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I MONDAY BVaMNO * oVIUCfc, A.~W. OiMNitle BivoKlIr* Committee. Thera will be atueetiof or tite Democrats Executive Committee at the City Ho^Tue*- \ dev night (December 30th) nt 7, P. M. v R. Wayne; Ofablramn. BY Later from California and Ceil trat America. | ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS. Kaw You, Dec.29«-Tlu! rtcanuhi|i Ulinuli arrlwd to-day. Tb. California neirs in entire' Ijr unimportant, nor b there anything later from Nicaragua, eioepta turner that Walker had mat with further reTeraea. Several Brlllah veaaela, arrived at Panama, atata that the report of a aettlemcnt of the dllR' culty between England and Bogota la untrue. A blockade of the porta or the latter ia daily expected. Pnaaengeva of the Lyonnais* Maw Tour, Dee. 30 —It ia now believed that the report of the reacue of the Captain and fifteen paaaengera of the Lynnnaia ie Iklno. Concha'a Removal. Maw York, Dee. S3—A letter from Madrid announcee the removal of Concha from the oHce of Captain General of Cuba. It la probable that Urbatout haa been appolo. tad hla auoceeaer. CNiraaaiTr or Granola—The exerciaea of our State Univeraity will be resumed on the 16th of January and noton thelOth as pre- vienalyanhounwdlne.it' HaiLRoao Accidsni—There waa a collision between two tralna on the Virginia Central Road laat Thursday near Gordonsville. Though there were a large number of white persona on board no one of that complexion waa hurt, live negro men were badly Injured. Three of them bad their legs broken, another had hla leg and foot crushed, and the flfth had hla jaw bone broken, bat none of them were killed. Warn Wonxs Eroinis—The trial ortho pumpiog engines attached to the Cambridge Water Works, Is reported in the Cambridge Chronicle, will be of interest to our citizens, the Savannah Water Works use engines of the same patent The experiment at Cambridge seems to have resulted very favorably. Msoao Excursion—The one hundred aud twenty-three alaves employed on the Pei-nan- dies and Cedar Keys Railroad, whose arrival a week ago at Charleston, on their way to Wil mington, was mentioned in our columns, were only off on a Christmas frolic. They were to return to Femandina sa Boon as the holidays were over. ■‘Quint CHBUTMiJ'-Onr Rtpublican neigh bor Is at fault In supposing that the Georgian 4'Journal's reference to the quiet of the late Christmas was Intended either asa“glorlflcatlon ofthenewlyeloctedauthorit!es"orasan“ordious comparison” with their predecessors. We as sure him that neither of theso purposes was in eur “mind's eye” when penning the paragraph re which he allndee. We Simply designed to menton a Ihct' which waa so striking that it hardly escaped the attention of any one. 8ouTBwnnmNB.ui.noat> ExTSNSiOR.-Thsra wems to be a hair prospect of an early com. meneement of operations forthe extension of the Southwestern Railroad froth Bomter City to Earaula. The very liberal nroposjtion of the company is likely to be accepted by Eufaula and the people along the line. HriOufldr ad dressed the citizens of Randolph at Cuthbertat the late term of Randolph Court. Wo are in- formed that the requisite subscription will probably be made up during the present week. In his speech at Cuthbort, Mr. Cuyler la re ported to have come down “eloquently and for cibly upon the Pacific railroad .showing the great fallacy of such a project, and the inevitable injury It would bring upon the country.” [Prom the Cambridge Ob ronlelu, j Cambridge Waterworks. ft is new some weeks since the pumping en gines at Freeh Pond were delivered to (be Com- K by H. R, Worthington, Esq., the patentee, mil recently there has been no opportuni ty to test their power and capabilities. This week, however, being fovorably for the pur pose, a trial has been made, without any extra elbrt to gain great results, nnduta moderate speed. rlwa results/dieting from eaSs < ot5er/ V |5ut all exceeding the expectations or those most in terested, not only in the actual amount or labor performed, but In the 1 economy of fuel, and other items of expense connected with running steamenglnesofaU kinds. These results were as follows:— I Tuesday, Deo. 9, Engine No. 1 was started at 6.16 A. M. and ran, without once stopping, 6.36 P. M., or 8 hours and 20 minutes. During this time the overage number of itrokea waa 63d nearly per minute. The di ameter of the plunger being 14 inches, and the length of the stoke 2 ft. f in. the discharge ncratoke is 16.66 galls, giving a total discharge into the reserviorof 83062 gallons per min ute. Whole no. of strokes during the day 20713.6 “ “ “ gallons pumped 416262626 The amount of coal used exclusive of that consumed in generating steam was 460 pounds, the firing required 260 pounds, making in aU a consumption of but 700 pounds ror the day's wotk. Wednesday, Dec. 10. The same engine was started at MO A. M, and run till 4A8 P. M., bsyingstopped once for about two minutes to relhve the air chamber, Ming a total of 0 hours and 26 minutes. Average No. strokes per minute 496 “ •' gal's pumped per minute 821.176 hole No. buokes (luting the day 28017. , " " gel's oum ied during day 461483.05 live of firing, 420 : tiring 260 • al consumed 070 | —The same engine was sr and ran till 3 P.M., with- (total of 7 hoars and 46 < per minute 63.161 a iped per minute 886.114 i.t * r J“*‘heday 24710.866 . : ..eoiaSSM? 4 " 585,752 “\.dt *r firing 250 Total No. pounds consumed ~090 w« thM# amounU for the three days. DeUy evemge time of pumping, 8 hours 30 m. ““ No. strokes per minute 52.048 “ gulls, pumped per min. 8606(9 strokes per diem 26493.12 »e^tefe's 441110 ' 175 ..“H, „ . 43666 lbs. mat for flrlng 26060 The Treaty between Ureal llrltulss nun Ike United Malta. WasniNnTON, Dee. 23, Ism. By tin- lint article of the treaty betweeu the United States end Great Britain, tlid (loutract- nrs agree jointly to proposo to tho republics of tikmnsguu and Costa Rlostko itrrnngomoula contained in the following articles: A lorritory Comprised within tbu following limits shall lie- set apart for the Mosquito I u- dlaiis. And thin it goes oh to establish tho bonndary. The boundary Is to ho deslguuted and marked by two oommlaslonom, to lie up- minted, ouobyher Hritaulo MnJosty, and one ly tho President of the republic of Niuuragiro. Hy article third, the Moequlto Indians, con- fining themselvea within the territories desig nated, shall enjoy the right to make, hy their national couuoii or oouuolis, and to convey into efibet all such laws as they may deem news- aarylortho government and protection or nil persons within tbo ramo, and or all projierty therein bolongiug to their people, or to such persoua us bavo conueoted themselves with thorn. Their rights of property aud of local government within the territory detlued shall bo recognized, affirmed aud giorniiitced by republic of Nioamgua, in treaties to bo made by tbut state with the United States and Great Britain respectively; aud the republic or Nicar agua, in each of these treaties, shall stipulate and engage that it shkU enact laws to prevent the purchase of Isnds from the Mosquito In diana, and the introduction and Bale of liquors among tho said Indiana; and tha said republic ahall protect them from all inroads, intrusions or aggressions along their western nnd northern frontier. Tho Mosquito Indians shall rathe able to cede tboir territory or rights to any other state without the consent ortho United States uud Greet Britain, each separately ex pressed -, it being, however, understood that nothing shall prcoluno tho conclusion of such voluntary compact and arrangement betweeu the republic of Nicaragua and the Mosquito In diana by which tho latter may be incorporated S d united with the former; but it shall ho puiatediu aUoh ease, that tho lin'd Mosquito Indians shall enjoy tho same rights, and be lia ble to tho same duties, as other citizens of the said republic of Nicaragua. By article four, all or tho territory south of tho river Warcoo, or Segovia, not lucludeil within the lbnlta of the roservatlou set apart for the Mosquito Indians, shall, without preju dice to tho rights or the llopublle of Honduras, or to any question of boundary between that Republic and the Republlo of Nicaragua, be recognised nnd declared to bo within tho limits and sovereignty of the Republic of Nicaragua, on the fallowing conditions: Tho Republic of Costa Rica shall retain for its citizens tho free dom of navigation up nnd down the Ban Juan, rrom its month to the mouth of tho Bcra l'iqiio river, with liberty to enter and quit the port of Ban Juan, or Greytown, with their vessels, aud to store their cargoes in that pert, and without being subject to any duties or Import nr export, tonnage duty, or other tax or public cliargo whatever, except for light money and other necessary port charges. Tholiepnblics of Nic aragua and Coats Rica shaU aUow the territo rial disputes between them, and the limits or extension to be given to the town of San Juan, or Greytown, if the same cannot bo amicably adjusted between themselves and that town, to be nettled by the arbitration of tbe United States and Great Britain, who, in any doubtful point, aball bo able to call for tbe decialon of u third party. All bona fid. granta'of laud for dne consideration made in the name and by tho be confirmed, provided the same shall not ex ceed in any case tbe extent of ora hundred yerds square, If within the limits of Ban Juan, or Greytown, or one league square if without the Bamc; and provided that such grant shall not Interfere with other legal grants mado pre viously to that date by Spain, the Republic of Central America, or elthat of thepresent States of Booth America; provided Ibrther, that no such grant within cither of the said States shall Include territory reserved by its govern ment for forts, arsenals, or other public build ings. This stipulation is in no manner lo effect tho grants of land made previously to January 1st. 1846. The Republic of Nicaragua shall —■’ - .... Juan, n free port, and the oily a ftec city, though Under-tbe sovereignty or the Itetrabtfc, whose Inhabitants shell oqjoy the following Tights and Immunities: Tho right to govern themselves by means of their own municipal government, to bo administered by legislative, exeeutivo and judicial officers of their own election, according tv their own negotiations; trial by Jury in their own courts; perfect free dom of religious belief and worship, public and private. The municipal government sbull lay no dutieson goods exported, nor any duties on goods imported,intended for transit across the Isthmus, or fbr consumption, without the city, nor any duties of tonnage on vessels except such as may be necessary for the police of the K ort and the maintenance of the necessary ght honsea and beacons; provided that the present condition shall not Interfere with or prevent the levy of a temporary doty on im ports for tho paym-.nt of too Musquito Indians as stipulated In article 6; exemption ITOm mili tary service, except for the defence of the city and within the bounds of tho same. Article filth provides (hat the republic of Nicaragua ahall enter lute positive treaty stipu lations with each of the two government-, of the United Btates of America and Great Britain that it will make the grant or freedom to the cttyofGreytown,orSanJuan, subject to tho condition that tho municipality or the said city shall, as soon as organized, pats laws and ordi nances levying by tax or duty on importssome reasonable sum to bo paid half yearly te the Mosquito Indiana by way or annuity fora limit ed period, as an indemnity and compensation for their Interest in the territory recognised aud declared by the first elansoof articled to be within the limits and sovereignty of tho repub llo of Nicaragua. B/article sixth her Britannic Majesty and the republic of Nicaragua ahafi, within six months after tho exchange of the ratifications of the treaty to be concluded between them in virtue of tbe present arrangements, uppoint each n commissioner for tho purpose of desig nating and marking out the Inland boundary separating tho territory to bo set apart for the Mosquito Indians. They shuU also appoint each a commissioner for tho purpose of decid ing upou the bona tides of all grants of lands; do do do do 68066 ^conwmed 78 ° 7 ’ 7o * * I0an ^* l ' u1 ^ *»Jth»t the quality of coal la gor, beiag alatey. The afternoon of the 11th “Urorrtde, owing to tho oX&Jm* atmosphere; bat leaving these SL2““Ideration, a» weU as the stiffness, |n- STSa ■»«- engluee, It must be obvS to UlVS»aa““i ob * rTOl «"* «i«result oh- “Mr p *Juinr" 0mJ ° ffUe '' * re ' t0 ^ j* agreeable to vonr any readers, It Is account of the N.I.H. for tho purpose of determining the amount, the period of duration, and the time, place and mode of payment of the annuity to bo paid to the Mosquito Indians according to the stipula tions. Articlo seventh provides that the commis- sioners shall meet stanch place or places as shall be hereafter fixed. After they shall be respectively named, and before proceeding to business, they Bhall make ana subscribe a solemn declaration that they will impartially andoarolhlly examine and decide upon all tbe mattera referred to them for their decision. Tbe commissioners to appoint a third person lo act as arbitrator or umpire in any case or cases in wbioh they may themselves dlflbr in opinion. Article ninth provides that the two govern ments bind themselves, in case the republics of Nicaragua and Costa Rica, or either or them, should refose to aceept the arrangements con tained in the proceeding article, not to pro pose nor consent to any ether arrangements more favorable to the refusing party or parties. (Signed) G. M. Dau-aa. CLARENDON. siriRATi articles. Article 1. Whereas, tbe arrangements set forth in (he treaty of thisdate are provided as an adequate substitute for tho protection here tofore extended by Great Britain to the Mos- jputo Indiana; and whereas one or the other, or both or the contracting parties, miy And In the condition of their political relations with the republic of Nicaragua obstacles to prevent an Immediate execution of tbe said arrangements; noW’thcroforoltla agreed and onderetoodns follows: That any delay In carrying out tho raid arrangements, arising ftom tneclrcum- atencra or relation, of the repEbllo orNIcara- gua, shall In no respect impair tho validity or lores °f tho treaty as between the contracting parties, hut the same .hall remain obligatory upon and to be executed by them as early ae may be practicable; that whichever of the two Contracting parties may soonest Qud Itself in such political relations with the republlo of Nicaragua as to enable it to do so, shallfirst nro- means of a separate treaty, Its assent to those Artioto 2. And wheraiis, the ratutloua of ami ty between- (lie uontruellujf parties, and tire neutrality ul any mid every auiumimk-iitiiiii liy cannlur raflfey serosa the Isthmus, which connects North slid South America, mid to which communication, hy canal or railway, their protection lias been or shall ho extended, may be farther assured by somb definite ut- raugemont on two otlror questions which huve come Into dlsoomion, now it is mutually ilgraud and understood that her Bi-lhuraic (Misty's settlement called the Rezllo, or British Hon duras, bounded on the north by the Hoxloau province of Yucatan, and on tho south -by the river SoraBtoon, waa not and is now t-mbracod u tho treaty entorod Into between tho contract 8»PK they existed on ttathnutli day or.Aiu il.185D, aUttU, If possible, Ihi Bottled uud fixed by treaty betweeu her BriUmiio Majenty aud the repub lic of Guatemala within two yearn from the exchange oftho ratification ol ibin instrument; which raid boundaries and limit*. shall not at »uy tImp hereafter be extended; that tho inland* and their inhabitant* of Uoatau, Aimico, UUU, Barbowtta, Helena and Mohit, situated in tlifc Bay of Houdnras, and known ns .tho Iky la* lundu, having been, by a' cdnVeutlou hearing date 27th day of August, 1856, between her Britannic Majesty and the republic of, Hondur an, constituted and declared' a treo territory under the sovereignty or the raid republic of Honduraa, the two ooutruotiug mirtics do hereby mutually engage to recognise nnd res- pectin all. future time the independence aud rights or tho said free territory as a pint of tlie republic of Honduras Art S. Tho present separate articles sbull havo the same force and validity as if they hud been Inserted word for word in tbe treaty be tween tho United States of .America nod her BrItarinioMajtoty,«iffncd f this day. They sbull be ratified by the President of the Uuited States, by ana with tho advice and coiiBeut of the Senate thereof and by her Britauuio Majesty, and tho ratification* shallibe exchanged at the name time ft* those of the Treaty. GEOKGB M. DALLAS. OLAUENDON. Doue at London the 17th of Qotobcr, iu the year or our Lord 1856. Ouiuksb Sugar Cane SKKU—AoiUGi'LTifUAt.' —Washington, Dec. 24.—Tho Commiraioner of Patents is now sending to tho several Btuto Agricultural Societies, u parcel ot' Chiueso Sugar Cane Seed raised under the direct sui>er* vision of the Patent office, suffices to plant six teen acres. wither view of extending the cul ture of this plant It hos, since its introduc tion into this country, proved itself well adapt* ed to our geographical range of Indian Corn. It is of easy cultivation, being similar to that of maize of broom coru, but will prosper in a much poorer soil. A correspondent writing to the commissioner, speaks of the extraordinery richness and delicious flavor of the milk or cows which had been fed on flint description of food. Several gentleman have likewise recently ae* quainted the office with the fact of the success of the Liquorice Plant, which is hardly as far North as Connecticut. It is employed not only for medicinal purposes, butts au important element, they say, in preparing some of the best ale and porter in Great Britain Hkhi.Phiceh for Negroes.- Of tho sales of the^negroea belonging to the estate of Alexan der Moore, deceased, of Halifax county, shows that the prices were .almost unprecedentedly high. One man, aged 22 years, brought $1,466; another one. of tbe same age, $1,425; one 20 years old, $1,488; a girl, 17 years old, sold for $1,260; a boy* 9 years old, $900; one 10 years of age, $980. The number sold was forty*alx, varying in age from 4 to 75years. Tbe sum of the sales was $32,324, making an average of $703 70.—Danville (Ka.) /trghlrr. Manufacture ok Railroad Iron.—The Al bany Statesman says : "The New York Central Railroad Company manufactures Its own failruad Iron at a less cost than one half its market valuo. The average cost to railroad companies Is now $60 to $65 per ton, while the cost to the maniifhc* tureris about $30 per ton. The coat of the Central Railroad Company ’s * iron • work*; *11 complete, including 1,500 acres of land, com talufng tbctborcrWon *145,600. JUts AiUR.lbe company saved (n one year by making for itself tho iron nbeesrary to supply the uiinual wear and tear of the road.’’ Colored Person* Ejected from a Thea tre.—The Boston llee states that two colored men numed Julian S. McCrea and John Bte* venaon, were ejected from Howard Athomcum on Friday evening. On Saturday suit* were brought against the lessee and .manager, Mr. R, G. Marsh, who gave bonds In $1000 to an* swer tho same iu Jauuury.nt which time tho cases will be tried. It i* the intention of the complainants to test tho question of color in its relation to places of public amusemeut at the North, and particularly concerning those of the drama. From Wukatland.--We have a few items ofinformation from Wheatland, on which, we havo reason to rely: Frst Mr. Buchanan has us yet invited no one to become a member of ids Cabinet, aud has not nude up his mind with reference to single member of it. Second. Mr. John Appleton, of Maine, is to bo the editor of the Washington Union. Third. Mr. Buchanan is uu earnest advocate of the election of John W. Forney, Esq., to the Senate of the United States. Fourth. Ho will leave Wheatland for this city shortly before the 1st of February. An Important Decision.—On tho 23d iu- stunt the Circuit Court for this District decided an important legal question, so far us the In* tercsts of tho Government ure concerned. The United States sued Selpon, Withers & Co. for Eeforo tbeirsuspensiom The^Goverument e* claimed that uuder au old statute they have priority over any other creditor* in a case of insolvency, and the Court so decided. Tbe de- poaitesiu question were made by the Indian aud Patent Office bureaux and tho Navy Ageut office In this city. Tho whole uraount, nearly $60,000, has been paid into to the Treasury by the trustees of 8, W.&Co— fraiAuig&m War Dec. 26. moment, a treaty containing the said arrange- LO*a OF THE Sc UK. LENNOX ON LAKE OMTA« rio.—Oswego. Dec. 24.—The Bchooner laonnox, which left Kingston three weeks since for Toronto, has not since been heard of, and all hopes of her safety are abandoned. In addition to her own crew of seven men, she had on board five sailors belonging to the schooner Locblel, who were working their passage to Toronto. All are supposed to be lost. The Tennessee Insurrection—Neu roes Executed.—Louisville, Dec. 24.—The Hop kin son (Tenn.) Mercury rays that Ned Jones, tho celebrated negro preacher here, has been put in jail by the Vigilance Committee. The free no- S o preacher, Sol. Yoang, was hung at Cadiz, y,, on Tuesday, and another was) hung at Pembroke on Wednesday last. Tbe Kansas Emigration, Ac.—8h Loafa, Dec. 24.—A letter from Westport. In the St. Louis Republican, says that Col. Buford pub lishes & statement showing his loss in the South* era emigrant enterprise to be upwards of $10,000. It is feared that the mails across the plains have been greatly delayed by the deep snow West. _ From Washington—Washington, Dec. 24— The House committee on naval affairs have concluded their report of tho bill for the amend* atory act to promote the efficiency of the navy precisely as It passed the Benate. A delegation of Kaw Indians, from Kansas, has arrived, but being without on interpreter were unable to make their business known to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. A great man/ members of Congress have left for home to enjoy Dio holidays. .. Navigation Suspended.—Pittsburg, Dec 23.—The severe weather of last night has frozen tho Ohio, and completely closed the navigation. This evening the weather appears to be moder ating, though still cold. Steamer Sunk.—Cincinnati, Dec. 24.—The steamer Altamont was sunk at Marietta yester day. The cargo wlllprobably bo saved In a damaged condition. Tho boat is a total loss. New Orleans, Dec. 24.—The news from New York in relation to Gen. Walker has caused considerable excitement Tbe steamer of the 26th will probably take out a largo number of raorulta. CoNuiuwaioNAi..—’Washington, Dec. 26th.— iVnm/e—Mr> Thompson, of New Jersey, offered a resolution, which was adopted, requesting the Secretary or the Navy to report whother some better means cannot he devirad for the preservation of the liras of Heathen and pawen* get* wreck ou tho coast of Now Jersey and on Long Island; also whether relief should noth* S »ntod tho families of individuals who lose lelrllevea in endenvoring to save the lives of such perrons. The Se nate then adjourned. Houn-~The House jiassed several private bilk, nnd4he Senate bill providing for tho com pulsory pre-payment of postage on all transit printed matter, and then adjourned until Tues day next. Brown, Blii|il«yaO«. , i Clrcitlnr. Liverpool, Dec. 5th, 1856. The inactivity, whiobhas prevailed in the cotton market for some time past, continued ter at Improved rates, and so Imparted a firmer tone to this market; yesterday, after the re duction of the Bunk rated discount to 04 per cent, was known, the demand became active, and speculator* also resumed their purchases, au advance varying from 1-16 to l-6d per lb. chiefly, however, m the. lower qualities, was established, uud tho sale* of the week were brought ap to 50,600 hales, of which 9,400 are reported ou speculation. To-day tho sales reach 15,000 bales, of which 4 to 5,000 aro to speculator*, and tho market doses very firmly. Fair Orleans, 7§; Fair Mobiles, 7J; Fair Up lands, 7J; Middling, 615-16; Middling Mobifo, porti' American 229,000. Total stock s imo time hist, year, 420,000 bales—American 202,000. Import* for the week, 19,08$ bales—Ameri can 5,080, Nothiug doing in Turpentine; about 4,000 bbls of Rosiu have been sold at 4*8da4sa9d per owt. for cotumou. Brown, Shipley A Co. 0th December—[For Baltic.]—The animation noticed above ut tho close of tno cotton market on Friday has not been maintained since then, the raid* only reaching 21,000 bales for the last three days, 6,000 halos being for speculation and export; price*, however, have been steadily supported. * In Mauche*ter a good business has lieen dono to-day at foil rates. The Coru market has been dull today at 2d per 70 lbs decline in wheat add 6d per quarter decline in Indian corn. . B,,8. ACo. Liver Complaint. Th« uuiy remedy over offered to Hie public, that bus never railed to cure, wheu directions are fol lowed, Is M'Jjiuc’u Liver Pill*, prepared by Flem ing tiro*., Pittsburgh,. Pa, It has been soveral yearn before I ho public, aud baa tccu introduced iu all * actions of the tiiiuu. Where it ha* been used, it ha* had the mos* triumphant success, and has actually driveu out ul Use alt ether uedldues. it hufi been tried under all the diQereut phases of Repalis, aud bar boeu round equally eiDcaclous In ail. DsT PurclMaur* will be carefol to mk lor Dr. M’ljuie'H I'clebrutcd Uyor Pills, manufactured by Fleming Uro*., ut' PlUtiurgh, Pa. There ere other Pill* purporting to be Liver Pills, uow before the public. Hr. spUnim) Llver;l?ills, also Ids coad>mt»'d vVrinifitg*, tun uow bo had at all re- spcctable drug ♦.tore*. None genuim* Without the slgualure ol KI.F.MIN'U UtUW. [181 dec'Jlt touiminl 3ntflligiarr. SavMiiituli ftlui'kct, Uwirmbtr MU. COTI'ON—'With a good demand aud iuquiiy the sales this Ibrnimoon were W? bates, as follows, Vi*: 911 ui 11 44 at 11*, lf.0 at l‘J. «7 at 1214, 14 at Pi 6-m, te at I2>i, 137 at la*. tu^Lort*. ; 7 r.IVKHPoul—ll'irk i nipro^-.W iks -all, 20 tons pig iron, 42 tdii* coat. !lji|ijmig Jutriligeurc. Purl of Nuvniiiiah,. .December MU Arrived. Uatk Kmprt’iO 1 . Jlorri:., l.ivcr|uMil, to C'srlelon .V Par-tins. Hark Coliim, FdlUu.-t, Cork, iu ImlliHt, to Brig ham. Kelly A Co. Urijr MoluukiH, Mitciu II. AntMu, Iu ballast, to C'olii'iH \ Hertz. SobrKininti.liiUa, Hopkins. Ogwhco. with 3,200 uus rough rlcn, lo Hubershani A .Son. Bloumor Augusta, Fraser, Augusta, to * M lad'. fltc-au Slcuuior Wtn llrooks. Clenrrd. Vo brook, Pock, Charleston, Departed. Nli'uin-r Win SoabrtMik, Pock, Ciiarlcslon, i< 4 . Sleiitornmla. Boston. Dec 21—CM, brig E Donne. Loring, *a- vaiiuuh; schr M Burr, Nickerson, do. New York, beett—CM, schr Argus, mxon, .lack- scnvllle. Portland, Dec 20—Arr, schr Fred, Oyer, Belfast, for Savannah. FOREIGN PORT*. St John’*, N R, Ih*c It—Arr. bark Victress, Ken- uy, gavuunuh. (Sronsitnl atotlistrawte. To (he Yoteis of tbe Third OUtrlct. ym. Fkijdw Coot'? i—| am a camtldat# for rc-electtou to ilia offlue of JuMIc* of the Peace for this Wntrto» and rwpemihHv solinii you?' support, at ttio election to be held al the oiUue of Justice RalforU, on 8d January, fo67, at d u’cloclrf A. M. de24-3t EDWARD O. WILSON DR. Mn'KlNIiEY will teach a Frenob.Class, at tbo house of Mrs. Elkins, on York «L Tbe beet persons in Havannab can be glvou as reference. novtt-tr LOST, F ROM schooner Passport, a TAWL BOAT, with the builder's name (Charles Jackson) paintoJ iufiitiq. A liberal reward will ba paid thr its recovery. dec27 OGDEN, 8TARR k CO. HORSES FOUND. Found two HUR8ES aadi k three MOLE* on my PUnta-1 'Hon, on tbe Ogecbee Canal, twelve miles from town,l honwnor* can bavo by paying expanse*. doc27—tf JACOB GOtfLD. TAKEN up in RobertsvlUe, a mall Bay Mono, with saddle and bridle atUobed. iThe owner cab get tbe same by cal Uni at [Goodwin's Rubles ou West Broad sL Athens, Deo. 14lb, 181m. rilHE EXERCISES OF THIS COLLEGE X bo resumed on the 18th of January next. The Faculty is as follows: Alonzo Church, D. D., President. W. T. Brantley, D. D., ProfosHor of Belle* l,eltres aud Oratory. Rev. P. H. Mell; 1'rofoSaor or Ancient Languages. Jao. D. Easter, M. D., Professor or Natural Phil, oaophy and Chemistry. James Woodrow, A. M.. Profe**or or Natural .‘•’uiunso. William* Rulherfsrd, Jr., A. M., Prors**or oT Mntlioraatics and Astronomy. W. D. Wash, A. U-, Tutor in Mstbsmailes. W. H. Waddel, A. M., Tutor in Language*. it la deniable that students be present nt tbe be* ginning of the term, especially new applicants for admission, but such will be examined and admitted at any time thereafter. -ico'JT-trwfit ABBUitY HULL, decretory. BONDS KEDEBHBD. Ctrr Trkatorsr’n Onion, l Savannah, 23d Dec.. 1868. j B OND* of the City or Savannah, due the 1st of February, 1867 (commonly known ss tbe Mo- AIIDtor Bonds), issued for Central Railroad Block, will be redeemed to tbe amount oT Twenty Thou sand Dollars upon their being presented at tbe CUy Treasury, and luterest paid to time or redemp tion. JAMES 8. WILKINS, ds»4 CUy Trees. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Knuinma'a Ontca, Ouxuston fc&mnx&n R.Roso, Charleston, December 20,1866. S BAIJCD PROPOSALS will be received at Ibis office unUl Jauuary 16, 1867, for tbe Clearing, Grading, and Trestle-work, on twenly-lwo (22) sec tions or this Road, from Edtsto Hirer to Salkebatcble River, being from tbe 80tb to tbe 61st stcUons, In clusive*, and comprising a distance of 22 miles and 800 feet. There wilt be between tbe points shove Indicated nearly two (2) miles of Pile and Trestts-work; but in douched portions, varying from 6 to 9, and In somo places 14 feet In height The plans proposed to be adopted are simple pile work up to grade, and the “Inverted W" Trestle, resting on mud stlu, or upon bents or three piles each. The materiel must be of tbe best quality of yellow or pitch pine, free from sap. Plans aud speciilualiMj* may be seen, aud more oxact information obtained, at the office of tbe Kn- glneur, on aud alter tbe 5th January. Pro)>oea\s may be submitted separately for tbe Earth work, (Including Clearing,) and fbr the Pile and Trestlo-work. The proposals will specify the price for each acre of Clearing, (Including Grubbing, within tbe limits ortho excavated or embanked breadth;) tbe rate per uitblu yard of tbe Excavation or Embulunent. with the price per bundred feet of Average Haul beyond the first 100 feet, (as it must be understood that when earth Is hauled from tbe excavation Into tbe eubankmeut it will bo paid tor but onoe, with the allowance for average haul;) the price per lineal foot for Trestle or fole-work, of or within the limits ef6 and 10, and 10 ud 16 feet belgnt. orJf. Ul [ Su{ii§\>V 1 A*materi2fin tbs Pile or Trestle-work. Pay moots will bo made monthly, on Iks eetl- .jutes or tho Fugineer, of the work done; 20 por cent, being retained by tbe Company for Us securi ty until tbe Unul completion. Proposals should bo addressed to the undersigned, aud endorsed “Proposals for Graduation" or “Pro? puHals fur Trentlework." THU* F. DKAYTUN, Presidout nnd Oblei Kuginser. d®o24—iitawuJanlL. ______ Second Lcctnn of tbe Count Consignees. Per steamer Augusta, from Augusta—7 bales cotton, 1CD boxes cornier ore, 00 bales domestics, 87 lags corn, fe N M Latlltcau aud others. M— ■■ ———^ SAVANNAH YOUNO MENS’ CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, AT ARMORY HALL, On Tuesday Evening. Dec.in tier iiutli, AT 71 O'CLOCK, P.M. PB0F. JOHN LeCONTE, M. D. t Of 8outh Oarolint Oollvft. SUBJECT: Tbonghfa mm tbe Rtndjr of the rhyatual holeaoea. A COURSE OF EIGHT OR TEN LECTURES will be gf von during tho winlor uuder the auspices of tbe abovo named Association. Eminent gontlomen from abroad and at home, have klnuly signified their readiness to servo us without compensation, save necessarily incurred expenses. Whatever surplus shall be realized, will be appropriated to wards tho critahlisbing of u Reading Room for young men. CHARGE: Ticket*for entire course ...11.60 <( •* slnglojccture.,.., 26 Ticket* may bo bad at tbe Book Btorea, from members or the Association, and at tbe door. J.F-CANN, F. J.'CHAMPION, tauitnt atrairtisnnwh. Netu ^tbuErtistments. FOB FREIGHT OH CHARTER--Tho new ibark EMPHEst-, (.'apt Morris, would profora tnuuor freight. Apply to •1029 ’: CARLCTON k PARSONS. Nmv“fiooK»7 K ECHIVED BY WAllNOCIC tk DAVIS, Mouday, Dec. 29th, 1866: Silver Wood; a book of memories; The Knight of tho Golden Mellce, a historical ro mance; by the author of Tho Lost Hunter; An Encyclopedia- of Instruction, or apologue* and broviai* ou man and muriersjby a H Johnson; The Voyage*, Travel* and Adventures of Gilbert tiuod'n-ud, in forcigu ports wrAteuhimsolf, and ed ited by Pater Parley; The Puddleford Papers, or Uuuior* ut' the Wuit: by 11 H Riley; Tim Balloon Travels of Robert Merry uud hi* young irioudsovor varies coontri-* iu Europe; odited by Peter Parley Muiy uud Hugo, or t-ic foist Augcl; by Elizuboth Oakes smP'i; Utters written by tbe fotrl of CtiestertlcUl to Ul* Sou. For sale at dc2U 169 Congress street. B rooms, brushes, buckets, bis cuit, An,, Ac -160doz2 aud 3 string brooms; 100 doz shoo, scrubbing and btove brushes; 160doz 2 aud 3 lu>op buckets; 26 bbls fresh, sugar, soda aud buuor biscuit; 6 bbls fresh pilot bread; received aud for safe by de29 McMAHON Si DOVXE, S UN DRIES—60 boxes tiger mustard; 76 do pick- lea; 60 do pepper; 10J gross Mason blacking; 76 boxes raisins; IMinU'do; lot) quarter do; received and for sale by de2W MuMAHUN ,V DOVLE. ALT—2000 sacks Halt (10 to a ion) lamliug |>er bark Empress and for sale by do2rt CABLKTON .V PARSONS. . s C UAl^-42 toua Houso coat landing per bark Em- pres* and for sale by dec29 CAKLKTOX k PARSONS. A biirk KtnprcM aid for sale by dec2» OARLEVON k PARSONS. A LE-60 bbU J Tay lor k Sou’* Ale Received and for sale by dec29 McMAPUN A DoVLK. /Sandy, candles,, coffee. YJ 60 boxes awortedCuudy 160 boxes 8,.orm, udm’e aud (allow Caudles 76 boxes fresh ground Coffee ,. loo rack* kio do 76 mats Old Gov't Java do Received and for sale by deo29 McMahon ft DOYLE. P IG HAMS, BACON AND SHOULDERS.—-A fresh upu y,u*t racuivad par steamer KuoxVllle, adn for sale by dec 7 J. D. JEBBE. t Lecture Committee: dCOil K. MILLER, J.D SMITH, C. B. CARTER. FLAGG'S GOOD OLD SAMARITAN'S IMMEDIATE REUEF. T HE subscriber has made arrangements to Keep a constant supply or tbe above ihvalua- bio remedy, for tho cure of tbe bead acbe, tooth ache, ear-ache, nouralgla. ague in tbe fece, sore throat, and all kinds of cuts, bruises, burns, spinal affections aud sprains, in a abort space of time. Full directions with each package, and warranted genuine. doo20 J. D. JK8SK. ABSiZEOF BREAD. Cot Tuuman'a Omct, \ Havannab, lit Dec., 18M. j r E average prlcee or Flour the past month being Eight dollars per bbl, Bread moat weigh as follows f lo cent loaf most weigh 2 Ik 0 os. 6 « “ “ “ lft Oos. 3 “ “ “ “ 9Woa. JAMES 8. 7VILKIN8, dee6 CUy Treasurer. WKLLOW-C1TISBNS OF CHATHAM re-oiomiou to tbo of- Wro floe of Receiver or Tax Return* la January •ext, and rwpeulfoUy *«UcU.your auttraucs. •Ufll , , , JQHNltBKDY. TO TUB VOTkT^OP CIIATH AM " Uto FeUow-oittxeas, I am • candidate 1 «t the ■ election, in January next, for tho office of Tax Collector, a«d aollolt your,aqpj9^L^^^ .Savannah, dept. 30th, 1860. ; ootl omiAL xonos; ,|M.A,M. PWYfni hai rcturneii irotu New Bw York and Is this morning opening a new stock of Watehes. Jewelry, Taney articles, silver Were, fto., and wifi be pleased to bavo Ids > friends and all others In want of such articles give him a call. New 'gooda will be opening all this week. U. M. GRIFFIN, successor te late M. Eastman, corner Bryan and Whitaker streets, dec! first corner above Pulaski House. Southern Lottery. ontHb ' THE HAVANA PLAN. fKBts ,nwuiRKD,i $162,660. OiUy 19,000 NAmber*lit. PRIZES PRYABLE WlfHOWIeOUCTION. Jasper County Academy BY BAVANNAU WATER WORKS. , OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSION MW, I November 13tb, 1860. f rnilE WATt'lR RENTS for Ibe present year were X due from tbe 1st instant, and payable at tbe ottloe or the Board. The xtUnUoft ot those person* supplied with water from Ibe works Is called to Hcctlon 20 of Au Ordinance to amend an Ordlnanco for the care and management of the Savannah Water Works- POVlo B. J. R. BEE, Secretary. .!'« Jr.wu jJBrylttlfi usi. arCuuBort ll.il, Macon, Ga., under the svyorn Huperiutendenuo nt Lol. GoorgoM. Logan and W; C. Anderson, Ksq. BOAHD1AO. A FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN can be acoommo- dOL dated with board and lodging on Broughton street, nearly opposite H. MorsoV House Furnish ing Store. Alio, a'Tew Day Boarders. novl2 CXflfDAGKNC Y. mHE undersigned will, for five dollars per lot, X examine anybtnda in tbe counties or Appling, Wayne, Ware or Coffee, and reporttotho owner a« to their present value, the prospect for tboir be- coming more valuable In future, and whether or — . *“ * thereon, and oor- H beex-’ pec ted in advance. Ha will also sell and remit when requested, and ae directed.for raven per cent. Ho will also promptly attend to all professional business entrusted to bis care. r VERNON C. McLKNDON, my 13 Attorney at law, Homeuvllie. Ga. 7Jm~WUffilFFr»“rAl.R. A /^tEORGIA—CiTT or Savsanam—Will oe sold ou \JT Tuesday, the flotb lust., before tbe court bouse door of Chatham county, by order of HU Honor, Jobn M. Milieu. Judge of tbe City Coort of Savan nah: one lot of rice, toffee, tea, aoas, mackerel, pep per, codfish, herrings, olarot, pickles, butter, grits, butter biscuit, pilot bread, one Urge lamp, oue clock, scales and weights, and dlvsn other articles usually contained hi a variety grocery store; said property being levied on by an attachment lo favor orseabornGoodallvs. Christopher Flege, returna ble to tbe Febrnrry term of City Court ol Havannab, KDW’D M FRENDEKUAST, del® Sheriff City Court of Ssvauuali. IlfY MARSHAL’S SAUU—Uu the first Tuesday V In January next I wilt aell In front or the Court House, improvements on South half of lot Nu. 38 Warren ward, together with tbe lease of said lot. levied upon as the properly or tbe estate ur Clara A Oglesby and Hiaa Matilda Rosa, to satisfy tbe city taxes u said property. J * DAN’L H: Di&nan4| v I 4 6 80 1,600 To- Macon Col W lfoWombor . thU. Lottery baa only Ulteen thousand number*—loss than any Lottery to tbu world, thoroloro It ih tho be*t for Invest moot. Ks- amino tbe Moburae I " ~ VOHKMB.' ''' 11*'.. 9! ,16,IWU 1..." 6.00U 2,000 of$1,000are 4,000 uf Ware !..... 2,600 of 100 are,. 8,001) of 40 aro »c.f, j*. < 00,000 approximahox mzn. 20 approximations of $100 are $2,000 W> “ “ 60 are ^660 60 •• ** 20 are.;././1,-000 1,713 prlras amounting to.......... i'lioa.W Tickets tlO—Halves $6—Quatmri $2.60. Tho 1,600 I'rTacw of $40 are dolcruiluoil iiy the astfliuro oMh 0 number that drawn the Capital , The Capital Prise will, or course, cud with ouo of tbe flguroe-1,'2,8,4:4,61 '7*% p 0. Tboso WhpIo,Tickets,,ending with tho came figure as tbe laat in tbo Capital will be enUtlod to $10. • Halve* and Qoartera in proportion, a- BBrPowona sending money by mail need no fear It* being lost. Orders punctually,attended to Communications confidential. Batik ndtes 0?sound banka taken at par. • ■ - |willing i>ai lloular uumUerp should GEO. A. MoCLKSKY, Agl. the felllowlng S CHUME ’ •111 bo arawb .rarjr fbiturd.v ' 9CBHK: 1 prize ur. 1 do 1 do 1 do 3 prizes of $6uo are. 50 do 100 are. 100 do 60 are. 1600 do 16 are. 1,667 ‘a STKWZRT, 0. n, NOTICE, A LL persons having demands against WOOD ft A. HINDI will please present them forthwith at my office, 86 Bay street, formerly Young ft Wyatt's, or at tbe office or my‘attorney, Georgo A Gordon, Esq; sad all persons Indebted to said firm are here by cautioned not to pay over any amount except upon my receipt or that of my said attoraey. The public aro also notified that I will not be re sponsible for any contracts or obligations or any kind mado by James Hines, Iu tbe name or Wood ft Hiuee, as I have dissolved all < connection with him whatever aud tbe partnorrhip has ceased to exist. de22-tf J. M. WOOD. NOTICE. 11 A IX PERSONA having demauds against tbo X estate of KUbu Wilson, lato of Effingham couu- ', deceased, will present them duly attested; and thoaa indebted ate requested to make immediate payment to HENRY J. WILSON, or V , dec24 STEPHEN A. W1I5UN, / “ ** • NOTICE A LL persons having claims agsiust tbo estate of guGeorge M. foperly attested, totho undersigned, within fee. Jme prescribed by law; and all persona indebted to said estate are hereby required to make Immu- dlate payment to tbe undersigned. JACOB WALDBURG, Administrator cum testainento aunoxo of estate of decl-tr George H. Waidburg. NOTICE. rnWO months after date application will be made X to the Honorablo, tbo Court of Ordinary or Chatham county, for leave to sell all the property, real and personal, of tbe estate or Georgo M. Wald- burg, late of said county, deceased, for tbo benefit or tbe heir and creditors of natd estate. JACOB WALDBURG, Administrator onnt testamento atinexo of estate of deol-2m George 11. Waldburg. NtMTCEi LL persons having demands against tbo estate of Daniel O'Conner, deceased, will band them n. duly attested, as required by law;and thoao in debted will please make payment, to W. R. 8YBCON8, Qualified Adra'r. November Stb, 1866; novb ; ' NUTtoMi A LL persons indebted to tbe Estate or Jaao Mc- Donald, lata of UclntotU county, deceased, are requested to make immediate payment; tboa- having demands against said Estate aro requested to present them, duly authenticated. HOSES I). HARRIS, Executor. Nov, 7lb» 1860. uov7 NOTION WTTYLLY ft COLLINS have taken an office ou vV the corner of Drayton st. and Bay lane, op posite tno office of C. A. L. Lamar, Esq., for the raaaaction «f au Auction and General Brokerage bnslaeis, Beal and Persoual Estate sold on Commission;al- to, Blocks and Bonds* Loans negotiated. Liberal advances made on property entrusted to them for tfnovlS December 4th, 1868. milE Annual ttectlon for Seven (7) Directors of CLOTHING, CLOTHING, CLOTHING. OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS. BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLANKETS. SHAWLS, SHAWLS, BHAWL8, SHAWLS. HATS, HATS, HATS, HATS, HATS. Slo., Au., Ac., to., Jtc., Ao. Ao., Ac. For sale cbeap by WM. 0. PRICE, de22 147 Bay street. f celved and for sale by nov22 HABPXB YON J AND ANY. WM. B. SYMONS, IT Whitaker at H ARPER’S New Monthly Magazine tot January, 1857; Godey’a Lady’s Book for Jan uary; Graham's llluatrated Magasiae for January; Arthur’s Homo Magazine for January. auo; The (.aughable Adventures of Messrs. Brown, mee and Robinson, by Richard Doylt*. For sale , tbe fioutbern Book nnd Stationery Depot by WARNOOK ft DAVIS. TMPORTED LIQUORS^—15 half pipe* (oar X own Importation) O. D, ft On. Brandy, vintage of 18&0-'62-, 6 pipes (MederSwan) Holland Gto;10 quarter pipes Madeira Wins; 1 puncheon Jamaica Kum;ldoStCroIsd& Juatreoeivedaad for sale. *»c27 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. TjtLOURr—150 bags Flour, 50 bbl* Baltimore X do, and 60 Extra do Just raoelvad and In store, for sale by dt*c27 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft 00. A LBANY ALE.—25 bbls Retd A Brothers' A Albany He. Landing and fbr sale by dec27 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft 00. T3UTTER, CHEESE AND LABD^-Jt J3 celvod,! kegs choice Goshen Batter, lOboxes Cheese, 10 pkgsLeaf de$8 coner Breu^itoa and Drayton ate. FRANCIS T. WILLIS, Trosldont. Central R.R.A Banking Co. of Ga., l Savannah, Dec. 2, 1866. ) T\IVU>END No. 67.—Tbo Board of Directors 1 / have this day deebured a Dividend of FIVE PKK CENT, on tbo General Stock of tbe Company, from tbe profits ot tbe ,>ast six months, payable on Monday, December 16th. Holders of Guaranteed Stock will be paid their usual dividends on tbe same day. deo*-8w OED. A. CUYLER, Oaahler. Central tt. R* ft Banking Co. oV Oa7, f 8avannab, Dec. 2d, 1866. > r IE annual election for Directors of this Com pany will be held at tbe Banking House on Bay street, on Monday, 6th January next between tbe hours of 10o'clock A. M. and 1 o’clock, P. M. de2-td GEO. A. CUYLER. Cashier. k of Commerce. I Savannah, Id Deo., I860. / B Y a Resolution or tbe Board, It is ordered that the third Instalment or Twenty-five dollars per •bare, on tbe Capital Stock of this Bank be paid 00 or before the Slat January next. JNO. C. FERRILL, Cashier. decS-lawtd Omct Hat's, Albi*t ft Gclt R. K. Co., 1 ’ Savannah, Nev. 1,1866. / JE Seventh Instalment oT 10 per cenL on lh Capital Stock of the Savannah, Albany and uuu Roll Read Company, by a BeaoluUon of the Board, ia hareby ordered to be peldoaor before the 10th day of January, 1867. WM. WARING HABERSHAM, nevfi Secretary and Treasurer. YBMH BH0VIT AND cmaowwhb TUST RECEIVED, oomprinof all the different d kinds New York aflbrds, consisting of Oeofrsss, Egg, Milk, Wine, Lemeb, 8oda, Abernathy, Maple, and other Btocult, New Year’s Cake, Ginger and pieed Snaps, fox's, Butter, Boston, Lemon, Pio lie, Graham, Water; Sugar, and Fancy Crackers— all of which wa than keep constantly on band and receive fresh supplies by every steamer at Ibe TEAS! YBEBH tSSsT ” mm CHOICEST and best assortment of TEAS X ever offered at retail in fete city, todudlag English Breakfast Tea, B 1 ,<»' EotUritdj iiiiii AUTHORITY OF THE 8TATE OK GEORGIA. CLASS (J., Whole tickets $4; Halves $2; Quarters $1. Orders addressed to JAME8 F, yiNTRB, lUf^ger, Macon, Ga „ OEO. A. McCLMKY, Agent, euruer Bryauaud Whitaker eta., Savannah. rus or nu urriaav. Hatueaathe Royal Lottery or Cuba—with ihia difference: the Havana Lottery Las 36,000 uum- bers-thla baa only I6.000. There are two wneeii, on each of which there are placed (wo lawks. Tbo Supertotendenta have each a key to tbe Locks, and tbe wbools cannot bo opened unloas both aro present. There are placed iu fee wheel of numbers tin tubes containing slip* of paper with the numbers from No. 1 to 16,000. In tbe Wheal of Frizes there aro placed tin tubaacou- tainlng slips of paper with the FrizeTon ikrtirXng. tog from $16,000 to $100, When tho drawing takes placo, which will bo iu public, the wbeela mi e unlocked, aud idler rttvfilvitic them, a number la drawn-out or tba wbtal of num bers, and at the aarnc time oue U drawn out uf fee rrizo Wheel by boys, with arms bared to the shoul der aud blindfolded—tbo tube m slipped out and the number field up and uuroUod^ so thati the ■ wholo tnFWpermtendente/ The 'Prize ’ drawn ^credited to tbo uumber drawn at the soma tlajo, aud so on uutll all tho Frizos aro drawn out. A copy or tho drawing Is then scot to tbo pHutorii. audStter-cwnparUou, the Huperiutoudoms ^ffrUfy to fee cowmiuoss or tho druwing. J lies*. ftuperto- tendeutsare sworn to perform their duty without fear or favor. A'druwiug is sent to evory one ordering tlckeu. fha Fr aw aro Mjable thirty days-alter ib tt drawlug, iu lull, without uuy discount. , AST Drawiugs taka placo outlie life of ovary womb. . JAMAS K. WINTER, dec* 8 , Manogor, Mocou, tin. MARXLANO LaOTTLiniKy FOR JANUARY, 1867. K. Franco dk Cu., Mono gen,,, s Drawiugs conducted under tho superlntuudencd of fee State lottery Commisaioncr,-. Drizet Paid os toon as Drawn. A GRAIfD MabTlaN J LOTteRV (On the Havana Flan 1 .) ! GRAND OONBOLIDATED LOTTERY, OF MARYLAND,, ' ( ' Extra Class 1, .•?..» To be drawn SATURDAY, Jan. 81st, in Baltiuier- Maryland. ’ MG,000 Numbers 1—1,000 Primes j Iu those Lotteries evory Prlzo must bo drawn Uy suiuO|Ono, us all fee Frizes aro drawn out of. the T H Hubbard ft Co. aro authorized by tbe mana gers to fill all orders. 1 prize 2 ‘j 3 « !’.!!!!!!!’!!*...’.'.'.!!!!’’ i89 « arraoxniATioz rniwi. f 4 or $16o Appro’x 4or 60 “ 8 or so •• • 8 or 70 “ 8 Of 60 “ sor 60 “ ! * 750of 10 « ;;; ;;; 1,000 prizes, amounting to.: $42,600 12,300 . 1SZ00 6,000 2,000 .1,6 M ■ l*00b . 200 $42,600 12|300 10,000 6,000 2,000 1600 1,000 200 $182,6X1 Whole Tickets $10; Halves $6; Quarters $2 60. BRILLIANT^ SOHKMjB. GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND. 1 4 Class C, - ' ir Te be drawn In BalUmore, Md.,Saturday, Jan. 24. .bchhib: 78 Numbora—16 drawn ballots. JP*}" 0* $60,000 2 prises of. 8 100 839 63 63 126 6,363 29,295 -. 10,000 -- 6,000 .. 2,600 • *.000 .. 800 - 100 80 CO 40 .. 20 86,366 prizes, amouttog to. $1,202,000' Tickets 820; Halves 810; Quar. $57~Bghfea $2-60., Certlflcat# tf Package of 26 Wholee, coat.. .$266 00 do. do. 26Halves, “....132 60 do. do. 26Quarters,“i... 66 to do. do. 26Eighths, S312 AST All orders for Tleketa or Packages ln'any of fee Maryiaad Lotteries will receive prompt atten tion. and tbe drawiag mailed to all purchasers .im mediately after it I* over. Addren T. H. HUBBARD ft ft).' ' 1 ' No. If fe1oyeuestr*et,er Box No. 4ft:i - EUver Leaf L. Plantation Imperial, and other favorite qualities, Just reoetved aad for sale by WM. H FARRELL, noM eerier BroagkteiMd Whitaker ate. mamammjftaBsar- — BCK1VCO br UU utlnls— : ’rsf^r- HUM. BWk QalUn and Horecro Boou, an! H«, 7t aaS lit Oitroa'a Ruj*. HOT AHD COLD BKTHS. €7 EARLY culosun, HnurgBra, ud eluniri an mi Sundays- A few more gentlemen can ba well ae.' commodatod to bMhe as often ae they chooeeatet* dollar a month, al! subscribera 10 commence frerj Nov. 1st, 1866 to Nov. 1,1867, for $12. ‘ ' • ’ Stogie bathe, tf cents. iirriiWp “ ckel rron wasft*'' N.B. lO.ubMrlUM-a,toiddrttoSU are all 1 can take at the low price or 1» dpUara-a. rear. novl» JlL^TT^ m JURE WORKS-60 boxes Mo. \ »Mmin i - J * XwVsaroiuiaiiiia »» roiw.tUwV- «i» W uJ* 1 ; - wt . ..h -"L rti-.j. H u