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TJHE DAILY SUN ATLANTA, OA- Tt zADAT Mowing, Jcx* 18, 1872 CITY AFFAIRS. Oar Aftat la Baakl County. J. K. P. Douglass, of Homer, ia our duly authorized agent in Banks ami ad orning counties. E. Nkbhot, Eaq., of Social Circle, our General Traveling Agent. He i* moat widely and favorably known all over Georgia as a correct and reliable buaincai man. Hit genial flow of spirits make him welcome among all classes o' people- tl Oar Af«l >. Major J. L. Calhoun, of Tuskcgee, Alabama, ii our duly authorized Agent for Alabama. He in widely known all oyer the South, and ia a gentleman of the higheat integrity and first-claas ■tending. Rial Estate Sals.— He® Wallace A Fowler e n tire of sole of valusble real estate this afternoon. Law C’a»d.—Hoc ths card of J. B. Hinitli ia c Advertising columns. Wauhiu to tss Oemocuac t.—personsscl^d with tbs meeting list Ssiurdsy. who dsclsrs thst they sever did sod never will vote with tbs Democratic party. Look out for disorganlrers. Democrat. None*—All persons having cases unsettled in the lets Judge smith's court, will please call immedi ately for settlement st the same office. J. F. Poster, Constable. TELEGRAPH NEWS Bjr the New Terk AsMKisUd Pres*. MASSACHUSETTS. The Year of Jahllee has Cssi* — The First Soles—All on I he Major K-y— Alailr about to Flay Itself to llealls. Urv. J. U. DiVon*. of Oriffln, Oa., Is spending some time in the city, and will preach at the F baptist Church each night of this waek. p. U. OxLRiri, at his old stand under James' Dank. having refitted bis establishment, will open oat in eplendid style on Wednesdsy, 19th instant. i bige C. C. Hammock. Beal Estate agent, bss on Wednesday afternoon, stS.S o'clock, bee adver tisement. This is good property, within a few steps just the right distance from the street cars. Take free ride on the street care, and attend the sale. Urn. Vr P. Hammond entered this (Monday, morning upon his duties as Notary Public and officio Justice of the Peace, as successor of Judge B. D. Smith, deceased. Be was appointed last Sat urday by Oovernor Smith. or 8c red cl*-—On and after Sunday. 16th Inst., passenger trains on this road will run i dor: Down Day Train—Leave Atlanta at 3 a. If ; sr- rivaas Macon 7:30 a. M. Up Day Train-Leave Ma con at 8 60 a. M.; arrive at Atlanta 3:1* r. u. Doe Night Train—Leave Atlanta at 4 r. u.; arrive at M con 9 34 r. m. Up Night Train-Leave Macon at r. m. ; arrive at Atlanta fi.*W a. M. H. P. Clara, Agent. State of the Market. , with l i favora- Cotton remains quiet and weak at 34 J iual receipts and sales. Money la easier, end the tendency is ble, from ths fine wheat prospects. There Is a slight decline in grain. Meats and pro visions about ths same. Country produce is scarce. Dry goods, hardware, etc., remain anebauged. Trade only medium. There Is considerable activity In tbe lire stock market Local & Business Notices. received, &0 white ami buff Lndica' Suit*, new uud beautiful styles, at $3 50; worth 87. A a few more of those beautiful India Lace Shawls at $4 GO, at Wm. Rich & Co.’s, jelG 2t James Bank Block. fcfcr*G. W. JACK is supplying Fartics and Families with his most delicious Ico Creams at from $3 00 to $3 GO per gal Ion. Delivered to any part of the city free of o barge. . A^G. W. JACK Das Chocolate, Lem on, and Vanilla Ice Cream, and a great variety of fresh baked Fancy C&kus. Hi* Saloon ia kept open till 111*o'clock every night 9bjT LAST NIGHT we noticed ladies and gentlemen at Jack’s Ice Cream Sa loon, at lit o'clock. It ia a fashionable and delightful resort these warm nights. **r AT FIFTY CENTS.—Regular meals, full variety, well prepared, fur nished by Feel & Knowles, 20 Marietta street Give them a trial. m23-il •arTUE PUREST AND SWEET- est God Liver Oil in tbe world is Hazard A Caswell's, made on the ocauluiro, from fresh selected livers, by Caswell, Huzard A Co., New York w It is absolutely pure and sweet Patients wbo have once Juk en it prefer it to any other. For sale by all druggists. mlbtuAfri—d&wly. ICE-COLD Cincinnati and Mil waukee Beer, furnished by Feel Knowles, from their large Refrigerator, where it is cooled by tbe barrel. More lor the money thau any where else. m23-tf • m* Chocolate Caramels, Wednesday, April 3d, and every succeeding Wednes day, at Block’s Candy Factory, No. 76 Broad street Broken candy 20 oenta per noand, or six pounds for a dollar. Wedding cakes handsomely ornamented at reasonable prices. W*_Ordor Wao3~* from Well*, 78, Whitehall; OoidtanoTen, No. 1 Capitol Bnildiog, orBoipie, corner Decatur and Bell Job 27-tf. AW DEl’AUTUBE. —Pullman Palace Bleeping Car, Milwaukie, leave, to-night hj Western Jc Atlantic Hoilroad. The “ itaciuc" leaves to-morrow night. OW NORTH, EAST AND WEST. 11 jaros. June 17,-Ti.o flr.t day of the ! an ^ h uU-ruutional 1‘eace Jnl.ileo .-|-» • HI. .-light ful weather and brilliant prmpecte Ul ‘ 1 w I lllf deligl! of anecrrMb^M ^The special feature in the morning w«h the arrival of the British bund, at about sun-rise, while cannon were firing and bells riuging in celebration of the buttle of Bunker Hilt The baud was received at the depot by the Jubilee Executive Committee, and breakfasted at their quarters. The reception procession, for all visrt- ing bands,except the French,who had its reception last week, formed at 8 o’clock, and embraced delegations of all the Britr ish, Scotch and German societies of Boa- tnn and vicinity, and citizens generally. The Frst Regiment acted as an escort with a cavalry batallion and the Bostou Fusiliers. Dense crowds thronged the sidewalks and windows along the whole route, and the visitors recived a hearty welcome. All the bauds appeared in pa rade dress, as a review by the city gov ernment, and a collation, ended tbe morning parade. People are pouring into the city from all quarters and by all conveyances. Every State and Territory is represented in the chorus already here. The city is decorated with flags, and nearly all busi ness is suspended. Tbe last touches have l»een given to the Coliseum building, and it is far superior to the former one. Great crowds, in cluding people from all parts of the oouutry are in the vicinity, attracted by curiosity. The grand chorus, for the first time, assembled in the Coliseum this morning, and summed the seats assigned them for the jubilee, and rehearsed the programme of the afternoon concert. Carl Serruhn, Herr Strauss, Franz Abt and Gilmore, in turn, assumed the baton. neyTyork. New York, June 17.—The entire body of coach makers, 6,000 in number, re turned to work this morning, on the eight hour system. Uavemeyer A Elder’s large sugar re finery, in Williamsburg, is closed. A force of strikers crossed from New York to the vicinity of the refinery to day, followed by the Police, but returned peaceably, without accomplishing any thing. In Jersey City the strikers began to gather at Matbeson A Wincber’a sugar refinery at an early hour. Eighty police dispersed them. Forces of police are stationed in dif ferent parts of the city to quell out breaks. Up to noon there were no dis turbances. Officer Eaton, who was wounded yesterday, still lies in a danger ous condition. The World regards the movements of the gentlemen, who are invited to confer together here on the 20th with reference touu auti-Grunt movement, os one whol ly outside the Democrat party, and that, US' «<iDUV" IViW.A. TZPJTf..l«rc* will shun it Most of the mon, iu Durant's Sugar House, rofused to strike, and this morn ing al>out 400 dissatisfied men gathered in (the vicinity And threatened the men at work. A force of police charged tin and, after u vigorous clubbing, dispersed them. A number ex-members of the Paris Commune held a meeting Saturday night, to consider u proposition to make a hostile demonstration against Denouilh s, tbe French Minister, on his arrival here. Violent language was dulged in, but no deoision arrived at. Hon. James M. Ashley, of Ohio, stated, to-day, that Carl Holiurz will cer tainly support Greeley iu case of his nomination at Baltimore. quid and unchanged. Com firm, white G&<i6Uc; mixed Western dull at 67c. Oata dull; bright MK*53e. lire 95 r <L 81 05. Provisions nominal; shoulders Gc. Lard 9c. Whisky 89 a, 90c. New York, June 17.— Flour quiet and unchanged; whiaky 85f; wheat firmer, very quiet, winter red western 1 8&C<tl 98; corn in good export and fair home de- |mand, 0JV>/C7; rice firmer, 8*6i9f; pork ; lard unchanged, tur n-bin dull, 83 20 V/325: | 1 freight* easier. |Br. Louis, June 17.—Flour quiet and ueuk—unchanged. Com firm but un settled; No, 2 mixed 44*. Whisky, no sales. Pork quiet ut 812 0U. Bacon ? niet; cash lots shoulders 7f; clear rib i\ clear sides 7g; order lots * higher. Lard dull and unchanged. Louisvilli, Juno 17.—Flour quiet with only I ini led jobbing demand; ex tra family 87 00. Corn quiet; shelled on orders G3o. cash on delivery. Pork round lots held at 812 00. Bacou shoulders 9*; sides 7f. Lard 9(^10; on orders filled, a fraction higher. Whisky dull ut 83. MONKY M4ltKKTM. New Yoiik, June 17.—Money easy i(afi per cent—exceptions low as 2(</,3c. Ster ling is dull at 9K" 9Gold is 13i(ti 14c. Governments are dull and steady. States are very dull but steady. SOUTH CAROLINA. A ('■bsnU'trVriitl ofT Charleston. Charleston, 8. G., Juuo 17—A steam er of three huudred tons, fully manned and armed, appeared off Charleston bar on the 14th, giving her name us tho “Pio neer,” of the Cuban Navy. Lieuteuunt J. Augustus Cbauveaux came aslfore, uud scut dispatches North nml left for New York yesterday. A suspicion pre vails that she is the Fauuie. ►4-4 ILLINOIS. A Fatal Hall road Accident. Paxton, III., June 17.—A eonstru. tion triin , on the LuFuyette, Blooming ton and Mississippi Road, was wrecked to-day. .Seven were killed uud 25 hurt. Tho traiu consisted of two fiat and one box car, and wits pushed by a locomotive. The car in front was uew and light aud is supposed to have jumped the track. M-4 ITALY. Celebration of the Papal Anniversary. Rome, June 17.—The 26th anniversa ry of the accession of Pope Pius IX to the Poutitlcal Chair, was celebrated iu this city Yesterday, iu it becoming tuau- uer, by the faithful. 4,000 persons, re presenting all cnatious, proceed to the Vatican, and presented a congratulatory address to His Holiness, who upon ap pearing lieforo his visitors, was greeted with loud ehoera. ENGLAND. Death of Norman M< l.cod. London, Juno 17.—llev. Norwan Me Leod, tbo well known author, ia dead; aged DO. I I ATLANTIC COAST-LINE .'M.V.VI'.rClH ItlH’TK. Zlooz-gAiiizocl for tiro Summer of 1B7B. DOEULE DAILY All Rail Connection Via AuRii*ta'Wilmington,liicli- inoiitl. An Additional Dsilj Conne'Uou Augusta, Wilmington and Portsmouth. AND THE M ACNIFCENT BAY LINE STEAMERS The equipment of tbe Roods of this line iefirstcloee. PULLMAN PALACE Sleeping Oars. upon all night trains. Double Daily Schedules ud ell asin tcrtuinsl points in A Is bs ms and Georgia. Jly taking morning train out of Hsvsnnoli, Macou and Atlanta, passengers connect with tbe 6:45 r. M. train out of Augusta. and can cbooee between the All Kail Connection, via Richmond, or the route up Cbtssp«»ke May, baring in th« latter case but ONE night of railway travel,and tbe eccoud night enjoy tbe LuxurloiiN Accommoda tion** Of tbe Stesmera of that line. Through Tickets to all prominent points by both routes at all torminal points South. Also, VTK'airriA s p r i n u s AND EXCURSION TICKETS, TO JTTU.U'Tll'K M.If.WA* HKhOBTH ATLANTA MARKETS. COIUIECTED DAILY. ATLANTA. Tif if. Jane il- UTi COTTON—Very liUk demand, and Reid at 34 FINANCIAL*.—OoLn—baying 1.13, soiling 1.14 Silver—Buying 10*5, selling 1.10. ICxciurob— buying at par {Selling '« par cent, pre mium. Boxim and Stocks—Georgia fie. TI *77; Te, fi*# "9; New Oeorgln bonds si tbe Stale Treasury, SO. Wad1 City Roods— 7«, 7097$; *•. N*as*. Au gusta. M<a.t>5. Georgia Bsiinad bbxk, l.Oligl » J, (leorgln Railioed Bonds, t7#100. Atlanta and West Point Railroad Stock, AtlanU and West Point liailrosd Bonds, fib^luO. Macon and Western Bail- road Block, 1.03^1.04. Atlanta National Rank 1.10. (Jrocerlea.—Oomts—Rio, 3J&35; Jars, *>434; Mocha,40; Istguyra, 3d. Hr aura—New York. UKk.90, Kilrer Drips fi0#fii; New Orleans—prime, 794*75; Florida 45^60; Sugar House, 37; by Hogshead fJ. BuoaR — Coffee A. 13',; Extra C. 12 V; Ctusned, Oranulated, Powdered, 14; V. O. Choice. 13 V: jmmonlOV; Pair, B| Prime Ujg| Buow White, IV; l*emsrara 12.V413. Teas-Rlsck l.otk^l.tf; Oreen 1.0061.50. Misc kllansoi a —Buds — Boxes, 9c Y n>, in kegs Vie ft lb. Cream Tartar. 50663. Yeast Powders per dos. l.fift; Reaewax 3M«t30; Rage—cotton, mixed, 4. Tallow, 8V- Brooms 82.50&6 per dot. Btarrb — Oswego, 13; common, 06s8. Oaroks Beros—per dozen package—under 35 dot. 35; e •r. 30. LYONS. Agent; Agent. Aiimtxta; RUN MiM'K, South J. O'CONNOR, Traveling I.U»D, Agent, All. , M.mtgomc Alabama. A. POPE, nl l-n-.rnutT Anrnt. ANNOUNCEMENTS. ron CONPTUOLLBR-UBRB1IAL. Tuam-aoN Allan, Esg., ia a candidate for Comptroller-dencral, subject to the Democratic nomination. Cou PnmanN Tuwiatt ia a candi date tor tbe office of Comptroller-Ben eml; aabjeot to a Democratic noimna- tioa. run IRCHOTAKV Or ITATI. Major John F. Jones, of Coweta, i».a caudidatu for Hecretarjr of Htato. Colonal H. J. HPUAYBEIUIY ia an nouncad as a naailidate for Herrotary of State, antijact to Uia Democratic aomina- Voa Cumi-naiLLaa n —*■■ r ‘iHfT LAFAYKTTK M.LAWR MARKET REPORTS. BY TELIOBAI'H TO TUI ATLANTA DAILY SVN COTTON MARKET. ArorgTA, Jubc 17.—Cotton dull and nominal. SBaltuiobe, June 17.—Cotton quici; middlings ‘18; net receipts 16; gross 15; exports caastwiac 30; aalca 130; (took 1,172. Satannaii, Juno 17.—Cotton qniel; holders firm; middlings 21; not receipt. 60; export, coastwise 082; sales 124; stock 3,617. Niw York, Juno 17. Cotton firm; sales 815; uplands 26j; Orleans 26|. Halos for futnro delivery to-daj were 10,000 bates, as follows: Juno 25j; July 25 7-ltiiii 251; August 28,; September 23|'.i 23t; Oetoiler 213-ld(c21|(u:2lt; November 203-16; Docembvr lU|(g l‘.l|, ritUDl'tK MARKET. CiNi'iNNATl, Juno 17. 1‘lourdull and derlluing; fniuily #n 2So,N 50. (Vsy iiuiot ami uiiobaiigiNl at 57(ei,2, 1’mk lull mid nomitmllv rrgular, and bel I u| 812 25; oily packed sold at Nil, latid (lull ami unebauge.l at ;Mj aakid. Wlliakjr dull anil miclianged at Kl. Haltimour, Juuc 17. Hour and wboat list for all oiluiwnU involving wt-sku oss and' lrri- tibillty of ths stoinacb, obstruefions in tbe bowels, s morbid condiUou uf tbe liver aud nervous debdity Tarrant's Effm veacant Seltzer Aperient Is the surest.safrat s"d swiftest remedy. Not hutsIreoluUly delu-lousto tbe psistr.it also |>oso*s**i four mt-dit-iusl eleiueuts which have never Iteen nniled iu tbe ssuio happy proiMirUous iu soy other preparation. It Is the gentlest and nii»at painless of • stusrtics, a wouderful touic, and unexceptionable alteistive and a certain corrective of all impurities which may exist In the blood or other fluids of the body. Dt-clins all iiuitatmus af tbe genuine srtirli Bold by sli druggists. Jel3-w4t ji st irmt Tho Carter Hotel, GAINESVILLE, Ga rpn* ad jve hoitre. witateu on the east A Si.lo of the imbllf Houore.ts now open tor tb N< thing will be omitted t le. J. CARTER, Froprtetor. We stern AtlanticR.R astfs TasmroRTATiort. | Atlsuta. Oa., May 23, 1S72. | Change of ,%'ight Pa*nntge‘ Schedule. On ami Artcr Kiinilii)', June 2d, Night Passenger Train will leave Atlanta and arms in ritstlanooga 3.to a m , com FAST USE TO HEW YORK, via NAHilYILUi and FOR NjWLR. yyE have Just received from tbe West tw loatla of FINE HORSES, several extra tingle aud double barnem, among them three or four flue pairs. Also, a car load of fiua MI'LES. Call aud examuie juuefdlw u. u. JON LB * CO. John r. hi;ad. Frypyteior of tb# READ HOUSE). Fronting the Passenger Depot, Je 15 tf CIlATTANtXXIA. TENII. DU. J I.. JONEB. t ierk. liUMBBR. aTflMNUall, JO.rKM X IO., H AVK on hand, aud are e»nstautly receiuug.fi largu Mock l*i) find t«r»vu l.uitiler i>| all the tirtutiM appertaining t*> the trade, togs th> i aitb YVlillo 1*1110 Uiiiii's. Windows and Blinds, T- sli d whUh they w.wtlj r*s|w«irully call the at Candles— Adamantine, 31^31^, 8osr—Bar, C@10. Salt—Liverpool, per sack. $2.10; Virginia. 2.00. PROVISIONS AND FAMILY BUPPLltB-DrTTRR —Country, 14; Best Goshen, 40; Western Ra se rve, 25-t 30; Tenneeaee, 14. Cbrssr—Choice Factory, 2B^21. Pocltbt—All hens 3fic; Mixed 1-u 33.*-Uc.; Spring chickene 17030. Bcndrirs— Eggs per doz. 22. packed; Rice 9^010* Hominy per barrel, $C.5U; Pearl Grits $6.00; Maca roni 1*430. GRAIN. ML.VL, Ac—Corn—by car load, prime white $1 00; yellow and mixed 93£97; corn meal $1 00t»l 05. Wheat—Nominal—Red $1.90£1.93; Choice White |2; Inferior $1.90. Oats—70^72. 8U>ik l'eaa $1.65w 1.75. MEATS, Ac—BaioS—Shoulder* fi\<aT; clear rib •idee ; char sides 9; Plain Hams—12; Sugar cured 1*4,13*,. Bulk MeaU-Sboulders fi‘«; clear nb sides 814; clear sideefiH* Lard-Tiercee 1OV0U; Cana 13; Buckets US 5 Country 9\#10. BrrcHKR'e Meats—Beef—Kentucky and Tennes see 10011; Corned in kegs. 10015; Spiced M. Hogs T-,08; Mutton 12415; Veal 10; Sausages—common 15; Head Cheese—plain 15; fancy 30. Flour—Fine, $7; Superfine.$7.50; Extra $9 0009 25 Family, $10 1*8910 50; Extra Family, 10 750,11 50; Fancy. $11 750.12 50. FORAGE. PRODUCE. Ac.—Stock Meal 90; Bran 1.60 t* luO lb*; Oil Meal l.fiO: 8hipetuff 1.80. Hat—Timothy $1.95; Clover Hay 1.6501.76. HIDES AND LEATHER—Green Hides 707>4; Green Ball 8)409; Dry 15016. LtuTUtA—Call Skins—Domestic #300 fit ft doxeu; French $450$66. Harness Leather 38045 V lb. Bole Leather-Hemlock 27033H ; Oak 28050; Split 40. Kips—Country 45060 V lb; French, ft dozen. $48070. DRY GOODB-Cambrics-g Rted, 9011; paper 13.q 014)4. Bleached Cotton, 9021. Cottonades 20025. Gingham*—heavy, 13016; Scotch, 22028; Cbambrsy 30)4037X* Tickings 9032. Calicos—Bedford 9 ; Wamsutta 9 ; Aiuoskcag and Arnold, 10)4; Garner & Co., 11)4; Albion, 12; Spragues, Allens, DunucUs, Conestoga. 11)4; Dolly Vat-den, 11),012)4. Flannels—lied, 35045; White, 2501.20; Opera 40062)4. Factory Goods—Sheetings and Shirttnga—Augus ta and Columbus—4-4, 13)4; 7-8,12:3-4.10; Drillings 14; Georgia Checks, 1C; Btripes, 14; Osnaburgs 15 018; Yarns, $1.0501.70. Cotton Rope 30. CANNED GOODS, CONFECTIONERIES, Ac.— I'csgbss.2lb. tiL't Sigj.dq^ j 31b cans,$30 $3.25; Strawborrics, 21b, $3.75; Tomatoes, 21b, $2.25 02.40; Oysters, lib, $1.37011.50; 21b. $ J.5O0|2.75 Sardines, > case $230$24. Crackers—£rated, 9010 ; Butter 708 ; Cream 11012; Mcnic 709; Soda, 608; Sugar. 9)4011. Candt— Stick, 16)4017; Fancy, l(Ma.5o. Nctk—AluiouJe 22025; Brscils, 15<u.l7; Fiilx-rta, 15ml 17; Pecans, 17018*4; English Walnuts, 2U025; Peanuts, $2.3«J0$'J.75 V bushel. Pickljc*—l'iuts, y dozen. $202.25; quarts, $3.25; Hair Gallons f .>.50. Gallons $7.50. Brandy Cherries— quarts, y dozen, $5; Poaches—Piute $:(.25, quarts $4.50 Si'tcRM—AUspire and (linger, 16018; Cloves, 25; Ciunaiuon, 90: Nutmegs, $1.40i<j,$1.50; Msec, $2 Mustard—2oz., £0; Pepper, 25028. Vroktaih.es, Ac.—White Beans per bushel $3,850 $4; String ltians, per bushel, 75; New Irish Pota toes p«*r bushel $1.25; Sweet potatoes $1 60; Yams $2 uo per bushel; Peas $1.00 per bushel: Csbbsgi per hi a<l 15025; Cucumbers per dozen 25. FRUITS.—Apples—Green y bbl 7 600 9 00; Dried 5V4M. Oranges 08 00; Lemons $7 60(a lisnsuas $2 5003 00 bunch; Cocoa Kuta $7 Olk.v 8 50; Currants y lb 1A<010; Dates 12 ', y Jb; Figs dried 2U022; Pun; Apples $3 p doz.; Prunes 18015; Raisius $4 60; Citron 48055. FISH—White >*Uh-family $6; No. 1. 6 50. Mackerel-kits, No. 1, 1 80; No. 2. 1 50; No. 3, 1 30 Half barrels— No. 1, $8; No. 2, $7; No. 3, $G. Cod fish 708. FUEL—Wood y cord—Retail prices—Oak at yard |4; delivered, $4 50; sawed and split, $3; delivered, $5 50; Hickory, 50c. added to above prices, Coal, y bushel—Anthracite, 65; Lump Coal, 28 by car load—retail 30; Blacksmith's, 24025, HARDWARE-Iron—Swede. 6) a 08; fist bar 5>,0 6)*; round and square 6)*0lO; bend 708; sheet iron $10012; Hone shoe 708; Nailrod 11019*4; Horse shoes y keg $7 0007 50; Mule shoes $8 OO08 50. Nails— y keg, lOd to 60d, 6 35 ; 8d. 6 50 ; 6d, 6 76; 4d. 7 00; 3d, 8.25; fine, 9 75; finishing -different kinds, 75c. on obovo prices; Horse shoe box, 200 ’ I per pound. Steel—Cest, 2Jei25; Oermau, 15018; Plow 9011. Grain Cradles—Per dozen $41060; Bcytbee, graiu |M>r doz. $14018; grass, $9 UO014; Grass Buaths $7 50011 00. Miscrllanlocs—Axes, Collin*. $13.50*414,00 jter dos;T«n Ejlk.f 12.50013. B)<ades per doz-Auie*|17.> Rowland #14.00 Bbovols—Ames, 15.00; Row land, $13 00. Hose—BoovtU’s, |s.5O0looo. Bcovili's pattern $7.3509.00. Carriage axles — Com* , loc. Bprings 30033c; Traces 8O0$| per peir. Binoothing irons Hollow ware I*,*!*. Cotton cards—Whitiamores, $6. Ouu caps — U D 40—full couut, 48; Water l*roof 90. Bbot—per beg, $3.00. Powder per keg, blasting $5.00. Uifis, 1*1 keg $7.35; half keg $4; quarter keg $2.35. Urlud* Dues per lb—Ohio 2 ‘.03; Nov* Beotia 304. CROCKERY AND G LAMB-Original pgks. treptek- lug higher; Plates, C C • inches, 30, 7 iuebss $5, I inches 40. Granite. • inches 80, 7 inches 88. Tras—per set—C 0, 14; Painted 18; G ran its- handJed, 86; unhandled. 88. Window Glass—Per bos : 8 by 10, $4 80 to 8 80; 10 by 13, 4.7810 8.78; 10 by 14, 8.80 to 8.00; 10 by 18, 5.80 to 6 80. 10 by 18, 8.60 to 6 78, 19 by 18, $.78 WOODEN WARE.-Fails - Tao hoa.ps. ~UM* bouud, Juniper, $7 per dot: do puis $8.80, Poatiled (.uimasn a ruiiiiiA. v, u » mi nun ; end sent to families when urderwd every R* > , Ais >, pure inut Nyrupe ut tarioue kind*. )el4-**n ej.ii. rLoru. For Rent _ sad kitchen attached, oe Loyd street, opposite the Northern Method** Church n< t over 160 yard* from the 1'aeeeueer Depot. Beet water in the city. Apply to W. J. Id'tTOH, Office R. R BlJck. ojiporite NaUoRal Hotel. jol$-lt $ir>,ooo real tsrjrr $ir>.ooo JC H. nnri.cn. .lurlloueer. ma third cash, oue-thtrd 6 months, one-third 13 months, with interest. If you don t believe this is s choice and very way p'easant place, go and look at it, and you will be convinced. 3d. B. F. Wyly'e property. House and lot sed 3 vacant lew on Thompson stmt. llvu» has Bth* ished rooms, and rents regularly at $16 par m**nth. Terms, one-half cash, Lalouce ui 3 and 0 months, .tb interest. 3d. Mrs. Ford's property. Here, under those fine ■v«l Ice lemonade oud beer. will . Terms, half-cash; balance 3 and 6 mouths, wi per cent.lntervet. 4th. McCowan's Store House sud Lot, on Pi ter* street. Notice plat. H* re is a fine opportunity t*» locate and prepare for the Fs 1 trade. 1>rtua. haif cash; balance 3 aud 6 months, with interest. Hall's House and Lot. This property is only P A ATT A TIOAT SUPPLIES X AM prepared to furnish Planters with Bacou. Bulk Meat, Lard, Corn. Oats. Hay, Flour. Tobacco, Groceries, Ac., on tbe October and November ac ceptances of First-class bouses in A Hants. Augusta or Savannah. 1 am also furnishing supplies on crop liens, with approved security. my8daw3m GEORGIA SPRING BREWERY, n'EST e.vii. j n„i.)T.i. The undersigned, having mads extensive Improve ments in the famous Georgia Spring Brewery Park, situated st West End, respectfully calls the atteutiou of the public to tbe inducements it offers for picnics social parties, and other festivals. On ths grouuds are a beautiful covered platform, 60x50; a large pond and two boats, a carousal swing, sml a shouting gallery. Iu case of rain shelter caw be given to eight huudred persons. _ - . •... two lan way* tn . ■ will be allowed tbs use i within fifteen minutes walk if the Spring. ‘— r n F Is O V I) , Agents. TM. te )»■ *«••* iSr >ka4.H •» a SaMtel. iter Ha-I aa4 M..I M . rarair N.I/I.NM.IH rMfRSSSf A 1 * l*al k«fi,ite,aa,,^ U»rau«H«i , nif» l, ** T Mirk ••■*l l l i n *►••• krtl»i i, )a> than ant olhrr haiiM- lalkr '“«<<**. Krrfla* •* all liar, a u„. .up|>l|. an* ala In* *•'. Hotmrd « *».*» O If*.*'*>Mara«« v ^ • imr «a iih rai Ii U alrk m»I<I. Oar k,»« l» kr.4,.,i„„ , Mlku Watch, l h.,.1-paiclia.la«fraa» a* caa r*l* Xlte, iar Harvard Ualrli. aa4 aa arraralv llaa* pirev. m. 13. PZjOTD. M 11 wV It 1» Ac I' - * L O V 1> kniilkrta Airate lilaala. (.a. * I'tirlir. Ml u iil*l«ai «. »* ha aid. I II,M(|4 wall kn Iraa, ,. K| , l>l,*M-r »lulr n hal |U|hi ihr| a, aar a4inlla«»ai Suvinw.-i I Ut; 1- • Ii; The Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company, OF NKW VOIt H. l>ol.lt ir.4 PAYABLE to V pari) himself st any ^*W» *g«. or $»• ten « v .owerded by aw# < rape ay Uk rw4 «4 I«k year, tf Aeifwil teeywar* tSKMigyAryllRR 7k* »Wi | 1 * tain bent fits n< » A la*ge BurtWfilAer va’w. u I Y AMPLE—Ag* of sppti t j—wHHPMPBPMH or prevums death. Prewiuis |0 75; tern wd»v v*tv»e *eefi y^ f4» II Hyeetlr \fter the 9th v.sr more u. .t,*y « Apldy u. W. T HoI.DLIlMJtS coutnor nr.rr fshttn ati.cmta- m* n j*w— 8m4.« m 0 i»exss a* q.: J. B. Wallace, lt*0 Ratals Agswt, J. W k»bi M»w**«t B. 9 B*4>it .— — U. S. HOTEL i « Dfiite* UU MMI OAMML k.. BtA 4.TMBM L\im*OU. MutfiA ' l/BABiVT AND PtU mh Bm l^vw. FOR hali:. > Hunuullttl. M.A.M4 BuMUThUM fi 148CUUV. CANTU*. jHMUUk *s4 »s« va. I LEANS. I BEAU CAMPBELL. Uswl AgM8 Itlk II l*fi#Mfi6/r a If iff Mill JVojfd i ¥ . Royal Insurance Co. or zfrsarooz. bmo t'Al'l I IL **.« Administrator’s Sale. LOS a July IM fit. the 0H i ADJUBTCD AMO HAI0 IS A T I. A N T A . wukmk>n0Wk*«ifi>iiB*B»itiii»«f0* D. Woilboni, Collecting Agency. /^tOLLETTIONS *»r Physicians. Merchants. Me. chanii-a sud others promptly stteuded to. Com petent livsUtattf* in all ca»ea requiring it, Books written up. Xcuu« moderate. Reference, Hon. John H. James, linker; Col. U. J. N\i!*. Ranker: E. W. Msrah, K-| . of Moore. Msr>*h K < i. Oibc at kl...i- Ixh ls WM. W. DANIELS. T II E iAOYAL INSURANCE CO, OF LI VKKI'OOI,. AHIKTI OF TIIK COMPANY OV THE 1*1 OK .11 \E, 1-7 2. 11'IIE sworn statement of the condition of the 1 Onaaay on the Ut June, it^t . *h •its of this powerful and wealthy iorp-.ratiou to be £3,103.101, or Roerly $ll,00o.uq icsts cousiat I Liverpool.. ..£585,319 On Townshipe, Railway Deb entures. City of London for- S oration bonds. Telegraph locks, Freehold ftecuritit-s, Ac £511,504 tl,lu>,721 Investments— Rritlsh Government and Colo nial Securities £I77.< UuIUmI Ktales Stocks Kugliah Railway Blares,. I ri-ehold Uuilillug* Cash Item* l.'m.SNj 1,398 32.534 £J,|u3,lul Tho Cspitfil HIik k of this Cooi)ieuy is Two .Million- I'uiiikU Mi lling OR TEN MILLION* OF DOLLARS. author!ie«| to adjust ami The Agent in AtlanU pay loose* st once, without trsnamitliug tli< he Comiifiuy, and without any delay for sixty •ty days, which is usual with all insurant a wo l*n ie*. h •ud exfiiuiue I «l*i 7L Tub*—painted—nest of V, $4; Bupor But.* per rack, $3 38. Washboards per dos.—Mood, 9 8u, sine $3, oouibinatiou $4 Welt Lu. kite — long wars. $8. Refrigerator* -Upright. No. 1, $39; No. 2, $28; No. 8, $38. MucLiUg bird cage* $19 par nasi UVJt BTOOK — lteef Halils — medium 8\#8t,; prims 8 '«08‘ ( ; 8r*t grade, 8^; good fitesra. 4‘ t Milk Cows# 15^60. Hugs 408; ahogU 408. Moracs-in fair dsuifnd. Mulss — good slo.fi and fair ante; good average 11t-o nucep- uiedmm lo tau, 404Jg. prune toebmae 403*,. Llql ORB bstsi i -Apple |ud Pegah, $3.so b> 30; Cherry and Giuger, 1 8u »o $ u0; Cogug^ Do uivstic. 180 |o 4 uo- -Fureigu. 8 uO |o lu isj. WuisgT—Bourbou, $1 98 to8 90. Corn. 1 uO to 9 uu, Recti A *0, 1 W0 to 1 35. BubeOeuw Co . 1*3 to fi uo, Bys.l i8lo8 0 Wins*. Ac —Modsira. Port, ghsrry. ggli -n |. jo. Champagne -California. p*r ‘Oee. f 13 uw b . Imported, par beekvt. 0 uo |o Him. tilfe Immoenc f 1 80 l» 2 00. Fv>rwigU. 4 ui l I 0 N K $1 te to $*i J su-A,- a tm t * a 0 TuBAl'CO Ie>« grade* *>uu* dfii$ |ig*» |of gredt-s auuRd raob-atanji 8*es2‘|. n-vdi-m fi-an gany 88«s7*. medium Bright Braob g '-iUightm Jol3 HAYW XXOXJSSXO. rt’TUiixiiT, at. IIKMtY IIA VS, I'luii'r. Hoard por 4g„„iM mi km 9* dac9-M Corn, Oats, Meal, Etc. M|4«|||»O|I0 AS I'M,! Hill Korsjlli Nlrrrl, AIUiiU, lid.. A HE NOW HHONIVINU OAT*. MEAL. FUR If, WHIhEV l |. lie*. luBUAM I "fil e lfl The Ilotol properly in the city of AHarU, fcm*s«4> knowu os the U. B. Hotel, but now os tbe SASSEEN BOI SE, •(mated on the r'.-rner «f AlahsmA and Pri- r Mr**te in i*i«l city, and fronting tbe pa.a. nr r l*»p( Th* lot trout* fllty-elght fast on AUhoin* *4r*^«. r«R*>i» teMuji 1 •*!*•*. kytw* Imllditig. cotiveniendy sirsn.. .11.. letai poS4*s below, with tb« hotel fiuraa rnntldi ring it* locatli » , oud presents a rare .'ppotu KIUO ACIII> RIVE R LAND! I ' TINA ON TVS fMATTAMvRR'MKN BIV9B I* i Uragtaa waslr. la m-Ba Im* am*b*4i mitee from t'BraghsHos* CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, Mciiwothcr County. Omtgn J m umvt ■klbwusta g * waafik H «. 41. -TX'.l'HK.Ms AT1X)IINKY AT LA W iWawroanviUJ. m*. •Mb Iii Itiitilani|»i«*y. fjlllF. UNDI It-Ii.M l» U„ Ii as iiisv. this l‘elrbrsU-1 Ruiuumi pfesi i.l *« s-.i»; Is Urw l> i« lurinshitog. and >' ready for the r*cei.ti..u t rompany «ra the irafi M June, 1*79. The best - ««»hs and •> • vsnte ora gaged, an I every siisug* no i.t luade Iwsw|q4>«e. o, aud luiKHeni swuM-Nirkn id « very tiii.slly louud IU S«u;h plates, and we • aa lOitekij I homaet-oi,” eonusa-ttug with i —dwisiMs la mtlse by mi r>ej. THOM , lotel. MofoU. i myl8-3uio Pure Vinegar NBTANTLY OS llfiND in Urrs4s or* bmi f ths Irate only. *4 ♦r Ivtere and Ferayth )shlB A ftoi ii oy- n i-Lia w. tAltmiaVII I K 4i»i»B lit 4l0re v« |..b- asskint.kh hai.i. i» 1 »* liame » «* tent* drat cite *4 tBniq w wvday. ’be ma 2-as. laMk 0 tea S*S*8 4 I.M high* *t wdtei M rash I. The fkWvi .* Mbs* * Mrvgtl «0 Us-y 11 Wy meywaswt s« Mv amfitoeera Psora M tbe uo < ■4 T0kww . r.»««•*>. lags ad imi,*-. imsraral d mw*f 0 |IAms » A eratei iw« rate i* i»e«y liby e hb»l m •temp Nbf, m be wtedawt Bra wt *tp «- » bm. •Ah W t' Bibb m RMes*a Wf.k and At C“* Uriels. AT LnW PBIt'l-H. J. w C0tob s, aatkiMt r«** tresis, Atlanta, (la. JOiLV t . an t ad -u*. ll.msfi, 1*4 00 la yraes finhsrai 4 An inO»sw0 wikh B*h% A telk 0 * U !*»•< Bra •«. IS* and as latte |IU 4ram end as » Nl ora»l. 0ftm rates.* m «.*n» i » rapt ly ragtfiaf te |rwi» .* rad raw* ray mi- -* •mmaa*s and a- •*»,«- ra 0 wte.fi day >4 rate • Tte It kg fit d Ifiifie r> -w-fiy fi htn|U b«*i ooran w u owe i Charles Doluieleld vfwral rad teweted Not hauug storagi luotne or fill of >t 84 lov figates IbamiMilvNe pwa, oa ah 44*4*mh 108) hk; v fip.vtvd Ulor IlminiH K i<ll >4> MuUi 1, HU U. Hi i*4 I Uu., .U..I , i, .. . TL.1 |g (ui-l, SliiUI C )|assla*ss ki-H »u Khno 1 . eihi Hhhe A III II Mill • o 3 Vu a 4*g • Ilium*, Nffiu [ffifl! IIlJS** NOTICE TO Tomsk; m:i:s. \ *i’kii'Miiw i'imi u w-iin* Mia * ee*e ■ task te »»«l «»**•.. k..u . . eiawtiy ra _ % Xtzxz&srfi,r: CharlestonfeSavannah ley wilh aa*#« »iess III * bar AN wsdasw si nOUTM. «kB aat* ami TIlirilHlIAV, April !»•*• . I tint lt*M.*.|V4Ml. V -"J <10.1 MMI I ' | : |-* Sat, A(Mi) Am T»yt« a Owya p, M l noil i - ,.,mm „.4 awte, •>—< «•—t » hone, Iha hmulhuotleru PMal --♦•-a I I# I 1-4 lueh \V-Si . *♦«%•• (* »*4*ra ral-and >wra*ra ite rarae | Mnrrlnm, Jonea Sc Co. . Mm,u #*Mi, im, ’ •4414* SPMIfilts, IMIII ilk, » k, I MU II k'l Mm '«'*'*7—L7,** ,r L ’ 1 S m»at • Ms NB A WtRtlR NOTH ’l i. i*. |( III II. * »
