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' "'Mr TboBiMTflla! Artutfiefaftn A The President* ot the Unite* States; 1776,1876. Tfa» is the title or a beautiful Pho* tftmunhic Picture. 24 x 30 inches, just issued by L. A. Finley & Co.. Pub- JtMacomber A Vo. LOUIS JBtKtM, lishers, 16 Cedar Street, New York.— We cmuuot conceive of a more appro priate picture for the parlor or the of fice than this.' It should be in every house in the land. It is instrnetive, as well a* ornamental. The design is tatty, and Well oooocirsd. In the centre is a large oral photograph of Washington, a very superior likeness, taken from a copy of Stuart's celebra ted painting Id Fanenil Nall, Boston. This is surrounded by seventeen smaller photographs, representing each of the other Presidents. The photographs are all by Bogan] us, the celebrated photographer, President of the National Photographic Assoqa- F. PAINE, BOOT & SHOE MAKER, • Breed Street, THOM ftSVILl*, QA. Work protnpiiy done sstlslWdion And Mens Furnishing Goods. 140 Congress and 139 St Julian Streets, SAVANNAH, GA. I The finesUselected Stock of Hoods in the South. Call and examine. No .titrable to show goods. | - m&iil-lin; \ , BOAHD OF INStRUCTOES: MR. JpflN ^. BAKER, X M., PRESID1 r V j X' fiO* «PP»todLaojnjac**. REV, CHARLES S. .ROCKWELL, THOMASVHUE 1 J»l. BOLEY & CO., 186 & 181, Corner Jefferson 4t Broughton, Oppoedta 8h Andrew* Hal 1 • Savannah Georgia, Wholesale ami Retail tUm, and the seknowledged head of the art in this counliy. Every pie- head of the picture Is the American Eagle, with odtspread wings, dutch- inginits talons Ute starry banner. Undor each portrait is the name of the President it represents, -the State from which be was chosen, and the years he served. At tho bottom of the picture is printed in ornamental style the title. The whole is mounted on extra thick photographic card board, ready for framing. As we eaid before, this picture should be in every house in the land, not only as an in centive to the rising generation to em- MRS M.J.RAILKY, i PrimaryDepartment, with Penmanship and French « \ MRS. W.J.'YOHNC, T ik charge of Mask Department. r. ■ , M-i :: •• t f. % v Terins to Course of Twenty Weeks: iciu Collegiate Department, The only First-clatjs one j s old ih the world. Thousand testimonials, &c., testify tp th nority, Brilliancy and j 8U9E»iOfBt wdgmM&. And WEAR of these Superb instii ■ estey Jackson Street.) Constantly on hand a large variety of FURNITURE, but to afford a medium of information that comes home to tho heart of every citixcu, and in regard to which few are prepared to converse intelligibly. When framed, the picture is simply elegant. The picture, untrained, IS furnished at five dollars, and trainod very handsomely in black walnut, or- i • A 1. nnii rt',1.1 trill. NATIVE WINE. laway* McKinnon & Co. pare juice of the Grope* needs ne pafliaiorUov- ii<K up of its merits. For thousand* of years wine hss been, and is now, the undisputed “king" of beverages, in health and Ml ot It. t’wo silver medals, ami several other premiums have been awarded to my wlnci; and the Ugh testi monials from the fore'gn born cltlsens here,frilly attest to the merits of these Native Wines. For tale in hot ties or barrels by John Stakk, Proprietor P. W. V. mar22.Iy. Send for copy of “ Georgia Musical Eclectic,” and price-lis A fine lot of Prints, ' Osaabargs. Shirtings, Sheetings, Bedtickiags, etc., just received and for sale low for cash by . , . HAKIIAWAY, A/cKLKNOX & CO. A fine ami verr, ■ Ulterior lot of English and American Hosiery for ssle by . . HAlOUWAY, A/cKlN.YOX <S CO. A good stock of J/en*s Afcdlum and Common Clothing on liand and for sale by HAJIDj/WAY JfcKIKKOXACO. • A fine lot of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco always kept on hand by 1 ATAEDA ll’A Y, .UcKINAON ArCO. A fine stock of Tin Ware, consisting of Pahs, all sizes, Bucko.s. Cups, Cot.ce Pots, etc..for sale by IIAUDAWAV, J/eKl.YXOX A CU. A large lot of Ghiss Ware'and Crockery'Just receives! and for salo by HiiUDAWAV, J/eKlNJfGN A CO. A fine lot of Axes ami Hoes to sale bv IIAKD.iWAY, J/cKLNNON' Jfc Co. Stodes, Shovel*. .1/annre Polks and Bakes for 'sale by HARDAWAY, AA’KIXNOX A CO. «000 Ills New Orleans Sugar, very best quality of Musical Merchandise $o; :./■ j ' , GUILFORD, WOOD & CO. sept27-Cm' "■‘TJ ATtANTA or JtACON v The only BUSINESS SCHOOL In tho South conducted hv an ex per tical Accountant. The actual expenses'«f students irom FIFTEEN than it will cost (hem to attend second class, or imparted Institutions. [OORf? BOOK COMMERCIAL 1 MATHEMATICS Telegraphy. LIVER MEDICINE. This has proved to be the best medicine knswi for LlTer Complaint, Billie— ess, etc. It ieae hnmhnn. UoAth. ■ lln.l., rewieretaa ...I A!-o, Alanu-auturtn. of Tl. •illEET IKON WAKE. W.C. CARRINGTON, PraMent. I). J. HABTSOOK. Secretary, B. a IIABTSOOK, Coshlir. J. E. EDW.I Vk« Preside*!. J. J. IIOPKINS, Aill S. rrl v. l'rof. EDIT'D II Actuary. A hat awtmt-nt of AGRICUL TURAL IMPLEMENTS mi band. ANTI-FRICTION BALLS. Ho Uselen Restrictions on Reddenoe, Travel or 0( Liberal Hro-ForfciUbU TreUire owl Eights of Parent Olmdr Parifc* ordering jjoodn will have tom carefully acd p.etnfily fUlori. * mdiaiy Buna SS per cent lighter than any Pa Any common workman can pat K up. Steam En.gin.es Saw & Grist Mills,, Helniosii House* •11 QtimfAH, GE0E0IA, -ft i't E. ESHO^SO.i,, Proprietor. Baud os) Itfeglag. t2 per iij. Scam! Igescy Office for Sotdiera Georgia and Florida, 135!-t M STREET, SdTlHlUH, fiCOHt’lA. HENRY K ELLIOTT, Irat at Savannah. T. & PAINS, Agent at Thoicasvflia Gnf. ROIJEB7 ilVM#OCII, 06iLA, lfAmon Cocjctt, • - • wpjeHdi, Ayp| mnaa s«r?gi^riori«to. Jewelry, .Watches, Clocks, . LTvxii MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. I of • <y P acf y*—■ repair- Brother Jonathan, A Large-FAMILY PAP1R Ii pubruued lTeekl) at$l.‘2->a je&r. 'ft has ton' *nt.‘ S2' i. »g <«la^« s a»d *» »w the cheaters—wear the Mad Hrtfce \12XS&1 ^'*®Tfonia* to enri-^nrOravn L-t*, and aTl kin* oTCaytlHC n^J ,w>ut • flsntstWa wotk. SS?*' i 0 *" ******* Uj * lr ** J t r _ , B. CTOCKETr I " ‘ IjtA Wsvkw, maco.v/ga. •' -' Silver Payments. The Secretary of the Treasury on Monday issued au order to commence s payments of silver at New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and other leading assistant treamrers or designated de positories to-morrow. In no case will more than five dollars in silver be paid to one person, the balance of the says the dis patch hopes to- keep up the payment of silver which wilt be commenced on he will upon the Treasury be made and silver takea out for the purpose of bciug hoarded. There is at present about half a million dollars in silver coin m t will last some weeks, but the work of coining will still be con tinued, though not more rapidly than heretofore,, There is an abundance of silver burs in tho couutry, and the capacity of the mints is sufficient for the coinage of about fifteen million dollars per annum in silver, without interferring with other coinage. With tho exception of that in Califojnia, there is but little silver coinage in llic country Yiow not owned by the Gov ernment In order to prevent any rush for t ilver coin the Secretary will in his or 1cr directing payment of the coin, positively forbid that more than live dollars be paid to one person, no matter want amount may be called for on the check. In Wood's Household Magazine for Nov., the table of contents seems spread for a Thanksgiving feast, and gives evidence that no effort has been spared that could add to its excellence. “A Sermon on a Skimmer," is uot only pleasing in its quaintness, aud originality, but contains sound logic. “Mrs. Pomeroy’s Pin Money,” is capi tal “Upon the Stand,” is another meritorious sketch, by the popular writer Kate W. Hamilton. “Codfiish and Potatoes,” by Eleanor Kirk, is • short serial which opens well. “Grow ing Aged Together,” by the Rev. Rob ert Collycr, is well worth the pi ice of tho years subscription; it is full of this great man’s eloquence—powerful iu its very simplicity. There aro many oth er interesting articles had we space to mention them. The poetry iu this number is unusually good. A new feature in the magazine is the intro duction of pictures, and the illustra tion, “Past, Present aud Future,” here given is exceedingly pretty. Price of Magazine, one dollar per year—with crorao, “Yoscmitc,” one dollar and a half. Address, Wood’s Household Magazine, Newburgh, N. Y. The Masonic fraternity ,havo under way at least 84,000,000 .worth of new tolls, moot pf which will bo completed yew. The one in Philadelphia t magnificent structure of the kind in the country, and when furnish, cd and entirely completed, wifi be worth atleoat one million dollars! number of fanatics who recently met at the north and resolved to make war upon Masonry, will have a happy time of it It lias lived through persecution in tho past and will' likely survive at tacks made by modern fanatics whose morbid appetite lead them into strange notions. When amnu henrs tho last bell ringing Sunday morning, and lias only got to tho filth eyelet in his wife's car- set, and heatedly, remarks that he had -rather fasten the^corsct of nny other woman than hcr's" and sho says no doubt you would and sits down on the trunk and cries, be luoks out of the window, holding on to the end of the string gazing at tho ready dressed wo men passing to church, and wonders if he wdl ever be able to attend di vine service in tl.is world in peace. Made Cleab by Ilhstkatiox.— We overheard the following between two bell boys nt the Filth Avenue Ho tel, recently;'Pat asia Mike,-What' this suspension of the Daulcs?- -II yet” Mike replies, “III tell ye. Sup pose ye baye Uvccents." “Yi*. r “Leave it widme." -Yia.” -Next dny ye want it, and ye ax me for it.” -Vis.” “1 tell ye. ‘No sir 1’vo used it mesclf.’ -—Ex. Ofour ono hundred State exchan ges onlv sixly-tlirre have thus far sad ly n&lfied their readers of lb. r... ROME —FROM THE— Piney Woods Vineyard, ( WINE,' DELEWABE CONCORD Xsaialft BelcZe AT HIS OLD STAND, la preparM to plan and erect anyatvle Wood 6uilding*, and solicits Cari-cntering In all lta raDC e8 ‘ ALSO ' Lumber for Sole—all Sorts and Style. GRIST MILL These Instruments contain thej wonderful Vox other improvements peculiar to, hud original, with the ORGANS, a larger number sold than those of any other make. PRICES MODERATE ^ND TERMS EASY. - 1 ' Liberal discounts riven to Chiirches, Sunday Schools and Hartford SWEET - Lodges. Good cheap pianos from $250 and XTip'wards.' A large stock of Sheet Music and Musical merchandise. tnaken .Veal and Hominy intorier to no steam min In the country. GRINDING DAYS. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. g iFFinrs t Metalic Burial Cates and Metalie Cas kets, THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST (N THE SOUTH. At represented by this cut. nstantly on TO TUE LADIES! MRS. 8ARAH A. PETERS, Respectlblly Informs the ladies of ThonOts- Tllle and snrruundlny country, that she haul opened a complete and well selected stock of Spring JHillin ry Goods, - —OF TUE— ^ Newest and Latest Fashions, >ach as //at* and Bonnets, trimmed and « ally kept in a first-class millinery estSWUshmest Call and examine my good*. My price# are put down as law as in any market. DRESS-MAKING and FITTING! well proimrod .to please the .. . ... both prices and work, ai.d so- «Wt a liberal slave of patronage, feeling satisfied that I can ideas# all.'” ~ ' aprS ly. FLUTING, in all the La Wat and most Improved Stylus done on short DBAYING and HAULING! J^AM PREPARED to Dray for the Public by SINGLE DRAT LOAD, Or any other quantity that may be desired I keep a lot of good Wagons and Teams, with CAREFUL DRIVERS, prepared to do hanilag to and from HANSELL & HANSELL, Fire Insurance Agts. Representing Old nartlord, of HARTFORD CONN North British Mercantile, SOUTHERN M iI;TC A L. JOSEPH JERGER&BRO. Watch-Makers and Jewelers, DEALERS IN $25.00 17.60 25.00 10.00 FURNITURE. We have now. and constantly keen on hand a large, well selacled and var- ied ajworlmenVof afifclMSenoi i'^rnilure. iJexsant and healthy location, good society and varied church prti Urge# they earnestly recommend the Institution as well worthy the public support. Forfortherinformation apply to Mr. JOHN J5. BAKER, or to A. H.'HANSELL, Secretary, or W- J. -srotTNa be had hi good Emilies at from $13 to $20 per month. President Board of !Yur’ces. I ' ' Haye' constantly on hand a Full Stock of Dry-Goods," Groceries; Hats and Shoes, Hardware, Cutlery, FERTILIZERS, &C. j. BEDROOM, PARLOR, LIBRARY. KITCHEN, tOrOmcR FcRxrrcne ot every description, suitable for Country or City uro Hail*, Moss and Exeelcioi* Mattresses, Of any size, ready made or made to Order. Feather Beds, Pillows, Bolsters, Etc. Feathers for ssle at Wholesale and Retail. Show Cases and Childieris Carriages of all Description, ESTABLISHED FIFTEEN YEARS. )£ EE PI N G, SETTLEMENTS,' The course of study to conducted en ACTUAL BUSINESS PRINCIPLES- Supplied with hanking and other offices, combining eTcrjr'known facility for imparting a THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION. In tho shortcut poeeibie time and at tbrflcast expense. Graduate* of till* institution, as practical ac countant*. utand pre-eminent over Uio*u from any other Bunlnem School in the couutry The e» tab I Ulicd reputation of thto institution, the th rough PltA /-TICAL course of vtudy, and the (urrea# ot it*.Graduate*, rank* it THE LEADING BUSINESS SCHOOL IN THE SOUTH. Onr coume of actual businen* training to the bcid and most practical or the age. No vacation*.— Student* admitted at any time. MoClamo. Buainc** Advocate, containing lull iiortlealar*, mailed to any add re**. _ . B. F. MOOKE, A. M.. Preaident. - BBOWN'S MOTEi, MACON, QA year* of ckw# attention to the want* ot their gueat*, have wtceded in readeving it, emphati cally and truly, what ALL will readily admit it to be, A HOME FOR THE TRAVELER In everv e**entlal particular. It i* situated !m< :a wliately opp site UieOcne alPawender Depot, anti uiiturpa*#ed for coaveulenre. acc***IWUty, ami accommodation, by any other hotel E.’ E. BUOWN & SOX, Edward Rowe No. 5, Jlollingworth Block, '■' / MACON, - -' GA. FHer&liBsFiner, Gae ami Steam Fitting promptly attended to, Pump* and Hydraulic Kata* a specially General Southern Agent for the ' ' * “ Gassier Complete Gas-works.” VUtogr*. Hotel*. Chutehee, Stores, Acterka, aad Private DwwUirga Patent AntHFription h £SS WITH latest TxrovEJiEkfs.) . .. too.2ft TX^VUSTUEi .. STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE * TririopdnUrT Tfte -W6astrH . OVER 750,00(1 IN USE. If vow think ofbuyieg a Sewing Machine It will pay you to examine th# record* of tho#* now in d profit by experience Tux WnttLO UaCUIXR. VtlSQ TUB B rowwtf^TfcahStle “mi dafiMe power in draw lux the shuttle back after the ..... . fiinaed,bringing • — - "pWJr • th machine stitch ses machine* ... A Wilson last* economical Invi^Ujicnt. D«> to premised by so-called -Cheap** machine*, you nil. aid rciuire pr<»r th-d yearsofu*e hare tested their value. Money once thrown away cannot be recovered. Send f-v oar circa'ar*. Machine* sold on nmy mouth ly payments taken; Old machine* ■■ onWr or received in eva hawge. ivheeler a Wuaox Ur'ii CVj.to Orricz: itorannah. Angus'a. Maooa h falamba*. Gi W. B. C'LEV&J Cteu. agt., Savannah, Gx DR. HOOD S EUREKA flour in 25. 50 ni grade*, for sale by HAKDAWA }', J/CKINNO.V A CO. , A fresh lot of Bacon. Cheese and Butter, Just received and C>r saio by HAKDAWAY, A/cKINA’O-V A CO. Crushed Sugar and Country Sngiu ftreale by f . UAUt>AWA Y, MVKiSSUS J G'O. Fine lot of Tire, Plcwr and Band Iron and all other sort* used for plantation or wapiti pur pose* or nr IY VCJl/ y vo y I co large lot of Cast Steel and Plow-Steel UAKDAWAY, -VcKlNSON A C<*. A large lot of Cast Turning Plows jutt received id for salo by IIAEDAW.tV, J/cKlNN »X A' CU. 4 Ton* ofgcnuiue Peruvian Cluauo on bamt r Sale by Hardaway, A/cKinnov A Co. Matlrcss renovating ami repairing of ihrniluro i-xeculcd promnlly at i sonahle prices. Country orders solicited, anil particular attention paid to filling, nacl iug and shipping same. * II. LOWENTHAL, formerly connected with the A. A IL, is now con nected with tho above Firm, anil will he pleased to ,ce all Ids friends. March dl-ldu A. J. MILLER, C. P. MILLER. 1IABDJWAV.-WcKI.VXOX A CO. 1 HIGHEST PRICES paid for COTTON or other COUNTRY PRODUCE. Savannah. Advei t tiseijaerLt.s 1 _ CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, and others in n< cd of DOORS, SASHES, BLINDS. MOULDINGS, Stair Bailing, 151>nil Trimmings, SASH WEIGHTS, HEAD OK SIDE LIGHTS, CO TO BLAIR & BICKFORD’S, 171 r*»y fSt. ftlavannali, Oa. BOEHM, BENDHEIMI GO’S MadtvMMtcTt/mmo rosetccas. AGENTS FOR 11LACKWELL* Genuine Durham Smoking Tobacco, Manufacturers of tlic C’cleltralcd Brand, of Fine Si gars, COT'rO.V BOLL,'POSTILLION; PAPAGENA. PANDORA. LA MEK- VEILliB.'LUPIN. DESSERT. GOLDEN HUG. JASMINE, MORNING CALL,LA MTRRU4. GRENADIER, ETC., E7VJ., ETC- ETC. . ... A» kinds of-PIPES and .SMOKER’S ARTICLES. 143 ©/Street, : : : Savanaah, G©o. : 4 mar„’M2 tnoV. T. J. DUNBAR ACOi, Importers ami Dealers • " -lx- • ' BRANDIES, AVIN’KH, WHISKIES, Gins, Segars, Etc., And Proprietors, of, the Celebrate.! Indian Lovell &*Lattimore, 155 4c 157 Ccn^rew Street, SAVANNAH, - GA: American, KiigHsli and German HARDWARE. House Furnisliing (ioods. -’ookMijr. Parlor, and JI.-atIp-j Siov Guck. P:st*»N au! Sporting K*jdalf*s C Vl«:!»rjls*«l A'al.rr FiKtfr.Nai'v bti«l Wan*. Tin Plate mH iili otl Iron. «le J. Jflittev Sf Co* FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, ISO UKOUGIITON STREET, Savannah, Georgia. New Work Put Up To Order. Repairing, Mattress-Making Upholstering AT SHORT NOTIJi:. Ortlors promptly Iill<-«1. All gootls mi.1.1 tit the lowest murkvt prices, mid strict attention givett to till ortlern IVout the country. Country Merchants when in the city would do well to call anti examine our stock ' -"ore purchasing elsewhere. P. O. Box 77.7 ' - mill 2t.lv Palmer & Deppish, Wholesale Dealers hi HARDWARE&CUTLERY 148 and 150 CcngrcM, on<l 14 * ami 1/»1 Bt. .?ulinn BtTtotfi, Suvaiiimli, - - - Georgia. KEEP A FULL STOCK Common Plows; Brinly’s Plows, Avery's I*iovrH f Dfckttett’s Sweeps, Harrows, Kan Mills anil Kvery Article required by 1’LAN^.EltS,.. rite Labcbst Kti>ck or Ilouitt.E and Sixolk GUNS in the City. I'oicdtr, Shot, Cujim, 11. JliMSlont Circular ,Sa«x. It. Hot 4c Cb< >lUto. EuVier m<( Leather ItELTIS'O. Agents Por Fire Proof-Safe., Fairbanks’ Spalct, Rm,c and Twine. All for Sale Lowi-zt MARKET RATES. 'PaieMKH 4? 'Ouer/HB. manil-ly PiedmohtI Arlington LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Office, at Richmond, Va. 1,500,000.