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By - Tele?rapn. Cable DespatchT. LONDON, December 28. The Bast? in ru question is moro threatening. A conference is not absolutely certain. The Forte declined yielding any points necessary to a basis for com? promise. News Item?. CHARLESTON, December 28.-Ar? rived-Steamer Magnolia, New York; schooner Mary Ripley, Philadelphia. Sailed-Steamer Falcon, Baltimore; schooner Rosalie Harbor, Island of Bahamas. RICHMOND, December 28.-Gen. Stoneman has directed the Mayor to hold in custody Sally Anderson, who was recently roleased by Judge Un? derwood. I?BW YORK, December 28.-The failure of Storms, Th usher & Co., retail dry goods merchants, is an? nounced. HAVANA, December 28.-Tho revo? lutionists destroyed the light-house at Lucretia dannel, thereby endan f;ering navigation of the Bahamas, b is reported that 800 filibusters landed at Cochonas, December 18, and that 18,000 troops at Santiago are surrounded by 10,000 insurrec? tionists. Several jars of striohnine, among the insurrectionists' baggage, was captured at Moran. General Latorre sailed on Friday, for Santia? go, with troops. 600 Government troops were closely besieged at Man? zanillo, when, in consequence of bad food, tho cholera appeared. Accounts of the battle at Moran are entirely conflicting. Affairs In Washington. WASHINGTON, December 28.-It is stated that Mr. Davis has urged the surrender of himself nguiu to impris? onment, when tho habeas corpus will bring him before the Supremo Court, whereby the potency of tho Presi? dent's amnesty will be fully tested. It is stated that, Mason, Slided, Benjamin and Breckenridge all in? quire, regarding the exact protection which the amnesty affords. A delegation of Georgia negroes aro here to protest against the pre? sent admission of Georgia's Sena? tors. Butler is preparing a speech against tho resumption of specie pay? ments. FINANCIAL. AND COMMICUCIA1.. COLUMBIA, December 28.-Sa!es of cotton to-day 64 bales-middlings 28. NEW YORK, December 28-Noon. Money active, at 7. Sterling 9>_,. j Gold 34%. Governments firm a.id advancing. Flour uud wheat dull and declining. Corn lc. lower. Mess pork decliniug-26.75. Lard declin? ing-steam 17>\'(u)l7%. Cotton quiet and stead}, at 25(00.25%. 7 P. M.--Cottou closed a shade firmer; ?ales 2,100 bales, at 25% closing at 25%. Flour slightly favors buyers. Wheat dull and lower. Corn heavy-white Southern 1.02@1.03; yellow 1.07. Mess pork drooping. Lard a shade easier-kettle 17(V?)17%. Whiskey quiet. Rice dull-Curoliua 8J??9. Orleans molasses 75@80. Freights firmer-cotton steam ??(a} 5-16. Louisville superfino flour 5.50. Mess pork 28. Lard 18. Bacon clear sides 17%. Whiskey 1.00. Money stringent, at 7. Gold 34% (?i 85. BALTIMORE, December 28.-Flour und wheat extremely dull. Corn firm-white 85@87; yellow 87($?S. Oats dull, ot 63(<?68. Provisions un? changed. v CHARLESTON, December 28.-Cot? ton stiff; sales 425 bales; receipts 278. AUGUSTA, December 28.-Cotton market active and prices firmer; sales 1,034 bales; receipts 1,437-mid? dlings 23@23%. SAVANNAH, December 28. -Cotton firm and in good demand-middlings 2i(?)24%; receipts of the day 3,004. MOBILE, December 28.-Sales of cotton 2,000 bales, including 500 after the market closed on Saturday; prices firm, at 23J..? ; receipts 1,563. NEW ORLEANS. December 28. Cotton stiffer-middlings 23>?'@23%; sales 9,00J bales; receipts 7,811. Gold 35%. Flour-low grades scarce and firm-superfine, at 7.50; double 7.62(21775! treble 8@8,50. Corn quiet, at 78. Pork dull, at 28,50. Bacon scarce-shoulders 14; clear rib 18>?; clear 19@19%; hams 17(a>18, Sugar active and firmer-common 9(49%; yellow clarified 12)^(3)12%. Molasses active and firm-common 54(2)60; primo 64(466; choice 68(u)70. Whiskey quiet-Western rectified 1.17. Coffee steady-fair 14%(5j 14%; prime 16)?@17. LONDON, December 28-Noon. Consols 92%. Stocks quiet. LIVERPOOL, December 28-Noon. Cotton quiet. , Tho famous Black Hole of Calcut? ta has at last been discovered by Dr. Norman Chovers, a sanitary writer. It has never beon identified before, though its whereabouts have been suspected. The historical description of the placo mude it only about tweuty feet square. The Southern curtain of tho old fort of Calcutta is being pulled down, aud in ono part of it Dr. Clievers bus come upon a room or space which is tho exact compartment to the Black Hole. On the night of Juno 21-22, 1756, 146 I ?'"./Xi .hiiien were coufiued iu this small room. Only twenty-three of them came out alive in tho morning. T_1 -1 1 .J The remains of the late Priooe Albert have been removed from the temporary to the permanent tomb in Ibo Jttoyai Mausoleum near Frogmore House, in Windsor Park. The gran? ite sarcophagus stands in the middle of the central ohamber of the mauso? leum. This ohamber is octagonal in shape, thirty feet in diameter, and sixty-five feet high. The walla are adorned with colored marbles and painting. On the lid of the sarcopha? gus is a recumbent figure, in marble, of Iiis late "Royal Highness. A citizen of Burlington, Vermont, has invented a clock that runs by electricity, aud never requires wind? ing. It hus only three wheels, no weights or springs and it is claimed that it has little friction, is not affect ed by heat, cold, dampness or jarr? ing. A single clock and battory can be connected with any number of dials and indicators, iu tho sumo building, or even along tho whole line of a railway. A mau in St. Louis attempted to commit suicide by taking poison. His wife refused to allow him to re? main in tho house, and he was re? moved to the Sister's Hospital, to die, as it was supposed, but by tho care and attention of physiciaus he muy recover. Spend your money where you make it. Buy your goods at home and not abroad. Encourage your own mechanics. Let each be for the other, and all for public improve? ment-"charily begins at home." Our towu first-others afterwards. Remember "dose liddle dings." An Irishman, noticing a woman passing along tho street, spied two strips depending from under thc lady's cloak. Not knowing that these were styled "sashes," and were hang? ing in their right place, he exclaim? ed: "Faith, ma'am, your gallassof ure untied." Ar attorney, about to furnish a bill of costs, was requested b}' his client, a baker, "to make it ns light ns lu could!" "Ah!" replied his attorney, "that's what you inuy say to youl foreman, but it's not the way I make my bread." A laborer, while breaking stone on the road-side, having a shade ovei one eye as a guard, was accosted thu: by a companion: "I say, Tommy hast 'ee lost au eye?" "Why," rc plied the other, "hast 'ee fount one?" Two pick-pockets wero caught ii the act on a train of tho Mobile ant Ohio Railroad, near Humboldt, Mou day eveuiug, and taken by tho pus sengers and citizens at the statioi aud hanged to a tree. Cornelius Vanderbilt is reported t havo made five or six million dollar out of his great corner in New Yorl Central. His late movement is con sidered the greatest financial con d'etat Wall street hus ever known. Smithers says that, when tho law say that a man can't marry his grane mother, or bis aunt, or wifes's inothci the law makes an ass of itself; whe a man marries uow-a-days, he mai ries tho whole family. The Valparaiso (Ind.) Republic tel of a young couple married on Satin day night, who, on Sabbath eveniuj were made happy (or otherwise) b tho birth of five children, four r whom aro living and doing well. MONSTERS IN HUMAN FORM.-Fir: moncter in h. f.: "I mean to have run over to Paris next week." Si cond monster in h. f. : "Areyou goin for pleasure, or d'ye take your wil with you?" A train of emigrants from Nort Carolina, which lately passed throng Richmond, Missouri, told tho lee editor that they loft tho "old Norl State" because the "bottom rail wi on top" there now. In Troy a Christian girl buried still-born baby in a snow bank, was resurrected by 6chool childrei A pious deacon is likely to amt grief. An article announcing tho decca of a person, says: "His remains wc committed to that bourno whence i traveler returns, attended by li friends." Frank Smith, a clerk in tho emph of S. Franklin & Co., of Augusl was killed in Washington, Georgi on Wednesday last, by tho accidenl discharge of a pistol. A slave in Brazil has carved statue of Cupid, for which ho h won tho national medal for the bi work of sculpturo, and received I liberty. There is a man in Boston so po that he cannot pay a debt of gru tudo. It is proposed to get up a t timonial in his behalf. A fire occurred in Hambu: Christmas night, which destroyed f Hamburg Hotel and out-buildings brick store and a wooden dwellii Tuero was a partial insurance. Potropavloysk, in Kamtsebatl has a post office with ono mail a ye and even then it sometimes falls ul gether. The postmaster has a sali of sovorai hundred roubles. A Rcene-shifter at tho Boston Th ter Comique fell from the flies to stage, on Wednesday night, and 1 instantly killed. Gen. Grant is opposed to furt Congressional meddling with the constructed States. The Geor delegatos are, accordingly, hopofu There is a difference between hap Einess and wisdom-he that thinks imself the happiest man really is so, but be that thinks himself the wisest man, is most generally found to be the biggest fool. A "*tie follow was eating some broad nd milk, when ho turned rouud to his mother, and said, "Oh, mother, I'm full of glory! There was a sunbeam on my spoon, and I swal? lowed it." Sydney Smith, that wiso uud witty parson, somewhere remarks in his many spicy "talks," "Country life is very good; iu fact, the best-for cat? tle; but its for me, I ix; ust have so? ciety." "Motlier," said Ike Partington, "did you know that the 'irou boroo' has but oue ear?" "Ono ear! merci? ful gracious, child, what do you mean?" "Why, tho engin-eer, of course." "Why do you always beat me down in my prices?" "Because j ou aro a vulgar fractiou of humanity, and a vulgar fraction should be reduced to its lowest terms." Omaru OF Wouus.-The word I d-c-b-t is composed of tho initials of , "dun every body twice." C-r-e-d-i-t is formed of the initial letters ol "call regularly every day-I'll trust." A little girl wanted to say that shu had a fan, but had forgotten what it was called; so she described it os "a thing to brush the warm all olT you with." .'A Legal Tender"-a decided contradiction of terms; for we musl say, that within our experience wc never yotkuew anything "legal" thal ever was "tender." "I believe the jury has been inoe ciliated with stupidity," said Brief less. "That may be," said his oppo neut, "but the bar are of thoopiuioi that you had it in the natural way.' Mrs. Partington says there mus be some kin between pools and pul lets, for they are both chanting luci lays. It is not strange that when a mai is very fond of his glass, be become a tumbler. Some of the strong-minded womel denounce marriage. No doubt the; think there is something very child ish about it. Lynching down South is now dc scribed ns "a mau kicking at th United States from the cud of tight-rope, very dead." "Time works wonders," as a lad said, when she married after thirtec years' courtship. A bachelor, according to the lute: definition, is a man who bas lost tl ci p pent nu i ty of making a womu miserable. A white bo}' met a colored lad tl other day, and asked him why he hu such a short nose. "I spect's so won't poke itself in other people business. " A certain man says ono of his soi knows nothing, and the other 01 does. The question is, which know the most? A French lady, !.earing how Capuchiu had been devoured I wolves, exclaimed, "Poor beast hunger must boa terrible thing." "All bitters have a heating tende cy or effect," said adoctor to a youl lady. "You wil except a bitter co moruing, won't you, doctor?" i quired the lady. A New York church proposes have a full band, string aud brass, the placo of an organ. MOCK TUUTLE.-Calling a linsbai "my dear" in public, and "y< brute" iu private. What is that animal that hasjt bend of a cat, and the tail of a ct and tho ways of a cat, aud yet whi isu't a cat? A kitten. Patience is good, but perseveran is better. While tho former stan n stoic under difficulties, tho lati whips them out of the nug. "I would bestow my daughtc said Themistocles, "upon a nc without money, rather than iq money withou a man." Korosono oil is said to be an efl! cons remedy for rheumatism. Bi it in well. If nature abhors a vacuum, w does she permit so many emp headed people to live? Scpialid Beggar-"Pray, sir, ti pity on a miserable wretch. I hav wife and six children." Oent --" poor fellow, accept my heart sympathy-so have I." THAT'S SO.-Quitting ndve.-tis in dull times is bko tearing out a cl because tho water is slow. Eil plan will provent good times fr ever coming. A foreigner, desiring to remark tho domestic habits of a youug lu said, "Oh, Miss, how homely ; are!" What is the first historical menl of u hippophagist banquet? WI Cmsur's ghost said to Brutus, " shall meet again at filly-pie!" An enraged man tears his hu an enraged woman tears her 1 band's. Why aro umbrellas like pnn-cnl Because they aro seldom seen u Lent. Tho Rev. Bassil Manly, sr., < at the residence of his son, in On ville, on Monday lost. If all the lottere in the alphabet were to ran a race, which letter wo a hi be Bare to be first in starting? The letter S. A lively Hibernian exclaimed at a party where Theodore Hook shone the star of the evening: "O, Master Theodore, bat you're the hook that nobody can bate!" Little Sarah Colt, aged eleven years, started tho firet Sunday school in Patterson, N. J., seventy-five years ago, and taught it forty years. What two animals took the least baggage into the ark? The rooster and tho fox, which took a brush and comb between them. A young woman in New York can't bo married because brr v(??t hasn't arrived from Paris. There will be four eolipses during 1809, two of the suu and two of the moon. Ono of the latter will bo visi? ble here on the 27th of January. A man in Memphis, Tenn., lust eveuiug, had his leg almost wrenched off by a sky rocket. A mortal wound waa inflicted. It is stated that tho Havaua lottery is to bo suppressed. This will entail a loss of $2,600,000 per annum to tho island's treasury. Two Egyptian steamers unfortu? nately came in collision, in the Gulf of Smyrna, aud 200 passengers aro reported killed by tho shock. What is the difference between n belle ami a burglar? Oue wears false locks aud tho other false keys. Sumo ono my? tho best way for a man to train np a child in tho way it should go, is to travel that way occasionally himself. A 82,000,000 swindle in Chicago has been discovered, and Robert Lincoln is one of the losers. Tho South Carolina Baptist has been merged in the Religious Herald, pub? lished in Richmond, Va. Useful Hue of business-the clothes lino. Modern asylum ns for sour bread boarding-houses. Circumstances alter cases-partic? ularly reduced circumstances. Tho citizens of Augusta, Ga., cu joyed skating on Christmas day. A place to get bad habits-a cheap clothing store. What ?3 the relation between a side? walk aud a front gail? Courtship is bliss, but matrimony is blister. Light literature-The books of a gas company. 'Beverage Compoundary" is tho sigu on a New York rummery. Au ill-bred man-a sick baker. Oldest cup on record-hic-cup. Artless ladies aro never heartless. Wanted a Bed-Room, ON', or near Main street-a furnished room preferred. Address, ti tating terms, ALPHA, Phcenix Office. Dec 20 1*_ For Sale. THE BUICK of tho Old Court House. Applv to D. B. MILLEU, Doc 29 C_Clerk. Choice Table Potatoes, &c. ?>/\ BARRELS Peach Blow POTATOES. 4\J 2,000 Lbs. Now Lard-pure-just received and for salo by Deo 29 3 C. n. BALDWIN. Choice Flour. pr f\ BBL?. Superior St. Louis FLOUR, Ow Bbls. Medium and Common " J ust received and for tale, at reduced prices, by C. H. BALDWIN. Deo 29 2 Another Supply of Golden Drip. SUITABLE for Buckwheat Cakes. ALSO, First Quality Northern BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, just suited to the Drip. Dee 2!? :t PAM PBELL St JONI'S. To Rent. ONE MILE from tho city, a COT KjiTAOE HOUSE, with four rooms; out ??k* buildings aud fences in good repair. Four or five acres of Land attached, witt) tino Orchard. Also, a HOUSE and LOT, of tour or five acres, two mile* from Co? lumbia, on Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad. For terms, apply to Dec 29 if.? JOHN A. 8MITH. For Rent. SEVERAL ROOMS over Palmer's Tin Store, on Main st met. jp)ec_25_ To Rent. A COTTAGE HOUSE, containing {fl&fuur rooms, with kitchen, out-houses, xiAetc, within one square of Charlotte Depot. Apply at this Orneo. Dec 21 For Sale. A FINE lot of young Kentucky r?^~ MULES. They may be Been at H| Mr. Charles Logan's lot, corner ft In i nt Senate and Assembly streets. Dee 24 C>* W. S. TALBoTT. SOMETHING NEW IN THE JEWELRY LINE. SUCH AS: IVATCIIB9, 9LBEVB BUTTONS, FINGER niNQS, STUDS, ETC. SBLLING LOW AT L BULZBAOHBRD, Deo 22 Sign of the Omen Specks. Branchville Hotel to Bent. THE attention of capital? ists is particularly directed to tho Humorous advan _ :tasc8 o? the BRANCH? VILLE HOTEL, from KB peculiar situa? tion, being at the junction of the Colombia, Augusta and Charleston Divisions of tho Sooth Carolina Railroad, and upon the direct line, North and South, it is insured thepatronago of a large local and through travel. Bids for its occupation for the ensuing year, will be received hy H. T. PEAKE, General Superintendent Sooth Carolina Railroad, at Charleston, S. C., until Janu? ary 1. _5CC_27_?_ Furnished House to Rent. ONE of the most pleasant and con? venient COTTAGE HOUSES in tho 'city, situated in a desirable neigh? borhood, is offered for RENT. Applv to Dec 27 J EDV.'I M J. BOO FT. To License Holders. CITY CI.KKK'S OFFICE, OOI.OUBIA, December 20, 1868. PERSONS to whom tho city authorities have granted License for selling spi? rituous LIQUORS and for other purposes, are untitled that all Licenses expire on tho FIRST OF JANUARY NEXT. Application.! for renewal, accompanied by tho required bond and the money, must bo deposited with tho < i ty Clerk, on or be? fore that date. J. S. McMAHON, Dec 27 5_City Clerk. "NO JOQTJE," C. F. JACKSON, having sold out the bulk of his fancy ar? ticles, will receive, THIS WEEK, a large and elegant as? sortment of G HOICE ARTICLES in his line, suitable f o r NEW TEAR'S PRESENTS. Cheap Overcoats, For sile at J. Sulzbacher's. Deo 1.1 To Rent. MY. PLANTATION, situated on Broad River, about lon miles above Colum? bia, lt is :;H'J. 1 Corn and Cotton land. \ For further particulars address me through tho Post Office. Dec 24 7* W. P. HOOK 1ER. FEMALE SEMINARY. THE next terni of the sub? scriber's school will commence r."MONDAY, January ll, and ^('continue twentv-?ve weeks, till FRIDAY, July 2. Insti uclion will bo givon in tim afternoons and evenings to pupils of either eos, in English Branches, Mathe? matics, Ancient Classics and Modern Lan? guages. Students prepared for the Uni? versit?. Applv ut corner Camdon and Pickens streets. W. MULLER. _Dec 24 _43^_ The Due West Female College. THIS is ono of tho most flou? rishing I nst it ut ions in thc State ^ Pupils rec ived at any time, " and charged from timo of en? tering. CSammW TUITION-Including Latin and French. $1.00 per month. Boarding, including fuel and washing, $14.50 per month. J. I. BONNER, Dec 15 tnlSmo President. SPECIALITIES. -^? Pocket Knives. rilliE Largest and Best Selection of Rod J_ gora', Wostenholm's, and Needham's PUCKET ANO PEN KNIVES. -- Razors and Razor Strops. RODGERS*, Wade and Butcher's, and Wostenholm's verv best RAZORS aud bl'llOPS. ALSO, Emerson's best STROP. Hair Brushes. rrWIE Largest and Best Assortment of _L English aud French BRUSHES--some? thing Superb, Toilet Combs. ENGLISH and French, Extra Largcand Strong, of tho very best quality. Shell, Buffalo and Rubber COMBS. - Tooth Brushes. rftHE Bent Selection of Extra Fino Eng J. lish and Prc neb BRUSHES to b'i found -warranted to last from 1 to 8 years. Extracts and Toilet Powder. Lubin's Fine Extracts. BROWN WINDSOR SOAP, Toilet Pow? der, German Cologne, French Pomade, Hair Oils-with every variety of Article especially adapted for tho Toilet. No better selection to bo found. Just received Di 0 10 jlmo* At E. POLLARD'S. BEWARE OF DECEITS ??*^ / NAND Cft" at tho Columbia leo ^\J *yHonso, if you want good, fresh ^SC?r NORFOLK OYS I EUS, at 50 cents per quart. I nm receiving them dailv, direct from Norfolk, by Express. Die 17 JOHN 1). BATEMAN. Smoking and Chowing Tobacco. 8BOXES ROSE BUD, very lino, 4 boxos Commonwealth, very fine, 4 boxes Dow Drop, vorv tine, 2 cases puro Virginia Leaf Smoking To? bacco, half and whole boxes. JOHN C SEEGERS, Due 10 MrJn street, roar Post Ollie. ^.\jLat?GXJL Bales Positive Sale of Bacon, Sides, Shoulder?, Hams, Coffee, Sugar. BY D. C. PE1X0TT0 & SON. WE will ?oil, TO-MORROW (Wodoeaday) MORNING, the 30th inst., at 10 o'clock, at our auction atore, without reserve, Casca of Smoked C. R. SIDES, Caaes of " Bellies, Cases of " N. Y. Strips, Hhds. Prime Shoulders, Caskuof S. C. Canvassed Hams, Darrels of 8. 0, Unbaggcd Hams. Cases of Dry Salted Sides, Casos of " " Bellies, Boxes Primo Goshen Cheese. Tubs Extra Lard, Boxes Layor RaisiuR, Barrels Crushed Sugar, Barrels Grocery Sugar, Bags Prunn Bio Codee, Barrels Mountain Irish Potatoes, 50 barrels Extra Family Flour, Fine Mountain Butter in small tin Cano? AJ.BO, One Two-Horeo Carriage and Harness. Conditions oaah._Deo '29 2_ Government Property at Auction. W. T. WALTER, AUCTIONEER. WILL be sold, at public auction, at 10 o'clock A. M., on THURSDAY, the 31st day of December, 1808, at tbo office of tho Disbursing Officer, Bureau Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lauds, Sonata street, Columbia, S. C., thc following Go? vernment property, viz: HOUSES, Ilorae Equipments and Offico Furniturc. Terms rash, in Government fnnds. Pro? perty to be removed imui? diately after salo. EDWARD I,. DEANE, in o -23 fi Disbursing Offleer, S. C. Assignee's Sale D. C. PEIXOTTO A SON, AUCTIONEKES. In rc Peter W. Kraft, of Columbia, Bank? rupt. BY virtue of an order of Hon. George 8. Bryan, Judge of tho United State? District Court, for the District of South Carolina, I will sell, on TUESDAY MORN? ING, January 5. 1808, at 10 o'clock, at tho storo of 1). C. Peixotto A Son, About 500 Bushels of Prime CORN; the property of the Bankrupt Estato of th? said P. W. Kraft. Terms caah. THOMAS J. LAMOTTE, Dec '27 Ptuthf) Aaaignec. Estate Sale of Household Furniture .t-<?. BY JACOB LEVIN. UV permission of W. H. Wigg, Esq., Judge of Probate for Richland County, I will sell, at my auction room, on TUESDAY, 5th January next, at 10 o'clock, AU tho Household and Kitchen FURNI? TURE, consisting of a general and largo variety, belonging to tho estato of the lato James S. Guignard, deecased. Salo positive, without any rcsorve. Dec 20 ratnth Business Stand. BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON. WE will sell, on tho FIRST MONDAY in January, the 4th proximo, in front of tho Court House, at 10 o'clock, All that lot and parcel of LAND, situat? ed, heine and lying in tho ciiy of Colum? bia, on tho West side of Richardson street, hetwcen.Upper and Lumber streets; bound? ed Eait by Uichardson street, and front? ing thereon fifty feet, moro or leas; South by lot of tho estate of G. B. Nunnamaker; West by lot of tho catato of J. D. Kenne? dy, and North by lot of the samo. Upon the premises there ia a Erick Store, with four rooms and out-buildings. Terms at sale. Dec 23 t Desirable Cottage. BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON. WE will sell, on tho FIUST MONDAY in January, at public auction, in front of tho Court House, at 10 o'clock, All that certain lot, pieco and parcel of LAND, situated, lying and being in the city of Columbia, with tho Cottago there? on'; bounded on the Kurth and Weat by lota owned by Dr. F. W. Green, on tho East by lots of Henry Davis, on tho South by Modium street-meaauring on the said Medium street 52 feet by 108, moro or less. Conditions at sale. Doo 23 t SHERIFF'S" SALE. BY virtue of a writ of fieri facias to mo directed, I will Bell, on tho FIUST MONDAY and TUESDAY in January next? in front of tho Court Uouae in Columbia, within tho legal hours, the following pro? perty, viz: AU tho right, title and interest of tho defendant, iu 830 acres of LAND in Rich laud County, bounded by landa of James. U. Adams, G. ll. Williams, t-Btate of By mini, John Bates and Daniel Zeiglor. ALSO, 1 25 horse-power Lucine, 1 Malay Saw. 1 Spoko Machino, 1 Grist Mill, 3 Grind Stones, 1 lot Tools, 1 lot Blacksmith's Tools, 1 Corn Sheller. 1 Table, 1 Safe, I Stunning Machine, and 1 lot Spikes and Hubs, levied on an the property of wm. B. Elkins, at the auit of D. B. DoSaussure, Commissioner in Equity, et al, vs. Wm. B. Elkins. Terms cash. Tho above personal property will be noli on Tuesday, aftor tho first Monday in Ja? nuary, on the above described traet of land. P. F. FRAZEE, S. B. O. Dec 13 t Fresh Arrival OF OVERCOATS, BUSINESS SUITS, PEA JACKETS, BOUGHT AND BE SOLD A SMALL HATS, Aa LOW DOWN, WILL AT ADVANCE ON COST. R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD. lire 20 _. _ THE NEW ALMANAC. HKINITSH'S QUEEN'S DELIGHT ALMANAC-Just published. A now and valuable book-full of good ad vico, correct prognostications of tho weather, garden Calendar for every ono; the way to health pointed out, and other useful hints.. No charge for them. At FISHER A ?EINITSir? Dee l OJ Prog Store. Wanted. 5S\f\f\ KM Pl'Y COEN BAOS. "VJ VJ IJ 600 Kmptv Floor and Po? tato bsrrcU. FISH EU A IA>WRANCH.