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THI*S2aB.AF3gE X O - Ko rc? g ? ll ?Wa? MADRID, May 27.-Sorrano, ?Q addross iug tho Cortee regarding Cuba, said th? re? bellion Tras suppressed, bu>4he jhjfjjpitflis order ie disappearing slowly. When a nor? mal condition is restored, the home Go? vern ment, acting with tho Cuban deputies, will suppress slavery. PAMS, May 27,-Return? show twenty seven opposition members elected. LOSDO?T, May 27.-Peabody goes to Now York, on Saturday. , . o Washington Newa? WAfeniNaTON, May 27v--It is reliably stated tbat Boutwell, after hearing Opdyko, determines to persist in selling 62,OOO,OOO in gold und buying $1,000,000 in bonds weekly, until the bonds are placed iu a sinking fund that will reach $26,000,000. This policy involves the solo of nearly 60, 000,000 in gold Internal revenue receipts to-day over $1,000,000. The President participates in tho decora? tion of the soldiers' graves on Saturday, at Arlington. -o Domestic .NCIV.H. NEW ORIIKANS, May 27.-The Convention assembled this morning, but the commit? tees being unprepared to report, adjourned, after transacting some unimportant busi? ness. They re-assembled at 3 P. M., when tho Committee on Western Trade presented a report, enclosing n communication, with resolutions looking to tho encouragement and employment of iron barges for thc transportation of freight on tho Western rivers. Tho Committee on the removal o: obstructions at tho mouth of tho Mississipp River recommended the appointment of ? committee to prepare a memorial to Con gress, demonstrating tho national impor tanoe of tho objects referred to, and tba tho President of the Convention be in strncted to forward copies of tho resolution and memorial to the President of the Unite States, each Senator and Representative ii Congress; also, that the committee be di rected to apply without delay to the Presi dent and United States Engineer Burea for an assignment of a portion of the gene ral appropriation for river improvement and that it be expended in tho speedy prc secution of the work already commenced a thc mouth of the Mississippi. The Con mittee on Levees presented a communie: tion, endorsing and recommending the bi presented to Congress at its late sessior providing for national aid in the constru? tion of levees. The Committee on the Pi ci?o Railroad presented a majority and m nority report. The majority favoring direct route from Cairo to Mazatlan; tl minority report favored the Memphis, 1 Paso and Grand Trunk route, with braucht to various important points South. M Williams, of Tennessee, in presenting tl minority report, made a brief speech, adv eating that route as being wholly within tl territory of the United States, and oppo ing any route touching foreign territor; His remarks received considerable applans The reports are generally voluminous; we: ordered to be printed, and made the spoci order for consideration to-morrow. Charles Morgan, purchaser of the Op lousas Railroad, in a long public commui cation, announces his readiness to co-opera with business men in Texas, Louisian New Orleans or any other section of cou try interested in extending the Opolous Railroad from its present terminus to Tex by the most eligible routes, and propos that a new corporation be formed to obta tho remaining franchises of the New C leans, Opolousas and Great Western Ra road Company, with a cash capital of $ 000,000, of which he will take and pay cash f $2,000,000 of stock; provided same arnon be raised by the other parties interest* He farther announces his intention to p the road already completed in perfect l pair; if necessary, making a double trac Governor Warmonth has proolaim qnarantine of not less than ten days agaii certain ports of the West Indies, Cent and South America. The delegation from the State of Alal ma, in tho Convention, adopted a series resolutions, expressing their high npprec tion of the admirable qualities of tho li Col. L. T. Woodruff, President of the ft bile Board of Trade, killed at tho rec? fire, and their regret at his untimely dea Upon assembling this morning, the Convi tion took up tho report of the Commit on the obstructions of the month of 1 Mississippi. Without recommending n particular plan of operations, rsspectfn commend to tho attention of the Gene Government the snggestisns of the N Orleans Chamber of Commerce upon 1 subject. MoDiiiE, May 27.-Tho General Assom adopted a paper urging tho Presbytery Florida to lay before the Central Presbyt of Philadelphia a statement of facts c nectcd with the seizure of tho Jacksonv church by the Northern ministers, and for redress. The pinn for the reliei families of deceased clergymen waa ferred to the next Assembly. The revi book of church order was sent down to Presbyteries for criticism; the revision be completed ? at the next Assembly. '. Assembly dissolved at 1 o'olock. ATLANTA, May 27.-The Grand Jnr? Bibb County Superior Court have foun true bill against J. Clark Swayzo, edito a radical paper at Macon, Georgia, for L misdemeanor. Tho bill is predicated u an incendiary article appearing in his pc some weeks ago, and is based upon I section of the code that forbids any pei circulating or writing anything that in cates resistance to lawful authority; in red iou or conspiracy against the citiz After the death of Dr. Ayer by a ne near Savannah, Swayzo published an flammatory article, calling on thc Union ; to organize for self-protection. The pen is confinement in the penitentiary from five to twenty years. This morning, four workmen employed, in the Atlanta Rolling Mil!, on opening ii? old pheJl, ignited the powder and were all blown np and killed. RICHMOND, May 27.-Tho State Conven? tion of colored men, io consider the exclu? sion of colored men from posts of trust and Srofit.and tho jury box, met to-day; 100 elogates present; all parts of the State rep? resented. Dr. Thomas Bayne, of Norfolk, was oh os on President. Adjourned. NEW YORK, May 27.-The committees of Old and New Schools have reported a plan for a union. CHARLESTON, May 27-Arrived-steamer Lloyd, Aspiuwnll and Havana. Sailed steamer J. W. Everman, Philadelphia; ship Amelia, Liverpool. FINANCIAL. AND COMMKIICI AL. . NEW YORK, May 27-Noon.-Money 7. Sterling O,1^. Gold 89J?. Floor nnchanged. Wheat lo. lower. Pork heavy, at 31.12}?? 31.25. Cotton steady, at 28&@28% Fieights firm. 7 P. M.-Cotton firmer; Bales 2,500 bales, at 28%. Flour heavy-common to fair ex? tra Southern 6.45@6.90. Wheat and corn i heuvy. Pork lower, at 31.00. Whiskey 1.08. Freights firmer-cotton, steam, }?. Money active, at 7. Storfing quiet and firm. Gold weak, at 39@39,'?. BALTIMORE, May 27.-Cotton firmer, at 28\.\. Flour quiet. Wheat lower-choice valley 1.80. Corn-receipts large; white 86(W;.S8; yellow 90. CINCINNATI, May 27-Whiskey hold at 1.02(o l.03. Mess pork uucbangcd. Bacon in demand-shoulders 13,'^; sides 15:.?(a,17 -held 3>4 higher. NEW ORLEANS, May 27.-Cotton in lim? ited demand-middlings 28\j; sales 500 bales; receipts 577; exports 1G8. Gold SB}:{. Sterling 51. Flour-superfine 5.35; double 5.87; treble 6.14. Corn market bare-white 1.00. Bacon firmer, at l'S}?(<h 17^4. Lard-tierce 18} <. Sugar-com? mon 9*4 ($10';; prime 13^. Molasses dull-fermenting 40@52}.<. Whiskev i Western rectified 90@97>?7 Cottee dull fair lS.V ; primo lC)?4@,ll?i. MomiiE, May 27.-Cotton qniet and in fair demand; sales 800 bales, part yesterday low middling 26W@26 ! \ ; rcceipts 329. CHARLESTON, May 27.-Cotton quiet, but steady; eales 150 bales middlings 27,'-:i\: re? ceipts 422. SAVANNAH, May 27.-Cotton closed dull, at 27; sales 350 bales; receipts 206. AUGUSTA, May 27.-Cotton market quiet; sales 329 bales; receiots 30-middling 26. LONDON, May 27-3 P. M.-Consols 937?. Bonds 79>?. LIVERPOOL, May 27-3 P. M.-Cotton firmer but not higher-uplands 11)4j Or? leans 11>?. LIVERPOOL, May 27-Evening-Cotton uplands 11^; Orleans 11^; sales of 15,000 bales. HAVRE, May 26.-Cotton opens quiet, both on spot and afloat. HAVANA, May 27.-Sugar active, at 8\[{d 8%: A New York correspondent says: The dry goods market continues depressed. The distributive demand and the general com? plaint is that the mills are either working without profit or at a positive loss. Stocks meanwhile are accumulating, and the talk is that there will soon be a material curtail? ment of production. Many staple goods are selling below cost. Leading prints re? main at 12 to 121 o cents. A YANKEE INVENTION.-A temperance so? ciety on a new plan has been formed at Ce? dar Falls, Iowa. Every member pledges himself that he will neither ask a friend to take a social drink, or drink with a friend, but is not bound by its provisions to abstain from the drinking of spirituous liquors when alone, or in case of sickness. The Chicago Times is of the opinion that it is scarcely necessary for the Treasury to provide a sinking fund. Let things run awhile as they me now running, and the debt will sink itself-and the whole conntry with it. The nogro Albert Tyler, convicted of poi? soning Paulina Hubbard, a colored ?vornan, who denounced him for attempting to vio? late the person of his step-daughter, a child twelve or thirteen years old, wili be hanged on Saturday, at Richmond, Ya. "I say, ma," exclaimed a little minx of thirteen, "do you know what the pyro? technical remedy is for a crying infant?" "Gracious goodness, me, no; I never heard of such a thing!" "Well, ma, it's rocket?" Nearly all tho Paris correspondents say that Madame Patti will soon be engaged in a scandalous divorce suit, and that most of her jealous sister singers will exult over her misfortune. Eighteen new coses of sinall-pox aro re? ported in New York, most of them being of a virulent character. Tho patients are usu? ally removed, by force if necessary, to the small-pox hospitals. Snow is still a foot deep in Vermont, on the Wostflold and Montgomery Road. Barber Shop. InAVE this dav opened a BARBER SIIOP ON PLAIN STREET, whero I can always bo found, ready to accommodate all who favor me with thoir custom, I respectfully solicit a share of tho pa? tronage of ray white fellow-citizens. May 22_F. KENBTLER. Good! Better!! Best!!! READER, if you want tho best HAM in market, try ono of Thomas & Co.'s Kentucky Hams, sold only by J. & T. R. AGNEW. May 23_ 200 Bbls. Flour FROM Northern, Western and Southern Mills, for salo at lowest ratos of the season, by May 13 FISHER, LOWRANCE St FISHER. City Taxes. CITY COUPONS, receivable for City Taxes, for sale by GREGG, PALMER Sc CO. ewonabl^Goods! A. HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF LV?tESS GOODS, Suitable for the Summer, SUCH AS BEREQES. GRENADINES. LAWNS,' SHEER ORGANDIES, Ac-., i c. f . We offer inducements aa io price for ali.Sprilig Dress Goods for the balance of tho seaton. Also, in receipt of a fresh lot of Cbelly'a Kid Gloves, Silk and Lisle Gloves, Glove Fitting Cor seta, Bono and Reed Corsets, all numbers, a line of Trimming Ribbons, all widths uud colors, Fringes, Gimp, Braids, Buttons, Ac, At. Au olegant assortmeut of Geuts' Under Vests, in silk, lisle thread, (brown and white,) cotton, novia, gauze merino, ?Ve. Another lot of handsome Shetland and Grena? dine Shawls. Wo always keep the best Toilet Articles, auch av Glycoriuo," Palin Oil, Poiicine, Pumice, Castile, Honey, Almond aud Congress Soaps? Language- of Flowers. Lovo among the Roses,' Opopponax Ihlang, Night Blooming Cercusj Runlet's standard Colognes, French uud German imported Cologje, fresh Pomades, O?coine, Caliston, Ac. Our Wholesale Department. A nico assortment of Prints, bleached and Brown Goods, just to hand, together with a full line of other Goods for tho Department. Wrapping Pa? per, Twine, Ac. May ir, it. C. SHIVER. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION American Life Insurance Oompany, OF Philadelphia, Pa.. December :51st, 1800, made to the Honorable Comptroller-General of the State of South Carolina: CAPITAL'. Paid up Capital. $500,000 00 ASSETS. Real Estate owned by the Company.. ? 01.073 07 Loans on Mortgages. 89,576 68 ! Ronds, Stock and other Securities_ 801,010 32 Cash and Cash Items. 65,702 02 Loans on Stocks and Bonds. 112,037 65 Interest, Premiums and other property 775,470 36 Net amount of all Assets.$2,325,492 08 ? LIABILITIES. Unpaid Losses and Claims . . $ 55,720 00 Re-insuranco Fund. 1,240,151 62 Total Liabilities (except Capital Slock.... $1,304,871 02 INCOME. Cash received during year. $1,118,530 20 EXPENDITURES. Cash expeuded.S 671,957 20 MISCELLANEOUS. Policies in for JO end of year, No. 10,282. Net amount in forco end of year_$24,750,001 59 No. Policies terminated from all causes, No. 1,400. Net amount terminated from all causes.$3,572,601 82 Witness the corporate seal of said Company and the official signature of the President, at Phila? delphia, this seventeenth day of Mav, A. D. 1800. [L.3.] A. WHILDIN, President. Sworn and subscribed before nie this 18th dav of Mav. A. D. 1809. [L.3.] W. W. DOUGHERTY, Alderman. Ba* Agents wanted in every town, village and hamlet. We aro preparod to offer unusual in? ducements to live mcu who mean business. Tho American has no superior, as is shown by its agc, success and present staudiug. For further par? ticulars and circulars, apply to CALDWELL A RRENIZER. General Agents for North and South Carolina. Oftico First National Rank Building, Charlotte, N. C._May 27 3* Good Investments. AAA CHARLOTTE \Nn S. C. RAIL KpOjUUU ROAD BONDS, $5,000 Columbia and Augusta Railroad Bonds. $10,000 ?? " " " Stock, $20,000 South Carolina $1,000 City of Wilmington Bondi, $5,000 " ' ..i. ut| iii? '. $0,000 New lita H bonds, $3,000 City of Columbia Coupon*. For salo by_GREGG, PALMER A CO. For Sale. ASIX-HORSE ENGINE-mounted on wheels; built expressiv for Threshing and Ginning. Apply to H. TOZER, City Machine Works, April 27_Columbia. 8. C. Wheat Fans. (Ti RAIN CRADLES and SCYTHES, STRAW vJT FORKS, Threshers, Horse Powers and Reap? ers, on hand, and for sale low, by May 8_FISHER, LOWRANCE A FISHER. Pnre Corn Whiskey. OA BBLS. Pure Corn WHISKEY, for sale low ?VJ to dealers. E. A G. D. HOPE, May 1 Agents for Old North Stato Distillery. Bolting Cloths. AFULL assortment on hand, MILL STONES aud IRONS, purchased at low rates, by May 8 FISHER, LOWRANCE A FISHER. Olives, &C. pf KEGS, 2 gallons each, Spanish Olives. p_} Olives staffed with Anchovies, in bottles. Plain ,4Quoou" Olives, in bottles. For sale by May 5_ GEORGE SIMMERS. SELLING OFF AT COST SELLING OFF AT COST SELLING OFF AT COST SELLING OFF AT COST SELLING OFF AT COST SELLING OFF AT COST SELLING OFF AT COST CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY CLOCK8, WATCHES AND JEWELRY CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY CLOCK8, WATCHES AND JEWELRY PRIOR TO REMOVAL PRIOR TO REMOVAL PRIOR TO REMOVAL PRIOR TO REMOVAL PRIOR TO REMOVAL PRIOR TO REMOVAL PRIOR TO REMOVAL L SULZBACHEB. I. SULZBACHER. I. SULZ BACHER. I. SULZBACHER. I. SULZtfAOHER. I. SULZBACHER. May 18 I. SULZBACHER. May Butter. TUBS Prirrn May BUTTER. For salo by May 18 GEO. SYMMERS. OF , NEW GOODS AT KINARD'S. -1-o WE OPEN, THI8 MORNING, several Invoice* of NEW DRESS GOODS, with Fringes, Gimps ant) Buttons to match. A full hue of Primed Lawns, Cambrics, Jaco? nets, a?d Organdies,. A full line i>f Sheeting. A full lino of Long Clotha. A full line of Calicoes. A full lino of White Goods. A full line of Kid Gloves. A full linc of Lisle Thread GloVt?. 1 A full hue of Hosiery. A full line (pf Irish Linens. A full hue of Cassimeros for Qentiemsn's Suits. A full line of Linen dating, Drillsand Ducks. Makiug our "tock quite as full and complete as I it was two weeks ago. We solicit a call from our friends and all visitors to our city, with the assurance that our stock and prices willpleaso all. J. H. A M. L. KINARD, April 23 One door South of Columbia Hotel. White Sulphur Sprungs, Gret-nbrier County, Wut Virginia. THESE celebrated Springs, so favorably Known for their valuable Alterative Waters, charming summer climate, and as ouo of thc most fashiona? ble resorts in the country, was opened for compa? ny on tho 15th of May, and with the extensive im? provements that have been made, will be prepared for the comfortable accommodation of from 1,300 to 2,000 persons. Tho WHITE SULPHUR is now thc Western terminus of thc Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, and the cars of that road (in connection with telegraphic facilities j will bo running to the Springs by 1st July. No pains or expense have or j will be spared to secure tho comfortable entertain ment, in all the varieties of accommodation, of the largo number of .i-'itors thatu.'.l resort to! tho Springs the preset t frcason. One of the best Lawn and Ball Room Bands will be in attendance. An extensive Livery has been provided, and suitable arrangements made to fa cilitato every innocent and recreativo amusement i appropriate to a lasbionable Watering Place. A I number of Fancy and Masquerade Balls will bi; given during tho season. Charges will be $23 pet week and $90 per month: children under Kl years of age and colored servants, half price; white ser? vants, according to accommodations. PEYTON'S A CO., Proprietors. May l'J tn White Sulphur Springs, West Va. THE WASHINGTON HOUSE IS now prepared to accommodate Regular, as well as Transient, BOARDERS. Terms modedrate. May 1) 2m o "NICK E R S ? ?T~H? ?S?7" COLUMBIA, BOOTH CAROLINA. -THIS pleasantly located HOTEL, fc."?^> unsurpassed by any Houne in the South for comfort and healthy _^locality, is open to Travelers and others seeking BOARD for thc Summer. Fami? lies can be accommodated with uice. airy rooms on reasonable terms. "A call is solicited." jNIayllJmo_WM. A. WRIGHT. MONTVALE SPRINGS.' 1869. THIS favorite Summer resort, situated inBlouut County, East Tennessee, will bc opened for the receptions of visitors on tho FIRST of JUNE. Thc marked beneficial results attending the use j of these waters, in functional derangements of the Liver, Rowels, Kidneys and Skin, and tho euro of Chronic Diseases, attest their Medicinal Proper? ties. The buildings at Montvale are now being re? paired, refitted and repainted, and everything put m apple-pie order. All the accessories for enjoyment and recrea? tion at the best watering places will be found hero. Thc facilities for reaching Montvale this season are increased by tho extension of tho Knoxville aud Charleston Railroad, and regular trains are running to Maryville, whence passengers aro con- | vi vi d in coaches to the Springs, nine miles distant. Rates of Board per day, #2.50: per week, $10.00; I per month, $60.00. Address for pamphlets con- j taining analysis and description of waters, Ac. MaylS 20_JOB. L. KINO, Knoxville, Tenn. SPRING GOODS. CLOTHING ilfj Jg HATS. GENTS' FURNISHING Cassimeres. ?yr^E ARE RECEIVING THE LARGEST AND best selected stock of the abovo goods ever brought to this city, bought low for cash, and will be sold at a small advance. - In CLOTHING, we have everything from planta? tion wear to fiuo French Caseimere-all equally woll made. In HATS, all tua nev* Spring avies, Alpine, Yo? I ? . ? '. .'1 locipede, Goneral Prim, aud uew style Silk Hats. Country dealers would do weir to examine our stock before going lurther. R: & WV ?. SWAFFIELD. MILLINERY. MRS. C. E. REED has opened for 1 inspection the finest assortment of French, English and Americau La? dles* HATS. BONNETS, FLOWERS AND RIBBONS, Ac. the best and cheapest ever offered to tho Ladies of Columbia and the surrounding Counties. ALSO, Several casos of Ladies, Misses and Boys' H Al S AND CAPS, from 25 cents up. Hair Braid.'?, Waterfalls, Curls, Switches, Culls, Au., Ac. Country Merchants will find it to their ad? vantage to give me a call, and seo for themselves. Frosh arrivals every day. Hats, BouuotB, Ac, by tho ca^e or dozen, will be sold very low. * Bridal Wreaths and Veils of every description, Towelry, etc Having first class Milliners, we aro propared to execnte all orders with nearness and despatch. Main Street, Columbia, opposite Hopson A But* phen's. _March 29 3mo OB. W. H. TUTT'B STANDARD PREPARATIONS. SARSAPARILLA AND QUEEN'S DELIGHT, . Expectorant, Vegetable Liver Pills, Improved Hair Dve, For sale hy Feb 27 Iv E. E. JACKSON. Auction Sale?. W. T. WALTERTAuctioneer. WILL bo Bold, at public unction, at 10 o'clock, on SATURDAY, tho 29th da.V of May, 1809, at tho oftico of tho Disbursing Officer, Bureau lt., F. and A. L., on Hon ato Btrcet, Columbia, thc fol? lowing articles of Government proportv: FOUR HORSES, 1 Carts 1 set Cart "Harness, Horse Equipments, Forage and Office Furniture. Terms cash in Government funds. Property to bo removed immcdiatolv sftor sale. May 20_ State South Carolina-Richland. County. John Bauskctt to Thomas J. Robertson. Mortgage of Real Eatato.-Sale for Foreclosure. BY virtue of a power in me vested by tho maker of the above mortgage, I will sell, at public outcry, bofore the Court House, in Columbia, on the FIRST MONDAY in Juue next, between the legal hours: All that lot of LAND, in the city of Columbia, at tho North-west corner of Gervais and Bull streets, containing one and one-third acres, moro or less; bounded on tbs Sonth by Gervais street; on the East by Bullstreot; on thc North by Lady street: and on tho West by a lot of tho ltcv. Doctor Le? land; being the saine lot described in thc above mortgage. Purchaser to pay for Stamps and Papers. Terms cash. T. J. ROBERTSON, May 12 wf8 ___ Attorney in Fact. Assignee's Sale. //. the matter of James G. Gibbes, Bankrupt. JACOB LEVIN, AUCTIONEER. BY virtue of authority in mo vested as Assignee of James G. Gibbes, I will sell, at the Court House, in Columbia. S. C., on MONDAY, tho 7th day of June, A. D. 1869, at 10 o'clock, the follow? ing property, viz: 33 shares stock in thc Greenville and Colum? bia Railroad Coropanv. 50 shares stock in Laurens Railroad Co. 1,500 shares stock in Columbia Steamboat Co. 1,ODO shares stock in Charleston Blockade Co. 20,001) shares stock in city of Petersburg. 10,000 shares stock in Virginia Navy Co. 1 Double Buggy, 1 Singlo Buggy, 3 Wagons, 1 Cow, 1 pair Horses. ? The following Promissory Notes: Adams, Jesse, Columbia, $4; Allen, W Gaston, 25: Alexander, J J, Florida, 500; Ashford, J W, 38.7$; Boazman, Guard, Greenville, 3G7; Brooks, I H C, 400; Beaty, J, Lexington, ll; Bush, M S, house rent, Richland, 200; Baughman, W H, Lex? ington, 12; Baskins A Gilbert, Garner, 1,000; Bauskctt, John, 3 notes, Columbia, 1,017; Bews, Henry, 5,775; Belbo, W N, dead, Nashville, 10,000; Brown. M L, Winnsboro, 7,500; Caldwell, John, jr, Confederate, Hernando, Mis?, ?00; Crosby, James, dead, Columbia, 300; Cohen, L L, Now Orleans, 100; Caldwell, Halo C, 250; DoVeaux, S L, Colum ! bia, 50: Dunsford, Rich, 2, Richland, 400; Dent, J E, Richland, 250; Duncan, D P, Barnwell, 500; I Dooley, W J, Lexington, 7.20; Dent, H H, 15; Fair, Dr S, Confederate, Columbia, 300; Fry, J R, Lex? ington, 7.20; Ford, Rich, 3, 819.03; Foust, Sumter, 100; Flaharloy, Mich, Richland, 215; Gunter. Wm. Lexington, 14.10; Goodwyn, Thos J, Dr, St Mat? thews, 15; Gouiu, J, Newberry, 774.77; Grady A Hawthorne, Greenville, 703.85; Gurley, F, Colum? bia, 9: Girardeau, Thos J, 15; Glass, J B, estate, Columbia, 10,000; Green, J C, 13 notes, Columbia, (3,550.83: Guest, J W, 500; Hill, ? H, 300; Han?, B H, 50; Hammond, Leroy, dead, Charleston, 7?0; Hains, A. Newberry. 150.98; Henderson. M W, 175; H?rle, John, Columbia, 11.30; Hook, John and Al? len, 8; Hern.lon, J P, Confederate, 400; Johnstone, McK, Snartauburg, 375; Kleckley, John, Colum? bia, 10.35; L?rick. James A, 100.65; L?rick, G W Richland, 50; L?rick, G W, Richland, 200: Levin & Mikell, Columbia, ll; Levin, L T, Columbia, 140; Lumsden, J J, Columbia, 500; McElweo, J N, York or Choster, GO; Mahon, J D, Fairfield, 15; Murrav, Ed, Columbia, 100; M vers, N P, Fairfield, 156; Mc? Queen, S I, Choraw, 8,500; Miles, Sarah, Richland, 320; Milnor, J G A Co, Charleston, 127.86; Maybin, W, 359.CJ: Nunn, Henry, New York, 210: Nelson, ? Daniel, Fairfield, 20.40; Pearson, G B, Fairfield, I 155.76; Porcher, A J, Columbia, 152; Popo, E J, i Miss, 39.50; Porter, Capt S G. Georgia, 1,920: Per? ry; 8 J, 110; Randolph, w J, Greenville, 30; Riser, A M, Newberry, 138.70; Randall, B J, Chester^203; Roberts, W J, Richland/21.50; Rook, S A J, Lau? rens, G0.32; Sims, C E, Union, 1,796.56; Sims & Baldwin, Columbia, 200; Selig, A, 241.40; Smith, C C. Columbia, 80; Stark, Lamar, Colum? bia. 90; Swinton, H R, Charleston, 10: Sams, J H, 81.70; Sh ver, Wm, Columbia, 1<>2; Shuldo, J A, 346.20; Tiyjor, A R, Columbia, 282; Valentine, Cap? tain 8, Charleston, 500; Teal, Thos C, 1,200; Wal? lon, L S A Co, North Carolina.1,000; Watson, Ander? son Si Co, Edgefield, 100; Williams, J P, Columbia, 83; Weathersbee, J W, 128.75; Wardlaw, Walker A Co, Charleston, 1,375.70; Wells, A J, Memphis, 721.13. Also, a very largo number of Book Accounts, amounting to about $800,000, a Hst of which can bo seen by caning on tho Assignee. T hos o owing accounts or notes can settle them-befOio day of sale, with thc Assigneo. It will bo to their Inter? est to attend the sale, if not paid before. Terms teash. WM. J. HOKE, May 18 tuft! Assigneo. 5?"?Q S , C H E^MTfXALS, ET C FISHERT?lTlSITSn, X> DEV? GGISTS, OFFER FOR SALE a LARGE STOCK of choice Drugs. Chemicals, Sundries, at Low Prices, at Wholesale and Retail, CALOMEL, MORPHIA, CASTOR OIL. QUININE, OPIUM, EPSOM SALTS, SUP. GARB. SODA, BLUE STONE, TURPENTINE, KEROSENE OIL, PAT. MEDICINES, ALCOHOL, PROPRIETARY ARTICLES, WHOLESALE AGENTS HEINITSH'S QUEEN'S DELIGHT. VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS. .si^^A THE REAL CREMONA. These JB*Sp-\ STRING S are justly celebrated for ^SftpP^^Uhetr durability purity and clear, ALSO, A full assortment ot Vio'.ineello STRINGS; a : variety of Violin BOWS; Bow-Hair, Sorows, Tail I Boards, Bridges, Rosin, Ac, jnsfocoivod, at April 2.t2o?V. -.: _E. POLLARD'S. Hov? Books at Bryan & Mc Cart er's. TRAVELS!?! JAVA AND THE EAST INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO, with Maps and Plates, by Bieknioro, tpil I 4 Travels in AI?akar by Whymper, . Phineas Finn, the Irish member, $1.25, My Recollections of Lord Byrou, by Counter Ouiccola. tl.75, Palestine, Syria and Asia Minor, by Freeso, How He Won Her, by Mrs, Southworth, $1.70. Pro-Historic Nations, by Baldwin, $1.75, Colorado, ita Parks and Mountains, by Bowled Two Lifo PailiB, a romance, by Muhlbach, CUo, Tho Factory, by Miss Braddon, 75 cents, I Cometh up as a Flower, 60 cents, Marooners Island, sequel to Young Marooners. New Photograph Albums, ChrotnoH. ftc._ Hams, &c. *6-r-ARANGE" Brand HAM8, best in markoi. . \J Puro Leaf Lard. Fulton Market Beef, Scaled Herrings. Pickled Salmon, Smoked Tongues, Ac. For sale by_GEO. SYMMERS. For Rent. aTHAT Dosirablo RESIDENCE on the cor nor of Lady and Picken? streets, containing Nine Rooms. For particulars apply to May 13 B. T. DENT, Stall No. 4, Market.