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the philanthropist, George Peabody, "ce proiouu? ocH?utio?. Nearly oil iW^?M^^ Wtnary arU M*B? f*????**, ?eye; "The ne-wu of Mr. Peabody's daatlv will be . received wilL?ot be ? naera poaaing tribute of Elitote > to a munificent benefactor. /Peabodv, through a long life, aoon '-,*id Manifold titles t? be lamented. Man. eftf,ent patriot and was loved ?d as much a? at home. , Ho waa a Englander who, when the South waa bowed down to the dust, stopped toward and claimed a right to succor fcefj,; He was no courtier, yet he waa honored by sovereigns and princes. He V? ?>roi?ss ia his charity, whioh pau? perised nobody. He was a philanthro? pist who waa liked as well as honored. .Ehe? was ho thing bard pr narrow about his philanthropy. He simply did what? ever good oame in his way." To.t?brrow will be a holiday. The Queen'will visit tu? city to open the new b>idge snd' Viaduct. . /:>Tl?4Wr^,..'??ovember 5.-The Cortes have again adjourned. Tho Government .wifi etrdeftvoj' to'fill the vacant seats with J>^saji9^f,th0 Dake of Genoa. WT J many electoral meetings in .various parta ??#4h? city ; bat no occasion for poliaoin WWeiencte. * " t -Stats/. .?November 5.-Halter re are moro unfavorable-to .'tho Re ^mSmfj^/ff??? vSttrnWet the r^Mvn X>emo<?r?ti$, an# tfie As -..Wbly ciaqtteea Democratic! majority. .9MS mie# pats the Assembly seventy .Pemyoorajta, and fifty-eight Republicana. .1 'jK'SwjpiwW! detectives have captured a big tobacco stamp counterfeiting eata btebtnent. > Private statements indicate a*HWd? rangeai accomplices. ^tWff ., ,6A*;F?AHoisao, Nove?M?Fo.-The America has deparUtdjdMHong Kong, jilli 1,000 Ch?L-*gjH(PEl,000,000 in A locomotivo has reached Gold Hill and the whistle of the locomotive was answered by tho whistles from Yellow Jaoket and Grown Point, Minn. S BloHO?ON?, November 5.-Tho State Fair closed this evening. $8,000 in pre? m?ame ware awarded. Dr. Ly JV. Waring, a prominent physi? cian, died suddenly this morning. CHARLESTON, November 5. -Arrived steamers Jas. Adger, New York; Gulf Stream, New York; Star-light, Portland, Maine. Sailed-steamer J. W. Ever man, Philadelphia; schooner M. E. Fen? wick, Jacksonville. Washington New?. WASHINGTON, November 5.-The re port of the Comptroller of the Currency Will make a radical chango in banking laws, whereby tho system will be open to jail who can furnish the necessary securi? ty a? The Postmaster-General has ordered a new building to be selected for the post office in Nashville, the present one being unequal to the demand. rThe' Sob-Committee on Eleetion de? cline visiting South Carolina. The elec? tions in that State will be investigated here,,after the meeting of Congress. Internal revenue receipts to-day, over $500,000. Customs from the 25th to the 30th in? clusive, over $8,600.000. i .: Since the organization of the order of OjiW Fellows in this country, in 1830, np td and including 1869, the amount of revenue, receivod by the order bas been S81.82i.QU.43. The receipts from 1860 to 1869 amounted to $13,111,133-an in? crease over the~_prece"ding ten years of SB ?NPIIMK ^HE AMOUNT ?F RELIEF .'afforded, as appears by the records of the ordert from. 11830 to 1869, was $13,775, 680.42; and the number of members ini jtyt?tf 060.459. The ten years between axwL.including 1850 and 1859 Were the most prosperous the order has ever known in this country. . - . In tho Demooratic procession iu New York, Wednesday night, tho Sixth ward carried . a magnificebt banner, on which , was inscribed, "Our National Disturbers . ?^rl'ast, Present and Fbture," represent? ed as follows > Tho first by a man and brother of the colored persuasion;'the second by a sharp, vinegar-vis&ged Womeai, typical of tho woman's rights woman of the period; and tho third by a Chinaman, as tue disturber of tho future. A recently-appointed postmistress at a post office on the plains, sends her ?rst quarterly report to tho department with the following foot-note: "For weeks past I have slept with a six-shooter by my i bedside and a carving-knife under my pillow, expecting at break-o'day the lu- j dians would oome for my scalp; but all of this hud not been half so harassing to | my mind as tho making ont of one quar? terly report." Two Pittsburg girls, who put on men's clothes, and went out ono ovening for a lark, were arrested by a policeman ns suspected burglars, and when he told them tiiey would have to go to the sta? tion-house and submit to an examina? tion, they felt bad, as they knew it would get out. They finally jumped over au iron fence, and got out of "thom clo's." An old lady said her husband was very fond of peaches, and that was his only fault. "Fault, madam?" said one, "how can you call that a fault?" "Why, be? cause (here aro different ways of eating pe ooh es; my husband takes them in the form of brandy." * ANOTHER STEAMSHIP JUIHK?-Two targe iron steamships-the Tennessee r.nd ' South' Carolina-are to be pvt on the between Charleston and New.York. Minnie Warren, now in California, where "she went to exhibit with Tom Thumb's troupe, cannot live long. AUtaiaia^ '?EPB 83; 7'? 91; North Carotina/a; or*?;' wt 38; Sooth CsroHnaV.ftew7.88, ; Flour 5 (a 10o. lower. Wheat ll^^ilowen. Pork dall, a* 30.(ML Cotton > declining-25% @26. Freights Arm. '..*?' '' 7 P. M.-rCJotton heavy lower, with aalea bf 3,100 bales at 2570. Flour -superfine State 5.20(2)5.35; common to fair extra Southern 6.00@6.60,, Wheat -winter red Western 1.89@1.4l. Corn l@2o. lower-mixed Western 1.04. Pork 30.00. Lard honyy- kettlo 17.^(?a 8. Whiskey lower.S'.at 1.11(3 1.13. Groce? ries quiet and dull . Freights linn-cot? ton steam Money 6(aj7. Gold nctive, at 271?, i BALTIMORE, ^jovs^ibe* 5.-Cotton heavy, at '2&}?. - F?onr dull aud lower, except for favorite brands-Howard street superfine 5.25. . Wheat dull nnd lower-good choioe red 1.32(al 1.49. Corn dull-new 86(3190. Pork quiet, at 33.00. Shoulders 16(a) 18. Whiskey 1,11@1.12. CrNCiNKA*i:,~Noiember 5.-Corn firm. Whiskey unsettled, with sales at 1.00. Shoulders IO,14(0)16,'.j. Nsw OIJLEANS, November 5.-Cotton easier, at 24.%; sales 4,700 balee. Coffee firm-<a?r l5@15K; prime ?6%<MV? Whiskey drill, at 1.2001.22. Ail others unchanged. Gold 27. -? - MoniXiE, November 5 -Sales of cotton to-day, 700 ihile^rjrfddifeg 24; receipts l,102; expor^ta28^ ^5- ? _i SAVANNA}!? N?veln-b-er-?.-Receipts' of cotton to day, 2,576 bides; exporfctSJJ^ middling.24J?; market dull. r- ; AUGUSTA, November 5.-Cotton market active and unchanged, with sales of 986 bales-middling* 23^@28*f: fOfcetfrt* 1.084. , . ' f CH A ULBSTON, November 5.-Cotton quiet and less firm, with aalea of 400 bales-middlings 24},<; receipts 1,404. PARIS, November 5.-The bonrajopen? quiet-rentes 71 and 37. , LONDON, November 5-Noon.-Con? sols 93*^ 82's 88??. Liiviinrooii, November 5.-Noon. Cotton steady-.uplands 123B; Orleans 12??; sale? of the week 106,000; export 20,000; specnlation 24,000; receipts of the week 44,000, whereof American is 16,000; stock afloat 341,000, of which American is 68,000. Yarns ?nd fabrics at Manchester less favorable, but it don't affect cotton. LIVEKPOOL, November 5.-Evening. Cottun steady with sales of 12,000 bales. WHOLE SALK PRICKS CHURENT, CORRECTED WEEKLY BY TUE COLUMBIA BOARD OF TRADE. VPPI.US, %;bu.i ?IStjgtl 50 SaooiNO, Gunny 270?28 Dundee y yd 30@32 JAI.K Knee, Manil,?2G N.Y.orWesWtbl0?)15 SITTER, Northern ?50 Country, ?? tt>.25?35 BACON. Haras. ..25@27 Sides, ?)lb....21?23 Shoulders .. .18 ?20 BRICKS, ^41,000.. 9?12 3ANDI.ES, 8perm40((?70 Adamantino 1L21@25 Tallow. 14?1G COTTON YARNI 90@2 ?0 :oTTON,8trict Md@21 Middliug...23$? Low MidVg, 23 @ GoodOrdnv,22 ? Ordinary... 21 ? JUEE.SK, E.D.lb. 21?23 factory.19025 Joirr.E, Rio, #ft>22@2G Laguayra_27@31 Java.37@40 ?i.onn,Co. 9 00@1000 Northern.fi 50@11 00 JUAIN, Corr. 1 40?1 50 Wheat ....1 60@2 00 Oats. 90?1 00 Teaa.1 50@1 CO IAY, North, %'Jcwt. Eastern. 3iDE?ry, f dbl24?18 Gr?i.?8 [suiom, Caro.. . l@l 25 L.Ann. tptt.20?25 LCMBEB, Bda 100 f.l 50 Scantling.1 50 8hingles,%)1000..275 LIME, "e? bbl. 2 70@2 80 \1EATH, Pork, ?Hb. 154 Boef.. .8@l3 Motton.12$. Mon.vssEs.Ouba, ?7?G2 NewOr?'usl 00@1 10 Sugar H'ae..75?l 25 NAILS, %} keg6 00@7 00 ONIONS. ybual50@l 75 OIL, Kerosene,g 60?75 j Machinery_75? 1 00 1 I'ODLTBY, Ducks pr Turkey a.3 00 ! Cbickcua.20@20 Geese . SPECIE, Gold 1 28*31 29 j Silver.1 22? 1 24 POTATOES, Iri.-^?fijl 50 Sweet, bus 1 00?1 20 RICE, Caro?inalbKl?09 East India_ SHOT, $>bag. 3 12?S 25 SALT, Liverp.2 60?2 75 SoAr, ^ft, .7J@11 SPIBITM, Alcohol,gl4 00 Rrsndv . .4 00?12 00 HollndGin.5 00?7 00 American..2 00@3 00 Jam. Rum.6 00@7 00 N.E. " ..2 00@3 00 Bo.Wh?Bky3 50@4 50 Mouonghla2 60@4 00 Rectified.. 1 35@1 ?5 SUOAB, Crua'd, 18$@19 Powdered... 18$?20 Brown.12? 17 ?TABCH, lb.. i 9j@ll TEA, Green ttl 00@2 00 Black.100?1 50 TOBACCO, Chw.60?l 2ft Smoking,tt..50?l 00 VXNEOAB, Wine, .70@75 Cider.50@60 French.... 125? 150 WINE, Cham. 25?82 00 Port, #gal300?5 00 8herry.. ..3 50?6 00 Madeira... 2 60@8 00 Report for Week ending Friday, Nov. 5,1869?1 PHOENIX OFVIOE. COLUMBIA, Novembor G, 1869.-COTTON.-Sales of cotton for tho week 317 bales, at the following prices: 117 ht 21; 125 at 23J; 33 at 23?; S at 23J; 59 at 23*. The Carolina National Bank is buying a ight exchange on Now York at 4 par cont, discount, ?nd selling ita drafts at par. The following are baying rates of South Ca? rolina Bank Notes, prepared by Gregg, Palmer h Co., Brokers: Bank of Camden_CO Exchange. 1ft Rank of Charleston.85 Plantora'.ft Bank of Cheater... .13 Farmers and Exchgo Bank of Gcorgotownl5 State.7 BankofNowberry...88 Union.9ft Bank SouthCarolinalO 80.Western lt.,oh], G5 State South Car. old.SO People'a.85 ?tate South Ca. new, 10 Planters and Modi. 90 Hamburg.C Merchante'.8 Commercial.2 Tho city railway companies of Phila? delphia haye forbidden tho sola of news? papers upon their cars. They didn't mind the trafilo, but the local papors got so dull that passengers fell asleep whilo reading them, and were carried so much further than they wanted to go, that tao companies bogan to loso money. Hence their action. The newsboys hnvo hold an indignation meeting and are going to appeal to the editors to make more read? able papers. General B. F. Butler, while coming from Washington in a sleeping-car, was robbed of his money, overcoat and un? dercoat during a huit at Philadelphia, Pa. He borrowed a coat of the negro porter On tho train, and, after roaching a storo-hottse, raised enough money to buy now garments, and proceeded' to Boetou ou au evening bimi. Ile lost about $700 in money and $3,000 or! $4,000 ia cheeks and drafts. 1 .J&VBM ' Br?-joih' A flings ' says: "There's lots of peoploin this world who covet misfortune, just for tho luxury of grunting."' . ' I manufactories of the North, tho wholesale prlco of assorted Candies will bo 17 cen ta per pound. "No charge for boxes. _ NOT 4 10 ^ J. MCKENZIE. Confectionery. T> ETAIL DEPARTMENT.-Manufacturing JnL daily, ?select assortment of SUCK OAN D JLE8, Drops, Boil Bona, Taffay K?RAOB, Cocoa? nut Cakes, Burnt Almonds, Pindar and Almond Candy. Chocolate Caramels, icc, ic. A fresh lot cf FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, just received. . CA KES A ND TA Ii TS, OF ALL KINDS, JELLIES, home ^^^jC^W"^^ fjy^0 largest as? sortment of TOYS ever brought to this mar? ket, JOHN MCKENZIE, Nov 4 10 ' Main street. Legrer Bro.'? Lager Beer Brewery ,.' ; iiAJAt'y tra' ?7, _,?>.'c, HAYE now ready and foe salo, as goy?LA GERBEBR ?? can bo imported from Mil? waukee, Cincinnati, or any olhpr place.!;)o Orders recoived ?vt the Cqlutubi? Hotel BAR ROOM. _ nj, 2 WovaiWQ ! "NIGKEESON HOUSE," eoi^yjXBIA, SOUTH CAKOLtSA. A ^s?tfrrXS' i THIS pleasantly located HO ?Olfh lin TEL, unaurpasaed by any -M?EU ^fflfr'.Hpuse in the South for comfort WU IBpand healthy locality, ia .now open to Travelers and others seeking aceom tho different depots-passengers carnied to and from the Hotel free of charge. , NOT 3^^_ WK. A. WRIGHT. For Sale. DICKSON'S IMPRO TED COTTON SEED. GROWN from Seed purchased directly of Mr, David Dickson, in 1887. and oars fully proserved from mixing or adulteration with other1 seed. I M])1 deliver the Seed, sacked in good order, at tbs Louisville Depot, South Carolina Ball r?ad, at t?.00 per bushel, for any amount un? der 5 bushels, or at $1.50 per bushel, for all amounts in excess of 5 bushels. A. P. AM AK ER, st. Matthew's, S. C. I respectfully refer to the bolow named gen? tlemen, who purchased Seed of me last spring, for information touching the purity and supe? riority of the Seed, to wit: Hon. T. I. Good? wyn, Dr. A. R. Tober, Fort Motte ; P. M. Hou? ser, Esq., and Wm. Paulling, Esq., St. Mat? thew's ; L. B. Beckwith, Esq., Jamison's; and Captain F. H. W. Briggmann and W. B. Miller, Esq., Orangoburg Court House ; all cf Orange burg County, 8. C. A. P. A. Nov_3 Flour for Sale. ""IT* AMI LY FLOUR," of various brands, Ja. from $8.50 per barrol. upwards. LE Aril ART ic SLOAN, Nov 2 Dealers in Flour and Grain. Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c. V-rf. BAGGING. ROTE, IRON _ lt-g> 1 TIES. BACON, Clear RibbodgEH JSSMP^Sides and Shoulders. A cboiceE?JH article Canvassed HAMS. Family Lard, in barrels, kegs, 3 lbs., 5 and 10 lb. packages. Choice Family Flour, in bbls. and bags, with a full assortment of other grados. Liverpool Salt, in sacks. Mackerel-Noa. 1, 2 and 3, in bbls., halves, quartors and kits. SUGAR and COFFEE, of all grades. TEAS, of all grades. Molasaea-Muscovado. New Orleans and Sugar Honse Syrup. Tobacco and Segare. Soap; Can? dles, in boxes and half boxes; Cheese, Crack? ers, Pickles, Can Fruit, Spiced Oysters, Sal? mon, io cans and glass. Liquors-Choice Old Cabinet, Monongahela, Ry o and Corn Whis? key and a variety of other flnefirandii. WOODEN WARE, Nests Iron and Brass Bound Tubs, Pails, Churns, Buckets and Cans, i Nails, of all Bises, Shot of all numbers, Cast? ing, Pot H, Ovens, Spiders, Skillets and Fr ving Pana, of alUfeo$. g , AH ibu abovi*hamed with many other arti? cles has beon repontly purchased and selected with car? and will be sold low for cash; Give tts a call. * ...WELLS A CALDWELL, Noar ths-S.-C andG. and GJttaflroad Depot, poxt door te National Hotel. '_. Qc* lc Eureka. Ipv R. LEAK'S PREMIUM TOBACCO-in \j. different styles, including the EXTRA .TWIST, so well known.?? i . ALSO, 1 Horrie. & i fiona* DURHAM SMOKING TO? BACCO-considered the best. For sale in any quantity, by . ? E. STENHOUSE. Pot 13 _ _.Imo Plow?. '?3? ?r v~ Murrce's Bub-soil, Ames' Turning, Sub-soil and Aide-hill Eagle Plows. For salo low, for cash, by Pct 22 FISHER. LOWRANCE A FISHER. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. o THE undersigned moot respectfully VyV informs his patrons, and the public iii J^Jmgeneral, that he has received a woll se? lected assortment of fino Watches, Jewelry and Clocks-amongst them tho cel?bratod German CUCKOO CLOCKS, carved in Wslnut and Oak. SPECTACLES aud Eyo-glasscs of 1 every focus, to suit all eyes. Above-mentioned I articles will bo sold al reasonable prices. All work connected with this Uno will bo executed In tho best workmanlike mannor, and properly warranted. A. W. WEHRHAN, Plain street, opposite Mr. Berry's Furniture Rooms._ Oct 27^ Oats-White and Black. ASMALL lot of extra Black OATS, at $1.50 per bushel, to close consignment. FISHER, LOWRANCE A FISHER. Scotch Whiskey. ONE CASK pure Islay Malt SCOTCH WHIS KEY, for sale by E. A O. D. HOPE. Cream Cheese. pr (\ BOXE8 Primo Cutting CHEESE, t)\J 10 Boxes Young America Cqoeao, for sale by_ _E. A G. D. MOPE. White Corn. PT f\?\ BUSHELS prime old White ?OBN, UUU for sal? by_E. A Q. D^gQPB. Fresh Birvmit. and Crook*T f\f\ BBLS and boxea Se day Bat tor, Farina, \J\J Sugar, Lemon, Walndt, Ginger C*kcs and Snaps. _E. A G. D. HOPE. Breakfast Bacon and Smoked Beef. ,?lf\f \ LB& Choice Breakfast BACON, UU" 200 Lbs. Prim? Booked for sal? by E. * G. D. HOPE. .? f n f>m*M?-mtMk Hwij inn Tba Attention of JhveJUMia if Is redpeetfBllT.ca?edto.iho FOLMnWi LIST OF (?HEAP GOODS Tobefbuhaa?* 1 . . :' . j.W.A i'n::.:.7;[ 1CA6E Beautiful POPLINS, at 37c. . I do do DeLsinre, at 25c. Large lot Worated Shawls, il.00 to $10.00. Dross SilkB, at very low prices. Ladies' Cotton Hose, good quality, at 124c. Red and White Flannels, 25c. and upwards, Ladies' Linen Collars, at 10o. and upwards, Linen Diaper, at $2.50 per piece; Linen Damask, at 50, 7? and $1.00 per jard, Extra Quality LadioB* English Hoso, at 50c. Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs, 10,. 124, 10}, 20, 25c. to $5.00, Mon's Half Hose, 12, 20, 25, 35, 50c. Ladiua' Hate, 20, 2?,,50c. Oood article Jeans, at 33$, 50c. Extensivo stock of Cassimores, for Men's and Dova'wear, at reduced prices, Another invoice of these beautiful drab Co? veringa, at low rates. Tho attention of the ladies is speeially called to our unusually large assortment of Dress Trimmings, of the latest styles, and superb Sash Ribbons and Sashes. _Nov2 C. F^JACKSON. C. F. JACKSON, Agent for E. Uiitterick A Co.'s celebrated PATTERNS OF GARMENTS . .,:"^7.If K^ectitoTs* of Beal Estate. TtuE snbs?Ct?bers'S^fror for aale tho ?1? ^BP1*?*?*1011 known as LOG CASTLE, fl* 3Ctho: property of thft Tato Maj. JamesJyU. ?'Hanloa, containing about ?ve thousand one hundred and nixty-fonr (5,164). acres, about fourteen milo?, from ?olumbie, - in,Richland County, on this Cong ar oe 'Bl ver. This tract embraces some of as productivo lands, both for, corp and cotton, a?, are on th? Oongaroe River j a, pari of which is swamp and a large body of pine land. The whole tract is abun? dantly supplied with water, having a creek running through it, and bounded on one side by the Congaree River. Timber is abundant and convenient to tho8outb Carolina Railroad. The above tract may be treated for privately until THURSDAY, 11TH instant, at which time it will be offered for tale to the highest bidder, at the Court House in thia city. A plat of Baid tract may be seen at the ether of the Clerk of the Court. For further particulars, apply to Samuel L. Jones, who will give any information desired. SAMUEL L. JONES, I VvMmtnrm Nov 2_JESSE REESE, _ } J^cn*0T THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE. GROCERIES AND FAMILY SUPPLIES, Wholesale -\nd Retail, at Xi o x*7- o sst w IP ur loo? ! THE undersign? ed, desirous of conclusively prov? ing that the Co? lumbia market is . one of the best to tra,lc in, have purchased for cash, a largo stock of goods in tho lines of GRO? CERIES, LIQUORS, WINES and FAMILY SUPPLIES, which thoy will dispose of, at wholosale or retail, at enah figures aH will bo impossible for dealers elsewhere to go bolow. They respectfully invite a call mid compari? son of prices of articles. Their stock consists of in part: COFFEE, SUGAR and TEA, of various grades. MOLASSES, including the genuine New Or? leans. Washing and Fancy SOAPS. All grades of FLOUR-some at i xceedingly low figures. Baskots and Brooms of various kinds. Mackerel, of all numbers and sized packages. Canned Emits, Vegetables and Fish. Candies, Almonds, Raisins and Figs. Bacon, smoked and dry salted. Oennino Sugar-cured Hams, of best brands. Adamantino, Sperm and Tallow Candles. Cheese, Crackers of every variety. Axes, with or without handles. Hanos, Traco Chains, Nails, otc. Bagging, Ropo and "Arrow Ties." Wine, Champagne and all grades of Liquors. "If you don't seo what you want, ask fur it," as wo keep many articles not s poe ?li od above. Wo have iu connection with, our business, a commodious Wagon Yard and Store-house Highest prlces^pWd for oetton and oonntry prodnco. CAMPBELL A JONES, Main stro?t, a f?w doors above PHOMX Offioe. ' 'j''*' t "'_Oct 23 I Removed to New Store In Columbia Hotel Bloc*, One Door North of Main Entrance. m. THE MAMMOTH BOOT, SHOE AND HAT HOUSE IS now receiving a very ?largo Fall Stock, and is now^ open for inspection. The. stock will comprise every^ articln usually kopt in a first class honto, such as Hats, from the lowest grade to tho finest silk beaver, Boots and Shoes in every style, and at prices to suit all, Truuks, Valises, La? dies' and Gents' Leather, Carpet aud Cloth Hand-bags, School Satchuls, Umbrellas, Ac. Thankful for past favors. I will bu happy to receive a continuance of public patronage. Tho attention of Wholesalo Buyers is soli? cited. Call at sign of tho big Boot and Hat. Oct 3 A. SMYTHE. OPENING. Fresh:. Drugs AIR? FANCY ARTICLES, AT Oct 22 E. E. JACKSON'S Drnx Storr. Canned Goods. CASES Oysters. Salmon, Lobator, _ Peaches, Tomatoes and Presorvos; and for sale low by E. A G. D. HOPE. Smoked and Pickled Meats. FERRIS' best PIG HAMS-smoked. Ferris' best Bacon Strips " "- ? V Koot Tongues " ",T , ?V,- . pioklod. ?' . rVrork Extra No. 1 Ssl m on " Fresh to hand, together with the finest as? sortment of Choice FAMILY OROCERIES ever offored in thin market] "'*'" - Oet'ae . GEORGE SYMMERS. ?mlti'Bah!! Bait It! EXTRA. Largo Sacks Liverpool I 8 ALT, on hand and fur H ale wt ro duoed prjaes, by J. A T. B. Cotton Bagging. BORNEO, GUNNY, DUNDEE and DOUBLE ANCHOR. 10.000 yards of the above for salo at lowest market rates. _E.^k G^D.J?OPE^ Carpets and Oil Cloths. JUST RECEIVED, a large stock of all the various grades, and will bf Hold low. W. D. LOVE * CO., Oct 21 Colombia Hotol Building. M BUY GOODS BMP0BR1! TEI-WEEKLY ARRIVALS. WITH a resident buyer in New York, we have superior facilities for adding at? tractions to our largo and varied stock of DRESS GOODS, Which displays ali the latost styles and makes. saitAKE AND DOUBLE, SHAWLS, Also, the ARAB SHAWLS, in extra length and i superior quality. THE CLOAK STOCK Exhibits ne*' dsstgus, being niAde u?f 'by us . from J?test styles. , " . KMBHO?DiB**?r.S, L\?KS, l?UIBO.VB, TRIMMINGS, FRINGES, in every oono?rrabhj style. HOSlflRY, OtiOVEB ARD IfOTl^fl, Ia ondl?ao varleU. Jouvin'a Genuin?} Kid ; ".,. , .:. jueyes. . . ....... ".. : iTMKi dB*I*ANSi?I^ STOCK' r.rjo?fl Comprises tue bee* Wake?, ana bdtight early ..''?.. in the season, at low prices. In JEANS, TWEED8, OA?BIMHRES ind CLOTHS. OtaKttgttj ubaufrb??S??dT'T; 1 : " i ' In PYtrWTHi BROWN and BLEACHED Df> MB8TIC8, LTN8EYB, Stripes, Tickinga, Ker seys and Blankets, the stock is large atm eora* ! piet?. . ? . . We eeU at POPULAR PRICES, as lew as they eata be bought anywhere, and respectfully ask an examination of our stock from all in want or DRY GOODS. W. D. LOVE A CO., Columbia Hotel Building. W. D. LOVE. _Pet 19 B. B. MoORJggRY. Notice. PROPOSALS will be received for 90 dava, by the undersigned, for the building of a Methodist Church, in tho town of Union, S. C. Tho foundation walla will bo 62 by 39 feet; the Bide walls will be raised about 25 feet above the ground; the tower projects 6 feet beyond the end wall of tho Church; tho roof will be gothic Plans and specifications may be seen at the o iii cu of the undersigned. Proposals for ita erection in.wood, brick or stone will be considered. If stone is adopted, a good quarry, a mile from town, will bo furnished to the contractor, without charge. The quarry is a soft granite, in mass, fine grained, and easily worked, and is accessiblo by a good road, with tho grades in favor of tho haul. Cash advances will he made on the work as it progresses. B. D. GULP, ) W. T. THOMSON, V Committoe. Oct 28 _ JOHN JJ. YOUNO,) _ gmo ^Tj??3Sr?TXJM.?l AND CHAIR WAREHOUSE, Next lo Agnew's, on Plain Street. NOW on hand and receiving tho largest stock of PURNITURE OP EVERY DE? SCRIPTION ever brought to this market, con sistingin part of 50 Bed-room suite in Maho? gany, Walnut, Chesnut and Painted-some bf them at very low prices. ALSO, DINING ROOM and PARLOR SUITS. BEDSTEADS of all kinda-Maple, Walnut and Mahogany, SIDEBOARDS' and BUREAUS at all prices. CHAIRS of evory description, direct from the mauufacturors, and at prices that cannot fail to pleaso the olosest bu vern. gr All kinds of FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER, REPAIRING &t shortest notice and in tho beat manner. . FUNERALS served with all kinds of MeUlic or Wood Coffins. M. H. BRRRY. Oct 24 1^ Administrator's Notice. ; * ALL persons having claims against ?ks OK Uto of ASA HAMMOND, deceased; are requested to proBeut tho same, duly attestai, to Alhert M. Boozer, Attorney at Liw, at Co? lumbia, for payment, on or before January 1, 1870; and all persons indobtod to said'estate' I wiB pleaso make payment either to satfl at? torney, or to myself, at Kingsville, before .said: date. PRANCES HAMMOND, Adm'r. 1 KiNoavtrxa, Oetober 22, 186!h Ont 8jl s ll Family Supplies. . * WE take pleasure in notifying o n r friends and tho public that we havo romoved our Stock, OROCERIE8, Ac, to Old EXCHANGE BANK CORNER, nearly opposite Co? lumbia Hotel, whore wo will he pleased to sou and offer them extra inducements in all articles usually koptin tho GROCERY, HARDWARE and LIQUOR line. T. J. fe H. M. GIBSON, Pot 15 Old Exchange Bank Corner._ FALL OPENING7 AT J. H. ft M. LENARD'S. WE HAVE RECEIVED, AND HAVE READY for examination, the largest and most attrac? tive 8T00K that ii has aver been onr ploa Bure to exhibit. It is so extensive and varied, that it ht imposfeiblo to enumerate, We, thoro foro, invite our Woads, and aU in want of good and cheap DryiGooda, to o&U and seo for them* selves. ' We pledge ourselves to give satisfac? tion in regard to the'- aAy^,,*q*o"a1?ly and price Of our Goods. J. H. A M. L. KINARI). I Oct 10 i -? : UE?ULINE INSTI?VTJS,' COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. A. tJKUER TBE PATaOMAOa ?V /|7J? Rf ?irr REV. BUHOS LYNCH -f* hVr?T' VOU Proapeotun, ploaeo add rr a te*"THE MOTHER SUPERIOR," Ur ^?jgf* auline Convent. Vallo ?rucis. BY JACO? LEVfli) ?y OM TUESDAY MORNING ?wt,, 8th insteal will ea IL et tbe:T?fio>?oeor Professor SacS . IpbcD, (Jollego Campus, ff A G oneral Varie ty or xre ll kop t FU RN ITU if among whioh ?te: yL ,. i ,.> ; -.14 Completo Bata of PARLOR FURNITUlf of. BI ?CK Walnut, Mahogany had Bair Seas j , l)UiU)K Room Furniture, pf var iona artiofl lied' Room Furniture, Cottage Sets, ea] p^tte'/Bed". Beddiirig, fte. . . - ?" I Particulars given in a future-advertinorooS Mp article of thia Furniture will be ?old a rately. Baie positive and without reservo.] Hov 2_._" _ Fire Dogs and Fenders. 4HANDSOME Assortment of Plain si Fancy. FIRE .DOGS, SHOVELS af GS, FENDERS, Ac, Ac, 011 hand andi sale low, by 1 J. ft T. R. AONBW| ? City and Country Ladies 4RE respectfully informed that wc hi ??8c?oTB^8 aD0tbw ^ne of 8UPerD ^1 AESO, A beautiful assortment of PLAIDS; I AfP !? * Another lot of the handsome and pont ..TOIL DE VENICE." NOT5_R. O. 8H1TE1 NOW OPENING! OUR MR. .TONES hag just roturrled from North, with a second and larger Stock GOODS than u*u>u. to ouppiy'onr trade. *i Tbs atoet ?ar?lese Observer canned^ but -iii uoticed the decided decline in .?jptb Amerv Dry Goods in sympathy w4thHh'e'ravr':Hl*i -?J it.-.'. bni.'ro aoaaliO Tf/lttJS that haft taken place witniUHhe-lfcst'ten da lo: : flo sioTXTins -I v-??n Our previous purchases eoib* cleaned.' vised Prices,- including We? the anet td Oar RetaU Stock Is?a?l a* wweal. ? loo . > . I i >? J? .A 4 ?il7/ . ,. Our Specialities. CARPETS, OILi CLOTHS, Ac, 4o., at pri?es within tbs reach of ell? and eoe them-"Bo to your advantage." Our Wholesale Department, IS full, weU ordered; GOODS Belcctc care; bought right, and will be sole enough to be rehandled in this marks B. C. S? P. S.-OUR HOUSE is young anr hard to make a living, and ambition^ up a stiU larger cash trade. Every castor, that gives ua a fair chanco to sell them Goods, no matter bow trifling inamou| dena our hearts; lightens our earea, oona fide gnaranty that Goods bou{ are as cheap and good as can be hu State. KT Tho Greenville JSnlerpri?o, Pr?**, Yorkvillo Enquirer, Newberry Cheater Reporter, Keowee Courier^ burg Spartan, UnionviUe Times andi Journal will copy to the extent of on of a column, change weekly, with tho J for the quarter commencing October ' The Columbia Tannery, Sra J. P. THOMAS ?i CO., pr?PrlcHH HIDES and SKINS bought or takj^fl change for Flhiahed Leather. (Tfl for Leather promptly filled. Apply at il Lumber street, on tho Greenville and emu bia Railroad. j #S_ For tho purpose of engaging ld above business, the undersigned h^fll day, August 28, 1SG9, assoaiatpd therJH copartners. J. P. TBMHKJ oct 20 j*, w*. paM GRAND TO?ENAM?S AT TUT; " AGRICULTURAL fl Vj.. . C0L?J?B24, tf.ft W 3Ml E Committee to wbifch.haa been aS . the task of arranging the progranJH dfeafing the airtime of thelfjSnd^ tnent, to bs bel??t th? apprnaoTytog flB tara) Fair-and+t whioh, "the- Knhfli South Carolina will con tend pour i'fijB r ambur el lea beaux yeux des dqmca-an vi thenStice ?nd rute? aa:follows':1 ' lT7J Tho Tournament will come off on suofll may be moat co min ?nable; to the ge? rangeni?nl of the Fair-probably tho lEf? TAH who desire to4' Hde' VflT ToTwtHM names, tho entrance fee of 15 each,9 cha) acter he 1 proposes to roproaeufflB O'Neal J, Jr., Eaii., Secretary, ColurobHJ The Course will be in long th ahfl| yards; this distance munt bo r??TderHj aecondh; thc weapon will bethe sabroJH poBt. (the posts will bo about CfB hoigbt.) will bo 60 yards from tho H point: (be next poet and tho ring wfflB tor vain of about 20 yards. On- each Sj bo bead and about i inch nook. Thc CH be at 1st head "right cot against oavHj hoad "point;" and 3d at the ring, 2* BJ diameter, "tierce point." The name of the Knight will bo cKj will answer instantly-the bugle wiHJ and tho watch bo sprung; and if >><Sj false start ho loses bis nde. After tlflj to tho call and tho sound of tho bugHJ cidsnt will entitle tba Knight io a? These rules aro eaaontial to secure limB The first, second, third ?nd fourth prSj be announced at a later day. sj Thine four successful Knights will ojflj Queen and elect the three Maida of J MM At a general meeting of the KnirrM bold in Columbia, tue Judges, OojflJ As-, wUl be eleoted or appoistod thdflj vioua to tho Tournament: and thia (.Bj ?ill take pl caw uro in giving any %TdW their power, beef doa having arrangHJ grounds, preparad everything requisnfl obtained substantial prizes for the victoH A. C. HASKELL, Ch ai nfl J. P. THOMAS, M ... it. O. NEALE, Ju., fl R. C. SHIVER, ti r W. C. SWAFFIELD, . 12*11_" . Commit! Sportsmeu's Equipmenta, . I respectfully infers^ friends and publie inbiri ^C^^a^that I have Just received ~ ?asRorrtnont of DOUBLE aiNGLE-BARRELLED GUNS, RIFLE9, TOL8 and SPORTSMEN'S EQUIPMENT Repairing dono at short notice by su workman. ' P. W. KRAF ?.pt 17 .. .' MainaH