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'(fjjanisott Jliturrtisfr. JOIiI) AN K V\ lUTE, I. ai. Kr-:t »i?. W. C. WOUiIILL. Local Reporter. * THOMSON, GEORGIA. SAIL It DAY A L TE K X OOX. J A X •' » 1800 TKAiX HMK A l THOMSON. t"p Day Passenger Train arrives at 0 41 a m Down bay Passenger T rain arrives at 1 15 p.m . Vi 10 a.in ■ i)oTn Night Passenger Train arrives at.. 1 .. a.in The legislature. This honorable bo>iv bids fair to remain in s-saion indefinitely if t!ic State credit can be, vo extended as to continue their nine dolbirs a day. Reporters might he dispense,! with, however, as their proceedings thus far are forcibly expre-.-td by the Arabic character, 0. State Agricultural Socit tv. The railroads leading to Atlanta have agreed to transport the delegate- to the mooring ol this Society in that city on Wednesday. Feb. 3d, free of charge, and others attending the meeting will he transported at half the usual 1 faro. Let the farming emmunity of this: county be well represented. Augusta Hotel. The Augusta Hotel i» still open, and fore most among the institutions of its class in the city whose name it bears. Call on Mr. 8. M. Jones, tin* proprietor, when you visit Augusta, ami be convinced that he knows how t<» ** keep a Hotel. ' Comfort and convenience of his guests is his idea of what a landlord should seek. Important to Distiilcis of Fru»t. Bv a decision of Commissioner Rollins tinted January Id, distillers who have not paid their special tax of £4OO. will not ho required to pay it. Those who havn already paid that tax. however,can only have it rofuudcd by further a *tion of Congress. Millinery Roods Below t’o>t. Ladies ami dealers in goods in this line will do well to cal! on Mines. Segins, and examine their stock, which they are soiling below cost t<» make room for their Spring stuck. See their ad vert iso’.rent. The Western A Vtlantic Railroad. Annual Reports of the oiliccrs of this im portant public work have hern published in .pamphlet form, ami w< have received a copy *by the courtesy of the Superintendent, Col. h. S|*l ri.UKKT. Death of t apt. 11. C'tuiniiiglinin. We notice in the Griffin Star that ('apt. 11. <C. Cunningham died in that city on Sunday '■the 124th insi. His relatives and friends in -this section will he pained to learn of his early •death. It. U. st. Particular attention is directed to the adver tisement of Dr. Rad way, whose celebrated nre j illation* lire-highly' recommended for the mi rious ills that flesh is heir t<>. for which they are designed. The world wiclc popularity of these remedies is an assurance ol their great Value. 'They are kept fur salt* by druggists and merchants geuerallv. Factory Burned. On Saturday morning hist, the if hi instant, Pol. W. R. Pmli ii's* huge establishment on the Aloova river, known as Nexvton 1 aotory, was entirely consumed by fire which originated in the picking room, and was discovered 1 *•- tween one and two o’clock, ami before da 'he whole building, with its valuable contents, was consumed. The origin «»( the. liie is not satis*- , factorily ascertained ; but is thought to have been accidental, as fire is known to lmve com municated from the machinery to the loose mot tan heretofore. The loss was partially covered bv insurance, as we are informed; hut to the operatives, who depended on t he factory for em ployment, the lots is irreparable. Some eighty or a hundred employes are left without work in mid winter, and while we sympathize with Col. Phillips in his serious loss, we feel much more deeply for the destitution of those whose employment was their all. [CovingtonEntcrprise. Enrieli Your Eumlh. The attention of planters is especially direct ed to the following certificate of the merit* of the Soluble Guano, advertised by Mr. -J. O. Mathewson, of Augusta, in another column of this paper : Kolublfe Pacific Guano. Sparta, Ga., Dec. 9 ( 1808. Mr. J. 0. Mathewson : Yours of the 20th of October lias been on hand for some time. I have been waiting to have my experiment plat picked out, weighed, and contrasted. Last year the Soluble Pacific Guano paid 402 per cent, on the investment ; the present year, 340 per cent. The experi ment plat of last year was reserved and planted again without any change or addition. The Soluble Pacific Guano produced the second Tear 190 per cent, on the investment after al lowing interest at 10 per cent, for two years. The two years cordoned, made f>ol per cent., while PacarUt n Guaffro nvade only 475 percent. The first year 355, the second ye:u 120 per cant. The two guanos combined, made the first year 432 per cent.: the second year, from the residuum in soil, 210 per cent., making 042 per cent, on investment for two years after paying interest. These experiment* are con ducted with conscientious precision, without fear, favor, or hope of reward, only as it may benefit the public and the experimenter, by indicating the cheapest and most reliable sources of Ammonia and Phosphoric Acid. — You will doubtless find in January number of the Southern Cultivator, a detailed report of mv experiments. E. M. Pendleton, M I>. It is thought thorax returns of Georgia will not exceed £200,000,000 and the assessment upon this for State purposes mu. f he from to 40 cents on the SIOO. A Wouderfni Southern Discovery. In the South where Liver complaint and bilious diseases prevail to so great an extent, there has long l cen felt a need of a medicine that would act specifically and promptly on the Liver, restoring it to its normal functions, and at tL * same time be safe from after effects, and yet so simple that it might be us. and by anyone. It is .daiim-d that DIE TUT US VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS supplies this want. They act directly on the Liver; their constant use will not injure in the slightest degree the most del icate constitution. Females at any period may use them with gro.it benefit, and realize great relief from the distressing nausea which they experience at certain times. These pills arc not recommended as a universal cure-all, but simply for diseased Liver, and tho.-e maladies which follow a derangement of that important organ, such as Dyspepsia, .Sick Headache, In digestion, l,oss of Appetite, Costive ness. Piles. Jaundice, S an* Sromach, Ladies’ Heartburn, Chill- and I‘Vver. Fold Breath, lb s; iesMiess at night, and Flatulency*. These invaluable pills may be s -uml in every Drug Store id’any note in the South and West. 1 h> Li. i*;:n vKD St., New Y-’Kk, 0«: - bkr 13. ISG7. Df.ak Sir: —lt is with much pleasure that 1 say to you that I consider the Plantation Hi: :ius of untold value. In the fall of 18(17 1 was taken with Chill* and Fever, with the most severe pains in mv chest and head. It was with great difficulty that I e*»uhl breathe. Mv lungs were greatly distressed, and there was severe pain in mv right si-m, bv spoils. 1 could hardly get up Item mv bed. I called a Doctor, who a*tend** Ime all winter without the least benefit. About the first of August 1 commenced using your Plantation Bitters— a wine-glass full three times a day and have used it most of the time since, and I am now well and strong, able to do all my own work and the care u! a large family. Yours, &i\, St san Wilson. Maun lia Water. Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. MA RIMED. On the evening of the Jan. 21st, at the res idence of the bride's mother, by Rev. E. A. Stead, Mr. JAMES T. FLANIGAN, to Mist, MATTIE A. A VORY, all of C lumbiu county. HARDWARE & SADDLERY. F->R SALK AT CO-T BV NA3TIE, CALHOUN, & CO., 39 llayne Btre»> Charlesto i, S, (\ Daring the n-\t few months, we shall off -r at DO- f I'! i I' ’i>, io elo-c oiir pi ts, lit business, „oiir Wholesale slock .*f iivumwiu:, crleery ao., Also a la r ge iisso> t ■ oent f Saddles, Bridles, Ilurtto*,«V Shoe I'mdings. I Tlics • <-o«>«b; v. *re purcli i-. and by ns for C.\Sll, |at Lowest Valuation, Many of them are of ■ur own Im notation or M’anufnCture. | -211.2 ' 11 W! caLIIOFN. <fc CO. SOUTHERN MASCKIC FEMALE COLLEGE. r rilK NEXT SPRING TERM of this Institution, 1 located it t'• iviuglon, (1.i.. In-gins the lStlt of January, 1-SOD. The Hoard of Instruction will hr as follows : (iI’STAVI’S J. ORIL A. M., President and Prof, of Math.. < i ilk-inn and Belle- Retires. Krv. \V. I) ADKINS >N, A M., Prof, of Ancient 1 iingtrc-cs. Ethics and Lvidem -s of Dliristiauitv. BYIA E> TFJt A. HOUGH, A. M., M. I)., Prof, of Natural Science. Mi;s. VIRGINIA C. CONYF.RS, Instructress in Music. Mas. K. H. sI.FIHi P. Instnc t res.- in French. Mt:s. K. L \ \SDLI.L, Instructress in Embroidery. Mus. M. ,1. lIOI'CM, i ust Hill less in Hair Work, Wn\ Work and Painting. Miss MATTIE H. HARPER, Instructressin Prep. Depart ment. It A T E S' . Tuition in Collegiate Department, $55 per an num. which will he for Spring Term £50,00 Tuition in Music, £SO per annum, w hich w ill he for Spring Term $28,00 Tuition in Prep. Department, $35 per annum, which will hr for Spring Term 814.00 Fee f..r use of Musical Instruments $4,50 “ “ Incidental Expenses $2,00 For French, Embroidery, Hair Work and Pain ting, which tire optional branches, there will be. a moderate extra charge. Board in •biding washing, fuel :m«l lights, will he furnished in • he best families at |‘io per month. Tuition and ot her fees payable in advance, and no refunding for withdrawal or ab sences except for Providential cause. Children of indigent Masons will he taught free of charge for tuition in the regular Literary Department of the College; but all will he required to pay the fee for incidentals. It will he seen that we present a tried Faculty, not surpassed by any in the State, and at charges lower than at any Institution of equal grade. Let the Public sustain us. I). E. BUTLER, P. G. M Dec. 18, 1808.—4.0. Chairman Ex. Com. BOOKS, STATIONARY —AND Fancy Goods. r TMIK subscribers have now on hand a full a«- 1 fortieent. of SCHOOL CLASSICAL. Mis cel'ftueuus, an<l Sunday School Hook*. \ll kinds of Blank Bo -ks, and a Urge stock of all sizes o Writing Paper. Also a g?eat variety of Fancy C.q'kU, "Musical lustrum-nts, etc., which they offer at Wholesale and R.-lai! at the Lowest Cash Prices. TIIO’S RICHARDS SON, ~4 ad 2*13 Broad sD'e t, Augusta, (ia (i IvORCI A , Columbia County. \\7ULRICAS, I)r. Wm. A. Martin applies for H Letters of Adn»inistratiou on the cs'ate of Dabriel Mar tin, deceased late of n'id county*, Tliesc are therefore to cite an 1 admonish all and singular, the kindred and eredil.o-s of said deceased, to be and appear at my otliee within the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they have, vvhy srid letters should not he granted. Given under my hand and official signature, Jan- 12, 1808. W. W. SHIELDS, Orcl’y GEORGIA, Columbia County. MI FRF.AS, Johnathan Perry applies f<-r ▼ T Letters of Administration on the estate of Byrd Perry, dcc’d late of said county. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of said | deceased, to Re and appear at my office, within |the t une prescrib- and by law, to show Cause, if ( any they have, why said letter* should nOf. he* granted. Given under rny hand and official signature, Jan. 1, lßofl. W. W. SHIELDS, Ord’y. (;EORCIA, Columbia County* \\ 'HRRF.AS, Lu<r-Aia YViley mak- - nppliea \ \ tion for Letters of Administration on the ! estate of John 11. M-iley, late of said county, j deceased j These arc therefore to cit<* and admonish all ! persons concerned, lo be and appear at rny office wi-liin tin* time prescribed by law, to show cause, if »ny they have wity said letters . ha!! not be gn nted to said applicant. Giv-n under rny hand and efficial signature, i P.is 10.li da v of b«c. 1808 j * W, \Y SHIELDS, Odry O’DO WIT & MULTT ER I E - . AY ir OLKS AL E GIIOC ER S, .VXD \x S' o.x & t et, O o o r g i a . Hwe : o x ox u\xn a i.vc'.e axd c imclkte ass urrviExr of groceiues, ameiig which may b - foun l the follow in.; Bacon, Lard, Flour, Liquors, Tobacco StTOAB, 00PF2B, &0. 16 lUU>*. BACON SIDES. 10 Mid*. H.wch Shoulders 5 Packages I. r k 60 bids FI.OLMI, a I grad.s, fin bids. A B. an 1 C. Sugar s, 10 bids. Powdered and (bushel Sugar, 10 hhds. Brown Sugar. 50 bags C offe*», 25 chests TEA, first grades, 100 cases Fanned Fruits and Vegetables, 25 crises 1 and 2 p-»uri 1 c ms Oysters, 25 cas-*s 1 an 1 2 pound cans Lobsters, 100 boxes and half b >xeß Candles, 100 boxes Sf) \P, various grades, Irt boxes Starch, GO b xcs Soda, 10 bales Bagging, 100 coils Greenleaf Rope, 5 bales l SHIRTING, In store nn<l for sale low by (PDOMI) & Ml LIIIIRIV. IST E W WItOLE SA LE AND 11 E T AIL. a:SO itroail Street, tinder Hie €entr;H Hotel, Augusta, Ga. Anil n -xl J'l >r to the Dry Go il, lie ho •( I V. Gray & Cos. p E T )•: li sc E E N A N 1170ULD KKSI’KCTFULI.Y AVNOUNCK THAT IIK HAS OPENED A NEW BOOT W mill SHOE STORE, nt the above well known stnn l, w-iero nan lie f.iuml the following riimls, from the best makers in Phibtdelpia: Soliociulo Os P i’ i o o s ! LADIES’ DEPARTMENT. Ladies’ Glove Kid Polish Boots, thick sole 't'd 76 Ladies’ Enoiislt Lasting Polish Boots, thick sole 2 76 La-lies’ English Lasting Congress Boots, thick sole 2 75 Ladies’ Morocco Thick Sole Boots, oval top 2 90 Ladies’ Morocco Thick Sole High Cut, scollop top -0 29 Ladle*’ English Lasting Button (Miles) -3 40 La-lies’ English Lasting Polish (Miles) ~.0..-.*/3 40 Ladies’ Kid Heeled Slippers 2 00 Ladies’ English Lasting Buskins 1 MISSES’ DEPARTMENT. Misses’ Glove Kid Anklets, high cut 3 00 Misses’ Morocco Anklets, thick sole 2 - o Misses’ Morocco Anklets, scollop top 2 7n Misses’ Morocco Pump Sole, scollop top 4 40 Misses’ Congress Gaiters (Miles) 2 7o GENTLEMEN’S DEPARTMENT. Gents’ Fine French Calf Boots, hand stitched..*....-- 0 00 Gents’ Fine French Calf Roots, superior double sole, hand stitched 10 50 Gents’ Finn French Congress Gaiters, hand stitched 0 00 Gents’ Fine Shoes, hand stitched 0 00 Gents’ Fine American Calf, machine made 3 00 Gents' Fine American Balmorals 3 2o Gents’ Fine American Malakoffs •« 25 MoMullin’s Fine Pump Sole Boots 1- 00 WllO LESVL EDE P A RTM E NT. Men’s Wax Brogans, Warranted 1 40 to 1 70 Men’s Lined and Bound Brogans 1 45 to 1 60 Hoys’ Fine Brogans • ■■■' ..... 110 to 135 Youth’s Fine Brogans ••••GO to 1 10 Women’s Pegged Boots, Extra Size 1 05 to 1 85 And everything else suited to a Country Store. The WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT will he found well stocked with goods suitable for Country Merchants, to which their attention is invited. Being a resident of this city for nver sixteen years, an ardent admirer of Principle, and warmly attached to every measure that would promote the present and future happiness of the South,' I confidently ask a share of the public patronage. nov. 27 3m PETER KhENAN. OS[AII SIBLEY, SAM’L 11. SIBLEY, GEO. R. SIBLEY J. SIBLEY & SONS, 1*57 REYNOLDS STREET* AUGUSTA, GA* CIOT IPIT UonsiebTients of Cotton, and other Staple Produce. Their Commissions for selling S COTTON, will be ONE AND A QUARTER PER CENT. ONLY. They sue at all times prepared to make Liberal Cash Advances on COTTON stored with or. in transit to themselves, and on shipments to their friends in Liverpool, England, New York, Philadelphia, Bistoft, Baltimore, and Providence. Strict PERSONAL ATTENTION will be given to all business entrusted to them. —4rut2 AND Solars. 2;-. HR S. r VRKER’S ANDTUS.’ALOOSA WIIDK V. 1 tb bb's J. Martin Whisky 25 bb’s. X. XX and XXX \V..Lky. 25 l>bb. Old Family Nectar and Cabinet Whisky. 5 bb’s Bake/s celebrated Pure Uye W l isky. 15 bills. Brai.dy, Gin and I!mi. 15 bids. Sherry, Port and Madiera Wine. 5 bbls, ILdluid Gin and Jamaica Rum 0 Eighth cask, itnporlcdßrandy, 15 cases Wolfe’s Ivi-ih and Scotch Whisky 1.5 c.isds Wolfe’s slurry, Port and M.idi- ra Wine, 10 CuScs Wolfe’s St. Croix and Jamaica Rum 50 cusps Wolfe’s Impeli I Uouycr and Cognac Brandy. 25 cases Wolfe’s Bourbon W hisky. 125 b-»xcs ToBACt-O, all Grades, 100 M SEG A RS n every <jn:ility. In st* re an 1 for sal-* at 1 iwcst cash prices by Gtf O DOWI) & MHJIEKn. Sc« Advertisements. MILI.IIIEKT GOODS B BLOW COST ! AIMES. SF.GINS respect fully call the attention of the Ladle® u* their stock of Miixinery (loons :oni l it:MMiNtts, wbivlt they are selling oif 15EJ.OW COST, to make room for their Sprint; Stock. Cali so-m and secure hare ,ins, at 32S Hroa ! Street, ,oej l. -to L'lantcr’s Hotel,; Augusta, C;t. Gin. 4.10. iraunr sand n \s PLANT FERTILIZER. Price Kuduicd from 8C3,00 to 833,00 Per Ton of 2,000 Lbs., Cash. \T TTIF, SOLICITATIONS of many friends, I have KKPrcF.B the price of my “Plant Fertili zer,” FOK THIS REASON OM.Y, TO $55,00 PER TON, for iho purpose of introducing it to the Planters of Nor?hern and Middle Georgia, and South Carolina, and miiM earnestly desire to have it practically tes ted along side of other well known Phosphate and Fertilizers. I feel assured a fair, impartial trial will convince the most skeptical of its superior fertili zing quail i< s in the first as well as succeeding crops, both as to activity and durability. W. R. HARRISON, (Successor to Ai.kx. ILvurison,) (ill Commerce Street, Philadelphia, Proprietor aiul Manufacturer. Orders respectfully solicited, and anr informa tion given by addr«‘ssing H. (’. BRYSON, Factors and Commission Merchant, Augusta, G a., Agent for the sale of ‘ Harrison’s in Northern and Middle Georgia and l pper South Carolina. Price delivered In Savannah, (Ja., $30,00 per ton. SLOAN, GROVER & CO., Factors and Commission Merchants, Savannah, (la Agents for the sale of “Harrison’s Plant Fertili zer” in Florida, Southern and Middle Georgia, dm. —4.10. PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY’S SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO. Capital, One Million Hollars. r pHIS GUANO differs from Peruvian Guano 2 simply in the relative proportions of the same clement of fertility. Its use during the past four years, for the cul ture of Cotton and Corn, has given to it a charac ter for standard excellence unsurpassed by Peruvi an Guano, mid when seasons of drought intervene it produces a larger increase of crops. The price at which this Guano is placed is so much below that of Peruvian Guano as to constitute it an object of material importance to Southern ngricultuie. The Company looks to “largesales,” aniall “prof its’* and n permanent trade for compensation on capital invested. 'The large capital and resources of the Company enables it to furnish a Guano of the highest value, at the lowest possible cost to consumers, and the highest interest of the company is recognized in this policy. Dr. St. .Ini,ian Rayknet,, of Charleston, S. C., is Scientific Director to the Company, which affords a sure guarantee of the continued excellence ot the Guano. None genuine unless branded with the name of John S. Reese A: Cos., General Agents of the Pa cilie < inano Company. Cash price for 2,000 lbs., $70,00: payable Ist No vember, 1800, with 7 per cent, interest added, $75,- (‘0 with approved city acceptance. My Warehouse is open to planters, and they are invited to take a sample for experiment, without cost. N. TL—Constantly on hand a full supply of IT RE PERUVIAN GUANO, FLOUR OF BONE, AND LAND PLASTER. J. 0. MATIIEWSON, Agent. 3.10.—2 m. CHEAP VARIETY STORE. riIHE place to tret almost everything, and at B prices that, would have astonished any body before i lie war. !3est Kerosene Oil, at 45 to ()0 cjuts a gnlon, ac mrding to quality. 14 Bono French Corsets, at. One Dollar. Ijloyci’a JOVc-w 3Vlnip worth S2O at $4,50; and hundreds of other articles at equally Low Prices. Old 25 emit Chiiimeys at. 10 cents, Glassware, Crockery, Tinware, Dry Goods, Looking Glasses Notions and Hardware. Xj a m ip s at. sl, worth $1,50. Country anti city orders filled promptly ; and a child can buy as cheap of me as those better posted. Come and see me at 158 Broad street, Augusta, Ga. (below J. T. Bothwell’s.) sign of “The Limp Man.” Respectfully, nov. 13, 3ml " W. J. FARR MEW FALL AMD WINTER; GOODS. AUGUST DORR, M Kll CJ IT A N T T All, O 11, 220 Broad St. (Ilcrsey’s Old Stand,) BEGS to announce that lie has received a com plete and magnificent stock of FRENCH, ENGLISH, and GERMAN Clntlu, Ca*Kikners, & Ventings. Which lie is ready to make up to order in the MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE, anil at prices as LOW AS ANY IN THE CITY, ALSO — a2 AD Y-VS AD 2 iOIrOTHIKS, Os bis own Manufacture. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, of all kinds, which will be sold at tlie lowest possible prices. ME A TRIAL. 230 Broad Street Augusta, Ga. G.O. AUGUST DORII. A. J. ROBERT, J, A. IHSANKIt, W. A, RICHAEDSO Marietta, Ga Marietta, Ga. Louisville, Ky- THE GEORGIA lUUBLE WORKS, Are now prepared to fill all Orders for Marble, and to furnish ' Monuments, Slabs, Tombs, &c. . Finished in the best style, n’o.l at Lower Pawns than the same work done with Northern Marble Our Marble is Equal to tlie Best American Dealers can Ire supplied with Blocks and B.VI sos any dimensions For any information of designs, address GEORGIA MARBLE WORKS, Either at Marietta, or Jasper, Pickens Cos.. t«a. G. A. MTIITEIIE Vl> & CO., GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS I .118 Broa i Street, (Djrtic’a Old Stand) Augusta, Ga. G. A. Whitehead. 3m49 J. T. BothwellJ pAVI Ii I O Y SI OTU L. Charleston, S. C, IS OAK I) PE It DAY, 83. A Butterfield, Mrs H. L. Bijtteufik, I Superintendent Proprietr e@“S UCC E 33 ! Because of Superior Merit TEL2B MYSTERY; ■OR CATALYTIC HAIR RESTORER and > ill--important discovery of the Age S astonishing all whou.se it wilh Us beautifying t ilert It has cxcitt and the adndrdlioS of experi cuced cli cm lists And scientific men, who pro nounce ii the perfection of a HAIR RESTORER AND BEAUTIFIER OATALYITC wiil certalKt.v restore grev lii to its original color and yvmthful beaufy, mid will prevent baldness. D will cure all humors of the scalp, and thoroughly remove Dandrurr leaving the coo], . 1 um and healthy. Diy, harsh and wiry hail is elmnged by the CATA -1.5 TIC into beautiful, smooth, glossy an I silken 1 1 e-s If pos-ess.-s the great virtue of being th© T'ost Cleanly and Healthful of nil BAIR RESTORERS, Going free of the disagreeable eff, e<s of Sulphur, et.« ; : This aitiele possesses superior merits; and lisa* gained greater echduity North and South than •tM oilier Unit Restorer ever offered to the pub*fs«s‘ We would advise all who wish to preserve the*r l entity, and to grow old gracefully, so us« the celebrated CATALYTIC, which should be e tad upon the toilet of every Southern’ lady. by DiuggisU S. I* 12 31 IS IS RTO nr & CO., Proprietors and Chemists. 21tf Columbus.Ga f PO DISI'Osk of guarantees for the sale of J- Lauded and other valuable property In dif ferent. parts of the United States, (’rofft? ver f liberal, snlos easily effected, and no less of time from oilier business. Address J. T. MILLER & CO., , 3t 10 Box 4. I*. (>. Port Deposit, Md. Atlanta Husimvs.s S4lrectory, UJ y. 1 OLLMAN, Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Fine Jew dry, G-dd Pens, Spectacle's; &o. t W liitcball street, second door above M Lynch’s iSi Co’s book store, Atlanta, (Ja. Repairing done in good stole aiul warranted.—s/4, P O’CONNOR, Wkoles.de and Retail dealer • in Millinery & Straw Goods, Bonnets, Dais. Silks, Ribbons, Velvet, Feathers, Flowers, tfc., Whitehall Street-, Atlanta, Ga.—4.5. OH AM Is ER I. IN & BOYNTON, A T L A N T A, G E O K G I A Cull attention to their immense Btock of CARPETS, CLOTHS, SHAOES, G9ft?AttV& And Curtain Fixtures. DRY GOODS, Os Every Description, at Wholesale and Retail, Merchants are invited to inspect our large and Varied Stock before purchasing. | Parties visiting the Citv to supply their families are invited to look at our Retail Stock —the i larirfst in Atlanta. All Goods warranted, and at Low Prices, j tyCorner Whitehall and Hunter streets. —Bm4 SEES,! SEE B! VERY VARIETY of Seasonable Garden A Grass, and Field Seed always in store—by papers, or by the quantity. Kentucky Bla. Grass, Herd or Red Top, Orchard Grass, Clot*of. Timothy, 1 nzcrn», rtye, Barley, Iluckwherff- Oats, stock Beet, Ac. &e. 200 lbs. Turnip Seed. Rota ilaga, Flit Dutch, White an.) Yellow Globe. Large No-folk, Red Top, Aberdeen, and Prtissi m, or Hanover varieties. 200 bushels (,f t he celebrated G ALE WHITE WHEAT fur sale, for Seed. It is earlier than’ any other variety, and Rust Proof. A Iso, Agricultural Implements and ry of every Kind.l P. W. J. ECHOLS, Prop’r, Georgia Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store 8m37 Whitehall street, Atlanta Ga. GREAT BARGAINS. HAVING made arrangements to change the . style o f ilu* present, firm, and in order to make room for a M AMMOTH SPRING STOCK, I will sell, for the next thirty days, Great Bar gains to all parties, regardless of quantity; and have on hand and to an ive a full assortment everything usually found in a fiisr-clasa Dru/ Store, consisting in paid of the folio wing articles:, 10,0()0 lbs. White Lead, >5,000 lbs. Mineral Paints, .500 Gallons LinseecfOd, 10 bbls. Kerosene Oil, 'l,lO fire test, <5 bb!s. Kerosene Oil, 1,75 fire test,* 8 bbls. Varnishes, assorted, very low; 1 bbl. Walnut stain' Varnish. 300 Poxes of Window Glass, 150 Ouiiceß of Quinin**, 1500 lbs. Blue stone. at 13 cents per lb.; Tanners Oil, Lard’ Oils, Ma hinc Oils, Dyestuffs, etc. the Patent Medicines of the day, Perfumery and Toilet Articles, from the most celebrated domes tic and Foreign manufactories in Europe and America, and guaranteed to be genuine. Cheap ! Cheaper ! Cheapest ! J. S. WILLSON, Druggist, Atlanta, Nov. 4—3m45 Under National Hotel ADVANCES ON 6UTB R To Planters and others wishing to HOLD COTTON I.Y E^GLINDy wl.cre STORAGE, INS UR V.NC.S, and other petises for bo’ding are leis than in the United' States, we will advance TUN CENTS PER POUND ON MIDDLINGS* siiipj»cd to our friends in Mverpool, charging the English commercial rate <»f interest, which at present, is FIVE PER CENT, and hold as' ong :is desired. (’LAGHORN, HERRING it CO. Augusta, Ga., Nov. 20, —2m2 Fine Amber Syrup! ANOTHER SUPPLY of fine Arnbcr Syrup just received by BOWKEII HARRIS. [I \OU want any Fine old Brandy, Whiskey Rum, (iii, Wine, or “any other man,” goto , the New Saloon, in the Basement under Corley A Dorsetl’e.