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The Ihoea-Hoou., OoMto of Iron and tDnn of aleej, JrJ***P »oi lovor, Sluicing and wheel * and clatter, and rattle and din, Tha long night mi! and the lonff day In— woo and wool to-morrow t Feather* to 8i)i with tha weight of the dew, !*augs to uddon tha long lifo through, Rosea and ttiorna. to fly on their way, The thought* of the yearn, and tho walfo oft day, Hope, and loro, and aorrow I Florida, that grin with a domon Joy, Delight with human* to tamper and toy; Every clamp on tho molten hod, la a dream, a hope, or a promlao dead— A chill to putae forever I The daya and monlha, and year*, go by, Till the prophet angola lcavo tho aky, For the murky room with the rattling wheel. It* dick and clog, and tonch of stool, II* Band and warn and lever l And *ldo by aide in the rolling pre**, To cur**, to cheer, to crash, to blew, Tho angel and demon ever wall, Shaking the very door* of stato. And thrilling through tho nation I Hark, how tho moneter throb* and groaus, Preaktng hi* Iron nerve* and bone* I What to him la the pain or plcaao, Joy (tom the land, or death (tom the eeai. High or low elation I Unt of the mlety hall* below, Hither and thither the white wing* go— Tear* that pretaed ahall trickle for aye, Plalna that never, and never can Idle, In all Time's rolling «nrgeH ! Preannan I *e« that thy rein* are well— Every turn of thy preaa ahall toll— It may be wee, and U may be weal; Who can mj how for the wheel Into Ihe ftitora mge.; Hearts of Iron and finger* of ateel. Clamp ‘J»d lever, tad elogaud wheel, Click and clatter, and rattle and din, The long night oat and the long day in— Woe and weal to-morrow I A Snake in a Stove.—Wc leant that a gen tiemau residing in our town some few weeks ngo purchased a lot of old, condemned sleepers from the railroad company, for tho purpose of using them for firewood. They were accordingly taken to his residence, aud sawed in suitable lengths for the stove, and were used as fuel, and as such gave great satisfaction, until one evening the good wife placed one of the pieces in the stove, when a very strange and remarkable oc currence happend. Shortly alter placing the wood in tho stove her attention was attracted by a singular noise in the room, not unlike the crying ot a child, or the monning of a person in distress, and, upon searching (or the cause of it, ascertained that the noise proceeded irom the stove, and becoming somewhat alarmed, called her husband and acquainted him ol the matter. The gentleman at once advanced to the stove, and, upon opening the door, a strange and fear ful sight met his astonished gaze—right in the midst of the blazing flames was a large snake writhing in agony, and uttering the piteous noise which had attracted the attention of tho lady. The snake slowly crawled out of the stove, and dropped on tho floora veritable “fiery serpent," and in a very few seconds expired. The snake had, doubtless, entered a cavity in the sleeper in the fall, aud, relapsing into a tor pid state, was only aroused when encompassed by the flatocs.—Ilanoter (Pa.) Spectator. Texas Item.—A Texas date states that theio is much excitement in Hempstead, arising out of the mysterious murder of two Federal soldiers near the town, on the 17th ultimo. According to tho Telegraph: Four soldiers went on a hunt across the Brazos. Two of the men, when near the town on their return, became overcome with liquor and stop ped by the wayside. The other two proceeded to camp, and the next morning went in search of their missing comrades. They were found dead, having been shot by some parly or parties un known. The aflair created the greatest excite ment in tho quiet town, and the soldiery, wild with rage, threatened to lay the place in ashes. Their commander, however, was able to preserve order aud maintain the discipline ol his command Dr. H. Sills, President. Andrew Down, Secre tary II. P. Glenn, Treasurer. GEORGIA LOOM AND MANUFACTURING CO Y. MANUFACTURERS ANI) PLANTERS, LOOK TO VOUH INTERESTS! AND CAM. AT Oflfloo, Ilell-.I olniHon ltu 11<11 nyr* NEXT DOOR TO POUT OPFICK, ATLANTA, GEORGIA* AND SEE IN OPERATION Mendenhall's Improved Self-Acting HAND AND POWER LOOM! EASIER UNDERSTOOD, EASIER TO OPERATE, AMD MORE RELIABLE! POSSESSES SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES Over all other Hand Looms. AND IS MORE SIMPLE AND DURABLE I Planters can be Independent ! By Weaving all their Good* for iiomo Wear on the MENDENHALL IMPROVED HAND LOOM t ! From 15 to 30 Yards per Day Can toe Woven on thin Loom I IT WEAVES AS FAST AS ANY FaCTOBY LOOM ! Half the Cost of the Clothing of a Family can he Saved by its Dae! Prom $5 to $10 a Day can be Made on it! ITS PARTS AUK SKLFCUANQ1NQ! Atlanta Advortlsemonts. CITY MARSHAL'S SALK. Will be sold, on tho first Tuesday in April next, within tho lawful hours of sale, at the City Ilali, In the city of Atlanta, lor the city tax of 1M6, tho following property, to-wit: A city lot lu rear ot Boll and .Baker streets, ward 4, original laud lot 61. Assessed ns the property of William Chisolm., A city lot on tho Macon & Western Railroad, original land lot No. .84, w ard 1. Assessed as the property of Isaac Rossor's cstato. A. city lot on Peters and Walkor stroots, origi nal land lot No. 84, ward 1. Assessed as tuo property ol Sllvoy & Austell. A city lot on John’s alloy, land lot 76, ward 2, city lots 26 and 28, Jenkins and Calhoun streets, original land lot 61, ward 4. Assessed as the property of James II. Beavoy. A city lot on Houston street, land lot 51, wnrd 4. Assessed as tho property of F. C. South. A city lot, No. 50, original land lot 51, ward 4, block 9, Houston street. Assessed as tho pro perty of II. S. Coleman, administrator of J. M. Coleman, deceased. A eily lot on original land lot No. 50, ward 4, on Cunrcr’s alloy. Assessed as tho property of J. D. Barnes. A city lot on Peters street, in the 1st ward, on original land lot No. 84. Assessed as tho pro- jierty of T. W. Boon. A city lot on Simpson aud Crane streets, orig inal land lot 78, ward 5. Assessed ns the pro perty of James English. A city lot in rear of Harper’s, in tho 1st ward, original land lot No. 70. Assessed ns the pro perty of Mrs. Nancy Brown. A city lot on Peters street, wnrd 1, original land lot 84, Assessed as the property of .lames Atlanta Adveirtlsemonts. IT WEAVES Jmm, Satinet*, Lluaeys, Blanket Twill, Double-Plain Cloth, various kind* of Ribbed Gooda, Fancy Twills of all kinda, Flax, Cotton, Tow or All-Wool noth, Bagging, Toweling, Table Linen, Balmoral Skirt*, Woolen, Linen and Hemp Carpets. In fact, anything, from a handsome Silk to a Rag Carpet. It la small, neat, and light—not larger than a common breakfast table. It la made In the most wnrkmanliko manner, of good material, and handsomely varnished. It la very simple and easily understood—everything la performed by tnmlng a crank. Looms and County Higlils for Sale. f3T"Fnr further particular*, Bill or price*, descriptive circular*, aud .ample* of weaving, addre** Rusn mutt, Agent Georgia Loom and Manufacturing Co., martl-iy ' ' Atlanta, Georgia. WAG ON8 AND T E AM 8 W A-N TKU, T O ban) 290,000 feet of Lumber from our Mill, on Peach-Tree road, lo tbo city. Pur particular*, in quire of A. Murphy or F. P. Rice, at oar ofllce la rear of Whitaker'S Stables. “.“tit MURPHY, RICE ACO-_ NOW IN STOHB. I r\ AAA BURLAP SACKS. Send lu your or- LANGSTON, CRANK * HAMMOCK, 1,141—jw Ala bait* Slrvut. Austin. A city lot on original land lot 85, ward 1, Mo- Liu’s alley. Assessed as tho property of A. Fleming. A city lot on original land lot 45, ward 4, in rear ol Planing Jifill. Assessed aa the property of Charles Forest, p. o. e. A city lot on Tancry alley, original laud lot 45, ward 4. Assessed as the properly of W. II. Friz zell. A city lot on corporate line, original land lot 85, warn 2. Assessed as the property of Golding. A city lot on Baker street, original laud lot 57, ward 4. Assscsscd ns the property of Qa- oious. A city lot on Foundry street, original land lot 83, ward 1. Assessed as the property of Thomas Holland, p. o. c. A city lot on original laud lot 83, ward 1, on an alley. Assessed ns the property of J. M. Buckaioo. A city lot on original land lot 84, in wnrd 1, Walker street. Assessed as the property of Ben- net Conyers. A city llot on Luckic street, original land lot 78, wnrd 5. Assessed as the property of Mac Hamby. A city lot on Peters street, original land lot 84, ward 1. Assessed ns the property of .lames Kile. A city lot on Elliott street, original land lot 78, wnrd 1. Assessed as the property of Mrs. Loug. A city lot on Baker und Butler streets,"original land lot 51, ward 4. Assessed as the property of George Lyon. A «ity lot on McDaniel street, original land lot 95, ward 2. Assessed as the property of B. F. Moses. A city lot on Hnny aud Mnngum streets, orig inal land lot 83, wnrd 1. Assessed as llie pro perty of Miss Nancy McVcy. A city lot in rcnrol Planing Mill, original land lot 45, ward 4. Assessed as the properly of John McKinley, p. o. c. A city lot on Hany street, original laud lot 83, ward 1. Assessed as the property of Harvey O’ Shields. | A city lot on Buckie street, original land lot 78, ward 5. Assessed as tho property oi James Cannon. A city lot on Lttckie street, original land lot 8, ward 5. Assessed as the property of Simp son O’Shiolds. A city lot in the roar of I)r. Powell’s, original land lot 84, ward 1. Assessed as the property of Mrs Eliza Price. A city lot on Peters street and M. & W. Rail road, original land lot 84, ward 1. Assessed as the property of Mrs. Orry Ray. A city lot on Brickyard street, original land lot 78, ward 1. Assessed as the property of Thomas Savage. A city lot on Frazier street, original land lot 53, ward 3. Assessed as the property of Katie Seahrook. A city lot on Stockton and Mnngum streets, land lot 84, ward 1. Assessed as the properly of — Whitehead. A city lot on Jones’ alley, original land lot 53, ward 3, city lot 9. Assessed as the property ol Charles Witcher. A city lot on Humphries and Race Track streets, original land lot 70, ward 1. Assessed as the property ol Mrs. Dozier. A city lot on original land lot 45, ward 4, in rear of Planing Mill. Assessed as the property ol Douglass Williams. A city lot on Alexander street, original land lot 78, wnrd 5. Assessed as the property of Mrs. E. Wilson. A city lot on Johns and McDonough streets, original land lot 53, ward 3, block 2, city lot 5. Assessed as the property of T. Thompson’s es tate. A city lot, in rear of Planing Mill, original land lot 45, ward 4. Assessed as the property ol Ed. Thomas, p. o. c. A city lot, in rear of n. Beetles, original land lot 84, ward 1. Assessed as the property of Vines Ware, p.o. c. A city lot on Tannery and Alley, original land lot 45, ward 4. Assessed as tho property ol A. Wilson, p. o.c. A city lot on Stockton street, original laud lot 76, ward 1. Assessed as the property of Mrs. Sarah Youngblood. A city lot on original land lot 83, ward 1 Mnngum street. Assessed us the property ol — Austin. A city lot on land lot 78, ward 5, city lot 53, on Marietta street. Assessed as the property of James F. Alexander. A city lot on original land lot 52, ward 4, city lot B, on Georgia Railroad, as the property ot Mrs. C. Brooke. A city lot on land lot 83, ward 1, city lot 18, on Green street, aa the property of P. J. Brack en. A city lot on original land lot 53, ward 3, in rear of Jesse Smith, as the property of James C. Bailey. A city lot on land lot 83, ward 1, block 2, city lot 25, Jlangum street, aa tbs property of E. K. Elliott. A city lot on land lot 51, ward 4, block 24, city lot 129, Calhoun and Ellis streets, ns the property of Dickson & Kennedy. A city lot on land lot 50, ward 4, city lot 109, Baker and Ivy streets, as the property of Thomas Dye. A city lot on land lot 83, ward 1, block 27, city lot 2, on Haynes street, as the property of John Doyle. A city lot on land lot 53, ward 3,1} acre lot, on Clark’s alloy aud Connaliy, as the property of 1. P. Calhoun. A city lot on land lot 83, ward l.uear the Race Track, aud one ou land lot 50, ward 5, W. Peach-Tree, as the property of John Chis olm. A city lot on land lot 79, ward 5, on Williams and Simpson streets, as the property of John W. Cason. A city lot on land lot 77, wnrd 2, city lot 2, block 11, on Loyd street, as the property of Mi chael Corigau. A city lot on land lot 62, ward 3, on Hunter and Fair streets, as the property of Meredith Brown. A city lot on land lot 61, ward 5, block 2, city lots (1 aud 7, on Prior street, ns the property of M. J. Ivy, agent for W. T. Ivy. A city iot on iarnl lot 77, ward 1, block 80,city lot 2, on Foreyth street, as the property of 0. E Grenville. A city lot on land lot 52, ward 3, city lot 190, on Fair street, os tho properly of A. Hilton. A city lot on land lot 78, ward 5, city lot 52, Mnriotta and Walton streets, aa tho property of D. P. Hill. A city lot on land lot 70, wnrd 2, block 10, city lot 30. Faith street, os the proporty of N. P. Hotchkiss. A city lot on land iot 52, wnrd 4, city lot 103. on Decatur street, aa tho property of Put and Rich ard McCullough A city lot on land lot 88, wnrd 1, block 83, Brickyard and Haynes streets. A city lot on land lot 77, ward 1, block 81, city lot 2, on Forsyth street, ns tho proporty of J. li. Neal’s estate. A city lot on land lot 78, ward 1, city lot 109, on Meclmnio street. A city lot on land lot 52, ward 4, city lot 187, on Decatur street and Georgia Railroad, as the proporty of Dennis O’Snlivnn. A city lot on land lot 40, ward 4, on Young and Harris streets, ns the property of .1. R. D. Ozburn. A city lot on land lot 52, ward 8, city lot 130, on Hunter street, as the property of Thomas Sheridan. A city lot on land lot 83, ward 1, on Davis and Corporate Line streets, as I lie properly of I. Y. Sawtell. A city lot on land lot 78, ward 5, rity lot 41, on Western & Atlantic Railroad, as the property of James Russell. A rity lot on Innd lot 85, ward 1, on Butler nnd Alley streets, as the property of Fields Rnm- scy. A city lot on land lot 83, ward 1, Foundry nnd Elliott streets, as the property of Edwin Priest. A city lot on land lot 84, ward 1, situated on Stockton street, as the property of Richard Pnr- sous. A city lot ou land lot 51, ward 4, block 8, oily lot 164, Collins aud Wheat streets, ns the pro perty of Charles Sclmalz. A city lot on land lot 70, ward 2, block 42, eily iot 115, on Cooper street, as the properly of At. AI. Smith. A city lot on laud lot 40, ward 4, block 133, city lot 15, on Wheat street, as the property of Airs. N. V. Thompson’s estate. A city lot on laud lot 46, ward 4, on Houston street, a’s the property oi Airs. Sarah Towns, (T. .1. Lewis, agent.) A city lot on laud lot 83, ward 1, Rock slrecl aud alley, as the property of David Thurman. A city lot on land lot 51, ward 4, and Parker and Harris streets and lailroad, as the property of Aliss Elizabeth Winnings. A city lot on land lot 79, ward 5, on Marietta street, ns the property ol Airs. Mary Withers. A city lot on land lot 84, ward 1, on Peters street nnd Alacon & Western Railroad, as the property of John A. Wilson. All by virtue of tax 11. fas, issued from the Alayor’s Court of the city of Atlanta. marl—lawtd L. P. Thomas, Alarshal. Railroad Advorttaoinenta. a... t...»a*A WESTERN & ATLANTIC RAILROAD. O N and after JANUARY 117, 1807, Passenger Trains will mu as follows: GOING NORTH. LEAVING ATLANTA. 8.50 A. M, Daily (except Sunday*) GnBAT North- hun Mail, —Arrivo st Dalton at 3.40,1*. M*. connect- log with E. T. and Gn. R. R. trains lor Knoxville, Lynchburg, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, aud New York. Arrivo at Chattanooga 5.25, P. M., connecting with trains of Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad for Nashville, Louisville, aud tho West, and trains of Momnhls & Charleston R. R. for Mutuphis, New Orleans, Ac. 2.50 P. 1TI. Daily (except Soniutb) Dalton Ac commodation.—Arrive at Marietta 1.40, Cartersvllle ft 45, Kingston 8, Dalton at 11.45. 7.00 P. Iff. Daily Express Passenger arrive afDnl- tou at 1.15 A. M., connectii “* trains for Knoxville, Lvncl more, Philadelphia, nmf New TANontiA 4 A. M., connecting with trains of Nashville and Chuttanooga Itallroad Tor Nashville, Louisville, and tho West, and trains of the Memphis A Charles- ton Railroad for Memphis, New Orleans, Ac. COWING SOI Til. AltlllVE A.T ATIjANTA. 1.315 A. Iff. Daily Great Southern Mail.—Leaving Chattanoooa 4.30 I*. M.. connecting with trains ol Nashville & Chuttanooga and Memphis & Charleston Railroads and Dalton at 7.50 P. M., connecting with trains of B. T. A Ga. Railroads. 9.50 A. HI. Daily (except Sundays) Dalton Ac commodation.—Leave llaltou at 1.25 A. M., Kingston 4.30, ■Cartersvllle 5.15, Marietta 8. 1.15 P. 1W. Daily (Kxobpt (Sundays) Express Pas senger*.— Leave Ohattnmmga.a t 4.f>0 A-At., makings dose connections with trains of Nashville A Chatta nooga, nnd Memphis A Charleston Railroads, aud Dalton at 7.40 A. M., connecting with trains or East Tennessee A Georgia Railroad.' PULLMAN'S PATENT SLEEPING COACHES On all Night Trains. .JOHN B. PECK, Jan27 Master Transportation. DOUBLE DAILY PASSENGER UNE IIETWEEN ATI,AN’ New York, Philadelphia, Washington, AND OTHER EASTERN CITIES. Western & Atlantic and Virginia & Tenn railways. All It a It o ii t o ! Now YovU Advertlaemeuts. GIFTS New M Prize Associitioi. 599 BROADWAY, N. Y. XACH. 25 Rosowood Pianos worth $2i0 to 600 30 Rosowood Melodeons worth 100 to 200 100 Sewing Machines worth 60 to 125 200 Music Boxes worth 15 to 150 500 Gold Watches worth 60 to 260 1,000 Sliver Watches worth 20 to 60 1,000 Silver Tea Sets worth 25 to 160 Together with a large assortment of NEW & ELEGANT JEWELRY, VALUED AT #500,000. WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AH FOLLOWS : mUB name and value of each article of our goods are A marked ou Tickets, placed in SEALED ENVEL OPES, and well mixed. Ou receipt of 26 cents, an envel ope containing such Ticket will be drawn without choice nnd delivered at our ofllce, or sent by mail to any address. The purchaser, after seeing what artlclo it draws aud its valne—which may be from One to Five Hundred Dol lars—can then, on payment of One Dollar, receive the article named, or may exekauge it for any other article marked ou our circular at the same value. Every Ticket diaws an article worth One Dollar, or more. E0TNO BLANKS. Our jmtrons can depend on prompt returns. The Articles drawn will be Immediately sent by Express or return mall, or delivered at our office. Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt ' VALUABLE GIFTS from us, may bo seen on AI our ofllce, amoug whom wo are permitted to refer to Tlmo Table* oil and alter Jan. 27, 1897. GOING NORTH. Leavo Atlanta... Leave Knoxville.. Leave Bristol Leave Washington . Leave Baltimore. .. Leave Philadelphia Arrive New York. No 1. I No. 2. 8.60 A. M. 7.00 P. M 0.84 P. M. 10.84 A. M 5.20 A. M. 5.20 P. M 7.28 P. M. 7.85 A. M 7.80 A. M. 7.00 P. M 9.20 A. M.8.60 P. M 32 P. M.11.12 A. M 5.40 P. M.10.00 A. M llnltlmoro AdvorUBcvnumt*. PRlSEHTATiON CONCERfr Grand Charitable Presentation Concert. IN AID OFTIIK SOUTHERN ORPHAN ASSOCIATION {Incor/wra/ftlby the Leyltlature ftf Virginia, Jan. 30,1867.) TO BE GIVEN AT THE M. t It YLA ND INSTITUTE BA LT1MORE, April HOIli, 1 8<57 Ml HE profits or this Concert will he given to the X SOUTHERN ORPHANS’ ASSOCIATION, to tho subjoined address, from the officers of which, we call the attention of the public. Wc, the-0flhnjry-pf-thtT-SotUhci n Orphans’-Asiwia- tiou, for the maintenance and education of the Destitut* Orphans ol deceased Southern Soldiers and Sailors, earnestly solicit the sympathy and co operation In op GRAND PRESENTATION CONCERT Of nil who desire to see the “Home and School” enabled to receive and care for all the needy ones who seek its shelter and protection. Thanking onr friends for their past contributions and assistance, we agniti appeal to them to help us in a more It is the design of this Associatio extensive enterprise, to e HOME AND SCHOOL For the Orphans of the South, BOTH MALE AND FEMALE, On an extensive scale, in the rity of Richmond, Virginia Ah an inducement to have the building located there, the. Common Council ol that city have guaranteed a sufficient lot of land, in an elevated and healtnfal location, and will increase the quantity of land, if needed. inritahlo institution, that we have entered into an arrangement with Messrs. L. T. Palmer A Co., No. 13 Holliday street, Baltimore, to organise a Grand Musical Presentation Concert For its benefit, nnd earnestly solicit the kindly aid aud patronage of the public to insure its success. (Signed) Mrs. .1. L. HAMMOND President. Mrs. Dr. J. B. BEAN, Vice-President. Mrs. E. A. F. MEARS, Treasurer. Mrs. Dr. A. G. KIMBERLY, Cor. Secretary. Mr. .1. II. SCHIER8, Recording Secretary. Dr. A. G. KIMBERLY, Financial Secretary. Baltimore, February 18,18ft7.” Mlfloolluneous Advortlsemonts. xTs 13 EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. tStrit will enro Djr*pcp*la. TJ » IS EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. pjr it will cure Liver Complaint and all species of In digestion. TJ » 13 EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. Yfr will cure Intermittent Fever and Fever and Ague, nnd all periodical disorders. TJ J-4 IS EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. %£T\\ will give immediate relief in Colic and Flnx. TJ SS 13 EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. Now York i Costiveness. _ TJ !S 13 COMING SOUTH. Lkavb N»w York .. Leave Philadelphia.. Leave Baltimore Leave Washington Leave Lynchbnrg.. .. Leavo Bristol Leave Knoxville Arrive Atlanta No. 1. 8.00 A. M. 11.45 A. M. 8.62 P. M. ft. 30 P. M. 6.00 A. M. 0.22 P. M. 1.20 A. M. 1.15 P. M. of VALUABLE GIFTS from OS, may bo seen on flle ut ,ir office, amoug whom wo are permitted to refer to: John S. Holcomb, Lambertville, N. J., Gold Watch, value $250; Mrs. S. Bennett, 262 Cumberland street, Brooklyn, Sewing Machine, $80; Edwin Hoyt, Stamford, Conn., Gold Lever Watch, value $200; Hou.R. II. Briggs, Washington, D. C., Diamond Pin, $175; J. C. Butner land, 100 Lexington Avenue, Piano, $360; Mrs. M. Jack- son, 208 Nineteenth stroet, N. Y., Sewing Machine, $90; Jos. Camp, Elmira, N. Y., Melodcon, $150; Miss L. Col lins, Atlanta, Ga., Diamond Cluster King, $225; Dr. Henry Smith, Worcester, Mass., Sewing Machluo, $Hf»; H. Sliaw, 183 Sixteenth street, New York, Gold Watch, ! i160; Edward Boynton, Nashville, Tenn., Melodcon, 400; James Russell, Montgomery, Ala., Geld Hunting V’atch, $250; R. T. Smith, Providence, it. L, Silvor Le ver Watch, $60; Oscar Purdy, Madison. N. J., Music Box, $15; Hon. It. S. Newell, St. Pauls, Minn., Gold Watch, *186; J. R. Sperry, Litchfield, Conn., Sliver Watch, $55 ; Wm. B. Peck, Harlem, 111., Music Box, $76; Win, Ray mond, Dayton, Ohio, Silver Tea Set, $125; Miss E. M. Schenck, Detroit, Mic h., Diamond Ear Kings, $225; P. Beaudln. St. Charles Hotel, N. Orleans, Diamond Ring, $170; Mrs. Martha Burnes, St. Louis, Mo., Melodeou, $125. Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed to All. ^“Slx Tickets for $1,13 for $2, 33 for $5. Great in ducements to Agents. All Letters should be addrepsed J. II. KAY A CO., dec20—d4wSin* 599 Broadway, New York. Time between Atlanta and New York, 57 Hours, j Time between New York and Atlanta, 64 Hours. $3Bf“Tho GREAT MAIL between Atlanta and New York is carried exclusively by this Line. The only route between Atlanta and Now York which has two Through Trains, daily, over the entire line, running 12 hours apart. SLEEPING COACHES ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS I Through Tickets, good until used, and Hnggage Cliooked Through* To all Important Points. JAMES LAUDERDALE, _jan30 General Passenger Agent. Atlanta to New York in 56 3-4 Honrs! FURNITURE. DEGRAAF & TAYLOR, 87 and 89 Bowery and 05 ClirUtle 81., NEW YORK, PARLOR, DININCx ROOM, AND Chamber Furniture, Canopy and Victoria Bedsteads, FOIl THE SOUTHERN TRADE, At 20 per cent. Reduction in price. [j.m.k,]ocm-«m A city lot on land lot 53, ward 3, block 6, city lot 6, on Conley alley, ns the property oi O. W. Johns. A city lot on land lot 53, wnrd 3, block 2, city lots wnrd 8, on Faith street, as the property ol' John A. Jenkins. A city lot on land lot 77, ward 1, block 22, city lot 3, Forsyth street, as the property of H. T. Jones. A city lot on land lot 45, wnrd 4, ou Decatur street, ns the property of F. Krogg. A city lot on land lot 53, wnrd 8, block 8, city lot 33, on Frazier street, ns the properly of \V. C. Houghton. A city lot on land lot 77, ward -, block 11, city lot 2. on Loyil street, us the property of Michael Mnyhcr. A city lot on land lot 52, wnrd 4, city lot 57, on Calhoun street, as the property of A. 51. Man ning. A city lot on lnnd lot 53, wnrd 3, block 8, city lot 31, on Fair und Frazier streets, ns tlieproijer- ty of T. G. Mcllnn, trustee, ;ior Mrs. A. J. liu- cliunan. A city lot on lnnd lot 53, ward 3, block 2, city lot 7, ou McDonough aud Faith streets, as the property of J. B. Murphy, trustee. A city lot on laud lot 70, ward 2, block 10, city lot 30, on Crew street, os the property of Thomas A. Martin. A city lot on land [lot 84, wnrd 1, near ltnce Track, ns the property of Henry Beetle, p. o.c. A city lot on laud lot 78, ward 5, on Marietta street aud railroad,as the pro|>erly of A. J.. Fow ler. “—-i •— o; ..... ... iuru. . . A city lot on laud lot 31, wnrd 4, block 134, on hM* C * F llml Houston aud Ellis streets, as the property of F. ' ' 1 ii. Flinu, trustee tot wife. ARTIFICIAL LEGS -ANI3 ARMS. SBLPHO’S PATENT. 516 Broadway, Now York. (ESTABLISHED 27 YEARS IN THE U. 8.) utltuteB, which Have been thoroughly tested for over 27 years, and stand unrivaled for all that is desirable in an Artificial Limb, and patients may rely npon obtaining the best HuhstitQc the world affords. Send for a Pamphlet, to WM. BELPHO A SON, feblft—ly Jj.u.Aco.l 510 Broadway, N. Y. M arriage guide.-young’s great PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK; or, every one his own spring, including all the given in the English language, by Wm. YOUNG, M. D.— This la really a valuable aud interesting work. It is written lu plain language for the general reader, and is illustrated with upwards of one hundred engravings. All young married people, or those contemplating marriage, and having the least impediment to married life, shonla read tills book. It disclose* secret* that everyone should be acquainted with. Still it is a book that must be locked np, and not lie about the house. It will be sent to any one on the receipt of Fifty Cents. Addresa Dr. Wm. YOUNG, No. 416 fipruce street, above Fourth, Phlladel- phla. jelfl—1? JAMES M. BROOKS. UUUH MACDONALD. LOUIS H. I.KGAY. TVVLBLK P. JOHNSON, Of Georgia, with BROOKS, MACDONALD & CO., COTTON FACTORS AND Commifitftioii Morohauts, 59 Caroudolet New Orleans. $SF“I»rompt attention given lo all Orders. Also, lib eral Advauces made ou consignments of Cotton aud other Produce. oi4—9in REDUCTION ~ON FREIGHTS BETWEEN Bflltimoro mid Atlanta, VIA CHARLESTON AND AUGUSTA, Omen Georgia Railroad, I Atlanta, Ua., March lb, ltiin. ) F our, per barrel, »>y the car load $1 75 YV hlsky, per barrel, by the car load 8 50 Lard, lu barrel*, by t.« car load ) Mess Pork, in barrel*, by the car load V 8 Oft Beef, lu tmrieis by the oar load I . . 9Q 35 Two Trains A Day Enoli Way! THE GREAT Atlantic Seaboard and ulf M A. I L 11 O TJ T E I S the quickest, most safe, reliable, agreeable, aud coin- fortanle, from Atlauta, Alacon, Columbus, Ac., TO THE NORTH* This old nnd favorlto Route from New Orleans, Mobile and Mouujoinery, via Atlanta, Augusta, Wilmington and Weldon. N. C., to Richmond, Washington City, Balti more, Philadelphia, and New York, is nowin excellent condition aud successful operation, with new Engines, new and elegant Cars and Sleeping Cars. FROM WELDON Three Route** to IVe>v Vorh Arc now open, viz.: Via Richmond aud Washington City. Via Portsmouth and Old Bay Line ^earners. Via Portsmouth ami the New Auuamessic Route. The last is a new and very pleasant route, by Steamer from Portsmouth. Vu., to Crlsfleld ou the Eastern shore of Virginia, aud thence by Rail over the entlro length of the State of Dolaware, connecting at Wilmington, Del., with tralus for Baltimore, and through, without change of cars, for Philadelphia and New York. New and elegant Sleeping Care on all night trains. BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH. Fare from Atlanta to New York, good by either of the three routes, $39. t3J“Thti 8 P. M. Train from Atlanta rouuects via the Old Bay Llue. The 8.56 A. M. Fast Train, (leaving on ar rival or train from Afontgomery,) via the New Annames- sic route. Both trains connect via Richmond and Wash ington City. Through Tickets, good until used. For sale at the Gen eral Railroad Ticket Office, Atlanta, Ga. For particulars, inquire of W. C. JOHNSON, Ixical Agent, Georgia Railroad Depot. P. II. LANODON, dec2—3m General Southern Agent. DOUBLE DAILY All-Rail Passenger Route ATLANTA AND NEW ORLEANS! rillME TABLES have heenlarranged, to take effect on X aud alter JANUARY 27, lhftf, by which close con nections are made between Atlauta and New Orleaua aud intermediate points yia Grand Junction. Trains leave Atlanta at 8.60 A. M. and 7 P. M. Arrive at New Orleans at 8.40 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. INo Steamboats or Omnlbnsses on this Route t KLKftANT SLEEPING COACHES On all Night Trains ! HA GOAGE CHECKED THROUGH! I'KPSTEES. -Mrs. K. A. F. MEARS. Baltimore, Md. Mrs. J. H. SCHIERS, Baltimore, Md. Mre. J. 8. HAMMOND, Baltimore, Md. Mrs. W. S. BOSTOCK, Baltimore, Md. Mrs. A HAWKINS, Baltimore, Md. Mrs. Dr. A. G. KIMBERLY, Baltimore, Md. Mrs. CHAS. McCUBBIN, Baltimore, Md. Mrs. Dr. J. B. BEAN, Baltimore, Md. It may seem unnecessary to add a single word io the above address, but calls upon the Institution have been so iinmeroHs aud pressing, and the struggle through which it is now passing to widen the circle oT its chari ties, is of such an arduous nature, that the Management cannot too strongly urge upon the HUMANE AND SYMPATHETIC Everywhere, an active participation in the additional at tempt to alleviate the sad condition of great numbers of HELPLESS CHILDREN, Rendered thus l»y the terrible war through which wo have passed. And assuredly, whatever may have been tho relative political views of ladies and gentlemen heretofore, all must agree that tho children referred to could not, by any itosslbility, have had any agency in bringing about their nresoiu deplorable and destitute con dition, aud are suitAblo obiectu for the charity or all per sons, of whatever shade of political opinion. The HOME AND SCHOOL which they now more par ticularly seek to establish and endow, will bo of incalcu lable benefit by providlrg not only food and raiment for those helpless ones, but likewise solid and thorough ed ucation, thus qualifying them for luture usefulness to so ciety all arge. In order that this appeal may he effectual in enlisling the active iutorest aud co-operation of all classes of per sons everywhere, we have concluded to issue for the Graml Presentation Musical Concert 500,000 TICKETS, AT THE NOMINAL PRICE OF *1 EACH! A Ticket entitling tho purchaser to a Gift—there being ONE GIFT TO EVERY TICKET. Tho Gifts are as follows: 1 An elegant Farm o! 2-11 acres, improved with extensive dwellings und outbuildings, saw and grist mill, making the property luvalua- 10,UO 8,750 7,6U) Fare as Low as by Any Other Route 4 A gift in Greenbacks 6,000 5 A Thruo-story Brick House, with modern im provements, in Baltimore 5,000 ft A Three-story Brick House, with modern im provements, In Baltimore 4,200 7 A Two-story Brick House, with modern im provements, in Baltimore 3,000 8 Two gifts in Greenbacks, $1,000 each 2,000 9 Ten gifts in Greenbacks, $500 each 6,(Mi 10 h illy gifts lu Greenbacks, $100 each 5.000 11 One hundred girts in Greenbacks, $50 each.. . 6.000 12 One Grand Pinuo 1 500 13 One Grand Piano j’ooo 14 Two Square Pianos, $500 each ' ‘' i’ooo IB Ten Parlor Organ., $160 each l.Boo 111 One hundred Gents’ Gold Waleliea, $150each.. 15,011) 17 One humlred Ladies’ Gold Watches. $100 each 18 Fifty Silver-Plated Tea Sets, $75 each 10 One hundred Elliptic Sewing Machines, $75 ea. 20 One hundred Gents’ Silver Watches, $65 each. ft 600 21 One hundred Indies’ tine Gold Chains and Vtn $40each ’ 22 Two hundred Oil Paintings, $20 each.., .('ouu 23 Five hundred Bibles, $2u each lo’uou 24 Two thousand copies Pollurd’s Southern His- lory, $5 each loooo 25 Two thousand Photographic Albums, $5 each- 10,000 « 2j vo y ,on , Ban , < * flne Gold Pens, in cases, $5 each 10,000 27 Fivo hundred Plain Gold Rings, $n each . i (too 28 Two thousand sets Silver-Plated Tea spoons’ $3 each ’ 29 Two thousand Napkiu ltiugs, Call Bells, Ac $3 each The balance consists of the following articles : Musical Instruments, Music Boxes. Ladles’ Work Boxes Ladies and Gents’ Gloves, Ladies’ and Gents' Hidiug \N hips, Opera Glasses, Office and Parlor Furniture, Writing Desks, Black Walnut Frames, Engravings, Ac. The whole amounting to uu aggregate of 500,000 Valuable Gifts! PUN OF DKAWINi;. Dnnlieate number, from 1 to 500,000 are placed in a wheel; the flr.1 uumber (when drawn ont) drawn the hlgbeat or flrat rift: the eecond number (when drawn out,) the neat highest, or second gift, Ac., until tile whole number I. drawn. The distribution will take place nfter tho Coucert where 8,000 per.oua cau witue.a it, A commlttoe will be ™>«eti Irom the aud once to take charge of the .nine All agent, and purchaser, will be supplied witli a cor rect list of the awurd. aa soon a. published car load Fur information, iminire at Georgia fuiboad onice. marW- *w K. W. COLB, Ueu’l Sup t. H. It.. Memphis •JOHN B. PECK, AW M.T, W.&A. It R„ Atlanta. THROUGH HATES ON COTTON Via Western & Atlantic, and Va. & Tenn. KAII.ROADS. T UK following rale, on Cotton, p.r Bate, have Ireon es- ]ba , .<»hli.hcd, to take effect on and after November 1, FROM ATLANTA, GA., Comp'd Cotton. In Original P'k’g’s. 17 in 50 5 80 1 lit) « SU 7 65 5 « 8 55 7 ltd 8 40 Through Uilla of Ladiug will be given at point, of ship ment, and rate* guaranteed. 1 * bf '’ TC< ’ a Atlanta and Norfolk. Cotton will bo transferred ouly at Dalton KnoYviliA and Norfolk. For further infonuatton, “pply to ' 6 ’ J. W. ROBEhTOON, . , , Houthern Freight Agent ' St to ln jo'RNVm'KM'V Uut ’’ „ nov<3 X Railroad,‘Atlanta, Ga. To Boston To New York.. To Philadelphia. To Baltimore... Providence, R. I NOTICE. „ WratkBJt A Atlantic Railhoad l OrrtciAlAaTknopTHAHarottTATiog, l Atlauta, Ga., Sept, trt, ldtia. j I N Accordance with inatructlona from Hla Excellency Charle. J, Jsrtlne, Governor, Vll Malm^ lucil'. gent Holdlen an roof, for Marou .for the purpoa* of ob taining ArtlflcOl Limbs, on uvUUiitlug certlfhxt,' of the Ordinary of hi.'county, wade In compliance with the law, w'll be pa.rV free of charge over the Wosteru * Atlantic Railroad, both going and returning. »ep*H J, S. PECK, M. T, 9 00 18 00 44 00 HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS. Tickets will be supplied to all Booksellers, Music Deal or*. Druggists, Ac where they can be obtained at $1 each, or in quantities at club rates . * Circulars, containing lull instructions, aud term* to postage b ° ma e ‘ U|>ou ruCe, P l of a stamp for return Order* may be sent to us, inclosing the money, from $! to $25, in a regitttered letter, hUuiu iuelosed. at our risk. Larger amounis by post office order, draft, or ex press, at the following club rates: 6 Ticket* to one address * * rj i 10 Tickets to one address * - ' 20 Tickets to one address 60 Tickets to one address . . cJtral"5ffl“ UfU, ** gl- " U W ‘“ ,w pniiliahed from illocounL " Ul h® eupl ' lleJ ,0 lhe “k't'ht. at 15 per cent. Under, and in pursuance ol the provision* of the In tern? Hie Commissioner of lu- ternal Revenue has, upon due proof, granted a permit to the bouthera Orpheus’ Association^ hold its GlftCou cert exempt from ail charges, whether from the special U ™« r l ? ther duty ,n reg P ec t to such Gift Concert P This is a protection to all agents, and exempts them and f, 11 for license, tax, or otherwise This exemption is made uoon the ground that the pro- “SS V r “ * ° M<*»U for this Concert .“ lo be dJ l » 4 C ^ 4r ? l, e * nii I* but another evidence of the favor and consideration with which onr effort, have been constantly met in nearly every direction. REFERENCES. &,???• ^ X BBAnRKQ.AUU. New Orlean.. Brig. Gen. JEFF. THOMPSON, New Orleans ? B BKAK v N “ w J. B. BEAN, M, I)., Baltimore. I. hALDERSTON, M D„ Baltimore. J. B. MORROW, Publisher, Baltimore • V Morrow A Co.) J. E. NI.MMO A CO., Baltimore C. If. 8TEIFF, Baltimore, g McKKKVEk A CO., Baltimore. II. CLAY DALLAM, Counsel. fin °h'XMr' mic,uo ““ “ ,ou,d •- *<*• blw Managing Agents, EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. is a mild nnd delightful Invigorant for Delicate Females. u « ii: EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. S*/~It is a snfe Anti-Billions Alterative and Tonic for nil family purposes, U H 10 EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. ^T*It ia a powerful Recuperaut after the frame has been redneed and attenuated by sickness. IJ !S IO EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. I^“It is an excellent Appetizer, ns well as Htreugth- cner of the Digestive forces. TJ H 10 EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. tPfT'It is desirable alike ns a Corrective and mild Ca thartic. TJ JS 10 EDWARD WILDER’S STOMACH BITTERS. ga^'As It is being daily nsed and prescribed by all physicians, as the formula will bo hnnded any regular graduate. EDWARD WILDER, SOLE PROPRIETOR, No. 12 1 5 M tiin Street, MARBLE FRONT, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. .FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY itr.DWixi: a fox, Corner Whitehall ami Alabama Streets, A r rT.AIV r rA. GA. (•I’ll —Min SPRING inroitiwTio*! 1867. RIBBONS, Millinery and Straw Goods ARMSTRONG, GATOR & GO., IMPORTERS AND JOHUERS OK Ribbons, Bonnet Bilks aud Batins, Blonds, Nelts, Crapes, Velvets, Ruches, Flowers, Feathers, Btraw Bonnets and Ladies' Hats, (Trimmed ami Uutrimmed,) Shaker Hoods, Ac., Ac., 237 and 239 Haltlinorc Street, It ALTlilO RE, MARYLAND, Offer the largest stock to be found in tills country, and imiMjimlcd in choice variety and cheapness. |3t7“Order* solicited und prompt attention given. IV 1)26 ('iw 1 ' IMPORTERS (*F, and pBALteKS IN Foai’li »V SmUllery Hardware. MACKENZIE HROTHER8, Lute Thomns Mackenzie A Sons, No. 222 Ilultliiiore Street, Ita It into re, !Tf d. ESTAUL1SIIED IN 18 2 5. F ELLOHS, SADDLE TREKS, Hubbs, Hog Skins, Spokes, Sheep Skins, Spring-, Shoe Thread, „ , , Cuuvass, Saddlers’ Hair, \ arnisl). Enameled Lest her, Carriage Bolts, Bag Leather, Tire Bolts, Skirting, Mosh, Harness Leather, Wheels, Stirrups, Bits, Ac. Also, nil other articles appertaining to the uusluess sep7—ftm ’ 11 I i, U . I. If. I.LDWIOSKN. WOOD, LOW & LUDWIGSEN, (Formerly Wood A Low-Kstnbli.hed184B,) COTTON FACTORS —AND— General Commission Merchants, 190 Common Street, New Orlean*, LouLlana. AUTHORIZED REFERENCES IN ATLANTA. A. Austell, President Atlanta National Bank: Mr. A. K. Seugo, Messrs. Zimmerman A Yerderey, Messrs. P. w 'L.IDodd, Messrs. Chapiuun A liuckcr, Messrs. McDaniel A Strong. Personal uttention given to the sale of Cotton aud purchase of all descriptions of Produce. Jan2ft— ly W. ALI.KN RICHARDSON. WM. RICHARDSON. W. A. RICHARDSON & SON, (LATE RICHARDSON, ( IIATARI) St CO.,) Sole Manufacturers of the Greenleuf Hope and Bagging, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, And Dealers in PU0VI810NS, (iltAIN, kfc o., 30 Fourth St., I.oulnvlllo, Ky. ir*r-\ve 8il order, for Plantation Supplies, make Cash Advances, and solicit Consignment* of every Product GRIMAULT & («q Chemist* to If. H. Prince Na^leon, 47 ^ I ** -A. It X H . HEW & MOST VALUABLE MEOLCIlml roB iirriienro ™l Intractable & Incurable Dii U NLIKE the Patent Medicine, eencraii. Imported from New York and I J n »|l "jRjo'n Prance have lmen severely tb « L, niKcd by the ino.t eminent (fovcrrmienu'^f lytkai n'id operative Chemists and urM tl , of Paris, Ac., insomuch that the euhTo v d*, Faculty, attached to the K^veramJnt tnd mh Un t 4o„ with the fullest conffden^reromme .n^ favorable notice of nil langdl.hln^ nary diseases, but those who IVO MOltE CO3Vfc)UMl»Ti 0!| | DI8KASEH OF THE CHEST Orfmault’* Syrnpof Hypophoiphate ofy,, I This new medicine, which 1* dcllcion. to tt. a sovereign remedy forcongh*, rolds lrrifr«t lungs and la also an excellent remedy sumption. Under it* influence the conaii iSMd^r r "“"' * ,,d " ie ^ tel NO MOHE COD LIVKIt OIL! Orimunlt'. gymp of Iodized According lo lhe Cerllflenie* r,r the Ph..m Pari* Hospital* detailed in the Prospects “PProbalioo of several Academies, iLie hrrS^.** 1 * od with the greatest success in tlie Oil, to which It 1* really superior It ct£, 01 the chest, scrofula .lymphatic disorders ermTS?! muscular atony and los* of appetite o L222 "dial emotion, by purifying tho lEl.and iWjM most powerful depurative known. It never r.,1291 stomach or bowel* like the halide of Pnti«£2S'k| Iodide of Iron, and is administered with cacy to young children subject to humortofflUl of the gland*. Dr. Casimve, of Ht. Louis recommend* it particularly in cutaneous so Jointly with the Pills which bear hi. mSSS. d6a4 ^<• I Dr. liOraa’ Ffioaphatc of [ r „ 0 The host of all chalybeate*, adopted brtie.k,-., J eaiworld ror tite enreof chlorosis, lncorrwi2fJf| blood, difficult menstruations, terrible diSaHUl Female* are subject. This excellent M bear fatigue, and restore to the body whaterw rnry fl y h "' C 01,1 b? feVtr ’ " r tlie “Lu*c of qntnlne NO MOltE INDIGESTION OK DYSPEPSLU Orlmaiill’» Digestive Ellair of Pep,| K | PepBine is the gastric juice itself, or rather theKta.1 principai purided, which digests food In the ,t„2| ” hen front various causes, the supply of diwMiotal Is tooaumll, tlie inevitable consequences*re1,atlbL,| Hen, gnslritls. Ir.lhuimmtiou of the mucous (wtsdal stomach and howols, heartburn, amttnia, hiss ofstmJI and in females general derangement. The Elixir,f£fl smeenros ail such diseases, and - r v eils votnlfa.il ring pregnancy 4 ■ Better than Copaiba—Internal and Local—TmCiI rative Agent, GItIMAULT'S MATIC0. This new remedy is prepared from tho tecs oil, L ruvmn pepper shrub called MATICO and cornuo.il and infallibly without any fear or inflammatory tnal Thegrear. majority of physicians In Paris, HiiMklal many and New York now use no other remedy, p| directions accompany em it bottle and pocket,ou " planatory treatise w II be eerl 1 ost, Ireelor fd GENERAL DEPOT IN PARTS. GRIMAUBI & co„ 47 Rno Kfchcl:cT In IV. Vork, J. I?ff. BEC'KKK, 128Grao4t j And y every good Chemigt BURIN DU BUISON’S Digestive Lozengers andPowdeil Recent experiment* made < Pairequln, of I hospitals und mu unucipai nmainni . , shown the great efficacy of the Lozenges sod Fovti| argo a Lyon*, confirmed by Ills ( 1 the principal notabUitiu* ofi'arU,tai!| -- viiviiiibi itiiu inciDiHTui me irnnc my of Medicine, Puri*, to cure in a sure and rapid i ner, Indigestion, Nan*ea, n* well hk disease* of the Ml ney*. Livwr, Cramp* in the Stomach, Inflammation! the Bowci*. &c. Tno spleen arising from Imligeitioiftl appear* as if by enchantment under the iiitlueDrcoftttl urecIoQ* modidne, nnd the elck person recovers bttMV strength and appetite. . To resume. Uu i nutile* and Powder arc presentedwI dor the most tavorublo scientific and medical iMjrfeai agreeable to the taste, and may bo taken without locoaI vcnlcnco by children a* well a* adults. B General Depot in Faria at GHlMAULT Ai’O.’ft, /i„ .7. , a . 4,S Roe Rlctorikl I Goneral Depot in Atlanta at JENKINS A COH Gouoral Depot in New York, at J. M. BECKER’S, lyl0~t.f iT.MiramlStr«| WOOL) & MAiSTNl Ste^m Engine Company'll O E L E B It A T E D From 4 to 35 Hor.e Power. PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES AND W E have tho oldest, lurgeat and most toropleUWM*}| in the United State*, devoted exclusively tow| manufacture of Portable Engine* and Saw Mills, wWjjl Tor simplicity, compactness, power and economy of I are conceded b/ experts, to do sui>erior to any e«r*| fered to tho public. The great amount °» ooiici room, fire snr'hceinJffl Under area, which we give to the rated norao pOfCi make our Engines tlie most powcrftil ami cheape*t»| use ; and they ure udapted to every purpose where p0”| is required. * r ■ All sizes constantly on hand, ( tice. Descript i tion. r furnished at short frl • circulars with price list, sent on•PPB® I .ra, " GOD at MANN STEAM ENGINE CO, I Utica, N. \. Branch Office, ‘h; Maiden Lane, N. _Je26— ly THE TOMLINSON, DEMAREST C0.| 620 Broadway, New York» Have associated with them Mr. W. W. WOODRUFF, | Formerly an Extenaive Dealer in CjtRRIAGKS and RUCICilEd TEXAS LA TNO AGEINCY. W. L. ALEXANDER, <1 HITMAN, - - - ; TEN A. Attorney at Law & Real Estate Agent I ^OK the purchase ami sale of Improvvd ami Unim proved Hval Estate, Perfecting 'i'illcs. Payment of raxes, aud Furnishing such Iuforiuatlou as maybeob- lamed from Public Records or other source*. My fee* *re moderate, and in proportion to the work required of me. T Kwmimcm.—BOB. L. J. Gartrell, AtlauU, Ga.; Hou. Julian IUrtndge, Savannah, Ga.; Hou. G. N. Lester, Ma rietta, Ga.; Hon. F. B. Sexton, San Angus Una. Texas ; H«m. J«*. 1L Starr, Nacogdocln *, Texaa. feb20—2m* ALEX. WHILLDIN Sc SONS, Commission Merchants, PHILADELPHIA, PENN., Wool, Cotton, and Cotton Yarns. Advance* Made Without Charge. Interest at fi per ceut. per Annum. Refer* to Branch, Son* A Co., August*, Ga. Jmlt—3m A LARGE BRASS KEY. The finder will be rewaided by leaving it at my Warehouse, uext the Opera tioaae, Forsyth street. ^ ALEX. M. WALLACE. Al <;rlfHn and Atlauta, Georgla ( F OR the pur]>ose of *upplying Merchant* and at the South, by wholesale or retail, with any |l F| Rr t r ' a Kc*, Buggies or Plantation Wagon*. Mr. Woudruft's Tong experience in the carriage bod** ■ will enable u* to give satisfaction, iu supply tug good Btantia! work, such as the country demaud*, at m»J| prices as cau possibly be funds lied for cash. We keep constantly on hand LIGHT CONCORD llt'UGIItf, the same a* formerly sold by Mr. Woodruff, aud became so iinivereairy popiiUr all through the8o*®» p | the best Buggy iu use. Address nlT order* lo TOMLINSON, DEMAREST CO- »Pfl7 ly Qtu Broadway, New ggj T. 9. GA KMART, A. T. HAMILTON, WM. H. WUITM*| J. U. TAN WAUKNEN. CARHART, WHITFORD & CO I Maunfatturers and Wholesale Dealers In Fine Coar»*| Medium, and CLOTHIN G , AMERICAN EXPRESS BUILDl»*j 54, 5T, 50 and 61 Hudson Slreef, (Near Duane, cor. Worth St.,) IVYEW YOU*' HT"Offlce of Payan A Curhart iu liumostinu. . ded»-«m [«*L DAVID MAYER, formerly of Atlauta, Gvorgix, I M A Y 10 It A SON, No. GO Warren Street, Ne#»**| iiuh)i;tku* or Brandies, Wines, Gins, Cigars, & c j Dealer* in Rye, Bourbon, and Monongabela WWdd* NNMn
