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THE DAILY NEW ERA. RY PHILLIPS & PRATHER. DAILY NEW ERA. OFFICE OF THK NEW EB*. In IM Bnildinir known »• ll>« “Ten ntnet Home," o» Loyd Street. NEW RATES The (kotowing are «be r.tw •®l»criplion tnd ndver t bins for 1>»U» Sew D .ity for one tn * * ™ D.Hy for six month* Daily for twelve month, luuu Siiwlecopiee. »i the counter. 5 rente Adrertieing. $1 00 per .. t ua:o of ten linee, and 50 eeuta f*r each eubeequeol ineettiou. Atlanta gwUttiw Divtdovy. Ad TAKES FBOH the new k’><a- The following Directory comprises a por tion of the leading and reliable business firms ia the city. Their announcements appear regulatly in the columns of the Daily New 1 Eh* • AVt riOS ANO COMMISSION HOUSES. B WAdxme, auction ao 1 commission merchant, Peach tree street W A Rams y A Co. Auction and Commission Merchants. Bm.se n, Whitaker A Co.. Amtion and Commlmlon Mer cha t«. and Real Estate Agents, lower story of tlr Exchange Hotel. Godfrey a Oatman, Oommwston Mer. haute, Peachtree street. G W Sciple, Anti. neer and Cninm mjou Merchant, on PeJcbUee street* Wagon Yard building. COMMISSION HOUSES. v W Winter, C tnm»i>n Merchant. Marietta street, two doors above K> I«’b new building I Y Sa •tell, rommbsion merrh-ait, near the corner of w M.ebah and Mltcbmi etre is. Gordon * Co., General Commission Merchants, Peach tree street. Garre it 4 Brother, Commission Merchant, Decatur street. * Mitchell, Reed &Co., Cummtesion Merchants, near cor ner Whitehall and HnnV r streets. Wylto JmnmnACo., Grocars sni Commission Mer chants, Depot street, uea T out house John T. Meador k Bro«., Produce and General Com mission Merchants, Whitehall street. R J Massey, commission and forwarding merchant, with Langston, Crane 4 Hammock. Winn, Tibbs 4 Co , grocers and commission merchants, Whieha-1 street. Abbott 4 Bros, commission msrchants, Whitehall street. Phillips & Flan de a, commsaion merchants, Mitchell street. Clark & Hester, Grocery and Commission Merchants, three doors above M .sonic H di, Decatur street. John H. L»v«jny 4 Co., Grocers and Commission Mer chants, Loyd street. Robert L. Crawley, Commission Merchant, South-East corner of Hunter and Pryor streets L.ngston, C.a .6 4 Hammock, Commission Merchants, Alabama street. A K Beago CommlMio. Merchant and wholeaale and retail dealer in me chandise generally, Whitehall street, opposite Roark’s corner. A j Haralson 4 Co, Groc rs aud Commission Merchants, W beat street, opposite Trout Bouse. Brown 4 Parrott, Grocers and Commission Merchants, Trout li-ju.e Block, Decatur str* et Wa Ketcham, Commission Merchant and Forwarding Agent, Mitchell street. Salmons 4 Simmons, Commission Merchants, W bitehall street. D P Ferguson. General Grocer and Commission Merchant, No. 4, Mitchell street. Robert J Lowery 4 Oak, Grocers, Dealers in Dry Goods, aud Commission Merchants, Alabama street. John Verdery 4k Bros., general comutiraion and forward ing merchants, Whitehall stxeet, between Alabama and Hunter streets- Dermot 4 Kramer. Whitehall street, next door to Powell 4 Marshall’s auction house. WHOLESALE < RETAIL DEALERS. Scott, ('arsons 4k Freeman, dealers iu Dry Goods, Groce ries, Drugs, Medicines, etc, Whitehall street. R M HuuUay, dealer m dry goods etc , Pryor street. J K Mouuee, wholesale and retail dealer in dry goods etc, next door to corner of Decatur and Wheat street*. J R Mounce, whol« sale and retail dealer in tin ware, copper and sheet iron aud hardware, next door to the turner of Wheat an« Ducat nr streets. Burns 4 Dwyer, Wbolewde and Retail Grocery and Liquor Merchants, near Georgia Railroad Rank. Wexel 4 Mcßride, Deal -rs »D Dry Gouda, 4c, Peach- Loeb 4 Co, Dry Goods Boots, Shoes, Hats, Keasy made Cl Jibing, etc , opposite Trout House. Wm Rich 4 Co., dealers iu dry good - , clothing, etc , Whitehall street. S B 4 E L Wight, dealers in dry goods, groceries, drugs, saddlery, hardware, etc., with John T Meador 4 Bro*., on site of old post office Balmoae Rc,immous, Wniteba 1 street HOTELS. Exchange Hotel, Alabama * treat, Basseen, .Whitaker 4 Co., Proprietors. Hall House, corner Pryor and Hunter streets, Jo.m T Hah, proprietor. Pultun House, corner of Ivy and Gilmer streets, Geo B Welsh, Propriet< r. Reilvue Hotel, ngton aud Mitchell streets Price 4 dtfkes, proprietors. PHYSICIANS. Dr 8 W Thompson, office al the store of Curry & Zachry Loyd street. Dr. F. 11. Orme, Homoßipathist, corner of Mitchell and Washington streets, fronting on Jity Hall square. Dr. B L- Seago, office on Whitehall street. Dr. C. H. Physician, Peachtree street. Drs E N 4 Ed Calhoun, comer of Washington and Peters streets. LAWYERS. Gartrell 4 Hill, Attorneys at Law. Office on Alabama street, a few doors below the Exchange Hotel. J hi k CUrke, McDon.ugh sire t. Bprayberry 4 White, Wbi shall street. Hammond 4 Baugh, Attorneys at Law, office over Willis 4 Young’s old stand, Alabama street. IBRUfiAR'CE AGEMTB. John C. Whitner, Insurance Ageut and Collector of Rotes, 4c., In Roark’s building, Mitchel: street, one door above Hhiteball. M C Blanchard, General Insurance Agent, office on Ala bama street. Jennings 4 Harris, Pryor street, near Trout House. REAL ESTATE AGErt'M. H Marshall, Real Estate agent, office at Gate City Car and Machine Works. Bjrayb»-rry 4 White. Land Agents. Whitehall street. Saaseen. Whitaker 4 Co., under Exchange Hotel Jenn.ngsA Harris, Pryor street, near Trout House. A K fieago, comer Whitehall and Mitchel’ streets. C Powell, auctioneer aud real estate agent, near Roark’s corner. ARCHITECTS. Fay 4 Gabbett, Architects and Civil Engineers. LUMBER DEtLEK. T Kile A Co., corner Pea:htree and Decatur street. COT toil SHIPPERS ASD DEALERS Austsl) 4 I unman eottou shippers, Marietta street E M Bruce, Cotton Broker, Alabama street, at the office of the buperintendant Atlanta 4 West Point Railroad. W Ketchum. Mitchell street. A K Seago, Wbichall .treet, opposite Roark', corner. VARIRTIICS. T M.gsn * Co , ««l of Railroad, between Marietta and Railnwvl. K M Munday. Pryor atreet, north of Tront Hoose. BAK HOOMI, RKHTAURANTIf, 4c. Exchange Hotel BHIU d aud Pool Boom, corner Pryor and Alabama <»tre<-U. • JlailrMd Re.-aor.nt, under John T Meador A Brog. <»eo bharp., Jr- nnder M-usonl- Hall Bill M<x?u, Loyd atreet, near Alabama. DACMTISTS. Dr J T. Campbell, Keeldent Deutixt, offlee above Koark'e coi a.r, whltaball afreet. TAILORING 811 Patlllo. In Munday'a atore, Pryor atreet, north of tho Trout Ifouae MUSIC AMD BOOKS. J J k S P U cbarda, on Petora afreet, near Holbrook 'u Hat Kwio.y. POUND* Y. B „e, Milla k Co., Gate City Foundry, Marietta atreet. CVTLKRY, < e . H "rr S'kir, P®u«e fumi.tdu- goodg, cutlery, etc. Fata l ee btrea., „ OITY MILITARY DIRECTORY. FELIX PRINCE SALM, Brevet Brigadier General Com maudiug Post. Captain A. STEUBRNAtiEL, Post Adjutant —Office iu City Hall. K. JOHNSON, Captain and Frovoat Marxhal.—Office in City H dl. Lieut OTTO BOTT'CIIKR. A A. Q. M., Poet Quarter master.—Office ou Alabama street. A. 8. SEATON. Captain aud C. S., Poet Comiulseaiy.— Office on Alabama all wt RAILROAD' GUIDE Gvurgiu HLuilroa.il* GEORGE 1 ONGE, Superintendent. PABBKNWKK FRAIN. Leavtte Atlanta 20 A. M. Bexches Augusta » I. M. Leaves Augusto J OU A. M. Roaches Atlanta 8 UO P. M. Atlunui uiiei YVest Feint llaiiroml* GEORG EG. HULL. Superintendent. Leave Atlanta » P M Leave West P..1..C !««* M. Arrive-at Atlanta ® "• Mncon and. Western Railroud* A. L. TYLER, Superintendent. Leave Atlanta ? 30 A. M. Arrive at Macon J J* Leav« Macou - ? i! Arrive at Atlanta P. M. Montgomery dw Went Point It* R* DANIEL H. CRAM, General Superintendent. Leave West Point 2 « P JJ Arrive at lolumbus 6 00 P. M. Ani.e at t hebaw. 7 00 P M.. Leave ( •> 00 A. 51. Leave 4 olnmbus •'••• 4 U 0 A. M Arrive at West Point 10 0U A. *l, Western A: Atlantic Railroad, A. A. TALMAG E. Superintendent. Leave Atlanta 8 10 A. M. Leave Chattanooga - 1 45 A. M. Arrive at Atlanta 7 3U P. M. Arrive at Chattanooga " 45 P. M. "WHOLESALE HOOSr S,. B. & E. L. WIGHT, IT Jffl T. MEAfIOB & tt. ON SITE OF OLD POST-OFFICE, Have just received from New York a large a well selected stock of DBY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND BONNETS, CLOTHING, YANKEE NOTIONS, HARDWARE, SADDLERY, DRUGS, GROCERIES, Bic., &c., Which thpy will nell at wholesale at Nashville and Cln ciunati price*, freight added. Now is the time for Country Merchants to replenish their stocks. Our goods have been solectc’d by our Senior Partner with a great d-al of cure and an eye to the wants of the people at thia lime. Cali yourflelvei or send your orders accompanied with cash, They will receive pranipt personal attention.— Write us and vte w.H suud you list of on hand.and prices of saiue, S. B. &E.L. Wight, Aug 11—Im ° Intelligencer copy. L. L. ABBOTT. | W. L. ABBOTT. | B. F ABBOTT. ABBOTT & BROTHERS, GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, AND Wholesale and Retail Dealers in PRODUCE IND GROCERIES, WHITEHALL. SfBEET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, We wieb to purchase BACON, LARD, CORN, WHEAT, OATS, COTTON, <fec. For which the highest market price will be paid. We have 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. Ang 11-6ni ABBOTT dk BROS. T. G. HOLT, Jr. ~ ATTORNEY AT LAW, MACON, GFEORG-IA, Office over Mix & Store, Will attend promptly to all business entrusted to bln care. Aug 12—3 m JOHN K. JACKSON, ' ATTORNEY AT LAW, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, !!.<■ rwumed th. Priwtlce of bla Profwulon. He >u»y be conanlled .t tho Store of Geo. T. Ja. ltxon k Cu. J’erxofiM to make application for epecla) pardon < an have proper p.rpura made up by Lilu. Augl'J—lm * ATLANTA, GA., SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 20, 1865. HEADQUARTERS FOR Saddles, Harness, &c JOHN MORROW. | WM. H. MOBkOW. JNO. MORROW & SON, No. 48, North Market Street, NEIR PUBLIC b’QUARE, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Manufacture:a aud Healers iu Saddles, Harness, Bridles, • Whips, &c. CO ICU and SADDLE material kept constantly op hand. GOOPS sent on order by' Express to any part of the South. We refer to Messrs. Cox & Hill, R.»lmons 4 Simmons, McNaught, Ormond 4 Co.. Lockhart, L*e 4Co , 8 A. ! urand. E q J T Porter, W W. Clayton. Agent Gn. R R. 4 Bauk’g Co., aud the business men of Atlanta generally. Terms Cash. Intelligencer copy. jy27—lm WILLIAM JENNINGS. | JAMES O. HARRIS. Jennings & Harris, REAL ESTATE AND Insurance Agents, AND REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS, Sell City or Country Property at Public or Pr vatu Sale, AGENTS FOR THE MOST RELIABLE Fire, Life and Travellers Insurance Co’s, Office on Pryor street, near Trout House ATLANTA, GEORGIA. An? 9 3iu* NEW GROCERY AXD COMMISSION STORE. CLARKE & HESTER, Three Doors Above Mssonio Hall, DECATUR STREET, Have just received a D”w and largo aupply ot Fami’y Groceries, atnoug which may be f>und MEAL, FLOUR. LARD. PRIME RIO COFFEE, SUGAR, GREEN AND BLACK TEA, ODA, PEPPER, 3PTC V , BROOMS CANDLES, CHEESE, SOAP, STARCH, PI KLE3 BUCKETS, BACON, MATCHES, MACK RKL. TOBACCO, YEA-T POWDERS, WHITE FISH, 4c., 4c, 4c, Which will be dispos' d of at the lowest possible rates 4&*Particular attention given io Const nments L»WIS H CLARKE. MITCHELL G HE TER. Aug 7—lm Late ot Augusta, Georgia. FULTON HOUSE. BY G. B. WELSH, Formerly Proprb tor of Brown House, M.'icon, Ga. ON THE CORNER OF IVY AND GILMER STREETS, Atlftrita, Georgia. <9**- To hfs numerous friend* the above announcement is sufficient. 4®* Give Welsh a call. Welsh will enlarge his establishment. 4®- Call for the Fulton House and find Porters skill ful aud iru-ty, ever ready at the Depot. ▲ ng 10—3ni "send”your cotton FORWARD. We have perfected an arrangement with MESSRS. KEIN & OO„ Os Savannah, Georgia, owners of the Steamboat * * Il 33 n 2ES JXT.” Running between Savannah and Augusto, to ah p all Cotton consigned to us In New York. We are prepared to pay all freight and internal taxes on all Cotton and other produce shippod to ns la New York. Ail order* for tho purchase of Goods will receive prompt attention. A. AUNTELL Can be conferred with at bis residence on Marietta Street, Atlanta, Georgia. AUSTELL & INMAN. Aug B—ts •*- Macon Telegraph and Auguata ConatltutionaHet copy two woeka and forward bill to thia office. ~JF. R. MOUNCE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries Books and Stationery, and Geurial Variety htoie, Call and examine my stock next door to corner ot Decatnr and Wheat etreeto, Atlanta, Georgia. Aug 6—vW NEW GOODS! THE LATEST ARRIVAL! H. L JO.XES, A. G. GRIER, WITH WM.' RICH & CO., Are just receiving and opening a large and well selected stock of STAPLE ffl FABCY DHY ON WHITEHALL STBEET, Between Alabama Street and the Bailroad One of the most olegaut stands in the city. THEIR STOOK CONSISTS IN PART OF Ladies Hats, Ribbons, Trimmings, Dry Goods, Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods, CLOTHING, STATIONERY, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, SOAP, CANDLES, SUGAR, CIGARS, NOTIONS, ETC-, To which th?y invite the special attention of the public. Their stock compri-e-i th- aud m st fashion able styles and was selected with particular care by an experienced tradesman. We will sell as low as the market aifords. Aug 13—6 m BMEW GOODS! YONGE & ANDERSON, Os Savannah. Georgia, at the store of JOHN D. BU TT & BRO., 266 BROAD ST,, AUGUSTA, GA., Have just receivcd an entire new stock of Choice Family Groceries. Liquors. Ale and Porter, consisting in paitof Pure Java Coffee, Rio Coffee, Doni in go Coffee, Crushed aud Brown Sugar. Caudles. Soap, Starch, Cigars, Macke rel, Fine Green Tea, Fine Black Tea, and eveiy article in the groceiy liae. , A l * o , A cho ce assortment of Ladles’ Dress Goods, Ladies’, Miss s’ and Children’s Shoes, Hoop Skirts. Fancv Soaps, Extracts and Perfumery, 4c.. 4c. Patronage solicited. PHILIP YONGE. July 15—tt GEO. VV. ANDERSON, Jr. A. W MITCHELL | J. M. C REED. | F. M. RICHIRDSOIf. Mitchell, Reed & Co., WAREHOUSE ▲ND COMMISSION MERCHANTS A HD WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS. Near Cor. Whitehall & Hunter Sts. July 21—Im PLEASE TAKE NOTICE CITIZENS AND TRAVELERS. I have refitted those large aud splendid rooms under the Maronic Hall, and opened a first class Drinking and Billiard Saloon, ▲nd intend It shall be second to none In this State. I have on he nd and always shall keep, Old and Pure Liquors; none other shall be sold in my saloon. The Bar is under the executive matfagement of these clover and affable gentlemen ‘Tom Collier and Billy < laik, who bate no superiors in their line, and they will be happy to sec their old friends. Cm ptain White, the clever man of Atl .nta and Augusta notoriety, ha full charge of tho Billiard Tables. 1 re speciiuliy ask a liberal share of patronage Geo. SSlim-p, Jr., Proprietor. N. B—ln ■ few day. I .hall open a Firet Olau Blning Ko°m and Keataurant ou th« European atyle. with ac com mod at ton for one hundred and fifty to a Tra- T ut r ‘nll l b ," , ' r,h, ' In mind, a. my tab!J will abound with ail the delkuclej of the season. G. 8. Jr. Aug 15—Lt DAVID B ■ETCHINGS, | W. W. F»<AZKR JAMKH A | BKN. C. WKIVBR. BUTfIIIMJS, DIIMLIN & I'o, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION -MERCHANTS AND DEALERS Leaf Tobacco, (k untry Produce. &C.J &C.J &c NORTH SIDE MAIN STREET, be tween SEVENTH and EIGHTH, LOUISVILLE, KY. Strict attention paid ’e the Bale of BACON, LARD, pork, WIIKAT, FJLOUR, WHISKY* Will fill all orders tor VSag’g’ing', K.oj>e, etc. aug 3-3tno Ta LU AB LE PR 0 P ■RIY FOR SALE. WE will sell at private sale abcut eight Acres of land, •including the site of the Steam Tannery. The boilers aud about thirty vats, are in good O'der. a little expense will make them p rfect. Also, a tract of wood land about three* miien from Dalton, Georgia, situated on the Railroad, containing two hundred and thirty three acres. Also, a tract oi w< od land about two miles from Stone Mountain, near the Rrilruad. containing one hundred and ten acres Also, a tract of wood land, Lot N* 304, 2d District of Applisg County. Georgia, con taining four bund ed and ninety acres. Also, a tract of wood land in Palaski County, Georgia, containing twe hundred and forty-three acres. Parties wishing to fAirchase will find me at the office of the Atlanta & West Point Railroad Company, Atlanta, Georgia. R. J. Henderson, Aug 9—ts Agent, TWO CHOICE PLANTATIONS. THE Undersigned offers for sale two desirable places in Chambers County, Alabama One comprising 750 odd acres, Oak and Hickory, miles from West Point, immud lately on tho Montgomery aod West Point Rail road as well is the main thoroughfare between the cities. The other situated one mile southeast of the above described place, consists of 1200 acres of tine Pine Lan ', 400 just cleared, the remainder heavily timbered- Roth pieces are well improved, convenient to good Fch >ols ami Churches, and adapted to Corn and Cotton The ab v w lands offer great inducements to any one wishing to embark in the Lumber or Planting interest Refers to J no. C. Whitnor, John Wright and 0 W. inter. Alfred Harrell. Aug B—-2m HALL HOUSE. TRY IT. ONT corner of Pryor and Hu ter street®, in rear of Exchange H<»tet. Neat'y furnished for the accom r luo .alien i tue ttaveliug public. Inquire ior the HA.LL 1101 TSE. 1 Porters in attendance on arrival of every train, to transport Baggage, eic. aug 4 Im JOHN T. HALL. Tax Notice. fITHE books for receiving and collecting the City Taxes _L for the pres-nr year will be opened on Monday next, 21st inst, at tue store of B W Adams &Co , next door to A. 0 Wyh’s old stand, Peachtree street- in order to shorten tbowoik and save the cltisons trouble, from those who are prepared I shall receive and collect at the same time The people are urgently requested to come forward at once and give in and pay their taxes- Robert Crawford, Aug 15—2 m T. R. and C. C. A. J. T- THOMAS & CO., SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, Commission and Forwarding Mer chants, will give prompt attention to all business entrusted to them. RKFKRKNCE3 : A. Porter, Eq , Dr. F. T. Willis, Savan nah, Ga. ; Doras L. Stone, h*q , N. P. Hosack, Esq., Now York ; Messrs. Elder & Haw, Q. Somerville N »rrid. E«q., Baltimore. aug 3 1m DR.F.~ H ORME. Iloniosopathlst, HAS resumed the practice of his profession in Atlan ta. He may be found, for the present, at the real* denoe of Col. Dabney, corner of Mlchullahd Washington streets, fronting on City llail Square jy2B—lm WANTEDIMMEOrATELYr' A BUILDING LOT for a Residence, situation prefer* red on Marietta, Peachtree or Decatur Streets, convenient to business portion of City. Apply at once to Sassoon, Whitaker & Co. AugU—tf ________ seago, Office on Whitehall Street. Will practice Medicine and Surgery. jy-28—tf BACON: 0 000 flue, clear Side BACON ’ aug 4tl l ° f WHIIAOR * VOLUME I—NUMBER JO A.BRIVED AT LAST AT THE “VARIETIES.” Wbit* Irf.d and Oil, Niata of Tuba, Copperas, Oyatera. Slate* and Pencil*. Whitewash Biunhea, Meal Sliter*, Fancy Baaketa, Cheere, C.indy, White mure Card*. Fine Pocket Kuive*, Curry Comb*, Star Candle*, Caudle Mould*. Hand B*wt, Eatra Flue Green Tea, M*totes, Men's Shoe*, Hate, <kc., Ac., At Wholesale and Retail. We aeil cheap aud they will buy. F. Hagan A Co’s "VARIETIES,” east of the Railroad, On Whitehall atreet* between Railroad and Aug 9 —ts Decatur street. GREAT ATTRACTION! NEW FURNITURE Os Every Description. At Private Sale a largo aud selected LOT OF■! N MW. caasistiKß or Bureatiß, Wardrobe*, Sales. Chair*, Parlor acd Chamber Setts. Lounges and anything else you want. Cull at one. and supply yourselves cbasp Sasseen, Whitaker & Co. Aug 12—ts B. W. ADKMB | T. 8. FOWXLL- B. W. ADAMS & CO., GROCERS AND Ccmmission Merchants) Peachtree Street, next door to A. C. Wyly’B old stand, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. AF* Conaienmento of all kinds respectfully solicited. Aug 2—3 m BL’G(JV HORSE. AF NE, largo size B\Y HORSE, eight years oM, black mmo and tail, aud perfectly sound Any uno desiring a good, reliable horso for a family Rocka way, can call on us. Terms rea onabie. ALSO House and Lot on n <achtree street, with tour rooms. Kitchmi and Stable, and good garden. ▲l4lO Eleven acres Land, lying on State Road, opposite Mr. Ponder’s reaideuce, and adjoining Mr. Loyd’s property, and Mayson’s Ferry road. For sate by aug 2 ts SASSEb N, WHITAKER 4 GO. Bagging, Rope, Flour. 450 Barrth Western Flour, choice brands. 100 Coils Kentucky Rope. 100 Roll* Kentucky Bagging. 100 Hanks Twiue. ’ For sale, on must reasonable terms, by A. K. SEAGOj Cum mi im ion Merchant. Aug I—ts Atlanta, Ge. TaMD FDRIALJEr J A ACRE'?, an old settled place, five miles from trV Atlanta, well known. The Housux have been de suroyod. There stitl remains a large, flue Orchard, in g”d condition. A Bargain may be had by applying soon. ALSO Two vacant Lots, adjoining Sam Sherwoo Ps, on Doca tur strcot. aug 2 ts BAB3EEN, WHITAKER 4 CO. TO CAPITALISTS! ’ Good Chanoo for Investment! ANY one who hu * capital of Vive Thoiuand 11.11. re, and wi«ho> to inveet II In one of the moot paying Inetitntiooe in the South, will find it to hi* intereat t. inquire at Tliin Ofllce. Aug 6—ts saltTsalk 200 barrels Salt. For sale by A, K. SEAGOj „ .. Oommitaion Merchant. Corner Whitehall end Mitchell Strevta, Atlanta, G*. Aug b —ts House For Sale. A NEAT and comfortable Cottag. Houve, near th. bu Incea part of Whitehall etreet, coulaulng St. room*, good. Ketchvn, Water and Gat den. BABSKKN WtIITAKI'H A CO. Alao one Vacant City Ixit on Hunter afreet. »»g- 2 tt g. w. A 00, Family Flour. 100 barrels Family Flour, for sale by Abbott & Brothers, Aug 13-ts ' Whitehall gtreetf SALT! SALT!! I OOfl 10 s »cke t>" Virginia Salt for cal. L/% V/vJ at tho Warehouse in rear of Muonic Ha ll -®/ J J FORD, *ug 3 Im A g . Bt