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Cl n §)ailu C r onotit ntiona I iot H y j AMKS GARDNER All GrU ST A, (tA . SUNDAY MORNING, DEC. 30, 1833- HY telegraph. market kkpokts. N.w ORLEANS, Dec. 28.-Sales of Cotton to-day 7 500 bales; Middlings a 11* cents. Sales of the week 62,000 bales. Receipts of the week 67 000 against 88.000 bales. Decrease at tins port 112 250 bales ; *H ports 494,500 bales. Exports of the week 53,500 bales; total exports C 69.500 bales. Stock 344,000 bales. Freights on cotton to Liver-* pool 11-11 and. Grrrisn Onerous.— The people of England are complaining more and more of the weight of taxes. The burden has become almost intolerable. \V ben we consider that tbe war in China has cost fifty .mil lions of dollars, we need not be surprised at tbe tremendous pressure of taxation upon the people of the three kingdoms. Debt ok Illinois.— Since the first of January, ls'7, there has been paid of the State be sides meeting the interest semi annually, two mil lion nine hundred and fifty-nine thousand seven hundred and forty-six dollars and eighty cents. The public debt, November 30, 1860, amounted to six million live hundred and forty-eight thousand one hundred and sixty-seven dollars and eighty nine cents : the canal debt, three million five hun dred and fifty-seven thousand two hundred and thirty dollars and twenty-five cents. Industrial Statistics ok Boston.— The census of 1860 shows the industrial establishments ot Boston to amount to nine hundred and thirty-one, employing thirteen thousand four hundred and nineteen men, and four thousand three hundred and uine women, whose aggregate wages amount to five hundred and fifty thousand one hundred and ninety-three dollars; capital employed, twelve million eight hundred and forty-five thousand dollars ; material used, nineteen million eight hun dred and tifty-two thousand dollars ; products, thirty-seven million nine hundred and forty-seven thousand nine hundred dollars. Philadelphia, Dec. 26.—Hon. Henry M. fuller, ex-member of Congress from the Ilonesdale dis trict, died in th:s city this morning, of typhoid fever. He was the defeated candidate in the sec ond district last October. Tub Telegraph Inve.vtob as an Aktist. —I.ODg before Samuel Find If Breese Morse began to dream of electro-telegrapbr, be was an accomplished artist. Yes, Professor Morse was the pupil of Leslie, Irving, AI Iston, and others, in busy, plod ding London. The City Hall, of New York, (that building which came near “departing this life,” at the celebration of the “completion” of the sub ma.-ine telegraph cable), contains one of the best portraits of Lafayette ever painted. This is from the easel of Professor Morse. His very title of “professor” comes from the tact that he was the appointed Professor of Fine Arts at the foundation of the New York University. Teaetei* Wan fed. \COMI*KTK\T Classical Teacher, to take charge of the Washington Male Academy for the next year. None need apply hut Those who can come well rtcommended. Ap plications’ must he made on or before the Sutb of January, to K. K. COLLY, or J. .1. ROBERTSON, V ashing! >u, Wilkes countv, Ga. BT Du • - decSS da.tjalS PROF. A. SPEILLERS, H commenced !iin second course of inartuct ion in sabre short sword, ami stick defence, and Zouave drill. The classes meet at the HT’ZZAR’.s DRILL ROOM, from nine o’clock A, M. ,to ore I*. M„ and lluee to flva P. M. <lls dtf CITY SHERIFF'S SALE. 1 v\ the first TUESDAY it. JANV AR Y next, will be \ “ sold,at the Lower Market Houae. in the city <>t Au* gusto, wit hi i the legal hours of sale, all that lot or parcel of Land, with the improvements thereon, situate in the city of Augusta, between Twiggs street and Washington street— bounded North by a lot formerly owned by Edward Thomas, South lv Fenwivk street. East ov Washington street, and West by Twiggs 3 reet. and occupied at this time by Augustus 11. R.e ; levied on as the property of Augustus H.Koe, to sat isfy an execution in fav. r of the City Council of Augusta vs. Augustus ||. Roe flrCity Tax for the year 1860. ALSO—-At the same time and place, will b* sold, all that lotor parcel of Land, with the improvements therein, situate in the city of Augusta, fronting on Fenwick street, between Centre and Washington streets, hounded North by said Fen wick street. South by a lot. of James L. Coleman, West by a lot of Abner 1\ Robert win, arid East hv a lot of James B. Galvin, and occupied at this time by Francis L. M.trkey ; levied on as the property of Janies L. Coleman, to satisfy an execution in favor of the City Council of Augusta vs. James L. Colon.an. for City lax for the year iB6O. ISAAC LEVY', nov*2 Sheriff City of Augusta. CITY SHERIFF'S SALE. (v% the first TUESDAY in JANUARY next will be sold, J ut tin L wet Market House, within the legal hours of silc, all that l*t - r parcel of Land, situate, lying, and being in the city of Augusta, on the South side ot the Augustacanal, bet ween < ’nmpbell and Marburv stretts, bounded Notth b> D’Antignac street, on which it fronts 200 feet, more or less; East bv Carrie street, on which it fronts 104 feet, more or lets ; Nmth by lot of v\ llliam A. Walton ; and West by Gumming street ; levir and on us the property of Herbert Stalling-*, to sat isfy an execution issued from the <’ity Court ot Augusta, in favor of Mary Bird rs. Herbert Stallings. A LSO—At the same tine* and place will be sold, a mulatto I - property of El zibeth Rowe, to satisfy’ an exeont on issued from the City Court of Augusta, in favor of C. A. Platt A Cos v?. Elizabeth Rowe. ISAAC LEVY, Sheriff City of RICHMOND SHERIFF'S SALE 4 \ \ the first H E.BDAY in FEBRUARY next will be ” * !>'‘id, at the Lower Market House, in the mty of Augusta, withm the legal hours ofsrle, 1 Iron >afe, 1 Glass partition, 1 Writing Desk and Stool, 4 Counter Stools,B Showcases, *J Counters, 1 Small Regulator, 1 l arge Regulator,! Mahogany Regulator Box, 1 l*arb r Stove, about 80 feet of Pipe, 1 Watch Maker’s Bench, 1 Railing, 1 Jewellei’s Bench, 1 M ihogany Watch Case, two setts ; 16 pair of Show Case Trays, 1 lot of shelves, ami 1 Lari Muror : levied on as the property of Herman A. B&rouch, to satisfy an execution ou the foreclosure of a mortgage Nsued from the Inferior Court of Richmond countv. in favor of Jacob Kautfer vs Herman A. Barouch. decT WM. V. KER, Sheriff. RICHMOND SHERIFFS SALE. 4 V\ the first TU END AY in JANUARY next, will be sold \ “ it th Lower Market H> ’se. in the City of August wit bio the legal hours of sale, the following property, to wit All that Lot or parcel of land situate in the City of Augusta on Marburv street, between Gardiner and D’Antignac streets, known :s Lots numbers twenty-one, twenty-two, twenty three. twenty-four, twenty-five, twentv-vx. twenty-seven, and twenty eight, in a plan of Lo’s, made by William Phillips, having a front of one hundred and sixty feet on Marbury street, and running back, >t like width, two bundle 1 and forty feet, stid Lot composed of eight Lots, numbered from twenty onet * twentv-elght inclusive, being bounded North by Gard in r street-. East by H or Oak street. South by Lois numbers 19 and 20, and West by Marburv s reel, together with the Build in** and Machinery of every kind on the Lots before described; levied on as the property ot Solomon C Wh.te, JohnC. Quein. and Harlan Rigby, to satisfy an execution on the fore closure of a mortgage, i-sued from the Superior Court of Rikdau -i.,'. county, m favor of Leonidas A. Jordan, Adminis trat. r es ate of Benjamin Jordan, deceased, vs. Solo nion O. While, John C. Quein, and Harlan Rigby. WIL* I AM V/KKRK, NherltF of Richmond County. TO RENT, FIMIK DWELLING or* rmv ston*, No. V< M Broad street. 1 JOHN NELSON. TO RENT, riHIE Briek STuRE and DWELLING next door t, l fiver’s Bakery, on Centre street, new occupied by the subscriber. Possession given the Ist of October. a>7 f It. MAHER. NOTICE. 11l WE this day a*>.- aled Messrs. EDWIN W. ANSI.EY ‘ 1 I.EoNaKO \ . lilHIiS, with me in business, anil w vn.tiui.v ’he WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSIKESr uo.er the sty. of D.\XIEL il. WlU'oX A ro. . I'AMEL H. WILCOX. A . ... , M.v 1 196 i. ts. It’ fit 5 For the INSTANT RELIEF. It I II 11 1 and PERMANENT CURE of J * ** s'l .* this distressing complaint, use FENOT’S BRONCHIAL cigarettes. Made by c. I*. BEY MOV K & CO., 454 BROADWAY. N. Y i rice $1 p*r box ; stnt fnv- by post. FOR SALE AT ALL I) lU’ G(US TS . oc^k> tUetfm M. a. bilzeal; Kroni [Paris, HVVIYfi ?*-rred for many years in thecapac ty <>f ilai Dreiser to the Italiin Ultra Troupe, respectfully ten ders his services to the Ladies of Augusta, who may desire to h ive their Hair Drt seed in the best style of the art,” to appear at the We lding, Ball, - r >oirte. Mr. B. has thoroughly studied the diseases of the Hair, and iiss in hi l * < oases>ion all enra'ive remedies for the same. those Ladies preftrring will be waited on at their residences tv leaving a card at No. Bc*4 Broad stnet, over the store o J"hn Nelson. Mr. B. also offers his services to the Gentlemen as Hair Gutter, under the; idlest confidence of giving general satisfac tiv. dSm _dec4 ADVANCES* Planter* , ,i F ch-rs disposed to ship Produce to the Belgiaji-AmericiiTi Company,of Brus. els, (Belgium), will please apply to the unoerfiiziied, who are authorised to make the necessary advance?. MULLER A MICHELS, . „ Agents for the Belgian-American _uec* ytm Direct Trade Company, Svanr.ah, Ga. MADISON FEMALE COLLEGE. Spring Term , 1861. rfUIE exerctos yf thlslnstUaU. n will open on the Unit 1 M .inlav in JANUARY. There will be no change iu ihe Board of Instruction. All the Departments are supplied with experienced anil faithful Teachers. For particular;, address the undersigned. W A. WILSON’, d*/*u U44c2 Secretary Faculty, Southern Field and Fireside! ♦ SINGLE SUBSCRIPTION, IR2 00. CTiTTB RATES: BIX OOIMEK $ lO ° o ’ TEN COPIES 15 00. TWENTY COPIES 25 °°- A DDR BBS JAMES GARDNER, auglO tUctf Augusta. Ga. MOLASSES Id SUGAR! I > * “ Barrels Crushed SUGAR ; 10 ii Powdered “ *5 “ Clarified A•• 15 .. .. B . 15 .. .. c .. For sale by dec2o d6 CHAKIaSS BAKER. 11 AMIR R. BLOUNT’S POEMS ARE for sale at all the Book Store.--, and furni.-hed to the trade at the usual discount, by 11. D. NORREI X,, octJT ts Augusta. Notice. riTIIK undersigned,Commission Merchants of Augusta,do I hereby give notice that, from and after this date, we shall each require CASIt on delivery of all iiurchaues under ♦NO; and above that sum, approved bankable paper will !>e required on the delivery of the purchase. J. A. A N hi, E 2 *CO . STOVALL. McLaughlin & co., CHARLES BAKER. T. W. FLEMING A CO., J.C.& A. U. JONES, K. .1. BOWES CO., X'. WOODRUFF. December 11. dHaCS dcc!3 HELMBOLD’S rP’ X I liAR T OF BU<’HU, for all Dl*tr?sßlug Ailments— _i Obstructions, Irregularities, Kxcess in Married Life, or Early Indiscretions, Ac ; ami all Diseases of the Sexual Or* Mans, and whether existing in Male or Female, from whatever cause they have originated, and no matter of how long stand ing. For sale, wholesale and retail, by PLUMB & LEITNER, Augusta, Ga. Messrs VAN SCHACK & GRIERSON, Charleston, a the authorised Ageurs for South Carolina. manM d*cly Scrofula, or King’s Evil, 18 a constitutional disease, a corruption of the blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated, weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it pervades the whole body, and may burst out in disease on any part ot It . No or. r an is free from its attacks, nor is there one which it may not destroy. The scro fulous taint is variously caused by mercurial disease, low liv ing, disordered or unhealthy food, impure air, tilth, and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, by the venereal inst ction. YVnatev. rbe its origin, it is hereditary in the con stitution, descending ■ ‘from parents to children unto the third generation;” indeed, it seems to be the rod ot Him who says. •*l will visit the iniquities of the at hers upon their children.” its effects commence by deposition from the blood of cor rupt or ulcerous matter, which, in the lungs, liver, and inter ual organs, is termed tubercles ; in the Blands,s wellings: and on the surface, eruptions or sores. Tills foul corruption, which genders m the blo->d, depresses ike energies of life, so teat scrofulous constitutions not only suffer from scrofulous complaints, but they have far less power t.o withstand the at tacks of other diseases ; consequently, vast numbers perish by disorder# width, although not scrofulous in tlieir nature, are still reudered fatal by this taint in the system. Most or the Consumption which decimates the human family has its origin directly in th s scrofulous contamination ; and many destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain, and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from, or are aggravated by the same cause. One quarter of all our people are scrofulous ; their persons ar* invaded by this lurking infection, and their health is un dermined by it. To cleanse it from the system, we must re novate the bloood by an alterative medicine, and invigorate It by healthy food and exercise. Such a medicine we supply in A V K ii ’ S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA the most effectual remedy wliichthe medical skill of our times can devise for this every when- prevailing and fatal malady. It is combined from the most active rrineriJals that have Ii eu discovered for the expurgation of this foul disorder from the Maud, and the rescue of the system iioin ila destruc ive coustquences. Hence, it st.ould b<- employid tor the cure ot not only Scrofula, but also loose other affei.tions whioli arise from it, such as Eruptive ad t-kin ldsease-, St. An liicny's File, Rose 01 Ery-'peias. Pimnles, Pustules, Blotches, Rial us and Jt.eis, 1 lienors Teller and >i!t Ki emu. Scald Head, Riitgwouu, Rhe una ism, Syphilith and Mercurial Dis eases, iiropsy, liyspepsia, lJeliililv, ami, indied, all com plaints arising fr.itii vitiatiol or impure blood I’ne popular belief in “impurity ol tlie blood” is loumled in truth, for ,Nc-o. tula Da degeneration of t‘ e Id ud. Tlie particular turpose and virtue of thi - SAR.SaPAKII.LA Bio purify and ret, n r ate this vi al ituid, without which sound healla is impossible iu contaminated coiisliliili 11s. AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS. FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYM<\ are <9O composed that disease within tin* range of their action can rarely withstand or evade them. Their penetriling pro pertU*hsearch, and cleanse, and invigorate every portion •! the nuu.an organism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring Ps healthy vitalities. Ah a conapuuetice of these properties, the invalid who is bowed down with pain or phys et) debility, is astonished to tint! his health or energy restored by a reme dy at once HosimtiJe aud inviting. Not only do tney cure tbe every day cumpla’tjts of ever}’ body, but also many foi midubie and dangen-us diseases. The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac, containing certificates of their cures, and directions for their use in the following complaints : Costiveness, Heart burn, Headache arising from disordered Momacli, Nausea, In digestion, Pain In and morbid inaction of the bowels. Flatu lency, Loss of Appetite, Jaundice, and other kindred com plaints, arising from a low stale of the body, or obstruction of its functions. Ayer’s Cherrv Pectoral for the rapid cure of Cough*, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness Croup, Bronchitis. Incipient Consumption, and lor tlm relic of Consumptive Patients In advanced stages of the disease. So wide is the field of its fisefulni ss, and w> numerous arc the cases of its cures, that almost every section of country abounds in persona publicly known, who have been restored from alarm.ng, and iNen desperate diseases of the Lungs by its use. When once tried, its superiority over every other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape observation, and where its virtues are known, the public no longer hesitat* what antidote to mploy for the distressing and dangerous nf factions of the pulmonary organs that are incident to our cli mate. While many inferior remedies thrust upon the com muhity have tailed amt been discarded, this hasgaired friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the afflicted they can nev er forget, arid produced cures too numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten. PREPARED BY BE. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. Sold by dealers in medicine every where. HAYILA.ND, CHICHESTER A CO., Wholesale Agents, net 11 dxeocGm Augusta, Ga. HELM BOLL’S Bt ( 111 for the Bladder ; HELMROLD’fc Buch* for tin Kidneys. HelmbobiV Buchu for the Gravel. Helrnbold’s Buchu for Dropsy, lieimboid’s Buchu lor Nervousness. Helmbolds Buchu for Loss of Memory, Lose of Power. llelmboKl’s Buchu for Dimness of Vision. Helmltold’s Buchu for General Debility. Helmbold's Buchu for Universal Lassitude. Helm hold's Buchu for Pains in the Back, lielnibold’a Buchu for Obstructions, Irregularities. Helmbold's Buchu for Kxccs. es arising trom Indiscretion, an ! .til Diseases of the Sexual Organs, whether existing in Male or b enutle, from whatever cause they may have originat ed, and no matter ofhow longstanding. Helm bold’s Buchu <h accompanied by the most reliable cer tificates from Governors of States, Judges, anil Clergymen. Price #1 per bottle, or six for $5, delivered to any address. A trial costs but a dollar— ry it. Depot 104 South Tenth street, Philadelphia. For sale, wholesale and retail, by PLUMB JrLEI'i'NER, Augusta, Ga. Messrs. VAN SCHACK & GRIERSON, Charleston, arc he authorised Agents for South Carolina. mar 24 dacly “IMPERIAL” LUNCH AND DINING SALOON, NO. 2tio BROAD STREET, (Aearly opposite the Branch oj the State Baiii.) fIiHIS Saloon Is ottered on the principle of paying only for I wliat you get -that is. the “European Plan. The pub lie can be furnished with Meals from t A.M. toJl2:it night, at | all hours, at 1” cents per Plate ; or Meal* cooked t<> order to I their tu.s'.e—price accordingly. The Bill of Fare will consist of a variety to suit the at-petite of the most fastidious. Soups, of a different kind, each tiny, furnished from 11 A. M.toS P. M. Day Boarders accommodated by complying with rules of Saloon. Desert everyday. Persons visiting the city, and not wishing to take rooms, can have their Baggage checked free of charge. OvsUtsserved in all styles ; Coffee, Chocolate, and Tea. ; >i N 1; 1 i IDG Es. Helmbold’s, HKI.M HOI.H'B. Helmbold’s, Helmbold’s, HelinboluV Helmbold’s, Helmbold's, HeTnhold’s, Helmbold’s. Extract Biichu, Extr.ict Buchu, Extra.-t Uuchu, Extract Buohu, Extract lluchu. Extract Buchu, FOR SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS. A positive inJ specific remedy for diseases of the Bladdir, Gravel, Kidneys, Dropsy, Organic Weakness, and ail diseasi of the Sexual Organs, arising (rout Excesses, Exposures, an in. ; nuletides in life, and whether existing in either sex. It is perfectly pleasant in its taste ar,d odor, but immediate in its action. Price *1 per bottle, or six for 15. E r ‘.ilc, wholesale: mi retail, by PLUMB 4 LKITNER, Augusta, tia. M easts. VAX WHACK* GRIERSON, Charted* i, are be authorised Agents for south Carotins- nmr24 >-cly MAPES’ Smi.-l.ll'l'lNti PLOW. w ~E> 1 s,lr ! aC ■ ’'L® at a depth of twelve inches ’ ‘ ate. a two nerve Boil-Lifting Bow tollows, w hich Is ca. liable of disintegrating to a depth of fifteen indioa more there is a total disintegrate! depth of twenty seven inches, and those who so practice will find that they hare another farm b- neath that represented on their map. A smaller size of this Plow, (one horse) thinner in the sale, and more dart-like In its figure, is an admirable implement for cultivating crops, aid will do the work of more than forty men with hoc-s. With the emu crop, this tool may run close alongside the corn, and to th* full depth of twelve inches when the com is but three inches high, and before the mots occupy the space between the rows ; this will lift the soil, move every corn plant with the ‘ soil, and for so sight a distance aa r.ot to separate the parti cles fiom the roots, vet s*completely loosening the mass that the p'aritjmay he picked tip wth the fingers. This is more thorough cultivation than can be obtained by one hundred i.oingd, leaving the soil in better tilth, and cutting of no roots. More than twenty thousand of these Plows were sold last year. PRICES: One Horse ... $ 9 5* Two Horse 12 50 with Cutter 14 00 Three Horse 14 00 “ with Cutter 15 So For sale by J. A. yUIMBY, oc2o Eattr No, S Warren Block, Augusta, Ga A.TJGTTBTA, GA, SUNDAY MORN! N<3-, DECEMBER 30. 18GO. BUBINTESS CARDS. WILLIAM H. WHEELER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AUGUSTA, GA. Office, Corner of Washington and Broad Streets. IS COMMISSIONER FOR New York. Mississippi, Connecticut. Kloriila, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Vermont, Alabama. d6m _ jylV THADDEUS OAKMAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, HAS CONNECTED WITH THE BUSINESS OF HIS PROFESSION, A GENERAL LAND AGENCY. OFFICE OVER TIIF. CITY HANK, AUGUSTA, A. aug-3 _ et*com EDWIN H. POWERS, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY, ATTCxTJSTA, GrA, A LI. business coming within the pale of his profession, £X outruated to his care, will be discharged with fidelity, over No. 4 Warren Block. dly augS* P. F. HINTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, J e fi’e i* s o 11, Gr a. decs iffliii* D. M. DuBOSE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, • ittiiUSfit, imti. V\T ILL practice in the counties of Richmond, Columbia, T? Libert, Wilkes, Warren, Hancock, Oglethorpe, and Burke. Commissioner for the States of Arkansas and Tennessee. FRANK H. MILLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AUGUSTA, GA. \V Hib practice in all the Counties of the Middle Circuit V V and In the Circuit Court of tbe United Mates. COMMISSIONER FOR New York, North Carolina, Illinois Massachusetts, South Carolina, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Florida Ohio, Virginia. Mississippi, California. Office in tin* rear room over Sherman Jessup & Co.’s store optM'site United Slates Hotel. feb2G dacty WM. J. VASON, .Attorney at Law, H.\B changed hi* residence from New Orleans to Augusta, Ga. He has opened an office at the corner of Washing ton and Fills streets, where he can be consulted, andhlsscr vices retained to utt*nd to any legal business, in the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Georgia, before the Supreme Cos rt of this State, and in the Courts of the Counties composing the Middle District of Georgia. Augusta. March 1, iB6O. and marl JOHN K. JACKSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY, Augusta, Gra. \\ T ILL practice in Richmond, Columbia, and Burke Coun V l ties, in Georgia ; a< dln IheCircuit Court of the United States for the District of Georgia, Commissioner for the States ot Alabama, Tennessee, aud Texas. Office ov r the store of Sherman, Jessup & Cos., next a:>ove the Citv Bank. feb2t> daely A. U. WRIUUT.J [WM. GIBSON. WRIGHT & GIBSON, \T LAW, Augusta, Cfa. VVTILL prae hall the Counties of the Middle Circuit, VV and War. .and Lincoln oft e NoitLern. Office on Broa 1 street, it .Afaycite Hall building. febl- dacly J. C. & C. SNEAD, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AUGUSTA, GA. James P. Burnside, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Appling, Columbia Cos., Ga. \V T ILL practice Law in Cos partnership, under the style ot V 7 SNEADS A’ BURNSIDE,in the Superior and Inferior ourts of Columbia county ft __ marll JONH T. LOFTON.] [WM. M. SMITH LOFTON & SMITH. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, LEXINGTON,GA. \\TILL practice in tlie Counties of Oglethorpe, Madison, Hart, Elbert, Lincoln, Wilkes. Taliaferro, Warren, Hancock, and Glasscock. dly* fel>2*2 JOHN A. BPEKR.J | DANIKL N. SPBBR SPEER & SPEER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW LA GRANGE, GA. _ jan 27 ly A. COLVARD, ATTORNEY AT LAW, [APPLING, COLUMBIA CO., GA. E. 11. POTTLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, WARRENTON, GA., Will take cases, as Law Partners, for the p 8 County ot Columbia. ts JOHN B. WOLFE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, IDiibliii, <3-a,. \\T ||.lj attend promptly to business in tl.e counties of Lau 1 1 reus, Washington, Wilkinson, Twiggs, I’ula.ki, Ter cl, Montgomery, Kmanue'-ud Johnson. dtf apr24 M. H. TALBOT, ATTORNEY AT LAW WILL practice! n the counties of Richmond. Burke, Je If ferson, and Columbia, of the Middle Circuit, ami W m ren. Wilkes and Lincoln, of the Northern Circuit. Office In Constitutionalist Range, Augusta, (la. ap37 _ _ Iv Till liIKINK & NORTH. Attorneys at Law. lit ILL tiractice In co partnership in the counties of Cl .rk. W Walton. Jackson, Gwinnett, Hall, Rabun, White. Franklin, Banks, Huhershan , of the Western Circuit ; and Hart and Madison, of the Norilieru Circuit; and will give their joint and Individual attention to all business entrusted to them. The collection of debts, Jkc., will receive prompt and ca’eful attention. SAMUEL I*. THURMOND, I JOHN’ R. NORTH, At liens, Ga. | Jefferson, Jackson co., Ga. mylfi daett T. C. BENNETT,” ATTORNEY AT LAW, APPLING, COLOMBIA CO. ! GA, tny3 ts FREDERICK A. BEAZLEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, CRAW FORDVILLE, GA. IVIM. practice in Taliaferro, and tne adjoining conn! 11 ties jell ctf HENRY J. LANG, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Llncolnton, Ga., will nractic* in Lincoln, Wilke* and Columbia counties. All butines* entrusted to m w It rece've prompt attention. my 2 Chambers, Barnes & Cos., FACTORS AND General Commission Merchants, CHARLESTON, S. C. lawCm iV*IO _ Notice. AI.l, persons are hereby cautioned against trading for a certain note for FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, signed I byjaa. F. Foster, and payable to James Oardner, ot Au gusta, dated the loth of March It SO, and made payable o or atom the 25tli of December ISSO. The consideration of the said note has failed, and the partii-B i ’/.ding it, have been notified ot my determination to avoid i t payment. „ apr2l dtf JAMES F. FOjsTt. R. TO RENT, I?HOM Ihe Ist of October next, a Two Story BRICK HOUSE, on Centre street, suitable for Store and Dwell | u g now occupied by Carpenter * Blunt. 1 ,’>2 dtf THOMAS DUNfiGAN. IN NEW PATTERNS. JAMES G. BAILIE & BRO., 205 BROAD STREET, Beg to state to their Customers-and the Trade that they have just received their FALL SiFFLIIS OF C? JSL JK Ji® IK X Si 9 THE LATEST STYLES MANUFACTURED, CONSISTING IN PART OF: New Medallion Velvet CARPETS ; Crosslev’s English Royal Velvet and Brussels CARPETS, in New Patterns ; Extra Fine Three-Ply and Ingrain CARPETS, ot New Patterns and Superior Faerie; Cheap All Wool CARPETS: Cotton and Flax CARPETS, of good quality and low prices ; anti C RCMB-CLOTIIS and DRUGGETS, in great variety. FLO O R oI :l clot lt s Os entirely New Patterns, from 1 yard to 8 yards wide. These good will he cut to lit any sized Room or Hall, in one piece. Also, CURTAIN mms. CORNICES, A RANDS, Os all kinds; Lace and Muslin Curtains; Satin. Delaines, Damasks, Tas sels, Loops, &.C.; .04 Patterns of Cornices, different sizes, and embracing many entirely new Patterns. Brass Bands, Picture Tassels, Pic lure Cord, and Nails, in great variety. WINDOW SHADESS. We have just received several invoices of these goods, embracing many entirely new and beautiful Patterns, in Golds, with and without Centres ; Velvets and Goids, with and without Centres ; Pencil, Landscape, Gothic, Plain Pannel, and Patterns, innumerable—in all, making one ot the largest stocks of Nuades ever offered. iiviMy a 9 , aa* a: ass as ousts: its In great variety, andeverything embraced in the Paper line. X3 O € 3FL HOC jl *X* S . We are just in receipt of a large stock of these goods, imported from Europe, which, tor quality and durability, are unsurpassed: together with a good slock of Home Manufacture. Also, a large stock of STAIR CARPETS, STAIR RODS, STRAW AND HAIR BROOMS, Feather Dusters, and everything connected with the Carpet Department; to all of which we would call Tho attention ol the public generally. Carnets Made Up Properly and with Dispatch. JAMES G. BAILIE & BROTHER, su[>7 Jit NEW CARPET STORE, 205 BROAD SIREIIT. mm mm ! We continue to take Risks upon Cotton, Merchandise, Buildings. Ac., in the following first class Insurance Companies, at the usual rates of good companies. .stovall. McLaughlin &co.. General Coimnssslon iVlerchants. LAMAR INSURANCE COMPANY, IN I :\\ r YORK. CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $384,240 00. Ell. VNTHONY, I’rfs'l.: Is V \< It. St. .1011 V, Nec'y. STOVALL, McLAUGHLIN & GO., Agents. PHtENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, Hrooklyn, lN r . Y. C£3H CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $291,658 00. M. CROWELL, er. s’t.; I‘IIILAMIEII SH \W,S. c'y. •sroVAI.L, M. LAUGHLIN&GO., Agents. Insurance Cos. \ alley of Virginia, AVinclioster, V a. CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $362,000 00- .1. S. < AU.SK,V, I'l. st.; W. T. UK.VT, Soo'y. MOV ALL, Mi I.AI GULIN A CO., Agents. CHARTER OAK INSURANCE CO., ITartlord, Conn. CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $341,556 00- It Al. l*ll UILLKTT, Pri‘s'l.; .1. 11. SPIt HU E, Sec y STOVALL, MoLAUOULIN A CO., Agents. GIRARD INSURANCE COMPANY, [Pliiladelpliia, [Pa. CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $317,853 00- JOEL .lOX'Esi, Prist.; J AS. B. ALVEIIIL Sec’y. STOVALL, McLAUGHLIN A CO., Agents. Knickerbocker Life Insur'nce Cos., NEW YORK. stovall, McLaughlin &co., so pi 6 dtf Age Ills. For Sale, riMIS-’ RESIDENCE of Mrs. McLean,on the Hiil.nearthe I terminus of the Flank road. I’he Dwelling is roumv; the Let large aud well alia led, and the sHuatiuti busudvau ages of salubrity and good water. Apply to Mrs. McLean, lithe id, or to Judge Starnes. diawfim IXMI4- FALL & WINTER BONMETS. .MISS MATTHEWS HAS RETURNED FROM NEW YORK, Ami will, on TKurtday, Oct. *2sth, open a Hicli Stock ot* FRENCH & AMERICAN BONNETS, CAPS AND HEAD-DRESSES. On hand, a large lot of C la O A K S . Which will be sold at a great re if uTioJr. Also, a variety of other Goods, such as KtiiTrroiderieei, J .aces, Dress Trim mings, Hoop SsUirtM, <'oret,lvid tiloves, Hosnerj-, Ktir, Worsted Goods, Sc<;. cc a 4 d3m WM. MATTHEWS. “dissolution::! fIMIK Co-]' arttiershlp of DOISKV A MOSiIER, in tlo i tel Business, at the United States Hotel, was dt ou the etltu of last June, by mutual consent. - Augusta, August 2d, 1300. dtl ,r l VIISS iME 11. IILOIM'N POEMS ARE for sale at all the lJock Stores, and furnished to the trad.-at the usual discount by H. U. NOKHKI.I,, m;: n Pntdnbar. | THE ONLY MAIL BOAT GOING SOUTH !: UNITED STATES MAIL LINK! Inland all tlio Way Throng h. Change of Schedule !! FOR PALATKA, EAST FLORIDA, VIA BRUNSWICK AND ST- MARYS, GA., FERNAN DINA, JACKSONVILLE, PICOLATA, AND PALATKA, FLA. The New and Elegant Steamer K V IG I 2 (i ,Y I T IE , i ’apt. JAMES TUHLKEH, WILL leave ah above every TUKSDAYand FRIDAY. H at P. M. This Boat was bull*, expressly for this route, and has unsurpassed accommodations; taking the In land Passage, oilers superior inducements to the traveling public. Fur freight or passage, apply on board, at Dillon’s wharf, under the Gas House hill, or to WM. B. JAUKSON & CO. This Boat connects at Brunswick with the Brunswick and Florida Railroad ; at Fernandina. with Florida Railroad to Baldwin, Starke, Gainesville, Bronson, ami Cedar Keys; thence with steamers to Key Most, Havana, and New Or leans ; at Jacksonville, with Jacksonville and Lake Oitv Rail road to Lake City, Madison, and Tallahassee ; at Pitolata and Tocol.with Mages to St. Augustine; at Palatka, with Stages for Orange and Ocala; and Steamers t>* Enter prise and hilver {Springs. fly no\2 RAMSEY & LABAW, OPPOSITE UNION BANK. ALTO UST A, GA. ir HO LKS AL K AN I) RKT A / DEALERS IN FASHIONABLE Ready - Made Clothhg’ AND IFtJR.VISMiEVG G OF ALL KINDS. ALSO, Trunks, Valises, l Hats and - rit tent ion in t° our ?Sto<*lt, an we anmll ay e^t )riceH rlmn can l>e liuti in r e 1 tiy. may Ift / $25 Regard! D IS \PPL VISED, on the ‘ ,f th< “ Ist °f September. my Negro Woman ABItBr , Supposed to b* decoyed off. Said woman is about J 5 fir 1 * ’ !’ copper color. Has ISt all of Iter front up]ter to’ : a c<Jl !.'.T!.', Negr; and lias some detciem/” ,ier • 1 he - ’ ‘' v,ar ’ Will (repaid for her appreh e,J” a,IJ deilveryb or lodmient in any jail where 1 can get her hm. MiL.Lia.K, ” rtppft . INSI RAN K COMPANY OF THE STATE ME i *IRGIYiA^ mond, \ r a. *♦ CAPITAL ND SURPLUS, . . . $385,000. I> 1 R E V TORS: U M r M ACFARLAND, President Fanners’ Bank. A ‘uAtWICK,of Warwick* Barksdale. Vy\i V t'.KENSIIAW, <>’ Urensnaw A Cos. to SLINU TON (IODDIN. of Goodin A Apperson. -Y 7 McCANCE, of Dualop, Moncure A Cos. BARKSDALE, of Warwick A Barksdale. pS H. GRANT, TobMco Manttfiacturer. irli CRENSHAW, (VHaxall. Uretishaw A Cos. So! L. bacon, of sacoti A Baskervill. /I B li t X ALL, uf/laxall. Crenshaw A Cos. JNO! CURRIfi. Jr.. Shipowner. V. M B WARWUK.oi Warwick A Barksdale. JAs! ALFRED -ONES, Attorney at Law. U.C. ELLE IT Builder. K (, KUFFI’- Agriculturist and Manufacturer. R W MoGK-f DER, of S. MeGriider's Sons. \V W’ OKI AH’. Attorney at Law. JAS DUN'CP, of Dunlop, Moncure A Cos. BOLLIXG XV. II.WALL Prea’t O. F. jrtESEE. Beo'y. The siaecriber having been appointed Agent for the above highly esponsibleCompany, is prepared to take risks at rc-a sonah 1, tktes. AUG. ROBERT. decs dim Dr. J. T. PATERSON, SURGEON DENTIST, HA V I\lj< returned from Europe, is now prepned to wait on those who wish bis services, office on Washington Street, corner of Ellis. N. B.—lit a few weeks he will introduce some of the latest improvements in Artificial Teeth, that are highly recom tneaded in London, Edinburgh, and Paris. uofi dtf CONSTITLI lONAI.IST §ob printing (Office. Having recently added some wenty fonts of Nmv Typk, all of tbe latest pattern, to our former very com plete assortment, and a number of New Cuts, wo are pro fared to execute every description of Letter Press Printing, In as good style, and on as reasonable terms as any otlice in this vicinity. 18G 1 . The Soulliuni Field and Fireside. PRIZES I The Proprietor of tbe SOUTHERN PIKED AND FIRE SIDE offers die following Prizes to Southern writer* : Korthe best STORY <3lllO. For the best I'oem. not less than six’ v lues -g a For 1 he best Poem, less than sixty lines 25 . The articles to be forwarded by the first day of January, IS6I. Tbe prizes will be awarded by a committee to be se lected by the Edito-s. PREMIUM, The Proprietor of the SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIRE SIDE offers the following : To the person who sent a the largest list of annual sub scribers (accompanied by the cash) by the Ist of January, 1861, One Dollar for Each Subscriber Will b> Paid. JAIHFS LARDNFR, 1 * i*op rie to r. August** Oct.ll, 1860. if Uni.ft'd. States ®teL BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, GA. MOSHER & CREWS,! IP ro p rie tors. .... rJNIIIB huge ami lone es’uldishetl HOTEL, Imving beet; j .JL thoroughly re fitted and re-furni.-tH-d this summer, i". j now prepared to satisfy all the wants of the traveling commit- i nity, at the mott reasonable terms. From i>* eeniral position, J itt the healthiest part of i he city, the United Stales has always j enjoyed a large share of the public patronage; and the propri etors are determined to spare neither pains nor expense fully to sustain its ancient reputation as a flrst class Hotel. A CARD. TIIIH undersigned, having disposed of his interest in the above Hotel to Mr. Thus. Chews, returns his sincere thanks t<> the public for their liberal nationagre, and recom mends the new firm to their continued favor arid patronage, deoil d_tf __ JfOSEPH KOSAMOND. GLOBE HOTEL. Gra.., AUSTIN MULLARKY, PROPRIETOR. om tr_ BOGGS & PARKER, AtTO TIONE EES COMMISSIOnE RCIIA NT S j lAOI4 ti aaP Heal e’-.uj!., B- wds, Merchaif / oise, ami Negrot •. Augu.-ta. Ga., will give tspeelri j tentionto buying, selling, ami hiring out negroes, strictly f Commission, both privrtely and at public outcry. Regular sales in front of store every week, ;nd regular ?/-* s at the Lower Market lliuse, on the first TUESDAY in^ c ” month. The highest Cash Price al v avs obtained for Negroes/ fif '’Consignments sollt ;te .. A. P. BOG (1f,., G. A. PA b/} ’■, N. B. We will remove our ?t >;e. on the l-! of o/ 11 ’. 1 • T 0 the large and commodious store now occupied by motignac & Weeina, 290 Broad 8 WINDOW SHADES !!! WE AHE NOW OPENING/ THE LARGEST STOCK; OF / j a ■ -** Ever offered in this market. of > GOLD BAND f/J 1 1 ‘ is unsurpassed by any h</‘ *>outn. 32EDBM 9 SM)lBi In great variety—from 75 (VnW ‘ipwanl?. We arc offering our New Gou/ at a K r eat deul LESS THAN FORMER PRICES!! j jitAIUE A BROTHEK, QCtW ts . New Carpet ytore. SEEDR¥I SEED RYE! —j- |i y iiiisliels uC PH IM/- SEKI) RYE EAR DINER k MOORE. sepfi l LOST! . Yiondav Evening, the sth inst., somewhere between I I I cert Hall an 1!N . 120 Broad Street, or at the Opera, u hu/* BKEASTPIN. with four or five whit* sets, with a j rni/*°cket attached to it, in the shape of a book, and having j . --trail inside the locket. fie tinder will be suitably rewarded by leaving Breastpin -1 Locket at No. 120, Broad Street, or at the store ot G. A. fount A: Cos. novS STEAM ENGINES! HK?*T quality, ready for work, on hand and foreale cheap; any size, from 4 to 20 horse power, and must \ e sold at once. Apply at ooper’a Foundry, v.ext to Gas Works, ts oct26 INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC. Mil. 11. HILhUYH legs leave t* inform his friends,and the public m general, that he is now jirepared to instruction in Music, (Piano and Siuging), the German and French Languages. !nd Drawing, either at his pupils’, orhu own residence, on Walker street, near the Orphan Asylum. His long experience in teaching enables him to warrant satis* taction, References of the highest order will be given. Among other recommendations, Mr. 11. is permitted to use the fol lowing, from a gentleman well known in [this community : “Th h certifies that I have known Mr. UiUens for several years, and can recommend him as a Christian gentleman, and as a diligent and very successful teacher of Music. (Signed), GEO. H. PETKIE, Pastor of Presbyterian Church, Montgomery, Ala. Mr.Tl.is permitted to refer to Rev. Dr. Wil-on. Appli cations through the Post Office, or at. CutlliPs Music Store, will find prompt dn Royal Havana Lottery. ritllK next Ordinary drawing of the Royal Havana Lottery, I conducted by the* Spanish Goveniir.ent, under the super vision of the Captain General of Cuba, will take place at HAVANA, on FRIDAY, JANUARY I, 1861. $360,000. SORTEO N'UMERO (143 ORDINARIO. CAPITAL PRIZE—SIOO,OOO ! ! ll’rizeof gloo,ooc j fiol'rizcsof. 1,000 1 ** 50,000 Ino “ . 500 1 •• flo.ooo I 153 *■ 4<>G 1 “ 1 ’’ IQ.OuO I Four Aiiproximalit.ns to the sloo,ooo of S6OO eafh; 4 of $4...i to ♦■'.0,00.1 ; 4of s4(jo to l.lu.oX!; 401 itoj to ♦iv.ooo ; 4 Ot ,40.1 to SIO,OOO. WHOLE TICK ETS*SO: HALVE..3 J 10; QUARTERS *5. Prizes cashed :it sight, at 5 [ r evt.t. discount. Bills on ail solvent Banks taken at par. A drawing will be forwarded as soon as the result be comes known. I?f~ All orders for Schemes or Tickets to be addressed to DON RODRIGUE! care of City Poet, Charleston, S. C.” octl2 , WOOD AND Li tIUKU ! A Lli those who are in want of the above will apply to tho A. undersigned,opposite the Av:gust.t \ Savant, ih tia lroad Depot. All orders will be promptly nttemied to. novll dfim GE>. KAHRS, Agent. Sispsaied Banks OF SOUTH CAROLINA ! ! * HAVIVU entire confidence in the solvency of the Sus pended Banks of South Carolina, we will receive their Bills at par, either fur Groceries, or for Notes due us. GEO. W. WILLIAMS A CO. Charleston, S. C., November 29, Ifcfib. nov3o tlm FOR SALE, VFIMJ Morgan MARE. s.umtl an.l gentle, a wd. broke'; seven years old ; a last trotter; can go 1 rot thre; minutes. Inquire at CRITZ & FLEMING S aUg dtl oUbles. VOL. 15—ISTO. 309. THE reat Southern Weekly, Published at Augusta, On tlie 2 6 tli ol May WAS ISSUED TUK FIRST Nt r MBER OF Tlie Second. Volume OF TUK SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIRESIDE qtHF most digtinguinhed Southern wrff-rswtll adorn its J columns, constituting un unrivalled galaxy ol talent 1-uNGSTREKT, SIMMS, KENNEDY, COUKK, TURN KK, THUM I'SON. IN QUA If AM, IIAYNE- Alao, the most popular writem of the South, and especially many Lady writers of established literary reputation, will contribute to the forth coming volume. Judge LUNG STREET will furnish a seriesof GEORGIA fc> tl ENK S , never before published. The Second Volume will open with a Tale by JOHN KS t KN OOoKE, author of “The Virginia Comedians,” Ac., entitled “THE PRIDE UK FALLING WATER;"—a ] a.e ol the Old French War of 1756. ‘A'ldli-IVIJS OF fcJUBiSC'Ii 1J?'1 IOIN : $2 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. Ail papers arestopped at tlie expiration of the time paid for No order for the paper attended to unless accompanied l>v themouey. -I VMEs t.AHD.XKII. Pnijirietnr. VOCAL MUSIC. C. S. MALLETTE’S (tliVstsh-H in VOCAL MUSIC will commence at his ) Acadnuv (oyer Mr. Henry’s store.) as follows: Juvenile Class, Oct. fid, at 4 o’clock, P. M.-days of Tui tion, V. EDNESDATSand SATURDAYS. Ladies Class. < let.itth, at 4 o’clock, P. M.—days of Tultio TUESDA Vs ar il FRIDAYS. Ladies atid G< 1 Uemen’s Class, Oet. 10th, at 8 o’clock, P. 11. —tuition on M<N DAYS and VVEDNESDAYS. Each class will commence at the first priudples of musical notation. Terms—Juvenile Class, 24 lessons SOO Lad : es* Class. 1C ies-ons 6 00 Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Class, 16 lessons 5 00 sepCG it WM H. WHEELER Justice of the Peace, AUGUSTS, GrA, OFFICE, NO. 9 WASHINGTON ST. dlf / auglO IRISH \nOSKX (HAVE received v ; a o/way, in bond, two Puncheons o . “Met nan’s” pure Irish Malt WHLsKY. which is low n hitre, a few doors above the Planter's Hotei, Broad slrte* Those wishing winter sutfßies, will please send in fheirorth ■ ear) v to the subscriber. THOMAS WHY lii ©dlO dtf ■MOST PLEASANT ROUTE! (IRK AT Eul Liae l TICKETS from New Orleans to New Fork, i /a Mobile, Montgomery, Augusta, and Columbia, thence i by/ l CENRTRAL LINE, /nOM COLUMBIA TO CHARLOTTE, j AND RALEIGH TO WELDON, N. C., at Weldon with llt.es foi Baltimore, Philadelphia, .xiid New ork, via Fctersburg. Kb nmond. and Washington, or by Beaboari and Roanoke Railroad to Portsmouth, and By Steamers to Baltimore. TICKETS GOOD BY THIS RATE UNTIL USED. I’ arc and time the same as by any other Railroad Route TL>m Route passes through the Capitals of Nort h and South C arolina; ami that portion from Columbia to Weldon is al most entirely tree from dust, swamps, and trestle work, nam ing tnrough an elevated and healthy country. Connections are made ut New York by this line to Saratoga, N n.gara Falls, Boston, White Mountains, Canada, 4c. Southerners traveling with their servants, by takin this lire, will be relieved from the annoyance to which <> are subjected on other routes. fhuNO holding Through Tickets are conveyed between , - pots Free of Charge. He Careful to Buy Your Tickets Via Columbia, S. C. tr liaggage Checked from Hontgumery to Augusta vl West P .let mill Atlanta, nr by Columbus and Macon to A>i. tnsta. thence to V'eSdon, N. C.. thence to Baltimore !>v JBuv Line, or to W asblngton via Richmond—Baggage Masters ac companying it all the way. For further particulars, and Through Tickets, see small cards, oi inquire—in New Orleans, of K GEDHES, 90 Gra vier street; in Mobile, at VOX, BHAINAKI) it CO.'S office; in Montgomery, of A. POPE, General Ticket Agent M.Jk \V. P. R. R„ or to LEW Isi LEI V Passenger Agent, Augusts, Ga. I>. lOYDK\’, Passenger Agent, Montgomery. Ala. .m3 dtf SAVINGS BANK OPEN DAILY, FOR THE RECEPTION OF DEPOSITS. FROM FIVE o’clock TO SUNSET. INTKHUST at the rate of VIVh PER CES TANARUS., arui for short periods at POUR PER CENT. Office at the Insurance Bank, 249 Broad Street. Pami'hlets containing the By-Laws and Charter t,-a “ , for distribution. IVII. M. O’ANTKiNAf, Pren’c It, K. MeCAV, Tressurer. Jr* dtf LAND IN COURIIT COLNTV i 1 011 SALE! 1 OFFER for sale LOT N0.814. in the Eighth District of originally lrwm mow Oolqnit county), containing 490 acres, and near the vi lage ot Moultrie. Apply to. or add -ess the.'subseriher at Augusta. W. D I’KlTCllAltD marlS tt FRENCH'S HOTEL, Ort the European Plan. CITY OF YEW YOUk Single Rooms 50 tents Per Day. City Hall Squaro, Corner of Frankfort Street, (Opposite City Halt.) Meals, as they may be ordered In the spacious Refectory. There is a Barber's ,Bbop aud Bath Rooms attached to tiie Hotel, A . It.—Beware of Banners and llackmen who sav we are full. R. FUR.YCH, Proprietor. oct'td_ _ dly liIItNSIDE’S PURE OLD MOSONC-AHELA RYE WHISKY 4 tOYs< IKNT 101 sl.l dis*llled byMr. James Burnside, V.’ “i Alicgbany county. Pa. in the old fashioned, honest way, from the choicest Rye. aud in no case oficrid for sale until adapted to wholesome use tv age. It is at once the most iMlatabie. a it is emphatically the purest beveragt in the reach of the piblie. To the Invalid, as well as to those in health, it commends itself for its unrivalled qualities as -a stimulant of t lie satest, surest, and most beneficial description. For sale in barrels, keg/. Ac., and put up in cases of one dozeu bottles each. CLEKY A STOCK DACE. Proprietors, 323 Walnut street, Philadelphia. Pa. WM. C. CONoVEK, Agent, 225 Pennsylvania Avenue. Washington City. D. C. C. A it. N. WHITE, Jr., Agents, bets dfim 64 Cedar street. New York. Lumber! Lumber! i .AM now prepared to deliver LUMBER, in any quantity . orsiyle, and shall be pleased to receive a libera! share of patronage. My .-or., IX. D. Morrell, will have charge of my Yard In Au. custa, and all orders lef. with him shall receive prompt atten tion- R NOR HELL. Orders left at H. D. Norreli’s Bock and Music Store. nov *.4 dt VOCAL MUSIC! m C. S. MALLETTE’S I ARIFS’ and Gentlemen’s Class in Vocal Music will com- J inence their second leirn, at his Academy, DECEMBER sth, at 7>j o’clock P. M. Private. Lessons, on the cultivation of the voice, given at his Aca -emy, or at residence*. __hov22_ dtf City Directory. It HE necessity of a reliah.e DIRECTORY of this city. having long been fell, Iprojs.se to publish a GENERAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY, iu one work. In lb GLNEkAL DIRECTORY, t propose to have the name, ad dress and uvupation of every white male 18 veers of m e and over, females iu > milieus, and widows; and in the BUM- N Ess DIK EOT*>RY every branch ot buriness. Profession or Trade, clasdSed under their appropriate headings; au Appen diK exhibiting fuil lists of Courts, lia:,ks. Churches, Public Institutions. Societies, Ac., 4c.. The circulation will to very large and general through the city and St .te. which will make it tne best general advertising medium of the aeason. Hoping j to meet with the encouragement Mich a work deserve/, fas ! sure the public that with my long experience iu ti e DIREC TORY Business, no pains Will be spared to make it as com ; plet* and correct aslossible. T. TU i HER. Ja.. ! octlt ts Publisher and Com pi to SIOO Reward. Rt \ AWAY, in July, my Negro Woman KLJZA. Said Worn*n is thirty-five years old ; dark copper color a tout eve leet high ; her front upper teeth decaved ; speaks Ike a lew country negro. The above reward will be paid for her apprebi i s;on atm delivery, or lodgment in anv ia!l wherw i 1 can get her. WM. H. FXItKAK. | Kaolin, Nov. Ga., 27,1£60. novSO dim