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Loxnux, August 2?-P.. UL. - -Thu ult > 11 ty
market i* without change. Consols si? tj
Tor money.
,- LrNBiiiN ? >i., August Xi. cot dm sales^ to
tUv, 10,(W0 hale?; middling uplands ?i<<?
13?4. Thu ?.ruad stuffs market, huts a de?
clining tendency. Thc provision market
i s unchanged, with the exception of lard, |
which has au advances tendency.
- . M 1 F* . . . -?"'11
?Ali .i N?W? lt? SM.
driwhtWATl, August30.-There were tmly
three deaths from cholera ?jr est ord ay. The
disease caases to axeit? apprehension.
MOBILE, August 30.-Five casas of cho
lejahs*q .been.reported, by the Damed of
Health for tho past five days-all negroes
-two of which were fatal.
NEW CE .KANS, August 30.-Tho cholera
death* sir.ee yesterday number fourteen.
Pos ros, August 90.-At a, radical mas?
meeting', in Portland, oa Monday, General
Banka intimated that the President was a
prospective traitor and General Grant was
jwtime-eert?er.,: He said t he nwt act of thc
.kktWi' after their accession td power
would be to onst Grant from office, ana
place ono of their, .own genera.* in his
stead.
p jtUfnotvTta Pve.ldemt Murna. :
?^^XifcwiXoi?&?i^u?t SOk-I?- iesporfeo to
tb? Mayor'? address, yesterday, the Presi
'de^?;Voice tjvidentiy affected by emo?
tion, ' remarked ns follows: "To reply tc
?hat you have- just givon utterance to,
under thc circumstances. Would ho mort
than I could undertake. I am overwhelm?
ed at the reception you have accorded tt
mo. [Applause. 1 Language is inadequate
to give expression to my feelings. I ac
eepted yam- invitation, and I now heg yoi
wilt, in return. accept ray most .sincere nie
heart Colt thanks. Hoch an invitation fron
thia great .metropolis .ought to encourage
t?t?it^?tjr?fl-encortragc, mo in the faithfu
dischazge. of my duties. I Cheers.} It ii
, peeuhariy acceptable at Lhis Hmo, -fresh at
we are from tho bat?lc-lield. But there ii
still a greater battle before ns. [Cheer:..
In reference to what I havo done, it is be
fore yon; and it is for you to determhn
what my Conduct has been. [Applause.
In conclusion, ?et silence ?peak for me ft?
waa* I ?Uglrt to way and what I intend ti
- ?lc* [Cheers ] rn'aeeepting these r?solu
t?.ms, accompanied by sentiments so grate
fuhv uttered, I again return v<m mv sin
cflte thanks.
Afc the conclusion of tho Presidents r<
\ marka, he was greet ed with titre? cheer -
Loud calls were then made for Secretar
Seward. .He said: "I feel that I am a
home. I thank. you for the welcome vo
have extended to me. [Applause.] . I fe*
? more than that; for! have brought wit
mc to yours and my Inane. Ui<> Srcsidon
of tba (Antea States- [cheer*] -united 1>
thc arms of our heroes, by tim virtue <
our citizens, and by the wisdom and t i
ergy of our Chief Magistrate. If au vt hin
fr? wanting, if is the certificate which w
look for at the coming polls, to boar us ou
in our opinions, that tho United. Statt
?bltald consist of thirty-five, instead t
twenty-five States. (A great applause] I
the city and St au- or New York, the peopl
should be faithful, first to their views, the
to their children, then to the city an
State, arid then io the country. To tin
duty ? adhere; and, if persons "were to it
torfere with me in faithfully carrying oi
this principle, I could overbalance t hoi
and still be fait hf ul ! o thc country." IGiv:
cheering.]
TOe' President, Secretary Seward, Gui
Grant, Admiral Farragut " and S?cr?tai
Welles were quartered at Delmonico'
while tho remainder or the party were pi-i
vldedforatthe Fifth Avenue Hotel. Tl
President ^received many visitors .la
j % SECONO DESPATCH.
Kaw YoiiK, August 30.-The banquet
the President last night was a s plead
affair. Among those present wero Gran
Farragut, Seward, Welles, the Russia
Mexican and Brazilian Ministers. A. '
Stewart, Astor, anti upwards of 200 pron
neut citizens. -Tho President spoke
great length, and said, in the course of li
remarks, that the Government weld to w
for thc express purpose of preserving tl
union of the States, and the Federal G
vernment had established thc gn. at fa
?hit thc* States have not thc power or ti
ight, either by forcible or pt.-aceut.
means,lo separate from each o thea? b
the Congress bas practically 'assumed; ai
up to thc present time carried ont the dc
trine, that the Government was dissolve
and .those State? were out of tho TJnio
We denied their right to secodo ev
Seaeoahly, and now wo find, when thc
tates desire again to renew their practn
relation? with the Union, hy sending rc
resun ta ti ves to Congress, there are men
that body who, in violation of our gre
charter of liberty, refuse to admit the
Tbe-question is, "will we submit? Will t
American people submit to this practi
assertion of the dot-trine they repudi:
and overthrow by the war? That issue
before yon. If we submit to tliis, we g
tho lie "direct to-every position taken by
since the war commencod. Ho asked,
the spirit of Christianity and sound p
losophy, it Wc ?re prepared again to i
one portion of the country arrayed agar
tho other in deadly conflict, or shall
make every effort to unite tho whole coi
irv in harmony and become friends?
Referring to the Philadelphia Conv
tion, he said the best ?vidence that can
shown of loyalty, aro loyal professions a
loyal actions; and when mesa gentlem
met in convention from thc North and
.lootii, come forward and profess devot
io the United States and the Const it ut i
and when their actions and professai
correspond, who shall dare to doubt thc
Have we reached that point, that all co
dence is lost in men? If we have, I tull ;
that your Government is . ot as strong
a rope of sand, lt has no weight, und
tumble to pieces. Tho adverso po wei
this Government is in tho confidence wi
the people put iu each other, lie said
South had accepted tho arbitrament of
sword and lost, and wanted to ret
again to thc Union, h rlid pot want
See them com ci bade degrade i add debai
? but wanted them to come with all tl
manhood. They have again taken up
Costitution, and ask that its laws aha!
enforced. What, then, was the canst
distrust or lack of confidence in tin
There is no cause. He also said Gem
Grant anti himself had fought for
Union at one end of the lino, and now t
were fighting for it at tho other, and Gr
waa not in the nold. " He was (hiingcqn
sjood Servier. [Laughter anti appian
Ho said, furthermore, that our 3,000,000
of debt could be paid only by the cons
dation of our nationality and thcperpi
itv and union of tho States.
' *ln conclusion, he said the demonstra!
in Now York confirmed him in his opin
that the people will take care of the
vernment, and thdeo who could ftttorop
jheat their purpose had better stand
j* the way; v* for himself, he had rea?
the summit of his ambition, with one
caption. He Baid there is but one tl
wanting-wouki you hoar it? [Cries of v
At thia particular crisis and peviod of
hjstory-when the 8tato* aro in peril -
?aa bc the instrument, in the hands of
people, nf restoring this Union and making
it complete, causing the Government to re?
commence its glorious- and mighty career
oj prosperity and greatness, I will bo wilt?
ing t<? exclaim, ai Simeon did of aid, when
he saw tho babe born in thc nrtwiger'r ftI
have seen thc glory of thy salvation; let
thy servant depart m peac*." f Applause. ]
That being done, my ambition is complete;
I ask nothing mre. I wonld rather live
in history rather live in th* affections and
hearts of my countrymen, as having con?
summated this great end-than to he Pre?
sident of tbo.Unitod Mut forever.
Here the audience bro xe into an im?
pressive bnfst of applause, and, on thc I
call of Gen. Sandford, gave three cheers
for Andrew Johnson, the restorer of tho
Usiotv. ,. ... i s
After a drive through the Central Park,
the President and Gen. Grant took a boat
at Mauhattanvi?le for Albany.
M:ir3trt Reporta. ,
. Nsw Yous, August 30- Noou.-Gold
Exchange 108.1- at sight, ll. Cotton quiet,
at 33c, Flour declined 10(<?20c. Wheat and
corn declined. Pork heavy. Lard and
whiskey duli. ?
? 7 P. M.-Gold 147L Flour dull, at $9.75
@$15.50 for Southern. Wheat 2?4c
lower. Corn at 16?2o. lower. Oats lc.
lower, l'ork quiet, with ?ales of 2,250
barrels-mess ?82.75. Iiard dull, at ls*
@20j. Cotton dull; sales of OOO bales, at
33?35L- Sugar ? higher.
Monier.. August SO.-Cotton sales to-day
100 bales; middlings, 30? 31; market, very
dull. Stock on baud very light and poor
in rpiality.
NEW OnivEAxs, August 30.-Cotton easy
and unchanged, with sales of :i00 bales.
Gold 45i. .
WARTED,
TWO THOUSAND GRAIN SACKS.
?5,000 GOLD and SILVER.
Aug 2s FISHER A LOWRANCE.
BREAKFAST STRIPS.
AFRESH supply bv steamer, just re
ceived. JOHN C. SEEGERS A CO.
Aug 80_
FOR SALE CHEAP!
^^fte- ONE beautiful chestnut HORSE.
^??wijUind iii harness or under saddle*
? I * I-suitable for ladies' riding. Also'
one sett DOUBLE HARNESS. Apply at
English House, near Charlotta Uar)road
Deprit. Aug 30 2*
Pistols! Pistols! Pistols!
.1/ the Sign of the Kohlen PmULo"k.
JUST received, a large assortment of
PISTOLS, embracing the most d?sira
I bin made in this country.
j Al-so,
A tull assortment of Powder, Shot. Caps,
Cartridges, A.c.. and for sale cheap bv
Aug 3U ~ JOHN C. DIAL.
Cabinet-maker, Upholsterer
and Undertaker.
^KSBSHbu HAVING I'esllUIL-d the
tsls???.-; i^Jabove business. I am pre
oared to execute all louds
of work in Ute above line at thc shortest
notice and most reasonable prices.
A variety or COFFINS constantly on
hand. Funerals promptly attended.
M. H. li KR H Y,
At Brennan \- Carroll's Carriage Factory.
Aug 30
Fresh Arrivals.
LONDON POUTER. SCOTCH ALE.
Durham Mustard, I and j lb. cans.
Colgate's No. 1 Family Soap.
Choice Sugar-cured Hams small sizes.
Crosse >v Blackwell's London Pickles.
Prime Goshen Butter, Ac.
SPECIALITY^.
Ragging Twine, Jute Twine and Sins;
Thread, directly on consignment from the
mauufaet urers, and ottered for cash at less
than New York jobbing prices. Call and
examine. GEORGE SYMMERS,
Opposite ruins of J anne v's Hotel.
Aug 20 3
: A BARGAIN.
AT private sale, bv EL Ol HEIDT,
Ma comfortable COTTAGE RESI?
DENCES on a tarni lot ol' ll.? acres,in
the delightful and healthy spot formerly
Schwartz's place, on the tin bridge road.
1.', miles from town. A line Slaughter?
house, Rai n, Stable, Kitchen and good well
of wu.:ur. Tin house contains live rooms
and pauli v. Tue reason for selling is that
tho owner a-, sires to leave Columbia.
'j Arfg 23
c. n. M B?TON! it. w. SHAND! S.W. MF.T.TON.
MELTON & SHAND,
Attorneys at Law am! Stfcifora in Eqiity.
UNIOS VILLI:, S. C.
OFFICE (for the present) in the bast
men t of the Court House.
Aug 21 3mo
For September.
COOKY'S UAOY'S BOOK ? ?
\TTITH Colored Fashion Plates. Also,
\Y a large assortment of NEW No
Y ELS, Ac. For sab- at
Met "ARTER S Bookstore,
.Aug 23 Opposite Law Range.
Columbia Female Academy.
Jioanliny and Din/ School,
jjng^ Til E EXERCISES of this In
I ?TTj&m- M Ul" '" , ' " SM""'1' 011
^'ing to enter Pupils are retpt?st
" ed lo make application bet?rt
the 'Jutli of September.
JANE H. REYNOLDS.
SOPHIA M. REYNOLDS.
Ang 2'J 3* Principals.
TAN-YARD FOR SALE.
IOFFER my TAN-YARD at private salo,
situated near Monticello, Fairfield Dis?
trict, S. c. Tho buildings, fixtures, ftc,
' are all new ami in completo ortler.
There is also on the lot (live acres) a
comfortable DWELLING, with suitable
out-buildings, garden, Ac.
SOT"Terms accommodating to an ap?
proved purchaser. J. K. PANTS.
Aug 10 wfs*
LEATHER",
SOLE, Upper, Harness una Band LEA?
THER, for sale low for cash bv
J. K. DAVIS.
Aug 1". wrs" Monticello, S. C.
BRAHMIN BULL.
\ V ERV line half-breed BRAHMIN BULL
i\ for sale bv the subscriber, near Monti?
cello, Fairfield District. S. C. ile can show
as line calves ns anv bull in thc State of
his grade J. J<. J) \ VIS.
Aug 1" wis*
H AN AH AN & WARLEY,
Factors am! Commissi? Merchants,
< ol II ni i? i ? und Charleston, H. C.
Soiioiteoiisignmsiits at eitherpla.-.s from
then- friends, July lb Saas
I H. D. UANAIIAN. FELIX WAR LEV.
baud:
Extra Engine OIL.
?Spinrilo " M % f ?Nt1
Transparent Car Axle OIL. V%**** *
Signal or Head Light "
Natural Winter Sperm "
Bleached " **?"%?
Extra " " ?'..*-.
No. 1 Tanners' * "
Wo -will sell the above gooda ai N?W
YORK PRICES, adding freights- only.
P! JAN NEY A TOLLESON,
Aug 21 _Columbia, gj C.
Grreat Bargains
IN
WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY & NOTION GOODS!
WE are receiving thia day, via thc
Emily B. Sonder, from New York, a
largo stock of GOODS, purchased for cash,
to which ve invite the special attention of |
tho ladies and merchants, as we will sell
CHEAP, both at wholesale and retail:
300 pieces Plain and Plaid Nainsook.
Bishop and Liuen Lawns, soft finish.
Cambric, Jaconets.
Plain and striped Swiss.
Plaid and Tape Checks, Mull Muslin.
Striped and Dotted Robinet.
Tarletona, Silk Robinet for Vida.
White, Colored sud Black Kid Grieves.
Large stock of Hosiery, for Ladies',
Gent's, Misses and Boya, from common to
best-regular makes, all sizes.
Brown and Bleached Damasks, Crash.
Russia Diaper. 50 do?. Towela-cheap.
Borage and Grenadine for Veils, aU colora
Infants' Robes, Piano and Table Covers.
Pace Curtains, Pillow-case I .men.
S-i to 11-4 Cotton Sheeting.
Mo M a ni bi o ne, Silk Poplins, Pe nos.
Berage, chambra, Pec?la.
Fancy Lawns, Huckaback Diaper.
Kid and Lisle Gloves.
Prints, of all descriptions.
Cambric, Swiss, Lisle ami Thread Edg?
ings, lusertings, Balancines.
Toilet Quilts, Ribbons and Not Lous.
Bombazines, 6-4 Black DeLaine.
8-4 Black and White Berage, for shawls.
Jaconet, Swiss and Nainsook Muslins.
Plaid and Soft Finished Cambrics.
White and Colored Brilliants.
Trail Hoop Skirts.
Emhroid'd and Linen Cuffs and Collars.
Corsets, French Fans.
200 pieces Bleached Shirtings.
23 " 8-10 and ll Qr. Sheetings.
Bales 3-4, 7-5 and 4-4 Shirtings.
A largo and beautiful lot of Sea-sides and
Sun-downs; together with many other !
goods too -numerous to mention -all of 1
which will he sold very cheap.
July 15 TOLLESON & JANNE?. |
ON CONSIGNMENT,
I fr/\ BOXES TOBACCO-choice grades,
j OXf 10 " " - low
10,000 SEO ARS-genuine Rio Hondo,
i 5,000 " -low grades.
.20 hales COTTON YARNS 8 to 12.
j lo baskets Heidsick Champagne,
i ;>t) doz. Madeira, Port, Sherry and Claret
j Wine.
I 10 doz. Lemon Svruu.
I Several cases of Old COGNAC URANDY.
I lt) bbls. Bourbon Whiskey.
! 20 " Corn
j 50 bbls. Codee Sugars.
25 " common Brown Sugars,
i 2") bags Coffee.
j 300 boxes Sardines. 100 boxes Herrings.
j J ANNE Y & TOLLESON.
SECOND ?EKTVJ&X
National Express and Trans?
portation Company!
BIRECTFROJ LAiMETII'S!
ASUPPLY of TURNIP SEED, consist- j
iug of:
Iluta Raga,
Pomeranian Glob?:,
Norfolk.
Al.SO,
Green-glaze and Drum-head Savov CAB?
BAGE SEED. At
Aug 11 MIOT'S Drug flWe.
SILICI0US CEMENT!
FOlt cementing Glass, China, ?ve. For
sale at Da. C. II. MIOT'S
July?! Drugstore.
SOLUBLE GUM DROPS.
A SUPPLY ju.-t received bv express, at
J\. !>.:. C. If. MIOT'S
? July (! Drug Store.
I ?A Pleasant Tonic.
' Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of Cali?
saya Bark,
j raltiiii bitterness of the Calisaya and th?
I nauseous inkiness of the iron, which
j have so often rendered these estimable
. tonics r< pulsive to delicate stomachs, are
entirely overcome by being skillfully blend?
ed into a delightful cordial, pleasant to the
taste, acceptable to the stomach and invi?
gorating to the svstein. For sale at
Julv 1! Du. C. FL MIOT'S Drug Store.
QUI?I NE!
1/\A ()/,. QUININE, received THIS
JLl "vi DAY by National Express at
June 20 MIOT'S DRUGSTORE.
FOR SUMME?? USE.
\?TENICE SUR CHOIX B A T ll 1 N G
' SPONGE.
Turkish BATHING TOWELS extra.
( 'ALF.FACIO GLOVES.
German, Neroli, Turkish and Belle cn.
, LOONE.
French and English Soaps, Extra?is,
' Toilet Powders, Ac:
. All thc above, of the best quality and
, recent importation, receive?! at
June 2?.? M [PT'S DRUG BTORE.
ROSE WATER.
ON E case TRIPLE SUPERIOR FRENCH
ROSE WATER, received and for sale
' at MIOT'S DRUG STORE.
j FRESH CITRATE MAGNESIA.
ONF. eas.- CITRATE MAGNESIA, re?
ceived at MIOT'S DRUG STORE.
Jnly 15
Worm Confection.
VFRESH SUPPLY of the above at
Jun? 2:? MIOT'S DRUG STORK.
Sarsaparilla?
I A VFR'S SARSAPARILLA
1 i'V SAND'S ?
I Epping'e Kai sa par ill a und Queen's De
light. For salo at
I July 17 DB. C. H. MIOT'S Drug Store.
T O WS GENUINE ^TNTJSOR SOAP.
J^Liiibin's Gonnino Extracts.
German Cologne Witer.
t^fSfngaMk Frcnoii Soup?.
Powder Fuffs and Boxt?.
Rose Toilet Powder.
Lflyjnilto fcnd Tablets.
relish Hair Brnslips. At
FISHER * iiEi?rrsH s,
Aug 19 Pharmacists. j
Indelible Inks,
FOR marking linen. At
FISHER St 1IEIN1T8HS, |
July 7_Druggists, i
Wonderful Par lox Amusement !
PHOTOGRAPHS BY MAGIC 1 ! j
ANY cue may make a beautiful picture
with only a few drops of water, and
make your own albums of pretty pictures j
at little coat. For salo bv
FISHER St HEimftH^ Pharmacist?. :
Arrival of Pontoons.
ANOTHER large -apply of PONTOONS;
SUGAR PLUMS, for worms. The
freat medicino for worms. Over 2,800 have
ecu sold in less than two months, and
millions of worms destroyed. If your
children have worms, go to Fisher St Hein
itsh's and get a box.
FISHER A; HEINITRI?, Pharmacists.
Ehe Fair Face of a Beautiful Woman
IS tho admiration of e vet y one. Noone
possessing this rich gift and attribute
of health and attraction would exchange it
1 for the wealth of tho Indies. Y'et how
many suffer their skin to become rough
with spots and pimples, which mar the
beauty and bloom of thc face. The CIR?
CASSIAN BLOOM removes all spots and
blemishes, tan, freckle?, pimples, blotches,
and imparts a beautiful complexion, so
attractive in woman.
For sale by druggists everywhere.
FISH FR St HEINTTSH, Agents.
JOHN M. MARTS St CO.. Pbilad'a.
Hear the Voice of the People!
POPUXJ!"
IHAVE tried ymir GERMAN HOUSE
POWDERS, and am well pleased with
the result. Semi tito iii worth bv express,
and oblige * P. J. C.
Good for all diseases to which luirse is
subject. A valuable medicine. No one
should be without it. For sale liv
FISHER St HE1N1TS1I,
July 12 Druggists.
QUEEN'S DELIGHT
And Sarsaparilla!
"1XTONDERFUL EFFECT of ordv one
W bottle. Cony of a h iter- "? have
??>ied only half a bottlo of Queen's Delight
wad Sarsaparilla fur boils aud eruptions of
the skin and itching humor ol tho blend,
which annoy- d me very much. I am en?
tirely cured. 1 think your medicine a vain
able one. F. W. C.'
For sale by FISK KR X HEINITSH. '
Bed Bugs, Bed Bugs.
rfin insure the comfort of "nature": sweet
1 restorer." get a brittle of the "BED
P.?G DESTROYER." It destrova them in?
stantly. At FISHER A IlEINTTSHS,
July 7 Druggists.
Extraordinary Annihilators
FOR BED BUGS.
For RATS ami MICE.
For ITCH and HUMORS.
For TOOTHACHE. At
FISHER .V HEINITSH'S, Druggists.
Lemon Acid or Lemonade!
FOR making LEMONADE. Put in bot?
tles: 25 cents each. At
FISHER St IIBIMTSU S, Druggists.
Arrest the Murderer ! !
$500 REWARD!
AMOST DIABOLICAL MURDER was
. committed near thc town of Chester.
S. c.. on the night of the 22d July. ISM,
upon tho body of wv brother ALEXAN?
DER D. WALKER. Two of the murderers
(negroes) have lieeu arrested. The thud,
a white man, known as BILL MORRIS,
ali.ta CH AS. DHU EM, alias WYLIE MOR?
RIS, is still at.Urge, and is described as
follows; Tall, sparo-mado man: grey eyes,
i of a peculiar look: short, thick nose; low
I forehead; round, lean face; somewhat
1 hump-shouldered; black hair, with a few
grey hairs; about thirty-seven vears old;
weighs about 140 pounds; speaks slowly,
and, when speaking, twists his mouth to
' tho right side; heavy, dark beard; has
been wounded, as we'd ?is can be recol?
lected, in the right arin, near the elbow;
with small and ln>l\v arms; wore: dark coat
ami dark linen pants. The above murderer
is a notorious scoundrel, and has recently,
in connection willi a band of negroes, been
engaged in various other bloody outrages.
The above reward will bc paid for bis
arrest, or for any information thiit will lead
to bis apprehension.
JOSHUA H. WALKER,
Aug 22 Chester, s. C.
MEDICAL BOOKS.
ACOMPLETE assortment, on . ve rv -ub
ject. Also, u line stock <>f School
Books, Bhmk Dooks, Envelopes, Writing
Papers, Gold Puns aol other Stationery.
Also, new publications. Also, tine and
cheap Bibles, Hymn Books, Prayer Books,
all sizes and prices. For sale rj
MoCARTER'S Bookstore,
Angl Opposite Columbia Law bange.
Lager! Lager!
1 (\ BP.i.s. FRESH LAGER BEER, on
?\f draught.
Aug :J JOHN C. SEEGERS A CO.
Lemons! Lemons!
TUST RFC Kl Y KD at
Aue 25 .t. C. SEEGERS X CO'S.
Stallion John Morgan.
THE Blooded Stallion. JollN
fV-rxMOlitiAN, will stand tho Fall
Jr-d-.VV.cas.ni in Columbia, commencing
1 ' f \ I ho 15th inst., foi- ?20 cash on
first survive; or ?M), if not paid by thc 1st
October. Groom's feo, $1.00 in advance.
JollN is a liundsomc dark-brown h.irse;
eight years oki; fifteen bands and two
inches high: sired by ' Sailor Boy.'" who
was by "Jim Cropper,"' one. of old Sir
Archy's best sous; bis dam by "Whip,'
ont of a tim- Morgan mare. Ho can trot a
nub- in tim e minutes, tm! bas never been
trained; has the kindest disposition, and
is very sure. Aug 7 Imo
FURNITURE, &c.
riHIK undersigned. r.?>u ?>( George S.
Bower, deceased, will oarrv on thc
FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING busi?
ness at the old stand, on Camden street,
bet weeu Sumter and Marion streets. Me?
tallic and oilier COFFINS furnished at
shortest notice-. Public patronage ia re?
spectfully solicit.H. W. G. BOWER,
Aug 10 Imo' Ygem for M. L. Bower.
REM?CTIOlN OF R ITES ?
h? ?.. ?* i > i r "* rv? fort *'
Gen i Sup'ts Office, C. & S. C. R. R.,
COLUMBIA, R. C., Ai ors r 25, 1*66.
ON and after September 1. the LOCAL
FIUaOllT uud PA^SLNJ?^ ^
over thia Road will hi: reduced as follows,
viz:
Ibhnnbia to Charti.lte.
1st class Freight.75 cents per 100 Iba.
2d " " .00 ". " ,' "
3d " " .40 " " "
Passenger fare $7.00 through: corres?
ponding rates to intermediate ntartimm.
Through Tickets sold to ad points North
at reduced rates.
JAMES ANDERSON, Sup't.
Aug 26 tl"
Notice to Travelers.
THOSE going or returning from the
North should take the Wilmington
route lo Weldon and Ray Lino to Balti?
more, or via Richmond to Baltimore. Dis?
tance eto haleigh, 382miles to Weldon; by
Wilmington, :r?s miles over which route
the great mails ar?1 transported. Splendid
sleeping cars are running and the best ?
rolling stock now in the Southern country.
Sure connections. Through Tickets and
Through Baggage Checks.
DISTA2TCK8.
Richmond to Kingsville, ria dre ?ros
boro.417 unies. I
Richmond to Kingsville, via Wil?
mington . . . .mile
S. ti. FREMONT.
Anti 1t Imo Engineer and Sup't.
To and from tlie North.
THMl'tiH him Al? LINE:
Via the North Carolina Railroad and
its Connecting Lines.
BY THROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE
MENTS, through receipts arv- given
; rrom Columbia anti nil points on the Char
I lotte and South Carolina Railroad, to New
j York, Boston, Philadelphia, Ballimore,
I Portsmouth, Nor!-.Ik, Petersburg und Citv
; Point, at exceedingly LOW RAI ES.
! Innrer, with 'inure ilrtunt?h <i>ul irith |
I fess insurance t/mn unif<ptherliitf>.
j See agents and ship your goods by the I
; following lines, and n.rotle r rare ot iSail
': road Agent, Portsmouth. Va.
From New York. All amie ( ...isL Mad ?
? Steamship Company, LlYLNCsr. ?N. YOX
j A CO., Agents; office No. ss Liberty street,
1 Shipping Point, Pier No. :t?>. North River, [
! N. V. j
From Ruston. Boston ami Norfolk
I Steamship Company, A. SAMPSON, Agent. ?
\ and of Central Wharf, Rosto:,.
! From Philadelphia.-Philadelphia and;
Norfolk Steamship Company, W. P. i l.?DL j
I A CO., Agents, No. 14 North Delaware ;
; Avenue, Philadelphia.
From Baltimore. Baltimore Steam'
Packet Companv, (old BaV Line.) L. B.
! PARKS, Agent, joot of Union Dock, and
b\ Brandt's Line.
i?ar THIS LINE GIVES MORE DE?
SPATCH THAN ANY EXIMt'eSS COMPA?
NY, and at about ONK-POURTH THE
COST. Aug 7 lino
j NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
CRANGE OF T?ME !
j .rf?ii-i &?> ( .^.u-iu-t-.
ON and after SUNDAY, .lum- LO, ISM,
trains will run a- folio ?vs:
Leave Charlotte nt 11.15 p. m. and 1.30
a. m.
The 11.15 p. m. train makes tptiofc con?
nections with t rains for th?- North ?l Ra-.
leigh, and i* the
QUICKEST AND MOST COM?
FORTABLE ROUTE TO ALL
TAOISTS NORTH AND WEST
F ll O M COLUMBIA!.!
?ar TUROUG II TICKETS can be had M I
Charlotte to all th? Northern cities.
E. WI'.ICES,
June :? Engineer ned Super't.
lillE.lTTHR0lf,llll0lTE\01?TII!
"'?yr-' - rf~'l '???i j
Via Richmond and Danville Rail?
road, Rom Greensboro, N. C., via
Danville and Richmond, Va., to
Washington. Baltimore, Philadel?
phia ana New York.
ril?lE traveling public are informed that
I this linc is now fully open, by the com?
pletion of the Charlotte and South Caroli?
na Railroad between Columbia and Char?
lotte. ?ar THROUGH LTCEEi'S can be i
purchased at thc Ticket Office of thc Char?
lotte and South ?'anilina Railroad, at Co?
lumbia. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
Sup. Ricbmoud ami Danville II. R.
June 20
------
Sonth Carolina Railroad Company.
'?'.>? i J.J-'- '^^^w'j!^^^3
RECEIVING AND FORWRD'O DEPT,
Ca.VaLESTON, June 25, lsdli.
Till". South Carolina Railroad Company
having re-established ?ia Rcvv-iving
and Forwarding Ofliec, Merchandize and
Produce consigned to its Agent, from the
interior to Northern ports and from North?
ern jM)rts to the interior, wilt be cared tol?
and shipped to the point of 3 cst in a (icu.
Consignments to bc forwarded bv sea
must always bo accompanied by bills of
lading and lette; of advice, with inst ruc?
tions to insure, if desiri d.
.hine 2H E. N. FULLER, li. A F. Ag't.
General Superintendent's Ottice,
CHARLOTTE A S. C. RAI LR* ?AD,
Col.t MIIIA, S. C. JUUCV, l-Mil'..
ON and after TCFiSDAY, 10.th instant,
THROUGH t'ASSENGER TRAINS.
I makin); .jose connections, will ho run ov< r
this load as follows:
Leave Columbia Jiuic.t?<m at.. 4.30 p. m.
i Arrive at Charlotte at ...11.15 "
Leave Charlotte al . ..12,15 a. ni.
Arrive at Columbia Junction at.. 0.55
July 10 JAS. ANDERSON, Sup't.
Schedule over South Carolina R R.
GENERAL SUPTS OFFICE.
CHAH1.KSTOX, July 7, 1M?0.
ON and after TUESDAY, July 10, 18t?,
the Passenger Trains will leave and
arrive ns follows, vif :
Irf-ave Columbia at fi.50 a. m.
Arrive ia Charleston at. VOO p. m.
Leave Charleston ?,',.<.M0 a. m.
Arrive in Columbia p.t 4.40 p. m.
.TnlvH H V. PP.AKE, Gen Sup
By LEVIN *& PEIX?TTO
ON MONDAY MoKMNG next, we will ;
at tho ? ourt itfinRp. ai 10 o'tWit
Tho above HMM PRICK. vrlMelt Wave
Ix ? u cleaned and stacked. A?g Si fin'?
(/oed Frame More JiuilUiutj. ?
By LE VIH & PEESOTIO.
ON MONDATl?DtlKINU mxt,ir? win M II
at t bo C-onrt Hun?.', at io i.VWk.
That UKW fr.iT.i-- MOHR BGILDIKO,
situated on Assembly st i-f? t. adjoining Mi
John ?storkon tb? s?uMi. and A. Palmer *?i
the North. Tho lot oa which abe tmitdiug
is erecte?! ison a leas?'fbrtwo year* fi o?
November next, wbich will be ir?nsi*rreii
to thc purchaser of thc buildup.
An?4h r."j
Jtcvirakle-Building- J.'t/s.
By LEVLH & PELXOTTO.
ON MONDAY Mt /RN i NU next, we wiri s. li
at thc Cv'lT*- UOUMO. at ll) o.'clock,
Four (U su able BUILDING LOTS, si? :
ated on Laurel street, each 52 f. < t front i
17? def p.
The above aro airjoinmg tb? rtwdenc
Mr. J. ('.*?n?Oben oil tho West, sud boun.l
ed on th?- Hast by th? Ghartotl?! and S c.
Railroad. Tennis-at sale. Aug SI fra'2
600 Acres of Land for Sale'
LYING within two nub s ol Walhalla; ..
aer<?? of ?rood bottom Oji tho tra- .*.
upon which is noa" growing a FINK PROF.
uninjured by the great drought, leo acr
open land and a good fence, pretty v.. ;]
improvedatnLeasy of access rm thc pu'
lie road to Tennessee Valley, Ac.
1 will ?fl with ?aid l?nd. ViO bushels i
CORN and 50 head of fino PATT l.t..
wanted.
Persons who want a deairabb- Traci .
Land, near a railroad and in a good nt-tile
ment, with stock and cvru to feed, will .<
well to call soon, as I am determined :.
sell. W. S. ti PISH AM.
Aug 23 _ Walhalla, S C.
Auction and Commission.
Wi T. \\ ALIT'.R, baMiig p?. ..o i-...-?? .
. interest ot F. K. DUKPEO in tb
Auction anil Commission business, beg . I
inform the Hti/ens that he'will conlan,
th:- business At the old st ?nd, where, hew.
be prepared to bny ami sell SC>cks. lion?!
Coin, beal L?tate and all other arliel. r
Thantrul for past favors, tl,.- subscribe
wonhl solicit a eontrnuaiico nf th - ninv
July 21 ftn2roo W. T. WALTER.
NEW
DODOS
WC are daily making uew
additions to ynr stock, JIM
have just ret el fy ?d a hergesm:
?elegnut a.-.-ort mein
SHOES ! !
Ladies' .tod MisSCS' C'OUgUbSS G A IT LR ?.
Ladies" St. . 1 Shank SHOE.i iv ah 1
foi-durability and en-e; in sr.ort, rill t-v/
and styles, and feel eon ti'lent nifceSnTrtoasi
the most fastidious taste.
,irj?o; .\ FINK ?n WK Hf
n Rm ii.t wmim !
Hickory, Oak ami Ash I EL
LOES and RTO-rtEs;
Hickory ami Ash Shafts:
Tongues, Springs,
buggy Unibr, lias.
Buggy, Rupug and Wag un Whips,
500 ??falh.TiTVarnishes, aSs..rt ??!
l.UOO yards broad and narrow Laces.
?kt**. SHELF GoOTis.
jfcf^ Tabb- and rocket Ct: ri .Ki: V
Sciews, LtKcks, Pia t?as? ?
l.OOOlbs. White Lead.
All Ot which is ottered at tire VKR V
LOWEST PRICES.
FlSntR A- L0WI?A\i'?:.
Aug 2?> Columbia, s. t\
UTI.
PASSi:NU\iKS mriviit- it.
Columbia on tho different
Railroads will Gm! Oinni
ousfJs, < 'arriaces and Uaggatio
Watsons ti. readiness lo rt>n
vey thom to iiiitl from his
Hotel. FRKK OK TH A KO K
Responsible persons in at?
tendance to receive Ched,
and Baggage.
T S. NIOKKRSON.
Prop riet? ?r.
Aug 15 imo
National Hotel,
Neal" the Greenville and Charleston
Railroad Depots,
COLUMBIA. S. C.
?T HE public is informed thal iii.
above hotel bas just been finished,
and contain- new furniture throngb
out, for the accommodation of TR VNst I \ :
and REGULAR BOARDERS The \,,:
liest that the inarki ts nffofd will be hun '
on his table, prepared in ev.-ellcnt ,->v!>
Charges mi al?rate.
Passengers will be conveyed lo turnl fcrei <
.ither of the depots FR EB OP CHAPCI
Also; VF.H1CLF.S furnished to carry pas
sengers to anv part of the towri or eonntn
Fine WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. To
BA.COO. etc., can bo obtained iu the Sam
jje Room connected with Ute hold
Ang7 R. .IOINF.R, Pi .piiet .r
AXE! ALE
*>4> CASKS Jortngcrs A Ce*5 FTMN'
BURGH. S. a SF.FCKI?S A CO