Georgia Historic Newspapers

    Daily Chronicle & Sentinel.
BY WILLIAM S. JONES.
Cljr Cljronifir & Sentinel
IS PUBLISHED
DAILY, TBI-WEEKLY, AND WEEKLY
BY WILLIAM 8. JOKBi.
TEEMS.
DAILY PAPER. —Published Morning and Evening.—
To Cits Subscriber-; Six Poixa 1 a per annum, p«y
nhi- tn ad vaoce. If sent by Mail —Skvk.v Doliaks.
tri weekly PAPER —Foca Dollars per annum in
Ar.EKLY PAPER—(A mammoth sheet)—Two Dol
lars per annum iu advance.
IERMS OF ADVERTISING
■ V DAILY PAPER, Fifty Cents per squarof ten lines or
ess) tor the lir-t in-ertiou; Thirty-Eight CeuUforthe next
and Twenty-Five Oil its for each subsequent inser
ti.n. WEEKLY, Sev.nty-Fivet it , SKMI-MtlM . LY or
<>\'TilLY, either paper) One Dullar; and Rule and
4- tre Work, One Dollar per square.
Advertisement: inserted underthe head of Specia
Sotices, Fifty Cents for each insertion.
I’liOFßssioMAL or BcsinkssCakds, n d exceeding six lines
Fen Dollars perannu.n. If over six lines, pro rata per
Commnicationsdesignedtopromoteprivate orin
fividual interests,wili becharged as advertisements:
No gratuitous Advertising, under any circumstances,
» v cept Marriage and Obituary Notices ; and these, when
jttr si* linen will be charged as advertisements.
STANDING ADVERTISEMENTS:
1 :)uar« (10 u-s) 1 month, without alteration, $6
1 “ “8 months, “ “ I*2
t “ “ 6 months, altered quarterly, IS j
“ “ 12 months, “ « 25
squar ene-haif nn.re than the above rates.
4 “ t !.ree- fourth s mart l.an the above rates.,
double the above rates.
ifnexttoreading matter and leaded, doublethese
ates.
a advertisement snot marked < umber o nsertions
1 be continued and charged by llieitisertion.
With Merchants, Druggist :uJ other.-, contracts will be
aade for advertising by i hr year, < >n reasonahleterms.
Wiien the bill of auv house or tirin amounts within six
months to SSO or upwards, i >r other than conract adver
semen •- > discount of £5 »er cent, will be mad, if paid on
EAGLE FOUNDRY
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
THE UNCBRSIGSED havingre-openedtht ibove
named Establishment, are now prepared to s -cute
all orders for CASTINGS, Ac., in JS’ass or /ronfort iw or
Grist Mills, Steam Engines, .Machinery, Water Pipes, amp
Posts,Columns of any kind that may be reqairedaty hort
notice.
We wii’ jonstantly keep on ban.; tudfor sale a supply ol
different sited GIN GEARING, of the most approved pat
terns. Also, PLOW CASTINGS, oj all kinds, having the
most extensive and best assorted lot of Plow patterns in
he Southern country.
Both the pi rties being Practical Mechanics,and intend*
sg to devote tbeir undivided attention to the business,
h>pe that, from promptnessin filling orders, superior work
nan-hip, and at as low prices as can be afforded, to merit
& continuation of the liberal support formerly bestowed
upon the concern. >l. A A. PHILIP.
N. B.—The big best cash price paid for old BRA«S, COP*
PER, and CAST IRON. mars-dAw
PATENT DOJK AND GATE SPRINGS.
IYICtUKI) IV. IAMaA, fr m Sheffield, England, |
IV manufacturer of INMAN’S PATENT DOOR and GATE j ;
SPRING, to wh.ch wis awarded the first Prec ium at the ! j
Well’s Far ia London, in 1851, announce that he has
C xstituted liO.'Es & BROWN hi 9 sole Agents for Kich
ntood coun'y. For n-atness, smpicity, fu 1 performance I
of al that .t is intended to Co, its exceeding usefulness, its j
durability, and its c eapntss, it ce taiuly takes i- s position
in i*>e front rank of modern inventions. We do not in
tendtopuu—« siLg.e examination will induce the public I
of ia utility.
jy,s RTCHARD W, INMAN.
NOVELTIES IN SUMMER HATS AND CAPS
f t Ell. VV . FEUUY, now in New York, has selected 1
YT and sent in an assortment of the ne*eit and most i
fashionable styles of bincy MMMr.il HaTS and CAPS, I
among »li ci ar- B.ack, White, Pearl an i D ab Ju lan, ;
Ku. w oiliing, Widc-Awsce, Young America, and Cava- 1
Her fit Hats: White and Ten eol’d, Senate and Kulland,
fct a* and Leghorn do; Drab, Watered and Glazed Silk j
Caps, Ac , Ac. Call and see them, at
G. YV. FERRY’S
Fashionable Hat and Cap establishment, Mas-mi- Hal!
BuiUing. _ j>26
HATS, CAPS, AND BONNETS.
STHK Subscriber has one of the largest and
beat selected st eks of HATS, GAPs*,
Ntf.*, and STRAW GOODS in this market,
which he would invite the attention ol the public. ** *
Country Mercnants visiting Augusta would do well tr I
c.u aad examine my stock beiorepurchasing, as i will take
great pleasure in showing it, and at prices that cannot
fail mp ease. WN. N. NICHOLS,
Successor to J. Taylor, Jr., a Co.
mb3 2ie Bread street.
JACK3ON-3TKEET HOSPITAL AND SURGiCAL
INFIRMARY tOR NEG RLE?.
IcpHH undersigned have deemel it advi-ab’e to add the S
X term * Ho pital" Vo thetr surgical Infirm try, for, j
tttoug i the Institution is intended principally or cases re
quin g hurgical Upe.a u.n» and Surgical Treat t eot, its ’
accommodation is ot entirely restricted to these; we re- :
Ceive ca-es of auy natur oc *.urring in the Negro, provided, 1
they are not of an iitjectlous character.
U. F. CAMPBELL, M. D.,
Operating Surgeon.
EOBT. CAMPBELL, si. D.,
July 20,1854. Attending Bhy^ician.
DTK HOUSE.
DODUK’s FANCY DYLING ANDSTEAMFI-M HING !
ESTABLISH MEN I, on Greene-street, between Koi- j
lock and Maroury, where he continues to DYE and F.' ! - j
ISH every description of Ladies and Gentlemen’s apparel,
finks. Batins, WoolieD, Cotton and Linen Goods, and in tact,
goods of every faonc. Shawls of every description dyed
and pressed, White and all kinds of Shawls cleansed,
bleached and stains removed. Articles for mourning dyed
at sh'.rt notice. Gents. Coats, Pants, Vests and Cravau
dyed a beautiful fast black, warranted not to smut. R
pairing done. Every style of Goods cleansed of Ladiet
and Gentlemen’s apparei. YVhite Rid Gloves and Btra \
Bonnets oieached and pressed in the latest styles and
shapes; Straw Bonnets dyed ail the light colors as well as
black; Carpeting cleansed, Ac. This is the only estab
lishment of tie kind in the State, where the finishing is
executed with steam.
N. B. He a iso manufactures SHOE LACING, and ha?
them lor »aie at wholesale only, or by the gross. SLce
dealers wiiipiease send in their orders. Prices as lew as
elsewhere.
Goods for the Dye House can be left at the old Franklin
House building, with Miss Dodd A Aikius, or the D.e
House as above. mhl4
GREAT EEDUCTxLN OF FREIGHT ON THE
CINIRAL AND AUGUSTA A WaYNESBURO’ RAIL
ROADS, BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA.
0\ rxAU a ter ■he 12th mst., this t ompany w li d.s
continue heir pr.sent Freight Tariff i<etwetn Augusta j
kid 'avannah, ami uruce their rates as fol o*s:
FIRST cLAnS—Boxes Hats, Furniture, Bonnets, Ac., j
StCoND CLASS—BiXtB and bales Dry Goods,
Shoes, Saddlery, Glass, Drrgs, Confectionary, Bis-
Cu ts and Crackers, per loti ibs 0 45
Ttl KD cLAcS —B-gging, Rope, Butter, Cheese,
Tobacco, Leather, Featueru, Ixial and Crushed r-ugar,
Hi ’ts, Cett.n Yarns, Domestics, (down) Tin, Bar and
fcjes lion, Paints, Oil, Crockery and G.ass Ware, in
hiivi*. or crates, Rags, Castings, Hardware, Tallow,
Hollo* Wa>e, Ac., per lbO lbs 0 20
lOCRfli CLASS —Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Pig Iron,
Mill and Grindstones, Nails, bacon, inboxes and
Casks, Ac., per lot) Jbs 0 16
WM. M. WADLE Y, Geu’l sup’t.
Central Railroad Office, \
Eav&uuah, July lt*tb, 1854. f ;yl’2
TO THE TRADE.
U ’li are receiving weekly supplies from New York,
V V Hprliig Goods !
CLOTIIB, CABSIMERES, VESTINGS, “DRAP D’ETAS,”
CaSHMaRETTS, silk CODRINGTONS,
and al! the newest styles of Goods lor the season, purchased
by the Case ; which we offer to the Trade as low as can be
got (less than by the case) in New York. A full assort
ment of the best TRIMMINGS.
mU WM. 0. PRICE A 00.
SPRING STYLES FOR 1854.
Seats, caps, bonnets, si aw goods w
AND UMBiIaLLAe.
. GE:,r.CE \V. FERRY', thank:ul for p>abt favors, begs
Cave toeiii the atteotion of all warning articles in his ime
to las carefully selected . ud extensive assortment ct
*piing Goods, among which may be found the latest
Ryles of
I« :■ .aiu, Black and Dr&b Beaver Id ar.h ar.u Cacs. DATS.
Brush, Beaver, and Cass, soft ancy HATE;
Ml .ay and W ater- proof Wool do
iar’ioru, Campeachy, Panama and Mandarin do
Fit. eace. Pidale, Canton, Eenate and French Btraw do
houoie and Single Brim Palm Leat and Canada do
bilk, Florence Rutland and Lace BONNETS;
biraw, Florence and Lace BLOOMERS;
Lkuies Ri ung HATS and CAPS, various styles;
Bilk Gingham and Co'ton UMBRELLAS.
Assortment ke>’t full by weekly supplies fresh from man
ufacturers, and offered at lowest prices. Cal! at
GEO. W. FERRY’S
Fashionable liat, Cap, and Bonnet Store,
frb2l-dkw Masonic Hall, Broad Street.
\ HOOK-.—The History of Oliver Cromwell and
ri r ' 8 ' “ ! ‘ Commonwealth,from the Execution of
t-L le / irBUoU ‘e Death of C om»ell by M. Guizot.
Uca ‘ &Dd K h H
Aitex'dDeßease u Cu toms, etc; b
L“23 ’ te ceivtd and lor axle by—
MoKI.NNE A HALL.
llbFUfcU Slt.ui
it **• bt'ls. Crus’itd boxy. Loaf bUoAR ;
In store and (hr s vie
-tTaTmS j-— IK . V| ?JWLB A FANNING.
Li AiXIA .—III casks Grenville . —-
I) cured HAMS, bampiea extra sugar
*5 casks sugar cure ! BISEK •
my 1T H \mj/or sale by
’ » illiams A CO.
L'EAN.-K’ls H
A speedy and sirap’e reme ly ever offered tn *w Ple ** ant »
will directions accompany each bottle. For sde b ,JUblic *
i,i WM. h. TUTT
Tr.. _ Sole Agent ia Augiixtu
It IN INK— 300 ois. for sale low by
THE GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES.
THE GRAEPENBERG MEDICINES.
THE GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES.
THE GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES.
THE GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES.
THE GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES.
TIIK GRAEFENBERG FAMILY MEDICINES are wide
ly and justly celebrated as the most safe, valuable and
reliable Family Medicines ever offered to the public. They
arc endorsed by the first physicians of the day, and those
who have used them guarantee their beneficial action.
“ A most valuable Pamphlet, containing a list of more
than 6t> diseases, with their symptoms and treatment, can
be obtained, without charge,” from
W.H.A J. TURPIN,
wholesale and retail AgeDts, Augusta,
E. J. WHITE, Agent,
Miiledgeville,
no keeps a full supply of the Medicines on hand at al
times. flff-iikwlv
INFIB MARY.
1 | lt. 'V. R. MOKKLKYV* hURGICAL AND ft*
| 1 * CANCER INFIRMARY, is now open Tor the re-BcS
; ception of patients. His It firmary contains thirty large
j Well furn'shed Rixims, wi h plenty of good and trusty ler
vants a ways at hand. This is the first Institution of the
kind ever established in the Fouthern Bta'e», although
such an Institution has long been needed. Ladies Depart
ment stGct y private, if desired. They will receive the
dai v attention of the proprietor, as well as one of the
nu st experienced Matron .in the South. Dr. Moseley’s
treatment is generally «ithout the use of the knife, caus
ing very little pain. Patients are boarded at #1 per day,
or #!£> per mouth. F’ee to be agreed uponbeiore thecase
is unde'taken. All comrauuica'iocs must be postpaid,
and addressed to YV. K. MOSELEY,M. 1)., Griffin, Ga.
aul?-tf
OXFORD HOTEL-NEWTON COUNTY, GEO.
npHK sbIiSCKIHEU begsleave to inform the
A patrons of Emory College, and the public gene- KSi
rally,that he has taken charge of the above Hotel,and lie
hopes with trusty servants, good cooks,and an ardentde
sire on his part to render his House second to none in the
State, to ob.ain a libera)share of patronage. Persons or
Families, wishing to spend a season in one of the most
beautiful and healthy rural villages in Middle Georgia,
will be accommodated with rooms, Ac. He is also con
structing commodious Stables, which will be attended fcy !
art experienced Ostler. Terms to suit the times. Elk
motto will be, “ to see that none go away dissatisfied.”
jySl W. W. COOKSEY.
PARASOLS AND UMBKELLAfL
npHK Proprietor of the Augusta Umbrella and^^*
A l’araso! Manufactory, return his thanks to
the i.a ites and Gentlern.n of the city and vicinity
so their patronage during the last five years, hoping they
will tavor him with a call this season, as he is better
enabled o supply them with all the above articles than
he has been for sometime.
2,000 fine PAKAdOLs, of different colors, will be
sol i much lower than they can elsewhere. Any Ladie
wishing their Pa asols re-covered, can have it done in th
s a tof 8u rniriu es, of any color tney chose. Bugg
UMBRELLAS always on hand at wholesale and retai
All repairs done cheap. 8. LEOKIE, Agent.
Ait; u.->;a, April 6, 1554. nearthe Augusta Hotel.
kiiZCm
PREMIUM dagdebkkan gallery.
r TtHM firm of TUCKER A PERKINS having been dis-
X solved by limitation, last February, the undersigned
wul continue to practice the ART OF DAGUERREOTYP
ING, n all its various branches, and from his long practi
cal experience,hefeeloccnfldent of his ability to please
the most fastidious.
The Pictures new being taken at his Gallery, are pro-,
nouneed by those who are judges, superior iu tone and
L/eZilreexpressionloany ever before produced in Augusta
ISAAC TUCKER.
N.B.—Artists purchasing Stock, wiiipiease bear in mind
that Materialsare at lower rates than at any other
house this side of New York. mayls
P. BRENNER
PIANO MANUFACTURE!*,
Quality Range , Broad Street, Augusta,Oa.,
IS ready to execute all orders for FI- "Sac;
ANOS of all descriptions, which hewar- % -
rt.ats to be equalin tone, quality and du- -4“ ff?
rafciii'y toany thatare brought from the 1* • as 'J »
North. Thefollowing is one of various testimonials, which
bavebeen kindly given to P. B. by gentlemen in this city.
Having bought a Piano of Mr. P. Breuuer last year,
whichwasof his own make, I take greatplcasuremtestify*
n g my perfect approbation of iuu every respect. Itisverj
ric:. :n tone, easy of touch, elegantly ma> and keeps io
une most admirably. From what I have seen o 1 Mr. Bren
ner’s Pianos, 1 have n«t hesitation in recommending then
r their superior quality, to all who maybe in want of
| neand duraWeinstrument. J. B. Hart.
Augusta September 15,1863.
Fanherreferences: Rev. Mr.Ford,Mr. J. Seize, Mr. H.
i B. Frazer, B.Bignon, Mr. Wm. R. Bohi'mer and others.
Pianos, Organs and other musical instruments tuned and
i Diltfullyrepaired, at the shortest notice.
P. BRENNER,
Bro nl-st, above McKenr.:-st
LINEN SHEETINGS.
Jill 11-4 and 12-4 LINEN SHEETINGS. A few
I * i“piices of the above cn hand, and will be sold
j OW t o cl'JSe. [je3bj W4,t[> A BURCH ARD.
TOBACCO! TOBACCO!!
IH VVU on hand a good assortment of Manufactured
; OHACCO, of Georgia growth and manufacture; also,
Superior grades of Virginia brands. 1 shall be prepared to
j fill orders, at auy time,on accommodating terms.
WILEY B. UIX,
mhlO d6m* Nine miles above Rome, Floyd co., Ga.
ARCHITECTURE.
I ’HABLKH Ur ItAMIUW , Architect, respectfully
v_ informs the citizens of Augusta, and adjoining coun
j t.ej, that he has taken rooms in Jones-street, i.pposite the
Planters' Hotel, and is now prepared to furnish DESIGNS
j and DETAILS for all kinds of Buildings, Machinery and
: Patents, at the shortest notice and with accuracy and
j neatness.
He is permitted to refer to the following gentlemen :
Wm. H. Goodrich, Builder; Quein A Rigby, Builders
Coffin A Beals, Designers and Painters.
C. DbRANGOW is now opening a NIGHT SCHOOL for
Mechanics, where a thorough knowledge in Architecture
will be taught. Terms—sl2 for 36 lessons.
C. DsR. willaiso take a limited number of Day Pupils.
Apply as above. dIS
UNDERTAKING.
JL'fcT received, a new supply of Fisk’s celebrated
MEIALLIC BURIAL CAsEH, YV’e have and keep
constantly on hand, a full assortment of the above, together
with Mahogany COFFINS of allsizes and qualities. Per
sons in the citv and country can ahvays be sure to have
any order filled with certainty and despatch. Underta
kers in the country supplied as usual with mahogany and
other materials. HENRY A SKINNER,
mhle-tf Undertakers, Broad-street, Augusta, Ga,
SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.
'l'ltli subscriber ha just received a large supply of
JL SASH, (glazed) BLINDS and DOORS, of the first
quality; madeof Northern pine. All order-for odd sizes
filled at short notice. J. DANFORTH.
myl2 6md*w
AUOttU I« I'll It I, ADI Its.—Roussel's OX MaK
RJW and Comoound CAaToK OIL and LEMON
are two cf the cho.cest aruelesnow known loi dre sing the
BoWhy laulo] D. B. PLUMB A CO.
POTASH, SNUFF AND TOBACCO ~
LBS. POTASH; 600 do SNUFF, Mac end
Scotch, S gross SMOKING TOBACCO, assorted
i Honey Suckle J obacco, in boxes of 19 lbs. each, a superior
article for chewing. For sale at W. H. A J. i URPIN'S,
je 25 Wholea&l and Retail Druggists.
I > SliaUKe — Hair, H at. Tooth,Sorubbiog, Paint, White-
A3 wash, I? urniiure, Cob-web,Shoe and Graining Bi ushez,
in great variety, fur sale by
•> el WM. E. TUTT, Druggist.
r I''IIK undersigned wouldc»U the atteniiou of ins cus-
A timers to the new firm of RUSSELL A SlßLEY—hav
ins this day associated with me in business Mr. HENRY
J. sIBLEY, for the purpose of doing a General Grccery
Busmens, aad would solicit their palrcnage for the new
concern H. F. RUSSELL.
July 1,1554.
ei'Mili L.YnhiteihXl.O have formed a business con-
A nexion for the PRACTICE OF LAW in the States of
Georgia and South Carolina. TIiuMAS P. MAGRATH
will reside at Edgefield C. U., 8. C., and EDYY’ARD J.
WaLKER at Augusta, Ga. Ail claims to be sued in South
Carolina will? left at the office of EDWARD J. WALKER,
Augusta,G ~or at his office in Hamburg, S. C.
TUOS. P. MAGRATH, Edgefield C. H.
Jac iuDWAUD J. WALKER, Augusta, Ga.
LAUIES’ CHEAP sHDlite -a Lt of’ Ladies'fine
K d TIES and SLIPPERS at 75 cents a pair, a little
shop went. [je2o] ALDRICH A ROYAL.
LBT AKltlVfcD—
Pi baskets Ueid-iek CHAMPAGNE, quarts and pints;
25 boxes CLARET WINE;
15 boskets superior OLIVE OIL;
10 firkins extra tint May BUTTER;
60 ernoked TONG UES; 2 bbls. Smoked BEEF;
6 bbls. New POTATOES. For sale by
jeS Q. T. DORTIC.
•hi |i | UUI.e. N. O. MOLASsES will te lauded on Mon
v"vf day' (81st) and for sale low frt m the wharf, by
jy&> 11 a N ?), WILL lAMB & CO*
TL XiAll' —V(B have just received a
J? large asbortment direct from Landreih.
i e27 l). U. PLUMB A Co.
llave r, ' c *-‘Vtd an assortmenFoi
PASI ELLE PAPER and Colored CRAYONS which
, artists and amateurs are invited to call and examine.
ap26
Bacon.— A few thou.and pounds of Choice Bai ON
Just received by
_J>9 DAVIS, KOLB A FANNING.
BKUKMiTH'H I'ILI.B.—A fresh sup ly of Beck
with’s Anti-Dyspeptic PILLS just, received,
j 20 D. B. PLUMB A CO., Airents for Augusta.
i f KK( HKh ! J.KI-.i 11 hs !—2ou very fine healthy
Swedish Leeches, have just arrived.
jyß WVI H. TnTT. Druggist.
1 i'll CUILb ROPE lot bales KagGhnU.
IOU my3l w. H. STARK A CO.
-1 1 BULK. Luther Felton A Son’s KU.v, lor Baie bv
*)Ujy9 ESTES A RICHMOND.
|>OlL THE HAIR —Barry’s Tricopherous, i large sup
ply of thisjustly popular article just received by
j,15 D B. PLUMB * fio.
OXYUttAi A'l’tsU Biti'c.Rci, a sure reme y lor e»js
pepsia and all its attendant evils, warranted to con
tain no Alcohol. Received and for sale by
YV. U. A J. TURPIN,
Wholesale Druggists and Apothecaries, Broad street,
Augusta, Ga. jell
•->ll iiO/i. cane seat YVindsar CHAiRs; 15 doz. Wood
01/ Bottom do..just received, and for sale by
jy!9 g. C. GRENVILLE k 00.
AUGUSTA, GA.. TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1854.
LIFE AND FIBE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HART
FORD. CONN.
Capital and Surplus, over g 250,000,
Alfred Gru., Pres’t. | Jxs. C. Walklky, Sec’y.
THIB Company will issue Policies on the Joint Stock
principle,and upon the Mutual plan, thus combining
the benefits of both systems at the option of the insured.
The strength ability and well invested capital of the in
stitution, are, in my opinion, unsurpassed by any Life In
surance Company in this State or Union.
[L. B.] signed R. G. Pinnut,
Comptroller Public Accounts, State of Connecticut.
Slaves insured. Risks taken on reasonable terms.
The subscriber is also Agent for the following Fire Com
panies :
EQUITABLE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LON
DON.
Authorized Capital $2,500,000
Capital paid in $1,000,000
C. E. Habkoht, Esq., 1
Hunky Luulam, Esq., >Trustees, New-Y’ork.
Robkkt Dlllon, Esq.,)
FARMERS’ FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital $200,000.
COLUMBIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Capital $150,000
Marine, River and Fire Risks.
GRANITE, FIRE ANI) MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY, NEYV-YORK.
Capital $200,000.
These Companies, having a cash Capital, safely invested
in bond and mortgage, are prepared to effect Insurance
againsf damage by fire, on all kinds of property, on rea
sonable terms.
For Insurance in eitherof the above named Companies,
apply to J. H. ANDERSON, Agent,
nlS’sß-ly Mcfotosh-street, Auyusta.
SASHES, BLINDS AND DOORS.
THKSubscribers would respectfully announce to the
citizens of Augusta and vicinity, that tbey manufac
tureSASHES, BLINDS and DOORS, of the first quality,
from the best solt pine, and free from sap. It is universal
ly conceded by consumers that our work is the best in the
country. Some dealers Aere have refused to purchase our
work to send to the Southern market, because we have in
sisted tliaf it shou d be stamped with the name of our firm,
thereby intending to keep our name from the Southern
public.
All cash orders left with WHITE, LOOMIS A CO., Au
gusta, Ga., will be promptly forwarded to us and answered.
Thenameol our firm will be stamped on all our work.
D. D. SWEET A CO.
Providence, R. 1., Jan. 2d, 1554.
BUILDING AND CARPENTERING.
rriHh (jiKiersitrned Deg leavo to aciuounce to tne citizciis
A of Augusta that they have established themselves at
the Machine Shop, formerly owned by Ambrose Church,
Jr., nearthe Colton Factories, and are to enter
into contracts for BUILDING and CARPENTERING in all
their various branches, aad will execute all contracts,
faithfully and promptly, in the best style.
Their Planing Machine la inline order, and they will
execute all orders for Planing Lumber at short uotice.
They are also prepared to furnish bored logs for Pump
Stocks, Ac.
As tneir motto is despatch and a faithful execution of
all contracts, they hope for a liberal share of business.
WHITE, LOOMIS * CO.
S. C. Whitk. | O. Loomis. | T. W. Wilson.
_ ja2S
FREE TRADE AND NO MONOPOLY
Opposition to High Froigh Tariffs!
Office of the Fashion Link. 1
Augusta, April 15, 1864. j
THK subscriber would respectfully call the attention f
the Merchants throughout Georgia, Tennessee, Ala
bama and South Carolina, to the Savannah River, as a
safe, expeditious and cheap route for the transportationof
their Merchandise.
By comparing the freight tariffs of this line with thoseof
the fouth Carolina, and Central, and Waynesboro’ Rail
roads, it will show a result in favor of this route of from 80
to 60 per cent., generally, and in some instances a greater
per centage.
By this route a merchant receives each shipment of his
Goods together; they are not retailed to him as they gen
erally are by Railroads connecting with the seaboard, with
a list of charges attached to each package.
in addition to the present force of this line, another new
Boat, of light draught of water, will be aided during the
coming summer. These boats will leave Savannah after
the uischarge of the New York and Philadelphia Steam
ships, twice or three times a week, delivering those Goods
at this point in FIVE DAYS.
From the present low tariff of this line a deduction of
12)4 percent, wi 1 be allowed on t.ll bitls from this date.
Give the river more business, and a cheaper freight yet
awaits you.
All goods from the seaboard should be directed to
M. A. COHEN, Savannah,
and produce from the interior to
JNO. A. MOORE, Augusta.
To the manufacturing portion of Georgia, weil as the
Cotton Merchants, and dt-alers generally, on the line of
Railroads through Georgia and Tennessee, who ship to
Savannah and Northern markets, this route offers very
favorable inducements.
To facilitate shipments, as well as to prevent errors,bills
of landing should be forwarded to .'J. A. Cohen, at Savan
nah, for all goods fromseabord. JNO. A MOUKE.
Incase of low river, all goods consigned to this line, will
be forwarded by Central, and connecting Railroads. apl6
T WYNN’S IMPROVED PAi ENT BREAST
COTTON GIN—OPEN TO THE WORLD—SSO PITCHER.
rj'HK Subscriber respectfully informs the Planters of
X Georgia and South Caro.ina, that he cont noes the
manufact. re of his superior Kile-Proof Colton tiINS, near
Be air, Kichmond county,Ga., which he sells at $2 per saw.
Also, his selfacting box and patent Breast, which he
will warrant to gin 2DO to 300 hales without choking or
clogging betweeu the ribs, and which he will sell at $2 74
per saw. He has also the disposal of three 45 and two 50
Saw Gins, of Carver’s make, which he will warrant to gm
well and run as light as common Gins.
au’23-sw4t THOMAS WYNNE.
Constitutionalist and Home Gazette copy one timeeach.
WHOLESALE DRUG STORE.
Til K undersigned have associated with them Mr. WM.
E. DdBOSE, in their business from this date. The
name of the firm will remain the same.
CLARKE A WELLS.
Successors to Wm. K. Kitchen.
All orders promptly executed.
M. Clark, j Wm. B. Wells, | Wm. E. Dußobb
Augusta, October 17,1553.
A CARD. ~
HAVING entered into the Drug Business with Messrs.
CLARK A WELLS, I avail myself of this opportuni
ty to inform my friends and a"quaintances that I shall be
happy to see them at our Btore, opposite the Planters’ Ho
tel, Augusta, Ga., where we shall keep constantly on hand
a large and well selected stoek of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES, Ac.,
Ac., which we will sell as low as any other house soolL ol
New-York. fll WM. E. DcBOSE.
RKUKIVKDTHIIs DAY
-10 bMs. Pickled BEEF;
10 half bbls. do. do.
5 do. do. Pickled TONGUES;
10 bois. No. I, large, MACKEREL ;
2 do. Smoked BEEF;
2 do. PiekledSALMcN;
2 do. Pickied PORK.
WILLIAM M. DOW,
opposite Planters’ Hotel and one door beiow the Franklin
House. je!4
Juht ukckivp.d—
--10 kegs choice Goshen BUTTER;
5 tubs fresh May BUTTER;
10 boxes American CHEE E ;
5 do. English Dairy CHEESE;
2 bbls. fine ceafLARD.
WILLIAM M. DOW,
opposite Planters’ Hotel and one door below the Franklin
House. jel4
I,'HhSH I KAS
I’ 2 half chests superior Black TEA ;
2 “ “ “ Oolong do.
2 “ “ “ Souchong TEA;
8 “ “ “ Gunpowder TEA;
2 “ “ “ Imperial do.
8 “ “ “ Young Hyson TEA;
WILLIAM M. DOW,
opposite the Planters’ Hotel and one door below Franklin
House. je!4
JUST KRCKIVKD—
-25 dozen Underwood’s PICKLES, 1, )4 and )4 gallons ;
20 “ supeifine MUSTARD )4 an d W lbs.;
10 “ Warnut and Tomato KETCHUP ;
6 “ superior French OLIVES ;
5 *• capers,
6 “ Tuscan Family OIL;
5 “ PEPPER SAUCE;
2 “ John Bull do.
_ WILLIAM M. DOW.
INllUir ORANGES PINEAPPLES, LEMONS,
1 COCOA NUTS, LIMES, GRAPES, BANANAS,
OMONS, APPLES and Irish POTATOES.
jel4 WILLIAM M. DOW.
JUST AllltiVHD, THIS DAY—
-16 baskets Ueidsick CHAMPAGNE, qts. and pts.;
10 boxes CLARET WINE ;
2 bales Engb>li WALNUTS;
2 baes Brazil NUTS;
2 bbls. Pecan do.
8 bales FILBERTS;
2 “ Soft-shell ALMONDS.
WILLIAM M. DOW,
opposite the Planters’ Hotel and one door below Franklin
House. jel4
MIDWIFE.
MRS. AMALIA LKIVTZ, Midwife, thankful for the
patronage she has received from the Ladies of Au
gusta, informs them that she has removed her residence
from Telfair to Broad street, over the Milliner store of Mrs.
Loeb, one Joor below H. D. Bell’s, where she will be found
at all hours, when not professionally engaged, offi-dlv
BUOMINK and CITRATE MAGNESIA—A pure article
of Bromine, just from the Laboratory. Also, Citrate
of Magnesia, a popular and pleasant Aperient lor these hot
times, at YV. H. * J. TURPIN’S,
W holesale and Retail Druggists and Apothecaries, Broad
street, Augusta, Ga. * jell
MAGNOLIA WHlsKei .—loo bbls of the above
brand WHISKxY, to arrive, and for sale by
j e22 DAVIs, KDLB * FANNING.
’) r! BfiEfcj. No. 4 MACKEREL, just received by
AO myl7 Hand, WILLIAMS A CO,
POISON FOR HATH—A sure remedy for tneae pests
to society, for sale at
jy9 w, H. & J. TURPIN’S.
Or BULK, and kits choice Tennessee LARD, for saltTby
AO jy9 ESTES A RICHMOND.
Cl AMPHOR —200 lbs. just received uy
I jel WM, H, TUTT, Druggist,
. M- B. DAVIDSON’S FIKE-KING SAFES:
Firk-proof and free from dampness,
E. CORNING A CO., Agents, Albany, N. Y.—This
Safe received the highest premium, a Silver Medal, at the
Fairofthe New-York State Agricultural Society, held at
Albany, iB6O. Also,a Medal and Diploma for the best
Burglar and Fire-Proof Safe exhibited at the State Fair
held at Utica, Sept. 1852.
THE FIRE-KING SAFES AGAIN TRIUMPHANT t
SIOOO will be paid, if reliable evidence is shown, where
they ever failed to protect valuables from fire, whereas
other makers’Safes have proved utterly worthless in va
rious accidental and experimental tests, some of which
have occurred recently. Read the following from Messrs.
A. McClure ACv., wholesale and retail dealers in Drugs,
Medicines,Ac.: „ ,
Albany, July 27,1852.
This is to certify, thaton the 23d of July, 1852, our en
tire stock, composed of Turpentine, Alcohol, Oil, Paints,
Medicines, Ac., was consumed by fire ; so rapid and severe
was the fire, that we were unable to close our Safe, until
Mr. Pohlmau subsequentlv entered at theperil of his life,
and closed the doors. On forcing the safe open, after all
this exposure to the fire, which made us fearful for the
safety of its contents, its valuables were found uninjured I
We have so much confidence iu the security or the Fire-
King, that we shall immediately replace it by another.
A. MoClukk A Co.
Anothw Test.—This is to certify, that on the 25th of
September last, we purchased of H 1). Rice, Esq., one of
Mr. J. M. B. Davidson’s “ Fire-kings,” (No. 4, Bingle
Flange); that on the 14th November past.it was subject
ed to a very severe test, in the burning of our warehouse,
in which was stored a large quantity of whiskey and other
combustible material. On opening our safe, we found all
our papers, consisting of bills, letters and receipts, perfect
and entirely legible. Bhadlky A Co.
Dunkirk, December 4,1852.
J. M. B. Davidson’- Firo-Ring Safes. In Expat ?-
mental and Accidental Fires, challenge Com
petition.
This is to certify, that on the 7th of May, 1861,1 pur
chased of J. M. B. Davidson, a No. 7, Single Flange Safe,
and that the same was subjected to a severe test, on the
18th of December, 1851. Aftei/.efire was extinguished
its contents (books and papers,) were examired, and found
to be perfectly preserved, not a leaf of my books being
scorched. P. J. Claassen,
Importer of Wines, Segars, Ac., Broadway, Albany.
After an examination of P. J. Ciaassen’a base aud pa
pers, we are convinced of the superiority o. Davidson's
Safes over all others.
H. L. Emery, F. S. Low, M. 8. Wadley, L. J. Lloyd, H. 6.
Dowd, Assistant Ageut Hartford Insurance Company,
Butterfield A Walker, Falmyra.
For sale by 026 B. F. OHKW.
JUST RECEIVED,
AT THE Augusta Saddle and U irness Manufactory
-193, Broad-street, under the Augnsta Hotel,the largest
assortment of TRUNKS and OARPEi BAGS ever offered
in this market. Among which are Ladies’ and Gentle
men’s Sole Leather and Steel Spring Traveling Trunks,
Bonnet Cases, Hat Boxes, Valises, Ac., Ac. Aiso, Ladies’
Riding Gloves aud Whips, Gentlemen's Walking Canes,
Ac., all of which will be sold on as reasonable terms as
any other establishment in this city. je23 A. HATCH.
IRON, STEEL AND NAILS—
-50 Tons assortedSwcedes IRON;
10 11 Band and Hoop Do.
2 “ Horse Boe Do.
1 “ NAIL RODS;
1,000 lbs. Cast, German, and Blistered STEEL;
1,000 kegs NaILS assorted, from od to 60d.;
10 do. SPIKES. For sale by
mb9 HAND, WILLIAMS & CO.
tVAIiiDLKg. —lbO boxes adamantine CaNDLEs;
) 60 ** Mould Do.
50 “ Patent Sperm Do.
For sale by [mh9] DAVIS, KOLB A FANNING.
WATER-PROOF BOOTS.—Just received Miles’
YVater-procfßOOlS. ALDRICH A ROYaL.
BAGGING AND ROUE—ISO bales Gunny BAG
GING, some of it very heavy ; 500 coils of choice
Kentucky Hemp ROPE; 136 do. “Kyanized” Hemp
ROPE, for sale by
je6 H AND, WILLIAMS A CO.
horses, carriages and buggies for sale
111 AYE thirty-five or forty HORSES for sale, amongst
them are some fine Fairs, burgle Harness and Saddle
Horses, which I will seii lor cash, cr on lime, to suit tn
purchaser. ALSO,
A numoer of Second-hand CARRIAGES and BUGGIES,
which l will sell very low, and on accommodating terms.
my 24 J. M. SIMPSON.
ON CONSIGNMENT,
|A A AAA LBB. choice BACON, from Middle Ten-
nessee; t>so sacks FLOUR, 100 lbs. each;
2,u 0 bmsliels Tennessee CORN, in prime order.
J. A. aNSLEY,
my2o-lm Commission and Produce Merihant.
WEDDING CARDS.
WPIDDING, Visiting and Business CARDS engraved
and printed iu fashionable style and with despatch.
Also, NOTES, DRAFTS, BILL-HEADs, Ac., by Mr. nkNBY
Houhss. CLaRK a CO.,
my 6 Watch-Makers and Jt-wellers.
FISK’S METALIC BURIAL CASES.
TT7R have now on hand a foil supply of the above Cases,
IT and can till all orders promptly, and upon the most
reasonable terms.
We have aiso an assortment of the Metalic CASEScov
ered wi.h cloth, and finished in the most c >sily manner,
jeld -du O. A. PLATT A CD.
•>j J AAA h3B. Tennessee SiDf-o,clear ;
6,000 “ “ HAMS;
26 bbls. “ LAKu.
je22 W. 11. STARK & CO.
npHK MASTKH’B HOLtsK: a Tale of Southern
X Life; by Logsn. Fashion and Fame; by Mrs. Ann
h. Stephens. Also, another supply of Katherine Ashton,
Life of Dr. Alexander, Life in Aoyssinia, History il Free
Masonry, towards on the Will, Mccliauio’s Assistant, by
Rnassen,aud the Chem.stry of Common Life. For sale uy
aulS THUS. RICHARDS A SON.
OA CUiYslli.Y.flh.Y I—loo,ooo lbs. choice BACON
irom Middle and East Tennessee; 10,0u0ibs. Choice*
LEAF LARD, in btls.; 150 sacks Walton Steam Mills
FLOUR, an extra article ; lUoU lbs. New FEATHERS.
J. A. ANbLEY,
jelO-lni Com. and Pr, once Merchant.
LE E 4; H E o. —Another lot if inose nne Bweeiish
Leeches,just received by Express.
je!s WM. U. TUTT, Druggist.
f’RBBH UAMFIIINE and Burning FLUID—A supply
constantly on hand.
jel WM. 11. TUTT, Druggist
JOHN MUVY AIID and the Prison-World of Europe,
from original and authentic d cumems. For sale by
jeß TUOS. RICHARDS A SON .
/ a KNTB. Pat. Leather Oxford TIES ; Pat. Leather Strap
vX SHOES, and fine Calf Oxford TIES, received by
ap7 ALDRiOH A ROYAL.
Rev. JOHN CUMMINGS’ YY OWES.—Lectures
on the Book of Revelations, 1 and 2 series ; Lectures
on the Bjok of Daniel; The Onureh before me klood;
Voices of the Day , Voices of the Night, Lectures on tDe
Parables; The Tent and the Altar, Voices of theDet*
neoturcs on the Miracles. For sale at
j>9 GKO. A. OATES A BROS., Broad-st.
BAY WATtiil—A very refreshing article fur the
toilet, especially in these piping hut days.
jy2s W. H. A J. TURPIN.
r UHIS FOR i UNE HUNTER—a Novel of New York
A So.iety ; by Mrs. Mowatt. For sale by
my 15 _ THOS. RICHARDS A SON.
IjGTNAM, for July, has been received. Subscribers
A willplcaee calllor their numbers.
jy7 OKU, A. OATES A BROS.
/ 4 ÜBMEN HU Ti olt. —6 kegs new Goshen BUTTER,
VA very fine, receive aud for sale by
my2s K. C. TIN3LEY & CO.
Ai uA heavy 4-4 Brown SHEETING, 10c., wortt^
Supertint- Bleached LONG CLOTH, 12)4c., worth 15c.;
40 inch Pillow-Case COTTON, 12J50., worth 16c.
m ” 4 ward a bukcuard.
MA.Wi.OA HOPE for sale by
jelt HAND, WILLIAMS A CO.
LADI hs wt.o love good Music, are informed that Sig
nora Rosa de Y’rie-*, when iu Augusta, purchased a
package of LILY Wll' TK of the subscribers, and thought
u very fine. [aulß] D. B. PLUMB A Ou.
NOTICE.
I AVI ready to contract for Brick or Word BUILDINGS
aud REPAIRS of all kinds, UNDERPINTNG, Ouiol-
NEYS, CELLARS, DOORS, GaTES, FENCES, Ac.
aulß JAYIiS L. COLEMAN.
HAMS— 5,000 lbs. Very choice Sugar Cured HAMS ;
lb,boo *■ not oo choice, but for sale cheap, by
jy2o HAND, WILLIAMS A Co.
UABI’KR'B MAGAZINE —Augujt numoer ju 3 t
received. |außJ THUS RiuHAKDS A SON.
?T)b SACKS Georgia FLOUR, equal in quality to Hiram
I O Smith’s, for sale by ESI’eS a RICHMOND.
jyiD __
IO PappiJand’s South American REMEDY, aud the
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE, are considered the best arti
cles extant for Summer Complaints.
au!3 D. B. PLUMB A CO.
HUINTKR’S SPECIFIC.—A supply of this celebrated
remedy for certain diseases on hand.
au!3 D B PLUMB A CO.
HOSIERY.— Colored Silks, Striped Silks, L tie Thread,
Fancy Colored Cotton Gentlemen’s % HOSE, for
warm weather. WM. O. PRICE A CO.
INDEELIBEE INK, witn and without preparatiou,
equal to the best in the loorld, prepued and sold by
jyls D. B. PLUMB A CO.
HODGON’H VERMIN I'OIhUN, 10/ destroying
Rats, oe, Roaches, Ac., for sale by
jy 15 D. B. PLUMB A CO.
HYoICIANb in Augusta all use and~re ommemTTu
the highest terms the fluid extract of BUG HU, PA
REVIa, ac , prepared by [a>J3] D. B PLUMB A CO.
Qi Vi v BAGS RiO 00PPEE for site by
OY/U jy3o HAND, YVILLIAMSA CO.
K KIPT FOR PUDDINiig, _ dtt*.—Call at D. B.
PLUMB A CO ’S and get one or more papers of CORN
STARCH, then follow the directions on the wrapp
-jaa DDES. Hydraulic CEMENT,
IUU 6(1 do Calcined PLASTER,
100 do Thomaston LIME. Just received by
myl7 ESTES A RICHMOND.
C ASSURERS FOR SUMMER » EAR—Receiv
ed, June 17th, new Patterns of Pantalocn Goods,for
warm weather.
jeiß WM. O. PRICE A CO.
MACKEREL. —A few bbls. and half bbls. No. three
MACKEREL, fors ale by
jy# ESTES k RICHMOND.
J. &. AXSLEY,
General commission and psoduce F -- r TN
MEttCHANT, Augusta, Ga., Office on broad t?u«v*Ajd
street,opposite Ui ion Bank, win give prompt and
personal attention to the saie ts bacon, Lard,Gram, c ur,
cotton, and a.I ariioieief Merchatdise consigned to him.
Also, to the lerwardingof goods for the interior and North
ern markets, at the customary raies.
Liberal advancts either in cash or ty acceptances, ma e
on articles in Btore, or when bills ol LauiLg accompany
drafts.
Helers to Baker, Wilcox A Co., M. A B. Wilkinson, J.
F»rg ■, Cashier, Augusta, Ga.; Hand, William* A W.lcox,
Thos. Trout & to., Chariest .n, S. U.; Wm. Duncaa, Padei
fjrd, Pay A Co., F. T. W.llis, Savahoah, Ga ; Murges,
Bennett A Co., New York; J. c. VVi.son A Co , D. Stuart A
ton, Baltimore; Word A Son, New Orleans; 0. B. Wel
bone, Ballon, Ga ; Grenville A cample, Chateau, oga, Tenn ;
Bearoen, Bon A t-o , Kuoxvil e, leun.; B. K. Reeder, Ath
ens, Tenn , W. a. Shapard A Co., Berry A Demovdie, Nash
ville, 'J enn. s 2
THOS. F. STOVALL & CO.,
GENERAL LOMMIhF’IO i\ M K H-/FE&I
CHANTa, Augusta, Ga.—Having formedtt.U'—afeJ'.}
a co-partner.-hip fur transacting a General Com
mission business in this city, we pledge curse.. -o a,
prompt and faithful atteniion to any business committed
to our care. We will give careful attention to the sale ol
Cotton, Flour, Grain, iiacon, Lard, Hay, and all kinds of
Produce, and to tire filling ol o ders in the maraet. Hav
ing ample facilities, we are prepared to make liberal cash
auvances on consignments to us.
Our office auu saleroom is on the North side of Broad
Street, a lew doors above the insurance Bank.
Cotton consigned to us wilt be stored in a safe Ware
house. THOS. P. BTOVALL,
au&-d&wiy JOS. H. BTC v ALL.
BAM EY & STOBY,
Gt ROCKRY NIEKCHANTIS, Augusta, /SrJFE'YJI
C Ga., will continue trie GKDUEdX BUoi LfyeJyj
NrtSß, nallits branches at the oid stand oi
Broad-street, two doors below Bones A Brown.
Cany receiving our Fall Stuck. Our stock will at ail times
be large, assortment complete, and adapted to the Plan
ters* trade a liberal share ol which wc have so long en
joyed, and K pe still to receive. J. O. KaMEV,
au 6-dlm&w6m B. O. B.OitV.
TO KENT,
LIHOM the Ist of October next, the three story aWk
_T dw 11.ng corner es Broad anu Kollock s rests,
su table for a large family or buuiding-nouse, witu or wuh
out ihe store uuderneath and tffice in the rear. Also,
seveial dwellirg n.uses ou Broad street in the u per end
of the city. Apply to
au3IHH EDWARD THOMAS.
TO BENT,
L''BO>l the Ist of October next, a pleasant DWELLING
X. on ills corner of Broad aud Hous.ou sts., witn six
large rooms and o.llrr out buildings. Apply t>
au 25 HfciNaiV UAUY, uii'ief u.S. Hotel.
TO KKtfX,
XT' ROM the Ist cf October next, the STORE on Broad
? sueet, next below the Bank oi bruuswick. Apply to
au2 Hit KOBERt WAbTON. sr.
TO BENT,
IT'BOM the Ist of October next, a large two-story
- Bi ick D a tLLINu and STUIi i, ivi fi good bitch.
en, large Lot, Ac., situate., in ‘-Dublin. 1 ' Apply to
aut -ts __ JOHN .viURKAY.
TO BENT,
STORE and ONE kuuil in the Dwelling on the
A North site of Broad street, be.ween Cau-pDcll and
McCart u streets, belonging to the estate of tne late is.
Pyne. Apply to Mrs. E PY'NE, on the premises, or to
auS-swlm ANDREW J. M.LLER, sdm’r.
TO BENT.
IT'ROM THE Ist of October nex:, the STORE at prrs
ent, occupied by Mr. GcO. Lott, on broud-sirett. Ap
ply to Mr. THOM .is RICHARDS, agent for Lessee, jydb
TO BENT,
I iROM the first of October, a D juble Tenement DWEL
LING on Mclnto-h-street, near the Waynesboro* De
pot. Apply to I*. CONN-FF, at W.A J. NEnsoN’B.
jyfo>
TO BENT,
TW O two-story HOUSES on Lalhoun-street, contain-
JL ing 7 rooms
Two ucuole te' ement, on samestree‘, single story.
One double tenement on 1 ay ior-street.
Two twu-story HcUoES, 7 rooms, oa Fenwick-street.
Fuur, story, ou Fen Wick-street, Irontiag B. C. Depot.
Apply to [j Xl] J As. L. CcLEMan.
TO BENT
IJ'KOM ihe first of October next, two small, com- MBk
lortibie Houses, on tne corner o; broad and Ka
Houston streets. Apply to P. MtilAliO.,.
July ib-Li.
10 BENT,
IT'ROM Ist October next, two DW KILLINGS in the jtm
. lower part of me otty. gap
jyl.-twtl L C, DUG Au.
TO BENT,
A SMALL HOUSE oa Grecue-street. Apply to
JjlJ G. T. DURI'IC.
TO BENT,
the Ist October next, th: DWELLING on the
southeast corner of ureen. and Lincoln streets. Ap
piy to f jylSj B. O ore \ v |,|,E * 00.
AU HiVNA,
IT'ROM the Ist of Octo er next, the STORE at Atpt
present occupied by Messrs. Deary a osinner. lltHl
second door bove the Mechanics’ bans. Apply to.
jy.2-s»tf JOHN ucoKERY.
HOUSE TO BENT.
A Comfortable dwelling HOUSE, corner of Rey
nold and Wild-sts. Apply at this office to * ft cl
j esl-tf _ D. REDMONd.
TO LET, OK FOB SALE.
A PLEASANTLY s.tuated HOUSE, corner of Fis*
Oen.re and Taj lor streets, containing sixj|j|
rooms, w.tn ail necessary out-builuings, a iaige
attached, and good water, witniu luu y ards of the Waynes
boro’ Railroad. Apply ou the [.remises. je2i-tf
SUMMEK BESOKT.
A HOTEL win be opened on the first day of
JUNE, on Lookout iMountain, five mites irom JGiP
Chattanooga, billiard Room, bowling Alley, and j||D|L
other amusements connected with me House.
u. W. ASHBDRN,
Recently Proprietor of the Floyd -ouse, maeon, Ga.
my2tt-bm
IT'OU GALE by HAND, WILLIAMS A CO.,
40 hhds. Aitlotson’s Refined bUOAK ;
10 *• choice brown do.
63 “ lair ai d prime N. O. do.
£OO bags Kio COH tL;
2 tons GriND-BTONES ;
4i Okcgs NaILS, 4 to 10 d;
75 boxes Adainiutiue CANDLES ;
10 “ Bpetm do.
Half boxes smart's Loaf SUGAR;
lo bbis. soft Crushed co. &u 27
DAViS, KOLb A FANNING have in store, and are now
receiving,
450 oags Rio COfFEE;
100 ‘ Laguyra do. ’
2od bblj. A, is and u SUGAR ;
60 “ urusbed and Powdered SUGAR;
20 boxes Loal BUUAttj
250 Adamantine CANDLES;
50 “ Mould do.
50 “ PICtxLES, assorted ;
2-5 “ I'oli.uiCJ, vanom oratds ;
75 pkgs. black and Hyson TEA.
Also, STARutI, tOA i , BRUUM3, TUBS, BUCKETS, Ac.,
Ac., wunh are i fibre i for sale low. aals
fU BVV BOOKS—Ti e Orator’s Touchstone, or Eloquence
X 1 Simplified, embracing a comp.ehenstve system of in
struction lor ihe improvement of the v-ice, and for ad
vaucemeni in the general art ot public speaking : by Hugh
MoQueeu.
tir Jasper Carew, Knt., his life and experiences, with
some account of tits over Teachings arid short coinings,
cow flist given to the wtrld by himself; by Charles Lever,
author Dodd Family Abroad, Daltons, Roland Casnel, etc!
Just received, and for sale by
McKINNS A HALL.
Cl ODEA’t? LADY*!s HOOK, fer August, has been
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VOL. XVITT. NO
DAILY (JUIIUAIIJU & MMIUI.
[Fromour Evening Edition otyesleraay.j
Ibe bnai Storm.
The hurricane has ceased its ravages and the
waters have subsided. In the multiplicity of du
ties devolving upon us, we Had it impractical to
make up a detailed statement of the destruction
that meets the eye on every hand, in pasting
through our city. So far as w 8 are able to lear j
no l.ves have been lost, though many persons were
brought into imminent peril. Oar tears for the
shipping and for the safety of human lite a’oDg the
coast, are increased rather than allayed. Hutchin
son's l-riand is again above water, and to our sur
prise we see cattle grazing there as usuid. How
thoy could have escape drowning is a.most a mir
acle.
The damage sustained through the city seems to
be general and wi ie spread. Tin roofs have been
striped from almost every bubdinjr, public and
private, in exposed situation. Arnorg the most
prominent ot which we have noticed is that of the
Exchange, St. Johns church, Cathalic and Metho
dist churches, and a partial injury to the sla e roof
ot t he Independent .Presbyterian ohuich.
i ho loss to privato dwellings iD damage to roofs,
windows, trees, fences, &c., cannot be detailed.—
Many of our steets are impassable from the fallen
trees. So much injury has been sustained at the
Uas Works as to deprive the city of gas. The sev
eral boat yards are heaty loosers of timber and
other building material. Fig Island light house
stands. Stark’s Fig Island mill is unroofed. The
wharves of the New York and Savannah Steam
ship Company and the Iron Steamboat Company
have been inundated to the great damage of goods
in the warehouses thereon, awaiting tram* ship
ment.
We learn of some slight disaster to the shipping
ia the lower haibor, but as yet are without tidings
from outside.
\V hen time and opportunity sffjrd, we may give
the names of the sufferers, but it is useless to at.
tempt it now, or to speculate upon the probable
damages sustained. While we would heartily
sympathize with all who may have suffered, in a
moral point of view there is great reason for thank
fulness to the Ruler ot the storm that, so far as we
know, human lite has been spared, and the loss
und damage to,property is no greater.— Savk . Qeor
gian, qf Sunday Morning.
Important from California.
New York, Sept. B.—The steamer Star of the
West arrived here from San J.mn at o’clock
this morning, bringing advices from Sa>, Francisco
to August 16. b, being two weeks later from all
pa ts of CulifV mla.
has 400 passengers and over $1,000,000 in
gold on freight, besides considerable in tne hands
of passengers.
arrival at San Francisco of the English
clipper North Fleet from China, it was reported
that Canton had surrendered to the insurgents.—
Another rumor, however, leaves this iu doubt.
The San Francisco papers report an almost in
credible number ot suicides, murders, robberies,
&c. Among the recent murders is aii American
named Reed.
The town of Bedwell has been entirely destroy
ed by dro. Loss heavy.
A band ot robbers, a portion of the notorious
Joaquin’s followers, have gone to Marysville for
the purpose of marauding, robbing and perpetra
ting other outrages.
Good health prevails generally amongst the emi
grants in Carson Valley.
Lirge salt mines have been discovered in Los
Angelos county.
Creat excitement prevails in regard to the Kearn
river mines.
The survrying party under Lieut. Beckwith was
to leave San Francisco on the 16th ult., for Wash
ington. Tne report of the party regarding the
central route is highly favorable.
The Pacific Railroad portion of the Democracy
were endeavoring to eflect a nn ; oa.
Mining opera'ions were highly prosperous.—
Great discoveries of gold were reported to have
been made at Santa Barbara.
Judge iarwell had taken his seat on the bench.
Miss Laura Keen had left quite unceremonious
ly for Sidney, Australia.
The names es McDougal and Latham have been
pi oed in nomination f r Congress by the Bigler
wing of the democracy, but were withdrawn.
Tne clipper Golden Rover of Balti nore had ar
rived on the O.h.
Late advices from Oregon represent that South
eFii emigiaut trains were in danger from Indians,
who threatened their lives.
I ho Hon. John Davis had resigned the Govern
orship of Oregon, and left for the Atlantic States.
It w«s reported that the Caquilla mines was all
a humbug.
Adntot, have been received from the Sandwich
Islands of later dates. Eight war vessels from
England and France had arrived at Honolulu.
Their object unknown.
A large meeting was held to consider the sub
ject of steam communication with Honolulu and
San Francisco.
Miss Catherine Hayes gave a concert at Honolulu
and left for Australia.
Several Britisu vossels of war were at San Juan
at last accounts.
There is no further general news cf moment.
Markets.— Trade at San Francisco was more ac
tive, and generally speaking goods held for high
er prices in anticipation of a more prosperous lall
trade.
Flour a shade firmer—Haxall selling at $11,25 a
$11,50. ’
Hams 14 cents per lb. Lumber was dull. Su
gars declining. Naval Stores dull. The recemts
of provisions were light. Keg Lard 10 a cts*
per ib. Money was to be obtained at easier rates.
Short paper 4a G per cent. Real estate was dull
and depressed.
New York, Sept. B.—The Evening Post reiter
ates its statements relative to the movements and
intentions of General Alvarez and his friends
against the present government of Mexico. It
slates that $8,000,000 have been furnished by
partus in California, and names the following
vessels as having been purchased t ere—the steam
er Bei j imin Franklin, formerly running from N.
York io New Orleans, the bark Augusta, &e.
The steamer Franklin has been altered and
pierced tor ten guns. The bark has already re
ceived her armament and aysoff the battery. The
h ranklin has eighty men, and her coal and powder
on ooard. The crew are Americans, bound lor
one year, and tho engineers two years.
The steamer Santa Anna is m arly ready to sail
for Vera Cruz, and is valued at $200,0C0. Several
American gentlemen of .high staudiugare known
to be interested iu Alvarez’s attempt to revolu
tioniza Mexico.
Louisville, Sept. B.—A destructive tire occurred
at Columbus, Mass., which destroyed 14 stores
aiui dwel iugs—loss not known.
Rochester, Sepf. f. —Tho engine house of the
New York Central liailrood wie destroyed by fire
this utternoon. The building was 16') feet in
diameter, built of brick, with an i ( .mense dome
root upon an iron frame. Seven locomotives were
destroyed, together with a number of cars, loaded
with lumber and floor; also, some 560 cords of
wood. The lire caught from ttho engine of the
wood sawing machine. The loss is estimated at
about SBO,OOO. The pas enger trains each way
are aetamed in consequence of the track beii g
much warped by the action of the Are. 6
New York, Sept. B.—John F. Brady, a lawyer
died this morning from the effects of ii.j:rie» re
ceived from a gang of rowdies in Mott street on
Saturday last.
Dougiass’ Hardware store on Platt street was
burnt, this forenoon—loss estimated at $70,000 —
fully insured.
Washington, Sept. B'—There is a spirited bid
ding lor the contracts for machinery for the steam
frigates going on. Several firms from New York
and Bultimoie are represented. Tho awards wiil
be made next week.
Messrs. Erriekscn and Meagher arrived this
morning. The firmer intends to present some
thing new iu relation to the engines forth. 3 new
Government steam frigates.
New York, Sept. 8 —The brokers refuse the
bii;« of the Merchants’ Bank of Burlington, Ver
mont, the Deep River Bank ot Connecticut, and
the Cumberland Ban* of Maine. Nearly ail the
deposits oi uncurrent money are received only at
the risk of the depositors. The bankers are in
sisting upon tho right to return the same in case
of failure.
Sept. B.—The Whig Conference of
the lu > oagressional distr.ctmet here last nigtit,
and noLmated John C. Kunkel.
New York, Sept, B.—The Direotom of the
Parker Vein Company are refusing to re-epen
transfer books until the fraudulent shares are
witlidi awn. A scheme is on foot to call a meeting
of the stockholders at Cumberland to elect a more
übservient board. , . ,
Quebec, Sept. B.—Th n Ministry having been de
feated on the Speakership, Mr. liinoks resumed
to-day, and his resiflnation was accepted. There
has been no definite progress in the formation of
a new ministry.
Cincinnati, Sept. 7.—The Democratic State Con
vention assembled here to-day. It was addressed
by the Hon. Messrs. Douglas, Pue, and Joe Lane.
Their speeches were well received.
Washington, Sept. B.—Wo had a violout gale
this as ternoon for a few minutes, which was auc
coeded by a gentle rain for a brief period— won*
South.