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Atlanta, September 8, 1800. Reading Matter on every Page. The Choice Case* This oa.se which was so ably argued a few days since before the Supreme Court has been decided. The opinion of the Judges was de livered yesterday evening. The Court has re fused to grant anew trial to the unfortunate young man. Fulton County Executive Committee. The following named gentlemen compose the Executive Committee of Fulton County : V. A. Gaskii.l, 15. M. Smith, Jared I. Whitaker. Thomas Haney, Jno. H. Macaslu. Thomas F. Lowe, and Dr. Jno. G. Westmoreland. By order of the Breckinridge & Lane Club of Fulton county, the following names have been added to the Executive Committee: B. C. Yancey, T. L. Cooper, John Collier, H. Muhlenbrink, C. H. Chandler, W. S. Bassforp, L. H. Davis, John Ennis. Cane Lost. Dropped from a buggy a gold headed cane, plain, with Che initials J. M. B. to N. C. 11. on Saturday last, about one o’clock, between Maj. Lovejoy's and Mr. Isaac Winsliip’s. The tinder, by leaving it at this office, will be liberally rewarded. Phenomenon. On Thursday night last, about dieven o’, lock, we beheld a very strange phenomenon. The Northern sky, to the space of 45 degrees above the horizon, wid tiuged with a blood red hue, such as a painter gives to a sunset land scape. Immediately above the horizon there was a streak of silvery light. We presume it was the Aurora Borealis. Will some of the scientific men of our city give us some light upon the subject t REMEMBER NOAV THY CREATOR. BY HELEN AI’OUSTA BROWNE. Now in Life’s bright, sliining morning— Now in childhood’s sunny hours, When the vernal Spring’s adorning Ev’ry pleasant way with flow’rs ; While the “evil days” are banished, While our hearts are free from cares, And their tablets yet untarnished By the finger-marks of years. While our skies are still unclouded. While our hopes are full of light. Ere these pleasant paths arc shrouded In the mystic veil of night : Let us make a dedication Os our spirits to the Lord, Through a daily meditation O'er the pages of ‘‘His Word.” Let us look to Him who proffers Daily messages of love, Each accept His blessed offers Os an endless life above. Now, in youth’s bright, sunny morning— Now, when Spring is in her prime. Spirit voices whisper warning. “Now is the accepted time !” OCR OLD ROOF TREE. BY MRS. R. B. EPSON. Dear hallowed shade ! tliy name recalls Sweet glimpses of the namcles, charms Os golden hours, when I reposed Beneath thy kindly sheltering arms. A vision of a dear, soft hand Laid on my head in mute caress ; And loving eyes, whose depths revealed Such wells of holy tenderness. Ah me! those loving eyes are dim Beneath the valley’s drifting leaves; And gloom and darkness fold their wings Around the mossy, brooding eaves. Yet this still hour the light of years Gleams through the shadowy lens of even, And gilds my dear old Eden home— Type of my fairer home in Heaven. Dit. Grf.enk’s Oxygenated Bitters. —We are not in the hit!it, a* onr readers are aware, of recommending or notic ing the various nostrums that are urged ii|K>n the public attention. Rut there are occasional case* where a depar ture from this* rule seems proper, and the article above named presents a cane of this kind. This medicine has acquired a permanent reputation for the relief of dyspepsia, liver coiuplaiut, heart-burn, and all difliculties originating or proceeding from the digestive organs, and, containing no alcohol, no mineral, or any poisonous drug, it is one o the safest remedial prescriptions. For a fuller account the reader is referred to the advertisement of the article.— Worcester Spy. P B. ROBSON & CO., GROCERS \ Whitehall .SI., and W. ATLAOTA, ISA. COMMIS’N MERCHANTS. Are now receiving, and wili have additions weekly, 3000 Bushels Corn; 500 sacks extra and superfine FLOUR; 30,000 lbs Bacon SIDES and SHOULDERS ; 4000 Plain and Trimmed HAMS ; 3,000 lbs LARD, in bbls and cans; 350 bags Rio, Java and Laguira COFFEE; 30 hhds New Orleans SUQAR; 100 bbls A, B and C Sugar; 35 bbls crushed and powdered SUQAR; 50 bbls New Orleans SYRUP; 30 half bbls New Orleans SYRUP; 50 Lbls N. York Sugar House SYRUP; 30 half bbls N. York Sugar House SYRUP; 350 boxes Adamantine CANDLES; 100 boxes State CHEESE; 50 boxes E. D. CHEESE; 1 00,000 Havanna and German CIGARS; 350 boxes TOBACCO—aII qualities; I 000 lbs SMOKING TOBACCO, in bags—fine; 400 kegs NAILS, 3 to 40 penny; 35 bbls Nos. 1,2 and 3 MACKEREL; 75 half bbls Nos. 1, 2 and 3 MACKEREL; 50 quarter bbls Nos, 1,2, and 3 MACKEREL; 40 kits Noa. 1, 2 and 3 MACKEREL; 40 cans spiced SALMON; 6 quintals COD FISH ; 35 bbls cider and white wine VINEGAR; 1000 lbs Moccaboy SNUFF; 35 boxes turpentine SOAP; 35 boxes fancy toilet SOAP; 3 O dozen quarts, gal and gal PICK LES; 30 kegs carbonate SODA ; 3000 lbs carbonate SODA, in pound papers; 000 boxes SARDINES; 3000 lbs black, gunpowder and hyson TEAS—fine 500 sack* SALT; 30 hhds Cuba MOLASSES; 75 boxes CANDY; Matches, Brooms, S. B. ROBSON, Copperas, Pepper, Spices, Tubs, Buckets, R. C. ROBSON. Nuts, Raisins, Shot, Powder, Lead, Starch, Ac. &e A.t the Lowest Orders solicited. TERMS CASH. This is the Best Market in Georgia for the Buyer. TIS.'V’ IT! PgT*Special attention given to the saie and purchase of PRODUCE ON COMMISSION. Sion B. Robson Robt. Cornelius Robson. June 7,1800. fD. N. JUDSOX, Agent, Dealer and Worker in ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE, ATLANTA, GA. MONUMENTS. Box Tombs, Tablets, Head and Foot Stones, Furniture, Marble, Ac. furnished on accom mod iting terms. Office and Yard corner of Feachtree and Walton Streets, opposite F. 11. Coleman (old stand High, Butler A Cos.) He is also agent for the sale of Iron Railing. August 19,1859 ly mu NOTE AND EXCHANGE LIST, . CORRECTED BY A. W. JONES, BROKER. Good Georgia and South Carolina Banks, Par Except Commercial Bank of Brunswick, Brunswick, 6 disc't ! Timber Cutters Bank, Savannah, ..5 44 Interior Bank, Griffin ’ 5 44 1 Planters Si Mechanics Bank, Dalton, 25 44 Now Bank of Whitfield, 44 25 44 Good Fennessee Banks, 1 (a) 2 44 Except Bank of Chattanooga, Chattanooga. |wr Alabama Banks, 1 @ 3 disc’t ’ Louisiana... 44 ...2 44 Virginia 44 j>}£“ North Carolina Banks, Except Miners & Planters Bank, Murphy, Kentucky Banks, 2 dft 3 44 Missouri 44 5 * 4 ’ North Western Banks 5 44 Northern and Eastern Banks, 1 @ls 44 Florida .1 @1 5 44 Land Warrants. 40 acres, per acre, 95 cents 60 “ 44 SO 44 120 44 44 75 44 160 44 44 75 44 Exchange—Selling Rates. New York,. Prem. Charleston, $2 “ r Savauuah, 44 New Orleans, (nominal) }$ 44 t - ATLANTA PRICES CURRENT. Corrected by S. B. Robson & Cos. Grocers, Whitehall street. BAGGING— Gunny ¥ yard,<oo BALE ROPE —machine... # * Bis <a> 9 BACON—hams #&> < 13}| @ 15 Should’rs $1 lb (2) il Sides # lb @ls Hog round # lb @ CANDLES —Sperm slb 40 @ 45 Adamantine slb 20 @ 24 Star slb 19 @ 24 COFFEE-Java lb 18 @ 20 Rio slb 13 @ 15 CHEESE— Northern „.# lb 12}$$ 12}$ English Dairy #lb 14 @ 14 FLOin\k-#uperfliie $ bbl 750 @7 76 7 Extra # bbl 7SO @8 00 Family # bbl 800 @8 50 GRAlN— corn skd # bush, 105 @1 10 Oats # bush 85 Peas # bush’ LARD —in barrels $ tt 13 @ 13} a In Kegs and Cans. W \ 13 @ 14 HAY —Eastern # cwt 200 @ LEAD —Bar ....<y tt> 8 @ Sheet $ lb 9 @ LlME —Stone HYDRAULIC CEM’T .V bbl 325 @4 00 MOLA SS E S —Cuba # gall 33}$ @ 35 Muscv’d’o and PR# gall 35 * @ 37 New Orleans V gall 53 @ 58 NAlLS —Assorted, * keg 4 25 4}s PORK # lb 7 POWDER— keg rifle V keg 61$ @7 00 Blasting # keg 4 }s @ 5 50 POTATOES —Sweet # bush 75 @1 00 Irish Northern # bbl 375 @4 00 RICE— ij n> 6 6U SUGAR— New Orleans wlb SU Qfr 10 ]Z Clarified A fl tb , 111..; @ 12 “ B #> iok@ u “ c lb i 10 & iou Loaf Ilb ‘ 1 2U® 13 SOAP —Turpentine, common# lb b)Z @ 6 | Family, pale # tt> 6}.^ STARCH— No. 1, pearl .# tt> @ 8 SALT —Liverpool # sack \ 150 @ SHOT— Drop # bag , 200 Buck V lb B}s @ SPlCES—Pepper # lb 12 Ginger # lb 9 WHEAT— Red bush 150 @65 White v bush 165 @1 66 IRON— Swede # lb 6U Etowah # lb 3}s Band # lb 5 English 9 lb 3}s Hollow ware V lb 5 Axles f lb 6 SHOVELS At SPADES# doz 11 50 Springs # lb 11 WHITE LEAD #lb 8 @ OlL— Linseed V gal 90 Lard # gal 1 25 Kerosine # gal 1 40 Sperm V gal 160 @2 00 Train V gal 50 @ 76 GLASS—BXIO, Am # box 2 25 BXIO, For &> box 2 50 PUTTY lb ; 6 CRACKERS lb 8 @ 9 CANDY lb 16 @ 17 MACKEREL. No 3 ! I bbl 12 50 No 2 1 I bbl ‘ 15 00 @lO 00 No 1 I bbl < 18 00 @2O 00 EGGS 1 doz > 15 CHICKENS pi’ce . 15 @ 20 SOLE LEATHER Hemlock #lb 23 @ 26 Oak Tan # lb 35 CALF SKlNS— French # doz 35 00 American # doz 28 00 @3O 00 WHlSKEY— common # gal 28 @ 33 Country, corn # gal ,75 @ 85 Rye # gal S 45 @ 76 Domestic Gin # gal < 45 @ 60 Domestic Brandy..# gal , 45 @1 50 Best French... 44 ....# gal ? 225 @7 00 . N. E. Bum # gal < 47 @ 50 Not*.—xfieso are wholesale rates, and those buying at retail have to pay a small advance on above prices. THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY! SIR JAMES CLARKE’S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS. PROTECTED LETTERS BY ROYAL iATKNT. Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, M. D. Physi cian Extraordinary f * the Queen, mill.B well known medi ine is no imposition, but a sure | ami safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstruc tions, from any cause whatever; and although a powerful 1 remedy, it contains nothing hurtful to the constitution. To Married Ladies it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a 1 short time, bring on the monthly period with regularity. In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in the Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits, Hysterics, Sick Headache, Whites, and all painful liseHses occasioned by a disordered system, these Pills will effect a cure when all i other means have failed. These Pills have never been known to fail where the direc tions on the 2 d page, of pamphlet are well observed. For full particulars get a pamphlet, free, of the agent. N. B.—sl and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any author ised agent, will insure a bottle, containing over 50 pills, by return of mail. Sold in Atlanta by Dr. Young, Massey & Lansdell,and all responsible Druggists. JOHN WRIGHT A CO. N. Orleans, March 14 ly Wholesale Agents for the South. WILL BE SOLD, on Monday H next, at the CITY IIALL, between the usual hours of sale, a NEGRO WOMAN by the name of JULIA GIBBS. Sold under the Ordinance prohibiting free persons of color coming in the city and remaining longer than ten days. G. W. ANDERSON, SeptOtds City Marshal. Mrs. a. Isaacs, Fashionable Milliner, \VHITK!IAI£ ST. ATLANTA, OA. Keeps constantly on hand a large and splendid as sortment of BONNETS of the latest styles, suitable for all seasons. Head Dresses, Berthe Capes, Fancy Articles, Ac. Ac., which she will offer at very low prices, and would respectfully solicit a call. | April 5 dswly #3O REWARD. RANAWAY from the subscriber on the night of the 21st ultimo, my negro boy BILLY, 14 years of age, about 4*£ feet high, and of a dark brown complexion. lie is spare built, takes long steps, has a bushy head of hair, and the formation of his head tends somewhat to the shape of a sugar loaf. He is quick spoken, has a scar on his right cheek which resembles a burn; has also a scar on his right arm, and a large one on his right leg. jle had been but a very short time in my possession, ha ving but recently purchased him, but I find he is in the habit of running off from his owners with but little provo cation, which doubtless caused the scars mentioned. The above reward will be paid for his delivery to me in Atlanta, or for his apprehension and safe lodgment In jail, where I can get him. MRS. E. C. STARR. A#-Augusta Constitutionalist and Charleston Courier, will please give the above 3 insertions each, and forward their bills. Sept 4 ts NOTICE. Jonathan Graham, GENERAL DEALER IX FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS. Fresh Arrivals Daily, consisting of ORANGES. LEMONS, BANANAS, PINE APPLES. FIGS, RAISINS, PRUNES, APPLES, AND ALL KINDS OF FRUIT IN ITS SEASON. ALSO Fresli CANDY. American, French and Turkish, oi the finest quality. Several kinds of NUTS; a large and well selected stock of TOYS, direct from the manufac turers, too numerous to mention, cheap, at whole sale and retail, for cash, and cash only. Country orders punctually attended to. Norcross Build ing, Whitehall st. Atlanta, Ga. Corner Congress and Drayton st. Savannah, Ga. N.B. Fire-works kept constantly on hand. June 7 PLANTERS’ HOTEL ATLANTA, GEORGIA, OPPOSITE THE PASSENGER DEPOT, THOROUGHLY renovated and refurnished, and in the very centre of the business portion of the City, jan 13,1860 dtf W M. O’HALLORAN, Prop. PIANO FORTES.— A large lot of Instruments for sale at Richards’ Bookstore, Whitehall street. Among my lot may be found Newman’s Double Sounding Board Pianos, which are not surpassed by any others. July 26 Oct ’59 ly A. CLOUD. THE HA.ILY LOCOMOTIVE. Cox, Hill & Cos. WHOLESALE GROCERS, PEACHTREE STREET, ATLANTA, GA. I)A HIIDS- prim* and choice N.O. Sugar, just received A U and for sale by (April II) COX 4 IIILL. 1 O HHIIS. chrice Cardenas Molasses, in store and for “ale by (April 11) COX 4 HILL. 20 CASKS Muir & Son’s Edinburgh Ale, in jugs, for v sale by (April 11) COX 4 HILL. K B HI. S. Peach Brandy in store and for sale by march 6 COX, HILL 4 CO. 20 PKS ’ Ginger Brandy in store and for sale by _ march fl COX, IIILL 4 CO. 10 P*^ s Ginger Wine, a very superior article, in store v and lor Bale by COX, IIILL 4 CO. O BBLS. Gibson’s Old Nectar Whiskey, for sale very low by [feb 22] COA~ HILL <t: CO. f-l | BBLS. various brands Rye Whiskey, for sale by ’J\J teb 22 t’O.r, IIILL <£• CO. RA BBLS. Golden Syrup, in store and for sale by ‘'l’ fob 22 COX, HILL it CO. 1 OA BBLS. Refined Sugar, for sale by lUU fob 22 6 COX, HILL a CO. 01 A BOXES Extra Star aud Adamantine Candles, for AilU side by [fob 22] COX HILL it CO. 1 OA BAGS good to prime Rio Coffee, for sale bv 100 fob 22 COX, HILL i CO. 200 00< ) SI> ANISII American Cigars, lor sale by ’ J leb 22 co.r, hill a co. on P’K’G’S Crescent Brandy, old and soil, from pri- Mo vate stock, for sale by COX, HILL it CO. 7 BBLS. Domestic Rum, Gin and Brandy, for sale by y> fob 22 COX, HILL <t CO. 1 0 01 ‘* Port “nd Malaga Wine, for sale bv lO fob 22 COX, HILL it CO. 200 BBLS. Smith’s extra, and other favorite brands 111 f O Bectin. and 11 hiskey, now in store and for sale bv fetl 22 COX, HILL <* CO. ’1( K ) BOXES Tobacco, various grades, for sale by fob 22 COX, HILL & CO. NEW MUSIC! A LARGE lot of NEW MUSIC for tho Piano-Forte, just - received and for sale nt the Bo>k and Mueic Store of . „ . r - 3. J. RICHARDS & CO., Whitehall street, Atlanta, Ga. * /m - -■*- ■*--■l.jhl, HXCS-IHL9 tlmeral Produce Commission Merchants, and Wholesale and Retail GROCERS, Peachtree Htreet, Atlanta, Geo. TJIK UNDERSIGNED havo thin day formed a co-partnership under the firm name of CARROLL A HIUIJ lor the transaction ol a I reduce, Commission and Grocery Trade, in the city of Atlanta. liJTJZV? ™ l 2 l AslP l,,jr . wf alSJ ,N £s #EE AND western produce. Orders for BACON, LARD, FLOUR, &,<*. promptly at tended to. JOS P IIu!i?° L,J * Removal. UNDKBBIGNKD HAS IIJCMOVRI > I IIS L.AItGR AND -L SELECT STOCK OF SMS AID CAPS, fi;om MARIETTA ST. To NEW IKON FRONT BUILDINGS ON WHITEHALL ST. Tie, would i‘<dl the attention of the citizens of Atlanta and mein ity to his NEW GOODS, purchased last wed:. They embrace <dl the, ■<” ■ m> ■H3SPS r ■ - AND jW'-M-’WR JAMES S. MARTIN, Whitehall St. Atlanta, Ga. SIGN OF TIIE BIG HAT. July B Lime! Lime! ROGER’S IIIIIhS KVi: LICK! READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES: Ido hereby certify that I have worked Roger’s Lime non fully satisfied that it is superior to any southern made for several years, and I have not found any other Limo, Lime I have ever used, and equal to the lies 1 Thonmston made South, equal to it. WILLIS PECK. Line. CHARLES SCIINATZ Plasterer. June 0, 1860 Atlanta, Ga. 6th Sune, 1860. This is to certify that I have worked Roger’s Bird’s Mr. A. K. Smqo: This will certify that I have foryears Kyi Lime for several years, and find it the best Lime made past used Roger’s celebrated Bird’s Eye Lime, and lam inihe South. GANGWAY MARTIN, Blast, and Cont Roger’s Lime is sold in Atlanta only l*y a. K. SKA GO, ABBOTT & BROTHER, MALONE & JOHNSON. My stock of FLOUR, CORN, RACON, LARD, kc, &c,, is large and prices reasonable. A. K. SEAGO, (Successor to Sengo &. Abbott.) April 11, 1860 CORNER FORSYTH AND MITCHELL STREETS, ATLANTA, OA DRUGS & MEDICINES. mm, Tiny jois, Sign of the Golden Eagle Corner of Peachtree and Decatur Streets, \ VfOULD hereby call the attention of Physicians, Merchants and the public generally, to their large and well select© 11 stock of Drugs, Medicines, Oils, <Scc. &cc. Embracing everything comprised in the regular Drug Business, which they are prepared to sell on the most favorable terms, For Cash or Approved Paper. Having unequalled facilities for the purchase of goods, they offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS In addition to their stock of STAPLE DRUGS and CHEMICALS, a full assortment of Perfumery, Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes, Fancy Soaps, &c. WHICH THEY RECEIVE DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS. Also, Fancy Goods, Combs, Colei Foil, Teeth, Dental Cases, Dental and Surgical Instruments, Medicine Chests, Etc. SOLE PROPRIETORS AND MANUFACTURERS OF TAYLOR’S ANTI-DYSPEPTIC ELIXIR. A2ilpr HOMESTEAD iive (Company, NEW YORK. OFFICE, WHITLOCK BUILDING, Xo. 136 Nassau, corner Beek.man St. Capital paid in., Surplus, 20,000. Capital being increased to - $200,000* Authorized Capital, ... SOO y OOO. THIS COMPANY Issues Policies upon all kinds of Insurable Property against loss or damage by fire, and the risk of inland naviga tion and transportation, upon the most favor able terms, and solicit a share of public patronage. JNO. K. OAKLEY. Sec’y. PHILO IIURD, Pres t. J. E. DUNHAM, Gen. Ag’t. DIRECTORS: PHILO IIURD. B M WHITLOCK, MOSES TAYLOR, W CHAUNCEY, W K STRONG, F A FISIIEH, PSPOFFORD. E HAIGHT, RB CURRIER, P C YANSCHACK, W A WHEELER, J B CORLIES, Y BARSALOU, C MELETTA, J B SNOOK, .1 B WILSON, N C PLATT, G CARROLL, B II LILLIE, J T WILSON, W H BULKLEY, J G HOLBROOKE, W L McDONALD. F MILLER. M D T J COLEMAN. J G LIGIITBODY, II W PECK, T F BRIXSMADE, N W BURTIS, II J BEERS, A MATARAN, P LATHROP. M M HURD, W M NEWEL. A. W. JONES, Agent, Atlanta, Ga. Also, Agent for other solvent Companies. Aug. 14, 1860. GREAT REDUCTION OF FREIGHT FROM NEW YORK TO ATLANTA, VIA CHARLESTON! Classification Adopted! * No Measurement Goods! The long-desired Through Rates from New York to Atlanta secured! All Stations on Western and Atlantic Railroad included! HATES: 3TEIMERS. BCRR OA.R.R. TOTAL. Ist Class, per 100 lbs., * (il SIS SSO $1.59 2d “ “ “ 11 ;I5 35 1.14 3d 36 30 30 96 ilh 36 23 25 86 Hats, Caps and Bonnets, 1.22 18 50 2.20 HENRY YONGE, Freight Agent South Carolina anil Georgia Rail roads, 195 Broadway, New York. New York. Aug. 4,1860. nng 10. L ’. S J S_A I.yiC) W: ’ Doc j'-_ J - N. .SIMMONS SALMONS, MATHEWS t CO. Spring Stock, Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Oeo., A n ° w prepared to offer to the Trade as good a selection of every style and xl. description of jj FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS as can be found in tlie city, at prices that will meet the views of purchasers. VV e have also every siyle of Carpeting', floor k Oil Cloths k Matting, at prices ranging from Twenty-five Cents to Two Dollars per yard. We also have a large stock of LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, RICH SILKS, BAREGES, ORGANDIES ana JACONETS, MUSLINS, with and without flounces. Also, a large line of beautiful small printed JACONET MUSLINS and BRILLIANTS, plain and fig’d WHITE SILKS and ROBES for bridal occasions Also, a complete stock of MOURNING DRESS GOODS Also, a large stock of GINGHAMS and PRINTS of every quality and style Our stock of EMBROIDERIES is large and of the latest styles, as also our stock of all qualities of GLOVES, among which may be found the well known Alexander Kid Gloves, of every shade of color. Our stock of Bleached and Brown SHEETING and SHIRTING Planters’ LINENS AND COTTONADES, is full and compleie. ’ We have also a large stock of BOOTS and SHOES of all qualities, among which may be lound a hue lot of Ladies’ Kid and Congress Boots, made in Phila delphia expressly for our trade. Also a large stock of UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS, all of which will he sold at wholesale and retail, at the lowest market prices ALL ORDERS PRO MPT LY^'ATT END ED TO. March 16 1860 GREAT SHOE AND LEATHER OF Dimick, Wilson & Cos. Peach Tree St., Atlanta, Ga. EQUAL TO ANY MANUFACTURED IN THE STATE, AND SUPERIOR TO ANY THING SOLD IN THIS MARKET. Oar Stock comprises the largest assortment of Boots and Shoes and Leather of any house in tills city, and will he SOLD AT PRICES AS LOW AS THOSE WHO KEEP AIV INFERIOR QUALITY OF GOODS. At all times on hand a large stock of Gents’ Water Proof Pump Sole and Light Stitch BOOTS, MADE xrv ATLANTA. Ladies’, Misses’, Children and Infants’ SHOES, Latest Styles Also, Mens’, Boys’ and Youth’s do 3,000 prs. Extra Heavy Double Sole Oak Russet BROGANS which we guarantee superior to anything ever sold in this market. 5,000 lbs. Hemlock Solo Leather, for sale at Charleston Prices 100 doz. FRENCH CALF SKINS?, just received from the Impor ters, and for sale at a Commission on New York Prices Boot Trees, Lasts, Pegs, Shoe Thread, and every thine con nected with the manufacture of BOOTS AND SHOES. We guarantee to sell lower than any House in this City. Those wanting anything in our line, will find it to their interest to call on us before purchasing o nr motto i. Quick Sales and Short Fronts. UIMICK, WILSON A CO?, jan la, 1800 At the sign of the Big Boot, Peach Tree Street, Atlanta, Georgia. Williams k McLean, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ALL K INDS OH Furniture! MiSS AMD mm MAftISSIS, LOGKINGGLASS PLATES, &C. Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Georgia. SOLE AGENT FOR WRIGHTS SPRING BED UMIITTEI) TO BE THE BEST IN USE, Which are guaranteed, or no sale. June 5 ly