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About Daily chronicle & sentinel. (Augusta, Ga.) 1837-1876 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1852)
COMMERCIAL. MGIBTA MARKET. Friday, P. M. COTTON. —There was a pood demand to-day, and con siderable sales for the season and quantity offering, which i- somewhat limited. Holders are firm, and full prices are realized ; quotations are without change, hut buyers are a little less rigid in classification. We quote Middling 73* (g. "V, Good Middling 73* ■ Middling Fair 7% ; Fair 7 re.— Strict Fair can hardly be purchased at the latter price. A choice article will command S S\£c. NKM ORLEANS, Feb. 14, p. M. —Cotton State,tent. — Stock on hand September 1,1851,... , bales, 10,108 Arrived since, tt 790,474 Arrived to-day “ 3^438 810,014 Exported to date, bales, 074,596 Exported to-day, “ 25,04(5 680,248 s tuck on hand and on ship-board not cleared, .bales, 129,772 The weather was warm up to Tuesday, when a heavy rain fell, and has been cool and dry since. Receipts at this port last year, 656,421 bales; Exports, *3)4,743 bales. Re ceipts at the same period in 1848-’49, *68,997 bales; Ex ports, 474,001 bales. ? Sugar. —The demand lias been steady, and prices have advanced in consequence of tlie light receipts. The sales of the week embrace 3,700 hhds., allowing 300 hhds. to-day’s transactions. On plantation, three crops were’ •old as follows : One of 110 hhds. at 43a’ 5 one of 364 at 4; ISO hhds. very prime at 4 3 * ; and to-day, 104 hhds. at 4c. We quote : Inferior, 2J* 2% ; Common, 3 3,3*; Fair, 3 7 * (f& 4>, ; Prime, 4,\, @ 4?*; Choice, 5@5X ; Clarified, \\ <f?. 6**. Molasses. —The demand has been active, and owing also to light receipts, prices have advanced. The sales up to this morning embrace 5,500 bbls., the market closing at 19 dr, 20,’dc. for fermenting, and 2 i (Re 23 for good to choice lots. On plantation, two crops of 40,000 gallons were sold at 19?*, and two of 45,000 gallons at 20c. To-day the sales were confined to 400 bbls., of which 120 choice at 23, and one Jot of 170 fermenting at 22c. h lour. —The sales up to this morning embrace 10,000 bbls., the uirket closing at *4 *4.10 for Ohio ; *4.10 % *l-123* for Illinois and St. Louis, and *5 *5.25 for extra St. Louis. Com. —The receipts having been large, prices had de clined, but have again rallied, owing to favorable accounts from Europe. To-day, there is a large stock on theJLcvee, and we hear of the following sales : 2,000 at 50 <gv 52, and 2,300 prime Yellow at 53c. Whisky. —The demand has been fair at 16?* (d, 17 l 4 'c. for Rectified. One lot of 555 bbls. Raw was sold at 17t*c. To-day, 100 bbls. Rectified were sold at 16%c. Pork. —Some 8,000 bbls. mess have been sold at the uni form rate of *ls ; 75 bbls prime were sold at *13.25. To day, 1,088 bbls. mess were sold, in 4 lots, at *ls. Bacon. —3oo casks Sides were sold at 83*, and 19 casks ."boulders at 7c. To-day, 40 casks Sides were sold at 83a 1 47 casks Shoulders at 7j* i and 250 tierces sugar-cured Hams were sold at 1 le. Lard. —There has been a fair demand, at 8 8 3-16 for No, 1 and prime, in bbls., and 600 kegs were sold at 9 3 *c. To-day, 87 tierces No. 1 were sold at 8, and 55 at 83*c. __ Bogging and Rope. —Small sales have been made at 123* 12for Kentucky, and 11 ?*c. for East India. Some 500 coils prime were sold at 6c., but ordinary, which is abun dant, can be had at 6 @ 53*c. Exchanges. —London, B>4 @ 9J* 7? cent, premium; Paris, 5f.22J* 5f.30; New York, 60 days, 23* @, 2?* %) cent, discount; Do., Sight, ?* al f cent, discount. CHARLESTON, Feb. 20.— Cotton. —The market for seve ral days prior to our last publication, was in a languid con dition, but the week may be said to have ultimately closed upon an active market, in consequence of the slight con cession granted buyers on Thursday, as mentioned in our report. The present week opened with quite an active de mand for the article—the sales having reached about 4,000 bales —which was based upon the Pacific’s accounts, which, as is alleged, were in the possession of some of our buyers at an early hour, and as factors were not in the secret, the demand was freely met at prices corresponding with those current at the close of the preceding week. On Saturday ■he inquiry was renewed, but as purchasers were met at the very opening of the market with a demand for higher terras, the quotations were materially checked, as the sales were limited to some 1,100 bales. On Monday, however, buyers were in attendance in increased numbers, and took during the day nearly 2,200 bales, the market showing an increased degree of firmness. Tuesday was a very active day, the transactions having reached upwards of 3,500 • ■ales, establishing, at the close of business, a full 3*e. ad vance over the prices ruling prior to the arrival of the steamer’s advices. The market on Wednesday exhibited no new feature, about 2,000 bales having changed hands within the margin of these rates. A good demand also pre veiled yesterday, but the advancing tendency in prices did not s uit the views of buyers, and the market received a check in consequence of the stringent terms demanded by -elire -—sales 1,500 bales. The week may be said to have closed upon a firm market at the advance recorded above. We have raised our quotations, and the rates subjoined wiil give a true index to the value of this staple at the close of business. The receipts since our last foot up 12,715 bales, ajd the sales in the same time reach 14,462 bales at the fol lowin'-'’ prices, viz :—47 bales at 6>< ; 16 at C*» ; 58 at 510 at 07 < ; 1,031 at 7; 366 at 73*: 17 at 73-16; 610 at 7 3*'; u 66 at T :i b ; 653 at 7)4 ■ 142 at 7 9-16; 666 at 7% ; 1,732 at 7=4 ; 1,2(45 at V.i. 1 2,693 at 8; 36 at S 1-16; 2,000 at 8K ; "13 at 9 8-1 C : and 1,868 bales at Sjq'c. We quote ordinary to good ordinary 6;£ ®. 7%; middling 7% (5, 7?*: good middling 7>g ; middling fair 8 @ S3* ; fair 83* : and fully fair and choice —. The market for Long Cotton has lost somewhat of the animation that characterized the busi ness of the previous we«k, and the extreme prices then paid have barely been sustained. The sales amount to about 800 bales, without any decided change on previous quotations, which we subjoin, viz ; Inferior to common 2 > q£ 23 ; clean common to good San tees and Mains, 27 @ 80 ; middling fine to line Sea Islands, 83 @ 40c. and upwards. Rice. —There has been a good demand for all qualities of t thl> article, and the transactions of the week have fully ab sorbed the receipts, which comprise 3,132 tierces. The run however has been chiefly on the better qualities, and prices have rather stiffened in consequence of the competition among buyers, and the market may he said to have closed with prices showing rather an upward tendency. The transactions Rate been at extremes, ranging from s2?* *33* as in qua ky, but the bulk of (he sales have been ! made within the range of *3 @ *33*. These transactions do not include strictly choice or fancy brands. Corn. —The arrivals since.our last may be put down at 29,000 bushels, some 7000 of which had been sold to arrive, on terms which did we report would give no criterion of the present state of the market. A portion of the receipts were taken at 6" 71c., and as there was a balance remaining on hand when we closed our report, it remains to be seen whether these rates will be sustained. Flour. —Our market has at length been relieved bvjitjjl avrival of 2500 @ 2600 barrels Baltimore, a large ujflfJou of j uin di ha.- been sold—part to arrive and part x.■ I - at prices ranging from 6 (<t- *s’* barrel. Sjmftj j oK howes •r, have been -old at an advance on theseVf^ ce= pj le n , A vet ha< been unsettled, and closed downvv ~t I r udency. Western is retailing at p i» :trre j. Oiitx. Some ' ,M> O f, !'"00 jj are been received ! Once our last report, the most as w}lie h had also been sold | prior to arrival, at 49 and dOjfcf an( j subsequently as high a> .x>an4i so>*. t } oushel. however, if these latte»* j prices will be -• • "taiuedjj^|j e face of tin se receipts. Bacon.—the has sustained its former position in reference to Side^“5 rixe only .sale of consequence was a lot ! "9 Elhls. v. came t 0 hand at the close of the week, and were sold "Biffndval at l*»c. There are no Shoulders on the market. F M'WQyfig and Rope. —These articles continue to he very i,i! **u)Hnegl‘- > oted ; in fact, the market may be said to have brought to a stand. - r,'t. —The market, which a short time since was suffering under a plethora, is now entirely bare of the article. IV, have no transactions to report, beyond the sale of a few hun dred sacks, from on shipboard, at 85c. p* sack. Sugars. —We note sales of upwards of 150 hhds. Louisiana £>f prime to choice qualities, at prices ranging from 6 7c. The common qualities, of which there is an abundant supply or' the market, remain much neglected, and prices are nom * !' l q! Ac —Tiie transactions have been limited to small lots Rio \\ i.'i'-b, in consequence of its great scarcity, has mate riaUy advanced in value. We have heard of two lots, in all •tort bags, selling at 9 93aC.; in small lots, however, prices rule up to 1 dr. Molasses. —There has been some activity' in the market, w hict has been accompanied with a decided improvement in prices. Tliere was a sale in the early part of the week of 229 hhds. Cuba description, at 18c., and sales have been sub sequently made at prices ranging from 183* ISjkc.; and ihe market closed at IS?* 19c. A cargo of Trinidad, comprising 111 hhds. and 12 tierces, was sold at auction on ihe 17th inst., the hhds. bringing 19c. and the tierces 22c. About 200 bbls. New,Orleans hare been sold from store, in drt's, at prices ranging from 30 (b. 31c. *3 gallon; and there are parties who have refused to sell even at the latter price. l*o,auntie JAquors.— The transactions have been limited to -bout 300 barrels New Orleans Whiskey, which changed hands at 23 @ 233*c. V gallon. Exchanu —We would refer to our table for the slate of the market; but would remark that Sight Checks, on New V, rk, bave betn selling, oat of doors, at 5,0. prem. Freights.—We continue to quote Cotton, in square hags, to Liverpool, dull at U-S2d. Two vessels loading for Havre ~Ve filling up at former rates, viz: % and for Cotton in square and round bags, and *3 for Rice. Me quote to New York, Cotton 5-16ths C- 25c.; and Rice 87>$T, jier tierce, and to Boston 3 a c. and *1 %» tierce for Rice. SAVANNAH, Feb. 20. — Cotton. —Arrived since the 12th inst., 14,085 hales Bpland (7,891 per rail road, 6,044 from Augusta and landings on the river, and 100 per wagons) and 745 bales Seu Islands. The exports, for the same pe riod, amount to 22,018 hales Uplands and 700 bales Sea Is lands viz: To Liverpool, 6,625 bales Upland and 616 do Sea Islands' to Providence 600 bales Upland ; to Boston 1,772 do do- to ffew York 11,734 do Up. and 50 bales 8.1.; to Philadelphia t*Q~ do Up.; to Baltimore 417 do Up.; and to Charleston 203 bales Upland and 85 bales Sea Island—leav ins- on hand and on shipboard, not cleared, a stock of 60,693 bales Upland and 2,545 bai«s Sea Island at same time last The market opened on Friday with an active demand, and 2.093 bales changed hands during the day. About noon the telegraph announced the arrival of the Pacific, with favoia ble accounts from Liverp.>ol; and after the news was re ceived operations were in a great measure suspended. On Saturday, prices were firm and slightly in favor of sellers; sales 1,027 bahts On Monday, holders were able to obtain prices which showed an advance of I t S c. on the better qual - ities, and this advance has been maintained throughout the week. Sales on Monday 1,112, Tuesday 73i, Wednesday 512, and yesterday 47 s bales. The failure on Monday, for a large amount, of a firm which had been actively in the market, has prevented that regular course of business usual in our city, aud this will account in some measure for the small operations of the past three days. The advices per Canada came to baud on Wednesday afternoon; but as ano ther foreign steamer is now considered due, there is but lit tle disposition to operate until later advices are at hand. The news by- the Camtda being of the same tenor as that by the Pacific, had very little effect on the market. We quote; Ordinary to good ordinary 63* @ 73*; low middling to good middling T? s (g a 7?* ; middling fair —@ 8; fair to fully lair 83-* @ 8>«. The stales for the week amount to 5967 bales. Rice. —A good demand has been noticed during the week, the sales amounting to 1,302 casks, at prices ranging from *2 13-16 to $3 1-16 100. /lour. —This article continues scarce and in demand. AVe hear of sales of Baltimore from store, in lots, at *5.6(1 @ 5.75 The last cargo -old, brought 72 cents. We have heard of no large transactions during the past week. The article i" k arc* and in demand. We quote, from store, SO *■' The market is well supplied with Cuba, which =elia from wharf, in lots, at ISc. gall. The transactions "in N Orleans have been limited to sma! lots from store. Groceries —The market is well supplied with all descrip tions There has been a fair amount of business done dur ing the-past week with the country trade Bacon —We have no transactions to report. Salt. —One cargo arrived since our last report, which sold from the wharf at toe. f» sack. One cai o, re maining unsold at die close of the previous week, sold in !0.- at 81 cents. „ _ , „ Bagging. —This article still continues dull. Hope. —loo coils of “ DillonV’ changed hands during the week at SJ* cents $ ft>. , . , „ . Freights. —Two vessels were taken up in the early part oi }U« week tor Liverpool at 3*d. AVe now quote to that pnjee or Cotton ?-82d.; to Glasgow 5-16 d.; to Havre \c.; to Bos lon. New Aork, Philadelphia and Baltimore ?»c. ‘^■'’change. —Sterling 93 4 prem. Domestic —The Banks are selling Sight Checks on all Northern cities at H cent, premium. IMPORTS. CHARLESTON, February 19.—From Newport, i Wales.) barque Nimrod—4296 bars Railroad Iron. SAVANNAH, Feb. 19.—From Liverpool, Br. ship Bona Dea—l,soo sacks Salt. EXPORTS. SAVANNAH, leb. 19.— For Havre, ship Ontario— 2,2l2 bales Upland and 200 do. Sea Island Cotton. For Glasgow, Br. barque Ashley—9iS bales Upland and 144 do. Sea Island Cotton. For New York, barque Maria Moreton—l,loo bases Cotton. CHARLESTON, Eeb. 19.—For New York, ship Harris burg—looß bales Upland Cotton. For Baltimore, M. L. brig Palm—3os bales Upland Cotton. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CHARLES ION, Feb. 20. —Arrived, Line ship Columbia, Setzer, Ni. 101 k , ship Jane 1). Cooper, Cooper, do,: barques Catharine Augusta, Bestmann, do.; Jedo, Payne, Providence, R. I.; Br. barque Ascendent, Spencer, Hamilton, (Ber.;) barque Saranac, Buflen, New Orleans ; U. L. brig Clinton, AAalker,New Aork; brig J. R. Rhodes, Hamblin, Provi dence ; Pi us, brig Hedwig, Blodorn, New York ; M. L. schr. Samuel Butler, Booze, Baltimore. In the Roads, Br. barque Gipsey Queen, Lockhart, New York. Cleared, ship Harris burg, Alatthews, New York; M. L. brig Palm, Gill, Balti more; brig Tartar, Sheer, New Orleans ; Dan. brig Fy 11a Tobiuson, Copenhagen. SAA ANNAIL Feb. 19.—Ait. Br. ship Bona Dca, Roe, Liv erpool, via Belfast; schr. Ann Alaria, Wilson, Baltimore. Cleared, Ontario, Holmes, Havre; Br. barque Ashley, Betts, Glasgow : barque Maria Morton, Bulkley, New York. \ r EW ORLEANS MOLASSES.—I«O bbls. New Or il leans MOLASSES, for sale from wharf by feb 20-d&w _ HAND, AMELIA MS CO. 0\10.\(8, ONIO.VBI—A few barrels ONIONS for sale LOW by fel9 HAND, WILLIAMS k CO. nAV.— 250 bales HAY, fur sale In 7 fe!9 TINSLEY k INGRAM. BACON. —3,01X1 lbs. New Country BACON, just received and for sale by fel9 TINSLEY & INGRAM, Bacon, bacon.—sides, 11 \ms au.i siloui3o:i!s, now landing and for sale by fel9 ‘ HAND 4 FLEMING. I AIjOIR, FLO I li.—Baltimore FLOUR now landing by 1 fe!9 HAND & FLEMING. liSlib Li All-3.—75 Casks Fresh Thomaston LIME by A felfi _ HAND k FLEMING. ‘ SEED OATS. —IOO bushels prime SEED OATS, foi sale by felS ESTES k RICHMOND. < A\TIN G FOTATOEB.—Afew barrels just receiv cd and for sale by felS S. C. GRENVILLE & CO. JviOKEI) * SALMON~A O first rate article, just received by felS J. A. MILLION & CO., 205 Broad-St. H IM>, HAMS. —2 casks new HAMS, at 13 cents per lb., for sale by J. A. MILLEN & CO., felS 205 Broad Street. I7RESH LIME.—SO casks Thomaston LIME, landing 1 This Day, and for sale by foil B. H. WARREN & CO. X i:\V BAf:()\.—l«lihdsT Prime New SIDES, for sale by fe!7 CIIAS. P. McCALLA. YVTHIBK.V. —200 bbls. Fletcher brand, for sale by A \ fe!7 CHAS. P. McCALLA. J toi l BOXES STAR CANDLES, on Consignment, 1* *( * and for sale low by fel3 HUTCHINSON k THOMAS. ENT INE PETIT GULF COTTOM SEED, for X sale by felS ROBERTSON k CROCKER. EXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.—SOO in Store, and for sale, at the Proprietor's prices, by WM. H. TUTT, felT-dAw Sole Agent for Augusta. OMORED TONGUES AND BEKF.— O 2 bbls. Smoked TONGUES; 2 “ “ BEEF; 2 “ Pickled TONGUES. Just received at the New Family Grocery, 205 Broad-St. felS TSIXE LIRIORS. CHA MPAGNE AND SEGARS. I 1 4 quai ter casks Otard BRANDY ; 2 “ 1 J. J. Dnpuv “ 2(> hkts. “Excelsior” CHAMPAGNE; 10 “ “Anchor “ lOjrtrto La Gorina London size SEGARS; Together with a choice selection of FAMILY GROCERIES, just received and for sale bv felS JOHN A. MILLEN & C 0. 4 205 Broad-st. Received, this day, at the new Family Grocery— -10 half bbls. Extra Family PORK; 10 “ “ “ “ BEEF, 2 bbls. Pickled TONGUES ; 10 doz. Smoked “ 10 kegs Goshen BUTTER. felS JOHN A. MILLEN & CO., 205 Broad-st. iy ice, rice T-1 -1 Ift tierces Strictly Prime RICE; 10 half tierces Strictly Prime RICE; For sale by fel3 ’ CHAS. P. McCALLA. nUFELAND’a SVRtP OF TAR.—For Coughs. Colds, Asthma, is a remedy unequalled. Price only 59 cents a bottle. Sold bv HAVILAND, RISLEY k CO, fe!s Wholesale Druggists. 1 IST KECEFv ED, 25 half and'quarter Bbls. BI CK fI WHEAT; 10 Bbls. Yellow ONIONS; Irt Firkins choice BUTTER; 5 Half bbls. Fulton Market BEEF ; 5 “ “ Pig PORK and Mess PORK ; 2 Bbls. White BEANS; Pickled and Smoked TONGUES; for sale bv fel2 G. T. DORTJUr : i PIPE Holland GIN I 1 “ Otard and Dupuy BRANDW.Vinlage 1845; 1 “ Champagne Do^-^" >i pipe Cognac 4 casks do. Do.; Bj.’t do WINE.; 2,) do. Do.; I for sale low bv /iSt2-2iv GIRARDEY k PARKER. ! I MPORTED DIRECT FROM BOKDB VI A.- 1 Ift casks Superior Claret WINE: 25 cases do do Do.; 4 quarter casks Superior Champagne BRANDY ; 4 do do do Cognac Do.; 12 boxes Superior OLIVE OIL ; 12 do do CORDIALS, assorted. ! For sale by felO-swlm A. GARDELLE. | / ( LA RI FI ED GELATINE— With directions for in»- 1 V 1 king superior Table Jellies, all colors, and without eggs. For sale by lIAVILAND, RISLEY k CO., felo Wholesale Druggists. t'VMERriOVr* RAZOR STROPS—The best remedy j for dull Razors. Sold Iry fels IIAVILAND, RISLEY & CO. / \\VGENATED BITTERS—A ,-.ivcvc : gn remedy for \ / Asthma, Dyspepsia, and General Debility. Price *l. Sold by ‘ HAVILAND, RISLEY & CO, f e |s Wholesale Ageuts. | | ER NT A TRISSES, ABDOMINA LSI PPORT 1 i ERS, Ac., in great variety. For sale by fe!s HA VILAND, RISLEY k CO. npiSOVJASTON LlME.—iftrt bbls. fresh Thomaston 1 LIME, for sale by felS ESTES k RICHMOND. H\ V II W. —80 bales Prime Northern HAY, for sale hy fe!B CHAS. P. McCALLA. ZVATS "FROM "ER! iT CAN A Li—Only a few sacks extra V / heavy, by fe!3 8. C. GRENVILLE k CO. SCG Alt.—s hhds. prime Muscovado SUGAR, for sale on arrival low by fel2-2w GIRARDEY & PARKER. rpOBACCO ON CONSIGNMENT.—I'HI boxes, of JL various qualities and prices, of TOBACCO, for sale by fe!2-2w GIRARDEY a PARKER. m BALJiS nriuie Eastern HAY, just received aud for O' * sale by fel2-2w GIRARDEY k PARKER. f >L A NTT N<; POTATOES.- -100 bbls. Planting PO- I TATOES, for sale by fel2 ESTES & RU’II.MoNO. IVOTATOES 1 50 bbls. Carter POTATOES ; 50 “ Red and Pink Eyes ; Just received aud for sale by fe*2-2w GIRARDEY A PARKER. ‘Fii BOXES SlSy "6RANGES i>\ 130 “ “ LEMONS ; In fine order, just received and for sale by fe!2-2w GIRARDEY 4 PARKER. /S OSIIEN BI'TTEK.—iI6 firkins Choice Goshen BUT- V X TER, for sale by fel2 ESTES 4 RICHMOND. q WEET ORANGES.—Just ived, 50 boxes choice n Sicily ORANGES, sweet, and in beautiful order, for sale by fe!2 S. C. GRENVILLE & CO. rpALLOU CANDLES, —15 boxes assorted sizes, from JL Charleston Manufactory, for sale by fe l2 S. C. GKEN VILLE 4 CO. 2~r BOXE.«« Sicily ORANGES; Q boxes do. LEMONS, in fine order, just received and for sale by felO GIRARDLV 4 PARKER. T>liiME VOHTHEKN HAY.—IOO bales, just recciv- I ed and for sale by felO CHARLES P. McCALLA. T ATI < \ \ I)LEB.—SO boxes Star Caudles, for sale by felO S. C. GRENVILLE 4 CO. lARD. —5 bbls. New Lard, for sale by _ fell) S. C. GRENVILLE & CO. I)LA.\Ti\G POTATOES.— SO bbls. just received by 1 felO S. C. GRENVILLE 4 CO. / \ RAPE PKCTT AND t'Of OANT IS VI 5 bbls. Grape Fruit, 1 bb|. Cooauuts, Jast received by felO 8. C. GRENVILLE 4 CO. I>OHT VVINE. —IO bids. Port Wine, just received and for sale low by fctO S. C. GRENVILLE 4 CO. CVOHN’.— -509 bushels Prime Cherokee CORN, just recciv -leJ and for sale hy leS B. H. WARREN 4 CO. ]>\ I'TKII VNT) ( liEESK.—S firkins BUTTER,ex tra. > 20 boxes CHEESE. For sale by fe3 J- A - MILLEN 4 CO. T UST BEtIEIV El), slot of WOOL HATS, suitable tor ts field hands. For sale by CLAYTON 4 BIGNON, f e 4. 1m Metcalfs Range. - REMOVAL. r l ''INBiLEV 4 INGRAM have removed to the brick store 1 recently occupied by John J. Byrd, opposite N. K. But ler 4 Co.’s store, and offer for sale— -100 Bbls. choice Family FLOUR ; , 1000 Bushels CORN; 800 “ COW PEAS; . 100 Bundles HAY; ? 800 Pair heavy Negro SHOES ; ) NX) Lbs. new Country HAMS ; Together with a general assortment of COFFEE, SUGAR, , TEA, CHEESE, BUTTER and MOLASSES. , Also, Refined Sugar CANDY, which we manufacture ol the best material, and ofler for sale at the lowest market price. - ja3o COPARTNERSHIP: r r PHE UNDERSIGNED have formed a Copartnership 1 in the Practice of LAAY, under the firm and style ol ; - Milled*® & Rodgers. Their Office is cm Jackson street, £ .9 doors north of Broad. JOHN MILLEDGE. A. M. RODGERS. Augusta, February 6, 1852. fe7 e r PHb COPARTNERsiHIP heretofore existing betweer 1 JOHNSON 4 HOWARD is THIS DAY mutually dis >f solved. The business of said firm will be settled by John e son. fels-twßt JOHNSON & HOWARD, MISCELLANEOUS. •i r J A « HIRE,—Two Boys, competent as House Servant*. 1 Apply to fel& ELIZA INGHAM. \ \ r AX f I‘EI#, by a respectable young Woman, a situation > > as Seamstress with a respectable family, and is wil ) ling to make herself useful. Application to he made to f<?lG3* Rev. Mr. BARRY, Augusta. 1 TT'OUR NEGROES TO HIRE,—A M AX* a "tolerable I Carpenter; two H OMEX, House St wants, Seamp>tress and Nurse : a BOY, healthy and strong, 12 or Id years old. fcG-lw PLE A SA XT STO* V A LL. A \ T AXTED- —SO able-bodied Negro Fellows, for which j »it liberal wages will be paid, quarterly. Applv to felT-lw FINN A OSMOND. ‘ Tt’ AATLI).—A female who is capable of cutting and T i fitting Garments of all kinds, taking care of a Shop, and keeping accounts. None need apply but one who is ■ every way capable. Apply at this office. fe!2-3 \\ T A\TED.—25 shares Georgia Railroad STOCK, by > ’ JelO __ S. C. GRENVILLE & CO. 'T'HB AUGUSTA MACHINE WORKS will furnish , A DRESSED LUMBER, of any description, on the short i est notice. jal7-dtf D. SLATE, Sup’t. | \ JULES. —Just arrived and for sale, at the yv 1 Subscriber’s Stables, a lot of Splendid yv ! MI LES, from 15 to 10 bauds high. Also, fine Saddle and Harness HORSES. '■ fel3-lw j. M. SIMPSON. 'I Ml THE DEAF.—Dr. SMITH, Aurist, announces to 1 those persons with whom he has been in correspondence, , ; -‘"d all others, that he has returned to Augusta, and may be consulted for a fete days, in his apartments at the Ea gle A Pheenix Hotel. The Doctor has brought with him a completely new stock of Instruments, and Treatment, and is prepared to cope with all cases of DEAFNESS, CHRONIC OTORRHEA, NOISE IN THE HEAD, and all DISCHAR GES FROM THE EAR. This may he a favorable opportu -1 nity for all who are afflicted with either of these Diseases, to call, as the Doctor has devoted himself to this branch of special practice alone. Hours of attendance, 9, A. M., to 4, P. M. Servants from 4t06,P. M. Evenings by appointment. fcl7-twtf IT'OR HEAT—A DWELLING, suitable for a small Fam -1 ly, situated on Greene street, and a STORE on Broad street. Possession given immediately. Apply to feS J A. MI BEEN A (O. A7 VUU AGUE CTTV PROPERTY FOR SALE. y —The three story Brick BUILDING and LOT, jfiijjl, i known as the Bucket Factory, together with the other im provements, is offered at private rale bv B. M. DUVAL, j ja*2T tw4wtf Attorney for John Tilkey. OKIIKRS, ORDERS.—We will he pleased to receive the Orders of our friends at any ti.mk, fur any article ! in our line of business, to be executed in the city of New ' York, as our Air. Price will be constantly in that city at tending to the interest of our business, and ready at all times to forward the interest of those who may favor us. ja22 WM. 0. PRICE & CO. MOISE ( i EXTLEMEX can be accommodated with Board _U and Lodging, at the very desirable residence on I Greene street, lately occupied by Mr. Finn. Also, Day ' Boarders can he accommodated. jalS-t j 2,000 PACKAGES BOOTS AND SHOES. rplIE subscribers have just received TWO 1 THOUSAND PACKAGES OF BOOTS AND % p | SHOES, comprising one of the finest assortments W ft. | ever offered in this or any other market, and for ’ sale by D. F. FLEMING A CO., fels-dtiu 43 Hayne-street, Charleston, S. C. PATENT LEATHER, CLOTH, PUMP BOOTS T I’ST RECEIV ED, a handsome lot of :fl Gent’s Patent Leather BOOTS ; < j|,|£ | “ Cloth Pat Tip “ “ Calf Pump Sole “ ’ “ “ Dress “ “ “ or Patent Leather Opera BOOTS ; —ALSO— Ladies’ White Satin Gaiter BOOTS; “ “ Kid Polka 11 “ “ “ Jennv Linds; *• “ Satin and Kid SLIPPERS, Ac. felS FORCE, CONLEY & CO. ISSES’ BLACK GAITER BOOTBi —A new lot I of Misses’ Black Gaiter BOOTS, received bv _ a2 ALDRICH &' ROYAL. / > HAT’S GOAT’ BOOTS. —A new lot of Gent’s Light vl Pegged Goat BOOTS, just received bv ja3l ALDRICH & ROYAL. 1 pO.VIEGR AN ATE COTTON SEED.-A few bushels | I genuine Prolific Pomegranate Cotton Seed, for sale in i quantities to suit purchasers at a reasonable price bv j jall-dAwtf ESTES & RICHMOND. PRICE OF CA ADY REDUCEDT INFIEKA CENTS r Pound is our price for CANDY, in boxes, with the usual assortment, manufactured of j the best Sugar. ja!B_ LAMBACK & COOPER. j BOLTING CLOTHS, of warranted quality, furnished and put up in holts to order. Mill Stone Plaster, prepared for backing Mill Stones, cheap I and of the best qualitv, for sale by WM. R. SCHIRMER, ( jalS wtf Augusta, Ga. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING. ’j MIE UNDERSIGNED begs to inform his friends and i 1 the public that he will continue the business of HOUSE and SIGN PAINTING, in all its various branches. Office the same as that occupied by Coffin and Reynolds. He will execute Sign and Imitation PAINTING, of every variety, as cheap as it can be done elsewhere, and solicits ; persons to call before engaging elsewhere. fe7 JOHN G. COFFIN. liriSDOW SHADER WINDOW SHADEs. \V pair of WINDCVv SHADES so at greatly re- | duced prices, by fe7-d2w DUNHAM A BLEAKLY, \\ZA LL PAPE RING, U AL L PA P EKI V i i .—s( Km) T t pieces of WALL PAPERING, including a great va riety of styles, Ac. For sale bv fe7-d2w DUNHAM & BLEAKLY. I )OB T MONIES. PORT AIONIES.—2(K> doz. of Kos r suth’s PORT MONIES, just received, and for sale by fe7-(l2w DUNHAM _A BLEAKLY. l.'NGLliall AND ITALIAN VIOLIN ST RINGS j 1 j 500 doz. VIOLIN STRINGS, including Treble, Tenor, Counter and Bass, for sale by fe7-d2w DUNHAM & BLEAKLY. Dressing, tuck, and side combs.- 2000 doz. of Tuck, Side and Dressing COMBS, including Jenny land’s, Bloomers, Kossuth and other styles. Just received, and for sale bv fe7-d2w DUNHAM A BLEAKLY. new NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS! T ACOB ABBOTT’S YOUNG CHRISTIAN SERIES, in f ) ‘three volumes: Ist. The Young Christian; 2d, The Cornerstone; 3d, The Way to do Good. Florence Sackville; or Self-Dependence, an autobiogra phy : by Mrs. Burney. Distumell’s Railway, Steamship and Telegraph Book— being a guide through the United States and Canada, with a Map of the United States and Canada, showing all the Canals, Railroads, Ac. For sale by fe!s JOS. A. CARRIE & CO. YEW BOOKS! MEW BOOKS!! TASSAYS ON LIFE, SLEEP, PUN. AC’.—By Sarn ia uel Henry Dickson, M. D., Professor of Institutes and Practice of Medicine in the Medical College of the State of South Carolina. ELWOOD’S GRAIN TABLES —showing the value of Bushels and Pounds of different kinds of grain, calculated in Federal money—so arranged as to exhibit upon a single page, the value at a given price, from ten cents to two dol lars per bushel, of any quantity from one pound to ten thousand bushels. A HISTORY OF CLASSICAL LITERATURE—By 11. W. Browne, M. A., Professor of Classical Literature in King’s College, London. THE PRACTICAL METAL-WORKERS’ ASSISTANT— Bv Oliver Byne, Civil, Military and Mechanical Engineer. THE PRACTICAL COTTON SPINNER AND MANUFAC TURER. —The managers, Overlookers, and Mechanics Com panion—By R. Scott, corrected and enlarged with plates of American Mechanics, by Oliver Byne. For sale by j a 29 JOS. A. CARRIE A CO. | OS. A.CARRIE A CO., have just received the sol s) lowing— Maurice Ticrna,v, the Soldier of Fortune, by Charles ! Lever, author of Charles O’Malley. Ravenscliffe, by the author of Time the Avenger. Ade ! laide Lindsay, Mordannt Hall, Ac., Ac. j Dream Life, a Fable of the Seasons, by 11. Marvel. Harper’s New Monthly Magazine f>r February . fe2 1 riMIOMAS DE «U IXCEV’B WRITINGS.—Gon -1 sessions of an Opium-Eater, being an extract from the I Life of a Scholar, and Snspiria de Prof midis; being a se j quel to the above, 1 vol.; 1 Life and Manners; from the Autobiography of an Eng | lish Opium Eater ; Miscellaneous Essays; Biographical Essays; Literary Reminiscences; 2 vols.; and { The Ctesars. j Mr. DeQuincey was, for a long time, one of the eontrihu | tors to the North British Review, author of the elegant Bi | ographical Essay on Pope, which first appeared in that j i Journal. All of the above for sale by felS THOMAS RICHARDS A SON. VEU HOOKa. —Just received by the subscribers, the following new works, viz ; Maurice Tiernay, the Soldier of Fortune ; by Charles Le ver, author of Charles O’Malley, Ac. Memoirs of a Servant Maid: by Reynolds. No. 404 of LitteU’s Living Age. Just published, and for sale at GEO. A. OATES A CO.’S fels Piano, Book and Music Depot, Broad-street. r pilE MODEL ARCHITECT, containing original J. designs for Cottages, —Villas, Suburban residences, Ac. accompanied by explanations, specifications, estimates, and 1 elaborate details, prepared expressly for the use of Projec tors and Artisans, throughout the United L fates, by Samuel Sloan A Co., Architects, No, 1 to 7 have been received. Price 50 cents per number, at GEO. A. OATES A CO.’S, fell Piano, Book and Music Depot, Broad-st. I AYABD’S NINEVEH, a popular account of Dis _j coveries at Nineveh, by Austin Henry Layard, Esq,; r I cheap edition, 75 cents, with numerous woodcuts. Just re ceived by fe!3 THOS. RICHARDS A SON. VEVi NOVEL.—Florence Sackville; or Self-Depen dence; an Autobiography, bv Mrs. Bnrbury. For sale by fel3 THOS. RICHARDS A SON. e rpifE COHNER~STONE: by Jacob Abbott, very J. greatly improved and enlarged, with numerous en gravings. Just received bv fel3 THOMAS RICHARDS A SON. rpHi:‘ilUl’foE OF THE BEVEN GABLES, a Ko i I mauce, by Nr thaniel Hawthorne. For sale by ! fell THOS. RICHARDS A SON. A UDUBOV? >*t ADIIUFKDS OF AMERIC A.— ! jrV. No. 16 of ti.e above valuable Work has been received, containing the following Engravings, viz: The Moose Deer, >f the Prong Horned Antelope, the Black-tailed Deer, Anula *t ted Marmot, and Leconte’s Pine Mouse. Subscribers will please call for their copies at the Agents. f e H GEO. A. OATES A CO.’, Broad-st. r rvO SC HOOI. TU V( lIEIOS.—A new System of P JL lish Grammar on the Oral method, to which is added a Key to the Exercises, by John Livor. 3 Ten Thousand Copies of the above Work have already been sold at the North ; and as it is now considered by the best Grammarians to supersede all other works in the Eng lish language, the author is desirous of introducing it into n the various Schools and Academics, South. A third edition i- of Fifty Thousand Copies is now called for. Livor’s Mathe i- matics'will shortly be published. For sale, wholesale and ' retail, by fe!3-d2w DUNHAM A BLEAKXEY, ''DRY GOODS. YE W SPRI \V, LOO BS. ; | SNOWDEN & SHEAR HAVE RECEIVED from New York, a part of their SPRING SUPPLIES, —AMONG WHICH ARE— BAREGE DkLAINES, and Plain and Printed BAREGES ; fancy Satin Plaid BAREGES, of new and beautiful styles; Fancy Satin TISSUES and Printed CHALLYS, of elegant styles; French printed JACONETS, for Ladles’ Dresses ; Superior Plain Black BAREGES; Black MARQUISSE, and Black Silk GRENADINES; White Blond LACES, and White French CRAPES, for La dies’ Evening Dresses; Ladies’ French Worked CHIMISETTES, with Collars; Ladies’ Worked Lace and Muslin UNDERSLEEVES; Ladies’ French Lawn and Embroidered Cambric HAND KERCHIEFS ; Ladies’ Lace ROBES, a splendid article for Evening Dres ses; Rich Black Silk and Lace GIMPS, of new and beautiful styles, for trimming Ladies’ Dresses ; English and .French GINGHAMS, of new and beautiful styles; Superior French and English PRINTS; Superior Merimack, Cocheco. and other choice styles of 1 American PRINTS. j The public are respectfully requested to call and examine the assortment. fe!7-dtw&w NEW SPRING GOODS. nICRMAX, VV ESC’OTT A CO., Augusta, Ga., V> holesale aud Retail Dealers in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Have just received and offer for sale, at low prices— Black BOMBAZINE ; Black ALPACAS: Black CANTON CLOTH ; BAREGE DkLAINES; French aud German PRINTS, rich colors; Printed MUSLINS; Black and Fancy Colored GINGHAMS ; Kid GLOVES, Alexander’s White and Black ; —ALSO— Ladies colored SILK, new article; Linen Cambric HANDKERCHIEFS; Jacouet and Swiss INSERTING and EDGINGS; Embroidered COLLARS; HOSIERY, a full assortment : SHIRTING; Manchester aud New York Mills LOND CLOTH • Jaconet and Swiss MUSLIN. IW" H.. W. & CO., have also on hand, BLANKETS; KERSEYS; Red and White FLANNELS; Plain and Plaid LINDSEYS, &c., which they will closeout at reduced prices fel4 BARGAINS, BARGAINS. TTTHjLIAVI 11. CH V.VE, being desirous of reducing . ’ . 'A Present large Stock of GOODS, before receiving i bis Spring Supply, offers them at very low prices. Those | who wish to purchase Goods cheap, will do well to give him a call, as great bargains will be offered: —AMONG THEM AHE — Rich Black aud Colored SILKS and POPLINS; MERINOS, DkLAINES aud CASHMERES; Black BOMBAZINE, and Black and Colored ALPACAS; Oriental, Crape and Cashmere ROBES; Rich Plaid and Brocade SILKS; Rich Tartan PLAID, Silk and Wool; Clan Tartan, and other Woollen PLAIDS; Rich Crape, Cashmere, and Wool SHAWLS; Fine Woo! Long SHAWLS and SCARFS; Black and Colored Silk MANTILLAS; White, Pink and Blue TARLATON; j Jaconet, Swiss and Check MUSLIN; Black and Colored Lama Wool aud Alpaca HOSE; Ladies’ Gentlemen’s, Y'outh’s and Misses’ HOSE; Children’s Fancy Stripe HOSE; A large assortment of PRINTS, some of the most recent | styles; GINGHAMS, of all kinds, very cheap; Silk Warp and Welch FLANNELS; , Irish LINENS, Table DIAPERS and NAPKINS; Swiss and Jacouet EDGINGS and INSERTINOS i CHEMIZETTS, COLLARS and SLEEVES; Lace and Muslin CAPES; Lace BERTHAS; • Furniture DIMITY' aud FRINGES; Cambric DIMITY ; Corded SKIRTS; Rich Furniture PRINTS, some for Bordering- CLOTHS; CASSIMERES; TWEEDS and VESTINGS JEANS; SATINETS; FLANNELS and BLANKETS- ’ TICKING; SHEETING; SHIRTING and OSNABURGS; Georgia STRIPES; Negro CLOTH; And various other articles not mentioned. fell-d&w GREAT BARGAINS IN FINE RICH DRY GOODS. | f I RAY BROTH FelS having commenced laying in vT their Spring Stock, will sell the remaining portion of ■ their Fall purchases at greatly reduced prices : i —viz: Extra fine Brocade SILKS, worth $3 a vurd, selling from j $2 to $2.25. ’ PLAIDS, CHENES and STRIPES, worth $1,25 @ $1.50, : selling at from 75 cts. to sl. I All Wool French CASHMERES, worth $1.25, selling at j 50 to 75 cents. ; French and English MERINOS, selling at leqg than the Importer’s pnee. —ALSO— A few cases of very superior Irish LINENS, consisting of Real Double Damask, Damask Napkins, Towelling Diaper, Fronting Linen and Linen Sheeting, warranted free from cotton, selling lower than the same quality of Goods ever sold for in this market. A good assortment of Domestic Goods, very cheap; Stripes, Osnaburgs, and Factory Goods j at Factory prices. fe6-dtw4w ! SHIRTS, of the newest stvle, just received. _ Jte7_ ‘ WM. 0. PRICE & CO. W'lllTli KID GLOVES, ju st received. i y y fell WM. O. PRICE & CO. ST RECEIVED, an Invoice of Fine and Common L. B. SHIRTS, among which are some extra large sizes. ! For sale by CLAYTON & BIGNON, Broad-st. ja27-lm AM) Hi FF MARSEILLES VESTS.— * t CLAYTON X BIGNON have received, This Day, a handsome lot of White and Buff Marseilles VESTS, figured aud plain; suitable for balls or parties, which they are of fering at low prices, at 197 Broad-street, fe4 1m METCALF’S RANGE. pERVAVT’S CLOTHING.—A good assortment now on hand, which will be sold very cheap. fel3 WM. O. PRICE & CO. SUPERIOR MADE CLOTHING. TOHX BRIDGES, Merchant Tailor, next door f I below the United States’ Hotel, will, to close out the balance of his Winter Stock of Ready-Made CLOTHING, sell them at a very small advance on their cost, consisting, in part, of Super French Black Cloth Double and Single Breasted Frock and Dress COATS; Co lored Do.; Black and Colored FROCKTEES and RIDING COATS; Do. SACK; Super French Cloth-face Colored BEAVER: Full TrimmedSurtout OVERCOATS; Blmkand Colored BEAVER; Kersey and Pilot Cloth Overcoat SACKS; Reversal Lambskin and Beaver Do.; Black and Fancy Cas simere PANTS, and a full variety of VESTS. fe6 CHARLESTON ADVERTISEMENT. Headquarters. —-203 Victoria Range, Charles . ton, S. C. —The Emporium of Fashion for every arti cle in his line of business, such as PAPER HANGINGS, from first factories in Europe and America, at prices from 10 cents to $2.25, borders to suit; Rich Curtain Stuffs, Lace and Swiss Muslin Curtains, Bands and Gimps; newest style French and German Gilt Cornices, from 2 to 6 inches wide. A large assortment of WINDOW SHADES constantly on hand, new patterns every month, or as soon as issued. None of these articles will he sold, but such qualities as can he warranted. MATRASSES, of all Sorts Wool, Moss and Hair —many other articles generally kept in the Upholstering line will he found. Terms Moderate. F. DUPONT. ja2s-tw2m AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL F. HOLMAN k CO., I) IRE C T IMPOR TE R S O F CROCKERY. CHI.VV, VXD GLASS U VHE, ja!7 Auursr.i, georgu. Cm NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. QEVLED PROPOSALS will be received by the un tA dersigned, until the twentieth day of February next, for the erection of a Banking House, for the Bank of Augusta. Plans and Specifications may be seen, and other particulars known, by application at the Bank, or to Ed ward C. Jones, Architect, Charleston. The Committee reserves the right of rejecting any or all of the proposals made, if not satisfactory. In behalf of the Committee. ja 4-twtd JAS. W. DAVIES, Cashier. \ \'Y .q ' q Y Y Y q MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT. To tilt* Halt, tlu* Lanir, Hit* Sore. and Ihe Stiff Jointed : “ WE BRING GLAD TIDINGS OF GREAT JOY !” ... nniiSH LIXIME.XT is one of tlie most perfect remedies ever offered to the afflicted. Its action upon the organization is 1 truly wonderful. Its volatile, penetrating, soothing and healing properties diffuse themselves to the very bones. It enters into the circulation of the blood —gives a new impulse to the whole nervous system to the very extremities of the fingers and toes —stimulates the absorbents and secretions, and thus ASSISTS NATURE to throw off and rid herself of any diseased action of nerves, muscles, chords or ligaments, making it equally applicable ot Sores of any kind, Rheumatism, PAINS IN EVERY PART OF THE BODY, from a diseased action of any of the structural portions of the system. WHILE IT IS PERFECTLY HARMLESS. To healthy flesh, skin or bone, it has the property of entering into combination and dissolving any of the organic tissues when they are diseased, or their vitality is destroyed. Possessing those peculiar powers, is the reason why it is EQUALLY EFFICACIOUS in so many different complaints. It acts upon scientific principles and FIXED LAWS OF THE CREATOR. From the hundreds of cares that are being almost daily reported to us from all parts of the country, we give a few below. SALT RHEUM. Mrs. Anna M. Pierce, wife of John Pierce, Plumber, on Market-street, had been afflicted for many years with this trou j blesorae and obstinate affection. The disease was confined, principally, to her hands, which would become very much in flamed and swollen, producing almost intolerable itching and burning. After a few days, this erysipelatous irritation would subside, wheu the skiu would peel off and dry in scales, and at every joint LARGE AND FRIGHTFUL CRACKS would penetrate nearly to the bone, extending half way around the fingers, and entirely across the palms of the hands. In consequence of this drying and contracting of the muscles, the hands were nearly closed, and the ends cf the fingers drawn towards the centre of the palms. In this awful condition, SHE SUFFERED FOR YEARS, trying every remedy that Doctors could prescribe, without any relief. A bottle of Mustang was brought into the house by a voung man who was using it for ; A PAIN IN IIIS BACK, i and was so much benefitted by it that he requested her to try it on her hands ; she did so, and by the use of a few bottles, SHE IS PERFECTLY CURED! Tire frightful crack? hare closed, the roughness and excoriation of the skin have disappeared, and her fingers and hands are as PLIABLE AND SOFT AS AN INFANTS. FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS, There is nothing can he compared to the MUSTANG LINIMENT, in its speedy and permanent cure of Strains, Bruises, Cuts, Ga Is, Chafes, Scratches, Sweeney, Poll Evil, Fistula, Big Head, Spavin, Ring-bone, Wind-gall, Cracked Heel?, or any wound, stiffness, or unnatural enlargement of bone or muscle. A livery stable keeper of this city had a match horse that he prized very highly that had a large ring-bone on both legs. The horse was completely cured, and his limbs left per fectly smooth by the use of this Liniment. TO C OUNTRY MERCHANTS. Every store should he supplied with this valuable Liniment, as it pays a good profit and sells rapidly. CAUTION EXTRA- In consequence of the unprecedented popularity of the MEXICAN MLSTANO LINIMENT, many persons with more cu j pidity than brains, have been and will be tempted to put up worthless or pernicious mixtures, with efforts of imitation or similarity to this Liniment, and try to palm them off upon a credulous public, as possessing similar curative properties. HO NOT BE DECEIVED. None but the proprietors possess a knowledge of its composition (which is secured to them by the laws of the I mted ! States,) and when they reveal it, it shall be for the benefit of the afflicted, and not for the miscreants who would “FILCH FROM US OUR HOOD NAME” ._ . _ _ To fill their own pockets from our labors and exertions. Ask for the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINEMEN!, A G, Bragg £ ' Co., sole Proprietors, and buy none other, and you will not be disappointed. The Mustang Liniment is put up in bottles of two sizes,and sells for 50 cents and |1 per bottle. Almanacs for gratuitous distribution, furnished to all our Agents. Sold in Augusta by ail Druggists; also by Agents throughout the State of Georgia. Wholesale and retail Agent ip Augusta, Dr, Wm. H. TUTT, who is prepared to supply the Liniment to Druggists and dealers at the proprietor’s lowest prices j»9-d£wßm j AMUSEMENTS. CONCERT HALL. r OP£y E VER YE VEXIXG FOR .4 SJ/OJi T SEA SOX. THE PANORAMAS’ BAYXE’S celebrated series of GIGANTIC PANORA- J MAS, entitled, A VOYAGE TO EUROPE! embracing i; Magnificent Views of Boston, its Harbor, Halifax, the At t lantic. River Mersey, Liverpool, the Crystal Palace of the World's Fair, Westminster Abbey, London; from the Thames, passing under the Bridges, and ending with a magnificent view of the Thames Tunnel, brilliantly illumi nated, and both banks of the beautiful RIVER RHINE. - The groat ZFolian Piano Forte, made expressly for this Panorama, will be used during the Exhibition. |3g°~ An Exhibition every WEDNESDAY and SATUR DAY AFTERNOON, at S o’clock. Admission 50 cents; children under 12 years of age 25 cents. Gallery for colored persons—admission 25 cents. 1 Doors open at GV. ; Panorama to commence moving at 7Si o’clock. 1 Tickets to be had at GEORGE A. OATES & CO.’S Music Store. J. A. CARRIE i CO.’S Book Store, and at the Hall. 1 fe!4 f SPALDING & ROGERS’ NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS. AY’ILL EXHIBIT AT AUGUSTA, on FRIDAY, » \ February 20,1 552. Doors open at 6S o'clock. Performances commence at 7 o'clock. ’ {W Performance SATURDAY EVENING, at 2 o’clock. Admission —Boxes 50 cents. The characteristics of this Establishment consist in the largest collection of Equestrian, Gymnastic and Dramatic Talent ever collected in one travelling company. MUSIC, DRAMA AND HORSEMANSHIP! Being here concentrated into one grand three-fold combi nation, in which MIRTH, MUSIC, MAGIC, MELO-DRAMA, EQUITATION, SPECTACLE, PANTOMIME, FARCE ami TRAGEDY, Mingle, bubble, effervesce, and burst upon the eye and ear, alternately bewildering and delighting the spectator. The circumscribed limits of this card will admit only of a birds eye glimpse of the material out of which these results are effected, viz : the wonderful APOLLO X I C O X . Drawn in procession by forty Hoi-ses—fear abreast—con taining the Renowned New York Cornet Band, which will execute several popular marches, overtures, Xo., while moving through the streets. : Another grand feature of this Company, and never here -1 tofore attempted by any other travelling Establishment, is the addition to the Equestrian Troupe of a complete DRAMATIC CORPS, By the aid of whom will be represented every night a very interesting patriotic National Drama, entitled - The (spirit of “’76.” Introducing several thrilling scenes from the lives of the > Revolutionary Heroes, Old Put! General 'Washington I aud i Mad Anthony Wayne ! The whole concluding with a grand living tableau, in which the “ F A THER O F 11 I 8 C O UXT It Y !” Mounted on his Charger, is borne aloft in triumphal proces sion, on a Platform, on the Shoulders of his brave Conti nentals. fels-lw P. A. CLARKE, Agent. GRAND RAFFLE, \\' r ILL BE R AFFLED, at our Store, on THURSDAY j r I NIGHT next, the following beautiful Scheme of Thir j ty Prizes, valued at Throe Hundred Dollars. The Prizes to ■be awarded as to wit: The Twenty highest throws will be i entitled to the twenty first choices, and the ten lowest I throws, to the ten last prizes ! Sixty Chances, at s*s per Chance! All chances to be paid for before thrown. Ist Prize.—One splendid Gold Lever Hunting Watch, j 2d do. do. do. do. Hunting Lever do. i 3d do. do. do. do. Anchor Lever do. | 4th do. do. do. do. Lepine do. sth do. do. do. do. Guard Chain. 6th do. do. do. do. Vest do. 7th do. do. do. do. Bracelet. Bth do. do. do. do. Medallion. 9th do. do. do. do. Bioache. 10th do. do. do. do. do. 11th do. do. do. do. Port Monie. 12th do. do. do. do. do, 13th do. do. do. do. Cuff Pin. 14th do. do. do. do. do. 15th do. do. do. do. Ring. 10th do. do. do. do. do. 17th do. do. do. Silver Butter Knife. 18th do. do. do. do. do. 19 th do. do. do. Gold Pen and Pencil. 2oth do. do. do. do. Breast Pin. 21st do. do. do. Fancy Porte Monie. 22d do. do. do. do. do. 23d do. do. do. Gold Ring. 24th do. do. do. do. Cuff Pin. 25th do. do. do. do. do. 2Cth do. do. do. do. Breast Pin. 27th do. do. do. do. do. 23th do. do. do. do. Porte Monie. 29th do. do. do. do. Gent’s Pin. 30th do. do, do. do. Cuff Pin. fel7-td GIRARDEY & PARKER. LOTTERIES. M WAGERS’ OFFICE GREEXE AND PU- j LASKI MONUMENT LOTTERIES. Managed, Drawn, and Prizes paid by the well known and responsible firm of GREGORY A MAURY. Sales in each Lottery close at 3 o’clock, P. M., on the day of drawing. Extra Class 23, to be drawn SATURDAY, February 21. Grand Scheme. 13 drawn numbers from 75. CAPITAL PRIZE. 35,000 DOLLARS. ! 3 Prizes of SIO,OOO ; 3 of $5,000 ; 25 of $1,200, See., kc.~ Tickets $lO ; shares in proportion. CLASS 23—to be drawn at Savannah, MONDAY, Feb. 23. j Scheme —18 drawn numbers from 73. 4,672 DOLLARS. | 4 prizes of $1,000; sos S2OO, and $48,000 in smaller pri zes. Tickets $1; Shares in proportion. Risk on a pack age of Quarters $3.75. CLASS 24 —to be drawn at Savannah, WEDNESDAY’, Feb. 25. Scheme— lS drawn numbers out of 75. 4,000 DOLLARS. SI,OOO ; S6OO ; and $45,000 in smaller prizes. Tickets $1 ; Shares'in proportion. • Risk on a Package of Quarters $3.50, :-Xr° Tickets for sale and prizes cashed on demand by R. O. WITHINGTON, Successor to John A. Milieu, No. 205 Broad street, one door above Metcalf’s Range, I Augusta, Ga. Orders from the city or country, strictly conflden ■ tial and promptly attended to. fe2l GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY. F. C . BARB KB «V CO., Managers. r |''l!E undersigned, Managers and Proprietors of the 1 GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY, authorized by the Le gislature for the benefit of the Independent Fire Company of August* t, have established their head quarters in this city, and have opened an office in Washington-street, one door from the corner of Broad-street, and in the rear of Messrs. 8. C. Grenville & Co.’s Auction Store, where they are prepared to dispense the favors of Fortune to those who may choose to adventure. Ample security has been given for* the prompt payment of all Prizes. State Stocks and other securities have been deposited in the Bank of Savan nah and this city, more than sufficient to pay any Capital advertised by them. GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY. CLASS 9 —To be drawn in Savannah, February 21,1852. Sales close SATURDAY, at 3, P. M. Drawing received by Telegraph same day. 72 Numbers 12 Drawn Ballots. Scheme —Capital Prize 3.000 DOLLARS. j. 1200- SBOO, Ac., Ac. Tickets $2; Shares in proportion. F. C. BARBER & CO.. f e 2o Managers’ Office, Washington-street. (tOPARTX EHBIIIP. —The subscribers would respect- J fully inform their friends, and the public generally, that they have This Day entered into a Copartnership, for the transaction of a General AUCTION and COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the City of Augusta. The firm will be known under the name and style of S. C. Grenville & Co., and they hope, by faithful attention to business, to merit a share of public patronage. Their store is at the Old Stand f 0 f Mr. A. Lalitte, where they will he happy to attend to all orders in their line, which may be entrusted to them. S. C. GRENVILLE, 11. R, PHILPOT. Augusta, Jan. 24,1852. J a nAHPKR'S MAGAZINE for February, received by feT ' THOMAS RICHARDS A SON. AUCTION SALE BY S. ('. GRENVILLE & CO. CUiTI/i. g* —THIS DAY— O VTL Rf> VV, 21st in.-t., at 11 o'clock in front of store, r Will be sou the CITY LOT on Calhoun Street, having u :’°l, sa * <l s,r fet of 80 feet and running hnlf way through ‘ to TayVir-Street. Team ;i! -Me. Bv order of 1 r f „ . W. H. MAH VRREV, • ** Chairman Committee on South Commons. n BY GIRARDKY & PARKER. —AT PR I VAT kTvIfT • lO BA!?i " KTS f u P^ rior Cham), ~-e WINE, of duect f)\J importation, in Quarts am! Pints. The different . brands are, the “Oglethorpe,” “.War.- •• r n i made expressly for this market. Wholesale Dealers want of a fine article of Champagne WINK will f )n .i it to their interest to call and examine our Slock, before pur chasing elsewhere. fc*2G-tf “bYsTc. GRENVILLE k CO. IfousTank Lit. \\ ’ 11.1. be sold on the first Tuesday in March next at the t T lower Market in this city, if not previously disposed of at private sale, the HOUSE ami LOT on Calhonn-Street, one lot above Centre-Street. Said Lot having a front oii Street of 41 fret and running hack 170 feet to lots owned by Messrs. F. Lamback and IV. O. Xorrell. Terras Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. fel> STOP THE VILLAIX. TY A\A \VAY from the subscriber, cu the sth « * inst., (after having knocked his young master down with an axe, fracturing his skull considerably, and leaving him, as he supposed, dead) a bright mu- —\3t. latto white) Boy, about 21 years old, named HEN RY’, chunky built, about 5 feet S inches high, with light sandy or brown hair, rather coarse and bushy, and inclined to curl a little, gray eyes, cheeks frequently flush, and is much given to smoking; has on his left hand, just where tsjA.- the forefinger leaves it, a large scar from a knife; his left leg, also, has a large scar from a burn, the leader of the Tp ham having been considerably drawn, so that the left leg is a little more crooked than the other. Both legs are in clined to knock-knee. IK-is of a lively turn, and can do a little at dressing plank and putting up weatherboarding, and may attempt to pass himself as a carpenter, and w ill, no doubt, try to pass as a white or free man, under the name of MATHEW’S. It is confidently hoped and believed that the public, and especially every father, will take some interest in apprehending and bringing to justice so daring a viilian. A liberal compensation will be given for his appreheu# sion and delivery in any Jail so that I get him. PITT S. MILNER. Barnesviile, Feb. 16, 1852. f, -- tL¥?“The Tri-weekly Savannah Republican and Colum bus Enquirer w ill please copy for two months. P. A. vs. JVOTICK. I VI ILL offer for sale, to the highest bidder at the Low- > er Market House, in the city of Augusta, on Tutgday the 2d day of March next, within the usual hours qjfjnibhV sale, a negro woman Milly. Said woman w ill bej-oflered for sale according to the decision of arbitrators chosen to set' tie a difficulty as to her soundness, between Tliomas J. Jen nings and YV. A. Ward. The terms of sale will h® for cash, without warranty of anv kind. SAMUEL February 11,1852. lawdAwMhS for Wm. .U Ward. FAIRBANK S PATENT PLATFORM A\D COUNTER SCALES, YV VR KANTED.—Adapted to every required operation of Weighing—as Rail Road Scales, for Trains or single jjara ; Warehouse Scales, Dormant and Portable; Heavy Porta h’- Scales on Wheels for Foundries, Rolling Mill#, Ac. STORE SCALES of all sizes; COUNTER SCALES, Ac., Ac.,r<faafa by YV. AJ. NELSON, Agents. mill wm: h. tutt, drtjggist. Has IN STORE ami offers for very fa* prices 8000 Boxes YVindow Glass ; 1000 Gall’s Lamp Oii ; • 10,000 Lbs. White Lead ; 500 Gall’s. Varnish; 1,000 Lbs. Potash; 2 Doz. Paint Mil’s ; 500 Gall’s Linseed Oii; 150 Gall’s. Castor Oil; 5 Cases Chrome Green ; 5 Cases Chrome Yellow ; 1 Case Ultramarina Blue ; 500 Lbs. Red Lead ; 10 Bbls. Spirits Turpentine ; 12 Doz. Paint Brushes ; 1,100 Lbs. Saieratus ; 1,100 Lbs. Bi-Carb. Soda; 50 Boxes pearl Starch ; 1,000 Lbs. Epsom Salts ; 50 Doz. Snuff; 25 Boxes Fancy Toilet Soap ; 10 Gross Matches ; 50 Boxes Pery Davis’ Pain Killer; 100 Doz. Mustard ; 50 Doz. Dead Shot; 50 Doz. Assorted Cologne ; 50 Doz. Bears’ Oil ; 12 Doz. Sands’ Sarsaparilla ; # 12 Doz. Townsend’s Sarsaparilla. jalS-dlw&w4 THE GREAT COUGH REMEDY. THE MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY OF MODERN TIMES. The Most Wonderful Cures are Daily Reported.,,. Its Triumphs in North Co.rolino, Tennelme, arfmL. Alabama. DR. C. WILLIAMS’ PI LMOMC BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY and YVOOD NAPTHA, the Infalli ble Medicine, for all Diseases of the Respiratory Organs. The strongest proof of the value and excellence of a me. dierne, is the general approbation with which it is received * by a discerning and intelligent community. It is not our desire to trifle with the lives of our fellow beings, and in crease the stock of misery to which poor human nature is constantly liable; but in presenting this valuable medicine to the public, to adduce the most undoubted facts of its su perior excellence in the treatfnent and cure of those dis eases for which it is designed. This preparation has been but a short time before the people ; but short as that time has been, it has secured a most remarkable reputation. Persons who have tried it, tender their testimony in its praise ; and it is our unqualified opinion that it lias already saved hundreds of persons from a premature grave. It has cured oases that were considered hopeless. It has giv en relief to violent Coughs, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Measles, Bronchitis, Bleeding of the Lungs, and other af fections of the chest and lungs, in a shorter space of time and more safely and effectively than any other prepara lion with which we are acquainted, and we take pleasure in sta ting that we have the concurrent testimony of some of the most distinguished and talented medical men of the country, in behalf of this preparation. YVe have also received from some of the most intelligent Planters, Merchants, and Drug gists, the strongest proofs of its value and increasing popu larity. £| Subjoined are a few extracts from some of the lettc - ” which we have recently received. No belter testimony can be adduced of its rapid advance in public favor : PROOF UPON PROOF!—READ AMI HE CON VINCED. Certificates. —Clergyman’s Testimony I!! The following evidence is from the Rev. YV. I). F. Sayrir. Presiding Elder of the Methodist Episcopal Church District of North Alabama ; Dr. C. Williams —Dear Sir : I take pleasure in givingifty testimony to the virtue of your very excellent “Pulmoiuc Balsam of YVild Cherry,” having used two bottles in my family with decided advantage in every case; I ran recom mend it a-s the best and most pleasant medicine 1 have ever we n. YV. D. P. Sawp.u Tuscumbia, March 22,1849. From the Rev. N. A. Penland, Minister of the Presbyte rian Church, Tuscumbia, Alabama : —Having' usetPDr C. YVilltams’ “Pulmonic Balsam of YVild Cherry and YVood Nap tha" for sore throat and hoarseness, 1 freely recommend ii a a valuable medicine in these cases ; especially for persiWr. who have contracted these affections from pul die speak in Tuscumbia, Aug. 14,1849. N. A. Pim a:-:>j||pk From Rev. B. YV. Harris, a minister of the Methodist Epis copal Church: Dr. C. YVilliai/is —81 r ; I accidentally got a bottle of your “Plumouic Balsam of YVild Cherry,” and have no hesitancy in pronouncing it the best expectorant I have ever used ; and I have tried nearly all of the far-famed expectorants of the dav, as I have been laboring under a pulmonic affection for 9 years. I received a letter from my brother-in-law. Rev. James Walk, a few days since, and he tmd his wife both were using the “Pulmonic Balsam,” and they were delighted with it. His wife, two weeks before, had lost all hope of re covery, but was astonishingly improved. Y’our obedieni servant, H- ■ H utiiis. Courtland, Ala., Feb. 21, 1849. Certificate from the Hon. E. G. Norman, late member o the Alabama Legislature, and past Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Alabama : I have used in one case. Dr. C. YY’ilUams’ “Pulmonic Bal sam of YVild Cherry and YVood Naptha,” and found it a »are and efficient remedy for cough and cold. I have ajso used this medicine myself, and have found it a pleasant and ex cellent remedy for Diarrhoea. F. G. Norman. Tuscumbia, Ala., August 14,1 It From the Principal Female Academy of of thcToßCumbia, Alabama. Dr. Charles Williams —Dear Sir : Having tested at differ ent times, the efficacy of your Pulmonic Balsam, 1 cordially commend it to the attention and use of an enlightened pub lic, believing it to be a most excellent medicine. I am, very respectfully, your «b’t seivaut, A. E. Sloan. Testimony of Professor King, of the Female Academy of Tuscumbia, Alabama: Dr. Charles YY'illiams —My Dear-Sir: Permit me to con gratulate you, upon your success in the discovery of that (as I think) certain remedy for colds, coughs, and all dis eases of the lungs; I refer to the Balsam of ii ild Coerrj and Wood Naptha. ' YVe have used it in our family, in cases o whooping-cough and severe colus with perfect success- 1 have been subject for the last six years to very severe at tacks of Bronchitis, and have never found relief except in the use of that medicine. It gives me pleasure to exprees to you mv entire confidence in the Balsam of YYil l Cherry and YVood Naptha, and permit me to wish and hope that your success in its sale may be as great as mine has been in its use. Y’ery respectfully yours, Ac., O. H. KINO. Tuscumbia, Ala., August 14,18-19. For sale, Wholesale, by the Proprietor, C. WILLIAMS, M. D., at his Laboratory in Tuscumbia, Ala., to whom all letters relating to agencies should be addressed, post paid. Be sure to ask for Dr. C. YVILLI AMS' PULMONIC BALSAM of WILD CHERPY and YVOOD NAPTHA, and let no other be palmed upon you, as your life may depend upon vour caution in this particular. CAUTiON.—None genuine, unless there is a fine Steel Engraying on the outside, with the rn virfult of Chas. Williams, M. D., engraved thereon—also, his i r.me and the name of the medicine are biown in the glass, thus i “ Dr C. Williams’ Compound Pulmonic Balsam.” This valuable medicine is for kale in Augusta 1 y YV. H, & J. TURPIN, Druggists, at YVholesale and Retail, and who are also General Agents for the same throughout the North western portion of Georgia, and by D. B. PLUMB A CO., Druggists, at YY holesale and Retail, aud by all Druggists in the City and throughout the Southern and YY’estern States. It is also for sale by Dr. THOMAS S. DENNY. Atlanta; Dr. E. C. JONES, Madison; Dr. WM. JOHNSON, Stone Moun tain; KILPATRIC A CALHOUN, Decatur; ROBERT NEW SOM, Union Point: LELTNER A COLLINS. Berzelia; C YV. A H. R. J. LONG, HILL A SMITH, and GOSS A SUM NER, Athens; PAY NE A NESBIT, and J. H. A W. S. EL LIS, Macon. P. M. COHEN A CO., Wholesale Drug gists, Charleston, S. C., are the General Agents for North and South Carolina. Price, in large bottles, |1; or six bottles for $5. fels-3iru SCYTHE BLADES - M 6 dozen 44 inch Scythe BLADES, T “ 46 “ 2 “ 50 “ “ Very slightly damaged. by
