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NASHVILLE BRANCH AT TOPDAMS OLD STAND, WASHINGTON, GA. JUST RECEIVED, H §foei( of DRY GOADS EASTS* GOOSSj. GROCERIES, CLOTHING, FffllHl! GOODS, CROCKERVWARE. X WILL sell my stock at very reduced prices. , M. JACOBS fc ERO. GOOD NEWS FOR THE Julies £ei)iich)ei) OF WASHINGTON AND VICINITY JUST RECEIVED, _A_ XsA-KGUE stock; OF SPRING GOODS, EASTS*. GCC33;. A LARfife STOCK OF GENTS’ CLOTHIING AND CONSULT YOUR OWN .INTEREST BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. Respectfully, J. WILES Sc CO. WftfhiDgton, April 26—ts FCRNITERE STORE. W, L. & J. T. KEOUGH, AT GOLUCKE’S OLD STAND. \ WE WOULD respectfully inform the public that we ere now prepared to make and re pair Furniture, with neatness and dispatch. COTTAGE CHAIRS and BEDSTEADS, of dif ferent kinds and qualities, always on hands. Window BLINDS, SASHES, DOORS Ac, Ac. Orders for COFFINS will receire prompt at tention night or day. Persons Wishing to pur chase Furn iture, will find to their interest to call and examine our stock, before purchasing else where. W. L. A J. T. KEOUGH. April 26,1866, I—2m. Frank Arnold, Burwell Green. F. ARNOLD & CO., DEALERS IN GROCERIES, HARD W ARE &C„ . i AT CLEVELAND'S OLD STAND. WE desire to call the attention of the public to our complete Stock of GROCERIES, which we offer cheap for CASH. Our assort ment consists of SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, PICKLES, VIN EGAR, LOBSTERS. OYSTERS, SAR. DINES, MACKEREL, SALT, CAN NED FRUITS, JELLIES, FINE . WINES, BRANDIES, ALE, WHISKEYS, PORTER, CAN DIES OF ALL KINDS,SOAP, PIPE S, INK, PAPER. CURRENTS, FINECHEWINO AND SMOKING TO BACCO, FINE CIGARS. COTTON AND WOOL CARDS. BLACKING, ALMONDS, RAISINS, HARDWARE, HOES, TRACE-CHAINS, BUCKETS, TUBS, SHOVELS, SPADES, Axes, Hatchets, Files, Screws, Nails, Dr.iwknivcs, Sifters, Pad Locks, Brooms, Suiothing Irons, Shears, Svthc Blades, Knives, Forks, Pocket Knives, Measures, Shot and Caps, fi£££B*W£m mM, * TI3ST WAEE, ScC. IITT Produce of all kinds taken in exeliango for goods, at the HIGHEST market prices. Just KeeeiVeil, A fine lot SUMMER HATS and SHOES, nt F. ARNOLD & Co'a PIMM DEALER I3ST GROCERIES, LIQUORS, lAItnWAIE, BOUT k SHOES, HATS’; CE3CKEHV. GLASSWARE. April 26, 18?6, I—ts. ciaosxisra- out"” MY remaining stock of DRY GOODS, enn sisting of PRINTS, GINGHAMS, BLEACHED SHIRTING, IRISH LINEN, BIRD EYEUIA PER, TABLE NAPKINS, HOSIERY, VEIL BAREGE. JACKONET, F.DGEING an.l IN SERTION. DeLAINES," FLANNELS, <tc.— Will be sold low to close out. P. U. NORTON. April 26,1866, I—ts ~~ iricMEiSß* Ladies Glove Kid Congress GAITERS, '• Bl’k. Lasting “ “ “ Italian Cioth “ “ And a rarietv of other Styles for sale by P. 11. NORTON. April 26, 1866, I—ts FLOUR, MACKEREL* SUGAR AND COFFEE. 10 bbls. Double Extra Flour, 10 Kite Extra No. 1 Mackerel, Rio aud Java Coffee, Brown, Clarified and Crushed Sugar. CROCKERY A GLASS-WARE, a good selec tion, at NORTON’S. April 26—ts _ aSUWmAXSEfiia PIGKLES—Mixed, Plain and Chow chow; SAUCES—Worcestershire, Club and Pepper, Sardines, Allspice, Pepper. Ninegar, Raisins, Cocoa, Chocolate, Potash. Ac., at NORTON'S. TEA. <3c SYRUP. GREEN and Black Tea—superior article. FLORIDA SYRUP— equal to the New Or leans, at NORTON'S. FRENCH BRANDY. rm. PURE article (warranted genuine) FOR SALE BY _ P. H. NORTON. Look to Lour Interest SAVE YOUR EXPENSES GOING TO AUGUSTA. . ALL TILE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN AliE RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO CALL AT LEWIE & HAWKINS, Cheap Store, IBEEOZRE 33TTT"X3XT C3- EKSEWXX EK, E . WE KEEP constantly on hand everything; usually kept in FIRST CLASS DRY GOOdS aud GROCERY STORES, such as dm cm, Ginns, iijis k ups. i mt sn« mois, five ins in upns,« AT "W HOLE ALE A3ST3D RETAIL. ’ ' iiriiwiia »/m. CALL AND EXAMINE OCR STOCK, WE ARE SELLING OUT TEN PER CENT BELOW AUGUSTA PRICES. A.LL Kim D-a OFF RODU CETAKE NINIIXCIIANQ EFOE GOODS WASHINGTON, O.V, April 26, 1866, I—ts LARGE SALE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, WITHOUT FAIL. WILL be sold, the first. Tuesday in JUNE next nt the Court Bouse door, in the town of Washington Wilkes County, by the Executors of A- A. Cleveland, deceased, by virtue of an order by the Ordinary’s Court in and lor said county, file following Real Estate : I.ot No. 1. A large and the best built BRICK STORE and the best stand, in said town, on the South-West corner of Public Square, con taining one third of an acre, more or less, oecu pied by Frnnk Arnold <t Cos. •) One laive GROCERY, with four rooms below joining the above, on Main afreet, now occupied by Pettis A Callaway, with a good kitchen attached. The lot containing oue third of an ncre, more or less. . * , , 8. Three OFFICES, adjoining the last named lot, with two rooms each, now occupied by Drs. Lane A, Ficklin and Dm. Andrews A iS'ale, con tabling one-thinl of an acre, more or less, on (ho South side of Main street. 4. One large two-story WOODEN BUILD ING, in said town, now occupied by Col. John B Weems with out-houses, contain" one acre, more or less, bounded on the West by Second and tlio South l>y Liberty streets. 6. One vacant LOT, in said town, containing one acre, more or less, bounded by Mam street on the North and Second street on the West, and above No. 4 on the Soutli and No. 8 on the East. ” ~ . 6 The HOMESTEAD, in said town, now oc cupied by Mrs. Fitzpatrick, being a large two story, elegant Mansion, with s6penor out build ings, ganlen and orchard, containing two acres, more or less, and well improved; in a pleasant part of said town, aud bouuded on the North by Libcrtv and on the South by Water streets 7. One other LOT, known as the Hamilton Lot, unoccupied, containing half acre, -more or less with a comfortable two story dwelling an.l kitchen; bounded on the East by the above Homestead Lot, on the North by Liberty, on the South by Water, and on the West by Jef ferson streets. , 8. One Blacksmith and Wood SHOP, on a Lot of one half ncre, more or less, bounded on the North by Main and on the W cst by Jefferson 0. One WOOD LOT, within some two and a half or three miles of said town, and in said county, containing 37 1-2 acres, more or less, adjoining Palmer and others. Terms of Sale will be made known on the day; but are expected to be one-fourth cash arid the balance first of January next, with tiie right to re sell at the risk of the purchaser if the terms, are not complied with. GARNETT ANDREWS, Attorney for Excoulors. April It, 1860, I—ts1 —tf WHALER, WATCH-MAKER. IIEYUY COUDES, PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER W-gvsjuisrQTOisr. ga.., Atlhc Old Stand Two Doors below Mr. Crenshaw. ESTABLISHED 1860. WATCHES,CLOCKS, Musical-Boxes and Vyk Jewelry repaired. Particular attention rU.eal paid to French and English Clocks, and fine Watches. * I would respectfully state to the public in cd joining Counties, tiiat I have been a practical WATCH-MAKER, for the last sixteen years and during that time have had experience in Dew work, as well as in repairiog, in my line of busi ness. A good stock of Watch KEYS and GLASSES always on hand. These articles I sill cheaper than anybody in town. April 26, 1866, I—6m. A NEW TAILOR SHOP, tAT WASHINGTON, GA., Next Door to F- Arnold & Co.JIL I WOULD respectfully inform the citizens oj Washing ton and vicinity, that I am prepare" to do all kinds of work in ray line. By prompt attention to business to merit a liberal share of patronage. F. IVES, April 26, 1866, I—3m. 110! FOR MEXICO! LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST ! PEOrLE do not go to a doctor-shop to buy Shoes. Then why go to a grocery store to buy Lamps and Oil, when you can get everything that is desirable in the Lamp line at lower prices (quality considered) from an experienced “Lamp Man," who knows what he Bells, can warrant his goods, and shows his customers how to success fully use what he sells ? Jio repairs your Lamps and Burners at little or no expense, and has saved the people of Augusta Thousands of dollars, by showing them how to manage their Lamps and Chimneys. Then go EVERYBODY, and patronize one of the most industrious and reliable dealers in this or any other town—at 131 Broad Street Augus tn Gju Sign of the Red Lantern. Best Kerosene at ONE DOLLAR per Gallon, by the quantity. N. B.—Lampß delivered and put up free of charge. W. J, FARR. Augusta, April 20, 1— Hip. NEW EDITION, JUST PUBLISHED. EUUTARTIIIii A READER, BY HEV- JNO. NEELY. Acknowledged by all who have used It. to be the very beet Elementary Sook ot the kind. SIMPLE, EASY, GRADUAL, NEARLY 30,000 COPIES ALREADY SOLD I Orders from School Teachers and Conn try Merchants attended to at once. J® lor sale by A. BLEAK LEY, 210 Broad Street, Augusta, On. April 20, 1866, I—Bm. I'LEJIIHa A ROWLAND, fitocelrs w jb» 6ph)h)issioif) hjci'cifqqi.s, AVWU&TA,~GA.. KEEP coustuntly on hand a large and well selected stock of Groceries and Plantation Sup plies, consisting in part, of SUGAR, COFFEE IRON, NAILS, BAGGING and ROPE, BACON and LARD, Woolen and Cotton Goods. Scov il’s genuine HOES, to which they invite the pt tention of their friends, ami the public generally Augusta, Go. April 20,186 G I—Bm To tlao Debtors OF THE ESTATE OF A. A. CLEVELAND, Dec’d. [rO SETTLE up said Estate and save the Ex- I editors from responsibility you are reques * ted to appear at my Office at an early day and pay, or you will be sued at the first court having jurisdiction. The debts of such us an considered not Worth sueing, will be advertised for sale ns the law directs. There ean be no delay, neither have I time to make personal application. GARNETT ANDREWS. Attorney for Executors. April 26, 1866,1—t5. BP-Tni ik, MAN Tit f *TUR Tr ■ U Wm A r ROM THE PLAINEST TO It j THE MOTT ELABORATE, (j DESIGNED A FURNISHED , ■>. ORDER AT SHORT NOTICES!' AIL WORM rOR THE COUNTRY a. CARET UT.LY BOXEO^^^ Augusta Ga., April 20, 1866 —1 SUM'S NEATLY MAIIMIR AL i’ IIA BET. A Ih fur Anybody I lie’s welcome to cull Anil purchase his raiment at I, Siam's Hull. B Our new fashioned and riveted Button. Which never comas off when once it is put on. C Is the Crowd of folks coming to deal Where they know they’ll get Clothing both N. cheap and genteel. D The Delight which eacli customer knows, As liu walks in his euit of new elegant clot lie* E For Economy, practised by all. Who statedly deal at I. Simon's Hall. F A Fat Person no matter how large, We'll fit him with Clothing at mudorate charge. . . <» For tlio »enhacks which gentlemen bring 111 Suinmfr and Winter, and Autumn and Spring. II Is tlio Hurry with which people all Get their garments sent home from I . Si mon’s Hull. I Tim Invitation wo give to all men To come and buy once, and then come buy again. J For our Jokes, which tlio people nil read. And of which some appear to he greatly'in need. J K In the Kyis which your good wife bestows, When you corno homo arrayed in a suit of new clothes. Ij Is tlio Loafer, who never nt all ’ Comes in to buy clothes at I. Simon's Hall. TC Is (lie Money which customers pay For their clothing; a small amount goes, great way. \ Tlie New Building I. Simon will erect In the spring; something elegant, talks mar expect. 1 O Fig Ourilall, that popular store, Where tlio public buy clothing each day more and more. u P For Patched Pants, which nobody need wear When a trifle will purchase a splendid new pair. <1 For the Queer tilings, so marvellous quee*, Which in 1. Simon’s great Almanac soon will appear. R For the Rhjmes which flow gently along 111 mellifluously, old alphabetical song, ° S In your Sweetheart, who loves to express Her delight at the looks of your efegant dress. T For Thick Trowsers, which keep you so warm, a In the season of slush, and of snow, and y storm. V For Umbrella; permit us to say, We’ve exactly the thing for a very wet dpy V For fine Vests; our customers use 'em To protect and adorn the masculine bosom. W For Wholesalers who trade at our store. Who have sold all they bought, and now call for more. X Expedition with which, with great pleasure Wo take each particular customers meisure. Y Tim young man, appafeiod so neat, From the roots of his hair to the soles of lira h Is tlie*fc'al which our customers feel To wear Simou's clothes from the head to heel. Spring clothing of every doserptinn at, much lower piicos than con be had anywhere ebe, ow ing to our intention te,srll out our stock for al terations tattr store. If you desire anything in the clqthiog Hue, you can be suited at Simon’m, Hall, No. 244 Broad Street, Augusta Ga. Augusta Ga., April 20,186#, I—ts