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TELEGRAPHIC news Transmitted for the Clironlole A Sentinel. South Carolina Convention. Charleston, May 6th. Seventeen additional delegates appeared to day and took their seats. A letter was receiv ed from Langdon Cheeves excusing his non attendance, and deprecating teparate Stale action. Ihe Committee appointed to report busi ness for the consideration of the Convention, made a report which was made the special or der for to-morrow. They set forth, that the South cannot submit to wrongs withoat dis honor and ruin, and that it is necessary for the State of South Carolina to relieve herself therefrom, whether with or without the co operation of other States—that co-operation is worth many sacrifices, but not the sacrifice involved in submission—that the right of se cession is essential to the sovereignty efthe States, and the denial ofthat right would furnish the strongest cause for its exercise. That this Convention look with confidence and hope to the Convention of the State to exert the power ot the State in defence of its rights at the most practicable period, and to the Legis lates to adopt the most speedy and effectual measures towards the accomplishment of the same end. The Convention adjourned till morning. Savannah, May 6, 8£ P. M. Ihe steamer Alabama, from New York, is coming np the river. New York Market. Monday, May s.— Cotton. —The market has ad vanced | cent. Middling Uplands are quoted 10$ cents; Orleans Ilf eta., with sales of 3,000 bales. Sales of the week 23.000 bales. Charleiton Market. Tuesday, May 6. Cotton.—' The sales to-day are 2,2J0 bales at 7to 10§ cents. Prices have im proved an | to $ cent. Miscellaneous. B. P, Hall has been appointed Post-Master of Augusta vice E. B. Glascock. Snow fell in Baltimore on the sth instant for six hour. From the Baltimore American—By Telegraph Dreadful Storm aid Gals at Buffalo. Buffalo, May 2, 1851.—A dreadful storm and gale virited this city yesterday afternoon, doing great damage. Early yesterday morning the wind com menced blowing furiously from the West, and in the course of two hours the water in the har bor was raised about three feel above its ordi nary level 1 he water in the canal at noon was about three inches over the towpstb, and still rising. The shipping in the harbor has sustained much damage in the loss of sails and rigging. The brig J Y. ScammoH was compelled to put back on account of the severity of the gale. On entering the harbor she dropped both anchors, which, however did not check her progress when she ran foul of the canal boat B.ue Bell. A passenger named Hiram Burbanks, eged 18 years, was coming from the cabin whe \ the brig struck the bow of the boat. Mr. B.’s leg* became entangled in the fore chains, breaking the left leg above the kn°e and horribly lacera ting tne right leg from the knee to the thigh lay ing open the flesh and exposing the bone Medical aid was at once obtained and it is thought be will recover. During the squall which the Scatmnon en countered, her topgallant sail was rent to rib bons, besides suffering other damage. The brig Montezuma, in entering the harbor ran into the steamer Empire, forcing her bow sprit into the after cabin of the steamer. We learn that the schconer Sylph was sunk in consequence of a collision with a large ves sel in the harbor. The schooner Mount Vernon was alto driv en ashore by the force of the gale. She sus tained no damage. Buffalo May 3rd —lt has been ascertained that some fifteen vessels have been driven ashore in the late gale, and a number are still missing. It is supposed that they have foundered and all on board perished. The capta<n and three of the crew of the schooner Lumberman were lost before she went ashore. Siipwbecx—Lives Lost.— Providence, R. /., May 3. Capt. Burgess, oftheschr- Harriet Newall, informs us that the schooner Minerva, of Harwich, was capsized in a rquall off Fire Island Light, at 9$ o’clock Thursday night, and all hands, numbering sixteen, were lost. Every exertion was made by Capt. Burgess te rescue tne unfortunate men, but the sea was ruining so high a boat could not encounter it, and it was found impossible to get on sail enough te reach the wreck after be *bad once pa-sed it under bare poles. The Minerva floated for about half an hour, during which time tbesibritks o» the drowning men were heard, the souuds growing fainter and fainter until that of the skipper’s alone was heard exclaiming “ she is going, she is going ” As soon as the squall passed, Capt. Burgess re turned to the shore and remained there until yester day morning, but could sec nothing of his unfortu nate companions or hia vessel. The Minerva was new, and sailed on her first fishing cruise on Wed nesday. Philadelphia, May 2.—Jenny Lind arrived at 2 o'clock today and will give her charity concert to-morrow night, at he Chinese Mu seum. Tickets are selling very rapidly. She leaves on Monday for New York. Much feeling exists here relative to removals in the Custom House and an effort is making to hold an indignation meeting to denounce Collector Lewis, and censure President Fill more for retaining him in office. CONSIGNEES. Per Iron Steam Boat Co's Steamer Lamar, with boats Nos. 9 and 17.—With a cargo of Ice, and Mtize. to Hand, Williams Co.; J. T. Bolh well; H. P. Russell; W. M. AJ. R. Dow j Lara back A Cooper, P. A. Moise; Dunham & Bleakly ; W. K. Kitchen; W. S. <f • T. H. Roberts; W. H. Mahargy A Co.; G. T. Dortic ; Hand Fleming ; Baker, Wilcox tf* Co; T. N, Poullain A Son; A. Stevens; Scranton, Stark & Davis; W. M. Row land, Agent; Thayer A Butt; and Wm. Schley Robert W, Simms. | Albert G. Gainst. SIMMS A RAINEY, ATTORNEYS at law, NEWNAN, GEORGIA, Will practice in all the counties of the Cowe ta Circuit, and in the Supremo Court at Macon and Decatur. All business entrusted to them shall have prompt attention. my7-wly The first of May is com e and past, And the kind lot on me is cast. Darae Fortune smiles on me and says No knot on me shall be made fast. With smiles of heaven from above, We trample cares under toot, And wage our way to heaven. Triumph 1 Triumph ! I Triumph I! 1 How warm the solar beams To afresh thy afflicted soul. Descends the holy dove of heaven To cheer tbe elect in their troubles. Let those Infernal fins Be hurled on the winds of the world, And be doomed te thine eternal lot, Cest before the foundation of the world. WM. CLARKE. Bead the 3d Chapter Gallatiana. my7 TO UNDERTAKERS. PROPOSALS, for putting in thorough condi tion Eighty Feet of the CENTRAL WHARP will be received by the subscriber until the Ist of JUNE next. my7-3t G. McLAUGHLIW, Sec. IN ELBERT SUPERIOR COURT--.- MAHCB TERM IfeSl. Prc.ent, hi. Houor, kli H. Baxter, Judge. * Wm. B. Bowen, guardian of Thomas 1 C. Burch and John J. Burch i vs. . ’ >BILL, &c. Henry Carlton. j re ß id« P^ ri ; g fi ! ha J : the defendaDt Henry Carlton, resides out of this State.- It i 8 Ordered, That the Jid RP? Dry Cl ! r ‘° r ‘ plead > aD3wcr and demur, to or before the Ist day of the next Term nJ? C ? Ur l t ’ on *b® third Monday in Sentember l b 3t , Berv ’ce of said Bill be perfected on ff Q i-?u Dry - V ar i on ' Publication of this Order in the Chronicle A Sentinel, once a menth for four month*, previous to said next Term. _ A//} 16 exlr,ct the Minutes of said Court, May J, 1851. my7-laoi4m WM. JOHNSTON, Clerk. IN ELBERT SUPERIOR COURT MARCH TERM, 1851.—Present, his Honor. En H. Baxter, Judge. Archibald Stokes 1 Christopher* Clark aid FO / I«™C- Ira Christian, adm’rs. 0 f j TION and RELIEF. Mary Oliver, deceased. J It appearing that the defendant, Christopher Clark, resides out of this States it is Ordered, That the said Christopher Clark plead, answer and demur, to said Hill, on or before the Ist day of the next Term of this Court, on tbe third Monday in September next; and that service of said Bill be perfee d on said Christopher Cla*-k, by publication of this Order in the Chronicle & Sentinel once a month for four months, previous to said next Term, A true extra-t from the minutes of said Court, May 3,1851. my7-lam4m WM. JOHNSTON, Clerk. IN ELBERT SUPERIOR COURT- MARCH TERM, 1861. Present, bis Honor, tu H. Bixtir, Judge. Sarah Taylor } vs. C LIBEL FOR DIVORCE. John Taylor. y It appearing to the Court, that the defendant re sides out of this State : It is therefore Ordered by the Court, That service be perfected, by publica tion, n one of the public gazettes of this State, at least onoe a month for tour months, before tbe next term of this Court. A true extract from the minutes of said Court, May 3,1851. my7-iamlm WM JOHNSTON. Clerk. WARREN COUNTY, GEO.-Wheress, John Wright applies to me for letters ot ad ministration on the estate of Henry Higbt, late of said county, deceased These are therefore to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of saiu deceased, to be and appear at my office within the time pre scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office in Warrenton. ADAM JONES, Clerk. May J. 1851. Richmond county, geo —Whereas, Samuel E. Kerr applies for letters of adminis tration on the estate of Andrew Kerr, late of Tunica county, State of Mississippi, deceased— These are therefore to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office, within the lime pre scribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand at office in Augusta. LECN P. DUGAS, Clark. May 6, 1851. IX)TTE KIES. M ANAGERS OFFICE. GREENE AND PULASKI MONUMENT LOTTERIES. Managed , Drawn, and Prizes paid by the toeli known and responsible firm of J. W. MAURY & CO. THE LITTLE NATIVE. Claes 37, to be drawn at Augusta, May 7, 1851. Sales close WEDNESDAY, at 3P. M, 13 Drawn Ballou from 73. FAVORITE SCHEME. CAPITAL FRIZZ 4,000 DOLLARS SI,O22; 4 Prizes of $400; 10 of SIOO, &c., &c. Tickets $1; Shares in proportion. Risk on a package of 25 Quarters 83 50. Class 38, to be drawn at Savannah, May 9, 1851. Sales close FRIDAY, at 3P. M. 13 Drawn Bal lots from 78. FAVORITE SCHEME. CAPITAL PRIZZ 13,000 DOLLARS. 85,000; S-!,o00; 81,309; 2 Prime, of 8,,200 ; 3 of SI,OOO, Ac., Ac. Tickets $3; Halves sls; Quarter* 75 cent*. Extra Class 57, by Monongalia 52, May 10, 1851. Sales close SATURDAY, at 3, P. M. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME, 16 Drawn Ballots from 78. CAPITAL PRIZE 50,285 DOLLARS! $25,000 ; $12,017 ; $7,000, $5,000; $4,000; $3,000; 3 Prizes of $2 000; 10 of $1,200; 10of$l,000; 10 of $500; 500 of $l5O, &c., &c. Tickets sls; Halves s7s ; Quarters s3| ; Eighths $1.875. 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 Pott Office corner. my7 ""lucky office Georgia state lotteries, For the benefit of the Independent Fire Company of Augusta. Managed, Drawn, and Prizes paid by the well known firm of D. PAINE & CO. Clara 22, by Susquehanna, Class 21 May 7, 1851. Sales close WEDNESDAY, at 3, P. M. SPLENDID SC HE VIE. 14 Drawn Ballots from 75. CAPITAL PRIZE 35,000 DOLLARS $17,500; $3,678; 20 Prizes ol $ 60; 20 of S4OO, Ac., Ac. Tickets S 10; Halves $5; Quarters $24; Eighths sls. THE LITTLE FAVORITE. Class 23, by Patapsco 135, May 8, 1851. Sales close THURSDAY, at 12 M. 12 Drawn Ballots from 75. CAPITAL PRIZZ 4,000 DO I.LARS -81,355; 81,0t0; *600; $250. &c. Ticket.*!; Halves 50 cents. Risx on a package of 25 Quar ters $3.70. Opposite the Post Office. All orders from the city or country strictly confidential and piomptly attended to. my 4 LUMBER. THE Subscribers having erected a Steam Saw Mill, four miles west of Warrenton, Warren county, are now prepared to deliver from two to four thousand feet of LUMBER per day at tbe War renton Depot, from which place it caa be shipped to any point on the Georgia Kail Road, at short notice, aolfi-twtf CODY <fc NEAL MORE NEW GOODS PLAIN and figured BAREGES and TISSUES, Plain and figured black and colored S'LKS, Needle-worked SLEEVES. CUFFS, CAPES and COLLARS, Bonnet, Belt, Cap and Regslia RIBBONS, Plain and Open-worked HOSE, Black and white figured LACE, for Caps, Capes and Mantillas. Wide black Silk LACE, for Trimming, Printed MU C LINS, 12$ cents a yard, Linen LUSTRES, I*2s a 18 cents a yard, PARASOLS, FANS, Ac., Ac. Just received at the Old and New Stores of my 6 T. BRENNAN A CO. JUST LANDING, AND FO R SALMy at the corner of Broad and Centra Streets — 3 000 lbs. LARD, in barrels and kegs, 2,000 “ BACON HAMS, 5,000 “ SIDES, 10 kegs BUTTER, a fine article, 10 bbls. POTATOES for Retail, 5 boxes ORANGES, 5 “ LEMONS, Will be sold on accommodating terms by myS-tf I. P. CALHOUN. HARPER’S MAGAZINE FOR MAY, has been received at GEO. A. OATES A GO.]S Piano, Book and Music Depot. Subscribers will please sail Ibr their Wfin say 3 (ttcmmmlol. J AUGUSTA MARKET. Weekly Report- .. Tuesday* P. M. COTTON.—The week closed to-day has been one of great depression in the cotton trade ; indeed prices attained as low, if nfR a lower point than any time during the season, on Friday. Yesterday, how ever, the market rallied a £ cent and the demand was active, and to-day there was still an upward tendency, showing an advance of at least half a cent upon the rates current on Friday and Saturday. The market closed firm, with Pair at 10 cents. Factors, however, offer very little, and tbe sales are conse q leotly limited, being confined principally to small lots. Receipts up to latest dales . 1850-51. 1849-50. New Orleans, April 29 874,555 734,582 Mobile, April 25*>... 403.474 310.561 Florida, April 21 ....148,032 156,452 Texas, April 19 29 115 24,176 Savannah, May 2 268,543 283,211 Charleston, May 1 **.325,457 306,471 North Carolina, April 19*.«* 11,399 8,549 Virginia, May 1 16,025 8,625 2,075,600 1,832,627 Increase*. 242.973 Stock on hand in Southern Sea-ports. 1850-51. 1849-50. New Orleans, April 29 220,763 160,784 Mobile, April 25 124,052 84,950 Florida, April 21 23,014 27,172 Texas, April 19 4,153 1,640 Savannah, May 2 15,813 33,657 Charleston, May 1 41,074 66,856 North Carolina, April 19*. *. 4UO 450 Virginia, May 1............ 1,500 900 Stock in Southern sea-ports*. *430,769 371,409 “ New York, April 29 60 995 129,221 Total Stocks 491,764 500,620 Exports. 1850. 1849. Great Britain 960,131 711 214 France 263.544 227 612 Driier Foreign Ports 191,492 134,782 Total foreign exports 1,415,167 1,073,608 To Northern ports..... 514,122 617,840 Total exports-.... 1,929,289 1,619,448 There were received at the ports last year after the corresponding dates tbe following amounts ; New Orleans 47 304 Mobile 40,391 Florida 24,892 Texas 7,087 Savannah 61,424 Charleston 77,794 North Carolina 3 312 Virginia 2,884 Total 264,038 REMARKS.—The transactions in trade during the week have been limited, being confined princi pally to the filling of orders—business seems to be, to some exten*, influenced by the state of the Cotton trade. G ROCERIES.—The stocks of Groceries are abun dant, fully equal to the demand, and prices of tbe leading articles are indicated by our quotations. BACON.—The stock continues to increase, and with* fair demand. Prices are looking up. CORN,—Thedemand for Corn is confined to the wants for city consumption, and prices have rather a drooping tendency. EXCHANGE.—The rate for Exchange on the North continue? at § percent, premium. FREIGHTS.—The river continues in good navi gable order, and the rates are unchanged. Liverpool Market. Extracts of letters per Niagara. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, April 17. —The late accounts from America gjow the receipts at the different pons to be still cn the increase, now amounting to 151,000 bales in excess of same pe riod of last year. These increasing receipts appear, however, to have no change on the general opinion as to the amount of the crop, estimates of which re main unchanged, being reckoned as before at 2,200,- OCO bales. Our Cot’on market, influenced in some measure by these accounts, and wiihout encourage ment from Manchester, has again this week declin ed in prices amounting to $d per lb on ail classes of American. Pair Uplands are quoted at 7d., Mobile 7sd., and Orleans 7sd. Surats and other descriptions have partaken of this declme. 1900 American, 560 Su rat, 30 Egyptian, 50 Maranhara, and 20 Peruam have been taken on speculation, and 990 American, 160 Surat, and 100 Pernam for export. 2500 Or leans, included in the sales, have been destroyed by fire. The sales for the week amount to 25,400 bales LIVERPOOL April 17. Colton. —The sales for the week are estimated at 24,138 bales, of which speculators have taken 2,560, and exporters 1,250 Fair Orleans 7s; Middling 6s; inferior and ordi nary 5$ a 6|; Mobiles 71, 6|, 6$ a 6s. Uplands 7d., 6$ 6 a b|. — Brown, Shipley A Co. Havre, Thursday, April 17, 1851.—Tbe intelli gence brought by the Arctic steamer, arrived yes terday evening, and caused, to-day, the more so as the advices from Liverpool up to yesterday, are of a dull and declining character, a reluctance of buyers to operate, and a drooping market here. Some small lots only have been taken for home use. The Htvre arrived yesterday from New York, making our stocks 98 000 bales. The general opinion is that prices are too high for the present state of things, and therefore there is no speculative feeling manifested for Cottons or for any other article. The season is very fine, ami prices of Breadstuff's remained low. Financial matters command some caution as Cotton imports have given this year heavy losses. NEW YORK, May 3, 2 P. M —Cotton.—The market is without material change, and the sales are 800 bale*. Yesterday 2600 baies changed banJs. NEW YORK, May 2, P. M.—The stock mirket is steady ; U. S. 6’s 117*. Sterling Exchange 10 a 10$ premium. Flour is a trifle better. Sales to day of 5000 bbls. at $4.18 a 4.25 for common State brands. Southern $4 68 a 4 75. Genesee $4.81 a 4.87. Gram steady. Sales 2000 bushels prime Genesee white wheat at 114cts. Red 100 a 102 cts. Corn steady. Sales 20,000 bushels at 63 a64 cts. for yellow. Groceries steady. At auction to day 200 bags Rio Coffee sold at 9J 10$ cts. per, lb. Sugar and Molasses firm as last quoted. The Cotton market is firm, and sales to-day of 2500 bales at 10$ formidling uplands, showing f ct. advance. Whiskey 23 a 23$ cts. per gallon. NEW ORLEANS, April 30, P. M.—Cotfon Slock on hand Sept. 1, lbso 16,448 Arrived since* 916 317 Arrived to-day 2,065 „ 934,830 Exported to date 7Q9 932 Exported to-day 10,769-720,721 Slock oo hand and on shipboard not cleared-214,109 Sugar. —The demand was limited and the sales bfi,rely reach 200hhds. at yesterday’s prices ; fair 5$ a s(c. Ah'asses, —Some 200 bbls. sold at 28 a 33jc. Flour. — Market dull; sales 350 bbls. St. Louis at $4.35; 100 extra at $4.75 and 130 at —. Com 5500 sacks, including 1376 at 50; 700 at 61; 1000 at 52; 776 at 53; 600 at 54c. and 800 W hite at 55c. Wniskey. 700 bbls. Rectified were sold at 19c., 324 at 19; 200 at 19$c. and 108 at 19$c. Bacon. Prices still advancing* sales 30 casks Sides at 8$; 82 at 8J; 55 Missouri at 6§; 42 casks Clear Sides at 9sc. and 30 casks Shoulders at 6lc. hard 58 tierces and 50 bbls. were sold yester day at B|c. 3 Freights. Numerous engagements, including 5 ships for Liverpool at sd,; a Ship for Antwerp at 1$ and a brig for Nantes at lse. Exchange.— Demand steady. London 9$ a 10$ per cent, prem.; Paris 5f.10 a 8f.15.; New York 60 days | a 1 per cent, disc.; do. sight $ a I per sent, prem.; do Bank Checks —. exports! SAVANNAH, May 3. —For New York, stm ship Florida—s9l bales Upland Colton. CHARLESTON, May 6. —For Liverpool, Br. sbip Annie—297 bales S. I. and 1,644 do Upland Cotton. AUGUSTA PRICES CURRENT. ! Articles, Wholesale Retail BAGGING.—Gunnj.. per yard $ 15 a * 16 Kentucky.*. “ none. Dundee*• ....... cc 11 _ 10 BAC i?s l *— Haoafl Per Ik. 10 a 12J Shoulders*.*... .... ft a 91 Bid's.... ri tt 10 a U Hog round.... « in _ BLTTLR.—Goshen x oc , on bekwS.1;;;;::;;: :: g ; « English Dairy “ io . COFFEE.—Rio « Jj 1 I JJ Java ct 14 1 k DOMESTIC GOODS.—Yarns 90 a 1 00 } Shirting per yard 6 a 7 L : ••••••••• « ?: ! g■■ “ i? 1 : it peatherT * u » i'liiAinhKg—........per lb. 32 a 35 FiSH.—Mackerel, No. 1 per bbl. 13 50 a 15 00 2°* ? “ 800a 8 50 2°* * “ 700a 7 60 Herrings per box —a 1 00 FLOUR.—Country.... per bbl. none. Tennessee t. 6 50 a 7 00 £ antl “ 6 25 a 8 00 Baltimore “ 6 25 a 6 75 Hiram Smith’s..... « 8 00 a 8 50 c '*y Mills “ 700 a 800 GRAIN. —Corn per bush. 80 a 90 Wheat “ 1 00 a 1 25 Oats “ 50 a 60 Rye ♦ “ none Peas " 90 a 1 00 GUNPOWDER.— Duponts’ per keg 5 00 a 5 50 Hazard tt 6 00 a 5 50 LARD— .per lb. ll* a 12* LlME—Country per box none Northern per bbl. 200 a 225 LUMBER— per 1,000 13 00 a 15 00 MOLASSES.—Cuba*, .per gall. 24 a 26 Orleans “ 37 a 40 NAILS— .per lb. 3| a 4 OlLS,—Sperm, prime*, .per gall. 1 60 a 1 75 do common. “ 75 a 1 60 Refined whale “ 70 a 87 Train “ 65 a 70 Linseed “ 1 05 a 1 51 Castor «« 1 75 a 2 00 ROPE.—Kentucky..... ..perlb. 8 a 9 Manilla “ 13 a 14 RICE-.* per tierce 31 a 41 RAISINS— .per box 2 50 a 3 50 SPlßlTS.—Northern Gin, prgall. 35 a 40 “ Rum “ 35 a 40 N. O. Whiskey ...• “ 33 a 35 Peach Brandy “ 75 a 1 00 Apple do “ 50 a 75 Holland Gin *« 1 25 a 1 75 Cognac Brandy “ 1 50 a 2 50 SUGARS.—N. Or!eans..perlb. 7 a 8 Porto Rico “ 7 a o St. Croix « 8 a 10 Loaf. »f 11 a 12 Crushed “ 10* a 11J Powdered « 10* a llj Havana white “ 9 a 11 “ brown 11 7 a 9 “ clarified.... ? a 10ft SALT, —Liverpool grid per bush. 40 a 45 “ per sack 115 a 125 Blown “ 300 a 3 50 SOAP.—Yellow per lb. 5 a 6 SHOT— per bag —• a 162 TWINE. —Hemp Bagging per lb. 18 a 25 Cotton wrapping “ 15 a 25 bljipptng intelligence. SAVANNAH, May 5. —Arrived, steam propeller Freeman Rawdon, Brown, Nassau, N. P.; brig Rush, Curtis, Portland, Me.; brig Henrietta, Dubell, Baltimore. Cleared, U. S. M. stm ship Florida, Lyon, N. Yon; brig Larch, Hofeldt, Boston; brig A. Dunbar, Howes, Boston. CHARLESTON, May 6.—Arrived, brig Cle ment, Mayo, Boston ; schr Jacob Raymond, Bourne, Philadelphia. Cleared, Br. ship Annie Mearos, Li verpool; Ketch Commerce, Souoiates, Sagua la Grande. LIQUORS, WINES AND CORDIALS. A BOXES of fine old Eagle and Nectar WHISKEY, 25 bbls. fine old Monongahela WHISKEY, 2-5 “ “ Rose GIN, 1» “ “ Assorted CORDIALS, 5 ,f London Cordial GiN, 5 “ Pure Malaga WINE, Tog ether with a good assortment of other LIQUORS, viz • Cognac BRANDY, Peach BRANDY. Wild Cherry BRANDY, Holland GIN, Scotch WH’S* KEY, Irish WHISKEY, London PORTriR, Al E, CIDER, CORDIALS and CLARET, in bottles, CHAMPAGNE, Stoughton's BITTERS, &c., &c. Just received, and kept constantly on hand Porsale on good terms by. my4-d&wlm A.STEVENS. COW PEAS. BUSHE LS COW PEAS, in 2 bushel v’LFV/ suck, just received, and for sale low, by my 4 d&wlm A. STEVENS. NEW GOODS. Mrs. ML C. HALL has iust received, 5 days from New York, per Steamer P orida, a splendid assortment of Straw BONNETS, of the latest styles—among them some very rich and beau ful. —ALSO— Sr me very pretty and low priced Crape and Silk BONNETS, new style; FLOWERS; Lace CAPES; CAPS; Head DRESSES; Lace DRESSES; Bri dal WREATHS; Rich SASHES, CURLS, &c. my 6 tws&w2 SODA WATER. THE SUBSCRIBER isnow prepared to fur nish SODA V\ ATER, made fresh every day, with a great variety of Syrups, WM. H. TUTT. N. B. CONGRESS WATER, just received this day, (direct from the Spring,) will be furnished at the fount at all hours my 6 W. H. T. JUST RECEIVED, IK BBLS. Mercer POTATOES, 25 " FLOUR, and far sale by JOHN J. BYRD* my6-2t Harper’3 Range. ___ 1l 1 1a"| A BUSHELS Common at 75 cents JL vr a*F per bushel. 2,0U0 buehels { rime Yellow at 85 cts per bushel, 1,000 “ “ White at 90 “ *• Fcrsaleby my 6 B. H. WARREN dk CO. QUILTS. M/l ARSEILLKS and Lancaster QUILTS, for J.TX sale cheap by any 6 T. BRENNAN & CO. everiks op a bachelor, or a Book of The Heart; by J. K. Marvel. For sale by ray 6 THOMAS RICHARDS <& SON. HaY IN STORE* and for sale by JNO. A. MOORE, my 2-6 at Adame, Hopkins A Co.’s. ACCORDBONS THOSa RICHARDS & SON have now on hand a large assortment es ACCORDEONS; also other Musical Instruments. my 2 CO OGNE, COLOGNE. A FIRST rate article of COLOGNE can be hai of my 2 T. RICHARDS A SON. SHELL COMB 3. SHELL Tuck and Side COMBS, of various beautiful patterns. For sale by my 2 THOS. RICHARDS & SON. CUBAN HATS. JUST received and for sale by J. TAYLOR, Jr. & CO, 1 ap27 No. 236 Broad Street. HAY. HAY. | 7P' BUNDLES prime Eastern HAY, for sale I vJP by ap26 JOHN A. BARNES. < FRESH FLOUR' 1 GROUND from Red Wheat, in barrels, halves and quarters, for sale by ap2s B. H. WARREN A CO. WHITE WAX* of very superior quality, for sale by nayfi WM. H. TUTT, Druggist. HERBS OF ALL KlND",—Among which ( are Hoarbound, Catnip, Pennyroyal, Sage? 1 Ac. For sale by WM. H. TUTT, a>y6 Draggist, , ifliscdlnncous. BOOTS, SHOES, &C. WE HAVE just received a splendid /Ml assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, Ac, made ’ expressly for our retail trade, consisting in part of Gent’s fine Calf and patent leather Dress BOOTS. do do do Opera do do do do Monterey do , do do Congress do do do Palo Alto and Oxford do *7° do do Brogans do do do Buckskin Congress BOOTS. do do Palo Altos, Ac. do Ladies fine French Satine Gaiter BOOTS all Colors, do do Sandal! do ’ do do do Scroll do do do Linen do do do Kid SLIPPERS, TIES and BUSKINS, do do Rosette SLII’PERS, Jenny Linds Ac. Boys’ and Youth’s fine Calf BOOTS, do do Gaiter do do do Patient BROGANS, Ac. Misses’ & Child’n’s GAITERS A Half GOITERS, do do Patent Leather Button BOOTS, do do do do BROGANS. do do Morocco BOOTS and Ankle TIES, do do Kid SLIPPERS, Jenny Linds, Ac, —ALSO,— Servant’s Shoes of every description. FORCE, CONLEY A CO., Sign Mammoth Boot, Broad Street, opposite Insu ranee Bank. my 4 SELLING OPP AT COST. ]YJRS. G. R. LAFITTE, in consequence cf bad health, having determined to relinquish business, offers her Stock of Fancy DRY GOODS at and below cost, until the 16th JUNE, whea the remainder of the Stock, with fixturas, Ac., will be sold at Aucticn, by my 4 A. LAPITTE. Black Silk Warp Cashmerette. SNOWDEN & SHEAR HAVE just received, from New York— Black Silk Warp CASH MBSETTE, a beau tiful article for Gentlemen’s Summer wear, —ALSO— Lupin’s superior Black DRAP d’ETE, and a va riety of other articles for Gentlemen’s Summer wear, to which they respectfully invite the attention of (he public. mb2-dtwAw “KEEP COOL.” SUBSCRIBER has fer sale— X Grass Linen SACKS and COATS, Plain and fancy Do. Do., White Silk Do. Do., Buff Striped Do. Do., Blue do. Do. Do., Fine Alpaca SACKS and COATS, do. do. Drap d’Ete Do. Do., Bl’k. and Drab Cashmerett Do. Do., Queen’s Cloth Do. Do., Lama do. Do. Do., T weeds do. Do. Do,. Black Dress and Frock COATS, do. CastiroereU PANTS, very fine, do. Drap d’Ete very fine, Linen and Marseilles P.-vNTS, All kinds and styles of VESTS, And a large Stock of PIECE GOODS, the best in market, which will be made to order promptly, and wiih the utmost care, precision and accuracy. J. A. VAN WINKLE, myl-d<&w4m Near Post Office Corner. SHIRTS, DRAWERS, GLOVBsT&U IHAVE FOR SALE a first rate Slock of— Colored SHIRTS, White Do., do. Embroidered SHIRTS, Silk UNDER-SHIRTS, Merino Do., Do, without sleeves, Cotton Do., Do,, Lisle Do., Do., I inen and Cotton DRAWERS, All colors of Kid GLOVES, do. Silk Do., do. Lisle Do., And every article suitable for Gentlemen’s outfit and use. J. A. VAN WINKLE, my 1-d& w4m Near Post Office Corner. RICH DRESS GOODS. SNOWDEN &, SHEAR HAVE received, this day, from New York, by the Steamer Southerner— Rich Striped and Checked fancy SILKS, for La dies Spring and Summer Dresses, of beautiful styles, —ALSU— Rich Embroidered GRENADINES, of new and elegant styles, to which they respectfully invite the attention of the public. ap29-dtw&w A CARD TO THE LADIES. MISS A. M. SMITH respectfully informs the Ladies of Augusta and its vicinity, that she has just returned from New York with the latest Paris style# for Dresses, Mantillas, Children’s Gar ments, &c., and has resumed the business of Dress making, one door above the Chronicle & Sentinel Office, Broad Street. apl 3-dim ______ ~ DIAMONDS, RICH JEWELRY AND WATCHES. WE HAVE just received a small, but bea~ i ful lot of DIAMONDS, EAR RINGS, BRACELET, BROOCH and RING to match; Diamond BRACELETS, (ot which the centre piece can be used as a Breast Pin) Diamond PINS and RINGS, for Ladies and Gentlemen, in great varie ty ; also just at hand, a good slock of rich and new styles of JEWELRY ; and our usual Spring impor tation of Gold WAT< *HES, from Switzerland direct to us, and bearing our name, which we offer at low prices. ap29 CLARK, RACK.ETT & CO. WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, WE ARE now opening a very large and beau tiful assortment of WINDOW SHADES, including a large lot of light patterns, suitable for Summer Residences, Also, 500 FIRE SCREENS, very beautiful, such as Landscapes, views of cities, towns and villages, Battles, Spurts, <&c.,' with bor dering to match. Persons desirous of purchasing for Summer Residences, or changing their old styles, will do well to call at ap29 d&wlm DUNHAM & BLEAKLY’S. DODGES SKY LIGHT DAGUEIT REIAN GALLERY. THE UNDERSIGNED having recently in tioduced several very important improve ments in the process of Daguerrotyping, he is now prepared to execute pictures of peculiar bnliancy and effect. His experience as a Miniature Painter for the last fifteen years , gives him superior advantages over other operators. His pictures are celebrated for their expression, richness of tone and artistical arrangement. His large Sky and Side Light ena bles him to produce pictures of unsurpassed beauty. A great variety of elegant specimens may be seen at bis rooms, which all are invited to call and examine. Daguerreian Stock for sale, also Harrison Quick Camera, at New York cost. Pull instructions given io the art. Gallery next door to the Poet Office. apß-3m E. S. PODGE. PREMIUM DAGUERRE AN GALLE RY. ]V| ESSRS. LEIGH TUCTER & PER. if J KINS would respectfully announce to the cit izens of Augusta, and vicinity, that their new and splendid PICTURE GALLERY is now open for the reception of visitors. By the aid of our greatly improved Sky-light, we can produce a style of Da guerreotypes, unequalled by any that have ever before been offered io ibis city. W’e would call attention, particularly to the specimens of our style of fine, large bead. Those and numerous other specimens of the Art, the Ladies and Gentlemen are cordially in vited 'o call and examine, at our Rooms in Metcalf’s new Iron Front Building, opposite tbe Masonic Hall. Daguerreot. pe Stock and Instruments for sale at reduced prices. aplß DRAWING. PAINTING, PERSPEC TIVE. &c. MR* II ON FEE UR will be gratified at re ceiving the visits of ail who are interested io the Pine Arts. He hopes to see at bis Rooms, those to whom tbe knowledge of drafting Machinery and Buildings in perspective may be essential; and others who in travelling, would be fond of sketching from nature { and in short, all who wish to learn, io a few lessons, drawing upon scientific principles. Rooms on the first floor of the Eagle & Phoenix Hotel. Open by day and candle-iigbt. aplS-lm* Nails, Brads and Spikes. CARGO or BRIO SARAH FRANCIS, TO ARRIYK KEGS, of all sixes. Orders re jLr vfvr ceived previous to arrival, will be delivered without charge for dray age. No orders received for less tbau 100 Kegs. Also, 250 Bales HAY. ■|»3 QfiO. W. LEWIS, ja aa Auction Sales. AUCTION IN HAMBURO BV A ‘ r l in lTTe and HUTCH- - INSON &, THOMAS. the stop, o> ami, 0— T H IiTI)AY_ ” N WEDNESDA Y. 7thm. t ... _ *■ »• rre "‘-i H “i>«rg,* will be sold— A * "•» A large and well aseorted Stock of choice P.-ii. GROCERIES, Wf > ES, PICKLES, FRUITS, LOBSTERS, in cans, SUGARcot PEE, FLOUR, TOBACCO, Star and Sperm CAM DLIiS, Chaise Old BRANDIES, MOLASSES Da’ me*lic Lldt ORS, SFGARS, Ac., Ac. —ALSO— -5,000 lbs. Choice BACON. Tjrma —All sums under SIOO, Cash; over SIOO, and under S2OO, 60 days, with approved endorsed notei; over 15200 90 days, with approved endorsed notes. removed nntil settled for. aay4 BY A. LAFITTE. Stoi'e corner of Broad and Washington streets* T— TO MORROW— eURSDAY, in front of Store, at 10* o’clock . Will 0«; sold— w 40 Boxes TOBACCO, assorted brands. —also— A general assortment of GROCERIES. Terms-Sums under SUO, Cash; over SIOO end under S2OO, 60 days ; over S2OO, 4 months, approved endorsed Notes m yj BY A. LAFITTE, ”* Store Corner of Broad and Washington Remain. NIGHT AUCTION. —TO-MORROW NIGHT— at 8 o’clock, win be sold— wat^hLX W 4, cutlery ’ jewel * t - Terms—Cash. m y7 BY A. LAFITTE Store corner of Broad and Washington streets. BXBCUTORS’ SALE. ON MONDAY, I2tiii tost.. in front of Slere, will be sold— ’ 1 pair splendid Grey Carriage HORSES, 1 “ Sorrel do, Do., 1 fine Cream Saddle HORSE, 1 “ Roan do. MARE, 1 good Family CARRIAGE, Harness complete, 1 hne LANDEUR, do. do. I splendid BUGGY, do. do.] Sold as perishable property belonging to the estate of the late Charles Cunningham, deceased, by or der of JOHN BONES, WM. J. EVE, OWEN P. PITZSIMONS, Terms cash. idvß-M Q-hiUlp i Ri^nton. JfetD-Sork Printing Inks, Printing Inks. HUTCHINSON Ac CO., No. 12l Spruce Street, New York, WHOLESALE MANUPACTDItKHS of the best black ENGLISH PRINTING INKS, For Steel and Lithographic Printing, and for Finn Book and Job Work, which they warrant to be com posed of the purest materials, and to work easily upon all ordinary presses. The combinations in these Inks are such as to give a richness and permanency to work super! >r to any other Inks now in use. Sold at prices varying from 75 cents to $4 per lb., put up in cans, and forward ed to order. H. A Co. also manufacture colored Inks of every shade and quality varying from SI.OO to $25 00 Per 0>- mh26-is 2m Warnocks, Fashionable Hatters BROADWAY, NEW YORK, HAVE REHOVED from their former store, No. 203, to the spacious and very central loca tion, No. 275 Broadway, under the Irving House. To this long desired change we add greatly in creased facilities, and feel warranted in anticipating a corresponding increased demand for our popular and fashionable wares. To our numerous customers we need say nothing more than repeat our assurance of an unweaned effort to please; while to gentlemen, generally, we simply say, that if in the production of the exceed ingly important article of a hat, quality of fabric, beauty and appropriateness of finish, in elements es service, combined with discriminating taste in styles suited to the season, are at ail requisite, we modestly put foiih our claim for a large share of notice. Canes, Umbrellas, Brushes, Travelling Begs, An. Irving House. March, 1851. mhlti-istw MOULTRIE HOUSE, am.LrVAlff>s Island. MTHIS delightful establishment will be ready for the recept ion of visitors on the let ot May next. Possessing in climate and location (directly fronting the ocean,) all the advantages of the most celebrated watering-places of the North, it has the additional one of furnishing to the Southern people a mod agreeable resort at home. The estab lishment is in thorough order, and no pains or ex pense will be spared to render it equal in every re sped with any similar one in this country. The comfort of Ladies and families will be partic ularly cared for, and all such amusements provided as wilt contribute to their pleasure and their health. In addition to the opportunity for sarf-batbing a com plete suite of plunge and shower Baths have been erected. Every delicacy that the season end cli mate can afford will be supplied, and it will he oaly necessary, on this subject, to say that the culinary department will be under the charge of John Lae, m long and favorably known as a Caterer in our com munity. An extensive Livery Stable has been established on the premises by Mr. B. Carroll, who will afford every facility for enjoying rides and drives on the extensive and beautiful beach. A fine Band wilt b« in attendance to furnish music for Evening and Dane ing parlies, to be conducted by Mr. F. T. Strawia ski, who will reside in the house and give lessons let all the fashionable dances With such advantages, and a determination to leave nothing undone on hie part tc ensure comfort and pleasure to his visitors, the ptoprielor hopes for the patronage of ihoee whs are desirous of enjoying, in our own Southern land, all the benefits which can be afforded by a Journey to the North. apl£-tw JAMES PAINE, Proprietor. TO RENT UNTIL the let of October, a HOUSE on JL Ellis Street, next below the residence of A, G. Willis, Esq. Apply at H. BOWbEE'S Dry Goods ' s lore. ap3o-dlw * TO RBNT~ * ©TILL the first of October next, a very eon- Portable DWELLING and large LOT at the lowerend of Broad Street. ap2-if H. P. CAMPBELL. FRESH GOODS. flUl Tills ATTENTION of the pubiie to 111 l respectfully invited to a handsome seeort- ' T totoj. mentof fine B"OTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c , at HENRY DALIT’S, Broad street, apß-tf opposite the U. J. Hotel, Angtuta. THE SUBSCRIBER willtake pleasure In waiting on those who may need MEDICINES on Sunday. He may be found at bis residence over his Store. WM. H. TUTT, n)b3o At»<u*«ary. PRINTING PAPER. JUST received, and for sale, on accommodating terms— -70 Reams PRINTING PAPER, 28 * 42. 50 “ “ “ 22 h 32] This consignment, with an increased supply^—y ing, is equal to acy ever offered in this market. ap26 T. W. FLEMING A GO. just received] PC CASKS Younger’s ALE, 2 hhds. Stuart’s Sugar-House SYRUP 2 half hols. Family PORK, * 5 “ “ Pickled BEEP, 1 bbl. Dried Do., J 25 boxes prims CHEESE. ap24 ESTFB * MOW). ~~ x. o THIB subscribers have just rec-ived, direct from I ondon, a large assorliueo tof beautiful Race wood WORK BOXES, of vancus patterns and pti ces varying from $1 25 to sb„ For sale at J 8 GEQ. A. OATES A COS.’ ap26 Piano, Hook and Stationary Depot, firoad-au
