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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-19

A COTTON NOTICE.. BOGART AUCTIONEER, BY s.
"A BO0ART-Frioay Nov. 49, at l0a O'Clock, at No s. D
vision street Of Market executors sale Of household
furniture mahogany sofas tables mahogany chairs bureaus
mahogany wArdrobes looking glass bedroom aud kitchen fur
niture. &C. BLANCHE JOHNSON, Executors.
UCTIoE NOTICE.. BoGART, AUCTIoNEER BY
IA 6. BOGARP-Friday at 10 O'Clock, at No. Ii Spruce
street. sherGs sale OF large quantity Of book letter
and envelope papers twine ONCE furniture and hxtures plat
safe Herring's patent DC, DC Catalogues
be had the auction No North William street.
A UCTIOE NOTICE.-SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
IA furniture.-T. OUIDSMITH auctioneer will sell
Saturday l0s o'clock the private residence
6 wes Eleventh street Sixth all the furniture in
house ParlosThree suits of rosewood furniture
sk brocade silk velvet rosewood eegeres
Nth satary marble tops centre and side tables ady's
Laire lined with satin rosewood piano
with pearl keys and mad with pearl elegant paint
ipgs satuary works carpets curtains
Turkish and reception chairs rosewood etegeres with
mirror doors bronze clocks brackets &c Dining fur
niture, with the furniture twelve bedrooms.
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DARHUMs MUSEUM THE GREAT AMERICAN IN.
I'D Giant only ntfesern Of yet
er high together with the celebrated American Dwarf Lady
eighteen and but thirty inches high
This afternoon O'clock and also this evening nj ~
o'clock, THlDDpss Theatre OF Ars including moving
model Of the fsfalhan steamer, under way Be~e~a the
parts pr VALENTINES Oddities The Giant Dwarf Grand
Aauara. Ac u be at all times Ambulance - all. -
cents. chAhtten under ten. ~ cents
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TTNiJMAs NFIrCH, AUC1luNkth-OFfIuE No. 10
Spruce street Sherins u groceries. vines liquors
IA kc Friday. Nov ~. M IL ari'ck \ VI. ~ No lg1
" hing, st consisting n 4 - assor'ar,t Il grove
wines torofa sevNra e4'er sCap esudes, dc, &c
JAMES &. NlLLEr, sheriff
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CPEED, COMFORT. ECO Monty.
~ FOR SlyhNNtH AMI rf nRrDA

SyPFED, COMFORT ECONOMY
~ FOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.
United States Mali Line.
The favoute steamsbrp FLORIDA. Captain /. Crowei.
viii leayr Saturday Nov. 20 3P NJ from pier North
Through tickets had tho following places
fare lou by other from New York W Sa
ysnnaa, accomm odauons superior
New York TO New Orleans $50 Mobile $S Mont gomecy,
Ala, SIS Atlanta Ga $2s Albany Ga x2l Columbia, Ga,
S23 Macon, Ga. s.; Savannah, SfG
n. BPers0ns wishing through apply hour
before the departure the freight passage
apply 10 SAMUEL H. MITCHELL SON Is Broadway.
The Aabans Captain Geo Schenck win succeed and sail
on Nov "a
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list Of contributors e
Geo. ID. Prentiss,
Charles Swain,
Fitz Green llalleck,
Chas. J. Ingersoll,
Ore stes A. Brown
son,
Gen. ,Gey. p. Morris
Nathaniel Deering.
Hon. Chas. Gayarre
W. Gilmore Sinlms
Park BENJAMIN.
Hon. Albert Pike, o
Arkansas,
Able Adrian B0u
quote,
Hon. X. T. Conrad
Rev. Ralph Hoyt,
Seha Smith Jack
Downing.
j. Z. Headley,
John q. SAKE,
Lieut.. M. +. Marry
Edward $. Gould,
Chss. y. Briggs,
&. y. Craneh,
VIM. II q. Hosner.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NVhhCGSs
An ENERGETIC BUSINESS NAN. WHO CAN CON.
~ mand cash capital o. 6ep and over can bear Of an
unequaed opportunity engage as general commission
chant count produce groceries &c can meet with an er
pereuced partner desired Address o. r. box 32 Post Of
fce Cbllicothe, Ross Co, Ohio.
A PARTNER wANrED-wrTH FEW HUNDRED
N dollars 10 travel South In genee cash business n will
~ pleasan, as wei profitable Apply 81 Nassau
street., second aoo~, room No. 4
DARTNFR wANTED-A CAPABLE YOUNG MAN or
respectable connections with capital OF
studied architecture for three DESTROYS
partner with well established architect Address Arch
ieci. Herald Office
61an -PARTNER WANTED; ONE WHO WOULD
tUV. like GO Souh for The winter and uin the ADVERT
scr purchasing the fixtures cf light cash business vii
nay each per week Call 4, % Nassau street No T.
9SnQ WANTED, hPARTNER Win ssoo IN CASH
.DUV. IN ~ the best paying gncery stores the city
the money used IN purchasing additional
day At z8 Broadway, room Nc 8
c,I aQa pOwN.--A GREAT CHANCE FoR An IN
GIVVV terprfsing man-Partner wap@ 4 An person
having chase haf 81 lease
ne furniture u one q The best hotels y The CITY rh he
nv stable nov clearing on year h. viii be taken
clerk with salary n 800 mt has rhs srss chance
person understanding hcl buAess RED OuehA az
Ire expenses PAD uc ss,S6A dSes aeteieg ph uaP'
= Ha-'tea Post ohee -soads We,. Rem,m5ef, Cppsr
Csueda
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CRsAT UsTTsn sTATxs MAIL SOUTHERN STEAM
~ shI ines for Havana sud keg Wes,, ia Us Ihsries
Ton TIE splendid and stte stes - A1Nt. Zap
tain William Rollins WIFI Cbstlesnn fr Key West aud
Hsv,n. on the sin ana ioh II eaeh onh TIE Chwiesa
steamships w leave his pvt ff Chsres,o1 efs-y Wetnes
DAY and saturday. al aoccck ~ fam rser No. Moth
rgee eonnec.ng with the TSABKL for ta~ acoye cora
spovfoRD rii, ssroS d u, - 5rotss,y,
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IJEsRy a LEEDS. aucTIoSEp-saLEsRooN %

IL ENRr u. LEEDS. AiCftnNEkR-SAL.s NO
III ~ Ns@@sn streri.-iisNky LEEDS 60. viii sell
AUCTION saturday Nav ~ AZ los O'Clock. at the ssies
fooyn household furniture. consisting
sms IN brncari mahogany do IN hair coh
horany chairs extension dining tables mahogany
falling iraf o. oak dining chairs brussels and Ingram
rsFsfs rugs mahogany and rosewood bedgeaas
ras pahoesny rtie top dressing bureaus chan
e'ierN frAther beds holsters and pillows
bapses 'oet ssebg sctug general assortment To b.
rpd ~tiin,vt
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SALES AT AUCTION.

IA hold furniture panofore, oil paintings, bronzes and
many works OF art JOHN FISKPLATT auctloneer viii sell
this day Friday November TO- at los o'clock precisely at
few doors from Sixth avenue consisting Of sold carved
etegees with miror and marble tops and backs
rosewood secretary and bookcase lined with satin wood cen
tre side and sofa tables, Turkish reception and reciang
chairs pier and manel mirrors superb seven octave piano
forte with pearl richly carved; rosewood stool and
rich embroidered cloth cover paintings the Madonna by
Series two match paintings Scenes IN Germany by Ogo
fru piece by Hungerord First Born by Goldsmith Paran
marble satarv bque and bronze vases and hgures velvet
carpets And rugs match extension dining table, Bullets
French china dinner and sets, rich glass ware
silver plated casters spoons ivory handled and
bureaus oedsteads and washsands in suites style
Louis XIV French china toilet set richly decorated pure
blankets countepanes, &c mahogany sofas rockers
chairs mirrors. &c. competent person will be
attendance pack ship cart the goods reasonable
charge The attention Of the public is respectfully called
above extensive sale the furniture being the
kind and Amos. having been made 10 order only four
months since. Sale perempory and positive, shine
JOHN FISKPLATT, Auctoneer
aipn ane
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Al ne loves, marxetpric
CARp TO TIE LAprEs.-rBE TOILET Is ESSENTIAL
y beauty yRi Fhss K xx si;s sSa az ss.
s ~aA s %rs, %S s no ..Ss as s"
Yellow and and salow complexion
delicate, sof,, smooth aud vcve,lk appearance. n
sci~s All irritation ana impsrs - the conntensnc. nsnrai
vited 10 Try . bottle
the sss. grss a:ass .ss ~" q the a.A . much
dreaded Ia the winter months completely removed By
Grand street corner q aisa Ses sors n Bssore ooen
until II O'Clock hight
CONSTIPATION tCosrIyESssS AND DYSPEPSIA
by "Davys gr-s-,a Crscksr- ssrr.she aud nu,ri,s
sssss. scos 1s, sc e orSas sea
and bowels % te normal ccnucn sslcnshes all rssses Of IN
and aaanswersbe chsracer Not particle drug mci
cine 70 NJ 9, ~ aad %
ss 81 .s only y ss " r
pound WI keep for years IN any climate Noae genuine
w ''''' '-AD' ISAAC SccAr. si9 ra.y,A stree. ny
nRE . LowESrHALs WATER CURE AND arx.
IL nssnm At No ITO Beecxer street u open for The
S1@ may Ss ssn = Is. e..ssmea ssssS, board
ss S ga .epsrss s,nasr ssp, !, osls.s ss
Erse's CANCER cuRE-ruIs VIEW ANp WOW,
N derfuldscovery warranted 70 every kind ~
lancer o. WEN rss End rinsn p four d.y wsss injury 70
felt Sent By NAL % any ,irsss Cor ~ h hs proprietor
only. WILSON q. kiN9 Troy, "
ccorrs roorHacHs pssrEoysR- voorHAcHk
~ cured IN Few minntea and permsneut cure,
without pain, sold 4, the drug store,
- GRAND sTREsf, CORNER or ALLEN
E % o SsS L. I'D s.s or sas ana
will remove All soreness from
UiGFRkTrD TFRrH, swosLsT fAuR
n win render deeared tooth useful One
prasson generally sucent The pain Of the vp
iennooshacbs Ths remedy 81 draw hs nhsmuasiu frcm
and the pain almost immediately Persons
troubled with the ootsche should bottle bstws going
dentist they Will thereby avoid the torture Of The dentss
instrumental Prfce 4 bottle Sold only n The above
sore, 50 Grand street. corner OF Allen.
THE LATEST BEST AND CHEAPEST GLOBES MADE
Hobrooks eight inch terrestrial, which with al other
globes patent inkSands outline charts blackboard rub
bers pointers patent slate globes school apparatus and rn
for schools supplied NJ the
Teachers Home, as Broadway Send for catalogue 70 "
q. BBOwNEIL, Secretary Nev York.
WILLIAM A. FILLS, DEALER IN ALL KINDS or
w Southern and Eastern timber and lumber. Orders
ceved and erecucd with despatch for building and shipping
purposes. once Is South street. YORK.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE. PRIVATE FAMILY, WISHING
IA avoid the inconvenience Of auction will sell at p
vae sale this day at less taan half the original cost all the
elegant costly furniture contained in the private residence 1853
Ninth door from Twenty first street consisting
part solid rosewood suits French brocael and hair
cloth ctegeres side pier tables, Turkish
hairs lounges To match pier and oval mirrors all kinds
4 rosewood and mahogany bedroom furniture Brussels and
ingram carpets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-19

I,OR NORFOLK AND RTCHMOND.--THE UNITED
H States mail steamship JAMESTOWN Capt. Parish will
leave Saturday ah inst at O'Clock r. M from pier Is
North She viii arrive Mt Norfolk Sunday afternoon
and at Richmond Monday morning Passengers for the
South will proceed by the great Southern mali line Travel
sill find this the cheapest peasanest and most eIpedi
tous Passage and fare Including state to Nor
folk S. 20 Petersburg and Richmond $40. Apply - HENRY
LuDLAM, 81 Broadway.
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.10R SALE AT AUCTIoN-BY y. az. II. sCHENcK. IL
n front their store No - Nassau street. Friday, 18th
.n n, IL O'Clock second band well made coupe Ia excel
lent order requiring any expense TO be put upon
fyFo wFII.ES NICHOLS, AUCTIONEER-BROWNF
VI NICHOLS will sell at their saesroom, NO. 80 Nassau
reet Saturday Nov - al lD6 O'Clock large assortment
yarhss ,eweIry gold and silver watches. fun
sceies ps and earrings studs, chains pencils pens with
usual variety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-19

SALE THIS DAY 10TH

DAWNHNUkENH NAIF TIIIH UAY NTH TNeT., OF
wopeas wearing apperal of every description Al A. w.
eRIST AEARg auction store No = Bowery consisting Of he
araes ari vausbie collection of cloaks on ali kinds
~ all Kinds remnants Of vi kinds shaw IL NJ all
der ohing of all kinds together with large assortment OF
,stA bankee bedding &c, by order of John 3. lew
~ sssh avenue. Sale g commence al ~ ceocs B.
and others respectfully requested "a attend ths
aaie II beiag tse largest stock offered this seasou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-19

nBTCH BULBS AT AUCTIoN-CLosING OUT SAILS
~ Friday and Saturday 18th and 10Th inst by j. r. VAN
AnTwmRP rs William street, II o'clock The
prime order and worthy the attention "a florists
in general consisting of hysciuhs tulips, iris
ohpauiis, crown lmperisis, lilies, &C, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-19

DooTH A sEDGwTCKs LONDON CORDIAL GrS-FoR
ID sale n cases e quarts and pnts by EMIL HAAS co,
agents. 80 Broad street
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DFRFwPrORy SAFE

u OF desirable dwelling house and lo ~ The Ninth ward
viii be sold ., public aucon the III day Of Notember
1855 At ~ O'Clock nj the Merchants Exchange IN Tire
city of New York, by JANIS " NisER, Aacnoneer the
three story brick dwelling house No Barrow street aud NE
lot beng on the north side of said q2 feet 6nch~ west
Of Bieecker street The house has all the modern improve
en and the sale viii be pervmptory Fifty cent " the
purchase money may remain bond aud mortgage For
further particulars apply 70 JOHN DEvELlS - Liberty
street
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AT MEETING OF THE EIGHTH WARD CONSTABLE
N Convention held pursuant 10 "A call from Tammany Hall
General Committee at Buffers of King and Hudson
Streets the following gentlemen daily nominated
bert Bauve Consables of the Eighth
ward. DANIEL fAMM, Chairman.
1uonAs FEE, Secretary.
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HENRY - LEEDS. Arc-rIoSEER-sALFsRooy NO q
M DOUGHTY, AucTioNkER AMP !

wi remp,ory sale OF hous bold furniture Of family,
moved 10 SAL srOom Cor nienrc Of sale.
N. DOUGHTY. Aucsoreer.
VIII sell 10 SATURDAY. AZ iois o'clock AZ salesroo ~
Nassau street
The frrusar~ consists IN % 100 yards superior velvet
carpet Brussels do threeply and ingram carpets
r ly rosewood piano made on
Of Boston rosewood eiegere with mirror doors and
back esarv marble centre tables
chandeliers and brackets aud black walnut dining
rom furniture together with large assortment % mshogsny
and chamber every description The
whole az which made 10 order and fully warranted
Catalogues ready.
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EDWARD scHFNcK AUcTIoSEER.-BY r. 4 r. H.
Ia acHEkCk0n FRIDAY, 10Th inst at O'Clock, At their
sslesroom, No IS Nassau street. second hand coupe well
made and IN excellent order not requiring any expense
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUcTI0NgER-BY Z. =. II.
u SCHFNCK-On Friday, 18Th nst at O'Clock. at their
saleArcom No 81 Nassau street bay mare years old 1874
hands warranted perfectly kind and gentle
Also leather top and set OF single harness.
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nor CHARLFSToN-THE STEAMSHIP KEYSTONE
STATE having superior stseroons will sail from Phi
ladepha for Charieson Saturday, Nov 90 at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. The steamship STATE OF GEORGIA will sail AZ
Savannah Saturday, Nov II nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ
A. HERON, JR., Agent
artlt ina
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CTRAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELF Asst, DUB
- lin and Londonderry without delay for $50 Return tick
teaner of the line. $50
GLASGOW, Capt Ihsmpson.. Wednesday Nov. "a IL
EDINRN Ra Capt Cumming Wednesday, Dec ~ IL noon.
Rates of gsssse-Casin 5 third class found with cooked
pr0visaOns SO
Fer feigh. or passage apply to
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A TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
n psnys New York and Galway Line. The next depart
from New York will be the steamship CIRCASsf AN,
Captain George VIM Jackson Friday 10Th inst touching
at 81 Johns f. to receive the royal mails Prices Of
sage first class, 800 second $50 third $40 including free
tickets TO all the principal cities railroad Ia Great
Britain. Third class provide plate knife fork &C. and
bedding Passage TO 81 Johns first class $50 second $5
For freight inquire OF the American Express Com
pany o. Hudson street 81 broadway and at their other adver
tsed offices in the interior Passage the third class be
secured OF the above Offices Ia bring out from
any OF the principal cities the ues OF railroad In Great
Britain $35 Galway for 800 American Express
Company ALEX. HOLLAND, Manager
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RELIEF FOR
n A r D M E S!
$6,l50 LOTTERY,
POSTPONED TO


Friday, 23ria day Of April, 1858!
-~~-~>->~~--~~-->-~-~~-~~-~
TINE undersigned are again under the disagree
i able necessity of informing their friends and
patrons that owing to the dull sale of tickets for
the last month they are compelled to defer the
drawing of their Lottery, (Reef for Hard Tmcs) to
Friday, the 23rd day of April next.
At mAich time the Scheme rA positirety be dramn,
1Uhethcr the Tickets are all disposed Of Or mt.
They ask the indulgence of those who have al
ready bought tickets for another short month, as
suring them that at the expiration Of that time
they shall be relieved of further suspense.
For the benefit of persons who have not seen the
Scheme, we give synopsis Of it:
PRIZE No. l is q beautiful new Rosewood Piano,
: octavcs, eaborat.ly carved, Pearl Keys and in
laid with pearl, $3.50. No. 9 to No. l5l inclusive,
are each entitled to Ten D,llar Bill. No. 1852, is
likely Negro Man, 95 years Of age. 81 ,000 No.
1913, valuable Negro Woman and her five chill
dren, ranging from 8 years of age to an infant,
50 600 "a small furLunr to the maroon rha din..a.
This Scheme presents unprecedented induce
mcnts to those who wish to invest in such an en-
tcrprsc, as there is not a particle Of Humbug
about il, and those who draw will never have cause
to regret the investment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-04-07

Edgefield, S. c., Feb %, 1858. t
Gurrvt0n Academies,

TINE Exercises of these Institutions will be re-
sumcd on the frs, Molday in February next,
under the supervision Of lr. JAMES MORRIS
in The Female, and A. P. BJTLER, Esq, in the
Male department.
MIR. MORRIS has had nineor ten years experience
in teaching and came to Ills place highly recon-,
mended By those for whom ho had taught, and
others, and years. experieaee here has proven lie
is entitled to the hig testimonials bestowed upon
him. and we cheerfu'ly and .onhd.ntlal'y commend
him to the public as one vel calculated TO advance
nun;s entrusted to his care. He will also super
wise the most advanced pulls in the Male depart
ment.
MIR. RurLER's capabilitesto teach and manage
arc co well known that We leem it unnecessary to
say anything in regard to his merits.
Prof. BARKlEY will instruct in Music and
French. He is reputcd 10 te thorough French
G.l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-04-07
THE PLAN OF DRAWING.

Six hundred and fifteen numbers will be placed
in the wheel and one hundred and ffty-thrce drawn
out the first drawn number taking Prize No. ],
the second, Prize No ,, and so on until the lo3
prizes are all drawn.
~ Persons at distance who wish to invest iii
this splcndil Scheme eau lie accommodated with
Tickets by inclusing $40 to the undersigned
Schemes will be mailed to those who wish them,
free of postage.
TT Lists Of The drawing will be furnished Tic
day after tic Lottery is drawn.
HARRISON s. PITTS, Managers.
Columbus, Ga, March 30 1853 4t II
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Headquarters,
9Tn REGIMENT, S. C. NJ, I
TrcXERs POM, April 5, 1858.

9TH REGIMENT, S. C. NJ, |
TrcSERs POM, April S, lS5e
ORDERS, NO
rINHE LOWER BATTALION of this Regiment
i will assemble at RED HILL, on Saturday Gath
April armed and equipped rs the law directs.
The UPPER BATTALION will assemble at
SHINBURG on Tuesday 9th April, armed and
equipped Is the law directs.
The Commissioned and non Commissioned Off
cers will assemble the day previous for drill and
instruction.
Lieut. Col CoRLEY and Maj BURTON are charged
with the extension OF this order to their respective
commands.
s5Fs- The Staff are hereby ordered to appear in
full uniform.
BY order Of Col. j. w. IoMPklNS;
April 1853 st l3
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MISS NJ. CLAKE.


These Ladies come to highly recommende!a
rs ladies of refinement all Scholarship, and Win
strnpp testimonials of thu competency, expert
ence and efficiency as Tcallcrs.
The Proprictors feel we assured that the lns!,
tutc, under the manascmot OF these Ladies, VIII
be we'll conducted, and wi afford educational ia
ciiies equal to those otany Institution Ill the
State.
The Scholastic year is tyidcd into two Sessions
of five months zach. Thtirst Session Will eiid
on the 10Th July The se,ud will commence on
the 2ud day OF August amend on tie l'tl day
Of December.
The RATES OF TU1TDN are as follows
In the Primary Department including Spell
,inn Reading, Writing, rithmetic, Eng
lish Grammar, Geosraph, and Vocal Nlu. -
sic per Session, ............. .-..'....S Si-'oo
Tn the Collegiate Departmel, including Read
inc Writing, Eng. Grammar, Geography,
Notnral PHILOSOPHY, Chelistry, Geometry,
AIgcbro Logic. Rhetori, Eng Compost
tion and Vocal Music, pc Session., .......2 .2OOo
French (Extra) per Scss'n. .......... looo
In tie Ornamental Department,
For Music ON Piano, pcricsson .......2 2o,OO
For Drawing and Paintig i'll Water Col
ors, per Session., ........ IVY ,oo
For Needle Work, Embpidery, &c pr ses 5,oo
Students of Music on ti,Piano-Sll be charged
q per Session for usc of hno, to pay expense OF
keeping instruments in tun
Each pupil will be chargd 81 50 per Session to
detray contingent eXpensesfo fuel, SC. :.
The Institute will be furnished with three n ~
amos in three separate room Of the Institute build
ing for the use of the pupil.
Vocal Music is doomed II the Proprirtors to be
necessary part Of every yung ladys education
hence singing is made pat of the regular sXer-
cises of tic Institute, and TIC whole School will be
exercised in Vocal music often as twice week.
0'>'' W. v. ADAMS,
s. y NICHOLSON.
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New Spring. Goods !!
WRIGHT, ALEXANDER & co.,
GLOBE HOTEL BUILDING,
BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, GA.

BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, GA.
\ RE now opening one Of tho largest and mos.
III, attractive Stocks of
| NEW SPRING GOODS
ever offered in Augusta, embracing all the newest
fabrics and designs in Dress Goods.
Robes DeQuille, Odalisque and Flounced ROBES,
- IN Silks Twisted Silks, Bereges and Muslins;
Black and Colored, Plain and Fancy SILKS IN
great variety
BERAGEs, TISSUES, Printed organdi and Jac-
onet MUSLINS;
B0MBAZINEs, Challies, DeLAINEs, ALPACAs
DcBEGES, French BRILLIANTs; -
English, French and American PRINTS; s
GINGHAMS, &C.. &C.;
Our Stock Of LINEN Goods will be found very
desirable, embracing super Irish Linens, Pillow
Case Linens, Table Cloths, Damasks, Napkins,
Diapers, Towels and Sheetings
Stella, Merino, and Berage SHAWLs, scarfs
Chantilly Lace and Mourning MANTILLAS.
great variety;
Plain and Dotted Swiss, Jaconet Null, Nainsook.
Tarlton, Plaid and Striped MUSLINS;
EMBRO1DER1ES and HANDKERCHIEFS In
every variety of style and quality;
and GLOVES for Ladies, Gentlemen
and Children, in English, French and German
Goods; - -
Corded, Grass and every variety Of Steel. Spring
HOOP SKIRTS;
LINEN and COTTON GOODS for Men and Bows
wear;
Dimity, Damasks. Curtain Muslins Marea;,,o.
Quilts;
3leached and Unbleached sheetings and shirtings
all qualities;
'snaburgs Marlboro and Georgia Plaids and
Stripes, Tickings, Checks, and full assortment
+ Staple Goods. We invite an examination of
ur Stock. Our Goods will be found as represent
in quality, prices reasonable, and terms ac-
ommodatng.
Augusta, Mar 16 Ct 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1858-04-07
Mar 1G
Notice.,

a IL persons indebted to tho estate of Daniel
"A Boone, decd, are requested to make immed;-
ate payment, and all persons having demands
against the same are hereby notified to present
them properly attcstcd.
LIP. BOONE, ,a,,,o.,
PETER QUIT. "o"i ''''
Dec. %, 1857. tt 60.