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THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8,1866. \V list shall wo. do for Serrants "I In answer to thia question, tho Now Orleans Times makes eomo judicious remarks. Wequofco a fow of them : Tho Southern households, where tho females of a family have taken entirely upon tiiomselvos the burdon of domo9tic duty, are marked by a degree of neatness and order uttorly impossible under tho oareloss supervision and labor of nogro sorvants. Every ono knows of their surprising dust-holes for storing away filth of every description, and their maxim -that "dirt never kills,-' which they carry religiously into practice. The moro superintend? ence of their caroloss labors was a greater drudg? ery than to do it oneself. Whero there is noalth, a moderate degree of energy and good will, and several in a family, the work is no heavy binden upon any ono of them. It is only surprising, in a short time, what can bo done and done woll, of the labor which six or seven servants, in eternal bustle and confusion, were striving to accomplish in the twelve hoare. In these days of labor-saving inventions work has been reduced as light as work can well be. A good kitchen and cooking stove will hardly injure the hands or complexi?n of *&o fairest bello, whose heaviest task work had hitherto been to master the difficulties of an opera of Meyerbior, or to paint a landscape lrom Poussh*. The new washing machine leaves little to be desired in the way of lightening heaviest of all domestic drudgery; a division of labor there oonverts a toil, if not into ? pleasure, at least into a very boorabie necessity and an ultimate benefit. , " We bedeve that in a year the amount or money saved, and of comfort gained, if every woman in a Southern "household should resolutely set her face 1 toward the discharge of duties which will be ulti mately forced upon her, would promote the happi ness, energy, and usefulness of the whole land. A - spirit of independence would take the place of that inertness which has hitherto paralyzed all our ef? forts, and we would become a stronger and better people. She might, perhaps, find less time for the requirements of fashion, nut quito as muoh for the management of her family, the cultivation of her mind, and a practice of all those social virtues and accomplishments which conduce so much to the happiness of a fireside. * Ladies, there were heroines among you in tho crowded hospitals, on the bloody battle-fields, wherever there was pam to be alleviated, or faint? ing hearts to bo strengthened. Your countrymen '.rise up and c ill you blessed," and we feel assured that there is no emergency you oannot meet, no ex? igency for which you are not provided. . , ? ? . - ' ??? The Final Fate of the Universe. [Front the Scientific American.] If two bodies were placed in space without any force acting upon each other than thoir own gravi? ty, they would immodiately start toward each other, and would rush together. -The Bun and planets, which constitute the stellar system, to which our solar system belongs, are prevented from ninning together into one mass by their revo? lutions about each other. Tho revolutions of the planets around our sun, and of tho satellites about their primaries, have boen ascertained, with that "wonderful precision which is tho just prido of as? tronomical science, and astronomers are now en : gaged in tho sublime prob em of unrovoiling tho revolutions of the countless suns that make up our stellar Bystem. Alroady the oluBtor of the Pleiados ia indicated ns tho proximate locality of the centre around which our sun, with his attendant planets, is sweeping his vast orbit; and it is suggested that it is probably the common centre of tho orbits of all the suns of our stellar system. If the foroo of gravity extends across tho incon? ceivable spaces which separate the several stellar systems of the universe, those systems must rush together unless they are held apart by revolutions around each other. If light were an emanation, as held by Newton, the spaoes between the solid bodies of the universe might bo absolutely empty; and in that case, the revelations of the bodies around each other might go on forever. On the other hand, if light is a vi ration in a subtle fluid, the fluid must obstruct the motions of bodies revolving in it, and they must finally como together in ono mass. The ex? periment so ingeniously devised by Arago, and j carried out with such honorable regard for tho . fame of its designer by Messrs. Fouoault, Fizeau and Bereque, to determine whothor there is a dif? ference in the velocity of light in its pas sa go through air and water, has demonstrated that light is ? vibration. It follows from this that, as far as light extends, space'is filled with a material fluid which resists the motion of bodies revolving in it, and bodies within this space must gradually - wind thoir way inward, and ultimately como to? gether into ono mass. The moon must be drawing very Blowly nearer and nearer the earth, and tho two bodies, in tho ' far distant future, wal como tqgethor. The solid crust of the oar th will be' broken up by tho shook, an immonso quantity of heat will bo generated by the destruction of the moon's Uiotion, and the two bodies will ruso, together into one molten globe. AB tho new and enlarged earth is cooled upon its surface, a second series of - geological deposits will be constituted, accompanied, perhaps, by strange and inconceivable, forms of animal and vegetable life. At tho samo lime, the earth is winding its way inward toward the sun, and must ultimately fall an inconsiderable pebble, into the vast glowing mass. The samo fate awaits all tho planets, and pur solar system must one day bo but a singlo globe. When this globe is cooled to tho right temperature, it may be covered with a multitudo of inhabitants, and astronomers may rho who will watch its revolutions among tho associated suns of our stellar system. If then' knowledge and intel? lect aro equal lo tho soionce of our astronomers, they will foresee the ultimate coming togobher of all those suns into one common globo. And not this only, l'or they will predict the final coming to? gether of all tho stellar systems of tho visible uni? verso icto ono mass of matter. When this mass is first collected, it will bo in? tensely hot from the dostruction ot' motion in tho gradually cooled. During tho cooling thore will e tho samo pl ty and mutual intorohango of boat, light, electricity, magnetism, and other impondera? ble forcos that in now upon this oarth. As tho cooling proceeds tho action of theso forces will di? minish; whon 1)77 dogroas is roachod, light will cease and darkness will lill tho universo. As each vibration of boat leaves tho material mass, it will expand outward at tho rate of 102 OOO miles per second in all directions, in tho form of a swift swelling hollow globo. Whon tho tomporaturo ol' absolute cold ia roached (-493-2 dogreos), tho last vibration of heat will loavo tho mass of matter and will expand outward through all iufiuity of space and time. Supposing, howovor, tho ethereal fluid which fills tho visible portion ol' tho uuivorso is limited in extent, so that .tho last vibration of heat will reach its boundaries and coaso, what thou bocomcs of tho force of tho universe and of tho doctrine of tho conservation of force. Georgia Items. FIRES IN Tow.-Wo haye had a couple of firos hero iliis week, on two consecutivo nights, and both occurring at about tho samo hour. On Tuesday night, about ll o'clock, a bouse oc cupiod by Iko Andorson, a freedman, took fire, and was entirely consumed. On Wednesday night, phortly after the Columbus train had pasred. a iko broke out in tho telegraph - office boro, which, together with the National Ex? press o??eo adjoimng,was burnt down. Tho building occupied as an ?frico by tho National, was theprop erty of our townsman, Mr. J. L. Evington, and valuod at $000. No insurance. Tho Southorn Ex? press Company, also doing business in tho same house na tho telegraph office, is said to have lost *3000 or fciOGO in tho safo, which fell far short of .hoing a fireproof ono.-Fort Valien Led'ja: MOUE POTHOLET.-Tho Chattanooga Union an? nouncer! tho dit-ooverv of more oil indications in Walker county. It nays: "On Friday Last a farmer living in Walker county, Goorgia, while engaged in enlarging a spring on his farm, displaced some rook, when immediately a quantity of oil gushed out, and Hon ted on the surface of the wa tor. Wo understand that a number of gentlemen from this city aro malung nrrangoments to sottlo tho impor? tant question whether tho oil exists in that county in sufficient quantities to moko an investment in tho oleaginous substance profitable." North Carolina Items. Snow fell in Surry County on tho 29th ultimo. Tho whippingpost was well patronized duiW tho lat e term of Tecklenburg Super or Court Th! Charlotte Guaroian says that tho Sheriff of that county will soon become an expert in tho art of administering tho rod, "unless a great moral re foimation soon takes placo." . Charlotte is growing. Tho Timos says that there wi an hundred apphcants for houses in that place SAU Uli,', yu? ?ofpl/ l? fitf ?itOli O? tliC ?QgU?d. ' AGRICULTURAL ?HT WAREHOUSE AND SEED STO?E, No. 140 Meeting street, OPPOSITES PAVILION HOTEL. LITTLE & MAESHALL, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in AGRRMRAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, SEEJDS, &c. AGENTS FOR THE EXCELSIOR ROLLER GIN, FOJf HAND, HORSE OR STEAM POWER. THE HAN? OIN WILL TURN OUT ONE HUNDRED POUNDS OP GINNED COTTON PER DAY WITH TWO HANDS. AGENTS POR THE UNIVERSAL SAW GIN, Cleaner and Condenser. HAND GINS PROM 18 TO 35 SAWS. POWER GINS FROM ?SO TO 100 SAWS. THE HAND GINS WILL TURN OUT FROM 600 TO 700 POUNDS PER DAY WITH TWO HANDS. THE CLEANER AND CONDENSER ATTACHMENT Is an ENTIRELY NEW FEATURE, and a great ac? quisition to tho Gin proper. It is very simple ia con? struction and operation, and requires no appreciable force to drive it It serves to separate all the vast amount of fine dust and sand from the ginned cotton, which, by the ordinary process, would be deposited with it and be packed in bales for market. The Condenser also prevents the possibility of ming the ginning buildings, even if the Gin itself could generate firo (which this Gm cannot do). It occupies but littlo space, and may be operated in al? most any building, however small, and whon desirable may be used in the open field. It is entirely portable, and, with the Gin, forms A COMPLETE GINNING ES? TABLISHMENT OF ITSELF, whioh can be moved from plantation to plantation. The saving in tho erection of biiildings such as are re? quired for those Gins and Condensers ovor tho cost of those roquirod for other gins, will far excoed the entire outlay tor these improved Universal Cotton Gins and Condensers complote for use. Agouta for tho OLABK SORGHO MILL and COOK'S SUGAR EVAPORATOR. Agents for ARCHAMBAULT'S PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES. Agents for the INGERSOLL COTTON PRESS. LITTLE & MARSHALL, No. 140 MEETING-STREET, OPPOSITE PAVILION HOTEL. August 21 ' tuths3mo8 Mm, BARKLEY & GO., HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A LAKGrE STOCK RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT ft SAW HlLi SUPPLIES. STEAM ENGINES AND SAW MILLS 3AR AND SHEET IBON 3AST AND SPBING STEEL DOW MOOR AND CAST STEEL O 0OMOTTVE TYRES , OILS AND AXLE GREASE 3TJM AND LEATHER BELTING RAILROAD, SHIP AND OUT SPIKES, <kc. EVANS & WATSON'S FIRE AND BUBGL4.B PB00F SAFES, Ac, Ac. .?MERON, BIRKLuY k CO., NO. 150 MEETING STREET. August 28 _' October ll Co HI* B.UCJJDIIJ 4. No. 137 MEETING-ST., CHARLESTON, S. C -OCOMOriVES, RAILROAD IRON RAILWAY S?PPLIE8 PORTABLE & STATIONARY ENGINES [HON & WOOD WORK MACHINES! SAW MILLS. GRIST MILLS COTTON GINS MILL AND GIN BANDS GILDER'S SALAMANDER SAFES, &c LA FPO RM, COUNTER AND WARE? HOUSE SCALES. OTTON PICKERS, &c, ?Ve. Dlr ltfi>resfaited by Mewrs. M. K. JESSUP & (JO., . >'ew York. April i_ A. ILLING, WHOIiKSALB AND BETAIL DEALER IS tllLUm? ANW FANCY ttOODS, ORY GOODS TOYS &o. Li "io. yr.? nt iN?.STREET. Charleston, S.r AT NEW SORE PRICKS. .*S- Vortviue paper copy for two month!, ted BAW -~ .<.. ??..ce. J vt M 'vemuM a N. York Advertisements I GEORGE STECK & CO., ? HAD THE UNPREOEEENTED TRIUMPH TO BE AWARDED TWO PRIZED AT ONCE, THE COLD AND SILVER MEDAL, Attho Fair of the American Institute, Oct. 18'5 (being the very latest dat-), lor General Superiority of their GRIND AND SQUARE FI.4X0S. First premium received overf all oompotitlon, when and whorever exhibited. THESE PIANOS HAVE RECEIVED THE HIGHEST recommendations from the following ai ?tinguish ed Artistes and Performers : THEODORE THOMAS, F. VON BRE?NING GEO, W. MORGAN, THEO. MORLING, W. MASON, CHARLES WELS, HENRY 0. TIMM, WM. PECHER, J. N. PATTISON, OARL AN80H?TZ, THEODORE HAGEN, JUL. 80H?BERTH, GEORGE: MATZKA, A. PAUR, FR. BRANDEIS, WM. BERGE, MAX MARHTZEK, A. DAVIS, S. MILLS, C. DEMUTH, OARL WOLFSOHN. CHAS. TR ADEL, GAEL BERGMANN, H. PERABEAN, AND OTHEBfl. Please send for illustrated Circulars. WAREBOOMS NO. 141 8TH ST.. NEAR BROADWAY, OPPOSITE CLINTON, HALL. August 23 _ thstn6mo THFESTET ORGAN, FOB OHUBOIIES, S 0 ND A Y- 8 OHO 0L8, AND PA B LOBS, with new and valuable improvements, gi?, mg extraordinary compass, variety, and a sweetness of tone. The crowning perfection is the VOX HUMANA ATTACHMENT, a wonderful imitation of the symp a* thetio sweetnePB of the human voice. They are stron gly Indorsed by GEORGE W. MORGAN, WILLIAM A KING, and others-the highest musical authority in the United States. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. PIANOS of all grades and styles furnished kt low ef cash prices. GEO. G. SAXE & CO., NO. m BROOME STREET, NEW TOBE. Angustio fmw6mo J. F. BROWNE & CO., HARP MANUFACTURERS, HAVE REMOVED their Warerooms to No. 681 B KOADWAY, New York, npposlte Metropolitan Hotel. Strings, Mnsio, and every requisite for the Harp. Established London, 1810; New York, 1811. stnth3mo_October 6 E. 8. DODGE & CO., Stationers, Lithographers, ARO STEAM JOB PRINTERS, No. 84 JOIIIV-STUEET, N. Y. Ootober22 Imo ELDER & BROWN, MANUFACTURERS AND PATENT? EES of the celebrated COMBINATION CRADLE AND B*BY TENDER, Pro pelling Horses, and all kinds of Rook ts? lng Horses, Invalid Chairs, with double V sud singlo wheels, from $25 'to $45; Oi'ildren's Ourriagea, Fancy and Varnished Wagons, Fancy Sulkies, Invalid Carriages, made to order. Fancy Propellers and Baby Bookers, Ac, ic, life-size Horses, made to order. Depot, No. 6S8 BROADWAY. Manufactory, Nos. 449, 450, 451 and 452 WEST STREET, New : .:1c. October 25 thstulyr NEW PERFUME For the Handkerchief. A Moat Exquisito, Delicate, and Fra? grant Porfm-ie, Distilled from the Rare and L ; r.\' f /I Flower from wii?ch. it takes ito nr.ins. Manufact:?nu? only hy rUAJLOU & SOW, NEW rORK. MUM Cf fMNTMFEO. AtK FOR T,,r? A LON'S-TAKE NO OTHEF. bcd hy Dmi7r-'"*!i .''cnemlbr, Dneamlwr?O wslyt NEEDLES AND FiSHING TACKLE. ANDREW CLERK & CO., NO. 48 MAIDEN LANE, N Y., solo importer^ of JOS. WARRIN'8 celebrated ?rihod Eyed N KEDLES, beg to notify their old custom ora and tho public that they have on bond a fr h assort? ment nf WARRIN'8 DRILLED EYED NEEDLES WARRIN'S TELEGRAPH NEEDLES IN CASKETS, extra large Oval Eye? WARRIN'S NEEDLES IN SYNOPTICAL OASES, * now DARRIN'S PURGKONS, MILLINERS, HAIL, PACE NEEDLES, io. Thoso Needles havo been before the public for thirty irs and are acknowledged by good judges to be supe* :r to nil others in toinper, fl ulah, uniformity and qual /of steel. Jur assortment of FISHING TACKLE is complete, , id tho most ostensivo in thia or any other country. June OB inwf?ino ^?MPS! PUJTS! PUMPST Steam, Force, SBCHOD and Lifting tm OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ! BT Bi ADI AND OAS PIPES, Pipe ami Steam Fittings, UTO OVKBT DESCRIPTION OT Plumbora', Gas and Steam Fitters FOR SALE AT T.HE LOWEST RATEft JOHN B. F?LLER, Ho. M OKV-STBRKT. UttW Vi.(?K. tnvttn.U <r 1" Imf y I'RICES REDUO??Tj PRINTING MATERIALS NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY, (ESTABLISHED 183?.) NTO. 5353 BBBKMAN-STRBBT PRIS TERS ARE INVITED TO OALL ON THE SUI SC RIBER, where they oan bp supplied with ever tyla of PRINTING TYPES, made from unrivalled har' not&l, and finished tn the most accurate manner, wltl ^E88ES and every article they require, at the LOWEfT SICE for cash or approved paper. ELECTROTYPING AND STEREOTYPING. Second-hand Presses and materials bought and rpe Copper faced to ordr* by the Newton Oom ont* assorted with accents for Spanish, French Dili, f ueee. i Type tajeen in exonange tor New at 10a per poun< N romper A wtaiyr P. a OORTELYO?. W. York Advertisement* V. W. BRINKERHOFF, NO. 18 BEEKMAN STREET, NEW YORK,, ac ANT; F OT?P.KUS OF teas-son FIN iE SOALBS, SPISC1ALLY FOE DRCGOISTS' ChemiBfs', Grocers' mid Oonfeotioner&'s ase. Also of HBBGIOAL 'M^TBOMENTa, MEDICINE CHESTS, SADDLE BAOS, PILL MACHINES, Ac., Ac And importer of Brashes, Combs, Perfumer?, Ess. Oils Extracts, Eine Soaps, J. Auton Farina Cologne, Chamois Plaister-skin? and White Splits, Hlik Elastic Stocking? Evaporating Dishes, Funnel?, Mortars, Pill TileB, Toilet and Cologne Battles, Bohemian Class Ware, Anotomi cals, fee,, all o) which are offered at the lowest entrer t ratos for cash. wimCmo Jane 20 J. B. SCHENCK, I gent, BO. TO MAIDEN LANK, HEW VOR? OFFERS FOB SALE PORTABLE AMD STATIONARY STEAM ENGIN) o?an B?ses, OTBCULAB SAW MILLS of the moi approved construction, onttlng from 10,000 to 30,00 ectof Lumber per day: BEYNOLDS' TUBBLNB WA TBB WHEELS, end ad kinda of Machinery for Worklci Wood and Iron, via: Engine Lathee Drill Lathes Boring Machines Slatting Machines Upright Drina Iron Planen Vertical Planers i Steam and Gas Plpea Steam and Water Gnageal Screw Jacka I Hydraulic, Jaoks Upright Soe erring yfjoa Circular Beservlng M Ilia ! Shafting Pullrys and Hangers Rubber Leather Boltings - Circular Saw Benches i Steam Pumps Suction Pumps Force Pumps Power Morticing Machines Blind Slat Tenoning Machines 1 Daniels' Planing Machines Gray k Wood's Pianino; Machln?8| Woodworth Planing Machines Moulding Machines Rauh Machines f Boring Machines Tenoning Machines Foot Morticing Machines Lea th or and Rubber Hose Plumbing and Gas Fitting :> Wright's Patent ScroU Saws' Patent Belt Scroll Saws Lifting Pumps Rotary and Mining Pompa, Every description of Machinery and Railway Snppli? COTTON GINS of the most approved construction. Januarys wfmlr> CARHART. WHITFORD & CO. MANUFACTURERS AND Wholesale Dealers in SEADY-MADE CLOTHING, AMERICAN EXPRESS BUILDING Hos. An, 57. 5!? and 61 Hudson, near Duane-sXreet, New York. T. F. OA? "IART. J HENRY SHANER. W, H. W< ?TFCRP. I J. B. VAN WAGENEN A. T. HAMILTON. Offlcc?? f PAYAN & GABHABT in liquidation. mwf?mo DAVEGA, YOUNG & Mo K??Z?? UT AND COLLECTION OFFICE, Nos. 39 and 40 Park Row. ISAAC DAVEGA, ) GEORGE B. YOUNG, ! NEW YORK. GERARD L. MCKENZIE, J HAVING SUCCEEDED TO THF TORSION COLLS! TION BUSINESS of Moan*. BIRNEY, PROT TI80 St FLANDERS, we will attend to the collection ( psst due and maturing claims throughout the Unit? .tea a-i (Kunda. COMMISSIONERS FOB ALL THE STATES, January ti_ BURNETT, McINNIS & EARL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Nos. 36 & 38 Whitehall-street, NEW YORK. J. B. BURNETT....M. MoIKNIS....B. C. EARL. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MA?EON CONSIGN? MENTS. SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO THE HALE OF COT? TON, NAVAL ST' > KKtt, Etc., and the purchase of PLANTATION SUPPLIE*. Imo* O?tol>or27 INDIA RUBBER GOODS. D. HOD GM AN", Manufacturer of and Dealer in every description of INDIA R??BE? GOODS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL, NO. 27 MAIDEN ?ASE, NEW YORK: October 12 ?mw ??mot CHEROKEE CUME, INDIAN MEDICINE, Cures nil dise?aos caused by self-abuse, \iz :-?p?rmator ike/', ?i-mimil - Weitkneea, Night - Emits ions, IMUS oj Memory, Universal Uissi* Uute, J'uins in the Buck, Dim* --mess of Vision-, Premature 13 Old Age, Weak Nerves, Dlffi* Jg]CK? Breathing, l'aie Connie* p- nance, InsanUg, Consump? tion, and nil rtiso.ws that fol? low as n eequeiicn of youthful indiscretions. Tho Chcrokeo Curo will rest?te health nm! vlior, ?top tho emissions, and effect a permanent euro ofter nil other medicines have tolled. Thirty-two pasco pamphlet eeut ia a aculod envelope, freo to nny ad i i ress. Price $2 per bottle, or three bottlo? for $5. Sold by nil drusrpieto; or will bo sent by express to any portion of tho world, on recolpt of price, by tho solo proprietor, Dr, W. E. MERWIN, 37 Watter St., N, Y. 3 Cnrc? all Urinnry Com? plaints, viz: Gm itel. Inflam* , million of the Bladder and th'itlneys, Retention cf 'Urine, Strhtures of Cia Wrethra, Dropsical Swell ringi, Brich Unit Deposits, anil all ilLieaseu that rt-qulro n diuretic, and when used ia conjunction with tho CHEROKEE INJECTION, does not toil to euro Gonorrhe?t, Gleet and all Stn cous Discharge* In Mule or Femiile, curing recent cunea tn from one to three diiy*, and le especially recommended la those ?atws of Fluor AUitu or tVilitcs in Fem?te. Tho two medicines used ia conjunction will not toil to removo this ditsajcreoablo compl-ilnt, und in tho; o casca where other mediemos have k-ori ?soil without encocas. Price, i>modj, Ono Bottle, $?, Three Bottles, ?B. - Injection, " u $-\ " u $5. The Cherokee " Cure," K f?tmr*y~f-~aa?['i Injec? tion" aro to be found in nil well ropuli?T^Jn?* atores, mid aro recommended by tdiyrfcKuw and druggists all ?vcr tho world, for their intrinco w?rth and merit Bunin unprincipled deal en?, however. try to doerive tliolf customers, by selling cheap wnK. , worthless oompuonrtv-ln order to .make ?"'.?ey-- ^s m nl?oo of tlic-?e. Be ?ot deceive*?. If tho drug gists will not huy thom Ihr y wm. tx? us, and wo | will send them to you by expre?, secA.relv packed and free from observation W o trent all diseases to which tho human system is snljuct, and wi bo nleasud to rocelvo full and explloit sbifcuwnt? from ttw?o wbo'havo totted to receive relief heretofore. Ladlee or pentlcmen can address ns in. per/bet con* Menee. Wa dedra to eend onr thirty-two pase iwmpblet free ti? every lady and penMeronn tn the lund Address all Jettera for pamphlets, medicines, er advice, to the sote proprietor, ?? 8 Dr. W. E. MURWIN, 37 Watter 6t" 5. T. H?y j* tbstnlyr N. Yirk Advertisements, EDUCATIONAL. D. AP??LETON*& C?M WJWWY?RJK, FTTBLI^KC MOBB THAW '480 BDUtATIU.VAI. 1< tCXT-8 UO K S, INOLDriHO THE DBPAHTMEKTS OP ENGLISH, LATJN. GRfcEK, FUENOH, SPANISH, ITA. LIAN, HEBREW, AND trYRIAO. SCHOOLS. Sr ll I.NA BIES, ND COLLEGES DE3I 1UNG Test-Book? will consett thei- interest by ad dressing D. APPLETON & 00., ?ow York, who w?l be glad to supply their wauh on the molt favorable terms. Among their recent publications ur? the following: Fl HST BOOK IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR; by G. P. Qnackenbos. Pi ice 40 certs. AN E.NUHtfH O ll A M M Ail; by same author. Price 90 cents PRIMARY HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES. Price 76 cents. QUACKS,V BOS' SCHOOL HISTORY OF THE UNI TED STATES, Price $189. APPLE i ONS' ARITHMETICAL SERIES; on the basis of the works of Geo. R. Perkins, LL. D. By G. P. Quack ?nb sn, A, M. YOUMANS' NEW 0HBMI8TRY; entirely rewritten and much enlarged, with 810 Engravings. Price $1 75. HARKNESS LATIN GRAMMAR. Price 8160. Strong? ly recommended by our leading scholars aa a decided ad vince on the old Latin Grammars. H \R KN ESS' LATIN READER; a companion to the .Grammar, by the same author. Price $160. A NEW EDITION OF QUINTILIAN ; by Prof. H. 8. Frieze, of University of Mtchig n. Catalogues sent free upon application. D. A. & Co. ire now prepared to fill all orders for WEBSTER'S ELEMENTARY SPELLING BOOK. October 33 Imo TO THB BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, AND Ul OF THE SOUTH. JAMES 4 O'KANE, BOOKSELLER, Stationer and Manufacturer OF POCKET DIARIES, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, and CARTE JDE VISITE; BEOS RESPECTFULLY TO SAY THAT HE IS located at his old stand, No. 126 Nassau-st., New Yorki, Where he continues to suppiv tho Jobbing and Retail Trade with all articles in the BOOK AND STATIONERY LINE, on the most liberal terms. Books, Stationery; Note, Letter, Cap, Legal Oap, Bill andBith Papers; Photograph Albums, Carlo de Visite j for Albums, Blank Bo?ks, Inks, Muoilage, Envelopes, ?no., ?sc., in great variety and ou esp, A superior line of POCKET DIARIES for 1867. Catalogue sent on application. Orders promptly filled. Address JAMES O'KANE, No. 126 NASSAU-STREET, NEW YORK. Ootober 26_ 60 FURNITURE! FURNITURE I VTHOLESALE"?ND RETA.IL DEGRAFF~& TAYLOR, NOS. 87 & 80 BOWERY & 66 CHBY8TIE-STBEET HA VS nat BEST AStOBTBS STOCK OF - PARLOR, DINING-ROOM AND BED-ROOD FURNITURE, PBING BEDS AND BEDDING IN TUB! UNION. OUR FAOILITIES FOR MANUFACTURING A'l LOW PRICES defy competition. STEAMER* I IND HOTELS FURNISHED FOR S PYLE AND QDAL1 CY. We refer you on board of the Hudson Biver Steam 're, ST. JOHN and DEAN RICHMOND. ! Puller's Patent Hair-Spring Mattresses FIVE STATE PREMIUMS AWARDED. June 21 ** thstaGmo J. D. MURCHISON, COTTON FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 54 Pine street, NEW YORK. Ootober 15_,_3m oa JOHN T. H 0 A G, WHOLESALE DUALER IN Paper and Papa* Manufacturers Supplies, No. 164 FULTON fcTREEF, KEW YORK. October 29_Imo ESTABLII8HEO 1835. "J HE BERRI AN" HOUSE FURNISHING WABEROOMS, ?SO. 601 BROADWAY, NKW YOIiK* Tho largest variety In tho United States, of CUTLERY, SILVER PLA'ED WA RE TEA SETS, CASTORS. REFRIGERATORS OOOKtf.GUiEWSILH, fte., &o. TOGETHER WITH EVERYTHING APPERTAINING to the lins, and all at th? lowvsfc possible price?, wholesale Hnd retail f >r o*-h. Foroign good? reduced to gold value. Catalogues furnished on anpl cation to my add ress. H. H, CAMEY. October 4 vliHin ymiu OLIVES, & CO., No. 45 Liberty Street, New York City. 1BATH RR AND HUBBUB BELTING, PACKING, j Hi ?HE M AO MT-NE RY, AN.; MANUFACTURER'S SUPPLIES: ? Oak Tanned Leather Belting. Vulcanised Rabber Boi? iiif?, P.iieut Siltcbed Rubber Belting, fatont Combina, ti??i tiultiiiK. Vulcanized Rubber llosa, Leather Hoso. Grenoble Hose, Ilerup and Ootton lioso Leather and Ruiihor HeoMon H su, L?oe Loather, Rt ller Cover loather, Mixen Rubber P.mRlns, Oom Packing, Pure Rubber Paclii ig, Cotton Pucking, O''tl >u Wusro, Bob? bins aud -ih Jttl?B, I'oroe I'ump.i, F*a BIOWM-N, TuroiHe Water WU 'el?. Haw Mills. .Steam Engines, and Mauuiac turer s Supplias, in general, August -?H tutbs Sm ns TOYS, CHINA, AND FANCY GOODS, BEADS, At AUB LES, SLATES, *c, ELATE FEJfOILS, to. AT STRASBURGER & NUHN, NO. 65 MAIDEN LANE, COR. WILLIAM ST., N. Y. STB MBU uG li ll it -S?HN BBINO NOW THE LARG? ES t' iMfOitf 1^ in their lins, a,ud having laid in their FOL . STOCK, FOR (IAMI, at the lowest gold rates, aro onaniert to (Tor, for th? ?owing season, ex ^ordinary inducements. Buyers wdl do well to favo "?N^with their conndenc* ?ad buy at once. fcirM^ii ordorB promptly exnomted. AugnstVL lhsta3mo [?ST0N, :UH. BLIND AI?TTSIIR MAKES No. 21 Jane-stre?t, iraW YOBK. isferenoo.-..^WT?TTT../oro T?OMl May a KRAUSHAAR,* CO. ?HB HOBT JtKfBOVZD ORAND AND *8QUABE PIAN?-FORTE8 Poll Iron Frame and Overstrung Bass, MANUFACTORY AND WAREHOUSE Ho. 19 West MouBftm-street. Ho. 19 NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YOBS. . . THE DNDEESIGNED, MEMBERS OE THE FIRMO? KRAUSHAAR A CO., aro practical Piano makers, a ad ta sueta bave had a large experience In connection with some o, the best Establishments In this country aid Europe Their ?nos are made not merely for them, bat ty them, ai dunder their Immediate personal a aperrision, ur- a ihey allow no instrumente to leave web* factory and ^ass into the hands of their patrons, ?jr?ew t&ey have ? power, evenneaa, firmness and roundness ot tone, an elasticity of touch-without which no instan* neut ought to be satisfactory to the pabilo-aa well a tttat durability in conotrncticn, whioh enables it to re? main in tone and to withstand sadden. changes of tem. i er ature and expos ore to sxt;-ezne heat and cold, which are sometimes unavoidable. ' They will at all tim ?a be hnppy to see the profusion aid the publio at their Waxer ooma, and invite oomparl" son between their own Pianos and those of any othes nannfactcry. ANTON KRAUSHAAR.............,.. .TOBIAS HAMM CHARLES J. 8C/HONEMANN. April 98_??' Fiist Fremiom Steam few-Mills. THE PIlS: PRIZE, THE GOLD MEDAL. Was awarded to the WASHINGTON IRON WO Og the American Institute, at their Fahr, in October, 18H for the best. AND STEAM ENGINE . OEDE BS FOB THESE, GANG SAW-MILLS, BUG AB Mil s, General Machinery, bon and Brass Castings forging", Railroad cars, Au., ?o.; promptly filled. Ad trow . CEO. M. CLAPP, Treasurer, Newburgh, N. Tutor L. 0. WARD, Agent/ No, 65 Liberty-at,, (Boora No. 8), N. 7, December ia_lyr NORTH RIVER ; AGRICULTURAL WORKS, GBIFFI? '& CO., Nos. 58 60 COailiAMDT STREET, H..V.U .,. MAHUFAOTUBBM AND DEALEB8 Iii . :'J Agricultural Ira|)lomcnt8, Seeils, Fertilizers,, NOB. 10,11', 60, 65 and <0 PLOWS, OBLERBRATED' - Mohawk Valley Meei Clipper flow, Horse Powers), Threshers and Cleaners, Fm Mills, Ike. . COTTON GINS-Ernery's Celebrated SawGHn, MOOM tty's Celebrated Roller Gin. Dealers supplied.. ?fia- fend for gironlara. 2m?a, Ootober.4 A. ATOTELL, J W. H. INMAN, . Atlanta, | (Late of GeOrgtt)/^ ?" Georgia,:.' J- New York, ' AUSTELL & INMAN, ; COTTON & COM? IM MERCHANTS, NO. 80 WALL-8TREET, NEW YORE. WE ARE FULLY PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL OA8H ADVANCEMENTS ON CONSIGNMENTS from Merchants and Planters, both at thia place and at our agencies throughout the South, Oar Mr. AJJSTELIw of Atlanta, will arrang? advanoem?ote there. OOTTOif and MiffiflOH AN DISE wi li be forwarded to os wlth&ii? patch by oar agents. Mesure. BRADY & MOSES, of Si? van nat. We will exert our beat energies to give saUlhr, faction, and promote the interests of our patrons., . Oondgnmenta from our Southern friends respeatfaBy soUotted._3moa. ' September 88 THOS. AGISTE^W^ IWOBTiai HO) DEAXEB tH Vitt* Groceries, Cboica ltd*, ute., ete^[ ?roa, 560 <# sea OMEN WICHET,, GQB. QTHU&OAD NEW YORK. ; j .ov amber If?KBT? WOEKSj" MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD? STONES. MANTLES,***,.'* OUE WHRK, IN DESIGN AND FINISH, IS UNSUR? PASSED in this cor.n ry. miers through mail will receive same attention al when given in person, iddresa letters W?THAN k COMPANY, No. 199 Mercer street, New York:. Drawings and Est?malos upon application. August 24_8ras TODD & RAFFERTY, ~ ENGINEERS & FOUNDERS, Of dee and Work?, Paterson, New Jersey. WABBHOU8E, NO. 4 DEY-STREET, N. Y. > . it fANUFA0TUBER8 OF STATIONARY AND POET. M ABLE STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS; Flax, temp, Tow, Oakum, and Rope Machinery; Shafting, IUI Gearing, Iron and Brass (lastings of all kinds! .athea, Planing Maohltiea, Drills; Shaping, Slotting and wing Machines; Gear Gutters, Centering, Milling and ?oit-Cutting Mach?neB; Chucks of all kinds, Leather ad Rubber Belting, lace Leather, Belt Hooks, and linera! Supplies for Railroad and other Machine Shops, adson A Snow's Patent Governors. Saw Mills, Cooba ibu. Presses, kc, oonutantly on band. Tor>r> & RAFTSETV, Muroh 20 ly , No. 4 Dey-gtreot, N. T. SHOW OASES. GERHARD WINTER, ITO. 16 NORTH WILLIAM-STREET, NEW YORK, No. .844 Broome-st., 'O. of Bowery, New York. \yf ANUPAOTOBER OF EVE It Y DESCRIPTION OF .Ti SHOW OASES, in Silver, German ttdver, Rose? wood. Mahoganv, Walnut, o. A good assortment ulwuya on hand or made to order at the -?hortest notion. Casen shipped t ? any part of the United States or Canada, tutlmttroo Anguat li FIRE WORKS. FUNSTON & SCOFIELD, GENERAL AGENTS FOR LUliendalirs Excelsior Fire Works! Importers and Manufacturers of CI! LYES T<". OOOils, FIrtK CRACKERS, T?RPED-?KSr, L A ?T E Ii ?S, KL\GS, &C. t\o 9 DEY STREET, KEW YORK. October 6_stnth Smog ANDREW A BOYD, (Successor to P. B. ANDKHSON), Ship Bread Biscuit a? d Cracker Bakery AT THE OLD STAND OF U P. WARD, No. 219 Fulton-Street^ [Third door abovo Greenwich), HEW YORK, October 1 tbStn3mo NOLEK & STEERS, ?3d S traci and Second Aven ac, New Vor?i, WTHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALERS rf IK ALL MUDS OP .CMBEB, MANUFACTURERS OF MOULDING 8, SASH DOORS, BLINDH, AND HOS 3HOOK8. faming in t ? ita branches. Booke OOH faining Patterns oaldings aunt on appllc*?<"?. I ?eoe m ber lyr VfAHUUOD ASM THE ViGOH Off* HOVVM Ji restored in four weoha, o> Or. RIOOECS Efl DiNOE OF LIFE. ,r)r. Ricord (of ParUy, arter yetra 0 artiest solicitation, ba? st leagth acceded to Ute eurnctt etiueetRof the American public, and appointed ?8 Ag?n n New Vurk for tho tale of his valued and hhj<1$M)riiS# ??wnce of Lifo. Thia wonderful ?gent wl8 Distort aanhood to the most shattered constitutions, wltetotf rieiai: from excesses, the effects of climate, or natus .anees. The time rutiolred to cure tho most (nvetera&a ?se la four weeks; and If used according to printed in? itructions, whioh are very simple, failure ls lmpousMiM. t'hia life-restoring remedy should be taken Jw aR atMKsl o marry, as its eifeot are permaneat. tt te acknowledges )j the medtcaj nea?? to te the greatest discover;; ?vet nade, its developing power? are ojlracatoas. ?tiocest a every ease la ae certain ai that scienoe overthrows lg, lorance. Dr. Ricard's Esseuoe ot ute w ?Jd ta ?tm, ertth fan buaraction* tor vso. ?t W, ot mar qnaa, lils? tn one (Or $9, sndwui oe ?enttoaay par?, oaierato txto*. on reoatps ofrerattaww*' ?ffijgf?jfijjfipEk March M If No. Si Liborty-atreet, New T(tth,