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who >1pfVlb. tsaf?flse, If 'tfte towu i? bombarded, Tho Spabish"squad run, consequently, hesitates to opeu firs. Tho Porto hua withdrawn its de mood that the Montenegrins impli? cated id the Fadg'oeilzao outrage be surrendered, in order thut they ms> be tried by Turkish tribunals. Tht powere have advised tho Porte to send delegates * to attend the trial at Cel tique. ' London, January 23 ?It is feared a collision between Turkey'und Monte? negro is" Unavoidable. Russia aud Austria both warned the Hospador that he declares war on Turkey ou bis own, responsibility. Hhndaqd, January 23.? It is report? ed that the Carlisle are approaobiug Barcslopa, which.they hope to enter by Ropablioan connivance. Xo&?a??DbtC?Amorii an (Tlallrrp. Savannah, January 22.?The boiler ?>f J^tomotlve of , the night train rouV.Augusta . to Savannah, on tbe Charleston Bead, exploded near Har doovillo, at 8 A. M. Tbe engineer. John Bonneau, was borribiy| mashed, and wilt'' not recover. Two firemen were injured. No other damage, ATixANTA. Jouuory 22.~?-The matter of tho Reoeivorebip of tho Air-Line Railroad was argaed in . the 8nprem? Court upon, a petition from J. II Fisher, asking the Court to reconsider the Appointment of Col. L. P. Grant. Tho Court refused the petition npon the ground that snob transfer might jeopardise the rights of put ties litigant in thia Court. New Youk, January 23.?Tbe ice impedes,tbe ferries. Tho Mediator will probably be a to? tal loss. The cargo ia principally in tended for Augusta and Atlauta, and -. is roughly stated at from $50,000 to V?75,00p. I Crawford, N. J., January 23 ?John Gleoaon's house, with several children,, burned. Nsw YORK, January 23.?East River ia solid from shore to shore. Hun? dreds are-'CroMibR on the ice. Washington January 23 ?Neither House is in eesaipn. Judge J. P. Suuthworth, of Mobile, Ala., was to-day commissioned Special Assistant Attorney-GeneraI, to defend Deputy United States Marshals Ran? dolph, and Willford, of Alabama, who are indicted in the ? State Courts ol Sumter aud Miringo Counties, in ao cordanoe with the request of United States Marshal Healy, made some days agOi At the Republican caucus to-night, the committee hereoforo appointed to prepare' business made their report, proposing ssveral bills, inolnding the Dubjeot of civil rights, recognizing the Government of Louisiana, enforcing the rights of oitizuna and authoriziug the President i to saspend the writ of ' habeas corpus iu certain oases. There wae much disonssioo, but as the caucus was not foil, an adjournment till to . morrow night took plaae, when action will be taken on the bills presented. The Cabinet to-day had a long sob sioo, and mnah of the time was occu? pied in tbe discussion of affairs gene? rally in tbe South. .Probabilities?During Sunday, in the South Atlantic States, lower baro? meter, slight changes in temperature, East or South winds and cloudy or rainy weather will prevail. New York; January 23?Charles Fox's funeral was largely utteudud by the theatrical profession. TeUgranhlK?Cumnir.rciui ttanorta. paris. January 23.?Rentes G2f. 20o. kLrvBBFOOii, January 23?3 P. M.? Cotton easier and prices declined a fraction?uplands 7%?7%; Orleans 7%?8;. sales 12,000, including 2,000 for speculation" and export; sales on basis of middling uplands, nothing below good ordinary, shipped Decem bor or January, 1%\ February or March, 7%; sales to-day include 7.100 American? NaW ?Yobjc, January 23?Noon.? Cotton doli; sales 1,506?uplands 15J?; Orleans15%. Fatures opened: January 151-16; February 15, 151-16; March 16 13 82,15 2 16; April 15%, 15 19-16; May 16, 16 7-16; Jnue 161882. Floor unchanged. Wheat dull and declining. Corn dull and un? changed. Pork heavy, at 19 50. Lard quiet?steam 1813-16@13%. Freights Steady. Stocks steady. Money 2%. Gold ?? 12%. Exchange?long 4.87; short 4 90)?. Governments strong. 7 P., M.?Cotton dull; sales 1,566, at 16%;@l?%. Flour lese active. Wheat l@2o. lower. Corn heavy and lower? new Southern yellow 86 Pork dull, at 19.50. Lard steady. Coffee and sugar .quiet and firm. Freights dull and lower?sail, grain 8%(a)9; steam, cotton1 9 82@11'82; grain 9%@10. Cotton net receipts 269; gross 1,119. Futures closed weak and irregular; sales 08,600; January 15 1-32; Febru? ary 151-32; Moroh 16%, 15 18-32; April 16 11-18.15 23 32; May 16 1 32; June 16%;. July 16 19-32, 16%; Au? gust 16%, 10 i?-i?. Money easy, ui. 2%?3. Sterling quiet, at 4 87. Gold steady. Goverfiments a shade stronger. 8tetee steady! < , Bank statement?Loans inoresse $1,200,000; specie dcoecse 92,500,000; legsls inorease $1,500,000; deposits in? crease $250,000,000; reserve decrease $1,000,000; specie shipments to-day $8,126.000. . .Cincinnati, January 23.?Flour doll. Corn dull, at 70. Pork quiet and firm, at 10.25. Lard quiet anof steady? steam 18%; kettle 14? 14^. Bacon strong?nhouldoru 8; clear rib 9%; clear 10%. Whiskey firm, at 95. boston, January 23.?-Cotton un? changed?middling 16%; gross re? ceipts 616; sales 85; stock 24.021. Havannas, January 23 ?Cotton very qniot?middling 141?; low mid ? astwiae.770; sales 1,845; stock ' 91.' Augusta, Ja unary 23 ?Cotton quint ?middling 14#; low middling 18%; good ordinary 1B%; net receipts 978; sales 984 " ? Nbw Orleans. January 23.?Cotton qaiec und unchanged? middling 1*%; net receipts 5.811; gross 6,881; exports Great Britain 2,211; France 3,316; to the ohannei 2.710; ooastwise 3,672; sales 6 500; stock 303,052. Baltimore, January 23.?Cotton quiet?middling 15; gross receipts 90; exports coastwise 145; sales 200; spin ners 98; stock 27,787. Charleston, January 23.?Cotton dull?middling 14%; low middliog 14; good ordinary 18)?@13%; net reoeipts 927; exports continent 1,700; ooastwise 202; sales 600; stock 73.029. Norfolk, January 23.?Cotton quiet ?midcliug 14%; net reoeipts 1,449; exports coastwise 1,400; Bales 250; stock 14.554. Philadelphia, January 23.?Cotton quiet?middling 15>?; low middling 16; good ordinary 14; net reoeipts 289; group 986. Mobile, January 23 ?Cotton weuk ?middling 14)4; tow middling 14@ 14; good ordinary 13%; net receipts 2.138; exports ooastwise 1,494; Bales 1,000; stock 69,809 GanvES^on, January 23.?Cottcn quiet?middling 14%; low middling 1*34; good ordinury KIM; net receipts 1,882; exports to Great Britain 2,U38; salua 1,016; stock 72,116. MEMrHlS, January 23.?Cotton un? changed?middling 15: net receipts 901; shipments 1,102; sales 1,C0U; stock 66 339. Wilmington, January 23.?Cotton easier?middling 14%; low middling 14; good ordinary 13%; uet receipts 417; sales 200; stock 4 101. 8un Against tue Southern Me? thodist Church ?A suit has been in? stituted in tue Uuited States Court at Nashville, Tennessee, by Reuben Wright, of Fairfax County, VirgiuiY, ?gaiust the Southern Methodist Church, for 845.997.86, the amount alleged to have been loaned to preaoh ers who established schools aud churches in the Cboctaw Nation. Tbe plaintiff's bill alleges that he was an Iudian trader in the Cbootaw Nation in 1861, at wbioh time the Ml thodiat Episcopal Church South sent out a number of persons to establish u manual labor school iu that nation. Wright claims that be advanced largo sums to these persons, and that at tbe ; time the church ceaved operations there, in 1863. it was indebted to him , to the amonfat of 825,000, for which sum, with other moneys afterwards, edvanoed, ho is now suing. A Mare's Mischief.?The police in-1 spectora of New York have discovered 1 that a large number of police officers I have for sumo time beeu in tbe habit I of going to a certain livory stable, aud, J wrapping themselves in horse blankets, quietly sleep away the hours in which they are supposed to be on duty, fac? ing the dangers of night. This repre? hensible custom wus discovered rather singularly. A vicious mare, which had been turned out of a stall to ac? commodate u policum in, returned and bit him in the posterior, whereupon be raised such au outcry that a crowd as? sembled, and the sleeping party was broken ap. They au'.t have extreme? ly watchful police officials in New York not to know that a dozen men, who ought to huve been on duty, were slumbering in a stable. Ned Tennant Surrendered. ? A gentleman from Edgetteld, yesterd iy, brought the information that Ned Ten uunt had surrendered himself to the officers of the law, and is now in jail at Elgefiaid Court House. A letter to this effect wa9 written by General M. C. Butler, from Edgefield, to Col. A. P. Butler. We did not learn whe? ther any others of Teunant's party had been apprehended. There has beeu uo further disturbance in the County. \ Augusti,' Constitutionalist. The Detroit Free Press Bays: "The papers are beginning to inquire what { percent, the Courier-journal receives I from Bramlette's lottery for advertising; and supporting it." The Courier Journal replies: "If 'the papers' will] roll up their sleeves, spit iu their bunds and attend strictly to their own business, they will make at least fifty per cent, more upon their capital in? vested than they possibly can by med? dling with the Courier Journal's." Vulgarity means the exhibition of those peculiarities cf cpoeoh and man? ners which offeud refinement. It makes a naked display of coarse und uneducated human impulse. It mostly lies in tbo absenoe of consideration for tho feelings of-.others, in narrow j minded self-assertion, and in a sei fish I want of control over anti-sooial pro? pensities. i The Louisville Courier-Journal says . Sheridan is just about as tit to manage affairs in New Orleans as a bob-tailed bull, with the delirium tremens iu fly time, is to take an invoice of stock iu a wholesale orookory store. There are but three ways of living, as some one has aaid: By working, begging or stealing. Those who do not work, disguise it in whatever pret? ty language'we please, are doing one of the other two. "I am not in mourning," said a I young lady frankly to a querist, "but as the .widows are getting all the o8trs, nowa days, we poor girls mast do i something to protect ourselves."' A point thai oil women oan see? [Point lace. Mabtsb'? Oi . ?.,, January 16. 187o, . ,j oft of tb?M og of the National Graogo | is very near at hand. This convention will be com posed or 1 delegates from almost every State and Territory, onited in the one purpose | of advancing aud protecting agriool tare. The opportunity may uever1 [?oooar again of your seeing and know? ing theue brother Patrons?it is well worth while to make the effort to meet them. I would urge the Patrons to come to Charleston and bring their families, and joio with Ashley Grange in exem-1 plifying the uooial characteristic of the ) order. Yon will learn more of the pur? poses and projects of this association in this meeting, than by any other I means. Ashley Grange is making | every effort to give a warm reoeption to the National Grange, and it wonld not be just to ourselves to leave these1 preparations entirely to the looyd Grange. Contributions from the) Granges can be forwarded' tri E. L Ruche, Master of Ashley Grange, Charleston. THOS. TAYLOR, Master. ZfcS"*Obarleston News and Courier copy twice. The Coming Man.?Yesterday morn- I ing was cold and cheerless. Standing on tbe corner of Fourth aud Main streets was a boy. He was a poor boy, and looking at him reminded us of the words of the song: "Out in the cold world, Out in tho Btreot, Beggicf; a penny Of each ono I meet." His form was thinly olad. He wore a oloth cap. His pants were torn, hin hirt was thin and ragged, and he wore a garment that might have been a coat a long time ago. And tbeie be stood, shivering, tears trickling down his rosy cheek, smothered in dirt, bis lit? tle hands bidden iu the folds of his ooat, aud bis eyes fixed upon his dirty, shoeless, trembling feet. He looked like a homeless and friendless wan deier, whom charity had kicked out of the poor house. One by one, people pas?od him by?just like the world? but presently a young man, who clerks in s Main street house iu day-time aud ?ies to the skating link with his "in? tended" at night, saw him. He didn't { have time to ask this "object of pity" what ho'could do to aid him,'before; the poor boy suid, "Mister, please, sir, give me two dollars to buy a pair of shost with," aud that boy wept. Tbe young man guve bim the two dollars, feeling that be had made one heart happy, at leust. Last night, the young I man took "his girl" oat to the skating park, and bad told her of bis net of charity towards the poor boy. Going out to put her skates on her, ke saw this poor, pitiful son-of-u-gun putting a brand new pair of skates upon his I feet. Tbe boy saw bim, and as he arose to "elide off," he looked at his I benefactor and "struck out," saying, "I'm hell on skeats, mister," and he was gone. Uncle Sam ought to speak for that boy to tuku Pbil.'a place when be dies. Shipments of Cotton Oveb the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad.?From tbe published ex? hibit of this road, we see that, during the last fiscal year, 19,402 bales of cotton were shipped ever it from j Charlotte. Excepting Augusta, Ches? ter shipped the next largest number of bales?18,048. Augusta shipped the largest number, Charlotte second; aud Chester third; Rock Hill comes fourth I with 12,060, aud Wionsboro tifth, she having shipped 11 421. More Burning.?On Sunday night, the 17th iust., tho gin-bouse ol H. M. Hunter, Esq., wits burued, containing {.some eight or ten bales of cotton, j Also, on same night, tbe barn und cou-1 tents?consisting of loug foiugo und | two bales of cotton?of Newton Bowl iug were destroyed by fire. We have heard nothing a* to tho origin of the lire in either of the foregoing oases. \LaurensviUe Beruht. A Numerous Family ?Mrs. Elliott, of Upuon Couuty, Ga., a relative in? form us, gave birth to eight children, all girls. .'She has now eighty-two grand-children and 102 great grand? children. This was the latest couut. Mrs. Elliott is eighty-seven yours of ago, and still in possession of her full faculties and happy in owuiug such a namerous progeny. [ Columbus Enquirer, 20/A. Mr. Peter Papiu has entered a pro? test aud contests tho mayoralty of I Port Royul oity, on tho ground that Mr. J. L. Duncan, who received the majority of votes, is not a citizen of tho United States. Tbe eilt/ has sixty live votes. A Singular Name and Strange ClIlCUM-iTANOES CONNECTED THERE? WITH.?Dr. Frederick Christ, of Graud Rapids, Michigan, committed suicide last night. He had been married twice, and both of his wives commit? ted suicide. Incendiarism. ?An attempt wus made a few days since to burn the barn adjoining buildings on the plan? tation of Mr. Edward Robertson, uear Gladney'a Ford, on Little River, Fair held Coonty. Tbe best thing Grant can do, says the New York 8un, is to issue a pro olamatiou deolariog Pinohback a ban? dit, and then have Sheridan shoot him., Niagara street oars in Buffalo aro not polluted with saliva. A citizen was I recently ejected for spitting, and failed in a suit for $2,000. Chairs shoold not be oovered with isilk, but sat-io. J*? ?tUe|irlSWli#t,t*tnrri from ? children's party, being asked if sbo Ibefewasa'^nobboynnsto.''- , The beel has its admirers, and the as its admirers, and there belthose who. uphold the merits of the cabbage; but all agree that the onion is a soup herb production. If yon want to know whether a wo? man feels satisfied with her toggery, juat wait till sho strikes the street orossings. I "Nine judges out of ten aro bald headed, ami why is it?" asks the Bos? ton Post. Buoause they havn't got any hair. An effort is making to naturalize the English humble-bee in New Zealand. Something to boot?Lightning-roil peddlers. Phoenix Axo, Hook and Ladder Co. 'J1UE Regular Monthly Medina or thin J. Company will be bold on MONDAY EVENING. 25th iuat.,at 7 o'clock, in the Hall of the Company. Iiv order: F. D. KONEMANN. _Jaa241 _j_Secretary. For Bale. K^a?^av JUST received, sixty-five bead of 8B MULES, from Kentucky, that I oan CMaaaCh>iell an low as any man wiahos to buy. i'bSy can bo seen at O. Logan's lots. Jan 8* 8*_W. 8 k L TALBOTT. Miller's Celebrated Fire and Bur? glar Proof Safes. 6FOU BALE to close out, aheap. Every merohant shonld have one. 12,000 in use and tested in '200 tiros. Jan 24 2 JOHN AG NEW A SON. To Bent. A N EAT CO T TAGE, with six rooms, on Wayne street, No. 160. botween . Ulanding and Laurel. Possession Riven immediately. Apply to H & S. BEARD, Auctioneers and Jun 21 f3 Com. Mer., 71 Main street. UPJSKA HOUSE. T WO mO *1TS O XL Y.' Frliliiy and .Saturday, Jun, SO and 30. Sheridan, Mack & Day's GRAND COMBINATION 24 STARS! IN conjunction with Grimaldi Adam?' world.fftmouh ENGLISH PANTOMIME TROUPE, in addition to Me liter's Brass band and Orchestra. For full list of Com? pany, sun programmouf entertainment and notices of the press. Xlund Tin- Alliance, an illustrated journal of entertaining lite? rature. Entire change of progromnie each night. Doors opeu at 7- begins al 8 o'clock. General admission $1; Gallery 50 aonts. Reserved scats may now be hud at the Wheelor House, without extra charge. WM. S. J:iVI N G, General Agent. Jan 24_wihfr. Stop that Barking. WHEREVER you go, you hear Cough* log, Barking. Clearing the Throat. In Church, in the Concert Room. Opera House. Court Houso, Coughing is a preva? lent disordor. Whv don t you cure it by aaing 8PANLKY'S GREAt COUUH SYdUP? It will (iure. For sale at _Jan20t_ HEISITrtH'S Drug Btore. New, Choice and Fresh Goods. MY STORE,on Main stroet, two doors below Pnmsix office, onco more open, where my loatrona can secure everything 'in the line, choice and fresh. OELE wY, Eating and Planting POTATOES, Malaga ORAPES, French PRUNES, CHAN BE Kill ES, Bologna and Fresh l'ork SAUSAGE'S, French CON FF.CTIONEHY, and many other articles. Call and seethe stock. MRS. C. HOFFMAN. Jan 14_ The Mechanics' and Farmers' Build? ing; and Loan Association. President?R. D.SENN. Viee^Prestdent?15. B. HP.ISITSn. Treasurer?T. itnSKLL CiiBLEo. MEK 1'? second Monday in each mouth. Lends Money to the lull value of each sharo. Receives a laigo mouthly re? venue in interest and premiums. Enables members to buy a home at a cost of rent. Jan 23_ _ __ LANDllKTtl'8 GARDEN SEED! A FULL assort men! just received at TL L. T. S1LL1MAN A GO.'rt Jau 1(1 Drug Store._ City Licenses. ALL LI.MiNSKS for 1S7.> not yet taken out, must bo applied for and paid on or boforo the 30th instant; after which date tho penalty will bo utnetly enforced. RICHARD JONES. Jan 19 11 City Clerk and Treasurer. M?IIARDS?.VS i\I\V?hTT??? rjn i?r. Piano-Forte. IT sta-ida tbo test! SoUa 25,000 yearly, and is gaining Iriondd evervwhero No l'iauo Instruction Bcok ever issued ap? proaches it for real merit and worth, and no teachers regret using it in their course of instruction. This woik is a power in the musical advance of tho day, and has boon a most important agent in tbo recent tremendous Increaso of technical knowledgo of tho Piano-Forte. Tho sncoasa of RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD is world-Wide, and prompts many competitors, but i s sale Burpantca that of all others coMiusr.n, and It stands to-day incontestable superior to all other Pi ino Met ho Is. Used by Thousands of Mueio Teachers and .Sold by All Hook and JIu?io t'oalera iu t'da eonutry and Canada. PRICE, ?3 75. All books sent, post-paid, for retail price. OLIVER DITSO.S ,t CO., Boston. OHAS. il. DIPSON A CO., Jan 23 ewtf 711 Broadway, New Y"rk. To Exocutora, Administrators, Guardians and Trustees. TAKE notice that you are hereby oited and reqnirtd to file in tho office of tho Court of Probate for Ricblsnd Comity, on or boforo the 1st dav of February, 1875, your ANNUAL RETURNS for 1874. B I. HUONE, Jan 5 ill Judge of Probate. 10,000 cigars, at 82 60 per 100, for sale at Solomon's. All goods marked down five per cent, at Hardy Solomon's. s^S&UAtz^ ' T?? Sixteenth An ' -r\4 ' SsV??\ Ol ob, of Columbia, ?. 'ofMVffl?^A C, will be held At 3E [lsfl?H?/ 15321 MoKonzlu'e Saloon, on \^\y?Km? J ?1 MONDAY EVENING. yjaU 3rl y/*il the 25th January, at vam*m/ 8 SO o'olook. Tickets H!5?wPPr ?*,n k? had from the "'NAg'"* following: J. McKen Sie, O. ?yramern, J. it A. Oliver, It. MoDougall, P. Brown, J. Janes, 8. A. Pearoe, or from IIOBEBT W. SCOTT, Sso'y. P. S ?Snpper on the table at 9 o?olock sharp._Jan 19?m An Avalanche of Novelties. NEW OPERA HOUSE, Three Mights, Commencing ifOrVZMI", JANUARY 25, 1875, The Great DeOastro Troupe Ann Ladle**St Orut.' Silver Helicon Daod, The most attractive Company extant. INCREASED liberality in the nightly dis? tribution of ISO COSTLY GIFTS. 150 Admission: Parqqette and Dress Circle, 75 conto; Gallery 50 cents. flouts can be secured without extra charge at Wheeler House. GltAND MATINEE, WEDNESDAY, at 2 o'clock. Every child attonding will receive a handsome preaont. Admission to Mati neo, 25 cents. _, Jan 22 4 For Sale! CITY COUPONS at a diaoount. Receiva? ble in payment for taxes and licenses at par. Apply to D. GAMBUILL, Jan 10 lmo Broker. 107 Main street. Elaine Oil. THE undersigned aro solo agents for the colebrated ELAINE OIL, IBS KMtE TICST, Perfectly secure and cannot be exploded. AUsoLUTKLYSaIK. Prices at retail 40c. per gallon. JOHN AGNEW & ISDN. Jan o I Buggies, Wagons. &c. TAM now afforing my stock of BUGOIE8, . UOCKAWaYS AND MILBUHN WA? GONS at reduced pvices to close the business. Those iu want of vehicles will rave money by celling at the atore of John Agnew & Son, and purchasing before my stuck is Ghieeil out. JOHN AG NEW. Jau 22_ Grand Central Java Coffee. WE an* agents for thdGRAND CEN? TRAL JAVA COFFEE COMPANY. Their ooffoe is sold in pound packages, at thirty cent? per pound, and eocA case, of .tiity'p mndu contains a superior eight day clock, which becomes the property ot the lucky purchaser who buy? the package con? taining the ticket whleti entitles the owuer tberuuf to the cluck. I'hu coffco is full valna itself for the price charged, and the clock is given as ?? pristi to induce pur? chasers to trv the coffee. Jan 22 _ JOHN AO NEW & SON. Agency for Souppernong Wines and Crape Vines. SCUPPERNONQ WINE?, vintage 1809 to . 1872. Scuppurnong VINES, $1.50 per dozen: Flowers' Vino*, $2 00 per dozen; Thomas Vines, $3 00 per dozen; Texder Pulp, $4 00 per dozen. Ordern sent to ns wid have prompt attention. LOHICK ? LOWRANOE, Jan 1G 12_Columbia, S. C. Strayed or Stolen, moum ABOUT five weoke ago, a fine ?^Kefefl red Knpliah MlLCtl COW, Ji yr. heavy with calf. Any informa? tion win 00 thankfully received and hand KOmelv rewarded by Jan\3 W.B LOWUA_NCE_ Springs, AxieE and Iron. OUR stock of SPnlNOS and AXLES, as whII as IRON of all descriptions, is very large. Purchasers will save money by procuring these goods, as well as Carriage Material, at the Hardware Establishment of Nov 28 JOHN AGNEW &. SON. Kerosene Oil. 13DUE WHITE KEBOSENB. at 18s. per gallon, at wholesale, and 20j. per gal? lon at retail, delivered in all partu of the city. Thin Oil is guaranteed fully up to the standard required by tho United States. For Bals bv Jan 5 JOHN AO NEW * BON. City Taxes. CITY ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, Colvmhia, K. C, December 16, 1874. NOTICE is hereby given that the hooka aro dow open foi the returns of the Tax-nayors df all property taxable by the City or Columbia for 1875. Property-hold ors and all othors Interested are notified that their returns must he made before tho 31st day of January, 1875. Blank forma can be had nn application to Dec 17 RICH. JONES, Oily AnBeeaor. For Twenty Days THE REST BAUGAIN3 IN DUY GOODS and NOTIONS ean be found at G. F. JACKSON'-S; Jan 20 Leader of Low Pricoa. Ts Rent. A FOUR ROOM GOTT AGB. Ap IfilftPlvto It. 1IANNAN. J?n 19 _ Concert FOR tho boncfitof Waahington ?treot M. L. Church, by the Columbia Choral Union, at Parkor's - HaU, on TUESDAY EVENING, January 20. Admission, $1 00. Reserved seat*secured at L?Brand's Music Store. Aithont extra charge. Doora opon at 7 o'clock. Performance to commence at H o'clock. __ Jan 22 Fivo tierces Dovis diamond hama, Qve tiotoes Davis sugar cured break fust bacon, twenty five tierces now leaf lard, just received and for sale cheap, at Ilurdy Solomon's. On MONDAY, the let day of February next. ? alo-dftT. wo will ?eil, iu ?Kutii of the Court Houao, at 11 o'olocli, to tho highest bidder, ? ? That desirable LOT, eitoatod on the East aide of Bichardaon etreet, between Washington and Lady street*; bounded on the North by lira Harriet English; on the South by DeGraff; on the East by L. O. Car ?enter; on the West by lUahardaon etroot. aid lot measures front, on Richardson street, 31 feet, and ruaning back 161 feet, more or lese. Tha above lot will be oold on aooouot of the former purchaser, who baa failed to comply. Terma of Hale?One-third cash; balance in one and two yoaro, tecured by boud and mortgage, bearing interest at 7 per cent, per annum. Poruhaaera to pay us for pa . _Jan 24 213081 Seed Potatoes. . I 1 AA BARBELS Ohaice Early ' Kose JA/V Seed Potatcss; warrented beet quality, now on band and to be baa daring tbo season, by the barrel, only at i\ 0. J. LAUKBT8, Dee 29 lmo Opposite Paauttx. UffiaS Proposal!....,.v 2?S Omca Soft. 8. 0, Pihitbjttiaby, OoL?titoi, 8.0, January 21,1875. SEALED PROPOSALS for fDrniohiug the following SUPPLIER to the South Ca? rolina Penitentiary for the' preoout fiscal year will be received at this offico until February 1,1875: . , 2,500 busbels CORN. ' 45.000 pounds B4.CQN. 49,500 pounds FRESH BEEF. , ?. 11 250 pounds RIOB, 1 '"J* 9 281 pounds PEAS. . 3,078 pounds 8UGAB (B.) ><0 L 2,052 pounds COFFEE. 500 pounds SALT. 275 pounds PEPPER. 20,440 pounds HAY. il bl 90 barrelo FLOUR. SO barrel* HOLAS8K8. 5 barrels VINEGAR. Tbe above articles to be of good quality, and to be furnished at ouch times and In Huob quantities ae the Superintendent cssy order. The party or parties to whom the contract may he awarded will be required to enter ioto sufficient security io ioi?f? tbe laitbful performance of the contract. JOHN B. DENNIS. Jan 22 8upt. S. O Penitentiary. THE G HB AT B?0THER5 m mm. FliBCBGOTTT, BENEDICT $ CO., 275 King Street. Charleston, B. C. TBE CnCAFSST DllY GOODS, NOTIOH 8, OIL. CLOTUK. CARPETS, > - M ATTINGS. RO??, Kto., THIS SIDE OF NEW YORK. For prices, see local. Sept 4 t GmoI. Hew Garden 8eeda Novelties aort Approved ET toil o. FOTTLER'S EARLY DRUMHEAD, Carter's Superfine Early, Early S'chweinfuet? Qnlntal, Early WinninKStadt, Eat Iv French Ox Heart, Early Peae, Early Corn, Boots. For sale by B. H. HEINIT8H. Jan 20 + Drujr and Seed Store. Nos. 3 Broad Street and 109 East Bay Street, CHARLESTON, 3. C. First-ClassWork OUR SPECIALTY, yet. by csino m k a FE r' ?bades OF STOCK, wk cam rUBlOttf1 wobx a* " ? LGwEST L1V1SS PRICES FINE FASHIQHaBLE ST?Tltfll Piries Paper and Envelopes;*/ y tyfedding and ?all gnviidtions ON TUE OEST STOCK AND PRINTED IN THE LATEST STYLE* , be pi 4 , v"?. ? . ] ."ffttT Five hundred barrels ft! "??lomft?'a Fancy" flour, just received, ttfftw is the time to boy, as 'ffon* is: cheaper than in ten years.-at?ardy?olom?li'e. Five tierces Davis' diamond hams, of this season'* ohrg;, jnst .received ati Hardy Solomon's, i <<o ' in ?< i) . - -,- ' . Ii* ' . V * "!!''' I ? GUANO IN KXC11ANQB1 VOB COTTON. ? Th? Celebrated Fertilizer, for Cotton, Corn, Wheat "and Tobaecoi REDUCED PRICES/ LIBERAL TERMS! > ' ifi s Wilcox, Gibbes & Co/a Manipulated Guano, Prepared at Savannah, Ga., and.Charleston, 8. C, and Imparted in bnlk direot from Phoenix Islands, South Pa-iflo Ocean, ?.,?.r, ? . WE are offn-ing the aboye celebrated #ERTJLIZERR, thfo soaeon, at eonelderably reduced pricen, and rivo purohaser* the option of paving in cotton on the bask of aoventeen ceuts for middling, delivered at planter*' utaroet depot, by HprembR 1, 1875, the cotton to be paoked In good roerehantabt? bales. Ity this arrnngfmeni, t!>o planter ban a ?naraotee of realist n g a good priee for hie cotton to pay for his fertilisers. Those UUANOS are too well known to require comment. Those who have naed thsto knosv how to appreciate tbfclr valoej those who havaiiot.ar yet. will find, on fair trial, that their liberal use will pay on present crops, bsswsa being of fntnre benefit t* their Unda. ror inrthor lafcrmaMnn. call on ih? undoral?noa for cironlars, containing analysis, opinions of planters, Ao. SETttEL? & EZE1L, Aj^nta, Jan 21 4rao Columbja, B. 0.