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lOy. Tolosrap?i. I Cable Des pu ?dies. LONDON, January 16- Noon.-A Florence ! letter, published in the Ivn-ts, thia morn? ing, says General King, Am rican Minister ? at Home, lias been invited to remove the . American church outside the walla <>f ih?u city. Kiug complied, and will hire a villa for that jiiirposc. Congressional. WASHINGTON, January 16.- lu the Se? nate, tho amendment to tho Nebraska hill ? was taken up. Mr. Wade favored, anil Mr. ! Edmunds opposed the amendment. Thc probabilities aro in favor of the co cur- i renee, of thc House. In thc House, the Secretary of the inte? rior was instructed to report in reference j to accommodations for Clerk of Circuit i and District Courts of tho United States j in North Carolina, and whether legislation | is necessary to secure thc records. In thc Senat there were cloven peii- ! tiona from Noni roliua negroes, favor? ing Stevens' bill. The bill for thc admission of Nebraska and Colorado, with the House amendment, i passed by 20 to l-l, and now goo? to the President. Thc Houso Judiciary Committee h sj been instructed tu report in writing what i legislation is necessary lo enable three- j fourths of thc represented states to ratify . the constitutional amendments ;!iat have; passed Congress. When Stevens' enabling bill was dis- j cussed, Mr. Payne opposed the second section. ?.?r. Diugham said tho bill instead of be- '. ing one of reconstruction was one of dc- ! struction; instead <>i restoration was for \ disunion and perpetual dismemberment, j tlc showed the absurdity of d-cr.ytng the Southern Stutcs being States by showing that Congress, the Courts'and Che Exeou tivc had recognized them. Nows It<-m??. NEW l'oint, January IC. -Adolph Mu Swartz, an Austrian, was arrested to-day for a heavy forgery in Vienna. INDIANAPOLIS, January 16.-Fred. Dong las refused to speak until thc arrangements separating the whites from the blacks \v< rc remove;!. WASHINGTON, January IC.-Tho whole Pennsylvania delegation protest against Cowan's confirmation as Austrian Minister. It is stated that Maximilian demands duties on importations regardless ol pre? vious payments to thc French. The Government has received a rumor that Napoleon instructs Castelnau not to compel Maximilian to 'leave Mexico, n?f bring away the French thal prefer remain? ing. .. . ' . , . Senator Gowan is mentioned m connec? tion with thc office of Secretary of War. Cameron says he "hopes to see 'white,' stricken out of tho Pennsylvania Constitu? tion, and thc spirit of caste based on color des troy od. Thc Southern territory is dis? loyal, and no method <<? statesmanship is capable of making this generation loyal. Tiie constitutional amendment and impar- ! tial suffrage will help, but universal am nea ty will destroy growing loyalty." <) Andrew Johnson, ho adds: "I said, lout ago, that h? was a traitor to his party, an j enemy to his country and a had man."' Ho announced himself squarely for protection as against pauper European labor. Gen. Sickles w as examined to-day by thc j special committee to inquire into the kill? ing of Union soldiers in South Carolina. Thc committee will soon make a report. The President'? first diplomatic dinner, . yesterday, was a brilliant affair. Horace Greolcv is here lecturing. FBANCONIA, N. H., January 10. The thermometer, at G o'clock, this morning, was twenty-five degreea below zero. GALVESTON, January 15.-Gov. Throek morton proposes to call an extra session of the Legislature. United States Judge Duval, for the West? ern District of Texas, delivered a charge, saying there was reason to believe that some persons ar? guilty of violations of amnesty, who ehordd be punished, and urges thc enforcement of the civil rights bill. TORONTO, January 1(3. Col. Lynch gave -evidence for defence in t he case of Daniel ^uinn, who, notwithstanding, was con? victed. Quinn confessed to nativity in Cork, and of being one of Morgun's men; and that tho name of Canada was to be changed to Irish lie public. It was proven that Quinn was captured in arms, and, after a half hour's deliberation, tho jury returned a verdict of guilty. Over a year ago, Dr. Hamilton and Eugene Hamilton robbed Rockwell <v. Co.'s Lank, Elkhorn, Wisconsin, of ?.1SO,OO? in money and bonds. They wero discovered last summe in Den? ver, Colorado, but left before arrest? ed, and were pursued by officers to El Paso, Mexico, where they wTere captured, returned, with much dilli cully, through a wild country, to Denver, which place they reached on the '.?Ttii ultimo, and will bc sent East immediately. --? . -o- -- Thc Commissioner of Pilots of New York has forbidden thc partici? pation of any pilots of that harbor in the proposed race across the Atlantic between pilot boats, and therefore the match between "J. I). Jones" and Hope No. 1, for $50,000, is broken oft*. Under thc law for thc prevention of cruelty to animals, aman was hehl in -SjOU, in New York, last Monday, for setting a ferocious dog to worry eats. A Chicago paper intimates that Se? nator Trumbull has been doing a thriving business on borrowed brains. COMMKilCIAL AM) UVESAKCIAli. LivEKVoon. January 16-Noon.-The cotton market, to-day, opens steadier; salt s will probably aggregate 7,')'!0 bales; middling uplands l-l : il. LONDON, January 10 Noon.-- Money market quiet and unchanged. Consols 'al fir money. American securities gene? rally unaltered. IiALTiatOBE, Jauntily 10. Flour dull and drooping. Corn 3< chu ed 2c; prime white *1.05@1.03. Cotton quiet, at 33 for mid? dling. NEW Yoi.... January IC.- -Gold has been T>7, hut at close of market dropped to S5|. Cotton more activo and a shado firmer, with sal s of 2,000 hales; middling uplands 35. Flour dull and drooping. Wheat dull. Corn very dull-mixed Western $1.16@1.17. Pork firmer -new mess $20.75; old $PJ.37i. Lard firm. Sugar quiet-Porto ltico ll| Muscovado 10.J??214; Havana 13J NEGRO STATISTICS.-The Richmond Times hus the following remark^: The collection of statistics with reference to the negroes -since they wn-e emancipated hy the strong arm of Federal power would be most ! edifying. A powerful array of argu? ment and strong logic would be found in the fae's which statistical ile naries would reveal in reference to this un? happy race-facts before which the liberators of the slave would turn pale as they contemplated thc accu? mulated misery of those whose "shackles" were, as they till us, off by the "avenging hand of j...e and humanity." .e are certain facts which have come .o our knowledge, about which it would be well for the world at large to be informed, if these facts have a general application to the whole Southern country. What we allude to is thc indisposition of the negro men to many, since they were subjected to tho operation of tho white man's law, which requires thc husband or parent to support his wife and children. These duties, previous lo the tune when freedom was thrust upon the slave, was per? formed by his master; uud Cuffee was not at first able to realize that either a moral, social or legal obligation vested lipon iiiiii lo support his family. Since the enforcement of the laws of civilization compels him to provide for his spouse and off spring, there is evidence in various portions of the country to .show that a much smaller proportion of negroes marry now than was the ease while they were in bondage. A compara? tive exhibit of the votaries of matri? mony among thc negroes now and while they were slaves would bc interesting. It would also be in? structive to know iiow many more commit crime now than formerly; how many more young negro chil? dren die now (and die early) than was the ease when the master and mistress took care of them? Ii statistical information on these and similar questions touching the pre? sent life and condition of the negro, as compared to his position os a slave, were supplied, we think those win glory over the "crowning achieve mont of the war"- would find little consolation hi their work. A CONTRAST. -In Maryland, iusteac of sending a negro who has le en con victed of a minor offence lo prison, he is sold into servitude for the lengtl of time he would have to servo ii prison. A sale has recently taker place in Maryland under this law, ?ind it has aroused all thc tender sym pat hies of those who would degradi and impoverish the white people o tlie South. This sympathy for tin negro lias resulted in the iutroduc tion in the House of Representatives by Mr. Kasson, of Iowa, of a Viii making it a felony to sentence or sel a negro into "shivery," and thc of fence is punishable by line up to $5, (100, or imprisonment up to ten years This bill was passed by thc House 01 the 8th instant. Now for a contrast. In Connccti cut, if a man or woman happens t be too poor to take care of himsel or herself, the State generally prc vides for taking care of this unfortn nate individual by selling him or lie to tlie lowest bidder, the Buccessft bidder being entitled to the. service of the person sold. The sale is mad for only one year, so that the poe unfoptunate is not allowed to eke or life under one master. The man c woman who becomes a pauper und? the poor laws of Connecticut, virtv ally becomes a slave the balance i his or her days. This is the fate i white people in Connecticut, au perhaps other New England an Northern States, yet thc compassio of men who have so much sympath to expend in behalf of negroes guilt of offences against the law, has neve been awakened to tho fate of whi men and women who are virtual sold into perpetual slavery. [ X' (?<?> v ?He Un ii >a. -- A commission appointed by tl British Government is now engage in the consideration of tlie subject thc British laws rclativeto neutralit The rights and duties of neutrals w be discussed in reference to thc lai of nations, British law, and thc inti est of all maritime powers. The B: tish Government candidly admit th their foreign enlistment act, ai other acts intended to preserve t neutrality of thc country as betwe foreign "belligerents, ave inefi'ecti and require revision. If the commission should report opinion that the practice of the G vernment in relation to such ca? as tlie fitting out of the Alabama a other Confederate cruisers to pr upon our commerce is in violation the spirit and intent of Britsh 1 and national law, and thc interest Great Britain as a commercial natic it, is probable that the claims of t United States for reparation on ? count of those depredations upon ? commerce wll be entertained, allow* ?ind paid. Whether thc commission will rep a project for laws regulating future, the subject is, of course, ; to be determined. They may, as i thought, pnposo a conference of 1 jurists of Fr..nee, the United Stat and other maritime powers, wit! view to the adoption of a codo maritimo law, and an adjustmc upon an equitable and uniform ba: of all disputed questions as to 1 rights and duties of neutrals. [National Intelligencer In tlie Herald of Health for Jami- I ury, "Madame Demorest, who is gene- I rally good authority on female dress, 'writes a very sensible article on "dress and its relations to health." She thinks that thc under garments and covering <>f the feet lack proper attention, and -speaks feelingly of "the elastic which keeps the stock? ings up at the knee," as impeding the free circulation of thc blood; while "the fashion, now prevalent, of wide-spread crinoline demands, for the sake of modesty, as well as health, a plentiful supply of under? clothing." These straight-forward sentences are as sensible as they are modestly expressed, and it is to bo hoped that sensible and modest wo? men will follow Madame LVs advice, and wear looser elastics at the knee, thicker under-clothing and more of it, and thicker walking boots. These are the processes that make ladies happy and undertakers miserable. WHAT FOKNEY. SAYS OF run NEW RADICAL SKNATOU.--Simon Cameron w as last evening nominated for United States Senator by a majority of the Union members of the Legislature, nearly every one of whom voted for him, knowing that his selection would be regarded as an insult by the Rc- j publicans of bis district, and accord? ingly by the great body of tho Re? publicans of the State. There has never been so studied a violation of public sentiment and public decency as this nomination. [PkilaUelpJiiu Press, lllJi. - ---> -?-?- ? GENKROCS.-The New Orleans Cres? cent says that several of the Vicksburg merchants made up a purse of S1U? to the men of the Twenty-fourth United States InfanUy, as a testimo- | nial of gratitude for the great service I rendered Irv that command at the late disastrous lire. The gallant Twenty-fourth immediately turned the amount over to the Mayor for the relief of the sufferers. Congressional prayer meeting so? ciety has been organized. May it prove beneficial.-Posion Post. When Congressmen pray they prey upon thc Treasury. [Louisville Journal. And, unmindful of Butler's pres? ence, lay up their treasures where thieves break through and steal A college of young colored men has been established at Washington, named "Howard University." lt bas the three departments of law, medicine and theology. $15,000 have been raised for the erection of a building, which is intended to ac? commodate 1,000 students; -?0? are now ready to enter. There was a snow-storm in Boston last Sunday, und the Transcript thinks it keeps more people from church in tho morning than frtun sleighing in thc afternoon. sm!? NE AV P. FORT OF CHARLESTON. JAN. 16. A i : ill V E j ) ?ICSTKKDAY. British hark Ynmnrr, Liverpool. Sehr. R. Iv. Vaughn, Howell, Huston. Sehr. l>*vid V. Strieker, Baltimore. WENT TO SEA YESTERDAY. S teamship Falcon, Recd, Baltimore. Bark He en Sands, otis, Liverpool. Brig Lizzie M. Merril!. Limmer, Boston. Sehr. Ralph Carleton, Boston. Funeral Invitation. Thc relatives, friends and acquaintances of WM. C. MCANDREWS, and of Mrs. Eilen McXenna-, ari' respectfully invited to attend the funeral of the former T? MORROW (Friday) MORNING, at 10 o'clock, fruin his late residence, Gervais street, near Assembly, without farther in? vitation. MARRIED. On tho morning of the lath instant, by the Rev. E. T. Wmkler, at the residence of tho brides father.. C. G. EBGKMANN, of Bremen, Germany, to Miss SALLIE E., youngest daughter of A. J. Finke, Esq., "of Charleston, s. G. Charleston Neics and Courier will please Store to ?lent, IOCATED ON MAIN STREET. Apply J at this office. Jan 17 ' j Notice to Property Owners. PROPERTY OWNERS having dead trees around their pr< miser; arc requested to hate thc same removed immediately, as J tle-y are becoming dangerous to pedes trians. li' allowed to r< main hy said own- i ors, on ihc 1st of February next, they will bo cut down by tho city "authorities' and distribute d to tho pom- of thc city. Jan 17 13 THEO. STARK,.. Mayor. Fine Weather Tor Gardens. (1ALL and buy your Seeds. All kinds, j at low rates." Peas, Cabbages, Tur? nips, beans Beets, Corn,Tomatoes- a full supply, at FISHER ? HEINITSII, Jan'?7 Druggists. Hay, Coal and Furniture. A FEW BALES PRIME N. C. HAY. ?\_ ? tons Ked Ash Coal. ALSO, Several handsome setts Cottage Furni? ture. For sale by A. K. PHILLIPS, Jan 10 2 " Washington street. TOBACCO-! TOBACCO : ! /^N CONSIGNMENT, l? boxes TOBAC \) CO, well put up, and fur sale at LOW RATES, by ' H. D. HAN Ail AN. Jan 10 2 TO RENT. ACOTTAGE HOUSE, in a desirable portion of the town. Apply to Jan 16 2 H. I). MANAHAN. NOTICE. ALL persons having claims against tho Estate of JAMES C. BATES, deed., will present them, properly attested, within thirty days, and all persons indebted to said Estate will make immodiato payment to mo at Columbia, S. C. Jan 16 W. M. BECKHAM. Adm'r. Tho brig Sunny South sailed from Yok nimmo for Shanghai, September 12, and is supposed to have been lost in a terrible typhoon ol? Japan. Capt. Patten, wife, daughter, nephew and three passengers were aboard. She had $150,000 in treasure. Captain King, a planter in Wash? ington County, Mississippi, formerly of Iowa, and an oflieer in the colored troops, was murdered, h:at week, by negroes, for his money, watch and pistol. The -'Black Crook" has been brought out in Boston. Thc lirst performance, we arc told, went off "passably, well." The trial of fee guerillas who robbed railroad trains and murdered the passengers, near Frankfort, Ky., has begun. General Sweeney, of Fenian noto? riety, is now iri command?t Augusta, Georgia. In Lebanon, Tennessee, beef sold, last week, at from four to six cents per pound. Broadway, New York, iront thc Battery to Fourteenth street, is to be paved with Belgian blocks. The Confederate General Stirling I Price and family arrived at St. Louis I from Mexico, on thc 11th instant. ISAAC S?LZBACHEB, e STJLZBACHER & COYS. r~<2 IIA i onliand asplendid Vg5* assortment of CLOOKS.i g^JH iKJ&wiiich will be sold VERY LOW. Also, ?I splendid assortment of SPECTA? CLES, of all kinds and qualities, from FIFTY CENTS to TEN DOLLAUS, toge? ther withan assortment of WATCHES AMD vtEWELBV Personal attention given to the JT? <v p ?i ii *i 11 gr OF WATCHES, JEWELRY Aull) CLOCKS, j jjQy*"Jill in,ric guaranteed for one\ year. Jan 16 (imo | GARDEN SEEDS. "VTEW CHOP GARDEN SEEDS, in great \ SJ\ variety and quantity, for sale by Jan 18 * E. it G. 1). H< ?PE. FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, I Of all Kinds, j Just Re,, heda: E. E. JACKSON'S. Jan Kt ANOTHER FAIR OFFER To IPixrcliu sers Z Z /'rices Reduced Lover Than Ever!! C. F. JACKSON" i ANNOUNCES to his numerous patrons that bc has made a reduction in thc prices of all his Oouds. as he is DETER? MINED TO SELL C II EAP. Clothing and Hats at Cost ! ! ?Tan lp CHEESE! CHEESE!! ONE THOUSAND lbs. in store, at whole? sale and ret ail. Dee 28 J. O. SEEGEltS & CO. 5,000 LBS. LARD ! IN store and f ir sale at cost. Dee 7 JOHN C. SEEG/ERS A CO. H ams?, Hams. 2CASKS Sugar-cured TT VMS, at low rate. nee 28 J. C. SEEGERS A CO. Professor of Music. ^....:.i?-..v.-=? MR. .IOS. 11 ART DENCE, Professor of Music, will give ??? I 1 ?lessons on Piano and VioHn. Terms made known on application at Iiis residence, Camden (orTajlor) street, near Charlotte Depot. Jan s Imo* To Rent. . A COMFORTABLE DWELLING S?ST HOUSE, on Fiskens street, between luari i ...iv !U"i Washington street.-. For terms, Ac, applv to Jan 8 JAM KS BROWN. COLLEGS TEXT-BOOKS. A LSO, a large stock of SCHOOL BOOKS, l\_ in English, Latin, Greek and the Modern Languas s. For sale at M cCAl IT Kit's BOOK-STORE. Onposite Court House, Columbia. I Jan ti ' R. K. BRYAN. Tax Notice. CITY CLERK'S OFFICE Con Mia.t. January 3, 18G7. rjlAXES i)N SALES for tho quarter end JL ing tic ist instant is due, and prompt t payment of thc same is required, j Jan t J. S. McMAHON, City Clerk. _ ; Paints, Oils.. Window Glass. , mn REE THOUSAND lbs. pur? WHITE I 1 LEAD, grouud in oil. 1,000 lbs. St. Louis White L< a I, ground in oil, at 12'. cents per pound. 200 gallons 1.oiled und raw Linseed Oil. Together witl- a complete assortment of Tanners' and Machinery (?.ls, dry and ground Paint - , Furnil ure, Coach and Japan Varnishes. Window (?lass. Putty, Paint Brushes, Varnish, ??ti-lint; and Scrubbing Brushes. For Bale at low prices l>v .f. A T. R. AGNEW. Oct :?l iklc;, Ale. -t ?y BBLS. of thc hist CREAM ALE, I wholesale and on draught. Dec 28 .1. C. SEEGERS A CO. CABBAGE! CABBAGE! ! ONE crate prime CABBAGE, for salo h.w, at JOHN C. SEEGERS A co.'S. SWISS CIGARS ! FIVE THOUSAND in store and for sale, wholesale and retail. Dec 28 JOHN C. SEEGERS & CO. NO. 1 MACKEREL. 4BBLS. of the finest No. 1 fresh MACK? EREL, at J. C. SEEGERS & CO.'S. Dec 28 Crumb. comfort !| SWEET CHEWING TOBACCO. Doc 28 J. C. SEEGERS A CO. DENTISTRY. . IIAVrNG-opcrtofl my office permanently In Colombia, I may bo found at all hours at the rooms over lt. C. Ander n Main street. D. P. GREGG. FRESH SUPPLIES OF I ME, j CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS AND HAIR, Gmhan? and being constantly received >y GEO. W. PARKE1!, Corner .Mam and Camden sts. Nov 31 2rno TO RENT, A LARGE BRICE HOUSE, on the ??ai? corn? r of Marion and Laurel stn eis. as ten comfortable rooms, furnished with Ras. Good out-buildings emla tine garden. Apply to Dec 30 FISHER & LOW1JAN? E. To Rent. " . THE LARGE AND COMMODIOUS gfi& NEW BRIC K WARE-HO USE, under JBUSLJanney's Hall, measuring iou by .Ti feet. Also, a Store, next door to thc I'ost Office, 48 by 32 feet, with two rooms in the rear, measuring 20 by 22 feet. Also, the Law Office adjoining" tho Post Office, re? cently occupied by Mr. Shand. Applv at the Post Olisco. " Jan 5*18 fSAS, PEAS. 50 BUSHELS, in store and for sale by Nov'.) FISHER & LOWRANCE. IRON, STEEL. NAILS, POT WARE. Tin'd and Jap'd HOLLOWWARE Carpenters* and Rtackrui's TOOLS SCALES. AXES, S. W. Collins* and Ov-ier brands. PAINTS, OILS and GLASS. * In store and for sale LOW by FISHER & LOWRANCE. RECEIVED VIA EXPRESS TO-BAY? AGOOD CLOTH CLOAK for. S6 00 Extra " .' . 8 00 Fong Shawls .5 00 Plaid '? .2 50 Breakfast Shawls. 75 Ladies' Merino Vests. 1 50 " Kid Cloves. 1 00 Heavy Satinets. Good Kentucky Joans. 25 Ladies'Linen Handkerchiefs. 10 " '. Hem-stitched do. 25 Gent's Buck GI .ves.1 25 Good Prints. 12A Bed Ticks. 25 " Bleached Shirtings. 25 Star Ginghams. 25 200 micks Pins, at low prices. Variety of Goods at reduced prices. And will receive weekly supplies of French Goods from auction, at prices that must give satisfaction. ALFRED TOLLESON. Deo 27 H?MSI HAMS! 1 AO CHOICE Sugar-cured IfcAMS, just iV/vf received and for sale at 20 cents per pound, by J. .V T. lt. AGNEW. Di e 27 KEROSENE OIL. -j ?\ BBLS. extra pure KEROSENE OIL, Iv / just received and for sale by Dec -2 J. ,v T. lt. AGNEW. ikle and Porter. S\y, EHUNDRED dozen London PORTER \_J an:l Edinbnrg ALE. Just received and for sajo hy _ J. .S: T. R. AGNEW. Corn Starch, Tapioca, &c. FRESH TAPIOCA, Corn Starch, Dor-I vt a's Maizena, Decker's Farina. On hand and fur sale bv Nov 7 J. & T. R. AGNEW. Becker's Self-Raising Flour. A FULL supplv of BECKER'S SELF CX. RAISING FLOUR, constantly on hand : and for salt at retail bv lice 2 J.*."fe T. R. AGNEW. ? Sugar and ???f?ee? ONE HUNDRED bbls. REFINED SU? GARS, consisting of Cm lied, Pow? dered, ( rr an; dat cd and Ext rr. ( toffee Suga t's. 1 100 hags Rio, Maracaibo and Java Cof fi es. On leiml and forsaleat lowprices bv ! Sept 5 -LAT. IL AGNEW. ' Plow Steel, Flow Moulds AND ISON. nnEN THOUSAND lbs. best quality PLO W _? STEEL, ai ii.!.o. per pouud. LOut) SWEDES PLOW MOULDS, at 10c. : per pound. 30,000 lbs. Swedes PlowandiTire Iron. Togi ther with a full assortment of Tiro, Horse-shoe, Band, Oval, Round, Square, Hoop, Sheet and Nail Rod Iron, compris? ing thc be3t assortment in the city and ot ? the lowest prices. On hand and for sah- bv j Dec 19 J. & T. H. AGNEW. CANDLES! CANDLES! ONE HUNDRED hosea Sperm and Ada? mantine CANDLES. Just received and for sale br J. ,v T. tl. AGNEW. Fire-Dogs, Shovels, Tongs, &c. i M the Sign of thc Golden Pad-Lock. ALARGE VARIETY of FIRE-DOGS, SHOVELS, TONGS, POKERS, FIRE SHOVELS Ac, &C, in store and for sale very low, by JOHN C. DIAL. Sausage Cutters and Stufiers. ' At thc Sign of thc Golden Pad-Lock. JUST arrived, a full supplv of SAUSAGE CUTTERS and STUFFERS, and for saie at lowest pricco, by Nov 8 JOHN C. DIAL. ^a-u?-C5-tioxx sales* Surnilure, Piano, Pry Goods, Hardware. Ey A. R. PHILLIPS. TO-MORROW (Friday) MORNING,'at 10i o'clock, 1 will tell, at tho New Brick Building, Washington Rtrcct, opposite Law lianne, Bim dry articles <>f Furniture, consisting of Bureaus, Sideboard, Bedsteads, Chairs, Bocking Chairs, Settee, Secretair, 1 sett Dining Tables, Wardrobe, Mattress. ?fcc, ?fcc. I OJ octave Rosewood Piano-?-ingood or-, der. ALSO, An invoice of Dry doods, consisting of Satin?is, Kentucky Jeans, Spool Thread, ' Kins, Agate Buttons, Cable Cord, Balmoral Skirls, ?fcc. ALSO, Lookiug-Glasses, Sad Irons, Table-SnoouH, Shoe-Knives, Pocket-Kuives, Hammers, Brooms, . Shoe-Brushes, Candle-Sticks, Ac. AI.su, Walnut Catsup, Sup Garb Soda, Segara, Tobacco, Cocoa Dippers, Bourbon Whiskey, Lemon Syrup, Counter Scales, ?fcc . ft-c. ALSO, 1 Ci<dd Lever Watch, 1 Heavy Gold Bracelet, Silver Cups. N. B. -Unlimited articles receiver! on* morning of sale J AU 17 2 Carolinian please copy. ESTATE SALE. BY CONSENT of heirs, we will sell, at PUBLIC AUCTION, the following property of thc Kstato of John Bates, de? ceased, on TUESDAY, the 29th instant, at ll o'clock a. IM.: At. thc Pea Ridge Planta* lion, ail the Household and Kitchen Fur? niture, a large lot of liege Cattle, Sheep, and a tine Buggy and Harness. And, on the day following, at tho While cotton Plantation, a large lot of Uogsand Cattle, and a large quantity of fine Potatoes. THUMS OF SALE.-All stuns under $100, cash; for stints above ?100, notes, with ap? proved security, tit twelve months from dato, with int' rest annually. JOSEPH RATES, JOHN S. RATES, Jan 15 12 Ex< cutors. Hrnl Estate at Private Side. By LEVIN & PELXOTTO. "ITT"TE offer for sale, on accommodating W terms, one Lot on Lumber street, hounded by Wayne, on thc corner; 52 feet front, running hack 158. 1 Lot adjoining the above-52 feet front bv 158, on which thero is a good COTTAGE BUILDING, ?fcc, adjoining Mrs. Gibbes. 1 Lot, on Wavne street, between Lum? ber and Upper streets -100 feet by 104. 2 Lots, on Upper street, caoh 52 feet, fronting thc same by IT'S, in rear of the above. For particulars, apply at our Auc? tion Room. Jan 13 Salmon and Mackerel. KITS CHOICE SALMON, forfamily use. '. No. 1 Mackerel, " " " Just received and for sale by Dec 2 J. A T. It. AO NEW. Molasses, Molasses. -| /\ HUBS, prime Sugar House MO JLU LASSES. 25 bbls. prime Sugar House Molasses. J us i received and for sale low bv Oct 19 J. A T. R. AGNEW. SALT AND BLUE STONE. I7U)UR HUNDRED sacks LIVERPOOL " 1 SALT, extra large, at $:5.30. 1,000 lbs. BL UK STONE, 7 lbs. for $1. The above will be sohl at prices named, or tit lower pri?es, if offered lower by any house in Columbia. " We rrill not be under sold." J. A T. R. AGNEW. Fenders, Andirons, &c, THE undersigned have just received a handsome assortment of FENDERS, SHOVELS and TONGS. Brass Andirons, Common and Fancy Fire Dogs, ?fcc, of tlieir ow-ii impartation, which they are offering at reasonable, prices. J. ?fc T. B. AGNEW. Barber's Patent Adjustable Brace. JUST received, a complete assortment of Barber's Patent Adjustable BIT BRACKS, which, for carpenters' and wheel? wrights' use, arc the most convenient and useful braces made, requiring no adjust? ment or fitting of the bit to thc brace, and aro emphatically the lie plus ultra ol braces. For salt: bv tho bole agents, Dec 20 J. & T. St. AGNEW. FIRE & BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, THE undersigned have been appointed agents for these superior SAFES. These Safes arc made with three Hanges all other safes have but two. They have PICA der Proof Locks, and thc looks and bolts arc protected with plates of hardened steel, which ia the only protection against the burglars drill and the insertion of pow? der. Also, warranted free from dampness. While these Safes have no superior in quality, they arv furnished at moderate prices at h ast ?5to 33iper cent, less than Herring's and other makers, while thc (pialitv cannot bo surpassed. A sample Safe can bc seen at our store, and orders will be taken at New York pr:,:es, with expenses of transportation ai* .'cd, and uo charge for forwarding in Charleston. J. A T. it. AGNEW. 1.000SST coi*,1"0 Whil"r 500 bushels prime Mixed ( CRN; " 100 bbls. Extra FAMILY FLOUR, 1,000 bu shela White St ed Oats, 10,000 lbs. Bacon Side.?, 2.H00 lb-, small and ? rime Breakfast Strips, 50 sacks Liverpool Salt, Bran, Hay, Peas and. Gram?,, of all de? scriptions, forsaloa) lowest market figures. URO WNE cD Si 'IIIRMER, Dee 7 Main street. Volger's nev.- store. Choice Lot Shrubbovy, Roses, &c. TE offer at private sale, now in fine growing condition, a choice lot of EVERGREENS and ROSES, MAGNOLIA GRANDIFLORA, Pyramidal Cypress, Irish Juniper, Golden Arborvitte, ?fcc Applv to LEVIN A MI KELL* Corner Richardson and Taylor sta. Dec 0 Pure Peruvian Guano. ri HIE subscribers have been appointed J. agents for thc sal?- of thc above FER 'J [LIZE1? from thc importers, and will sell at New York prices, with expenses added. For further particulars, apply to LEVIN A MlKELL, Corner Richardson and Tavlor sta. 1 ?co JJ_ Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris. \]C7"E have in store, and shall keep con VV stantly ot: hand, a full stock of the above, and offer to contractors and budd? era, and those in want of tho above, groat inducements. Apply to LEVIN S MIKELL, Corner Richardson and Taylor ats.