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"HAVANA, October 6.--Tba first Cuban ^b?eia unserviceable; 1 ?tie aeoofaitV ?a Washington W?W?. t /"AOHINOTON, October 6.-Tho Su >? Qtaftmei to-dar; all present but _ li -Tshtt :Oonri ieVboariog the gas? light caso ?rom Memphis, . r j Noth?ng What?Ver baa been received here regarding the Tennessee Legisla? ture. The New York Times says they hare advices that Johnson meu < h ave been elected presiding officers of both Houeea. ' Internal retenue receipts over 6500, 000. Proceedings at Wilmington against the Hornet were, ordered by the Cabinet yes? terday. The report printed /that Fish had been notified that the English and French Governments had ordered their fleets to pursue the Hornet and bang the crow ia untrue. J. H. Yan Alstone, in behalf of the New Orleans tobacco merchants, called on Commissioner Delano to-day, and asked that purchasers of tobacco in Vir? ginia and North Carolina may be allowed shipment in bond. The course of Dela? no promises relief to New Orleans and Mobile merchants as well as to Southern manufacturers. In the matter of Benjamin Brown, Eli Wood, John Halligan, Granville Boso, William Andrews and Phillip Stonemez, Hon. W,,W. jBovoe, formerly of South Carolina, asked/eave to fil? a motion for writs o? habeas corpus in these cases, and the motion'was directed to be argued on Friday n$xt. The prisoners nro charged with murder in Texas, in Juno lust, and it ia' alleged'that they aro now being tried by military commission. Domestic rfc wa. NSW .Tons, October G.-A Chinaman named Cong killed Charles Archoc, his own wi?'?nd. bunself.'lasE .night. Jeal? ousy. A negro butcher, also killed a white man. . RICHMOND, October t>.-In the House, tO'idayrr.two resolutions, that the irou clA.Oath'be now administered to the m?beis and temporary officers of the H^jniC, 'were referred to* the proper com? mittee, when it shall bo appointed. A protest, addpted by tho Republican cau? cus last night, was presented; it is framed with a view to answering Attornoy-Gene ral Hoar's argument, and protests against any Acts of tho Legislature at this ses? sion, the members not having taken thc iron-olnd oath and the body being there? fore ill?gal. 'lt was referred. Tho fol? lowing nominations were made for Speak? er: Zephaniah Turner, of Rappahan noek;S. T. Maddox, of Chesterfield, and John B. Orenshaw, of Richmond. Turner, who was nominated by a conservative, obtained 87 votes; Maddox, nominated by A Wells Republican, obtained-il votes; and Crenshaw 5. Turner was declared elected. In the discussion, thc point was pressed, that Turner now has an ap? plication before Congress for the removal of'his political disabilities; aud it was explained that though not able to take the test oath, he was not disqualified by the fourteenth nmendmont. J. B. Big? ger, the old incumbent, was elected Clerk. In the Senate, tho same protest of thc Republican caucus was presented, and a resolution was adopted laying it on the table, on the ground that it was mani? festly an effort to obstruct reconstruction; waa in plain opposition to the intention of Congress, expressed in the Recon? struction Acts, and in direct violation of the interpretation of said Acts by thc Administration. A resolution was adopt? ed, informing the commanding general of the organization of the Senate. Ad? journed. CHARLESTON, October 6.-Arrived Brig Adelaide, Boston. Off tho port Bark Inventa, Stockholm. Sailed-Brig Courier, Bristol Channel; steamer Sara? gossa, New York. A "lady" in New Bedford, Maes., re? cently bought a pair of white gloves, to be returned in case they did not suit. They wore returned as not suiting, when it was discovered that they had been used to decorate the bauds of a corpse, and removed before tho lid of tho coffin was screwed down. Physician-"Why don't you set a bound to your drinking, and not exceed it?" Patient-"So I do, old follow, so I do; but, then, you see it's always so far off, that I always get drunk before I reach it." A Pennsylvania farmer writes to his country paper that he cured his daugh? ter of the Grecian bend by pouring water on her and holding her out in the snn until she warped baok again. Blackwood says the salutation, "How do you do?" really means "How do you thrive?"-the second "do" being really the obsolete Saxon word "dow," mean? ing to thrive. Old men who get angry at the vivacity and sportiveness of youth, might as well find fault with the spring because it pro? duces nothing but blossoms, or cxpeot the fruits of autumn at that early season. Charles, eating ancient cheese, did say, "Like Sampson, I my thousand slay;" "I vow," quoth David, "so you do, And with the self-same weapon, too." The ohoerful are tho busy. When trouble knocks at your door, or rings your bell, he will generally retire if you send him word you are engaged. In Russia, there are 385 conventual institutions, with more than 100,000 monks and nuns. The Chicago Tribune is of opinion that "woman is undoubtedly thc coming man of the present day." Don't speak ill of. old maids. They are the true angels, who have refused to make men miserable by marrying them. cottorj today, 94 balee- middlings -24>$. -CN^^COP-, Oot-pbar G-Noon.-Stocks ilroo'gand tendid? ?p. Money easy, at ri f?'?QK : ?tS&?oe?s?2a&ufoi? 62%; new 62; Virginia's, ox-coupon, 51; new 62; Louisiana's, old, 71; new 66; le? vee's 65; 8's 84; Alabama 8's 91; 5-s 62,; Georgia G's 84; 7's 91; North Carolina's,, old, 48 V}; new 40%; South Carolina's, .new,-64. Wheat a a lindo firmer. Corn unchanged. Pork dull, at 31.25. Cot? ton quiet-middling 28. Freights firm. 7 P. M.-Cotton a shade easier with sales of 3,000 bales, at 27%. Flour a shade firmer. Wheat a shade firmer, and more doing for export. Corn closed quiet and unchanged. Pork dull, nt 31.00 <o}31.50. Lard unchanged. Whiskey dull, at 1.18(3)1.20. Sugar steady. Coffee dull and heavy. Molasses quiet. Money j closed easy, at 6@7. Freights unchang? ed. Goldjclosed at 31. ?fc BALTIMORE, October 6.-Cotton quiet, at 27)?. Flour quiet but weak. Wheat steady. Corn dull-8outhern white 1.05 @1.10. Oats57@58. Pork 33.00. Ba? con firm-shoulders 17L.i. Whiskey flat, at 1.21@1.22. CINCINNATI, October 6.-Whiskey un? settled and held at 1.17@.1.13. Pork in fair demand, at 31.03. Lard lower, at 17. Bacon unchanged. NEW ORLEANS, October 6.-Cotton ac? tive, at 25@25i-?; sales 1,000 bales. Ba? con-shoulders I8>?. Pork held at 34.00. Sugar-prime 14)<i@14%. Cdffee-fair 143?; prime 16)?@10*?. Others un? changed. Gold 31. MORI LR, Ootober 6.-Cotton, steady, with sales of 1,200 bales-middlings 2 i1J ; receipts 1,148. AUGUSTA, October C.-Cotton market opened with a fair dcmaud nud closed firm nt 25c. for middlings: sales 470 bales. SAVANNAH, October 6.-Sales of cotton to-day 600 bales-middlings 25^; re? ceipts 1,790. CHARLESTON, Ootober 6.-Cotton firm? er, with sales of 700 balts-middlings 251?@25.??; receipts 998. LONDON, October 6-Noon.-Consols 93|?@93j?. Bouds S4j^. LIVERPOOL, October 6-Evening. Cottou steady aud moro firm-uplands 12?; Orleans'12%; sales 12,000 bales. PARIS, October 6-Noon.-Bourse steady. Rentes 71 and 26. HAVRE, October 6.-Cotton opened firm, both on spot aud afloat-spot 143: afloat 139. Promises made IU the time of affliction require a better memory than people commonly possess. Making waist places glad-putting your arm around a pretty girl. What is society, after all, but a mix? ture of mister-ies and miss-eries. Confine your expenses, or they will confino you. He that falls in love with himself will have no rivals. How could "Old Dog Tray" be faith? ful and be-trayf Found, BY a colored person, a gold BREASTPIN, containing hair. Thc owner can obtain possession by proving property, paying for this advertisement, and leaving a gratuity for the finder. Oct 7 I Mule Picked Up. Jf^^ A BLACK MAKE MULE, with a white mark on tho leit fore shoulder, T1_7T. ;m.t eaddle mark, barefooted, and in a thin condition, was picked up n short distance below thia city yesterday. The owner can have her by proving property and paying ex? penses. L. J. RADCLIFFE, Oct 7 1 _ Chief of Police. JEWELRY^ SILVER WARE, AND Fancy Articles. fT\HE UNDEBSIGNED has opened a beauti X ful assortment of articles in his line, to which he invites the attontion of purchasers. His ?took of WATCHES ia from the boat makers in tho couutry, while his JEWELRY is unexceptionable; and bia FANCY ARTICLES are so varied in character that he is confident he will bo able to plcaso the most fastidious. SPECTACLES to suit all ages. He invites spe? cial attention to tho collection of SILVER and PLATED WARE, which is warranted to be as represented. AU kinds of REPAIRING faith? fully attended to. Give mo a call I. SULZBACHER, Oct 7 Next door to Savings Bank. Wanted, 3OR 4 BRICK MASONS and PLASTERERS, for whom liberal wages will be paid. In? quire of JAMEb 0. BELL, Oct 6 2 Contractor. State Tax Returns lor 1869. ALL PERSONS interested in the above are notified that I shall cloae my books this week, and return all failing to come up as re fusiug-thereby subjecting themselves to dou? ble tax. JACOB LEVIN, Oct G 2 Assessor Columbia Township. Gas-Light Bills. CONSUMERS will bear in mind that if they desiro the Gas to bo continued, thov must be prompt in paying their bills, now due, or discontinue. JACOB LEVIN, Oct fi :t Secret arv Gas Companv. CHEAP CLOTHING, ?T J. 8ULZBACHER S. CHEAP DRY GOODS, at J. SULZBACHER'S. CHEAP HATS AND CAFS, at J. SULZBACHER'S. CII7.AP SHOES AND BOOTS, at J. SULZBACHER'S. Main street, next Phonix Ojfice. Oct 0_ French Cajsimerea. JUST reoeived a few choice FRENCH CAS SIMEBES for pantaloons and suits, which will be eut to order, and made lu the best manner. R. A W. O. SWAFFIELD. Sept 20 i CoLt?iBU. Oo??ber 5, 1869. Huasnng, Johns o ?; ?3hlela*7^^? ? Waring. Tho min?tes of the last regalar meet-' ing were read und confirmed. A petition from J. A. J.1 Dern?k waa presented, praying that Council would great him permission to erect and Tan a steam engine on the lot corner of Wayne and Gervais streets. On motion, the prayer of the petitioner. Was granted. A petition from W. E. Bose was pre? sented, praying that Council would ex? tend the water pipe in Lady street, down Assembly to Gervais H erect. Referred to the Committee on Water Works, with power to act. A petition, presented by A. J. Camp? bell, for permission to erect a blacksmith shop on the corner of Blending and Bull streets, was laid over until next meeting for consideration. Tho foilowiug applications for license to retail spirituoas liquors were present? ed and referred to the Committee on Li? censes: Tavern License-I. Grieshaber, and Ferguson & Ingles. Quart License Bichard Alleu. An application for tavern license from J. D. Kavanaugh, was ordered to be re? ferred to the Committee, when said li? cense was paid for. An application from Ferguson & Ingles, for license for a billiard table, was re ! ferred to the Committee on Licenses. Tho following uccounts were presented and referred: E. Sc G. D. Hope, Alms House and City Hospital; J. M. Dent, Alms Honse |and City Hospital; C. Hamburg, Alms Honso and Guard House Departments M. L. Bower, Alms House; Bichard Al ' len and E. D. Gilmore, Street Depart meut; A. Y. Lee, for street survey; Kirk wood & Co., for printing city bills. Council then proceeded to the trial o Messrs. T, J. Sc H. M. Gibson, for sell ing spirituous liquors without having i license. After an examination of the merit of tho charge preferred. Alderman Wal ter moved that the case be dismissed. The yeas and nays being called for 01 thia motion, and ordered, resulted as fol lows: YEAS-Aldermen Claffey, Hope, John sou, Walter, Waring and the Mayor.-C NAYS-Aldermen Agnew, Bates an Bussing.-3. Alderman Shields asked and obtaiuo leave to be excused from voting, not bc ing prevent during the examination. The case was, therefore, dismissed. Similar charge? were preferred ngubu J. D. Kavanaugh-selling spirituou liquors without a license. A motion was made to dismiss his eas also; which was carried. Charles Brown appeared before Gout eil to ask that a line imposed upon hil by the Mayor ;>?*o tem., on September 3( for contempt in not appearing at tl Mayor's Court when summoned, bo r milted. After hearing Mr. Brown's explan tion, on motion, the fine was remitted. A communication from A. Y. Lee, Ci! Surveyor, stating that inaccuracies exie ed in the survey of various streets; th many encroachments were being mai upon tho streets by property-holders, ai suggesting that the ordiuauce coucernii the same bo rigidly enforced, waa rei ' and received as information. The City Clerk, Clerk of tho Mark and Chief of Police preseuted their i spective reports for the months of Augi: and September, which were referred the appropriate Committees. The quarterly report of the City Ph sician was presented, read and recoiv as information. The Committeo of Ways and Mea preseuted the following report: The Committee of Ways and Mea respectfully beg leave to report, that a meeting of citizens called for the pt pose of deciding how, and by wi means, the buildings for the State Ag cultural anti Mechanical Fair should orected, it was resolved that tho C Council should provide for the san Your honorable body took action so as erecting suitable buildings were ct cerned, and appointed a committee carry that action into effect, failing, he over, in the most important partirai viz: of making any appropriation fori payment of the same, Your Commit consulted his Honor the Mayor, as the mode of raising the necessary fun so os to realize, in a permanent mane the object desired. The grounds hav been rented for one year to Mr. J. McIntosh, settlement with that gen mau was effected by tho Committeo pointed to ereot buildings, Seo. Y Committee, with the consent and apr batiou of his Honor the Mayor, h borrowed 88,000, on liberal terms, one year, pledging as security for payment of tho same, Columbia and gusta Bailroad scrip. In view of importance and benefit to the city tc derived from a congregation of tho ph ing, mechanical and mercantile inter of the State, your Committee are cou eutious in believing that their action meet with your approbation. Bespect Tully submitted. EDWABD HOPE, ) n C. WARING, [Commilw On motion, the above report was ceived and adopted. The Committee on Accounts preset a report, recommending that tho fol: ing accounts bo paid: E. Sc G. D. H AlmB House, $109.50; City Hosp 855.75; M. L. Bower, Alms House, Fisher, Lowrance & Fisher, W Works, 827.18; E. D. Gilmore, SI Department, $?-1.55; Wm. Klapt Alms House, $10.80; W. L. Star Market, $2; J. M. Dent, Alms Ho $6.40; City Hospital, $11.40;Lunatic lum, for pauper lunatics, 8780.84; Geiger and Taylor, ft5, eaoh, for ern; ing case of lunacy. Report received adopted. The Committee on Accounts also sented the following: *W&Jfm?'*9 ^untj^^^T.; Hop eon dc Sutphmj, against John Burdell, for eight dollars, reepeclfnlly report that they cannot recognize itaoeosdmg to 9gu* 2*. Therefore, we respectfully wrtrn the same to Council for their deposition. They also return the account of A. L. Solomon, for five doll nra, to Conn oil, to dispose of, inasmuch aa the City Council have fixed the price of a magistrate's cer ti?ei.to for lunaoy et two doTllaTS. On motion, it WM ordered that the ac? count of Hopson & Sutphen, against John Burdell, be not pala by the city; and that Mr. Solomon be paid two dol? lars for his certificate of lunacy. The same Committee presented the following: Tho Committee on Accounts respect? fully recommend that Dr. J. W. Parker, Superintendent Lunatic Asylum, be no? tified by his Honor the Mayor, that at the end of six months from tho day Mossrs. Dexter Gibson and Wm. Beard were committed as lunatics, the City Council declines to further support them; j and his Honor also notify the parents of the above named lunatics of the same, as in tho opinion of this Committee the pa? rents of tho lunatics referred to aro amply able to support them. Respect? ful! submitted. O' oANDO Z. BATES, ) rftB1M-ftM JOHN AGNEW. f Committee. Report received and adopted. J. H. McElwee, of Statesvillo, N. C., presented the following claim against tho city, as agent for J. W. Stocker: ' 'STATES VILLE, 10th April, 1865. "Borrowed of Jas. W. Stocker two tbouHnud six hundred and eighty dollars, value received. "H. G. GUERRY, Agent." Eudorsed: "Pay J. H. MeElwoo, with? out recourse. "R. F. SIMONTON, Assignee. "DECEMBER 25, 1SCS." On motion, tho abovo paper was laid I on tho table. The petition of J. B. Hendrix for re? mission of fine imposed by the Mayor, and tho petition of John Lee to open n blacksmith shop on Sumter street, laid over for consideration nt last meeting, were, on motion, laid on the table. Tho following resolutions were odored and udopted: By Alderman Walter: Resolved, That the Committee on Mar? ket bo requested to ascertain the number of posts reqnired around tho market, and tho cost ot' both iron and wooden posts, and report at tho next meeting of Connell. By Alderman Shields: Resolved, That the Mayor bo autho? rized to contract with the Columbia Gas j Company, on the best terms, for lighting i Richardson street, from Gervais to Lau-1 rel street, with three lamps on each j 6quare. The following preamble and resolution were offered by Alderman Agnew: Whereas, it is a paramount duty of the City Council of Columbia to protect the iuterests of the tax-payers and property holders, by administering the affairs of . the oity in tho most economical manner, ; by conducting the financial affairs there- \ of so as not to iucreaso the public debt, I and, if possible, restore the city to a con- j dition that its finances will meet tho in-1 terest on tho public debt and the current, expenses of the city; and whereas, it ap- ; pears at thu present timo that the re- ; sources of tho city failing to attain this desired result, those in charge of the I securities of tho eity have, without sanction of this Council and without legal authority conferred on them, hypo? thecated securities and borrowed money to a large amount; therefore, be it Resolved, That the City Council of Columbia regard this action of the par? ties referred to, as highly daugerous in principle, involving a precedent utterly subversive of the interests of tho proper? ty-holders of Columbia, and not having received the authority of this Council, is therofore null and void. On motion, tho above preamble and resolution was not adopted. On motion, Council adjourned. J. S. MCMAHON, City Clerk. Attractive Stock O F DRESS GOODS. WE will exhibit on MONDAY a very exten? sive and varied stock of lino fancy Dress Goods and Mourning Goods, Which have been selected from latest importa? tions, and bought at greatly reduced prices. OUR FLANNEL STOCK Comprises the best makes, and will be found very cheap. Trimmings, Ribbons. Embroideries, And LACEF, of the very latent designa. Cassimere, Cloths and Under-wear, i JEANS, TWEEDS, and Domestic Goods i:* every variety and price. New stylos of Gooda will be received WEEK? LY. Wc desire to retain the trade at home, J and will keep such Goods as suits the wanta ol our customers. The pi ice will be as Iowas they can be bought anywhere. W. D. LO<7E h CO., Main street, Columbia, S. C. W. D. LOVE. D. B. MoCREERY. Octjl_ BLUE STONE For salo low at E . E . JACKSON S. Ootl_6_ English Dairy Cheese. BOXES E. D. CHEESE, ??'J 60 boxes Cuttiug Cheese. For sale low by E. A G. D. nOI>E. 1? ornu-c? a ^Cop *r*m> rah i b, fo r i h o ] conducted under the n?me andstyre < A CALDWELL; and bone, by ntriot attention to busiueaa, to merit a liberal eh aro cf patron? age from our friends and the pubHc ganorally. We hare ample warehouse room for the stor? age of Cotton, and otlier country produce. ? Our location is ou ?ervaia street, near the .South Carolina end Greenville and Columbia Railroad Depots, and next door Weat of the National Hotel. JACOB H. WELLS, JOHN* D. CALDWELL. CoLUuniA.tS. C., October 3, ISou. 0 3 ||6J9 A Card. THE subscriber has opened an office at tho Store of Messrs. Wells A Caldwell, and will be pleased to see his friends and former customers. Storage will be provided for any Cotton that mar be consigned to his care. Oct 3 H6{9_JAMES K. FRIDAY. OUR GOODS FOR FAXJXJ TR.AJDB ARE now ready for distribution The stock of goods AT RETAIL in tho Front Store is replete and full, aud of every conceivable I stylo and price. Oar Shawl and Cloak Department "Presents some rare attractions in prices and designs. Onr Dress Goods Department, AB usual, exhibits all tho handsome novelties. Our Hosiery and Uunderwear Depart? ment Supplies all thc articles of comfort and protec? tion for winter uso. Our Notion and Haberdashery Depart? ment Will, as heretofore, receive our beat attention, and every novelty, useful or ornamental, can be ha l from it. Our Carpet Department Thia acasou excels everything of tho kiud ever exhibited lu Columbia before, comprising everything known to the trade in the way of Floor Carpetings. OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT Ia a specialty, wherein we claim to aive all the advantages that Can bo offered. Tho Goods for tho Department'dre on hand-bought right, and sold with as little >xponao aa they can be handled anywhere. We a?, licit a call from every one wanting Gocds. We positively guarantee our billa certainlv ai cheap-olten cheaper,-than can bo had elsewhere'. E. C. SHIVER. Oct 1 4?r The Greenville Enterprise, Abbeville Pre?0, Yorkvillo Enquirer, Newberry Herold, Cheater Reporter, Keowee Courier, Spartan burg Spartan, Unionvillo Times and Camden Journal will copy to the extent of one-fourth of a column, change weekly, with thePacEXix, fur the quarter commencing October 1. LSfiO. E. 0. SHIVE?, ACi E N T for G ROVER A BAKER'S SEWING MACHINE. R. C. SHI VEE, A GENT for ROCK ISLAND ?\._.CASSIMERES. E. C. SHIVEE, A GEST for GRANITEVILLE i\._BROWN COTTONS. R. C. SHIVER, AGENT tor BATESVILLE BROWN GOODS AND YARNS. R. C. SHIVER, AGENT for ROBERTS' NEEDLES and CUT? LERY, such aa Fino Shears, Scissors, Pocket-Knives, rocket Cutlery for ladies, and tho Parabola "Needles, the ladies favorite Also, tor E. C. Shiver's celebrated PALMET? TO NEEDLE, made iu Birmingham, England, fur our anecia] trade._ Ramie Agency. HAVING been appointed Agent for the sale Ot tho RAMIE PLANT in thia city, and also engaged to eomo extent for six months iu ita cultivation, I am prepared to give informa? tion aa to its adaptability and receive orders for Plants: alao authorized to establish eub ageucies for the sale of the riant that ia at present agitating our planting oommunitv. Oct!_lt. C. SHIVER. Removed to New Store In Columbia Hotel Block, One Door 2?07'th of Main Entrante. M THE MAMMOTH BOOT, SHOE AND HAT HOUSE -- i IS now receiving a very . jSjjHlarge Fall Stock, and is oow^?S^ BfffVMT?lopen for inspection. The-SES ^?HUfcisfclatock will comprise every article usually kept in a first class house, such as Hats, from tho lowest grade to tho finest silk beaver, BootB and Shoos in every style, and at pricos to suit all, Trunks, Valises, La? dies' and Gents' Leather, Carpet and Cloth Hand-bags, School Satchels, Umbrellas, Ac. Thankful for past favors, I will bo happy to roceive a continuance of public patronage. Tho attention of Wholesale Bnyers is soli? cited. Call at sign of the big Boot and Hat. OctJi _ _A. SMYTHE. New Dress Goods fi . F. -JACKSON'S. HANDSOME lino of black and colored SILKS, Satin striped POPLINS, Turban PLAIDS, Figured, Cheno and Mottlod MOHAIRS, English SERGE, Gray Mixed MALANGE, Silk faced POPLINS, French PLAID. All-wool EPINGLINE, plain black CRETONNE, black and colored ALPACAS, black repellant CLOTH, RIBBONS, Trimmings and Buttons, faahiona I ble stylos; magnificent Sash Ribbous. Sept 2!> C. F. JACKSON. I -! Sportsmen s Equipments, j ??^^ I respectfully inform my ' friends and public iu general I ^C^CZ^fc. that I have juat received a floe I 9r^mmi ^afcBortment of DOURLE AND SINGLE-BARRELLED GUNS, RIFLES, PIS? TOLS and SPORTSMEN'S EQUIPMENTS. Repairing done at short notice by superior workmen. P. W. KRAFT, Sept 17_Main afreet. URSULINE INSTITUTE, " COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. /?L I N m i: TUE PATBOIf AOS or fl ?SQL HIGHT REV. BISHOP LYNCH *?i?B?flB*?^ FOR Prospectus, please address UiflP^'THE MOTHER SUPERIOR," Ur jJPj?^aulino Convent, Valle Orucis. <MS^ Sept 4 8mo OATS. K nfs BC8HEL8 prime HEAVY OATS, for OOU sale low, by E. & O. D. HOPE. . Wufciee tu While-le Ligue i Boeimei ?* i 3D DISTSIOT, 8. 0.., October 1,1869. npBTE Internal Revenue Laws require that Jr every' cae*1 br -, 'Pun ' of' spirituous liquor of' Ave gallon? and upward?, filled fur shipment, sale or delivery on the premises of a wholesale liquor-dealer, must be gauged and inspected, and hnve affixed thereto the wholesale liquor dealer's stamp. J. F. ENSOR, U. 8. Gauger. Oct 1 Officer at Leaphart & Sloan's. THE PH ONIX AND GLEANER Book, Job and Newspaper Power Frees PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, Weet side Main 8ti?at. above Taylor, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. O U> e^^ establishment aqd examine the specimens of work, as well ae tho stock of material. Wo aro fully prepared to do all kinds of PHINTING, from a Carte Visite to a massive Volume, a 80 feet Poster to a sis inch Circular, in black, or in fancy colors and brotiee. The proprietor is constantly making additions to bis large stock of materia'?-Type, Presses, Colored Ink, Card Board, Cards, Paper,-FanoyEuvelopea. eic'., introducing LATENT STYLES. As we work exclusively on tho *?-CASHTBINCIPLE,-S? patrons of the oflice may dopend upon having full justice, in thc way of Low .PTJCES. Tho proprictoris a practical printer i erOpl?ys first class workmen;"*h* offlce"?trpplied with' every thing nciuj*?aary to turn,out good wor?t; and prices lower -than any ?t?bhtihment'?n this State. Our. friends in the country may send orders to this onW and rely uponreceivinifWie same attention Ind being fined n's promptly and as cheaply aa if giwn personally. - Traveling showmen," hotcmeepeis. railroad agents and all who have PRINTING to do, will lind it to tbeir Interest to call. An exa? mination and comparison ol prices of the fol? lowing grades of work, will convince all that em" agg^rti^ns ^r^^orr^c^ ^ Countv Officer's Blank?, . .Lawyer's Blanks, Invitations. Bills of Fare, Railroad Receipts, ^l>r:iy Bank C^^c^S^ "^^^^^^^ foul Snipes, Wedding, Visiting and Business Cards, Ac, Catalogues, of all styles and sizes, in ono, two. threo Colors and Bronze. fcS-Business Cards, Programmes aud Hand? bills, furuiabed at prices ranging from $2 to $7 per thousand, according to quality, size and quantity. We are determined to offer such inducements to those in want ot PRINTING of ANY KIND as to make the capital the great centro of printing for Sonth Carolina, and the PHONIX AND GLEANER the establishment where it can be satisfactorily accomplished. EST AB MARCH, LISHED 1 8 C 5 THE VEBY LATEST NEWS, Bv Telegraph and Mails, from all parts of the World, full Commercial and Market Reports, besides a vast amount of miscellaneous reading matter, of interest to all: spicy Communica? tions, Editorials and Local Items, Poetrv and Miscellany, will be found in tho DAILY and TRI-WEEKLY PHON1X and WEEKLY GLEANER-. Every issue of the Daily contains from ten to fonrtcen columns of read? ing matter; the Tri-weekly from twenty to twenty-four, and the Weekly thirty-two long columns-making it the LARGEST and CHEAPEST PAPER in tho South. Specimen copies furnished. TE11M8 FOR SIX MONTHS, IN ADVANCE. Daily $1.00; Tri-Week ly $2.50; Weekly $1.50. Persons residingon the Greenville, Charlotte aud Augusta Railroads, can receive the PHOE? NIX, containing Telegraphic Markets, etc., 24 hours ahead of tho Charleston papers. JULIAN A. SELBY, Oct 7_Editor and Proprietor. Fine Teas, Liquors, &o. HYSON, Blaok and Japan TEAS, selected by an expert. Mucha, Java, Laguayra and Rir^ COFFEES. WINES, LIQUORS AND CORDIALS.-These are guaranteed io strength, quality ?od puri? ty; in variety equal to any house outside tho great commercial centre?, as to prices as well as enanty._OEO. SYMMERS. Flour ! Flour I! JTA BB LS. CH010E FAMILY FLOUR, at OU $10-best In market. 50 bbls. Extra Family Flour, at $0-equal to country. 50 bbls. Super Flour, at $8-new and sweet. Our Choice Family Flour is the "cream of thc city and superior to any in thia market " Terme cash._J. A. T. R. AGNEW. Beer! Beer!! SOME dealers in this city have been in doubt that I could hold ont supplying them with Beer this summer. I now inform the public that I have a large supply of old Lager Beer on hand, which I put against any Beer brought from the North, or even imported from Gor? man v. as to purity and strength. I am ready to test lt br tho Beer seale. Aug 20 JOHN C. SEEGERS.