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k S0 UTHEM" .O0NPEilEIG¥^ fOMtlctlLATEST NEWS I TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1861. Our Caavaaoon. Kwn. Sum H Osin i«, W. 8. ftuuruuu, usd | A. J. Cautuu. .r. our authorial AgauU i© I Jioit Iirb.rnI'timis and rrrript f r inanuy on [ urcouutof tbo "Anitburo OnfodMury." Normal. j- 0B . Jorf: Cl.moo, *nd lion Solon norland puM'l ItiroujU thi. oil; thi» morning lor Montgomery. Hon. William H. 8>ylr* *»" at Ihu Atlanta Uotal thin moruia*. Col. John Krakina la conSnod at tke Atlanta Hotel from an attack ol IoSoroiuatory Kh.um- atiara. Col. Jamee W. Harria of Cues, arrired in this city to-day on thu ono o'clock traio, and i» atopping at Col. B. C. Vancev'a. I.w’r Volunteer.. Capt 0. Waahinglon Lcc'a Company of Vol- unteara—ouuibaling cighty-Sao inen-lafllhia city tbia morning, on tb# Atlanta A Went-Point I Bailmad, tn route for Pen,.cola. A aary largo concourae of citiiene, male and female, atacroblad at the Depot to bid them | God apoad In their patriotic antarpriac. The train moaod off atnid the cbeera of the vast crowd, and the firing of cannon. The following io a lint of the Commirainned j O i core of the Volunteers: I G. Washington Lee, Captain. I Jabes R. Bbodaa...— Firet Lieutenant. j John W. Brown Second Lieutenant. I Win. If. McConnell, Third Lieutenant. I W. H. Tumor, Eoeign. I Mark D. Lae, - „ Huertar Master | E. L Connelly, M. D Surgeon. Davis Infantry. The arms for this young corps have been re ceived, and we learn will be distributed to the nembera, from the Armory of the Gate-City Guards, tomorrow night CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA. Montoonurt, March U.—The Congress ol tbe Con federate State* adjourned to night, to meet again on the second Monday in May. Congress baa confirmed the following nomi nations for District Judges: ▲. 0 Magrath, for South Carolina; H. R Jackson, for Georgia; William J. Jones* for Alabama; Wm. Lanier Harria, for Mississippi; J. Semruoa, for Louis isos; John Hemphill, for Texas; Jesse J. Finley, for Florid*. Congress also confirmed McQueen Molntoeh •• District Judge of Admiralty at Key West* Florida; P. R. Hubbard, of Alabama, as Com missioner of Indian Affairs; Alexander B. Clitberi.il, as Register of the Treasury; and Boiling Baker, ol Georgia, as Auditor of the Treasury. The State Convention of Alabama have adopted a resolution to adjourn on Wednesday, and passed an Ordinance altering the Free Banking Act. Substitutes stocks of the Con federate Slates for those of the United States, and allows the issue of two for one. Neither eitisene nor corporations are allowed to bold ateck. Two members of Congress have been elected to supply resignations. They are U. C. Jones, of Lauderdale, and Nick Davit, of Madison. Loublaua. New Ormsam*, March 16.—The State Con vention has rejected the Ordinance to submit the permanent Constitution of the Confederate States to lb * people, by a vote of 7 4 to 26. The Constitution will be ratified on Monday. Florida. Tai.lahakbrk, March 18.—The Convention will re assemble on the 18th of April. Thomas W. Wall bts been elected to the Leg islature from Clay county, to fill a vacancy. Two persona have been arrested for burning the town of Newport; they will probably be hung by the people. ftuow. The cars by the State Road last night were bickly covered with enow. We learn that a heavy fall of snow occurred at MUledgeville yesterday. Forwarding Agency. We would respectfully invite the attention of Merchauts and others interested to the an nouncement, in another column, of Mr. James . Gantt, late Forwarding Agent on the South Carolina Railroad. We Ask Attention To the card of Messrs. Bruyn A 8avage, f Savannah, in to-day’s issue. They thoroughly competent in their line, and rsons needing the services of an Architect naot do better anywhere, or get good work lone on more favorable terms, than by ern- loyiog them. We also ask the attention of the mercantile rtioa of our readers to the cards of Messrs, 'alien A Millers, sod of G. Lawrant A Co., re- ipectively. They are both reliable houses, of tablished reputation, and no person trans- ling bueiness with them can fail to be satis fied. Marshall House. Savannah. We would oall the attention of the travel** ing public, to the card of Mr. Coolidge, of Sa vannah, in this day’s paper. He is every way s gentleman, and keeps a model houss. His ooms are well fnrnished, his beds clean, and ill neat, and the fare unsurpassed. Mr. C. |ives every department of his bouse his per tonal attention. We stopped there while at- ending the Convention Inst week* and we say tf his house only what we personally know « be true. Items and News. Helper*of “Impending Crisis” notoristy, is a Washington looking for an office. The Day Book suggests that Old Abe appoint him United tales Marshal at Charleston* South Carolina, •s that is just the place for a brave roan. Hon. Wm. 8. Barry* President of the Missis sippi State Convention* announces that that body #111 convene at Jackson, Mississippi* on I Monday* March 2alh. The Charleston Mercury of Saturday says : salute of seven guns in honor of ths Stales composing the Southern Confederacy, waa fired estarday from the floating battery. This struc- uro it new finished, and was visited by crowds if our citisens yesterday. Twenty thousand dollar* worth of Rice was lestroyed by fire in one of the bonded ware houses of New York, Monday night last. Hon. John E Ward* United States Minister China, arrived in Florence, Italy, previous t) the 17th nltirno. The Charleston Mercury says that the gal- ant Capt. Duncan N. Ingraham, C. S. N., yes- erday received orders to proceed immediately io Pensacola. Benjamin Wade, of Ohio* in view uf the pa cificatory measures adopted by the Adminis tration, says “the Republican party bide fair to damned before it is fairly born.” It waa sinned io the conception. A young mas named Michael Gleason, ton Patrick Gleason, was found dead about aun- Wn near Hawk’s bridge, -near Auguste* on indny. Subsequently Coroner Baker held an uest on the deceased, and the following ver ts rendered: “That he ceme to his death koifeor tome sharp.pointed instrument e heads of oee Robert Poole, subbing In tbs right aide, and taking effect in the t lung, and causing almost immediate h. M Pool* waa arrested end pot iu jell, lady having met with a fatal accident, tbe wleg epitaph was inscribed on ker tomb. " 8«d waa her death I she tost it thus: She was drnv over by a buss.” The New York Tribune gives up the whole i*. It says it bes been in ignorance of the it* of affairs in tbe South. It says no one litved, before election, that disunion could »er, but now it is a fact. The Southern 8latee it* seceded* and w* may as well qwn it— ds it frank, and ws ara glad it. b»s at laat *kad up to tbe real facte af the ease. Texas. Galveston dates to (be 10th instant have been received at New Orleans. Fort Brown was evacuated by tbe Federal troops on tbe 12tb, without (rouble. Major Porter was superintending the Federal troops and they will proceed to Key West and Tor- tugaa by the Daniel Webster. Several hundred State troops were inlist— ed for six months to serve under Ford on tbe Rio Grande by occupying the various ports. The Convention were discussing measures for military defence. Major Martin of tbe Untied States army re signed and tendered his services to this State. Camp Colorado on the Northern frontier waa taken by Stale troops. Capt. Sayre of theC. 8. A. arrived to mus ter in a regiment of rangers for the frontier by the orders of President Davis. Ths steamer Rusk arrived from Ilrasos with three hundred State troops. mil kD STATE**, Washington, March 18. The Senate debated the Douglas resolution* Mr. Breckinridge for, and Mr. Hale against it. Previous to the debate, Mr. Bright presented a joint resolution of the Indiana Legislature— petitioning Congress to call a Convention of all the States, to consider the propriety of amend ing the Constitution. The Senate then went into Executive ses sion* in the nomination of C. F. Adams of Mas sachusetts, as Minister to England; Dr. Day- ton, of New Jersey, as Minister to France; Mr. Marah, of Vermont, as Minister to Sardinia; Mr. James Watson Webb to Turkey. Mr. Day- ton was confirmed. Executive officials state to-day that no or der has yet been issued for the evacuation of Fort Sumpter, but others well informed say that Gen. Scott has been duly empowered to act in the promises, and bns issued such or ders. 8amuel Archbold, Eogineer-in-Chief of the Navy, and a citiien of Washington City has resigned. The Commissioners are awsiting a response to their communication to tbe Government. Mr. Roinain it expected to arrive this after noon. EUROPE. By tha arrival of the steamship Arabia, off Sandy Hook, on tbe 16th instant, Liverpool advices to the 2d have been received. Tbe Arabia brought £260,000 in specie. The London Times says that Prince Metier- nich has communicated to M. Tbouvenel, the Fiench Minister of Foreign Affairs, an impor tant note fiom the Court of Vienna, declaring that the Austrian Government will never rec ognize Victor Emanuel as King of Italy; but that if France withdraws he r troops from Rome, •he (Austria) will immediately replace them, and if the Revolutionists make the least move ment in Venetia and Hungary, the will croes tbe Mincio. Live spool Cot to* Market, March 2.—Tbe sales of the week were 63,400 bales—of which •peculators took 2,600, and exporters 11,000.— The market closed at a slight advance on last week's quotations. On Friday, tbe 1st, thesales were 6,000 balsa, the market closing dull.— Fair Orleans quoted at 7fld., Middling Orleans «i>i O® Saturday, ths 3d instant, the sales reached 10,000 bales—of which speculators and exporters took 6,000. The Canada’s news im parted a better tone, and the market showed an advancing disposition. Messrs. Hewitt A Co. say that tbe week's ad vance is bsrely 1-16(5 id. Iu some instances the advance was lost The stock on hand is 866,000, of which 605,- 000 bales are American. Flour is dull but unchanged. Wheat is quiet •nd irregular—has partially daclined lfalld — Corn ia dull. Beef and pork is quiet. Bacon is heavy. Sugae is heavy. Coffee quiet Rice heavy. Inferior qualities quoted at 4(<*4s. 7d. The Manchester account* ere unfavorable — Quotations are nominal. The sale* ere unim portant. There was Increased heaviness in tbe market. Tli. bullion In th. B.nlr of Enalend ku ia- ereM.<l ISIS 4*0. Hat.. Correa Mi.kit. February IT.—Or JVM Ontimnrt ia quoted i> 101?.. .n.l Uu, ■»*•» '•«'*. »■! bu MnoW *a*«. Tb. (lock o. hud 1* IU.MS belee. COMMERCIAL. UMTA 04B.V it WM. *. atfStte. ATLANTA, March 10. The week opens with a st sdy demand. Not withstanding the immense amounts of produce arriving, oonsumer* are like Oliver Twist—still erying “ for more.” The heavy slocks of corn we quoted a day or two since, have melted away, and to-day it is scarce. Bacon has also moved off rapidity, and but light stooka remain. Lard is in good supply, and fair demand, at 12i@13j cents. Flour Is much needed—a medium is called fer. Fair stocks of Extra and Fancy and Fair can be bought, but the article in demand is good Superfine. We still quote extreme* $6.20 @8 76. Bills of Lading for immense quantities of produce are held by our Merehants, and it i* but reasonable to infer that from fifty to sixty car-loads per day will be landed here. There fore oonsumers can rely upon having orders filled from Atlanta, before they can possibly come from any other point. The uncertainly of getting goods through above, has forced mer chants East and South of us to buy temporary supplies here, and they are realising the fact that they save time and money by tha opera tion. In the present condition of freights st Nash ville, Memphis, Florence, and other places, there is no certainty of getting shipments or dered now delivered in less than forty or sixty days; and to ship from the West but subjects the buyer to two dray charges, insur ance and commissions at points of delivery by steamers. This fact should be weighed by buyers; and the assertion of Western drum mers, who profess to deliver goods at a certain time for a certain amount, which excludes the commission mentioned,should not be credited, or parties will find, to their coat, that they have “reckoned without their bowl.” Every mail brings us additional intelligence of overwhelming quantities of freight being landed above ; and though the Western Roads use every energy, it muat he long ere they catch up. More freights are being received than they can ship, and this assertion covers the whole ground. Our Dry Goods trade, and other branches of business, have a marked improvement, and the principal stocks having been laid in before the import duty was levied, prices rule as fo- merly; and it is generally admitted, we offer fine in ducements for the trade of tbe surrounding country. The following are tbe Receipts, to day, per Western A Atlantic Railroad: Coro, 3 321 sacks. Flour 127 barrels. Bacon, 17 hogsheads. Lard, 24 packages. Oats 100 sacks. Wheat .* 66 sacks. Meal, 66 tacks. MONETARY. Exchange in good demand with but scant supply at 31fo*4c. Gold is lively at 4 per cent. Western funds are sought at fl($4c. Tennes see command 1@.2c. freely. AH standard South Carolina funda at par here. GEORGIA BANK-NOTE LIST. AitffunUi In*uranc* 4k Banking Company, Augunta W. M. D'Antlgnac, Pre* B. Walton, Ciuh. Bank of Augueta. Augusta. John Bunn, Prw J. W. Davies, Cash. Urnuine with counterfeit signatures are in circula tion-better refuse all. 10«, female reclining, man with sleeves rolled up. life, vlg. Mtr ury and sailor on sea-shore; uni. geo. 10», vlg. wagon and team ; unlike the genuine. 20*, on left end portrait of Washington; genuine has a portrait of Jackson; 20 on the loner corners; the genuine has XX. Btink of Athene, Athens. Bieveus Thomas, Pres A. P. Dealing, Cash. Bank of Columlue, Columbus. W. II. Youug, Pies P. Adams, Cash. 6* raised from Is. Bttnk of Commerce, Savannah. U. It. Lamar, Pres J. C. Fer rill, Cash. Btink of Empire State, Rome. A. It. s*mllh, Fret John McHryde, Cash. Bank of Fulton, Atlanta. K. W. Iloland, Pres A. Austell, Cash. A few trapr<s«Um«, 10* and 20«,(old plates, Nos. be tween 2,000 and 8,000,) are in circulation, with forged signatures. Bank of Middle Georgia, Macon. Isaac Scott, Pres. A. H. Powell, Cash. Bank of Savannah, Savannah. Lewis F. Harris, Pres W. B. Tinsley, Cash. f»* altered from Is ; vlg. a steamship, a female on the left end, bust of a female on the right. 10s, vig. female standing; •* Bank of Savannah” iu black type; X on the right end: men on the left end. Bank tf the State of Georgia, Savannah. 60s, vig. female sitting, holuing Ugure 60; three oval dieson the right end, with “Ueorgla" across them. virtY across left end ; imitation of old plate. 60s, vig. female holding a rudder in her right hand, at her feet sheaf of wheat and scythe; locomotive cross ing a bridge in tha dlstai ce; unlike genuine. IO*, have a steamer on left end with 100 over and under It; small 100s around the whole margin ; ** State Bank of Georgia" on the back In red Ink; unlike the genuine. 100a, not like genuine; vig. female seated beside a bridge, sheaf of grain, waterfall, and small horse drink ing ; locomotive In the distance. Central Railroad 4k Banking Company, Savannah. It. R. Cuyler, Pres O. A. Cuyler, Cash. City Bank of Augueta, Augusta. A. Could, Pres W. J. Sams, Cash. Farmer*' 4k Mechanic*' Bank, Savannah. J. Richardson, Prea J. B. (Jaudry, Cash. Geergia Railroad 4k Banking Company. Augusta. John P. King, Prea. J. Milligan, Canh. 60s. vlg. three faces, the middle one is Indistinct— poorly engraved. la Grange Bank, LaO range. Thomas Burch, Pres W. 11. Tuller, Cash. Marine Bank'of Georgia, Savannah. [. ormerly Marine A Fire Insurance Bank.] Charles F. Milts, Pres Win. p. Hunter, Cash. 60s, vlg. beeht'e, male head and taro 60s on right end, same on left end. good Imitation of old pla:e. JfH'AaMtc*’ Bank, Augusta. Thomas & Metcalf, Pres Milo Hatch, Ca.h. Mechanic•’ Saringe Bank, Savannah. idee Farmers’ atul Mechanics' Bank.) Merchant*' 4k Planter*' Bank, Savannah. tl. Roberts. Pres A. Barrie, Cash. Norik- We*t*m Bank, Ringgold. W. H. Inman, Pres A. B. Cowan, Caah. • Planter*' Bank of the State of Georgia, Savannah. O. W. Annaraou, Pm ~U. W. Marcer, Cwah. Timber Cutter*' Bank, Savannah. 0. Lpplng, Prea. J. A Hatton, Cash. Union Bank, Augusta. (Former “ Edward Thomas, I Broken and Ctaeed Bankt, •an* of (/-wauGfrf , u'VrnriDOfO nreBe. 'herolee Jneurance 4 B'king Co., Dalton Broke. <\nnmervial Btink of Brunetcick, Brunswick. .Closed. Exchange Bank, Unfln Broke. Interior Bank of Grijtn, Ortffln Closed. MamOkuMrerf Bank of Gridin, OriMn. .60 M e. dts. Pltintor*' 4k Meehan ice' Bank, Dalton. Some Bills aal I Bank IMS Southern Btink tf Georgia, Bain bridge Timber Cutter#' Bank, Savannah.. Not Bankable. Refuse all Georgia Bonks sot found bam The dIn ert ption appended wader several ot tbs Banks, are Mm Counterfoils upon those Banka. me Blit* aal I to h« coed—olhora useless—refuse all. I tf Whitfield, Dalton, is Btnk I* not current hors. BOOK MO JOB PRINTING!! D O D O DO/ v YOU WANT Y O U W ANT YOU WANT ANY » ANY ANY KIND KIND KIND O F O V O F PRINTING PRINTING PRINTING It U LING R U L I N G li C LING O R O U O R BINDING BINDING BINDING DONE DONE DONE WELL DONE W ELL DONE W E L L D O N E N EATLY NEATLY NEAT I. Y A N D A N D A N D QUICK!. Y QUICKLY QUICKLY A T A T A T HONEST HONEST HONEST RATES RATES RATE S G O G 0 G 0 TO T H E TO THE TO THE FRANKLIN F R A NKLI N F R A NKLI X PRINTING HOUSE PRINTING H OUSE PRINTING HOUSE A N D AND A X D BOOK BIND K R Y B O OK BINDER Y BOOK BINDERY O N O N O N A L A B A M A STREET A L A B A M A S T R E E T ALABAMA STREET A T L A N T A A T L A N T A •ATLANTA SIX PRESSES SIX PRESSES S I X P RFSSF.S . A L W A Y S A I. WAYS ALWAYS R U X N I X G R U N N I N G R U N N 1 N G T II R E E THREE T II R E E BY STEAM BY 8 TEAM B Y S T E A M KEEPING K E K P I X G KEEPING T H1RTY-ON E T II I R T Y - O N E THIRTY- ONE PERSONS PERSONS PERSONS CONSTANTLY C OX 8TANTLY CONSTANTLY E M P L O Y E D EMPLOYED EMPLOYED DO NO T DO NO T DO NOT FORGET FORGET FORGET THE THE THE FRANKLIN FRANKLIN FRANKLIN PRINTING HOUSE PRINTING HOUSE PRINTING HOUSE AND AND AND BOOK BINDERY BOOK BINDERY BOOK BINDERY RULING IliO BOO! BINDING! S1LVET tiDOUGKSTT MORCR038' BUUD1NG, Junction Whit«hall Ac F«aoh-Tree [ I l Street.. ‘ Atlanta, taoorgta. ss." lugeatauwk't l»oo«* tbof )>•*• e»«r oiTurut in ode hckk. Their «t«ck*« taught •Keluiivel? for Cub, and will be priced at low flguroa. Th«jr hara ewarj Tariofy of DRY GOODS, from Brown Homeapuna to the finest Dress Silk*; all kinds of fresh LADIES’ DRESS GOODS; a large eisortmeot of including Linens, Lawns, Piece Goods. Calicoes, Ginghams. Ac..; alt kinds of HOSIERY and FANCY ARTICLES. Also, a large assortment of JEWELRY, WATCHES, Acc. In their Basement Rooms, they have an ele gant and full supply of Ready-Made Clothing, andOERTIiEMEN’S FUBKI8B1NQ GOODS. TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS, Ac. Alao, about ♦ 10,000 worth of SHOES, BOOTS, &c. embracing all sises. and a great variety* (or La dies, Misses, Men, Boys and Children. They repeat} their stock is very full, and they are determined to sell. The public are respectfully invited to call and examine their stock and prices before pur chasing elsewhere. raarchS SILYEY A DOUGHERTY. CONFECTIONARIES. F. NL. JACK, -Agent, HtXT DOOH TO W. P. HERRING k CO., "Whitehall Atlanta, Georgia. K EEPS constantly on hand an excellent stock of CONFECTIONARIES, FRUITS, CaKE8, NUT8, CANDIES, PRESERVES, JELLIES. PICK ELS, AC . Sc. Alao, Fine Imported WINES, BRANDIES TOBACCO. CIGARS, Ac.. Ac. Also, a great variety of Fancy Articles—Bas kets, Toys, Ac. The Ladies and the Public generally are re spectfully invited to call. mar8. A. ISAACS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Millinery and Fancy GOODS, Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, Head Dresses, Embroideries, Laces, Blonbro, RucIjrG, Jpcrfumrn), <Sz>o., <Sco. CONNELLY’S IRON FRONT BUILDING WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA GA. ocW-dlv J. H. LOYEJOY, WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCER, AMD DKALRR IX Tobitffo, Wine. Liquor, Cigars, It, Cherokee Block, Peach-Tree Street, Atlanta, Georgia. feb26-ly G. K. & J. L HAMILTON, Sl’CCKSSORS TO SMITH A EZ7.ARD, DRUGGISTS, PIIAHMACKUTIHTH, AND DEALS (IS IN PURE MEDICl>T.fl, CIIKMICAL8, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLAflfl, FANCY AND TOILET ARTl< LES, IIL KNINO FLUID, CAMPIIF.NK, K<RoSKNK OIL AND LAMP*, 8UR- ICAL A DENTAL INcTUCMENTS, FINE FRENCH AND CATAWBA BRANDIES WINES, Ac. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. ATTENTION! FURNISHED WITH UNIFORMS AT SHORT NOTICE AND LOW PHICBS, BY LAWSHE & PURTELL, AT TIIEIK MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. dMb jamu* h- AlAUCAMUKa. . ATTOllXlfr XT i.AW, Washington, Georgia. P RACTICES in Wilkes and adjoining coun ties. Refers to George G. IIull, E-q.. of Atlanta. ml 4 THOMAS & ABBOTT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, .Atlanta* Georgia. Office in Smith’s Building, Whitehall street. G. 8. Teohas, jaldtf Bin. 7. Asaoir. PROFESSOlt NOTTS DANCING ACADEMY, CORNER OF UK ACK TRPC AND MARIETTA STERKTS, Atlanta, Georgia. D AYS OF TUITION: Mondays and Tues days, from 3 till 6 o'clock, P. M., for La dies, Misses and Masters; and the same days, at night, from 7} till 10 o’clock, for Young Gen tlemen. Terms, $10 for the full course of 12 lessons. Feb. 19—tf. SAX K1BKMAM. JOHN W. LUKE, KIRKMAN & LUKE, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 170, Second Street, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. Refer to Joan Kirkmak, Jarir Wood*, W GRRRRriBi.n, Nashville, Tenu. jan 9—3m WILLIAM MACKIE* FRESCO PAINTER AND GRAINER, HAVING located perma nently in Atlanta, will de rote bis whole attention to the above Branches in all their details. Likewise, SIGNS of every descriptor WIN DOW 8HADE8, SHOW CARDS, CARVED LETTERS made to order in any styie, war ranted to equal any City in the Uniou. Orders from the Country attended to. OFFICE—In Beach A Root’s Building— tairs (eh l illl’imT WT TO CO.VSIMERS OF GAS! 1 HAVE appointed Mr. WILLIAM BARNKri my Agent for the sale of LEFFINGWELL’S GAS REGULATOR J. R. BAVIN. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. Chaki.khTo.n, Marcli I. 1801 S HIPPER8 of Merchandise to poir In «,n the South Carolina and c< uueenug Railroad* wno have heretofore consigned their shipment* to the Agent of the South Carolina Railroad here, are notified tha’, tine Company will dis continue the bu int-es ol r covins auu f »iw*rd mg on and af er the 11 th instant This proceeding ia made hec*-a*ar). in more- qm nee of liie new dunes and responsibilities growing out of liie Tariff Act, February ISth, of tbe Congreaa of the Confederate States. It wilt, therefore, be nocesaarv (hat all tr« ight destined as above should be direct* d io Com mission Merchants iu the city, to whom il.c Company will continue to advance ordinary expenses, such as freight, drayage, and wharf age. A nd Shippers will find it greatly to their in terest to forward promptly to consignees in voices and bills of ladiug, to enable g oda m be parsed through the Custom House without do lay- W J. MAG RATH, ui6-8i. General Agent. . LITrHRNHTADT. J. K. HAGP.N ARE DISTRIBUTED DAILY AT THE Planters' & Mechanics' NO. 49 WHITEHALL STItEKT, Atlanta,- Georgia, jUMtt BUTLERk PETER* T O thousands of customers who ore delight ed with the magnificent display of our EXTENSIVE STOCK OF ENTIRELY NEW STAPLE dr EAH6S DRY-G00D8! DRESS ROODS, OF EVERY VARIETY: Embroideries, Hosieries, Black Italian Silks, Silk Robes, Shawls, Lace Points, Mantillas, Domestic* —AND— Carpets, Hats Boots, Shoes arid Dumcruua other articles a{i|icitaiuiti^ to our buaiocsfi—all of which wo arc now offering at the very Lowest Prices! At Wholesale or Retail We moat respectfully invite the attention ot the public generally tq.au examination of our Stock, and solicit of them a share of their pat ronage. J. K. I1AGKN & CO., march!! At Mcrrla*’. Old 1 NDU RUBBER BKL1INO—from S Io 6 1 inchca—fcr ulc hr uu.U CENTER k TREAD NEIL