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~ u ., in various ilircctions. Rolu
s welt liun \ ing to the uni of the Russians
: Jems ton tin ucd to arrive at the Turkish
tiki the season permit operations of
■ pai! : es will soon be in a position to carry
i: it tv as determined oil the paitoftlie Turk*
I ■ jjvi. immediately ;i general attack on the Russian
w j;i Ji being very much extended was guile
fli iot*raW<“.
I ’J’iit' i''aial opposite had bven taken several
I , t > by both parties and at last advices was in the
lijjjd.s of the Turks.
| suim:Ki.-v\i.—President dames Fazxrs had ivsigu
;:.e government being in a minority on its postponed
! \i. i. Marquis i). Lariverd, Spanish Minister
i ikxico is uanslet red to I>erlin and is to be succeed
■j by Genera, iacon. liie Marquis of JJasoni is at
M .-.-- lit Spanisli Consul General at London.
! lrom the Savannah Morning New*.]
lIniKEK DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF TIIE JKUKOPA.
COTTON 1 IKM !
I Vo Morr righting between the Russians ami Turks.
New York, Doc. (>.
J lie Lrnisii steamship Lurojxi lias arrived, bringing
over pool dates to the 19lh tilt., three days later than the
Vtlantic.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
The salts ol‘Cotton in the Liverpool market for the
p, week, ending on the 18th ult., comprise 37,000 bales
llot'which speculators took 1,000 and exporters 2,000
■ bales, leaving 31,000 bales, of all descriptions, fur the
11 trade. The quotations are as follows :
Fair Orleans. <3 3-4d.
Middling Orleans. ijj.
Fair Fplands. k 3-y.J,
Middling Uplands. 3 Id.
The and emand for Cotton was lair and holders (inn.
Flour eontiued in good demand, and the better quali
| ties had advanced during the week six pence. Ohio
H flour was quoted at 38 shillings to 38 shillings aud (*
j * pence. Crn was in model ate demand, and prime quali
-4 ties are quoted at 10 shillings.
London Monet Mahket.—Consuls havo advance*!
I and were moderately active. The rate of interest by
I the I tank ol England lias been lowered.
Large transactions have taken place in American
I securities.
Rice has slightly advanced.
1 he Manchester trade has slightly declined.
Havre Cotton Market.
The Havre market lias been less active. The sales
■of the week ending on the loth ult., amounted to 8000 I
|T bales.
From the Seat of War.
There has been no mote more fighting between the
I lurks and Russian. All the previous accounts of the
| movements and battles fought are confirmed by the nr-
I rival of the Europa.
Sixteen ot the best Apothecaries in Baltimore say
I; o! Stabler’s Anodyne Cherry Expectorant for Coughs,&e.
[ j aud of Stabler's Diarrhoea Cordial ior nllec-tions of the
How- js, that they ‘are-'at.'sited that they arc medicine.'d
T areal value, ami very efficient for tiio cure of the diseases
B for whi h they are recommended, that they bear theevi
■ detU'. of’ kill ;e .l euro in their preparation ant! style of
p puttin'.’ up,” Ac. See advertisement in another column.
I \\7A N 1 LD. — A situation ;is overn< -•- or teacher in or
\\ rear Columbus. Inquire at this othee.
Colai bu . Di c 9—w&twtf
NEW GOODS.
c .. _
npHE undersigned would call the attention of their friends
jl to their large stock of GOODrB. which will be sold
[ nt reduced prices.
I Crockery, China, Glass, Piated and Britannia.
I ureens, Plates, Dishes, Teapots, &c..
| Pitchers, Bowls, Castors, Goblets, Tumblers,
Decanters, W .•liters. Knives, Forks, Spoons,
Lamps, Lanterns, Preserves, Wine & Jelly Glasses,
White and Fancy Dinner Services.
White Stone do do
‘Tea Sets, Mantle Vases, and a general assortment of
Fancv articles,suitable for CHRISTMAS Presents.
COWDERY & CO.
©'Columbus, Dee 9, 18**3 —w&twtf
i A )ST.
ON Wednesday evening last u heavy IRON KEY about
three and a halt inches long, with hollow stein : any
person finding such a one will very much oblige by leaving
it ut either this or the Enquirer olliee.
Columbus, Dee 9—tw3t.
House and lot for Sale.
, . | offer sale one of the most desirable locations in or
I about Columbus, my present residence.just east ot the
JLJLL city and tEe cars passing along the Railroad, ta short
j distance from the depot and within ten minutes walk of the city
| *nd coux enient in every way to business. *
The lot contains everal acres, tlie buildings all new. In my
ii luvncemircbasers are referred to Gen Charles 1. Williams
Dec 9—twit* “ ‘ROBERT It. HOWARD.
LUXURIES : LUXURIES!!
r F , I’ >Bi: who are fond of good things, well served up, will
* call at the
CRYSTAL PALACE It WG
I iu *t*o basement of the City lintel. I lie following bill ol lair can
| be had at the above place at the shortest notice ; served up to
y suit the taste of the most fastidious.
I / A Oysters from the hull.
I y ) Raw Oysters hv the plate.
Nyj / Fried ‘ “ - - •* ‘
Stewed “ “ “
Fried 11am and Kggr,
Fried atd Broiled Beef Stake,
Fried and Broiled .Sausages,
Fried and Broiled Chicken.
Roiled and Fried F..g?s,
** Wild game of all kinds, such as
Birds, Squirrels. Ducks, Venison
iiftrtlltt Fresit Fish, Fried and Broiled.
~*• 8. Ladies can ite furnished with Oysters in ti e Dining
iotn of the city Hotel, at short notice.
Columbus, Dec 7—t\v3tu
RAFFLE!
ON s \Tl li DAY, UECEKUKII •Mill.
•Vr THE NEW JEWELRY STORE,
” iLblrt- silvllr eilulicrs.
“ Port Wnie 1, “ Cups,
Diamond Breast {’in- Diamond Kar Rings,
<.old Watches, ’ ~ . ~}’ fT t
r k..„i ’ - ••!! rort J/omas fcc,
• III) *us, Dec <- w&.twtf A. if. [p.\\ j rT
_'ariucer aud Corner Stone copy.
Wanted to Kent.
M A .^rTo r m^ , il^ <lW c ,, ’ Mg .' Vi,,l l 2** vr V;:M uu,{ ‘'"rde., ; a,id
S l K ‘V r *? f ' ;, T ‘ on® on Broad street would
f umV . t ,hc la:,t r ’ PKase apply at thisoflke.
Wm .rgiumbus, D.vember 7-iwiT
, Wheat! Wheat!
\X T E ‘ n- u . a i ,
* \ \V , T .’ “ J t'l.'m lt- 1 aud .si .M) for prime h ,! v
B- voboijPu". i, on;.
■ e tnU “ ‘NiT.U'i? PA! AFE JtfILLP.
f Flour Cheap and Good.
In S'iy'iS"” rl '"* *? ■S)-ck.scX ! n,
j Lverv sack warranted.
■’ f ‘ WINTHS’apALAfjj.; MILLS.
AT COST !
35,000 DOLLARS
WORTH OF
r firm of /> It OKA If ( / i: mm ...
„. Tr 1 and earl - v as P of,, le hy that time, wcofferour
ENTIRE STOCK AT COST, FOR CASH
i y,
! Li.KdANT Dress .Silks, Gimhiams,
DlLaixes, Prints,
Lasii.mkrks, Linux Shr.in iNt;,
MerIXOS, SIitKTIXfJ Lixexs
UII ALLEYS, J'aRLE DIAI’EBS,
Ho At BA 7. IXES, 1 LA XX E LS,
L -VI It KOI ]> Eli IKs DIIA PlfltlES, Ac.
Also.ji lar'/e lot o| \elvei, Brussels, and Ingrain (.‘arpetlitsc,
inanbuts, Kersevs, Ceorgia Plains, Osnsburgr, Linev- vi r i>,...
* oot Hats. &c., &c. 1 ’
AM of w hich will be sold AT (JEST, w ithout reserve.
< olunib')?. Dec 7 w&twtf BROKAW, C'LE.I/ONS #c C’O.
Jl ST RECEIVED
Fulton Market Pickled Beef.
PICKLED PORK, CHEESE, FRESH CR AN RE 1C
ries, Raisins, Malaga Grapes, Figs, Northern Apples, and
a superior lot ot llavuiia Sugars, just received and offered
>'y , „ w t > . A. CLAYTON,
Columbus, Dec <, 1853.
TO THI LADIES!
MRS DESSAU
rOl ‘LD respectfully inform the Ladies of Coliimbus
t and vicinity, that slie, has just returned front the
North, and is now opening at her residence, (No. i 10
Ilrottd SI reef,) a most splendid and fashionable stock of
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
ALSO
Aii assortment of FALL AND WINTER DRES.S
GOODS
FOR ladies’ WEAK —SI ( It AS
MISS. TOMAS, MAMMAS, I'l.llAKS” HIRBIINS,
EMBROIDERIES,
mid all kinds oflloods generally kept in a Millinery store.
In the DRESS MAKING fine,she is in the possession
of the latest European styles and patterns; and her stock
of Trimmings for Dresses cannot he surpassed lor bounty
and quality, as special attention was given to this brunch of
her stock.
A call front her friends and customers i- respect ltd ly
eolicited. Colunmus, Oct 12—w&twtf
NEW GOODS.
Thesubscriijer has in Store a large stock of
NTAT 1. E AN D F , 1N C Y DK Y GOO J) S
which are oflercd for -ale at prices
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST,
FOR CASH OK APPROVED CREDIT.
Purchasers for Cash will iind it to their ad vantage j
to examine my stock and prices, before purchasing.
Columbus,April 2—tw C. MYGATT.
Misses and Children's Shoes.
M’ISSKn IJaiier.s ; Morocco and Leather Boids ; also, a.large
lot of Children Sljocs, just ojicacd.
WYNNE IJDWAKDF,
Columbus, Nov I—w&tw 103 Broad sired
HATS.
a Eentleinen wanting a splendid Dress Hat of the latest ,
style, can be suited by WYNNE &. EDWARDB,
Nov t—w&twtf No. IU3 Broad street.
NEGRO BLANKETS.
\ HEAVY lot of BLANKETS, just received, and for
..-ale by W. G. ANDREWS & CO.
Columbus, Oct 15,1833 —w&twtf
Servant's Shoes.
\LL ki suis of shoes suitable for servant's wear: jilantation
. brogans ; kip, buff and stout calf do.: womens kip, buff
and ( alt I.ace Boots.
A rtrst rate article ol heave kip boots for mer. I'or sale bv
WYNNE& EDWARDS,
Columbus, Nov 4—w&tw 103 Broad street.
Rubber Over Shoes and Sandals.
{'AOH Ladies and (Icntlemcn ; also. Cork in-soles.
1 WYNNE & EDWAKDP,
Cblunihus, Nov 4—w&twtf 103 Broad street.
Gents fine Pump Boots.
a Litrhl and stout AVait-r Proof Boots : Congress (initers
with Kid and Cloth tops; Patent Leather and Call
yMy Browner. *•! WYNN F. & EDWARDS, ,
•Wk Columbus, Nov 4—w&twtf 103 Broad street.
Elegant Ladies’ Shoes.
Kid and Glove Leather Gaiters: Son.
/.-•v— tag Him is and Jenny Lind Shoes; Black,
Brown, Tan ami i>nib Bools; French
Kid Mips, Black and Bronze, at
Columbus, Nov t—w&twtf
W. G ANDREWS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
8 T APE E DR Y GO O OS,
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, &C.. K’.
(Four Dooks below Hill & Dawson’s olp Corner)
HHO.ID STIIKKT, COLHIBI S, <CV.
Columbus?, Oct 13,1853. tw&wtf
SHOES.
50( ) !;:K fEvlra
Columbus, Oct 15, 18,).t—wtwtf
LUMPKIN.
THE nmiet>igned having permanently located in Lump
kin fur the transaction of a %
GENERAL MERCANTILE BUSINESS
is prepared to offer such inducements to the citizens ol
Stewart county, in the way ol
\ No. I Goods and Low Prices,
as |,o is confident, where understood, an intelligent and
i discriminating community will not tail to apprvu..te.
j aian.m. jc h b g now iu glore a good supply of
udupicil to the season, embracing inort article that
I) K V GOO 0 STO KE S
llSSilßp,s;
alt.is ‘*<<• * “c ool)i''Xc •
ins mono is/o dealing, -““y,',” j:- \ T - n m;.
NOTICE.
~...t-i'r mV ihilv asrenl to trauwict au\
I ). iSSi that “lay taWu, in hie i-d,
u>nimbMuiy i-wfctwftn •
kkmon AL.
MHS. VINSON
■ t As <!: .ho h.ihti*.W^
II Church, in xtJ• *r ;< >.• ’ , . , MW>-\VIFh.
by i‘-sc wtm uu.v dt-Mre lor
Ooinßibu*Nov 19-U'htiw-t
NOTICE.
i>/ u>ons “i;;* h " -ru.^X ‘c*. • 1
\V* 1
BY C. S. HARRISON.
A. K. .YJ EH, ArcnoxEEK.
■ GUOCEIM KS, FURMTURE, *C..
AT
• MR. „
\P 11 o’clock ini Tuesday the Oth DevemU-i next, i
” J il fcvJj in iront of my Stores, a lariro lot o\
Groceries and Furniture
consi'ting in part as follows:
30 Hnds. New Orleans Sugar.
50 Rrls. “ “ “
•>0 Boxes fine Chewing Tobacco.
10 Qr. Ca.'ks old ( ‘ognac Brandy.
~ Jndiu Maderin W)ne.
’ “ “ London Dock Port “
2 Brls, Porter in Bottles.
2 “ Tirmants best Ale in Bottles.
30 Coils Rope.
5 Doz. Cliampaignc Cider.
5 “ Brandy Cherries, &c.. &e.
A LSO
1 Fine Marble Slab Bureaus ; 3 fine .Marble Slab Wasli
.•-titnds pC line Sideboards : 3 fine Sofas ; 1 Mahogany
Book Case ; 3 fine C’ard Tallies: 2 Mahogany Dining
fables; 1 fine Centre Table; 1 Pair Ottomans; -1 line
\ v ardrobes; 2 fine Tote a Tetes ; 2 French Bedsteads: 5
large Carpets ; 4 doz. Soia Bottom Chairs; G doz. Cane
Bottom Chairs , 3 Mahogany Rocking Chairs ; Cotton
Mattresses ; Bedsteads ; Bath Tubs : Cooking Stoves ;
I able ; Crockery ; Dry Goods ; Clothing ; Horse, Mules,
Wagons, Carriages and Buggies.
—A LSO
FOR AND ON ACCOUNT OF ALL CONCERNED.
Forty-five Boxes of Tobacco,
marked G. Sold to pay Freight, Storage, &c. By order
*‘t Messrs Gmiby, Daniel & Cos.,
Columbus, Nov 19—w&twtds
A. IL De,WITT,
.IEWELLEB AN!) WATCH IIKPAIKEII.
ONE DOOR RELO)U J. ENNIS CO.,
NO. !) imOAI) ST., t()LI >IIJI S, GA.
FOR SALE .a fine assortment of Hunt
ing Cased t English Lever M atches 18
SK.*js Karat Gold, with very heavy Cases, -.nne
weighing over three ounces.
Ladies’ Geneva Watches beautifully set with Diamonds;
a lull and general assortment <•( Silver Ware, Silver Tea
Setts, Pitchers, Clips, &c., &c.
Silver Tobacco Boxes and Snuff Boxes; (Juki and Sil
ver Port Monaies: 100 fine plated Castors of tile most tasty
patterns.
Silver plated Waiters, all sizes; Cake Baskets ; Card
Baskets.
Silver plated Forks suitable for Boarding i louses, am!
Hotels, best quality.
Fine sets of Jewelry of every fashionable style.
Diamond Ear Kings.
Gents Diamond Breast Pins.
Diamond Finger Kings, single brilliants and chistres,
beautifully set.
Counting I louse Gold Pens.
In short every variety ol goods generally kept in a Jew
elry Store ; aii of which are gotten up with the most ap
proved taste, of the best quality, and at prices that will
please the public and prove satisfactorily.
P. S. M ATCHES and CLOCKS repaired in the bes
manner.
Columbus, Nov. I—w&twtf
A CARD.
rt-,H !•; subscriber having soild his stoek of Books, Stationery,
JL <ve. to Mr. John VV. Pease, retuns his thanks to the public,
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon himself, strict solicits
from hi> patrons a transfer of the same to his successor,vlioof
fers on reasonable terms, as good and extensive an assortment
of Books aud fancy and staple Stationery, as cun be found any
where iu this part ot the country.
The -subscriber mav be found’ hereafter at the Agency of the
Rock I.da ml Factory.* D. F. WILLOOX.
Oct i. Iw! f
Muscogji'e Railroad Companv.
GJIEAT REbICTiOK IN FREIGHT OS;
m rmr r M ?’ m. •
ON and after the ist of September, COTTON will be carried
from Columbus to Savannnah, at FIFTY CENTS per him- :
dred pounds,including Insurance over Railroad.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
MERCHANDISE arriving from (lie East and not to
be forwarded hy Railroad will be retained in the Depot at Co
lumbus three days, free of charge, and if not then removed will
be sent to one of’the city Warehouses for Storage at the es
uense of the owner.
EDW’D F. RICKER, Superifitendc.it.
September 7,1853.
WANTED TO HIRE.
FIFTY ABLE BODIED NEGRO MEN,
rpo work on the repairs of the Muscogee Railroad during
I the year 1554; for whom liberal wages will be given.
Payments made quarterly at Columbus or on the line ot
the road.
The company clothes, feeds and furnishes medicine and
medical attendance in eases ot
For further information apply to E. F. RICIvEK,
Columbus, Nov. 30-tw Superintendent.
Comforters ! Comforters!
‘TMIE Eagle Manufacturing Company have on hand a
JL large number of Conborters, well made, and of GOOD
MA ‘FERIAL, which they will sell at a moderate price.—
The attention of planters and others is called to them.
Columbus, Oct 29—wtw2m
FACTCJRY HA NI)S WANTED.
The Eagle Manufacturing- Company,
WANT to hire fifty hands. Many families now living in
she country would jind it greatly to their advantage to eti-
with them. High wages are paid and constant em
ployment guaranteed. Houses arc fumbhed the hands
free from rent. Noue but industrious and moral pel sons
will beemplovcd. J. RHODES BROWNE, Agent.
Columbus, ()e t23-tw&w2m
Sixty Negroes for Sale.
rpili: subscribers having made Colmubus u pt ruunit-nf i .jn
I fur selling negroes, offer for sale on accommodating terint
Sixty likely Georgia Negroes,
consisting ot
MEN, WOMEN, BOYS. \M> Glßb' 4 .
also be comuantlv receivin'? neiiroes* during U-v -e; -on
from agents cneageil in buying in the upper part ot this sstate.
Cali and t-eeus at tlie corner of Front aud Broad streets, at J.a'A
rence’s old stand. Good reference given.
Go umbufs No. 8-wtwtf \V. M. & A. lb McAI EB.
FOR SALE.
4 Hue four horse Tennessee WAGON and six -et- -f l-arm-ss
\Uii first rate two horse \\£foiiwitn .'in i'NCulh id
oi\n rues S : ./ppiyto W. 0. ANDRi:WB&FO.
('olumbus, Nov 18 —tw&wtt _
RfiMOY VI-
J. U. MEUUV
iJa. remou-d from his wld stand to
No. 102, next floor to v\ .! >vyit.
He has on hand a fine assortment ol
It EA D Y MA DE ('LOI HIA (,
consisting of every article generally kept in <-!“thi:ig M're
Columbus, Nv -■* —w&tw3ios
FLOWERS!
■ A Cu! JUA. WARE.
GUANO.
_. .. . (if \NO will arrive at Apalacbic* la early
MAC
tuineatColiimbuvea ibeM.pplii.l n ..> l ,oin
between tin* ‘L 1 :! - ’ ‘V ‘ j; r t .„ w ,iotV Warehouse of the
J also have sum*, “ii n:.u<i ■* ,r ‘
last shipment• _ *;abu Georgetown. Eufau’a,
I will make iiep.i.‘ i' r m’ It. JUNES
Florence and Jcrnigar .
t . L.m'MK net 25-W&IWII 1
t. ota.noj , ■ . , Ji tml h w ill copy one month.
! nquber anil spin ■ -
found
‘*o.mThom,
j !, thi uoo'r-uuv<J hi • JJJ,LL.V. Gduinbu’ *
j N’- ,r sniber I- ‘ n 8*
j MUSICAL.
riAXO-FOUTKS AND MUSIC.
WM. B. CARTER.
HAYING purchased the interest of D. F. Willcox, has re
moved to
NO. 72, BROAD STREET,
(at J. !,. Howell's Book Store,)
j whore he will keep constantly on hand a general assortment o
MUSIC AND MUSICAL INST III! ML NTS,
of every variety ;;ii<! price.
Patrons and iriends are invited to call and examine his stock.
rdors solicited, and a liberal discount made to Teactters and
■ •'•'etiools.
Piano- to let,tuned, and repaired.
< Jctober I. t wtf
NEW MUSIC STORE,
f
(-1 few doors below Hull Jy Alnscs,)
BROAD STREET, COLUMBUS, GA.
r PIIE undersigned have associated themselves together,
X under the name and stvle of
TRU A, X & PEA SE ,
tor the sale of Musical Merchandise, and take this method
:o inform their friends and the public generally, that they
will iveet) constantly on hand a general assortment of goods
in the above line, among which may be found—
I’tANO l-ORTES,
of '| ariuus * !oni t)’ o he.-t
MELODEONS, from the celebrated .Manufactory of
Prescott & Brothers; Guitars, \ iolins, Aceordeous, Fiuti
ttas, Flutes, Fifes, Banjos and Tamborines.
Also, Instruction Books ol all kinds; together with a
fine stock oI SHEET MUSIC, of every variety. All ot
the above goods we offer for sale on terms that cannot fail
to pleaso.
Purchasers are cordially invited to call and examine our
stock. Orders solicited, and executed with care and dis
patch. J. L TRUAX,
Columbus, Sept. 20—w&twly J. W. PEASE.
Pianos for Sent.
_ /iflß-r- THE subscribers have just received \ era
very good sv.eoml ham I Pianos front New
J J x J J York, which they will sell or rent at reason
able prices. _ ‘1 Kt AX & PEASE.
Columbus, Sejit. 10—twtf
New Sheet Music
4 GOOD assortment, just reei-iw-d at the Music Store of
XV Columbus, Sept. 16—tw TRUAX & PEASE,
New Sheet Music.
r |'Ml K subscribers have lhi day received a large as;< *i <t: *;
1 Nheet Music; among whicii are many new and popuiai
pieces never before ofl-Tcd in tiiis market. The ladies in parti
cnl irare invited to cailund examine our stock.
TKtJAA & PRASE,
Columbus, March 2—tw IOC Broad street.
Pi AMOS TUNED AMD REPAIRED.
ts*EZr THE undersigned have engaged the serviceso
Xlr. F. <>. ItAMAI, Tuner and Piano Maker, lately
ffTyin] from Rrards’Celebrated Establishment in Paris,
u ** * 1/ “ Mr. R. is probably ihe best in Ids profession in the
Southern Country. We are prepared to attend to all orders in
the above tine, and will be responsible tor all v, ork dame by our
workmen. Orders addressed to Winttxi.sky & Cos., or Truax
& Pkask, wilt meet with prompt attention,
WIIITTELSEY & Cos.
Colutuljus, April 22, !Kj‘.i. TRUAX & PEASE,
twtf—Jel l wtf
Instruction in Music.
Having removed permanently with my family to the
. city of Columbus, i otter my professional services to
the inhabitants of Columbus and its vicinity. Having
taught MUSIC in some of the largest cities in tlio United
States for the hist seventeen years, I feel confident that 1
can give entire satisfaction to all who may favor me with
their kind patronage.
1 tun kindly permitted to reler to the following gentle
men : Dr. Henry Lockhart, Charles Ruggers, Win. If.
Y'onng, H. If. Epping, John F. Hudson, and others.
All orders left forme at the Book and Music Stores,or
at my residence, on Church street, will meet with psompt
attention. T. 11. VAN DEN BERG,
Professor of Vocal and Instrumental Music,
Columbus, Oct 21 —twtf Enquirer copp.
NEW CO-PARi'NERBII! P.
r IMIE .subscribers take great pleasure in ini'ormingtheir
.1. iriends and tiie public generally, that they have pur
chased tiie entire stocks of
Ml! SIC, MUSI CA L \\STRII ME MS
A \ U
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
of Messrs. TRUAX N PEASE and WHITTELSEY &
CO., and that they iiave n moved to the store formerly oc
cupied by Mr. D. F. Wilj.cox,
No# 92, East Side Broad Street, Columbus, Ga.,
which store has been extended and newly fitted up torthe
purpose of carrying on the
BOOK AND STATIONERY BUSINESS,
at wholesale and retail by Mr. J. W. Pease, and lor the
sale of
Music, Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise
by them at wholesale and retail, where can be found at all
times a splendid assortment of
PIANO FORTES,
manufactured By tiie most celebrated Makers
in the United States and iu Europe, such as
LIGHTE & NEWTON, New York,
11. WORCESTER.
NUNNS & CLARK,
FRITH & POND,
HALLET, DAVJS & CO.. Boston,
RAVEL, Paris,
ROSENKRANTZ, Germany,
and others; ail of which we warrant to be made of the
best seasoned materials, and which cannot be surpassed iu
regard to brilliancy of tone, delicacy ol touch, finish and
durability.
—ALSO—
MELODEONS, VIOLINS, GUITARS, ELI TES,
FIFES, CLARIONETS, ACCOR DEO NS,
BANJOS, MUSICAL BOXES, STRINGS,
and the largest assortment ot
SvCl U; j. Si M
oi all descriptions that can be found any wit ere itt the
Southern country.
We are also prepared to exchange with all who have old ;
Pianos, and wishing to obtain new ones, and wsllaiiow
litem a fair price lor them, and to sell our own on as tea*
sonahle terms as car. be found m the United States.
Having engaged the services of one of the best Tuners of
New York, we are prepared to PLNEand REPAIR
Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs, Meiodcons and Ac
cordcotis in the very best manner and at the shortest notice.
X. B All orders ‘eft at our Store No[92 East Side Broad
S'ree*. Columbus, Ga., will meet with prompt attention.
TRUAX& VANDEN BERG.
Successors to Truax & Pease and \\ bittelscv & Cos. j
JOHN L. TRUAX. T. if VANDEN BERG,
t’ tubus,Ga., Nov. —w&
I lininni HEcopartnershij hen •
ing under the mime of TRI \X &
pi’ \ .r,, i- tins day dissolved by mutual consent.
Folumbus, November I—iwtJ.Nov1 —iwtJ.Nov i*>
A CARD.
r l' , llli -üb-'d iber having *old ai- intere-t in the Music llit
-1 >1 nc* > Messrs. TRUAX & \ VSDES BERG, returns his
thank* to the public for the liberal patronage b stowed ujion
l tie tut” firm, and solicit’ from th pi r pat roll -a transfer ol the same
s,, hi* win. hav.* purcli; doi Whitlclsey & ( •>. Jheir
( mire ’stock of .>ll RUT .VCsIC. MUSICAL I.YSTk U
-1/P .YV>. &•.. now offe'on re tsonabJetcrms the best and most
extensive a>ortmen: -f Musical Merchandise to be found
i in the southern countn. . 1
Oolumbvi'. Nov I—l No\!n .1. \'. . 1 1.A.-'L.
A CARD.
-|Mlf ‘Ub- Til or- li:>’ ‘• 2 • If- .V( >'/C. AICSU
I
’ jjjs'n to .!/*•"-. Ti:F X -V V \,\ i)( N Bi:UG, return their
thanks t ■ their iri.c - the : pa.ioiiagc extended to
; tbem in that line, an j(- r - ■ r “* ‘ “* “
-w,ir in il,e .V r 'i-:i’ Jsii- IK
\ .. . wiin rj’.LcKY & to.
LOST.
NS THIS morning, between tin Howard i acto’v
ScSih-v N Johnson's store, a small
t X* W \TCH, will, a h- avv OM ! ‘>B
Vtin •’ • i rii fi
M M • W (•
; Vdutnhu 1> *
EDUCATION.
Glemiville Female Follogiatc Institute
BARBOUR COUNTY. ALABAMA.
KE\. D. S. P. DOUtiLASS, A. M., Pri.side.nt.
Aided by competent Assistants.
• he_ rrusUH- would announce to the citizens of Glenville and
ii-i vicinity, and to !lie* public generaily, that they have ireured
the serviei sos lU\. I>. s. T. Douglas. !t< President of Auburn
Masonic Female College, under w ho*e sii|ervision and tlirei t
ion The institute w ill he ro-oigniiizcd or. itie rtr-t Wednesday
i the Ith* of January. Ir.V!.
Every preparation w ill tie made, nee. ssary to furnish lacili
m s<-! a Idvii oidci, ;i>r the educatton of young ladies.
the twirw! ot instruction will be thorough nml jrac’.ieal ij>
♦■very tej>.-im: , ?it tlint our Institution may Is tree tr>un ri'*
common iuiputaiioii—**Youi;g ladies are accomplish*d, not ed
ucated. SqKdbng, reading, geography, urithit.* tie, history,
penmanship ;iti ttie analysis and construction or the Eughsh
language will receive especial atteiition. as tlie pre-requisites ot
a thorough and finished du:ntion. Funile have been rnisi.t.
and other nects.-ary arrsiigctncnts made to commence iiMugdi*
a’td\ alter the Ist of November the erection of heautilul and
commodious Colli go buildings w itli a t tiaj el ball eighty by six
t> leei,. x-dusi ve ol eoilonade. The piiucipat fdiflre will be two
st. rii- liigti. :i:i*l constructed throughout with special refer
ence U: .to c.>!i\enienee, ewinfort amt hentth of the pupils. The
excretes will he conducted in the present InGi'ute htiildittgw
until the coiiipteiion of the nea College.
I l.crv Mil ; < i.o tUew: rd’s hall connect t and with t lie institute.
but ;i I’iiiitii o- ‘tie village has proposed o< . j>en a j.lcr>.nt
boarding Lous*, -oioly ter the c-i:e*uragement of tl-.e t-nt* rprise.
s tud* lit- ‘rent alr: and nusy t>e assured ot finding an agreeable
Lome with us in our quiet, healthy v Urge.
Ttie social aial religious advantages of GlennTilV. w itl. i:s
clmrctio at and sendn.'iries, its accessibility, with daily slates
from r olunitns to 1 ufaiita, win re ttie liV i :nterse<’-ud l>> a
cro“s hue iroiTi ( liuiineniiggee, Ala., to <'gtitbort e, Gn., offer
great iJ-Fucen.i nts to those ( trsoiis se< kif g fateral Je hwatiot-s
tor the • < ii ;dion ol their sonsund daughter*. The meat s have
hoi n t'ledgf and or the erection of a Male • Jolleginte Institute, so
soon : s the Female College shad luivo been completed. We
. continently :>.!;eit an inv stigntion of cur education:') .mUimr
ges he'ore choice sba'i have been made elsewhere.
The .Musie Def's.rimciil will be under Hie direction of Mrs.
Dongia s, whohruigs with her un envialjle rejiutaticn hsu vorai
and ins t: u...int:ti performer, as well as n succeaatul and neee.-
raie iiisf i uetor. The scholastic year will consist of two consecu
tive cessions, of twenty tvet kseach.
of Tuitioit per Session.
FnH'ARA'IOKV DinRTMKNT.
First Division, ft ft 0J
Second Division, 14 00
CoLLFtiIATK 1)K1*AB1 MUST.
Freslt t ins*. 517 tRf
Sophomore Gus 20 IHt
! Junior ‘‘ 22 !*•
Senior “ .. g) ft
F.VI'RA Bti MRS.
Music uii! Piano,) to
l> ton Guitar,) fff)
No charge for use of Instrument,
Ancient and M derit Languages, (each) sl2 lit)
Drawing and Painting, 12 ott
Embroidery 12 on
Wax work (per lesson,) 1 l>o
All tile s’ealet.is will be instrue'ed in Vocal Music withoit
C IIAUUK. Bills due HALT IN AJ*V iM'K.
For furl Li-r f artietilats. see ciicuhtrs, wliich may be obtained
by applying to the .Secretary of the Board, or the President ot ttie
Institute.
Board oi ’£ rnstccs.
E. E. Di Boss:. PurstPEvr, I A. C, Mitchbi.i..
A. M. Bamokd, j R. Mitchill,
Wm. Fur? man, | I. M. KAiropr,
M. M. Glenn, rec'y and Treasurer.
Glem ilb', Net . 2. w&twtf.
Masonic Female College,
LUMPKIN, STEWART POI NTY, GX.
,i.|
I. K. Prof. Mathematic 3 vY, Natural Scimtee.
Jas. A Town's Bass, Brul. Belies l.eltfos ami Moral
Science-
Mr-. Bn an aa:m, Modem Languages.
\] \ p.\ Gay, Primary Diqiartment.
Mrs. Adllia Bass, Music and Ornamental Branchi'S.
Assistant in Music.
Calendar lr 1851.
S|ui:'i J enn commencos lanuary ilfft.
Annual examination commences July 10th.
Commencement day July 12th.
Autumnal Term commences September sth.
Semi*Annual examination commences Dec. /th.
The Musical Department, will be under the direction ol
Prot. Branham.
For further information address either ot the Olheeif* ot
anv member ot the Board o, ‘I rusteos.
Lumpkin. Nov 8. 1853.—w&iwtilFebl
MALE SCHOOL.
/f r ,agK Mr. John IsintinV School will recommence
gafflL the tirst .Monday in October, 1853, and will
close June 30th. iSo l. Tuition per Scholastic
y£Fw yettr,*lo.
Colnrnlnis, Sept. 21—w&twtt.
■hmnmwKaaag*—
TRAVELmG.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia 8; Savannah Steam Navigation Company.
rsMiF, new and splendid side-wheel Steamships,
I KLY siTONE STATE, Cajd, Robkrt Hmktuk,
BTATEOF GI ORGIA, Gapt. J.J. Garun,Ji.
will !(■:".•• .Savannah for Philadelphia every Wednesday. Ihe**
Bteamships l are the most comfnitKble on the coast, and are un
surpase*d tor safety and speed. They will leave SaTeimah r
follow- :
Kevstoiic s ate. Wednesday, 28ih Bept.
Plate <•! Ge “ 011 l ((f.
Kevstoi-.c Bt:i:e, 12th Oct.
Instate of Georgia. Ih’li OrU
Keystone Stale. “ Oct.
State ol Georgia. “ 2nd Nor.
KcvstoneState, “ Util Nov.
Stale of Gt orgia, “ 18th Nor.
Keystone Slate, - 23rd Nov.
Stale ot Georgia, “ 3Uth Nov.
Keysfoi-.s State, “ 7th Dec.
Ma e of Georgia, u 14tli Dec.
and so on.
Cabin S'-’O.
Sterr-’- -f s .
(J. A. L. LAMAR,
Agent in Savannah#
HKP.ON & MAKTIN.
|_tf Agents in Ptiiladelrdiia
iiA iixMYs r exprlssT
<} o DOLPiI Street*
\\ T 1. r( specSluih beg lea\e to inform the citizens of C'olurnbue
\ \ and its vicinity, that wo have concluded our arrangements
with thy < • :ilr:d. South-Western and Afuscogee Railroads, and
are now running messengers daily ir* nt < oh:n bus to Mar on
thence to Savannah.
-\!-o forwarding g >'(*s daily over the Muscogee and South
■ Western Railioad to fort Valley, < gl*-t!.< rpe and Mpcoe, thenrv
’ to Milledgevillc Savanna if and all intermediate places.
\i.-o to” Montgomery. Ala. We would also sbv, ilia? our Kx
prt rJc’ hy the steamers lo New York and Philadelphia enable us
?.• fiirwurd every description of merchandise and raluabh'S.
Notes Drafts, and Bills collected in ever) town in ‘t:e Northern
and East* rn Mates : also, to California and Europe.
OF LICKS AND AGENTS.
F. Goulding,Kando’ph-Meet/o’.niiibus; C. A. Ki.s & Sr, n ,
Macon : Mr. Kendrick, Fort \ alley; G. R. Clayton, Oglethorpe;
)*>:', Bav street, Savannah; *1 Broadv iy, .Yew York; 43 and
!.*> South-Third. Phiindelphia :e ( ..i; -ireel, Boston; Exchange
street. Providence: Moirgomery atreei, sail Francisco.
Articles to be forward(-d. called for at any part of the
ciM ree i-y leaving order* on the -hoe etthe office.
LIVINGSTON. WINCHESTER & CO.
Columbus, April 13—tw&w
NOTICE.
\ NEW LIVERY STABLE IN GIRARD, ALA.,
By J. B. HICKS.
r |M!t: Mider'igned lo - inking the Livery Stable in Girard. Ala.
1 heretofore cc *p “<1 hy V.'c. Kirk?r.nd. torthe purpose
carrying <n a general
I S y MVERY STAULF. HFKINKSF
Q^S- i nder the “ujX'tmtetKf'tnce of
I). A. GARRETT, **-
the proprietor of the < ity lloteL, Cciuinbue, (•eorgii*.
Thi- stable will be interior to none in this country in point of
attention to rtock and stood mensut icent.
Per.'"!.-wishing lo tiir HOUSES oml HI (GIKS can
tind a-goodm this'lahlo a-( an be lound any * here. Call and
gi\e me a trial.
N. B. The citizens >-f Columbus will pie. -e be :.r m m::d thi*
whenever they have t<> hire a horse or tnr.ehni * uggy h>r *?se
t- 1.-;..oi.ni of bii'ine— u Alabama, thai they can mace aMiTlng
~V•#.,, so 7.‘. um..!i the - rip by hiring or, ‘he other side of
river Girard, Ala-, JuJy2—tw6m
MljscogEe rail Road co
CHA NG E O F SC HEDU L E
Onatnlcftcrsb* I‘ch Dm Pa."cng.r Train w;tl “a-eea-:
nin bwb. f.dlowiog-bedule daily until furtl.-r not ire•:
Leave iv.iuiub'is 'f A. M.; Arrive* Mecon J 25 f M
“ - • C V.
E F RICKER,
Celuinbu*, May 14, l?5o.
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