Georgia Historic Newspapers

    New York narfcat to day, Saferday, and Mid
dliat OriMna brought from to 10|, sad Up
land* 9* to 10 cants. *
The Secretarial of he Inferior and of the
Army will visit Boston for the parp«M of being
present at the Railroad celebration in that city
on Monday. *
New OiLun, Sept. 12.—-Tvro thooaand
five hundred bales ot Cotton were disposed of
to-day at from 84 to 6| cents. Mess Pork is
worth $1635 Cora ia firm, and yellow is
wor’b 46 and white 54 cents-
The brig Teha ante pec brings dates to tlie
6th inst. from Havana. A farther release of
members of the expedition has taken place.
The Tehuantepec bring* no new* rs impor
tance.
Ntw Orleans, Soft. 13.—'The sale* ofCotion
in tbi* market daring the weak amount to 8,-
800 bale*, and the receipt* for the same period
10,600 against 8000 at the same tine last year.
To day, Satarday, 1,800 bale* were sold it a far
ther advance of an eighth of a cent. Middling
is worth 8} cents. Bacon is doll, and sides are
quoted at 114, Shoulders at B£> and Hams at
from 10 to 12 cants.
The b rqn* Saranac, Capt. Yatoa, has clear
ed for Charleston.
Sovomeok, 80ft. 13 —The steamer Pampero
has been quietly surrendered to the Collector
at Jacksonville by Mr. Signr. She was over
bauled at sea by the colter Jackson, bat ran up
the iivor abont Pnlatka. The Jackson bavin?
boon roinferood by Lie at Merchant and 20
regular* from St. Angnatine was slaaoned at
the month of Ibo river with loaded gone at the
time she sorrendered.
Extract ot a letter, dated
Boyrout. Amg. 6th, 1861.—" I have some fear
h shall b« detained by the Dines* of Mr. Marsh,
our Minister at Constantinople, who. with bis
family, ia lying very ill of the Dead Sea fever,
at Safed, near the sea of Tiberias. I mean
himself and wUe—they are dangerously ill.
They have been travelling in Egypt, since last
winter, and have travelled so slowly that the
hot weather has overtaken them before they
have finished their tonr. They sre month t too
late. 1 very much fear the result. “Allah
Kerim," (‘ God is Gracious,’’) therefore we
hope.
Special Notice*.
prOwlsf to th* vast o t Boric, I will
atop Tanning until tbs Spring. And having made
arrangements with the batcher* of Augusta to take
their slaughtered Hides, 1 offer them for sale, i have
now a large lot on band, and receive daily from 8 to
10, besides a large quantity of Ca’s, Sheep and
Goat Skins. JOHN G. SLEDGE,
Augnata, Sept. 15, 1951. s!6-6t
MR. STEPHENS IN OGLETHORPE.
Jj’ Tkls gentleman will aJdresa the people of
Oglethorpe, and the adjoining counlie*, at Antioch
Depot, on the Athens Branch of the Georgia Rail
road, fifteen miles above Union Poiat. on TavaaoAT,
after the PocaxH Mo»dat in this month, (Sept. 25.)
Mr. Lawia is expected to be present. *l4
Wm.P. Mbibx, 1
G-o. F. Platt, S Committee,
Jea. H. Lumpkib, Jr )
?~j* frta Dimmer to Nr* Toombs im
Burke,--Toe Constitutional Union Parly of Burke
County, will give the Hon. Robb ax Toombs a Fata
Baaaaottß, at Bark Camp Cross Roads, on SATUR
DAY, the 20th inst. The citixeaa of Jefferson,
Emanuel and Burke counties are respectfully invited.
At ample arrangements will be made for the accom
modation of the Ladies the Committee hope to be
honored with their presence.
The Has. A. H. Stepsens.Charlbs J. Jenkins,
Gao. W. Ceawxord, and A. J, Millkn, are expected
to bo present.
Jj* Tba Commute invite Pass discussion.
James A. McGruder, Wright Murphree,
Wm. C. Muagrove, Calvin McCullert,
George Price. R. W. Belt,
Henry W. Jones, Wm. Nasworthy,
Jeremiah Inman, Robert P. Connelly,
Thomas Pearce, Heary P Jones,
James Griffin, Harman Williams.
T. A. Parsons,
Committee.
PORTRAITS.
CHARLES BERUFF, ARTIST.
From the Academy of Munich, Bavaria,
Grateful for the encouragement
NlriCSj* given him the post season, informs the La
dies and Gentleu en of Augusta and vicinity that be
has taken Rooms ever Miss CatonncC’a School (two
doors above Clarke, Kackctt dkCo.’s) and is prepar
ed to furnish PORTRAITS of the beat execution at
short notice. The pul lie are respectfully invited to
give him a call.
YV A few mere Pupils in Drawing can be ac
commodated.
References —Messrs, T. Clanton, Thoa. Richards,
J. Gardner, Jr., A. l.afitte. s!4
R. BOGGS, Artist.
Is prepared to paint PORTRAITS and
UgPP receive visitors, in the back room ovor tba
■lore cf Vr«. Hall, Broad tfrvet. jy27-ltw 1
~ OBiTUARY.
Obitdast Notices, not exceeding Six Lines
will be inserted in Utia iournal without charge.
rj-But when such notices exceed Six Lines, the I
ekeeas will in all cases be charged at the rate of 60
cents |rer square of 12 lines, or less.
Died, at hia residence in Richmond county, on
Friday, 6th inst., Ethbldeid Tabvbb, Eeq., in the
£2d year of his age. ,
For the last 15 years of hie life Mr. Tarver was
i arely afflicted with a tumor or erccerouelike forma
tion on his back { but he bore bis afflictions with un
exampled patience and Christian fortitude, and died
at last in the fall assurance of a bib sful hereafter.
Mr. T. was n member of the Baptise Church, and
for upwards of half a century adorned the Christian
profession by a godly walk and pious conversation.
Probably no one was mors remarkable for plainness
of tpjscb, honesty ol purpose, decision of character,
a firm, manly, independent bearing, than the subject
of this obituary notice. He spoke his opinions at
nil limes, and upon sll quertiot.s, freely and fully,
never indulging in idle and unmeaning compliments
to others, nor allowing such, in others, of himaelf.
He mads the Bible his book of study, and the man
cf bis counsel. Bot he is goon. Peace to bis mem
ory. May we profit by hie example. Z.
Hr Christian Index will pieaae copy.
FORCE, CONLEY * CO..
(OppoviU /neurone* Bank)
VHOIIIUI Dlillll IV
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, AC.,
nR| INVITE the attention of Her -
VWI chants (o the lerge Sleek they are VII
• ML now receiving, which they are pie- » Mb
pared to f ell, and wilt t sll, as low and lower the*
they can be purchased of any establishment in
Charleston or elsewhere. Cali and examine for
youteelvsa. *l6
IN STORE.
o BOXES English Dairy CHEESE,
All 26 bexea HaU A Son’s CANDLES
10 half boxes do. Do.,
For sale low by
ol6-dtf ESTES A RICHMOND.
LADY ITDART WORTLBT.- Aao*her
supply cf Lady Emmeline Stuart WoctUy’o
Travels in th* Uaited State*, received by
el 6 THUS. RICHARDS A SOB,
NOTICE.
1 SHALL, after the expiration «f mxty day*, I
•ftP* J to the Mechanics’ Bank of Angnafe, for th*
pymeat of a Bill of the donomiantioe of On* Ham.
dred DoUnra. The left heed half es whieh wee ea
clcord m n letter addressed t* Tbas. N. Beall, at TaU
by Bm, which ka* not since been heard of.
The right head half hh n pwrawioo, end io thus
trssssi, oaL ißs °-
al6-w2m ROBERT B. BOSTWIQK.
H ABT»BA’S SYRUP OF IAPTHA, |
CfHHWflßdflL
AUGUSTA KARKIT
MaffeAT, ft. M.
COTTON.—The market ia very firm, tonisy, of-
Csiags email, and demand good. Pries* folly main,
mined. Good Middfleg 9 eents.
Liverpool Mavkot*
Extracts of Eei.trs received in Charleston, doled
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 29.—Onr cotton market open
ed on Saturday with age id demand, and prices were
firm. On Mcnday, after the arrival of the mail
steamer from ihe Stater bringing aesoanto not suite
eofhvomble for the exoiog crop, and showing rather
higher prices at New York, n luge business was
trknfaetcd at an advance of Id. per lb. on Friday’s
rates. The increrr 1 demand continued until Wed
ateday nfteroc id, and prices gradual y hatdaaed,
hoiJeu being enabled to ob’xin *d. t* ib. advance
in American derj pilous. Since Wednesday, al
though the market hat appeared comparatively quiet,
pikes hove remained firm at the above advance.
Brazils have bean steady. Egyptians in fair demand,
end Id. dearer, f urata very firm at prevines rates.
The quotations for fair fixed by the Committee of
Brokeni are for Upland 6*<L, Mobile §*d. end Or
leans 6d- Sf-)uletota have taken 11,580 Ameri
can, 360 Bahia, 90 Marmaham, 30 Egyptiaa, 2,210
Surat, and 20 Bengal; Exf-xtera 5,040 American,
320 Pernem, 30 Smyrna, 2,60 Surat, 120 Madras,
end 120 Bengal. The tales to-day ire estimated at
6,060 bales, 1,000 of which are for export and toee
station. The total sales of the month are 231,530
bale*,of which speculator* nave taken 32,280 Ame
rican.
LIVERPOOL, Ang.|29.—Since our report of 22d
inst. our Cotton Market has continued to msio'aie
Itself ar.d derived additional strength from unfavora
ble refertv, touching the growing crop, which,
t bough received with more than usual diatrnat, do
net fail to exercise a degree of influence, sea on tin
uanee thereof might increase 'h» ditfc itioo to specu
late and the trade have thus an additional motive to
hold some amount of stock. Their purchases this
week h.*ve again been extensive, the total sales
reaching 57,270 bales, of whieh 22,470 Export and
Speculation against an import 0f23,696 bales. Up
on the current qua'ities for home uae an advance t f
*d. baa been eatablisued and we close firmly thereat;
though with lets doing in the last lwo 4 days. Coa
tjdericg that we have now bed aa uninterrupted
large demand during five weeks, which baa taken
off over 30,000 bales, we must not be surprised at
on ear'y relaxation, wh’ch will te?t the firmness cf
holdc.j end probably exerciae a salutary influence
on ihe opening prices ot the other side.
“ Our Cora market cannot be considered worse
this week, the weather bavin j been let? fatisfactory,
but a good pro; onion of our crops ia already boused,
end the change ia tbua of leas consequence then if it
hod occurred earlier; there ia however more Uripc-
Biiioo to purchase Wheal, and a fair buainer* hae
been done at former prices. For Flour ws are op
preiscd with heavy arrivals, in which inferior qual
ifies predominate an J these are much neglected, bat
for really gerd quality there is rather more demand.
Os Indian Corn there is little of good quality offer
ing, and more unfavorable reports in regard to Pota
to crops have provoked an advance of Is. par 480
lbs. 4
“ LIVERPOOL, August 29. —Onr Cotton Mar
ket baa again been active during the present week,
the sr-roe steady demand and large contin
uing that ha* been going on for some weak* post,
co"tutrt rs. eif >Hera and *feetdatot* looking at the
anicle with increased confidence, and the trad*
continue* ro good that it will require the combina
tion of the men favorable accounts from the United
S i er, with regard to the growing crop, to prevent
prices advancing still higher, and with a consump
tion much greater than at any former peiioJ, e sad
den and rapid advance would cei.’ainly fo’low the ac
counts of any serious disaster to it. The total raise
of the week atnouotto 57,230 packages, and of these
44,880 hair* tre American, end include 11,660 on
speculation, 5,040 for exportation.
The "itsl imp ot: ."or lute week Is 3 Li,886 bales, of
which 24,121 bal ’ ere American. The advance ou
American during the week has been *d. to Id. per
lb. on all V’ads under goad mltid ing. The Quota
tions sorta r Mobiles and Uplands are raised *d. par
Ib., and that of fair Orione jd ; :be latter we
thin ris not at'alneW*. To-day the amouxt or-iles
*re estimated oy the Brokers, semeaay
G.CnO, and othei-i B,COU bales, whilst all agree that
prices remain .:eauy and firm et 'he eloping of busi
ness.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 29.—Tb«re has been upon
the whole a gcoti demand for Cotton this week, end
the businrr- he* ranged abont 8 a 10,000
bales per day. The trade hawever have not been
extensive puaebr j. , owing an doubt to their previ
ous large o; rratioas, and have done little more than
keep up their seek; whilst for Exrx. there is no
.-ibatement of demand, and the buyiag for re-rhip
meat ccatiaucs upon an extensive scale. On specu
lation, the bosinerv haialco been extensive thie week.
Thus wild aa ample demand, a favorable state of ba
it ess ia Msochraier, a large consumption going for
ward, (far greater th.>n at any former period,) and
accoun 3 from the United Stares regarding the crop
considerably modifying :be e> trevag-nt opinion at
one time pat forward, tte market as a r'esurywa
crqueuce hr* been extremely firm, tod American
descriptions have again advanced in price, oar quo
tations <n will be seen hem? raised }d. a )d. per lb.
trere pn.icu'sriy as reg rds the middlk qualities cf
Coi.on, The ralen amount to 6,C j 0 bale-, with ra
ther a quiet market.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 29.— Gotten.— From Satur
day last up to Wednc day, the demand far American
descriptions, and Surat wa* extwrvive, and a large
Lu ioc. ’ wee transacted by ail cl r~?ez of buyei*, at
an advaoceof Jd. per lb. on the current qualities,
and Jd. on the bet sr sorts of the former, and Jd.
nL acn the latter; yeaterday, uowexer, and to-day,
there hes boon fe. i activity, remain
tteady at the improvement noticed. Sex Islands
have further advaoced about jd. per Ib. Brasil
commands rt'her higher rates, and a geod businc e
Las been done in Eryptian, at prices, in coma in
tlances, the tarn in the sellers’ favor, but they coo
tioue to be freely offered.
HAVRE, Aug. Si3.—The Franklin steamer rail
ed yetforday, leaving our cot* on market comewhat
less animated than before ; the sales, however ware
12C3 bales at very stiff prices, aad New Orleans
tre? ordinaire realized 65f. aB6 ; Mobile 84 nBS
and Upland 63.
Tc-day the demand baa been dull, swing to the
arrival at Liverpool of the Pacific staemer, with
New York dates to 16th inat. the letter* and paper*
being looked for tc morrow. Heonwhile the mar
ket remains firm, as our stock is decreasing gradu
ally.
Niw Yo*k. Sept. 12. —Stocks show little change;
U S.6’«’6B, 116*.
Floor is steady. Seles of 11,0C0 bbls. at 93 87*
a 53.94 for State brands; 94.12* a 94.18* far Geu*.
see; and $4.25 a 94.31 for Southern.
Sales of 2,000 bushels Ohio white Wheat at 85c.,
and 3,000 new Soother* at 76c. Seise of 25,000
bu she's mixed Cora at 69 a 40e.
Provisions are firm. Sales of now Man Pork at
915.87*. Sale* of 200 bbb. Mr* Beef at $8.75 *
911. Soles es 120 bble. Urd at 9* • 9*e.
Groceries are steady. Salsa of 2,000 kef* Rio
Coffee at 8* a 9c., and 200 hhde. Porto Rioo Sugar
at 6* a 6* eta.
Cotton firm, with sales of 900 balsa.
Whiskey 23 cent*.
NEW ORLEANS, B«pt. 6, P. M.—Cotton. —
Stock a* hand Sept. 1, 1861 bales* 19.108
Arrived sine* 7 076
Arrived tc-day 963
- 24,146
Exported to date ••••• 626 *
Exported today 626
Stock on bead end on shipboard not steered* 23,620
Flour. —Market heavy; saioa 144 hbta. Soar at
93; 250 fine at 9—; 200 goad St. lamia at 94j 260
superfine St. Louie *1$ —; and 100 extra St, Louie
at 94 66 dnd 100 at 91 75.
Cum.—2ooo ancka iaforier eeid at Me.
WUeker. —44 bbls. Mathew’s Rectified sold at
20c.
Lord. —6o bble. ehoic* sold at 10*«.
Lease.—34o bbls. Western soiJ at Bie. for bbl.
Freights. —Ship Peter Many taka* for Genes
fore cargo of Tobacco aad Cotta* on private terms,
aad a vessel for Bordraax at 949 per 1000, Msg*
staves.
Exchangee.'—Damani limited. Undaa, 10 all
vvt cent, premium; Peria, fSM a Si. II | New York
Wdnyn, I* n I*. dew to eight I pereemt. prim him.
JTJBT RSCBXVBD,
1 nO * OXIII TOMAOCO, varieme kraade,
» 4* priase GHEESB,
10 hhde. Ports rieo SUGAR,
i kqpGaAsa BUTTER, a ehoieo axtial*.
oa ""
« *l4 RBKRLL A WUTSHIAO.
~
SAVANNAH, Sept. 13.—Par Mew York,
■hip Alabama-387 imfaa Upland and 34 do. See
UwiOMta, Bartjeo Potrea—3o4 bsHa Cottas.
CHARLESTON. Rape It.—Pte New Talk,
IM ship Mtrlaa —386 bates Upland C«Um.
Shipping intelligence.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 14. —Cleared, rtaamcbip
Alabama, Ludlow, N. York; barque Patna, Brown,
Mew York.
CHARLESTON, SepC 15.—Arrived, Pr. ebip
Mioerre, Toe, Hanna; atotm nbip Albatna, Baa*
■nit, Philadelphia; Cleared, •team ebip Marion,
Berry, New York; U. 8. M. eaiur. Marobnat, Wea
taodofid', Kay Weal and Havana.
$lO Reward.
J|f RAHAWAT from my reaideaee ia
4ff Houotoo eouaty, oo the night of the 25th inrt.,
JJk* Negro Bay, aged about 85, at out built,
weighing 176 Ibat, about 6 feet I iocbea b'gh, named
ELIJAH, purchased about a month ago as A. P.
Robiuaon, agent of Mr. Lamar, of Edgefield Dietriet,
S. C. Had on when be left, black fre tk r jat, white
Califoioia bat, badly worn, blue panto and cloth
gaiter aboea. The a boro reward will be paid for
the lodgement of raid boy in any Jail bo that I can
gat him. Addreaa the undersigned at Maeoo, G«.
a!6 w2* P. P. WILLIS.
Memphis Medical College.
THIS laatitnUenbaa been liberally endowed by
the city with spacious Medical Haifa, and the
Paeoity ao re-* *ganised by the Trustees ea to eeeure
"ip permeneney and tur.c The Lectores will
commence on tna FIRST M< MOAT ia NOVEM
BER, and continue until the last of February.
FACULTY.
HARDY V. WOOTEN M. D., Profea. >r of the
Theory and Practice of Medicine.
THOMAS W. COLESGOTT, M. D., Professor
of Anatomy.
RENNET DOWLER, M. D , Professor of Pby-
Biology and Pathologicil Anatomy.
AYRES P. MERRILL, M. D , Proferaor of Ma
taria Medica and Therar tutics.
HOWELL R. ROBARDS M. D., Professor of
Theory and Practice of Surgery.
EDWARD H. LEPFINGWELL, M. D., Pro
fervor of Chemistry »nd Pharmacy.
LEWIS SHANKS M. D., Prose -or of Obstet
rics and Piseatis or Women and Childreu, and
Dean of the Faculty.
GEORGE P. JUNES, M. D,, Demonstrator of
Anatomy.
T3rAH pen.tub wishing further information, will
address the Lean.
LEW'S SHANKS, M.D., Dean.
el6-tw2ftwl»
TO BIRD.
A GOOD COOK, WASHER and IROMER
from the first of October next, by the year.
Al*o, a Negro Girl, a good House servant, by the
month. Apply at this office. al4 2
REMOVAL.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, AC.. AC.
I HAVE removed my stock of BOOTS,
Vhi SHOES, TRUNKS, Ac,, to the store re
* Ik ceotly occupied by L. C. Warren A Co ,
two door* above A. Frederick’s, where I will keep
on hand an extensive etc;k of every article in my
line, to which 1 invite (he attention of the public.
al4 H E. CLARKE.
WHEAT, OATS AND RTfl. ~
SUPERIOR Orleans Wheat, Egyptian Oats,
Rye, Ac. Person* wishing to purchase any o!
the above Grains for sowing, will pleara er'l apo
A SABAL, Agent.
N. B.—The quality of thane Grains can be re
lied upon. Having obtr load the Premium at the last
Pair at Atlanta. sl6 A. 8. Ag’at.
SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.
SIGN PAINTING I
rHK subaeriber saves 820° a year in rant, by
MAKING and PAINTING SIGNS at kit
own place, on Oraena street, (at the Beaver Dam.)
This eaa bias him to furnish bis customers upon such
terms as to make amends for the trouble of leaving
Broad street, to give him a call.
sli B. P SPELMAW. Sr.
YOUTH’S AND CHILDREN'S CLO
THING.
JUST RECEIVED, an invoice of the above ar
ticles, some of which are of very handsome style
and pattern. Por sale at
■2 CLAYTON A BIGNON’S.
PURE WHITE WHEAT,
THE subscribers have for sale a small quantity
oi the a 1 ova Wheat. It is from tbs plantation
of Mr. P. H. Greene, Troup county, and took tbe
first premium at the lata Atlanta Pair. It ia a beau
tiful solid white grain, weighing sixty-ai r pounds to
tbe bushel, and turna out the beat quality of Flour;
A sample can be seen at our office.
WRIGHT, SIMPSON A GARDINER,
ml2-3t Cl Mcintoeh-rt., Augusta, Oa.
9100 REWARD.
LOST, on tbe morning of the 10th inat., in the
Car between Berselia and Bel-Air, or at the
latter place, a package of BANK BILLS, containing
3I,00U; among which wera one fifty dollar bill on
the Bank of Augusta, No. 2422, and two fifty dollar
billa on the Slata Bank, numbers not known. The
remainder were in bids of 36, 81U end 320. Tbe
above reward will be paid to any one delivering raid
package to sny officer of tbe Geo. R. R, A B. Co.
sl2-d6 RIGHT OR ME, Conductor.
NOTICE.
THE undersigned having united their interest
in tbe Dry Good* line, in the City of Augusta,
will continue tbe business at tbe old stand of James
Miller A Co., under the fi us and style of Millh
A Wxaaxw, where they will keep a large and well
selected STOCK OP GOODS, to which they re
spectfully invite (be attention of their old customers
sad the pablie generally.
JAMES MILLER A CO.,
sep7w3mAdlm L. C. WARREN A CO.
_____
THE Subscribers having exacted a Steam Saw
Mill, four milaa west of Warren ton, Warren
county, ere now prepared to deliver from two to
four thousand feet of LUMBER per day at the War*
renton Depot, from which place it can be shipped to
any point oa the Georgia Rail Road, at short notice.
ap!6-twtf QOI»V A NF,*f.
Hull’s Candles.
FIFTY boxes Hull’e CANDLES, for rale by
sl3 BAKER A WILCOX.
New Mackerel.
FIRTT BBLI, number 3 Mackerel,
Fifty do, do. 2 do.
s!3 BAKER A WILCOX.
Raisins.
PRIME Large Raisins, fust received and far
tale by »13 BAKER A WILCOX.
200 Bushels
W HITE GRINDING CORK,
—ALSO—
-60 boxes Hull A Son’s CANDLES.
30 kegs prims Leaf LARD,
35 “ good Goshen BUTTER,
60 boxes Steam Refined CANDIES,
29 bbb. Cider VINEGAR,
20 boxes TEA, and
16 bbta. No. 3 MACKEREL,
Will be sold lew by
al3 HUTCHINSON A THOMAS.
Sugar.
OA BBLfc Charleston Refined SUGAR,
*£l/16 hhds. Bc. Croix Do.
sl3 HUTCHINSON A THOMAS.
OSNABUROHfc OSNABUROS.
Q Q INCHES wide, weighing one half txnd
OO to the Yard, by
■l3 HAND A FLEMING.
30 Firkins Butter.
QA raUKINf good Goshen BUTTER, jw
OU resetved and for sale by
a!3 ■ HUTCHINSON A THOMAS.
Dutch Crashed Sugars.
THIRTY-FIYE tfareoa Ear Meanfaeta ring
poorness, Car sale low by
■ 12 LAM BACK A COOPER.
Bams sad Lard,
1 A BARRELS Mo. 1 Baltimore pity LARD;
11/ 16 Tlsraaa aad If Borrats ehoiaa Family
HAMS ; Jurt roeefrod and for sola by
■l2 LAMHACK A COOPER.
'■* 4
RICH-FALL DRY GOOD s*
OH AT BHOTHBHS
A”.* 0 ” orramo dailt, at me nou (m
Richest, Largest and Cheapest Fall Stocks
Kvm »ffarsd i» Go °* **•*«*«***• ****** aad stMntkm, hath A
** k Pg^l >—*—■*** C T^_ fro ? tkft J*l«ten and Msrafishim we
hope tobe ahUmoder superior iadaeeraente to aay thing in oar Use heretofore offered. A fewef the
leading oitielee will show the groat redaction from last year’s (rises i
IQcases rich dark Snog CALICO, from 6to 12 600 ptaaaa rieh figured Mnsiia DnLAINES, 12c.
Ss- — OU,™, m, 8 , ,o„ d
10 ®® NA ® OEaB « 1 toß* eeab. Rich, fashionable, all wool DbDAINBB, 76 toil.
Ifti piee£g 4 riSb^fafokliai& I l °? BU#k ALPACA,from 12* to 126 cento,
60 cento* * *** MERINO, all ftadaa, I fi “ sup. extra BUafcSilk Warp INDIANA,
*" 2B ’
A large Invoice of all kinds of LINEN, Damask TOWELING Table CP.OTHS niiPns a.
saJßKf.ggr 1 * o,wabo^
CLOTHING, CLOTHING, CLOTHING, HATS,
TRUNKS, &C- &C.
CLAYTON A BZGNON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS
TRUNKS, Ac.. No. 197, METCALF’S RANGE, BROAD-STREET.
CA B. respectfully inform their ftiaeda aod cuotomera that t hey are constantly receiving from their
c Manufactory ia New York, a large and wall selected asaortmont of ftsfcMfbfa Ready-Made Clothioa
which they offer Wholesale aad Ratail at the lowest prices. 81
They also keep e need assortment of Shim, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs Carpet Bags, Ae.. Ac. Abo.
a good stock of Boy s and Chilerea’a Clothing. Call and look at them.
_ 0 . JNO. J. CLAYTON.
Augusta, Ga . September 2,1851-6 m A.P. BIGNON.
NEW FALL GOOD b.
SNOWDEN A SHEAR
HATE received, thia day, from New York, by
tbe Steamer Marion—
Kich Peru MOU.-SELINE oa LAINES, of now
aad elegant styles, for Ladies’ Dresses;
Fancy MOUSSELINE na LAINES, of beenti
ful abided and high colon, for Children’s Promrr .
Extra French MERINOS, of beautiful mode and
high colors;
English MERINOS, at very low prices)
Superior Welch and Searlat FLANNELS;
Fancy TWEEDS and CASBIMERBS, for Youth’s
WHO f j
English aad American PRINTS, of beautiful
styles, and at greatly reduced prieea;
Fancy Watered POPLINS, of new and beautiful
wylrcj
With a variety of other articles suitable for tbe
present season, and to ell of which they respectfully
invite the attention of tbe public. sl4-dtwftw
Carpetings, Hearth Ruga, &c.
J. P. SETZE
HAS OPENED This Day a vary extensive
assortment of
Rich Brutaeb CARPETING,
Extrv euper. Three Ply CARPETING,
2d quality do. do. Do.
Best imperial do. do. Do.
Very beet Ingrain Do.
2d and 3d qualities Do.
S 4 and 4 4 extra fine Venetian CARPETING,
Aso’d. sixes Chenille end Tutfted Hearth HUGS.
■l2
MW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
FOR FALL AND WINTER.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have received at their
Store, earner opposite the Mansion House, e
large and well selected stock of PALL and WIN
TER DRY GOODS, among which are:
Superior, pbin, black and figured SILKS.
Soper. French CASHMERS and D’LAINES,
Pbin and figured black aod colored ALPACAS,
Fine Preach D*LAIN ROBES, new style,
Super. Mask and blue black, BOMBAZINES,
French, English and American PRINTS,
Large block and colored Thibet Wool SHAWLS,
heavy dlk fringe.
Large Plaid Thibet Wool SHAWLS,
12-4 Heavy Linen SHEETINGS,
9-8 Linen Pillow Case LINENS,
French embroidered Muslin end Lsee CAPES,
Rich do UNDERSLBEYES aad CUPPS
Black Nock and Bonnet RIBBINS.
Together with a fine stock of Woolen Goods far
Boy s wear—Clothe, Caseimeres, Sauinata, Ken
tucky, Jeans, to which they respectfully invite the
attention of their old customers and the poblic gen
erally. aod rae us, we w : ll rail low.
al2-dlw-twlro MILLER A WARREN.
RICH DRESS SILKS.
Path Black and Colored, of the very laieet
PARISIAN STYLES.
Just received by all J. P. SETZE.
Ready Made Clothing! ~~
Mater, brother a co.,twodoon
above Richards ft Son’s Bcok Store, beg leave
to inform their friends, and tba public genaraily, that
they are juat now receiving their Pall and Winter
Supplies of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Comprising an extensive ararotment of every variety
of Gautlamen’s Drara Goods, which have been manu
factured by themselves, and which they ere enabled
tn rail to customers end Country Merchants, oa bet
tar terms than any other House in tba City.
DRY GOODS.
They have also an extensive assortment of Staple
and Fancy DRY GOODS, which will be sold on
the moat accommodating terms, either wholesale or
retail. Call and see tbe Goode end prices.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
GREENE AND PULASKI MONUMENT
LOTTERIES.
Managed, Drawn, and Friaet paid by the wel
known and rtsjwnnUt firm of
J. W. MAURY ft CO*
Clara 91, to be drawn at Savannah, Sept. 16, 1861.
Seles close TUESDAY, at 3 P. M. 16 Drawn
Ballou from 75.
handsome scheme.
o*nm pbiu
11,250 DOLLARS.
32.500 ) 3,1,600 ) 31,260 ) 31,167 ; 5 Prises of
31,000) Betides name rasas others. Tickets 34;
Halves 32) ftoarteri 31.
Clam 93, to be drawn at Augusta, Sept. 17, 1851.
Sales close WEDNESDAY, at 3 P. M. 13 XJtawn
Ballots from 76.
package scheme.
•APITAI PUU
4,000 DOLLARS.
Besides numerous others. Tickets 31) Shane ia
propotioa. Risk oa a Package of 26 Quartan
Extra by Monongalia 127, Sept. 20,1811.
Salas ofoae SATURDAY; at 3. P. M. 13 Dave
Ballou from 78.
GRAND SCHEME.
CAPITAL riUI
40.000 DOLLARS.
316.000 ) 38 000 ; 8*931) 60 PriaracJ3l,oo9; W
of 3500; Baaidoa aomoroaa othen. Tlafcata 310)
Halvas36) Quarters32|.
|3r Order* from the eky or country, strictly con
fidantial, and promptly attended to.
JOHN A. MILLEN,
Sooth tbia of Brand atrout, a sow doors below tba
Poet Office aernar. aU
“ A n ABr >
HAYING SUPOIBO of my entire iuterori
he the GLOBE HOTEL to Mr. L. S. Men
mb, I retaro my thanks la my friaada and tha anh
lie gen—iy, fi*tha vary liberal pummaga -tendad
lama,andealidtfarkama mntinunriaaafßaaaeaa*
Mr. Manaia has bean fang and foveeabiy knows
tothia community, and I irai oonMsnt that hfa past
energy and gearteamnly hearing, will make tha
Globe Hotel etiilmoro wwthy of amended patranagu.
fc7-twdfcw P. M. JENNINGS.
Havnaa pnaftiiui afMr. 9. M. hi—aa hfa
oatfas hefametln tha Giohe Hotel, laelfak a eon
thromhm M the patronage ha—wed ■enhMM No
effort or earoaaa Meafl ha —rod an— part «e add
to tha araafort of these who mar fifaor with ■
■all. WuAu X. 1. MOSm.
aewtment es tM Mf|
M / IfftMatNlTataafo
Reynold Street Academy.
MR. C. D. OLITMR will opoa a SCHOOL
for Boya oa tha FIRST of OCTOBER, ia tba
School Room oo Reynold etreet, formerly ooeepied
by Mr. Pope. Every effort, oo tbe part of Mr. Oli
ver. will be made to advance boys pieced under hie
charge. In addition to the usual branches taught ia
schools, he will take any pupil or dim of papile
through tbe higher branches of Matbamodoo, to
gether with Civil Engineering. For urns, apply to
M<. Oliver, at Mr. D. Chaffee’s Furniture Store, or
by letter addressed to the some through the Foot
Office.
References. —Gen. Jamas Jonas, Gov. J. H.
Means, and Ex-Gov. W. Seabrook, Sooth Carolioa.
Geo. Settle r, e*»-, G, B. Lamer, Esq., Thomas
Richards, Esq , and S. H. Oliver, Esq., Auguste,
Georgia. Aim
MISS GATONNBT’S SCHOOL.
THE Exercises of Mira Ce too net’s School will
be resumed on the first Monday in OCTOBER,
over Mr. Hoadley’s Carriage Repository, No. 228
Broad street.
Mira Josirnm Bxrx will eoadnae to give Les
sons in the French Language, sod Mr. Baaorr in
Drawing. sfi-lm
YOUNG I.ADIBS’ SCHOOL.
MRS. CUNNINGHAM’S SCHOOL for
young Ladies end Mimes, will be resumed oo
the first day of OCTOBER next. A convenient
room is selected on Washington street, between
Brood and Ellis streets.
Por the liberal patronage bestowed the loot eeaeoa,
Mrs. C. takes, this opportunity of thanking her
friends, and assures them that there shell be no ex
ertions spared to render the Institution worthy the
same. eu26-tQI
FOR BALB,
At THE Brick Stables of JAS. P. FLEMING
a well selected end well broxe lot of HORSES,
among them some fine pairs. Also, forty bead of
large two year old MOLES. e029
COMB’S AND CHAMBERLAIN’S
EXPRESS.
THE having made arrangements
with tha different Railroad Companies, have
now in operaboa a daily Una, ia none action with
Northern and Eastern lines, for tha trananfasfon of
light and valuable packages of Goods, Mousy, fto.,
with tbe facility of the mail from Charleston to Au
gusta, Atlanta, Cnatixnooga and Montgomery, Ala.,
Columbia and Camden, 8. C., Athens and Rome,
Ga., and Charleston, East Tennessee, and all tha
intermediate points. Having competent resident
Agents at tbe important points, the Agents of the
Rood at other points, acting as our Agents, sod a faith
ful Messenger with each train, by punctuality we
hope to receive a liberal patronage.
Office in Charleston, 3 Hayue street.
“ in Augusta, ia the corner Store, adjoining
Walker & Son’s Ware House, near Globe Hotel.
COMBS ft CHAMBERLAIN,
Proprietors.
Stkblinu T. Combs,
Mooot uHtaiixun.
Augusta, Sept. 4, 1861. efi-twlm
MOULTREQ HOUSE, SULLIVANS’
ISLAND.
«THIS delightful establishment will be
ready for the reception of visitors on the Ist
y next. Possessing in climate and I—«<—
(directly framing the ocean,) all tha advantages of
(he moat celebrated watering-places of tha North, it
has the additional one of furnishing to tha
people a most agreeable resort at homo. The estab
lishment is in thorough order, and ao pains or ex
pense will be spared to readar it equal la every re
spect with any similar ana ia this country.
The comfort of Ladies and fawrfifaa will bapartie
olariy cored for, sod oil such amusements provided
■a will contribute to their pleasure and their health
la addition to tba opportunity far surf-bathing a com
plete suite of plunge and shower Hatha have bean
erected. Every delicacy that the season aod cli
mate can afford will be auppttad, aad it will be only
necessary, oo this suMset, to aay that the culinary
department will be under tbs charge of John Loo, ao
long and favorably known aa a Caterer in our com
munity.
Am extensive Livanr Stable has been eatablfahad
oa tha nromfaas by Mr. B. Carroll, who will afford
every facility for strioyiag rides sod drives oa the
extensive and beautiful beach. A fine Band will be
in attendance to farnirii music for Evening and
ing parties, to be conducted by Mr. P. T. Strowin
ski, who will reside in the houra and give faraoas ia
all tbe fashionable daacra. With such advantages
wd ft determination to leave notking undone
port to ensure comfort sod pleasure to hfa visfcon,
the proprietor hopes for tha patronage of them who
ore desirous of eafoyiag, iaoarowa Southern land,
oil tba benefits which eon bo affhrdril by a Journey
to the North.
apifi-tw JAMES PAINE, Proprietor.
COCREY &* GA MB RILL,
GENERAL CORN MERCHANTS,
M*. 69 South Gofocfi-oL, Baltimore,
099 mm. their cervices to the Southern Mer
chants far the pureb—ef Cora, Floor, Bacon,
Pork, and Produce generally. Having beau engag
ad for a number of yean in a geo era! Gomrawalea
Business, they flatter themselves that they eaa give
satisfaction. Coma-ion far having Corn one cent
per bushel.
ARtfereneet. —John B. Morris. Proaiifaat Qaehan-
Her Bank, Beldamej Joke 8. Oitttaga, FnMflsnt
Cdora packs Raak, Baltimore) Thomas Whhridga
A Co.. Merchants, Baltimore; Heavy Ryeman ft
Pena, Mefchaata, Bakiraoaa. A enrlO
NO BXCUSB POR BAD BREAD f
PRMSVOM ft MERRILL’S INFALLIBLE
YEAST POWDER, a new artels far raak%
Light and Sweat Bread. It fa a groat eanvanianea,
that It fa always ready and snn to aat—tha dough
requhaa aoeta—ag, bwt fa ready to bake as aeon w
mixed, and the mart ignorant eaa hardly mistake in
Hanna. ShsnM on axe—ha pot in, it will net tura
tha bnal vallow, —h aa afty nr an* taato. aa
rafaralna and aada miff) tkna raring mnSnwU.
k ia anhahfa far ahrart off kinds as Swart Cdtao.
Gingerbread, DenaHaga, and Qtfiidla Cakes
fy Dough am— wnh aeftnmn YaaaL and Miag
torfaa. may be made ligkt, and aaved, by thcrangkro
xaeodtag ia the proper qwmdty es fth Tcnrt.
FeraJahy as Ik B. FLD|gßft QO.
Wotfcdano, wll jdanoa
JyKwlm B. F.BpOYBB
BgllT WeieJSSk,
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3ltutum Sole*.
BY
TO-MORROW—•
At lo * B tetrf .
M-Sfe-iK
—AMO, TO OLOSA UiM
-17 Mm Bums, <—* oSTT
10 bbla, tinfqar!
CHEESE, LARD.A«u *a.
-AMD
-1 Gald WATCH.
1 Silrw WATCH.
Tan—, Caah. ajfi
MAClin BMS.TDVO.
Tmm acucuiiAi «r fa -to, at
N«. 1, Pat—t, Bi-tod. StratabaZ —d C*e—tod
L—to— BELTING, amccted wldtba, of to* Ml
apprarad Madtorn, ud as warranted mmUl
to which they torka tba altostian as Maatofatosad
NIGHOLB * Oa
alfrwwAwl-
NOTICE
A LL iadahtod to tba tola flaaa of
£«2?ir
152551? -Tto*abaatow^flssiv l^ SJ
eellecdeae, laoadertoaaeel too fat— agataai aaid
into. A. COLYARD, Attorney. Aa.
Appliag, Ang—6, Mil. —8 atohto
TOBACCO.
1 HA BOXKS —afcatarad TOBACCO, as
1 UV al grades, fcr -la law by
■l2 HAWP, WILUAMt A GO.
BTRUP AND MOLABBBS.
TWBVTT bunt Stout’s SYRUP,
BO bbia. N. G. MOLASBBB. fa aala bv
■l2 hand, wiUjars ago.
POTATOES AMD ONIONS,
o K BARSBLI Manor POTATOHS,
Ail 11 Bbla. ONIONS, Jaat raaairad aad fa
■ala by all-fa W. A i. KELSON.
Bacon, Lard aad Uau.
8 AAA l*faa Laaf LAND, ia wbala.
jvvv half; aad qaartar bairala.
Bacon, SIDES, SHOULD EES and HAMS, to
lota to nail poreb—era.
Thnawlaa LIMB, firaob aad ia goad ardor, —or
landing, all for aala tow by
alO HAND 4 FLEMING.
SEED RYE.
OAA BVSHII4 of pri-a BBSD STB,
w vU joat raeeirod aad far —la by
d AD. UNTON A GO.
FOR BA LB
ON Consign maot, OSHABUEUB, 8 HIE TIN OS
and YARNS.
a6 SEYMOUR, AWBLBT A GO.
BACOR AMO RAILS,
SS?"
1,000 keg. Naila, far aala by
Hamburg, Sep. 6—iwfi JOSIAH BIBLMY. ~
BBBD HYE
QAA BOIMLI prl—a Ncrtbara RYE, fa
OUUanleby a!2-6t A. LAFITTE.
CHEESE.
/»fk BOXES prl—a CHBBSB, Jto raaairad
1)1/ par St—a—r, and far aala by
■l2 HAND, WILLIAMS A GO.
JUST RECEIVED,
ALL by tba Stoamor-
Naw CODFISH, nay fat,
10 bbla. Mai—r POTATOES.
10 « ONIONS.
10 bags G—fa— BUTTER,
10 bbla. Praa—d JiARD,
For aala low by
■l3-dtf ESTES A RICHMOND.
FLOUR. FLOUR.
A BBLS. frerfa ground Hina MB and aAar
f iv dainlfa brand* of Canal FLOUR, aaw
landing ria Chari at oa, aad far aala low by
■l3 HAND A FLEMING.
A Good Mu Cook.
TO HIRJB, fro— tba first of Oatobar aazt, •
good Maa COOK. Apply at tbia olaa. ill
Cheese.
PRIMS English Dairy CHEESE, far —la by
■l3 BAKER A WILOOE.
A New Article.
JUST mei red, a saw barrafa of abafea O—tor
POTATOES, of peeoliar fi— qaaUty. din, a
few bemla fi— Mercer, with a rariaty as FAMILY
GROCERIES, joat op—lag aad arrtriag fin— PhU
delphia aad Haw York, to which ha torn— Aa pa
trooage of bla friends, aad cilia— g—araiy.
JOHN J. BYRD.
•12* 3t Harper’s Range.
Teas.
T7LAMILIHB eaa banpptiad with Am qaaUty
JT Green aad Black Taaa. at
■l2 LAMBACK A COOPER.
Potatoes ud Onions.
FIFTMMN banala POTATOHS.
10 bbto. OMONB, to fi— aid—, fa-to by
_ «12-4 t A. LaFITTB. i *
BAOOIRO AMD lOFBL
Fifty bai— On— 7 bagging,
90 ooilaßala ROPE, ml— atom,
Far aala by AA A. LAFITTB. V
wanted! *" - S.
BY a yooag Maa a Mtaataoa ■■ Book Ka—— la
a mareaadle ——fataltog boo— —fir.
anaea, —to haaaoty and capacity, will ba gir— by
Hi] Martin Ptadariek. Addrea H. F. K. Ha. ML
Kay Bor. aU_ .
New * 2fi<iM>hq t ~
JUST raeatrad, at OHO. A. OATHS A CO.’S,
tba fallawtofNaw WORKS, ria:
ArtharCaaway, Sea— to tba Trap!— fa OfiSL
E. H. Mil maa, aatbar as Wayward C--, AcT^
Tbe C—fa—or, Hfatoffad Moral, M aaato.
Six YaaraUtor, ar tba Taktogaf tba Balia, by
Dam— batog Saqaal to tba Qaaaa*a Maaktoaa.
2d TaLaf Canltoaaf Bra—wiek.
No. 3820 f LktoU’a Lirlag Age. all
AY ROM„W-—and f—aiaa,~ , Tt.Tb— «
fa aala by alO WM. H. TUTt.
VIW MOORS.—Tba (IS. Boat, QS-pa—
il of tba Lkad of Egypt |
BUdrctb'a Uafaad States, aae—d aari—TaL It
Artbor O—way, er ia— to tba Trap!— by
Capt. Mfifaaa. ’ *
Tba abara raaairad by •- a ■'
■l4 THOMAS RICHARDS A SOM,
OOTM MfiUSMMI —A g— —fay V
*J*“. Joat raaairad by
■l2 WM.H.TOTT. P
EUUOTIOI MATOHRL..IH Q— to
E Wood aad Pap— baa— P— aala lawhjr ' '
■lO . WM. H.TUI .
SPIRITS TCJRFMNTIMM jO—sA’g r t> '
Mara, and fa—to far by _ ' *
■lO WEEWTt
I pL MMPKUAR—
.U < ■' WM.H. TUTT.
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