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,e heat ,quent lawi i all, we observe, . .rmetits progressing in the, ity. New Houses are in process of erection, on Green, Fenwick, Campbell j •ul Broad streets, and stores remodelled j 1 enlarged in various parts of Broad; t. A large and spacious brick e. three stories high, presenting a tiful front on broad, and the pro ;d street froth Broad to Green street, •nting the Hall and Walton woiut-, t, has recently lteen erected by i R. Ruodes, Esq., designed forj ■and dwelling. This is an evidence,; he opening of the proposed street, naterially improve that portion of | city. We are glad to witness this! rit of improvement in our citizens, ad hope that more congenial weatherj .fill soon enable them to extend their j improvements in a more ample manner. Female Teaelierv. In our special notice column appears a notice of two young ladies, sisters, who desire, to connect themselves with a school for young ladies. We know, them, as qualified for positions in a fe male college, or for the management of: a select school. The ''Grimcl Haul.' 1 Wo publish, with pleasure, the com- 1 munication of our lively correspondent! “ Pink,” who. It appears, was present; at the “Kg Cypress," and regret ex ceedingly to learn of the unfortunate ac-; cident to Sandi Walker. By it we| are fearful our readers have lost a rich ! jammer repast, but we hope for the, belaud wish him a speedy recovery.; B v the twy “Pink,” you are wweyour-; self, and if iftt. fully irptoSasoy, for he, generally notes M*e book, if you would undertake the nine-, cry, we are of opinion, from "pli knowledge and experience, you could: do the thing up bro.cn. Now come,! "Pink," make atrial —we know there. is no such word as “fail'' with you, and, feel satisfied any description irom you, j of the party present and their doings I on the occasion, would he welcouiely re ceiver!, this warm weather, by tho na-| merous readers of our little bantling, j What say you, “Pink £’ We’ll stand] an -“old fashioned'' if you will. [communicated.] Mr. Editor:- T have just returned! from the •• Grand Haul,'' which catnip off last Saturday, at the “Big Cypress. ' j It would be snperogatory, on my part, to eay that we had a glorious time—as yon, ( no doubt, fancied to yourself that it j was a feast of Jlsh and c hau*pngne !—and it j was and no mistake. About seventy-: five ladies graced the “ Big Cypress," | and, so far as I could learn, the most fadidioM threw, had not wherewith a! loop to hang an objection upon. How 1 long 'or a lodge in “Oconee Bangiy" j NVsth the houghs of that ! -Big' y gross Tree, ; wi,..re the ise-iif i'.nr build Mat rear t'.«r. young, Ami :).e wild doer eoursolh free. Or. the banks of thju cool riptlug sir**®, I’d repose in the heat of I he toy. Ami dream off the cares of a weary lift, While ct cetera, Ac I regret to inform you that Sandy j Walker, Esq., was upset while going] from the river to the railroad station,! and fractured his arm. one ot the wheels of hie buggy having ran off.--! He hod all the tout's, Sc., taken down: in the old “Ming Hall” style, for the purpose of engrossing and forwardingi for go-.tr consideration, hut this accident : may deprive you of the pleasure of. scanning the programme. In haste, Pink. •rite Westminister Revtev.. The July number of tins excellent! British quarterly, American Edition, ib on our table. The following is the ta-i hie of contents—Calvin at Geneva; Tho j Last Days of Church-rate*; Pomerticj Annals of Scotland; Cardinal Wise-! man’s “ Recollections ” ; Medical Edu-[ cation ; Women Artists; Recent Astron omy, and the Nebular Hypothesis; Con temporary Literature. [OOMKI'SII’ATt'IJ.I Mi. Editor /—As many of our reader*! ate not acquainted with a pleasant and | economical method of putting up peaches for winter consumption m the! form of Pies, sauce, or a pleasant heve- 1 ■ ago for the sick, we publish the fol lowing under the caption of “Peach; Leather." Peel and raasb any qnanti-1 .v of soft peaches, strain through a cn-| iander, stirring in a small portion ofi •uirar spread it evenly about the Bth ot J m inch on a clean cloth greased, place them on a in the Min to dry, and Cut away Uke and store | tj utes. ring article from: ,'f the Iwh inst., asj .to contractors n <1! „ cetions of the State : j Con’ct. Ornoi, i ■ July CO, 1808. i ho recess between the saions of Congress the of Mail routes in the lion of the Union will he and it is desirable to invite for any rhanges with the in d convenience of the public wire. wili, therefore, oblige mo by micatlng, as far as practicable, our constituents on this subject, idvising me. during the recess, changes in exisiting routes may squired, with the reasons therefor. lew contracts will be made next rring, to take effect July 1.18 Ah. Yery respectfully, Your obedient servant. Wm. H. IXnda-, 2d Asst. P. M. Genera'. Hon. Rolwrt P. Trippe, (House of ! Representatives) Forsyth, Ga. Drill!rd Iy* Cool. A noted thief by the name of Hunter, ■ was tried before the Criminal Court at . Nashville, .last week, and sent to the Penitentiary for three years. The fol lowing letter, addressed to a gentleman i whom lie had robbed at the hotel while : sleeping, constituted a portion of the evidence : Flantmis’ Hoik:., June 4th, ( half-past 1 o’clock, A. M. |" Dear Friend :—I am com pel led from ■ the force of circumstances to hasten my : departure for Louisville, and as the j Planters’ Bank is not easy of access at : the present time, I am forced to borrow ! a little from you to pay my travelling ! expenses. As you seem to be enjoying [ “nature’s sweet restorer, balmy sleep. ” ! to its fullest extent, J thought £ would i not awaken you or break in upon the I repose so needed in your present, condi ; tion 1 was sorry to find you had so [ | much Exchange, and hope that you will I be more cautiousin future in regard to ! Free Banks. As to that $27. just con sider it goo,d. Receive my best wishes | for vonr welfare and happiness. Yours, affectionately, F. L. Hvntkr, of Kansas (in a horn.) My best regards to Mr. Bridges, and j ! tell him to charge $0 00 to Profit <v j | Loss. Ever thine, in the day time, F. L. Hunter. Fatal Afeii.av.-~The Cuthbert Report- ; j >. r say ■, a fatal affray occurred in that, town on Wednesday last, between Wit -1 liam Milurons and 0. C. Watson, brother-in-laws, in which Watson was killed. Tho Coroners Jury returned asj [ their verdict that Milurons acted in ! ; elf defence. j There are about 400 hands, as we j * learn from the Cuthbert Reporter at I j work on the road between Dawson and ! ■ Cuthbert, and it is probable the road | will be completed as far as Little j Nochaway, ten miles from Cuthbert, by i j Christmas. : APBOiNi’MLNrs.- -The Washington cor. j ; respondent Of' 6idKew YiilV Tifltt says ( [that Mr. Yanosy of Georgia, has w-j j ccived his instructions, and will leave: in a few days as Minister to Venezuela. : ! Also, that a New Yorker who hails from j | Indiana, a special friend of Senator: | Bright’s, receives the appointment to: tho Argentine Republic. Excitcmict in Bacgino.—The Savan -1 nalr Republican, of 11th inst., says A letter from New York, dated 7th in stant, and addressed to a commercial j ; house in this city, says : “Considerable excitement in the ! Bagging market to-day. £ sold 200 j bales at 16 1-2 cents and several other i lots sold at the same price.” A cargo of 10,000 bushels of wheat ; was shipped to Boston from Wilming ! ton, N. C., on Saturday last, j Hon. John M. Botts, of Richmond, : and Rev. D. C. J. Davis, of Charlottes i ville, are among the Virginian* now in j Sew York. j Chas. Barrett has been sentenced to ;be bung at Washington on the 22d of ! October, fer the murder of Reeve Lewis. Two agents of the underground rnil i road have been arrested in New Or j leans endeavoring to entice a slave away : to Canada. The Cotes comity (111.) Ledger says ] farmers have been obliged io pay $2 SO I to $3 50 a day for harvest hands. Rusty oat straw, which is so common I in Illinois this season, proves bad feed for homes. Several have died from eat > ing it. Geo. Wilkes, editor of “ Poster’s I Spirit,” is suing Bennett of the Herald for $25,000 damages for classing his pa : per with several obscene sheets. Senator Green, of Missouri, in a late t speech, expressed bis preference for Douglas over his abolition opponents in Illinois. A duel occurred at New i‘cleans on the 4th inst., between Major Henry and ; Joseph Howell, in which the former was wounded severe!)'. The extensive copper rolling mills of i Messrs. Brown Brothers, at Watorbury, : i Mass., was burnt on the sth inst. Loss : from 870.000 to SIOO,OOO. Insurance ! $20,000. ! Rev. John Hoff, preached his farewell j sermon at Millwood, Spottsylvania Co., : Ya., Sunday, prior to leaving tor Balti more, liis new field of labor. An Old Lady. —Mrs. Elizabeth Mill ing Jackson, relic 1 of the late Major Wm. Jackson, (of the revolutionary ; army, and private secretaty to General ' Washington,) died in Philadelphia, on the sth iast. She had reached the age I of ninety years. | Some Philadelphians lately passed off 1 a young Frenchman at Cape May as j Captain Riviere, making a great lion ! of him. and a great excitement at the I Cape ! The timber for the steamer Pensacola ! to be built at the Warrington (Fla.) j Navy Yard, is being cut at the steam j raw mill at the Gosport, Va., Yard, i “People,” says a modem phiioso- 1 ! pher, • go according to their brains ; if theca lie in their heads, they study ; if .Ui their belly, they eat and drink if in their heel*, they dance.” Sudden Death. A man named Joseph Welch, a labor-; jcr in the employ of the Central Rail-; ; road Company, died suddenly yester-i i day under the following circumstances;: j It appears he bad been subject to fre-t queat attacks of chills and fever,: and feeling tho chills coming on him in tin- morning, before he went to work,! he procured a pint of beer and 25 cents; worth of quinine, that is, 15 grains, and! mixed them both veil together; be then cut up an onion and with a tca spoonfnl of salt put it in the mixture and drank it off. He then went to woik, apparently in his usual health 1 ithe dose having averted the chills) but about 0 o’clock he complained of being sick, and discharged hi*stomach, which, he said relieved him very much. Get ting rapidly worse, be was taken home! and a physician sent for, who arrived! barely in time to see him depart this; life. Coroner lylen held an inquest on the; body in the afternoon, when the jury; brought in a verdict ot death by expo-: sure to the sun. The only evidence the jury had to bring in a verdict upon, was lir. Arnold, who attended the man in his last moments, aud v>ho gave it as his opinion that death was caused by sun stroke; he accounts for the dis charge of the stomach by saying the salt taken in such a large quantity act ed as an emetic —Net'. Georgian, 10 th. -» Gbbrit Smith in tiik Field.—The “Temperance Freedom” Convention, at Syracuse has trotted out GerritSmith: !as the candidate for Governor of the' party of “ temperance and freedom.”—] ! Thus there is a fair opportunity for eve ! ry man who believes in the virtues of a j compulsory total abstinence luw. and in j the duty of nullifying the Fugitive : Slave law,to illustrate his consistency to his principles by his vote. Let every man stick to his principles in the No . vember election, aud the demagogues . of the Seward lobby aud spoils party will at least i eceive a wholesome rebuke from the believers in “ temperance and freedom,” who have been so often be trayed by Weed and Company. Let the , j “temperance and freedom” party stand {their ground. —New York Herald, Ith m , : Rant. ... ♦4Jv* <* : Mr. Ten Broker.—“ Censor,” the Lon don correspondent of Porter s Spirit gives a lively account of the match ;race between Mr. Ten Broeck's Mimosa and Mr. Dawson’s Badsworth, besides numerous other particulars respecting I the Ten Broeck stable. It will be re collected that after Hails worth won for Mr. Ten Broeck the sweepstakes at [Abingdon, he was claimed for £BO by Mr. Dawson, owner of Mimosa, the se cond horse in the race. Mr Ton Broeck piqued at this, claimed Mimosa, under ; the rules, for her price as entered and. the stakes, in all £127, and immediate. !ly made a match between her and Bads-, •worth, to be run on the Anoaster mile, l at Newmarket, uphill all the way, for '£2oo ; and, very much to Mr. Dawson's (astonishment, won it in a canter. Mimosa is described as a brown filly, [3 years old, by Mentor, or Humphrey,; | out of Starlight, by Kremlin. Os Badg-j worth, “Censor” says: “He is a! [brute every inch : lie cannot stay over, • three fourths of a mile, has not pluck [to face a hill, and • cuts it’ the moment ihe is tackled. He is likely to injure; two parties only, namely, his owner,h 'who pays stables for him, and his jock-, joy, whose neck lie will try to break , , whenever lie has an opportnnUy. i The I'onse of Babylon paying forfeit 1 1 to Leontes was that' he was coughing a |little. In Prioress’ matches with Poo • 'die and Beadsman owners are to ride.— ’; Censor ’’ speaksdissouragingly of her [chance qlth the firmer, and sees no 1 chance for her with the latter. Mr. ■ [Ten Broeck's stable now consists of iCharleston, Prioress, Babylon, Wood '! burn, and Bonita. (American) ; and [Barbarity, Mimosa, Lord Stately, Belle [and Loiterer, (English). A Fat Fish.—Thesiskawit, a fish of Lake Superior, is reported to be the fat ■ ost fish that swims either in fresh orsait I water. The fishermen say that one of these fish when hung by the tail in the :] hot sun of a summer’s day, will melt, i and entirely disappear, except the bone. . [in packing about fifty barrels, a few seasons ago, at the Isle Royale, one of ; the fishermen made two and a half bar jrels of oil from the heads and leaf fat ; [alone, without the least injury to the ;marketab]ene6s of the fish. Besides ; this leaf fat, the fat or oil is dissemina ted in a layer of fat ami a layer of lean I [throughout the fish. They are too fat . ito be eaten fresh, and are put up foi ! market like the laics white fish and [ Mackinaw trout. f | \ Front TAomasville Southern Enterprise, 7ft.] Wealth of Thomas County. ' ] The following table will show the aggregate wealth of Thomas county for ; the year 1858, as taken irom the Tax ! Receiver's books and banded to us for • publication, through the courtesy of h. ’ L. Anderson, Esq., officer ot that De ; parti nent. Items not named in the subjoined (a --i [ hie : Polls 056 ; Professions So ; Slaves 1.6,969; persons of color 18. ■j Ni>.„acres Value of i Diskriets. of laud. Dual. lot.*', l Thom.— i He.. 276,65 S £ $538,602 $3,861 ,U« | ;Duncanville . Sl.tiSih 245.578 !,.14.,602 ‘ Kourteenlh... 11.019*0 231,18* 131,651 " iGreovervllle.. P7,HS9L 525,525 1,665,334 i Swain*’ : 8.47 V '."1,840 306.57$ dsvecteefth 58 462 178,870 "38,640 Mviieij, *2,2.2.065 *8,594,100 Anoiiikk Oitraok -A Scotchman, v uose ranie we have not learned, acts • very badly cut up in tliis city on Satur ] day night. We learn that he reports that be was on the new bridge between 8 and 9 o'clock, when he was attacked by a large man. a stranger to him, and stabbed repeatedly with a knife. Some 'I of the cuts were very severe and dan • igerotis. We have not been able to ob tain fuller paiticqla>'9 of this affair -- , Columbus Enquirer, 10ft inet. A Woman Mdrdrrsd.—The body of Mrs. Ivey, wife of Giles Ivey, of this city, was discovered on Sunday ufter . n ion, near the track of the Muscogee Railroad, about two miles aud a half from the depot, horribly mutilated by stabs with a knife or dirk. There were, we understand, seven stabs in her back and breast. Suspicion attaches to her husband, who left home with her in the morning and returned without her, when, it is said, he attempted to kill [ bis child, but was prevented by a; neighbor. He esctqied, and had not: been found up to yesterday morning.— lb. _ __ Pacific Railroad Cm atkr Fubfbitkd.—! The Dailfl* (Texas) Herald learns that. Gov. Runnel* is of opinion that the! Southern Pacific road has forfeited its: charter, and has directed the attorney [ genera! to bring ialtaga'nst the cctupt. ny for forfeiture. A Lucky Lockw.iyo.—The Oxford, | Miss, , Mercury, tells of an old bachelor jin its neighborhood, worth $150,000. I who recently found a new-born female ' babe hanging at his gate. He basadop- * 1 led it, and given it the name of ' Eureka j j Hate.” • ; A Pardoned Homicide is Office.— New Orleans (La. I papers state that Dr. \ j tiraham, convicted soma years ago of , i the killing of Major Luring, at the St. [ Nicholas Hotel, in New York, sentenced ! to seven years' improsonment, and sul>- •’ sequently pin dotted by Gov. Clark, has - i just been elected a City Physician by the City Council of New Orleans. PrOMCBTION H>R THK USE OF KtllEß. : The Boston Daily Advertiser states that j Dr. W. T. G. Morton has eoruraenceti an I action against Dr. Davis, physician and ! surgeon of the Marine Hospital at ' Chelsea, for alleged infringement of j the patent held by him for the exelu- * ! sive use of sulphuric ether as an antes- * I thetic agent. He hat. laid his damages , | at sf>.fXK), and has attached all the pro i. perty of Dr. Davis. i A lady recently cleared her house of t i flies by putting honey on her husband's t > whiskers when he was asleep. The flies j stuck fast, and when he went out of the jt • house he carried them off with him. !i A Western editor says: *• It is supposed , that angles do not wear dresses. Our I* fashionable ladies are getting more and 1 , more angelic every year." II A few days since, a Missouri sheriff, : 11 after making a legal return to a writ, 1 * 1 added : ' T think it right for me to men- j j -‘ tion that there is nu such person as , - John Doe in the State." ‘ Bad News from thi Fishing Fleet.— ! ' The Bchr, Lola Montez, Captain George Janvrin, arrived atNenburyport, Mass., ' *! on Wednesdiy evening from the Bay r • Cbaleur. Captain Janvrin confirms the 1 ‘ j reports before published .in relation to : 8 j the scarcity of mackerel, He has been | ' ; absent about two months, and taken ‘ 75 barrels. Three weeks before leaving , ‘ the Bay he had taken hut seven barrels, i ‘ In a cruise of fifty miles in the most J i favored haunts for these fish, he sac-1 * ceoded iu taking but three mackerel. , Ahead or Time. The announcement., i of the successful laying of the Ameri-' ■ -,can portion of the Atlantic cable, by! 11 the V. S. steam frigate Niagara, which I t- was delivered at the office of the New!' i' York and New Orleans Southern line at' s' 12:30 P. M., yesterday, was received by , ;' our telegraph news reporter iiere ut ' -111 -50 A. M., being forty minutes ahead !. r of time. t' If the Traas Atlantic line shows an ! 7 ‘ equal degree of promptness with the |, - Southern line,a dispatch left at the Lon- : i don office at ‘j P. M., would reach us .i i: before 5 o'clock the same evening, or, Ij over four hours ahead of lime.—-V. 0. ■ ■' Crescent , 7th inst. ,! New Cotton raost Red River -The I : steamer Dr. Buffington arrived j ester- [ day from Grand Ecore.with six bales of ; new cotton, five of which are from the ,' plantation of the Kelso estate.— lh. ,•».«.<». M-T...«ui«wninamiiin—ruinate ,w»nm uvuaiw— OFFICIAL DitAWlliiiS l! OF TUB I Sparta Academy Lottery. ;! OF GEORGIA. m The following aro the drawn numbers of the; , i >*PaRTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, Class 577—drawn : ' i AUGUST 10, 1855 : ’I 46, to, 60, 52. 74, 0, 64, S 3, !. 6, ’ll. 58, 18. ! The following are '.be Drawn Numbers of the ;; J SPARTA ACADEMYLOTTERY, Classic—Extra, 1 drawn AUGUST 11, 185 S : 1 28. 64, 4, 17, 38. 09, 6, 42, 07, 22, 10, 27. fj i r iralv } Commiet toners. J i aull S. SWAN &C 0... Ma cager*. 1 Liverpool and Alma or TURK’S ISLAND SALT. IN order to close consignments of Salt, ! 1 and delivery of stores within twenty day,? ! from date, the subscriber offers LIVERPOOL SACK SALT, ia lots of 20 sacks or more, at 75 • cents per sack ; and ALUM, or Turk’s Wind i -! SALT, in lot's of 10 sacks or more, at $1 jn>r suck. I »! The Litter in Backs of two basnet each. H J. C. HARALSON'. * Augusta. August 6, 1858. e— ‘ - ----- A For Brand; Peaches. A LARGE lot of GLASS JARS, all, sixes. just suited for Preserves, Ac., lor j fj sale by ' au4 WM. 11. TCTT. 'l| TACOB’B COBDIAL: •} HOLLAND BITTERS ; e j SANFORD’S LIVER I.STIGORATOR ; S| FLANRTTS DYSPEPTIC BITTERS : ,J HOSTETTER’S STOMACH J PURE C;!> LIVER OIL. ‘J j For «a:t-by au4-d4elm WM. H. TUTT. r! Butter. .1 i 1 FIRKINS choice Goshen BUTLER, 1 1 \7 just received by jy‘23 FSTES k CI-A/IK. j •J I T- e ] Interesting to Planters. firpffE ROCK ISLAND PAPER MILLS, s I. at Columbm-, Ga., aud the BATH PAPER r MILLS. (G. W. Winter, Agent, at Augusta, Ga.,) ■ ouch wish to purchase ONE HUNDRED THOI “ SAND HOUNDS OF THE MOTES that fall un j der the Cotton Gin. This is a chance for Christinas money for the J . hands about the Gin Houtic. . Clear of dirt, and whole Cotton Seeds, the price ! will be one cßtrr per pound, delivered at Colum bus or Augusta, or on any of the Railroads with in 100 miles of either place. When they are very neatly handled, something more will be added 2 to the price. 2 : Parties shipping will please mark their names j plainly on the bales, anu mail the receipt to the office to which they are sent. &u2-dL»c3 At New York Cost, 0; FOR OASIi, MY stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ! FAINTS, OILS, VARNISHi fc’. PERFUME- | s HY, and all articles in the Drug line. Cali soon, j . and get bargains. B. F. CHEW, , jy24-tf Turpin’s Old Stand, Augusta, Ga. SPEAKS & SiGHtT J (SUCCESSORS TO CLARK, WELLS & SPEARS,) * XJAYING purclta.se*! the entire stock Xl of CLARK, WELLS k SPEARS, will era | im<‘ the WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG | * BUSINESS, at the old stand, Broad street, oppo ’ site the Planters' Hotel. And by strict personal { j attention to all bnsinesu? entrusted to their cure, j hope to merit a continuance of the liberal pat- : ! ronage hitherto extended to the old firm, f J. H. fPKARS, 5 WM. M. HIOHT. j Card. f TTAVISO disposed of my entire inter , XX. eat in the DRUG BUSINESS, in this city, to Messrs. SPEARS k HIGIIT, 1 take this oppor * tunity to return my many thanks for the liberal » patronage extended to the late firm, aud solicit a : r continuance of tlie same for my successors, with whom I shall remain for the purpose of settling ‘; the business of the old firm, and shah be pleased 1 > j to wait upon my friends with any article id the l Drug line. ‘ MAITHIAS CLARK. 1 1 Augusta, .Tilly Ist. 1858. jy3l-d*ctf To Rvut, I3EOM FIRST DAY OCTOBER next, a |i BRICK SHORE, south side Broad jfek. \ - i street, a few doors above the Upper Mar .l ket • alao, the DWELLING HOOBK over- Mnil 1 - •; head. E —iUO— l [ A DWELLING HOUgL in the lower part of the i city, one 4oor below C. A. Dugas’s residence. —AISO— ; The two TENKAfENT DWELLINGS immediate 'y in the rear. App’r to £ . jylfi ts W. H. HOWARD. f THK OCEAN STJoAMKKS. Sttilinj Days to ami ’'mm. the UnVvi States. FROM EUROPE. Hudson, from Bremen, lor ibr N. Fork.. July 17 Vanderbilt, from Havre, for New York. .July 21 Persia, from Liverpool for Now York July 24 Arabia,.from Liverpool for Boston July fl FROM THE UNITED STATES. Canada, from Boston, for Liverpool,. .. July 2* Asia.from New York, for Liverpool.... Aug. 4 Europe, from Boston, tor Liverpool Aug. 11 Hudson, from New York, for Bremen... Aug. 14 Persia, from N< w York, for Liverpool... Aug. 18 Arabia, from Boston, for liver pool Aug. 25 farattrrial lnM%nre. AUGUSTA DISPATCH OFFICE, 1 Aug. 11 1858 / COTTON —Sa’es today 98 bales: lfiatlL a , and 77 ot 11 cents. Recoipta 62 bales. FLOUR.—-There is a brisk demand for ploui j at last week’s quotations. The stock of Country | is light. MOLASSES.'—There Is a speculative demand j for thi? article, and lots bought last week at 24! (a) 26 cents, ;S hold at 83 to 30 cents. WHEAT —The demand continues greater than ; the supply, and prices are unchanged—9s cents' to $1.15. CORN.—There is not much demand for this ar ticle, and the supply i? small. Lots are held at 1 70 cents. i SUGAR.—There has been a large advance ii Sugars, and prices are still unsettled, with an [upward tendency. SAVANNAH, Aug. 7.—Cotton.— Arrived since tlie Ist ult., 5.350 bales Upland and 68 hales Sea Island. The ‘exports during the same period! ! have been 11,197 hales Upland and 41 bales Sea ' Idand, leaving a .stock ou hand and on shipboar* j not cleared yesterday, of 1195 bales Upland and j 488 bales Sea Mat d, against 654 halo:- Upland aud 1025 bales Sea Island at the same period last, year. The total sales for the past month were limited j to 2651 bales, at prices ranging from 10 to 13cts Rice.—The .-ales foot up some 2.500 casks, at prices ranging fr (> ni tVifSt 3 $ 100 ft?. Hour.— With a moderate demand and reduced! stock, prices have advanced since our last. Wej now quote Superfine. ss}£ ; Extra $6. and Extra; Family s6>,r2i*7 bbl. Bacon. —The stock is not large, but fully equal j !to the demand, which is of a retail character.! I We quote Shoulders 8 cents ; Ribbed Sides 9# j I (3)10, and Clear Sides cts., with an up ward tendency. ! Molauet —Receipts light and demand moder ate. We quote *25 cents for hhds. and 26 for t<v. Bay —No arrivals since our Inst report. W'i> quote' Eastern, from store. %\%o\yi. Northern' j 75 cent? # 100 fts. ! Corn --Market lirm and demand moderate.; J We notice, sales being made for Northern mar- i . kets at 85 ■ < uts from the wharf. We quote mix-! ed at ho to 90 cents ' Ttinber. —The stock of Timber for milling pur-i i poses and shipping is scarce, and much lower i than it has been for several years past. Wej j quote Mill Timber $6 to sß.l*, Shipping Timber! ! $9 to sl3, according to quality, i freights.—C ottou to Liverpool 5-16 ;by steam j ier to New York. 75 cents $ bale, and 7 cts. for [Wheat. To Baltimore, by -teamer, 5-10 c. for 1 Cotton and 7 cents for Wiieat. To Philadelphia i 5-16 for Cotton anti $1 for Rice ; by sail vessel,! | to New York, 50 cents $ bale for Cotton. ! MACON, August 10 (Jotlon.— But little doing, i We quote 12 cents. Savanna!) Exports. August 11.—Per chip Highland Chief, for I2v : : erp001—3452 bates Upland and 99 do. Sea Island! i Cotton, 160,749 feet P P Timber. 9350 Cane Reeds, j 20,220 White Oak .Staves. Per brig Johanna, for Havana—3B37 sacks I Cora, Cl3f. feet- Lumber, 360 casks Rice. C'harlr«ion KxjmrtN. August )o.—Per steamship Potomac, for Haiti-{ more—l 7 casks Rice, 516 bales Cotton, and 25; bales Yarn. f’HARI.ESTuN, August 10.—Arrived, steam-[ | ships Atlanta, New . 3c«/.«ic^ e state, Phi i ; ladolphia : Columbia, N. York ; ?ctu Elizabeth.! Wilruingtou. N. C. Jn the ofling, schr Manhassett. and tv. v. sc^rs ; | unknown. CLEARBU FOR THI? FORT. Steamship George’s Creek, at Baltimore Aug 7 SATLRJ) FOR Tins FORT. Schr President, from Bangor, Me, August 2 j : SAVANNAH, \jg t it— iti mui shipe Montgomery, N. York Floridft, do.; hark dial . WilHatn, Boston ; brit Josiah .lex.. Boston ; schr! • Alice J ee, Bo ton Cleared, ship Highland Chief. Liverpool , barkj Johanna, Havana. . llisrdlmtflßS Blm-fotninds. J ETOWAH IRON AGENCY TTTE ARE RIX-EIVING, and will keep V v constantly on hand, from the 1 ETOWAH MANUFACTURING and MINING COMPANY, jail descriptions of BAR IRON, which wt- shall; sell to the trade a’, reasonable terms. This IRON jh now used at the Georgia Railroad, j I and at other shop? in this eitv. where the most; favorable accounts are given of its quality. I THO*?. P. PI’OYALI, * TO.. | jy24-Crn f-mn’l «'.oni. Morchant®. Agont-s. t. FREDERIIh. | MANUFACTI.KEK AND DEALKFi IN CANDIES confectioneries! Brond Street, Augnata, Oc- i Has on hand a huge and cart'd stock of all kinds of \ AND FANCY UiPORTED CONFECTIONERIES! FOREIGN ANI) DOMESTIC FRUITS, PICKLES, Preserves, j Catsups and Sauces, : WINES, LIQUORS, AND CORDIAL'S. OK AIX KINDS. BEST HAVANA AM> AMERICAN SEGARS, Ac,, WHICH HE WILL SFJX. Wholesale and Retail, !At the lowest prices, aud on liberal terms-. Particular attention given to orders. jy23 d3m Coffee. mWO HUNDRED and fifty bags prime JL aud choice R;o COFFEff; 25 bags choice Laguayra COFFEE : 20 >• “ Santo -COFFEE. For sale low, by i>*2l DANIEL H, WILCOX, OLD PEACH BRANDY, for sale by gu;;-lI4C • ESTES fc CLARK. Bacon sides and shoulders. ■20.000 lbs, choice Tennessee Ch ar SIDES ; 10,000 “ ' ! Ribbed SIPES ; lu.OCO “ “ .SHOULDERS, For sale | by au4-d*clw KSTFS k CLARK. HEREBY forewarn all persons not to contract any debt with Charlotte C. Trueit, as I sha'l not be responsible for the said contract „Msht. aut-rlm- JH'I. C. TRUETT. Ou C'onsigunuienf, FIFTY hhris. prime Tennessee BA CON—Clear anti Ribbed SIIIFS, HAMS and SHOULDERS. Aiao, ii tolf. priina Western RIBBED SIDES. a\!3 aN.-IAY A ®»f GOODS. ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, WE WILL COMMENCE SELLING OUR PUV>KV r EXTENSIVE STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS, AT PRICES CNOER JfKW YORK TT IS NOT OUR intention to deceive the public by advertising to sell our Good* at cwt. We only desire purchasers to call and verify our statement*. Our object is to nsal# room for a foil FALL STOCK, to meet the requirements of our numerous customers. Our a•> or* morn is complete, desirable and cheap, and embrace every article usually old under tin i b STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, We therefore offer these Goods WITHOUT RESERVE, at prk.es which will insure a rapid sale «* our friends and the public are invited to ca!l and judge for themselves, *ud local! soon, if the want bargains. The Goods will be marb'd dawn and sold at prices to correspond with the io tv; Auction Saha. For particular- - and style of stock, see our genera! advertisement in theeftv papers jb-T-Un p. >j. GALL A H BH. < GREENE AND PULASKI MONUMENT ' LOTTERIES. Managed, Drawn and Prizes Paid by th well I nou h and responsible firm of « It EI4O It V «& MAV It V . | SALES CLOSE EACH DA Y at 2 o'clock. THE SMALLER CLASSES ; Draws at Savannah in the following order : MONDAY, Class Ifß, Cap. $0,200; Ticket? $2.00 . TUESDAY do 189 do 6,000 do 100 WKD DAY, do 190. do 10,000 do 2.00 EXTRA CLASS .'lB, To be decided by i elaware 175, WEDNESDAY, August 11th. RICH SCHEME. $33,497! $15,000 ; *IO.OOO ; SO.OCO : *5,000 ; *4 000 ; *3,255 : 20 of SI,OOO, Ac , Ac. Ticket? *lO : Halves *5 , Quarters *2.50. Risk on a package of 25 quarters only *34.88. ’TH'RSDY, Class 19!, Cap. $4,400. Tickets SI.OO , FRIDAY do 192. do 10.000 do 2.00 , j SATURD’Y do 193, do 4.600 do 1.00 EXTRA CLASS 30, I To be decided by Delaware 178. SATURDAY, August 14th. MAGNmCENT SCHEME. $37,500! $16,285 4 Prize* or $7,500; 4 of *5.000 . 4 of! *2,500 ; 16 of *I,OOO, Ac Tickets $lO ; Halves*s ; Quarters T 2.50. Risk | on a package of 26 Quarters $37.40. | I*XCURRENT NOTES, SPECIE AND LAND WAR j RA NTS BOUGHT AND SOLD. I, gif-Payment of Prizes in the above Lotteries j is secured by a bond ol Seventy Thousand Do!* i lars, in the hands of the Treasurerof the Co- ' ' missioned, appointed by the State of Georgia, i Notes of ali solvent Bunks taken in payment 1 j for Tickets. I Orders promptly attended to, and Schemes ! ‘ ; and Drawings forwarded. Apply to JOHN A. MI PLUS', Broad-st., 3 doors below Pest OffVe Oruer, \ ! an" Vender 'or Gregory A Mauri’ • j A. p. BEERS, I PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MFRCHA.VT, j ■ it his old Maud, oppo.dk the Planterr! Hold, ! A’yusta. Ga. i IT’’ILL continue to give his entire at- YY ten lion to the sale of BaCON. LaRD, ! FLOUR. GRAIN, FEATHERS. DRIED FRI Ts and I other articles Country Produce and Mtv t ire. | Having extensive and safe Storage for Grain, Ba ! 1 | con, &c.. solicits Consignments of the same to 2 ■ hi-: care. j CASH advances made upon Produce whet i requested, and sales rendered punctually. I )>’?_ ‘ -a -m Copartnership Notice. JA. ANSLEY bus associated wit It • him the firm of WILCOX, HAND & AN.-LEY | for the transaction of a General Commission g j and Prudut e Business. I The combined efforts of the two firms w ill be * j given to the sale of Produce and other articles of i merchandise ; and with the increased facilities which they now possess for Ike met.vtftd prose 1 cut ion of this branch of trade, they hope to com- ) I mend their business to the public generally. The i i Rivle of the firm from this date will be J A. ANaLEY & CO. 1 l J. A ANSLEY, j < ,7. B. WIf.COA, f Tndividaal member* of !. il. HAN i*, ; now firm. }>.H. ANSLEY. I i July Ist, 1858. ! Having this day associated ourselves with .1. I l A. ANSLEY, iu the GENERAL CO MMISSION j AND PRODUCE BUSINESS under the stylo and i firm of J. A. ANSLEY & 00., we fencer our ' 1 united services to our fneim»auu u.- j Our attention wdl be given to all consignments, j a nd th* business mil be strictly on commission. j We continue at our old stand the WH» dJs-ALE GROCERY BUSINESS, independent of the above ' .iin angement. WIIXOX, HAND tc ANSLEY. | July Ist, 1858. jy3-]m TTTiBli N. 0~ SYRUP, in store, I “1"\ / and tor sale by . jy2o 6 FLEMING & ROWLAND, j GORDON SPRINGS. I.OCATKI. IN NORTI(.MW GIffIWiIi.NKAR l't N. N'El. HILL. i.-X STATE RAILROAD. 1 rflHffi PLACE has changed bunds and Jl since the last season been renovated and 1 very much improved For the approaching j Summer the services of an efficient landlord or j Lady will be secured, whose sole duty it Will be t! io contribute to the comfort and enjoyment of J visitor:. A competen Baud of Music is already j ; secured, and while innocent amusement will be | afforded for the promotion of sociability, all di3- j ; gipatioc will be strictly prohibited. In short,; I this shall be a place where the moral and roll- J gious pubi c may sojourn without being o fend-1 ed. Both cold and warm-- Baths will he for- I - i niahed. The curative properties of the waters are pro ' bably unsurpassed i;i the South. Magnesia, ! (very strong.) Chalybeate in various combma-1 ! tions’ he. Nußabe: - of Springs ten or twelve. ! , j Mr. S. DUNN will run daily Coaches, Hacks, j i • kc., from Tunnel Hill to the Springs. J. B. GORi ON. i P. S —Having a plantation attached to the r Springy »<»ard can be furnished much cheaper j j than is usual at uu ,-h places. je7 2m BVINUTON'S HOTEL, BROAD STREET, ALBANY, GEORGIA.! J. T. BYINGTON, PROPRIETOR. I The Stage ("Bee, for stages running to Th »m- \ ! asville, Bainbridge, Quincy and Tallahassee, kept at this House. jyl-daw3m Axt’s Wines. A SMALL lot of GEORGIA WINE, of the Still Catawba species, the product of Mr. Axt’s Grapes. For sale by j jy!9 THQS. P. SffOVAIJ. A CO. | To Rent, Ijß ROM tbe first of October next, the! 1 neat DWELLING, on south side El* r ‘|±3» , !is, between Washington and Mclntosh jK{{| j strecta. immediately in the neighborhood PE»|i ■ of the Post Office. ! jy24»tf A. FREDERICK. ! Sew ins Ainc hino Notice. ! The nkitleton & Raymond pa- 1 TENT EMPIRE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. I This Machine sews with two threads, and wa« J patented April 14th, 1857. Having Earned that Nelson R. Scovki. is at t tempting!® make sale of said patent for the , States of Georgia and South Carolina, we hereby | notify all persons interested, that wo are the solo ' owners of said invention lor said States, ha ing ! purchased the same of said Scovki , through his { Attorney, who had an irrevocable power of at torney for selling said S'ales. Said power of ai-' torney was duly recorded iu ibe Patent Office at i Washington. An attested copy of the same s jay be seen bv calling on our Agents in Augusta, Messrs. HAIGH A ANDREWS, who are duly au thorized to make sale of County Rights foi said I Machines in said States of Georgia and > outh ' Carolina, also in other Souihern States belong- : ing to ns. We therefore forbid saidSoovw., or ; his Agents, or any person or persons, to make shle of said Patent or Territorial Rights In said ! States, Or in any part of said States, under the ! j severest penalty of the law, for such purposes ' ' raarie and provided- | ! All application? for Rights for vending said. ,i Machines, and a newly invented Machine called j ' the QUAKER« ITY, may be addressed to HAIGH . ! • k ANDREWS, of-Augusta, or to us at No. 16 w aUI ; Stree, New York THOS. W JOHNLON, | i j,s4 lm _ OLIVER F- PRAUL. Consisuuaeßt No, 8, OF THIRTY casks more of those hue ■. Canvassed family Baron HAMS, put up by j i l-owol A Co., nn nonslgnmant, and roi ,*»r, m w woooterf • SWAN & CIVS LOTTERIES! TRIUMPHANT! Swan & Co. CONTINUE TO DRAW AS LSI Ai. Without Intermvtion. ' HWAX & CO'S TJ »1 TF.TIIES ARE LEGAL iXD aU THOBIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORC ■ v j The kite attempt to injure our firm ha* -r. t that our Lotteries »re drawn O rly thu .-r .Prizes are paid punctually; and ’ that Schem«« are more libera! than any 'her U '-‘i** in the World ' rpSE following Scheme will bo drav-i 1 by B.SWAN k COAIP’V Managers o: t\ Sparta Academy Lottery, in each of tl. ~r .. it Number Lotteries for AUGUST, 1858, at AU GUSTA, Ga., in ptibiie, under tl.e n; denco of Commissioner!!. CLASS 27. To be drawn iuCity oi Aug«ißta,Ga.,in ptibG- • a SATITUDAY. August 7, 1818. CLASS 28 To be drawn in city of Jugu»U,Ga., jo public,ca SATURDAY, August 14. 1858. CLASS 29, !To be drawn in City of Augusta,Ga., in public, tn SATURDAY. August 21, 1858. CLASS SO, Tn be drawn ia City of Augusta, Gs., la public c* SATURDAY, August 28, 1868. : ON THE FLAN OF SIXGLS NUMBERS I ! ! • Five Thousand Four Hundred and Bight t,- Five Pi kes ! -■»«*»*»«»** r *T*«-BkcuS-m S yPABI.Y O.V» PRIZV TO JASSY .VINE TICKETS I MAGMFICFXT SCHEME! ! Tl be Dratm each Satnnlay in AVGUST, IS.'.S. 1 Prize or *70.0f19 1 “ ' 30.009 . \ “ ■' M.ooo 1 ' 4.000 1 “ “ 3,000 1 ■ 1 .00 4 1 I 000 4 “ '■ DO 4 : 400 4 *• ' -.no 4 ' '• vO f >° “ A C » “ “ -a 10* “ *• ... 14 2»0 *• “ 'A APFROXiMATION PP.IZE-. 4 Prizes of S4OO Ap. to (10.000 Frze uro «1 Ot 4 ' - ,'lOfl “ “ 30.000 •• rre l'i-T 4 ■■ «• SOO “ ■; 10,000 •• are ilo» 4 u *• 1*45 •• 1 f 6,000 ** uro ji)f 4 <• <* 100 *• “ 4 000 “ are sot, 4 "5 • “ 4,000 “ „ro 4 “ •' P 0 “ “ 1,500 are 200 5,000 •• '• '2-lare j'lo,ooo * 6.435 Prizes ,-raomitm/ to $320,*100 Whole Ticket:- $10; Halves $6; Quarters $2 59. A Cm.' Jar showing the plan of the L t teries will be sent to any ,me desirous oi ro’A- c ■ ing it. CertlSeat '.- of I'ac rages be sold at the oi lowlng rati*, v. ■ eh is the rt-k : CertiUca’.so Pai-kagci.i 10WluileTIckets.. SBO do •'« -.lf io HUM uo .... 3o do u * do JOQuar. do .... 20 do ’ du 10 Eighth do 10 In ordering Tick .V me• Certificates, enclose the money to oar f«T the Tickets ordered, oa ! recoil : <> " H -!i they will be forwarded by hr'.A mail. Fare.im.-ers can have tickets ending a any figure they may d-.+ iguate. The List of Drawn Numbers and TVlkpm will to sent io pur.uiasvr- mimycnaiyiy alter tlie drawing * 4T PuDmuser: 4 will write their <<gr,a --tur-s plain, and give their Post Office. County and State. tsar Remember that ev ry Prise is drawn and payable in full without deduction. #*i“ Ail prizes: of SIOOO and under, paid imme* j diateiy after the drawing—other prizes at the ' u.ioai time of thirty days, j AH communications strictly confidential. Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to S. FWA Y & CO., Augusta, Ga. i Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala,, I or Atiantji. Ga., can have their orders filled, aid l save time, by addressing 6. Swan & Co. at either of those cities. au6 Received this Day, ANOTHER lot of those FIFTY DOLLAR Quialser Oity • I SEWING MACHINES, • which, from their simplicity ana durability, are considered si-PKTUt.oi to any Machines now ?a market. HAIGH & ANDREWS, - jy*22 ts 240 Rroad-stcect. W liisky, iVlutjky. I j ili l BAintEIR “Georgia Planters," “ir* "Faulkner's 44 Tike's ” and other brands Rectifiesi WHISKY, in store.and arriving, j For .-ala on accommodating terms bv lm T A D. Mackerel. .)K BBLS. MACKEREL, for sale low, a*J by jyill 11m A 1). WILLIAMS. l-'or Sale Low, IVIVE IirNDUEIi gallons pure Lim. X swd OIL, ai : per gallou ; 200 gala, pure Sperm Oil, at **> It r. r gallon . ?>OO • lamp OIL, fine. $1 25 per gat i 0000 lbs WHITE LK*\D, 9A40. Also, a fine *op l Ply of ARTISTS' M.- TERULS, just rcceivwL : and for sale by j JyH _ THOMAS P. FOGARTY. LU T U K R HO trt ;^ I DTAWP.^^3^I ! Corner of Was/dngtcn and Reynold Streets HAS ON HAND a fall assortment*! COACHES, ROCKAWAYS, Top an.l No Tog J BUGGIES, Pedlar and Road WAGON?, &c.; which will be sold extremely low and or. aceommodft | ting terms. ALSO—A full assortment of al: Kinds of mat* j rials ueed by Coach, Harness and Saddle Maker* SUCK Aj3 j AXLES, SPRINGB. BOLTS, HUBS, FELLOW* SPOKES, SHAFTS, SINGLETREES, BANDS, i MALEABIX CASTINGS, ENAMELLED I LATHER ..nd CLOTH PATENT DASH and HARNESS LEATH ER, Ac., Ac. | REPAIRING or Harness and Vehicles d»»i 1 promptly and at low prices. ; Vehi ies manufactured to order. ,<yi£ twly Hams. IMVE THOUSAND lie. .hoico Ten- M ' nesseo HAMS, just received by . ‘ jy22-dtfaw2 ESTES & CLARK j ' N. M. Harris, Attorney at law and notab. PUBLIC. Ijtk&rwQt, Ga. jyl9-lv • For Sale, by Ansley K So* THREE HUNDRED Bales prime lUI 450 co ls and half ceils beat Machine RQP. j 25 roils hand-made ROPE : I 20 boxes low priced and fancy tOBACOO ! 1500 second-Laud i ORN SAtKS 250 bushels STOCK PEAS ; j 50 jf 20 0 Straw Goods. HATS, BONNETS and b'l ATS kle»*h - ed ami »re«se*i, :n the wmi Sfm», wht*‘ I tuts just booty received. ’i 11. STEARNS h C0 V i JJ2S *r -V:. 1 »-h i Paih.