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~on a instJ Coton had advanced a quarter of a j .'Jut. and large sales had taken place. New-Obleans. Nov. 24,9 P. M. To-day. notwithstanding the rain and the pre valence ofastoim, Cotton was very active in consequence of the tenor of the Atlantic s ad vices, and 7500 bales were sold at an advance ot from an eighth to a quarter ot a cent, Good Middling was quoted at S cents. Molasses was active, and two thousand bbls. were sold at from 241 to 25 cents. Freights of Cotton to Liver pool were at seven-sixteenths ot a penny. Some anxiety is felt at the non-arrival of the steam ship Union, from Xew-York, which is now over-due. st| Magnetic Crlcgruplj. Reported for the Constitutionalist & Republic. Charleston, Nov. 25, P. M. Cotton. —The extreme rates of yesterday are j not sustained. The sales reach 1,200 bales, at 61 to SJ cents. New-Yokk, Nov. 25, P. M. Cotton. —The Asia's news gives tone and strength to our market. The sales to-day reach 4000 bales—sellers are firm. Rice.—loo tierces sold at 3a 3 56. Turpen tine firm and improving. Liverpool letters of the 15th, say that cotton is less bouyant, with rather a downward tendency owing to the anxiety of sellers. FUNERAL NOTICE. Friend* and Acquaintance of Judge Holt, aro requested to attend the Funeral of his wife, Mary A. Holt, from the family residence, at 11 o'clock THIS MORNING. nov ‘-’6 DIED, On the evening of the 4tli of November, in.t . at the residence of Mr Wm. J. Eve. nu the Sand Hill*, near Au gusta Mrs. Sabah D. Eve. consort of Mr. John I*. Eve. and daughter of the late Mr. John Carmichael, in the 47 tli year of her age. ‘ Ilcr sun hit* gone down while it was yet noon, slid while the Christian, the wife and mother, bid fair for many years to perform faithfully the most sacred of- Noes’of woman's mission. She consecrated her youth and womanhood to tiod. having been a member of the Presbyterian church lor 25 years, and during that long period, she pursued her Christian course in humble re liance upon flivine strength Cheerfully from her home—now so desolate to be reaved hearts—did she extend the warm greeting of as section to her numerous relatives and friends. The stranger, too shared her generous hospitality, and while she delighted “to do good, and to communicate’* to all. she particularly exercised acts of ltindness and benevo lence to her domestics and the poor, ‘-the little oues" of Christ's kingdom Against whom many offend. Several months since she was prostrated u))on a hod of languishing Although long cheered by the hope of re covery. a- her disease was seldom considered by herself or others the messenger of death ; yet. when the desired blessing came not. she was quick to perceive her Mas ter's approach, and “went forth to meet him. with her lamp trimmed and her light burning She knew her mansion was prepared in her Father's house, and she was willing to depart and he with Christ It was the privilege or those who stood around her couch of suffering, to gather her dying words of prayer and praise as pearls from the river of death. VV lien disease had withdrawn her in some measure from out ward associations. sin* was in constant communion with her God. and sank into her last sleep, a trusting child upon the bosom of her Father. “There remaineth, therefore, a rest for the people of God." » ■' 11 Sjirriil llotircs. Notice—Post Office, Augusta Georgia After this date, the Savannah’tnail will arrive daily by U>, A. M., and closo at 12 M. except Sunday, when it will closo at 9 A. M. nov 26 2 B. F. HALL, Postmaster.^ { Qy ( oustablca Wanted. —Fiveor six CONSTA BLES can find a profitable business by calling at my office on Tuesday evening, Dooombor 2d, to get Tax Executions to collect. nov 26 4 *C. TINSLEY,T. C. R.C. |]y Wanted. —A Situation in either a Wholesale Grocery, as Salesman or'Book Keeper, or in a Com mission house connected with the sale and purchase of Cotton. The best of references given. Address J. M , to tho care of John Bones, Esq, or Messrs. Snowden A Shear. I* nov 26 cy Instruction upon the Piano-Forte, Guitar and Organ, also Lessons in Singing, by Miss M. E. Keegan. For further information, apply at tho residence of A. Boggs, Esq. Satisfactory city reference can bo given, nov 20 cy* Dodge's Daguerreau Gallery Now Open. — E. S. Lodge has tho pleasure to announeo thut his rooms arc now open for the reception of visitors, and that lie is fully prepared to cxccuto tho brst Pictures taken in the South. Ilisfino shy and tide light, enables him to produce pictures of tho richest tono, and tho most agreeable light and shade, to gether with a natural expression, easy and graceful attitude. Time required for sitting reduced by his improved process, to from >i to 10 seconds. Always on hand, a complete assortment of all tho new and beautiful styles ofCases. Pictures set in cases, mcdalians, finger rings, Ac. Stock and materials of all kinds on hand and for sale. Thorough instructions given in Daguerrcotyping. Gallery next door to tho Post Office, and over Clark, Rackett A Co's. Jewelry Store. Cm nov 15 ~ oy Removal. —Lirs. 11. A R. Campbell have removed their ofiico to Mclntosh street, opposite the Post Offico. Dr. Henry Campbell will rcsido at ho Washington Hall. 6mo nov 7 JAMES RHIND, FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. oat . 28 dteelmo t proclamation.—Mayor's Office, Augusta Nov. 10, ISO I. —By resolution of the City Council of Augusta, Thursday, the 27th instant, has been j , set apart as a day of Tbauksgiving and Prayer, t The citizens of Augusta are therefore respoctful ’ |y aa d earnestly requested, to suspend business on that day, and to moot in their respective place* of public worship, to return their thanks to the God . of tho Universe for the mercies and blessings of the past, and to beseech their continuance to our City, State and Country. nov 12 t T. W. MILLER, Mayor [£7“ Visiting Cards. —Master EDWARD \V IL LIS will write Visiting Cards, and bo thankful for any orders of the kind. ts ae P* A Card.—Mr. E. C. SOFGE having met with such liborla encouragement, takes pleasure in informing his friends and the public that ho has j permanently located himself in Augusta as Pro- , fessor of the Piano Forte and Organ. Comm uni- 1 cations left at the Music and Book Store of Messrs. Geo. A. Oates A Co., will be punctually attended to. ly jan4 ~03F» Leigh, Tucker It Perkins’* Improved Sky Light Daguerrean Gallery.—The Pictures now being taken at this establishment, by tho aid of an entirely new Aparatus, and Sky-heht built ex pressly fur the purpose , are pronounced by all su perior to any that have ever before been offered in this city. We have lately received a now stock, consisting of every variety of plain and fancy Cases, into which Pictures will be inserted in the neatest and most careful manner. Particular care will bo bo fi towed on the arrangement of Family Groups , and to the attitude of single pictures. Every description of Daguerreotype Materials or sale, at the lowest terms. ts oct 11 <£ommercail. Augusta Market. Nov. 26. COTTON.—Our last weekly rev iew left the close of our market with the remark, that "were a lot of 50 to 100 1 hales, strictly Fair put on the market, it would readily bring 7| cents/* On Wednesday morning the market opeued with a fair demand at the prices quoted hv us and the sales made during the day were without change * up to the afternoon, when the steamer Africa's news i came to hand, noticing an improvement in the Liverpool market of on the lower grades. On Thursday morn- > ing, there was a good demand at an improvement of Ja « jc. on all qualities* in this market, and all offered met with ready sale at the above advance. On Friday, the j market remained much the same, and all offered met j with ready buyers at full rates. On Saturday, the mar ket gave way about J cent, in consequence of an advance of Freights in Savannah, and the advance in the Charles ton and New York markets not corresponding with that in our own. In this state our market closed on Satur- I day evening, dull. On Monday morning, our merchants were in possession of the steamer Atlantic's advices, 1 which gave a further advance in the Liverpool market of |d. This gave more confidence to buyers, and during Monday there was an active demand at prices ranging as follows: for Middling Fair 8, for Fair SJ. and some small parcels of Fully Fair were disposed of at 8$ cents — which was |a j cent over Saturday's prices. On Monday evening the Asia's news came to hand, per telegraph’ but they were so unsatisfactory to our merchants, that they, in a measure withdrew from the market, and up to the close of our enquiries (Tuesday, 2. P. M.) there was little or no business done, buyers refusing to purchase, and holders not offering the stocks. In this state our m irket closed up to their above mentioued hour, and we omit quotations, as they may mislead. All parties, when we closed our enquiries, were anxiously awaiting further particulars per steamer A*\n.. The receipts at this point continue to be very limited for the season of the year. That coming to hand by wagons meets with ready sale at full prices. RECEIPTS OF COTTON, From Is* September, 1851, to the latest dates reared. 1851. 1850. Savannah, Nov. 20 36,246 68*504 Charleston, Nov. 20 "o.OCi Mobile. Nov. 14 *2,543 26,M2 New-Orleans, Nov 18 28D.i55 205,-66 Florida. Oct. 2> 4,9-21 4,0 >8 Texas. Nov. Virginia, Nov 1 2,35 1 Nortli-Carolina, Nov. 8 350 Total Receipt.* 427,665 402,115 402,135 lucreaso in Receipts. 25,530 STOCK OK COTTON Remaining on hand at the latest dates received Savannah, Nov. 20 16,474 32. 47 Charleston, Nov. 20... 13,788 2i,2Gl Mobile, Nov. 14 24,489 18.bU New-Orleans, Nov. 18 115,766 112,006 Florida, Oct. 29 1-839 1,255 Texas, Nov. 15 2245 616 Augusta ami Hamburg, Nov. 1.... 34.273 24.129 Virginia, Nov. 1 25° North-Carolina. Nov. 8 233 -™ New-York, Nov. T 3 ~18.492 21,202 Total 232,786 239,511 GROCERIES —Our merchant* now have on hand a large and well selected stock of goods, which they are willing to sell on very reasonable terms for rash, and if merchants in tho interior or planters have this io'sos „ try article, cash, at tiie present tiino on hand, they ean do as well, if not better with it in this market, than were they to visit New York or Charleston. A cash cus tomer can, we believe, do better in either place, at the present time, than lie could do for the past six month*, but the difference in hi* fas or. in purchasing in tho Augusta market would be, he can save freight, a very important item. COHN The demand in at present limited to city wants, and sales are making by tho small quantity, at prices varying from 80 to 85 cents, according to q lali ty and quantity. We have heard of the sale of some 3 to 4060 bushels, to lie delivered betweou this time and February, at the Georgia Rail Road Depot, at 75 i cuts per kusliel. Scad Oats are iu demand at 60 a62 e nts. Soa.t Rye is dull us sale at *1 for Northern and f 1 a *1.12 for Georgia. Cow Peas aro wortli 75 oeuU per bushel. BACON. —Tho supply on bund in light, but tho demand is limited, and prices still have a downward tendency. We now quote sound sides at 11 a 12 cents, at which prices they can lie purchased according to quantity. MOLASSES. There is a good demand for Cuba, which at tho present time is scarce, and sales are making by the bbi. or lihd. at prices ranging from 23 to 27 cents. New Orleans is worth from 33 to 40 cents, according to quality, in a few days, our market will lie well supplied with Culm, as there is an abundant supply on tin* river. HALT. Tiie supply on hand is still light, and sales continue to be made at *1,25 per sack from store by the small quantity. Tho rivor, however, Is now up and sup plies are daily looked for. Wo understand a sale has been made this week of about 600 bags, to arrive, from wharf, at *1.20 per sack, which is about equal to *1.25 from store. FREIGHT*. —The River is now in goosl boating or der. There is more down freight offering to Savannah. Wo have no change to notice in rates, which continue 50 cents per bale Cotton to Savannah, and *1 pur halo to Charleston per Hail Road. LARI). The stock of Laid is on the increase. We quote 10j a 11J cents. COFFEE. —The stock on hand is on the increase, but fully equal to demand. Wo quoto Kid 9 alO cents— principal sales by the small quantity, at 9} a 9] cents SUGARS. —Good stock on hand—no chango to notice in prices. Our quotations will give a fair index of prices. RAGGING —There is but little enquiry for this arti cle. Wo quoto Gunny at 14 aHi from stores l>y the bale or piece. Most holders ask the latter prico for piece, WHEAT. We still quote good Red at 90 a sl. White is scarce. Our City Mills, however, are well sup plied with Virginia and Maryland, and are kept busy in grinding. FLOUR—There is a good demand for City Mills. We now quoto for white Wheat 6i to *"i per bbl. as in quality, and for red at 5J a6. There is a good supply of Northern and country on hand, but tho de mand for these descriptions is limited. EXCHANGE. —AVe have no chango to notice in the rates for Northern Exchange, which continue at J per cent. prem. for Sight Checks on New-York and other Northern cities. On Charleston and Savannah our Banks are drawing at par. Slipping iJiiteelligence AKRIVED, Iron Steamboat Co.,a Steamer T.amar, with boats 8 and 17. with mdze., Ac., to W M Rowland, agent, and Hancock. Murray with mdze. to D. L. Adams, agent, and other*.. CHARLESTON, Nov. 25.—Arr. ship Columbia, Seltzer, New York: ship Jane 1). Cooper. Cooper, Bath, Maine, harks Edisto, Harding, Boston; Cherokee, Getty, New Orleans. In the Offing, a brig supposed to be the Guluare, from the West Indies. . . . Cld. Br. ship Annie. Mearns, Liverpool: brig Madison. Clark, Mobile; schrs. J. K. Randall. Blackwell, N. xork; I). 11. Baldwin. Baker, Baltimore. G : EORGIA. RICHMOND COUNTY — Whereas. JOHN MILLEDGE applies to me for Letters of Adminis- I tration de bonis non. on the estate of ELIZABETH ! McCRADY. late of said county, deceased. Those are therefore, to cite and. admonish, ail ana singular, the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to RICHMOND COUNTY-Whereas. LEON (t T. DUGAS (as Clerk; appl'osforLettersofAd ministration. de bonis non. on the Estate of 11EZEKI A Tlu‘se E^re de thereft>re. to cite and admonish, all and lingular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be and appear at my office, within the by law. to show cause, if any they have, why said Let tcra should not be granted. Q -.qei Given under my hand, thisgjth of fc' BAY RUM. ’ 7 1 LARGE supply of genuine BAY Rt Min bot- J\. ties, and also by the gallon or in less quanti ty For aalo by PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist nov 28 flliscrUaticous. THEATRE—CONCERT HALL. Manager?, Messrs. Jefferson A Ellsler. ' /VEDXESDA V E VENIXG. NO I* 20, 1851. The performance will commence with the new and popular Drama, entitled I SA BELLE! i FARCY PARCB by M ile. EVBUXB, j Tho evening's entertainment wilf conclude with the laughable Earee of the DEAD SHOT! Admittance, Fifty Cents. Side tiallery lor colored persons. 25 cents. >Cy The City Authority will preserve order and decorum. Gentlemen are requested not to wear their hats during the performance. open at 7 o'clock—curtain will rise at half past 7, precisely. nov 26 TO HIRE] BY the day or week, a first rate HOUSE SER VANT. Ho is also a first rate Carriage Dri ver, and very handy in doing jobs about a lot.— Apply at this office. 1 nov 26 ORANGES AND POTATOES. 1 / A RBLS. fine Sweet ORANGES. IV/ 20 do. do. Mercer Potatoes. Just received and for sale by GIRARDEY A PARKER, nov 26 6 GIKORtIIA. KienMOXl)'COUNTY—Whereas, BU f SAN I)YE applies for betters of Guardianship for the persons an 1 property of .MARTIN O. DYE andSAM UKI. 11. I)YE. minors under 11 years of age. These are. therefore, to cite and admonish, all and singular, the kindred and friends of said niiuors. to be and appear at lay office, within the time prescribed by law. to show cause, if any they havo. why said loiters should not bn granted. Given under my hand, this tJAth of November, 1651. nov 26 I,EON l*. DUGAS, Clerk. DISSOLUTION. ilf it. TOY. ono of the firm of W.II. Toy A \ V • Co., of this city—which consists of tho un dersigned; and said of W. 11. Toy liaviug volun tarily left the State of Georgia, notice is hereby given that said firm is dissolved from this date. K A WAG NOR, nov 26 dfic3 SIMON WARD A FLINT RIVER PLANTATION FOR SALE. I OFFER my PLANTATION on Flint river anA for sale. The place consists of over three W thousand fivo hundred acres; nineteen hun dred acres river bottom cane land, the bnlaneo pine land, of mixed qualities. There aro six hundred acres of river bottom land cleared and in a good state of cultivation, mostly fresh; several hundred acres well fenced, ready to bo cleared; nearly three hundred acres of upland cleared, Ac. The im provements aro comfortable hewn log houses, in which I now reside; two sets of Overseer and Ne gro houses, each sufficient for ono hundred negroes, all comfortable, mostly framed nnd brick chimneys, and nearly all built iu the last threoyears; two Gin houses and screw and running gear, ono at each negro quarter, of su|>orior workmanship, built most ly in the last fifteen months. The place is thirty miles South-west from Macon, a piney woods road nil the way; nine miles from Fort Valley, a flourish ing village on tho .Southwestern Railroad. Tho Railroad from Macon to Columbus, all now under contract to bo built in twelve or eighteen montbs pas ses through and crosses Flint river on my Planta tion. The Plantation can be dividod conveniently, if preferred. I will show statistics of health with any place in Georgia. Its richness, productiveness, convenient locality, health and superior Railroad facilities, make it equal, if not superior to any plan tation in Georgia. Provisions and Stock of every discretion can he bought on the premises,on accom modating terms. 1 have over one thousand bushels of planting Cotton Seed of the Pomcgranito and other choice verities, which L will prosent to a purchaser. 1 propose to sell for good reasons, nnd not that I am tired el the place. Address me Knoxville, or come and seo me on tho promises. Terms liberal and accommodating. SAMUEL RUTHERFORD, nov 26 4e FOR THE TEETH. OR It Is' Tooth Wash, Dr. Spear's Dontifico Char coal Tooth Paste, Rose Tooth Paste, Dr. Wray's Tooth Powder, Ac. For salo by f.PHILIP A. MOIBK, Druggist. N. 11.—London Tooth Brushes for sale as above, nov 26 Plf ALOYS Hair Invigorator, Horn's Balm of America, Boyle's Hyperion Fluid, Hanoi's Eau Lustra), Barry's Tricaulicrious. For sale by nov 26 PHILIP A. MOUSE. Druggist. PEARL ASH. SUPERIOR PEARL ASH, also, POTASH. For salo by PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist, nov 26 FANCY SOAPS. V LARGE and well assorted stock of SOAPS, of all kinds, qualities and prices. For salo by t s nov 20 PHILIP A. MO I BE, Druggist. FOR THE HAIR. LUBIN’S Antique Oil, Rowland's MaceasarOil, Pomade’s Ox Marrow, Philocotnbo, Bando line Bears Oil, Ac., of the most superior quality.— For salo by PHILIP A MOISE, Druggist, nov 20 LONDON Hair with Siberian Bristles. For sale by nov 26 PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist. Till: UNDERSIGNED is now offering for sale at his old stand, opposito Phinizy A Clayton’s Warehouse, agenerai assortment of CHOICE GRO CERIES, foreign and domestic LIQUORS, which he will sell low for cash or approved city paper. Among his Stock are the following articles, viz; 201) bids. FLOUR, (choicebrands.) 80 sacks RIO COFFEE. St. Croix SUGAR, inhhds. and bids. 80 bbls. WIIISK Y. 50 “ RUM and GIN. 5 pipes Holland GIN. 150 boxes Maderia WINE, (direct importation.) 100 “ Claret do. 50 “ Vermouth do. “ 50 “ superfine CORDIA LS, 25 “ FRUIT, (prepared in Brandy,) direct importation. 8 “ quarter casks French BRANDY, direct importation. 50 baskets Sweet OIL, “ 25 boxes SO AP. 25 “ Fancy SOAP. 25 “ CANDLES. 25 “ TOBACCO. nov 26 12 P. POULLET. THE ANDERSON GAZETTE. PUBLISHED weekly at Anderson, S. C., lias been improved by entire new material, and is now printed in the best stylo. Its columns are ren dered peculiarly attractive by contributions from tho most talented writers, and tho devoted attention of tho editors. AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM, It presents many inducements and advantages, having already run up to a circulation of ONE THOUSAND, And its subscription list constantly increasing. Terms $1.50 in advance, or within three months; $2 it paid afterwards. [y Advertisements inserted at the lowest rates known to the country. Yearly advertisements by contract. dWc2 nov 26 house~keepers look out. CHRISTMAS VARIETIES. THE SUBSCRIBER finding great competition in bis line of business, and only desirous of having a small share of patronage, offers to his friends ami house keepers in general, a choice as sortment of fine and extra-lino GROCERIES, at the lowest city pricos, consisting in part of the follow ing, viz: Fine Goshen and Extra-fine Philadelphia Shuck Butter; fine Citron, Currants, Raisins, whole, half and quarter boxes; English Split Peas, Soft Shell Almonds: fine Dutch and Apple Cheese; Preserved Figs and GiDger; Extra-fine Teas; Wells’, Miller's and Provost’s fine Pickels; Preserves, Sauces and Preserved Provisions; superior Hulled Buckwheat Flour in quarter and eighth bags, which will be sold at prices to suit purchasers, with every other arti clefor family use. nov 25 J. J. BY HD. BOOKS. BOOKS. FRENCH CON VERSATIONS.-—Conversations and Dialogues upon Daily occupations and or dinary topics, designed to familiarize the Student with those idiomatic expressions which most fre quently recur in French Conversations; by Gustave Chouquet. A Practical Introduction to Greek Prose Compo sition ; Part 11; by Thos. K. Arnold, M. A. For sale by nov2s THOS. RICHARDS A SON. BYN'D CHINA Dinner and Tea WARE. Rich Toilet SETS. ELI MUSTIN. nov 23 miscellaneous. LIME! LIME!! BEST Thomast. n Lime, in lots to suit purchasers, bv (nov 20) HAND A FLEMING. HAY. IXI 1 BUNDLES first rate HAY, for sale on ♦Jv/ the wharf, at one dollar and twenty-five cents per hundred pounds. ’ nov 19 LAMBACK A COOPER. IMPORTED DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS. RECEIVED THIS DAY. a full assortment of warranted Dutch HYACINTHS, Tulips, Ac.; for sale by (nov HI) WM. HAINES. STOLEN from the subscriber on Tucs day night, during the fire, from the Globe Hotel, a dark bay lIORSE, with I 1 \ bridle, saddle, and martingale. On tho right side of the neck has tho hair worn off about the size of a dollar. The saddle is much worn, with a dark saddle cloth. A reasonable reward will be paid for hisdelivery to JOHN J. BYRD, nov 20 ts DRAWING AND PAINTING MRS. LIVERMORE will give instruction in various branches of DRAWING and PAINT ING, with Oils, Crayons, Water Colors. Mezzotint, Ac., at the Cottage, on Greeno street, next above the house of R. 11. Gardiner. Mrs. L. has received various prizes at the Fairs, both of tho South and North, for tho best Miniatures and Fancy Paintings. ’ References. —R. 11. Gardiner, Jr., Esq., Rev. W. : J. Ilitrd, J. S. Clark, Rev. Edw. E. Ford. nov 20 dx+tf AUGUSTA SEED STORE. THE AUGUSTA SEED STORE is removed to tho first door abovo tho State Bank, and nearly opposite tho United States and Globe Ho tels, where the subscriber will continue to furnish his friends and the public with l'resh and genuino GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS. Allowance to country dealers as usual, lied and wliito Clover. Lucerno Bluo Grass, Onion Sets, Giant Asparagus Roots, Flour Seeds. Bulbous Roots, Ac. J. 11. SERVICE, nov 20 dAclmo NEW CIDER. OA UHI.N. superior Newark CIDER, just ro tJV> ccived and for salo by ‘ W. A J. NELSON. N.B. —A constant supply always on hand. n»v 21 6 YITANTED —A GOOD VEST MAKER—none VV other need apply. The highest price will bo paid. (nov 23) WM. 0. PRICE A CO. DWELLING AND FARM TO RENT, Near the Bonwlitry Einr of the City. [OFFER FOR RENT my Dwelling, with 5- all suitable Out-houses, anil about fifty acres iliii. of Land, cleared anil enclosed. Thoro is a lino Or chard on tho promises, and excellent water. Apply to the undersigned. Possession given Ist January next. nov2s-+2Ac2 A. PICQUET. AYERS’ CHERRY PECTORAL 12 dozen, for salo by WM. 11. TUTT, Druggist. 1 nov 22 i A \ I LLA KEAN'S, Gelatine, Mace, Cloves, r V Nutmegs, fresh ground Spiees, Arrow Root, Flavoring Extracts, Rnckuhnut, Jamaica Ginger, Yeast Powders, Ac., for sale by nov 22 WM. 11. TUTT, Druggist. UAIK BRUSHES* —3O different kinds, for salo by (nov 22) WM. 11. TUTT, Druggist. WASHING FLUID —By the gallon or bottle,for sale by WM. 11. TUTT, Druggist, nov 22 READY MADE CLOTHING. •250 Broad street, next door below the U. S. Hotel. 1 t FULL and fashionable assortment of his own j\ make, consisting of CLOAKS, OVER COATS, Business and Dress GARMENTS of all descriptions. A great variety of fancy articles always on hand for a gentleman's Toilet. yLadies UNDER VESTS. For making to order, as usual, a complete Stock of Cloths, CASIMERES, VESTINGS and TRIMMINGS. Military Work of nay kind, and making and Trimming, nov 22 JOHN BRIDGES. NOTICE. IS hereby given to creditors of the Georgia Peni tentiary to prosont their accounts to the Peni tmftinry Committee, on, or before the 10th day of f December next. By order of tho Penitentiary Committee. PENNING MOORE, Chairman Penitentiary Committee. Milledgcvillo, Nov. 18. td nov 22 WANTED TO HIRE, r \ NEGRO BOY, about 14 or 16 years old, nnd 11. a Girl about tile sumo age. Enquire of JOHN A. MILLEN A CO., nov 25 6 ono door abovo Metcalf’s Range. r choice philadelphia”butter,~ to I ARRIVE. THE subscriber will have, on Wednesday, and continue to receive during the winter, his regu lar supply ofthatchoico article, Philadelphia Shuck BUTTER, put up expressly for this market, nnd to which he invites attention. Also, lino Goshen and Cooking BUTTER. Also, fine Leaf LARD, at old prices, where you purchase other articles,nnd fine Buckwheat FLOUR, nov 25 JOHN J. BYRD. Os ARES. UR A VATS. NECK TIES, ire—Some £5 new and choice dressing for tho Neck, justro ' reived. (nov 25) WM. O. PRICE A CO. LODGE’S PORTRAITS. - PORTR AITS of Illustrious Personages of Great Britain, with Biographical and Historical Me moirs of thoir Lives and Actions; by Edmund Lodge, Esq., F. S. A., in eight volumes: London. J list received and for sele at GEO. A. OATES A CO'S. Piano, Book and Music Depot, nov 25 Broad street. PHILOSOPHY of tin; Mechanics of Nature, and the Sourco and Modes of Action of Natural Motive Power; by L. Allen, illustrated with numer ous Wood Cuts, 1 vol., Bvo. Just published and for salo at GEO. A. OATES A CO'S. Piano, Book and M tide. Depot, nov 25 Broad street. Q/ ) BBLS. Prime Family FLOUR, just received OVA and for salo low, by nov 25 12 GIRARDEY A PARKER. NEW BOOKS. " TO bo fouud at GEO. A. OATES CO.’s. Piano, Book anil Music Depot, Broad street, between U. States and Globe Hotels. Moby Dick, or The Whale, by Herman Mnlville, author of Typeo, Omoo, Mardi, Ac. ' Wonder llook for Girls and Boys, by Nathaniel ’ Hawthorne. Gift Book for Young Ladies, by Dr. Win. Aleott. Gift Book for Young Mon, by Dr. Wm. Aleott. ' j How to bo Groat, Good, and ilappv, by Emily. Chuhbuck. Lessing's Pictorial Field Book of tho Revolution, 1 Nos. Ito 18, inclusive. Nos. 14, 15 and 16, ofFallisA Co.'s beautiful il lustrated copy ofShakspear. Swallow Barn, or a Sojourn in tho Old Domin ion. by J. V. Kennedy. llarry Burnham, tho Young Continental, by 11. j A. Buckingham. 1 Gems by the Wayside, or an Offering of Purity . I and Truth, by Mrs. L. G. Abell. Womanin her Various Relations, containing prac tical rules lor American females, by Mrs. L. G i Abell. f Life in varied Shades, illustrated in a series of s sketches, by Mrs. Caroline 11. Butler. Scenes and Legends of Scotland, by Hugh Miller, 3 i author of Foot Prints of the Creator. nov 25 - | NEW AND ELEGANT BOOKS. MEMOIItS of the Beauties of the Court of Charles tho second, with their Portraits; by fj Mrs. Jameson. II i Tho Women of Early Christianity: A series of i i Portraits, with descriptions, by American Clergy - s men. Edited by Rev. J. A. Spencer, M. A. 1 Lyricks of the Heart, with other Poems; by t A lari cA. Watts. I The above can be had at the Book Store of nov 25 THOS. RICHARDS & SON. APPLETON’S a rpnos. RICHARDS & SO\ have received the JL following new Books : * The History of Rome; by Thos. Arnold, D. D., j new edition. e Legends of the Flowers; by Susan Pindar. Louis' School Days: A Story for Boys. A Class Book of Choinistry; by Edward L. You . mans. nov 25 81-CARB. SODA.—I,OOO lbs., for sale by nov 22 WM. H. TUTT, Druggist, POTASH —2,000 TbsTNoTfPotash, for Mile“by nov 22 WM. H. TUTT, Druggist. illiscellancons. MANAGER’S OFFICE. GREEN AMD PULASKI MONUMENT LOT TERIES. Mtriltigaf' Drawn , attd .Prizes Paid hy the well known ami rcsitonsih/e firm of J. W. MAURY A'CO. Class 123, tube drawn at Augusta, Nov. 26, 1851, Sales close Wednesday, at 3, P. M. THE LIT TLE FAVORITE.—I 2 drawn Ballots, from 75. Capital Prize $4,600. Besides numerous other f Prizes. Tickets sl, shares in proportion. Risk on a Package of 25—Quarters only $3,70. Class 124 to be drawn at Savannah, Nov. 28, 1851. Sales close Friday, at 3,1’. M. Fine Scheme, 15 drawn Ballots from 78. 7,250 DOLLARS. (• $2,000; $1,223: $1,000; 20f5600; 2of $500; 5 of S2OO. Besides numerous others. Tickets $2,50 Halves $1,25 —Quarters 62c. Extra Class, 86, by Monongalia, 181, Nov. 29, 1851. Sales close Saturday, at 3, P. M GRAND SCHEME. 13-drawn Ballots from 78. ' 10.000 DOLLARS. ' $12,000; $6,000; $3,739. 0"?“ 40 of $2,000; 40of$00. Besides numerous others. Tickets $lO ’ Halves ss—Quarters $2,50. JOHN A. MILLEN, ' No. 205 Broad street, one door above Metcalfs Range, Augusta. Ga. Orders from the city or country, strictly con fidential and promptly attended to. nov 26 ENGLISH VELVET AND TAPESTRYg CARPETING. THE SUBSCRIBERS wish to call the attention of purchasers to their stock of the above Goods, being the largest nnd best assortment ever offered and imported direct to this city. Prices, $1,50 and $1,62} — Velvet, $2 ami upwards. AMERICAN TAPESTRY. Choice colors and patterns, at $1,25 and $1,37J. A LOT OF AMERICAN THREE PLY CAR PETING, At $1 per yard. PRINTED DRUGGET CARPETING. We have just received per ship Austria, from Liv erpool, eight hales of the above goods, 48 inches wide, which wo will sell at the low price of 65 oonts per yard. Patterns really beautiful. AMERICAN INGRAINS, Superior all-wool heavy Carpeting, at 62Jc. per yd. ENGLISH HARTH RUGS. A choice lot of the above goods per tho Austria, from Liverpool, at $2,50, $3, $4, $5, $6,50, $6, and $lO. CHEAP INGRAINS. A lot of all-wool, and eoLton and wool Ingrains, which we wish to clear oil' at 31 jo. to 50c. Cotton Carpetings at 15c. to 30c. 4-4 Linen Carpeting at 18c THOMPSONVILLE ANDLOYVELL INGRAINS. Heavy fabrics nnd choice colors, ntßoe., purchas ed at the last trade sales. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, Os all widths, out to lit Rooms nnd Entrys. We wish particularly to call the attention of pur chasers to our linen stock of all-pure Flax Linens, Shirtings and Sheetings, Doylies, Napkins and Ta ble Linens, which was purchased by Mr. C. Lam bert, in Belfast, Ireland. N. B.—All orders promptly nnd faithfully attend ed to. LAMBERT A BUOTHEK, 211 King street. Charleston, Nov. 7, 1831. d6—+l2 nov 9 NEW SADDLE, BRIDLE AND HARNESS MANUFACTORY. A McALLISTEII takes this method . of informing his friends nnd the (r public, that he has commenced the above business, in all its various branches, on Broad street, a few doors below the Eagle A Phoenix Ho tel, Augu»ta, Ga., and hopes, by’ strict and unre mitted attention, to merit a small share of public patronage. From the long experience he has had, as a prac tical manufacturer of English, Spanish, and Anier can Suddles, in every variety of stylos and finish, and for tho last five years in Augusta, Ga.—as his make of Saddles is known nnd proved all over tho country—he is confident he can make any style which his friends may desire, and for durability, • cannot be surpassed any where. lie will keep on hand, SADDLES made by him self, which he will sell as low ns any Saddle made in the Southern country. N.B. —Old Saddles re-sented and padded, anil all kinds of Repairing and Jobbing done in a neat and workmanlike manner, ns low ns can be done in Au gusta. +3mo nov 19 TEACHER WANFED. ON THE second Thursday (11th) in December next. The Commissioners of the Beech Island Orphan Asylum, (usually known as the Downer In stitute,) will elect a Teacher and Superindant, to take charge of that institution for the year 1852. Persons applying for the situation, must be mar ried, nnd qualified to instruct boys and girls in tho rudiments of a good common English Education. M. GALPIIIN, j H. It. COOK, .’ Com'rs. GEO. B. MILLS, I Beoch Island, S. C., Nov. 13,1851. std nov 14 GENTLEM ’S EN FASHIONABLE CLOTH ING STORE. WASHINGTON GA DALY tt DONNELLY WOULD respectfully call the attention of their friends and customers to thuir excellent stock o Fall and Winter Clothing, which they are receiving. They feol confident that having ramie a choico selection, and being judgos of such articles, they can furnish gentlemen with a very superior article on the most reasonable terms Thoir stock consists in part of Dress and Frock Coats, Iloiscry, Gloves, Sacks, Pants, Vests, Suspenders, Merino and Cotton, Velvet and Cloth, Undershirts, Drawers, Caps, Pocket H’ndk's, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Blaok Silk, Satin, and Fancy Cravats, Ac. Ac. Also an oxtensivo assortment of Linen Bosom Shirts. They would call special attention to thoir stock of Cloths, Casi.ueiies and Vestings, of every dye toxture, and quality, which they will out and make up in the best and most fashionable style, oct 22 +Ac BOOTS AND SHOES. THE CHEAPEST EVER OFFERED I.N AU GUSTA. THE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for tho kind patronage heretofore bestowed on him, wishes o call the attention of tho citizens of Augusta and its vicinity, to his well selected stock ofGont.’s, Ladies’, Misses', Boy’s and Children’s BOOTS AND SHOES, Which ho will sell, wholesale and retail, cheaper than any ever ottered in this city. Please call and examine, as goods will bo freely shown, and only one price asked. 6UO pair of Ladies' Fox'd. GAITERS, well made, at 95 cts. per pair. JAMES DALY. N. B. A handsome lot of Travelling and Pack ing Trunks, Valises, and Carpet Bags always on hand. J. D. Store on the South side of Broad stroot, nearly j. opposito the Eaglo A Phoenix Hotel, t oet. 11 WILL BE SOLIL ON tho first Tuesday in DECEMBER next, be fore the Court House door in Waynesboro", Ga., a one-horso BUGGY and Harness, which have f been in uso not quite one year. Terms—Credit 4 months, with good security, nov 19 c 2 f AUGUSTA BREWED - REEK. THE AUGUSTA BREWERY is now in oppern tian, and has constantly on hand fresh Brewed BEER of superior quality. Customers can be supplied at tho Brewery, or by applying to Lamback A Cooper, nov 19 MARTIN FREDRICK. LOST, s A LARGE Newfoundland DOG, ft XV black or tar color, straight tail. A f. , Suitable reward at this office. nov 18 23—ts STARCH. qn BOYES very superior STARCH. Alsoalot OVJ of Beaumont's celebrated Starch Polish. — Just received by D. B. PLUMB A CO. nov 23 PERRY DAYTS’ PAIN KILLER— For Tooth ache and Rhoumatism. A large lot iust re ecived by nov 23 D. B. PLUMB A CO. Sales. BY A. LAFITTE. Positive sole of Segars. \\ ill tie sold, THIS DAY, in front of store, at 10 U o'clock, precisely, 20 in SEGARS (Rio Hondo's.) 20 m (Jeonian (Oanilla.) 10 in Afirmezn. , ■ In case of bad weather, sale will take place in i’ Joors - nov 20 ir BY A. LAFITTE.' k " ill ho sold, on tho fitst Tuesday in DECEMBER next, at tho Loyror Market House, if not pre viously disposed of at private sale, ANTONY, a Cooper, and a first rate field hand, j about 35 years of age, sound and healthy. Titles indisputable. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for bill of sale. nov 26 j BY HUTCHINSON &. THOMAS. " i II be sold, in front of store, to close consignments WEDNESDAY, 26th November, Fresh GOODS, direct from Fnctorv. Sale positive : 1) 6,1 pr. Men's sewed Calf BROGANS, 12 pr. Cork-soled BOOTS, 25 pr. Ladies’ BUSKINS, rj 150 pr. Ladies' assorted SHOES 0 60 pr. Kid Walking SHOES, 60 pr. BOOTEES, 60 pr. Men's Calf Pegged BOOTS „ 50 pr. fine Sewed BO TS, 180 pr., 3 eases, BROGANS, finewolted Shoe-. 60 pr. Seal Stitched BOOTS, . 12 pr. oxtra fine Calf LOOTS, Parisian stylo . 100 pr. Men's and Ladies'SLIPPERS. ’ I The above Goods will be soid positively, to close consignments. The attention of Deaiors is calied. 1 Terms cash. Sale positive. nov2s j HUTCHINSON & THOMAS Will soil, in front of Store, on WEDNESDAY, 26th i. _ inst., to close consignment, 2.) dozen PORTER, in quart and pint bottles. 20 do. Ale, in quart aud pint bottles. 10 boxes Soap. _ 5 barrels Chainpagno Cider. nov 25 BY HUTCHINSON aTtHOMAS! Codfish, Shad, <s«-. , 11 ill be sold, on WEDNESDAY, 26th inst., in front i ot Store, to close consignment 5 drums CODFISH, 6 quintals Smoked SALMON, 50 boxes Smoked HERRING, 5 barrels SHAD, 3j barrels MACKEREL, Terms Cash. nOT 2 S BY HUTCHINSON &. THOMAS' Closing Sale. W ill bo sold, in front of Store,"toclosoout the Stock loft from our last Friday's sale, DRY GOODS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS HO SIERY, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, BLANKETS . G UNS, Ac., Ac. Sale on WEDNESDAY, 26th . ins t* positive. Terms cash. Persons having purchased Goods at Friday's sale R not called for before Wednesday, will bo exposed, and tho Goods sold over on their account. nov2s BY HUTCHINSON & THOMAS. , 300 bales liay. ■ \\ o will sell, on arrival rft the wharf, . 360 bales HAY, now on the way from Savannah All sums over $56, 66 days. nov lg BY GIRARDEY & PARKER. On tho Ist Tuesday in DECEMBER next, if not previously disposed of, 5 r• NEGRO MAX, about 21 years of Hire. lio is a first rate Cook and good Carriage Driver. Warrnntod sound and healthy. Titles indisputable. Terms cash. _ „!„• 16 BY GIRARDEY & PARKER. On the first TUESDAY taJANJARY next, at tho Lower Market Houso, within the usual hours ot sale, (if not previously disposed of,) u^T Btro n n ?’, healthy, aud ablo-bodied NEGItO MAN. Sold for no fault, lie is about 26 years old—a good houso and store-servant, polite and vury intelligent. Warrnntod sound, and titles in disputablu. Terms cash. nov ](; BY HUTCHINSON &. THOMAS. i House anil Lot. W ill bo sold, at the Lower Market House, on tho first Tuesday in DECEMBER next, I he House and Lot now occupied by C. Rennick, on the S. E. corner of Greene and Kollock streets, with a front of forty (40) feet on Greene street, and | running back one hundred and seventy-fivo (175) i foot on Kollock street. The House and Lot may bo treated for at private sale, at any timo between now and the day of sale . Terms cash. nov 7 i DISSOLUTION. THE JEWELRY BUSINESS, under tho firm of V OODSTOCK A WHITLOCK, is this day dissohed, both by virtue of an articlo botween us ■ thereby giving FREDER -1 tCK A; WIIIILOCK, alono, full power to settle tho business and collect tho indebtedness. W. G. WOODSTOCK. . A xr F. A. WHITLOCK. Augusta, Nov. 15, 1851. T ,ik UNDERSIGNED will, for the presont tho WATCH AND JEWELRY BUSINESS, in all its various brnnehes. Having experienced and faithful workmen, ho will givo prompt attention to any work which may bo givon him. has on hand a eomplote assortment of all ; kept in hiß linc - consisting of *’ AILHES, QfaU tho best makers; JEWELRY ot all descriptions; SILVER and PLATED GOODS of all tho latest patterns, and a variety of Fancy Goods, which ho will sell on accommodating terms , . XT F. A. WHITLOCK, j Augusta, Nov. 15,1851. Postponed CITY SHERIFF’S SALE. On tho first Tuesday in DECEMBER next, will be sold, at the lower Market houso, in tho city of 1 a within tho legal hours of salo, AH that lot or parcel of land, with tho improve ments thereon, situato in tho upper part of said 1 city, and bounded south by Broad-street, north by Jonos-strcet, east by Marbury-stroct, and west by a t lot of Isaac Bryan, and occupied at this timo by An i ueuw J• Ayers. Loviod on as tho proporty of Robort * .; lU, '° re ’ to “ tisf y tbc following fi. fas. issuing from 1. ®, x ourt °f Common Pleas of said city. Hutchinson A t hotuas, vs. Robert Gilmore, Elias C. Tinsloy vs. - tho sa “°- WM. V. KER, Sheriff C. A. nov 6 MAN SION - HOUSE, BV J. MAVIS A SON, 1 Corner of Queen and Meeting Streets, Charleston, So.C«. DOV 5 lm GROCERIES. ’ I HI I' SUBSCRIBERS are receiving thoir Fall I -L stock ol GROCERIES, consisting oi r 1060 coils host llomp ROPE, 1 460 bales heavy Gunnv BAGGING, y hhds. Porto Rico and N. 0. SUGAR, 460 bags Rio, Laguyra and Java COFFEE . 100 hlids. Cuba MOLASSES, 100 bbls. N. O. do., 100 do. Stuart’s Crushed and Clarified SU . GAR, „ 1000 kegs NAILS, 100,000 lbs. Bacon SIDES, SHOULDERS an! y HAMS, 4000 sacks Liverpool SALT, - Alum and Bulk SALT, A j.. Ao., to whieh they invito the attontion of Merchant an 1 Planters vis iting the city. HAND, WILLIAMS A (0- ’ a e 5 wAely INSURANCE. THE SUBSCRIBER, Agent Columbia Insur a 1 pany, continues to take Fire. Marino - aid River r ,ks. Office Mclntosh street. Premiums in all cases, will be reasonable. j nov 12 lm J, H. ANDERSON. ~ WILLIAM A. ARCHER, y DRAPER A > D J A * L ? R ’ TTAS REMOVED to the South side of -LX Broad street, nearly opposite and a lit - tie East of the Eagle A Phcenrx Hotol, where lull he solicits a continuation of the patronage which • has been so liberally bestowed on him by the public. . He keeps on hand a good assortment of Material, * such as is kept by Merchant Tailors, which he will mako up to order, in good shape. All garmonts, ' made up to order, warranted to fit. RENOVATING and REPAIRING done up at short notice. Please call and give mo a trial, oct. 8 ftf _ NEW MASONIC VOCALIST, FOR sale by|C. A L. DWELLE, No. 314 Broad street, nearly opposite [the Brunswick Bank. factf oot 21,