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ThurwUy, Horning, August 2,1860.
Muonic Hotice.
The members of Fulton Lodge, No. 216,
F. A. M., are requested to attend the meeting
this (Thursday) evening punctually. Wor
shipful Brother John W. Leonard will, by
invitation, deliver a lecture on the Entered
Apprentice’s Degree. A full attendance of
the members of the Lodge, and of our visit
ing brethren, is expected.
DAVID MAYER, W. M.
The Forrest Dramatic Club.
This Dramatic Association, composed en
tirely of Amateurs, will give their second
entertainment at tiie Athenaeum this even
ing at eight o'clock. Their first play, Damon
and Pythias, on the 3rd ultimo, was a most
decided success; and their pieces to-night
will, we are confident give unboundeu satis
faction. The Pooh Gentleman is a side
splitting Comedy in five acts—it will be
worth a dollar to see one gentleman of our
acquaintance act his part in the last act.—
John Peter Pillicoddv, cousin German
to the celebrated Peter Pe-Pepercorn is to
be the Farce. We would suggest to the
“Club” if it. were not too late, that they are
giving too many good things at once. Any
person who can see Pillicoddy acted with
out a strange sensation in his side, and a
dampness about the eye-lashes is not one to
appreciate a good laughable farce.
Ij*1 those now laugh, who never laughed before
A nd those who’ve laughed a little come to-night and roar.
Early application will be necessary to se
cure good seats. See full particulars, cost,
Ac., in bills.
Arrival of the McDonald Guards.
Yesterday by the taain from Marietta, at
1 o’clock, P. M., the McDonald Guards, un
der the command of Captain Ruff, one of
the Professors of the Georgia Military In
stitute, arrived here on a visit to the Cadets.
They numbered four Officers, t wo Sergeants,
two Corporals, and twenty men. Their ap
pearance was clean, smart, and soldier-like.
They were formed in single rank in the
Car Shed and marched in file along Prior
st., to Decatur; here they were formed into
platoons right in front, and better wheeling
than their’s we have never seen, out of tuo
regular service. It was splendid—like a
door on its hinges. We would modestly
suggest to the pivot sergeant of the left plat-
toon that when marching in open column
(in any column) right in front the left is
the pivot. He remained all the time upon
the right. So far as the marching of his
division is concerned, it certainly suffered
nothing by his mistake, for the left-hand
man, Corp’l. Heggie, preserved his distance
and covering most accurately. The Com
pany marched in excellent order along
Peachtree street, and turned in file to the
Camp ground of the Cadets. Major Capers
had his corps ready, and the Guards were
received with the usual salute; after which
Major C. gave “Three Cheers for the Mc
Donald Guards” which the Cadets caus
ed the hills and valleys in the neighborhood
of Walton Spring to re-echo again. “Three
cheers for the Cadets” were returned from the
Guards, aud both Companies were dismis
sed. A gentleman who stood next to us
remarked that it was very severe upon a
young Company like the Guards, to march
them at the support from the Depot to the
Camp (especially in such a sun) without
change. That was our opinion too. The
support seems to be the favorite mode of
carring their arms by the most of the Vol-
unteer Companies of our acquaitance.
Though tchy it should be so w r e areataloss to
know'. On the regular march the piece, we
believe is never carried at the support, unless
preparatory a “carry” salute. It, is confined
to sentries marching to and on their posts
almost exclusively—and with them it is op
tional—they may carry it at the support or
shoulder as they please. There are so
vuiny netc kinks in modern drill as practised,
that we may be wrong—and the support
may yet be the mode of carrying arms on
the march. Nothing is too absurd nowa
days.
Military Party.
According to previous arrangements, a
grand Military party W'as given at the City
Hall, on Tuesday night last, in compliment
to the Marietta Cadets now' encamped in
thli city. The attendance was large. The
volunteer companies of our city, in full uni
form w'erc in attendance. The Cadets,
though youthful in appearance graced the
occasion with gilt buttons and clean pants,
and won the affections of many gptlie fair
daughters of Atlanta. Speaking of our
fair countrywomen, we will not give our
pen license to w rite of them as our opinion
would dictate. We will, however, venture
to say that we defy the whole State of
Georgia to produce such an array of beauty
and loveliness as that which was presented
on this occasion. The grave and gay com
mingled together, and every one seemed
satisfied with himself and herself and their
associates, Social converse, promenading
and mutual interchange -of kind civilities oc
cupied the time, thus pleasantly spent. The
supper w'as magnificent. Everything which
the appetite could desire was presented, and
that too in the most bountiful profusion—
enough in quantity for tw'iee the crowd who
were present. The Atlanta Band discoursed
music of the most delightful character
during the evening. At a late hour ot the
night, the young people got up a*bit of a
dance which was highly entertaining to
those who participated in it, as well as to
those w r ho remained to witness it. Major
Capers and his Cadets seemed to enjoy the
festivities of the occasion most admirably.
Captains Thompson, Wallace and Wilson,
the commanding officers of our three vol
unteer companies and their respective com
mands, deported themselves like soldiers
aud gentlemen, and were assiduous in their
endeavors to make their guests comfortable
aud happy. Everything went off well, and
so far as we know' or believe, to the entire sat
isfaction of all who were present. During
a residence of nearly two years in thtexity,
we have visited many parties, but never have
we seen anything in point of interest and
elegance, to equal the one which is the
subject of this notice. Long live the Mari
etta Cadets, and long live the Volunteer
Military Companies of Atlanta !!!
Atlanta Band.
We have a band of music in our city hav
ing that title. They were present at the
; late Military festival and performed their
part well. We are indebted to them for a
complimentary serenade with which they
honored our humble domicide a few nights
since.' This is a useful institution, aud should
receive the approbation and encouragement
of all our citizens. “He that hath not music
in his soul, is fit for treason, stratagem and
spoils.”
Gen. Lane to be in Marietta.—Gen.
Lane, who is now’ on a visit to North Caro
lina, ills native State, has given a positive
promise to Col. W. Phillips, and authorized
him to make publication of it, that he will,
at an early day in the canvass, visit Georgia,
and Marietta as one of the first points. To
welcome him, as soon as the time is ascer
tained, that there will be given one of the
largest assemblages and barbacues ever seen
in Georgia. All of Cherokee Georgia will
pour out to see the old hero; while Cobb,
Paulding, Cherokee, Milton and Forsyth,
in whose bounds we do not believe there is
a single Douglas man, will do the honors of
host upon the occasion, and make bountiful
provision for the thousands who w'ill be
present.—Marietta Statesman.
Important, if True.—It w'as reported at
a Houston meeting in this city the other
evening that Mr. Everett, displeased with
the doings of the Union party managers of
this State, had half made up his mind to
withdraw in disgust from this unprofitable
campaign. We hope that there was good
ground for this report, and that the next
authentic news from Mr. Everett will be
that he has withdrawn. Heisagood Union
man, but in his present position he is in the
way, and cannot do one-half the good tor
the Union which he might do if his hands
were untied, so that he could resume his
patriotic contributions to the New York
Ledger.—N. Y. Herald.
A Heavy Bet on the Election.—The
editors and proprietors of the LaCrosse (W is.)
Republican and the Democrat have bet their
offices, paper, types and everything, (value
$4,000) on the result of the election in Illi
nois and Wisconsin. If Douglas carries
both States the editor of the Democrat is to
take both concerns. If Douglas does not
carry both States, then the editor of the
Republican is the winner.
We w'ould advise the Editor of the
Democrat to read carefully the advertise
ments in The Printer, and be on the look-out
for a second hand outfit. He will certainly
lose.
COMMERCIAL RECORD-
REPORTED BT S. B. ROBSON & Co.,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Whitehall Street.
To the Democratic Party of Georgia.
Mr. Breckinridge and Gen. Lane having
accepted the nomination for President ana
Vice-President, you are hereby called to
convene by County Delegates at Milledge-
ville, on Wednesday, the eighth day of Au
gust next, to form an Electoral Ticket and
to consult for the general interests of the
country and party.
W. McKINLEY,
JULIAN HARTRIDGE,
ARTHUR HOOD,
HUGH BUCHANAN,
DAN’L S. PRINTUP,
A. A. FRANKLIN HILL,
DAVID C. BARROW.
P. S.—The Committee conferring by let
ter, no answer has been received from Mr
Tracy. An earlier day would interfere with,
the various educational assemblages of July
and August.
State Dem.
Ex. Com.
Keep it Before the People !—To show
how thoroughly Mr. Douglas is committed
against the decision of the Supreme Court
on the question involving the powers of a
Territorial Legislature, we publish below in
parallel columns their respective views on
this subject:
. “The right ot prop-| “The people of a
erty in a slave is dis j Territory can by law-
tinctly and expressly; ful means, exclude
affirmed in the Con-’slavery before it comes
stitution,” and that;in as a State;” aud
“no tribunal acting] “no matter what m%y
under the authority ofj&j the decision of the
the United States, i Supreme Court on that
whether it be legisla-j abstract question, still
tive, executive or ju- the right of the peo
dicial, has a right to
draw a distinction or
to deny to it the bene
pie oi the Territories
to make a slave Terri-
„„ „ j ,tory or a free Territo-
fit of the provisions;ry is perfect and com-
and guarantees, whichlpfefe.”—[S. A. Doug-
liave been provided;las.
for the protection of
private property.”—
“And if Congress it- ;
self cannot do this—if
it is beyond the pow-'
er conferred on the
Federal Government
—it could not author
ize a Territorial Gov
ernment to exercise
them. It could confer
no power on any local
government, established
by its authority, to vio
late the principles of
the Constitution“The
only power conferred is
the potcer coupled with
the duty of guarding
and protecting the ow
ner in his right." [Su
preme Court, U. s.
HOTEL FOR SALE.
T HE uudersigned, from long continued bad
healtii, is compelled to retire from public life, =
being unable to give proper attention to business, JUiL
he therefore offers for sale his large and well arranged
and located BRICK HOTEI, to which is attached good
out houses, stable and stable lots, all in good repair,
ready for business. The property is as well arranged
and located for a Hotel as can be found in a country vil
lage. Cassville is the Court house town, and in one of
the richest and most populous counties in Cherokee Geor
gia; healthy and well watered. There are jn _ the place
two Colleges—male and female—ia a flourishing condi
tion. In fact, I know of no town where there are so
many inducements offered to any who are desirous of
educating their children ar.d at the same time make mo
ney. I am determined to sell and will give great induce
ments to purchasers. T’-ose wishing to purchase will do
well to make application soon. Come and see the pro
perty, or address me at Cassville, Ga.
July 2C-lm WM. LATIMER.
Removal.
T HE undersigned has removed his large and select
Stock of
HATS and CAPS,
from his old stand, Marietta street, to
Markham’s New Iron front Buildings,
Whitehall Street.
He would call the attention of his friends and the pub
lic generally, to his large and fashionable stock just re
ceived.
SIGN OF THE BIG HAT.
JA8. S. MARTIN, Atlanta, Ga.
Jnly 2S-tf
MTU Siting Irons, Curling Tongs, Pinking Irons
f For sale by _
March 7, I860. McNAUGHT ORMOND A CO.
w?
TEBING POTS, for garden and store use
—four sizes. For sale by
McNAUGHT, ORMOND A CO.
Atlanta Market.
Atlasta, August 1,1860.
CORN.—There has been considerable arrival of this
article for the last two or three days. The demand is
large, and a good deal has been shipped without going
into store. We quote white in cotton sacks $1 10;
white in gunny f 1 05 to $1 10; mired in gunny $1 00 to
$1 05.
FLOCR.—Stocks of this article light and prices are
fulL Superfine (new) $3 87X to $4 00; Extra 84 00 to
$4 10; Famliy $4 00 to $4 *25.
BACON.—This article advances steadily. We quote
Clear Sides at 15 cts; Shoulders 11; Hams 13)4@14)4.
LARD.—This article is getting scarce, prime is worth
18 (ft, 13)4 cents in barrels.
MOLASSES.—Cuba is selling at 32 to 38)»'c. New Or
leans, 53 to 55 cents.
HAY.—Is selling at $1,75 to $2.10 per hundred pounds.
CANDLES—Star and Adamantine 19 to 23 cents.
NATL8.—Best brands 4)4 @4)4.
EXCHANGE.—On North, )4 per cent, premium
ATLANTA PRICKS CURRENT.
BAGGING—Gunny heavy
..$1 yard.
@
BALE ROPE—Machine
..^ ft-..-
. SX @ 9
Hand spun
ft....
. s
@ &)4
BACON—Hams
ft...
.13)4 © 15
Sides,
ft....
.15
©
Shoulders,
..^ ft....
. 11 @
Hog round,
ft....
BUTTER—Goshen, prime,
..%} ft--..
.25
@ 30
CANDLES—Spermeciti,
.43
@ 50
Adamantine, Star..
ft....
19
© 22)4
CRACKERS—Soda ^ ft 8)4 @ 10
Butter ft 8)4 © 10
CANDY'—City made, ft 17
“ Northern ft 15 @16
COFFEE—Rio .. $ ft 13)4 @ 15
Java, ^ft 18 @20
Laguayra, $1 ft..,.. 18)4 @ 14)4
Maracaibo, ^ ft ..*..15 @ 17
CEMENT—Rosendale, $ bbl... .3 50 @ 4 00
' SHIRTING—brown )4 $ yard.. 6)4
“ “ V* § yard.. 7
“ 1 yard wide $ yard.. 8)4
SHEETING—brown yard..
“ bleached w yard.. 5 @ 12)4
OSNABURGS—Soz $ yard.. 10)4
“ 7 oz yard 9)4
YARNS—assorted ^ bunch. 90 @95
FISH—Mackerel, No. 1, bbl.... 18 00@20 00
“ No. 2, bbL.. .16 00<f 17 00
“ No. 3, $ bbl....12 00@12 50
White Fish ^halfbbl. 7 50
Blue Fish “ 6 50
FLOUR—Fine, $ lOOfts. 3 50@3 62)4
{Superfine $ 100 fts. 3 35@3 95
Extra $ 100 fts. 4 00@412)4
Extra Family $ 100 fts. 4 12@425
GRAIN—Corn in sacks $ bus 1 05@ 1 10
Wheat (white) bus 1 50@ 1 60
Wheat (red) $1 bus 1 40 @ 1 50
Oats bus 85 @ 90
A
O
O
o
Corn Meal
^ bus,.
. .1 00 @ 1 10
IRON—Pig
..27 50
Sweeds—assorted
... ^ ft...
• • 5)4 @ 5)4
English
....$ ft...
-. 3)4
Etowah.
....$? »•••
• ■ 3)4
Hoop and Band $ ft 4)4 @ 5
Nail rod $ ft 6 @ 7)4
Plow steel—all sizes f) ft 7)4
LARD # ft 12)4 @ 13
HAY 100 fts 1 75©2 25
HIDES—dry $ ft 10 @ 12)4
LEAD—Pig and Bar $ ft 8 @ 8)4
Sheet f? ft 11)4
White Lead ft.... S @ 10
LIME.—Georgia $ ft. ...
MOLASSES—Cuba $ gal... .33)4© 35
New Orleans gal 55 @ 60
NAILS—4d to40d $ keg ...4)4@ 4)4
OILS—Sperm $ gal....l 50@2 00
Linseed $ gal ... 90@1 00
Tanners & gal 50@1 00
POTATOES—Northern $ bbl.... 4 00@4 50
Yams bus 65@ 75
POWDER—FFg $» keg... 6 50@7 00
Blasting, ^ keg... 5 50
RAISINS—Malaga bunch . ...$ box... 3 25@S 50
Layer, « box... 8 50@4 00
RICE, # ft 4)4 @ 5
SUGAR—New Orleans # ft 8 @ 10
Crushed and powdered. 1b 11)4 @ 12)4
Refined A # 1b 11)4 © 11)4
Refined B $ 1b 10)4 @ H
Refined C $ ft 10)4 @ 10)4
SALT—Liverpool,sacks .Jfi sack... 1 50@
SOAP—American Yellow ^ ft 6@ 8
SHOT—all sizes & bag... 2 00@2 25
SEGARS—Spanish $ M....20 00 @30.00
American 99 M... 8 00 @10.00
TALLOW—American, # ft 9 @ 10
TOBACCO—Manufactured ft 15 @ 7
STARCH $ ft 8 @ 10
'BRANDY—French fj gal....2 00 @S»j
“ Peach & gal....l 50 ©2) .
“ Domestic ft gal 60 @ 75
WHISKEY—Rye—Monon’la$ gal.... 50 @1 23
“ Corn $ gal 65 @ 85
“ Rectified $ gal.... 80 @ 35
RUM—New England $ gal ... 45 @ 55
VINEGAR $gal.... 20
Note.—It is proper to remark that these are wholesale
rates, and purchasers at retail have to pay a small ad
vance on above prices.
Wholesale & Retail
—OF—
CHINA, QUEENS, GRANITE AND
GLASS WARES.
Clkina Dinner Setts, Granite Diu’r Setts.
“ Tea Setts, “ Tea Setts,
“ Fruit Bowls, Glass Fruit Bowls,
“ “ Baskets, “ Cov’d Dishes,
“ Pitchers, Granite and Fancy
“ Toilctt Setts, Pitchers,
China Soup and Sauce Turreens,
Granite and Fancy Toilett Setts,
“ Soup and Sauce Turreens,
lOO Doz. Earthen Fruit Jars,
50 “ Glass **
lOO Doz. Jelley Tumblers, Cans and
Moulds.
200 Original Packages of Earthen
CROCKERY and GLASS WARES,
which will be sold by the Package.
Red Sygnal Lanterns, Conductor’s
Lanterns, &c. y Kerosine, Camphene,
Fluid and Oil, Lamps of all de
scriptions, Plated Castors, Cake
Baskets, Mugs, Goblets, Forks,
Spoons, Knives and Bells.
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY,
—BY—
T. R. RIPLEY,
July 19—tf
Whitehall Street, near Railroad.
Valuable City Property.
(Dwellings on Ivey street.
2 _
l “ Peach Tree street 4 acres ground.
1 “ “ “ “ “ 3 “ “
1 Splended “ Hunter “ 2 “ “
1 “ “ Fair “ 6 “ “
1 “ “ Marietta “ 5 “ *•
1 “ “ “ “ S “
1 “ “ Houton “ 3 “ “
40 acres )4 mile outside corporation.
202)4 acres 4 miles from city.
In addition we have improved and unimproved proper
ty in various parts of the city for sale.
W'e give Special attention to buying and selling all
kinds of Real Estate and personal property.
To Rent.
A house with an acre garden, comer McDonough and
Fair street.
Wanted to Rent.
A house with 4 rooms and out house at a fair rent.
Call on
G. J. FOREACRE, & CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance agent,
Masonic Hall.
A CARD.
T HE subscriber respectfully recommends the following
Insurance Companies to the citizens of Atlanta, as
first class institutions, and worthy of their confidence
and support.
“The Georgia Rome Fire Insurance
Company of Columbus.”
“The Charter Oak Fire Company of
Hartford.”
FRANCIS R. SHACKELFORD, Agent,
Office next to Bank of Fulton, East-side,
July 14 lm Alabama Street.
To Building Contractors.
P ROPOSALS will be received by Messrs. McNacc.ht
Osmond a Co., for erecting in the rear of their store
a brick Warehouse, 73 feet 6 inches by 60 feet 10 inches,
two stories high. Specifications and Drawings to be seen
at the office of
Jane 22-tf GABBETT A CRISP, Architects.
T. A. WRIGHT’S
CELEBRATED
HAIR TONIC,
AN INFALLIBLE PREVENTIVE JOR THE
LOSS OF HAIR,
AND A
CERTAIN RESTORATIVE
OF THE HAIR IN
Cases of Baldness.
T HE subscriber has been appointed sole Agent for the
Southern States of the above inraiuable compound,
anfroffers it to the public with the utmost confidence in its
BENEFICIAL QUALITIES.
A fair trial is all that is asked for it, and if in any case
it does not prove what it is represented
THE MONEY
will be
REFUNDED.
PRICE, $1 Per Bottle.
To be had, Wholesale or Retail, of
A. ISAACS.
(Sole Agent for the South.) Whitehall Street, opposite
Herring A Sons—Up Stairs—
my31-d6m Atlanta, Ga.
NEW CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
DAILY INTELLIGENCER
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
W. \V. Woodruff & Co.,
H ave opened a large and splendid stock
of Carriages in Atlanta, of every variety of Style
consisting of
COACHES,
BERLINS
R0CKAWAYS,
Phaton's, Bretts, Slide Seat, Top and No-Top
BUGGIES,
CONCORD BUGGIES
HACK and JERSEY WAGONS,
Iron Axle Plantation Wagons,
Harness, Whips, &co., See.
All of their Stock made up to special order, and war
ranted to be of the best made in America. Their long
experience in the CARRIAGE BUSINESS in Griffin, Ga.,
where they still keep a large stock, enables them to offer
great inducements, both in quality and price.
pF* COME EVERYBODY, and see our Stock, or seen
yourordert^aud you shall be supplied as low as you dan
buy in New York or any other market.
pSf* Next door above the Concert Hall.
October 30,1859—dtwtf
FREEMAN & SIMPSON’S
Told
(MAGNOLIJ
OLD
IAGN0LI
«FHLS
We offer for sale the above standard brand of fine
Copper-Distilled-Malted Rye-Whiskey, in barrels and
half barrels. As it is of our own distillation, and highly
improved by age, we confidently recommend it as the
purest and best Whiskey that can possibly be distilled.
We also offer our
OLD FAMILY RYE WHISKEY,
and other brands, from the largest stock of Fine Whis
kies in the United States.
FREEMAN A SIMPSON, Phoenix Distillery,
On the Schuylkill River, Philadelphia.
Offices 96 Wall Street, New York, and
March 27-dly 109 South Street, Philadelphia.
NEW
CLOTHING STORE.
BRYSON & BEAUMONT,
R ESPECTFULLY call the Jattention ;of the Public to
their Stock of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
—AND—
VESTINGS,
which they will make to order on the most reasonable
terms, and at short notice.
A Good Fit, in all cases,
GUARANTEED, !
ALSO, AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OP
READY-MADE
CLOTHING,
Of the Best Manufacturers New York
City, wUeb tney will sell at a
SMALL PROFIT
OUR STOCK OF
FURNISHING GOODS
Is new and complete, comprising every thing that a gen
tleman wears in that line, viz: SHIRTS, COLLARS, HO
SIERY, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, CRAVATS, and all
kinds of UNDER GARMENTS, Ac. Ac. 1 .
BRYSON & BEAUMONT,
Whitehall St., Markham’s Building,
aofc mH §foI> Office.
We take pleasure in calling
•the attention of our friends and patrons to
our new BOOK AND JOB OFFICE, now in full operation.
In all its branches, it is perhaps one of the most complete
in the South, enabling us to execute all kinds of Printing
in good style, and at prices that cannot fail to give entire
satisfaction. Our old friends will take notice that we are
again at their service, and ready with increased facilities,
to execute with promptness, such favors as they may be
stow, feeling that the past is a sufficient guarantee of what
we will be able to do in the future. Our recent purchase
comprise all the latest improvements in Printing, Bind
ing, Ac.
The extensive Bindery connected with the office is en
tirely new, and we can assure our friends that all orders
sent us in this branch of our business, will be promptly
and tastefully executed.
tSP - " All orders sent us will receive the personal atten
tion of Mr. Jis. I. Miller, whose reputation as a practical
printer, in connection with the old establishment, is favor
ably known in this State.
iTBCI
NUMNICUTT & TITL01,
SIGN OF THE
GOLDEI EAGLE,
Cor. Peachtree & Decatur Sts.
Would hereby call the attention of Physi
cians, Merchants and the public
generally, to their large and
well selected stock
OP
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
OILS, &c. &c.
Embracing every thing comprised in the
regular Drug Business, which they are pre
pared to sell on the most favorable terms,
FOR, CASH OR APPROVED PAPER.
Having unequalled facilities for the pur
chase of goods, they offer
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
TO
PURCHASERS.
In addition to their stock of STAPLE
DRUGS and CHEMICALS a
full assortment of
PERFUMERY,
TOOTII,
HAIR,
AKD MIL BRUSHES,
Fancy Soaps, cfco.
Which they receive direct from the Manu
facturers.
ALSO
THE
CHAMPIONGALLERY.
DeSHONG,
T HE great High Priest of Sun presides. He commands
the great Solar Camera. When he points her at the
Human Face Divine, he catches the Shadow in the twink
ling of a “Chigger’s” eye. Those wishing the best Pic
tures should call at the “Champion Gallery,” Markham's
New Block, Whitehall street. [May 26—d3m
A CARD.
M ESSRS. HAYDEN A KELLY, beg leave
in the most respectful manner to remind their friends
and the public, that they are still prepared to execute
PAINTING in all its branches, in first class style, and
that they have no connexion whatever (in business) with
any other parties. Office in Holland House.
May 28—dlOt
Fancy Goods, Combs, Gold Foil,
Teeth, Dental Cases, Dental
and Surgical Instru
ments, Medicine
Chests, Etc.
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers of
TAYLOR’S
ANTI-DYSPEPTIC ELIXIR.
May 9—tf
NEW
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE.
1 HAVE now on hand and for sale by the wholesale or
retail, a magnificent stock of CIGARS,imported direct
from Havana, to which I invite the attention of smokers.
I have also on hand, a select assortment of the best
Smoking and Che wing TOBACCO, at my new store on
Decatur street, near the Athenaeum.
Feb. 25—dtf A, PONCE Agent.
DR. D. YOUNG,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Johnson’s Block, Whitehall St.,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
K EEPS constantly on hand a choice
Stock of Paints, Varnishes, Oils, fancy
Goods, 4c. Very cheap religious Books,
School Books, 4c.
Wholesale Agent, for choice Garden Seeds.
Wholesale Prices of Darby’s Prophylactic ___
Fluid. X doz $2,50; 1 doz $4; X g™ 33 S 22 ! 1 fi™ 33
Juiyl4 —dawly
Sale Every Night this Week.
W E have on hand one of the largest and finest stock
of JEWELRY ever offered in this city.
Gold Watches of every grade, Silver Watches Of all
classes, with a fine assortment of Dress Got Ce, a l of
which can be bought at reduced prices. We hope the
ladies will call and purchase for themselves.
June S-2t S. J. SHACKELFORD, V. M.
Four Thousand Skirts per Day.
R EQUIRING Four separate Factories, and the labor
ef ono thousand hands, are required by the demand
for Thomson’s Skirts.
For Sale.
T WO Houses and Lots on Calhoun Street, Ga. R. R.
One House has nine rooms, the other three.
also, c
O NE ACRE LOT near Winship’s Foundry, in the rear,
with moderate improvements. A bargain can be
had in the above.
ALSO,
A BEAUTIFUL half acre lot near Mineral Spring,
high and weU covered in native oaks, for cash. A
bargain can be had in tliis lot. Apply to
G. J. FORE ACRE & CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
Masonic Hall Building.
Atlanta June 23 dtf.
WHITE LEAD, OIL, dee.
YY 100 kegs White Lead—various brands;
For sale by
1000 galls. Raw Oil.
1000 galls. Boiled Oil.
James F. Bozeman,
I. G. Strapper,
J. P. lllges,
W. H. Young,
James Ennis.
THE GEORGIA
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF COLUMBUS GA.
Fire and Marine.
CAPITAL $250,000.
T HIS COMPANY having completed its organisation
under the charter granted by act of the last Legisla
ture (and which offers unusual guarantees to policy hold
ers.) is now prepared to insure Dwellings, Stores and
other buildings, Merchandise, Cotton and other produce,
Household Furniture, and all kinds of insurable proper
ty, against loss or damage by fire; also to take risks of
Marine and Inland Navigation, at the lowest rates charg
ed by responsible companies.
DIRECTORS :
j John McCough,
Robert M. Gunby,
C. C. Cody,
Daniel Griffin,
William H. Hughes,
L. T. Downing,
JOHN McCOUGH, President.
D. F. Wilcox, Secretary.
FRANCIS R. SHACKELFORD, Agent,
for the above^Company, Atlanta.
Office next door to the Bank of Fulton.
July 6-tf
CHARLES BEERHAX’S
SHAVING SALOON,
Next Boor to tbe Post Office.
C HARLES BEERMAN has just opened his splendldly-
arranged Shaving Saloon, next door to the Post Of
fice, where he will serve his customers, and the public
generally, from 6 in the morning until 9 o’clock in the
evening.
As an appendage to the Shaving Department, he has a
large and well-selected assortment of
PERFUMERY,
COMBS,
BRUSHES, Ac., Ac.,
of every variety; also the best and finest brands of im
ported CIGARS,
CIGAR-HOLDERS,
Jan 31—dly MERSCHAUM PIPES, Ac., Ac.
ATLANTA HATJIANUFACTURE.
J. M. HOLBROOK,
MANUFACTURER AND JOBBER OF
HATS & CAPS,
IN ALL THEIR VARIETY.
WHITEHALL STREET,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
MILITARY CAPS MADE TO ORDER.
June 21-tf
Splendid Subburban Property for Sale.
A FIRST CLASS Cottage Dwelling within 1 )4 miles of
the Passenger Depot, with 18 acres of land, 12 acre*
of heavy wood land, 200 choice fruit trees, part in bear
ing, two wells of excellent water, all the necessary out
buildings to a first class residence, a splendid garden, Ac.
The House contains 5 rooms on first floor, finely sur
rounded by native forest trees. This is the finest situa
tion around Atlanta, and can be bought at a bargain by
applying soon to
G. J. FOREACRE A CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents, Masonic Hall,
^une 19-1
SUMMER
DRYGOODS.
CIJTTIM & STONE,
Decatur Street.
We are now receiving a large lot of
SUMMER
DRESS GOODS,
which we are offering at
BARGAINS.
dtST’ Call and examine for yourselves.
May 15—dtf
MADDOX A WATKINS,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ALABAMA STREET,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
a
^ Q Qbags Rio, Java and Laguyra COFFEE;
7 100 barrels A, B and C SUGAR;
30 hhds fair to choice SYRUP;
100 barrels New Orleans SYRUP;
25 half-barrels New Orleans SYRUP;
200 boxes E. D. and W. R. CHEESE;
50 hogsheads BACON, dry and fine;
200 kegs NAILS, best brand;
500 barrels LIQUORS (assorted;)
50 barrels apple and white wine VINEG
20 bales BAGGING;
100 coils ROPE;
CIGrABS, any Q.u.antitvl
Fresh, from Havana.
1,000 BOXES TOBACCO
On Consignment from the Factory.
AGENTS BOB
STEARNS ft MARVIN'S
FIRE-PROOF SAFES
A large lot on hand at all times.
We are receiving dally fresh supplies of
GROCBRZBS,
which we defy Competition in Quality or Prices.
B. r. madpox.] [Feb 4—dly] [r. watxins.
MRS. A. ISAACS,
FASHIONABLE MILLINER,
Whitehall Street,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
K EEPS constantly on hand a large and splendid as
sortment of
BONNETS,
Of the latest styles, suitable for all seasons.
Head Dresses, Berthe Capes, Fancy
Articles, dee., dee.,
which she will offer at very low pr ces, anwould re-
pectfully solicit a call. [ag-dlyp
R. u. CLXRKJE.
T. P. GRCB3.
CLARK & GRUBB.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
mso-zio bhoblers*
Whitehall St., - - Atlanta, Ga.
Keep constantly on hand all classes of Negroes, and
are paying the highest market price for all that may be
offered. March 5—dtf