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Crbrntitg gispatcb. 2 O’CLOCK P. M, OCT.II, l«s*. Police to Advertisers, Advert.'-omenta for the Evkxino Dispatch must Landevi in by *Dav»n o'clock in the forenoon , in or ler to appear the sumo day. Tlocal matters. Payment of Coupon* on State Bonds. It will be seen by leference to the advertisement of the State Treasurer, J. E. Trtite, that the interest on the State Bonds due in this city, will here after be paid at the Georgia Railroad Bank, and that due in Savannah, at the Bank of Savannah.— Constitutionalist. —— - . Stw Advertisements. Removal.—Messrs. Phinizt & Co , have removed from Warren’s Block, to the store on Broad street, nearly oppo site the State and Insurance Bank.— Their old customers will find them in their new locality, with a large stock of Goods in the Grocery line on hand. Cbas. Qclntel. —Has removed his Cabinet shop from Ellis to the upper part of Broad street, where he is now prepared to execute any orders in his line. Otsteks! Fresh Oysters !!-Mr. R. L. Mos°, the Agent of Fitzgerald's Fresh Norfolk Oysters, is now receiving sup- 1 plies daily by the Adams Express.— ■ Now is the time for the lovers of good i oyestere to pilch in. Cheap Liqut.—Those who do not use ' the city gas, will find a good substitute, , by calling at the stores of Messrs. S. S. Jones & Co,, and W. 11. Sahlsbury, j & Co., and asking for the New Self gene- , reding Gas Lamp. There is a good de- i mand for them, and we understand all j who have used them express themselves , not only satisfied, but highly pleased i with them. We have this lamp in con- t I stai.t use in our domicil, and believe it the neatest, most agreeable and econo- , mical light in use. ‘ H. J. Osborn.—The attention of Elan- ‘ ters, Farmers, and others is called to , the advertisement of this gentleman. ’ Wm. H. Crane. —This gentleman has * just returned from the North with a J large and splendid stock of Fancy Dry | Goods and other articles in his line. He , has receutly put up a fine granite front t to his store, which enables him to show 1 off his goods to great advantage. This ‘ store has always been a great favorite with the ladies, and they have now, not , only an opportunity to satisfy their cu- , viosity, but to supply their wants, -Mas. Wisbbrg has taken rooms at Mr? Bidells, next to the corner of Ellis and Campbell streets, and is now prepar ed to wait on tlie ladies. Seeheradvcr- i t icemen t. Millinery.—Mrs. Tweedy basjust returned from the North with a full as sortinent of Millinery, Fancy Goods. &c , to which she invites the attention of the ladies, at her store, 152 Broad street. Dust! Dust I I For the past week Hu dust has almost been insufferable, and rain at present is , milch needed. On Satuiday afternoon, it was very dusty. Every dray that passed along caused it to ascend, and it kept ascending until it reached the tops of the houses. In some parts of Broad street, it wan difficult to see across the for the dust. ■—- The < n ene in Mm- ii' •i• ' t lie te.ule a I'll ■ i ' i:-•■. V. .11l h .lid. ;d tl. I,end ' ' t il • ...bit,. d , ex.i. I and th-ii oigTjwvus hard to beat by rejrulars llii ■ is a spirited and well drilled company, j nnd a credit to our city. steamship Augusta s:mo ‘ N Voik ijuaranliiie »“*• ■ * .*v . aslk S ■ i received, they indicate Shat Hawkins is elected by a handsome majority will Satnr- HBBeS' J H Her <>r % - v ■ Ah \ A Beautiful Skittli. j We select the following beautiful pic- f rom a recently published address of hiebavd V'. Conk. Esq , of Culumbus, lexas, on the Education and Influence of Woman. It. will touch the heart of the. reader. We seldom stumble upon so T'ell expressed an idea of wanian’s true mission : “I fancy a youns: man just emerging from the hripht elyseum of youth, and commencinir the bright journey of life. Honest, noble and gifted—the broad world to his warm hopes is in the future seene of affluence, fame and happiness. Under his active energies, business prospers, and as a consequence, friends come about him. Ere lonsr. he meets a sensible and amiable girl, who w ins his heart, and who loves and trusts him in return. He dosen’t stop to ask what the world will say about the match in case he marries her. Not he. The world is kicked out of doors, and the man de termines to be the architect of his own happiness. He dosen't stop to inquire whether the girl’s father is rich in lands and slaves and coin ; but he marries her for that most honest and philosophic of all reasons—because he love* her ! He builds his home in some quiet spot where green trees wave their summer "lories, and wheie bright sunbeams fall. Here is the Mecca of his heart, towards which he turns with more than Eastern adoration. Here is a green island in the sea of life, where rude winds never assail, and where storms never come! Here, from the troubles and cares of ex istence, he finds solace in the society of her who is gentle without weakness, and sensible without vanity. Friends may betray him, and foes may oppress ; hut when towards home his weary foot steps turn, and there beams upon him the golden smile of welcome, the clouds lift from his soul—the bruised heart is I restored, and the strong man made whole. I see the man fall into adversi- 1 tv. Creditors seize his property, pover- < ty stars him in the face and he is avoid- r ed on all hands as a ruined bankrupt.— 1 When he sees all go—friends, credit ; and property—grief stricken and penui- 1 less, he seeks his humble home. Now i does the wife desert him too ? Nay. ' verily! When the world abandons and ( persecutes the man. she draws closer to i c his side, and her affection is all the j warmer because the evil days have coroe j * upon him. The moral excellencies of j 1 her soul rise superior to the disasters of I fortune. And when she sees the man i sit mournful and disconsolate, like The- : mistocles by the Household Gods of ’ Admethus, hers is the task to comfort 1 and Console She reminds him ','nat misfortune has oft overtaken the wisest and the host; that all is never lost while health and hope survive ; that she still is near to love, to help and to encourage him. The man listens, his courage rallies, and the shadows flee from his he*»,rt; armed once more, he enters the arena of life. Industry and energy restore him to competency ; for tune smiles upon him, friends return, and— • Joy mounts exulting ou triumphant wings.’ Again thescene shifts. I Ree the man stretched weak and wasted on a bed of sickness. The anxious wife antici pates every want and necessity. Softly her foot falls upon the carpet, and gent ly her hand presses the fevered brow of the sufferer. Though the pale face gives token of her own w eariness and suffering, yet through the long watches of eacUretinning night, her vigils are kept beside the loved one’s couch. At last disease beleaguers the fortress of life ; and the physician solemnly warns his patient that death is approaching, lie feels it too; and the last words of love and trust are addressed to her who is weeping beside his dying bed. Ami. in truth, the last hour hath comu*, I imagine it Is a fit time to dopaii/for the golden sun himself has died upon the evening’s fair horizon, and ros\ clouds beat him to his grave behind the western hills! Around the couch of the dying man, weeping friends and kinsmen stand; while the minister slowly reads the holy words of pr mise: • "I am the Insurrection and the Life, saith she Lord ; he that believeth on me. though he were dead, yet shall he live; and whoso liveth ami believeth in me, shall never die.” Slowly the clock marks the passing moments, and silently the sick man’s breath is ebbing away Slowly the cold waters are roll ing through the gateways of life. And now. a.* the death damp is on the vic tim’s brow, and the heart throbs its last pulsations, the glazed eye opens and turns in one full, farewell glance of af fection upon the trembling weeper who bends over him ; and ere the spirit de parts fiTexer, the angels hear the pale wife whisper- ‘Til meet thee—l’ll meet th» e in Heaven!” PAPER G ommission W areiiouse, AND PRINTER’S DEPOT, FOR Tine BAI.B of Minting, printing, nnU Colored Papers, Cards, AND PRINTING MATTiAL OS ALL KINDS. Agent for L. JOIIX SON & CO., Type Pounders, n. HOB CO., And other Printing Press Makers. ! PRIITING INKS. OF I3!'Xr QUALITY - , j AT MANUFACTURERg’ PRICES. j The Subscriber bogs to call attention to his ' LARGE STOCK 01’ WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPER i of bII kinds, which he will hcjll very cow for j casp. < r short credit on large sums. JOSEPH WALKER, 120 Meeting-st , Charleston, S. C. Bep3o-(144cl Copts ftiieishlpT rpHE UNDERSIGNED formed a Co-1 .1 partne r on the Ist instant Jbr rbe trana- j 1 aei ion of a GENERAL GIiuCEKY 8 nu M p er t .e name and stile of SKINNER ,y jja- j iiAKRKF. Store next door to N. K. Butler’-'. S ' >*NLX i otS dlrn W. if MAHAKRLY. j It Tw i :.i e, Twiae. H'IVE bales Lagging '1 \V T JNE, just rc- , ceired, and lor sale at Hrlb D’ANTJG.VAC & H( T BCARI>’S. ! A Hope, Mope. HUN DP EG coils best Machine (Todd Mills) j *-t re •-!v« : l>v f»*AVri )<’ M'KUARD. ■[’Bs9! 1859! 1859! HERN AI.MAN.M v.iil, 1 ■ r, f V,, ’ r, h an.l bouta ■mo AUbaie i T- in,. .. .• ..,iu h,.:n ;u. Kcr s.. If 111 .Tl:y vj.i .Hi,' v b - thw i:tl!,u'..'.vMV- OFFICIAL DIIAWINU.^ OF THE Sparta Academy Lottery. OF GKQKOLA. Tho following are the drawn numbers ol the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, CIass CTO-drawn OCTOBER ft. 18SS : 03, 56, 74, 70, 62, 1. 40, 21 48 14 29 *52. 12. ’ The following arc the Drawn Numbers of the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, Class bSO- Ertra iniwn OCTOBER 11 1858: 77, 35, 59, 70, 44, 01, 42, 1 47 19 39, 12, 30, 18. F. C. RAKHRK, ) „ J.. r. DUGAS, j Commissioners. oc« s. SWAN K TO.. Manni'p.rs. Comma-nil |ntdligfna. AUGUSTA DISPATCH OFFICE. 1 October 11. 1858. J AUGLSTA, Oct. 11— Gotten. —We have an other quiet market to report to-day, with heavy receipts. The sales reported this morning reach only 193 bales, 20 at ll»i, 108 at 11#, and 65 at 12. Receipts 1852 bales. FLOUR.—We quote Tennessee superGno $b(Q •rU ; Extra $5,250*5-50; Family $5,750*6. City Mills, Superflue $5 500*5-75 : Extra Fam Cy *7o*7 50. CORN.—Tlie st ck on hand is light, but the de mand is limited io homo wants, which are sup plied sparingly. We have heard of the sale this week of a lot of 400 sacks good White, at 68 cents. Most holders, however, refuse to sell un tier 76 cents, sacks included. We quote 70 to 75 cents—the latter price from stores in small lots. BACON.- There is a good stock on hand, with but a moderate demand. There Is a better en quiry for good joint Tennessee meat, Shoulders and Hams. Wc continue to quote, nominally. Shoulders 7 >4®B ; Ribbed Sides, Western, 9>£: Tennessee JO, Tennessee Clear Shies Hams Tennessee and canvassed 10^10} 4 \ A 1 iarge lot of cither description, could be purchased under our figures. FREIGHTS.—The river at the present time is low, and none hut light draft hoatsli cun reach our wharves without lightening. There is not much Cotton offering, and the Fashion line is now asking 40 cts halo. There are some shipments making of Flour and Wheat, I but not in as great quantities as for a week or ] two past. We quote Flour to Savannah, by the j river, 20 cents $ bbl ; Salt, 20 cents $ sack, j Cotton by Railroad to Savannah, GO cents; to j Charleston 80 cents. | MONTGOMERY, Oct. 9, BA. M. — CotUr; t _ The j ircirke l was very quiet yesferdey. 'Received ! '.S'4 b tie.-. Planters are pressing sa lea. wtalcb caused a decline of u quote Middlings DK«:I <;0,,,i Middling Icents. This \ morning we have no from shippers— 1 all are holding o tl » ur present, as the stock I is accunn* ra pj(jjy • tLoy ai ticipato lower j ot ? are % v 1 ill have to be submitted to. BAINBRIDGE, Oct. Cotton.— TTic cotton conies rolling in much faster than ever known at this season of the year. Low Middling 11‘s®ll 1 ivorpool Mi idling 11 fa Strict Middling 11/«/a)ll?4 Good Middling { SAV.vNNaA, Oct ft. —Cotton —The market to day was rattier fl »t and the enquiry small. The principal salt's have been from low grades. We report a decided decline of l* to I’ransatcions loot up 220 liales, namely : 30 at 1"%, 5 i at 11, 40 at 6G at i2^c. — iijiiiping Jttteliigena. Oct. 9.—Arrived, Tern Isa bella Ellis, Newborn, N.C.; Bulov/, Bark Chas. Thompson, supposed from West Indies. SAVANNAH, Oct. ll —Arrived. Ship George Evans, Cooper. City Foint: i’ark K Mright, Jr., l.elar, Philadelphia; Schr Siombern Belle, Smith, New Yoftk; Steamer Augusta Fraser, Augusta. Cleared, Steamship State of Georgia, Garvin, • liludt Ij.hia; Steamship Commerce, Gager, Hal i tirno e • Bark Warren Fisher, Gallagher, St. JitHn de Cuba; Schr K ite Brigham. Welch, Bos ton; Schr Kate Morrell, W ek s, Provi v enc. U I THU OCEAN STEAHEUti. Sailing Days to amt from the United States. ' FROM EUROPK. Vova Scotia, from Liverpool r nr Quebec.. Sept 22 ■’an-’d•:, front Liverpool for Boston Sept 25 orth Star, from Havre for Now York.. .Sept 29 Ariel, trom Havre for New York Oct fi Anglo-Saxon, from Liverpool for Quebec.. Oct 6 i-'ii ton, fro n South imp'on for Now Vo* k. .Oct 20 North America, ir’rn LivorpT for (pt-beeJKt 2U Northern Light, from Havre for N York. Nov 3 I Arago, from St uthimpton for N York... Nov 17 FROM THE PNITEii STATES. Persia, from New Y*rk for I iverpool Sept 29 I Northern l ight, f’m N York for Bremen. Sept 29 | Niagara, from P.otton for Liverpool Oct 3 j Indian, from Quebec to Liverpool Oct 9 Asia, from New York for Liverpool Oct 13 Arago. from Now York to Havre Oct 16 I Panada, from Boston for I iverpool Oct 20 i Nova co iau, from Quebec for Live poo!.. Oct 23 j vngloSt.xon, from Quebec for Liver pool. Nov 6 Fulton, from New York for Havre .Nov 13 North America, f’m Quebec for LiverpM.Nov 20 Sale of leal Estate \I7ILL be sold, before the Court W House of Edgefield J istriet. on MONDAY, the 4th day of OCTOBER next, all that piece, pi reel or lot of Land with the Hotel and out j but o'.ngs, situate in (.ramteville, in the District I of Edgefield, known as the Hotel Lot, measuring in wi itli North and South, two hundred and forty-nine feet, more or less, and extending Fas and West from Canal street to Gregg street, sou hundred and sixty-four feet, together with alfl adjoining orth on Gregg street, onehum're . feet wide, and one hundred and eighty fourf.s€ I deep, East an 1 West, together with the used ! common with others, of the public Mall adjoii J iny on the North, for the period of nine hundre 1 j and ninety-one years and eleven months an j sixteen days, to bo kept up as a Public House) long as the oruniteville Manufacturing Company .-hall not sell their grounds for the erection of a Public House or Hotel in Craniteville, with the proviso that the purchaser, his heirs, executors, administrators or assigns, shall not convert the said premises, or any part thereof, into a place for selling or retailing any sort of wine, spirits or malt liquor, on penalty of paying to the Gran itevllle Manufacture g Company twenty-five dol lars lor eveiy day on which such selling or re tailing shall t ike place. To ini approved purchaser the terms will be liberal. Purchasers to pay for papers. FRANCIS W. KICK LING, Executor of B Mcßride. GrahamvilLe r. 0., S -epld eodtd ! fUST ARKIVED— ,*) 5.C0 ) lbs Snow White /.INC ; lo,ftoo lbs pure White LEAD ; 325 boxes French Window Gs ASS ; j COIX3RS. of all kinds, dry and in oil ; I PAINT BRUSHES, VARNISHES. Whitewash : j BRUSHFS, GOI.D LEAF. BRONZES, S-tnd ! PAPER, PtTTY. Artists’ COLORS, j kc. All of which will bo sold at prices that car.' | ' not fail To please. ; < I".' daclm wm. h. ti it. JC For sale low, l y i sep3 WILCOX, HAND k ANSLEY. I [FAMILY HAMS.— A few more of those choice HAMS, of j House’s make, still remaining • a Go. a few box<)s of CLEAR filDEd, of the same make. For sale [by oc7 KfNC^J,EY k SANCAEZ. ; s’ali ant! Winter Millinery, NOW OPEN. | Mrs. M, L, Pritchard, Ag*t, OPPOSITE the .\lechunics’ I’anL, has returned from Now York with a full sup j o : y of F-'SHB)XABJ.K BONNETS. Flower and j KiUbon DRESS CAPS and HEAD DRESSES. ' —ALSO— 1 1 A large assortment *»; Misses BONNETS and ; HATS, CLOAKS, SHAWLS and RAGLANS. ocl-2oi QUININE —300 ounces for sale at a j low figure, by oc’! WM. !I TUTT. | LARD. —Prime Lard, in Cans, for | sale foe-- bv seplT TH-jS. P, (STOVALL &CO IS I Hickman, Hills & Cress HAVE JUST OPENED A LARGE AND SPLENDID STOGK OP jSTAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, WHICH THEY OFFER, Either at Wholesale or Eetail, at VERY LOW PRICES. No House in Augnsta or in the South, can sell ! 1811911 GOODS. n. H. & CO. respectfully invite the attention of Ladies to their exhibition of Wliicli they Will Open on Saturday, 9th inst. BOOTS AND SHOES! EXTRA CHEAP AVI) GOOD! NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS, OPPOSITE THE mmmmm s* buisl THE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW FULLY PREPARED FOR THE FALL TRADE, WITH A LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF jiff ft AN» SB OSS, Which lie will sell at as low prices as ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY. | He respectfully calls the attention of Planters to his BROGANS. E. L. SYMMONS. A. P. BEERS & CO, General Commission Merchants, A.UaUSTiA, G-. A . UNDERSIGNED have this day 1 entered iuto a Copartnership for the J ittion of a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, in this city. | Their personal attention will be given to sell ing consignments of Produce ami Manufactured Articles, and aLso Buying and Selling all kinds 01 ! Produce and other Merchandise upon orders. One of tho partners (Mr. Foster) wil. remain i in Tennessee prei nro-1 »o (ill orders for all kind l of Tennessee produc ions, t A. I*. BEER?, Augusta, Ga., ; HORACE FOSTER, Louisville, Tenn. i ocl 2m laager Beer. | i XXTEEKLY supples direct from I’liila ▼ V delphia by steamer from Brewery of .1. > & P. B.VI TZ, whose BEER is superior to any at 5 :he North, will bo found at the store <>f > THOMAS WHYTE, t ocf-I l\v Agent for the Brewery. k \TK\V HERRING. 1 a! SO barrels new Nova Scotia HERRING, the t cheapest article of load in the market, for plan tation use, on consignment, and for sale low bv ; «cp2o AXBLEY k BQK. Sundries. i ryUNNY BAGGING and ItOPE—Mar VX t:hine, Handmade and Manilla : Tennessee AMS, SIDES and T.ARD ; I*LOUR TOBACCO. COW PEAS; PEA MEAL. HAY, WHISKY ; Nova Scotia HERRING .Ac. On couri’gun.cnt, and lor sale low. by | sep22 ANfcLEY S SON. ON CONBIG K MENT. O Pipes of Holland GIN. For sale in & quantities to sui purchasers by 1 THOMAS WHYTE, oet4 1 w Com mission Merchant.]} JUST RECEIVED— -25 bbls Stuart’s A SUGAR : t 25 B “ For sale low, by JOSIAIi SIBLEY & SONS, ocs No. 0 Warren Block. On Consignment. oA| | Boxes best French LEMONS in 1 good order, and sound condition, lor sale by THOMAS WHYTE, oct4-lw Commission Merchant. J. «J. Pearce, WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, A v frusta , Georgia. THE UNDERSIGNED, thankful for the libera! patronage extended V to him for a senes of years, would S Aj j inform his friends aud tho public, that jSjjSSogt | lie will continue at his same well known BRICK I I WAREHOUSE, on Campbell street, near Bone#, | Brown it Co.’;- Hardware House, where, by strict ' personal attention to ail business entrusted to j his care, he hopes Lc will receive a share of the f public patronage. CASH ADVA NCES, BAGGING, ROPE and FAM ILY SUPPLIES, will be forwarded to customers ! as heretofore, when desired. J. J. PEARC'F. j Augusta,Ga., July 20, 7SSS. jy27-coui JAMBS A. JONES, (OF THE LATE FIRM OF J .ARNES «: JONES,) | W r ILL continue the WARE- ftVN r*\ ' HOUSE amt COMMISSION BUSI R) i I i c n the HBH corner of Mclntosh and Rcysv! Is•«?!., Aulm-u | Georgia, (formerly ocoupied'by Simpson Gard j ner). 1 would gr tofu iy ro ura my thauks to my numerous friends who so liberally patron i isedmentiy cld stmd, and would roost rc : spectfully solicit a continuance of the Batne at i the new, hoping, by giving my strict personal! attention to business, to promote tho interest of! all those who may favor me with their patronage, j A l l orders fur BAGGING, ROPE, and FAMILY ; feI’PPJJES promptly and carefully executed. Liberal cash advances made on PRODUCE in store. JAMES A. JONES. Augusta, July 14, 1858. jylfi-wly ON CONSIGNMENT -500 bushels heavy BRAN, in sacks. For ?3le by sep 3 KI.VCHI.EY & SANCHEZ. | Furniture Ware Rooms iBEXMTfifliilKB HAVE ON HAND, ' AND ARE DAILY RECEIVING, AT THEIR New Ware Rooms. j. INTo 293 E3 x m cx tel street, d A LARGE anil elegant assortment of 1 jtA. FURNITURE, consisting of'Rosewood, Par lor and Chamber SUITS ; Mahogany and Walnut n Tetc-a-Tete SOFAS, CHAIRS, BUREAUS, WASH .'i’ANJ S. WARDROBES. Side and I’orncr Ktanza, Tea toys, Ladies’ Work Table.?, Hat Stand-, Ac SIDEBOARDS, - Rosewood, Oak, Mahogany, and Walnut, of dif ferent sizes and quality. : Cottage Chamber Setts, 1 Rosewood, Mahogany, < uk, Walnut and Paiuted Setts, different Patterns. COTTAGE AND FRENCH BEDSTEADS, Mahogany, Walnut, Maple and Imitation, of all kinds and prices. ie -ALS.-1 1 High Post and French BEDSTEADS, of our own • v ' Manufacture. WIRE SAFES mid WARDROBES, A good assortment hand. Pier, Plain, Gilt and Mahogany LOOKING L " GLASSES, of different styles and quality. LOOKING GLASS PLATES, of all sizes. WINDOW SHADES—A large assort vent of Gilt, Landscape and Plain Window Shades, new styles, with Patent Trimmings. Our FURNITURE is made by the best manu facturers, an ! tie* style, quality and worknuu .-:lnp cannot be surpassed by any other Furniture - ; House in this City or State. It is useless for us , to enumerate all of our stock, as we shall keep on hand a lull assortment of every article iu our line, and will sell as low as can be bought in this : city. i We invite our friends, aud the public general 1 ly, to call and examine our stock, and judge for : themselves. ; All kinds of Furniture manufactured to order. Y Also, REPAIRING and UPHOLSTERING done ! with neatness and dispatch. Hair. Moss, and j Cotton MATRASEB always on hand. ■ | BENJAMIN & GOODRICH, i oc6-dtf Augusta, Georgia. r W OOD & 00.‘S FAMILY LARD.— T T 10 barrel? of thr best Family LARR in ; store, and for sale by - | “0-24 M. W. WOOBRUFF. ( 'IORN, CORN— ’ | VA A constant supply of Rood heavy STOCK I i COR.V. in store, ami lor sale by •®p2B a. w. yrooi'RUFF. j ON TOSSIGSSiEiST. 4 Quarter Casks French BRANDY : 4 Eights no. tlo. do ! ■ far sale by THOMAS WHYTE, °bt4 Iff Commission M. rrhant. I Bacon and Lard. Fifty thousand founds tun-! NESSEK BACItX SIKES j 5,000 lbs. lenncsscu l,.\lli> F. r sale by j I cc 4 BAKER A WBTfillT. j On Consienment. barrels Extra Family FLOUR, j now in Store, amt a lot or Soperdno in os I ! ““4 40 lbs. sacks, daily expected from tic 31111?. j For sale cheap by TIIOMAi WIIYTK, Commission Merchant, ! 'll 1 1 w 135 Broad st. REMOVAL, riIHE subscriber begs to inform his cus- X toraers and friei U.s that lie has removed from : :.1‘ Intosb .street to theSUn e No. 135 Broad street below the City Hotel. THOMAS WHITE, General Insurance Agent ocUlw and Commission Merchant. Cream Ale. tMFT\ barrels XX draft ALE from the ceiebrated Brewery of MASSY, COL- W-'.S & O)., Philadelphia, and for sale by THOMAS W BYTE, ' , Sole Agent, i !,c,4 -t ,r 135 Broad s! HAIGH & ANDREWS, IIANUFACTUHEBS AND RETAIL DEALERS IN C33Lof>l!:iMo, , GSNTLEMEFE FURBISHING GOODS. ARE NW RECEIVING THEIR SUPPLIES FOR THE Fall and Winter Trade. t n n ( o i? T " ,! Fr ?' h ? nil EngUsh Cloths rmd Beaver Cloths • Black French Dot; skins and Uasimcres • Fancy French, English and American Oasimeres • • BIa( * "»'> Pa»o, Silks and Velvets : I 0 "'lnch they will make to order at short notice in the BEST STYLE and on the roost reasonable terms. CLOTHING-. Fine Black Cloth Frock and Sack Coats ; Fancy Cassimere Business Coats and sacks, various styles and qualities * Fine and cheap Overcoats, various stvles ; r Bine's Doe Skin and Fancy Casimere' Pants ; Velvet, Silk mid Casimere Vests 1 raveling Saawls and Buggy Blankets. FURNISHING GOODS. Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers, Collars, Cravats, Ildkfs, Half Hose, White and Colored Kid, Silk, Buckskin and Casimere Gloves ; Also, many new styles of Ne< k Ties and Scarfs— j °f which we would invite the attention of purchasers, assuring them that we will at all times endeavor to give entire satisfaction as to style, nualitv ! and price. ! We are Agents for 1 hum as I\ Williams’ New York Report of Fashions, and have the Fall Report now ready for delivery, with large Plate and Book, j sept 21 ts i NEW CARPET STORE. J. (i. BAILIE & BROTHER BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS OF AUGUSTA AND THE SUR ROUNDING DISTRICTS. THAT THEY WILL OPEN A NEW CARPET STORE A T 205 BROAD -ST. , SECOXO I) 00 R WEST OF fl AXE OF AUG VST A. Recently occupied by Sherman, Jessup & Co., On B X a lxuL:rs«3.£Jhy, Vtli inst, H a large, superb stock of Goods, embracing everything new in That line. * * ar,( l eqiial in qualify and variety to any first rate establishmeut in the country. It is our object to supply our patrons with good Goods, at such prices as the s .me grade ot • oods can be procured in Charleston or New York, and which, we trust, will he the means of keeping at home all orders in the :iL.I3Xr:E3. P. S.—All purchasers wanting CARPETS made up, titted and put down, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, or COC <>N, and CANTON MATTINGS laid, can I ave the same properly attended to, as we keep in , our employ thorough and experienced CARPET UPHOLSTERERS AE*r Country orders attended to with promptness and disi atch. .f. <i. HA I LIE &. BROTHER, oC £' Importers and Dealers. New Carpet More, No. 205 broad st., North si le. | UNITED STATES FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Sara toga Springs, 3M "'ST. THOMAS WHYTE, A g ,»,, AWa . INCORPORATED JANUARY 22, 1851. CAPITAL 5215,000. T'HIS COMPANY ’Ainncs to insure Houses, Manufactories, Buildings, Mi-.- . eliwery, Goo*!*. V- • hi -v n ■ and Per-mi al E-tat». Ships, Vessels and Cargoes, to Port ■) ly acu --w Jrg '.GAIN-T i‘*-S OR DAMAGE BY FIRE, on terms consisted with | the Law « Compensator: B * i D* o f <» 1-s: Edward R >{• %er> Awe- Sto.Hard, Renjamin F Austin, F. D. Wheeler, Jr , Charles Avery, Joseph F. Avery, Mi>o J. Jennings. N. W. Mat, i Silas Briggs. AP. Norton, Robert C Holdridge, W. S. Courtuev, ; Benjamin K Payne. JOSEPH F. AVERY. Presi 'ent, F. I). WHKF.LF.R. Js., Secret -ry. ors 6 w < conoTVFY Vie** Prasident. < GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE MO TRUST COMPANY Os I*liilad.elplila. Charter Perpetual Capital $500,000. I TURK INSURANCE ON STORES, DWELLINGS, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, and MERCHANDISE go erally, limited or perpetual. MARINE INSURANCE on Vessels, Cargo and Freight, to all parts of the world. Also. Inla- «1 i Insurance on Goods to all parts of the country I Office n the Company’s Building. No. 403 Walnut, corner of Fourth Street. ** ■ ■•«>«- d «*»•** = CHARLES C. LATHKOP, President. *\ M. DARLING, Vi. .-President. JAMB>* WRPiHI’. Secretary ami Treasure. 1.. GREGORY, 2d Vice Pres’t, 49 William-st.. H R. RICHARDSON, Assistant Secretarv Charles C. Lathrop, Alex. Whillden, Isai’c H.v/Juhur.-t, John C. Hunter. K. Tracy, John K. McCurdy. Jonathan J. Slocum, William Darling, Thomas L. < ilicspie, ; • -Tames B. Smith, Hon. Henry M. Fuller, J ha K Vodges, James Wright. Alfred Taylor. J STATEMENT, JANUARY Ist, 185 S. ! Capital $2-2.300 ro - ur P lu S . 65.274 05 .1 $277,574 05 ASSETS. > j r*:a. Estate, and Bonds and Mortgages. $l3O C OO GO ,: -Stocks, (par value, $86.450) 51.9 i 5 00 > | Bills Receivable 01,723 00 • Cash in Bunks and due from Agents 27.135 45 'j . . - ”- J —5277,574 o£ Premiums received $!«»2 872 32 Interest. Rents, &c. . . . 11)601 -IS Losses paid.. $ 47 860 il Expenses, Commissions, Reinsurance, and Livid- 1 » 41,362 f'4 1 $ 89,402 74 _ report of the comptroller of the state OF NEW YORK. i Hop. S-15. Church, Comptroller, Ate —Dear Sir Agreeably to yo r request, I have exam mod, 1 believe critically and fully, the afl'ary. n - .-i; ami asset's of the Great Western Insurance j end Trust Company. I have seen and inspected >-•? only their Books, which are well kept but , the Assets under the heads of Cash on band. Biiis Rer»*iv;tb?e. ami Btork Notes, nd feel perpecth [ safe in reporting *o you that the four item-- Cash on hand ami in the Lends of Agents ” -I T n j settled Premiums.” • Bills Receivable.” and “Mock Notes,” a mount fog to $93,8 8. ar« good and available to the Company for that amount, or nearly that amount. I have taken some palm { to ascertain the value of Stocks held by I'm Co r.pany, having visited the several Companies an* ! conversed fully aud freely with their respective officers i The building belonging to the Company, «>n the corner of Walnut and Fourth streets. Is a very ! tine free-stono building, well built, an ! admirably a* ranged ; its location is one of the best foi ! business purposes in Philadelphia. I have • s.lied op n the gentle men who built it and sold it to I the Company, who informed mo that it cost h.m ovi • s7t»,Uf'o cash. I think tbig property would ' he a good investment at $75 ono 1 The Reul Estate Mortgiigeac-L- one l in tb< statement of the Company, are all rood for th«- amount stated and cover property v. orth at lea.-t fifty per cent, more than the amount iUr whicu J they are mortgaged. From this statement, it will be Seen that this Company should receive your Certificate. I dt l sire add that the Company <e-ms to be intelligently ami pru lentiy mam ed. and i tiud that it enjoys the full confdcnce of the business wen of Pi-iiadelphia.. B ! gued, 1. S. CHATFH-Xl *. Agent of Comptr Her of Now York. °c 4 » THOMAS WHYTE, Agent, Augusta, Ga. THE Q«m CITY IMRMCE CO, Os Pliiladelpaia. CAPITAL AM) S*i4PLUS $250,000. ” OFFICE FRANKLIN IiUU.EI.'J- ' No 408 Wal NUT STREET. T7^IRE INSURANCE on Stores, I rolling;*. Public Buildings, and Merchandis ■ gen* rally MARI'.E IN.-' Kv v <J- « V - d and Freiuht to and from all parr otlh : world. aHo. luhtnn Insuram-e <>n « to-•♦» ** *r> m *ll pan-nt th*- Cmon. CHARTER PERPETUAL. 4 > ifiHa m»tsi «."* .■ k» B C s GEO 11. Ha 'l, I'ro.i ant. M. K. < Ut. & -ALL, re* iei.«ry a. i Tr-*/! E. P. ROSS, Vice Pre iUent. s H. BUTLEB, As?«t-iant Sei rotary. George H. Hart, John G Dale Charles G. Imlay, E. P Ross Fo t<*r 3 Perkins, H. K.» oggshpll. A. C. Cattell, E. W. Bailey. Samuel Jones, M. M., Joseph E<lwards, Andrew R. Chaiubara. Bon. 11. M. Fuller, JL. Pomeroy. This Company was organised wi h ;i aid up Capital of $20o.0lH) and has now a surplus •“ $77,605 85. The Directors liaviug resolved to transact it business in a prompt and liberal mar. ner, offe. to Injure against all 10-ses connected wuh FIRE AND MARINE upon tue mo reasonable term 9. LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAID oc4 6 THOMAS WHYTE, Agert, Augusta, C»