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.-'l. f A: 2iUf\ *c,'iit;ir/,(fv i WIHMI •' Dr. WM. A.OKI ■ : , bast ‘einovetl to tug roout 4f, 4 ff Bv-. v . lg<fr Bank, where he will '-'-Ul v* \U >.*»f to perform all operation* ir. his v & ‘ «*oa» oet. .Dentistry. DR. JAMES T. PATi'ERSON Dentil having permanently located m Augusta, will perform ull op- JVnjSHEHk e rations pertaining to the prulVs Fiou. Would call special attention to ina mode of mounting (partial and whoio setts es Ty. | thj Central Cavity Plate. Office and refddeooeon V- . ..:v" s ew (*.> rs from ** 4w VaiiiUiihHip sol*cv* CS I ~*>*. ■■ \r, • •• : .-"t. Office . RKILLY. ~y/tiS J. R. FLOURNOY. iW. If. Atkinson, ATIVUIKEV AT LAW AND MAGXS-! IRATE, and Solbitor In Equity, Hamburg. j mh9ly ( VV. G. Johnson, ArrOKNEY AT LAW. Angngta, Ga. p Oltlee !n ©>ustitutlona::»t Baaj;B. JolMy John 11. Hull, ! ATTORNEY AT LAW - OFFICE ON ; Brulst .in JlaiKiniii Hall Balldlag. uti J. B. Ilavne, Attorney and counsellor at ■ Law (III! Como>i*tl:>n-;r w IMeds for Smith i Carolina, pract.“'*s in th«> Middle Pi •• net Special j atteotion given to I .uni Claims and Pea.sk>ns with j j the Department at Wa.-ddfigtcn. fcb.O 1 IHEHM V V , JEBSI'P «S i C 0., F\—j&k MANUFACTURERS, Importers B,3' and Wholesale Dealer* in , Saddlery, Harness, Coach Ma terials, Springs, Aj-es, Shafts, Hubs, SpoK&s, j JfWoeSp Bands, afC., &fc. : —also — Machine Belting, Leather, Calf Skins and Shoe , Findings, of every description. jVo. 259 'ifncJ.-nred, turn doors above the Bank i ■ of Aufliuta, Augusta, Ga. fcV25-d*wly j Joseph W. Harris3on ; Wholesale and Retail Dealer in A RT.ISTS 5 MATKRI VLS, PAINT, <»IL, WINDOW GLASS. BLINDS, DOORS, SHUTTERS and SASHES j gAzt d and uuglazod. , i BRUSHES o:'ever* variety ; LAMPS, BURN ING FLUID, A I.COBOL, VARNISHES, etc. etc. No. ?.M, Mevtliig-Street, aov27 Cuablesion, S. C. ly \YII. Gordon k. Co., (7 EX KRAI COMMISSION AND FOR- ! WARDING MERCB. I NTS, N.4SIIVILLK. ULTOESSEK, AGENTS for the Sale and Deposit of i Tenvsessee C -ttou Fabrics, aud Cotton Man- i Ufa* turers’ * .eneral A . ruts. Also, General Agents tor Goodinsville Flour j log Mills , Ijebaiioii, Port Royal and Rock City j flouring Mi > and Millers generally. Having the largest private Warehouse in the j south and west, they are prepared to receive «ad store all goods entrusted to their euro. Fronting Public. Wharf and Market-at. Nashville, Teun. aug‘2l -1 y CAMPBELL & BRIDGES, (Suremort to CampUl . GaiU k Cc».) , OKVKitWL PRODUCE AGENTS j ¥7U»U the purchase, sale and shipicen! r of all kinitsof EastTuuncaswi-lTodaco. -net i a- Bacon, Lord. Wheat, Flour Com , (Arts , F uit, X-.. Knoxville, Tennessee. Rol'i r to G. L. Amdkkhox. United States Hotel. rpilL UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure 1 in informing his fhends and the public aen erallv. tluit he lias leased the well kuown l S. HOTEIi. and is prepared lt> serve -us patron with every attention. L. DWsUJjL'Proprietor. fobST ly J- V. CLARK, Superintendent LYONS tHii CO., Importers and Dealers in ‘HAVANA CIGARS AND TOBACCO, ALL kinds of Foreign Wines, Liquors, No. If# Cedur-st, Nofciivil!,: Teun. nol __ 5 Law Card. mil E UNDERSIGNED have formed a 4 JL (Vipartn ri-hip under the name of Walton aFßobkrtso.v, and will practice law mall thej Courts of Richmond county, and in the Superior j Courts oft alum biu. Burke. Jefferson an<’. ScnvoL j counties. They will be thankful for ousineae. And iHvo it their best attention. Office oyer the Peat Office, Augusta, Ga. WM. A WAI.TON. cttl-Jra W. Ju ROBERTSON.__ ! ZIMOfEUMAN STOVALL, Wholesale Grocers, T vEAI.ERS in SUGAR, COFFEE. BAG-1 I. J LING, HOPE, I.lQUoltS. and all other nr titles usually found m the Grocery Busl»c^-. No 013 B/oad-street, one door above Barrett f k Car ter V, Augusta, Geo. aug2s ly Iron Ami Brass Foundry. mn & <a« eG 0 <5. w :a HIGHT4MACMURPHA' continuetiie. . above business, in all its branches, at the ; American Fo;indry, and will be thankful for or ders for aii kinds Iron aud Brass Castingfor Gold Mines,Mills. Riii! Roads, Bridges, and Ma chinery of all descriptions. oc2B*ly SAMLEL SW AN & CO., Xj o 11 3NT at el£i gears. i JANKERS and Dealers In Exchange, ; J l.*::currrnt M>■:.• y ai.il .T]"- :., In til.'* An gusta Hotdl building. Bro i.: -t.. Augusta. Ga. Office hour, from dAMtoib P M. Daily pa i per-t on file from all the principal oitits. tele •. rapbic reports of latest dates, Reading room free to travellers and the public j All itre inched to calL Tickets in their Gvorgia Lotteries from Si to ? s*2o aug2t>-tf j Sagiun. QA HHDS. gooi and prime SCO ACS, Ov 50bbis C Sugart;, 25 do A do ■ i 20 do crush.. i Sugar, for sale low by « octe WILCOX, MAN!) & ANHLEY j W HOLES ALE GTtOC EUS. TTTK BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION > T f of mir friends and of the public, to our j» of GROCERIES, (Liquors ox. opted,) j in thi - uityand Charleston, which we are pro pored to sell for cash, or to prompt paying cua- ; tomers on favorable lernik. HAND, WILLIAMS k GRAVES, Augusta, Georgia fUv.-E Hasp, f c so. W. W UUXH, Azakiah Graves. am. ff. WILLIAMS If CO., j Charleston. S. C L Geo. W. MTujams, lUkiri Hand < Vitim* aug2sly ' DAMM A. ItAPPOLiD. Lager Beer Saloon, s corner of Blond and 1 ‘ U Centre-etroet*- .ENGEL & WOLPEB celebrated “ laigpr' * con-! Svudly on draught. uov 19 -jm j A. P. BEERS, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, •VVTTT GEORGIA. W particular attention to , •*“»* all kind,i of Country Produce con- i r.gi.< <l to him. Having a r.rtof “ re <* Uu «' i - k Jan /Sho V * x wa “: 5 do Halt , Justrccciveil at ' ’ A j«>v MACKEREL. , Wholes, Halves, Quarters and , Ij aut S .Mackerel. ALSO, (to arrive.) A few packages “Mess” M-icfcml. For =.iry Iby JO3l AH SIBLEY &SON. 3. I jnnT-6 No. <>. Warren Bldck 1 jj. iv. KINSMAN, IMP ’KTER AND DKaLKN .N - WINDOW S ADES, CURTAIN GOODS. PAI-I.R HAStiIXGS, | -f\. cl XTpliolstery i 223 King, 3 doors south of BeanCun-sirect, octlO CHA?.I.rv>TON, B C. 6mwad Camicl Coal. pr A Tons I ANNUL COAL, a superior 1 •J\l -irtirlo, for f.IrJUjR CRATBi ml f..-i ‘ C OOKERY. landing .nd n ale very low. Ap ply to j.mß-8 JOHN B. GITF.U. i. Extra Family Flour. YXTE would call tilt- attention of fami- T 1 lies to or.r frtah ground FLuUR, n.a from the best While Wheat, a supply or which * i van be bad dlall times, in quarter and half sacks ! and in barrels, at the Mill, and at the store. No. « 3, Warren Block. | jauT3 3 CARMICHAEL v ('< ■. : T3RIME BACON. I 2000 lbs Choice .-IDES, without back-bone. Just received by JOBI All SIBLEY & SONS. f j jan7-6 No. 6, Warren Block. Apothecaries Hall. 1 Ki \< \ Lbs. First Sort POTASH, lt)'/l/2Wpll. IACHIXEUII., 300 gals BURNING FLUID, at Boc per gal. 200 *• 06 deg. ALCOHOL, at 90c per gai. j Just received ami for sate by jail 14 THOM ASP. FOGaRTY Registry Fist Open. ION AND AFTER MONDAY, Jauuaiv 4tli. 1858, I will be at the Collector am. Treasurer’s office daily (Sundays excepted.) from 10 o'clock. A M. to 2 o'clock, P. M.. until tbo FOURTH MONDAY in March next, for /he i pur|K>sc* ol Registering the nan-fs of. and giving ten to the Legal Votei fttn r gusta, in accordance with the Act of the Legisla i ture. approved February 15th, 1856, and the City Ordinance to provide for carrying said act i > into effect. ANTHONY D. HllX, Registry Clerk. j Angusta, January 2,1858. jan4-3tn ])RFkSERVES. „ 3 doz. Preserved PEACHES, ng'. t’s; 6 do do do in cans. Just received at jan7 D’ANTIGNAC & HUBBARD. Negro Meehanics mwo good BUICKIiAYERS and FLAS-' 1 TKREHS. arid one good TANNER and FI j 131 IKK OF LEATHER, can be hired by year t or month, or by tho Job, by applying to die J. C. BARNETT, Madison; Ga. SIX SHIRTS FOR N I X 15 DOLLARS, AT HERSEY’S. Shirt Fronts. * LARGE LOT, just mrivtsl, of all 1 the different styles ami prices. Call and . ! sue them at janlß HFR>E'V*B. OIX FINE sunn’s FOE NINE L « >L ,i O IARS at janbS n.-.isi V'<. * ! , / 1 ALL AT HEftSL VS ' aud secure ;; Sl\ of those i i 81JLRT3for NINE DGI.LARB. jaulß j NOW IS T HE TIME Orpo BUY BHI RTS !—Six for Nine Dol r' X lara, at janlß HERS Y 3 Shirt Fronts! VmPLENiJID lot of U.e newest styles, i and &i very low prices, at 0ct.22 HERSEY r“JETBTIiriBSB.” , rpHE BALANCE of my stock must Le , J. sold. From this day outgreat bargains can ' j be had in Furnishing Good*!. SIX FINE SHIRTS [iFcoir TXT xxx o XG ollai’S. : i Call ..win at jaulS HERSEY'S. | Wanted. I WISH TO HITE a Negro Boy from 14 JL to 16 yeai of age. b the month. Apply to # ! * IHOMAsi P. FOGARTY. * ;. ■' jauU Apot ecarie. Hall. A MEDICINE Moke valuable# than gold u»j . the planter, or those who Lave a large number of workmen in their employment, or i are traveling, or 1i v at a distance from a pby ; J viun. or have v-iiaabio horses or mules, DENNIS’ A NT 1 -S P A SMO me TISCTIRE, FoR GENERAL t A MII.Y AYD PLANTATK X USE. \ . | It produces its effbeta by relieving inflamma j tion. qv.iefilg r.t rvouß attacks equalizing the 1 ; ‘ circulation of the blood, air.! by causing a warm a : tcltou in the system. Its effect in relieving in i :ittromfttion or soreness, either h ternai or ox jp ternal, makes it cue of the best remedies that j j have ever been offei od to V e public, and u-efui! d iu a great variety <■( diseases. u Jt is usofui :n Spasmodic Affections, as in Fit-' ;or Convulsions. Lockjaw, Spasmodic Cholera, i Cramp Colic, Apoplectic Affections ; or In sudden Colds, Croup, Astliltna, Sore lhroat, Pneumonia, Pleurisy, Bite < Suakoa, or othoi poisonous re p o: (tiles, iu&eou or animals ;or any case of eaaer , ] gency or extreme danger. ’ qi For external u. e ni fresh cute, wounds,bruDee. I 7i ! hums, scalds, chilblains, snakebites, sting of \ beet. Lite of spiders, mosquitos, other poisonous! Q reptile-, insects or auimald. a better remedy J k. ;caan«>t be used to prevent inflammation, relieve; u ; sorejie.ss and facilitate & cure. J, Used as a wash for boils at their first appear- j a* . ance, or in eruptive diseases, such as scald ! P. | head, ringworm, or diseases which cause an lit itching sensation upon the skin, it produces a j ?; healthy action. For Horses or Mules it rarely fails to cure even the worst and most dangerous cases of Colic, Ac. 1-« EVERY PLANTER Should have t>n his plantation this remedy for! i.-e in all sudden and dangerou* attack* of Di. j ea-e. GEORGIA Sarsaparilla Compound. For liver Complaints, and for Puriiyiiig the ' J Biood, or to aut as a preventive of | ~y sickness. DENNIS' r STIMULATIN' K, OR HOT BITTERS, ' Far arising from ooldj. £ I Jte* me ' ,lC "“ "* to «WW» : m-r & k -->TaR. i.u.- ! NF-a HATiESnt.Uia* R P^ m ilfif : TUTT. anJ by 4rug gisl s H A ER Y ( I ! i,. the beuvtit ol the yuug and’ c„ ALLCONCERNED. J. F. GIKAItDEV I'm" - - mire >toi k nf TOYS, FANCY BOXE3 BON BONNIERK3 ar.o HRK-WORKS, at the von' U)WEST PRIC KS. for this Christmas. Cali at Lis Confectionery Store, at the nov2l LAFAYOTE HAIX. fe\Y’AN i CO.'S LOTTERIES. Aiagiiilict-ut Scheme! C!G> SU0.000! -DO FOR TE \ DOLL AUS 1 J mHE following Scheme will be drawn A by S SWaN & CO., Managers ol .he Fort Gaines Academy Lottery, in each of th< ;r Lot teries for January, ISSB at AUGUSTA. Ga.. to which city they have removed their principal office. CLASS 69, To be drawn in City of Augusta, Ga., in public, on' SAT UK DAY, January 2d. 1858. CLASS 70 To be drawn In city of augutta. Ga.. In public,on! 3ATUK f>a Y. Jan aury 9th. ISSB. CLASS 71. To be drawn :n City «f Augusta. G • . in public, on SATURDAY, Junuary lfilfc. lbftS. CLASS 72. |To be drawn m City of Augusta. Ga., in public, on SATURDAY, January 23d, 1868. CLASS 73, To bo drawn in the City of Augusta. Ga in pub lic, on SATURDAY, January 30th, 1858. 1 ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS ! ’ ! • Five Thousand Four Hundred Prizes! NxARIY ONK nuzx TO KVJJRY SINK TM.'KK ! ' MACXIFICh XT SCHEME! ) To be Drawn each Saturday in January. 1857.! 1 Prize of .$60,000, 1 l - *• 25.00*1 i 1 1 “ 10.000 1 1 u “ 6.000; ! 1 “ *• 5,000 I 1 “ ‘ 3,6001 11 • « 2.000 i . 1 • 1.300] S to “ i.ooo] 110<) «• • 200 I 100 “ 125 100 “ “ 100 A PPR< tXLMATIUN PRIZES. 4 Ap. to s6o,oool*rzearc $3,200 4 •• 250 41 •• 25.000 “ are 1,000 4 “ 200 “ 30,000 arc 860 4 • *• .125 1 li 6.000 “ are 600 4 •• 125 *• 5.000 k - arc 500 4 • ll 100 u •• 0.000 “ are 4«Xi 4 “ 75 *• l * 2.000 “ are 300 4 > s*; -- 1,500 “ are 200 5.000 “ ‘ 20 are 100,000, ' 5.41« i prizes imountirtg to $320,000 Whole Tickets $10; Haivi 63 j Qu rter-$250, j PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. ] The numbers from Ito 50,000 corresponding , with thote numbers on the Tickets printed on ; seperato slips of paper, are encircled witn small, nu tubes and placed in one Wheel. The first 462 prizes, similarly printed an l en-i 1 circled, arc i Inc* 1 iu another wheel. * , The wheels are then revolved, and a number !drawn from the wheel of numbers, aud at the; same - me a prize is brawn from the other ! ; wheel. Tlic. number and prize drawn out are ; opened and exhibited to the audience, and regia- j Itered by the Commissioners: the prize being; ! placed against the number drawn. This opera : ; t on is repeated until all the. prize- are drawn nut Approximation /‘rices —The two preceding I , and the two succeeding numbers to those draw j | ing the first 7 prizes will be entitled to the 28] ' Approximati'-n Pris**s. For example t f ticket number 11250 draws the $60,000 prize, those 1 ! th kct-i numbered 11248. 13249, 11251.11252, wni . each be entitled t * S4OO If tick*, t number 55t , ! draws the $26,000 jirize, those tickets numaerec J 548,549, 55i. 552 will each be en titled to ssvo. j ami a , on according to S' heme. Th'- 5000 piizi s of S2O will h>- det rmicated b\ j the last figure of the number that draws the . $60,090 pri7''-. For example. If the number •' drawing the $60,000 prize ends with No 1, then all tli ■ tickets where the number ends in . will] be entitled to £2C. If the number ends with NOj 2. then all tho tickets where the No ends in 2 will i oe entitled to S2O, ami so on to 0 Uertiticaten of Vackiigew will be so'.d at the fol*, lowing rates, whic h is the risk : Certiucaw of Package of 30 Whole Tickets... .$80! do do do 10 Half do 40, do iio do lOQuar. do 20 do do do IQ Eeighth do .... 10; In ordering Tickets or Certifaair* enclose tl>c | money to our address for the Hekets ordered, on; receipt of which they will be forwarded bv first j 'uii. Purchasers can have iicktts ending ir.j any fig ire they may designate. The Ij.it of Draw:* Number? ar.d Prizes will be) sent to pufctiia-t-rs; immediately after the drawing j ZUf” V:'r<-ltariorfc will please writ© their .signa- i turev. plain, and give their Post Office, County, and State. t*jr Re-nember that cv ry Prize is drawn payable iu full without doduot.on. iar All prizw *: SIOOO ac 1 under. paid immi d.ately alter the diMwing—othor pruoa at ] usuai time of thirty dayg. All communications strictly confidential. Addroes orders for Tickets nr Certificate* to j b. SWAN k CO.. Augusta. Ga. #Jr-Parsons rs«iding near Montgomery. Ala. : or Atlanta. Ga. can bare their ordei s filled ar.d ; -are time, by addressing S. Swan k Co. at either j i of thoiii cities. d3O j To fiie < itizens of Augusta. QTKICT AND SPECIAL AITENTION is paid to Physicians and Family Proscrip- i non®, also to German prescription;.-, by FRED'KI l DF.LKER. an expcriuuced Apoth cury of Phil-; id-iphia, at WM. HAINES’ now Wholesale and] Retail Drug Store Broad-street, two doors below he Post Office. Ptcaae give him a trial, to sat» 'V course If. WM. HAINES. per FRED'KJ. DEIJLER. Druggist and Chemist. VEWCKUP NKW ORLEANS BUGAK il AND MOLASSES. 10 hhds prim© and choice N Orleans SUGAR, I 25 bbls prime SYRUP, just received bv d 29 ' DANIEL H. WILCOX. _ THE NEW JERUSALEM, Til HO LOO V OF TFIE NEW CmiftCß WORKS of Emanuel Swedenborg can V T be* found deposited at be Young Mens’; Library Association, for the use of the public decl-ly j OOAPS.— Just imporltd and landed b\ j fl Meamer, a large lot of Low’s celebrate; I Hi ’SKY and OLD BROWN WINDSOR SOAP. dlu PLUMB ALI JTNER. j Wanted. I SITUATION, by v young man, as r \ Salesman or Book-Keei'«*r in a Oouimissioa , House nr Wholesale Grocery Store. City refer ant'd trivon itlilrut. Kov RflT \’n 0. iafi-*2vv RruibogViaVieii. ■ At his oM etant? on f,: novlO DIsTEi 'ITN<i lISTSTRU34KNTtS.—-The attention of Medical Students to solicited to our complete stock of-Sui'sn-a! liiatruraento. Our, as-Kjrtoieut of Rto**>i ng In*tnun<Mits is very' larg», au*l we offer them at price- lower than, ever before. WM. U. TUTT, | no vlO Druggist. : TKN\K£SJa E PRODICE. npHE undersigned U prepared to exe- L cute with ; - or »*.r- er Bacom , Bird. T7eo< lh;> . OaG. Corn, Flour , or any other products or Middle Tennessee. I). D. DICKEY. So. S Colley treat, Nashville. Teun. a .I*2l _ ly .VE W GOODS ARRIVING BY EX PM* S. j QPL E y D ID WALK I NG STICKS, j ij Crook; Gutta Porcha. ’•oil atnt .Silverj Me mted, of all sizes and kinds : Elegant I IFF ■ i BOXES, made of the same material. A ho —Long | and Short RULERS for Book Keepers, and a new 1 assortment of superior GOLD DENS for the - vine Several of those superb GOLD WATCHES, es pecially for Railroad men oh account of their accurate tirno, and at prices never before offered ' so Sow ; Being about to go North, new- in your time to j buy cheaply the BEST OF GOODS, at the LOWEST i i PRICE—to make room for an enlargement of the , store. aug‘2o HENRY J. OS BORNE, j Coffee. QIX HUNDRED bags Ri Coffee, O io bags I-aguyra 25 do Old Java 30 do Havana fi For sale by i or 10 HAND. WILCOX k ANST.KY GEEK’S MACHINE FOR C l TT 1 NG, V L VSI N G AND MOULDING IIKEIULIB FORMS. ; 4 N INK'I BUMEXT capable of ih-i --, IjL f ’ )i<iii4 nearly all the irregular anil c.irv , | ed work iwed in carpeutry. such ns Arches*. . j Gothic Saab, Brackets and Scrolls ; in Cabinet •! Work. Carriage Building, P>oat and Ship Building y and Mill Work of all kinds. . Persons: who have work of this kind are in* f vited to visit the shop of the subscriber, where they will hnd a machine in operation. Machines ■ on hand for sale. WM. IF GOODRICH. , | o<t29 tb'v--' ’i /"'(OR I'EE AND SUGAR , v. 40) bats Prim ‘ RIO COJTBE , 31)hbds good CUBA SUGARS, now for sale , i by d 9 WILCOX. HAND & ANSLEY. II i» Coffee. ’l5O Ore-ru RIOCOI’FEE, ' hAd, wii-lums & cauvts. No. 5. Warren Block. More Prizes than Blanks! EVERT OTHER TICKET A I’IUZE! i Registered Money I.ett. r, at our Risk ! CAPITAL PRIZE, §50,000! ANDERSON & S 0N s S LOTT E R £ ! ! ON THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS. JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY. By Authority of the Stott of Georgia. CLASS ©Or, j Draw- Jan. 15th, 185$, in puhii*. at Macon Ga.. i under the sworn *u periuteudence of F. C. Bulkley and Jos. Waterman. Eaqs. TICKETS — Whole* $lO. Ifilvcs so, Qfin fers $2.60. PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION *30,000 numbers: ia.ooo phizes: SCHEME ; , 1 Fr.ze of $50,000: l - nr 32,ooo; 1•• of 5.0t)0 1 •* of 2,00 l 1 > of I,(H>O 1 •- of 3,000 i • 2 Prizes of 500 1,000! 2 “ 0f.... 250 500 j j 10 of 200 2. 000 1 I 100 •• of 100 10,0 th) 1 ; :;,000 “ of 30 90.U00 I ! 480 Approximation prizes amounting to 7,8801 j 15000 Prizes of $8 50 127,500* i 150C.0 Prizes amounting to $ 19,880{ ! The 15,000 Prize? of $-f 50 are determined by j : the la?t figure of the number that draws tbe| I capita! : if it is an odd number, then every odd i ; number ticket will be unti led to $8.50 ; if it is j i an even number, then every even number Tick ! ! et will be entitled vo $8.50, in addition to any other Prize the Ticket may draw. Bank Notes of gouad Banks taken at par. j Checks on New Yorx remitted for prizes Drawings of Large Claeses will be published in New York and New Orleans Sunday t apbrs, and Charleston and Savannah Dailies. Address order;* for Tickets or Certificates of Packages of Tickets to ANDERSON & SON, Managers, Macon or Savannah, Ga., Or, C. A. LATHKOP, Agent, jan4 Augusta. Ga J J .img4VortU , s Native Wines. I OITOWORTH’S Spaikling Catawba J WINE, Loagworth's Sparkling Isabella Wine, do Dry Catawba do do Ladies’ Sweet do do Catawba Brandy. For sale low to the trade. ort2o THUS- P. STOVAIJ, & CO., Agcnt3. steam engine*. 11HE Proprietors of the AUGUSTA WORKS, August*. Ga. are building STEAM 1 ENGINES of any size required, and arc now about :ompk*tiug several from twenty to forty horse i power—all of the best qrau-rv. Prices as low aa : ..an be 'aid down in this city, from any part ol i .he United States. Southern enterprise depends ; °lff. ter nr MBC - L ,^o^ s OK. ! California oats. U Just receive'! a small lot of WJ W i rior SKW) OATS, originally from CaWbrnia, 1 warranreJ to viold .loublr the amount or tn« ' coiumnu oa«B. and to aeigii from 40 to 50 poimdi 1 10 The htetory of these Oate. and favorable no . ... „I.G rtr'rAfinn in tbit ?j ,T. \\. '■ '. i • ' 1 ... >| ——rr D 'iiG'' ' UPHOLSTEIIY AND PAPER-HANGIfii ESTAnr.ISIIMKST, .Vo. 170 Ktnff-Streel, Charleston, S. C. I ) I>.I’ECTFi;i.LY call* tlie attention. J I \ Di ins frioinis and the public to liD large ' *. -u.d handsome >t*»ck. selected personally with C I great care trou the l.o*l markets, which he of -1 Jer= at the lowest remunerating prices. j r ; 1 The J’Al’EPt HANGING STOCK consists of first ‘ J class decorations in French. American aud Eng- j a : fish designs, from tin best manufactories, from J { : the plain and neat to the mast thagdiAceut. it Tim WINDOWBIIADKDEPARTMENTi* replete: w ;th all the latest and best styles, in Gold, Vel- J i vet and Fresco Borders, etc. ‘ The Cl RfAIN DEPARTM NT i? complete with; . very rich lAce and Muslin Curtains, satin Do j ]\ sane Damasks, of Freed*, Gorman and English t H material, with a large and splendid assortment I ‘ | of Gilt Cornices. I All orders punctually attended to and executed! , w uii neatness and dispatch. The workmeu eu*; g.tge.: are experienced and the most skillful in j I the city. nov 27 2m j Look at This. T AM NOW PREPARED TO DO ALL j. work lu t?»e Car pouters hue with neatness | j and dispatch. Jobbing attended to. Also, Furniture made and repaired. -I . Shop on Jackson-streoi, near the Baptist Churcb. j mho ts ( *1 DARKLING CATAWBA^ A0 dozen Pints fxmgwortU’s SPARKLING J | C ATAWBA ; » 1 50 doz Quarto do. do. now arriving for -j dT THOS. P. STOVALLfc CO., Agents. j ; \T£W COUNTRY LAUI). [■ A small lot prime new Country LARD, in :l i can*, which we recommend. C d 5 THUS. P. STOVALL & CO. , XTEW LARD. j iA 7 caus NEW LAUf*. Ju?t arrived. J dT TIIOS. P. STOVALL k CO. | THE LARGEST AM) CHEAPEST " ASSORTMENT OF liEST MAM FACT! RED 1 UMBRELLAS, ? PARASOLS, AND WALKING CANES,! f Ever offered in this iriarket, wholesale and retail.! J B JOHNSON & CO, j TTM B HEL L A MANUFACTURERS,! . U No. ‘S7O, King-«treel, f l charleston, s. c., Ktot Wcntworfh. Ij • | W.: vv.iuld mo- 1 respectfully call the attention ; J of our friends and the public of the city and. . country, to our stock of SILK and OTHLK UM- ' , BRELLAS. | We are now manufacturing and ofler for sale , , ! some of the best Umbrellas ever offered in this • market. We are in constant receipt of Silks and j ' ’j Ginghams, manufactured in England under our ] I **:, pecial direction, by which means we are* , j enabled to produ ea better a-tide tlian can be ' x ►! fuUjpd .-ewhere, which we are determined to i j sea at the very lowo-t prices. We have. also., : a large stock of Fine Gingham, linen and Cotton l * Umbrellas, mid Silk Parasols. Folding Umbrellas | j for Travellers, and Buggy Umbrellas, wito and ! f without joints. Also, a large assortment of WALKING CANES. ; P. .‘'.'—We hart* also added t*» the above es-; . tablishment the manufacture of WIRE SAFES, i for keeping provisions, which are warranted su i perior to any irrijiorted, and may be lia l of any 1 *! pattern or size. uov2s ■ THRESH RAISINS, in whole, half and; i: x quarter boxes. 25 h ads Cuba MOLASSES, on the wharf, for i sale low by HAND, WILLIAMS A GRAVES. >■ nov2B No. 6 Warren Block. lUola-.se* anti Syrup. > rriWRNTY hbdß. I‘riiae Cuba MOLAS i J. SES ; )i 50 hb!.*. choica Sugar House SYRTP. >! Dor suie at reduced prices, by .j Bf . p tS DA MIX H. WILCOX. I Blanket* anti Negro Clotlis. BROOM & NOR R E 1.1. : | T.VVE on band a very large asaort -1 .FfiM BLANKETS. KERSEYS, USSKYS. STRIPES. OSNABURGB- &c.. comprising a great variety of th.se *'->;!*, Wb.Cb ! the. are offering at extremely low pricesi, and in S.xoraanrr with Die times, and to which they | i would call attantiun. PIITIB | Leathers Shoe F’initinff*, .-vud Tanners 1 Tools. .T, ) w 1 receiving Oak and Hemlock Sole 1 i> I.IiAIHKK; , Harness Bridle. Skirting and Band, ricker. lace md Roller Leather; ■ ! Patent -ktrting, Collar, lissh and Enamelled j ■ Ll ßusie i ti i and Black Upiier Leather; i .. >■ « Kid Skins: French, German and American OalfSkins; French Latent Cell. Kid Calf and Opera Skins; | Goat and K’d Mo occo.-kitis; Lining. Topping and lhndingSkins; Buck Chamois and Shoep hkina, Alao—*hoe l’ega. lasts Role Cutters. Heel Mills, Peg Mu ltr ;.‘ ,ks - ! - Peg Cuttern, Boot Trees, Crimps, Clamps, 11am , 'b Shoe Knives. Spiittins Knives, Shaves , 1. I Rub Stones, Bristles, Awl Blades. Lvelcß and \ 1 Pouches iren and wood patent Peg A*, Hafls, 1 Copper Rivets and Burrs. l*ue Tacks, Iron /.me “• and O.ppur Sparables. Sire sucks, Measuring «| Sl«-s. Shoe Thread, Fitting Thread. Si* Twnu, | 8 ( r r>., r .i Silk till Icon, Hoot Web, Ac., &r. : & a!so corning Knives, Flcshers, Finger Steels,! •* Betm FaS blickors, Brushes, Bab Stones. rit arir.g gtoncp. *»'• l 1 ° r low^ by Utai cm. r AN JEs jgyp CO., - So 311 Broad-str«o, second door above Bank of Au£Ußta- . Tj 6dl'2 lb.' Cana Fresh LOBOTKHS, |Ji -*- 1 sdo 1 lb- do do do i JU ,. t n '7 Cel '" <! ' 1 t HUBBARD. 0- J au * '.bund ill tlii* raVi-S 001 jn> . ■ .. . iyjjwon, Copper Pits. ■* ;&c., upon the most . */'•!• Work nvvle to order. W. H. GOODRICH, So. ii. DeKdb Range, Broad-street, o- u'il Augn.-da, Ga. Southern Sto>es. „ ’i’HE Proprietors of the AU- Jfcirea GLVEA WORnS. Augusta. Ga. are ■A manufacturing STOVES for the South Bm&Tb- ; y have .-pared no expense to getnp very best class of Stoves now in "u-y. as may be inferrnei from the fa vor:.hie notice and lj.->nor« a warded at the !.v«t vear’shtite Fair® of tic States : G- - r gia. Soaib Carolina ami Alabama; aat the Mctimiiics’ In tituio at Charleston, S C. (We did not exhibit samples at other Fairs?) The various sizes of our "Victor” Cook in; l Staves. ‘Rival' Box Staves nr.d ‘Star* Pnrb'.J Stove?, a.e adapted to the wants of the public, and we have abundant evidence of a determined purpose on the part of Southern itizens to pa tronize and sursiain Southern enterprise WILLIAM 11. GOODRICH, of this city, is «<Jle Agent for the sale of our stoves in the’lV.’.iow ,ng -taDs—Georgia. South Carolina. North Carolina. Alabama. Tenues see and Florida. Address Wm. 11. Go mKicii. Augusta, Ga , lor all matters relating to stoves. j>*29 6tn L HOPKINS & CO. S T 01 K S, fiIiTES, RANGES, Ift &C., &.C. ;s. s. JOiNEs & co. BEG AGAIN to cal! the attention ot their numerans customers and the pubk* j generally to their extensive assortment of | STOVES, ORATES. RANGES) | and a complete variety of even thing oertaiuiug i to a First Class House furnishing Store. «I d**-**, I Our assortment sn tins u. partinent is all that ! the most fastidious can desire. We. have nearly I every style of COOK, OFFICE and PAKLOK | STOVES kept by any other Louse iu the city, anu ; many desirable patu ; :s that are to be found c.- j clusively at our e.-tub If limen t. fl *i ST**m 4 «£■*©*-. ] Os these goods. * e l.ave some thirty different [ patterns, all bought within the last sixty days i and from the latest d" gnu. We think we hazard ‘ nothine iu savins that can offer a MUCH GREATER VARIETY ] in this i;ne than all ©tier dealers in the city com ! bitted. IFSmib «*•!**. Having tested nearly ah the differe d styles ol Ranges extant, we ha-e for two years past sold ; Mens’ PATENT IXVI FOIBLE RANGE.•xeluaive ly. behoving them to b© the very best article J offered. Wo have solt some twenty of (lies, j Ranges in Augusta and vicinity. an<i they hav> J never failed to give perfect satisfaction. We I will sell to any customer with a full guarantee j that these Ranges arc* perfect in their ope: ition i in every particular. 11 oust- Furnishing Goods. j In this doi-artinout erumoration is out of the i question. Our asaortuent is, as usual, c»m | piete, and no effort will be spared on our part m j retain for our house tbepoelliou it bus occupied j for five venrs past. It is well known that we keep MORE THAN POCOLE the s ock and va [ rlety of any house in tin city, and ours is, *.i: tact. I Tiin i*LAt b to purchase House Furnishing Leeds. The increase of our business in this department has entirely exceeded »v:r expectations. Our efforts to «• lablish a , First das* II ons e- F u rnUhing Store have been crowned with success by an apprecia ting public, and our motto i* “ Upward and On tag rd. ” r TCo iib We have in store an uiusually heavy stock o Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Sieet Copper, Iron Wire, Block Tin, Pig and Br E«*ao. AL-:o, a iarir-- stock ol' Japanned 'Vote, Pressed Covers and I Plates of every description. Bucket Ears. Rivets, j Tinners* Tools and Mac tines sc.. which wv offer ! o the trade on the very best terms. S. JONFS k CO.. I tot-21 4 210 Broad-street. Thos. J? if hards & Son, acci-sia. ga.. Have just received their eui stock of Classical. Medical. law arm Mia* iceilancous BOOKS. Ah i-AVNU.c. :ii. ' t • ... .* \ j bound Proseniahuu r»« >uKr and BL.\Niv fin* N of every variety turn quality : Portable. i'LfcK.B RETICULI-S, aou many otic*.- fancy a; tick ?. suit abheibr present® : Musical lustrum- -iv<. kc., AT A\ HOLES ALE ONLY. Horn and Shell Tuck, Fide Pocket, Ivory, Fine, and v.irkur quad ties •! all mhei kinds of Combs ; Coat Overcoat. V-Pant. Strap, and every oth-r-Gnd of Buttons ; Looking Glasses, spectacle*. Bead®. Neckia.es. Hook' ane Eyes, Pius and Needles, f‘ere lesion (apm Whalebone, Marbles. Hair. Knitting and Netting Pins ; Vest and Coat Mculds, Suspenders, Lei;, and Boys' Bolts, new stylo : Hair and Shaving j Brushes. Shaving Boxes, Soaps. Bonnet Wire, i Harps. Porte Monnice, Skirt Ho »p*. five-kinds ; ! Indies’ Cuba? and Satchels, Jet Necklaces. Gar j tors. Broaches and Braco-cta, Ladies’ Elastic i Head Bands, Ilai' Itns, Spool Cottons. Flax Threads. Sewing Silks, Tape®. Bobbins. *'otton i Floss, Powder Puffs, and a great variety of other i Fancy Article*, too numerous to mention, which ! usually c<«t much tin. and troid i.- 1 , se'eet. and i to which they ar* cons'.*nt!y making additiooa, ; all of which are offered, wholesale or rotail, at a , small advance onSost. I They invito the inspection of the public. I XhiT BLANK BOOKS manufactured t« order. ! #g*-Job Printing ne&iy and ex.-cu ! ted. -ept3 New Dress Goods. G< BAY so TURLEY have just received T by Express a xututilbi lot of LA HIES | DRESS (-ftXIJ>S. In Delaine. Cashmere. Valencia j Plaids ; Satie Strip*.- anc.Plain All Wool Delaines, Coburgs, Poplins, Silk?, and a great many other I handsome stylos of Dr<*s Goods, which will be I sold during tb • Chrjs tua-; season it very low i prices. SERVANTS HEAD KERCHIEFS. ; Pontons making preseats to their servant® at Christmas, will find at CRAY &TI RLKV a large lot of HEAL* KERCHIEF*, and other ai ti j cie.?, which are to bo sdd very low. d£4 ZKNUM, warranted t<» remove Grease, Faint. Tar. Ac., fr in Silk. Woollen, IJi en. ; Ac., without the least iijury to the fabri n l’oi j fluid by jano WJd. 11 .J. G. GUI lit HIM.. fißPKvmi vni. film ii prn (Boobs. Dry Goort-i! Dry Goods!! M l LLEU ,t WARREN are now reoei*- . ieg their stocks o' FALL AND WINTER GOODS , which they are prepared to offer and sell as i*»w as any house in the city The stock has bee* selected with great care, and comprises a gre«t variety of Ladies’ Press Goods, such aa Rich and elegant Silk Robe deQuille, Bayadere Silk®, variety of styles, Silk Valencia?. strii»ed'and plaid, Piain Silks, ull colors. Mourning Bayadere and Chene Sitka, Black, Plaid and Striped do Silk Poplins and Victoria Plaids, Dela r.o Rohe do Quitle, Rich Fig’d Delaines and Cashmeres, Kmb’d French Merinoes, new ;«tyl*», Plain French and English Merinoes, Mourning L>elaines. —ALSO— ?French and English Prints, 'American do |Moyrning do Scotch Ginghams, Mourning G-inghoras, Cheue Ginghams, An extensive variety of Shawls, comprising Silk Thibet Shawls, Brocbe Shawls, Flush Bordered Stella Shawl-. ;C!k*u lie- Shawls amt S arfs, Lud black and colored Cloth Cloaks, ’Rich Velvet Cloak-, ever} variety, All-Wool Lone Shawls, I plain bl'k and Second Mourning Merino Shawls. A lot of beautiful KmUiolderu-s. consi-hug of I Rich Muslin Sleeves aud Collars, iu sctu, | Jaix/net and Swi--. Sleeves, Linen CV.lai * Maltese Laoe Setts. ltoilattoiH Lac© CoWars and Sleeves, Jaconet and Swiss Bands, linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, plain awd ecu broldoi ed. 'Tcunnied ami Mourning Haudkercbiofs, Misses’ and Boys’ Wool Hose, Wool Gaiters ; Nett Sacks, Mines’ Merino Vests Li dies Merino Vests, short and long sleeroc. For tie* Genii i:iou\s line may be found— Black Cloths aud Casrbrner-rs. Fancy Cass meres, intast styles, Rich Velvet and Cashmere Veatingfl, North Carolina Cas-imeres, superior article. ‘ ‘..Vavats and Collars ; Merino Ties. septic* MILLER & WARREN. CUe aif Dr v Goods. 1H57. F all trade. iss7 J. C G V S T A . G EURO I A. r>ROOM \ NORREfX are now rereiv .) .iig at their new store. Vo. 2oh. tiroad-st a large and elegant a-. oi tment of Btap.e and Fancy Pry g>>; Their sn," k is one of to© largest and ne»-t complete :r\ ttieir line in tb* city, aud comprises all of the latest and most 1 elegant style® ol* the sci. They would re* . 'peotfully so icit tmldic patrona«gc. and cordiaDlf invite nil .<> • xanere* th«-irflo»wK lAuirs hood* , Pancy Dr««, Silks. W»tils ami atripos, Kish silk Ksbe tt’ihillla. '■ my heavy i Rich Bayadere "iik.-, Poplins, I Handnouu* Fonlanla, !! ack Brocade silk®. «trip*v. pTaitis and i Mourning and Half Mourning Silks. Rich French Printed AU-wool Delaines, Robes a’Quille, Bayadere ."tripos. > ashmere d’Eco-se. Valencia Plaids and Tarße»fl v And a variety of other Goods fur children ; 1 " Printed Cr.burgs. Puramatt is, English and French Merinoes, r Plain ami Printed Delaines and Persians, ali q»«i itics, French. English and American Prints, groat va riety, French. Footch and American Gicgltam? grea, variety ; Phi in Printed and Plaid Opera FiaT.no!? CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS. - >f the latest rtyles, from low priced to very i u fc f ;n great variet v. CHENILLE SHAWLS AND SCAD ES, • An l almost . wry description, from lew ]>ne to d very lino qu oity. j, A largo assortment of T»idiea* Ciotlw, all •'=•*«-ra, for Cloaks and Mantilla?. Mourning Goods, of every sty In, suitable tor the season. ig Hoop Skirts, every style and quality used, Corset-. French mid Railroad. Embroideries. ■’ Os all kinds, and a large assortment of French Worked Collars. Sleeve*'. Binds, Flouncing?, i! Emb'd Skirts. Handkerchief?. Infant'? Waist?, Iu Worked Edgings aud Inserting^. Gloves of all kind?, for 1-adies, Gems an I Boys, Hosier v • Klannols. largo assortment, all prices and ;lt qualities. Merino Vests, for Ladle*, Children and Geut© PANTALOON GOODS. All styles Cassiroores. l'oeskujs. Corduroys, {'weeds, Satiuetts, plain and phiids : Kentucky 11 Jeans. Carolina Jeans. Merino ('avsimeres, for children : Plaids and R* t- ltov?. for Children, A*r PLANTATION AND S' VTS GOODS. l’j Largest a-sortm.nt ami greatest variety in the - itv. comprising the most durable Goods in iha • . market in Hie way of K rseys. white and brown Plains, l»-:-u v I'-viii- Linseys,(»suaburgs.Str:p« ' MoiU'-.-p .ns, riaids ind Kiannels. BLANKETS. Negro Blankets, white and grey. ,n Saddle “ Travelling Blankets, Mackinaw Fancy ‘* of everv descripuon. i * BED BLANKETS, j From a small i iib Blanket to a very large and d superior Bed Blanket. c As w • have but ONE PRICE, our goods will be offered at th« lowest prices, which we guarantee [. to be as low as any iu the southern country. Our .. -ystem not only compels u.° to sell our goods at the lowest prices, but it al?o protect* the buyer ir from paying over market pi ice, as he invariably does, where there i-- m a. Via/jandafafr.'wf/pr'cisi par All orders w.il r«-c'Mve our personal and prompt attention, and our best judgment in ezo i- outing them. BROOM & SORRELL, i t*epi2s No 238, Broad- FALL ISPL ' ■ COBNEK r N DEB GLOBE HOTEL. A u.jiuta , Georgia. IC. DEMING has nowin storehk J. entire t - being the most complete c v r offered, and at :i lower prices to ca?h and prompt paying custom urs. Among which will be found HLK DRBSS GOODS. The greate r variety that can b- tnund lc the - city. The Robe a Qui’h), Robe a Volauuz.Beye -lere. (two sizo stripe.) Velentres. Poplins and Side Stripe—all varying in price, from S: dt© s*'.«) per Robe. Al*o—Solid Colored SJI.KS.,o i! every shade, with RIBBONS and VELVETS for s- Side Stripe. AH of which are entirely'u w aud < ontiued ctvles. SOUP BLACK SILKS, v Warranted to maintaiji their cob*r. WOOL DRESS GOODS In every variety, embracing Kobo a (Jnille, lipyeuer.:, Volnutze. etc., with the Usual styles and qualities. , ESIBUOIDERIISB AND LACE GOODS. Most complote. and a; lower rates than ever be* t fore offered. ,g SHAWLS. I' Sq*;ar© aud long, for Gents, La lie** udChiDren; e. Mourning to Full Dress, from 25 cents o S2O ig A iarg? v .iiety of CHENEJLK, witli Piftin and .-' Fig-red Centra. IIA NULL AS AND CLOAKS, Fronrs‘2 Cloth to sdo Velvet. Dartuuiar a Lien* ■ • tion ha? been paid to them. Leing made* fui! and ! ' of the best Ve’vet. Also—rbiOren’a and Miseos’ CLOAKS. MERINOS, COBKRGS. CASHMERES. IX and MoL'SLIN DE LALNS of all color**. French. English and American Solid and Fi#. \ r ured OPERA FLANNELS. I 1 Childrens’ DRESS GOODS, of Wool and Silk ! ° toatenais. a - New and conflt-ed styles MOCRMNQ GOODS. a KERSEYS AND BLANKETS. At lower rat ok than can bo purchased elsewhere. AUjr My house if tho or.lv one where tinoRGE Suu)jct>— w'arranted ail wool Qiling- WHITE GEORGIA PLAINS can be had. They are the - most durable and economical Goods ever offered to the Planters. , I.INSETS, OSNABITRGS. STRIPES " jl’D.' Fi.-iNNKI.S, HOSILHY, TKKINV,. «c., ia full variety. i; ‘ Evnrv ar>icle that I h»ye .'hail 1>« o»er«l at ** Uw owoat rate** irossiblf An exaraii-aiitin f 9. ’ r !i«Ue4. Orders punctually an J curcf.illvt.uec * ilcdto. ■;?; r. c. liKMiv, tvptl! Corner under Olubg Hotel. »t! Hogs, Hogs ! a ( VN E HUNDBEl)Tenniissee HiXJS will On consignment aud for sale. Apply t JOHN CAb'HfN. * Genera! O i.imission Mercitant, a. So. 4. Warren Block VTAILf- —IOOO kt-gs of Nails, for sale 1.1 low by Rf>y D WILPQX, HAND .v ANPLKY. Mackerel. Vu ' *■ a *“<* 3, u whole and half Carrels, Li new crot). Por aal« l v