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About Daily chronicle & sentinel. (Augusta, Ga.) 1837-1876 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1854)
FEMALE SCHOOL. The Mlsaea Sedgwick propose to open a School f t r Young Ladies, on the FIRST MONDAY in October. Their aim wi’l be to comb ne with a thorough, intellectual education such moral and religious culture as will lead their pupils to the formation of those traits of character without which the highest mental endowments are worse than useless. The course of instruction will include the Latin and French Languages. Terms from flO to $29, according to the * ges and requirements of the pupils. School Rooms on Broad street, over the office of the Au rasta Manufacturing Company. Applications may be left with Dr. T. W. Battey. Rkfrbick3—Col. H. li. Gumming, Dr. T. W. Battey, Geo. Schley, Esq, Geo. W. Lamar, Esq., Hon. Wm. T. Gould, Edward Thomas, Esq. s2-lm CHALMERS’ DAGUERREAN GALLERY, rs The L'ndersigued having recently par ha*. and of Mr E. S. Dodge hisinterest in the gallery so long and favorably known as Dodge’s Daguerrean Gallery respectfully informs his friends and the public that he is now prepared to produce those superior DAGUERREO TYPES, so much admired for their faithfulness and beauty of finish, and solicits their patronage. Having for many years past prosecuted the art success f u.'.y, he flatters himself that with his large sky-light, and every other facility desirable, he will be able to give his patrons likenesses more life-like than those taken at any oilier establishment in the Southern country. AU are invited to call and examine specimens. Pictures t aken at all hours of the day. Gallery at Post Office Corner over Clarke A Co.’s Jew elry Store. nlO-tf WM. H. CHALMERS. Bonnets, Ribbons, Embroideries, Ac., at holesale Only, at C. E. GIRARDE f k CO.’S, Broad street —The subscriber invites the attention of Country Merchants, and dealers generally, to his stock of SILKS, GOODS, BONNETS, FLOWERS, Ac., which he has this day op-ne ias above. He will take orders also for HO 81ERY, of direct importation ; Richardson’s LINENS, and Dunbar A McMaster’s FLAX THREAD, at the lowest rates. Also, all articles in the Fancy Dry Goods line. His stcck of samples in Hosiery, embraces every style of those Goods. OLIVER HEWITT, of Sassdorf LiediDg, direct Importers, Charleston, 8. C. slO-lw fST Fourth Ward Poor School.— Miss G. S. SAW YER will oper the above School on the Ist MONDAY In October, for the reception of chi dren who are entitled to the Poor School Fund of Richmond county. School Rooms on Broad street, j ust above Dr. J. M. Hill’s Drug Store. sS-twtOl A CARD. BTPractice of Medicine and Surgery.—Dß. il. S. BACON, havin- perma icntly located in this city offers his professional ser rices to the citizens of Augusta and vicinity, andean be found at all hours, during the day and night, when not professionally engaged, at his office, over the Drug Store of Messrs. D’AntignacA Barry. He rest rs, by permission,! : Messrs. A. J. AT. W. Miller, W.E.Jucksm, Esq., Dr. Joseph A. Eve, Dr. I. P. Garvin. je9-3m Augusta Female Academy.—To meet the wants of several friends, there will be a PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT connected with our Institution, the Tuition fee in which will be $8 per quarter. b 5 L. LxTASTE; Principal. CLOTHING. We call the attention of all merchants and dealers in CLOTHING, to cur very large stock, consisting of every variety of COATS, VESTS and PANTS, SHIRTS, DRAWERS, COLLARS, STOCKS, Ac., Ac. Our stock is well adapted to the coming Pall and Winter rade, and l as been made up expressly for the Southern market. We offer it at low prices, and request all dealers . o examine for themaehes our stock, and if they do not ntecd to visit either Charleston or New York, to send us their orders, and they shall be filled to their satislaction, either from our store, No. 26 Llayne-st., Charleston, S. C., or No. 191 Broadway, New-York. au29 2m PIERSON, JENNINGS A CO. DENTAL NCTpCE. {y Dr. F. OlTorman returns bis thanks to his friends, and the public at I irge, for the liberal patronage he has received, and flatters himself that by strict t f J T attention and good work he will merit a share of public patronage. All work warranted to be as good as any in the State. Office one door below the Mechanics’ Bank. Where he does not give satislaction, he wishes no pay. jy23-tf fir Hags Wanted.—Cotton, Linen, Silk and Wcol n Rags wanted. AI3O, o'd Rone, Bagging, Wrappers, Salt Sacks, and other Paper Maker’s stock. The highest cash rices paid. julyl4 W. H. PRITCHARD. tyueorgia Railroad, Augusta, Aug. 10th, 1854. As protection against escape of negroes under fraudulent passes, tickets for negroes will be said only to owners or other responsible parties, who will fur'her be required to furnish a duplicate pass to the Agent who sells the ticket, to be filed at his office. The above rule to take effect on aud after the 15. h inst. augll-3m GEO. YONGE, Gen. Supt. jy Persons wanting cheap BOOTS and SHOES can be accommodated at my new Store, under the U. S. Hotel. my 24 HENRY DALY. OBITUAIiY- Died, at the residence of her son, James Coleman, in Chattahoochee county Georgia, on the £Dthof July last, Mrs. HARRIET COLEMAN, in the ninety third year of her ge, leaving dcscendan.softhe third generation, and many friends to mourn her bss. Reared it. the ‘‘times that tried men’s souls,” she ac quired a constitution that was vulnerable only to the shafts of time ; so, also, were her mental powers—her powers of memory she retained in an enrnent decree; so much so, that a few years befoi e hr * <2 ath, though her brow was bleached by the frosts of nearly a century, and her physical frame stooping to the grave,the w.lter heard her rel ite with accuracy incidents of the battle of Hanging Rock, which she witnessed from her m.ther’s residence. She"was, indeed, a woman in all those ennobling qualities which constitute true worth in the tex —k'nd, r table and agreeable, she endeared herself to all who knew her. To the yUDg especially, was she an agreeable companion; ana many there are who recollect with what pleasure they have listened to her remink. ;ences of the o’ len time. Asa Ctiristhn, the was indeed “a Mother in Israel.” She sought and found the favor of the I yrd in early life, and united herself to the Baptist Church, of which she was ever after a pious and consistent member ; so that with au humble reliance in the merits of tie Saviour, she k enabled to say to her friends whilst upon the waves oftheJord nos death, “Ween not for me, I shall be at rest.” “lietjuiescat in pace.” J‘ M. D. OX CONSIGNMENT —2,000 lbs. prime FEATHERS. J. A. ANSLEY, Commission and Produce Merchant, opposite Union Bank. s!5-lm OX ('DNsIUKMGKT-lO boxes choice new CHEESE. slB-lm ’ _ J. A ANSLEY. OX CONSIGNMENT —5,000 lbs. HAMS, which will be sold lew to cl >se out. [US-m] J. A. ANSLEY. ON CONSIGNMENT—SO bushels Dried PEACHES, Wi l be sold low. [sis lm] J. A. ANSLEY. ON CONSIGNMENT, TO ARRIVE—2O,OOO lb*. choice Ribbed and Clear ir-IDES; 5,000 p unds choice SHOULDERS. [s!s-lm] J. A. ANSLEY. I “>Oll ‘ALE.—One Pair Fairbanks Platform SCALES, J? secondhand. sls-lm J. A. ANSLEY. ‘PARISIAN SIGHTS and French Principles, seen A through Am ri an Spectacles, illuß ra ed. Curanand his Contt mpur&ries ; by Charles Phillips, Esq ,A. B. The Military Life of John, Duke of Marlborough; by Arch ibald Alison F. R. S. Foreign Reminiscenscß; by Henry R chard Lod Holland, edited by his son, Henry Edward Lord Holland. The Works of Siepbcn Oltn, D. D., L.L. D., 3 vols, Sir Jas; er Carew, Knt.,his Life and Experiences; by Chas. Lever. Dodd Family Abroad bv Chas. Lever. For sale by MOKINNE A HALL, sls Booksellers and Stationers, Broad-st. Geography and statistics—a new and complete St tisti al Gazetteer of the United States; by R. S. Fi her. The l regress of the United States from the ear iest periods; by K. S. Fisher. American Guide Book through the United S ates. Pocket Maps of Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Florida, Texas, etc., etc. Na Motu, or Reef Rovings in the Southern Seas, a narra tive ui Adventures at the Hawaiian, Georgian and Society Islands, with Ma. sand Illustrations; by Edward 8. Per kins. For sale by sis T. RICHARDS A SON. JOIN W. GOSS. General commission merchant, ..vtto Augusts, Ga , tenders his services to tis friends and the public, in the General Commission QjjHHi Business. His personal attention will be given to Ole sale of Cotton, Flour, Grain, Bacon, and all other Produce; will execute orders lor io- customers, and make the usual cash advances. All produce consigned to him will be stored in the Fire-proof Warehouse of Mr. L. Hopkins, subject to the order of owners. Charges, customary rates of theeity. Can at all times be found at the Counting Room of ti. Hopkins. sl4-8m ASSIGNEES NOTICE. A GL persons indebted to JAMES M. SIMPSON are re quested to make immediate payment to the under signed; and all persons having claims against him, will please present the same. „ JOSEPH S. CLARK, J Aa , iiraces *l4 ALBERT HAI\II, f Assignees HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS AT WHOLESALE, WM. N. NICHOLS has the pleasure of announcing to Merchants visiting Augusta, t v, at his stock of fIAIS, i. APS and BONNETS, Lr the Fall trade, is now complete, and all those desiring Goods in bis line, are in vited to call and examine it, as they win be sold at prices that cannot (ail to please. Successors to J. Taylor, Jr., A Cos., opposite the Bank of August*. __ sljrtf NEGROES FOR SALE WB HAN E for sale several Negro Women, Girls and Boyr, among which are good Seamstresses, No.l Cooks, Washers and Ironers, general house servants, very desirable. For particulars, apply to C. E. GIIURDKY A CO. ROCRAWAY. —For sale a Rockaway, with harness, but little used,—as good as new.- •u e. c. GRENVILLE k CO. COMMERCIAL. AUUUfcTA MARKET^ Fbipay, P. M. COTTON.—We have no change to notice. The market remains about the same as previously reported. EXPORTS. alff, 1 ,Ifor 1 for *'‘ w SHIPPING IHTELLIBEHOK —Cleared, steamihip Star of the South, Marks, New Orleans; M. L. scars. Satilla, Sta ples, Baltimore; Louisine, O’Neale, New York. WAREHOUSE FOB BENI. BY consent of the attaching credit ors of Il ja D. Robertson, will be rented till the first day of October, 1855, and possession givtn immediately, the WARE HOUSE, on the North side bf Reynold, and East of Mclntosh street, lately occupied by said Robertson. Terms, Ac. made known on appl cation to el 6 WILLIAM DOYLE, Dep’tySh’ff. BOUNTY LAND WARRANT MISCARTtT'E'Tt rvp I LEAKIN’ that about the month of June 1552 a BOUNTY LAND WARRANT, No. 89,734, for 80 Acres of Land, issued to me, was mailed to my address by the Hon. Fub’t. Toombs, which Warrant neverreached me. All persons are, therefore, cautioned against using said Wariant. The Commissioners cf Pensions and of the General Land Office, a e cautioned against re issuing or patenting sad Warrant, as I shall in due time, through an agent, apply t> the Commissioner of Pensions for a duplicate Warrant. sl6-w6t JOEL CRAWFORD. FOR SALE, A DELIGHTFUL bummer RESIDENCE, with J/fk an abundance of Wood, and a fine Spring of Wa- feH ter, mile*, from Hamburg, S. C. Possession given im mediately. Apply at this office. sl6 dtf PICKLED TOAGUIftP —Just received by steamer via Charleston, Whole and Half b bis. For sale by sl6 RUSSELL A SIBbEY. $25 REWARD. STOLEN from the subscriber, in bis room in Mr. D. B. Ramsay’s house, on the night of September 14th, a Gold Hunting Case Duflex WATCH,No. 5209, T. F. Coop er, No. 6 Calthorpe-st., London, maker ; with my name engrave lon the back. The above reward will be paid, on returning said Watch to Messrs. Beall A Stovall. 816-2 t B. A ARNETT. Lard.— 100 bbis. lard ; 50 Kits Do ; 75 Kegs Do. For sale by sl6 JOHN C. CARMICHAEL. SALT.— 1200 Sacks SALT. For sale by sl6 JOHN C. CARMICHAEL. \/f GLASSES.—SO Tierces Cuba MOLASSES. For sale IYI by [l6] JOHN C. CARMICHAEL. $5 REWARD. OTRAYED OR STOLEN, a small GREY -O O HOUND, brown color, neck half white, all four feet and the tip of his tail white. Information it ft at this office. s!4-d3t THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD. STOLEN from the subscriber, on the 2d inst., at the residence cf Mrs. Elizabeth WatscDs, near White Oak Camp-Giound, a BuACK HORSE, about seven years old, —feet high, heavy built, and a little hump backed, considerably sun buret. He is au elegant pacer, and a very good buggy Horse. I will give Ten Dol lars for information so that I can get him, and also Twenty Dollars for the thief that stole him. JEREMIAH BLANCHARD. Thomson, Ga., Sept. 12,1854. sl4-w2t FOR THE FALL TRADE. WE have commenced receiving, Cloths, Cassimers and Vestings, of the newest and most fashionable order, lor the Fall Trade. Gentlemen may rely upon having any article of Clothing they order made up in fashionable and correct style. Our Stock embraces every article of Dress and conveni ence for the Wardrobe. WM. O. PRICE A CO., sep!B Drapers and Tailors. NEW BOOKB, by the author of Sunny-Side, Ac.: The Tell Tale, or Home Secrets, told by Old Travel lers, by H. Fousta, author of Sunny-side, Ac. Little Ma ry, or Talks snl Tales for Ch Idren, by H. Fousta. Tne Last Leaf from Sunny-Side, by H. Fousta, author of Peep at Number Five, &c., with a memorial oi the author, by Austin Phelps. Father Brighthopes, or an Old Clergy min’s Vocation ; by Paul Creyton. Burr Cliff, its Sun shine and its Clouds, by Paul Creylon. Hills, Lakes and F rest Streams, or a Tramp in the Chataugay Woods ; by 8. H. Hammond. History of Cuba, or Notes of a traveler in the Tr< pics, being apolitical, historical and statistical account ol the Island from its first discovery to the present time; by Maturen M. Baliou, illustrated. The Arctic Regions, being an account of the American Expedition in teiich of Sir John Franklin, under the patronage of Henry Grinnell, E3q. Wild Scenes in a Hunter’s Lite, including cunning .dventures among the Lions, Ac., with 800 illus trations Frontier Life, or Scenes and Adventures in the Southwest, by Francis Haidman. Just received and for sale at [&l3] GEO. A. OATES k BEOS., Broad-;t. 13ICKLK8. —Just received by Iron Steamboat Company JL Boats —18 boxes TICKLEc, assorted size and kind. For sale by [sl3] RUSSELL & SIBLEY. BACON. —Just received from Chattanooga, Tennes see. “ Hh X ds S BA So ON ’ } Sides and Shoulders. For sale by sepl3 RUSSELL & SIBLEY BOSTON CRACKERS.—Just received by last sett of Boats, a few bbis. extra Boston CRACKERS, for sale by [sl3] RUSSELL k SIBLEY. NEGRO CLOTHS. Alexander <& weight invite the attention of Planters to their stock of NE IRO WOOLLENS, most of which is oi Southern manufacture, and their as sortment embraces some goods of very superior quality. OSNABUR 48, Georgia STRIPES and Plaid LINSEVS, all of which will be sold at low pric s. slB- t&w Lobsters and oysters.— lo doz. boxes oys ters and LOBSTERS, 1 and 2 lbs. e<ch, hermitical ly sealed. For sale by s!3 RUSSELL k SIBLEY. ALMONDS AND RAISINS,—Just received by last sett cf Boats — 8 bales Soft Shelled ALKONDS; 15 boxes RAISINS, whole, ha ves aud quarters. For sale by [s!B] RUSSELL & SIBLKY. o OAF AND CANDLES.—Just received by last sett O of Boats— -50 boxes No. 1 SOAP ; 50 do Sperm and Adamantine CANDLES. For sale by [sl3] RUSSELL A SIBLEY. LARD —Just received by Iron Steamboat to. Boats — 59 kegs Prime LARD ; 15 bbis do anu Pressed DO. For sale by sl3 RUSSELL & SIBLEY. NEW SUPPLY—Nolte’s great work, “Fifty Years in both Hemispheres,” just received by sl2 McKINNE & HALL. NEW BOORS—Noctes, Ambrosiane; b/ late John Wilson, Professor of Moral Ph losophy in the Univer sity of Edinburg, Editor of Blackwood’s Magazine, author of Is eof Palms, etc., etc., with Memories and Notes; by R. Sheldon Mackenzie, D. C. L., Editor Sheils Irish Bar. The Youth of Jt fferson, or a Chronicle of College Scrapes at Williamsburg, Va., A. D. 1764. Apbeila, and other Poems; by Two Cousins of the South, Miss Julia Pleasants and Thos. Bibb Bradly, just receiv ed by s!2 McKINNE A HALL. CUMMINGS’ MINOR WORKS-The Finger ot God, Christ our Passover, The Comforter. Also, all the above in one volume, just received by 812 THOS. RICHARDS k SON, MORE HATS, GENTLE ME ! JUST received Beebe A Co.’s Fall Style fashionableWW Moleskin HATS. Also, several cases of our own<Ur manufacture—they are handsome and no mistake. Call and see thtm at G. W. FERRY’S Fashionable Hat Store, Masonic Hall Building, Augusta, Ga. aul2 I )I(* HAMS.—B,OOO lbs. Pig BACON, very choice, for 1 sale by [my2s] E. C. TINSLEY A CO. BUGGY AND HARNESS FOR SALE. I HAVE an excellent oUGGY and HARNEeS for sale. s7 W VI. H. PRiTCHARD. MACKEREL. —A few bbls. Extra Mess MACKEREL, to be had tt [au2o] RUSSELL A SIBLEY’S. CHEAP PUBLICATION IS Hard Times, anew story; by Chas. Dickens. Rosa Woodville, or the Jailer’s Daughter ; by Alex Dumas. Rosa Lac bert, or Memoirs of an Unfortunate Woman; by G. W. M. Rey nolds. The Gentleman’s Daughter, or A Great City’s Temptations; ay the author of Mabel, the Actress, Ac. Dark Shades of City Life; by the author of the River Pi rates. Isabella, or the Pride of Palm mo—a romance; by the author of the Autobiography of an Orphan Girl, etc. Fearless Fred, or the Highwayman ■ Bride; by the author of Claude Duval, Paul Clifford, Ac. Paul Devere 11, or Two Judgments for One Crime; by J. Ingraham. Mary Bu chanan, or Inisbairlacb; by the author of Three Nights in a Lifetime, Garnelle, or the Rover’s Oath; by Chas. P. Bickley. v\ alter WarreJ ; or the Adventured of the North ern Wilds; by Owen Duffy. The Image of his Father, or One Boy is more trouble than a dozen Girls; bv the author of Whom to Marry and how to get Married. The Wheel of Misfortune; by Ned Buntline. The Adventures of Her cules Hardy; by Eugene Sue. For sale by s3 MoKINNE A HALL. NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS —We have constantly on hand the largest assortment ofSurgical and Denta’ INSTRUMENTS ever brought to this market. For sale low,by [jylß] D. B. PLUMB A CO. HARPERS’ .MAGAZINE, for September, edges trimmed, has been received, and is for sale at auSl GEO. A. OATES A BKO., Broad-st. GODEY’S LADY’S BOOK, and Arthur’s Home Magazine, for September, has been received at au gl GEO. A. OATES A BRO., Broad-st. MUSTARD.— 100 boxes superior New-York MUS TARDJust received and for sale by auao 8. C. GRENVILLE A CO. I >KPPKR.— 2O boxes fresh Ground Black PEPPER, -L just received and for sale bv au2o . 8. c. GRENVILLE A CO. BACON and FEATHEKB for sale low to close consign ment- [au’,s] DAVIS, KOLB A FANNING. piKK’h magnolia whiskey—ioo bbis. in A store, and for sale by jySl DAVIS, KOLB A FANNING. ANOTHER SUPPLY-— The Lamplighter. The Mas ler’s House, a tale of Southern Life; by Logan. Fern Leaves, from Fanny s Portfolio. Struggles for Life, an Autobiography. Just leceiyed, and for sale by sS McKINNE a hall. JUST ARRIVED, a fine lot of Indiana and dhTo HORSES, for sale at the Palaoe Stables, low for cash or on short time. *B*B* ANOY.— SlTboxes assorted Steam CANDY, just re ceived per steamer, and for sa #cK , _ . __ jy2o HAND, WILLIAMS A CO. CAAfW.BS. Choice SmJTßound Cut HAMS For ♦Jv/UU sale by [aug 27] ESTES A RICHMOND. SUGAR— lO hoxes white Havana Sugar, just received, and for sale by $9 8.0. GRENVILLE A 00. LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING in the Post Office, at AnguSta,Ga., on the 15 th of SEPTEMBER 1554. Persons wishing letters from this list will please say they are advertised. A. * Armstrong, Thomas Alexander, W T S Anderson, James A am?, D S Arnold, Catharine Al yq Miss Mary A Adams, Alden Ahem, Eugene B. Baker, Edward Bob>st.o J Russel Baker, Miss Elis Bonhinicab, John Bacon, Mary F Broad m a ns, J W Bassett, william Burs, Emma By as, W M Bas ton, Frances O Barnes, E Buck, Chailes Baxter, Miss, or Miss Bailey Bunch, Jerry Barritt.CG Burroughs, Miss Irene Bern an, W C Bus', y, Susan Beal, L B Bynes, Michael Beal, Miss M Eliza Banger, A J, care R T Beal, Miss Mary A, care Bunger of Mr Green Barrows, R W Bexly, E iz& A BartoD, Thomas Berry, Julia A Brandenax, T N Begbie, Jno T Brandt, H 2 Berry, Benjamin Brow, A T Bell, Harriett Br-shinar, Mr, for J Corbett Beach, H M Brocks, Catharine Black, Miss Mary Burehsardt, Gustard D Bird, Mrs Mary Ann Bradshaed, Thomas 2 B ankensbip, Wm H Brown, Miss Harah C Blackburn, Wm R Brown, Miss Sarah Branton, Wm H, for Mrs Brodnax, T V Mary Human Carness, Miss Mary 2 Clark, W M Caven, Eliz A Clarke, Sarah L CalhouD, Miss C A Clayton, John C Carnet, D H Cliett, Mrs G Hillman Coskery, John Clark, Robert k Cos Casey, Patrick Clinch, Bayard,care Henry CaveDder, P M Clinch Castleberry, D T Coroner of Augusta, to the Cave, Belfleld W Conwell.J C Calvin, D Cosgrove. Lawrence Carroll, Rev J W Conner,'Eugene Caricus, Carl Costly, Wm W Carpenter, Charles Cochran, Geo L Curry, B Cooper, Marcellus C Cass, Richard Cooper, Lewis B Carter, J D Cobbs, Miss Margarett Carter, Isaac Cornwell. Thomas Campbell, Rev J P Cooper, Dr Caffin, Mrs Matgarett Connel), Matthew Caffin, H Coghlan. P J Carroll, Michael Cowan, J M Christian, E A Coope , Eliza Churchill, Jordan G Copps, C Chissou, Priscilla Coarsey, Wm A Chavious, Anderson 2 Ccob, Mathew Chambers, C E Collison, James Chaven, C C, for Miss Ccoper, Eliza Stripling Coocb, Miss Mary A Chavers, Miss Anna Cody’s Callieren Clarkson, H C Contant, Mrs William Clarke, Mr, for Maria Low Cochran, R J Clark, E W Calvin, S J, or F S Morgan Cliett, John D- Dart, James H Downs, Elizabeth Danforth, John Dounley, Philip Davis, Cmser Dawdy, Frar cis E C Daniel, John W Danardel, Presly Davidson, W P Douglas, James H Davis k Son, J Daughtrey, C Davis, Shepherd Duon, James A Davis, Sarah M Du lap, Mr Desßarge, C Dupriest, John Denham, C J, for Miss Duucan, John W Ann E Johnson Dunlap & Allen Davenport, William Duncan, Rebecca U Donuud, Miss Sarah Duncan, John Dill, James, for Miss Mary E Dyle, Jas, for John Grant Dinsmore, Mrs E. & F. Elliott, B A Fisher, Thomas, for Sally England, J S 2 StriDgfellow Evaus, G C Fox, Harry Ervin, Randall 2 Fridell, H S Ezbert, P M Ford, James Ewark, J & J B Frierson, J L Farrow, Mrs Mary A Ford, N A 2 Farmer, J W Fr< email, Steven B Faughmen, Steven Frost, Samuel Falkner, Robert Fultin, Abram Foreman, W C Fuller, William Fogarty, D J e- Gairdener, Missus Gould, W A Gentilz, Adolph 4 Gorton, John Gentry, James Greene, J P Gentree, Mr, for J Henel Goodwin, Eliza Gillmore, J Green, James W B Gibbs, William Graig, J J Gilbert, Wm A Godwin, Jacob Green, Susannah Gurley, Annis Griffin, J B Guilboyle, John 2 H. fc I. Hackney, Wm A Holley, Rufus Hamilton, Julia A Havard, L C Hallett, Jno T Holcomb, Joanna Harland, R B Holm o, T Campbell Harris, James Hopper, W O, or Agent Haley, Michael Holsenback, Alise Ha 1 is, LN Hobby, S A Hendrix, OJ, care JW H Hoiges, Margarett Heard, J T Hotel, Jenny’s Heath, J D Hubbert, B H, for Master Henry, SB W W Herchell, Peter Hudson, Fleming & Cos Heckle, Ann J Hubbard, Jas C Henderson, James Hatches, Mr Henley, Francis A Ivy, Miss Martha Hinchey, Edmund Johnson, Judith J. & K. Johnston, B F Keating Mrs Mary Jackson, Henry Knox, Lurgi Jordan, James Kenrick, Inod Jones, Alfred Kent, R T Jackson, Charles C Keough, James Johnson, The mas King, M L •Jones, Alexander Kenrick, H A John on, J M Ker ch, Johnson, S Keener, Miss Harriett, care Jackson, Miss Indie Hen j Keener Johnston, M A Kilpatv ck, Matilda J hnson, Maria Kelly, Mrs, in care of Mr Jackson, Mrs Mary Kearns Kent, Lear K Kelly, Miss Catharine Kendrick, W U 2 Kretzmer, Mr 2 King, Mrs Anna Wylly Keener, Iliz C Kallflesk, John Knox & Leckie Kennedy, James Kneeland, Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, James Li Laoier, Ann Wesley Lester, B S Lambert, Nicrolay Lewis, Robert Lamar, J S Lczey, Isaac Lamar, T G & Cos Lowe, A. J Luuchey, Harriett 2 Live man, Henry B Larimore, Toby Loft >n, James T Laster, Georgia Ann Love, Philip Lunkeford, S Love, Lewis Lacey, Josiah Lord k Slater Lamar, Daniel Leone?, Daniel Ladson, Jas P Lovee, A 8 Lamar, Rev J S Lockett, E Dun ton, Gideon Low, Dublin Lacey, Josiah Livingston, A 2 Lee, F W Livingston, John 2 Lee, Timetha Livingston, W N Lewis, John Lucas, 6ML Lewis, C M. die Me. Mallard, A E McCann, John Maddox, Mrs L McClung, J H & Cos McMahoD, Capt J McCalla, Chas P Manahan, E D McKenny, Ann E Magurdhan, James McAllister, Mrs A Kitty, servant Mr C May Mclntyre, Henry McGura, Peter B McKennon, P H Marshall, Enoch McGahn, 8 J Mahathee, Robert McGregor, Le'is W Martin, RD McKeon, JnoC Marks, DW, for Daniel McKinzie, Sarah Jones McCook, Mary Mason, Sarah F McK , Jr Mclntyre, James Minergrode, John McKinze, Kate Mills, T R McCullough, Mr, for Eliz Mitchell, J C South Morgan, Mrs F E 0 McCann, Alex 2 Morris, Mary McDonnell, Miss Anna Morgan, Frederick Me (Jill, Margarett Morgan, William L McCue, P Monahan, John McNiel, 8 Mogwill, bich’d McGunness, Thos 2 Mimras, James L McLacghlic . Murphey, J McCombs, James Myers, J R, (not the Jew) Mcßooth, James McClean, 0 J N.& O. Nelson, R L O’Connor, Margarett Nelson, H Oswaelt. Uriah Nichols, Wm A O’Connor, Jere Nichols, W F O’Brien, Timothy Nulle-, James T O’Biley, Mrs Mary Niles, JW Oakman, W H Nixon, John O’Brien, Wm Navy, John 0 O’Brien, J W O’Neal, Ann O Owe ns, Archibald B Oneless, Elizer Pardue, E W Pemble, Charles Park, James, blacksmith Perry, B F Pannell, James Phanes, J Palmer, D 8 2 Pniilips, J T Pardue, W A Putman, T J Page, Ann K Pomeroy, Ann E Pores, David Pomeroy, Fred Page, Wm T Pond, Presilla Pell, John V Prior, B B Peak, Miss Claudice Prior, Joshua Pemble, Master 0 W R. Rasbon, Geo T Rigby, Harlem Rusky, Dr Jos Rich, John Raden, Wm Rich, W H Ransas, A R R ; ley, Mr, for Andrew Setz Rangow, Charles D Roper, Miss M A Reynolds, John Rogers, W E Reed, James H Robertson, George Reed, Samuel Robertson, Lewis Reed. Taomas G A Roller, Mr Bedford, Catharine Rudolph, Augustus Rums, John Roberson, R A Rickston, L L 8. Symmes, Albert J Simms, Mrs Jane M Scoth, in the care of Mr Sinclair, Francis Scott Smith, Miss Emily V Bcarce A Nash Smith, E B Sullivan, Sidney Smith, Charles Sawyer, W Smith, John Sea go, Levi SnelliDg, W D Sebastian, Hon W K 8 Bpears, DrJH Shannon, Thos Spears, Wm E Sheffern, John B Sprague A Muggett Shannon, Olivia Bpears, Wm Shaw, Patrick Slubbs, John 2 8 inner, Josephine 2 Stringfellow, Louisa E, care Shaw, Mrs Margarett E Thomas Fisher Skinner, Miss Isabella Stith, Josephine Sinclair, C B Stiles, Sam Semond, Ruff A Cos Stratton, Aaron Skrirt, Q Stackpole, B S mmon, P, for Bernard Stamtield, Marion P Meyer Stark, W W, for Louisa Skinner, 8 C Johnson Sindersine, Rosetti Starnes, Henry Sybbly, Permelia Stringfellow, Sarah, ca% - urns, Thomas T u Fisher Summer, Martha T. A V. Tannin, Jno L Trippe, Jno A Taylor, Sarah Turman, G A Thomas, Mr the Butcher Turner, Mrs N P Thompson, D B 2 Turner, Wm P Thomas, Edw E Tucker, Capt Jno F Thomas, J m Verdery, Mrs M S Thomait B F Verdiry, Mrs M Thompson, M A* Van Hunten, Francis H Th'mpson, RachelF Vance, Andrew Tompkins, Sarah Victor, V C Tobin, T T Vernuno, W M T mpk ns, S F Veranne, S for Tr.ppe, S E B Martha Bobescn Trippe, Jno M W. Y. * Z. Walke*, Jane L Williams, Vanceder Walker, J S Wll on, Samuel Wa'ker, Martha Williams, Lovell W .tkir<s, H Wil ox, Henry W'at*>ins, J sre, for Mrs Williams, Jane J. Caroline Taylor WUHus n, T. J. Waltou, tieo ge Wtmberly A Cos. Wallace, Mr CM Wil ans, Livina Watrons, Andrew WiukDy, Alexander Walsh, Jane Ann Wil? n, E >ly Walker, Lemuel Will ams, HeDry Welch, ‘ L Wi Hams, Louisa M Welch, Miss Clara Williams, Mr W S 8 Weydale, R A Walhters, F cate of Wreny, Augusta Schwartz Whitney, Fanney, for Wrigot, E J Lucy Hall Wright, Redding Winford, Jennie Wynn, Thomas W 12 Winford, Mary J Wiffis, Thomas W llau, D Wilson, Miss Patsy Williams, Mr L W * Wilson. Jopeph Wilson, 0 Young, Wm R Yarboro, Jsnnie, for Sarah Yarbcro, Miss Jennie Lurboard Young, Jam es JAMES M. BMYTHE, P. M. Augusta, September 15, 1854. sl6 NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. BY ROYAL LETiERS PATENT. rr'HK HYDKOMAGiKN, or Water-Proof, Anti-Con- X sumptive CORK SOLES, manufactured by HAR COUKT, BKADLEY &CO , 44 Market-bt , Manchester. Principal WarehoUci,lu2 Weou street, Chtapstde, Lon d n England. American Establishments, 88 Ann Street, and*io2 Nassau Street New York, U. S. The HYDROMAGEN is a valuable discovery for pro tecting the feet from damp or cold, and therefore a pre ventative ol many Lung diseases, without any doctoring whatever. The Hydromagen is in tne torm of a soie, and worn inside the boot or shoe. Its medicated caaracter is a powerful antidote to ulsease. gjFor Gentlemen it will be found agreeable, warm, and healthy, to wear in the coldest or rainiest weather, s the foot cannot tecome wet if the Hydromagen is inserted Ladies may wear the lightest soled Boots or Shoes in the most inclement weather with impunity; while v/onsump tion, so prevalent among the young of our country, may be thwarted by their general adoption. They entirely super sede over-shoes, as theiatter cause the feet to perspire in a Very unhealthy manner; and, besides, are net dange rous wear to pedestrians in icy weather, like India Rub bers. While the Utter cause the feet to appear extremely large, the Hydromagen, being a mere thin slice of Cork prepared, peculiarly placed inside, does not mcrea-e the size cf the boot, or cause the foot to appear untidy To Children they are extremely valuable, as they may en gage in exer ise with eomiort and healthy effects. Their expense is so slight as to scarce need menti n; besi es, those who patronize them will find their yearly doctor's hills much diminished thereby. As the Hydromagen is becoming more known, its sale is increasing to an almost incrediole extent. Last year in London, Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool, Glasgow, Leeds, Dublin, Paris, Antwerp, Hamburgh and B.rliu, our sales reached 1,732,450 pairs of Cork Soles. This year the number wdl far surpass that Ask the Facul y their opinion of their value as a pre ventative for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma and Con sumption. Men’s Size, per pair, 85 cents. Ladies’ “ “ 39 “ Boys’ and Misses’ 25 “ Notice —Frcm ti e retail prices we make a very liberal allowance to Jobbers and Whole alers, so that any store keepet may make a fine profit on their sale, while they are an article that may be kept in any store, among any class of goods. For terms, apply to HARCOURT, BRADLEY k CO., sl3-dsiwSm 88 Ann-Stveet , New York. THE CHEST. SIR ABTT.KY COOPER, B \RT., M. D., the emi nent Medical Practitioner, has left a valuable legacy to the world in his great preventative of Cornu-option, and unfailing cure for Pulmonary Diseases, without the use of Medicine. Sir A. C., Bai t , invented and aa ised the use of the MEDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR, to all persons of ad ages and conditiorff, as a certain ana a safe shieid avainst those fearful diseases, Consumption, Bron chitis, Asthma, Coughs, Colds aud other affiicti ns of the Lungs, which arise from the exposed state of the chest, ac cording to fashion , and the continual changes of our cli mate. *• The Protector ” is simply a chemically prepared Fur, lined with sila ; nd pa ded, which, suspended from the neck, covers the chest, in soagree> bie a manner that, once worn, it becomes a necessity and a comfort. “ The Protector,” aUbough but recent y introduced into America is tanking rapid pi ogress through the U. States, the Cau idas, South America, and he West Indies. It ha for a tong time been a staple article in Kr gland and on the continent of Europe, while it has grown in many countries to the poslti nos an article of dress. To demonstrate the.-e lacss enquire cf any English resi dent in your vicinity of his knowledge of the beneficial ef fects of wearing the Protector, without recourse to doctor ing of any kind The cost of wearing these articles is a mere trifle, and one will last some years. No one who values the health 01 himself or his fam ly will be without them. The Hospitals in ihis couutry at e not alone recom mending them, but rapidty introducing them. Harcourt, Bracley k .0.,0f Loudo i, and Manches.er, England, were original y entrusted with the mauulacture of the Prottc tors, by ihe lamented lir. Coone r , and oontin. eto manu facture according to his original instructions, and theie fore recon.mend those r. ho would wear “1 he Protectors,” to see to their being tfeuuine. Remember this is a s apt ■ article , and no Patent Med icine. REiatL prices: Gent’s Size $1 50 each. La. ies’ ** 1 00 ‘ Boys’ and Misoes’ ;ize 75 “ • harcourt, bradiey a co., 33 Ann Street and 10*2 Nassau Street , New York, U. S. Principal Warehouse, lo!4 door su, t.heapside, London. Manufactory, *4 Marxet-Stieet, Manchester, England, B. B. k Cos. are establishing Dtpots for the sate of “ The Protector ”in all parts of America Ph sicians, Surgeons, Druggists, Clothiers, Dry Goods Merchants, Hat ers and Milliners also uentlemen’a Furnishing Store-Keepers are entrusted w.th the wholesale aud retail distribution of them, aud to whom most liberal terms are ottered for their enterprise, and a splen id opportunity opens to them for sa e and profitable busine s. For terms, apply to HARCOURT, BKADLEY A CO., slB d&w3tn 38 Ann Sire t, New York , U 8. THE DYMK’tS INSTRUCTOR for dying Silk, Cot ton, Wool and Worsted and Woolen Goods, etc., con taining nearly eight hundred receipts; by David Smi h, Pattern Dyei. Tables for finding the mean height of Cro33 Sec ions and Cubic contents of Excavations and Rmbank m- nts ;by Pattick Lyon. The 1 radical Surgeon’t Guide. Rural Chemistry; by Edward Soby. Struggles for L le, or the Autob > graphy of a Dissenting Minis*or. Also, sequel to the Neighbor’s Children, fiem the German; by Mrs. 8a ah A. Myerc. For sale by sl2 THOS. RICHARDS A SON. BOOKS. —Now a-days. Fashion and Famine; by Mrs. Ann S.Stephens. Chesnut Wood; by Liele Linden. Time and Tide, or Strive and Win; by A. 8. Roe. Capt. Canot, or Twenty Years of an African Slaver—au account of his career and adventures on the coast, 4?.; by Brantz Mayer. English Items,or Microscopic Views of England anu Englishmen; by Matt. F. Ward.. Notes of a Theo logical Student; by Jas. M. Hoppin. Cavendish, or The Patrician at Sea; by W. Johnson Neale, Esq. The Ora tor’s Touchstone, or Eloquence Simplifi d —embracing a comprehensive system of instruction lor the improvement of the voice ; by Hugh McQueen. Just received and for sale by [s7] MoKINNE A HALL. NEW BOOKS.— Tae Comforter, or Thoughts on the Influence of the Holy Spirit; by Rev. Jno. Gumming, D. D Christ our Passover, or Thoughts on the Atone ment; by Rev. John Cumini g, D. D. Struggles for Life, an autobiography. Cumming’s Minor Work, containing the Finger of God, Ac. Sequel to the Neighbor’s Chil dren, irom the German; by Mrs. Sarah A. Myers. Just published, an i for sale at sT GEO. A. OATES A BRO., Broad-st. SHOE FINDINGS. A LARGE assortment of every article in the line, comprising in part French and American LINING SKINS, of all colors; Sheep and Goat BINDINGS; Gal loon LACES; WEBS, CORDS, Copper, Zinc and Iron SPARABLES and Shoe NAILS, TACKS, flit and round head; e*ery variety of French KIT and TOOLS; BOOT TREES and CRIMPS, LASTS, PEGS, Ac. For sale on ac commodating terms at the Saddlery Warehouse of SHERMAN, JESSUP A CO., late Wright, Nichols A Cos., No. 239, Bioad-st., 2d door above the new Bank of Augusta. s7 dttwSm MACHINE BELTING, TJATKMT Riveted, Stitched and Cemented, single and .L double, all widths, from 1t024 in hes. These Beits are ma ie from whole hi es, best quality of Leather, long used and approved by the mos> extensive i and machiuists in Georgia and adjoining States. A large stock always on hand at the Saddiery Warehouse of SHERMAN, JESSUP A CO., late Wright, Nichoh A Cos., No. 239, Broad-st., 2d door above the new Bank of Augusta. s7 d*tw3tn DISSOLUTION. THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be tween the subscribers, under the firm of W. H. HOWARD A SON, is this day dis olved by mutual consent. Either of us will use the name of t e firm in liquidation. WM. H. HOWARD, September Cth, 1554. GEO. J. HOWARD. THE SUBSCRIBER having removed to the store under the Franklin House, and opposite the Planters’ Hotel, will continue the GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS in all its branches on his own account. He will give his personal attentic n to the sale of Cotton, Flour, Grain, Bacon, Lard, Hay, and to all kinds of produce con signed to him, and hopes by strict attention to business, and tbe advantages oi several years experience, will ena ble him to please all who may favor him with their pat ronage. Cotton stored in a Fire proof Warehouse. WM. H. HOWARD. September 6th, ISE4. sS d3w*wßm EW WORKS. —Fashion and Famine, by Mrs. Anne Stephens. Ethan Alien, and the Green Moun tain Heroes of ’76, with a sketch of the early history of Vermont. Easy Nat,cr the Three Apprentices, a tile of life in New York and Bosfon,but adapted to any meridian, by A. L. Stinson, editor of the Express Messenger. The Master’s House, a Tale of Southern Life ; by Logan. Bertha and Lil y, or the Parsonage cf Beech Glen, a Ro mance; by Elizabeth Oaks Smith. Tlconderoga, or the Black Eagle, ari mance of ad iy not far distant ; by G. P. R. James. Hermits Dell, from the Diary of a Penciller; also, a supply of Dodd Family, Sir Jasper Carew, Clara Moreland, Ac. Also received, Graham’s Magazine, and Peterson's Magazine, for Septemoer, at sep!3 GEO. A. uATES A BROS., Broad-st. RB. BTOWB’S NEW HOOK. -Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands; by Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe. Also, the Three Colonies of Australia, their Pastures, Cop per Mines and Gold Fields; by Samuel Sidney: London edition, with numerous Engravings. For sale by c u, wiiu 6 TUOS. RdCHARiJSJt SON. ‘HE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE, a Book for Young Farmers; by George E. Waring, Jr., Con sulting Agriculturist. For salg|by „ 9 8 8 THOS RICH .RD3 A EON. O K SEGARS, just imported, by g 9 DaWSON A SKINNER. Oil /mTTUW. mill TennßAOoN, (hog round,) mr ZO.UUU sale by HAND, WILLIAMS A CO. m/L0 olTHßltTll MIbTAHD.-We have just received >5 100 dot. of Hudson’s Mustard. jels WM. H. TUTT. Druggist. RYE HOUSE PLOT, v 01.2; by Reynolds, Just pub fished, and for st. le at •9 GEO. A* GATES. A BAGS., Broad-st. lotteries. SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY! \ ii ( By authority of the State o) Alabama) CONDUCTED ON THE HAVANA PLAN. JSSClass E, to be Drawn Sep. 20, IHS I.I^SmI capitals ;;;;;;;; % „ BtK>o ~ imo In h11,23S prizes, amounting to fSO.KX’ Ticket* *6 OH—Halves ami Quarters in proportion. Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par. All communications strictly confidential. 8. SWAN, Agent and Manager, Sign of the Bronze Lions. Montgomery, Ala., August 20, 1554. au22-td GREENE & PULASKI MONUMENT Managed, , Drawn and Prizespaid by the well known and responsible firm of GREGORY k MAURY SALES CLOSE EACH PAY AT 2 O'CLOCK CLASS 57—by Delaware 218—to be drawn on Saturday, Sept. 16. Grand Scheme. *87,5 0 1 3 prizes *10,000; 8 of *5,000; 2 c.* *3,272; 25 of *1.000; 62 of *400; 200 of *2OO, besides numerous others. Tickets *lo—shares in proportion. CLASS 222—t0 be drawn in Augusta on Monday, Sept. 18. Lucky Scheme. *10,tlO"! ! *2,000; *1,747; *1,190: 2 nrUes of *I,OOO, Ac. Tickets *2.so—Shares ir proportion. Risk on a package of 25 quarters *6 55. _ EXTRA CLASS sS—by Delaware 215, Tuesday. Sept. 19. Splendid Scheme. *25,000. 5 Prizes of *6,000; *1,748; 10 of *I,OOO, Ac. Tickets *s— in proportion. CLASS 224—t0 be drawn in ‘Ugusta on Wednesday, September 20. Favorite Scheme. *S ,975! *2,600; *1,340 ; 2of *I,OOO, Ac., Ac. Tickets *2 —shares in proportion. Risk on a package of 25 quarters, *7 40. CLASS 223—t0 be drawn at Augusta on Tuesday, Septem ber 19th. The 1 ittl a Native. *4.150! $1,200; *750; Ac., Ac. Tickets |1 —Halves 50c. Risk on a package of 26 quarters, *3.75 JOHN A. MILLEN, Agent. On Jackson-street, next the Globe Hotel. 53?“ All orders from the city or country, strictly confi dential. sl6 AUGUSTA SADDLE AND HARNESS MANUFAC TORY, IQQ BROAD-BTREKT, under the Augusta Hot<*l. iyO At the above et ablishment can be found a large and well se ected assortment of SADDLES, BRIDLE.*, HARNESS, TRUNKS, CARPET-BaGS, VALISES, Ac., which wilt be sold on accommodating terms. Work of all kind made to orJc : with neatness and despatch. HATCH A BEGBIE. Augusta, August 29th, 1854. außo SADDLERY, AC.—FALL TRADE-1854. SHERMAN, JESSUP A UO., late Wright,Nichols A Cos., having increased their arrangements for manu facturing and importii •, are prepared to exhibit an uuu Bually large and varied assortment of SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, WHI PS, TRUNKS, VALISES CARPET-BAGS, and every description of Goods m that line. Aiso, a heavy stock of SADDLERY, HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, SPRINGS, AXLkS, CASTINGS, ac., which are offered to dealers and manufacturers at low prices upon their usual liberal terms for approved credit, at No. 239, Broad-st., 2d door above Bank of Augusta. s7-d*twßm 100 DOZEN FRENCH CALF SKINS. NOW arriving of favorite brands and assorted weights, warranted fresh. For sale on favorable terms at the Saddlery Warehouse ®f SHERMAN, JESSUP ACO , late Wright, Niehols A C0.,239 Broad st., 2d door above the new Bank of Augusta. s7-d*twßm CAUTION. ALL persons are forewarned from trading for, or in any wise receiving, any Notes of hand signed by Thos. H White A Cos., or T. H. White A Cos., which bear date after the first day of October, 1851, as no person, since that date, has had any authority to use said name, and I will enforce the law to its extent, if any such note or notes are presented for payment. H. W. MASSENGALE. Chattanooga, Sept. 4,1854. s7 twlm . THE AUGUSTA MACHINE WORKS ARK now prepared to do the following kinds of wo;k witb neatness and despatch : STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, of any style or finish ; also BANK VAULTS, IRON FRONTS; SILLS and LIN TEL?, for Building . RAILROAD OaRS, of all kinds and descriptions, made in the most substantial and beautiful manner; Wheels for same warranted for one year. IRON RAILINGS, of various styles for Balconies or Fences. GOLD MINE CASTINGS, of all descriptions, made to order. BLACKSMITH WORK done in the best manner. MILL WORK— 11 ki dsof Mill and Gin-gearing,Shaft ing, Pulleys, Wa er Wheels, *c., on hand. LitASs CASTING will also have our attention. PLANING AND SAWING LUMBER. Flooring—PlaneJ. Tongued and Grooved at $5.00 per 1000 feet superficial; Ceding—Planed, Tongued and Grooved at 5.00 per 1000 >eet superficial; Weather Boarding—Planed and Jointed 4.00 perlOOO feet superficial; Planing—both sides, $3.00 per 1009 superficial feet. Use of Circular Saw and one man will be >sc per hour. Heavy Sawing, requiring two men, will be *1 A.l orders must be left in the office, not in the shop. Cash wil be iequir and in all cases unless otherwise agreed upon with W. M. HIGHT, uen’l Superintendent. Sb-dAWiy TO KlaE, 1 A NFGRO MEN, until the Ist day of January. Also, XV 3N gro Women, among which are House Servants, and a fine Nurse. E .quire of W. II OAKMAN,Jk, At J. J. Byrd’s, upper end of Broad-street, on and alter the 18th inst. s9 ts HOUSEHOLD for September, has been received. Subscribers will please call for tneir copies. Knickerbocker, for September, has been received. Illustrated Magazine of Art has been receiv and for Sep tember. Also, Frank Leslie’s Ladies Gazette, for Septem ber. For sale at s9 GE >. A. OATES & BROS., Broad-st._ Y>OIiCKLAIN VASES.—A very extensive selection j. of FRENCH CHINA VASES, of the newest st.'les, at the Crockery Store of [s9] E MUSI'IN. FBEE THADE AND NO MONOPOLY! WHO SAYS GAS OR LEAD PIPES? JHOHK dr (JO., Plumbers and Gas Fitters, atthe • corner of Jack-on and Teitair streets, immediately in the rear of the Baptist Church, would like t<~> know. We take pleasure in statir g that we are now prepared to run GaS and WATER PIPES into stores, dwellings, churches, facto* ies, public buildings, Ac., at as low a rate of as good material and workmanship as can be obtained and done in any Southern city. In addition to this we will keep a constant supply, and procure at the shortest noti e the following articles, viz : Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets, Hall Burners, Stiff an ‘ Flexible Drop Lights, Gas Pipes of all sizes, Lead and Block Tin Pipes, Water Closets, Wash-Basins of various patterns, Wood Bathing Tubs, lintd with Copper and cead; Copper and Brass Shower Baths, Cooking Ranges, with or without Wattyr Racks; Copper and Galvanized Circulating Boilers; Cast Iron Sinks, for Kitchens or Pan tries, ofal sizes and patterns; Brass and Iron Lift and Force Pumps of various patterns and sizes. A 1 orders le't at the shop or with the Superintendent of the Gas Works will be personally and punctually attend ed to JOHN ROWE, s5 ly G. 8. HOOKEY. TO RENT, BY THK Ist October, a Tenement HODSE on jOSf Ellis st.,juft below the Lower Market, lately oc- Mit cupied by Mr. Ward. Also, a Square of Land in the Upper part of the city, with Bor tU Houses on the prem ses, suitable fo r a Coun try Public Bouse, with a large Wagon Yard and Stables attached. For terms, Ac., apply to JAS. ADAMS, sia-dtf orL DWELLE. CANDLES— 100 boxes of good and prime Adamantine CANDLES, for sale low, by jy2o HAND, WILLIAMS A 00. HAMB— 5,000 lbs. Tennessee Hams, just received, and for sale by s2 S. C. GRENVILLE A CO. O RANGES—5 bbls. Sweet Oranges, just received, and for sale by §2 8. C. gKENVILLE A 00. CHAIRS— Will be sold, to close consignment, 10 doz. Greci n Cane Seat Chair3; 8 do. Windsor Chairs, manufactured in Columbia, S. C. s2 8. C. GRENVILLE A CO. UNION BANK CHBCR BOOKS, all sizes, for sale by [si] THOB. RICHARDS A SON. SKETCHES OF THE IRISH BAR ; by the Rt. Hon. Richard Lalor Shcel, M. P., with memoir i and notes by R. Shelton Mackenzie, D. C. L., in 2 vol. For sale at au2 GEO. A. OATES A BROS., Broad-st. SEIDLITZ POWDERS.—Afresh lot of BEIDLITZ POWDERS, warranted pure and full weights. Just eceived at [au22] W. H. A J, TURPIN’S. CLARIFIED AND REFINED SUGAR—A large stock on hand. HAND, WILLIAMS A CO. july 80 FOR SALE—A superfine Smut Machine, made by Leonard Smith. SCRANTON, SEYMOUR A CO., au2 No. 2, Warren Block. RICK.— 50 Tierces of different Qualities, just received j?y [jy3o] HAND, WILLIAMS A CO TO HIRE.—We will hire, until Christmas next, a House Servant and nurse, a Girl 17 years old. Also, a Cook, Washer and Ironer, a Woman about 29 years old. [aulO] 8. C. GRENVILLE A CO. QOWBWtWaUI. aVcniRD. IM)R SALK, by HAND, WILLIAMS A CO-, IS do r “"ffiICKLSS, i. ,• fa* ebta, JStoffi'UNSTBGPI 100 bozes No. 1 SOAP; - 25 “ Pale do. jOO “ SODA, in pound papers; 25 kegs Pi Carb. SODA ; 2 casks Extra LEMON SYRUP. au2 IN STORK, and for sale by DAWSON A SKINNER— Hiram Smi h’s FLOUR, from new Wheat: Smoked BEEF, (fresh); New COD-FISH ; Irish POTAILES; Fresh Boston CRACKERS: Pure Cider VINEGAR; White Wine “ imported. s9 MOLASSES— 60 hhds. W. 1. Molasses, in extra order, fer sale by au2 HAND, WILUAMS A CO. AGGING— 2SO bales GUNNY BAGGINGTsomeofT very heavy, for sale by myl7 HAND, WILLIAMS A CO AND BOOk OF Practical and Technical. By F. A. of Chemistry at the Royal Mi itary Academy, Woo 1 Wien, Ac. For sale by jeSO IHOB. WCHaRDS 4 SON, AUCTION SALES. BYS. 0. GRENVILLE f COT^ r r , UK*D4Y, 19th irst, a< lu o'clock A m wt . will te u A at the residence rccei t'y oceupied t y Mr SMsbtrry’ on R> yno d-street, the Household and Kitchen Furniture’ consisting i n part, o’ Chsirs, Tab'e*, Clock, l amps, Crock-’ ery Wsre, Carpets Win *ow Curtains, Card Tables, Ho: g -1 * Mirrors and Bedding, Bureus, Moves, Pol-, Ovens, and every ar meutuaily to .„e ioona u a ; riva.e resi.ence. Terms 1 asn - slB U V s. C. GKKJSVILLE & co Sale wider a proe ecling forPortUion. BY virtue of an order oi thTsu erorCourt of Richmond county, Georgia, the undersign and Commug! w iii sell on the firs. Tuesday in OCTOBER next, at the Lower Mnrket Home lu Augusta, during the usual hours of publio sales, the following described Real Estate, belonging to W.lliam H. Hatfield and Elisa Virg nia Hatfield, as tenants in common: All that lot of Land, with the improvements thereon, on the sou’h side of Broad-street in the city of Augusta, bounded cn the north b Broad-street, on the east by real estate held by Andrew J. Miller, as trustee for Mrs. Picquet, on tue south by Eliis-strect, and on the west by estate owned or occupied by Mrs. Smith; it being the Brick Store, with a Dwel ing over head, fronting about twe ty seven feet on Broad street, near the Lower Market House, and running th ough o' hke width to KUKstre*', w.th a wooden h us* on Ellis street The brick sto.e and dwelling on Broa i street are now rented to and occupied by lhonas R. Rhodes. p “ Terms—one-thir dor the purchase money to be paid in cash, the other two-thirds to t e secured by note and mortgage. The note to he made payable on the lt ary, ISS , with interest from the day of sale. The proper ty to be in ured for the amount of purchase money unpaid and policy to be tre sterred The reut notes for the com . ing year will be transferred to the purchaser. JOHN K JACKSON, i WILLIAM A. WALTON, >Commissioners GEORGE G. McWhorter, f en ’ August 25,1854. BY C. E. GIIIAKDEY & CoT~ AD >IIXI S>T HATOR'hMbA I.h.—WiU be sold, at the Lower Market House, in the city of Augusta, on the Ist Tuesday in OCTOBER next, within the legal hours of sale, (by order Court of Ordinary) a tract of Land con taining frt -five acres, (more or le-s) lying and b- ing in the county of Richmond, near the Qu tser Springs, bei .ug it g to the estate oi G. P. Flanigan, adjoining lands of Francis Tompkins, Arthur Smith, John Skinner and Thom, as Bealle Said tract will be sold subject to a mortgage, for s6oo and interest. August 16, 1854. 08W ELL K. CASHIN, Adm’r. BY CAMILLE E. (iIRAIU)EY & U\ Ececutor’s &i!e of an tx eiudve Stock of Jewelry Gold and Silver eiaUihes, Materials, store fixtures dko., tke., at Auction. ’ WEDNESDAY, the 27iu September next, at 10V o’clock, A. M., will be sold, agreeable to an order ” irom the Court of Ordinary o f Richmond county, at the store of the iato Thos W Freeman, ueoeased, the entire contents or said si .re, consisting in part of— Gold and Silver WaUhis, am mg them being Lever, De tached do., single and hunting Cases, and of the best rna ers. Jiswautv.—Gold Fob, Vest and Guard Chains, Chatte lai s do.; Medallions, Wa ch Seals, Ear-drops, nd Riugi, Stud Buttons-, Bracelets, Cuff Pins, Seal, Set and Plain Rings, Lockets, Ac., Ac. Saver and Plated Goods, oonsisting of heavy Table Spoons, Tea do.; Knives. Castors, Ac A large number oi first and second-h nd 8 and 80 day Brass clocks with weights and springs. —ALSO— -1 Regulator, 8 Work Benches, 1 Chest of Drawers, 1 Up right Desk, 1 Secretary, 1 Iron fire ; roof Sa f e, 1 high Glass Case, 4 naLdsome Show Cases, Tables. Sofas Ac ALSO— Stock of materials, consisting of Watch G asses. Mala spr.n sand such articles as are usually required in the Jewelry business. The attent on of the public are invited to examine their Goods, as they are positively to be sold to close up the bugioess of the late Thos. W. Freeman, deceased. bales will commence on Wednesday morning, and oon (ioue at night if not closed out during the day until all is sold. Every article U be warranted as represented. Terms cash before delivery. JOEL N. FREEMAN, Ex’r., On Estate of Thos. W. Pieman, deceased. August 16,1854. G* K.\ l ’o Oalf Congress GAITERS, receive ’ bv Is 8 ALDUI ;u A ROYAL. i i tfAiT’s sup rii rfi ie Calf peg .1 n O ■ree lvlk| V I _s3 ALIRICH A ROYAL. CABPEIINGS! C IuPEIiNGS! !~” JUST AKD by the subscriber, an i offered at the lowest market pr.es, a very fine Lt of IMPORTED and DOMESTIC C ARID TINGS, which Are wed assorted in prices, styles and qualities. 9 _ J P. SETZE, TO MEKCHANIS. I OFFER to Oi.y ad Country Merchants a *B*iO large and vel’ selected stock of C&OcKEitY, c GLASS aid CHINA. Thos wishing t” purchase, w will find it to their interest to call at 294 B.oad stree si 2 MUSTTN. PH N ZY * CLAYTON, WAREHOUSE AA O COMMISSION MER CHAN TB, Augusta, Ga. s6 6m POLK COUNTY LAND. I OFFER for sale my plantation in Po k county, four miles east of Cedar Town, on the Vtn Weit road, consisting of seven hundred and twenty acres of Land,24'J acres rleared and in cultivation; Gin-home aud Screw; Oichards of the best kind and good water. Call and look. s7 wlm H. F. WIMBERLY. OAK SOLE LEATHFK, trimmed N.J inspected tlaughter UIDEB, a J stipe ior article, and worthy the att> ntion of City Boot Makers. Also a large asso uncut, fßa tunoreSpan ish Oak Sole, for sale at the Saddlery Warehouse. SHERMAN, Jtb UP A CO., late Wiight, Nichols A Cos., 289 Broad-st., 2d door above new Bank of Augusta. s7 d*tw3m HEMLOCK SGLS LEATHER, IN every variety of <*eig t and quality. Also, Harness, Skirting, Bridle, Baud, Picker, Lacing and Roller LEATHER, and every description of Patent LEATHER always on hand and for sale at the Saddlery Warehouse, 8H 1 RMaN, JrSSUP A CO., late Wright, Niehols A Cos., 2 9 Broad-st., 21 co .r above the new Bank of Augusta. s7 dttwßtn BECEaVED THIS DAY, BOXES fiesh eoua CRACKERS; Dt) 5 bhls. Butter do.; 500 lbs. fresh Bmoke.l BEEF; 8 bbl3. Pickled I’oNGUES; 500 lbs. new COD-FISH ; 5 bDls. POTATOES; • 2 “ Wfiite LEANS; 15 boxes new OHEE ?E; 1000 lbs. Sugar Curea Canvassed HAMS. For Kale by B]a G. T. DORTtO. FOB SAL£. A LOT of fine, wel-broke young MULES, two Cne HORSES, one lai ge WAGO N. iron axletrev, with Har ness, one second-hand CARRIAGE. Enquire of W. U. OAK MAN, Ja,, At J. J. Byrd’s, upper end ol Broad-gtreet, on and after the 18th inst. B a.tf OU l HONKYMAX. and other Comicalities from Puncn —illustrated by J. M’Clenan. The American Cotta e Builder, a series of D signs, Plans, and Specifi cations frem 20U to *20,000, for Homes for the People ; by John Bulloch, Architect, Civil Engineer, Mechanician, and Editor oi the History and Rudimeats of Architecture, Rudiments of the Art of Building, Ac. The Knickerbocker for August has also been received at auil GEO A. OATES A BRO , Broad- t. THE BKEVjOHT HOUSE, FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER OF EIGUTH-hT., N. YORK. IMIIB esUblishmvnt, fiuished and furnished, withal . the modern conveniences and comforts, was opened for the reception of permanent and transient v.sitors, on Tuesday, the 4th of September. It will be conducted en tirely on the French p an, with are taurant attached or me tla ent to rooms. The ca'erir g dep irtraefytg, will be exclusiv.ly under the dlrootion m Mr. Sandersou late of the College Hotel. Families des rous of engaging apart ments, can do so by applying at trie office of ‘he Hotel, or to the Proprietor, CURI’IB JUDBON, s6-dlm of the New-York H.vel. MATTHIESBEN * O’HaRA^ CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, UO KABT DAY, corner of Queen-street, Charleston, ♦J 8. C. We would respeetf ily call the attention of Merchants of Georgia, dealing i Re dy-maie CLOTiIING, to our extensive and varied stock of Cmthi .g, compri.-lng all qualities. All goods irom our esiabiiehmeut are war ranted, both for style and workmanship. Particular attention given to orders. Wm Matthiksbkn, | Wm. P. O’HakA. s6 swtDl A FIAK lot of MEDICINE C JESTa aud Phyaicltna’ XV. BaDDLE-BaGS, of the most approved *fylc for sale by ljy 20j D B PI U B * 00. TUIIPKV TINK.-5’ bbls. TLR. E.\Tl *r., j st rej ceived and for sale at W. H. AJ. TURPIN’S, jy2s Druggists, above Lamback’s Couiectionary. 71 ILMAN’tt • lUttll HAIR DYK— A sure remedy U for certain imperfections of nature, as exhibited la the progi essive spirit of Young America. Also, Phalon’s HAIR DYE and IN VIUORATOK, TKICOPH EROUS, KA THAIUON, and any quantity ol FANCY PERFUMERY, Ac. Call and see. W. H. AJ. TURPIN’S, Drag and Apothecary Store, above Lambark’s Confec tionary. KAUH BRANDY.—B bWa. Huperior Peach braN- DY on consignment, PANNING. 7 \Lit 11 OVKY>IdO.\ and o’-ber Comicalities, irom Vy Punch, with original illustrations by J. McClenan. Select Writings of Robert Onambers—Essuys Famdlar and Humorous. Stories of the Irish Ptasantr ; by Mrs. B 0. Hall. German Literature; by Joseph Gostick. The French Revolution from 1789 t 1840; by T. W Red head. The Life and Works of Robert Bums; edited by Robt. Chambers, in 4 vols 12 mo. Sketches of Genoa, Pia and Florenoe, with a description the Cathedral or Milan, Iran luted from the French of Jules Jenin ; by Mrs. M Harrison Robinson. Life and its Aims, in two parts— part Ist, Ideal L fe; part 2d, Actual Life. p< ck*;t Book of Mechanic and Engineering—containing a Memorandum of Fa bta and oonnection of Practice and Theory j by John W. Nystrom, C. E. Also, part 6 Chambers* Journal- Also* another suppi> of the Pilgrims of Wuismgham; by Ago Strickland. Just received by „ „„„ aulj THOS. RTQHARP3 A ROW. CHOICE PSBFUmKBY. JU§T received a supply of nnm, Harrison's “ Prairie Flower” COLOGNE{ • * “Magnolia"Table’ i m Shampoo LOTION; <l B:iy Lef WATER; . “Upper Tm” EXTRACT: u “LIP BALM:” * <( “ Lemon ROUGE * Depiiotory PO \ DBi “ Mam mouth laundry ioAP. These preparations are unequalled for delicacy and richness of perfume. jjciSj WH. TUTT, Druggist. RIU’K— 10 tierces fresh bea RICE, for sale bv jy2o HAND, WILLIAMS A CO. IQXK THKHOUTHKUA aLTh a a AU, With the LcjitUs Oourts cf North and South Carolina, Georgia Alabama, TenaeM#*nd Florida, for 1b56. For sale b* Wtt TiiOJS, RICHARDS A BON,
