Savannah Georgian & journal. (Savannah, Ga.) 1856-1856, December 05, 1856, Image 1
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.SAVANNAH, (>A.. FftlDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1856.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Later (h>m Europe.
pauy for the ymr emlliiii Nov. .Knit, ultimo,
weft—
front lto.il, to
From Ruth. 04,184 13
ARRIVAL OF THI
NiwYok, Doc. 3.
Tho Anbi.hu wired, with Llrerpool dates
to Not. 11—one wesk Inter thin pretrious sc-
She report! only » moderate huilneaa doing
htCottoa. Thera hu been .decline ot MO to
f. Silee or the week 31/100 bales; sales ot
Btturdey 6000.
Fair Orleans 7}.
Middling 6j to 7-
Middling Mobiles 01.
Imports ilnce the departure of'tho last stea
mer 6,000 belea. Stock on hind 371,000.
Floor hie declined ■ shilling.
Indian corolla doll.
Hooey market la unchanged. Bullion in the
Bulk of England has tncreeaed. Consols are
action at 04.
Political news la unimportant.
New York Markets.
Deo. 3.—Only a moderate boalneas doing in
Cotton. The weather is stormy. Dealers are
waiting the steamer's acooonta. ,
Middling Orleans Ilf. . **
Tba Arabia has been signaled at HSIllhx
with a week’s" later news.
t Hanuia.
Naw Tom,Dec. 3.—The Catawba haa arrived
with late dates torn Hanna. Sugars were
Orm. The reported re-appointment of Concha
is not confirmed. It la believed that efforts to
Introduce African apprentices will be unsuccess
ful.
From Washington.
(Tho telegraph wires have been down for two
days North of Augusts. The line connected
operating this morning and brought us the fol,
lowleg dispatch dated Wednesday.)
WasnisoTOM, Dec. 3.—The Treasury astl-
mutes for the ensuing year have been laid be
fore Congress. The appropriations asked for
amount In the agmgate to seventy one and n
qoaiter millions. Of this snm one million and
a quarter are required to meet the deficiencies
of the current year.
The death of Senator Clayton was announced
in both Houses. The final vote on tho case of
Whitfield, Delegate from Kansas has not yet
been taken. He will eventually be admitted.
49P By n dispatch to the agents Messrs,
Padleford.FsydsCo. We learn that the Steam
ship Augusta arrived at Hew York In Sixty-
Ivo hours—all well.
babem’i Wonted.
We are requested to call tha attention or per-
acne having prime negro men for hire, to the
advertisement of Mr. C. A. L. Lamarr For such
to the number of 100, he ofibra a dollar and a
half per diem.
"Hi. J. Luca—Wo take pleasure in colling
the attention of our readers to the advertise
ments of Ur. Lama to be found In to-day’s pa
per. Wo express not only ourown, but believe
tht sentiments of all who know him, In testify
ing to his character as a man and ass mer
chant,
To tba Cltlaens off Savannah.
The citixena who are disposed to entertain
delegates to the Commercial Convention, will
plesse call at the office of the SavannabAUsmy
and Gulf Road and subscribe their names.
J. P. SeXXVXH,
Chairman Com. of Reception,
Hornlngpaporsoopy. "
ISP “Bo much laughter Is so muob life en
joyed,” and he who uses all his energies to
make mankind happier, and Is eminently suo-
cessful, as it the worthy Colonel, cannot fail to
Improve their morel condition, for men am
better able to do good deeds when In a good
humor. We advise all who wish to be put in
a good humor with themselves, and everybody
about them, to pay a visit to Col. Wood’s show.
Democracy of Maeon.
A note (Tom Macon, to the editors of the
Georgian ff Journal, says:
‘■The Dtmocreey are out with a strong ticket
tot Mayor and Alderman; and tha party are
very confident of mauling "Sam” pretty decent-
ceutly. 'So mote It be.' Here ere then tines
For Mayor, Abram Adams; For Alderman,
S. L, Btohecker,, D. Flanders, F.S. Bloom, R.
Findley, A. G. Bostick, E. J. Johnston, E. Win'
ship and T. B. Elfe.
BwrriNO tub Ciboolation—A bout four
thousand dollars in the bills of a Georgia
bruker hank were mixed upon a man who gave
his name aa Daniel Preston, in Lonisvilie, Ky,
on Thursday last. He had a Iso3300 of onntsr-
felt money in his possession. He was arrested
fur attempting to pas a sporlous 330 noto
tad lodged injtll.
Later from Tampico.
The schooner Edward Barnard, Capt.'Stana,
arrived yesterday (torn Tampico, which pert she
laitpa the 20 lust.
Our filet of papers from Tampico are to tha
Utu sad from the City of Mexico to the 1st, the
tin Utter havhig been partially anticipated by
a previous arrival.
la, On,on, of Tampico contsinaa lengthy sc-
wuut ofthoprununclamlentat that puce on
the noth ult., OI which wo were already advised
by tus List steamer. It resulted in the complete
overthrow ot Garea’e authority, and tho Install
meui.pi E.Oaut.er Vnldomuraa commandant.
Tus union says that thin sat cannot bat meet
with the entire approbation of President Com-
oumri, since tho removal of Gores la nothing
rtilly en
fee Mexican Government bos Just organ-
lb 0 a scientific commission, for tho pnrpoes
of exploring Uie valley ot Mexico, no observe-
tiuue oi tuts kind havlog been mode since) the
Uuieor Humboldt. Tha commission Is composed
ei several eminent men*
Tue Independent says: “The revoniad fath
er Jesuits have alosadibelr college In the city
oi Mexico, hut have acquired a fine edlllice
out or town, for the purpeso of opening new
Maws. Wo thought they were already in
hime.u ky a decree of tba Bepablio they
were prohibited irom remaining in tba coontij
u it no doubt a piece of idle Imagination on
cor pert." •
Tue same paper states that, andtr tho Lerdo
raw, a certain parly recently purchased the
preperty ha resided m Item a religious corpora,
tiun. Happening to fhU sick, ho scut lor a-
priest but tire latter reluaed to grant abeolu-
ti,,u until ho hod renounced-any benefit he
bight derive from tho law. Being sorely
pressed by nis family, he consented, and thus
. reltuqulaued his right to the propsrty^Pico-
jrswvfAsw. wrt.
Riitlinad unit llanklng Com- (Ilglll iaMI,,,, iil tli, .fffuiiUi, Mull Citllr
V>ny- lliillritntl.
Wo learu tliai lire Cash receipt- nf lh« Glim-! Thu organisation ol tjfti Atlunllu and Gulf
Rnllrxuil ('.uilpany wire iiceninpllslied nt Mil-
i*3mi
HO 14019
it
H77m 57
Paid for Rood Bx|ihiihu.i, Bank
Expenses, aud !uti«ra»t,
Net, *
Two dividends, of 5 per centum
each, declared for tho year, ArtHl
I715.BHR 15
Surplus, m m ,M» 15
Carried to credit of
Road, $77,095 H
Carried to rtwrvo fund,249,454 04
$327,140 15
The capital of the Company
paid In b $3,031,700 00
Ain’t of stock ruut’g to lie sold 68,300 00
Total allowed by charter, $4,000,000 00
As soon aa the capital is made full, the Rcud
of the company will stuud, ju-nniiuently, at
$3,750,000, and the Hunk capitiil nt $250,000.
That the Central Railroad, one hundred and
ninety-two miles lung, (with nil its depota,
•hops, machinery nf all kinds-rad locomotive
iglnea and upwards of GOO cars included)
■tands at leM thau $20,000 per mile. Tho Com*
pany has' no floating debt. Tire bomhdubt
amounts to only $251,767, whilst, as a single
Item of its investment*, it hold-* $318,300 of
Southwestern Railroad stock,whidfims always
paid 8 por cent, dividend.
The reservo fund of the Central Company is
now $413,683 67-100. This fund is subject, on
the first day of April next, to the payment of
$28,000, rent of line from Gordoftto Mintont
and also to such depreciation iis may exiwt in
the stock and bond assets of tho Oompuuy. It
la kept at a considerable ligurc to cover any
such' depreciation. All the stocks and lionds
pay interest, except the stock of the Montgom
ery Road, of tho Eatonton Roadjf and of the
Augusts & Waynesboro’ Road—and these are
expected 4 to pay lioreafter un uvornge of five
per centum.
The foregoing statement—the exact accu
racy of which may be implicitly relied upon—
carries with It its own comment.
We believe that it was Mr. .Speaker Hanks
wh& made and unnounood the discovery that
the railroad enterprises oi the South are alt
ruinous Investments. And yet it may be doubt
ed whether even ho would object to the “ruin
ation” of owning a_ few thousand shores of the
"Central” stock.
Key West Correspondence,
[or the 8avauuub Georg lire A Journal,]
Marina Intelligence—Movement of IT,
H. Troops, Ao.
Knv Wbst, Deo. 2.
Mam t'dilort:
The chip Neptune, Capt. Bclmell, from New
Orleans for Liverpool with a corgo or Hour unit
cotton, entered this port on the 28th, for the
purpose of procuring ballast, sire being found
too crank to oomplet* hor voyage with safety.
It has been necessary to take out 223 kales of
the cotton and ship tho same lijr another ves*
seL The propeller H. B. Beach, Sanders, has
been chartered to take it to Noiv York and sho
leaves the 2d hurt. Tho Neptuoe will at once
take In ballast and continue on her voyage.
The ehlp Arkwright, Gapt. Davis, arrived the
37th ftom Charlotte Harbor with three compan
ies of the 2d Artillery, bound to Newport,-B, I-
The slok of the different regiments in Florida,
areeent on her—ohm the bund of tlio 2d Ar
tillery. The whole ore In command of Cnl.
Harvey Brown.
The U. S. Steamer ’Vulkor, commander Sand*
from Philadelphia arrived the 28th, potting in
for coal, water and provisions, sho is attached
to the coast survey and will sail direct for the
pueesoffthe Mississippi, when sho will Ire en*
gaged in Hydrographical Surveys during the
winter.
The U. 8. Steamer Julpu, Gapt. Smith from
TampojFunta Rassa arrived the 30th having on
board General Harney and suit, cn-rontc for
Fort Dallas. She sailed tho 1st .
The Bark Annie Kimball, Gapt. Mlrrill, arriv
ed tha 20th from Havauo. She is now takiog
on board the cargo of tho Ship Lady Arlillla and
will nil next week for Now Orleans.
Judge Mavin bad decreed tho following sal
vages to the wreckers during the past week :—
On the Ship Joseph Hall and cargo.... ,3,800
French Ship Don Tuan, do. ... 7000
BrlthhBarkEmigront, do. ,.13,803
BrigR.Bingham, do. ..! 1,181
,0,044
The brig B. Bingham was sold, by the U. 8.
Marshal on tho 26th Inst., for ,1,000. Theonrgu
of this brig was sent to Philadelphia on tho
28th in the Bark Ben Hallett Little. The Brig
Darien ealled the 20th for Garden Key, Brig
Huntress, Shannon sailed the 20th for Charles
ton, Brig B. Pratt, Rhodes on the 27th, the brig
Newport sailed the someday for New Or
leans.
ludgevllle yesterday, by tho election of nliio
Direclors, us required by tho oftiu'W.
Tho following camminhmwH rre're present i
Moesm. dairies Spalding, J. P. Soreveu. E. ll<
Vniingo, W, (1.Ponder, Wm.R. Hodgson,-and
G. J. Mntmnrlyn.
Tim amount of stock repreaunted, was u lit
tle "vur litre million one hundred thous
and dollars, of whluti live hundred thous.
and were mibaorlbed by tho State. Tire State’s
stock was represented by Mosers. Lawsuit and
Irvin—Judge Hill not arriving until a few mo
ments after tho organisation was effected
The uuuuimuiis vote of all parties In Interest
was cost for the following gentlemen us Dlreo’
tors:
James P. Screven, John 8toddord, IV. 11.
Hodgson, Hiram Itolrerls, W. H.Long.C.J-
Muunorlyn, 15. R. Young, A. T. McIntyre and
J. it. Staples,
Dr. James P. Soreveu was- suksequcatly olio'
son President nf the Company.
Tho first stop to be taken liy tlto Company,
will bo to obtain tho required “ release” from
the Bnmswick Road. If obtained, the work
will lie commenced at tin early day; if not,
not.
I). K. Multan, Esq;—The Wilmington Her
ald, of Saturday, says:—We received a letter
from Paris yesterday, and were pained to-
learn that tho health of Mr, MoRao, our Con
mil at that olty, was very laid. Our comet-
'(indent writes: “Mr. MoRao has gone to
Nice to spend the winter, His recovery, I am
afraid, Is very donbtlhl.
will tell you, sir,” said Mr. Ponton, to sn
unfledgod poet, “what I tiling or your poetical
works; they will lie read when Shakespeare
and Milton's are forgotten,” (Evory oyo was
instantly turned upon tho speaker,)—hut not
Bill then !"
Murphy, the witty member of the London
liar, at a (lionet- party,-peshod a bottle of old
port iicnitis tlm tahletoa distinguished ooronor
wlm min died his lips over it most emphati
cally, and pronounced it very fine. “Ah,”
said the wag, “I thought yon would like it, for
there's e body.
[I'rotii tho N. 0. t'lRsyuno.]
Important from Northern Hexleo—Ha
verses anti Successes or Vldaurrl,
We havo received tho Brownsville (Texas)
Flag, oftbd 16th, from which we copy the an
nexed Interesting intelligence:
Since our last issue, the political horitun over
„- -l» 1
very low ebb, now they aro declared to lie bril
liant. By rapid movement* he soon* to have
retrieved u!l uia losses, and lias uow more flat*
tcrina prospects of success than over.
A utile more than a wockugo, Gen. Vidnurri
was In possession of the frontier aglow down
the line as Cittnargo. His possession was but
momentary, however. Learning that a large
force of Government troops, under Gansa, was
marching upon his strong-hold of Monterey, ho
hastily abandoned bis positions here on the
river, und put back by forced marches to meet
tills new enemy in his rear.
He proved too lute, however, by a day or two.
Ilia enemy bud got ahead of him, driven his
forces from Uadeireta and Monterey, Vidaurri’*
forces fulling hack from the latter city to the
llluck Fort or citadel, which commands the
entrauceto tho city. In tho meant! mo Vida unfa
vacated positions on the river arc all rcoccupied
by the troops under Gen. Gariza. Against them
oarae from the vicinity of Victoria, one of
Vidaurrl’s colonels, Martin Sayaa, with a large
force, and in attempting to recapture Gamargo,
got himself badly beaten, and woa repulsed with
a heavy loss. Nothing daunted, Vidaurri pushes
ahead, presents himself bofore Monterey, is
joined by his allies in the Bluck Fort, divides
his forces in two columns, commences the on
slaught, and after an hour and a half hard
fighting finds himBelt again in possession of the
city-
Simultaneous with the news of Vidaurri’s
new successes comes the intelligence of n re
volt against the Government in Tampico and
Victoria; both of which places, it is said, have
“pronounced,” and imprisoned the officers of
the Government.
From this it ig seen that the whole frontier
is indulging in the dclicato luxury of a “freo
fight,” and the interior, judging from tho latest
intelligence, is fait following «uit.
We have also received trom un esteemed
frieud nt Brownsville, the following extract
from a letter, dated Monterey, November litb,
giving an account of the fight between Gen a
Vidaurri’s command and the Government troops
under Gar/a, which resulted in tho total defeat
of the latter:
I arrived here yesterday. Alter an eight
days march from Gamargo,Garza entered Mon
terey, without any opposition, four days ago.
Tho row troops of Vidaurri retired to the cita
del, which they dofended with success. The
troops to whicli I was attached entered the
town in two divisions, and for one hour and a
half fought like devils. Garza’s men at length
;avo way, aud ran like good fellows, one par-
y retiring towards the Saltillo,the other toward
/ictoria. We took all of their amunition,
about 150 pack mules, and four pieces of artil
lery. Four hundred of our men followed them
fomeveral leagues, but, as our horses were
broken down, wo could net overtake them.
To day our men are bringing in prisoners. We
lost two men killed and about thirty wounded.
Everybody is wild frith joy, aud who revor
Vidaurri appears, they send up wild huzzas.
The foreigners here tell mo that Garza was
certain of success, and he publicly proclaim
ed, tho day before our arrival, that be would
breakfast in the citadl the next duy,(yesterday)
I regret that the governor lost his breakfast,
poor fellow—but tnon he should not havo been
so ambitious us to select an occupied fortress
for his saloou. I am not ablo to inform you
as to our future movements J wc will, on all
irubttbility, remain hero some time. I learu to
Jay that a largo body of men are advancing
from Sun Luis to attack us. 1 donotpiaco
much faith in the report. .Just at this moment
thero is passing before iny door slxteou of
Garza's officers, prisoners; they havo just beeu
brought in. Wo took his Secretary of State
and several officers of rank on yesterday. Gar
za’s force in Nuevo Lean is defunct.
!L’
Bl’tinne'H Celebrated Vermifuge tti
Missouri.
•ton I*. O., omw’ox Co,, Mo., July 22d, 1856.
Mkshiw. Fi.sni.vo Bhuh. ,
Ooar Sirs: I havo used Hr. M’Lano'B
Celebrated Vermifuge, prepared by you, in my
family, and I do think It tho best preparation now
In iiho fur expelling worms from tho human sys
tem. My ooUhbors have also used It with tho
sumo snciwwfi. You aijte ( at liberty to use this aa
you south. Yours,‘Ac!’}
\VM. O. NETTLE.
The above i« n sample of corttlioatos daily re
ceived by tho proprietors, Fleming Bros,, or
M*La»6’* Celebrated f Vorralfuge and IJvor Pills.
Wo think wo aro safe ip Haying they are tho most
reliable and jHipular remedies of the day
4GF Purchasers will he careful to ask for Dr.
M’I mho’s t'olcbrated Vermifuge, manufactured by
Fleming Bros., of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other For-
mlluges iu comparison aro worthless. Dr. M'Lauo’s
genuiue Vermifuge, also his celebrated liver PIIIh,
can now bo had at all rcspcctablo drug sloros.
None gi-i^fliui without the signature of
FLEMING BUGS.
[15] nov2U
Correspondence of tbe Georg)m ft Journal.
Presidential Vote of Florida.
Tallahassee, Doc. 2,
Editors Georgian j* Journal:
The voto for President was officially can
vassed yesterday, with the following result:
For Buchanan 6358
For Fillmore 4833
Majority for Buchanan •... 1525
Tho vote bycouuties, yas as follows i
Escambia
Santa Roja
Walton
Holmes
Washington
Calhoun
Franklin
Jackson
Gadsden
Liberty
Leon
Wakulla
Jefferson
Madison
Hamilton
Columbia
Alachua
Duval
Nassau
St. John's t
Putnam
Marion
Sumter
Orange
Valuaia
Levy
Hernando
Hillsborough
Manatee
Monroe
ltwr
"0
I5»
71
177
431
328
88
414
lea
300:
454
180
402:
Ml
341
133
108'
70
324
100
51
5’
46
101
365
24
222
6358
234
334
143
87
72
50
06
457
800
63
294
140
145
300
167
400
142
434
70
76
26
2t0
40
33
41
66
40
173
31
51
4833
The eoontlea gave a Dcmoc Atic majority for
Governor In October of 320, so that the Demo
oratid gain over that majority is 1205.
Yours, Ac.
t G.H.D.
CoKOuaofAN Siox.—It ii said the Hon
Georg* 0. Dunn, member of Congrats from In
diana, will be unable to reach Washington this
winter oh aoooont of ill hetlth. -
[(.'orrexpoudcnce or tbo Baltimore 8un.J
Washington, Dec. I
Full Attendance qf Members—The Kansan De
legate Question—Mr. Whitfield Not Sworn
—The New Granada Mission—President's
Message To-morrow, fyc.
There was a very fall attendance of members
of tho Houso this morning, and the first question
that arose wob upon the Kansas laws. So the
Houso began where they left off at tho late ses
sion of Congress.
Mr. Whitfield’s credentials, us delegate from
the territory of Kansas, were presented, and ho
was about to be qualified and take his scut,
when Mr. Grow, the chairman of tbo committee
on territories, otjected and went into an argu
ment to show that tho clcotiou law of Kansas
was illegal and void.
The House virtually decided at the first Besdon
of the present Congress that there could be no
legal election of a delegate from Kansas—that
Gen. Whitfield’s election was void, on account
of the illegality of Us source, and that Gen.
Reeder’s election was void because without the
authority of law. Thus, according to the de
cision or the House.no delegate can bo elected
to Congress with law or without law.
Tho character of other laws of tho legisla
ture of Kansas was also brought into discussion
by Mr. Grow, and the House have thus a sub
ject for some nine weeks of discussion, if they
cliooso to avail thcmsolves of it, even to tbo
exclusion of all business whatever. When the
question shall be taken in a fall House it may
be found that the majority of the House is re
versed on this question, aud tho decision of the
last year may also be reversed. But the House,
not being full to-day, the motion, that Gen.
Whitfield bo sworn was lost-yeas 07, nays HU
There were, therefore, twenty-one members
absent or not voting. Mr. Phelps voted with
the majority in order to move a reconsideration.
One member who would have voted in the af*
firmattve was out. Mr. Scott Harrison did not
voto, but if iu his seat, ho would have voted in
the affirmative. Mr. Haven undone or two
other Northern Americans voted against the
reception of Gen. Whitfield.
Although the vote is very close, yet I still
think that when all the member* shall be pres
ent Goneral Whitfield will be allowed bis
seat.
Ills plaiu that the Republicans have uot
given up their election yet, and have come
here to continue the contest upon all the issues
as presented in Mr. Grow’s speech.
Mr. Morse has not yet received his instruc
tions for New Granada, inasmuch as the ad*
migration has been engaged with other mat
ters. But he will have them in time to go oat
iu the steamer of the Otli.
The messago will bo communicated at twelve
o'clock to-morrow.
The House will employvthte day in staying
off a decision upon the Whitfield case, In the
hope that some Southern absentees will arrive
In Mm* to Moore Mr. Whitfield his seat, v
MIT TUBE OAK LEFT!
Col. Wood’s Museum,
AT
NT. ANDItl.W'N HALT,,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Due. 4th, 5th and 6th.
Greatest Exhibition in the World I
Klgltt Most Wonderful Living Human
Curloaltle*.
Admission to all 60 ceutft; Children aud Hervuuts
85 cents.
Dooraopeu I'rom U>« A M. to 12 M., Irom 2 to
5«, aud 6 H to 10 P.M.
NOTICE.
T UK Jlayor and Aidcrmou elect arc hereby no*
lined to moot at tho Cautiotl Chamber in tho
hxchango on Monday uext, at lo o’clock, A. 5!., for
fits purroso of organization. By order or
EDWARD C. ANDERSON, Mayor.
EnwAitn G. Wilson,
Cleric'of Council. dcc8
Bank or Commerce, I
Savannah. 3d Deo., 1*58. J
OY a Resolution of tho Buard, it is ordered that
JJ tho third Instalment of Twenty-live dollurri por
snare, on tho Capital Stuck of this Bank he paid on
or boforo tho 31st January next.
JNO. C. FKRRILL, Cnahtor.
dcc3-lawtd
Coninteranl Mijpre.
Savannah Market, December 5
COTTON—The rales this lbrouuon were limited to
10 bales, viz : 1 at 10. 1 at 101 at Utf, 29 at
11)£, 19 At 11^, 120at 11^, 14 at 1174, aud CO at
12 cents,
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 29—Cotton—Cho largo bu
siness of ycsLrdny (which turns out to havo beeu
fully 10,060 hales) btu been followed by a continued
doraand to day. which his resulted in Bales of
13,000 halos, prices closing at an improvement ol
li or a cent upon the reduced flguros of Thursday
ast. Wo now qnoto ns fellows:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior OtffS 9&
Ordinary .. 10 (5)lu)i
Good Ordinary 10*£(S)10X
Low Middling — ©11
Middling ll?a©ll>4
Good Middling Utf©12
sTATxxm or cotton.
Stock on hnudlatSeptorabor,lB65,... halos 7,255
Arrived since 530,101
Arrived to-day 6,182
551,538
Exported to date.,., 203,808
Exported to-day 3,898-207,700
stock on hand und on .shipboard not clear
ed 283,472
Port of Savannah...
...December 5
Arrived.
StcautHhlp Henry BBeach, Sandora, Key West,
iu bnllnM, to lluuter h Gutnmoll.
Departed.
steamer Swuu, Johneton, Ijomcro'.s Kerry.
Memoranda.
Now York, Doc 1—Arr, rahr.s T Holcombe, Goa-
Ice, Savannah jecbrK Kidder, Horskon, do; c!d,J
T Urice, Rogers, do.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
(.’APE HATTERAS BEACON IJGHT.
• A wooden open frame-work beacon bas been
erected on tho cud of tho Bund Spit exteuding in
nearly a duo south course Trom tbo Capo Hatturas
Ught-liousc.
Tho beacon lower has un ulovatlon of 43 feot
above tbo mean iovel of tbo sea; la painted reo and
fitted with a (Hit order lens apparatus.
A .6.ml while tight will bo exbibUod on the night
of tbo 10th December uoxt, and on every night
thereafter, Irotu on ciovatloL of 35 f-.-ol above tho
mean level of ilto sea.
Uy order of tho Light-huuso Board:
W. H. 0. WHITING,
First Lieutenant Corps of Englncors.
Wilmington, N. C.,Nov. io, 1856.
deed
dcc3
12 GOLD FISH aud two latgo
GLOBES, for rale by
j. m. Haywood, agt.
Public Favor
H AS ulrcudy ranked Stelnwoy & Sons. Stodurt,
J. B. Dunham & Co., lloruco Waters, w
Kuabo k Co., G Vogt nud Ligliti, Newton U Brad
bury’s Celebrated
Patent-Arch-W*icst-Plnnk G1-4 and 7
1-3 Octavcw
PIANOS.
AH THE REST IN THE MARKET.
W. D. ZOGBAUM & CO.
baviug recently receive.! u new supply of Iheso
makers, would invite the attention of (tic musical
public to their stock, comprising every arlicl-. in
tbo liuo, which can bo turn shod at New York
Pricos. Also,
A rich assortment of Quo French ENGRAVINGS
aud splendid COLORED LITHOGRAPHS, with and
without Frames, JuHst arrived and for salo at
W. D. ZOGBAUM k CO .S’
No.’s 107 Bryan and 94 St, Julicn sta.
LIFE INSURANOi!
T HEl'nitcd Stutes LUo Insurance Annuity and
Trout Company tokos risks ou the lives ef
...... ... 0D8 r „ r
on Slaves for ono or four years, on us favorable
terms us auy equally rospousihlo Company.
Capital and Assets, Jan’y 1st, 18 0..51,-121,012 42
A bouus of 25 por cont h is been declared ou tho
businoss of last year to all policy bolder* enl'*' •*
thereto. Ri'B&KT AUSTIN, Agent]
Ricii’d D. Arnoi.0, M. D., 164 Ray s
Medical Examiner. uo2C
BREAD I—BREAD I—BREAD 1
r [K subscriber will res* me Baking ou Thuts-
day, tho 4th December, and will bo pleased to
servo his former customers and the public.
Orders fort nt bis houee, opposite Mr. Glllom’s
Mill, Liberty street, will bo duly attended to.
docl—6t WM. J. CLAGHORN.
l -n Mo’KINLEY will teach a Fronok Class,
at the houso or Mrs.'Elkins, on York st.
Tho best persons In Savannah can be gtvon as
roferonou. uov28-tf
Control H. Road & Dunking Co, of Ga. 1
Savannah, Nov. 13,1856. /
Tho Annual Mooting of Stockholders will
bo hold at the Company's Qtfico, West
Broad struct, an Tuesday, tho rlxtoenth day of Do.
cornbor next, at 10 o’clock In the forenoon.
Stockholders will bo pass 'd to and trom the
meeting fkkk.
uovl3-td GK A. I'UYLEK, Cashier.
FELLOW-OITIZENB OF CHATHAM
COUNTY.
i sin a cmididato for rc-elcotton to tho of-
lie*' of Uocoivor of Tax Returns In January
next, and respectfully milfoil your Buiiragos.
augll _ JOHN REEDY.
TO THE VOTERS UP CHATHAM
COUNTY*
Ftflliiw-cltlzons, 1 am a candidate at tho
elecllou, iu Jauuary next, for the offico ot
Tax Collector, and solicit your support.
A. HARMON.
Havantmli, h>pt. 30th, 1866. octl
NOTICE.
W YLLY 6c COLLINS have token an office on
tbo corner of Drayton Bt. and Bay lauo, op-
posuo tuo olllcu of C. A. L. Lamar, Esq., for tho
transaction of an Auction and General Brokerage
business.
Ileal and Personal Estulo sold on Commission;al
so, Stocks aud Bond*. Loans nogofintod. Liberal
advances mttdo ou property entrusted to them for
sale. M'novl8
8,280 prisea amounting to 8204,000
Whole Tickets $10-Halve* $I.OO-Qaarton $2.10.
NOTICK.
A LL norsous having demands against tho Estate
of Mrs. ELIZA ANN JEWEIT, deceased, will
Uuud them iu duly attested, and tltosoindebted will
plcufe make paytnont to
FRANCIS J. CHAMPION,
uo4-lm Hole Qualified Kxooutor.
NOTICE.
A LL persons having demands against tho estate
of Datitot O’Conuor, decousod, will hand them
n, duly attustod, as required by law;aud those in
dented will pleura rnako payment, to
W. U. SYMONS, Quailflod Adm’r.
November 8 th, 1850. ’nov8
by tl
or the number that draws the $40,000
lug the
. - — Tickets
whoro tho number cuds in 1 will be entitled to $40
if the Number cuds with No. 2, then all the Tickets
whore thu number ends In 2 will be entiUo4 to $40.
and so on to u.
Certificates or Packages will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk:
Cortificos of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $60
“ 10 Half “ ;..3Q
10 Quarter “ u
NOTICE.
A Lt. perdoueiudebtod to tho Estate of Jano Me-
Doualtl, lato of Mulutosh county, docoased,
arc rciiuostc.l to rnako iiumcdiato payment; thus
having demands against sal t Estate aro requested
to prcdcul them, duly authenticated.
MUSKS D. HARRIS, Executor.
Nov. 7th, 1860. uov7
Omen SAv'n, Auusv & Guns R. It. Co., \
Savuuuah, Nov. 5,1866. j
rrtHE Seventh Instalment of 10 por cent, on Ui
X Capital Stuck of tho Savannah, Albany and
Gulf Rail Road Compauy, by a Resolution of tho
Board, is lterohy ordered to be paid on or boforo
tho 10th day of January, 1867.
WM. WARING HABERSHAM,
novO Secretary and Treasurer.
BEADY MADE CLOTHING.
J UST received by stoi uier Alabama, a large lot
ol Black Cloth Frock Corts, Black uoeskiu and
.r Aitiitii.fi l igucrod Cnralmcrc Pants. Figured Black and Fau-
boldtrA cniltkd jjm c y 0 3ts, Bine Pilot Cloth Clrcuiar Talmas, for
salo low by WM. R. SYMONS,
Drapor und Tailor,
iiov22 17 Whitaker st.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
10,000, Numbers corresponding with those num
bers ou tho Tickets are placed in one Wheel The
first 216 Prices arc placed in another Wheel. A
uumber is diawn from the number Wheel, and at
the same time a Prize la drawn from Dio other
Wheel. Tho Prixe drawn is placed against the
Number drawn. This operation U repeated, until
all tbo prizes are drawn out.
IN ORDERING TICKETS,
Knclo-so the money to our address for the Tickets,
ordored, ou reeelptof which thoy will be forwarded
by first mail.
The list of drawn numbers and prises will be
sent to puiohaaers Immediately after tha drawing.
49* Purchasers wtUploase write their signature
plaiu, and give tboir Post Office, County and State.
Remember that ovory prise is drawn, and paya
ble without deduction. w
Ail prises of $1,000, and under, paid Immediately
after the drawing-other prises at the usual time of
thirty days, full without deduction.
49" All communications strictly confidential.
Prize tickets cashod or renewed In other Uokeu
at either office.
Orders lor tickets or cortlficates can be addressed
either lo
s. SWAN k CO., Atlanta, Ga., or
£. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
and corner Bull and Bay stroou,8avannah.
nov28
NOTICK.
A LL porsons having claims against the estate or
George M. Wuldburg, late ot Chatham county,
deceased, aro hereby uotlfled to prerant them,
properly attested, to tho uudorslgned, within tho
llrao nroecrlbo l by law; aud all persons iudebtod
to said estate arc hereby required loinako imme
diate pay tneut to tbo undersigned.
JACOB WAI.DBURG. Administrator
cum tostamento anuexo of estate of
dccl-lf George M Waldburg.
NOTICE.
T WO mouths after date application will ho made
to tho Honorable, tho Court of Ordinary of
Chatham county, for leave to sell all tho property,
real and personal, of the eatato of George M. Wald
burg, late of said couuty, deceased, fortho benefit
ortlie hoir and creditors of said estate.
JACOB WALDBURG, Administrator
cumteHtaraonto anuexo of ostato of
iioul-2m George M. Waldburg.
MERINO DNDEB SHIRTS.
A FKErtil SI ppiy ot Bilk and Muriuo Uuder
Shirts fur tale low by IV. R. SYMONS,
nov22 ¥ 17 Wbltakor st.
WHITE KID GLOVES.
W HITE und ntraw color Kid Gloves Just re
ceived and for euIu by
nov22
WM. R. SYMONS,
17 Whitaker st.
itO.Ui.DINt/.
A FEW YuUNU GENTLEMEN can bo accommo-
dated with board and lodging on Biougbton
btroct, nearly »:’|M»dito II. Morse’s Houso Furnish
ing Store. Also, a fow Day Boarders. novl2
COOK WANTED.
W ANTED IMUKDTATKLY a good Cook, who
will bo witling to iron aud wash for a small
family.- A sultiiblo iiorson will recolvo good wages
add a permanent pluco. Apply at this uflioo.
MOV 17—'tf
FRESH BISCUIT AND OBAOKBBS
J UST RECEIVED, comprising all the different
kludsNow York affords, consisting ef Congress,
Egg, Milk, Wluo, Leman, Sudu. Abernathy, Maple,
and othor Biscuit, Now Year’s Cuke, Ginger ami
Spicod Suaps, Fox’s, Butter, Boston, Lemon, Pic
Nlc, Graham, Water; Sugar, and Fancy Cl ackers—
all of which wo shall keep cou-tumly ou liaud aud
receive fresh supplied by every steamer at tho
Savannah Grocery und Fruit Depot,
IIOV26 WM. II. FARRELL.
SAVANNAH WATER WORKS.
OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,
November 13th, 1856. „
T HE WATER RENT’S for tbo present year wore
d jo from tbo 1st Instant, and payable at the
elilcu of tho Board.
The attention ot thosu porsons supplied with
water from the works la cal lea to Seciton 20 or An
ordinance to umeud an Ordinance for the caro anu
management of the Savaunab Water Works.
novl3 R. J. R. BEE, Secretary,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Negroes Wanted Immediately,
1 AA I'UIMU NEOliO MEN iv,rated to
JLKJ go to work as fftovedorcs. $1 66 per day
will he given. Persons having such to hire can bo
assured ovory protection will ho given them.
dec5-2 0. A. L. LAMAR.
CITY HABSHAL’S SALE.
O N WEDNESDAY uext, at 10 o’clock, A. M., I
will sell to tho highest bidder the Stalls Iu tho
market tor ono year. No bid will bo takou from
any person, unless a Butcher, for tho Meat Stulls.
Persons purchoslug Stalls will havo tho prlvl! -go of
keeping thorn for uuothor year atthoamo price.
Terms cn-sh. Salo will tako placo la tho market,
undnr tho Buperintondonco of tho Market Commit
tee. IMN’L H. STEWART,
nr 28 City Marshal.
MOURNING GOODS.
B LACK Bombazines, Paramattas;
do French Merinos and Cashmeres,
ii aud 64 M. doLalncs, Coburgs,
Alpacas, Saxony Plaids, Raw Silks,
Valencias, English and Frcuch Crapos,
White aud BlMUkCrupo Collars and Sleeves,
Black Bordered Clear Lawn Ildkfs, Ac., Ac.
For salo by no30 IWW1TP.
Aug train mid Savannah Rail Road,)
Docambor 4th, I860. /
T IE Annual Election for Soven (7) Directors of
this Company will be hold on Monday, the 6th
of January noxt, nttho offico corner of Bay and
Abarcoru streets, botwocu tbo hours or 10 A. M. and
l P’M. FRANCIS T. WILLIS,
dcc4 President.
ASSIZE OF BBEAD.
ClTT ThEA8DBKH’8 OfMCW, I
Savannah, 1st Dec., 1660. J
T HE average priceo of Flour tho past mouth
being Eight dollars por bb), Broad must weigh
as follows ;
10 cent loaf must weigh 2 Ik Ooz.
5 “ “ “ •* 1 lb Ooz.
3 *• “ “ “ ' OJJ oz.
JAMES 8. W11JSLNS,
dcc6 City Treasurer.
J. LAMA,
Imitorler and Wholesale Dealer In
Nnaitlsh Scgars, French Bran
dies, Wines, Whisky &
other Liquors.
>UO BAY STREET.
Will also keep on band a full assortment or all
kirn’s of Tobacco, both mouufiicturcil and leaf.
Also, 8 c gars of ovory variety. doc&
^ 100X011 AND IRISH WH1SKYR’ AND
5 OLD MONONGAHELA—
10 libl.s old mountain rye Whisky,
10 bbU old ucctar do
16 bhh XXX, XX, X. old tnonongahela do,
1 puncheon “Islay’’ Ramsay’s very flnodo,
5 bbls “Mohan’s* r sup’r IrLsh do,
For salo by J. LAMA,
dcc5 210 Bay stroot.
rpOBACCO-
A 160 packogcs of Tobacco, among which arc the
following brands, viz:
The woddiug cask twist,
Driod poach do
Molorldo pcarr do
Rough and ready do
l’copio’s favorite, Uncle Ram,
Ace of trumps, and other favorite brands.
Also, 10's, 8’sand 6’s Grant and William*'.
—AL80-
50 gross Andovsou’a Rolaco aud Amulet,
Goodwin’s New Y’ork and American,
and 200 doz flna Spanish mixed smoking Tobacco,
For suto by J. LAMS,
dcc5 210 Bay street.
F INAL NOTICE—All porrans indebted to the
si
sub-crlbor, aa uMmuoy contractor, aro here
by notified, tbat uulcss their uccouuts are settled
by tbo 10th day of December next, they wlh bo in
discriminately placed in tho hands of a maglstri ‘
for collection. JOHN LARKIN,
Uov28-3t Chlmucy Contractor.
»»♦ Nows copy.
B L!
LUE, BROOMS, BUCKETS, BISCUIT, kc—
100 boxes Fig Blue,
60 doz 2 and 3 ply Brooms,
100 doz 2 and 3 hoop Buckets,
25 bbls Soda, Sugar aud Hultor Biscuit,
10 bbls Pilot Bread.
Received and for Bale by
uov’JO McMAPOX A DOYLE.
B oots and shoe&-
Lady’a whlto Satin Slippors,
Goat’s Uno Boots and Gaiiors,
Gent’s Oxford Tics and tow qua-tored Shoes,
Boyg’ and Youths' Gaiters.
Ou baud at 71 aud 162 Gibbon’s Range,
nov25 M.J. BUCKNER,
C IIEESE, BUTTER, Ao.—200 boxes Goshen
Choose; 55 do English Dairy do; 25 cases Pino
Appl« do; 59 flrkius Choice Uuttor; 5 cases (\% and
ii boxes) Sardines; landing aud for salo by
novW HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A CO,
20
BUCKWHEAT MACKEREL.
bbls Fresh Buckwheat,
20 H do.
26 bozos do.
20 bbls Now No. 3 Mocker ol,
10 H do lArgo No. 1 do.
10 ii do r-muil No. 1 do.
landing and for salo by
out 31 SC3ANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
QYRUP, CIDER, &0-
IO 100 bo
boxes various qualities Lemon Syrup,
60 boxes quarts and plum Champagne Cider,
60 casks Joffroy's Ale,
Landing and for salo by
nov22 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A CO.
C<UGAR, SEGARS, SODA, SOAP, Ac.
175 bbls Stuart’s ABAC Sugar,
10 bhds P R aud N 0 Sugar,
76 M Importod Segare,
25 M American do,
100 boxes sup. Carb. Soda,
126 boxes Colgate’s and UeadoP* Family Soap,
76 do do Palo Soap,
76 do do Nol do
75 do do variegated No 1 do
100 do Toilet Soap,
600 half and whole boxes Sardines,
Received and for sale by
doc8 MCMAHON A DOYLE.
G E
«
E O R GI A.- BULLOCH COUNTY.— Two
mouths after date wo will apply at the Court
ol Ordinary of Bulloch county for leavo to soil all
tbo real and uersonal estate of William H Hagln,
lato of Bulioon county, deceased, for the bonoflt or
the heirs and creditors orsald estate.
Tills 1st December, 1856.
NANCY HAGIN. Adm’x,
decs JEPTHA HAGIN, Adm'r.
^“oaMAGET CABBAGE!!
f pHfc Subscriber has uow In store a superior lot
X ot Northern Cabbages, in primo order, to suit
the wholoH*lo and rolnil trado.
WM. II. FARRELL.
no26 corner Bronghton and Whitaker sts.
fJlLOUB—•
JC 100 bbls “Denmead” Flour,
100 bbls “Oakley" do
>by
iLdOMBE, JOHNSON k CO.
¥
At depot and tor sale bj
SUNDRIES.
Q/\ BBLS APPLES, 100 packages Raisins, 100
OU boxes Goshen, Eng Dairy aud P A Cheese,
75 bbtB, half, quarter and eighth Buckwheat,
60 boxBB Extra Figs, 50 do Firo Crackers,
76 bbls dugar. Butter and Boda Biscuits,
76 boxes Candy, 200 Cocoa Nuts,
25 boxes and quarter boxes Oswego starch,
600 whole, hair and quarter boxes Sardines.
Also, a fresh assortment of Nut*, Citron, Jellies,
Currants, Preserves, Sauce3, Bananas, and a v&rie
ty of such articles as are generally wanted about
Christmas week.
Thoao In want will please glvo me a call.
A. II. CHAMPION.
nov28-tf successor to Champion A Walts.
WHITE BATIN Sc KID SLIPPERS.
B ECK!FED by latu arrivals—
Ladles Wbito .-atlu Slippers,
do do Kid do
Misses Black (Jailors und Morocco Boots,
Ladies Polka and Jenny Lind' Bools.
M. J. BUCKNER,
novG No. 71 and 162 Gibbou’s Rango,
TEAS! FRESH TEA8!
mtlK CHOICEST aud best assortment of TEAS
X over offored at retail In tbU city, including
EuglUh Urcukfnst Tea,
Delicious Oolong,
Plantation Oolong,
Silver Leaf Hyson,
Plantation Imperial,
uud other fuvorlto qualities,
Just received and for salo by
WM. II FARRELL,
iio26 corner Broughton and Whitaker sts.
C HOICE Birr CEB—1& kegs choice Butter Just to
ccivcd and for sale by
Oct 22 YOUNG k FRIERSON,
_• 94 Bay-
B RA.V'JY, GIN, RUM, Ac-
25 bbls Dome.-tlc Brandy
20 H ca9ks 4th proof do, twlgg hoops
25 ii do do do, do
60 bbls E Phelp’8 Rye Glu
DO do Luthor Felton’s Boston Rum
76 do N. 0. Rectified Whiskey
20 ii casks Malaga Wluo
60 bbls Old l’&HGin,
In store und for salo by
0C21 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k 00.
I N A TRUNK, stolon in this city, by a negro I n
April, 1856, were Bonds of the city of Augusta,
inurked Let. C. No’s. .10 it 11, each $1000, with
coupons attached for iutorost since Oct. 1864.
Tim public nro hereby cautioned not to purchaso
said Bonds. npvlO-lra
G herkin?, hams, bitters, brushes-
60 doz cases Gherkins,
2G0sugur cured Hams,
100 cases Stomach Bitters,
&U0 doz Shoe, Stove aud Scrubbing Brushes,
Received and tor sale by
tiovzi McMahon & doylk,
B uckwheat ortho best quality,
SMOKED SALMON,
ANCHOVIES, CODFISH.
Mackerel, No. 1, In Kits.
Salmon, do do,
PIG HAMS, small slzo.
do SHOULdEKS. do do,
Canadian Oat Meal,
Extra Quality in small bag3,
FRENCH BEANS,
20 bbls hatidsorao TABLE APPLES and COOK
ING do,
nbOXES LEMONS,
NEW FIGS, PEUNES AND DATES,
FRESH BISCUITS, In 16 varieties, some entirely
new; together with a good supply of Staple Groce
ries, per steamers Knoxville aud Augusta, for sale
by WM. H. FAkREI.L,
Savannah Grocery and Fruit Depot,
novl2 coruer Broughton k Whitaker sts.
T EA, COFFEE AND PEPPER—
20 half chests Black Tea,
59 do do Green Tea,
150 caddies 2,4 and 0 lb Block Too,
160 do 2 und 4 lb Green Tor,
16) sacks Green Rio Coffco,
15 boxos Fresh Ground Coffee,
100 do do do PePpof,
16 bags Whole Pepper,
Received aud for sale by ^
UovlS McMAHON k DOYLK.
CANDLES.
b tPERM ACETTI, Adamantine and Tallow of various
) brands; Soap of various brands, from 6, 8,10
aud 12 cents. Chomlcal Soda Soap 10 coots; Wo-
mau’s Friend 10 cents. Cull and examine at
BARRON’S
Family Grocery,
scp26 Whitaker and Charlton-streeU.
SWAN & CO’S J.OT'l
RIES.
l.creosma n rm sure ot asoMtu.) i
FORT GAINES ACADE9TK LOTTERY
CLASS 22.
To be drawn In the city of Atlanta, Ga.. la public, on
SATURDAY, December 20,1856. onthepiaLof
SINGLE NUMBERS 111
30,000 'i'icicet»—a,490 Prlvee.
More than One Prise lo evrerff Tea
TlckeUI
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
\ PHseof $40,0001 l prise of.... 91,fl
} 12,0001 10 prizes of,... S
I “ 6.000 100 M of.... 1
6,0001100' U of,...
\ ** - a,ooolioo “ of.... -to
i “ i,ooo|
^ . ,,Amoxnuno» nuxw.
4 prize* of 160 app'g to $40,000 prlie, are 600
4 “124 “ lalflOQ Mize, are —
4 “ 100
4 “ 75
8
40
1,000
60 “
46 “
40 are.,
12,000 prize, are
6,000 prize/are
2,000 prize, are
1,000 prize, are «w
200 prize, an 1,800
....120,009
400
800
MARYLAND LOTTERIES
FOR DECEMBER, 1860.
R. France A Co., Manager*.
A GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY
(On tho Havana Plan.)
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, OF
MARYLAND.
Extra Class 7.
To be drawu SATURDAY, l)oo.20th, in BalUmuru,
Maryland.
Prizes amounting to $132,600 will be distributed
according to the following Splendid Scheme:
*0,000 Numbers 1.1,000 Prises I
Prizes payable in foil without deduction.
BOBKMX.
\ Prisw $40,000
} 14 940
.. 6,000
.. 3,000
.. 2,000
.. 1,6 JO
.. 1,000
... 200
..$40,000
.. 14,940
.. 10,000
.. 6,000
.. 8,000
.. 2,000
.. 1,600
.. 1000
.. 200
.8182,610
Whoto Tickets $10; Halves $5; Quarters 92 60.
BRILLIANT* SCHEME.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF
MARYLAND.
„ ~ ClaasT,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Aid.,Saturday, Deo. 27.
1
1
2 «
3 “ * .... '■
8 *» * ' '
187 “
xntomunosi ?huss,
4 of 9160 Appro’x
4 of 100 “ 1...
4 of 60 “ ! V
4 or 80 •»
4of 70 “ *"
8 of 60 “ "
12 of 80 “
12 of 20 “ *“*
748or 10 “ "I*
1,000 prizes, au.ountisgto *,',*.*
BOBKMX:
l prize of
4 prizes of
20 “
10
10
173
00
4,168
26,740
.966.000
.. 35,000
.. 16,820
.. 10,000
.. 9,000
.. 2,600
.. 1,760
700
.. 300
.. 200
100
.. 40
20
JO,310 prizes, amounting to 91,141,140
Tfokota 920; Halvca 810; Quzr. 85, Eighths 82.50.
99* All orders for Tlokels or Packages In anv ot
tho Maryland Lotteries will recelvo prompt atten-
tl°n. aud tho drawing mailed to all purchasers im
mediately after it is over.
Address T. H. nUBBARD ft 00.
No. 39 Fayette street, or Box No. 40„
nov19 Baltimore Jid.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
THE next Ordinary Drawing of the Roval
X Havana Lottery, conducted by the Spanish
Government, under the supervision of the Grataln
General or Cuba, will take plaoe at Havana, on
Wednesday, December 10th, ISM.
$258,000!!
SORTEO NUMERO 673 ORDINARIO.
CAPITAL PRIZE $100,0001
l prize or $100,000
1 “ 60,000
1 •» 20,000
1 “ 10,000
l .“ 5,000
3 prizozof.... $2,000
1,000
70 « ’400
H» “ ..... 5wi
20 apptrox’Uoits 7,200
4 approximations lo Iho .100,000 of $800 web 4
of MOO lo .50,000,4 or MOO to 120.000,4 of 1200'to
.10.000, 4 of.200 to M,000. ' ,
Wltolo Tickota ,20—Htlra ,10—Qturloro IS
jgrMm.0***** at aooptroonrSli.
Bills on all solvont Banks taken stpsr.
A lira wing will bo forwarded as aoon as tha re.
suit In known.
Communications addressed to DON jiODBIODEX
(ctro of City Post, Cbsrleston, a C.,) oulllihs'loiK
of Uecembor, will bo attended to.
no.29—dktw
BEAL 7BEH0H mnwnTn'B^ypif
HENRY LATHROP & CO.
10
B utter ft cheese-
25 keg choice Goshen Butter
60 boxes do do Cbeoso
Landing por steamer and for salo by
OC21 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO.
7T7^TUom and boxes or Boston Crackers, water
DU Crackers, Oyster Cracker*, Sugar Crack-
Fanoy Crackers, Soda Biscuit, Milk Biscuit, Egg
Bizcnlt, Maple and Wine Biscuits, fresh from 11-
ton’s celebrated Bakery, Just received by
norl4 J. D.
F MILY BIBLES—Wo have the largest and
finest selection in this city, got up in the best
styles, being bound in Turkoy morocco, and moroc
co antique, botbo EugUsh and American; also, hand
some 12 mo. and pockot odltlons or tbo Bible, and
Prayer Books, very cheap, for sale by
nov14 WARNOCK ft DAVIS.
Books, Uemorandt
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Bocks, Ao., for isle
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Real Thread. Honlton and Meltezo SCTI8
“ French, Mnzlin and Cunbrlo “
Mourning 8ettz< In Book. Cambric and rjwq
Cambric and Swiss. Edgings and Inserting!
Embroidered, H.8. Bordered Hdkft
Muslin and Cambric Bands
Misses Seitz, in great variety
InfhnU’ Caps, trimmed.
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Chlldren’s Worsted Cepes
Opera Hooda, Tiee.&o.
Colored, Silk and Cashmere Scar is.
oct 6 ;
HOT AND COLD BATH&
commodated to bathe as often as thejchoois!aton a
dollar n month, nilsubscriber. lolommiSJ-from
imon Uckn from Ul May to WK»r.,«».
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