Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

fitc%***JLTm*' rmoToo«Af jo* • t ( %1, Titukvr wowid fcCttvUKC* to th* p-xbjic . h*4 himself tu biitow wish Mr v, pi ,ft illN 8, who b»* bestowed bis entire attention . th - brlmoh of the »rt during tbe three yearn *•!' hU ,> .mtrefroti Augnata. y,-, j i: . i.-v* ry t.-.cility the worid afford for the pro ,i „! I- I" >Ki PHOTOGRAPHS, either Piain or .i*.-»:i be -li'jwij in any portion oi our country We iW 11>-sured that Ud*i* astyleof Pic •it rlaii' 1 - unrivalled tn .the world of art, and it . -if..»| ,<i oi e very other method of portraiture • .■; if?i mos the ot! painting, the cnrcctnes* <!«;• e rreoty pc, anil the color of life; . ri,l w: ■:■; our mammoth Camera, to portray • , either on «ant as* or paper, the ize of life, and i! Da.- i rre-.ryi><-4 ot deceased pet non* . , . ■ picture can be taken, enlarged to any size ' ■ .i j irva- F'.oto; rapb l- an entirely new applira t • r< tly invented and patented by Mr. •t ! 4. This prt.i 4., ive have, secured for our e--n this city. " vc In en forfnpate in securing the service* of one i i ovraphie Color!,t* in America; whose .. work* of art arc unsurpassed in any sec •! .try; they speak for themselves, and the *r- rvi j ci ttully invited to tali at our Gallery and ♦ aniline them. -i ftiiOTYPES taken a n«aat, tu various styles, and , ri.ijing from 1 to %i.j. * r; .y . - - nppiied with instruments and material* e . ;; ,v York prices, with {.eight added. vJB TUCKER t PERKINS ; ‘ * Hl!**’ l))ipi-|ill( Uemcily.— Asa remedy in )i 1 1, vi l> <an & and all other disease* • !r origin in d’ • - ! digestive organs, has no , ' tii'Migh .! ! v. been before “ the people" in the , of a patent" but a f.-w months, yet the demand ■arc ’w! the apply. It is a potitive pure for j, ’aid 'River Di i-a e,' if the directions are (... folio-.V'd. For aie by i, hi < LA!!K. WELLS A SPEAK. - New nnd I-’r«**li Goods.—l am now in re >.f New kml Fresh GOODS, and will be receiving i 4 I* cable style-of ail kinds of GOODS in my ,i. .f basinejs, from this date. J. A. VAN WINKLE. Atigu a. March ft, 1857. iuM • ' , i’. liignnn A Co. would reepe-rtfully , . vh n'foD of their friends and patrons to the'r i ! Summer i-toe's of hue KEADV MADE CLO THING and I! \ I S, for men. b y. andclti'drea’a wear, t pi ■! u’.ii-ual care and attention Ibis season. • • ;' 11: up tlieir *l-> k. ilavi-g had all their Linen . . . t i-/./ nhri’.i!;, and iuatitt r aetnring the’r own t* - p ti-< vt o, they f.l warranted in offering i r •-! • r., as w<II made in every re--pact, i i 1 i•• -d to j 1 a f them. Our Store is No. SIS ip .4 «,t p ar'y i.pp.-io the F >v Office corner, t .• 4. will i> > pleased to receive calls. Au,.--. ' May 1. 1.857. MayS f ,/■ We ll tvo liencd of some !i«ton!*hitur p.de by Prof. lißbiUTli’S ELECTRIC >i(. i; t' ins to ait on the ilisea ei parts with re j . f . . • • ’t aui in a short space of time health ra il can lie had of the agents here. See is- meirt in another column, my 3 ly .. ; Ccorpin li:iiliiind nnd It'nuhinfr C’orn in»i-■. Ato i>. .'• \ 1, IR">7 —The Annual Meeting hi- '-t ’ .1 -.*.!■ ' t!ds Cii-opany, will be held at Hi Hot: <■ in the on TI'ESfjAY, the :(!. a-,•.'iii*.' J. Mil,LI IAN, Cashier. May 1-1 It \"y Is there utiy one that has DyspepsUt* or Liv i> - .i-e. ". id l.i not tried BLISS' DVSFEFTIC REMEDY; i let them I toy. say •> packages and take it regularly r ling to tlje dii-i -tions an i those two packages wi’l r.v them tit tt ever;.- w.r.lthat h i been *aid or written eruing it is a- triie.a ; the. hoi k of Ot nesis. f: 4 for sale by CT. VltK. WELLS A SPEAR. • if Dr. Sli mini’s Truss, —Kvader, have you m oi 'ring a Ti-it ■ s that l.aa chafed and annoyed yon, !.- file ,t..ie to:; hr - it retained your rnpturs. If , i'i •[ once on Dr SMi.K'dAV. (who will he at the Hiih, i" We lot s.!a>. Jar-1: i rad p-ru. lire one <«f his newly patented 1 V.I -if 'I !.<-y . >t a. easy to the body as a glove to j i h a i l wrd retain th" m• =t weighty rnpture . The .Vi.living i i-rt 1:1 ate: will speak i- '. .-.f; i!v.ext .in- •’ .T - ’.bmitted foTtnapection (>i • J shinnan. tit e-*prc 8 the i-s .air-ti .n ;>... d for the treSlineti' , . ll ; r)a i jj I i .A-• vi ’uv! kb. - :. contrivance th« to- a !■:, led r -- er t . • -eat ..f the di ‘-ase, vy.H 1 i •' tv iipfiienceil i:i tilting eg a | -a- iii'utely. We th •••fore : e-OTSii •rd its use '-to j ■ ofjhat.dis a. e. II iI.fiTHM S.il h j It SoI'THO ATK, M D | ( , . ,-i fr u; the fo'iov. ir g eminent Professors may. i • • b- apeU-'nirt- I>' i l l-man. Henry K. Camp- ; M. D : L. \. D" - is, M. 1). ; George M. Newton, il !> il has appointed T P. FOGARTY Sole s . i v t(oia th -<! Tr t os can be obtained. imhiil ts JC" i'ite Anvil-1 i ilruss and Mrinit Hand. H• • V-iECAND, Le ulcr. are prej ared to furnish >:l f.-r I'r.s-* '« . Par:Pm, Serenades, A :., on rta r ti": A j’i-li a lion to the Leader, or CIIAS ■Ail 111. will meet with prompt attention. , I tiih.U t.in ffd Gonrni’t iC-uleonil, viiieriiiPnilrtit’s Of ie—Areif-T*. May l.'-.'7.—Stoeklidil* rs with their an w! ch wi.l be understoeil to consist of wives -1 ati'l i’ces a y servants, constituting the usual :• ' •! wiii be c oiveyel t> An tests, feecf charge, n.'i . t ans. no the ] Ith and 1-tli May, t > return j n ten days of adjournment if conv'eution. Stock- ; ,i •• r. jii if. i"y tlnmse! ves wiih tickets [ ■ ■ ‘ .S:m. t. Arej.ts i■ f >1“ enteric.;'the cars. •i f. J OEtiHDK YOXGE, Sup’t. j | j \ Vutiinli'e Alciii.One. During the present j »’• : • than six < f our fri'eids, wlio have been in lk d O try ill of. I)K «RATH’S KLECI’RIC OIL for ...or • eipience of. having this prepara •i i\ ,-r i<d .ti or . e do;..ns, i nvc < a Ltd upon us to tin- re - 1 1 it f-.h*-1r ex, erim .'t s. ’lji sc person* as • that thdir Rh-umatii 1 j " .. . have been entirely 1 . f afe.s app! eat .ms' of DeOratV“ Ele. trjc Oi, • ■njiuend it.- us- to al who are atti c:ed with >oi ti..-'l.- .-iKes wh.eh it is designed lo cure — Proe. 1’ be had of the Agents here. See advertisement i . au tin- co ijniu. t • in PLI Ml! A LE'TNER, CLARK, WELLS ‘ st>E \RS and H A\ ILAND, RIS LEY A CO.. Augus t' * •■'i' i' u and New i ork, and by Druggists and Meic ants geuprsily. mb3.l-Im { t~ Hleedina (■unis mtv ho rc-.iored to a healthy ’'Ur 1 y -I ■.■ ■ ..f 1 If. null's Oriental Tooth Wash," , oytvr.i l,y Me-- r . JOSEPH CI IINETT A CO., 41 j 1 ••• isont-street, Boston. 1" ''on sis n a concentrate 1 f -rm, the most desirable aiu r -i-nt i-idlheaUng propi rties. i At bo cents pt r bottle. HAVII.AND, RI3LEY A CO. May Jim Agents, Augusta, Ga i •!"' Hunk r.l' Pillion.- The notes of this Bank w :*-l. atone ip.alter of cue per cent, disc uut for 1 ■ i, •r at par for ex, hauge i u New York at the market by F. C BARBER, Exchange Broker, V. -\2.:jt Mclntoih-strect, l~if Dr. Cli.Tsf : BENUMBING PRO 1 r.sjj ii Extracting Tci li, when one wishes several 'i ' i for the purpose rs j r» paring the month far Plato. Mavl iV' The Toilet of Hr .iity.—The perfection of ' ” evi-n in the most he u.-.itul woman, is gained at ' t. There tie use of ItUKNET'I’S KALLIS- Orient Water is indispensable; it era-lie-ites •• c.fiphtly objects, su h as tan, frqck es and pimples, es the oomplexii n a clear and blooming appear a i.. Prepared by Josj-trit BukSetT A CO., Tre »j atEtrcet. Boston. Pike .Vic. and tl p?rT) ttie. BAVILAND, RISLEY 4 CO, Aay2 !m Ag'-nfs, Augusta, Oa. !'^“Au«nstn,Jnnam-y Ixt, ISA7. —J.Jl.Xew* Os <Xi Co. have now on hand, and will sell low, to make 1 Spring Goods, aline stock of Raglan OVER COATS ; Sue Black Frock COATS ; Black and Figured < >iincre PANTS; Black and fancy Silk and velvet VKsTs, Ac. Aisi. alarge lot of tine Shirts, Drawers R:<» ks. Gloves, Ac. For good bargains, cailsoon. jan2 tvP Auguatn, March 3d, lt>-s}’.—Look Out.—- A- P 31GN051 A CO will soon be in receipt of a New 4 -1 Fashionable stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING an, l Hats, tor Men’s, Boys and Children's wear. 215 Broad-street, Hihb-tf opposite Postoffice Corner. ty* Dedicated to the Lndie*—PLUMß’S EAU Db TOiLETTEis a compound of rare and fine Essences, *° uaited as to torm a most exquisite Perfume for the Toilet or Handkerchief. Prepared and sold byf . PLUMB 4E LEITNaR, Late D B. Plumb A Co. . i, Utff —Th# IM l»M»*** *»Ui b» e«IW bate i«w*» an th* Uth day at this tuoatfa I reapMtf-ally sail the , attention of th* people to the following »eci;oas of the General Ordinance Sic. 31. “ It shall be the duty of all owners or occu pant* of cellars in the city of Augusta, to have the same thoroughly cleansed and whitewashed, under the direc tion of the Lot Inspector, at least once a year between the Fust Day of May and the First Day of July ' “ Any occupant of a lot, who ahail throw, or dis charge, or permit to be thrown or discharged, from h.s or her premises, a* much water or wet subxtance as may put any part of the streets or alleys in bad order, shall bo fined not exceeding Fifty Dollars for every day such nuisance shall exist*’ “ It shall not be lawful for the keepers of hotel* and boarding houses, bakers or brewer* in th# City of An gusta, to throw greasy or dirty water into the drains Os the city; but they shall be required to keep a barrel or hogshead to contain the same, and shall cause the same to be removed every twenty-four hours." Her. e. “ No person or persons shall throw, otr cause to be thrown, any broken glass, tin cuttings, white or loose paper, or crockery ware, in any of the street* of this city." No perton shall deposit in any street or public alleys any shavings, brick bats, or other refuse of building materials, and permit them to remain for a longer period than twelve hours.” Sec. 33. “No person shall throw trash and filth into the streets from their lots or lands at any other time than between Daytigh* and fiine o'clock, A. AT, nor on the Sabbath." These Ordinances, together with such other* as have for their object the health of the city and the cleanliness of the street* and alleys thereof, will be str.ctiy en forced. B. CONLEY, Mayor C A. myo dlw-twlm iy Dry Gooda Cheap, for Cash .--Win. H. Crane has just recieved his supply of Spr'ug and Sam mer Goods, and is now offering them very low, for Cash His assortment of DRESS GOODS, MANTILLAS EMBROIDERIES, PARASOLS, and all kinds of giwds suitable for Ladies and Gentlemen's wear, is very com plete, and they will be soii as low a. can be procured at this market. The Public *r»i respectfully invited to rail anrl examine his assortment; where goods van be had at all times at the lowest cash price*. aplfidjtw PEJ - inporlant—They have commenced drawing their unrivalled SODA WATER—sparkling as a dia nmnd and cool as a • Iceberg, with a choice variety oi French Syrups, at APOTHECARIES’ HALL, mh27 under Augusta Hotel. nr Teeth Extracted wit out Fnin.—Dr FA TERSON, Dentist, will extract Teeth without paiil, by the benumbing process, with an instrument he has just invented. It is perfectly harmless, and has been testtd in presence of some of the best Physicians in Augusta Office anil residence cn a few doors from Broad st. We were present while Dr. Paterson applied bis in stnircent for benumbing the Gums. He extracted two Teeth without the least pain or inconvenience to the pa ient. Dr. W. B. WELLS, apl-J-ly Dr W. E. LEAKING The Needle Womra’s Relief Society earnestly solicit Orders from the Public to meet the con stant calls for work from needy seamstresses. House Servants’ and Plantation Clothing made to order. Gooil ready made articles f.r these purposes now cn hand. Ad deseripUoE* of Family Sewing promptly attended to, ami carefully superintended. Gentlemen's Shirts, Ac , neatly made. All Clothing manufactured at the Depository, will be f inuil to be well made, and at very reasonable price)'. Depository on Kilis street. Mnyl-dtiiwluio Vi. BOSDEVEX, Agent. fW~ Superintendent’* Office, Georgia Itnll rond.— Arm,sr March 30, Is.TV.—On and at' er Ist April, pros., UP FREIGHT cannot be pre paid at Au gusta, but will be required to be paid by consignee at point of delivery. (mh3l) OEO. YONGE, Sup’t. EyNoHce.—Mayor’s Office, City Ham., Anyu ta, April 27, 1837.—The Mayor is required by the tilth .section of the General Ordinance, to ‘ examine all Bills and Accounts pro-.mted to Council For the purpeso of 1 making >uch examinatvn, all persons having necouuts against the city must present them to the-Cierk ot C-1111. cil, on or before 9 o’clock A. M; on THURSDAY before 'the Firs; Friday in cash Month. Unless »o presented, tiny will not lie laid te'ore Council until the nyxt monthly intctiug. B. CONLEY, ap2Bdlm Mayer C. A. 'shirt- : 8kln«! Shirts ! SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SUIIfTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS! dec3l WM. O. PRICE A CO Dry Good*rt. very Low Prices for Cadi. ! —WILLIAM SHEAR has just received from New Yotk i a large supply of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOOJc. - adapted to the Spring and Summer season, embracing a g-eat variety of new and beautiful styles of Lad.es DRESS GOODS, and article* for GENTLEMEN and YOUTH'S WEAR, an ! for HOUSE and PLANTA TION SERVANTS, which he will sell at decidedly lower prices for cash than they can be sold on the usual credit terms. Augusts and Graniteville SHIRTINGS, Cotton OSNABURGB, and Georgia STRIPES, will be sold at manufacturer’s prices. Planters and Families from the country, wishiDg to purchase for cash, are re spectfully invited to examine the assortment apl-dtw Aw2m Sodn Water, *rom Nichols' Patent Soda j Fountains, with Choice Syrups, maybe found at Mayl lmo WM 11. TUTT’S DragStopel Removal.—Dß. F. OFFERMAN, DENTIST takes pleasure in informing his patients and the public ; jbat he has removed to those pleasant and commodious rooms opposite the Mechanic's Bank, where he will be happy to perform all operations Qpoa the teeth encrusted j o his earn, with neatness and despatch. antl7 DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. Ia HE Copartnersh'p heretofore existing between tlie under-igned, nn-fer the firm of HAND, WILCOX A CO , in tfci* city, OHO. W. WILLIAMB A CO , in < iiarle.ston. and D HAND A CO , in New York, ex pn ed by liniitat on on the :tOth nit , anil is dissolved. Ether partner is authorized to sign in liquidation. Mr DvnielH. Wilcox will close up the business of the Augusta firm, with whom, at the old stand, the hooks and notes of Hand. Williams A Co., and Hsttd, Wilcox A Co., will be found DANIEL HAND. GEO W WILLIAMS, DANIEL H. WILCOX Augusta, May 2, 1877. my2-(!A w NOTICE. fltllE undersigned hav in pnrehased the entire stofk I of HkKD, WILCOX A CO, wi'l continue the Wholesale GROCERY BUS! NESS at the old stand. Daniel h. wilcon. Augusta, May 2. le-57. mj2 dA w COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. ri*IIK undersigned having formed a Conartni-rsidp. ‘ 1 will i-afrv on the WHOLESALE GROGEKY ,B]U ; SINE'S in This city, under the name ar.d style if I HAND WILLIAMS A- GRAVES, and have tske-n i|b« f tore formerly occupied by Messrs. Be chc-r iC Hull ugs worth, Warr.-n Block, where they will keep ala ge | stock of Goilds, and will be prepared to sell them on the most reasonable terms. DANIEL HAND, GEO. W. WILLIAMS, AZAKIAH GRAVES. Augusta, M*y 2, 1877. muj twlmi DISSOLUTION. Firm of II J. AE. A. SIBLEY is This Day JL dissolved,*by mutual consent. The hooks, n- res and sccounts will be found at the Old Stand, now oc-.tu p i-il Uv H“qry J. Sibley, who is auihor.zed to use the name of the [firm in settlement; and ail indebted to raid • firm, are reipectfu.ly requested to come forward and settle at an early day. H. J. SIBLEY. E. A. SIBLEY. Augusta, May 1,1857 rpUK undersigned, having purchased from E. A 1 Sibley, bis entire interest in the late Firm of H. J A F„ A Sibley, will continue the Grocery Basiness in all its branches, under the name and style of HENRY ) SIBLEY) and would solicit th- patronage of the for mer concern. HENRY J. SIBLEY. Augusta, May 1, 1857, * j HAVING disposed of my Interest in the Grocery Business to my former Partner, 11. J. Bibl<-y, I respectfully so icit for him a continuance of the Patijo nage of Hiv f.iends. E. A. SIBLEY'. Augusta. May l. ias7. Mayl-im; ON CONSIGNMENT— -311,000 pounds City Cured BACON Ilog Round ; 8 000 pounds City Cured Pig HAMS ; 10 000 pounds Tennessee BACON Hog Round; 10 000 pounds Tennessee Bacon HAMS; 1 fit-asks Western Rib SIDES ; 60 bids choice Family LARD ; 250 bbls. “ Extra Family FLOUR,”, various brands; , 200 fibls. superfine Flour, various brands : PH) sacks extra Family Flour; 400 sacks CORN; 100 bales Northern HAY ; 200 sacks OATS ; 250 bushels Ground PEAS ; 1 For sale by J. A. ANSLLY, my6-d6m Commission and Produce Merchant. i A. AKSLEY, r General commission and produce MERCHANT, Augusta, Georgia. Office on Broad Street, opposite Union Bank. ■» myfi ’ ' * TIA V • —SO bales HAY, landing This Day, perir iri JjL Steamboat Company's wffiThe^sold before going to store, by M W. WOODRUFF. '"TkwTdve^ibeme^tS^' PLATE AMD JBW*U*y**TOIJIM. I'H£ FOLLOWING ARTICLES »«• *m*P titlouft y taken from me, about the middle °> >*•* April, bye woman (ailing hcn-elf Mrs. TREVOR, who obtained »cce-j to tiy bouse in the capacity of astrolo giat and pedlar of jewery. In age she seems to be youth ful, is very good locking and plausible, complexion very dark, eyes and hair very black, of medium height and •lender in form; »ln<- lias a husband an I three children, the youngest of wjhich is a girl, all of whom have black eyes ; the womau apd man are foreigners—he is a segar and basket maker. Also a pedlar of jewelry. The articles are as follows: —One large goid patent lever watch full jewelled, single in ipiitation of doub e case, marked W> B. J. -18-17937, M J. Tobias A Co., Liverpool, patent ; on the back are the initials M. he G., and a gold watch key ; one pair hair brae l«|i ,w ith gold clasps aud topaz setting , one gold amethyst setting ; oat 1 brooch, a piloting repre senting a vase of waiter,from which two doves are drink ing, and a male andjfemaie hand clasped over tie doves and vase and the inscription “ FRIENDSHIP " included; two motto rings—ojue a topaz set in gold, wiib the de vice ot a Cross on ai| Anchor and Cable and a Heart— the other a garnet, olr stone resemblieg it, set in gold, with the device of a )tiee Hive and Bees the gold of both rings Is chased; one goid thimble without mark, four plain g-dd ituds, one h* avy ali silver butter knife, one preserve spoon, one mustard spoon, one heavy silver sugar longs, half a dozen sliver table spoons, half a d. zen silver tea spoon*, ail of which are marked “M E. E. R./anda few odd tea spoons without mark, embossed on ttie tip of handies with a'sheaf of wheat. This worthy couple, with their young and helpless offspring, decamped as soon as the robbery was effected. Inf rmatlcn or assistance for recovering the.e articles is solicited by me, fotr which ail due reward will be awarded. All dealers and the | uhlic are cautioned to keep a look-out for the robber*, for all arealike Interested in our common safety and security against the r depreda tions. MARY E E ARNETT. Augusta, Richmond County, Ga. All newspapers aud magazines will be so ktnd as 11 aid me, by copying this advertiseiafiut and giving it, if possible, universal circulation. I‘iease address mo by mail, care of Col John Mil'edge, Augusta Ga myßdiw3t STRAYED, the Subscriber, about the last of March, a GRAY MARE, with a blazed face, two years old Any person who will deliver her at Goshen, Lincoln Co , or give any information that I may get it, will be liberally rewarded. P. \V. SALE, nr- b lit BACON. —a lot of prime BACON Sides and Shoul j ders, just received and for sale by HAND, WILLIAMS A GRAVES. myß I No 5 Warren Block. \\T ANTED, a Situation as HOUSEKEEPER, or M Seamstress, by an experienced lady. Apply at tLis office. uiyK 3t HAY 1 HAY! *■ A BA LEfi prime HAY, to arrive this day and for *) U sale from the wharf, bv M. H. HOWARD, myß Commission Met chant. RiCE ! RICE ! I /K TIKHI'IS prime RICE, just received, on con" J V" sigument. and for sale bv WM H. HOWARD, my 8 Commission Merchant. ORANGES, LEMONS AND COCOA NUTS. • ) “ BOXES Mcssifia ORANGES ; aaO 10 boxes Sicily hr.MuS.S; 500 COCOA NUTS ; In store, aud for saje by WM. H. HOWARD, myß Commi-sirn Merchant. I~ flllH' oil ITKOrl:.—5 ) C ids It dCoidKjPE > sorted si/.es, f>r sale low by HAND, WILLIAMS A GRAVES. myß No 5, Wa r ren H K k. I > ILK.—lo Tierces fresh RICE, in store, and tor sale IV low by HAND, WILLIAMS k GRAVES. mvß No. 5 Warren Block. (1 I<EUN AND iivtl li TK.t.-A good assort T merit of TEAS, for -aL 1 low bv HAND, WILLIAMS A GRAVES, lin 8 No. 5, Warren Block. Hit'll BOND SHERIFF’S SALE.—WiII be sold on the fir.-t 'ituesdny in JULY next, within the legal hours of sale at the lower market house in the city of Argil ta, the following property viz ; A negro man named (Jilascow, about thirty-one years of age, levied on as the property of John A Moore, to satisfy ati fa on foreclosure of mortgage issued from the Inferior Court of Richmond county, in favor of James H. Hammond against John A Moore, the afire-aid pro perty described in no rtga-e fi. fa , WILLIAM DOYLE, Sheri ft R. C. M*y Sib. 1857. HALL!! POSITIVELY THE TWO LAST NIGHTS IN AUGUSTA- Tlmrsdoy ami I' iilm/, S'/> aud 'Mk imt. 1v II . B E A L E ’ S Grand Illuminated Historic ' V o tgc of !> It. KAN K*S AKCTIC EXULORATIONS ’.! Together with Englhth and Danish searches lot SIR JOHN FRANKLIN lli Tit / A THE Fitld ! V /OA K. In connection with whigli, will be exhibit d at cadi Exhibition, the Seine, Roiiihni'dincnt ntnl P.viictiiu ion OF SEVASTOPOL! Kaecn'ed by the ai American Artist, GEORGE lIEI LGE, E-ij, from dt a wings taken on tin p't t,y thn Ex pi ore is. |T'*" Exhtb ti n every is ght at 8 o’clock TWO GRAND AETERNOOOX EXHIBITIONS, On TIG RBDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, at 3 o'clock, I’ M. Thursday Afternoon for Schools. Fri day Afternoon for Ladies and Families. I j? Tickets si) Cents, Chi.drcn and Servants ,’5 Cents Tlie extensive calehrity whiih this gem of artistic excellence has acquired as bong the must sub lime, ini ere s'ing, e muting and instructive ever exhibited, is a suffi cent guarantee to the public of its surpassing merit. mj7-2t D. C. LARUE, Agent. MACK EH EL.—LOO packages Nos. i, 2 .ud 3 M AcKEKEL. for dale low bv my7 HAND, WILLIAMS A GRAVES. t'l. lK HOUSE .-Tv ilfi*.—2U~bbi7 IL~Hive SYUYP. for sale low by HAND, Wi. LIAMS A GRAVBB. my? No. 5 Warren B'ock. IM>E BAI/I’, —JO sack- blown SAL I , tor sale low * by HAND WILLIAMS A GRAVES. i orNDUII s— ' 100 boxes Go’gatei SOAl’; •Jo boxes Toilet Soap; iOJ boxe- ‘jUiJA, iu pound paper*; 25 d iz. PI ;KLLS ; \ 100 uoz BROOMS ; In store, and for sale by | my7 HAND, WILLIAMS A GRAVES. (' till OA NUT:*.—2 hhds. fresh COCOA NUTS, on i consignment, and for sale bv WM 11. HOWARD, m\7 CominisMb.n Merchant, I,V\ECI UTOIf ’S SALE.—WiII be sold on the first l Tuesday in JUNE next, before the Court House I door in the town of Coviiigtrn, agreeable to the last will and t tiwnent of William N<>len, deceased, late, of Newton County ; A Negro boy, George, about It* years of age. Term- ou tlie day of -a e STEPHEN NOLEN ) JAMES NOLEN, j Executors. May 7, 1857, EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE, IN ALBANY, GEORGIA. ri’llK subscriber will sell, at public auction, on Tues- I day, the lJtb day of M)\Y next la this city, till Business and Residence LOTS, of one fourth, one half and one acre each. Theae Lots are situated in the most desirable parts of the city. Sa'e positive, and to continue from day to day until completed. Terms —One-third cash, one-third six mouths, and one thYd twelve month*. Tne location of Albany being in the centre of the rich ciitton-grow ing lauds of Southwestern Georgia, aud the Southern terminus of the Southwestern Ra.lroad, re ceiving, as -be. * ill do the next season, fifty to sixty thousand ba es cotton, with a rapid yearly increase, of ters the greatest inducement for a profitable investment of any other p int in the Southern States The cars will tie running to Albany by the first of Sep teuibernext, and to withia ten tniles by the day of sale, from which station there will be ample accommodation by stages tor visitors. WM. VY. CHBBVER. mb‘Jß dJtwtwylO WANTED TO HIRE. A GOOD COOK, for which good wages will be paid. Apply at this (Office my*> M" AY BUI TEH 10 tubs MAY BUTTER, just receivedby CHARLES E.sTFla. niyfi ISM'IbL’S 3IVGA/.INE for May; also, a few of thefirst number, fer -ale by m\6 TUGS RICHARDS & SON. i —— ORANGES! ORANGES!! G) A BOXES Mountain! Mesma ORANGES, just r«- . I ceived, and fur sale, on consignment, by WM H. HOWARD, r niyfi Commission Merchant. 1 \ta I LS.—SOO kegs Old Dominion NAILS ; ■ 500 kegs W'yociing, for sale verv low by May 2 DAN! H. WILCOX - ItAIRiINU AND HOPE.— JL> 150 bales GUNNY BAGGING ; 300 coils Rope, various qualities; for sale low by DAN. H. WILCOW. ’ Mav2 CILKANVOUK SiLVKH—We have i ust received / a few bottles of a new article for Cleaning Si ver and Silver Plated Ware. It Is without exception the best article of the kind ever used for this purpose, im parting to the aware a perfect lustre. Also, a liquid for cleaning Gold Jewelry, Ac. & T , I 3 IT NKR. COW PEAA,—IJS bushels COW PEAS, just re ceived on consignment, for sale by JOHN CASHIN General Commi-sion Merchant, _ Mayl No. 4 Warren Block. . . FRESH CONGRESS WATER. e ff AWO Growl CONGRESS WATER, direct from the Springe, warranted Freeh and Genuine, for sain b y HA VIE AND, BIS LEY A CO. - ap2B * Ta j), NOKKELL hasjusrireeetvea the last »nn. SI. ber of the New York Ledger, May 1. Bnbacrip tions received. Opposite U. 8. Hotel. my 2 t ar&ran-x- w- • -• Aagatta Wsrkrt. * THtRfDAr, F. M t COTTON.—The market to-day ae«ms at a stand.— * Buyers demand a decline, which holders ret use to sub - mlt to, hence there Is nothing doing. ‘ SHIPPING intelligence. p SA V'ANNAH, May s.—Arrived, steamship Keystone i Stone, Hardie, Philod«lphia; steamship City of Norfolk, l Green, Baltimore; brig H. B. Emery, Perkiutt, Cieafue , gos. COMKHI’irVLL. "7 — | ON HATER DA Y, TIIE OTII >IAY, At 8 o'clock , J’. M- The Lessee of the New York ACADEMY OF MUSIC respeettuily announces that (he celebrated VocaliM, MADAME D’ANGBI, (Cantatrice dt Camera to the Emperor of Au tria, and First Contralto from her Majesty'll Theatre in Loudon, and the Italian Opera in Pari-,) being under engagement to him to appear during the whole of next ;ca ton at the Academy of Mu-ic, has made arrangement- for a short Concert Tour in the South. MADAME D'ANGRI will be assisted by a powerful COMPANY. MLLE. MATHIXiLE D’ANGRI, Mr. THOMAS. (Violinist); Sir. BCHBEIBEB (Solo Trumpet to th-. King of Handvtr); and Signor A BELLA (Pianist), i. PRO BiAM M £. 1. Solo—Sir Schreiber. • I’. Aria, Robert le Diable— Mile. Mathilde 3. Asia, Barber of Seville—Madame D’Angri. 4. Solo—Mr.’l uomas. 5. Waltz Ricci Ma dame D'Angri 6. Duet, Lit Ronda— Sladauie D Angri aud Si He. Mathilda. 7. Solo—Mr. Schreiber. 8 Bal lad—Mile. Mathilde. 9. Ariz,Taucredi —Sfadame D'An gri. 10. Solo—Mr. Thomas 11. Rondo, Beneveulola— Madame D'Angri. Conductor . Signor ABELLA Tickets gl each—no extra, charge for Reserved Seats —to be had at the Music Stores of Messrs. GEO. A. OATEs A CO., and of Mr. the evening at the door Sale of tickets to cowenceon Thursday, )lav 7th. Doom will open at 7 o'clock. niyfi It PEEPLES & CABANISS, A TTOUNEYH AT LAW, FuhhV rut, Ga, will u\. practice Law in the counties of Bibb. Monroe, Up son Pike, Spa<d ng, Butts aud Henry. Mr. (Jxbaulss will give constant and promt f attention to the co lection and settledient of debts andt laims. C. PEEPLES, GEO. A. CABANISS. Formerly of Athens, Ga. my 3 SEASONABLE. VrARIOLs sizes ot WATBk. COOLERS. ‘ WILLOW Barkets, Coaches and Clothes Hampers. WOODEN Tubs, Bucket', Clothes Pins, Churns, Towel Rollers, R illing Pina, Spoons, Lemon Presses, Faucets, Ac , at the China aud Furnishing Store of myti K. MURTIN A RON. CHEAP GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN. IA.M receiving a large lot of Men's FURKISIIING GOODS, and will sell them very low for ra-h The best “ Danskin” SHIRT--, at 50 and $1 75 White Jean DRAWERS, at 50 and 75 cents per pair. UNDER SHIRTS, at 50 and 75cents. ROCKS, at ljj and J.> cents per pair. 11 Lf>VES, at 12!, 25 aud 50 cents per pair. CRAVATS, at 12 1 .25, 50 and 75 cents. Pocket HANDKERCHIEFS, at 25 cents, ready hemmed Beautiful Shirt BOSOMS, at 371 rent-. ALSO, A lot of Canes, Umbrella Porte Montu. i-, and Hair Brushes, which will be sold at cost. CHARLES W. HERSEY. mys Opposite U S. Hotel. LINEN SHEETING. In_ J LINEN SHEETING—a first rat- article, TC at 95 ctuU, worth SI 50 per yard, just receiv ed from auction. GUAY A TURLEY'S my-5 2w Cheap Cash Store. BRILLIANT ROBES. A NE,\V and beautiful article, just received, and for sale cheap at GRAY A TURLEY'S, my 5 2w TWISTED SEWING SILK ROBES. ANOTHER supply of very elegant Twisted Silk ROBES, in liabt colors, suitable for evening dresses, just received aud for sale at &20, worth in the importer's hands $35. at GRAY A TURLEY'S Cheap Cash Store. mys-2w Plain bareges. r UWKNTY pieee-. Lupin's best plain BAREGES, in I all colors, at 25 cents, worth from 371 to .50 rents, just received at GRAY A TURLEY’S. m\s 2w SPLENDID SATIN PLAID BAREGES. A T 371, worth 00 to T. 5 rents, just received, and for A sale at GRAY A Tt RLEY S. n*y~‘ - w SILK TISSUE. BLACK SILK TISSUE, worth ;50 cent-, for sale at 25 cents per yard, at GRAY A TURLEY 8. my 5 2w HANDKEBO IIEFS. HANDKERCHIEFS, at SI M* 1 i worth .s3l lleia-ritched Linen Cambric HandkercLi 2 a fine article for 50cents, worth Si, iu<t received at GRAY A T URLEY'S Cheap tiu-b Store. Uiyo-'Jw LAWNS. ONE hundred pieces printed LAWNS, warranted fast colors, or the money refunded, tine quality, at 10 cents per yard. j GRAY A TURLEY, myo 2w FRENCH MUSLINS r | ’'WENT Y pieces very fine French MI*SLINS, 1 w orth 25 cents, for sale at 19* rents, at GRAY A TURLEY’S Cheap Cm h Store, my 5 9w BRILLIANTS YXTHITK and colored BRILLIANTS, a tine article, FT cheap, just received at mys-2w 7 GRAY A TUBI EY s. SILK HOBeT tIUVENTY-F VE M lk ROBES, at $lO. X 10 very superior, at $lB, just received at my.VJw" GRAY A TURLEY'S LINEN TOWELS FIFTY dozen LINEN TOWELS, at $1.53 per dox.. for sale at GRAY A TURLEV S. mys-2w NOTICE TO BUTCHER 17 f|iO ARRIVE, a lot of fine Tennessee BEEVES, which will be sold upon arrival by mys 3t BEERS A TERRY. HAY! HAY!! IIIUME Northern HAY in store, and at depot, for 1 sale by BEERS A TERRY. xnys-3t TOBACCO. qaa BOXES TOBACCO, all grades. OvJ VI lor sale low by uiys WILCOX, HAND & ANSLEY. HIDES WANTED. riIHE highest Cash Price pai l for HIDES by J BEERS A TERRY. mys-3t Opposite Planter’s Hotel. STRAYED—SIO REWARD. ritwO YOUNG COWS-one a Red Devon, and the J. other a white and red Cow, with ' cry mia’ i horns— have been gone since 2sth April. Ten Dollar- reward will be paid for their delivery to my 3 at O B. LAMAR. SUGAR. — 40 bbds. good to prime Porto Rico and New Orleans SUGAR; 100 bags Refined .Sugars, f. r sale low by May 2 DAN. H. WILCOX. NEW YORK PAPERS—Just received and for sa’e at H. D. NORKELL's Book Store and Literary- Depot—Harper’s Weekly—A Journal of Civilization, 5 cts.; Porter’s Spirit oY the Times, Sets ; The New York Weekly Herald, 5 cts.; Scientific American 5 cts.; New York Ledger, scts.; New York Clipper, nets BOSTON PAPERS—BaIDu s Pictorial, fi cts , Flag of our Union, 5 ct».: Waverly Magazine, 6 cts ; Banner of Light, fi cts.; True Flag, 5 cts.; Ballou’s Monthly Magazine, 12 cts. Also, Gody’s Lady’s Book for May, 25 cts ; Graham's Illustrated Magazine for May, 25 cts.; Harper's Maga zine for May, 25 i ts. Subscriptions received by H. D. NORRELL. Opposite IT. S. Hotel. BACON. —iO.OOO lbs. Prime BACON SIDES, just received, and for sale at No 2 Warren B oek, by mys KOLB A PHINIZY, 1 jOTATOKS.—2O bbls. POTATOES tor sale by A C. ESTES, myo DINNER WARE. JUMT Opened, a few aetts beat French China, Gold Band Dinner Ware, Oval Shapes, for sale low Also, any pieces separate Store a few doors above the Augusta Hotel. ap3o 8 C MUSTIN. * ROCKINGHAM SPITTOON^ ON hand a large assortment of various sizes. TO BRICK MAKERS. "I NCLUDKD in tbe Oity of Albany Lots, which I will A sell at auction on 12th May next, is a BRICK Yard, containing »ix acres, in a convenient location— fine clay, and the yard in complete order for work, | with large new sheds, houses, Ac., aud au abundant supply of water. , A contract of half a million of Bricks will be transfer red to the purchaser For farther informat ion, apply t° W W. CHEEVER. Albany, April 30, 1857. my3-td TO RENT. A COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE on Greene street, opposite the Hospital. Suitable for a small family. There is a large lot attached, and every ueces- Miry w>nv«ni< nee. Apply on the prtunUeb, or at tbfo office- «»y3 ts YI UTTER.—IO kegs prime Goshen BUTTER, on 1 13 “ 1C b^ M . HOWARD, C'mmission Merchant. . f>iXK SAUCEKri, LILLY WHITE, and a variety . irso<iwi!¥rar»wj-« SDKOT , np2fi Turpin's Iron Range. iimipii ur— i - rr ——■ lotteries. SW AN «t"~C O. • 8 LOTTERIES! CAPITAL PKTZE $50,000 f , TICKETST»NLY a 10! Owing to the groat favor witb'whTchour Single Nntu ber Lotteries have been received by the j.tibl c, a|id the large demand for Tickets, the Manager., 8. 8 WAN A _ Co , will have a drawing each Saturday throughout the year. « The following Scheme will be .Iran n in ca< h of their 5 Lotteries for May, 1857, CLASH 34, To be drawn In tbe City of Atlanta, Georgia, in public, : on SATURDAY, MAY 2, led7. Class 33, To be drawn in tbe City of Atlanta. Georgia, in public, on SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1857. CLASH 3«, To be drawn in the City ot Atlanta. Georgia, in public, ou SATURDAY, MAY lfi, ie-57. CLASH 3F, ' To be drawn in the City of Atlauta, Georgia, iu public, oa SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1e57. CLASH 3H, . To be drawn in the city o Atlanta, Georgia, in public, on SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1557, . on the Plan of ? I SINGLE NUMBERS I : j 3,-JIM) PRIZES. More than 1 Prize to every 10 Tickets! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME ! TO BE DRAWN EACH SATURDAY IN MAY ! * 1 Prize of sjo,ooo is $50,000 1 “ 20 000 is 20,000 1 “ 10,000 is 10,000 1 “ 10,000 is 10,000 1 “ S,O<X) is 5.000 1 “ 5.000 1s 5 000 . 1 1 “ 5,000 Is >.(XtO 1 “ 2.500 is 2, 500 i 1 “ 2,5001 s 2,500 1 ■* 2.500 is 2.st*> 1 “ 2,500 is 2 500 1 “ 2,5 Vis 2,500 1 “ 2,500 i 5.... 2,500 1 “ 1,000 U I,ouo 1 “ 1,000 is 1,000 1 “ l.OOois 1,000 1 “ I,UOU is 1,000 1 “ 1,000 is I,O(KJ 100 Prises of. 100 are 10,000 100 “ ..tv 50 are 5,000 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 prizes of $225 approximatingso,ooo Prize, are s‘Kio 4 « 1«0 “ 20 (WO “ tilt) 8 “ 80 “ lUOOO “ fi4o 12 “ 50 “ 5,000 “ fioo 24 “ 30 “ 2,500 “ 720 20 “ 25 “ 1,000 “ 500 3ttoo “ 20 are 00,000 3,290 Prizes amounting to $204,000 AVbole Tickets, $lO, Halves, $5; Quarters, $2.50. PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. The numbers from 1 to 30.0(H), corresponding with those numbers on the Tickets, printed on separate slips of paper, are encircled with small tin tubes, aud placed iu one wheel. The first 218 Prizes, similarly printed and encircled, are placed in another wheel. The wheels are then re volved, and a Number is drawu from the wheel of Num bers, and at the same time a Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The Number and Prize drawn out are opened aud exhibited to the audience, aud registered by the Commissioners, the Prize being placed agaiust the Number drawn. This operation is repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out . Apprnximnlion Prize*.—The two preceding and the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the first 18 Prizes will be entitled to the 72 Approximation Prizes, according to the Scheme The 3,U00 Prizes of S2O will be determined by the last figure of tbe number that draws the SSO t)*H) prize. For example, if the number drawing the $50,000 Prize ends with No. I, then all the Tickets where the number ends in 1 will be entitled to S2O. ls the number ends with 2, then all tbe Tickets where the number ends in 2 will be entitled to S2O, and so on to 0. Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following rates, which is the risk : Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets SBO “ “ 10 Half “ 40 “ “ 10 Quarter “ 20 “ “ 10 Eighth “ 10 IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets or dered, on receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers can hf.ve Tickets ending in any figure they may designate. The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing. Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and give their Post Office, Couutv and State. KT Remember that every Prize is drawn, aud paya- : ble iu full without deduction. All Prizes of SIOOO and under, paid immediately after the drawing—other Prizes at the usual time of thirty days. Ail communications strictly confidential. Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets at j | either office. ■ Address orders for Tickets or Certificates either to 8. SWAN it CO , Atlanta, Ga., or F. C. BARBER. Augusta, Ga. j A list of the numbers that are drawn from the j wheel, with the amount of the prize that each one is en- I titled to, will bo-published after every drawing-in the following papers ; New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Infell! geneer, New York Weekly Day Book, and Savannah Morning News. ap24 SAVANNAH LOTTERY! ON THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS. AN PERSON X M) n, XI aX AG ERS, SUC -ESSORS TO J F WINTER, MANAGER. PRIZES PAYABLE \\Tl GOUT DEDUCTION I CAPI PAL PRIZE fbtMKM). JAHPKR COUNTY aTaDEHV LOTTERY! Authorized by the State of Georgia. CLASS X, Draws May 15th, 1857, at St. Andrews’ Hall, Savannah, Georgia, under the sworn superintendence cl W. R. Symons and J M Prentiss, Esqs. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. 1 prize 0f....... SfiO.JOO j 1 “ 2U.000 ; 1 * 10,000 i 1 *■ 5,000 | 1•• 4.000 I I <• 2.000 | 3 ** UHX) are 3,000 ! 5 “ 500 are 2,50) 1 100 “ 100 are 10.000 100 “ 50 arc 5,000 j 72 Approximation Prizes... *. 3,760 ; 3000 “ 30 are 90,000 3286 Prizes amounting to $215,200 | Tickets $10; Halves <5; Quarters $2 50. Bank Notes of sound Ban* s taken at par. Checks on j New-York remi ted so Prizes. Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates of Packages of Tickets to ANDERSON & *SON. Manager, \ Macou or Savannah, Ga. Persons bolding Prize Tickets of J. F. Winter, Mana- j ger. will send them to ns for payment. apl t Benjamin Franklin and Prof Be Grath. l ’KANKIJN brought electricity from th> heavens J* to earth, but it remained for Professor D) GRATH to apply that electricity to tbe reliet ot diseased and suf- , feruig mortals —disease* that heretofore baffled tue phy sician*’ old treatment, such a* Neura gta, Rheumatism, Pains, Stiff Join's, Dcafuesss, Swellings, Palsy, Piles, Skin Diseases, Ac., are new cured by Professor De t,rath's ELECTRIC OIL in one and two days. Road this letter from a physician who has practised since 1*26 —(too well known for comment) : Prof. Dk GhaTU, Philadelphia. Sir,—At intervals, during thirty years past, my wife has beeu subject to rheumatism of the most violent cast —j say four times a year;—sometimes so severe a* to make it necessary to administer large d >ses of the tinc ture of gniacum aud morphia, aud to rork her like an infant iu a large rocking chair, to induce any repose.— Having irequent curiesoondeuee with iuy son (No. 103 Chesnut Street of gourcitv). I informed him of an at tack she had about the middle of last month (January], which was of such severity as to completely paralyse ; the-ystern lie, in his anxiety for his m ther swel i tare, sent me a bottle of y ur Electric Oil; but as lam j one of tnc practitioni rs of medicine iu our place, and not ! a proselyte to any kind of patent medic ue, I aid hesi ! tale to . ivo it a trial ; however, on reflection, I ton ! eluded to try it, which 1 did, rtpereuna, directly up to the letter, and af.er the limn or i«»oi tu application, slut be came rather passive, and before one-tbird of the bottle w s used, not a single vestige ot the di ease remained m the system, and she coutiunes well, although she r. de out a distance of fourteen mi.es without a renewal of ; of the symptoms. 1 therefore feel it my doty, for the sake of suffering humanity, aud also tuiiy believing ’ that merit, under all ciicumstauces, should be rewarded, to forward this testimonial, i I aai yours, trulv, JOSEPH P ELKINTON,M. D., New Gretna, P. O. Burlington Co., N J. P. S —Any communication for me wilt be received, by addressing to the care of my son [merchantNo. I(J3 ; Chesnut-street. Philadelphia, May lfi, IBsfi. Prof DE G HATH—I have been the victim many years ■ of a Rheumatic affectiou, and lost the use of my limbs. I could not raise my band to my head, in short. 1 was totally helpless. I applied your ELECTRIC OIL, and before 1 had used one bottle, I was perfectly restored. Y’ou may refer any sufferer to me. MRS. E. HUTCHINS, i Seventeenth am Tbompson-streets. Mrs. Hutchins is well known in Philadelphia, anil can be addressed on tbe subject by any one. Caution There are numerous imita’iom sprung up - on the renutatiou that my article has acquired The public must beware. They are worthless. For sale by PLUMB A LEITNER . CLARK, WELLS A 8 EAR, and HAVILAND, RISLEYAUO, Au gusta, Cuarleston and New York, and by merchants generally. ' . myTly 1— I NOTICE TO PARENTS. DR. R. C. BLACK offers his professional services- GRATUITOUSLY, in Diseases of Children, to pa t rents who are unable to pay a Physician. „„ Residence o . Broad near Carapbell-s.reet Oftlce on Campbeli-street, next Bones A Brown s. |«iils lly cor FEE , T 200 hhds Porto Rico aud Muscovado Sugarß ; 300 bbls. clarified and crushed Sugars ; 100 bbls. P R- **“l Mascovad j Molasses ; . 1500 kegs Nails, assorted; u 500 boxes Ada and Sperm Candles. >- Mav2 HAND, WILLIAMS, A GRAVES, ALT. —20,000 sacks Liverpool SALT, most of it extra size and heavy twilled sacks; for sale very “ 10W £ DAN. H. WILCOX. ridF KKK 500 hag« Kin, varinni . V 25 bag* Java, various qualities; j % bag* Btguayra, various qualities; ’ DAN. H. WTLOOX. May 2 ' i BY - M h6wX~RD O. A : Ct7mNEER. Admimsth »t(»u>J h. „>],i n . the first Tuesday, in JUNE next, »t the Lower . | Market Uou«e h» the city of Auguxta, j,, arc-.rd*i»/-» with an order olta nedlrom Court of Ordinary „f RUh monri comity, as the property of Fraim, Hpe/rs lata of , i Richmond eonnty, deceased, ten share* of *torit of the Iron Steamboat Company of Georgia Maid property . j sold for the purpose of inak ng distribution among the i heir* of the said Frnnrls Spear* May 7. 1*57 T W. MILLER Adm'r. BY W. B. GRIFFIN & CO. U. O'NIKL. AUCTIONEER : r I’I E*DA Y, the 2d of June, at the Lower Market A House in Augusta, between tbk usual hour* of *a!u, agreeable to au Order of the Honorable » onrtof Ordinary «.f Iticbmoitd Count/, will be so d. All the Hi.aL ESTATE belonging to the estate of Thr.D’as Murry, deceased, lu-ir.g TWO LOIS OP LA NO, near the United States Arsenal, on the Sand Uilß The first containing about two acres, and having up< n it a good Dwelling aud all necessary ont buildings tor a small family The soc< nd ate>ut two acres, with , uo improvement, save one old house. tnyfi BY WM. H. HOWARD. U A. PARKER. AUCTIONEER. l.arge Estate Sab of Rail road and Bank Stock. \A T EI)\EkD.\ V, the l tti Instant, in front of the f I Georgia Railroad and Hanking Company's Hank, at Id o'clock precisely, will beso'd, 15# shares M echanics' Hauk Sto k: 336 sharesGe'irgia Kalroad & Hanking Co.’s Stock ; l >d -hares Atlan.a A La iruae Rai road , S id a i the property of the estate of Joel Smith, do* cea cd < Way2 BY WM. H HOWARD. G. A PARKER*' APC Tit IN EER. Admtniulr thtr * Sub. r PI'ESDAY, 2d June, at me Lower Market House, 1 in the city of Augusta, within the usual hours of sale, in accordance with au order obtained from the Court of Ordinary of Kirhiuoud county, will be sold the follow iog property belonging to the estate of Stephen E Davis, deceased, t > wit: ‘ I Negro Man, named Adam, about It) years of age ; 1 “ Won au. nami d Eli/.abet", about 21 years of age, and her child, James Edward, 3 years »t age. ALSO. Ten shares of ths Capital Stock of the Iron Steamboat Company. Terms cash. Pur baser to pav for papers. mys WM. C SIBLEY. Arimr. SYRUP. v A UHL*, choice New Orleans SYRUP. OU 100 bbls choice Porto Kico Syrup in Cypress barrels. 50 bids, choice Mnsc 'vsdo Syrup in Cypress bbls. 50 t.bls Sugar House Syrup. For sale low by mys WILCOX, M AND & ANSLEY. NAILS, itc. IsY/A/A KI’US prune NaILS all size* ssiiUU 300 boxes Adt. CAN’D ,ES 75 boxes Sp rin aud Wux Cand.es. 25 boxes patent Tallow Candles. 100 boxes bar 80AP. 50 boxes SODA, in pound papers. For sale low by mys WILCOX, HAND * AN*LEY WHISKEY. 1 HO Tilney’s Cincinnati WHISKEY, con Avici sisting of Rectified Monongahaia anil Kye ALSO, Some Catawba BR ANDY. niys-3t B'.KK.S A TERRY, SUGARS S'f~k HIIDS. good to prime Muscovado and Porto t)U Rico SUG ARS. 300 bb s clarified A. 11l C Sugars. 5b bbls. Crushed Sugar. 25 bbl i. Powdered .Sugar.' For sale low by invs WILCOX HAND * ANSLEY. PROPOSALS. GENERAL SUPERINTEND ANT’S OFFICE. ( South Carolina Railroad. li CHAKLKSTON, April 24, 1857. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received nul l the 2<>lh May, for Hauling Cars and Drnytng Goods tliroilgh the streets of Augusta, to and from the Houth Carolina and Georgia R inroads. Applicants will hand in heir BIDS to J E. Marley, Agent, at Augusta, who will give ail neees-ary iufor ination. H T. PEAKE, ap2B dtM2O General Supeilntendent. NOTICE. r I ’ll REE months after date applicatiou will be made 1 for payment in full of the foil wing BA S' K NOTES, : right hand halvesof which have been lost, through the U. S. Mail . §loGeorgia Railroad A Banking Co., No 3330; , §*o “ M •* §lO Bank of the State of Georgia, No 210; §lO Bunk of Charleston, 8. C., No. 70 » nili2trlaw3iu M. A B. WILKINSON . _______ ■ ijMIHEE months after date application will be 1 made for payment in full of the following BANK NOTEs, the left hand halves of which were mailed at Middle River P. O, Frank!.u county, Ga., and lost or stolen : §SO Georgia Railroad A Banking Co., No. 26*, John P. King, President; #2l) Batik of the .State of Georgia, Savannah. A. Porter. President: #2J Bank of the State of Georgia, Athens, A. Porter, President. $lO Bank of the State, of Georgia, Athens, G. B. Cum tiling. Pres. #to Bank of the State of Georgia, Eatontori, Q. U. Cutnmiug, Pres. $5 Bank of Canulen, S nth Carolina, No. 333. ALSO The right band halves of the following bids : #2O Planter-' Bank ot tin- State, of Georgia, savannah. Letter A, 11 W. Mercer. Ca bier $5 O to. Railroad A Banking Co, J Milligan, Cashier. #5 Bank of Charleston, S C. No 47, #• “ Newberry, ’• No. 1501; #5 “ “ " No. 2ti57; j #5 ** ** “ No. 654 ; #5 Bank of Fairfield, H L. Elliott, Cashier. CONLEY, FORCE A O Augusta. March 26, 1857. nih‘c7 law3m NOTICE. | MONTHS after date application will be 1 made to the Georgia Railroad and Banking Coin j pauv for the payment in sud of a bill upon -aid Bank, { for the sum of one. hundred dollars, made payatnc to W . H. J ones. an«l signed J. W. Wilde, Cashier, the right ! hand half of said bill having been lost thmngh the 1 S. 1 mail in transmission from Middle River, I*. 0., Franklin 1 county, Ga., to this place. J UK SO NS, MILLER A VERDERY. March 27th. 1857 ■ 3m—roh'27 ESTABLISHED IN 1823. HAVILAND, RISLEY & CO., ' WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, AUGUSTA, GliO , i 'IITOI’I.P call the attention of Merchants v.ait ng j VY thin city, this Spring, to their large stock of I DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, BRUSHES, FANCY GOODS. SOAPS Having bad leng experience, and being possessed of every facility so * uying Goods low, we are determined to sell low, and would ask all to come and price our Goods before baying elsewhere. Augusta, Ga., Feb 12. 1857. derl4-dtwAw EMBROIDERIES. nIf’KEY A PIIIIM* have a most magnifiien and extensive stock of EMBROIDERIES, which they offer at g-eat bargains, including 50 doz La bes’ Embroidered C< iLLAUS, at 37} an 50 cents, regularly worth $1 to 1 50 ea h ; Lace, Swiss and Cambric COLLARS, SLEEVES and SETTS very tine ; Plain, Embroidered and Hem Stitched Linen Cambric HANDKERCHIEFS; Linen Morning SETTS and Bugle COLLARS ; 250 pairs Jaconet and Swiss BANDS, various patterns, at #l, worth #1 75 to 2.2 > a pair. mb'24 NEW SPRING GOODS, AT J. P. BETZE 3. RICH, Plain, Ombre and Striped Fancy SILK-S ; > “ and new style Organdie MUSLINS; Real Ffinch ami low priced Dol’d BRILLIANTS ; White BRILLIANTS, assorted qualities'; Fiencb JACONETS, Fancy and Solid Colors; DEBAGE, for Travelling Dresses; Himalaya LUSTRES, for T raveling Dresses , French, Scotch aud Domestic OINGIIA MS ; French, British and Domestic PRINTS, In great variety ; Check CAMBRICS aud MUSLINS ; 6 4 Bonnet COR D: Crinoline SKIRTS ; Embroidered Cambric SKIRTS ; Cambric and SwUs TRIMMINGS Cambric and Swine BANDS ; Twisted Bilk MITTS, half fingered; “ “ “ long; Fancy LAWNS, low priced ; LUe Thread HOSE; Colored OHAMHRAYB; Pillow Case LINENS; 12-4 Hamilton Bale SHEETINGS; 12 4 1 Inen SHEETING, **Z***i~ nwnnmn „ Full assortment Linen Cambric HANDKERCHIEFS, tc mh ' ItllOWk’H KHMtNfT* JA4IAII A l*l.\b£K, American aud Fre-ch MUSTARDS, American Sheet ISINGLASS, and Cooper’s GELATINE, at Chew's Drug Store. m h 9 Iron Front Range, Turpin's Buildings. MAf-KKKKI...— Half bWNoa. I and 2MACKER EL. just rec-ivedin atore and for «a'e hv ap3 BAKER, WRIGHT*CO Molasses — 5) tahds. choice New Crop Cuba MOLASSES; 25 bbU. ccoice New Cnp New Orleans *• 50 “ Extra Bugar House SYRUP. Just received and for sale by iah2s HAND, WILCOX * CO. IODINE, IODIDE, POTASH AND CHLOKO FORME, with ot -er Chemicals, direct from the La boratory of Towers &. Weightman. at . CHEWS DRUG STORE. ’ ap9 Turpin’s Iron Range BASKKTH. —BASKETS of«»“-y rtvlAejad o"Mi«y for sale at BURNET’S VARIETY STORE, opposite Plantera t Hotel. INDIA STRAW MATTING. A LARGE lot of White and Checked India Straw MATTING, of all widths, together with additional supplies of Fancy and BUple GOODS, of latest Impor tation. Jast received by----- okll J. F. SETEE.