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THE C1TT AND ITS PACK*. The climate of Madrid is such that it has become a household world ail over E a rope. ■ As hot as Madrid,” “Ah cold aw Madrid.'* Aleaacdre Dumas says in his “Esqnisses 'i-tepagne:' “For the meanest climate on artn. recommenl me to Madrid;’’ and Al- FOR SALE. _ to A. I*. Harris, Atlanta, Ga., by James Braud, j of New York, will be sold to pay charges, if not called ' for within thirty days. ED. A. WERNER, • eep4tAw3Ull A«ent Goorgu It. It. | «uvvn I1VT an j JLUUiaiiJRllT BKIcK Cottage o i H*yn l>hon?3 dc Lamartine speaks of the “horrors . ? Msdrilene heat and the distressing chills of | | nT60 COttclgCS fOT Sell 6 Madrilene cold." Nevertheless, you must j ot talk to a try* child of Madrid about all j -| TOUR-ROOM COTTA OK, with front Vc'sndah . for, if ever people passionately loved ! J. city, it is the Madrilenos. The . au , <l r f ar " V,J 6hadod ’ with good waier ami invite strangers to see their j otner * ,ie **’ % , naomparably beautitnl city, aod then die; : ■ TWO-ROOM Cottage with rock basement, i Jt ’ the 'Viennese talk and sing about thero being ' 1 finished, with a 1 modern improvements. Vnt ttns imperial oily, and that the one on the ! 11*** two above mentioned resid banks of the beautiful bluo Danube. ■ 'jisaiins say that Moscow is holy, and that Si Petersburg is the city of palaces. The Swede calis his Stockholm the Venice of the - riortK and the Germans point with the great- J it pride to the magnificent city of Berlin, cd. with all t b'be fitxons may well boast of their beautitul r. by oi Dresden. \vhi?h is, as they call it, the see nd home of all Americans. But what is all this in comparison with the extravagant praises bestowed by’ the people of Madrid their beloved city ? According ! 5 them, who has ever seen a more .magnificent metropolis than theirs? Who liar, ever feasted his eyes on a more magnifi ed marble palace than the. Alcazar? Who nao ever seen finer galleries than those of the ; I . a risen m ? Who his ever sauntered up and lovrc a more splendid avenue than the Puerto | BERND BROTHERS Manufacturers of and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in HARNESS. SADDLES COLLARS Manufacturer and Djalor in CARRI _A-C3- El S Such as are Needed for 1W1SI BRIDLES, LEATHER, HARDWARE, Ac., Ac., I I ocius tinUh Nos. 44 and 40 Third Street, Macon, Georgia. The Southern Market. containing i eepH-tf 1C of a If the i»l>ovc prop< tty is not sold at private sale in j 30 days, it will be Disposed of at Auction. Tho above property will be sold by &1 Uavonr lor Ibe purpose of paying his debts, and starting anew in husiueae. All tny creditors will send ttatir bills top Walpole. Attorney at Law. All debtors wculd do well to call and settle, as I mean busines. Bold by C C HAMMOCK I M. HAVERTY, Real Estate Agent) septli sun&thur&eun EMPIRE STONE WORKS — op— MACON, G^A. Jo! fiol ? Who finally has ever recreated him • off betttr in any public carden than iu the park** of Madrid ? Yes, the parks of Madrid. C befe are lhr*--e of these public walks, the to- Prado, nearly two mile* in length, from north to south, on the eastern outskirts of ■ ho city, with superb and regular rows of '.ree-J uod »cver.tl fountains of surpass ing beatify ; the Pasos - de las Pelicia.s, -’or.^ the banks of the Manzanares, op tue w< st side of the city, and the Buen Retiro .mrdwBo to the east, beyond the Prado. With out these tnree gardens, it fe safe to assert, :te iu Mad) id would almost be intolerable : tod none of the monarebs of the unfortunate :bemn peninsula, not even those who seemed *o take a special delight in oppressing their people, ever ventured t> iuteifere with the Inhabitants oi Madrid, enjoying themselves a their pc cul'ftr manner in these three pub- do resorts. But these guldens you must never visit iu the day time. Then cvery- bing looks deserted, the trees and plants hftDg their leaves under the depress ing influence <f a pitiless sun; vho very grass on the lawns looks yellow ana droopiDg, and in the ponds ha water, receding as it is alwajs, is covered with a green film, indicative of sluggishness a ad stagnation Pedestrians you do not meet anywhere; only now and then a lazy waiter lolling in front of a restaurant, whom you must call five times before be will answer jon with a “Si, Sew!'* At the end of a fifteen minutes’ walk, you will ask youvsAf in sur prise, * Is this the famous Prado? ’ He who would dare to compare it with the Parisian Lois de Boulogne, with Hyde Park in Lon don, thi Prater iu Vienna, or the Thiergar- ten in Berlin, would absolutely appear to yon an idiot. But wait until the bells of he innumerable churches of Madrid have rung their vespers, and wait until tho fiery ;un has sunk behind the bleak crests of the Sierra Guadaiama, and until tbc myriads of skirs. with wonderful clearness, sparkle in tho deep bluo southern sky; wait until then, und you will find a new, a most enchanting and fascinating life in the Prado. The balmy .light air seems to iufas-e fresh vitality into ‘he sluggish blood of the hidalgos. They hasten to their beloved park, and long brfore .) o’clock it is thronged with the beauty and fashion cf the capital. Poets have often tiling of the charms of the lair daughters of Madrid. If you want to admire them in all ibeir surpassing grace, if you want to bask your ♦.yes in the dark depths cf orbs lustrous and unfathomable, and niched with magnifi cent brows, just saunter through those alleys 9f the Prado, and lookar.d listen, such sylph- like forms, such faultless contours, such sweet accents of one of the- noblest tongues that Providence has given to mankind. But do not believe that only the aristocracy of Madrid is to ba found of evenings in the dark, delightful recesses of the Prado. The plebians are there likewise, and the beautiful and characteristic costumes ol the working girls, who still adhere to the mantilla aud the reboze, lend a special charm to the ani mated scene. Aud O the delights of i.ho great pond! No city in the woild if: more destitute of water tbau Madrid, and the pleasures of yatehiog aud sailing are unknown to the Madrilenos. It is only the mirmr-like surface of the grand pond of the Prado that they can cr.joy a boat*ride of over I 1,000 yards in length. It costs money to | outer one of the famous baiqnes, and those j whose poverty prevents them trom riding on I the watery deep can buy, lor a penny or two, nseat on the estrade, where hundreds ol spectators least their eyes upon tbo>>e who, more fortunate than themselves, navigate on the only decent sheet of water iu New Castile. For three or four hours the scene in the Prado is animated. The rich and the poor congregate there as if the society’ of Madrid vero the most democratic in the world. That old gentleman, with n lovely blonde gill on his arm, ia the Maiquis de Medina-Sidoni, in whose viens flows thi blood alike of the an cient grandees of Spain and of the Moorish kings of Granada. The handsome young fellow who passes him is Senor Escnv.az, the president ol the International of Madrid. At that round table siis General Daniel Sickles, the ambassador of the United States. The tall, bald gentleman, who jokes with him, and who for the world looks like grim old Bismarck, is no other than Emilio Caste liar, the foremost orator of Eu rope, and the noblest patriot of his own country. And then there is music, not Span- Residence for Sale. F °UU LARGE, ELEGANTLY FINISHED ROOMS, B.th room, Store room amt Pantry, 2 room Kitchen, lathed and plastered, larye front yard, choice shrub bery and shade trees, all ca a large, beautiful lot 100 by 223 eet, iu a most excellent neighborhood, and just at the erminus of one of the Street Car lines. Im provements all new and in perfect order. Applv t> WAL ACE A FOWLER*, jy27 sui.Bm Real Entate Audits, No. 2 A’ahauia st. Gutter iug, Walling j mUE undersigned Is now prepared to fill all kinds of STONE MASONRY, such I Graves, and almost everything ebe in the way of improvements in which stone i* required. P. H. WARD, Proprietor. fifip Allorders left at Ward A Nalson’a, 07 Cuerry street, will receive prompt attention, septll* roJlm ■ Barouches, Phaetons, Victorias, Cabriolettes. Bretts, Top and No-top Buggies, Rockawaya, Sociables, Doctor’s Phaetons, Sewing Machine Wagons. I Have Now on Hand the Largest and Most Complete Assortment OF ANY MANUFACTURE SOUTH OF THK OHIO RIVER, AUCUSTA CARDS. FOR RENT. FOR RENT. I \^-\r7~T'l ;-|-r-» e_ “rTcy A *r | I l/^N"VT Which I am prepared to sell at Ilxluc^d Pricjs. Using very bast miteriai, * I I HlJ-V Ckj Vv JL y j employing first class mechanic ?, having facilities equate! by none, I am pre- 1 pared to sell work Cheaper than it cm be duplicated from mv portion of the ' United States. Carriages renovate l on short notice, and all work warranted My I« a x* & © Store, ^boles 3/1 e to give general satisfaction. iit< hull and Broad tin John James* Certificates for the rent. Terms reasonable. Po^fission gi?en i first of October, for the whole or one La’t. The stores are well fitted up for Groceries or l>»y Goods—shelv ing, cilice and counters complete. I will also receive Jaime* Ceriili at** for the lent of all tho dwellings I own. *ep20 tf C. 1*. CASS IN. * Gro A. T. FINNEY. Q4i BnoAr) sthbett. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. NEW HOTEL FORJjENT OR LEASE. DANIEL & ville, Ga., situated opposite the Depot, on the line ol tho Western and Atlantic and the terminus of tho Cherokee lUilroats. It offers nrmsr.ul advantages for doing a fine and growing business. The buildiDg is a three-story Brick, slate root, with brick kitchen an nexed. For particulars, address ‘Ricks House,” Car- torsville. Ga. *f*pl9 ‘itaw 4-v BOARDINC. Boarders Wanted. iamity where there are no children, in oue ot the best neighborhoods in the City, only a few hundred yards from tho business portion of tho City, aiul within a tew’ paces cf the Peachtree Street Railroad. Hates lovv, as it is mo: e for company than profit that Board ers are wanted. Apply to W. H. BARNETT, oct5-tf No. 1!) West Baker street. ROWLAND, FACTORS, COTTON COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Ami Agents lor tin' Celebrated Cl I wan, Wando, Dugdale and lotion Food Uiianos, Corner Jackson anil Reynolds Streets, AUGUSTA, GA. COOKING AND HEATING STOVES—Every kind. Mantels and Grates, Tin Ware, Wood and Hollow Ware, Sheeet Tron, Zinc. House Furnishing Goods Etc CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. angl7.ll. COMMISSION FOR SELLING COTTON, $1 PER BALE. NO COMPETITION PERMITTED. WANTED. good laying bu iness. Address through At- W. L. G. 18543** G. W. JACK, ^TEAM 31873 WANTED, GOOD COOK for a miill family; ALSO, A HOUSE SERVANT, by It. M. Clarke, at Fiat Rock. Ga. Apply at G. W. ADAIR’S, sepll-tf Real Edatc Office. WANTED. Prescription Clerk, or Grneral Salesn drug house. Can furnish best reference*. Address G. O. 1 Post Office Box sep27-d»f Mat* Candy and Cracker MANUFACTORY. rjTIIE ClIHVPKBT AND MOST COUPLECE E4IWBLHHHENT OF TdE KIND IN THE SOUTH. OJYlSrZDsnEID VEGETABLES, Lawson B. Langford, Gh West Side Whitehall Street. ATLANTA. CA. T NOW HAVE ON HAND THE LAUGEST STOCK OF GOODS IN MY LINE EVEK 1 BROUGHT to this market. Stoves, Stoves, Stoves! The celebrated Chirter Oik Stove - ’.h m >3t popular and most for the “Atlanta” Cook Stove. Heating Stoves—all bind* and *izf now in the market. TIN WARE—Of every kind to orderpjomptly. the large-t q nntity. A full supply always on hand, aud anything mad* Very Large Supply of I Tin Plxte an d Tinners Fin lin *: | A Large and well aele^te 1 stn^ J Washboards, Flour Pails. Sugar j a. Sheet Iron: Sheet Zinc: Slab Zinc: Block Tin; Soller, Etc. k of Light Hollow* Ware: Wood Ware of every kind, such as Backets, Tabs 13)109, Woo 1 Measures, all eiz *8; Brooms, Well Buckets, etc. Hi Oyster*. Aleut*. Canucfl Fi any qua WANTED. THREE GOOD COAT MAKERS, AT !»!. tk «4. HIRSCIl’S. «e t i 8-tf W) Whitehall street. Western and Xortlieu Orders Duplicated. JAMES L. WATKINS, ity. sep2i-tl j A Large quantity of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY. Silvei* "Plated Ware FusMiiuii ismj/AiTam, wm3))H5, w.nitHUi snnr, mmiuju t eva block, G. W. ADAIH. Aui-tioueer. C> RE AT SALE — OF — JOHN H. JAMES’,Banker, Real Estate. of all kinds of FURY ITU It E in AUa BCP2VS-1 1 j IDopartmout for tlio Ijaclics: i Mv large stock of handsome House Famishing goods, Vases, To:! J tion. The Lvlies are invited to call and see them. S I have laid in a stock tor a large Lewis H. Clarke, THE HATTER. W HOLE S A L E T R A D E. In my lio*. and invite the attention of m'rohants to tho sumo. I other market. Orders from a distance wdl be promptly attend:d to. Goal- skii: market given. I am now moving into my c Co. The public are invited to can offer special inducements over an' iliy parked, and every alvautage of the L. B. LANGFORD. O it from $83,0)0 to f 100,000 Ov, I will toll at Am- ttou. in this city, commencing at 10 o’clock, on Tues* { day in or oing, i5:h of November next, the following : described magnificent central, rent paying lteal Eetate: , v_ \\ 1st. THAT SPLENDID FIVE STORY (besides base- ■ meat) Brick Store, on the corner of Whitehall and Huutcr effects, Dry G^ods Emporinm occupied by _ Louis de San!e & Co. Tins buil uog cost fff.NW Said ] ihh music though, for, btraoge to say, the rents for *3,100, all new and a first-class buildiug. SiMnianls of mir times Iiavp hard I v nnv nn. 2d. ONE THO-STORIED (besides basement) BltlClJ STORE, on Whitehall street, next door to James’ Bank corner, occupied by Mrs. Agnes Tarner, and rents for fl,5*0. :;J. ONE VACANT LOT on Alabama street, 30 ! i by i GJ lest, alb jr on east side. 4'b. BftUK OHTGkS. adjoining above lot. on A’e- ; hama street, occupied by ftairuu l H?»yte, rent* for $020. 5.h. ONE BRIJK STORE occupied t ;, John !».•» tint, next to the lai-t naiird offices, and for >T.*’‘ 6:h. VACANT GROUND. bO by '.n i ct, lr'*ati!ig •>;) 1 Peachtree btre: t, adjoining the i .-w brick at or' i now 1 being finished by Busbv, B >yd Eo'iinson. Will be divided as per plat exhibited on day of sal.*, and suit- j able for s ores or lor j esldenccs, :n connection with ! Cottage Lot iaieir. AIs », the Brick Culture in the ear of eaid ground, fo.’inorJy occupied by Mr. Jitney, routing Ellis street. Renta for $:,H t. 7th. ONE VACANT TRIANGULAR 8U \PED LOT. on Cbarch and Forsyth streets, next to Messrs. Boyd ! k Bro. 8th. A FOUR ROOM COTTAGE and Lot on Cain street, » cenpied by Jaires Patterson. Uth. About TWO ACRES of ground aroniid tho e«le- biated Walton Spring, to be divided v to sm%U iota as • per plat. The recent money panic has »,iv.-n Mr. James some j inconvenience and he desires to sell hi* property and ; increase his banking capita!. His lots by a panic sale will be the purch hits gain. , His private residence on Peachtree utreet, that eost IGJ.OOO, and his Hank Block, on Whitehall street and Railroad, that cost $7G,0 MJ last y«ar, a id leut* for $10,000 per annum, will not be sold. Plats of vacant property wilt tie port'd. Cauiv.hst* from a distauce and at home, are invited to examine * all this gilt edged, rent-paying, central property. -:. t Jlt-SJicuite prospectors, »b., were iu j “Mis fi Rntrj in the- early part of Iasi summer, I titles. •iblutUlll, on their return to Bussiu, an CX- ! Loan (Vttibcates and d posits in James’ Bank re- ; hiisti * report on the Western States ot the ■ payment. Good Kaitroa l, <’» y or suu b *n,u x . * 1 ,, , . .. . I received as cash at their mark't value, whn U wi:l be Ol on. A/liOng tire lecoinoif ndations to their j :,»re*d upon before the ia ec«.uirnMne*. n\ o . inquiry. :<c*plt ihay report in favor of Texas for catik- ! Tin* tscertaiuiy tbc finest opimituuiiy i«»r .-apttai- ■■tUif/ff, Kansas for orowin" of frnit, and Min- ! u,s lo makc p, * r '‘ Rjvcatiucuts.tbat ha* been presented (or tUe cuitivutiouof ,t«t Some of he«e MenDontte Agents are still wanuenng . my office. g. w adur. Real i bt«te Agent, No 1 Kimball House. *.ld-12.R»,2»;. uor2,*.MG 23.23. Groocls Opening Every Day. Spaniard* of our times have hardly aoy na tional music v*o:th speaking of. The baud piajs the plaintive notes of Verdi's Miserere l:ciu “II Trondore;' aud n-xt follows “The Watch on the lihir.e." Euthusiaslic applause e-'.vers the stirring German hymn, for jou must bear in mind that Spain and Germany r.re fas. friend-, even though the Empe ror William hi.-* u t yet recogniz e! the Spans'-i repoUic. The air is fragrant with floral odors, and with the equal ly fragrant Oman itions ot cigars; for thiug is certain, and that ia that tha nicotian weed is no where smoked more fastidiously than in Madrid. The Mad rilioof will pot up with any thiug bat bad cigars. Yon may oppre>s them, you may starve them, you may quench their thirst v ith the most abominable wines, but never f ffer them a cigar that did not come from La Vnelto Aba jo. And, strangely enough, everybody in the Prado smokes good cigars, ucd the restaurants haw but one quality. It ijnc.tr midnight, and the crowd begins to thin c ut. j».Lovers escort their dark-eyed Pepi- :a& and Juanitas home. The band plays the '•March of the lit public,” the sfars pale i." ay, tbc* hum iu the Prado ceases, and Mnd- i * gooa to bed. — Applelon s Journal. Silk. Beaver, Fur : anri Felt Hats: TSUm. VAUSES AND CANES ■ ■ j™"—a i KhATS HATS HAlsj f HATS HATS HATS HATS HATS HATS HATS HATS HATS] HATS HATS HATS {hats HATS HATS 1IHATS HATS HATS! t [hats HATS HATS the FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO. Clarke’s Special NOBBY HATSi EVERY BRANCH OF FASHIONABLE HATS: | |hATS ! HATS.! HATS I _HATS I _ H ATS IJLAIS I.jjATS l_HATS jj | The Piace where the Fashionables Buy. LEWIS sep‘2H- H. CLARKE’S Whitehall Street. ! Liabilities % 11,314 75 i Assets 353.413 Net Assets 342.099 ! Losses Paid Since Organization 1,500,000 Forty-on*) yoars ifi existeuoe. Ra'.M a* lour ih m ary other Good Company. All Dossoa will bo Promptly P aid. j Ton Thoasm.l Djllsrs are deposited with Hsn. W. L. Goldsmith, Comptroller General of the Htate of Gcor- | gia, for security of the policy iu tais State. W. L. COWARDEN*. Proaidenl. | WM. WILLIE, JR., Secretary J. GADSDEN KING, Agent, Broad street, ATLANTA, GA. | Also, Agent for the London «a«l Lancashire Firo— Capital: $5.0.V,{X)0. State A^ent, Cotton State* life Insurant 1 ) Company. Macon. Ga.—Asset*: $542,201 28. Deposited with Comptroller General, of Georgs, , $100,000. aog*28-2m WILLIAM RICH & CO. Wholesale Dealers in deni tbr&ngh the Northwr gou I tocf*loni/.e. lo<*king for Notions, Fancy Goods, Millinery and , White Goods, ••{'unit square safl'erK from yellow fever, • • v ' Ktys tbc* M< nqibis Av.i'anchc: “The *e#» ive lovens who hunt its bosky shades wlun , -' iligbt flickers are now dead or run away, I *cd genial lonnger» r.o mor** find game witii- scriarc a-* rr»*1. ’ What is Life Without Comfort? T qc ATLANTA, GEORGIA. _ LATHS Fkx>rl»". rtr< tho tlrorn, at ict-Mm AN 1JONY MUHl’HY. If, B—Wo Oupltonto NowlVovli. 13 i 11«,5 la^WSi MANUFACTURER ANO JOBBER OF ALL VARIETIES OF Crackers, Cakes, Simps, Ac., i Auiougst which are JSj.Li, Butter, Picuic, Cream, Boston, Butter, Milk, Butter Wafer, Wino, Fariua. Also, Sugar Cakes, Spice Cakes, aud Jnm- i bios, Lemon and Ginger Snaps, aud others, which I offer to the trade at the LOWEST PRICES! and'guaiautee my goods to give satisfaction. i South Forsyth Street, Atlanta, Ga. 8?3