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- ■* r,l * Mr * e * WW * J - -„ utmost ability and d??pafc;!i, and tho heads and assistants of lias bureau are justly enti tled to compliment. Within the last few weeks eight regiments have been paid off, in payment of which between two and three hundred thousand dollars have been disburs ed. There arc still thirteen regiments—the twelve-months’ volunteers belonging to Gen. Taylor's army—to he paid off. These regi ments are expected to arrive here dav by d iv, and will be paid off as soon as they present themselves, \osterday, the department was busily employed in .settling the accounts of the i ennessee cavalry and some companies of the Georgia regiment. Numbers of dis charged officers and men, who are not paid off in corps, present themselves individually, ami the settlement oi their accounts, although a source of pleasure to the department, must necessarily be attend *d with much vexation and delay. Capt. Blanchard, we perceive, is an attache of the Paymasters’ department, and we will venture to say that he will do honor to his appointment.” [From the ,\ 1 . Journal <>J Commerce, June 3.j Arrival of the Hibernia. II BAYS LATKK I'BO.II EIBOPK. The Steamer Hibernia reached 80-ton at 6 o’clock this morning, from Liverpool, .May lUili, eleven days later than the previous ad vices. 'l‘he substance oi the news, as com municated by telegraph for the Journal of Commerce, is here subjoined. The la-l quotation for flour at Liverpool was 50s. bbi. The quotation tor .Mobile Cotton is probably too low. Liverpool, May 19 — The Cotton trade tins suffered severely from the pressure which has prevailed iu monetary circles. A better feeling has however begun to mani fest it sell, since merchants have had leisure to peruse the advices brought by the steamer Cambria. A greater amount of business is doing, and prices have an advancing tenden cy. The sales of the fortnight ending Mav l-lth, were 55,360 bales. OI this quantity 4100 American were taken on speculation, 1800 American fur export. In the course of the week ending May I tfh, a further de cline of one-eighth penny per pound was ac cepted by the holders of American descrip tions. 'Plie price.- declared by the Commit tee of Brokers, May 14 li, for fair cotton, were, —Bowed, 6|>l., Mobile, do: Orleans, H|d. The imports of the fortnight, 33.333 bales; of this year, 473.357. The estimated stock of cotton in Liver pool on the I 4th May was 523,500 bales; at the same time last year, 780.870, thereby fallowing a deficiency this year ut 393,370 bales. The smallness of the stock of grain a!! over Europe, and the consequent dearness ot provisions, become more and more teit, and high as prices were previously, a further and important advance has taken place in the va lue of breads! lifts, both in this country and in many of the near continental ports, witiiin the last fortnight. The doubts generally entertained whether cn< u_h will reach us from foreign countries to make up for the home deficiency until the n xt harvest, have been the cause of the late advance, and we must admit that the short ness of the supplies from the growers, the rapid diminution of the stocks in the grana ries at the different maritime ports, and the general tone of the advices frt m abroad, have afforded ample grounds lor apprehension.— Wheat ha- however reached so high a point as to put it beyond the reach ot the poorer rlascs. A greatly curtailed consumptb n must therefore follow, —and this may perhaps he the means of staving any further immedi ate rise in the value. Canadian red wheat I - fid to I is white 14s. to I 4s. 3d ; U. »S. red I 3s. 9d. ?o I Is.; white at I 4s. 3d to 1,45. Bd. Indian Corn was worth 50s. to 5U fid. on the 4th inst. Yesterday U brought 635. t,j 665. per quarter of ol 480 ibs. On the 4th we quoted Canad.an ftour at 40s. fid. Our q not a t ions to-day show a rise ol seven and six pence lu Bs. per quarter on the for mer, and Bs. 6d. to 9s. 6d. on the lat er. 'The latest accounts from the Continent fahow that much scarcity prevails in several parts, but as the navigation was opened, large supplies were expected to comedown flie rivers in a very short time, whereby the wants of the people ul those countries would not only be supplied, but numerous cargoes would be transported to this Kingdom. Ac- | counts from Smyrna, dated 30th ulr, mention that grain had further declined in value, and ! that the accounts from the adjacent localities on the subject of the crops, were decidedly of a nature greatly to allay future anxiety, whilst the estimates made of the quantities available for present necessities, exceeded all previous returns. The market for American cured privisions keeps steady, and as there is little or nothing ot this description of goods n »w arriving from Ireland, the importations from the 11. S. in most instances meet a ready sale. The value of beef, pork and hams is much the same as noted. Bacon, however, in consequence of tiie scarcity of supplies, and particularly of fresh meet, which ranges from 7| to 9 pence per potmd, has an excellent demand, and the rates now current are from 2s. to 3s. above ■ those last noted. Os cheese the arrivals du- j ring the past fortnight have been limited.— , Prices have consequently advanced. The ! prices now oblninftblt? vary Troin 4—s. to sos. | per cwf. according to quality. There has been a decline ot 2s. to 3s. per cwt. on Ame rican tallow since the 4fti inst. The article is now sold at 445. to 4fis per cwt. At pre sent there is no American butler in the mar ket. Money Market.— The pressure upon the money market has been more severe than , has been experienced for years past. Ma*- ters however appeared to be improving during the last week. There has been an increase I in the deposilcs to the extent of five hundred and seventy thousand pounds, while the rest and the reserve luve also increased cons de rably. The bullion has increased to the ex tent of a quarter of a million. These favo rable circumstances have enabled the Bank to discount more freely, even on Bills that have had as much as three months to run Advances are made to Bankers at 5A per cent, on promiscuous paper. The favorable state of tlie American ’Changes has had a beneficial effect upon the market. The Consol market nevertheless has been marked throughout by general heaviness, and the belieNs general that the Chancellor of the Exchequer will have to fund a portion of the Exchequer Bills now afloat in Liverpool.— We are glad to slate that the payments of the present week, which are supposed to be the heavest ever known, are provided for, and that the Hibernia will take out the news ot all engagements fulfilled. Th’ pressure during the last fortnight las "| 1 " 1 " . '’■ iMWr-t-VT — ~-tj been most intense; hut by extraordinary ef forts and sacrifices, credit has been preserved. 1 fie position of affairs now is this: the e.v 'reme pressure is gone, but money still re mains extremely scarce and (Kar.—far too dear for ttie profitable prosecution of basi ness. Our quotations lor all the several stocks, though lower than the closing prices of the last steamer, inu-t be understood to be one or two per cent, higher than the lowest prices during the interval. A very decided improvement t«»ok place between the Bth and IBih inst. There can be no doubt that the bank is in a steadily improving condition.— . j I*l l e present amount of bullion held by the establishment j* estimated bv very coinpe j tent judges to he ten millions; wh.le the re | serves oi the bank-notes is nearly four mil iums. The market today is steady, with li tie doing. France —li was stated in the Chamber of Beers on the 10th inst., by tlie Minister of Commerce and Agriculture, that the pros | fleets of the next harvest are extremely pro nising. Not withstanding this prospect, hovv j over, the markets continue to rise in various parts ot France. The account ol an invest ment by tlie Emperor of Russia in the Eng lish funds, has produced a gn at set sa’ oii in Paris. It has deprived ihe recent investment in tlie French funds of its character of exc u sive friendship to the French Government. Among the passengers of the Hibernia is tho Countess of Elgin. Steamship Cambria arrived at Liverpool on lhe 14th May. M xican Privateers. —A Barcelona date of ' the 3 ! Mav, states that the Mexican priva teer IJniro, of Vera Cruz carrying one gun and 53 men. had captured in the waters of , Afr ca and brought into Barcelona, the Ame rican stiip Cannelila, Capt. Edwin Little field, hound from Ponce, P. it., with coffee to Trieste. [Ti e Carmel ta, belongs to Bingor. Me. | is 31fi tons burthen, and is partly insured in this city.— KJs. ,J<>ur. of Com j Ireland. —The accounts from Ireland are very awful. A Dublin correspon -1 dent of the Morning C ironicle, says, ‘’There have been further tumultuary proceedings and processions of the pea santry in various parts of the country, and the military and police have been in general requisition to keep this spirit of i insubordination in check. The reports of the progress of pestilence are quite disheartening,and notwithstanding all the imports ot food, and the immense extent of relief in food and money, great desti tution still prevails, and die markets are advancing. All accounts concur in showing that the mortality is still very j considerable. According to some calcu ( lations, the population has already been | diminished to the extent of nearly one i million, from deaths and emigration. Rut 1 should suppose that tins estimate, for ! which there can be nothing like certain j or accurate data, is gready exaggerated.'* i The Kerry Kxaminer-ays. “the Catholic j clergy of this county have been obliged to suspend their usual monthly confer -1 . . j ences in consequence ot their inability j to attend, owing to the heavy duties that I devolve on them in their respective par i.-hes in these times of famine and death.” The pestilence is nearly as destructive in some parts of I Ister, as in any of tho Isnilhern or western districts. In the I northern c unity of Fermanagh tho mor. i ta'itv is frightful. Ihe Coi k Kxaminer contains dttails of the ravages of pesti lence in various parts of that extensive i county. in the famed district of Scholl ( the extensive relief afforded, has caused ! some alleviation, and the mortality isde creasing. In the Cork workhouses tlie deaths, last we< k, were Do, —an increase of I 2 over the preceding week. Fadier Matthew is likely to he appoint i ed Roman Catholic Bishop of Cork. | 'i he Repeal proceedings, except as in ; dicating the protracted existence of the ' associaiion, are wholly unworthy of no tice. The rent for tlie week ending May 10th, was announced at £27 7s. Id., but ; the attendance was miserable beyond all | precedent. The Liverpool subscription, ' of about £o, was sent in the early part 1 of the month, w hilst the town is burden i ed with 80,000 Irish paupers. fi*nte of Trade. The present state of affairs in the mannfac : taring districts is gloomy as ever. Man chester, May 14 —Operations, except fur im mediate wants, have been virtually suspen j ded, owing to stringency in the money irmr j ket. Prices have given way in some instan- I res, yet regularity in prices is well supported. , Stocks are very light; owing, however, to an 1 increased easiness in tiie money market, con j sequent upon the favorable change in the j weather and the slate of the exchanges; a I better feeling has to-day been in operation.— , Neither the Continental nor American ex | changes would indicate an unfavorable ap ! penrance. The prospects of the coming har vest must necessarily liave an important in ( fluence. Accounts from Leeds represent the , woollen trade very dull there. At llud i tier-field no improvement has taken place, | and the business which is being transacted in | the warehouses is quite insignifican*. At Rochdale on the 10Ti inst , the flannel mar ! ket better attended that cn the Monday pre vious, but owing to a report of anoiher fail ure, the market was dull. Prices same as a week ago. The wool market was flit, and manufacturers purchased sparingly, at prices I nan eh tiie same as last week. Worsted trade | in Bradford and Halifax exceedingly dull and gloomy; and were it not for the small | supply of wool in these markets, prices must I recede. The linen trade in Barnsley is also suffering to a great extern. IGiblic meeting. In conformity with a resolution of Council, passed on the the Dili inst., I do hereby invite the owners of Ileal Estate in the city of Augusta, to meet at the City Hall, on the 10th inst., at3o’clock I*. 31., to take into consideration the Report of a Committee of Council in reference to a change in the construction of the Augusta Canal. LEWIS D. FORD, Mayor. June 8 2lO Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry. Worthy of Police. A Lad 16 years old cured of Quick Consumption. Penn Van. Yates co., 3*. V., Sept. 14, 1546. Mr. S. W. Fmvle, —Dear Sir—For the benefit of the afflicted, I cheerfully make the following statement for publication. In January last, my son, 16 years old, was taken with severe pains in the side, and a violent cough scon came on. 110 was soon confined to his room, and continued to grow worse for about six weeks, when he had become j too weak to sit up, and had night sweats. The rough was almost constant and he daily expecto rated large quantities of matter from the lungs, which were evidently in a state of ulceration. — : i Several Physicians pronounced him in a quick j Consumption and past relief, and declined giving i him medicine. One of my neighbors had been j j cured of an alarming cough by BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, and was advised to try it. I procured a bottle and after using it a few duys, to our joy and surprise he began to amend, and in a few weeks, after n.-ing nearly four bottles, he was entirely cured, mid aide to work on (he farm. A- betook no other medicine after being given up. than Wi-tar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, to that alone do I ascribe the merit of restoring him so I health. DANIEL J. IJEVEA. None genuine, unless signed 1. BU ITS on the wrapper. For sale in Augusta, wholesale and retail, by , ; IIA Vi LAND, RISLEV & CO., and also by . i THOMAS BARRETT 6c CO., and Dealers in j .Medicines generally in Georgia. June 8 ' t 3— 2Uf_ Sand’s Bar»»paiilla. Tills preparation is a combination heretofore unknown in tlie history of medicine, differing i entirely in its character and operations from the I various preparations of Sar apanlla which have • been at different times offered to the public. It | I acts specifically upon the whole system, thereby j bringing it under its direct and immediate in- | : lluenae. Although possessed ot powerful and | controlling effects, vet it is entirely harmless, so i that it cannot injure the most delicate constitu tion. When in perfect health, no effect is pro duced bv its except an increase of appetite; but ■ w hen disease is seated in the frame and hurrying i ' fast its victim along the path of life, then its I mysterious influence is felt and seen; it enkin ; dies news life and vigor and brings health and ; strength back to the suffering and diseased. For further particulars and conclusive evidence | of its sitpei ior value and efficacy, see pamphlets, ; | which may he obtained of agents, gratis. Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. | P, & D. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton, corner of William street, Ncw-\ ork.— ! Sold also by, HAVILAND, RIS LEY & CO., Augusta. And by Druggists generally throughout the j United Slates. Price SI per bottle, or six bottles j for S 3. J 3 Jen ‘B ST UA.UBOAT (O.tJIMM Ol’ 4« I A. This Company having been re-organized and placed in an efficient state for service, are prepared to send forward w ithout delay all freight that may offer. (roods consigned to WM.P. M ILLI A3fß, Agent | ut Savannah, will be forwarded free.of Conimis* i I sions. Tiie connection of R. M. Goodwin with this j Company has terminated. JOHN IL GLTEU, June 6 I—v Agent at Augusta. OCT Notice —The citizens ot Augusta, are respectfully informed that arrangements have been made by ihe proprietors of the new Ice House, (or the preservation of freT meat, poultry milk, &e.—-during the summer season. Rates of charge moderate. Apply to J. S. TUCKER, At new Ice House, Ellis Street. June 5 I—vv 209 hi ti.tjifitfi ii,. latest imtks kkoji lxv e k i*o o L:ma y 18. j ! LATEST Dates FROM II a V'KEM a y 17. ! CHARLESTON IMPROTS—MAV 7. I La Guay k a, (Venezula) —-Brig Argus—l 994 bags Coffee, to fledley 6c Street. Kxlracls of letters received i n this city, dated | LIVERPOOL, May is.—The pressure in the ‘ | money market at the departure of the steamer of i j the 4th inst., continued with the most extreme severity for a week subsequentlyptul it has been in some degree relieved the last six or eight days. Money however still continues at a high rate of j interest—say from 6 to 8 per ct. for the most tin- ! ’ exceptionable paper, an J there is no reason toex perl any substantial amendment in the money ■ market until we Can have a pretty satisfactory as surance of a good harvest. Ten days of genial ! weather, under which the growing crops have rapidly advanced, is perhaps the main ground of the somewhat renewed confidence now prevail ing. The cotton market has been in a very gloomv and depressed state and had further de clined fully id per lb. but in the last few days, owing partly to the diminished money pressure and partly to the later American accounts of still ! <rnatcr falling oil’in the receipts, there has been 1 some revival of demand and prices have rallied it! to id from the lowest point. The sales for the week ending 1 Ith inst., amounted to 38.0 )0 bales, I of which 3000 were taken for export and 600 on i speculation. The American descriptions con- I sisted of 5780 Upland at 5J a t!±; 11,650 Orleans at 5i a 7R 5970 Alabama and Mobile at 5\ a 6j; [ and 230 Sea Island at I2j a *22jd peril). The | business of the last three days to this evening is i ! - ° estimated at 1800 bales, about 1000 of it having j 1 been taken on speculation and 3000 for export. ; Fair Upland is now quoted fij; fair Mobile Os; j and fair Orleans 6| per lb. Notwithstanding j ; the more favorable weather for the giowingcrops I ; ofgrain, a further important rdvanced has taken place in the corn markets, owing to tho more pre- ! vailing opinion that the wants of the country ■ previous to the harvest will prove greater than had been anticipated. Flour has risen to 4Gs a j 48s p*er bill, the latter being now the value of the ! best Western, and American wheat may be J quoted 13 to lls per 70 lbs. Indian corn has | been in incre ised demand an 1 brings 60 to G4s j pr qr of 450 lbs--there being little difference now in the value of red and white. Indian corn meal 31s [ r bbl. LIVERPOOL, May 13.—Western Canal flour is now selling at 48sa49s; red wheat at 13s 6dal4s; white I3sal Is 6J per 70 lbs. The millers and dealers have all at once taken hold of white corn, and it is worth more than yellow. The price to-day is 62aGGs for white and 6la6Js for yellow; Indian corn 30a31s bbl. HAVRE, 3lay 15.— Cottons. —Unable to an nounce any amended feeling, general satisfactory tenor of the advices fr .m the United States of 21st ult. bro’t by the Zurich, was calculated to pro duce a favorable change; demand at neftime been distinguished by symptoms of animation; sales not averaged daily more than 600 bales; some descrip tions at a concession of f.l on previous quotations. Gloomy character of the accounrs from Eng’and, t .vrguia -i -i I'M-it-.a.;! l- 1 w.-r where the increased <1 iflioulty in money matter's presses heavily upon commercial transactions; the | further rise in breadstuff?, by adding to the distress j already so universal amongst the working classes, j considerably restricts the consumption of manufac tnred goods. Sales, 1961 hales New Orleans Sis. a lOTfr; 1135 do. Mobile S2f. a 90f.; 83d do. I. pland 82f.50c.a91f; 150 do. New Orleans, to arrive 89f. I 50c. Total 4422 bales. Imports 14,483 bales. Up land SO to 97c. a 09 to SO; Mobile 80 to 103 a 09 to 102, New Orleans 80 to 120 aO9 to 17; Sea Island If, 39c. to Os. a 9e. Imports, stock. United Slates, 74.100. In 1840, 50,000. In 1345, 77.500 t Total, 39th A pr>l, 94 590. HAVRU May 17.—Sales of 600 Uhls fl >ur, N. York 56 a 56 4 f; N. Orleans 34 f a 5 41; Philadel phia and Baltimore 524 f a 53. The market quiet. Sales of Cotton small, at a decline of 2 a3f on the quotations of the price current. [Corrr.opon Irnceof (hr Baltimore Sun.] ISy .Magnetic Telegraph. ! NEW 3 OHK, Jour 3. (3 P. Al.— The news by the Hibernia reached here this morning at an early hour, and enust d great excitement in the market for breadstutfs. It was for some time in I private hands, though but little use was marie of It. The flour market opened with great activity, holders demanding a strong advance. During thedav sales were made to the extent of 50.000 bids. SO 25a SO 50 per bbl. The demand was partly for speculation and partly for export, j Southern and Georgetown brands weie sold at prices approaching SlO per bbl. There was a considerable advance in wheat, though the sates were light. I only heir of the • sale of one lot of 2,(kWJ bushels Genesee, at j-d .5. 1 Corn was in good demand, and advanced to ! a point higher than it has before readied this i season. The sales reached 10.000 busluls yel lowatijrl 50 per bushel. There were also sales of 33,050 bushels white and mixed at g. l 21 a • j; l 28 per bushel. j Indian Meal advanced 37j cents per bushel, i Th ■ sales amounted to 1,000 barrels at 85 75. There was a decidedly downward tendency in the Colton market, though no operations by which the extent ofthe decline could be judged had taken place. Freights were firm, with an upward tendency, ami stime eng moments have been made at a posi tive advance. JUNE 4.24 P.3l.—Cotton, small sales at lede cTmefrom before the Rainbow. Flour has sold at $9,33, and 3000 brls at $9,50. but a change lias come upon the market; 50u0 hrls have been sold at $9,25, and al that price there , are sellers. Grain, r.ot much change from yesterday, but pri ces are rather uncertain. Ashes steady; whiskey 40 ct?. Freights better, the packets get 3s Cd a 4d to Liverpool. Exchange nominal. NEW ORLEANS, June 2. Cotton — Arrived since the 28th ultimo, 2532 bales. C leared in the same time 10,333 hales—making a reduction in stock of 7806 hales, and leaving <>n band inclusive of all on ship board not cleared on the Ist instant, a stock of 180,628 hales. We left the Cotton market on Friday last in a state of extreme depression, and indeed so little | had been done for several days previous that there could hardly he said to he any ettabli.-hed mark l t. j We were therefore compelled to omit our usual scale of quotations, though we remarked that the ! few sales made exhibited a further decline of 4 a iof a cent per lb. Since then the market lias re mained in the ?ame dull and depressed state, but \ few buyers manifesting any deposition to come ! forward, and these at rates which holders are un willing to submit to for round parcels. The gre it. difficulty in negotiating exchange, also, is an ob stacle to any important movement, even i* patties j were willing to come forward, and this difficulty, i withthe absence of any orders of magnitude, renders | the market excessively dull, and so unsettled in | prior s that it is impossible to quote with strict ’ accuracy, though we have ventured a scale of i figures which will afford some idea of the prevai!- | jng rates. It should be remarked, however, that lor ! all qualities above Middling Fair the quotations are r,nl> r *t>i nominal . there having been notr.ms | actions in these de-eriptionsso far as we are mV vised, for nmre than a week past, while the lower 1 grades are not ca ily bought at our figures, except i in limited parcels, an i these are occasionally sold at a fraction b-s<. the market being very irregular. The sales of the- past three days embrace 27U0 bales, viz—l2oh on Saturday, 709 on Monday, and 809 yesterday, taken, as we understand, for England, Spain and the North. Besides this the stock on sale lias been somewhat reduced by fur ther shipments. NEW-ORI.E V\S CLASS I KICX FIO.V. (Assimilating to that of Liverpool.) Louisiana Mississippi. Inferior, 9 Id) 94 Onl. to good ord. 9f (d) 94 Middling, 94 Cd) 10 Good Middling, l( : v (a) lUi Middling Fair, (a) 11 Fair. 114 Id) II? Good Fair, 124 Cd) 1-4 Good and fine, I2i id) *3 Freights. —Cotton, to Liverpool, per lb., 9- iGd. to New York, i a ?c.; to Boston, »Vc., Jo. MOBII.E, lone 2— Cotton. —The sales since Friday reach some 3300 bales—6oo Saturday, 1200 Monday, 500 Tuesday, and 800 a 1000 to-day.— Prices have varied but little—the finer grades having been more sought after for a day or two past, are perhaps a shade higher than on Monday. We quote middling cotton 10c. Receipts for the same time 255 bales—experts 5387, leaving astoek of 94,405 bales. Exchange —Rates remain as last quoted, with I only a moderate business doing. Sterling 44 a5; Francs 5 47; New York 60 day bills, 2 a 24; Sight la I percent dis. Stato Notes are scarce and in demand at 1 per.cent. dis. Freights. —An American ship has been placed on the berth with part of her cargo engaged at id. Coastwise —'To New York vessels in the berth Ic. A brig and schooner taken for Boston at Ic. and a schooner for Baltimore at 3c. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. {By Ike Hibernia •] ARRIVALS FROM CHARLESTON. May 1, Jeran, Flushing; 2, Jas. While, Hull; Ingeborg, Elsinore; Cffisar, do; Janet, do; 3, Ft rax, Antwerp; Janeth, Copenhagen; 4, Lady Ann, Stockholm; 6, Pierre Aman.l, Rouen; 7, Apollo, Havre; fi, Thos Alary, Portsmouth; Roger Sher man, Havre; 13th, Selina, Gravesend; 14, Thetis, Liverpool; Alliance, Havre; 15, Zealous, Grave. • end; 17. Ann Kenny, Liverpool. ARRIVALS FROM SAVANNAH- April 28th. Howard, Havre; May 1, Henry Dun- I can, Liverpool; 9th, Abbey Lands, do; I4th, Scot land, Havre; Caledonia, Liverpool. SAW.ED FOR CHARLESTON. April 27th, Amalie, Bergen; May Blh, Hanover, Liverpool; 11th, James Grey, Havre. MEMORANDA. The U.L. ship Sullivan, Waite, and schr. Sage, Rodgers, for Charleston .were up al New York, to sail 3d inst. The C- L. bark Edward, Bulkley, for Charles ton, cleared at New York 2d in>t. The Zealous, for Charleston, was loading at Liverpool, at the latest dates received. CHARLESTON, June 7.—Arr. brig Argus, Kean, Laguayra; schrs. Henry Middleton, Stein, New Orleans; Ripple, Jones, do. C!d, schr. H. R. Roberts, Magee, Vera Cruz. Went to sea, ship Othello, Tucker, New York; bark Wave, Bogardus, Boston; brig 3lary Jane, Lermond, Providence; schr. .Medium, Swasey, New York. SAVANNAH, June s—Arr. steamer John Randolph, Creswell, Augusta. WANTED TO HIKE, BY the month or year, two Negro boys from fifteen to twenty years of age. Inquire of his office. May 1 GEORGIA, Scriven Countv. > TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. s «7HEREAS. THOMAS W. OLIVER, Bp s' t? plies for letters of Administration on the ’ estate of William 3lims, late of said county, de ceased. These are therefore to cite and adraon ?h a!! rnd I singular the kindred and creditors of said deceas ; ed, to be and appear at my office within the time , prescribed by law and show c use it any they ; have why letters of administration should not be granted the said applicant. Witness the honorable George Polio -k, on*; of the Judges ofthe Court of Ordinary of said coun ty tin? 2d d.i v of June. 1847. ' ALEXANDER KEMP, Clerk, j June 7 2’o NOTICE. A LL person? are hereby cautioned n't' to rreil jC«L it my wit', ANN MARIA MOORE, who left m- on the 27th May last, as 1 am determined to pav no debts of her contracting, without a witten order signed by me. J. R. .MOORE. Alexander, Burke Co , June 1. June 8 *lo— runif.A jtrfii'Ji. 3 1 a Vsi yfi&A «ii If i i?- r w (tl KOIIG rr 1 lorfE U1 Ls. 1). PAINE & CO. 31 VV ID HUS. Sales close at Anon. SPLENDID CHANCE. Grand Consolidated Lottery. Ci rss No. 23. for 18J7. 33.000 DDLI/ltS. $12,000; $8,000; 20 of $1,250. Wholes onlv $10 —shares in proportion. 75 Numbers—l 3 Ballets. K \ EES CLOSE THIS EVENING. FORTUNE'S FAVOIIITE. Savannah Lottery, Class iVo. .‘Ah To he drawn 'Tuesday. June 8. 4.000 DOLLARS. Tickets $ I—Halves 50f.— Risk on package Qu'r-, only s-> 75. THE 'TRULY LUCKY “Columbus Lottery 55 Cl a s. No. 33, Drawing Due Friday. 15.000 IIOL'L’RS. 20 QUIZES or $1,04)0. "Wholes $ 4—shares in proportion. For sale by E. H. PEZ\NT, Agent, Broad -st., 1 door below the Bank of Augusta. from the country will meet with prompt attention if addressed as above. [June 7 (.RUING V Ni> Ft E Vr- K I ? I ONI >j U N 1 T in m t* s' c J » kJ Xw' 5 im «■ as Jill. A r.- rA > a j. w. nujuv ,t co., sik’CKssnits to j. g. »::v .v t 0., uamibuis. CLASS NO. 25. By Monongalia. Class 23. lone 10, 1317. sales close Saturday at noon. 9.000 DOLL AllS. $3,000! $1,700! $1,300! s!,l3d! $1,000!5of $1 ,0v0! : Tickets $2,59 —shares in proportion. CLASS No. 21. By South Carolina, Class No. 23, June 3, IS 47. 1 SALES CLOSE THURSDAY. I SKNLV/ISSS §S,O«U>! $3,000! $2,5tD! sl.3' ! SSO of SSOO. Ticket* $4,00 —shares in proportion. EX'TUA CLASS No. 23. By Alexandria Class 23, June 5, 1817. Sales close Monday. 78 Numbers—ll Ballots. 35,009 DOL.I/RS. $ 12,000! § 10,000! $5,000! $3,500! $2,500! $6 of 1 .JO! J go of $1,000! Arc. Tickets $lO, shares in proportion. For sale ny JOHN \. MU.T.EN, Agent. Opposite the .Masonic Hall. {iTrOnleif from the country promptly attended to. June 6 BELT AIR Til A JN—GEORGIA KAII. ROAD. A SPECIAL TRAIN will be run lw* tweeti Augushi. and Dell Air from 1 June 15th to October 15th. leaving Au gusta daily Sunday's excepted; al 6 o’clock, P. M,, and Bel-Air at 7 o’clock, A. 34. Season 'Ticket, for one person. $35 09 Season 'Ticket for a Family of three, in cluding sen anis. 53 09 Season Tii ket for a Family of four, inclu ding servants, 65 00 Season Ticket for a Family of five, inclu ding servants, 72 50 Season Ticket for a Family of six, inclu ding servants, 77 50 Season Ticket for a Family of seven, or more including servants, 80 00 Single trip, 25 JuueG BOARDING AT BEL-AIR. a a There will be a House opened at Cel f; Air on the 15th inst., (for the accommo ..]■ g !«.datioii of Boarders during the Summer, under the management of the subscriber. Terms of Board S2O per month (for the season) includin) dinner on Sundays. WAN TED.—A good Cook and Waiting 3»an, for whom liberal wages will be given. 'TO REN T.—The below the Market at I present occupied by the subscriber. Apply to VV. P. BEERS, Geo. li. R. Depot, Augiis'a June 6 209 CANAL PLEASURE BOAT. rSIHE subscriber, having built a BOAT for the i JB- purpose of conveying Ladies and Gentle men up and down the Canal, takes tins opportu nity of informing the public generally that the boa* will leave the Canal llasin EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. 1 at 9 o’clock. Fare FIFTS CEN TS.—Children i and servants half price. j Parties of not less tkan (wenta, desirous of going any other day in the week than specified above, can do so by applying, twenty-four hours previous to the time they wish to go, to Air. H. K. I’ IIILPO'T, Corner of Broad and Centre-streets, or to HERBERT STALLINGS. May 2 ts 179 A CARD. ■gXR. T. P. CLEVELAND having temporarily E * withdrawn from the practice of iff-profes sion, I would inform the citizens of Augusta and the public generally, that 1 have formed a connec tion with his former copartner. Jno. W. Spkar, in the practice of DENTAL SURGERY. The bu siness will be conducted under the firm of Cleve land ty Spear. Office Broad-st., over Aldrich A Greeu’s shoe store. JNO. A. CLEVELAND. _ Fch. 13 ts- H7 ACADOY ON THE SAND HILLS. r§AHE Board of Trustees ofthe Richmond Coun -E- ty Academy have arranged with Mr. Louis M. Cor.mick, to lake charge •of the Academy at Summerville. He will open the School on 3lon dav. the 10th inst. 1 Mr. Cormick lias had the advantage of a classi ; cal education and the experience of ten years as an 1 instructor. HENRY ROBERT, Clerk. May 6 i'~ + — 182 PUBLIC SALES. RICHMOND SHERIFF’S SALE. ‘ On the first Tuesday in July next, will be sold, at rim lower market house in the city of August*, between the legal boors of sale, the following 1 properly, to wit: A certain Steam Saw Mi l. situate and being at * nr near Spirit creek, near the Savannah river in ' the county of Richmond. Said Steam Saw Mill situate on lands adjoining lands of Thomas Dick* ersou. Collins and Trotti. Levied on as the pro ! perry of Adam S. Nevvhonse, to sati fy the follow ing executions issuing from the Superior Court ot Richmond county, in favor of John I). V\ hitehouso vs. Adam S. .Newhouse. Raker & Hart vs. tins same. AI so. at the same time and place, will be sold, i all that Lot or parcel of Land, situate, lying and being in Rk bmond county .containing one hundred acres more or less, (and know n as the Meadow tract) adjoining lands of R. H. Warren. John Skin ner, the estate of Martha Fury, deceased, and others. Levied on as the property of Augustus 11. ! ongstreet, to satisfy a fi. fa. issuing from the Su perior Court of Richmond county in favor of the Justices <>t the Inferior Conn of Richmond county, Ac. for the use. At. vs. Willi,un ,t. Hobby, Senr.. ns principal. Edward Thomas and Augustus R. Long:-treei, securities. AARON ROFF, Sheriff. June f> 208 111 l H.tIONI) Nil EUHT »S SALE. On the first Tuesday in July next, will be sold at the lower .Market House, in thecityuf A i gusta. witiiin the legal hours of sale, the follovv ' ing nrope ty, to wit : AII that tract or parcel of I .and. situate, lying nrni being in the. county of Richmond, containing three hundred and forty acres, more or less, ad joining lands cif George \V . C rawford Morris, the (reorgia Rail Road aud Ranking Company, Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Rrown; levied on as the property of Daniel Mahoney, to satisfy a fi. fa. on the fore-, closure of a mortgage, issuing from the Superior (oiirt of Richmond county, in favor of Charles J Denham vs. Daniel Mahoney. Also, at the same time and place, will he sold three hundred and ninety sacks Salt; levied on as (lie property of William If. Gordon, to satisfy aft. fa. Issuing from the Superior Court of Richmond county, in favor of the Georgia Insurance and Trust Company vs. William 11. Gordon. Also, at the same time and place, will he s Delia, a negro woman, about 20 years of age, • ' tier child Jacob, about one year old; levied un as the properly of John Trowbridge, to satisfy sun* j dry a fi. fas. issuing from the Justices Court of the 1 121st District of Richmond county, in favor ■> i flat hand. Ri.-ley A < *o. John Trowbridge.— Levy made and returned bv a Constable. WILLIAM V. KERR, June 1 2T Deputy Sheriff R. C. -n v ■»» —->r—og-rsc^B—ue as miaum ..HMM—■j FRANKLIN HOUSE. 1 ... T. ’Fhe Subscriber would announce to his [ a former vi-ilors, and the public generally, _L-’ r iriit.that this commodious establishment is new ready for the, accommodation of hoarders and transient persons. The, rooms ami passages are m large ami airy, finished in the best style, and fur, nished with every facility for convenience ami comfort. The building itself is unsurpassed by any in the Slate, and the proprietor pledges him, self to spare no pains or expense to make all who may favor him with a call perfectly at home. As a summer retreat, Athens is unequalled by any in ilie up-country. The subscriber offers every in ducement, hoih in terras and accommodation, tu all w ho are seeking such u place, logive his house their patronage. W. L MITCHELL, June a 4c 20b THE SARATOGA OF THE SOUTH. ALMS i ( AlaJisou Springs, Georgia. 1 f f THIS FASHIONABLE WA- flpsfr FLACK, will be opened mi the first day of June. The Proprietor is now finishing a large building with a Dining Room I<> hy 92, Parlor 40 by 40 feet, and a number of Cool Rooms, A’C., and a prunie nade of 11 feet w ide, in a two story cojupade, peur four hundred feet long. ‘ DANIEL MORRISON. Madison Springs, April 30. June 4 t2m 2 n 7 ri _ x TO SI M3IEII VISITORS. LI living stated to many of my visitors during the past summer, that 1 should | dose, my HUf .sE, 1 deem it hut justice, to myself, to inf nn them and others, that circumstance# have caused a change of my views. With means for accommodation somewhat enlarged, I feel every confidence in being able to do as well as we have done. J. J. GRIFFIN. Gainesville, May 1, IS4T. May 5 Ini-t 131 LIVERY STABLES. THE undersigned respect fully informs the public has leased the old stain!, nmif ■ L well known as J. B. Gued run’s LOWER STA* RLES. on Ellis-treel, and would be thankful for a share of patronage. R. A. WATKINIB. May U lB9 STEEL. THIS celebrated Raceraml Stallion JilTTSwill make the ensuing season At Ulf ■„\ / j Tlmiii|iluii Course, Augusta, Ga., and j will attend alternately, every ninth day, at Cher okee Funds, 8. C.. at tlie moderate price of fJ O the season, cash, with 81 to the groom. ;. The season will commence the Ist March and end 20th June. For pedigree and performances see bills. Man s sent to Steel will be grain fed at the rata of twenty-five cents per day, and good pasturage furnished gratis. JAMES GARDEN. Feb. 5 4m 106 HAS ANY ONE A HORSE THAT IS IDLE FOR THE SUMMER ? <A Any person having a HORSE idle, will find one that will pse him kindly V-l-? A_ and feed liim well, if application bo made at this office. ts June 1 FOR SALE. a l That delightful summer residence, at j f. jj Rell Air, recently occupied by Judge ..if B H. Holt. Fora description of the premise* I : ,rul terms of sale, persons wishing to purchase ar* i referred to Thomas Barrett. 1 April 25 __ ts ]73 j NEW ICE HOUSE-—ELLIS M KEET. rfJYIIE Subscribers respectfully inform their pat -11 runs and the public generally, that they will furnish lee at the same rates as the Jacksoa street Company, viz: 2 cents per nmind by retail, l i cents per “iiiii by 100 pounds and over. Terms GaOi. All orders from the country at tended to with punctuality and despatch. WM. HAINES, & CO. _ May 20 203_ JACKSON STREET ICEHOUSE. fR VH E subscriber has on hand, a large supply of B Ice at his old stand, and will sell it at retail, at 2 cents per pound, and 100 pounds or over 1 i cts, per pound. Terms cash. Orders from the couut try attended to as formerly. J, 11. BALDWIN. May 30 —G i*o3 "NEGROES! NEGROES! f FOR SALE LOW , FL'IIE subscriber bason hand a large lot of very Ik hktly young Virginia NEGROES, which Im will sell"at reduced prices to close the. Spring business. Persons wishing to purchase will do well to call and examine the lots, as bargains call he imd, and no mistake. JNO. M. CF RETON, Jr. Hamburg, So. Ca. May 27. 1817. May 29 6—cl 2 r 2 YV VSIIING TON AN J) NE W OR L E ANNS TELEGRAPH COMPANY. TRY HE Subscribers to litis Company are hereby ■ notified that a payment of 20 per rent, on their subscriptions will be required on the 20th day of June next, and another payment of 20 per cent on the first day of August next, to meet the i demands of the assignee, who is rapidly progress ing in t he construction of the line. The money may be paid to Eaward 1 homas. Esq. Augusta G»-o. B. B. FRENCH, ) i VV.W. SEATON, [ Trustees. DAN. GOLD, ) \Viuhington City, May 21, 18D. May 30 ts SW