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I VOL. 5.1' SAVANNAH, GA. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1856. - • M I JOlMMiL iSljpAT ■vwico A - *• ^oSSSSm Inulln 0 «•■»»*«•. TUT..U1U .BHtlniof tbd Dmmo»«o KucUnOoulttHit th. City Hotel, Tu«- iuiTU- or ni Aui.iu.-Th, lUuuUp Atbuu urirtfl thti morning fromN.w York, •hue. til. "died >ut BttunUy truing. Wo u. Unfitgj to Ur yiner far UU W«. Oiu.ii fiu Oonr.HT No. 10.—W. Iwrn th.tthl.efflol.nt body of Bremen will hold,at the Flnnun’. Hill, thU ercnlng their »nnu»l oeetlnf, ud trill elect olttcer. to Krre the on* eolngye.r. UoMxn’n ImitnuT.—Conner Eden held an Inqueet tbtn ibnsoonon the body of John R. Piteraon, . Menus of the berk Pembroke* The deceued fell from » wbuf but night into the Savannah river, and wee drowned. The jury retimed a verdict In accordance. ' Wauhtnglen Goulp. The reader, of nowepapenmiathaveWuh' Ington goealp. They may know, while reading It, that the chancea are ahnidred to one that It I. bln. No matter, they muit have it, and th. Journal la nothing worth which decs not wire It up to them. TO gratify anch or our readerau may not b* superior to thla weakness, weoccaalonally draw uptn the columna of our cotemporarlcB. Here Is as eztraot thorn their despatches, dated Dec. "i singular and Important fact hu to light here In refennee to the orgulatlen of the new admlntrintton—whioh la, the Russian Irioenceatwork, here and eUewhere, in be- tslfofOen.Cissaa Hr. Buchanan’. Secretary otState. 1 have it from undoubted authority IUt letters hate been sent tost. Petersburg from this city, giving the Emperor the agree- able Information that In all probabilitylien. Csss, the inveterate enemy or England, will be the Minister of Foreign AfEaira under the new administration. You know that General Csss', deadly hostility to England is with him a monomania. It U also well known that he la nther partial to France; and the conaequenooa Is that the Influence of the French legation here Is in league with the Russian In hla behalf. This will give you the key to the announce ment in a New York paper, about the middle of last month, thatUcn. Casa had actually been appointed Hr. Buchanan’s premier, ana had accepted tbo office. The Information was from a Russian, and hla purpose was served in getting Gen. Caas thus prominently before the publtceye. Since that time, letters have been pouring In from the Western States upon Hr. Buchsnan at Wheatland, urging upon him Gen. Cassashls mo* popular man for Secretary of State. The seal and thd quantities of then Utters are surprising, and the petitioners are backed up both by Hr. Douglas and Hr. Slldoll, who desire to get the old General, under a sense of obligation to'them, comfortably out of the way. (Correspondence of the Now York Herald.) WasnuiOTOit, Dec. 3d, 1850. The Cabiiut—Mum. Hunter, Rusk, On and Bright— The Stale Department—Marty and Nicaragua—Thi Pacific Railroad, Ire I think the statement can be made with en tire safety that neither Hr. Hunter, Hr. Rusk, Ur. Orr nor Hr. Bright, will accent of any Cabinet appointment from Hr. Buohansn. Hr. Houston, or Alabama, will mo* undoubtedly b. pressed for the Treasury. In regard to the Stats Department Hr. Cobb stands the be* chance If the section should fall on the South. But for reasons heretofore given, baaed on cor rect Information, a Northern man, offeree and- popularity, will ho given In charge of thd seala of State. A Southern Secretary of State, acting (letter to Senator Toombs. Station, Dec. 18,1SSU. Harr, Robert fbonibt t DaanStnt Year recent Uttar to the South ern Commercial Convention bus been exten sively republished and ha. excited considerable attention) to the recommendations therein contained. AH Bouthem men go with you In dealring to aacura for the Booth oommerolal In dependence and Uke you, we all foe! that’eon. ventlona and convention resolves, are but 'sound and fury signifying nothing,"—utterly power less to help ns, If say we all anything over It done to secure a direct trade, and Its Inseparable advantages, it wUl bo, and can only be by Legislative action, wise, straight-forward, ear nest, legislation. 1 am of thoM who taw you olevated to your present toRy scat with singular pleasure; and shall bo as well pleated at your continuing to deserve, and continuing to hold It. As your friend however, and as still mom the friend of our gloriooa Georgia, I could And It lu my heart, to deprive the Union or your services, for thasakoofone weeks energetic labor In the Georgia assembly. There la work to be dono in our own State, and by our own legislature, which fow men can do, and still fewer, would dan attempt to do, work which Is as necessary to be done, and which wlUas distinctly mark a new 'era; as the nonlmportaUon agreement or 1787. Unlessyouandyourold friend Stephens undertake this work I fear me much, it will never be done. Granting then that legislative action is Im peratlvcly demanded In the promises, tho ques tion arises, what shall be the mode und form of that action. Shall we secure the carriage of our own exports, and the recepUon or our own Imports amounting to well nigh three hundred million by 'State aid to steamship line's;'by 'taxing Indirect (Northern) Importation’s’ or by what other plan of State actlou. Were tho most knowing of the Seraphim who know most to vouch safe a plan for our extricatiou, Horn our present subservience to Northern interests, Innumerable difficulties, would occur to tho demagogues, and the demagogued, and to all and every the plans heretofore proposed there havo been many objections and mere objections. I myself would be well content to see any of them fairly tried, but it seems to mo, that In searching-fora means of securing to us our lu- herenta commercial advantages, the simplest, most certain and least objectionable plau has been overlooked; entirely ignored. It is universally known that our Southern exports amount to very nearly ons hundred and thirty millions; bringing back tho same amount or Imports, and fernlshlng lucrative employ ment to thousands of scamon and hundreds o f thousands of tons of shipping. This trade ir secured to ourselves would make us tho most powcrfelof commercial nation, and the only question with us, is not whether to secure, but how to secure it. l'would accomplish tills great object “by laying a tax or (say) twenty-live per cent, upon all produce exported from Southern ports, ex cept It be carried In southern or foreign bot toms, direct te foreign ports.’ It it shall be objected that a duty upon a staple export Is directly contrary to every rule of political economy, I reply that every article of our exports is of prime necessity, and must and will be sought on our own terms. Aside from this, there is no duty paid upon exports, If said exports be eleared for foreign countries. If It be said that, by shutting olT northern competition from our markets, we may reduce the price at cotton, I By! not so; but, by bring- llg British and French purchasers Into our A Southern Secretary of State, acting andsr the disadvantage of an immense pleasure w __ 3 of Northern opinion, could notppsdU«Mqutra -streets, wllhfoielgu agenetti, banking houses, OdbaorltberarlsooW commercial teranona-tn w „ „ mV. „ ,iJ the Gulf. A Northern man la required to resist North ern prejudice and disarm these who might charge an Improper sectional motive onaSouth- om Premier. If Walker sustains himself In Nicaragua, and comes victoriously out of the Mveretrialsthrownaroundhlm byacomblna- tlon of conspiring elements, the position ol Ur. Hsroy will be decidedly unpleasant If Walker falls, and the cause ne Is contending for passes under the ordeal of failure Into pub lic contempt, Ur. Harcy may congratulate him- self. In either case there will be a call In the Houm for Information, however, which will lead to devdopements of Interest The various Paclflo Railroad schemes are new undergoing a kind or process better des. albedos a “fusion,” the object being to com* blue tor the purpose of a common plundering of tho treasury. I risk nothing In saying once Main that there will be nothing done this ses sion on the subject, except in the shape pos sibly of reports ftom committees, which will be deemed Irresponsible by the next Congress. SununixOotmT Dicisions-—Wo Invite the attention of tho mercantile community (says tho New Orleans Courier) to the report or de cisions rendered by our Supreme Court last Uonday. In the case of Keane vs. Brandon and others, It was decided: 1, The insurance charged by a factor must be at the same rate as that paid. 3. That be cannot lawlhlly charge It unleu be does pay It, without the consent of his prin- ctpal« 3. That if he does so charge it, he becomes the Insurer, but without any claim against bis principal for tbs premium of Insurance. 4. That any interest above the rate of 8 per cent can be recovered back, even after acqul- csence in an account, (or payment, we suppose, on the principle of the decision.) It has been heretofore often decided (which has been re-afllrmed) that a written agreement Is essential to support a claim for conventional latere*, and that the charge for cash advances Is viewed as supplementary Interest, and there fore net legitimate. Cotton Rxceicts and SmrusNTS atHih- t-uis^- According to our weekly review In this mornings Bulletin,tho total receipts of cotton at tUinflntsInoe September 1st to date are 120,- 005 hales, against 135,311 to this date last year; -1-—— -■ v-tfli tala, The shipments for -.e, to New Orleans 100,018 -a total of 108,303 “-la time last year, a 10,100 bales, ear. There “.UBS bales cck las mpared -brated ith, bad tco and „-g or my was the .uusolrame," was “ArWPB.rwbe bettered, but •" Bho soon bciame ■(person I cannet alter.' the favorite ot the public. losers tho mo* beautiful of ^remofGreece, the flnert has hoisted tho of Illinois, for Presi- ofHaryland,for Vice etc., etc., we will get a fairer price lor tho staple, and, Indirectly,untold wealth. If it be complained that, by thus doing we shall do great injury to the north, I can only answer, In the words of scripture, “ He who provldeth not for his own household Is worse than an InfldeL” If any one Imagines that oar Legislature has not the power to pass such an act, I must dlflhr with him; believing that we have the power to tax our own productions, and, on certain term*, to remit thin tax, If It be said that southern concert of action Is not to be hoped for, I admit It; and claim that, for this very reason, this plan has great advantages over any other. Georgia exporting five hundred thousand bales of cotton, need care little whether other slave States do, or do not, join In this action. Let her secure for herself the trade appertaining to her own ex ports, and she will H an Immense gainer. And lastly, If It be true that we have not on our coast, any port, fitted for direct trade, should suppose that a poor port,might be rondo a good one. If not, less money than the State has given to the Main Trank Railroad, would excavated harbor, broad enough, and deep enough, to bear the Navy of all America In se curity. Truly, Augustus Cicaarcrcatedahaven, and why not we. A channel two hundred yardn wide flve thousand long—clrcnlarorsemleular, with two entrances to the sea, and receiving Into Its water some neighboring river, thirty feet deep, and finished off eectmdem artem, would not bo enormously expensive. Even ns a private speculation, it would probably pay better than lots In Brunswick city. Hastily Ac., H- lion. lienryW. Hilliard In the Alabama Conference. We And in the IVue Union of the 35th fust, a notice of the proceedings of the Conference of the Hethodlst Episcopal Church which re cently assembled at Tuskeogec, Ala., which concludes as follows! We condudo this hasty notico by recurring to one of the mo* Impresslvo and thrilling scenes ortho Conference, and to which wo have heretofore slightly alluded. Mr.HIUIard had been alluded to In connection with a prop osition, which was before tho Conference, to establish a Methodist newspaper In Montgom ery, as its probable editor; and the prospect or acquiring him as a memberof the Conference was urged as a reason for the establishment or the paper. The argument was responded to by tho Rev. T. 0. Summon, In a seeming spirit of lovity. Mr. Hilliard aroso und announced to the Bishop of the Conference, and tho whole audience, a life-long purpose to return to tho work of tho ministry; and turning to Bishop Fierce, said, with deep emotion, solemn, mov ing, and pathetic emphasis; "I give you my hand, my brother, in this great work I Hence forward our paths of life “all not diverge 1 I come, in tho maturity of my manhood, deliberately to ly my heart, in- Jftmnex roLrsH on Bossta axatmxb. The wStW*®'“™SLwas^pleesed^Mmplb whafover oY'tfophiesTimiy'iiive mu* be a. impost: m SSSESumbb endofearthly 5KS.°“ beginning “d the .. ‘‘Intimately aaraclatad with some of the Hist living statesmen of this age and country. 1 have seen thempaaaaway fromthlawth* Sir, I know the vanity of earthly things I i come humbly; but 1 come preserving thmt^vtr SKwfei* 1 •• I ask nothing from this Conference on my persomd account. Let the vote have no refer. 22? *° E2. “it mu 1 I have never low- I the day of battle. I preserve my Mlhraspect, but I desire to aehleve somewhat thut will enable me, when this world burns up, to be recognised by the Great Hoad or the clmreh, ai a friend ot Christ, and to take my place, however humble, among Martyrs and Saints who have loved and served him on earth I ” This Is the substance of Ills remarks, deliv ered to the spell bound audience. It was a scene of Intense moral sublimity. Hay he Hud pace equal to his noble resolution I Long may m live to edify the uliureh; and finally will and wear the crown of endless joy and glory. HI. Alanhalt’s Eulogy on Hr. Cloy. During thereqent political canvass, Cnptaln Thoa, F. Marshall delivered a speech at Coving, ton, and devoted a portion of It to tho life and servlcesof Hr. Clay. Attlie requestor some of hla Mends, that portion of his speech has been published In the Frankfort Commonwealth, and we transfer It to our columns .- Tho Mends of Ur. Clay mediate tho construe- tlon of a monument, to murk the spot where repo* thoremalua ortlrnt frail tenement, which once held In hit fiery soul. It will be honorable to them, and will form a graceful ornament to the green woods which surround tho city or which he had himself been so long the living ornament, but It will be useless to him or to his fame. He trusted neither himself nor Ids fame to mechanical hands or perishable ma terials. "Exegil monumentum perenlut are:' Thoy may lay their iiedestnls of grauite-they may rear their polished columus till they pierce and flout the skies—they may cover their marble pillars all over with the bhusory of his deeds, tho trophies of his trlumuhaut genius, and surmount them with the fmagea of hla form wrought by the cunnlngcst hands—it matters not—he is net there. Tho prisoned eagle has burst tho bats, and scared away from strife, aud conflict, and calumny. He Is not dead—be lives. I mean not tho life eternal in yon other world, or which re- ligion tenches, but here on earth he lives, the life which men call fame; that life the hope of which forma the solace of high ambition which cheers add sustains tho brave, and wise, and good, the champions of truth and humun dnd, through all their labors—that life is his beyond all cluinco or change, growing expen sive, quenchless as time and human memory. He needs no statute; he desired none. It was tho image or tho souls ol his countrymen. Not all the marbles or Garrsll, fashioned by the chisel of Angelo into tho mimicry of breathing life, could convey to the senses n likeness so perfect or himself as that which he has left upon the miuds or men. Ho carved Ills own statute; be built Ills own monument. In youth he laid tho base broad us his whole country, that It might woll sustain the mighty structure he designed. He labored heroically through life on the colossal shaft. In 1850, tho last year of the llrst hntf of the nineteenth century, 1m prepared tho hculing measures which bear Ids name, us tho capital, well pro- mrtioned and In perfect keeping with the now inished column, crowned his work; saw it was good and durable; sprang to its lofty and uominuudlug summit, aud gaslng from tnat lone height upon u horizon wulcli embraced all coming timo, with eternity fur Ills lack ground, and tho eyes ot the whole world rive ted upon his solitary figure, consented there and thus to die. - Near,-lister, European diplomacy is concerned at this time with tills little Swiss province of scarcely sixty tlunsnnd population, that with wonder ful pluck and courugo defies the puwer of the monarch of Prussia. Originally an indepen dent State, afterward acknowledgingul!egiancc to Prussia, now undor tho power of tbo Empe ror of France, and then again passing under the Prussian duminlon, until after other vlc'ssi- tudes, It became, In 1848 by its own declara tion, an independent State, with a republican form of government, affiliated to thut ol tbo sister Cantons of Switzerland. Last year an insurrection against the government, Instigated doubtless by the King of Prussia with a view to restoring hla authority over the province, wus suppressed, and tho Icadors arrested and thrown Into prison, to be tried for treason against the Swiss Government. Among these leaden were members of enlment families in Pnuiia. Tho King of Prussia demands their release without trial^s hla aubjecsHNeufchatel declines —Prussia threatens war, and Neut'chatei says come on—with her fourteen German square miles nr territory and UO.OOO people, mulnt iin* Ing with n courage worthy of the country of William Tell, her dignity und her rights, und Austria hacks up Prussia. Out England and France will not suffer the atrogant demand of Prussia to be enforced by war. Aside from the fact that it would be a monstrous interference with the administration of justice iu a State where his claims have l>een successfully resisted, and his authority denied an outbreak of war there would be the opening to a grand Continen tal contrest. All Switzerland' would unite with her confederated Cantons, and bring into the Held an army approachiug 230,000 of the best fighting men in Europe—an atmy that even King of Prussia would find it impossible to overthrow, while defending with a courage that haslxtcomohistoric, the soilof their native land. It is said that the diplomatists, who are reso lute that there shall tie no war, wUl counsel the King of Prussia to renounce all pretensions to the Hoveri'gnty ofNenfchntel, and then in re turn the government of that province will re lease from imprisonment tiie traitors who sought Pi overthrow. All honor to the little province of Neufehateh Scarcely an event lias occurred In Europe for NO 14038 ffl ml e« N l*< trylUK ftiu spoke iibooouur. Phiii •ionic, with loss of jlbbuom aud Ibrotopm&M, waul ed iioassWauco. folir Abbot Uevereux, Aluhoru, tUvaua, to J A lirooka, Char|wuuu—to J I* tilth, llawkltuvllla, loJWU- Htoumer Gordon, Urouks. Steamer Oak, throp It Co. Passengers. Per steamship Alabama, from Nnr York— CuUlus, C Packard, U K towers, L Cameron, Dr U M Gilbert, J K llosmer. P S WeUnorc, IJeut How ard, W U Sweet, A Hall aud sister, Mlulatuu, Ulu UUtou, UA Ueulsuu, J S Hawklus, lady aud clt ul, W J Hawkins, U P(Jury, Hiss KCury. Miss,I Cary, Miss Carr, sirs J KHeuld, Mrs it re scr, Miss Wurthrop, UAVtldur and ludy, P li Hlttul, J U Wliuluck, .1»« Thomas, l* S X, Mr Cupitulug.' aud U7 steerage. Pur tdcutnor Gordon, Trout diaries ton-»U March- ant, .11* Ponte", Miss Nosh, Ml»s Thompson, WO Hurulmm, K Adams, U P Mutinous, Cromwell, l) J fn'ixuM and lady, l.uce. Hr uriggs und ludy. 8 N Winkler, TW isiwu, Miss Nungexer, and 17 deck Per Hieuiuer 0 ik, tiont iiuwkitisvllle—'1’ M Mu Hue, W Melton, P CuUVo, Prior, llyuu, aud hi desk. Consignees. Per atssuuhip Alabama, from New York—U W Anderson, II .N Aldrich, A Hoyle, Uutlur.fc Frierson, llngham, Kelly & Co, .n J liuckuur, A Uoutiud, j W Marine, Crane, Wells »V Co, Clughoru ACuuulug. Imtn.lt ll Cupp, Cullens k Hertz, Colo k itro, Cooper «v Co, lio’Ciiiiuur, iiaiiu k Wmdiburu, W Uuuuaii, i.owiUAi.Morgan, J Kite Ford, Kiherldgo & Sou, K Fiizgeruid, ImIuU & tiro, S11 Pisko, .Gilbert ft Til dcu, Huuu & Cuuue y, Harnduu's Ex, A Haywood, J A Uurrou, O .loliuriou .v Co, J H Jesse, a M IdtUI ■ can, il I,iliu op dt Co, lAHJkctt dc guolliugs, 1W Morrell, AUi.ucc, C a 1. l.aniar, F Merrill, W11 May, It Mullell. Ugdeu, Marr&Cu, Putt* n, Hutton klu, Puiunkl iluuee, ItUiiO, i'avis dt l,ong,CHHlko. man, K il Watson, auidur dt Askew, J Sherlock, E fruuliulut, Wayne dt Son. N U k il Weed, \V T Wit- limns, KF Wins I, .1 G Watt", Young, Wyatt k Co, Yonge Tc Frierson. l or belli A Huvurcux, from Havana—J J Martin, J A Grown. Per steamer Gordon, trout Charleston—Central Hit, Flauout, AChaiupiou, MA Cohen, Croue, Wells d: Co, U d Myur, F T Uuckett, Patten, JIuuou dt Co, ur J Hltead, 8 .trull, 8 M Jjttlltouu, King & Waring, G Marc, it Habersham, Youge dt Frierson, Jno Uoslou, Olaghoru dt Cunmngliau.. Per steamer uak, froin Huwkiusvhlu, dee—57U bales upland uottoii, in do a I do, lot) sks earn, boo nidus and etiudry imlze, to Catbrup dt Co, Imuu k Wiuliburn, A 8 Haiti iago, Pursuits k Co, Hardee dt Co, Way \ Taylor, Itubun d: 8milti, Uosmu dt Vtl* laluuga. lilver C'omplnlnt. Tim only romudy ever ollbrcd to the public thut tuts uovvr lulled to core, when directions arc fol lowed, ts M’l juio's liver Pills, prepared by Flem ing Bros., Pittsburgh, I'm. it has been several yours Indore tho public, and has ocon iut -duned In all sections or the Uniou. Whore P liu; been used, it tms had the mos* triumphant succor, and hns iieiually driven out ot mo nit other medicines. Il has been tried under all tho didorcut phases or lloputis, mid Inu been '.ouiut equally rilicacious in all. Puroliiihors will be caroliil to ask fur Hr. M'ljine’s t!olel>rated I,Ivor Pills, mnntllaoturod by Fleming Bros., of Pittsburgh, Pa. TUcro arc oilier Pills puriMirtlng to ho UvurPills, nowhefbro tho publlR. Hr. M’huie’s guuuluo IJvor Pills, also Ills celebrated Vermifuge, van now lw had at all re- spectablo drug stores. None genuine without the ftigimture ol' FI.KM1NG I1UO.S. (I HI . dec£9 'tesimt tetants. COST, T?ROM Boltooner Pmwport, a VAWL BOAT, A. 1 with the builder’s uatuo (Charles Jackwou) K lnteJ iuslde. A liberal reward will be |wld tbr recovery. doo27 OOHKK, OTAKU k CO. FKiiUtw-cmnn op Chatham COUNTY. 1 am a eaudldute tbr ro-eleetlou to the or- Wm Uoe or Kecolyor or Tax Return* I* January uext, and re*|*cMMIy solicit your inSTraiM. IQHNRKKDY. HOnSBS POUND. B Fouud two HOK8E8 uudw three MUl.Kd ou my hanta-V tlou. ou (lie Ugechee Canal, twelve mites feom town,€ wners can havo by |uy lug expenses. dooST-tr JACOB GOIll.U. UNIVERSITY OF OBOROIA, I Athxxs, Dee. 141b, 1850. t ^ EXERCISES OF THIS COLLEGE will rosumed ou the 16th or January uext. The Faculty is as follows: Alonzo Church, I). I)., President. W. T? Brantley, D. It., Professor of Belles Loltres and Oratory. Rev. P. If. Hell, Professor of Auoieut I-angnacoH. Jno. 1), Easter, SI. D., Professor or Natural Phil osophy amt Chemistry. James Woodrow, A. M.. Prolessor of Natural Science. Williams Rutherford, Jr., A. M., Professor of Mathematics aud Astrouoiuy. W. D. Wash, A. M,, Tutor iu Mathematics. W; 11. Wuddel, A. M., Tutor lu languages. U Is desirable that btudouts be present at the be- ginnlUKortho torui, csiieelally uew aVpHeanta for admissiou, but such will bo exautluod and admitted atauy time thereatter. dec’27-trwCt ASBUUY HULL, Secretary. TOTHR VOTRRBOFCHATHAM FeUoW'Cltlxons, I am a candidal* at the election, lu January next, fbr th* eOice or Tax Odloctor, aud solicit your support A. HARMON, Savannah, Sept. SOtli, 1350. ocl 1 QENKKAL noticel irnetm* G. M. GRIFFIN hu returned Ibim New wm York aud U this mornlni opening a new stock m Watches. Jewelry, fency articl*a, Silver Ware, Ac., aud will ho plcaaud to have hi* IVleudc aud all Olliers ln waul or such articles glv* him a call. New guods will ho opeulngall this w*ek. G. U. GRIFFIN, successor to lato M. Eutman, corner Bryan aud Whitaker streets, dccH Ural corner above Pulaski House, BONDS llEDEEMED. City Trxasi’rkr’s Omcs, ) Savannah, 23d Dec., 1860. / B UNDS of the City of Savannah, due tho 1st or February, 1857 (commonly kuowu as tho Mc Allister Bonds), issued Ibr Central Railroad Stock, will be redeemed to the amount or Twenty Thou sand Dollars upon their being presented at the City Treasury, and Interest paid to time or redemp tion. JAMES 8. WILKINS, do24 City Treas. SAVANNAH WATER WORKS. OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, I November 13th, 1850. r T HE WATER RENTS fertilepresoutyear were due rrom the 1st Im-taut, aud payable at tho uttlce or the Board. The attoutiou ot those porsous supplied with water from the works is called to Sectlou 30 of An Ordtutuoe to arneud au Ordlnauce fer tho care aud nmuagouiout of tho Bavaunah Water Works, uovia R. J. K. BEE, Secretary. UUAttlilNO. A FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN can be accommo dated with board and lodging on Broughton struot, nearly opposite H. Morse's Houso Furnish- lug Store. Also, a few Day Uoardors. novl'J Second Luton ol the Count IIFOIB THE SAVANNAH YOUNU MENS' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, AT ARMORY HALL, On Vucstlay Evening, December 30tlt, AT 7i O'CLOCK, l'.M. PROF. JOHN LeCONXE, H. D„ Of 8outh OusUsx CoU.ge. Ht’UJKCT 1 Tbenghte «u the Htndy of the Physical Sciences. A COURSE OF WGIIT OR TEN LECTUKES will bo given during tho winter uudor the auspices or tho abovo named Association. Eminent goutlomcu IVom abroad aud at homo, havo kinuly sigulHcd their readiness to servo us without compensation, save necessarily Incurred expenses- Whatever surplus shall ho realised, will bo appropriated to wards tho establishing of a Koadtog Room for jming men. t'UARGKi Tickets for culiro courso $1.50 “ •« siuglc.locturo 35 Tickets may ho' had at tho Book Stores, from ortho* **--•— members o > Association, and at tho door. Ned) 2ti)ocrttBfinents. half ft century, presenting hucU a spectacle of heroic self-reliance aud courage inspired by senso of right, os this of one of the smallest ot the independent States of Knropo, confronting and defying the power of one of tho greatest. There is}i grandeur about it, that would bclit the Oxar of nlltlio Ruas'M --St I Amin Rrpubli- While on officer was bowing, a cannon ball passed over bis head, and decapitated a soldier who stood behind him. "You see,” said the officer to those near him,” that a man never loses by politeness.” Senator l*ngh, of Ohio,‘bn introduced In the U. S. Senate a proposition for the survey of the Ohio river at its tributaries. At a meeting or tbo Washington Flro Company, held at their Hall,on Friday ovenlng, 26th hist., tho fellowiug resolutions wore road ami adopted: Resolved, That tho Secretary bo ond hereby is ordered to publish l«»r two weeks the fellowiug resolution: Resolved, That all persons having claims against tho Washington Fire Com puny preseut tbo snmo to tho {-'ocrctary on or before tho last Friday lu Janu ary, or payment will bo debarred. True extract from the mluutcs. H. V WILLINK, Jit, Chairman. FUAX’K A. F.*W\i-WlMVII, i\Hl x y IV. F. Co.' J itivSO—3w HOARD OP KMAT.TII. A regular monthly tueutiug of the Board of Me.dth will be held oil Wednesday next, the31st lust., ul 7,t« o’clock, I*. M. Members tv'll examine their Wards turefu’ly uml report nil nuisance*. By order of M. J. UUCKNEIt, Chairman, 8. A. T. Uwi K.VCX, Seedy. de30 Ogli-tlioi'ini Lodge Nu. 1, X, O. II. P. Members of the above Lodge are request- regular meeting this night, being the regular t ightfi r tho election of officer*. delllMt R. W. HOWELL, See’y. CHEROKEE LANDS—NOTICE. A l.l. pc.vnus otvi'iug Cherokee lauds, applying at office No. 85 Bay street, can got sumo infer- mailon from them ou thu uulure of tho country, the uudersiguid having Dpeui tbo most or ten yrarp hi Cherokee, Ga.; will also purchase if prices suit. deffi^ J. M. WOOD. NEW HOOKS, * K EL'KIVEII BY WAHNOCK *' DAVIS, Monday, Ikt;. 30th. 1850: Sliver WimnI; a book of memories; The Knight ol'tlie Golden Mehee, a historinU ro mance; by the author of The Isist Hunter; An Encyclopedia of lustruutiou, or atiulogues ami breviuis oil man and manners; by a U Johusou; The Voyages, Travels aud Adventures or Gilbert Uoodhead, in ferelgu parts written liltnseir, ande.l- Red by Peter Parley; . ’ l l . 0 .V , J l !j Uul0nl , ’ w l'°«»» «r Humors or tho Woit; by 11 ii Riley; The Balloon Travels of Robert Merry olid his yuuug friends over various countries lu Europe; edited by Poter Parley; Mury and Hugo, or tko Lost Angel; by Elizabeth Oakes Smith; Letters writtou by the Karl or Chostorlleld to his Son. For sale ut 16l» Congress street. FLAGG'S ROOD OLD SAMARITAN'S IMMEDIATE RELIEF. rpiIE aulwcriber has mado arrangements to X koop a constant supply of tho above ihvaltm bio romody, fer tho cure of tho head acbo, tooth ache, oar-acho. uourulgla, ague iu tho face, sore throat, aud all kinds of cuts, bruises, bums, spinal affections and sprains, In a short space of timo. Full directions with oach package, and warranted genuine. deo30 J. D. JKB8K. X Members ol'tlie I'd l« atteud u reg nt 7‘i o’clock, it ti ABBIZEOV BREAD. Crrr Tkkasckxk’s Oki'ick, i Savannah, 1st Deo., 186b. j T HE average prleeo or Flour tho past nimitti being Eight dollars per bbl, Broad must weigh as fellows t ID cent loaf must weigh 3 lb O ox. 5 " “ “ 1 ft O ox. 3 " " " 0«oz. JAM Erf 8. WILKINS, deo5 City Treasurer. CLOTHING. CLOTHING, - CLOTHING. OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS. BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLANKETS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS. HATS, HATS, HATS, HATS, HATS. Ac., Ac., Ac., Ac., Ac.. Ac. Ac., Ac. For sale cheap by WM. O. PRICK, de22 147 Bay street, WHITE KID GLOVES. W HITE and straw Color Kid Gloves just re ceived and fer sale by WM. R. SYMONS, uov33 17 Whitaker et. H ARPERYOR JANUARY. H ARPER'S New Monthly Magazine for January, 1857; Godov's lady’s Book Ibr Jau uary; Gramm’s Blustratod Magaziuu fer January: irtuur’B Home Magazine Ibr Jauuary. also : The Laughable At'.veutures ot Mesars. Brown, Jones and Robiusou, by Hichard Doyloa. Fur sale at the Southern Book ami Htutiouery Depot by do28 WARNUOK k DAVIS Bo not too hasty to bury tho church before she is dead: stay till Christ has tried his skill,be fore yon give her up for lost A Yunkec at Panama sought u shelter at tho American ^Consul’s from an earthquake ; he thought eveu the earthquake would r -pect our fiag. Providence is liko a curious piece of tapestry, mado of a thousand shreds, which, single, ap pear useless; bat, put together, they represent a beautifhl history. Thomu D. Condy, United S^tos Marshal for the District of South Carolina, has been re appointed by ft© Prudent, his term of service having expired. Tho President has officially recognised G. C. Michels as as Vico Consul of the Kingdom of tho Two Sicilies for tho State of Georgia, to re side in Savannah. Coiittiierriul Sntellpre. Savannah Market, December 30. COTTON—A bottor fooling wa< inaiilferitod iu our market, buyers frcoly operate und sellers obt iin ull prices. Sa'cs this ferenoon 1373bales, viz: 13 atllM, 17 at 11K, Tat 11«, 172 at 11X, 412 at 12, 102 at 12>X, 162 at 12^, 88at 12>;, 264 at 12j,', 34 at 12jq, and 22 halos Jethro at 13^c Imports. HAVANA—Schr A Dovereux—81,000 oranges, 00 duz piuo apples, 160 bun banana*, 1 box sweet meats, 7000negarH. MOBILE, Duo. 26-Citton—To-day there was lit- llo doing, only 1000 twlo* being *uld, and sellers at tho closo or the day more desirous to work off their ■tosks, yet wo'cannot quotouny uctual decllno— Middling* UX011J<c. Port of Savannah December 30 Arrived* Steamship Alabama, Scbeuck,—hours from New York, to Fadelford, Fay k Co. Monday, 9 P. passed steamship Marion; 9y 4 P- M. passed steamship Augusta. l-illOOMB, BItUSHKS, BUCKETS, BIS- XJ bLl i, Ac., Ac—150 doz2 and 8 string brooms; loo iiuz shoe, scrubbing und stove brushes: 150 doz 2 uml 3 hoop buckets; 25 bblsfeesb, augur, soda aud butter bixfcuit; 5 bbis froib pilot bread; received and for sale by Ge-jo McMahon a doyle. Ct U> DRIES—50 boxes tiger mustard; 7ft do pick- P W do pepmir; 100 gross Mason blacking; 76 boxes raisins; «5 hairdo; loo quarter do; received and lor sale by ,l0 - u mcmahon a doyle. 8 ALT-—2600sucks 8011(1010 a ton) lunding per bark Empress nnd fer sale by dc2!» -*■ CARLKTON k 1’ARrfONrf. C OAL—12 tons House Coal landing per bark Em- I'rwi uad fer wile by dee-'O CARLETON k PARSONS. I RUN—2D tons No 1 Scotch I’lg Iron laudiig tier Imrk Empress aul for sale by CARLETON k PARSONS. A LE—50 bbls J Taylor kSou's Alo Received and lor sale by il0029 McMAl'O.V X 1HJV1.E, Lecture Committee: deol7 fJ F* C'ANN, F. J.-CHAMPION, ■j E. MILUiR, I J. I> SMITH, IU. B. CARTER. QTUARTS SUGAR, COFFEE, ETC. O 50 bbls. Stuarts Crashed and Powder rfugur. 50 bnlH. Stuarts A k R ClurlUed do 25 bbls Baltimore C do do 150 bags Prirno Greene Rio Coffee. 100 bags Fair Green Rio do 50 bags Old Government Java do in mats. 75 bags Prime Lagulru do 25 bags Maracaibo do lo lihds Prime Porto Rico Sugar 10 lihds Fair Porto Rico do 10 blids Choice St. Croix do 50 hills K Phelps Kyo Gill 2ft bbls Old P k H do 60 bbls Luther Feltons, Boston Rum 25 bbl Boston do 60 bbls N O Rectified Whiskey 20 bbls Domestic Brandy |20 cask 4th Proof Brandy- 15 coax 4th Proof Brandy 60 boxcB Grant & Williams, 6 k 8 Tobacco 25 boxes 10s do In store, and fer sale by deo 7 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. augll $102,000. Only 15,000 NttmtKntt I PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION. Jasper County Aeademy itasdauKscy; BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA. CLASS Uo Thb° diawo January nth, 1867, at Coucert Hail, Macon, Ga., under the aworu superintendence ot UoL George M. l-ogau jud w. C. Aederson, Esq. .. —’Remember this lAUery has only fliteon tbou«aud numbers—less than any Lottery lu tbo world, therefore R ts tbo host fer investment. Ex- amlue the Scheme I FOOKME. 1 prize of. 4 “ of tl,000 are ft “ of 600are... ...... 80 « or 100 are 1,600 •• oT 40 are amioxiMAtiox musks. 20 approximations or $100 are... W “ “ 60 are,.. 60 K. “ SO are... ittbelugauv trespass committed thereon, f pledging uimseir to give a truo and cor- int, fer which all remittancos will beox- rpiIE undersigned will, fer fivo dollars per lot, X examlno auy lands in tho counties or Appltug, Wayuo, Ware or Coifeo, and reporttothe ownor as to tuolr preseut value, the prospect fer their be coming more valuablo iu feture, and whothor or not timo lebclugan: —“ invariably root account, pcctod In advaiioe, Ha will also soil and remit when requested, and aa directed .fer soven per cent. Ho will also promptly attend to all professional business entrusted to his care. VERNON C. McLENHON, my 18 Attorney at law, UomeavlUe, Ga, CITY SIIERlFF’il fiAtl. *'** a EORUIA—Cut or Savannah-Will be sold on thu tlrst Tuesday In Jan., before tbo court houso door ul' Chatham couuty, by ordor or ills Honor, John M. Milton, Judgoof the City Court or Ravau- nab: ouo lot or rice, cuit'co, tea, reap, mackerel, pep per, codtlsb, berrlugs, claret, plcklos, butter, grits, butter biscuit, pilot bread, one large lamp, ono clock, scales aud wolghts, and divers other articles usually contained in a variety grocory storo; said properly being lovied on by an attachment In Ihvor or Seaborn Goodall vs. Christopher Fiego, returna ble to tho Februrry torm or City Court ol Bavaunah, EDW’I) M. i'KENDERGABT, it euO SborltY City Court or Savannah, C lITY MAIW'hTL’8 SALtiS-On tho ifrlffuoiday / iu Jauuary uoxt 1 will soil in itront or tho Court Houso, improvements on South hair of tot No. 33 Warren ward, together with tho lenso or said lot, levied upon ns llio properly or tho ostato of Clara A Oglesby and Miss Matilda Ross, lo satisfy tltu oily tuxes of said proporty. deed DAN’!. II: STEWART, o. M. NOTlCK. A LI. iiorr'utis having domimds against WOOD & HINES will plcaao present thorn forthwith at my office, 85 Buy street, fermcrly Young k Wyatt’s, or at tho office of my utlornoy, Gcorgo A Gordon, Esq; and all persons Indebted lo said llrm aro here by cautioned not to iiay over any amount except upon my receipt or that ot my said attorney. Tho public aro also uoliUcd that I will not be ro- spoiiriiolo fer any contracts or obligations or any kiud made by .femes Hines, iu tho namo or Wood k Hines, as I have dissolved all conneollon with him whatever and tbo partnership has cessed to exist. do22-tl' J. M. WOOD. 0. figures $40. h 1,712 prises amounting to.. Hckot* $10—Halves $6-Quartcrs $2.60. Tli. 1^00 Mm of MO or. fatnniliitil U» Ui. ttit0,uroor Uio uumber Uut draw. th. tlpttal PriioofllS.OOO. Iho CapiUirriu *111,or ond wllhon. or th. flgure^-1.3,3,4,6,0, 7,8,0 ThOH tVholo TlolteU ending wUh tho Wmo u tho Iut In the Copltul «iu ho oniltlod lu Uilra nnd Quarter, li proportion. OSr Peraun. .ending mono, b, null nood no fowlu being loth Ordor. puncturily altendnd lu Onnuonteatloa. confidential. Bank note, of xouud banks taken at par. Those wtshing particular numbers should •racr Immediately. GEO. A. MoCLKJKY, Agt. Tho felllowlug SCHEME will be drawu overy Saturday. 8CBMK: 1 prize or. 1 do . 1 do I do 3 prizes oT $600 are M do lOOara 100 do 60 ar* 1600 do Ex’rs. NOTICE. A l.l. PERSONS having demands against tho ostnle ol'Elihu Wilson late of Effingham coun ty, deccocetl, will present them duly attested; and tlmso iudcUted aro requested to make * ,, *‘' payment to HENRY J. W11SON, or dec24 STEPHEN A. WILSON, NOTlCK, ~ A l J. persona having claims against tho ostato or George M. Waldburg, lato of Chatham county, deuuused, are hereby uotitiud lo presout them, properly uttoated, to the uudersigued, within the timo prescribe l by law; and all persoua Indebted to said estate are Uercby required toinakolmnr diate pay incut to tlic undersigned. JACOB WALDBURU, Administrator com lesiameuio auuexo ol estate ol decl-tr Gcorgo M. Waldburg. jf 0 TIOT. rntvo mouths alter date application will be made X U> the Uuuiirable, thu Court of Ordinary of cnatUuui couuty, fer leavo to soil all the property, real and personal, of tho estato or Goorge M. Wald burg, tale of said county, deceased, fer the benefit ol'tlie heir mill creditors or said estate. JACOB WALDBURU, Admluistratur cum U'statnento aunexo of estate of decl-3iu George M. Waldburg. NOTICE. A l.l. perilous having demands against thu estate of Datiiul O'C'onuor, deceased, will hand them n. duly attested,us required by law;aud those in dented will please make payment, lo W. R. SYMONS, Oualitlud Adui'r. November 8th, I860, _ novtt NIKI'KIIt. A l.l. porsous ludeblod to the Estate or Jane Me IhmalJ, late of Melufesh couuty, deceased, are requested to make immediate payment; Ibos having dciuauds against said Estate are requested to present them, duly authenticated. MOSER D. HARRIS, Executor. Nov. till, 1866. tiov7 w> uosltu O' NOTICE. YI.I.Y Sc COI.I.INS have tokuuau office on the corner of Drayfeu st. aud Bay laue, op- posilo tuo office of C. A. L. latuar, Esq., fer the transaction or uu Auction aud Ueueral Brokerage business. Real aud Pcrsoual Estate sold ou Commission; al so, Slocks and Bouds, toons negotiated, liberal udvaucca made on property cutrusted to them fer sale. If uov 18 Augiula ami MaTaiutab Rail Road, 1 December 4tb, 1866. j T HE Auuual Election fer Seven (7) Directors or this Company will be held ou Monday, tbo 6lh ol January next, at tbo office cortteraf Bay aud Abercoru htreels, between tbo hours or 10 A. M. and 1 P. M. FRANCIS T. WILUS, dec4 President. M OLA8SE8, COFFEE, SUGAR, &c.- 20 hhds und 60 bbls choice Molasses, 15 hhds choice St Croix Sugar, 10 du do Porto lUco Sugar, 10 <lo fair do do 150 bags prime Green life Coffee, 75 do fair do do 30 do (of mats) Old Government Java Collco, 60 do prime Luguayra Coffee, 50 do prime Porto Rico do 50 boxes Grant k Williams’ 5) aud 8* Tobacco 20 do 10s Tobacco, 60 do Oawego Pearl Starch, 25 do Beadoll’s Pearl Starch, 50 do Beadoll’s 6s and 8s Tallow Caudles, 26 do Colgate's Orlontul do 60 do Adamantine (Star brand) Candles, 60 bbls band-made Sugar aud Soda Crackers, 25 boxes Soda Crackers, and 20 bbls Butter do, DM) do Smith k Buchan’s Family Soap, 50 do Colgate’s Palo Soap, 100 do Colgate’s |Kmnd bar Soap, lu store and fer sate by ‘ ANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. Central It* 11. ds Danklng Co, or Ga,, Savannah, Deo. 2, 1860. T\1VIDEND No. 67.—Tbo Board of Director* XJ havo this day declared a Dividend or FIVE PER CENT, on tbo Genoral Stock of the Company, from tho profits ol tho, ast six mouths, payable on Monday, December 16th. Holdors or Guaranteed Stock will he paid tlioir usual dividends on tho same day. dcc4—3w GEO. A. CUYLEB, Cashier. Central U. It. A lianklng Co. or'Ga«, Savannah, Deo. 2d, 1856. T IIE auuual election fer Directors or this Com pany will bo held at the Banking Houso on Bay street, on Monday. 6th January next, between thu hours of 10o’clock A. M. and lo’clocx, P. M. do2-td GEO. A. CUYLER. Cashier. C ANDY, CANDLES, COFFEE. 60 boxes oisortcdCuiidy 150 boxes s. oi m, ndm’o and tallow Candles 75 boxes I rcsil ground Coffee 150 sacks Rio do 76 units Old Gov’t Jhvu do Received and lor s ilo by dcc2u McMahon k doyle. P IG iUJIrf, BACON AND SHOULDE!W^-A frosl) liny HI r-iiMv.ll pjr • I unr Kmx/i Re, u<lu for rialu by dec 7 J. I). JESSE. UTUA»rs"SUUill^3« bi’U CruaficcTiEd to Powdered Sugar, 60 do A nnd U Clarified do, 60 do /Jaltimoro 0 do, Rocoivod und For salo by deu28 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. B UTTER AND CIIEK.SE.~2u kegs choice Go«lion Butter, 75 boxes du do Cheese. land ing from schooner Holcombo, and fer salo by ilee28 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. POTATOES, Ac— X 100 bbls Seed Potatoes 100 do Mercer do ft) do Red and White Qulout landing and for salo by decal HOLCOMBJfi, JOHNSQNXOO. OKED OATS- O 400 busbols white Seed Oats Landing and fer sa.e by deo21 llOliCO] IMBE, JOHNSON k CO, TJLAIN SILKS—Plain Oslucie Silks, pink, blue X and white, just received and fbr sale by des G. BROWN 4i 00., 17$ brought*! it. F ifes, HCkleSTyEppEu, IuI'er, & 0 50 boxes English Pipes, 100 cases assorted, pints and quarts, Pickles, 100 boxos fresh grouud Pepper, 126 roams assorted also wrapping Paper, Received and for sale by decs McMAIlON k DOYLE. fUST RECEIVED FEU STEAMMl } White Molro Antique Ribbons do Mrooado and Satin do do and black Beit do Fancy Toascl Buttons Embroidered Swiss Muslins Childrens % Fancy Hoso Dol’d Moreen*, Fancy Prints, Ao., by delO HENRY LATliROP & CO. TMPORTED LigUOUS -15 half pipes (bur X own importaUon) o. I). A Co. Brandy, vmtugo of 1850-’52; 6 pipes (MedcrSwan) Holland Gin:lo quarter ni|>oa Madeira Wino; 1 puncheon Jamaica Rum; 1 do 8t Croix do. Just received and fer sale, dec27 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. 150 bags Flour, 50 bbls Baltimore X do, aud 60 Extra do Just received and In store, fer sale by dec27 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. A LBANY ALE—25 bbls Bead A Brothers’ dcc37 Albany Ale. Landing and for sal* by >27 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k k CO. B utter, cheese and LABD—justro- eelved, ft kegs choice Gosbon Butter, 10 boxes *e, 10 pkp Leaf Lard, for sale br da2H DAVID O’CONNOR, corner Broughton and Drayton st*. 600 bags fair to choice Rio Coffee 100 bags old brown and government Java do 75 bags Uguira Coffee In store and lor sal* by declft HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A CO. Ifnnk or Commerce, l Savannah. 3d Dec., 1806. / S Y a Resolution ol’ tho Board, it Is ordered that tho third Instalment or Twenty-five dollars per share, on U>o Capital Stock of this Bank be paid c or bofero tbo 31bi January next. JNO. 0. FKRRILL, Cashier. dccfi-lawtd OmcK Sav’u, Auuxt ft Gclt R. R. Co.,) Savannah, Novi ft, 1866. j T HE Sevonth lUHtalment or 10 por cent, on th Capital Stock or tbo Savannah, Albany and Guff Rail Road Company, by a Resolution or tho Board, is hereby ordered to bo paid on or bofero tbo 10th day of January, 1867. WM. WARING HABERSHAM, novfl Secretary and Treasurer. FBESH BISCVn AND cwacgwpti JUST RECEIVED, comprising all tho different el kinds New York affords, consisting or Oongresx, Egg, Milk, Wine, Lemon, Soda. Abernathy, Maple, and other Biscuit, Now Year’s Cake, Ginger ami Spiced Snaps, Fox’s, Butter, Boston, tomon, Pic Nic, Graham, Waters 8ugsr, and Fancy Crackers- all ol which wo kball keep constantly on band am receive fresh supplies by overy steamer at the Savannah Grocery and Fruit Dopot, WM. U. FARREL uov20 ELL. TEAS! YBESH TEAS! r [g CHOICEST and best assortment of TEAS ever offered at retail in this city, including English Brcakflut Tea, Delicious Oolong, Plantation Oolong, Silvor Lear llyson, Plantation Imperial, and othor ravurite qualities, Just received and for sale by WM. H FARRELL. no26 corner Broughton and Whitakers!*. WHITE 8AT1N.A KID 8LIFPX1B. R ECEIVED by late arrlvals- Udies White Batin Slippers, do do Kid . do Mines Black Gaiters and Morooeo Boots, Ladles Polka and Jenny Und Boots. M. J. BUCKNER, novfi No. 71 and 162 Gibbon’s Rangii Southern Lottery. ON THE THE HAVANA PLAN. PRIZES GUARANTIED I ..$16,060 ... 6,000 ... 2,000 ... 4,000 ... 2,500 .. 8,000 ... 00,000 ...$2,000 ....-2,600 ....1,000 ..$102,Of •Ht*. $6,000 1,600 . . . 1,000 * , 1,000 . 1,600 6,000 6,000 1,057 "I* U|VW 16 are 24,000 44,000 Whole tickets $4; Halves $2; Quarters $1. Orders addressed to JAMHJ F. WINTER, Manager, Macon, Ga GBorA.“u^LiiKY, Agent, corner Bryan and Whitaker ate., Savannah. rux or tux tonair. Bamoasthe Royal Lottery or Cuba-wilh ibis difference: tho Havana Lottery has 35,000 num bers—this has only 16.000. Thoro are two wheels, on oach of which there are placed two Locks. Tho FuperiuteudenU have each a key lo the tocks, and the wheels cannot be opened unless both are presont. There are placed lu the wheel ornumbers tin lubes containing slips or paper wUh tho numbers from No. 1 to 16,000. lu tho wheel of Prizes there are placed tin tubes con taining slips o! paper with tho Prizes ou them rang- ■ig from *16,000 to $100, When tho drawing takes place, which will bo lu mbllc, the wheels are unlocked, and alter rovolviug horn, a number la drawu outer tbo wheel of nurn- icrs, aud at tho samo time cue is drawn out of thu Prize Wheel by boys, with arms bared to the shoul der and blindlulded—the tubo is slipped off, and tbe number hold up and unrollod, so that tbe whole audience can soo it—tho number is then called oil aud enrolled by thu BupormtcudenU. The Prize drawn i* credited to iho uumbor drawn at the same time, and so on until all the Prize* are drawn out. A copy of tbo drawing U thou sent to the printers, aud alter comparison, the KuiioriutendouUi certify o the correctness or tho drawing.. t»w>u# aui<«riu suueuu are aworu to perform their duty without rearorlkvor. v. A drawing Is sent toevory one orderlug tickets'. The Prizeu are payable thirty days alter tho rawing, in fell, without any dlscouut. 49* Drawings take place ou tho 161b or every lontts. JAMES F. WINTER, uw-’lft Manager, Macon, tia. MAltYI-iANl) LOTTERIES FOR JANUARY, 1857. U, Prance 4k Co., Naaagers. Druwlugs conducted under Ute suporintendenco ot tbe Slate tottery Commissioner. Print Paid at toon as Drawn. a grand Maryland lottery (Ou the Havana Plan.) GHAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, OF MARYLAND. AV/ra Clast L To be drawu SATURDAY, Jan. 31st, iu Baltimore. Maryland. 80,000 Numbers 1-1,000 Prizes I Iu these totteries every Prize must be drawn by Homo oue, as all the Prizes aro drawu uut ot the wheel. TH HubbardkCo. are authorized by the mana gers to fill all orders. scums. 1 prize 1 «* 2 «* 2 “ 2 “ ,* u « * 189 “ . .... . *rwtexmano.vMuxw. 4 or $i5o Appro’x 4 or ioo •» 4or 90 •« 8 or 80 » * 8 or 70 « * 8 or 60 “ 8 or 6o « ; ; 750 or 10 “ 1,000 prizes, amounting to V. . . . $42,600 .. 12,300 .. 10,000 .. 6,009 .. 2,000 .. 1,5)0 .. 1,000 >.. 200 ..$42,600 .. 12^00 .. 10,000 .. 2,000 .. 1,600 .. 1,000 .. 200 .$182,610 Whole Tickets $10; Halves $5; Quarter* $2 6Of. brillianTsoheme. GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND. Class 0, Te bo drawn in Baltimore, Md,, Saturday, Jan. 24. .BCHKMKJ 78 Numbers—16 drawn ballots. 1 prise ol.. 1 « 2 prises ol'..... 4 “ 8 •» . 100 339 « 63 «• . 126 0,303 29,296 36,366 prizes, amounting to $60,000 . 29,060 . 10,000 . *,000 . 2,600 . 1,000 800 100 80 ..$1,202,000 Ticket. *20|HtlwHQ; qu»r.ttTBlbku 12.50. CerUQctt. « I'Kkuc of26 Whole/, ca>l...|2U 00 60. 1I0, 26H.I.M, 132 60 do. do. 20Quarters/ 1 ..., 06 26 <*o- do. 20 eighths, 33 12 l 49T All orders fer Tlekets or Packages in any or the Maryland Lotteries will receive prompt atten- tlon. and the drawing mailed to all purchasers Im mediately after it is over. * JJ ~ia T.H. HUBBARD ft 00. No. 39 Fayette Mreet, or Box No. 40^ HOT AMD COLD BATHS. for them from 6 A. M. till 9 P. M. every day sxciut Sundays. A few more gentlemen can be wSao- commodated to bathe aa often ai they choose atoos dollar a month, all subscribers to commence from Nov. 1st, 1860 to Nov. 1,1817, for ML 3iD,l. b.thi, 26 cot,. " Mmoo tick* from lit Uv IOUUJOT.,.16. B. lOlDbacrthwa,IdaddltkmSUumAlw., «r. *11 «.n Uk. at the low pile, or 12 dullin . rent. anti J. U. iCiK. TBS BBOICK coms, rpHE BAB AND DININO BABOON for A IMt. Apid, lmmfolit.lv lo IOr d«M ft, r. AKIN, bao’r.