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M Mtrnmm faily gntfUi()n\m\ ATLANTA, GEORGIA TuouJny Morning. March 20, 1800? Mow Could 11 ay mu JVLU aieon. . Sr&rAAK Gihamu, than whom no mor* threwd bualucaa man over lived, give. th. followings. >1. wperlonco: y “ I fit n alip<fy* tdctrtiti*f andtono ,Mthtamttimilym^nemeln»iiAmm,m4,lh4prelade lameallA. And I to***rd*Ua»in»artaUe rule, too, ta- mlNrllM la IA* dulled flirt* m wstf at the Meet, long eas B5B me Maiinohey »!«»«I. ««« Md %7Z tomSmy torinra* «vi(lnwWy 6<for. (A* puA. He,« *(WM.-uiyi1 me many »a/« ttol / mould otherwlH harebet." . Dodging Ik. U..BM 1<0W. A limn wiw nrwttcil yesterday morning and carried before the Mayor, charged with peddling poUtoflSnPwi license. Wo learn lio was from Louisville, and hail brought to this city a car load of Irish potatoes In barrels. Ho was appre hended while In tho act of disposing of them In smalt lota to our merchants. His case was dis posed of by being required to make a sworn c)n<f p»»nt of his operations to tho Clerk of Conn ell and make tho proper payment. Hleglttmata trade of this charactcr-should bo prompty sup pressed by a-hcavler punishment than his Honor indicted In this case. A Dally Mayor*s Court. Wo aro Informed that ills Honor tho Mayor will hold his courts dally henceforth, and will remove his olilco lo the City Hall. But two or three unimportant cases wore up for examination yesterday, ono or two of which were brooches of good order. VentrlloquUlnamerlallst. We must say that wc flatter ourselves at being ^pretty well versed In the English vocabulary, but such a wont as the above Is beyond our compre hension. We hove consulted every rcsi»ectablo lexicographer, but foiled in finding its true mean ing. The word Is applied to that conjuror, Searl, who, if his foots are as Incomprehensible as his titles, he certainly deserves the flattering notices which appear from day to day in our exchanges. The Macon Daily Telegraph thus discourectli on the Wliard: "Searl, tho Ventriloquist and Pres tidigitator, astonished and highly entertained u largo audience last night with his marvelous slight-of-hand tricks, Ventriloquism, and tho In comprehensible gill of Bccond sght es exhibited by Miss Ada. Many of his performances are truly wonderful and "past finding out. His trick with the Chinese ropes Is truly astonishing; his umbrella feat, amazing; his mystic rings, as tounding; and his venlriloqulal powers, remark- i,t,l,.. Hu is, withal, a Wished gentleman, nnd conducts his exhibition with the most perfect de corum, inviting the closest scrutiny into all his performances. We cannot but recommend our readers to attend Ids two remaining exhibitions -to-night, and tills afternoon at three o'clock— when he will perform for the benefit of tho poor of Macon." Had Ilurglarloua Iuteatlon«. The store of M. W. & J. II. Johnson, on Ala bama street, is stocked with so many nice things tlial a gang of “professional gentry" have been looking on lliom with covetous eyes. Prelimina ry steps w ere taken on Friday night lust townrds making a “draw" upon the choice commissary stores ot the Messrs. Johnson. It was discovered that one of the back windows had been displac ed, and as it wns expected tlmt Saturday night would develop something, a policeman wns place on the alert. Saturday night brought sus picions movements on the part of sundry per sons, but they doubtless “smelt a mice," a refrain ed from further operations. Removal of Clarke A Heater, The family grocery establishment of the above gentlemen lias been removed from their old staud on Decatur street, to that capacious store room formerly occupied by Howard, Evans & Co., in the Commercial Building, on Whitclml! street. As heretofore, only on a larger scale, Clarke & Hester will keep on hand all sorts of family sup plies, together with a general assortment of goods and “notions,” to which the attention of their old frieuds and customers is directed. Sec their notice. Lowe ie Thrasher Unde r Masouic Hall, have for stile a choice lot of furniture, and a general assortment of house- furnishing goods, which they are determined to sell nt small profits. These gentlemen ore now regularly engaged in a general Commission and Forwarding business, nnd the well known busi ness tact of the senior member of the firm—Col. Thomas Lowe—is a sure guarantee that all bus!- ue»s entrusted to them will bo promptly dis patched. P. P. Pease A Co. At their Commission House on Alnhnmn street, have received and are opening the most exten sive assortment of Groceries, Dty Goods, &c., ever brought to litis city. Their present consign ment embrace greater variety titan any previous one received by litis house, and includes every thing from Urn solid item of four hundred barrels of choice Hour down to u pair of boots or shoes. Couatry dealers can replenish their stocks "with anything they may wont on favorable terms.— Sec advertisement in another column. H. Ill IHePheraon Has removed to the iron front block on White hall street, known as “Meyer’s Block," whore be proposes to keep on hand un extensive assort ment of Groceries, Provisions, Ac., to which tho attention of his former customers and merchants generally is invited. IIo is propured to offer ntoruge to a lurge extent nt Ills present location. He will rent the second lloor ot a husluess house 100 by 20 feet, il application is made at once.— Call unit see him. Clayton, Adair A Purse, On Alabama street, have In store an eudless variety of heavy nnd light Groceries, to which the attculiou of the trade is invited, llccent heavy consignments have rendered their stock more complete than ever, and they hope to fill, with entire satisfaction, every order Hint may be wnl them. Their present stock of wines, liquors, eigsri, etc., Is es|ieclully line. See their adver. tiiemcnt and call. lie carried my satchel to school, Atirt mo through the drift* corriad too; Could I think why h« hugged to* ao cloudy* i £ If 1 couldn’t, how coukTIJ—could you* m ....■mow l it* midi?—could you* *Pnra* long year* ago: and ilneo then • ’■. Ho heatjmken worda loving and true; And now rlean clone, aa Ida wife, hlabroaat. % I hoip itt^conld you * FINANCIAL. Exchange on Maw York,-Baying at X dlacount selling at X premium. Gold.—Buying at ST cents; •oiling at SO cents. Silver,—Buying at St eonta; netting at 9T cants. Gold Balllon.—Buying at il.OSpor pennyweight. Gold Onit.—Bnylhg at $1 per pennyweight. . ' uxonui*. Buying. Buying. Georgian, It. A B, Co.. 05 Marino Bank of Ga..... 71 Bank of Fallon, , ao Bank of Empire State.. 15 Ulni.'AB.Co„. of Augusta.. SO infao’raB'k of Macon 10 ’ western Bank..,., 5 inis' A Planters' Planters' Bank Bank of Columbus.... Central It. It.’Bank 0-1 Bank of Mlddlo Georgia TO Dank or Athena; so Bank or Anguata. 23 8 Union' Bank of Anguata 5 Anguata Barings Bank, to Timber Cutters’Bank.. « Bank of Savannah ao Bsnk or the Stato so Bank of Commerce .... o Mochanlc*'Bank.. 8 Bank of Mobtlo Kaatem Bank of Ala.. Bank: of Selma 33 Commercial Bank...... S3 south oanouwi. Bank of Montgomery... so Central Bank....... ... 33 Northern Bank . 40 Sonthern Bank...:.. NDtau Onion Bank...,..,....; 50 Bank of Cheater...’...., 15 Bank of tho State (old). 15 Bank of Charleston.... Exchange Bank.. 15 Merchants' (Chorew). Bank of Georgetown.,. 15 Planters' Bank 15 Planters' A Mechanics'. 18 Nontn cinoLtHA. Bank of Cape Fear S5| All otherN.C. from 80 to Bank of Wilmington... 15 85 per cent, discount Bank of the Stato 25| But little doing In Tonnoasco and Virginia Bank Bdls. People'* Bauk..... so Bank of Newberry. an Bank of Hamburg 15 Southweatora It.It.Batik SS Farmers' A Exchange..' 8 Bank of Camden.. as Bank of S. C. is Stato Bank n Commercial'Bank.... is COMMERCIAL. ATLANTA WHOLESALE PRICKS. Daily Intklliukhckr Orrrcz, i Tuesday. March SO, 1800. ( Since our quotation* of Sunday morning, there hat been a decline In many Important article! of merchandise.— Tho market la heavily auppUed In every department or trade. Cornhaa slightly receded from onr laatampon, and the beat article of White may now be purchased by the quantity *t $1 88 9 bushel; yellow and mixed at $1 S8 Mcal$l 50 to tl 00 ft bushel. Oats by tho quantity UO cents V bushel. Flour remains unchanged, with a good •lock oil tho market. Bacon has undergone no change.— Our merchauta are augoring some inconvenience In not being able to get their goods shipped ott promptly. We team that itona of the roada leading off from here aro able to receive all the freights now offering. We quote this morning: Axel.—8. W. Collina—y dozen $M 00 Teneyck's and Blodetl's, ft dozen $2i»a3l 00 Boeotl.—Shoulders, V ®> 18(510 Plain Western Items, ft lb 350911 Canvass Hama, fill as Sldca, v th 33*033 Bagging.-Uunny, liy the bale, 9 yd 87*038 Batter,—Goshen, v th 48 Conutry 35040 Western 80031 Bee»wax.-V *> 80033 Black Pepper.—V th 40013 Corn.—White, V bushel 1 38 Yellow or mixed, 9 bushel 1 38 Meal, 9 bushel I 8(101 00 Oati 00 Cheese.—Hamburg, 9 th 90097 Factory ..36027 English Dairy .. 37 Crackers.-V «> ia©M Clgara.—Imported, 9 1,000. $1000150 Medium. $50015 Common $30040 Cheroots $11015 Candy,—Fancy, assorted, $1 th 60050 SttekCandy.lt 8> 38040 Candle*,—Adamantine, ft B> 98*038 Sperm, ft tb 40050 Star, ft S> 90*038 Stcarino, ft B> .». 30033 Coffee,—Java, y th 50055 Bio, ft #>■. .13035 Laguyra, ft ft 30018 Cotton Seed—y bushel $1 oo Factory Good*.—Cotton Thread $.1@$.1 30 Osnaburga ’. 38010 Brown Shirtings, y yard 90098 Brown Sheetings, y yard 90011 Pea there,-9 ft no©70 Flannel*,-Bed, 9 yard. 40000 ' aMvm KjSs Hally.—A Mooting of tlao Friends of Ireland will take lilacs at tho Shades Sa loon, corner of White hall and Alabama streets, Hits even ing at 7 o'clock. Come one nnd all. iimriO— It* KJSj We aro Authorized to Announce Geoiiuk 8. Thomas a candlitnto for County Solicitor of Fulton couuty, election 1st Wodiu-eduy III May, 1800. ‘ raarao—Id -^Notlco-Tho nnmo or Hlurord D. Smith, Esq., Is anuoimcod ns a candidate for tho oflleo of Judgoof the Comity Court. Klcrtlun Oral Wednesday in May. mariU-td HIS NUMEROUS FRIENDS. KJSaOlarkc A Heater hnvo removed from thelrold stand on Decatur street, to the atoro formerly occupied by Messrs. Howard, Evans A Co., Commercial Building, Whitehall street, where they will bo pleaaed to serve their old friends nnd customers. mar!0—lw fSs» HIDE HOUSE It BETA UR ANT, Morro: "Livk A8ii Lst Live." GroAt reduction of prices 1 Tho chenpest mode of llv- Igl Coffee Ovo cents per cup t Coffee, Broiled Ham, and Biscuit to cents. Coffee, Ham and Kgga ....60 cents. Coffee and Buckwheat Cakes 95 cents. I'offeo and Dry or Balleted Toast 90 cents. Coffee and Biscuit 90 cents. Coffee, Ham and Eggs mid lllsriiil 00 cents. Beefsteak :u cents. The above dlalics, and ninny others embracing nil the varieties of the season, are served to order at alt hours. GAME conalantlyon hand! •• Little .Inke" will always be ready to serve you in n manner peculiarly tils own! ' BKROAN A PEASE. (AorsRTunaxT.) Duit Debating Society lias hail umler conoid- ‘ration the question, “Which hits liecn moat fotal to the human race—War or Iutom|M>rancu $" autl the conclusion It will lo have been that war has ***" the chlel destroyer. Wo think lhl« an CTr °r. True, countless millions have perished by the shock of battle. Butoslrl* Alexander, Han nibal, Ctetar, Tamerlane, Jengbls* Khan, Napo- leou, have reddened the earth’s aurfoeo with Wood, and have caused untold misery. But they worked distinctive eras, between wbleb long pc- "‘ris of peace prevailed, and the recuperative process was unchecked. Intemperance, ou tho other hand, know* no rest. Binding into the quiet of a fondly, It transforms tho husband or lather, the son or brother—and, alas 1 too often the wife and mother—Into a brute, and tlio hap- |4neat of the family Is hopelessly wrecked. Not <me family merely; but hundreds—nay, couniles* thousands In our land, are aulfering from this curse. Yet, extended as 1* this evil, there aro riwsc who odd to It by advertising pestiferous mixture*, under the name or "Bluer*,” composed entirely ot whisky or nun, and to which laholoo* virtues are ascribed. Beware of these vile tbanw. Kemi-inbtr, that ir you have a taoto lor Intoxica- 1 drinks, they will Increaso It—If happily yod have none, tboy will create it. The only safe remedy for you 1* Holland's German 54Mf» j H J*UI cure your disease, without creating another infinitely worn, for It coutalns no Intoxicating properties. For sate by druggists and dealers generally. white, V yard Flour.—Fancy, V Mil., white wheat $160$tO Extra Family, V bbl $13 750$14 35 Extra, 9 bbl $120$13 Superline, $1 bbl $10 60 Glais.—8 by 10, 9 box $8 00 10 by 13, 9 box $8 45 13 by 16, 9 box $0 6009 75 Gunpowder.—9 keg, Kentucky .$14015 Dupont’s, 9 keg $14015 Hay.—Prime Northern, 9 Ion.. $50 Hsrringf.—Smoked, 9 box 10$1 GO Hide*,-Dry, 9ft in Hoes.—ScoriU's No. 1,3 sod 8,9 dox $14018 Iron.—9 * «*«•» Lard,—In barrels, 9ft 93* Load.—9 ft 10018 Leather,—Solo, 9 ft 88040 Upper, 9ft 60075 Harness, 9 ft 50 Liquors.—French Brandy, 9 gsllou $lO0$ttl Domestic Brandy, 9 gallon $40$5 Holland Gin, A gallon $k»$H Jamaica Ram, 9 gallon $G0$8 Corn Whisky, 9 gallon $300 Bourbon Whisky, 9 gallon $3 (JO0$U Robinson Connty, 9 gallon $80150 Peach Brandy, 9 gallon $a0$s Lime.—9 barrel $4 00 Lumbar.—9 l,000feet, green $80015 Kiln dried $40050 Laths.—9 1,000, sawed $0 00 Mackerel.—9 Ml 13800*4 9 barrel $330$S7 NaUt.-IOd, 9 keg *lt with an advance of 35 ceuts on each lower number. Prlat*.—9 ysrd. 33098 Pea Hut*-9 bushel *19803 eo Bioe.-9»....: I80W Bope.—Greenleaf, und other standard brands, machine made, 9ft SO IUndmado,9 ft 17010 Shot.—9 tag $4 5005 00 Stool.—9 ft 18085 Spool Thread.—9 doxen, Coats's $i at Amory's 9 doxen 86 Silk finish, 9 dozen 8* Bolt.—Liverpool, 9 tack *4 000*4 SB barrel,9 ft Shoes.—9 cash $l80$eo Smoking Tobaceo.-9 * *®*> ** Soap-Bur, AtlanU Msnnlkclory, 9ft 13 Colgate*, 9ft 15018 8t*reb.-9 ft 1S ®'& Sugar,—Brown, 9 ft .,17010 Clarified, A B, 9 » M V, 9 ft Loaf and Croaked, 9 ft... ,..,..34 8yrup.-C»no, 9 gallon 750$l Horgbum, 9 gallon. 4500) New Orleans, new rrop, 9 gallon $140 T0U0W.-9 *> MH0W Teas.—Black, 9 ft *1 600*3 Green, 9 ft *1 5003 50 Young Ilyeou, 9ft $175©$3 Tobacco.-Cummon, V ft 85080* Medium, 9 ft 00075 Prime, 9 ft *10*1 » Twlao- Kentucky Bugging, 9 ft VX$Xi Vegetabloi,—Potato**, Irish, 9 bend, »03*» ttureet Potstoos, 9 bosbel, $1600*3 00 Oalous, 9 barrel $8000700 Vinegar.—Whole***, 9 barrel *»4O*0 Vanish.—9 gulbn* *4 6008 00 Wrapping Fapor.-9 ream *..$l 3505 Win**.—Port, Bhcrry and Madeira, 9 falt0U....$4O$8 Claret, 9 doxen *O0$M 'Champdgue, 9 doxen ...$300945 Wooden Ware.—Printed buckets 9 dox $405 00 Tubs, 9 nest.., $800 00 Helve*, 9 doxen $4 8008 00 Why suflbr *0 languidly laying in bod during ricknmn and convol*-«tiico Who>,*by hatlilng with a small quantity of Propbyisctlo Fluid, mlded to Ihc wirier, will 10 greatly rclrcali and larigorato you, maidng the akin soft and whiter Drugs, Medicine*, Prints, Oils, Ao. No ruatertri changes bar* token place In pries* since oor lust quoUUouu. Thoiloeku on bond an foil, indbs- tug drily added td. The purdistou hive been mode with the greatest cure, by turn of longexpcrteuce; and we cun etMy soy to onr friends at a distance, Hist Atlanta la the plica to boy drugs. WblU> Lead. Zinc, and Window (Hun ’ “ Issa, omitted Inuur funner report*, will be bund In Ibu P AlcHbol0lB9 cent) 9 gal $ « O) Alum, by barrel, 9 ft, 14 Alsplre, 9 ft.,*. Brimstone, 9 tbi,;......... Borax, refined, 9 lb V. Blue Stone, 9 81.. Blue Muer, P. ntul W —;.:. 1 00 Camphor, rellticil, V tt>. $10001 75 Calomel, P. nitilW;. 9 Colomcl,. Engllab. ,..... v .. 3 50 - Castor 06,'9 g»l.’ 5000 00 . CMtUe Boap, whlto, 96 4 1 * OMbonOil,bybbl.,9g»Ii.....vr..-»->--i--'"l ™ Ckyonno Pepper, 9 ft f mhi 00 . Cream Tartar, 9 ft*., 15 . Cinnamon Bark, 9 : lb.'.; ,...V.L3 00 Ctovea, 9ft ® • cochineal, 9 ft. ! . ,V.3 00 .Copporai,9 ft,.,; A .,„.. ..708 Concentrated Lye,case.... 15 00 Dover'iPowdei.qtft ;,360 Era. Browu'e Ginger, doz : ...8 00 ExL Logwood, box, 9ft 95 - Epsom Salts, bbl., 9 ft 10013)4 Ginger Boot, 9 ft.4 86010 Ginger Boot, powdered, 9 ft.. 85 Indigo, 8. F., 9 ft .1 8003 80 ludlgo, Madras, 9ft 1 6001 75 Ipecac,powdered, 9 ft ...0 CO Iodtno, 9ft Iron, pro-cart), 9ft Lanl Oil, So. 1, 9 gal Linseed Oil, bbl., 9 gal Mace, 9 Ih Madder, prlpte, 9ft Magnesia, parb., 9 th Mercury, 9 ft 1 60 Morpblbo, aulpli., or. 0 50 Nutmogs, prime, 9 Ih ( 2 00 Pepper, black, 9 lb 45 Potash, caec(Babbctt's)... ...10 00 Potass Iodide, 9ft 0 50 Potass, bl-carb, 9 lb 1 00 Putty, In bladdors, 9 lb 15 Quinine, P. and W., nnd It. and S., 9 oz 3 60 Itcd Precipitate, 9ft 3 95 Rocholle Salts, 9 1b 1 00 Rosin, 9 ft 18 Rhubarb, B. I„ acted, 9 th 7 75 Rhubarb, Turk, powdered, 91h 20 00 Saltpetre, 9 ft ...3.1 Starch, 9 ft ....14 Soda, bl-carb, 9 th.... 15 Sulphur, flour, 98) 15 Snuff, Maccaboy, 9 ft 1 10 Snuff, Oarrett's, gross 15 00 Snuff, Laralotd’s, doz 7 50 Sugar of Lead, 9 ft 75 Tanner’s Oil, 9 gal 2 00 Turpentine, bbl., 9 gut 3 110 Venetlau Red, 9 ft 15)4 Whiting, English, 9 th , 15 Pure Whlto Lead, 9 100 IDs $30 00 Common Whlto Load, 9 100 fts $10 (XI Suow Whlto Zinc, French, 9 100 lbs $30 00 Snow Whlto Zinc, American, 9 100 lbs $17 00 0 50 40 .........3 80 ...3 0003 35 .........2 80 28 85 SPECIAL NOTICES. BLUE HOUSE. Would yon wish to gel a lirenkrast. And to have It any timer Would you llko It served to order. Wither without ale or wine! Would yon wish the choicest beefsteak, Always taken from the loin; Cooked to suit the most fastidious, Well done, rare, or tenderloin r Wonld'yuu, when Iwlh fulnt ami weary. Like that best of table drink, Pure distilled from native Morlm, Clear as amber-on/p think) Would you Ilka yutir dinner early, Or at 4 p. m. so grand, Where tlia clerks and merchant tailors Gets the best that's In the land? Would you, when the day la over, Sound of gavel heard no more, Like to strengthen wearied nature, L'omo to Peiso's open door. Hero you'll flndyour bread unit butter, Beefsteak, ham and eggs In time. Oysters served tliat none ran equal, Kish nnd game auperldy Hue I "Little Jake" will take your orders, And yohr money when It's due, Not forgetting that attention Wins the public favor, too. These, and many more attractions Cluster round the Blue House stand, Where the Inner ninn is gladdened, “ Live nnd lei lire " all Hurt cun. rnarSO— BKROAN A PEASE. FSa Wo nro nntliorlzcd lo annoiinre tliat at the solicitation of many friends, Judge Wm. Ezzasn, lias consented to tie a candidate for Judge of the County Court for Fulton county, at Ike election on the Brel Wednesday In May next. inaris-td. Southern Express Oflleo, Atlanta, March to, 1800.—Tho ofilco fur delivering of At lants Freight will heroaltcr be kept at the prlnclpa' oHIeri of the company, on Alabama street. marl7-l3l V. DUNNING, Agent. HOARD OP HEALTH, ATLANTA. 1st Ward—Dr. B. F. Botnar. 2d Ward—Dr. J. O. Westmoreland, Chnlrmau. 3d Ward—ltarrliou Pettis. till Ward—Marcus A. Bell, Secretary. Silt Ward—Dr. J. N. Simmons. As directed by the Board, 1 request the cltlzeus lo re port to any member thorcof, any nuisance affecting Ihc health of the community. MARCUS A. HELL, Secretary, March 15,1808,inar!7—It Atlanta Advorttaomontiv. ■ A.J. OltMR. it. FARR Alt. ORME & FARRAR, Itfarlotta Btreot, ATLANTA GEOIK3IA, Have on Hand and Receiving: 10000 bushels Com—primu Whlto and Yellow. 310 kegs New Lard, 175 Mils Flour, 30000 Ilia New Bacon—Sugar-Cured, Canvassed and Bulk Hams, 150 t>hts Whisky, 1000 lbs White Lcad-at New York coat. These articles we will sell at wholesale, and at tow fig ures, having raada arrangement* with Western homes by wldch we can afford to sell cheap, mnrlll—iltn • OltMK A FAHRAH, T. " lH\ K. G. ORME’8 MJlLL,, (Over Messrs. Morrison, Nalto A Hanson's store,) Peuoli-Ti'oo Htroot. PROF. J. M. SEARL, The molt accomplished PRESTIDIGITATOR, A sit ONLY SATintAl.llOllS VKSTIllLOqViar Now on this continent, will giro two of 'Ids Select Entertainments In thoabovo Hall, assisted by MISS IDA M'MONT, Tb* Sylphtn Page and Second Sight Sybil, un Prldar and Saturday, march 33d and 21 th Afternoon, for ladle*, Children and jpURK DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS. McCAMYACO. W 1 INDOW GLASS AND PUTTY. McCAMY A CO. S OZODONT, Sterling’s Ambrosia, Burnett's Cocoalne, Night Blooming Ccrcus slid Luhln’s Extracts. McCAMY A CO. Jamaica Rum, Scotch amt Irish Whisky, Port, Sherry, Madeira and Malaga wines McCAMY A CO. ever kuown—8 years old. ARDEN SEEDS. McCAMY A CO. .McCAMY A CO. F INE ASSORTMENT Sharing, Toilet, Tooth, Kraalve, Bather, Bar amt Castlto Soaps. McCAMY A CO. M ACCAHOY, Scotch and Rappee SnuflV. AI.I. OF TUK ABOVK AHTICI.EN At AVlioleisnlo nnd Hctuil, SIGN OF “T. F. K. G„” Alabama Street, Atlanta, Georgia, marl—1m C IT AIV G 30 IN TIMEI THE GREAT MAIL figwwggaga ROUTE EAST AND NORTHEAST, Atlanta Advortlsomonts. HOCE, MILLS & CO. Atlanta Advortlsomonts, MASSEY & HERTY \t & A, ami E. Touu. & Ga, Railroads AND TI1ETR CONNECTIONS. T RAINS leave Atlanta dally at 7.30, P. M., making closu connections througnont. Through to Lynch- clo*u connections „ . burg In 40 hour*: through to Richmond In 55 hours; through to Norfolk In Ot hours; through to Washington in 50 hours; through to Baltimore lu 58 hours! through to Philadelphia in 0.1 hours; through to New York in 07 hoars. ary 18th, 1800, CLOSE CONNECTIONS aro mads by all roads representing tho lino to abovo points. ruasongcra, by taking this continuous all rail route, avoid tho annoynnro of omulbnusc* and ferries. Oomforlablo SLEEPING CARS nro now run between Bristol and Lynchburg, Lynchburg amt Washington, and from Wnshiuglon to Now York. BACIOAGK CIII5CKHD THROUGH. Faro iih T.ovv anti Time ns Qulok As by any other route. For THROUGH TICKETS, apply at tho Western & Atlantic Depot, Atlanta. JAMES It. POUTER, General Ticket Agent. ROBERT BAUGH, . Superintendent W. A A.' Railroad. A.A.TALMAGK, Superintendent E. Tcnn. & Ga. Railroad. feb»l-1m COX & HILL Have now in Store and for Sale: _ brands, toil gross Flue-Cut Tobrcco, 50 hide Crow's Old Bourbon Whisky, 95 lihls llouch Bourbon Whisky, 35 tibia Robertson County Whisky, 11,1,1a Glhsou'a XXXItyo Whisky, bids Gibson's XXXX ltyo Whisky, 15 bids Gibson’s Old No tar Whisky, (1840.) ' I >, casks Cognac Brandies, i bids Jamalm Rum, 10 bids Old Port), 10 tibia Old Madeira Wine, 10 bbls Old Sherry Wine, tin easoa Cham|unrno Wince-Mum, Cabinet, Ac., 40 case# Claret Wince, loo ease* assorted Liquors, 20 casks Porter, 90 casks Ale, HI packages Holland Ulu, 1U0 boxes assorted Candy, Alto, Saturday Alb Schools, at half price. ADM iSHION- $1: Front Reserved Seats, $1.60. tyNegro** postllvely not admitted. 1 rnsrlff-Ct NOTICE l NOTICE 1 NOTICE ! “SIGN .OF THE RED FLAG UEB1SUMAN UllOfls Whitehall Street, 4th door from cor. AtsbuisL $20,000 WORTH OF DRV DOORS To be Closed Out in 15 Days! CALICO AT TWKNTY CKNTB Now It your duncedbr Bonfalail DoXsiitnoM at TUirty Conti*l TjKHH TUAN xmv YOllK COST/ We Intend to close out onr Rxtonslvo Stock by Ilia 35th March. We offer [or fiDeen days only, ear Isrgn ami well assorted stock at ten than New York toil. Call and aara-tm I l'lcklea, n. j. wilbon. an. u. a. aiucKstrosD W. G. SHACKELFORD, (Lato Glllelaml, Unwell A Co., Charleeton, 8.0.,) WILSON A SHACKELFORD, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, waoiiiui Grocers, & General Produce Agent*, Key-Stono Building, Whitebait Street, Atlanta, , , . Georgia. Gate City Foundiy, CAB AND MACHINE WORKS, Marietta Street, ATLANTA, ...... filiOHOIA We are prepared to Build and Repair Passenger and Freight R. R. Cars, ALSO, Steam Engine* and Saw Mills, Sugar Mills, llora* Power* And all kinds of Machinery. In the Foundry Department, Wo are prepared to make Castings, both Brass and Iron, OF EVERY DESCRIPION; Andlravli collar facilities for fitUnj draw the attention of largo amount of Pattern* on band, hare pc- ........ .— ... *dal|y beg to and otl ELECANT PATTERNS FOR Column*, Verandah*, Stop*, Window Cap*, Sill*, Gratings, Ac., From which ws can supply Castings of tbe boat quality, and In the shortest time and at less price than they can be obtained elsewhere here. We shall alto soon go into tho manufacture of HOLLOW WARES of all kinds. In the Carpentry Department, We am prepared to manufacture HASH, DOORS, IILINHB. And erery description of Carpentry work. Alto, to Dress and Match Lumber lb a superior manner. All Units of Turning, Scrowl Sawing, Ac. [&r COME AND SEE US.. mtrlff—3m STEAM ENGINES AND SAW MILLS, &c. &c. REMEMBER, SAW MILL MEN, The undersigned is the Sole Manufacturer of Bunnows' ihpboykd Head Block for Saw Mill*. Patent applied for. F. B. TIMMONS dcslrca to calt tbe attention of those wanting the above articles to those of HIS OWN MANUFACTURE. Tbcy are the Mills that will cut ths Lumber, are powerfbl and durable, and will give satisfaction In every particular. Call and examlno them, at the Foundry and Machine Works, No. 1711 Fenwick street, opposite the Wtter Tower. F. E. TIMMONS, Augusts, Ga. STEAM BOILERS,. S TEAM PUMPS, STEAM FITTINGS, furnished at abort nolice by F. K. TIMMONS. Augusta, Ga. Anti*Friction Metal, T HE very best Metal for heavy or first bearings. War ranted lo give entire satisfaction. Mads only by F. E. TIMMONS, Auguila, Ga. Paper Mill Machinery. jy HYING CYLINDERS, Calender Rolls, Rag Cutters, Ac., for Paper Mills, built to order. F. E. TIMMONS, Angnita, Ga. WITH FACILITIES UNSURPASSED, N 1 ORTH OR SOUTn. Ire feels confident that he can give entire aattafoctlon to all who will give him a F. E. TIMMONS, No. 170 Fonwick street, oppotlto the Water Towor. Augusta, (Is. F. M. RICHARDSON, Corner Whitehall and Hunter Sts,, .Atlanta, Georgia. COOKING 8TOVES. JUST RECEIVED and TO AltUlVK, 175 of tire latest and most improved Cooking Btovc«. For tale by F. M. RICHARDSON. PARLOR AND OFFIOE STOVES. ^ FINE LOT. In *toro and for aale by F. M. RICHARDSON. PLATED GOODS. ^SUPERIOR LOT OF CASTORS, SPOONS, FORKS, LADLES, Ac For ule by F. M. RICHARDSON. TIN WARE. JAPANED, PLANISHED and STAMPED TIN WARE. For tale by F. M. RICHARDSON. tarCoMtgnmcnU toltcltca. llxrxnaNczs—linn. J. T. Uefiln, Helms, Ala. -, Thurtier Austell AUCTION SALE OF WATER LOTS On the Bar Front of tbe fllty of Penaacola. »j. be told, lu Ihe.cUy of P*mscoj«a photon?' YV day, tliniwh'of March nsxhat pnbfto a] the hlghcit Milder, for cash, a ter ‘ Immedtataly ou th* bay front ol comprise llm most valnabl* — nest nnd ihlpnlng purposes, a win ’ — — ipcr?y'will'twOffered atprli 381b Man h, Perfect title* guaranlccrL rival* talo until tb* BOW, marl-331 ALEX., 1'KTKR HOUSE FURNI8HINO 00008. IJOUHE FUKNIHIUNU*tlOODS of every description Alway* on hand and for trie by F. M. RICHARDSON. WHOLESALE BUYER8 -yyil.t, do well to examtii* tbe targe stuck of TIN WARE mannlhctttred by F. M. RICUARDSON. JOB WORK ^F ALL DESCRIPTIONS done with Neatneeeand Dll- |iatcb, by F. M. RICHARDSON. Tin Wats in Exchange for Lead. IJltN WARE and other good*, In large or *mall quantl- ties, will bo exchanged Air Lead, at fsbff—tm F. M. IUCHAHDSON'S. COOKING STOVES. DOKIN *>le by. 150 C0 * > * n, ° BT0VK8 - Now ,n 4,or# ,nd fcr r. M. RICHARDSON. T HE UNRIVALED HARP, a Stoves, with two Ovens, tot atari—fl RAILROAD LANTERNS, iNTRRNS. F F. M. lUClIARDSON. 2Q DOZEN RAILROAD LAOTRRNS. f F^Hl.by Oor. Whitehall & Hunter Streets, ATLANTA, GEORGIA', FOB THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS WILL DUPLICATE ANY ORDER FILLED SOUTn OF New York, Philadelphia or Louisville, STOCK COMPLETE! STRICT ATTENTION PAID TO F’illiiig: Orders lor DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, KEROSENE LAMPS, KEROSENE OIL PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT FITTED UP WITH A VIEW TO PHYSICIANS’ WANTS. feblO—€ HATS BY THE MILLION, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, CAN SK UZI> AT MY OLD STAND, WHITEHALL STBEET, By tilo On no or Dozen, AT THE FOLLOWING RATES: 150 1102 Me "'* Bl4tk "’ 00 ' H*^. »• $13 per do*. 100 doz Men's Black Wool Hats, at $14 per doz. SO doz Men's Black Wool Hate, at $16 50 per doz. 50 doz Men's Black Wool Hat*, at $18 to $91 per doz. 60 doz Men'* Drab Wool Hat*, at $1.1 50 to $91 per dos. 80 doz Men's Black Far Hals, at $21 per doc. 35 doz Men'* Btack Fur Hats, at $37 to $30 per doz. 95 eaae*StnwHkt*,(onth*wiy,)at$350to$tt per doz 10 rase* fine Straw Goods, (on the way,) at $91 to $38J IK-r doz. ALSO, A LinoX zap SN.IKPID ASSOnTMXNT OT Black aud Drab Fur and Beaver Hals, at $30 to $05 per doz. 8 cates Dress Silk and Cattlmere Hats. Bo Ready by 1st March for the Trade l Being Agent fur an Kasicru ltat Factory, I am *bl* to compete with any llut establishment In ths State, at I am receiving, weekly, large addition, lo my slock. febP-c J, M.HOLUUOOK, Agent. LANIER HOUSE, HBPAIRKn AND ItKYITTBD, mulberry Sired, MACON GEORGIA. GEO. M. LOQAN, Prorlotor. Omnibus nnd lluiningo Wugori, AT THE TRAINS, Will carry Passenger* *nd and Baggage to and from tb* DI3POT. FREE OF CHARGE. )*ii8-flm , tuouas r. towx. aiuzut a. Taaatata NEW FIRM. milt undersigned have associated tbcnselwa In bull- X ness uuder tbe firm name of LOW I? A THRAMHKR, For th* pnrpo*e of comlurrlng a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, (ixitusiraur,) And have taken tb»Wararooma andst and In rear of lb* Masonic Itall. DKCATUB STREET, ATLANTA, OA.. Where era are prepared to reeetva oa riorege, or for sate, all kinds df Merchandise, ivttou. Tobacco and Conntry >> nnSlric« pmonri aunrSton to all baslnass gnaran- tiled. A share of public patronage solicited. Steam Engines for Sale. ALSO. Oo* to-Ilors* Powee Engine and Dollen,ertU b* told *““• F. K. TIMMONS, No. 110 Fcmtfck street, opposite Water Tower, nurl5-8t Avgusta, tla. Atlanta Adrnrtlaoraen r R. M. OLAJRKE, WHOLESALE GROCER COMMISSION MERCHANT, WliitoliaXl Street, ATLANTA CEORCIA. 0^0 itsm—. to all that may give me a trial. COX8IOHKENTS BE5FECTFULLY SOLICITED And Remittance* promptly nude. 105 brie* Hay, HO btubcla Fresh Com lf«al, 360 uckt Extra Family Floor, 400 barrel* Extra Family Floor, 1050 bushel* White Corn, 1300 bushels Mixed Corn, 25000 lbs New Bacon, loom lb* Prime Leaf Lard. THOMAS A. WARWICK, Long and tavonbly known to tbe trade of Atlanta and •wounding viltagM, and to the prominent prod nee deal- Pfinr Tmnnaeea «s»4t1 Y.I • a * * ».sr._ s* ,s a R. H. CLARKE. A. J. ROBERT. r. W. BOBEBT. SIMS, ROBERT & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS Commission Merchants, Franklin BolldlBg, Alabama Street, ATLANTA, . .. - - GEORGIA. In Store and to Arrive s loam bushels Corn, 1000 btuheli Oats, 540 bushels Cotton Seed, 10 chnta Tea, 50 bags Coffee. 50 doxen Weeding Hoes, M0 barrel* Floor, <6 barrel* Sugar, 5 barrel* Soft Shell Almonds, 6 barrel* Pecan Nats, 60 kit* Extra Met* Mackerel, 1000 ream* Wrapping Paper, -ALSO- Axcs, Spade*, Sboreta, Tongue Chain*, Btack Smith Bellows, Vtaea, Anvils, Hone and Mule Shoes, Nall*, Blip*, Filet, Stock* and Die*, Ac., Rope, Plow Line*, Trace Chain*, Fifth Chain*, Stay Log Chains, Powder, Shot, Stretchers, Ac Tobacco, Soap, Pepper, Spice, Cream Tartar, Soda, Ginger, Starch, Ac. BAGS WANTED! BAGS WANTED! mart—3m r. r. nut, Atlanta, Oa. a. e. vrtutra, (lata Wheeler A Wilbur,) Jfooun, Oa. P. P. PEAlSiH & OO., No. 17 Alabama Street, ATLANTA, . GEORGIA, WILBUR, PEASE Sc CO., Balaton’* Bange, Si St., bet. Chmy ft Poplar, MACON, . . GEORGIA, COTTON FACTORS AND Forwarding & Commission Merchants Kxrxaxxcx*—James N. Beebe, Boston, Mae*, j D. Rod ney King, Fhltadcl|fhta, Penn.; McDaniel ft Irby, Lynch burg, Vo.; Erwin A Hanlee, Savannah, Ga; Guthrie A Co., Lontavtlle, Ky.; Scott A Bros, St. Loot*, Mo.; Wm. Brace ft CO., New York; a M. Bishop ft Co., Clnda- nati, Ohio; Ward, Shaw A CO., Moatgomsry, Ala.; S.S. Webb ft Co., Mobile, Ala.; Masscngal# ft Saydtr. Nash- rtlla. Teen.; Fisher ft Warden, St. Louta, Mo.; Tiytor ft Glffbey, Nsw Orleans, la. COTTON SEED. piVE HUNDRED BUSHELS CROP 1885. LANGSTON, CRANE ft CO. W E havt fur sals a fine BRUSSELS CARPET, aatu- ble for a room 18 or to feet square, which era are instructed to tell very low. LANGSTON, CRANE ft CO. ■LACKING. rjIMKNTY GROSS MASON'S tod other maker*'.* LANGSTON, CRANE ft CO. QNKHUNDRBD BOXES PACE'S EMPIRE tad other auMEftco. WBA#DING PAPER, piVE HUNDRED BEAMS. Votaalehy 1 LANOSTOX, CRANE ft OO. €IQAK8* r* .. jji wuj iajcul proauceaeai* J.T„7^jr U t Xn.g h e‘ ‘ ltratl0n *° ® * tn “ 1 •! .H -pBOUBBONJNP ROBERTSON COUNTY, to her- * *“**■ LAN08T0N. CRANE ft OO. ONKH^NDRKDAND FIFTY TUOUSAKD,various LANGSTON, CRANE ft CO. QNE f llUNDRKD AND FIFTY BOXES AtUala Man- ).na> J c U,t '' LANGSTON, CRANK ft CO.