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AUGUSTA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, HA&nWAEK, AC. 11. & J. MOORE, No. BSS Broad .Street. opposite Uiot^'TTotei. AUGUSTA^WORKS, L. HOPKINS Ar CO., Proprietors. Manufacture all kinds of Iron and Brat* Castings for dolt! Mines, Mills, Horse Powers, Cotton Presses, Ac. Also, Victor and Premium Cook, Parlor, and Box Stoves. J. E. Macmubpht, Superintendent. BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c. ROYAL & HATCH, No. 2.18 Broad street. FOSTER BLODLBT, Jr., No. 204 Broad Street, Post < tffice Conjer. CLOTHING. CLAYTON A KENNADY, No. 178 Broad Street, under Augusta Hotel. CARPET AND UPHOLSTERING WARKUOUSB. C. A. PLATT, Ar CO., No. 214 Broad Street. CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, CUR* TAINS, cornices, window shade#, MATTINGS, AC. JAMES ti. BAILIE & BROTHER, New Carpet Store, 205 Broad Street. CONFECTIONERS—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. A. FREDERICK, No. 182, (opposite Augusta H">tel), Broad Street. COMMISSION BUSINESS. R. J. ROWE A CO., DEALERS IN LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, HAY AC. No. 287 Broad Street... CARRIAGES AND HARNESS. ROBT. 11. MAY, A CO., Corner Jackson and Ellis Streets, CAR FACTORIES AND MACHINE SHOPS. W. M. HICHT’S Foundry, Machine Shop, and Kailroad Car Facton On Georgia Railroad, near Cotton Factories. DRUGGISTS-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. SPEARS A IIIOHT, Nu. 816 Broad Street, opposite Planters’ Hotel. PLUMB A LEITNER, No. 212 Brcfd SL--T Let ween U. S. Hotel and Pout Office Cor. DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, AND MGULD ine;B, made to order. Northern Sash, Blinds, and Doors, constantly on hand; Low for Cash. WM. 11. LOODRICII, Reynolds str et, between Campbell and MeCartan. GROC WHOLESALE WIT . 11. GOODRICH, (REt RESENTED BY C. m’IaRKN), / No. 271 Broad Street. FLEJ'ING A ROWLAND, No. 188. Comer B'road and Campbell Streets, Augusta, Ga. GROCERS- WHOLESALE & RETAIL D’AUf I IGNAC A WEEMS, 1 No. 2*2 Broad Street. H ENRY J. SIBLEY, No. 161, C> oruer Broad and 'Washington Streets. HOUSE A7ND PARLOR FURNITURE. A. PLATT A CO., J No. 214 Brood Street. HOUSE," /sign, AND ORNAMENTAL POINTERS, PAPER HANGERS, 4C. McLALuOHLIN, I s. C. WHITE, opinion','. ynnental Painter. | House Painter, Giazlcr.A i from the in* No. 38 Mclntosh Street. which I ha- COFFIN A TROWERS, course lias 48 Jackson Street, between Ellis and Greene. in the f JEWELRY, gentlr HENRY J. OSBORNE, ku r_ * No 236 Broad Street, under United States Hotel. PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTORY. ROBERT A. HARPER, No. 88 Mclntosh Street, opposite Fust Office. SEGARS AND TOBACCO WHOLE SALE. YOLf.ER, Importer of Spgars, No. 193 Bro;id Street. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC Segars , To bacco, Snuff, Pipes, and Matches. JOHN A. MILLEN, Agt., 276 Broad street. WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. HEARD A CLARKE, Office Corner Mclntosh and Reynolds Streets. If you have Dyspepsia, Use the Columbian Bitters. If you have Headache, Use she Columbian Bitters! If you have Giddiness of th# Head, Use the Columbian Bitten*. If you have Depressed Spirits, Use the Columbian Bitters. I If you have Files, Use the Columbian Bitters. ' /.-V If yoa bav«? uo Appetite, Use the Columbian Bitters. If you have Fain in the Hide and Hack, Use the Columbian Bitters If you have Sick Stomach, Use the Columbian Bitters. If you have Jaundice, Use the Columbian Bitters* If your Liver ia Diseased, Use the Columbian Bitters s If >uu are subject to Costiveness, Use the Columbian Bitters For sale by all respectable Druggists throughout the South. Haviland, Chichester <fc Co Plumb &. Leitnfr, William H. Tuvr, Augusta, (in. * \aODUCE AND COMMISSION MEKCT'ANT, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. THE undersigned respectfully informs his friends aud the public, thatbe has taken the large and commodious build lug, No. 2 Warren Block, opposite Poullaiii. Jennings dr Co.’s Warehouse, where he wa he ifeyfeJ. on the first day of September next, to ofOOTTt »N, KU ' E, TOBACCO. Y, SALT, CORN. wheat, rye, qA\v£SMEVQßWu l 'ners, r * < •• >n, and LARD—in short, iw.y'lm! iffki j tbiagytr-.m -o.y anucv. r, portion of lie IlnltMSSwo, U at will jm ’A-- shipper a profit In this market. o. Having had lone rgprtlfcuri In the WwvHa.se and Commis sioa business, my Planti'lqf: friends may rely 14x111 my lies! ef forts to obtain the highest aptgket lalt fiir they Cotton, and the exercise of my best judgm ‘at iuthe on vhase id Bagg.ng Hope. Ac. L ■ * ' . . Liberal advances will be made on Pfoduee In storr, if desired. My charges will be cuxtor vy. *ug2o dACU J C. DAWSON* M. P. STOVALL, C > mUItS the business, in all Us branches, in his large FIRE-BROOK Warehouse, on Jackson Oraert C Globe HoLel. «ttdg^i^ilvMlt* l * oll al!d Family SUPPLIES promptly AUgS* Sjtias afforded customers. \ feed oi ' " ' CARD \\rA.vrKi», tor Bamberg 1 cm ale High School, a Southern ■ * capable ot teaching the Higher English Branches, with r reach, piano, and Vocal crude: Drawing. Painting, Oil. ams Greciau Needle W ork : Wax ami Rosin Work. Bamberg is situated on the line of the South Caro],tat Rail road, 75 miles from Char'.e ton, ami 62 front Augusta. Applications, stating terms, &c , received till Ist January, 1860, and answers returned immediately after. Address P. QUINN, Sec’y, Bamberg, Barnwell District, S. C. dec / ftjar.l JACKSON STREET FOUNDRY A JNI J J> w_ MJECHUTE CORNER JACKHON AND CALHOUN KI’JSKETK, AUGUSTA, GA. fIAIIK undersigned, having removed forih his old stand, on I the corner of Twiggs arid Wallis ..treels, to his new Shop and Foundry, adjoining A. ayN-iista Gas Works, is how prepared, with increased , furnish, ;t t short notice, all kinds of IRON or l : y L• ■ vAsTINGte, ior Gold Mines, Merchant, Saw, or ollr Bdills, Bridges. Railroads, Schra der’s Cotton Press, and aJkiiids of Machinery. He also manufactures tAe latest approved style of Portable and Stationary Steam Engines, Shafting, Pulleys, arid every ort of furnishing e-- 'ilifted with neatness and dispatch. |y27 GEORGE COOPER. PLANTATION FOR SALE. WILL he sold, at private sate, one. of the best improved and most fertile PLANTATIONS in Middle Georgia, situated in Burke county. It contains about 2,300 acres, more or less, and possesses all the conveniences of Post Office, Churches, and society, that can possibly be desired. Persons desiring to purchase such a place, can obi win further particulars by applying to J AS. R. SJ M I ’SON, noyl» daett Augusta. Ga. MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT! milE popularity of the MEXICAN MUSTANG 1. LINIMENT is coextensive witJi the civilization of the globe. Other articles claim to alleviate pain and dis tress—this cures. F amily Physicians, Government Hos pitals, F'arriera, Planters, Farmers, Livery-men, Ac., hare pra-tlcally demoiuit rated this fact throughout the world. No article ever before received such Undivided praise and sup port Iron Medical and Scientific men. Rheumatism of vears standing lias been totally cured. Piles, Ulcers, Tumors, Running Sores, Scrofula. Stiff Joints, Felons. Swellings, Burns, Bites, Boils, Chaps, Neuralgia, Salt Rheum, and all aches and pains upon man. and kindred complaints up on Horses, Cattle, Ac., such as Ring-bone, Gall, Scratches, Poll Evil, Sweeuev, Hoof-Aii, Ac., are subdued and cured by the MUSTANG LINIMENT. VALUABLE HORSE SAVED, Mr. S. I.jtch, Hyde Park. Vt„ writes : “That the horse was considered worthless," (bis case was Spavin), “bat since- the iree use of the MUSTANG LINIMEN T, i have sold him for ♦l5O cash. Your Liniment has been doing wonders up here." 420 Broad St*ekt, Pnii.Aim pnix, Pa. (Extract.) “in lifting the kettle Uou; the tire, it became unmanageable, tilted over, ami scalded my bands very severe ly—almost to a crisp. It. wax an awftil sight. The MUS TANG LINIMENT appeared toextract the pain. It healed rapidly, without soreness, and left no scar of oust. Truly youis. Oil A fCSTER." Such language as this Is but the constant am. natural echo wherever this article is used. this Linimeut is indispensable to Planters, and owners of horses and mules. Mr. John I taufels, .Montgomery, Ala.,sold a slave for $818), who was ra ; sed from utter nsele.-sness by t Li. Liniment. Ever)-family should have it. Be v;-fy particular and inquire tor the MUSTANG LINIMENT, and take uo other. Stud by all dealers throughout North ami South America, Europe, and the Islands of the fteeau, for 25 cents, 50 rent-, and J1 per bottle. BAIINES & PARK, novl9 ilaeflm New York. TO THE PLANTERS UF GEORGIA! KETTLEWELL’S MaMpMsi Guano. OR, Peruvian and Phosjihalic Guano ; Ag Imported from tire Iwliiuds of Oliin eha and N"evtisa—Combined and Closely Integrated l>y MacHmery. No. 1 Warranted to contain 8 per cent. Ammonia, 45 to 50 per cent. Phcopliale Lime, No. 2 Warranted to contain 5 per cent. Ammonia, 55 to OT per cent. Phosphate Lime. ITtQUAL to Peiuvian Guano, in production of Crop ; and JL_j Bone Dust, in improvement iff Land. "My MANIPULATED GUANO having become the ac cepted and successful rival of Peruvian Guano, 1 trust I shall be pardoned for putting upon public record what is so univer sally known in Baltimore, that l am solely and exclusively the origmutor of this article by the use of Machinery.’’ American Farmer, 1857. We sold this valuable Fertilizer butt season upon well ntt nentieaed reports, received from oilier StuL*.s,and, so far as we can learn, the experiment has liecii eminently successful. The sales in our State show an increase of over 500 per cent, on sales of previous wars—an increase unprecedented in the sale of Fertilizers, which we think strong evidence bf the great value of this Guano, containing the elements necessary for the growth of Crop and improvement of land, in rational pro portions. It cannot fail to render satisfaction as long as the art cle is kept up to its preset.! standard. As a guarantee for tliis, we can lully vouch, having ascertained thorom hly the character and standing ol Mr. Jqhn Kettlewell, of Baltimore the proprietoroHUis article, of which we have additional as surance by a letter of Hon. Howell Gobi), In which he sa>s t hat he is a personal frieml of Mr. Kettlewell, of many years standing ; and that he can commt nd him iti every respect as a gentle!satT worthy of regard and confidence. On Cotton, < torn, Wheat, Oats, Root (hops, Ac., it ha produced great re suits—increasing the product, to a very great extent. This Manure is not a manufactured preparation, liable to changes trom one seasou to another; but, us will be perceived from the headiug of this advertisement, is imported Guano of choicest kinds, and has decided advantages over the Peruvian Guano. First, in price ; second, in containing double the Phosphate of Lime—the element to make Crop and improve laud, with an abundance of Ammonia.; and thirdly, the fine ami dry condition—making it. ready for immediate use. Mr. Kelt lewell’s enterprise has been so successful that many imi tations are uow forced upon the public ; some mere mixtures of doubt! til Guano, hand and shovel, claiming to be Mauipie iated Guano ; other Guano with but little Phosphate of Lime, and no Ammonia. And we think it would be well for Plant era to use proper discrimination. Certificates rtgxrding the use of this Guano, from prominent Planters of our State, could he added ; hut we deem it entirely unnecessary refer ring to Pamphlets on hand and in circulation for further in formation. and letters at our office. As the harbor of Baltimore is frequ id ly closed byjlce obstruct ing navigation, it would be well tor our patrons and Planters to send in their orders at Once. We tire expecting a supply from Baltimore at an early day, and will sell at ss<> per Ton for No. 1 ; ssl per Ton for No. 2. It is put up in handsome Sacks. The mode of application is very simple—sown broad cast. in hill or drill. In quantity as Peruvian Guano—say from 100 to 30d pounds per acre. The more liberally it. is applied, the better for Crop and Land. Terms cash, or equivalent. D’ANTIGNAC, EVANS & 00., Sole Agents, Augusta, Ga. dec3 d*c3m VALUABLE REAL ESTATE h' O It S Ij K. r I' lIE undersigned olfer for sale, upon very wx-ommodating I terms,one. of tbe most, desirablear.it valuable PLANTA TIONS in Georgia, situated in Washington county, on the line of the Central Railroad, and about 4> miles below Macon, This property (belonging to tbe estate of the lute William Fislt)contains 2,700 acres, in a contf a t and convenient body, about Ilk) of which are cU—,ed. and in h high stale of cnlliv'a lion. (M the neared land, about 500 acres are of the best t)ak and Hickory, and High Swamp—ait very productive, and very superior Cotton Lands. The remaining atkl acres tiro mixed Bine l,and, which is, also, quite productive. Os the wild, or uoele.oed land, a portion is rich < *ak and Hickory; SO) or 4i*i acres line Creek Bottom, on a smal l stie.im, and easily brought into cultivation ; tlie lulat ce good Bine Laud, and very rieit Creek &itd River Swamp—the Bite covert d with the best large Yellow Pine; and the Swamp, w.l b White O ik, and other valuable growth. The greater part of the Swamp Lands, which are as fertile as any In the efute, are high enough for successful cultivation, without drainage, or embankment. This place presents advantages un.su massed r it can easily be divided into two Plantations ; Is accessible by railway to the best Markets—Augusta, Savannah, aud Macon ; is well improved, with a latge and comfortable Framed Dwelling, good Negro Cabins, Gin House, Screw, Ac. Tlic Jauds are as productive for Cotton, Corn, ,Ve , a- any .» Middle orSouthern Georgia. The place is he.dl.hy, water good, : tinge for stock of ail kinds excellent, both in winter ami summer. There are. also, a Post Office (Oconee; ami Railroad Station (No. 14) on the Plantation. Also, a good Store House—the neighbor hood aifordiug a good stand lor a country store. On the Plantation is, also, a good Mill Seat, where, formerly, stood a Saw aud Grist Mill. The purchaser would, also, acquire thefianchise, or privilege of supplying the Railroad Station, witli Wood and Water, which can he made quite profitable. 1 Mr. Brown, who resides upon the place, will show it. to any gentleman wishing to examine it if not previously il aposed of at private sate, this property will be sold public.)’ at EX'VUtors’ sale before the court house, in Sandersvme, in said county, on the first Tuesday in JANU ARY next. In the Meantime, we invite private proposals. Address eithe. of the undersigned. GEO. W. FISH, Oglethoipe,) . INO. D. FISH, Savannah, ( Executors. P. S.—We also offer, al private sab', upon very reasonable terms, a very desirable Summer KESIDENOE, and Small Farm, of 100 acres, in the pleasant village of Midway, about. 2H miles distant from Milledgeviile. This place, within a short walk of Oglethorpe College, is well and handsomely im pioved. Most of the land is uncleared, and well wooded. The place is very healthy, water very fine and pure, and tiie social and educational advantage*, lmt'es-’dled in the State. Thi. FI ace will, also, he sold as the proper! >’ of the estate of Win. 'Lsb, and is the 'minestead where the late Mrs. Sarah Fish resided. G. W. F. sejiSO daetd J. T> F CITY HOTEL’ 15? llay Street, Savannah, Georgia. f |tHIS long established HOTEL, situated in the itntre ol I the Savauuah business, offers now, t« it* traveling coun try patrons aud the public at large, better accommodations than ever before—confident t hat tlie House will 1-- found in a better condition than it has been for years. The business wdl be conducted hy the widow of the late proprietor, and she as sures the public that, no effort will be spared to watch over the true interests of guests, and will try to procure every desiru bis comfort. N. li. (larriages for the City Hotel attend the arrival of every . rain and steamboat. ts 1111118 NOTRE. | HAVE this day sold iwystock of Groceries aud Liquors A totlic uew 4nn «f o'ItONoHOE A WRAY, and solicit for them a continuance ofths patronage so liberally bestowed on me. W. BHIDWELL. COPARTNERSHIP. WE have this day formed a 0 partnership, under the name and style of O'DO NO HOE <st WKAN , for the transac tion of a General Grocery and Provision business, and Lope by trtetattention to merit a liberal share of patronage. JAMES OTMINOHOE, |y3 SAMUEL WRAY. Copartnership Notice. riAHE undersigned have formed a Copartnership in the JL Wholesale and Retail GROCERY BUSINESS, under the name and style of D’ANTIGNAC A W EEMS. By giv ing our strict personal attention to the t UHinesa, we hope to share liberally the patronage ot our friends and the public generally. U. H. D’ANTIGNAC, JNO. B. WEEMS. Augusta, U*., 21, 1859. tl y2l Waiuspothttion. FOR PALATE A, t VIA. BRUNSWICK, ST. MARYS, FEENANDINA, JACKSPNVILLE, AND ALL INTER MEDIATE LANDINGS. THE STEAMER EVERGLADE, Oapt.L. M. COXETTER, HA VINIJ been thoroughly overhauled and painted, will resume less regular trips oti the 21st inst., leaving Dil lniLs-. Wtnw-O foot of Gas Works, every WEDNESDAY at half past 9 oYlock. _/rkffs steamer offers the. very best accommodation to pas sengers; and, carrying no Mail, will meet with no detention on the route. She connects with the Brunswick & Fit ridaarni Fernandina Railroads, and all Stage Lines for the interior of Florida—re turning on SATURDAY in time to connect with the New York Steamers, and Central Railroad Trains. For freight or passage, apply on board, or to JU.HN C. FRASER & CO.. „ , Agents at. Savannah. Savannah, Sept.. 15, 1&59. sep)B ts IMPORTANT TO NEW ARRANGEMENT. New York and Charleston TRI WEEKLY STEAMSHIP LINE. S' IT' Wit Ills, will leave New York and Charleston every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, com mcHfingTUESDAY. September 13th, 1859. THROUGH TICKETS. From New Orleans, La., to New York S3O 75. From Mobile, Ala., to New York $35 00. From Montgomery, Ala., to New York. .$26 00. From Atlanta, Georgia, to New York 23 00. From Augusta, Georgia, to New York... 20 00. Can be had on application al the Railroad Ticket Offices at each jKiiut. FARE REDUCED. Cabin Passage to New York Q 0 Steerage Passage to New Y'otk 7 00 New York amt Charleston, side-wheel United States Midi Steamships, through in forty eight to fifty hours. Steamship COLUMBIA, I,SOO lons—M. By hut, t 'ommauder, “ NASHVILLE, l,Boutoug--1.. M. Muiihay, “ “ J AS. A DGER, 1,500 tons—K, Adams, “ “ M ARION, 1,290 tons—W. J. Foster, Will leave- Auger’s Wharf every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ami SATURDAY’, at high water. These Steamships were ail built, expressly for this Line, and tor safety, speed and comfort, are uurivalled on the c. ast. Tables supplied with every luxury. Attentive, and courteous connottuders will ensure travellers by thlslme every possible i-oiofort.having elegant State Room accomnn slatloua. For Freight or Passage apply to HENRY MLSSROON & CO., Coruerot Eaa Bay and A duel s Sout h Whmf. . Cabin Passage »15 ftp ■ Steerage Pa isa-je * 7(5 i C. A. i.AT'HROP, Agent, f seplo ts Augusta, yt. FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, 4c.. FROM hi.YV IYVUI \M» 4 If YULKnTOV Passage to Philadelphia I #ls Excursion Tickets, good to return u util Jan. I, 1860 35 Tickets from Philadelphia to Niagara Falls, furnished by tne Agents at Charleston and Savannah s fTYHE well known first class Side-wheel Steamships, JL KKYSTON E S I'a'TE, Capt .C.P. M ahshm xm, and STATE OB 1 GEOEUJ A, Capt. J. J, Gauvin. Now form a Weekly Line, tor tt)e North, leaving Charleston and Savannah on alternate SATURDAYS, as follows : The STATE U.- GEORGIA, from Savannah, will leave on the 6th, 15th, and26l li of each mouth. The KEYSTONE STATE will leave Charleston on tin; 101 11, 20th, and 30th of September. For safety and comfort, haying superior State Rooms, these ships are not surpassed bv any on the cosst. One Ht udred Miles of this route on the Delaware River and Bay—two nights at sea. For Niagara Fails the Lakes unit Canada, SHORTEST AND CHEAPJEtiI ROUTE. This Line connects at Philadelphia w.lh the G eat North western Railroad Route through to Niagara Fali ,r Buffalo in sixteen hours trota Philadelphia. Through TLket i, with the privilege oi stoppim; at Philadelphia and mt-.-rmedtate fioiuts, for sale l / tbe Ag. r . in Sav.innah. Fare to Niagara or Buff ilo, 428—Elmira, s26—< '.111:0. daigua, 427. HUNTER & GAMMELL, Agent s-at Savannah. T. S. A T. G. BUDI>, Agenls at (ffiarhst.ou. my 24 FOR I’A L ATM, FLORIDA. Via Brunswick, St. Mary’s, Fernandina. Jack sonville and Picolata, stopping at all Intermediate Landings. r|AO leave flora the Florida Steam Packet Wharf every 1 WEDNESDAY MORNING, at !»J< o’clock. The new ami splendid steamer EVERULAD6, I.OCUM. Ooxktter, Commander, having been thoroughly overhauled and re-paiuted, will resume her regular trips, leaving as above. The KVERGLADK will connect regularly with the Bitms wick and Florida, and Fernandina and Cedar Keys Railroads, and all Stage Lines lor the Interior of Florida. All Freight consigned to flic Agent will be forwarded with dispatch, free of commission. For freight or passage, apply on-board, or to .toil N O. FRASER, Agent, 0080 ts Bay street, Savannah. AUGUSTA & SAVANNAH RAILROAD Augusts., Ga. Septs 22, 1969. CHANGE OF SUii KDULE. Leave Augustaat 0 Oil, A . M.. and 2 45, P. M. Arrive at Savanuuii at.. 7 3t>, A. 11,, and 9 33, P. M . Arrive at Macon a! i> 00, A- M., and 11 00, P. M. Leave Savannah at 12 00, AL., ami 10 So, P. M. Leave Mai on at !l> 45, A. M„ and 10 00, P. M, Arrive at Augusta at... 7 ?i). P. AL, and 7 34, A. M. sept-23 If A N UK id W YON U E. Sn! ft, CHANGE Os SCHEDULE. TO TAKE EFFECT ON OEOKtStA KAU.ROAD tucrsday, JULY rwhyuss. Leave A ogustaal 0 45, 4b M and 2 45, P. id. Arrive at Atlanta at ... ..9 4.4 .f A. Al., and 11 .Vi, P. M. i slave Atlanta at 12 00, Night, audio 00, A. M. Arriveat Augustaat 9 63, A. M ~and 6 45, P. Al. Connect with South Carolina Haiiroad. Arrive at Augusta at 11 15, P.AI., and I 15, P. Al. Leave Augustaat 10 00, A. At., and S 06, t*. m. Western and Atlantic Haiiroad. Arrive at A Haul aat 11 22, N ight. Leave Atlaiita at 12 80, Day. A ttanla and LattrangeHaiiroad. Arrive ai Atlanta at 9 38, A. AL.and 7 61, P. M. Leave Atlanta al 0 16, A. AL, and 10 16. A M. A then* Branch — SundaysKtpepted. Leave Augustaat IS 46, Night. Leave Atlanta ai 12 00, ** Arriveat Athens at 9 So, a M. Leave Athens at 11 00, Day. Arriveat Augustaat. . 6 45, P. lit. Arrive at Atluntart 11 46, I’. M. N. B. No Train on Athens Branch on Sundays. Washington Branch—Sundays Hccepted. Leave Washington 2 00, P. ,M, Arrive at Augusta • 6 45, r. M Arrive at Atlanta at.... 12 00, Night. Leave Augustaat 2 45, P. M. LeaveAt.lantaat 10 00, A. M. Arriveat Washington at. i 7 20, P. Al. \Varrenton Branch—Sundays Hccepted. Leave Wurreuton at sou, P. M. Arriveat Augusta at 45, P. M. Arrive«tAtlanta at 12 00, P. M. Lcave Augusta at ... 2 45, P. M. i,ease Atlanta at 10(10, A. Al. ArriveatWarrenton at 8 80, P. M. Jv 14 GEORGE YGNOK.Uen.Supt. GUANO! GUA-NO!!!' J. C. DAWSON, Agent. jAKVLS Sc. RAKER’S ISLAND GUAN O, FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN, IMPORTED BY TIIE AMERICAN GUANO CO J.Y. f 14IIIS GUANO, far Superior hi any other Fertilizer known, and or Permanent Value to the Soil, Is sold at THIRTY PER CEN T LESS than Peruvian Guano. Its peculiar na turul combination of the Phosphates and Sulphates of Lime, enaliles it to restore to the soil the properties lost, by co istant. cropping, and the Planter will be euuhled not merely to reap trom its use a present Crop, but tind his land at the end of the season, healthier and stronger, requiring a less amount of Gu aim for the nexl planting. This Guano feeds, hut do s not stimulate to excess, the roots of plants, and they are thereby enabled to withstand the effects of drout'-to a greater degree than hv the use of any other Fertilizer known. The univ. rsal objection lo the use of Peruvian Gm.no, from its fatal results during a dry season, is obviated by the use of the American Guano. The application of this Guano, 75 to 100 pounds par acre, will insure wonderful crops of Cotton, Corn, Wheat, Rye, To bacco, Voget ihles, Arc. For full information, and r;ports of successful experiments with this Guano, together with Pamphlets tor distribution, ap ply to .1. C. DAWSON, Agent,, Augus’a, Ga. Pamphlets will be sent gratis to all persons desiring them. HE IS ALSO AGENT FOR THE COLUMBIAN PHOSPHATE GUANO, AND THE BROWN MEXICAN A A Gr TJ .A. IST O . For full particulars of these Fertilizers, together with imphlets containing Analysis and Gertlfic .tes, apply to J. C. Dawson, No. 2 WARREN BLOCK, oct2l dactf Augusta, (inf J A MESA. JONES, WAREHOUSE AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, Mclntosh Street, Augusta, Georgia. WILL attend personally to the Sale and Storage of COT TON, BACON, GRAIN, and all other Produce con signed to him ; also, to the receiving and forwarding of U.-ods. Personal attention given to the til ling of all orders for Bagging, Rope, and Family Supplies. Liberal Cash advances made on produce in store. dßm auglfi Hbuectisemente. OCTOBER I, 1859. CLAKK&GO. HAVE RECEIVED BY STEAMER, Large Additions TUTHRIR in i '""■ rrr STOCK OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE. {AND • Fancy Goods, And Offer Them AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN. THEIR STOCK OF ”W a t dies Comprises the Finest Watch now made, as well as the Better Class of Watch, known to be faithfully made, and honest Time-Keepers; COOPER, JTJRGENSON, TOBIAS, BEESLEY, JOHNSON, and others, figure Extensively. S! >»V H M WALIE tw a l<>ntuvt, and a Hrominant r.a«, comprising B’ull Setts, wit liovit Oases, D alt—Sett*, and Single Pieces ; Pitchdlti, Bowls, O-olalets, Cups, Forks, Spoons, l_,a dles, and, indeed, al most everythnig ill tlie line. WEDDINK PRESENTS, IN SILVER, lit great variety—many of them exclusively their own i> . fern*. SILVER PLATEBWAM, OF EVERT DESCRIPTION ; Fancy Goods, GUNS, PISTOLS,; GUNNING APPARATUS, Cutlery of all Kinds, &e. They also have or sale the Finest and Largest Stock of .T E W E L B Y . IN TH K SOUTHERN COUNTRY, In Diamond, Cameo, Coral, Pearl, Mosaic, Etruscan; all Gold, &c. Spectacles anil Thimbles , OF Every Form and Fasliion.; ~ GLASSES FITTED IN SPECTACLES, Without fear of Qcculists, or Professors.} Jewelry and Watches Repaired, DY COMPETENT WORKMEN. o«t4 diotf TAKE NOTICE. u. fiiiiAi, 1 tKAI.ER 1 N FIRST QUALITY WATCHES, ,) 10 W MIJiY. SOLID SILVER GOODS, PLAITED WARE, SPIdUT A(3 L IdH , &«*., &c., tie., Still Continues Business AT THE O 1 cl Location. 312 Broad Street^ NEARLY OPPOSITE\THE PLANTER'S HOTEL, Where all who are wanting articles of this kind CAN SAVE SOMETHING IN THE PRICE BY CALLING. Everything new and Di-sinihlo in my Line, WILL BE ADDED TO THE STOCK Throughout the Season. Special attention given to Kepairing Watoheg'and Jewelry, us none tout Experienced Workmen are Him ployed. YOUR PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED. Wt» d&cSin li.\V WOOD'S BALM Ot SAVANNAH. FOR CLEANSING, NOURISHING AND BEAU TIFYING THE HAIR. I !%’presenting the BALM OF SAVANNAH to ttie public, the proprietor does so without any of the hesitation attending the introduction of a new and untried article, for it has now lieen fifteen years before the public, and each year lias added to Its popularity . 'The demand for it having increased so far beyond my previous facilities for its manufacture, the proprie tor has recently completed arrangements for producing iton a more extensive scale, and at Hie same time, adding to its form er excellence, by I tie result of a long practical experience in its use. The following vouchers are well known, andean beattested : Sivans ut. August a, 1»5B. Mk .1. M . Haywood, Aoxnt : 1 clueilulty comply with my promise, to give you my opinion of : ne no i lls of your Balm ot Savannah. After using il. for some two years, I aio prepared to speak from experience, and do not hesitate to pronounce it the best preperatlon for the hah that I have ever used. For sev eral years I had suffered from dandruff, which, at times, especially during bad health, threatened to destroy my hah . 1 tried many remedies w.i'ch tiad been recommended to me, without benefit, tint ill X made a trial of your Bairn, which not only removed the dandruff', but kept my head free from tt, at thesametime stimulating thegrowth of the hair, and imparl ing to It a heaii-hy appearance. 1 have recommended it to my friends similarly afflicted, who. In every instance, expert eiieec similar benefits from its use. I esteem it a pleasant and convement article for dressing tlm hair, possessing most ot the virtues claimed for the popular cosmetics of the day, with none of their deleterious Qualities. J feel confident that ilouly needs to be known to the public to become universally popu lar. Very Respectfully Yours, W. T. THOMPSON, Editor of Savannah Morning News. To AII Whom il May Concern. The object of this is to state that l have, for some months used Mr .Haywood's Hair Tonic—known as the Balm of Sa vannah—and have found it incomparably superiortoany other articleof the kind, its use twice a week is quite sufficient, not only to disengage the dandruff', Ac., from the hair, but to ore vent. iis formation In any applicable quantit y. It maintains the hair, too, in that moist and pleasant, condition, width so many other specifies pretend to do, but almost alwavs fail in so far as my experience goes. j. L. LOCKE, Late Editor of the Savannah Republican. . May 26. 1869. Me.J. M. Hat wood, Ahent: It gives me pleasure to cer tify to the unequalled qualities of your Balm of Savannah It Is the best tonic for the hair, as well as the most effectual exterminator of dandruff 1 have ever tried. My hair lias been inclined to fall out since mv attack of yellow fever, in 1864, and among all the preventatives 1 have tried, the Balm of Sa vannah has been most successful. This much 1 say' most cheer fully. If ours, See. P. W. ALEXANDER, Late Editor of the Savannah Republican. Ms.J. M. Haywood, Aueut- Rear Sir : Having used your Balia of Savaunah, 1 take pleasure In recommending il to the public. T. E. LLOYD. For sale by J. M . 11A V WOOD, Agent, Manufacturer and Proprietor, Savaunah, Gu.; and. W. IT. TUTT, Augusta, On. lyl dactv TO COTTON AND WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS. WILLIAM STEEL, No. 24 North, Front Street, Philadelphia, Pa., Manufacturer. ot Leather Belting, and dealer in Cotton and Wooien Machinery, Dye Wares, Oils, Ac. Also, Sole Agent for J. SennefFs Patent. Metalic Eye and Clasp Heddle, the most superior Harness now in use.' Also, Agent for Uum Belting, Packing Hose, Ac. )y24 d6m ~ IMtaeitmmcnte. ULSiXGKII & CO.’S MANUFACTURING, Plantation, AND EASILY MACHINES! 4 * REDUCTION 11ST PRICES ! I No. 1 MACHINE AND IRON STAND—S 90. No. 2 “ “ “ “ ....100, THESE MACHINES |akf. UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS, AND STAND UNRIVALLED, BOTH FOR UTILITY AND DURABILITY. THEY WILLI Ij.itST MjIKVGER THAN ANY SIX MACHINES NOW IN USE. They will Hem any Desired Width; RUN, TUCK, GATHER, BIND, &C., •A-iid Sew in Cord ol' -A.il SizeH, WITHOUT BASTING!! THEY ARE THE ONLY MACHINES Wliieli will Sew, in a *M* IvW SO SI . WJtJWEjR, CLOTH, KERSEYS, FLANNELS, SILKS, LINENS, SWISS MUSLINS, OK HEAVY LEATHER TRAOES! USES FLAX, t'OTTOX, OR SILK THREAD. Several Other •llaehines Are Recommended by Certificates, Which Can be Obtained for Little or Nothing; BUT THE Durability and Superiority OK OUK MACHINES, IS THE BEBT OERTIFIOATE, Call and Examine them BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE, AT No. 182 1-2 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GKA.. I. M. SINGER & CO. AL. COHEN, Agent. Sfp2s ' dtf KAIL AND WINTER CLOTHING!! CLAYTON & KLNNADY a i t h: NOW RECEIVING ./# Mj. isiu s: AN E> • Well Helected^HToclc I JOE MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING; Hals, Caps, Tranks, Valises, CARPET BAGS, &C. ALSO, A FIRST RATE ASSORTMENT OF Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Stocks, Cravats, Gloves, Suspenders, and other Furnishing Goods, IN GREAT VARIETY. We are prepared to Sell on the most ACCOMMODATING TERJfS, And Invite our Friends and Cuntoinera generally, to Oall and Examine our Stook, at our Old Stand, No. 173 Broad Street, Under the Augusta Hotel. CLAYTON k KENNADY. sepll _ d3m MACHINE CRACKER BAKERY, Wo. .'MI ttrofui Street. riMIK subscriber, having made several recent improvements JL to his Bakery, is now prepmed to furnish the communi ty with any, and everything, in the BAKERY line, at the lowest prices. ON HAND, AND MADE EVERY DAY, Family 13 read. Biscuits. | Craokers. SODA, BUTTER. BOSTON, | EXTRA BUTTER, WINK, | WATER. MILK, | FANCY, SEED, GINGER, SUGAR. I LEMON. PILOT BREAD. Fine OAK ES and PI K.S, fr.-sh every day, of all kinds. novs dir JAMES BOWEN, THE NEW CHICKERING PIANO, FOR SALE BY A. A. CLARKE 8c SON, AT No. 147 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA., (City Hotel Unilding). W E deem It sufficient to say that we have, in the pas three years, sold One Hundred of the above named Pi auos, obligating, in every Instance, to refund the money, if th Piano failed to give perfect satisfaction. We have never had to refund in the first case. A. A. ' V. ■' V K E>- SON, Bole Agents forGeoigialf!T(T^CH,tlvCaroliiia. P. S.—Messrs. Ransom, Evaus A 00. will act for us in our absence. pots Foil SALE. AKI*LE\IHI> Modern-Constructed BRICK HOUSE of three stories, (within two miles of the city), contain in« 18 Rooms.elegantly finished and furnished, with space, in the attic ft *6 more, If needed. On the premises is a Servants House, of two stories, containing 8 large Rooms; a Stable and Can-hue House. aOow House, a Green House, a Dairy, and Gas House, wilh fixtures complete—all of brick, and re cently built, with about 15 acres of land attached, with a young Orchard, of a variety of Fruit Trees. Also, a hand some Carriage and Harness, but little used ; a Buggy and Harness, a Cart, and Market Wagon. The Furniture will be sold with the House, or not, as a pur chaser may desire. For price and terms, which will be made very accommodat ing, apply to O. B. LAMAR, New York, Or to Geo. W. Lamar, near the premises. SSr" Chronicle & Sentinel, and Dispatch copy. *en23 * d*ctf NOTIDE JEXTRAORIHNARY. Wanted Immediately, BY' the subscriber, FIFTY ABLE-BODIED HANDS; also, about Twelve good CART BOYS, and Tweuly MULES and CARTS, or HORSES. Wages paid l>y the week, or month, and Cash for the Carts and Horses. Hands will be Boarded, if desired, near the Toll Gate, on the Plank Road. WM. V. KEENER, Augusta, August SO, 1859, augS4 "* (Justness Carts, —— - —,y .. . ' J. L. ADDISON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY, RIDG YFI KLU O. M., S. C. lmprm'.Ucefyi the Courts of Ifidgetield and adjoining His tnct. Partieular-iuteiiLon given to collections, if decß W, D. tutt7 ATTORNEY AT I,AW, AUCfSfTi, GA. WILL practic in all the «st»uui,*sof the Middle Circuit, and Wilkes and Lincoln,*!': i.e Northern. Office in Old Con.stimtioualiet Range. VL Kekekences—A . 11. Stevens, T.'M Thomas, Kul.t. Toombs, and Wiu.M. Keese. «»2-. Cm* M H TALIoT ATTORNEY AT LAW. WILL give prompt attention to all Provisional Business intrusted to him. Office on Broad t>tr<HSfe opiKJsitd Ma sonic Hall, Augusta, Ga. OCU3 V. ts “GARLAND A. SNEAD^T ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND COMMISSION ER FOR THE STATES OF ALABAMA, FLORIDA, AND TEXAS. Offiw Wo. i* Washington St., Augusta, CSa. d6m 't JOHN BTgUIEU, COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND WILL ATTEHD TO A General Agency Business, AUGUSTA, GA. September 1,1858. octt 8m HENRY H. SCRANTOnT Agent for SCRANTON & TALLMAN’S Line of New. York and Savannah Packets, ZBA VANN All, GEORGIA, W ill receive amt forward all goods free of commission. dly THOS. P. MAGRATH, ESQ.. ATTORNEY AT LAW, EDGEFIELD C. H., S. C. WILL also practice in ti e Courtsof the United States for— the Dial net of Sonth (Carolina. sepl.H f6m HENRY B. HOLCOMBE, I for Brandt Bank at Mobile. Notary Public J.oiiveyaiicer.umi Commissioner for New York. North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, and lesas, Office, No. 37 Norih ('onnurree st., Mobile. my‘-9 ly M. H. TALBOT, ATTORNEY AT LAW \\TILL practice in the counties of Richmond. Burke, .In v v terson, and Columbia, of the Middle Circuit, and War ten, W ilkes anti Lincoln, of the Northern Circuit. Office in Constitutionalist Range, Augusta, Ga apt*? ly A. CO!WARD, ATTORNEY AT LAW, APPLING, COLOMBIA CO, OA. B. H. POTTLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ' WARRENTON, GA, Will take cases, as Law Partners, for the a P 3 Uonnty of Columbia. ts A. MACKENZIE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, WAYNESBORO', OA, WILE practice in t lie Superior Courts of the several conn tie*of the Middle District,. rulily J. I). MATIIEWS, ATTORNEY AT LAW LEXINGTON, tSA., WILL practice in the counties of Oglethorpe, Hart, Elbert, Wiikes. lallaferro, Warren, Hancock, and Greene. Keterg&< v —Cone & Fuller, Greensboro*, Ga. t.f ja»r2l STEPHEN A. CORKER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, WAYNESBORO’, BURKE COUNTY, GEORGIA __ novl7 jy* LAW CARD. Bh.HStl hli\ A .JONiKS* practise Law in the Courts of tin Middle Circuit, of Georgia, and in the Supreme and hod oral Courts. Ottio tat Waynesboro’, Burke county, Georgia , THOMAS M. BERRIEN, mill/ dact.f MALCOLM I). JONES. WILLIAM A. WU.KINS. | JfIBBPH 1. wltNlgl ,W. A. & J. H. WILKINS, ATT® H Y I‘it ,S AT LAW, Louisville. Jefferson county Georgia, will practice in the counties of Jefferson, Biuki, Emanuel, Washington, Scriven, Columbia, Richmond fat. nail. Montgomery, Hancock and Warren. ts seufi HENRY J. LANG, ATTOHiMKY AT LAW, Lincoluton, Ga., will practice iu Lincoln, Wilkes and Columbia counties. All business entrusted to him will receive prompt attention. ni vS JAMES A. JACKSON, ATTOK YK\ AT LAW, Manticello, rkassas, will practice in the counties of Hot Spring, Dallas, Callionn Bradley, Ashley, Drew, Chicot, Desha, Arkansas, and JWler’- son, and will give prompt attention to all rolessional bush ness ititrusted to hi 3 care. lb' Particular attention will tio given toi ne collection of Debts, Claims, lecatiugof Lands, paying Taxes for noti-reo dents, Ac. iwyli ~~ IRVING FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF TUB CITY OF \KW YOHli, ISTo. 9 "Wsill Street. * CASH CAPITAL, $200,001. President—M ASON THOMSON, Secretary—MAßTlN L. CROW ELL, •I. >1 PE(IK, Agent. At the office of M. P. Stovall's Warehouse, ■lyl6 Jackson Street. "Tart I ) -rp ■NT PTT WHITE ZINC PAINT, FROM THE YIEILLE MONTARNE COMPANY, • OF 1* AR IS. riMIIS PALnTIs adapted t« all purposes te which the JL best, White Lead is applicable. If. does not turn yellow, as Lead invariably dees, and will acquire the hardness and smoothness of Coach Paneliug, without the aid of Varnish, and isettsily washed. Colors with a Z-uc basis retain their freshness and hrilllancy of color. Two hundred pounds will cover as much sur ace, with the same body, ad 330 pounds »f Lead-. showing gruit eoonntuy, as well as beauty. fn order that parties may depend upon getting the strictly pure, tltey should buy of none hut the most rwpyrft a ble houses. The Co npany snip hut two qualities, kuo«s n "No. l,”and "Snow Vvhito Dry”—red aud green sealjf 'lke No. 1, or liod Seal, is the article most for l'aititjfuir Mir poses—the Snow White, or Green Seal, being only used lor the most, expensive work. ' / Orders addressed to eitht r of the so. lowing htphses, wll tilled at the new i\ dueed tarifl' of prices. s PLUMB fc-'LEHTN KH, 11 GQ&'ktf: 0 * eeptl _d I*9 ManUm Lane, New York. Dissolution, r«1 HE firm of BAKER. WRIGHT* CO., having discon 1 tinned business on the- Ist of June, 1858, tlie co partner, ship is this day dissolve*. The books and notes will lie found at tire store of Charlesr Baker, the Senior partner arid either of us may use the tieva's name in settlement.. ' CHARLES BAKER, JNO. S. WRIGHT, . X WM. 11. SI'AKK. Augusta, Ist July, 1859. Notice, HAVlNdpurchasedShe interest of Mr. J. S. Wright in the stock ot Baker* W right, it Is my intention to con tinue the Grocery business at the old stand,267 and 269 Bread Street. The stock wilt at all times be large and carefully se lected ; and witli efficient assistance in the »: Vs rooms and •Sice, no effort will lie spared to give my friends aud custo mers the attention expected from a merchant long established in business. * At my orilos will also be kept the books of Baker, Wright * <and Baker & Wright, either partner giving attention to their settlement. OH ARLESBAIiEK Augusta, Ist July, 1859. Notice, IN retiring frets the Grocery business In Augusta having said iay interest is the stock of Baker & Wright, to uiy partner and friend, Mr. Charles Baker, I take pleasure in re commending him to the favor of oar eustomers; and cheer fully asllctt far him a continuation ot any patronage, which my same may have Bifliieneed fsrthe firm. Augusta. Ist July* 1859. jyl dtf J. g. WHICH'* KOBKRT A. HARPER, Ol 4XO FORTE tuner aid repairer of Musical lustre A. merits. Orders left at the Music Stores, or at my Slum. No. 82, Melutodi street, opposite t he Pest Office, orowbl 1 v tended to. *■ * ~ PICTURE FRAMES. Keeping on hand a large assortment of (JILT and ROSE. WOOD MOULDINGS, (with a good workman,) 1 am pre fared to make to order Portrait, Picture, and Looking Glae 'RAMES. All orders promptly attended to. Oval Frame and Spangies, of the different sizes, kept on hand aud sold low tor cash. K* r ‘ Furniture repaired. ROBERT A. HARPER, Ro, 88, Main tosh sweet. SDental darts. lyDr. t'lias** hast returned to the Cttty.and nia found at his office »n Broad Street, opposite the United Kota. He is prepared to furnish the Dental Profession with fdfl Foil. manufactured by himself. Also, Gold, Silver an. Ila ■ Una Plate, in any nuatititv. t«ts BirNa'AL CAR 1). T. ts. HEVENS, OFFICE on Broad street, over' Mvsgfs. D’Antiguac V Weems, opposite Alessis. Bones A tiioWu. I>H and * ■ specimens of | late work; especially the ctiiiiijnoua- OUl plate. they are perfectly beautiiul, ami all that c in be * r-.-.ceu in a plate. sepSO d* I. nr - E. W. HARXER M. D.. RESIDENT DENTIST, OFFSI’K on Broad street, outs door above I out Office corner l)r. If. is prepar.-d to d» A Hen’s I'.dentaml Hunter bCob ttnuou.-Ouiii work, and all recent improvements the art augl. v , _________ RICH DRESS SILKS, JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS. SAMUEL DICKEY IIAS, THIS DAY, RECEIVED *f lieuHttifnl 'Assortment, IN RICH BROCADE AND BAYADERE DHESS SILKS, FOR Plain and Double Skirt DiSKSSLS. By ait Early Call, I incites oan Select from a Keally Ileaut il ul Stock of L> It *; Ss » C* O O 1E» is . 370 Stroud Street-. m>v?B dtf #4O L’ Jk M l L Y SEWING MACHINES, Scovell & Gooddl’s Patent. Sewing with Two Threada—-Double Lock Stitch 1 KM)Stitches per Minute. The only low prioe SEWING MACHINE yet offered, Sewing with two threads. FOR SALE SEWING MACHINE DEPOT, Corner Broad and Jackson Streets, Opposite Globe Hotel, Avgusta, Ga. CLAUSE, ANSLEY & CO. tctii>2 ts KEROSENE OIL. THE NEW YORK KEROSENE OIL Co. _ (Establisuep 1554), .4 NNOI Ml! that, having made great improvements 1,1 **‘ e rn **nu met tire ot Kero: one, they are now enabled to oner it to the trade at •f HEMTCEA9 JPJRWCM2. 'l‘he attention of consumers is respectfully called to the Uble, the result of a pttotometric&i examination, bv Lvl d N. Kent, Esq., of .New York, Chemist, and dated Feb ruary S, Xaf o: a Is g B £ rt § g g * S MATERIAL. LAMP. '<l 3» S' jjo ° § »~2. '-»kio ns? 5.3 r g gg Kerosene Kerosene ;1rt.689, 2.<l3s]~il f 0 14 Iff Caiapheue Campheiie 6.625 1 i'M'j: «s aba While Oil Solar 1.862 B»s| 100 12 Od Lara Oil Solar 1.0401 7» 6t 125 17 sperm Oil j Solar , 2.0*261 850 226 47 Bumln*: Fluid.. 'Large Wick 1 6531 MftL. -sci 29 00 Reliable orders from the trade, by mall or telegraph, filledt o» application to a U STL ns, Agents, t* n » Pear! Street. Few York. Kerosene iaa'soto he. htalned at the Maiuifaotureis' Prices of all the New 1 ork \\ ledesaie Druggists,Grocers, Oamphene, and Burnmk Fluid Mm ur'acturers, and Dealers in Lamps. W. if.— KEROSEXij-. in the trade-murk of the Kerorene Oil Company, and ult per norm are cautioned nourn ft mono he said trade mark for other OH*. dSm oet2 * PLANTATIONS AND NEtiROES FOB SALK IN SOUTH WESTERN UEOEGIA fIAIII', billowing described property has b» en placed in my JL hands tor sale, by one ol the most successful Cotton Planters In South-Western Georgia, who desires arhangeof residence and occupation ; Three open and highly improved PLANTATIONS.situated in the heart ot the “ Lime Belt,”convenient to Raiboad • Jnecontaining.l.6oo Acres; )ne containing 1,750 Acres; and )ne containing 1,250 Acres : Together will! all of the Stock complete, Planting Utensils and.au atmmlaut supply of Provisions. & “ 1,s * Also, seventy experienced, anil A No. 1, Cotton making NEGROES, the most of whom are worktnj/fmnds, will he sold with the plantations it desired, but not separately Terms, as follows, can be made ; A small amount'of cash, and the balance in instalments of one. two, three and four years, well secured, with interest payable annually Persons wishing to see he property will please notify me a few days before visiting the country, that 1 may lie at home ontheir arrival. For further particulars address n cat "Bonds Mills. Baker county, Georgia. W . W. < H EEVEIi m?* B tWtf THIGH S IIONHHA On the Eur&pcan Plan, CITY OF NEW YOKK. Rooms 50 Cents per Day. City Hall Square, corner of Frakfort Street, , (Opposite City Hall.) Meals, as I’.tev mat l>o ordered in the spacious Refec >ry. There is a Barber’s Shop and Bath H..ohik attached o the Hotel. N. It.-Beware of Runners and Tlackoaeit, rho say wo aru full. IT-- FKEJiL’II, Proprietor. J . ant??l . my; BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. ,I Founded 1852, Chartered 1854. j III M CORNER Or I’-Al-TI MwffiHfryi 1.1 II I.J H, .MiMH s*ltimokf, Mi, ‘ ’ s THK LARGEST AND iff.,*.. „ „ ...y* 4 ST ELKRAKTLt FURNISHED CO*. . tN T,,K UNITKD states. lit tboecunmcdiately t’oroneot Circuit, rep re sBaL'IIMORK <O>IN«KKI E\L <Ol.l H E o^llie ],re “ u,r l " Vr 's£» 2W!' COinds.Hhs?ii, ss. «’ustoim?~etc e< tU " 0,1 !, ’ C XcK “‘ " Ar ~ di'cStalSuSLT* tJrUl,^’r 0t ’ H, '" k Comnita L 1 - *,'• |>W«S, Associate Professor ot Book Keenini? ’ . S T ' Y of *' J w' r ot F* nmanship P g ’ u’ V $ 'i'-'o"'' 1 ’ Fsq., Mercantile 1 aw Kev. E. Y. Rkksb, i_>. d , OommcrdsU Ythics. TRUFMdN dacoh Trust, Ls 4 . | Es ’- tocomp-Lre tie full Coume, A Diploma is awarded to all Orarluates mail^4fK ,by H Baitimve.Md. 1859 ! 1860 M GUNS ANDGUNSEitHING!!-. HfroX " ln, « r Stock of GUNS, us, exprcssl v Tor this mart *° order for one in want et a gomi (liiii and embraces every variety of 2, f '’ c , k w unusually large, aid'wurr all varietie «; BLOWING HORNS, th’ mod^l^^SYf, Ri f PKS ms * de luthe Uuitedjstates. p v enn-n.s, , q Utl l to any made »,«, »..wSfa; ssa,. . . **•«!« founly Lauds i O R Q A T TT> natdeFAßMft.rs^Tvi* tbr'^ Thereis, also mo L' asoilal,l ‘‘terms & P lac * novßß ‘ W of Whwt .^WdX pl> u * * OOB • A1 ’ M, AJN'jOjkRSoN,