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^ \ Expressly for the Columbia Phoenix.] . New? Item?. CHARLESTON, April 17.-Arrived Bark Effort, Liverpool. Sailed Steamer Sonder, New York; schooner Joseph Allen, Baltimore. CLEVELAND, OHIO, April 17.-Tho Wool Dealers' Association met herc, to-day. Tho clip of last year was stated at 75,000,000 pounds, and tho average price fifty-five cents. NEW ORLEANS, April 17.-Informa? tion has.been received that Fignes and Waterloo Levees aro in immi? nent danger. Labor cannot be ob? tained, owing to the want of monoy. There is much suffering in the over? flown districts of Western Louisiana. NASHVILLE, April 17.-lu the Con? servative State Conventipn, yester? day, Etheridge- was nominated for Governor. NEW YORK, April 17.-Tho steamer Great Eastern passed down the hat bpr at 9 o'clock this morning. A speoial despatch from Washing? ton says tho appointment of L. V. Bogy, late Commissioner of Indian Affairs, as-a General Indian Agent, ta make treaties, purchase and ship sup? plies, etc., will bo further investigated by the Senate. Bogy is now in New York, making purchases of goods foi the Iudian service, and exercising authority for which it is alleged there is no right. The village of Alliance, Ohio, wat flooded, yesterday, by thobnrstingoi a reservoir belonging to the Pitts burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail road. . WASHINGTON, April 17.-The Se nate confirmed Chas. G. Manning ai Collector of Customs at Albcmarlo N. C. Among tho documents sent to th< Senate to-day, was one from tho Pre sident, in reply to a resolution, show? ing that none of the heads of Depart meats, as charged, had given an; construction on the tenure of offic Apt. The Solicitor of tho Treasury however, in reply to an inquiry fron the Secretary, expressed himself t the effect that the chief deputies c custom houses could be removed, i order to procuro suitable persons t discharge the duties of Collector c Customs, in case of vacancy, lint the latter office could bo filled in th prescribed mode. RICHMOND, April 17.-Tho Repul lican State Convention mot, at nooi in the African Church, George Ry< of Shenandoah, temporary Chai man. 210 delegates were present, i whom 50 were white. , Forty-nit: Counties were represented direct! and nearly all in tho Stato by prox; John Hawxhurst, of Fairfax, wi chosen permanent President,. wil ' ten Vice-Presidonts, including . Hu: nicutt and Lewis McKenzie, of Ale andria, and thrco colored .men; ai threo secretaries. Ono colored ai white Committee ou Orga?zation w appointed. Fears were expressi that somo Democrats had como he to spoil tho .Convention. Hunnicu and F. M. Conway, of New Yor mado inflammatory speeches, the nt idea being that tho negroes ebon demand higher wages-at least $ per mouth. The Convention o journed until to-morrow. To-night, there is a mass meeti: at the Capitol Square. The citize do not seem to take much notice the preseuco of the Convention. 1 bad foelings. INDIANS ON THE WAR-PATH.-A < spatch from St. Joseph, says t Montana Post, of the 4th, gives t following information in regard the Indians: Eighteen hundred lodges of Sioi numbering three warriors in es lodge, under the Chiefs Red Clot Iron Plate and White Young Bi aro eucamped on tho Big He River, about thirty-six miles fr Fort Smith. The Crows, Bloo ? Peguins, Grosentres, and Sioux hi made peaco among themselves ? joined in league against tho whil About eight hundred lodges aro North of tho Missouri River, 1 will cross over and camp near Mm Sholl River as soou as the spr opens, and after concentrating tl forces, tho confederation will w war against tho whites. They say tho wdiites havo oe pied their only hunting grou and that death is inevitable, and t prefer it in battle rather than starvation. Tho commandaut Fort Smith doubts his ability hold tho position, and it is thou that if reinforcements do not ar soon, he will come to Clark's F on tho Yellowstone. Tho Indians of tho Hoopo rese tion in California havo declared against tho whites. They killed sub-agent, Robert Y. Stockton, two omployees, and burned all Government property. Tho wi on tho K Imnat h River aro fortify and preparing for their defence. FROM BRAZIL.-Tho Bambi Argus, of tho 6th instant, says: aro informed that Mr. Wm. To: son of S. DaviB Tongo, Esq. Bainbridge, Georgia, has just ret ed from Brozil, whither ho had I on a tour of inspection. ?o resents the'prospects there, wo lc as gloomy in tho extreme, ant is satisfied to remain in South-wet Georgia. Families who were affluent circumstances bore aro al in distress in Brazil. Thoso havo tho Brazil fever horeal should seo Mr. Tongo and obtai views of tho country aud its ] poets. COMMERCIAL. A3? FINANCIAL,. -_-?--i NEW YOES, Apiil,17-Noon.-Gold 35>4. Stocks active. Flour and corn firmer. Wheat more steady. Pork heavy-new meas $22.62?22.68%. Cotton quiet, at 27>? for uplands. 7 P. M.-Cotton easier; sales of 1,200 bales, at 27%. Flour firmer and activo-State $10.15?18.40; Western $11.50@14.70. Wheat firm? er-white Western $3.35. Corn firmer and in fair demand; sales of 121,000 bushels-mixed Western $1.27W@ 1.32. Pork firmer-new mess $22%. Money rather more active this after? noon-call loans G@7 on stock col? laterals. Gold closed quiet, at 13o}? ?135^. CHARLESTON, April 17.-Good de? mand for cotton; sales of 400 hales middlings 26?26?,<. Receipts 375 bales. SAVANNAH, April 17.-Cotton flat; sales of 109 bales-middlings 25@ 25>?. Receipts 350 bales. AUGUSTA, April 17.-Cotton dull and declining; salea of 155 bales middlings 25. R?cents 1Q5 bales. MOBILE, April 17.-Sales of 300 bales cotton-middlings 25. Receipts 356 bales. CINCINNATI, April 17,-Flour un? changed-trade brands SIG; fancy brands $18; somo mills havo stopped, for want of wheat, and others aro running on half time. Corn steady, at 77 in bulk; 87 in sacks. Bulk meats dull and drooping. Bacon small sales of shoulders at 9 and sides at ll; NEW ORLEANS, April 17.-Sales of cotton, 2,300 bales; market unset? tled- low middling 25><@26; re? ceipts 1,647 bales; exports 9,962 balee. Sugar and molasses unchanged-no? thing doing. Flour quiet, firm and unchanged. Corn dull, drooping and unchanged. Oats dull. Bticon dull, and lower-shoulders 9%; ribbed sides 11}?@113?; clear sides 13@ V?}?. Pork dull and unsettled, with no sales. Lard steady, and in fair demand, at 13)??l4. Whiskey only local business, nt$2.20?2.30 for Western. Gold 35},<. Sterling 45(? 47J<?. New York sight % premium. LIVERPOOL, April 17-i?oon.-Cot? ton tends down; sales 7,000 bales uplands ll%d.; Orleans 12.l?d. LIVERPOOL, April 17-2 P. M. Since opening, cotton has been very heavy and prices declined -up? lands ll???. Cotton vs. Corn. We commend the following extract of a letter received in Charleston, from Mobile, t? those of our friends who still think that, under our pre? sent circumstances, tho chief crop laid this season ought to be cottou. As. it gives practical results, it is worth a hundred theories on tho sub? ject: We verily believe that if our plant? ers pursuo the same system of plant? ing they did last year one more year, they will produce a famine . in the land. The cry for bread and meat on plantations now is almost alarm? ing. We . enclose you a statement handed us a fow days since by a friend, which will give you somo idea of tho system in practice last year. Tho gentleman who mado up the' statement is a practical planter, and a man of undoubted integrity, and so aro tho other names attached, and wo have no doubt as to the correctness of the figures. After deducting the rent for the land and mules from the losses, (which is a profit to the own? ers,) there ' is still a loss of about $30,000, and nearly all of this results from tho difference of provisions consumed and produced. Wo should hesitate now to hazard an opinion relative to tho extent of the crop of 1 1867, but we believe, that if there should bo 3,000,000 bales made, that a famine will follow. Wo 'hardly think it possible for the labor now available, in tho country to make a large crop of cotton and provisions enough to subsist tho inhabitants, a system which must bo adopted before we can be prosperous, and ono that will bo adopted so soon as our people seo that they cannot prosper nuder any other, and ono, too,- which will prevent any over-production in cot? ton. Wo think that this system is being pursued to some extent tho present year, and hope it may yet bocome giperal before tho planting is over, an ?, if so, it will l?avo a great influence in diminishing .tho produc? tion of cotton the present year. ' A detailed and elaborate statement of results of cotton planting on four? teen plantations in tho cane-brako or black land region of Green County, Alabama, taken at random, worked by old and hitherto successful plaut? ers, which statement is now before us, shows tho following results from tho crop of 1866: Cost of production of cotton and corn, $242,094; pro? ceeds of crops, 3137,015; losses on planting, $105,079. Th's is tho finest cotton land in Alabama, and suffered most from injury to crop. Had tho results been the same throughout tho cotton region, the crop of 1866 would not have reached 1,000,000 bales. When tho Stato constables called itt the saloon of Iko Hudson, at Westfield, Muss., thc other day, ho slipped the chain from a largo black bear which ho keeps, and retired to an ante-room to await results. Tho officers opened tho door, and the bear courteously advanced to give thom a friendly embrace. Tho door was quickly shut again, ond no sign of a constable has been seen nround the place since. The SheneCt%dy (lfSw York) Star says: Tons 'of butter are passing down on the railroads. Some of it has been hold for a long time, and, after being re-worked) is sent to mar? ket. There being no hope of further advance or safety in longer keeping, it must be sold, to avoid losses. This, wo suppose, is tho "strong" butter frequently sold by onr auctioneers. MASSACHUSETTS.-The Boston cor? respondent of tho New York Times says the black members of the- Mas? sachusetts Legislature aro superior to many of. the white members; and that Mr. Walker, of Charleston, with ago and experience, will rank with tho first of our statesmen. It is under? stood that Mr. Walker is an aspirant for General Bunks' place in Congress. Tho Dismal Swamp Canal, in Vir? ginia and North- Carolina, is being dredged and deepened. Its width ie also to bo increased from forty feot tc sixty, and its locks extended twenty five feet. When these improvements are completed, it will accommodate ten times tho present amount of busi? ness. Josiah Cook, Esq., of Buffalo, nnc his brothers and sisters, are amour, tho prominent heirs to the Trinity Church estate, and a member of theil family intends this spring to visi Holland, from whence their pnreuti emigrated to this country, to investi gate the family records and ascortaii the particulars of their claim. The editor of au Ohio newspaper who left tho capital in disgust, say: the principal amusement? in Colum bus, during the winter,, are a dane at the Lunatic Asylum, a lively tim in tho penitentiary, aud a debate ii tho i louse of Representatives. It i difficult to say which is tho mor cheerful. Tho Baden Govern meut have boi rowed 6,00U needle guns from Prussi to exercise their soldiers with unt those ordered are delivered. Th Bavarian Government, it is stated i a Berlin paper, have bespoken b'0,00 helmets, of the Prussian pattern, c a Berlin manufacturer. A noVel election wager was ful fido in Meriden, Conn., a few days ag< by the defeated party wheeling tb other through tho public street som '"alf a mile, and giving three cheei for his opponent's candidate,. Jam< E. English, iu tho presence of a lnrj crowd. Tho Avery Island (Louisiana) sn mine is said to bo the finest in tl world. The minc is inexhaustibl and the material pare as crystal, coi faining uiuety-niuo per cent, of pu: salt. It has a working company wil a capital of $2.500,000. A gun weighing 98,015 poiuid with .twentj'-iuch boro, arrived Jersey City, tho other' day, by tl New Jersey Railroad, from Pittsbur where it was made. It is intend? for one of the fortifications in N< York harbor. In Portland, Me., last Friday workman -engaged in blasting roc peeped round a corner of the Cas Bauk building to seo if a cbargo -w going off, and received a mouthful stones by way of information. T principal damage was to his teeth. A Democrat at Worcester, who w $5,000 on tho Connecticut electic gave the workmen in his employ, 4 in number, a holiday, paying tb( full prico for their time, and gc vent to his joy by? firing a salute 100 guns. AN EXTINGUISHER.-Tho Pen ns vania Senate last week concurred tho Rouse, bill forbidding politi processions after dark in the city Philadelphia during the ten dr next preceding any general electioi ' Thc Virginia Legislature is inc porating a number of manufact?ri companies, but it cannot got over prejudices in favor of tho "asi laws," which forbid a higher rate interest than six per cent, on borr< ed money. Maryland has voted to erect a i miment in honor of Chief Jus! Taney, and a bill has been int roda to erect another in memory of Fr eis S, Key, author of tho Star Sp gled Banner. Just tributes. Pollard remarked to a North gentleman that "negro suffrage i dirty weapon-a dirty weapon; you havo put it into our hands, i wo mean to beat your brains with it. A Pittsfield (Mass.) rough, w when a little druuk, has a partie antipathy to tho "nigger," recei a severe handling from a contrab whom ho attempted to "larrcp" Saturday. The Augusta papers state 1 Lewis Hickson, a policeman of I city, but a nativo of Edgefield '. trict, in this State, was crushe< death by a railroad car, on Men night. Georgo Thompson, tho Enc champion of emancipation, will company William Lloyd Garriso: England and to the Anti-slavery ( fereuce in Paris. Carlton Sc Co. havo not be;:ii to keep up their orders in suppl Miss Evans' now novel, "St. Eh Its popularity exceeds any of former publications. The Hebrews in New York about to establish an insurance < pony with a very largt? capital. A patriarch in Arkansas, 104 j old, can shoot a rifle with unfa accuracy. Tho Faber family have been ma lead pencils sineo 1570. Eight or 'nine years ago, tho Co shocton County (Ohio) treasury was robbed of 820,000 by some unknown thieves. Recent developments have, led to the arrest of Ketchom, County Treasurer at the time, on the charge of embezzling the amount. GOOD FISHING.-It is stated that at one haul of the seino on Albemarle Sound, on Thursday last, 45,000 her? rings and 18,000 shad were landed. Tho fisheries of North Carolina aro doing better than could have boen anticipated. Tho Chicago Republican, of Friday, states that, during the past ten days, the price of breadstuff's has advanced materially. This is said to be due to light stocks and supplies on hand all over tho country. Investigations by the House Judi? ciary Committee show that President Johnson has added $57,000 to hie bank account since last September. So say tho impeachers. Bishop Whitehouse, of Dlinois, who has just returned from Europe, says that at least 50,000 Swedes wil emigrate to tho United States during the present year. Late nows, fr?m Montana says tba mining operations this seasou will bi very much extended, and the esti mated yield of - precious- metals ii 1 $36,000,000. Two men were killed by the explo sion of a coal-pit, eleven miles be^ Stenbenville, Ohio, ' on Wednesda; last. The Earl of Shaftesbury propose to abolish tho Church of England, i the Church of England does not&brtl with abolish ritualism. Terrence Carroll killed his wifo c Andover, Mass., last week, by beal iug her with a flat iron. A young fellow who loses hi heart need not necessarily be dil heartened. Notice to Creditors of the Cotto Ph nter's Loan Association of tl Fifth Congressional District. UNIO y DISTRICT-IN EQUITY. S..muel Morgan and others vs. William Keenan and others.-Dill for Accoui Relief, Ac. ON motion of Bobo St Carlisle, Cot plaiuants' Solicitors, it is ordered th tho creditors and bill-holders of tho Cotti Planter's Loan Association of tho Fifi Congressional District of South Carolin who desiro to como in and tako part this proceeding, do appear and filo th) demands, on' or before tho 31st dav of M next WILLIAM MUNRO, Comm'r in Equity Union District. April 18_ Cheap Goods! IN order to change my business, I v sell, at LESS THAN COST, a varied of Shelf Goods DRY GOODS, WINES, UNDERSHIRTS, LIQUORS DRAWERS, TOBACO BUTTONS, CIGARS, THREAD. PICKLE Ac., Ac. Ac., Ai JAMES G. GIBBES. April 16_" FRBTT ! FRUIT ! ! Qi) BUSHELS Pooled Apples, low ffj? cash April 14 JOHN C. BEEPERS St CC ST. ELMO. MORE of the above popular book, Miss Evans, just received-$2; other uew books, at DUFFIE Sc CH MAN'S Bookstore._April New Books ! AN assortment of NEW PUBLI TIONS, just received hv last steal For sale at McCABTER'S Bookstore, Opposite Lawyer's Bang April 5_R. L. BRYAN. SARATOGA WATER ! JUST received fresh from the Spr For salo by FISHER Sc HEINIT8H, April i Druggisl "COLUMBIA BRIDGE. AMEETING of tho STOCKHOLD of tho Columbia Bridge is he summoned, to bc hold at Columbit MONDAY, tho 22d April, at 12 o'clo? tho Court Room, over tho storo of Jt G. Gibbos Sc Co. As important busi will bo brought beforo tho Stockhoh punctual attendance is request eil or pr< sent. A. R. TAYLOR, Preside! April 12 ._ Stafford's Cultivator THE undersigned is agent for tho a IMPROVED CULTIVATOR, wilie oilers for salo at reasonable prices, points of superiority aro: It \n tho ea plow to guide in crooked rows, and lo nt tho end of the row. It will plow s? bills nearer than any other to the ci the row. It is tlio only plow whick operate in hard-beaten ground. April ti A. R. COLT( THIS noted STALLION, in nyKT ed direct from England b t'< I j Messrs. Gist, may bo found a George Davis', (ColumbiaRace-cours tho 13th and 11th inst., and ovcry day thereafter. Insurance for maros ?ysgarth is a dark brown, fifteon 1 high, of fine bone and action; sir' Barnton, dam by Inheritor: her dan by Juniper, out of Princess Jemin Remembrance; Barnton's dam Al Lynn, by Mulatto; ber'dam Leda, hy da Rnta Treasnro, by Camillus. Inb was winner of.the Liverpool Cup as a and six vear old. Groom's fco $1. JOHN JOHNSON, Gre April 12 ||0 Spring Season _ THE BLOODED and TRO? STALLION "JOHN MOll X^Hlstandfl in Columbia at $20 tl ?M .71 son in advnnec, or $30 to i (irooms fee 1$. PEDIORCE.-John Morgan by ' Boy," and he by "Jim Croppor," ? "Old Sir Archy's" best sons. John' a half Morgan maro and half thoi brod, ont ot "Whip" and "Woodpc For other information, apply to MONTEITH, at J. O. Gibbes' store. April 9 Notice to Tax-Payers. ASSISTANT A88E880R'8 OFFICE, U. 8. INTERNAL REVENUE, COLUMBIA, 8. C., April 1G, 1867. ALL persons in this DiviBion aro hereby notified to come forward immediately, and make RETURNS of their INCOMES for the yoar I860. . The law requires that every one Bhatl make returns, although their iucomo does not exceed tho amount exempt by law. BRYANT BAILEY, Assistant Assessor Bub-Division No. 2, April 17 G Third Collection Dist. ICE nu dill. M'HENZtE'S CAM>EN IS NOW OPEN for tho season, for tho salo of leo Creams, Sherbets, Water Ices, Ac. Ac. Plain street, below thc Cen tral Ho lol._April 17 Imo HIS HID PW ! C. F. JACKSON INVITES tho attention of tho ladies to his FINE ASSORTMENT of VEILS, con? sisting of CRAPE aod LOVE VEILS, DOTTED SILK VEILS, Veil Beragc aud Tidane-all colors, White and Black Dotted Lace, for Veils. April 17_._ To Builders and Contractors. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT S. C., CoLtiBtniA, April IG, 18G7. SEALED PROPOSALS will bo received at thia oflico for covering thc new State Houso with a temporary roof, according to a plan and specifications submitted bv Messrs. Kay A Hewetson, architects, until 12 m.? on Saturday, tho 27th instant, when the bids will bo oponed and tho contract awarded to tho lowest rcspousihlo bidder. Messrs. Kay A Hewetson will exhibit tho plan and specifications at their office, and make.all necessary explanations. Tho contractor will bo rcquirod to givo bond and good surety tor tho faithful exe? cution of the work, and to completo tho samo by tho first day of November next. By orirer of tho Governor. JAMES S. SIMONS, April 17 10 Actiug Private Secretary. Washing Done Easy ! THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WASHER AXD RINSER! A New Principle Adapted to .the Common Wash-board. IS not attached to any cumbrous tub or box, but can bo applied to any tub. When folded, can bo readily carriod in tho hand. Weighs but a few pounds. Per-1 fectly simple in its mako and modo of use. Its uso is easily acquired by any washer- j woman. Warranted to wear for three years, and can bo repaired by any ono. Is adapted to tho moana of all. &W Prico ONLY FIVE DOLLARS. SOME OF ITS A I) VA NTA OES. , This simple and useful machine obviates tho necessity of rubbing the clothes by j hand. Cleanses tho fabric by harmless pressure, not hy destructive friction, as with thoi common wash-board. Labor, Hmo and fatigue are saved in tho uso of this machine. With it, washing is quickly done, with a groat saving of soap. It will not shrink fiann J?. Will wash tho finest laces without injury. A dozen articles may be washed at a time. Will effectually wash tho heaviest bcd clothes. It ia equally used for rinsing as for washing. With suf? ficient clothos on tho board, it makes no I noise whilst iu use. Is the most simple, I practical and reliable machine for washing j perfectly clean, without hand-rubbing, now in uso. With it, a washerwoman eau mako.three times as much weekly as by thc common method. By tho uso of ono, a "family can bavo its price in a few washings. It promotos health and economy, and is woman's host friond. No family should be without ono a single day. . Tho subscriber takes pleasure in stating that ho has submitted tho machines to tit? test of several families of the city before bringing thom to the notico of tho public. In every instance, gratifying testimonials have been recoived of their merits. district Rights for tho State f6r sale. Machin?e alwavs on hand, receiving and for salo by JOEL KETCH UM, JR., April 17 12 Stonhouso's Buildings. FLOUR! FLOUR! ONE HUNDRED bids. SUPER. FLOUR, just received and for sale at GREAT? LY REDUCED PRICES-lower than it can be brought Lom Charleston. April 17 _J. St T. *R. AGNEW. WILL ho given for tho recovery of a sett of single BUGGY HARNESS, brass mounted, lost out of a wagon at or near Stark's Hill, about mid-day yesterday. The above reward will ho paid for their de? livery to HOPSON St BUTPHEN. _April_n_2j*_ MI H Mil. 37<XTRA SUGAR-CURED HAMS. 2i Sugar-cured Breakfast Strips. Sides, Shoulders, Ste, at lowest market prices. For salo br April ll_ GEO. SYM M EUS. Fresh Goods! 5BOXES ITALIAN MACCARONI. Casks English Pickles, White Onions. Piccolili, Chow-Chow, Gherkins. Mixed Pickles. Domestic Pickles, Flavoring Extracts. Real Worcestershire Sance, Caper's. Canned Poaches, Peas,'Tomatoes. Pure Cream Tartar, in foil. Pure Salad Oil. flue; Castile Soap. Colman's and 15. B. Mustard. Received to-day and for sale l>y March 20 C. IE 1! A ED WIN St CO. Lime, Cement and Plaster. At the Sign of the Golden Pad-lock. JUST received, a fresh supplv of beal S TON E UM E. EOS B NDALE OE U ENT and CALCINED PLASTER. In store and for salo cheap for cash hy April 4_JOHN C. DIAL. POTATO SLIPS. WANTED, 101) bushels POTATO SLIPS. The highest market price will be puid. E. St G. D. HOPE. ^.-ULotloxx Sales Macon, Whiskey, Furniture, dc. By T). C. PELXOTTO. I WILL soll, THI8 [Thursday] MORNING, 18th lott., at 10? o'clock, at my Auction Store, corner of Washington and Assem? bly street H, Sundry articles of FURNITURE, Ac, consisting of: Bnroaaa, Tables, Chairs and Crockcry waro. Pants, Coats, Hats and Piece Goods. ALSQ, To CIOBO out consignment: ? bbls. Corn Whiskey. 5 " Rye 3,000 Sogars, CO lbs. Smoking Tobacco. 1,000 lbs. primo Shoulders, in lots to suit purchasers. 1 (ino McClellan Saddle and Bridle And cases of Mon's and Boy's Boots, Ac. ALSO, Good Milch Cow, with young Calf. Salo positivo, to closo out. Conditions cash. Unlimited articles received up to hour of salo. _ April 18 1 . Hay, on account of alt conoerned. By A. R. PHILLIPS. WILL bo sold, THIS [Thursday] MORN? ING, at 10 o'clock, at my Auction Mart, Washington street, opposite Law Range, on account of all concorned, 45 bales NORTHERN HAY, slightly da? maged. ALSO, Sundry articles Furnituro, Coal Stove, Kerosene Lamps, Wiudow Shades, Ac. April 18_1 Business Stand, By LEVIN & MIRE LL. THIS MORNING, 18th inst., at ll o'clock, wo will sell, Tho STORE, on Plain Btreot, formerly occupied by R. A W. C. Swaffiold. Tho Btoro measures GO by 16 foot. Terms and further particulars at timo of salo. ' April 18_1 Soap, Starch, Tobacco, Crockery, d:c. t By LEVIN & HLKELL. THIS (Thursday) MORNING, tho 18th April, at 10J o'clock, wo will sell, hofore our store, on Washington streot, without reservo, tho following articles, viz: 10 boxes No. 1 Soap, 15 " Medium Tobacco, 3 " Choico " 5 " Pearl Starch, 10 " 1 dozen each, Brandy and Whis? key, 2 hhds. Assorted Crockery, 25 dozen Tumblers, 20 gross Smoking Tobacco, Briar-root Pipes, Canned Meats, Boots and Shoes, Lead Pencils, Buttons, Toilet Soap, and sundry other articles. ALSO, 1 Buggy-in complote order. Conditions cash. April 18 Administrator's Sale. ON MONDAY, tho 22d instant, I will sell, ut tho rcsidoncs of the late G. R. Starling, tho personal property belonging to said estate, consisting of Household Furniture, Horse, Cows, Wasons, Ac. April 5 otd7 J. G. GIBBES, Adm'r. "Live and Let Live!" THE PHONIX Pow nu Pna*3 PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT HAVING boon thoroughly fitted up and suppliod wfth CARDS, PAPER, BRONZE, COLORED INK, CUTS and TYPE in groat variety, tho proprietor is prepared to exo cuto, at short notice, in good stylo, and at reasonable prices, every varioty of Job Printing, From H Visiting Card to a Three-Sheet I roster, or a Pamphlet to a large-sizod Vo I luiuc. Call and Examine Samples Of tho following: I Book?, Pamphlet?, Hand-bills, robots, Programmes, Business Card?, Visiting Card?, Dray Tickets. Webling Carda, Receipts. Bill Heads, Labels. Circulars, Blanks.A : JULIAN A. SELBY, Prop r Pheonix and Gleaner Printing Office, Wost side Main Street, above Taylor, April 6 Columbia, S. C.