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About Daily chronicle & sentinel. (Augusta, Ga.) 1837-1876 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1850)
field, Mass., Inventor and sole Proprietor. Price 25 cents a package. For sale in this city by PHIMP A. MOISE, d!0-d&w4w Sole Agent for Augusta. 55* Atlanta and LaOrange Rail Road Company. —An instalment of &0 per cent, has been called in on the Stock of this Company —paya- ble, 25 per cent, on the Ist January, and the other 25 per cent, on the let March. 1851. Stockholders can have the privilege of paying the whole instalment on the first day mentioned, and receive interest from that date. By order of the Board. JOHN P. MIMS, Treasurer. Office of the Atlanta and LaGrange Rail Road Company, Dec. 10, 1850 d2O-td O’ On the first Monday in January next, an election will be held at the Court House and the other precincts of the county of Richmond, for Clerk of the Superior and Inferior Courts of the County of Richmond, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Jamks McLaws Esq., By order of the Honorable LAMBETH HOPKINS, j. c .r. c. G. P. PARISH, j. i. c. r. c. JAMBS B BISHOP, j. i. o. a c Nov. 23, 1850,-twtJyl Prom the Editor of the N. Y. Mirror, Aug. 9, 1848. O* Testimony from high authority,— Perfect Cure and no mistake. —We are about to write a voluntary statement of a cure recently effect ed by Dr. Wistar’s BALSAM of WILD CHERRY, which the editor of this paper is willing to give under his own signature. We make it pro bono publico, as we have never seen the proprietor cf this invalua ble medicine, and know nothing at all about him. About four weeks since, one of the compositors in this office was suffering so badly from a cough that he was unable to sleep nights, and too weak to stand at his case. He became very pale and thin, and gave symptoms of falling a victim to quick consump tion. We recommended to him varions medicines which had no effect. Finally, we gave hica one bot tle of Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry; it afforded him immediate relief, and he is now a well man gaining in flesh, with a ruddy complexion, and not the slightest symptom of a cough. These are facts, and further particulars may be learned at this office! We should add that the cough was accompanied by profuse spitting of blood. Buy none without the written signature of I. BUTTS on the wrapper, if you would avoid imposi tion. For sale by Barrett, Carter A Co., Haviland, Risley A Co., D. B. Plumb & Co., W. K. Kitchen and P. A, Moise, Augusta. By H. C. Seymour A Co., Madison. By Drs. Reese & Ware, Athens. By T. M. Turner & Co., Savannah. By Dr. P. M. Cohen, Charleston ; and by Seth W. Powle’s Agents every where. d2O tw&wt Departure of the Atlantic Steamos. . CtTNABD LINE. From Liverpool. New York. Boston. Africa, Dec. 7 Jan. i Canada, Dec. 21 Jan. 15. COLLINS LINE. Prom Liverpool. From New York. Baltic, Dec. 14 Nov. 16.. .. Pacific, Dec. 28 Nov. 30*. .. Atlantic, Jan. 11 Dec. 14.... MARRIED. On the 7th ult , by the Rev. Wra. H, Stokes, Wm. M. Allen and Miss Margabet E. Cabon, all of Hancock county, Ga. On the 17th inst., by the same, Mr. Columbus Whbblbb and Miss Louisa E. Humphrey, both of Warren. On the 19th inet., by tho same, Mr. J, J. McCa soi* an d Miss Martha A. Fowler, both of War ren. In Greene county, on the 18th inst., by Elisha S. Hunter, Esq., Mr. Jesse S. Battle and Miss Nan- CY CuLBREATH. NEW AND SPIiENDID ANNUALS AND GIFT BOOKS FOR CHRIST MAS AND NEW YEARS. the FOLLOWING Splen- P- ■gsaecdid ANNUALS, for 1851, have been nffiii Amir received at GEO. A. OATES A CO ’S Piano, Book and Music Store, viz : The Leaflets of Memory, an illustrated annual, Cabinet es Modern Art, Gem of the Western World, The Snow Pfeke, The Christmas Tribute, Christmas Blossoms and New Years Wreath, Gems from the Sacred Mine, or Holy Thoughts upon Sacred Subjects. Scripture Gift Book cf Family Pictures; from the Bible, by Mrs. Ellet, The Iris, an illustrated souvenir, Women of the Old and New Testament, Friendship’s Offering, Gem of the Season, Our Savior aud Apostles, Ting’s Family C«“RReQtary, Sacred Poets, Rose Bud. Reid’s Female Poets of America, with portraits, Biographical Notice* and specimens of their wri ting, Harvest Gleaning, The Pathway and Abiding Places of our Lord, Queens of England, a series of superb portraits, Evenings at Donaldson Manor, James’s Book of the Passions, Gems of Beauty, Poems of Amelia, Tapper’s Works, various editions, The Poems of Byron, Moore, Scott, Hallock, Mil toe Cowper, Burns, &c., in various binding. Also, some new and interesting Juvenile Works. It* The public are in»ited to call and examine them. d 22 TEN DOLLARS A MONTH WILL be given for a WOMAN to cook and wash for a family of three persons trom the first of January, for one year. Apply at this office. d22-4t. PH A LONS CHEMICAL H AIR INVI CURA TOR.—A certain preventive of Baldness. — This is the best preparation known for the removal of Dandriff, and preventing the Hair from falling. It is also a very superior article for the Toilet, pos sessing a delightful odor and imparting a beautiful gloss to the Hair, For sale by d 22 WM. H. TDTT, Druggist. INDELLIBLE INKS.—Chilton’s, Kidder’s, Wright’s and Payeon’s Indellible Ink, with and without preparation. A supply just received and for sale by d 22 PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist. HONE T.—For sale by d 22 WM. H lUTT, Druggist. FRESH C AMPHENE., at 75 cents per gal lon, always for sale by 8d22 ' PHILIP A. MOISEI, Druggist. SOAP*—For removing grease Mil spots, stains, &c., from clothing. For sale by d 22 WM. H. TUTT, Druggist. E AMP CHIMNEYS. — 50doz. Lamp Chimneys, assorted sizes, just received and for sale by d 22 PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist, RICH figured Silk and Satin SCARFS and CRAVATS, just received, d 22 WM. O. PRICE A CO. NO CREDIT GIVEN. Telegraph Office, Dec. 18, 1850. ALL Persons sending dispatches, which are not to be paid at their destination, will be required to pay in advance. No Credit will be allowed. d2O-tw6 O. E. CASHIN, Operator. INDIA RUBBER BALLS, of varions quali ties, just received and for sale by d 22 PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist. notice. THE owners of lets of Land Nos. 581, 646, 651, 647, 650, 722, and 578 and 643, in the 2d District and 4th section of originally Cherokee, can find a purchaser by addressing me at Cedar Town. d22-w6 THQS. McMICKEN. DISSOLUTION? a' HE Copartnership cf HENDERSON A EN RIGHT, has been dissolved by mutual con -B«nt. The entire business is now in the hands 0 f V|r - Henderson, and he alone is authorized to use the name of the firm iu settling the business of the concern. JOHN T. HENDERSON Covington, Oct. 26. 1850. fresh ground from the Coleman Granite Mills, forwleby B. H. WARREN A CO., CIDER, CIDER. 1 BBLS. prim© Newark CIDER, just re %■> ftnd foriK d« by A. LAFITTE. PRCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS, Correspondence of the Baltimore American. IN SENATE Dec. 18. Messrs. Bright and Scale attended to-day. Mr. Pearce presented the proceedings of the Maryland Constitutional Reform Couven lion, in which the recently enacted compromise acts were sustained, and the necessity for car rying out the Fugitive Slave law enforced. The resolutions were read and ordered to be printed. Mi. Cass’ resolution, calling for copies of ail correspondence between the Secretary ©f State and Austrian Charge, relative to the Hungarian struggle and the American Agent, was taken up. Gen. Cass said that he had been informed that the Charge to Austria, appointed some months since, had been retained by the Presi dent, and for the present the resolution might lie over. Mr. Bradbury’s resolution calling for the number of removals by General Taylor's ad ministration was taken up, and further de bated. The debate was wholly upon the reasons given for the removal of General Lane and Colonel Weller. And without taking any vote the Senate ad journed. HOUSE. Several bills, of no very general interest were taken up and disposed of; after which the House resolved itself into a committee of the whole on the state of the Union when the bill for the modification of internal postage was taken up. The bill as reported by Mr. Potter, of Ohio, provides that upon each letter not weighing over an ounce, when postage is pre-paid when such letter is mailed, three cents shall be paid ; and for each additional half ounce, three cents ; and on each unpaid letter, five cents, and the same for every additional half ounce 5 that there be paid on newspapers of leas than 1900 square inches to a place out of the State where published one cent, and within the State half a cent ; and on all periodicals and other printed matter two cents for each copy, of no greater weight than one ounce ; and one cent m addition for each additional ounce. Bound books not weighing over thirty-two ounces, to be deemed mailable matter. The bill further provides for the issue of a coin of the value of three cents,and that stamps be furnished to the Postmasters, who shall dis pose of them at a discount of (en per cent, to purchasers to the amount of fifty dollars. Several amendments were proposed, among others one from Mr. Ashmun, for a uniform rate of two cents on ail letters not exceeding half an ounce, with a proportionate increase according to weight. Mr. Brown, from Ohio, was opposed to the bill,*he considered the reduction proposed would be ruinous to the Post Office Depart ment ; he was prepared, however, to reduce the postage on letters to a uniform rate of five cents. Mr. Venable, from North Carolina, spoke at considerable length ; he was in favor of any practicable reduction, but would not antic ipate the same results as had been produced in England from that measure. He suggested that the postage should not be demanded on papers in the county where they were printed as an encouragement to publishers in remote portions of it, and was in favor of the pos tage on papers generally, being as low as pos sible. The hour for adjournment having nearly arrived, the committee rose without coming to any decision, and the Houge adjourned till to-morrow 12 o’clock. LOTTERIES* GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AUGUSTA INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY. D. PAINE A CO., MANAGERS. DRAWN NUMBERS of Georgia State Lot tery, Class 147, drawn in Savannah, on the 20th inst.: II 29 38 26 7 5 4 60 24 37 31 42 21 2 CLASS 148 To be drawn in Augusta, Geo., TUESDAY, De cember 24, 1850. Sales close the same day, at 3 o’clock P. M. 75 Numbers; 11 Drawn Ballots. SCHEME. 2 Prizes of 5‘4,000 20 Prizes of SIOO 3 do of 1,110.56* 20 do of 80 <fcc., Ac., &c. Tickets SI ; Shares in proportion. CAPITAL PRIZE 930,000 I CLASS 4, EXTRA, To be decided by the drawing of Susquehanna Lottery, Class 4-. to be drawn in Baltimore, Md., on WEDNESDAY, December 25, 1850. Sales close the same day, at 3 o’clock, P. M. 15 Drawn Ballots in each Package of 25 Tickets. P. MORRIS A CO , MANAGERS, SPLENDID SCHEME. ~ 1 Prize of $30,000 1 Prize of SI ,500 1 do of 7,500 25 do of 700 1 do of 5,000 25 do of 345.90 I do of 2,500 400 do of 150 &c., Ac., Ac. Tickets $10; Halves $5; Quarters S2J; Eighths slf. For sale by ELISHA WYLLY. Opposite the Post Office. fj 3 Orders from City or Country adventurers promptly and confidentially attended to. d 22 MANAGERS OFFICE. 6REEME AND PULASKI MONUMENT LOTTERIES. Managed, Drawn, and Prizes paid by the xoell known and responsible firm of .1. W. MAURY &i CO- Extra Class 120, by Monongalia 142, December 21, 1850. Sales close SATURDAY at 3P. M. BRILLIANT SCHEME. CAPITAL PRIZE. 50.000 DOLLARS! $30,000; $20,000 ; $8,000; $1,t00; $2,271; 20 Prizes of SI,OOO, &c., &c. Tickets only $10; Halves $5 ; Quarters s2j. Orders from the city or country, strictly con fidential, and promptly attended to. JOHN A. MILLEN, South side of Broad street, a lew doors below the Post Office corner. dls RAFFLE. BEAUTIFUL Christmas Presents to be RAP FLED Christmas Eve, at Charles Catlin A Co.'s Piano and Music Store— -2 splendid Papier Mache TABLES; 1 “ ** “ Chess Do.; 1 « “ “ Work Do.; 4 Prizes. Please call and see them. d2l-td WANTED. WANTED to Rent, for the ensuing year, a suitable DWELLING, for a small family. Upper part of the city preferred. Inquire of d2l-dtJal FRENCH A BUTLER. FOR SALE, IP APPLIED FOR in a few days, a very bright Mulatto GIRL, about eleven ,or twelve years old; smart and intelligent, cf good character; a good nurse, and fond ot children ; sews very well indeed. Price—s 800 Apply to d2l-tf JOHN FINN. $5 REWARD. STRAYED OR STOLEN; on the 17th inst., a Black Bull PUPPY, with a white spot on his breast, about 4 months old, a leath er collar, with an iron ring on his neck. The above reward will be paid for his delivery to me, or for such information that 1 may get him, d2l-3t JOHN FLETCHER. FRUIT, FRUIT. 1 TIERCE COCOA NUTS; 2 do GRAPE FRUIT; 6 bbls. Sweet ORANGES; 10 boxes LEMONS; 60 do. RVISINS; Just received and for sale by d2l 3t A. LAPITTE^ MRTALIC ZINC, for saleby d!5 PHILIP A. MOISE, Diqggiat* TELEGRAPHIC NEWS Transmitted for the Chronicle A Sentinel. —— Charleston Market. Saturday, Dec. 21, P. M.— Cotton. —The sales to-day are 1400 bales at 11J to 12$ cts—prices firm, and the Middling and lower qualities rather in favor of sellers. From the Charleston Courier.—By Telegraph South Carolina Legislature. Columbia, Dec. 20, A. M. —Both Houses have been engaged all day in reading Bills. The reporter of the Sun was expelled the floor of the House of Representatives for strictures on Mr. Thompson. R. W. Barnwell. John P. Richardson, W, Hampton and Langdon Cheves were elected Deputies to the Southern Congress on the se cond ballot. The Legislature will be in ses sion the best part of to-night. Arrival of the Cherokee. Baltimore, Dec. 20.—The steamer Cherokee arrived at New York to-day, from Chagres, bringing two weeks later intelligence from California. $1,600,000 in gold and one hun dred and sixty passengers. The Cholera was prevailing to an alarming extent at San Fran cisco and the surrounding towns, seven out of eight cases proving fatal, the disease, however, was slightly abating. A fire occurred at San Francisco, which de stroyed the Eagle Hotel, the Galena House and twelve other buildings. The loss is esti mated at forty thousand dollars. Business was generally dull,owing to the prevalence of the cholera. Breadstuff* and Groceries declining. Money was worth 4 per cent per month. Gold dust was worth sl6 per ounce. The Calilbrnia mail had not reached Chagres when the Cherokee left. Further by the Cherokee.—New York Dee. 20. The steamer Cherokee arrived here to day from Chagres. She brings one million six hundred and eighty thousand one hundred and seven dollars in gold, and three hundred and sixty-one passengers. The cholera has abated in Kingston, but is raging fearfully in the in terior. The Tennessee arrived at Panama on the 2d inst., and the Antelope on the 4th. The Pacific had not arrived. The English steamer Tay arrived at Chagres with three hundred and seventy passengers. Gold comes in plentifully, and is valued at fif teen and a half dollars per ounce. The Cholera has abated at San Francisco, but is more fatal up the river. Business at San Francisco was very brisk. Passengers by the Cherokee bring four hundred thousand dollars in gold. Bath, Maine, Dec 17,1850.—A great meeting was held here last evening, at which the most unbounded enthusiasm prevailed. Among the speakers were Gov. Hubbard, Mr. George Curtis, and Hon Nathan Clifford, who deliv ed glowing speeches in favor of the Union and the compromise measures of Congress. Spirit ed resolutions were unanimously adopted, and the meeting soon after dispursed. New Orleans, Dec. 17, P . M. —The steamer Kuoxviile was completely blown up by the explosion of her boilers while lying at the Levee this afternoon. The number of ki led and wounded is yet unknown. So far as at present can be ascertained, it is supposed that some twelve or more lives have been lost aud as many others wounded. Their names are not yet ascertained. All four of the boilers exploded at the same instant, one of which was thrown about a hun dred yards lodging on the levee. Another passed directly through the steamer George Washington aud lodged in the Griffin. The steamers Yateman and Ne Plus Ultra lying contiguous were also injured. It is not ascer tained what caused the explosion. New Orleans, Dec. 18.—The trial of Lopez and others, engaged in the Cuba Expedition, has commenced in the Circuit Court. Railroad Freighting. — Cheese. —The agent at Herkimer (N. Y.) states that there was re ceived at that station for an Eastern market, from March Ist to December Ist, three millions undone hundred and sixty four thousand pounds of cheese. There was also shipped from this station, in the same time, a considerable amount of butter, cattle, horses, poultry, &c. THE DEATH WARRANT AND THE REPRIEVE. Her cough was loud and frequent, Her voice was low and weak, And consumption's burning hectic Seemed finshing in her cheek. In the cold air she breathed fitfully, In the warm saloon grew faint, And pain disturbed her sleep by night, Though she bore it like a saint. “ Her death warrant, poor lady,” The neighbors said, “ is signed; All our doctors could not save her, Were their knowledge all combined.” But these gossips were mistaken, Most happily deceived, For by Dr. Jackson’s Syrup She was rescued and reprieved- From her chest passed all the tightness, As flax dissolves in flame; Prom her cheeks the feverish brightness Pled as quickly as itcatne. Her cough relaxed and loosened, Her voice regained its tone; She was cured! —and be the credit Dr. Jackson’s alone. fUHIS VALUABLE COUGH SYRUP is JSL for sale in Augusta by d2l-d&w PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist. HOLLIDAY GIFTS. GILT Ornamented CUPS and SAU CERS, in pairs; Gold band decora- V|||r ted MUGS, with mottoes; • Mm Splendid China VASES; “ “ Cologne BOTTLES; Very rich Cut “ “ A variety of China TOYS; Beautiful “ INKSTANDS; Silver Plated MUGS ; also, just received, Beautiful Setts CASTORS; Silver plated Sugar BOW’LS ; “ “ Cream JUGS, with covers. Came and see us. E. MUSTIN A SON., d!5 Turpin’s Range. NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS. THE Vale of Cedars, or the Mar ;jg§r tyr, by Grace Aguillar. The Earl’s Daughter, by Rev. Wil liam Sewell, B. D. Norman Leslie, a tale, by the author of Amy Har rington, Ac., Ac. The Deserted Wife, by Emma D. E. Nevitt. Southwortb, Heloise, or the Unrevealed Secret, a tale well worth reading. For sale by d!8-d6 DUNHAM & BLEAKLY. RELIGIOUS WORKS. THE Fitness of the Holy Scriptures for Un folding the Scriptural Life of Man. 2d, Christ, the Deserved of ail Nations, or the Unconscious Pro phecies of Heathendom; being the Huleean Lec tures, by Richard C. French, M. A. Notes on the Miracles of our Lord, by Richard Chenevix Preach, M. A. The Prelude, or the Growth of a Poet’s Mind, by Wm. Wordsworth. For sale by dlB-d5 DUNHAM A BLEAKLY. SERIES OF REVIVAL SERMONS, by the Rev. Daniel Baker. The Life of John Randolph, of Roanoke, by Hugh A. Garland, in ‘2 Volumes. Just published and for sale by dlB-d6 DUNHAM & BLEAKLY. FOR SALE. ONE likely Mulatto WOMAN, accustomed f to house-work, and a good seamstress. Also, a fine Mulatto BOY, about 10 years of age. Apply to dls-dtf P. M. JENNINGS, Globe Hotel. HHDS. PRIME BACON SIDES, just received and foreale by dlMAwlw HARDIN A ESTES. “ CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.” THOS. RICHARDS A SON have just opened the following beau tifui assortment of articles, suitable for Christmas Presents, to which they inrite the atten tion es the public, especially the Ladies. BOOKS. Oar Saviour and His Apostles ; a most beautiful work. The Women of the Old and New Testaments ; Portraits. The Pathways of onr Lord ; handsomely illustra ted. Walks about Jerusalem; handsomely illustrated. Forty Days in the Desert; handsomely illustrated. Sacred Annual ; with other beautiful English and American Presentation Books, Annuals. &c. BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS. Pine Oxford Bibles in every style of binding ; and Prayer Boobs, plain and fine. CHILDRENS BOOKS. Published especially for the Holidays. “ PAPIER MACHE” GOODS. A most splendid assortment of “Papier Mache” Albums. Work Boxes and Portfolios. WRITING DESKS. Mahogany and Rosewood Writing Desks ; neatly finished. Also Mahogany and Rosewood Work Boxes for Ladies. PORTFOLIOS. A large lot of every variety of Portfolios. PUZZLES AND GAMES. A complete assortment of Puzzles and Games for Children. TOYS. We would especially call attention to our s'oek of Toys, which were selected expressly for the Holi days. For variety our Toys cannot be surpassed. PORTE MONAIES. We have just received, also, a great variety of Porte Monaies, both for Ladies and Gentlemen, to which we would also call especial attention. Persons purchasing Christmas Presents are res pectfully invited to call at our store bofore going elsewhere, as we are confident we can best suit them. d 22 BOXWOOD FOR EDGING. THE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to inform the public that he has on hand a fine supply of well-rooted BOXWOOD, for Edging, which may be bad on application at his Garden. n26-sw4 THOMAS TOBIN. SIXTY DAYS AFTER DATE APPLICATION will be made to the Me chanics’ Benk for the payment of two Ten Dollar Notes of said Bank, tUe right hand halves of wfcich have been lost Letter B, 1709 and 1294. nI2-law2m* MAT. WHITFIELD. PURE GROUND Pepper, Ginger, Spice, Cloves, Cayenne Pepper, Cinnamon, Mace, Mustard, Sage, Thyme, Marjoram, (fee. FLAVORING EXTRCTS of Lemon, Rose, Va nilla, Nutmegs, Almonds, Ginger, Celery, <fec. CONCENTRATED Ess. Lemon, Rose Water, Peach Water, Orange Flower Water, &c. Crimson Gelatine, Clarified Gelatine, Shred Isin glass, (fee. PURE MEDICINAL Madeira, Port and Sherry Wines, and Cognac Brandy, in bottles. Pure Powdered Sal ASratus, English Bi Garb. So da, Genuine Yeast Powders, &c., for sale by d 8 HAVILaND, RISLEY & CO. JOHN H. PEARSON 8c CO.’S REGULAR PACKET LINE BETWEEN BOSTON AND SAVANNAH. A line having been established, consisting of Bark ELLA, Capt. Punn, Bark HOWLAND, Capt. Kendrick, BrigW. (fe J. C. GILMORE, Capt. Eldridob, and Brig VESTA, Capt. Plinn, TO RUN REGULARLY between the above Ports—Receivers cf Mercfaan dize from Boston, and Shippers of Produce from savannah, will find it to their interest to patron ize it. Cotton for this line, consigned to the Agent at Savannah, will be forwarded free of commission. JOHN H. PEARSON <& CO., Agents, Boston. WILLIAM HUNTER, Agent, dl9-Im Savannah. FOR SAVANNAH. K THE new and splendid ligh draught steamer HANCOCK, Capt. Murray, built expressly for the Au gusta and Savannah trade, will leave Augusta for Savannah, every TUESDAY MORNING, at 9 o’clock. For freight or passage, having accommodations un equalled by any boat on the river, apply to the Captain on board, or to the Agent, ap2 H. F RUSSELL FOR SAVANNAH. f* jS s’*’ 5 ’*’ THE fine new steam packet m OR Capt. Shaw, will here after leave Augusta for Savannah, every Wednesday Morning, at 7 o’clock. For Freight or Passage, having fine accommoda tions, apply on board or to nI2 JEFFERS, COTHRAN & CO., Agents. MILCH COWS AND OXEN. jTTg|& FOR SALE, a few MILCH-COWS, with young Calves, and two yoke of young OXEN, well broke, and of good size. Apply to A. W. Walton, at the Hardware Store of Henry Mooic, >- to d7-tf WM. W. HOLT. TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES PAPER HANGING, *c-, &c. THE subscribers would respectfully invite Hioee who are in want of the above articles, to call and examine our extensive Stock of SHADES and PAPER HANGINGS, of the latest styles and pat terns. For sale by d!8-d6 DUNHAM & BLEAKLY. NOTICE. WE HAVE in our Store One Barrel Spirits TURPENTINE, marked N. D., which the owner will please take away in due time after this notice, cr it will be sold on account of all concerned. JEFFERS, COTHRAN & CO., Agents d2O Union Steamboat Company. FLOUR. BARBELS (fresh ground) Extra fami- CJVrvf ly Flour, from the ‘Coleman Granite Mills” Augusta Canal, which is offered for sale in lots of 10 or more barrels, at $7. Single barrels $7.50. Common brands $6, by B. H. WARREN & CO. d 4 205 Broad Street. JUST RECEIVED and for sale by JEF FERS, COTHRAN <fe CO., 50 Bbls. Irish OTATOES. d2O SUGAR, COFFEE AND MOLASSES.— 75 hhds. Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar, 300 bags Rio and Java Coffee, 75 hhds. Molasses. Just received and for sale low by n!2 BAKER, WILCOX (fe CO. ggp ISTHMUS C APS.— Just received, a fine of CAPS, suitable for all sorts of weather. AUo, SILK PLUSH CAPS, of the latest styles. For sale by d2O J. TAYLOR, JR., (fe CO. LIGHT .WOOD POSTS. SUPERIOR Light-Wood POSTS for eaie. Apply at this office. d2O-3t FAMILY NEGROES FOR SALE. OD NEGROES are offered for sale, in Pami mm> lies They are owned by a gentleman in North Carolina. These Negroes are sold for no fault; are strong and healthy ; have been well taken care of, and are well behaved, hard working Negroes. Among them is a good blacksmith, and a good cook and bouse servant. For further particulars apply at this office. d2O-tw&w4 RICE. JUST RECEIVED and for sale by JEF FERS, COTHRAN <& CO., 12 Tierces fresh RICE. d2O CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. TOYS of every description and kind—and a general assortment of Fire Woorbs and Crack ers, for sale cheap. N. GIRARDY & SONS. d!9-tf ‘ BRICKS, BRICKS. AAA SUPERIOR BRICKS, VV for sale low, if applied for im mediately. JOSIAH SIBLEY, ) xA m t ra GEO. A. SIMMONS, $ Aam rs * d!9 dIQ TOOTH ACHE, that most distressing of all aches, can be quickly cured by the use of the justly celebrated “TOOTH ACHE BALL” which 1 has the happy effect of affording immediate relief. For 9ftl« by d2O PHILIP A, MOISE, Druggist, AUGUSTA MARKET. Saturday, P. m. COTTON.—The market to-day is quite the same as yesterday—demand good with limited offerings and prices the same. Fair and Fully Fair 12$ a 12} cents. MOBILE, Dec. 18. — Cotton. —Sales of Cotton to-day fifteen hundred bales, at 12 a 12$c. for mid dling to good middling. exports! SAVANNAH, Dec. 20. —For Baltimore, sc hr Ocean—4s bales Cotton. CHARLESTON, Dec. 20.—For Havre, bark V olant—Bl bales S. I. and 1419 do Upland Cotton. For Barcelona, Sp. brig Cid—39s bales Upland Cstton, Sp brig Soletairo —267 bales Up. Cotton. Sljipjnna intelligence. SAVANNAH, Dec, 20.—Cleared, schr Ocean, White, Baltimore. CHARLESTON, Dec. 21.—Arrived, schr E. B. Waies, Van gilder, Philadelphia, Cleared, Bark Volant, Sears, Havre; Sp. brig Cid, Villalonga. Barcelona j Sp. brig Soletario, Olver, Barcelona. W HISKEY, RAISINs7 & CHEESE! Qfk BBLS* Rectified WHISKEY ; v V/ 150 whole, half and quarter boxes RAISINS ; 100 boxes CHEESE ; Just received and for sale low by d2l-2 BELCHER <fe HOLLINGSWORTH. GOLD LEAF SB GARS. -| AAA GOLD LEAF SEGARS, of JL superior quality, forsaie by d2l-3t 7 A. LAFITTE. SALT, SALT. IKAA SACKS SALT, for sale by jIIUU d5-2aw2w JOHN HARPER. C A TONS HAY OF PEAS. JU do MEADOW. do MILLET, for sale by nl N. B. MOORE. C A BBLS. MACKEREL, Noa. 1,2, and Vr 3 ; 25 half bbls. No. 3 Do., just received by d6-d&wif HARDIN & ESTES. COLLIER’S REMEDY FOR HO RSES —A Medicine which every farmer ■ should have in his stable, as many valuable horses have been saved by its timely use. Numerous cer tificates can be shown of its good effects. For sale in Augusta by PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist. _ dlB RICE AND Turk’s Island SALT, for sale by n 24 BAKER. WILCOX <fe CO. Mince Pies, Jelly. Sec. FRESH GROUND SPICES, of all kinds, Gelatine, Keeker’s Farina and Arrow Root, for Puddings; Rose, Peach and Orange Flower Waters; Extract Rose, Lemon, Vanilla, Orange, Bitter Al mond, &c,, (fee., on hand by dio D. B. PLUMB & CO. AX MATCH CASES, for the pocket, of Brass, Ivory, &c. Also, Wax MATCHES, just received and for sale by d2O PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist. THE PECTORAL ELIXIR, For the relief and permanent cure of Coughs, Bron chitis, Croup, Asthma, Consumption, Whoop ing-Cough, Liver-Complaint, Pneu monia, and Pleurisy. THE DEMAND for the PECTORAL ELIX IR is daily increasing Prepared and sold by dl7 WM. H. TUTT M D. PLANTATION HATS. PLANTERS are respectfully invited to call and examine our sh k of WOOL HATS, be fore buying elsewhere. J. TAYLOR, Jr., &CO., 30 Between Post Office f aer and U. S. Hotel, Just Received and for Sale by N GIRARDY & SONS. QA AAA RIO HONDO SEGARS. vFvf 20,000 Simprerira Do. 5,000 La Gahanna Do. 5,000 La Buenjola Do. —ALSO— -20 baskets of varied brands of Champagne WINES, 4 casks St. Julien CLARET, 8 boxes ABSYNTHE. 4 Do. KIRSHWASSER. n3O-tf GUNNY BAGGING. Irkfk BALES GUNNY BAGGING ; Vs Vs 1,000 Coils Kentucky HOPE ; for sale by 027 SCRANTON, STARK (fe DAVIS. CORN. KAA BUSHELS PRIME CORN, just Vr vr received and for sale by dl7 B. H. WARREN <& CO. BACON, BACON.--50,000 pounds loose Ba con SIDES; 50 Hhds. choice Bacon SIDES ; 15 “ prime SHOULDERS; 50 “ “ New Orleans SUGA R ; for sole by n 24 SCRANTON, STARK <fe DAVIS. Butter, cheese7&c.- 10 firkins prime Goshen BUTTER, 100 boxes CHEESE, 2 bbls. Pickled BEEP, 2 do. do. PORK, 40 do. Hiram Smith Flour, 20 bbls. and half bbls. BUCKWHEAT, Pekin lea Company’s TEA, in I, $ and $ lb., just received by di3-£Hf HAR 1)1 N (fe ESTES. t HANDLES. —25 boxes Speuc CANDLES, JSO bozes Hull’s & Son’s Tallow Do, 40 do. Patent Mould do. Do. 25 do. Poster’s do. do. Do. 50 do. “ Star” Adamantine Du For sale by nl2 BAKER, WILCOX &CO. Ci'k HHDS. of dry handsome Bacon SIDES ; tr vs 100 hols Hiram Smith and mixed brands of FLOUR; 100 boxes TOBACCO, different qualities; 60 hhds. dry handsome Porto Rico SUGAR ; 200 Coils Bale ROPE; 25 Bales Gunny CLOTH ; all of which we are offering low. n2O C. A. & M. H. WILLIAMS. H“ bw TO KEEP IN A GOOD HUMOUR. —Use Jules Hauel’s SHAVING CREAM in the morning, and you are sure to be good natured all day. It may be had, either in the box or bulk, of dl7 WM. H. TUTT, Druggist. OLE LEATHER, CALFSKINS, &c. We have on hand a very large stock of Leather, and all the materials for Shoe-making. Purchasers would do well to examine our Slock before purchas ing elsewhere. n 9 FORCE, CONLEY at. CO. FATHER PRESERVATIVE, or Oil Blacking. —An improved composition for clean, ing, preserving and renewing the color of Leather, it also renders it soft, pliable, and waterproof. Sold by 020 HAVILAND, RISLEY & CO. POTASH, at Wholesale or Retail. —3,0(J0 lbs. superior Potash, for sale by PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist. N. B. —Pearlash, Sal ASratus, Soda, (fee., always on hand. d!9-d&w ECEIVED THIS DA\ —SO two gallon DEMIJOHNS; 20 Whole boxes MR, RAISINS; 50 Half “ “ “ 50 Quarter “ “ “ 10 Kegs Malaga GRAPES ; for sale by dl9 A. SABAL, Agent. HARDIN A ESTES have just received the following FAMILY GROCERIES; Pickled Beef and Pork, Pickled Beef Tongues, Dried Beef, Assorted Pickles, Jellies, Jam?, Pre served Fruits, Buckwheat Flour, Stuart’s Sugar- House and Molasses Syrup, Pekin Tea Company’s Tea, put up in $, $, and 1 ib. packages, Pigs, Rai sins, Nuts, Butter and Sugar Crackers, dfcc., <&c. nl3-d&wtf RON, STEEL AND NAILS.— 40 Tons Sweedslron. 5 Tons Hoop and Band Iron. 2 Tons Cast, German aad UQgtor»St«ei. 1250 Kegs Nails and Brads. For sale in lots to suit purchasers. b 4 BAKER, WILCOX & QO. JUST RECEIVED, Home Influence, a Tale for Mothers and Daughters. Dufies of Attorneys and Solicitors, by W'arren. Railway Economy in Europe and America, by Lardner. Cuaoos, by Alexander Von Humboldt. Copperfield, complete, by Dickens. Also, Harper’s Magazine, back nambere. The above for sale by d!8 THOMAS RICHARDS & SON, Auction Sales. BY A. LAFITTE. Store Comer of Broad and Washington Streets . NEGRO SH n ES, OP HOME MANUFACTURE. ON MONDAY NEXT, 23d instant, at 12 O Clock, will be sold— „ , 150 pair Negro SHOES, Manafactarei i n this State. Conditions—Cash. d22-l BST A. LAFITTE. Store comer of Broad and Washington Streets. ON MONO AY NEXTVZSdhist , at U o’clock, will be sold, in front of Store, a general assort* meat of GROCERIES, FURNITURE, & c ., <fec. Conditions —Cash. d2l-2t BY A. LAFITTE. Store comer of Broad and Washington streets. ~n7ght”auctio!n. ON MONDAY NIGHT, 23d inst., at7 o’clock, will be sold— DRY GOODS, TOYS, JEWELRY, WATCH ES, GOLD PENS and PENCILS, <fec M Ac. Conditions—Cash. d2l-2t BY W. E. JACKSON & CO. LOTS OF LAND ON THE LINE OP GEO. R. ROAD AT EXECUTOR’S SALE. ON THE FIRST DAY OP JANUARY next, at II o’clock, at the Lower Market House, will be sold— Seven Lots of LAND, containing from 21 to 167 Acres each, on the line of the Georgia Rail Road, about 6 miles from this city; being a part of the Lands belonging to the estate of G. Lawrence, de ceased, and sold by order of the Executor. A plat of the Premises may be seen at the Store of the Auctioneers. Terms at sale. d2l-id BY A. LAFITTE. Stars Comer of Broad and Washington Streets. VALUABLE NEGROES. WILL be sold, on the first Tuesday in JANU- I ARY next, unless previously disposed of— A Black MAN, 21 or 22 years of age, at present a Drayman—has worked in the field. —ALSO— A Black WOMAN, between 32 and 33 years of age, a good house servant and plain cook, with her four children, viz; one a Boy 14 years old, one & Girl 12 years old, one a Girl 7 years old. and a Boy 18 months old. Titles indisputable. Conditions — Cash. The above property can be treated for at private sale. d2O-td BY A. LAFITTE. Store comer of Broad and Washington Streets. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. ON THE first Tuesday in January next, will be sold, at the Lower Market House, between the usual hours of sale. A valuable Building LOT, fronting 120 feet on Greene street, and 173 feet 3 inches, more or lesSj on Elbert street, —ALSO— One undivided eighth of the Lafayette RACE COURSE. The above can be treated for at Private Sale. dlO-td Administrators’ sale.—wm be sold, on Tuesday, 31st December, inst., be tween the hours of 10, A. M., and 4, P. M., at the Plantation of the late Amory Sibley, joining the Town of Hamburg, S. C., all the Personal Property on said plantation, consisting of Horses, Mules, Wagons, Carts, Oxen, Cows and Calves, Hogs, Corn, Fod der, Peas, and various other articles. At the same time and place, the Commissioners in Equity will offer for sale the said Plantation, some lots, improved and unimproved, in the Town of Ham burg ; one Tract of Laud in Edgefield District, seven or eight miles from Hamburg, containing 995 acres, more or less, of well-timbered Pine Land Also, one other Tract of Land, in Edgefield District, about six miles from Hamburg, called the Mill Tract, containing 2| acres, more or less, on Clear Branch. Terms at sale. JOSIAH SIBLEY, 1 ) GEO. A. SIMMONS, $ Adm EB * December 11, 1850. jgtd__ _ SUPERIOR SUGARS. f DHE SUBSCRIiSEIv, having removed to J. thr South side of Broad street, a few doors be low the Post Office corner, will keep constantly on band a supply of superior Havana SEGARS, Chew® ing TOBACCO, SNUFF, MATCHES, <Sc., which he offers, wholesale and retail at the lowest Cash pi-r ces. o 9 JOHN A. MILLEN. 3f*u)-'i3ork 2Un>ertisemento. STRAW GOODS. ' HM. GREENE A CO., Manufacturereof • Foreign and Domestic STRAW GOODS, call the attention of buyers to their Goods, for Ladies and Misses. They will offer inducements, in a great variety of styles, &c., to purchasers who buy by the manufacturers’ package. Samples exhibited at their Store, No, 138 Pearl-Bt, (upstairs) NEW YORK. d!7-lm BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS, Sco. AT CHARLESTON PRICES. I HAVE now in my Store fm 1 a large and well selected Stock, v VfcLto which 1 am making con slant additions, of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, Ac., All which will be sold at Charleston prices, at whole sale or retail. Country Merchants will do well to call and ex amine my Stock before purchasing elsewhere. H. DALY, 249 Broad-st., opposite the U, S. Hotel. TO THE LADIES I offer a fine assortment of GAITER BOOTS, SHOES, TIES, SLIPPERS, &c., suitable to the city retail trade, to which their attention is invited. 025-3 m PROPOSALS WILL BE received by the undersigned, for the construction of an Engine House, in Broad Street, at the intersection of Jackson-street, to be built of Brick and covered with Tin; and to be twenty-two feet wide and thirty feet long, with parti tion running through the centre, of brick. The building to be two stories high. For further particu lars apply to JOHN C. CARMICHAEL, ul i * Chairman Com. on Engines* Adocbta, Out. 8,185 U. ' ~ WATCHES, WATCHES. FINK WATCHES made by T. F* JpA Cooper, Lithcrland, Davis & Co., and others 0 f known character, in various new styles, constantly on sale; Cbaa. Taylor & Son’s “Hunting in Con pies,” and many rtre kinds of Gae enamelled and other Watches. Pine Gold Repeating Watches made expressly to our order, and for sale by CLARK, RACKRTT A CO.. r oS Dealers in Jewelry, Silver Ware, Ac. K STILL THEY COME »—Aoothe- lot of | SILK HATS, from Beebe Co., Broadway, ■ ■■; New York. Just received by d2Q J. TAYLOR, JB* & CO*
