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CI I v AFFAIRS. > Mi IliSIKU, AUGU ST 2'.', 1873 ii/! WtiTBia.—Te«tcr3»y made tha fifth ojd-. catlv. hot cad dry day we hire bid The el: , ct f eiich weather npoo the crop* cannot fail to tw pood. ■i . , M.roa'a Coi-bt.—Hu Honor baa not i to adj adleate aince Monday. Evi bad i dentiy the morale of the city are Improving, vlci'.ance of tho police la abating. FcaXLET Fzvzn—Thia diaeaae atill preralla tohooia extent in the city, though It ia of a in.11 fora—no caaea retelling fatally. We heard of two or three nfw caeca yeelerday. Jtiin —A paaeenger who came down on the Macon and Wealera Ittilroad laat evening, re port, a heavv rain op tho road, accompanied bythendor and lightning. He think! aa many aaa d z-n telegraph polea were ahirered by lightning. || Dncw Coin.—The Floyd E.flsa'zoatTedrnm eerpe hare at laat got themselves handsomely nni.’onned, and will make Ibeir first appearance on the atreeta ono day next week. They have alx men uniformed and equipped, whloh will enable them to make a very handsome turn ont. the raati. Beady far aba Oraat It.Ifl ralr. Ecttoon Nonet—Attention is called to the advertisement of Mr. W. B. Hall's school for boys and girls, the exerclaer of whloh will be reeamed next Monday. Mr. Hall will lake only a limited number of pnpila, and with them a thorongh oonrae of inatrnotion, aiming at pro ficiency aa well aa speedy advancement. Bee his card. A Emjwdid Coca's comb —We saw at Brown A Co.’s bookstore yosterday a very beautiful plant known aa the variegated oock’a-oomb, a species of oetocia. Tbe rod cock's-comb ia a very commoD plant, and not very highly es teemed among fhrlata; lmt it ia not often that one seal a variegated speoimen, especially ao fine a one aa thia la. It is large, and baa a pro- fnalon of red and white blooms. The plant was produced by Mr. A. A. Sabers, of Bast Msoon, from aeeda planted last spring. Bocxr Creek Bbidok.—By reference to advertisement which appears elsewhere this morning, it will bo seen that on Saturday next, before tho Cjnrt-honie door, tbe contract will bo let to build a bridge across Bocky Creek, Bailey’s Mill. The oontraot for thia work was awarded laet Saturday, bnt it seems that contractor has, so far, failed to comply with tbe terms of the award. This (a the bridge which that dreadfni accident occurred the day before yesterday. It was stated on the street yesterday (hat parlies who were injnred by tbe fall, or their friends, would bring salt against tbe oennty for damages. Things begin to look like business down at tbe Perk. Pointers are at work whiteming things op, and we understand that all the bnild- irgt are to be repainted and all the fences, sta bles, stalls, ete., are to be whitewashed. Messrs E 11a A Cotter are already at work and will lose no time in heving tbe Park ware- house oompleted. This will be a oapaoiom storehouse and ia intended specially for the ex hibition of ootton, hay and other farm pro- ducts. A large detachment of men are engaged in preparing the gronnd for the hippodrome, the erection of which will be oommeneed without delay. Walks and drivse will be laid out to the hippodrome from the opperend of the Park. Mr. Ouatin'a force ia engaged upon thia work. The parade gronod for the military exhibition la abont oompleted. It ia nearly as level aa a floor, and on thit portion of It which was oom pleted a fortnight ago, a carpet of yonng grass ia already spread. Before the Fair thia will be a perfectly level green award, clear of weeds and aa perfect a drill gronnd aa ean be found in tbe State or ont of it. It comprises that portion of the gronnd inside the mile traok, reaching from the grand stand to the npper end of tbe track, next to Floral Hall. One of the handaomeet things added to tbe Park lately, la tbe new fountain, whioh ia now in operation. Tbe fountain, whioh formerly stood in the oentre of the broader portion of tbe lake, has been removed to the other side of the bridge, and the new one ereoted in its plaoe. Tbe new fountain stands abont eight feet above tbe water level. Aronnd the base and tbe stem are imitations of aquatic plants. Surrounding the pedestal are three mermaids, facing to the bank, with their hands reaching back and locked together. Barring taelr fiihy, or ratber dol- phining lower extremities in whloh their beau tiful tormt terminate, they are as pretty a trio of girls aa ia usually seen abont the Park. Above the npper bailn is a small boy n.VHCIAL AID COMMERCIAL OFFICE TELEGRAPH AND MESSENGER,! August 2*i—Erecting, 1873 { Oottcx —There iiT4▼ irtJe doing in tho cotton market. Tbe stre’e fa light and buyers scarce. Very little new cotton i« jet coming in. We qnote middling* nominal at 16Vg. Tbe reoeipte einee laet report bare been SO baled; shipments 87 bale*, and tbe sales 8$ balea. acanoir ootto* rTTamnon. Stock on band Sept. 1. 1372—bales.. Received since laat repwt SO Received previously 61.751—61,791 JfARRinO. In he First Btptiat Charch, on the morning of the 27th inst., by Rev. Dr. McIntosh, Wm at hw Wax»k, K#q f of Lebanon, Teno., to Miaa 8. Vir ginia Bail, of this city. ftrebil invitation. Tbe friends and acquaintacce of Charlec Pritch ard and family are invited to attend the funeral cf their daughter, Ltrutis JorE h?k, from their residence on Spring street, THIS (Friday) ArTEB* NOON, at 4 o'clock. Skipped since laet report. Shipp*! previously 60,606- G2.2C3 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE. Stock on hand tbia evening. 1.510 I *\pk0 8. FREEMAN will represent ms daring I ItJL my absence Latest Market Imports by Telegraph | FINANCIAL. Macon. Augnat 28, 1873. Q. B. ROBERTS angz9 3.* BOARDING. New Yoav—Noon—Oold 15V Fxchonge, long ey,-, .noit 8X- Money firm at 5«-8. htocka du:l. I ropiar Government* dull. State bondr quiet !?'**? Booma furnished Aid nufuruiehed. Day Evening—Money abundant it 412 5. SterUne — UK<> , a El * 0 ’ Bsfor to J. W. Burke, or S OME good rooms. Urge and new. can be bad in a bones convenient to business, on Poplar Evening—Money abundant at 4(25. Sterling 1 8. Oold l&XWW■ Governments, alight ad- vauce. Stile txmds nominal. 1 5t city p o box 57. Select Scbool fir Boys and Girls, flwe'.iings (0 Bent. O NE HOUSI oi Georgia avenue—7 rooms and ne*e**arv oatbuildiegs—in good condition. One Hon<e oa thire street—6 rooms and kitchen —Dear Findlay's f Jundrv. Apply to TUBt'iN * OGDEN, aag28 2t Beal Estate and Insurance Agts. FOR RENT. T HE whole or pirt of the family mansion cow oe npied by Mrs Peter dtubb-*, on Bell’s Hill. Also, a sevea-roDm dwel’ir.g adjoining All necessary out buildings, ets Also, the office and jot now used by B D. Lumaden, Eea.. in business of repacking cotton. Also, several oma- desirable residence®. Apply to It. W. 81UBB8, aug233t Administrator. Stocks and Bonds For Sale. Cr _ ITT of Macon Ponds, City of Eufanla Bonds, Central Railroad Stock, Booth western Railroad Stock, Mutual ■ oaa Association Stock, Macon Fire In ear an oe and Trust Aeeoci&tion Stock. Apply to aug2?2t CUBBEDGE, HAZLEBUB8T A CO. BRICKS FOR SALE! now SO: consol 62y. deferred 12: Louisians 6s 45: new 42; levee 6s JOY: Re 54; Alabama 8« 70; 5s 45: Georgia 6< 70. 7« 93, North Oerolin.s 27J<: new I5H: special ux 12; South Carolina. 32K: new 14X: April and October 23. Naw Obleana—Sterling 21}$. New York aight X premium Gold 15Y l/»nox—Noon -Fivee 91Y. Bullion decreased £103.000. losnox—EvPDing—Ths rate for money on gov ernment aecnitiej et tne Stock Exchange ie 2 per cent Walnnt Street. Biaeon, Georarla- gESSIOX begins September 1. Numbar limited. Appli- Geotral location sod separate yards cations received at bis bouse. aug29 2:« W. B. HALL. Notice to Contractors. W ILL be let, before the Court-house door, in thecityof Macon, oaSATUKDAY NEXT. tba 30th instant, at It o’docK a. K, tbe bniiding of Pan e—Evening—Bentea 68f. Specie increaeod the bridge aeroaa ltccky Creek, at Bailey’s M.ll, in 1,000,000 franca. | tbe event tbe terms o' the letting oa Saturday laat (231 instant) are not folly complied with by that COTTON 1 ti™ 6 - 1 Plan an 1 specifications to be seen at the office of Clerk. tbe Gxo. T. Rooxne’ Sons.—These yonng gentle men are prosecuting tbe heavy holiness left them by their honored nire with great energy and success. Their stock, which is very large, oorers tbe entire range of grocery merchandise, bat they are particularly heavy on tbe arllole fl mr, controlling many cf the choicest brands of the beat mills In the conntry—such ns the Peerless, Boysl Gem, White Wing, Catoosa, Silver Lake and Falla of Ohio—all brands hear ing a distinguished reputation among dealers and housekeeper.. Those and other qualities of flour they fnrnlab in any quantity—by the car load If desired. We invito attention to their ndvertlaement In another eolnmn, and need not assure wholesale bnyers of the liberal and fair dealing whloh baa characterized this honao for many years. The WonnSril Hen. Mr. Braswell was In a very critical condition all day yesterday. He lies In a sort cf a ooma tose stato, and can be aroused only to a condi tion of aami-ooDscionsccss. His pbyaioians have very llttlo hopo of his reoovery. He aixly-aeven years of age. Mr. Bweeney’s condition was regarded aa llttlo more satisfactory yesterday, though tbe doctors arc not enoonraged, to any great <x- ten% In a belief that he will reoover. He la be lieved to have sustained very aerions internal Injuries, and it will require aomo little tirao show how serious they really are. Tile ejnitROcnc. The scaffolding which, for abont a year, has been standing at tbe south corner of tbe syna gogue, bns at last boon removed—the tower tbe building having been completed—and tbe sidewalk on Ibat aide of tbe street la now en tirely nnobalrnoted. Work on tbe synagogno seems to be entirely suspended for the present, probably for the want of fands. Oar Hebrew friends have made an rxoellent start toward providing themselves with a bonne of worship, and it la a pity they have not the means lo complete It. Taey ex pect, however, to be able to rise tho basement before a great while. The Conntjr Conrt. Judge Weems disposed of only one case yes terdsy, and that was a warrant against Mr. Sttuuel 8. Harman, cha-glng him with mall otons mischief, in that he did kill a pig belong ing to a oolored woman. It was shown by tbe testimony that tho said pig bad oommittol snn dry depredttiona upon Mr. Harman’s garden that he had notified the owner of the faot and requested her to keep the pig np; that she had failed to do ao, and had beon notified that If she did not keep tbe pig np It would be killed; that ahe did not keep it np and it was killed and sent home to her. Upon this showing tho cose was dismissed. Tbe Calil Watermen. The Macon delegates to tho Gold Water Tempisrs* oelebration in Atlanta returned last night. They did not bring a prizs banner back with them, though they retnrn in high spirits. Mister Willie O. Tnrpln, who was the orator for the Msoon crowd, oondaoted himself manfully, and thongn he operated under adverse circnm stauoes.' be acquitted himself heroically. Hla competitors were by fir bis seniors in years, and this exouses him for a fsilnre to bring home a bsnner. Tbe following took the prizes in the order In which they are named: Hubert F. Hill,of Atlanta; Benj F. Picqnet, of Augusta and James Boicom Johnson, of Griffin. rarest and Stream. This is the ntme of a new weekly paper, the publication of which hag jast been commenced in New York, by the Forest and Stream Publish ing Company. Mr. Charles Hillock is manag ing editor, and Mr. Simeon A. Atkinson, for mtny years connected with the Georgia press, has charge of tbe business affairs of the com pany. The object of the journal Is to crest* a wholeeome interest in all manner of oat-door sports and games, comprising hunting, fithing, boating, yachting, fish cnllnre, protection of game and preservation of forests. In fact, It proposes to be the advocate of all manner of oat-door amusements and stndy—in short, gentleman’s piper—for tho effioe or for the family. We are glid to zee onr old friend Atkinson branching oat la this new and expansive fisld. He it a bard worker and deserves the fullest success in whatever he undertakes. Micow, Go., SStli August, 1S73. Mrsirs. J. H. ZnLts A Co —Some years ago I was seriously affected with chronia ner vous dyspepsia to sach aa extent that my health was muob impaired. So rapid was the advanoe of this innid.ous complaint that I soon felt that my constitution was broken. After snffering for several years I was advissd to try Sim zuons’ Liver ltegulator, but declined, because I had oonoeived it to be "only patent medicine." At length, believing it oould do Ko inn, I yielded. In a few months I becams not only New Yoke - Noon - Cotton irregular; uplands theOonnty Commissioners, at tho Court-house. 20K; Orleans 20%; sales 3707. By Old* cf the Board. „„„„ Fotnres opened aa follows: August 19 31 32® I A ‘ "• a0 _“ a * 20X; Septomb-r 18 ISS2@t8 7-13; October SSS-M-'-^IBARGAISS i» millinebt f 8vlea of fa tore* 19.100; mvket closed u follows: *111111 Angnst 20 5-16'®2GX: September ?8 15-^2: Octo- notings on him,” engaged in a aoeffit with a NoTember 17 *® 18 7 ’ le : Dtcember . . B _ . ° ? . , wl** o*lo. I if AYING determined to close np mv bnainfsa. I swan. The yonngUer has both arms clasped BiL-ratooz-Ootton. net receipta 12; gross 93; JtL am offering from thia date and until ths en- aronnd the swan’s neek and hia right foot eioorta to Great Britain —: coastwise 62; tales urn lot is thepoai'J of, my stock of .. . Jt . 2U7; stock 1165; middlings 19Y; market quiet. 1 thrown upward over its left wing. The neck Nzw OaLaars-uotton, no? receipts 203: gross , avxiK_.. ,v of the bird is In carves, upward in the usual I 403; exports to Great Britain—: coastwise—; -lllllluGrj SI1(1 JcflllCy uOOQS fashion, and from its bill emanates the jet of I? D Jv 8 ii < 7i t if e miaaim l mI a ?Rb? 0: ini a LbM 8 rn»5* 50 . ; I ... , . | wtocfc 11.711; mitidlmgs 18X low middUngs —; | At prices that cannot fail to please alt My atock consists in part of water. The entire fountain is very handsome good ordinary —; erdinary—; market steady. and adds greatly to the beanty of that portion I Wri^KxrioTEKW—-Ooxxod, net receipts 9: exports of the Park. . mmmmm ' We observe on the gronnd a pair of large end AnausTal-OoUon. roeeipU 100; sales 137: mid- Lace Goods, Hair Goods, Collars, . , ..a a , I dIiDK8 17K; market steady. I Onffj, Zephyr Worsted, handsome Iron vases that are to be ereoted u'Ua.v? AH - Cotton, net receipts 181: exports And in fact everything nsnallv kept ia my line, somewhere In the Park. They have jast been coastwise —; aalee47; atock 755; middlings 17X; I Call and examins my goedt and buy them at received. | mirktt qn.__ | your own price. Chablkstox—Cotton, net receipts 233: exports I ooaatwiae 422; sales 200: stock 3647: middlings I73f: I ang23 2w MBS. L. F. HENDRIX. Drama Sits, Tea Sets, Chimbeb Sara.— low middlings —; good ordinary —; market Parties who contemplate going to "honsekeep- steady. 1 Monnx—Ootton. net receipts 17; exports oosst- FOR RENT. ing” this fall, and al.o all who need anything in w 7.7427^.15* MknT^iiSSlTJtSilfe S.Ion g^immedufel? ffwa emelrnvw Una wrnnM wall tn Mall anil ay. I lntr miil.lhnoa • crnrul nritimw • maeVnt on’Lt I “ ... the crockery line, would do weU to call and ex- low middlings —; good ordinary —; market quiet. il_ one fonr-room DWELLING and eix two- amine onr stock, which we are selling at New FreUBntaiu-:'suck’s.™; 'Tn^to^ York priees. By pnrchaalng yonr goods of ns, middlings 20jf: market strorg. yon save freight and the risk of breakage. &ng23 21 Walker & Dcxbs. Norfolk—uottoD, net receipts 533; exports I ooaatwiae 533: Bales 40; atock 1116; low middlings 18: market doll. Mehthib—Cotton, net receipts 112; shipments 72: stock 4936; middlings 18; market unchanged. Apply to ang‘2e .dim H. T. JOHNSON. Over l,20(l Building Lots ! and in front of the heights south of Macon, O N can now be eold on easy terms to early appli- Dr.A, If. Toorble* In Huron. Macoir, Gx., August 27, 1873. Mr. Local: I enclose yon a letter which I heve reoeived fronDr. A. H. Voorhi.v, of Mem- I SSI Srcil^uraTurou^^hg^^^r^^nTmile^ phis, who will visit thia oity on the 1st prox., at | kc-t steady. [ and being high above the common region of miss* my request. Will yon do me tho favor to pnb-1 . Losnox—Noon—Weather wet and unfavorable | ma, mast be comparatively healthy. PmLAnELF.na—Ootton, middlings 20; market cants. Extending as these lota do from opposite firm. the Mercer University to the old Baca Track, and Galvebtox — Cotton, net receipts 93: exports being mostly higher than any others in Macon's to Grrat Britain —; coastwise —; sales 350: stock I vicinity, many cf them present tplendid views of liah the same, that those who may wish tbe services of an experlenoed oocniiat may have an opportnniiy of consulting him. Very respectfully, EonT J. Hill, Americas, Go. Gnirrra, Ga., August 24. 1873. Mr. 71 J mu. Macon s Dear Sib—Yonr letter, of yesterday's date, to crops. | Inti rrperaed is alrea-'v a fine i.nlustrill prpnlt- LrvEBroon—Noon — Ootton firm: uplands BJ{: I (ion of several hundred families, and new build- Orieaua 9X; sales 16,000; speculation and export ings ore conatantly being ereoted. Choico lots can 3000. now be secured cheap for cash or on long time, and Savannah and Charleston October and November I where parties desire it, and can furnish the means delivery, not below low middlings. 81ST6. to purchase materials, lots may bs improved as Lator—Uplands. October and November do- agreed on. and the bolonoe ptid by easy instil- livery, on the basis of good ordinary. 811-16. ments. Now is the time for Bisosiss. Who would Savannah and Charleston new crop, basis of want to pay tern when houses cm be so eerily had? good ordinary, 8Y@8Y- Sa eB of Am-rican 7,200. TideB indisputable. Apply to Evening—Sales include 9,200 boles American Savannah and Charleston shipments, deliverable I aug26 eod2tv M. 8. THOMSON. soliciting my assistance m the relief of yonr October and November, not below good ordinary, eyes was reoeived to-day, and In reply, I will I ®g»- stale that I will be in Msoon on Monday, the Eclectic Institute, TTNDER and by v rlne of a rc-solnlion passed by U ths City Ooancd of the city of Maeon, we. the undersigned, Committee on Public Property, will sell at pub! c outcrv, at tho Armory Buildings, on 8ATU1 DAY, the 6th day of September next, 100 100 brick, or more, if prices admit. Sale to ccmmence at 10 o’clock a m. , L W. KAbDAL. F. A SHONEMAN, C. BURKE, ang2S:ds Committee. FOR RENT. O NE five room House, double kitchen, largo garden, gooJ well of water, on Oglethorpe street, next to Crockett's two story house. Fos session given immediately. Apply at C6 Cherry street J. MAEKS. ang27 8t Sa'e of Home and Lot in VineTille. VTTSiL be fold, on the first Tuesday in 8eptem VV ber next, before the Gotrt ifoaaa door in the city of Macon, daring the leg%l hoars cf sale, the Houfo and Lot on which O. E Holmes now livea, in YmeriUe, on the road leading by and near the M&oon and Western Railroad; the Janie of Geo. W. Sc&ttergood on the aonth. and W. M. Mo- Gee on the north. The lot contains two Acres, more or lea*, fronting oa the road an 1 running back to th«» railroad Sold for distribution to joint owners. Terms of sale cath, on delivery of prop erty E. V HOLMES. angS7 lw* JA8 B. TUTOR. CALL OIST W. A. JOHAN & CO. 50 pieces colored Alpacas at 25 cents to 75 cents/ 4-4 Bl’ch. Homespun at 10 and 12 1-2 cents, 10-4 Bed Spreads at $1.50. And quite a variety cf other goods which thf y are ■ailing AT BAR GAINS to make room for their FALL STOCK 1st of September. I am, air, yonra truly, Alfred H. Voouhies, augfiS 3t Memphis, Tenn. F IB YOUNG LADIES, Baltimore, Maryland. r • • _ _ ■ New Yobx—Noon — Flonr quiet and steady. I Wheat quiet; No. 3 Milwaukee t 51® 1 56 Coro dull; steam western mixed 51®57. Pork dnli and Number of Pupils limited to forty. For cir culars apply to tbs Principal. MBS. LETITIA TYLEB SEMPLE. angl dim OfVirglr.ii. farorsbuyers: new mesa 17 81. Lard firm: old I AVJ3NUE STOKE TO BEST. Two hcotbzd boxes tin platen just arrived— | Turpentino B°»“> fioiet at . , 8 00@3 05' for strained Freights steady. I'T’HE STOBF. cn Cotton Aveutto. now occupied bought for OAfib. IodnoemenUi offered to ce&n J Evening—Flour in moderate request; common I JL pied bv Mrs. Hendrix. Ouvjsn, DouoLiSS & Go. to fair extra 6 40(37 85; good to choice extra 7 90 Also, theFLINT HOUSE, containing twenty-five 1 <310 75. TVhi.ky in fair irquiry at 110. Wheat rooms, with garden and outbuildings. One of the 1@2 higher; n.w red western 1 Cl® l 66. Corn, | beet stands for a boarding-boose in the city. , ,, - „ i common to inferior in good supply and heavv; Tnx following telegram was received at the prjm8 ec , 1M: whito „ 8et ern C6307. To-k weak purchasers. ang23 fit Wheeler £ Wilson Savannah offioe, Tuesday, new mee , 17756VI8CO. La-d aetive and a shade Angnst 19th, at 4 p. if. | easier ; spot 8 7-16. Turpentine weak Iloein Apply to atiK'itf O. B. ROBEBT3. . „ „ -. 1 firm at 310. Tallow quiet- Freights activo Worlds Extnnmos. \IENSA. > | Lomavnxx—Flour - firm and in fair demand; | WANTED AT ONCE. C kNE OR TWO fim~c1&s3 practical Gin Makers, f (Broaeter). fo whom tho highest wages will Aognit 19tb, 1873. > I family extra 5 75. Com quiet and steady; e&ckcd l w- Wheeler .t Wilson Manufacturing Company, M®53. Pork firm: at 1675. Bacon in light de-1 ,> “ d y or Il “‘ ] mau-.l- shoulders 9V: clear rib side* 10,Y@10Jf; jalytl tf P. O SAWYER 625 Broadway, New York, are awarded _ tho | c)t , r packed Lard, choici leaf to , Great£st ]{ ar g a | n jfl America, Grand Medal of Progrtsi—Grand Medal of ilorco keg 9YS9X: steam 8. Whisky Merit, and the only Sewing Machine Com- flr “,^isnati—Flonr steady at 6 61(86 75. Pom I A 25 BOOM HOU3E for sale at next to nothing, pang rzoommended by the International Jury firm at 5I«t6G Provisione quiet bnt firm Pork | A. on eix years credit, without interest, for,he Grand Diploma of Honor. ^ 1 U> * de,r BiJoa lb * muiiy I BaKding .and Loan Association 8t. Louis—Flour quiet; superfine winter 3 00^ xT/~k wtTPT) tr* 4 25. Com ^rre; closed at 4S^®*4K- Whieky U VV JrLJLLtH*. Huar, Barxie A Lajcajl—Thia well known and | Karco^atJ CO ^Pork I. That large and commodious HOUSE, situated 7o IF. 3. Clecei, Savannah, Ga. ang22-lir. reliablefirm have received a lorgolot of Dr. Hood’s * Umit6d Jobbing demand. Lard, re-1 ; n tlie centra of the citv, near the City’Hall and Eureka Liver Mediclno. It has the praise of all I WiLMiyaTOX—Splrite turpentine stealv at 40. blorket pioce, and known as the ho have tried It. In bottles at 60 cents and *1.00 Bosin ete.dv at 2 60 for strained; 8 75 for extra TtrTwrm TT/\TTnri ‘pale. Crudo turpentine quiet at 2 01 for bard; yel- | ELTInT H OTTSKj Eagle Choice, Eagle Extra, and Engle “<l virgin S3V Tor quiet at 2 85. Family are the brands of flour turned IIIS oui by the Eagle mills, and they nrel^^i™^ 81 ^- 70 -^. Oat. fira_.t 45@46 ^.. 26; choioe23. Fork dull; each rapidly winning their way to the I 69; now 17 75. Dry e&lted meats, shoulders .. . , J J I 9V* B^coxi o»sy; shoulders 9K; cloir rib aides front rank of popumr favor. llX; clear JIK; btma llKOl5 Lard scarce; ■ «■» . I tierce kog Sugar daH; prime Tine Cheapest ahd Best.—Hood’s Eureka LIt- 1 10 - Molssfes, nothing dcirg Whi«ky advanced; per month. Apply at once to aug2sod6t G. B. ROBERTS. FOR SALE CHEAP. A N half-acre lot with a s : x-room dwelling, kitch en, outbouses, etc , situated on Second street _ .1 rv Louisiana 1 Oi; Cincinnati 1U4>^. Coffee unchaagel between Oak and Arch. Is within a few minute* er Medicine gives universal satiafacUon Id >nd qniet At 2I ^@ 22 ^. 78 b walk cf the bnsinees part cf the city, depot and the treatment of Liver Disease, Dyspepsia, Bick LiYEurocL-Noon—Breadatnffa firm; red winter workshops, and has proven to be a healthy place, Headache, Co*tivenose, and all that class of dis- I wheat 12s6i. Fork 63s eoaea oriaing from a diaorfered state of the stem- I Lormox-Eveniug-Fice rosin 12@15s. ach and liver novSOIy j Apply to anglCeodtf MARINE NEWS. The verdict of the bakers is that 1 „ , . , ^ . e ., . , _ , _|New Yosk—Arrived, Cleopatra, Silesia. Eagle Choice Flour has few equals and rived out. Anglia. 1 Bavansah —Sailed, Herman Livingston. STOLEN. ^~^N the night__of the Stst June, fromJhereei- no.superiors, either for bread, cake, or pastry, manufactured at tbe Eagle mills, by W. J. Lawton & Co. CHAntvsrox—Arrived. Mercidita Webb. FAIR GROUND PRI7ILEGES! _ dence of Mrs. Geo. M. Logan, in Tmevillc, I an open faced gold chronometer Watch, mirked “G. R., 20.” A liberal reward will be paid for the return of the watch to the nndersigned. JOHN T. LOGAN. aug27 St With Gamble, Beck A Go. RUST PROOF OATS. All tbe brands of flour manufactured by the Georgia Mills are fully up to the standard, and are especially recoin- I WEDNESDAY, OOTOBER 1. JS73, at 3 P. J have plaBted them for .’number of years and re- , , , , , I si, will be rented, at the Central City Fork, j gird them as oertain a crop aa corn. Price fl 50 AA A BUSHELS rust proof oat* for sale. These Trlflr ore the genuine yellow rust proof cats. I mended to the trade everywhere. Bcrr & Flanders. tbe fsllowirg privileges duiing the coming GEORGIA STATE FAIR All the bread and pastry made of Wiley’s XXXX Flour carried off premi- ums at the late Bibb County Fair. I * 1 SEGAR STAND, TO RENT. If yon want a good wholesome flour at a small price, ask your grocer for Eagle Family. FRUIT. ETC. TERMS—Notes of equal amount., falling due each day daring the Fair, with iscanty acceptable Rising.—Every day wins hundreds I to the committee. r. . , . . . ., . I No paper taken bnt each as con bo rued in any OI DCW converts to tho opinion font »Vl- J bADk ta Iho city. Notec to b&gives on tho d*y ot ley’s XXXX Flour is the best in the rentl °s- A GOOD STORE, 100 feet deep; dry cellar; good bufliuega location on Third street _ Ap ply to aug26 1' OLIVER, DOUGLASS & CO. TO RENT. O NE Cottage House on Eoad etreet, entirely tew. Also, one Dwellicg opposite Colonel Foloeki Holt’s. Apply to aog26tf GEO. 8. OBEAR. . , L. W. RASDAL. market. I F. a. shoneman, O. BUItKE. Oommittre. Eagle Extra Flour will be found the best flour for tbe price in this or any MAMMOTH SALS ! other market. It is commended to fami- * lies and dealers everywhere. Only the beat new white wheat is used the manufacture of Eagle Choice Flour. NINETY-SIX CITY LOTS! TERMS EASY! Thk Tims to Change.—When vou have given Wiley’s XXXX Flonr a fair W^he *>’“x^foT: trial, and it doc3 got give satisfaction, it , ? t8 » ***•. 3 b lP ck „ 53; . . . . \ I 1 And 3. block —; lots 6. 7 xtd 8. block 18; lota 2, *“ the proper time to chaDge TOUT cook. 4 and 4 V. block 52 : lota 4. 6. 6 ud 8, block 50; 1 lot 6. block !9; lot 6. block £9: lots 3, 4. 7 ood 8. Nat cimnlv bscsurs it is ntsntiAs. I block .1; Iota 1. 2 and3. Mock ,4 ; lot 5, block ,5; r«OT simpiy oecause u is manuiac- lota4 6 ind 6 bIocl( 73 ; jo* j, 63 . lot 2 , turod at home, but for its intrinsic quali- block s»; lot 6. block Si: port or lot s. square 73; , C,, lots 1, 2. 3, 4. 5, 6, 7 and 8, block 36 ; lot* 1.2,3. ties, wc commend W lley s XjaXX Flour 4.5.6,7 and 8, block 37: id* 1.2.3.4.5. 6. 7 and 8, block 33: lots 1,2, 3 4, 5. 6. 7 and 8. block 59 ; lots ;l, 2, 3. 5, 6, 7 ar-d 8, block 40 ; lot* 1, 2, 3. 4, S. 6. 7 *nd 8. Mock 41: loU 1.2. 3, 4, 6, 6 and Georgia housewives. Nxivors Duiun—A deprewed, irritable state put of 7. blcck 42; lots 1. 2, 3,4, 7, 8 aid ’part of mind; a weak, nervous exhausted feeling; no I 6, block 43; lot C, block 63. energy or animation ; confused bead, weak memo- I 1 r -h5t> OF s ' LE —Oi.e-fcurtu cash. t!.« bsl *7. < ... , ... ,, . . - ■ one* to be paid wutun fifteen mouth*, monthly in- , often with deb htaring, involuntary discharge,:. :n8U ;„ eLt ’. Kote , , 0 be r . vea on the grouids. The cjneeqaenoe of ex .'ease*, mental overwork or | Bond for titlea given by the cty. indiacret.oD*. TkU axavoca DoatLiTr find* a *ov- All lumber, brick and stone on ths lot* known aa .reign cure in Hcxnrnxr.’Ho«ofathioSrxarrc, ^ 21. It tone, up the .yatem, arrest* dischargee, j 8a!e will commence it 10 o’clock a. w., oa Tat- d'speis th. mental gloom anddeapondenev, and re-1 nail equate, and continue from d»y to day until Jnvenate. the entire system. It Is perfectly htrm-1 111 * 0 '‘ 8 416 tolJ ' . ... on 1T reliared, butaho .'.tiycured, and for two years j 1,4, always efficient. Price 95 for a package of I F. \ unnvtMtv past I have been thoroughly reetored to health I flT8 » l,u-ge 32 vial of powder, which i* C. BljiKE.' nod tb. enjujment* of life. I imDortant in old. serious caaee : or $1 per single I ang23!ds Committee. I look upon tho •’liegulator” os a mcs‘. ex- oelicnt medicine, end will always have it by me to resist any insidious approaches of my old enemy. I write this in gratitude for the benefit which I have reoeived from the use of the Regulator, ltsspeoifully, etc., \V. B. Hall, Printip.1 of Hall's Select School. augl'JjAwlw Maeon, Ga. Casings Sets, Vans, etc —We hive just reoeived a lot of elegant French ohint deoorated chamber set*; also, a let of beautiful vaaes and other faaey good*. Coll and see them. *ag28 2t Waltib & Dobbs. box. Sold by all druggists, or sent by mail on re- PLANTERS’ HOTEL, HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO . No. 162 Broad-1 Opposite Huff’* New Building, way. K. Y. For sale by John Ingol s and Hunt, fherry Street. b.’tWCfn Third and Fcnrtb, p»r.kin A L&m&r, Macon, Ga prl6 #od^aw tf MACON, GEORGIA. OBSTACLES TO SABKI.46E. HAFPf RELIEF FOB YOUNG MSN from ths off act® of Errors and Aboaca in early life. Man hood roatorod. Impodimanta to Marriage remov ed. N 6W method of treatmeot. New and r«mark> able re madia*. Books and drealara test trm, in iMlftd anvelopaa. Addroa* HOWARD A58001A T HIS well-known bonae being now enitab’y fitted up. the undersigned ia prepared to ac- | oommodata Boarders—Poxmnnant. Transient and D*y. Gaeata will receive bent attention, and tbe | Table suppbed with tha fines; the market afford*. Ju!j30 tf J H. BkEMKR an lnatrtction having a hi|b reputation for hoocr- able conduct and proftaaionai a E. B. POIi'EK M. D. Homceopathist- O FFICE Weed’a Block, Second etreet. third i below Jobnaton’a jewelry eatablichment. JolySdSnj I Keeidecce Lamer House. Joi;l5 11 Housekeepers’ Situation Wanted Now oa tie wsy D0ME3TX03, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, HOSIERY, GL0VE3 and WHITE GOODS to suit the tastes and parse of all, ATS. T. COLEMAN'S OLD STAND, TRIANGULAR BLOCK. T HIS unrivalled medicine is warranted not to contain a single particle of Mercury, or any injurious mineral substance, but is PURELY VEGETABLE. For FORTY YEABS it lias proved its great val ue In all diseases of the Liver, Bowels and Kid neys. Thousands of tbe Rood md great iu all parts of the country vouch for its wonderful and peculiar power in purifying the Blood, stimulating the toroid Liver and Bowelj, and imparting new life and vigor to the whole system. 8IMMON8* LIVES REGULATOR is acknowledged to have no equal aaa LIVER MEDICINE. It contains four medical elements, never united in the same happy proportion in any other prepar* ation, viz. a gentle Cathartic, a wonderful Tonic, an unexceptionable A ter&tive and a certain cor rective of all impurities of the body. 8uch eignal success has attended its use, that it is now regard* li — the GREAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC For Diver Complaint and the painful offspring thereof, to wit; DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION, Jaundice, Bilious attacks, SICE HEADACHE, Colio, Depression of Spirits, SOUB STOMACH, Heart Barn, etc. etc. Regulate the Liver and prevent CHILLS AND FEVER. A WIDOW LADY, aged about thirty, with one email child, desires a situation as house ng to make herself useful, and will bring un doubted testimonials of good character. Apply to the 8enirr Editor of the Telegraph aug26 tf FOR RENT CHEAP. T HE two oommedious STORES on Cherrv street, at present occupied by Oolemaa A Newsom, are for rent from first day of October next. Apply to J. VALENTINO, juneiia 68 Oheriy street. WANTED. NE FINE SHOE AND BOOT MATTER, and O one good Teg Workman.^ Addree*. TV. H. TILLERY. DubiiD, Laurens County.*Ga. FOR RENT. rpWO DWELLING HOUSES, eligibly located. JL Apply to B. F. LAWTi >N. At Exchange Bark, or to DB A P. COLLINS. jalyP tf At Collino A Heath's. DWELLING TO RENT. A COM FORT ABLE cwell'cg iu Ylnevilio con taining eipht rooms, w.xb £ood garden, well of water, etc. Terms Vtry moderate. Applv to *na23tf L- W. KA8DAL. Dried Peaehes! Dried Peaches ! Yy E Wl11 P*Y ‘ho highest Cash Price for Dried Peiches. £. PRICE * SONS. Macon, Go. SIMMONS’ LIVER REGULATOR Is harmless, Is no drastic, violent medicine. Is sure to cure If taken regularly, I) no intoxicating beverage, Is a faultless family medicine, Is the cheapest medicine in tbe world, la given with safety and the happiest results to the most delicate infant. Does not interfere with business, Does not disarrange the system. Takes the place of Quinine and Bitters of every kind, Contains tbe elmplest and best remedies. Simons’ lifer Beplator, tie Great Family Mem, Is manufactured only by J- H. ZEILIN & CO., MACON, GA., and PHILADELPHIA. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Beware of all Counterfeits and Imitations. aug22 OKAKGE STKEET SCHOOL, TT'OB GIBL3 AND B0Y3. Tha Fa'I Vision of JL thia School will oomm?Dcs on Monday Set>- umbc-rlet. Ik will b- — J —- -' ■ -* -* - . ., conducted by tbe under signed, ..stated by Miss Antoinette Wirgdeld and the number of pupil* will be hunted to 10 Tu'- tion per ftonth, 810 00. qggr6 6 *benj, m polhill TO RENT, T WO TENEMENT HOUSES or one eight-room Hone* for renk. Ayp’y to jujyd'tf OUTER. DOUGLASS A CO. New Boarding House. O N TBE FIR8T OF AUGUsr I will open tbe Home on Mu.berry etreet, oppoeite the La- ier Hoare, (Grati'e Hall) formerly kept by N. BtL*«auger Board $25 per month, and the table •uppaied with the beat the market affords Booms can be had either with or without furniture. tug€ lm E. M. BROWN, Agent, PF.SSOIJLL It may be observed that no attempt is made to hunt up out-of-the-way. or unknown places, to find na-ues to indorse SIMMONS’ LIVER REGULA TOR. Hon. Alexander H. Stephens. + Jno. W. Beckwith. Bishop of Ga. General Jno B. Gordon. Hon. Jno GiU Shorter ex-Governor of Ala. Rev. David Willis, D. D., President Oglethorpe College. Bisuop Pierce (of Ga) Hon. James Jackson (firm Howell Cobb A James Jackson), Attorney at Law, Macon, Ga Jno. B. Cobb* 2L L. Mott, Columbus, Ga Yellow Fevur . Yellow Fzyzb ! Whzve is Tins antidote? Reader, you will find it in the timely nee of Simmons’ Liver Regulator Thia vegetable cathartic and tonic has proven 1 taelr a sore PREVENTIVE and cure of all diseases of the Liver and Bowels. Cuoluu—No danger from Cholera if tbe liver is in proper order, and ordinary prudence in diet observed. The occasional taking of Simmons’ Liv er Regulator, to keep f surely prevent attacks of jolyaeeod&wlv HOLLY MILLS! -^y E are still handling' the product of the above mill and are willing to guaran tee onr prices a» low as any mill in Georgia. The brands: Peerless, Royal Gem, WHITE WING AND CATOOSA, Are becoming more widely known every day, and we invariably seU again where they are once tried. We still have the exclusive control for thia section, of the SILVER LAKE AND FALLS OF OHIO, Which wo guarantee to be as usual, “fully up” in quality. All of the flour we are now getting, is made of the very best white and amber wheat, and we positively assure our friends we will always guarantee them Perfect Satisfaction in every purchase. WE CAN’T BE UNDERSOLD. We furnish our flour in barrels, whole, half and quarter sacks, free drayage, though, when parties so desire it and wish to avoid handling at this point, we order from mills direct, thereby giving them the through rate advantage. SEND FOE CIRCULARS And try us with an order to be convinced. GEO. T. ROGERS’ SONS. BAGGING AND TIES A SPECIALTY. NOW COMING IN SEVEN CAES HEAVY LUDLOW BAGGING. TWELVE CAES “AEEOW TIES.” GEO. T. ROGERS’ SOJs T S. LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES. C. R. Bacon Sides and Shoulders, in hogsheads and tierces. Best brands of Louisville sugar cured Hams. “O K” Lard and other “gilt edge” brands. Boston Bellies. Sugars in barrels and hogsheads, all grades Coffee, Rio and Java. Tobacco, at manufacturers’ prices, (large lot.) And everything else in large lines usually kept by retail grocery dealers. Our stock is already heavy, but we are increasing it every day, and our facilities are now such that we can prove to our merchant friends everywhere that they need ' go no further than Macon to buy their groceries, a3 we can duplicate any Northern or Western invoice, freight added. aug28 2tawlm. GEO. T. ROGERS’ SONS. 1873. FALL TRADE. 1873. New Goods, Mew' Styles. PRICES LOWER THAN EVER! SINGLETON, HI! & CO. Eetnrn thanks to their numerous Merchant customers for the very liberal pat ronage and confidence extended to them in the past. They also announce that their Fall and Winter stock of BOOTS! SHOES! HIS, lilts, HKEUl, ETC. For 1873, complete in every respect, has been received, to which especial attention is invited. Increased facilities, with more extended storage room, and a determination not to he undersold, enable them to guarantee prices as low, at all times, as obtain in New York City. OEDEES SOLICITED AND PEOMPTLY FILLED. Address FOR SALE HAND FIRE ENGINE AND APPARATUS. To (hose desitint; to purchase a good and reii, ble F.re Engine, will find it 10 their intere.t to '.‘ amine this oue. It ia a 0 **- SECOND-CLASS SMITE ING® In perfect order and wairanted to give est.'re oar hjfsc'mn^ Jicld for no fault, but to make room for a steamer. For funner particulars, apply to Secretarr Ocmu gee Fire Do. No. 2 or c mmittee p. wesrooTT. F. A SHONBMaN, V KAHN, JNO. VALENTINO M.e.n MARKET GARDEN FOR 8 IS. *Y Of T H*4 Finest M&rtet Gsrdea in th « Macon, fidjoiuiag JaJge Knott*,,. > fered for sale or rent It hao an are* ct we tr one acres, in high cultivation. On n ,► -,-Jj building containing five rooms, and t eai n j, eaaary outhouse* and a fine well of u>t n terms, eta, apply to EDWARD | I can be fouud at the market eveiy d.v n*»;i vx„ .1 .. j «>-. _ J ' unm nine in the morning «nd ou the premise, th. , msinder of the dav. *ug5lm* BARNUSTS HOTEr, - Corner Broadway and Twentieth street. Ns* y or ^ On Both American and European p| Wl C OMPLETE with all modern improvem rooms en suite and siuglejprivate parlors t>,thV elevators, eto. Location unsurpassed, bemi in th, very centre of fashion and brilliant New York Ufa In prt ximily to churohe. and p'aos of amiual ment. and Lord A Taylor’s, Arnold * OonatabrT’ and J. AO Johnston', dr- goods palace. 71, hotel ia under the management of A. 8 Banram formerly of Barnum’* Hotel, Baltimore • I S’ Green, of Dayton. Ohio, and recently of New lor!.' and Freeman Barnum, of B irnum’s Hotel st' pools. aug24 uawetn.Awt mm? mumi L OCATED at Ash'and, the home of Henry 01a. and Old Transylvania. Six colleges inooel ation, with 80 professors and 600 stmieD-a tL 28 St tea Entire fees for college year Jro ,, cept in the Law, Medical and Oomm rd 1 '<vA leges. Boarding from *2 to S5 per week For Catalogue, address J. B. BOWMAN, Reg. n r, Lei. ington, Ky. auglttdlqw'm ' WESLEYAN FEttALE COLLEtrK, MACON, GA. rjpUE THIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION win begin October 6, 1873. For catalogues, containing full Information, ad- drees EEV. E. H. MYEB8, D. D., _ „ „ „ Piee'dent. 0. W. Smith, Secretary. ang7 2m T HE HATHOKN SPRING has lately acquired a reputation that places it at tbe head of oil the eprings at Saratoga. Ao eminent physician, recsntly returned from Saratoga, says that it is twice os good (metidnal- ly) as Uon ress Water, and that at the springs four glasses of Hathom are drank for one of any other spring. We have the XIATAIOUHI BV THE- Bottle, Dozen or Case! RANKIN, MASSENBURG & CO. aug!2 tf GOAL ANTHRACITE COAL AND WOOD, reduced rates. Send iu your orders now and avoid last winter’s trouble ^'erms cash, ugl dhn BUri-fl UOflfl. JAMES H. ELOUN'T ISAAC HARLEJfAN. JOHN L. II1RDEMAN. BLOUNT, HaKDEHIN A HARDEB1N, ATTORNEYS AT SAW, macon, ga Offioe, Cheny street, over 8. T. Wolker’e. auglliif LAW CARD. B. W. * S. H. JEMIS0N, Attorneys anil Conosellors at Law, Office 62 Second at-, Macon. Georgia. XT TILL practice in the courts of Maonn and ad- VV Jacent circuits, and in the tupreme and Federal Courts of Georgia. Spocial attention given to matters in Bankruptcy. Having associated with me my eon, Sam'l H Jem- I ison, I beg leave to direct attention to the above card. Additional facilities warrant me in assuring prompt and careful attention to all bns neas en- | trusted to ns. ang-2 3m r,. W. JEMISON. A GREAT BARGAIN. THE I SOUTHERN TIMES AND PLANTER. Published at Sparta, Ga. H AVING a gold circulation, and in a prosper- ous condition, is offered for sale. SILLGrLETOLL, BCXJ2STT & CO WHOLESALE DEALERS, 49 SECOND STREET AND 28 COTTON AVENUE, MACON, GA. TERMS REASONABLE. For particulars, address aug21 Im LITTLE JORDAN A 00. aug28 lm Pickles and Sauces, j SWEET WlTES MILLS A LLSPICE, White Ma?ta:d8eed f Ginger, Celery Seed, Clovey, Anice Seed, Pepper. Cinnamon. Nutmegs. Tumeric, Mace, Muttard. As the se&eon for putting up Pickles and Sauces is at hand, buyers will find a full Lae of tho above articles at my store. I have a large number of empty Bottles suitable for putting up Catsup, eto., which I will sell at 25 cents per dozen. Also, a quantity of ono and two gallon Jugs, at 5 cents per gallon. (EAST TENNESSEE) LAND FOR SALE. i HE most desirable fum in Macon county, ownod formerly by Hiram B. Troutmui. and I now by us, l5ing on th* west bank of Flint river, jus* five miles be!ow the beautiful and fiMirshing toivn of Reynolds, (S. W }t. 1! ) and oootuning | Ono Thousand (1,000) acres, is now FOR QAXjE Th© improvements are unequalled, ooneiatirgof a good dwelling, with every necessary out tmprore- I ment* Th re are seventeen cabins for laborers, aJl with good brick chimneys. A great deal cf th® cleared land freeh Any one deeinng such a f*nn, and on tho most enticim? terms, haa best apply » onco to HENRY T. JORDAN, 1 T. MABIoN BRXAN. ang!9 2m Beynolda, G* TAX NOTICE. GOLD- DUST XXIX FLOUR, ICE COLD SODA WATER ! With delicious Fruit Syrupa, ia dispensed daily from Tuft’* Arctic Fountain. BOLAND B. HALL, Corner Cherry street and Ootton Avenue. aug26 tf VALUABLE OITY PROPERTY FOR SALE T HE under*lamed offers for sale hla property in the western range of city lots of &r&am, containing in all two acres, fronting on College and Orange streets, at the tarminus of walnut street, whioh he will divide into loti to snit pur chasers. embracing tbe residence wbera he now livea. On tbe place is a beautiful flower yard, a choice variety of fruit trees, and as goed, if not the beet well of water in the city. Terms easy to any one wishing to purchase. For other information, apply to the snbecriber. * JAM - auglfi 2w JAMES MADISON JONES. Homes for the People! T HREE of the most ELIGIBLE LOTS for pri vate residences, for sa e at low down figures. Neighborhood the best in the city. Terms as rea sonable and accommodating aa can be expected. Apply to JOHN D. McKEl LAB, No. 62 Seoond et, next J. W. Boxke & Co.’s. augl4tf • Civil and Mechanical BWa-IN’BBH.IBJG T HE TAX B00K3 of Bibb county are now in my hand?, and I am ready for the paopl® to j cell up and pay ♦heir taxes My instructions I me but a short time in which to collect ail t«® I taxes. My office ia on Cherry street, at my MOSS HOSE MS EWB*, , dlo ra „„, I porta of farm crops raised in the county, together with othor information relative to the iaaaifii? ,u * tereste. . W. T. NELSON, uug9 InovlS Tax Collector^ VALLEY GREEN XX FLOUR, In 2i and 49 Pound Sacks; For Bale by SEYMOUR, TIXSLEY & CO. auglStf DR. WRIGHT, [dentist I TT^ rem0Y<kJ t0 Boardman’s Block, over Pen dleton A Boe*\ comer Mulberry and Second_at»-. Msoon. Ga octlSl/^ FOR SAXE. A Portable Steam Saw Mill, ELDER HOUSE, "\ TADE by Owen. Line &. Dyer, Hamilton, Ohio. Ill It is a r “ " . So. lmili and in good order; hsa gov- | trnors to the engine; also wood and loth s*ws. Indian Spring, Ga- T HIS well known honee ia now open tp‘ b °** who visit the 8pr.ng for health cr tcf trnors to the engine; also wood and latn s*ws. i It fa situated nearer the_ 8pring Termo-har’f cosh; balance 12 month*, with *ood J bS* the nortet “Sfo one oi I “5^ attention is given to invalid* who re*ort to the waters of the fcpring for health. Bates ot Board. ? w Faces 22 inchea. match 12 inche,, with moulding ^ er i« bite attched for all the late atylee of mouldinge. | ™ * 88 Vt ,S W Fay’s Planing Machines. Will be oold with the mil), or separate. A. K. FISHER, auzIClm* Montezuma. Maoon do,, Oa. P ir n al t dViaaiLnT^VforWfrail:^ i Prcprietors^ T tbe Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York. Instruction very practical. Ad- E NGLIdH. French and Gorman Boarding and Bay Bchool, for Young Ladies and Little , Girls, 94 Cathedral street, Baltimore, Md Mi^e Chaffee and Miss Hamesaley, Principals, assisted , obtain txoeiUm Harrison, Bradford & Co's STEEL PENS. ... ii krovn rnnabirij poaitione. Reopen, September I ber ISth. Couree of amuie. extenuve, oompriung ** ■ c4 „ ed , be „ pl , kro wn mmbera, 17th. For the Annnal Regiater, containing im- ail branches of a pohte education. French I* the | Bp ^ ns _7s_28-20 * 22. 505-75-28-20< „ office 75 Joan *kT_S 01 u T.k M ‘mi nf Stndv»nd fall Darticufars i language of the SchooL Glass honors awarded at I 303 ^ r*& b0 * Uby ’ *“ SSSm FBOf“o T HABLB8 DbSw “■ thesis of the JM r. Ciroulare on application. r.«rery. ml V.r-o-; | »ugl dim Director, j ang20-lm | H.Y. hU uig in i III 10;i floe Verj how B The Woa ing 1 dent ole f be e: P«pe Pot l that i term to trr State will h oies c aeeat The a term the I, *°n, j orged *sr Ana editor oendlt nae th Ber tr lated, nruah •ohooh 'hptiot govern i’ooomi “ What thing, ietnpor ‘'nthfn «ory, t ° 4 n>et-| oditeot ^ne. *, ‘blsok ‘Moon M v*ntti 8o ® known i •otuethi ?#«. Jnootion ^boin, “•guiil W>ofo r thii **®pe, 2T«dre( V*nth u on ?#! out o,