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l\t §a 11 y CanstitutionalEt. J AMES GAI I^H. \ r < H3 STA, OKA, SATURDAY MORNING, DEC- 29, 1860- by TEIJ.I < GRAPH. CAPTURE OK FORT MOULTRIE AND CASTLE PINCKNEY. Charlkstok, Dec. 28.-Tbe Palmetto flag was raised earlv yesterday afternoon oyer the custom house and post office. At tire o’clock .n the after noon the Palmetto flag was raised at Castle 1 met nev. ‘ A large military force went over last night I to take Port Moultrie. The ball has opened— cha.-ft: around. SECOND DISPATCH.] Charleston, Dec. 28.— B'ort Moultrie and Castle | Pinckney were taken by Carolina, last night, at 8 o’clock. KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE. Frankfort, Kv., Dec. 27. —The Governor of Kentucky has called an ex'ra session of the Leg islature, to meet on the 17th of January next. LATER FROM MEXICO. New Orleans, Dec. 27. —The latest advices from Mexico sta’e that Lbrds Delegada was the favor ite candidate for President, and Seam non a for Gov ernor. The reception of the secession news from the United States, at Vera Cruz, caused an excitement amongst the naval officers there. MARKET REPORTS. Mobile, Dec. 27.—Sales of Cotton to-day 12,000 bales; Middlings at 1"; 4 cents. The market was firm. New Orleans, Dec. 27.—Sales of Cotfon to-day 5 500 bales ; Middlings at 11 a 11% cents. Freight on Cotton to Liverpool %and. Sterling Exchange % a 2 per cent, premium. Exchange on New York Yx discount. The following is an extract from a busi ness letter received at this office from Cuthbcrt, Randolph county, Georgia. “South-western Georgia is for secession—imme diate. We have but one ticket iu this county. Monday last, two tickets were nominated. That night Toombs’ dispatch was received, and the co operationists fell like leaves in wintry weather. Their candidates declined to run, and our ticket alone is left.” IT. S. District Attorney Resigned.— W e learn that Hamilton Cocpeb, Esq., U. S. District Attor ney for this District, last week tendered his resig- j nation to President Buchanan. So says the Sa I vannah News, of Dec. 28. From the Columbia .S'” t'.h Caroliniin, Dec. 27. Office of the Board of Health, |_ December 26, ISOd. ) The Board of Health report one death from smallpox, and two new cases of smallpox, for the 25th instant. The Board of Health report no cases of either smallpox or varioloid for the 26th instant. A. N. Talley, M. D., Chairman, pro tan. CITY SHERIFF'S SALE. 0\ the first TUESDAY ii. JANUARY next, will be sol,!, at t i.e Lower Market House, in the city of Au gusta. within the 1, uni hours of sale, al! tha* lot or panel of Lanfi. with the improvement! thereon, situate in the city of Augusta. Let wo* ‘ii Ttt..::s sc,- ant Washington street— hounded N. rth Lv a It t f. ru . -iv owned bv Edward Thomas. South bv Fenwik street. Ea-t bv Washington street, ami West l.y Twiggs S’ lie*, ate! • c pi.si at this time by Augustus 11. its-: ievt.d. as th. pr.- ertyot Augustus H. Kuc. to sat isfy an execution tn fo’ r of the City Council of Augusta vs. Augustus 11. Roe forCitv Tax for the y.ar 1860. ALSO—At the same tune and pi ice, will tie sold, all that lot or pare. ! of Lav! wrh Tv- niprovemeuts thereon, situate in the city of Augusta, fmutiug on Fenwick street, in,tween Centre arid Wasmrg* n streets, Pounded North by said Fen wuk sto-i t. South >.v a , -t t * aim sL. Coleman, West hy a lot of Aimer P. Robertson, and East by a lot of James R. Galvin, and occupied at this time by Francis 1,. Markey ; levied on as tiie property of lames L t'oleman, to satisfy an execution infavnrof the t’itv Council of Augusta vs. Janies L. Coleman, for City ‘l ax for the vear ISSO. ISAAC LEVY. novfi Sheriff City of Augusta. CITY SHERIFF’S SALE. 0\ the flrtt TUESDAY m JAM ARY ’ ext will besold, at. the 1 ■ aver Market House, within the legal hours of a tU*, all that lot < r part e! of Lund, situate, lying, and being in the city ot Augusta, on the South side oi the Augusta canal, between I'atnp’.ell and M irburv streets, hounded North by D’Antignac street, on which it fronts 2- u) feet, more or less ; K;i>t by Carrie stre-t. on which it fronts 104 feet, more or less ; South by lot of William A. Walton ; and West by Uummir.g street ; levied on as the t ropertv of Herbert Stallings, to sat isfy an execution issued from the City Court of Augusta, in favor of Mary Bird v*. Herbert Stallinirs. Al*SO—At, the same time and place will le sold, a mulatto slave hoy. named < ’buries, about 14 years ot age ; levied on as the property of Elizabeth Rowe, to satisfy an exeent on issued from the City Court of Augusta, in favor of U. A. Platt A Cos vs. Elizabeth Rowe. ISAAC LEVA, deci Sheriff City of Augusta. RICHMOND SHERIFF’S SALE. ON the hist TUESDAY in FEBRUARY next will he sold, at the Lower Market House, in thecuty of Augusta, wuh'm tin’ legal hour* ofsrle, 1 Iron Safe, 1 Glass partition, 1 Writing ln>k art! S 1, 4 Counter Stools. 3 Showcases, 2 Counters. 1 Small Regulator, 1 Large Regulator, 1 Mahogany Keguiatoi Box. 1 Parlor Stove, ab >ut SO feet of Pipe, 1 Watch Maker’s Bench, 1 Railing, 1 Jeweller’s Bench, 1 Mahogany Watch < *ase. two setts ; 16 pair of Show Case Trays, 1 lot of Shelves, anu 1 Lar-e Mirror : levied on as the property of Herman A. Baroucli, to satisfy an execution on the foreclosure of a luor! gage issued from the Inferior Court of Richmond’ county, in favor of Jacob Kuutfer vs Herman A. Barouch. dec7 WM. V. KER, Sheriff. RICHMOND SHERIFF'S SALE | v \ tb* llf?*: TU FsDAY in JANUARY next, will Resold * “ at th** Lower Market Ho .se. in the City of Augusta v;.ii the legal hours >; sale, the following property, to wrt Ail that Lot or parcel f land situate in the City of'Augusta <n Marbury street, between Gardiner and D’Antignac streets, s twent three. twenty four, twenty-five, twenty-.**!, twenty-seven, and twenty eight, in a plan of Lorn, made by William Phillips, having a Iront or one hundred and sixty feet on Marbury street, and running hack, of lik- width, two hundred and forty LvT, *id Lot emu posed of eight Lots, numbered from twenty • •net • twentv-ei-’ht inclusive, being bounded North by Gard ner street, K isf bv H or < ‘.tk street. South by Lots numbers 19 and *2O, and West t*y Marbury *• reef, together with the Build lugs ar.U Machinery of every kind on the Lots before described; 1 vet on as the ?-ropertv of Solomon C White, JohnC. tin* in, aa : Harlan Rigby, to satisfy an execution on the fore closure of a mortgage, i-sued from the Superior Court of Richmond county, in favor of Leonidas A. Jordan. Adminis trator'!! the estate of Beniamin Jordan, debased, vs. Sole moil (’. White, John 0. Quoin, and Harlan Rigby. WILLIAM V. K.ERR, Sheriff of Richmond County. TO RENT, fPHK DWELLING ov r uiy store, No. 304 Broad street. L nov9 otf JOHN NELSON. TO RENT, riIHE Brick STORE and DWELLING next door to I Ever’* Bakery, on Centre street, now occupied by the subscriter. Possession given the Ist of October. aug7 D_ R. MAHER. NOTICE. 1M \\ C tt. - duv “,s eialed Messrs. EDWIN \V. ANSLEY iti.l I.EuXARD V. liIBUS. with Die in business. and WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSISEss w " 1 >h- <*>•- f DAS ICL H. WILCOX A CO. . DA XI EL H. WILCOX. _ A j .M,v ‘ w ts. i V W M \1 t Forth,- INSTANT RELIEE, 113 * II ill and PERMANENT CURE ot “ •'* -• • this distressing complaint, use I KNOT’S bronchial cigarettes. M.ulc by C. B.SEY MOUK 4 CO„ 45a BROADWAY. N. Y I'riev $1 per lox : sent free hv post. FOR SALE at ALL DRUGGISTS. d*c6m FOR SALE, C) Mark-V n! JANUARY next, at the Lower uvual hour* , .' '**• • the cit\ of Augusta, between the being on Sir r r-’ ‘ li tI tr3U ‘ J or parrel of Land lying and ''rgia, i;i, t-- r •>Minty of Richmond, Mate of formerly -V - . House tract —-houn cby hinds dred ami iw lv* V ; :il -d Harris—contain ng one hun -9 irveved ’ >r-.v • ‘ r less, sai! land having been • $ months, with not.; wt-iu.',S ,S . olle hal / ol \ a credit of t°}? r dt-ce ised, and Marv ILvJ mist rater of Janies Boyd, ■ l! "’ ; w M-H.y.. l . AW S.Trn,tv,. M. th HVUIUU', From JParis, n\\lN; served for many years in the capacity of Hair Driver to the Italian Opera Troupe, reapvct fully teu seme*-* to the Ladies of Au£n*ui. who mav desire u> have their Ilair Drived in the best style of the art,* to ani*-ar at the W eddinc. Hail, or v o:ree. Mr. i. has thoroughly jitudk-U the disease sos the Hair, and ullc.ira’iw remedies for the same. I hose Ladies preferring will t*e waited on at their residences : \ leayirj; a card at Ts >. SO4 Broad street, over the store of John Ne lson. Mr. B. also offers his services to the Gentlemen as Hair < •itter, under the s u: lest confidence of giving general s&tlsfac t,f,n - dSm dec 4 ADVANCES. PL WThltS and F <t. rs disposed to ship Produce to the Belgian-American Company,of Brustels, (Belgium), will pleas** apply to the who are authorised to mrJte the necessary advances. MULLER & MICHELS, Agents for the Belgian-Ameriean __dec7 dim Direct Trade Company, Savannah, Ua. MADISON EE MALE G 0 LEE DE. Sprint; Term, IS6I. riMiE exercises of this Institution will open on the first I M nd.n in JANUARY. There will t <■ no change in the Board of inet motion. Alt the IVpartiuents *re supplied with experienced and faithful T-achers. Fc r particular l , address the undersigned. W. A. WILSON. oe.t d4Act Secretary Fatuity. ( Southern Field and Fireside! SINGLE OO. CLUB HATES: BIX. COPIEb sill 00. TEN COPIES 15 00. TWENTY COPIEK 25 Oil. Address JANIES GARDNER, augio dsctf Augusta, Ga. MOUSSES AND MIR! 1 Barrels Crushed SUGAR : 10 n Powdered “ ! “ Clarified A “ |ls “ •• I> “ 15 o .. c .. ! deeSO dCHARLES BAKXB. Miss Ip & RLIII \'I"S POEMS ARK lor sale at the Book Stores, and furnished to the trade at the usual discount, by ILD.NORKEI 1,, ooiiT ts Augusta, Notice. f|iHK undersigned. Commission Mcrcliants of Augusta, do l hereby give notice that, from and after this date, we shall each require CASH on delivery of all purchases under iM ; and above that sum, approved bankable paper will he required on the ut livery of tin purchase. J. A. ANSLKY’ A OO . .NrovALL, McLaughlin a (to., CHARLES BAKER, T. W. FLEMING A CO., J. 0. A A. B. JONES, K. J. BOW’EACO., F. WOODRUFF. !’ icmber 11. dl3*c2 deelJ HELM BOLD’S ITt.VTR.UT OF Bl! lIU. for all Distressing AUmenta— li Obstructions, irregularities, Excess in Married Life, or Early Indiscretions, Ac.; and ail Diseases of the Sexual Or guns, and whether existing in M ale or Female, from whatever cause they have originated, and no matter of how long stand ing. tor sale, wholesale and retail, by PLUMB A LEITNEK, Augusta, Gu. Messrs \ AN FCIIACK A GRIERSON, Charleston, a Hie authorised Agents lor South Carolina. mar 24 d.cly Scrofula, or King’s Evil, 18 a constitutional disease, a corruption of the blood, by . which t his fluid becomes vitiated, weak, and poor, Being in the circulation, it pervades the whole body, and may burst out in disease on any part <f it.. No or-'an is Dee from its attacks, not is there one which it may not destroy. The scro fulous taint is variously caused by mercurial disease, low liv ing, disordered or unhealthy food, impure air, tilth, and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and, above ali by the venereal infection. Wludcv rhe its origin, it is hereditary in the con stitution, descending **from parents to children unto the third ; generation;” indeed, it seems to be the rod ot Him who says, ! **i will visit the iniquities of the at hers upon iheir children.” Its effects commence by deposition from the blood of cor rupt or ulcerous matter, which, in the liver, and inter nal organs, is termed tubercles ; in the glands,welling*: and on the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul corruntion, which genders in the. blood, depresses tke energies of life, so mat MTofulouseonatitutioiis nut only suffer from scrofulous ’ ompiaints, but they have far less power to withstand the at tacks of other diseases; consequently, vast numbers perish by disorder* which, although not scrofulous in their nature, :re still rendered fatal hy this taint in tlie system. Moat of the consumption which decimates the human family has its origin directly in this scrofulous contamination ; and many destructive d'seases of the liver, kidneys, brain, and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from, or are aggravated by the suim cause. One quarter of all our people are scrofulous ; their persons are invaded by this lurking infection, and their health is un dermined by it. To cleanse it from th * system, we must re novate this bloood by an alterative medicine, and Invigorate it by healthy food and exercise. Such a medicine we supply in AYE R * S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA the most effectual remedy which the medical skill of our times •an devise for this every where prevailing and fatal malady. It is combined from the m< st active remedial* that have b en discovered fur the expurgation of this foul disorder from the blood,and the rescue of the system irom its destruc ive consequences. 1L nee. It should be employed for the cure of not only Scrofula, but also those other affections which arise from It. such as Eruptive avd Skin Disease-. St. An thonv’s F ire. Rose or Erysipelas, Pimples. Pustules, Blotches, Liams and Roils, tumors. Tetter and Salt Rheum. Scald Head, Ringworm, Rheumatism, Syphilitic and Mercurial Dis eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia. Debility, ami, indeed, all com plaints arising from vitiated or impure Mood. The popular belief in •'impurity of the blo< u*‘ is founded In truth, tor Scro fula is a degeneration of the bb od. The particular purpose and virtue ofthi> SARSAPARILLA is to purify and regvn r ate this vital fluid, without which sou ud he alia is impossible in contaminated constitutions. AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS. FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY I’HYsIC, are so composed that disease within the range of their action can rarely withstand or evade them. Their penetrating pro parties search, ami cleanse, and invigorate every portion of the t.un.an organism, correcting is diseased action, and restoring its healthy vitalities. Asa consequence of these properties, the invalid who is bowed down with pain or phys cu 1 debility, is astonished to Him his health or energy rcsiored by a reme dy at once so simple and inviting. Not only do they cure the every* day complaint* of every body, but also many formidable and dangerous diseases, l’he ag-nt below named is pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac, containing certificate* of their cures, and dlrectiotf* for their use in the following complaints : Coativeness, Heart burn. Headache arising from disordered Momach, Namva. In digestion, Pain in and morbid inaction of the bowels. Flatu lency, Loss of Appetite, Jaundice, and other kindred com plaints, arising from a low state of the body, or obstiuction of its functions. Ayers Cherrv Pectoral for the rapid cure of Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness Croup, Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, and forth relic of Consumptive Pu’ionts in advanced stages of the disease. So wide is the field of its usefulness, and to numerous are the cases of its cures, that almost every section of country abounds in persons publicly known, who have been restored from alarming, and even desperate diseases of the Lungs bv its use. When one** tried, its superiority over every other medicine of its kml is to apparent to escape observation, and where its virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote to unploy f*-r ihe distressing and dangerous nf factions nf the pulmonary organs tha; are incident to our cli mate. While many interior remedies thrust u,>on the com munityhave .ailed aud been discarded, this ha* gained friends by every trial, c <uferred benefits on the afflict'd they can nev er forget, and produced cures too numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten. PREPARED BY DR. J. C. AYER & C 0„ Le>\vell, Mas.s. Sold by dealers in medicine everywhere. UAYJLAND, CHICHESTER & (’O., Wholesale Agents, oetll dacodSm Augusia, Ga. HELM BOLD’S S> S • 111 lor tiie Bladilir ; Hi.LMBOLD'tt Hiiclo’ >or tl > Kiiloeyn. llcliubolu', liucl.n for ihe Gravel. HelmboLl’s liuchu lor Dropsy. IL-lmbold’s Kuchu tor Nervousness, iielmbold’s Bacliu for L<s of Memorv, Loss of Power. Jlelir.bold’s Uuchu for Dimness of Vision. Helniliold’n Bucbu for General Debility. Ileln.iiold's Bucliu for Universal Lassitude. iielmboi i’a Buchu for Pains in tiie Back, lielmboid's Btichu for Obstructions. Irregularities. HelmboUt's Buchu for Excesses arising front Indiscretion, and all Diseases of the Sexual Organs, whether existing In Mii'.e or h emale. from whatever cause they may have originat ed, and no re alter ofliow longstanding. Heimbold’s Btichu tsaccompanied by the moat reliable cer. tificates from Governors of States, J udgee, and Clergymen. Price #1 perlxittle. orsixfor $5, delivered to any address. A trial costs bill a dollar—'ry it. Depot South Tenth street, Philadelphia. For sale, wholesale am. retail, by PLUMB A I.EITNEK, Augusta. Ga. Messrs. VAN SCHACK A GRIERSON. Charleston, are he authorised A geijts for South Carolina. mar 24 dacly “ IMI'KIU U, “ IT.NCII AND DIMM! SALOON, NO. 200 BROAD STREET, (Snarly opposite the Branch of the State Bunk.) rpHH Saloon Is opened on the principle of paying only for L whut you get— that ia. the “European Flan.” The pub lic can be furnished wi:h Meals from fi A. M. tojl’2 at night, at all hours, at lu cents per Plate ; or Meals cooked to order to their tas v .e—price accordmglv. The Bill of Fare will consist ■f a variety to suit the appetite of the most fastidious Soups, fa different kind, each day, furnished from 11 A. M.toS F. M. Day Boarders accommodated by complying with rules of Salmon. Desert every day. Persons visiting the city, and not wishing to take rooms, can their Baggage checked free of charge. Oysters served in ail styles ; Coffee, Chocolate, and Tea. JOHN i-K! Im. K>. Heimbold’s, HELM POLKS, Heimbold’s, Heimbold’s, HelmboluV lielmboid's, Helmbold’s, Heimbold’s, Helmbcld’s- Extract Kucliu, Extract Bucitu, Extra ! Kucliu, l.xtract Btichu, Kxtr.u t B'tcliu, Extract Btichu, FOR SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS. A punitive and specific remedy for diseases of the Biadd, r. Gravel, Kidneys, Dropsy. Organic Weakness, and ail disease of the Sexual Organs, arising from Excesses, Exposures, an Imprudeucics in life, and whether existing in cither sex. It i, perfectly pleasant in its taste and odor, but immediate In its action. Price i 1 per bottle, or six forSS. „„„„„ Fur sale, wholesale and retail, by PLCMB * LEITNER, SUIIACK & GRIERSON, Charlesto i. are he authorised Agents for South Carolina _ marit ‘ *cly MAPES’ sull.-tdl TING PLOW. \ \’ HEN a surface P’ow is mu at a depth of twelve inches r x and a two hr-rse 8011-Lifting piowlollows, which is ca, n .hie Os disintegrating t a depth of fifteen ln(hi s more, there is a total disintegrate I depth of twenty seven inches, and those who so pract ce wdl fi id that they have another farm t“ neath th:v repr, seated on their map. A smaller size of this Plow, (one horse) thinner in the axle, and more dart-like in its figure, is an admirable implement for cultivating crops, ar.d wl'.l do the work of more than forty men with hoes With the coin crop, th's tool may run close alongside the com and to the full depth of twelve inches when the corn Is but three inches high, and K'fare the roots occupy the space between the rows ; thH will lift the soil, move every corn plant with the soil.and for si sight a distance a • not to separate the parti cles from the ru'ts, yet s. cuinpietely loosening the niassthat the plantjmav be ticked up wth the lingers. This is more thorough cultivation ticin can be obtained by one hundred beings, leavingtbe soil In better tilth, and cutting of no roots More than twenty tLousuud of these Plow, were sold last year. PRICES: One Horse j 950 Two Horse 12 50 “ with Cutter 14 00 Three Horse 14 00 “ with Cutter 15 50 For sale by J. A. Ql IMBY. , ooSO Sattt No, 3Vi arren Block, Augusta, Ga AUGUSTA, GA., SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 29. 1800. iitiSINESS CARDS. WILLIAM H. WHEELER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AUGUSTA, GA. Office, Corner of Washington and Broad Streets. IS COMMISSIONER HOIi, New York, Mississippi, Connecticut, Florida, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Vermont, Alabama. dtom _ jyl7 THADDEUS 0.1 R MAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, HAS CONNECTED WITH THE BUSINESS OF HIS PROFESSION, A GENERAL LAND AGENCY. OFFICE OVER THE CITY BANK, AUGUSTA, GA. <’t*c6m EDWIN H. POWERS, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY, ATJGrUSTA, GA, AU. busim-ss coming within the pale of his profession. I entrusteil to lus care, will be discharged with fidelity Office over No. 4 Warren Block. dly augS “ P. F. HINTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, eI e li‘e rso n, Gr a. _ decs _ dSm* D. M. DuBOSE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ./r;’hs7, Ha. \\TILI, practice In the counties of Richmond, Columbia, ii Elbert, Wilkes, Warren, Hancock, Oglethorpe, and Burke. Commissioner for the States of Arkansas and Tennessee. fehfiS dly FRANK H. MILLER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AUGUSTA, GA. \V ILL practice iu till the Counties of the Middle Cirruit j T \ and In the Circuit Court of the United States. COMMISSIONER FOR New York, North Carolina, Illinois Massa'lm.setts, South Carolina, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Florida, Ohio, Vii-dma. Mississippi, California. Office in t):•• rear mom over Sherman .fessup & Co.’* store rktunwlte t r itert Slates Hotel. feb26 <Ucly WI. J. VASON, Attorney at, Law, | HVS rhangi ! hi-, residence from New Orleans to Augusta, ‘ Ga. He ha-opened an office at the corner of Washing ] lon and Libs streets, where he can be consulted, and bis ser- ! vices retained to utb ml to any legal business, in the Circuit (Jourt of the United .-'tales for the District of Georgia, before I the Supreme t'--- rt of tills State, and in (lie Cowls of the j Counties composing i:,e Middle District of Georgia. Augt at*. Morel 1, 1860. and marl JOHN K. JACKSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY, Gra. \\ T ILL practice in Richmond, Columbia, and Burke Coup- I i ▼ ties, in Georgia ; a din lire Circuit Court of in- UnAed | States for the District of Georgia. Commissioner tor the Stat**a | t*r Alabama, Teunesaee, and fexas. Office over tDe store of Bherman, Jessup & Cos., next above | the City Bank. feb26 d* lv L B, VII [W3C GIMOK. ’ WRIGIIT & GIBSON, \TIOHVK\B at law, Augusta, Ga, W ILL pra< ii all the Counties ot the Middle Circuit, j H Mid War. .and Lincoln of the Northern. Office on Broad street, \i ji.Avetti 11*11 building. übb. d*cly J. C. & C. SNEAD, ATTORNEYS AT TAW, AUGUSTA, GA. Jamts P, Burnside, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Appliug, Columbia Cos., Ga. W ILL pru-tice Law in Uo partnership, under the style ol V V SN EADS A BUItNSIDK, in the Superior ami Inferior ourU “f Columbia comity ts murll JO.NH T. LOrFON. |WM. M. SMITH LOFTON & SMITH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW,; LEXINGTON,GA. \\ T ILL preetict in (lie Counties or Oglethorpe, Madison, VV Hurl, Elbert, Lincoln, Wilkes. Taliaferro, Warren, •Bancock, and Oiasecoek. dly* JOHN A, SPKBK.J | DANIKL N. SI’BKR SPEER & SPEER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW LA GRANGE, GA. innJT *J A. COLYARD, ATTORNEY AT LAW, [APPLING. COLUMBIA CO., GA. E. 11. POTTLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, WARRENTON, GA., Will take cases, as Law Partners, for the apS County of Columbia. ‘f JOHN B. WOLFE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, IDublin, Gfa. \V T 11.1. at tend promptly to business in tiie counties of Lau tt wns, Washioijton, Wilkinson, ‘iwigjis, I’ulaski, Ter el, Mout#omery, Ktnanu*- 1 -nd Johiasou. dtf sprSt M. H” TALBOT, ATTORNEY AT LAW \\f ILL practice! n the counties of Richmond. Burke, dot \ T feraou.atid Columbia, of the Middle Circuit, uud \\ ur reti, Wilkes and Lincoln, of tiie Northern Circuit. Office in Constitutionalist Ranee, Augusta, Ga. ap-27 ■’ IT Tlllinitt.Mt Si NORTH, Attorneys at Law. \YTILL practice in co partnership in the counties of (’brk, Walton, Jackson, Gwinnett, Hull, Rabun, White. Franklin, Banks, Habersham, of the Western Circuit ; and Hart ad Madison, of the Northern Circuit; an 1 will give their joint and individual attention to all business entrusted to them. The collection of debts, Ac., will receive prompt and careful attention. SAMUEL P. THURMOND,) JOHN R. NORTH, Athens, Ga. | Jefferson, Jackson co., Ga. my 16 dActt T. C. BENNETT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, APPLING, COLOMBIA CO., -GA. iin-2 If FREDERICK A. BEAZLEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, CRAW FORDVILLE, GA. WILL practice in Taliaferro, and tne adjoining conn; ties jell otf HENRY J. LANG, ATTORNEY at LAW', Lincolnton, Ga., will nractlc* in Lincoln, Wlikes and Columbia counties. All business entrusted to nm w n receive prompt attention. my 2 Chambers, Barnes & Cos., FACTORS AND General Commission Merchants, CHARLESTON, S. C. lawGm Notice. AI.L Demons are hereby cautioned against trading for a certain note for FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, signed by Put F Foster, nil pa yah e to James Gardner, of Au gusta dated the 10th of March 1(60, and made payable oa or about the 25th of December 1860. The consideration of the -aid tote has failed, and the parties •.dialing it, have been notified ot my determination to avoid 1 dtf JAMES F. FoB'W-K. TO RENT, F'ROM the Ist of October next, a Two Story BRICK HOUSE, on Centre street, suitable for Store and Dwell ii g .nowoccupied hy Carpeuter A Blunt. by3 dtf THOMAS DUNEUAN, 11ST JvTEW PATTERNS. JAMES G. BAEI El BRO., 205 BROAD STREET, Beg to state to t-heir Customei*s and tlie Trade that they have just received their Mil mrmm OF CARPETi, EMBItA C I N G THE LATEST STYLES MANUFACTURED, CONSISTING IN PART OF ! New Medallion Velvet CARPETS; Crossley’s English Royal Velvet raid Brussels CARPETS, m New Patterns ; Extra Fine Three-Ply and Ingrain CARPETS, of New Patterns and Superior Fabric; Cheap All Wool CARPETS; Codon and Flax CARPETS, of good quality and low prices; and ( Bl MB-ULOTIIS and Dill ({GETS, in great variety. FLO Oli OJ L CL OTH S lOf entirely New Patterns, from 1 yard to 8 yards wide. These good j will be cut to fit any sized Room or llall. in one piece. Also, CURTAIN GOODS, CORNICES, k RANDS, (>1 ;vll kiiuls ; I.,ice anti Muslin Curtains ; Satin, Delaines, Damasks, Tas sels, Loops, Ac.; of Patterns ol Cornices, different sizes, and embracing many entirely new Patterns. Brass Bands,Picture Tassels, Picture Cord, and Nails, in great variety. We have just received several invoices of these goods, embracing many entirely new and beautiful Patterns, in Golds, with and without Centres ; \ elvets and Golds, with and without Centres ; Pencil, Landscape, Gothic, Plain Pannel, and Patterns, innumerable—in all, making one of tlie largest | stocks ot Jv. xdes ever offered. nvi/ziz s\ ira: gu % ,;.vw non stmts In great varietv. andeverything embraced in the Paper line. XV o O 3FL XkX. ATS. We are just in receipt of a large stock of these goods,imported from Europe, which, tor quality and durability, are unsurpassed; together with a good stock of Home .Manufacture. Also, a large stock of STAIR CARPETS, STAIR ROBS, STRAW AND HAIR BROOMS, Feather Dusters, and everything connected with the Carpet Department; to all of which we would call the attention of the public generally. Caruets Made Up Properly and with Dispatch. JAMES G. BAILIE & BROTHER, sep7 dtf NEW CARPET STORE, 205 BROAD STREET. i.\niiiiMi: mil!] I \Y> continue to take Risks upon Cotton, Merchandise, Buildings, at., in the following first class Insurance Companies, at the usual rates of good companies. STOVALL. McLAUo}|LIN A CO., (ieueral Commsssion Merchants, I.AIHAR INSURANCE COMPANY, N !•: W YORK. i CASH CAPITAL z\ND SURPLUS, $384,240 00- KIL WTIIONY. l*reT.: IS \AC R.SI. ,IOH\, Wec’y. STOVALL, MoLAUGHLIN a CO„ Agents. PHIKNIX INSI RANt K COMPANY^ 13 i:oc.) k 1 \ t h ,Is. Y. ; CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $291,658 00. 8. ('HOWELL. l*iWt.;l’lllLYMi:il sll UV.kc'y. STOVALL, MnLAU'GHLIN A CO., Agents. Insurance To. Valley of Virginia, A\ r Lite*l tester, Va. CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $362,000 00. ,1. ( AlisL.V, l*r‘s’t.; W. I'. BUNT, See’y. STOVALL, MoLAUGHLIN A CO., Agents. CHARTER OAK INSURANCE CO., I lartf’ord, Conn. CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, §341,556 00- RALPH WILLETT, I’n s’t.: J. 11. SI*H Uil K, K-r'y .STOVALL. McLAI GllblN A CO., Ageids. GIRARD INSURANCE COMPANY, Philadelphia, Pn, CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, §317,853 00. JOEL Jl>\l'>, I’r.-s’l.; .IAS. ||. ALVF.RII, Set-'y. STOVALL, MoLAUGULIN & 00., Agents. Knickerbocker Life Insur’nce Cos., NEW YORK. stovall, McLaughlin &co., ■M-plfi dtf \BenU.__ ” For Sale, fkllll’ RESIDENCE of Mr<. McLean, on the Hill, nearthe I terinluusof the Plank road. The Dwelling is roomy; the Let large and well shaded, and the situation liasadvan. ages of salubrity and good water. Apply to Mrs. McLean, nthc I ‘ ‘ ‘ s , dt*w 0011,1 FALL & WINTER BONNETS. MISS MATTHEWS HAS RETURNED FROM NEW YORK, And will, on Thun day, Oct. 25th, open a Rich Stock of FRENCH & AMERICAN 13 01ST INLETS, CAPS AND HEAD-DRESSES. On hand, a large lot of CL, O A K S , Which will be sold at a UMtV.IT MtllOM I TIOJW Also, a variety of other Goods, such as Etnlirouleries, Laces, Dress Trim mings, Hoop Skirts, Corset*, Ivitl Grlovetw, Hosiery, V nrs, Worsted Good*, Acc. J cc 24 dJm WM. MATTHEWS. _ mssoluim. nMIE Co-partnership of DOBKY A MOSHEiv, in thellfo- I tel Business, at the United States Hotel, was dissolved i ou the Wlboflaat June, by mutual consent. | Augusta, August 2S, Its*). <*tf taug24 MISS ISNIB R. BLOUNT’S FOEMS Alt K for sale atall the Book Stores, and furnished to the trade at the usual discount by li. D. NORRELL, oetß7 ts Publisher. THE ONLY MAIL BOAT GOIfIG SOUTH !: UNITED STATES MAIL LINE ! Inland all tli c Wa y r P li rough* Change of Schedule !! FOR PALATKA, EAST FLORIDA, VIA BRUNSWICK AND ST- MARYS, GA., FERNAN , DINA. JACKSONVILLE. PICOLATA, AND PALATKA, FLA. Tho New and Elegant Steamer J3 V Klt Ci LA I) K , ( apt. JAMES TUCKER, WILL leave a* above every TUESDAY'and FRIDAY. A? at 3 p. M. Till* Boat was built expressly tor this route, and has unsurpassed accommodations; taking the In land Passage, offers superior inducements to the traveling public. For freight or passage, apply on hoard, at Dillon’s wharf, under the Gas House hill, or to WM. B. JACKSON A CO. This Bout connects at Brunswick with the Brunswick and Florida Railroad ; at Fernandina. with Florida Railroad to Baldwin, Starke, Gainesville, Bronson, and Cedar Keys; thence with steamers to K* v VN eat, Havana, and New Or leans ; at Jacksonville, with Jacksonville and Lake Citv Rail road to Lake City. Madison, and Tallahassee ; at Picolata and Tccoi, with Mage* toJSt. Augustine ; at Pul&tka, with •Stages for Orange Springs and Ocala: and Steamers t Enter prise and Silver Springs. tlv nov‘2 RAMSEY & LABAW, OPPOSITE UNION BANE. AUGUSTA, GA. WHO LES AL E AN I > li ET A1 L DEALERS IN FASHION A RLE Ready - Made Clothing AND FiiK.VMSMas, w; n ooaas, OF ALL KINDS. ALSO, Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas, Hats and. Caps! Particiilar attention i;-* culled to our Stoeli, an we will well at less prioew i huu can l>e liail in tlie C/iiy. may 16 ts $25 Reward.! nI- \PI*EAKED, on the night of the Ist of September, my Negro Woman ABBEY. Supposed to be decoyed off’. Said woman is about ve tr* oM ;of copper color, ila? 1 st. all of her front upper teeth ; speaks like a low country Negra; ami has some delciency in her walk. The above . ewurd will be paid for her apprehension and delivery, or lodgment in any jail where 1 can get her. \\ M. MILLER, sepb dtt l(Sl lI.ANTE COMUANV OF THE sT.tra■: or p/r/.vi.! 5 Hioli monel, Va. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, . . . $385,000. I) I It E < T O It S : WM, H. M ACFARLAND, President Farmers’ Bank. A. WARWICK.of Warwick A liarksdah . W M. (i. CB ENSHA W, ot Crenshaw A Cos. WELLINGTON GODDlN.ofGoddin A Apperaon. T. W. McCANCE. of Dunlop, Moncure A Cos. G. A. BARKSDALE, of Warwick A Barksdale. JAS. H. GRANT. Tobacco Manufacturer. L. D. CRENSHAW, of Haxail, Crenshaw A Cos. J NO. L. BACON, of Bacon A Baskervill. K. B. 1! AX ALL, of Haxail, Crenshaw 4Co. JNO. CURRIE, Jr., SiiipOwner. WJI.B WARWICK, ot Warwick A Barksda'e. •tAS. ALFRED JONES, Attorney at Law. c.c. ELBE I TANARUS, Builder. F. G. RUFFIN. Agriculturist and Manufacturer. R w Me zKI'DEK, of S. McGruder’s Sons. W. W. CRUMP, Attorney at Law. JAS. DUNLOP.of Dunlop, Moncure A Cos. HOLDING \V. HAXALL, I'res t O. F. HRLKEK, Sec y. The subscriber having been appointed Agent for the above highly responsible Company, is prepared to lake risk# at rea sonstde rates. AUG. ROBERT. det-5 dim Dr. J. T. PATERSON, SURGEON DENTIST, H \ VI.NG returned from Europe, is r< w prep,ted to wait on those who wish hie services. Office on Washington street, corner of Eilis. N R,_in a few weeks he will introduce some of the latest improvements In Artificial Teeth, that are highly recom mended In laondon. Edinburgh, and Paris. noW f CONST I TUI lONALIST |folt I’vintinj] (Office. Having recently added some wenty fonts of New Typk, all of the latest pattern, to our former very com plete assortment, and a number of New Cuts, we are pre pared to execute every description of Letter Press Printing, in as good style, and on as reasonable terms as any office in this vicinity. 18 6 1 . ♦♦♦ The Southern Field and Fireside. PRIZES ! The Proprietor of the SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIRE SIDE offers the following Prizes so Southern writers : For the best STORY j-1 00. For toe best Poem, not less than sixty hues 2 5. For the best Poem, less than sixty lines 25. The articles to be forwarded by the first day of January, 1801. The Prizes will be awarded by a committee to be se lected by the Editors. PREMIUM, The Proprietor of the SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIRE SIDE offers the following : To tlie person who sem s the larger! list of animal sub scribers (accompanied by the cash) by tlie Ist of January, 1861, on<‘ Foliar for Each Subscriber Will Do Paid. JAMES GARDNER, 1 > roprietor. gttstft* Oct. 11, 1866. ts OCt i'-J l Y ßift'd states Kotel, BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, GA. MOSHER & CREWS, Tr* r opric t o rs. f SIIIIS large and long established H"TEL, Lav'ng beer. I. thoroughly re-fltted and re-furnished this summer is now prepared to satisfy all the want* <>f tiie traveling commu nity, at the most reasonable terns. From its central position, i.i the healthiest part of iho citv, the U nited Btates lias always enjoyed a large snare of the public patronage; and the propri etors are determined to spare neither pains nor expense fully to sustain its ancient reputation aa a first etas Hotel. A CARO. f ■ 11 i I undersigned, having disposed of li-t interest in the 8. above Hotel to Mr.'l nos. Chews, returns his sincere thanks to the public for their liberal patronage, and recom mends the new firm to the.r continuer, favor and patronage. decli dtf J*SUI*!I Kd.WMiiMi GLOBS HOTEL. Augusta, Gra., AUSTIN MULLARKY, PROPRIETOR. 0c2.1 _ _tf_ BOGGS & PARKER, jSLTTO TIONTE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, the mi e of Real Estate, Bunk Sock, Road*, Merchan 1 cise, and Negroes, Angu-ta, Ga., will give tspea- l at lention to buying, selling, and liiriiig out negroes, strictly on Cninuiiasion, both privrtcly and at public outcry. Regular sales in front of a tore every vr*-t-k, .nd regular sales atlh** Lower Market House, on the first TUESDAY in each month. The highest C sh Price always obtained for Negroes. 2%T' Consignment* soilcite* A . V. BOGGS, (.. A. BARKER. N. B. We will remove our.; m. < n the l>! o r October. 1o the large and commodious store now occupied by D’Antignac A- Weeins, 2 I M) Bioud Street. sepiG WINDOW SHADES!!! WE AKE NOW 01-ENINU THE LARGEST STOCK OF m m m& ssc Ever offered in this market. Our stock of GOX.D HAND SH A I) bZ S is unsurpassed by any house South. <SEMF SHIMDEi In great variety—from 7 A Cents a piece upward*. We are offering our New Good* at a great, deal LESS THAN FORMER PRICES!! J. G. BAILIE A- BROTHER, odtf ts New Uttpet Store. RYE! 100 Bushels of PRIME SEED RYE FOH SALE BY GARDINER A MOORE. sepTi dtt LOST! ON Monday Evening, the Mh inst., nu where between Concert Hall and No. 120 Broad Street, oi at the Opera, a small BREASTPIN, with four <*r five white sets, with a gold Locket attached to it, in the shape of a bt*ok, and having a portrait Inside the locket. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving Breastpin and Locket at No. 120, Broad Stn et, oral the store ot G. A. M STEAM ENGINES-! HKST quality, ready f<>r work, on hand and for sale cheap; anv >7.r, from 4 to 20 horse tower, and must be sold at once. Apply at Cooper’s Foundry, m-xt to Ga* Work*. ts INSTftUCTWN IN MUSIC. Mil. 11. HILLK.VS beg* eave to inform his friends, and the public in general, that he i* now prepared to give instruction in Music, (Piano and Singing), the German and French Language*, and Drawing, either at his pupil*’, or hi* own residence, m Walser *tre t, mar the Orphan Asylum. His long experience In teaching enabje* him to warrant satis faction. References of the highest order will be given. Among other recommendations, Mr. H. is permitted to use the fol lowing. from a gentleman well known in this comm unity : “Th * certifies that I have k'lown Mr. Hllleu* for several year*, and can recommend him as a Christian gentleman, and a* a diligent and very successful tear er of Music. (Signed), GEO. 11. PETRIE, Past or of Presbyterian Church, Montgomery, A h. Mr. 11. is permitted to refer to Rev. Dr. Wilson. Appli cation* through the Post Office, or a* ratlin’s Music Siore, will find prompt attention. feb*2s dtf Royal Havana Lottery. r|l H K TR-xt < inlinary drawing of tho Koval Havana lottery, .L eonducteo vision of Hie Captain Genera! of Cuba, will lake place at HAVANA, on FRIDAY, JANU ARY 4, 18G1. #360,000. SORTED NUMERO 48 ORDINARIO. CAPITAL PRIZE—*1()0,000 ! ! 1. Fri /.c of slooooc j 5o Prizes of 14000l 4 000 l “ 50,000 0° “ 600 l *• 30,000 II Vi ** 400 1 “ *20,000 j 20 Aifproximations...., B,boo L “ 10,000 j Four Approximation:* to the sloo,ooo off Coo each ; 4 of #4oo to soo,ooo ; 4of s4oo to 40l s4oo to flo,oc*o. WHOLE TICKETS *?>: HALVES #10; QUARTERS $5. Frizes cashed nt sight, at 5 per cent. di.-cuunt. Bills on all aotveni Banks uken at par. A drawing will he for warded as soon a* the result becomes known. JfT* Ail orders for Schemes or Tickets to be addres.-ed to DON RODRIGUE! iare of City Post, Charleston, 8. 0.” oetis WOOD l.\ll LIMB ! ALL those who are in want of the above will apply to the undersigned,opposite tee Aug-.iata & Savannah Ka lroad Dei>ot. All orders will be promptly attended to _ povU _ d6m GEO. KAHRS. Agent. SftgpMed Hanks OF SOUTH CAROLINA ! ! HAVIMi entire confidence in the tolrency of theStis . pended Banks of South Carolina, we will receive their Bills at par, either for Groceries, or for Notes due ih. GEO. W. WILLIAMS Ac CO. Charleston, S. C\, November 29, ISSL nov3o Mm FOR SALE, \FI.\E Morgan MARE, sound and gentle, a wel* j broke]; seven years old ; a fv* ? trotter; can go Ibti Vot I thre ininuies. Inquire at CRl'l'Z & FLEMING'S 1 uug dt SUklea, j YOL. 15-ISrO. 308. TTZEXIEJ reat Southern Weekly, Publiahed at Augusta, GFa. • ♦♦♦ Oil the 2 6th oi‘ May WAS ISSUED THE FIRST NUMBER OF Tlie Second. Volume OF THE SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIRESIDE f|IHC most distinguished Southern writers will adorn Its _I. columns, constituting an unrivalled galaxy of taleut LUNOSTKEET, SIMMS, KENNEDY, COOK E, TURNER, THOMPSON. INGRAHAM. BAYNE— Also, ti c most popular writers of the South, and especially many Lady writers of established literary reputation, wilt contribute to the forth coming volume. Judge LONQ STREEX will furnikb a series of GEORGIA SCENES, never before published. The Second Volume will open with a Tale ay JOHN ES- I KN OO'.IKE, author of “The Virginia Coined} ans,” Ac., entitled “THE PRIDE OF FALLING WATER;’’—a Tale of the Old French War of 1765. TERMS OE SUBSCRIPTION : $2 A YEAR, m ADVANCE. Ail papers arestopped at the expiration of the time paid for No order for the paper attended to unless accompanied by themoney. JAMKSi GAHIUSKH, Proprietor. VOCAL MUSIC. C. S. MALLETTE’S tILASSBS iu VOCAL MUSIC will commence at his / Academy (over Mr. Henry's store.) as fallows : Juvenile Class, Oct. Sd, at 4 o'clock, P. M.—days of Tui tion, WEDNESDAYSand SATURDAYS. Ladies Class. C> t. ;th, at 4 o’clock, P. M.—days of Tultio TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. Ladles and Oeattemen’s Class. Oct. 10th, at S o'clock, I*. At, —tuitionon MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS. Each class will commence at the first principles of musical notation. Terms—Juvenile Class, 24 lessons o 0 Ladies’ Class, 16 lessons s (W Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Class, 16 lessons 5 00 Wm 7 11. WHEELER Justice of the Peace, AITGrU STA, GY A. OFFICE, NO. 9 WASHINGTON ST. dtf auglO Iwii WHISKY. In \\ E received V'S Galway, in bond, two I’nncheonso ••MeinanV pur- Irish Malt VHIsKY. which la lmw n sTore, n few dfmrs above the Planter's Hotel, Broad stn e* Those wishing winter supplies, will please send In their orb,,, early to the subscriber. THOMAS WHY I h octlO dtf MOST PLEASANT ROUTEI GREAT | Ge-atrat Mail Lift® l I npifKOUGH TICKETS from New Orleans to New York, X via Mobile, Montgomery, Augusta, and Columbia, thence CENRTRAL LINE, FROM COLUMBIA TO CHARLOTTE, AND RALEIGH TO WELDON, N. C., Connecting at Weldon with lines for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and .Now York, via Petersburg, Kicnmond, and Washington, or by Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad to Portsmouth, and Bay Steamers to Baltimore. TICKETS GOOD BY THIS ROUTE UNTIL USED. Fare and time the same as by any other Kailroad Rnuto. This Route passes through the Capitals of North and South Carolina ; ami that portion from Columbia to Weldon is al im.St entirely free from dust, swamps, and trestle work, pass ing tnrough an elevated anti healthy country. nr- Connections are made at N.-w York bv this line to Saratoga, Niagara Falls, Boston, White Mountains, Canada. Jtc. Southerners traveling with their servants, bv lakiti this Ii", . will be relieved from the annoyance to which are subjected on other routes. I’hose holding Through Tickets are conveyed between , pots Free of Cnarge. Be Careful to Buy Your Tickets Via Columbia, S. C. CU** Baggage Checked from Montgomery to Augusta vi West Point and Atlanta, or by Columbus and Macon to Au gusta, thence to Weldon, N. thence to Baltimore hy Bay Line, or to Washington via Richmond—Baggage Masters ac companying it all the way. For further partlci'lars, and Through Tickets, see small cards, os inquire—ln Now Orleans, of R. OEDDE.S, 80 Ura vler street; m Mobile, at COX, BRAINAP.D A CO.’S office: in Montgomery, of A. POPE, General Ticket Agent V.* W. P. K. K„ or to LEU 18 LEV k Passenger Agent, Augusta, Oa, I>. not DEV Passenger Agent, Montgomery, Ala. tyifi , dtf SAVINGS BANK OPEN DAILY, FOR THE RECEPTION OF DEPOSIT3. FROM FIVE O'CLOCK TO SUNSET. INTEREST utthe rate of FIVh PER CENT., and for ehort periods at FOUR PER CENT. Office at the Insurance Bank, 249 Broad Street- Pamphlets containing the By-Laws and Charter rea u i for distribution. M. M, B AYTIGN.HI,Prrs'L ('• F. MoCAY, Treasurer. jyi dir LIND IN COLQUT COINTV FOR SA L 1]! IOFFEK lor sale LOT N0.312. in the Eighth District of originally Irwin mow ColqWt county), containing 4SJ acres, and near the vi lage ol Moultrie. Apply to, oraddre-s the;subscriber at Augusta. W. H PRITCHARD, marls tj FRENCH'S HOTEL, On the European Plan. CITY OF NEW YOU It Single Rooms 50 tents Per Day. City Hall Square, Corner of Frankfort Street, (Opposite City Hull,) Mods, as they may be ordered in the spacious Refectory. There 1# a Barber's Buop and Bath Romm attached to the Hotel. N. B.—Beware of Runners and llackmen who say we are full. R. FfIKM.TI, Proprietor. octM di y BU HXSII UK'S PURE OLD MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKY i IP.N 1101 sI.Y distilled byMr. James Burr..-;de, V Ot Alleghany countV, Pa ,in the old fashioned honest way, from the choicest Rye, and in no case ..fiered for sa!- uritii adapted to wholesome use bv age. It Is at once the most palatable, a# :t is emphatically the purest beveragi in the reach of the p ibiic. To the Invalid, as well as !o those in health, It commends itself for its unrivalled qualities as a stimulant of t tie safest, surest, and must In neflclal description. For #a!e in barre e, kegs, Ac., and put tip In case# of one dozen bottles each. CLKRY A STOCKDAhE. Proprietors, ;J2B Walnut street. Philadelphia, fa. WM. C. CONuVEK, Agent, .25 Pennsylvania Avenue. Washington City. ><. C. C. A K.S. WHITE. Jr . Agents, Of*9 he'n 54 Cedar street. New York. Lumber ! Lumber! 1-WI tow prepared to delivtr LUMBER,in any quantitv or style, and shall be pleased to receive a liberal share of patronage. My son, FT D. Norrell, will have t harge of my Yard in Au gusta, and all orders left with him shall receive prompt atten tion. R NORKELI Orders left at H. D. Ncrrell's Bonk and Music Store hovl-t dt VO CAL M USIC! C. S. HALLETTE’S £ AIMES’ and Gentlemen'# Class in Vocal Music wlii com- lein,,al 1,18 Acartem U DECEMBER Private, Lessons, on the cultivation or the voice, given at aw Acacmy, or at resiliences. * dtf City Directory. T ,,E of a reliable DIRECTORY of th's city I. having long been felt, I propose to publish a GEN FK ai’ AND BUSINIss DIKE.-TORY. In o.ie work Jn the GEN EHAL DIRECTORY. I pro, ose to have the name ad dress and occupation of every wtnte male 18 year# of are and over, female- in business, and widow#; and in o,e bum NESS DiRECTOKY every branch Ot bu-iness. Profession or Trade, clunified under their appropriate heading#; an Appen dix exhibiting full list# of tiourts. Banks. Churches, Public In-t -.utioiiS, societies, Ac., Ac., The circulation will be very large amlgemrai through the citv end st.te, whlcl, will make it the beat general advertising melius, of the season Hot,tug to meet with the encouragement ,uch a work deserve# 1 # j-übhc that with mv iorg experience In tie DIR EC l OKi Business, no pains will be spared to make it as com plete and correct x#;oiadde. T. TU I HER, Jh tt Pnbli-her and Compiler. SIOO Reward. HIVVWAY. in July, my Negro Woman ELIZA. .Said Mom,n 1# thiitTflve year# c.d; daik copper color | about five lent high ; her fr-nt uj.p r teeth dc#yed #n„ak like a low country i egro. The at r.ve rewaid wifi h; paid for j her apprehension and delivery, or lodgment n any tail where rsawuo,,, a“ rll, sr-