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Ortilti :Chronicle & Ocutiucl BV W. S. JONES. HRONN’Lfi .V. .SHiNTIiVUL. i'l HLJhIIKD uI ,V. TKI-HKEKI.Y AND WEEKLY, by WILLIAM. 8. JONES. I ERMS. v "ER—Pub-i-hed Mioniing and Evening.— i I-. Oo< Lars per annum, paja „ - ' in (if He u( !iiv(><i THKKF. MON THS !, i < iji i>y : la.j—Si: vk\ Dull a its in '<l in.'i mo STM.'i Eight Dollars. i.KI.Y RARER Rue it Dollars per annum , it payment ue delayed riIKKK months : U— A mammnjtb *heet|—Two DOL- I in.-d’■ ai>aed < HKKF. DOLLAR!: if i. laved J H lit» MONTHS. ; E’ii ia'n of iirferday. ity '! KLM.Kdl'i:. hiilliH i xiOjtl JiUAOPE. A Rl , , A L OF THE STEAMER whsSeeßßßm INDIA N . , Mny I. 1 lies Lviiu v Indian hamtrrived ’ |j .. i rj,- . 1 dates of Apni iiii. Liverpool .'l irltel, ■ niL, April- I—Col*on was dull and quo. I i:rely maintained. Sales of three days j , including i -ill i to Speculators and Ex- ' I- Wheat advanced 2d and Corn *id. : I ■i. Spirits Turpentine Ids. fid. M ' t.V lighter. .ALsecllimeous. . H.of Commons is thus classified, j :• a rmians *J(»•"», L)erbyitee227, Reformers ; i. I, la - :1 hu. rej c lod the Central American adopted the K lglisU system of traus n;: i ininals. 1 s.i hand Mexican I> tliculty wore a pa "ILL I.ATEH FROM EUROPE. . the steamer E I I i <t I* A . ;,i a\, May 15.—Tn steamer Eurnpa has ar i :i L':v. - pool d'Rci* of the t-V.ll ult. \ —( itton had slightly de- j p cs.sii.g- sale-'. Lower grades had j •Salts of tee week 11,000 bales in- j 'to spcculat >rs and iOitO to exporters. i i ' ••MmTs were steady. H jin tiad sailed for China, i -iscan and Swiss Knvoys had accepted the j ;i in regard to lie- \ ufchatel difticnlty. From .Mexico. ■ kins, May :t. —Mexican dates of the that ten Archliisliops and many priests rested, charged vrit!) being concerned it urrection. T.« A,rchbiahop would \ w York Jlarkrt. . \l ly I —Cotton is '|n’et. Salts 1,000 '.i inged. (irain tion and holders Spirit': Turpentine advauced J 1 .tv. Mt.v •>. —Cotton i* heavy, ut cent | s s t.i day 1 'I b.i - ■ at 1 certs for ! .- ' i \ aid II cent f l t'planda. Flour : 10 . *ißs aovaiii • \\ bite Wheat 1 R i as * M \. • ('urn Sli cenf°. Spirit? i V) cento. I.’ -in is finu. Freights are -I ( Imrtesion .’Yln.r! cl. *■ May fi, 1, I*. M n ton—The I - pa; ctiy c dm t--da'. Mo buyers out, i wort. • _ Fa r tiv i lie lit (fin n. ! t; i • iiuliiaol I > ike (.onst.-uf ine ! i ■ ( with the ii-u.ii honors. a • «• French manufacturing dis- i ; a r'.'ble dec'ine in breadstuff? | ■ u.‘ 'in- arge stock of wheat. ■ ir tin- growing crops was most fa- i s- • t Mexican difficulty presents It fi'- ?! :le.llent. i w i/kki.ami —The four Powers up a grot 1 presenting' terms f<o a -ii Sw /erh-id and die '• ■ i'i >n lo enforce it., fart declaring 1 ':--y will do all they can to pre 1 i- If is-i-i i port of Salioh had beet • ( u M—nin-i, and the ganiaon mas id I'd —T.:-steam trijrates I v n and the giuop-of-wa iv r now ti l :mg out with all despatch I i- -qu-i ii nu i:i the Ch ncse . ; eas, whici i. .•! m. s.|i ,;| to pruteitl ihe estewlru e L j:■ ed States now* employed in • c t ina. I n tl:e year thousands of tons of Ame a »i h lugi.c valued by the million .•-it •• tiv- --j i c\J ports <-f China— -. \ . I- - • ow too and Si an I'-i'v i ive on? th ee ves.-jets, rnouiting i v -guns, to protect this vast amount of iifxi ■>ls if war bearing the Oag o> I Y. . arc now on tiu coast ot Cuinu : Guns N n .Ja< in!a. (tl Mgsbir.i lit j- •* Portsmouth.. 32 T . : .y, , 1 ,\- -c -are now fi'iiiig out, and will • - 1 t ?!••;»; t . take their departure to the Lr-i; In. ia fleet: Guns. ju <> rir.;; to - , n i s - v<- vos ’h arrive out there we sha !! - - I <1 { t-veiify S'-Vi-ngUi ? I ti ■ whir i a’ cos the heaviest cab ! ervic-s sh uil be leq'dred, lb ■> .1 th; nr'a weighty argument iii uui ' I.—A’-nved at Xcw Bedford, yes J .n (t (pin In m Hone-lam. F<ll in •v of the KM mat., selrr. James . •*: Xe.i-y..ii-. , thatce i days from Boa-' • ;• pi a, 1c iking I a iiv a:al short of pro -i— -a i had been blown off by con •of w pi.q had tour f<-et of water in -t.-n in vi-.th. The captan and iin .i r. were tukeU aboard the John 1- o N w.Bedford. April I.—The stables of ll.upper dr 11 ■'< '*-11 pin alley owne-l by Capt. Guy '•'rely dc-ii -yed by fi-e S-iudav morning s were burned to death. Loss f l^Hl; no •p.'. xc.rnx. M a y o—There atc several hundred M'*-' Cousubiiips. Mr. Casa slated this ; the frinj.-et. vv.iti.d not be acted on till f s Par! ridge lias been appoi- tad Marsha! , ; , -Jt vice Mr. Cliapiu whose c< m.nission La? ‘ I*a., May 2.—At our borough election to , 1 i elected' their borough oflicerej, ;r ■ : “ete- Mt-.fntyre chief burger by sixty-five . i . List tall, when Mr. Buchanan carried 4 ’ ■ v ’,! b-u-ongh was against him. A large ' x 'i ty. 3.—The Provincial Parliament i , '"ißied to Thursday. The Govemor < i,'"" 11 *' b . giving the Atlantic Telegraph ‘•‘•il-A '? 1,1 u.-'.ve right tor titty years to laud pou the shores of thi.s province. K [, ‘ K • May 2 —Arrived to-day ship Storm 1- m ' ,0 ' a te s to the Bth of March, to- j,,. 1 " ‘id*? received «t this port from Rio I'th of March. ffiiw \'| dsjr 2.—The bark Francis Parkridge fesirt w r^ Vld ‘*''- aud tbe brig Queen of the South, y v -’ Grande, have arrived. 2.—The Bteamslfpßr'tonsailed l.yij a,i ' a - a 11 OJ for Havre, with upward of .. J 0 pe te. */%6 C i(| !<A J I’3o, 1 ’30, noon—Flour, superfine, aSiaar 1 w “* w - s 3 [ t'romthe St. I’tml {fiSmne*ota) Time* of Aprtl 22. The Indian D.fllcaltiea. orriClAl, ACt'vt'RT OFTHE AGENT Ot THESIOCX INDIANS. Sioux AoKNcr, April IJ, 1857. As the recent Indian difficulties at Spirit Lake will give rise to rumors of all kinds, which, as is usu ! al in such cases, wnl be exaggerated in their origin, and grow as they extend from the scene of the oc ; currence, I deem it my duty, being in possession of : the facta as they really transpired, to give them pub i licity, in order to preventerroueous statements from going abioad, which may be pr* judicial to the in terests aud advancement of the Territory, by unne cessarily alarming those wno intend immigrating here the present season. The Sioux Indians bearing abroad the reputation of being a powerful and warlike race, and so few persons being conversant with their condition, their divisions, and their relations to the Government, the whites, and to each other, the offeuces of any portion of them wil> naturally be attributed to them ail, and awaken apprehension in quarters where tnei e are no possible grounds tor them. It is to al lay such fears, ana to direct public sentiment in the r gh f channel at the outset, that I propose an expla nation of the difficulty, the causes which have led to it, the IndiaLS who are chargeable with it, and tue influence it will legitimately exert upon the coun- i try. The Lake is situated near the north line of the State ot lowa, a short distance west of L>es Moines river, where it crosses that line. Last spring Hon. W in. F;e born, of Red Wiug, in connection with other gentlemen, pin-iected a settlement at this point, which had progressed up to this winter to six or sev en hour; s, with as many fvnil.es; they wen- well supplied, and contemplated large improvements this season. ! Some time last spring or summer a town was laid off ten or fifteen miles from this lake, ud the Lies Moines river, and called Springfield, by aMr. Wood, formerly ot Mankato. Tuis settlement at the time of t fie trouble (which occurred during the early part of March) contained two trading houses and several families. This was the nearest settlement on the north, there being fio habitation nearer than the Wa-ton-wan river. The nearest settlement on the south is leported to be about forty miles down the liv-i-r, which takes its source in Spirit Lake, known among the Indianans In yan-yari-Key, or Rock riv er. It will be seen that this locality is isolated, and on the extreme verge of civilization, and without it poisessed the means of defence within itself would ne unprotected in case of danger from an enemy.— Ihe settlers houses are alway. a considerable die t ince apart, and generally within sight o' eachothir ami would fall an easy prey to half a dozen men ac ting in concert. The Indians were Limiting in lowa, in the vicinity of the settlement on Rock river. One of the In diana was bitten by a dog belonging to a white mu and he killed the dog. Tue while man nssaulte ihe Indiau and beat him severely, and the whites ! proceeded to the i amp of the Indians and disarmed i them, liy some means the Indians repossessed them- ! selves ot their arms, or procured others, and com j nieneed an attack upon the settlement, with what j result 1 have been unable certainly to ascertain, but I tear the worst They came up f j Spirit Lake, and j by taking one house at a time, as is reported, either killed, took prisoners, or drove away all the persons residing here. The first that was known of this outrage was as curtained by a Mr. Morris Mark! ~.m, who had been residing at Spirit Lake, in the ti n‘ y of Mr. Gardi ner! and who., returning after an rbsence of some lime in lowa, proceeded to hie former residence on the I'th ot March last, and found it sacked and three dead bodies in the house. He visiK-d two other houises that day and found them deserted. He then ? creted himself until night, when he went to a fourth house and saw tix or eight lodges of Indians encamped near it. Supposing they had been the cause of what lie had witnessed, lie went immedi ately to trie Des Moines settlement, and reported what he had seen. Most of the men being absent, ihey sent to Fort Ridgely for relief, and two young j men came over, arriving on the 18tu of March, lie- j mg personally acquainted wi h some of the parties attlie Des Moines who had signed a statement of the facts, and knowing the presence in that, neigh boi ico-J o! lawless Indians, 1 was fully satisfied of : in-truth of the repoi t, and alter consultation with Col. Alexander, commanding Fort Ridgely, he, with commendable alacrity.dispatched a company of the Tenth Infantry under Capt Bee and L'eut. Murray to the seeueof the troubles. These troops encoun tered ail t and obstacles incident to ! marching over prairies covered with deep snow, ml just iu the transition state between whiter and -pring, bur persevered day after day until they reache f the Lake. Here they ascertained that -the Indians were t -vo days iu advance of them ou the . -ri-at, having been apprized by one of the traitors 1 ot the approach of the troops ; after which informa j. ion they murdered him, plundered his establish- j neut, and made good'their retreat into a country ' which made capture improbable with their small j f'-r e, and pursuit unavailiug. Had it not been for ! i his untowaid c.rcumftance, the troops would pro- | btib’y have taken them ou the spot. The Indians j here report that a torch arrived from the Missouri , river of about one hundred soldiers, but 1 have ! heard nothi- g relrablejconceming them. Capt Bee j has returned, leaving' Lieut. Murray at the Lake j w'nh twen y-four men, A guard will be kept there ! ;util orders are received what action t> take to j punish tbe offenders. The exact number of persons j killed is not ascertaiued, but over twenty are said j to be missing. This is a history of what has taken | p'a<-e. The force of th's strolling band who hax-e done ti.i < mist liiet is not more than eight or ten lodges, or about fifteen men. They-are led by Ink-pa data, and are all well known. The case ha < been laid be lore the Indian department by myself, and imme diate and energetic measures recommended to bring th? offenders to justice. It has also been fully-re ported by the officers at Fort Ridgely. and I have o doubt but that thej Government will speedily ppnish the guilty parties. The Sioux Indn us upon the Reserve are well dis popea, and receive this intelligence with as much iudig!iuti->n and disapprobation as the whites tbem -e-H •• . They a»e doing their best to improve theii ondi ion, and stand clear of any suspicion of or con -iec ion with this affair. The few ot them who yet • ngtr about the white settlements will be removed iu the spring, and would have been before Lad it been possible for them to subsist on the Reserve this winter. i-'o far, then, from the Stour, as a tribe, being im heated iu toia sflairi it has been perpetrated by a Vw strolling Indians w;.o are not recognised by the Sioux < rthe Government, and have been for years outlaws amoi g their own people, and who, it is my •pinion, will be exterminated before the leaves of next autumn fall. Persons coining into the Territory need feel no more apprehensions front the Sioux Indians than if ,-his unfortunate > flair had not occurred • but when 1 c-ir adventurous dispositions lead them to the con iines of the Ind an Territory, and almost beyond the reach of friendly assistance from the settlements, prudence would seem to suggest that they should . iu sufficient numbers to insure their safety. Respectfully, Chas. E. Flandrau, Agent for the Sioux ot tiie Mississippi. Second day of ike Uuilrond Jubilee. The ceremonies of the grand Railroad Jubilee were concluded on yesterday. The second day’s proceedings were scarcely less interesting and im posing than those of the first, while the crowd was mno way diminished. At 11 o’clock in the morning he different Fire Companies paraded through the principal streets of the city, and after addresses at Court Square from Mayor Douglass, of Memphis, Mayor Miles, of Cliaijlestou, the representatives from the City Councils of Savannah and Atlanta, uid several o'htrs, they then proceeded to the wharf at the foot of Court street, where two hogs head of Atlantic wa’er were emptied inti the Mis i-sippi by the Phoenix Fire Company of Cbaries u,-. This we-3 a grand and imposing spectacle The b us an 1 wharf fi r several hundred yards, and sev eral steamboats 1) ing to, were literally covered with people ; and when the waters of the far distant At iut c were commingled, fi>r the first time, with those ofth i u.igLty Father of Waters, a shout of exulta i<m from that vert multitude which showed the joy all fu t at the complt-ti iu of the miiou which binds to gether two of the most important commercial poin's •ifthe South. Patriotic nud appropriate epeeclus were made on the ocepsien, and most agreeable in fe> change ot friendly greetings and congratulations were mutually felt by both our own people and friends from the Atlantic seaboard, and all along lie route The great undertaking is now a fait accompli , aod gratuitous are neither inappropriate or out of time _ i A pleasing feature in the exercises was the part takeu by the pupils of the City Schools. They form ed a procession, marched to Court Square, and thence to the Navy Yard, where they partook of a bouutifu 1 p c-uie. Tt e excursion in the afternoon was among the most delightful incidents of the day. and contributed gi tatly to the pleasure of tbo <e who turned out upon the occasion. The splendid aud maguificent steam er Sirronds, with some two hundred invited guests, including the Mayors aud Aldermen of Chan< stou, Savannah and Augusta, left the wharf at 4 o’clock P. M., and run up the river about thirty miles. It was a most pleasant and delightful affair throughout The table set upon the occasion was one of the finest and best arranged collation j we have ever seen in this city, and great credit is due the efficient steward, Horner, for the excellent man er in which it was gotten up. Capt. Wray, the veteran and oopular commander, did the honors upon the occasionjonoet pracefully and ga lanUr The Mattie Wayne, Winchester ana LaughUn, with several hundred on each, including the firemen from Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Nashville AUGUSTA, GA„ THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 7, 1857. •rod Memphis, also proceeded about twenty miles u > the river, and we understand everything went • ff pleasantly and to the eutire delight and sari-fac tion "f every one present — Memphis Bulletin , '.id. COMMERCIAL. ~ AMgueta Marker. Wednesday, P. M. COTTON. —The market this morning presented the same featurta as for the last several days—a moderate enquiry and full prices for the better descriptions, while t‘ie very lower qualities were very dull and difficult of sale, at a decline of £ to 1 ceut from the highest point Since the receipt of the Euro pa’s accounts, which came t > hand since noon, nothing has been done, to develope their effect upon the market. EXPORTS. SAVANNAH, May 4—For Greenock, per ship Lady Blanev—loo hales Upland Cdtton. For New York, [>er sebr. VValter Haicigli—da? bales Cotton. CHARLESTON, May s—For Boston, per brig South er—3odba'es Upland Cotton. For New York, per cteam ship -lames Adger—so bales Bea Island add 191 do. Up land Cotton. IMPORTS. SAVANNAH, May 4—From Caibaran, Cuba, per br;g Geo. E. I'rescott—23l hlids., lb tcs. and 7 br>U. Mo lasses SHIPFIJVG INTjE I.LICENCE. SAVANNAH, May 4—Arr bark Gov. Hubba d, C - enfueg a ; brig Geo. K Prescott, Gilkey, Caibaran, Cu ba. Cld ship Lady Blaney. Vv Neman, Greenock ; bark Fame Berry, Barcelona; scLu. WalterKaleigb, Nicker son, New York. CH ARLES 1 ON, May b —Cld. steamship James Ad ger. Turner, New York; brigs Souther, Mayo, E ton; St Andrew, Barkley, St. jago de Cuba; schr. Effor., Dunning, New Orleans. TO THE PUBLIC. JHAVE appointed JAMES M DAY Commissioner of Krn--ration. and Cols. GARLAND A. SNEAD and JOHN D REILLY, Cotnuii vonei a of Finance for the Kepubl'c of*Jicai-agua *n and for the city of Augus ta and county o ' Richmond, i ta'e of Grorgia. All- persons de -irons of < .uing to that country, will make applies!- n to JA.'IES M DAY ; and such as may feel di-pose-1 to contribute tnnds ,oi- 'he relief of their brathren in Cent .1 America, will please form the ac quaintance of the Finance Commissioners. L. J C KEWEN, Cotruuissioner General of the, Republic of N' -aragua. HO! FOR NICARAGUA! FREE FARMS AND FREE PASSAGE! A Ni opportunity i- now presented *o ail persons who A aiede irous of emigrating |o*he fert-'t-ie-on of the tropics, such as is seldom me' wit i in the expcrienc-* of a lifetime. Popu’ tion is all thr tjs requisite to make Nica ragua the most desirade country ou earth : and as an ioduceineut to emigration, the government of that coun try otlV-i s a tree passage f-ora Odar estou and two hun dred and ff y acres of ae most excc.ler i quality of tila blc, laud. The soil of Nicaragua e ct ed.-. in tichnesar J fertility, that o r any Otbe)* portion of the globe, and in viting the developu Tt of Amei icru iudtu try,it promises a recompe -se proportion! -to -fsg.ea' and wuquestion ed suner'o -ly- The c'imn'e i- -ie delicious tempera tu v o of tun ttxqdcs, iee , roui indigenous elements of sick- j do -. aad o unvaiy ini un ! ormijv. Now is the favora ble me o secure a magoitice tiuome without co t, and with access to it at . e exjieuse of the government pro viding -t. AH particulars n -be had by{ l%ljuiring of the under signed, in the ,\la, . i Hall Bniljdiiig n ) s**irs. JAMES ,i. DAY, Uomniissiohero.‘ Emigration ap)7 for the Republic of Nicaragua. SAND HTLt RFSIDENCE FOR SALE. Til L House copta' rooms on be floor s-d -J garret roams; Ua-< ag j< ii Cellar under the louse, a Aral rate Well of w;!'er :n be ya u, K'tcben, Negro and Sta ble Houses, Vegc'able Garden, Vineyard of the Cataw ba < .-pe, and ? young Orchard. The « bole baudsome ly s’ uated and edn'aiuingoacre- of Land. Possession can im bad immediately. Applv to W. it. BCHIRMER, a[)ll dtf or at this office. \| ai kehti, .» I 150 bbls. No. 3 MACKEREL, 1-57 , ft) half bbls No 3 “ 30 bbls. No. I J-JhaUbbU No. 1 “ For ale by ZIMMERMAN A STOVALL, ap-.’ SUMMER UNDERSHIRT^ AND \ DRAWERS. spit) WM. O. PRICE A CO. j SOAR, -50 boxes flue Family SOAP, iu bar la “ extra No. 1 family SOAP, 73 “ - Ny. I “ 03 “ Colgate’s Toilette *' for sale by BAKER, WRIGHT & CO. ar-3 HikfllK’S JIA(iA/-l NE;, for Ma , trimmed ALSO, , HARPERS -STORY BOOK, No. 30. Orkney, the Peacemaker. For sa ebv ap-.M THUS. RICHARDS & SON. fttlAP AND STAIf( II id l o b'-ses assorted liraud- SOAP , £5 " Pearl STARCH On consignment aud for -ale bv WM. 11. HOV\ AUD. ajrll Cummission Merchant. THE LADIES ATT ILL find a tine stock of imported FANS, the new c t and rarest patterns, at llBNnfJ OSBORNES, ap-18 Broad-atreet, under U -S Hotel. l-H, CH. PALMEDO’"’ OFFICE at the store of FRED VON KAMP & CO. Bfoad-street, opposite tue Bouge Bank Building. feh96-3m* ~ij.UI.UVIT> K t'AMll.tsi— -100 boxes be?t quality Adaniantiue CANDLES , tf.3 “ “ “ in fauitv.cases. Foi sale low by CHARLES ESTES, nhl ()Aw MBHOHAHTS AND CITEBKS " ” \1 T -11.1, find some'hing new in the I’EN line at YY HENRY J OSBORNE S, bn Moudry next The best Pen and Holder iu the World, without any excep tion. aplß T i'o nivi it* o h q »He duaaia.—h d. nok l RMLIj has received a spl-nd’d assortment of Dra matic Play-, which he w:M sell cheap. Call soon, a-dp Store opposite U. S. Hotel. ] >AC«N. —100,000 lbs Choice Tennessee BACON, I J well cured, and the hams tinel|y trimmed, for sa'e by aps BAKER WRIGHT & CO. F'AS.— 100 bushels of COW: PEA- and WHITE PEAS, just received and for sale, by aplfi M W WOODRUFF. VEW NOVl'LS.—Harold Tracy: or Phases of L ; fe. ByJ F. Smi-li. Esq., author of Henry dc la Tour. Woman and her Mrster, Fred Vernon. Gus How ard, Ac. * Jehu : or A Cousin in 'be Hand is worth two- in the Bush By Mi»s Em lie Ca lm. For sale by japg--?) TH >S RICHARDS A SON IMiijilt ; 50 bbls. Nashville Cty Mills Ex Super. FLOUR; 75 sacks Extra Tennessee FLOUR. Just received and for sale by WM. H. HOWARD, ap-jt Commission Merchant. yiIGAIfT- O 10 hhds Porto Rico SUGAR; 10 bbls. Cia: isled C “ 5“ “ B On consignment and for sale by WM H. HOWARD, ap2i Commission Merchant. lAMlji LS.— 3 iboxes.T E. Congdon’s Adamantine CANDLES; 4:0 “ Excelsior Ou consignment aud for sale by WM. H HOWARD, a;.2! Commission Merchant. CtULESE. —loobax*B ili'es Sl Son's CHEESE, just / received by DAWSON A SKINNER, jan 13 AKPEKtS’ .UAGAZI.NE, for May, has just been received. ALSO, Oodey's Lady's Book, aud Graham’s Magazine, for same month. [apA?l GEO. A. OATES A BRO. r H I 'IUiY - - -JO bbls Extra Old Reserr WHIS- Y Y KEY, on consignment and for sale low, by WM. H HOWARD. apt Coram'ss'on Merchant. A I'II INO KIXTI HES. —Piunge, Hip, Hand and Shower BATHING TUBS, for sate by S a JONES A CO, aplO opposite Augusta Hotel. ON CO.NibII4N.HE.NT, —A few thousand pounds prime new Tennessee BACON, Hog Round, for sale by febß M W. WOODRUFF WANTED —Georg.a Railroad A Banking Compa ny's STOCK. Apply to 1 Wit H. HOWARD, ja-}4 Commission Merchant. r HOMC I'UFfi. —Another supply of the celeb'altd A QUASSIA TONIC CUPS, just received. Tbe*e cups are the most convenient way of taking a tonic that has yet been discovered, and Quassia has long been con sidered one of the very best bitter tonics. apll PLUMB A LEITNER. HA«U ItItUSSIKS—Choice article of Rosewood and Ivory Hair BRUSHES, received at CHEW’S DRUG STORE, ap‘26 Turpin’s Iron Range. aDl£S’ Congrtss Heel GAITERS very fin*; » •• FrenchKid** “ •• •* Ri.sette “ “ SLIPPERS, very fine. Received and for sal* by _ ap22 CL ARKE A ROY AL FLOWER JARS. A FEW doseo assorted sizes, just received by mbl~ E. MUSTIN A SON. IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS GOiNG NORTH BY THE BAY LINE OKABOARD AND ROANOKE RAILROAD, LT iu connection with the STEAM PACKETS on Cae»- apeake Bay, forming a dally lire unsurpassed fo’ com fort, speed and safety, between Weldon, N. C , and Bal timore, Md. The elegant Steam Packets, LOUSIANA, Cent. RUS SELL, and NORTH CAROLINA. Capt. CANNON, new borts, beautifully fitted up with coiamod ou- state ; rooms, are now ianniug riailv on ibe old ami favorite ' Bay L’ce, which, iu connection with the Roe-is .south of I Weldon, presents the follow in-; unsurpassed Schedule : Leave Augusta, Geo., 9.C3 A. II.; “ BranchviHe, y. c., 1.50 P M.; " Kingsville, “ 5.00 ‘ Wilmingtoj N. C„ fi.OO A. M.; j “ Weldon, 17. C. 2 P.M.; “ Norfolk, Va. fi P. IL; Arrive at Baltimore Lid ,A. M.; In time for the early morning trains for Philadelphia and New-York. Through Tickets to Wilmington, $9 ; thence to Balti more 912. Through Tickets may also be purcha.-ed in Wilming ton for Puiladelphia *l4, and >r New York at $15.50, of S. D. WALLACE, Ticket A „ent; or at Weldon .or Bal timore *B, Philadelphia $lO, New-York $!’J, of E. N. PETERSON, Agen* 8 A K. It C. Baggv ~e checkirt through from Augusta to Weldon, thence to Be'timere. Through uoai Wilmington to New-York in 38 hours without loss of sleep. For further particuia-s, apply to C. D. BOYDEN Agent luland Route. sep2o-tf Globe Hotel, Augusta, Ga. MAKE YOUR TAX RETURNS. IWI LL be at the following places at the times stated, for the purpose of receiving the State Tax Returns for the couutv of Richmond : At the Lower Market H .use, in the Is: Ward, on Tuesdays, he 7th of April a»d sth c.* Mry, (sale days-) at Tlios. R. Rhodes’ store, in the tdWi Wednesiiavs Bih of April ai d (Tth of Hay : at the United States Hotel, in the 3d Ward, on Thursdays 9‘a Apr ! and ?lu May ; at J. Reed’s store, in lue 4tu Ward, Fridays 10th April and 6th May : and at the Coui t Giout ils ot he country d>,ricts on their rc ipective Court Days un'il the Ist July. I shah endea vor to call upon all who hr ve pc imam n t places of busi ness in Augusta, for tbei -relr a-, and hope that I shall not be asked to do so more than once. To enable me to have the digest ready by he time it is due, (Ist of Au gust,)! . halt certainly c'o-e on the Ist of July, and re turn as defaulters, anldouole tax, all who have not made their returns by tha: i' ..re. apvt-iltuiyfi JOHN A. BOIILER, H..T K. R r. 04 CONSIGN tiE>T- UObb’s Rectified WHISKEY various brand- ; 7 j bbU. Old Monongahela •’ 30 ” Old Fve “ 20 “ Nodar *• 101 ca-ks Cognac BRANDY , 20* " 2i “ “ ’* old and fine; 10boxes SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS , 20box Cogi ac BRANDY, SOM. SEGARS, various brands, from common to very fne; It'cases BOOTS and SHOES, f.- har dwell asaotled ; 35 bols. While W'-eaud Cii e" VINEGAR . 20 boxes Assorted PICKLEx, &c. , And a variety of other articles, aii of which will be so l at very low prices to close vi- ious consignments turned over' j us by the late firm of ti ir i de >-, W byte A Co. W. B. GRIFFIN A GO. Acirusta, April 14, 1657. apls THE FAST TROTTING STALLION, ST. LAIVKKNCK, wdl oland ’be present soa-nn, on Mondays, Tuesdays and W< unesdays, at Mr. C. A. lltu's p'aniatiuu, on 'lie Savannah road, four miles fro;n tilin' ciiy ; and Thutvdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at Hr» aLK u. Wilson's stables, in Augusta. Ke wfll be let to tuares a! Twenty-five Dollars the season, or Forty to insure. For p. rticuUrs, see Small Bills. Pastures gratis.— Season expires First of July. C. A RED. * pl 2 _ SAUCES. JUST RECEIVED,® !a>ge assortment of the most celebr?'ed Fi-’u and Mert SAUCESendCA I SUPS. Also, fresh SALMON. MACKEREL, LOBSTERS and HADDOCK, iu sealed cans, Ac. mil 29 I. P. GtRARPKV. if I It AR DE V, WHY TE A CO. have placed their " I Hooks and Accounts’t the hands COr E. OIRAR DEY, who ’ authorized »o si as tiieir A'torney in set tlement of all claims, either owing *o or due by said firm. Persons ba\ iuu claims will pieseot.tbem for payment on the Isl July-; 'hose indebted are requested to make prompt payment. GIRARDEY, WHYTE A CO. Augusta, April 24. 1637. , «!> ’-4 WATsn uooLsas■ SO VIE Choice WATER COOLERS, Philadelphia Manufacture, for sale by aplt E MUSTIN A SON. NEW FiRM. WATCHES AND JEWELRY. I I ENRY J. OSBORNE wil! keep a nil and com- J 1 pleteassortn ent o'eil * icles in the HOKOLOGI CAL, JEWELRY ami OPTICAL LIFE ." the old s'and of Osborne A Wu : *lnck. Hr vu>g in employ g fir -t rati W. U-h maker and Repairer • f Jewelry, all work will be promptly executed in the pern hen. manner. By mri• personal nuentio *o Lie waut-aud interests of bis customers, be hopes to main his o d friends, and make many new unis HENRY J OSBORNE. No 258, under 'he United St a Hotel. Augusta, Ga , TO RENT, A DWELLING on Wa-kin' street, opposite parade ground, cor la'u-ng 7 rooms, piazza front and back, with Kitchen wi i 1 roouis. Flower and Vegetable Gar den, with stable and other out houses, Ac. Rent.mod erate to an approved tenan-. Possession given 15th April. Apply to Thomas Courtenay at the Young Men’s L'brary Association, near post Office. mh29 DES'R AB L E REAL ES YAT£L I HAVE for sa'e, a two story BRICK HOUSE, -situ ated on ‘he „ou li side of Broad three*, three doors above die tipper Market. The Lot fronts 27! fee* on Broad street and runs thiough to Ei!i», with all neces sary out-houses. Applv to jan23 WM. H HOWARD HAN FOHD! a TAe *d' Bacon’s Rebellion. By Lt George Tucker; and Violet, or. the Cross and tbe Crown, by 51. J. Mclntosh. For sate tiv apl2 TITOS. RICHARDS A SON. MOKE UOUKs. —-Germany, its Universities, Theology and Religion, by Philip Stkaff, D. D., and Wythe’s Pocket Dose Book. F-r sale bv anl2 THOS RICHARDS &. SON. \a * 0<»I) YY A KE, TUBS, CHURNS, PIGtJINS, W Barrel COVERS, and a great variety of oth<-r ai-ti clcs of Wood Ware, for sale by S. S. JONES A CO., aplO 210 Broad-street. TUMBLERS! TUMBLERS I ! *VAA DO/, Bar ard Table TUMBLERS lor sale jfi \ )at from 35 to 50 cent i i>er doz. ap7 S. C. MUSTIN \TAILS._ F V 1000 kegs Old Dominion N AILS ; 500 “ Wyoming “ In store and for sale low bv feb22 HAND, WILCOX A C®. Bird caues.-i is our firm conviction that we have a greater variety and a larger stock of Canary and Mocking Bird CAGES than all other doa ers iu the city combined. Call and look, lo remove all doubt on this point. S. S. JONES &. CO., * aplO 210 SVoad-street. O K A ** A 44t4 good to tirime Rio COFFEE ; 3<) mat LOU Gov t. Java COFFEE. mhls FLEMING, CLEMENCE & CO. WE HAVE STILL ON HAND, QAA CHOICE PEACH TREES—it is not thought A.V_rv* toolatetopla t, them. 'We will sell at £12.50 per hundred [ap]7| E MUSTIN & SON. ON CON’SHiN -l ENT —2-JO bbis. Tennessee Extra Fatndy FLOUR, for sale by ap'7 BEERS A TERRY. LEMONS. —lo boxes Sicily L' -MONS, in fine order, ou consignment, and for sale by , WM. H HOWARD, aplfl Commission Merchant. RUrt.SELL’S MAt.AZIN'E FUR APRIL—An. other supply 'ust received by »p!9 THOS RICHARDS A SON WRAPPINCJ PAPER.—A laige assortment of WRAPPING PAPER, from Pioneer Pap**r Miffs, for sale on consignment by BEERS A TERRY, apl * opposbe Plsuters Hotel. OKAMJKjy AND LEJIONB. —Just received, 30 b .xes Sweet ORANGES, 10 “ LEMONS, at »p!7 I. P GIRARDEY 8. II.IIE. —200bbls. fre-h Tbomaston LIME, just re- J ceived at S >uth Carolina Railrosd Depot on consign ment, and for sale by JOHN CASHIN Gen’i Commissioa Merchant, No. 4 Warren Block. ap!o OAAA CORN SACKS IO- sale SUoU mb 15 FLEMING, CLBMHNCE A CO. PINE A PPI.ES.—3 tcs. West India PINE APPLES, in store and for sale by WM. H. HOWARD, Crmniinaion Merchant. CIUmICK OLD LldlOlta. —We have mst re / ceived the following brands of as choice LIQUORS as there is to be found, viz : 10 doz. Hennessy BRANDY, vintage 1642 ; 1° “ Otard, Dupuy ACo BRANDY, vinUgolß4o; 7 Rynbended Louen Schiedam GIN; 5 doz. J J Yriarte J. R. O , H. B R Brown SHERRY, vintage 1823. £. ®p2l SWEET POTATOES.—A few bushels on consign ment suitable for Eating or Planting, for sale tty ap2l M. W WOODRUFF. JXTRA FLOUR.—7S hall barrels Extra Family J FLOUR, equal in quality to Hiram Smith’s. For sale by fehsl CHAB. ESTES. WERT POTATOKS.-50 bushel* choice SWEET POTATOEB, just received on consignment and for •ale by JOHN GaSHIN, Gen’i Commission Merchant, No. 4 Warren Block. 1? ENNKSMEK BACON.—SO, OUO tta choice Tea . nessee BACON, for sale by mb3l wtf C HAS. ESTES- GHJUwCKa RAILttUAU. PASgENeiK tKaitsa. IKA V E August*, daily at 6.00 A. M. and 5 P. M. J Arrive “ -‘ a22 A. M. and 6 “ Atlanta daily at 6.45 A. U. and « P. M. Arrive at *• 3.00 " 3.30 P. M. Connecting with Athens Branch Train. Arriving a* Union Point daily, Sundays excepted, 0.50 A. M. and leaving at 2.25 P. M. With Washington Branch. Arriving at Gumming daily, Sundays excepted, a 8.50 A. M.„ aud leaving at 3jKO P. M. With South Caro’ina Railroad. Leaving Augusta daily at 9.20 A. SI., aud 9.50 P. M. p Arriving at Augusta daily at 3 o’clock A. M. and 4210 With Atlanta and Lagrange Road. Leave Atlanta daily at 3.30 A. M. and 4.15 P. M. Arrive at Atlanta at 6,00 A. M. and 5.35 P. M- With Western and Atlantic Kaffroad, Leaving Atlanta daily at 9 A. M. ami 6 55 P. M. Arriving at Atlanta daily at 3. SO A M and 4 13 P. M. GEO. YONGE, Gen l Sup t. Sept. 9, 1855. seplO FOR PHILADELPHIA. r { 'HE Splendid Side-Wheel Steamships, X KEYSTONE STATE, 1500 tons, R. Hsaute. Oommauder, STATE OF GEORGIA, 1500 tons, J. J. Gahvin, Jr, Commander. The forme; Sli p leaving Savannah on SATURDAY, May 2-ith,anu the latteAleaving Cuarlestonon SATIJH DA V, May 3* st, and every two weeks thereafter; thus forming a weekly line. These are only two nigh'.s at sea,and have v( r IC3 miles of Rive Navigation. Passengers wsl ue landed if desired, at New Castle, Del., from which place Cars stai t'Hree times daily for Baltimore, Washington City, and other Southern jHjints. C. A. GREINER, A ,ent, Savannah. T. S. A T. G. BUDD, Charleston. Passengers using Friilay NigUu’Train w !1 be in time so; tire steamers. D. DAVIS, Traveling Agent, Augusta, Ga. Savannah, May 20,18.56. my2s-iy CABIN PASSAGE TO N. YORK, $25 SEMI-WEEKLY U. S. MAIL LINE. r pHE New aud splendid Side-wheel S.eamfiliips— X AUGUSTA I,sootous...Capt. £l. S. WoodLiill. FLORIDA 1,300 1 ..Capt. 1 aac Crowell. ALABAMA.. .1300 “ ..Capt. G. R. Schenck. WILL LEAVE SAVANNAH fcVLHY SATURDA V. The.e ships are among the largest on the coast, unsur passed in speed, safety auu comfort, mrk’ng their pas sages in th;y tobixty iiours, and are commanded by skill ful, careful and polite officers. Having elegant state room accommodations, they offer a most desirable coni veyanee to New-York. Cabin Passage o New-York $25 Steerage Passage to New-York 8 PA DEL, FORD FAY <L CO. Savannah. SAM L L. MITCHELL, 13 Broadway, janlß New-York. AUGUSTA AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. COMMENCING ON WEDNESDAY 3u SEP TEMBER, H<5C s Leave Augusta M. and 4 P. M. ; Arrive at Milton 8.15 a. H and 6.50 P. M., connecting wilb t; or Savannah and Macon. Leave Mtllen 12.45 A. M. and 5.45 P M.; Arrive at. Augusta 3.30 A. 1 and 8.45 P. It. sep 14 tt’ C A. BROWN, Agent NOTICE. UAVINIi nil r chased tbe stock of Goods of SCRAN '* ON. KOLB & CO. we vr Ido a fleneral GRO CERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, at their old place of bubiaess, No. 2 Warren B'oc’t. KOI.B A PIIINIZY. CHAS. M. KU’E. | JAMES H. PHIKUY. Augusta, November 25, 1656. WE fcrve .-o’d our stock of Goods to Messr--,. KOLB A PHIN’tZY, and take »»leasn' e in recommending teem toou*- natrons. SCRANTON, KOLB & CO. Augusta, November 25 185il. nov29 NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS: CLOTHS, CASSIMEREB AND VESTINGS. \\TM. O. PRICE A < ’O. are now prepared to ex- T T iiibi to tbe l '- frier.os ard customers an attract ive, elegant and complete assortment of Fell and Winter GOODS, adapted to the nts o f this section of the country. Among which n e found all that is new an i useful .or Gentlemen a wear. Particular attention is requested to their extensive as sortment ot HOSIERY, GLOVES, and NECK DRESS ING. octl Tandy goods. CLAKK dt CO. Post Office Corner. Oc*obe<-1,1656, _ oet3 NOTICE. lIiEHEBY forewarn all persons from trading for any Notes or Memor.'rdums given 'o Tinsley A Ir rrin, E. C. Tinsiev or Tnos. J. i r (i?tn, as they have been f, audulen 'v kept out of my possess s >n. and I will not pay any o' ’hem unicss compelled by law. Janua v2° ’637. .I AS, P. FLEMING. NOTICE. TO -nit tbe public, PRESCRIPTIONS will be . are- JL tuliy prepared, rut only during the day, but also at any time of the night. feb-’G 3m' FRED. VON KAMP A CO. ROOMS TO RENT, IN a central pat t of the c*y, sir table for a small fnmi ly, o a few s'*gle Oeutiemen, with or without Board Terms moderate. luqnire at this office. feh-23 ts lEECTI ES.— ' We shall try to supply our customers j with ;>e„i Swedish LEECHES, from this time out A email supply received today. oct2t D B PLUMB & CO NEW CORN SHELLER. SMITH PATENT. Wf E i all tbe attention ot those in w nt of a CORN T I SHELLER, so examine tne above patent. It has no equal for the amount of work it can accomplish, and for durability. For sale by ocllti __ LEWIS A ALLEN. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. 'I 1 HE partnership heretofore existing iu this city, be- A tween the undersigned in tbe Gere.u'G ccery Bu s ; ress, unde' tie name and sty e< f BELCHER A HOL LINGSWORTH is this dav ui .solved bv mutual con sent. J. M. BELCHER, J H. HOLLINGSWORTH. Augusta, 19th Feb. 1657. feb2o DRESS MAKING. MKS, A. MOON has removed to the south side of Green street, nex* d<ior to the Methodist Parson ge, where, ie ; s prepared to execute all orders which tray pe reee ved. Thankiui for the patronage heretofore conferred, aeon tinnance of the same is respectfully solicited octp J. M. NEWBY & CO., HAVE now on hand, aud will rec.ive weekly, the newes* and most elegant styles of Goods known to the trade. S' rangers visitiug Augusta, will get £b=ted by calling in ard examining o;tr rtock. Also on hand a arge 'ot of Youths’ and Boys' CLOTH ING—SIIIRTs, DRAWERS, STOCKS, GLOVES, Ac OCtlli ~ tcTreWt. “ IT’ltOM the Ist January neat the DWELLING on Reynold street, directly in the rear of mv residence. decCO W H COOPER. SHIRT FRONTS. JU**T received, another lot of those cheap Woven BOSOMS, at .»7i cents, worth 75e , aud warranted to wear longer than tue best Linen go ;d->. At HEPSEY’S, ! ja29 opposite U. S Ho’el.i WTM have now in use at this Hotel one of the “ EX TT CELSIOR STEAM WASHING MACHINES,’ and have been Uolng ;t drily for ii e last six months, and chee- fully recommend '. as being „r *>e> : or ■;> any aiug we have ever nsed, aud recommend It to a'l wi o wish to save labor and fuel! \V. P STARR, ELIZA C STARE Augusta Hotel, Augusta, Ga., October 31, 1856. novl-dtf SJT.Yit CANDLES.— SOO boxes Sbelteio CANDLES* O Just received and for sale low, by whip HAND, WIDCOX * CO. CtOL\>TKY FLOUR* — 10 bht» supeihne t LuUK, ) on consignment. tnhlQ HAND, WILCOX A CO NAIL.**. —lUUOktgs N ails, assorted sizes tor sale febl9 BAKER. WRIGHT A Co KE V NOLDs’ SFEC’IFII . For taout and Utieu matism. A supply received by fob‘2B WM H TUTT. UKKD OaTS.—On consignment and for sale, a tew k? hundred bushels SEcD OATS, Biack and White feKI M W. WOODRUFF Q ( YCY U V(iß Prime K o COFFEE ; " OUU 100 boxes Adamantine CANDLES ; 50 boxes Sperm CANDLES ; 50 “ Pearl STARCH Jus, received by DAWSON A SKINNER. ieb4 L'hOl K AND BACON— J? 300 sreks FLOUR, Extra ; 150 “ “ S.inerfine; 10 cr ska old Bacon SIDES, Tennessee, 5 “ new ” HA*lB, well cured. Just received on consignment, and for sale bv • febSJ WM H. HOWARI. WA.NHbOYVN MfitfliltY J'OWDKHj—A very fine article, just received by WM. H. TUTT. dec2 OALT.—SOOO sacks SALT for *aie low from tne O wharf by 'jan7| HAND, WILCOX A CO. ÜbOlU. 200 bags choice Family FLOUR; 300 “ Superfine “ For s«le by |mbl] BAKER, WRIGHT A CO. Wil I6>KKV.—50 bbls Dean’s celebrated brand rectified WHISKEY, just received on consign ment, and for sale low by WM. H. HOWARD, Commission Merchant *7 X/i HEWS NAILS, assorted size* ; I uv 500 boxes Adamantine CANDLES. Fo-sale by ZIMMERMAN A STOVALL. apS VOL. XXI. NO. 109. aywTAL noticesl^^ dentistry’ t DR. JAB. T. PATERSON, DENTIST, {Late of [lotion, Mat* ,) HAVING located permanently in tbit city, offer* hi* professional services to the citizens of Augusta and vicinity. He i* prepared '.o do all kind., of Plate Work, but wnnlii recommend special attention to hi* mode of inserting ibe ATMOSPHERIC PLATE. Dr P. has i a,i seven years'experience in the United 8t tea and Eumpe. Wi'l attend w operations on the Mouth Irrcgu’aii vo the Teeth. Hare Lip,Ac . and will town he Artificial OBTURATOR, or PALATE. Oft c c an t residence in Col. Clanton’s Buildings, on W asL Hurt on street, a few doors front Broad street. mti'Js-dilm S. W. HARKEB, M D., RESIDENT DENTIST. OFFICE on Bros, street, one door above Poat Of* fire corner. Dr. 11. is prepared to do Allen's Patent and Hnnter'a CouticuouuGuui work, and ait recent iuipiofoment* In th > art anvil REMOVAL. " Dll. CHASE has removed his office to the North 4deof Broad street over Mrs Hall's Millinery store, opposite the United States Ho .el where he is now ready to see these desiring his Professional services, nor* DESTINED TO SUPERSEDE AhIToTHER EDITIONS I lib.arv isconip ete witbonl a copy ! TheOriginai it T ex'< f **.l. k'pem e Kcstoied' Jewett’s Collier's Edition of ti e C imo'e'e Works of William 8 iskapeve, including ho L'fe. Pluys and Poems, embellished with ? splend 1 Steel Portiait, and Forty New and Original Designs. “Straws will show which way the wind blows 1" INCONTROVERTIBLE EVIDENCE. ORDERS RECEIVED. New Orleans, La. To C o. F. Ooo'edjo : Tile - • copies oi Shakespeare sent ns, have vanished 1 You w,if please semi „tl copies more by steamer, a pro portion in Cloth and Sheep uiuding. * * * Richmond, Va. To Mi Geo. F Cooledge : The shekspeare eni are ail sold you will please send roe a case eon ain.ng (dor 100 copies assorted, in Cloth and in Sheep binding. Adrian, Mick. To Mr Oeo F. Cool edge : Your ed'i ion of Shakespeare sells first rate 1 I sold In a shoe me a" l ir, you sent me Rend me another ease assorted, in C o.it and in .Sheep Biadtng bv Hal road. Columbus, (»a. To Deo F Cool dje: Semi rue, to, ome by sieamer with my order upon Far* ruei, H. ue« ACo . : . copies of your Shakespeare, assort ed incioih* d cheep bimliug * Foe sale by T. RICHARDS A SON, Augusta, a pi LUMBER AND WOOD FOB SALE | | 1/ |(1 FKFT LUMBER, assorted. 100 Cord* Green and Dry t*:tk WOOD. All or dtfrs i.i Lumber tilled » slior notice. Apply to our Agent, R H. COKER, a 1 and Savannah Rail road Depot WALKER At DICKINSON, ianil Uly ’ TO HIRE. " A NEGRO GIRL, by the month, a very fine Cook Washer aud I*oner, without children. Impure at this office. mtUtxUf 1857. NF. W and choice GOOD'*, received this year to upto ord. r. WM. <> PRICE At CO., Drapers and Tai'ors. |>.U t*.\, li st ON.— -13 5 hhds. clear BACON Sides, I I “ prime ” Shoulders, Just received ami for sale by * WM. If HOWARD, fehS I’nuim'n Merchant. \I hDI( INC latne (or Families, AY*. Physicians aud l’lantations. For sale low by »l>? Wvt II TUTT. ( »»•«»! < KKA ,»| I LA HITTER. —lOmk.' ».,o'Uen BUTTER for sale, on consignment liy CHAS. IV M.CALLA, D'ho eoi ner Jackson and Ellis streets. I>t'At II Hu AN D k—l casks, a fine ai title, for sale by N Cord, hokton a Walton feb2B r*Ar«N.r At ii.>casks choice Tennessee uau* . S» “ “ “ SIDES; 85 “ “ “ SHOULDERS. For ale by ZIMMERMAN A STOVALL. *pg HAVANA*. —2t eices BANANAS, just received and lo ■ >rV ov Inhiio] WM II lIoWAKD. L'l.ol K.—S(JO sacks Snpei tine and Extra Family r FLOUR, just received and Tor sale t‘y WM. H HOWARD, fcti22 Cotnmisdon Merchant. I,\S(ildMl I.IVsIHt OIL.—.sXI galtoi.s receiv J ed by |mhi:t| WM tt '•'UTT. 1A It It. —A 4. n,* LEAP ' LARD, juu received -i and for sale by ZIMMERMAN A &TOVALL. apt* I^'l. ItNITI RE POLISH,—The best article extant for Cleaning end imparting a beautiful gloss to all kinds of Varnished aud Polished Fnrnitme, Od Paint itig, Ac. Price ~.T cents Ft r sate by aprt H AVILAN’D, KISLEV A CO. I /> lit. It 111 l e„ LEAD—iti,Oi*i IBs of very .nj*e -1 rior ipiality, lif kegs of hull lbs each, down to 25 IBs. 'i'his Lead we guarantee ei|ual to any ever brought to this market. For sale by WM. 11. TUTF. apll vlTAit A >li .tWnAaaKS,—6D hbiK CUBA O MOLASSES 30 hhds. Porto Rico Sugar 20 Muscovado Sugar. Just received, and for sa.e, at No 2 Warren Block, by KOLB * PHINJZY. an to CUMIhfcS,HU) boxes aDaT CANDLES. / 60 boxes Sperm Caudles. Just received aud for sale by apll! KOLB A PHINIZY. VO RING EXTRA! T* —Os the best qnaiity, and richest Davors, on hand and tor sale by aplf PLUMB A L* ITNER. I IHHEK’S SCHIEDAM SC IIN A l*l*s— The AJ < n y pure article of the knd, to he had at »bU CHEW S DRUG STORE. 4 iXI I.KNATIiI) lll'l'TEßs, those desiring a " ' Bitter free from alcohol, are leeommended to try theso For sate at CHEW S DRUG SToRE, ,r, H Turpin's Iron K»"gc. (UJW tliltr.s tvanteti iaiiaeduMeiy, 4» U h Jivy J but dry COW HIiJKS, lor which 1 will pay the highest cash prices. M. W. WOODRUtF. aplri i BEAUTIFUL GOODS. CN OLD Band French CHINA, in Dinner, Tea and T Toilet Sets. Persons desiring to replenish their sets, can be accommodated with any piece they may wish, at ;Sl4 Broad street. E MUBTIN At SON. tub)/ MISSES' BI SK I NS, kLIPPEIIS, ANETcHIL DHENS’ ANKLE TIES.—IOO pair Misses' Kid BISKINS: . 100 pair : I'lsse*' Kid SLII’PERS ; 200 pair Children’s Blue and Green ANKLE TIES. Just deceived from D. B. King, ! h ladelpbia, and to sale by tmh-.’v] CLAKKE A KOVAL. MOli.Aßßb*. »)U iiiiilv new cri'p Mt>La»f*E.s tor sale. Ile'u 101 BAKER. WRIt.HT A CO. ON con«*h;n >ient— loO Cans New LARD,. 1<) kegs do. A Bbls. do. 500 Bills. FLOUR Extra Family antkSuperflne brands for sale by J. A. ANSI.EY. HOE IrASTk, PUIS AND I'ALPHKI.VI. O 2000 SHOE LASTS ; 100 bane s SHOE PLGB ; 150 do* Freer i, German and Amei ican CALFSKINB. For sale low by CONLEY, FORCE At CO. feblt Cl | till ID*, prime uoa AIOLAS'I-.S. fuls-le mw by mhiß WILCOX. HAND A AN.NLEY. BURNING FLUID ! , ON Consignment, 10barrels best BURNING FLUID, for sa.e at lower price than at any o.bcr House in the City, by the barrel. 8. C. MUSTIN. »P - CNuFFEE.— 500 bag* prime RIO C»>FFtE. just «*• A ceived, and tor sate by KOLB A PHINIZY. apl2 CIANDLKWe- . / 200 boxes Adamantine CANDLES 50 “ Sperm SJO “ Patent Sperm For sale by (mhiMj DAWSON A SKINNER. Uk.d if KOBE WATER,—A lot ot Fresh NO E It E,just received. PLUMB A LEITNER. LDla t->D likiß— -lUU tibl* Fresh Thomas ton LIME; oOUO lbs. Plasterer’s HAIR. Just received by CHaS KsTES. & iDERKAIL»» Hi AM' tUW -L DKRB,—IOO dozen for sale by *P 7 WM. H TUTT. lI.Ns LED OlL.—a supply on hana, aud tor sale J tow, hy [apllj \VM. H. TLTT._ WINDOW GLANi*—AUaUe*,from26by 46 to« by rO, for sale low hy WM. H. T UTT. apll ’ JAPANNED VVAUEr—We have this art.-le in aU ita var.ety, at wholesale or retail. Enumeration l» out of the auestiou. 8. 8. JONES A CO., UplO 210 Bro d street. Blu u.Ni. r hllll.—a good supply ot Starrs best always an baud, at lowest rates •plU 8 8. JONES A CO. SEIDLITZ POWDKMC*.—Prepared expressly tor our retail trade, and warranted full weight, apll WAL H. TUTT.