slave life in the South has
fallen dead on the market—to the dismay of
the publishers, who speculated in a popularity
that was fictitious and does not endure the test.
We are in good humor with Jonathan now, and
are not prepureil to applaud the literary art
which makes raouey by setting a greut con
federation by the ears on a topic depeudant on
events, and noton logic, for its political treat
ment."
riiy don’t ye go 11 It ? Tho roze leave is-lbl
o tho ground, aud or! N'atur bockuui ye awa
Farewell to the Ikeeters.
Vaue, hummlu, but Inhuman luuock,
1 1?*® B0 at the Alitnyknack
That It’s time to doe part outo
Homo othor ollinb. Jack frozotodoth ‘
Is cummin Tor yo A uoyodo better,
Clo. Notthiit any boddy, ovln the
Smorlest boyes ufuarod ol'ouu of
Yer sizo. For au iutant not moron 0
Year* old coo l uook ye % yore length.
Hut tbo rack is werre tlrod uryorealtontlomi,
Wlub air at oiiHoIxonublo bowers of the
Nito Yoro getting taolus, bobbin round.
A Hticklu uther peopllx bind cos.
Youi n got uoii or voro own to suck.
Yoro immorial to. Yore kitting round,
i. rl ntteon a Bproo. ft yoro already welct
tu the uee Jlu a. Few els goln to be hi,
And yode bettor got down aoutb or
Thu lino of Mason Dicksons stages,
Were ye wont hov to bight throu
WiKilln clime.
Why
Toil „
Ivo got lip nilus A gill you a hiut with tbo
Fothor duster to leaf my promises, and
ivo wopt at yoro obsilnatoBy iu Hticklu
To my vanes, Bui iu uo uso talkin,
Tho front will soon destroy yoro use
Fulnes by nipplu orf the ceud or
Yoro bits. Yo cant staud aglust
Fatonud cold wether, so clear
Out I Skoeters, awe reservoir,
Good buy, Fulrwellt
Louisiana.—An extra of the Alexandria
Democrat gives us the election returns In Ra
pides parish as follows:
Buchanan 360
Fillmore 181
170
In Natchitoches, the extra states, Buchanan
has a mafority of 108.
This la a clear gain or 77 since last fall.
Harrisonbujg—Wo have beon furnished by
the clerk of the steamer Amanda, from Harri
sonburg, with the following election returns:
Catahoula (Buchanan). .28 majority.
Caldwell (one box
to be heard from “ 207 “
Ouachita (not complete) 0 125 “
Franklin (“ “ )“ 105 “
The Democracy of New Hampshire.—Not
withstanding the IhsloniBts have secured the
five electoral votes of New Hampshire for
Fremont, the unfaltering democracy of that
State, at the late election, oust the largest
vote ever cast by them. Says the Patriot:
“That vote was more than 3,000 larger
than the vote given for Gen. Pierce in 1852;
and it is larger than will be teqnired for
years to carry an eleetion honestly conducted.
It should bo further borne in mind that the
vote of last Tuesday is quite as large as we ex
pected to cast—that we felt sure being able
to carry the State with that vote, as we be
lieved it to be a majority of the honest vote
of the State.
“The result, therefore, is ucither discredita
ble to tbo democracy of New Hampshire, nor
such os will discourage them In the least. They
have done all they expected to do; and that
they do not reap tho fruits of victory is no
fault of theirs: it is because they have l»een
fraudulently withheld from them."
Fillmore at Home.—The Baffblo Courier
thus announces the glorious victory achieved
L y the democracy in the very home of Millard
illraoe:
“We are proud to announce that Hon. Israel
T. Hatch, the democratic nominee for Congress
1b elected by a very handsome majority. Mr.
Hatch will have the honor of being the first
democratic representative in congress, from this
district for many years.
“We take pleasure in congratulating the
democracy of the country on this glorious result-
The neck ol know nothingism is broken, and
black Republicanism, with its trains of odious
isms, is repudiated. The prestige of tbe once
powerful firm of Fillmore, Hall and Heven is
aostroyeed; the defiant boast of the sec-
tionalfsts are proved to be morn gaseoande
We have met the enemy and they are oars."
Portrait op Gov. Geary.—A Kansas cor
respondent of the Cincinnati Gazettee de
scribes Gov. Geary thus: “ Gov. Geary is about
six feet two inches in height, broad shouldered
and bony, but not fleshy, and having a slight
stoop. His forehead is not good ; his eyes
are deep sunken in his head, resembling port
holes in a fort His nose is thin, long ana in*
dining to 4 pug/ the lower extremity showlug
an inclination to turn upwards, as though he
would draw hia inspirations from a stratum
above that breathed by common mortals. His
color is sallow and bad, and the face almost
expressionless. He wears his beard long, bnt
the hairs of his head cropped short A few
gray hairs appear In bis beard. He wore
a simple citizen’s dress—a long skirted blue
frock coat,abett crowned chimney pot hat,
long ago out of fashion, but well preserved—
but his manner for a civilian was wonderfully
dignified.”
The Cotton Crop.—Mr. Wright, in bis cir
cular for tbe steamer, says:—The crop ac
counts remain without change; the estimates
continue at from 2,800,000 to 3,000,000 baleB,
the lower figure generally entertained in the
Atlantic States. The receipts at the porta are
large, and will continue so uutil the bulk of the
crop is received, unless retarded by low river*.
Planters are desirous of securing the present
currency and are making unusual efforts to get
their crops to market. It is quite possible this
fact may glvo rise shortly to somewhat increas
ed estimates of crop, aud lead to some errors of
opinion on the subject. Tbe exports to Great
Britain aro still small, being for tbe week 21,-
000 bales, and for the season 51,000 bales,
against 162,000 to same dates last year. At
Augusta, Ga., on 1st November, ice formed in
the streets, thermometer 31 degree."
Cniunimiui Migeui’t.
Hsvximsh Market, November 14.
COTTON—The sales this lUrouoeu were limited
to 838 bales, vis: 184 at 11, 8B at 11#, 48 at UK.
0 ut 111-10,09 at lift, and 28 bales Jethro at U%
cents.
Exports.
LIVERPOOL—Ship Jno Harrow—2,888 biles up
land cotton.
GARDEN A3—Bark Byron—186,483 fbot sawed
lumber,
COLUMBUS, Nov. 13—Cotton—The sales yester
day were 802 bulos at prlcos ranging from 10K to
11X0. Wo quote Strict to Coinl, Middling il to
11 Mo. Receipts of tbe day 870 bales.
MOBILE. Nov. 9—Cotton—Tho demaud to-day
was limited, and prices aro tfo. easier than wbut
tboy wero ou Saturday, Factors,, as a gouerul
tblug, wero unwllliug to moot the views or buyer*.
Halos OOJ bales—middling lljfo. 1
ROME, Nov. 11—Cotton trade brisk at prices
from 9% to Uu.
ATLANTA, Nov. lH-Cntuii'i -Uood Wililllug 11
to UK. Fulfil* to I1X
Siitelliprc.
Port of Savannah..., IVoVtta&ber 14,
Arrived.
Bark Uarcblouoas or Douglass, Csysb, Plymouth,
Log., to A Low A Co. ’
^Steamer Augusta, Fraser, Augusta, to 8 M Ltffl-
Screvcu’s ferry flat, from ferry with 0 bales cot
ton und 1»U hides, to E O Wade, and Moultm A Co.
Hcreveu’s flat, from plantation, with 10C0 bush
rough riot’, tu \V Wuodbridgo.
Gibbon’s flat from plantation, with 60 casks rice,
to M Cummliig.
mulct's flat, Irom plantation, with 03 tes rlco, to
Habersham & Hon.
Cleared.
Ship John Garrow, Dyer, Livorpoo!—Soullard k
Crowder.
Bark Byron, Gray, Cardenas—Beers, Thompson k
Co.
Consignee*.
Per steamer Augusta, from AugAsta—278 bales
cotton, 6^0 boxes copper ore, 30 bales Uom., and
mdzo, to 8 M Laflltoau and EMoIyaeux.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROCLAMATION.
MAYOR’S OFFICE, SAVANNAH,)
November 18th, 1866. J
Thursday, tbe 20th of November, having been
set apart by the Executive or the 6tote aa a day of
Thanksgiving aud Prayer, tt is requested that
divlno sorvico may be hold in the Churches of the
city on the occasion, and thanks rendered up to a
merciful God for the special health and prosperity
wblcn has blessed our community during the past
year.
(L. s.] EDWARD O. ANDERSON, Mayor.
Attest: Ebward G. Wilson,
Clerk of Council. " [noyl3
Central R, Road df Banking Co. of Ga. l
Savannah, Nov. 13, 1800. /
The Annual Meeting or Stockholders will
bo held at tbe Company’s Office, West
Broad street, on Tuesday, the stxieemh day of De
cember next, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon.
Stockholders will bo pats^d to and Irom tbe
meeting fkkk.
novia-td GE . A. CUYLER, Cashier.
MEDICAL CARD.
DR. .1. it. SMITH ba* removed his Office
to Bruugbtou street, in Dailey’s Building, a
lew doors above Bolden’s Hat Store. Residence at
Mrs. Keniabart’i, West Broad slroet. ■ aepl»
FELLOW-CITIZENS OF CHATHAM
COUNTY.
1 um a uaudidato for ro-oleigion to tho of-
«w Uce of Receiver of Tax Return in January
next, ami respectfully solicit your suwragetu **■—
angll JOHN REEDY.
"TO TI1B VOTERS OF CHATHAM
COUNTY.
■JSf* Follow cttixeiu, I um a candidate at the
“ election, In January next, for the office of
Tax Collector, aud solicit your support
A. HARMON.
Savannah, Sept. 80th, I860. oetl
HOWE’S COTTON HARVESTER.
anasafc Tbo groat d esideratura or Planters is Anal-
PBF ly obtatued iu tbe successlhl Invention of
Howe’s Oottou Uurvcstor, with which one baud can
pick as much cottou as five iu tbe ordinary way,
besides saving an Immense amount of labor. What
Whitney’s Oottou Gin la la Us after stage, Howo’a
harvester is in picking.
For further inl'ni tnatiou, apply to
A. WILBUR, 111 Bay street,
Agent for (be States of Georgia and Florida.
Jy2«
NOTICE.
Dd. J. P, SCREVEN wa4 this day elected
Ww a Director of the Merchant's and Planter’s
Bank, Inplacoor Seaton Grantland, Esq., or MIL
(edgevlilo, resinged. nov6
NOTICE.
_ COnsgnoos per brig C. F. O’Brien will
WOm please attend to tbe reception or l heir goods
lauding this day at Philadelphia 8teamshlp Wuarf.
novl2 CARL ETON k PARSONS.
NOTICE.
A LL persons having demands against tbe estato
of Daniel O’Connor, deccasod, will hand them
in. duly attested, as required by law;aud those in
debted will please make payment, to
W. R. SYMONS, qualified Adm’r.
November 8tb, 1860. nov8
How to Makb a Raise.—An entertaining
correspondent mentions ugood retort which he
once made upon an acquaintance, whose wont
it was to go around the city “cherry cobbler-
izing" of a summer morning, and who in win
ter was often for a week at a time in a “state
of whisky punchineness."
Ho was once very angry with me; I Bald to
him one morning:
“I’m going to‘make a raise’ soon, and as
you are to be the means, for civility'* sak, I’ll
tell you about it. though it is not essential."
“Well,” growled my friend, “how is it?" •
“Why, 1 intend getting your lifeinsurid for
ten thousand dollars, and then making you a
S resent of fifty dollars worth of whisky! Yon’U
rink yourself to death in six weeks r
Hazel Eyed Uikls.—Major Noah said that
“a hazel eyo inspires at first a platonic senti
ment, which gradually but surely expands into
love os securely fouuaed as the rook of Gibral
tar." A woman with a hazel eye never slopes
from her husband, never chats a scandal, neyer
sacrifices her husband’s comfort to her own,
never finds fault, never talks too much or too
little, always is an entertaing, intellectual,
agreeable and lovely creature.
Affecting Remonstance^—A genuine Down
Easter was lately essaying to appropriate a
square of exceedingly tough beet at dinner in
a Wisconsin hotel. His convulsive efforts with a
knife and fork attracted the smile of the rest,
in the same predicament as himself. At last
Jonathan's patience vanished under his ill-
success, when laying down his utensils, he
hurst out with tho followlag: “Strangers, you
needn’t laff) if yon baint got no regard for the
landlord’s feelings, you ought to have some
respect for the old bull." This sally brought
down the house.
NOTICE.
A LL porsoDs having demands against tbe Estate
or lira. ELIZA ANN JEWETT, deceased, will
band tbom In duly attested, and those Indebted will
pleaae make payment to
FRANCIS J. CHAMPION,
no4-lm Sole Qualified Executor.
• HOARDING.
A FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN can bo accommo-
dated with board and lodging ou Broughton
btroct, nearly opposite IL Morse’s House Furnish
ing Store. Also, a few Day Boarders. novl2
Savannah water works.
OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, \
November 13tb, I860, f
fJIHE WATER RENTS for tbe present year wero
X due from tbe 1st instant, and payable at the
office of the Board.
The attention ol those persons supplied with
water from the works Is called to Section 20 or An
Urdintnoe to amend an Ordinance for the care and
management or tbe Savannah Water Works.
novl3 R. J. R. BEE, Secretary.
Interesting from Ruatan.—By the arrival
at New Orleans, of the schooner Mary, we have
dates from Ruatan to tbe 6th. CupL Stevens,
of the Mary, Bays: The news of the recent
treaty between Honduras and England reached
Batten on the 17th, and had caused considera
te exclteraeut. The public opinion was almost
unanimous ugalnst recognition of the sovereign
ty of Houdums, uml a largo portion of the
inhabitants were determined to resist the mea-
■ores if It be forced upon them. Many were
in favor of endeavoring to Income and inde-
pendendent republic. Tho island is inhabited
by about 3,500 people, a large portion of them
bltoks, but all s|>eaking tbe English language,
tbe same os those of St. Andrew’s and Pro-
videnoia, nearer to the New Granadian coast,
Shad and A Lewi VE8.—At a town meeting
in Taunton, the right to take shad and alewivea
in Taunton, Great Blver were sold 09 followt:
—First privilege to Joseph Gibbs of Somerset,
for $217.50. Second privilege to George B.
Slade ofSomerset, for $217.60. Third privilege,
George B. Slade ofSomerset, for $217.50
Meteor.—A brilliant meteor, says the
8pringfield Republican, was seen In the heav
ens near the zenith at 11 o’clock on Saturday
night, in that city. It lighted up the town
for the moment like the sun; and so that tie
shadows were strongly east. Its nucleus was
red os fire, whUe its tail spreaf out dimmer
and whiter. It was a startling sight to the
beholder.
S OAP, STARCH ANDOANbLES-
100 boxes 8mUh'0 k Buchan’a Family Soap
60 ** Molgate’a pito do
60 41 do No. 1 fit Bar do
26 “ Osvrcgn Pearl oUrch
60 <• Colgate’s and Beadell’sTallow Candles
Landing from schooner Loyal Scranton, and for
salo by SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k GO.
oct 12
OFFICE FOR BENT.
Having romovo.i to tho offico heretofore oc
cupied by Wm. H. Basinger, Esq., my former
1 Is (hr rent.
nov!3-lw JOiEPH QANA1IL.
Foil View;
H A comfui tublu two story buuae ou a base-
mont, corucr Hi. Juliuu and Lincoln slroota.
Poeaotwiuu given immediately. For purlieu-
luire of J, J. Gammon on tho promlKOH.
novll
G. M. GRIFFIN ho9 now Iu employ a Urst
MW rate Jeweler, aud all work sent in will be
dqnu in a proper inonucr, and with dispatch,
uov 11
E ACKUAHmW GUARDS, Chess Mea, Drawing
Pencils, llristol Boards, Water Colors. Porto
ales, Card Cases, Portfolios, Ac., hr.., Tor sale
by WARNOG'K fi DAVIS,
novl8 109 Congress street.
B LANK B OKd, of uli kinds; lull bound Day
Books, Lodgers; rfouruals,&o., and ball'bouud
do, made of good patter aud well bound; also, Pass
Books, Moraoranduus, Writlug Books. Ac., for sa'o
by WARNQOK A DAVIS,
novl3 109 congress street.
L ETTER DOCKS, Copying Presses, Oil Paper,
Copying Brushes, and fine BlotUng Paper, lor
sale by WARNOHC k DAVI8,
novl3 169 Congress street. -'
W RITING PAPERS.—For sale at remnrkubly
low prices olue and whitu ruled and plain
(bolseap, do do letter papers, 1 nglisb and French
packet aud commercial post; also, a fine selection
of pink, bull', violet and othor colors of note aud
letter papers, small sixes, suitable lur lady’s use.
WARNOG’K k DAVIS.
m>vl4 159 Congress street.
UCHOOL BOOKS—A Dill supply or tbe different
kJ School Books now iu ubo, sueb as spelling
books, readers, grammars, arithmetics, chemis
tries, geographies, philosophies, histories. &o M Ac.
For sale by WAKNUOK A DAVIS,
nov!3 169 Congress street.
8^$100 IIE\VAHD,^£i
Some person or persons having counterfeited a
TEN DOLLAR BIL of tbo Merchants’ and Planters’
Bank, aud put the sumo in circulutiou, the Board,
by Resolution, offer a Howard of One Hundred Dol
lars lor dotectlug tbo oouutorlelter and furnishing
proorror couvictlon.
HIRAM ROBERTS,
novll President.
CAUTION.
CENTRAL RAILROAD RANKING CO. OF GA.,\
Savannah, Nuv. 11,1806. j
T HE PUBLIO is hereby intormed and put upon
Its guard that spurious notes in Imitation of the
Teu Dollar notes, of the is.uo of this Bank «d 1866,
bavo been recently put in circulation. Tho spuri
ous uutes »ru photography and are easily detected
The rod letters TEN ure painted, and the whole ap-
purrs aa a much robbed aud defaced blit.
A reward or Firs Hunukkd Dolmks is hereby
offorod for proof to conviction of any porsou who
has so counterfeited tho notes or this Institution, or
who has uttered the false uotes, knowing them to bo
false. R. R. CUYLER, ITesidont.
uov!2
NOTICE.
A LL porsons Indebted to the Estato of Juuo Mc
Donald, lute of Mciutoih county, decoiscd,
are requested to mako immediate payment; bus-
having demands against suid Estate are requested
to present them, duly authenticated.
MOdES D. HARRIS, Executor.
Nov. 7th, 1860. uov7
WANTED.
T3Y an English widow lady, a situation in a pri-
XJ vate family, as Teachor to youug children, or
would accept a situation in any capacity requiring
a trustworthy person.
Having beon accustomod to reflned society she is
fully competent to discharge those duties so essen
tial to a home education No objection to the coun
try. For address apply at tUls paper, or address a
uototoL. M. O. novll-9t
WANTED.
SMART ACTIVE Colored BUY to be about store.
L novlO A. BONAUD.
WANTED,
T hree hundred active young men to aet
as local and travoltug agents In a business
easy, useful und honorable, at a salary or $100 por
mouth I A capital of $5 only required i No pulcnt
mouioluo or book business. Full particulars given
(free) to all who enclose a postage stamp or a threo
caut piece, and address A. B. MABTYN,
sept22— w3m Plaistow, N. H.
PRIVATE BOARDING.
A FEW s.nglti geu Demon can obtulu good Board
umlLodaiug at the 80. Wust, coruor 8t.
Juucn aud Price Street’*.
oct23 2w
OrnoaSav'd, Albany fe Gulf R. R. Co., l
Savannah, Nov. 6, 1860. /
rpHE Seventh Iustalm.-ut of 10 per cent, ou th
X .Capital Stock of tbe Savannah, Albany and
Gulf Rail Road Compauy, by a Resolution of tbo
Board, is hereby ordered to be paid on or before
tbo 10th day or January, 1857.
WM. WARING HABERSHAM,
novB Secretary und Treasure r.
do, Pilot do,
GROCERIES.
boxes Choice Tobacco, “various brands”
4U\JyJ 100 bagsChoico Rio Coffee,
60 bbls Sugar Biscuit, Butter do, Soda
50 boxen assorted Cordials,
60 ** “
26
26
26
20
50
1 Soap,
Snuff,
Candies,
Adamantine Candles,
Tallow 44
Assorted Pickles,
Ground Colfeu,
Colgatos’ Family, Palo, k No.
25 Jan French Rupee, 25 do Macoboy
20 nests Tabs,
20 doz Painted Buckots.
00 boxes Extra, First and Second
qualities Lemou Syrup,
50 boxes Scbeidam Schuapps,
60 “ Claret Wine,
100 “ Pipes, assorted sizes,
50 chests Black Teas,various qualities,
60 qr do Hyson do, superior,
25 eighth do do do do,
50 gross Goodwins’Yellow Bank, Fo*
Uce and pure American, Fine Cut Tobacco.
200 reams Wrapping Paper, all sizes,
25 boxes Macaroni,
25 do Vermicelli,
25 coses Oliva Qil,
100 Whole, half aud quarter kegs F F F
GunPowdor,
500 boxes Sardines,puartor aud halves.
For sale by J. V. GONNERAT,
oct20 No. 152 Bay-street,
ALBANY ALE.
01A bbls Read k Bro’s, Albany Ale, “a superl-
&\J or article,” lauding per sebr Target, and
lor sale by
SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO.
Havlug mode arrangements with Messrs. Read k
Rro’s., for salo of their Albany Ale, shall be con-
stauily supplied, and offor the same at lowest cash
price.
ocal SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO.
J ONDON PORIER AC.—Just received 16 casks,
XJ qw and pu. Byass London Porter—also Otard
and Seuette Brandies, Port, Boherry, and Medlra
Wines, &o. Ao. Choice articles In glass and wood
for family use by DAVID O’CONNOR,
- -• cor— ” *■*“ ‘ *"—
H4VANA SEGARS.
1 AA AAA HAVANA SEGARS.
iUUiUUU La Rosa Londroa,
La Fair do la Flores Regalia Londros,
La Redowa Lon d res,
Legitlmos do
Hoe Cabanas, Flor flna,
La Ingenuldod, El Mayor Rluggold,
La a Cass, La Intogredad Lomlres,
Fulmlnantes do
De las Mojores Vegas do
La Rose do Santiago
La Puntuateded
Ole Anselmo Gazalez
La Pulidaz Regalia
LaFlelde P.S. O.
lot Rio Hondo, El Otuto do Orion,
La Conflanzu Opera,
La Ri8tori Londres,
Martinez Q Hiza,
do Clllndradas Londres,
Caffra Regal'a, Fiagro CUendrados do
All the above Segars are for sale by
A. BONAUD,
ootSl cornor Bav and Uull-sts
oct 23
/orner Broughton* ’Drayton-
S IDES AND SHOULDERS—16 bbds aud 20 bbls
bright Sides and Shoulders, Bacon, received
per steamer Kevatone State, and for sale low from
the wharf, by
■opt23 CHARLES A GREINER.
J UST RECEIVED—100 baskets Mum Champagne,
25 boxes Imperial, 26 boxes Cabinet, 10 boxes
Cordon Rouge. For sale by
A. BONAUD,
novlO corner Bay and Bull sts.
I N A TRUNK, stolen in this city, by a negro in
April, 1865, were Bonds or the city or Augusta,
marked Let. C. No’s. 10 A 11, carli $1000, with
coupons attached for interest since Oct. 1864.
The public are hereby cautioned not to purchase
said Bonds. novlO-lm
C HEaSE, BUTTER, *0.-200 boxes Goshen
Cheese: 0] do English Dairy do; 20 oases Fine
Apple do; 09 firkins Chojce Butter; 0 casesjtf and
CO.
* buses) Sardines; landing and for sale by
novl2 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON *
/-'1ANDLES, STARCH, SOAP, Ac—
V 60 boxes Sperm and Patent Sperm Candles
660 boxts and half boxes Pearl Starch
160 “ Colgate's No. 1 Soap
60 <> Beadel, Smith A Colgate’s Family an
Pale Soap
200 '• Adamantine and Tallow Oandlu
60 *• Pipe* and Pipe Heads
In store and tbrsaleby
oct 2 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A CO.
W OIYE’S CELEBRATED AROMATIC SCBEID-
AM SCHNAPPS—
200 dozen quarts and pints, for sale by tbe quan
tity, at New York prices.
OCtM A. BONAUD.
do
do
do
GROCERIES,
60 boxes Grand A Williams’s 10 ounce Tobacco.
60bbU Luther Felton Boston Rum
23 * 4 Boston “
20 44 Old P, H*Gln
60 “ E* Phelps Rye Giu
60 N.O. Rectified Whisky
26 bbls Domestic Brandy
26 M casks 4th proof Brandy
20 % 44 44 44 44
26 fi 44 Malaga Wine
60 bnls Crushed and Powdered Stuart’s Sugar
60 14 Stuart’s A. A B. Clarified Sugar
60 “ •* O. “ “
10 hhds choice St. Cruix 44
10 44 44 P. R* 44
&0 44 f’rimo Bacon Sides
20 4 4 44 “Shoulders
15 casks Byass Lonpon Porter
20 X ca'ksTenerifle Wine
100 Bags Prime Green Rio Coffee
100 44 Fair do 44 44
60 bags cooice Government Java Coffee in mats
70 boxes Adamantine Candles.
In store and for saleb y
SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO
OCt 25
L ink,, muwhks, wash doaiius, ac., ua,-
190 duz Clothes Utica
200 do Fish do •
GOO do Scrubbing Brushes
60 do Wash Boards
60 do Barrel Cover*
60 reams Wrapping Paper
60 halos do Twino
60 boxes Pipe Heads
100 hexes Eng 'Pipes
100 boxes fresh ground Pepper
260 boxes Victoria Blue
100 boxes Tiger Muttard
100 boxes sup'r Curb Soda
70 kegs washing do
100 doz 2 ami 3 ply Brooms,
Received uml fur sale by
wm MtMAHON A IOYU
S UNDRIES—Just received—
00 boxes Coffee, Pepper and Mustard
60 14 Beadeli Starch aud Soap*
26 “ Adamantine and Tallow Candles
60 bbls and bags extra Family Flour
80 44 Potatoes and Onions
40 gross Wood and Paper Matches
60 dozen assorted Brooms aud Palls
100 44 Scrub Brushes and Clothes Lines
60 44 Wash Boards
110 bags Java and Rio Coffee. For sale by
DAVID O’OONNOR,
oct 2 corner Broughton and Drayton sts,
T IQUORS, SUGAR *0—
Jj 76 bbls Dominate Braudy
100 bbls PH Gin
125 bbis N E Rum
UKl bbls RoctlUed Whiskuy,
76 bids X. XX, XXX do
60 bbU Uld Rye do
DO hhds P R, M and N 0 Sugar
126 bbls Stuart’s A B A 0 do
Received mid for salo by
MOMAHON A DOYLE,
nov4 Vo 206 A 207 Bayst.
BUCKWHEAT.
TUST RECEIVED it new supply ol' that Extra
(1 Flue White Buckwheat, which was so much
liked lost wlnur. This aoiclu U pronounced by
those who have used it to bo superior to any othor
mado
ALS\
Double Extra Family Flour, or Urst quality, iu 12k
and 24 pound bag*. Quinces, ter preserving; Hick
ory Nuts; Apples, Ac., at
novO—2t DICKSON’S.
■RUtKWHEAT-
X) 26 half bbls New Buckwheat,
00 quar do do do
5o eighth do do do
Landing and ter sale by
nov4 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A CO.
TTERRING8 A POT'ATOES-
Il 76 boxes Smoked Herrings
60 bbls fine oat tog Potatoes
Just received uud tor sale by
oc21 __ SUltANTON; JOHNSTON A (X).
'tjJuUfT, TURTLE. Ac.—Tho oargUof Ihe schr.
X British Qiicou, in throe days from Nassau, N.
P., consisting of
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
BANANAS,
TURTLE, Ao.
For sale by YONGE A FRIERSON,
oct20-2t • No. 94 Bay street.
"COLOUR AND MEAL.
X 600 sacks U ir-iichael’s t-uper Hue Flour:
76 barrel, Extra Flout
00 sacks Corn M«.al Diplmnu.
In store aud for «alo by
00(2(3 WEBSTER A PALMES.
mOBACCO.—Two hundrel uud fifty boxes Grant
X R William’s Tobacco, 5’s and 8’**;
400 boxes u*sorted brands, pouuds 8’s. 6’s 6’s,
10’s and ax’s;
20 H boxes Peuplo’a and Huso Twint Fancy;
40 keg* oxtra Twh t at>d Pancake;
ALu, Viigu 1*3 dan - Palmeiti>;
25 biixc* Fine Cut .-miking und Chewlug do.
In store und for ,uio by
octtto WEBM'KR s PALVEA
TM PORTED L1QU Itrf—
X 10 casks ‘ D A Co pale aud dark Brandy
6 pipes Hoi,and (.in (Medea swau)
6 in do Madeira Wine.
For *ulu by
0021 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
/’'lUDFhSH, Potvtoes, Ac,
\J 20 quintals Codfish.
60 bbls. Mo cer Potatoes.
100 boxes Herrings.
In stare anil fur sa e by
ooti7 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A CO.
Tk/TACKEREi,.—20 Uuli burrels medium size N«.
J-vX u Mackerel.
25 tiuuricr iiarrela largo, No. 1.
26 Kilt’s large No. 1 Mackerel.
In store and for ea'.u by
00127 Holcombe, Johnson a co.
/ 'IllOIUE BUTTElt.—16 kegs choice Butter Just ro
celved and tor sale by
Oct 22 YQUNO A FIUERfcON,
94 Bay-s
II AY—200 bales Hay, Hi store and for salo by
XL Jy26 CRANE, WEIJjH A CO.
/ 1 RATES—URATE:—The Uueat lot of Grates ever
VX offered inSavunnab can be found at
KENNEDY A BEACH’S,
Stove aud House Furnishing Establishment,
Hodgson’s Block,
oct 16 cornor Bull and Broughton stb.
XJ1G AND BALT HAMA AND ^HOLDERS. Just re-
X ceived 3 barrels Pig Hams and Shoulders,
lOd.oxtra family smoked Hams aud 3 hhds Shuui
deru, also 6 euska dugar Cured Hams, wuich I will
sell ter 12)£ cents por lb.
DAVID O’CONNOR,
oct 23 Corner Broughton A Draytou-st.
/RANDLES,—Eight hundred buxes Adumantino
V^ uud Star Caudles:
100 half boxes Adauiautiuo Candles;
00 do Uolul do;
150 do tiporm, Patent, Sperm and Tallow do,
In Btoro and for sale by
octiM WEBSTER APA1MES.
T>EACH BRaNDY—1,000 gallons puro uld Pcuob
XT Biau ly, for sale by
oct 2 YOUNO A WYATT.
GLASSES,—Thirty llhils Cuba MoIosmcb ;
iVLtwonty-llvo barrels do do; seventy five do N.
0. do. F'or salo by
novO RODGERS, NORRIS A CO.
TFUITKR AND UHEKSE.-60 kegs choice Gashon
X> Butter.
200 boxes Cheese. In store aud for salo by
oct 20 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A CO.
TTAY. Corn and Lard, In store aud ter sale by
ji oct 16 I/3UKF7TT HNFILLINGS.
i tOCOA NUTS—(300 Cocoa Nuts, received and ter
sale by [*cpt231 .1. D. JFMSEE.
/'1 UNNV BAGGING—60 bales oxtra heavy Gun-
ny Bagging, ou board bark Indiana, Irom Boa
ton, Tor sale to arrivo.
oct27 tf BRIGHAM, KEIJ.Y A CO
TT AY—200 bales prime Eastern Hay, in store
XX n»d ter salo low, ta close consignment, by
UOV4 CARLETON A PARSONS.
TjlXTRA FAMILY FLOUR—lu Barrels, Backs aud
Jjj Hair Books, just recolvad ter salo by
YONGE A FRIERSON,
oot9 No. 94 Bu siree
piIOICE Mercer Potatoes.—Five hundred bUHha,
V Cliolco Mercer l’otutecs ter Bale, to arrive
per schooner Ida, from Philadelphia.
oct29 CHAR. A. GREINER.
PORN—1200 bushels prime Beach Island Corn,
Just recoived and for sale by
sept 19 WEBSTER A PALMES.
"D OPE—100 Colls Rope for sale, to arrivo by schr
XI Julia A. Rich
oct 16 LOCKETS A SN ELLIN US
T> ACON—24 hhds. prime Bacon Sides; 8 hhds.
X> prime Bacon Shoulders, landiug from stoamor
44 Keystone State,” and for sale by
se-it26tf^|r OCTAVOS COHEN.
T)OTATOES—10 bbls Potatoes landing aud ter
X snlo by
novll CARLETON A PARSONS.
"COLOUR—20 barrels Hiram Smith Flour.
X 25 half barrels Extra Uennossce.
75 barrels Dcmncadaud Oakley Flour.
60—98 and 49 Sacks Bcmnoad Flour.
Received aud ter sale by
oct 20 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON 4 CO.
T IME—1,000 casks best quality of Lump Lirao,
Xi lauding and In store, ter sale lew by
nov4 CARLETON A PARSONS.
OIGHT EXCHANGE on New York lor sale by
0 0. A. L. LAMAR.
Oct 21. ,
/AKANGES, Ao.—10 boxes Nassau Lemoua aui
U Orangos, received per steamer, and for sale
by Jyl7 j, d. JESSE.
Ilf HISKEY—97 barrels Whiskey ter sale, to ar
TT rive by Bcbr Julia A. Rich. •.
oct 16 LOCKETT ft SXFILLTXGS,
XTEW BUCKWHEAT just received per late cm-
XT vals, and for sale by J, D. Ji SSt.
out 21
■jiLtJUK— 0j bbis Hirum Smith’s Flour, lanuiug
X and lor sale by
novlS HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A CO.
/CODFISH, POTATOES A HERRINGS—
v 2 hods Codfloh,
60 bbls Potatoes,
76 boxes Herring*,
Landing aud ter salo by
OC124 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
~ PRINTERS’ INK;
1JIOII SALK BV *
i J. «. CUBBEDOB, Agent,
*ep( VlAK'iuLL Houtg Buiijji.vo.
FOR BALE.
A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN. GOOD COOK AND
WASHER, AND PLAIN IRONER
AND 8EAM8TRE&S.
For particulars enquire at this office. oct 9
(1L1L*D X.* ...Akt.rT
Address ^ T. H. HUBBARD A 00.
No 39 Fayette street, or Box No. 40„
QQH-ly Baltimore Md.
OTfisSj bu,<,r,d
40 bags Ola Government Java Coflee;
(30 mats do do do; i.Vf: :
6 casks Plantation Coffee, very choice;
76bagsLaguyra do;
00 boxes Ground Java and.W LCoffee;
In store and ter sale by
oct26 WEBSTER A PALMES,
OUNDRIEfc—
0 25 bhds. P. R. Sugar
160 bbls, Stuart’s Refined Sugar
. 100 kegs Soda
loo boxes Garb Soda
lot* do Lemon Syrup
1000 * and % boxes Sardines
100 oases Schnapps
100 M Imported Segars
60 M American do
Received and ror sale by
‘ MoMi
fjS boxes Cheeso ; &o Bbls Potatoes Just recelv
I fJ ed, uud l’ur sale by i
&0V6 RODGERS, NORRIS k 00,
A. GRAND MAR 1 LAND LOTTERY
FOR MOTEUBFR, IBM.
(On the Havana Plan.) ,
ousa 0, ! .....
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
To bo drawn S 4 TUHDAY,^ov, 22d, In Baltimore,
R« France 4b Co., Managers.
Prises amounting to $882^600 will be distributed
aooordlng to thefollowlng SplendlJ Scheme: 1
30.00 Numbers t—l*UO Prtacat
Prizes payable without deduction.
1 prize
1 44 !!;!
1 44
1 44
2 44
2 44
8 44
6 44
6 M
200 44 ;...
1,110prizes, a. ouutlngto
Tickets $20—Halves $10-Quartors $5
49" All orders ter Tlekets or Packages In any of
tbe Maryland Lotteries will receive prompt atten
tion, and tbe drawing mailed to aU purchasers im-
oct 16
(AHON A DOYLE.
B randy, gin. rum, *0-
26 bbls Dome*tic Brandy
20)4 casks 4th prooTdo, twlgg hoops
i0 % do do do. de
60 bbls K Phelp’s Rye Gin
00 do Luther Felton’s Boston Rum
76 do N. 0. Rectified Whiskey
20 M casks Malaga Wine
60 bbls Old PAH Gin,
In store and for sale by
oo21 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A 00.
S TUART’S REFINED A CLARIFIED SUGAR—
25 bbls Stuart’s orasned Sugar
20 do do powdered do “
00 do do A clarified do
60 do do B do do
60 do do C do do
In Biore aud ter sale by
owl rU'RAMu.V, JOHNSTON A 00*
C ANDLES, &OAP, STARCH, Ac-
60 buxo Adamantine Candles, star brand
60 du Beadell’s 6 A 8 Tallow Caudles
60 do Colgate’s Uu do do
loo do dmUh’a A Buchan’s Family Soap
loo do Colgate’s uo. X and lb bar tioap
60 do do Palo do
60 do Oswego Pearl Starch
60 do Beadell’s do do
60 do Soda Biscuits
26 bbls Sugar do. handmade
25 Ouxod ground Pepper, % lb papers
50 mats Cinnamon.
Iu store ami ter sale by
oczl SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
PUTI EK and CUKKSk—Just receive* per steam
MJ ship Florlua:
10 kegs choice Goshen Butter.
10 boxes Euglisb Dairy Cheeso.
For sale by U. H. WATSON A06.
Corner Whitaker street, and
oct 6 Congress street lane.
A pples, cheese, butter, hams and pt.
TATOES-
15 bbls Apples,
25 boxes cneese,
16 ttrkln* Butter, — - • • >
0 casks Hams,
50 bbls Potatoes,
Recoived per steamer and ter sale by
-IN A I
novia
McMAHON
t DOYLE.
A LE—50 bbls Taylor A Son’s Ale,
Received and for sale by
MoUAHON A DOYLE,
novl3 Solo Agents.
T EA, COFFEE AND PEPPER-
20 half chests Black Tea,
60 do do Groon Tea,
150 caddies 2,4 and 6 lb Black Tea,
100 do 2 and 4 lbGreonTea,
16U Sacks Green Rio Coffee,
70 boxes E'resh Ground Coffco,
100 do do do Pepper,
10 bags Whole Popper,
Received aud for sale by
novl3 McMAHON A DOYLE.
200 ifi bites
tttcuiveu and tor salo by
novl3
Reams Wrapping Paper,
" Twine,
McMAHON A DOYLE,
O tflEN BUTTER AND CHEESE-20 kegs Go-
VX sbeu Butler; 60 boxoa do Cheese; landing
front steamer and for sale by
septl7 8CKANTON, JOHNSTON A CO
CtAKDINES, SARDINES—
0 6u0j ooxes, )i and % boxes,
For sale by
ocl20
Aj BONAUD,
corner of Bay and Bull si.
P OTATOES, Ac.—
6U bbls Mercer Potatoes
30 do Red and White Onions
26 du Choice Apples,
Landing aud ter sale by
00122 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A CO.
BBLS. fira idy; 60 % casks Brandy; 76 bbls
i O Gin; 100 bbls Rectified Whiskey; 100 bbls
sum. Lecoived a d for sale by
oct 16 v.oMAHON A DOYLE.
F ~JUR—6O0 bbls. «xtra and superfine Flour, as
sorted brands.
600 sacks oxtraand su crflno Flour, ass’d brands
150 quarter sacks double extra,'
160 bbls, Goodletville double extra
o' 2 YOUNO A WYAYT.
A 'LETPOTAfoiis; Ac-
25 bbis Taylor A Sou’s Ale
60 bbls Potatoes
10 bbls Apples
Received and ter sdle by
uov4 MoMAPON A DOYLE.
S OAP, STARCH, Ac-
160 boxes Beadol'a Family Soap
160 do Colgate’s do do
100 do do Palo do
160 do do Nol do
100 do Castile do
1& do Assorted Toilet do,
Received and ter sale by
nov4 MoMAHON A DOYLE.
B UTTER A CHEESE-
26 kegs Choice Goshen Butter,
60 boxes English Dairy Cheese,
100 do Choice Goshen do, white,
Landing por steamer and too sale by
oct24 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
I V'MHbTlU LIQUORS—
XJ 250 barrels Ohio Rectified Whiskey,
100 do Pikes Magnolia do.
120 do E. Phelps’s Gin.
20 do Conn. River P. AH. Rye Gin.
20 do Brandy.
85 quar aud eighth casks Twlgg Hoop’d 4th pr.
20 do do Magonolla Wine.
76 barrels Ohio Monongahela Whiskey.
20 do Gibsons Mountain do.
do Bon Russe.la Nectar do.
do Olb«on» old Family Nectar Whiskey
do White Rectified do.
do Old Kentucky Bourbon do.
do and puucbeou* Georgia Peach Brand
do Virginia Apple do.
In store and for Hale by
sep 18 WEBSTER A PALMES.
15
6
40
6
10
10
^ lOAR, march, SUGAR, syrup, Ac.. Ac.—
) 600 boxes Family Pale aud No. 1 Soup
160 4 ‘ Frazer’s BeaUieao ! Oswego Starch
100 bbh. stewnri’n Clarified Sugar
00 dozou Lemon By up '
60 boxe* -nper 1 hi bun Soda
Reed-, e- o:.U lur s*-e by
sept al* McMAHON a loyia
P ICKLES, PIPES, PAPER, PEPPER-
76 boxes Plckl s, X and % gallon jars
500 gross EngUesh Pipes
25o •* Ppe Heads
500 reams Wrsp ang Paper
100 boxes fresh gro md pure Pepper.
Received and ter sale by
McMAHO;
sept 28
HON A DOYLE,
rfiOBAOCO, TEA, TWINE—
X 60 boxes choice brands Tobacco
26 chests Oongor Oolong Tea
26 half obeeU choice Green Tea
26 bales Wrapping Twine
Received aud ter sale by
Ml*28 McMAHON k DOYLE.
«*» J.D.)
tub
■Ucjts $
