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Ik* , fe**pa,faat7Mkto Ktnrud to the ***'•*• *• i ktogrofa taOkaul *■* MaalmitMO, Mat Ok* Johaaon to m fi fail i lriT Mat ttaati Moot Mr MltflMr.MlMWhtMi aoMfcoMlbe Wrofan k EtoMaWiaxte Depot of Mr.'wlattMi, who la near to inn MtoK-kito ot4«M tM Ihla, *e know. wUI be feed aasa to mag riroaxur -W* am Matbrteoeed yeetorteflo neat la an tutem Oal. Wte. T. Tbaeipeeo, editor pta, non Bartae. Mllfifa.. Ateroaafa ea* Cutere aa the media of the laaHbtnrr of Me to* rraeelea todfe. The tern latoad lo “Una Altar fftenro * pteeant rlell wee aeede lo the Water Work.. A eplondld rlew la afforded from the too of Me tower, not onT of Ike dtp, bat of th doom, Ktoweli end ooetaeeulo rtfere. Atal*htetleaet tegki keodaadTemplere untie ANNOUnaCMINTS, rtrat oeeie tke beautiful opealuf eerrmonlee of Ue^Unler. tfr. Bemuele, W-to fl 1 ., dell rend ebl»bK ngW eddreee of weloome, which weerrepoad- ed to rerr epproprlatalp bp her. Mr. Rha*re, of Mo, rtetla Tbn idn'Tt"- t— ‘• l T‘* J 0. W. Hancock, Iditor of the Aaeeeteae Bepeblkoo; Mr. Oorae, teabtetel.; Mr. O. a. Meaooek. edttoi Oeerp<e Dmocnli Mr. J. O. Thrower, of this dtp: Meeere. Srnrtk ('MkU Arp,") Mdohiep, Bobthoou, of Boro*, aad otkero. when eemee won eot obtatuod. gko atoockoo nnlfeotod iattmolo fneUlortlp with the kletarp, F«m end uUlltp of letupereace or- p—end .iere marked lo tneetsir bp conic, l- aeee, Mm, petkee, eoholarlp ead eeoelnelea er»u- apeak of tke "Uleoa miaaleo neeee" ee eel Mod erer wee; ead heelre that thaoka be Ihu pabUetp readered for the erqulelte xiaglkr «*• xssxzsss*:s: MllMilnriiuiat Motlit feet1 TUI ber sane, ead ulgM not pet be able lo tall erea hie own. Of HIM Me rlellon were heartup Iheukfel for the eoarteelee aad kotpUalfaro of their Mtoaa ftteade.nd tor tht MoommodetloM of iho nllnnde, endMeettoaikme of thoee effehte, eetrloone aa oldHlatr aonduotoae. Maaara. Matnrd toll aad B. I rtdd. I ■ tfcoal dfe'Business Nirtioee. gr £. B. BBUKBY jlma Into Chicken* otcpj day, No, 118 Whitehall, jy28 2t LBQI8LAT0B8, DELiXiATKS, and STJBANGEB8. We invito yon to call and «m oar (took ol BOycml and Lot* Sty’n of Gent* 1 , Ltdi**’, Muaaa 1 and Children'a BOOTS, SHOES and SLIPPEHS. Low-quartered Shoes, Cougree* Gaiter*, and Open Boot*. Beat work. Lateat style*. Common Sense Shoo on band at G. H. 4 A. W. FORCE'S, Whitehall Street. Sec Hand Bills. jj84 2t atrtf&nnue** Mnm tka " Has DlTlkaatlna" aflkaTa*H Man Position, birth, to me are knowo, By look, by bearing and by tone ; And more (ban worda can ne'er express, I* spoken by the way yon dreg*. -ssttc: arror la aaalkar; aad, la tbaaama aaalaaaa, ," laataad of . la* th* -lab," ilakdradtkaMM*. Tea aaaaafO.O. Kaphaa, maauamd la ear paper of peotardep, wherelu he *ee requited lo gin hood for carrpla* naoaaiad wnpoea, ta aaa that baa ao ncrlt tn It, n a obarga agalntt him. He 1c e walk- dlapoaad, paaoaebl* oltueu, who attaads ta hb awn bualnaaa; Lata other poop's elouoi baa * (aad name amaug all who know him, and la deaorrcdlp camm ed for ble auergp end thrift. Bear tliia in mind, and when yon want to realise tto poot’s ideal o< a well dressed gentleman, call and select a tasty outfit from the immense etoek of CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING now being offered nt snob greatly reduced price* by EISEMAN k BBO-, Olothlore and Tailom, CO Whitehall St. jy24-2t Ma, naejuae l'eruu, Iruat about l'iuo Log, Okerekaa aountp, wee peetri-dey comiulttod lo Jell to detktllt of gtOO b.ud, ou the charge of removing wklakp oa whiak bi had not been laid. The anaamO aaptssad, paamraep morning at 1 o'clock, aboatoan kaadrad aud thlrtp gallona. The of the S. a. E. Convention kata laat TaaaAatr evening In the Bell of Bep- loeeatallvea. Tka evening waa opened with peeper bp the iter. tvg. V.vana, rulor of TrtnUp church. TOadM. of On. Me. Smllh'a Ideal land waa lefhr paataipad la glow tog teimaaaffaeftlr Sowtsg Tat (terltf- aae daUvarad Up Mr. Hocrerd Van %pmilltoaw. "Idaaa vegltate fratu btood," tn* UaaAM M a amaterlp aaple. M *■ •nnwaisu.—it to act doing a wonld be done bp ta cat large gooda-boiaa In the SagafftoaiMnaMaaMnwaton Tkarato no room afffflSaairssa: ■at neroa men nhfaaMenahla It to to act thoee lagnSNffMhtoh into* Si akatp <aA> nf hooping rn n3knbntk-kn oan wn row pwlMdnp, ahnnnnd kp aoncenef peaaean. Ikon to gnat ttongw of gen- ttoatea tailing thole clothe* on thus threatening potato; bat grantor ateU to thediklo tedlm'drawee (ft. JkMhr.' WUkmnabpltoaare wotenraafMtea aaato Steaaa'e retppmenroe baton the tppm» tore eff feed aaato la ear dtp,Beit Maadap oraalng sl omtofUft HiB. Am ~Imn Urn la r- 1 —g tkla arrugeaeaet, hot an Aaabtoan , and Me mnap who palatad to not keeeteg hae teat week, will not fell to to ealop thoatag- kaajnotlp aaettad ao muck to tenet tag of an* wk* kaa tftanamkeU. Ska wMke aeptmtet kp a mleat number of cue Paxu PaocasDnoa or gas Sum ValiaaaMf.SalpM.tsn. JSSSXT, ktoCMto, WaMa A. S gr Visitors in search of FUBNI- TUBE will find it greatly to their advant age to call at the “ EMPORIUM,” corn er Marietta aad Paachtroa a treat* before buying. jyfi8-3t SILENT LANGUAGE , |«a Miutr. TO THE VOTERS OF FULTON OGUNTY : I hereby annoonee myself * candidate far the oflee of Sheriff of Ful ton county, at the ensuing election, sub ject to the Democratic nomination, asso ciated with the following named gentle men as Deputies: G. W. Anderson, C. W, Well*, andO. 0. Green. A. M. PEBKEItSON. iron wax collkctoh. Jinan O. Holbbook is snnonneed by hi* friends ta a candidate for Tax Col lector of Fattoa county, subject to the Democratic nomiaation. Gew. W. H Wankan is annonneedta • candidate for the office of TaiJColleotor of Fulton eounty, subject to the nomin ation of the Democratic Fatty. man comptrolle u-o nanna l. Thomtsox Allah, Esq., it a candidate for Oomptroller-General, subject to the Ool. Pmaanar Tawaatr fa a eandi date forth* office of Oomptroller-Gen end; subject to a Democratic nomins- Foa OoMmouum Gmnnan.—Goner- LAFAYETTE MoLAWB. miMUfUTOf iran. Major Joan F. Joxas, of Coweta, ia a candidate for Secretary of State. Colonel H. J. SPBAYBEBBY It an nounced aen candidate for Secretary of Elate, subject to th* Democratic nomina- TURNIP SEEDS. lOOO lbs. LA NDRETH * & FMilk tad Genuine TURNIP SEEDS Dally Expected. Consisting or rvarim top Miierscpi msj, PUTS UVTJM.tUJ, Awfi wmiTK ra.xxa.f.vAi.r out a a aaa rap putt attorn, MJjrtraa, mms patwmr, arc., tarajr tap *r /csstat aaa, jjtaaa a La a a. Mien oamr aaajr. ao ejaas rate a pjaams ■ &■ TWO HUNDBED FABLOB, Obnmbcr and Dining Boom Suits, for sale LOW at the EMPORIUM, corner of roaclitreo and Marietta streets. 3t asr EISEMAN & BBO'S regulation aa leading Glothiera and Tailora is anes- tablished fact. jj21-2t DELEGATES 1 LEGISLATORS ! 1 POUTIOIANS111 If you want a tile in the "latest style," Or else one ao soft you can’t tell when doffed— To oover yonr polls and oarry your polls, Then on HOLBBOOK call, at 40 White hall. jy28- Mr> MoPHEBSON k BARNETT notify their oustoraers, and oitizens of Atlanta generally, that they have com menced reoeivlng the "Kentuoky Ooun- liy" Butter again,which It acknowledged to be the best ever offered for sale in this market. They claim that they are the only partica who doal in the same article of Batter in the dty. je28-8t Mark W. Johnson’s, Agricultural Warobcuge. FOR TEN DAYS ONLY COMMENCING SATURDAY, JULY 20ra, AND ENDING AUGUST ler. Extortion Me turn Tickett FROM ATLANTA TO CATOOSA [SPRINGS yynxBisou) at th* umprecedkntldly Tickets aold at this reduced price will onlj be [ood to return whan etamped by^ the_ Proprietor of NT MoPHEBSON k BARNETT receive fresh Ohicdune and Eggs every day from Gainesville; and nover, under any oircumetanoea, kaep Chickens on hand longer than one day at a time. 3t -e-4- tF" PALACE PULLMAN SLEEP ing Oar, for IxouiaviUe.—Fairview leaves Tuesday, the 16th, at 8S0 a, m. State of Georgia leaves Wodneedey, lb* 17th, at 8 DO a. m. Caledonia leaves Thursday, the 18tb, at 8:90a. m. Jackson leaves Friday, the liitb, at SflOa. m. Racine leaves every night at 10 for Chattanooga. jyl7‘ M- KENTUOKY COUNTRY BUT TEK.—Dealers will taka notioe that we have this day commenced receiving oboie* Kentuoky Conntry Batter, whieb we are selling at price* to compete with Eli HIT ~ Bnttar, which is generally ■old in thia market jy23-3t MoPubbsom k BannER. W* REGULAR DINNER at Tim Murphy's Restaurant, on Marietta afreet, above Phillip* and Crew*, every day be tween the boon of 12 k. and 8i r. m.— i retry beet tto market aflhrda. All for the small amount of SO esuts. janeSO-u _ McPherson a babbitt claim Uut they have the handsomest grocery store, keep the fiaeat good* aad sell them at th* lowest proea of any tba ladies. St ! you don't believe ft, ask ney notioe auoh things. ■tel-toSaMkMi i. a. Hat, team TaasaT—Steaalaaa.1 tor wmteaT serrlaa. V.a-Fl'Xkto i.n.A.V»**a.W. o. Parka, tor ptolo- Off to term, Cterk k Ooaa, castlS. —totoa* P.irwis. Oailalaltalaa, v*. To. ■- ktooaf—1*U*I mils* act or use. from TtneU- S Ljca k Irwta ul c. a Wootea. ter to arror; A. Boo*. T. M. Uarper. eoatn. • *1 tor. A. Hood, tkoCowt I Mo-clock to Borrow. *9~ MoPHEBbON * BARNETT an eelling Die finest Golden Syrup at re tail at 81 per gallon, and choioe New Orleans Syrup at 76o per gallon. 8 Heir Chapped Hondo, Paco , Bough Shin,rimplee,Ringworm, SaltlUiemn and other Cutaneous affections cured, and the shin made soft and smooth, by using the Juniper Tar Soap, mode by Caswell, HaaudACo., New York. For sola by aU Druggist*. satAwed dAwly iprlacc, and preaentod within TEN DAYd from date of emu. I*araona doairlno to remain longer Two Dollar* and Twenty-five Cents a their Batuin Tloketa mad* food untU Movombar 1. The oatobratad and world-renowned CATOOSA SPRINGS Are situated In a beautiful aud lovely rale, 33 miles southeast of Chattanooga, and within two mtlss ot the Western A Atlantic HaUroad; aad are noted for tha*grsat variety aod curative properties of their waters. There are BED. BLACK, and WHITE 8ULPHURS; SWEET. MONTY ALB, And an the Chalybeate Waters kaowe to the Mineral World. A balm of Gilead, aad oure for aU diaeaaea that human Aeah la heir to. How is thettme tojpg up your ptaaaure partlea. For further addreea B. W. hw»n. Oeueral Paaaeoger and Tloket Agent. Jyi7I0t At’anta, Oa. BODA, UI8BENGBN, VICHY AND SELTZER’S WATER 1 In Portable Wara Fountains or Syphons FtttBH gVRRY BAY AT Sohumann'fl Pharmacy. 48 Whitehall Atod Bent to FamiUo* when ordered eve ry Morula*. Atoo, Pure FVuft Vyraps • of various fddna. Stookholdora’ Meeting, Oeorgia Western R. R raa amtuju. msetimo Of tka StockkoMan ef tka Orocfte Waatan ftollroai Ooaxpaaj vin k* kSM AT THg OOMPANY S OFFIOt, On Wednesday, 24th July. AT 1# O'CLOCK A. H. falt-as*w.r. omits. Srorokter UECKLENDUnd COUNTY, N. i nan aaaiM sarmtazn «. isn. msttasm raa aatalogaa or lotoaroattoa roptrtef.»-BLkJUL TtonltJ, Frol Otoe DaTtdaea Col- ge. Kor*.-e Carolina. Jyt-dlAwtt. MRS. A. F. IoALLERSTEDT, Private aad Traasleat Boarding, TmovM m.o jsri ATLANTA MARKETS CORRECTED DAILY. ATLkXTA. ,W*da**Car. fair to. 1*0. IV—Inca aod *«lat at >!*, PI»Afrc»ai.—owa-ltejlar LMi atlllac 1.1*. SU.TXO—Sawtof vet; aalllax 1.10. Bxcmamoe—Buying at parcelling )i per cent, pre- Bona avd Stock*—Georgia 6*. U, B6® 88; New Georgia bond* at the State Treasury, 100. AUaaU City Bend*-7b, 7a#74; **, 8J&&4. Au gusta. 8$Q86. Georgia lUllro.d Stock, 96®97; Georgia BaUioa<l Bonds, 97^100. Atlanta and West Point Kallroad Stock, 9H®M; Atlanta and Weat Point Kailroad Honda, 99® 100. Macon and Weatern BaO- road Stock, 1.Q2&1M. AUanto National Bank 1.10. OraeerleaOorrss—Bio, 23®M; lavs, 90^84 Mocha, 40; Lagnyra.m Svacra—lew York, *0®90; flUver Drips 80#M; New (Mean*—prime, n*Y8; Florida 48QU; Sugar Howes, 99 i by Hogshead 28. Ban—Oeflke A, 1»X; Extra 0.18'«; Clashed, Granalated. Powdered, 14%; H. O. Choice, 11*; Common 10*; Fair. 11; Prime 11%; Snow White, 141f: DmuenllKAU. Tras—BUck l.OCKgl.M; Green 1.00®1.BO. Mmonuanous —Soda — Boxes, 9o V M; la kegs Via® M. OrsfinaTartar, 40040; Yeast Povdarsper 4ca,LdO; Beeswax 28000; Bsgs-cotten, mixed, 4. Watt. Oswego, 12; Salt—Liverpool, per seek. $2.10; Virginia. 2.00. norMM AND FAMILY •DFPUES-Butixb Country, 21024; Bast Goshen, 40; Western Bsserro 26027; Tsaaessd^ 24027. Cnta-Choice Factory, 18. Powmbx—All hens tie; Mixed lots 91084c.; Spring chickens 11018. -T^IT T>||- dan. 14. peaked; Bios »X01O Hoaeiny par hand, 24.10; Pearl Grite $4.00; Mace- •19020. Iron ti4a 9%. white 92>a0M; yellow and mixed 89084; corn meal N0tr. -Bad $1.4001.60; Choioe White 1.1 $LS40L74. MEATS, -BAOOK-Shoukters ; clear rib sidoe 9X*X • o-ear etdoaO^alO; plain bama 12 Hals % t an gar-ewed 14%aUX. Bulk Meata-Shoulders t%; clear rib aldoc 9%; clear aides 9%. •Tierces 10^011; Cana 12; Buckets 12%; Country tX0W. Bwronnn'e Mxa»—Beef—Kentucky and Tonnes* see 10011; Corned in kegs, 10015; Sploed 20. Hogs TK09; Mutton 12015; Veal 10; Sausages—common If; Band Choose—plain 15; fancy 20. Flottb—Fine, $5 5000 00; Superfine,$$9 0000 60; Extra $8 0008 50; Family, $9 0009 60; Extra Family, $9 50010 00; Fanoy, $10 00. FORAGE, PRODUCE, Ac.-8tock Meal 90; Bran 1.10 ® 100 »■; Oil Meal 1.00; Shlpetuff 1.55. Hat—Timothy $1 9001.91; Clover Hay $1,650 1,79; Hew mixed. $1 7901 90. HIGH AMD LEATHER—Green Hides 707>£; reel M! 8*09; Dry 19019. LxATnxn—Calf Skins—Domestic $300(44 V dosen; French $490109. Harness Loather 88045 f lb. Sola Leather—Hemlock 27053H; Oek 28050; Split 40. Klpa—Country 45090 ® lb; French, ® dosen, $49070. DRY GOODE—Cambrics—glaxed, 9011; paper 15)4 014 K- Bteachad Ooites, 90U. OoUoaadaa 20025. Ginghams—heavy, 18016; Scotch, $3029; Cbsrobray 3OX02TX. Tickings 9082. • i and Arnold. 10*; Gamer A Oa.. 11*; Albion, 12; Spragues, Aliens, Dunn*11*. Conestoga, 11)4; Dally Vardan, 11K%UX. Light. Flaxvxi*—Red, 25045; White, 2501JO; Opera 40002)4* Unchanged. JTaTidut Goods—Sheetings and Shirttnga—Angus ta end Colombua-4-4. U)4; 7-0.12; $-4 10; Drillings 14; Georgia Checks, 16; Stripe*, 14; Oenabnrgs 15 011; Yens, $1.6501.70. Cotton Rope 90. CANNED GOODS, CONFECTIONERIES, *c.- Peachee, 21b cans, $2.5002.75 per dox.; 31b cane,$90 $4 par dosen;, Peas $2.75; Pine Apple, 21h cans, $8.25; Strawberriea, 21b, $8.75; Tomatoes, 21b, $2.26 02.40; Oysters, lib, $1,370(1.50; 2tt>, $2,600(2.75; Sardines, ® esse $230(24. Gbackxbs—JErated, 10011; Butter 708 ; Cream 11012; Picnic 709; 8od*. 008; Sugar, 9)4011. Caxdt —Stick, 15)^017; Fancy, 18050. Nuw-Aluiouds 22025; Brazils, 15017; Filberts, 15017; rocaiis, 17018)4; English Walnuts, 20029; I’oauuts, $2,300 $2.75 ft bUBbol. Picklks—Pint*, It dozou, $202.26; Quarts, $3.25; Half Gallons $6.90, Gallons $7.50. Brandy Cherries— Quarts, fidoacn, $5; Peaches—rints $3.25, Quarts $4.60 Sricxa— Alispios and Ginger, 16018; Cloves, 25; Cinnamon, 90: Nutinogi, $1,400(1.50; Mace, $2; Mi atird-3 oa., 50; Pepper, 25028. VxorrAaiJU,Ac.—String Beans.per bushel. 50060; New Irish Potatoes par bushel $10125. Cabbages per head 10015; Cucumbers per dozen 10015. On ions per bu. 1 50. FRUITS.—Applet—Green V bush. 30060; Dried 5)408. Oranges $12 00; Lemons $9 00012 00; Bananas $2 6003 00 ® bunch; Cocoa Nuts $7 000 8 50; Cnnanta * lb 15016; Dates 12)4 ® lb; Figs drisd 20022; Pine Apples $3 ? dox.; Prunes 13015; Raisins $4 50; Citron 48055. Watermelons per car load 18023c F18H-White Fish-family $6; No. 1, 6 50., Mackerel—kits, No. 1.190; No. 2.1 50; No. 3. 130; Half barrel*—No. 1, $8; No. 9, |7; No. 3, $6. Cod- fish 708. FUEL—Wood B cord—Retell prloo«-Oak at yard $«; delivered, $4 90; sawed and split, $6; delivered, $9 60; Hickory. 60c. added lo above prloea. Coal, p baahel-Anthracite, 67)4; Lump Coal, 26 by car load—retell 80; Blacksmith’s, 22025, HARDWARE—iBOM—bwad*. 6)408; flat bar 5)4# 8)4; round and square 1)4010; band 708; sheet iron $1001$; Bores ihoa 700; Nallrod 11012)4; Hone shorn p keg $7 0007 00; Male ihoes $8 0008 50. Hulb-P keg. lOd to Ood, 6 25 ; 8d. 6 50; Od.675; id. 7 00; 3d. $.25; fine, 9 76; finishing—different kinds. T5o. on above pnoes; Horae shoe p box, 200 flTXXis-Oaet, 22025; German. 15018; Plow 9011. Gsaix Ciimm Per dosen $41050; Scythaa, grain per dox. $18018; gran. $9 00014; Grass Snath* $T 10011 00. Dull. MascKLLAMBOO*—Axes, Collin*, $13.60014,00 per Oo.;Tmi SreMU-toeU- *t**“ pro*o»-Aroro*H. 0*. Bovlud *14.00 afcoroto—Amro, 11.00; Bav- ho*. 010.0*. Boro—800Till'. »*.**# 10*0. SootUI'i OT.Het.ea. ourtofa aila* — Com- mao, Ma. a^tooaioe***: *•««• 00*Hp«I«lx. Omooikia, Iron* VxeiOc; Hollow van 0H#0a. Oottro aaeCa-etotoamawa. *0. Oua aapa - a ntO—tollaaaai 41 iWtoro Float 00. Okot-partof, Max pro kaa. NaatlMlMO. BU*.p*x ta( |T.to; kail ka* |4| «roxtw ka, ti.it. OHo*. mm pax to—Otoe S)te*! Not. laoUt tea. roroto aud ni taa Ortairol mn. irowtk. In* kl|1ua| ItotoR. O 0 . Inokax, M, I lnokro la. I xakaato. Oroolt.,0IroOroto,TlockroU. T14*—pro aat—0 O. Ml Falatad II; Oronito— kaodlaO, Mi Tukaodlad, to. Whom* toiro-Far box : • b, 10, fitotoiM; 10 b, It. ATttoATJ; lObjlt. AMtalOO; lOkgrU. M0 to 0.00; 1C, M. M#ta AWl 11 b, 1*. A7I WOOD IX WABA-FlUA-tw. kaopa, bxua xsoi, r il|T~ *1 pax4a«: do Ftoa 4AM; Falatad Ma. *to*-rol»tod-roa* at *. Ul »a«*r naro pro rook, laoo. Wrokbarodapax dom-vood, aiO; daa IA aomMioUaa ta WaU4mak.li — loo, rox.lt aatxtoantora—Dpiif.A X. 1, $00; Mo. a tMlXaataa flieklM-Mid aaa— HO par root UVX axodK-naat OatUa — madlam»xeoi<i rolma a*e*K: kd ar-to »Xl arod •ton*, ill eox. «»o»toto mu *«oatea toatoak aod tow daaroad,at lllieioaa aU aiock aad dull sale; good art THE B07AL INSURANCE CO. Or LIVERPOOL. ASIBTI OF THE COMPANY ON TUB Ut OW JUNE. 1178. be £2,103.101, or nearly $11,000,000. The saseet* consist in usrt of Uie fo'luwinjr: Bank or Lxvxmtool £3e.643 Loams— On Railwsy Shares aud other entures, Otty of London Cor poration bonds. Telegraph Stocks, Freehold Securities. Ao JU15,094—£1,100,723 iMvzjmmrrs— British Government and Colo* ntei Securities JE177.604 United Ctetoe Stocks 130,382 English Railway Share* SH9M9 Buildings 186,920— 834.891 I mis. 82.584 Tho Capital Stock of this Company Is Two .WillioDS Pouuds Sterliias OR TEN MILLION* OF DOLLAU8. The Agent In Atlanta is authorized to adjust and pay loose* at once, without transmitting the same to the Company, and without any dolay for sixty or ninety days, which is usual with all Insurance com- Parti ee wonting insurance on merchandise, build- in selves. C. B. WELLBORN. Agent, Atlanta, Ga. THH Baltimore Convention UA8 NOTHING TO DO WITH OUR Reduction of Prices ! COME AND BUY Watches, Clocks. J MB WJfllxRY, 8IL.VEU and SILVER-PLATED WARE, LOWER THAN EVER OFFERED IE ATLANTA. o; aio ior too; sou lor If you hsvo a doubt, oome and bo conviQcod. Our Business Partnership Expires on the 9th of August, AND WE DESIRE TO CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK As near u possible before that date. N. B.—Persons iodebted to tho firm will do fixvor, and save ns and themselves the anno; of donning or being dunned by calling and oyanc tiling Lawshe & Haynes, 00 WHITEHALL STREET. ATLANTh, GEORGIA. JyT-lm X. |W SASSKXM, AO’T- Mize & Sasseen. PROPRIETORS, SASSEE N HOUSE, TRANSIENT, TER DAY.. rtWlOB Great Southern Freight Line. Charleston, S. O., July SO, 1872. PATRONS OP GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE, via CHARLESTON and the Public, generally, are respectfully informed that they will Lave the benefit of the lowest rates published and in operation by any competing route, ar . M. SELKIRK, Superintendent Gient Southern Frolght Liue. H.B. FLOYD. SDU0E880B TO SHARP at FLOYD, Southern Agents. Tlits is. beyond the shadow of a doubt, the finest and moat curate RAILROAD TtmE-Mi^EFER that bus ever been , nil „V Our arrangements are such we ean supply them on better terms than any other house In tlie South, keeping at aU times a larue supply, and giving E. Howard if Co.’t O H'Jt' Guaranty for long time with each Watch sold. Our house iu headqaarters for il.t. Watch. Those purchasing from us can rely upon bnyiut a ... ine Howard Watch, and an accurate time pl£ce. JEJ. B. FLOYD. SUCCESSOR TO II I* & FLOYD. Southern Agents, Atlanta, Ga. Parties at a distance who order Howard watches from us nil please state what paper they see our advertisement In. S II A T£CEI GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT LINE VIA SAVANNAH. THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF GEORGIA HAVING -A. purchased six of the finest New York Steamers on the Savannah Lina in ordar to facilitate their busi ness, and offer Lower Hates of Freight to tho publio, ia now prepared ta transport good* atthsfollowingvory REDUCED 11ATK8: From New York, Boston and Philadelphia, to Atlanta nnd'New. nan, Oa., per One Hundred Pounds: trot Ctttx • 1.75. 3d Close i • 1.10. -till Clone : « .OO 5tlx Close i * .70. aui frolslil arrangement, la New York call on our Agent. OEORQE YONC1K, 400 Broadway. 11. P. CLARK, Agent M. & W. R. R, Atlantic Coast fine -frei|it)t Roue. The “AtlanticCoast Lino” Freight Route, -VIA- WILM1NGTON, COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA, TO AND FROM BJETMtOIlK, PIIJb.tfiKtl’HM, SUB' AYFJtft, BOSTOJT, ,1nd all Eastern Cities, and alt Polntt South and Soul/neest, Over the Wilmington & Weldon, and Wilmington, Co* lumbia & Augusta Railway*? and theu> Connections* A n emiuely new link of independent connections from tide. WjkTEUv . Wilmington, N. C., aud Fortsmouth, Va., aud of unbroken gauge from Wllu»ii>'<tuii. tmiisporting Freight, without trausfer 01 detention, to and from si 1 interior points. disporting Freight, without trausfer 01 detention, to and from a) 1 interior poiz The management of this line presents its advantages to tho Sonil crn Public upon the assurance > ful and quick transportation, uniform rates with all competing linns, tbs lowest current insurance, i period s system of Steamship connections at Northarn Torts, as lo enable bills of lading to be signed an4 coods forwardod dally, by one or tho other of our routes over both of which EXPRESS TRAIN TBAN8PUR ATION isglveu to i’olurabl i, s. G., aud Auguste, Ga., there connecting with test Freight SclieUuloUo tei- PURELY VEQETABLEi For FORTY TE VB8 it has proved lt« great value lo aU dieeases of the LIVBH, BOWELS and KID- aud peculiar In pnxfrtlM the BLOOD, atlmnleting the tor* pld LIVER end BOWEL8. end Imparting new life end vigor to the whole system. SIMMONS’ LIVER REGULATOR Is acknowledged to have no equal as LIVER MEDICINE, It oontelns four roodicsl elements, never united m the sain* happy proport on in any other preparation, vis: a gentle Oatharilo, a wonderful Tonic, an unox- eeptlonabto Alterative and n certain corrective of all iporitiee of the body. 8noh signal incceeahaer 1 ided its nee that it ia now regarded aa the GREAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC, For Liver Complaint aad the painful offspring thereof, to wit: Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaundice, BUlone Atteoks, Sick read Aohe, Colic. Depression Heartburn, eto.. etc. Of 8pirttS, lOv iimnnb, arairoxiu BegnlsU the liver and prevent GHILLN AND IFEVER. SIMMONS' LIYEB REGULATOR la manufactured only by J. H. ZEIUX A CO.. MIOON, Ga., and PHILADELPHIA. Pries $1 per phg.taanthy mail, postage paid, 125 Prepared ready for nee in bottles 169, SOLD BY ALL DBUGGI8TS 4%.Beware of ell oonntcrfeits and imltatlonr^fi Charles Bohnefeld UITD1IRT A A ND dealer la aU kinds of MetaUcBartel Oases, Osakats and OeOaa. Keens ooueteaUy on hand a Bwge assortment of Burial Ceeee. eto. Will give pereo«al eMeation to funerals, country, with a ‘ far Taylor'. Cotpm CBauLEU BOHXERLD, OTU* aod Vankaaro Xa. 1 DaOtn'a Oyaan Boroa, patoaknakalaa •*»><■ LIQROUU—Boixtot—Opvto aod Faaak. Ilk to too, Tim.,-- Ota*xr. IBklBl Oaffaaa—D* roroxo. U*4alfa-»«—«••* lairtr-.f •******'"— 1 rorono*. um 4a LMi Uxklxtoia On.. LM 4a LOO; By*,l.M4*ML i. ka — *~* kkrory. pro rnlloo II 4a*Jh flu- lia to LMi ItotolBkML SL-YYiLTO to LMito-toj ik»U>_ TOBACCO — Lew gmdea e*em **§“ $ lew o— mahfMsnt 60063)4 | medium aeaho* inBTNbMefiO' medium bright 68070; good bright 70 fSf-teScy bSSde of ftoe 8iUO01M. Stocks of !o« grade, nia Ugbt.nd Ukely lo edrUM*. Trade from f— X. domeelto |U4*>M: lxa*wtod r^-Kaeokey. toton prok. »*«■»** IT — rr- r~ r— ** ; Uaatok InboiUrofcor JBERRIeEm, JOJTMS « CO. 4ka eaxtoSro afyaxtoialog to Xka txada, 4ara4kag wUk White PlkO Doom, Windows and Blinds, ATTORNkt AND COUNRkXXOE AT LAW. itk* a* aokoa Wilke. An l minsl poiuU. Obkcrvo tlio Follovviui; LxcoUcut 8clieau.it ol Cou- ucctioiiw VIA Wilmington and Hteuxnsliljx Line: With BALTIMORE—By the Southeru Steamship Co.'s Steamers, Luclle, Rcbccca, Clyde, Bolivar, taring each port every five days, Aurirews A Co., Agents 73 Smith's Wharf, Baltimore. With PHILADELl’IUA—Southern Msll Steamship Compaq;'■ Steamer, Pioneei, Learlna eecli P*ir over; ten days, W. L. James, Goneral Agent, 130 South 3d Street, lhiladelphla. Also, through Andrews Co.’s Baltimoro lino with Shriver’s Daily Propeller Line; without dray age in Baltimoro. With NEW YORK—Lorillard’a Steamship Lino of First Class Iron Steamers, Benefactor, Regulator, Voi unteer, Fan its and two additional ships now building, leaving each port evory four days, U. S. Oh l, Agent Pier 33 East River. Wilmington and Atlantic Steamcbip Company’s Steamers Metropolis sac Equator Leaving each port weekly, Washington k Co., Agent*, 173 Greenwich atreot, Pier 12 North River. The Steamships of these lints being built exclusively for freight transportation carry all classes of freight in unlimited quin titles. Via Fortamoutli .aud .Inland Air ~ Xiiuo With BALTIMORE—Via Buy Line Steamers, Daily. R. L* Poor, Qenjral gent Union Dock, C. Fits* aid. Contracting Agent, 164 Wert Baltimore street, Baltimorv With PHILADELPHIA—Annamossio Line, Tri*Weekly, John 8. Wilson, General Ageqt, 44 South 5th 8t. Philadelphia. Clyde k Co.’s steamers, aoxui-wcekly, Clyde k Co., Agoqta, 12th South Delaware Aveuuu Philadelphia. With NEW YORK—Old Dominion 8teamship Company'* magnificent 8teamora, Wyanokp, Niagara. Imm B«U, Saratoga, llatteras, Old Dominion, having a capacity of 18,000 bales of ootton per week, leaving each port Tri*We«-k!y all the year round, and oftouer if necessity demands. Freight* received daily at aor alway, 187 Greenwich street. Pier 87 North River. |lth BOSTON—Via Boston^and Norfolk Steamship Company’s Steamers, leaving each port Trl-Wcekiy, not exposed to the risks ol weather or df*7*9*' ... -- *- imneting Unce. Rate*. tlftMift'M *n to then * E. Sampson. General Agont, 58 Central Wharf, BokIou. tranalers; Through Bills of Lading are issued 1< _ tlon, shipping directions, tags, stencil plates, Ao., furnished on application* to the nndorslgned or Agents named. Mark your good* via “Jtortsmouth aud Wilmington," or via "Steamships to Wilmington," as yon may prefer, and direct bills of lading to bo forwarded to A. Porn, General Freight Agent, at Wilminglou N. C., aud they will avoid all detention. The following Southern Agenta of the line can fnrnieh all uec caaary information, ae well, el*o, aa agents at railway fetation*: T. C. JaMia, Traveling Agent, Columbia, 8.0.; J. A. 8adleu, Traveling Agent, Charlotte, N. O.; T. Lroxs, Local Agent, Auguata, Gt.; A.O. Lino Local Agent Atlauta, Ga.; Bax Hook, Southern Freight aud Passenger Agent, Moqtgomory.Wtla. UL All claims for loss, damage end ovorebarge promptly investigated and aetUedby the undersign e<l. feb27dtf A. TOPE, Oeieral Freight Afeqt, THE GREAT Southern Freight and Passenger Routo TO AIV13 FROM NEW YORK via SAVANNAH, Ga. O N* OF IUK FOLLOWING F1R8T CLASS SIDEWBIIL BTEAMSUirS WILL SOIL FBOU SAVANNAH and New York daring tli« akauaar, EVEBV WSDNE80AY AND SATURDAY. And daring IbaFkU, Winter aad Spring Monika, EVEBV TIESU.1V, THVRSO.1V and SJtTVRDJlV, rl*.» XaljO, VinGO, ton l, asroxaia- , . . Uia gouthern ooaak, am fltted np wl4h larc* an** State Roorna, the Stefrarda* department supplied with every seasonable luxury the New York end Savan nah markets afford, ere complete la all their appointment*, and offer greater Inducement* to trentoi»“ •an 7AOINTO, These Steamships ere snporlor to any veaseie ta, the Steward* 1 dope * ts afford, are con the way of , WATaTY, COMFORT, ECONOMY than any vessels afloat, particularly for ladles and tern me*. Far© iVom Atlanta to Now York, <50, Whteh twdndes Meals and 8tate Rooms onboard the 8teeaahips, end Omnibus and Children under three yean of age font. Splendid Rleeptng Coaches^ wttfo double I i berths. 0 allQIlghft Trains. The vary reoeateloee connection at Savannah enables this route to Cnuuport FMght to Atlanta and tear prints, oa shorter time from New York, and at as low rates as any competing roots. . , (Vr For Feeefote Tlehete and other information, apply to J. H. POUTRR, at UetonTtohet Oflee, luiuu car Shed Building, Atlanta. ~ 1 the difference iu dare in fovor of thte routo over ary aQ.iail route and time: Atlanta tn lavaennh, 13 Hours; Sava Mania « Few Yarh, 69 Hoar*. Atlanta to Haw York by any all-rail route te $36 00 600 HI9 Kins ■ ^ v Threngh to N*w York eta Savannah Steamship.. iffaceaee in fever of SavMaahStaaauhip Route Paaeerggra to debs will note this difference, which la aaneh cbeaper ihea any exenreton Uckeri. GEO. A. MoOXJWKY, Jr* fen O-neral Tre.Jtog AgroJ- «U_Otfio* &*dAwtf. fortwmrff. CmUrfi, anas, #t. W. L. WADUWOUTH, Attexm, Oa., I ° HAt - ,VT,,,, • W, L. WADSWORTH & CO.* Importers and Dealers in Hardw°re; Also, u Large Stock ef Stent and House Furalufelue Uoods. Oppoalt* Jamoa- llank, Wkltohall fatreot. Hhly ATL/ A» u
