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IOLD SEMES.! gaw (MUM & JOURNAL. SAVASNAn, (fc WETOESI>AY. DECEMBER 3, 1856. —^- ——-—:—• ■ —— •—! ——-■ »-—•»- _ NO 14017 WEDNESDAY BVINIRO, 91 o clock. California Election. It Is very certain that Sjoott and McKibbon, Democrats, bavo boon elected to Congress from California. The former, It we believe, a native of Richmond, Ya., and ton of Robert O. 8cott of that city, Into American Consul at Rio. Uuchnnon hat probably beaten Fillmore five or six thousand, while Fillmore la believed to havo beaten Fremont badly* The oomplexlon of the Legislature, (having a Senator to eleot) is undecided* W.vi.kkr’s Envoy to Enoi.and^-A from Washington to the New York Timtt soys there is in that oity (Washington) “an Envoy Extraordinary from Walker on his way to Lon* don on a secret mission, who has received semiofficial information, since his arrival, that the British Government will receive him with open arms, and so fully recognise the Govern* ment de facto of Nicaragua. The fact that Walker designs a confederacy independent of the United States, and not annextion, will doubtless aid him much with Palmerston.” Colouel Wood reminds us of an eccentric sheriff* iu a county inEugland, of whom it Is said that he once got a jury together all of limping men; another time he brought togeth* er a lot who were all blind of an eye; and on a third occasion he found twelve good men and true who squinted. This lost effort of the ec* centric sheriff rendered it utterly impossible for the court to proceed or the lawyers to speak, the laughter was so excessive. The Colouel seeks, too, for what is strange and outre in humanity, and he has brought together specimens such as no one would ever believe bad existed before. To see them is to believe. His Exhibition will close on Saturday evening* Those who wish to see the greatest curiosities in the world should not fail togotoSt.Aud cw’s Hull oefore he closes. three leet eight inches Tn the channel. The weather is very rainy, and there is a prospect of a rise and a general revival of business. Storm in Indiana.—During the storm ou tbe '21st ult., the roof of the New Albany and Salem Railroad Depot at. tafayette, Indiana, was, blown off; damage, $3,000. Several other buildiugs in the vicinity were also damaged. Off fok Nioauaqua.—About two huudred men, mostly from Tennessee and Mississippi, uudcV command t of Samuel Benton Esq.^left Memphis on Wednesday lost to join Gen. Wal ker’s urmy in Nicaragua. Bisk in tub Ohio River.—A dispatch from Pittsburg dated November 27, reports os follows: Tiie Ohio river is rising at this point, with i in the channel. "" ■ ia> i gei—* —-■ Cotton Culture In Algiers. A correspondent of the Liverpool Tima,gives arathcr discouraging report of the French effort to supply ihe markets of the world with cot- tou raised in Algeria. He writes: As to cotton, the utmost that the most en* thusia&tic Frenchman can say about it is, that it is uii expensive experiment. I have asked in vaiu for those cotton plantations which pro* duceii the tongue poie and the cotton jaioif utul the fine stockings which we saw at the Froueb Exposition, (Wold's Fair.) I have been told, as u fact quite decisive of the cotton question, that the prize of 20,000f; offered an nually by the Emperor for the best specimen of longue me cotton, bad been divided, in 1855, between a Freuobinau and an Arab. This fact suggests the conclusion that natives and colo nists are all striving against each other to pro duce cotton, and that all French Africa 1b cov ered with competing cotton plantations. The fortunate winner of the 10,000f. is the Gald All Ben Mohamed, whose plantation is near Guel- raa. As I bad asked in vain for cotton, wher ever I had been,I had made preparations to take a two days’journey ou mule back, in order to see this famous plantation, when 1 fortunately met with a distinguished Arab, who knew both tbe place and the Gaid, and who assured me that this cotton plantation amounted to about 15 acres. Subsequent inquiry confirmed this statement, and 1 came to the conclusion that the Guelma cotton plantation was not worth four days’Journey, and the further chance, if the rniu should come on, of being shut up in that country for a month.” With nil the forcing of the Government and its proposition to buy all tbe cotton produced there, at a favorable price, all the laud culti vated with cotton at the last published returns was 1,000 acres, and for the produced the Gov ernment paid 300,000 francs. The writer.addsi “Seeing that the cotton produce throughout the world, la, I believe, about 700,001 tons, whereof The steamer Illinois, with California mails of the 6th Inst., 304 passengers, and $1,840,220 In specie, aviived at New York Saturday morn ing. SUMMARY OF NEWS. Thu Alta California of the 6th, makes up tliu following summary of news for tho two weeks previous i The Presidential election in California is con Udcntly stated to itavo resulted for the Buchan- lettor an uud Breukluridge ticket, by a plurality of at least eight thousand. The Republican voto is believed to he less than that of the Know Notiiings. file cause of Fremout according to tho Hun Francisco Bulletin, was inured by his supposed association with Palmer, Cook A Co. Tne Democrats have also secured a mujori ’ in the Legislature, which secures to em two Uuiteohtates Senators provided the party can agree among themselvos on a choice, Gov. Johuson withdrew his proclamation declaring San Francisco in ustute of insurrec tion the day before election; and the State arms were on the same day surrendered by the agent of the Vigilance Committee,to Gen. Klbbe the State custodian. Tbe Sau Francisco Buiiotiu says that oil Tuesday, the 21st ult., the Attorney General of the Statu of Calitornia, commenced a suit iu the Twelfth District Court, cluiming the steam ships Unde Sum, Cortes, Pacific, and Brother Jonathan, uud tbe storeships Ark und Row land, as having escheated to the State, on tho ground that the corporation pi thu “Accessory Transit Company,” owners of said property, had beou abolished uud dissolved by thu Gov ernment oi Nicaragua. From Souora, we iearmthata revolution had taken place, uud Governor Gandara completely routed. He has sunt messengers to California for 3,000 men and urmi, with the ostensible ob ject of puttiug down the Apacne Indians. Tobacco, pronouuced by connoissonra to he of an cx .client quality, is now growu in various ports of Hie State. A man tunned Wirsen, u Swede, who has re cently been exhibiting a number of ruttle- smakes iu various parts of the State, uud who fancied bo hud acquired a power over them which would prevent them from biting him, was severely bitten by oue of them upon thu linger, at Sacramento, a few days since. He immediately drank four bottles of brandy, and England consumes Obout 350,000, there does deputies, was mortally woundei. not, I fear, appear much likelihood of Algiers becoming a very formidable competitor of the United States.” TWO WI '.RK’H L.1TIQ It PROMOAM- KORNU. Arrival of the Illinois The Mime Supposed to hove gone Ibr Buchanan. few York Financial nod Business Re* cord. JTlie Commercial Advertiser of Saturduy even ing rays : The money market this week has shown few features of change, and the rates have remain ed without alteration Rom those of Saturday last. Thu regular rate on call is seven per cent, but contracts ure occasionally made at a lower tigure. The banks are in easy circumstances, and aro free lenders on demand.as well aa tak ing pretty much all the desirable papers offer ing by their customers. Prime endorsed paper may be quoted at 8 to 9 per cent, up to 10 to 12 pur cent, for names not so well known, with a good demand. Tbe Day Book of the same date, says The money market continues to gain greater ease, uud discounts are more readily obtained at current rates. Cotton has this week ndvanc ed to 124 for middling qualities of uplands. The sales have, in tbe same period, reached about 15,000 to 18,000 bales, including part in transitu. Tbe supply of cotton Is not likely to exceed, as we have previously stated three mil- lious of bales. With such a supply prices,with the present consumption, cannot fail to advance before the close of next spring. The Intoduc- tiouof such an immense supply of gold within the past few Fears, has tended greatly to en large powers of consumption on the part of the musses, und the time hasmeosueably gone by when tbe Bank of England, by turning her fluuuauciul screw, and raising the rates or dis count, can materially depress the price of cot ton. She ought also to consider that tbe grow ers of tne article have gained greater strength within a lew years past, and have greater con trol over tho urticlc, and moru ability to decid- wuethcr they will sell at prices dictated by En glish manufacturers, with the movements of the Bunk of England to aid them. The S.iu Francisco Bulletin, of the evening of the departure of tbe steamer, says it is impossible to give a correct return of the State in time for tuo sailing of tho steamer. SalUciunt, however, has been ascertained to give the State to Buchanan by at least eight thousand, Democrats will have a majority in the Legislature. The “People’s reform ticket” has been carried In this county by an over whelming majority. Our county Legislature deket iu will all n * — ..... J1 probability be Republican. Tho county electoral vote is for Buchanan. Destructivm Fine.—Philadelphia, Nov. 23. —The large five story brick dwelUng, occupied chiefly by Courtney & Willett os a Fornftare ''urehouso, was destroyed by lire last night. Other ffrms iu the house also suffered. Hyman brat*, owner of the building, loses $16,000; Courtney A Willett $15,000; R.L. Barnes $6,000; A- Brett $6,000; German Society $3/)00; J. K. Thomas $500; Gas company $500; Workmen, for tools, Ac,, $1,000. Of ihfeamonnt; $25,000 is covered by insurance. JtSMAKKAULK DIFFERENCE OV OPINION.—An weehunge has discovered that the most remark- iiblo fact about the weather at present is, that auies possessed of handsome sets of furafind ‘ it bitter cold” for tho season, while those who are not so well provided declare that “it •in t cold a bit.” Itely Uruu» luui uumca ui utuuuy, 1 went to huu in u stuto of stupefactlou. He is stilt in a crltkul condition, his whole arm being terribly iuiluinud. Ho thiuks lie will recover, uud suys ho is sutisffed that the snake did nut intend to bito him, uud that if he does recover, he shall continue his experiments und exhibi tions. White cuutiued to ids bed ho has a young rattlesuuke with him all the time. There has been no tain since the departure of the lost steamer. General Crosby made un attack upon a party of Indiuus ou the Klamath river, about a fort night since, uud killed a number of them. * Juhu Gardner, Jack Phillips, and three others of Tom Bell’s gang, iiave been arrested in Cal- Veras county und lodged in jail. A party of whites was recently killed by tho Indiuus near Bald Miiuutaiu. it is now said that Ned McGowan left Santa Barbara on a French ship, bound for South America. A grand battle between tbe Cauton and Hong- Kong Chiuamen was all prepared to come off at Chinese Camp iu Toulumne county, a few duys siuce. The armies, numboriug about a thousand ou each side, were encamped und pre pared for a deadly combat, when they were interfered with by the authorities, and the light shipped. There have been several of these huh ties within the past few years. Tiie Rev. Mr. Hyman, recently arrived from the Plains, reports that the Indians were very troublesome along the route. He also gave an account of a light that occurred between a party of emigrants and a band of robbers con sisting or seven white mou, the attkir resulting In tiie death of live of the robbers, and the capture of the other two. The prisoners were brought iuto California for trial. Mr. Hyman Is a Baptist clergyman. Ou tue 23th of August, a number of dele gates from different parts of the Gadsden purchase assembled at Tuesou, for the purpose or taking the necessary steps to form a terri torial government. It is proposed to call tiie new Territory “Arizouu.” Tiie estimated popu- utiou is 10,000. The “People's” ticket was elected in Bun Praucisco. The following is the aggregate vote for each of the Electoral tickets so fur as heard from at the hour of 5 o’clock, outlie Cth inst. The city vote Is completed: Buchanan 10,325 Fillmore 7,001 Fremont 6,139 Buchanan’s majority over Fillmore 3,924; over Fremont, 4,786. Fillmore’s majority over Fremont, 860. Sacrameuto, Nov. 5,1 3-5, P. M.—Fire iu the National Theatre block now raging. Sheriff Wright, of Nevada, was killed the 3d instuut by three prisoners, who effected their escape from jail. Dave Anderson, one of his ' unities, was mortally woundei. I). L. Wells, Republican candidate for Bher- iff iu Amader county, was killed on the 2d instant, being thrown from a carriage. OBBUON. We have two weeks’ later advices from this Territory, the steamer Columbia having ar rived on the 31st ult, with dates to the 25th ultimo. Them had been no furtherjndian disturb ances. “Elijah,” a chief of the Rogue River tribe, and a warm friend of ihe whites, was killed a short time since by another Indian, named “Henry.” The Capo Disappointment Light House was lighted for the first time last week. WASHINGTON TERRITORY. ./ Governor Stevens lias returned to Olympia Puget Bound. There are no items of the least importauco from the Territory. SANDWICH ISLANDS.-**’,. . . . The bark Francis'Palmer brings- Honolulu dates to October fftjii. ' The motion to annul the charter of the Ha waiian Steam Navigation Compauy had been heard before tiie Chief Justice, but not finally decided. A Chinaman had been convicted of murder by the Supreme Court. Judge Chundlcr has been appointed Ameri can consul for the port of Lakalna. The Hawaiian Theatre was iu full blast, a popular troupe havlug arrived from this oity. The building bad been sold at auction for $2,m NAYIGATOK’8 IBLANDH. We have news from these islands to tho 2d of June.' The frlcuto Independence bud nailed, with ex-CouHttl vau Camp and f&mivl. Consul Jenkins has instituted suits sgslust him un two charges of robbery and piracy, tumtBis. Ban Francisco, Tuesday evenlog, Nov. 4, 1851).—The departure of the mail steamer to morrow, and the election to-day, has engrossed public attention to such so extent that no busi ness of moment has been done apart from tlioso relating Iu these subjects. , In tho general tone of the market tkera is no ehauge to n»to. Inillnim—Official. Buclianan Fremont, jJWJO Fillmore, 21,386 lluclianau over Fremont 24,2m [From Iho 1.-, Angeles clamor I'uhlicii, Oct! it. ImiHirtmit (Mm Rniiorn. TOK HUVUI.UTIUN AUAINHT UOV.CIANUAKA-lJOM. I'l.KTS KOUTS or TUI OUVXXNUH—HVlV KIM.' X» AND TW* nUNDMU WOUNBMD. . Auuording to information received hem some orth* three hundred emigrants who Bed Iroid tho civil dissensions of Sonora, tnd who are soon expeutod in this oily, we gather tbe fol’ lowing: Tho forces iifdoreruor Aguilar, commanded by Pesquelru, had obtained, in several sklri- mlahos. u complete victory overlbosoofOanl. dura, who, we ure assured, has retired to Tu. son, though ten without hopes or prestige, bo- psiiso all tho luUueutial inhabitants, who susr tainod him in power, have now withdrawn their sympathy, oh iiocmmt of tho political blukdora ho lately committed. Only •> El Yagln," and part of “El Mayo," have remained Althfhl to him, and these do notoount for anything in Sonora. ' lHatrjiajtB. Ill Mb "(Minty lU.'O 1 " Ml.bnt. \(.... Pa® re. VAE Tho tight was rather severe, particularly at Urea, tho capital, where it luted four days and n gilts, resulting in tbe death of fifty and more kin.a —it wu hundred wounded suffered much by the'■ i. Ifatco’Uirqu’ 1 « Yam minea tho buildings suffered much by the'artillery Hum both sides. Mateo Msrquln, IndlauGeno- ml of the Ysquia, und one of tho few-chiefo who remained with Osndsra, wu taken pried- ner aud shot. Gandara, seeing tho bad turn his nliklra took, confessed to one of bis officer, that, in case of defeat, he would go peraonally to tho neighboring State or California, try to raise two, threo or four thousand men, and re turn to Souura i and that he would even com r E remin himself to partial concession oi public mds, for thu sake of raising the necessary funds: a resource which wu very much disap proved by his etatelltes. However, ho bis now •reived at Tueson ; and an emissary who five days ago, urrivediu this oity, oalled William Johnson, a native of Oposura, (and son of John Johnson, an Amerioanr residing stOpd- auru,) has told ns that he is bearer of dispatches from tho civil and military authorltlei of Tuc son, to be delivered at Fort Yumas Ban Diego, uud this oity ; adding that said’ dispatches refer to uking military osatatanco against'the the savages in said district, It Is certain that Tueson asks for such assis tance, in a moment when the chieftain and several eternal revolutionlxers of Sonora had arrived there, and when aotualiytha savages are less hostile, than it is to be supposed that some dark object Ib to bo covered by this pre text; tnd ir we consider the filibustering ten dencies which are ruling under tho ministerial protection of Pierce’s warlike Csbinent, then we cannot help thinking that Gandara boa suc ceeded in seducing the military poet of Tueson, and tries to prepare a new revengeful invasion of Sonora, probably by the filibustering ten dency or the above neighbors, which invasion might still reckon on ahetter result if the De mocrats should triumph in tho next Presiden tial election. Already, in this city, sorao North Amcricansbave declared, the day before yes terday, that within three months, an army would march from this Slate against Sonora. Information of these proceedings have gono to Mexico, where the national honor, far Irom tearing any new aggression, would only wish to have an opportunity for vindicating the pen ding outrages. MeanwhlleAwo remain on the lookout, and prepare for the defence of said country. General Yauex hu arrived at Guaymu with 800 veterans, where he remained quietly, be cause the forces of Pesquelra and bis auxiltries wanted by themnWca to finiBh the work they had begun. We consider that there ia but ono opinion now in Sonora, that this little tyrant and miser only wanted to oonveit eald Stato into Mb patrimony. MirruoDisT OuuacH in Macon—The Method ist Church of this city, which, daring the Con ference year just closed, hu been in charge of thenov.J.E.EvansandRev. George G. N. Mc Donald, wo are pleased to learn is quite pros perous. From their annul report, which wu read on Salilmth morning last, it appears that the Church now numbers five hundred aad seventy-two white members. Tho amount of money collected for missions- ry purposes is over nine hundred deiiars, and for superanuatedjpreaohera, and their widows and orpbtns, six hundred dqllsn. In addition to this the congregation hu con tributed *460 to the tract cause, and upwards '4300 by publlo collection for the oily poor. A handsome snm hu also been collected for the Sabbath Sohool cause, and other benevolent purposes. All this speaks well for If aeon liberality, and we think, in giving expression to the wlsn that the Church may remain under the same joint pastorate another year, we bnt express the wish or the entire community.—Macon Mes senger, Tux Sufibiob Count.—For this county ia Btili in session, und is likely to continue its la- bora for weeks to come. Judge Allen, who has changed Circuits, pro ton., with Judge Powers, gives great satisfaction, by tho urban ity and dignity with which he discharges the duties of the Court. He hu a decided and { (radical aversion for too much talking in n Court, u some of oar worthy Mends can testify. Last week several criminal cases were dis posed of. William Blancet, convicted of bij my, wu sentenced to tour years labor in iho Penitentiary. Wm. Knfght, for a free ride on the wrong horse, was sent to the same place for five years, —Macon Messenger of this morning. Wxatukb Reports.—Boston Nov. 29.—Snow is falling here this morning, but the indica tions are that it will tarn to rain. Halifax, Nova 29—Weather cold, with the appearance ofsnow. Charlestown, Nov. 29.—Weather cloudy and cold; wind N.W. Backville, Nov. 20*—'Weather clear and ex- tromely cold. Albany, Nov. 29.—11 A. W.--It hu been snowing here since 7 o’clock this morning. Buflmo, Nov. 29.—1 P. M—It is snowing here and a north-east gale is blowing. night by cutting his thn rain act js not definitely known, but he had been laboring under depression for some time previously. He bore an excellent reputation and leaves considerable property. Illinois Legislature Democratic.—It ap pears. from the Chicago Times of Thursday, that the Democrats have elected their Repre sentatives in tbe Lawrence ana Crawford Dis trict, hitherto supposed to be defeated. This 8 ives tho Democrats thirty-eight members of le House to their opponents thirty-seven. They have thirteen Democrats In the State to aU other twelvo. Transit op Venus.—In 1861 the transit of Venus takes place. By the transit of Venus is meant what is generally understood by an eclipse. The planet Venus will pan directly between the earth and the sun during tbe day, and the darkness caused by it will make fights necessary in tho houses. The transit happens only once in a century. Savannah Market. December 3. WmW— 1 Wi Coifed 'fib? SffVftiieo of}( on the g'H'ltm.Strict .Mi’lilllb'g'dfAi (Jimil MldiUlug; it wus obtained In sbrao lnptuncoJi. Tho sales were limit ed tom halos, vis: Slnt’llJI, 68 at 11 »$, 96 at n«,4uatUX,0aHl^t l ; NEW YoitK-rNtuuiuslrip Florida—10? bales up- land cotton, 32 do a I do, 440 casks rice, 18 bales dom.,4 bales, wool, undsgfcdry pkgs mdse. 8T. JOHN’S, N. II.—Bftp Abby JCll<ra-14MMi' foot p p timber, 41,404 feft sawed lumber. Imports. LlVKKhKJL—Bark .tyou—7,490 ska salt. MOKruOMERY, Dk)!Ti-Cotton~Tho demand throughout the past week was active, and pricos in favor ol souora. Tho larger propo; tiou or tbo hulcs wore cuuOnod to the Htrecta, owing to tbo high prices demanded by (Yctorti. Tho Persia's advices caused a bettor fooling. Wo quoto Strict Middlings llo.; Good MfddllugH ll>fy. WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT. Block on band Sept'. 1 b .los. d£0 Received pant weok /...j,,.. 2,010 Received previously 69,170—41,189 41,469 Shlppod 14,134 Stock ou baud Nov 24, 1886 ( i ...27,346 Rtocksame timeiost'yoAr 16,967 Port of Savniuinh...., Arrived. Ship Now York, F.dwurds, Ciiarlontcm, In ballafit,’ to Padelford. Fay & Co. j Suhr R U Domill, Look, New York, to Octavus Cohen. Bohr L 8 Davis, I.yuch, New York, td Coboiw k Horta. 'j. Dauiol’d Hat, Irom plantation, with 71 l<w rice, to Habordham k Son. Cleared* Steamship Florida, Woodhutl, New York—l*mlol- ford, Fay Co. i Illinois—Official* Buchanan, Fremont Fillmore Buchanan over Frement, Olilo-Officlal* ... .105,344 96,180 37,451 .9,164 Death of a well known Showman.—New York, Nov. 29.—Gen- Rafos Welch the great American circus proprietor died here last night of typhoid fever. From Kansas.—Chicago, Nov. 30.—Dates from Kansas to the 21st Instant, are received. Judge Cato had refined to issue a writ of habeas corpus in case of the murderer Hayes. Great excitement prevailed among the pro- slavery men. Sentence or a Mubdkekil—Albany Nov. 28.—McCann, who has been on trial for sever al days for the .murder of his wife, has been convicted and sentenced to be executed on the 23d of January* Fatal Affray.—At Charleeton, Kanawha co. Va., last week, Burnell Clay was Wiled bv Uriah Young, in an affray in which Clay at tempted to ahoot Young, who wrestled the gun from his hand and fractured his skull with it. Ereinont,... Uuclinnnti,.. Fillmore,... 187 AM 170,87* 38,123 Fremont over Buchanan,.. 10,*23 ViaiLANOB Gomxitixk—A meeting of the clttxens of Greenbrier county, Va.. was held on tho 2tth of November, and a Vigilance Com mittee formed to expel from the county a family nuned SblfHet—th. expulsion to take place on the 2d of December. Close or Canal Navigation.—The New Yorkcuul commissioner, tnnounca that they will close the ctntls December 10th, ooles. they ure sooner closed by ice. Th. Huntsville Advocate letnu that on Wed- aesduy the 19th nit Mr. Barton T. Pride wu burnt to dexth neu tho Mtdlsow station, in Madison county. Ah. PxonLLKB Loft.—Cleveland. Nov. 30.—Tho Propeller Htnnattan was wrecked In the tar. I^, „ bor this morning, during * storm. All her |uu. by pause tigers and erew were saved. I uovis I sunn ciHiiii Of PH9KY8 to Mias John M. Daulrls. i Thursday evening, Dr. JAMKS'HUJf- JA 8., daughter of Mr. Iii Nashville, Tenn; ( on Thursday morning, at 6 o’clock,. byi tbo Rov. Df» Edgar,- Ksq., Assistant Editor, of the Patriot. Mnd#Hss>IAUYE. ~ daughter of Mrs.. Frames Catnpboll, e Cll y*. .. , ..,.4 • ■ ... i * I eiut. «g' HIT. ..December 3 Sailed. Steamship Florida, Woodhullj Now York. Passengers. Per steamship Florida, for New York—H s Wells, W Burt, J L Joyce, W Flagg, LJ Mustard, U " Crosby* Mrs l’apj and 8 steerage. Consignees, For sebr R M Demill, from Now York—G W An derson, J M Selkirk, Brigham, Kelly k Co, M A Co hen. J F CuUlns, Claghoru k Cuunlugham, C Epulug, 1 taller k Hanley, A H Champion, W H Gulou, Hone < i Connery,. A Haywood, Holcombe, Johnson & Go. Hard e A Co, Lovdl kBaltimore, iS.M lafllteau, O A L iomar. MoMnhou k Doyle, IW Morrell, Faim- or k Non. D O’Conner, - Fatten, Uuttoa k Co, Ruse, Dovls k Long, A Tyler, Tlson k Gordon, Wayuo k Sou, Yonge k Friewon. Poj schr 1.8 DavU, from Now York—Ogden,SUTr. A Co, J M Selkirk, Foote k Jandou, Webster k Palmes, M A Cohou, U11 May, J A Drown, S M Lai- Uteau, G M Conn, MoMahon k Doyle, Holoombo, Jobnaon k Co. Gilbert k Tilden, Clughorn k Cun- nlngham, L N FalUgant, natsonkCo, HBBogar- dm, Wayne arson, N B & H Weod. N B Knapp, J HBtevemion, ADoole, WM Davidson, llaraeo Co, No ran ton, Johmibm A.Cop •A'ougo i.Frlersuu,! J - V Btrboo, Cohens k Horiz, Way k Taylor, Ether idge k Son, HGoodall, Clark k Cooley, Fatten, Mill ion k Co, Moore k Co, Par>oiH k Co. ffleinornmla. NOTICE TO MARINERS. CAFE HATTER AM BEACON LIGHT. A wooden oi»en frame work beacon bos been erootod on tho end of tbo Sand Spit extending In nearly a duo south co irso from the Cape Hatteros IJght-honse. Tbe beacou tower has an elevation or 43 feot abovotbo mean level of tho sea; is painted rid and fltted with a 6th order lens apparatus. A fixed while light will be exhibited on the night or the 10th December next, aud un every night thereafter, from on elovatioL or 36 Let above tho mean level of the sea. By order of tbe Light houso Board: W. H. l*. WHITING, First Lleutununt Corps of Engineers. Wilmington, N. U., Nov. io, 1856. CITY MAR8HAL’B SALE. O N WEDNEMIUY next, at 10 o’clock, A.M., I will sell to tho highest bidder the Stolls in the markot tor one year. No bid will bo taken from any person, unless u Butcher, for tho Meat Stalls. Persons purchasing Stulls will have the privilege or keeping them for uuother year at the tame price. Terms cash. Sale will take placo in the market, nndnr tbe superintendence of the Markot Commit tee. D-N’L IL'STEWART, in 28 City Murabtu. 1A BBLS. HIRAM SMlW’S DOUBLE IU EXTRA,Ge. uesaee Pastry FI.OUR. 8 bbls Buokwhoat Flour, 26 boxes I^iyer RaldiUB, aud yi uud ^ boxes MALAGA EAISIN8. I bale Soft-sboll Almonds, 2 bales Hard shell do, Q boxes Shelled do, 60 drums NEW TURKEY PIGS. 2 coses PRUNES iu glass jars, (new) 2 casks Zauto UIRRaNTS, 10 boxes Genoa CITRON, DAT K 8. Ground Fpices, all kiu«ts, warranted pure; Atner- icuu Mustard, iu tiu uaulstors; Becker’s Farina, Corn Starch, Pearl Starch, Indigo, Ac., &o., for sale at no28-2t DICKSON’S, Barnard st. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BUT THREE DAYS LEFT! Col. Wood’s Museum, AT ST. ANDREW'S HALL.. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Doc. 4th, 5th and 6th. Greatest Exhibition In the World I Eight Moat Wonderful Living Human Curiosities* ‘ ' Admissiou to all 60 cents; Children and servants 25 cents. to 12 M., from 2 to decs *U llVUWl Doors open from 9>i A. M. I 6 K, aod6^ to 10 P. M. NOTICE. T HE Mayer and Aldermen elect are hereby uo< titled to meet at tho Council Chamber In the Exchange ou Monday next, at 10 o’clock, A. M., lor Ihe purnoso or organization. By order of EDWARD C. AND Edward G. Wilson. Clerk of Council. DKKSON, Mayor. dcc3 B NOTICE. Consignee) of goods por ship Richurd Cobdon aro hereby notified to attond to re ceiving them, ou Waldburg f s wharf. All goods not takvu away by aundown will bo stored at tho cx. pcnscor consignees. dcc3 _C. A.J*. LAMAR. Bank of Commerce, 1 Savannah. 3d Deo., 1S63. J Y a Resolution or tbo Board, It Ib ordered that tho (bird Instalment of Twenty-five dollars por share, on tbo Capital Stock of this Bank be paid on or before tbo 31at January next. JNO. O. FFAUULL, Cashier. decD-lawtd BankofSivannnohJ T" Dec. 3, 1866. / D IVIDEND No. 10.—tho Dirootora have this day declared a devideud oT Five Por Cent. rrom the profits for tho last six months, *•’“ demand. W. B. TINSLEY, dee8-lt g-Ropublican and News copy It. THE MAHINK BANK OF GEORGIA. 1 flavanoah. Deoombor 2d, 1868 j f*\IV4l»KN’D No. 09.—The Board of Blrooinn of XJ tills Ilai.k bavo llils day declared a uomi-uu- uual dividend of three dollars ($3) por share, which will bo puid ou demand. dec2—2t W P. HUNI'BR, Cashier. PLANT MBS* BANK, ) davanuab, Deo. 1st, 185’). t D IVIDEND No. 8J.-Th0 Board or Directors have this day deolared a Dividend of six |ter cent, from the profits or the last six months, payable on aud prior Thursday next, 4th instant. , duel—2t H, W, MEROKR, Cashier. BREAD t—BREAD 1—BREAD I mitE subscriber will resi mo Baking on Thun- X day, tho 4th Docnmber, and will be pleaaed to serve Ills former customers aud tho publlo. Orders left at hU house, opposite Mr. Gillam'a Mill, Liberty Btreet, will bo duly attondod to. deal—6t WM. J. CLAGHORN. NOTICE. A LL persons having olalms against, tho estate ol* xX George M. Waldburg, lato or Chatham county, decoa«od, arc herhby notified to present them, properly attestod, to tho undersigned, within the lime nroHcribe l by law; and all persons Indobted to said ostato aro horoby required to mako Imme diate payment to the udderslgned. JACOB WALDBURG, Administrator cum testamento annexo of estate of dccl-tr George M Waldburg. NOTICE. T WO inunths alter date application will be made to tho Hounrublo, the Court or Ordluary of Chatham count)', for leave to sell all tho property, roal uud porsonal, of tbe ostate or Gourgo M. Wald burg, lato or said county, docoaBed, for the benefit or the licir and creditors or said estate. JACOB WALDBURG, Administrator cum testamonto uunexo or estate or doc!-2m George M. Waldburg. FRESH BISCUIT AND OBAOKltBS J U&T RECEIVED, comprising all tbo difToreUt kinds New Vork affords, consisting or Congress, Egg, Milk, Wine, lemen, 8oda, Abernathy, Maple, and other Biscuit, Now Year’s Cake, Ginger and Spiced Snaps, Fox’s, Buttor, Boston, Lemon, Plo Nio, Graham, Water; Sugar, and Faucy Crackers— all 01 which we fcball keep conitantly on hand and receive fresh supplies by every steamer at tbe Suvunuati Grocery ond'Fruit Dei HOV26 WM. H. F NAL NOTICE—All persons .indebted to the subscriber,.us cbiinuey contractor, aro here by notified, tbat unless their accounts arc settled by tho 10th day of December uoxt,‘they wih be in discriminately placid In tbo hands of a magistrate for collection. JOHN LARKIN, uov28-3t Chimney Contractor. *** Nows copy. T>LUE. BROOMS, BUCKET.-*, Bl-CUIT, Sic— JD 109 boxes Fig IUiio, .60 doz 2 uud 3 ply mourns, 100 doz 2 aud .1 hoop Buckets, 25 bbls Soda. Sugar and Butter Biscuit. 10 bbls Pilot Bread. Received and for sulo by uov2u MoMAPON k DOYIF. gOOlS AND SHOES— J lady’s wbltoSatlu Slippers, • Gent's fine B&ftttf‘and Gaiters, Gent’s Oxford Tlos and low quavered Shoes, Boys’ and Youths’ Gaiters. Un baud at 71 aud 162 Gibbon’d Range, novBi M. J. BUCKNER. />HEE8E,' BUTTER, ko.—200 boxes Goshen X/ Choose: 5 J do English Dairy do; 20 cases Pine Apple do; 6'j firkins Choice Butter; 6 casos (X and }£ boxes) Sardines; landing and for sale by “T>vl2 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON k CO. BUCKWHEAT & MACKEREL. i)n )« bbls Fresh Buckwheat, AVJ 20 X do. 26 buzes do. 20 bbls New No. 3 Mackerel, 10 X do I*arge No. 1 do. 10 X d° tamll No. 1 do. landing aud for sale by oct 31 SCSANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. DR. Mn’KtNLEY will leacb aFrenohClass, at the house of Mrs. Elkins, ou YorkiL Tho host persons In Savannah can be given .as roforonco. nuv28-tf Central R, Road & Banking Co. of Ga. 1 Savaunib, Nov. 13,1866. / The Aunuai vetting orflmekholders will bd bold at the Company’s Office, West Broad street, on Tuesday, tbe alxteeuth day of De comber next, at 10 o’clock Iu the forenoon. Stockholders will be puts >d to and lrout tho meeting ntxx. novlfi—td GE . A. CUYlsER, Cuhlor. FELLOW-CITIZENS OF CHATHAM COUNTY. J am a caudldalo for ro-oluotiou to thu ol- wm Uce of Rocelvor of Tax Returns iu Jauudiy uext, and resiwotfolly solicit your suUkagcs. . *Ugll ^ JOHN REEDY. . TO THE VOTERS OF CIIATHAM COUNTY. KolloW’Cltlieus, I am a candidate at Uie ■w election, iu Jaouary next, for tho office of rax Collector, aud solicit your support A. HARMON. Savannah, dept. 80th, 1860. oct 1 NOTICE. YTTYLLY k COLLINS have takcu an office ou f V the coruer of Drayton st. and Bay lauc, op posite tue oflko of C. A. L. lavmar, Esq., for tho transaction of an Auoilou and Geucral Brokerage business. Real aud Personal Estate sold ou Commission {al so, Stocks and Bonds. Loans negotiated. Uboral advances made on property entrusted to them for solo. tfnovlb NOTICE. demands against tbe Estate TT, deceased, will . , Ihoao Indebted will please make payment to FRANCIS J. CHAMPION, no4-ltn Sole Qualified Executor. A LL persons having demands aga A. of Mm. ELIZA ANN JEWEPP, hand them in duly attested, and thm 4 of 4ol' 8 of 12 of 12 of 748 of NOTICE. A LI. nersou* havlug douiauds against the eBtato of baulul O’Conner, deceased, will baud them n. duly attested, as roquired by law;aud those Iu- deuted will please mako payment, to W. R. SYMONS, Qualified Adm’r. Novembor 8th, 1866. nov8 1,000 prizes, a i ountlng to ,$132,6‘>0 Whofo Tickets $10; Halves $5; Quarter* $2 60. t.lttHilAAN’P’sCHEM K. GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND. Class T, To bo drawu iu Baltimore, ltd., Saturday, Doc. 27. NOTICE. A LL porsous ludebted to tbo Estate of Jouo Mc Donald, late or McIntosh county, deceased, are requested to mako Immediate payment; <ho* having demands agaiusl said Estate are requested to presout them; duly authenticated. MOSES D. HARRIS, Executor. Nov. 7th. I860. uov7 Omen SAV’H, Auuxv k Gclk It. R. Co., \ Savannah, Nov. 0,1866. ( 1 1HE Seventh Instalment or 19 iwr cent, ou th . Capital Stock or tho Suvauuah, Albany aud unlf Rail Road Company, by a Resolution of tho Board, is boreby ordered to be paid ou or before the 10th day of Ja tuary, 1857. WM. WARING HABERSHAM, . aov6 Secretary aud Treasurer. 26,749 _ BEADY MADE CLOTHING. TUST received by stermer Alabama, a largo lot (I or BlacV Cloth Frook Oorts, Black L'oeskiu and Figuered Casshnere Punts, Figured Black aud Fuu- cy Silk Vests, Blue Pll"t Cloth Circular Talmas, for sale low by WM. R. SYMONS, Draper aud Tailor, nov22 17 Whitaker st. MERINO UNDER SHIRTS. A F1U23H supply or Bilk and Merino Under Shirts for sale low by W. R. SYMONS, nov22 17 Whitaker st. WHITE kXD~GLOVES. W HITE aud straw Color Kid Gloves just re ceived aud for sale by WM. R. SYMONS, uov22 17 Whitaker at. BOARDING. A FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN can bo accommo- dated with board and lodging on Broughton street, nearly upposito H. Morse's Houso Furnish- lag Store. Also, > few Day Boarders. uov12 W ANTED IMMEDIATELY a good Cook, who will be willing (o Iron and wash for a small family. A suitable persou will receive good wages and a permauont place. Apply at this office. T hree hundred active young men to set as local and traveling agents in a business easy, usefol and honorable, at a salary or $100 per month I A capital or $6 only roqulreu I No patent mouicluo or book buBinosa. Full particulars given (freo) to aU who enclose a poelago stamp or a threo cont piece, and address a. B. MARTYN, sept22—w8in Plalstow, N. U. WANTED. mwo good B'ys to wait about tho Barbershop. X Liberal wages will be paid promptly for them. ' J. M. HAYWOOD, Ageut. Apply to . uov22 S YRUP, CIDER, Ac- ioo boxes various qualities l^mon Syrup, 60 boxes quarts aud pints Chumpague Older, 60 casks Jeffrey's Ale, landing aud for sale by nov22 HOI.COMBF, JOHNSON k CO. SAVANNAH WATER WORKS. OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, 1 November 13th, 1860. J T IE WATER RENTS for the present year wore due from the 1st Instant, and payabto at the office or the Board. The attention ot those persons supplied with water from tho works Is called to Section 20 or An Ordinance to amend an Ordinance for the care and management ortho Savannah Water Works. novlS R. J. R. BEE, Secretary. R ECEIVED by late arrivals— Ladies Wbl ~ “ QUGAR— IO 26 hhds “choice’’ Porto Rico Sugar, 20 bhde St Croix Sugar, 200 bbls A. B k C crushed and pulverized Sugar, In Btoro and. for sa:e by nov22 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON k CO. A pples, cheese, butter, hams and po tatoes— 15 bbls Apptos, 25 boxes Cuecso, 15 firkins Butter, 5 casks Haras, 50 bbls Potatoes, Rccoivod por steamer and for salo by uovl3 MoMAHON k DOYLE. G roceries.—160 blu abac sugar; 25HhdsNO&PR Sugar 5 300 Socks Rio Coffee, all grades ; 160Boxc3 Colgatos No. 1 Palo and\Faml Soap. 100 Boxes No. 1 do; 200 do Adamantine Caudles; 60 do Sperm; 100 do Slarch; 100 do Tobacco. For salo by RODGERS NORRIS, k CO. novO TEAS! FRESH TEAS I T HE CHOICEST and boat assortment of TEAS ever offored at retail in this city, including English Breakfast Tea, Delicious Oolong, Plantation Oolong, Silver Lear Hyson, Plantation Imporlal. and other favorite qualities, Just received and for sale by WM. H FARRELL, no20 corner Broughton and Whitaker sts. C HOICE BUTTER.—16 kegs choice Butter Just re ceived and for sale by Got 22 YQUNG k FRIERSON, 94 Bay-a S TUARTS REFINED AND CLARAFIED 8UGAR8— 52bbls Stuarts Crushed Sugar 20 do do Powdered do 25 do do B Clarified do 25 do do A do do 69 do do C do do landing, nova dlug, and for sulo by ov23 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. ihior. 12 GOLD FISH and two laige GLOBES, for salo by J. M. HAYWOOD, agt. S UGAR, SODA AND BUTTER OR ACKERS— 25 bbls hand made Sugar-Crackers. 25 do Soda do 00 boxos do do 20boxos Butter do lauding, and for sale by nov 23 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. N A TRUNK, stolen In this city, by a uegro in _ April, 1856, were Bonds of the city of Augusta, marked lat. C. No’s. 10 k 11, each $1000, with coupons attached for iuteroat since Oct. 1864. The public aro hereby cautioned not to purchase sold Bonds. uovlO-lm TVXAOKEREL, CODFISH, &c- IjX 76 bbls No. 2 and 3 Mackerel, 40 half bbls largo No. 1 and 2 do, 20 kite mess No. 1 do, 25 quar bbls largo No. 1 do, 2 hhds Codfish, 100 boxes Scald Herrings, Landing and for sato by nov22 HOLCOMBE,JOHNSON k CO. P ipes, pickles, pepper, paper, &o. 50 boxes English Pipos, 100 cases assorted, plots and quarts, Pickles, 100 boxes fresh ground Pepper, 126 reams assorted sizo wrapping Papor, Received and for salo by dec3 McMAHON k DOYLE. T ONDON POKIER&C—Just received 15 casks. M j qts. and pts. Byass I/mdon Porter—also Otard and Senolte Brandies, Port, Bcherry. and Medlra Wines, ko. Ac. Choice articles In glass aud wood for family uso by DAVID O’CONNOR, oot 23 Coruer Broughton A ’Drayton- P K*8, PENS, PENS—A large and extra selee tlon or superior Steel Pens; also, Gold Pens in Gold aud 8i!vcr coses, iu great variety, for salo by novl4 WAR NOCK k DAMS. CJUOAR, BEOAR8, SODA, SOAP, ko. VJ 175 bbls Btuart’s ABAC Sugar, 10 hbds P R and N O Sugar, 76 M Imported Segars, 26 M American do, 100 boxes sup. Carb. Foda, 125 boxes Colgate’s and Beadol’s Family Soap, 75 do do Pale Soap, 76 de do Mol do 76 de do variegated No 1 do 100 do Toilet Soap, 600 half and whole boxes Sardines, Received and Ibr sale by ■ ' deS McMAHON k DOYLE. IJIEA AND TWINE, 100 half Chests assorted, black and greon Toa, 260 oattlos 9,4 and 6 lbs, do, do do do, 60 bale* wrapping Twine, RMtlrel u4 for “to 5j , oHA |, ON k DOYLE, No 206 k 207 Bay st. T EPTKR BOOKS, Copying Presses, Oil Paper, L owl** B '“ uM ’^ d R.K»vsr r - 169 Congress street. F AMILY UIBIES—We have the largest and lluost selection iu Ibis city, got up In the best styles, being bound in Turkey morocco, and moroc co antique, botho English and American; also, hand some 12 mo. and pocket editions of tbe Bible, and Frayor Books, very cheap, for sale by uovU WARNOCK k DAVIS. B LANK BOOKS, or all kinds; 1UU bound Day I Books, Ledgers; journals, *o., and hair bound do, made of good papor aud well bound; also, Pass Books, Memorandums, Writing Books, Ao., for sale by WARNOCK k DAVIS, nov13 169 Congress street. B ACKGAMMON BOARDS, Chess Men, Pencils, Bristol BoardB. Water Colors, Porte , Drawing Pencils, Bristol BoardB. *“ Munalee, Card Casos, PortfoliuN.su., «u., wm by WARNOCK k DAVIS. novlS 169 Congress street. P IG AND BALT HAMS AND 8H0LDER8. Just re ceived 3 barrels Pig Haras aud Shoulders, lOO.oxtra family Smoked Hama and 8 hhds Shoul ders, also 8 casks Sugar Cured Hams, which I will sell for 12X cents per lb. DAVID O’CONNOR, oot 23 Corner Broughton h Drayton si WHITE BATIN ft KID SUPPERS. Ladies White Satin Slippers, do do Kid do Misses Black Gaiters and Morocco Boots, Ladies Polka and Jenny Lind Boots. M. J. BUCKNER, novO No. 71 and 162 Gibbon’s Range, MARYLAND LOTTERIES, FOR DECEMBER* 1866. R. France 4b Co., Managers, A GRAND MARYLAND LOTTKRY (Ou tho Havana Plan.) GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, OF MARYLAND. Extra Clau 7. To bo drawu SATURDAY, Dec. 20th, In Baltimore. Maryland. Prizes amounting to $132,000 wlU be distributed according to tbo following Splendid Scheme: MO,OOO Numbers 1-1,000 Prises I Prizes payable In foil without deduction. 1 prise.,. 1 “ 1 ** , 1 *• ..... 1 •• * 2 « 3 “ 3 *• 187 « APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 or $16u Appro’x 4 of 100 *• 4 of 90 “ . $40,000 .. 14,040 .. 10 00# .. 2,000 .. 1,6)0 .. 1000 ... 200 ..$40,000 .. 14,940 .. 19,000 .. 6,000 .. 3,000 .. 2,000 .. 1,600 .. 1,000 200 1 prize of 1 “ ..... 1 “ 4 prisos or 20 i .... 10 “ ;i ....; 10 “ 173 “ 06 « 1. $06,000 .. 36,000 .. 16^20 .. 10,000 .. 6,000 .. 2,500 .. 1,760 .. 700 ,. 300 .. 200 .. 100 .. 49 .. 20 30,310 prizes, amounting to... $1,141,140 Tickets $20; Halves $10; Quar. $6, Eighths $2.60. .9" All orders for Tickets or Packages lu any or tbe Maryland Lotteries will receive prompt atten tion, and the drawing mailed to all purchasers im mediately after it Is over.* Address T. II. HUBBARD k CO. No 89 Fayette street, or Box No. 40„ uovl9 Baltimore Md. SOUTHERN LOTTERY ON THE HAVANA PLAN I PRIZES GUARANTIED I 10)1,000 Dollars—IS,00 ON umbers Only! PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION, Jasper county academy BV AUTHORITY OV THI STATS OV OZOXOIA, CLASS T, To be drawu Decomber 16, 1866, at Concert Hall, Macon, Ga., under tbe sworn superintendence ot Col. George M. Logan and W. C. Anderson, Esq. fgr Uemeiubor this tottery ha3 only fifteen thousand numbers—leas than any Lottery In the world, therefore it is tho bost for investment. Ex- amlue the Scheme 1 1 prise or 1 “ 1 4 6 80 1,60U ..$16,000 ... 6,009 ... 2,009 ... 4,000 2,600 8,000 . 00,000 ur$l,000 are.... uf 600 are... of 100 are or 40 are APPROXIMATION PRIZES, 20 approximations of $100 are $2,000 60 «* “ 60 are 2,600 60 “ “ 20 are 1,000 1,712 prises umouutiug to $102,Of f Tickets $10—Halves $6—Quarters $2.60. SO" Prizes payable without deduction. The 1,600 Prizes of $40 are determined by the last figure of tho number that draws , the Capital Prize of $16,000. The Capital Prize wlU, of course, end with oue or tbe figures—1, 2,3,4, 6,6. 7.8,0, 0. Iboso Whole Tickets ending with tne same figurossthelsstinthe Capital wlU be entitled to $40. Halves and Quarters iu proportion. 49* Persons sending money by mall need no fear Its being lost Orders punctually attended to Communications confidential. Bank notes of sound banks token at par. rlsbli Bunk notes of sound 49* Those wishing particular numbers should rder Iff— gRAN ?Y, G1N, RUM, 4c- KAH J I, uu», nu«, ou— 25 bbls Domestic Brandy 20 X casks 4th proof do, twlgg hoops 25 K do do do, do 60 bbls E Phelp’s Ryn Gin 60 do Luther Felton’s Boston Rum 76 do N. 0. Rectified Whiskey 20 K casks Malaga Wlno 50bbls Old P AHGln, In store and for sale by 0C21 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k 00. G herkins, hams, bitters, brush es- 60 doz oases Ghorkins, 260 sugar cured Hams, 100 cases Stomach Bittera, 600 doz Shoo, Stove and Bcrubbiug Brushes, Received and for axle by uovil McMAHON k DOYLE, B uckwheat of the besi^quality, SMOKED SALMON, ANCHOVIES, CODFISH. Mackerel. No. 1, In Kite, Salmon. do do, PIG HAMS, small size, do SHOULDERS, do do, Canadian Oat Meal. Extra Quality in small bags, FRENCH BEANS. 20 bbls handsome TABLE APPLES aud COOK ING do, 5 iiOXES LEMONS, HEW VIOS, FBVNES AHD D&TE8, FRESH BISCUITS, In 16 varieties, some entirely udw; together with a good supply of staplo Groce ries , per steamers Knoxville and Augusta, for sale by WM. H. FARRELL, Savannah Grocery and Fruit Dopot, novl’J corner Broughton 4 Whitaker sts, Address novl7 iy. JAMES F. WINTER, Manager, Macon, da. GENERAL NOLICE. G M. GRIFFIN has Just reeeived another fine • lot or Silver Sugar Spoons, Gravy and Cream Ladles, Butter Knlvos, Knives. Forks and Spuns. Pie Knives, Foils, Knives and Forks, Cake Knives, Crumb Scrapers, 4c., 4c., mostly in morocco cases! Buitablo for presents. novll REAL FRENOHEHBROIDERIKS HENRY LATHROP & CO. W OULD invite tho attention of the Ladles to tholr very large and rich stock of Opened TGfcJ DA Y, embracing tbe following styles! Real Thread, Honlton and MalteBO SETTS “ French, Muslin and Cambric ♦» . Mourning Setts, lu Book, Cambric and Linen Cambric and Swiss. Edgings and Inserting* Embroidered, H. 8. Bordered Udkfb Muslin andCambrlo Bands Misses Setts, iu great variety Infants’ Cups,trimmed. —ALSO— Children’s Worsted Capes Opera Hoods, Ties. 4c. Colored, Silk and Cashmoro Scarfs. oct 6 S AS already rauked Sieluwuy 4 Sons, Btodart, J. B. Dunham k Co., Horace Waters, W io 4 Co., G Vogt, and Lightt, Newton 4 Brad bury’s Celebrated Patent-Arch-Wrcst-PUnk 01-4 and 7 1-3 Octave AS THE BEST IN THE MARKET. , , W. D. ZOGBATJK ft CO. having recently received a new supply or tbeBe makers, would invito tbo attention of the musical 8 ublio to their stock, comprising every article In io line, which can be fora shed st New York Prices. Also, A rich assortment or fine French ENGRAVINGS aud splondid COLORED LITHOGRAPHS, with aud without Frames, jusst arrived and for sale at W. D. ZOGBAUM 4 COS’ No.’s 107 Bryan and 01 St. Jullen sts. NEGROES FOR IAUbT fliHE subscriber offers for sale some Thirty or X more Negri*«s—eonnected by families, and having many Uk« /chUdren. Among these people are good ploughmen, axemen, and house servants. Tlwy tre all or good character, and Uavobcenac. customed to the culture or cotton, etc. They will be delivered by the 1st of January next For par ticulars apply to John W. Anderson, or to nov 27—tf . BRYAN M. MOREI,. T EA, COFFEE AND PEPPER- 20 half chests Black Tea, 60 do do Green Tea, 150 caddies 2,4 and 6 Ib Black Tea, 150 do 2 and 4 ib Green Tea, 160 sacks Green Rio Coffee, 76 boxes Fresh Ground Coffee, 100 do do do Pepper, It bags Whole Pepper, v * Received and for sale by novia McMAHON ft DOYLE, LIVE INSURANCE. T HE Tutted States Lire Insurance Annuity and Tnut Company takes risks on Ihe lives or White Persons for lub. or for a shorter ported, and on 8laves for one or four years, on u favorable terms as any equally responsible Company. Capital and AsseU, Jan^lst, 1856,.$V»21,G12 42 ▲ bonus of 26 per cent has been declared on the CANDLES. man’s Friend 10 cents. Call and examine at BARRON’S Family Grocery, sep26 Whitaker and Cbarlton-streeta. RUTTER ft CHEESE- 26 keg < choice Goaben Butter SO boxes do do Cheese no20 HOT AND COLD BATHS. ■W7 EARLY customers, strangers, and citizens are JL respectfully notified that hot water Is ready Kir them from 6 A. II.UU S P, u.mrrd.y oiccp, Sunday.. A few more ganUtmcn can ba wall ac- oonDodafed to buha u aCfea at tbar chooN at oao tWIar a raoatb, all subacrlben to cotataenca from Nor. UtilSM to Nov. 1,1857, tor*3“ . Sluglo Imlbu, 25 ctatl. ’ Saaaan tloket from l.t Nay to lit Not.. .16. N.D. lOlubicrlboraTiuadduionto^SalSva •retUIcao taka attboloH price or lSdollara a ywr. novw J.ll.H.,Agt. H