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THE DAILY OPINION. Htman Monsthobity—Ac Child with Two Jlea'it and Four Amt*—In Chippewa, WIscoiibIl, there is one, of the muat re markable oldecti that ever breathed the Ifreath of linaven—the body of a child with two perfect head# juid four complete, Well-formed nrmH. The lower limbi are natural, and alao the extreme lower part of the IxxJv. Jiiat above the hips the body tocsins to Increase in size, the backbone branching out to right and left, and diverg ing fiiilllciently to give room fortWO shoul tier blades between them in their proper •position, the distinct two forint beginning their operate existence just below the MJTji pits. In front the body below the Jlttvcl ajipears natural. About that point 5t gradually branches out into two separate organizations, the breast hones bring joined. The vital organs are all double; the shoulders and neexsare allucrfect, and the heads are well-formed. The features lire regular and well developed, one head apl>earing to lie that of a male, while the features of the other resemble those of u female. The genitals of the male are ]»cr- fect. -VJtogether this Is a wonderful speci men of Uie genus man. Like the .Siamese twins, the two faces aro naturally inclined toward each other, the back of the body being broader than the front. The Inside arms are in such a position as to naturally tw ine around the little necks, each of its fellow’, giving a pleasing effect. The weight el the body, alter having lieen somewhat reduced by the process of cmbulming, was eight pounds. The child was born in Cliipj/cwa on Hunday, the 14th of July— Drs. J. A. MacDonald and Alexandria MftB—d being in attendance. One side lived a few minutes after being usliered into this strange world, and then died, while the other uid not breathe. The body lias )>een leased from the parents—Who Jiaturally shrink from having their names published—by a man who proposes to take jt abroad and exhibit it to the curious world. Dr. MacDonald has embalmed it lor that purpose. 0“ Another grand tournuinent is to come off in September, at Columbus, Miss, lien. Ord and stall, Hen. Humphries, and uther (llstingulished gentlemen, including members of the press from all parts of the fctftte, ore to attend. CfEOltUlA, Fayette county. trut ion on the mUI>' of Burary Palmer, lule ( said county, deceased: This i- to cite nil ami singular, the creditor an next of kin of said deceased, to l>c and appear i any offleo, within I lie t id estate. W ilDcsMuy Jmnd and official signature, August 96th, IWiT. EDWARD CONNOR, OrJL.ary. augtT—WtM 1*1 in II I Ire f:{; GEORGIA, Faysi nt county. A M.IsON SPKIU, dun., administrator on the e-tato ol Allison iMieir, deceased. having made application to thin Court for leave to sell the • 1 ‘"g to the estate of said deeeosed, for the heirs and creditors, all persons •notified to flic their objections. If any they have, within two months from the first publication of this notice, else leave will he i<ranted for the sale of said real estate August 2d, ISO". KHWAK!) CONNOR, Pi foe $T> Ordinary. I-' H kLB HHERIFF’8 SALKS. \\l ILL bo sold before the Court House door, at V t Decatur, In Dekalb county, Georgia, on the BretTucsJa' in Octolier next, within tho legal pours of •afe, lot of land number two hundred and elghtv-ono (281), and the west half of lot of Jand number one iiundred and eighty (ISO), both mid lot and half lot being in tho fifteenth district of DoKnlb county, and levied August 24th, 1607. Sheriff Do Kalb county. augfiT—■wlds GEORGIA, Cobb county. W 1IKHKAS, Mrs. Caroline B. Ormshy having applied to me for the administration of tlie estate or Theodore D. Ormshy, late ot said county, deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said de ceased, to file their objections, if any they have, in my office on or before the lir>t Monday in Octo ber next, otherwise letters of administration will )>c gran tod the applicant at that term of the court of Ordinary for said county. Given under my hand, at office in Marietta, this August 22d, 18GT. GEORGIA, Fulton county. VI7IILUMAS, John U. Wallace, administrator v\ drbonti non, of tlu* e>Uto of J. li Badger, dccca»idT»nd guardian of tho estate of Glauc.u* It. Badger, deceased, in Ins petition duly filed, repre sents that he has fully discharged said trusts ami is entitled to letters of dismission: All persons concerned are cited and admonished *o file their objections, if any exist, in terms of tho law. else letters of dismission will be granted the applicant. Witness my official signature, this August 2.1.1, 28(77. DAN J KL PITTMAN, Onlinary. uug24~wfim [ Printer’s fco $4.6UJ GEORGIA, Fulton county. XXTilKREAS. John J. Thrasher, administrator \ \ of tho estate of Joseph A. Thrasher, late of said county, deceased, represents in his petition duly filled, that he has lull? executed his suid This is, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said de ceased, to show cause, it any exists, within tho time allowed by law, why letters of dismission should not he granted the applicant. Witness my official signature, August 22d, lmi. DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary. iP|M iM [Printer's foe $4.601 GEORGIA, Fulton county. VIf IIKREAS, James K. Williams, guardian of VV Mrs C. 1). Duane, (formerly C. I>. Johnson.) and John I.. Johnson, represents, in his petition duly filed, that ho has fully discharged his said tru»t<and Is entitled to a dismission: This is, therefore, to cite and admonish all per sons concerned to file their objections, if any exists, within the time allowed by law, why let ters of dismission should not bo granted the ap plicant. Witness my official signature. August ltd, 2867. DANIEL PITTMAN, Ordinary augtfi—w40d ; Printer'[* Ice $ ft] GEORGIA, Fulton county. AI 711 EKE AS, E. W Holland, guardian of W Georgia and Lou ( raft, minors and orphans of W. II Craft, deceased, represents that he lias fully discharged bis said trust, and is eutitled to All persons concerned will file their objections, if any exist, within the time allowed by law, else letters w ill be granted according to the prayer of petitioner. ^ w ra)r °K!ftttlfnThlKTMS^' aujrtS—w40d 1 Printer* ten t») EXECUTOR’S SALK. M Y virtue of an onier from the Court of Onliua ry of Fayette eotiuty, Georgia, will b* sold oro the court House door in said county ol within the usual hours * " *“ THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD, TIIK WBSTRRN HALF OF TUT GREAT NATIONAL. LINE ACROSS TIIE CONTINENT, 1 IKING constructed with the AID AND fiUPER- IJVIHION OF THE UNIT Eli STATES GOV ERNMENT, is destined to bo one of the mobt im- POKTaNTAND VALUABLE KAII.ROADH INTER WOKLI>, Principal Partlan of the Nnin Stem Line between the Two Oceana. The present western terminus is at Sacramento n t lie nuvigaldc waters of the Pacific; but it will ultimately extend from ban Francisco across tlie richest and most populous parts of California. Nevada, and U tah, contiguous to all tho great Mining Regions of the Far West. The Company are authorised to continue their lino eastward until it shall meet and connect with the roads now building east of tbc Rocky Mountain ranges. Assuming that they will build and control half between San Francisco and seems probable, the di stall the Missouri Riv<». »■ uw.wum |>ivv»uivi ,ul United States will have invented in the comple tion of 705 miles «2H,5f)2«OO0,or at the aver age rate of $35,000 per mile—not including an absolute grant of 1(1,000,000 acres ot the Public Lands. By becoming a Joint investor in tho magnificent enterprise, and by waiving its first lien in favor of the First Mortgage Bond holders, tiie General Govkkkuknt, in effect, INVITES THE CO-OPERATION ON 1'RIVAE CAPITAL ISTS, and has carefully guarded their interests against all ordinary contingencies. The Central Pacific Railroad enjoys all the pri vileges, grants, and subsidies conferred by the tefiMof,Congress upc Am Nj| — " “ ‘ ' ” l h, Fayette, w ithin the usual hours ot sale, on the first Tuesday in Novoml*er next, one huudred acres of laml, being part of let No. 12*, in the II Patterson,deceased. MUrn benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased Terms cash. AngusUM. l«fl. FRANCIS PATTERSON, auA^-snds tPrefoctM lxecntor ADMINlHTKATRIX’S SALE. i)Y virtue of an order (him the Court of Ordina- ry ol Fayette county, Georgia, will be told before the Court House door in said county of Fayette, within the usual hours of sale, on the nM — belonging to tho e#Uto of Francis P. Jones, de ■ease" Bold ini the benefit ol the heirs and bred Ivors of said deaooaaod. Term* cash. JAMA JONES Administratrix August K lliT. mt^t-wuls [Pr> foe $51 NOTICE. CJJLTY DAYb alter date application will be O made to the Onttnar> of Bartow county, for Yeeve to tell all the real estate of Win. Crow, do- Mood, late of Barvow cmniy. in Bold lor (he btoofit of the hwirs and e red Iters of said deceased. Aurnet Wth. 1«N II JT PRB K-Adm’r. Acts or .Congress upon the other parts of tho through line, and has, in addition, severul special, exclusive udvantairen appli- * ly to the Western Half. I. The Company has received from the fitate and lilet cities of California, utKitfaiut in money, relit, and valuable jerojierty, tcorth’ovtr $3,000, II. The luuil«*l and cotlilest j/ariqf it* construction hat btfu tuccttt/ully mvreome w itliin Lite first ISM miles. In a few weeks the track w ill he completed entirely across tiie Sierra N ently of the vast through traffic which pass over it. Tho gross earnings for the months of Juno and July, upon the 04 miles then open for business, were ujaemrd o/$aJ07,- 000 in void; of which/our-A/fA* were net earn- rnhwie of through butinent which is shared among the Eastern connections and their branches. The road lies wholly in territory yielding the precious metals, and itt revenue* are collected incoin. Its rates for transportation are very advantageous, being more than throe times those of roads lying cast of it; and tiie ration/ operatingotqtenitt it lent than %]>er ctut. of tho yt'ott earningt. VI. In conscouence of the aid it receives from tiie General Government, from the State of Cali fornia, and from municipal corporations, the annual intorcst obligations which the Compa ny nro called upon to assume are very light.— Tho uct earnings upon an average of about7r> miles, in IrtOtt, were nearly three Umet the amount of annual intercut UabUltiet to be at- tnmed in building it, and mere $23f>.UN) more than the annual interest on the entire amount of Tho Company offer for sale, through usjthoir FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY YEAR, SIX FEU CENT. COUPON BONDS, Principal and Intercat Parable in Gold Coin, In New York city. They aro. in sums of tt ,000 each, with semi-annual gold cou pons attached, and arc soiling for the present at " or cent, and accrued interest fYom July 1st xi, lu currcucy', at which rate they yield Nine per cent* upon the Investment. -.roi •resent, in all oases, the Jtret lien upon a completed, equipped, nnd productive railroad, in which have been invested Govern ment subsidies, stock subscriptions, donations, surplus earnings, etc., nnd which is worth more than throo times the umount of First Mortgage Bonds which can be issued upon it. Tho agreement of this Company to pay princi pal and interest of their Bonds in coin, being made under tho Specie Contracts Law of Califor nia, authorising and enforcing contracts to pay gold, it legally binding, unlike similar agreements madoiby companies In States where no such legislative sanction exists. In these important particulars tho Securities of the Control l'aciflo Company of or an nn tnual de gree of ta/ety, ttabilily and priglt combined. The First Mortgage Bonds of this company arc destined to occupy a prominent place among FIRST CLASS SECURITIES in tho money mark ets of this country and Europe, and will, without doubt, ho eagerly sought for, and anxiously dealt in hereafter, at rates materially In advance of tho price at which they are now offered. Having careftdfy investigated the resources, progress, and prospects of the road, and the man agement of the Company’s affairs, wo cordially recommoud these Bonds to Trustees. Executors, Institutions, and others as an eminently tound,re liable and renumerative form qf permanent invest ment. Conversions of Government Securities, INTO CENTRAL PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE RONDS now realise for the holders about TWELVE TKR CEXT ADVANTAGE, WITH THE SAME RATE OF INTEREST. For sale by I whom desei ipt Valued, and by FISK tt HATCH, Bankan ud Detlen in Oovernmwt 8*ouritWi, No. 5 Xassau street, New York. N. B.—All kind, of (lovrrmurnt Securities re ceived at the full lunrket price in exchange ftir I the nbovo Bonds, Also, tfAU dcocrlpttom ofOovermnent be- I purities kept consUotly on Uuul, and Bought, Sold or Exchanged. -Uol.l Coin nnd f. S. Coupons bought, sold tWDcpoidt* received on liberal term*, subject to check at sight. | JHr<.ollscU«» *>*ds throughout ths ooonlrj. ■0-KltoslUisout Slocks god Bonds boughs sndsotd si tbs stock Kscbgggsun commission hr OTS|)*cl*l attention given to the ex change of Seven-Thirty Not** of nil the scries for the New Five-Twenty Bond* of MU. on lb* most tevoraM* terms. McNAUGHT^OSMOND&CO. DOTH SEMI-AML’AL MPOSE.jCotton Gins! Ootton GinsU :o: I tlivnsj the Agency, u this point, for the i XJ. celebrated TOTAL LOSSES PAID, Whitehall street, (OLD STAND,) ATLANTA CFOHG1A,! £21,271,972 57! Importers of, and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic HARDWARE, CUTLKKV, GL’XS. IKON, STEEL, NAILS, HOES) Etc, Manufacturer a* Ayentt for md vounter Old Dominion Nail Works tampany, Vulcan Iron Works’s Bar and I*lauUUon Iron, Circular, Mill, and Cliftou Mill Company’s Carriage and Ti*« Bolta, Brlnley’s Celebrated Kentucky Plows, Calhoun’s Htandard Kentu«*ky Plows, Collins’ Casteel Plows, Gibson’s Patent Cultivator Plows, Dupont’s Rifle and Blasting Powder. The attention of Ifealers is respcctfaliy called > our large and well assorted stock ot HEAVY AMD SHELF GOODS, Which we offer at LOW PfUCHS, for cash, auglfi—dtra MoNAUGHT, OBMOSD & CO. GREAT WATCH SALE, ON TDK POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN. Qivlny every Patron a Handsome and Jldiable Watch for the buo Price of Ten Dollarsl WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE, AND NOT TO BE Paid for Unless Perfectly Satisfactory. 100 bolid Gold Hunting Watches 100 Magic CRMSil Gold Watche- loo Ladica’ Watches, enameled. 200 Gold Hunting i hronometer do ■id Hunting kngiish fxiv JULY 1st, 1867. ASSETS, AT il A It K E T VALUE,) j HOUACK L. EMERY'S PATEXT-LMVtRSAL" I . ! Cotton Gin and Condenser, KAILWAY AND LEVER HORSE H’OWEH.S Threshing Machines, AND THE INGERfiOLL’ft PATENT COTTON PRESS, 1 am now prepared to furnish these SUPERIOR M A C II 1 N E S j'VBRT KIND OF Kao Wood Straw NEWS PAPER, At makers’ prices JfVKRY bTYLJC OF At makers' price* Lkoal Rill Flat RULED PA1*ER» Book Job Coi.oni.D PRINTING J'APER y. At makers’ prices short notice and i nanulaeturert price*. Cash on hand and in Bank Real Estate Mortgage Bond* 1 ( ity Mock, and $ .’Mn.f-88 :» *48.001 0* 0«h,UG 00 1 ,‘J0ti,4U0 00 other Public Securities Lev* Liabilities, Claims not due and ,OS4,308 m :m nm v. Fire & Inland Navigation Risks. tended to. OFK|L’K—'Willi C. I. Brown.. hall street, one door front Alahu ist side Whltc- augl—0m W QOOD8I N. L. AXG1KR, Agent. N E ' T II E R ECONSTRUCTIO N Shoe . W.’iO to L UjO to 21KI „ _ Wttohe*. HJM tu *60 WlO Silver Hunting levers flO to 2V) WM) Silver Hunting Duplexes 73 10*.% 1.000 Miscellaneous Silver Watoho*. ... 60 to 100 2,600 Hunting Silver Watches 2U to BO 5.000 Assorted Watches, all kinds 10 to 75 ■"■"•Every patron obtains a watch by this ar- rangement, costing hut $10, while it may Ihj worth $760. No partiality sho vn. Messrs. Hill, Porter A Co., 2 and 4 I>oy stre<d. New York City, wish to immediately dispose of tho above magnifiecntstock. Certlflrate*, naming tho articles, are placed in sealed euvelopes. ami well mixed. Holders arc entitled to the articles named uixrn their cortlflcete, upon payment of $11, wheilieir it l»e a watch w'orkh $7W)or less. The return of any of our certificates entitles you to the article named thereon, .upon payment, irrespec tive of its worth, and as no article valued at les* than $10 is named on any certificate, it will at once be seen that this is gVo Lottery, but a straight-forward ltg(i!nuUe 7Vans- action, which may be participated tn evenffD by the moet fastidious. A single certificate will ho sent by mall, post paid, upon receipt of 25 cents, live for $1; eleven for $2; thirty.three nnd an elegant premium for sixty-six and a more valuable premium for :10, ono hundred and a most superb watch for 15. To ngente or thoso seeking employment this i a rare opportunsty. It is a legitimately con- duoced business, duly authorized by the govern ment, nnd open to the most careful scrutiny. TRY IT. Address HILL, POUTER A CO., amfM)—dim % and 4 I>ey street. New York. rdcr c Hoot, Shot, Leather and I\mllng Business, #250 to 77) C O M M E N C E I> LAST APR! L, B I . T - BANKS fla-. proved a DECIDED SUCCESS W H YV Because he has kept the largest stock of wifPh f oods, in hie line, in tho statu of Georgia. MVf| ho goods arc fully adapted to the wants of r the community, cither wholmulk e All of which have been made to his ow bought by himself, in person, since the DECLINE IN PRICES, il for cash, consequently he can and will sell ' less than the sauio goods can be had elsewhere. Being alive to the w ants of his customer*, and ’mowing the advantage that READY MONEY has •verTIME, in buying, he has made all Ids pur- hasea EXOLUHIvElY FOR CASH, and being determined to sell only for CASH ON DELIVER Y y s can affoid to take half the prollts or others who keep book* and sell on timo, (even for only thirty days ) lie lia* determined to make the JOBBING TRADE A SPECIALITY, and wholesale buyers will find it mnoh to their advantage to give him a call. He, will duplicate any bill of goods, in his line, bought from Jobbing Houses in New York r ... Official. IIKADQ’RB THIRD MILITARY DlSTBIOT, > [Georgia, Alabama aud Florida.] > Atlanta, Ga., August 19, 1867.) GENERAL ORDERS, No. 53. G RAND and Petit Jurors, and all other Jurors, for the trial of cases, civil or criminal, or for tho administration of law In tiie States of Goorgla, Alabama and Florida, will hereafter be taken exclusively (Torn tho liste of voters, without dis crimination, registered l>y Bonn la of Registration under the Acts of Congress of the United States, known as the Reconstruction Acts. .Sheriffs and all other officers whose duty it is to summon and empanel Jurors, wdii require ouch Juror to makeouth that he is ilw registered as above indicated, specifying PreoWct and Onnty in which hu was registered, which affidavit will be placod ou the niUcial lilu* of the Court, lly command of Brov. MaJ. Gen. Pop*. G.K. SANDERSON, Cant. 33dT. 8. Infantry, A. A. A. G. Official: G. K. sandkrson, ( apt. 33d U. 8- Inf. and A. A. A. G. angtl—dtf MEADOR A BROTHERS, Tobacco Commission Merchants, (UNDKR UNITED BTATM MOTEL,) ATLANTA GEORGIA, R ESPECTFULLY announce to the public that they keen constantly on hand an extensive as* sortment of all tho lkadino brands known to the trade, consisting, in part, of Ragland’s Virgin Ragland’) Virginia; Ragland's Honey-dew; sell Hulsey’s Comet: McCorkle A Bowman’s Queen of the South; Miller’s Bluff City; Faoe’e Creole; Matthovvi & Wright s Rose Mountain; Holland’s Golden Age, and Holland’s Iadian Queen, together with various other grades too tedious to men tion. Also, assorted brands of CIGARS and 8MOK1NU TOBACCO. All of which aro offered to tho trade on m accommodating terms m ini chasers wlU find elsewhere. augfi—om A MERIT) AN HOTEL, CHESTNUT STREET, OPPOSITE OLD INDEPEDENCK HALL, PHILADELPHIA. S. M. HE USINGS, Proprietor atkglfl In; NSW MILLINERY GOODS. MRS. I. FRANK, Deeetur street, 4 door* below old Ma«onio Hall. Jttrt^rceeivwUa now and well selected stock of II AW, BONNKT3, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS. FIJ>W- r., which w ill be sold at VERY REA PRICES. They have been purekas VERY LOW F1UURM. Cell and examino before purchasing elsewhere. AtlantaTU»a.. Augustl,ytl -lw FOR MALE. ® A SPLENDID HOUSE AND LOT IN Marietta for sale; second hou*o from the public square on “National Ocmetcry street;’’ house with flvo well plastered tx>oms, four fire-place*, garrett and cellar, double kitch en, with stack chimney, good stable and splendid garden as good well <>r w aier a* there is in the whole country. Everything in good condition. Shade trees in front end fruit tr* For full particular* apply to boston, adding only ■All goods warranted as rey nrcsente^l. BANKS, i Rui filing. lapM—lyl The Great Auction Room! L. BIERCE S (OF MEMPHIS, TENN.) c o, Regular Auction & Commission Businhsu. EVERY DAY AND EVENING. Their stock will bo kept constantly full, and consist of a goncral assortment of goods, to which general attention Is Invited; and which will lie dis posed of, either at public or private sales, if GREAT BARGAINS All parties intending purchasing AGRICUL TURAL IMPLEMENTS and MACHINERY will find it to their laterent to purchase of and through me. Circulars and Price List famished on applica tion in person or by letter. P. W. J. ECHOLS, Agricultural Implement Dealer and aug!8—dim Commission Merchant. DRUGS! DRUGS! CITY DRUG STOKE, ON WHITEHALL STKEET. TURPIN & KING, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS . JN Drugs’ Medicines, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW CLASS, STANDARD TA TENT MEDICINES, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC i? :e 13, if*tj :m: e r y. • The great and Justly celebrated II YG I EX IE WINE TOXIC, 18 SOLD BY TS. Try it! Try it! Try it! Attention given all orders entrusted to our care. We sell at greatly advantageous terms to the purchaser, our lauxed FROZENSODA! The Prescription Department Is complete. Care nml dispatch employed in their preparation. OPEN AT ALL HOURS. DOST POliGET THE PUCE AXD SAME OF »ujzl—Hm TI'RPIN <fc KINO. KLEEMAN’8 STUDENTS’ LAMP CUJltCOAL IRONS I WESTLAKE’S LANTERNS! LAMPS REI’AIKEO! LAMPS REI’AIKED! \ China <t Plated Ware Eporlum At meters’ prices Manilla W fi ITK STRAtV WRA1-INO I’APEIt LrmtB Noth Cap WRITING PAPEK, At makers' prices CZJ pen ih M is Ph > «l Ph i 0. W © a a ^ D Ph 35 g (0 ◄ » <A tc 111 ; a F 5 - -ii JmS C-8 l?s m Pkintud Tinted E.NfiltAVtD ENVELOPES At makers' prices t At makers' prices Wedpinq Visiting Mourning CARD ENVELOPES Porcelain London Bkistoj CARDS & BOARDS At makers’ prices COUN T. U Y MERCHANTS' wishing to replenish their stocks, will do well to j call. Goods are RECEIVED EVERY DAY! wliioh are sold upon the best form*, nnd the stock j embraces Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Staple Dry Goods* Hand Looms. ■HIE CHAMPION INVENTION OF THE AGE IMPROVED SELF-ACTING Men's .nd Boy’s clothing, ^ Hand and Power Loom! Gents’ Furnishing Goods, j And all sorts of “ Yankee Notions.” ! >’ At maker,’ price. Floor Grain Mkal PAPEK BAGS, Whits Maxilla Wsappmo PAPEK BAG 8, At makers’ prices Be sure and find the right Auction Uoom, corner of Whitehall and Alabama street*, where every attention will be *hown purchaser* at all seasonable honrs, and which I* lust tho place to get DESIRABLE GOODS lor a SM ALL AMOUNT OF MONEY. jylfi-tm superior Advantage* over other Hand », is more simple and durable, easier uflenteod, Sa-ier to operate, and >10 UK RELIABLE I Plsntep i can Imj more independent by Weaving all their good* for home wear on the MENDENHALL IMPROVED HAND LOOM. GROVKSTEKN A CO.. PIANO- . OETE MANUFACTURERS, No. 499 . . - - . ‘Broadway, N. Y.—The attention of the public and the trade is invited to our New Seale. Seven Octave, Rosewood PIANO FORTES, which, for volume and purity of tone, are unrivalled Ht any hitherto offered in this tv,-.-*- v**.//. hm nv market, lliey contsiA all the modem improve- From FiJteen to Thirty I ardt can He Wl raents—French grand action, harp pedal, iron ; ow this Loom tit One Day! iYnmc. over-strung bass, etc., and each lnstru- l ment being made under the personal Kaj^ervlsion — _ of Mr. J. H. Groviwtken, who has a practical ex- | pericnce of over thirty year* in their raanufac-I _ ... ture, is folly warranted m every Particular. 11 ^ caves as Tast as any t actory Loom l Tho “Grovcsteen Piano-Forte^’ received the Half the Cost of the Clothing of a Family can be highest award of merit at the celebrated World’s | SAVED BY ITS USE I IU parts are Self-changing l i it! deiphia, Baltimore, Hoslon an<\ Now York. ... ai*u the American institute, for five successive years, the Gobi end Silver MciiaU from both of hich can bo seen at our Ware-rooms. v ’ u f w"*""” u, f lur ’. V.V tu ’ .V V T,'" I"! By tho introduction of improvements we make | f'readies, and throws the Shuttle. 1% Weaves I’arp off. wind- up the Ulo’th, treads the | By tho introduction of improvements we make i ireanles, anti throw* the Shuttle. It Weaves i A «tlu were ptrfkct Piano-Koile, mid by mAOulac- hallnets, LUscy, Blanket, TwiU, Double- turin* laraeiy, with a strictly cash ay.tom,« 1 1 UMa B -v.^, 1. .. mi%J Plain Cloth, various kinds of Ribbed Goods, Fcnc- onabloil to oiler Un**o insirumeut»at a i*rice which ’ fojf TwllU of all hind.-, Flax, < otton. Tow, or A11- ; trees In the rear — augl$-<Hf N“ w 8T0, ‘• , JST33W GhOOXJS! 0n« of WMMmU ttreo, and tb* railroad. The inbaorlhar rMpaetrully tatbrau bit friend, ud the publte la (merwl, cut be baa opened * Urocrr and PimtUIo. Sun a, pborw aad ha. on Ftjlh OuKoUUUyTVuA DWyja a tSu'Jsyyfi prices are from tlUO to $200 cheaper thai SADDLERY AND HARNESS. EMPORIUM. naimorai eairw. w«*«nen, i.iueu ana iieiup v-ar- pots—in fact, anything from a handsome Silk to a | Rag Carpet. A^maker*' prices It is femali, Neat and Light-not larger than a common Break lust Table. I Gk O. ROQ-E!RS, Decatur street, M door below Messrs. Moore Marsh, and opposite United States and American Hotels. rs-A Prices will be found more muon able ami stock more complete than any in the city of Atlanta. CARRIAGES and BUGGIES of the most ap- proved style aad 4aIsh on hand and made so order. Plteeb give me a call * Banns* repairing done promptly in a work manlike manner. augV-lm L . ITIAVI 4k 113 i (Lata of Columbus, Ga.,) mroBTSHS or cbooksbt, R*. ltl Okultn *tt**l, *•* lut, A It is 4 very simple, and easily understood: every thing is performed by Turning a Crank. OT LOOMS AND COUNTRY RIGHTS FOR SALS. For further particulars. Bill of Prices, I>ocnp» Ivo Circulars, and Samples of Weaving, address RUSH PRATT, Q± LOOM A MANUFACTURING OO.. Atlanta, da Ml ■. sm i A Prsaidsni Asaamv ors«. Sao’y. A r- fitMBh.TlWrsrj Job 1‘RINTINOIINI Groc ICRS' and Drijohist’* PAPER BAGS,