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About Daily chronicle & sentinel. (Augusta, Ga.) 1837-1876 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1851)
EXAMINATION #O-Mr. A. V. BobUon >MI would notify his Parrons that an EXAMINATION of bis Pupitf, for the present quarter, will take place at Concert Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING, the 3lst inst. He ear nestly solicits the attendance of all those parents or guardians who have ever been patrons of ms. h)B present patrons and those who have received Tick ets to bis Public Evenings, accorapanied by their families, to attend. His Class be.ng so very small the present Quarter, and a majority of them being beginners, affords but little opportunity lor much va riety in the different Dances. In consequence of this the attraction will not be much. He proposes to resume his lessons for a Fec<md Quarter, if the number of Thirty Scholars can be procur'd —A less n amber would not justify the heavy bill of expense* which he must necessarily incur, He has Twenty Pupils engaged for the Second Quarter, leaving only Ten more to make up the number requ red. Persons wuo wish to send in the next Quarter, will find the subscription bst at the Book Store ot Messrs. J A. Carrie & Co.; and i the number required should be made up, he will commence the Second Quarter on FRIDAY AF TERNOON, the 7ih of FEBRUARY, at 3 o’clock, and will give Lessons two afternoons in cacti week, say Friday and Saturday afternoon, from 3 till 5J o’clock. Ji2l-TuP3I-3t |j» If It be iix tlie power of Medicine to cure the Rheumatism, and other similar diseases, “ Marshall's Magical Pain Eradicator*’ will do it. Read the advertisement, and the letter of Judge Hughes in this day’s paper. This valuable is for sale by jy‘22-3 W. H. & J. TURPIN. BLISS’S COMPOUND COD LIVER OIL CANDY. Tjg* The Alchymist* of old sought to transmute every thing they touched into gold, but they were unsuccessful. Dr. Bliss has succeeded better than the Alchymists, in discovering a remedy by which disease is transmuted into heal h, and this remedy is his Cod Liver Oil Candy, which i<a the remedy of the age— having proved of vast service in all cases where it has been used for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Influenzas, and all affections of the Throat and Chest. To the astonishment of any one who ever took a drop of Cod Liver Oil, the Candy is perfectly palatable. But our friends who wish to purchase must beware cfnou terfeits. Prepared only by B. K. BLISS, Druggist, Spring field, Mass., Inventor and sole Proprietor. Price 25 cents a package. For sale in this city by PHD IP A. MOISE, ja!B-d(Sr w2w Sole Agent for Augusta. THE CAMPBELLS ARB GOING! SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. 25. PARE W ELL CONCERT: AT MASONIC HALL, The Campbell* in White and Black, ON THE SAME EVENING. * 1 THIRST AND ONLY appearance of the AF RICAN GIANT, nearly eleven feet high. For full particulars, see Programme. ja2s-l* JAS, NORRIS, Manager. MULES, MULES. A SPLENDID lotof MULES, with a few fine HORSES, will arrive about rfmii 'irfa the 29th inst. Those wishing to purchase, womd do well to call at ALLMOND’S Stable about that time. Augusta, Jan. 25, 1851. NEW WORKS.—Just received, at GEO. A. OATES <Sr CO.’S, Broad street, the fol lowing New BOOKS, viz ; Bell Brandon and the Withered Fig Tree, a Prize Novel—2s cents. Henry Fmeaton, a Jacobite Story of the Reign of George the First, by G. P, R, James, Esq.—so cts. Lord and Lady Harcourt, or Country tics. a novel, by Catharine Sinclair—so cts The I)uche-s, or Woman’s Love .and Woman’s Hate—so cts. Also, another supply of The Mother’s Recompense, Appleton’s edition, both in paper and cloth bind ing. ja2s _ BARDS OP THE BIBLE, by George Gil fillan, just published and for sale at GEO. A. OATES & CO.’S j*i2s Piano, Book and Music Depot, Broad-st. AJAIIE WORLD’S PROGRESS, a Dictionary of A Dates, with tabular views of General History, and a Historical Chart, edited by G. P. Putnam, just published and for sale at GEO. A. OATES & CU.’S. ja“?s Broad-st. FRESH CAMPHENE may be had at all times of ja2s WM. H TUTT, Druggist. P' /V BBLS. PLANTER PARIS, for sale by OV9 3*25 WM. H. TUTT. Druggist. MA GaZINES PORT FEBRUARY.—- The f-übscribers have received the following MAGAZINES fur the above month, viz: Ladies’ Book; Graham’s Magazine; Sartain’s Union Maga zine, and Ladies’ National Magazine. F 'fibers will please call for theii copie*, at the Agents, j ; 25 GEO. A. OA FES & CO., Broad st. JTUiifiN Cil AM) AMERICAN WINDO W JT GLASS, of ail sizes, fur sale by ji2s WM. H T Si TT, Druggist. A 'DM INI STRA T O It’ S~SALE.—Agreeable to an order of the honorable the Inferior Couit of Monroe county, sitting as a Court of Ordinary, will be sold, on the first Tuesday in APRIL next, between the legal hours of sale, before the Court House door in the town of Warrenton, Warren county, a tract of Land, lying in the fork of WR. Hams’ Creeit, in said county of Warren, adjoining the lands of Thomas Persons, and others, being four fifths of a tract of nine hundred acres, more or less, belonging to the estate of Solomon Lockett, late o ( sa d county, deceased. Sold for the benefit of the hairs of said e tate. Terms—a credit until the 25th day of December next; good notes and approved se curity. Possession to be given on the 25’h Decem ber, ISSI. ASA W. CHAPMAN, Adm’r., January 25, 1851. de bonis non. XECTTOR’S SALE.—By virtue of the will A ol Charles Sherriff, late of Warren county, deceased, will *>e sold, before the Court House doer in the town of Warrenton, on the first Tuesday in APRIL next, between the usual hours rs sale, ihe following property, to wit: I Mahogany Billiard Ta ble, and tne appurtenances thereto belonging, ready for use ; 1 Bed and Bedstead ; 26 assorted sizes Ten pin Balls; 1 Writing Desk ; 10 split bottomed Chairs; I set Pa ent Balances and Weights; 5 large tin Oil Cans; 2 pine Tables; 2 lota bad De canters; Tumblers; Candy Jars; Measures; Oil and Lard Lamps; 10 twenty gallon painted Kegs; Liquors; W.nes and Cigars; Oyster Stands; and numerous other articles of Furniluie belonging to a Grocery Store. Terms on the day of sale. LESTER MARKHAM, Ex’r. Jannary 25, 1951. DMINIbTBATOR’S SALE,—On Toes day, the 4ih day of February next, at the Low er Market House in the city of A.ugusta, will be sold, ihe following property, belonging to the estate of John M. Turner, deceased : A good family Horse and a small Barouche. Also, a Cow and Calf; 12,000 cypress Shingles; 5 new Sills and 1 Scantling; and a iot oi lightwoud Posts Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms—Cash. WM. A. WALTON, Adm’r. January 25, 1851. fd DMISISTRATORS SALE.—WiII be sold at the Lower Market House in Augusta, on the fir:-t Tuesday in April next, within the legal hours of sale, in pursuance of an order of the Court of Ordinary of Richmond county, a Lot of LAND in said city, belonging to the estate of David McKinney, containing a front on Ellis street, of thirty feet, mote or less, and bounded east by a lot of Alexander Mar tin. south by lot of , and west by a lot occupied by Mrs. Craige. JOHN P. KING, Adra’r. January 25, 1950. wt^l IV E,-—All persons indebted to the estate oi Charles Sherriff, late of Warren county de ceased. are respectfully requested to come and settle the same; and those to whom the estate is indebted will please present them duly attested, according to law. LESTER MARKHAM Ex’r January 25, 1851. ’ ** AND HAY, in lota to suit purchasers J for sale by ’ jal2 HAND, WILLIAMS & CO. CANDLES.— 200 boxes Sperm, AdammatirTe Star, and Tallow CANDLES, for sale verv low by jal2 H AND, W r II LI AVIS & CO. DROP BLACK, a very fine just re ceived by ja22 WM. H. TUTT. EP SOM SALTS7—37UOO Ibs.T^superior article" for sale by ’ jaiS-d&w PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist. TELE GRAPHIC NEWS Transmitted for theChroufcie Sentinel. Baltimore, Jan. 23. Missouri Senator.—Grier, Whig, waselec ted Senator on the 40th ballot. The vote stood Grier 80 ; Benton 55 ; Scattering 24. Washington. Jan. 24. The Senate have passed the French Spolia tion Bill. The Hon. Jas A. Bayard, Democrat, has been elected Senator from De'aware. Charleston Market. bt- iDAY, Jan, 24.— Cotton. —The market fa de pressed to-day and prices drooping. The sales amount to 700 bales at 11{ to 13$ cents. From the Baltimore American—By Telegraph. Two Weeks Later from California. Aeic 1 ork, Jan. 21 — A. M.— The steamers Cherokee and Prometheus arrived heie this morning with dates from San Francisco to the 16th, being two weeks la:er Sacramento City to the 14th Dec and Kingston to the 13 h instant. The Cherokee brings one and a quar ter million of gold, and the Prometheus about half a million. Nearly ail the New York pas sengers on the Isthmus are in the Cherokee. The Prometheus has 240 passanairs. The steamer Philadelphia, for New Orleans, left Chagres on theJLh inst., with the mails and passengers for the Souih. The steamer Alabama and Falcon arrived at Chagras on the 10th, and was to sail for New Orleans on t *e 13th. The San Francisco Herald thinks that the chances of Col, Fremont for the Senatorship to the United States are very doubtful and quite desperate. The friends of Mr. Weller are very sangirne of success. The matter, however, is in much doubt. The United Slates brig Dolphin was to leave San Francisco on the 15ih December for Val paraiso and Rio de Janeiro. Snow had fallen to tha depth of several inches at Nevada prior to the ICih December. A party, consisting of forty seven Ameri cans had been attacked by the Indians beyond Maripaso Hill, and all of them killed. The Stockton Journal records a collision, in (he vicinity of Moguetame, between sixteen Americans and a pany of Indians. Q,ui(e a fierce skirmish took place and a largo number of Indians wero killed. Gold continues to be found in abundance. r i lie health of San Francisco and other cities has greatly improved. The cholera nearly disappeared. The notorious Capt. P. If. French, arrived at San Francisco from Gregaras. Anoihar fire had occurred in San Francisco which destroyed about SIOO,OOO worth of property. Among the deaths at California, is Wesley Castlebury, Georgia. The markets at San Francisco and else where were over stocked Western flour Sls. Messßeefsls. Pork do S2O. Prime do. sl6. Other articles of produce generally were dull, and a downward tendency. Gene ral news unimportant. Boston, January 20.—Some astounding de velopments relative to the recent disappear ance of a young girl named Brown, the daugh ter of a highly respectable abolitionist, are being made, ft appears that the father had ex pressed himself indifferent as to whether his daughter married a white man oranegro She took him at his word, and a few weeks since eloped with a black man, married him, and in his company, went to the different dens in Ann street in one of which she was difeov eied by an officer, and carried to her father. She is new in »he Lunatic Asylum. The af fair has been hushed up here on account of the respectability of the parties. KA TONS HAY OF PEAS. do MEADOW, do MILLET, for sale bf nl N B. MOORE. VALUABLE PUBLICATIONS THE New York Day B >ok —the Daily at $F t and the Weekly at ?2 per annum. Holden’s Dollar Magazine. Merry’s Museum. M re. Whktelsey’s Magazine. Schoolfellow Magazine, The subscriber will receive subscriptions for the above valuable Works, at the Roo ns of the Young Me.i’s Library Association. ja2l-3t THOMAS COURTNEY. TUTT’S PECTORAL ELIXIR, Is a certain, speedy and pleasant cure fur Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis, Whooping-cough, Pneu monia, Spitring of Blood, Liver Cora plaint Pleurisy, Pain in the Side, Difficult Expectoration, and Consumption. HHHIS REMEDY is preferable to others, he- JL cause it does not require a change of d iei. In using it there is no danger from expo.-ure, it is en tTe'y vegetable in its composition, and very pleasant to the taste, rendering it part cularly applicable. Prepared and sold by ja24 WM. H. TUTT, M. D. NE W BOOKS, NEW HOOKS.—To Love and to be I oved, by the author of James Mont joy,or I’ve been Thinking. The Mother’s Recompense, a sequel to Horae In fluence by Grace Aguilar, bound and unbound. The Hards of the Bible, by George Giifiilan. Also, other New Pubiicaiions. just received bj |a24 THOMAS RICHARDS ft SON. DR JACKSON’S YRUP O? WILD Cll Ell 11Y, Now its excellence commands World wide admiration ; Letters from our Statesmans’ hands Speak ihoir approbation— Fast and West it- praises ring, For Coughs and Colds iis ui«l t he thing, npms VALUABLE REMEDY for Coughs, 1. Colds, Consumption, &c., &c., isforsalein Augusta by 1). B. PLUMB <& CO and jal9 PHII IP A. MOISE. NEW PUBLICATIONS MzTghm THE ISLAND World of the Pa ci^c: b Y Rev * Henr y T - Cheever. iHenry broeaton, a Jacobite Story of ibe reign of George the First: by G. P. R. James, Es|. The Mother’s Recompense, a sequel to Horae In fluence : by Grace Aguilar; price 25 cents. Lalin-Euglish Lexicon : by E. A. Andrews, LL. D. Also, other new works, just received, and for sale by ja22 THOMAS RICHARDS A SOX PROPOSALS WILL be received by the undersigned until 25ih inst., for the construction of an EN GINE HOUSE, on Mclntosh street, near the Post. Office. The Building to be 30 feet Ion?, by 12$ feet wide, two stories high, and covered with tin For parliculais inquire of JOHN G. CARMICHAEL, jal6 Chairman Com. on Engines. NOTICE. TO PERSONS WANTING HIGH PRES SURE STEAM ENGINES, OR MACHINERY OF ANY KIND. THE subscriber will furnish ENGINES, oflhe following diameter of cylinder, and length of stroke, with a sufficient amount of boilers, at the fol lowing prices. Diameter of Length of Cylinder. Stroke. Power. Price , 18 in. 72 in. 70horsa, 85,000 15 in. 48 in. 45 “ 3,500 12 in. 42 in. 25 « 2,200 12 in. 30 in. 20 “ 2,050 10 in. 36 in. 15 “ 1,700 9$ in. 30 in. 12 “ 1,200 6 in. 15 in. 5 “ 700 These Engines will be finished in good workman like manner. The above prices include Boiler, Force and Lifting Pumps, &c., delivered at Charles ton or Savannah, put up in complete running order, and warranted for 6 months. Address, within 2 months, L. P. GARNER, Agent, Warrenton, Ga. Or at any time, WM. DaHAVBN, Minerarille, Penn. js2l-dlw<kw3na* Watches, Clocks. Jewellery, See. ' THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully J- j > informs his friends and the public, that he has now 7 in store a fine assortment of GOLD and SILVER WATCHES; Ladies and Gentlemen’s Gold Guard and Fob CHAINS; BREASTPINS; Finger RINGS. &c., and a great variety of other Goods, which he will sell low for I cash. j N. B.—WATCHES and CLOCKS repaired i the best manner, and warranted to perform well, a* his old stand, the first door below Washington Hall. nl-3m P. A. BRAHE. TO HIRE, A SERVANT GIRL, accustomed to the care of children, sewing, washing. &c, Apply at Turpin’s Drug Store. ja23-tw2t* WANTED TO HIRE, fUWO NEGRO BOYS, from 18 to 25 years of X age, to work in the city, for which liberal wages will be paid Apply at this office. ja22 4 \MJ ANTED TO HIRE.—Four Negro men v » Inquire at the Augusta Factory. ja3 S, J. SWEETLAND, Sup’.j GOOD VEST MAKERS wanted, at Jail WM. O. PRICE & CO.’S. GEORGIA STATE 6 AND 7 PER CENT. BONDS FOR SALE. APPLY at the Branch Banfc State of Georgia, at Augusta. juß ts MAIL LINE FOR SAVANNAH AN M \CON. ON and after the 7th inst., the Stage for Savan nah and Macon, will start from U, S. Hotel, daily, at Bs, P. M. WM. M. MOODY, Jr. ja7 Agent Augusta. BOLTING LOTKS, OP WARRANTED quality, furnished and put up in M olts, to order. MILLSTONE PLASTER, prepared for backing Millstones, cheap, und of best quality fin sale by jalS-wtf SCHIRVJER <fc VVIGAND. SUGAR, MOLASSES & WHISKEY. A iY IIIIDS, N. O. SUGAR, t: V 3 • do. New Crop Cuba MOLASSES. 70 btds. N. O. WHISKEY. Just received an 1 for sale by ja2l-dit BiLCHERte HOLLINGSWORTH, YELLOW PLANTING POTATOES A A BBLS. Yellow Planting POTATOES, for 4XXP sale by ja2l-4t A. LAFITTE. NEW CHOP CUBA MOLASSES. /Y IIIIDS. will be landed this morning, and tX vs for sale low by ja 16 WILLIAMS & BROTHER. CORN 7£Y|Y4Y BUSHELS, in sacks of 2 bushels vs Vr each, for sale by ja!B B. H. WARREN & CO., 205 Broad at. GRAPE FRUIT. "I BBLS. GRAPE FRUIT, in good ordcr ( X just received, and for sale by jalT-dlw HARDIN <fc ESTES. COW PEAS. 200 BUSHELS, just received and for sale ja 18 WARREN & CO., 205 Broad-st. GUNNY BAGGING. 1/Y/Y BALES GUNNY BAGGING ; vfXF 1,000 Coils Kentucky ROPE ; forsaleby 027 SCRANTON. STARK <Si. DAVIS. JUST FROM THE SEABOARD. A CONSIGNMENT of 25 barrels of very superior Georgia Cane SYRUP, just received and for sale low by jai 5 D. B. PLUMB & CO. Feathers? feathers I—2.ooo lbs. LTve Geese Feathers, just received, and for sale by ja22 HAND & FLEMING. PLANTING POTATOES.—2OO birrels Yellow and Mercer POTATOES, in large bar rels and in fine order. ja 12 AND, JUJUBE PASTE.—SO lbs. Lemon, Rose, Va nilla and Liquorice Jujube, for sale by ja 16 PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist. Bay kum, on draught or in bottles, very fine. For sale by ja22 WM. H. TU i f. SUGAR. —A few bbds. very choice New a Or leans SUGAR, for sale by ja!2 HAND, WILLIAMS & CO. VALENTINES.— THOMAS RICHARDS & SON have ju®t received a large lot of Valen tines, cf ali descriptions ( which they will sell at low prices ja2l LI M E JUICE," on draught or in bottles, just received by ja22 WM. H. TUTT. CORN. —A few honored bushels, of CORN, in sacks, for sale. ja22 BAKER, WILCOX & CO. IYO MECHANICS. —Appleton’s Mechanics Magazine and Engineers’ Journal, edited by Julius W. Adams, C. E,, a most useful publication, just received by ja24 THOMAS RICHARDS & SON. BACON. —lO bbds. prime BACON SHfoUL DEBS, and 3 hhds. choice Sugar-cured H .» MS. jij2 HAND, WILLIAMS CO. LAMP OIL. Irom SI to $1.75 per gallon, for sale by j .24 WM. H. TUTf fiIHOJHAS RICHARDS & SON have jutt X received the following New Publications; Letters from Three Continents, by M.. the Arkan- S-S Correspondent of the Louisville Journal. Shanoondale, by Miss South worth, author of The Deserted Wife. Apbigenia in Tauris, a Drama by Goethe, trans lated from the German, byG J. Adier, A. M. : a24 VINEGAR. —Cider and White Wine Vinegar. For sale by HAND, WILLIAMS & C ». <lls Y'lOR TiIE~TEETH.--Pure Willow Char- X? coal, pulverized, for sale by i«3 1) B. PLUMBAGO. THE AMERICAN ALMANAC,"furI3SI, for sale by d 27 THOM AS RICH \RDS & SON. lOHIEN BUTTKIt AND GARD.— 1" 12 firkins choice Goshen BUTTER; 10 ools. prime Leaf LARD; 2d kegs do. do. Do.; Just received and for sale by d 29 HARDIN & RSTFS Mackerel.— 2uu packages maoKErel, of various sizes, for sale by ja 12 HAND, WILLIAMS & CO. OSNAHURGS. —20 Hales Heavy Virginia OS NABURGS. Just received and for sale by n 24 HAN«»& FLEMING LIVE OIL—A superiot article, in Basnet and Barrels, just received by ja22 WM. H. TUTT, HLORIDE LIME—In bottles and jars, tor sale by |a22 WM. H. TUTT, Druggist. WAX MATCHES, just received and for sale by jii23 PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist. 17IRESII THOM ASTON LIMe.- lOd bbls. . fresh Thomaston LIME, just received and for sale by ji23-d&w2w HARDIN & ESTES. LEIDY’S SARSAPARILLA BLOOD PILLS, for sale by ja22 WM. H. TUTT. CM TOLU and CHEWING GUM, just re ceived and for sale by j H 23 PHILIP'A MOISE, Druggist. RICH figmed Silk and Satin SCARFS and CRAVATS, just received. d 22 WM, O. PRICE & CO. ENISON HAMS.—SOO lbs. superior Veniso HAMS, just received and for sale by j a l9 A. SABAL, Agent. CHAMPAGNE CIDE R.—Landed this day, 20 bbls. Champagne CIDER, for sale by ja!9 A. SABAL, Agent. INRESH SWREDISH LEECHES.—A supply 1 of the best LEECHES, lately received and for a leby jalS-d&w PHILtF A MOISE, Druggisj GATHER CUSTERS, various sizes, for sale by jal2 PHILIP A. MOISE, DniggieC OES, HOES. —3 casks of Scovill’s Plant- HOES, warranted superior to any thing in use, for sale by _ ja 19 HAND, WILLIAMS & CO. TH EMOTHERS’ RECOMPENSE. Ano tber supply of the above interesting Work, a Sequel to Home Influence, has been received, at GEO. A. OATES & CO.’S Piano, Book and Music Store, Broad-street, oppo site State Bank. j%17 ffiommmlal. I TWIMIII - - .j», AUGUSTA MARKET. Friday, P. M. COTTON.—There wag a good demand to-day at yesterday’s prices, which holders genera'ly were unwilling to take—consequently the offerings were small and the operations limited. The sales were at the rate of 13 cts for Pair. NEW ORLEANS, Jan 18, P. M.— Cotton. — Stock on hand Sept, I, IfcsQ 16,449 Arrived since 495,648 Arrived to-day 2.868 „ 515,054 Exported to date 283 521 Exported to day 3,870-287,391 Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared-227,663 Receips at this port last year, 449,709 bales—Ex- j ports, 276,063 bales—lncrease in the receipts at all the ports, 28 986 bales. Sugar. — The week opened with an active de mand, and 3,000 hhds. were sold on Monday and j Tuesday at last week’s prices. Since then, however, heavy receipts, the decline in the rates of Exchange, and advancing freights have diminished the demand, and 2,030 hhds. were sold. To-day there was a good demand, and about 1,000 hhds. were sold be fore the fire drew off the buyers. Some 2,000 hhds. have been sold on plantation at 4 j as|c. We quote — Inferior, 3$ a 4 ' Prime, sfas| Common, «4 ja 4| j Choic®, ■ • • 5* a 6 | Fan - . 4J asj j Clarified 6 a Molasses. —The demand was active during the first part of the week, but has fa’len off since. Some 9.000 bbls. were sold up to this morning. Prime lots, owing to the large quantity of Inferior arriving, is still commanding 24jc. To-diy, the market was nearly et a stand, and the sales barely reached 500 bbls., 24c. being the highest price paid for prime lots. Flour. —The demand has been less active, and the sales up to this morning embrace 17,500 bbls. at easier prices; the following being the closing rates of yesterday: Ohio, SI. 18 a 4 35 ; Illinois and St. Louis, $1.50 a 4.60 ; Extra. $4.80 a5. To day 363 Ohio were sold at 54.23; 500ai54.25; 100at$4 37, and 120 at 84.25. Corn. —The receipts have met with ready sale at prices ranging from 59 to 68c.; the bulk of the sales having been at 60 a 62$c. The stock being again reduced, prices are firmer, and 261 sacks were sold at 67£c. Whiskey. —The demand has been steady ut 27 a 27jc. for Rectified, and 27 and 28c. for Haw. To day 250 bbls. Rectified were sold at 27jc., and 144, in three lots, at 27$c. Bacon. —Some 200 casks Sides have been sold at 7ja7jc.; but Shoulders are scarce, and 15 casks were sold at 7jc.; Hams sell slowly at 6 a 10c. for Plain and Sugar-cured. To day 20 casks Sides were sold at 7|c. Bard. —The demand is steady, and as the quanti ty on sale is small, prices continue firm. Prime in tierces and bbls. commands 7sc.; but kegs being scarce, soma small parcels of choice new hove been sold at 8j a gjc. Bagging and Rope. —There have been small sales at 11 jj a 12|c., and 5j a 6sc. cash and on time. Freights. —Three vessels were laid on for Havre yesterday at 15-16 d., a slight improvement. Ail the disengaged room in American vessels loading for Liverpool has been engaged at 15 32d., and masters ask an advance. Coastwise freights have advanced. Exchanges. —The difficulty of passing bills has been felt in every department of business. London 6| a7j per cent, prem.; Paris 5f.25 a sf. 32j ; New York 60 days 3a 3J per ct, dis ; do. eight 2 a per cent, uis ; do Bank Checks 1 a 1 j per cent, discount. P. S, —An American ship was taken for Liverpool at 7-16 d, CHARLESTON, January 24. — Cotton. —Piices throughout the previous week were well maintained, 1 if we except a slight reduction which the lower qualities su:tained ; the market, however, was in active when we closed our inquiries, the transac tions of Thursday having been limited to sc me £OO bales. The market wore rather a qu ; et aspect on Friday and Saturday last, the transactions during these two days having been confined to 2400 boles, at about the quotations given in our report of the 17th inst. The accounts by the Franklin and Asia, which reached us about this time were not us lavor ableaswere anticipated, and buyers on Monday were claiming a concession; holders, however, would not come to terms, and we had another com paratively quiet day, the sales having been limited to 1200 bales. During Tuesday the market was rather active than otherwise, buyers having been drawn out in con£<quence of the disposition mani lested by some of/our fuelers to meet them, and up wards of 2300 bales changed hands. Prices were irregular, but it was manifest that the former class had the advantage. The transactions on Wednes day were again limited, and the concession was more apparent than cn the previous day. the market having settled down jc. decline. Yesterday the weather was unpropitious for out door business, it having rained nearly throughout the day, and it was generally thought that very little would be done in Cotton; about noon, however, one of our factors sold over 1000 bales, which swelled the transactions to 1700 bales as is said, at a greater reduction than is recorded above, amou nling in some instances loan additional jc.; bsthis, however, as it may, we made a cartful revision of our quotations, and would offer ihe snl joined rates, as a fair criterion of the value of this article althe close of -he wrek, although we are satisfied they will be thought by some rather high It will be seen on comparing them with our former quotations, that we have reduced allqnali'iea an Jc. The receipts of the week comprise 13,344 bale?, and the sales in the corresponding period foot up 8854 bales at the fo'lowing prices, viz ;—l6 bale* at 11 ; 47 at 11 { ; 342 at 12; 16 at 12 j ; 169 ur. 12 j; 9at 12}; 486 at 12*; 321 hi I2| ; 367 at U|; 57 at, 12 13-16: ?76 at 12| ; 1126 at 13 ; 68 at 13 1-16: 415 at 13J ; 205 ut 13 3-16; 1205 at I3j ; 10(1 at 135 16; 1751 at 13f ; 363 at 13 7-16; 793 at 13J ; 230 at 13J ; and 45 bales at I3fc. W e qu.»te Or dinary to Good Ordinary, —a —; Middling to Good Middling, )2| a 13; Middling Fair, 13j a 13J; Fair and Fully Pair, 13$ a I3|c. There has been more inquiry for the qualities classed under the head of Long Colton, than marked the business of ; the previous week, and former prices have been fully sustained if we except the very common quuli- j ties wh ch in some instances have gone off at rather I easier prices. The sales amount to 450 a 500 bales. Very inferior to common, 22 to 25; common to clean common Santces and Mains, 27 to 31 ; Middling Fine to Fine Sea Islands from 33 to 40c. and Up wards. H\ce. —We hive no new feature to report in the Rice market. Prices have ranged from to s3f per hundred pounds ; the buik of the sales, how ever have been within the range of 3 a 3jc. Corn . —The transactions show an improvement of from 2to 4c. per bushel. The receipts, which comprise very nearly 13.00 D bushels, have oeen dis p-«*ed of as follows, viz ; —ISOO imported by a dealer ; 2000 ordered for the interior; 1500 sold sometime hack to arrive at 69 ; and 2900 on arrival at 75c.; and the balance has been sold at a figure above this 'alter price, but the terras have not been allowed to transpire. Oats. —A lot of 1500 bush_ds sold at the opening of the week at 60c ; about 3000 bushels received subsequently, changed hands at 56 and 58c , and 1000 bushels to arrive, at 58c. Hay. —This article has fully sustained prices The receipts of the week reach upwards ofßoo bales —7OO North River, and 100 Eastern. The former ■old at sl, and the latter brought $1,12J per 10 f lbs. Flour. —The P.our market has been quiet during the week. Bacon. —The market may be said to have b*en brought to a stand, owing to the want of a stock to operate with. Some 40 hhds. Sides have been sold, to arrive, at 9c. Bagging.—Some 40 bales Gunny Cloth were sold from store at 14c , and we learn that 100 bales, to arrive, brought the sime price. We have no transactions to report in Dundee or Kentucky. Rype. —700c#ilsofKentucky have changed bands, mostly at 7c., although a lot wos sold to close sales at something under this figure. Sa't. —The receipts this week comprise fully 13.000 sacks, which have reached a market previ- j ously abundantly supplied, besides which we leara I that there is a good supply in the interior, which i must shut out any thing like a demand from this i quarter. This combination of circumstances seems I already to have affected prices. There was a sale 1 of 2300 sacks in the early part of the week at 85c., and subsequently a sale was made at 82c. per sack ; and w« learn that it was offered at the close of the weekatSJc. Only a part of the aboye receipts have been sold. Sugars. —There has been a good demand for New Orleans Sugar during the week, but the transactions have necessarily been light, owing to the limited ' Stock on sale. There is none in first bands, and the 1 business has been confined to lots from second hands. Ab ut 100 hhds have been sold, at prices ranging from 5j up to 7j—the bulk going within the range of 6j a 6fc. In Muscovados and other descriptions we have no sales to report. Cojfu, —There has beau some demand for Rio | 1 Coffee during the week, and from first to last we : suppose that upwards of 1.000 bags have changed hands. Psices have shewn an upward tendency. 1 The transactions have been at extremes ranging from 1 Hi to 12jc., and as high as 12jc. for small parcels. Molasses. —There have been no arrivals during the week under review; we therefore have no quo tstionß to Domestic Biquors. — Some 200 barrels Whiskey have been received coastwise, part of which has been sold About 50 bbls. Monongahela brought 33c ; and 50 Baltimore sold at 30c. | A’jrcAang'cs.—-sterling has fluctuated during the week from 9JoSjc W e quote Francs 5 17* a 5 20. Checks on the North j a | off. Freights.- The rate of Freight for Cotton to I iv erpool in square bags during the week has stood at 5-lbthsd. A vessel is loading for Havre at |c for square bags; Ic. for Sea Island. The Coast’wise rates are the same as previously reported. VVc quote —New York 5-16th; to Boston Jc. MOBILE, Jan. 21.—Cotton market very dull at 1 12jc. for middlings. Sales 1500 bales. | I intdiiacucL. SAVANNAH, Jan. 3.—Arrived, Br. bark Bona Dea, Barclay, Liverpool ; bark Howland. Mayo, Boston; schr Blooming Youth, Collins, Baltimore. Cleared, echr D. C. Brooks, Rosebrook, New York. CHARLESTON, Jan. 24. —Arrived, bark Har riet & Martha. Leslie, N. Orleans ; U. I . ship New York, Hull, N. York ; brig Palo Alto, MTntyre, Camden, Me.; line brig I . Baldwin, Ekcrman, N. York; schr Era, Phinny Boston ; schr B. H. Col lins, Reed, Gloucester, Mass; M. L. schr Ellen Goldsborough. Brown, Baltimore; R. L. schr Onta rio, Johnsm, Philadelphia. Cleared, Br. ship Kitty Cordes, Pindlater, Liverpool; brig James Wallace, Small, Phdadclphia. ior Sale. THE PURE JETHRO SILK COTTON SEED FOR SALE. APEW sacks of this new and splendid variety —distinguished for its great length and fineness of staple —early maturity, and easy pick ing—great production from the land, and from 34 to 35 per cent, of cotton from the seed—can be had direct from the producer and only individual who has raised this cotton —bv early app'icafion to ADAMS, HOPKINS & CO., Au-usta, Georgia. This cotton took the first premium at the Pair of the South Carolina Institute, held in Charleston in November la«t. ja3-lm POMEGRANATE COTTON SEED. undersigned has a large suppy of this X celebrated COTTON SEED, grown by Gen. G. D. Mitchell, of Warren county, Miss. Those who wish should send in their orders early. It is in sacks, containing five bushels each—price 85 per bushel, by the sack ; for one bushel s7s ; for more than one and less than five, $6 per bushel. d 24 S. D. LINTON & CO. COTTON SEED PROLIFIC Pomegranate COTTON SEED, from the plantation of Gen. G. D. Mitchell, for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, by jaß dAwtf HARDIN & ESTES. Genuine Pettet Gulf Cotton Seed BUSHELS of Genuine Pettet Golf COTTON SEED, carefully selected by a competent Judge expressly for this market. The above Seeds are warranted genuine, and the long experience by practical farmers will bear testimony that the Pettet Gulf are the Seed. For sale by JEFFERS, COTHRAN & CO., jv 10 Mclntosh-street. NEGROES, NEGROES. NEGROES. JUST ARRIVED, SEVENTY-SIX young, likely NEGROES, which, added to our former slock, will make one hundred and fourteen we hare now on the Market. By calling at our Depot at Hamburg, S. C., purchasers can be suited, and tho«e wishing to purchase are requested to examine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere. 04-tw&wtf JENNINGS & ROBERTSON. FOR SALE. ONE likely Mulatto WOMAN, accustomed to house-work, and a good seamstress. Also, a fine Mulatto BOY, about 10years of age. Apply to dIS dtf P. M. JENNINGS, Globe Hotel. FOR SALE. MTHE subscriber offers his Place for sale, containing twenty-three acres, more or less, having a front on Campbell street, extending from the Canal to Boundary street, with all the improve ments, consisting of a good two-story Dwelling, and all necessary out houses. For terms apply to John Carrie, on the premises. ja7-twtf YANKSY FARtff FOR SALE. THIS valuable FARM, if not I"u..{ previously disposed ot, will be sold at public outcry, on the first Tues- -i --day in February. It is on the Savannah Road, in the immediate vicinity of The Cottage, A. W, Car michael’s, R. T. Harris, Writ, VV. Davies, and oth ers, containing one hundred acres of cleared land, ; n a fine state for cultivation, and about one hundred and ten acres ot wood land, heavily limbered with Oak and Pine, all under good fence. On the place there is a comfortable Dwelling, Kitchen, excellent Barns, Star les, and the other necessary out-buiid ings, new and in good order. The health of this place, the fine society of its neighborhood, quality of the water, productiveness of the soil, and proximity to the city, renders it a most desirable residence. Terms —one-third cash, the remainder in one and two years, with interest from date. ja9 tw3w A. H. McLAWS. NOW RECEIVING A FINE supply of CHAFING DISHES— -3 sizes, and just in time for Oysters and Game. 4 do. Oblong GREQUFRS. 2 do. Oyster CH AFERS. 3 do. Coffee FILTERS. 4 do. AI ABLOSE and STEAK DISHES. 2 do. URNS, with He*iers. Also, Beer PUMPS, Block Tin and Lead PIPE, all sizes, with an assortment of the finest Parlor GRATES ever offered in this Market. For sale one door below Mechanics’ Bank. d 29 B. F. CHEW. AUGUSTA SEED STORE, THE subscriber has just received a full and fiesh supple of GARDEN SEEDS, the crop of 1850. His customers may de pend upon having none but the best of fires j and gen uine Garden Seeds, which he will continue to receive during the season. Allowances, as usual, made to country Dealers. Red and White Onion Setts, Red and White Clo ver, Lucerne, Blue Grass, Gimt Asparagus Roots, Bu bs. Flower Seed, &c., &c. jal l-d2m J. H SERVICE FRESH GARDEN SEED. THE largest and most complete assortment of GARDEN SEED, ever brought to this mar ket, are to be found at WM. HAINES, all warrant ed fresh, and for sale low. Those in want are in vited to call and see me. jal6-dlm NEW WORKS. MWTgi K||l »lUST RECEIVED, by the / i eyjgy subscribers, the following NEW works, viz: .Morses hom an Old Mause, by Hawthorne. Alton Locke, Tailor and Poet, an Autobiography, Padette, a domestic story, from the French, by Matilda M. Hay. Manuel of Fine Arts, Critical and Historical, with an introduction by D. Huntingdon. The Autobiography of Leigh Hunt; and Richard E iney an I the Governor’s Family, by the author of Margaret and Philo. A Peep at the Pilgrims in 1636, a tale of olden time, by Mrs H V- Cheney. Mother’s Recompense, cheap edition—2s ceuta Littell’s Living Age, No, 348. To Love and be Loved, by A. S. Roe. The Ojibway Conquest, by George Copway. Also, a few sets of Harper’s Magazine, from the commencement. GEO. A. O tTE'' <St CO., ja23 Broad st.. oppose the State Bank. yAGE AND CATNIP* —For sale by O ja» WM. H. TUTT, Droggiai. _ Auction Sales. _ BY A. LAFITTE. l ° re and Washington Street. ATv I ?he # &^?7 0R,8 SAL E.-On Thun •t II O’clock, A. M, ;m”b7J“ l ;h“ f, ■ o “ t “ rs,o " , - HOUSEHCLD AND K.rcHEN FURNITURE of John M. Turner, deceased cnn o ;».: Bedstead*, Beds aud Bedding* Tables ° f Secretary, Wardrobe. Bureau, sT Carpets, China, Crockery, Glass. p’ P f K f * Pot, and Wooden-ware, Ac.. Ac. ’ Earthen » —ALSO— A Gold Watch, lot of Silver Spoons, and a Silver Cup. Sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors. Terms—Cash. WM, A. WALTON, Adm’r. January 25, 1?51. td BY A“. LAFITTE. A VALUABLE TRACT OP LAND. A’k'N THE first Tuesday in February next, will fLAN^ U,,at lhe ® joWer Market House, the Tract ° ■ j, L 1 l^le Improvements thereon, now oc• cupiet by Mr. A. Picquet, situated on the Forks of be Savannah and Turk nett Springs Roads, con aimng soout 50 acres of prime Land. It is 80 well noWn p at a *? rt ie £ description is deemed unnecee ,he Hom " »»* •* *•«« - T r ”?r? ne J half J C#Bh; balance i D 12 montha, secured by bond and mortgage, bearing interest from date. Purchasers to pay for papers. ja2Utd BY A. LAFITTE. Store Comer of Broad and Washington Streets. HORSES AND CARRIAGE As PRIVATE SALE. A PAIR OF ROAN HOUSES, perfectly gentle. 3 — ALSO— A Second-Hand CARRIAGE, in good order. _ ja!B ' 6 B Y A. LAFITTE. HOUSE AND L«>T. ON THE first 1 uesduy in February next, will be sold, at the l ower Maiket House, unless previously disposed of, a HOUSE AND LOT on Greene street, the fourth below Houston street. Said Lot fronting on Greene street 25 feet, and running back 173 feet, more or less The House having two rooms and piazza, with Kitchen attached. JlB-iP4 HUTCHINSON & THOMAS, Auction and Commission Mer- C HANTS, Three Doors above N. K. Butler's Corner, ARE SOW prepared to receive and attend ta all Consignments. d27-3m ©PARTNERSHIP NOTICE^ undersigned having this day formed a co .l. partnership, for the transaction of a general AUCTION and COMMISSION BUSINESS, solicit a share of patronage. Liberal cash advances will be made upon all consignments. All business entrusted to them will be promptly attended to. HUTCHINSON <fe THOMAS. Edwa t :0 E. Thomas, Jmo. S. Hutchinson, d24-tf ADM I NISTRATOR’S SALE Will be sold, on Saturday, the 25th day of January next, at the residence of Abraham Sego, 124th Dis trict Richmond county, one Horse, and all the House hold and Kitchen Furniture belonging to the estate of Sarah VViggin l , latenf said county, deceased. ABRAHAM SEGO, Adm’r. December 11, 1850. LOTTERIES. MANAGERS OFFICE. GREENE AND PULASKI MONUMENT LOTTERIES. Managed, Drawn , ond Frizes paid by the well known and responsible firm of ,1. W. MAURY & CO* Extra Class 4, by Monongalia A, January 25, 1851. Sales close TO-MORROW, at 3 P. M. MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME. SPLENDID CAPITAL 63.470 DOLLARS! $35 U 00; $25,000; sl7 000; 2 Prizes of SI0,000; 2 of $7,000; 2 of $5,000; 10 of $2,000; 100 of SI,OOO, <&c., &c. Tickets S2O; Halves $10; Quarters $5 ; Eighths s2.£o. Class 8, drawn at Savannah, January 28, 1861. Sales close TUESDA V, at 3P. M. 66 Numbers; 12 Drawn Ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME. CAPITAL PRIZE 15,000 DOLLARS. *4,000; *3,000; *1,944; 3 Prizes of *I,OOO, &c. Tickets $4; Halves $2; Quarters sl. Orders from the city or country, strictly con fidential, and promptly attended to. JOHN A. MILLEN. South side of Broad street, a few doors below the Poet Office corner. ja24 “MARSHALL’S MAGICAL PAIN ERADICATOR.” WILL POSITIVELY CURE Rheuma tism n every stage, Week Back, Bruises, fe S’rains, Weak Joints, Swelling?, Toothache, Head ache, Contracted Tendons, Lumbago, Painlul Nerves Spinal Affections, <&c., <3fec. In ‘act, it is hard to say what kind of pains it will not cure. It is warrant ed to cure the diseases named ; or, in case of failure the money will be refunded. To persons troubled with CORNS, this compound is particularly recom mended Please to r«ad the following commendatory letter from Judge Hughes, of Burke county : Elmore, Burke County, Dec. 22, 1850. Mr. J. E. Marshall,—Dear Sir : Incompliance with your request, I make this simple statement of facts. My boy Daniel stuck a thorn in his foot about the first of last June, the "thorn was exiracted. and no more thought of it for 15 or 20 days, bis foot then began to swell, and in a few days it was opened. It discharged a large quantity of matter. The dis- JJ I charge continued -‘or eight days, and then ceased. His foot then re-commenced swelling and extended up his leg, thigh, and hip, with violent pain. He then began to spit from his lungs matter similar to le thal discharged from the abscess on his foot. I then called in medical aid, and from (he remedies used, he was alternately better and worse for eight or ten weeks. During this time a large abscess formed upon the hip, the discharge was large, and as soon as it ceased, a general swelling of his leg, thigh and breast commenced, wb ch was very hard to the touch, and at times experienced much difficulty in swallowing. Medical ai i seamed of no further avail, and was discontinued, I then had recourse to your “Magical Fain Eradicator.” In forty-eight hours, from the time I commenced its use, his foot began to soften ; the swelling on his hip and breast übsided and I am pleased to say he is nets well. 1 again used your remedy in a case of Neuralgia, with great success, giving immediate relief. I have tried it also tor Tooth-Ache, with my youngest child with emire success. Prom the success I have had in the use of your ‘ Magical Pain Eradicator,” 1 have no hesitation in recommending it tolhe public. Tours truly, W. W. HUGHES. The above statements of the use of “Marshall's Magical Pain Eradicator” are know ne to be true. (Signed) ANGU JNE. None is genuine without the writ. ' *.ofJ. E* Mail-hill on each box. F »r sale, wholesale and retail, by the proprietors, j .22 w. H. & J. TURPIN. Augusta. - TO PLANTEHS WE would respectfully inform the Planters that we furnish SMALL GRIST MILLS. h. a call before buying elsewheie. ~ |H ‘ SCHIRMER & WIGAND, Burr Mill Slone Manufacturers, jalß-wtf Augusta, Ga. «| UPEKIOR. INDELLIMLE I ' % * l ‘ l ‘ preparation, at 30. 35 and 50 cents a box ; with out the preparation, at 20 and 25 cents a box. A large suddlv just received and for sale by 1 >23 PP 7 J PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggiat.
