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--.-,-. i. i Friday Horning, October 8,1869. CASTE.- Tho New York; Journal oj Commerce declares tho effort made in Washington to instituto a lawsuit to test whether persons with more or less negro blood in their veins hare a right to seats in the theatre among the whites, or whether they can only be admitted to a part reserved for thom, a small business to got excited over. Elsewhere than in Washington tho question of the right of negroes id theatres and other pluces set? tles itself wi}hout recourse to law, which fe much boiter for the negroes and all concerned; for law is an expensive luxury, which, lik? doctors' advice, should be taken only, when absolutely necessary. The Jo ur adds: "Hore in New York we do not hear of negroes being expelled from theatres, because they choose of their own accord to goto that part of the building which custom has assigned to them. If there is any feeling of caste in the case, the co? lored peoplei. have it as strongly as the whites, and areas little disposed as tho whites to minglo with them when per? sonal contact pan bo avoided. Tho whole subject of das to in color, like that of as? sociations in' society, churches, clubs, etc., seoras to be self-adjusting, and all the law decisions in the world will not materially change the present attitude of the two races towards each other in this country, except as a legal conflict may create excitement and deepen existing prejudices." . '?" ( ,u..'.. ., " g ? ? ... VioTOB Boao's Viaws.-At the Lau? sanne Peaoo Congress, it devolved upon Victor Hago to close the Congress. He called for tho "embrace of the republic and socialism." He went on to say : "Oar enemies say, 'If necessary, so? cialism would accept the empire.' lt is not trae. Oar enemies say, 'The repub? lic ignores socialism.' It is not true. The high and definitive formula which I have jost recalled, while it expresses the whole republic, also expresses the whole socialism. At the side of liberty, which implies property, there is equality, which implies the right of work, s lofty formula of 1848; ana there is also fraternity, whioh implies solidarity. Therefore, re Fublican and socialism are one. Citizens, am not myself a republican of the eve, but I om a socialist of tho day before the eve. Id j socialism dates from 1828; therefore, I have the right to speak of it. Socialism is vost and not narrow; it em? braces all ,human problems, the social conception' in its entirety. While il evokes the important question of work and wages, it proclaims the inviolability of human life, the abolition of war, thc abolition of the gallows, the abolition ol murder under all tts forms, the substitu? tion of instruction for penalty. It pro? claims the gratuitous and obligatory edu? cation; it proclaims woman equal tc man-it proclaims the right of the child and the responsibility of mau; lastly, it proclaims the individual sovereignty, which is identical with liberty. What ie all that? It io socialism; it is also repub? licanism. Citizens, socialism is thc affirmation of life; republicanism is thc affirmation of right. The one raises ar. the individual to the dignity of man the other raises up the mau to the dig nity of oitieen. Is there au ncccorc more perfect? Yes; we all agree. W? do not wu ut a Cte -?ar. I defend social ism, which is calumniated. On the dnj when the question is pat between slavery and well-being-panem ?l circenses ou tht one baud, and liberty with poverty oe the other, no one amongst, tho Bepnbli cans and tbe Socialists will hesitate; and all-I declare it, I affirm it, I answer fo; it-all will prefer to the white bread o servitude the black bread of liberty Therefore we must not lot antagonism ap pear and germinate. Therefore, in; Socialist brethren, my Republican tra thren, let us stand close and serriei around justice and truth; let us face th? enemy. Who is tbe enemy? The one my is more and less than a man. It is i compound of hideous facts, which weigh on the world, and whioh devours it. I is a monster with a thousand claws, although with but ono head. The ene my? Is it that sinister incarnation o thc old military and monarcbial erinn who stifles and spoliates ns; who put hi; hand on our months and in oar pocket -(yes, yes; trae, trae)-who has tin millions, tho bndgets, the priests, tin valets, tho civil lists, the palaces, all tb? armies, and not a single people. Th? enemy it is who reigns, governs and or gauizes at tho present moment. Citi zens, let us be tho enemies of tho enemy let us be our own friends; let us be ont; one soul to fight him; let us have oui; one heart to love each other. Citizens let us cry fraternity! Another word auc I have finished. Let us look at tb future; let..us think of the day, certain inevitable, near at hand, perhaps, whei tho whole of Europe will be cnltivate? like that noble Swiss country which wei comes us. at this moment. That littl c?untry has its grandeur-it has a conn try whioh is called a republic, it has mountuin which is called the Virgin Liko Switzerland, let us hav<j a republi for n citadel, and may our itninaculat and inviolable liborty be like the Jung frau, a virgin freak in full light. I saint tho future revolution." A man and woman arrived at a bott iu Cincinnati, and asked if tbey had an; "marrying facilities" about the house They were soon spliced, when tho ma told the clerk to chango the register, an put them into ono room, with first-rat sleeping utensils, ns they were bot mighty sleepy. It is pow published as a fact that th vignettes on tho new ten and fiftee cents stamps aro pictures of two note rions Washington courtezans. pondent of the Cb arl eaton Courier, my* of_Prof,_Hart ".^Wjare tlomjjtfhaa the ufciversit; are Mtereet leajffingvthat of our poop! edncate their sons at home. Our colleges and academies are doing much in the causo of education, and wo would like to see them made tributary to the Univer? sity, by elevating the standard of the latter and making it worthy of the name. "Prof. Hart graduated at the State Mi? litary Academy, taking the second honor in his class in 1851. Gen. Jenkins, who fell at the battle of the Wilderness, in May, 1864, taking tho first honor. He was a tutor in the Furman University nt Greenville, South Carolina, from '55 to '57. and was elected adjunct Professor Natural Philosophy and Chemistry in '57. He resigned in '58 and went to Germany to prepare himself for teach? ing. He spent six years there, and gra? duated at the University of Hiedelberg with considerable distinction, and took the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Just before his graduation, ho submitted cn original mathematical problom, which was well thought of and an appropria? tion made for its publication and dis? semination. "We hope the radical Board of Trus? tees will do eqnally well in filling the vacancies existing in the Facnlty. Our only regret in the eleotion of Prof. Hart is, that he was not made Professor of the school of Natural and Mechanical Phi? losophy and Astronomy, a position for which he is eminently qualified." ROBINSON CRUSOE.-The Antiquarian Society of Scotland have just received a donation to their museum of two inte? resting articles, which cannot fail to bo attractive, especially to juvenile visitors and all who have read-and who has not? Defoe's world-wino story of "Robinson Crusoe." The relics consist of tho sea chest, and a carved cocoanut cup, which were the property of Alexander Selkirk, the prototype of "Robinson Crusoe." These were with him in his solitary resi? dence on Juan Fernandez, and were brought home with him when taken off the island by Captain Woodes Rogers. They were used by Selkirk while he lived in Largo, after his return to his native place. The chest contained his clothes, etc., and when he went off from Largo, were left with his descendants, where they remained till thc death of one of them a few years ago, when they were sold to u gentleman in London. They were recently placed in tho hands of Mr. Chapman, of Hanover street, for dis? posal, and have been purchased by Sir David Baxter, who, with his usual gene? rosity, has presented them to tho Society of Antiquarians of Scotland. The chest is made of a species of mahogany, and has Selkirk's initials rudely carved on it, and what seems to have been his number in the ship. The enp was carved by Sel? kirk while on the island, and was mount? ed in silver nt one time; but having been carried off by a peddler, for some months no trace of it could be got, till it was re? turned from Perth without its silver stem, for which a wooden one had been substi? tuted. The edge has a silver band, with an inscription on it. Only three other relics of Selkirk are known to be in ex? istence. His musket is in possession of a gentleman in Fife; his brown-ware cnn is in Edinburgh, and his walking-stick is in the museum a Coulter Mains. [Scotsman. "TIME ,TO GET UV."-Consider our rooster crowing. We published a story recently of a boy instructed on miracles, who was asked what he would think if he saw the sun shining at mid-night. "Fd think it was the moon," ?aid he. "But what if yon kuew it was thc sun?" asked the instructor. "I'd think it was time to get up," says he. It J'S time to get up. The sun is shining at mid-night. Vir? ginia is conservative, Kentucky immense? ly so, Tennessee prodigiously, and Cali? fornia almighty. At tho election iu the Golden State on tho 1st September, the Democrats elected three-fourths of the Legislature, nud carried everything in the way of County offices. It is time to get up. Tho sun is shining, and our rooster crows. Radicalism, like every dog. lins had its day. Tue men who honestly worked with it are giving up tho ship, and will join with conservatives for the country's good. Pennsylvania, Ohio, and others, will join the pyramid next month. [ Clarks!) ur y Conservative. DIRECT TRADE-THE FIRST STEAMSHIP. Wo are informed that the Darieu, a fine propeller, Ulonging to tho Charleston and Liverpool steamship linc, sailed from Liverpool on Tuesday last. Tho Danen, which may be expected to steam up to onr wharves in about fifteen days, is of 1,172 tons burthen, and will bo fol? lowed by other staunch ships adapted to our trade. To show the rapidity with which mercantile combinations are made in this era of telegraphs and steam, wo may mention that cotton to arrive by the Darieu has already been sold in Liver? pool.-Charleston Kfirs. The foolishness of the African City Couueil, of Washington, will leave that city without theatres. They oro attempt? ing to compel managers to admit the odorous individuals to the parque?te and circles; but there aro portions of the house assigned for them, and, unless they occupy these withont further dis? turbance, every manager iu Washington will close his theatre. Why is not tho following sensible rule always adhered to? "If a gentleman and lady are walking together, she should always be nt his right arm, whether it be towards the inside or ont sido of the walk; thus the lady will avoid being pushed aud annoyed by passers-by. Al? ways turn to your right when passing a person oi persons on the street." ? -TMM-Mgw??1?1 ?.Wi?Srt^^o QweEr *hite that they b?ught th?ir ??kota ana Lharoom, ar^f wera put bat. <Nttw they intend to bring the case beioro the courts and test tho social equality ordi? nance recently passed by the Washing? ton Couricil. ' - At the evacuation of Ascurrn, Presi? dent Lopez is said to have removed everything, including his guns. An en? gagement, it -is- reported, took plaoe during tho retreat betweon 30,000 allies and 3,000 Paraguayans, resulting iu the loss to thc latter of 2,500 men, und all their archives and specie. Letters said to have boen received in Washington from Cuba represent the Americans in thc Cuban army as anxious to leave, being subjected to injustice and cruelty. They aro required to take the front in battle, and if captured, are shot by tho Spaniards, aud aro even assas? sinated by their Cuban comrades. Cheese! Cheese!! pf rv BOXES choice cutting CHEESE just fJU received, and for salo low, bv Oct S_J. A T. R.'AONEW. Blue Stone. Ir^rvrk LBS. BLUE STONE on hand, and .VJ\J\J for salo low, by Oct 8_J. A T. lt. AGNEW. Wanted, AGOOD PLAIN COOK. One that can come well recommended. Call at Oct 8 G. DIERCKS'. Main street. Mules and Horses. r^n, A LOT of very fine MULEsfl^. f"*? and HORSES can be seen at .aWifrjoyner'a Hotel Stables. .M /I" Among them aro several good Saddle and Harness Horses. Two pair Match Horses. PriceB reasonable. J. A. ALLEN. Oct 8 3? MILL POND AND CHANNEL OYSTERS. AFTER the lat of November, it is 'proposed to furnish those Oysters, either in tho shell or opened, in quantities to suit purchasers, and at the low? est market prices. Thc Mill Fond Ovster supplied will bo thc celebrated GULLA ISLAND OYSTER, from thc Lucas Mill Fond, at Charleston, which, for llavor and plumpness, is well known to be un? surpassed. Terms cash. Orders solicited from all parts of tho count rv. Address THOMAS McCRADY, Agent, P. O. Box No. 339, Charleston,**. C. REFERENCES-James Adgor A Co., Hon. J. B. Campbell, Dr. Kt. J. Ravenel. David Jen? nings, McCrady A Son, W. G. Diuglo, John S. Ryan._Oct C 8 Notice. CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, COECMOIA, October 2, 1809. TAXES on Sales of Merchandize, Sales at Auction and on Commission, Insurance Agencies, Receipts of Hotels, Saloons, Ac, ic, for the quarter ending October 1 are due, and prompt pavment of the same ia required. Oct 3 0_J. H. MCMAHON, City Clerk. OATS. BUSHELS prime HEAVY OATS, for 0\f\f sale low, by_E. A O. P. HOPE. English Dairy Cheese. BOXES E. D. CHEESE, 4t) 50 boxes Cutting Cheese. For sale low by E. A G. D. HOFE. Holland Oin. 1PIFE PURE SCHIEDAM GIN, direct from the Custom Hout-e. JOHN C. SEEGERS. Bremen Lager Beer. JUST RECEIVED, 5 Casks-60 Doz. Pints of this celebrated BEER, which has boon nut of market for some time, as thc quantity is limited. Au carly call, onlv, can secure a supply. GEORGE SYMMERS. Notice of Copartnership. yrrrv THE subscribers have this dayj^^T, S^Mgformcd a Copartnership, for then^l : ?EBBtransaction of a General Grocery'l^t-i;; and Commission business, in this city,to be conducted under the namo and style of WELLS A CALDWELL; and hope, by strict attention to business, to merit a liberal share cf patron? age from our friends and thc public generally. We have ample warehouse room for the stor? age ol Cotton, and other conntry produce. Our location is on Gervais streot, near the South Carolina and Greenville and Columbia Railroad Depots, and next door West of tho National Hotel. JACOB H. WELLS, JOHN D. CALDWELL. CoLVMBlA,?8. C., October 2, 1809. O 3 |j??9 ? ? ? # ? A Card. THE subscriber has opened an office at the Store of Messrs. Wells A Caldwell, and will be pleased to see his friends and former mstomers. Storage will bo provided for any Dotton that may be consigned to his caro. Oct 3 llfii!)_JAMES K. FRIDAY. Removed to New Store Tn Columbia Hotel Jlloel; One Door North (>/ Main Entrance. M TIIK MAMMOTH BOOT, SHOE AND HAT HOUSE IS now roceiving a very 1 Stock, and is now< inspection. Tho. ....1 compriso every ^ . irticlo usually kopt in a first class house, such LS Hats, from tho lowest grade to tho fluent lilk beavor, Boots and ShoeB in every Btylo, md at pricos to snit all, Trunks, Valises, La lies' and Gents' Leather, Carpet and Cloth land-bags, School Satchels, Umbrellas, Ac. Thankful for past favorB. I will bo happy to oceivo a continuance of public patronage. Tho attention of Wholcsalo Buyers is soli tltod. Call at sign of tho big Boot and Hat. Oct 3__A. SMYTHE. PALL AND WINTER Q00DB. HAVING received from New York my i supply of FALL and WINTER QOODS, I consisting of English, French and Ameri? can Cassi mores, Scotch Tweeds, Voatings, ?o., Ao., I invite my old customers and tho uiblic generally to call and examine for them lelves, Holing satisfied that I can show as fine loods, and give as good bargains, as can bo ibtainod anywhoro. With an experience of Iftcen or twonty years in the business, and a :orps of competent workmen, my cnatomers nay rolv upon being satisfied. Sept 19 J. F. EISENMANN. A Raleigh (ft ij. J peper olalms that the Governor and Troaauror of that ?; ?pnsted by New York operator!, boen makipgWorkupe by,<|?pres?? ltate stocka, fhyingy theojl in atA ?, and thejflthrouA theft offion wuwvd appreciating, tb?bi ana selling ??Mrs. Bridget JLbkk'lh^'-heJeif. irom the fifth story of a tenement house in New York, and was killed on the spot. Reports derogatory to her diameter are said to be the cause. A temporary inmate of the Saugus (Mass.) Alms House killed bis wife yes? terday with a pair of shoe clamps. A colored .man at Selma, Ala., one day lost week, picked 618 pounds of cotton. SILVER WARE, AND FANCY ARTICLES. THE UNDERSIGNED has opened a beauti? ful assortment of articles in hid linc, to which ho invites tho attention of purchasers. His stock of WATCHES ia from tho boHt makers in tho country, whilo hid JEWELRY ia unexceptionable; and hid FANCY ARTICLES are so variod in charactor that ho is confident he will bo ablo to please tho most fastidious. SPECTACLES to suit all agca. He invites spa? cial attention to the collection nf SILVER and PLATED WARE, which is warranted to bo au represented. All kinds of REPAIRING faith? fully attended to. Give me a call I. SULZRACIIER, Oct 7 Next door to Sn vin RH Hank. Gas-Light Bills. CONSUMERS will bear in mind that if they desire the Gae to bo continued, they must be prompt in paying their billa, now duo, or discontinue. JACOB LEVIN, Oct 6 3 Secretary Gas Company. CHE AP CLOTHING, AT J. SULZBACHER'S. CHEAP DRY GOODS, at J. SULZBACHER'S. CHEAP HATS AND CAPS, at J. SULZBACHER'S. CHEAP SHOES AND BOOTS, at J. 8ULZBACHER'S. Main street, next Phd'nix Ojjice. Oct G SEED GRAIN. 3 OOO BUSHELS WALKEU WHEAT, the moat hardy, early aud prolific variety grown in Tcnnessscc-Amber Color. 200 bushels Kilpatrick Anti-rust WHEAT Amber Color. 200 bushels Boughton WHITE WHEAT. 500 bushels BARLEY and RYE. 2,500 bushels White and Mixed CORN. 500 bushels Black Seed OATS. On consigument and for Bale by J. O. MATHEWSON, Commission Merchant, Augusta, Ga. Qet6_+5_ The Albemarle Fire Insurance Co., CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. ?^CAPITAL S 4 O O , O O O . -?? CHARTER PEBl'ETCAL. Losses Adjusted Equitably and J'aid Promptly. WE publish the following letter from Rev. John A. Broaduo. D. D , (lato of Virgi? nia,) Professor in tho Theological Seminary at Greenville, 8. C.: GREENVILLE, S. C., January 13, 1SC0. HI E. Earle, Esq.-DEAU Sin: I am peraon ally acquaintod with tho Preaidont, Secretary and all tho Directors of tho Albemarle Insur? ance Company, Charlottesville, Va., and know them to bo men of high stauding-of Bubatau tial means, and of firat rato abilities for busi? ness. I have always understood that the Com? pany was well managed, and on a good basia. Vurv trulv yours, JOHN A. BROADUS. WM. E. EARLE, Kept 2? tufB General Agent for tho State. H. E. SCOTT, Agent, Columbia, S. C. Col. J. N. BROWN, Agent, Anderson. J. H. HIM. A Co., Agonta, Unionvillo. Notice to Wholesale Liquor Dealers. UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, ASSISTANT ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, 1ST DIVISION, 3n DISTRICT, S. C., October 1, 18G9. THE Internal Revenuo Laws rcquiro that every cask or packago of spirituous liquor of five gallons and upwards, tilled for shipment, salo or delivery on the premises of a wholesale liquor doal'er, must bo gauged and inspected, and havo ii fl ix cd thereto tho wholesale liquor dealer's stamp. J. F. ENSOIt, U. S. Gauger, Oct 2 _Oftico at Loaphart A Sloan's. New Dress Goods AT C. F. JACKSON'S. HANDSOME lino of black and colored SILKS, Satin striped POPLINS, Turban PLAIDS, Figured, Chene and Mottled MOHAIRS, Engliah SEItGE. Grav Mixed MAI WOE, Silk faced POPLIN'S, French PLAID. All-wool EPINGLINE, plain black CRETONNE, black and colored ALPACAS, black repcllant CLOTH, RIBBONS, Trimmings and Buttons, fashiona? ble styles; magnificent Saab Ribbons. Sept 20_C. F. JACKSON. French Cassimeres. JUST received a few choice FRENCH CAS? SIMERES for pantaloons and suits, which will bo cut to order, and mado in tho boat manner. B. A W. C. SWAFFIELD. Sept 20_ Sights and Sensations IN FRANCE, GERMANY, Ac. $1.50. Hilt to Hilt, by Surry,or Eaglo's Nest, $1.50. Five Acres Too Mneh, by Roosevoldt, a very pleasant and instructive book, $1.50. How Crops Grow, for all agriculturalists, by Professor Johnson, $1.60. Old Town Folks, a novol, by Mrs. Stowe, $2. The Wedding Day In all Ages and Countries. Stretton, a novol, by Kingsloy, 40 conts. Tho Villa on tho Rhino, by Auerbach. Ho Know Ho waa Right, by Trollope. The Malay Archipelago, its Inhabitants and Animals, finely illustrated, full of information. European ?Vineyards, by Flagg, $150. Liddons' Bampton Lectures, London. The Virginians, The Newcomes, cheap edi? tions Thackeray's works and other new books. For salo at BRYAN ? McCARTER'S June 30 Bookstore. BUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday morning, a ot?mp* woman J nailed Mary Cosby, erxjloyjad as a ?ookAy Jfcep|| Tay for, ' died very suddouly/il? his&?lojj^en, jiflst rafter preparing ^reaj?fast.^ AO; inquest Vas^held by Coroner Thompson, and aftor hearing the evidenoa of witnesses and of Dr. Gibbes, who performed the post mor?an examination, tho jury re? turned a verdict "that she came to her death from disease of tho heart." The piles of boxes daily deposited in front of tho storo of Messrs. J. H. &, M. JJ. Kimud, on Main street, near Plain, aro substantial evidence that they are rapidly filling their sbolves with many useful and tasty articles pertaining to their business ns wholesale aud retail dry goods merchants. Tho senior member of tho firm has been eugaged in this bu? siness in Columbia for many years, and his skill and judgment in selectiug arti? cles particularly adapted to this market, are'kuowu and properly appreciated. ADAM BEDE-BY Gronos ELIOT.-Wo aro indebted to Messrs. Bryan & McCar ter for a copy of this standard novel. It is, perhaps, the best of George Eliot's works. The present edition belongs to Harper's library edition, illustrated. This book deserves a place in ono's li? brary. The characters are strongly drawn, and Adnm Bede in particular stands out in bold relief-a man sincere in converse, and with a conscience clear UH tho noonday. The price of this hand? some volume is 75 cents. CRUMBS.-Governor Scott has appoint? ed tho following persons as Magistrates, viz: Edgefield County-James A. Tol? bert and Thomas E. Jennings; Oconee W. W. Watson; Hpartanburg-Elijah Dill; Union-Glen D. Peake; York-R. L. McCants. C. C. Bryce, Notary Pub lie for Walhalla. Wo aro authorized to state that, witl its usual liberality, tho South Caroline Railroad Company offers to take for om fare, going and returning, all persons do sirons to attcud tho Fair in this oity ncx mouth, aud they will carry, free of al charge, produce, stock, and all other ar tides intended for exhibition at the Fair An enterprising Charlestonian has un dertnken to place those delicious bivalve within 'reach of the benighted people o the interior, and tho first class names t< which ho refers are a guarantee that b is all right. See advertisement. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS AND GENERA SESSIONS, October 7, 1869.-Tho jur charged with the case of tho State vt Ainsley Price and George Price, indictc for assault and battery, with intent t kill, after being out for sixteen houri returned the following verdict: "W find that the alleged assault and batter was not committed, if committed at al in Richland County." In the coso of William Smith, coloree for grand larceny, thc prisoner was foun guilty. The Grand Jury returned tho follov ing cases: Gus Adams, Josh Jones, Simon Wa: ron, Peter Green and Cyo Joyner-La: cony. True bill. Bill Shackelford, Honry Black, Die Forman and Tom Shackelford-Larceny True bill. W. B. Lowrance-Assault and battei in presence of tho Court. True bill. John O'Connor-Assault and batter in two cases. No bill. Robert Galloway-Grand larcen True bill. Joseph Stovenson-Petit larcen Truo bill. HOTEL ARRIVALS, October 7.-Cohn bia Hotel.-M. McLaughlin, James ( Holmes, T. H. Symuies, J. S. Ryan, . G. Holmes, Jr., Charleston; R. O. Bus H. F. Heriot, Georgetown; W. M. Col New York; J. R. Bailey, W. H. Hove A. McBeo, Grconville; W. E. Hagoo Goorgia; M. J. Calnan, H. P. Adar and lady, city; - Leuuor, - Grabar England; J. W. Hardy, Spartonburg; E. Thames, B. F. Alford, Augusta; ] T. Lamar, Richland. Nickerson House.-J. J. Pringle Bot Alston, Benj. H. Wilson, Georgetow J. W. Floyd, Mrs. J. W. Floyd, Mrs. i J. Pettit, Virginia; D. Mower aud wife, B. Seigler, G. W. Conner, Nowberr Mrs. Vinson, Mrs. L. Vinson, Mast Vinson, Union; Wm. Johnston, Chi lotto; H. G. Huntington, Mancheste England; A. W. Hameter, G. and C. '. R ; H. C. Summers, B. R. R. R.; C. ] Simpkins, Enterprise, Fla. ; J. C. Colt Augusta; Miss Calhoun and two nephov J. W. Trowbridge, Abbeville; S. H. ? Clair, Rome, N. Y. ; J. H. Gay, Gold Grove; J. L. Denton, Yorkville. National Hotel-Jessie Leather wood, S. Allon, Spartanburg; R. H. Brown, ] Coward, N. C. ; T. M. Jenkins, Ne win ry; John Allen, Frank Niernseo, oity; ! W. Hamiter, G. & C. R. R. ; A. 0. Tod Laurens; G. W. Crawford, Isaac A. J len, Tenn.; John Wilson, Greensboi N. C.; Seth W. Manpin, Richmond, K; C. W. Rawlinson, Riohland; John A Bowen, Baltimore; C. W. Montgomoi Charleston; Geo. W. Franklin, Clin tc Mrs. Hampton Wolfe & Son, Lexingte ~ WV bavwr^'rei?e?? to MB toft* the reaigoaUorl A<of t??jwo Pfofpefeorfc' will not immediately affect tbo:couree of study ir^ the Un i verei ty, M Prof., Sacbt: lebeu'e rcsigu?t?o'u baa relation to tho oudof October-by which time the va? cancy may bejstrppl>*jd-r?rfd Prof. Iii vere has signified bis -willingness to remain in tho discharg? of his duties until his suc? cessor shall be appointed* ? . , HOLD ON TO YOUR COTTON.-A clique in New York manipulated the gold mar? ket. Gold went up and then went down. A clique in New York or elsewhere may put down cotton. Cotton is down now, and if tho crop is withheld, it will soon go up again. As far, then, ns ono's ob? ligations will permit, let him hold his cotton. This is the true policy. WEDDING CAUDS AND ENVELOPES.-A lot of wedding cards aud envelopes, of latest styles, has just been received; which will be printed in imitation of en? graving, and at less than one-tenth the cost. Call and see specimens at PnozNix oflice. MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.-The Northern and Western mails are open for delivery at 1 p. m.; closed at 11.30n. m. Charles? ton (day) and Greenville open at 5.30 p. m.; closed at 8.30 p. m. . Charleston night mail open at 8.30 a. m.; closed at 4.15 p. m. On Sunday, the post office is open from 1 to 2 p. m. A few copies of the "Sack and Destruc? tion of Columbia" can be obtained at the Phoenix office. Price twenty-five cents. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.-Attention i? called to the following advertisements, published tho first time this morning: Thos. McCrady-Mill Pond Oysters. G. Diercks-Cook Wanted. J. & T. R. Agnew-Cheese, &c. J. A. Allen-Mules and Horses. P. F. Frazee-Sheriff's Sale. ILLS THAT FLESH IS HEIR TO.-Scro? fula or King's Evil, Rheumatism, Neu? ralgin, Swelling of the Glands and .loints, Emptions of the Skin, Seconda? ry Syphilis with all its train of evils, Im? pure Blood, Female Diseases, Low Spirits, Liver Complaint, Nervousness, ?co., ?fcc, fall to the lot of mankind. But, happily, they have their antidote. DR. TLTT'S SARSAPARTLA and QUEEN'S DE? LIGHT possesses the qualities to expel them from tho system, restore perfect health and produce happiness, where all was misery. 02 6 WHAT rr WILL, DO.-Judge by what it has done. Heinitsh's QUEEN'S DE? LIGHT. It bas cured a sore leg of twen? ty-five years stnading. It has restored to health persons long diseased. It has cured cutaneous eruptions, tetter, Sec. It has cured the dyspeptic of his com? plaint of long standing. It has restored to life tho child supposed to be dying. It has produced a radiant glow on the female cheek. It has invigorated the feeble and languishing. It hos imparted vigor to the young. It has vitalized the decaying functions of age. It has puri? fied tho blood and invigorated life. It has cured Liver Complaint and nervous disorders. It has proven to bo a great blessing to females. It establishes regu? larity of the organs. It is the lamp of life and way to health, and everybody should try a botte of HEINITSH'S QUEEN'S DELIGHT. A14 To the Public. HAVING just roturned from tho North, with a NEW STOCK OF SUPEBIOR IGOODS, for tin' custom trade, I am pre - .pared to ?I1 orders at short notico and in the very latest styles. A better stock, in my lino, has never been brought to this city, and having several competent workmon, I guaranteo satisfaction to all. Give me a call. Sept 18_C. D. EBERHARD!1. LEE BROTHERS, Auctioneers and Conuniasion Merchants WE have this day formed a copartnerabip to conduct a General Auctioneer and Commission business, in tho town of Colum? bia, and surrounding Counties, and will attend to tho salo of overy description of property placed in our bauds. We aro in communica? tion with a reliable real estate agent in tho city of Baltimore, who has large transactions in our Stato, and aro satisfied of oar ability to act with promptness, and give full satisfaction to any who will intrust their property to our caro. LOCAL SALES in the city will meet with instant attention, and liberal advances made on articles placed in our hands for sale. We hopo to merit thc patronage of the community generally. Office, for tlie presiont, at the Store of Mr. A. SHIV the, Columbia Hotel building. A. M. LEE, Sept 10 tl5_THOS. g. LEE. School Notice. MUS. ZIMMERMAN'S Female Institution will recommence on October 4, next, for tho reception of Pupils and Boarders, as here? tofore. Tho course of studies will emhraco all constituting a perfect English education; also, Music, Drawing, Painting, Latin and French. Sept_10_xlmo Executor's Notice. ALL persons having claims against thc es? tate of the late M. BRENNEN, deceased, will present them, proporlv attested, to thc undersigned. MARY BRENNEN, JOHN AGNEW. July 23 f3mo_Qualilled Ei'ra. Beer! Beer!! SOME dealers in this oily have been in doubt that I could bold out supplying them with beer this summer. I now inform tho public that I havo a large supply of old Lager Seer m hand, which I put against any Beer brought Trora the North, or even imported from Ger? many, as to parity and strength. I am ready to test it by the Beer scale. Aug 20 JOHN C. SEEGER8. Eureka Champagne. .)fi CASES California CHAMPAGNE, ma ?X3 nufactured from the pure and unadulte? rated juice of the Grape, and much superior in davor and quality to the many chemically pre? pared and spurious imitations now offered to the public. Price per case of 1 dozen Quarts, 115.00; or, 2 dozen Pints at $16. Terms c?sh. Aug ll J. A T. E. AGNEW.