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The quotation* trf the 18th Dec. wore as fol lows: Flour 29 ti 303. W heat 7s. Gd. to Bs, Gd. Corn 32 a 3o». Gd. Indian Meal 11 a 15*. Gd. Cotton is stated to have declined to within gd. of the lowest point ever known. The fol lowing are our Telegraphic quotations, which, ns above mentioned,arc inaccurate as to classi fication: Louisiana, ord. to mid. 4$ a 4g; good to fair ■> a o£; good to fair [line?] G a Up. land, ord. to raid. 3J a 4A;fair to good fair 4* a 5; good to fair [finer] 51 a d\. The following were the quotations of the 18th Dec: X. Orleans ord. to mid. 3 to 3}d; i fair to good fair 5 to s|d; good to line G to j Lowed, Georgia ord. to mid. 3$ to 4 ]d; fair to j good fair 4g to 5.Jd; good to fine 5 id. Carolina Rice i.s quoted at 255. a 2Gs. Gd. On the 18th Dec. it was quoted, first quality at 10s. 6d. to 22*. 6d. Special Notices. TJT The lait Lecture in the course to Yaimg Men. on the “Claims of the Bible,” will be deliver- I ed Tnis Evening, in the Presbyterian Lecture Room, by Rev. Mr. Rogers, Subject. — ‘The Bible, as revealing the plan of Salvation.” The public arc invited to attend. Jan 23 A JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL. Dr BLANCHARD, would most respectful ly give notice to Parents in Augusta, that he will open a class for children, from six to twelve years old, in vocal music. First lesson on .Satur day, the 22d. at 3 o’clock, P. M., at tho Pkksuy- j TKKI.vn Vkstrv. Terms, First Quarter two | dollars, for Two Quarters, three dollars ami fifty cents. A general invitation to the first lesson. Rooms at the Globe Hotel. N. B, Pianos, Scraphincs, and Melodeons, tuned by Dr. BLANCH A III). Jan. 21 —2 DEMOCRATIC MEETING. ITT A meeting of the Democratic Party of Col umbia county will be held at Appling.on Tuesday the 13th day of March next, which will be during i the sitting of the Superior Court. A full attendance is requested. Jan. 19 JOHNSON’S DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS. MR. C. E. JOHNSON has the honor to in form his old patrons of last year, and the pub Use generally, that he is again AT HIS OLD STAN D, oeer Messrs. Clark, Bucket Co.'s Jewelry Store, where he is prepared to execute MINIA TURES in a style superior to any thing he has done heretolore. Mr. J. thankful for the very liberal patronage of «»l season, asks a continuance of the same. Oct. 2-1 —-3 m STEAMBOAT COMPANY OF GEOR GIA. [TT 'Phi* Company having been re-organized and placed in an efficient state for service, are pre pared to send forwarded without delay all freight that may oiler. Goods consigned to U'M. P. WILLI AMS, Agent at Savannah, will be forwarded free cd Commis- 1 ons. The connection of R. M. Goodwin with this 1 Company has terminated. JOHN B. GCIEG, June 6 I—y Agent at Augusta. ) MOST EXTRAORDINARY WORK. TO THE MARRIED, Oil THOSE CO NT EM- | PLATING MARRIAGE—THE MARRIED WOMAN’S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM PAN ION. By 1 >r. A. M. Mac kick al . Sixth Edi tion. Price 5I • This work i.s meeting with most astounding sale. , I (24,999 copies have already been disposed of.) I Every female is getting a copy, whether married or mini li ned.although it is intended especially for tin married, as it disclose, important secrets which tdimild be know'll to them particularly. Here every enisle e in discover the causes, symptoms, and the tiio-t efficient remedies, and most certain mode of cure in every case. Copies will be sent by mail free of postage. On the-receipt of one dollar, the “Married Wo tran’*'Private Medical Companion,” will be sent free of postage -to any part of tbe United Stales. Ail letter. tru.Ube addressed (post paid) to Dr, A M. Mauriceau Box 124-1, New York citv. Pub lishing Office, v No.- PJ9 Liberty-. t.. New York. Jan. A 3 mo. — Wistar’s Balsas? cf Wild Cherry Another Voluntary ’l'rrOute to Wistars Balsam. Wtf rif K<Sf, bone bee C'ouir y. Maine, } August 12, 1843. y Dear Sis -- If hiv testimony in favor of your val uable medicine will do you any good.or be of any service to the sick and afflicted, you are welcome to make such use of it as you please. For seven or eight years 1 had not enjoyed perfect health. In the spring of 1314. I had *ome cough; I was then in Worcester County, Mass., and applied to a physician, who gave me some medicine but it did not relieve meG was not aile to werk during the summer. Last tall I was much war, c, so reduced by coughing, and sweating nights, that J was ob liged to take my room. My physician tried in •vsin to remove my cough, and restore me to health, but i did not expect to recover ;il however con cluded to try W istar s Balsam of Wild Cherry; I was then troubled with very frequent spells of coughing, night and day; before I had taken one bottle, ray cough was easier; I continued to take the medicine until I was able to leave my room. I have taken several bottles,and! thinkWister’s Bal sam of Wild Cherry has cured meutt Last 1 fce[ as well and as strong as 1 have for twelve years. JOHN METCALF. I am acquainted with the subscriber, and believe h<s statement to be true. HOWARD R. LOVEJOY. None genuine unless signed 1. BUTTd on the •wrapper. For sale in Augusta, wholesale and retail, by !1 AViLAMURISLEY &, CO.,and also by THOM AS* BARRETT & CO., aid Dealer* in Medicines generally in Augusta. Jan. 19 f3:i— Sands' Sarsaparilla- The aborigines of America possessed a know ledge of the heating art, which in many cases far surpassed that of civilized man. By studying na ture they became initiated in her secrets, and the way she pointed out was invariably followed. Their remedies were obtained from the vegetable creation, and acting in such perfect harmony with natural laws, were powerful in removing and con trolling disease. It is thus SANDS’S SARSA PARILLA, a pure vegetable preparation, operates on the system. : It harmonizes and unite* with the medicatrix naturae or life'preset-ring principle; by ■its Use diseased action is subdued, and the vital powers enabled to perform their functions. Indi gestion or dispepsia, obstinate diseases of the skin such as Salt Rheum, Ringworm, Scald Head, and ether similar diseases. Scrofula or King's Evil, Rheumatism, Enlargement of the Glands, and other affections, arc safely and certainly cured bv ts use. For further particulars and conclusive evidence | of its superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets, j ~»hioh may be obtained »f agents gratis. - repafed and sold ; wholciale and retail, by A. f D.SANDS, Wholesale Druggist*. 19U Fulton 1 corner of William-street, New York. Sold also by HAVILAND, RISLEV Ac CO. And bv Druggists generally throughout the Uni- ( ted States. Price per bottle, or six bottles for i S 3, fd Jan. 19 j Departure of the Atlantic Steamers. From Europe. N. York. Boston. I Caledonia. (8r.).. .. 1 )ec. 13 Jan. la Philadelphia, (Fr.).Dec 23 Jan. 23 | Cambria, (Br.) Jan. 1 Jan. 29 [ New York. (Fr.)...-Jan. 22 Feb. 21 Sarah Sands, I 8r,).. .Jan. 22 Fe 11.28 | £ammcr c i a I. I. AT (ST OAT KS IRU.II UVKKPDUI m.t. 18 LATKST OATES FROM HAVKK IIKC. »5 SAVANNAH. Jan. 21— Cotton. —Arrived since j the 13th injt. 7.926 bales Upland (5.532 per Rail Road) and 292 bales Sea Blands. The exports lor same period have been 2,617 bales Upland, as follows, to Liverpool 5011 bales; to Philadelphia 381 bales, to N. York 1,006 bales; and to Charles ton 602 hales—leaving a stock on hand including I all on shipboard not cleared, of 10,512 bales Uj>- ; land, and 1,220 do. Sea Island, against 139,260 I bales U land, and 2,201 bales Sea Island at same time last rear. The receipts of- Cotton at this port continue very jght for the season, and the stock is very low; holders arc consequently enabled to sell readily. There has been a brisk demand during j the past week, and our last quotations are fullv sustained. The market closes firmly with a slight tendency upwards. We quote as follows: Mid- i ! dling to Good Middling 7] a 73; Middling Fair 7.A; | Fair 7g; Fully Fair to Good Fair. 7]. The --ales ot tho week are 3.491 bales, as follows: 29 bales at G.J; 16 at 6]: 15 at G£; 157 at 7; 73 at 7i; j 309 at 7-J; 5) at 7 5-16; 311 at 7g;4l at 7 7-16; I.KM* at 20 at 8; and 7 bales at 8| re its. Sea Island. —The transactions have been to a ‘ moderate extent, amounting to 215 bales at 14 a 22 cents. Hire. —Tly sales amount t 0955 casks, a* follows: 8 casks at 52]; 50 at 2;; 150 at 3, 65 at 3 1-16; 53 at 3J;317 3 3-16; 302 at s’3]. The market has given 1 way J a 3-16 c., at which decline tbe above sales were made. \\ e notice a sale of 1,120 bushels Rough Rice at 82 cents. Sugar. — The only sale reported is 10 filuls. \ [ New Orleans at s]e. Bagging —The sales this week are 25 bales J : G unny at 17£ a 19c. Spirits —We notice a sale 100 bbls. N. O. Whis- ! ky at 26a27c. II nj —A sale was made this week of 60 bundles \ at S\h per 100. Coni —The sales this week amount to 35J bush els at 60. and 1800 at 62^c. Flour —We notice sales of 136 bbls St. f.oais at s6£a 16:], and 50 bbls Georgia at 56 a£ GJ. Salt —A cargo of Liverpool arrived ibis week, but remains unsold. Exchange —Sterling 8. The Banks are check ing on the Norlh at 1 per ct. prem.; out door rates IJ. They purchase 30 days bills at A dis. and 60 da's at 1] dis. Freigh s —To Liverpool, dull at SJ, for square and round bales; to Philadelphia, i to $ for Cotton, j to Now York, brisk, at ] a 5-16 for Cotton, and 75 cents per cask for Htce, and GJc. per busfiel for Corn; to Boston, for Cotton, and s*i for i Rice. CHARLESTON. Ja ’. 2*2. Cotton. —-There lias ! been si me activity in the Cotton market since our | previous report—in fact, it has been the most ac tive week of the season—which is the only new I feature we have to notice in the market. Buyers i | came forward freely on Saturday last, and during i i the day near 3,200 bales changed hands at the de | cline of i to [c reporte ! at the close of the pro- i vious week; N loud ay, however, was comparative] v а, day, as the operations were limited to j some 1,000 bales, but prices were well sustained, j Du Tuesday there was again an active demand f<>r i the article, and at the close of business the trans actions had run up to fully 2,000 bales, Purcha- j *ers generally were also in attendance on Wednes day, but they were unable to buy with the free- ! dom that ha.l characterized the operations of the preceding day. owing to th • disposition evinced on : ths part of many ot our factors to advance their j rates, and the sales were consequently restricted to 1200"feafes. On Toursdav the market was ra ther quiet than otherwise, as the sales were u der 900 bales, ’[’he aggregate tyansactioas thus far reacli <,235 bales, and When we closed our in 1 qniries. thu prices current at the opening of the week bad undergone no change. The de mand had run principally on the middling fair and fair and fully fair clossidf aliens, as (hoy were relatively the cheapest Cottbn;and wc there fore continue the quotations of these grades, as they go to show the state of the market at the close of busmessen that day. viz: Middling fair, 7.^ a 7g; fair anil-fully fair, 7] a 7£c. Yesterday a tele graphic despatch came to hand advising the arri val of the steamer Cambria, -and a'fartiiev decline I in the price of th s staple, which had the effect, we may say, to suspend operations.’as only 81 hales were s'.ld at 7gc. A few days v. ill show tile effect of these advices en eur market. One tiling must not be lost sight of the supply is nn the iecre-ase, which, under present circumstances, will ha'-e a powerful influence in regulating prices. Tbe sale* of the week are as follows. —149 bales at 32 at 6g. 59 at 6],; 15 at 6£; 77 at 7: 66 at 7[- 121 at 7g; 50 at 7 7-16; 749 at 27 at 7 11-16; 2802 at 7];66 at 7 13-16; 869 at 7 1, ; 293 at 8; and 166 bales at CJ- The receipts ja ti:e same time foot up 10,682 bales. There' has been some enquiry for Long Cotton during the week.and 550 a 690 bales have been sold, comprising princi pally Maine, santee and the ordinary .qualities of Sea Island, at prices ranging from 16 to 24c These rates, we are told, have established a decline of 14a 29 cts. on the prices of the previous year. Corn. — There has been no demand for Country Corn. The market has been decidedly heavy, and 2or 3 small parcels have been forced oil’at re duced rales, viz —53 and 58c. per lmsd;el, accord ing to the arrangement about the bags. Present quotations are nominal. Received 1 y Rail Road 3000 bushels. Siome 2000 bushels received from North Carolina a few' days since sold in the neigh borhood of6Bc. per bushel. A second cargo was received yesterday, which is held over. Flour. —We have no new feature to report in the Flour market. The transactions dnee onr last, like these of the previous week, have been confined to small parcels Country, within the range of our quotations, chiefly, however at prices rang ing from 5J to .j*6 per barrel. Salt. —The article has become quite *carec. 7’mall lots from store readily command 51 37] per sack. Turks Island is selling from store by the 59 or I Oft bushels at 30 cents. Freights. — We quote to Liverpool |c. for Cotton in square bags; and to Havre ]c. Boston ]c. for Cotton; and 51 per tierce for Rice. To New York 20c. per 100 lbs. for Cotton; and s‘Jc, per tierce for Rice. COLUMBIA Jan. 22. Cotton —This arlielo re mains ateady without change in price. The sales on Monday amounted to over 400 bales ; on Tues day, business be ing suspended the greater part of the dav. the sales were small, and but 144 bales changed-hands, the larger portion being from store. On Wednesday, a good business was done, and up wards of 800'bales were disposed of. Our market remains firm, and we quote extremes from 5J to 7.4. Principal sales made from 7| to7f. 'The sales for past three-days,-amount to 1,426 bales as fol lows : Monday, January 17th, 431 bales, 5.3 to 7^ 'Tuesday, do 18th, 144 •• 51 to 74Q Wednesday do 19th, 851 “ 5% to 7^ R0MF...1 in. 21. Cotton. — We q-iote, ordinary, 5j a 53; Middling, o% a s]; Good do. 6 a 6i; Fair б. 6f; Choice a—. Grain. —Wheat 65; Corn 30; Oats 25, and Peas 37£. -Very little Corn and Wheat offering. -Jnteiligenir. AKKIViI, FROM CHARLESTON. Schr. S.R. Jackson, Adams, Philadelphia. me.mok ani>a. The U. L. brig George. Hardcastle, for Charles : ton, on her regular day. was up at New York 18th : mst. The schooner Adeline A, Rosimla. Jerman, for ; Charleston, sailed mm Richmond 19th inst. Tbcsthr. J. IL Councc, Smalley, for Savannah Geared at New Orleans oa the I7th inst. Cargo, 18" hlida. Sugar. 1)2 do. Bacon, 50 bbL. Molasses, f 215 do. Whisky, aad 6 bags Cotton Seed. SAVANNAH. Jan. £l.—GUl.schr. I\»rti»,Hunt- i ington, Baltimore. * In the Hirer —A bark unknown. CHARLESTON. Jan. 22. \rr. U. E. ship New J York. Hull, New Voik; »chr. Zenith, Toler, Ply- t mouth, (N. ('.)- Cld. U. L. ship Charleston, Drown, New York; | schr. Henry. ITsch. West Indies. Went to sea. brig Arabian. Hawes, \ era Cruz; | bark Acadia, Crosby. New Orleans. SYNOPSIS SHERIFFS SALKS. FOR FEBRUARY. t.l>C KKI K f.D DlbTlllCT, Sul fit C\IUU.INI, 'Three Negro slaves, Ann, Charity and Klf. two Mares and one Mule, property id B. I'. Corley. One Negro woman named E.mioer, property of ( Herton Friday. | Three head of Horses, property of Starling Senleil. (Jnc Sorrel Stallion Morse, property of Starling j Tucker. One Buggy and Harness, property of Ceorgc ■ ■ Christian. One Black Horse, property of M. D. Green. One Negro man. Hick, property ol Rudolph | Carter. Four Negroes, Maria. Stephen, Ned and Aggy, property of Elizabeth Carter. 260 Acres Laml. property oFEdwin A aim. 75 Apres I.and, property of John Shimpton. 100 Acres Land, properly ol Elizabeth Turner. 100 Acres Land, properly ot Robert A\ iliiamson, 1000 Acres of Laud, property of Rudolph and | Elizabeth Carter, i 6,000 Acres Land, property of Rudolph and Elizabeth Carter. 100 acres Land, property of Samnej Bateman. 300 acres Land, property of Emherooa Bussy. and o!hers. A H ouse and Lot in 1 lamburg. property of W m. ; Herbert. 300 acres of Land, property of C. W. and L. B. j Cochran, 101 acres Land, property of Edward F.rdson. j 100 acres Land, the interest of John McCrary. 1 CO acres Land, property of Thomas llugnes. Jan. 23 _____ I r|UKE NOTICE. —A Note g ven by U»c to | JL Wm. I*. Case, of Eaton ton, for Twenty Hollars, i one day after date. I wilj not pay unless compelled t bvlaw, the consideration for which said note was j i given having failed | J an. 22 3 VINCENT W. FULCHER. j GUN’S, PISTOLS, &c. i rsnilE SUBSCRIBER has received, direct from JL the Manufacturer, an assortment of Single i 1 and Double Barrel GL NS. Also, Pocket Revolv- , j jug and Duelling PISTOLS, together with a ; complete assortment of HARDWARE. CL F LERY, POTS, OVENS, (.Ac., which arc offered I for sale on accommodating terms. 11. F. S I ROHECKER. I G3 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel, i Jam 17 ° * tuth»3 GUNS AND PISTOLS. A CHOICE lot of Djubl-e Barrel Shot GUNS, j i j\_ Loiiu3? made, together with a supply ot Flasks. Shot Pouches, ‘lame Bags, Patent U ad- | ding, Elv’s patent Cartridges, atid Gunning Appa ratus in general, just received and will be !‘ ,tr , Also. Allen and Thurbur’s Revolving ITS TOLS; six barrels. Self-Cocking Pocket Pistols, English Belt Pistols, Walker s Percussion Caps. CLARK. RACKET F A. CO. ■ Oct. 6 ts AUGUSTA. OCT. 15 184 7. Cl LOCKS.-•••We have in store Marble .Mantel / Clocks, Office and Warehouse, Gothic and Round Clocks; and offer to country dealers an assortment of cheap Clocks, well made,, at low pri- j ; ces. CHINA CUT CLASS—White and Gold Band ] China Dinner and Tea sets : Fancy Gilt and Urna j mental China. Tea set*; Fine Cut-Class Goblets, j Wines.. Tumblers. Ac. LAMPS, LAMPS, AND GIR \NDOLES. j SOLAR LAMPS in great with Bo hemian Glass Shafts, and Prisms. GIRANDOLE*. SILVETvEB AND GILT— New style PAPER SHADES for Lamp*, t ANDIRONS —A part of our supply of A.NDI- I RONS. SHOV ELS. and TONGS are at hand, fo* i sale lov.'. CLARK, RACJvEiT A: CO. ! Oct. ifi_ MOUNT EAGLE TRIPOLI A REMARKABLE mineral, pYonounced bv j I » geologists to be a great rarity in nature ami known to them by the name of Tripoli, has lately been di-rovered in this country, aithoiigfrbul in one tied, of verv narrow limits, all owned by- the "Mount Eagle Manufacturing Company,” incorporated for the solo f orpose of its mam, fa- tore. 'The article is excellent for burnishing and clean- . , ing all finished metallic and glass surfaces, such as gold, silver, brass. Britannia and steel ware, win- • dow glass. «Ac. Nothing itas ever yet been discov ered equal to the pure Tripoli, and tiie common language of the consumer h. it is the best thing ever saw. 'the genuine artusic is for sale by the e-xclusive agent for Augusta. WM. HAINES April 20 —ts 176 I) yEI NCr A\f) SCO UU JXG EST ABLISHMENT. J L ISN (FNFIM>, Silk ami Woollen Fancy Dyer, informs the citizens of Augusta, and its vicinity, that he has commenced the above busi ness on PE V NULD-fc-fIiEE T, in the rear of La mar & (-'liver's Ntorq, three doors below the cor ner es Campbell street, where he is prepared to i execute work with neatness and despatch. He flatters himself, from bis long experience in sonic of tiie lirs* houses in Europe and America, to be able tt gire'Satisfaction in every branch ojThis b«- siness. Any Orders which lie may be favored with will be-promptly attended to. He will Dye, Re- Dye an'd Renovate Gentlemen's Clothing of all textures and kinds-—(’oats. Vests. Pants and Cloaks. He renews the shades of all colors, and makes the garment have the appearance of new cloth. He pledges himself that work finished by him will neither have a disagreeable smell or stillness, more than when new. Indies’ Carmenls wil] be Dyer. nd finished in workmanlike style. ? Persons'Teshluig at a distance, by directing their articles to me at Augusta, will meet with prompt attention JOHN O’Neill. Oct ‘SO ts NOTICE^ | TAPING PURCHASED from DOW DUE I M. &.CLAGETI their entire Stock in 'Trade, the same is offered at their old stand for cash, or good paper, either at wholesale or retail, at very low price* This stock of Goods has a great variety, arid is I comprised of the newest styles and latest fashions, and is not Surpassed bv anv other in the market. All who wish supplies on low terms, will please ! Call and judge for themsalves. Jan. 4 3mo H. ROWDRE. SUGAR AND TOBACCO STORE, Opposite the U. S. Hotel. fIMIE SUIISCIUIIKK begs leave to acquaint JL Ids friends and the public generally, that he has on hand a large assortment of HAVANA & DOMESTIC SE&AHS of very line qualities. A I.SO. Ping and F ine Cut Chewing add’Smokin'* TO ’ BACCO, of all qualities Coa r se and Fine SNUFFS. Ac., Ac., which are offered for sale as low a- can be, purchased in this city. Country Merchants and others, purchasing to sell again, will find it to (heir advantage to give i me a call before purchasing elsewhere. E. If PE/ANT; Dec. 8 —3mo« Opposite the F. S. Holed 4L L I*ERSONS, wh. > have accounts against jf”-*- the Interior ( onrt, ol this county, for teach ing Poor Cbihien. will present them before the first Monday in March next. iiyor4 eg of the Conti. A. 11. McLAWS, Dcp v Clerk, j Jan. 19 w BOYS TO HI AE. mWO LIKELY DOTS, one I 1 and the J other 16 years of age. youngest is a gortd house servant, the other intelligent, thrifty, tto learn, and obedient. Apply at this office. Jan. 7 -.4 TEAf’HRR of the English, Greek and Latin wishes a situation in a village or coun try Academy, or in a private, family—of unex ceptionable character and ability. Proposals open till the 2.7 th of January. 1348. Address N. P . Au- I gusta. Ga. Dec Id AUGUST A THE ATU C. First Night of the excellent new Piece called > i THE OLD SOLDIER. FIFTH NIGHT UF MR. BASS. J Who will appear in tiie characters of ADAM , LEA'FHERSOLE. An Old Stuldicr, 93 years old; I Mr. HOUGH FLY.in the Interlude of- LEM) j ME FIVE SHILLINGS,” and Mr. LILY WHITE, | ■ in tiie laughable Farce of " FORTY AND LIL | 'TV,'” received (*n F’riday last with shouts of ! laughter and approbation. MONDAY EVENING,, JAN 24, A new and excellent Drama called THE OLD SOLDIER. AdamLeathersole, ... MR. BASS Dancing, bv Mil... \ALLEE. | : Comic Singing, h}' MR ROBINSON. : After which the laughable Interlude ol LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS. I Mr.Golightly, - - - MR. BASS, j Dancing, by Mile. \ALLEE. I To conclude witfi the Comte Piece of FORTY AND FIFTY. Mr. Lily white, - MR. BASS, j O' Admission to Bixes 73 cents —Pit 50 cents, i ’ Seals can be secured Irom II to 3 o clock cash | ; day at the Tlteatro. Jan. 23 . INCREASED ATTRACTION ! EXIII/iITION OF BA TTLES IN MEXICO, j AND WORKS OF ART IN IF.IA'. Admittance 25 cents. riMIIS WEEK’S EXHIBITION is almost _S entirely new, to whiclt will be added the ! splendid painting of the Battle of the C'ity of Ale.r --x leu and the Lord's Sapper, m wax. 'To add a still j greater attraction, the proprietor has engaged the ! two celebrated Italian Harpers and Violin, who will perforin the most popular airs from La Nor : in a, Sonaiubula, Ac. during the evening, from j half-past 6 until half-past 9 o’clock. These Musicians can be engaged for Parties or I Serenades after these hdH*’ B . by application at the I Exhibition Room, Broad-street, below the United j States Hotel. Jan. 23 j At’ut’srrs B. Lo.xub tkect, ] Bill for discovery, rs. j relief and injunction J.imcs (,'u kk ¥, 1 fin Richmond S u P e * How. ’Thomas, anti others, j rior Court. IT haying been made appear tq the Court that Henry S. Lubbock, Thomas Lubbock. Ann Lubbock, John Lubbock and William Lubbock, necessary parties defendant in said case, reside without the limits of the State of Georgia: Order ed ttiat th« v be made parties by publication under the usual rule of this Court, and that the said par ties appear and answer to the charges of said bill, or otherwise defend against the same within live i months, or the Court will proceed as to justice ; s b a ll appei’Ljm. It is further ordered that this rule be published. A true Copy from tho minutes, January 13 ; 1318. | Jan. J 9 —lino DRV GOODS AT CO§T. US. LUTHRINGER respectfully invites if the attention of her friends and the public generally, to her well selected slock of DRY GOODS, which will be sold from this day at cost prices, in order to bring the business to a close. — The stock consists in part of. A LPA<'(.'AS, <'A tS H MEREaI, DETAINED, GIN<»HAM.S.fme Broche ami Silk SIIA W LS. Wltite M USLI NS of all kinds. Jaconet and Swiss EDGINGS, and INSER’FINGS. Thread and Cotton LACES, black and col d SILK FRINGES, GIMPS and P<l Ti'O.NS. Also, a line lot of CASIMERES, SATINETS, KENTUCKY J LA NS, FLANN ELS,and a variety of other Goods too numerous to mention. Jan. 13 —3m THE LATEST IMPORTATIONS I FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR, AT lilt Gt H T L>' SI KK S Furnishing Establishment, N«. 2."» S IL--Street.... Augueva. W M. O. PRICE A CO., DRAPERS AND | f y TAI L< )RS,are Receiving wecklv from VY. CLO THS, < MFRI S AND \ lIS TINGS, ! of the newest style of manufacture,, and of the most fashionable colors, which llo.v will make loonier in as "-ood st\le and as iow as can be got at tiie North. READY MADE CLOTHING, of eycrv description, and tcc.il made up. Shirty. Undershirts. Drawers, Hosiery, Bosoms. < "ollars. (’rayats. Stocks, Scurfs, Suspe»der-s, GJcyes, Night Cat's, vVc. vkc. HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS. Kiding Belts, M«»ney Belts, Shoulder Braces, Body Guards. Razors, Razor Strops. Brushes, 1 < lombs, Soaps, Oils for the Hair, 'A oilel Perfumery , j Segyr Cases. W allets, &••. Sec. TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS, i Shears. Trimmers. Points, Inch Measures, Cray ons, and every article used by the trade, which we -can supply them with as low as they can be bought in New York. W. O BRICE. Sept. 10 \V. T. TNGRAIIAM. NEW GOODS. FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR. I HAVE RECEIVED at the FASHIONABLE DEPOT, opposite the United States Hotel, a vctt large, supply of BROADCLOTHS, CASSI- MtTHES and VESTINGS, which are the best and in >st fashionable that have ever been brought to this market and will be made to measure in a style not to be surpassed by any establishment in the Southern country. —ALSO— For sale, a first-rate assortment of MERINO I SHIRTS and DRAWERS. SILK do!. COTTON SHIRTS.of all kinds and prices; SUSPENDERS GLOVES, POCKE T H ANDK’FS. GK WATS SCARFS. HOSIERY. STOCKS, Ac. In addition to tlu> ahjo</e, i have recently added a superior stock of READY-MAD E C EOT HI NG, which for cut, finish and workmanship is unsttr dassed by any cL-dbing ever brought to Augusta, and will be sold at a-very small advance on New York cost. J. A. VAN WINKLE. Sept. 23 NEW CLOTHING STORE. SWAITTFLD, CHICHESTER sS c CO., Opposite Gotlid & Bulkley s, next to Dow & Estes’, HAVE just opened a very large stock of en tirely new and fashionable READY MADE CLOTHING, Comprising CLOAKS. COATS, VESTS and PANTALOONS; Shirts, Collars. Under-Shirts. Drawers, Hoseiry, Cravats. Scrafs, Suspenders and Gloves of every' description and quality. They would call particular attention to tbidr Sloejc of CLOTHJN.G, as it is m?de c f the best goods, and iu the latest fashions. Fashionable Hats and Caps Os Fall and Winter Styles at very low prices. To all who wish to-imy cheap here is-an opportuni ty. as their Stock was purchased, exclusively for i cash, and manufactured in their own manufactory at the North OcJ J 6 AUGUSTA FOUNDRY, mill .Wright & machine shop. Near the Georgia Rail Road Depot. ; rrUIE Subscribers having purchased of THOS. I HOPKINS, Esq.,the above establishment, intend-carry ing on the business in its v arm us brnnehes. Thev will furnish IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, of Bvery description, at short notice, and on as rra sonahk t-eryis as any similar -esUhlishment at the. South. They hope by ttric t attention to business to merit the patronage heretofore -extend/:d-to the j establishment. Having a uupiber of ENGINE LATHfcg, wc are ed to-Ont i. ARtjE, SQKEWS of anv dimensions. MILL •SI’INDLIkt, Ac. always on hand.a.ndjuade to order. T A LIA FERRO A -TOJiLBET. C. C. -Taliaferro,> D. R. Torbkt. \ 1 N. Hi —i’A.T'j'EßJV'S of every description, made to order. Vv e will keep on hand, and make to or der. HOTC HKIriS WHEELS, to suit the van i ous heads cf water. T A T , \ ov \ 6 ly ANTED. —A GOOD COOK WASHER, and IHONER, one Without children. Ap -1 ply at this oihc&, —if Jau..lJ f |\r\WN NUMBERS of the t jreeue au j J ; I r Pulaski Lottery, Extra Class 0, drawn t ; Thursday, January 20. 1813 : ANOTHER PRIZE SOLD. Combination 1, 16. 59, a prize of sJoOO. in the 1 above Lottery, was sold and paid bv JOHN A. MILLEN. t Jau. 2A Gsjipoxile fiye ii.uh ‘•I*RI/E OFFICE,”- GREENE AND PULASKI MONUMENT LOTTERIE S! J W. MAURY A CO , SUCCESSORS TO J G. Gregory & Co. Managers. f Call in thru- to secure chances hi ; Class i. V he drawn at Savannah. Jan. 23, 1818. — ! 10.000 DOLLARS. , I 5 f/1001 51.H3! 3 of 51 .00pi Besides numerous ! ot lie i s—Tickets >M —Halves ,s‘l s'i—Onarfers 75c.—Risk ou a package of 23 Quarters is only ; 510,*5. SaFs ch'sc Tlmrsday. I Extra Cla*sß Bv So. Ca. Class 4. Jan 27, 1318— 73 Numbers—ll Ballots—Brilliant scheme. 30.000 DOLLARS. 1 510,000! £5,000! 54,000! 53.(H10’ 5 - .324! Bj* 5 j prizes of 5 I g>o<l! sos 51 .OH) 1 ..2 [] Tickets j j Halves $2. 50—Quarters £1 2*. MOST splendid scheme. 1 Extra Class No. ‘J—By Alexandria 9, Jan. 29, ISIS, j 73 Numbers—l 3 Ballots. —Brilliant Capitals. | 40.000 DOLLAILS! 530.000’! 520.000 i! 5}0,000". 56,000! 55,000! I " 51,000! 53,000! 3of 51,750! 75 of 51.000! -0 ) of s^l^- —Tickets 5^ —Halses £1 50—Quar ters 55 75 —Eizbths 51 37. JOHN A. MILLEN, Agent, Opposite the Masonic Hall. T7* Orders from the counliy pfumpUy attended to. Jan. 23 "THE LUCRY OFFICE.” GEORGIA STATE LOTTERIES. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AUGUSTA INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY. D. PAINE & CO. MANAGERS. %OOK OUT FOR THE CAPITAL IN THE LITTLE FAVORITE..” Sales close Monday. Grand Consolidated Lottery, Cfastt No, 4..—{jy* 73 Numbers —I ] Ballots.'ll 40.000 DOLf.AUS, 5 lo.tHKf! 53,000! 51,(XX)! 10 of 52.000' 10 of 51.50t>! 10 of 51.200! Ac. Ctc. —Wholes 5 12 j SUar.qs in proportion. Sales close 'J'uesday. Ceoriria Stale (Savannah) Lottery, Glass No. 7. : 72 Numbers—l 2 Ballots. | 7.000 DOLLARS. 52,500: 51,500! 51.U0! 51.0 W: Ac.—Wholes 52 —Shares in proportion. Sales close Wednesday. Georgia State Lottery, Extra Class No. 7, for 1313—75 Niißibors—■(-13 Ballots, 8.000 DOLLARS, 52.050! 51.600! 51,000! Ac.—Wholes 5 2 50— Shares iu proportion. Sales close Thursday- Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class Not J. Extra. | —66 Numbers 3 0 Ballots.—Magnificent Scheme —Two Brizes of 10.000 DOLLARS. 20 of 55.000: 2of 52,500! 4of 51.000 ! Lowest 3 numbers 5*200!. — \\ holes $l> —Shares in pro portion. Risk on package of Wholes onlv .870 —I )n a package ot Halves 535 —On a package of Quarters sl~.al>. Fot sale by E. 11. BEZAN T, Agent. Broad-sl., opposite U. S. Hotel. TT’Orders from the country will meet with ’ prompt attention, if addressed as above. Jan. 23 !GENERAL NERVOUS DERANGE MENTS. Ni:w York, Nov. 1, 1817. j To Dr. A. IT. Christik ; h CLOUDING to my promise, J address von ; ’ ISL and with leeiings of sincere gratitude. For i six years 1 have been a sutlcrcr. and 1 believe 1 none could have siitiered more. .M \ disease was .1 complication of complaints, brought on bv oxer- 1 j tions to support my family, being often obliged to work at the needle tor twenty hours out of the j twenty-four. I was atllicted with distress in ilie I j heud; my sight was ira aired, and a general weak- j ! ness seemed to prostrate my entire faculties. 1 | i was under the care of Dr. istillwell. No. J 3 Jsul- , , folk-st. and several other physicians, for a long | : time, but my case was so stubborn that it baiiled j the skill of every physician I tried. My excitement was such that the slightest noise would ; sometimes throw me intpconvulsions. Sometimes ! 1 could not close my eyes during lye night, and j would walk tfce room half the time. Tot over a | year 1 was so deaf that I could scarcely hear any , I one speak. My life has been constantly despaired j I of, and 4 often wished death to relieve my sutler- ; ! ing*. "Fitch is a feeble statamenr of my -situation ' ! last’dune. When 1 first hv'ard of your Galvanic • Belt and Magnetic Fluid. 5 .0 n stating Atv case, von 1 liberally presented me with the articles. I have | i worn them ever since, ami the result is. that / ! j HA VE COMPLETELY RECOVERED MY HEALTH, Ahi -ETkKNG'TIL AND MV ST HITTS. ’■My* friends, my physician ami mv.self. j aie confident that it is owinj solely to the use of ' your wonderful Belt and Fluid that lh>sknpp\ re sult has come to pass, and I shall c «r gratefullv acknowledge it. and am now, and will be at ail times, rvaiiy :to state any farther particulars, or to ! satisfy the public that my assertions arc true in i every respect. Mrs. LAURA JOHNSON, 43 Lssex-st. New York Cite. Many other certificates, of a character equally conclusive, and pamphlets containing lull details, may be bad gratis of Die Agent Ill.f’UAut'io.v. —’The great celebrity and success of Dr. (Christie’s Galvanic anil Magnetic Curatives, has caused them to be counterfeited by unprinci- ' pled persons. ‘To protect the public against tie ception there is but O N E A U T II O R I / E D AGENT appointed in each town or city, from whom alone the Gexuink articles can be procur ed. Onlv Agent in Augusta. Jan. 18 HAVILAND. RISLEY & CO. A CARP DR T.‘P. CLE\ EL AN D having teirrjmrarilv withdrawn from the practice of his profes sion.!! -would inform the citizens ot Augusta and the p*rhlic gene rally, that I have formed a coimec- I I tion with his former co-partner..l no. \V. Si*ka h. in I j the practice of I4ENTAL SUIKIKHY. The ! I business will be conducted under the firm of ('Jevc j laiul ’Spear. Office Broad-st.. over Aldrich A . Green’s .Shoe Store. I JNO. A. CLEVELAND Feb. 13 f— H7 MARBLE YARD. I fin HE UNDERSIGNED respectfully in _il forms the citizens of Augusta, and vicinity, that they arc prepared to execute in good style all i kinds of MARBLE and GRANITE work; «nch as TOOMBS. HEAD (STONES. MONUMENTS, and BC ILDJNG STONES, at short notice, aird at reduced prices. The Marble Yard at the Old Stand, immediately below the Upper'Market Dec. 3 wsl3 BAYNE Jk WATERS CHINA TEA COMPANY AGENCY rifIHKS establishment, the oldest and/omit exlen 1L rive Tea concern in New En_larm. was ori ; ginated in 1342. for the purple ,oi supplying the j citizens with-Tea of every and quality. It has verv peculiar facilities, abundant re«oijrce« UNATTAINABLE BY ANY OTHER HOUSE EXISTING, whatever may be their pretensions. The Company are resolved the public shall have the full benefit of this position, and are determined j to sell TEAS PURER. MORE FRAGR ANT AND SOUND. THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN AMERICA All the Tca* they sell are alike remarkable for extreme fragrant aroma.and extraordinary strength of flavor. Thk movky wji.l fit nt.rPVDr.n is KV£RV CASK WIIF.RK THE Tils D') NOT GIVE ! . | bATISFAi TIOV, • ! Sold only in this citv, wholesale and retail bv 1 Dec. 42 s *B. 11. OLIVER, Agent, , BBmamm3msa^smßeaatmmomax3Xai*wmmaamc»wemmcm»mmm_ A FRESH3UPPI.Y ORHORSES AHft MULES. Just arrived, arid for sale a., *p\ splendid lot of llOß^Ef l andivSw—. 1 vMI LF.S. which ran he >e«n at 'ff »LLOL. the Stables of I. A. Hibler A ('<>.. on l.ilis-ft. ’ Jan J1 MRS. E. O. COLLIN'S, Opposite the United States Hotel RKSUEn iTLfA invites tlie . V attention of her 1 Vie mis anil the Yky _ public to a fashionable a>*orl menl „ ot M 11.1.1 N I.U \ GOODS. among which will Hr foilti(l handsome LEGHORN. CHIN\ I' I■A I; I-. FRENCH ami ENGLISH STRAY,". Fine FI ORF-NTE. (’(I plug. uni <;n \\{) itevdv. itai.ua>. RiTiAvn, satin, silk' push and MOU RNIM J IU )\ V:: i i\S. nw.dv- to Older. PRESS’ CARTS, FI.OWKRS, TURRONS. FEATHERS. !. \< ES. GLOVES. Evening DRESS. EACH I'l.Ol Nt'lNti. for Trimming Evehirfg. Prtss«>, head-dresses. FPviNGEs, BU’rroNS, Ai BONNETS AT COST ! Wishing to reduce my present stock of HON NT, I S before receiving Spring supplies. I oiler them at cost. MRS. E. O. COLLINS, 1 Jan. I‘J )mo CARRIAGES, BUGGILS, &c. . El Til Ell 110 El., JBtO. {TAX *■ V*- would into r m hi> i—iWi- iriends and former patrons, that he is still in the land of the liriuv.tnti keeps on hand at his Carriage \\ arc house, corner Washington and Reynold streets, opposite tin Episcopal Church, a good stock of Tt .vtBU i.u'n, Clvhk's and P»aldvv i n's CLOSE CA RRIAGEs, HAKUOLCHI .S. ROC A W A N S. standing and fall ing tops j Hi titilES, SULKIES. TTLItERRVS, Clloj) and FANCi WAGONS, «U of Aeicark man ufacture. 't liese articles are of tljp best workmanship, and will ho warranted of the best materials. They will he sold low lor cash or approved notes. He is also prepared to manufacture to order any Ling pi Li. line, which Ifu will warrant. HARNESS, CARRIAGE FURNI TURE, &c., &c. A stock of the above articles always on hand and uranulactured to order at shoit notice. REPAIRING. In all its various branches, done with neatness and despatch, and as he lias his own hands, at moderate prices. He is determed to sell low, and those in want of any article in his line, can he suited. At auv rate, lie wouid Oc glad to see his friends and show them his stock. 3mos— Jan. 14 MJL GLOBE HOTEL, XyL. Corner of Broad A. Jackson-sts BY FRANCIS M. JENNINGS. fBHI IS ES P.\ BLISHMENT has undergone jv J. thorough repair, and the Proprietor would he happy to greet his old friends, and as many new ones as may please to favor him with a call. He will not speak of his 'fable, Waiters, «!tc.. as ho leels satisfied those who favor him once he will have the pleasure It' see again, his TABLE having al ways given satisfaction, [FT DINNER at one o’j deck, —Gm Oct. 24 J X PLANTER’S HOTEL. ±rX UTil Warreutou Georgia. lUidi I’he Subscriber has removed to the conuuodi ous Hotel, recently' ocoupied by -Mrs. JONES, where he will he happy to accommodate his friends and the public. Hi* tables will he furnished with the best the surrounding country affords, and no exertions on his part will be wanted to give satis faction. JOHN BUTT. Dec. 30 f IS—cl FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. fllX Ran away from the subscriber's Planta ffjy tion in Dry an county, in December la»l, his Negro man named PETER The above .A , reward will be paid for his delivery in jail so that 1 can get him. Peter is of light or yellow complexion, about live feet eight inches high. Las a. large scar on his neck immediately under the left car, and a small one on his nose, ami has lost the first joint of his first finger of Lis left hand. Jle can write, and it js will have a pass. I have reason to believe that he is harbored in Sa vannah. and know that his i- lention is to go north Anv person apprehending him wi 1! please inform .Mr. Ohas. P>. Patterson. Savannah >V.M. PATTER SON, Bryan county. Jan. t? —ths4 PERIFOCAL SPECTACLES. To all who experience inconve *<—s nience in.the use of the,common kind of Glasses, and especially in night reading, these Spectacles will he found a most valuable substitute, in no r:ue. except where the optic nerve has been pronounced diseased, have they failed, when pro perlv fitted, to give satisfaction. No better proof of their superior merit can he given to each individual who may need Glasses than the satisfaction he will experience iu the use of them. These. Glasses can he obtained in this place only of CLARK. .RACKET'!’ & CO.. Agents for the Manufacturers, W ho have now on hand a good supply iu gold and silver frames. -PcrifocaLGlasses fitted to any frame, for any vision Spcctaclcs.in gold, silver and steel, for sale very low,-by VEARK.RATKETT. A: CO. Dealers in Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Ac. Oct. <1 ts AUGUSTA, OCTOBER 6, 1847. Wo have now, in store the greajej ofourFallsupplv of Gs >< IDS, GLJAjW ♦oilprising WATCHES. JKWEi, It V. Silver and Plated W ares, Military' and Fancy Goods, Housekeeping Articles, Ac. Ac. to which we invite attention, believing it to he as good a Stock as was ever in tj»e place. Ami we ask all win. think they can buy any thing in the line al lo*ver prices, in this place or Charleston, to test the truth of that supposition. CLARK. RACKET'!' A GO. Oci.Jj tl WATCHES, JEWELRY, &p. a 'The Subscriber respectfully so rms his Iriends and the public geri' eraliy. that lie has returned New York. with a large and handsome assortment of GOLD VNG SILVER WATCH KN. FINE JEWELRY. SILVER AND PLA TED WARE, line-Ornamental and Common BR ASS CLOCKS, MUSIC BOXES, and a varietv of FANCY (JOOjIS. .V Ik—CLOCKS and WATCHES repaired with care. F. A. BRAHE, First door below W ashington Hall. Oct- 11 1 v AUGUSTA MANUFACTORY OF CABINET FURNITURE, j ‘U. A. PLATT ollersjorgl ft*'n’ii'i wmrti'vi&.v. sale at his new and spacious \ W arerooms, a larger assort -f) y | mentnf fine FL-RNti I R E and CHAIRS than can he found in either the Charleston oriSuv.aunaj j markets, at siich prices that purchasers shall have no reason complain, ('all and examine, your ('hiirieiUyji price a and 1 will duplicate any ar ticle in mvline hv adding the freight. FHUNCfI SPIH \ E SPRING AIAT IIVSES, 'Recomniended by those who used them, to be mi pel ior in every particular to any thing yet invent ed for health and eonvenience. •GILT A.M) Al KTAh; CORN ICES, A new and fashionable ornament for Curtains in place of the old st\ le of Poles and Rings. CORDS, TASSELS, LOOPS. BANDS A CURTAIW TRIMMENGS, Os the most fashionable sty lesj Curtain DamasJ and Drapery for sale. Curtains made to order (. shortest notice. WIN DOW SHADES AND TRANSPA- Os ,various patterns and qualfljes, with suitabL* Trimmings to match. CARPETS, CARPEIS. CARPETS. A general assortment of CARPETINGS, IUIG*i and MATTS, consisting of finc,superline, extrai ; perfine Ingrains, Venetian and Three-Ply’s.i which I oiler on as liberal terms as the s'amei U do* can be porch a-ed el -f where. PI ANO FORTES, i-i rom all the Manufacturers o( life Union for s.;le at FACTORY PRICES, for cash or citv as <# >t I unccs. Nor. 10