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Later firom Europe. ARRIVAL OF THE jasBg'l Nipt Tore, Mot. 13. James McHenry (notes Middling Orleans at 7. Middling Mobiles at 6{; Market advanced. Salta lor tho week six thousand .bales. Havre quotations, Orleans 113 fr. Flo on Miht.—Richardson, Spence A Co.,j as winter, m wnuu jura.-. ...«j qootethemrketdeclinedtid, and Wheatlto j"^d&S • - lestructii * * ‘mm mo hia note unpaid. Driven to retired to hUronra, and to lho easy of the moment committal of self dootruoUoo, hy cottjog tho • of one of hia wriata Horn which the cur rent of life aoon made Its escape) — dSjgBii sS who mala th«aoelTQo tho wimngTnrtrnmenuM Mils black catalogue, make themaeli .... or eveororimo known, in even to death Itself. We oopy the above from the “Bumpier Re publican’' ortho 13th Inst. Wo were well acquainted with tho subject of he notice and can testify to the fact that he waa a gentleman of noble and chivalrous lm- pulses. Wo are gratified to learn from the aame paper—that the ettiaens or Americas have taken prompt and energetic measures to prevent the repetition of tho dlsgrucuftil circumstances that caused his untimely end. Mr. Burlingame (says the Journal) is receiv ing congratulations ftom his fellow-cltlsena and from abroad upon his triumph. When hia election was ascerta ned with certainty, the Central Union Fremont and Dayton ulub of Now York, sent to him the following dispatch '’’“HtonYuon Burlingame, Cambridge, —Tho Young Men’s Fremont and Dayton Cen tral Union or New York, hail the announce ment of your reflection to Congress; recogniz ing In the aame a signal triumph or freedom and the right over treachery, fraud, base in gratitude and tho doughlhces. Long may you live to dam the Southern Brooks whose black fanatical waters audaciously threaten the found ations of our glorious Republic. 1 B. F. Minieiikk, President” Wo copy the above from tho '• Boston Tele graph.” If no more compctentw'orkmau than Mr. Burlingame be found to “dun the South ern Brooks,” he will soon make a mill-pond of Massachusetts.—[Ens. 0. A J. Later from Texas. The Galveston News of the 5th states that the election on the previous day passed oil peaceably, The vote polled in the city was - Buchanan 103 Fillmore 300 Majority 108 At Indianoia the vote stood: Buchanan 101 Fillmore 73 Majority ,20 At Port Lavaca the American majority was thought to be about 36. At Liberty Town the Americans were supposed to have a majority of 38. At Velusco and Qulntano tho vote was considered an exact tie. A gentleman just returned from a tour through the middle counties on the Colorado and Brazos Btatcs that the grass worms have appered in upprecedented swarms, the fields of every blade of crab-gra as winter. In some places they had even de- • Wj| cotton worms completing the Bibb Colombia fflnghara Still Lam^-There waa only a moderate boslaeoa doing in Cotton, with a alight decUne —principally confined to lower grades. Bales far the week 63,000 bales. Middling Orleans tf. Middling Uplands 6 13-16. Speculators and Exporters took 19,000 bales. Indian Corn has declined 6d. Honey easier at previous rates. Consols advanced 1; quoted it 91!. Trade generally unchanged. Hetman, Cox A Co. quote, dosing heavily since Friday. Splnnen almost out of the mar ket. Speculators ate cautions. Fair Orleans 71-3, Middling do. 615-16; Middling Mobile 6 7-8. Sales of Friday 8,000 bales. Speculators and exporters took 3,000. Market closing steady. Imports since departure of the last steamer 6,000 bales. Stock on hand 450,000 bales. Manchester trade rather quiet. Spin ners demanding an advance. Havre Cotton market active. Peutlcal Intelllglnce. Austria refuses to evacuate the Principalities. The Paris correspondsnt of the London Times says that serious differences have oc curred between England and France. Their is a rumored alliance between England 'and Austria againot the threatened alliance of France and Russia. The Neapolitan dispute is unchanged. The Sultan refuses to accept the resignation of his Ministry. Position of tho Bank of France is improving. ARRIVAL OF TUB STEAMSHIP GEORGE LAW. Nnw You, Nov. 13. The Steamer George Law arrived to-day bringing two million six hundred thousand dol lars. Wa receive reports of a rapture between England and New Grenada. The Diplomatic relations between these countries are suspended and the British Fleet ordered to blockade the Later by Telegraph, Nnw You, Nov. 13. Cotton aUghtly, firmer to-day, bnt quotations show no change. Sales of the day, Middling—Uplands llj to 13. Filteen free States prisoners in Kansas ac quitted. Baltuou, Nov. 13.—Steamship Europa ar rived. Cotton market unchanged, except lower qnaUtles, which have declined 1- Sales for tho wtek 63,060 hales. Money easier. Consols quoted at 93J. work of di ion which the drought had begun. Between the two evils scarce! crop will be raised, ft. Tn Fair ot thi Agricultural Club or Chatham am Errutaiuir Counties.—Wo had the pleasure to day of attending the Fair of the Agricultural Club ot Chatham and Effingham counties. A considerable concourse of citizens ware present, principally, however, Rem tbs city. In consequence of the cession of the Court In Effingham, there was a very a mnU representation from that county. We are aorry that it so happened that the Court should have adjourned to such s day as inter fered with the expected competition. The elob had quite a display of hadsome pri mes, consisting of silver goblets Ac. On the ground appeared many fine specimens of hor ses, cattle, hogs, sheep, p-ialtry, and also those little Industrial products which como pecuisrly in the province of the fair sex, such as butter, soap, and various kinds of lanoy needle-work— Committees were duly appointed to examine the various departments and make their re- After the rewards were made, l’rofessor DanL Lee, Agricultural Professor at Franklin Collage, Athens—then delivered sn excellent addnai upon the necessity of agricultural im provement in Georgia. At it its conclusion Gen. G* P. Harrison, the President of the elub, presented the prizes to tho successful exhibl- In field crops, we noticed some very credita ble results—viz49 bushels of corn tothe acre —146 bushels of very superior sweet potatoee to the tore—31 bushels of cow pest—and a a vary fine sample of rice 63 bushels to the acre. Tha enterprise Is n new one and gives every prospect of success, which, we moat sincerely wish It' Axommi Quick Passaox.—Last evening Um tohiMyrever, Cspt. Jackson arrived at this post in three days Rom Now York, she is con signed to Mess. Ogden, Star A Co. j lost,the 8th _ s were thrown Into oortstoresUon by the announcement that n aolclde had been committed daring the night, In one of those drinking and gambling ejtsb- lahmenti where the nnwuy are sci often en snared and led vletlms to ruin,. Dr. B. H. Per- klns of Cuthbert, s most estimable and worthy sinks of inlquHjr and destruction, wes lodnoed to drink, btetma Intoxicated, and then to the gambling table, where lx soon saw bis last del ight ns fly half -je schooner Victory, which had been pur chased in New Orleans by Ur. 1. E. Edwards, was on the point of leaving Galveston direct for San Juan with emigrants for General Wah ker. The prrtlal failure of the crops in many of the upper counties of Western Texas, is causing many families to remove to the East, where the abundance of wheat and the success of other crops render provisions plentiful and cheap. The Brazos Statesman says that the streets and the public highways leading to and through Waco, having been lined tor two or three weeks past with emigrants going north and eastward. A man named Walker recently escaped from Waco with a negro and two horses, and was pursued as far as the Cherokee Nation and seized with his spoils. Walker and the negroes however, managed to effect their escape, am were again panned by Ur. Herring with some 30 Indians, whom he had employed for the pur pose. After a desperate resistance, the parties were seized, and Walker was subsequently killed. Earthquake In Malta. On Sunday, the 25th of October, at eleven minutes before 2 o’clock A. U., the islands of Malta and Gozo were visited by shocks of an earthquake, so violent in their nature, and so long in duration, that the oldest inhabitants do notremember ever to have experienced anything so severe. The first shock made itself percep tible by tremulons motion similar to that caused by the passing of a heavy gun carriage a thousand times repeated, accompanied by a rambling noise, of distant thunder, which rapidly increased in violence until every build* ing trembled. Scarcely a minute had elapsed when a more violent shock, accompanied b,^ a louder noise, occurred. The alarm oc casioned was general throughout town and country. “Men, women, and children, suddenly arouss ed from their slumbers, issued from every house, ruishing into the Btreets made the beBt of their way to the squares, and other spaces which soon became lull of people. The sentry nt the, Treasury left bis post and ran to the main guard which be turned out, under the impression that shells were being thrown into the town by any enemy from some steam fleet. The two shocks, the interval being so brief as to be incalculable, lasted two minutes. In the City of Valetta scarcely a building escaped injury, and all corner strnctures have more particuU rly Buf fered. Of the Roman Catholic churches these of Ban Giacomo, St. Orsolo, and St. Domenico appear to have suffered most. At Floriana and each of the three cities, as well as in the harbor, the shocks were felt with considerable vigor, and at Sencles, Cosp cua, and Vittorioso, many of the buildings are injur* ed. Persons on board ships in tue port des cribe the effects of the earthquake, as felt by them, as of letting go the ships boats from the davits by tbe run, only much stronger. The sea receded two feet and a half. The night had been without a breath of air, with a sultry sensation, tho sea perfectly calm, and tho moon shiuiug in a clear sky, with a brightness that seemed to transform night into day, it being within twenty onohonrs of full moon. AtCivita veccbia, in the iuterior of tho is land, all the churches, monasteries, nuuueries and hospitals (the church of St. Augustine ex cepted,) sustained greater or less damage. The dome of the cathedral is reent, so as to admit the light, and the belfry is much sha ken. Interesting from St. Domlngoi American Consul Intuited—Progress of the Spanish Designs on the Dominican Republic. Correspondence of the New York Daily limes. St. Domingo City, Wednesday, Oct. 15. On the night of the 11th ot October, a mob, instigated by Mr. A. M. Segovia, Spanish Con sul General, assembled before tho United States Consulate, for the purpose of pulling down the flag-staff and the sign, throwing stones against the eagle, and making tho greatest disorder. There were also cries of "Down with the filli- busters!—down with the American ensign! ’ The American Consul, Mr. Jacob Pereira, rc paired to the spot for the purpose of imposing respect, but all his efforts were in vain. Not being able at that moment to obtain any assis tance from tho authorities, he was obliged, for the safety of his person and life, to leave the place of disorder. A greater outrage by Spaniards was never committed in any civiliz ed country, and ft shows that the Spanish Con sul is determined to trample on the honor of the United States Government. He bus not only compelled this Government , to withdraw the treaty just made with the United States, but he is doing all in his power to break down the United States Consulate, and poison the f ood-natured Dominicans against Americans, a this scheme he will succeed, if some serious measures are noruken at once by the United States. The morning after the riot, the American Consul represented the case to the Government by means of an official note, and the Mayor was immediately informed of the conduct of Mr. Segovia. Tne Mayor then called on the Ameri can Consul, to offer him protection, and a file of soldiers, to impose that respect which was due to the United States Consulate. This was, however, refused by Mr. Pereira, who stated that the American flag needed no guard to cause it to be respected, and that he was then prepared to meet any mob that might appear. But all disturbance was soon quelled. Mr. 8e- ffovjatook fright and remained at home. This is not all. Segovia has turned Santa Ana.Mots* and the Almas out of the Govern ment. He has sent the American Minister, Delmonte, his passport, and for aught wo kuow, will soon have a Spanish army to meet the Americans, when they demand satisfaction for withdrawing their treaty. Can the United States Government allow this Segovia to abuse their rights and break down the Dominican Column. niton Ootoosa 1 lordim WhltlP Id Cass Cobb Macou Mott roe Upson Jousfou Butts Taylor Greone Wilkes Wilkluaon Warreu Baldwin Jones Twiggs Morgan Cowotu Jasper l'ulnam CUrke Newton Ogloth’pe Lincoln Troup Taliaferro DeKalb Floyd -> Murray Campbell Fayette Harris Sumter Crawford Leo Dough’ty Marlon Webster Burke Jcft'ur8on Laurens Wasbingto Pike Polk Clay Stewart Randolph Walton Talbott Gwinnett Jackson Elbert Madison Hart Cherokee Forsyth Carroll Fanniug Gilmer Pickens Spalding Scrivcn Bulloch Haucock Bryan Emanuel Pulaski Hall Baker Paulding Mcrl’ther Dooly Chattooga Cbatta’chc Early Franklin Hab’ahm Henry Liberty Lumpkin Mclntoeh Appling Berrien Calhoun Camden Charlton Clinch Coffee Colquitt Dade Decatur Glynn Haralson Heard Irwin Lowndes Miller Moutgoiue Rabun Spalding Tattnal l Tic lair Terrell Thomas Towns Union Walker Ware Wayne Worth Bom. K. N. 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Below we give an important communication from the State Department, in reference to much vexed question, the citizenship of fn negroes. It is addressed to H. H. Rice, Clerk of the Superior Court of New York, through whom same free negroes (Berenaders,) who were about to go to Europe, made application for passports : Dki’aktuknt op State ( Washington, Nov. 4.) H. II. Rice, Esq,, New York City: Sir—Your letter of the 29th ultimo, aud 3d inst., requesting passports for eleven colored persons, have been received, and 1 am directed by the Secretary to Inform you that the papers transmitted by you do not warrant the depart ment in complying with your request. A passport is a certificate that the person to whom it is grunted, is a citizen of the United States, and can only he issued upon proof of this fact. In the papers which accompany your communication, there is uo satisfactory evi dence that the nersonsfor whom yonrequestpass ports are of this description. They are repres ented in your letter as “colored,” and describ ed in the affidavit as “black,” from which state ments it may be fairly inferred that they are negroes. If this is po, there will be no doubt that they are not citizens of the United States. The question whether free negroes are such citf- zeus is not now presented for the first time, but has repeatedly atisen in the administration of both the National and State governments. In 1821 a controversy arose as to whether freepersons of coilor were citizens of the United Stutes within the intent aud meaning of tbe acts of Congress regulating foriegn and coasting trade, so as to be dfsq ualitied to com mand vessels; and Mr. Wirt, Attorney General decided that they were not; and moreover held that the words, “citizens of tho United States,” were used in tho acts of Congress in the same sense as in the constitution. This view is also fully sustained in a recent opinion of the present Attorney General. The judicial decisions of the country arc to the same effect. In Kent’s Commentaries, vol. 2, p.277, it is stated that in 1833 Chief Jus tice Daggct, of Connecticut, held that free blacks are not '"citizens” within tbe meaning of the term as used in the constitution of the United States, and the Supreme Court of Ten ncssee, in the case of tho State agaiust Clai borne, held the same doctrine. Such being the construction of the constitution in ragard to free persons of color, it is conceiv ed that they cannot be regarded, when beyond tbe jurisdiction of the government, as entititlod to the full rights of citizens; but the Secretary directs me to say, that though tbe Department could not certify that such persons are citizens of tho United States, yet, if satisfied of tbe truth of tho fucts.it would give n certificate that they were born in tbe United States, aud free, and that tho government thereof would re- g nrd it to be its duty to protect themif wronge y a forigen government, while within ts their rights ana breax aown the Dominican Republic, or Will the American people consent toft, are questions we want answered. The K naoa are crying oat for assistance every t‘hot even a vessel of war Is to be seen In'the Roads of St. Domingo. A Dominican. On sack Subjects the Testimony of Woman should be Conclusive. New ork, August 2,1852. ' «-Mrs. 'Tate, or No. 7liSecond street, bellev lug her child, about thr ( ( years old, to be troubled with worms, purcha* < one bottle of Dr. M’Lsnc Celebrated Vermiiug , prepared by Fleming Bros Pittsburgh, l’tt„ and gavo It two tea-spoonahil, which had the eflfr.’t of causing tbe child to dis charge a large number or worms. The child is now enjoying good health. Wo would ad vise all parents who may suspect their children to he troubled with worms to lose no timo, hut immediately pur chase and administer Dr. M’Lauo’s Celebrated Vor- mifugo. It will euro. Tho money will be reminded in ail coses whoro il does not give sallsractlim. tST Purchasers will ho carelhl to ask lor Dr. M’Uuo’s Col eh rut cd Vermifuge, mnnulacturod by Fleming llros., up Pittsburgh, Pa. All other Vormt' Digos iu comparison are worthless. I)r. M’Ijil geuuiiio Vurmiruge, ulso his celebrated liver Pills, run uow bo hud at all respcotable drug shires, None geuuiue without tho signature of FLEMING BKUrf, fc [13J novl’2 as UTTER k CHEESE— D 26 keg, cholooGoshen Buuer 60 boxes do do Cbeeso Landing per steamor and for solo by oc21 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. My Vli^nU I walked through ( decaying. • ad paused on Ui door; listened fur tot surod, > catch but the n mors I" iyl childhood so tren- hums In a lar, Georgia!! valley. roam: iitessed uy t dwelling, youtb, _.id lean Of lostlYleudk—for sorpses nr dot doorstops, iuuiI Voting .of Stockholders w( at tbs‘Company'- Office, West Broad street, on Tuesday, the sixteenth day of De cember next, at,U> o’clock in the forenoon. Stockholders will be puVV’t] t.i and iront U*e meeting mu, , ■ / uovlS-td / Ojfi . A. CUYLKU, Cashier, 3IBD1CAL CARD. usm* I>H- J. R. SMITH has removed bis Office Nr to Broughton street. Iu Dailey's Building, a tew doots abovo Bolden’s Hat tiloro. Koddenoo at Mrs. ltemsharl’s. West Broad street. sepli springing at -oft recollections for sadly If f I feel the dread truth. ig to bo pining gloom on my brow. PMLLOW-GITIZBN8 OF CHATHAM COUNTY. .. I atu a candidate thr re-election to the ol- nr Uce or Receiver of Tax Returns Iu January .UJ r.H|HKUm| .Olid. TO THE VOTKIIH OF CHATHAM COUNTY. Follow-citixeus, I um a candidate at the olectiuu, In January next, Ibr tho office ol Tax Collector, aud Bollolt your support ’ A. HARMUN. SaviUiuub,jL’pt. doth, 18Atl, ITENTION PUBLIC. Political Poetry. The Washington Star grows tecetioue, and gsU f tho following: BURIAL OF “SAM.” i Blight Variation on Wolte’a “ Burial of Sir John Moore.”) or oaior ’km. ot a state had be got, nor Electoral vote, And be looked oenfbuudedly flurried; ten wilted—dried up-rand kmoer gin eout, As we Hiudoos around him hurried r e burted him darkly, that Tuesday night (For wo reared he’d not keep until morning,) y tho struggling meoubeam’s misty light, And dark lautorn dimly burning, o ureters coffin enclosed hid breast, In a sheet of the “Organ ” we wound him; vorlastiug, we guess, will he his rest With so sleepy a print around him. cw aud short, wore tho pruyors wo said, But wo r.ussod some, in bitter soriow, s we tho’t how thro’ Ellis It Co. we’d baen bled, And tho dost that was duo on the morrow. ;*o thought, as wo hollowed nls oozy bed m n culvert that runs by tho “The Willows.” hat Sag Nichts and strangers would tread e’er hia head, And wo up tho Salt River billows. HOWE’S COTTON HARVESTER. Tho great desideratum of Plautors is flual- ly obtained lu tbe suecessfttl invonliou nr Howe’s Cottou Harvester, with which ono hand cau tick as much cottou us live in the ordinary way. icsides saving an itnmouso amount of labor- Wbat Whitney’s Cotton UiU Is in Its after stage, Howe’s turvester is iu picking. For further information, apply to A. WILBUR, 111 Bayutreot. Agout for the States or Ueorgto and Florida, ir-ib NOTICE. lKt. J. P. HORBVKN wa< thin day olected a Director of the Merchant’and Planter’s Bank, In placeof Beaton Grantlaud, Esq., of Mil ledgeville, reslnged. uov6 NOTICE* Cons gnecu por brig C. F. O’Briou will please attend to tbo reception of lheir goods lauding this day at Philadelphia Bte imship Wharf, noyli CARLETON k PARBON’B. NOTICE. A LL persons having demauds against the estate of Daniel O’Conner, deceased, will baud them in, duly attested, os required by l*w;aud those in- ‘ sbted will please make payment, *“ W. It. KYMONB, qu November 8th, 1860. er his spilt ash-cart upbraid him un me bloodshed he caused and tho churc burned Before the Democracy laid hint, ot the hair of our heavy task was done of recounting tho sins or our alro, when e heard the report of a U-uudcring gun That the Demies wero Joyously flriug. idly, but promptly, wo dropped him dowu In the peculiar Hold of his glory; r o carved not a line, we raised not a stone For we know -iwaa a mighty dark rtorv! NOTICE. A LI. person* having demands agaiust the Estate of Mrs. ELIZA ANN JEWETT, decease.!, will baud them in duly attested, aud those indebted will please make payment to ‘ FRANC1B J. CHAMPION, uo4-lm Solo qualified Executor. UOAllDliVix. A FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN cun bn uccotmno- dated with board and lodging ou Droaghtan street, nearly op|>o.dt’> H. Morso’* House Furnish ing Store. Also, a few Day Boarders. tmvlii taniminl Savannah Market, November 14. COTTON—Tbo market was well uttended yester ty by buyers. Their purchases were liberal and nountto 11*4 halos, viz; 8atlO)2, 8at 10%, 98al , ill at 11%, 188 at U%, m at 11%, 92 at 11% 18at lltf, d97at 11%, 84 at 12, aud 12 bales Port of Savannah November 14 Arrived. Schr Myrover, Jackson, New York, (8 days) to lteeelpta Per Central Railroad. Nov. 111.—1889 bales cotton, 377 hides, D3$ks Consignee-, Por brig 4bby Ellen, from Boston.—Brigham, en, Verettllo a Frierson, Webster k Palmes, afllteau, Crane, Wells a Co, J M Selkirk, J W up, Balde.s k Askew, Clughoru AtCunulug. N-vitt, Lulhrop k Rodgers, N 11 k II Weed, ’ , TKftJG Mills, W M Wadloy, T Per sebr Myrover, Irom Now York—A Bonaul, Bell k Prentiss, Clugitorn k Cunningham, Cooper k Co, M A Cohen, W H Farrell, 8 Uoodal, W H Uulon, J Luma, a M Laftlteau, J U Selkirk, Solomons k Co, Yonge k Frierson, Holcombe, Johnson k Co, Ug- oi iree ,j eu ^ ^tnrr k Co, D O’Connor, C Fay, C MUlor, Pat ten, Hutton \ Co, Ruse, Davis & l<ong, Ship Florida, Sniders & Askew, Wayne &Hou, Fla noat, Hone k Connery, uud others. New 2ti>uertuentente. TO RENT, t Tvto comfortable brick toiioiuenU ou Joues street, at $.1C0 each. apply to THOS. HOLCOMBE. novl2-2uw2w A BbU aud boxes of Boston Crackers, Water U w Crackers, Oyster Crackers, Sugar Cruck- Fattcy Crackers, Soda Biscuit, Milk Biscuit, Egg Biscuit, Maple uud Wine Biscuits, ftesh from Ti tus’s celebrated Bakery, Just received by novl4 J. U. JESSE. 5 Bbls uow Champagne Cidor, 6 bbls u«w Buck- wheat, j uni received por bark Maria Morton, and lor sale by nov!4 J, D. JESSE. C OPYING BjOKS, Letter Presses, Oil Paper, Copying Brushes, and flue Blotting Pads, for sale by no 14 WAHNOCK & DAVIS. P E S, PEN’S, PEN'S—A lurge aud extra selec tion or superior steel Pens; also, Gold Pens la uoid and silver cusim, lu great variety, ibr suit) by uuvl4 WAR NOCK & DAVIS, W RITING l)E>KS—We have a largo uud beauti ful stocra, with draws and secret draws, for prices ranging Lorn 82 to $U9; alao, a lew very flue Wot k Boxu<, for oitlc by uovll WARXUCK k DAVIS. KTAM1LY WHILES—Wo have tho largest and JU Unosi selection iu this city, got up iu the best styled, boiun bouu ■ iu Turkey morocco, and moroc co antique, butliL Eugliahand American; also, hand- sotno 12 mo. aud p icket editions of the Bible, and Prayer Books, very cheap, for sale b^r novl4 WARXOCK * DAVIS ISCELI.ANl.uUd ana Fancy Books, iU. Mm uni ca, Pretty Editious of the Po . such . retty Editious of the Poets, and Aituals tor lb57, &c., *<r, for sal j by MOU14 WARNOCK k DAVIS. O NIONS—10 bbls Onions lauding this day per bark luiiiaiiH und for sale by novlJ CARLETON k PARSONS G t UOCmitX.—l&O Bbls ABAC Sugar; r 26 Hilda N tj k P R Sugar ; iiOi Sack* Rio Collco, uli grades ; luO Boxes I'oigates No. 1 Pale aud\F«tni Soup; 100 Boxes No. 1 do; 200 do Adamantine Candles; 50 Uo sporm; 100 do Starch ; 100 do Tobacco. For sule by RODGERS NORRIS, k CO. uovO H ICKORY NUTS. Poem Nuts. Brazil Nuts, . mends, of all kluds, received per staem and tor sale by J. D. JESSE. oct2l "VTOTIGE—7 dozen CAN&3, a-sorted, received litis day por Moamer, und lor salo low by G. M. GKIFFJN, Successor to late M. Eastman, oct 7 corner Bryan qud Whitaker sta. F LOUR—29 barrels Hiram Sqilth Flour. 25 half barrels Extra Gennessce. 76 barrels DomneadandOaxley Flour 60—98 aud 49 8arks Detnnead Flour. Received and for salo by oct 20 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A 00. J^lME-1,000 casks best quality of Lump Ume, S' J laudlug and iu slnre, fur salo low by nov4 CARLETON k PARSONS. IUIIT EXCHANGE ou New York lor salo by C. A. L. LAMAR. Oct 21. RANGES, ko.—io boxes Nassau Lernoui and by Oranges, received per steamer, and for salo Jyl7 J. D. JESSE. W HISKEY—97 barrels Whiskey for sale, to ar rivoby scltr Julia A. Rich, oct 16 LUQKKIT k SNJ04JNG8, J^EW BUCKWHEAT Just received per late am _ I val*, aud for Mile by <h:I 21 J. D. JfSSF. jilAJUR—5'J bbls Hiram Smith’s Flour, tending and lot- sain by HO nov!3 OLCOMBE, JOHNSON k CO. C ODFISH, POTATOES k HERRINGS— 2 huds Codfish, j 60 bbls PnUtoev, 75 boxos Herrings, Landing and for sale by oct24 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON It CO. 8WAK& LOTTERIES, [zptookizxd .i'tsi .Tin z^umi.J AND $50,0.00. Livery Stables, ' ro ijj» H .f°.*' 0 gJ 10 NO. 225 BAY STREET, FKEEJ1AH, HESDBESOH ft CO. ■ !!r laI NGLE_N UMBERS .T XAHUEL bWAN,~ Manager. 30,000 Ticket. Only 11 Prlxes amounting to 200,000 Dollars! Will be distributed according to site following UNRIVALLED SCHEME! CLASS J. To be drawn In' tho City of M"ntgomery. Alabama, in public, oo THURSDAY, November 18th, 186«, on the plan of ey have uta...v U «— — logo» D>y .tree,, WCTr.en now able to supniy all order* iMludr lino lbey will have UMNIBUS-^ and HACKS oil the arrival and dt parturo of the Cjrs und Steamers Aud aim HACKS for PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION. Tltolr estabHihmeut lu all its detwrtmente. Uiev are determined SHALL NOT IIB EXCELLED IN THE SOUTHERN COUNTRY. FREEMAN, HENDERSON k VO, uctUO-tl' , qualified Adm’r. ttovS IIUCKWIIKAT of the best quality, Jt> SMOKED SALMON. ANCHOVIES, CODFISH, Mackerel, No l,‘ In Kits, Salmon, do do, PIG HAMS, small >-izo. do SH’ iULDKHS, do uo, Canadian Oat Meal, Kxtra Quality iu.small bags, FRENCH BEANS, 20 bbls baudsome TABLE APPLES aud COOK- ING do, „ QiJOXES LitaVIONS. NEW V1QB, PEUNE8 AND DATES, FBKSlI BISCUIT’S, In 16 varieties, some entirely uuw; together with a good supply of Staple Groce ries, per steamer* Knoxville and Augusta, for *ale by WM II. FAHKELL, Savannah Grocery and Fruit Depot, unvl2 corner Broughton A Whitaker su. WHITEiSATIN & KID lUPFEKST R ECEIVED by late ai rivals— Indies White Satin Slipper*, do do Kid no Misses Black Gaiters und Morocco Boots, Untie* Polka and Joimy Und Boots. M. J. BUCKNER, novtf No 71 and 162 Gibbon’s Range. l prize or $69,(100 is. 1 do do 20,000 is. 1 do do ...... 20,090 U. 1 do do ... . 10,000 is. 1 do do 10,000 is. 1 do do 6,000 is. 2 do do 2,600 Is. 2 do do 1,000 is. 20 do do,, 600 is. 60 do da 300 Is. 76 do do 200 is. 100 do do 100 is. 125 do do 00 is. SAVANNAH WATER WORKS. OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, I November lfltb, 1860. / T HE WATER BENTO lor the present your wero due from tho 1st in Maul, and payable at the office of tho Board. Tho attention ol those persons supplied with water front the work* is called to Section 20 of An Ordinance to amend an Ordinance for the care and management of the Savannah Wuler Works. uovIS R- J. K. BEE, Secretary. ALB ANY A I. E. HA bbls Kcad&Bro's, Albany Uo, “a superi- £d\) or article,” lauding per schr Target, and tor sale by ' scranton, Johnston & co Having made arrangements with Messrs. Read & Rro’s., for sale of their Albuny Ale, shall be con stantly supplied, and offer tbe same at lowest cash price. oc31 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON As CO L ONDON PORTER AC Just received 16 casks. qts aud pw. Byassl/jndou Porter—also Gtard and Senetto Brandies, Port, Bcherry. aud Medlra Wines, &c. Ac. Choice articles in gloss aud wood for family use by DAVID O’CONNOR, oct 23 Corner Broughton ft * Drayton S IDES AND SHOULDEKK-IS hlids and 20 bbls bright Sldos aud Shoulders, Bacon, received per steamer Kovstene State, and for sale low from the wharf, by sept23 CHARLK* A GREINER. J UST RECEIVED—ICO baskets Mum Champagne, 26 boxes Imperial, 26 boxes Cabinet, iu boxes Cordon Rouge. novlO For sale by A. BuNAUD. corner Bay aud Bull sts. N A TRUNK, stolen iu till* city, by a negro 1 n x. April, 1856, were Bonds of the city of Augusta, marked Let. C. No’s. 10 k 11, ca- h $1000, with coupons attached for iu erost since Oct. 1854. The public uro hereby cautioned not to purchase said Bonds, novUMm O l Cheese; 6) do English Dairy do; .0 cases l*ine Apple do- C'J flrklus Choice Butter; fi cases (% and % boxes) Sardines; lauding and for salo Uy uovl2 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON k CO. >, Pilot do, GROCERIES. ;ho -Ifte 60 bbls Sugar Biscuit, Butter do, Soda boxes Choice Tobacco, “various brands” 60 boxes Assorted Cordials, 1 Soap, Sun If, 60 26 26 25 20 50 Candles, Adamantine Caudles, Tallow Assorted Pickle*, Grouud Coffee, Colgate*’ Family, Pale, . No. 26 jar* French Hapee, 26 do .Macoboy 20 nest* Tubs. 20 doz Painted Bucket*. 60 boxes Extra, First uud Second qualities Iimou Syrup, 60 boxes Schciduiu Schnapps, 60 “ ClarotWine, D O “ Pipes, assorted sizes, 60 chest* Black Teas, various qualities, 60 qr do Hyson do, superior, 25 eighth do do do do, 60 gross Goodwius’ Yellow Bank, So lace and pure Amorlean, Fine Cut Tobacco. 200 reams Wrapping Paper, all sizos. 26 boxos Macaroni, 26 do Vermicelli, 26 cases Olive QU, 100 Whole, half und quarter kegs F F t Gunpowder, 600 boxes fturdities.puurlur and halves. •I. V. CONNERAT, IJlli CO*PAETN£B8Hl PNOTICE. IDE UNDERSIGNED have this day for rad a co- , partnership, untie- tbo name of LAW’fON 4i BASINGER, for tho practice or Iaw In all its branches. Office ou the Bay—next door East of City Hotel. A. R. LAWTON, novl-lw WM. S. BASINGER. ASSIZE OF BEEAD. Cm - Thbasubkk’s GmcK, 1 Savnut--all* l»t Nov , I860, j rilHK average pricee of Flour the post.month X Being Eight dollars |»er bid, Bread must weigh a* follows .• 10 cent loaf uiurt' weigh 2 ft 0 ox. 6 ” • .Jp, • “ llfeOoz. U •• •* 9,4 “ 0% cz. JAMES r. WILKINS. ituvl City Treasurer. FRESH FRUIT AND GROCERIES. ~~ l’KR STEAMER 'AUGUSTA, AT Ylie Snvutuiah Grocery AfF&tilt Depot* BBLS. or the Choicest* Eating Apples. Ov - do Flue Galileos, 8 Fra Is Dales. 10 Boxes Lemons* New Figs, Layer uud Bunch Raisins, do Currants, Citrons 4,-c., • e. NEW BUCKWHEAT AND BYE FLOUR# New No. I Mackerel, Salmon and Codfish. 1 (.’rule Extra Bunch Ou Ions. 1 do Uo Cabbages. Pigs Fee aud Pigs Heads iu Pickle. * Bath Brick j Currie Powder. Sup. fc'ago Cheese. Corn Starch. Fresh BUcuil, till ecu dltfureut kluds. Stuart’s Syrup ALSO RECEIVED, 30 Bundles Buuanas. 10000 Nassau and Havauu Oranges. All for sale ou the most reasonable terms, by octHO WM. H. FARREUz. . 20,000 . 10,000 . 10,000 .. 6,000 6,000 .. 9,000 . 10,000 . <6,000 . 16.000 . 10 000 7,fitw 4 prizes of 8400 approxlm’g to$60,000are l.fiw 4A‘ 300 260 « “ 176 4 “ , 200 4 “ IDO 8 “ 60 8 “ 40 80 “ 35 200 “ 25 300 *• 20 1,000prizesameuntlng (0., 20,000 are 1,20'j 30,000 are 1,000 10,000 are &0o 10,000 are 700 6,oou are eco 2,600 are 460 1,000 are 820 6oo are v.feoo 300 arc 5;000 260 are 6,000 $200,000 HARPER FOR NOVhMBKR. TTARPKK’iS New Monthly Magazine for Novem- Jl ber. Received aud for sale by WAUNUCK ft DAVIS, Oct24 169 Coltgless st’ LADIES FURS. TU.-T I'i’.t El* i-jj—A i.rgo unit v.ified lot of J.A- O DIES FURS, cousb ting of the follow it>g styles Victoria i’cbrinca, diver Martin Yictorhies, British ^ubic do (.'euet do tin'll Fit' ll Martin do Belgian Genet tiffs, lynx do ll'.itish ati-l Fr. udi cable Cuffs, Sw n '1 rimming, ftc.. by oct00 HENRY LATHRUP .v CO. HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C. R EOMVElLut-r litis arrivals— 1 adies Black and White S Ik Huso, d>> co Raw do d • Black Burmese Wool do do Arunrlau and Caslnnero do W'Ute, Sluie, Brown ati-l Black < ottuu (Jose. Al* , u fuII a-H> rintent of Alexandres Kid Glove*, Col’d and Black 811k do do Cashmoro do Ladle* Merino Vests, do Hlk do, by oct20 HENRY LATH KOI’ ft CO. GUNNY CLOTH. t £T A Lulls heavy Gunny cloth, XOU For .-ale oy ool24—lino J. W. LAT11JJOP ft CO. COFFEE, SUGARS *4 TEAS. i Bug* Prime Green Rio Coffee 100 do Fair do do do 50 mats Old Government Java do 76 hags Laguirit do IU hhds CUjIcc ft Croix Sugar 10 do do P. B, do 20 half chests fine Hyson Tea fn* ltl lb caddies extra fine do do 20 half chests flue Black Tea, % lb papers 16 do do do Ooluug Black Tea, tin foils 60 cuddies »”iira fine Oolong Black Tea, 0 lbs just received und for sale by OC2I SCRAUrTON, JOHNSTON ft CO- For sale by oct-9 No. 162 Bay-atrcet. HAVANA SEGARS. 1 AA AAA HAVANA SEGARS. lUU»Uvv URosaLoudros, la Fair do la Flores Regalia Lointres, 1m Redowu Londros, Lcgitlmos do $ Hoe Cubanos, Flor fluu, Iji Ingenuldad, El Mayor Ringgold, lot a Caza, La lutegredad Londres, Fulmlnanica do I)e la* Mojorea Vegas do Iji Rose do Santiago do La Puntualoded do Ole Ansolmo Gnzalez do Iji Pulltlaz Regalia do La Flel do P. S. 0. do lot Rio Hondo, K1 Ottitu do Orion, 1a Conflanza 0;>era, Iji Rlsteri Loudreg, Martinez Q Hiza, do Cillndradus Londros, Caffra Rogal a, Fiagro cilendrados do All tlteubovo Scgars *re for Halo by A. BONAUD, octet corner Bav and Biill-sts GROCERIES, ' 60 boxes Grand ft Williams’s 10 ounce Tobacco, 60 bbls Luther Felton Boston Rum 23 •* Boston “ 20 “ Old P. II* <4iu 60 “ E* Phelps Ryo Glu 60N.O. Rectified Whisky 26 bbls Domestic Brandy 26 % casks 4th nroor Brandy 20 % « “ “ “ 26 % “ Malaga Wine 50 bols Crushed and Powdered Stuart’s Sugar 50 “ Smart’s A. ft B. Clarified Sugar 50 “ “ G. “ “ 10 hhds choice St. Crulx “ 10 “ “ P, R- 6o “ Prime Bueon Side* 20 “ “ “Shoulders 16 casks By ass Lon pen Porter 20 % ca«ka Tenerlffe Wine 100 Bags Prlmo Green Rio Co lice 100 “ Fair do “ “ 60 bags ceolce Government Java Coffee in mat* 70 boxos Adamantine Candles. In Btore and for saleb y SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO oct 26 gUNDRIKd-Just received— 60 boxes Coffee. Pepper and Musturd 60 “ Beadell Starch and Soap* 26 •* Adamantine and Tallow Candle* 60 bbls and bags extra Family Flour 30 “ Potatoes and Onions 40 gross Wood and Paper Matches 60 dozen assorted Brooms und Palls 100 “ Scrub Brushes aud Clothes IJiies 60 “ Wash Boards 810 bags Java aud Rio Coffee. For solo by DAVID imiNNOU, ool 2 ooruer Broughton and Drayton tta. BUCKWHEAT «St MAUKEUEL, 6)/”v lihls Fresh Buckwheat, •-« % ,l °* 26 boze* do. 20 bbb New No. 3 Mackerel, 10 % tfo Jjirge No. 1 do- 10 % un .-mall No. 1 do. landing aud for sale by oct 31 SCSANTON. JOHNSTON ft CO. PRICE OF T1CKPIS. Whole Ticket* 810; Halves ?5; quarters $2 60. PLAN OK THE UnTUiY. 80,000 Numbers corrciponding with tho?e on the Tickets are placed in one Wheel The Uist 2So Prizes are placed iu auother Wheel, a number i* drawn from the Number Wheel, and at the same Umo a Prize i* drawn from tint other wheel. Tbo Prize drawn is placed against ibe number urawn. rills operation is repeated until all tho Prize* are drawn out. APPROXIMATION PK1WH. The two preceding and the two succeeding Nutn- bers to those drawing the first 200 prize.-, will be entitled to the 800 Approximation Prizes, a eonling to tho Scheme. In ordcrlug Tickets enclose the money to our ad dress for the Tickets ordered, on receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail The List of Drawn Numbers uud Prizes will be sent to purchaser* immediately alter the draw ng. Order* for Ticket* should be sent iu curly. ^■Purchasers will please write thmr signatures plain, and give their post office, county and State. Remember that every prize is drawn. a> d payable tn full without deduction. /(ST All prizes of $1,000 and under, paid iuttne-.il- ately after the drawing,—other prize? at the us-al time or thirty days. All communication* strictly confidential. PrizoTicket* cashed or reuewed In other Ticket* at oither office. Orders for Tickets can bo addressed either to S. SWAN ft CO., Atlanta. Ga.. or 8. SWAN, Montgnmt-rj, Alu., aud Box 82, Savannah P. U iff As the above is not mi “odd and even num ber scheme,“ no Certificate* of Package* can lie sold In it. wt 14 SOUTHERN LOTTERY ON THE HAVANA PLAN I PRIZES GUAR A TIED ! 109,000 Dollars—13,000 Number* Oulyl JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY. BY AUTHORITY OK T1IK HTATK OK UKMU(>U» C!>ASS 8. To bo drawn November 15, 1850, at Concert Hall. Macon, Ga., under tbe sworn superintendence ol Col. George M. jjrgatt and Ja*. A. Nbbet, E*q. jff Remember this Lottery ha c only filteen thousand numbers— ess than au.v L< tter> in the world, therefore It »•* the be.-t for investment. Ex amine the Scheme I f'Cltt-ME. 1 prize of..- $16.1)09 4 *• ol'$l,Ofoi nr»- 6 “ ot 603 arc SO •» of 100 are •00 •• of -K) are APPROXIMATION PHIZES. 20 approximations of fionnr-... 60 •• *• 50 arc.,. 50 “ ” 20 are... 6.C00 . 2,000 4,0<rt- 2,609 6 ,000 . CO, 000 ,.82,0)0 .. 2,600 .. 1.000 1,712 prize* amounting to 6102,01' Tickets $10—Halve? $5—Quarter? i2.60. 4^ Prizes payable without deduction. Tho 1,600 Prize* of $40 uro determined by the last tlguro of tho number tfiut draws the Capital Prize of $15,IXH). The Capita; Prize will, of course, end with one of the figure.-—1. 2, 3« J, 6, 0. 7,8, 9, 0. l'ho*e Whole Ticket* ending witli tin- name figuro as the last lu tho Cap til will b? cutitlod to $40. Halvo.-t ami Quarters in proportion. ' iff porsou* soudlng money by mail need no four it* bolug lost. Orders punctually attended to Comluuuu'-uttorn, ccufidontiul. Bank note* of sound banks takcu at pur. 43*Those wishing particuisr iitimberr should order immediately. Address JAM155 F. WINTER, Manager, out 10 Macon, Ga DRTkANB’S A KCfl’d EXIT.UKAT1UN in tf6i, '4 and ’5, lllu*. truted with upward^ of sob engravings. Westward Empire, or the Great Lrnma of Human Progress; by EL Mugoott The O’Briens and xbo O’Flahortys; by Ijtdy Mor gan; annotated by R&iclton Mackenzie;2 vote. Yotknm’* History of Texas; 2 voJs. American Poulterer’s Companion; by C N Bo- ment, with 1:10 fllnsirations. A Chit-:'.- i i»tj of Rome; l»y J Bunucr. The United Annual Digertof Decision* in tbe Su premo, Circuit anti District Courts. ALSO ; Gold Pen* in great variety. novl2 W. THORNE WILLIAMS. FOR SALE. r i . rt A1 k SEGARS of the favorite brands OUrtUUU Eleccion, 7 Iutegridud, Cobdctt, MULLKIl ft MICHELS, corner Huy and Lincoln streets. oct28-eod3l NKRGO SHOES. a EURO IA made Brogans, for salo by. M. J. BUCKNER, ourtS 71 ft 162 Gibbon*’ Building. CANDLES. OPERMACEiTI, Adamantine and Tallow of various lj brand-; Soai) of variou* brands, from 8, 8. 10 aud 12 cent*. Chemical SoJu Soap 10 cents; Wo man’.* Friend lOcouta. Call and examine at BARRON’S sep26 Family Grocery, Whitaker and Cfiariton-strcots. DIUKEN’S HOUSEHOLD WORDS iGR NOVEMBER— Received aud for dale by unvG WARNOOK ft DAVIS. F GROCERIES. ()/ \ Bbi* No. Prime I.enf Ijtrd uU\J 100 Boxes Scaled Herrings 10 - do White Gosheu Cheese 60 boxes English Dairy “ J4 hhd* Codfish 26 kegs choice Goshen Butter '.6 boxes BeadelP* 0 ft 8 Tallow Caudle* 60 boxe* Colgate* (Oriental) “ GO dozen Broom* 60 “ painted B« eket* 60 boxos now Iteisius 76 “ imported Negro Pipe* 24 bbls hand made Sugar Cracker* 26. “ Butter and jfodu •* 60 Soda '* 100 boxes Oswego uud HeudelF* Pearl .'•tiircb 100 •« gmltli ft Buchan*# Family Soup 76 “ Colgate’s lb Bur “ 60 » “Pale “ 60 boxe* Grant A William’.* 6 ft 8 Tobacco For salo by . CHAN TON, JOH NVTON ft CO oct 24 C ANDLES. STARCH, SOAP, fto— 60 boxcu i perm aud Patent Sporm Candles 66o boxos and hair boxes Pearl Starch 160 “ Colgate’* No. tSoap 60 *• Beadei, Smith ft Colgate’* Family an Pale Boap • 200 “ Adamantiuo and Tallow Candles 60. »• Pities and Pipe Head* Iu store aud for sale by oct 2 HiLOtlM BE, JOHNSON ft CO. OLFE’S CELEBRATED AROMATIC 8CHEIT- amschnappa— 200 dr x*n quart* and pint*, for sale by tho quan tity, at New York prices. oct26 A. BONAUD. B randi Hi, winks, ftc.- 6 hull pipes Pale UUrd Dupuy ft Go’s. Utau* dy,T852, 6 half pipe* do do do da 1864, 7 qr ctu-k* old Jean Louis Goguaa do, 6 half pipe* Suzut uc do, 26 qr casks Port Wlue, 25 qr d i Malaga do, 10 qr do Madeira und Sherry Winos, 10 pipe* Holland Gin, 60 basket* Heidselk Cbampagifi’, 25 , do Huuganau Lion do, 60 bbl* X, X X XX X, and Extra Monouga- beta Whiskey, 160 bbl* Ikfinestio Liquor*, a*s*it ted. For tale J. V. Cl IVN Kit AT, oct 28 No. 162 Bay-strcot, lJOAI’, STAItCii AND CANDLE-— O 100 boxes Smith’s ft lluehan’a Family Soap '50 “ i.nigale’apile do i60 *•* do No. I lb Iter . do 26 •* Oswego pearl March i > ‘ " tolgato’* aud BeadelPaTallotf Candles Jjtudlug Trotn itehooner !.uynl Bcraiitmt, and for sule b>* SCRANIG.., JOHNoTON ft CO. oct 12 Companion to ‘‘Dick Tnrlt ton." M ARION HARLAN!), or Ijw-oiis of Life; com plete; price Si cents; by J Frederick smith, Esq. . , Tho Pictorial Adventure* of Margaret Calenpoie. tho great American Horse Thief ALSO, Putuam’rf Monthly for November. Knickerbocker Magazine for November. Blackwood’* Edinburgh Magazine for November. Household Words for November. Frank LcsTIo'h Gazette of Fashion* for Novem ber. Recotved and for sule by WAR NOCK ft DAVIS, novl2 169 Congress t treet. TIT FOR TAT. T it FOR TAT, a reply to « Undo Tom’? Cabin and “Dred,” by a lady of New Oihans. Howto Dros*withTu*te,containing bin* upon tho harmony of colors, tho con plt-xion. Ac., fte., beiug a suUnbio corni anion for the* toilet table. Brhiul Etiquette, a sensible guide to the cdqweHy and observances of tho marriage ceremonies. IIow to Belmve, or tho Spirit of Etiquette. How to Woo und How to Win. How to bo u lAily,a bonk for girls, containing use ful hints on the formation or character. . How to bo a Man, u book containing u-cnu »»•“ ou the formation of character. Tito Busiue*.* Man's Adviser, consisting •'* J Business Man's Assistant and Ready Jteckuur. the Trader’s Guido, uud the Lnndl rov mi.l Tenant - Assistant. , Tho Tradesman’s and McclinnM’.-- Omnseitcr aim Beady Calculator, comprl-lng tho Tnn oj-iiwu - Guide or Ijiw of Trade, with u supplement ot Buie* and Tables. Received by J. B. CUBtteDt;.-, Agent. n*iv7 under tho Mur*hail Ih* 1 1*' 1 *- TiBIB BOOKS. W EEKLY AND MONTHLY UME BOOlDs; Bank Cheek*; Portmonaies and Pocket Looks. Bill head Boxes, Bill File*; Note Paper; Visiting »ud Playing Cards; rand Boxes; Calendar!-; Paper Cuttera: Marking Ink, Carmine Ink. Ink'-tamls; Perforated Board, Pw-te Board, Tissue 1 ftP e * ,f. B. CURB EDGE, Agml. uov7 under the Murahaii lloitae- FAMILY BIBLES. F .MILY BIBLES, or various qualiMe*; Pocket Bible*; Prayer Books, fto. fte."i Halo by J. B. CUBRKUGt, Agent, il*9v7 omler the Mar.-lmd Hon-’. B GENT’S AND BOY’S WEAK. LACK Cassimorc* and Doeskin-’, Fancy m* i Black and Col’d Ch ths, Tweeds, f at nois,.- k Vot ings, Merino and Gotten Uuduri.armeute, ffory of all kinds, Gent’s , item Cambric Huk. p, lleut’d Stitch’d Uo. Uo , Col’d Borders do.,Stocxf, Napoleon Tio* and Cravats, ftc . ftu °nov6° by DnWirr ft MORGAN- GODEY’N LADY’S BOOK C^OR November, , mh ,_ J; (irahara’B Illustrated Monthly for November, •Arlbur’a Home Magazine fur Nov* mher, Pewrson’* Ladle* National Jlagnziuefor Novom b °Mr* Stephen’s New Monthly Magazine, for No- Ttu’-Dollar Monthly for November, Bookseller* and Statlouers oot22 169 Oongrcssreel