Directory for the city of Augusta, and business advertiser for 1859, Part 1

Author: Watkins, R. A., pub
Publication date: 1859
Publisher: Augusta, Ga., R.A. Watkins
Number of Pages: 172

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$B 281 945

JOHN V. TARVER,

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AND

General Commission Merchant,

Bay Street, Dillon's Wharf,

SAVANNA!, GA.

Will devote his personal attention to the sale of Cotton, Corn, Wheat, Flour, Wool and other Produce.

Commission for Selling Cotton, 50 Cents per Bale.

FOR SAVANNAH. The new, fast and light draft Ste. ier EXCEL,

Will run regularly between Savannah and Augusta, at all stages of the River, conner ing with the New- York, Philadelphia and Baltimore steamships at Savannah, and the Georgia Railroad at Augusta. Goods for Augusta, Hamburg and the interior should be marked to the care of JOHN V. TARVER at Savannah, and produce and merchandize for Savannah and the Northern mar- kets to the care of II. F. RUSSELL, at Augusta.

Merchants will find this the cheapest route by which they can receive their goods.

Freight forwarded free of commissions.

JOHN V. TARVER, Agent at Sava. Lah. H. F. RUSSELL, Agent at Augusta.

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DIRECTORY

FOR THE

City of Augusta,

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BUSINESS ADVERTISER

FOR

1859.

Augusta, Go .: PUBLISHED BY R. A. WATKINS.

1859

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ADVERTISEMET.

The publisher in presenting the Augusta Directory to the pub- lic, avails himself of the occasion, to tender his acknowledgments to the citizens generally, for the promptness with which every facility has been afforded him in the prosecution of the necessary inquiries.

In the compilation of the Directory, the utmost accuracy has been aimed at, although many errors unavoidably incident to a work of this kind will undoubtedly be found.

L. D. LALLERSTEDT,

ttorner and Councellor at Law, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.

Will practice in the Courts of the Middle Circuit, and in War- ren and Lincoln of the Northern Circuit, and in the Supreme and Federal Courts.

Office over the City Bank.

WM. J. RUTHERFORD,

BRICKLAYER, PLASTERER

eneral

AND House Contractor,

Office over 121 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA.

M 98257

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

[27"The attention of the public is called to the following list of business men, as the best in their respective liues of Business.

Archer, W. E. & Co, Livery Stable .... 4S

Augusta Evening Dispatch. 149

Augusta Hotel, Win E Wheeler, Pro- prietor. 122

Bailie & Bro, Jas G, Carpeting. 36

Barnes, Win. E. Com. Merchant. 96

Barret & Carter, Druggist. 102

Benjamin & Goodrich, Furniture. 150

Bignon, A. P. Clothier. 120

Bowe, R. J. & Co. Pro. Com. Mer's

Bowen, James, Baker. 56

Brahe, F. A. Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry .

Brenner, Wm. Millstone ... 124

Broom & Norrell, Dry Goods.

Bryan, Harper C. Com. Merchants

Burch & Robert, Boots, Shoes, &c. 70

Baker & Caswell, grocers and Com. Merchants

Butt, Morris & Co., Grocers. 140

Campbell, Drs. H. F. & R. Jackson St.

Hospital. .. opp Title Page.

Clark & Co. Watches and Jewelry ....

('lark & Royal, Boots. Shoes. Trunks &e

Clayton & Kennedy, Clothiers

Coffin & Trowers, Painters and Paper

Hangers.

Collins, Mrs. V. V. Miliner. 144

Conley, Force & Co, Boots and Shoes, Trunks, &c 151

Constitutionalist, by Jas Gardiner. 1.50

Cosby & Bartlett, Grocers

Chronicle and Sentinel.

Darrow, Julius, Sadles, Harness, &e. . 1-

Dennis, J. physician and Chemist .... 15; 15% Dodge, G. R. Dying .. 90

Dwelle, C' & L. Boots, Shoes, &c ...

Farry, Geo. W. Hats, C'aps, &e .. 15.

Flemming & Rowland, Grocers. 50 Fraser, John C. agt. steam. Everglade .. 132 Frederick, A. Confectioner. 1114

Freeman, J. N. Watches. & Jewelry .. Fogarty, T. P. Druggist and Apoth'y ... Gallaher, P. & M. Dry Goods. 66

Georgia Central Rail Road. 31

Gibson, Win. Attorney at Law.

Girardy, Edward, Resturant and Bil- liard Saloon 46

Girardy, I. P. Confectioner 104

Gray & Turly, Dry Goods.

Goodrich, W H. grocer, Com. Merch. Contractor and Builder .. 10G

Gow. John N. Marble Works. 142

Green, E. P. merchant Tailor ... 4-4

Haigh & Andrews, Clothing and gen-

tlemans Furnishing Goods ... 100

Haviland, Chichester & Co., Druggists, 102 Heard & Derry. Com. Mer .. 139

Heckle & Wilson, Brokers and Slave Dealers ... 130

Hlight & Macmurphy, Foundry and Machine Shop .. :4

Holman & Turpin, China, Glass, &c ... Si)

Jacobus, J. J., Att. at Law. till

Jones, James A .. Com. Mer. 60

... Jones, S. S. & Co., Stoves and Tin Ware 40

Kauffer, J., Dry Goods 124

Kinchley & Sanchey, Com Merchants. 64

Lallerstedt, L I)., Att. at Law .... 100

LaTaste, V., Druggist and Seed Store .. 90 Levy, Lewis, Justice of the Peace ... 130 Lowrey, JJ H., Wheelwright ..

MeCord, Horton & Walton, Grocers ... 128 Me Whorter, Geo G., Att. at Law. 142

Maguire, John J., Cooper. Markwalter. Theo., Monuments. 11% Mathews, W. & M. P., Millinery .13 May, R. H. & Co. Carriage Dealers 10g Mayer & Morris, Clothiers. 144 Mayer, John F., Manufacturer Soda Water. 129

Milledge & Milledge, Atts, at. Law. 122

Millers & Jackson, Atts, at Law

Miller & Warren. Dry Goods ..

Mills House, Charleston, S. C., T. S. Nickerson, Proprietor.

Moore, HI. & J. & Co., Hardware.

Mustin, S. C., Crockery, China, &e. 136 Nelson. John, Grocer ..

Norrell, HI. D., Bookseller & Stationer. Oakman, Thaddeus, Att. at Law

Oates, Geo. 1. & Bros., Books, Pianos and Music.

('Dowd. M., Grocer and Com Mer'nt .. -14 Osborne, HI. J., Watches and Jewelry .. 146 Platt, C. A. & Co., Furniture and Car- pet Warerooms. 59

Plumb & Leitner, Druggists. 145

Poullain. JJennings & Co., Grocers and Com Merchants.

Price, Win. O .. Mer Tailor & Clothier .. 66 Prontaut. A .. Watches and Jewelry ..... 158 Queih & Rigby, Builders. ..

Quentel, Chas., Cabinet Maker.

Ramsay & LaRaw, Clothiers ..

Rees & Linton, Com Merchant.

Richmond & Reed, Grocers ...

Roll Luther, Carriages. 154

Salisbury. W. H. & Co., Stoves and Tin Ware .. 126

Schirmer, W. R., Mill Stones 1:5

Service. J. IL .. Seed Store. 9-

Sherman, Jessup & Co., Saddlery, Har- ness and Carriage Trimnings.

Sibley, Boggs & Ch., Grocers. 13>

Singer, I. M. & Co., Sewing Machines ..

Spears & Hight, Druggists. 62

South Carolina Railroad. 46

Stevens, A., Grocer. 116

Stewart, Miss C. E .. Millinery . . . . . . Stovall, Thos. P. & Co., Com Merchants

and Ins. Agts. and Props. Sewing Ma- chines ... 110. 112. 111

Summerau, Joseph, Confectioner .... 124

Swinney, Dr. M. E., Dispensary and Drug Store .. 116

Thomas, Edward. Ins. Agt ..

Traver, Jno. V., Com. Mer. and Agont Steamer Excel Fly Leaf ..

Tucker & Perkins, Photographic Gal'y 152 Tutt, Win. II., Druggist ..

Whyte, Thos. Com. Mer. and Ins. Agt. 136 Woodruff, M. W., Com. Mer.

Wright, Dr. Chas. M., Dentist.

Wyman, G. N. & Co., Carriages.

AUGUSTA

As it was sixty-seven years ago ; the most authentic informa- tion is from McCall's history of Georgia :

Augusta was incorporated in 1791. Previous to that time the government of the city was vested in commissioners, or trustees, who exercised over the town, church, academy and public lands such authority as the Legislature, by which they were appointed, chose to give them. This was the case until 1776, when the church was given into the hands of certain persons incorporated for that purpose. The remaining powers of the commissioners or trustees were further curtailed in 1798, by the act which in- corporated the city ; which left them the ferry unsold lots and town common, which they have since held as trustees of the Richmond Academy.

The members of the first council were George Walker, James Pearre, Robert Creswell, Andrew Innis, Isaac Herbert, and William Longstreet. Immediately after their election, they met "at the house of Mr. Durkee," and chose Thomas Cumming, unanimously, as Intendant. Joseph Hutchinson was chosen clerk.

The first bridge across the Savannah, at this place, was erected by Wade Hampton, in 1791, according to a contract between hin and the trustees of the academy, he agreeing to pay 50% per year for the privilege, and allowing all connected with that institution to pass over free of toll.

'The first newspaper published in Augusta was called the " Augusta Chronicle and Gazette of the State," and was com- menced in 1786. It was about one-fourth the present size of the Chronicle and Sentinel, and its " latest news from Now York" was usually from three to four weeks old. This paper was continued under that title until 1836, at which time it was united with the States Rights' Sentinel, and is now the Chroni- cle & Sentinel.

The drama made its " first appearance" in Augusta, " posi- tively for six nights only," in 1798, under the auspices of Messrs. Williamson & Jones, who "astonished the natives" on their. first night with the commedy of " Three Weeks after Marriage."

Some curious presentments by grand juries have been selected from the books in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court.

In 1782, the Grand Jury " present as a grievance the want of a house of worship in the town of Augusta, and other places in the country."

The same jury " present as a grievance that they have not been

AUGUSTA

furnished with the Acts of the General Assembly," and recom- mended that " some copies be sent to the printing office, that they at least have the privilege of buying them for themselves."

They also " present as a grievance the number of strangers coming from different parts of the country without passes, or giving any account of themselves."

is presented by the same jury " for hanging E ...... L ...... without any authority."

Here is one which appears to have had reference to some sec- tarian controversy. In 1794, the grand jury " present the in- discreet observance of public worship" as having " held the peaceably minded in terror of divine vengeance."

In 1790, " the number of negroes, calling themselves parsons, going about the country" is presented as a nuisance.

The same jury recommended the imposition of a fine " upon all persons erecting wooden chimnies in the town of Augusta.

If the growth of Augusta has been less rapid than that of many other towns, it has been of more healthy and permanent charac- ter-the result of steadily increasing wealth. population and bu- siness. Its numerous churches, schools, and other public insti- tutions (in which respect it can challenge a comparison with any city in the Southern States) afford the best evidence of the moral and enlightened character of its population, in which we have the surest guarantee of its future prosperity.

The population of Augusta in 1841 was 6,257, at present it is estimated at 18,000 inhabitants, showing an increase of popu- lation from 1841 to 1859, of 11,743.

The length of the city, (" including East and West Boundary Streets,") is 2 and 19-100 miles. The width, ("including East Bay and South Boundary Streets,") is 1 and 12-100 miles. The streets all run parallel to each other, North and South and East and West. Each street running North and South is numbered in its proper order, commencing on Bay-street with No. 1. Each street running East and West, is numbered in like manner, commencing on Reynold-street on North side at East Boundary, the numbers alternating on each side of each street.

The vote of the city in 1841, was 724 votes; in 1858 the list of Registered votes amounted to 1,241 votes, showing an in- crease of 517 votes since 1841.

Augusta is now in the highest state of prosperity and advance- ment. Her merchants for promptness, dispatch and business qualifications are not to be surpassed in any community. She can boast of her Cotton Factories, her Flouring Mills, Founda- ries, Car Factories, Machine Shops and Work Shops of all kinds, and according to population will compare favorably with any city in the Union, and she is far ahead of any city in the South. Her facilities of communication by Railroad, River and Canal are unequalled in the South. Her march is steadily onward and upward.

CITY DIRECTORY.

Georgin Central Rail Road.

R. R. CUYLER,

President,

SAVANNAH, GEO.

GEO. W. ADAMS,

General Superintendent,

SAVANNAH, GEO.

Trains Leaves Savannah

At 12:15 P. M. (Day) and 11:45 P. M., for Macon, Milledge- ville, Eatonton and Augusta, connecting at Millen with trains going North, and at Macon with trains going South and West. Trains of this line leave punctual, and no delay to passengers.

AUGUSTA

JOHN NELSON,

DEALER IN CHOICE GROCERIES Provisions, Wines, Liquors, Segars, ALE, CIDER, &c. AND AGENT FOR FAIRBANK'S PATENT

Platform and Counter Scales. 304 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA.

CHRONICLE & SENTINEL, AUGUSTA, GA.

Daily, (by mail,) in advance $7 00

4 00

Tri-weekly, 66 Weekly, " 66 2 00 When not paid in advance, one dollar more will invariably be charged. Address, W. S. JONES, August, Ga.

SOURHERN CULTIVATOR.

A MONTHLY JOURNAL, Devoted to Southern Agriculture, Horticulture, Stock Breeding. Poultry, Bees, General Farm Economy, &c.

TERMS.

ONE COPY, one year, .. $1 | TWENTY-FIVE COPIES, ...... $20

SIX COPIES, ..... 5 ONE HUNDRED COPIES, ... . 75

nies the order.

Always in advance. No paper sent unless the cash accompa- Address,

W. S. JONES, Augusta, Ga.

AUGUSTA CITY DIRECTORY.

ABBREVIATIONS .- In the pages following, h stands for house; bds for boards ; bt for between; cor for corner; opp for opposite ; e for east ; w for west ; n for north; s for south; ¿ for lane ; ab for above ; bel for below ; nr for near ; r for rear; sq for square. The word street is implied.

Abrams, Bernard, city sexton, h 42 Broad.

Adair, J W. express office, bds Augusta Hotel.

Adam, George, assistant book-keeper Constitutionalist Office. Adam, Geo F. clerk 260 Broad.

Adam, H. B. of C A Platt & Co, h Campbell bt Green and 'Telfair.

Adam, J W. book-keeper, Plumb & Leitner, h 61 Green.

Adams, D. bds 9 Jackson.

Adams, D. book-keeper 238 Broad, bds City Hotel.

Adams, D I. of D L A & Sons, Edgefield District, S C.

Adams, D L & Sons, com. mer'ts, Jackson bt Reynolds and Bay. ADAMS EXPRESS CO. 179 Broad.

Adams, H D. clerk 304 Broad.

Adams, John Q. bds at J Ramsey, 9 Jackson.

Adkerson, Wm. brickmason, 238 Green.

African, Church, (Methodist,) W side Campbell nr Augusta Canal.

Aldworth, Richard, grocer, 156 Broad, h same.

Alexander, W W. of Wright & A, h 92 Broad.

Alford, G T. express office, bds Globe Hotel.

Allen, Ira, clerk 225 Broad, bds Mrs Kenneks. Allen, J V H. of Warren, Lewis & Co, h Green.

Alleoud, Mark L. grocer, 319 Broad, h 418 Broad.

Ammons, John, carpenter at G R R, h Kollock.

Anderson, -. h Telfair bt Lincoln and Elbert.

Anderson, Jas H. com. merchant, McIntosh bt Broad and Rey- nolds, h Telfair nr Elbert.

Anderson John, carpenter, h 6 McIntosh.

Anderson, Mrs R H. h 42 Fenwick, bt Washington and Centre.

AUGUSTA

MILLER & WARREN,

DEALERS IN Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, AND DUTCH BOLTING CLOTHS, 239 Broad St., opposite the Globe Hote AUGUSTA, GA.

yron and Brass Foundry,

AND MACHINE SHOP, AUGUSTA, GA.

HIGHT & MACMURPHY,

Continue the above business, in all its branches, at the AMERI- CAN FOUNDRY, and will be thankful for orders for

ALL KINDS IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, FOR Gold Mines, Mills, 'Rail Roads, Bridges, AND Machinery, of all Descriptions.

POULLAIN, JENNINGS & CO.,

GRO

ERS

AND

WAREHOUSE & COMMISSION

No. 237 Broad Street, opposite Globe Hotel, AUGUSTA, GA.

CITY DIRECTORY.

Anderson, Wm. painter, h Marbury bt Green and Telfair. Anderson, W C. h 5 Reynold.

Anderson, W T. clerk 241 Broad, bds City Hotel.

Anderson, J N. h S side Ellis' bt Cumming and Kollock.

Ansley, D H. of Wilcox, Hand & A, Broad.

Ansley, E W. book-keeper, 241 Broad. Ansley, Henry, h Reynolds nr McIntosh. Ansley, Jesse, of A & Son, h Sand Hills.

Ansley, John U. of A & Son, h Sand Hills. Ansley, J A & Co. com. and produce merchants, 300 Broad. Ansley & Son, com. mer'ts, Reynolds bt Jackson and McIntosh. Ansley, W .J. teller Union Bank, h Sand Hills, Richmond Co. Anthony, L L. clerk 128 Broad, h cor Elbert and Calhoun.

Anthony, Mrs Ann, h Green.

Archer, T B. of W E A & Co, bds 140 Green.

Archer, Wm A. h N side Telfair bt McIntosh and Jackson.

Archer, W E. of W E A & Co, h 140 Green.

ARCHER, W E & CO. livery stable, Ellis bt McIntosh and Jackson.

Archias, Leon, confectioner and grocer, 137 and 139 Broad. Arlington, H P. painter, h 26 Ellis.

Arınstrong, John, clerk, h Broad nr Mill. Armstrong, Thos. clerk, 300 Broad, h Broad.

Ashley, Henry, fireman Augusta and Savannah R R. Atdam, Mrs. h S side Telfair bt Cumming and Campbell.

Atkins, Mrs E. h 32 Campbell.

Atkinson, Robert, city night guard, h No 2 Broad.

Atkinson, S A. editor Augusta Dispatch, h Broad ur lower market Attaway, Mrs Rebecca, h h Pine Row nr Augusta Factory. Atwell, H. h Washington bt Calhoun and Fenwick. Atwell, Jas. h S side Ellis bt Washingtou and Centre. Aufferman, Chas. bar and oyster saloon, 105 Broad, h 39 Broad. Augusta Evening Dispatch, McIntosh bt Reynold and Bread. Augusta Factory, office 243 Broad.

Augusta Fire Co. No 5, cor Jackson and Walker.

Augusta Free School, 136 Green.

Augusta Free School, 110 Green. AUGUSTA HOTEL, Wm E Wheelock, proprietor, 167 Broad. Augusta Insurance and Banking Co, 249 Broad. Augusta Manufactory Co. office 243 Broad.

Augusta Orphan Asylum, Walker. Averell, Geo W. clerk at 306 Broad. Averett, Columbus, carpenter, 19 Taylor. Averett, J. h 104 Ellis.

AUGUSTA

CARPETING.

We have now in Store and are daily receiving the following Goods, of our own direct importation : Velvet Carpeting, manu- factured by John Crossley & Sons; Wire Brussels, Tapestry Brussels; English and American Three Plys ; American, Scotch and English Ingrain Carpeting, ranging in price from 75c. to $1 12 per yard; English and American Venetian Carpeting, for church aisles, stairs, entries, halls, &c., of all widths manu- factured, and at different prices ; 6-4, 12-4 and 16-4 Woolen Druggets by the yard ; 12-4. 16-4, 18-4 and 20-4 Woolen Crumb Cloths; John Crossley & Sons Double Sided Mosaic Rugs ; Pufted Rugs ; Velvet Rugs and Tapestry Rugs.

FLOOR OML CLOTHS.

Our Stock of Oil Cloths consists of Marbles, Oaks, Chintz, Frescoes, Drabs, Slates, Diamond Patterns, in 3 ft., 6 ft., 12 ft., 18 ft., 24 ft. wide, which we will cut to fit halls, rooms, &c., no matter what shape or size.

SHADES

We have just received a splendid Stock of the above Goods, with patent fastenings, in Golds, Plains, Landscapes, Gothic Venetian. We solicit a call of those in want.

MATTINGS.

Cocoa Matting in 2-4. 4-4, 5-4 and 6-4 wide, suitable for counting houses, court houses and public thoroughfares ; C'anton Matting in 4-4, 5-4 and 6-4 wide, in chene, stripe, white, red, check, &e., from 25c. per yard up. Irish Mats imported dircet. American Mats, all prices, and all goods for sale in our store that is to be found in any first class Carpet establishment.

Carpets cut, made and put down, Oil Cloth cut and laid, by competent men thoroughly acquainted with the business.

JAS. G. BAILIE & BROTHER, 205 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga., 2nd door above Bank of Augusta, And JAMES G. BAILIE, 234 King St., Charleston, S. C.

CITY DIRECTORY.

Backus, Phillip, tailor, 17 Ellis.

Baggot, Jas. bds 44 Walker.

Baggot, J F. janitor, h 44 Walker.

Bailey, Mrs K. h N side Ellis bt MeKinne and Marbury. Bailey, Wm. h 74 Ellis.

Bailey, W HI. printer, Augusta Dispatch, h Jackson nr Green.

Bailey, W M. harness maker 169 Broad, h Ellis.

Bailie, Geo A. of B & Bro, bds Globe Hotel.

BAILIE JAS G & BRO. carpeting, 205 Broad.

Bailie, Thos. clerk, Bailie & Bro, bds Globe Hotel.

Bainey, Rice, W side Campbell bt Talcot and Fenwick.

BAKER & CASWELL, wholesale grocers, 296 Broad.

Baker, Chas. of Baker & Wright, h 264 Broad.

Baker, Henry, of B & Caswell, h Reynold.

Baker, Henry, h 119 Ellis.

Baker, Henry, h cor Centre and Monument.

Baker. J H. merchant, h Reynolds bt Campbell and Macartan.

Baker & Wright, wholesale grocer, 267 and 269 Broad.

Baldwin, Mrs Augustus, h 53 Broad.

Baldwin & Reed, wholesale grocers, 295 Broad.

Baldwin, W A. of B & Reed, bds Planter's Hotel.

Bambury, F. superintendent through freight cars, Geo R R and SCR R, h 149 Washington.

Bambrick, T. clerk, 279 Broad.

Bank of Augusta, 201 Broad.

Baptist Church, cor Green and Jackson.

Barber, F. C. exchange broker, 219 Broad, h 14 Bay.

Barber, Wm C. accountant, 219 Broad, h 14 Bay.

Barnes, Geo T. attorney at law, Warren Block, Jackson.

Barnes, Jas. bds United States Hotel.

Barnes, Johnjr. assist't book-keeper Mech'c's Bank, h 12 Bay.

Barnes, John A sr. works 360 Broad, h cor Green and McIntosh.

BARNES, WM E. warchouse and commission, cor Washington and Reynolds, h 154 Broad. BARRETT & CARTER, Druggists, 291 Broad.

Barrett, James, laborer at ( R. R Depot.

Barrett, Thos. of B & Carter, h cor Elbert and Broad.

Barret, Thos jr. clerk, Barret & Carter, bds cor Elbert and Broad.

Barron, W W. h N side Ellis bt Campbell and Jackson.

Barry & Batty, druggists, 290 Broad.

Barry, Edward, of B & Batty, bds Augusta Hotel.

Barry, Patrick, laborer at G R R Depot.

Bartee, John, h 67 Reynolds.

Bartec, Wm. carpenter, h 44 Reynolds.

Bartell, Mrs E. music teacher, h 55 Green.

AUGUSTA

RAMSAY & LaBAW,

BROWN STONE BUILDING,

Opposite the Union Bank, and nearly opposite the Planters' Hotel.

308 Broad Street. AUGUSTA, GA.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in and Manufacturers of

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Brady Mlade Clothing,

HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS,

Carpet Bags, Valises, &c.

Our Clothing is all WELL MADE, and is of the most FASHIONABLE kind. Having superior Facilities for MAN- UFACTURING, they will be

CITY DIRECTORY.

Bartlett, Thos. carpenter, shop 18 Green, h 25 Green.

Bartlett, W A. clerk 189 Broad, h Houston bt Green and Ellis. Baskewill, R E., boarding house Fenwick bt Campbell and Cumming.

Bassett, Wm. GR R, h N side Fenwick bt Twigg and McIntosh.

Bassford, Leonard, brick yard, h 8 Calhoun.

Bateman, A. h S side Market bt McKinne and Marbury.

Bateman, Mrs. h S side Market bt McKinne and Mill.

Batiste, Eliza h S E cor Kollock and Mill.

Battle, Thos. grocer, h N side Jones bt Mill and McKinne.

Batty, Thos W. of Barry & B, h Sand Hill.

Baxter, John, h cor Jackson and Calhoun.

Bayley, Wm H. h Jackson bt Green and Telfair.

Beach, A. mechanic at Augusta Works.

Beale, Miss Susannah, h 56 Centre.

Beale, Thos C. h S side Market bt McKinne and Marbury.

Beale, A. bds Market bt McKinne and Marbury.

Beale, Mrs. boarding house, h Ellis bt Washington and Centre.

Beale, Wm A, of Doughty, B & Co., bds Planters Hotel.

Bean, J S. of Carmichael & B. h Broad.

Bean, N C. book keeper and notary public, State Bank, h Sand Hills.

Beard, C A. bds at Globe Hotel.

Beasley, R. boarding house, 297 Broad.

Beers, A P. of A P B & Co, h S cor Ellis and Marbury.

Beers, A P & Co., commission merchants, 330 Broad.

Beers, J L. clerk at A P Bears & Co., 330 Broad.

Bell, Francis, h Factory.

Bell, H D. proprietor Burk House, cor Broad and Washington. Benjamin, Charles, varnisher at Benjamine & Goodrich, 265 Broad.

Benjamin, F. grocer 44 Broad.

BENJAMIN & GOODRICH, furniture ware room, 265 Broad.

Benjamin, M M. of B & Goodrich, bds Mrs Kinchley, Broad. Bennett, Jas. h N side Walker bt Campbell and Cumming.

Bennett, Thomas, h N side of Gardiner and W side Campbell. Benny, -. upholster, bds Kollock bt Telfair and Green.

Benson, Thos, J. cabinet maker at 265 Broad, h 60 Green.

Bernard, F. S C R R, h 25 Reynolds.

Bernard, Philip, clerk at 202 Broad.

Bernes, John, laborer at S CRR.

Bessinan, G W. nursery, 32 Green.

Bessman, John W. florist, 35 Telfair, h same.

Betison, John S. h 34 Calhoun.

Bevans, Thos H. h S side Market bt McKinne and Mill.

Bigby, Benjamin, wheelwright, cor McIntosh and Ellis.

BIGNON, A P. clothing merchant, 189 Broad, h 30 Green.

AUGUSTA

S. S. JONES & CO.,

DEALERS IN

NO GRATES,

PLAIN AND JAPANNED TIN WARE,

Britannia, Tolood, Tolillow and Hollow dolares, LIFTING PUMPS,

Lead and Block Tin Pipes, Tin Plates, Sheet Iron, Wire, &c.,

AND MANUFACTURERS OF

Tin, Copper, Lead and Sheet Iron Ware,

Metallic R

Done in the most approved manner, with dispatch.

The Trade supplied with Tin Ware, at wholesale, on the low- est terms. 192 Broad Street,

A FEW DOORS BELOW THE POST OFFICE CORNER,

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.

CITY DIRECTORY.

Bignon, Amond P. dentist 217 Broad, h Green.

Bignon, Bernard, book keeper at 195 Broad. h cor Centre and Talfair.

Bignon, H A. physician, 140 Broad, h Green.

Bignon, Joseph, agent at 14 McIntosh, h 76 and 78 Green.

Bird, Wm H. h Sside Ellis bt Cumming and Campbell.

Bishop, James B. h 92 Broad.

Black, R C. physician, 16 Campbell, h Broad nr Campbell. Blackburn, L L. carpeneer at G R R.

Blackburn, Mrs Sarah, h Factory Range, Marbury.

Blake, J F. express office 176 Broad, bds Planters' Hotel.

Blakely, A. books and stationery, 310 Broad, bds Augusta Hotel.

Blalock, Augustus, with May & Co, h Ellis nr McIntosh.

Blalock, Mrs. h S side Ellis bt Washington and McIntosh.

Blanchard, W A. clerk 203 Broad.

Blank, Adeline, h cor Gardiner and Cumming.

Bland, F P. bds at Mrs McGowan, Factory bt Pine and Marbury.

Blodget, Foster M. h Telfair bt Elbert and Lincoln.

Blome, Leopold T. h 93 Ellis.

Blount, D. carpenter at R A Grant, 34 Centre, h same.

Blount, G A. proprietor of Washington Hall N side Walker bt Jackson and Campbell.

Blount, Mrs E B. h 242 Green.

Blume, L T. printer in Constitutionalist office.

Blythe, George, of John D Smithe & Co, h 36 Fenwick.

Boardman, H M, at Wm H Goodrich's factory, h Macartan bt Reynolds and Bay.

Boggs, A. teller at Branch Bank, h Reynolds.

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