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> (Storing sUsj>atc|. 3 €»*< LOCK P. 2W. OCT.a«J. Notice to Advertisers. Advertisements for the Evrmso Dispatch must toe Lauded in by eleven o’ctoci in the forenoon jn or jer to appear the same day. LOCAL MATTERS. M< tiical College of it will be seen, by a special notice ir: another column, that the lectures in this institution will attain commence on. Monday next. The introductory J.ec-j tare will be delivered by Professor Jo-1 hkih Jones. Pnaertllngi Board o* HenKli. Eegilae Meeting, / October 28, 1858. \ Present—lames M. Dye, Chairman. Members—Messrs. Peay, Harper and Heard. ' The City Sexton reports seven inter ments from the 21st to the 28th of Oe-! tuber. Whites five : blacks and color-. cq two. Disc lies of which thro Dial li'iilam ► j matron of the bowels, one; croup, one;, unknown, one ; congestive fever, one; vthoopir.g cough, one : pneumonia, one. consumption, one—total seven. The Board adjourned. S. H. Crump, Secretary Board Health. Dr. Bi'nU’K Ei»t<-rtnlr»m<*nt«. This pleasing ami instructive exhibi tion was opened again last night to rather a thin house, on account of the] inclemency of the weather. The views Include a representation of Fnirmoiint Water Works, scenes along the Niaga ra River, the Falls of Niagara in Win ter and Slimmer, by daylight and by moonlight, and magnincient views of the Mammoth Cave. Tne Hyde Park Crystal Palace and the Yacht America close the panoramic views. Between the different paintings, Mr. M. i V.ni. and sings some very pleasing hail ads, and the laughable and inimitable perform av. -o of the Marionette Family concludes tire entertainment. It is a novel and into resting medley of amusements and we advise those who wish to spend a pleas ant evening to visit Concert Hall d 'ring the present week. Give Its EigM. What lifts become of the gas light in HI I is, and other streets a little remote tom the centre of the city ■ Last night the darkness was dangerously v isiblp alone the rough muddy walks of those avenues of locomotion. [l OMMLMi .VrED.j '•tin tiiics on Engiisli Grammar. BY LUCIES LATASTE. Mr. Editor: —ln this age of Pro gress and Reform, the Press is the great La engine, either of Truth or Error. 1, doubt not your willingness to promul-i gate the former, and zeal in the exposi-1 tion of the latter. I propose, in the 1 discharge of what I regard public) dr.iv, to avail myself of a space in your, columns, with a view of furnishing the profession of teachers f.yi ■■ria’lt/, and the j public generally, with some strictures, upon the prevailing systems of English Grammar, exposing their numerous | errors and improprieties, and at the! same time, to cal I attention to the c >r-) reetionof those errors as displayed in I the “ Philosophical Grammar of Prof. I. J. Morris.” Had 1 the means of eliciting the l opinions of intelligent teachers, I sus | pect a large majority of theta would concur with me, in saying that they have been conscious of the many errors a text liooks in Grammer, yet the best they could do, was to use the books eon tairiing, in their judgment the /tic,:-.' I errors. .They would also acknowledge! the trouble and difficulty attending! their labors, in being obliged to con tame the entiie time of tire class re citation, in oral corrections of such er ] rors. Wjth an experience of thirty I three years in the profession, I claim the privilege of being classed among j its Nestors, and I trust, the fruits of that experience will be acceptable ai}d I profitable to those who have just enter- I ed its ranks. I say then, that I can -1 cot recall a solitary instance of a thor ough grammarian, made so by the old system. But on the other hand, I have abundant testimony to convince the most skeptical, that good grammarians 1 can he made in twenty days, by the new system. If I be asked, whence thiy difference? I would answer, from, | the extreme simplicity of Prof. Mok- j * ms’s system. Truth is the basis of it 1 all. It contains nothing inconsistent) Wr with reason, and commends itself! throughout, to the comprehension and j ' understanding of the students. The i teacher loses no time in explaining a) principle in one lesson, which he feels will be overturned in the next. He is at every step of his progress involving himself in perplexities and embarrass- I ments, to the manifest disrelish of the i pupil. For instance, I ask any teacher to explain satisfactorily to himself, by the old systems, the philosophy of the nominative and objective cases, in the sentences, John struck James, and James is J s ruck b’j John. His grammer teache-c that the nominative case is tire subject of the verb—the agent actor or doer, and the objective case is the ob ject of a verb or preposition. Without entering minutely, for want of room into an analysts of those sentences, I call attention to the word James, in the second sentence. The teacher is bound by his grammer, to teach his pupils , that, it is the nominative to the verb, • s Struck, and his good sense, tells him at ‘he samp time, that Jams is the recip ient of the action. In other words, ' James is both in the nominative and ob jective cases. j The removal of such obstacles as the foregoing, from the pupils inquiring after lyt Trt th, forms but a small portion of the ’ improvements in Prof. Moreis’s system. With your permission, I will from time 1 to time, submit some of them, for the benefit of those who may be honestly 1 inclined to advocate and sustain the ‘ logical structure of the English L..n- ( guage. In my next, 3 will discuss Gender., as , taught in the old systems. In coTrobo- 1 j ration of what 1 have advanced on the ; 1 simplicity of the new system, allow me j to append the experience of others. ! Rev. Chau. H. Stillwell, Rome, Ga., j • says, “Prof. I. J. Morris has visited the! city of Rome, and taught a class by his 1 system of Grammar. I have a daugh-! ter in said class, and am satisfied her 1 i progress was more rapid, and the knowledge attained more thorough than it could have been, by the use of 1 tire other systems of grammar. I am ; thoroughly convinced that with Prof. M's plan, he can perform all he promi- I se«.” The editor of the Mobile Tribune, who j ; had witnessed the progress of a class says; “With a moderate degree of ap plication, pupils with Morris’s Gram mar, may readily acquire within twenty d a very competent knowledge of the whole practical structure of the English Language.” Should there be a sufficient number in your c ity, anxious to test the system I now advocate, let it be signified th;o' your paper. THE OCEAN STEAMERS. , S'a Hi., ■■ Dan to ar.d from. t\c Vr.ited Stater,. FROM EUROPE. * Arifl, f cm Havre for New York ...... Oct 0 ; ; Angif-Saxon, from Liverpool fo r Quebec.. Oct 6 . i Fulton.: ro*n Southampton for New Vo r k.. 0:t 20 t j N-urth‘America, trrr. Liverp’l for Quebec. Oct 20 . Northern Light, from Havre for N York. Nov 3 Arag .:r m Southampton for N York. Nov 17 * i FROM THE UNITED STATES. - 1 Per si.o. from New Y*rk for Liverpool.... Sept 29 j Northern ! >ght. f’m N York for Bremen .Sept 29 i i Nir.garu, from Boston for Liverpool Oct 3 j . I Indian. from Quebec to Liverpool Oct 9 ; ‘ ■ As’--*, fi. :n New York for Liverpool Oct !?> j I Ara-.-f-. fr:-m New York to Havre Oct Ifi | Cun:;;'a, fnu.i Boston for J ivorpool Oct 20 : .*•'•.-v. ?■ • an, from Quebec for Li vc poo’.. Oct *23 j ) Angl * Srixan, from Quebec fnr Liverpool. Nov G j r A.: n, in in New York for Havre Nov 13 II North America, f’m Quebec for Livorp’J.Nov 20 5 1 Commercial InttHigeitte. . WEEK JL Y REVI EW • AUGUSTA DISPATCH OFFICE, l October 29, 1858. 5 REMARKS.—Business continues brisk for thi i and ail the Cotton ac <1 other prod ace 5 Prong':;! to market meets with ready sale at ‘ | full pn There :s no scarcity ol' any of the t! leading articles, and our merchants evince ,• j every disposition to sell at reasonable profits.— s : Iu * u • Dry Goods line the assortment is good , and well selected. Our streets present, at the present l ine, qii.tc a lively appearance, and ; our great staple, Cotton, is coming in more j freely. COTT#N —ln the early part of the week there i was a good demand, but within the last day or ' two it ha. - fallen off. Cotton begin:: t«> come in 1 1 freely, both by wagons and railroads, and is [ ( mostly sold on arrival. Yesterday the market _ 1 was d'.P, and the sales few. The sales of the week sum up about 0,309 bales, as follows : 8 , ‘ | bales at 10. lat 10j<, 227 at 11, >2 at 111 16,163 ' ’lat 11 1.207 at 11 180 at 11 -'-10, 2,599 nt •; 11 97 at 11 713, 1,337 at 11 L, 90 at 11 ‘.).IG ; . 48 a: 11 , 2'. >; 12, and 12 at cents. As | i: is .dif!i.:u>. to give correct quotations, we j omit them, and would refer to the sales above. ’ j The market yesterday was very dull, buyer.-: »j showing but little disposition to operate J iborolias been a good demand, which has . j been freely met by holders, at a decline of about ; 4 c. from tho prices paid last w eek. The sales 1 ! re*-h I N'- bales, vise :53at 11 ; 550 at 11 ; 793 ■] at 11 5 1 cents. We quote— : ’ : ! r \o%mi ! Good Middling. 11 a)— j Middling Fair . I Receipts 1207 bales. > 1 The Receipts of Cotton per Georgia Railroad i reach G 309 bales during the week. , WHFA7—Prices take a wide ran e for b' th Re Li.:.d W.bito, and the quality offering of bolu descriptions is inforor. The bulk of iho sales ; making of Rcu are at 75 to 90 cent”, a choice - lot whould bring 31; and of White 30 to sl—a choice lot would bring sl.lO. There is no ex L(<rt demand, and millers are well supplied at * j present. 1 ' FIuOUR.—T .itle or no demand, and price.; are ■ 1 tower for c mnfcry brands; We quote T mnes jce super; . • £-.‘ 50 a 5 ; Extra $5 a 5.25 ; Extra Family $5.50a 5 75—these arc wholesale prices —outside fguros for bbla. City Mills superfine I S 5 50a $5.75 ; Family $6 a $8.50 ; Extra Fain* ■ dy a $7.50. i CORN.—The demand is still confined to city ; wants, and the stock on*band is more than am- < - pie to supply it. We quote 73 a 75 cents, sac s 1 I included—latter price for small lots from store, j BACON.—DuII, with a heavy stove on hand ! Tiiere is a good demand for prime Shoulders i and'ales have been made at and Hams are neglected, unless choice lots of the latter. We continue to quote, nominally, ribbed ■'hies 9.219)4, and clear 10/2)10;2 ; Haras 1 .fa) ' IC. ; BAQG'N -.—Prices have declined, and we , now q :cto heavy Gunny at cents—a : sale of a large lot was made from store at the former price ; light Demand coi - fined tu im met hate wants, i ; ROPE—Good stock on hand. Hand-made Ken | tucky is selling at 8%(Q9, and Machine at cents. j FEATHERS.— I There is a good demand for J Feathers, and we now quote good Tennessee at i 58 to 10 cents. j COFFEE.—Fair stock on hand, and well di* | [ vided out between our grocers, who are stifi’ iu r j their asking rates, in consequence of au advance ! in tb > Northern markets. Rio is selliug at 1. > a , * 12, and 12; 2 cents, according 10 quantity and 1 quality. 1 SUGARS.—The stock on h.nd h.s been iu ' creased by receipts, but holders are firm in the asking prices. We quote New Orleaus bfalO'/J, according to quality and quantity ; Muscovaaoes B !i{Q9X : Porto Rico , C’s from ceuts. MOLASSES.—-Moderate clock of Cuba—selling from Stores, u small lots, at 3o®Ss cents. The stock 0. New Orleans is light aud holders are asking from storefs, in email lots. 45 io 00 cents. SALT —Holders are stilfouiug iu their asking j prices, aud for good merchantable, iu new and substantial they are asking irou store, iu 1 lots, sl.lt)fa>si.i& per suck. here is st il some 1 old sacks ou the market, but for this description 1 there is but little enquiry. ALE AND CIDER —Good supply of both arti* , cles on hand—the bust Philadelphia lc is selling I a t $lO bbl.; Champagne Cider at slo, aud Ap ple Cider at $9.59. 3 CANDLES—Fair stock on hand. We quote Ad amantine 22/g)25, and Sperm 45,ft50 cents. LiMit AND CEMENT.—Tuore is a fair supply of ■ Georgia time on band, aud it is Belli g atsl 75ft $2 25 per bbl. according to quality The st ck . Northern light. Roseudaie Cemcui is sen :ngats2.sUft)s3, and talclned Piaster of Paris at $3.50ft)53.75 per bbi. * POTATOES.—Fair supply ou hand, and selling in small lots from stores at ! cording to quality. SUNDRIES.—Beeswax is worth 25 ; Genseng , 30 ft) 35 ; and Eggs 18 ft) 20. DRIED FRUlT.—There is a good demand for Dried Peaches to fill Northern orders, bnt the ! quantity on salo is limited. We were shown or ders yesterday at s4ft)s4 50, which the parties say they will give for the article on the spot. We quote at the present rates for immediate dc' very, $3.f.0ft}54.25 according to quality and condition. Unpealed Poaches are not in demand at $1.25® $1.75- Pealed Apples 80ft)$l, no de mand for unpealed. j DOMESTIC GOODS.—Wo refer to our Hal ol pi ices for correct quotations of Domestic j Goods. The Augusta .Factory is filling j wholesale orders at New York prices, vi i: 7-8 i shirting 7 cents per yard ; 4 4 vheetieg 8, J a ; j Drills 8X ; and 7 ez Osnaburgs at 10 cents per i yard. Graniteville Kills shirtings 7c; 4-4 ! ; Drills 9 cents. Carolina Mills 7-8 : shirting 6*4 ; 4-4 sheetings BJ4 ; Drili- «. ? 4 cents. IRON. &c.—Our market is wdi supplied w tb every description of and as large gopplii of English an! Sweuisli are a: riving. 0 :r dealers are well prepared for the fall trade. As they are ail heavy direct importers, they will be able to Bell at satisfactory prices. Swedes or dinary is worth 6®5;4 ; do. wide, ; Ex J tra small 5 : ; English 3ft? ! 4 . do. refined {Tin Plate 1. C. sloft)]o; a , do 3. X. $12; 4 ; Nails 4 ft 4 ;s ceuts DRUGS.—There is a heavy business done in this city io the Drug line. To have Rome six or eight large wholesale establishments, fie?ides several retail. The stock rr. hand of Drugs, Paints, Oils, Glass, is ‘..-.avv and we.l as t so* ted. HAT 3 AND SHOES.—TradO ;u both these, arti cles is annually increasing, aud as the stocks on -and are good and well assorted, wc look for a steady increase in both lines of business. DRY GOODS.—OI Staple aud Far cy Dry Goods there is a fair stock on band which is daily on the ucreasc. At the opeumg of the Fall trade, merchants from the interior will find induce ments for purchasing in this market, as there will be on hand large and well selected stocks, purchased at low prices. H ARDWARE.—There is at present a good and well selected stock of Hardware ana Cutlery ou hand, aud as heavy importations are rec< • og from Europe—dealers in this line are pre pared for aoy business that may offer. As all |«f our hardware merchants are heavy direct i;n --j porter:!, they will be able to , e’l at a rn. fi'. to j themselves, at lower rates t an the same de scription of Goods can be purchased : n N. York; for elsewhere. Merchants from the interior will ! find no difficulty in supplying their wants in this line at satisfactory prices, and on accommodating FREIGHTS.—The river i- very low, arid none hut light draft boats can reach car wharves. 1 .':;t!on is olT*rir:g freely at 40 cents to Savannah 1 by River, and 150 corns per Railroad; to Charles ton per Railroad 80 ceuts. Flour by the Niv<-r to Savannah 20 cent; per bbi, and Salt 29 cer:l* per sack. EXCHANGE.—Our Banks have reduced their rates tor debt checks on Now York to par. * . * COLUMBUS, Oct. 28.— Coilcm.— The market continued brisk during the d.iy, but no percept; ble chance in price p Prh.t ipal sale? 10lift) 10 cents. Receipts Ibid sales 800 bales. MONTGOMERY. October 26.—0 ifon.—Sales] to-day about 750 bales. Middlings 10’.< ; Strict Middling 10fA ; Good Middling It cents.” 31 UL DRAWINGS OF THE Sparta Academ5 r laottery. OF GEORGIA. Tlio following are the drawn number s of the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, Class 713 —drawn OCTOBER 23 IK»* ; 62, 64, 69, 50, 22, 7G, 74, 9, 70, 67, 75, 44, 53, 25. The following are the Drawn Numbers of the SPARTA ACADEMY. LOTTERY. Class 73 l-Extra, drewn OCTOBER 29. 1858 : 29, 71, 70, 34, 2G, 68, 23, 35, 6,8, 42, 14. F. C. liAUIW.R, ) _ L nl . j- I^mnti-.toacrs. oc2t) 3. SWAN Si CO., Managers. rr*i IIJE (HU. i)EN PRIZE J. THK GOLDEN PRIZE. THE GOLDEN PUI7.E. THE GOLDEN PRIZE. THE GOLDEN PRIZE. THE GOLDEN PRIZE. THK GOLDEN PRIZE. THE GOLDEN PRIZE. THE GOLDEN PRIZE. THE GOLDEN PRIZE. ILLBSTBATEK ! ILI.LSTKATKD ! [LLI'SI KATED ! ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK ! ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK! ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK! ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK ! ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK! SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE ! SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE! THE GOLDEN PRIZE. ILLUSTRATED: 11 -It t Si rated: The New York Weekly Gul.l KN 1 RIZE i.s 01 c of the largest and best weekly papers of the day. Vn lmpc i;d Quarto containing KightPiges or Forty Columns of entertaining origirai mat ter ; and F.leg ntly liiustr-ited »-vorv wi ck. A G FT WoRf'SI FROM Go CENTS TO ssott IN GOLD. Wll L BE PRf>ENTED TO EACH FL'B SCRTbKK IMMEDIATELY ON RECEIPT OF THE SUBs(; itl pf 1 (>N MON EY. One copy for oue year $2 o‘, and 1 Gift. One copy for twoyoars 3 50. and 2 Gifts. One copy for three years 6 00. and 3 Gifts. Oue copy for five years 8 00, and 5 Gifts. AND TO CLUBS. Three copies oue year S 5, and 3 gifts. Five do do do 8, and 5 gills. Ten do do do If, «mt 10 gifts. Twenty-one do do 30, and 21 gilts The articles to be distributed are comprised is thefol'owiiig list: 2 packages of Gold, containing S'-OO each 5 do do fio 200 each 10 do do do 10 each lu Pat Lever Hunting-cased Watche3 100 each 20 Gold Watches 75 each 50 do 00 each 100 do 50 each 300 Ladies Gold Wa dies 35 each 200 Filver Mnuting Cased Watches .. 30 each SJO diver Watches SlO to 26 e cb 1000 Gold Guard. Vest and Fob Chains 10 to 30 each Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches. Ear Drops, Breast Pins. Cut! Pin.?, Sleeve B turns, Rings, Shirt Stuus, Watch Keys, (.old aud Silver Thim ble-, aip a variety o! other articles, worth from 50 cents to Sis each. Immediately on receipt of the subscription money, the subscribe \s name w II be entered upon our sub-cripfon book oppufW- a numb r, and the gill com spend ng with that number will be forwarded within one •wok to the sub scriber by mail or express post-paid. All communications should bp addressed to . DEAN A WALTER, 48 and 49 Moffat Building, ‘l3d Broadway, N. Y. ***Sliecjmen copies seut free Agents wauted aa h 22 1 amd*2am w 1 y J. J. Pearce, WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Augusta, (leoryia. riAHE UNDERSIGNED, thankful for X the liberal patronage estende i t«. bim for a series of years, would Vii inform his friends aud the public, that J niff*™* o will continue at his same well knowu BRICK WAREHOUSE, on Campbell Street, near Bones, Brown Co.’s Hardware House, where, by strict personal attention to all business entrusted to ids care, he hopes he will receive a share of the public pafronsitre. CASH ADVANCES, BAGGING, ROPE and FAM ILY SUPPLIES, will bo forwarded to custo ers us hc-retolcre, when d sired. J. J. PEARCE. Augu.'ta,Ga., July 20, JBSB. jy27-c6m P'UHE CRACKERS.—3OO boxes No. 1 KIKE CKAt:KERr', for solo by oc‘2 > ESTES & CLARK NEW RAISINS.—SO whole and half lx.xes uew crop Layer RAISINS, jus: re j c i ed by ©c23 ESTES k CLARK, j Linseed oil.—a large Busily just r«oKiyed, a..0 for sale low. by ocat WM. H. TDTT.fc TO BUILDERS. LUMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.! THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ESTABLISHED A ttfWWW flftS i IN THIS CITY, ANY KIND OF PINE LUMBER Can be had at prices lower than any one else can sell at. as his yard is adjoining the South Carolina Railroad, which enables him by that mode of transportation to undersell those who have to haul it from the Road. SEASONED LIMBER ALWAYS ON HIND. Four cr F ve Hundred Thousand Feet now on hand and being received. J W. E. BAIIisES. Darby’s Prophylactic Flsiii)! Allows no rival in Anr eric A! Removes every bad od o II! ii ursts into contagion like a bom B ! Yields to nothing supre.mac Y! i*S tanda rinrivalled in it? meiit *S ! Poisons cannot elude its gras I* 1 11 R emoves rancidity from butte R ! O tiers ires for sores and burns ids O ! P urifies the breath on beauty's li P! 1 H. ighly benefits and preserves teet II! ,j You ought to have it for your fami! Y ! , L ets no malaria escape its contro L! , Acts with certainty on all miasm A ! 1 C uts short the necessity for physi C! T akes pain from the bite of an insec T! I nvites the notice of Literat I J .: C omes up to the Idea of a Prophylactic! Flings con tag: v is diseases entirely ofF! ; Lets nothing have color so beantifu L * U se it freely, and you'll find this FI UI ; 3id more wonderful than feats of Mag I! Daiby ,, sPropliylaciic FlisiDl * For : a!o in Augusta, by HAVIIsASD, C' 131 CHESTER & CO.. Wholesale and Retail Agents. AGENTS: j Dr. R. W. TTsirbert, Warrenton : Dr. J. W. r Price, Washington; hr. It. M Smith. Ather.; ; J. li. Wood, (Ji• ersberu': 0 if. Ad-tows a Co.; Maui-mil ; l imwii & 'io. rv, Co\ingtou. t P. S. fhoiess"!- .Juil.V DARBY is*well known throughout tho South, as a gentleman <.f the . highest .'L it ntif..' attainments and is name is a 1 sutllcior.t guarantee that there is no quackery about it Cali at the Drug Store and get a para s pblet telling all about it. sep2l-tf \T, r HISKY, WHISKY— V 7 5' 0 Barrels Recti 1 WHISKY : Dike’s Magnolia, Pi-.o’s XXX Georgia ; Planters, Faulkner■’.< and ether Brands! For sale on accommo Jatii., terms. ■ oct!9 lmd by A. D. WILLIAMS, j Cabfrtet Maker. /~11 TABLES QUENTEL has removed his j V_d Cabinet R 'Uins from Ellis street, / —! ; to tho Warehouse on Bread street, j formerly occupied by Me \ ; rs. Dhinjzy i 1 k Clayton. He is now prepared to EfirisE*! execute, with neatness and dispatch, any work iu his line, ard hops s to receive a liberal share of pat r or. age. REPAIRING neatly done, and at low prices, oeft-d I in CABINET MAKING, rpHEUNDERSIGNED has removed to I Die building lately known as the St. Charles Restaurant, on iillito carry on the above busino.-c- in all its branches. Particular attention given to the REPAIRING OF FURNITURE and PA< KIN . etc. I solicit a share of public patronage. U6tf WM. SINGLETON. BOOKS, BOOKS.—Tho Life and La bor.- of the Rev. Daniel Baker, D. D., Das tor and Evangelist, prepared by his sou, Rev. William M. Baker; and tiic True Glory of Wo man, a portrayed in the beautiful life of the Virgin Mary, mother of our Lord and savior Jesus Christ by Rev. H. Harbaugh, A. M. Also, an ther supply of Livingston’s Africa, tine and cheap edition, Barrington’s Sketches, and Par ton’s Jifo of Aaron Burr. For sale by oc2o TiiOk. RICHARDS & SON. nEE AND < ■ J J 3 : * Kegs Goshen BUTTER. Prime to Choice, 60 Box O' new CHEESE Just received, and or >x r .w by A. I*. WILLIAMS. ooctl9-ltnd ;Family Retail Grocery. WILLIAM E. SYKES HA li opaned ii FAMILY RETAIL | . GROCERY, near the Lower Market, Broad -no-'t, where lie will keep constantly on hand, j choice articles in the* Grocery Hue, consisting oi I SUGAR'. White and Brown ; TEAS, Green and Black ; COFFEE, of the best qualitv : New Orleans SYRUP ; ‘ West India MOLALSES , BACON, RICE, &c., &c.; and other article-* usually kept in a Retail Furn i y Grocery, lie so icits patronage, and will sell at low prices for cash. Give me a call. oc‘2t tr ON CONSIGNMENT— -70 barrels Pike’s WHISKY ; 0 '• CliesnutGrove WHISKY ; 12 cases “ oc2l KINCHLEY k SANCHEZ. PALMETTO Macliinesy Agency. VfOTIOE.—In consequence of the death us Col. II H K LI.OGG, the PAL MKj :o mM HINEKY AGENCY. 54 Broad street Charleston. K C , will remain clo ed until Ist r»t Move in her next; on or about whi h time it will be re opened by the subscriber, the surviving partner. In tu; meantime, letters and orders • elating t-» the bu iuess of the lato firm of Kkl loco ic Dodge shoul-i be address d to WM. F. DODGE, Newburgh, Grange county, New York j mB-d*c»Nov For Sale, ONE of the finest COTTON PLANTA-1 TIONS in Mississippi, containing 960 A res. Also, some 30 or 10 SLAVES, wdh Stock. Tools, Moles, Corn and Foil <!er. Ti is is a No. 1 place, and if 2>£ miles from the Mill. It is healthy, and not a dollar has been paid for medical aid during the year. The soci ety is tine, and every inducement is ottered to any one desiring to plant on land which pro duces from 1 )a to 2 balesiper acre. Th owner does not live on the place, and if he does not sell, would form a partnership with any one who would put on from 15 to 20 hands more, and divide the crops. Apply at this office. occ2-2m AMERICAN HOTEL. CORNER KING AND UEORUE STS , Cliarlostoia, S- O, MRS M. L. NEUFFER, respectfully informs the public that sbo has leased toe above HOTEL, and will endeavor to sustain the reputatiou which the House enjoyed while under the management of MRS. A. J. KENNE DY. Every attention will be paid to tho com fort of regular and transient boarders j A share of patronage is solicited. I Charleston. October 13, 1858. oct!4-w7w PICKLES.— 6 • boxes Undorw od’s PICKLES, in gal lons, half gallons and quarts. For sale by oc6-d'c ESTES & CLARK. I DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS ! JAMES HENEY, ! XJKGS leave to call tlie attention of , Js3 bis friends , and the public, to his large and • I well assorted stock of Fancy and Domestic ; DRY GOODS, • j He having disposed of all his old previous to l his going to the North, is now in possesson of • an entirely ;NEW STOCK, • which comprises aii that is new and desirable i , in style. • He has also added to his Store another Re-! i partment in which ho keep 3 a large supply of J Negro Blankets, Kerseys <a 2id 3Pla.i}is, ' ! a’.! of wL li will bi* soht at prices net to be' . . y any Ho ise in Augusta. oc t if tl , To Stent, ' rnilE RESIDENCE lately occupied by J j a ti e subscriber, od the corner of Broad .and Lincoln streets. Possession LARIT ! itely. j j, .j oc2l-tf FOSTER BLODGET, Jk. • / lIDEK! CIDER!! CIDER!!!— ; x J The best quality of new CHAMPAGNE Cl | |DER, from the largest manufacturers iu New [(Jersey, con tantly on ham and arriving. For j sale by THOM AS MIIY TE, [j Agent for the Manufacturers. j , f 21 Augusta, Gy. 1 Littli; for tUe .Million! .i We havo just received a supply of tho Genuine Kerosine Oil. HAY NG made arrangements with the manu facturers by which we shall bo regularly ■ (supplied, so that in future our < u.-tmimr. 1 * can ; ! have their orders promptly filled. I 0, 23 d i s * PLUMB k LF.ITNF.R Xew :«it! Pifesla "FALL MILLINERY. MRS. K. O. COLLINS HAS RECEIVED, at her store oppo site the Planters’ 1 Hotel, a handsome sup ' ply or all articles of MILLIN ERY. SUIT A11i! K FOR THE ' , FALL AND WINTER, ■ Con.istlDg, In part, of an assortment of BOX-1 • nn® I ''- ribbon-!*, fi.ower--, kccuks, 1 .1 ')(P IfcL ULONDK LACES, VEILS, MITTS, DRESS! ! 0 jWIIJ/CAI'S. HEAD DRESSES. HAIR BRAIDS, i ' J CURT S, TOlira POWDERS, S JAI'S, PER-1 , FEMES, HAIR OILS, 4c . BONNETS. CAlft ami HEAD DRESSES made at | short notice and in the most fashionable stvle. : ocUTtt VVliolesale j»ml lletail CONFECTIONERY I The undersigned takes pleasure to inform bis friends, an i the public goneraily, that lie has re-opened his CONFECTIONERY, At his old stand, (opposite the Bridge Bank Be Id ■ng), whore he is again prepared to furnish, at short noi re and moderate terras, CANDY PYRAMIDS; i STEEPLE CAKES, AND FANCY OR NAMENTS, Os every description, for Parties, Wedding &c.« Os the latest I’arisian style, not casly surpassed by any Establishment Also, (during the winter season only), the most celebrated EXTRE MK T .S, (Side Dishes , As prepared for the Festivities at the Courts of Europe. oc2l-3m I. P. GfRARDGY. GIRABOEY’S Restaurajit Open, I' At this establishment will be found a constgn j supply of fresh New York, Norfolk, and Savannah I |OYSTERS,i WITH Fulton Market Meats And a variety of Northern and Southern GAME. mHE Propiieror having secured the X services ot an excellent and experienced FRENCH KESTAURaNT COOK, is cow prepared to offer iiis patrons a regular HILL OF FARE of the choicest delicacies of the season, served ! , in the most approved and varied styles dcsira-1 ble, and at moderate rates. PRIVATE ROOMS luruisbed, whenever de sired, and ARRANGEMENTS made for the ac commod&tion of serving SET DINNERS OR SUPPERS, for a number of 20 to 60 persons, in 24 hours uoticc. Also, Dublieand Private Parties supplied. Always on' hand, tlie very best of WINES, LIQUORS, and HAVANA SEGARS. Free Lunch Every Day at 11, A. M oc2o-eodim FOR SALE. A LOT on Houston street, between Telfair and Walker streets. 83 leet Kieep and 43)a feet front, with a small DWELL NG nearly new. Apply on the premises. ootl6-3t ‘ -Mrs. LEE. Vy^LOUR— ■ XT' 160 Socks Extra Family FLOUR ; i 300 do do Super. FLOUR ; 100 do Superfine FLOUR , IOC H I S 3 do do. °cU2 IHOS. P STOVALL k CO. _ • Christoper Drechsel, CABINET MAKER, I AND TI KSEB IN IVORY -Si WOOD, j HAS Removed to 145 Broad street, one door below tho City Hole!, where he is now prepared to execute, promptly, and :ti workmanlike manner, aDy orders lie may be ; favored with iu his line. _ BILLIARD and BAGGATELLE TABLES Mam.-, Pictured, and repaired so as to be a= good as ( nC jV()RY BALIS, turned to order, and new Bil-1 hard Balls will be given in exchange for old—an ■, assortment always kept on hand UPHOLSTERING.—He is prepared to do Up atering in its various branches, at the lowest prices, having in his employ the best of worK men. All he asks is a trial, being satisfied he will give satisfaction. , m „ T ,p n Fir He keeps constantly on liana BILLIARD CLOTHS, POCKETS. GLUES, ■c. 6m octlC FIVE bbls. PECAN NUTS; 2 barrels ENGLISH WALNUTS ; 2 barrels BRAZIL NUTS ; 5 barrels Hard and Soft shell ALMONDS, ’ for sale by oc2B mi my mm. "«»»• j BROOM & NORRELL, Z9L *** tBI -••!*<* <S t a C( k lt _ % ji, ' HATE JUST OPENED A VERY LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT ON j STAPLE AID FANCY DRY GOODS. "YX7HICH comprises everything in the trade, as well as all that is new and elo* S' ▼▼ gant in style, oxceilcut in quality, and I.OW IN' I’RICK. f j They are determined to maintain their oil and well established refutation of rant deamxc. and moderate pricks, and would iiiv.t-- all ,u search of GOOD GOODS, at LOW FIGURES, to give them I a call, at their One Price Store. Bed Blankets: Negro Blankets; Negro Kerseys; Negro Plains; Linseys, ’ j And a large Mock of all other Good* for SERVANTS' wear, at the lowest pnssiblo prices, 0c26 1858. Vflm IVELTIES. 1858. FOE GENTLEMEN’S DRESS, The latest and best mu it *#§»•» <3-«x-1 ’*•’ <*r- « * •» AND WILE BE MADE TO ORDER, IN THE NEWEST FASHION, AT THE Lowest 3F2.«£vte®. Clothing - , Ready-Made, Unsurpassed I>v any in this Country. Fl T R XIS HI \ G GOODS, sOF EVERY NEW STYLE, DESCRIPTION AND QUALITY, TtIVV 18 THE TIME TO MAKE GUOI) SKI.ECTIO.VB, BY CALLING AT WILLIAM 0. PRICE’S 1 oclCtwlm Star Clothing Einpoiinm, 258 Broad-st., Augusta. Cll&pfi&saf 0 BKB. O BRIEN & BYRNE, ■ >' MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN JLBB S3SSIS yarn- „ nla M,' *• * » sees, |e«- « 9«taw*»r«, «fe'«• Broad-st. Augusta, Opposite the Augusta Hotel. YY’ r E have on hand n large and well selected Stock of Ladies', Mines’, ami * T Childrens’ BOOTS and SHOES, of every style and quality. Also, Gents' fine Calf and coarse ROOTS, in great variety. All the above GOODS ■ Manufactured by us expressly for the Retail Trade of I this market, and we respectfully invite all wanting Good Boots and Shoes, at | a low price, to give us a call. ALT, WORK WAUR AXT ED, AND REPAIRED FREE OF CHARGE. | oCtl9 ts FALL & WINTER TRAM. 1858. j. A. VAX WIXKLfi, IS SSS »»«*«*’*»'■ ***» j A splendid stock of Black ami Colored :cu» CASffifflES HD MiCS WHICH ARE ALL OF THE BEST QUALITY, AND WILL BE I \SLsie%e to Orcless*. m ,a»eic.toi- An »'*■««- BEADY MADE CLOTHING, and furnishing goods. (Kr Goods warranted as represented, =£o am> wii.il, be sold at •pile Lowest Prices! J. A. VAN WINKLE, Under the United States Hotel. octl9d4m ■ J. 6. Bailie & Brother, ■ 005 Broad-st., Augusta, Georgia, and i JAMES G. BAILIE, •>34 King Street. Charleston, S. C, Importers, obbers & Dealers in ILL KINDS OF GARPETINGS &C, JLJL*O!3L GSXH. 4? G"fcS > Royal Velvet and Brussels Carpeting, Taneßtrv Carpeting : Imperial and Three ply Carpeting; Super and Superfine lapestry carpe I ])nt ,, h and H omp Carpeting; Cotton Chain and “' ' D ’ Wool Filling Carpeting ; , . v- 2>; 6 v aa( j American Venitians, for Church Aisles, Entries ana Uta:r» i Stair Carpets and Stair Rods ; FLOOR OIL CLOTHS; From three to twenty-four feet wide, thoroughly seasoned, for Rooms and Entries; Heal F ®l--4, and 10-4 Druggets, a .7 '’Lu, nnhlio generally, that we have opened I We Reg to inform our mends, an.. P ,^j on with our Cliarleston House, ■ a CARPET STORE, in Augusta, Ga moo , hc aW 00 ODS, and which 1 where we will keep a lull am ■ iVo*'Goods can be purchased in New York, j we will sell as low as the same g.uue o I or elsewhere. r • poETS made up. fated ar.d pot down, or OIL CLOTHS and MA7- ! *«- All purchasers wish . C--y ~ a . v ,.„ kcr o in or.r employ thorough and experienced TINGS laid, can have it proptr.y ai 1 Carpet Upholsterer? BAILIEk ~*l Kin* street, Charleston, E. O. ■ 1 j o BAf i.IK * BROTHER. 2» Brnr-d .veer. Augusta, Oa. > ocl4-tf j. t»t. %