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jTliiKSPAY MVMN1WO. ft ototookA M CutfeTti’a HntiTiiM.—Thto mpberb band frill give antartalment this avanlng at the Atbeuwm, end will no doabthaveitra house Oiled to overflowing. Their popularity ran- den it unncceeaary for ui to ny more than to call attention tb tUtlr edvertUmint, They have been with us before end ftolly succeeded in e* ubl idling their merit* Blackwood's lk|iilM. Lemanl Scott ft Go., of New York, tha American re-publUhen of the English Reviews bare sent ua (through the hands of Col. WU- litins,) Blackwood's Magazine for November The following is the table of contents: Mr. Buskin and hla Theories—Subllmo and Ridiculous; The Atbelinga; or.The Three Gifts. Putt VI., The Scott Abroad—The Man of Ai t; Scandinavia; A Cause Worth Trying; Touching Temporalities. Baden-Baden: Table and other Talk There; The Art of Cavilling. Tshnehshb Dklkqations—We had formed tbs opinion that Tennessee would not be rep resented iu the Convention of the 8th, fVom the action of the City Council of Nashville. It was fearful that the holding of said Convention would increased the sectional feeling existing Iteiireen the Northern and Southern interests, but Gov. Andy Johnson repudiates the notion am) lms umdo a full list of appointments. Chattanooga, (Hamilton county,) ip repre sented by tho geutlemen whose names are an nexed: Capt. William Williams, Capt James Williams, John G. Glass, Esq., Col. James A. Whitehead, uud W. Irving CrandaH, Esq. Thk Election in California.- This morn ing-we received the following brief letter from a friend in California, in whose judgmont on such a subject we place more confidence than in those of all the rest of the politicians in the 5Uto together. To onr mind it settles the ques. ten hs to how California has gone, past per* idfenturetVashington Star, 8an Phancihoo, Oal., Nov. 5—5 p. m. My Dear Sir: We will carry this State by I lneuty thousand over Fillmore, and thirty thousand over Fremont, from the complexion of the returns received up to this hour. The tutiouul majority east for Buchanan aud Fill- mure over Fremont, the sectional cuudidate, trill not be less than fifty thousand, probably sixty tlu-usand. The Legislature Democratic by*an overwhelming mtyorltv, uud will elect two Ann unci uufliuching Kansas Nebraska Deuioerats to the Senate for four, and six years Hotting of Court s*—The Contested Kan sas Seat. Washington, Dec. 1.—Congress assembled to day, ut 12 o'clock. The galleries were crowded, and there was x large attendance of the members, of both Bouses. After tho usual preliminary business, a Joint committee was appointed to wait on the Presi dent and inform him of the organization of Congress, and it! readiness to receive any mes sage. The .Senate adjourned at an early hour. In the House, Mr. Phelps of Mo., presented the credentials of Gen. Whitfield, the delegate from Kinsius, asking that be be aworn in. Mr. Grow of Pennsylvania,objected,contend ing that tha Kansas election was illegal, it beiug i'i violation ot the Constitution and organic law. air. Phelps contended that Gen. Whitfield wm entitled to admission, as he presented pri<* nm facie evidence of his election, and there were none here to contest it. The credentials would oe referred to the Committee on Elec tions, whose report the House could not act with Justice. The question was then put on the admission of Geu. W. f uua decided in the negative by seven mnjority, Mr. Grow moved to reconsider bis vote, aud then to table ills motion. The friends of Whitfield then commenced a parliamentary struggle to stave off a vote until the arrival of absentees. Unsuccessful motions to adjourn, &c„ were decided by yeas and nays. The House adjourned pending Mr. Grow's motion. In each House it was announced through the committee appointed to wait on the President, thut he would transmit his message at noon to morrow. More 'Troops for Florida. Tho Now Orleans Crescent ot last Saturday «ys: United States transport steamship Suwanee, J. \\*. Kittredge, commanding, from Brazos St. Iago, arrived in port yesterday evening, with 350 government troops, destined for Fort Myers, Fa., under command of Capt. J. A. Whitall, Lieutenant J. A. Webb 0. J. Lynde, 6th In fantry; J. H. Pelouge,S. D. Lee, J. H.-Need, 4th Aruilety; Surgeon, Thos. A. McParlir. Also, 122 Uuited States soldiers under command of Lieut. J. Updegraff, 5th Infantry, accompanied by Surgi.ou J. H. Holden, destined for New York. C ipt Phelps, 4th Artillery, came passenger on the Suwanee. Tim United transport ship Julia, G. Tyler, sailed on the 22d, with eight .companies 5th In fantry under command of C. L. Stevenson, ac< uompjnicd by Surgeon JolmF. Head. Transport schooner O'. U. Kuudsob, to sail with Capt. Fin-Ins' Light Battery, and Company B, 4th Artillery. Also, transport schooner Chrysolite, with camp equipage, etc. All destined for Fort Myers Florida. The .Suwanee, after taking on government “tores and fuel, will proceed to Fort Myers. Illness of Judge Wayne. The Raleigh correspondent of the Wilming ton Herald in a letter of November 28th writes: Judgo Wayne, of tho Federal Court, was taken this morning with a severe attack of paralysis. Ho has not yet recovered. Of course, no more business will be done in the Court. Two boys from the Western part of the State have been tried and convicted for rob ing the mail. It is doubtful whether the Judge will bo able to pronounce sentence on them at this terra. Tnis Georgia Conference.—The Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church or this Stato, commences in,this place, to-day Mjftereuce will be opened this morning at 10 o dock at the Methodist Church, Bishop Andrews is expected to preside. We Jearn that »great deal of important business will be brought before the body. A large number preachers havo already arrived, they are an in- pdligeut looking body of'men. We sincerely hope that their stay will bo rendered agreebly jnd comfortable, Our best wishes attend them “ad their ministrations. We hope to be able ‘“°. ur »<*t, to give a full account of their pro- ^wuingfl.-^vimericiw Republican of yesterday> Mail Robbkrv.—Our friend Gen. -Frierson, So thu »i‘>3t vigilant special agents of the roat (jflice Department,arrested a few days ago bue James B. Street, who had robbed the mall between Gainesville and CarnesvlUe, in this btate, und lodged him safely in Jail at Cam ming in Forsyth county. Once upon the track 5V* raai l robber, and the General never stop* S! the game." -Theso depredators bp°u the mail might as well do as the coon did witu Captain Scott made his appearance at we root of the tree which the coon had ascend- for safety. Our readers all know the story, cannot forget thecoon’a remark—"You ?, ot ^ hoot » 0a Pto!n Scott, I will come JJffn. s 0 with these robbers; whfen they SSVf the General being in pursuit, they 5 „ as well "give in," and meet him half r. u .i.. u W0l "d aa* e great expense and trouble, »oa the end would be the some.—Atlanta Ex~ amwir. Federal Court is in session here this week, K u . no . r Jud « e w *y ne presiding— Mr.Dick, "it 1 , 111 Attorney, and Mr. Jones? Marshal, In JiJendunce. Cherry, arraigned, for mail rohb- nft tried on Wednesday and acquitted. f eases lmvo beon tried, an account of it th f 0 Bh all give in our next The Court, thought, will not atyourno before Satur- J** Wayne is diitiogulsbed as a presiding iSjgj^g hismyy, impartiality and ability, (From Hm iiliarl.b^p Cmirlqt*, or yesterday.] Military < otirtesles between Navnittiah ai»«l Charleston. We have Um pleasure of presenting tho i'oU lowiug currc«phmlphde, : which will explain.It self, und will lie read with Interest by all who wittieused the visit to our city of the gallant and woll-cqiiljiped " Georgia Hussars . Lbo»HEft>ONDKNOK.] . Savannah, Nov. 27,1850. 2b the Secretary of the Charleston L'ghi Drugoons: Dear Sir Enclosed you will fiufl au invit ation to the Charleston Light Dragoons, from the Georgia Huiwars, which you will perceive a-sks the corps to uuite with us in the celebra tion ot tlm auuivenmry of Washington’s Blrth- Day. Wc are desirous that the Charleston Light Dragoons should,be our guests for sevoml days, ut least-three, ami as much l inger as they cau find it convenient and pleasant. The -22d or February falling ou Sunday, we would wish that you .should arrive in Suvuunuh ou the Saturday previous, so us to pumde with us on Monday uud Tuesday. We will be ob liged to you, should your company accept our invitation, (which we earnestly trust they will have uo reasou to decliue.) If you would corres pond with us in relation to the time of arrival, numbers, Ac,, Jbc., in order that we nmy make arrangements in accordance. Wo take the liberty ol addressing you, as the Bocretary of your corps, us it coutaius matters which could not 1m well included in the official invitation. Very truly, yours, etc., Lieut. W. H. Banes, ) Private J. Hartridgk, Com’toe. Private Wm. F. Preston,) Please address Wm. F. Preston. Savannah, Nov. 2-1.1855. 2b the Officers and Members of flic Charleston Light Dragoon* : Gentlomuu—Ata meeting of the “Georgia Hussars,” held on the eveniugot the 17th hist, it was unanimously resolved by the Company, that the Charleston Light Dragoons be invited to visit Savuuuuh, and uuite with us in tlm celebration of the next Auniversary of Wash ington's Birth Day, and that a committee be appointed by the Captaiu of this Corps, to ex tend said invitation to the “Chqrlestoii Ligbt Dragoons." The uudersigued were appointed us such Committee, ana therefore, iu the name of the "Georgia Hussars,” we most earnestly and cor* dially invite you to visit our City on the oc casion above mentioned, us our guests, uud to participate with us iu tho exorcises or our. Corns, aud tlm celebration of the Anniversary The Georgia Hussars, are deeply impressed with tho kiiidness aud hospitality extended to them by your Corps, in April last, aud earnest ly dcsiro thut another union of tho two Com- I ronies may draw moro closely tho bonds of [indues* and friendship between us. We therefore trust und hope that tnis iuvita* tiou will be uucepted with the same spirit of cordiality and sincerity with which it is ex* tended. We have. Geutlemen, Thu honor to be, Your mostob'tserv’ts,&c., Lucut. W. H. Banks, ) Privtk J. Hartridoe, [- Committee. Private Wm. F. Preston ) Charleston, S. C., Dec. 2,1850. 2b Lieut. IV, H, Banks, and Privates J, Hartridge and IVm, F. Preston, Committee, fyc. Gentlemen Your communication of the 24th November, setting forth the proceedings of the Georgia Hussars, at a meeting held by that corps on the 17th ultimo, and a letter to the Secretary oi the Charleston Light Dragoons^ under date of the 27th November, the whole accompanied by a note, under cover, to Capt. Paine, of the Dragoons, have been received and disposed of, as will presently appear. Be as sured, gentlemen, that with the ready and wel come wit of a Dawson, and the stirring and ef fective eloquence of a Hartridge, still as it were ringing in my ear,that I enter upon the discharge duty now assigned me with no ordinary degree of acceptance and interest. Your kind invitation, as you will perceive by one of the resolutions which follow these remarks, has been accepted by the corps that 1 have the honor to represent. Tbe Dragoons will visit Savannah on the oc casion of the celebration of the next birth day of the immortal Washington, and, as you have assigned them "a place In the picture," at that time, they will occupy it. For the very cordial and fluttering manner in which you have been pleased to couch the invitation from the Hus-* sars to the Dragoons, as tbe official or gan of the latter, you will permit me to return you their unqualified acknowledgments. Communication will he kept up with you by a committee appointed by the dragoons for that purpose. Iu conclusion, 1 have the pleasure and honor to transmit to you the (ollowing copy of a series of resolutions, which were, with great unanimity, passed ata meeting of the Charleston Light Dragoons on the 1st inst., and with every assurance on the part of my corps of the lively interest they feel in the success, welfare and happiness or the Hussars, beg that you will believe me, with sentiments of the highest esteem, Your very obedient servaut, James H. Murrell, Secretary and Treasnror Charleston Light Dragoons. 1. Resolved, That the Charleston Light Dra* goons accept tho invitation, bo kindly tender ed by the Georgia Hussars, to participate with them in celebrating tbe next birth day of the immortal Wbshington. 2. Jtoolvcd, That a committee of three be appointed, who shall make all necessary ar rangements to that end. 3. Resolved, That the Secretary convey to the Hussars the proceedings of this meeting, with suitable expressions in regard to the feel ings of the Dragoons, in anticipating a renew al of tbe pleasant intercourse so happily begun on tbe recent visit of the Hussars to Charleston in April last. Serious Railroad Accident.—Washington, Dec. L—A serious accident occurred on the Manassas Railroad, Saturday uight, at the Gap rivor station iu Warren county. The ,bridge over the Shenandoah gave way under the weight of the train, which, consisting of the engine and five cam, was precipitated forty-flvo feet iuto the river. The engineer, fireman and conduct or were instantly killed, and John G. Buck, a of Warren, fatally wounded. (N Hash isoton.—A dUuUoh to U» Bill!, more Bonimi Ummi. Pr/or of Hlchmond, {tank, of Potenborg, tnd otben, .re in ffiashlnglou, »nd thit oltcumutanca attending their pnaence there Indicate the probable oc° currence of a duel, KoanUTii'H liKCTiruEB,—The London tinea sayathatM.Kossuth rested f3,000 sterling ttf hU seriee of lectures In Scotland lest season; nnd that he hae received olghty Invitations lor vrlnter lectures In Grest Britain. Addino iNsutT to Injubv Tho Wheeling Dally Time, a paper that advocated the elec tion ot Hr. Fillmore to the Presidency, says: A Southern paper not content trith having defeated our candidate, glories over os by pub lishing the following an THF, FILLMORE PYRAMID. no north I no south j I no sastMII NownaTliill NO WHEBniilil! (NOW NOTHING i 11111 A Dauqhte* to BBS Fathis—Julia Web- star Appleton, the daughter of Daniel Webster, iu a letter addressed toiler father sixteen years ago, thus appealed to him on an occasion of Ills sickness to return to private lifo: “What la the whole country to your family, when weigh ed in the balance with one hoar of sicknesa or anxiety wliioh it causes you? 1 am no great patriot; I do not iovo Rome better than Cajsar— tho advancement of party better thanmy own dear father," Convictkd—Adam Scott has been convicted at New Orleana, of poisoning I. Smeller of that city. He was foundgailtyof murder, but with out capital punishment. Mr*. Smoker is still in prison, to be tried for aiding and abetting the murderer. Killed—.John S. Hamilton, Esq., a lawyer, formerly of Pittsburg, was killed K Fort Madi. son, Iowa, a few dsjs, ago, by the explosion of B cannon, while Bring n demoomtloadute. Mr. H. was a volunteer in the Mexican war, and a member of Iowa Legislature at tho time of hla death. MBxtcAN Rnvoumex.—Now Orleans, Dec. L--Ad vices from Mexico confirm the succeaaes of viuduri, und report further revolutionary movements. Supreme Court-Doc. 1—The Supreme Court met in Washington to-day. All the judges are present but Wayne and Nelson. Tuk Presidential Election—We hare now returns from every State in the Union. Cali fornia having gone for Buchanan, tbe final re sult is as follows: Buchanan 174 votes Fremont ...144 “ Fillmore 8 “ Total I votes. Horrible Death prom Hydrophobia.—At Allentown, Pa., last week, Henry Brotzman, a young man, died of Hydrophobia. He was bitten about six weeks since, but the dog was instantly killed. A horse was also blttop and died. In skinning it tho young mau received a wound, uud agulu his whole system was re-poisoned. Several days alter, be complain ed of dullness and pain in the head and 1 mbs, which, with the bewildered appearanco of the eyes and dread of tho sight of wafer, were the first symptoms of tho horrible disease. This was followed by a general prostration of tbe system, accompanied by violent paroxylsm, with a flow of sal ira; which ended iu his death A Delicious Temperance Test—Who would not live in almost auy placo where the young ladies are addicted to tne delicious cus tom which is set forth by an exchange as fol- °"Quaker young ladles iu the Maine Law Statea.itissaid, still continue to kiss the lips of the young temperance men, to seo.if they have been tampering with liquor. Just imagine a beautiful young girl approaching you, young temperanco man, with all the dignity of an ex ecutive officer, and the innocence of a dove, with the charge—Mr. Ike I'., the ladies believe yon are in the habit of tampering with liquor, mid they have appointed mo to examine you according to our established rule—are you wil ling ? yon must acquiesce. She steps gently up to yon, lays her soft white arms around your neck, dashes back her ra ven curls, raises ho sylph-Uke form upon her tip-toe. and with her angello features lit up with a smile as sweet as Heaven, places her rich, rosy, pouty. sweet, sugar, molasses, strawberry, honeysuckle, sun flower, rosebud, tractor lips, against yours, and busses you, by cracky! Hurrah! for the gals and the Maine Law, and death to all opposi tion! Mid- Ion at The Naval Academy—The following ■hipmen have passed their final examinauc the NavaLAcudemy at Annapolis: Thomas O. Selkridgo, Massachusetts: Joseph-'N. Miller, Illinois; John B. Jtarnea, Massachusetts; John M. Stribllng, Virginia. These gentlemen con stitute an advanced olaia who have completed their atndita in three inatead of four years, the time osnally required. ATLane's Celebrated Vermifuge in Missouri. Job P. 0., Ombow Co., Mo., July 22d, 1885. MfssRs, Fuutixu Bass,, Dear Sira: I have used Dr. M'Lane's Celebrated Vermifuge, prepared by you, in my family, and I do think it the best preparation now in ubo Tor expelling worms from the human sys tem. My neighbors have also used it with the same success. You are at liberty to use thlsss you see lit. Yours, lie., WM. 0. NETTLE. The above is a sample or certificates daily re ceived by the proprietors, Fleming Bros., or M’Lane’s' Celebrated Vermifuge and Liver PiUs. Wo think we are safe in saying they are the most reliable and popular remedies of the day. J- Purchasers will be careftl to ask for Dr. M’I.ane’8 Celebrated Vermifuge, manufactured by Fleming Bros., of Pittsburgh, Pa. AU other Ver mifuges in comparison are worthless. Dr. M’lane'i genuine Vermifuge, also bis celebrated Liver Pills, cau now be bad at ail respectable drug stores. None genuine wltliouttbo signature of FLEMING BROS. [46] nov2Q (Cnmmtroal 3ntrlitpa. Savannah Market, December 4. COTTON—The sales this forenoon were 682bales, yix: 46 at 11X, 64 at 119-16,14 at 11K, 25 at 11 420 at lift, and 111 at 12. APALACHICOLA, Nov 29—Cotton— 1 The receipts during the post week amount to 1,674 bales, and tbe exports to — bales, leaving the stock on hand, including all on shipboard not cleared, 7,788, against 6,677 bales at the same time last year. At the cioso of our last weekly report we left the market with vory little doing, buyers waiting for a hotter supply which the rise in tbe rivor was bound to bring out. This state or things continued throughout Saturday and Monday. On Tuesday the umrkei opened with sales of 550 bales, at about tho prices quoted in our laBt review. Wed nesday the demand increased, tbe sales ot tho day fuming up 1,625 bates. Thursday 557 bales were disposed of, and yostorday417 bales, making a to- total—all iu four days—of 3,149 bales, entirely on Vn.-ii.nra account. In regard to prices, they bare ;ry regular throughout tbe week, ana do not ilticjcnt from last woek to warrant a change Northern account, been ver: varysul . 111 our quotations. Ordinary to Good Ordinary —/S — low to Strict Northern Middling... .lOKfSUK Good Middling Middling Fair —(8)11% Fair —®12>4 NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 28.—Cotton —Our lut weekly rovew closed upon a drooping cotton mar- kot, tbe moderate business of Friday having been cllcctcd only at reduced figures. On tfaturday there w«s still loss animation in the domand and tbe Bates wore confined to 4500 bates, buyers hav ing obtained no concessions or any moment in pri ces. Factors woro ratter less stringent Iu their terms on Monday, but only a few buyers came for ward and barmy 6000 bales were disposed of, pri ces generally being easier but without any quotes- bio change. On Tuesday and Wednesday toe ad vantage was more in favor of purchasers, §nd about 17,Coo bales were sold during the two days at pri ces which required a deduction of %(8»ic, in our previous quotations for tbe Middling and lower grades. Yesterday the Persia’s advices were be- fore tbe public, but produced no marked effect, some 0000 bales changed tends during the day at the reduced rates of Wednesday, offers to a larger ox tool boiug refused by holdors who were general ly firm. Today there has been a very good de maud, and the sales embrace 14,500 hales, making a total for tho wook or 51,500 bales. Prices have ranged at about yesterday’s figures, and wequete, NEW ORLEANS OLAMIFI0ATION. Inferior Ordinary Good Ordtuary Low Middling Middling Good Middling Middling Fair Fair..; Port of Ravsnnsh Arrived. Ship Odessa, Baratow, Liverpool, with salt, to W Battorsby A Co. NOTICE TO MARINERS. CAPE HATTER AS BEACON LIGHT. A wooden open frame-work beacon has been erected on the end or the Sand Spit extending in nearly a due south course from tbs Caps Hatteras Ltghl-bouse. Tbe beacon tower has an elavation of 43 fast above the mean level of the sea; is Minted rid and fitted with a fltb order lens apparatus. ... ■■ A fixed white light will bs exhibited on the night or lb. lSih December next, end on .rwjr nlfbt thertuner, from on olmttoi. of S6 r«t »bo»« tbe tueau level of the sea. 0, order or tbou.bt.b^.^^ ~ First lieutenant Corn# of Engineers. Wilmington, N. 0-, Nov. 10, UM. Bnnk of Commeroe, i , 15 tbe third lufolment orTwenly-ilve dotltra nor abire, on tbo Ceplwl atook or Ihlillank bo peldon or beroro Ibe blit January nett. JNO. a MUmj Caetiior. dec3.1nwtd BUT THREE DAYS LEFT 1; Col. Wood’s Museum, at ST. ANDHEW'S HALL. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, ■; Deo. dtli, 6th and Oth. [ Greatest Exhibition in the Worlijl Eight Moat Wonderful Living Huntiitf! Curiosities. ^ Admissiou to all 60 cento; Children and servants’ 25 cants. Doors open from 9)4 A. M. to 12 M., from 2 to' 6«, and 6 H to 10 P.M. doC3 *7 NOTICE. mHE Mayer and Aldermen elect are hereby.no* X tlfled to moot at tbe Council Chamber Iu U)a Exchange ou Monday next, at 10 o’clock; A. M., fpr the purpose of organization. By ordor of EDWARD C. ANDERSON, Mayor. KewAKb G. Wnaow, Clerk or Council. ■ decs NOTICE. Consignees of goods por ship Richard wm Cobdeu are horeby notified to attend to re ceiving them, ou Waldburg’a wharf. All goods not token away by sundown will bo stored at tlm ex. ponso ofconsignoos. doc3 C. A. L. LAMAR. fe-rigMOfe*, 12 GOLD FISH and two Inge GISHES, far sale by does J. M. HAYWOOD, agt. PIPES, PICKLES, PEPPER, PAPER, Ao. X 60 boxes English Pipes, 100 cues assorted, pints and quarto, Ploklea, 100 boxes fresh grouud Pepper, ' 125 reams azsoftod size wrapping Paper, Received and tor sale by deca McMAHON k DOYLK. OUQAR, 8EGAR8, SODA, SOAP, ftc. O 176 bb)s Stuart’s A B 6t G Sugar, 10 hhds P R and N 0 Sugar, 75 M imported Sogars, 26 M American do, 100 boxes aup. Carb. fr’oda, 125 boxes Colgate’s and Beadol’s Family Koajl, 75 do do Pale Soap, 75 do do Nol do 76 do do variegated No 1 do 100 do Toilet Soap, 500 half and whole boxes Sardines, ■ Received and far sale by decs MoMAHON k DOYLK, SUNDRIES. Q/h BBLS APPLES, 100 packages Raisins, 100 Q\J boxes Goshen, Eng Dairy and P A Cheese, 75 bbls, half, quarter and eighth Buckwheat, : 60 boxes Extra Figs, 60 do Fire Crackers, 76 bbls cugar, Butter and Soda Biscuits, i 76 boxes Orndy, 200 Cocoa Nuts, 25 boxes and quarter boxes Oswego Starch, •- n 500 whole, hair and quarter boxes Sardines. ■- AIm, a fresh auortment of Nuts, Citron, Jollies, Currants, Preserves, Sauces, Bananas, and a varie ty of such articles as are generally wanted about Christmas week. Those in want will please give me a call. A. H. CHAMPION. nov28-tf successor to Champion k Watts. XT'LOUR— JD 100 bbls "Denmead” Flour, 100 bbls “Oakley” do At depot and lor sale by UOV20 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A CO. CABBAGE! CABBAGE!! mHE Subscriber has hour, to store a superior foi. X oi Northern Cabbages, in prime order, to suit the wholesale and retail trade. WM. H. FARRELL. no26 corner Broughton aud Whitaker Bto. NEW GB00EBIE8. JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE: A Lot of Fine Wines and Liquors, French Brandies. Havana Segare, AND A General assortment of Choloe FAMILY GROCERIES. J. M. 0’NKH.L, Next deor to Marshall House. nov28-lm Savannah, Ga. r\NIONS-25bbls Rhode IsUnd Rod Onions, in V/ prime order and far sale low to close consign- ment, by no26 CARI.ETON k PARSONS. n OSHEN BUTTER AND CHEESE— OT 25 kegs choice Goshen Butter 75 boxes do do Cheese Landing, and far sale by nov23 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. ■RACON- iJ 26hhds8ides, 20 do Sbouldors, 25 casks "choice” Hams, Landing and far Bale by nov22 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON k CO. Itif ERCER POTATOES—200 bbls choice Mercer xTX Potatoes, landing and for salo low by novlS CHAS. A. GREINER. TJETRITING DESKS—We have a large and beauti fy rul stock, with draws and secret draws, far prices ranging from $2 to $80; also, a few very fine Work Boxos, far salo by novl4 WARNOCK k DAVIS. TTAY—200 halos prime Eastern Hay, in s’oro XT- and far safe low, to close consignment, by nov4 CARLETON k PARSONS. A LI—25 bbls Taylor k Son’s Alo, 1X Landing and for sale by McMAHON k DOYLE, n«v20 Solo Agents. A^IEMENT, Piaster and lime, instore and for sole V jy no26 CARLETON k PARSONS. TTERRINGS, CODFISH AND MACKEREL | XX 75 boxos Horrings 1 bhd Codfish ’i0% bbls No. 1 Mackerel 20 do No. 3 do largo Landing, and far sale by nov 23 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. riANDLKS, CANDY, COFFEE. CORDIALS— V-/ 160 boxi Sperm Adamantine, and Stoarinee, Candles, 100 wholo and hair boxos Candy, 60 boxes fresh ground Coffee, 100 boxes assorted Cor dials, - Received and far sd]o by novSl McMAHON k DOYLE. BOATS—One new ship’s boat 16fleet long. One do do do 17 do do ■^*For salo by nov26 CARLETON 4c PARSONS. ■vpsw skuKKD MEAT—Just reooived porstoam- er Augusta— 200 lbs 8moksd Beef. 200 lbs Pig Hams, 224 lbs Pig Bacon Stnpes, 300 lbs Pig 8houlders, 76 Smoked Tongues, 100 Plokled do, for sale by de2 J. D. JBJ3E. /*i ANDIES—25 boxes assorted and stick Candles, V received per steamer by d#2 J. D. JESSE. TUST RECEIVED—100 baskets Mum Champagne, d 26 boxes Imperial, 26 boxes Cabinet, 10 boxes OordoosRouge. Tor sale by A. BONAUD, novlO corner Bay and BuU.sts. CITCROIXSUGAR— O 11 hhds choicest Croix Sugar Landing per sobr John Boston For sale by SCRANTON, JOHNSTON Jt CO. nov23 firvBbl.udlnM.or BomonCrecken, W.ter BUoult, Kepi, ud Wine Beoulta, freeh from Tv V\u'. cltbreled B»kerj, iuu reoeleed by unrU J. D. JESSE. 'POTAIDEB—40 bble Fototoee ludln, ud for Sill 7 CARLETON k PARSONS. A LBANT A1E—SSbbhBemlBfo.. AfouyAfo. A Ludfofpertchr.JohnBeetin. roruleby UT2J SCRANTON, JOHNflON kCo. NOTICE. T WO mouths after dato application will be made to tho Honorablo, tho Court of Ordinary of Chatham county, for leavo to sell all thh property, real aud personal, or the estate of George M. Wald- burg, late or said county, deceased, far tho benefit or the heir and creditors or said estate. 1 .PACOB WALDBURG, Administrator cum testamonto annexo of estate or decl-2m • Goorgo M. Waldburg. FRESH BISCUIT AND CRACKERS TU8T RECEIVED, comprising ah the different el kinds New York affords, consisting or Congress, Egg, Milk, Wide, Lemon, Soda. Abernathy, Maple, and other Biscuit, Now Year’s Cako, Glngor and RntaOil Hn.iu Vnx'n Rxtfar ’ Efagton, LoUton, PiC r, -anil Fancy Craokors— constantly on hand aud very steamer at the ery and Fruit Depot, * fyM. H. FARRELL. CITY MARSHAL’SAALH O N WEDNESDAY next, at 10 o’clock, A. 11., I will sell to the hlghost bidder tbe Stalls in tho market tor one year. No bid. will betaken from any i>oraou, .unleto a Butchor, far tho Meat Stalls. Persons purchasing Stolls will trovo tho privilege or keeping thorn for anothor year at tho tame price. Terms cash. Safe will take placo in tho market, under the superintendence or tho Market Commit tee. DiN’L H. STEWART, bc 28 City Marshal. ~ MOURNING GOODS. B LACK Borabaziues, Paramattas; do French Morino3 ami Cashmeres, % aud 0-4 M. doLalues, Coburgs, Alpacas, Saxony Plaids, Raw Silks, Valencias, English and French Crapes, White aud iimok'Crape Collars and Sleeves, Black Bordered Clear Lawn Hdkfe, &o., Ac. For safe by noSO DsWITT- HHE A 1)7 . milli nubdorlber wilt ren ih»> Biking on .Thui«- ! 1 'day;tbe 4th Decoraber, and will be pleased to .verve his farmer customers and the, public, ’ (Wdew loft nt his. house, opposite Mr. Qlllam’s Mill, Liberty strc<nl will be Auly Attended to. < dool-rOt, 7 WM. J.-CLAUHORN. NOTICE. A LL persons having claims against the estate of aL Hoorge M. Wuldhurg, latoor Chatham county, leooased, are hereby notified to presont thorn, properly attestod, to the undersigned, within tha time prescribe 1 by law; and all persons indebted to said estate gre hereby required to mako imme diate payment to tho undersigned. JACOB WALDBURG, Administrator cum ten torn en to aunoxo or estate oi' dccl-tf George M. Waldburg. 1A BBL8; HIRAM SMITH’S DOUBLE Av EXTRA Geiraos80o Pastry FLOUR. 8 bbls Buckwheat Flour, 25 boxes Layer Raisins, anti % uud % boxes MALAGA RAISINS. 1 bale Soft-shell Almonds, 2 bales Hard-shell do, 5 boxes Shelled do, 60 drums NEW TURKEY PIGS. . 2 cases PRUNES in glass Jars, (new) 2 casks Zantc CURRANTS, 10 boxes Gonoa CITRON, . DATES- Ground Spices, all kinds, warranted puro^Amer- The belt perioM In Savannah , can be givqn as reference. . , ( . ,nov28-tf,. • Centre. n.Bo^ *^0,00^.., ■trwt, ou Tuofld.jf.Ui, (UdMuth of D.. .ei nuvl aft in aIoIaaI# In the Aimmmi. 1 . oember next, at 10 o’OToot In the forenoon- Stockholders will bo passed to and from the meeting tan. _ novis—td GE *. A7CUYLKR, Cashier. FELLOW-CITIZENS OF CHATHAM COUNTY. fcate>» I am a candidate far re-election to tho of- wm floe of Recelvor of Tax Returns to January next, ami respecttoJly solicit your suffrages; augll JOHNRBEDY. to the voters oF oUatUaM COUNTY. I^BP* Fellow-ciiisons, I am a candidate at tbo ^m election, in January next, far tho office or Tax Gotlootor, and aolioit your support A. HARMON. Savannah, Sept. 80th, I860. octl NOTICE. YKTYLLY A COLLINS havo token an offloo on YY the corner of Drayton st. and Bay lane, op posite tne offico of C. A. L. Lamar, Esq., far too transaction of an Auction and General Brokerage business. ' Hoal and Personal Estate sold ou Commission; Al io, Blocks and Bonds. Loans negotiated. liberal advances mado on property entrusted to them for sale. iW - ,tf novl^B „ r ' NOTttfb. A LL potsons having demands against the Estate A_of Mrs. ELIZA ANN JEWKIT, deceased, wiU hand them in duly attoeted, and thoaeindebted will please make payment to n . • ■ rKANCW J. OU1HPIOM, no4-lm Bole Qualified Executor. NOTICE. A LL persons haring demands against the estoto of Daniel O’Conner, deceased, will hand them n. duly attested, as roquired by law;and those in debted will please make payment, to . W. R. SYMONS, Qualified Adm’r. November 8th, 1856. < nov8 NOTICE. A LL persons indebted to the Estate of Jaiie Mo- Donald, late of McIntosh county, deceased, ore requested to make immediate payment; thos- having demands against said Estate aro requested to prosont them, duly authenticated. . MUSES D. HARRIS, Executor. Nov. 7tb, 1856. nov7 Omcx Sav’d. Albany A Golf R. R.Oo.,1 ■'?: Savannah, Nov. 6,1866. / T HE Seventh Instalment of 10 per cent, on th Capital Biook of the Savannah, Albany and Gulf Rail Read Company, by a Resolution of the Board, la hereby ordered to be paid on or before the 10th day of January, 186T. WM. WARING HABERSHAM, uov6 Secretary and Treasurer. F INAL NOTICE—A11 persons indebted to tbe subscriber, as chimney contractor, are here by notified, that unless tbelr accounts aro settled by tbo 10th day of December next, they wilt be In discriminately placndin tbe bands of a magistrate for collection. JOHN LARKIN, nov28-3t Chimney Contractor. V News copy. B lue, bruoms, buckets, biscuit, Ac— 100 boxes Fig Blue, 60 doz 2 and 8 ply BroomB, 100 doz 2 and 3 hoop Buckets. bbls Soda, Sugar nod Butter Biscuit, 10 bbls Pilot Bread. Received and for sale by nov20 MoMAFON A DOYLE. B OOTS AND SHOES- Lady’s white Satin Slippers, tent'Hflne Boats and flaltnra Gent's fine Boots and GaltorB, Gent’s Oxford Ties and low quA^orad Shoos, Boys’ and Youths’ Gaiters. On hand at 71 and 162 Gibbon’s Bunge, nov26 M. J. BUCKNER, G HEK8E, BUTTER, Ac.—200 boxes Goeheu Cheese: Ol) do English Dalry do; 20 obbos Pino ApplAitof OHrktos-Choise Butter;^cases (% and M boxes) Sardinos; landing and for Balo by nov!2 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A CO. BUCKWHEAT At MACKEREL. QA % bbls Fresh Buckwheat, rUVJ 20 k do. 26 boxes do. 20 bbls New No. 3 Mackerel, 10 % do Large No. 1 do. 10 % do small No. 1 do. landing and for sale by oct 31 SC3ANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. QYRUP, CIDER, 4c— k? 100 boxes various qualities Lemon Syrup, 60 boxes quarts and pinto Champagne Cider, 60 casks Jeffrey’s Ale, lauding and for safe by - nov22 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A CO. w 26 hhds “choice” Porto Rico Sugar, 20 bbds St Croix Sugar, 200 bbls A, BAG crushed and pulverized Sugar, In store and for sa.o by nov22 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON 61 CO. A pples, cheese, buttfr, hams and po- TATOES- 16 bbls Applos, 25 boxes Choese, 16 firkins Butter, 6 casks Hams, 60 bbls Poutoos, Received per steamor and for safe by nov!8 McMAHON A DOYIJi. G roceries.—160 Bbis abac sugar; 26 Hhds N 0 A P R Sugar ; 300 Sucks Rio Coffee, all grades ; 150 Boxos Colgates No. 1 Palo atid^Fami Soap. 100 Boxos No. 1 do; 200 do Adamantine Caudle*; 60 do Sperm; 100 do Starch ; 100 do Tobacco. For safe by RODGERS NORRIS, A CO. nov6 S tuarts refined and clarafied sugars— 52 bbls Stuarts Crushed Sugar 20 do do Powdorod do 25 do do B Clarillod do 25 do do A do do 50 do do C do do Lauding, and for safe by nov28 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. S UGAR, SODA AND BUTTER CRACKERS— 25 bbls hand made Sugar-Crackers. 25 do Sodu do 50 boxes do do 25 boxes Butter do Landing, nova READY MADE CLOTHING. TUST received by stormer Alabama, a large lot eJ of Block Cloth Frock Corto, Black Doeskin and Fignered Cassimere Panto. Figured Black and Fan cy Silk Vests, Blue Pilot Cloth Circular Talmas, for ■ale low by WM. R. SYMONS, Draper and Tailor, nov22 17 Whitaker it. MERINO UNDER SHIRTS. 1 FRESH supply or ffilk and Merluo Under L Shirts far sale low by W. R. SYMONS, nov22 17 Whltakerst. W WHITE KID _ HITE and Biraw eolorKidGloves just re ceived and for sole by WM. R. SYMONS, nov22 17 Whitaker it. A* France 4kCo., ffIauiBger*. A UKANO - HARK1AHD '. 1 .(P°fo«H>Tm»rUo,) ' GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, OP » T juiimsp, To be-ttofiwhS4!rQl^Yj|^2M^ivMihmNw t ,V,..i .ml, 1 \ . I V ' Prices amounUng to 9182^00 wifi be distrlbutod -Ccordlng to the following Splendid Scheme:-. BO,000 Number* t—1,000 Prliea t '/ ] Prizes payable in fall withwt deduction. lprico. 1 •« 1 « 2 “ ...... 3 “ ......Vi.,.,.. 3 « 187 “ amoxnunox r«x». 4 of $160 Appro’x 4 of 100 “ 4or 90 ” 4oT 80 r '» 4 oT 70 “ 8 of 60 “ % 12 of 30 *' It of 20 “r. 748 OT 10 ,000 pricei, arounting 19 ... 840,000 ,..., IttflO ..... 10 00$ ..... 6,000 .... 3,000 .... 2,000 ..... lj0)0 ..... 1,000 , 200 ,,...$40,000 ;.... 14 040 ..... 10,000 .... 6,000 . 8,000 ..... *,000 1,600 i... 1,000 .... 200 ,...$182,010 Wholo Tioketo $10; Halves $5; Quarters $2 50. BftlLLI ANT^ SCHEME. GRANDTCONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND. ClasB T, To be drawn In BalUmoro, ltd., Saturday, Deo. 27. sobbme: 1 prize of I “ 1 •' 4 prizes of 20 “ 10 “ 10 “ 173 '*.« 66 “ 60 “ 66 “ 4,168 “ SA.740 ‘‘ 0,316 prlcos, amounting to. ......... . .$1,141,140 Tickets $20; Halves $10; Quar. $5, Eighths $2.60. ill orders far Tieketa or Packages to any of the Maryland Lotteries will receive prompt atten tion, and the drawing mailed to all purchaaers Im mediately after it is over. Address T. H. HUBBARD k CO. \ No. 89 layettestreot, or Box No. 40.. - Baltimore lid. novlO 'SOUTHfcRN LOTTERY OKTHEBAVAMPUId 1'BIZEJ GUARANTIED! 10B,000 OolIan-19,000 Numlxr. Onlyl PRIZES PRYRBLE WITHOUfoEDUCTtOW, JilPBR COUNTY ACADEMY BOAUUINU. * I'KW YOUNG GENTLEMEN, mu baaccommo. XjL dated with board and lodging on Broughton street, nearly opposite U. Morse’s House Furnish ing Store. Also, a few Day Boarders. novl2 C€H5KTVXivtkB. W ANTED IMMEDIATELY a good Cook, who will be willing to iron and wash for a small family. A suitable person will receive good wages and a permanent place. Apply at this office. novl7—tf Iff IT AUTHOBHT Of TEX BtATX OV OCOBOU. CLASS T. To be diawn December 16, 1866, at Conoert Hall, Macon, Ga., under the sworn superintendsnee ot Col. George M. Logan and W. 0. Anderson, Esq. Remember this Lottery has only fifteen thousand numbers—loss than any Lottery to tbe world, therefore it is the best far iavestmoot. Ex amine the Scheme I T hree hundred active young men to set as local and traveling agents in a business easy, useful and honorable, at a salary or $100 per month i A capital of $5 only required I No patent menloine or book buslnosi. Full particulars given (free) to all who enclose a postage stomp .or a three cent piece, and address A. B. MARTYN, sept22—w8m PlaUtow, N. H. WANTED. mwo good Beys to wait about the Barbershop. X Liberal wage3 wiU be paid promptly for them. Apply to J. M. HAYWOOD, uov22 Agent. SAVANNAH WATER WORKS. OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, 1 November 13th, 1868. | T HE WATER RENTS for tbo present year wore due from the 1st Instant, and payable at toe ofiice of the Board. Tbe attention of thoso persons supplied with water from the works is called to 8ecilon 20 or An Ordinance to amend an Ordinance for tbe care and management of tbe Bavannah Water Works. no?l3 R. J. R, BEE, Secretory. R WHITE SATIN A KID SLIPPERS. KCKIVKD by fate arrlvals- Ladles White Satin Slippers, do do Kid do MiBses Black Gaiters and Morocco Boots, Ladies Polka and Jenny Lind Boots. M. J. BUCKNER, novO No. 71 and 162 Gibbon’s Range, TEAS! FRESH TEAS! T HE CHOICEST and best assortment of TEAS ever offered at retail in this city, Including Rngllab Breakfast Tea, Delicious Oolong, Plantation Oolong, Si Ivor Loaf HyBou, Plantation Iraporial, and other favorite qualities, Just received and far sale by WM. II FARRELL, uo26 corner Broughton and Whitaker ste. C HOICE BUTTER.—16 kegs choice Butter just re celvod and for safe by Oct 22 YQUNO ts FRIERSON, 94 Bay- B’ RANDY, GIN, RUM, *©- ‘ 26 bbls Domestic Brandy 20 % casks 4th proof do, twigg hoops 25 % do do do, do 60 bbls E Phelp’s Rye din 50 do Luther Felton’s Boston Rum 76 do N. 0. Reotiflod Whiskey 20 If casks Malaga Wlno 50 bbls Old P & H Gin, In store and for safe by SCRANTON, J oc21 , JOHNSTON k 00. ling, and for sale by v & SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. I N A TRUNK, stolen In this city, by auegro in April, 1855, were Bonds or tbe city of Augusta, markod Let. 0. No’s. 10 k 11, each $1000, with coupons attached for Interest since Oct. 1654. . The publio are hereby cautioned not to purchase said Bonds. novlO-lm TTAOKBR&L, CODFI8H, &c- ITJL 76 bbls No. 2 and 3 Mackerel, 40 half bbls largo No. 1 and 2 do, 20 kits moss No. 1 do, 26 quar bbls largo No. 1 do, 2 hhds Codfish, 100 boxes Scald Herrings, Landing aud for safe by nov22 HOLCOMBE,JOHNSON k CO. TWS, PENS, PENS—A large aud extra selec- Jt tton of suporior Steel Pens; also. Gold Pens in Gold aud Silver oases, in groat variety, for sale by nov!4 WARNOCK k DAVIS. •id tor bx l NO. t'OhlMM nre F AMILY BIBLES—We have tbo largest and finest selection in this city, got up to the best styles, beiug bound in Turkoy morocco, and moroc co antique, botho English and American; also, hand some 12 mo. and pocket editions of tbo Bible, and Prayer Books, very otaeap, for Bale by oovl4 WARNOCK k DAVIS. B LANK books, of all kinds; mu bound Day Books, Ledgers; rfournals, Ac., and half bound do, mado of good paper and well bound; also, Pass Books. Memorandums, Writing Books, Ac., far sale by WARNOCK A DAVIS, novl3 159'Congress street. T> ACKGAMMON BOARDS, Chess Men, Drawing JD Pencils, Bristol Boards, Water Colors, Porte Monaies, Card Cases, Portfolio#, ko n &o., far sale by WARNOCK A DAVIS, novl8 159 Congress street, TJIO AND BALT HAMS AND 8HOLDER8. Jail re- XT ceived 3 barrels Pig Hams and Shoulders, 100 extra family Smoked Hams and 8 hhds Shoul ders, also 8 oaaks Sugar Cured Hams, which I will ■ell far 12)4 cento per lb. DAVID O'CONNOR, oot 23 Corner Broughton & Drayton-st. mEA AND TWINE. X 100 half cheats assorted, black and green Tea, 260 catties 2,4 and 0 lbs, do, do do do, 60 bales wrapping Twine, Received and for salo by MoMAHON k DOYLE, decs No 206 A 207 Bay st. X ONER BOOKS, Copying Presses, OU Paper, iji copy*. Brute, OOV18 • 159 Congrees street, G HERK1N8,HAMS, BITTERS, BRUSHEfl- 60 doz cases Gherkins, 260sugar cured Hams, 100 cases Stomach BiUers, 600 doz Shoe, Stovo and Scrubbing Brusbos, Roccivod and far sale by nov21 MoMAHON A DOYLE, B UCKWHEAT ortho best quality, SMOKED SALMON, ANCHOVIES, CODFISH, Hackerel, No. 1, to Kits, Salmon: do do, PIG HAMS, small size, do 8H0ULDEKS, do do, Canadian Oat Meal, Extra Quality to small bags, FRENCH BEANS, 20 bbls handsome TABLE APPLE9 and COOK ING do, 6 boxes LEMONS, new not, nunns and datm, FRESH BISCUITS, in 15 varieties, soms entirely new; together with a good supply or Staplo Groce ries , per steamers Knoxville and Augusta, far salo by WM. H. FARRELL, Savannah Grocery and Fruit Depot, novlfi corner Broughton A Whitaker ata OlEA, COFFEE AND PEPPER— X 20 half chests Black Tea, 60 do do Green Toa, 160 caddies 2,4 and 6 lb Black Tea, 160 do 2 and 4 lb Green Tea, 150 sacks Green Rio Coffee, 75 boxes Fresh Ground Coffee, 100 do do do Pepper, II bags Whole Pepper, Received and far sale by novlS MoMAHON A DOYLE, CANDLES. S PERM ACEITt, Adamantine and Tallow or various brands; Soap of various brands, from 6, 8,10 and 12 cents. Chemical 8oda Soap io cento; Wo man’s Friend 10 cents. Cell and ««aminii at RIBBON'S sop26 Whitaker and^aritonSSk- I^UTTER A CHEESE— 2$ kegs choloeGoshen Butter 50 boxes do do ~ SCHEME. 1 prize of,.... ...$16,060 1 “ 6,000 1 “ ,,<7, 2,000 4 “ or $1,000 are 4,000 6 “ of 600 aro 2,600 iO « of 100 aro 8,000 1,500 Of 40am. 60,000 APPROXIMATION PR1XX3. 20 approximations of $100 are $2,000 50 » ” 60 are 2,600 60 ” " 20 aro 1,000 1,712 prises amounting to.. ..$102,or Tickets $10—Halves $6—Quarters $2.60. 49* Prises payable without deduction. The 1,600 Prizes or $40 are determined by-the last figure of tbe number that draws the Capital Prize or $15,000. The Capitol Prizo will, or course, end with one or the figures—1, 2,3,4, 6,6, 7,8,9, 0. Thoso Whole Tickets ending with toe same Uguro as the last In the Capital will be, entitled to $40. Halves and Quarters in proportion. 49" Persons sending monoy by mail need no fear its being lost. Ordors punctually attended to Communications confidential. Bank notes of sound banks taken at par. 4^Those wishing particular numbers should order Immediately. Address JAMES F. WINTER, Manager, OQV17 Macon. Ga, GENERAL NOLICE. G il. GRIFFIN has JuBt rocelved another fine • lot of Sliver Sugar Spoons, Gravy and Cream Ladlos, Butter Knives, Knives. Forks and Spsons, Pio Kulvce, Foils, Knives and Forks, Cake Knives, Crumb Scrapera, Ao., Ac., mostly in morocco cases, suitable for presents. novll BEAL FBEHOHEMBSOIDEBIES HENRY LATHROP & CO. W OULD invite tbo attention or the Ladlee to their very largo and rich stock of Oponed TtftU DA Y. embracing too fallowing styles! Real Thread, Houltonand MaltcsotiETfS “ French, Muslin and Cambrio •« Mourning Setts, in Book, Cambrio and Linen Cambrio and Swiss. Edgings and Insertinga Embroidered, H. 8. BorderedHdkfli Muslin and Cambrio Bands Misses Seito, in great variety Infants’ Caps,trimmed. —ALSO— Children’s Worsted Capos Opera Hoods, Ties. Ao. Colored, StUc and CashmereScarfa. oct 6 fffW p " bllc H AS already ranked Stolnway A Sons. Btodart, J. B. Dunham A Co., Horace Waters, w Kuabe A Co., G Vogt, aud Ligbte, Nowton A Brad bury’s Celebrated Patent-Arcli-Wrcst-Plnnk 01-4 and 7 1-3 Octave AS THE BEST IN THE MARKET. k W. D. ZOGBAUK ft CO. having rocently receivou a new supply or these makers, would Invito tho attention of too musical R ublio to their stock, comprising every artloie to ze line, which can be torn shod at New York Prices. Also, A rich assortment of fine French ENGRAVINGS and splendid COLORED LirH0GRAPH8, with and without Frames, Jusst arrived and far sale at W. D. ZOGBAUM 4 COR* No.’s 107 Bryan and 94 8L Julian ate. NEGROES FOR SALE. fpHB subscriber offers for b$1o some Thirty or X tpore Negress—connected by famines, and having many hk< /children. Among these people aro good ploughmen, axemen, and house servants. They are aU of good character, and havo been ac customed to the culture of cotton, eto. They will be delivered by tho 1st of January noxt For par ticulars apply to John W. Anderson, or to nor 27—tf BRYAN M. MOREL. LIFE INSURANCE. T he r Uted States Life Insurance Annuity and Thut Company takes risks on the lives or White Persons far life, or far a shorter period, and on81avea for one or four years, on as favorable terms as any equally responsible Company. Capital andAsseto, Jon'y lit, 1856..$1,421,612 42 A boons of 25 per cent has been declared oo the hold _ boons of 25 per cent! business of fast year to aUp thereto. ’ ROBB Brcn ' oa »&. D iW. HOT AND COLD BATHS. y EARLY caitomon. .trugeri. ud Citium u, rapMinuijr »ue«l tbit botmUr tiiMdy tortbembrom. A. U. UU OP. M.«T.rr dir inapt Stuidqrii. A re* more lenUemen ou b* well to- commodated to betbe a. often n therebeowtton. dollor » mootb, all iubicrlbere to commenco from Nor. let, 18M to Nor. >, 1S5T, for *M. Sin tie baths. 25 cento. SeuoQ ticket from let M^toUUrm.^.is. N. jfc l.tobMHbere, in Addition to thot'.l'fin, ’ uomtl cuUkiettb. low price or W dolUm . *“«'• nortl l.KB.Ait,