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jUlfj rjity Printer Official Paper i,AR«BBT Clf¥* CIRCULATION. pUKSDAV MORNING Nor. 10. 1880 jL&nge of Thermometer, j • i AT PrksO- (JvMcw, ) ' Noremhei It, 1888. J I fin.*. 11m 3 p.m. 6 p.m. [ i' masonic Notice—Social Lodge, pcond Supply of Dress Goods, etc.— IVV fern, Oats, Bacon, and Flour—C. A. ■williams ft Cos. a f 4 ' -Sowing ' ?aloon r Tho Heial Notice—Social Lodge. Hoses and Lots at Auction—By Day —Per Central Railroad. Hies, Tinware, etc—D. L. Fullerton Hk Bteyand BB’o Postmasters. Postmasters in ft[ interior of the State arc earnestly ; flkcited to act as agents for u* in [woc-ur & subscribers. We will aUow them ft usual per’centftge in suck bases. Proprietor aqd Publisher. His, if they will notify us, immediately, • >Hi their paper fails to reach them. ■Hftpve had a great deal of tumble in Hying efficient carriers, but think now ■the routes are carried promptly and ' ' Ct! ' v ’ 11 tlK '. v U ' orfoot time (or ft us in person, they can easily drop '' through the postofficc. I)o -ft l * a ‘*ay.to by without get- paper, but notify us at once ■ ■grill see that it is properly de- .a. r V $ H&e Election Yesterday. : Blowing is the official result of •he iftiftfen, yesterday, on the question “■fccriptiou” or “No Subscription'’ ftjlumbia and Augqsta ltailroad : ; Bird No. 2, 50; Ward No. 3, 98; Mb. A, 24u Tofei, 'iti, 0 ; i - SHpo Subscription —Ward No. I, 42; Hid No. 2, 24 ; Ward No. 3, 17; V .Kp«»4, 6. Total, '69. ' 'V . BKioan—Ward No. 3, 1. Total, 1. Mftf for Subscription, 447. >• election passed off quietly and patlflj to the friends of the Rail fcoKH , Court.— in this Court. an individual who liad been -vtolutftF the Sabbath day, by breaking <B% section, and then, after being l/ss fiflftoke out in a fresh place, was ■Mod an honorary nv-ini). r of tin- exalted position which in- expenditure of SSO and the or an equivalent, in .services *;# f-sft, of ninety days. Queer tastes c fljftle have. 1 % ftbde of gentlemen who were s'His, both beforewards and af- tusseled considerably in ii fttwards, with some vert' bad ■gbund-wards, were allowed to HBcn and the costs. A dog in ia« iKußferhood took part in the affray, 'bijiißfM a peacefniikur, or rather as , mier, for he took off a pied of <y<u- Hi wrestler's pants ; but the dog «««;/» Hid. It was sim pij allowed to ' Kpe-^iy.T<r;x: j “X r'Hat). without a licence, was yeuuiftHb take out one and pay $5 IMUI and Augusta Railroad. •*,<? feveni'ig by one of our most N V C., Nov. 19, 18011. , ■Eulate the City of Augusta In "*'■** itf#i?Sl’®f t of her citizens. I regard her >'io>ipkif to-day as settling the future .fjaoibia and Augusta Railroad. BJWm. JOltSaffliN, President. TilV HfcuSTlTlfil.NAl.lST CgoKGIA iii.eAV/iMVe are indebted to the pub j ■ x. ijffa great variety of useful inis* • Wm a copy. A;r.i,n lp»F the Niagara.—The Niagara, for the Ar- SMM lasi. . .HbAL INSTKf M K NTS. Messrs. Ibitner will have on exhibi , I fss»y, at their store, the finest ' : Bfec»l Instrument* ever brought Uly. Messrs. P. & L. hud instruments manufactured ex- Qr, Professor Henry F. Camp £-»•'. •»' iik’iaavos, wo understand , for so • 'X ■■Lon^ Wednesday. Bpx Hand.—A visit, to S. K' - - i|fcre at the corner of Broad streets, will find him - «e a be* , dispttitig of A large jjffroceries, a good supply of fcs always keeps on hand and ls f° u ' ' = that line, cail at Clarke’.,, ‘ - P»ne his stock, and buy what > "" * v »l>l;ty;t in/fi;' I ■ :UKR.^— was some Sjrr*?’ irm Mwicationa of a if it should continue to ♦itt be a good time to burn out 'Mwews.—The river M.mds five ?§#s|t§pf»Snmln?. tlio Julia au i v»<! at the —Sabblth afternoon,, St. James' E. M. Sunday School attended by a very large* assemblage of people—old and young-pall of whom qeeqei deeply iotercktad in the singing which precedes the exercises. At three the School was oMlef Mr Ay reading of the Scripturei By intendent (Mr. Wm. C» Aid by a stranger, whom Mr. D, had singled out from the congregation, and' invited to the altar, as beidgla minister— The pra|er hiving 1 ! been concluded, the' SbpCTirrtenkent, in JL tlip usual kindly manner, introduced the visiting clergy man,, nhey he said, w«4 Pastor cf a Baptist Unurch in Macon. The reverend gentleman told the .children he had dfttiines hesr# of iiefrjj ficioof, and that he was Tejoicetl to be with them; for the melotty of their voices had made him happy. He had IJeenCylalcM ipoiU&athi School, and to its influences, under this blessings of God, owed all thalf he is, or s ht*Ub*‘ ,Qi* loye top Iht young knew no bounds felt Ml lnwrest m ealch and all of them. He lytd asked th# worthy Superin tended Udf' St. Julies’-iSehool, to what he attributed its numbers land success? Sir. Derrv had,_ in all humility, an- M> r 4 hud exertions of the teachers, and the cbilffieu, the, litter under the leadership 'The speaker was fully jpersuaded, in li}q own heart, that these were thb es sential means to success in that par ticular vineyard. \ 0 Said he: There was4 ce a captain r ef r» had employed anew hahd, named Jim. One; evening the captain queried the latter is follows: “Jim, do you know ty>w to box a compass'?” “No, siy I qavy at home somq time ago, but the children had broken the weedle.”, ;i v . “Do you know how to guide a .vis^l?” sir.” “Well, Jim, you see that bright star yorffier, not ?” is the North Star. Now, take Ihfi Seim, and keep the vessel headed toward it all the time, and we shall be. safe.” > Jim did as directed, and the captain retired to his berth. He had not been sleeping a great while, when Jim came and woke him. The captain asked, what‘he wished ? 11 1 warn another star to go by ; done - passed, toll-other one long ago,” re sponded the helmsman. The captain went on deck, and, sure enough, there was the star in the rear of the vessel, which, under the the untutored helkismarj, hid turned from her true course, and darting in an opposite direction. The moral of this little anecdote teaches us, said the speaker, to keep our eyes steadfastly hxerl upon the star of our destiny—the grand object had in view. The object of Sabbath Schools, -is salvation of immortal souls, the 1 adtfanc&iAem <sf the cotniAoii interests of v the Church. We should never pass_ this by, in search of some (supposed) more prominent object; for in so doing we shall lose our way, and the Sabbath School,will be certain to go backward dn4 dp writ This should be remembered) l -' ‘-Mr: Chambliss then made.’an eloquent appeal to the children, to gijre God their hearts—tojjet religion, that- they might jhom£s amongst the chosen of the Almighty. “ On a certain batile-field; during the late'wiar, a friend was bendibg, in tender solicitude, over the wounded fJtm Os a ,beU)vqd compauipo, who, not ytjulijf conscious, kept exclaiming, in a subdued tone, * here, here, hire !' ” “ What’s the matter? Why do you “ Why,” said the wounded matu.“ they are call ityj the roll in Hhavkiv, and I ftn Answirthg to my name. ,It is there.” “ Then, after a time, he .commenced repeating the exclamation, * here, here, hereV and the soldier’s spirit went away, went away." ; “ fctaih ta tot®| Jesus, mj dear chil dren then yoi i, too, may answer, ‘here, here, here,' wjhen the roll is called in Heaven.” AI: . ‘ « We believe, aye, we know that every person connected with St. fames’ Sab bath , Sc^o^L— particularly the bright %ed; IjlMf,fHrliSnd i)pys —will be to Wve ! A.ttt mblisri visit their IsbliotllvievhifjiHiMtji »ie chanqes to the City; therefore, in behalf of the little onds, yfiiom hul Keart' foves, we in vite hip again. F.'i'Ae'N. 1.1 Yl W9 OIjLEN Goods. —V.Ric rnrds &Bro., at the new and handsomely i rranged dry* goods store, on Broad street, near the Planters’ Hotel, have a large stock ,pf the woollen goods manufactured *hy Kelley, Tackett & Ford, Fre lericksburg, Va. These Mills, where the goods are manufactured, are under tl>4 superinten dence of a foreman, who,, for several rears, had charge..of onp, of the most ' extensive and equal tojthe English and durability. [ r , Jlessrs. Richards have a!large stoclc jof all kinds of goods in thpir line, and sell always on reasonable jterras. We refer our readers generally (to their ad vertisement in our paper this morning, and invite the ladies particularly to give them a call. New Arrival.—M. Oobqn. Ul2l Broad street, has just received anew lot of fine, hfltd-seyed Scotch-bottom Ccmgtegg | tqrs, Bootees, and S. fropi thebest manu •ers. A. large gtqpk oF peg work, 1 Brogans, Kip Boots, etca always on hafldj- Call and see thupi. [ ,• i fi* ) TT£a#e*» with diamond haoUes am in this city, but we observe no buckles. Most of the garters are of red tape, and tied above the knees.— Memphis Bul letin. thfcfi felisvy jk>ticed|ape|)f| different Sinn! pdrub of* them liXilr life'Stripes 'of rtalicA witf I belt buckle. SoMejoftfelstorings kr» striped, and ortmmetrtTO'Wt the top with lrnringe of 1 lace about trsp inches deep, which falls gracefully over the knee. We shall give fuller reports as our investigations pro ceed.—Paducah Journal. —We have never le4h iiny of the above named articles. Will some of our cotemporaries inform us what these Editors are talking about ?— Brunswick Courier. |We fbillyftau’t Ree. # J9fhhaps it’s dll decOratiens! have in the Old World; thus in Srigland, they have the “Order of the Garter,” etc. But we shall refer it to our bach elor editor for investigation, and if he ci spot find out whit it fcfeM about,, fcr ■bipb bbme ii * bwr L EtMMdtors'ifa'jHse able to enlighten us on the aubject. Until then, it is to say any thing more about it. * fob' —We' are indebted to Quinn for a copy of Harper's Magazine for December. Quinn has Harper’s, Godey’s, and Peterson’s Mag lfipi«jfSr|Decembqr. _ ? •’ * s Correction. —ln an editorial on Sat urday morniug in reference to the Asso ciated Press difficulties, we mentioned that Mr. Walsh, the efficient agent of the Association, waS" attin£~ for Mr. Craig. We are pleased to state that we were incorrectly informed; and that Mr. W. still retains his position as agent of York: Akepcidtion—twbich, we trust he will long continue to fill.— Charleston News. Good News ip True.— Prominent Southern men ijf Washington idem iny l preksdd- with fHe Selief 'Uiaj |fgeneoaj proclimk'tiota of Imnesty' will be issued between now and the meeting of Con gress. Converted. —N. S. Morse, the editor of the Bridgeport Parmir, whose con duct caused the destruction of his office by a mob in 1861, and who afterward went to Georgia and edited a rebel pil*rf |s at Niw has hed t&riveiked "mUra radficAl waelitidnfs?. He says no one could live at the South six months without undergoing the change he has.— Exchange. —At l L'yons, France, a probess has been adopted for photographing upon silk, linen, and other articles, and per sons have their portrait upon therrlinett, instead of having it marked with their names or initials. In the silk shops various articles are exhibited, pho 'togjjiphed Withliarqcs aijd fanciful devi ces. The articles ire not stall injured by washing, and the process is easily and. readily effected. New Fuel For Steamships. —A se ries of . important experiments upon Mr. Richardson’s method of burning mineral oil as a fuel for steamships and steam Engines was terminated recently at Woolwick (Eng.) D ? ockyqrd, with com plete success. Tqp, pounds of water is the highest quantity that has ever been evaporated per pound of the best steam coals; upwards of eighteen pounds of water has now been evaporated contiu hoiKly fir many-Wears by oil from- the celebrated Torbauehill or Boghead min eral. The .trials with other rock oils» though not reaching quite so high a figure, have been such -as kvprove the superiorly of mineral oil over coal, and the perfect capability of maintaining the strongest fire without the slightest CepMtloK ts #m|fiMßaK (JT its intanStt'y' until the complete e'xhlustion of store of fuel. Paying Positions. —It makes peo ples mouthk wiffir to thjnk.hf the reve-I nue of some of the English ecclesiastical functionaries. The net revenues of the Bishopric of London fox'the year;’lß6s were $100,335; of the Dean and Chapter of St. Paul’s Cathedral, Loudon, $54,- 550 in gold, and of th'tf Dean 1 and ter of Westminster Abbey, $143,659 in gold. HOTEL ARRIVALS. GLOBE HOTEL. v .;•! iIO 151 —si• * IVT /. W. C. HEWITT PROPRIETOR Monday, November 19?A. B M Rucker, AnderidJ, S O 't-ll ’ • Dr A C Lesley, Delaware Thos Holcomb, Delaware T G Parkorson, Baltimore, Md and Son, Ga J G Hawthorn, Greenville, S C J A V Mether, Aiken, S C W M Russell, fla H S Beal, Ricbntoud- j V J;), )' ; j Hugh Mac Lean, Richmond, Ga J D Elly, Whiteplains, Ga R P Dixon, Burke, Ga him o rr izuHrCoiy y Lexington. ■ C C Shelly, Ga * Mrs Sarah John, Ga •nufsaasc-o®* : ■ G H Massey, S C P S Rutledge, Abbeville, S C J A Mays and friend, Abbeville, S C J B Thomas, Jr, Fj2,(TJF/. ■ .7 U t !>'- Charles Parker and Lady, N T D D Smith, Baker, Ga T R Burnside, Columbia, Ga WA< Wlwnej, GH/X'fte I v tl/A <! Miss F Rudd ell, Burke, Ga Mrs 0 M Baity, Columbia, Ga H A Cook, Saw Dost, Ga a! H Sutler, Kingston, Ga 'A V Beard, S C R J Blunt and Lady, S C R D Polk and Lady, Camden, S C 0 L Claud, Warren, Ga J A Shivers, Warrenton, Ga R S Thompson, Lexington, Ga A Olive, Lexington, Ga -.«- C A Crawford, Tompson, Ga Dr W B Jones, Burke, Ga A Suiters, Sandersville, Ga H Roddie, Richmond, Ga J Lear, Trenton, S C Wm Hamilton, Trenton, S C Ed Garner, Trenton, S 0 \ 0 JastmnßT, TreßUniTo <J Thos Taylor, Trenton, S C James Armeley, Trynton.-S C TS6» Ifk4dliuiy, Treufc4 i 'BC »' •'. I n ’COMMERCIAL. ;l. if - Augusta Market. Auguita, NoV. 19-1-8 V. M» GOLD—Baying, 1.40; selling,-1.49. SlLVEß—Baying, 1.33 ; selling, 1.40. ' 0 ( >COTl*i|-/AA»A’ieen a UUle better tjne exhibUej if tberyAllbg of tkrday, thsrl is butlittle Cotton olsring, still W§ ftel authorized in quoting ETverpool Middling 30; Strict Middling ) 31; Good Middling. 32 ; Middling Fair, S3, Hamburg Market. Hamburg, S. 2„ Nn* 19st > COTTON.—Receipts light; not mniffi do ing. Good Middlings 31e. FLOUB—The following are the prices of RxcSisior Mills Flour; they show I reduction : XX—node In market; Extra, tlo per bhl; Superfine, sl9 per bbl; Au gusta Canal, sl3 per bbl. Messrs. E. M. Bruce & Cos. have again placed us under obligations for a copy op %.*O. Watts A Co’s Liverpool Cotton Cir *cular, from which we extract the fol lowing : The sales of the week sum up 95,350 bales, of which 36,150 were taken by the trade, 1£,280 declared for export, and 6,920 on ’ speculation. Imports light, say 19,711 bales, of which 7,702 were American. The estimated stock now adds up 665,160 bales (a decrease on last week of 87,340) against 323,070 last year, an inoreise of 342,000. Counting the Chipa piculs as half bales, the .Cotton jat sea'for Great Britain is 149,000 less than Ur year, khich, deducted from excess in stock, shows the total apparent excess, as compared with last year, to be 193,000 bales. The total aDd apparent sup ply (here and at sea) now adds up 814,160 bales, whioh is 8,840 less than shown by our last report. The stock of American, 199,730 bales, which is 9,710 less thin last week; but the quantity at sea is now estimated at 20,000, against 15,000 last week. Baltimore advices of Saturday, the 17th instant, speaks thus in reference to Cotton : The market has been very flat and unset tled during the week, and prices have ruled irregularly. The attendanci of the trade was mostly absorbed by the puction sale of Wednesday, at wficb about 1,850 bales ware ofleped, end 1,532 sold at 17c for Pick ings, 274|S# mi fair reeled; 334 ai33*c for pitot ordfimfy: «na a 34jc for middling Georgia, up to 414 c for strict good middling New Orleans —averaging abont 344 c for middling, showing an average decline of fully 3 cents per lb from the current asking rates of the previous day. There was a good attendance of buyers—many of them ’ Aom Newiork and the bidding was much better than was anticipated. The local manufacturers purchased freely, and up wards of 200 bales were taken for exporta tion. Sales of 624 bales, by private con trait. elosing at 34 cents for middling uplnndi a»d 36 cents for New Orleans. * ' Ujfland. * I New Orleans. Rebaled 20 a3O Rebaled 23 a33 Samples 30 a3l | Samples ..31 a32 Ordinary.... 26 a2B I Ordinary ..28 a3O Good 0rd....26 a3O Good Ordinary 30 a3l Low I Low Middling.,33 a ... Middling.... 34 a ... I Middling 35 a ... Good Mid... 36 a ... Good Middling a ... Mid. Fair a ... | Middling Fair..... a ... Fair a ... | Fair a ... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Charleston, Nov. 19. Arrived Saturday—Steamship Cambria, Mobile; sebr Marion Gage, Now York; schr Emma Baker; Back River. 2000 bush els Rough Rico ; schr Three Sisters, Cooper River. I*6oo bushels Rough Rice. Arrived Yesterday—Steamship 71009110, New York ; steamship Granada, Now Work. Cleared Saturday —Steamship Saragossa, New York; ship Southern Rights, Liver pool, Went to Sea Saturday—Steamship Sara gossa, New York ; bark E A Cochran, West Indies. Went to Sea Yesterday—Steamship Cam bria, New York; ship Southern Rights, Liverpool. From this —Brig Matron, at Now .ytwk.lfqyemher J 6. , /. ; • . , Up for this Port—Tho Deodata, at Liv erpool, Nov 3 ; bark Modena, Boston, Nov 15; brig C B Allen, at Boston; Nov 15. Sailed for this Port—Steamship Sea Gull, from Baltimore, Nov 17; steamship Lula, Baltimore, Nov 16. * Savannah, November, 18, 1866. Arrived.—Steamship Leo, New York; Brig Essex, New York; Steamer Sylvan Shore, Tucker, Palatka; Ship Rochester, Sloop Fleot, Back river, with 1,000 bnsnela rough rice; Chisholm’s flat, from planta tion, with 500 bushels rough rice; M Cum ming’s flat, from plantation, with 540 bush els rough rice. ” '• C2J. 1 Cleared—Steamship San Salvador, New York; Steamship Tsnawanda, Philadelphia; rtcamvhip, North'Petnt, Baltimore; Steatn er Aula St'fClafr, Ward, Augusta; Schr Carrie Heyer, *i«rw YC* S. E. CLARKE, a,.. ' HIS OWN ACCOUNT, On the'eorner of WASHINGTON A?ID BROAD STREETS -' ‘ ’ ‘' l (-FCXLeRTOX’s OLf) STAND) Has Family Groceries, And everything else a HOUSEKEEPER NEEDS. He will be glad to see his OLD fRIENDS, And everybody else. oc6—3m WOOD. PARTIES DESIRING FiRE WOOD can be supplied at thoir house with fifie Oak 'Wood, < m *3H JJJf ,1(1 $7 per Cord, Delivered. This is the best chance you can get of laying in your Winter Wood. Orders left at the old stand of B. F. <t>e Dailt Press Offlcpr will meet'wnn prompt attention. no!6— lm PICKLED SHRIMP. fjpHIS, DELICIOUS SHELL-FISH, PUT J- up with the greatest carfe by Messrs. OEMLER A HAYWARD, on Wilmington Island, near Savannah, can now be furnish ed at the following rates: QUART JARS, 1 dozen, ; $9 00 HALF GALLON, do. 1 dozen: sl7 00 KEGS (Kegs Extra), per gallon $4 50 V ; Rmipre, taaeompanied by the. Cash, or to I>e sent “by Express, C. 0. D., will be prompt ly filled by «, JOSEPH J. WEST, ~f Sole Agent, Wholesale Grocer, 159 Bay Street, Savannah, Ga. J ocl7—lm ; 1 COTTON! COTTON! COTTON! NO DETENTION AT ATLANTA OR AUGUSTA! THROUGH FROM MONTGOMERY TO NEW YORK, via Charleston, S. C.. $8.50 PER BALE, ; > OF Not OVER 800 LBS. Mo,, J: a i > I®a%7AKLESMH MONTGOMERY TO AUIGUSTA At S4.7S»PER BARE. ; X—3 J 1 ! (' > E. W. COLE, GenT Superintendent Ga. Railroad H. T. PEAKE, GenT Superintendent S. C. R. R. 0027—30 t ’ ' ' 1 - 1 .SOTT MUlinery It . Dry Goods. ~~~~~— '.oil ,11(11 '* Blio’v) i4 | DR|ISS GOODS, i I- LLli '■ t S ! MILLINERY, r| , .BQNNIiTS, HATS, ; i— ': 1 •^-^a| > s, HAT ORNAMENTS, ! SHAWLS, . ; . 2IUSLINS, CLOAKS^ FLANNELS, I OPERA FLANNELS, • ,<v i A VI . . ( . INLAID FLANNELS, MERINOES, /.JlUilTylTja ALPACAS, ; ■ - ■ • . TO* BOMBAZINES, SILKS, POPLINS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, CAWCOES,; HOOP SKIRTS, LACE COLLARS, PLAINJ.COLLARS AND CUFFS, RIBBONS FLOWERS, BRIDAL WREATHS,* ILLUSIONS, TARLETONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, LADIES’ GAUNTLETS, GENTS’ GLOVES, BUGLE TRIMMING,, ; : - j.,: 1 ilii . WHALEBONE, huckaback towelung, FRINGED TOWELS, « , : ”i • ••■ V- in.| •• ‘ / ,J* ROBES—beautiful styles, .I-.. ■ I TOWELLING,. ■ • '■). a .v. ••... i TABLE LINEN, : TABLE NAPKINS,, SHIRTINGS, daoD” : go SHEETINGS, pillow-case co'Abks^ .1 Z: uul 1 .1 j Kid GLOVES, all colors and sizes, HOSIERY, Ladies’, pisses and Gents, PINS, . NEEDLES, HOOKS AND EYES, AND EVERYTHING IsaaHy fotnid in such a Store* [ j ItoO BROAi) STREET, AUGUSTA, GA. - • ii/.r n, • GLAZING.: Mr. a. HETT ANNOUNCES tO tHB Public that be is prepared tp give his personal attention tothe work of GLAZING. Orders can bs left at Barrett, Carter A Co.’s, Druggists and Apothecaries, No. 219 Broad Street, or at MR. HETT’S residence, 117 Reynolds Street. sc2—3m TO THE PTTBLIO. THOMAS RUSSELL, MO. 286 BROAD STREET, KULLY INFORM 'f riR-errtBWHB OF AUGUSTA AND Vi tal just !• turned from New York wttfc a toe »to* of , t and most improved styles. He will keep nd SILVER WATCHES el every description eC SOLID SILVER WARE of th? U«et pattern* { -gft ery deeeriptloi ; French' and American Clock* o, ftjfc»x'®H e and ityle.f Sforoeecopic View* and In , truß»*t*.||.aß xhibition.in %dewda.ya. A fine i»*oiMnpnt pf wddM I, o*, and every article of firaWebui Jewelry* hcßj fcj found at bi* Store. f . ~ , s ■! Mr. RUSSELL ha* remove# to the wen-known Dry Goodri Whs Of*. B-MMHBBI Long <k Cos., where he will be gl|# to dee.hi* friend* and the puUie. He i* j also prepared, a. formerly, to do JOBBING •* 26# Broa# .tract. N. B. —ENGRAVINGV>i *U kUd* execute# in the belt ityle. All order* and work thankfully received and punctually attended to. .ned6— -eodlm ■: ■ ■ Oak This celebrated s'iovE, so favorably known in : mobile- New Orleans, St. Louis, and ofher Southern eitiea, i* now being offered to- the citizenr of Augutta, as one of (he beat and cheapest firit-class Cooking Stoves in the market—its baking qualities are unsurpassed, which i* acknowledged oy all who have used it. | . . \ i The draught flues are so constructed m* to ensure a perfect draught, while a hot air floe i(hicn surrounds the oven insures the bahing and roasting of bread and meats, to entire satisfaction. We warrant the perfect baking of every Steve we sell. In our stock will be found TGJLET' SETS, CHURNS, TUBS, COFFEE- MILLS, .SCOURING BRICKS, TEA TRAYS, SAD IRONS, CAKE CUTTERS, JELLY CAKE PANS, etc. , -i . A full assortment of Housefumishing Good* always on hand. We are, ileo, pre pared to do ROOFINH. and all manner of work in the Tinners' line of hutiness. no9—lm J), L. FULLERTON, 186 Broad street. '■ ‘ r -Furniture. ,„ ; , ; - Furniture of All Descriptions. PLATT BROTHERS C. A. PLATT A CO. . dl|ftsSg| 214 {BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA,GA. Have now the best assortment Os FURNI TURE on hand that has 67er been in this -market, and constantly receiving—can Fist ing of Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut PARLOR SETTS, CHAMBER SETTS, COTTAGE SETTS, ; BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, SOFAS, TEtE-A-TETBS. CEN TRE TABLES, BUREAUS, etc., etc. ' ‘ 18 6VR ' UPHOLSTERING DEPARTMENT We have SHADES, Lace and Damask CUR TAINS, CORDS, TASSELS, GIMPS, LOOPS, CORNICES, BANDS, and all ne cessary articles required. OUR MANUFACTURING BEPARTMENT is still in operation. Special Order* promptly attended to. Repairing done in all branches of the business. IST OUR UNDERTAKERS’ DEPARTMENT we keep constantly o* hand, COFFINS of every quality and size. METALLIC CASES and CASKETS of the most im proved styles. Undertakers' 6an 'he supplied with all kinds of TRIMMINGS. my2—tf FURNITURE Ii FURNITURE! ! njW-UMMBKjp. WHOLESALE I ™** AND . RETAIL. DEGRAAF & TAYLOR, 87 and 89 BOWERY AND 65 christlK streets NEW YORK, have the best assorted stook df PaHer, Dining Room and’ jßed-Room FUHN ITTJItE! SPRING BEDS and BIDDING i IN THE CITY. CANOPY and HIGH POST BEDSTEADS, Expressly for Southern trade,. . STEAMERS AND HOTELS FURNISHED '■ A T WHOLESALE PRICES. •! KNOCK DOWN CANE WORK AND TURNED POST BEDSTEADS, in cases. ALL WORK GUARANTEED ' AS REPRESENTED. Our Facilities for tnanufacturiqg,. _ds£y. competition. myf—ly *- ■ " '"■■■■— ' .1 PROfe^BlC’rtJß OP TUB »C AMERI CAN ART I £A. N. Volume 4, New Series, 7. , -j , J j rl f THE AMERICAN ARTISAN, NOW commencing the Fourth Volume (New Scrips) of its publication, is a weekly journal devoted to fostering the interests of Artisans and Manufacturers, encouraging the genius of Inventors, and protecting the rtjM* 'dl Patentees.' It' ir published every Wednes day, at No. 189 Broadway, New .York, by Brown, Cooms A Cos., Solicitors of jkmerioan l and Foreign Patents. 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