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Fo~eltrar Newd.a L IIAVANA, March 15.--Guyoneohe Is about.$jrcpn inron The Span Itru are gf orpi headliartei' areOat anos. MADRID, March 15.-Yesterday Pg aseso i -dby gaA uti : - sortptigppb. o - u90,ded Jin - es )e Afgi 't1 h rt. -4a i .-i 1 6! JaONDON, March 15-Lotters from Zahzahar say the expeditiotn in search of DF. Lvina dtIngb1tJe vai, a $ .--4 $9 dondo, leader , of the Ginnes iusur geutw;is Adjnitabit a-d k 'of his band p ro l nght, gi exeo4 1 ng. But. tharoe the r n Neptuno was spo en on thie 1,th instant.. 0!er cairgo, had shifted. and a part was throwi overboard. She is supposed to 'be the Neptune, from New York, -though the Neptune, frot Savannah, Febrdary 12, is' still at sea. ST.Joai's,J N 3 ,Mrk i.--The, bottom' of the'hatbor, 6a the Carltoi side, h'astaak t*erfty feet* somne wharvoe W062 otttoyed anid '1umbot FroWa- WarshIatiQ . WAPHIN6 4; . 'Mareh ' 5.-The iron-oad.,aath as- ..exeted from Shp is-a pli ,I go'aca$tingbm, 'The Texas Con rbssional delegation visited the President to-day. The Presidonti-tordgy, reglied to a resolution of 0 e'oPlosing. a cominunicatiofi ri 'die Omeet'etary of State, wh'giyos: tbp.alps, of.hirty reported-as haying .ratfecd the if teentk aoendmcnt,?:inldding New Yorlk n diana, -Tetasind Georgi. Ile adds he does not assume to 'anti cipate 'tio Oclon -of .Oongress.in oefin ing t hdondition or relation. df any State b eederal overuuent, Ile merely ..pesents 'a list of the resolu tions purporting to ratify the propos.. ed amendment, of which notice hai been trunsmitted tp. the. tato Depart ment, with the dates:of. their respeo tive -adoption. Sumner wants an appropriation for a nxedllege'atXenia, Ohio. WASHINGTON, March .., --TIe Senate on Foreign Relations Commit, tee hye agreed to re, ommend -te re. jeetln'of thai SadDe nigo treaty,' a vote of fivq against twa! The Judicary Committee is directed to report regarding the stttis of ladiins' Auder tyh flfeeptnh amendmient. Aresolutin for a joint indian con rnittee was defeated by the casting vote of Colfax. Georgia was 'reuried: An artnd mient. wp ;oflred., ..athorizing the Presiden~tt Se1d troops iuto tbe State to suppress disorders. The deficmehoy bill' was discussed. During the diseession, Farnsworthi said two of the 'graid 'coitraooefd the Charlestoi . 0Isor : houso. and the treasurv extension were two men. who had conlracts in connection with the New York post oflice-Messrs. Lnnrd and Dixon,-and reiarkel they .-agam had their arms elbow deep in the trails Butler reported a bill for the ed6 mission'of T ng, ~tla it was identical wi Lh'h urpuua and Mis sissippi' bills ijt the .exuey$1n'of'n' ad1di tionhl-p hIsip that s - piss4e' shall'not afect the conditionsg onder which Texas, was0eiginall~ 5kdratteg.' In response to 2additib .. 4ctigoj offered by"'Wood, that tee 8tnt be aditted witb'out any qai~n said h4 hfat ~Jicti eJ tI it was ;usele 50p% l6o~e~d,a substitute, yeoi:p tb h~be l'eation' tuo ~ws !pwiiciin in forthj'nd that, the S(1ntitled to rep~resenta% montA were r h(.wrvo ,/n *vate seeertary of Governor Sentor arried-'here 'this .morning, with-a requintt~mikm the Govgtnot' bh the tio dree ohbb tr6neffdes~n Committee to inquae into the con Virgin%. i s4d ?ildu6donettubted several times .akreadr. . The 8 nato dIsed qed. a resolution looking o thl'd ist'rlbtdtion of 'appoint. ments In the executIvo deptis madoeta h Singles Oonipsional tlistrigts is the North-4rudfiner#euieh a otatn'ntd ishitig tie njeeiig uestadq the. apse ordear inuegdayi nett."s" 'Ihere -wai. bopsiddrable diseession upon the roadl tt ldelIthg 'st equal flatrlbntox "of govgrangeg patronag~e in WXashington. SeveralI SSengtorg4pe hl tgpi Syouhg mea ooodi e pa ~ a Stenden Vio ruint - 1V 0 effins. A bill~a report me oingbe Sthories. eleven Consul.n Generalsy ~ wenty-one .Qo.$n u$ ipg p~qcmner e cal agegtg - - , A hill was inr~ne to conoiq daethe Indian trib a under territo SresoIlytida tb'exr ~4eds oeebip ,y y to,68, awotr4ids 'fotsebeing Sed for thb-espleidea deaueSr resolution"of eefisore' Ma*1 1ft8&d ponente. of " ipgbarna namendment olalim tihat stheybhave' aiz ntajorith The Houmitd'tob~' Wpibe itffffhllithIh morning, but immediately adjourned. Internal revenue rceiptyi to-day, Qtn~b In U0edichoe to' orders ftom the"'Preside n t, 96M t cosrsaniss of egl'diot j9t h insurrectionary dis triotesof North Carolinx. 'he Spooial Committee on the debline of Anierican commereo heard steamship apd railroad then from New York, boeton, Phiadalphia and the South, who favored tho Oriental and Mediterradeai: Steamship Company. .Cllor4lkil .colleptor of the t 2td 41l1 St'edt 'I striot in the Now0 Yo'rk)has disappeared. s News Iteimis. 8 ST. Louis, March 15.-Another 1 heavy snow storm last night.0 Nmw YonK,lMarch 15.-Three mil lion dolhirs in' silver is coning from Canada for New York banks. Sfr F3ulqczcto, Match'15.-The rushlfor the Sani Diago mines contin ucs. It is reported the Chinmso have been driven fron the inines and seve ral killed. MACON, OA , March 15.-It is as- o ce-tki6ed ihdit if 'any 'moetinig of col ored lcgiblators took place at Atlanta r a few days pgoristewas -very.small, over z two-thirds'f -then being known to be < at their homos. The telegram to Revels had attach. 6 ed to it signatures of colored mer. *4ers withiout their consent or knowl. < edge.- . -,.: .- tl - CORIN, March 17.-A stage coach I 'upiet 200 miles above this station.'- h Six pasengers *dre frozen to death. t N E Y * 0' n IK ir Ch 17.- T e'schoon- 1 er James H1. Hoyt is Ashore, opposite. u highlandsa All hands were lost. a I ullerton, accused of revenue frauds, a was acquited. The co6urt applauded t, the verdict. SAN FRANCIFCo, March 17.-The r richness of the San Diego mines is t confirmed. A party of Chinese dis- J covered a rich load which the whites h juiped. Fiour Chinese were killed. 'm RICMOND, March 17.-A conflict of authority between the newly ap pointed city authorites and the old g inciinibents has arisen. Mayor Ca hoon Teluses to. give up the office to Mayor dllison, elected last night by * theCity' ounoil. The' former has P sworn in 150 special constablea in- p oluding twenty colored' men, and the f' tatter has 200 special officers. The ~ bid police force is divided equally be tween 'the two Mayors. Ellison has [ polsession of the City H1all " anil' all er ether public buildings, except the al Station House, . which, is held by w the Caboon party. Cahoon wrote to Governor Walker, stated his position y and asked assistance to maintain his nuthority. Walker' replied 'that El.. lisan, being elected under Act of the Jbegislature, he cannot recognizo any one elyo as "Mayor, that Cahoon is in Qapable of holding office under Vir- o ginia laws, as he already holds a Fede ral office ; that no breach of the peace can occur without Caboou's act or ap 1.roval. Caboon, with about thirty men, is besiegod in the lower station house by 6 the Ellison patty, who have out off the of gas and water, piid forbid any provi sions to. be sent there. A crowd of ' colored men bought out a -bake shop g nd commenced throwing bread up to - tle window.p but were driven off by a special police. At dark, Mayor Elli..~ son, Chief of Police Poe, and ethers, were arrested by the United Statek~ ' Marshall, for having refused a revenue 2h oflicer permission to see Cahoon ian.hie di eapacity as Uniited States Conimisson or. A comnpany.ocf, troops have been Ic brought into the city% by order of Ci Qanby. It Is stated that Judge UnJ~der wood will d'uirve to-morrow, and issuei - jn injunction k~bbibiting Ellison from dxercising., the .d uties of'~ the offico. Great excitement here all day, and but little business done.. MEW YORK, March 1P,-Georg~o Wakenman," edito- of" the Worl,, is dead. Hlis .disease was pneumonia age thirty. Ca ptain' Phillips, of the schooner Ann Elizab~th, fell ~nto the hold andy was killed. SAN FHANC1 s(0, March 19.--The aboeamor China has arrivede i8he experienced heavy 'weather. ,She brings 800 passe gera. police arrosto4 the disarfiedi part of I the opposition polled,:the balanee, tiook refuge im the stationabouse' at neon. Thebtii 'stdtIosi-housal sur rendered to Elliason.. The ,ne officials have. &otice. pf. a nliotiQs,sOD k Wednesday, befoxe< Underwood,c.for .injunctioA. Bot Wfnjon .held coburt thswognin . No'dist biflb to-day. Abot-tof dagjns a hereetq a'e shut vp'a..th ation-bioges, Elh sbn's forca ssabout 250y ahonthave .posseasidh of tile eity&G " " Ellison's fe'rce n'1ibr'0 40 4 'rsserve of ,I00 Wq puu e) ings er eft lk bw i was e hle risonh venters quit -apport. Ellson Tlp et -de quetiexcept akound the ht'at .hontIdohich the Cahoon faction h'o14 *ih some f'orty white and.blasic.Jderents. NasnILLKpMarch 19.-A a meet' Congressional.se ference were pas pd ; also, denonnoing esaggerations and misreprddentations regard Ing' the ; Internal afifaire'f of 'th1e State, an4 a pledging the yeople' to mthaIatal' the y laws, h1At S.tate, gatuatonal' at , all bezaards; woloiig sokilera to sustain E' itie civil authorities. 2' 8Ai. Ntw 'Yonx, March 1, 1 P. Oottod 7e o Livitroor, March 19. --Cotton opened firm-uplands 11 l; Orleans 11 t .s~ 1i2000 nonhi.!$ The 4okk9Uoiof4ho Pross Qodi'erenoo. Wo publish bolowp says the Guar ian, the resolutions of tle Press lVuYentipp Alhioxy mot il' this oy" st Wednesday evening. Wq sub ait this action to tho fav6rablo con-1 idoration of the country at large, onfident that it will comurnend itself o the public approyal, as wiso' and rudent, anti fully up'to the spit it of he timios. The practical suggestion f ia convention of the people on the 5th June, ensuing, will, we are as tired, meet a heai ty and early re ponse. Teio time is rapidly ap roaching which will oall forth the arnest opposition of those who feel he oppression ani corruption of the resent Stato government, and who ro willing to nt in concot t with all vailalblo elements to overthrow it. RESOLUTIONS. 1. Resolved, That this cotiference oognizes the legal right of all oiti oins of the State, irrespootive of col r to anifrae. 2. Resolved, That this conference ecoginizes thu legal right of all citi ens of the Stato, irrespeetive of col. r or fortmer condition, to offio, sub. !et alone to personal qualifleation and tness. 8. Resolud, That, in the judgment f this ceonference, a convention .of he poopje of the State opposed to drdki s, und.la favor yof ,good and ono4 governinent,.ahould boe beld in io pity of Columbia, at . home op0Pvo iont time, for the purpose of noml atiog..a Stato ticket, 1which wvhilo sA\iring, equal ana eXot justicoto I1, will afford admo dogroo.,of saouri. r, prosperity and good govern ment., . 4. Resolved, That this conforonco spectfully suggo.it to the people of ie State Wednesday, the 15th of une ensuing, as a suitable time for olding said convention. A Healthy Di'estion, Life Is rendered miserable when the di !stivo organs are Inspaired. Pond be. imes repulsive; the body emaciated; the ind depressed, and melancholy broods rer you, 'IU C'T'S VEGE TABLE LIVER ILL8 Is the remedy for these evilv; they Fodgece.sound digestion ; create a good ap itto, impart refreshing sleep and obeer. iness of mind. mar.17-1w STRAYED OR STO.,7, 7 RtOM.my pasture on .thq night or the 17h iost., two young red moyley in t, cows with wliite spots on sides, also oat.three weeks since, a blaolk horned all-grown yearling heifer. Any person giving Informatlon which Ill lead to the recovery of the above pro. xty will be well rewarded by P. HASTINGS, Jackson Creek, mar 22-x2tl NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. WILL be at Monticollo, on THURISDAY, March 24th, 1870, for the purpose.,of leoting State and County 'axes for 18609, JOllN W. CLARk, mohl 17-t3 Count y Treasurer. Guardian Notice. [OVICE is hereby giveo to all whom it I may concern, that, thirty daIys front to. I sill Iake npplication to the Judge Probato for Fairf-Id County, at 11 flock in the forenoon, for a final discharge Guiardian of Mliss Emma C. Douglass. TII0S G. DOUG LSS, mar 15-1n .Guard ian. no'iograyns. V Pins. ovmae Photogralbs, Ambro pes. P'orcelain Pictures, &c. We will m'aini but a shortt tille , and those whio sire- pictunres, should call a6an -early Instructions giveinan Vh'otoghiphy. (lat ry .iul M rs. WoodwArd's store, at. the u'per: d of'tCoigress street. * WRE~N & WHE~ELER, feb 12-tf Phmotogra phers. rie'ainfenp rcsdsieb Pechs 4 Pin\ple - ytrs$ o IAE JT T -RECIED Keutucky's Latest Aud 'Dpft, Whfialever onmaes front .10 Q id con. ioiiwealth we are woi, to'look upon as t lie real "s$jtiu puTo" and qtuuine ortiile of 41he class represeniod. I1 tael w'anty' say Willh cmphisis, that K ttuvky. not a Ihea3lthy soil for tho gr thof'iumibugs. The best thing now offered to our citizens front this StAto is the "Gn EAT - H xNDnXR9 Co. PItzP Sctnwiar," and vo believo they will show thiir wisdon by investing freely in ticets. lttald the A'lvkrtilsement found in anoterlive cohlun tf our Itpper,olosely, iad livestigate lte wholet thorouldy, tad leaii how cotplet'ly Ihie ftes hear oaat lie stat - ment 'k. Tbc Edtitor (it Ihi pi ller will InIke pleasiure in Irdtering lAek, 4 f I ..i.ql ot Iis frienetsi is 1n:1y Wish it. ' nulr 22- I %V Ktoi IKoo. -Th is il i.lii, .' i-4 i ,jiily gain ing the Clulidence. Ill ih1 poC llke, n11al lite ntlleronstsiaoa lsi i44 t's virne . - by praliii itii t i sit , diciii. v]lvn. ,1 1iit doubtl Ilta it is a sOie i reliable remt'ly for i lirlii y ofI Othe blool, 'I e ne disea , . The Iaa I. 1-lc it ./ Nro l etnl ain., i n ar. liele*'roml 1900*. 1'. N. 'Newlon, il. 1) , Preti delnt of tIho i Mell -Col lege. city of New 'ntk, lat spieiks in hihi I tertns. (i its cllr.1 live properl.es. and gives a specia' recomal. tielbation of Ko -koo to Ili praetitioners of nidicineo. This i., we bel ieve, ithe firs I ill alnetv where uc e ieshavo bveen otlicillily ouiorsed by the Faenaity of any of fie o edal1 eclie , . i rollects great credit upon I he skill o r.' Lawrenlce, ils comlipoullder. and also pills "Koskoo" ill the van of all ot heir imledie.ines of the pre. seit day. Latest QuItinus . o SOUTHERN - SECURITIES, CVit 4l18TON, S. C. erreoted Weekly by A. 0,FMAN rokor, No. 25 Broad , Ma rch 18th, .1870. STATuSECURiTus--Soutli Caroliia old $5o do, ew,-@og8O; .do, -rgistered stock, ox int-@76 RAILMAea STooK-Charilotte, Columbia and Augusla,-@90.: Greenville and Co lumbia, 2; Nortlenateru. 7@8; Sa vantnalh and Charleston, 30 ; Soth Carolina, (whole sharcs) 45; do. (halfdo) 22. SOUTI OAbOLINA" VANK MILL6. *B3ank of Charlosto , . - *Bank of Nowberry, * . .-. Bank of Camilen, 6C -. Bank of Georgetown, .-6a Bank of South Carolina, 5 - Batik of Chester, - a) Bank of llaniburg, 3 e Bank of State of S. C. prior to 1861, d5a Bank of Stato, of s. C. issuo 1861 and 1862, 12? *Planters' and Mechanics' fBank Charleston, - *Peoplo's Bank of Chnrloston, . *Unlon Bank of Charleston, Southwestern R 1 BIt nk, Charle. ton, (old) I Southwestern It Rt Bank, Charles ton, (new) State Blank of Charleston, 8 ) Farmers' and .Exchange Bank of Charleston, Exchange Bank of Colminabl, 30I@ Conmercial Bank of Columbin, 24 - Merchant's 'Bank of Chcraw, 1(4, Planters' Blbnk of FaIirtild, - 3(y). Stale of 8. J. Bills Receivable, par City of Charleston Change Bills, par Securities more in demand. Exchange favoring buyers. Money easler. Bank rates 1 *- cent. a month on Stock oollaler i. Outsiide ratea arbitrary. Bank notes tagnant. *till. tearIkd t:ts (*) are being redeem 'd at lihe lank Counters of each. jan 22.13 The Season and its Dantrers. The human boly is cleicely coiwoil og :sstes and fibre.s as senisiive to every larnigo in.the condition of the atmosphere 1s (lite mnost delial a electronetr, or the jnickilver in a balromleter Itibe. lungs, and iet excremttry orgipan, aro cspo. aially liaIble to bie athteIed by thereso var'ia lotati; and the best.detfence against thaeir.. e sous tendectly i.: to keep the dligos ive' nachiiery, which feedls andi nour. shes be. hiolaxsysou, .inagood working oarder. If I he .st Onm~ldh is weak or isorderedt 11it lher tho bloodt nor- the bile cili 'biin a lealthty state, and uponi the fitnescs oif Ith<.So WO imiporlta1.nitld for' the olliees asstignled .o them by tlt ar~ Jltd the regularity' of' heir flow, heajth In a greatL measurei de pends.' Whe~n the alr'is heavly laden with chaill ia vapors8, as it oftei is at this season of he year, the digest Ion shtouldl be an object f peculiar care. If It Is weak anid iin oidl, the whole physIcal structuro wilt be naeVated. If it Is vigorouis, the ontire yrganirzallon will be strong to resis the ,tistownui-lJ addI depressing influence of a :awp and viz isted atmaospher~e.. A pure and powerful tonic is thierefore aspecially needed sas a stafeguard against thie dieases tuont commnon in the spring, indl Hostettofs SItmach Bitteas being thae rnost wholesome nutd potent, medicine of tg slasagt- pre*sent known, o, course of 4tJie particultiriy;.advigable at this period oe. the year. lho-sonni~Qh will thereby be toned tad .strengilhened,. the liver and bowels nogulated, thios nervous system bracd up, utd.nature put, in -a State of active daefence ugainst the miasmq, ivihol suaperinduces intormittonu and remittent fevors, rheumia Lisms, neravous debility, headache, hypQ. shondria and otljer comnplainls whaich are ml. to assail. then unaonted and untfortified >rganizatfons. ,The body is strengthaened vitlie~u exciting the brain, atid eonsequenat. .Pnq ppIosi;a ent-on follows'its reviv ig gifogovtegiperation. mar l1-m Tdtiainuonias from Snadt1 , Bra,-IKy ing sulffOee severely fromt rhoutiatlo pAbis'in the head1 and face, 7. was induced, from what I hearad aiad of it, to try'Pennav Ais' P'ats Kit.t. frn. vhlch soon found relIef. It Is inideed a vatablo a~rtiele, I am y ours, &tl, WIL LIA M IW A 5, (.linaer,) . * ~ Willenall, Englanad. This is to certify that I hN7Ybeent a suf ferer fromn Indigestion. anti violent Sick liesdache for upwards of finy years. haive oonsulted many of thieFacuhy, bulti have derived 1,to material benefit from any soureo, uintillI tried P'vtnav Davts' PAIN KIrt~a, which, I am happy to stale, has done me more goodl tian allsi eor stried be foe. , i' (ESTHgItig0 B3ohton, En~ghan&d .Grhrsti-sIlhaye much pleaeo In s peaklag of the great effcaey aqd atseryzl nlt's efeyouiWrATaN' Kitait.. T'wo year. ago I was severely niflloetd with a rainful Internal di gue ab~on a .friends, o. ten wh'd s&3ut tTirued from Jhe 8tales, rhlch hie ad brouaghat over wilh hIm. 1 took It as direoted~ anad tjao relie( a . n mlediate, anf 5l ied Qas fUs"tluo all medici 4 pdil 't, to New York5f I@ *to a bottles;sdc I m a thiankful to say, that it has 'proved to y famIly and friend. who- have ungd it of nestimablo value in .relleving almost all a nads of7pan ad suffering.-. , Sposerar oo.a.f.-TO'pitts'th Iir*att of Deot,,8ashes add Rlltidh, We ftiefte ihE advertisenmnt of P', P. Tealf, the Jarge mantufiotuirce f ti-reo g. ois lan (Chasiesn. t TQ~rA M HE GREATr 0 U R .S DYS PEP3IA C iNDIGESTION P~i~VLTS CHILS& 'GE ~ NAPPE rTI CR EA TE LD 0 VERYWNFRE. DVIEM MISE DVI pFROPRIETogS a WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS For wili a l itmls boro, S. (., Uy KETI'a2j N, AlcMlASTEli & JBRICE. By it recent decision or. thu Internal lievenule Commnissioner, any perion can sell lieve hotIles without having a retail Li. quor Deiaer's License. mar 17-6to NEW ARRIVAL. ONE hundred Barrels Flour juit received from the Mills ; every barrel warranted to bo fresh and genuine, and free from onione, which will be sold low for Cash and a libe. ral discount given to the trade. Lumber. Il also has six thousand feet, Pine and. Poplar Lumber, Work Bonches, &a., &c.. which h0 will sell low to close ont his Cabinet Business. F. ELDER. mar 10 H. W. DESPORTES. (CORN ElR NO. 1.) HAS just received: Cherry Brandy. Blackberry Brandy. Ginger Brandy. Port Wines. Sherry Wine. Corn and Ilye Whiskies of all grades which he will sell low for CA8IJ. Fertilizersl Fertilizers : I IAVIN secured the Agency for Fair lield County for thc fullowing Fertili. lers : Solublo Paclic Guano, Haugh's Raw Bone Super Phosphate, The Cirolinn Vertiliser, Rhodes' ,Super Phtsphate, Orchilla Guano, Colton Food, Maryland Ammoniated, Compound Acid Phosphate of Lime, for 0omupostiang with cotton seed; And ,Zell'a Amnmouiated Bone Super. L hosph ate. I aa now prepared to supply my fricudt. yith any or tie abovo as low as the same mn ho puarchaseil in tiny other mar tot with Freight. and Draynge added. Call at iy stor o aind got circulars descriptiva of heir re- pective merits. JN'). Ii. CATHICART'. feb 1, 18'70 Wllm. R5 Hloward, FLOUR DEALER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT No. 2 Rpears' Wharf, Bthuimre. Good to choice FINX, SUPE'R1, EXTRA and FAMlLY ?FLOIliR, suitable for retail. ng, constiantly oni hand. jan 22-8mn ADMINISTlIAT JR'S NOTICE. ~LL persons. having claims against, . ,Wlliami Shedd, deceased, are request. d to present. the same properly attested to ii. L, EL LIOTT, feb 24f Adm'r. Livery and Bale mASTABLE.& rHlE undersigned will reneive on or about the 20th Jannary, fifty head of no llorses and Mlules at his [IVERY ALD 8ALE STABILE. 'Io keeps constantly. on hand liorses, lacks, l74 -gles and Wagons for haire, and espeptfully solicits the patronage of the mblio. ..,A. F. 000 DING. jn 8 ____ Just Received, LOT of fan Flour in sas of all sin as. Rice, Iard Bacon, Coiftoos andl Sugars of :ll grades ALSO Liquaore, Winocs, Porter, Ala, Trandy Peaches, Durham, Tobacco and Cl-gars of lIce finest quality, which I will sell how for 04sh. . ' . 3. McCABLET. Grist and %eal. N~W' hav.e Steam Mill irn opptation at the Tan Yard of Messrs. Thompson & Woodw ard, and will- be glad to receive a share of count and town oustom. 0: ders received at, tyre &'gg.gl np1anr F. UOPE8 ' t*e thO'este ht1 he paj, wa took of 36 1889, No. S fp fr sharea. 40Do ling. No. 8'f. foi oix ahates to John 1R. Ml! Garden Seeds 11 White and Yellow ONIO]Ts SETS, And a large lot of FRESH GARDEN SEEDS. Just received by Ketchin, McMaster & Brice. jan 25 BARGAINS I BARGAINS I IN order to change investment we will soll at reduced and popular prices, from this dato Dry Goods, Shoes, Hardware and Oro cerlos. and we not only invite Inspection of our goods, but a comparison with the Cheap Goods offered for salo. Just Recieved. Flour, Lard and Bacon, and on consign ment a oboloo lot of Corn, Buists Fresh [ardon Seeds, Just to hand. Terms Cash. THOMPSON & WOODWARD. feb 8 NEW GOODS I A small lot of ;EASONABLE GOODS, SPRING CALICOES, &c., &c, A.0O, I Stock of North Carolina Shoes. A large lot of School Books, Blank Books, papor, Pens, &a. Just received. KETICHIN, MogMA0ER& BRICE. mar I cMARDENW SEED. 3P 'EL 33 1 3E AND AT E. W. OLLEVER'S Fruit and Confectionery Store. mobl10 VIRGINIA ADMIlTTED I j UST received a~t Corner No. 1-8ugar, Coffee, Mackerel Ina Barrels,.llalf Par. oi. aid Kits;i Cheese, Citron, Currents, andies, Potash, Parlor Maehes, &o., at Jan 29 Ii. W. DSPORTSS. MOJrHING NEW. RIght for making egh p ounds of but,. er out of ono galL -of mik. No hum. mng. Call at his slo-e and opaemine the sutier. Family flighis for sale. -'~~ fob 26 1. ELDER. C'. N. WITHERSn Y remvaining Win~er Goods, octraiullng of B.Llankeats. Cloaks ad Shawlq, Flannel., assinmeres, Tweeds and Jeans, Rterfnoes, ~oplins Deanes and Skirte, will be sold t oost or cash. 1. 1N. WIT HERS. Blesohed and Brown Domestic., fled 'Ickings, Calicoes, Plaid Domenls, Tow.. 1ls, Lieon Damaska, (Glaves Iloeery and Ilnndk wiefe, very 4 sia ~the cheap odoI. N. WITHERS. It you want a pood pair pf 8Shcu on Geatlemen's bleek silk Ares Hats, Men'd itoys' and bhidrens' Fum awnd 'Wohl' Nat, bedles Hats of all deseulptions for Sate AheaP 7y - WIThEBR. Wilhers kse n headatfew A6 t etg Wsnans Man.' Ruddlla !Mdlag "nd fl!.4 ridles, which w4) 6 beo q14eatp for the 1m U tensils,OtrookerWate 'fimWare and Wood War., alvae on han at$ for sate. shoopv by WJTfERS Great Bargainsa in Reedy MadO Cothipg ire now bielag ofeted by WITHPJRS. If you want Onion Melts and reliable 3h.rden Seed, call .n i. N' itfisn d o ,ureo o f "Lureth', tresh and geou., DOWN THEY COME ! WE are now offering our entire WINTER STOCK at COST. The beat bargains sinco the close of the war. Cal1 and see for yourselves. LADD BROS & CO. jan 26i Two Dimes and a Half Pays tho Bill at MoINTYRE & CO'S. 500 LBS. Mixed Candies. 2 Gross of Prize Candy Boxes, 2 " Canuod Tomastoos 2 " '- Corn. 24 Boxes Raisins, 8 Gross of Pickles. Frcah Crackers. 2 Cases of Sardines. Oranges and Lomons. fob 26 JUST RECEIVED. LOT of Baltitnoro 1soon, Sardines, Ploickles, how-Chow, Cheshire Choose, oof'ee, Sugar, Smoking and Chewing To. macco, Sogars of all grades. Also a fine ot of Campion's Extra Family Flour, which vill be sold at COST'. Wo also keep constantly on hand a finq ssortment of Winos, Liquora4 and Ale, shich we offer at greatly reduced prices. A nice lot of Mgens' Womens' anti Clil Irons' Shoes and Gaiters. Call and see. jan 27 GOODING, STUART & CO. SELLYG OUT. A '4 J1ES, Clocks and Jewelry, from the finest, to the choapest, Silvor Purp ,hains, anti .;her kinds, Coral Necklaces, ,oral and other kinds of Earrings and Plain 1old Ring.;. I at selling out. at a very mall profits. (IlAURLE.S MULLER, neoaiu duor from Col. Rion's Onlioe. jan 18 Winnsboro Workshops, I AM nsow prepare.l to___ fill orders for new WVag ons, Carte, W hoelbarrowa, ao. Also repairing neatly execnted. All :Indg Blackamnilk work done at my shop, l'he ptronage of the public Is res peot full oliolted. W. H.u DVA. Jqzn 20 iST11ECEV1si7 1500ifIilL Primmo Corn, 300 Jfushols White SpringOf, 200 Lbs. Buckwheat P'lour. 6000 Lbs. tlb C R. & Clearu latcon, 400 Lbs. Choice Sugar Cured lianus, 600 Lbs. Choice Carolumr ice. General aesortrment Crushed, A, C extra nd C Sugar, N. 0. Honey, Golden and lagnotia Byrup, No. I Factory Cheese, and tallan Maccaroni. by D. I. F LENNIKJEN, snar 3 A gent for hubrey & (Co. tuick Retur~ns Und Permanent limprove mnent to tire So11, Mapes' Nitrogenized Bupel3-Phosphato A~'1OSEO8D of Bones Phosphate GuauwI ) and Ammonibctl Aniraal AMutte, all horoaghly decombosed and reduced to a no:powdor by eans c f formentaions and 'ulpburlo~acld, adapted to the growing of )ot ton, Corn, T'obacco, Grain Crops, Vege. able., &e. Tfis is the0 oldest Suiper Phoi phate mnanufactured In this country, having aeen introduaed to the peblie In the Spring >f the year 1862.. The guaranteed ohemi' tal siandard of thuis fert iliser ist Ammonia, ,.60 to 8.80 per ct. Soluble Done Phoe' huate, 14 per ci. 'f'otal Bione Phosphate, per ct. Tbopracticaal saecess of this Super-Phos phat.', even detrlng the most anfatornhfa ssa esos, has been fuily established by the es, euence of huadreds of planters and) farni' irs, reeqnt letters fte em nearly two hunslred af' wlioei are to be found in the paw phlete w. W. ftETCIti Ageoi, Jun 7 Wlnnsboro, . ,7 Ale Ale:: Ij Didi YowungW" MEht, Imported Ale, Segars! jegaty? 8,400 flne flogars for sale 1 IW.DES O0$ITRS. s C~forner zo, 1.. The Best Seed Poaoes.