Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page.

AUGUSTA WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT, MARCH 31, 1847. ARTICLES Per. Wholesale. !j RAGGING—Gunny ‘....j 13 a2O Kentucky. 15 a UJ BALE ROPE—Manilla 16 10 a 12 | Kentucky 7 a 8 1 BACON—Hams 1....1 Bi.< 10 | Sides .i 8 a 0 i Shoulder* ... 6, a 61 BUTTER—Goshen, prime ft 20 a25 Country 12 a 15 ! CANDLES —Spermacetti 30 a 35 Georgia made 13»a 15 Northern do. .., 15 aIG I CHEESE—Northern l J a 10 COFFEE —Cuba i none. Uio I ! 83a 10 Java. i....j ]24a 15 j Laguayra i i 0a II | f Shirting*, brown, 3-4 yd.! 5 a 61 -5 I •* 7-8 ' : 7ln S c j “ “yd. wide j 7ia 10 Sheetings brown. 5-4 1> a 15 ** bleached, 5-4 18 a 20 t j Checks | 10a 15 S j Bed Tick 12 a 18 C; I Uznaburg*, Boz 1.... lo aIT Yarn (assorted). ft 17 a 10 Flail —Mutkeiel, No. i hhl. 13 uI I Do. No. 2 ‘J a 10 Do. No. 3 675 a 7 FLOUR —New Orleans none. Canal 8 5 daD 00 Georgia ... 5 sdas 5 > GRAIN—I orn bus, 65 a7O Oats .j 37 a 10 GUNPOWDER keg. 6 a HAY —Eastern 100. North River . ! IRON—Pig 100. tittedes, assorted ton. 4ii 5 Hoop I (Hi. I 7 a Sheet Ift ; Ra 10 Nail Rods ; ... I 6 a 7 LEAD —Pig and liar j 100.1 6 a Sheet j ... f>k 8 White Lead 1 ... 7 ka 0 Exports of Cotton to Foreign and Coastwise Forts, commencing Ist September, IBio. Barawnah CMUarlc»loit. : Mobile. IV. New Vork. ~ Other Portal T»UI. WHITH «* e \ ported. 1847. ism. 1847.11846 1847.1846. j 1847. 18467 IS 17. 1846! 1847.T84G! 1847.11846. L»«rpaul 753d* 2669.) 7851! 48601 49046 93050 J 77616 3jJ 920 35415 u;~ jfcglsj Hun |i ! 1 i I luoj i i.vj &vi! :i 'j GlaKgow and Greenock 7823; 3147 3.38! 1802 3652 3690 6374 1 16/1 6-7' Cork and a Market. ? .*. !_ __2728 1725 3iU9 10422 173 ! 1 Total to Great Britain *3il<> 29837 Havre .» 75ua, 3627 3Jj3J 2..-U =8 i7 ZjJ 29 *55 Ui7 65 7jO>>2 21553 ~ 312 Bordeaux, ' j 119 322 50 Marseilles j ■ jj 432 326 1714 2971 i 2669 3062 Nantes 1 ! ' : _ 59) 780' 215 i 40|j Total to 1- ranee. 7558 3627 39621 2396 4 17259 31169 55635 76749 25i)6.1 31939 312 14a' -*2 '79790 Amsterdam I j| j ' i 2j'm3 28UIi 'lj 37 1 526)' "'j; Rotterdam ;l ;j ! \\ i 595 1905' 913 Antwerp tj j 1911 1161 636 1832: 1678 5560 llmnUii-g ij i ■ j ji ; 1613 2493! \\ 4732 limn* n j i it „ j 3944: 433 2271, j Barcelona 11 i ;1 5508 : Havana. Ate Ji j ji ll 4999 12305' 16143: S 2! On*>a, Trieste, <fec 1 944; ij 3333 4661 2009; 1953 20211, lt/689 7639 2317 386 Ghent, Ate [ j I 2680' 1000 • Other Torts ;• 1301 1428 928 1 1129 355; 177.' Total to otlwr foreign Ports ji 9j£*| 7136 7253 l"833, *3433 44910. ~36566 ~2193 ' ~15182 2817 386 81153 72825 1 New York ! J.J'J >;> 30253 /4-ißv 39838 16 823 22262 28.879 42073 ' ~ya>7 T7 ij "i B«no" ij 14998; 1 1777; 21141 14152 13263' 20598 i 45291 69720 ji 5660 7491 Providence 30U,* 8 0 302 m 25 5 6651 6202 2196 jyjy Philadelphia ! 1903 J 4346 ; 110G11 5.893 1217 1258 5035 7296 i 4 10* Baltimore 1775! 812! 4120, 1401 2342 43191 4325! 26 9! ?60( i 1662 Other Ports ; lo()28l 13060 253! 6*1.6} 7l J 7 3H«7 3242! 136!2l 3 861 Total Coastwise ! . 7579 ti 61(178 II I 186 58089 47272| 6[856 86643 127i 46 ' !~31562!“1*5946 347iT5 (.rand I oml- 1675 8 97542 i 11431 128u62 2tG6-3 3.a3i7 5-8.63 | 833j8i~d835J '471 c'' ~5a855 106(7234 1 1(19*56 [C/ 3 Statement ot the business on the Georgia Kail Road during the week ending March 27, 1817. Pas-rngers, $2.056 70 Freights, 7.0-2 99 Mail, 769 46 Amount, $10,7-49 15 Geo R. It. A- Rk'h Co., \ T. ansp. OH'. March 27, 1817. > Marc h 31 —1 I ' 2 AUGL ST A KI FL E CUB. Those persons in this city or county who are disposed to form a Rifle Club for the purpose of improvement in Rule Shooting, that strong arm of national defence, are requested to meet at the United Slates Hotel cm Thursday evening, April Ist, 1847. March 30 3 151 ~ PUS"P OFFICE,'~A UG US FA, 7~ March 25, 1817. ) Agreeably to r.cert Acts of Congress and in structions from the Po.->t-\laster General, tlic fol lowing now regulations will be observed at this office .• Ist. Transient Newspapers, or those not sent from the office of publication to subscribers, and Handbills or Circulars printed or lithographed, (nut exceeding one sheet in size,) and unsealed, are subject to three cents postage, which must bn prepaid, or they will not be mailed. I (sealed they wi 1 be rated and forwarded as letters. 2nd. Letters, Newspapers anil Packages not exceeding one ounce in weight, addressed to any Officer, Vlusician or Private in the Army ofthe Lulled States in Mexico, or of any post or place on the frontier of the United Slates bordering on Mexico, will pass free in the mails if alter the name ofthe person addressed is added “btiui^ing 10 the Army.” 3rd. Letters addressed to different persons, cannot l>e enclosed in the same envelope or pack age, under a penalty of Pen Dodars, unless ad dressed to Foreign countries. E. B. GLASCOCK P. M. j mar 21. <> ~N LA rOLIfAN IJ O>’A li l IS. P VTT]SO\, NOE & CO., Patentees and Manufacturers, 23 Delaney Street, New Vork. Feb. 23 3ra— 121 ELECTION NOTICES, &c. CITY ELECTION. The annual Election of Mayor and three Mem bers of Council for each Ward, to serve for the ensuing year, will be held on Monday, the 12th April, 1847, at the several places hereafter desig nated. The Polls will he opened at 10 o'clock, A. M. and closed at 2 o’clock, P. M. After the polls are closed, tire Managers will meet at the place of holding the election in Ward No. 2, to add the votes given in the several M ards for Mayor, and declare the person having the high est number of votes duly elected. Ward No. 1 —At the Hay and Folder Scale House, under the management of Jesee Kent.J<*hn IV. W ightinan and 11. B. Frazer, E>qrs., or either two of them. Ward i\o. 2.—At the E.tgloand Phoenix Hotel, tinder the management of John 11. Crocker, Wm 11 Maharrey and J. S. Clark, Esqrs., or either two of them. Ward No. 3.—At the United State-* Hotel, un der the management of G. T. Dortic, Daniel Mix er and George G. Mathews, Esq Ts., or either two of then). Ward No. 4.—At the Richmond Hotel, under the management of J, T. Wooten, Grenville Simmons and Daniel Hand, Etq'rs, or either two of therp. LEWIS D. FORD, Mayor C. A. March ?1 - 152 Mr. Editor—You will please announce Maj JAMES ALEXANDER and JOHN ROBERT SON, aa candidates for Council in Ward No. 4. March 31 *- 152 j | ARTICLES. jPer. Wholesale, j LIME 1 , n l. iSU a liuJ MOLASiES—Cuba m! . 28 a3J j N Orleans 1 40 a 4d NAlLS—Cur,4dt»2Ud 51 a 54 ; OILS—S perm, W. strained j ...( Ida a i'.tl I strained d 125 a Summer do.* ' ... IxKf a Linseed Ibbl.' 874a Tanners 55 a Lird .. lOJ a POTATOES I,hi.' 20a 300 PORTER. d.,z 225 a 25J PEPPER—BIack ft Id a i 2 PIMENTO IRa RAlSlN'S—Malaga, bunch 'box.' 225 a 250 Muscatel 2 a I RICE —Ordinary JOU. 425 a 150 Fair 475 a 5 Good and Prune 525 a 55* 'French Brandies gal, R 0 a 2 Leger Fferes 2<5 a 3 7. Holland Gin 125 a 150 American Gin j 3<4 u 40 Jamaica. Ruin 15) a 2 -a N E. Rum,bds. and hrls 37 a 40 J - Whiskey, Phil. & Balt 33 a35 Du. New Orleans 30 a 33 Peach Brandy 75 a 100 SUGAR—Cuba .Muscovado ft 8 a 10 PR. <k St. Croix i. j ‘Jail j Havana, white j 10 all , New Orleans, ;....! 83 a 0 L as. I 13 a 11 j Lump II a 12 SALT—Liverpool ‘nek! ilO a 150 I Loose hus.i 37 a 40 SO \ P—American, yellow ft* j 5 a 6 \ Sit )T—All sizes ‘... ,j 162 a 175 • SUGARS—Spanish >1.120 a3o | American j. ... 8 alO T ALLOW—American j..., 84 a U Tobacco— xeorgi * jft 4 a Cav -ndish 15 a 15 TWlNE—Bagging j ...I 2»a *7 ,1 Seine I ...* 3J a jO 1 * - * I _ qrjgv.y <- %, —ut*- •aazaamammmrierap.Tzaz- [ ftTr Mr. Editor —Please announce Dr. 1. P, GUIVIN as a candidate fur Member of Council for Ward No. J, and oblige Manx Voters. Feb. 20 —* 119 SO“ Mr. Editor —Please announce the name of CHARLES E. GRENVII.LE, Esq., as a candi date fur Council in Ward No. 1, And oblige Feb. 17 *— MANY VOTERS. iEr DR. J. A. cTThTv ELAND, has returned to liu's city, and may be consulted at the office of Cleveland & Spear, over the store of Messrs. Al drich A: Green. Feb. 28 &J~ Wo are authorised to announce Col. G. F. PARISH as a candidate so re-election as Member of rhe-City Council from Ward No. 1., at the en suing election in Anril ne\t. [Feb. 17 r— iftj~ We are authorized to announce 'FrIOMAS HOPKINS, as a candidate for Council, from \\ ard No. 2. March 12 SCrBEVJ. CONLEY will he supported for re eLction, as a Member of Council in (lie Third Ward, at the ensuing election. March 11 We are authorized to announce Dr. L. D. FORD, as a candidate fur re-election to tiie May oralty of this c ity. [.March 6 131 Mr. Editor —Please announce the follmv j ing named gentlemen as candidates for Members i of Council for Ward No. I. at the corning election I in April next: JAS. GODBY, A. P. SCHULTZ. I Feb. 18 *— | Tr We are authorized to announce Dr. L. A. j DUGAS,as a candidate for re-election to Council | from the second Ward, at the election to be held | in April next. March 5 Tj~ We are authorized to announce Dr. J. G. McWHORTER a candidate for Mayor of the J iheCily of Angus a, at the election on the second Monday in Apri: nett. Feb. 16 £0“ We are requested to announce H. D. BELL, as a suitable candidate for Council in Ward No. 2. *— Feb. 17 COMMERCIAL. | latest dates fkom LI VEa?oOL,::::::::MARCiX 4 ! LATEST dates from ll av a E;:::;:FEB. 28. Aiisu«ia JlarUct, Jlatch JI. | REMARKS —It will be seen by tables pub lished below, that the receipts at all llie p ats show ai ra tie ial falling off—the deficiency up to the lalei-t dates received, being 95,433 bale-; but if we take into account the difference in weight, it | will be found that the deficiency at New Orleans, i Mobile. Florida, Virginia and North Carolina, as i ter deducting the excess of receipts at Charleston i and Savannah, is 58,701.287 lbs., or one hundred : and thirty thousand four hundred and fifty-four i j bales. j EXCESS OF R ECETTTS OVER LAST SEASON. AT Chat lesion, 113 .226 bides, av’g 360 Ilia. 40,761 3 r o lbs. j Savannah, 8-,0 8 “ ‘•‘'4ls “ 36. >32,770 “ j Total, 201.264 bairn 77,297,130 Ibi. C7.CREASE AT N. Orleans, k'O3.G~J bales, av’g 450 lbs. 93,903 500 lbs. .Mobile, 76 5 : 8 “ *' 489 “ 37,426 CB2 “ Florida, 9,353 “ u 415 ,l 3,882,495 “ Virginia, 1.12) “ “ 35-9 “ 403,200 “ N. Carolina, 1,074 “ “ 3-50 “ 380,540 “ 290.757 13-.,001.417 201,201 77.297,130 Total, 95,493 bales. 58,704,287 lbs. COTTON.— Our last review left the market with the Hibernia’s advices just at hand per tele graph. but they were so unsatisfactory that both buyers and sellers appeared to show but little dis position to operate until the letters came through. The failure of the mails p evented the letters reach ing this city before Saturday evening, and when received, being of a discouraging nature, showing a decline in the Liverpool market of full i a Id. since the departure of the last steamer, our market became quite unsettled and opened on Monday morning with but a limited demand from purcha [ «ers. who refused to operate unless at a decline of I EXCHANGE. Augusta Insurance and Banking Company• par Batin uJ Augusta, Branch State ot Georgia, Augusta, “ Bank ot Brimsvv ick,... “ Georgia Rail Road “ Mechanics Bank, “ bank oi St. diary’s, “ Bank ol .dilleugeviile, “ Bank ui the •'sl He oi Georgia, at Savannah,... “ Branches ul ditto, “ darine and i ire insurance Bank, Savannah,. “ Branch ol dillu, at Macon, “ Planters’ Bank, Savannah, “ Ceniial Bank ol Georgia, “ Central ii. R. 22 B k’g. Co., Savannah, “ Charleston Banks, “ bank o| Camden, “ Bank ol Georgetown, “ Commercial .Columbia, “ ■>J ere I tan is , alt heraw, “ Bank *1 t laoiour “ Alabama Notes, 2 (a) dis. j derclutnis’ Bank of Macon, 5 (a) 0 “ | : Commercial Bank, at .Bacon, failed . NOSAIEOII UN C fc It T AIN. Bank of Darien and Branches. | Ba k ol Columbus. i Cballaiiuochee Rail Road and Banking Company , Monroe Rail Road and Bank mg Coinjian y. Planters and de< I,aides’ Bank , Columbus. ; Aesicrn Bank oI Georgia, al Rome. Exchange Bank, Brunswick. ins. Bank ol Colninbn.-,at daeon .. no circulation. I I’wienii Bank o) Columbus. C H EC K S, On New York,.. • par. Philadelphia, 805t0n,... Cbai lesion and Savannah, Lex melon, l\enl in k V,... •• • •• • Nashville, Tennessee,.. STOCKS. ’ .'eorgia. 8 per cents !000 101 • | Geoigia, 6 per cents y? a 98 _ r rrama* - - >n~wii"i in *»ißMKSixssacr- j*,.mss, fully |e. from former prices, winch holders gene rally refused to submit to, and in this state the market closed last evening, with little or no Cotun offering. The “ale- <>f the week have been limited summing up only 789 bales, as follows: 23 at 9. 31 j at 9i, 22 at 94,65 at 10, ll) at Kff, 102 at 10*, 43at 10i, 1)5 at 101, 7at 10 9-16,82 at 101.41 at lof, I / at. I 1 i , I,tj at 11, and 53 at Ilf cents. We are comp -lied again to omit quotations, there not be ing enough doing to establish prices. The receipts at tins point cotrinne light. RFCEIPTS OF COTTON, From the Ist Srjit., 1846, to latest dales received. 1816—7. 1845-6. Savannah. March 26. 209.61)0 121.562 Charleston. March 27, 281.989 168.763 1 Mobile. March 21. 20.779 361.3)7 New Orleans. March 24, 563.287 771,959 Texas, F<-b. 13. 4,129 00 : Florida. March 21, 92 035 l"1.3-(8 Virginia. March 1. 8.180 9.300 North Carolina, .March 13. 3.85) 4,804 j Total, 1.443.149 1,539,093 STOCK OF COTTON Ermniimiff on hand, ofthe latest dates received. Savannah. March 26. 48.397 27, 62 Charleston. March 27, 58.818 48.831 Mobil**. March 24, 156.727 148.911 New Orleans. March 24, 2J4.509 1-99,392 j Texas. Feb. 13. ‘2.100 00 j Florida. March 24. 31.538 29.166 Augusta Ar. Hamburg,Men 1, 37.862 45.979 Macon. March 1, 14.466 26.038 Virginia, March 1. r,r.n 75;) North * arolina. March 13, 1.0"0 1.800 New York. March 16. 61.252 61.253 | Philadelphia, -March 20, 3.422 8.071 j Total. 636.691 600.353 GROCERIES—We have had a qni -t market in the Grocery line this w'eek; nnr merchants, how- ; ever,are kept busily engaged in receiving and open- j ing tlieir goods, and at the present moment their I slock of all descriptions is good and w ell assorted. CORN.—There I<as been a better demand for j ( «>rn this week, and prices have an upward ten d ncy. Sales have been reported to ns of about 2000 bushels, loose and in sacks, at 65c fur loose i and 70c fur sacks. B\Co\.—The receipts this week have been heavier than for some weeks past, and prices have ! declined. Sales hive been reported to ns of about : 35.0 )0 lbs at prices ranging from 8 to 81c the hog round. FLOUR.—There lias been a good enquiry for Georgia Flour, and about 2)0 bids have been dis posed of at £si a 5i per hbl. SUGARS—The market is now well supplied with New Orleans, and prices have a downward * tendency. MOLASSES.—A sale, of 20 hhds. of Cuba has been made this week from wharf, at 27c. p-r gal. SALT.—Good stuck on hand and retailing from stores at 40 to 45 cents per bushel, according to | qua ntity. LUL im ER—ls in hiat.abieorder. No change j ton-nice in ;’ ne price of freights. Rut little Cotton uttering for Savannah or Charleston. I Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot.] l>y Hlarjncti: Yelf;iaph. NEW YORK, March 25, 3 p. m. The movement in fl >ur is not quite so brisk, moderate sales ot Genesee brands at S7.IS{. A sale yesterday of2l)00 bids. Philadelphia brands at j£t),so. Small liansactions in Southern atS’G,- rO; it is field by some at STMU a Corn Meal is dull at $5 and small sales under that fi- j Cure. The grain market is less active. Sales ofahout j 10.000 bpshels wlnte corn at b 4 to 8d ets and 1 20.000 bushels yellow at 93 to 91 cts. These quotations show a decline; oats 45 a 48 ets. W h sky in moderate r» quest at2uj cts per gal lon. in Idda. Very little doing H Cotton. The market is quiet, buyers nut wi ling to op ( ra‘c at the present j prices which have declined \ tu } ieut per lb. since the arrival of the steamer. The provision and grain market remains vyjjh out any special movement, prices rather on the decline. Freights continue active—to Liverpool 9 shil- I lings per bid. on flour. The same to Ireland.— j Vessel* scare* »nd inactive request * APALACHICOLA, March 23.— Cotton.—' The receipts during the past week amount to NCI) bales, and the exports to 3390, leaving the stock on hand, including all on shipboard not cleared, of 32.039 bales, against 26,649 bales same use last year. We left the market at the close of our last week* ly report wi h quite an active inquiry lor cotton, the sales of the preceding da v niflonnting to 644 hales at an advance of fc, making a total advance j during the week of |c. The week under review commenced with a very moderate inquiry for cot i ton. the activity which prevailed *>n Monday 1 av- ; trig entirely subsided on Tuesday—the sales of the i day only amounting to 52 hales. Late Tuesday evening we received by an arrival direct, accounts i from New Orleans to the 12th inst., w hich being ! very favorable for cotton, holders advanced their | asking prices full fc on Wednesday, which ad- j \ mice, in tlie sales that took place, amounting to 252 bales,‘hey were enabled to realize. Thursday there v» as ruber more inquiry and sales were j made during the day of 360 hales at very full p i ces. in some cases Jc h gber than the p-evious day. Saturday opened with a more nr live demand and holders takine advantage of tlit*ir position and tlie j light stock offering, so ceeded in establishing a I far* her ad vance of |e. the market closing | cents j higher than «ur quotation* of Tuesday la-t—sales , of Saturday 722 hales. Yesterday tlie market re- j maitied very quiet, some small lot* changing hands, amounting in tlie aggregate to 2<*>s hales. — j Tlie transactions of the week sum up 2167 bales. We advance our quotations ir on all grades. LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Inferior, mme. Ordinary to good ordinary, 9} ©lOl Middling, P i a> K'4 Good Middling, II f ©H I Middling Fair, ©II I air. © -s --(lood Fair.— © Freights —To Liverpool. Jd ; New York Ic.j to { to Boston lye; to Providence, lie. ~StIIPPING 1N T E LLIG EXC E. ARRIVALS FRO.VI CHARLESTON. Ship Colut?d)iana, llallet, Baltimore. Brig Argus, Keatl, -Matanzas. Brig Sarah Louisa. Doling. Matanzas. i Brig Tyrone, Smith. B itimore. I Selir. T. C. Mitchell, Eaton. Matanzas. ; St hr. (’ape Fear. Young, liolints’Hole, for Bus lon. ■ Sclir. Chesapeake, Stubbs, Baltimore. I Schr. Shetland, Toby, Baltimore. Schr. Mary, Farrow, Newport, Fla. MEMORANDA- The ship Anson, Burr, forCliarleston, cleared at New York, 25th inst. The hark Wave, Bogavjus, for Charleston, sail ed from Boston, 2 Jth hist. The hark Jlaniiiton, llallett, for Charleston, j cleared nt Boston, 24 th inst. The. brig Josephus, Gray, for Charleston, clear- i \ ed at Baltimore, 25th inst. i CIIARA LKSTON, March 30—Arr. hark Co- J mo, Mayo, Boston; brig Moulezzuma, Thomas, ■ i Matanzas; schr. Surah Elizabeth, Somers, New j York. ( Id., ship Medora, Turner. Philadelphia; Br. j j harks Pandora, White, Liverpool; Athol, Fraser, ; do. Went to sea, schr. Edward, Keene, Philadel- j I phia. SAVANNAH, Mttrr h 29. Arr. steamers Chat ham, Hubbard, Augu.-ta; John Randolph, Cres- ; | well, do. Cid.. schrs. Boston, Collins, Boston; Southern ; er. Eldiidge, do. Went in sea, brigs Angn«ta, Sherwood, Boston; Phiiura, Thatcher, New York. Departed, steamer Chatham, Hubbard, Au i g»*- | »* UZT The Citizens of Augusta who are in favor of that measure of justice and sound policy, the RE BUILDING OF THE UPPER ; BRIDGE, are requested to meet at Lam back’s j Long Room, This Evening, the 31st inst., at half past 7 o'clock. 1* March 31 CLAIRVOYANCE, Applied to the Treatment of Disease. PERRY’, the distinguished Clairvoy i i.ri ant, fr.>m New Y ork. < iiy is now in Augusta, and will remain for three or I »ur weeks, for the purpose of TREATING DISEASE by the aid of Clairvoyance. Those who have given up all hope of relief from oilier modes of treatment would do well to give her a trial. Rooms at the Globe j Hotel. 4ws—2c March 31 i GEORGIA, Wilkes County. EREaS Lewis S. Brown and John IT. J w w Dyson, Executors of the estate til Nancy j A. .Meßea, late <«f-aid county, deceased, applies ! ! to me for letter-: dismissory. These are therefore to r ite and admonish all,and ’ singular the kindred and creditors of said deceas- I ed, to he and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, it any they i have, why said tellers should not he granted. Given under my hand at ofli*— in Wa-hineton. G G. NORM AN, Clerk. March 31 6m 152 DIVIDEND. Office Geo. Ins. tSc Trust Compvny, ) Augusta, March 2J, id 17. } rjTIHE Stockholders or this Company will he i ML pai l a dividend of FIFTEEN DOLLARS j per Share of the Capital Slock, in addiiion to the j dividend of Twenty Dollars already declared, on i the presentation of their Scrip at this office on J and after the 7th April next. JOSEPH MILLIGAN, See’ry. March 23 12—tJ IPJ ENTIRELY NEW. SPUING AND SODIhR STYLES, JOIIX BRIDGES, FASHIONABLE DRAPER AND TAILOR, Next door below V Slates Hotel , Broad st. finilE Springaml Summer styles just receiving J 8 of CLOTHS. (as irneres, Ur ap D’Ete, plain and figured; Mixed and Drab Cashmereites, Drills, Vesting*. Fancy Articles. Trimmings, Ac., f r gentlemen's wear. Under Vests fir ladies. The public are respectfully invited before or dering their garments elsewhere, to examine the above Stork, which they will find tocoraprise the j very best selections that can he made in the New Y ork market. N. B —Making and Trimming as usual, in the most fashionable manner. M arch 26 NS TA X ESI TAXES!! be , f,,,1!l • *>- ,he Otty Hall, for the next *i, “ n (-Saturday,, an ,| jsimdays except ed.) from ‘J n Jn u n ,B 5 o’clock p. rn. 1 hose rVIU) have taxable property to return are, respectfully invited to call and do so. ISIIAM THOMPSON, r. t. n. r. c. Fch. 23 l2l A CARD. DR. 'f. P. CLEVEL\ND having temporarily with drawn from the practice of his profes sion, I would inform the citizens of Augusta and ; the public generally, that I have formed a connec tion with Ins former copartner. J.\p \V Spear, in the practice of DENTAL SURGERY'. The bu siness will be conducted under the firm of Cleve land 4' Spear. Office Broad-st., over Aldrich (t Green’s shoe store. JNO. A. CLEVELAND. Feb. 13 ts - 117 — ■ HELL I{ VNGING. THE subscriber has resumed his oecupalien of BELL HANGING and begs leave to in form Ids friendsand the public that he is ready at ail times to attend to anv call either in town or country. THOS. F. SHARP, corner of Washington ar.d Ellis streets. N. B.—Locks, Keys, &c., made or repaired as usual. lino March 14 i SOUTH CAROLINA R AIL ROAD, I Hamcprg, March 15, 1817- V Cl RAIN AND PROVISIONS of ati sorts in i’ tended for the relief of tlw sufferers in Scot land, will he transported t“ Charleston by this 1 company without charge. Th<>>e forwarding are requested to mark their package* “Scotland.” W. J.MAGRATII, Agent. I March’S l4l MASONIC HALL. GRAND CONCERT OF OF VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL ISZJ E cj MRS. EYSTCOIT, Vocalist; Mr. V. A. S >H Vi ID I’, Professor of the Guitar, member of tlie Conservatories of Paris and Vienna; Mi- EAS I CO FT. Violinist, from the Royal Acad emy of Music, London, and Mr. G. B. Mil C FI ELD, Piofessor of the Flute, from the ltam.ii Opera, New York, who have been jaTiorming vv tb tiie Operatic i r.>upe that has recently met with the most enthusiast tc approbation in Charles lon and Savannah, respect! it Ily announce that ; lhe> vvill give a Grand Vocal and Instrumental CONCERT, AT ToE ai ASO NIC IJ ALL, 'THIS EVE MSG, March 31, . YVhcn they vvill execute a selection of favorite ! pieces from me latest and most popular Operas, 1 as Muritana, the Bohemian Ctrl, La Norma, ! Cenerentola, &c. Mr 1 VEIISEN having k : n Ily volnnteereU h.s services, will preside at the Piano Forte. PROGRAMME, PART FIRST. 1. Q iartert—From La Norma, for Flute, and Violin, Tenor and Piano Forte. Bellini. 2. Solo, Gniiar—Potpourri of favorite air*, from ■ La IfitnH Blanche, executed and arranged L | A Schmidt. 3. bong—‘‘Thou art Lovelier,” Mrs. Eastcott. I —Haves. \ 4. Solo, Flute—Fantasie on a favorite melody, I composed and executed by— G. li. Ahtchcll. \ 5 Song.—" Heir me gentle Marinin.i,” -Airs. East cot I,’ with V olin obligato, and Guitar aceoin panimeins, from the opera ol Murhana, Ivy— IV . L Wallace. i 6. Solo, Gubar. “ Rep- Pcc'iont of Tyrol, ’ composed and executed by— t. A Schmidt. PART SECOND. 1 Quartett, from La Norma, for F'lute, Violin, Tenor and Piano Forte. — Bellini. 2. Song—”] Dreamt tint I dwelt in .Marble Halls,” i» rs. EastcoU. with Violin. F’lute ami Guitar accompanimenis, as nerlormeu in tiie Opera of the Bohemian Girl.— Bnlfe. 3. Solo, Violin, by .Mr. Eastcott —DiDeriot. 4. Cavatina, “Non pin iMesti,” Mrs. Eustcott, from “La Ceuereniola.” — Rossini. • 5. Solo, Flute; composed and executed by G. B. Mini,dl. 6. Solo, Guitar; “La Refraife.” th-tattoo, de i scriptive of the advance and retreat "fa Military Baud, composed and executed by—V. A. Schmidt. The Piano Forte u*ed on this occasion, is kind- I ly furnished by Mr. Henry Parsons. I Concert to commence at 8 o’clock, precisely. li ki ts $1 each; family tickets to ad- , mit three persons jjfd, to be obtained at Air Par ; son’s Music Store, at the Rook Stores, the U. S. i Hotel, and at the door on the evening ot per or | maiMf. Mtft'h I 1-IN EN GUODS. JOHN P. SE I ZE, has just received the cheap est assortment of LIN E.N GOODS, ever of ; sered in this market, to wit: 4-4, Undressed Irish Linens in whole and demi f pieces. 9-8, Fine and heavy Pillow Case Linen, 6, 10, 11 and 12-4, Linen Sheeting, some very fine, 8,9 and 10-1, Single and double Damask Table Diaper, 8-4, Barnsley Diaper, 8-4. unbleached Diaper, 8. 9, 10-1 unbleached Tub.e Cloth, Bird’s Eye Diaper, Long Law n, slale and Grass Linen, White and colored Drillings, While and brown Hollands, Bleached and unbleached Russia Sheeting, French and Irish Linen Checks. Russia and ><•<»!( h Diaper. Crash and (Tequila 4-4 Burlaps ami O-nahurgs Linen Cambric Handkf*. at 12i cent* and up wards. Grass Skirts Bleached and unbleached Linen Socks Damask Napkins Bleached and unbleached Towels with colored j borders. Huckaback Dowlas i Gents. Linen Gloves. ALSO, A general and extensive selection of FANCY and STAPLE GOODS, worthy tiie attention of customers generally. March 26 144 NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS, JUST RECEIVED BY H. PARSONS:— The Flower Queen, by Cijas W. Glover. Man the Life Boat, a new descriptive song’, by i Henry Russell. 'l’iie Mountain Boy’, by I. de Y r . Celebrated F’airy Song, by J. G. Barnett, Indian Summer, by S Lover. \Va cb Y e. \\ ell by Daylight, hy Sam I. Lover. Slaving the Peer, hv S. Lover. JE >lian March, hy Dodworth. Mahopac Lake Waltz, hy Dodworth. Lucie Di Lajijtaenuour, Grand Fantasie, by Henri Herz. Jessie, a beautiful ballad, hy G. Linley. Also, a variety of 51 tribes ami Waltzes, found ed "it incidents connected with trie Mexican war. March 21 6 144 NLW SPUING GOODS. ‘’■nETEart* now opening ottr assortment <d new W v and beautiful styles of SPRING GOODS, consisting of a large assortment of Staple and Fan cy Goo Is, selected from the latest importations in New York; and as we ar- known for keeping pood and preltc goods, we therefore invite custo mers to call and examine our stuck, as we intend to offer gotds as low as they can he bought for. BOA DUE & CL AGE IT, First Dry G'>od Store below U. S. Hotel. March 26 '43 NOTICE. fODGED in tlie Jail of Jaeksnnboro, Scriven ~i county, Ga , a Negro M \N, who rails him self Bill,and says lie belong- to 1 eatou Harrison, of Randolph co.. Ga., and that he ranaway about four weeks ago. Said negro is of dark compleFiun, well made, about 5 (eet 10 inches liigi,, t>r six feel,' about 25 years of age. ne owner will prove property, pay exp;„|t;*.saijd take him a wav. JEFFERSON ROBERTS, Feb. 26 125 Sheriff'S. C. PINE OIL. A CONSTANT supply of Pine Oil or Cam s%.. phine. vviP he kept fresh. Persons using Murohy’s splendid Lumps, can always he furnish ed with the above Oil uu very reasonable iertii‘ , ,by March 23 J. E. MARSHALL. GEORGIA, Burke County. ERE AS Laiah Carter applies to me for j Vw letters of A’!rainisir.itum on the estate df ; Fr mces Galphin, d-ceased. These are therefiire to cite tynd admonish all and j singular the kindred ami creditors of said deceas- i ed. to he and appear at my office, within the lime | prescribed by law, to show range, if any they j have, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand, at office in Waynesboro, March 26, 1847. EDWARD GARLICK, D. Clerk. March 27 * 147 SCRIVEN SHERIFF SALE. Will he sold before the Court House door in Jack- i sonhoco, op the first Tuesday in April next, be tween tiie legal hours of sale, the following pro perly to wit: One Negro Boy, by the name of John; levied upon as the property of Lewis Conner, to satisfy one Superior Court fi. fa. in favor of Ann D. Bry an, Guardian, and others. EDMUND B. GROSS, Dep. Sheriff. Feb. 3 104 GARDEN AND FIELD SEED." A FULL assortment of blue Grass, Orchard Grass, Herds Grass, red aud white Clover Ber.d. Also, aa extensive asiortraent of Freeh Gar.lea Seed, always od band, soiled to the stßcec. WM. HAINES. Oat I vn .> .i P* - t D • pain i: & co. il/anagf'x <f //,«• Georgia Literature and Grand Lotteries, Augusta. (; a . SA LE > C LGs E ON s a V {J RD V Y Grand Consolidated Lottery. CO,ass No. 13, Extra, ran 1357. -fl 5 9 rows it? O i>EST s his I $G,005! S‘i.so'' 1 ! $2.00f! 53 of sao.O! &.<*. <v 72 Number —l 2 Drawn Ballot*. wWhole I’ifk -ts only $5 —sli ires in pn portion. | S ALES CLOSE A V NOGN ON TUESDAY. j Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware and Georgia. Class No. 11, f t. IS IT. | 30,000 BOlil/KS. §!O.0-'iO —ICO prices of A1 0 '0! 1< 0 ~f s5C'.? \\ holes only $IU —Sh ifts in propo.u u. G core in l A .oral arc ! ;ottery. Class No. 14. for : 8 7. T>> he drawn in Savannah. O.h April. 4,500 DOLIjAKS, Wholes $1 —Halves 53 rts.— Packages Q arur.s only $6,25. Georgia Literature Lottery < i. ass Ao. 15. Ton |S}7. To he drawn in Columbus, Till April. ; v? .fiaJ* 'v>- . A*; .4 t.i *0 j $1,000! $3,000! 2 ) of $ ’ .000! Wholes only $1 —shares 111 proportion. 1 For sale by r C. IT. PEZ VNT. Agent, j Broad-st., I door below ihe Bank <0 Augusta. from tlie (•■>•,miry will m-ci with prompt attention if nddn-ssed a- above. .Mb 31 cuiiizn; AND PULASKI MON I’’ I IN V J* m '7 TT’ "Y * 4 i dk tJ«CAi e5» vG j J. W. M u:ii,V & CO.. SUCCESS MIS TO j. u. Mszarcoi:v \ < c CLASS O. To be (Lawn at Savannah. \pril 3, 1317. SALES CLOSE ON SATURDAY. | >i »%>* Si J if. J JriL A v* kC a $2,000! $1,200? §1 n.jo? .51.010.’ 2 '$!.0OO, Tickets $2.00 —Chares in iiropotlion. K XT ll \ CLASS No. 1 I By Alexandria Class ().. April V. U 47. SALES CLOSE ON MONDAY. 7s Nnmbeia 11 Ballots. | 36,666 SMM,IAR&. $13,333? $0,666! $4,175? 5 of .$2,000' &c. Tickets $IU —shares in proper.ion. j For sale oy JOHN \. 3TILLEN. \-/e.,r. Opposite the .Masonic HCf. i s2rOrde» ‘ from the country prompt U atieml. J to. March 30 UNITED.STATES A.DIY njXIIUIT jm; serve e. f r tilt* I’titled Slate* Arnty,ab& v J Jiiultt.l Men. be twee- 11 the ages of I 4 an I j 35 years, being above 5 feci 3 im iies l.'gh, , f cp- I j character, and of respectable standing- am 1 _ r ile-ir : fellow citizens. None need apply to ei t r tha service, hut those who are ti term'm'nl to >• r n honestly and faithfully, the period of tin ;r enlist merit, viz: “during the xmS' w itli Mexico, or for the term of five t/tur*, as i!m recruit may elect. A bounty of Twelve Dollars will be paid t> each recruit enlisted. The sum of Two Dollars will be paid to any Citizen, Non Commissioned Cdirer or Soldier*, , who shall brine to the ren iczvoiis an anb* bodied ! recruit, w lmslial! h“ re.enlarlv enlisted. The citi ! zen should prest nt his recruit to the Lieutenant or I Captain, and not in the Recruiting "'erg ants. JNO. B. CAMPBELL, ('apt. IS. A.. Recruiting O/Ticer. Recruiting Rend- gvoirs. Aneits-a. .M >rch .*. 817. ! {fc>“Tlie Sonthern Ibirmer, lianloncgn Wale 1- I man and Cassville i’icneer. wii! each paib oli 1! -e above three times, and forward .lieir uecout.ls 10 , the undersigned at this place. JNO. B. CAMPBELL. Capr. V. $. '... j Recruiting Gilmer, j March 10 131 | WOiDDi WOICIN » WOHJUS J 1 ERIJIE bane of c!ii Id hood, and the ceri.it 11 prectir? ! sor of many dang-ruiis diseases, ifalln vt i ! to remain in iheiniin in svstem long in great mini* | hers. I'lie season is close at hand when they be j come most tioulilesome to children. Dr. WOODRUFF'S v\ OHM SPECIFIC, is a ; case and efli imt remedy for U mnn Try if. It i is as good as the best, and cheap as the cheapest, j $7/ The Worm Specific scj) s w- ! where trh I. j tCiiFFix, Pike conn tv, July 12. 1846. i Dr \* 00:1 mil—Please forward immediately 3 | dozen bottles of your Worm >nccific. We iuvo j culls for il daily. Send it without delay. Respectfully. JOHN (4. HILL & CO. Burnsville. Ala.. Aug. 2S. 1816. I 7)r. Woodruff —Dear sir: \\ e have sold liie last | bmile of your Worm Medicine received 1 . We | wii you to send ns two dozen more, at least. :.s we row know of some (borer five bottles wauled. Respectfully. ANDREWS & 11 \RHIS*. 1 Nlr. Joseph Sbipney. of Miocigee co.,G i.. savs jit brought a vva y 2: : 0 w orms from a negro child, j belonging to him. in a short !in j . .Mr John .1. Little, of Whitesvilln. Oa.. s :l yv, I ! gave it in one case and hrouglu aw- y 53 worms.— 1 In anoth’-r case it cured his negro Woman ul Tenia 1 or Titjte Worm. Air Thonj >s Boyd, of Coweta, cnttntv, Ga.,snys I gave it to a negro boy who vv is in bad health; it brought away immediately 5:1 worms. He was soon well, and remains so up to this time. A fresh supply of the above valuable medicines torsade, wholes ile an I r •tail. 1* / WM. iv, KITCHEN, Druggist. Augusta, i and in incst of the Counties in the btaie Georgia* F. W. Lacy, Wavues' orou Hi. W. 3L Carr. Jackson borough. Thomas White <fc C<>., Wrightsborough. (I. C, Cody, Warrenlon. J W. Jones, Mayfield. W. Da'is. powcßon. If. S. Brcir. an. 3Jount Zion. J. R. Simpson ii Co., Sparta. .March 2! 144 JU,K!4 82AU ITS < i:iiMBKAX£D PERSIAN (>R ( HINESt; POWU R, | is uar-qtedleii I'm the N’.ii - oy. for re«tor ▼ ▼ ine, heautiiying prosHrvimr tlie Complex on, ; rend ring the skin delicately white, smoot i and sou.p e* I ve ting cutaneous eruptions, clmppmg, and obvia.i g j too copious perspiratioq. Tra.ellers and resilient.- ,n ] warm climate-, " ill leg dy appreciate this grateful appen j ftuec to die toil t. Previous l > the discovery of this impnrtard apricntlnge. to the toif'-t, Indies Were compel ed to rr on to tuele s, and ins > n*> c tses. d tagerous preparatio ts lor vviiituing th<* skin, w hich failed in thousands ofe tses to pioduce the tlesired effect. 'l’his valu dde r osim tic, since i.s iu lreduction to the puidic, li o m 0 with unbounded success; each new trial serves only to expound its IdgU reputa tion. How tnge.li the he. u\’y of a Sylph-like form is enhanc ed by a clear and brilliant complexion, i- only km wn to those who are sufferin'. l froai freckles, pimples, blotches, morpbew, and other disfigurements < f Ul * skin, occasion ed by the use of powders decoral d with sweet names, snob as Lib Whi e, fearl Powi?er,&c.. too often made of 4 deleterious »übs ante Totiio.se we would s-y make at ial of this Cosmetic, and >o«r complexion will bo rendered beautifully clear fair and blooming. For? air. wholesale and M.-tail, by the sole p oprieror, JULES HAUEL, Perfumer, 120 Chesiv t street, Philadelphia, without whose signature 01 Ihe lab I none are genuine. And by J. E. MARSH VI L, BAViLAND, KL-Li Y &. CO.,and VV. HAINES. J.. , _ March 19 TW , I*2 fSEJVTfiFMEIV OF AI'GtSTA, MY C*. LEU RAT ED AMB*<»>sIAL KUsL AND ALMOND SHAVLNt; CREAMS defy a compari - son in America or Europe. No person will use,any pi!,or after usinsr this Fmoi-mfst Paste. It is the best, t'lo Very best. Givejtonly a single trial. Ido not ask any more to convince you. I warrant it Cor sale w hole sale and retail, at JULES HAI I'US Perfumery and ' hrmic;.l store Idf l Clin- nut st. i AndbvJ E. MARSH ALL, lIAVILAND, KISLEY «} j CO., and W. HAINES, J' - ! A premium awarded at the Franklin Tristitcte. ' March Id Ttr lit