The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, November 20, 1866, Page 6, Image 6

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T?Et3DAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20, 18C0. Georgia Items. Mac?n ano Bbunbwiok Raixbo-d.-The friends of this work will rojoico to luiow that thoro is n fair prospect of its rccoiving tho nid of tho Stato to ?BBist i" its construction. It will bo seen from onr Lciiisiativo report, that tho biU authorizing tho Stnto to isauo bonds to tho amount of W0.00O nor milo in behalf of tho company, on certain con ditions', carno up in tho Houso yestorday, and pass oil that body bv tlio very handsome majority of fortv-ono. Tho largo voto in its favor would seom to indicate its huccobs in tho othor branch of tbo Tjo/riHlatnrc. This dono, and tlio bill signed by thivtiovernor, Iho way will bo clear and tlio coin panv can push their great cntorpriso rapidly for ward and completo it at an enrly day. [Macon Journal and Messenger. Mechanic Independent Fibe Co-utant.-Wo aro pleased to learn that this sturdy company contem plate purchasing a splendid ilrof class steam Uro cngino nt as early a day as possiblo. The moro Bpcodily to raiso tlio funds nccossary to tho pur chase o'f the steamer, tho company design giving a grand firemen's and citizens' ball on or about tho first Thursday in Decombor-Augusta Daily Press. Found Dead.-Mr. James Kenny, an old rosi dent of tho city, aud at ono timo salesman at tho Porcelain Company's ware-room, was found dead in his storo near tho Upper Market, on Wednesday morning. Ho led a solitary lifo and was at times intemperate in his habits. His body bad been mu tilated by rata, and prosoutod a sad spectacle. An inquest was held by Coronor Rhodos. [Augusta Chronicle and -Sentinel. L/vBoe Sweet Fotato.-A swoet potato cf tbo yam specicB, weighing 16? pounds, was exhibited to us yesterday by I. E. liai Mot t" Esq. It was grown upon tho plantation of our fellow-rcitizon, A. W. Mitchell, Esq., in Gordon County, which is now being cultivated by Mr. W. W. Brand, [Atlanta Intelligencer. Fibe in Athens-The AthonB Watchman gives the following account of a uro in that town last week : A disastrous firo broke out on Broad street, bo tweon midnight and daybreak, on Friday night. It originated in the storo of Mr. Calm and y torno, winch, togothor with tho adjoining tcuomont oc cupied by Mr. Leon Dugas, was totally consumed. So rapid" was tho progross of tho conilagration that air. Cahn and Mr. Harrison, who wore sleep ing in tho second story, wore forced to loap for their lives from the windows. Tho block was owucd by R. L. Bloomfield, Euri., who, wo rcgrot to hear, was not insurod. Tho two firms wero each insured to about one-half of tho amount of thoir stocks. Very littlo was roscuod from tho llames, owing to tho lato hour at which tho firo was dis covered. Tho whole block, from Wliito's Book storo to tho National Ban]?-, was emptied of its con tents, in anticipation of a total combustion, but, thanks to the tho companies, tho destruction was confined to the abovo namod storo. Too much credit cannot bo awarded to tbo Fire Department, the citizens, tho colloge Btudonts, ana to tho rrccdmon, for tbo energy with which thoy all worked to save tho proporty of tho partios con cerned. Wo do not now recall any previous con flagration of a business houso. It is surely ad visable to re-establish tho night watch, which for morly patrolled the main Btreots in view of such misfortunes. The iron for tho extension of tho Mobilo and Girard Railroad, boyond Union Springs, is now passing through our city. The intention ia to lay it expeditiously on tho track already graded. We hopo soon to bo able to announce tho completion of the road to tho neighborhood of Poroto. [Columbus Enquirer. Gold n* Union Coxthty.-Major Logan, of White County, exhibited to tho editorof this paper, upon a recent visit to Cleveland, some 450 dwta. of gold from ono of his Union County mines. It was not in the form of "dust," but in solid pieces, from ono to six dwtB. in weight, and worth 102 cents per dwt. This is, we boUovo, tho purest gold yet found in the State. Major Logan oxpressod tho opinion that gold in abundant in Union and other Counties boyond the Blue Ridge. We think he is correct in this; for we romembor that in 1810 various minos wero worked in Cherokee, Macon and Haywood Counties, North Carolina, a part of the same bolt. Thero can be but littlo doubt that thoro aro two very rich gold bolta running parado] with tho Bluo Ridge-ono on this sido, anatho othor boyond it. when tho improved machinery and modern pro cesses cf nuning shall have been fully introduced -and put into operation, wo have no doubt but that gold mining will become permanently profitable in general, while in many instances it will bo found exceedingly lucrative.-Athens Watchman. Tho Washington Gazotlo says: "Messrs. Brown and Reese, of Taliaf.rio County, convicted last year by a military court, in that placo, for the murder of a nogro woman, sentenced to bo hung, and afterwards indefinitely roapited by -"resident Johnson, have boen turned over to tho civil courts, after remaining in prison some eighteen months. Thcro may ho somo doubts as to whether thoy can constitutionally be tried agnin for tho samo oflence. Ma. Thompson's Leotdiie.-Wc tako ploasuro in announcing that the Hon. Waddy Thompson, of South Carolina, will address our citizens on Satur day evening. Mr. Thompson's well-known abilitios and powers of eloquenco'should guarantee him what wo bospoak for him-a largo audience. His subject will bo, "Tho Great Men of our Nation'-a subject to which Mr. Thomnson is capablo of doing ample justice.-Columbus Sun. The Meteoric Shower In England. TWELVE THOUSAND METEOHS OB9EBVED AT GREEN WICH OBSEBVATOBY. A spocial Cabio dispatch to the Herald, dated at Greenwich Observatory, at six o'clock Thursday morning, reports that tho motooric shower was a maguiiicent display in England. Twclvo thousand falling stars wero counted. Tho following i? the diBpatch : The expected meteoric showers were obsorved last night. At nine o'clock a fow meteors foil; at eleven o'clock thoy had increased in number and Bizo, and between ono and two o'clock this morn ing tho maximum was reached. The night was clear and tho stars wero out in great numbera. The wholo heavens wero brilliantly illuminated. The showers of motoors woro of great boauty and brilliancy, and radiated from tho constellation Loo, noar tho star Gamma Leonis. Thoir direc tion was mostly from tho cast to tho west. Tho paths of tho meteors wore from tliroo to four do crees in tho north. Near Ursa Major twenty or thirty wero obsorved at ono timo, and crossing the zenith fifty or Bixty moro of nnuBul size and dura tion, tho majority being buger than stars of the first magnitude Several exoded from tho vicinity of Jupiter: one, of immonao dimonBions, waa col ored red, blue, green, orango, and amber. Noarlj all had trails of fire. Of two flaming from Leo al tho same timo, one crossed Beta Geminorum ant] tho other Mars. Two moro, one red and tho othoi of an oriental sapphiro color, crossed Alpha Orion is. Home of tho meteors burst forth in splendor j one, breaking behind tho rising clouds, floshet uko sheet lightning, and another of omorald hut burst near Eta Leonis at fifteen minutos after twe o'clock A. M., its trail of flamo being visible for c minuto aud a half, and thoni'adod away in brilliant nobulio. At thrco A. M. thoy commonced to diminisl gradually, until, at the presont momont, thoy an all, m otc urn. and stars, fading away in the morning .light. Wo counted five thousand in ono hour-noan* twelve thousand in all-with tho naked oyo. Feench Expeobation in Afbioa.-Lioutonan Mayo and M. Quint?n, of tho French marino, hav? recently returned (trod, a throo years' journoy, th? object of which was to visit the i-io-i-ialiod prophet HadJ Omar El Agu!, with'wnoni tho French Gov ' . ?rnment ha,s a troaty of friendship. Thdy roachci tho town of Sdgou, on the Upper1 Niger, but theil progr?s? was arrested by, a 'il?1> of the prophet who had oatdbliBhcd his 'authority in that placo They were detained for two years, unable either t? advance or to return, but not exposed to othoi ??hardships than tho climat-atad Iho want of al tho necessaries of civilized Ufo. Thoso years won ' - -(fell spent, for during this timo thoy formed ox 1 'e?nsive collections, which,' wboii ,at last, tho Emu of Segou allowed them to depart, tiley woro fo'rtu ? nato enough to bo nillo to bring with I hem. Tlio wold pYoaontod to, the Geographical Society at iti iii recent mooting, and gavo an interesting aeeount o ?heir expedition.* In ono of tho villages visited b* Mrtrigb Tarltv they 'saw* an old Tvpman of eighty .who rqmomborod siloing, -?f-ona young girl, i ' w1_lt?Al?*a, of'whoE? extremo T>?v?rty shojudgec by his not having made lier a prouon.i. This sou Tenir is characteristic, for in those barbaroui countries a stranger is expected to scatter gifts ai he goes, BPEOIAL NOTICES. tfsT- AWAY WITH HPECTAOJ_Ej._OLD EYE* made new, without Spectacle-, Doctor or Medlo-a -_m.pl_.ot mail ed free on recolpt of ten _____ Ad-re?. B, B. FOOTE, M. D., Ne, 1180 Broadway, New York. November 0 Jier-ABTIFIOIAL EYES.-ARTIPIOIAL Hu MAN EYES made to order and lnsorted by Drs, F. BAUOB and P. GO UG ELM ANN (formerly employed by ROIS30K-KAU, of Paris), No. 099 Broadway, New York. April 1?_lyr Jtor COLGATE'S HONEY BOAT.-THIS CELE BRATED Toilet Soap, In atich universal demand, a made from the choicest matorlala, la mild, and amolllen t In its nature, rragrant I y ecentcd., and extromely bcnr-Ocl?l in ita action upon the akin. For aale by all Druggleta and Fancy Gooda Dealers, Febmary 7_ lyr JO-ITCH! ITCH I ITCHt SCR AT GHI SCRATCH I S0RAT0U1 WHEATON'S OINTMENT wlU enro tho itch in l8 honra. AIbo eurea Salt Rbonm, Olcors, OhUblalna, and all Eruptions of the Skin. Price SO couts. For salo by all druegisto. By sending GO cents to WEEKS k POTTER, Solo Agonts, 170 Wishing, ton street Boston, it will ho forwarded by mall, iroo o postage, to any part of tho United States. Jnne 4 .moa JSa-EI-BSOlfAF TEN. "?Der Untcrjcit?nctc i ft bereit _r.?ib.?ften in irgenb einem 1-bcilc-leutfdjlanb iuctbeoen, ?elk? ju ceUcctircu unt fonfligc vTiiftr?.c _u befetflcn. -Ran toute fid? um n?here ST;.?Munit tired au ?5. 4>. Sootier in Vebe ober 2?: SRchrttttS, 187 East Bay, Charleston, S O Sept. -O tlistu3mos WEBB & SAGE HAVING ADLU.L) TO THEIR ALREADY B*a-__L ? A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH CHINA BY DIRECT IMPORTATION, ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC AS IN FORMER YEARS, AT NO. 5 HAYNE-ST. November I_Ino C. F. VOGLER, JMO. 108 MARKET ST., Books, Periodicals and Stationery. JU8T RECEIVED A Urge supply of STATIONERY PHOTOGRAPHS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS POCKET BOOKS, DIARIES for 1807, Etc. ALBO, A fine and largo selection of NOVELS, by tho most celebrated authors. SON O BOOKS, BOOKS for Home Amusemente, ko. AU the MONTHLY MAGAZINES, WEEKLY PAPERS. DAILIES constantly on hand, and subscriptions re ceived for the same. Orders from tho country aro respectfully solicited. TERMS LIBERAL. Novem?-sr 8 GRAESER & MoJimKEV FACTORS AND Commission Merchants, OEItVAIS STREET, COLUMBIA, So. Ca., OFFER THEIR SERVICES FOR THE FUBCHASE or solo of Cotton and Produco generally. Orders and Consignments rcspoctfuUy soUcited. C. A. GRAESER. -^ W. S. McJCN-TY, October 27 lir._ JACOB COHEN & CO., Brogers, Auctioneers and General Commission Agents, NO. 46 EAST BAY, (UP 8TAIR8,) BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, BONDS, Ac., Ac. lmo November 6 Ootober 11 WHITE & PAINE, FACTORS, -Iiiiping & Commission Merchawis. NO. _ SOUTH ATLANTIC WHARP, t IIA?-LESTOIV, 8. C. J. J. WHITE.GEORGE S. PAINE. Novomher t> BOKER'S BITTERS, FOR SALE AT ALL PROMINENT GROCER8, WINE MERCHANTS AND DRUGGISTS, and Wboleaalo only, by , L. FUNK, Jr., Sole Asen., No. OB LIUEUTY-.STKKET, NEW YORK. August .1 amos R. E. SCREVEN. DOUGLAS NISBET. SC11EVEN & NISBET, PRODUCE BROKERS, WILL ATTEND TO THE Fur.liase anti Shipping of Cotton, Ric., k OFFICE ACCOMMODATION WHARF, cornor of the alloy loading to Vendue Bango. (Entronco on wlmri or Range.)_j_November 1 RTL. JEFFERS &C0., COTTON FACTORS, AND GENERAL n__MK HERCH?MS, [AVE REMOVED FROM NO. l18 EAST BAY ' CENTRAL WHARF (Ant wharf below the mark. ara they wUl bo pleaaed to aeo their -rienda and : toona, Ima Ootob-r 3 H NATIONAL MARINE AND FIRE MUM COMPANY, OF --NT-ErW" 0-RX__B_A-3STS_ CAPITAL.8-00,000 RISKS TAKEN, MARINE AND FIRE, ON FAYORA BLE TERMS, BY HENRY COBIA & CO., Agents. October 20_stuth30 HOLMES & CALDER, SUCCESSORS OF HOLMES & CO., IMPORTERS ARD DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, QLA.SS, ETC., NOS. _6 MEETING AND 55 HASEL STREETS, CHAELESTON, S. C. WM. E. HOLMES.Late of Holmes A Co. WM. CALDER.,\.CJjarloBton, 8. C. October 10 ACCOUNT BOOK MANKPACTORY. ACCOUNT ROOKS, SUOn AS RECORDS FOR PUBLIC OFFICES, Ledgers, Joiini_B, Cash Boohs, Day Booka, Ac, con fit-ntly on limul, mid rundo to ordor, and with any de scription of Ruling. None hut tho heat workmen em ployed, and tho boat material? used. A practical experience of twenty years in tho above Uno, and with facilities unaurp-S-cd, cnablo mo to war rant -ati-faction. BOOK BINDING AND JOB PRINTING In all Ita branches, with new ?typo, now presses, and advantages not excelled lu this city. Lawyer _ lilanka, Titloa, Bonds, Mortgages, ko., ice, on hand and printed to order. tnthalyr Docemher 14 TO _______ BOOKSELLEBS, STATIONERS, AND PAL\?? GOODS DEALERS OF THE SOUTH: JAMES O'KANE, BOOKSELLER, Stationer and Manufacturer OF. POCKET DIARIES, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, and CARTE DE VISITE, BEOS RESPECTFULLY TO SAY THAT HE 13 STILL located at IiIb old atand, No. 126 Nassau-sr.. New York, Whoro ho continnos to Aupply tho Jobbing and Retail Trade with aU articles In tho BOOK AND 31'ATIONEBY LINE, on the most libc-ral terms. Books, Stationery;Note, Letter, Cap, Legal Cap, Bill and Bath Papers; riioto^raph Albums, Carte do ViBite for Album., Blank Hooks, laka, Mucilage, Envelopes, _c., Ac., In great variety and ohoap. A superior line of POCKET DIARIES lor le61. Catalogue sent on application. - Ordera promptly ulled. Address JAMES O'KANE, No. 126 NAS9AU.8TBEET, NEW YORK. October 26_60 J. D. MURCHISON, COTTON FACTOR AND . COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 54 __*i_ie street, I?I__W _rOX-___,. October IS .moa JOHN T. HOAG, VTirni.v-AT.v. XSUXMsi IN Paper and Paper Manufacturers Supplies. No. 164 FULTON STREET, KEW YORK. October .? lmo BURNETT, McINNIS ,<k EARL, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Nos. 36 & 38 Whitehall-street, NEW YORK. J. B. DDB-ETT....M. MoINNIS. ...B. O. EARL. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGN ___f________E SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO THE 8 ALE OF COT TON. NAVAL-. ORE?, Etc., and tho piircliaso of pLanIATioN -Uf.-IK-. lino? uatooer.7 LOMBARD & CO-7 COMMISSION MERCHANTS and i_ro_r__a und ?_____fl in GrRINDSTONBS, NO. l8 LEWIS, AND NO. 9 T WHABP, BO 8TUNI Advanooa made on Oonalgcmenta of Bloo and Cotton to our Address. ReferoDcos, by permtulon: To Mesara. J__r_a Adq_? k Co., Mtasrs. _-__p.t Iino-ii-iui & Co., Oharleaton. ti. 6m oa* October 1 BREWSTER & SPBATT. > Ittorneys at Law and S-Ucltow In E^iitj, O?-10B ?a l8 B_U._J>_r__--CT, -J.vua-.t 9 CHEROKEE C TOB OBXAT INDIAN MEDICINE, Carol all diseases caused by self-abuse, viz:- Spertnator rhea. Sentinal - Weakness, Night - Emissions, Lots of Memory, Universal Insti tude, Paine in the Back, Dim nets of Vision, Promaturo Old Age, Weak Nerres, Diffi cult Breathing, Pale Counte 'nance, Insanity, Cvnsump tion, and all ?Ji.i?isc? that fol low sa n soqucncn of youthful lndlscrotlons. Tho Cbcrokco Curo will restoro lioalth and viper, otop tho emissions, and effect a pcruinnent euro aftor all other modlcinos liavo fulled, 'i'lilrty-two pazo pauiiihlot sent In a scaled ouvelope, free to any odd ress. i'rlco $2 per botllo, or three bottles for $5. Bold by all <lni";;Mi ; or will bo 6cnt by express to nny portion of tlio world, on receipt gf price, by tlio Bolo proprietor, Dr. W. B. MERWIN, 37 Walkor St., N. Y. Cherokee Remedy, Cures all Urinary Com plaints, vii: Gravel, Inflam mation of the Bladder and 'Kidneys, Retention of Urine, Strictures of the Urethra, Dropsical Swelt ingt, Brick Duet Deposits, and all discuses Uiat roquiro _ diuretic, and when use*- ia conjunction with tho CHEROKEE INJECTION, does not fail to euro Gonorrhea, Gleet and all Mu cons Dischargee In Malo or Female, curio;; recent cases in from one to three days, and is especially recommended In tiloso eases of Fluor Albus or Whites in Females. Tho two medicines usod In conjunction will not fall torcmovo this dls-grccnblo complaint, and In thoso cases whero other uiedlolnos havo been usod without success. Trice, Uomody.Ono Bottle, 12, Three Bottles, fR. '",_ Injection, " " $2, " " |5. Tho Chorokeo " Cure," " Remedy," and " Injec tion" ore to bo found In all well icRiiliiteil drug Ktorcs. and aro rccommendod by physicians and drucr*?.'?1 all over tho world, for their Intrinsic worth uni *:.oilt. Somo unprinclplod dealer?, however, try to docclvo their customers, by Belling cheap an?! worthless compounds,-in order to mako money In placo of tlies??. Re not deceiced. If the drug gists will not buy thom for y:., wrK; to UI, nnd wo will fend them to you by cxprciL', Eccurely packed mid free from observation. We treat oil ?liseuses to which tho human system Is subject, nnd iVHl bo pleased to rocoivo full find explicit statements from tlmso who havo fulled to rcccivo relief horclofore. La lies or gentlemen can address iib in perfect con fidence. Wo desiro ti) send our tliirly-lwo pam pamphlet freo to every lady and pentlemnn In tho land. Address all letters fur pamphlets, medicines, . or odvlco, to tlio sole proprietor, Qi ?_*? Dr. W. E. MERWIN, 37 Wolkor St., N. T. May 34 tbstulyr jtjarTHE SALE OP THE PLANTATION BIT TEB8 Is without proc?dent In tho history of the world. There Is no secret In the matter. Thoy aro at once tlio most Bptvedy, strengthening bealtliresto.-or over dis oovercd. It requires but a alnglo trial to understand this. Their purity can always bo relied upon. Thoy are composed of the celebrated Calisaya Bari?, Cascarilla Bark, Dandelion, Chan?omlle Flowers, L-vondei Flowers, Wi-tcrgreon, AhLbo, Cloverbuds, Orange-pool, Snakoroot, Caraway, Coriander, Burdock, S.-T.--860-X. &o. They are especially recommended to clergymen, pub Uo gpcakors, and persons of literary habita and seden tary Ufe, who requlro (roo digestion, a relish for food, and clear mental facul-oo. Doltoato femalos and weak persons ara certain to find In these Bitten what they have ao long Iookod for. They purify, strengthen and Invigorate. They create a healthy appetite. They are an antidote to chango of water and diet. Thoy overcome effects of dissipation and lato hours. They strengthen tho system and onllren the mind. They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers. They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach. They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. Thoy euro Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbns. fbey cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Hoadocho. They aro the best Bitters in the world. Thoy make the wtak man strong, aud aro exhausted n&twe's great restorer. The following startling and emphatic statements cm bo scon at our oOlco. Letter o? nev. E. F. Cwne, Chaplain o? the 107th No"* York Regiment: Nea- Aoouia Citii>:r?, March 4th, 18C3. Owlng"[(o tho great exposure and terrible decompoal tlou after tho battle of Antiotam, I was uttorly prostrat ed and very sick. Sly stomach would not retain modi cine. An orticlo called l'Imitation Bitters, prepared b? Dr. Dkake, of Mew York, was proscribed to give mi strength uud on appetite. To my great surprise the} gave mo immediate roliof. Two bottles almost allowee mo to J bin my regiment. . . . . I have since eeei them usod in many oases, and am free to say, for hos pltal or private, purposes I know of nothing Uko thom. Bev. E. F. GRANE, Chaplain. Letter from the Bev. N. E. Gilds, Bt. Clair s ville, Fa. Qext-eiie-:-Yon were kind euougb, on a former oc easton, to sand mo a half doreen bottles of riunt-tlor Bitters for $3 SO. My wife having derivod so inuei: benefit from the use of these Bitters, I desiro . rr te continuo them, and you will pleaso send M f,_ bottlei more for the mouoy eucloaed. lorn, very truly, yo :rs, N. ?, ?ILU--, pastor Ger. Bof. Church, Bo__i2*".>' Houx, 80p_nuwEKDENT'? Office, > CiNon-NaTi, Ohio, Jrui. 16th, 18.3. j . *.>?**** ?? I have given your Plantation Bitters to hundreds o our noble soldiers who slop here, more or less dlsablec from various causes, and the effect la marvellous ant gratifying. Such a preparation as this Is I heartily wish in ever} family, in every hospital, and at hand on every battli Held. G. W. D. ANDREWS, Superintendent. Dr. W. A. Om_DS, Burgoon of the Tenth Vermont Be giment, writes:-"I wish every soldier had a bottle o Plantation Bitters. Thoy aro the moat effocUvo, per feet, and harmless tonlo I eter used." Wn.r_uu>'s Hotel, \ Y?*_sux!(oton, D. C, May 33d, 1803. j aE-rr-EM-ii:-We roqulre another supply of yon: plantation Bitters, the popularity o which daily in croases with the guests of our house. Respectfully, SYKES, OHADWIOH k 00. &o. to. ko. ko. ko. Bo snro that every bottle hears the facsimile of on tIgnatnro on a steel plate label, with oar private stain j over the cork. P. H. DBASE & GO, N0. 202 BBO-DWAY, N. Y. *r Sold by all respectable Druggist?', ihyslolans, Orocon Saloons, and country Hotoladealers. Aorll IK ' tbirnlrr PURK1TUKE t FURNITURE ! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEGRAFF & TAYLOR. ROS. 87 ?k 89 BOWERY & 6. OHBYSTO-STBEBT n-TH TBK B-6T -SSO-TED BTOOE OF * PARLOR, DININ?-UOO-I AND BED-BOOM FURISriTXJRE, PRING BEDS AND BEDDING, HT TIIK UNION. OUB FAOTL1TTB8 FOB MAN?FAOTORINO Al LOW I'aiO-H defy competition. GTEAMEKB AND HOTELS FURNISHED FOB STYLE AND QUALI? _Y. We refer y on on board of the Hodson Bi ver t? team . ???, BT. JOHN and DEAN BIOH-COND. Puller's Patent Hair-Spring tfattresiei FIVE STATE PBE-OUMB AWARDED. ? uno 21 t__tu6mo -=-_.-. ii i<a__inf_____--_--a_-_---__ GEORGE STECK _ CO., HAD THE ?NPBEOEEENTED TRIUMPH TO BE AWARDED TWO PRIZE- AT ONCE, TUE ?OLD AND SILVER MEDAL. Attho Fair of tho American Institute, Oot. l8'6 (bolng the very latent date), for General Superiority of tholr GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS. First promlum rocoived over all v'onipo'.ltion, vrhon and vrherovor exhibited. THESE PIANOS HAVE REOE1VED THE __G____T recommonda-OUB from tho following m .lnii;iiinh od Artlatos and Performers : THEODORE THOMAS, GEO. W. MORGAN, W. MASON, HENRY O. TIMM, J. N. PATTISON, THEODORE HAGEN, GEOHUJ- MAT-EA, FR. BRAND?IS, MAX MARHTZKK, S. '<. MILLS, CARL WOLFSOHN, OABL BERGMANN, F. VON BRE?NING THEO. MOELtNG, CHARLES WELS, WM. PEOBEIl. OARL AN8CIIUTZ, JDL. BOIIUBEHTH, A. PAUR, W.U. BERGE, A. DAVIS. O. DEMUTH, CHAS. FRADEL, H. PEOABEAN, AMD O-HEIIS. Ploaso send for lllnstrat-d Olrcnlars. WAREROOMS NO. 141 8th ST.. NEAR BROADWAY, OPPOSITE CLINTON, HALL. A-gnat 23 _ thstuGmo ESTABLISHED 1S36. "THE BERRIAN" HOUSE FURNISHING ?WA.REIIO O _v__S KO. 001 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.? The largest variety In the United Statos, o I ODTLERY, SILVER PLATED WARE TEA SETS, 0A8TOR3. REFRIGERATORS COOKINGUPENSIL8, ko., Ac. TOGETHER WITH EVERYTHING APPERTAINING to tho lino, end nil at the lowest possiblo prices, wholesale and retail for mab. Foroign gooda reduced to (?old vnlne. Catalogues furnlshod on application to my addross. U. H. CASEY. October 4 thuin Smos TOYS, CHINA, AND FANCY GOODS, BEADS, MARBLES, SLATES, ?Se, SLATE PENCILS, &c. AT STRASBURGER & NUHN, NO. 65 MAIDEN LANE, COR. WILLIAM 8T., N. Y. STRA8BURGEB A NUHN BEING NOW THE LARG EST IMPORTERS in tholr Una, and having laid In their FULL STOCK, FOR CASH, at tho lowest gold ratas, aro enablod to offer, for the coming Reason, ox traordinary inducements. Huyera will do well to favo them with their confidence and buy at once. 4_r Moll orders promptly executed. August 23 thstuSmo OLIVER & CO., No. 45 Liberty Street, New York City. LEATHER AND RUBBER BELTING. PAOKING. HOSE, MACHINERY, AND MANUFACTURER'S SUPPLIES: Oak Tanned Leather Belting, Vulcanised Rubber Bolt ing, Patent Stitched Ruhber Belting, Patout Combina tion Boiling, Vulcanized Rubber Hose, Leather Hoss. Grenoblo Hose, Hemp und Cotton Hose, Leather and Rubber Seotlon Hose, Lace Leather, Roller Cover Leather, Mixed Rubber Packing, Gnm Packing, Pure Rubber Packing, Cotton Packing, Cotton Waste, Bob bins and Shuttles, Forco Pumps, Fan Blowers, Turbine Water Wheels, Saw Mills, Steam Engines, and Manufac turer's Supplies, In generaL Anglist 38 tuthh Smos FIRE WORKS. FUNSTON & SCOFIELD, GENERAL AGENTS FOR Lilli.n-alil's Excelsior Flro Works! Importers and Manufacturers of -HINKST GOODS, FIl.E CKACKEIIS, TOIIPEDOE8, LANTERNS, FLAGS, die. No. 9 DJ5T STREET, NEW YORK. Ootober 6 a stnih 3m os ELDER & BROWN, MANUFACTORIES AND PATENT EES of the celebrated COMBINATION CRADLE AND B \BY TENDER, Pro pelling Horses, and all kinds "of Rock ing Horses, Invalid Chalis, wlth.doublc and singlo ?Rheola, from $25 to ?15; Children's Carriages. Fancy and Varnished Wagons, Fancy Salidos, Invalid Carriages, made to order. Fanes Propellers and Baby Bockors, ko., Ac, llis-izo Horses, made to order. 1 Depot, No. 038 BROADWAY. Manufactory, Nos. d19, 450, 461 and 462 WEST STREET, New York. October 25 thstulyr HARPS. J. F. BROWNE & CO., HARP MANUFACTURERS, HAVE REMOVED their Warerootna to No. 681 B SO AD WAY, New York, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Strings, Music, and every requisite for the Harp. Established London, 1810; New York, 1811. s tut (illino Ootober li ANDREW A. BOYD, (8uccesBor to P. B. ANDERSON), Ship Bread, Biscuit and Cracker Bakery AT THE OLD STAND OF If. P. WARD, No. 319 Fulton-Street, (Third door above Greenwich), NEW YORK. October 4 thstu3rao NEW PEEFUME For the Handkerchief. PH-LON. ._JS__*_ A Most Exquisite, Delicate, and Fra grant Perfumo, Distilled from the Bare and Beav.-iful Flower from which it takes itc name. Manufactuved only by ^__"__?__ & SOU.? NEW YORK. mm of ?oMTEBFros. ABK FOR PTTALONS-TAKE NO OTHEF. Bold hy rt_avr'*ts _ea_r_lly. Dft-ember.O .sly? ' E. __?_ WHITING, C0E0NE R AND MAGISTRATE, MAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM CHALMZIUS Bl'BBirr, to No, ?J OH. J__'t .TU__T, ona acor -OtBrMd atTMfa _-_r_M.l i?"-^*j*~'"~*--"-' -- .- -? - - -m ? ? - ---. i N. York Advertisements. KRAUSHAAR ?&. CO." * THE MOST IMPnOVEn GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO-FORTES Fall Iron Frame and Overstrung Bass, MANUFACTORY AND WAREHOUSE Do, t'J Weat Houston-street. Mo.lt NEAR BROADWAY. NEW YORK. THE UNDERSIONED, MEMBERS OF THF FIRM OV KRAUSHAAR A CO., are practical Piano m.korB, a ad as Btich have had a large experience In connection with ionio 01 th> best EntabllehmcQts In this country a ad Enroue, 'i l elr I Isnos aro tundo not morely foi thom, but L y ti mi, ai d under their Immodlato personal s ipervision, i-t itihoy allow no instruments to Icare theil factory and ; ?ihb into tho bauds of thoir patrons, unlcsi t.oy have a power, ovennosa, firmness aud rouniinoosol 4 t.no, an elasticity of touch-without which no lnstru? ment ought to bo satisiactory to the public-as woll a t.at durability In. construction, which enable? It to re. mato in tune and to withstand Budden chaudes of tem? leratnre and exposure to extreme heat aud cold, which aro sometime? unavoidable. They will at all times bo happy to seo the profession aid the public at their Warorooms, aud invite compart. son between thoir own Pianos and those oi any other minu?actory. ANTON KRAUSHAAR.a.TOBIAS HAMM OUARLEH J. 80HONEMANN. April 30___ First Premium Steam Saw-Mills. THE FIBBT PRIZE, THE GOLD MEDAL, Was awarded to the WASHINGTON IRON WORKS >._? liio American Instituto, at thoir Fair, In October, 1801 for the heat aiitOT_rj_._?_-E. s-ii-vy-ivrix-c AND 8TEAM ENGINE OBDEBB FOR THESE, GANG SAW-MILLS, BUGAB Mills, General Machinery, Iron aud Brass Casting! aTorgliigo, Railroad Oars, Ac, ?to., promptly fillerl, _._ Sr elf GEO. M. CLAPP, Treasurer, Newburgh. N. Y.t o? L. ?. WARD, Agent, No. C3 Llborty-s-, (Boom No. bl. N. Y. Co-ember ia ly. NORTH RIVER AGRICULTURAL WORKS. GRIFFIN? & CO., Nos. 58 ft 00 CURTLANB- STREET, N. Ya, MANU-ACT-__n.H AMO D-AL-UH IN Agricultural Iiuplcincuts, Seeils.FcrliHzcrs. NO3. 10, 11, EO, 65 and 60 PLOWS, CELERBRATED Mohawk Valley Meei Clipper Plow, Horse Powers, Threshers and Cleaners, Fnn Mills, Ac. COTTON GINS-Emery's Celobratod SawGin, McCar? thy's Celebrated Roller Gin. Dealers supplied. joy Bend for GItcuI-ts. 2mos October 4 A. AUSTELL, I W. II. INMAN, Atlanta, (Late of Georgia), Georgia. Now York, AUSTELL & INMAN, COTTON & COMMISSION MERCII-UXTS, NO. 80 WALL-STREET, NEW YORK. WE ARE FULLY PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL OABH ADVANCEMENTS ON CONSIGNMENTS from Merchants and Planters, both at this placo and at onr agencies throughout the South. Our Mr. AUSTELL, of Atlanta, will arrange advancements there. COTTO? and MERCHANDISE will bo forwarded to iib with dis patch by onr agents, Messrs. BRADY k MOSES, of Sa vannah. We will exert our best energies to glvo satis faction, and promote the lnteresta of our patrons. Consignment, from onr Southern friends respectfully solicited. - 3moa September 28 i _____OS_ _R,_ -?_C" ISTIE-W".. __. OKTEn AKT) D_AX__- 1H fin? Grcccrlag, Cholos Tea?, ?te.. ct-M Not. 260 a 203 GREENWICB-ST.. COB. OF HU BEAT, NEW YORE* .orember MARBLE WORKS, X?TE-VaT" ".TO-?-ES:, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD STONES, MANTLES. &c. OUR WHEE, IN DESIGN AND FINISH, IS UNSUE? PASSED lu this country. Jrders through mail will receive same attention a_ when Riven in person, -.ddress lettera WATHAN & COMPANY, No. 199 Mercer street, Now York. Drawings and Estimates upon application. August _?_3mo TODD & OAPFERTT, ENGINEERS &. FOUNDERS, Office anil Works, Pateraon, New .1 trio jr. WABEHOUeB, NO. 4 DE .-STREET, N. Y. MANUFACTURERS OF STATIONARY AND PORT? ABLE STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS; Flax, lemp, Tow, Oakum, and Rope Machinery; Shafting, illll Gearing, Iron and Brass Castings of aU _ln.<s; ?/athoB, Planing Machinen, Drllla; Shaping, Slotting and Joring Machines; Gear Cutters, Centering, Milling and lolt-Out ting Machines; Chucks of all hinds. Leather ind Rubber Belting, Lace Leather, Bolt nooka, and raneral Supplies for Railroad and other Machine Shops, iadson A Snow'u Patent Goyernors. Saw Mills, Cotton Jins, Presses, &o., constantly on hand. TODD k RAFFERTY. March 20 ly No. 1 Dey-Street, N. Y. 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