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&CT We are authorized to announce THOMAS HOPKINS, as a candidate for Council, from Ward No. 2. March 12 SCrBE.NJ. CONLEY will be supported fur re election, as a .Member of Council in the Tiiird Ward, at the ensuing election. M:irch ll 50“ e are requested to announce H. J>. BELL, as a suitable candidate for Council in Ward No. 2. *— * Feb. 17 OCT" Dll■ J. A. CLEVELAND, has returned to this city, and may at the office of Cleveland & Spear, ovePlhe store of Messrs. Al drich & Green. PjjJj NFAFO LIT A \ iiONNi: TsT PATTISON, NOE As CO., Patentees and Manufacturers, 23 Delaney Street New York. Feb- 23 3 rn ]2l DC/ 3 Jt- S. Jackson, Teacher on the Piano Forte, Flute and Violin, respectfully lenders his services to the citizens of Augusta. References—Henry Parsons, Thus. Richards and T. S. Metcalf, Esq’rs. N. B.—For terms, &c., inquire at 11. Parson’s Music store. * fim Dec. I commici if. Latkst Oates from Liverpool,:::;:::;marcii 4. Latest OATES FROM Havr E :feb . 28. . HALLES 1 ON. April /.— Cotton. —A fair bu siness was done in this article on Friday last, pur chasers having taken near 1200 bales,at very full prices, or in oili-r words, at our outside quotations I of that morning; buyers, however, were unwil!in<r ' to operate freely at similar prices on Saturday”, and the transactions were limited to some 600 I hales. During the last two days the market haa i been very quiet.and we might add rather depress ed. Sales 1 43 bales on Monday and 371 ye-ter- I day—making the aggregate operations since our I last. 2310 bales, at the follow ing prices \vi ~5 at 10. 193 at l('i, 1C at 101. 37 at H i, 524 at 11, 102 ! at Hi, 174 at 111, Jsat 11|, 725 at 1 li. 110 at 1 312 at 111, and 03 bales at 12c. Molasses —We have to report the sale since our i last of upwards of 150 barrels Now Orleans de- i script ion, at 34c per gallon. NEW YORK, April 3, 2 p. m—Cotton—Sales 500 bales, chiefly for use, at steady (trices. Flour—Genesee sold at $7,50, for use, and all ! kinds are very scarce. Corn is very scarce and yellow round is held at I 100 c, 99 offered, for May 85. Provisions, no business us yet. Exchange, noth ing doing. Freights quiet. COLL MLI S, April s.— Cotton. —There is but I little doing in Cotton; all parties seem anxious to j await the full developement of the Hibernia’s ac- j munis on the New Orleans Market. Prices are ’ verry irregular, say ‘Ji to lUi cents. Stock on ! hand 3d Inst. 13,930 bales. APALACHICOLA, March SO.—Colton— The receipts during the past week amount to 3,- j bases, and ttic exports to 3.>0, leaving the i stock on hand, including all on shipboard not I cleared 31,513 bales, against 25,158 bales, same time last year. The week preceding the one now under no tice, rioted with a very quiet market and a mod erate business transacted—sales of the week 2 - 167 bales, the market closing so. high than our ! previous report. The same dullness that pre- j ki lt-tl at the close of our last review has con- I tmue.l throughout the present week, but notwith- i standing the paucity of demand, prices have been ' injintanu d wito much firmness, lactors ollennor ! their cottons rather sparingly, aud only selling | when they were enabled to realize fuirprlces.— • 1 he transactions ot 1 uesday onlv amounted to HO liales -Wednesday, 361 Thursday, 18U -- F’riday, 122—Saturday, not a hale was sold and ! yesterday hut 32 bah s Were disposed of. The j sales ol the week foot up 805 bales—the few bales I ■ old yesterday were at old prices. 1-IVKRFOOL CLASSIFICATION. Inferior, none. Ordinary to good ordinary, 91 ®irf Middling, P i a, iff Good Middling, HI (a) If I Middling Fair, UD 11 Fair, ® Fair to Fully Fair, lif®! U Good Fair, • (a) freights —We have nochangcto notice in the j rates to either foreign or coastwise ports. 'The ; hark Collossus has b«*cfi taken for H ivre at 1 f •• i Vessels loading for Liverpool are filling up at J 1. | Coastwise freights arc dull, but owing lo toe j small amount of tonnage in port, the rales arc I maintained. MOBILE, April 3.— Cotton. —The receipts this week are 4,699 bales, and I he, ex ports 12.615 bales. The stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared is 15 ,‘JSI bales, against 133,161 bales same time last season. Our report of Friday, the 26th ult , left the mar ket quite—middlings quoted at Jo{c., and both parlies a watting advices from Liverpool lo the 4iii March then about »ltt". On Saturday, however, a fair enquiry sprang up, anti although factors gen erally withheld their storks, about 120 L) bait s* changed hands at full prices before the arrival of them til. On its delivery it was found that tele- ; graphic accounts by the Hibernia had come to : hand, hut they proved vague and unsatisfactory on I examination, affording no specific or reliable in- ( formation ami further sales of about 305 hales j were made at a slight improvement in rates. Sun- ! day’s mail brought nothing in audition, am) there ; was a total failure on .Monday and Tuesday, though 25* 0 bales were sold during I he two da vs at rales current at the close of last week. On Wed- j pesdav morning a better inquiry’ w;4& observed, j and si me 150>) hales were disposed of previous to i the arrival of the mail, which came through that i day with the circulars and private correspondence by the Hibernia. On the receipt of these accounts transactions' were suspended, and only 3 Kt hales j were disposed of on Thursday, mostly at H)e. for middling*. Yesterday, however, the markeropen- : ed with a good inquiry, and althou ;h the offerings \ did not meet the view of the principal holders, j some2loO bales changed hands, generally at a re- Auction on the lower grades, of about H-. on la-t week's quotation*. The sales have been chiefly j on English and French account, w ith some small- j rr transactions for the. northern manufacturers.—- ! Tlir market js not perfectly settled, though very ; firm, aud there is some irregularity in the rates. — The sales of the week foot up 7.5 >0 bales. LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Good and fine, nominal. Good fair, nominal. Fair, Ha- Middling fair, lOiaffl 3liddling «K's Ordinary, 91 a *0 Freights— To Liverpool have receded since onr ; last and recent engagements have been made at 9-IGJ. A ship was taken this we k for lla\ re at | ]|c. and a ship arrived from New Orleans to load ] for Cowes and a market at 2c.—Coa-twi-e—there ! is hut little doing, excepting to N York, for which {tort the packets readily obtain rr. We tire again est w itji but one disengaged Am. ship in port. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS FROM CHARLESTON. Brig Paulina, Mayo, Boston. Brig Plato. Merrill, Philadelphia, fichr. Sami. Davis, Iloxie, Richmond. memoranda. The brig Orray Taft, Coussins, for Charleston, sailed from Providence, R. I , Istinst. Theschr. Constitution, Milton, for Charleston, cleared at Philadelphia, 3*l inst. The Porto Rico, Gilchrist, with despatch, anti fchr. Wm. B- Jenkins, Martin, to sail 3d, for Charleston, were up at New York, 3d inst. CHARLESTON, April 7.—Arr. hark Wave, Bogardus, Boston; Prussian brig Atalanta, Dahn hert, Newcastle, Eng.; schr. Ganges, Godfrey, St. Marys, Ga. toscu, hark Como, Mayo, Boston; brigs y* 1 ? 5 ’ Couch, New York; Alliquash, Pratt, Net 1 " r «; North B.*nd,G.ule. West Indies SAV ANN AH, April 6 Arr. schr. Julia Eliza i hag'y f I>t*vv V ork; J»inies, ( <klv, Boston; strain : ers Ivnnhoe, Gould, Augusta, John Kaiidoliil ( res we 11. do. J>. vG ti i.ltitLUl'Vih; I‘lUfllt l.h. W hat should we cherish more in this brief life, T hart Father, Mother, Sister, Brother , Wife ? I be mem'ry of the firm and constant Friend, Who aid and counsel in distress would le> d ? Let Artfrom Nature their true semblance make i Affection claims it for our kindred's sake ! fRMiE SUBSt RIBER has taken the room M lately occupied by Mr Johnson, and wil I take PICT UK ES in his well known style. J1 a v | ing received instructions font him and opera tin* : with hn instrument, he hopes to please all wlu call at his rooms. PETER STRUT. I Aprtl 7 Irn— ]53 TO THE OW NERS ANT) AGENTS OI cotton f \< Tories JOHN O NE! LL. Woolen, Cotton and Sill Fancy flyer . informs the public generally 1 that he. wishes t<» he engaged in his line of busi i ness fur the next year. He is at present in the employ of George ScliVv. i E-q., of Ri*-hmoiul county, and has been superin. ! lending for him the COT I’UN DYING of Bki.i.e --| ville Factory for the last eighteen months I His engagement will terminate on the .st October ! next. Any per-on ui-liinj |t> obtain his services mav 1 address him by letter, directed lo tile care of Win. j Haines, Augusta, Geo. Reference— As to capacity and skill—George Schley, Esq. ’ ° I April 8 8 153 i MONEY FOUND. 7~ j I^O I ND. in ihe t iry of Augusta, a BANK S NO 1 E. which tlie owner can have by des • eriliingthe same, and paying for this advertise i Apply al'lliis oflice. 3 Aprils PERIODICALS FOR APRIL. ‘H'l Si’ received—The New York lllu. trated, I The ( ohimbian. The Ladies National and ; (oaliam s Magazine, fur April; together uiih a i new supply of choice works, amongst which are : the following fa varies : I lie ( a>th* of Ehrenstein, hy James, 25 cents ; The Roman Traitor, by Herbert. 2 vols., 25 cents ! earl, i 'l'wenty—ix ye r .s of the Life of An Actor j «pd .Manager, by Wem-ss, 2 voN . 374 cts each; j '} be < mint of Moritichristo, hy Dumas. 2 vols.’, 50 cents each; Tlie Omnibus of .Modern Romanee,* j containing six novels, h v favorite authors. 25 cts,; J Capt Kid.or the Wizard of the Sea. hy the author ! of South-West, &c . 50 cents; Lafitfe. the Pirate j of the Golf, by the sstme, 50 cents; The Quaker i < itv,2 vols ,50 cents each;The Tower of London | hy Ainsworth, 50 cents; Acte of Corinth, hy Du , mas, 371 cts.; I - air Isabel, hy Sue, 50 cts.; Fort* s- I cue, hy James Sheridan Knowles, 2 vo's.’, 2 5 < t«. j The Dancing Feather and its Sequel,’Morris J Graetn, hv Ingraham, 25 ct>; The Miller, of Mar uque, hy Herbert, 25 cts; The Silver Ship of Mexi ro.hy Ingraham, 25 cts; Six,Lertiires on the Uses of the Lungs, hy Samuel S. Fitch, A M. M. D 50 cts; The complete Pru-e aud Po’ tical Works of Sir V\ alter Scott in 5 volumes (3370 pages) 5) cis Pfrvol. JOHN A. MIILEN, Opposite ihe Masonic Hail. Api ll 8 159 EXECUTOIi’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AN I> O T HER PROPE RT Y . 11l pursuance of a Decree in Equity, will he sold, on the first Tuesday in May next, at the lower market house in the city of Augusta, the follow ing property, belonging to the estate of M. Nel son, deceased: r i he improved Lot on the north side of Broad-st.. on which there are two three story brick houses’ occupied hy W. Woodbury & Co., T. Barrett & Co. and ot hers. Also, other improvements. The improved Lot on the south side of Broad-st., j on which there is a two story wood n building and ; other improvements, at present occupied'by Mrs ' Caven. j INvo in proved Lots on Wrdker-sf., near 51c- Kimie-si., on each of which there is a one story One House and Lot n rhe town-of Harrisburg, No. 43. near the Canal, on which there is a one I story w ooiH n house. Two vacant Lots, Nos. 83 and 84, on the south i side of Broad street, through which the Canal run®. Three vacant Goa on the criKt side of Kuine, ' near Walker-street. One vacant Lot on McKinne-street, south of the last described lots. Three vacant Lots, immediately north of the Brat, ton h is, one on the east side of Mc Kinne street, and n -i ar the Canal Basin. One Lot of Land, No. 192.221 District, 2d Sec tion Ch r>>kee, containing IGO acres. <)ne*Gold Lot. in the 2d District and 4th Section Cherokee, containing 40 acres. ll Shares of the. Capital Slock of the Georgia Rail Road & Banking Company. 5 Shares of the Stock of the Central and Wes tern Wharf Company. A Negro Woman nam' d Jane. Terms m ule known on the day of sale, and pre viously on application to eiviler of the undersigned Executors. J \MES HARPER. Executors of 51. JOHN N ELSON, $ Nelson, dec’d. April 7 t LSI COFFEE, SEGA IS AND MOLASSES. IS B \GS UK) COFFEE, 20 hluls N. O. and Muscovado Sugar*. 3U hhds New Crop Cuba Molasses, for vale low by [April fij JOHN R. DOW. B \CON! BACON! JUST RECEIVED— -50 choice Hums, for fumilvuw*, 20,000 Ihs prime Si h;s an I Shoulders, and for sale low bv | April6] JOHN R. DOW. GOODS FOB SPRING SALES. 11 W. 15 V.\CI!OI'T,-.'53 Kmg-s! . Ooi.V - lon. S. C-, would respect fu 11 v invite the at tention of Planters and their families, who may visit Char lesion, to his stock of Rich Fancy and Staple DRV GOODS. H,s stock u ill be found one of the largest in the city, and he is enabled lo off -r superior inducements in the way of low prices. The. stock of Negro Goods, both Cotton and Woollen, will be found to embrace nearly all the leading styles of fabrics usually sold, particularly the Georgia and South Carolina Cotton and oul len Fabrics. * jiLsn, ! A complete assortment of rich Dress Silks. Ccol f nred and black.) Bombasine, A1 »accas. Colored ; Muslins, Ginghams, White Goods, Shawls, See. The stock is intended to embrace every arti de in the Drv Goods lino. Country Merchants w ill find it to their advan | tage to examine t»nr stock, as the same goodsare ‘ ofl'-red nl wholesale in rooms separate from the re ! tail department, and at prices well worthy their i attention. j Jan. 19 3m— _JL!_ [CABINET I? IRN I TURK I CONSTANTLY ON HAND. ft LWAVS IMPORTING AND MA.NCFAC- Sm. TURING the host and most fashionable styles of FURNITURE. I would particularly call the attention of pur chasets to Chairs of my own manufacture, the w irkmanship nfwhich 1 guarantee to stand; if not, return them; likewise all articles of my manu facture. Also, on hand a beautiful assortment of WINDOW sIIAOES AND Til tNSPAHKNCIE -5 , of numerous patterns, and I prqpnse to sell lor such prices, as will leave no excuse for purchase’s. CHARLES A, PLATT’S. | Jan. 19 lv 91 | GEORGIA, Durke County, 'frejHEKEAS Isaiah Carter applies to me sot w w letters of Administration oa the estate ol I Frances Galphin, deceased. These are therefore incite and admonish all ami singular the kindred ami creditors of said deceas ed, to he and appear at my office, within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, why said l#ters should not he granted. Given under my hand, at office in Waynesboro i March 25, IS 17. EDWARD GARLICIf, D. Clerk. » March 27 H 7 w cauphim: manufactory, lamp AND OIL STOIC 13. •• - v °- 2 -~ KING-ST. CHARLESTON, S. C. I, HE s ib-i rib-r would respectfully invite tiie “ t attention*);' ilt*, < iiizen? of a tjsin to this _ es ahhsliiijt-ut, panicularly to th>- it-.*- of (’ainplitne, is being the most cccnomh-al and brilliant light V- t inv-ntfii. It. is extensively us. cl in this cityAn i!i the hotels. bar mums, bowling saloons, aim fu|. ly ..ii—half o( ihe stums, and in all the printin'? offi i-es and reading rooms. It is manufactured fresh -verv day nnd u !1 W- delivered ai the Kail Koad Oepol free from expense of porterage. _ ALSO. Gamphine Lamps, Murphy's manufacture; also, < amphine. Solar and Lard Lamps, of Dyott’.?. and 1r * ornelin- A: Co.’s, and Horn’s Class ('am} lime II Lamps,all of \\ hirh are warranted to give satisftc 'ion. Ail I ask (•= a trial o convince any one of g the ad vadiages of Camphiiie over any other light. u \lso. I lowland's Lost'm Winter extra clarified Lari) ()i!—tips n;{ enjoys a high reputation here. Judd's \\ inter Sperm Oil. warranted; '|ierin apd Solar On*, various qualities. and Spirit Cas. N. F- RIPLEY, ! 252 King.s}.,Charleston, S. C. Feb. 21 tivv— 11‘J >' GiUSWOLD.S IMPROVED COTTON GINS. ei L IF subscriber will continue the manufacture B of Cl NS on his usual extensive scab-; and embrac es ibis opportunity to thank his numerous customers (or their liberal patronage heretofore.— r The estimation in which his Cinsare held may he known from the fact of his having sold more than t two thousand within the last three years; proba bly ten -o one over any other factory in the State. I bis e\idence of the superiority ol b.s Cms. is ac ? counted for. by bis being the first to introduce the late improvements, and keeping tin; lead, by year ly adding new opes, ilis first and second im provements, made tin* quality of cotton perfect, - though some were rather slow, bis third made them sufficiently fast, it then only remained m make them more durable and convenient, winch lias been done effectual Iy, by several new improve ments. the present year, besides, he lias ibe exclu sive right ol the State, and I lie priv ileye of other sections, to fumi-h Heed’s Patent Water Boxes, I which are believed to be Pti times more durable j L than any other, by those who have made a fair , (rial of them, and are infailibly secure against fire by friction. His file- Cins, w ill gin Mastodon Cot ton as well as any Saw Gin can. llis agents will . visit planters generally, and exhibit specimens of j his late improvements, and point out their advan tages. in time, for all to engage, and be supplied be fore, next ginning season, or, engagements can lie made by letter, directed to him at Gli ton. Jones county Georgia. Gins, will be ib livered at the purchaser’s residence in apy part of the State, ex [ cept the Cherokee counties, where they will be | left .at ihe Rail Road depot, most convenient totbe pun baser. All warranted to perform wa ll if used according to the printed directions sent with each, j SAMUEL GUIS WOLD. March 25 th—c H7 |TO TIIE fin.irTiriEßS OF the C'O.UPLI.XiUN. Sitrfinsi/tg h.fjictry. MV EAU DIVINE DK VK > L’S »i d NYMPH GAP comjKi.srn clan Eastern ffotiitmal disc every (of i surprising eflicuev, for iciiiierinp the Skin sot', and f.ur, 1 as well as imparling a delicate roseate hue to the com plexion. A.» a creator ami conservator of that most distinguish itifT charm ot f*mate loveliness, a tratis| arc t !u.r skin, Jules Hand’s Nymph Soap or Ran Divine D<; Venus may he suul to exert an almost magical power Composed tor the most part ofOricntal Balsamic Plants, to the niter ex clusion of all mineral admixture. Hi dm iiisiuislu r] med icinally tor its extremely idaud. pnrifv ing and soofhmg j aciion ou the ska; and by acting on t'ie pores and min j ute sec ct.irv vessels, expels ail impurities from the sur j f ce.allavs everv tendency to inti.mini nioii, and l.y this I meilio.l lone, effectually dissipates alt redoes?, tan.piin ! jde.-,freckles,sunburn, and other unsiphtful cutaneous | | visitations, so inimical to fem ile lovetin ss. Its use will j ch in; e the most l>ilou« complexion into one of radiant ! w i tenes-; while on the nerk. hands and arms it bestows a I ; delicacy and t-drness which its eont nmi d use w ill happily | protect, mid every appearance of youthful .harm, to tic- | inott advanced periods of life. For 8 le. wholesale and , j r •♦ail, by JUI,E< M AURI., j Practical and Perfumer, No. IgOfMiesnnt st. \nd l.v 3. R. M Ml3'| M.R, HAVILA' D, IHSI-KY J & CO., and W. H.VINES, Jr. I A premium awarded attiie Franklin Institute. April 1 t»v 153 TO THE LADIES IV IMii riCi LA!?. i r*i ■ highly beneficial and of great use io ladies u. no ■ | have been afflicted with snpmllaous li ir. principally j j When its growth has been confined to the upper lip and I side of the face giving a masculine turn to the whole I features. 'A lien Used with pi oper care, and according to 1 the directions , ,-t w rll-he foumj to lie a great addition to t!,.. .tailor as the U'i'iifaiiv sharp igs rnment is e:i''>- ly avoloed.au tn*- ...... i -mov ed o' r - •*• t* r ten minutes ass r its app icafiott. This com posit ion is i n lain hie and w arrant ed to remove superfluous hair. After numerous trials 1 have received certificates of success wni-i, cannot be contested. For sale, wholesale and retan. JULES IlVnin ,< OR POT 120 (’ lesnut street, I’hiiaV. AndhvJ. F,. M VRSHALL, li AVILAND KISLLI & CO., and \V HAINES Jr. Premiums awarded at the Franklin Institute. April 1 _ t-v j NT) -isORE WIIJ r CBAV Olt Ktl) IIA IK, A REMEDY which ei.nances considerably the beau- > /ta ty and alters ihc appearance of the couuten tece f (tin that w hicii is much d silked, li is pleasing to have j «ffic letil m< au> to itßu te ti ere di le. ls. T o effr ct this j Change of hair so m.ich wished for. is the grand and j never fail ng properly of .11 LES 11. MILL’S V EGL 1 A- j lU-f, LKiUlh 1(A!R DVR,which tiie oropnelor can With justice state is far b*-> ond any ihiug of the kind ev .-r yet known id this or any other country. Its properties are very powerliil, though very innocent. This eh ir.ic il result ,s i wonder, us it enables par ous to dye instanta neously their hair without the le is:i inconvenience- For changing r d or gray hair, whiskers, eyebrows, A e., to a brown black, or ehesuulcolor. The. sli htesi evil, coo srqu' ii' Cs uted ral'befeuicd fioiu its Use —it is altogether harmless. Tiiis co iiposition is the only one sanctioned by the science of (.’liemislry to dye, ill an indelible m.m --n r, the various gradations i f colors, without danger or : incouveni nee and ha-Justified thelibprjil pafron go and -till Hinted confidence of the [-nhiic. L hi ck is revtiaed ! as for box m irked N,; if irntcii box marked 15, For s .1 •. »vli desale and and retail, by JULES JIUJRL. P.Tfumer and Chemist, LiO CVs nit st'-e-'t, Phil ade .phia. And by J E. M VRSH ALL. It V VILAND. UIS LEY Ac CO., and VV. H AIVRS, Jr., and at ih >st all Druggists throughout th" U.Slat's. |{ ware of Counterfeits —Ask for'“Jules Hauel’s Veg etable Liquid H dr Dye, ’ if you want the genuine arti cle. Pm.; 75 cis. a"d -$l box. A premium awarded atthe Franklin Institute. April t fw '-M ITS ESI* I’CT FULLY invites the !iiienii»>n of the iL SI rilizinsof Augusta, and nf all dealers in and consumers of r r j ,) buying in this ina.ket, to an entire new stoi k just • op neti in the elegant block of iron-front stores recently erected on tbe north side of Broad-street, • and known a?‘'.Metcalf’s Range,” (his store is Oie • lower one of the block , three doors above I*. Me- Grvn's. and three below the Drug Store of J. K. r Marshal, formerly Dr. Wray’s,) where he is pre pared to offer one of the richest and choicest stocks of y Foreign Domestic Dry Goods j ever opened in this city. He would esperial f y usk j ilieir attention to the ad prepn red h die convenience of customers in tiie extensive charac ter of Ins assortment, which he intends shrtl! em brace every article that can be called for under the e name of Dry Goods, and in the ample room and perfect li-rbt toai i in theiM||e lection. Fur advan tages in buying, for the Wm\ fort and convenience e of pit I chasers, for saving their iimenn.l money, no effort lias beet, spared, and none will be. spared which the interest of buyer and seller can suggest, «>r an enlightened «' <,nomy dictate, to m ike his business in every respect deserving «|ie pa'runage of the public. h To his former customers, to whose liberal confi dence and just patronage he has been so long in dehted for business in another Siaie. he would es pecially extend this invitation to cull upon him at _ his ne\v location. Augusta, Decent he,- 1T» 1840. fin r gUG VR ANI>'(COFFEE, if 'll 4 BAGS prime Rio CPFFI’L 20 hhds. St. C’rois, I*. Rico and New d Orleans Sugar. Just received, nnd for low hv i. J.m 7 JOHN R. DOW. v GARDEN AND FIELD SEED? A FUI.L assortment of blue Grass. Orchard Grass, ’ Herds Grass, red and white Clover Send. Also, an eitcasive assortment of Fresh Garden Seed, always on hand, tailed to the season. WM. HAINES. Oct 1 I—W'l*'»'■ II '• I—SBBMi ’ BANK ’ B RUNSWICK, AUticSTA, April 5, 1347. DIVIDEND N7—'ldle Board of Directors c have this tiaeclared a dividend of Four s Dollars per share, able on demand. JNO. CRAIG, Ca-bier. t A ‘ ,ril —5 157 i j SC 11 VNTCN B ANK, > tiD&TA, April 5, 1347. S | Dn ID END Xi».— \ ->emi -annual Dividend 1 of Four per c will be ji.iid to the block- i 1 ! holders on deuiaud M. HATCH,Cashier, j c 3 157 ; OR V\(i vM> LE3IONS. KEC LIVED sn*risiu!iuieut Iroin New York, i 10 boxes O NUKS. iO '* i.uns, which will be sold low. J JOHN U. DOW. | April 6 157 UNI Ti: I) NT NtS A ! { MV.—I I IX RIIT- Ik SKRVIcL. AM f’d) f-he United States Army, able ! V v Jiudlid M -between the ages of lx and | I 35 years, beiugaboj feel a iip-hes high, if good ! i character, ami of rectalde standing among their i ■ felloiv Ne need ajiply to ent>-r the j service, but tboseao are deiermin"d to serve i honestly and I liriiiy. the period of their enlist- | ment. viz: war" Avjih 'lexiro, or fur the lerin office yea as ihe ret mil m iy elect. A bounty of Lwe Dollars will be paid to each recruit i-nlisti The sum of T’vvt) dlar? vvill he fiaiil to any Citizen, Non Cotmissioned Officer or Soldier, ' who shall bring foie rendezvous an aide bodied | recruit, who shall regularly eidi-ted. The citi zen should jiresrnts recruit to tiie Lieutenant or Captain, am! not tn<* Recruitiipr Sergeants.* JNO. B. CABBLLL. (.’apt. I), s. A., Recruiting Officer. Recruiting Rendezu?. Augusta. -March ( J. 847. ffjT The Soutlier Banncf. Daldoitega Watch tiian and Cassvilleioneer, will each publish the above three timespd forward tluir accounts to | the undersigned atiis plitce. JNO. B. CA?BLLL, Capt. U. S. A., Recruiting Officer. j March 10 RH 1- INN G HODS. 50 UN P. SL IT, ha? just received the cheap- | est assorimemf LINLN GOODS, ever of- | sered in this nrirketn wit : 4-1, Undressed lih Linens in whole and demi ] pieces. y-3. Fine and hery Pillow Case Linen, fi. 10, il and J 2-. Linen Sheeting, some very I fine, 8, Sand 10-4,SiiJe and double Damask Table 1 Diaper, 8-4, Barnsley Diner, * S-4. unbleached laper, H. 9, 10-4 utiMedied Table Cloth, Bird’s Eve Diapr, Long Law n, j Slate and Grass inert, W bite and coloH Drillings, 1 W bile and brow Doll,unis. Bleached and übleached Russia Sheeting, Frencli and Iris Linen Checks. Russia and >c«-h Diaper. Crash and Creqila 4-4 Burlaps ainD-naburgs Linen Carabricllandkl’s. at 12i cents and up wards. Grass Skirts | Bleached and übleached Linen Socks Damask Napkik Bleached and übleached Towels with colored j borders. Huckaback Da las Gents. Linen Gfives. . ALSO, A general and avr.sjve selection of FANCY j ami STAPLE G )JDB, worthy the attention of j customers generally. March 2# 143 N iJivNl ill NG fiudlK are tiovv opening our assortment of new i VW am) t.,-,x <ltirLl styles ..fiSPRING GOODS, j consisting ofa large of Staple and Fan- | cy (mo s. selected Irttirj the latest importations in .Nc*w i <>rk; find we ure known for keeping good ami pretty goods, we therefore invite cu.m" ! iners to call and extniinc our stock, as we intend ! to offer goods as low as they can be bought fi,r I>D3 dre & clagelt, f“ irst Dry Gi'xl Blore below (I S< Hotel ''■ttri n »-i 14.5 ON L'UNSIUN 11 li NT, A PfA.V sjilerididpatterns of GvNi)EI. ABR A S [ just iv ;jved. A so, a few’choice patterns I ot Dyott’s Intirove 1 Lard Boiar Ltuitjis, with - < himneys ami to fit, always ke}n t»n hand, j 1 be abox e unit ieswill be sold very low J •••■ w J E. MARSHALL. TOBACCO AND SEGAIIS,* | . Ot the Choicest Brands. Ni L\ 31 i;K HAN I’S and gentlemen I S/iancf'f':' 1 a,ul u j«> desire to enjoy a j did style, or who ‘be Re< </. pul up in splen- I ail limes ready to supp¥j“ r •" r’ lU w ill find me at i sale and retail. '>eir demands, at whole j I would rcsperiAlly rectjecx j the - ity to supply tk-mselves in'nL l ,'. ns w bn visit j j ine my stock beforepiTrcii avinir elseWiT’ *** ,m * | : selected by competmt judges,"arid patrol,’’. 15 M ,’ s j ; old rra tkets and chvvers o| the favorite v\ee/J I GUSTAVVoLGER, One door below Join P. .Seiz’s Dry Goods Store ! Broad-st. 23 ENTiFELY NEW. Si’RING AM SUJDIi.R STYLES. JOHN BRIDGES, fashionable jr.apei? and tailor, Next door below 7. States Hotel. Broad st. f|pilE Spring-uo'Summer st\ les just receiving B of ( LOTiN. (as im'Tcs, V>rap D’Ete" | plain and fieur"il;.Mitf-d and Drab Gaslmiereites,’ Drills, Vestinas Inc-y Articles. Trimmings. •f >r gentbm-n’s war. Under Vests f.,r ladies ’ ; The public arerespectfully invited before or | tiering tbeir giren's elsewhere, |o examine the above Stock, w bit they v\ ill find to comprise the ! 'erv best select lust hat can be made in the New j York market. j N. B— Makinnid Trimming as usual, in the j most fashionable inner. March 26 TV ESI T’AXISJI SM AY be fouint (lie Gffy Hall, for the next fifteen dav-a aturdays and Sundays except j ed.) from 9 oVlo. a. m. until 5 o’cl.x-k }>. tn. \ : Those who liavetxabl - f>n<}»erty to return are ' ; respectfuilv inviUo call ami do so j ISIIAYHU.MPoON, u. T . it. u c. 1 Feb. 23 ~ 121 I AUGUSTA NN ' ACT U lilN(4 CO.M 1N arrordancetli at L lution ( ,f the Board i of Directors, ice is hereby given that an In -1 siailment of Ten cent, on the stock in said Go- t - ' | pany w ill be req-d to bo pai<* In on ! | (he tenth of Apritt. J » j By order < e Btr r ,j, UI.IAM PHILLIPS, Sec’y. ! March 11 _ _ xvtd— ];j-/ ! IVIDEXD. Office Gtjws. i’rust Company, * I igusta, March 29, 1817. , y HNIIE Storkbrs <>{ rids Gotnpanv vvill he t s paid a din lof FIFTEEN DOLL \US j per Share of tlnpifal Stock, in addition to the ! j dividend of Tw Dollars alreatly declared, on 1 j the presentatio their Scrip at this office on i and after the 7llrii next. iLPH MILLIGAN, Sec’rv I March 23 J2—t9 U 9 I3L hinging, I rfllHK suh?ci has resumed his ocpupaijen of 1 LULL ■(. IN<, anti begs leave to in form his friend)the public that he is ready at all times to altto any call edfier in Kjwi) ay ! country. THUS. F. SHARP, rorneA r a?hington and EHIs streets. D-—Locljys, Ac., made or repaired a* : . i usual. Imo March 14 LUSHES. , ] 3\LTtY ya*>f Hair. Tooth, Jf-.t, Scrubbing', I ■J Pu.sUnp and Shoe Brushed r 'j a.xvnys kvp l on for sale cheaj). l>y ) Oct I , UcS vjltJ Ithvlwv. , , This splendj popular Monthly Periodical v . is now pabiis.lj.'ji3 per annum—every number y I containing a !la of some prominent man. ' r March 14 AG. WILLIS. Agent • UiFOiw » mmmm Miiim tmt imm ■ t ■ mi m ipMiM r m D. PAINE & CO. Managers of the Georgia Literature and Grand Consolidated Lotteries, Augusta. Ga. SALES ( LOSE PHIS VI’FERNOON. “Columbus Lottery” Class No. 15. for 1817. To be drawn in Columbus, Geo., 7th April. DOLI/ISS, s 1.000! §3.otKlf 2» of .ooo! Wholes only SI —shares in proportion. j SALES CLOSE SATURDAY AFTERNOON. I Grand Consolidated Lottery. | Ci.ass No. 14. Extra, for 1817. ! §s,(•■■•< ! r?3.f()0! 2o prizes nf »500! &«-. 75 Nuntier !3 Drawn Ballots. Whole Tickets only s,' ( —shares in proportion. SALES CLOSE UN TUESDAY AT NOON. Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class No. 15. for 1847. DOLL’RS. $i5,00o —G prizes of $2,500! G of $2,0t)0! 50 of Sbuu! 50of ;>SoU. &c. &c. 72 Number Lottery— 12 Drawn Ballots. \\ holes only S10 —Shares in proportion. For sale by E. IT. FEZ A NT. A trenr. Croad-st., 1 door below tlte Bank nf Augusta. IttrOrderit from the country will meet with prompt attention ifaddre-sse.l a? above. TAp-i! 8 GUGi.NL V.\ll I*l LASk 1 .iION t lJ JLV i’ LOTTERISS! J. W. M \UItY 6c CO., SUCCF.ssoas T<J J. G, IHCiHiOICV A (’(*., JI.LViGIiRS, CLASS Xo. I t. By South Carolina ,Class No. 1 L April 3th, ISI7- SA LES CLOSE THURSDAY. 78 Numbers—ll Ballots. S 4,700! $1,300! $1,080! 10 of $1,000! '1 tekets s4,'K) —shares in proportion. CLASS i\ I To be drawn at Savannah, April 10, 1317. SALES ( LOSE ON SA TURDAY. 75 Numbers—l 3 Ballots. DOLLARS. $3,000! Sl.7o>d *si.3 0! 5 of SI,OOO. Tickets $2,5 ) —Shares in proportion. EXTRA CLASS No. 15. By Alexandria Class P., April 10, 18-17. SALES CLOSE ON MONDAY. 75 Numbers—J2 Ballots. 150,000 1101/L’llß. i $20,000! $10,000! ss,oru! $ 4,000! 50 of $1,000! tScc. Tiekt;is $IU —shares in propurtioii. 1 For sale oy JOHN \. MILLEN, Agent. Opposite tiie Masonic Hall. | {>2r Order sfrou. the country promptly attend'd j t r . April G A UAH I). DR. T. P. CLEVELAND having temporarily withdrawn frum the practice of his prufes ! sion, 1 would inform ilie citizens of Augusta and I tbe public generally, that I have formed a connec i than with his former copartner. Jno W Spkar. in the practice of DENTAL SURGERY. The bu siness will he conducted under the firm of Cleve land S/iear. Office BroaJ->t., over Aldrich & j Green’s shoe store. JNO. A. CLEVELAND. Feb. 13 ts - 117 j FUR THE TOILET. Ase N invovn of llarre'l’s SHAVING CREAM - atm - - m- »> ot Essence? and Extracts, Brushes and Cornb?,*Eau Lnstrael, and Hair l)\e* Powder Boxes and Ibtflk. I With a great variety of other articles of Foreign and Domestic manufacture. Jan 19 J. fv MUMUT L WORMS! WOil.Us i u 0i,.a,5 ; ~ rgniE bane nf chihlltooti, anil the certain preenr -ML For of rhany diingeroii? diseases, if allowed I to remain in ihehtiitnit system long in great nnm- I : Iters. The season is dose at hand when they be- ! I come most tioublesorae »o children. Dr. WOODRUFF’S WORM SPECIFIC, is a safe ami > ffi iettl remedy for VV orrg. Try it. It is as good as the best, and cheap as the cheapest. j he Worm Specific sells well win*re tried. Griffin. Pike county,"July 42. 1816. ! Dr. Woodruff—Please forward immediately 3 | dozen bottles of your Worm "nec-ifie. We have i calls for it daily. t>end it without delay. ■Respectfully, JOHN G. HILL & CO. BuiINSViU.K. A l :*.. Allg. 23. 1846. j Dr. Woodruff— Dear sir :We have sold the 1 aft j bottle of your Worm Medicine received. We i I you to send ns two dozen more, at least, as 1 I i, know of some foiifor five bottles vv.micd. i ! v? P r‘ ,, 'V v *. ANDREWS * HARRIS. i l it hr. tf* 'g’ ll *' ~pv - of Muscogee co., G.i.. stiyn 1 belonVh'lr » w,,rnis from a negro child, i i g "f 1 “, l V , ' , - U,:ish ”ri time. ; rr-.vei,' Ll1 * ~f Ga.. says, I g.ueii in one case arm brought away 5» worm? lit another case it cured tils ’ . or Tape Worm. Woman ol Ten,a Mr Thom IS RoyM, of (’ovveta, rnn«, v p. 1 cay? | * 11 :l r, egro boy who was in had li'-.ilVh- it ; | brought away im.nedi .telv 55 worm-. He was ! j soon well, and remains so up to this time. , ff'h supply of the above valuable medicines I for sate, wholesale and r -t i.il. by WM. K. KI 1 ( HEX. Druggist, Ynmj.ti* ; and in most oft he Comities in the S ,aie Georgia. ! 1 . W . Lary, V\ avnushorou^h. • HI. C-rr,•li)(‘ksoi)h(irni|i r ' l | Thomas White Co., VVuglitsborough. G. < . ( oily, Uarrento i, J W. .fifties. Mayfield, W. D : l'•?. Poweltoti. IE S. Breman. M.,ii U \ Z| f , n . ! , t J t t f', lm P son Co., Sparta. : JhlLhlL m SOUTH CAROLINA KAIL ROAD.) n itv Hamcuro, March 15. 1817. * AND PROVISIONS nf all sorts in i i * t‘»r tiie relief nf Gi- in | I:in ‘ ’ Wllf I>tt transported t<> Charleston by this i r dmpany without charge. Tho.-e fi.rwarding are ! I requested to mark their packages “Scotland ” . to W.J. MAGRATiI, Agent. ! Marrl i lß - in | .PELICAN 111 I L AL IASI - , AiNC fc. Company of New \ n-k continues to take Marine and River ri.-ks at its agency in t his city Its business will in all respects be cm,dueled mi the most fair and liberal principles, and it pro. ! fits divided among its t tistotners JOSEPH MILLIOYN, Ace/,*, sept- 13 Cm * S PI n E ? X>!> CONFIDENTS’. SUlT abk;,fur ‘lie Season, of the purest quality and ch. u-est ffavoyr, viz: MAGE, Nutmegs, Gloves, I Guir.aj.pn/; I epper. lied Pepjier. Ginger Root and j Ground, Mustard. Isinglass, Gellatine, Iri.-h Mos-t j Russia Shred Isinglass, Vanilla Bean, Extractor do., Oil °t Lemon. Ess. I.emon. Extract Eemon, i > hP- Uarh Soda, 'Part, Acid. Saleralns. and every 1 other article necessary for culinary purpose? Laving obtained a Powdering Mill, persons 1 w/sping Spices in Powder, may depend upon their punty arm freshness. J. E. MAR>IIALI i l3vc - 9 59 I Brilliant Military Silver Bullet Ve>t Buttons, ■ , CTI as were made hy the eiibsi riher for Gens. ! ■ .Jackson, Glasscock, and ma/iv other? of otjr ! TTUiUary worthies of the hx-t war Manufactured b .V , JO»N GITMARIN, , ' o “'f : , 1^er ' at No. 153. Rroul-st. Augusta,Oa. . “• r *"*V are made with the same old punch wttlt one of which Gen. Pakenliam was mortally i wounded at the battle of New Orleans, on the Sth ! January 1815. of which the wonderful incidents I therewith connected and recently republished ! r«n h^ n at No !53Broad-st. Augusta. Ga * Qgf 31 »£ ( PUBLIC SALES. Executor'* Sale. n\ w. i:. J ACKsox & co. On Saltlrthiy, the MMli inst at I lit- store lately occu« jiie-ti by Thomas .1. l^itiir»«lee. <ltceti>ed, w ill h« hold, under au>fly»riiy ol ihe w.ll, the remainder of lie Modi in trade, conaiMing, o.her ar lides. of COFFEE. Bagging, (.Kentucky, Russia ana Scotch) hope, Tobacco, I.Lpmrs, {principally for.igii> " me#, ic, , At SO. 2 Mahogany WARDuoBES. Fide board#, So -1 frebu y un.l Hook Case. Writing Tab's, nti vari | ntts other articles of va.lu.ihh: I.oust i.-uld furniture, i bale witinnit reset\e. iVirn-—For all sums under S ItG. rash. For all | nh >\ e 11 »a I amount. 1 1 beral r* red it will hr git #tit inf | approved endorsed notes. Further pariiculars utt | the day ol sale. WILF,I,\>I T GOULD. ) „ . J M. AD V 'IS. $ Ex «*»• At the'm- time, tiie STORE will be rented till the first of October next. April 1— 153 PE 111 FOCAL SPECTACLES. NEITHER THE FRENCH MEMSCtS NOR WCR LA.STO.VS ENGLISH TERJaCtTJC. HBAO all u ho experience inconvenience in the nso of Fhe common kind of Glasses, and esfteci ally in umht rending, these Spectacles u ill be found a most valuable snbstimte; in no case.except v\ here the optic nerve has been pronounced diseased. ba\ o they fulled, when properly fitted, logive satisfac tion. No better proof of their superior merit ran by given to each individual who may need Glasses than the satisfai lion he will experience in the use of them. These Glasses can be obtained in this place only • of CLARK. RACKET !’A CO., Agents for the Manufacturers, w ho have poxv on hand a good supply in gold and silver fro. tries. Perifocal Gipsies filled to any frame, for anv v ision. spectacles in gold, silver anil sted. forsale very low hv CLARK’. RACKET !’ <fc CO.. Dealersin Watches. Jewelry, Silver Ware, &c. may B 137 CLARK HASKETT &CCbT IIAV in just received a cs. arc! large slock of GOLD and e-feqffitSlLV Eli \V A’i’C IIEs, of the bestSLY*• Vj makers, Watcii Trimmings and ornaments; .IE" - EERY, OF ALL KINDS; Silver Spoons, l'i»rk--, Knives ami Cups; Plated Ware; " niters. Castors, Candlesticks, Tea Sets, Cake Baskets. <&c.; Bri ; taimia W ire; Painted and Japanned Waders, in | sets, a new styip; Table Mats and Brushes, of a ; fmetjiialiiy; Mantle Ornaments, gill and silvered, I with drops; fine Mantle Clocks, in wood and mar* ; ble; a great variety of Fancy Goods. Work Boxes, | Bead Bags. Bag and Purse (’1 asps; Gill, silver ami j steel Beads; Cologne Bottles, silver, pea r l, shell, I ivory and velvet Card Cases; sheli ami line bnftin j in Dressing Combs; Hair Brushes. Toolh Brushes, | &c. Six Barrel Revolving PISTOLS, 3 ■# 1 smoother lot of the famed *'L/ J coultre*’ RAZOR; I with 2 bl ades; a good supply also of Rodgers* and i other makers; Rodgers. .Mechi. Chapman, Saund j ers, Lecomre,” and Emerson Strug-; Shaving Creams,‘‘Gnerlain”and otliers; Old NaplesSoao: choice Lather Brushes; fine PockelCullery, &q| SPE< T ACRES. The Perifocal Spectacles, sold by u«, we «tfH 1 recommend, with great confidence, to nnr ms- * | tomers. We have a good supply in gold, silver, ; and steel frames, and are prepared to fit them to old frames at short notice. Gold and silver B}ie<-iaclep, with the ordinary j convex glass, fop sale at very low rates, and glasi— j es fi’ted to suit the sight with af.rutaev. N. B.—Clocks and Watches repaired and regn -1 lated with care. Watch Glasses, Tools u<iJ Ma } lerials for sale to tite trade ul iow rates, i oct *22 _ 19 NEW SPUING GOODS. | AI O. PRICE & CO., Drapers and Tai w w lots, have now instore, and are weekly j receiving from the Frem h and English markets, J CLOTHS. (lASSIMERES and VESTINGS, ■ and 'Trimmings for 'Tailors uses, to which lh'*y would call the attention of those visiting tins mur* ! kef. as they can sell them hv jntre or palfcrn. as j low as they can be purchased in New York: Cftsh maretis, Croton Coatings. Summer ( amblers. I ng j li'h ami 'meri'an 'weed', wliite and colored j Linen Drills. ‘ Drap D'Ete,” hl’k.nnd culMfig'd. i Maimguir Delaiims; and all the newest patterns j and styles ot V'E-STINGS of Silk, • Cashm-re, i w hite aml col’d. .Marseilles, Valencias. <Cc . &c., : with a full am! general assortment of the newest j patterns and styles of READY M ADE CLOTH i LNG, ami well m ule Shirts and Drawers. Hats and 1 I ups. I n.hrelias, steel frame and all kinds; IBt-ie rv. Gloves. >U'pemlers. ( T a vats, S,-arfs. Ilandker * birds. Stor ks, t ollars. Bosoms, Shi aider Braces, Riding Ih-lts. Mo.my Belts. Razors and Razor Straps, Dressing ( uses. I lollies Brashes, I laic Brushes. Hat Brushes, Nail anil Toolh do.. Night ; Caps. Money Purses, Pocket Books. Tablets, Watch Guard*. Body Guards. Toilers H tears, j Points. Tailors Inch 'teasurti. Crayons, and evety | article useful for dress. A fine assortment nf HICKORY SrHPvTrS. We will make to n-derail kinds of FASHION AB LE ( l-U I IDN(«ai hurt notice, and as cheap as can he had m tlie. Suij hern m trki t. 2.H RKU AD-ST., o| p isite -Slate Batik. Marrh ‘8 JH DAWSON ic WEAVER'S | Extensive I 'ire-Pro#f~ IT 'arc- Ho use, , undersigned respectfully inform their M. fiieruis and the publ;;-, that thee still continue the j WARE-HOUSE & COMMISSION BUSINESS, at their old Staml on Al'lnlosi, where Rjey j will devote their personal atujujitni to all husinci* i entrusted to their rare. Their rates for Selling and S’tnrnng Cotton and I other , rodace, wi}l be liie same as other regular I houses. “ I Orders f«,rpure!msi ngGroceries. Bagging. Rope, j &e., vVill be promptly filled .at rhe lowest market | prices. DAWSON & WEAVER. I Cm 17 POTATO US. Jnst revived from the Not!}., ' BBLS. yellow POTATOES. fi>r plaallr.g 'D' 30 do. a choice a riide for eating, i a i.so, | SEED RYE, Seed Oats. Porn and G»uv Peas. Por sale by SCRANTON & STARK. Jan ] Pnrj GEORGIA LAW REPORFS. REPORTS of Cases in Law and E-joifv argued and determined in the Soperiu- Oaurt cfihi Stare of Georgia. In tlie xearJAJC, bv Jam., s \] I*.ell v. Slate Report." Pi ice five dollars Far ’ i/o.'das lacij 4 ros. March PINE OIL. A CONSTANT supply of Pipe Gil cr Cam* phirte. wil ! lie kept fresh. Persons using Murphy's splendid can ajvyays he furnish ed with the above Oil on very .reasonable rerm< by 3lar,l > I. E. MARSHALL. SOUTH CAROLINA 15 AIL HO\D, } O n . , , IJ*mb.oKo. Feb. 23d, 1847 \ N and ?uier the Ist. March. Grain and FL.nr w ;ll be transported to Charleston by fr.-Hu trams at the foL’owing rate* viz- y a Grain pea-Jiushei; ’ 7 cents, r lour per barrel, ,i do. per half barrel, 2 r > “ reh. ? v WJI - a f »i. OLORGIA, Wilkes County. HEREAS Lewis S. Erawn and Jf bn IT. , ~ Dywn, Lxecuiors of the estate of Nancy ‘* ‘ ° ‘ H! !- ' ,,,e <'f-aid coatity, deceastd, applies to me for letters dismissory. hese are therefore to cite and adirmnisl all enl * * ingular the kindred ~pd creditors of said d. ccas* 1* ’ ° j !1 I rny ofllce witliiu tlie tirr* fi. "Milled by Javy, to show catiso, if any tiny a^ e * wh V letter*should not he granted. -»uen under my hand at office in Washingt on. - . GG. NOR.MAN. Cb r r | Harm 6m ■. lil