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Latest by Telegraph. 1romWashington, WASHINGTON, January 20. the S~uato, the Finance Cowinittet io ed back a bill to ro organise. the Treastiry Department, with a report that n< bill could be matured to meet the various -5ilsWrparar ipg, gt" aiv pvle or th, Gosi Meht.isit " z[jiu emiz passed, raisitb a special Joint Committes of three from the Senate an&d five from the 1House, to wiiol the . whole a-atter was roferted. A bill incorporating tIho. fouthernEipress Com, panyiwas introduaced. Tho Paciio Central Raili-odd Branch was 'esuiued, Kellogg introduced a bill for a railroad and telo. graph from New Orleans to the lio (rando, in the direotion of.Us t Blas, ot the Pacif.c and b%anch lines, and guarantees interest on the company's bjnds for thirty years, fot' $26,000 per mile and a grant of eight sotions of land per milo, to be selected from Touisiana, 'Texas, Missis'dppi, Arkan, sas, Alabama, Georgia aqd Florida; and latidless laborers on the road.shall have forty acres at $1 per oreo. Adjourned. In the hiouse, Ifeaton introduced a bill to amend the 8th saction, of Lhe ot.efAugust 6, 1801, to provido inerensod revenuo from imports, &c., by'sdspending. n'pid abating the collection of 1}9 ,uncollected direct tax laid by that 'cotion upon North Carolina, 8ototh Carolint, Oeorgli, Alabaieat, Florida, \ Louisiana and Arknnta ; which was refer r d to tle Ways and Means Committe. TThoe fanc4 bill was disous'sed to adjourn ment. Col. Christy, . olee~ed from the Sixth Georgl District, addrbssed the Reconstruc tion Committee te-day. Ills case will pro bably d.pmet up to-morrow. The Supreme Court decides that the New Y6tk pilot laws are conastitutiotial; and atn outwqrd bound vessel must have pilots. The Maryland Congressional delegation proceeded in a body to the White house, and petitioned fop Dr. Mindd's'pardon. The Distrot Supren' Court of eyed Iio mandamus from the Suptotho Court under rotest, but adopted a rule which effectual ly excludes Bradley from practice, except on appeals. Sheridan ?eports'tho destruction of sixty Indian loilges at the junction of Salt Fork and Elm Creek. Three soldiers were wound. ed--one ftiortally; but the number of In dians killed is unknown. Sheridan assures Shetnan that no fur. ther depredations from tlro Indians, in the 3i, neighborhood of his opdrations, need be ap. prehentled. A special to the Tribunie says Gen. Grant is strongly opposed to the pending Alabama claims' treaty. The following is his poci. Lion, nearly in his own words : "The treaty is .unjust to the United States, because it assume' to measure the injury 'inflicted upon this cotuntry by the money value of ships actually destroyed, whereas the chief damage to-our commerce was in our ships being driven from the seas by onglo-rebel pirates. ln addition to this, the sympathy extended by th English Government to the South prolonging the war at least a year, and for all lives lost and money expanded for this time. England is diregtly respon sible. The treaty proposes to settle all these things by the paymnt of a paltry value of a-few ships." . WAStINOTO, January 28 The house passed a resolution directing the teconstruction, Committee to inquire b into the position of the Georgia members in the hlouse. The Senate Judiciary Committee met to. night. The House is in -session to-night, for debate. The Georgia, Representatives seem eomewhat'frightful over the action of the House ta-day. Bullbok's friends are gleeful. In the Senate, the proceedings were un important. A nunbtrof female suffrage petiti s were offered. lice introduced a bill co "t qing g post. office telegrayh betwe.v? ington and Boston, touching at Inter , to cities. A Committee of Five .oi u cation was appointed. The constitp 9RJ amendment w is discussed uinte "au l ulpnent. It provides that no State'shall deprive citizens of the right of suffrage on account. of -race or ctlor. 4In the hsouse, the artny approliriation of $4 .Q3000, was made thle special order .o M9t4.ay,. resolution of inquiry, re - 6itlpg the Georgia members, passed-127 to 3. The Georgia contested eleetion nuas reported, but Its consideration, in view of the Inquiry regarding the rights of the Georgia memtber, was postponed to the third Tues~isy in February. The Ihouse resumed thq pension .bill. :The chastity of Union soldiers' widows was harshly dis oussed,I but. no act ion. , Boutweli gave no. lice that he would call up the constituation al amendmept to-morrow. - Information was asked as to the number-of vessels destroyed by the -Confederate privateers.. Adjourn. .ed. WAsHIuoiON. January 80. Ta the fanato, Mr., 8tewart, of Navada, made a personal explanatien, denying charg - cs of doubt ful pt actios 9n. his part, regard Tivointiry nondemynaval and invalid apipropriations, with dt to envato amend rmontp, reditel.g -the aslett to $4,000,000, passed. Adjotirned. In the hloose, the. snU'ra;e antendment, wasiup ounn thd moireing hout. The IHouse went, into -Committee Qf the Whole, when~ a esolutiott wa's intoduced reducing the timv of nattztalltAtion to one year, i Adjobened. * oreign lewstr, LONDON, Janulary 26 *The atenmer Periere,rorni Havre the 1 5th1 foj New York, bias eturned,.bath ly d mgg,. nd wttsix' persons killed. Tihte nature of' the damage isiunknown PAtis, .Tantary 28. arnguayv~. advices dory thetr total defaat ttVallettk.' . LedP ; i'derdn~a ghe1uke of his last aV'gming after a hugering' tilheser He was ton years old, .... M~.as,ianunary 28.s he 49y 1 ietlaim~s the hlorary, ar chives'~4 -wy~,art pobuessed by the olieriesoxrehnien~f' this elath loa 19 . ###tieg of tie Gotatsot of IBurges. tNian and the Chapter of ths6 Ott thedral have been arrested. The Govern frm th ?y9 a terAI6& Mr~M -A 'I4srad Ureqtee the. sympathy Delohne says the Greek idhehne tt the .eonferenoe WrIl 9 ttaU( a feb#4teda hbigh will preIra~ts tet ahli trouble. SThe Do utles V6Th' A bill ionasoq~ i n VofHoo irb' soT a' I l born in slavery since Septombor, 1868. PORTO Rlco, Jeanuary 30. The insurgents have been arrested. News Items. CHARLESTON, January 26. Arrived-Steamer Champion, N w York; schooner Lilly, New York. Sailed--Steamer James Adger, Now Yorli; Steamer Falcon, Baltimore. . ' NEw ORLEANS, January 26. The steamer Alto struck a wreck last night, six miles below the city ad Dunk, with a partial cargo of.augar, molasses, rice and oranges, and 'about fifty passen. gers. All passengers, books and papers were saved. The boat will.probably be raised. TRENTON, N. J. January 26. Stockton has been elected Senator. HAVANA, January 26. OngMonday night., all quarters of the. ciy, inside and outside, we;-e quiet .not~hitig -occurred to disturb the tran quility, Sailors are patrolling the streets, and volunteers will only leave their homnes when twelve signal guns are fired. The American Consulhas demanded the body of an American named Cohner, a photographer-killed by the volun-. tears; he also asked Dulce if he was able to protect American citizens, Qther wise the United States would be com pelled to protect them. Dulce answer-. ing, regretted the bloodshed, but request. ed thg OQpnsul to furnish a list of Ameri cans' . .t ;-aairy 26: h mericati OO6sul a26n t nb imin g p ests .against tho. aleiof- ;Alta Vela; nd has sent for an:American wdr NirovoaRJanuary)8 The Alaska iha arriyed. with $473, 000 in treasure. Frequent earthquakes are reiported in Guatamnla. War is probable between Salv-ador and Hondu. ras. An unsuccessful attempt was made to poison President Gnesam, of Nicaragua. RiCdMBoa, January 28. The Republican State Central Comt. mittee has called a State Convention on the 9th of March, to bominate candi dates for State offices. ATLANTA, January 28. A committee Qf one from the Senate and two from the House was appointed, to-day, to vis:t localities where are re ported bodies of lawless and reckless men, drilling at night and threatening the lives of bot.h whites and blacks ; searching cars for qbnox ions indi viduals; disturbing the peace and. tranquility of the community to such an extent that. civil officers of the State are insufficient to preserve order and protect individils and property?; and if the committee find such reports to be true, they are .. to re. -port to this General Assembly wyy power invested in civil officers is not t exercised. The Speaker.of the.'. House is in favor of app.,inting -. special com. mittee to go to Washington and consult. with Congress on' the status of Georgia. The committeeewill consist of Herehel I V. Johnson, Alex. R. Stephens, and other distinguished Georgians. WASHJINoTON, .Jaxiuary 30, Gen. Canby -writes offieially from Texas to the effect that the scheme of dividing the State is about being aban doned, and predicting that the Convn io wilson completethe Constitution. RIrifroND. January 30. There was a heavy rain and thunde.r storrn this morning, at 2 o'clock. The lightning struck two or three places in thie city. Th'Ie total number of bankrupt cages in Virginia to date, is 4,298. SAVANNAl, January 30. Out of. (ft.V-onie of the Ogeechee pris onters committe~d for trial on the charge of insurrection, thirty-one have been discharged, The Late Negro TIrouble in Georcda. 'SAVANNAH, GA., January 29. In the preliminary examination of the Ogeoohee negro insurrectionists to-day, "Captain" Green (eolored) was committed for trial. This is the test . Jase, and tlio~to .ofjf the 4hei elghty-three prisoners who rill be brought into cdurt te-nibrroir, tihat can be identified'by the Statoewltness es, will als'o bei contamitted. The trial has lasted eighteen days, the prison ers being defendled by H. Hi . Fiteh, United States district attorney, ex Governor James Johnson, and others4 .New Yorkr -Mrket. NEW YORK, Jan. 30, ~M Cotton more act'ive and' to- bettef pales,4200 ' bales, at a 29}. Gbld Olharleston Market. CH AiL8.TON, Jan. 30. Cotton opened 'nqiiet, but elosed more aetlve and'f rnm --sales '700 bales-aniddingA 28. Liverpool Market. * LIVERPtoL, Jan. 30. Cotton buoyant.-aiuplanda'on. apot lit*t afloat 11[ a 12';Orlens 11. IJt not hMyself #t'illto-day" said - botW.t the' artist inpinU. " N ,lfteri ~fotlt," pgab A-ereply ; w hoever -'else1 'yog ~f~ ber you are .the gainer byf the '~p arblo 1tiuqttre- . gentle. rnat, pntings to -thb, -etatue.- of. Ken tohe great - stat'stmaff h"No ' sitY pr.- , - - - !IA Ianle of iMontrebleiddti 500g 400O1sby lonn dpuia 6#e rtyt4 gaj4 sf te A b o me. ~ ~ I1 TIE DY ToRTUoAs PRIsONER. The Washiqgton correspondent of the Savannah Republican says the Presi. dont has decided to pardon Dr. Mudd, one of the conspirators (so-called) coinvicted by military commission of being concerned in the plot to assassi nate Mr. Lincoln. The pardon will, it is said be granted in response to the petition of a largo number of citi zeis who believe Mudd to be entirely innocent. Il he United States House of Representa. tives havo adopted the following : "Resolved1 That. in tho present condition of the nat ion. al finances no further subsidies ought to be given by Con gress, either in bonds or mon ey, to railroad or other corporations, or to promote local enterprises. but the whole re. sources of the country ought to be applied to the pressing necessities of the public service, in such a manner as will relieve the people from the burdeu of taxation. Last week Mr. Edmund Irving sold a tract of land containing ten acres, and lying some fifte-n miles from Lynchburg, Va., scar the Salem turnpike, to Mr. John Irvino fo. two thousand dollars in cash - The land :ro sold has no special water facili. ties oa iniieeral wealth, but is a meadow land of splendid fertility, and was sold at the high price stated foe no other counsidera. tion except its capacity of production. Lynchburg News. Gen. Grant was met ,coming out of his headquarters looking' as indifferent as if lie were not oppressed with the cares of a nationl. A friend saluted him, "Good morning, Genetal." "Good morning." "General, you don't look as if you were President of the United States." "I at not." Ex-Seoretary Stanton authorizes the denial of the sensational story con cerning an alleged issue of an order for the suporcedure of General Grant before Vicksburg by General Banks. He says he never issued such an order, and he does not believe that anybody else did. Tennessee is shipping to Ohio cot ton seed meal to be used as food for cattle. It will make butter so sticky that the man who eats it will never be able to open his mouth afterwards without pulling out both rows of teeth In the effort. MAnLnoRo' Coun.-Judge Rut landis holding court in Marlboro this week, where he finds a heavy docket, though it is not probable that a great amount of business will be ready for trial.---Dcmocrat. ) n-English paper contains the -f ollowin epitaph and adve'rtisemcnt : "Beneath this stone, in hopes of Zion, Doth lay the landlord of the Lion, His son keeps on the business still, ltesign'd unto the Heavenly will." The Commissioner of Internal Revenue ins revoked his decision, published a few vecks sine, ihat all building associations re liable 'to pay a special and income tax a bankers. Tu.. New OII.EANS PIoAYUN. 'he "Pie" has entered upon its thirty hird year. We trust, it may live a housand. It stands in Iront rank of ournalisn, and is nie honor to the craft. A Berkshire girl ;walked fotfrteen miles hrough thou snow the other day to narry a young man who couldn't come to ter house for fear of a six-shooter which lie stern parent carried.. Spapish spies are complained of iu New cork, who watch the movements of Spanish amilies suspected of sympathy with the nsurgents. The regular freight trains between Raleigh and-Goldsboro on the North Jarolinaa Railroad have been diseon iniued. I lhe Germans, in Charleston, proposed to reot a theatre and concert hall at the corn ~r of AMeeting and George streets, to cost 120,000. The expedition in search of gold in Jocas Island has returned unsuccess ul, and disgusted. Three children named Thorn were burn d te death, in the Eastern District of New rork, on the morning of the 21st. The Charleston Courier says "about, five iundred writs and processes were loged writh the Sheriff last Saturday. A war is probable between Salva ior and Honduras. [oddrich and Early Mercer Pota ALSO Oarden Seeds. Just, received by (KETQIiN, Mec3ASTER & BRICE. jan 80 Notiee to Planters. SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO. TlE highly satisfactory and remarkable .1 effects of this 0GUANO .In prodnoing very largely increased crops, of Cotton, Dorn and other staple crops, has attracted dIhe general attention of piters anclfatu, bra In order to confirm public connfdene. In the contInued czcollence of'this 'Guano ad avaIl of' the best 'Melentinoe ability In the proseotion of this inmpertant busIness, the Paeif G uaino'Company ..as cnsunmmat ed t prqflonal engagonmot, with Dr. 81, Jo. iai t hol, of Charlepton, 8. C., as solen la' adviser,- arnd opnsulttig Chem'Ist, to the Semipkny. Dr. Ravenel is covelsant wIth he composition and qualities of the Guano, is well as wIth the character, pelicy and unusual resources of the Pacina~ Guano Donipoiny,,andi wil) communicate full infor mnftton on these points to planters wh6 may sal on -him or adidress him Ati Charleston; 5. A0 ' J aNO. .8. lI(BB8E & OO., CienerastAgenits, P'aolflo Guano Company, J. N. 1(OO80N, Agent, for South Carolinayt'harleston, S. 0. AL nr an' )a tgo)4hok dagainst the e oU. Kszsnedycdeo'd, wiji hadd't$ 3i tioe, to the underuipe properly kif~st~d R. H. JRNNINGS, ~'., pi us q F s a ~ inskith* - to 'a ted tob, drhe 9 aeu4 a @esto rja hr The Fastest Route North or South, via Charlotte & S. C. and Co hunbia & Augusta Railroads. CIANGE O1' SCHEDULE. COLUnBIA, San. 24, 18609. 0N and after Sunday, the 24th inst., the Mail Trains ore: these Roads will run as follows : GOING sOUTU. Leave Charlotte, 0.00 a m " Chester, 8.60 a in " linsboro, 10.27 a n Arrive at Columbia 12.26 p In Leave Columbia, 12.35 p n Arrive at Graniteville at 6.03 p mi GoNo NOnITH. Leave Graniteville at 7 40 a i Arrive at Columbia at 12.10 p m Leave Columbia 12 80 p in 1 Winneboro, 2.42 p i " Chester, 4 40 p n Arrivo atChar lotte, 7.36 p n AN ACCOMODATION TnAIN WILL RUN AS FOL LOws : Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Leave Columbia, 7.(.0 a in " Winnsboro, 10.45 a in "Chester, 2.00 p m Arrive at Charlotte', 1.60 p m Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Leave Charlotte, 6.40 a n " Chester, 11.26 a m " Winnsboro, 2.05 p im A rrive at Columbia, 5.10 p I C. BOUKNIOUlT, Jan24 , Superintendent. No. 4 BANK RANGE. CD . LL-EI O W o Ie ..s 00 CONFEC1LI0NARY 1-The undersigned-begs leave to inform the publi that ho has opened a First - Class CONCECTIONAR one door north of Dr. Lauderdale's, where will be kept, all kinds of French Confeotlonarics and other Candles. Nuts, Fruit., Toys, &o. En fact everything usually found in a Con fectionary. 1 . W. OLLEVER. Jan 21 - WANDO FERTILIZER. IiIIE Wando Mining and Manufacturin Company offers to (lie l'lanters and P'armers if the South their Funai.asn, known as the "WANDO FERLTILIZER," Which the experieneo -of the past season has proved to be one of the most, valuable in our mnaket. It. has for Its base the ma terials from the Phosphate.Beds of the Com pany on Ashley River, nad is prepared .at their works at East End of Hazel Street, In thi's city. In order to guarantee its uni formilty and maintain its hight standard, th'e Company las made arrangements with the distinguIshed Chemist, Dr. C. U. Shepard, Jr., who carefully analyses all the ammioni.. cal and other nuaterial purchased by the Company, and the prepared before being offered for sale. The Company is resolved to make an article which will prove to be a CostPrLEru MANURE find give entire satisfaction. For terms, oirculars and other informa tion, apply to. WM. C. DUKES & CO., Agenyts, No. 1 SoUrn ArTLATIC WHIAttF, Charleston, 8. C. Jan 18--8m WM. 0. DUKE~S & C0s, COTTON FACTORS AND General Cotumission Merchants, South Atlantie Wharf, Charleston, 8, C. Consi nme'nts of Cotton, Rice, &c., re. speotfuily solicited, and liberal advances made therdo'n. jan 16-8m JUST RECEIVED. BBLS. SUGAR, all grades, RIO COFFEE,-best, FINEi S. C. CANVAS8 HIAMS, LARD, in Kogs, FAN1CY GROCERIES,* 411 kinds CANDIES, Finept Fropch Oonfootioneories. Fin. W~1keyeh A Fresh Supply OF LanIretl's 1'arranted Garden See and Irish Potatoes. Also Plant< Hoes. WITHERS & L4W. jan 28 JUST OPENED I 0L LEVERt, McCA RLEY & CO., respec fully beg leave to inform the citize of Fairfield and t he public generally tih they have opened a BAlR ROOM and RESTAURAN' in Winnsboro, on tho east side of Main S between Jno. P. Matthews store ani Mi McMaster's hotel, where all kinds of Wines, Iqllors, Ale, Porter al Lager Beer, can be fouol, either on draught, in bot i or by the drink. Our flestaurtant will be furnished wi 1-resh Oysters direct frota Suffolk, Va., ni everything els the market affords. jan 21 Liverpool Salt. A LOT of LIEl'IPOOI SA LT, just recei ed and for sale by jan 21 McINTYRE & CO. Notice to Tax Payers. TIE1 following persons having been a pointed Assessors for the County Fairfield: will proceed immediately to lb all taxable property in their respecti, townsh ips. No. 1 and 2. John C Chisholm. " 3, thigh B McMaster. u" 4, J. T. Uargan, '' b, J1. W. Ala~rt in. " 6, J. T. 11. Jones. " 7 and 8, (leo. It. Ilunter. " U and 10,J. A. Ilinnant. 12, W. M. Martin. " 11 and 18, D. B. Kirkhand. The citizens of the County, are request ad to meet the Assessors, in a spirit of kimd nesq, and to do all in their power. to rende the business of the Assesors, as pleasant a possible. A complete sud full return, an a just and fair valuation of proporty, is a that is required. J. 8. STEW ART, jan I4-t8x3 County Auditor. Responsible Agents Wante(d o dispose of guarantees for the sale o 1,Landed and other property in differ. mnt parts of the United States. Profits ver liberal, sales easily effected, a.ud no loss o imne from other business. Address J. T. MILLlit & CO.. Box 2, P. O. Port Deposit, hid. jan 2;-2aw2w COUNTRY FLOUR, JUST received, andl for sale by JO111 McINTY RE & CO. meh 18 FRESH ARRIVALS! [jAVINO nearly exhausted our fir-f sup. 1.ply of Fall .and Winter Goods We are almost daily receiving fresh a 1i tions to our stock, consisting of Blankets, Domiest ies, Osnaburgs, Casaimeres and Jeans Prints, Jnoonets, Shoes, &c. sugar, Coffee, * Molasses, . Iice, &c. Fresha supply of Drugs anad Mcedicines, l'o all of whlich we invite the attention ,o: purchasers who have the Cash. Ketchin, Mcilaster & Brice, WLINNSB3OIIO, 8. Ci.. net 29) NEW STOCK,. OOTS and Shoes, (N. C. make) hiatt UCaps, Blacking, (Mason's) Blackin1 Brushes, Coffee Mills, Coffee Pots, 'r'ea Pots, (fancy) Buckets, Wash Pans, Tin Plates, St rainers,Oratoera, -Cups, Table Salt, Spoons, Paper, Envelopes, ink, Pens, Cotton Cards. Pipes, Water Buckets, Mackerell, Cheese, Crackers, Sonaps (all kinds) Soda, Starch, Candles, Black Pepper, Ginger, Allspice, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nut Megs, P'owder, Shot, Caps, Pls tols, Plckles, Sar dines, Oysters, Fresh Cain dI I e s, Raisins, Almonds, P'eean Nuts, Brnail Nuts English Walnuts, Chewing and Smnok. ing Tobacco, Megars, Shoe Thread, Tacks, Yankey Notions, &O. usreceivedl by JiilN McINTYRE & CO. oct20 W. C, COURTNEY & CO., AND) Commission Merchants, No. 9) Boyce's Wharf, OI~ar.1eutorii M. 0 W. (I. COURTNEY, PoDT. HVUinOoI JAs, s. 3tUR DOOH. sept 10-tf The Due West Female College, T Iis one of Lte most flourIsh ing Institutions in the Stato. P'upals rielved at. any time an I oburged from ime of enitere in , r'uition, isoluding Latin and Fr-oeo $4 00 per month. Boaswlng, including fuel and washir ,$14.00 per mouth. ,J. I. BONNEI, d Reo R-8mPresident. 'PRESRVEDilNGER. 'DEANUT CANDY, Lemon Gutn Dror J.SgrPlums, Jellies, EngilisbM ios.Osuady, 0an'd Oysto JJ IN M0TYMB &O. NA !~ 84T i S r ~ 1 A BAO8 OE. LtVEtNPOOiL SAL est$ feed sfor sale low. IN I I,' F E R TI rs RHODES' SUP T1'he- Old and Longest 1E ta ", TIODES' MANURE, in its preparation, .L of C'ot (on, Corni, Wheat, Tfobacco, Pot The Manufacturing Department is condu s- Chemists and Manufacturers in tho United it is endorsed, approved, and rcommen d and Agriculture ts in Iho Southern States. ty,'' always reliable, productive of large c the high percentage of "True Fertilizing I Price $57.60 cash, or $05 time, with fac 1st December, 1860. OitCillLLA GUANO, "AA."-A tide Bit d Price $35 cash, or $10 timo. PERUVIAN GUANO, warranted pure, a prices for cash. deo 8-3m JUST ARRIVED, AT JOHN MAOKRELL'S, I- lackstocks, 5. C. fA M happy to inform my friends and tht I public generally, that I have purchase( a large stook of Dry Goods, Groceries lHardware, &c., consisting in part of Calicoes, of all kinds, Ready Made Clothing, Fino Family Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Ride, ilacon, Country Cured 11ame, Irish Potatoes, Meekerell, Lard, Tea, Candles, Soap, Sardines, Oysters, Crackers, Cheese, Raisins, Oranges, Jamaica Rum, Porter, Ale, Molasses, Whiskey, (of all kin-s,) Corn, RIye, Biourhon, Old Nectar, &o., Claret Wine, -lrandy Peaches, Tin Ware, Candy, Pickles, Salt, Tobacco, Segars, Hoots, Sh:es, Pepper, Spice, Powder, Shot, Caps, 'liere's your Mule" Tobacco, and a great manny other art kcs too numnerous to mention. All of which I will sell for less than any other store in the District for cash only. Call and examine. dee 19-If SOLUBLE MANURES. Sllipluric Acid & Stipcrphosphaitc 0o1i pithly. CI[AILESTON, S. C. TTAVIN(1 completed their Extensive Man 11. ufactory, are now prepared to furnish iolublo Fertilizers, no other kind being available to planters for immediale returns for tIher in vest me . 'his I omplnily, utin tier the direction entirely of Southern men of high character, offers inducctents which will recommerd it to Southern Planter. Their works are the largest. and most coml plete in the United States, and enable them to prepare at home an atutdant. supply of tJho proper solvent for the South Carolina native liono Phosphate which are near by. From these Phosphates they propose to manufacture a Fortilizer even richer in So luile Phosphates than those made from Raw lones, and containing more than twice the quantity of Superphosphate of Lime found in the best. average manures heretofore of fered fotr sale, the rates at which we ofoer 11hem being no0 hilghler'1ii ha lie average pr'ico of oltier Ferti~izers, whilie thle Manuires con animi t wice as munch fert ilizing mnat erial ;t hey are in faectlmuchl cheaper to tite consumer. 'They ar~e oil'ere~l on the (nark-at iln I wo formos, withI a guiaralleoc t.hat ihe mnaterial ini each will corr1espond to the advertise. E-rIWAs No) 1.---Soluible P'hosphate, eon tainling from eighiteen to twenty-live par cent, of Pure Solublo Phosphate of Lime andC fturnished at sixty dollars per Ion:. ETZyAN No. 2.-Peruvian Stuperphosphatie conltaining from sixteen to eIwety par 9enit. of Soluble Phiosphiato, and three to four per cent. of Ammonia, at seventy dollars per ton, for app~rovedI acceptances, hiearintg ill. terest, or stich other security as may he noe ceptable to tihe Sub- Agents. A dliscoumnt of ton per centt. on thie above prices will be made for cash. Orders to bo forwarded immediately to the Agents, and delivery made as directed. WM. C. DB & CO. , Agents. C. G. MuttlOl' , Pr esident, Jan 28.-ha F UR NIT URIE. LABOR SAVING &c., &c., &c. fflIlE subscriber is now prepared to fttr Inish, repair or make to order all kinds -of Futrniture. My P'ate'nt Cloths Washer will always be on hand, they have been thloroulghly tested for the past twelve months by the publlic, and in all oases have given entire eatisfac tion. It Is simoplein its construot ion, dtirable and not liable to 'get out of ordoer, it will wash six shirts or that bulk of clothes in five minutes if used according to directions, I invite the citizens of Winnsboro and stur rounding country to call and examine my new Churn. Also my Doughi Machine, they -are deeided improvements over the old me. thod. HOUSE-KEEPERS DE INDEPENDENT. Come and examine my Labor Saving Ma -chines, andl give them a fair trial, and I they do not give entire satisfaction, returi them any time within thirty days and I wil refund the money, as [ warrant, every Ma P. ELD)ER. Winnaboro, 8. C. OertfLoates. gThIs is to certif that-we are tusing FI Elder's Patent Clothes Wagsher; It Is simph and not liable to get out of order. We ca - recommend it, to the public to be a groea saving of labor and less injurious to th s, clothes than the old menthmod of washing. it J Ret 0 I) JIetts Winnsboro, 8 0 Mrs D es H R MoMaster, Witnsboro, 8 0, Mrs Sam Stevenson, Fairfield District, 8 0, Mi RobE, florron, Fairfield Distriot, 8 0, Mrs* - Kennedy, Chester, 8 0, Drs J A Beelf Oh sinr U vs O.gleb -Barnes, Colusbi SfMGr'ist, Prop ~r~uter, Yor ,~1 or 8 0, MJrb, 8. B, 0l6wney, Winnsbofo, 8.0 I R. W. Driee, Pastor Hopewell 0hutuh. S-anug11 LIZE R S. ER PHOSFATE. tablished Standard Manure. -N- G.Aaro. is made eqtally adapted for forcing largo drops atoes and other root crops. )ted by Frcderiuk Klot t, one of the most skillful States. Jed by all of the most prominent Chemists "It can be relied upon as uniform in quali. rope, and unexcelled by any in the market, in 'rinciple." tors acceptance, and 7 per cent. interest until d (uano, rich in Phosphate and Alkaline Salts. nd always on hand. Furnished at market B. , ItilETT & SON, Agents, Charleston, S. Just Received, BY JOHN D. McCARLEY. FINE FAMILY FLOUR, Suar, Coffee, Rice, Bacon, Country Cured (lams, Irish Potatoes, Mackerel, Lard, (Candles, Soap, Sardines, Oysters, Crackers, iaisins, Chese, Oranges, Jamaca Ruin, Porter, Ale, Molasses, Whiskey, (of all kinds,) Corn. liye, Old Nectar, &o,, Claret Wine, Brandy L'eaches Tin Warr, Candy, Pickles, Salt, Tobacco, Segars, Boots, Shoes, Pepper, Spice, Pow der, Shot, 'aps, "Ilero's your Milo" l'obac co,ad lilt uerous otlhr articles. All of which will be sold at ai small advance on New York cost for Cash oily. Call and sec. nov 21 F, A. SOUTER & 00,, (Successors to H. II. Blease.) DEALERS IN COOKINGA, PARLOR. & OFFICE: STOVES, OF Ti1 JIOST T LliOVEJ P I 'TVi1'NS. . Also Manufacturers of and Dealers In 2jy-, Store two dloors below Jheyoe's- Cor ner, Main Street, Columbia, 8, C. F. A. 5OU'Tt".l1 M. IIALLMAN. nov Jo D)UPONT"S WOU LD Invite the attention of (dealers to .my Large aind Well Assorted stock of POWIDEil, consisting of. Rifle lfg, in kegs, half and quarter kegs, also in one pound and, half pound canis tees. Deer Hf, in kegs, half andi quartar legs,. also in one pound~ anmd halt pouad canisters. Eaigle Sporting andl IRile, in 014 pound kegs, one po.undl and half pounid canisters. Eagle lDuokintg, in I12} andl 04 pounid kegs, five pouindl and one pound canisters. lltsting P'owder, in t wenty- five pound kegs. Sporting, Mining and Shipping Pewder' of every variety, manufacturedl at the ecle brat ed Mills of E. J. DUP.ON T DsNEM. OURS CO., Wilmington Delaware, whioso. reputation has stood unrivalled for sixty eight years. - I am preparedl to fill all orders, oither Re tail or Wholesale, allowing a liberal dis count in lots of twointy-fivo kegs or more. J. N. RWIISON, Agent, Nos. 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf, dee 8-8 Charleston, 8. C. TIHE OLD OAROLINA BITTERUS, - MANUFACTURED By ; Goodrich, Wineman, & Co. WHIOLESALR DZIHJU(JISTS, Charleston, 8.0O. For Sale Ihero byB LADD) BROS. sept 17--0m 8HIIMPS! ShR1MPS :! {\RUANGES, LEMONS, A pples, Olngornuta, Canyelty Cakes, Kisses, Irish P'otatoes, Cad,&. a rosh supply. Call and see for yourselves. MO TY &0, dec 2d FRLESI GRO0ERFB.' ~UGAR,COofee, Molasaes Tea, Candlev, ~tarh, Soap, Vinegar, Powderg Shot, SLead, &o., &e. Just, received by KECHIN, MoMASTERI . MATCE 'I ACJK1 EL~ In barrels, hal! barrg!$%t 5 i. Bet 'deh DeiWhite Bshh , -Also, Raeliht and TabibJle." r ited. ..'* KRT hIJN, o AS'JL,4. :na9 1t4