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THE DAILY SJJN V ln*l« l ofiie* of the ana For Bale at the 8TJ.rni.YO COJHJMi TTBUS. Of the Legislature or Georgte, 1873. SENATE COMMITTEES. Hoyl, Crawford, lilauca, Hil'ycr, W1dw Oslo, Oillmoro and Wofford. Oh Fnuvca.— Mr. Blxnmon*. Chairman; Hews. Kibbee, Wiffoid. Matheira. Katea, brown. Heard, Jones, Jrrvis, Erwin, Harris, Crawford, Payne, Blancs, Letter and liichoffa. a lymXAX. IifWtovxxxKT*. — Mr. Wofford, rmao; Messrs. Lister, Jervis, Black, Cannon, lilllyw and Brown. O* Stats or tbs Bsttblic. -Mr. Payne, Chair, man; Meeara Beeae, Jarvia, Brown. Ptavy, lies* Jnitrtsiing S.tms. Caution! Eveiy genuine box of Dr. McLane’s Liver Pilla t i tia liie z-gnaturo of l-’lum* ng BrjtlieiV^Uaburg, Pa., umi their jinvatoU. 8 i <unp. fiv'Take uo other. The market A lull of imitation*. It ia the p jpmnr verdict that people woo nave oeen accustomed o the uae of bitten er cordiala, are old iged, eventu ally, to resort tc McLean’* Liver PiUs tor permanen. re!ie' NOTICE. Clerk's office, Supremo Court of Georgia, Atlanta, January let, ib7l;~It appears from tbo docket of t lie Supreme Coart of Oeorgts, for the January term, S KJDUX CIRCUIT. tar, Simmons, Osin, Biown, Crawford and Harris. Oa EasoLunurr-Mr. Hojl, Chaim an; Meeara. HI dyer, Hudson, Clarke, Harr in, CrawH id and Gil- Oa PaitiLSOsa aw> Eutcnoas -Mr. Harris, Chair man; Messrs. Heard, Katie, WofforJ, Uudaen, B lotto* and Brimberry. Os PsmroHB.—-Mr. Ealea, Chalrn-.au; Meaara. W, W. Mathews, Mattox, McAfee, Knight, Cannon and Clark. Oa Pvauo Buildings—Mr. Feddy, Chairman; Meaara. Arnow, Kirkland, iioberson, Carter, Black and Dereaux. OaPssasirr.vnoHa.—Mr. Toary, Chairman; Measra. Winn, Brwla, Roberson, Cam, Carter and Brimberry. Oa Lnaano Asylum. — Mr. Erwin, Chairmen; Messrs. Wofford, Harris, Steadman, Petty, Bartow end Gilmore. • Oa Miutabt.—Mr. Jervis, Chairman; M tsars. Harris. Roberson, Cain, Payne, Mattox and W. W. . —Mr. Winn, Chairman: Messrs. Hill- W. W. Mathews, Slmmuns, Kirkland, Crawford Jonas sad Black. iHSTiTunoa or tab Blind.—Mr. Black, Chair man; Messrs. Jones, btcoduiau, McAfee, W. W. Mathews, Carter and UoyL Oa MaaurACTuasa.—Mr. Steadman, Chairman Meeara. W. P. “ - . . derson, Clark. Oa AoaioULTUaa.—Mr. Jones, Chairman; Messrs. W. W. Mathews, W. P. Mathew*, Cone, McAfee, Alai* tox and Roberson. Oh Auditino.—Mr. Brown, Chairman ; Meaara. Kibbee, Feddy, Peary, Winn, Mitchell and Hillyer. OaLHoaoaeiHo.—Mr. Hudson,Chairman; Messrs Black, Cannon, Krwm, Eetes, Blaoce and Deveaux. Oa Jooubals.—- Mr. Cone, Chairman; Messrs Arnew, <Jam«ron, Kirkland, Knight, Deveaux Anderson. Oa Stats Lidkart.—Mr. Heard, Chairman, Meeara. Simmons, Lester, Hates, Jervis, Pay no and Arnow. oa Maw Coumrixa and County Links.—Mr. Uee* ter, Chairman; Messrs. Wofford, Puevy, Peddy, Winn, Oerter and Cameron. Oa Consolidation or Bills.—Mr. Kibbee, Chair- m n; Messrs. Brown, Hester, Hester, Hilly er, Reese and Crawford. HOUJE COMMITTEES. Oa Joumaul—Meaara. Lyon, Yow, Cureton, Ca* aon. Biauton. Lumpkin, ” . . Haggard, Moses, Jeuktns Oa BaaoLLinNT.—Mesirs. Johnson Mills, I)e- Loaoh, Willis of Macon, Hweariugen, Willingham, Caudlar. Davis, Taliaferro, It ran (ley, Buchan, Hlsck, Lowe of Stewart, Kaiglcr of (juitman. Oa Statb Llmuitr.—Meaara. Slums, Dorsey, Tutt. Leiab of Coweta, Walsh, Barksdale, Clemente, Kalglor of Terrell, opence. Peagiu, Stewart of Taylor. Oa Judioiait.—Mea* .*■. Pleroe, Mercer, Longley, Peabkly, MoDanlsI, Phillips, Anderson, iloge, Butt, Willis of Talbot. Hunter, Hurt, Latham, Dell, Hud- aon, Tutt, Williamson, Mills, blunts, Dorsey, Da- Bote. ’ Oa Finaboe.—Messrs. Nutting, McDaniel. Me- Reeae, Latham, Richardson. Oa COKroration.—Messrs, McDaniel. Calhoun, (iliseon, WlUla of Macou, Candler, Wli „ — — iler, Wi liams af Dooley, Newton, Dunn, Foster, llcLeAu Towns WJttlKUM CIRCUIT. Clark.... Gwinnett Walton 2 aoniuKLM CIRCUIT. Elbert (1 continued 2 Haiiror.6 CYtcmiarrcnio. TO THE ML110HANTS OP ATLANTA The Atlantic A Gulf XxXTSO?l Via Savannah, G-a. JJEG^EAYE TO ANNOUNCE TO 1 HEIR PA. and friends that their Bates and Classification* Shall always be aa low a« by competing lines, and any ‘•Special Circulars" or “Letters," issued Uj other routes, giving lower rates than at presented- yertiaed, will be promptly met by correeponding a ductlons on the Atlsritlo A Gulf Freight Line. Merchants visiting N*w York will commit their In* tereata by calling on 0. D. OWKNH, General Agent of the Line, Till Broadway, before making Freight ri glgernent* elsewhere. Iv24- Oglethorpo 2 Warren.... Wilkes a SOUTH ROM CIRCUIT. Lowndes 2 ocoskk cincur. Pulaski Cuhoun Decatur .* 1 Dougherty (l continued 11 SOUTHWESTERN ( •u inter Webster 6 PATAl'LA CTBCUIT. gunman Randolph Htewart Turreil CIUn*I100CUEB CIRCUIT. 60 Bibb Crawford.. Houston Twiggs .... MACON CIUCU1T. Pike Rockdale... Npaldlng., ATLANTA CIRCUIT. HOUR CIRCUIT. CIIEROKRB CIRCUIT. Richmond (3 continued).. MIDDLK CXSCUIT. OCUULUK : CIRCUIT. Baldwin (1 contlunod) Groone Bollock... Chatham . Liberty RABTRON CIRCUIT. BRUNSWICK CIRCUIT. Johnson, MuKibbeu, TalJalerro, Biackwell. Oa KOUOATION. -M.aars, Peabody. Anderson, Clark, Hiaploton, Jones of Burko, Roister, of unit* iusu, Dell. Uilboun, Fort, Teaeely, bhl, Dubose. McRae, Mills. Dunoaa of Douglas, Hill*. Oa Banks.—Meters. Mercer, Peabody, Hone, Show* make, Jenkins of Putuani, Hamilton, Kalgler oi Terrell, FlUaersld, WtUls of Talbot, Walsh, Nut- tlngf Hight, Yow, Bdaarus, Lyon, Dorsey. Oa Statb oa n* Btrunuo -Measra. L , TuU, Heard of Ribert, Willingham, Pierce, Swear- Z. D. HARRISON, Clerk. t li* Btruauo.—Meaara. Anderaon, f Ribert, Willingham, Pierce, Swear- lu|an,Toaaley,GUbert, Williamson, Trammell, Turn bull, Lows of Htewart, Ltpaey, H1U, Tompkins. Oa AeaxouLTuna.—Meaara. Jones of Burko, Lett* tier, Felton. Lockett. Lumpkin, Turnbull. Htowartoi Taylor, Coleman, Hamilton, thliver, Davla, Grant, Jeuktusof Pike, Maihewa, Masters, Ouaehy, Clark, Barksdale. Oa Public ExrxNDiTunaa.—Messrs. Uoge, Willis of Maoou, Vrliliugiiaiu, Hoagley, Uudaou, Bumaa, Jenkins of Putaatu, Fort, UnMn, Horne, Kirk, buitn of Bryau, Leigh of Oowete, Freeman, Twitiy. Oa MANorACTCRRa.- Mre*ia. Uurt, Walt, Leltucr, Stewart of Koeaualu, Jai-kaou, R.ack, Beatwick, Rakes, Foy, Hargett, Kirk, Trau-weU, Wofford. OB Intssnal lamiovxMNNTB.—Maear*. Felton. Hhewmake, Mathew, of Aou.ton, Mattox, Cleuenta. Hightower of Johuaou, Hopp., Bt^aiy, Duke. Wtl- llaue of Doc>y, Duuuau of ivabuu, Dunlap, Rvaus, Fowiar, Thoupaou. Oa Miuta«t ArratM.-Messrs. Butt, Carlton, Wtuchal, ball, Lo<t, biautun, Ueid, Rjuois, Moaea Fvagan, Modnd* and Long. Oa Dimqx Tkark and Imrioration.—Meaari. Hunter, McArthur, Dell, Adams, Baxter, Blakey butR Oalhouu, Oaaeu, Guiding, Cook, Cureton. Oa Naw OouMTRa and County Links.—Messrs Bush, Uliaeun, Hants, Hightowur or Polk, Speuoe, Uoggard, Huu-bineen of liarilson. Jours of Chat tooga, DeLouch, Lo.«e of Catoosa, Sturgis, Stei 1 ormluy. On Pknitkmtubt. - Mi ears. Longley, Blmme, Tucker, Uuichiuaon of Clayton, Hill, Hitwy, Young HummelUa, Hrnlth ot Tebair, Duke, Rjper, Pools Atkiu.oa, Heard of Oreena. Oh WUF and Dumb Asvli'm.—Meaara Candle- Hightower of Folk, lid wants, iiight. Rowell, Fly nt Dakar. Jones of Chattooga, Baxter, Duucan of Lau ran*. Welonel, Kirk, Twlity, lkll. Bund AaiLUM-Meaara. Tutulln. Barkweil, Rich ardsun, Ouaeloy, Rina, Duuu, Lockett, Mcltae, Os born, M arris, Wlilmma of Union, Dunoan ol Hart. Oa Lunatio Asylum -Messrs. Coldiug, William aon, Jeukinsof Putnam, HUpleton, Nawtou, Carltou Mathews < f Uoueton, bui, Htepheue, Alyut, Lov- lrss, Duggan, baker. On Auditing-Messrs. Murphy. Mattox, Beaty inimsiinp items. IiEWARE OFCALOMEL, Ami nil merenrial eomponn-tv. Dettor, far liotUu-, emlure tliavusc tliuu tampt-i with tiiis mineral poison, no mutter lion carefully prepared. Its extensive aso Lie proven the cause ot creat and distressing injury. Dr. lull's Liver Dills oontaiu not a particlo of mercury, and cau be taken at all times with perfect safety. kYizoo Cccirrr, Alisa., Alay 8, 18C0. l)r. li'm. It Tutu I liavouocn a mar tyr to liver oomplaiut for three ye an, ami alter employing the beat doctors, and spending almost all I was worth for dif ferent kinds of medicine, yonr agent in duced me to try your Liver Pills. J have taken them regularly for several weeks, aud have been so much bouotltted by them that I feel confident of a perfect care.- I consider them the best liver medicine ever discovered. J. Churos. Dr. Tutt'a Uuir Dye requires hut a few minutes. A NEW BEAUTUTING AGENT. AU dentrifioes had their drawbacks, until the salubrious bark of the soap tree was brought from the Cbilisn val- leys, to perfect the fragrant Soso dost, the moat delightful article for the teeth that a brush was ever dipped into. Diogenes, with his lantern, searched the streeta of Athena at mid-day for a “man." Bat if yoa would find a “king" among aewing machines eall at the' office of tha "Domestic" No. 4 DeOive's Opera House, „ es * Very valuable ou ^utntaLions as a pre ventive for fever, chills, etc. Simmons’ liver Regulator will keep the hands healthy, ao they may lone no valuable time daring the busy sickly season. Every lady who nsce the “Domritio” •ewing machine finds it such a domestic gWigfort tha^ahe prefers and recommend* * Dr. Tutt’a Hair Dye haa no bad odor. Injurious mineral substauco. but la „ PURELY VEGETABLE. tor FORTY aLaUS it has provt-u it. great vain* InalltUiraa-aof the LIVER. BOWEIA and KID* NFY8. Thousand* of tha gooJ ami great lu a of the country touch for lia xvondarful and p powar In purifying thn Bf,OOD, stimulating the tor* ptd HIV Kit and BOWELS, and imparting new life vii'l % Ip; -r to tho whole system. H1MMONS' HINT li KRUULATOU la aoknowledgvd to have no tqaal . , LIVER MEDICINE, It contalnn four luetUcal nmai-uiH, nover united tu theaamn happy oroporLon In any other preparation, m: a gfuitln Cathartic, a wonderful Tonic, an unox- eeptionablv Alterative and a certain corrective of all Impurities of the body. Nnch signal sucres# has i loaded Its uae that It la BOW rxgarded aa the . CHEAT unfailing specific. For Liver Complaint and the nalufuT offsprlog thereof, to wit: Dyspepsia, Couatlpatlon, Jaundice, Blllona Attaoka. Hick Poad Ache, Oollo, Deproealon of Hpirita, Hour Htouiarh, lloartbnrn. etc., ' Regulate ltie Liver and prevent CHILLS AND FEVER SIMMONS' LIVER REGULATOR • I* mauufkctnred only b J. U. ZHILIN A CO.. MACON, Oa., aud PHILADELPHIA. Prbpar* I'll 12 CHEAT Southern Remedy F or the cure of scrofulous taint, Rheumatism, White Hwelhug, Goat, Qoltry Oona.-.iuptKn. BronchlUs, Nervous Debility, aud ail Keeaaea aFalng lrom an impure couditlou of the blood. The merlta of thla valuaMe preparation are so well known that a passing notice la but nccc«»ary mind the readers of this lonraal ol the neoea always having a bottle of this mcdlclno amoni stock of family necessities. Certificate* can be presented from many leading hrali-Unl Ufalatara •—* K—-1. taiUlllea thtlUgh with much aatlifRct.oa. 1 Da, T. C. PUGH,«. Baltimore, recommends It to all persona aufferlng *th diseased Blood, saying it ** super:ot to any prr krttiou he baa evar used. Rkv. DABNEY B \L ,of the Baltimore M. E. Con fiarence South, says In tv* been eo much beuefltted by tu uae that he clu tTully recommend* it to all hit friends and aoquait atcea. CRAVEN R 00., Urn |iata. at Qordonsvllle, Ya., aaya it never failed to g ^satisfaction. BAMUKL Q. McFAfl RN. Murfrecu ears It cared him of r he oatum w heu all else failed Did oar space admit, .e could give you teetimo- nlaU from every Hute tn tho South, from person) known to ovary man, woman and child, either pex eonally or by rapnuuon. RoaadaUa la sold by all Drugglata. 0LKMBNT8, A OO., Baltimohx. Solo ProprletO', JOHN F. HENRY. No. 8 CoLLBOB l'LAca Ueli ortaW Rolsaale Affssoy. NEW FURNITURE EMPORIUM I Two Daily Cornections Blue Mountain Route SELMA, ROME, AND DALTJli Knilroad and it» Cunnectians. p»fisx!faEr.a leaving Atlanta iiy the atlantIc railroad at 10 P. M., making cloae connection with TUB MAIIj TRAIN Of Rolma, Romo and Dalton Railroad, arriving at Solma at and making close conuectioi Central Railroad, arriving a Vicksburg 8:36 A. M. ALSO, tnako close connection at GALERA with trains of South and North Alabama Railroad, arriv ing at Montgomery 8:26 A. M Mobile 7:20 P. M, NewOrleans 1:60 A. M, Tho Road has been recently equlppod and It* equipment ia m-l »urpi\nml by any in the Soulb for atrength and beauty or Imiah. Mir No change of cars between Romo and Selma PULLMAN PALACE OARS run through from ROME VIA SELMA to VICK I BURG without chango. NO DELAY AT TERMINAL POINT8 Passenger* leaving Atlanta by 8:30 A. M. Train W. k A. R. R., mako close connections at Rome PAST EX P HESS TRAIN Belma, Rome & Dalton Railroad, arriving at Selina at 12:20 A. M Fare as low as by any other Routs. Mtr Purchase Tickets via Kingston at the Qcner Ticket Office JOHN B. PECK, General Passenger Agent, Batons, Ala. O. BARNEY, General Superintendent. BEAU CAMPBELL, Local Agent, x r 6*U No. i Kimball Uonoe. C'huujL^o Oi ^chodulo. Atlanta & New Orleans SHOET LINE---ALI/.EAIL OnlvOno Change of Cars Detwacn Atlanta and NewOrleans. O N AND AFTER NOV’B 24Tn, 1872, DOUBL_ Dally Paasougor Trains will run ou this lino as follows: atlxM AV . E 6 60 a m 1 Montgomery.. ^ 25 p " 8 00 p m «• h.6001 Montgomery.... 8 Ol) ;> m | Mobile........ 7 30a " 8 00 a m •• 5 35 p Mobile 8 30 a m New Orloans.. 2 25 p “ 6 46*p m | *• ...11 60 p PasaeiiKcra Leaving Atlanta at 8 00 p,m Will make clovo Connections lorVIcksburg,Mon roe and all iutoruiedlato points. Pullman’s Talace Sleeping Car* run through to Mo bile and New Orleans, M»utg«m*--ay, Selma, York, M»rldia!i, Jackaon and Vicksburg Slivrlcsl, (piickol, Host Ki liable, and only Doublo Dally Line from Atlanta to tho fol lowing points: OOLUMBUIS, Oa., MONTOOMEIHT. Molallo, Solma, 331l uiluglaam, Tunon- loowi <t> Uufaula ALABAMA, m mniDi au «TAclxsou, Vlolubui'c, MisanaiFFi. NEwonXiEfiJxrs Slxi-ovoport efts Moilroo LOUISIANA. JHFFHH. SON, Gulvowtou Ac till Points In AIjSOi WortUorn and Central zilaloama anctj “ ■„ wr «i .a. _ . time and distance, being 4u ' poiuta west ONE BILK. NEV OKLEANH*, and all points in Texas, By this line yi shorter Memphis and Charleston ltailro* PLATT Ac CO. HAVE RECEIVES AND NOW HAVE IN STORE 1 MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF NEW FURNITURE! And are Opening it; Dailv for Inspection and Sale. Xiatest Styl c , and Patterns SUPERB PARLOR SUITS Elegant Chamber Suits, Handsome Dining-Room Suits, Office Furniture, And Every other Description of Furniture. From the Highest Grad® to tho Lowest^ And Consitls of Every Article of FurnUuie Required to Furn ish a House or Office Complete, all of which We Offer at Prices Lower than Ever Offered Before OUR STOCK COMPRISES: All Kinds ef Case and Wood Seat Chairs, in Maple, Oak and Walnut, with Rocking Chairs of every description to match, also Children’s Chairs of every description. BISDBTHADa-- Trundle Beds, Turned Posts, Arched Top and Corinthian Cottage Bedsteads, Black Walnnt, Mahogany and Rosewood French Beadsteads, Spring Beds, Cribs, Cradles, Conches and Cots. BUHJBAtTS— Black Walnut and Maho^rfny Bureaus, Sideboards and Sec retaries, Black Walnut and Mahogany Extension, Centro aud Card Tables. Oak and Black Walnut Office and Library Chairs, Office Desks and Offico Furniture of all kinds. Looking Glasses, all sizes, in Blaek Walnnt, Mahogany, Gilt Baud and Full Gilt. SOFAS- noogaand Memphis. XBUIGHAFiTTS Are particularly requested I notice the many aJ- thors. No dlacrimiu- i account of being ami- out chsuge to Nsw Oi leans. The recent completion of the magnificent bridge* over Ti nts# and Mobile lttvers form aa uubrokou all rail connection bulwccu Atlanta and New Orlenna aud \ lekaburg. No boating or omnibus fare charged on the Una. c *“ Uo > 1 " 1 r.rrceaUBom o.ri on .11 nl.ht tr>ln.. luis routo l* not the auortest, but most comforb able and best winter route to Memphis. T*nn., Lit* 0*alonu Md Corinth, liisa. Sofas, Teto-a-Tetee and Lounges, Easy and Farlor Chaire, in Damask and Hair Cloth. WASHSTAima- Black Walnut, Mahogany and Tine Washstands, Single, Double, and Enclosed, with and without Marble. STANDS.. Fare always aa low aa by any other r Baggage checked through to all tern L. P. GRANT, Rnperlnleudunt Atlanta 4 W#st,l olut Railroad, O. J. FORKAURK, Bup’t Western R. R. el a^ A JORDAN. Ooorgta Railroad Depot, op stelra. Knur Hundred and Fifty Acies FINEST QUALITY ET0WAH|RIVXB LIND, I MMEDIATELY on Borne Railrcod, and aboat twidve miles from Rome. It prodacea Cotton very finely, with all tha Cereal* -third two y«ora. with Interest at ten yer out. deterred payments. TiUaa perfect. j. a. anht.lt, Ccamisslon March) Bt, Atlanta, Apply to del 5 if Philadel’a AND Southern' Mail Steampliiu L*ine fpO WILMINGTON, N. C.-Is composed of two A First Class Stetunshlpe, ofauitowa eeoh. mJL log lrom each port every WKDNODAY. THROUGH RATES to aU points South utw 8«nth- weat as low as by any other routes, lnsunce percent Prompt and certain dispatch given. For rate* on Geneiwl Merchandise, cotton. M Also the msst beautiful assortment of Music Stands, Flow er Stands, Imported Flowers and Brackets of various kinds ooTTAoa man Cottage Chamber Sets, Tainted and in Oak, Black Walnnt, Mahogany or Rosewood. GUANO 1873. GUANO 600 TONS SEA FOWL GUANO, 500 TONS RUSSELL COE’S, 500,TONS JMERRYMAN & CO. 8 600 TONS ETIWAN’S, 500 TONS STERNFEL’S ORIGINAL, 500 TOA'H COTTOJTSTATES, soo rojra jnjtRMt r. johjt oa 200 TOAV B. JFJIAA’K COBS, 200 TO.VS D7l.SO.rS, too TOA-S AIEATAA-O BOA’S GUAA’O, 200 TOA’S EAULISU STOA’E 200 TOA-a SARpma SOLvituE PACIFIC, 200 Toms Ammoniated rtour or Hatvbone, rery Fine. 200 Tons Peruvian Guano, land Plaster and Chemita for Manipulating. 100 Tons Soluble Sea Island. ALSD-OHE THOUSAND PLOWS, from *3.60 BpwttJ. F.rmM.miut U.e good Bowm Landrotla’s Ctardlon Seeds, Field Seeds, Flowar Seeds, Agricultural Implements, Machinery, Live Btoek, etc. PROVISIOKTS, Special to my OustomersJ knowing It will ben • convrment and agreeable for you to make yonr accounts aU at one place. — »—«*-** -—* - **ie same. WABK W. JOHNBOIU FARMERS, LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS! GUANU AND PROVISIONS SOLD OTS TIME! 100 TOA’S SOICBIE SEA ISIAA’O GUAATO. 100 TOA’S PHOSPHATE BlOOD GUAA’O, if . AND A NICE LOT OF Bulk Meats now in Siore and to Arrive. -ALSO- Every Kind of Plantation Supplies. We shall sell PLOWS and other AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS at the very lowest Cash prices. Wa have a large stock on hand, and intond to sell quick with am#n profit, to ktep pace with our anpply. “BUIHTS” WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS. Can supply theso at rniladelohla prices to deM*n. KOff-Send for Citcultra of prices and terms. J*n21 Philadelphia price J. BBlf WILMN AiO, BROAD STREET, BY H> BRIDGE. HUNNICUTT & BELLINGR ATHS 3NTO.O MAKIlilTTA BTRBBT, PUATiTTRB IW R ANGEci, STOVES, FURNACES, ana Gratna, Slate and Marbleized Iron Uantlea, Tinners’ Trimmings, Steam and Gaa Fitting*, Steam Whistles, Ganges, Globe Valves, and Oil Oupa. n’ROlGHT MROAT PIPE FOR Steam, Gas and Water T Lift k Force Pom j-b,Robber Hose, Tin Plate, Bhcetlroo, Sheet Lead, Copper, Zino, Ac. The Finest and Beet Assortment# of; Chandeliers, Pendants,. I* ORTABIiX ZOA»3 Fixtures in the Sontb, consisting of ckets, Hall Lights . „ . p,, 1 #* etc., o*o A Superior Supply of Plumbers’ Brase Good# Wash Basins, Marble Slabs Water Closets, etc., kept constantly on hand. Also, PI CJajUERS,STEAAI tt GAS FILTERS If JHAAUFACTVRER of the Celebrated Concrete Sewer Pipe, from four to twenty-eight inohes diameter. THE MANUFACTURE of Galvanized Sheet Iron Cornice, Window Caps, Door Heads, Ao., made a specialty, CONTRACTORS fir Tin and Iron Roofing. Age ns for Enowles’Stcam Pump. Agents tor the Macon PortableGasMaohine.the only teliabla GasMachiie known BUT EmUNICUTT «*> BBtiXiINohaths’ Columbia Cook Stoves. THE VEKV BEST BAKING STOVE IN THE MARKET. STEPHENS FORSYTH STREET, > ... j HAVE NOW IN STORE AND OFF ERJTC Ac F JL I W IN ATLANTA. GA. THE TBADK XT LOW FIOUKES - 150 Bushels Choice Seed Rye, *2,500 Bushels Yellow Winter Oats, 14,000 Bushels Wliite and Mixed Oats. 250 Bushels Ckoioo Seed Barley, 2,000 Bushels Black Winter Oats, 100 Bushels Choice Timothy Seed Bhtek Walnut) Cherry anil Pine Loaf Tables, Work and Sa- leeu Tables Tho Ladleei ore reapeetflilly invited to Call and examine tha cm* dksplay oT French Flowers, which are or ear ewn direct Importation. Call and Examine aAouy Ware Rooms, Nos. 7 fic 9 Janies’ Bonk Block, WliUaatsHBSWaal. rtUMfrrj, v also, larg^quontiUes'of Irlrh Fotatoes, Appier, Onlon^ and are reonivhig daffy. OHoiee Butter. Fresh Com Meal —AND- DRESSED TURKEYS AND CHICKENS. Have BOWpn traoMt, from Cape Cod, 250 naif Barrels end 1,000 Rita Mackerel, 100 naif Barrels and Kite Hsrrlogs, u hlch wo waut to sell on arrival, and will put at low price* to Dealers. —F LOUR— jV to fbe Trade, and have new k Super, Extra, Family, Extra Family andl Fancy In 03, 49 and 21 round Sacks. ALSO 4.000 Barrels varlone other brands, «'R. E. Lee,” -Graveo Mills,*• “Dann k Browna." "Ki r s and ar« receiving tb# product or several Tennessoe Mills, oU of whieh we or* directed to sell lo HOWARD LIME, CEMENT, ETC., ETC. Will keep during the winter, heavy stocks of 13Axils. Moats and Lard, Shipped ue direct by Packers, which will bo sold low by cor load or otherwise, looeo or yacked. Live Hosts Bought ond| Shipped on Orders. 600 Hales of Hay and Ten Oar Ear Corn in Store. STEPHENS db PliYIVN. 1873! MERCHANTS 1873! A BE respeetfnily Infermed that I now have la stor* a laige stock of GBOCEklKS AND WESTERN PROLUCK wbisk I will eell at terms as fcvoroblo oa o»y honso in the city. Mspactfhlly. GO. IMPOB.TANT TO A -ram■■ ram «. 8«.d ftor Clrvnltr. I nil .<m. but the bnt fttUUnn, rwZ u “Cheaapeakf,” “Eureka,” “Ranch’s Kawbone Pkoaphnle,’' John Kermaan ft Co.’s Aniosiafd Dissolved Bane. tar Tense eeah, or Crop Lteoe doe Ant November ink Plaateca will also ho MppUod on crop Ue' Tobacco, CofflM, 8agor, Mateeaea. Byrwp, Bo... Tho cash Trade will also receive special Kan tit. a. k m tt nMMiuiiiM. «<ea*«. >