The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, September 16, 1866, Image 3

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By? LIVERPOOL* Fri?av/Soplo?nber 14 -Cotton market steady,s at unchanged rate?. The brokers' c ircalar report? sal r.f 70,000 bales for tkewask wlf?\l*W up? lands quoted at 13d. Er?ii?ii^ apd pr^. visions unchanged. ' ' i5' , LONDON,friday. 8?^temD?s???r-?K>ou-^ Consola 88. Five-twenties firmer, and quoted at T8. - vj i PAnts, Friday, September IL-The Jt?bw? fear states Abat -HsaimUiah hud named Cen. Osmond as Minister of War, to reside in France; bui bia military reports to his own i iiaAawy bern?- inoOmp?ttble with-the ?nties gtoNfe^OTyj^pji^g^^ graiit-atttfaovity for Osmond's ?tee?ptance. J BEP.I.IN-, Septemher LL-Tho Prussian Chamber of Deputies hns v< led an electo? ral law and parliament for Saxony. Beaux? September 13.--Nego nations be t ween Pruaaia and SP--ony make ?low pro? gress. It ia said that Prussia domsnoe the taking of the oath of loyalty to herself by, the Saxon troops. The payment of $10, 000,000 as indemnity to Prussia for ex? penses of Ike war, and the right to garri Mon the fortress at Koningatcin and the I cities of Dresden and Lcipsic. BERLIN, September IL-Doubt baviag been expressed of the passage of tho bul inthorizing the .bing to make ft loan for liquidation of the late war expenses, it is announced, on what may be considered semi-official authority, that should the bill bo rejected, the Chamber Of Deputies w?l be dissolved by a royal decree. . >IsaimW?* ?Vom 'Mexico. NEW Yor.K, September 15.-The Herald's City of Mexico correspondence, of tho 1st inst., sara the criais of tim Empire baal . viilcritly arrived, judging from the teas of | the French and Mexican Imperial press, and the combined movements of the Li be? rala for an attack upon tho very scat of ] Maximilian's powe". The Imperialists t hemselves now look imploringly to the United States to take charge of thu desti? nies of the nation. Ouyamas, Mazatlan and San Luis Potosi aro reported evacuated by tho Frenoh. Marshal Bazaine is reported to ho in the City of Mexico. Sews Items, H A uuisncno^ September 15.-Seward ar? rived hece'last^aighr, Wrtti-every' 5-ytnptotn of a violent attack of cholera. ' He was too ill to be removed, and remained in the car all night.' He is reported better this morn? ing, and left in thc train for Washington. PHILADELPHIA, September lb- By the accident arJrthnstown, twelre wer? crushed to death and ninety wounded. Tho New York Herald has a despatch, which says'that Secretary Seward is se rionsly ill and his condition "precarious; Ho passed a batfmllit^ L * . - * - NEW YOBK, September 14.-The Herald's Canada correspondence says t here id no j abatement fn t?? excitement concerning tho Fenians.' It id also said that thc Cana? dians arc organizing in squads to make raids on the American'h?rdor towns, in re? venge for Fenian raids upon Canada., The World makes the exciting announce? ment that mur regiments .of negroes are being organised in this'city, and that Afri? can Loyal Leagues arc organizing and being armed in every ward. Tho soldiers are being instructed In drill, ?c., by Col. H awkiiis. The Herid asks, are we to have n taste of San Domingo? WASBTWOTOV, September 13.-Secretary Seward arrived here at 2 o'clock, on a special train from Harrisburg. Since his arrival he baa been gradually improving, and strong hopes arc entertained of his entire recovery ta a few days. The President arrived to-night, being delayed by the ovation which the people of Baltimore insisted on paying him. Tens of thousands flocked around 'hi? there, and would take no refusal. Avast concourse of persona awaited for hours tho President's arrival at the railroad de? pot here. He waa escorted to the City Hall and subsequently to the White House, nol withstanding lt was long after night? fall. The procession which marched up tho avenue wa? very large, consist in g of the in iii t arv, marine corps, Mayor and Com? mon Council, firemen, departmental aud civil bodies. Tbs demonstratio;' was very imposing, and' the President was greeted j with great electing1 by ttl* thousands that j thronged Pennsylvania avenue. George Ashman, Esq., chairman of the j convention that nominated Mr. Lincoln, ia I860, bas bcon tendered the position of collector of customs at Boston, Mam., vice Hannibal Hamlin, resigned. Gen. S way ne telegraphed from Alabama that tho report of the sale of negroes ta ilark County, in that State, is untrue. Tho President sent $500 to the sufferers hy tho accident at Johnstown, Pa. M artet Reporta. NEW YOBK, September 15--Noon.-Gold ?il.j. Exchange duh-sixty day? li; eight 8i. Cotton firm- uplands 9B& Orleans 85} -.^30. Flour drooping. Wheat dull, and ?c. lower. Polk quiet, at 833.50. Lard dull. 7 P. M.-Cotton firm, with sales of 1,500 j hales-middlings 33$@36. Southern flour dull and drooping. Wheat dull, and 2?3c. lower. Pork quiet and tinner, at 833.20. bard heavy,st t7?20. Gold 144j. MOBILE, September 15.-Cotton sales to? day 400 bales-middlings 30? ll. Market Mteady, and no demand for bettor grades. - NEW 0--.CJU.KS, September IS.-Cotton sales 950 bales. Low middling, 33?S4o. j New York exchange, Y&i premium. Ster ,in*'53' TM? *res&4?K|*a Tow. OM BOAS? OF SI-EOTAL TSAIX, September 1.-We left Indianapoks this a. m. by spe? cial train, at SJ o'clock. Tbs riot of last night waa a a?rions ona, sad all the jour ??I? of this ?wdWftMW jfUtdBkttab? ?ncc ..*? - - ' . - - ?. - ; -?'ho Jcnti fuu naym "Had ?ach ft scone Seton anticipated, tile most strenuous ef? forts womdnsre been made by Union citi? zens to prevent it; but in su?a a mass ?nd ?m there was no possibility of doing any tog with the excited people after the up? ar eotnmenccd. S The, Herald 8?ys: It is evident the ?rbole ffeing was preconcerted, rmuors of a dis? turbance having "been.rifo throughout the day." The J finia' mistakes when it says the President, pretending to bo alarmed for his personal safety, sent for a guard of soldiers to keep watch during tho night. The city is very quiet thia morning. A largo croad assembled, this morning, to-front of tho Bates House, to hear the Pr?sident speak. Gen. Grant-was absent, *Cnu the cites were entmisiaeHe for him. Afjor breakfast, the President appeared on t|tO balcony and spoke ss follows; FELtow-cmZENS, OF INDIANA: YOU will please accept - my cordial thanks for the welcome given "me by tho loyal and patriotic citizens hero to-day. I have been toiliug sinco the .diffieaRy com? menced, to preserve the union of these Stales, and see that thc Constitution was ! enforced. - So far, we have succeeded. Let tba Constitution be our guide and ?Int form. (Cheers.] This is our league, t is unnecessary to form other leagues for the preservation of this Government. Standers and misrepresentations have gone in advance of us, or spread over the coun? try, that usurpations have been exercised by thc Executive Department of .the Go? vernment; but let me say that whatever powcr^trtoi exereised?iaR been in your be* calf. The veto power has been exercised Cor the purpose of checking the improvi? dent, hasty and unconstitutional legisla? tion; and let me say, in parting, that I have always placed my hopes and con? dence in thc integrity and intelligence of tho American people." Secretary Soward was then introduced, and made a short speech. The chee.-s having subsided, loud de mands for Mr. Soward arose. The Secre? tary of State appeared and made a speech, going over nearly tho same ground as the former ones. Tho vorlege then formed into line and proceeded to tho station, escorted by a large delegation of citizens. Pauses wore made at Franklin and Edin? boro. The distinguished gentlemen of th? party were introduced successively. Arrived at Columbus at ll o'clock, and made a stop of fifteen minutes, Several hundred people were assembled, and can? non announced the arrivai. After the usual introductions by Mr. Hagan, wno accorapauics us, the President thanked the people, and referred them to his public acts for a manifestation of principles be ?et maintained and tried to support. The louisville delegation has accompanied the party from Indianapolis. - The train arrived at Jefferson ville, on the North batik of the Ohio, opposite Lou? isville, at 2.30 p. m. A very warm welcome here greeted toe President's party, which 'marched from the depot under an arch beautifully gilded with an inscription ol welcome, ec 'jSpvKXJJJS4H, September H.-The Fre d deutial party arrived here about 4 o'clock, and spent half au hour riding through thc streets in a orocession. The cortege stop? ped at thc Willard Hotel, where a stand, suitably designed, bad been erected iii front, ?nd a large concourse had congre? gated long before, to witness the distin? guished arrivals, and to hear the speeches Which it was expected would be made or thc occasion. The 2d United States Begu lars received the parry at tho ferry wi-, H rf and escorted thea? through thc city. Tho enthusiasm was very great. Tin city was elad with tue stnrs und stripes a? on a national holiday, and the glory o;' th? occasion was not at all decreased' by tin bright faces^of many beautiful ladies ob serving thc pageant. The scene was enli vened by a might sun, which has not ap neared before for a day or two. Arrivinj at the stand, Hon. james Guthrie wei corned tho President. His Excellency rc ?ponded appropriately, tnd wm? follower I?by Secretary Seward. Tho crowd then di persed, and" tho party repaired to the Lou I tsvtfle Hotel, where a tine banquet ha I beeta provided by the hospitable citizens c Louisville. ?-amass _._ Cooking Stoves, ?G? WOOD OB. COAL JUST received, a small lot 1 ! COOKING STOVES, of different pat ' Smm terns, which wilt be sold at Kn PRICES for cash, at J. W. SMITH'S Tin Shop, Sept 13 C Opposite Pari;. NOTICE. PASSENGERS by the South Carolir and Wilmington and Manchester trail cnn get BREAKFAST at Kingsville on an after the 2d inst. C. A. SCOTT. Sept 1_Imo Cockade City PAUL?D MATCH ! SOLD to the TRADE CHEAPER tba anv other Match of the kind in marke Sept" 5 gmo CALNAN A K REUBE Tl. Shaving Brushes! ENGLtSH-nnd TYoncb, of superior on litv, at E. POELA RD'S. ^ Sept"2 inth.6 French Pomade. SUPERFINE BLACK POMADE, in st iel; especially adapted to improve ai ?beautify tho growth and color of whiske and mustaches. At E. POLLARD'S. _Sept 2 _m thc? Fluting Scissors. AFEW dozen inst received af Sept 2 mthO* E. POLLARD'S. OIX.S! OILS! OIX.& WE have accepted the agency from tl largest factory in New York, and a now receiving, and will constantly keep 1 hand: Extra Eugine OIL. Spindle " Transparent Car Axle OIL. Signaler Head light ' Wool Saturai Wiuter Sperm " Bleached " E:;tra ' No. 1 Tanners' ?We ?will sell the above goods at SF YORK PKIOES, adding freights only. ^ .TANNEY A TOLLES ON, "Aug 21 Columbia, S. C. ^BALTOIOB?ILAGER BEER. ?%f\ BBLS. bv Expross. ^V/Aug 30 JOHN 0. BEEPERS A CO ? Lemons! Lemons! TLST RECEIVED ai mm Angas_j. c. SEEGERS A CO-* lia Bflladiilend! ENUINE SPANISH SMOKING T \JC BACCO, from the T^actorv or .Tn Camacho, Havana. Aug 18 JOHN C. SEEGBRfe A CO Tagidatnre of tonta Cagoliaa. ! VrUtor* September 14, ISM. SENATE. * , The Sonate met at ll a. m. The bill giving authority to the City Council of Charleston to proceed in the matter of a Ara loan, with a view to aid in building up tho city anew, was read m third time and ita title changed to an Act. Mesara. Sullivan, Wilhams, Tracy, Hemp hill and Thomson submitted reports of committees. The report of the special committee on BO much of the Governor's Message No. 1 as relates to procuring supplies of food and enlarging the powers of the Commis? sioners of the Poor,-was discussed. Mr. Townsend offared a resolution, which "was agreed to, that a joint committee, to be composed of two members of tho Se? nate and three members of the Houso, bo appointed, to provide, if possible, mutable places for the meeting of tho two Housea of tho General Assembly, at tho next ses? sion, and that they report to this Legisla? ture with as little delay as possible. Adjourned. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Tho House mot at 10 a. m. Messrs. Shaw, Hammett, fttackhouso. Sally and D. W. Aiken submitted report H of committees. Mr. Barker introduced the following re? solutions, which wero referred to tho Com? mit too on Federal Relations: Resolved, by the Senate and house of Representatives, note met and silting in (lim? erai Assembly, That tho President of tho United States be requested to send official notice to the military commanders in South Carolina of tho fact that tko war is ended. Resolved, That tho President bo also re? quested to order tho discontinuance of provost courts in South Carolina, and that the jurisdiction of military courts ho con? fined to the limits prescribed by the Rules and Articles of War. Resolved, That his Exe*, heney the Go? vernor bo requested to com manicato tho foregoing resolutions to his Excellency the President of tho United States. Mr. Lord introduced a bill to provide fur thc resumption of specie payments by the banks of this State, or for their dissolu? tion. Mr. Unison introduced a hill to obviate thc necessity of a multiplicity of suits to ascertain the real consideration of eon tracts made between January 1. 1S?V2, and May 15, 1805. Mr. MuUins introduced a hill to provide for thc drawing of juries for the ne\t term of the Court of C imraon Picas and General Sessions for Darlington District. A message was received from the So? nnt", informing the Ilouso that Messrs. Townsend, Frierson and Arthur had l>e< u appointed a committee of throe on thc part of the Senate, to mature a plan foi organizing and establishing a college, oi some other institution, in conformity h the requirements of the Act of Congress "donating public lauds to the severa! States and Territories, which mav provhb colleges for the benefit of agriculture HT.. tho mechanic arts," and requests the ap pointmeut of a committee, consisting o four members of your House, to act witl the committee of the Senate; and that thej be instructed to report nt the annual sos sion of tho General Assembly. Messrs. Cok< r, Hagood, Haskell and T P. Mikell were appointed the House com mittec. A message was received from tho Se nato, refusing to concur in tho resolutioi from tho House, "requesting railroad com panics to reduce their fare for rofugoes. Tho bill to relieve thc pecuniary distres of tho inhabitants of this State, was mail thc special order of tho day for Wcdno? da;.'. 28th dav November next, at 1 p. m. After the discussion of several import-ui bills, tho House adjourned. Great Bargains WHITE" GOODS HOSIERY & NOTION GOODS! "VTTE are receiving this day, cia tl ! VT Emily B. Souder, from New York, large stock of GOODS, purchased Toreas to which we invite the special attention ? thc ladies and merchants, as wo will r>i I CHEAP, both at wholesale and retail: ! 800 pieces Plain and Plaid Nainsook. j Bishop and Linen Lawns, soft finish. Cambric, Jaconets. J Plain and Striped S A iss. I Plaid and Tape Checks, Mull Muslin. Striped and Dotted Bobinet. Tarletons, S?k Bobinct for Veils. White, Colored and Black Kid Gloves. ? Largo stock of Hosiery, for Lad ie i Gent's, Misses and Boys, from common : best regular makes, all sizes. ! Brown and Bleached Damasks, Crash. ', Russia Diaper. 50 doz. Towels- chea} Beragc and Grenadine for Veils, all cole Infants' Rolies, Piano and Table Covoi Lace Curtains, Pillow-case Linen. ! S-4 to 11-1 Cotton Sheeting. Mos ambique, S?k Poplins, Le?os. Be rage. Chambra, Pecols. Fancy Lawns, Huckaback Diaper. , Kid and Lisle Gloves. Prints, of all description I Cambric, Swiss, Lisio and Thread Ed ings, Insertings, Balancines. I Toilet Quilts, Ribbons and Notion Bombazines, 6-4 Black DeLainc. j K-4 Black and White Borage, for shaw Jaconet, Swiss and Nainsook Muslins. Plaid and Soft Finished Cambrics. White and Colored Brilliants. Trail Hoop Skirts. Embroid'd and Linen (.'utT.i and C.dim ! Corsets, French Fans. I ii(M) pieces Bleached Shirtings. 25 " 8-10 and ll Qr. Sheetings. Bales 3-4, 7-8 and -1-4 Shirtings. 1 A large and beautiful lot of Sea-sides a Sun-downs; together with many ot! ' gooda too? numerous to mention all which will bc sold very cheap. July 15 TOLLESON A JANNEV ON CONSIGNMENT, pr f\ BOXES TOBACCO choice grade .J\f lu " " -low 10,000 SEO ARS -genuine Rio Hood... 5,000 " -low grades. 20 bales COTTON YARNS -8 to 12. 10 baskets Heidsick Champagne. 50 doz. Madeira, Port, Sherry and Chi Wine. 10 doz. Lomon Svrup. Several cases of Old COGNAC BKA NI 10 bbls. Bourbon Whisker. 20 " Cora 50 bbls. Coffee Sugars. 25 " common Brown Silgar?-. 2 J bags Coffee. 300 boxes Sardines. 100 boxes Herrin JANNEY & TOLLESO Cement and Plaster. At the Sign of the Golden Pad-Loe!. AFRESH SUPPLY of ROSENDA CEMENT and CALCINED PLAST1 Jost received and for sale by Sept 5 JOHN C. MAJ Shaving Cream. Ct HAVING CREAM and SHAVING SO O eight different kinds. At 8ept2mthG F. POLLARD'! AT COST! J 4 1 17 C_> A . _0 ! ?T? S GENERAL STOCK OF THE subscriber offers for salo, at ^tX%and BELOW COST, bis entire stock ^|S^ of HARDWARE, without reservo, T ? ^consisting in part of tko following articles, viz: Ames' Long anrlShoyt Ilnnd?o Shovels. *? Spades. '" " " " " Manure Forks. 25 doz. genuine Collins' Axes. 100 kegs Parker Mill Kails. Table and Pocket Cutlery. Door Locks-a general assortment. Screws, Chisels and Augers. Mill and Hand Files. Hatchets, Hammers and Broad Axe.*. Butt and Strap Hinges. Trace Chains and Axle Crease. Hollow-warc of all styles, Ac. A. L. SOLOMON, Second door from Shiver-Souse, Sept G Gmo On Plain street. Kook, .lob alni Newspanct Printing Office. JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor. THE DAILY PHOENIX lr published overv morning, except Mon? ! day, and contains the LATEST NF.WS, by Ltclegraph and mails, up t" thc hour of [going to pres:;; Editorials, Correspondence j from different points. Miscellaneous Read : ?UL', Tales, l'.u ! rv, Sk? ?che,, .-te., etc., etc. ! THE TR EMLY l'HOMX I Contains, in every number, the reading ! matter (embracing tho latest news) of TWO ISSUES nt thc daily, lt is published every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. THE GLEANER j Is published every Wednesday morning. lit is tho desiri-, and will be tho object cd ; the Proprietor, to make this equal to, if not the best, FAMILY NEWSPAPER in the South, lu fact, RS ?la name indicates, ; Jk Home Companion. i Residen the collection of tho clean? of j the news of the week, Political, Financial i and th.- Markets, it will contain a large : amount of LITERARY MATTER, such choice Tal.-, sk.-t.-h.- and Poetry. It will embrace EIGHT PAGES, containing I FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS, is printed in ;i ! form to bind, and thus secures a faithful r.-coid ?ind hi- tore of passing events JOB WORK. Our Juli OFFICE is follvHUpplietl with all kinds ot WOOD and FANCY TYPE, j CARDS, PAPER, COLORED INK, ETC., i ETC., and we are. fully prepared to execute ! promptly, and at moderate prie s, all orders for PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS. 1 HAND-BILL'S. POSTFKs. CARDS n LANKS. ETC Drugs AND gOJG?N?S? H08TETTEBS BITTERS. McLean's Strength'}; Cordial. Panknin's Hepatic Hitters. Plant at ido Bitter?. Mustang Liniment. Perry Davis" Pain Killer. Hootiand's German )'.ittera. Badway's Belief. SandfoVd's Tiver IiiTigftraior. "White Castile Soap. Cod Liver Oil. Calomel, Alnrc. Opium, Blue Mass. Concentrated Lye. Castor Od. Sulphur, Cream of Tartar. Epsom Salts, Magnesia. White Mustard Reed. Nutmeg, Mace. Turmeric, Prepared Chalk. Hops, Dover's Powder. English Mustard. Together with a lar^e assortment of such articles as are generally kept in lirst rlass dru}; stores. DB. C. H. AlIOT, Sept 1 Druggist and Chemist. SILICIOUS CEMENT! FOU cementing Glass, China, Ac. For sple at On. O. II. MIOT'S Jnlyj: _ Drug Store. _ SOLUBLE GUM DROPS. A SUPPLY just received bv express, at J\_ DR. C. li. MlOTri July fi Drag Btgrg; A Pleasant Tonic Fe rr (j-Phosphorated Elixir of Cali? saya Bark. 11HE bitterness of the Calisaya and the . nauseous inkiness of the iron, which Iis ve HO ot ten rendered these estimable lonies repulsive to delicate stomachs, are e ntirely overcome by being skillfully blend? ed inti? a delightful cordial, pleasant to the taste, acceptable to the stomach nnd invi? gorating to the s vet cm. Fur nalo at July ? DR. C. H. MIOT'S Drug Store. QUININE ! .1 Trna lilia oy- QUININE, vc JU f\7 DAY bv National Express ai June -2!) ' MIOT'S DRUG STOKE ROSS WATBE. ONE case TRIPLE SUPERIOB FRENCH ROSE WATER, received and for sale JUICES DRUG STORE. FRESH CITRATE MAGNESIA. ONE ease CITRATE MAGNESIA, re? ceived at MIOT'S DRUG STORE, j July 15 HP'o^m Confection. A1S1I SUPPLY of the above at "2y MIOT'S DRUG STORE. Sarsaparilla. AVER'S SARSAPARIIXA. SAND'S I Epp'.ng's Sarsaparilla and Queen's De I light. Pm- sale at j July 17 Da. C. H. MK )T*S Drug Store. ROCK ISLAND i AND j SALEM mkm i i A '1 retail or bv the piece, by thc agents, I A FISHER LOWRANCE. ?< pt l:i_x_.r FRESH C0?TR? BITTER ! ONI'. HUNDRED lbs. inst received, and arrangements complete for a regular j supply of MOUNTAIN BUTTER by Ex ' press! which we will sell a> low astbe mar? ket will afford. Sept 13 FISHER A LOWRANCE. j 1,500 PAIRS SHOES AM) BOOTS! ' ?fri COMPRISING a complete assort I*I mont, of desirable styles, at low IK prices. Fur sale by : sept i; FISHER & LOWRANCE. LINSEED OILS. I XTTHITE LEAD. ; VY PAINTS, assorted colors. Tanners' and .Machine Oil. Belting, Ac 1 And goods daily arriving and offered low by j FTSHETt & LOWRANCE. Groceries, &c. ( f/A'.V. " XTS, P.ACuN, (ARV, FLO ri:, <J irA i:. COFFEE. LICE. SPICES. TEA, SODA, BOAT'S, mox, *TEEL, S'AJLs, A \LK\ i , SPM.\ (ts, SPOKES, FELLOES, Hills. , LACKS. WHIPS. EN AM'It < LOTUS, P.OLTs, I CA PPETlXGS, SA IVS, I THtAW'O KNIVES, AUG EUS, M \ 1.KABLE CASTINGS, ?Pe. In ?hort, a complete stock of HARD i WARE and GBOCER1ES, to which we in ? vite the attention of ca?h buyers. Sept t. FISHEB & LOWRANCE -auiction Salce, Public Sale, to Foreclose Mortgage. Wolfe rf: ITook ve. E. H. rf- J. E. Union. ?V purmiance of the above mortgage, 1 will ?oll, on MONDAY, the 24th matant, at 10 o'clock a. m.. over the ?torc of Wolfe A Hook, on Gervais Street, between Assem? bly and Richardson, the entire contents of the "DAILY AMERICAN PATRIOT Ol FICE," including the Press, Printing Mu terial, Ac. Terms ca?b, in legal currency. Sept IS S?M. GjglSEN. C. R. D. KYBEYAN, wrrn J. J. McOarter, If AS FOP. SALE A NEW STOCK OF LAW AND MEDICAL BOOKS ! SCHOOL BOOKS IN all tho Languages. Also, a flue ranetv of Letter. Oap, i,o ct' ' and Not? PAPERS. BLANK BOOKS, LAW BLANKS, &c. BIBLES, HYMN BOOKS. Also, new Publications. At COLUMBIA BOOKSTORE, Sept 8 _Opposite Lawyers' Range. KAY & HEWE TS ON, Arfhiteis and Civil Engineers. COLUMBIA, 8, ?. OFFICE North-west comm- or Ladv arid Bull streets. May* 27 GIBBES & HUGGINS, Insurance Agents, COLUMBIA, S. C., "VT TI LL take RISKS at fair rates on PRO VY PERTY, in thc tollowing responsible companies, viz: Metropolitan Company, New York. CapitfJ *1,000,000. Surplus ?&t5,00o. Continental Company, New York. Capital $500,000..Surplus $1,032,000. I This company bas the largest snrplu?. and it? stock rates higher than any other inniira.no? company in Nw York.] National Fire and Marine Insurance Company, New Orleans. Capital f500,00Q.Surplus $40,000. Baltic Fire ^Insurance Company. Capital $200,000.Siurplus $47,000. North American Fire Insurance Com . party, Hartford, Ct. Capital $300,000._Surplus $D8,tt?i?. These companies have all be? ti licensed by the Comptroller-General of the State of South Carolina. < HBBES * HUGOTNH, Sept 9 t9 Insurance Agents. Extraordinary Amiihilators FOR BED BUGS. Fer RATS and MICE. For ITCH and HUMORS. For TOOTHACHE. At FISHER A HEINITSH'8, Druggists. Elegant Toilet Extracts for the Handkerchief. LOWS GENUINE WINDSOR SOAP. Lu bin's Genuine Extracts. German Cologne Water. Elegant French Soaps. Powder Pud's and Boxci. Rose Toilut Powder. Lily White and Tablets. English Hair Brushes. At FISHER ft HEINITHII'S, Au? 1ft Pharmacists. Indelible Inks, FOR marking linen. At FISHER A ll ELK IT SHS, July 7_ _ Druggists. Wonderful Parlor Amusement ! PHOTOGRAPHS BY MAGIC '. ! ANY'one may make a beautiful picture with only a few drops of water, aud make your own albums ul pretty picture > i at lit t?o coat. For sale by FISHER tc HEINITSH. Pharmaci?ts. Arrival of Pontoons. ANOTHER largo supplv of PONTOONS; SUGAR PLUMS, ior worms. Tho great medicine for worms. Over 2,800 have been sold in leas than two months, am! millions of worms destroyed. If your children have worms, go to Fishor A Hein itsh't; and ?jet a bos. FISHER A HEINITSH, Pharmacists. Hear the Voice of the People! "VOX POPTT??r IHAYE tried vour GERMAN HORSE POWDERS, and am well pleased wit i. tho resulL Send in?' $5 worth hv express, and oblige P. J. C. Good for all diseases to which horse <?* subject. A valuable medicine. No ono should Ix? without it. For Bale by FISHER A HEINITSH, July 12 _ _ Druggists. gUEEff'S DELt?HT And Sarsaparilla! WONDERFUL EFFECT or only on. bottle. Copy of a letter: "1 have used only half a bottle of Queen's Delight jud Sarsaparilla Tor IMUIH aud ?ruptions ot' thc skin and itching humor ot the blood, which annoved mo very much. I am en? tirely cured". I think yonrmedicino a valu? able ono. - F. H. C." For sale by FISHJBiLA ll KIN ITS li. Lemon Acid or Lemonade! FOR making LEMONADE. Put in IK.( - t les; 25 cents each. At FISHER A HEINITSH'S. Druggist*. The Fair Face of a Beautiful Woman IS the admiration of every one. No ono nossessing this rieh gift and attribute of health and attraction would exchange u for thc wealth of tho Indies. Yet how manv suffer their skin to bef?me rough with spots ard pimples, which mar the beauty and bloom of the face. The CIR? CASSIAN BLOOM removes all spots and blemishes, tan, freckles, pimples, blotches, and imparts a beautiful complexion, so attractive in woman. For sale by druggists everywhere. FISHER A HEINITSH, Agents. JOHN M. MARIS A CO.. Pbilad'a. Bed Bugs, Bed Bugs. TO insure the comfort of "nature's ?wee? restorer," get a bottle of the "BED BUG DESTROYER." It desU^ya them in? stantly. At FTSERR A TiElNfTOrTS, Julv'7 ' Drugi"??