Augusta evening dispatch. (Augusta, Ga.) 1857-1861, January 27, 1858, Image 1
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VOLUME 2.
(Uteiini pspattli.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEK LY,
BY 3. A. ATKINSON.
DAILY. | annum S-I- CM>
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Thlrty-Plflh Congress.
HOUSE OF
Number of muaJx-n, ... - #.14-
ala ft a ?i v. A ;w YOBK— Cmtinu’d
1 Jas A Stalwarth. 5 Wtu 11 MAdhty
2 KS Shorter. 0 John u'oehraue
3 Jas F IVitvitoll. 7 Elijah Wo.r<J
4 >y<lncy Moore. 8 'Jorace F Chirk
j OeoS Houston. 0 • >lm I) Haskin
6WIt W < V.bb. 10 AI. Mr, my
7 JL M Curry. 11 Vra V lUissell
ARKANSAS. 12 ,hhl Th “VJ.<,n
1 A B Uliemvootl. j."> A'ccnu A (din
2 lulw A Warner. H Efustus Corning
CALIFORNIA. 1-3 F'.-Wal lk4d
1 Charles L Scott, lb Co IF J Timer
2JC McKibben. 17 FnnM.s F Shb.ner
Connecticut. 18 GarkßCochrane
1 Kira Clark , Jr. 19 Ohm . I Mo, -.-•
2 Samuel Arnold, 2d‘2o > B Maße-Hui
3 fault tty 1)> >i)i. 21 llenry Bennett.
i Win DHi si top. *22 fl nn/ O(>■■ du in
!>RL \\v \ ;:k. 23 Fuavh.p B /hard
I Wm (r Whitley. 24 Amos V Granger
FLORIDA. 23 Edwin B Morym
1 Geo S Hawkins. 2-" F.iory H Potil
<•F.OUOI A. 27 John \f Parker
1 Jas L Seward. 28 Wtllunn KW-y
231 J Crawford. 2! Sam'l G Andrews
5 It P Tripfu, Am. 30 J W Skinnan
1 L J Gar troll. S i 8 M Barronyhs
3 A it Wridit. 'A Di;v. ! T Hatch
3 Jas Jack so it. *>i Rmheu E FhiUm
7 Jodrm Hi:. 1 , Am. north Carolina.
: A H 'Stephens. 1 H M Bhaw
Illinois. 2 Thomas ituffin
Eli MW.Wwe. Warren Winslow
2 .1 F Earner art ft, 4 LOU 1•• ranch
3 Oicvii f.ov-'jr.'if. C i Joi n A (iUim r.Am
i WinKUyy. 6 Alfred M Scales
3 Isaac X Morris. 7 liurton Craige
1 Thomas L Harris. 8 T L Clinginau
7 A Shaw. omo.
3 Hubert Siiiitl!. 1 Geo H FendJoton
i '•mu' 1A Marshall. 2 W S Grosbeck
i.NinvNA. 3 LmAs /) O,.,'pUA
I W J Vi oh ck. 1 Mil XMi
l V.Jn n-FiuJish. 5 Writ'/; / %fo<>
fuiu -s Hushes. 0J li (cJCkCi’elt
I Jant.cs j: I’nloy. 7 A V".-< Jla-. : -f j »
) Jh'vtd K>nj-n f. 8 IJdnjann. * St&ffau:
5 .Tames \I Gregg. 9L w Hall
John G Davis. 10 Joseph Mille r
- .)■>■■ !!"//.•,' II I. nj it-. ]i Morion
j S' 7/ w/ler C J • tx 12 8- 8 Cox
10 (Atarb * Case 33 John Sherman
I I Jin V Ft U. 14 PI-A.mm Was
lowa. 13 Joseph H ints
1 Savuul R Curtis lb Cll Tvmr.ins
2 TiniMinj I it 17 !V r m Lawrence
k sjRTt'OK v 1.8 Jlmj F I.Skr
1 Henry C Hnrnettrj ICdumi \\irJ
-2 Samuel OPeyt *n2o Joshua, B i* id-tinny*
3 II /> I’li ■ 121 J A JlunJib'iiA
i A C Talbott I'MNNSYI.VANIA.
5 Joshua H L wctt 1 Tims H Florence
L John 31 Elliot 2 EJuy Morris, Am
7 j TJ Marshall. Am 3 James Earnly
8 James H C'lav 4 Henry M Philips
9 John (' Mason 3 Owen Jones
.0 J W .Stevenson *J John Hiekmiut
Louisiana. 7 Henry Chapman
1 6Ve Am S J Glitncv Jones
2 Miles Taylor 9 A KR> h<rfs
3T G Davidson 30 John C Kunkel
4 J M Sandigo 11 W'm L 11.-. wart
Maine.' 11 P faddy
1 Jtln M Y7,, .d 13 Win li Dimtniek
2 CWrlw J CUnion 14 O A Grow
3 ■/owb ,H■;,// 13 AIIFun White
1 // M - 1G John J Abel
5 lAViWJwyrr, Jr 17 Wilson Heiliy
C S/'-.d n a Foskr 18 John It Hdie
MAu vi. v:. J John ( bo. V
1 J A Stewart 20 Wm Montgomery
2J /> /»’?<•/ .'v Am 21 IkiriJ lltier.o>
; J M Uteri'- , Am 22 i. l J’-mrm'c
! // IF //• v. J:w. 23 H//i Stnrart
5 Jacob MK. Hike r L Gil lis
6 Tin's F Howie 23 J‘>lm ihek
MAS- v !J! • e.i’i'S. BHODK ISLAND.
1 It 11 Hall 1 V F Hinfer.
2Ja n 11 a '"il 2 Ha D JJr - h>n
3 Wm $ jJrmnU SOLTU t \Ki-UN.V.
•4 Ural* It Con ins 1 John MDm at
3 Ansm 12u Unyasw 2 M Poicltcr Miles
f> Pn/bithtf lMvix 3 I-iwrcnceM Keit
7 I) 1r(»•,.../< 4 M I. Honlmm
8 O L Ki jj) *3 James L Orr
‘J Fit 2'iu-i/' ' 0 Vin W Boyce
;0 Calvin PChaffee tennk-skk.
1 Henry L Owns lAC V." Atkins
AMS- n hi. 2 IIM -r .h r
1 F P Ida r, Jr 3 Sami ■•! A Smith
JTL And,r»m, Am 4 John if \tvago
H John BCI irk 5 Chas U-t h/, Am
4 J Craig G George W.Junes
5 81/ H'i Won. Am 7 John \' Wright
dj John 8 Phelps BFK /■.■lßrnf \r,Avi
7 Sam’l ('aiuthers 9 JI)C Atkins
Michigan. 10 Wrri T Avery
1 Wm A, llonoml ; i,x.\ ..
"2 Henry Waldron 1 Guy 31 Bryan
3D S W'-’diriJge 2J H Beagan
1 Dr Wilt C latch t v l.l: MONT.
Mississippi. IFP \Y Uon
1 L Q 0 Lamar *2 Jnafm S Monxll
2 Keubin Davis 3 limner E Boyce
3 Wm 1 lark sdale virgi n i a .
40 H Singleton IMIt U Garnet
5 J A Quitman 2 J I Mi Ison
new Hampshire. 3 John S Caskie
1 James FA - 4 Wm O Goode
2 Jf IF
3 Aarm II Crayin G Paul us Powell
new jfiiisKY. 7 Wm Smith
1 Isaiah D Cimc&m 8 C J Faulkner
2 G’ R JWms 9 John Letcher
•3 Garnet B Adrian 10 S Clemens
4 John ITuyier 11 A G Jenkins
5 J B Wortendykel2 H Edmund son
*ew vouk. 13 G W Hopkins
1 John A Searing
2 George lay lor Wisconsin.
3 Dan’l E Sickels 1 John FPotter
4 John Kelly 2 C C WasUjume
3 (Am Ihltinghursi
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SENATE.
Number of members, .02
Democrats in Roman, Opposition in
Italic.
ALABAMA. MISSISSIPPI,
j Clement Olay, Jr. Albert G Brown.
• Benj. Fitzpatrick. Jefferson Davis.
ARKANSAS. MISSOVRX.
;Wm B BeiJiistian. Tames L Green,
j Robert W. Johnson .Trusten Polk. * i
CONNECTICUT. NEW HAMPSHIRE. \
j Lafayette S Foster. John P Hale.
j James Dixon. Darnel Clark.
CALIFORNIA. NEW YORK.
Wm W Gwin. IV,a hi Sncan.L
David-C Broderick. Preston Karty.
DELAWARE. NEW JERSEY.
Martin W Bates. William Wright. |
Janies A Bayard. John R Thompson. |
FLORIDA. NORTH CAROLINA.
David L Yu Ice* David S Reid.
|hi «*phen R Mallory. Asa Biggs.
GEORGIA. OHIO.
Robert Toombs. George F. Pugh.
Alfred Iverson. Jicrja. -Am. F Wade.
IX I? IA VA. PKN XST I.V A NIA.
Graham X Fitch*. William Bigler.
Jesse D Brighi. Fo ra: Cameron.
ILLINOIS. ttHOLK ISLAND.
Stephen A Douglas. Philip Allen.
Lyura-i Tinfahull. James h Frn«.m.
I <AVA. SOUTH 1 A ROUN A.
George W Jones. Josiah J Evans,
James llarhn, J H Hammond.
K ENTUC'K Y. TF N X ESSER.
JAm li Thoir<p*,n. John Bell.
John J Crittenden. Andrew Johnson.
LOUISIANA. AS.
•J P Benjamin. Bam Hour:
John Slidell. Vacancy.
40UINK.
M»> Fth Frstumden Vermont.
Haunthal Ihiat-u. Jacob Oliamer.
mass a cur setts . Solmwn /■,
Hen rtf Wilson.
Char I# Stimner. viac.ixiA.
MARYLAND. It M T Huuter.
Janies J. Pearce*. Jas M Vlason.
Auth wy Kennedy.
mcniOAN. WISCONSIN.
Charles E Stuart Charles lJurhe.
: Fioh-ircth Chandler. Jyno-r H PooW-ile.
Kei apltu ntloui.
Hen ocrat - .....
Cioaii* j
I Ui-m-« riitie mafuritv Vh
Moam or &vHs^sj.mvu.
j '•".US
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j DtanotrAtic auij ri y i’4.
Rail Road Register.
AXP ATLANTIC EAIUWAM.
(.{'{(Mia /•< Cb'itij.naQga,')
Pasi-’ger Train teavtss Atlanta 1.45 a tn
arid arrives at CliatAanoujra f. 45 uu-
Morning I’hs-.; i* Train 1.-...- Cuat. 1M ain
<uid at Atlanta :i ain
Xight l'iwgCHgi»r Train lea\ w. Atlunft 1V.30 j» m
and arrives at L’liaUamioga B.ib pm ‘
• rrahi CM 8.16 p
f fives ; A'.Uma 11 pu,
I .IHK TO Clf Vlv' j NaKJtIA, to.
JAM&A V. SP'JU.OLK.. Sup't.
? r;,>\TA AXDu.AUP.ANOE IIAILR«>.U>.
Morniag l'a.vugi'r TC i».n loavjs \tlauta2.eou m
oad arrives at West Point TVS a r..
K\ f»J - i • 11.00
and nrrivs at W st poiut 6.28 p m ;
Moruin. Pu- s’gi . Train leave- V.'. Point 4am'» a u\
and arrives ot Atlanta at 0.27 a m
‘uveiling l';.y >‘gr Tr#ir. k-a es W. 4 do p • .
ari'l arrives at Atlanta 10 15 p m
Fare to vrienr Crtrvr, 33.60.
GEO. G. iHCtL, Miponutendent.
U '-'OX AND RAILROAD.
Morhiug i'ass’gr Train leuvca Atlanla .10.30 a m
arid arriy. •- at Jliteon 4.15 :i u
Evening Train It aves Macon 12.00 j »u
and arrives at Atlanta 6.05 p :n
Fare to Man».v, S 4.
K l DOTE. Buj)eriuten-'v.. t.
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
{From Au'ju .'a to Atlanta.)
Leave Augusta at 2 00, Ail. and 4!‘ M.
Arrive it A In eta «t 11 :>G i)t and 104 {’ M.
Leave .Ulaatn at 12 *. d and i«. v M.
Arm at Augusta a* 8 a M and 7 I'M. I
r n»e 2.30, A. M., train frmn Augusta connects
tiirou,;. t to Mritiphis, j i
1 irk—fa 50.
Coiourt \viih South Carolina liailroad Truths, i
Arriv eatAugu-taat 1 A Mand 2 30 P M.
i. ■uvi: Augusta at 10 A M and 8 05 }■ M.
With Werf-rv and AiUtniic Railroad Train
Arrive at Atlanta at 11 22 P M and ft 33 a M.
Leave Atlanta at I 45 A Mai d li 301'M.
With Atlanta uml ia (Jranae Hail road Trains,
A. - : ’-e at Atlanta at 10 3.0 CM and 700 A M i
laavc Atlanta ut 2A M v ’• 1 PM.
Conner'. ■» i , b Mar-m d Hr,an, Jtadrocul
Arrive at Atlanta, ft 35. A M.. and 6 05, P. if ]
7. .. v: Atlanta. 10 30 A. M.. and 12 Na/Lt.
Athens Branch—Sundays h/xerjhd.
! Augusta at. 2 30, Nigltt.
■ •
Dm v .• Athou-i 32 00, Niglu. '
Ar.'ivc.Tt \thcn- .10 30. Irav.
Arrive at Augusta ft 00. Morning. 1
Arrive vi Atlanta 11 34. M c ning. I
W.u'iiitifton Itrav U, —*S'u»Jo pExcej'l' ?.
JW. Nfebt !
j leave Atlanta 12 00, Night.
i As. vs .u Washir.ifVin 7 35. Momicg
i.* i • « -t"U .;:.u ii' uiiu
1 ivrriv-.: at .-i yista Morning i
i ..• ut A'im.ia 11 04, Muinltig I
\Y< r rent on branch—Sundaes
I.
1.-Mve At i-ta 10 (A. >!■•: ii'ii,.
Arrive at Whrrvtiion 6 0». Evening
j W» ireoton ... 3 30, Ever.in- |
Arrive i An ” tn 7 00. Eroding
Arrive at Atlui.t:. I 14, Night
GEL'. VDNUK,SoperiDte dent.
/\U‘.*l'BT.V AND BA\ ANN AH RAILROAD.
I.Cave Augusta, 2.10. A. M. a*iu 4 P. M.
Arrive at Miilen, 4:05 A. M. and 6:35 P M.
Leave iUUen, 5:40 A. M. and 3:46 P. V.
Arrive at Augusta 9:<j<i A. M. and 6:47 P M.
Ouuuectiug with tra: s to and lro.u Savannah j
and Augu.-ta.
C. A. DROWN, Sup’t.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD COMPANY. | .
Day Mull and Passenger Train leave* Augusta at
10 o* dock. Ail. ; and arrives ia Augusta at
2.30 P M.
Night Mail and T’assengcr Train leaves Augusta •
at • .05 l‘ M: arrives in Augu«ta at 1 P M.
H. r. PEAKL, ’General Superintendent.
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Bet»:u~n StoiOitnn.di ami May.a.
l/uve Savannah 1 15, am, 2 40, p. m j
Arrive in Macon 10 45, am, 12 50, am'
i xsiv ■ Macon 645, a in, 11 30, p in j
Arrive in Savannah 7 20, p tn, 8 50, a in ;
Bute<>zen Savannah and Augusta.
G ave Savannah 105, am, 11 15, a m 1
Arrive in Augusta 9am," p m j
Leave AttgiwU 2 a m. 3 45 p 111
Arrive in Savannah 8 50 a ui. 10 55 p m[
Be'in-nx Macon and Augusta.
! cave Macon y 45 a in, 11 30 p m j
Arrive in Augusta 7 p m, ft am,
U*hvi* Augusta 2am, 3 45 p m.
Arrive m Macon 10 45 am, 1- 30 am J
EMERSON FOOTE, Gen 1 Superintendent
HAST TENNESSEE AND GEORGIA RAILROAD
Leave Augusta 4 00 p m .
do Atlanta I4 r -ain
do Dalton t 50am
Ar rive at K: v\ ille 1 30 pm i
It. C. .IAGK.-OX, Superintendent. |
—■ l —" 1 "" ■ ■—
/lIG AILS
1 v. ’ 10,000 KIO HONDO.
50,000 variouc brands, for sale low by
JOEIAII SIBLEY & SONS.
jauls No. 6, Warren Bloofc.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. JANUARY 27 1858.
Itiiscclianroiu.
Mi).!. STONES !
\vILLIAM HREXSER,
Manufacturer of
.jrnt rlj Stmr Ml iI Is tones,
4 ND Healer hi Esopns and Cologne
h\ Stun»*.•». Br.uwi-street. above Upper Marker, j
j Angusm, Ga. Orders solicited and punotuallv
attetwletl te. Jau7-ly
soifoTkl™ !
jrjpHE C.VDEKSIfIKF,]) having com*
‘ rueuce«l t he OYSTER BUSINESS , —v
in thi.s city, and dc- gning to von , {l9 J I
; duct it extvrivivelr, nud in the lest ' S *A )} f
; manner, di sires to < ommetui bis
: purpose to tho attention df hi» friends i.;ul the
i public.
He will prepare and k**p countantly on hand ;
I for transport.'Con t» anv part of the country
THE BEST FRESH OYSTERS.
I Rormotncally •“ealed, Spiccrt and Fried, p .‘. up ;
1 in cat.s., that the Norfolk market can produce. :
j spiced ujnUi nr luiproved i'in* imparting to the ,
J Oyetpr th* i. oat ielf< tte flav t, and nsi ipg
t then* presorv.Aioi) 111 any climate tor a reason j
; able period in their tin t excellence in every r>.
! sped.
t Having had abundant expert euro In tho bn-;
j ness, and perfected bis plan with the utuv.••■*, ’
j success, he submits hb enterprise to the publii. ■
; with contldence in his abiUty to satisfy the most
j fastidious uwtt*.
. Also. Fr.*sh Oyat-TK packed .11 keg- »r
1 «pti c<l in
i Order? from all parts of the country respect- 1
ca 'h. Address. " HENItY FIV/.gWIALD
Norfolk, Va.
! or K. 1.. MOS-'. Augusta, fin, {an 14
DR. DENNIS’
orliot BTlilSs,
A Comfotm-f. iVe;-*a ••i’o ;-i of (Bn-wa Sar-apa ■
rilia, for Pytpqptia, Coif ami Ft maU.
miIEY ACT t.l‘OX THE LIVER and
IJL Hecreti..'!.- loner ;:i;. i :(>y a*?ist the
on the l>owe Is they h
FOR DYS-'KlTslA.—if tood cauo.v ; .n the
stoiiiiici'i, a lio.-v t.ik'.n itmcediab-)y niter .n iG,
j or as soon as the uneasy yens tion is experi
enced, will relieve the pain and as* -t digest in .
• FOR GOLDS,—Taken at the cumnencmg .-u 1
of cU s, they v ; prove alum an id
, i pr event ion and cureoi’cliills in their fire*. »lHg> *. d
Ji JR FEMAI.iI ( ■)' j UI. \: M> aitIMNG FI
(.’OLDS —ls Gn? •• ilitt. swei.«*Ak«n h\ hoi t ,
, iratre-diataly after Ivivtu* been •.posed in old j
, ‘ «*r rainy v. arne .to prevent in -I. or
, vvro token rcuMs .v. rhe .mm ■■ inot.t of
! that period, they \v> i!d save a great amount'
, sufi'ering. arid, often prevent -iiscu-f.* * .1, ii tr- 1
p.- ntly t-TMii:: 4 fatally, -pec .i!y With young' f
rbrnales.
Price, 31 per bottle.
‘ For sale by the priuripaiDr:;ggiA3 inthi* city, 1
Aar.li by Dr; ;. . .-' .-• -r : a V’.y. i •
Watches juhl ('locks
REl’AfHKl' with neatness ar,.l Cis- ■;
■ pat<;h. and warr rated to rue w*U a;. i.oep ;
good time.
Jewelry repaired s.oat! • . by
E. TWEEDY k Q>.
<l4 Near ? Low-i Mar • ' •
TOOTH BKI.'SHES.
.JLj J < h-.vy l'!*t rt- a -upply o; .1 •Fn
.isli T(N>tii liru: i]o.-, ot oar • .vn impo' iai?
•12 t t.FMtI k I n :'NI ; R.
Youuj; America. Attention
PISTOLS FOR CHRISTMAS.
'Ve iwv'e jut?t received a lot of the l • lel*ra- !
; ted F!RE-C'KACKER Pl.-TuLS, or 1 ?.«) ,t* • .«• h i
dlft PLUMB .'c LITTN!.!’.
Medical 800. s
'U/'EST ON THE i >ISE.VSf> OF (VO- {
Peas ey'.- Jfuman bi-t.-iogy.
Smith’s lK>mo.*ti<: Medicine, new ed:ii:'i). F- - *
sal** by d2l THUS. RICHARDS A SoN
Bagging and rope.
75 bale- BAGGING,
300 ».o:!s ROPE, for sale tow bv
novlt WILCOX, HAND a: ANSI FY. j (
To Rout.
rjIIIAT large ami commoilions
L DVF). I.!.\g *.. 4 d street, late the ■ .
rt-.-'deuee 0? M jor Dearmoud. ■■-•t! !
T« rnv very tow, amt to d. i: - desired, pa: * in 1
repairs. Apply to
jai-.C lm Dr. J. M: HILL
Country Merchants Take
Not ive.
T OFFER YOU FOR S iLE. at arensun
i. abb- oriv Drug*. • uuem-. <.-!• ,
P«i I*. Oils, Window {Ha«s. Putty.«JHr«ii-« .-•••*.;- *
ail si .id--- of chi ap ami va .able Fir** i'r • : : • ?.
eral Ua;r.ts, «... I article,- ht my li *r»f» !
inva, at »:vu’> New York priv.es alton ,»•? yo . j
di-eouut for net on-h on a bill exctAftip-t ilo. ; j
Please iive uii* a trfiJ and send c.-.w ordyr.« l
With* ut delay. -..7, 5} saved is >1 a.. te. '
AM If AIN KS. rtis, ,-v • «-t
ic Improve s’oms* SiifSit/’ )
E suit all ;. - » b. 12 ,
firamby E K. T‘YF.I D . r*> . ! ’
*l4 Ne.--- the L' -v.-r Mark'd. Augusta, j,
QUrFJiFINE FLOUR.
ON•« u- • •••tg '•*•:.„? I J.*♦» ;: .1: airj |
quarter Su ..- In (j-i ■> t ty.
P. t*'iOV.\l.L & CO. ; ■
an<l Coflee.
rill-N' liHUs. i-liuice Purto liieo Sua'.ir, 1 ,
1 l"
b'd- yellow * •'U
50 bid? Cru s .ied r«*d I‘owuercd Sugar,
25d si. - prime Km Colled,
3QI) hags common *•
10 bay< pri n * Java.
25 bags prime laguira,
25 bags prime? Bahia,
tor gate by te.vtf DANIEL ff. Wi! go.V. 14
Salt.
riIEN THOUSAND SACKfSLIVERPOOL j
JL SAIT;
2000 bushel? Bulk SALT,
GOO sack utu SALT. . r -ale low by i
uovC DANIEL H. WILCOX. \
SIiILFR WARRIf
VVrOULD respectfully call tho atten- !
> V tion o tue-r Irieiids and customers to i
heir stock *•; NEGRt) GO(Hiy.
George Schley’s VVi.it e Piains, warranted all)
Woo tlliiug:
l'kkl Lmsey, • A
Marlboro Plaids and Stripes; 1
Domestic Gingham?;
Osanburgs. Plaid and Stripes; t ,
Georgia Plains ; v,
of all descriptions. “epttft 0 ,
WIN 1)0 W SHADES- )2
rniTY different patterns new style \
I Window Shades, juat received at
BENJ vMIN & G(X»DRICB’S j
sep *2ft Furniture Wareiooms j I
.•Etna Insurance Company
OK HaKTFORD.
Incorporated in 1810. —Charter Ferpetuvt ; 1
C ash Capital—Sl,ooo,ooo.
INSURE against loss and damage by .
Fire on term-j adapted te the Hazard, una j *1
cousin tent with the laws of compousatiofl. ! J
JOHN Cr. sLEIkjrE, Agent at Augusta, and for
.til other parts of the Suite where an agency does
noialrea ‘exist. septS |
§oate, Sjsti At,
JM HITS, K< H)TS, !S<HITS.
IF &0C can get value received for your
luoti* y wi. d mure do you want. Yel l have
j conclude continue to sell SHOE 8 * the man
j nfacturers' prices, with a Icetle added, to k eep
i things going My Shoo* are a!! •* nr ranted to
! give '-ati«(ViCtioti. Persons in want would do
well to give me a call before buying e'e where.
. 4 JA'S. W. ni'KC’H! Broad street.
BOOTS & SHOES.
LADIES’ FINE MOROCCO BOOTS,
Ladies' •• Kid <•
BUSKJNS.
Morocco
*■ i - SHANGHAIS.
For sale by r>ov24 J. \v. BURCH.
«tUr A L<) t.S, BIF I ' AI A »KS
I ’ ENTS’ Splendid BUFFALO OVKU-
V % j a(<ES, j—t re«v:ved :uM for s.-U- low l.j
--.r amin w. mu!
Roofs, Shoes, Trunks, kc.
I HAVETHLSTDAV roceived a SHOE
J. made ospeeia.My for Geiitleni.Tii.- ’
; wear. They are )ust the thing, and no mistake.
Also, Mens’ thick Kip, Wax, Ruffed, Calf hght
' u.:«5 w. It i HOG ANS
I P --ide .-:ome Leather BOOTS and BUSKINS, j
j for House Servants’ wear* Cali and rof* them.
d 4 JAS. W. BURCH.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
THOMAS P. LARES,
; ■ tfvrertwr lo K L. Sttmhi.ou.) oj-i.oiic the All .
rffutla H.Mt
LADIES DEI’Ail THE XT.
rvT* Liwlies' Fine Kid ito
roc ■- Slippers,
liii'—i - lint-Kid and X rocc
1 1 iskius,
LadittP Fine Black Gaiters, heeled,
«i‘» do CoPrd do do
do do Black uid colored Gaiters.* with
. out heel? ;
i Lvdi-s' tine Black and Col'rd Gre-de Gniiers* |
MISSES’ l) FPA li TME XT.
j Mi-'fies' fine Kid and Morocco Slippers,
do do .lo *lo Hit* *-los,
do do Black and colored liice Gaiters,
d*. do do do do Cdngr.'ss do,
j do do do do do Create do.
cnn.DitF.xs' iJEDAiir.yiE.vT.
Rla. k and Colored G..:t*-r-.
do do do Button Gaiters,
• I . Kid. Vlorncfu.-fi-l Pat-.-nt L.aU.er Mood,
K . Mi'ir»>- -ohiol Patent I.eati.- •• Ate.l- IT-s.
A larpoawi well -elected -t k ofGeutU*inens r
, Oxf< »rd T**x* , Si rap Slu*« s. Ti«> G-kiter-, Cong r«sn
! Gaiters ;ud Pump-solo . Also, Hou-c ser
• vatit.*. j .hot!B. of every d»- •-ritition.
:
; ho.d-d ;n the diorte t imtice.
v -. . id!. < H-10-ly
T< < THE JT .ANTI:LtS.I
T. I*. DARI 8,
S"" • ->vr to J . }.. > /?<>>/ • '. th.i j
August a Hotel. Augusta, (la..
HAH this ‘lay ivcrivcd 30 cases Mens'
. Heavy HHOGANH for ftygro wear, and the
j I'kiiit-.T-i will tin t it to their advantage to give
! in? a rail before buying elsewhere, all ot' the
i Goods are made to uiy own order to-uitthoj
) ’-■•ad.-, .hi out t>e v,;»r*-.iiKo4 to 1 what v rep
: ri'seut theto, and as cheap as aay store in the
oefS tf_
T. P. DARTS
HAS THIS DAY received a large iot
•’f • DDUPmH ->• • : .|) :,iu! ,
d very .crip''.ot» an-isixo. * Wfa.
| A lot ot h-mth-ui Ui*." I «->TS a;nl sip H*.
. tte- *’.!-• -at dcse'. rpti.-n, las just coma to hand.
Also. He ivy BRtXiANS. :br the Planters.
novl7
A nORIGIAES.
V B O R I G I N ES.
4 HEv\ MORE pairs LADIES FIN
1. V Bi - KIN'S, for at hail pricu h\-
i. OT KURCff
/ 9 EORGIA BRoG ANN Just t ctcivod.
VJT 'leases of heavy BROGAN SHOES. Will
• o sold low to clos<:' the cou.- ignmoiu.
TiiuS. P.FTOVALL k CO..
novl2 Geu. Com. I*l te ,
.\f‘gr«* Ili'ogaiis.
PIVE HI NUKED PAIItS NEGRO
1 Brogan Sii"e-, , u the manufactory of Col
Glover, Marietta, toarriw, wiii be sold at cua
''' - * !| i
ovtih TfJOS P. STOVALL & CO.
OYSTERS! CYSTERS!! i
NORFOLK OYSTERS always I
L «-*»i lM* .1 at ti t- BRANCH ICE HOUSE, *un *
Cat .;»''<•!l--try- 1
, •€ ‘ 'Mm4L l> € ‘ II«*; **
Ml EWELRY.i
:%KAJi THK LOW KK M UCrvUT, i
A I'h IST A . (, l:X >l\ G lA.
E. TWEEDY & CO.
\l, r E h.ivo a betuitlful assortment of l
▼ Gold and Silver Hunting and Open• Faced i
Patent ever, Detached Lever aim Cuiibder i
WATCHES. which »>.* war* mt to uu well and
good Umr.f. r ml. - V ftp.
Jownlry, style- i.id patterns;
Loral and Gold S.tts of Ear Drops and Breast
Garnet and Gokl Se tts of Ear Drops and Breast
i in- ;
' u nco and Gold Setts «»f Ear Drops and Breast
I-idies and lentiemens-’ Breast Pics, Finger
Rings, Chains. iiockr's.
Cadies’ Ea I ■Rings. Ear Drops, Breast .
Gold and Silver Thimbles. Bracelets, 'Portel
Mommies,,Card Cases. <x \ For sale l»y
E. T A KE! >Y k CO.. j
d 4 Near the Lower Market. Augusta
Moui* ami Lard*
t*J IX HUNDRED SACKS Tennessee Su-
O nerUne FEoUR.
400 sack* Ben mead'a do. do.
10 ball choice LEAF LARD.
Just revolved and for sale by
jaul6 3 BAKER, WRIGHT & CO.
/ wFee.
V-' 300 bags (air to prime RIO • OFFEE,
60 pockets Java . do
50 do do do, very fine,
3 ) bags prime Laguyra do
For sale low by
JO3IAH SIBLEY & SON'S,
jan 15 No. G. Warren Block.
AI ITIOIV >SiCim MIS SION BLSINKSS.
\l r K. Iho undersigned. have ibis day
T v entered into a Copartners hip and will
t; an .-.act the above business under the name of
W.-B. Griffin k Co. They have taken the store
' '.copied t»y Mcs-rs. GirariLy, Whyte & Co. tor
some time past, and respectfully solicit a share
of public patronage. W B. GRIFFIN
H. O'NEIL!..
Augusta. April 6. 1557. apfi-ly
1 TSARINA, Corn Starch. L'ctul Sago, j
. Bermuda Arrow Root, Tapioca and Oat!
eal, perfectly fresh. For sale b
jan« IVM. H. TUTT.
OORT WI NBA N dTiRANDY, ~
For Medicinal use, [both very fine.l For i
-a! by ym6 WM.'H.TUT. |
B acon sides aud hams.
6 lihda Prime Bacon SIDES.
do do do lIAM .for sale by
JOBIAH SIBLEY & SONS,
dS No. C, Warren Block, j
(Whrcjhnisc (T;nts.
BEALL .v STOV l CL.
WAREHOUSE AND l hMMISSIOX MERCHANT!,;
Reynold, bthbem Jack-son and M lntotk
AUGUSTA, G£soß(iL\.
YA \>\ HAVE removed to Metcalfs
MEjtfilfiig’arge row Five proof Warehouse ou
1 •Trnmmd ßoyncld. between Jackson amt Mein I
tush streets, recently occupied by Gilharn A ,\s
kin, in the centre of the city, In the vicinity of j
the principal Warehouses, and convenient to'the
Hotels.
Being amply provided with good and safe!
storage for Cotton, drain, Flour, Bacon and Pro- *
■loco generally, wo respectfully solicit consign-!
menu, winch shall receive our undivided and I
faithful attention.
Family Supplies, and the visual facilities, will ;
be afforded to customers.
Our CommiSGoos for --liing Cotton will be
i Fifty Cent* a bale. V* :.l M. BEALL.
W‘ptlß-fim J. W. i. STuVAJI. !
J* J. Pearce.
WAREHOUSE AND O AIMT>s!(»V MERCHANT. ■
ATOTTSIA GEORGIA.
; srrnv RK-m-RFI-LLY RENEWS
1 tender «>f hfs services in the Storage
Side of Colton, and other Prodnce, |
at bis extensive Brick Warehouse. \'ii C'nrnpbeU:
Street, near Bones, Brown & to $ Hardware
Store.
Cash Advances, Bagging, Rope and Family i
Supplies forwarded'to Patrons as heretofore. * j
Cormnishions for Selling Cotiou. utter tin tlrst
. of September next, will be Fifty Cents per bale.:
aug2B-6m J. J PEARCL. \
J, R. BIMi*SOV,
(SrCCRSrtOR TO SIMI’.HO.N A GAKDr.NRR,)
WaßEHolteE A Nil I’G.d.MiSslON MERUIT ANT '
- Corner llm/nnhisand M'(ntoFn st*.. Amm.- 1 .,.. Ga.'
CON'HNUE THE" WARE
* house an.i Ootnmission Business in all,
tasw-apfejpi brand I-si, at the dd -*tnad of -smphon
k i’A i .'ixKK. and hot*' * by strict personal atten
tion t«* the interests of hi- friends and Patrons,
to merit a contnance of the liberal putrorage
heretofore bee towed upon the old lirtn.
1 t'ash advances made on Produce in store,
when desired Bagging, Rope, and Family sup
plies, furnished at the lowest market rates.
Commission for soiling Cotton, 50 eta per bale •
aug 24 fin
PLANT A S D M E K < H A N T >S.
"W”,7 io i l£s<e j.
y?~Z —if I’HF under-gr.ed >uM i- *. ♦f: 7Jy
announce to th-.-r fr emts. hii.l the
(iun.il. tint th y have n.-s«niated !
thcmsi A i s together in the
WAREHOUSE AM) BU.MNFSS
Under the umn** an ! stylo ■ P. k J L. Fr£'.n.\o.
and taken t! » large Eire-Proof Warehouse T. ‘
F Metcalf, situated on Pcv'jij.d. between Jatk-i
sou and Melt u -h -:reets.'
Thoir ohargos will eoavorm to t‘o old estate
j sin ; rati s, te wit- 25 • • uts for -t*>rag2 anu 25
j ' ent- -■ •mud -eon for • eUitig
I A:! orders for Family Buppiies promptly exe
cuted at the lowest market ;*ri< ••.
PORTKR FLEMING, t
JOHN L. FJJIMING. 1
Auguste, Cvtober, 1857. oct2 tiin. i
m r; av ii vi vstk,
WAIiKHOI-.VE A.VU i .MKIiCHAXTS ! •
' tete HESI’EUTFL'LLY ANNOfN'.'E ’
fJ-jJaV to their fHeiid- and tint the public aer ,
rally, that tlioy have formed a cornu*
tion in the above basin.--/, and have '"a >-4 thft I
Fire proof Warehouse of Col Uuutou, Xanh .-hie 1 g
of R ynoKU stu ut. ami recently occupied by Mr
(~ L. Audersou. Frut.; th ir long experienced
hey flatter th ■ that tl
bled to giro entire sa is;action t * those who!
may favor t!.< t;. wild * ~n jgnmonte: olCotton, or »,
“thcr produce. Their prompt personal atten- : .
tion wih be given i" order for B ggim:, i
Rope, etc., and purchasing of Family supplies
at the t«nv.**i market rate.-, a iso, to the for-'
warding of Goods tousigned to their IVtends iu
the interior. Liberal cash aevaures made, when !
desired by our customers. <>ur charges will In* l
the same a-- those of other housea in tl,r city,;
engaged in the same busiuoste
JAM.KS M. DYE,
aug 1 dm ANDREW G. LA TASTE
REKS ,s. LIKTOS,
VY A REHOUSE AN D (‘ -MMISSION MERt H ANTS, 1
Jaekmn Street Augusta, Georgia.
v. CONTINUE TIIE WARE- j
loii-e and '.'•enu.-<.don Bu.-u.e.-s l .
*3*ns*z'M\i u .- r g r e proof Warehouse, and will de-, ,
V'dc their p'usou.i .tt.emi 'a to the interests
jo i their friend- and iwtron©. Orders tor family c
supplies, bagging, rope, etc- carefully filled. * j H
Liberal cash advance.*, made when required, ij
Commissions for selling l otten. 50 cts per bale. *
SQBH C RKKS, KCp 14 S.IM L [>. U.VTOX. !
-I. P. STOVALL,
WAREHOUSE AJfI»,Co.MMISSION MERCHANT, 5'
Augusta, G> • r-‘.
THE DCSISES.B s
tn ui! Its temnebes, in hi, extensive x ,
F&S&&S ti-o proof IV ti ■ house, un Jackson-st | N
nth. ( ltd- li. cel. Hi„ -trial atten- • ~
tion ivpl as horetof'M *. bo be given to th?storage *•
anu ■u“ of Cotton. Gram i\u 1 produce generally ,
He will when ir * h make liberal cash advances , c
i :i produce ui s ore. Orders for Family Supplies.
F • !{opu. etc , will be promptly and • are
fiiiy ftlleil.it theUuv •;.. arktApriCP-. < oimuis
sion s.'iling CoUua, fifty ctdiis pur bale.
J.€. II AIIALSOS,
WAREHOUSE AN (V>\i.MK-T»»N MERCHANT |L
At the old stand of L. Horms. ; si
Aug. l '.'. Georgia. a
WM M DUNN,
GEVKUM OJIMISSION MERCHANT. •>
li'Kma mu,. nA.
}pOR the purdia.-e of Wheat, Corn..
Oats. li\ e, K’.oi.r, Bacon, l. ir l. Pry Hides. J 0
A». and .or ihu ale <st Sugar. i'<4tVc. Moias.-es, . p
Salt, Tobacco. Nails. Iron. Castings, Factory ’ _
Yarn, i omeotic, and all kinds m Agricultural | j
Implements, such us Plows, Straw Cutte rs. Corn ‘ J
She ier-. Thi ishei with ai d without the horse j
power combined, Reapers. Mowers, etc h
oct2 lr , c
rpo THVSICTANS. ■'
J. We. have on hand a spier :d assortment of i
physicians buggy casks,
do SADDLE MAGS. i t,'
do POCKET VIAL CASE 5 .
Also. FAMILY MEDICINE CH‘.SI’S. which we ; b
offer at lovr price -. 1 «
d“2 PLUM 3 LEITNER. J a
TT7HISKEY! WffIKKET!I “| r
It 100 bbls Georgia Plauters’ WHISKEY,;
now in Depot, for
<l7 THOS. P. CTOYALL4kCO.
upiTOS. RICHARDS & SON have for j y
JL -ale. Adventures and Missionary Labor I c
in several Countries in the Interior of Africa : »,
from 1849 to 1850, by T. J. Bowen.
. :.i Gr ivc Trurn .or have aud Principle, by 1
Mr -. Sail.e Rochcst r ord, of I/misville, Ken- t
Dicky. u 29
CLOCKS, C IAtCIkS, CLOCKS.
AT -
A * <
81.50 and Upwards.
\\ r ARUANTED to run well mid keep *
T f t ood time, by v
<l4 F. TWKEPY A- CO. ‘
: — 1— • c
Cttiitty.
BOXES assorted Steam Re-!
. ftued Candy, far sale by
JUSIAH SIBLEY & SONS, |
c 4 No. 6. Warren Block
A Card.
I*oll,l. AIX, JENNINGS 6t CO.,
GROCERS AND COITON I'AClOlit-. ;
AUOCSTA, GEORIiIA.
Antoine Poi llain, Thomas J. Jennings. Is.uah | _
jail 7 Purse. w4m j-j
31. £l4* Ik f*t 4 1 •
FT C\ Kits No. 1 MACKEREL, just re-1
fJv/ cuLvedat
jan7 D'ANTIGNAU St HUBBARD,
Unr #oobs.
linv the Bed and Cheapest.
James i-iEnsnE^ -
HAS NOW INSTORE one of the best
and most fashionable stocks of
DRY GOODS
j ever brought to Augusta, and be solicits au in
-pettion of them by his friends and the public
80, gutisfled with very small profits, he is
; confident that his stock will be found cheaper
than that of any other in the Trade.
The following desirable styles oi goods nro te
| bo found hi his stock :
i Rich silk, Delaine and Cashmere ROBE de
i QUliJiy
Ricu Silk, Delaine and Cashmere Bayadero
! striped Dresses,
Rich Plaid Raw Silks,
I‘laiu dilks of ail colors.
Black Silk Rubes and Robe.-* de Quiile,
Rich Figured Delaines. Cashmeres, Merinos,
French Merinos, ah colors,
j English •* *•
; A large lot of Delaines, from 12 to 37c per vd,
Mourning ii
Black Alpaca, Bombazine and Tanmrtine,
A large stock 01 English and American Print
ed Calicoes,
A large stock of Mourning Calicoes,
•Scotc hand French Ginghams,
i some low a- 10 cts per yard.
Chenille. Stella, Plush and Woollen Plaid
, Shawls,
Chenille, Satin and Cruel Scarfs,
Cloth and Velvet Cioaks and J'almas,
t Hoop Skirt*.
i Canton Pique Cloths, a comfortable article for
j Basques
L*'!ia. Twilled Long Cloths, plain aud striped,
ln -h Linen.-: and Diapers, ot various makes,
| Huckaback, Crush. &e., for Toweling.
Shirtings and Sheetings, Lindsey Woolsev and
Pantaloon Stulls,
A tine assortment of French and Scot chEipb'd |
: Collars and Sleeves, seperato aii.i u
Embroidered Mi-«. - and Boys Coliars.
Infant’s Robes and Waists,
Handkerolnets and Skirts.
Silk Hose
Bauds, Edging and Inertings, !
Hosiery, ko..
Cotton, Thread and Crotchet Lace*?,
A large variety of Dress Trimmings,
Ladies’. Misses’, Gentlemen's and Beys’ Me
rino UiKtervesU,
Flannels, all colors aud qutdities.
Bed Blankets, tjuilts, Su\
■ In the Mi!littery 1 department, Mrs. Henit lias
:-!se «)f Ihe tine.-.t selections of B< ‘NNJ-.TB. HEAD
DRESSES, Au., to au examination of which -h *
j respcetfblly invites her triends and the publi
{ KAtecrAily. oct3
GRAY & TURLEY, -
Having thuiwcghia - removed
t*> their NEW ST«)R under the U States
Hot* i. are row receiving a full and complete as
■): tuu i.t of rich and .. iecant
DRY GOODS.
Which, having been purchased for Cash, under j
the depressed state of the monetary affairs ot |
the North, enables them tooth r fauilities to close ;
purchasers rarely to be met with. Merchants '
i.GD r-u au i the Ladies, particularly, would
consult their interest by an examination of our '
lock and price?. Having a resident purchaser i
in the North, we are in tho continual receipt of J
JOB LUTS” from auction, at unprecedented!
low pnoe3.
Among our assortment will be found the rich ;
<vt aud *i* *W' 'Ft DREHB GfdODS of the season
sue! a- Rich and Elegant <’old and Black SILKS, :
ranging from 37 : c ' Cuts to ?5 per yard, (omh
v.ng t" specify aii the manufactured ' law-break
tug"' names used on such occasions.)
Fine ail Wool MUSi.IN DELaINE, Plain and t
Figured ; Cheap MUSi i.V DEI.AINEs. in grea |
variety : Lupin’s best Black ALAPACAS ant
BOMBAZOiF^.
PLANTATION goods,
The very !, -si ~nal:tr : S -to.. O?.N’Af.UB(;S J
"y ' f \, ViluDg Georgia PJAIAS
Heave dica-) SATINETIS
All Wool !'ldi,i UXSKVS
Blue .-rtripeau l l'laul HOMEHTXS :
Bro. HOMF-SPC.V ami JANES .
T oe TJ.ti HI AN Ki'TS, very clieai., • i
RICH CAHPBTINUB.—Cheap.
Fiu* English Tapestry VELVET ;
Sniiermr Three fly, lino Ingrain and All-Wool; I
V YRVKTIXIT—(noi Im.ing room in our now st- ro i -
to h-.ep Carpeting, we will sell theta at co.-t aiut .
charges.)
EMBROIDERY.
1.000 Swiss and Jackonet BANDS, from 25 cte. ,
to SI, worth full} double that amount.
5,000 • wu? and JaekenetCOLLAßS,faom 25 to ! «
50 < eu lr. v\ rtl. sl.
100 r,»l o Fruicb worked COLLARS i ; 2.50 to
s■>■so, worth »5 11- si>.
wi-- auh Jackonet EpGIGS aud LVSERT
NGSig in great variety. |
Embroidered and Hemstitched HInDKER 1
CHI EE**, ex • cim. 'y oh- ap.
s*> fine Emb r d SETTS, $2 toss, exceedinglc f
cheap. «
In tj.-e Name departraeat will be ounda
most complete assortment
HOSIER Y
■ !iiu has ever been in oxae House in Auguste, j
Lad iu-, Genu. M'.-S'X' aud Youths, of every vie- i
scription.
DOMESTIC GOODS
feu oases fine 3 yard wide -HEFTING, at 31c.,
w 'Tth in the Jobbing Houses in New York from ,
35 to 40 cent*.
Five hales One Sc a Island HOMESPUNS. 614 c.
fen ca. J eß tlno U.xLlCo, warranted fast colors,
or the money returued. for ceut.-, worth
LINEN GOODS.
The best and cheapest LINENS that has ever
been knowu to sell iu Augusta, under any c'r- ;
v mstam o.*. are now on our shelves, and only
require an examinaikui to convince the most'
fi.-tiilious of ilie great saving In purchasing 1
ETXKN GOODSfaom us. Splendid fronting LIN
EN for 37 f cent-, that has never been known to
el! in Augusta for less than 62 to 75 cents.
The mu-t superb LINEN DAMASK ever
brought to this market at vastly reduced rate*
Splendid Turkish TOWELS for the bath room
64 long, only 12# cents, worth 37 cents.
Russia and Huckaback DIAPERS, iu great va
r .ety. exceedingly cheap.
Five hundred 12-4 square
QUIL T S ,
For 51.50, worth $3 . fine French Marseille
WUH.TS largo size. $3.50 to $5. worth from $8
to $lO.
—ALSO—
A very large aud varied stock of every descrip
tion of
DRY GOODS.
Selected with the utmost care bv decided j dges
of Goedf, at auction and such oilier place-as j
bargains could be obtained, within tho last two s
weeks, to which we would invite the attention o I
those purchasing for cash guaranteeing that wt
can save them a very large per centage on an
examination ot our st*>ck.
sept 26 GRAY k TURLEY.
Linseed Oil. White L,ea<l,&c.
IPXVK HUNDKKD gallons LINSEED
r ou.,
10,000 lbs WHITE LEAD.
"00 hoses WIN'IHJW UI.A3S.
For saie unusually low bv
WM. H. TUTT.
novs Wholesale an l Retail Druggist.
PICKLES.
15 doz. Gallon PIC’KLES, assorted.
16 do Half Gallon do do
15 do Quarter do do
Just received at
jan7 D’ANTJGNAC St HUBBARD,
NUMBER 326
IJeak-lltafo (flotjjing.
. ’ GENTLEMENS’
Pall ami Winter Goods for
. *857.
stock of goods is now full and
xtA <omprises everything that is fashionablo
!lu CLOTH*. CASSIMERES turn VEiTCNGS, which
j will be made to order as good ami as fashionable
: as can be obtained in any part of the country.
ULSO,
! A tine and select stock of Head y-Sfade CLOTH-
I.n’o, which cannot be excelled by anv Goods m
j the city.
also,
f A large stock of FCRXLSHING GOODS , eir.bra
j C’.ng everything that is uecessarr for Gentle
} men's wear.
All goods sold at this establishment warrant-
I e « as represented.
j ocvli) j. a. TAX WINKLE.
“NOTHING TO WEAR 31
NERD XOT BE THE MOTTO NOW,
| - SI.VCK i
±J. K. HOlii 4 111..^
't- j MCCK»ORSTO
>■ M. NEWBY & CO..
HAVE OI’EXED THEIR
J* Large and Elegant
STOCK OF
CLOTHING,
for] *
>IEN, YOUTHS anil BOYS!
Cumo 13 verybocly
GET A FIT!
■ -SITER r ft. HOTEL.
; ■ Augusta. Ga.
REIDV MIfcfLOTHM,
O” ,s U>« time to buy tlie following
artiCif'.- !t-r Mens nni. Bir,? Wciu\ cheap*
■ than Gey • hotild be ;<i in this market :
tAG LAN* (>VFRCOATB. *HA\VI*«, PI.AXKETS
ROBE?, Fne Cloth and CNSwinien* CO.tTS *
Fine VESTS. CANTS, SHIRT*, DRAW ’
F.lt- SI SI ENDEBtf. CK AVaTS
STOCKS. COLLAR*, THINKS,
V ALICES,
aud every article iu our lin^»
; . . CLAYTON" KENNEDY.
New Confectionery
AND
FRUIT STORE !
r pHK I. XIUaKSIGNED respectfully an*
.4 nounce to il.c ladles of Augusta and the
pun.ic geuoraUr mat they are now prepared to
furnish AN HIDINGS, I‘ARTIE.-, BALI* fc.‘ .. at the
shortest n< tic • and at the lowest prices.
Confident that our Ice Cream,-. Jellies, Char
lotk- and g-neral assortment of larc#-
sniail Cttlu-. will not be .i, tiled in this
•• v\US ! ?.V.V"r. , ul ’ : BRfDAL cakes,
1- AM A 1 \ HAMID* and FRUIT BASKETS will
not easily lx- surpassed, by auv one « n thiscoun
lr> we believe we are prepared to please tha
most fastidious.
Wealsoi-Uer n variety of Domestic ami lir,-
i»r’™/ ANIUP:s - r,ITM - CORDIAL. WINE and
HLANin DROP'S, fre .Tved, Iced. Clirystaliztfd
and I MIT AT!'» N FRUITS, French CUITDS. BON
iK NB, WiNHUXIERF> : and lrr Christinas a
general a--ortm. ni of FANCY GuOBS and TOYS
at the lowest prices.
A share of jiatronago respectfully solicited
v „ FIaISH *v -SOI era c.
Norm Side P. ram-tree t. near tltc Lower Market
' •rders from the country respectfully attended
f) * ’ deeti-tf
11c*ia*yOvercoat 8 tor IVcgroes
OWNERS of Boat an 1 Railroad hands
and all porous in want of NEGRO OVER
' 1 w *il do will to call an l examine our i neap
and well made articles of the kind.
aov 6 CLAYTON A KEN N edy.
Clieap Satinet Jackets.
A\ r E have a lot ok good ->t
▼ t IN IT JACKETS, for plantation fcegroc-3,
" Inch we will sell for $1 50 to s‘».
:: ° v 6 Cl .A YTON KENNEDY.
Hi|> .lat UHs and Satinet
O Coat* ami Pants.
1 R STUCK of the above articles
being too large for the hard times, we of
:<*! them cheaper than rhe cheapest, to run
,}oWl • CLAYTON .t KENNEDY.
JOHN X. GOwT
MARBLE-WORKER,
MHuNI MLNTS, of all dcseviptionij
. "xecuted in the beat form, at
THE LOWEST PRICES. S/LjufS
• 1! ■ 11 1 *■ -Lort* - t time compatible I
J’frsons 111 w „ut ~f Marble-Work '
0. any kind are invited to call 'm4' o v
shop on CaniLD ||.ptreet. bo- -
tween Broad and Grcone-stTeet
;-tV N. G>»\V fw n».
C osiuornuiic
S TL REOSCOPE.
VMUNi l (Ik- latest inveutions in Op
in-.-:, there is*nothing more instriMitlve or
amu.- ng than th» The Stereo*op«
' :ow ‘ s are impress ions from nature. r.-t>ri>aer.V
:ngt»ie finest Sceneries, Cities uni Monuments
15 Europe, which, viewed through the iustrit
m nt. show those ohjerts in bold relief, actually
>- they an*, and thus are the be-; models for
Ai-i-trj. give the best idea of Foreign Countrio*
, ami Art. and make tho finest parlor ornatuems.
tor -kite at uovlu H. J. OSBORNE’S.
IIOM IS WILTH?
LNDKItSIGNED desires to call
attention to the fact that ho is prepared to
' LEAN. SCOUR AND REPAIR OLD GARMENTS
jOl every description, so as to make them look as
’ v:elL ** Ht tr Iu these har<! times, it is better to
V*J il ' nial l sum f>r having au old cout fixed up,
than te expend twenty-five or thirty dollars for
a new one. Satisfaction warranted, or no charge
made. Prices reasonable.
Shop over Clincn Engine House, No. 2, near
Warren Block. oct3l P. ROBENSON.
•) Xi'i Boxes Adamantine CANDLES,
a***J\j for sale low by
wilgox, hand & anslet.
I NPK ECE DEXTE D
INDUCEMENTS !
I AM SELLING my stock of VEHICLES,
consisting of
Carriages, Rockaways,
, BAHOWHE-i, JEHSBV WAGONS.
BUGGIES, with and w-ithout to|is.
I of ail the different styiee now manufactured, at
! prices AS LOW a- can be bought io any Southern
M y. Being constantly in tho receiptofjgooda,
1 am enabled to offer to the pubhc
both fresh and new.
In addition to the above, I keep always.mi
hand a number of Vehicles of my own manate*-
ure.
1 also warrant all work that loaves my store.
R. H. MAY,
At my old stand, corner Jackson and Ellis-ate.*
iu rear of Globe Hotel. d22-ly