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DAILY NEWJBRA. A. R. WATS QN~~...~-7 LOC AL EDI TOR. CHURCH DIHKCTOKY. tan Barrur. Walton «mi, 11.0 Horuady. •anicw low A, M. and S P M Mbbalb School SJ , A. M. Sxcoxn BarnST, corner W»«lnugt<m aud Mitchell ate. Sabbath School »AM. Pw< hi»g A- M. WMUT Ottim, M IS.. Peachtree etreet, A. M. Thtg- M. Pwtor. Preaching 10jf A. M and BP. M. Sabbath School Cj P. M. . „ „„ | Taunrr, M. X, Mitchell etreet, oppoaite City Hall ■ Square, A U. Haygood. Pastor. Preaching lOJcj A. M ■ and 8 P. M. Sabbath School 9 A M Finer Puitmtur Marietta atreet, Dr. J 3. Wilson, . Pastor. Service* 10'j A M. Sabbath School 0 AM. Cain-a.il PaurnrrsauM, Washington etre t. R Q Mal lard. Pastor. Services A. M., I P. M. Sabbath •. School, 9 A. M. TO ADVERTISERS. Inerdrrto Intnrc Inserttcn Int'xe morn- j Ing's pap'-r, advertisers will please hand i tn tbetr fhvors tach day, by < o’clock, : r,M - , Ir Il you wan’ Fresh M«*al. Corn, Bacon, • Flour, Mackenl, Pe-e nn>l Fancy Groceries, go W PHILLIPS <t FLANDERS. . Supply Store, on Mitchell Sweet. Aug 11 —3t THE AMNESTY OATH. Judge Pittmai, having bad the Amnesty Oath adtntestered to him, hy Gen. Judab, at Jftrtelta. ie now duly quahtbd t> administer the seme, under Ue Govereor’e Proclamation. ! He will be ready to »dminieter the oath on i Monday morning at 9 o’clock, at hie t-ffioe. Thr MtBKRT Hoc ■ The destruction of the old rnirket house and the ineligibility of its situation has determined the council to purchase another situation for this much needed city appendage. In pursuance of thia purpose, Council on Friday evening author! <> aed the purchase of the lot on the corner of Pryor sod Hunter streets, for the erection of . a market building. This lot is 84 by 185 feet, ' and is offered to the city at Slop per foot, ■ thus costing the city $8,400 for a bare lot.— ' But it is not the price of the lot tbat we pro- I pose to speak. As tor us we knew the price is as moderate as could be expected The question we propose to discuss is whether the whole of tbat expense could not have been saved anil a much better place secured at the same time for a market bouse. In the first place the market bouse shoul d be on some one of the principal thoroughfares. The lot the city proposes to buy is in a very out of the way place. Again, the best position for a market house is in the centre of a street.— I is so in Augusta, and in a great many other cities, and the citizens not only find it to be a convenience, but it actually adds to the ap pearance of the city. A neat market bouse io the centre of a wide street is no mean ap pendage. Now, Marietta street, from Whitehall some distance up is at least one hundred feet wide, and it is in the centre of that street, either be tween Whitehall and Broad, or immediately above Broad, that we would have proposed the erection of the proposed building. A . comely edifice, thirty feet wide, and five-hun dred feet long, if the city fathers see fit to | erect so large a one, could bj here accotn I modeled and still leave a passage on either side of feet. This land belongs to the city, and by using it for this purpose the $8 ,400 dollars could be saved to pay damages . on Broad street, or for other city purposes.— The lot on Pryor street is not large enough for a city market, and the contingency on which the purchase of adjacent lots rests is an extremely doubtful one. Then wbyjshould the city incur the expense of purchasing a lot and erecting on it a building that can only nerve the city a few years ? A building erect ed as we propose would be sufficient to meet the demands of the city forever, A bouse of ‘ moderate size could be built at present, andso Ada; ted that additions could be made with ***** We have not been addicted to' carping at the legislation of our present city council. In tbeir actions we have seen much to applaud and little to condemn. And we should not oppose them now were it not that we wish to see the very best that may be done, done for the future of the city. “#• have pitched our tent on this camp ground,” and we wish our “situation” to be as comfortable as possible, •nd at the same time we are anxious to see the wishes of the people consulted on all mattars of importance, and we are confident tbat the people will bear us out in our opin ions in tms matter. Thus before council takes any definite action in this matter we would counsel them to be certain tbit wh it they do is what will be best for Atlanta ten years hence. We regard the present council as the ‘ most important one tbat has ever legislated for the people of ( the city. What'tbey do im volves the beauty and convenience and the fqture wealth of tbe ci’y. Thus let them take the advice ofCrocket “ Be sure you are right and then go ahead.” Tnr Sabbath—la tbe economy of Divine Providence no institution is more adapted to tbe health, social prosperity and moral advance ment ol man than tbs boly Sabbath. Man, when furnished with the physical adaptation tor toil, was limited in his powers of endurance. He requires rest; not tbat rest which comes for sleep solely, but a wakeful rest for all tbe faculties of soul, body and mind. A complete relaxa * tion from ail labor, a surcease from that train of thought which occupies his mind during tbe w»k, sod a contemplation of those things which concern tbe immortality of his soul, are alike necessary to tbe health of tbe body and expansion of tbe better faculties of the nature of man. Mau was not constituted a drudge by the great Creator of tbe Universe. No more labor was allotted to him than was deemed necessary for bis bodily, existence; and be who, by an inordinate desire for.wealth, or an over-aspira lion tor aaaase, traMgreeses these laws, violate! alike tbe laws of tbe gospel and tbe statutes of nature—tbe latter of wbleb are never violated but tbat tbe penalty is in some sort visited upon tbe culprit in Ibis life, while violations of tbe former are punishable in tbe great mystic fu ture. Obligations to observe the Sabbath are una voidable, if man would stand unaccused before bis Maker. Tbe statute tbat binds man to Its • observance has its importance attested by it° poeitir.n in tbe Decalogue, and no tnan can re tuse its observance and stand excused at the great tribunal of bis conscience. But apart from tbe religious and moral obli gations tbat are resting upon man in regard to tbis day, there are physical considerations which render it not only a duty, but a pleas ure, to observe it. No one, but he wbo is wedded to some idol, fails to appreciate the pleasure of eavng a day in which he cau fl og aside the impleinen s of toil, retire from the dust and B>bel-moutbed confusion of business, and rest; have no business cares harrasaing the rated t nd enervating tbe body to be free frt m all tbat cen Wtary the frame, and live tor one day in seven as becomes a being wbo is morally accounta ble to blrnsell for tbe preservation of bis physi cal constitution. Sir Matthew Hale remarked, that of the many hundred criminals convicted before him while Lord Coief Justioa of the King’s Bench, be found none that were not williug to confess that tbeir downward course of ct’nw was not com menced by violate ns of tbe Sibbath. Tbs confirms us iu tbe belief tbat all national and state o< nititu'ions should make some acknowl edgment of tbe day, and common laws should impose a penalty tor violations of it. Large Increase Ist Business.—The Messrs. ! John T. Meador <t Bros, have tbeir store room so full of bran new dry goods tbat one can scarcely turn round in it. Their goods are di rect trout New Yorn city, and comprise every thing in tbeir line that is needed. Tbe-n gen tieman are doing a general j ibblng and com mission business, and are increasing their stock by tbe arrival ot every train. Country mere chants, with but a small capital, can doubtless make it to tbeir interest to lay In a stock at t! is jobbing bouse, as they sell goods as cheap as can be bought in Nashvil e or other western markets, with tbe addition of freight. We are personally acquainted with tbe gentlemen com posing tbis flrm, and can testily integ rity and business qualifications. Country peo ple visiting Atlanta cannot do better than to give them a call, if for nothing else only to hear tbe prices, wbiob are extremely low. For further particulars, see advertisement in to-day’. Era. The Old Post Offics Corner is rapidly becoming the centre of attraction for citizens, and in fact, every one visiting the city. In tbe room fronting on Whitehall Messrs. Wm. Rich ACo , have on hand, and are daily re moving a very large and varied assortment of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps. 800 l t Shoes, and everything else generally kept iu a first class store. Tbeir store is crowded from morning till eight with people of all climes and colors, eager to invest tbeir green ba ks, and seldom is it the case tbat one leaves tbeir store without making a purchase. The enterprising members of tbe firm, with i tbeir corps of polite and accomodating e’e ks i are kept stirring all day to accomodate tbeir | easterners. in another column will be found ' as advertisement of tbis establishment to which we invite particular attention. City Council—Council met as usual on Friday evening. Present, His Honor James M. Calhoun, Mayor, and Councilmen Adair, Mead, Salmons, Simmons, Williford and Wood. Minutes read and adopted. Report of tbe Finance commi'tee adopted. A motion authorized the purchase of tbe lot on the corner of Pryor and Hunter b reels 84 by 185 feet, for a market lot. Councilman Adair, introduced tbe follow ing which was passed. Resolved, That a force of fifty additional hands be put to work upon tbe streets under tbe supervision of a competent overseer of streets. Council adjourned. Brawl.-A difficulty arose between a negro and a white lad on yesterday, which resulted iu tbe negro knocking tbe boy down. Negro-like, however, when down, he bounced him with tbe intention of following up bis advantage ; but be met with a species of tactics he bad not counted on, for tbe lad soon made the negro tbe bottom dog tn the fight, and pumtneled him finely The police arrested tbe n- gro, and be is now in custody. Fight.—A couple of soldiers became involved in a tnisuuderstaudinc on Friday evening, and came to blows. One of them dashed tbe other to tbe ground, and gave him an impolite stamp or two in tbe face. The Provost guard, how ever, came up and arrested tbe belligerents. Stij.l Coming.—Mr. Levy, of the Aim of Levy <fc Co., of New York and Nashville, is now iu this city. His object is to secure a building for the purpose of opening a large business bouse. We hope be will succeed in his enterprise. We need such men here to aid in rebuilding tbe trade of the city. A New Rkhtaukant has just been opened under the old Post Office, frothing tbe Railroad, by Isaiah Davih. It is a first class affair, and everything good in the eating line is served up there. Inquire tor tbe Rail Road Restaurant, under Jno. T. Meador & Bro’s. Arrested.—The Deputy Marshal, in arresting a negro on Friday afternoon, was interfered with, by four others wbo forbid the arrest. Not baffled by this interposition, tbe Marshal made tbe arrest, and included in it tbe four officious sons of Ham, and lodged them all safely at the City Hall. Great Attraction.—Sasseen, Whitaker <fc Co. have on band a splendid lot of New Furniture, consisting of Bureaus, Wardrobes, Parlor and Chamber setts, and, in fact, anything tbat may be desired in their line. Call early and secure good fuiniture before it is too late. They are selling it out rapidly—at moderate prices, too John K. Jackson. Attorney at Law, Au gusts, Ga., has his card in our paper. _M». Jackson Is prepared to make up papers for persons applying for special pardon, as well as all other matters pertaining to his profession. Bee card. Caliboobs.—We are glad to learn tbat a substantial log callboose is being erected on tbe site of the old jail. Tbis is a city append age that is much needed, for we have daily evidence that there are many individuals wbo deserve lodging at tbe expense of the city. We hope they will make a commodious hotel of it, as regards the comfort of it tbat will be tbe look out of tbe inmates. Baggins, Ropb Ac.—Orme & Farrar have just received a largo lot of Kentucky bag ging, rope twine, Virginia and North Carolina tobacco, Osnaburgs, thread & &c., which they are offering at very reasonable rates, and in quantities to suit purchasers. See tbeir • Ivertiseme-.t in another column. Arrival.—A regiment of soldier's arrived here on Friday eventeg on tbe State road. We learn tbat it is a New York regiment. We are not advised of its destination. Colored Troops —We noticed en yesterday morning quite a formidable body of colored troops marching through the streets. Tbeir appearance and movements were very soldier like, tbeir uniform new, and their guns shiny Turn Out.—There will be service in all ° nearly all of our churches to day, and We ad vise our readers that it will be good for tbeir health to turn out. G. W Mundy advertises a large stock of Dry Goods, direct from N*w Yotk, which be pro* poses to sell out at a bargain, nt retail. M-. Mundy is an old settler and business man, and should receive a liberal share of public favor. See his advertisement. Tailoring.—Mr. 8. H. Pkitillohaa opened his Tailor Shop in Mundy’s building, near Trout Ilouae, where be is prepared to cut and make gentlemen’s clothing in the latest styles, as well as renovating old clo’hes. See tvs card, Tbe reader’s attention is respectfully referred to tbe law card of T. G. Holt, Jr., of Macon, Ga. Any person having any business requiring legal attention, would do well to call on Mr. Holt. Any one desirous of locating in the beanti ful and healthy town of Marietta, are referred to an advertisement of a large and - commodi ous house, offered for sale in that place. Mrs. Wright will resume her school for goung ladies and Misses on on tbe 4th of Sep tember next. See card for particulars. GREAT ATTRACTION! NEW FURNITURE Os Every Description. At Private Sale a large and selected LOT OF nffi ra MME. COSSISTtNU or Bureaus, Wardrobes, Safes, Chairs, Parlor and Chamber Setts. Lounges and anything else yon want. Call at once and supply yourselves cheap. Sasseen, Whitaker & Co. Aug 12—ts L. L. ABBOTT. | W. L ABBOTT. | D. F. ABBOTT. ABBOTT & BROTHERS, GENEHAIj commission AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, AND Wholesale and Retail Dealers in PRODUCE AND GROCERIES, WHITEHALL STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, W. wish to purchase BACON, LARD, CORN, WHEAT, OATS, COTTON, <fco. For which the highest market price will be paid. We hare just completed a large, commodious brick store house and are prepared to receive and store all kinds of goods on reasonable terms. Prompt attention given to forwarding all goods consigned to our care. Aug 11—Gm ABBOTT <fc BROS. R. J. MAS3EY, COMMISSI O|JST AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, And Wholesale Dealer in Drugs, Kerosene Oil, Medicines, Petroleum Oil, Paints, Machine Oil, Dye Stuffs, Lump Oil, Window Glass, Pea-Nut Oil, Putty, Linseed Oil, Calomel, Gum Opium, Blue Mass, Morphine, Gum Camphor, Quinine, Kerosene Lamps and Chimneys, Blue Stone, Indigo, Madder, Epsom Salt, Spirits of Turpentine, Chloroform, Sugar of Lead, Spirits Nitre, Soda Ash, Sulphuric Ether. Under Exchange Hotel, Atlanta, Georgia. •u ( 11—If ARRIVED AT IjAST AT THE “VARIETIES.” White Lead aud Oil, Nests ot Tubs, Copperas, Oysters, Slates and Pencils, Whitewash Brushes, Meal Sifters, Fancy Basket?, Cheese, Csndy, Wbitemore Cards, Fine Pocket Knives, Curry Combs, Star Candles, Caudle Moulds, Hand Saws, , Extra Fine Green Tea, Telegr iph Matches, Meii’s Shoes, Hats, <£e., &c„ At Wholesale aud Retail. We sell cheap and they will buy. F. Hagan &. Co’s '■VARIETIES,” east of the Railroad, On Whitehall street; between Railroad and Aug 9 —it . Decatur street. I ABMALi. lot of Exira Luu. to be .old quickly by J’JHMT. MKAOUH«i BR<)8 80 Bbls. FAMILY FLOUR. 400 BUSHFLB CORN, 1000 LBS. SUGAR. 1 BBL. BLACKBERRY WINE. For Sale by ; JOHN T. MEADOR A BROS. , V '*ug. 8.-31. NEW GHOCEIIY AID COUIIISSIOX STORE. CLARKE & HESTER, Three Doors Above Mssonic Hall, DECATUR STREET, Have just received a new and large eupply of Family Groceries, among which may be found MEAL, FLOUK, LARD, PRIME RIO COFFEE, SUGAR, GREEN AND BLACK TEA, -ODA, PEPPER, SPICY, BROOMS, CANDLES, CHEESE, SOAP, STARCH, PICKLES, BUCKETS. BACON, MATCHES, MACK REL, TOBACCO, YEAeT POWDERS, WHITE FtSH, Ac., Ac, Ac, Which will be disposed of at the lowest possible rates attention given lo Couai nmonts~K* • LEWIS H CLARKE. MITCHELL G. HE TER. Aug 7—lm. Late ol Augusta, Georgia. Cold and Silver WANTED BY A. K. BEAGO, CommiNion Merchant, Atlanta. Uh. Ang B—ts "fUltoShouseT BY G. B. WELSH, Formerly Proprietor of Brown House, Macon, Ga. ON THE CORNER OF IVY AND GILMER STREETS, yVtlimtfci, Georgia. 43F* To his numerous friends the above announcement Is autticlHnt. <9* Give Welsh a call. 4®* Welsh will enlarge his establishment. Call for the Fulton Houso and find Porters skill ful and trusty, ever ready at the Depot. Aug 10—3 m lod~forlale7 /(A an old sctllod plac*\ five miles from -Jt’/ Atlanta, woil known. Houses have been de siroyod. There sti.l remains a large, fine Oichard, in g od condilion. A BirgAiu may be had hy applying soon. ALSO , Two v leant Lots, adjoining’ &un Shay wood’s, on Deca tur street. aug 2 if SASSEEN, WHITAKER A CO. To Rent and. for Sale or Several of the best BUSINESS LOTS • In th. City. Fay A Crabbett, Aug 6—6 t Architects and Real Estate Agents. COTTON S 3 now quite brisk se'e in Ihla market at the lilghret rates at which It hae been Bold ihi. neaeon I would ri«e Bbipmenta to this print’before sale as higher pri ces can be obta-oed for cotton here than at other points My cbmmiasions for selling are one dollar per bale. A. K. SEAGO, „ Commission Merchant, Corner Whitehall and Mitchell Streets, Atlanta, Ga. Aug s—ts ~J. R. MOUNCE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Tiu-wi»r*) Copper and Sheet Iron, Stoves, Hollow ware and Hard-ware generally. 4®- Next door to corner of Decatur and Wheat streets, Atlanta, Georgia. Aug 6—3 m OUR HOUSE. TRY IT. ON corner of Pryor and Hunter streets, In rear ot Exchange Hotel. Neatly furnished for the accom modation us the traveling public. Inquire for OUR HOUSE. Porters in attendance on arrival of every train, to transport Baggage etc. aug 4-lm JOHJi T. HALL. CORN GROUND At tbe Gat. City Foundry,*Car and Machine Works, Marietta Street. Atlanta. Ga., We have now a Oom Mill in full operation and are ready to Grind Corn for all persons for the usual toll. Lee, Jones Ac, Co. Aug 4—ts SALT! SALT!! 1 Oibjb To I r soa Ssoka fIDO Virginia Balt for sale 1 TF at the Warehouse in rear of Masonic Ball, ts J. J FORD, aug 3 Im Agent -WILLIAM JEbNIMM. | JAMES O. HARRIS. Jennings & Harris, REAL ESTATE I AND Insurance Agents, AND 31EA L ESTATE AUCTIONEERS, Sall Guy of Country I'roporty at Public or Pr vatv Sale, -AGENTS FOR THE MUST HELUBLE Fire, Life and Travellers .Insurance Go’s, Office ob Pryor street, near Trout House ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Aug 9 -3m* Maude & Wright, Cotton and Tobacco Factors, General Shipping and CommitiHiou Mer chants, No. 282, Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. Caßh advances made on conH'gncnHnts tn u«i t or to ou at New York. Messrs. Norton, Slaughter & Co., nd Messrs. Leo & Waller. Cotton and Merchant! unshipped with despatch to New fork, Liverfmol and Havre. R f r to Richard Peters, W. P. Ortno, Thott M. CUrko, Atlanta. G i. aug 2-2 w-e o d BUGGY HORSE. AF NE, large size B\Y 110R J E, eight years old. black mm.' and tail, and perfectly sou ol Any 1-no desiring a good, reliable hor-e for a family Rocka a/, cau call on tut. Terms run unable. ALSO Il lose aud Lot on ’*< aohtree street, with four rooms \itciien and Stable, and g >od gulden. ALSO Eleven acres I And, lying on Stale Road, opposite Mr. underresidence, and adjoining Mr. Loyd’s property, nd Mayson’s Ferry road. For salp by aug2 ts SASSEhN, WHITAKER & CO. House For Sale. VNEAT and comfortable Cottage House, near tbe bu iness part of Whitehall street, cootaning five ■ uuuis, good Ketchen, Water aud Garden- SASSEEN WHITAKER A CO. Aho one Vacant City Lot on Hunter street "ug-2-tf s W. A CO. BURNS DWYER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocery and Liquor Rlerchants, Near Georgia Railroad Bank, ATLANTA. CEORCIA. July 30—6 m VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. WE will s-11 at private sale about eight acres of land, inchiding the nite of tbe Steam Tannery. The boilers uuJ about thirty vats, are in good order, a little •xpense will make them perfect. Also, a tract of weed .arid about three miles from Dalton, Georgia, situated on the Railroad, containing two hundred uu 1 thirty ;bree acres. Also, a tract oi wood laud about two miles .roirt Btone Mountain, near the Rrilroad. containing one uiadred and ten acres Aho, a tract cf wood land. Lot Vo. 304. 2d District of Appli t* County. Georgia, eon aining four huud ed and ninety >«cres. Aho, a tract of rood land in Palaaki County, Georgia, containing twe hundred and forty-three acres. Parties wishing to purchase will find me at the office •f the Atlanta A West Point Railroad Company, Atlanta, Georgia. R. J. Henderson, Aug©—tf Agent, forsale: A GOOD brick residence containing seven rooms and a , v A brick dwelling containing six reoinn, on an acre lot, near the State Shop aud Mineral Spring* A first c ase business let, 60 feet x 12 feet, near the dasontc Hall. To Lease.. . j Several first claos burned business houses, situated on ’'ll be principal streets. I Apply te Fay &. (wabbett, Architects aud Real Estate Agents, Hunter street. ?uglo-4t nnrdopsKißTs? - We have just received a large lot of Ladies, Kisses and Children’s HOOP SKIRTS, k new stylo of Spiral Hoop, tagged and fastened at equi distant parts, ana is the oniy Hoop which sustains a . graceful symmetry in tbe drooping folds of tbe dress. A Iso, a variety es Balmoral Bkirts, at Wexel &, Mcßx-ide’s, Aug 10—3 t Peachtree Bireet. ” GREENBACKS WANTED. “ WE will exchange for Greenbacks, at a fair price, some valuabie City Lots, among them the lot lately occupied by Pease and A Davie, on Peachtree street, feet front by 100 feet deep. Also, a nice cot , tage ou Ivy street with four rooms. Call on Jennings & Harris, Re»’ Estate Agents, Pryor street, near Trout House Aug 10—3 t YARN ! YARN IT~ 10 bales Yarn, Superior Quality, • For sale THIS DAY od favorable terms by A. K. Keagro, Commission Merchant, Atlanta, Georgia. Au k’o—it TO LEASE. SIX of tho beat Buainssti Ij>ts in tbe City, fronting on Whiteball street. Apply to FAY Ob aABBKTT, Arobireota .ad Kml B.uiln Agents. ABT - Office on Hunter street, between Loyd and Wash iiigtun. Aug I—ts City Property for Sale. A BEAUTIFUL building site, this side the Fair L/V oround, uear Mr. John T Jones and Mr. Pettis, toutaiulng about three fourths of an acre. Apply to A. K. SEAGO, An 9—ts OommlMion Morchent, Atlanta, Ga CORN, CORN. tfOO SACKS GOOD BREAD CORN EOR SALE BY R. M Wall & Co., Pr,or Street!, oppo.ite the Tront Hous. Placn. Aug 11—Ut w H. MARSHALL, REAL ESTATE AGENT, HAS SOME VALUABLE CITY AND COUNTHY PROPERTY FOR SALK. ALSO ’ One Beautiful Sett of China Ware. Seventy Pieces. U n^G°™rg e u°“ UCi ‘ J ' C " M “ W - The ATLANTA INSTITUTE WILL re open on Monday, August 14th. 1866, for the reception ot Students, both Male and Female. We have four large, comfortable rooms, 22 x 35 feet each erected on the grounds formerly occupied by the Fem tie Institute. The Principals would announce to tbe.r former friendsand patrons that they have asaoefated with them a sufficient corps of compo'ent Teachers, and it is their purpose tn make this one of the beat echoola m the State. Young gentlemen will be prepared to enter any class in College, or fitted for any business or profee: sion Young ladies will be graduated as formerly. There will be a teacher whoso individual attention will be given to the Primary Department. Tuition $1 ou per mouth, invariably in advance. J. R. MAYSOW. L. V. HUSTOW, Jiug 6—7 t Principals. ~FLOUKTFLOURJ FLOUR! I AM now prepared to rirulsh th. trade, who esal. or Ketail, Fifty Tbo<iaand Pound, of Flour, in forty-fly, pound 8-ioks, Supe< flue aud Family. A liberal dedno tion made to dealers in city and country. A. K. SEAGO., Commission Merchant, Atlanta, Georgia. An? s—ts INTENDED FOR PUPILS OF BOTH CLASSES. THE Fir-t Session of this Institution will begin on MONDAY, August 14th, under my charge. Terms : 66 00 per mouth of 20 days, payable monthly iu advance. School Room in the basement of the Second Baptist Church, corner of Miteheli and Washington streets. city RKFeRENcas: Rev. H. C llornady, A. K. Seago,S. Root, Jacob Smith, Sen , lr-i R Foster. J. £>. C?ollin0 9 Aug 6—eod3t* Atlanta, Georgia. TuCaI'II’ALIMS! Good Ch inc o for Investment! An Y one who hae a capital of Fire Tbouaand Dollar., and wishes to nvest it in oue of the most paying instinitions iu th, South, will find it to bls Interest to inquire at 'X'UiM Offioe. Aug «—ts FACTORY YARN & SHEETING. 30 bales 8 and 10 2 bales 4-4 Sheeting, 200 barrels Salt. For tale by A. K. SEAGO, Commission Merchant. Corner Whitehall and Mitchell Streets, Atlanta, On. Aug s— ts Wm. H. McNAMEE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. LaFayette, Chambers Co. Alabama . ® WILL attend promptly to all professional busineae entrusted to his care. Particular attention will be paid to Collectione and pr- rapt returns made. . July 27—ts Baling, Rope, Flour. 450 Barrels Western Flour, choice brands. 100 Coils Kentucky Rope. • 100 Rolls Kentucky Bagging. 100 Hanks Twine. For eale, on most reasonable terras, by A. K, SEAGO, Commission Merchant, Aug 1-ts Atlanta, Ou. WANTEDTIMMESiAfELYr" A BUILDING LOT for a Residence, situation prefer* red on Marietta, Peachtree or Decatur Streets, convenivnt to business portion of City. Apply at once to Sasseen, Whitaker & Co. Aug U—ts COTTON FOR SALE THIS DAY BY A. K. SEAGO, Com ml ssi on Merchant, Atlanta, Georgia. Aug B—lt Dr. S. W. Thompson Respectfully Offers His Professional Services to the Citizens of Atlanta.* •ar- Office at the Store of Curry & Zachry. on Loyd street, near Decatur street. Aug 6—St FOR SALE. ONE Building Lot, consisting of four acres, one of tho most eligible sites in thejcity. For paiticutars call on I.Y.SawtQll, Aug 9—lw Mitchell Streflt, near Roark’. Corn«r. LUMBER. T.K.ILEcfe OO- rTAVHon band ONB HUNDRED THOUSAND FEET of >Y. LUMBER for solo at tbeir Lumber Yard, corner of Marietta aud Peachtree Sts., Atlanta, Georgia, aug. t—lw. WANTED IMMEDIATELY. A SECOND Hand Job Po#er Press, about half me dium, or somewhat smaller, Persons having suck a Press for sale will please inform us of condition, whose make, Ac. Address “DAILY NEW ERA" OFFICE, Aug 9—ts Atlanta, Georgia. Di . C. H. Smith TENDERS his Professional Services to the Citizens oi Atlanta and vicinity. /Te may be found at the residence of Rev. H. C. Her nady, on Peachtree street July 12—• u W - NTED L WOULD like to bur a House and Lot, with fire or eix Rooms, near tho busineae part of the City—would prefer one ou Marlette, Peachtree or Deoatur Street.. July 30— ts THOS. K. WHITAKZR-