Directory for the city of Augusta, and business advertiser for 1859, Part 8
Author: Watkins, R. A., pub
Publication date: 1859
Publisher: Augusta, Ga., R.A. Watkins
Number of Pages: 172
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(Signed,) JOHN. L. CRAWFORD, Mill Wright. WARRENTON, GA .. July 17th, 1858.
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AUGUSTA
S. C. MUSTIN,
No. 183 Broad Street, 3 doors above Augusta Hotel,
SIGN OF THE 30 GALLON PITCHER,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
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EARTHENWARE,
Of the most desirable styles and patterns, consisting in part of Rich Gold Band Dinner, Tea and Toilet Setts, Rich Cut Glass Decanters, Goblets, Champaign, Wine Tumblers, &c.
Also, a large stock of the newest styles of
PLA ARE,
CONSISTING, IN PART, OF
Urns, Tea Setts, Castors, Forks, Spoons, Goblets, Ladies Cake Baskets, Mugs, and every article to be found in the largest Jewelry Stores, of Plated Goods. Also, a large stock of very fine
TABLE CUTLERY,
Not to be surpassed in the Union.
Kerosine, Oil, Fluid, Lard and Camphine LAMPS, of every style and description.
Also, in great variety, Planised, Japanned, Britannia and Wooden Ware. Looking Glasses of every variety. Waiters, in sets or separate. Kerosine and Fluid for sale by the gallon or barrel.
N. B .- This store is not in any way connected in business with any other house in this city. Those wishing to buy are respectfully invited to call and examine Goods, either at whole- sale or retail. Having the very best of packers, goods will be guaranteed to go safely to any part of the country.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND
OR
DENNIS ALTERATIVE,
IN PINT BOTTLES.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD AND DISEASES OF THE LIVER.
In small doses, it is Alterative and Tonic ; in large doses, it acts generally as a mild purgative. In some cases, there is no perceptible action on the bowels, yet in Liver Complaints, or in diseases arising from impurities in the blood, its continued use produces a marked improvement in the general health.
As an alterative or laxative, it has been found useful in Con- stipation of the Bowels, Jaundice. Billious Fever, Fever and Ague, Sick Headache, Dizziness, various Female Complaints, Chronic Affections of the Liver, Secondary Syphilis, and Syph- iloid Diseases, Scrofulous Affections, Sores, Ulcers, Blotches, Cutaneous Eruptions, or Diseases of the Skin, and all other Dis- eases in which Sarsaparilla or alterative medicines are indicated.
For Females it is excellent in diseases arising from Debility or terpid state of the Liver, as well as to improve the complexion.
FOR CHILDREN,
This is the best medicine that can be given, especially to those in a debilitated state of health, or troubled with worms. It causes an increase secretion and passage of the bile, which acts as an irritant to the worms and prevents their accumulation and purifies and invigorates the whole system
ITS ADVANTAGES AS A DIET DRINK.
If the Bowels are kept free, the Liver healthy, and the Blood pure by the use of this Compound Sarsaparilla, it will prove a great preventative of sickness, and a great saving of expense in medicines.
With Balsam Copaiba, one ounce added to a bottle of this Compound Sarsaparilla, makes the Balsam more pleasant to take-much less of it necessary, and more certain to cure diseases for which it is considered the best remedy.
Price $1.
Choice Medicines prepared by
J. DENNIS M. D. Augusta, Ga.
(over.)
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DENNIS STIMULATING, OR HOT BITTERS.
For Dyspepsia, Colds and Female Complaints, arising from Colds.
If food causes pain in the Stomach, a dose taken immediately after meals, or as soon as the uncasy sensation is experienced, will relieve the pain and assist digestion.
DR. DENNIS STIMULATING LINIMENT. OR SOUTHERN PAIN KILLER.
For Rheumatic Pains, Painful Inflamatory Swellings, Sprains, Pain in the Back or a Cold Sensation in the Back, Sore Throat, Toothache, &c. It has been found useful as an internal as well - as external remedy for the relief of pain.
DENNIS' ANTI-SPASMODIC TINCTURE.
For Spasms, Cramp, Colic, C'hills, Sudden Colds, or for all sudden and dangerous attacks of disease in which immediate action is necessary. Its effects in relieving inflammation or sore- ness, either internal or external. makes it one of the best reme- dies that have ever been offered to the public and useful in a great variety of diseases.
For Horses or Mules it rarely fails to cure even the worst cases of Colic.
DR. DENNIS
ASTRINGENT ONIC.
For Bowel Complaints, such as Diarrhoea, Pain in the Stomach, Griping of the Bowels, &c.
DR. DENNIS
GO UGH SYRUP. For Coughs, Croup, Difficulty in Breathing. Asthma, &c.
DR. DENNIS'
ANTI-BILIOUS PILIS. A mild, Safe, and Effectual Purgative.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
New raiture Warerooms. BENJAMIN & GOODRICH,
Have now on hand and are daily receiving at their new warerooms No. 295 Broad Street. AUGUSTA, GA.,
A large and elegant assortment of
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Consisting of Rosewood Parlor and Chamber Suits, Mahogany and Walnut Tete-a-Tete Sofas, Chairs, Bureaus, Wash- Stands, Wardrobes, Side and Corner Etenza, Ladies' Work 'Tables, Teafoys, Hat-Stands. &c.
Of Oak, Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut, of different sizes and qualities.
COTTAGE CHAMBER SETTS,
Mahogany, Oak, Rosewood, Walnut and Painted Sets, different patterns. Cottage and French Bedsteads, Mahogany, Wal- nut, Maple and Imitations, of all kinds and prices. Also, High Post and French Bedsteads of our own manufacture.
Wire Safes and Wardrobes, a good assortment always on hand. Looking Glasses, Pier, Plain, Gilt and Mahog- any, of different styles and qualities. Also, Looking Glass Plates, of all sizes.
SHADE
A large assortment of Gilt, Landscape and Plain, new styles, with Patent Trimmings.
Our Furniture is made by the best manufacturers, and the style, quality and workmanship cannot be surpassed by any other Furniture House in this City and State. It is useless for us to enumerate all of our stock as we shall keep on hand a full as- sortment of every article in our line, and will sell as low as can be bought in this city.
We invite our friends, and the public generally, to call and examine our stock, and judge for themselves.
All kinds of Furniture manufactured to order. Also, Repairing and Upholstering done with neatness and dispatch.
Hair, Moss and Cotton Mattresses always on hand.
APPENDIX.
MEMBERS OF CITY COUNCIL.
Mayor-Benjamin Conley.
First Ward-Foster Blodget, William H Tutt, Chas O Clarke. Second Ward-James M Dye, John D Smith, John G Sledge. Third Ward-Wm E Dearing, Robert H May, Lewis D Ford. Fourth Ward-Benj F Hall, John D Butt, Harland Bigby.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
First Ward-E W Doughty, Stephen D Heard, Henry T Peay. Second Ward-Henry H Steiner, G T Dortic, James Miller. Third Ward, Robt C Black, Daniel-B Plumb, Geo M Thew. Fourth Ward-Jas Harper, John J Miller, Wm H Goodrich.
CITY OFFICERS.
Collector and Treasurer-John Hill.
Clerk of Council-Samuel H Crump.
Bridge Keeper-Chas T Rich.
City Marshal-John A Christian.
Deputy Marshal-Uriah L Leonard.
City Constables-Wm W King, Jos B Ramsey, B Johnson.
Supt. Streets and Drains-Jacob Sistruck.
Warfinger-T S Stoy.
Jailor-Uriah Slack
Clerk Lower Market-R II Philpot.
Clerk Upper Market-Allen (' Young.
Lamp Lighter-HI L Leon.
Keeper of Magazine-Wm M Pickering.
Keeper of City Cemetery-Jas Rogers.
Keeper of City Hall and Houghton Institute Lot-F 1. Medium.
City Physicians-H .1 Bignon, Dessausure Ford, Wm H. Doughty, S B Simmons.
Keeper City Hospital-John Cartledge.
Lot Inspectors-David Hopkins, Wm Keener.
Wood Inspector-R A Watkins.
City Surveyor-E W Brown.
City Sexton-B Abrahams.
City Sheriff-Isaac Levy.
Clerk City Court-D L Roath.
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Vendue Masters-W B Griffin, W H Howard.
Captains of City Watch-John L Hill, Joshua King, J A Bennett, N A Ford.
Assessors-Ist Ward, J B Bishop ; 2d Ward, J H Mann; 3d Ward, W E Jackson ; 4th Ward, W H Goodrich ; Mr Dye upon the part of the Council.
Fire Wardens-Ist Ward, Wm M Hight; 2d Ward, G T Dortic ; 3d Ward, C A Platt ; 4th Ward, W H Goodrich.
COURTS.
Justices of the Inferior Courts-Benj H Warren, James B Bishop, Edmond Tabb, Foster Blodget, sr, James W Brandon. Clerk of the Court of Ordinary-Foster Blodget, jr.
Sessions of the Court of Common Pleas, held quarterly on the fourth Mondays of February, May, August and November. Return day ten days before the sitting of each court. William S Gould, Judge; David L Roath, Clerk.
Justices of the Peace-Benjamin Hall, Lewis Leon, Lewis Levy, W Mile Olen, Alexander Philip, A D Piqeut, Mathew Shehan, Walter Freeman.
Sheriff-Robert Wiggins.
Deputy Sheriff-G A Parker.
Clerk of the Superior and Inferior Courts-Benjamin F Hall. Receiver of Tax Returns-John H Bohler.
Tax Collector-Alexander Deas.
MILITARY.
THE INDEPENDENT VOLUNTEER BATALLION OF AUGUSTA.
Lieut Col Commanding-John B Campbell; Adjutant-Ed- win B Sharpe; Quarter-master-Albert Hatch ; Pay-master -- Wm H Wheeler ; Surgeon-Henry Rossignol.
RICHMOND HUSSARS.
Captain-William E Dearing; 1st Lieut-T P Stovall ; 2d Lieut-J J Thomas ; Cornet-J H Alford.
OGLETHORPE INFANTRY.
Captain-John H Jackson; Ist Lieut-J O Clarke ; 2d Lieut-H B Adam ; 3rd Lieut-Henry Allen. .
WASHINGTON ARTILLERY .- (1854.)
Captain-Daniel Kirkpatrick; 1st Lieut-J P Girardy ; 2d Lieut-Geo S Barnes ; 3d Lieut-J J Jacobus.
CLINCH RIFLES.
Captain-C A Platt ; Ist Lieut-J D Butt; 2d Lieut-Jos E Marshell ; 3d Lieut-H D Ansley; Sec'ty and Tres-Wm H Bird.
IRISHI VOLUNTEERS.
Captain-Edw J Walker; 1st Lieut-M Deletre ; 3d Lieut -- James Duffy ; Ord Sergant-Dennis Frely.
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MONTGOMERY GUARDS;
Captain-J B Weems; Ist Lieut-Thomas Whyte ; 2d Lieut-Claiborne Sneed ; 3d Lieut-M J Jones.
AUGUSTA FIRE COMPANY.
ORGANIZED 1794-INCORPORATED 1845.
Chief Engineer-F Lamback.
Ist Assistant-J A Robert ; 2d Assistant-B Henney.
Secretary-Alexander Philip.
Treasurer-Anton Iverson.
Washington Fire Company, No 1 .- Captain, Chas Auferman ; Lieut., H Pund ; Secretary, J Heitzman ; Treasurer, H Stoffel.
Clinch Engine Fire Company, No 2 .- Captain, John McCann; . Lieutenant, TO Whitman ; Secretary, Christopher Cosgrove ; Treasurer, Andrew Yonge.
Fillmore Fire Company, No 4 .- Captain, William H Wheel- er; Lieutenant, Edward Baskeville ; President, Claiborne Snead; Secretary, W J Cumpsty; Treasurer, Henry P Richmond.
Augusta Fire Company No 5-Captain, Daniel Galvin ; Lieu- tenant, James Hughs ; Secretary, James Magarahan.
Augusta Fire Company, No 6 .- Captain, T W Shackelford, Lieutenant, Stephen Frank ; Treasurer, W H Hight ; Secretary, Wm Yonge.
Vigilant Fire Engine and. Hose Company .- Foreman, H C Goodrich; Assistant, J B Stoughton ; Secretary, N K Rutter, jr; Treasurer, Mathias Clark; Pipeman, E T Miller ; Assistant Pipe- man, Wm Miller.
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company, No 1 .- Foreman, J B Platt ; Ist Assitant, S B Simmons ; 2nd Assistant W B Chns- boro; Secretary, W H Edwards.
BANKS.
UNION BANK.
Capital-$300,000
President-Edward Thomas.
Cashier-John Craig.
Directors-Edward Thomas, William E Jackson, Germain 'T Dortic, John K Jackson, John Craig.
BRANCH BANK OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
Capital, $400,000.
President-Thomas Barret.
Cashier -- Grenvile Simmons.
Directors-Thos Barrett, J P Garvin, W C Jessup, Geo W' Lewis, L C Warren, John W Walker, John H Phinney.
MECHANICS' BANK.
Capital-500,000.
President- T S Metcalf.
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Cashier-M Hatch.
Directors-T S Metcalf, Jacob Danforth, Foster Blodget, James B Walker, Alfred Baker, Josiah Sibley, James B Bishop, W S Roberts, Robt O Kerr.
CITY BANK.
Capital-$400,000.
President-A Gould. Cashier -- W J Sanes.
Directors-A Gould. J C Fargo, B Conley, G N Newton, W H Stark.
BANK OF AUGUSTA.
Capital-$600,000.
President-John Bones.
Cashier-James W Davis.
Directors-John Bones, Robert A Reid, Henry H Cumming, John Davison, M Wilkinson, E Staunes. James W Davis, Wm Shear, L D Lallerstedt, James Brown, John A Moore, Henry Moore.
GEORGIA RAIL ROAD & BANKING COMPANY.
Bank Capital-$500,000.
Whole capital of the Company-$4,156,000.
President-John P King.
Cashier-Joseph Milligan.
Directors-B HI Warren, John Bones, James W Davis, W M D'Antignac, Eligah E Jones, Samuel Barnett, Asbury Hall, John Cunninghan, Ferdenand Phemzy, George J Jackson, Wm D) Conyers. Richard Peters, Antoine Poullain, Thomas M Ham- ilton, George W Evans, Masillon P Stovall.
AUGUSTA INSURANCE AND BANKING COMPANY.
Capital-$375,000.
President-William M D' Antignac.
Cashier-Robert Walton.
Directors-W M D'Antignac, E Henkell, S D Linton, Y Mc- Cord, Wm J Owens.
EXCHANGE BANKERS.
FC Baker and Wood, Eddy & Co.
WILD CAT BANKS. [From the Chronicle and Sentinel. ]
To enable the people to protect themselves as much as possible against these swindling shops, we subjoin a list of them-all of which we regard totally unworthy of confidence or credit :
Merchants Bank of Macon, Interior Bank, Griffin; LaGrange Bank, LaGrange; Cheerokee Insurance and Banking Company, Dalton ; Planters' and Mechanics' Bank, Dalton; North West- ern Bank, Ringold ; Bank of Greenboro, Greenboro.
BROKEN BANKS.
Manufacturers' and Mechanics' Bank, Columbus ; Exchange Bank, Griffin ; Southern Bank, Bainbridge.
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PRESENT SCHEDULE OF THE AUGUSTA POST OFFICE AND RAIL ROADS.
AUGUSTA & SAVANNAH RAILROAD.
Leave Augusta at. 0 30, A M, and 2 45, P M.
Arrive at Savannah at.
7 20, A M, and 9 30, PM.
Arrive at Macon at
9 00, A M, and 11 00 P M.
Leave Savannah at.
11 45, P M, and 12 15 M.
Leave Macon at ..
10 00, P M, and 10 45A M.
Arrive at Augusta at. 7 19, A M, and 7 30 PM. Andrew Yonge, Sup't.
GEORGIA RAILROAD.
Leave Augusta at. 0 45 A M, and 2 45, P M.
Arrive at Atlanta at. 9 25 A M, and 11 56, P M.
Leave Atlanta at. 12 00, Night, and 10 00, A M.
Arrive at Augusta at. 8 53 A M, and 6 55, A M. Connect with South Carolina Railroad.
Arrive at Augusta at. 11 15, P M, and 1 15, P M.
Leave Augusta at. 10 00, A M, and 8 05, P M.
Western and Atlantic Rail Road.
Arrive at Atlanta at 11 22, Night.
Leave Atlauta at .. 12 30, Day.
Atlanta and LaGrange Railroad.
Arrive at Atlanta at. 8 33, A M, and 7 51, P M.
Leave Atlanta at. 0 15, A M, and 10 15, A M.
Athens Branch-Sundays Excepted.
Leave Augusta at. 12 45 Night.
Leave Atlanta at. 12 00
Arrive at Athens at 8 20, A M.
Leave Athens at. 11 00, Day.
Arrive at Augusta at. 6 45, P M.
Arrive at Atlanta at. 11 45 P M.
Washington Branch-Sundays Excepted.
Leave Washington at. 2 00, P M.
Arrive at Augusta at. 6 45, P M.
Arrive at Atlanta at 12 00 Night.
Leave Augusta at .. 2 45, PM.
Arrive at Washington at .. 7 20, P M.
Warrenton Branch-Sundays Excepted.
Leave Warrenton at. 3 00, P M.
Arrive at Augusta at. 6 45, PM.
Arrive at Atlanta at. 12 00, P M.
Leave Augusta at. 2 45, P M.
Leave Atlanta at.
10 00, A M.
Arrive at Warrenton at. 6 30, P M.
George Yonge, Gen. Sup't.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA.
[Corner Telfair and Washington streets.]
This institution went into operation in the fall of 1832. It has a board of 24 trustees and a faculty of 7 professors. The annual course of Lectures will begin on the first Monday in No- vember. The first course of lectures was attended by 27 students in 1832. In 1858 it had 4 graduates.
Faculty .- H V M Miller, M D ; Emeritus Professor of Anat- omy ; H F Campbell, M D, Professor of Anatomy ; L A Dugas, M D, Professor of Surgery; Joseph Jones, Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy ; J P Garvin, M D, Professor of Materia Medica, Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence ; L D Ford, M D, Professor of Institutes and Practice of Medicines; S D Sim- mons, M D, Assistant Demonstrator ; H W D Ford, M D, Pro- sector to Prof Surgery ; J A Eave, M D, Prof of Obstetrics ; Robert Campbell, M D, Demonstrator of Anatomy; S P Cleve- land, Curator of Museum.
CHURCHES.
St Paul's Church, (Episcopal,) corner Reynolds and Wash- ton, Rev E E Ford, D D, Rector. Services on Sunday, 4} A. M and 3 PM, winter ; 4 P M summer. Daily services in Lent, also on Wednesday and Friday morning, except in winter.
Church of the Atonement, (Episcopal) cor Kollock and Tel- fair streets, Rev Wm H Harrison, Rector. Services on Sunday 10% A M and 3 P M, winter; 4 P M, summer. Daily service in Lent, also on Wednesday and Friday morning, except in winter.
First Presbyterian Church, on Telfair bt Washington and Mc- Intosh, Rev Joseph R Wilson, D D, Pastor. Winter services, 102 o'clock, A Mand 74 o'clock, P M, summer services 10} A M and 4 o'clock, P M. Prayer meeting Saturday afternoon and lecture Wednesday evening.
Green Street Presbyterian Church, cor Kollock and Green, Rev G W Boggs, Pastor. Services on Sundays 10} o'clock, A M and 7 P M.
Augusta Baptist Church, cor Green and Jackson, J E Ryerson, Pastor. Service on Sundays, 10} A M and 7 o'clock, P M. Prayer meeting on Tuesday Evenings at 7 o'clock.
Kollock Street Baptist Chapel, L M Carter, Pastor, services Sunday night at 7 o'clock and Thursday night at } of 8o'clock.
St John's Methodist Episcopal Church, Green bt Jackson and McIntosh, Rev Joseph S Key, Pastor, services on Sundays, 10} o'clock, A M and 7 o'clock P M. Prayer meeting Wednesday nights.
St James Methodist Church, Green bt Elbert and Centre streets, Thos H Jordan Pastor. Services Sundays, 10₺ o'clock, A M and 7 P M, prayer meeting Thursday nights.
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Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev James M Dickey, Pastor. Services on Sundays, 104 A M and 7 o'clock, P M prayer meeting Tuesday nights.
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Christian Church, on Reynolds between McIntosh and Green streets, Eld Q S Samor, Pastor. Services on Sundays, 10} A M and 7 o'clock P M.
Church of the most Holy Trinity, (Roman Catholic) on Tel- fair bt McIntosh and Jackson. Pastors, Rev G Duggan and Rev J F Kerby. Services on Sunday at 7 and 10 o'clock A M, Vespers at 3} o'clock P M.
AFRICAN CHURCHES.
Baptist -- Springfield, Thankful, Central Africa.
Methodist-Trinity.
Sunday Schools .- A school is attached to each Church in the city, and are all well attended.
SOCIETIES.
MASONIC INSTITUTIONS-SOCIAL LODGE NO. 1.
Stephen D Heard, W .M ; Jasper B Stoughton, S W; Alex Irving, J W ; John J Maguire, Treas ; Chas Dwelle, Sec'ry.
WEBB'S LODGE NO. 166.
Christopher F Lewis, W M; John H Mead, S W ; Charles M Wright, J W ; Thos Snowdon, Treas ; Jos J Lathrop, Sec'ry.
AUGUSTA R. A., CHAPTER NO. 2.
Uriah L Leonard, H P; John J Maguire, R ; Thos S Cum- ing, S; Christopher F Lewis, C H; James Godley, P S; Lem- uel Dwelle, jr, R A C; Frank H Miller, M 3d V ; Fred A Whitlock, M 2d V ; Edw T Miller, M Ist V ; Lemuel Dwelle, sr, Treas ; Charles Dwelle, Sec'ry.
ADONIVAN COUNCIL, NO. 1, R. & S. M.
Stephen D Heard, TJ M; John J Maguire, H T ; Thomas S Cuming, H A B ; Benj B Russell, C G ; Chas Dwelle, Rec'd and Treas ; John E Navy, G S.
GEORGIA COMMANDING, NO. 1, K. T.
Benjamin B Russell, Em Com; Christopher F Lewis, Gen'l; Stephen D Heard, Capt Gen'l; Jas Godby, Trelate; Charles Dwelle, S W ; John H Mead, JW; Wm H Edwards, Warder ; John Hill, Treas ; Geo F Adam, Recorder.
WASHINGTON LODGE, NO. 7, I. O. O. F.
D H Denning, N G ; Jas H Dye, V G ; L. LaTaste, Sec'ry ; G R Dodge, M; B Conby, P Sec'ry.
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MILLER LODGE, NO. 10, I. O. O. F.
A J Davis, NG; G F Briant, V G ; J J Lathrop, P Sec'ry ; F L Markie, Rec'ing Sec'ry ; Thos Snowden, Tres.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
AUGUSTA DIVISION, NO. 7.
M J Divine, W P ; J E Ryerson, W A ; W G Whidby, RS.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
President-William C Derry.
Vice Presidents-J R W Johnson, Baptist ; W S Royal, Me- thodist ; R F Urquhart, Presbyterian ; W P Carmichael, Epis- copalian ; G W Grain, Christian.
Corresponding Secretary, Whiton G Johnson.
Recording Secretary, Wm G Whidby.
Treasurer, Charles A Rowland.
Librarian, R Stokes Sayre.
STANDING COMMITTEES FOR 1859.
Publication-W G Whidby. J W Burch, F M Jeffries. Lecture-W C Jessup, D B Plumb, C B Day. Library and Rooms-R S Sayre, W T Richards, F H Miller. Sick Members-W S Howard, Jr, St John Moore, C T Lewis. Finance-Sam'l A Verdery, R C Black, Wmn Gibson. Employment-A A Beall, D R Wright, A F Plumb. Statistics-J W Bones, W J Ansley, H D Norrell.
SCHOOLS.
AUGUSTA ACADEMY.
Teachers-James L Rossignol, Classical Teacher; Jas M Shellman, English Teacher.
Trustees-L A Dugas, President ; G P Garvin, James W Daviss, John K Jackson, E Starnes, Wm A Walton, G M New- ton, Wm M D'Antignac, Edward Thomas.
AUGUSTA FREE SCHOOL.
Teachers-Mr Thomas Snowdon, Principal Male Department ; Miss A M Clark, Female Department; Assistants, Misses Kate E Parmale, Ann A Holliday, Josephine Thomas.
Managers .- W E Jackson Chairman ; B B Russell, Secretary and Treasurer ; J B Bishop, M Hatch, Jno Craig, D B Plumb, G M Thew, Jas Gardiner, Geo W Evans, J Milligan, R C Kerr, Benj Conley, J W . Davis, G T Dortic, F Blodget, jr.
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HOUGHTON INSTITUTE.
Teachers-Thos H Holleyman, A M, Principal Male Depart- ment ; Miss Sarah J Thompson, Principal Female Department.
STEAMBOAT LINES BETWEEN AUGUSTA AND SAVANNAH.
EXCEL LINE.
Steamer Excel, 205 tons burthen ; C R Pawell, Captain. J V Tarver, agent at Savannah ; H T Russen agent at Augusta.
FASHION LINE.
Steamer Columbia, 300 tons burthen ; D A Philpot, Captain. Steamer Talamicco, 400 tons burthen ; C R Powell, Captain. Steamer Fashion, 300 tons burthen ; Thos M Philpot, Captain.
United States Hotel, DWELLE & MOSHER, Proprietors, 232 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
L. DWELLE, SR.
J. MOSHER.
J. E. MUNGER, PRAGTIGAL WATCHMAKER, AND DEALER IN Gold and Silver Watches.
DIAMOND AND GOLD JEWELRY, Silver & Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, Colt's Repeaters, Allen's Revolving Pistols, Single and Double Barrel Pistols and Guns, and a large selection of Gold, Silver & Steel
SPECTACLES & OPTICAL GLASSES. PURE, NON-EXPLOSIVE COAL ( KEROSINE ) OIL, And a beautiful assortment of Lamps adapted expressly for it. N. B .- In Watch and Clock Repairing my old friends can have my services as heretofore, at
TWEEDY'S OLD STAND, 150 Broad-St.
EDWARD J. WALKER,
ATTORNEY AT
Office Over the City Bank, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
J. M. NEWBY & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
NINE READY MADE CLOTHING
UNDER UNITED STATES HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
FINE BLACK, BLUE AND OLIVE FROCK AND DRESS COM'
BUSINESS COATS LL DESCRIPTIONS AND COLORS. Cassimere Suits, Coats, Pants and Vests to Match FINK BLACK CASSIERE PANEM Plaid, Plain, Striped, and other styles of Fancy Cassimere Pants,
SILK, MERINO, WOOL, VELVET, SATIN, BARATHEA. and other Styles of VESTS.
Together with every Style of Goods for Gentlemen's Wear.
CALL AND TAKE A LOOK.
E. J. BUCKMASTER,
157 Broad Street, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEL IN
HARDWARE, STOVES, GRATES AND RANGES HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. Brass, Copper, Zinc, Tin, Plated Ware, Tinners' Tools, &c., &c. ONE DOOR BELOW MECHANICS' BANK.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
ERRATA.
MEMBERS CITY COUNCIL AND CITY OFFICERS.
For Harland Bigby read Harland Rigby
.Jacob Sistruck read Jacob Sistrunk
COURTS.
For Session of the Court of Common as read City Court. Judge William S Gould read Wil Thi T Gould. 6
MILITARY.
OGLETHORPE INFANTRY.
For Capt John H Jackson read John K Jackson.
CLINCH RIFLES.
For 2d Lieut Joseph E Marshell read Joseph E Marshall.
IRISHI VOLUNTEERS.
For 1st Lieut M Deletre read M Delettre.
AUGUSTA FIRE COMPANY.
VIGILANT FIRE ENGINE. For Secretary N K Rutter, jr, read N K Butler, jr.
HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY. For W B Chusboro read W B Cheesboro.
BANKS.
BRANCH BANK STATE OF GEORGIA.
For President Thos Barret read Thos Barrett.
Cashier Grenvile Simmons read Grenville Simmons.
" Director John H Phinney read James H. Phinizy.
MECHANICS' BANK.
For Director Robt O Kerr read Robt C Kerr,
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CITY BANK.
For Cashier W J Sanes read Wm J Sams. Director G N Newton read George M Newton.
BANK OF AUGUSTA.
For Cashier James W Davis read James W. Davies. Director M Wilkirson read M Wilkinson.
E Staunes read E Starnes.
James W Davis read James W Davies.
GEORGIA RAIL ROAD & BANKING COMPANY.
For Director James W Davis read James W Davies.
Ferdinand Phemzy read Ferdinand Phinizy.
AUGUSTA INSURANCE & BANKING COMPANY. Director Y McCord read Z McCord.
EXCHANGE BANKERS.
For F C Baker read F C Barber.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA.
(Corner Telfair and Washington Streets.)
This institution went into operation in the fall of 1832. It has a board of 24 trustees and seven professors The annual course of lectures begins on the first Monday in November. The first course of lectures was attended by 26 students in 1832. In 1858 the class numbered 160, of whom 64 were graduated.
Faculty-H V M Miller, M D. Professor of Physiology and Pathological Anatomy ; H F Campbell, M D. Prof. of Anatomy ; L A Dugas, M D. Prof. of Surgery ; Joseph Jones, M D. Prof. of Chemistry and Pharmacy ; I P Garvin, M. D. Professor Materia Medica, Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence ; L D Ford, M D. Prof. of the Institutes and Practice of Medicine ; Jos A Eve, M D. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Infants ; Rob't Campbell, M D Demonstrator of Anatomy ; H W D Ford, M D. Prosector to the Professor of Surgery ; S D Sim- mons, M D. Assistant Demonstrator; S P Cleveland, Curator of Museum.
CHURCHES.
St. Paul's Church. Services on Sunday 10} A M and 3 P M, Winter ; 4 P M Summer.
Christian Church on Reynolds between McIntosh and Jackson. Eld J S Lamar. Services on Sunday 10₺ A M, 7 P M.
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ERRATA.
TRUSTEES OF THE MASONIC HALL.
William T Gould, Chairman ; Benj B Russell, Sect'y and Treas. William H Jones, Lemuel Dwelle, Sr, James Godby, Ignatius P Garvin, Lambeth Hopkins, John Hill, Stephen D Heard, Thos Snowdon, Wm Hardeman, Christopher F Lewis, John D Butt.
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