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A CO„ IMPOBTERfi AND DEALERS IN , IRON, NAILS, STEEL A CARRIAGE MATERIAL loMBg Cloths. Cutlery. Chains, Asas. Belting. Hoea—Agents for Hoe A Co.'« Otrcalar Hews, 8tnnb'( Queen of the South Mills, Howe’s end Babcock’s Celebrated Smut Machinery, and MATTS SWING IX G LID COTTON GINS. Wi have this day engaged the services of Meantr. Dc.vis & George as special agents for the H an a Li». They are anthonzed to receipt for snbsciiption and to contract for adver- ti-cements nntil farther notice. • Je: r * Aaga*t 28, 1873. (i mp Cakfets — llandsome goods at 25. 55, 45 and (,..<e*up*r yard. 4AS.A*BMUcaA Jons. Ht. >t- *t the Covington Hotel if yon wish nice enr- 4*|*lfcem#t clean. Jteeg. edit beds, good meals sad * nrorYa<»cirimoAattoo#. C. Cox, »ep:r» if Proprietor, Corington, Georgia. fepta.^4 UpOBWW, f* * LkWTtu Bsi ITS.—The HebaLD Job Office is pre- ' p«ved to print lawyers’ brief# In the best style, large, eirtr type, producing no strain on the eyes to read it Price# reasonable. We solicit the a Iron age <*f our ■rof#—tonal friend#. , juue7-tf A Paxsrux. Wot*®.—A colored.boy, Joe Craig, while ctfoleaely handling a Derringer pistol, on Marietta aire#$ yesterday aiternoo# diecluiged it, the ccnteuU of which lodged in bis left hand, causing considerable jsun. Dr. W. C. Asher extracted the ball from the U*rk of hie hand. Tas Hwim Job OmcB executes Letter Reads Note Heads, BUI Head#, Cards, Clrchlars, ete., In tha fj' gg 1.srena. «o4 »t mt* pnou. sms 0*»<»* otam. TtSj!*r - j . aT , yfc of tL<rae"'y»l!M legged, acmtaee-er" chickens hare joat arrived at the Jones House, Cov ington, Georgia. Go and eat them while they are going. tepl 2-dThnr 4Sun2i Stou'.s—Iroxa toy laaidenoc 0® Peachtree stn on tbe night of foe 11th inat., one dark taj or block mare, age j afven years, kfl htod foot white, in splendid *.;dffi. end very last ; name "Im HhrtLinn.” The • •ifcis'l toward will Is* pel J for ber‘ recount «■ the con viction of the thief. • 2i A. Lathes. Wilson's Hsus:.® or U*ftLin.—Tk It popular work will be converted into a monthly, beginning with tbo October number, with the addition of Household D«i artment. and will be published by tbe Southern PaMisbingYJo^of this city. ThdJ 1 tbe country. Hrallti tec. popular Magazines in by the North- Company. ye*ter>lay Messrs. W. S. itted tbe following coinmuni- Atlanta. Ga , September 10, 1873. Trade ofthe City of Atlanta: the objects of your or- unsrcisl interest of the charges in transportation, we the following 30th of August we received Tennessee, two packages of pounds, charges lor freight 45. A few moments after we for the two packagoa of 124 75 per one hundred pounds, freight $2 17. Though the twenty-eight cents, the prin. to call at the express office for ex- that owing to the exorbitant and upon them by our city authorities t of charging about 12>; cents the mi ana of reimbursing them. their right to make such ‘-extra to refund the excess, which saying it was noi the value of but the principle we opposed, agent told us if charges ware prepaid that* oocid not be any extra charges. On flnptonbsr 4.k wa received two packages, gross l them, with s demand lor *4 25 the same morning received the reed)* dated S-pteml>«r 2d, making freight $1 92, showing Iky had put on au t xtrs charge of over twenty-five seats per package. We called again on the agent, who then refused to refund. Os Qttr insistingnpon its injustice, th Agent called Ms. Campbell, the Superintended t, who waa in sooth- On our showing him the re-1 ^■dt-d, he s*id that under Id not collect “extra ,” directed I, and added he would that day write tfceirAgent as Bristol to sign no more such receipts ithority to collect “t xtraa’’ for tax In On t jporniig we received oue package,| her the 3d, making freight] ty demanded $2 00, au excess of 451 cents qn fasyw-ktge. Wa refused to pay the Si 001 r«asd f 1 56, laA demanded the goods, which were away. In some hour or two they I returned the package and f 1 75 demanded, which wel pH needed the goods. On Mon day morning wa receive 1 two days' shipments. For Afat shipped, we re reived an express special late $1 75, but an -extra’ to aid in K|»liOTltC tax. For thus*) shippe d second day, but received that morning, the receipt called for , or local rates, accompanied by the following is an extract <£ am ts meeipt of yonr valued favor eaclortng (20, to prepay freight, end ordering eggs. I will to future prepay fife 9*"*% but regret to have to inform you that the Express Agent here, by instruction of Mr. Campbell, Superintendent, to-day advanced the freight tags 25 pir 100 pounds* l saw the letter my- •elf front C-fLyecting him to advance the freight, | by reason, ee h« mid, at an enormoue city tax that has barn laid og the Company in Atlanta. Is ■ >ur coftveraatton with iheTxpress Agent here, in speaking of the enormity of the tax. he stated that formerly It wm one per cent, on tbeir gross receipts, which mafia ibair tax $1,200 pe-yvar, but that their tax IhM yeas was fecial, ffiOJ. Now, If fibrir vweeipts this j cxr are as Iai'h- as Last it aiUnrtn tWl# tax only one-half per cent, on An a a p’.ea to reimburse ibis they do- Cl - PROC'BKDINGS OF COUNCIL. Alderman Beattie waa ready to vote on the question. Alderman Young vras in the seme fix- They were not taking a snap judgment on anybody. 1 or man Boring was also prepared to vote, 'ike waa plain. Both companies had vested rights with which the other could not interfere. Al’erman Langston withdrew his motion to post- Vienna. Bxpeiitlen. The following, taken from the New York Herald of the twenty-third, explains itself: the sisc.tn surma machine oomtany avd the Vi enna nxroarnoH. the Alllading cable telegram, which explains itself, w«e received 1tt this etty on Wednesday morning by the Rinser Machine Company: Vienna, Aagust 19, 1873. Si- ing Machine Company. New York city. • Lion, first prize, the medal of progress, * tte ngerMachines; also tbe medal forth# I of Wbrkdoee, and three medals to em* srfor excellence of productions. INSLES A. Hooper. President Singer Machine Company. tflw 1st shipment... Or on thrve 16 48 per cent. If their charges an 2 l M 1 75 2 17 2 24 l 75-3 9t 89 1 75 1 5.' S if 3 M = 2 45 8 i 11-9 t 45 53 IS 5 i 00 45 29 ts $7 61; excess SI IS over '* t • iad to see that the enterprising insurance 1L.. ‘ W : sr k Boyd, Lxi engaged Mr. S. HLch, Jr^ as ’ —-ir e .»! and soliciting sgetL Ws cxn com. 'I* 4'iJKz. -*0 the public as a thoroogh going young gectieman. and perfectly familiar with the busi ness. Any insurance intrusted to him will be promptly placed m any one of the reliable companies repre sented by the firm, ahose combined capital amounts t* tss^t.oco. Offioe So. 8, Vil (tract. DoUn »Ti,g.I!»tk. it DASHES HERE AND THERE. Colonel Lather J. Oku left for B^tmon lut night. He is one of the biggest Odd Fellows to the city, and his departure is an event in the times. Pease and his Wife is the first man who has ever presented oysters at this season. Charley Fecntuer left for Cincinnati last night He U4ke ckief coquette of the “Boadkxg Boom.” Dur- feg Ibe winter seasons it is expected that this resort fill entertain more peopla than any lady in town. B The first oysters of the season waa received by Pease yesterday. They came up on ice, and the way the fellows “went for them” was a etc., ate. The Fia*.—The alarm of fire yesterday morning waa caused by the burning of five stores kept by colored men, out near L. C. Wells’, to the Second Ward. It waa too far oat for tho engines to be ct any ser vice, and the buildings were totally destroyed. The dwelling and store bouse with As eontsags be. longing to Ed Felts, cot. waa entirely destroyed—part- if insured. Geo Me Kenny, colored, bad recently va cated the adjoining house which waa also destroyed. He informs his friend# that ke is an right at his saw home. . - Ju.ticw Corm-JoitM Bait yratentay In.nti- K>Ud tie cum of th. Buu ra. J-odM TubrudM. <*•* H n«nry Frazitn, ^-1 colored, cbwged witt lycay fr«*i th. kw. l n eB »«in g Ur.. Frank-, ■""*»* MB wtttitog IMM mw #—rtk. ««. Adftie v. I War, Frazier give $100 bona for hi, ,ppe»raocc »t th. cat. Court, Mid Ltuln. Walker ... committed to umr the mine charge. Fktrow h Finley tor detemkMnti. The other Jnetfcee hid no criminal bn.ineee re,ter- day- ;&mmwicaM.| The Vacant Clerk.hip, VHY DCFS D. ( OLUX8 SXOtTLP BE ELECTED CUKES# WITH W. H. V EE ABLE A3 DEPXTTT. flg.’-Floa four W five years expariat co lu tbe oiled, be is better qualified to fill it tbau any other can- 2d. The election will occur in the m.d»t irf the next Superior Court, and tf a new ansn is pwt tosre.Uwfl so dsmsge the business of the court tbst It will greedy retard its prograas end increase the expenses of the rroMdeghriw A The unexpired term is little over a year, and ” there is no necessity for «w*y»g ail this ooafi are an index of tbe charges to all, and their receipts are this year as great as last' and wa are Informed they are larger, they would col lect about $199 in excess to aid in paying $400 tax. As stkera are iaUa^eted to this matter, aa well as our selves, we ask that your honorable body will look tot) this, and inrtltate such measures for relief aa to you may seem expedient. Respectfully, W. S. Tovjwesd A Co. On motion tbe matter - as referred to a committee of three to act in conjunction with a committee of CoUxcxl Chamber, Atlanta, Ga., September 12, 1VJ i, 6% p. u. Connell met—Preaent, hie Honor C. C. Ham uock. Mayor, and a full board of A’dermen, except Mc Lendon. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. Alderman Beatie moved to reconsider the action on Howard Van Eppa’ petition relative to Insolvent costs of City Court Officers, to ordor that tbe Insolvent costs of Magistrates and Constables may be included lu tbe report. The motion prevailed. Alderman Brotherton moved to recocsider the adop- tioo of his resolution requiring the Tax Collector to dose his books on the 2Rh instant, and that the time be extended to October 10th. The motion prevailed. UK PORTS or COMMITTEES. Streets —On Alderman Young’s resolution for cross ings on Hunter and Cain streets, majority favorable to cost, $26. Alderman McMillan favors stepping stones. Aldertaao Dodd adverse. Alderman B«atie moved tbe adoption of Alderman Dodd’s report; thought it time to stop expending so much money. Alderman Young favoicd the adoption of the ma jority ; although these crossings were ln tbe third ward they were a necessity for tbe people of Atlanta. Alderman Dodd thought it waa time to put on the brakes. Alderman Voting made an eloquent arpmnei.t in fa vor of the adoption of the majority report. The minority report was hist, and the in jority re port adopted. On Alderman Broiherton’s resolution for crossing on Forsyth street, south si ie of Mitchell street, favor able; cost. $40. Adopted. On Alderman Mecaslin’s resolution for rock cross ing on Collins street, near Ktr* isrh’s store, favorable; coat, $35. Adopted. Alderman Mecaslin moved that the action of Coun- cil relative to Itinerant Traders' tax from orge Shell, dan be reconsidered. Tbe motion prevailed, and tbe minutes as amended were adopted. appeals and trials. The appeal oaeea of Mayor and Council vs. Mr. Fincher and Mr. Boyd, charged with maintaining a nuisance, were tried and the fines and costs remitted. PETrnosa and communications. Of O. C. Carroll etal.,calling attention to tbe alleged custom of grocers and others retailing liqn( r« with out license,and asking that this practice be suppressed Referred to Ordinance Committee. Of Bpears A We Is, attorneys for W. A. Fuller, ask - ing for |-ayiii?nt of dainari s done his lot by raising the gradH of Huriet a street. Referred to St eet Com mittee. Of B. J. Wilson, asking pe. mission to erect a veran dah to his building, adjoining tbe Ststlon-hou*e, which will project into the alley three feet. Referred to Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds and Fire Department, with power to act. Of Mrs. Rebecca Otto, for free license to sell groce ries on Chapel street, near Evans’ Chapel. The peti tioner is recommendod by Judge John Collier, A. K. Sesgo, and others. Referred to Relief Committee. Of William Finch et al, asking for the establishment of more colored schools. Referred to Committee Public Schools. Of Dr. S. U. Stout, recommending the granting of free peddler's license to Jane Williams, (col.) Refer red to Belief Committee. Of A. D. Bockafellow, ask ng tho use of the City Hall, on Thursday eveuing. 18th instant, lor the pur pose cm' orgauiiiug the City It*p ibllcm Executive Committee, and for o her purr os •«. Laid on the ta ble. Of J D Evaijh. p op sing t> Lriug water Loin the Chattahoochee through a tunnel emptying into a well. Referred to the committee on Wells, Pumps and Cis terns and the city engineer. Of T J Sh&ckielord lor retail liquor licet se. G tan ted. Of Mr Garrison, for same. Granted. Of Max Boar, for tame. No m >ney deposited and license not granted. Of H A Fuller, et al., Raking that the grade of White hall street on top of tbe hill between Brotherton and Windsor streets be cut down one f<>ot and six Inches, also for rock curbing and wotk on aewer. Referred to Street Committee. Of J M Armairoug, Agent of &e Walden Ridge Mining Company, representing flat Mr. George Sheridan was not an itinerant dealer in coal, also Mr Sheridan’s statement relative 1o the matter. Received and the Marshal instructed to return the execution to tbe Clerk. Of Mary Allen, lor free license to a-11 pies, apples tc. Referred to Relief Committee. *Of M. W. Johnson sad Adair A Bros., asking privi lege of storing gnancs in their warehouses until they are condemned aa nuisances by the proper authori- Raferred to Ordinance Co in mill e and Board of Alderman Dodd explained that he signed the major ity roport because the decision of the Sdf reme Court had convinced him on the question. The only question with him waa whether “giving the grade” waa the approval of the Council ? He thought it vras, but was not so clear on the question as he would like to be. Alderman Langston said lie thought giving the grade did not carry with it the right to build, construct, Ac. Alderman McMillan advocated the adoption of ihe minority report, and moved its adoption. Alderman Mecas'.in called for the reading of the pe tition. On the adoption of the ini. ority repoit the ayes were: Goldsmith, McDuffie and McMillan—three. The nays were ten. Alderman Brotherton moved the aloptiou of the Majority Report. Alderman Young move X to amend by adding “ and that said company commence werh on all streets granted them, within ninety days, otherwise they foi* felt all claims to said streets.” Co*. Adair sold it wonld be impossible for them to commence on all the routes within that time. Aid. Young explained why he offered tbe am-ud- ment. It wae to protect the citizens. Aid. Laugston aaii Mr. Young's position aas almost identical wttn his. Aid. Rice suggested thattbey be allowed till the first of January, 1875 instead of 90 days in Aid. Young’B amendment, and that the word complete be substitu ted for commonce. Aid. Young accepted the amendment. Aldennau Mecaslin eff/red the following retro'ution which, on motion, was ail 1. d to the report of the Committee: Resolved, That on all new rout s woik must be com menced within three months after the grade is giveu, and that tbe work must be completed within twelve months, or said companies wi 1 be considered as hav ing abandoned the routes, and the Mayor and Council will be at libe ty to grant tie same to any other com panies. ATLANTA MEDICAL COLLEGE. TUBES in this Institution will commence < first Monday in November next, and continue until 1 the first of March, following. FACULTY A. W. GRIGGS, M. D., Emeritus Professor of Principles and Practice of Med icine. JOHN T. BANES, M. D„ t meritos Professor of Obstetrics. W. H. GOODWIN, M. D.. Professor of General and Medical Chem istry. WM. ABBAM. LOVE, M. D„ Professor of Physiology. JNO. THAD. JOHNSON. M. D., Professor of General and Descriptive Anatomy. J. G. WESTMORELAND. M. D„ Professor of Materia Medics and Therapeutics. J. P. LOGAN. M. P., Professor of Clinical Medicine. ROBT. BATTEY, M. D.. Professor of Obstetrics. A. W. CALHOUN. M. D\ 1 Trofesaor of Diseases of the Eye aud Ear. W. F. WESTMORELAND, X. P., Professor of Principles and Practice of Surgery. J. B. BAIRD, M. D., Lecturer ou Minor Surgery. V. H. TALIAFERRO, M. D., Professor of Diseases of Women. G. W. HOLMES, M. D., Professor of Principles and Practice of Medicine. N. D’ALVIGNY, M. D., Prosector to Professor of Surgery, &ud Curator. Practical Anatomy conducted by Professor of Aaato- CHARLESTON CARDS. W. U. SNOWDEN. ZOS. T. WELLS. E. W. MARSHALL & CO r Atlanta Furniture Manufactory Wholesale Dcalera in Fore® aid Domestic Dry Ms WAREHOUSE AND SALES - ROOM, 96 Whitehall Street. AND NOTIONS. No. 143 Alerting Street, C tinrleaton. S. C., B E tensive stock. EG to call tbe attention of tbe trade to their ex- insiating of full hnea of Dry Goods and Notion*, which Is now open for the inspection of 'iicltrd from prompt parties. the trade. Orders bo sepC-2m Geo. W. Williams, William Bibnik, Jon. B. Rouk.uthon, Jas. Bridge, Jr.. Bout. 8. Cathcakt. Frank E. Tatlob, The following fees for tbe Regular Course will be required: Matriculation (paid obcc oniy) $ 5 00 Tickets for tbe Full Course 50 (.0 Pioctical Anatomy (required once oniy) 10 to Graduation 25 CO | Good board and lodging can be had near the College at $4 00 to $j 00 per week. Any furtner information will be furnished promptly by addressing II. I.OW. PULLUM & LOW, WHOLESALE A RETAIL DRUCCISTS, Successors lo Heard, Cralgr & Co., IW. WILLIAMS k CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS. Cotton Factors and Bankers, HAYNE ST., CHARLESTON, S. C. WILLIAMS,~BIPNIE & CO. Commission Merchants, i 65 Hearer Street, New York. j msy25-6m J. E . ADC ER & CO. IMTOBTEBtf OF HATIDWAIIB, CUTl'Rr. GUNS, BAR IRON, STEEL AND AGRICULTU RAL IMPLEMENTS. 136 .Mcctiug Jstreel and 62 East Ilnj Mrecl, Charleston, S. C. MANUFACTORY: COR. BUTLER AND HARRIS STS I N ADDITION TO OOOD.S OF THKIU OWS MANUFACTURING, AIIK NOW BECLIVING A MTLI. AND complete lioe of ail kinds of Furniture, embracing everything kept at a FIRST - CLASS FURNITURE STORE. Which «r. now OFFEBED AT PRICES WHICH MUST PBOVE SATISFACTORY TO PURCII ASF.IIS. IN FAIT B A CHALLENGE ALL COMPETITORS /.V THE TRADE, both in th. qn.Uty of onr good, and tl*. pciti*. we »re wllUn« tOK’l M. EVERYTHING GUARANTEED EXACTLY AS REPRESENTED OK MON IV 1*1.- FUNDED. Aug. 22-dlni. INCORPORATED 1039. GEORGIA HOME FinEi On the motion to adopt the ahole, the nays Sparks, Goldsmith, McDuffi •. McMillan aud Langs- j At the old stand of Pemberton. Taylor k Co., 13 Kim- ton, all the balance voting aye. ball House, Decatur street At’auta, Ga. Alderman Langston explained that he would have j John Daniel aud Lucian Smith will be pleased to *ee liked to vote for Mecasliu’s resolution, and was will- ' and wait on their old friends. aug!7-lf ing to give the right to one route tt s time, but could not vote lor the whole. _~ Alderman McMillan voted no, because the Street | I HENRY BISCHOFF & CO WHOLESALE GftOCERS CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS $510,000. Losses paid in Atlanta since 1S65, over $50,000! NO TROUBLE IN ADJUSTING LOSSES-OBLIGATIONS PROMPTLY MET. DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. . , J^HE firm of Hightower, McOuire Jk Co. is this day because the Street) dissolved by mutual consent. The business will Railroad Company was not riqn red to do the grading, 1 be continued by Mr. T. J Hightower, who will wind | Among the mauy, refers to the followiug persons, to whom losses have been paid: Thoiua -I. Hightower, Samuel M. Inman, Dr. F. D. Thurman. M. &. J. Hirseh, William Rich, Win asd dealers iji j p owerH & Son, John A. Stephens, Amos Fox, George W. Collier, J. C. Fincher, A. VI in l? Q ^ i ^ ± O O J - S- Boyd, Dr. A. J. Bell, B. B. Crew, aud City of Atlanta. J. B. BRIDGES, Agent, p7-2w No. 4 Jam*s Bank Block. Mayor'a Offic*, Whitehall Street, ATLANTA, tiA. 167 East Baj, Charleston, S. V. inay23-3tn-eod pay damages, etc. On the West-End and Atlanta Street Bail road Com- ' pan>’a petition the question sprang up as to what ) kind or a railroad th-y intended t > build. Alderman Brotherton moved to r« commit. Hie Honor thought that would be the proper cou se. The petition was recommit ed. Tax Committee—On petition of B. T. Jourdau, for reduction of assessment. The assessors report ad verse. Adopted. On petition of J. C. Peck k Co., rilativj to tax on planing mill. Adverse. Adopted. Cn petition of J. L. Gnffia, for relief frtm central tax on stock of liquors. Majority adverse. Minority favorable. Recommend payment of bills and accounts for the week, to the amount of $5,22G £4. Adopted. Gas Committoe—Beport in favor of Gas—Wood’s bid at 99 cents for steps ou laiup-posts. Adoptod. Sewers and Drains—On J. H. James’ petition for extension of sewer. Adverse. Adopted. The majority repoit wee adapted. Police Committee reportoj the resignation of Johu W. Smith, Policeman, which was read and a.-cepted. Finance Committe— Report that offi :ers Reports are all cjrrect. Adopted. A bill in favor of CollieF, M>natt k Collier for $175 wa< referred to the Finance Committee. On petition of citizens for a sewer on East Cain street—adverse. Adopted. Ordinance Committee—On the Junk House peLiion The committee report recommending strikin • out “Jnuk Houses” from section 345. Adopted. File Department.—On petition of Hunnicut A Bel- lingrath. Property not in fire limits. Adopted. Heading bids on sawer was postponed, and Counc.l went into SECBICT SESSION. Ou motion Council went Into an e’.eAior fur a y - Uoemen, resulting in tbe election of Burnty Lte On motion Council adjourned. up the busiuesj of the late t NASHVILLE CARDS. JOHN T. McOUlRE. BALTIMORE CARDS. Clra Council CIrati? Appointed » ui 1 commit*^- Orionri T. N. Dunn, A. C. W/ly, and W. M. Lowry. Caitsd State* Circuit and Oiatrirt Coarts. . Easktol Don link, rauiamiN.K IU. 8^$s^*aikial|>on»egao. Illicit DU tilling This case waa triad, aiaa occupied Ihe attention of tbe Court nearly all day. The jury had not returned a verdict when Court ad jowraed. ■ Ool. G. 8. Thomas for the Government; Gartrell k Stephens, rad Wirtpey and J- B. Estes for de««ud- aat. Margexdac A. Bel!. E*q., was admitted to tbe Bar of this Court. & k F. BS#n«fj v*.D R. Mitchell—Assumpsit. Oon- TtwL.. EL k. T. BUndy— Assumpsit. | Remanded by reqnest of Counsel to Floyd Superior] Court. U. 8. ct. Robert Jay—Illicit distilling. Was called | rad set far l*h Ostober. e set for t ial to-day: bottles balm, fourteen large *> tile# b air tonic—J. U. Pc mho r- bottba Labln’s extract, thirty bottles disinfectant* It. oil, eight laige ogne—H. C. Pope, 4f peach and ap- eon whiaky—Ezekiel Don- Solomon Chap- of t tarta.v, a. w*e. ~ wporrad . rmJpd*/. iViwalraomct, mi liii. I mrt 7,' M 1.V1SK Li*d ID. Jisci w.a Mqaittod nd krawrabij dlKbarg^l, ud th.re wJ bo evtJrao. mGm* him. W. Uko pleranre lo rarnkj ^dgMOMrartrairtra itua». LMItet for th*. ihori tfnie. ud ften lrt th. » tor neIt torm. Th,n. If , new man is pot lo. too ! wUlkon time bofore court to *eF fctnll «tb. Mr. W. ft. Ventbl., th* Utc Clerk, for two Tran by ma ilnott ounlmoti. vot«. lonf a.d fpithfoUy Mrred th* conoty, acd to hi. foatly tile the offtoe. in tho tool- mrau, Which Myhodr. ,h» ••hm h« t<**m<* I ■m In <b. oAM Wf Hahulcft. large f.mily, *cd m be drad miJonly, thM 1. *Ito**l her s dtOerent cm to tbot of • mon'a vein, voted oat of MBm. In hi* cm. h« trad no chance to Mnightm ■p and arrange hi, riUlra. Hu pmug friend., therefore, thick thM JnMlc* to MoU, talthfnt ofteor tito* .houlfi bo aho.M » TO. would hiM« especially when it only without Injury to tho pobstc, hot gtrea the beat foaUIUd ofteer itcangrt. tgoUg raaooco were doabtleM yrbat tmi sod e»dent 0 dlMry, Jade* I 'hapwotot Mr. CotUv. Niton rtritoty ratify •vtt? These young men are a $om to rx tux kationax. hotel Tkn tsiMfWi Wstdea many others, war# registered at the Rational Hotel last night: A b Woitf* Marsn H Morgan, Albany; R W Adams, jr, hsTsenah; EM Hough, Pniiodelpbi*; BP Hollis, AsrarfcrtldtiJ ® Augusts; W W Hurt, Abingdoc. Visgtofol » H 5B Pmock and lady. Cartcssville; E ; 8 H Hartshorn, Selma; Capt N King. Savannah; T L Swift, t*; B W Jaraes, Corington; W Setter, SHAD UXOoi W H tthrt, LaOtange; D B Branch, Chatta nooga ; E L Pchattlder, Montgomery. f.—In this Court yesterday, argu to No. II, Albany Circuit, M. B. for et al vs. John Keel at al. I in creditors bill from Mitchell fin error hr R- H. Clarke; ^r.I*wn. , Circuit, M. J. and J. J. Hnssry vs. from Mitchell; argued for | for defeodint by Lyon. Pend. \ judge Lyon, Court adjonreed to ■tog. n Andrew | i Walker, for having nothing lo pay $10 and costs, lor qoMrellnf, etc . iraU K sod J sad Will Shi ppsrd, brother., for e worship, tu fined I J3 end corto. i of fhc chmch com. forward end katapwtforth, parties. Th. Jodg. I, thaopprassiA. I a number of bales of **1 ft»*a • was? coo*. **uUii ly this dry and plaaaaat see the straets thronged Of W. D. Ellis, who has been toundatol by water qn his Fort and Houston street property. Referred to rtrert Committer-. Of Thomas Spencer, aikirg that re tain momJ paid for a lot sold by the 3Ion ha 1 for taxes, be re funded. as the taxes on the property had been previ ously paid. Gcauted. Of J G W MiiJs, calling attention to au a&»essment of his bouse property, and asking reduction < f aisess ion t from $15,000 to $10,000. Referred to City As Moors. CM L DeGive, calling attention to the fact that he is taxed too high on his opera bouse when used for theat rical purposes. This petition was signed by a number of excellent citteeos. Referred to tbe Tax Committoe. On motion the rules were suspended to hear Mr E P Chamberlin, .who called attention to tbe fact that his family arc suffering from malaria arising from a branch near his house, and asking that the matter be remedied. The matter was referred to the Board of Health and Committee on Sewers and Drains. Oa Alderman Rica’s resolution for rock crossing on Lurkio street—majority favorable. Dodd--adverse. McMillan favorable tor step crossing. Alderman Dodd thought they had better stop awhile. Aideiman Boring said this place waa a perfect mud hole in winter ; was in a good neighborhood, and the crossing ought to be laid down. Alderman Rice advocated the adoption of the ma jority report in strong terms. Aiderman Beatie called attention to the large in crease of the weekly street payroll. Soifi) lively sparring took p’ace between Aldermen Young acd Dodd in regard to street expenses, cuts, fills, etc* The majority report was adopted. On Alderman Langston's resolution for a rock cross ing on Cato street, east of Ivy—fsvorsble by the ma jority. 8t«p-aton# crossing, McMillan—Alderman Dodd adverse. Alderman Langston moved the adoption of Me. Milieu's report. Adopted. On petitions of Atlanta and West End Street Rail road Company for grades on the West End line from the psaienger depot—favorable to all streets, except those granted to other street railroad companies; usual conditions of grading, etc., to be observed. On petition of Atlanta 8tteet Railroad Company for confirmation of right to streets occupied, granting of streets heretofore applied for, and for certain new three—favorable for those occupied, and those hereto fore applied for provided they begin to work in a rea sonable time, and continue at it until the work Is com pleted; nanal conditions to be observed. The major ity report favorable on this petition. Alderman Brotherton moved the adoption of the majority report Th# rules were nuspaoded to Lear from Colonel B. J. Wilson, who advocated tho canse of tbe West End 4 Atlanta Railroad companya. Ha dwelt on the ben efits of a wholesome competition. Thought the At lanta Street Railroad Company ought to be told to wait awhile. They had no right to the extension of Whitehall, but had grasped it That Railroad waa in the bands of two men who would remove roads when they ceased to pay and place them elsewhere- Better throttle the tyrant dow—to-marrow may be too late. CoL G. W. Adair was also permitted to make some remarks to odvoc cy of the Atlanta 8treet Railroad Company. B«th were monopolies. Jndge Warner had plumbed Mr- Abbott’s brief and arguments ln his decision. The Atlanta Street Railroad Company had a vested right to th# Whitehall street line. He read from the records of the Council ln support of his position. He did not know how they wonld build that thing in tbe air. Ou road takes Iron, wood, reck, cinders and money to build it. It anybody thought Peters and >.<—mmi# wars building railroads for lovs they were mistaken; they built them to maksf money. Tbe fare wm regulated by law. We Intend to try to have this decision reversed in tbe Supreme Court of the United as. They were not tyrants and ought not to be punished as each until they be cacao so. HU speech wee a very *hie one. Cittyi —i eii’ht A Native Gkokoian Honored —We are in receipt of information to the effect that Dr. A. G. Thomas, formerly of Georgia, has just been appoint'd Profes sor of Latin in the Northweatern ChristianUuiveraity, located at Indianapolis, Indiana. Dr. Thomas is well and favorably known throughout this State, having graduated at tbe Atlanta Medical College. He Is also s minister of the Christian denomination, and resided in this city for a considerable period. That be will fill the chair to which he has been eailed with distinction to himself and lute rest to the insti tution, no one acquainted with him will doubt H. I. Kimball House Billiard Saloon.—This na- loon has been newly fitted up. Tbe tables have been cut down to a proper popn’ar rise and new caahions and clothes have been add. d. This is now the most generally patronized saloon in town and is deserving of the patronage it baa obtained. It is under Ihe su pervision of Messrs. Daniel O'Connor. D. S Pacelety and Kelly Bonnell, all of whom are polite ard courts * one to their customers. Candidates rot*Clerk.—It will bease* by reference to announcements elsewhere that Dr. J. 8. Holliday, George H. Hammosd and C. A. Pitts are candidate* for Clerk ef the 8upcri >r Coart. All the gentlemen are well known to the people of Atlanta. Last Tax Notice* B Y a resolution of Council, passed on the 5th inst . ) I am required to close my books tor collecting j Tax ou the 20tb instant and turn them over to the | Clerk of Council, ou the first day of October, whose duty it will be to isxue FI. Fa* against all delinquents immediately thereafter. Take duo notice and govtru ! yourselves accordingly. J. H. FRANKLIN. sepD-tf City T. C. 4 R. FULTON COUNTY Sheriff’s Sale for November W ILL be sold before the Court House door in the city of Atlanta, Fulton county, Georgia, ou the first Tuesday in November next, within the legal hours or sale, the followiug property, to-wit: Two bureaus, one wardrobe, one sideboard, one secretary, one large desk, and six fine parlor clisir*. Levied ou as Die property of Jared I. and Nannie E Whitaker, by virtue of aud to snisfy a m rtgage fl. fa issued from Fultou Superio* Court in favor of Mrs- 11. A. Kr kps trick vs Jared I. Whitaker aud Nanuie E- Whitaker. Property pointed out in ft fa , September 1st, 1873. Alio, on the sam day, first Tuesday in November, will be sold on tiie premises, iu a factory on t he corner of Harris and Butler street*, in the city of Atlanta, Fultou county, Ga., one plaiuing machine, 1 rip saw, 1 gig saw, I cut off taw, 2 bribes, 1 surfacing machiue, morticing machine, 1 lathing machiue, 1 b 'ring ma chine, 1 routing michiue, 1 moulding machine and trimming saw, line shafting, pulleys and belting at tached, together with all tbe tools used about said ma chines. all the fixtures, lumber acd material, located in said factory. Levied ou aa the property of Ron deau k Co , by virtue of arid to eatisly a 11. fa. issued from Fulton Superior Court iu favor of Paul Jones, Sr., vs. Rondeau k Co. Property pointed out iu fl. fa. A M. PEKKERSON. Sheriff. septlO-wl* priuter’a feo $2 5ft per levy. Job Work. STEAM PRESSES! FINE PRINTING HAVING ADDED NEW PUESSEM AND NEW MATERIAL TO OUR OFFICE, AND SECURED THE SERVICES OF Reliable and Experienced • WORKMEN. THE FARMERS We ask yonr attention to onr Large and Com plete Stock of Wiald mnd Garden Seeds. ‘ — * *— elements A M ” Bend for Cat&loi C. H. STOCKELL * ( 8S Broad St., and 2 & 4 College St., Nashville, Ter I GUSTAVCH OBKR. JOHN X. OMCR. ROBERT OBF.R G. OBER & SONS, Manufacturers and Proprietors cf i Genuine Phospbo-Peruvian Gnano, Ammoiiiatetl mi per-Phosphates Special Tobacco Compound, Cr und Plaster, &c., &c., &c, —AND— COMMISSION MERCHANTS, CORNER MARKET AND ASH STREETS, j Office, 68 South Stro.t, BALTIMORE, M,nrl.no. F.c tory, Locust Point. MACON CATID8. FLOURING MILLS. Jiltiol2-d3m WM. A. STE WAHT. MANUrACTtJRKh Iron Railing, Yoraiulalis, Chairs, Settles, JAIL WORK, Etc., Georgia Flouring Mills, BURR & FLANDERS, Proprietors. MaLurarinrera of WILEY’S XXXX FLOUR, PEARL GRITS, MEAL. LEAN, Ac., tc., Macon, Georgia. aug26 if. NASHVILLE. TENN. junell-d3m BANKS AND BANKERS. DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK, Ko. 2 Wall Street. Atlanta, Georgia. J3T Wheat grower# would do well to purchase these ! superior Guanos, used v- ry largely in whe-at growing ! sections. j I have used these Manures for the last five years ! and unhesitatingly recommend them. 11. A. ALSTON. HOTELS. STOP AT THE BROWN HOUSE, Opposite the Pmsienger Depot. fJtHE Booms are elegantly furnished, and the Table very dtlicacy the market afford#. E. BROWN k SON. Frornctor. GROCERS. G0LDSB0R0U6H, FORSTER & CO., Distillers and Wholesale Dealers in Fine SEYMOUR, TINSLEY 4 CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS Macon, Georgia. aup2f,-tf AUTHORIZED CAPITAL.. $300,030 nov22-ly. We had a pleasant call yesterday from Mr. F. N. Waddell, Jr., special agent of the Charlotte, N. C. Ob server. He is a genial, clever gentlemao, and vialts the city in the interest of the Obsei ver. Mulk Tbixf.—On Wednesday night. September 3d, a mule was stolen from the pasture of Mr. Thomas Nix, who lives nexr Palmetto. A liberal reward will be paid in accordance with advertisement elsewhere- The Syragoouk.—The sale of seats at tho Syna gogue takes place at 2 o’clock r. M , on Sunday next, the 14th inst. Safk fob Sale ob Exchano*.—Messrs. J. E. God frey 4 Son will sell or exchange a large iron safe. LOCAL NOTICES. The people are fast learning that Jackson's Magic Balsam is on article of rrul merit. Sold by all druggists. Another Article of Common llon.elkol.i Vue "supersede*!. Associated with the earlier recallections of a great many men and women is tbe memory of tho Bath brick and Emery stone wherewith the knives and forks, and pans and kettles, and other kitchen article*, were at slated timer “soonred up." That primitive mode prevails to-day in thousands of families who have nev er need Sapolio. Bat onco let Sepolio be nsed tor this purpose and that housewife never wants Bath brick or Finely stone any more. Sapolio not only scours off all mat and tarni-h, it brightens, bestows a polish as brilliant as new, and does it in one-tenth tbe time required by any other anbstance. Sold everywhere. Housekeepers, try it ("Jackson's Magic Balsam is fast making its way into every family of the land, by the manyenresot Neuralai i, Headache and Rheu matism it is performing. Sold by all drug gists. Removal.—We have removed to No. 92 Whitehall street, lately occupied by D. C. Seymour k Co., where we will keep a ohoice assortment of Obocesies at reasonable prices, and be glad to see all of oar old friends and a boat of new ones. sep7-tf Bom & Baumbx. Devooists and store keepers sell Jackson's Magic Balsam at 25 cents, 50 cents, and one dollar per bottle. The proprietor gives it away. One hundred bottles per week are given sway on the Macon & Western Rail road. Long may it live until it has oared all the pain and aches in the Varied States. IS NOW PREPARED TO EXECUTE EVERY DESCRIPTION OF BOOK AND JOB PRINTING SUCH AS BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, CIUCU- j LARS, MONTHLY STATEMENTS, SHIPPING RECEIPTS, SHIP PING TAGS, BILLS OF LAD ING, NOTES, DRAFTS, INSURANCE BLANKS. CERTIFICATES OF STOCK, FINE LABELS. BLANK CHECKS, LE GAL BLANKS, RAILROAD BLANKS, INVITATION TICKETS, E ECTION TICKE TS,BUSINESS CARDS,VISITING CARDS, CERTI FICATES OF STOCK, ENVELOPES PROGRAMMES, HAND BILLS, PAM PHLETS. ETC., ETC., ETC , ETC., ETC NEATLY, PROMPTLY, ACCURATELY AND AS Cheap as the Cheapest! THOSE WHO FAVOR US WITH THEIR ORDERS MAY RELY UPON ALL TROMI 8ES BEING FAITHFULLY CARRIED OUT. PLEASE REMEMBER WE HAVE JOHN H. JAMES. BANKER AND^ROKER, A llow interest on deposits, when left lortwo ot more inonih*. Collection# promptly I attended to. Kefeis to and corretponda with th# Na- J tional Park bank ot New Yoik. Does business the 1 same a# incorporated bank. uov*i*J-3m. ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK ol the Cttj oi Atlanta. i atSISKATED O'TCSITCIPf OF TMI UHITIO STAT15 Capital. (Soo.uuu. DiHKt-roRu.—Alfred Austell. R. H. Ricbar us, E. W. Hollund, Ji nn N#a1, 8. M. Inman, W. J. Garrets, W. b. Oox. Special attention is mad# to collectiouB,for which we remit promptly at lowest nite of excluume. Alfred Austell. President; W. H. Tuber, Cashier. P. Komars. Asst. Cashier nov22. MERCHANTS’ & PLANTERS’ BANK (Oi Washington, Wilkes County, Ga.) W. W. NlMP3Q>i. Preuldout. ( A. W. HILL. Cashier Capital Stock - - - - $112,000 Special Attention paid to Collection#, for which prompt remittence# are mads, at lowest rate a of exchange. Jy3 ct- FREEDMAN’S SAVINGS A TRUST CO. [Chartered by Government of United States. Office Broad Street, corner Walton, R ECEIVES Deposit# of Five Cent# upwards. Dc- poaita payable on demand with interest, inte- e#t compounded twice per annum. Bend for citulai. a v26-lv PHII.IP D. GORY OashUr No. 62 South Gay street, Rultimore. 3JA.IDIES’ t’licniise, Drawers, Skirts A: Msht^owns, Walking Suits, Infants’ Outfits JkNI> CHlIaDUKN S CLOTHING, E. N. SPENCER, No. 69 I^xin^ton St., ■dMa BALTIMORE. R EA !>*S GRAND Dl l IIKSS COLOGNE. BEAD'S GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE, HEAD’S GRAND DUCHEfcS COLOGNE, Made in Baltimore, and sold by all dealer#, South and Wea'. It ia the #*eetes! perfume in America, and tells at 25 cents. aug26-lnt STAR CANDLES! PROCTER Sc. CAMBLE’S “Light of Day” Brand STAR CANDLES! Are *f nij-erior qnalitv, aud the standard brand sold by A. tl ri-xi t rx, Maoou THOMAS FINLEY. ATTORNEY AT LAW, ATLANTA GEORGIA. P RACTICE IN TIIE SUPREME AND CIRCUH Court#, and elsewhere by #pecial contract. Al businesa attended to with dispatch. Office: North Fast Corner of Broad and Marietta Streets, lic'l Build g, upstairs. decXl- JAW NOTICt A. C. GA R L I N G T O N, Xmwyor, rfl'Wn.i. Pbaciic* in Am. tile Coubt Office: Republic Block, • tlanta Georgia. Ofb2-dte AUGUSTA »psn-tf GROCERS. S. A. DARNELL. Attorney — nt-Lnw SPECIAL COMMISSIONER OF CLAIMS For Georgia. Office corner Broad and Alabama Stt Will practice to the Court# of Atlanta and Blue Ridg« Circuit*. 1873. FALL TRADE. 1873 For the Winter Campaign. M. N. ROGERS & CO., MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS OF Mens’, Youths’ and Boys’ CLOTHING TEN THOUSANO SUMMER DRINKS, ONE PRICE FOR ALL! AND THESE PRICES WILL COMPARE FAVORABLY WITH THOSE OF NORTH ERN CITIES ; rS FACT, RANGE FROM TEN TO TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. LESS THAN MANY OF THEM. >50' Send iu your order for any kind oi PRINTING. Order.* from abroad will re ceive prompt attention aud only a reasonable per centage on actual cost charged for tbe same. HERALD PUBLISHING CO. ALABAMA STREET | Lames will find a fall fiMortment of ram mer millinery end fancy good* at Knox's Mti- «> d Variety Btot* aweiM V« Neva a vary h»» J , whichv ISM WANTED. . OtTUATJOS by a j 0U»| aa. ol right yaw" a la a good and rapid penman. Would yra- V* work. Dm* nfar.UM (inn aa to buitn.ra * and atrlot lalegrtty. Addrua " Sltuatas.” * On., Atlanta. On. '•«WJ hfc.ddunt., 1 lip*pro eh* '.p * FKArido cGn »t vm *«;•! * information Wanted. ; MokVOY, foraerly 8*.ah Casey, raff My. natives ot Bevrauafc. When tort #y war# in Atlanta. Ga. Any information them will be fftoffly received by their TU08. M. C48CY. i Mm. cere P, y. pimn, Weranueb ■ #*pU « which ne i# anxious to dispose of to make room for th# winter fixings—Pancltet. Wines, Brandy Smaahea, Cocktail# and everything to make a man comfortable, aerved in the beat style. The ooly bar in town that keeps PURE! ROBERSON COUNTY WHISKY Li No. 4 Wall atreet, Eopii)-2m The Maison DeVilla.^ ON TIME. THE G!RL OF THE PERIOD! XaBs: smith IKLIC1TATE8 hlmtieli boon busy for the pa duaiiDg and brushing up The Girl of the Period, and at last bis efforts have been crowned with succeaa. He is abae now to preaeut to bis old friends aud tho public generally one of the neatest aud ooeiest resorts to bo found anywhere. He has opened the season with a fresh stock of pur# old Brandies, Whiskies, Wines. Gins, 4c., sod a stock of real Havana Cigars, as well as those of domestic manufacture. AA* Call ou him on Marietta street. ■ep7-U TJXTZVXRSZT7 OF GEORGIA. T COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE And Mechanic Arts, founded upon th# United State# Land Grant, is #n iu- t#grsl part of th# University, aud will hold the a#m« Tern;. Every advantage nhioh the country allow#, ta afforded for proourtog a liberal education, both in a General Course and in Special Departments. Degrees granted botU ln Aria and Scienoe and to Law, Sugi- ueering rad Medtotoe—the last through the Georgia Medics) Collage at Augusts, now «mi odisd with tbs UniT« ratty. THI LAW SCHOOL remains in sessicn throughout th# rattrs year- LI r#l provision Is mads for the beneficiaries and for ■ dents of It Bat tad mean#. For Catalogue#, oonuiolng full information, apply to WM. HJtNZlY WADDKLL. —J #ug20-t f See: etary of the Faculty 446 BROADWAY'. .\KW YORK. ensuing Fall and Winter Trade, a very large and attractive stock of CLOTHING, specially adapted to th# wants of the Southern people. Sparing no ex pense to secure the beat talent, we invite an examina tion of our stock. Our goods arc manufactured exclu sively for the SOUTHERN STATES. Southern Merchants are more certain to find with ns a style of garment, and a line of sizes adapted to thelt wants than Is possible in a stock of Clothing manufac tured for a Northern or Western market. Orders solicited, to which we give special attontioa. Mr. W. T. Burge, late Marshal) 4 Burge, Charleston, connected with us, aud represents Georgia. Samples of our Goods seut on application. aug6-dtf ELECTION NOTICE. election for Clerk of the Superior Court or Fulton county l>e held at the several election precincts ln aaid oounly, on Saturday, the 4th day of October next, to fill the vacancy occa sioned by the death of Wm. 1L Venable, £>q. sepd-dStAwtd DANIEL FITIMAN. Ordinary Fulton county. DON’T FAIL TO TRY THESE GOODS. Buy* It of your Merchant If he has It or will procure it for you. If not, then write (hr our Pamphlet. •' All about Sapolio." and It will he mailed free. ENOCH MORCAN’S SONS, mogE-dfiwSm «> PaRK PLACF. X. Y. REMOVAL. J. A. ANSLEY H A8 removed hit Office to No. 9 Hunter street, one door east of Whitehall. He off eta lor sale 100 11*1*8 Standard 1**1 Ut Bagging. S Car La*4* Keatmkj Do. 90 Bbl*. cblM New Orleans Malasst*. 90 HWk. Prime Uii 300 Bax*« Tabaeoa. aaauaaa awl mmUam grade*. SO Cases double Anchor Durham Smoklag. Hid .nndrr other doc*. tanmrilMH o* !h. met raliAbt. turn* 8t. Looraritra. Brittmoraua toTCBmh, ,nt ta, itv.hrakuat.ruh r b.»«rt«dhj Uraanrch^taalthi.cItT. ATLANTA 8TENCIL AND VARIETY WORKS Uor. Marietta and ltroad St*. BEN. Z. DUTTON, PRACTICAL STENCIL COTTER, Designers and Engravers, hoDUu Look Box 381, - - • ATLANTA. GA. S ^mrEtCII, MARKING PLATES of rrerjr dHcriptl**. SR cutto ordor. Nun* pla’Mffir nrarAUy Clothlna. rsa, Ink ud Brush, T6c; by lural 8». UriWte. Luta. l&d key Checks. Notary Public aud *ywtj beriA. Al ptrab«ta And *T*rytbm*t In th* Bn* mad. to oruw. Cotton alphabet mad* a «p>ciai>*. Order, irom . draiauu. prviupjly HMnM dua-lT. if .-"A-J.. COTHRAN ft JACKS BANKERS, I Colis.41ou.Ubl ftemifta: oc pi. W. HUFF, WHOLESALE DEALER CORN, BACON, LARD, TIES, BAC&INC, Meal, Sugar, Coffee, Etc., Corner Cherry end Third Street*. MACON, Gc»»r ( ijl. ENOGH MORGAN'S SONS SAPOLIO is a substitute lor Soap for all Household pur poses. except Washing clothe#. S A P O L, 1 O for cleaning your house wi 1 atva the labor cf one cleaner. Give it a trial. S A P 6 L 1 O for Windows is better than Whiting or Water. No removing curtains aud carpets. K A P OL 1 O cleans Paint and Wood, in fact the entire house, better tban Soap. No slopping. &nv# labor. You can’t afford to be without it. sFA~P FTl I o for Scouring Knive# is better and cleaner than Bath Brick. Will not ocratch. S A P O L I O is l>ctler than Soap and Sand for poliahin ( >; Tin ware. Brightens without scratching. S A P O L I O Polishes Crass and Copper ulen-iU bettor than Arid or Oil ard Rotten Stone. s A P O L I O for Washing Disho# and Ulaasware. Is Invaluable. Cheaper than Soap. S A P O L 1 O removes Soap from Marble Mantels. Table# aud Statuary, from bard finished Walls, aud from China and Porcelain. S A P O L I () remove# Stains and Grease from Carpet* and other woven fabric#. You trill like It. Therd is no one article known that wHI do so many kinds of work and do it as well as Sapo- lio. Try it. HANDS A PO LI O HANDS A P O L I O as an article for the Bath, “reaches the foundation” of all dirt, open* the porv* and give# a healthy action and brilliant tint to the akin. HANDS A P O L I O i leanses and Beautifies the Skin, in etautly, rt*moving sny etmin or blrmirib from b th hat da and face. H a N D S A POL I O is without a rival in the world for cur ing or preventing roughness and chap- ping of either hand* or face. handS APOLld dug the Skin White and Soft, and ghrag it a ••bKroni of beauty.” it •.« uii eurpasaed by any coemetic known. handS A P O L 1 6