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gaeas (The Jam} gfuMUflcnm*. BSHHfH ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Sunday Morning, Aug'. 4, 1807. CHURCH Dinner OR Y TO ■ DA Y. — I’mtor. Sunday Sehoo Knur UaptutCiii’Hoh.—Ror. |'rc»chluii »t 10X A. M., mill at Vi I*. M at It A. M. saoiNii Biptmt Churmi.—Hot. W». T. Hiunti.y, Pmtor. Preaching at 10,H A. M., anil at “ V P, M. Bunday Si tmnl OA.M. t'litiBcn op TI1* ImtAOIU.iT* Cobi *ition, Tioyd atrwt. Rev. Tliomaa O'Hallly, l’aator. Klrat Masa 7 olclock, A. M.; High Maaa 10K o'clock. Bunday School I P. M. Vcapcri 8 P. M. DiacirU*’ Cuunen—96 door Bpll-Johnaon llall.—K. P. PBRDti*. Paator. Bprrlco at 10M o'clock, i. n, St. Philip’* (KpiscopiL) Ciiuiich.—Roy. Ciua. W Thom**, Rector. Trenching at 10K A. M., and at 4 P. M, Sunday School at 9 A. M. \V**L*T CUiPBL.—Rev. \V. P. llAnniaos, Paator. Preaching at 10* A. M., and at 7* P. M. Sunday Bchool at 9 A. M. Tmnitv Cuunen.—Rev. W. M. CUtmLKf, Pastor. Preaching at 10% A. M., and at Vi P. M. Sunday School at 0 A. M. MariioutaT K. Cuunen—Rev. Wxslby Pkbttvman, Paator. Schofield's Hall, Whitehall street, Service at HIM. A. M. t’BNTHAL PKBSRYTBIItAN CHUKOH.—R«V. R. K. Pott- tbu, Paafor. Preaching at 1I1M A. M„ and at 7M P. M. Sunday School at 9 A. M. Phut Piibobytebian Cuuboh.—Rev. Joan 8. Wilson, Pastor. Preaching at 10M A. M., and at 7M P. M. Sunday Bchool at 9 A. M. Tub pins milk cow ot Robert Crawford, Esq., said to bo the best in all Georgia, was killed a day or two ago in tlio woods adjacent to the Federal barracks. It was a vandal act for which Mr. Crawford cannot account, as she was left untouched. Firb Company No. 1 were engaged yesterday utlernoon In putting the new alarm bell in tlio belfry of their engine house. Samuel Smith, an unfortunate idiot boy, the son of Rev. N. W. Smith, of Jonesboro’, Clay ton county, wandered awny from home on last Sunday, and has not sinco returned. He was last heard from Monday evening about halt a mile this side of Rough aud Ready, traveling in the direction ot this city. Great anxiety is felt lest, in his almost helpless condition, he should ramble otl' and pcriBh. Ho is about live leet live inches high, with auburn hair and blue eyes. Any information concerning his whereabouts, left at this office or sent to his father at .Jones boro’, will be thankfully received by his dis tressed parents. The Atlanta Opera Hoimo. Jiblglug fro A what has passed from timo to tlmo through the papers North and Bouth.lt may bo of somo interest to tlio public to know that our Opera IIouso Is now under prosperous headway. I’lio indications now amount to nn absolute certainty that by or before tlio middle ot September, tho handsomo aud stupendous structure will lie comfortably under roof. Messrs. Ileoly, Horry & Hayden, men who are known to have stamina as well as enorgy, have undertaken to get tlio building ready for tlio roof at once, l'lio third story is now half way up; aud the fourth and last will ho added immediately.— Hence, wo can see that tho probabilities aro that wo will by tho end of tho year liavo an entirely home-mndo building,- whicli will bo not only one of tlie largest in tho South, but one of tho hand somest. Tho Opera House building, being one hundred by ono hundred and fifty foot, covers flltcon thou sand squaro feet. Tlio fronts on Marietta autl Wadlcy Streets aro massivo iron structures, said to ho superior iu design to anything south of the Ohio river. Tho castings for these fronts were mado entirely in this city, by tho foundry of Messrs. Hoge, Mills & Co. Tlio stone work is of the celebrated Stone Mountain granite, which lias no superior iu tlio world for building pur poses. Tho brick work is wholly iu the hands of Messrs. Ilcely, Berry & Hayden, who ns build ers have no superiors, and who liavo possibly done more brick work in this city than any other firm. Tlio wood work, we believo, is in the bunds of Messrs. Scofield & Feck. When this ahull liavo been completed, which now seems sure to bo within -the present’yenr, Atlanta will bo provided with all tlio place", of amusement that will bo needed for many years to come. Sucli tilings are necessary iu all cities; and to make them what they ought to be, they should bo adapted to tho higher purposes of tlio legitimalc drama. Sinco the war we have been debarred a high order of amusements, simply by having no suitable hall. This one completed, it will suit any purpose, being adapted to the appli cation of any stage machinery, from tho lowest comedy to the highest drama. Hence we may hope lo have with us during the winter some ol tile “stars” who arc delighting the citizens of other communities.—Ladies' Home. The fixtures of the late Brown & Wildman bunking house were sold at auction by the Sheriff yesterday, in accordance with an order from tlie Superior Court, issued by His Honor John Follies', The magnificent bankiug counter, cost ing originally $1,100, was sold to Col. J. M. Ball lor $103. The iron safe which cost $1,000, was sold to Frank P. Rice jtor $300. The other fix tures went at correspondingly low figures. The sale was made by W. L. Hubbard, Deputy Sheriff The Mineiial Spiuno improvements are be mg rapidly pushed forward under the euergetic management of George Johnson, who is deter mined that the place shall be fixed up in n man ner worthy of the health-giving fountain, where invalids may be restored to vigor. If not uow^ the day is not far distant when the hygenic pro perties of the spring will he fully acknowledged not only here at homo, hut by persons lrorn abroad in search ol health. We are glad to know, therefore, that the piece will ho made at tractive by suitable buildings, and that tho grounds will be tastefully laid ofi and decorated with shrubbery, shade trees, etc. Mr. Johnson will bo enabled, by means of tho brook that runs hard by, aud the waters from the spring, to .have a beautiful pond on the premises. On the lltriuk of this lie will plant the “willow," nud :.u oiiih1 it arrange cozy little summer-houses aud TU-hors. His plans are admirably concocted, and we may reasonably expect to see Hie place made very attractive under his supervision. A little time only is wanting. Ilci£l*Ur»Uon—Tlie Final Heault. The total summing up of registration iu this ,:>ly now, after a carcfu! overhauling of the hooks, ascertained to be os follows: Finer Wabu.—White Colored Second Wabu.—White 2*0 Colored Third Wakd.—Whites ; Colored FoeilTIl Wabd.—Whiles Colored Firra Waiid.—Whites Colored. a- MtmiCITAI, APFAIIIH. [omOUl IMlOCBEmNOS OT COUNOIL.] Council Oiiahnkil -Total regist.atlon - • . 14,300 Of -the above names enrolled, 1,705 are whites, md 1,081 are colored, making a majority in .favor of the whiten of 144. Mr. .Holland’* Lecture. The lecture of the above gentleman will take iplace to-morrow evening at Trinity Church, and we again repeat that persons who have listened to his elegant discourses assure us that a ricli treat is in store for our citizens. The lecturer wasut one twjo known as the "Boy Preacher of Kentucky," being a native of that State. His subject wifi he “(ferus^Jem,” a locality recently visited by him. Fifry will he charged, the proceeds to ho given to tho Fair Ground Sunday School. We are requested to state that the in terest ot the occasion will be enhanced by music from the choir of that church, the ladies and gentlemen composing it having consented to re- 1,earse a lew special pieces for Monday evening. Tickets may be had at the book-stores. City Park. Tlie necessity for public places ot resort is in herent in the organization of cultivated society. Our intellectual pleasures are enhanced by tlio contributions of social enjoyment. Whatever delights the cyo instructs the miud. A varie gated landscape, tv grove, a forest, a tree, a llower, dottiug the green garniture of earth, is a picture of heaven, blending its light and shade, its deli cate tints and Us deeper hues, with-the beautiful world of thought. We need more of tho ideal with the real. The miud craves relaxation—the heart yearns for a broader expanse in open fields, under the blue of boundless skies. Atlanta is replete with physical life and energy. She is alive to the wants and necessities of the bodily man. Let her not neglect the spiritual. The former is as perishable as it is material—the lat ter enduring as immortal. We must look to the taste and culture of our hearts ns well ns homes. With our places ol business, of public worship, we must also provide for occasional recreation. When inclination prompts us to the promenade —wlieu we would go forth in quest of the beau tiful, to spend an hour in communion with na ture, looking abroad upon tlie creations of God, wc have no resort where the earlh is velvctcd with greeu, with overhanging groves to lend a grateful shade, nor flowery walls redolent with fragrance and bloom, nor singing birds to charm us with their melodies, nor silvery fountains sparkling in the light. But Atlanta must have such a place; she must have a public park ; her growing importance demands it; her niorul and intellectual improvement require it; it is a nc cessity ot her health and happiness. We understand the city owns twenty-live acres of land, In what is familiarly known as the “Fair Ground.” She should, without delay, donate at least ten acres ot this for the purpose indicated. Ten acres fronting the street appro priated in this way, instead of lessening, would only enhance the value of the remainder. What 11 an appropriation has been made to one of the Universities contemplating a removal to this city? Tho park fronting the college, would render cither the more desirable. Instead of the one detracting from the other, what could be more appropriate than their near proximity? Tlie park could bo fitted up with an eye to May-day and Sabbath School celebrations. In stead of our Sabbatli Schools being compelled to seek contiguous towns on festival occasions, those towns would gladly unite with us in our cele brations. We trust tins subject will elicit that attention which it deserves nt tlie bands of our authorities, and that some tangible plan will be set on foot, joking to tlie consummation of so desirable an Russell. SPECIAL NOTICES. UUtinuiii VliAMii r.iv. i Fhiday Eveninu, Atijoat liil, 1(917. f Council met—His Honor tho Mayor, presiding. Present: Councllmon Peters, Caslloliorry, Ilaw- son, Andorson, Cox, Ilayden, and Holland. Tlio minutes of last meeting were remf and adopted. Retail licenses were granted Robert Dohme, II. P. Hitchcock, M. E. Kinney, John Mann, and Joe Ilcermnn. Petitions of Mra. Land), Mrs. Plunket, and Mrs. Bowen, for peddlers’ license, were laid on tlie table. Petitions of R. L. J. Grant, Mrs. Davis, 8am. and Mat. Conley, colored, for peddlers’ lieenso. Granted. Petition of sundry citizens in relation to cul vert on Cain street. Referred to Stroet Com mittee. Communication from Bettys & Co. in relation to tho extension ot Walker street. Referred to Street Committee. The Street Committee reported iu favor of tho petition of the officers occupying the Rogers building, on Marietta street, asking leave to erect a verandah ; provided, tlie posts supporting the Batno do not obstruct tlio sidewalk. Report adopted. Reports of the City Treasurer, Marshal ami Deputy Marshal for tlio month of July, were read and referred to Finance Committee. Reporls of Clerks of Market wore read ami laid over. Report of-tlie Keeper of the Magazine referred to Finance Committee. Tho City Treasurer reported receipts lor fourth week in July, $1,544 84. RESOLUTIONS. By Mr. Castleberry— Resolml, That the thanks il the Mayor and JS>uucil are hereby tendered lo pur energetic aud esteemed friend, Rev. II. C. Hornady, lor a con tribution of eighty-six sacks of com aud one cask ot bacon, donated lo the poor of the city. Adopted, By Mr. Peters— Resolved, That the Street Committee be re quired'to report to the Council the amount ol all outstanding street contracts lor rock work, and that all contracts hereafter to be made, exceeding one hundred dollars, shall bo made in writing) and be submitted to Council for ratification. Adopted. By Mr. Rawsoti— Resolved, That a check for one hundred aud twenty-five dollars bo issued in favor of Robert Crawford, his salary for July. Adopted. On motion the Finance Committee was au thorized to burn the city change bills received from the City Treasurer, and file certificate of Hie amount so burned. The Finance Committee returned the reports of the Clerk ot Council, City Treasurer, Mar shal aud Deputy Marshal for the second quarter, ending 30th of June, 1807, endorsed as correct and recommended their adoption. Report adopted. The Finance Committee also recommended tlie payment of the following accounts, viz: L. P. Thomas, Police, $ 14 00 F. T. Hyun, Salary 50 00 Theophilus Harris, Salary 50 Ot) J. Skinner A Co., City Poor 21 00 W. V. Langford, Alms House 147 30 M. T. Castleberry, City Poor 17 05 E. W. Holland, 2d Quarter’s Salary.... 50 00 J. A. Hayden, 2d Quarter's Salary 50 00 W. II. Cox, 2d Quarter’s Salary 50 00 J. E. Gnllatt, 2d Quarter’s Salary 50 00 O. W. Terry, 2d Quarter’s Salary 50 00 KaTo Hallrond Men and Kiwlnecr*.- A flno Transit for aalo. Apply to ER LAWBHE, Wliltohal! atroct. anipl--<tt Aeoricla Male Lottery, lor the bene fit of Ihu Orphans' Home. Combination Claae, No. SO. Tho following were tlio drawn number*, Anguat .1,1807: 6-10-47—8—10 -21—8—41-35 17 -19—38 - 20 nug4—It 111)YD, WILSON A CO.. Manager*. t*GraLoil, on yesterday (Saturday) avail* lug, between the Race Track and the rcetdenco of Dr. Jnhuaon, on the M. A W. Railroad track, a IlnEAaTPiN eompoHcd of hair. Tho finder will ho reward ed by leaving It at tlilaolllco. ang4—St £~^^aKcllisl»iiN Notice.—Uev. It. A. llol- land will preach at Trinity Church Sabbath mornlngnnd evening. angS—2t Itev. M. U. Wharton Iroiu En- fattln, Alabama, will preach at tho Flrat Raptlet Church at 10# o'clock, on Sunday, and Dr. Shaver nt 8 o’clock nt night. augS—2t MONDAY EVENING next, commencing at 8 o’clock, for tho benefit of tho Fair Ground Sunday School aud Frco School. Subject: “Jerusalem.” Admission, 60 centtj. Tickets to be found at Book Stores. augS—3t C. WIittiier, IiiNurauco Assent, representing the most liberal ancl substantial Companies, North or South, is prepared to take Fire, In land, Life, and Accident Risks; also, on Live Stock. Losses promptly adjusted nnd Fettled. Refers to the following, to whom losses have been pal<J, »to relinbiity of Companies, sud promptness of settle ments: lion. J. E. Williams, Mayor; James C. Davis ; Col. James M. Ball; Cofer «fc McCalla; *F. Corra & Co. R. M Wall & Co.; Panl Jones, Jr.; Massey & Herty; Win. II. Rrotherton ; J. S. Yarbrough; Tidwell & Holli day; F D Thurmond; L. H. Clarke; Johu McMaster; J Whitehead ; T. C. Mayson; King, Ilardee & King; McNaught, Ormond & Co ; New Era Newspaper Offlco; Jol. W. R. Phillips; Hon. U. H. Bigbam, LaGisnge, Oa. Ofilco under the Drug Store of J. T. Jenkins A Co., on east side of Whitehall street. nug2—Snn&Tulm end. Umpire Suite iIIIIIm Flour. A specimen ot tliis beautiful Flour was exam ined by uh yesterday at the commission bouse of Steadman A Simmons, on Decatur street. It is lino un article as we have seen, beiug manu factured at the superior mills of Mr. Steadman Cedar Shoals, in Newton county. The agency >r this city is confined to the above popular commission bouse, where large quantities of it nmy be found at all times lor city tamilj use, or >r the country trade. Tlio Collation Served up for the members of “ No. 2 ” by Hint most popular ol all caterers, our old ac quaintance, “Joe Berman,” on Friday night hist, was a most excellent and successful alluir, to which justice was done by tho “ boys” and their guests on tho agreeable occasion. The Committee ol a previous occasion, in the mun- uer aforesaid, on the part ot this noble and lerprising Fire Company, manifested both dis cretion and wisdom, which all who partook of the collation will hear testimony to. Two or three hours were passed in the exchange of senti . nient and song by those who were fortunate . ein.iigb to bo present, and orotlio hour of twelve had been sounded, nil had retired to tlieir 1 homes. We are gratified in being able to state that •• No. 2” of the “ Fire Department” of this elty is in a flourishing condition, aud notwithstaml ing tho times, that its progress is an onward • me. May it always prove thus, and may the progress of each individual member of it be onward in this life, and upmrd when lie shall, in accordance with the order of nature, have to cuter upon the lifb-kverlastino ! Cluyton A Adnlr. The commission house presided over by the almve gentlemen has long enjoyed a deserved popularity, and we are pleased to observe even iu theso dull times, signs of activity thereabouts which indicate that a liberal share of both city and cotmtry trade still flows in that direction. By the advertisement elsewhere it will be secu that the establishment still continues a live om*. Library Association. The third meeting of the Young Men’s Library Association will he held to morrow (Monday) evening, In the room over the Georgia National Bank. A full attendance is requested, ns the constitution will he presented. •* One of our lady friends lost a breast-pin yes lerday afternoon, which tlie Under will please leave at this office. Bee notice. By the notice elsewhere, it will lie seen that ■the American Hotel, of this city, has changed hands, aod.will in future be in chargo ol Young A Browning. W. C. Anderson, 2d Quarter's Salary.. A. W. Mitchell, 2d Quarter's Biliary E. E. ltawson, 2d Quarter’s Salary M. T. Castleberry, 2d Quarter’s Salary K. Peters, 2d Quarter’s Salary E. Buice, Pumps, &c W. II. Uarvill, Streets Compton & Peddicord, City Poor It. M. Farrar, Interest W. W. Davis, Salary M. \V. ltasberry, Incidentals F. J. Bomar, Incidentals Murphey, Rice A Co., Streets Street Pay Roll, Streets Police Pay Roll, Police Geo. Stewart, Salary S. B. Love, Streets Atlanta Gas Company, Gils J. E. Qullatt, Streets E. W. Muiulay, Relief Geo. Graham, Cemetery Alex. Phillips, Cemetery Robert Crawford, Relict J. H. Porter, Relief. T. C. Murphey, Relief Geo. Stewart, Streets F. ICicklighter, Incidentals Robert Crawford, Salaries Respcctl ully submit ted, It. Peters, Clmirmnn. Council adjourned. S. B. Love, Clerk. 50 00 no oo 50 00 50 00 50 00 12 00 no no 2 00 40 28 75 00 7 00 4 50 337 22 100 22 1811 87 83 33 312 50 345 00 X-''^gps > Locture.-Kcv. It. A. Holland will deliver a Lecturo at Trinity Church oil Afliiiitit Advci'tbiomeiifs- Dr. II. Sell*, President. Andrew Dunn, Secrotary R. P. (Ilenn, Trcnanrcr. Kallroad Adyoi-tisuiflcntN- THE GREAT SOUTHERN GEORGIA COY. MANUFACTURERS AND PLANTERS, Connections by this Line aro moat certain nnd sure nt nil seasons. LOOK TO V O II 1C I N T H IC K fi T S ! AND CALL AT vru this Lino havo been thoroughly overhauled nnd re fitted. Amplo time is given for munis, nnd nt regular hours. Conductors on this Lino are affable nnd courte ous to passengers. Office, I C«*l l-.l oli iiHon JtullUIng, NEXT TJOOR TO POST OFff HAND AND POWER L I>ay« Longer l— 1 Talley, Brown & Co. continue to sell their goods at New York ootst, for rash. EASIER UNDERSTOOD), EASIER TO OTRRATE, AMD MORE RELIABLEl POSSESSES SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES Over nil other Hand Looms, AND IS MORE SIMPLE AND DURABLE l Jj-^jp^Timc Nearly Out! Only 15 Day* longer l—flo to Tallkv, Brown A Co.’s and jy2fi ucet your goods at New York cost, for cash. J^^To Fltjiitcrii—Double Keliucd Fou- drktte of the Lodi Manufacturing C'ompa- Thls is one of the most forcing and quick acting ma nures in the market, and is Ihj fur the cheapest. It Is com posed of night soil, of New York City, from which all Im purities have been extracted; ib then oeodorlzod, pul- rized, and dried. On Cotton It is equal to the best brand of Phosphates, nnd will bring n heavier and by two weeks earlier crop tlmn any other fertilizer. Drilled in with Wheat at the rate of <100 pounds per acre, it will bring n heavy crop on poor soil. Price $25 per ton ol 2,000 pounds. Sample sent on receipt of thrce-cent stamp, with address. Apply to THE LODI MANUFACTURING CO., GO Cortlnudt Street, New York. From Prof. Clius. Martin, flainden, Sidney College, Yu, dated July 1st, 1807: “The Double Refined Poudrettc Is acting like a clmrm i my crops, nnd attracting universal attention from nil beholders. 1 am already satisfied that it is tlie cheapest and surest renovator of our worn-out soils.” JylO—8m Jrojf 0 Tlio lloullng Fool, and House ol Mercy.—Howard Association Reports, for Young Men, cn the crime of Solitude, nnd tlie Errors, Abuses, and Diseases which destroy tho manly powers, and create impediments to marriage, with sure means ol relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge, Address Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Assocl- ation, Philadelphia, Pa. maylQ—8tr teli.ioencer having made additions to its Job Department, and having just received a large and fine assortment of Papers and Cards, it Is novj prepared to execute all kinds oT Job Printing on ns favorable terms as any establishment iu the Southern States, and in good stylo. Particular attention will lie given to tlie printing of Bill Heads, Circulars, Notes, Drafts, Checks, Hlaiiks of ail kinds. Dray Receipts, Bills of Lading, Rusincssand Visiting Cards, Pumphlels, Briefs, &c. All orders will he attended to with dispatch. decl8—3w . L. RICHMOND. SMITH & RICHMOND WHOLESALE TOBACCONISTS, Commission. Merchants A LA IIAiHX STHUlir. ATLANTA, 64 70 1 — 7 IS Whitehall Street, - - - Atlanta, Georgia, 2 20 Constantly receiving new and varied brands of the most 75 choice Virgiuia and North Carolina Leal Manufactured 5 00 Tobacco, which tboy aro offoring as low as tho lowest Our Stock is now very complete, comprising everything 119 35 Satisfaction in every lustancu guaranteed. Call and ex usually ki pf in a Urst-cIrtHH 41 80 amine our stock. 55 00 Strict attention* given to all orders for good* Con 4 00 Hlgumcnts solicited, und sules effected judiciously. FAMILY GROCERY. 125 00 Jyat-lui nick Time and Sure Connections, ATLANTA, GEORGIA* Nl) SEE IN OPERATION Mendenhall's Improved Self-Acting leans, Mobile Montgomery, Columbus nnd Atlanta, to Richmond. Raltlmorc, Wnsltfngton, Philadelphia, nnd New York, by _ ecping-Cars on all night tr leaving Atlanta by this Route. These splendid Sleeping- Cars rim through from Atlanta, Un., to Brancbvillo, i Planters can lie Independent By Weaving all their Goods for Home Wear on tlie MENDENHALL IMPROVED HAND LOOM From 15 to 30 Yards ncr Day C’hi^ 1»« Woven oil tills l^oom IT WEAVES AS FAST AS ANY FnOTOKY LOOM 1 Half tho Cost of the Clothing of a Family can be Saved by Ubu I From $5 to $10 a Day can bo Made on it ITS PARTS ARE SELF-OJIANOINQ! liy the Turning of an Easy Crank, it lets tho Warp off, winds up the. Cloth, treads the Treadles, and throws the Shuttle. IT WEAVES Juaiis, Satinets, Llnseys, Blanket Twill, Double-Plain Cloth, various kinds of Ribbed Goods, Fancy Twills ol all kinds, Flax, Cotton, Tow or All-Wool Cloth, Bagging, toweling, Tablo Linen, Balmoral Skirts, Woolen, Linen nnd Hemp Carpets. Iu fact, anything, from a handsome Silk to a Rag Carpet. It is small, neat, and light—not argur than a common breakfast table. It is made iu the most workmanlike manner, of good material, and handsomely varnished. It is vety simple nnd easily understood--everything performed by turning a crunk. Looms anil County Rights lor Side PIT*For further particulars, hill «r prices, dcacriptlvi irculara, and samples of weaving, address RUSH PRATT, Agent Georgia Loom and Mautilkcturliig Co., marti ly Atlanta, Georgia, R K M OVA I z. BELL & ORMOND Have removed to MARKHAM'8 “EMPIRE BLOCK,” Opposite to Talley, Brown & < FLOUR! FLOUR! Commercial Intelligence. Atlanta itlnrlcct. Sunday, Aug. 4.—Prices remain unchanged, na be low : WHOLESALE PHICl —White Corn Mixed or Yellow Bacon—Shoulders Plain Hams Sugar-Cured Hums Clear Ribbed Sides .$ 1 60 (ft 1 U 1 4ft (fo 1 50 fa 15 20 fa fa Clear Side fa Min.—Ill Barrels fa lu Kegs and Cans fa j* moiNiA Halt.—Per sack * W Liverpool Salt * r> ^ Klouil—New Family, Backs of OH lb.... 0 00 fa 0 5 » Superfine r * fa ^ mall Ghain.—Rye, por bushel fa 0 »K) Oats <a 0,, ° Wheat 1 fa * 00 1 60 fa 2 00 , per Fin rlul. par; selling Exchange on New York,—Buyiug at U premium. Gold.—Buying at 88 cents; Bolling at 40 cents. Silver.—Buyiug at 28 cents ; Belling at 83 cents. Gold Bullion.—Bnylng at $1.26 per pennyweight. Gold Dust.-Buying at $1.15fa$1.20 per pennyweight GEORGIA. Buying. Buying. Georgia R. It. & B. Co.. 07 Central R. R. Bank 97 Marine Bank of Ga 98 Bauk of Middle Georgia 88 Bank of Fulton 45 Bank of Athens Bank of Rnfplru State. Augusta Ins. & B. Co.. 26 Manufhc’rs B'k Northwestern Bank Merchants’ A Planters’. planters’ Bank It Bank of Columbus.. Bank of Augusta 55 Augusta Savings Timber Cutters’ Bank.. Bauk of Savannah Bank ol the State 15 Bauk of Commerce .. Mechanics’ Bauk ALABAMA. Bank of Mobile Ml Bauk of Montgomery. EasternBsukof Ala.... M Central Bonk.. 6 Rank of Salma 2U Northern Bank .Til Commercial Bauk l(l|Southern Bank 95 BOUT11 CAROLINA. Union Bank *'.1 ^ 0 E lo > 2*“^ Bank of Cheater— ... 9 Bank of Newberry Bank of the Slate (old). Ill Bank of llambuijj I’ltllSHAIANS.VLUS ■'(III Nlil’THiMItlilt. Will lie sold on tlie first Tuesday in Septem ber next, at the City Hall, in Ihecily ol Atlanta, tlie following property, to-wit: City lot number not known, land lot 70, ward 5, containing one-lonrtb ol .an acre, more or lese, on Marietta street, city ol Atlanta. Levied on ns the property ol W I Hudson, by virtue of n li la at the instance of tlie Mayor and Council ol Atlanta vs said Hudson, lor the city tnx ol 1865. City lot No. 80, on land lot 51, ward 4, block 10, containing onc-lourtli of an acre, on Calhoun street. Levied on by virtue of a li fa nt tlie in stance of the Mayor and Council of Atlanta vs Henry Irby, lor the city tnx ot 1865. City lot number not known, on land lot 84, ward 1, containing one-fourth of nn acre, more or les§, on Walker street, in the oily ot Atlanta. Levied on by virtue of a li fa nt the instance of the Mayor and Council of Atlanta vs James Jell, for the city lax ol 1865. City lot number not known, on land lot 84, ward 1, containing l.j acres,on I’eters street, in the oily of Atlanta. Levied on by virtue of a li fa at llm instance ol the Mayor and Council of Atlanta vs O G Kile, for the city lax ol 1865. City lot, No not known, on land lot 51, in ward 4, block 131, containing 2 acres, more or less. Levied on by virtue ol a fi fa at tlie in stance of the Mayor R Council of Atlanta vs McMillan & Fleming, lor the city tax ol 1865. City lot No 57, land lot 53, ward 4, containing onc-lourtli acre, on Calhoun street. Levied on by virtue of a II fa at the instance of tlie Mayor ami Council of Atlanta vs A W Manning. City lot, No not known, on land lot 83, ward 1, containing It acres, more or less, on Hock street. Levied on by virtue of a fi la, the Mayor and Council of Atlanta vs Mrs 8 C Rose, for the city tnx ot 1865. City lot on laud lot 84, ward 1, containing 1 acre, more or less, on I’etcrs and Walker streets. Levied on by virtue of a fi la at the instance of the Mayor and Council ol Atlauta vs the estate of Isaac Rosser, for the city tax of 1805. City lot on land lot 84, ward 1, containing oiu- half acre, moro or less, on Brickyard street. Lev ied on by virtue of a fi fa at tlio instance ot the mill tIntinoil rtf* A llitiifn va ’I’ltlllllflK SllV- EMPIRE STATE MILLS/ W E ARE C ONBTANTL Y R h. C E IV1 X G, And can supply Du dura with A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FLOUR! Ixro/IOEHS SOLU ITEIfjzA STEADMAN & SIMMONS, Bunk of Chnrlcuton.. Exchange Bank Merchant*’ (C’heraw). 12 12 Plautern’ Ban Planter*’ A Mechanics’. 18 NORTH CAROLINA. Southwestern R.R.Bauk 21 Farmers’ A Exchange.. Bank of Camden 25 Bank of S. U 7 State Bank fi Commercial Bunk..... 3 Bank of Cana Fear 22| All other N.C. from 80 t Bank of Wtln 85 (ter cent, discount. liut little doing iu Tennessee aud Virginia Bauk Bills. Peach-Tree Street Property P O It MALI Peach-Tree street. I WISH to sell my place Uuaav t'unu.uiH (uur room*, good outbuild log*. Thu Lot I* 90 tout front uugH— 8t J. U. J Mayor and Council of Atlanta vs Thomas Snv age, for tlio city tax of 1805. City lot No 5, on land lot 53, ward 3, block 2, containing one-half acre, on McDonough street nnd Jones Alley. Levied on by virtue of a fi fa nt the instnneo of the Mayor and Council ot At lanta vs estate of T Thompson, for tho city tax of 1805. City lot No 17, land lot 84, ward 1, containing three-quarters of un acre, on Nelson street.— Levied on by virtue of a ti la at tho instance of the Mayor and Council of Atlanta vs II II Witt, for the city tax of 1805. I.. P. Thomas, migl—Id. . Marshal City ot Atlanta. WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLECE, MACON, OJCOBOIA. DIE 80tli Annual Session will begin on MONDAY, Every department has facilities for furnishing tho highest stylo of cducatlou, on reasonable terms. For further I articular*, apply to Rev. J. M. Bunnell, 1). D. President, hr W. O. BASS, Secretary of Faculty. angJJ—lawtlloctl COTTON AND HAY flCRBW. W RIGHT’S PATENT IRON COTTON and HAY SCREW, with recent improvements. 1* now being manufactured iu Atlanta. All necessary Information fur nished on application. Sena in your orders Immediately Jy4—lm Fr< i the ahtivc Mills. Commission Merchants, MARIETTA STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. jy-‘> 2w FURNITURE ! FURNITURE ! Manufactured by IvI4UT1NA, INI ami 98 East Houston Street. NEW YORK CITY, NEW YOU 14. LLTII1S FURNITURE consist lug of Parlor, Chain- iiw prepared fo Fill Orders ft Patrons, having a good lm 1 CHARS, COPPICE, HAWN, LAUI>, OILS t dc. t dc., storage mom have both Out fatilitiu* foi buying, aud o been recently i Goods Sont to Any Part of the City FREE OF CHARGE. Thankful for past, we solicit, and will enda /Atlnnla Advcrtlsomont,. ATLANTA AUGUSTA. THE EATINO HOUSES VIA GEORGIA RAILROAD. P. L. BIERCE & CO. Having leaned the commodious Store-room Corner Whitehall anil Alabama Streets, Will conduct a regular \ AUCTION & COMMISSION BU8INE8S, For the aale of oil kinds of Goods, Wares, and Merchandise. ALWAYS ON HAND, FOUR DIFFERENT ROUTES, Via Augusta, Ga. tSrPitllman’B Palace Sleeping-Cars on nil night trniiiH A Largo and Varied STOCK OF GOODS, to which we invite tho public generally, consisting, in part, ns followa: tie Great Southern Passenger & Mail Route Via AugnatA to Charleston, Columbia, Charlotte, Ra in Angm . — . leigli, Wilmington, Weldon, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York. HATS AND (JAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, STAPLE DRY HOODS, FANCY GOODS, CLOTHING, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, LOOKING GLASSES, And a general assort nient of igeri Augusta to Washington, Philadelphia, and New York. FARE THE SAME BY EITHER ROUTE. IN O T 1 <> IN <* O O I) H , Via Augusta, Kingvillo, and Wilmington ; via Colum bia, Charlotte, and Raleigh ; via Columbia, Danville, and Richmond; via Atlanta, Augusta, Wilmington, nnd Bay ' iue. CfVCountry Merchants wishing to replenish their Stocks will do well to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Fare as Low by Augusta as any other Routo. |^5 r "Tlirough Tickets sold at Now Orleans, Mobile, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, nnd New York by this Route. Through Tickets sold at Atlanta to Charleston, Colum- Auction Sales Day and Evening. GO & ^TWo are constantly receiving NEW GOODS, which we are offering at GREAT BARGAINS I Jy23—• adelpliia, and New York. Passengers taking this Route can have their baggage checked through from Montgomery, Ala., to Washing ton. Philadelphia, and New York by four different, routes via Augusta. Baggage checked through from Atlanta lo In Augusta. Baggage checked through from Atlanta to lmrleston, Columbia, Wilmington, Weldon, Richmond, Washington, Philadelphia, and New York. ncctions at Augusta Savannah, Charleston, Columbia, Charlotte, Raleigh, Wilmington, Weldon, Petersburg, Richmond, Washing i, Baltimore. Philadelphia, and New York. Passengers from New Orleans, Mobile, Montgomery, and Columbus, Ga., tnaku close connections at Atlanta with trains for Augusta, Savannah, Charleston. Colum bia, Charlotte. Raleigh, Wilmington, Weldon, Richmond, Washington, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New York. C#T*Passengers wishing to go North by Hen, will find - splendid Line of {steamships from Charleston, S. C\, to Baltimore, Philadelphia, Boston, and New York. Tlie dim-low ton ■■ toamslilps Offer every inducement to passengers, with tables sup plied with every luxury tho Northern nnd Charleston market a can afford; and lor safety, speed, and comfort, are unrivaled on the coast. UrThrough Tickets on sale at Montgomery, West •olnt. and Atlanta, to New York, via Charleston Steam ships. J. A. ROBERT, Jy25—lm General Ticket Agent, Georgia Railroad. DOUBLE DAILY PASSENGER LINE Commission Merchants, AND DKALEns IN GRAIN, BACON, LARD, FLOUR WcNtcru Produce Generally OLD STAND, % Formerly Theater, now Phienix Building, D WAT (HI ST., ATLANTA,UA W K have again established ourselves in our former business, nt the OLD STAND, and beg to tender our sor vice* to former friends aud the public generally. W lmve a large and commodious store, and with our paB experience and ample facilities, trust we shall receive an merit n liberal patronage. IIS IN A' —AND— New York, Philadelphia. Washington, AND OTHER EASTERN CITIES. 10000 BUSHELS very choice Tennessee Corn 49000 lbs Bacon—Hides, Shoulders, and Hams. WM. M. WILLIAMS & BRO. Western & Atlantic anti Virginia l Tenn RAILWAYS. A 1 I Ha stantly on ham] c s wanting good till and see us, or npr2l - 3tn rime TnhlcM on un«l after Jim. 27, 1807. (RUNG NORTIL Leave Atlanta. Leave Knoxville Leave Bristol Leave Lynchburg UINUTON Baltimore ave Philadelphia. Arrive N*w Your. No 1. 8.60 A. M. 9.31 P. M. 5.20 A. At. 7.25 P. M. 7.30 A. M. 9.20 A. M. 1.-12 P. M. 5.10 P. M. .20 P. M 7.25 A. M 7.00 I 8.50 P. M 1.12 A. M 0.00 A. M COMING SOUTH. Leave New >’ouk .. Leave Philadelphia.. Leave Baltimore Leave Washington. Leave Lynchburg.. .. Leave Bristol Leave Knoxville Arrive Atlanta No. 1. 8.00 A. M. 11.15 A. M. 3.52 P. M. 0..10 P. M. 5.00 A. M. 0.22 P. M. 1.20 A. M. f .15 P. M. No. 2. 7.00 P. M 11.00 P. M 3.40 A. M 0.30 A. M 4.50 P. M 0.10 A. M 1.15 P. M 1.35 A. M Time between Atlanta and New York, 67 Hours Time between Now York and Atlanta, 64 Hours eF*The GREAT MAIL between Atlanta and New fork is carried exclusively by this Line. The only route lelween Atlauta and New York which has t wo Through Trains, dally, over the entire line, running 12 hours apart SLEEPING COACHES ON ALL NIG11T TRAINS Through Tickets, good until used, and I tnggugo Cltoolfed r i?ll To all Important Points JAMES LAUDERDALE, General Passenger Agent. dc. Jan80 General I WESTERN & ATLANTIC CV enger Trains Will (R)IIVO NORTH. j 13 A. VI N Cj} ATLAN I’A. merit, future patronage tuay8—3m (« O O 3D 1ST IlKl.i. X OltMONI). E W S 1 ! RECONSTRUCTION guaranteed personal supervision of the proprietor, and Parties in the South desiring fine Household Furniture can he supplied direct from the Manufactory, or those about visiting New York will find It to their advantage to examine this stuck before purchasing elsewhere. py*AU good* warranted. JyM 8n> FLOUK! FLOUU! i constantly ee l lug a superior article of W K ” PLOI'IC FROM NKV . scveml of the best Merchant Mills lu Georgia and Tennessee, in Barrels nud Sacks, At Wholesale and by the Single Package. fay~Ordera filled for any quantity. lygg 8m • ' VAN BPFB A TIITIN. RATES ON FLOUR PKOM ATLANTA TO New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, VIA AUGUSTA AND CHALKS TON. New York, Phitadnlphia, and Baltimore, fl 75 y Barrel Charleston Ilf) V Barrel Sacks of 1U0 lbs each, charged as half barrel*. rffAveraue time from Atlanta to New York, six days. ^ G. T. ANDERSON, Agent Ga. R. It. jvK»-hn C. I» ONVi. • tern Agent. ltOAKI>l\<j FEW more (Jentlemeu can bo accommodated BOOT, SHOE, LEATHER, S II O B-F I MM NO Commenced last II I SIN ESN April by i t a r% re s, HAS PROVEN A DECIDED SUCCESSl WHY? J^ECAUBE he has kept the LARGEST STOCK or GOODS iu his lino In tho State of Georgia, the Guods fully adapted to tlio wants ol tho community, either at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, All of which have been made to his own order, or bought by himself in person since the decline In prices, nnd for rash; consequently, he can and will sell them for less than tho same goods can be l»oiight elewhere. Being alive to the wants of his customers, and know ing the advantage that ready money has over time in buy ing, he has made all his purchases exclusively for cash; and being determined to sell for CASH ON DELIVERY OF GOODS only, be can afford to take HALF THE PRO- PH'S OF OTHERS who keep Irook* and sell on time (even for only thirty days.) He has determined to make A’ ____. Board, at the F1CKE.N onnosite the junction of Broad street. Terms reasonable. ‘ ^ TU08. M. JONES, Formerly Proprietor of the Roper House, Dana ridge, Tenn. THE JOBBING TRADE A SPECIALITY, And Wholesule Buyers will find it much to their advan tage to give him a call, lie will duplicate any bill of goods iu his line bought of jobbing houses in New York or Boston, adding only freight, Ac., to this poiut. UTAH goods warranted as represented. Jy25—lm Don’t Forget the Place or the Sign. FLOODING. S IX THOUSAND FEET Prime Dressed Kiln Dried Flooring, Tougued and Grooved. jau*HC W, 0Aify|? * OO. I. T. BANKS, Rawson’s Building, Comer Huuter aud Whitehall streets. N. B.—Not connected iu business with any other house In the city. ]e*fi i Pah imect xvillt* 8.15 A. M, Daily (bxckit Sundays) Kxiiie -KNuKit.—Arrive nt Dalton nt 2.30, P. M., i Ing with K. T. and Ga. R. R. train* lor Kn Lynchburg, Washington, Baltimore, Pliiludelnl nnd New York. Arrive nl Chattanooga 5.25, P. connecting with trains of Nashville A Chattanooga Railroad lor Nashville, Louisville, and the West, and trains of Memphis A Charleston It. It. for Memphis. New Orleans, Ac. 3.50 I*. HI. Daily (kxcrpt Sundays) Dalton Ac roMMUDATloN.—Arrive at Marietta 5.15, Cartersville i (M>, Kingston 9, Dalton at 12.25. 7,00 I*. Ill. Daily (Gkcat Noiitiiriin Mail arrive nt Dalton at 1.15 A.M., connecting with K.T. A Ga.K.K trains for Knoxville, Lvnchhiirg, Washington, Balt more, Philadelphia, nud Nkw Vohk,arrive at Chat tanoooa I. lu a. m., connect ing with trains of Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad lor Nashville, Louisville and the West, and trains of the Memphis Clu»rl< ton Railroad for Memphis, New Chileans, Ac. CODING SOUTH. AUllIVK AT ATLANTA. II Am W. Daily (Jurat Soutiikun Mail.—Leaving Chattanooga 1.30 P. M.. connecting with trains ol Nashville A Chattanooga aud Memphis A Charleston Railroads aud Dalton nt 7.50 1*. M., connecting with trams of E. T. A Ga. Railroads. 0.15 A. fll. Daily (kxcrpt Sundays) Dalton Ac- oomuodation.—Leave Dalton at 1.25 A. M., Kingston 4.30, Cartersville5.15, Mariettas. 12.05 I*. If I • Daily (Except (Sundays) Kxprc seugers.—Leave Chattanooga at 3.20 A. M., making close connections with tram* of Nashville N Chatta nooga, and Memphis A Charleston Railroads, and Dalton at (1.25 A. M., connecting with trains of East Tennessee A Georgia Railroad. PULLMAN'S PATENT SLEEPING COACHES Un all Night Train*. JOHN B. PECK, Muster Trausportutio DOUBLE DAILY All-Rail Passenger Route ATLANTA AND NEW OKI,RANK! f|U.ME TABLES have been arranged, to take effect on A. and alter JANUARY 21, 1nG7, by which close con licet ion* are made between Atlanta anil New Orleans aud Intermediate points via Gkand Junction. Trains leave Atlanta at 8.50 A. M. and 7 P. M Arrive at New Orleans at 8.40 A. M. and 7.30 P. M No Steamboat* or Oinnibusses ELKOANT N L E K F I N (J 4 0 AC lift \ On all Night Trains I BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH! Fare as Low as by Any Other Route Tickets may be procured at the General Ticket Office Atlanta. W. J. ROS«, Geu’l Sup’t M. AC. R. R., Memphis. JOHN B. PECK, Jaofff M. T. W. A A. R. R , Atlanta. IN STOKE ANII TO AKIIIVE. LI.IIE, LI.HE. W K are sole Agents for the salo of Rogers’ celebrated Birds-Eye Lime, and will continue to keep ilngo * - find it to their interest to is their orders. WM. M. WILLIAMS A BRO Just Received and now In Store. Steel, which we offer upon terms that must suit purchasers. Also, 17 tierces chnlco Sugar-Cured Hums. W. M. WILLIAMS A BRO., Joi4—c Commission Merchants. 1 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, (MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,) HAl/riMOltE, MARYLAND. FA CUL T Y: Rev. Thomas H. Bond. M. 1)., President. (J. C. M. Robkhth, M. 1)., Emeritus ProfeMtrol Obstet rics and Diseases of Women and Children. A. J. Foaud, M. D.. Professor of Descriptive aud Surgi cal Anatomy. -J. P. Lucian, M. D., Professor of the Principles amt Prac tice of Medicine. IIakvky L. Byhd, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics. Martin P. Scott. M. I)., Proftpsor of tho Diseases ol Women and Children. 'Idwaiid Wahrbn, M. D., Professor of tho Principles and Practice of Surgery. John F. Monmonmt. M. D., Professor of Physiology and General Patholo and General Pathology. J. J. Moohman, M. D., ProfosHor of Medical Jurispru dence! aud llygleiHie. Joseph E. Claoktt, M. D., Professor of Materia Mu- dica and Therapeutics Ci.AiiKNCK MonriT, M. 1)., Professor of Medical Chemis try nnd Pharmacy. iin N. Monmonikk, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. The next Session of this Institution will commonco on the first day of October ensuing, and continue Tor five month*. One student from each Congressional District of tlie Wouuded and disabled soldiers will have precedence iu this regard over all other applicants. •ated lu Baltimore, one of the most populous, hos pitable, and attractive cities in this country ; under the I ration of all the sunjecls embraced iu its extended cur riculum, Washington University oilers nnusual advau ■ ;os to those engaged in tho study ol Medicine. I ilulltj public clinic will bo held, at which such thor ough instruction will be givou ns cannot fall tofamilarizc the student with every variety of disease and lntury, and to give him a practical acquaintance with the use ot re icdlal agents. The students of this Institution will lm admitted into the public hospitals of the city, where arrangements have been mado for clinical instruction. Anatomical ttudlee can he pursued under as favorable circumstances as in any other medical college it: tins country. F EES. Matriculation f 5 Dissection Bt ifessors 12U Graduation 20 eneficiary 35 Gaduates of other respectable medical schools will bo quired only to pay tho fees for Matriculation, Dissec tion, ami Graduation. A. J. FOAUD, M. D., Dean. No. 17 Liberty street, N. K. coruer of Lcxiugtou, - •• • - Jy3| - lw «»r Barnuin’s Hotel. Wholesale and Kctuil CASH CLOWING HOUSE. rK have now in store, ami are motiving regularly, ail W K..— - ».».».«. the LATEST STYLES of MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING, PIECE AND FURNISHING GOODS, TAILOR'S TRIMMINGS, dc, dc Which we will sell at a very slight advance on first coa HERRING A LEYDEN, 40 Whitehall Street. S10WINO MACHINES. OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT Is now complete. Suits of All Kinds Promptly Made! We guarantee FIT, STYLE, aud QUALITY. H AVING accepted the General Agency for the State of Georgia, of tho WEED SEWING MACHINE, ol Georgia, of tho WEED we are prepared to sell them at manufacturer’* prices. These Mm blues, after a thorough trial for years, have MHciuues, auer a luorougn trial Tor years, havo themselves lo Ihj tho SIMPLEST AND DEM’ for general family use now made. Our anaugemeuts are uow complete to furnish any of tlie leading Sewing Machine*, at maker’s price*. inay5—3m HERRING A LEYDEN. At Wholesale. 6snaburgs. FACTORY YARNS. Parties wishing the above goods will save the freight by buying them iroiu us. HERRING <t LEYDEN, jelb— tllaug5 factory Ageoita
