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Newspaper Page Textsavannah, ha., satuday, November 29, issu. SATU11DAY EVENING, Jl o’tilonk. Apprentices Wnttlctl* Two lioys between tho ogee of tweivo unit II(teen yonra uni wunloil, at the Georgian $• journal offico au »|>preutteo». None need ap ply who enmiot tend and write, and give Batl* lactory un waucos or good moral character, To ouch, board, Clothing, medical atttontlon and careful Instruction will ho given. Tonvelllng Agent. Mr. V. M. Uray will call on our aulucrlheni ut Macon, Griffin, Atlanta, and other places In the course of tho ensuing week, with the account* of this office. lie is a duly authorized ugeut, for collecting money und obtaining subscribers fertile Georgian Journal. Auiuvai' or Tim Ki.onm* The steamship Florida, arrived this morning with passengers and freight fttmt New York, We nro Indebted to her purser feir Into pa pers. e To < lie Public. On the toth of November my engagement ns “Assistant Kill tor of thuSavnmmh Georgian »y Journal expiroil. I tako this opportunity of announcing my retirement, which would havo boon done sooner but for the tempomryab sence of Mr. A. It. Lunar, who this day is for* mally announced us ono of tho Editors of this paper. Iu conduct ing a party orgau,and in the earn est advocacy and vindication of principles, It Is often necessary that an Editor must become the assailant of thoso who are opposed inopiuion* In this, he frequently gains the animosity of those whose Interest, prejudices, and assocla. tious lead them a different way. I havo cn • deavored, while asserting with all candor and tlrmnpss my honest convictious on public mat ters, to avoid all allusions which might be con sidered offensive to individuals. But if perchance, I may have uuwitingly offended any* oue it will he a siucore desire on my part that it may pass away, as tho exciting eauso has done, and leave as tittle impression on the mind of such person, as I hope and flatt.*r myself would Ik* my own case uuder similar circunr stances. S. IVHamilton. Having been associated, as Editur.aud Pro prietor of this paper since September last—the retiiemeut of Mr. Hamilton, rcudera this an appropriate occasion for me' to inalte a public announcement of myself. In assuming the duties and responsibilities, aimut to devolve upon me. - T have only to say that 1 shall bring to their discharge an honesty of purpose and a determination to do my . duty uuder all circumstances', wblch may in soihe measure compensate for,any watft of ability or experience. Devotedly attached to the political principles eudorsed by this paper—it will bo my aim to give them a hearty and sterliug ad vocacy and to do all that is consistent with truth ami honesty to advance the iutcrcst of Dj in »cr itic jiijaaarcs and Denucratic men. Savannah, by her fostering kindness to her young men, has raised in her midst a galaxy of sons whose talents and services are at once her pride uud greatness. Belying upon this seutiineut, l throw myself upon the communi ty, assured that my efforts will receive all the success that Is due them. A. it. Lamar. After an association with Mr. Hamilton, in every way pleasant, for more than six : months, it is with many regrets that we now part with Ijlrn. It becomes mi agreeable duty to acknow* ledge his valuable assistance during the late campaign, uud to express iu hclmlf of the Democratic party, Us obligations to him for his very efficient services. As regards Mr. Lamar, wo congratulate our readers, as well as ourself, on tho laot that we have secured us joint editor and proprietor u gentlomBiuso well qualified to udd to the inter est of the paper, and to promote tho success of its cherished principles. Direct LitiotoUrazIl. - The following article from the Charleston Courier of yesterday relates to a projected enterprise already noticed iu our columns. We regurd it ns one of greut national importance, while having special relationship to this city, as It is proposed that the vessels shall touch nt this port. Two of the admirable steamers now plying between Savannah and New York might go on the proposed line : Dr. Baiucy, who has long been actively and intelligently engaged in tho great enterprise of developing und extending our trade and in tercourse with tho great Basin of tho Amazon is now iu our city, a:.U wo huve had the pleas ure of hearing many interesting and encourag ing details of progress. We trust to bo able iu our next issue to give u fuller statement of their details, and wo expoet also, to derivo very full information from a memoir and re ports, which Dr. Baiucy will present to the Savannah Convention. The great project is niether a new nor a rush enterprise, but bus commended itself to the approbation and sup port of the shrewdest and most sagacious mer chants uud capitalists iu various cities. The committee in tho House of Bcprcscnta- Uvea to whom the subject w as referred, report ed unanimously iu lavor of establishing the proposed line, and petitions numerously signed have been sent from New Orleans, Mobile, and Savannah in its favor to Congress. It is the first line that has proposed proceeding from the South, and that first to the rich fields of South Araerieun or West India Commerce. At least half Hie capital of the company will at the proper time he olVcred to the Southern cities. The mail money required for the support of the line is hut a trilling item to tho Govern ment, whilu it is more than prohahlo that tho mail inntter from so large a Held of l ’ cornmeiciul correspondence would yield a sum to the Government adequate to the support ol tho line. The postage received by tho British Government in the Southampton tuid Bio do Jauciroliue iu I8fi2, the second year of its es tablishment, wok 44,000 pounds Sterling. It must irtj nearly double that sum now; or would be hut for iho six other European steam lines competing iu the same field. [r 1 i>m llii! I’otcrnlMirg Democrat.] One of Uennetl'M “Hem! Devils. 1 We subjoin theTnllowing capilnl descriptive extract from a private letter received from a gentleman or eminence in New York city < " I see that I ho Herald devotes a leader to Gov. Wise every day. Bennett is not to blame for ull the mischief in tho Herald. lie has a ^ 0!' devils to work, and i-imh head devils. leaders arc written by a drunken old codger, named Wcstcolt, who is not like Be'h- nett, cock-eyed or crosseyed, hut morally ob lique, and who wears a cue. He was formerly a Senator from Florida. If he don’t mind Governor Broome, of Florida, will make a ’de mand for the extradition of Iris renegade cmpun for the crime of treason to tho South, and for trying very hard to stir up trouble for Mr, Biinhiumn ut the South. Governor Who, i hope, Is too old a bird to l»e canght with such chuff.” [We think this writer must he mistaken.— Tho ex-Seimtor lias been supposed to he thor oughly identified with Geoige Law. As Ben nett has cut “ Live Oak George,” it is presumed that Wcstcott bus ceased iris connection with tho Herald.—Guon. A Joi/a.j Difficulty ok UiProiiAUV,—The introduc tion of horseflesh, as an article of consumption into private fatmlicn, will not tend to promote domestic happiness. Those who live on that description of food mvat,necessarily, live a cat •ad dog sort of life. * , [From the Kngltth. * . Gigantic Frauds on the lVorthcrn Rail way—Mr. lledpatlt AbtfcoiMlMl-Aiiotli* R oltuylcrOaac.1 • t consternation bus btom caused amongst alula of theOroat Northern Hallway by icovory of a sorica of. most extensive frauds—frauds which throw tho defalcations of William James Robison on the Crystal Palaoo Company completely Into the Bhade. From Inquiries which havo beon Instituted, appears that Mr. Leopold Hedpath, of No. 27 Oboatortorracu, Bcgont's-park, woh thoreglh* trarof shares und transt'oro of stock in tho Great Northern Railway and in thut capacity had command over tho wholo of the shares of tho company. Mr. Hodputh has always hornu tho striotest character for honesty, und tho con vlctlouofhls integrity was strengthened by* i he fhot that he was a governor of Christ's Hosiptal,u governor of tho Hoyal Society of St. Anno, anu whs intimately connected with many of the most infinentiol and usofhl institu tions in tho country. This gontleman, to whom such vast interests were entrusted, mid mou whom tho breath of suspicion never rest- jd, 1ms disappeared, und with his disappear ance comes,the appalling fact that he has rob bed ,his employers—tho directors and share holders—of many thousands of pounds. It is said, and apparently Upon tho best authority, that the detalcations amount to no less a sum than £150,000. Whether that calculation is above or bolow tho amount of which the com pany has been defrauded, it must of course re main for futcre investigation to reveal. As principal register of stock* Mr. Hedpath, had or course, the entiro control of that depart ment of tho company’s business. The investi gation of the books since his disappearance- tor he left the office In a somewhat hasty mans ner on Tuesday last, and has not since been heard of-have shownltlmt the frauds have been perpetrated in the following manner : When Mr. Hedpath, who was the principal register, had to Issuo £100 stock, it uppeared that he added an “ 0” to the amount thus making it £1,000 iu the company’s books. This opera tion was not confined to one hundred, but ex tended to stock of £200, £300, aud £500, so tlmt out of every £100 stock transferdhe gain ed £900. The directors of tho Great Northern Bail- way appear to havo been acquainted with tho expensive habits of their servants, and to have been aware that £300 a year could not have met his expenses. Singularly enough, a feeling prevailed that he filled Iris responsible office simply from a desire of haying something to do, and this opinion was confirmed by the fact that he made large contributions to the many religious and charitble institutions with which tho metropolis abounds. Although his salary was not very exte naive, amounting)o something between £250 and £300 a year, he lived.in a luxurious stylo in a fash ionable house, had a box at the opera, was. a habitue of tho the theatres,a governor of Christ’s Hospital and of the Boyal St Anne’s Society, and n subscriber and director to many of the most permanent metropolitan institutions. There was scarcely a fashionable party, an operatic performance, or a gathering of the beau monde, in which the name of “Leopold Hedpath*. Esq,,” did not appear. Operating under the prestige wh)ch these various occupa tions afforded, he averted suspicion, and was thus enabled to perpetrate the enormous frauds which will hereafter - jeduire so strict am inves tigation. • ■ / . ARRS8T OF REDI’ATJB.I , ji ) Hedpath was Monght np 1 to-day atthe Clerk- enwelf .police court. He was arrested this morning, -at-the house of a friend in Ulster dace, New Hoad. - Ho had been traced to Vnris, aud probably hearing that he was pur- iuea£f- A ,ML — .£30,000. The barrister for .the prosecution iroved that Bed path had altered figures,making rarisfers of £250 and £500, £1,250 and £1,500, respectively, prefixing the figure 1 to each of the amounts. The prisoner was remanded till Friday next for.further evidence. Tub Virginia Editor.—Some of our Vir ginia exchanges deny the Correctness of tho likeness of tho Virginia Editor contained in tho last issue of Harper. The Petersburg Express protests in this wise: For tho benefit of our cotcmporarie3 ofihe press residing, out the State who may ego and read the article in.Huipor, we beg to say that wo know of editors'.,here who sleep in clean linen; who enter upou their duties in the morn ing without the ass’stanco of Cognac aud Stoughton; who wear only their own clothes which they honestly and punctually pay for; who read something more tnau Senator Dougs las’ Speeches, extending their literary studies even to Milton and Bacon and tho Bible; who spend their evenings at home with their wife und children or in tho social circle with refined and cultivated womeu, and who havo as mortal un aversion to revolvers and bowie knives as tho milddst member of tho Pcaeo Society. And in saying this, let it not be supposed that we aro at-aU offended with theplaylul and spirited author of the sketch wo havo referred to. Wo know that tho sketch was designed purely ns fun, and that it will be received as Buch here at homo; abroad it will ho accepted as sober ear nest and truthful portraiture, and thereforo It Is that we arc unwilling it shotild go uucor- rccted. South Carolina and Georgia Gold Mines. —Tho Philadelphia Ledger says: Tho gold mines in South Carolina, near Au gusta, Geo., aro becoming a most important in terest, and Bomeofthcm aro boing worked with much more energy and capital than in former years. The mines in the lower part of Abhevillo district, Soutli Carolina, worked by a New York company, known os tho “Dorn Miuing Company,” aro.said to bo known yield ing very rich ore, from veins worked at a gn ut- or depth than formerly ultaiued iu tlmt region. They are drained by a powerful pumping ap paratus, worked by steam. Tho appearance of Jho mine is now reported os very battering. So sajsthe Augusta (Ga.) uhronlcle and Senti- From a recent report of tho agent of the Doru Miuing Company,uhovo referred to. wo learn that the mines of the company have been steadily and economically worked, until tlioy are now opened to a depth of more than one hundred feet from the surface, and near fifty feet below water level. Tlmt tho principal vein ut that depth is richer than at any previously uttained depth, and seems to bo increasing in width. It is un extraordinary fact, that while many other companies, after assessing their stock many thousands-df dollars to pay the expenses of opeuiug their mines, have been compelled to stop their work, and submit to the entire Iocs of their whole property, these urines have paid their own expenses of opening, without using any of tho working capital, and without culling on the stockholders for a dollar. In udditiou to tire company’s present rich vein, n new discovery of another vein has been nmdc, which promises to be very valuable, and is be lieved to he tho great vein from which Mr. Doru ohtaiuud such an immense yield four years ugo. Since 1838, the gross produce of the gold mines of South Carolina os faros in dicated by the mint returns, is $4,233,330, and thut of Georgia $5,085,804-total, $9,010,200; and the aggregate expense of maintaining them $22,000 unnually, or about $400,000 for the whole period. A Bridal and a Burial.—Tho New York correspondent of ilio Philadelphia Journal, in his lotter oriast Monday, writes: A tragic domestic episode took pluce here on Suuday, wherein a lady was mold, wife and widow in the space of half an hour. The principals in this melancholy affair were Dr. James H. Bogardus and Miss Isabella Ham ilton, both of Kingston. The Doctor arrived in this city ou Monday of last week, and took apartments nt the Girard House. He complain ed of being niiwcil at the time, and, at the in stigation of a physiciau, Miss Hamilton, to whom ho was to he married on Tuesday, was soot for. Bho arrived ou Sunday; they were married at hull-past two o’clock, and In twenty minutes afterwards he was a corpse. ith':. .ut,. (.i •,. . .... , 1 (tfron>;thnAthens lmmur, Noy,„27.1 The Supreme Court, HUB Court fur tho fourth dUtrlut of tliu State of/Ueornto lu» boon Iu nosilon ut Al ieuu durluu tala week. Judge. I.umpkin, Bouoiligond McDonald present. Tho opinion or the Court has been delivered on the following onsos: Henderson vs. l’lttmun—Attachment, rrom Uuooln Superior Court. It is not necessary thut tho letters J. I’, he annexed ton Magis trate's signature to an Instrument, provided It uppnnr Iu the body of tho Instrument that tho party Issuing It Is n J ustlee or the l’euee. Hlilvcrs vs. administrator, Utimer—from lluuuook. An interest in lands is not convoy ed by the word ettbols in u will. And mioli un IntoroH must go to tho holrs nt taw und not to tho udmlnlstmtor. Halley.vs. The Htato—from Talliirorro: Tho set of IHS0, in relation to thn selection and qunliHwtlon of Jurors In criminal casus,.op iums to tho trial uf offimeos committed prior to ilm pnsssgo of tlmt not. Cobron vs. Tho State-froin tVllkosi 1st. Tho liuro leaving or the Jury-box by n Juror artor ho Is sworn, Is no ground for n now trial. 2d. Tho ot||ection to a Juror that ho in ovorago —not being niudo before ho Is sworn—Is no ground tor a now trial. Jd. In tho examina tion of a charge of the Court alleged to ho er roneous, tho Supreme Court will look In the testimony to see If said charge, taken with re ference to tho tacts, ho correct, lth To authorize tho Court to set aside a verdict, on tho ground that It Is contrary to the evidence, it must be strongly and decidedly against (he weight of the testimony. I.ynor vs. Jackson, Executor— from Warren. 1. whore tho Clock ontere an appeal, in which it is said that the party appcalfug has paid all tho costs, hut makes a memorandum bolow. saying tho costa wore not paid: Held, that tho appeal should not he dismissed—the Clerk being responsible to tho othor officers for tho costs. I’ottle * Cone for plaintiff; Toombs and John ston lor defendant. . ItaTkHT most Hnxipo.—New Orleans Nov. irfrom NO14014 ■J0.—Tho schooner Coataa- Ahkival op Fkkncii ItBsuaKK-i There ar rived here on Friday night last, on board of the hark Amazon, Oapt Klrwin, nine Frenchmen, who bad been transported from their native land for political offences, and who escaped from Cayenno, ono of tho island of Freuch Guiana. Tho manner of tlioir escape waa both novel uud dangerous, tho mode of convoyaoco from tho Islund being ou a raft, constructed by themselves, and made of drift wood. After a perilous voyago of five days they reached Dent- cram, and from thence were brought to this port by tho bark above stated, and were taken charge of by tho Freuch Uenevolenl Society or this city. Quartan were procured for them at the Strangers’ Home, on High street near Wat son, and Mr. Mulrkcad tlm Superintendent, paid every attention to their comfort and conve nience. During Sunday they were visited by the French und English Consols, and also by a lurga number of our French citizens, to whom tho schooner. The commander of theloomocrato orod a pistol at Oapt. Thompson Barbour. Tho pemoomta took two Custom House officers prlmmem. A private lotter from Turaaullpas states that A pitched battle took place on tho 10th Instant, near .Monterey, between Vldauri and Gnraa. The latter lust everything, and barely escaped with Ills own person. It la thought thut v iduurl'a success will have great effect on Com- niontort’s government. Tho Tennosseo loft this morning for Nicara gua, with three hundred recruits und arms. The London papers report that Hr. Tonuyson hnn u now volume nearly ready for Ihe press ft will consists of two poems, both of considers, ble length .and In blankveise, and the subject of each drawn fhom that storehouse of Arthuri an romanco which has already afforded such rloh material to his gonina In tho "Morto d’ Aw thur,” and tho "Lady of Shnlott." Tho story of ono la the cuchantmcpt of Mcrllo, that ol' tho ether is derived from ;the romanco of Erlo or Geriant, published by . Lady Charlott Guest n her edition of the “Mablnogln." Ticknor & fields hove the volume jnpross frem the an thers proofs .V. y. Potl. Araule raco came on off Thursday, on tho Ccntrevillo Course, L. I., for a punwofKO, mile heats, best 3 in S. Four nuimals were en tered. The moles exhibited tlielr natural ob stinacy. One fellow was pitched head over heels: ono tnnic baulked add could not be in duced to return to tho track; another paidn visit to the interior of the bar, uud smashed de canters and glasses. A fellow called Eastern Jack won tho throe last boats and the rider took the pureo. Ml'hdkh,—Albany, Nov. 23.—Mrs. Owen Bulger, residing In the Southern portion of this city, was murdered on the Quay last night. Her body, bearing marka of strangulation und other violence, was found in the street early this morning. A coroner's inquisition has tail ed to establish any due aa to the murderer. Great cxcltementexists at tho scene of the af fair. Ci.bvei.isd, Nov. 20.—Tho ticket office at tho depot of tho Cleveland and Toledo, and the Cleveland, Columbua and Cincinnati Railroads, was entered and robbed of 11400 yesterday morning a negro employed lit the dining saloon near the depot has been arrested on suspscion of having committed the robery. How ahk PnouuxaMira Fast?—By nails or pins—according aa persons are in the habit of running away from their words. For in stance, you nail a man to his promise, and pin a woman. jytke ears of tho Amazon. They left Baltimore yesterday afternoon for Now York, where they have friends, and will be able to obtain em ployment Their offences are said to have been entirely of a political character, and not sack os would warrant their extradition under the treaty with France, which does not include of fences of tho character. They were In good spirits at their success in reaching this country, and were received with great warmth and cordiality by their-countiymen, who fhmlshed them with quarters and means to proceed to New York.—-Ba/t. American. A Youxo Gint,TiBH’DLv Maholiu nr a Doo A young lady of sixteen or eighteen years, named Mitchell, residing at Osslan, New York was n few days ago attached by a hoighbor’s dog, who Instantly sprang at hor throat Bho pot out her hand to ward him off, when ho solzed her arm, taking out a piece of flesh and tcuriug of hor Bleeve. He then seized her othor arm all tho whllo trying get at her throat aud umuaged to got her down; hot she suc ceeded in regaining her feet, and had the E resoncc of mud to work her way towards the ouse, the dog all the white shaking and mang ling her in a horrible manner. Aa she ncered the door tho savege brute succeeded In get ting hold of her jaw, driving hia teeth to the bone. She at length got in, and with her feet succeeded in partly closing the door, the brute still hanging to her face with devUish torolty, only losing his hold when the door was shut upon him and the flesh gave way I— The poor girl sunk to the floor flrom exhaustion covered with blood, and with nearly all her clothing torn off. Her taco and limbs were completely mangled, sho having received, It is said, near one hundred and thirty wounds on hor person I There is no hope of hoi Burs yiving. Skmatub Douuj-as 'and his Bkivx.—Sena- How to ascertain the thickness of the fug,— The first post you knock your head against will tell yon at once how thick it is! Savannah market, November SB. GonQN—With an Improved demand and active Inquiry we report an advance of ii to 3-16; a light offering stock limited the sales this forenoon to 737 i,vis: until, 8datux, VtatlUg, IMat 113-13,47 M U«, 317 at U>g, and StatlSo. Exports* NEW YOBK—Steamship Augusta—-403 bales oot- ton, tog casks rice, 0 bales wool, 4 do doer skins, 80 bbh dried fruit; and sundry pkgs mdse.... Brig Augusta—033 bates cotton, 30 pkgs mdse. UVEBPOOL—Ship Rover's Bride—333,870 fcot p p timber, 1 epir ST. JOHN’S, N B.—Brig Arcadlon-83,68! foot pptiaibar, 23,344 ft lomhor. HARBOUR ISLAND—Br. sclir Ellon-12,S3B feet RAwad lumber, 2 wholo and 7 holt casks rioe, 20,000 Bhlnglos, 20 echo oorn, 20 bbls flour, to alto corn moat, a sko grill, 22 pkgo mdao. Port or Sovonnah November NO by Gen. Shields, Augustus Bohell,and ex-L’anal Commissioner Marthcr. Hra Douglas |was|at* tired in u rather hlgh-ncoked blue ellk dress, with a blue satin atrlpo trimmed with lace. Her hair was not, aa Is said to bo usual, thrown In it braid ronnd her classio forehead, but dis- S osod after the llutbton of the Empress Englnie. ho leaned over occasionally to look at the stage, apparently unconscious of tho general battery ot torgnet: -a to which she waa ex posed. Tho Senator looked uncommonly weU and cheerful. Ho was sprucely costumed, and evidently enjoyed both too opera and his own condition. Tho scone in Trovatore, in which Leonora (La Grange) and Manrico (Brignoli) personate the characterof bride and bridegroom was regarded with special attention. Senator Douglas and his bride will shortly visit his mother, at Clifton Springs, in this State.— . Diplomatic Changes.—Tho Independance Beige contains a tetter dated Tho Hague, No vember 2d, from which we translate the follow ing: “Up to the present time, the Low Countries have been represented by a single minister, Count de Blylandt, at tho Courts of Stockholm aud Copenhagen. I have Just teamed that H. Dubois, present minister, resident at Washing ton, has been appointed Minister Plenipoten tiary to Denmark- He will be succeeded by M. Itoost Van Limburg, Charge d'Affaires to Lis bon, who will glvo placo in his tom to Baron Van Arseen,Beoretaryof onr Legation at Faria. Count do Bylandt will continue accredited ' the Court of Sweden. Mr. Belmont, Minister of the United States at The Hague, is about to leave the capital, implo Prim (sic) will be acting charge t ahsencoofthomlnlater." Mr. Temple d'Affaires duringthe Removal on a T.aiuik Tluoi’..—An ovarian tumor, weighing ouu hundred pounds, almost solid, uud one hundred and five pounds with the fluid, extracted from u woman, by Dr. Dun lop, of tho town of Hlploy, on tho Ohio river, was exhibited to tho students of tho Ohio Medi cal College, by Professor Blackman, and thence was conveyed to the Miami Medical College for tho inspection of tho students of that In stitution. The woman from whom the tnmor waa so boldly and successfully extracted, was, living four days utter the operation, and was improving. Bho resides in Brown county, and Is aged about forty-one years. The Nioabauua Fivxr—Nicaragua, just at tho present writing, seems to betaken the wind out of Kansas as a land of promise, and tho Nicaragua fever, we are tola Is rather on some of them In good circumstances, are mak ing preparations to leave for the new Eldorado during the next month. Tho probability la that every month wUl bring new accessions to the emigrating clans, and that the tide flowing, Nlcaraguaward will Bteadlly inccreaae. End- ration to new countries seldoma bits when it _as fairly commenced till the novelty wests off, and tlm new States are flfled np. So It was with Texas and California t and snob, accord ing to appearances, It wlU be with Nicaragua unless Walker should be crushed by a combina tion of circumstances and an energyamong his foes which they are not likely to exhibit.—N. O. Bulletin. Mutineer Arbxstzd Tho harbor police ar rested, on Saturday, on board the bark Wash ington Allston.jnst arrived from Bt, Helena, an Italian Bailor named Georgeglua Mayers, sent home by the consul at St Helena, for con spiring to create mutiny on board the ship Jane Henderson, of Baltimore, murder the captain, and'taka the ship. Two of tho crew of the Jane Henderson were brought home as wit nesses. Mayers wBl be examined by the United States officers to-day.—Boston Journal. Tit* Key West Ship—The ship Stephen R. Mallory, tho drat ship ever constructed at Ker Wcst, arrived here this morning from that port consigned to Messra. Mordecai & Co. She hat on booed part of her cotgo for Liverpool, and of our fellow citizens at Key Westc-Ckai F— <j yesterday. Journal Snteliigtnte* i (lipping MUigtnw, Ntui ^Uiucvtiocmcnte nicNurs. Ktlltorrti—I'iuaso uunoutico HKN11Y 11. KlitiN as n candidate for (be office or Justice of the Peace, in (tawpany B, Geor gia Militia, at the uiiproutdilug election, on tlio first Monday in January nexl* nov29— H* MANY VOTKHS. DU. Mo'KlNIiEY will tench aFronuU Class, at tliu houso of Mr n. KIMuh, on York »t. Tho Inist parsons in Savannah oau lie glvou as rorcronoo. uov28-tf FOil NEW YORK. Will .tail IKedtiMftoy, 8f/ Vec., at U o' clock, M. Tho steamship FLOUIDa, Captain Woodbull, will leave us above. For I'rolgbt or pnssngo uppiy to PADKliKOltl), FAY ft CO. 4®- Borths uot Hocurod until paid lor. Cabin l’ussago $25 Stoorago 1’ussugo 8 49-Shippers of Gallon by thoso steamships wdl please lake notice, Hint no Cottuu will be received at ho nrossoB tiiat is not distinctly marked ou tho edge of tin) halo. nov28 STATE OF GKORGIA, /CHATHAM COUNTY—To all whom it may concern : Whereas Itovi O. Harby will apply at tho Court or Ordinary Tor Lottur* ut Admlimdra- (lou com tosiutnenlo atinexo on (lie estate of Jacob DcLamottu: Theso are. (borcl'oro, to chu uud udtuuuiirii ail whom it may concern, to bo und uppear before mild Court to inuko objection (ll'aiiy they liavoi on nr buforo the first Monday in ’aiiuarv noxt, other wise said letters will be granted. Witness, .lohn Bilbo, Esq., Ordinary for Chatham counly, tills d'.'l'i day ol - November, 1850. uovlW JOHN BILBO, 0* V, v. Arrived. Steamship Florida, Woodhull, 80 hours from Now Yvrk, to l’odullord, Fay 4: Co. Thursday, midnight, ox. signals with'the Knox- villo hence for Now York. Ship Solace, Stewart, Plymouth, Eng., in bellost, to A Low &Co. Sobr Cotton Plant, Aruow, Ogochee. with 9800 busholo rough rice—to R Habersham It Co. Steamer Gordon, Brooks, Charleston—to J P Brooks. Steamer Wm Soabrook, Pock, Charleston, via Beaufort, Ito, to J P Brooks MC King's flat, Trom plantation, with 1400 bui rough rice, to Habersham It Son. Cleared. Steamship Augusta, Lyon, Now York—Padolford, Fay k Co. Ship Rovor’s Bride, Larkin, IJvorpool—A Low It Brig Augusta, Stoue, New York—Dana It Wash burn. Brig Arcadian, Dame, St Johns, N B—Curlctou It Parsons. Brschr Ellen, Johnson, Harbour Island—Yonge It Frierson. HARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY. A RELIABLE BUSINMAN WANTED to lo- talo ut Savannah, Ga., as General Agent or a largo Subscription Book Publishing House, to have outlro control of the sale ol - their publications in Georgia and adjoining Stales. Agents, uow occu pying agencies, have cleared $2000 a year. A small cash capital ol* from $300 to $500 would be required. Address Bex 443. Philade phis, 1*. O., Pennsylvania. _ ood2w—nov20 COL. WOOD’S GRAND MUSBUM OF LIVING- WONDERS, WILL EXHIBIT AT ST. ANDREW’S HALL,. TJWllOiio week, commencing MONDAY, Dec, 1st, Jj 1850, ut 2 o'clock, 1* M. Open every day and night after. Greatest Natural Attraction Iu the world!—Won der upou Wouders i! I Great Curiosities all in oue Exhibition. GRAND COLLECTION! Consisting or the following most wouderfol freaks of nature. Among the number may bo found the SWISS BEARDED LADY, M’lleClofullla, tlm greatest curiosity of tlii^ cen tury. and a subject of admiration aud wonderment to all persoua iu Switzerland, France, England and tho Uuifod States. She was educated iu Tours and speaks ueaily all the languages of Europe, THE YOUNG ESAU, don of the Bearded IjuI)', is three year* old, with a pair, of wniskers—Ids back, shoulders aud body aro entirely covered with u fine coat of soft hair, und is one of tile must beautiful children in the world. THE AMERICAN tilANTESS, The Amerlcau Giantess, Miss SYLYA HARDY, from Winston, Franklin county, Me., who U nearly eight feet high. Miss Hardy is a largo and well proportioned woman, rather lean than fleshy, and weighs THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-ONE POUNDS, and is ono of a pair of twins tlmt only weighed three pouuds and a half at birth. Her parents woro both bolow the medium slv.o. Her complexion is fair, her eyes blue, and tho very modest uud mild expression of her connlenmoo is said to be a true index of her character. U tukes 154 yards or ordiuury dry goods for a t ompiete dro;s. Her physical strength is most wonderful, being equal to tbreo powerful men. THE QUEEN OF FAIRIES, Smallest Lady in tho World 1 Mrs.Ellen Briggs. Nothing cau excel her loveliness; the very Cod or Beauty ha- inado a form in miuiaturo almost divino; very intelligent and speaks several languages flu ently t boo boon nmri luU louricou yoaro, »uj u a., mother of throe beautiful cbtldrou. Sho is accom panied by her husband, a fine sized gentleman, und she is tho same size as General Tom Thumb. King of Paries. Major Genera?Uillord, Hnahcst man In tho world, forty Inches high, weighs thirty pouuds, supports lino inouslacho und whiskers, aud has ull iho other qualities of a true gentleman. TUB SWISS WARMERS, Two youug men, that will imitate ull tho feather ed songsters ot tho grove, und discourse the mo3t beautiful music on the Jewish Cymbal. Doors opon from 10 A. M. to 12 M., from 2 to 8, and 7 to 10 P. M. ., Admission to tho wholo 50 cents; GhiUlrcu aud servants 26 cents. nov27 Central It, Road dl Banking Co, of Ga. Savannah, ring Co, of Ga.) . j.'NovTiiLitte. / The Annual Vetting ofawckholders wdl be held at tbo Company'! Office, Weet Broad Htroet, on Tuesday, the sixteenth day of De- comber next, at lo o'clock in the forenoon. Stockholders will be pam*d to and (rota the meeting muck. novia-td UE . A. GUYLKK, Cashier, ■■*' MEDICALCXSOK tv4ee» Hit. J. R. SMITH has removed his Office WF to Brnugbtou stfoct. In Dailey’s Building, a low doors ubovo Bolden’s Hat 8tore. Residence at Mrs. IfoniBhart's, West Broad street. sepl» FULLOW-CITIZBNS OF CHATHAM COUNTY. ns>» 1 am a candidate for re-election to the of- W flee of Receiver of Tax Returns in January uoxt, und rospeutfully solicit your suffrages. JIUgll JOHN REEDY. ~TO TllE VOTJflOil OF CHATHAM COUNTY. Fellow citisens, 1 urn a candidate at the election, In Jauuary noxt, for tho office or Tax Collector, und solicit your support. A. HARMON. Bavunnah, fckpt. «uth, 1866. octl NOTICE. E YLIsY k CoLLlNS have taken au office ou the corner or Oruytou st. and Bay laue, op- ino oilicti of t; A. L. lauinar, Esq., for tn» traiiHactlou uf un Aiicti-tu and Ueneral Brokerage buslneus. Real and ivrsuiiul t^iale sold ou CommUsluu;al so, Stocks and Boutfr,' Loans uegoti&ted. liberal advances made ou property entrusted to them for sale. tr uovl8 NOTICE. ' A U. iwrsous iiuving domauds uualust the Estate of Mrs. ELIZA ANN JEWKfT, deceased, will bund them In duly attested, and those indebted will plearo make puymunt to FRANCIS J. CHAMPION, Solo Quallfleil Executor. notice:. A LL persons haviug domauds against the estate uf Darnel O’Couuor, deceased, will hand them u, duly attested, as required by law; and those in dented will pl<-u3e make payment, to W. K. 8YB10N8, Qualified Adm'r. November 8tli, I860. nov8 NOTICE. A LL persons Indebted to the Estate or Jaue Mc Donald, late of Molntoih county, deceased, are requested to make immediate payment; iho* having demand* agaiust said Estate are requested to present them, duly authenticated. MUSKS D. HARRIS, Executor. Nov. Till, 1850. uov7 Owwk Sav’ii, aliunv A Cevir R. R. Co.,» Suvanuith, Nov* 5,1858. J T HE Seveuth Inhtalm.nt of 10 por cent, ou th Capital Flock or tho SaVuunuh, Albany aud Gulf Rail Road Compauy, by a Resolution of tbe Board, is hereby ordered to be paid ou or before Ihe lOlh day of January, 1857. WM. WAKING HABERSHAM, uovd Secretary and Treasurer. MARYLAND LOTTERIES, FOB DECEMBER, ltM. II* Fraaea * Co., Moaog«r«. A GRAND MARX LAND LOTTERY (Oaths HavanaPlan.) GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, OP MARYLAND. 1 Extra Clou 7* To be drawn SATURDAY, Deo. 20th, in Baltimore, Maryland. Prlsea amounting to $182,080 wlU be distributed according to therollowtngSplendid Scheme ; •• *>,000 Numbers 7—1,000 Prises t Prises payable in foil without deduction. . $40,000 .. 14,040 .. 10 00$ 1 prise...... 1 *» !!!!*.! I “ J « 8 “ 3 *• 187 “ amtoziuaTioN nuzn. 4 of 4160 Appro’s 4 or 100 i‘ 4 of 90 “ 2,000 1,6)0 1,000 200 80 70 4 of 4 of 8 or 12 or so 12 of 20 748 or 10 ,000 prlsea, ,.$40,000 .. 14,440 .. 10,000 „ 6,000 . 3,000 . 2,000 . 1,600 . 1,000 . 200 $132,0'H) ounllagtu Whole Tickets $10; Halves $6; Quarters $2 60. hhillianoTsoheme. GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND. Class T, To be drawu Iu Baltimore, Md.,Saturday, Dec. 27. 1 prise of...... 1 “ i 4 prises el J READY MADE CLOTHING. UST received by Blormer Alabama, a largo lot or Black Cloth Frock Com, Black Doeskiu and Figuerud Cussimuro Pauls, Figured Black and Fan cy Silk Vests, Blue Pilot Cloth Circular Talmas, for sale low by WM. R. SYMONS, Draper and Tailor, uov22 17 Whitaker at. A iS Uuder A Shirts for sale tow by W. R. SYMONS, 17 Whitaker at. WHITE KID . HrrE uuU straw Color ' aelvoil and for 3ule by ^ uov22 id Gloves just re- ' WM. R. SYMONS, 17 Whitaker at. 10B,000 Dollars—15,000 Numbers Oniyl PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION. JAIPUR COUNTY AOAOS MY I HIE price of Bathing on and after lit Deo., 1850 . uutll Muy irit, 1857, will be as follows: Four tlckuH $1 00 Slugle bath 60 Subscribers will be roceived at oue dollar a month, by the year, to commence from Nov. 1st, until Doo. 1st uoxt. J. M. HAYWOOD, uov22-tilldl Agent. ~ UUAIIDING. A FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN can be acoommo- dated with board and lodging on Broughton street, nearly opposite H. Morse’s House Furnish- ing Store. Also, a few Day Boarders. nov!2 sap '«*«! 1 Price Street’s. • Soiled. Bleatnabip Augusta.. Lyon, Now York. Memoranda. Baltimore, Nov 26—Arr,sobr Woodbridge,White, uiuuicr, ub \jiiiwii opriuga, iu ima ouuu«— Savannah Thus are npw staying at the Bt. NioUolas.- Boston, Nov ? 1-Cld, brl» Forest State, Stowers, N. Y. Pair. st u.rzs, to loud ttoitatanzis. rlda, from New York— ire, J H Stevenson, PBush, Passengers. Per sloamship Fiorii D W Baldwin, F Locapare, j aa oiuycubuu, r uueu, W H Burton, J R Loper, J A Holmes, B Burtln, J H Beal, A H Stoddard. Heury Taylor, M D Wond, J H> Palmtr, T Phibbs, J Kinsey, D L Baker, J Harmou, J Wilson and lady, A F Hfggin and lady, Capt Child and sou, J T Chase. ATltcomb, Mrs Davis, MraJJ Lucas, H Brigham, lady, inft and svt, and 61 iu the Itocrage. Por steamship Augusta, for Now York—G Dick inson, J B White, G H Barkor, Lieut Juo T Gicble, USA. Per steamer W Seabrook, from Charleston. &c— J G Norton, 2 Misses Norton. J R Stuart, Miss Gray, Rov E Hiborsbam, S Pope, Mrs Pope, child aud svt, Rov Jos B Seabrook, lady, 2 cb’In and svt, and 2 deck. Por steamer Gordon, from Cbarlostou—Gov John son and lady, A Cauter, A Rantlott. R Tboinossoy, J K Sueed, Dr Kalnoy, Rodrigues, ti Songer, 11FY Zeller, A Uuguenin, R H Hawthorne, J J B Smith and ramily, Mrs Huger and ramily, McM C King, Dr King aud ramily, Mrs Albro, Miss Albro. Mrs Chick, Mrs Roberts, Rev J Moran, Alfred Chisholm and svt. J Thurston and nurse, J E Todbunter. J Cor- der,CDavant, FSchorflf, ACordor, EM Link and son, J Albro, H Lawronco, E Molyneux, MrsBuo- bauau, Mrs Kattanhorn, Mrs Morton, Mrs Philbrick aud 20 deck. Consignees: Per steamship Florida, from - Now York—Agent ORB, Agent Iron St Bt, G W Anderson, H N Aid- rich, Brigham, Kelly ft Co, Beers, Thompson A Co, Boston k ViUalonga, Bolden Bros, E O’Byrne, G Brown, J A Brown, Butlor A Frierson, U J Buck ner, Bell A Prentiss, J A Barron, E S Blaclutond, J M Cooper, J 11 Carter, lire Carter. Claghorn A Cunningham, JP Collins, Crane, Wells A Co. DD Oopp, Cohens A Herts, JEDePord, W GDioksou, L H Dickson, Dowitt A Morgan, Dana A Washburn. M Dugan. Einstein A Eokman, Etheridge A Son, W FRESH BISCUIT AND CRAOKRRS UST RECEIVED, comprising all tho different v kinds Now York affords, consisting of Congress, Egg, Milk, Wine, Lemau, Soda, Aboruatby, Maple, and othor Biscuit, Now Year’s Cake, Gingor anu Spiced Snaps, Fox’s, Butter, Boston, Lemon, Pic Nio, Graham, Water; Sugar, and Fancy Crackers— all uf which we shall koep conriautly ou baud and rccoivo fresh supplies by overy steamer at tho Savannah Grocery and Fruit Depot, liov20 WM. H. FARRELL. CITY MARSHAL’S SALE. O N WEDNESDAY next, at 10 o’clock, A. M., I will soil to tho highest blddor the Stalls in tho market lor ono year. No bid will be takou from any porson, unless a Butchor. for the Meat Stulls. Persons purchasing stalls will uavo tho privilege of keoping thorn for another year attheuimo price. Terms cash. Palo will take placo iu tbo market, under tho superintendence of tho Market Comniit- tco. IM N’L H. STEWART, nc 28 City Marshal. butter and Clieese. .Iff KEGS GOSHEN BUTTER, cztra lit) fine and lower qualities. Also, One Hundred Rich tain Cheese, (Imitation English,) 16 boxes mild, rich Northern Cheese; half bbls Fig Fork; do Beef, Ac., Ac., for sulo nt DICKSON’S, no28-2t Barnard st., uoar tbo Market. H Farroll, JFord, SMFlsko, E Fitzgerald, WW Goodrich, Gilbert A Itldea. A Haywood, Hone A Connery, R Habersham, J D Jesse, O Johnson A Co, BKlng, NB Knapp, King A Waring, J IJppm&n, N Lyon, Latbrop A Co, Lovell A LatUmore. W W Lincoln, C AL Lamar, J G Math, J N Muller, T McKenna, D Mallett, J Mohn, W Mackey. W H May, McMahon A Doyle. J B Moore.IW Morrell,H Morse, Ntvltt, Lsthrop A Rogers, G 8 Nichols, J O’Neill, Ogden, 8tarr A Co, Fatten, Hutton A Co, Padolford, Fay A Co, Parsons A Co, C C Poole, W 0 Price, Pierson, Heldt A Co, 8 Palmer, BP Peue,Ruse, Da vis A Long, Sniders A Askew; Srovel A Moitick, J Stoddard, Sisters of Mercy, Savb Water Works, P W Simpson,Solomons A Co. 1K TsfLM DTroanor, Truchelut A Bro, J Vanol, VersttUe A Frierson. G W Wlnter.Wayne A Son, N BAH Weed, Wood A Co. WTWPUaas, JFWIldo, Wells A WilUsms. B B Young, Young, Wyatt A Co, YongoA Frierson. Per steamer Gordon, rrom Charleston—C R R. H 8 Welts, 11a boat, N 0 A H Weet^R Bradley, E M link, 8 Singer, BeU A Prentiss, W Epplug, Solo mons ACo, Habersham A Son, EJ Purse. M W Nt- chols, L Manlgault, Mo C King. A S Kuck, A Hay wood, Sniders A Askew. Dr King. Ruse, Devis A Long, W Duncan, J Richardson, E Molyneux. Per eteamer Wm Seabrook. from Charleston, Ac— 1 bale s I cotton, to J P Bnxfcs, J Richardson. PRIVATE BOARDING, A”a Jutlou aud Price 23 2w COOK WANTED.' TFT - ANTED IMMEDIATELY a good Cook, who Tv will be willing to iron aud wash for a small family. A suitable persou will recoive good wagos and a permanent place. Apply at this office. novl7—tf WANTED; 1HRGK HUNDRED ACC1VE YOUNG MEN to aet aa local and traveling agents in a business easy, useful and honorable, at a salary of $100 per moulbl A capital or $6 only required I No potent mouiclne or book business. Full particulars given l free) to all who enclose a postago stamp or a three oout piece, and address A. B. MARTYN, scpt22—w3m Plalstow, N. H. 1 WANTED. T WO good Boys to wait about tho Barbershop. Liberal wagos will be paid promptly for them, ily to J. M. HAYWOOD, Fresh Groceries. L ANDING per sclirs John Boitou, Enchantress, Walter Raleigh and stcaraors, o Inrgo slock of choice Groceries, selected cxprossly for my retu'l trade. Oooloug, | Hyson, i TEAS selected from latest impor- Gunpowder, J tatlou. Souchong, J Extra No 1 Nutmegs, Mace, Cloves, Cinuamou, Pepper, l/)udon Mustard, English Pickles, Sardiues, Anchovl Paste, Worcestershire Sauce, John ltiill. Reading, Mushroon, Kiug Oudcs, Foyers Relish, Soho Sauco. Nurthorn Pickles, iu jars,or at retail, lorsulsat WM. G. DICKSON’S Family Grocery, no28-2t 14 Barnard st., ucar the Market. F NAL NOTICE—All persons indebted to tho subicribor, as obimuey uoniructor, aro here by notified, that unless their accounts uro settled by tbo 10th duy or December next/tboy will bo in- ‘ Bcrlmlnately placed in tbo hands of a magistrate r collection. JOHN LARKIN, nov28-3t chimney Contractor. V News copy. TEAS! FRESH TEA8! T HE CHOICEST and best assortment of TEAS ever offered at retail in this city, including Euglish Breakfast Tea, Delicious Oolong, Plantation Oolong, Silver IiCaf Hyson, Plantation Imperial, and other TavorUe qualities, Just received and for sale by WM. H FARRELL, >20 comer Broughton and Whitaker sis. FRUIT !! FRUIT!!! Just arrived, the Br. schr. Ellen, Wm. Johnson, master, from Har bour Island, with a cargo or ORAN GES, LEMONS, LIMES, BANANAS, COCO AN UTS and PINK APPLES. For solo low, apply to VOXOE & FRIERSON, nov!7 94 Bay street. Mt B LUE, BROOMS, BUCKETS, BISCUIT, &c— 100 boxes Fig Blue, 60 doz 2 and 8 ply Brooms, 100 doz 2 and J hoop Buckets, 26 bbls Soda, 8ugXr aud Butter Biscuit, 10 bbls Pilot Bread. Recolved and for Halo by nov2Q MuMAFON It IJOYLE. ■QOOIB AND 8U01&— Jj Lady’s wbito Satin Slippore, Gent's flno Boots and Gaiters, Gent’s Oxford Tios and low quariereit Bhnoi, Boys’ and Youths’ Gaiters. On hand at 71 aad 162 Gibbon’s Range, aov25 M. J. BUCKNER, ar Atnaonrr or no sure or ammu, CLASS T. To ba diawn December 16, 1866, at Coaoart HaU, Macon, Ga., under the sworn superintendence)ot Col. George M. Logan and W. 0. Aodersoo, Esq. 49- Remember this Lottery has ooly fifteen thousand numbers—less than any Lottery in the world, therefore it la the beet for investment.’ Ex amine tho Scheme t SCHEME. 1 prize of..... ....... . 1 “ 6,000 1 “ i “ pqiH 60 “ of loo are 8,000 , 1,608 »• of 40are....... 60,000 ArntoxnuTtox nta, 20 approximations of $100 are $2,000 60 •» « 60 are 2,600 60 “ “ 20 are 1,000 1,712 prises amounting to 6102,0C r Tickets $10—Halvas $5-Quartera $2.60. 49- Prises payabla without deduoften. Tbe 1,600 Prizes of $40 are determined I lost figure of the number that draws the < Apply t uov22 Agent. Halves and Quarters in proportion. 49- Persons lending money by mall Mid no fear its being lost. Orders punctually attended to Communications confidential. Bank notes of sound banks taken at par. Those wishing particular numbers should HOT AND GOLD BATHS. V EARLY customers, Btrangers, and cltizciiB are X rojpcctfolly notified that hot water is ready for them from 0 A. M. till 9 P. M.every day except Sundays. A few more gentlemen can bo well ac commodated to bathe as often as they choose at one dollar a month, all subscribers to commence from Nov. 1st, 1858 to Nov. 1, 1867, for 412. Single baths, 26 cents. Season ticket from 1st May to 1st Nov.. 416. J. M. HAYWOOD, Agt. N. U. lo subscribers, in uddltion to those I have, aro all I cun take atthe low price or 12 dollars a year. noylS J. M. H., Agt. 45P order 1 SAVANNAH WATER WORKS. OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, 1 November 13tb, 1866. / milK WATER RENTS for tbe present year wore X due from tbo 1st iustant, and payable at the olllco or the Board. Tbo atteutiou ot thoso persons supplied with water from tbo works is called to Section 20 of Au Ordinance to amend an Ordinance for the care uud management ot'the Savannah Water WorkB. uovlS It. J. R. BEE, Secretary C l- —, , .... Cheese: CO do English Dairy do; S Apple do; 50 firkins Choice Butter; 5 ci )i boxes) Sardines; landing and for aa (1EESE, BUTTER, Ac.—200 boxes Goshen 01 «»25 oases Plus caaos (,'u amt and for aale by HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON k CO. WHITE 8ATIN A KID SLIPPERS. E ECEIVED by late arrivals— iAdics White'' ladies White Satin Slippers, do do Kid do Misses Black Gaiters and Morocco Boots. Ladies Polka and Jenny Lind Boots. M. J. BUCKSKit, uovd No. 71 and 162 Gibbon's Uuuge. L ETTER BOOKS, Copying Presses, Oil Fuper, Copying Brushes, and fine Blotting I'uper, lor WARNOCK It DAVIS, 169 Congress street. sule by uovlfi BUCKWHEAT 46 MACKEREL. Oft H bbls Fresh Buckwheat. 20 k do. 26 bozes do. 20 bbh New No. 3 Mackerel, 10 do Large No. 1 do. / 10 y % do Small No. 1 do. lauding and for salo by oct 31 SC8ANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. CANDLES. b il’ERMACETTI, Adamautiueaud 'fallow of various > brands; Soap of various branaa. Icoui 6, 6, to and 12 cents. Chemical smp 10 ceub.; Wo man's Friend 10 cents. Gull uud ozuiuiue at BARRON’S Family Grocery, Whllukur mill Charlton-•'ireeis. choice Butter just re YOl’NG ft FHIKKrON, ut Bay-a C HOICE BUTTER.-16 kegs ceived and for sale by Oct 22 vn |RUTTER ft CHFr^K— ■ ■ 26 kegs choice Gosi.cu Uuucr 60 boxes do do cheese Landing per steamer aud tor sule by 0021 SCKANToS. JOHNSTON k 42*. A ^Tandjuf per schr .John Ho.-lnu. For sate by U0V23 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft Co. nr\ Bbls and boxes of Boston Crackers, Water OU Crackers, Oystor Crackere, Sugar Crack- Fancy Crackers, .^odu Biscuit. Milk Biscuit, Egg Biscuit, Maple and Wiiu- Biucmu. fresh from Ti tus’* celebrated Bakery, jtisi received by no?14 J D. JfK-tK. E iquorr, suoab «u~ 76 bbls Domestic Uraudy 100 bbls PHGiu 126 bbls NE Rum 100 bbls Rectified Whiskey, 76 bbls Z, XX, XXX do 50 bbls Old Rye do 60hhds P R, M and N O Sugar 126 bbls Stoart’a A B ft C do Received and for u io by MoUAUON * D0Y1£. nov4 No 206 ft 207 Bay aL ...$66,000 ... 86,000 ... 16,820 ... 10,000 ... $.000 ... .2,600 ... 1,760 ... 700 ... 300 ... 200 ... 100 10 *• 10 “ 173 •• 06 “ 66 « 66 “ 4,168 ** 26.T40 “ 20 30,316 prises, amounting to .11,141,140 Tickets $20; Halves $107^7.16"Bgkths $2.60, 49- All orders for Tleketa or Packages In any of the Maryland lotteries Will receive prompt attaa- Uon, and tbe drawing mailed to all purchasers Im mediately after it Is over. Address T. H. HUBBARD ft 00. No 39 Fayette street, or Box No., 40.. uovlO Baltimore Md. SOUTHERN LOTTERY ON THE HAVANA PLAN I PRI/.B1 OUARANTlfeD I novl7 IAMBS F. WINTER, Manager. Maoon.ua. GENERAL VOLIOE. rI* M. GRIFFIN has Just received another fine Me lot oT Sliver Sugar Spoons, Gravy and Cream Ladles, Batter Knives, Knives, Forks and Spsons, Pie Knives, Foils, Knlvee and Forks, Cake Knives, Crumb Scrapers, fto., Ac., mostly in morocco oases, soluble for presents. novll SEAL FBES0HEKBB0IDEBIE8 HENRY LATHROP & CO. W OULD invite the attention of the Ladlee to their very large and rich stock or ' Opened THW DAY,embracing Ihe foUowtni stytesi Heal Thread, HooUonaad Maltcso BETT8 “ French, Muslin and Cambric “ Mourning Setts, In Book; Cambric and Linen Com brio and Swiss. Edgings and Inserting* Embroidered, H.8. Bordered Hdkft, Muslin andOambrio Banda Misses Setts, In great variety Infonta’ Cape, trimmed. —ALSO— Children’s Worsted Capes Opera Hoods, Ties. ftc. Colored, Silk and CuhmeraScarts. oct 6 Public Favor j TTA8 already ranked Steinway ft 8oas, fltodari. XI J. B. Dunham ft Co., Horaoe Waters, w Kuabe ft Co., G Vogt, and Ugbte, Newton ft fired- bury's Celebrated Patent-Arch-Wrcst-Plank 01-4 ana 7 1-3 Octave AS THE BEST IN THE MARKET. having rre(mUy’r*M?re?VnSr supply* of these makers, would invite the attention or the musical public to their stook, comprising every article in tho line, which can be fora shed at Now York Prices. Also, A rich assortment of fine French ENGRAVINGS _Jd splendid COLORED LITHOGRAPHS, with and without Frames, Jusst arrived aad for tale at W. D. ZOGBAUM ft COB' No.’s 101 Bryan andOiSt/JaUeails. NEGROES FOR SALE, ^ rpiiE subscriber olfors for Mtfo io«4 Thirty or X more Negroes—oonnseted by QucUies, and having many likely children. Among these people are good ploughmen, axemen, and boose servants. They are all or good character, and have been ac. customod to the culture or cotton, etc. They will be delivered by the 1st oTJannary next For par- •culara apply to John W. Anderson, or to nov 27-ft BRYAN U. MOBIL. Tssiairean*: T HE United State. Ulb limnm Ann nil, ud Trait Compuijr take. rule. « Hi. Un. «r Whtw Fcruu for UN. or tar . altarUr parted, ud on Stave, ter on. or four jeert, on u fl.V0f.bta term, u Uf oqu.llv niponitbto Oompuy. Capital nnd JUarte, JU’T let. 1H3..31,431,313 47 A bonus ofSS per cut hubra* dictated 0.1b. biuln.»i of im year to ^1 poliov bolder, united thereto. AlWnN.AfUt, ric °'" ^ •is'iifi tL-',— auizi or nm CrrrTutera.'. Onto. I Itavuuh. lit Nov., 1U3. J mBE .v.rue prtCM of flew Dm pul vrU 1 beta, U.nt deltar. pu bbt, Rzud mut «lt^ utbUoni 13 e.nt loti mint w.lfh J g i» .3 i» JAMES A 1 novl L aw** cuiabut Otm/tff Utap Urn.,

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Savannah Georgian & journal. (Savannah, Ga.) 1856-1856, November 29, 1856, Image 1