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€ kiting Dispatch. AUGUSTA, GA: FOUR O'CUH'K P. M. PKII. .‘27, IBSS - Notice to Advertiser*. Advertisements for the Evemxu Dispatch must |‘ be hiutded in by eleven o'clock in the foreman, in ; order to appear the same day. The heavy pres- j sore of advertisements upon the columns of our | paper will not admit of their reception after the ,; hour named. ?Imirnl Plirar.nirnon. Wo fool safe in pronouncing the Wind j boy, now performing at Masonic Hall, j the most wonderful phenomenon in the world. That a little blind negro, with out instruction or tuition of any kind should be able to accomplish in music what the finestartists in the world would tind impossible, is, to say the least, re markable. We do not wish tobeunder- j stood kb intimating that. Tom's perform- j ance on the piano is perfect, or even ex- 1 traordinary in itself —butvredosay that, ; tak ?n in connection with all the civ-j ttuinstances, it is most wonderful. We saw some things last night which j must be seen to be believed, Mr. Ax- j dkkw Hett, a most excellent violinist of | our city, was present, and perfoimed— in connection with his band—a number ] of difficult polkas, waltzes and other pieces. Among them was an exceed-! ingly difficult German air, which Tom had never heard before. After some little hesitation, he went the piano and played it—not perfectly, of course—but better than nine tenths of the finest mu sicians could have done on first trial. After the lapse of half an hour, he was •again called on for the piece, and with out hesitation played it much bettei than at first. Now, this we consider wonderful It ■was remarkable that the hoy should have played so difficult a piece the first time, after having heard it hut once, and it was still more wonderful that he was able to play it instantly after having heard and played a number of other things calculated to confuse his mind. We repeat it, another won der is not to he found iu the world, and those of our citizens who do not go to •see him will miss a treat of no ordinary •character. Signor Him, Our readers will recollect that this evening presents positively the iast •haucetosee the great Magician and tTentriloquest. The Signor’s entertain ments are the most amusing and won derful of any we have ever attended— and since the price of admission tins been placed at 25 cents, we wonder that everybody and his wife does not go out to see-him. Make anote of the fact that the children and ladies are supplied with sugar plums,&c., free of charge. River Xevvs. The Iron Company's steamer Augusta left yesterday. The steamer \Y Jl. Stark expected to rn. rrow evening. ,<&■.— (j*7“ Harper's flagastm for March, lias been laid on oui table by Tuog. lu.'h- A.RDS & Sox. This number is profusely illustrated, and abounds, as usual, with .good stories and sketches. “The I'pper Mississippi,’’ the first article, is an illus trated account of one of the most inter esting portions of the country “Trop ical Journeying.;” is also a capital article introducing us to many Southern scenes which are not familiar to the generality of readers. Cuac. Ekade’s story, “Jack of all Trades,” is concluded; Tiiacke- KAv e “Virginians” is continued, the j author killing off one of his characters, Goouge Esmond, in Braddocks defeat. The Editor's Table, Easy Chair and lVaifcer, are full and complete. IcOMMieiU'ATED. I Ma. ’Simon :—The following order i will be observed in the Lectures before the “Young Men's Christian Associa tion” of this city, commencing on Sab- Bath evening next, at 7 1-2 o’clock, via:— Ist Lecture, by Rev. J E. Ryerson, i at Baptist Ch urch. 2nd Lecture, by Rev. J. S. Lamas, at j Christian Church. 3rd Lecture, by Rev. J. S Key, at St. I John's Church. 4 t’u Lecture, by Rev. Jos. I . Wilson, j D. 11., at St. John’s Church. 3th Lecture, by Rev. E. W. Spec it, St. James' Church. These Lectures, by a resolution of t:.Association, were requested of the several Pastors iu the Chronological or der of their Pastorates, commencing with the oldest, and may he expected at intervals of two weeks. It is very grat ifying to the members of this Associa tion to have the hearty co-operation, | which the Pastors of these churches ar j extending to this infant, yet powerful ‘ enterprise, and it is very desirable tfiat the entire community Bhould have the , beuelitof those Lecturesandsustain their men of God, in their efforts in our be half, so that through this and other menus, which may be employed in the subsequent history and progress of this Association, God’s glory may be evi- ( deutiy manifest by the enjoyment on enr part of the precious outpourings of Hie Holy spirit, and the revival of 1 “pureand undefiled religion” through- * t the whole community. i Shooting Through the Cars. I j Wo learn from a passenger on this ■ morning’s train, that some fiend in hu jman shape, fired through the down train, on the Western and Atlantic Rail • Road, last night. The hall passed through one of the cars, and danger- I jonsly near the breads of a gentleman I i and lady. (Ify" On Tuesday of last week, W. H. I i Bai.i.ew was elected President, A. Buz- I jzAuo, Cashier and J. M. Hobtox, Clerk | of the Branch of the Bank of Tennessee. I j at Athens. r a bill has passed botli houses of the Tennessee legislature allowingfurth er tinje of two years for the General 1 Government’s acceptance of the Hermi tage for the site of a military school. — gff* The Atlanta American says that j the monthly statement of the doings! jon the Western & Atlantic Railroad] , icon’t balance, and is, therefore relieved! |0 f all suspicion of fraud! ! gfT’The London Morning Vast saysj | that one of the principals in the late I attempt on Napoleon is an Englishmanl j named Thomas Allsop ; an ex-member ] of the Stock Exchange. From the New York Courier. \ Washington Correspondence. I There are indications that an active j correspondence and negotiation have ! been going on here for two weeks be tween the fourteen Southern Know- Nothings, and the Northern Fillmorites of which the basis is the defeat of Le comptonby a compromise of some sort. : The object is to save the relics of a par ty North, and to continuo the discus sions there between Republicans and Americans." 8 ° ° coo This movement is understood to have been organized during the present week. The following are the members relied upon : M«SBis. 1 (avis and Harris, of Md.; Gilmore, of N. C.; Ready. Maynard, and Zollicoffer, of Tennessee; Humphrey Marshall and Underwood, of Kentucky. The positions of Messrs. Hill and Trippe are not acturately defined. The annexation of Cuba is to follow] Lecompton as a test of Democracy The plan is well laid, and the island will be seized by the strong hand if Spain oh- j stinately refuses to sell. Hon. Benjamin F. Butler, of Mass.,! will be examined to-day by the Com-! mittec, on the alleged expenditure of; i SBO,OOO in purchasing votes for the: Tariff bill. He is Director in the Mid dlesex Company, and wishes to force! Mr. Wolcott to disgorge the $58,000 if lie did not expend the money among members. An effort will be made this week to procure the release of Mr. Wolcott on bail or by habeas corpus. The right of 1 the House to imprison in jail is much questioned. Another point is that a law was passed at the iast session for the punishment of contumacious witnesses, to which remedy it is contended the House ought to have appealed. I'oiigFcssionnl ProreiMflugs. Washington, Feb. 24. Senate.— Mr. Wilson introduced a resolution having ing in view an increase of the police i force of Washington. The bill for the admission of Kansas I und e h 1 1 1 eLe Co ill pt o n Constitution,report ed by the Senate Committee on Territo ries, was made the order of the day for Monday next. The resolutions of the Legislature of Tennessee, censuring Mir. Bell, of that State, for his vote upon the Kansas-Ne braska bill, were further discussed by Messrs. Johnson and Beil. Tile Senate then went into executive session. House. —The bill granting pensions to soldiers of the war of JBl2, etc., was debated, and postponed until Thursday, the lid of March. .The Committee on Public Accounts] reported a hill fixing the compensation! of officers of the House, which was re-! sered, with a minority report on the j same subject, to the committee on ways ] and means. ! The bill for the relief of sick and dis abled seamen was likewise referred. ! The House then went into committee ]of the whole on the Indian Appropria tion bill. Nothing of importance tran spired. Tile “N. l r . Journal of Commerce ” is iin good spirits about the Kansas Bill •and the Lecompton Coiirritation. We quote : “ Os the ultimate passage of the Bill through both Houses, we do not enter tain a doubt. Even if the opposition are able to present as strong a front as on .the. question of reference in the I House, the full vote of the friends of the (measure will be sufficient to carry it j handsomely through, i We congratulate the country on the ! prospect of an early adjustment of a i troublesome and perplexing topic, one jfiuitfiilof controversy, kv. That day ,we are pleased to sec so near at hand, I and we do not doubt that al! fair mi. d-j [ed men will agree with us in hoping [that it will prove the end of discussion] in Congress on the Slavery question.” * France. The Momteiir publishes the special' notification of the blockade of Canton River by the French fleet. Jt is said that some difficulty has aris en between the French Government and! the Swiss Confederation, on the subject! ! i! '' refugees. The Swiss arc said not 1 i to be disposed to confine the Refugees in j the interior. *"<&•• From South Ameiicu. Nkw \ ork, bob. l!4. —Advices from j kiver La Platte, via England, report a civil war raging there. Revelon had defeated the Montevideo troops and sur rounded the town. The English, French and Brazilian troops landed on the Bth: uit., which is the latest date. — He that has no bridle to his tongue.! hath no grace in his heart. One day is worth three to him who! does everything in its order. A Detroit paper mentions the arrest of a woman in that city, “ with nothing! on her person but a love letter and a* deguerreuty pe.” Rather a “ poetical" iind n picturesque " costame. * -■ - - latest dates from Liverpool Feb. 10 ‘ T .a?«=t dates from Havre Ftb. 7 Latest dates from Havana Feb. 10 EVENING DISPATCH OFFICE, \ Augusta, Saturday, Feb. 27, P. M. J Cotto.v—Sales Friday afternoon, 379 bales : 0 at 10, 209 at 10#, 47 at 11, 55 at ILL, 9 at ll.\£, 22 at 11 X, 11 at 11 ,21 at 11»{ cents. Sales this morning, 603 bales : 1 at 9, 46 at 9>£, 10 lit 10 >£, 9 atloq, 158 at 10*£, 186 at!' 10%, 43 at 11,167 at 11%. 3at Il>£, 13 at ll%c. The market is rather quiot—holders being j firm, and buyers looking for aepounts. We h quote grades ranging from Inferior to Middling j Fair at B}£ to ll> a eeuts, and fine cottons a shade! i highgr. Augusta Provision Market. j imported by It. PIIILPOT, Clerk of (he Market. RKTAIL PRICES, j •j Beef, on foot wholesale 6 ® 7 ' ! Hogs do do 7 >£® 8 I i Boos retail io®l2»*j 'Mutton 10® 12>£ ; Dork 10® 123* •| Veal 10® 12 >3 I Con? Meal 05® 75 ; Sweet Potatoes 125®137 Chickens 30®25 A Turkeys 125®200 j . Ducks 35® 40 | ‘ I Corn, by the Load 62® 65 f Fodder, by the Load, $ 100 112®125 i Pea Hay, do do do 100®125 ' Urass Hay, do do 100® 125 j Shad 40® 75 j j SAVANNAH, Feb. 20.— Cotton —Good inquiry, and prices stltter. Sales loot up 1671 bales, til i from 7 to 12c. j MOBILE, Feb. 24.— Cotton —Market closed firm . • ami unchanged. Sales 4Coobales, with middling ; r at 10;-,'®llc. — MONTGOMERY, Feb. 24. —Cot tan —We quote i , to-day, Middling He, strict middling 11 > 4 'c, and! ' good middling 11 *se. , NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 22 —Cotton— The sales | have embraced some 10,000 bales, at rates with j in the range of our last quotations : f New Orleans Classification : \ Inferior 5 ®7 I Middling... .11 ®ll j Ordinary... 8 ®B>£ 1 Good Mid.. ..11 *f®l2 Good Ord... u*4® 9% I MiJ. Fair...l2,u® ; ' Low Mi«L. .10». 6 ®lo\, I Fair— ®— ! Sugar. —Sales embrace about 1000 lihds. Fair ’ . to fully fair range mostly at s®f> i ;: V* lb* 'j Molasses. —Some 1500 bids. have bem sold to- I day at 29®30c. for prime ami choice ; and 400, >! half bbls at 31®33c, according to quality, j] Whiskey —A few lots extra Rectified sold at! i 22c, and 100 bids Paw at 26c p. gal. 1 1 Exchange —The demand Is limited at our quo* • tations : ij London (dear bills) 7®B and B>£ ct prem 11 Pari.-; 5f.22U®5f,35 dol i New York 60 days 2 (a)~% /1 dis ’j New York Sight. ‘ u '® U ct dis j Shipping intelligence. Ci lARL’-STON. February 20.—Arrived, schr Fi Merwtn, N Y; sc hr C A Hcckscher. Boston. In the Otliing. ship Mary Ogden, N Y. Cleared, Br ship Hnne, Liverpool: steamship < i Jas Adger. NY: stmship Caledonia and schr R j C Stammrd. Baltimore. ] ' SAVANNAH, Feb. 27.—Arrived, schr N H 'j : onion, Cardonas. Cleared, schr Mary Wise, Havana : schr , Cameo. Matanzas. Departed, steamers Swan and WII Stark, Au ] gusta. OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OK THK j J Sparta Academy Lottery. ; OF GEORGIA. ] ' | Hie following are the drawn numbers of the - | SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, Class 205—drawn ■ - ; FEBRUARY 26,1858 : 12, 10, *O. 41, 53, 23, 35, 4,5, 02, 8,! I 00. s F. C. BARBER, ) 1 p 1 u<; \s \ commissioners, i S. SWAN ic CO., Managers. nfLs \J Linseed Oil 500 gallons. Sperm do 300 do I .amp do 500 do Tanners do 500 do Castor do 300 do olive do 25baskets^ J For sale low by feb2 WM. 11. TI'TT. POTATOES, ElrE, Ac. .50 bbls. choice POTATOES, 20 casks HICK, 50 bids. No. 1, 2 and 3 MACKKRFL, 2000 lbs. CODFISH, for sab* by febß-lm A. I). WILLIAMS. IAWS OF A I’UUUCANDGENEEAI, J CHARACTER passed by the General Assem-' bly of the State of Georgia at the session in No vember and December, ]SS7, officially authenti-: cated by the Secretary nl State, compiled by R. IJ. DeGraflcnreid, Esq. For sale by foblG TIIOS. RICHARDS k SON. CREAM ALeT Receiving da ly in prime order and condi- i lion consignments of Massey, Collies & Co.’s cole-! brated CREAM ALE, and for sa'e by THOMAS WHYTE. ' Sole Agent for the Brewery. Grey Nor ml Dog Stolen. STOLEN from the yard of the under signed. on the.night '" s s. oi the 19th instant, a very Vy *mall Grey Hound SLUT, fy.> j spotted black and white. Ls 1 and answers to the name | i J ofTUFF. Snspictan rests f upon a noirro maifwho lives in Hamburg but, t works In this rity during the day. infer ! l , ination of the dog will be kindly rceeived’ and a i liberal reward paid for the dog ami thief. ■ fttiMi VV. ii. BYRLi. Ceo R. ro;:J , ! ■■ - . ' • v > 4 - ' ' I; - - _n. * !!:•«. V* ’ ■ * ;r ; N"« t!i* -V *;'• I.udilm r. '^3 '11.'.1.M • i nfll %“• 1 .'V : .1 1 . \niis. 1 *" ||j - '.. - t* 11 - • • i i..i. ... i* ■* ■ ' . I' . . . ga W. SVJ.-fn* » \ ’ * *rt th ' •< *!>**.- . . T* }|, % S|*l Ills.— c; n “(*. gal Rum >* #ra.l 60 v .* J Whiskey gul 2*'. | Peach Bran-:;. ,-.al 125 Apple Bran-.ty *g>. gal aPPM II- V pi! 160 (•"..liar P.raiHv lb gal 3 00 , Sui'i»i*._N Orleans.lb 7» a fSa/^IPB 1 Porto Rico %i lb B>i to) j Muscovado lb 8 to) 1 Refined C sib 10 to) : Re lined B ft 10>; (3) 1 ! Refined Asst 11 to> 1)1 Powdered 9ft 12 to) 131 Crushed 9ft 12 to) 13 Salt sack 100 to) 110 j Soap.—Yellow.. Burning fluid. .lust received, a fresh supply of BURNING 1 Fl l'II). at 80 cents per gallon, at the Apothe- I canes' Hall. ! febll THOMAS P. FOGARTY. Bun ICR AND CHEESE. A Urge supply or both, for sale very cheap | by ('.29 DAn 'i ] H. WILCOX. CHAPS. . Fresh Rose I.ip SAI.VE. POMADE DIVINE | and Framupa.vm Uriah. are delightful articlti- I for chapped hands and faces. For sale by d 2 PLUMB & LEIiNEE. 1 ONE THOI SAND bmhels GATS, j, store and for sale low by T M. W. WOODRUFF, Jebf> corner Reynold and Mclntosh CIONGRESS WATER. J A fresh supply ju.-t received bv feb2 WM. 11. TUIT. Philadelphia lager beer. A iresh - pply just received and for sale by T OMAS WHYTE.’. feb‘2o Agent lor the Brewers. NEW DRUG A N I) SEE I) STO RE . \T LaTA ST E re t • spectfully informs Ih>vAm his friends that he has wßy .opened a new DRUG aud jT I SEED STORE, at tlio stand J&. i recently occupied by Sir. Wm. llaim's, on Broad-st., two doors below the Post DRUGS , onice - |§ Die Drug and S edicino ! Department will be under VSgtt4 _ the direction o. Sir. 1\ J. i DEI.KEE, an experienced : Druggist and Chemist, who will give his strict atteu tion to the putting up of physicians’ proscriptions. In the Seed Department, Mr. L. hopes that an experience often years will be a sufficient guar I antee that his customers will he supplied with I none but genuine seed. Information as to plant in;: -iiul cultivating will be always trcelv given and at tue command of his customers. ’For the Present, Mr. L. will be assisted by his son E’ <; I aTASTE. Mr. L. respectfully solicits the patronage of! the public, under full confidence of giving £ene ! ral satisfaction. b g * tUe Both departments will he well supplied—th< | Medical with the best from the North, the .Seed i from the same, with the imported from the cele 1 hrated house of Vjlroki.v of Paris. _ l anl * J dAWtf oy I)TEiir<s: G. R. DODGE'S DYEING ESTABLISHMENT. Greeny-street, «/ re Kollock-st. j h DYEING of ev. 1 f °T dejßeriptl >n done.' ' fV”;il’rw-iugl 1 / 01 &/nn.-ts ; Gentle. reiS’WSStSW f wits- clothing clean 1 ;s a " d •» -i.--.,i: ■ j.* m ' lh '' 1 laUL he.! i>j \JeSsnteiSf. ISS -- j • . . 'V v'-. ; 'ft For Sale. Sirßi-V - K INKS—! v - ‘ . for Writing Marking— at Dodges* %*x-i 1 »y 0 Hou <e, Green *t s».. | ** , at t,1,; following • —•as-jj7«*te > 10 gallon, ;o .■■■ms by ttliesingie gal.. jicts nai ra,, , tc<i ■ ,u p° rior - t Proprietor. v—Mag- Augusta, Way 60. myao ly / IHOJCK NKW BACON. 30,000 lbs choice Tennessee Bacon, consist ing of Hams, Shoulders aud Sides. For sale by JOSIAH SIBLEY a; SONS, foi>lß No. 0, Warren Block. Larl>. Fifty packages new Tennessee LARD, in Mils, halfbbls and cans, for sale by feW BAKER, WIfiGHT CO. R. P. SPELMAN. SR., F-A-IKTTEiIER, Greene ,street, ‘.ugusta, Get rgi.i. fjo Potatoes. = fPEN bbls. ilElfl MR POTATOES: IJL 20 Jo Yellow Flaming Jo ! Jost received at ■ fetil; li’AXl IGJIAC Jk HI'BBAHD S. | , s'*'*i ‘ j i \ *. *- ; I-' . ' v ■ v \ \v wm !! !•: . nilßlßlim i- -. . i . y-': ■ 'i • finu i>l \ ILMAKI®" - A T. • , (dtfvVf IMOLIA r 1% And all diseases arising < c .'- .1 ht-M.rdend Stott <•/' the SUCH AS NAUSEA, (JONSTIi’AT^H ET UE’ BLOOD to the Head, ne.ss of the head, depression of spirits, loss appetite, pain iu the side and ha k, fever and ague, general debility, and the “ thousand other ills ” arising from indigestion and enfeebled con dition of the digestive organs. Habitual costive ness is found very frequently connected witii feeble constitutions, and persons of sedentary habits, which often exerts a very unfavorable influence upon the general health of the subject, and is particularly manifested by restless and despoiming state of mind, irregula . if not a loss of appetite. * For this condition of the systole. this article is confidently recommended with the positive as suraucc that, if the dose is prope> ly adjusted, so as not to move the bowels too actively, Ii E L I E F may be relied on, without any. » veil the least, of the unpleasant consequences resulting from the use of the common purging luecHclncs usual i ly resorted to. il Persons afflicted wi h HEMORRHOS DS, can partake of this medicine with -afety, as Aloes lorins no part of its composition. Sold by druggists and merchants generally, j and in Augusta, by Haviiacd, Ob Chester & Co., ; Win. H. Tutt, and Plumb & l e tn *r. 1 feb3 dm ' . ' " ■-'*) *i*■* Peruvian ' nano, i carranleil genu . me, in store and for saU* l>v f«M IUKER, WRIGHT & CO. [ Onion setts. Fur sale by fcb2 VM. H. TUTT. 01 US. ALCOHOL AND BURNING FI.UIT). I 250 gals. Ilefit Lamp mi 51 25 ncr gallon 200 do ljiril do 140 do do 200 do Bon Castor do o]j do do 500 do Train do 75 do do , 250 do Paint do 00 do do 200 do Tanners do 75 do do 600 do Frosh Burning Fluid... so do do 300 do 95 dOjf. Alouhol 50 do do —A LSO— i 50 boxes french Window Glass. Just receiv- j * WJ»y M/2 THUS. 1». FOi JART Y. \ ettisoik Ha nas* j Tl ST KECftIVKD. a lot of choice Veni son Hams. ll I'eb 10-2 HENRY J. SIBLEY. j t> UTTER AND SARDINES i 5 kog - liUS.'IKN Ll ITEL, l: -.::• prime to -0 case 3 SARDINES, for sale b\ I febß-lm A. I).'WILLIAMS, i !;*A XOTHEIi supply of the following' IXV named Books have just been .•■, l v THUS. RICHARDS k SUN : Lady's Almanac tor 1858 ; • | American do do; • Parton's Life of Aaron Burr : Souvenirs ot Travel, by Mad. I,oYi r Moss Side, by Mat ion Hurl and : Taylor's Northern Travel—Sweden. Lapland and Norway ; Mustang Gray and Bernarj Idle, by Hon, Jere Clemens. . feb22 ! Moke new books. The Half Yearly Abstract cf the Medical S ieL*s, edited hy \\. H. Hanking. Ji. D.~July ' to December, 1867. Copper and Copper Mining, bv A. Snowden lhggot, M. I). Practical Mineralogy. Assaying and Mining by Frederick overman. For sale b, _ fcMO THUS. KICHARI'S & SON. Life and love in Norway, » Norwegian and Lapland Tale, lrom the Ger man of Theodore Mugge, hy Edward Joy Morris, f or sale by f«bW_ THOS. RICHARDS it SOX. For Saiel A FIRST-RATE BLACKSMITH. En quire at thhovtce. febl9 ts IARD. J 5 bbls choice NEW LARI*. Eor sale by J JOSU.D SIBLEY Ji SONS. ' [ whig A. o IVarren Block. ’ ' /'* V ' ~ . • tC* ,\i' 111 z A ‘ i* *■*s*■& mH > j - •' • :’.,• j: i.ih.m [,; :/. . ' :•".'/■■ li‘ k'-t< W li« tv U;«. iri„ ; ’ lr^|H j bo entitled to S2O. If the number I 2, then all the tickets where the No ends in-Twill j be entitled to S2O, and so on to 0 * ' Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol lowing rates, which is the risk : Certiticate of Package of 10 WholoTickels.. «so do do do 10 Half do .... 40 do do do lOQuar. do .... 20 do do do 10 Eeighth do 10 In ordering Tickets or Certificates , enclose the mow -y to our address for the Tickets ordered, on receipt ol which they will be forwarded by lirst mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they may designate, j Ihe List ol Draw’ll Numbers anil Prizes will be sent to purdhasers immediately alter the drawing Purchasers will please write their signa tures plain, and give their Post Office. Comm and State. ; 4®* Remember that ev ry Prize is drawn and payable in lull without deduction, j AH prizes of SIOOO ami under, paid immo I diately after the drawing—other prizes at the : usual time of thirty days, j All communications strictly confidential. j Address orders for Ticket-- or Certificates to 8. SWAN A: CO., Augusta, (la. j*TT Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala or Atlanta. (la., can have their orders lilled. and ave time, by addressing S. Swan & Co. at either of those cities. Ganlni S**<*tl. AFREMI SUPPLY of Garden Seeds, from J. M. Thorburn. .V. York, just opened and for sale at the Drug and Seed Store of V LiTASTE, jan3o Broad-st., Augusta, Ga. LUTHER ROLL, A T H IS NJE VV ST A N I), | Corner of Ellis and Jackson Streets. { I Nearly in die Hear of till! UtoiX' Hotel. j ON THE CORNER BEI.OW ARCHER'S STABLES, i Has on hand a full assort men t of COACHES, ROCK A WAY S TOP and No Top BUGGIES, Sic., which will be sold ' extremely low and on accommodating terms. ALSO, A full assortment or all kinds of materials I used by Coach and Harness makers, &c such a- AXIiES, SPRINGS, BOLTS, HUB 3, ! FELLOWS, SPOKES. SHAFTS, SINGLETREES. BANDS, MALKABLE CASIINGS, ENNAMELLEI) LEATHER AND CLOTH, PATENT PASH AND HARNESS LEATHER. AC., &C. Repairing of HARNESS and VEHICLES done promptly and at low prices. VEHICLES man ufactured to order. The same a-sortment to be ' found at the old stand, corner of Washington j and Reyuolds streets, in rear of the Augusta j Hotel. jan27-3eod ' LEATHER MACHINE BELTING AND FACTORY FJND.NGS. PATENT Riveted, Stretched and Ce meuted Leather BELTING, single and dou ble. all widths, 1 to 24 inches, curried and stretched by ourselves. Quality guarantied. A large stock always on hand. Also—Rubber Belting and Stoara Packing, ' Copper Rivets and Burrs, Arc. ; Washers. Ring I Travelers, Roller Brushes, Roller Cluth, Stripper Cards, Pickers, Lag Screws, lag Leather, and a variety of Factory Findings. For sale on accom- ! , modating terms by 3HERM AN. JESSUP & CO.. No. 341, Broad-st. 2d door above Bank Au- i £««*• jkJ. 3m ! - » " t y> " ‘ ’ ■ 5 y. " i) j. I' : v I>: Ug- and k J 0 | fct t Drug and Heed Store of e j \ • I*a TASTE, Broad-st., Augusta n 1 1 Cabinet Making ainl Re -11 I pairing, dkc. W ▼ T • solved, by mutual consent, the under : signed may be found aMbesarne stand, ready tc . do ull .jobs committed to him in the way of j CABINET MAKING AND REPAIRING ! AND HOUSE CARPENTERING. W. H. PROUTY, j Shop on W ashingtoh, between Broad and Boy L ' i "old-streets. janl'J BOSOMS!! BOSOMS!!! ! T X SHIRT BOSOMS my stock is very . j JL large, and some of them aro very beautifu new styles. Cal! in and take a look at them. I janlS At HERSEY’S. J Saddlery, Harness, Trunks. ! j te.BPIiI»C TRADE. 18S8.-*» I CHERMAN. JESSUP & CO., No. 341 . O Broad street, two doors above the Bankii Augusta, have ijhv on hand their usual larg hind well selected assortment of SADDLE? BUI I)LES, HARNESS, WHIPS, TRUNKS, VALISES CARPET BAGS, and every description of Good i adapted to the approaching Spi lug trade, maim j lactured by themselves, expressly for this r.i:.r J ket. M£o, J A heavy stock of Saddlery Hardware, Coach Materials, Springs, Axles, Malleable Castings and j Bands, including a very full assortment 'f'gtrP# it* the luie, whim are offered to manufacturers i and dealer- at low prices jana 3m S.ifc Insurance. r PHE AUGUST A INSURANCE AND ! _L BANKING COMPANY are prepari dto issue at moderate premiums policies of insurance on i the lives ••!'Slaves, either for one. live or ten 1 years. Forms of application and tables of rates ■ an tie procured at llie office of the Company, I free of charge. WM. M. D’AN TIG N AC, President. C. F. McCoy. Secretarv. foMi I^ LOUR. 200 sacks Tennessee superfine Flour, j 100 do do Family do 200 do Dcnmcad’s superfine do In store and U6r sale by febs BA K KR, W RIG lIT Sc CO. FREIGHTS BETWEEN I SAVANNAH & AUGUSTA, BY iHE FASHION LINE. (fIIHE following rates are now charged JL by the Semi Weekly Steamers of this line, : viz : On Cotton, per bale 25 cents. On Flour, per bar.el 15 do On Salt, per sack 15 do As our river is now in tine condition, uud like ly to re ain in good Boating order during the • spring, a steamer of this line will leave Savau- I nah on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY of each ) week, immediately after the reception of the ; fro.ghts y the Northern Steamships, thereby affording our merchants a sate, quick and cheap j transportation foi their spring supplies. Goods received by the New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore steamships will be landed here on (Mondays and Fridays. I n~ ' jxo. a. mooke, Ag.tq