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WB UN BSD AT BVBNINO, B7 TELEGRAPH. MtwTwfc MmrktU. Nsw You, Dm. JJr-Th* New York cot ta markethubeanaottoe to-daj,(Honda}) .tflrn ratal, pricra ruling In furor of the eel- Hr. Bales 5,000 bUee. Burling Exchange ta actln at 8J. . India! Corn la doll. Mixed, 59 to 71. - Pas.eng.re R vacua*. Nan Tour, Deo. >1 —The paaaengera on board the nrtoked ablp New York, hava all been reacoed. i Dsownsd.—A eetman named Charlea Hein- hart, fell overboard laatdlfht from the aohr. Ibomaa Holcombe, and «aa drownad. Annirat, or Tin Auaueric-The Aagiula, which with other Son them ateamera, waa com piled hr tho atom oflaat Baturdaj evening, to pot back Into Naw York, arrived laat night. Capt. Woodhull tnforma na that It wu the coldaat paaaage Irom Hatteraa South, that be ever encountered along the name track. The aldaa of the ateamer are well oaaed In Ice. The pntaer will accept our thanka for New York papera In advance of the mall. In lanrauTSiub—Wu are aathorlaedto announoe, on tho authority ora thermometer— If not u good aacan be bought in London, (aa John Randolph, In aapaech heron the Virginia Convention, aa!d of hie watob,) at any rate aa goad aa oonld be purebaaed In New York—that mercury atood In our city thla morning at II degree. above aero. In tho name iuatruaeent, It Waa yeatarday morning but three degreea higher. Thla mornlag’a temperalore la raid to ha the ooldeat that Savannah haa lull for mon than twenty yean. Caanuannr arm SavanNiu Batutoan.—It will bu aaea by the advertisement or Col. Dray ton, the Pnaideat,and Chief Engineer or thla road that another dlv alon Including a little ever Id milce will be let to oontracton on the 15th of next month. It Ilea between the Edleto and the Salkehntchle Riven. Oentraoton will take due notice and govern themaelvea accor dlngly. Hum's Haoazina^-Harper’a Hontbly Hag aline for January la on our table, from the hauda or Col. Williimi. teeming wlfli attract ions. So much delightful reading tor 25 cento can be found nowhere elae than within lte page*. Abut Manoanir—Thla la the title of Han per’a Story Book for January. Juatin time for the Ohriatmaa recreation of buys and glib. For ante by Col. Will lama The CaM Teraa In Naev Turk. The Brooklyn weather philosopher furnishes the New York Commercial, the following record of the cold term of last week ending Saturday. The sequel haa ahown that the Naw Yorken wore barely well out of one “cold term” befon they have been aaaal by another. The cold term whloh commenced on Monday, between 5 and 4 A. M„ terminated thla morn ing betweeniand 5 o'clock. Ita duration waa one hundred and twenty-one consecutive boors, running about three hours short or live and a half sections of the great circle, which Is uauul with the wiatar eolation oold terms when ter minated by Easterly winds and rain. In a communication I addrcaaed tho Hsgenta of the University or the state or Naw York, and pub lished In ihelr report to the legislature, Senate document. No. 71, or 1849. 1 aaldi “The variations of earth of the winter solstice cycles from all the other oyolea, being ona-thlrtleth leas duration than two of the eight sections or the great olrcle." Yesterday the temperature after reaohtng within two degreea of aero, (ebovo at 4.75 •nd •o'clock, rasa gradually till it reached 10 degrees at 1 P. H., where It rested with a llnglo degree fluctuation at 2 P. M., (of one degree) for eight hunts,-at tho termination of which it again commenced rising, and this morning between 4 and 5 o'clock, reached 34 decrees when rain wlth un Easterly wind set taj the rain sleetingon the pavemems, at 7 and Thera have been eight terms of tquilibraliim of temperature during the present oold term, One of 0 hoars, . 32 to 34 degrees. ..26 to 28 “ 8 '* 24 to-26 “ § « 22 to 24 M 7 “ 7 to 9 “ 7 “ 10 to 12 '' 9 - 2 to 4 '* 8 '« 15 to 16 These terms of equilibration or paralysis ta toe temperature, result from earthquakes at distant potato. E. aikruk. Brooklyn Heights, Deo. 20, 1856. P. B.—The sun marks the winter solstice here to-morrow. > E.M. Mew York Money and Homines* Report* The Commercial Advertiser ot last Saturday •veiling, says: The money market thin week, opened on Monday last with a day of more severe pres sure than had been kuown in the street for a long time, all parties seeming to be borrowen and none lenders. Subsequently matters bo came a little easier, but yesterday was again one or remarkable stiugency. Tnis morning there U a brisk demaud, though not to the same extent as on tho preceding duy. On the whole the market may be regarded this week as showing less favorable symptoms than that which proceeded it, and the tendency is wmard Signer rates. The general rate on call u seven per cent at whloh the largo houses are able to sapply themselves, bat m&eta paid in some lUbUiiceo. First class mercantile endorsed paper rule.-* at nlue to ten per cent, and secoud clws is comparatively less iu request at twelve w fifteen, audths best sickIo names range at about the same rates. Wo can scarcely look for much change for the better during the re mainder of the present year, bat at the com* meocemeut of toe uext.the large sum to be disbussd la toe shape of Interest aud dividends, 2* -“^Tcely fail to exerciso a beneficial In- r o4«ign Exchange now rales men favorably, Mdthe specie exports this week are or less Importance, The Boston steamer ot Wedne* Jay carried out a comparatively unimportant jom.and the Atlautlc, from this port today, mu less than seventy thousand dollars on tsceipts from California, including Jjyltrt. Tbs accumulation in the office of tlis Jwsnt treasurer for the week was about one MDdrediuid sixty thfOnand dollars. The ex* tables of the week look well Cotton be. IW forward in csnsidorable quantities, nr #k^ e •Mpmentii of wheat and flour are lur. t*. JaffMwp articles Included In ou. pr/duce »«>* l»M excess of more than tim e him wed thousand dollars In the export of the week, ntteai uwiu, tuvro wa uocmwe «52SfW® la *ke quantity of dry goods thrown SJihf con»P»wd with the com*. P*Min« week of December last *s*. Cll » t v*** Amu of its Ho* beart-rendim mgsged la dressing It, »*« ■**, AKi'lSs jMUvon. The slaters wen angled™f n P „' «»«•. threw til, eciisore at her sitter with Mat little one exolalaied, “Oh, mother I mo. that I" and Immediately expired. Ure, Dicker- min dld notaMheralater throw the aoleeon, and waa not oonaoloua of what had bent done until aho saw tho tnttrument ot dMth planted lined la In hla breast. Miss Flataer is now ooal A TRUK CHRISTMAN STO&Y. bt ass. msuv Annua. A dlstlogolshed cotemporsiy—distinguished alike for literary attalamenta and aoclaT quali ties—sends us the followlug for OhrlatoM ilea—Mode ua the following for GhriatoM time. We quote a portion orbla note us pre- ludo to Mrs. Arthur’, very chirmlag atory^- oharltluan among the maulfaatutlona of a bright aud esmeatute, inquired it I had read the Christmas alary or little Fraata, and on mv replying la the negative, aho added, ■Uereltie; pray, read ltituud, for l shall be- tr»y a weakness (perhaps you will say of my •ex) If I attempt u for you.’ I read It aoeord- lugly, and wu by no mean. anaSbctad by lta touching simplicity. Tho lady oootmoed, 'Do yoo not think the appearance of thli eimplo Journal iala la the Homo Journal would have aljed lu turning the thought, of Ita numaroiu lady reader, to the bapplnaaa or —“-* oftbeuuileraa ~ ir at thla I iremlae [bsppioesa or gretiryiug seme ^Oa well u the larger wants of the poor ut this festive sesaont’ I could not doubt It, and comply now with my preWH then to plsM It within your reach ut the aual return of the eeason of pleasant past, times aud homefelt gratification.. 1 ' urria raun aornuw. It wu a cold evening, aud there wu but lit tle dre In Mra. Hoflhun'a stove; so little Frants sal clou by it; and though his thoughts wen far away, yet a alight feeling of discomfort, from ehninoss, mingled with Us fanoles. Hla mother’s wbul kept oa-u it always did In the winter's long evsulaf—with a low, hum ming sound, that bad till now bun vary cheer- lol and plaaaaat ta little Frants; but somehow ho forgot to uotlu It this night Poor Ennis! —be scarcely looked like Mmaeir.for hla head wu heat dewa, and hla eyu seemed to ha looking straight through tho door, so Sxadaad latent did his gsu see ifteudid Often sad often did tho mother’s ays tom to her little hoy, ror aonr before had th.joy- speaking eye of Frants been eo long bent to the earth; but still the mother spoke no word, till at hut a dup eight came from the parted lisa of Frants, ao lost wu ha In thought; and when be quickly lilted hla lace usd uw the questioning lock of hla mother, his past up thought, bunt out at once. ‘Ob, mother, la awuk It will be Ohriatmu day; cunet I nave a Ohriatmu tree?’ The mother’s (sea locked aad, bovonly for a a moment; she know that tho earnest wish of littlo Krauts wu Dot likely to be realised; bat •be knew, too, that It wu best for bar boy to learu to bear cheerfully soy crossing of his de sires that might he, and she spoke mere sooth* iogly sod gentls than usual u should: * And what makes my little Frants ut kla hurt on that now 7. Ha hu never had a Christ- tflflR trot before.’ ‘Oh, that Is it!’ exclaimed Frants. ‘Intvtr had one. Ever since I waa baby, mother, I have beard or the good Christ-child whe brings beautiful gifts to others. Why does he not bring thsm to me? Am I worse than all the rest, wether?’ 'No, no, Frants;' at spoke the motherhastUy —ler in her heart rose a picture of the gentle* nets, the self*denying fortitude of her Uttle buy in the mid»tof troubles; hia patience in sickness, hla industry in health, hla abxluns cart to help her in all that his Uttle bands could do. 'No.no, my Franta; it is not that.’ " Well, mother—but U there any reason? Obi yon do not know I have dreamed and dreamsd of a beautiful tree that I should hava this Ohriatmu; it wm full of golden fruit and lighted tapers, and under it were laid gilts for you, dear mother—a new Bible, with large print, and a parse or money, so that you might uot have to work eo bard, dear mother, and warm clothe* that would never let you get cold. And oh 1 aa I came along the street to-day, and uw the windows shining with their loads of beautiful toys, and girts of all aorta, and saw the boys and girla rnnn ng and telling how they would not cars for anything else, when the Gorlstmafrday wu once come aad they would have their loaded tree—then, mother, all the drums 1 have had since i can flrst remember, came back; all yon have told me ef the good Ohristecbild and of hla love for children; arm 1 have felt, mother, u If 1 wu left out, and not loved among the rut.” "Dear Franta." said the mother, "it wua •ad—isd thought. Do not let it come into your heart again. Oh 1 the Christ-child is al ways good—always loving, even when his love is shown in such ways that we do not see it at once. Come closer to me. Front*." Pronto uw >n his mother's race a look of snob deep tenderness, that his soul grew toll. >k his own little seat clou beside her, and b mother He tool leaned bis head upon her knee, and said, gently: 'The Christ child hu given yoo beautiful gifts, my Fronts: he hu given yon life, and a warm, earnest heart; he has given yon a moth of the night; and he gives ns, more than all, a hop# of heaven, and a knowledge of the path to it. Are not these great gifts, Franta ? f Franta lilted his face; he did not speak, bnt bis eyu were toll of tears, and bis mother knew bis hurt said— 'Tee.' Bo she went on: These are the gifts we most need to make us happy: others moy be good for as, but the Christ-child knows better thau we do what we need. If it were good for us, he would give as all we wish for: but then we might not make a good use of his gifts, or we might grow proad ot them, or be so wrapped ap in gilts an to forget the Giver. An 1 my Frouto, let us only ask for what Is but for ns to have, and be will give.it; he lovu to give,and only refuses what will hurt ns, "How can we know what ia but—what to ask for ? If it ia not given, think that la but withheld and be patient, if it i/given , be thuiklal aad uie tb. gift aright. See, Franta.' And the mother arose aad took front a clout u .mall sum or money. ‘This,’ she continued, ‘Is all I ban, and If any otitis spent for toys or play, I shall not liars any to hoy shoes tor yoo, nor tor mo, and by this I know that the Christ-child derma it lest tor mo to bo content with what ia mon neceasary, and to airs up tho pleasure ot buy ing yon beautiful golden fruit and colored tapers.' -Could I not do without shout’ asked Franta. ‘1 would go u many errand, for tho old co bier, that he would mend my old onu; and oh! II that would make it right—’ ‘And I—should I do without shoul' asked the mother. Fnuti looked down at tho worn-out akou aho had on, and again his heart wu lull. ‘Oh I no, mother; yon most hare shoes, but oh I how happy the boys must lie whoso moth ers have ahou, end can givs them Christmas trots, too#' . Long did Frants Ho awake that night, and ponder orer all his mother hod said,and at last a thought sprang into bis mind. It wu not wrong to ask the Christ-child for what we wish, if ws will onlv patiently bear the withholding. He wonld ask for tho tree. But how7 Bis mother had told him tho Chrlstohild wu retdy to answer, and always osar. Frants would write hla heart’s wish in a latter aad direct It ‘To the Christ-child.’ And early la tho Bair morning Franta wrote •he litter, and whoa ha met hla mother hit fku was once more the gay, bright race of old; for In hla pocket wu tho ptper which seemed to him a warrant of coming Joy, and la hla heart was a reeling very like certainty Out his wish would be granted. Yet he did net as .7.1 '7.T. — —uw wise weuiu ue granted, tea na uiu ws « compMcd wjjathe corresponding cue of .peak or it It was hia first, bl. glad, darting M. ihaL»,yssKSK22 <? *j*t*mw “ 1 her tho letter, which he did, and by ita all •ought and found out where Franta lived. From eomo of the neighbor, aho heard how poor they were, and how mtlo Franta helped hla mother all day cheerfully, and wu the hut boy In all tho neighborhood, and that lira. Hoffiaan had not now even the money to boy ahou, for that her landlord bad raised her rent,and aho had had to give the Uttlenm Uld aside to him. And, the lady thought to herself it would not bo likely to spoil so good a boy to have a beautiful tree, ao aho had one brought to her house, large and full ofiuvu It waa; and aha bought all kinds of buutlfni and uaeftd things tohsng on it, and little rose- colored tapore to bo placed among tho hunch- u, and on tho table under tho tree were laid two pilr of ahou—one pair for the mother and one pair for Fmntt-and thick blankets, and a large shawl and a purse of money, (lor the lady xnew that poor Mrs. Hofflnan must hen many wants or watch she could not know, and aha wanted her to supply them by nuanc 01 the purse) and, but of alt, there was a large Bible* If Frants's dream had suddenly tamed Into reslity, It could uot bare bacn more buuti- ful. Bo day after day wanton, and though Franta know not the fate of tho letter, he n ver doubt ed that all would ga well. It waa pleasant ta au the sunshiny taco with which ne greeted erery morulug aa 'one day nearer Christmas.' Aud when at last Christmas morning came, bright uud clear, there waa a leaping, bound ing heurt in hia bosom, and a light in hia blue eye, that made hia motliSr smile, though she scarcely knew where the next meal wu to come from. The wheel kept on its whirring, and Fnati ut with hla eyu fixed on the blue aky, as If he almost thought hie expected tree wonld diop down (tom it. Soddouly a low ’ iu a i ■ta Uttle Fraata Hofitsinhere V Franta almost flaw ta tho door. 'I am Frontal’ said he. And the little maiden who had asked for him, told Um to come with bar, and bis mo. ther must come, too. Soon, very soon wuthe little party ready, and the maiden led them along gaily to a handsome house, whose door she pushed open, and they entered in. Hew lightly trod Franta along the wide pas- sage, forms heart whispered aloud to him— At the and stood a door, jost ajar, aad u the girl poshed it open, a blase ol light i streamed out. FrsuU caught hla mother’s hand aad drew her forward, exclaiming ■ ‘it is my tree—my tree! 1 knew so well It would be ready!' Aud aura enough, then stood the shining tree, all bright with ahtnlug tapsm and ladsu with fruit; and on high waa the image of the GkrlsVchlM bolding out his band aud railing ao lovingly, and below wu wriuen—'Fox Fnams, ugosnax ax novsn his motuui.'’ secret, and it ahonld be a greet surprise to hla mother. So she only looked Joylhl and klseed her, and she laid her hand an hla headAUdaald how glad aha wu to au her boy ao patient and cheernil onu more. Franta did many little acta of kindneu and indnet-ytbat day, ror in hla I cart waa a foun tain or hopei and love t and ho wished to help aveiy one. Bot, lively as he wu, he did not forget to drop hia precious letter in the put- When the postmaster urns to look over the letters; of coarse ho wu much surprised at this one of Fraota’a, with ao atrange a direc tion; bnt In a moment ho saw that It wua child’a hud, and bo opened tho letter- It ran thus:— Good Onaim-cmn—I am a poor little boy. batlhavea good mother, who taught me uao riuu Huu gwo. «aa jot jhftghttogivrsaa “yydyffli Now. my mother Is kind, too, and would like to giva me L i L and would like to give me aU I want; hut aha la poor, and when I asked bar for a Cbrlstmu tru.'She canid not giro mo one, because ‘ only had money enough to liny ahou br ua; ao I«t)5», whoaragood.nud rich, to give » "V BWMM1414 nulla Ml KITS lira one. I hope I am not a bad boy—i am ears my .motherdoes not think I am; and If It la but flw mt not to have the tree, I wiU try and baps- as&nn clothes could do „ hsvethstree.ohl •ball be so hippy. Pluud with the slmpte"hlMUhtanoMnM who had corns to take tee with hla wlfrj and at the .table, when aft were assembled, ha draw to™, the letter of little Franta, and read It aloud, tolling how It had come Into hla hands, and aeyiog how the poor little feUow would wonder at never getting hla tree, or erer hear ing of bis letter again. jBut homey hear of it again,’ said the rich lady, who had listened carenilly to oreiy word. ‘There Is aomnob goodness of heart In the poor boy’s love for hla mother, that It well de- aervu to lie rewarded. He may hear of It ainlB.' So the lady remombered the name of tho boy; Indeed, the asked the gentleman to give ^ knock waa heard at the door, aud a voice . tw Addition to the Tax and LIccmm Ordi nances of tlie Glty of iHvauuab aud for other Parposcs Therein Named, Bxo. 1. Bt t< ordaintd by the Mayor and Aldermen of the e,ty of Savannah and the Hamlete thereof in Council attended. and it it hertby ordained by the authority of the eame, That toe tax on real estate In toe city of ba» vunnuh shall herealter be as follow*, to wit; On all houses, buildings, lots and wharves, within the said city, as well unimproved as im proved, (excepting lota held by lease from the Curporatiuu, and toe lute aud buildings belong ing to the Academy of Chatham County, and alfother institutions now exempt by urdmance) the eum of one per centum for every hundred dollars value thereof. Bxo. 2. And be it farther ordained, That a tax of four per centum shall be levied, uiwesa- ed and paid, on the gross receipts of all pre miums received by Insurance Companies or Agents of Inouronce Companies located within toe city during the pant year, whether such corapunlea be incorporated uero or eUewbere, and by each aud every agency for Individuals or company carrying ou the buaineas of insu rance, and whether incorporate or nut; uud every company or agent failiug to make the proper return, uhall be taxed iu the sum of one th .uaand dollars—the next return under tbui ecctiou to be made ou the 1st day of Jauuary next fur premium* received since the lut day of Jauuary laat, uud on tho iui day of January in each aud every year there after. Sec. 3. And belt further ordained,Tn&t the fol lowing tax shall be levied, uaaeaaed and pal d, in wit: Two dollars on every hundred dollar* of gras* receipts of each and every expreoa company. bxo. 4. And be it further ordained that a tax of flve dollars shall be levied, asseaoed aud paid on every hone or mule with in the city (except one boasetoeaobmem* her of the Georgia Human, the officers or the city police, city Mamba! and Deputy Mumbai, and home* or mules used tor loading and unload iug veaael*;) aud that every person and inha bitant or resident of said city, engaged in bu sbies* or labor, not returning any property and uot eutitled to a registry ticket, Shull pay a tax of three dollar* ou or belore the lint day or Feuruaryiu each aud every year, under a penalty of five dollar*, to be a**e**ed : by the Mayor on information beiore the Police Court uguinst a defaulter, one-half ui such penalty to the informer. Bee. 5. Aud bo U further ordained, That the tax on stock in trade ahull hereafter be one dollar aud twenty-live cento ou every bum* dred dollar* of good*, ware* and merchandise neld on penuuui accouut or on account of oth* ere. (uot held on commission,) on the Unit day of January, iu each and every year; and that tho mode and manner>uf returning such stock* iu trade, wuetoer by persona having their stuck* on baud at the beginning ol too year, or o <mineuuiug business afterword*, and ot o**e*siug and collecting such tax, shall be the same as under exmUng^rdlnance*. Bee. 6. Aud be it further ordained by the authority aforesaid. That the tax on every toumwiieel pleasure carriage, used in the city i and drown oy two or more bones or mule*, whether such carriage browned and kept in the city, or owned or used by penons doing boslnen* In the city or not, shall be the annual sum of twenty dollan; and on every lour wheel pleasure carriage used in the city and drawn by one hone or mule, whether such cart age la owned or kept in the city or owned or used lur per sous doing business in the city or not, shell be the annual mm or ten dollan; and on every two-wheel carriage gig, sulky or boggy, naed in In the city, whether owned and in too city, or owned or used by person* doing business In the city, shall be the annual sum of flve dollars— said taxes to be assessed and collected at the same time and In the same manner aa are now fixed by the ordinances of the city. Sec. 7. And be it fnrthet ordained. That for every locomotive drawn over the plank road, the owner or agent shall pay the sum of twenty-live dollars, and for everjttalltoadcar so drown over said road, the sum oftcndol» Ian; nld sums respectively to bo paid at or before the passing of such locomotive or oar over said road, under a penalty of double the IhUUM, stave brought Into the oltjr for aala, shall be ■abject to a tax of five deflare, (except elans told b, repreuntatlTU of eetatoe, or under legal prooeas,) aad It shall be tha dot, ofesohand arm perm hating nab liana fur tale, to nake month to returns under path, to the Clip Tretmrer, end pa, the-tsx aforesaid, under, penittjr or one hundred dollars for ever, nob ■tare out eo returned. „ BM;,lb-Aad be It tether ordained, That the kilowing taxes shall ha levied, aeseaaed and paid,to wit: one dollar on tvanr ou hundred hollars of all profila sad all lawn derived ten tha parent of aa/ (kcuttj, protestor: or occupation, trad* or empto/amt,, except pari •MS whose Income does net ex reed lew,or from the. exarchs of an, office,' income from or ba/hf goods, wares, aer- andreal ^gHahra cbaadlse, produce andreal and personal prop- arf/, oo ooamleeloa, or on Joint acoount, be tween the first da/ ot Juaan and tha fin* da/ of Ma, next, and aaauall/ thereafter, from the flntda/of Ms/In one /ear to the first da/or Ms/In the succeeding/ear; and each aud etenr person ao deriving soon taoome or oora- mhmoa, shall, on the first Monde/ In Ms/ Beat, •ad oa the first Mon da, In Hafuinusll, there after, make a return of such tnooae or aim- mission to the Oft/ Treasurer, who shall there upon proceed to amem aad collect auoh tax,aud If sank tax shall aotbapold by the fifteenth da/ ol Ms/, to lame execution therator.and plan the same lathe hands of the Oil/ Uar- ehel for collection—provided, that nothing herein oootained shall prevent an/person who me/ be unwilling to make each returns from paying Into the Cltv Treasurer theaumof three hundred dollan ia Ilea of such Incomo or eom- mleslon tax, See. 10, And be It tether ordained, That all personal property not herein specifically tax- ed, such as bonds, mortgagu, judgments,notes bills, etockBAo-^xoept eft, bonds, shall be re turned by the owners thereof, and an adva- lorera tax of—jier centum ahall beaeaeased thereon by the Finance Committee. See. 11. And be It tether ordained, That ft dull be the duty of the City Marshal to torm a Hat of all temporary reridents in the oily, whe cany on any faculty, profession, or occupation, trade or employment either on their own ac count or u agents,and seaeee such persons ru- pectlrrly the amount of their stock in trade, and profit and Income, and hand over such flats and aanaamenta to the City Treasurer, who shell immediately give uotlceto the parties respectively, that he is ready to receive the tax on the said stock, In trade, and profit and income; aad the persons u assessed shall res pectively tut, a tax ot flve dollan on every huudreddotunof the amount ao assessed for ■took In trade, and profit and income, upon them reepectlvcly; and against every euch per- aon who .hall not come lorward and pay the aid tax within five daye thereafter, execution shall be forthwith Uued. Beq. 12. And be ii further ordained, That the tax ordinances of the city now In forca and not in conflict with this ordinance, and the valuations of property upon wnlch taxes were assessed for the year1856, be and the same are hereby continued In force for the year 1857; and that hla Honor toe Mayor-be and he la hereby authorised to appoint throe members of the S roaent Board of Aldermen u assessor*,whose uty It shall he, from and Immediately after the first day of January, 1857Jo proceed and view all the lota and Improvement* in the city (which Improvement* have been flnlkhed sub sequently to the. laat assessment and valuation in 1856. and which have not been valued and assessed, or included in any valuation or assess ment, heretofore made) and fix a valnation there to, and maka a return to the City Treasury of ouch valuation and assessment, on or before the first day of Fehraary, 1857, from which asseai- ment so made an appeal may be taken to Coun cil within one month after the same shall have been returned—provided, the taxe* on auch as sessments shall have been lint paid. Sec. 13. And be it forther ordained, That tbe tonnage, or harbour fees, be and they are here- they are hereby so amended aa to require all steamers and other vessel* engaged in inland navigation, pilot boats, steam tugs and ligh ters to pay one ceqt per ton, quarterly, to the Harbour Harter for the use and benefit of the city, under a penalty on the owner or manager orany such steamer or other vessel, pilot boat, steam tug or lighter engaged In Inland naviga tion, of one hundred duliara for every refusal to make ouch quarterly payment as aforesaid. Sec. 14. And be It ranber ordained. That the following rotes for licences shall be and -are hereby established, exclusive ot the fee* now by law allowed—that is to say: For every dray or track drawn by one bone, or male ten dollars; If drawn by two hones or mule*, fifteen dollars; if drawn by three horses, or mules, twenty dollars; If drown by four horses, or mules thirty dollars. For every cart or wagon drown by one horse, or mule seven and a half dollars; If drown by two hones, or mules, fif teen dollars. For every cab, back or other vehicle, not herein before, specified, if drawn by one horse, or mule, fifteen dollars; Ifdrawu by two hones, or mules, twenty-five dollar* tor every omnibus, if drawn by two horse* or mules twenty-five dollars: If drown by tour or more bones, or mules forty dollars. For every horse or mule used for loading or unload ing vessels, twenty dollars; the said licence* to be taken out at the time and manner now pre scribed by law; and tbe numbers shall be leg! bly painted on all cabs, back*, carriages, bug gies, and omnibusue*, used for hire, on the rear aide of the hind axle. Ordinance passed in Oounoil, Savannah, 22d December, 1856. [l. ?.] JAMES P. SCREVEN, Mayor. Attest: Edward G. Wilson, Clerk of Council. AVlmt do tbe Physicians any of M’lone's Vermifuge, prepared by Fleming Bros 1 Liston to tho testimony of on eminont physician In favor or M'UneT Vermifuge, which Is now uni* verbally acknowledged to bo tbe beat In use; even member* ot tbe medical faculty (who are bo often opposed to the uit of patent medicines) cannot wltnholdtho approval or this Invaluable remedy: Stark Co., < bio, January 8,1849. I have used Dr. M’Laoe’s Worm Speoiflo, pro- pared by Fleming Dros., Pittsburgh, Pm. in my private practice, and am prepared tossy tbatthe unparalleled success with which 1 have prescribed iu use, both for children and adults, induces me to *ay toe moat In it* favor orany specific or patont medicine eve.- befero brought to my notice. Tbe modo of administration, toe imallueM of tho dose, and tbe certainty of It* efficacious effect*, give It, lu my opinion, a decided advantage over any other medicine sf toe kind before tbs pubUo. i" Purchasers will be carefol to a*k for Dr. M’leane's Celebrated Vermifuge, manutoctured by Fleming Bros., of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other Verm- figoa in comparison are worthies!. Dr. M’Lauo’s genuine Vermifuge, alto his celebrated Liver Pill* con now bo bad at all respectable drug stores, Nom genuine without tbs signature or FLEMLVG BROS. [17j dec .8 (fninuunial Satrllipcr. Savannah Market, December 84 COTTON—The solas this forenoon were 479 boles, V i: d2 at 11X, 87 st 111016,194 at 12,212 at 12X» end 14 ol 12Xo. son, J T smith, T H Brigham J Cameron, Master J Norris, JJteml'b, J VillaJougs, ft Abraham, U L Darter, k Prendsroast, 8 hliln, 0 Hlgglnson, Q Fits- patriot W S Buddingtm, G C Urlfflj, P Boll, Miss 0 HmUbjMrVaughnTwHThompson.’J8Fay, Miss Vppter, LCbrpenter, JPorrenaudj Miss King, Mrs Harding, R HGardner. Jr, lady and avi, MlaaMIlU, MIm JMMilli. Mrs WUey sad daughter, Mrs Bra- gsnur and child, J Day and lady, J chocs. M Green, J W Goucher ant Mend, THUggstsadudy, W P Trowbridge, Mrs Loring and child, 0 Gray, V A At sxander, W 0 Butler and TSstoeragt. Consigners* Per steamship Augusta, from New York—Agent 0 R R, H N Aldrich, J W Anderson, R k Ashe, H J Arbley, J A Brown, D Belden, Biontly k Oo, Butler * Frierson, G Brown * Co, Brigham, Kelly it Co, M J Buckner, J VBarbee, Banket Sav’ob, NKBar- sum, J A Barron, M D Blackwell, Mary Bateson, £ O’Byrne, w P Bowen, crane, Wells 4c Co, Ctaghora ,tCunningham, KFColefcBro, HA Crane, GB i Jumnuuus, Cut Hunter, K K Uuuk, M A Cohen, CD- ben & Herts, CohOn &Ui<>, KCuben, UD Coup, J U Cooper, Cheever, him# A Oo, J U tartar, 4 P Col ling, D O'Connor, J B Cubbego, Dona k Washburn, Dewitt It Morgan, J £ DctorU, A Doyio, W G Dick- son, J U Downing, ftberidg * Son, Rev W kpplng, C Ferrilt, W H FnrriH, i rank.m k Branily, Flat •y k Hanley, 8 ili'hkc. J (»Fitlligan , J Foley Hina *rU8blo, CUray? 7 ^ Gartner. H Uowdy, LJ Gull martin,agt, G M Urifflu.ui'.bcrt a Tlidon, W U Union, DH Galloway, VUioi, WWUouurlub, i*H Good man, M Gorcou. Iteration’* Ex, W Hale. Headman 4Co, Xf p Huu tor, Huntor k tammell, U r Horton, Holcombe, Johuaon At Co, Hone & Connery. H Hab- er*ham, A 8 flur ildgo, J M Haywood, A Haywood, Hardeo k Co, Hardwtak & Cooke, J D Jesse, U John son k Co, P Jacob*, J T J men, Kennedy & Bunch, King It Sons, CAL Umar. sMLaflltcau, JL'pp- niUH OUlta, i/SH lsi43iar, O U IsROItORU, tl la UP- man, J W Luthrou it Co, W W Lincoln, Lockett A foiling, K Lyon,Loved k iamimorc, H H Liuvllle, J Lama, W It M*V, McKee k Bennett, T McKenua, Mallctt k Co, H Morr~ “— “ ? Mallett k Co, H Morse, MJorelt Co, 1W Monel!, McMahon k Doyle, Muller It Mlcbela, T B Muihback, SN Muller, A Minla, TH Maher, GMure, Ntviu Latbrop k Roger*, J M O’Neill, T W Neely, Niohol* k Co. Ugd.en, otarr * Co, Padelford, Fay A Co, Pat ss directed, for seven per cent, i en, Hutton k Co. M Prendergsst, Pansoui k Co. 8 I 'aimer k Aon, llerton, Heidi a Co, C 0 Poole, W 0 'rice, Ruse, Davis k Long, Robinson It Camp, H A Richmond, H KothchMd, Rodgers, Norrlu it Co, J Kosenband, flutdera k Askew, Sherlock & Co, J Shaffer, J fllobol, 0 flholl, V W flkiff, flolomon* & Co, J fltoddsrd, W R flymens, J H btoviiu n, W A ho mo*, M D Treanor, J E Ward, Woyuo k flon, Way k Taylor, Watson A to. 8 Wilmot, Woruock At liovu, M A Wilder, Wood k Co, N B AH Weed, W Warner, W T William*, U A Webb, Yougo AFrierson, Young k Wyatt. To tbe Voters of tbe Tblid District. Follow Cirauns:—I am a caudldato for re-oloclion to tbe office or Justice or tho Peace for thU District and reapectfollv solicit your support, at the flection to be held at tbe office of Jiutlco fteiford, ou 8d January, Is67, at 9o’clock* A. M. d#24-Ut EDWARD ti. WILSON. FOR NEW YORK. Will tail Saturday, 2'tkDee., at* o'clock, A. if. Tbe steamship AUGUSTA, Capt. Woodhull, will leave aa above. For freight or passage apply to ...... / PADELFORD, FAY A CO. w Berths not secured until paid for. Cabin Passage ....626 Btoerage Passage 8 Jf Shippers or Oottou by those atonnuhipa wil dense take uotlco,thatno cottou will be received a to presses that ta not distinctly marked on tho edge BONOS REDEEMED. City TwusuRiot’s times, ) flavaunah, 23d Deo., 1858. j B ONDS of tbs City of Savannah, duo too lat of February, 1867 (commonly kuown as too Mc Allister Bonds), tatuod for Central Railroad Stock, will be rodeomed to tbe amount or Twenty Thou sand Dollars upon their being presented at toe City Treasury, and interest paid to time of redemp tion. JAM£3 fl. WILKIN*, d#24 City Tress. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. C-iton statement* EcraOLi, Deo. 22,1855. 1858 18 5 Bec’d laat week, 1644 tales, 1522 boles, ' pretloosly, 8452 " 8801 ■' 11018 11125 Oar cotton aurket for tbe past week waa con- ■Ideraoly excited, and all offered wu i eadily ta kes at prices a shade higher than oar laat quo tation. We now quote: - Low Middling.. 11 to 114 Liverpool Middling Uitolli Strict Middling lUtolli Good Middling Ilf to 114 Middling Fhlr 12 Fair...* H) to 12< Port of Savanna!. December II* Arrived. Steamship Aosuita, Woodhull, 00 been from New Yoilt, to FadtlCord, gay A Co. Tbe A did not leave Quarantine ,round anil! Sen dsrutsn. Monday, at9:15 a. m., Batleru light N. w„ es. ilgula with stmmship Alslwsu tor JftwYork.' Per stoamtolp Augusta, ftom New York—Capt '“'-i Wray, Mr aud Johukon, HD Uourbs, Mr and Lyo I, E fhlppcu, Miss Tburaas, Miss Mr Barclay, Miss Thoiupsou, U ks Pack. W B faraoni, R Kuaser, N 0 Mrs Mura, Q Mare. E Ccngor, L Mallory,G W Woo*, ter, 8 U Patterson, C 0 Stafford, J Toomey, V KOor* doa,ELGordun. Mra Bergen, MUa W ill's, TJaml- BUAHDiatic A FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN can bo acoommo. dated with board ami lodging on Broughton street, nearly opposite H. Morse’s Honso Furulsh fog Store. n ‘^' P? y “. on . 1 . ofjt Twentj^ollar Note of Mid Bank, the left half which haa 6cen lost, for the payment or a Ten DolLtr Note of uld Bam No. 4,*44, toe tight half of whloh haa Wo lost JAMES L HOWELL. Teunllle, Ga., Deo. 4,1866 law4t—deu4 Ntw ^IbotrtUcmcitts. LAND AGBNCY. r IE nndertigied wiU, for dvo dollar* per lot, examine any tends In tho counties or Appling, Way no, War* or Coffee, and report to the owuer a* to tnelr proNot value, the prospect for tholr be. coming moro valuable In foturo, and whetuer or not there ta befog any trespass committed thereon, Invariably pledging nlmaeu to give a true and cor rect account, for which all remlttanooa will be ex pected in advance. He will alaoiell and remit when requeued, and i directed, for seven per cent. He wilt also promptly attend to all professional boafoeea entrusted to hla care. VERNON C. McLENDON, my 13 Attorney at taw, HnmoeviUe, Ua. ciW~f»I2II0^i~SACi^ a EORUlA—<’ITT OF hAVALNAU—Will DO Bold OU Tuesday, the both lust., beioro the court home dour of Chatham couuiy, ly onorof His honor, John M. Mitten. Judge o; tho Uty Court or s-avitu nab: cum tot of rice, cuiloo, tea, soap, tuackon.1, pup- ‘lor, coilUsb, herrings, claret, piumo.>, ouitej, grits, jutter biscuit, phot oread, otau large lamp, oue clock, scales suit weights, and diver* outer u> tides usually coulalued lu a variety grucety store; said propmty being lavted on by au at auhuieut 1 favor of fleuboru Goudalt vs. Christopher Fiugo, returua- bio to toe Ftbrurry term «*TUty Coui i ot .-avauuah, EDW’D M* PHbND. hti.tBl', de!9 fcheiill City touit ot flavauuab. • bale. dcc'J4 Ekoteain’s Omn, ClAauwTOX BBavamxah R Road, Vharleaton, Denumber 2b 1868. S EALED PR0PUSAL8 will bo received at this office until Ja- uary In, 1867, for (he Clearing, Gradiug, and Trestle, work, on tweuly-twn (2U) sec tions of this Rood, from Edisto River to flalkt hatchte River, b fog from the 80th to tbe 61st tectioux, in- . lualvo: aud comprising a dWante or 22 miles aud 800 feet* There will be between the point* above indicated nearl; two (2) miles or Pile aud Tre<tio-work; but in detached portion*, vary ng from 6 to 9, and in some place* 14 root in btigbL ?ho plans prouo*ed to be ndop'ed are Blmplo pile work »p to grade, and tie ‘'Inverted W” Trestle, resting ou mud *111*, or u|»on bent* or throe pilos each. Tho material must be oftbo beat quality of yellow or pitch pine, free from aap. PlunH aad specification* inuy be seen, and moro oxtet Infer mutton obtained, at too office of the En- giuoor. on and after the 5th January. Proposals may bo submitted wpuraloly for the Earth-work, (including Clearing,) and for the Pile and Truatle-nork. Tho propo tils will specify tho price for each aero of Olcarlug (Including Grubbing, within th* limits oftbeoxe.ivatcd or embauaed breadth;) the rate per cubic yard of the Kx avallun or Embankment, with the price per It indred feet of Averago Haul beyond too flrvt li«0 feet, (n* it must be nnrter*toud that when earth is iiuulud from the excavation luto tho embaukmeut it will ue paid tor but ouco, with the altewuuco foi average haul ) tbe price per lineal font lor Trestle or Pile wotk, of or wi'hlu tbe limits or6 uud 1<>, uml 10 and 16 feet b- ig« t, or ir preferred bnprico jur ctnlc foot, or footboard meiiurc or all material iu t ie Pile or Trostlo-work. Rty ments will oo mad ■ monthly, on the esti mates of toe Engineer, of tho work done; 20 per oi-nt be ng rets ncu by tlie > ompany for its seeuri- uniil thu final oompio t u, ,'roi'osate should be mldrcHhOil to tho undere lgnad, and endorsed “Proposals for Graduation” or "Pro* posais for Trssllcwork.” THOflF. DRAYTON, Proddeut and Chief Engineer, dtctl—3tawu Janl6. NOTICE. A LL PERSONS having demands against the estate of Klihu Wilson Into «>f Effingham court- ty, deceased, will present them duly atte-tod; and those indebted are requested to muke Immediate psyment to HKNhY J. WiIRO *, or 1 8TKPHEN A. WILSON, / “ r8< dec24 Second Leetan of tho Cosm BEFORE THB SAVANNAH YOUNG URNS' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION} AT ARMORY HALL, On Taesday Evening, December 30th, AT 7i O’CLOCK, P.M. PROF. JOHN LeCONTE, H. D„ Of South Carolina College. SUBJECT: Theagbts Um «ta«y or the Physleal felcaeee. A COURSE <-F ElUHT OU TEN LE 1 UP-Efl Will Xx.be given during the winter under tbe auspices of tou above named Association. Eminentgoullemeu from abroad and at home, have klnuly slgnitted their readiness to serve us without cutupem-ation, save nccorisarliy incurred expenses. Whatever surpl -i shall be reultxad, will oe appropriated to- wards tho eetablLbktg of a Reading Room for young men, CHABG* Tickets for entire course ....$160 •t •• singlelooture 25 Tickets may be' bad at the Book Stores, from members or toe Association, and at toe door. J F* CAEN, Lecture Committee: decl7 F. J. CHAMPION, E. MILLER, J.D SMITH, 0. B. CARTER. FXfiAGG’S GOOD ODD BAMAIUTAN** iMMEiHAlE RELIEF, rpHG subscriber has made arrangement! to X E*«paooafrUoiiui>ply.or th* above ihvalua- ble remedy, for tbe our* oT tb* head ache, tooth ache, ear-ache, neuralgia, ague In too face, soro throat, and all kinds of cuts, oruhes, burnt, spluai affections and apralns. In a tourt-spaco or tlmo Full dPectlous with each package, and warranted genuine. dec20 J. D JEfSF. TAKEN up in RobertavUle, a *a u.l Bay Horae, with saddle and bridle attached. de!2 auget , iioodwin’s Stables on West Broad su ASSIZE OF tasiS Cirv Ttuuwium's Ottict, 1 Bavant ab* 1st Deo., 1866. j T HE average prtcee of Flour tbe past month befog Eight dollars per bbl, Bread must weigh ai follows t 10 cent loaf nmat weigh 2ft Oo*. i « “ i” 1ft oo*. S " •* <• ow os. JAMES B. WILKIN8, dec! City Treasurer, CtiUNTY, _ I am * candidate for re slectfoo to tha of- floe ef Receiver of Tax Returns I* January wst, and respootfolly solicit your suffrage*, angll JOHN REEDY. TO VHB VOVBBffiOV CH A*)PH AH FeUoW'dtisens, I am a candidate at tha — elect]oo, In Jauuary next, for toe office of Tax Oolloctor, and woltoii your supporl^^^ 8anniah t Bept flOUt, MM. j | ^o<Rl SAVANNAH WATER .. ^ OFFICE BOARD OP COMMIflfllUNkRS, t November lath, / fllHE WATER RENTS for the present year ware X due from tho Ut Instant, and payable at the office of toe Board. The attention ol thoso persons supplied with water from tbe work* ta oafteu to fleotlou 20 of Au Ordinonoe to amend an Grdlnanoo for tbe care and anigement of the Savannah Water Works. no?18 K. J. R. BEE, Secretary. Ilso, a few Day Boarders. notice. nov!2 O NE MONTHafter dato applioation will be made to too Biffik of the btate of Georgia, lu flavan- ^JiTY MARSHAL’S SALBS-un> Urn Ural Tu**day _ tu January uuxt I wto a*d lu from ot tot iourt House, improvement* ou eoutb tia l of tot No. 3d Warren ward, together With tne loHa* of natd lot, levied upon as tue property of the estate of Clara A Ug esby aud Mlab Matdua Ross, to sailafy the city taxes ot said property. deed DAN’t. U: aTEWaRT, c. u. NOTIUKi A LL persons having dumauds agaiuit WOOD A 111nE‘ 1 * * **■■■“ “■ “** HINES wM pleoao presunt them jorthwith at iny office, 86 Bay btteU.lo nterty tuuug k Wyatt’s, orattoeifficu«<f my attorney, ii sorgo A ordon, “ ,.|j r » &>q: auu ao p <r»ou imlobteu to said ttrw are buro- by oauuouuu uot to uay over any amount uxci-pt upon .y ruculpt or that, of tuy s nd atluruoy. Tito public are aUu um Uuu that 1 wilt uut be ro- BiKMiutblu ior auy coutrans or obitgauuns ot any klud madu by Jmui * Hmes, In tho uamo of W« oa k Ulues, a* i have dl.-sotvod alt couuecUon wan him whatever and too pariuorchip ho* eou-uu to uxlst. d*22-u J. It. Wood. GENERAL NOXIOE. p» G. M. URirrl.b bo* returuod from New w York, and te tola morulug opening a uuw htockor Watoiio-, Jow*iry, fancy articiua, aliver Ware, Ac., and will bu pluusad to Imvo his triundu aud ail utners In waut of suun articled give him a 41. New goods will bo opeutng ail this week. It. M. G1UFEIN, eucccsdor to late M. Eaatuion, corner Uty n and Wnhuker etreeta, dcc8 Urnt cm nor above i’utadkt House, AOTIUK. A LL persons haviug ctamts against the estate of GcorguM Waldbm g late ut uhatbam county, •tukvased, are b roby noilllod to pruient them, property attested, tu me under* gnud, within the tithe proscribe by law; uud ail purrious ludebted to dam eatate are h> ru»y required to mako Imme diate paymuut to the uiideralguod. JACoH WAilibURtr. AUmintatrator cum tedtamuutu auuexo of cstutt of docl-tf tauorge M. Waldburg. NOTICE^ rntVO months after dato application will be made X to **-■- *■ * “-** toe Houorable, tne Court oi Ordinary of Cumham county, for leave to soil all tho property, real aud personal, ot too astute of Uourgo M. Wald burg, late of said county, docoused, for too baueilt of the heir aud creditors of said estato. JACOB WALDUURU, Admiuistrator cum testamuuto attuoxo oi estuto or deoU2m George M. Waldburg. NUlltEi y^LI. persons having deinsuds against tho estate net U’Couuar, deceused, will haud totm u . duly attested, os required by luw;and those in debted will pleiuo make payment, to W. R. flkHuNfl, qualiUed Adm’r. November 8th, 1*60. nuv8 riuTlCfc. ^LL persons ludeotu.i to tho Estate of Jane Me- Donald, late of tlclniodh couuty, decouwed, ure requested to make Immeatate pay incut*, Uos haviug deinaud* agautst *atd rotate are requested to preaont them, duty autheullcauid. MUflEfl D. UAUtUfl, Executor. Nov. 7th, 1858. uov7 NOTICE. W YLI.Y A CuLLl.Sfl tmve taken an office oh too uorttor of uruytun dt. aud Bay lauo, op. pudite t»o utlluu of C. A. Js. Lamar, Esq., for tow transact!'"* of aa Auctiou aud Ucuural Urokerugo budlucsi*. Real and Personal Es ate sold on Commission; al so, .''locks ana Bond*. Loans negotiated. Ltbc.ui advuuced made ou propurty entrusted to tb< m lor aa:o. ti uovio AugoaUt and Savannah Hull lioatl,) Ueuember 4th, tebb. j T HE Annual Election lor neveu (1) LtrocOua of told Company will be held ou Monday, too 6th M IU1S VUinpftU) will UO UOIU wu JIUUurajr, IUU Bill oi January uuxt, at tho office our nor of Bov atm Aben orn rtreeta, between thu huurs of lu A. 41. uud I P U t.'«A\CIS T U'tl.I.fM 1 P. M. doc4 FRANCIS T. WILUfl, Presidunt. Central R.H. A Banking Co. of Ga., > Savuunah. Deo. 2, 1806 f D IVIDEND No. 67.—too Board of Dirort'.i* have tliU day declared a Dividend of FIVE nut CENT, ou too Geuerai .Stock oi too Company, from the profit* of the art six mouths, puyabiu on Monday, Dccumbor 16th. Holders of Guaranteed Stock will be paid tholr uiuul dividend* on the sutue uay. CUYJ dec4—>w GEU. A. CUTLER, Oashior. Central H. Ri & Banking C'o. of Gn‘., Y fluvuuuaU, Lieu, xd, l&6d. t T HE annual election for Direcior* ot this Com- pauy will he held at tho Bauktug llourfn on ouy street, on Mouaay, 6th Jauuary uuxt. between the hours or lu o’clock A. M. and 1 o’c.ock, P. M. de2-td GEO. A. OUYLER. Cashier. Bank of homiucnvi roc, » flavaituah, ud Duo, ltOJ. / B Y a Resolution of the Board, it I* ordvrou that tho third Instalment oT rweuiy-dvu dolmreper suare, on too Capital flhick of hts Dank be paid on or before the 31st January next JNU. C. FKRRILL, Cashier. dec8-1awt«l omcsaav’H, Albaxy a puls R U.Co., | flavounab, Nov* fl, I860, j T HE Seventh It stalra nt of lu per cunt, on th Capital fltock of the flaviutuab, Albany aud utilf Rail Road Company, by a KeaOluUou of tho Board, ta hereby ordered to be paid oo or before toe lUthday cfja mary, 185T. WM. WARING HABERSHAM, nov6 Seurutury and Treasurer. FatESH BISCUIT ASH CBAOKBBS J UbT KECElVod), compruiug alt the difforent kinds New fork affords, consisting ofOougre^s, Egg, Milk, Wine. Lem -n, -oda Abernathy, Maple, and other ULcait, New Year’s Cake, Ginger aud flpicud flnape, Fox’s, Buttut, Boston, Lutttou, Pic Me, Graham, Water, flnuar, and Fancy Ctockore— alt ot which we rhall keep con-tamly no bond aud receive fresh supplies by every muautcr at too flavabuau Grocery aod Fruit Depot, nov26 Jasper County Academy XiOTTXlZIT. BY XCTHUMTY OF Bft WAYg OT QXOKCM. CUII u. »obe drawn Jaaeary lltn, HIT, .tOonowt H.U, Ibooe, ua., ud« u» nm ■oyacisundenec el M. flwti.tt.Lmsa aad W. a aadatsea, b,. Wlawl. 18la Lottery has'only Mew tbeuasnd araewa lias ttra siiy Lousn la Hie WQtiq, tatrejora It w Ua km ttrVwtisrai. in. amine the Scheme I 1,712 prises attoqahng to..S102,0f Tickets |lo—Halves $6—Quarters fllflO. Tin 1^00 Prt«*offl40 are determined by the last figure of toe numoer that draws the Capital Prise of fll6,00e. Ihe Capita.PrS# JSlrof muKS end with on* or the figurei-1. 2,8,4, 4,6, M*?, 6. Ihoso Whole Tfoketa endiug with too aama figure iu the lost In the Capital will N entitled to #40. Halves and Quarters in proportion. tST Persons soedlug money by mall need no fear ita being lost. Orders punctually attended to CommueiiAUuns confidential. Bank notes of sound batiks taken at par. ^ W-TC0ri.wl.mm pstfienhr inab.ra kinJd order Immediately. 0E0. A. M6CLEBKY, Agt. FARRELL. TEAS! FEE8H TEAS! r IK CHOICEST aod boat awsortmunt or TEAS evar offered at retail in this dty, Including English Breakfiut Tea, Delicious Oolong, Plautat on Oolong, Silver Leaf Hyson, Plantation Imps rial, and other favorite qualities, Jut received aod for sale by WM. H FARRELL, noM eornnr Broughton and Whitaker ate. „ WHITE KID GLOVES. lor Eld Ulovei jut re- W HITE aud nraw color J oelved and for sal* by WM. ft. SYMONS, aov22 IT Whitaker at. Sonthern Lottery. ON THB THE HAVANA PLAN. FBOIB flOABaMTinil ‘$102,000. Only 19,000 NmmfeMtll t flllliS PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION. •i ,.01fl,0fl0 l prise of... I " ... • l " v'ttt 4 « of $1,009 are 4^009 fl " of 400aro... ......... 2,100 80 « of 100 are • 900 1,400 •* of 40 are 90,009 arraoxnunox nuns. 20 approximaUons of 8100 ore; $2,000 60 «» m 60 art MOO *9 « “ floSt.::?;: ?!5 The following SCHEME will be drawn every Saturday.' Sonus: 1 prise or 1 do 1 do 1 do 8 prized of *5W> ore 60 do lObari loo uo Au are l»oo do in me • ...t$,ooo ... 1,600 ... 1,009 ... 1,000 ... 1.600 ... 6,0i0 ... 4,060 ...24,600 1,067 44,000 Whole Uoketa •*; Halves $2; Quarters $1. Ordcra addressed to JAjIIsBF. WINTER, Manager, Macon. Ga t> GEU. A. McCLEMKV, Agent, corner BryauandWhltaker ate., flavtnuah. 1 prise... 1 ** 2 “ ... 2 “ ... 3 189 4 r »t • atTRiixiUATioN rstxiw’' 4or$160 Appru’x 4 of 100 •* * 4 «r .. 8 or 80 a dor 70 “ 8 or oo •* 8 of 6J ♦» 76o of iu » ;;;; l,ooo prizes, s. ounUng to..*.*. "’hole Tickets $10; Halves $6; Quarters 12 60, BRILLIANT SCHEME. GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OP MARYLAND. Class C, To be drawn in Bsltlmoro, Md.,8alurday, Jau. 24. HSM?^ohkmb: <8 Numbers— >6 urawn ballots. 1 prize of. 2 prizes or.*.* 4 •• 8 “ 100 339 » rtox or tita LOTikKY. flamo as the i.ojai laHiery oi Cuba—with this inherence: theiiavonaLottery had 36.000 hum. here—this ho* ou.y J6,0v0. ' There are two ws-tets, on each or which there are placuu two teciu. iho rupenultMithta have each a w«y vi too leocks, ana toe wheel* vaunot he opined tiuless botu are pre*ont. 'ihtre are pmced tu the whum of nutuimru Uu tubes eoutuinink »iiu« ot papor with toehuuiberolreuNo, l to lb.ocO In tue \S hue I of i'rizuo tocro are placed tiu tubes voa- taiuitig slip* ot paper with the Prises ou them rang- fog from bi&,ooo tu flioo, * Wheu tho urawmg takes place, which will be fo public, the wheels a. o unlocked, and alter revotvh.it them, a number is drawu onto! the wheel ol uum- *t toe same tune oue ta drawu out oi in* Priso wheel by boys, with arms baled to toe ahenl- d« auu httnulufeeu—the tube is uitppeu oil, onu the number hula up uud unrolled, so that the whom uuuiuuee can sue it—toe number is then call u iff and enrolled by toe euper ntunuunu Ihe Pits* drawn tauiedited to toe muntier urawn at the —» uuUl ali tho f-rtSM hr* drawn nut. A copy of ihe dt awing ta vnsu aent to toe printers, aud oiler comparin'.u, the flupertntenueuiu i truly to the correctness of the ».rawiug. 'these rbperfo- P * f ‘ 0,W ***■ w *^ uul A drawing is sent to every one ordering tickets. Iho 1 rises are pa>abte thirty uaj a mist toe drawing, iu iuil, witnuut auy dtacui.ui. uk * Ftaue Ui. the I6to of every moush. JAM** k, teiN-teit 1 tfuo18 Manager, Macon, oa. MAHY LAN D LOTTERIES EUR JANUsVhi, tbo7. R» Franco A Co., Hans|tn, Drawings conducted under tbe supenutendeuce ef toe fltuto Loiiuiy tommnwonur. Print Paid as won <u Dram. A flRANO MaHsIjAND LUTT&RY (Oe tbe Hsrses rise.) (HiAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTEnY. OF UAltFLAED. E*tr* Lint 1, Ta bo draws 8STIIKUA2, Jau ant, In Brittanr. Maryland. * 80,000 N tuubers I—l,OOOPrlscs I In thui-o Lotterict every Prise must bu drawu br Sl° Ue ’ ‘ u “ aiMi#i,,, “ #r# drawu out a to* R Hubbard k Co. are authurlMd by tbe mans, gent to dil ml oi ders. 9 . 142.600 . 10,009 . »,009 . 'J,uoo . 1,6 • . 1,000 >.. $42,600 ... lkpJLO ... 10,000 .. 6,000 ... 2,000 ... 1,600 ... 1,000 ... *00 ..$132,010 ....$60,000 . 29,98$ . H’,000 1,000 10$ 100 30,366 prises, amounting to $1,202,00 •floketa $20; Halves $10; oltar;$6, Eighths $2.M Certificate tr Package of 20 Wholes, cost., 4266 0 do. do. 26 Halves, •», 182 61 do. do. 26 Quarters,•• 66 Si do. do. 26 Eighths, 33 ij AT AU orders for TJekete or Pscksgee In anv * the Maryland Lotteries will receive prompt sttea Baltimore Md. dce24 HOT AMD OOLD BATH8. V ciutomcrs. stra< gent and cltlzer commodslce o*te U n ".tt“cfiSoI. e ] month, .IU.lb.crlb.rs In commSS Not. 1st, UM to Not. », 18,7, forlli ' Bintlobi hi, 26 eenu.’ 1 8cuon ticket from lit Hot to lit Nor *lt No B. 10 subscribers, in addition to tooerl ^resUIcutikouraolowiffice of K^oit yoiDW—M h#xea No. 1 Chines £a , W Md40 ' ( ? 0 rt Torp - o “ J : j n •I ! i r. j. f; ; ii i 1 ! i *" ;!i . >11 . II