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WA.sHiiPBTOH, September 18.-Gen. Baird < baa been formally relieved of command of the Department ol the Golf sad assigned to duty m the Dopartment of the Lakes, and ordered to report to Gen. Hooker. CLEVELAND, OsflnMbar 18.-The Sol? dier** and Saiiors' Convention waa or gan? ged yesterday. Gea. Wool is temporary Chairman. In the course of hi? remarks, ' he saM thc sooner Congreso admitted the Southern representatives, the sooner will , tte V*jr^jlff"> apprehensions of the peoplo of the dangers which menace the coln try and the perpetuity nf the Union. He said the parpoaes of the radicals were to plnngo Itu? country into civil war, if negro suffrage _ waa not conceded by tho South, and leave V the country a bowling wilderness, for want of Moro victims to gratify their thirst of revenge. But the war, he said, f-onld not be confined to the South, but extend over : tb? North, and only close with the over? throw of the Government. He said that Johnson was a patriot, and that tho bravo are always merciful. With the President, ' he, too, said, "Wo have1 bad war enough. Let ns have peace.** These sentiments net with particular enthusiasm. The Con? vention is largely attended, between 8,000 and 4,000 delegates being present. The pa vi Ilion was crowded to its utmost, and the proceedings harmonious. NEW YORK, September 18.-Tho great public demonstration, last evening, in Union Square, in support of tho Presi? dent's policy, was. attended by nearly 100, 000 persons. Gen. Dix, R. H. Pruyn, Hoff? man, Senator McDougal and others, spoke. It is rumored that 300 Fontana purpose leaving Boston, to-morrow, for ? raid on ' some of tho Canada banks. President Roberts is taking measures to stop the ex? pedition. -" PHILADELPHIA, September 18.-Gov. Pol? lock, director or the United- States Mint, has resigned-not approving tho Presi ? dent's policy. Wm. Milward had previous? ly been appointed hy the President to the . position. _ TUES TON, N. J., September 18.-Alex. G. Catted has been elected United States Senator-receiving the votos or all tho Ile . publicans in each House; the Democrats refusing to vote, they presented a protest, 4 declaring tho new law of election of a United States Senator uncoils tito tiou al, and also declared there was no vacancy. They also condemn the United States Senate in severe terms for depriving Mr. MUjcktou oF nia vote, while being permitted to retain his seat. WASHINGTON, September 18.-During the quarter ending JUDO-30,1886, the receipts xrfgfcue Oovermnont from salas of public lands, direct tax, internal revenue and in? cidental sources, Wepe $129,040,702.67; from loans, Ac, 192,392,330-making the total receipts 321,4:13,092.67. Tito expend? lu res were 322,4-12,701.42. I. (fe O. F.-Grand Lodge <>r the ^ United States. BAJUTiMour., September 18.-Tho Grand Lodge of the L O. O. F. of tho United States, at its session to-day, elected the following members as its officers, to serve for the ensuing term of two years: Jame? P. Sanders, or New York, M. W. Grand - f?re; Edward D. Farnesworth, of Tennes? see. R. W. Deputy Grand Siro; Joseph L Ridgoly, of Maryland, R. W. Grand Secre? tary; Joshua Vans ant, of Maryland, R. W Grand Treasurer. Tho attendance is large -nearly every State in tho Union and Ca nada and the British Provinces being rep patented. Market Reports. ' NEW YORK, September 18-Noon.-Ooh 15. Exchange quiet--sixty days 7f?S? Cotton quiet and unchanged. Flour quio and loss firm. Wheat quiet. Pork heavy at $33.20. . Lard steady, at 17? 10*. 7 P. M.-Gold closed at 45. Cotton 1<31 higher-sales 5,000 bales; uplands, 35: Oi leans, 37. Flour and wheat less fi rn: Pork heavy, at 331. Sugar easier, at lOJfi ll*. Turpentine, 65c<?00. Rosin, 3.75$ 9.0?. MOBILE, September 18.- Cotton sales tt day 1,000 bales-middling 31@32; activ demand, but little offering at quotations. NEW ORLEANS, September 18.-The ne? from cotton regions continues to report tl injury to the crop serious and wide-sprea? Cotton stiffer-salea to-day 1,900 bale low middiing 33@34. Ooh! 145. Now Yoi exchange ?@j premium. Canadiern Fears of Fenian In-ruaiot MONTREAL, September 13.-Tho Execi tive Committoo sat four hours, yesterda at the Capitol. Tho matters discuss, were relative to the defence of the Mail border. On Monday, a number of mon, thougl to be Fenians, on tho Graud Trunk Ra road going West, got oft* at the way st tions at Cornwall, Matilda and Edward burg, in threes and fours, and dispers, in the towns. The attention of tho G vt-rument has been called to the fact, as t intention of the men is thought to bog the firing of certain places, which is to ii tiate the next attack upon the Province. Cooking Stoves, *OR WOOD OS COA) JUST received, a small lot /mmCOOKING STOVES, of different n ?Mnterns, which will bo sold at bo REPRICES for cash, at J. W. SMITH'S Tin Shop, Sept 13 6 Opijoaito Park TOBACCO! VARIOUS brands-wholesale and ret - -low for cash. Sept ll JOHN C. SEEGERS A CO Pistols! Pistols! Pistols! At Oie Sign of Ote Golden Pad-Lock. JUST received, a large assortment PMT0L8. embracing the most desi ble made in this country. JUSO, A foll assortment of Powder, Shot, Ca Cartridges, atc., and for sale cheap by Aug 30 JOHN C. DIAI Legisiatuv? of South Carolina. ^?ad?y/s^ptem??riV, 180?. SENATS. The Senate met afc ll a. m. The Houao sent to the Senate the fol lowing House bills, which had keen read | three times in the Houao and twice in tb? Senate, viz: A bill to amend an Act en? titled "Ah Act to make appropriations for the year commencing in October, A. D. 1866V' a bill to incorporate tho Phonix Fire Engine Company of Darlington: a bill to declare valid the recent election for In? tendant and Wardens in the town of Dar? lington; a bill to legalize the. elections of municipal officers of the towna of Moultrio viUe and Honnt Pleasant. The bills wera read a third timo and their title? changed to Acta. Slr. G. W. Williams presented the report of Joseph Waiker, lor stationery furnished at the present session for the Senate. Messrs. Sullivan, McCn toben, Thom ?on, Hemphill and Dozier submitted reports of committees. A bill to provide for the redemption of bills receivable by this State received tho second reading, was agreed to, and was ordered to be returned to tho LI o uso of | Representatives. Adjourned. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. The House met at ll a. m. A bill giving authority to the City Conn- 1 eil of Charleston to proceed in the matter of a fire loan, with a view to aid in build? ing up the city anew, and a bill to make parties, plaintiffs and defendants, in all .cases, competent to give testimony in such cases in like manner aa other witnesses, ? were severally read the third timo, and their titles changed to Aets. Messrs. Wsgner, Warley, Goodwyn, Lord, Car hs le, Campboll and Richardson, jr. submitted reports of committee.*. The bills relative to testimony, liens and imparlanccs, and lo raiso a fund for the necessities of tho people, were discussed till the hour of adjournment. From "\V ii ? OS upton. WASHTNOTON-, September 12.-A H pee i al despatch to tho Publie Ijeihjer says Mr. Mcculloch will have nothing to do with the request of foreign banker? for t ho uso of gold certificates, nor will he cousent to tho salo of tho Government gold in tl Treasury, or the amount daily received for customs. Ho intends that in the future the market shall be left to regulate itself holding, meanwhile, tho opinion that tho increasing receipt? from tho Pacific and Atlantic shores will have tho effect of re? ducing the premium on thu precious me? tals quito a? rapidly as tho interests of tho Government and the country ?hall re? quire. There can be no question that this in the mont sound position Mr. Mcculloch could take, for he will Und the larger his pile of gold becomes the greater will be the confi? dence, both at koine or abroad, in tho financial strength of the Government and its ability to moot all it? engagements, not only at maturity, but prior toilet time, should bo ?oe tit to do so. There aro rumor? of a probable change Lij the French Mission at an early day, purely on tho principle of rotation. That tho pre? sent representative, Hon. John Bigelow, has proved himself an abb? ami capable Minister, none will deny, bul a? he does not cordially approve the Executive policy, a Minister must bu found who will. The senior editor oT tho New York Thin s is understood to bo laboring hard for a resi? dence at thc French Court; but with what success remain? to bo seen. SCHOOL NOTICE. THE MISSES MARTIN will resume tho exercises of their |SCHOOli on MONDAY, Octo sber 1, 1866. Terms per quarter, $12; Pri? mary Classe?, flt) payable in advance. For tho Classics, Freuen, Music and Drawing, terni? as usual. Sept 5_ w i Hardware! QENUINE SWEDES and ENGLISH IRON all size?. CHAINS, HAMES. AXES, tee., in full supply. Rodger?', Wostonholni'a and Alexander's CUTLERY. SCISSORS, SHEARS. TABLE CUTLERY. PIATE i ? SPOONS FORKS. , Ivory-h .milo TABLE KNIVES. CARVERS and FORKS, Ac. AUGERS, PLANES, CHISELS, TANNERS' TOOLS, SCALES, GLASS, PUTTY, OIL, Ac., Bolting Cloths and Belting. Smut Machine?. Sifters, by the dozen or at retail. BOOTS AND SHOES. DRY GOODS. RYE! RYE!! RYE!!! 150 bushels SEED RYE. 100 sacks SALT. 400 bushels OATS. In ?tore and for ?ah; by FISHER & LOWRANCE. Sept 18 NOTICE. I"PASSENGERS by the South Carolina and Wilmington and Manchester t ram? c? n get BREAKFAST at Kingsville on anti after tho 2d inst. C. A. SCOTT. Sept! _lmo Fresh Arrivals. OSHEN BUTTER. VT A NI? Doable Cooled Extra FAMILY FLOU lt. ? s?pt 16 JOHN C. 8KEGKKS A CO. Kuropeatt Corr*?pmn?cncc MwraLr* FAJOS, August si, 186?. Tho Germanic Confederation, which last fed Sfty-one year?, is no moro. Prussia is BOW again On friendly terms with Austria, Baden, Wurtemberg *nd taZle quenite; bat ; the people of these different countries do not seem inclined to grasp the hand of the haughty Hohenzollern with any degree of cordiality. The inhabitants of eon fi scated Hanover, Electoral Hesse Nassau and Frankfort had no objection to become German, but they decidedly object to being Prussianized. Bismark will now hare to face the obstinacy of the people, and tho needle-gun has, perhaps, not yet dono its office. Tho Prussian emissaries and officers atm continue to mako themselves very unpo? pular, especially in tho so-called free town of Frankfort-on-tho-Mainc. The troops in garrison hi tho city of tho Rothschilds cos! the inhabitants 5,000 florins a day. Tho pipes and cigars which have been provided for the soldiers amount to tho sum of 125.000 florins. The good people of Frank? fort are in a state bordering on madness, in seeing their hardly earnetf florins disap? pear in smoke. It is hoped in France that the consc 2nonce of the tyranuy being exercised hi terni an y by tho hated Prussians will bo a call to their neighbors bovond tho Rhine bj the oppressed sons of Fatherland, and that some day or other, Napoleon III will bu able to again demand what has been so flatly refused him. It is known that with a little patienco the Emperor got Nice and Savoy, and as the French aro very fond of laying flattering unctions to their souls, they expect to get the long wishod frontiers of the Rhine. However, the Prussian presa has taken up the RbeniBh frontier question with sumo warmth. The Jiadenxche. larul Zeitung invites all good Germans to unite in crushing tho Gallic, and have done with hun forever. It says, "let us recollect that Lorraine and Alsatia ouco belonged to us; now is tho moment to snatch hack our own." However, tho French press gives tho German as good as it sends, and even our generals lose no opportunity of having a shot at our Prussian friends. Mar? shal Reynault de St. .bar d'Anquily, in addressing the Imperial Guards; a few days ago, said, "Do not forget thc glorious victories inscribed on your flag, amongst others Zina, Austerlitz and Wagraiu." There is no doubt but that this speech waa intended for tho Franzosenpressemt, or French man caters of Berlin. Private accounts from Milan inform UH that the young E apresa Charlotte was very much upset on I.earing of tho sad in? telligence from Mexico. When thc tiewr first reached her, she expressed her inten? tion of immediately returning to thal country, to share the danger with her hus baud. She was, however, prevailed npoi to give up that project, and romain i: ! nropo, where abo can be of more us* . ian in Mexico. She will remain ut Mira mar for the present, where she will await the definite anawer of the Emperor ol' tb? French. The leave-taking between theil Imperial Majesties, at. the Grand Hotel was most cordial, and continua the re ports that tho Empresa Chai lotti left Pari: well satisliod with tho result ol bermissioi to Europe. We shall, no doubt, know moro about lb Mexican embassy extraordinary after lin next meeting, which will take place on tie return of their Majesties from Biarritz am from Miranta?, at about Ibo end ol' Geln ber. In Italy, Victor Emanuel, in order t make the Pope feel inore comfortable lim hodocs, haspardonod Mazzini,who is her, believed t?. be the avowed enemy of CM r monarch nd' i tho sun. However, tb arch-agitator refuses to profit by Victo Emanuel's polite intentions, and will cont nue to plot in evil. On tho 15tu of August, the fete of tl. Emperor wa? celebrated with due pont] At Home, Mons. Bernardie, in the aboem of Cardinal Antoiu lli, expressed bis gi ai rudo to tho Emperor for tho many yeal of protection guaranteed to the Holy Se. lie said be boped that thc oldest son of il church would not ?bandon the bead el' tl church in tho hour of trial. The Roman Government seems ratlu tardily inclined to grant a few reforms I Hie people of the Pontifical States, ll Hohne?? personally seonin little inclined change the programme of non ?losmumi and would rather retire to Malta -wiri? has been offered to him by tho Englh Government- - than remain in the Indy cit where he will bo exposed to thc violence tho emissaries of Mazzini. News from the Eaat is of rather a scrioi nature. The rising in Candia is rather < the increase than decrease. Tho insurgen have taken possession of tho prhicij towns of tho island. There is a gre.;: d ?ire on tho part of the Cand?an? to pla themselves under the Government of Kn George of Greece, and to throw off t hated Turkish Government; but the Oil man Porte will never consent to give ono of the brightost jewels in its crow unless forced by superior powers. There has been a revolt of Polish exil at Iskhont, in Siberia, which was, howey i of short duration, a? the Kassian soldi* and officers succeeded in capturing t ring-leaders, who wi ro most of thom i to Meath. Monsieur Tony Robert Henry, tho pail er, and sou ot Robert Henry, thc Direct of the French Academy of Fine Arts Borne, has just received from tho Poli Committee in Pari? a present ol a vi beautifully inlaid paint box, as a proof gratitude for the splendid picture exhil ed by him this year at tho Union, wh represented the massacre at Warsaw, 180:1. The Atlantic telegraph was a ninc-iL wonder, and is looked upon now a? a tb quite natural, and we now talk of noth: les? than o> submarine railway betwi F.ngland and France. There is also a \i ieet of making a sea-port town, and bringing the sea to Paris. This proj will not, to l>e ?uro, be carried out by time of the great exhibition; but i! willi day bo (intuit accompli, for tho word im} ni'?le is unknown to engineer? now-a-ds Franco has just lo?t one of it? m favorito dramatic authors, who has year? enjoyed much popularity with [?lay-going public of Pari?. Boger de l!i voir is no more. Ho died of gout, tow! he had l?ecn a martyr for many years, well known author of "Le Chevallier di Georges," wa? what is here called a vim and often boasted that bo had in his '. limo drank champagne to the amouu ? 80,000 fianc?. Ibo produce of tbe v yards of ba Veuve Cliquot, Bun aid Mort and Chandon have no doubt been ?ced? Which have produced the illness t kept Hoger de Beauvoir a prisoner in den, where ?ie spent Gio last years of life, in the gay comp, lonship aft thc w j masters of tho day. Some time back commenced the publication of a work, titled '-The Supping Men of my Time,' death prevented his finishing bis w which is full of-perhaps rather dn??el descriptiono of thc sayings and doin;, the wits of tho day. A man named Moissart lately brm an action before the civil tribunal of Seine against the Omnibus Company, claimed damages for injurie? RU H taine him from a fall. When descending I tho roof of on? of the vehicles, & sudden fall caused him to lose his balance; he came down heavily, and sustained internal injuries. It was, however, proved that tho plaintiff had not told tho conductor to stop, as ho had a right to do; and the court decided that Mois8art had no right to da? mages. We read tho following in JAX Gironde: '?Last Monday, about 0 o'clock in tho morn? ing, the lightning struck tho mast of a small sloop-La Marje of Pamiilac-when "Ci; the Island of cozoano. After having struck the halyard, it matte two boles in the sail, and toro off largo pieces of the wood of tho mast. The electric fluid en? tered tho cabin and discharged a double barreled gun. Tho shot traversed the panels, and tho owner of the boat, who was at tho helm, was slight ly hit by several of tho shots in tho knee and right hand, but was not injured in any other way. Tho now lioman money, winch bas been coined at Taris, has been put in circulation within tho last few days. Tho now money (which has been coined in consequence of tho recent adoption by tho Itoman Govern? ment of tho trench monetary system! is of the samo size and weight as the French. Tho liva or 20 sous piece, is of silver, ami bears on ono side the words "1 liva, 1804," and on the other tho figure of the reigning Pontiff, with tho inscription, "Pius IX, Pont max an XXL" The kilogramme (two ponnds) of money-which is the weight of 200 pieces, of one franc each- contains 8.'J1 grammes of silver and 1;>3 grammes of alloy. The Gironde newspaper relates that at the last public sessions bold nt Bordeaux, an old man of ono hnndrcd and three years old, presented himself in answer to a summons for having infringed ono of I tho municipal laws of the Commune de Eolancc. lu spite of his great age, tho old gentleman was halo and hearty, and refused the aid of a lawyer, being able, he said, to defend himself. Tho trial lias, however, been postponed until tho month of October, the old gentleman having suc? ceeded in proving that there was some informality in tho summons taken out1 against him. A letter from Chamouni, states that on thc 22d day of August, three gentlemen attempted to ascend Mont Blanc, without tho aid of the guide. On the following day, they were seem, by menus of a telo-1 scope, to slip and roll down for more than two hundred yards in tho glaciers and one ? of them alone was seen to ri gain his foot? ing. A medical gentleman, accompanied by several guides and a gens d'arme started at once to the rescue of the unfortunate excursionists. No further details have yet reached Us. Itel iel" lor tin- I'ruplr. M less RS. Enrrons: Wo aro in a s-"fi of trouble, arising out of the financial c >ndi tion of (lie count ry; and various schemes have bet-ii proposed to extricate us ironi <>ur difficulties. Ail of these are objection' abb-, because they ure only half-way mea sures. Jt will not do io temporize -we must meet the evil face to Taco, lt is use less "to take t wo bites al a cherry."' The billowing framo of an act is respectfully submitted, as furnishing the io*/// satisfao- j tory sohlt ?on nf our difficulties. If it shall j bo .vlo?it. a, si..di probably bear no more of repudiation, or of "haul hearted credi? tors ami p. ?or but honest debtors." Let i us puss tin's law, and end tho matter at once and forever: Au .Art tn ajford reli.f to debtors, nnd to I precciU the twrriji'-e .?/ prujH'rty ,it pi?'??r Sr..-.' I. />'-. IL cooled /../(/" Senate and ??..use of It^rrsrutatir.s, utan met and siltinq io (.'..neral At-sein'ttit, amt h ?j antlior ihj nt lu, .s- mw. Thal all Acts and" parts of Acts at auv tino- heretofore passed by the Genoral Assembly of this Slate, and all Ordinances and paris of Ordinances pass? ed by any Convention of the people of this State, I"' and the same are hereby H peal.d. SKC.2. Thal the body ol law, t'iowti as tin- common law. be and the Kami: is here? by abolish, d. ":M . . 'Thai tho dominic is known ?is tbe Constitution of the United States ami ii. i'-institution of tho State of South Ca? rolina, uro ll. iel.. . Lu-. I I.) bc Ho force and effect within tho limbs ol tn... State. St:'.-. 1. That tho lnw""h?roloforo known as the Divine Law, be and ?be same is hereby repealed. SEC.*5. That the Judiciary Department of the Gov. rnm. iit be and Ibo sante is hereby abolished; and thc administration of? public justice forever prohibited within I the limits of this State. 1 Si..-. C.. Thal i! shall Hot bo competent for any succeeding Legislature, or for any 'Convention of the people nf this State, t.. I repeal, alter or amend this Act. ! Sic 7. 'This Act shall bo a public Act, and continue of force for fifty years. Cement and Piaster. a.- /.?.. So,., of the Golden l'vd-l.,.< k. AFRESH SUPPLY ot ROSENDALE CI..V F.NT and CALCIN I'd> PLASTER. Just received and for sale by Sept ."> JOHN C. DI VL. Cockade City rABLOB MATCH 1 I SOLP ?o the THAI?!'. CHEAPER iban anv other Match of tho kind in market. Scpt52mo CALNAN \ KREUDF.R. AT COST ! GENERAL STOCK OP 'I UK subscriber offers for sale, nt ^*?V&:uid BELOW C< ?ST, bis entire stock ^?CT"1 HARDWARE, without reserve, * *>consisting iu par! of the following articles, viz: Ames' Long and Short Hand:.- Shovel-.. ic t< <? ?. Manure Forks. li? do/., genuine Collins' Aves. 100 kegs Parker Mill Nails. Table and Locket Cutlery. Door Locks a gem ral assortment. Screws, Chisels and Angers. Mill ami Hand Files. Hat chi ts, Hamnn rs ami broad Axes?. Bull and Strap Hinges. Trace Chains and Axle Gn a?e. Hollow ware <>r all styles, ftc. A. L. SOLOMON, Second door from Shiver House, Sept C OHIO On Plain street. La Madrilend! / 1 EN CINE SPANISH SMOKING TO VJT BACCO, from the Factory or Juai Camacho, Havana. Aug is JOHN C. SEEGERS .\ CO. OU.S! OXLSZ ?ELS! "IXTE havo accepted the agency from the ? Y largest factory m Kew York, andwrc now receiving, and will constantly keep oo hand: Extra Engine OIL. Spindle Transparent Car Axle OIL. Signal or Head Light " Wool * Natural Winter ?Sperm " Bleached ?? " " Extra " ?? ?. No, 1 Tanners' " " We will Hell the above goods at NEW YOEE PRICES, adding freights only. JANNEY A TOLLE80N, An g 21_Colombia, S. C. Great Bargains IN WH?TfS GOODS, HOSIERY & NOTION GOODS! WE aro rocoiving thia day, via the Emily B. Souder, from New Yofk, a largo stock of GOODS, purchased for cash, to which wc iuvito tho special attention of the ladies and merchants, as we will sell CHEAP, both at wholesale and retail: :U)0 pieces Plain and Plaid Nainsook. Bishop and Linen Lawns, soft finish. Cambric, Jaconets. ^ Plain and Striped S ?viss. Plaid and Tap? Checks, Itali Muslin. Striped sud Dotted Robinet. Tarleton*, Silk Bobine: for Veil?. White, Colored and Black Kid Gloves. Large stock <>r Hosiery, for Ladies*, Gent'?, Mi?se? and Boy?, from common to newt -regular makes, all size?.. Brown and Bleached Damask?, Crash. Bus?ia Diaper. 50 doz. Towels cheap. Borage and Grenadine for Veils, all colors Infants* Bobes, Piano and Table Covers. I .ace Curtain3, Pillow-case lamn. 8-4 toll-4 Cotton Sheeting. Mosambiqnc, SUk Poplins, Lenos. Borage. Chambra, Pecols. Fancy Lawns, Huckaback Diaper. Kid and Lisle Gloves. Prints, of all descriptions. Cambric, Swiss, Li?le and Thread Edg? ings, Inserting*, Balancines. Toilet Quilt?, Ribbons and Notions. Bombazines, 0-4 Black DeLame. 8-4 Black and White Borage, for shawls. Jacoifet, Swiss and Nainsook Muslins. Plaid and Soft Finished Cambrics. White and Colored Brilliants. Trail Hoop Skirts. Kmbroid'd and Linen Cuff? and Collars. Corals, French Fans. 200 pieces Bleached Shirtings. 2". " S-10 and ll Qr. Sheetings. Bale* ?-4, 7-8 and 4-4 Shirtings. A large and beautiful lot of Sea-sides and Sun-downs; together with many othes goods too numerous to mention-all of which will b<! ?old verv cheap. Jnly 15 TOLLESON A JANNEY. _ ON CONSIGNMENT* pr f\ BOXES TOBACCO -choice grade?. *J\J 10 " -low 10,000 SEGA 1?S-genuine Rio Hondo. 5.000 " -low grades. 20 bale? COTTON YARNS-8 to 12. tn l.Askot? Heidsick Champagne. 50 doz. Madeira, Port,Sherry and Claret Wine. 10 doz. Lemon Svrup. Several ase? of Old COGNAC BRANDY. 1?) bb .. on Whiskey. 20 *. m " 50 bids. ? Sugars. .j". ci. .em Brown Sugar?. o"> bags Coffee. HIM) boxes Sardines. 100 bose? Herrings. J ANN KY Sc TOLLKSON. D ru g s AND MID?C?N?S? 11 ? ?STETTE1VS BITTERS. McLean's Streugth'g Cordial. .j- Pankina'* Hepatic Pitiers. Plantal-oi, Bitters Mustang Liniment. !. - ...>. Davis' Pain Killer. Doorland'* German Ritter?. " Bad way's Relief. Sandford*? Liver Iuvigorator. White Castile Soap. Cod Liver Oil. Calomel, Alum. Opium, Blue Mass. Concentrated Lve. Castor Oil. Sulphur, Cream of Tartar. F.psom Salts, Magnesia. White Mustard Seed. Nutmegs, Mace. Turmeric, Prepared Chalk. Hops, Dover's Powder. English Mustard. Together with a largo assortment of ?neb articles a? are generally kept in first class dru-?tores. DR. C. H. M IGT, Sept I Druggist and Chemist. "SILICIOUS CEMENT! ?7>OR cementing Glass, China, Ac. For 1 salo at Du. C. H. MIOT'S Jnl\ t; Drugstore. SOLUBLE GUM DB0PS. ASUPPLY just received bv express, at Du. C. H. MIOTS July C Drug Store^ A. Pleasant Tonic. Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of Cali? saya Bark. rilllE bitterness of tho Calisaya and tho X nauseous inkiiic of the iron, which have so often rendered these estimable ionics repulsive to delicate stomachs, are entirely overcome by being?kilU'i?ly blend? ed into a delightful cordial, pleasant to the taste, acceptable to tho stomach and invi? gorating to the system. For ?ale at July 6 Du. C. H. MIOTS Drag Store. QU TN IN E ! I/WI 0/- QUININE, ree.-ived THIS IA JU DAY by National Express at J uno 20 " M l< >T'S DRUG STORE. ROSE WATER. ON E ea?o TRIPLESUPERIOR FRENCH ROSE WAT KR, received and for sale at MIOT'S DRUG STORE. Oil il ii ONE ca?o CITRATE MAGNESIA, re? ceived at MIOTS fiRCG STORE. July 15 _ ' /_ Worm Confection. AFRESH SUPPLY of tho above at June 20 MIOT S DRUG STORK. Sar sap axilla. A YER'S SARSAPARILLA. XX, SAND'S " . Epping'? Sarsaparilla and Queen ? DC IL dit. For sale at July 17 DR. C. H. MIOT S Drug Store. Auction sales. WILL ?oil at bia mart, THJB MORNING at 10 o'clock!" 5 bois. Floor, Wardrobe, Boroau Wash? stands, Mahogany Sob, Chain. Rockera, Lounge, Tables, Oyster Stand, Ice House. Corn Md] Andirons, &?L Also, ibo remains of a retail store, consisting of Seale?, But? tons, Spices, Jcc. AT ll o'cixioa, A Store, SC feet by 16, on Picken* street, wiU bo sold._Sept 19 1 Variety Sale, worthy Ote attention of pur? chasers. By LEVIN & PELX0TT0. ON TH?KSDAY MORNING next, at 10 o'clock, -we will seB, at our store, A variety of fresh and desirable GOODS, among which arc: Men's and Boys' Ano Felt Hats, Boots, Shoes and Brogan?; Da dies' fine White Hose, Gent's White and Colored Half Hose, Linen Cambric Hand? kerchiefs, do. Hem-stitcbod, Striped and Plaid Muslins, Berages, Linen Diapers and Toweling, Cr m bries. Spool Thread, Pearl Battons, Coat and Vest Buttons, Combs, Scissors, Soaps, Perfumery, Ac Also, iroceries, consisting of Bourbon Whiskey, Madeira, Port and Sherry Wine, Lemon Syrups, Mackerel, canned Fish, as? sorted, Raiams, Flour, kc. AU of the above have been ordered for sale without limit. Look out for bargains. Sept 18_ * Public Sale, to Foreclose Mortgage. Wolfe <fc Hook v."..Ii. H. <? J. E. Britton. ?N pursuance of the above mortgage, I will sell, un MONDAY, the 24th instant, at 10 o'clock a. m.. over the store of Wolfe A Hook, on Gervais street, between Assem? bly and Bicharrisoo. the entire contents of the "DAILY AMERICAN PATRIOT OF? FICE," including the Press, Printing Ma? terial, Ac. Terms cash, in legal currency. Sept 15_SAM. GREEN, C. R. D. HORSE TAKE? Tjp. ? A BLACK BOY, who gives his rY?S?~ name as PETER HAILY, was taken r< jr 1 np. on Friday, the 7th ?patant, in Columbia, S. C., having in bis possession a BAY MARE, between four and five years old. The boy states that he stole it from the other side of the Savannah River. Hie owner can recover the sama by applving to J. ?. CLARK, At Con garee Ferry, Columbia, 8. C. Af Augusta OoTisi?tUionaU?t please copy three times, and send bill to this office. __S< pt 13_6* R. JJ. B&YAHjfe WITH ' . J. J. McCarter, HAS FOR SALE A NEW STOCK OF LAW AND MEDICAL BOOKS ! SCHOOL BOOKS IN ?di tho Languages. Also, a fine variety of Better, Cap, De gal and Note PAPERS. BLANK BOOKS, LAW BLANKS, ftc. BIBLES, HYMN BOOKS. Also, new Publications. At COLUMBIA BOOKSTORE, Sept S_Opposite Lawyers' Rango. Extraordinary Annihilators I710R BED BUGS. ! For RATS and MICE. For ITCH and HUMORS. Vor TOOTHACHE. At _FISHER ?V HEINTTSH'H, Druggists. Elegant Toilet Extracts for i the Handkerchief. LOW'S GENUINE WINDSOR SOAP. Lubin's Genuine Extracts. German Cologne Water. Elegant French Soaps. Powder Puffs and Boxes. Rose Toilwt Powder. * Lily White and Tablets. English Hair Brushes. At FISHER A HEINITSH's, Aug 19 Pharmacists. Indelible Inks, Xi^OR marking linen. At X FLSHER A HEINrrSH'S, .Tulv 7 Druggists. Wonderful Parlor Amusement ! PHOTOGRAPHS BY MAGIC ! ! AN Y one may make a beautiful picture with only a few drops of water, and make yopr own albums or pretty pictures at little cost. For sale by FISHER ft HEINITSH, Pharmacists. Arrival of Pontoons. ANOTHER large supply of PONTOONS; SUGAR PLUMS, for worms. The great medicine for worms. Over 2,800 have been sold in less than two months, and millions of worms destroyed. If your children have worms, go to Fisher A Hein itsh's and get a box. FISHER A HEINITSH, Pharmacists. Hear the Voice of the People! IHAVE tried your GERMAN HORSE POWDERS, and am well pleased with the resnlt. Send mo ?5 worth by express, and oblige P. J. C. Good for ail diseases to which boree is subject. A valuable medicine. No ?ne should bo without it. For sale by FISHER A HEINITSH, July 12 _Druggists. QUEENS DELIGHT And Sarsaparilla! WONDERFUL EFFECT of only oue bottle. Copv of a lotter: "I have used only half a bottle of Queen's Deli?: ' t and Sarsaparilla for boils and eruptions of thc skin and itching humor ot the blood, which annoyed mo very much. I am en? tirely cured". I think your medicine a valu? able one. E. W. C." For sale by_FISHER A HEINTTS1L Lemon Acid or Lemonade! FOR making LEMONADE. Put in bot? tles: 25 cents each. At FISHER A HEINITSH'S. Druggists. rhe Pair Pace of a Beautiful Woman IS thc admiration of every one. No one possessing this rich gift and at tributo of health and attraction would exchange it for the wealth of the Indies. Yet how many suffer their skin to become rough with spots tnd pimples, which mar the beantv and bloom of the face. The CIR? CASSIAN BLOOM removes all spots and blemishes, tan. freckles, pimples, blotches, and imparts ? beautiful complexion, so attractive in woman. For salo bv druggists everywhere. FISHER & HEINITSH, Agents. JOHNJLMARIS A CO^. Ph?ada^ Bed Bugs, Bed Bugs. TO mauro the comfort of "nature's s wet t restorer," get a bottle of the n*-i? H BUG DESTROYER."