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We are now willing to enter into terras of of pacification.” We hope that the fall of Vera Cruz and the Castle of St. Juan D’Ulloa is to grace our country’s annals before any such policy as Mr. Calhoun’s is seriously entertained. After that we might advocate a temporary suspension of hostilities until Mexico could take a second sober thought on the subject. She i»as not however taken the first yet, so far as the public is definitely informed; though there scerns to have been received at ; Washington some intimation of a willing ness to treat for peace. This country has all along held herself ready and willing to make peace. But un til Mexico declares the same willingness.we arc disposed to cry “Come on McDufi. ’ This country might remain quiescent, in the manner .Mr. Calhoun recommends for j half a centurv, and the Mexicans would | never come any nearer to a pacification titan they are now. Their national obstinacy is proverbial. And the only way to conquer it is to make them feel that war is a scourge, and not a blessing. Stationing pacific troops among them to dance at their fandangoes and to buy their provisions at enormous prices is not the way to conquer a peace. Neither could the border foods to which the war would degenerate, if there be any hos tilities along the proposed line of fortifica tions contribute to that object. Kclirt' foi Ireland. The papers of this country are teeming . with the most lamentable accounts of the Bufferings and destitution of poor afflicted j Ireland. lu our extensive exchange list we , do not now meet with one scarcely but wuat j has a portion of its columns devoted lo this groat, and terrible calamity. Its huge, and horrid proportions come upon tiie mental vision with an awe inspiring effect; and like an immense black cloud threatens an over shadowing gloom over the future. Tuis famine in Ireland is destined to figure on the page of history as one of the direct scourges that ever afflicted humanity. We hope that it is also destined that history shall speak of it, as having elicited the most strik ing and triumphant proofs of the active prin ciples of philanthropy. We hope it will be j recorded that our country was conspicuous < in the work of sympathy and succour, and that our native State and city were not lag- i gards in the noble cause. We call attention to the card of the Com mittee of donations appointed by the Mayor. ; We hope that donations will not be confin ed to money. Many can very conven ently engage to contribute in produce. The mo ney subscribed will probably be converted on j this side of the Atlantic into Corn. This plan will he better, than to send the money, which could not be laid nut to the same ad vantage, at the scene of disaster. Let the churches take up collections also. Many persons of the most charitable hearts, ( hut too poor to contribute much, will thus have an opportunity of contributing their mite, who would withhold their names from a subscription list. Vet however small the gift, be it borne in mind that it is twice bless ed. ‘ - It blesselh him that gives and him that takes,” IS V Ti'lr^iupls. [Transmitted fur the Baltimore American.\ Arrival of tlie Sarah Sands. Sixteen Daps Latter fron, Europe—Further advance in Breadstuff's — Great Suffering and Mortality in Ireland. The steamer Sarah Sands arrived in New York yesterday afternoon, having left Liverpool on the 20th of January. At eight o’clock last night we received, bv Magnetic Telegraph, the following intelligence brought ay tin’s arrival. The Sarah Sands left Liverpool on the 201 h • Januaiy. Western, N. Y. Flour was worth ( rty two shillings; Indian Corn one shilling; higher; Colton not so firm. The Liveipool Times of the 10th January ! quotes Flour at forty three shillings and six pence; Wheat four pence higher; Indian Corn, one shilling higher; Colton, dull. London, January 3. ■ The Bank of France has been renewed by a loan from the Bank of England. The English funds are depressed and consols falling. The distress in Ireland is unparallcd. Famine and disease are carrying oil the poor in great numbers. The civil war in Portugal is turning in favor of the Queen. The session of the Spanish Cortes was opened ontheSlst December. The Queen’s speech re command* liberal provision for the clergy and church. At L verpool, January 7, Flour was six pence per bbl., and Is. per sack dearer. Os bonded wheat a of superior white. American brought 1 Is. per 70 pounds. Large purchases of Flour was made at 395. fid. for Philadelphia and Baltimore, and at 10s. to 40s. fid. for Western Canal. LIVERPOOL, Jan. B.—Wheat this morning 2 to 3 pence per 70 lbs. dearer than on Tuesday, and Flour in bond six pence per barrel dearer. — In other articles but little done, and prices with out change. Indian Corn steady, and Indian Meal hold at thirty four shillings per barrel. Cotton firm--Salcs of 7000 bales. U. S. Senator from Jlichigan. Hon. Alpheus Fclch, (Dem.) Governor of Michigan, has been chosen a U. S. Senator from that State, for six years from the 4th of j March next, in place of Hon. Wm. C. Wood bridge, Whig, whose term expires with the present Congres.s The Loan. The New Y ork Journal of Commerce of Tues day, 3 p.m. has the following: — Certain gentle men in behalf of the Canal Bank, and others, chiefly at New Orleans, have arranged for five millions of the new Treasury Notes-three millions lobe placed in the Canal Bank, and two millions in New York. The rates is six per cent notes at par. This supplies the immediate want's of the Trea sury. and the Secretary it i» understood, will soon j issue proposals for further suras to be closed in sixty-days. The notes now negotiated are for in vestment, and so will not come into market. The news has inspirited the market. of the Pilot Boat Wtu. Gaston. We regret to learn that Ihe Br. barque Dunbrodv, in ernino to sea veslerdav, ran 1 r* o - • into Ihe Pilot Boat Wm Gaston, lying near Tvbee Bar, and badly disable her. Site was immediately got under way with the intention of getting her into [tort, but when abreast Tvbee light she went i down. Stic was owned by Messrs. Chris tie, Stevenson,and Thomas, branch Pilots. ! Xo insurance.— Savannah Republican , 12/A inst. Alabama Iron. We learn fnun the Tuscaloosa Monitor lint a bloomary will soon be established near that city, for the manufacture of hollow-ware and other descriptions of iron castings. In I Bibb. Shelby and Talladega counties blooma ries and forges have been in operation for some time, in the two former for a number of years and the results so far are highly en cour-odng. I'he .Monitor states that beds of ibe finest ore are found to an incalculable ex tent in Tuscaloosa county, and is ascertained to be superior to anv in tiie south or west.— An iron master of Tennessee, who compared it with his own, gives it the preference, both for the quantity and quality.—-Mobile Herald Tribune, 9 ih ins!. New lurk. Capt. ILtll. of bark Horatio, of Boston, which arrived at New York on Monday, from New Or leans, was boarded on die Ist inst., in lat. 3-3 22, lon. 7-1 45, from ship New York, and received the i following note from Capt. Hull :—“Sir, if you can spare me any provisions 1 would be extremely obliged. We are short of every thing except su- I gir and tea; —beef would be most acceptable, if you can spare nothing else. We would like beef , and lire td. 1 would also thank you to report the ship ■ New York, 4 days from Cove Beach, N. C., where 1 she has been ashore. We were driven ofl’on Sa turday last, during the Westerly blow. We are bound to the first port for ballast. Ship leaky.”— Charleston Courier, With inst. DC/ 3 At a meeting of the City Coun cil of Augusta, behl at the Council Chamber on the llth February, instant, his Honor the Mayor laid before ('ouncil, an appeal of James Adger and others, a Committee of Charleston, S. C., solieiting I aid in behalf ofilhe suflfering people of Ireland. Mr. Harper offered the following resolution, ! which was unanimously passed: Resolved, That Ids Honor the Mayor be request ed to appoint a Committee of Five, to receive and ! forward the donations of those disposed to furnish I money and breadstuff, for the relief of the suffering i people of Ireland. Committee Appointed —John Bones, James Har per, Joseph Davis, Philip McGran, M. D. Maher. Extract from the minutes of Council. ; Feb. 13 W. MILO OLIN, Clerk. HELIEE FOR IRELAND. Ma voa’s Office, ) February 13, 1617. $ At the suggestion of the Committee of Five, ap pointed under resolution of Council, for receiving subs riptions for the sufferers in Ireland, that their i number is inadequate, I hereby add lo that Com mittee the following citizens, with the request that j they will serve: John Kerr, Daniel Hand, John C. Carmichael, i John Foster, William Walton, i Feb. It L. D. FORD. Mayor. ———aw—i Haw—ai—■— Died, in Chelctw, Ala., on the 16th nit , John McAdams, aged 23 years. He was a volnnieer, belonging t<> Company 11. of the Georgia Regi | ment. and one who was respjeted by both officers and privates. iM) h m vi l iT i TI v U .’I IfJL EJ ii 1/ § .1 i i • latest dates FROM 1. 1 vs. a poo I.J \N‘ 4 LATEST dates from u a vre .I::::::::::::::::;: JAN. 2 SAV \N N \II. Feb 13— Cotton. — \rrived since the 4th inst.. 8,700 bales' Upland, (4.135 per Bail Road. 3.485 from Augusta and landings on the -fixer. 1.020 via Darien. 30 per wagons,) and 521 Sea Is'ands. The exports for same period have been 7,7! 1 hales Upland and 27 Sea Elands; leav ing a stock on hand and on slfioh > ird n it ch ared, of 03,072 hales Upland and 2,594 Sea Islands, again*! 19,028 bales Upland and 1,931 Sea Islands, at same time last year. 'Fite market at the close of our la°t review was firm and so continued on Friday, the first day of our commercial week. On Saturday there was very ! little doing. On Monday iHe enquiry was some j better, hut since that time tiie demand has been very limited. A decline has been submitted to on the lower qualities of an 4 to 4c. per pound, while j the better qualities remain firm. We give thefol i lowing quotations, with tiie remark that some con ; cession would have to be made lo effect sales of j any magnitude. ! Inferior. 10y ! Ordinary, lOlalOj i Middling, II a U ! Middling (air, 1 Hal 1 1 Fair and fully fair, 1H.12 Good fair to fine, 12Li124 Round bales of a similar quality are about 4- a 3 j cent, per lb. cheaper. The sales of the week amount to 3.947 bales, as follows: li at UR: 49 at 104; 53 at lUf; 124 at Rif; 231 at ‘I; 45 at IH; 26 at 11 3-16, 1.618 at Hi; 266 at Hi; 693 at 1U; 132a111 j; 298 at 11 ?; !OS at 12; 30 at 124; 25 at 424, and 136 bales at 124 cents per pound. Rice. —There has been a further advance of an { a s-c in lhi« article during the week. The sales reported am >unt to 1313 Ics. viz: 17 at $3; 27 at 3 3-16; 563 at 34.259 at 3 9-16; 267 at 3i; 13 Jat 31; and 6u tes at 84 per hundred lbs. Corn —1200 bushels Georgia Corn, part with and part without sacks, sold at 90c per bushel.— Holders are now demanding higher prices. Flour. —Sales of ( anal and Baltimore Flour at our quotations. A lot of 100 bids Georgia, lor shipment to Europe, brought fCf per hid cash. Coffee. —A lot of 73 hag« Rio brought 84 cents per lb, and 20 bags do,Hi to 84c per !b. Bacon. —'l’he only sale of importance we have to notice this week is a lot of 10,990 Sides at 74 to i 8c per lb. Molasses. —Gne cargo C uba, arrived during the week, consisting of 148 hluls, 30 tierces and 3 bids was disposed of at 21c per gall. We also hear of sales of 130 hhds at 224 to 23, and 30 tierces and £0 bbls at 23 to 2tc pergall. In New Orleans, tiie only sale reported is 50 bbls at 33 cents per gallon. Sugar. —3o hhds New Orleans brought 84 cents per pound, and 35 hhds do 8 to BJc peril); 30 hhds Florida was disposed of at 64c per lb. Salt. —The only sale vve have lo report this week is 6<KK) bushels at 17c per bush. Hay. —This article is ad van sing. Sales of 100 | bales Eastern at 874 lo sl'pe. hundred lbs. Re- I tails from store at SB per hundred lbs. ! Domestic Liquors -■rHales of 200 bbls. N. Or leans Whisky at 26c per gallon; 40 bbls Northern : Gin at 30c, 60do at 33c; and 20 do at 36c pergal- I Ion; 10 bbls N. F. Rum at 29c per gallon. Exchange. —Sterling bas declined since oar last i and we now quote 4J to 5 per cent, premium. In Domestic there is no change. The Banks check on tiie North at par. They purchase ."fight to -5 Day Checks at 4a I per cent, discount; 30 Day Bills at Land GO do.at Ha 2 percent, discount. Out door rates are a fraction better. Freights. — Foreign are dull at 9-1 G for square and sc. for round hales Colton to Liverpool. No vessel up for Havre. Coastwise—For New York, they are brisk at i to I for square and round bales Cotton and §1,624 per cask for Rice. For Boston the rate is Ic. for square and round hales Cotton and $1,874 for Rice. For Baltimore, |c. for square and 13-1 C for round hales Cotton, and §1,50 per cask f<>r Rice. For Philadelphia, the last engage ments were 4 and ic. per pound for square and round bale; Cotton end 51.50 percruk ffrßtce ! CHARLESTON, Feb. 13.—Cotton.—We left the market at the close of our last publication in a comparatively quiet state. The excitement grow ing out of the accounts brought over by the steam er Hibernia had not only subsided, hut fur two fir three days prior to this date, a certain degree of langor prevailed; and as the week drew to a c!o-e a contention sprang up relative to a reduction in prices; holders, however, maintained the ascen dency. and hence the limited operations of Friday last; but since that period, the scarcity of -hipping and the advance in the rate of freight, together with the pressure of oilier circumstances, have se riously operated against this staple, and transar- j lions have been effected at a decided reduction on the quotations gix'ea in our report of the morning of the 6th inst. On Saturday last, the transactions were confined to some 739 hales, without any de cided change in the general feature-’of the market. There was no improvement in the demand on Mon day, but a strong desire manifested iisclf on tiie part of some factors to sell, and the sales of the day reached 1000 bale- on somewhat easier terms. On Tuesday a .d Wednesday operations were al most entirely suspended—(reaching on tiie former 400, and on the latter day only 190 hales) —in con sequence of the large concession dem mded; but on Thursday holders came to terms, which resulted in ; the sale of 2100 hales at a positive reduction of 4 to if. from the highest point of the market; and up wards of 1000 bales were sold yesterday at similar prices. Tiie market was so unsettled at the close of the week that we find it impossible to give quo tations at present. The transactions since our last reach 5400 hales, and the receipts in the same time 13.914 bales. The sales comprise 55 bales at 104; 62 at 104: 266 at 10J; 85 at U>4; 1172 at 1 ; 95 at 114; 1042 at I 4; 332 at 111; 727 at 114; 867 at Hi; 167 at 1H; 94 at 1H; 231 at 12; nml 54 hales at l2}c. We have no new feature to notice in Long Cotton. 'l’he transactions continue light •and at former prices. The sales tins week will probably reach 3Uobales. Gram. —There have been received during the week some 11,500 bushels of North Carolina Corn, the hulk of which has changed hands at prices ranging from 93t0 103<-. per bushel, which is an advance on former prices. No Oats or Peas have been received. Between 2 and 300 bundles North River Hay have arrived since our last, and been sold at $ I per 100 lbs. Jlaco a. —The stock on sale is comparatively light, an i prices continue to advance. Some iO.- 009 weight new sides have been sold at 84c ; and 500 new Shoulders brought 74c.; and Mams 10c.— Our quotations will gi»e the range of both old and new meat. Molasses —There has been received since nur last, upwards of 100 hhds., 44 tcs. and ! 4 bbls. Cu ha and 200 bbls. New Orlcan«. Ofthe furim-r, I 8 111 ids , 8 ics. and 2 bbls. had been sold lo arrive, at prices not made public; the balance, however, were bought on arrival. at, prices ranging from 21 to 224- The latter is retailing from store at 34 and 35c. per gallon. Domestic Liquors. —Tiie transactions of the week have been limited, and confined solely to New Or leans Whisky, near 300 bbls. of which have 1 changed hands, at prices ranging from 26 lo 23c. 1 per gallon. Freights. —We quote lo Liverpool Colton in j square bags. 9-!Gilts. aid. We «a»uld remark that | while the former rate lias been taken to fill up, the ; latter is the current rate for three vessels that have ] commenced loading since our last; there is, how ex er, not much offering at this figure. Rice 55 a 60s. The last engagement for Havre was $ T for I | Colton. The New Vork rate has advanced, and ! engagements have been freely at *c. for square ! hags, and per tierce for Rice. We quote to I Philadelphia ic. for Cotton and S’ i per tierce for Rice. There has been no change in the Boston rate, and we quote as formerly, viz: Colton 4c. and §l4 per fierce for Rice. NEW YORK, F-b. 19.— Cotton. —The market ; since our last, his been dull, and prices are but i feel) y supported; we continue our quotations of .Saturday generally, yet it should he remarked J that sales ar>* occasionally m iking at a decline of 4c per lb. The sales since our last are 2500 hales, 1 ol Which 1300 were Upland and Florida, thu-: Ord to good ord l!4a 1 Uc; mid to good mil 111 a 124; raid fair to fair .24 a 13; fully fair to good fair 134 to : 34. Freights^- Continue firm to Liverpool at 7s f>r Flour, 24d f ircorn, for abut' equal proportions in J hags and bulk, ani 23d. in bags. The Sardinia | has engaged 24.000 bushels Corn, and tiie Ann j 51 Kim.been taken up to load Flour at the above l rates. Three or tour vessels have been engaged j sit Boston, to load at Philadelphia and Baltimore at I Bs. for Hour, and 24fi for corn in bags. We have j no change to notice in other directions. I Exchange. —There has been some business done i in foreign for the packets, ami we now quote bills j on London 54 a 6 per cent prem; Paris 15,10. MACON, Feb. ll. —Cotton Our market has not been brisk for tiie last few days, because the receipts have Inert light, and hut little offering.— j The operations that have been effected, are at for mer prices, and vve mav say the market is firm. Prices rule from lUa 114 rents. NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 8,2 p. m. -Cotton The e is some inquiry this morning, hut little has transpired—a list of 23!) bales sold at easier prices. Sugar. —The demand is active, and sales reach 709 hhds—no change in prices. Molasses. —Sales 8.0 bbls at 27 a 274—anima ted. Flour.— Quiet. Some lots bought on specula tion offering at reduced rates —sales 250 and 590 bbls. Ohio at §6.25 and 1000 for Havana at 6.374. Corn. Market nearly hare of supplies, and pri ces fully sustained. Hales 156 sacks white at sl, 500 Yellow 1.02, and 3900 bushels p-r fiat boat, one-third yellow, balance white, at 1,93. Bacon. — Hales 10 casks Sides at Bc, and 15 Ics sugar-cured Hams at 11 —Hides retailing at 8, Shoulders at 6, an I Hams at 8 a 11c. Ear 1. —60 bids fair sold at 74c, 109 prime at 71, and 219 tierces from ihe levee at 8. Whisky. —Sales 60 and 50 bbls at 231 c, and 100 at 23. SHIP? I NG 1N TE L LIG ENC E. ARRIVALS FROM CHARLESTON, Ship Charleston, Brown, New York. Brig George, Y'ates, New York. I MEMORANDA. T«ie sc.hr- Mary Ann, Whorf, for Charleston 3 , > cleared at Baltimore on the ! hh inst. The schr. Eliza, Hand, from Boston for Savan nah. put into Holmes Hole on the Bth inst. The following vessels were up at New York, on the 19th inst., for Charleston—Steam ship South erner, Berry; ship Charleston, Brown, and schr. Louisa Reeves, Caviiier,all to sail on the lib in stant.; brigs Emily, Butr, on the lOih; ship Sutton, Galloway, on the 13 h, and schr. Orson, Hender son, with despatch. And the following vessels for Savannah—Schrs. Frances Eilen, Taylor; Se guin'.*, Cole; Alexander M., Casswell, and brig Wilson Fuller, Cobh, on the 10th, and brig Excel, Macy, on the 13tU inst. SAVANNAH, Feb. 12.—Arr. schr. Lake, I Like. New Y ork. Chi, brig Melatnora, Kenney, Boston; Portu guese sclir. Amizade, Jones, Gibraltar. Went to sea, brig Lewder, Conklin, New Y ork; schr. Oute-i**. Cornell. New Orleans. CHARLESTON, Feb. 13.—Arr. bark Como, Mayo, Boston; brigs Hellespont, Crosby, Provi dence; Frances, Dorrife, Nassau, N. P.; schrs. Merchant, Tessier, Matanzas; Henrietta, Hughes, Baltimore; Redwing, Brown, New Y ork. Cid, ships Sir Clias. Napier, ( Br,) Teare, Liver- i pool; Vesta, (Dan.) Elingeus, Flenshurg. Went to sea, brigs Staer Koder, (Nor.) Boye, j Hamburg; Washington, Munroe, New York; Cen turion, Faulkner,New York; schr. Wando Passo, j Eddy, Providence. NOTICE. I WILL attend on Monday the 22d inst.. at J. G. ; Green’s office in the 4th Ward; on Tuesday, th«23d inst.,at the Globe Hotel; on Wednesday, the 21th inst., at the Eagle and Phoenix Hotel; ! and on Thursday, the 25th in>t.. at the Scale Hou e in the first Ward, for the purpose of receiving the : returns of all property liable to be taxed in accor- ! dance with the laws of this State. ISHAM THOMPSON, r. t. r. r. c. Feb. 14 . 114 LOST, ■g" OST riding down town, a SILVER PENCIL M-J CASE with GOLD PEN. The finder will be rewarded handsomely by leaving it at this of fice. Feb 9 ? 106 FOUND. A VALUABLE POINTER. DOG, about one year old, Ivad and ears brown and body white with brown spots, which the owner can re cover by proving property and paying lor this adJ xertisement. Apply at the Arsenal. Feb 14 3 1M GltlvL N E A.Ndl'i I VBJvI3ION tAtI - N 1’ LOTTBEIBS ! J. W. MAURY & CO,, SUCCESSORS TO J. G. GltlvGOitV A ( <>.. MAAAGEKS. KXTiI A CLASS No. 7. To be determined bv the Alexandria Class G., Saturday. February 13, 1547. SALES CLOSE ON TUESDAY. $ll),00(H $5,090! 93,0)0? $2.50! $1,117! 100 prizes of $1 ,«H.O Besides numerous others. Tickets only $!9 —shares in proportion, CLASS No. 7. Determined by {.lie South Carolina Lottery,Class No. 7, TVbruarv IS. 1S !7. SALES CLOSE *** $.0,000! $3,090! $2,189! 10 of §1,000! Tickets §s—shares! in projiortion. CLASS 11. To be drawn at Savannah, Feb. 20. 1817. SALES CLOSE ON SATURDAY. 4,000 DOLLARS. $1,000! ssou! $159! 2 of $300! Are. Tickets only $1 —Shares in proportion. For sale by JOHN V. MILLF.N. Agent. Opposite the Masonic Hall. from the country promptly attended to. Feb. 13 ~l>. ¥msW &Tco. “ MANAGERS OF THEGEORGI.V LIT ERATURE AND GR AND CON SOLIDATED LOTTERIES, AUGUSTA, GA, CHNHE Subscriber having l»eeii appointed Agent J2L in this city, lor the abo'.e LOTTERIES, ! begs leave to inf>rm the public that he will he ready to supply them with Tickets in the same, un and after Monday, first of February. E. 11. BEZANT. ILoad street, o iposite the (J. S. Hotel, 1 door below the Bank of Augusta. Jun 31 112 — 1 2 D. PAINE .5s CO. 31 VN.VR&RS.” DRAWING DUE WEDNESDAY EVENING. Georgia Literature Lottery Class No. 7, for 1817. To be drawn in the city of Savannah, Geo., on Tuesday, IGiii Fehruary?Hßi7. $390! SSOJ! Arc. Are. Tickets $1 —Halves 50 cts. Risk on package of Quarters o ily §3,75. DRAWING DUE TUESDAY EV’NG FI?B. 22. Grand Consolidated Lottery ol' Delaware and Georgia. Class No. 8, for 1317. To be drawn on Saturday, February 20, 1317. 50,000 HOLT/RS. §20,005! s'O.OOO! $6,000! §3,000! 10 of $1,000! 40 of sso')! with lots of otliers. Wh!o * Tickets only §12 —shares m proporli n. For sale by E. 11. BEZANT, Agent, Broad-st.,l door below the Bank of Augusta, j fcjF“Orders from the country will meet with 1 prompt attention if addressed as above. Feb.ll 111 WAREIiOrSE & COMMISSION MSI N E S S . EgAHE UNDERSIGN El> continue to transact w the above business at their exten-ive I IRE BROOF W A REDOUS E, on Jack sun-st reel, near | the Depot of the Georgia Rail Road, and to receive Cotton and other consignments per Rail .Road, without any charge/nr druyagr. i Their personal attention will be given to the in ! terest <>f their costumers in the storage and sale of all Cotton and other consignments entrusted to their care,and liberal advances made when desir i ed on produce iv» : lore. D’ANTIGNAC & EVANS. Sept. 33 * ly IC\ WSH.N A Wk.WKirS Extensive Eire-Proof' li are-House. f HA 11E undersigned respectfully inform their .11 friends and the public, that they still continue the WARE-HOUSE & COMMISSION BUSINESS, at their old Stand on MMniosh Street, where they will devote their personal attention U) all huHne&a entrusted to theircare. 'Their rates for Selling and Storing Cotton and other Prodiice, will be the same as other regular houses. Orders f<»r purchasing Groceries. Bagging. Rope, &c., will be promptly filled at the lowest market prices. DAWSON & WEAVER. July 31 Gm 17 PLEASANT STOVALL, ir. 1 UK HOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT WUTILL CONTINUE THE ABOVE BUSI t? w NESS on his own account, on I lie first of 1 September next, at the Warehouse of Sp/vall & Simmons,at which time that firm w ,ii p e dissolved. I Arrangements have been m;uie v.illt Messrs. An j dres, Spears Woollen, (in whom said Warehouse I is rented for I lie ensuing year.) for storage of i Cotton and other produce consigned to him. He I has also engaged the services of his present part- I ner, Mr. G. Simmons. j Augusta. July 3D. 1846. aplO aug 26 CON ST AN TLY ON ]um A LWA VS IMPORTING AND M A NUFAIN TURING the best and most fashionable : styles of FURNITURE. I would particularly call the attention of pnr chaseis to Chairs of my own manufacture, the w irkmanship ofwhicli 1 guarantee to stand; if not, return them; likewise all articles of my manu facture. Also, on hand a beautiful assortment of WINDOW SHADES AND TRANSPARENCIES, of numerous patterns, and I propose to sell for sock prices, as will leave no excuse for purchase's. CHARLES A. PLATT’S, Jan. 19 ly 9i T AILO HI N G HUS I \ ESS, rtniiE subscriber respectfully informs the citi i zeijs of Augusta, that he has commenced i the above business in the store formerly occupied I by Mr. L S. Morris, nearly opposite the Mansion , House, where lie intends Alaking and Trimming in the most fashionable style. His Trimmings shall he of the best materials,and he warrants that his workmanship shall not be surpassed by any other establishment in the city. A trial is re quested to establish the fact. G. W. SHACKELFORD. Jan 17 26 90 BRICKS FOR SALE, THE subscriber has for sale and will keep on hand at his Brick Yard on Green-street, 350.000 BRICKS. S. L. BASFORD Jan 21 _ ]y 96 • Executor's Sate. On the first Tuesday in May next. Vill he sold.at the court house in the city of Savatmah, A Jot of land on Toccoa Creek. Habersham county, granted to the late Edward Telfair, con j taining 375 acres. Sold under a decree of the Su* ] perior Court of Chatham county. R. HABERSHAM, Surviving Executor of Alex. Telfair, Ei rutor of Edw. Telfair 1 Feb 7 108 RELIEF OF THE SUFFERING PEO PLE OF IRELAND. raiHE undersigned committee have been ap _lL pointed by the City Coum-il to receive dona tions, in money <>r provisions, which may be ten- S dered for the relief of the snffeting people of Ire* J land. They will he gratefully received by each i member of the Committee. JOHN BONES. JAMES HARPER, 31. 1) 31A HER. PHILIP McGRAN, THOS. DAVIS, i Feb 13 2 B 3 FLOUR AND CORN 31EAL. BBLS. Canal FLOUR 25 do., best Country Flour 50 Bushels Com Meal For sale low by JOHN R. DO\T . Jan. 7 ALE AND CIDER. BBLS Joint Taylor & Soa‘ a Superior CREAM ALE 40 bbls. superior Newark Cider. Just received and fur sale by W. & J. NELSON. Feb. 3 Gw 3 104 GOODS FOR SPRING SALES. TJA AV. B ANCROFT.2S3 Charhs ia 2 s ton. s. C., would respectfullv invite the at tention of Planters and their families, who may visit Charleston, to his slock of Rich Fancy and ♦staple DRV GOOD*. His stock will he found one of the largest in the city, and lie is enabled to offer superior inducements in the way of low prices- The stock of Negro Goods, both Colton and \V bollen, will he found to embrace nearly all the leading styles of fabrics usually sold, particularly the Georgia and South Carolina Colton and W oui leii Fabrics. ALSO, A complete assortment of rich Dress Silks, (col ored and black,) Bomhasins, Alpaccas, Colored Muslins, Ginghams, White Goods. Shawls, Ate. Are. 'The stock is intended to embrace every arti cle in I be Dry Goods line. Country Merchants u ill find it to their advan tage to examine our stock, as The. same goods are j ottered at wholesale in rooms separate from the ve i tail department, and at prices well worthy their attention. Jan. 19 3m— 91 §!0 REWARD. Runaway from the subscriber in Reau fort. So. Ca. on the 27th December last, n Negro man named JUNE, a Carpenter. '/W June is a black man about five feet. 10 or .3—]] inches high, with full heavy eyes and stammers, between 25 and 30 years of age. The above reward will he paid for his delivery to the Jailor of Augusta where he is well known, or five dollars fur his security ia any other Jail so that 1 get him. ISAAC TA\ LOR. Feb 5 ts 106 REWARD? REWARD!! RaNAWAY from the subscriber, near Eatonton, Ga., about 15lb October last, ABR A 31, about 24 years old, of dark cop (<S per complexion. 5 feet 4or 6 inches high, weighing fr an 145 to 150 pounds, with a ’ small sear between tlie eye and cheek or some* ! where about the fare. The last I heard of him he | was near Crawfordville, heating about the rail I road. 1 think it probable he is lurking about | Madison or Augusta, as he has friends at oil her i place, or near some station on the road between j those points. 1 learn that he is making for North ; Carolina byway of Augusta. Any information l about him will be thankfully received, ami a libe -1 r,.1 reward w ill be paid fur ais lodgment in some jail so I may get him. J AS. C. DENHAM. Feb. 6 wtf—c 107 {U7*The Charleston Mercury will copy the above five times, send me a paper, and forward their ac count to Ivuonton. STEEL. THIS celebrated Racerand Stallion will make the ensuing season at the .J-JtIIX. Hampton Course, Augusta. Ga.. and will attend alternately, every ninth day. at C her j okee Bonds. 8. C., at the moderate )irice of S3O the season, c tsli. with $! to the groom. 'The season w ill commence the Ist 31 arch and j end Ist June. Fur pedigree and performances s»e bills. JAMES GARDEN. Ecb. 5 4m 10G HOWARD HOTEL, NEW YORK. Corner o f Broadway and MuifJs.n Eanr. fl;,—X THE Subscribers thajii.fnJ/of A | £[ ihe very liberal patronage they *; ; tj . i.- : M U have received in lie* above w• I! J g a , I known and extensive Establishment beg most res p-clfelly to solicit a continuance of the same, with llie assurance that as no Hotel m the < i;yis i better calculated to ensure the comfort and ron j venfence of its guests, so at no other House u ill ! stronger endeavors be manifested invariably, to 1 deserve llie public favor. 'THOMAS <1 WHITE. Jan. 5 2;no— '9 FOR THE TOILET, A Ninvoi e of Ifarrel’s 8IIA’» fNG CREA3I, and other Soaps, with a great variety of Essences and Extracts, Brushes and Combs, Etu ! Lnstrael. and Hair Dye - Powder Boxes and Pulls, i With a great variety of miter articles of Foreign I and Domestic manufacture. ■hm B 9 J. E. MARSHALL. LOST. A GOLD PENCIL CASE, with an Amethyst j set in the head. 'Hie finder will he suitably ! rewarded by leaving it til this office, j Jan. 28 _tf 99 COTTON AND WOOLLEN MACHINE RY" VO IS FACTORIES. I FWNHE iinder.-igned having formed a connection with one of the largest and most extensive | Machine Shop* in the United States, are prepar ; ed to furnish every description of Cotton and Wmd- I len Machinery of the latest improvement, ar.d in | the best style of workmanship, at the shortest no tice. Samples of the same can be seen at our I shop near the Rail Road Depot. HOPKINS & HARDMAN. Augusta, Ga., Jan. 12. B5 COTTON GIN FACTORY. riflllE subscriber will remove on the fir.-t October a to his SHOP on Green-street, two doors above the Baptist Church, where Planters can lie supplied with Cotton Gins, Thrashing Machines i Corn Crushers, 4'c . of his make, which will he, warranted to perform well. Do not mistake the place. Be sure to look at the sign befor" you ea ter the simp. JA3IES T. WADE. Augusta,Sept. 25, JBl6. 1 TAYLOR’S HOTEL, iFormerl y SI. Nich oI a s Hotel,) 28 COURTLANDT STREET, NEW YORK. EHAHE subscriber, late of the Tremont 'JVmpe ni ratice House, has taken the above Hotel, painted and put it in good order, and opened it as a Temperance Hotel, where he would he glad to j w ait upon his former pal runs and the public gene ; rally, who may feel disposed to give him a rail, ! pledging himself to use, all endeavors to make ; their stay agreeable while w ith him. Price of board per week, $7. “ “ day. 1 25. ELD AD TAYLOR. Feb. 7 6 —02 l€B Brilliant Military Silver Bullet \ e>t Buttons, UCH as were the subscriber for Gens, j Jackson. Glasscock, and many otliers of our ; military worthies of the last war. .Manufactured jby JOHN GUI3IA RIN, Watch 3laker, at No. 153, Broad-sf. Augusta,Ga. N. B. 'They are made with the same old punch with one of which Gen. Pakenham was mortally wounded at the battle oA New Orleans, on tlie 81 It January, 1815, of which the wonderful incidents therewith connected and recently republished, can be seen at No. 153 Broad-st. Augusta, Ga. dec 31 ts 75 POTATOES, Just received from the t) or fit, DDLS, yellow POTATOES, fur planting • ’Lr 59 do. a choice article for eating, ALSO, ■ SEED RYE, Seed Oats, Corn and Cow Pan*. For sale by SCRANTON & STARK, Jart! 3m . 73 #4, \ T7| *ass* fUt^, 'i't3fe, , A FT lilt TH 13 LC.ru IXST., all < lotions *rSL remaining at the Georgia Kail Runt) Depot I over *2 i hours afier it is turned on the platform, will be sent to the nearest Warehouse, at the ex pense of t lie consignees. Tuaxsp x. Uitjce op the G. R. R. A R. C. > Augusta, Jan. 12,1817. ( Jan, 14 37 FOll SA LE. A handsome dark brown FlLLY— "“small and at live. She moves finely un o-iI, i the saddle, and is w attained sound, 13in]iiire at this office.— Rib I’M I Foe A irsPEfTAO LEST NEITHER Tin: IT I'.XCIi MEMSCTS. nor wul. I.ASTON’d L.NViLliil i’EUISCOITC. J\J>r Z r -4 -f \- s ■ >ct p rrjAO all who experience inconvenience in the u-o JsL of the common kind of Glasses, anil espi-ct | ally in nightreadiusr, these Spectacles w til he found i a most valuable substitute; in no case, except where ! the optic nerve has been pronounced diseased, have I they failed, w hen properly fitted, to give satisfac. ! tion. No better proof of their superior merit ran be ' given to each individual who nny need Glasses than the satisfaction he v, j’l experience in the u-8 of them. 'Fhes? Glasses can be obtained in this-place onljr of CLARK, RACKKTT At CO., Agents for the Manufacturers - , who have now on hand a good supply in gold and sii ver frames. Perifocal Glasses fiiled to any 1 rame, | fur anv v ision. Spectacles in gold, silver and steel, forsale very low by CLARK, RACKKTT & CO., Dealers in Watches,Jewelry, Sil\ er W art-, Ac. mayS 13/ ~CLARiCMCKETT & CftT HAVE just received a }Z/% new and large stock of GOLD and a-P»Sll.\ Kit WATCHES. of the makers. Watch Trimmings and ornaments; JEW - EERY, OF ALL KINDS; Silver Spoons. Forks, Knives and Cups-- Plated Ware; \\ niters. Lawton/, Candlesticks, Tea Sets. Cake flaskets. Ac.; Bri tannia Wire; Painted and Japanned Waiters, in sets, a new style; Table Mats and Brushes, ol a {inequality; Mantle Ornaments, gill and silvered, with drops; fine. Alan tie ( locks, in wood and mar ble; a groat variety of Fancy Goods, Work Boxes, Bead Bags, Bag and Purse Clasps; Gill, silver and steel Beads; Cologne Bottles, silver, pearl, shell, ivory and velvet Card Cases; shell and i;j;c buffa lo Dressing Combs; flair Brushes. Tooth Brushes, Ac. !Six Barrel Revolving PISTOLS, A sizes; another lot of the famed "EeeotiiirT’ RAZOR, with *2 blades; a good supply also of Rodgers* and other maker*; Rodgers. Mechi, Chapman. Saund ers. “Lecontre,** and Emerson Strops; Shaving Creams. “Gnerlain” and others; Old NaplcsSoap; choice Lather Brushes: fine Pocket Cutlery, Ac. SPECTACLES. The Perifocal Spectacles, cold !>y us, we still recommend, with great confidence, to uyr ciitr tamers. Wo have a good supply in gold, silver, | and steel frames, and are prepared to fit them to i old frames at short notice. Gold and silver Spectacles, with the ordinary convex ptiass. for sale at very low rates, and gias.— i es fined to suit the sight with accuracy. N. B.—Clocks and Watches repaired and regu : lated with care. Uan h Glasses, 'fools and -Ma terials for sale to the trade at low rates. on 22 13 p ]) EC ID E\) Lv~iNifiVV. r]sll1 E slock of ( EUTII s, ( asi meres, \es tings, na Fancv Articles, ami Ti fanning*, just opened ! by John Bkidgks. Merchant Taylor, next door below Ihe i oiled .Stales Hotel, hioad-strect. Air -1 guspa. '1 he public are respectfully invited before, ordering th ,ir garments elsewhere, to examine the above stock, xx hicliAhcy will find to comprise the best selections that can be made in the New York market. y- JOHN BRIDGES. ■ N. B—Making and Trimming as usual in tho most fashionable manner. Jan 5 1 DARULIHH’OrYPE MINI ATU It 338 7 Cl E. JOHNSON. wliosn !>• Miniatures have vix en sm-h universal sa n - , faction, is still in the city, and invites the public • to call at bis rooms, corner of Brood and Mclu j tosh SiUvets,ever the Mure ol Clarke, Racket! A , Co. [Jan. 2*5 U* ’\ ' i \ -ig vs’i %% a - A 'fX ,J v c* '[T r\' '’Fy O-t x J W ,V * V. g" ——' —, Ji \ ESP ECTFI LEV invites the aitemion of the cirizinsof Augusta, and c i all dealers in and | (,-unsunmre of : buying in this ma.kef, to an entire new stock just opened in the elegant" bioek of iron-front stores recently erected on th * north side o{ Broad-street, and known as “M.’tea it's liaiigey' (his s(ort is (he I lower one of the block, three doors above L‘. <».\- (jrvn'. s’, and three below the Drug Store of J. jv. Marshal, form oil >/ Dr. L ratf's,J where he i< rue pared to offer one of the richest an J ohuisest stocks j<* . . p : Forcipi cc Dor. cCSiic Drv Ctockas everopen-d in tiiis city. lie would especially ask their altentinn to th. advantages prepared fop the ronve.nietire of custom-rs in th • extensive eha: -c.- terof his assortment, which lie intends shall •. -.n bracc every article that can he called for under the j name of Dry Goods, and in the ample room and j perfect light to aid in their selection. Fof-advan tages in buying, for the comfort and conyem -nee | of put chasers-, for saving their iLpm-aml mor.ey. in* ; efiort has beer spared, and none u ill be spared, i which the interest of buyer ami seller can | or an enlightened economy dic tate, to make his i IsgsiKessin every respect deserving the patronage of the public. To his former customers, to whose liberal con4* - l dence na i past patronage be has been so long in ! debted for business in another iMaT. he would e»- 1 peciaily extend this invitation to call upon him at his new location. Augusta, December 17,18-16. 66 : GEORGIA, Burke Comity. ERE AS, Isaiah ( arier applies to mo v w for letters dismissory on the Estate y[ I George W. Cnrp<*nter, deceased. Tiiescare therefore to cite and ndmoni h all and siitgularthe kindred an creditors of .slid deceased to be and appear at my olTi e \*;thin the time pre scribed by law, to slawx cause, if any they have, wbysaid letters should no; b«* granted. I Given under my band, at office iu Waynesboro, i Januarv 2jih, icii/. T. 11. B LOT NT, Clerk, b Jan. 27 9S GEORGIA, Eicl imofjd county. HkilK AS, I.ittleherry B. executor w w o<i me estate of Nathaniel Beale, late of i said county, deceased, applies to me for letters dis -1 miss-xy. 1 These are, therefore, to cite an 1 admonish all I and siogolar ilia kindred and creditors of ■ a.i i i[e rteased, l > be and appear at my oil ire wi fun the time prescribed by law, to shew cause, if aiiy they have, why said letters should not he granted. Given under ray hand , alolfic„ in Augusta, 18th January, ISI7. LEON P. DUGAS, Clerk. Feb 2 103 I GEORGIA, Richmond County. H E R EA S. WJLLI A M FI L( fiER and » * JOH N ( . FU Lt II ER. administrators on ; the estate of JOHN FlLCfifiß. sen., dec-rased, by tbtir petition laid before tlie Court of Ordipa»y on the Idtb day of November, 1.-H6. stating that they had fully administered on sanl estn e, agd praying that citation for dismiss-ion may i;.-ne; q,y dered by the court that thec-ierk issue citation: '1 hese are therefore, to cate aptl admonislt. ail and singular, tiie kintin a and creditor.- of said dt-- j ceased, to be and appear at my olHce within the time prescribed by law. to show cause, if nny they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my haml. at office in Augusta, nov 2‘J Cm LLUN I‘. LjLtjAsi, Clerk, LARD LAMBS. A Sf. Pi’Ll of rich and beautiful Solar Lard Lamps, from the factory of Cornelius A Gw , ju»t received and for sale low bv CLARK. R4CKSTT A f"0 0'129 p ■ ’ *