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AUGUSTA, OA.t
yrai ?iL D^Yi *•. uee
Hl£3
Auction—Day A Inman.
Concert Hull Hernnndes Juvenile
Fa* Sale—Apply to H. F. Runnel k Cos.
Mo*r Opening—At Mm. Heuey’i.
mswrMrtjti
Consignee* —Cenlrnl Railroad.
THR DAILY BBSS*—
Ban the Latent News, by Telegraph, from
•It parte of the world, up to twolve o’clock
OKW’H HUT
>*l °*?*> Rl*v
.H tuUrted, t is Specl*? irfnl
trant, m more liberal termi than any other
eewnpaper in Ban tern Georgia.
Ptegie eepiea of tbe Dtur I’ams—to tie
had of nil the Newsboys—Fit* Curts e,eh.
Newsboys are ebarged tnr/doi a* bih
cent* a copy. ,li,I3KSAdi
The UaiLT P»p*i kMk*- inf
tnont readable newspaper issued,ft this S**U
tine. ,ej/sj'. I'HIJ
Rootetrfwr-tt*, »**-4Vper.yehr.
H-i SHMOT Proprietor,
JJtffreadied 153 Bill. afreet.
QSt? jingle copies of tbe Daily
PaKpa can be purchased of the news,
boys, or at the office, 190 Bi#wi atyset,
for FIVE CENTB each. •-
tST Advertisers will connalt y »Wr
r.wu by aendwtj; favom/tp
the Daily Purrs pffic,.,,i-ti.»eryh*djr
reads it—e*erybo !y~#tk*«li;
ti<«Hrtpet,ttflylF-tddDnriHm ftyAarii » ■
~y,: t ‘T.iV \ V h'J
BlT ,'s!l ( >^«!»r S _a>e ;ritt?/lltarks 12
feet at the TAft Julia St. Clair
ATOrriwAffaftnldl.'. v.T/M.)
A/./. I. I I ,?T37ii*A.irt
Baker keeps a fresh supply of meats and
'TbRoH.’OWnk <xf!igftut*t«s**j*»>
commodate tbe up-nttoU JjiopLf, Aftdi
liDChnrsll Bide him a-daMi.Td(ti
Sert *OvJail.—Jnflge Mpfcawsyes /
terday smtt%bhn EddM- ls (eefored)* ttf
jail,; charo-ed with larceny fyom the
house Csjrroli "Jbolis4dH"olr
s3l in greenbacks. . , , ,
Posbrsrory Warbayt.—letter lay,
Judge McLaws had up for investigation
the cm of Joseph M. sohvs. Capt; •
C. A.h/. f-4es, ,«futmned4it c| thy j
Posts *P6ss v warfanE,' for a horse ;
demanded to .custody f
Os Capti “Biles, h 4 uJoiil forth- ‘
• coming bond. The case will go «rp to
the Superior Court on a o ertioruri.
Rucohiier’s Court.—lit this Court
one continued, and;*- little .lad fiuod $1
and costs for throwing a chunk of dirt
at an ofl Colored man. 'file latter was
very angry, and the former promised to
do beUe*, to fctturu* |» , fS lef of
light. '
BKNTB.—The store* -exhibit fa very atr
tractive display of (rnoffs ‘aflitable f for
Chrisltna.-tt and N*w Year * presohto.
Merchants had better advertue them
•"« place* as * d 'W is * r l 'Jf»fc r - Xjm,
Daily Pkkss wytlTlid* M Aexcelfmt 1
mediant formukipg such announce,
nienta*' >s b.ie >.i3r«i« •“> go « nt* l
The Hkun|SlH:4 The*®-
interesting little juveniles gave their
second l entertainment at ' Concert Hal!
la?t night,- (fhc ~am*tlhon hail been
rather unfavxWaMe -tor atWWling'pikees
; of pa* nogbi ’or-t
two, hut the attraction offered is suffi
cient to (fraw good fionses; and those
who adiairu auafc perto—emoA-tviH dp«
well- to «feftd v The* blll ty*-
’ i*hi«r
witb 4fa jsßwcffy-dt '*
should,sppur* ft
y|f pnblkft* isfbii i)1 ,*ll /H-i'-J
Mercantile
A Cos., proprietors of the Mercantile
Ageuiyfll&vA sn j i ft.rhts,li ~ COnipre*
hensive Business LriWfMTy, *diithimrtff :
««J“#* 4 M * fre
now in Anyuta, and will daii upon our
our City should be presented in a prom
inent.manner to other business cwumu
ties; and we trust (hat our business
men will enhance the opportunity
offers i iu the pages of the Mercantile
AtfteflOl/Jtffci*/.»> KtiijhfrtiUl
names prominently before the public.
New* raoM Ab*a»ai,.—
lnltUigtnr.tr, of rmterdAyy aayff:
The Memphis Pott tells a story
greatly U> the houoaofol yon of Geirwraf
|Lm. | Ka aMii inertia tty in Rich moan,
X>i£ of tihe ns a tofcsf
“The Fallen Flag.” It says:
Colonel .Iffy promptly jjkgqd. r to*j
hand upon m gWa 1 anlFnrdsi; **9diM
tleraen,” said be, “this will not do. We
are paroled prisoners. We have. now
but 4 J O
whole country—the glorious old Star*
and Stripes. I can recognize no other,
r for u 1 j£S
Witr.' r ~Richmond Dispatch, Dee. 14.
I f'fteShUh-Messrs. H. F. Bussell A
* Beech Island pjnntation
for sale. A good location, ana a good
chance for an investment.
Band will appear to-day for jthelfirst
time in this City, passing thfttsiltM
pKfWlpdl tefctU, and at the Hail iJtM
evenings - T| |
CArtfrhii <9rtfMsWhat pfeM 1
theta mors .applicable Ito be giVen to a
father, or a fi lend, than a gold headed
jeweller,
next JK> * select
assortment. Dive him a call. f
Lectures.—Rev. James S. Lamar,
[the SftstentfAast»r of the Christian
Chorvli, is, we are informed,
engaged in delivering a series of fgjt
on the Gospel of St. John. Hr, L.,
lectures every Thursday evening at 7J
There is la hand
some display of boots and shoes! in Mr.
Cohen’s window. It is only a slight
indication of what is inside. g 4 in and
see bis stock and purchase a supply.
(lAh BQftaiH'l il'iu t
Hbpey announces
ta thi, dajr’plUnnY **,S*l, that ihe hns
received a targe and superior stock of
millinery and>foH,y.!dfy,tifod«i Consist-.
4,g-in iMWoMatHyiV ebllirt, cuff, 94V)
less jacket!, French muslin' hrpakfast
oaps, kid igtovek, etc., all of who'll she
oKfeAiat thh lowest cash prices during
the-holidays.
* Toursamekt is Burke.—Wei learn
that there was a grand Tournament in
Bnrfce County a few days ago, in which
a young gentleman of that Conn ly car.
ried off the knightly honors. Why.has
not the Waynesboro Times given us the
particulars? We always try to be ahead
ts the, Baa, hnd ' if odr 1 jsboro
eooie pipetary ddeff tiol 'awfeee thi.f affair t
the Dtn.Y 'Pii^is-wdl not be behfod the]
■TUmS/' -T .
j|F.kll>K.sl '
Il'BflT’ Go to see the Hernandei Juve
ikile Troupe.
Brevities.—The wenthtr con
tinues disagreeably inclement. B»hh'l
clouds overhead and mud under feet,
and thp body chokted up with cold i. one
feels very much like wrapping h mself
in a great cloak, or herself in an imple
shawl, to sit undisturbed, in a: nice.
y Mkk. thinking,
and thinking and nicditiuing.’' Now it
• threwteivi t») I ruin’,' Ifcerti'lhsyfe isjevery
sign of a good, old fnshio e^-snow.
snow, reminds us j>f the
sayings of a little. boy m #f‘ i1k f winters,
Who, npot* hgnrtag/r playmate it
mljrhVdnow/-'bx claimed: ‘‘No, I (don’t
wjshj 1
inane tkiys and girts in town, who Ihnve
no shoes, that they would suffer a great
| 4 tM«gtttfcd blessed
tfeart t,‘ wnicnif properly influ-1
will fit the accomplish
ment of great sood4n the world. * ,
( We are pleased to observe that St-
Paul’, Episcopal Church is now in the
hands ot lied workme y who will
leave it greatly imprdi 1 appearance
mwmvtzxi
the stor^i ! do BrtNkl and, othe/
business thoroeghforM, attest the truth
of the declarstion of the Almanac, and
nigh. It will, doubt
less, be one of the most joyful, jevial
ones, we havghfld injb-lopnj-f gpars.
Vents
hare, • been fortunate this
ydri'snd Who wiH hnvir a considerable
IqMfntft] ol small change with whifb to
fftireha/e toys, candies, firecrackers,
etc., we- respectfully' op,
next Sabbath, Sabbath ]
k school teacjtfer oftArifteflent, theeuaJ
of five, tedi tweJfy,9r trRA e,,,!, e«ih—
yhMicinw-shifi t ■ give the same to such
lemy cMfaren as be may wot of. 'The
individual castribtoHon woeM . be sfnall
w - Ja,Su *d *y
sriiooi in the city, will mnomrt to a cprt-i
disirßjiated, among the poor: cbildresi of
Augusta, will njtgke Chpsfmde’ a less
45lqj^4y ! spnson l U> them tjk** it-olher vise
trill be. tSuppose* atf wfctirirtbfeme.ii t be
tdatlfe In atl , lti4‘ City papers py day
that a collection will fe taken U]i, in
on
-M»*VWW** r ;the ippCf*He-,*atried, wonb}
Oonsideradow l>fy>at*flrt.i. MfjNMftfflffltddnts.
; citi * en »
generally.* * n a. ’) < t b-r,. hTIIIH*.
the ! ear
heard me, then it blessed me; and w ben
I
-J delivered the poor hat
, the fatherless, and him that
, wd adie to help him.”
•‘The blessing of him that was ready
to perish came upon raft-, urtdl can led
I to the lame.’’
“I. was a father to the poor : and the
cause which 1 knew not 1 searched
out.” j) f, ! / t ’ ).Ul • _■* ■'
P. S.—The weather editor adds here
shat there Woi a slight sprinkle of srow
yesterday about noon —the first of .he
season.
£ ysiy 4 -ini' Tpiecrs,— Every hoi se
keeper, perhaps, docs not know what,
£i4nfxe4f up pthjfdftugb, Sin uAkjng
new bread, improve it yery much. 4&U
housekeepers who read this recipe
,af)6u6f t lrf il r arid they will never allow
pieces of dry bread to be lost afterward.
Lynchburg ( Va.) News. ; Oi
in a fit of* revolu
tionary enthusiasm, *ay»: “ Hurrah for
the girls of ’761” “ Thunderi’’ crie a
Him*o*4 lwMg-Q&hat*>td£dari4ed
old. No, no—hurrah for the girls ot 1 '.”
[Frvm lie United SkUee and Inrepean
Ttltgrapiie A’liei Aeeoeialinn.]
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY PRESS.
l r W°4.ri | B BRB Blfe djirt-asifoig A
by Thursday’s decline at Liverpool. It
closed firm last evening at all points.
Washington, Dec. 18.
The Ways and Menus
postponed the consideration ol Bout
well’s gold bill until after the recess.
There is considerable division of opinion
as to the quantity of gold thatshould be
f* \ aTT 'O
*Julußulii)RMßGlwNllCßoak uidk
consideration a memorial, praying Ccm
gress to rescind the charter and govern
the District by a Commissioner.
Secretary McCulloch has issued a
amine vessels at any time, and compel
necessary repairs and equipment. Own
ers and appeal tiyiiupyryiy
terference from the local Inspectors.
Washington, Dec. 18—P. M.
The excursion party leaves for (be
e Vf*J[ Itl morning, k cot^^|
of Vice"Tresident Foster, Senators Ram
sey, Lane, Norton, Parsons, Sharkey
Holcomb, Hendrick, Congressmen Law
rence, Ketchein, Newell, Blow, Benja
min, Delano, Huhbell, -Mtsi*; -and
Thomas.
They will arrive at Chattanooga on
Sunday.
The elDfv
many others, probably. They dine in
Memphis mi Christmas.
Washington, Dec. 18—P. M.
The State Department has Jtdvieoy
Mipi
tear ot its becotmarg epidemic. >
Washington, Dec. 18 —P. M.
The Judiciary Committee determined
not to report in favor of the reduction
passed upon by the con-aitnents ol
members at the last meeting.
Washington, Dec. 18—P. M,
Republ iuaq iatpu aiui wCougrass
nie(*<fsrh |i #4> W% 1 Jkt- n|j|t f\u laar
the report of the In ion Congressional
Executive Committee. This Coir.miitee
is to be contiuued till the meeting of
resolution which was adopted, acknowl
edging the claims men of
Tennessee upon the Repu dican party,
and pledging them hearty cooperation
in the contest with reconstructed rebel-.
Applications to establish National
thelarger [tanks so as to afford forty
five millions for the Souih, meets with
opposition from the larger hanks.
Congressional.
SENATE.
Washington, Dec. 18—P. M.
Mr. Johnson presented the £redential.-.
weretablen. »
Mr. Sumner presented a memorial
from Norfolk, Virginia, a Union league,
protesting against the President's policy,
and jfrfip! liejfcppoinfoie'Stt of Judge
Underwood as territorial Governor,
which was referred to the Reconstruc
tion Committee.
Mr. Saulsbury presented a- petition,,
from 40 persons, declaring their inten
tion to become citizens, and asking an
amendment of the district franchise,
dflrWrittitj'#*w'ww. trrrlnr "T"
bje a '(ftvorjiy
emrtfft-rjmMff'A ffidffliffr TltTCrreafo the
District Com mil tee.
Mr. Trumbull presented Gov. Wells'
and others’ pctHtilmj j/r'Jyfig ti'h&r ri '
torilization of Loujsiuna.
Mr. Trumbull said if the alligations
df the petilorT-jlrekrtiC/ if is-the datV
of Congress to drive the usurpers out
with a strong hand The power of
Congress “sir 'ab»6lirt6 its Ad" rrrefn'isds.
and it is encumbered on it to extend u
protecting hind to loyal citizens. He
was Jpifbrmed that taxes areTeviecTin
Alabama to pay the salaries o( rebel
officers. He was informed that unless
fomeil'ingKid ddac, Ihelloy-al pooplc of'
North Carolina, Alabama, Texas and
other States would have to leave. It
was the duty of Congress H* hiterfs+i nt
once. Referred to the Reconstruction
Committee.
JtdP4rted from the Corn
mi: tea 011 Foreign Affairs a joint resolu
tion of thanks to Cyrus W. Field ; also,
a bill to prevent
inducements to emigration.
Mr. Williams, from the Commi fee on
Finanepj>i4ota Ml Jbe discharge i dUp<
the further consideration of the memo
rial to iuerease the pay of Clerks.
VAM
Mr. Edmonds introduced a bill to
punish illegal voting in the District,
Referred to the District Cuidnarttee. 1
Mr. Pomeroy introduced a bill equal
izing the National Currency in the
several StqH*l»l£ ‘Efc/rkklttw i
to the Finance Committee.
Tit* bill for the aumissioti of Nebraska
w:i4 i|i>\kiid discussed, and after a
short executive session, a-tjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr. Orth iitlroducei! 'a *• resolution,'
calling for additional correspondence
relative to the evacuation of Mexico.
Agreed to.
Mr. Brandegee introduced a resolution
directing the Naval Commission to
Strife * kh«utr ihd bWniiCf tP
sides at Philadelphia. Agreed to.
Mr. Price, from the Committee on the
Pacific Railroad reported a hjll «“•»>»«
land tor a rt*oad*tJtft 4 PdfeeV J SotrM
to Columbia River. Passed.
- TlU‘ fco«6 lfc » M
The Speaker announced a, special
committee on direct tax in the Southern
Stales, consisting of Messrs. CooESny
Donneily, Daws, Gorfieid snd Harding.
Afler eulogizing on the latq Senator
Wright, Con/ress adjourned. !
FROM BiCHJROMII
Richmond, Dec. 18—‘P.’jfc **’
The Senate amended the Usury-Litw
by a vote of 14 to 11, and autlialrizes ID,
per cent, interest. ( XHii'.l
been
a ipointc-d to defend the
the city ' efore the Congressional Riot
Committee.
[A :
nev Tork, De.-. 18—P. M.
The Bowery Theatre, on tlje Bqk
ery, between Canal and Elizabeth streets
.mpi destroyed by fire this afternoon. ‘
case is bn trial in the
Court, of Paul Weaver, r . th:- F-itwt
National Bank of New Orleans, To
recover $75,000 for alleged neglect-iv
THE MARKETS.
Atlanta, Dec. 18—P. M. ■
Trade fair. Cotton active Rt 2tc;''
Receipts light. Coni firm atsl.2jh(,
$1.33. Stock increasing. Flour un
changed and brisk. Stock heavier.
Bacon dull; stock increasing; sides,
H<s, rfs&LV A3417c. Oats in demand
at 9 >casl.oo. Salt scarce. No change
in hay ; $45 a ton ; stock heavy ; &■
tnand brisk.
Savannah, Dec. 18—P. M.
Cptton. few sales ; mtf^JDdull; hold-'
finite" 0 "" S N^W
New Ydmcj Dec. 18* t ..r
Gold opened at 138|. Noon—Gko'd
137|. Exchange, 9J; Sixes, 112i; Fivek,
107; Tens, 100 ; Sevens 105 J j New
tf/ivah <sm. ’
New York, Dec 18—Noon. "■>
Cotton firm at 34ca36c. Flour firmer; ,
s des 300 bbls.; Southern $11.15a516*5 : *
Wheat, la3c belter. Corn, lc jlowery
Oats fteqdf.g Al’grjr sales 400 bbls
Ift j flysl at525..12^21,25. Lard, dull
at 12}al3c. Whiskey quiet.
New York. Dec. 18—P. M,
Cotton firm; sales, 3,000 bales; Mid
dling, 34c to 3fic. Flour firm; for
Soiithern;;sU*.io To $16.50 ; Sales, 4‘2p
bbls. Wheat, quiet. Corn, 1 cent lower.
Pork steady ; spies, 40,000 bbls ; new,
$20.75 to $21.25. Lard lower, sales,
i'B7o<l)bls. at 12c to 13c. Groceries
>p»iet. Sixes, 112}; fives, 107}; tens,
100; Treasuries, 105}; Missouri's, 93 ;
Tennessee's 09}; Carolina's, 50}. Gold,
137}.
»New Orleans, Dec, 18—P. M.
Cotton, higher; sales, .1,860 ba es;
Low Middling, 30a31 ; Middling, 32.
Moiiii.k, Dec. 18—P. M.
Cotton sales to-day 1,400 bales; Mid
dling. 31. Market firm.
Wilmington, Dec. IF— P. M. '
Spirits Turpentine advanced 1 to 2c.
Middling Cotton 31c.
Augusta Market.
Avgusta. Dco. 18—6 P. M.
GOLD—Buying, 1.35; selling, 1,41.
SlLVEß—Buying, 1.35; selling,l.4o.
COTTOX—The market hns assumed more
life to-day. There has been quite an active
request for the staple, and transactions were
effected at full priced. Wo quote 32a32£c.
for strict to good urddling
Commercial-
the New York Commercial and Fi
ll an c\o\ Qjppnic<e, dated Friday, P. M., Dec.
14, we take the following extract; " •
The receipts of Cotton the past week nt
all the port- nmount to 63,941 bait**, against
6*1,843 bales the previous week, making thu.
»a«eaio#ii)<t*i!i 18455. Tb« OAp#l* futa all
jwns -f-.r'ihtir wWT .KifwSr sii-h*
increusL-, the total teticbing 24.281 hitler, ol
which 22,564 bales were to l.ivvrpuvL 10!
hales were to Havre, 500 bal.s we»o pi,,
'fpuiri jrtf %4*« 10 Hamburg, and 4fo tl>
Mexico. ■,
Tbe total foreign exports from the Upited,
States since Bepteiol»er 1 now amount to,
bates, against 822,601 last
year’.'
The market tbivwoek has been active and
bu- yant. Tbe favorable advices from ldver
pool. witbino farther increase in
st the ports',''Hrid a disposition to accept
lower estimates of the crop, have reputed in .
an inoreased export aud speculative demand.
There has also been less said about the,.
New England spinners working short
aud it is now doubtful wholher any geder*,.
movement of tho sort will take place. Ve : y,
litt’o was done last Saturday, but on
was done, aud prices receded slightly fr » a
the ailvance; and to-day tho market i a
quiet, as report is not q*» t s«» #
f»#r oog. Exchange is easier, and lidv .n ***d
rates of freight are demauded by the sttiaiiiy*
ers from Liverpool. The sales for the «toe ,
amount to about 18,000 bales.
Natfowal*'ThlfA * i*as no bew*
National Banks authorised ' during .las
week, and non« ceased to exist.
Currency was issued to tho banks for th-.
week to)jrl4 amount of $856,672. The tj t
amount issued to Doc. 8, was $.199.886,9-1.
From ibis amount there should he deducted
as returned and cancelled $2,078,932, Icav
i|g * to.ai of aag7,6h2,»y». .
Marine Mews. v
Savannah, Dec. 13—P. Ml
Arrived
and Rosa ; Brigs Scotland from Boston*,
and W. H. Bickmore from New York :•
.James Freeman, from Bostm; Bark
Aberdeen, from Cardinos ; Ma'unticujok
from Rock Port. j
Cleared—Steamship Leo, Bark M r *
CADyeiJ IfrigS Susan E. Vo,rtu> >.
Annie M. Knight, New York. Br,
Black Fish, Washington.
The British snip Prince Conso t sa’l
ed for Liverpool with 3,215 bales: o
cotton.
A fel t.i Stbugole.—The following,]
duly signed, was lately contained iA a
Western paper:
' *• Whereas, at particular times I
importune my friends and others to" let
me havesJiquor, which is itUCtful to pie
: dhln«K{al *
fore, to forbid a meili j
quor or letting me have it on any kc-
nf thfy pjll positively,
prosecute them," notwithstanding
promise I may make to the contrary!at'
Aptfie they may let me have it.’’ i
- FQREJGir JSEWS-RY CABLE.
ijolTjifiiixoaffiT
[Te-U. S. and Knrapthn Netee Aetoeiatinu. J
London, Dec. 18—if Fit ,
L i rMFtjfajdenl's idedsaga fa4s r
here by stcamer, and is publish#} fn
full. It is the general topic of conver
>l«<Uoa}*3dh<tfia wOftseAy commented
Ststes is Mery'Well,, but what it says tty
regard to_ the Fenians is considered as
rather weak and time. I * .
r-H7|*p>»a,4fir. -
Coneok* r ß9},.ftw mwaeyy fire twenties,’
11} ;-Illinois Central;'T74-fErip, -Ji}. *--
• P M.
Cardinal Antmielli has settled the,
dljpute* King, thi United
, ;States Mduiite} jijid}' BjsiMdKuesi. Qe
Pope, satisfactorily to both . parties.
The" P<fjW,*Ht i misunderstood
ioßMi4if»BoA> aoI roHdtfS ‘ ”
Dec. 18—1 |P. M.
The National German Copferoitee
cotntiicßCed iuj s«6i)iau iu .tlys City to-
CHRISTWA^fitFTS!
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URKSbIXii CASiiS, s -at j .y
LAj»idj®'BAflfo -
: ir; f -
® Aore<ytfkPH
zj&tt'ZGz&t 81
< 1 *l. jyiis .baa j
;;v»n»s ■*.:» 1-! *rtn * vT Ib. rMpts *f ! •
' A grtti aatort
■tent' ot Stiftable tor tiielK-csrion.
Per \f ‘ (■-•isi-v-na ■»•!> i
1 ' delß-St > A TIIOS. RICIU*»S A SON.
>ilv>P»flO j
- - Holiday' Sifts!.. .
re -.io --inn. - il I
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/. mi r -i Mt tarn. » -t t«« v
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I*, riiviiiai . .... i
PRLZE 'ASSOCIATION;
‘ V H»}4i
599 BROADVfAT, & Si
u i each.
25 Rosewood Pianos....woTfH $?00 to y 0
30 *• Melotlo4»ntJ. r u - 16 oto 2CO
ff O Pewing MlfcMhes.. ; : s u 50 to 124^
200 Music 80xe5........... u 15 to J4O
600 Uold Watche5......... f>o to 25b
I, 8 00 Silvi-r Watches. u 20 to (>t»
I,' 00 Silver Tea Setts “ 25 to 150
Together with a large assortment of
SEW AND ELEGANT
JEWELRY!
VALUED AT
$500,000.
WHICH WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS :
The name and value of each article yf
5- our goods arc marked «*n Tickets, placed in
SEALED ENVELOPES, and well mixed.
On receipt of 25 reivt*, an envelope con
taining such TICKET, will be drawn with
tmt choice, and deli%'ored at our office, or
’’iront by'mail te any ndtUvMA. Tbe pur
chaser, after seeing what arricle it draws
and its value—which mpy be FROM ONE
TO FIVE ITNOREU' I»olLAßS—can
then, on pymenfc o ONE !>O!«f<AR, r -
crivo tbo ar cle named, or m« exchan ;e it
for any o bet article marked on our Cir*n
lar, at * the game value. Every ticket
draws on artic.L worth ONE DOLLAR or
more.
Si&“ NO BLANKS! -®a
Our parrou* cau flej>rnt{ on prompt return*.
TJtc article* drawn trill bn immediately *en*
In/ / jr or return mail t or deliv-red at
our office*
Letters Trom many persons, acknowl
edging tlfe receipt of ,VALUABLE GIFTS
from us, ia»y be .-eeb t»n file at «»ur office,
• reong ie nrtf permitted to reier to :
Johu 8 Holcomb, Lambertvillo, N. J„.
Uoi4 Watch, worth $259. S. %»nett,
252 Comberland street, BVooklyn,
Machine. SB9. Edwin lloyt, StauilotlfJ.
Conn., Gold Lever Watcli r $290. Ifim-. 1,
K. 11. I'riggs, Washington, 1> L% Diamond
Pin, $175. J. C. Sutherland, 199 Arling
ton Avenue, Piano, $350. xWrs. M, Jaek
ton, 203 Nineteenth street, N. Y., dewing
M»chii>dyl<stkd. - Joseph C amp, El nira, N.
Y,, Alsloduun, sl6ll. Alisa b. Collins, At-
I J*n«h Hi.oioud Alla.ter -Itihg, $225
Hf, Usury .-miili Woroeslar, llu.<, bewritg 1
- Manikin--, sß*. II.: Muur, 133 EwxVueiitii
r WwL U*W.4>V«Mb,es4Mk Kd
■ .ward- Hoyiitnn, ilkrb villa, T«uu., H -bidenn,
i illUi,' J»:iw« Hki.-Mlt, MnwCgvunwyv ArTCk,
Uidd Uaatiog WnUsti, #250. 11. TV^aiitb,
Frevideneti, K. 1-,-MHvcr Lwr.r Waleb. SSO.
Oxcar Purdy, Madison, N. J., Mu lie L’ux.
$45. .Mad. Hi S, Ae*wli,.ijuPii«P4, Min*w"
Hold Watch, $lB5. J. K. Sperry,
bold,. Uosn , Eilvar Wa/<h, sjs.'l Wui. H.
Peck, lUrlmo, lUinidr,-. Music Bob, ;$75.
Wau MayMaad,-! l>ayl«.n,:/(Jl»iu, aihrtil Tea
Sei, 4>lk6i. Mica E. All .Seb.nck. l>eir..it,
Micbiga*, * 4>i*mim)ikl Kbr Kings, $225.
Piccre ÜbulmUu, £>t. Übcrluc -iiuteV New
Orleans, JLKauond Uiug,sl7o. Mrs. Martha
Barn.s, Bt. l cats, AU.*Mbrv Melodcuu,
value, $125. • y*» ,’t .V. * f V 4
—
A chikDee V* dbtaiu. Cay of. 4k». atfiove
. article* lor QME IniiXAil by paerbu-ing
, ,-.a bKALED ENVEW-PE for TUMN'I Y
FIVE VENT3.
Entire batisjactityi' fiuargiike'tl ib atli
Six Titekcts bnlhir; lAsor 'JW<r
Doliais: 33 tor Five Dollar-. Uretit ip
duccniMtrto Ag at*.- '*♦ " - ; - r- _“"
All toilers ftaoutfl be Addressed to ' ~ a
J. 11, RAY <fe (JO.,
* - ' *» V.«”SOTS 6136, SEW YOTtK.
fiv; ■ v—?r wrw
FURNITURE! FUHNITUiiE'i
|' J
mi, -,.rb Alu
‘ ’ceoraaFJk-fAfrldfitcc
f 8i; and 33 at) WERY -1 "mo.! j -
l-»f. t... ■ ...*Mba .a <t tlir'M'J j
■.*!-.i-».r. r(T. -6i <C*U*49TIE tjTRSHTS
ted* w ai vM-if Wt'h'T DKKV''’*":
have the best assorted stork off Parlor,
Dining Hoom cad Bed-Boom !
t:moil
sfbiso beds cur bedd rim *-* ia |, '<
; ’"v
CAKOBY and HIGH PWSt :
, Ti ~, ..,,, D s.«
' ’ ' ' *wt\ A ! *1
Expressly £|r Southern trada "as
r WfcAlHEltt AND KO^^Fp^^lSifED
* WBOLSSALB '.T,,*!* hZ ' , o'i
KNOCi DOWN CANE WORK
post_.. ~,,T
ALL WORK GtIAHAN'TEEp ' "
, . . -a?
Oar Facilities for inanufaclusiag defy
e<mp«tiUon. myl—lV
no. wrjfcflju streCT^
■ J ip Wfcil j -7“iqi
j I ; -
rtret Class Drag Jtore,
z-;
JTrrm tb« in Butane.,
\uA lit dTlft IVl.aiilg’ vooi u.u.lly jv
qdWetfflr rti* trithl. ’ *
_ IWItUETT, CARTER A lCW ll ‘
U'wnShu ,itK ii’imw)’’
BS |IAIC , *"T -I I
-v . , ..i. Arrtl* 4»R« WORKf
Offici from
■jtto'WWirssdE&.i;- t
■ w ■vH > JOR* «RAIA, 'i» ]
»fJAHKfMOANt>K-jJS>vo’->’
D , T , u/i -Change officp;
-*-V«D BHfUJtU JWXMJJJ
—— Augusta, Ga.,
I«t»w fm to .! ! wtswad ’ 1 -Arti
»uv» anb sells (
:000 ,f‘.'Vin j
GOLD and SILVfl* DOIW y y
/ wo) .Wi«««Mi3
,(A*f -Glil t-i bonds, stocks
BILTJJ' OF EXCHANGE;
>• ttft ).! Foreign and Domoitie.
Mosher, Thomas ft Scfe*ub,
AUGUST n., ,
Direct Importers and Dealers in
ENGLISH AND F RE N
China!
t .SOHJiMIAN,
- ’ I ,
iuii AMERICA!
'UHT# HHa.U »
AND
ivblik are.
on* ,*Uett(|D-l>l islni g*!(j j
; Try nr. an 1. we. niH renvinen j*nu
tl at ye Aican sard Aim Freigist.lsiMa-N'iv
Yorkte Ibte t-oin.-nr --tl ,«T-| •
? 1 „„ -)G - J >t-VU SfOSHKR,
- *i.ityWfißSt'N
,u Kl )i'«iaukis Acm aaj a. ■
eej -Am .'{ .V. . - : , I
r v "
PLUMB A i«j.«
212 BROAD W-.y'A«p*«tt,'Ga^
WBOLEBALX AND CKTAtL BRALERS IN
, J?.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
I
PERFUMERY, KINK HAIR AND
TOOTH BRUSHES,
Fine Toilet Soaps, - f.i y,-
Surgical and Dental Instruments,
Glass, Putty, Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, Dye Stufls,
Fain y A Toilet Articles
Brushes,
GRASS AND GARDEN SEEDS,
jnK—»f
J. A. VanWiakle,
V :. .1 *v. VMI, j*;
merchant Tailor,
230 BKCAD BTBXET,
AUGI'STA, 41 A.
... * . jfljDdrJ *
IT ‘fnSf FOI.I OWING
#f«3o»irnf r
LEr-S THAN SEW YORK PRICES!
Fine BLUE CLOTHS , 4
*ll /iljjmwfl I'«a ':>]!«? f*t '"Hi ' i
Fine AilLLI£ •ClaO'iiUß
Fine Aifflik AucOT CASsij«»E-j
--for Suite . , ! ;
■t'l '-‘I ? » ’•
’HbantRXJK' BBaVHR cloth
.Y e. .fltwhaotij 4'l
FIoe.BLACK TKICOT CAgSI-MEB*
• IjLACiK Ab'ESUN CAStUMARE
’'tIDe^ANOV'f’ASSIMEIJ^;
Fine FANCY COATINGS—Ior Suits
I
Fine BLACK Sli.K VKSTINHS .
Fine FANCY SILK VESTING*
Fine CASHMERE YES'UNGS
Fine Bla«* k K COATS
(tmowpi
ksts :*/
Wne , yapji. 5 :■ f;
t } :
W*Slwk‘ Ilii A Vi;R iChrOT SL P AGISI*
COATS
•O 1 r};UH jartJIAH v
BUSINESS SLITS -f „/> / , .c,»
BOYS’ CLOTHING
FIXE STOCK OF
Overcoats!
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
SHIRTS* *TJ» JHOv),
COLL A f-. a hs.t 3^
ULOVFS _
I J . i I f liuyf J f\
SUSPENDERS
DRAWERS, Etc
|hn« .*i** iA ,vU»da‘,.-i- • ,ii -d*v.K! , |
- AH kind* wf Good, will be told at the ' I
lie 1# !—jt-,.»f.* ' v a* i
■"JT(VER-Y LOWEST htICBS * 4 <j
My eu.temcr, may rely «a getting iheir
■■■ 1 • j
iMppitn a* represented.’ J
J. A. VAN WINKLI
dell—2m
E Clrcat Attraction*!)
i evMn (<i •« j * _
w )a ; - rtvuv. ,* VoCT.iQ IHI ) ill) nM&M
(•¥»Butt *
! ..,Xe..-»#4!BROAD STREET,
’d s.,rb sd -im-d 'ina eH
a ,, J , plwrr FL#HERN,riEitUjERn
OBItIMEnTt, Rod gencrallj- kept pi a mil
—qx^BRIDAL . POUSSJBAUS. ~Z
Fvrnlshed wiili style and diftpatefc.
' > f lIL-L 1 O >tt»y odf * g:t
Sooi SKIRLS AND CORSETS.
oaple« Cibpiic in prelit vitrieij.
f LA* AND EftBftOIDERITS ;~ n
XltHpiV, VAaJBHbiBWNE, —4llwr wrtdiss el LACES.
SnmiERS, CAPES, SLEEVES, JACKETS, «?**?., Etc.
■ L ADIEg»“ 8 SUS
Cnt and fitted at ! )stJce.
« IN OLOABT DEPARTMENT,
Will be found SILK VecVET, Md CMffvSivyUMfCll,
>! lu great variety. TT i- ;
chrjstmjs;iws®irs
GA ~ OF E V fi T TJL B•nv■ n.*
no24—wedAiatlw
J»i"’ '■ -"I ' ■' '
I T-di ‘
citizens of Augusta, as one of the b«t?^ ( nW|*Jl AoUnu* the
market—its baking qualities are ntipurposFed, which is a«kt>« KJcdgid l v all who Dave
used it. T 4 s i, #•- >, * '" w
The draught flats are so constructed efefatoMSrycpfWtrfrNgtrtf white »*<*«&/««
which surrounds the oven insures the baking Bird )*n »ni aud meats, its entire
}» n.vrrant yh* yetmi. b»kwg v>. ;' wr J,»L II 'X£ P* ririh.■?
In our Mocx will he found TOILET rET§, TUtP, VOpFEE MILLS,
SCOURING BKICKS, TEA TRAYS, SAD IKONS, CAKE CUTTERS; JELLY CAKK
' ateumne6T * <jf^ 4 'M.u w.furhishing doofti Vlww) *-8t lfrfhfl. v - nri'. 'etVD, pre
|-ared to do ROOFING, and all tuauuei oft Vi-1 k iu tbe Tinmr*’ line of buMßeft.
. D.A- VA’iA.tUUSSS. dtIAMMSIIMtt.
1 una»Al 1..1G11- Gilt t. ■
A HRMESTEAD AkD FIFTY-FOUR LOTS
Win *a Mmna»nm tickets aub
sold, at TEN DOLLARS A TICKET, tbe ' oautiful GROUNDS aud comqiodious
DWELLING, with cloven Out-Building*, bchifij}tng to th*’ imtwcrfber, in JtarriVonTille
nyar Aogusia, Ga. Th* land »*>vi-yed by Wn. PhiiLpe, Ksq., City Smrreyor,
and laid oTl’in Lota,“varying*from 10ft font liy 7110 feet to several aereaeaeh, including the
Homestead, with its large variety of roeea; y lants, bedgi-r, abnihhery, •valf Ire**, c(e.,
containing 7 30-100 Acres <j£ Land—making, in all, FIFTY PRIZES, covering
nearly ififty acres of ground, in fir* hundred yard*of the oRy liuii It ia .Ruati do* tho
I urkuett Spring, Caruoi, and Georgia Railroads, and on tho line of the proposed City
Railroad.
Messrs. Hl-aftß,'S(W>s A Cos., Bankers, will furnish Tickets, tl* proceeds of which will
be held by them, and for which tboy will be responsible to purchasers of same uniiJ <he
drawing. Edward Thomas and F. C. Barber, Esqs.,have kindly oousented to superiutend
the will iic left with the vitar» ami nt etfirwi of
Messrs. Stevenson A Shelter,, o. v. Wawentto., an 4 .' toraTi A Eumouaion
Qr»nd l*riy. •. Lot No. Homestead, containing 7 31)100 Acre®, value ...............SIO,OOO
Second Prixe. Lot No. QO, 3 57-100 Acre*, va1ue........ 1,200
Three Prizes. Lots No. 61, 62, aud 63, $1;600
Qno Prise, No. JL3, valuf ......V....,* UA*V.l**» 800
Tvelte Pnxfes, Lots No. 1 th 12, each, value astfr.iß l .sM6 3,600
Twenty Prizes, Lot* No. 14 to 33, s2ooeach.., 4,000
Sevemceu I'rires, Lots No. 34 to 43, 57
August a. Dee. 1,1« M» fH ” TUOMAR P. STOVAL^?'°° #
, CHEAP!,
DUYGOOBS
Xr.ll .) in n 1 j”
. DRYGOODS.
~i« at* rt&m-xi- j -
The Best Goods
''.i-ita!.il*' iwhaM . j :
AT TSIE * ]
tOWIM 1 PRICKS !
«T bh 7i Setze ,
: -:. :1/. A' i
F.KAHA
nax|#> AKD **l
Arriv^
y.AjniJfflfe at jdiplatf
WHERE A; /!,f * 11 !
«k;.. ’ •: ;
DRY GOODS STORE
J
Has been kept nearly FORTY YEARS bjj
the same fa^ilr.
Ladies and
Home will be that attention
whieh bns always ebarnctcriied this eslabi
lisbment undo; tbe old regime, and Goods
will Be freely and patiently shown
FBEE OF CUAR«Kr ( y4
, ;w _.
We offer our tho LOWEST;
FIGURES, and warrant them to be of the
xnfu r Jco3 ■
c'nEjtr V4*l. T£ye ,THBAMSr.'
AO JOSX ISETZE, Agent
deft—l2a
““ 'feTsr 'iktiXft
, , } r °*
, Z, \i. •• .Tiff- rt9UJ<*r4r*/fT
»mus aufs. „::i
supply *IFUR6M tll , .
GARDEN SEEDS
: bnffK PAPERS AND BULK »Ht
'Wfff ib# sWffl*#l to ds W ta*» as tbeuew
«h*d j*i!' -emF i'
Opr stock will be the most remplefe ev
offer. Yin Itri^ifdW’Orta
.togaefaad tor*«eee-< !q
PisUMti MoliUmmfyai
rtto JLtq - Slil 4ll,Mrm<k«rt*tr Au^iajg,
muif ahum a; ooitvoiiuon
-mm i fmmi
11 Idiunr -i.ii L.inma op r.-ts a
mat nidi a »Oif «.*
400-4* •■• *•{ J.r«
«*co ai.fl it n»-js#Wfc M H y.IT '
Tomu.. .i .5S , : mrimntii tti !>: aim a*w_
Brass
twjH .U. ntoiqaD jI.J »df vtf ts j*ntl»
STATIONARY ENGINES,
Vug a’il Hit fcte; s ith ?oi -
UMNS AND GIRpERS, IPIPES, VJJL-
WHEEL.S~ EAILfOAI)
ASH
SVKRY PE6CRXPXION-5 Lad t i J(! w
v !iisrak<Afc AT>(Mno* ;|Aa» to .
» gMacU*eJs£k
o: m ' offf>orl««>4be Watrt Towrr, t T..
AtfousTA,
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