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I I MIH.IPI'-I ' DUULI5, November 10.-A . Fenian ornnosty meeting, last night, vas dis? persed by a mob. PARIB, Novembor 10.-Several electo? ral meetings aud demonstrations in favor of Booboforfc passed off quietly. LONDON, November 10.-Mr. Glad? stone, at the "Lord Mayor's festival, spolie ! discouragingly regarding Ireland. Claim? ing peaco with all tho world, Gladstone said,, one partial exception I ought to make;, und it is an exception of the' deepest interest to Englishmen, namely: onr relations with America. But there j ia no occasion in which I could moto appropriately rcfor to these relations, or better desoribe then), than as those of peaoe and concord. Were I to ntternpt to deport from that friendly strain, I should be admonished to judge moro correctly nud spook more wisely, by nu evont which has happened within this oity daring the last few days-I refer to the death of George Peabody; n man whoso splendid benefactions will secure immortality for bis uame iu that which he regarded as his old mother country, but whoso fame likewise, and in n broader ROD BO, is applicable to all humanity, be has taught us the most needful of nil lessons, how a man can bo mudo muster of his fortuno, and not its slave.; and it ia most touch ?UR to know, that I have learned from his friends that while some men would have been unhappy at tho idea of dying in a foreign laud, his affec? tions wore so divided between tho land of his birth and the laud ol hisuuecstors, that that which had been the fondest of his wishes may now be realized-to bo buried in America, but to die in Eng? land. With Mr. Peubody's country we are not likely to quarrel. It is true, that care and skill in diplomacy, animated, though it has been, by the purest und most upright feelings, although it hus not imperilled our pence, has failed to lead to the first issue up to the present momont. Upon tho tangled questions of law which have been in discussion botweon tho two countries, considerable delay has taken place; yet every delay, instead of leading to danger, was prompted hy considerate good will nnd a desire to allow the intervention of n limited timo, in order to obviate (he difficulties. [Cheers.] I believo tho world would viow with horror a parrici? dal strife between Eoglaud and America; but such a sta to of things is not likely to arise from our present relations; and my confidence is in tho sentiments which I know animate tho American Government as well as our own, and which also ani? mate tho minds of the peoplo of these two great countries. [Cheers. | Dornest Iv Kiew?. CHARLESTON, Novembor 10.-Arrived -schooner Edna Harwood, Boslou. Sailed-steamers James Adger, New York; Maryland, Baltimore. NEW ORL?ANS, November 10.-The Grand Consistory of Louisiana, com Eosed of Masons of the Thirty-Second .egree, Scottish rite, are holding n Lodge of Sorrow, this evening, at the Churoh of the Messiah, in honor of de? ceased illustrious members of that order. The Sovereign Grand Commander of the Supreme Counoil, of tho Southern juris? diction af the United States, Albert Pike, opened the c?r?monie?. Several eulogies were pronounced. LOUISVILLE, November 10.-Tho Ge? neral Freight Agent's Association was organized to-day, with W. D. Shinne, President, and J. T. Tucker, Secretary. The attendance is large. BURLINGTON, VT., November 8.-Thc , Lake House and Noyes' block woro dc stroyed by fire, this morning. Loss $75,000, mostly insured. A man named J. D. Fisk was fatally injured, and nine others more or less injurod by tho falling of a wall. The employees of the hotel lost all their clothing, and tho guests a considerable portion of theirs. TROY, N. Y., November 10.-Gonoral Wool died this morning, almost without a straggle. His age was eighty-six. CHICAGO, November 10.-Tho voto in Minnesota is so closo thut it will require the official count to determine whether Austin or Otis was elected Governor. BELLE FONTAINE, OHIO, November 10. A Catholio Priest was instantly killed to? day, by Johu Powers. No cause as? signed. Washington News. WASHINGTON, November 10.-Charles J. Folger succeeds Butterfield. Tho Pre? sident tenders Thomas J. Durant tho United States Circuit Judgeship, em? bracing Louisiana and Texas. Bobort J. Walker is insensible, sud unable to tako medicine. . Internal revenue receipts to-day $357, 000. The trustees of tho Corcorau Art Gal? lery have ordered its immediate comple? tion. Accounts of E. T. McGee, the miss? ing collector of revenue, for Tennessee, ore correct. Boutwell is sending clerks to New York to overhaul tho accounts of tho Custom House, there. The frauds, it is supposed, will reach near $10,000,01,0. A WRONG IMTIIESSION CORKECTED. Many persons believe that there is no value HT anything that does not como from "tho North." How humiliating? However, this impression is being gra? dually corrected. It is now admitted that no remedial agents has ever been discovered, North or South, that pos soases, in so eminent a degree, tho power of eradicating from tho system all foul distemper, as DR. TUTT'H SARSAPABILUA AND QUEEN'S DELIGHT. Tho secret is, it assists natura to do this through its own channels. It is composed of vegetable substances alone, every ono of which grow? OD Sonthern sei!. It ?fl thiBr.oo'D PURIFIER OP THE AOB. N? 8 Solomons' Bitters, an Antidote to Ma? laria, prepared by A. A. Solomons & Co., druggists, Savannah, Ga. 013 G 1 yAmpMf^ #wPic<*HTf iTjftrf t Ti ? Coi.tiMBiA. ?. C., Nateln ber, 10.-Cotton opened tolftjr.fct ?L tor mWailog; bet owing to the reception o? unfavorable nsws, it de? clined to 22?.. The ??lee ?.mounted to 64 bale?. N?W Yon?, Novomber 10-Noon.-Stocka steady but doll. Honey 7. Sterling-long 9; short9j. Gold 27. G2's 15J; Tennessee's, ex coupons, 60; new 621: Virginia's, ox-coupons, 50; new 54; Louisiana's, old, 0.5; levees, old, 69; new 80; Alabama 8's, 92; 5'n 59j; Georgia G's 63; 7*e 901. Wheat lo. better. Corn l@2o. I bettor. Port Armer-? 60Q89 76. Cotton lower-25. Freights quiet. 7 P M.-Cotton decidedly lower, at 249f3 21 j. Flour fairly active and prices unchanged. Wheat in fair demand-winter red Western 1 3701 40. Corn-mixed Western 1 03@l 07. Pork a shade firmer, at 29 25030 00. Lard steady. Whiskey steadier. Rice dull-Caro? lina 708. Sugar moderately activo. Coffeo steady. Molasses firm-New Orleans 95. Freights quiet. Gold 27. BALTIMORE, November 10-Cotton nominal, at 25. Flour dull und steady. Wheat steady primo to choice red 1 3601 38 Corn-old white 1 0001 08; new 85090. Oats 55. CINCINNATI, November 10.- Corn upon de? mand, at 81085. Whiskev unsettled, with small sales at 1 00. Fork- new 31 (ll). Shoul? ders 1GI; clear sides PJL CHARLESTON, November 10. - Cotton declin? ing and \fit.\a. lower, with Rales of fiOO bules middling 23^; receipts 1,182. Aroi'BTA, November 10.-Cotton market dull and easier, with sales of 570 bales middling 22A022J; receipts 823. MOBILE, Novomber 10-Sales of ?otton to? day 1,800 bales-middliug 23(0234. SAVANNAH, November 10.-Kalos of cotton to-day 1.000 huies; receipts 3,400-middling 231. NEW ORLEANS, November lo -Cotton very activo-middling 230.23A;; salts 9,350 bales. Flour, corn and oats firm and unchanged. Pork and bacon unchanged. Lard dull, at 18 019. Sugar and molasses quiet and droop? ing. Whiskey and coffee quiet. Gold 2CL LONOON, No'vcmbor 10-3 P. M -Consols 9?.L Bonds 83{. H .wm:. November 10.--Cotton onens Rai and quiet-afloat 131J. PAKIS, November 10-Evening.-Tb? bourse i? quiet-rentes 7 and 17. FRANKFORT, November 10. -Bends open flat, at 890811.". LIVERPOOL, November 10-S P. M.-Cotton quiet, but has a downward tendency-upland? ll?; Orleans 113. LIVERPOOL, November 10 -Evening -Cottor steady-uplands 11J? Orleans UJ; sales 10,00t balea._ Liverpool Salt. *}(\(\ KXTRA largo seamless Sacks o ?2U\/ Liverpool SALT, now in store ot consignment, and ottered at low rates. Nov 11 B. O'NEALE A SON. Meeting of Tournament Riders. A LL those whv propose to Ride at tin J\_ Tournament Cir Friday next, will meet ii the Gentlemen'd Parlor, at Columbia Hotel THIS MORNING, at half-past 9 o'clock. Al persons interested aro requested to attend, a it will be submitted to them to decide whet be the riding shall bo with tho Sword or Lance. Nov ll lt. O'NEALE, Ju., Secretary. Richland Lodge No. 39, A. F. M. K AN EXTRA COMMUNICATION t ?^(AWRichland Lodge, No. 39, A. F. M., wi /\/\be held THIS EVENING, 11thinstan! at 7 o'clock, in Masonic Hall. Tho E. A. Di gree will bo conferred. Bv order of tho W. M Nov ll 1 S. C. PEIXOTTO. Sec'y. Flour ! Flour '. ! .'AA BARRELS FLOUR, comprising a t)UU tho various grados, from tho choic cream ot tho city at $10.00 per burrel, which ? the best in the market, down to tho lowei grades, 6.50 per barrel. Do uot bo hunibui ged by large stocks on papers, which, on uxi mination, will be found all yaa. Call and sc for yourselves, at the store of Nov ll J. ?fc T. It. AGNEW. California Champagne. F?/\ CASES, pints and quarts, pure Cal DU furnia CHAMPAGNE, much superior I tho adulterated Wines imported from Europ Ou baud and for sale low by J. A T. H. AGNEW. Goshen Butter, PIG HAMS, Bacon Strips, Smoked Beef, Smoked Tongues, Tea, Sugar and Coffeo, of all grades. F sale low, for ca?h, at CANTWELL'S, Nov ll 1 Main street. Potatoes and Onions. pr A ?ELS. Poach Blow POTATOES. DU ? bbls. Northern ONIONS. 5U0 bbls. moro Cabbago Heads, same were latelv on exhibition at tho PIKENIX o uh For sal? by GEO. SYMMERS Just Received. ?. A FRESH supply ot fine L T&rtAg&MONN, ORANGES, Oocoanu fRS&fS?Ks? French and Stick Candies, Nu jw6?fg& c ics,. <K-iR^FT,s }3AKERYi Nov ll 3 Main stroet Guns and Ammunition. I respectfully inform i ^">^7 friends and tho public in gene afjC^&S^that I havo just received a i * mmi ^assortment o? DOUBLE Al SINGLE-BARRELED GUNS, Breach-loadi Guns, simple make, from thc best Euron manufacturers, Repeaters of all descriptio Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Caps, Powd Shot and Cutlery, which I offer to sell at r sonable prices. Guns made to order. Bepi ing done and warranted, at short notice. Nov 11 P. W, KRAFT. Main etreej $200,000 to Advance on Cotton. PLANTERS who wish to hold their Cot and not force it on tho market whilst i dull, will lind it to their interest to apply to Wo aro prepared to mako liberal advances,! hold it as long as mav bo desired. Tei roasonable. BLAKELY A GIBBES, Nov ll 2 Columbi! A CARD. THE undersigned tonders apologies to friends and tho public, for his delay in Buming tho publication of tho Guardian. engagements in tho country havo billi* precluded his entranco upon tho work. H now in Columbia, making preparations to so at an early day, and is ready to reci subscriptions. Newspapers in this and tho adjoining Stl aro respectfully requested to extend this tico, and to forward their exchanges at c to tho Southern Guardian, Columbia, S. C Nov ll C. P. PELHA1 Cotton Seed for Sale. P-,-T I HAVE for Balo somo Cotton SE R^j^?jlgrown and improved in South Carol oSHBand the same as that improvod hy Dickson, and equal to it in every respect; from one acre of which I have already gat! ed 3,000 pounds. I will bo pleased to shout field, with tho stalks thereon, to parties v ing the city during the Fair-it is but ten mites walk from the Fair Grounds. In o I to put it within the reach of all, I will do! any quantitv, ono bushel or upwards, at donot in Columbia, for $2 50 per bushel half tho price asked for Dickson's. My Co was freo from rust, and tho Rood cv re I saved; and I will guarantee that it will c two bales por A Ore on good laud ?ml with per cultivation, manure, Ac. I havo also some Heed of a new vari? "the Peeler"-which is a much finer Col and eqnaliy as prolific n? the ether'. I wll some of it also at ?3.0? per bushel; Nov ll ' 3. M. CRAWFOH IDE STAB COMEDY COMBINATION WILL ima THIS (THmresbejr) KVENISO, NOV. ll. THREE GLORIOUS PIECES ! ! Tho petite Comody, entitled BETSY BAKER. Mr. MouBor,.MR. MARK READ Betsy Baker, -- MIS3 F LOH EN ?E LAFOND After which, tho laughablo Farce, Two O'clock in the Morning. Mr. Lullaby, with HOUR, .... MR. READ Mr*. Lullaby,.MISS L.vFOND To conclude with the YOUTH WHO NEVER SAW A WOMAN Father Phillip,.MR. SMITH Collin, thc Youth, - - - - MISS LAFOND S'S" Doora open at 7 o'clock. Performance commenco at 8. ADMISSION-Rosorvod Seats $1.00; Parquette 75 cents. Colored Gallery 50 centH. Seats can bo secured at all tho Hotels. Change of Programme each uveniug. Nov ll Steam Engine for Sale Cheap, IN good working order. AIHO, Grist Mill Machinery, at HUNTER'S MILL, Nov 10 4*" Colombia. S. G. State South Carolina- -Richland County' IN THE COURT OF PRORATE, tty William Hutton Wing, Judge of Probate in Jlicltland County. WHEREAS, John \V. Mcculloch hath ap? plied to mo for letters <>f administra? tion on the Estato of JOHN C. WALKER, late of Richland, deceased. These aro, therefore, to cito aud admo? nish all and singular the kindred and cre? ditors of tho saul deceased, to be and ap? pear before me at a Court of Probate for tho said Conni v. to be holden at Columbia, on tho 25th day of November, 1860, at 10 o'clock A. M.. to show cause, if any, why the said admi? nistration should not bo granted. Given under my hand and tho seal of the Court, this 1 Olli day of November, A. I). 1809. and in tho ninety-fourth year of Ameri? can Independence. WILLIAM DUTSON WIOO, Nov ll -20 Judge of Probate. Notice. IN pursuance of tho order for settling ostatea, notice is given to all creditors to meet 8. M. Derrick, Administratrix of Dr. HILLER'S estate, at G J. DERRICK'S residence, on or before the 'ittli ol' November, 180V. Nov 11 5? ALEX. Y. LEE, Architect, Civil unit Kydra aile Kiitflncrr. GEN EH AL Agent for the Slate or Smith Ca? rolina for M.mle's Patent EARTH CLO? SET. Nov 10 Canned Tomatoes. 2POUND Cain?, warranted fresh and round. 50 dozen of thu above aro offered at Charleston prices. Applv at mv Auction Room,corner 1'lani and Assembly streets. JACOB LEVIN. Nov 10 3_ Can't be Beat-Choice Eamily Flour. OA BBLS. just received from Kentucky, OU and offered oheap. Applv at my Auction Room, corner Plain and Assembly streets. JACOB LEVIN. Novio :i_ Choice Segars-Genuine Mirabella, WARRANTED No. 1, to be had at my Ancj lion Ronni, corner Plain and Assembly streets. JACOB LEVIN. " Nov 10 :! DRESS GOODS. STOCK entirely new, bought low, and will he sold cheap. Call and examino, at W. D. LOVE A CO.'S, Nov 10 Columbia Hotel Building. OPERA SACQUES AND EGYPTIAN SHAWLS. SOMETHING new, for the house and street, at W. D. LOVE A CO.'S, Nov 10 Columbia Hotel Building. TO THE LEGAL PROFESSION. RICHARDSON'S LAW REPORTS, VOL. 15. Richardson's Equity Reports, Vol. 14. Being tho concluding volumes of tho Decisions of the Supreme Court of South Carolina, un? der tho old regime. Just published and for sale by BRYAN + McOARTER, Nov 10 Booksellers, Columbia. Choice Wines and Liquors. K f \ BASKETS and Cases Genuine CHAM e_>U l'AGNE, Heidsiock.Lac D'Or and Carte D'Or. London Dock and Hennessy Brandies, Hoi laud Gin. Harmony, Slurry, Claret and Southside Ma? deira Wines. Warranted, and for sale by Nov 10 E. ? G. D. HOPE. Fresh Norfolk Oysters. ?/?^V I* y?u want fresh Norfolk OYS S^yjyTEES, call at tho Columbia Uo ^Silfjjr House, where they aro kept cnn- ' H tant ly on hand, and sold low for cash. All orders from tho country promptlv attended to. Nov 10 JOHN D. BATEMAN. CHAMBERS & BRYCE, Cotton and General Com. Merchants, COLUMBIA, s. c., (orr-r-A WILL buy or sell COTTON, or other BaJajajaProdnco consigned to them for sale, or HtSSLorderod to be purchased, at tho best prices obtainable. Will make liberal advances on shipments of Cotton to Charleston, Balti moro, Philadelphia, New York or Liverpool. Those offerug Cotton for salo will do woll to call boforo selling. Ofiice at Campbell A Jone?'. Nov 10 4 NEW BOOKS. RESOURCES of thc SOUTHERN FIELDS ANO FORESTS, including a Medical Bo? tany of tho Southern States, by F. Pcyro Porcher, M. D. The Campaigns of General Forest and his Cavalry, with u?aps, Ac, ?2.50. Our Own Birds of tho United States. Whero is the City ?-tl.50. Truths Illustrated by Great Authors. Europoan Vineyards, by Flagg. Her Majesty's Tower, by Dixon. Tho Story of William, the Silent. Choap editions of George Eliot's, Reade's and Thackeray's Novels, and many beautiful books for children. For salo at BRYAN A McOARTER'S Nov 10 Bookstoro. FOR BARGAINS Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoe?, HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, Ladi M and Gent's Furnishing Goods, Call at JACOB STJLZBACHERS. Nov 7 J4VHH T. SLOAN, . (Formerly CXerkof ll?v?* of ?tpreatntat($efj INVITES visit- t?,tho c?lf duringt ??Tr week, (of whom he. recognise*- many old frionda,) to call at tb o ot oto o' , , LEAPHART & SLOANS, Whokaro ia store 150 bbhj, Wr?c.'Jy FAMILY FLO Ult, from Virginia, Maryland and West? ern States, embracing twelve different branda, at prloe? ranging from $8.50 to $12 00 per bar? rel. 100 barrels soper tnd extra brands, from $8.00 per barrel downwards. To arrivo and now en route. 400 barreis euper, extra and Family Flour, direct from the manufacturers, which they will sell by SAMPLE, warranted to mu through ns sampled, aud full treight guaranteed. Barrels and packages Hecker's Self-raising Flour. Barrels and bags Ne w-bulled Buckwheat. Fresh ?iud choice Family Groceries. Pickled Salmon, Cod Fish, Scaled Herrings. Canned Fruits, Fish, Oysters, Lobsters, Ch? ma. Sardines. Freah Crackers, Cakes, Ginger Snaps -a va? riety. Dairy and Factory Cheese. On Commission. Pendle ton Manufacturing Co.'a YAllNS. .'.DO lundi els primo Western Oats, (to arrive.' Consignments solicited. LR A I'UART A SLOANS, (?rocera, Commission Merchants and whole- ! salo Dealers in Flour and Grain, corner I Main aud Washington s?rcete. Nov 10 . Manantctarcd by Ibo National Watch Co., OF ELGIN, ILL. Pronounced hy Watch Maker*, Kal 1 ro-ul nn il Ex? ema Urn, East and Writ. io bc thc moi.! correct l imo Kerpen made. Atold ]iartlr:< who ad. vertigo to send Watches CO.I>." FIKPORTINU to I if of our mn Ur. Wo furnish none for thu" tiurpoKC. Thrre are 1ml tatlont In market. To pit (1KKC1SK KI.GLN WATCHES, np dy to dealer* In your own locality or .ts-wlii re. whom J iu know fO bc honorable.. Uasini.-H ?l?f.i r.nd 'onlcs Boom 160 ? Hil Lake Street. Chicago, UL *~ n- Nov n nr, Mules. PERSONS desiring to purchase Gne ^HBA young broke MULES, can do so by ^?^^Lcallinu at thu National Hotel Stabled. Nov ? ?I THOMAS GAINES. Ladies' Gaiters. GLOVE Kid anil French Lust? ing Congress GAITEltS. A new lot of the latest stvle, at Nov'.i J. MEIG HAN'S. MRS. S. A. SMITH INVITES the Ladies or Columbia and 1 atrnngera visiting the city, to call and exa- j mine heraesortme.it of Elegant BONNETS and HATS, open Till S DAY, at her rooms, over C. : F. Jackson's st ore. Nov 0 4 j BIIs Ii OF FASS . MCKENZIES DINING SALOON F O R I. A 1) i L'S AND GEN TL EMEN , j MAIN S TUE ET, MK A II YUK Sf JCW STATE HOT, ?E. OYSTERS SERVED UP IN EVERY STYLE. ROAST TURKEY. ROAST CHICKEN. ROAST REEF. FRIED CHICKEN. SAUSAGE. REEF STEAK. PIES. TARTS. CAKES. JELLY. Nov 10 3 ICE CREAM. Photograph Albums in Great Variety, RANGING in price from 7."> cents to f 10 00. Pocket-knives, Pocket-books, Writing Casca, Writing Desks. ALNI), Family BIBLES, Pocket Bibles, Hymn Booka, in various styles of binding, for tho several denominations. Schools Booka, mis? cellaneous Booka, Blank Hooka, Ac. Wo have the above for salo in largo variety, al usual prices, wholesale and rtu.nl. DUFFIE k CHAPMAN, Nov 9 Under Columbia Hotel. HEISE'S DINING SALOON (k^trfMN. opened for the Vjjaw ?rrr^V^^Slseason, willi choice HS^Bk. OYSTERS, GAME, Ac, together with2BCS everything that is Usually kept in a tirat class Restaurant. Nov 5 7 Notice. AS wc have lost so much MONEY, lately, ?ont us through tho mail, hy persons or? dering Duplicate Photographs from Negatives in our hands, we hereby notify all parties sending na money, that wo will not be respon? sible for money sent us, unless it come s by Post Oftico Order, Begiatcred Letter, or by Express. WEARN A 111X, Photographers, Nov C Imo Columbia, S. C. NEW STORE?. NEW GOODS!'.\ |3?if?<| IN atoro, and lo arrivo. 10dv~?-^ Ii/;.}?! ?sacks LivorpoolSALT, 3U0 bar- M ? s. <Ufc?t?rols FLOUR, various brands;JmMt?St. 500 bushela Corn, 50 barrels Whiskey, 10 cases Champagno, Brandy, Rum, Gin and Wine; English Ale and Porter, 50 boxes Chewing To? bacco, 275 pounds Smoking Tobacco, 20,000 Segars, Sugar, Coffee, Ten, Rice, Potatoes, Buckets, Brooms, Soap, Sugar Cured Break? fast Strips, Dry Salted Side?., Butter, Cheese, Pickles, by tho Dozen and Jars; Freah Covu Oysters, Wrapping Paper, and everything generally found in a first class grocery ; and many other articles too numerous to mention. 1 have, for tho accommodation of my custom? ers, a largo Wagon Yard and a House for them to sleep in. Also, a large Moro Room for the storage of cotton and other produce. 111. ALLEN, Nov 0 At Bryoo's Old Stand. ?re -_A. ja ii... - -1; - ~a %XJL ts ?* C .?1.1 ir au duns AT THE COLUMBIA FAIR. WE notify the public that the I (Greatest Fair I I will bc held at tho store of ISAAC SULZBVC1IER, virosa THE COLUMBIA HOTEL. He invites the company of tho entire popu? lation of tho States of North and South Caroli? na, and Georgia, in particular, and other sec? tions in general, FREE OF CHARGE, to call i and Inspect bis large and beautiful Btock of I WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ' And other articles usually kept in a first I da>jH Jewelry Store. *. Nov 7 We be? to inform oar friend?. viailin- Co? lumbia, that we are with the IMMENSE DRY GO OD H HOUSE of R. C. SHIVER, and wffl be gratified io roc-i ve a call from iheiu. We never have been in eo good a condition before to aerve the interests of buyer?-tho stock exceeding in amount, in beauty, in freshness and in variety, anything of ihe kind \vt>h<t>u ever handled. AH to price, we go beyond thin market to compete, and will rill bill* in any 1 market, freight (added.) David Jone.?, Winthrop Williams, Wm Bollinger, . Henry Davin, V T Miller, W EJOrchard, C A Bedell, F B Orchard, T Williama, R E Cameron. J A Shiel]?, W J Ramsav, J Willie Folk. J L Bank?, Honry Beard, F H Percival, D E Stalnhker, Wm Shiells, TA Bell, R I' Mavranl, Jr, T P Turee, W C Moore, TM Graham, A C Sylvester, Wm Parker, Nov .j D L Prosaic^ Rich, Rare and Handsome. LADIES, It. C. SHIVER has thc most su? perb stock of DRESS GOODS ever opened in thia market, at prices so cheap as to asto? nish you. Call and soo them-bought with gold at 30, they arc obliged to bo cheap. Nov 9 Blue Ridge Railroad. fTHUE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of I this Company will be held in Charleston, at tho Mayor's office, on FBIDAY, thc 19th instant, ut 12 M. Thu Board of Directors will meet same dav. By order of tho Board. Nov 0 W.'H. D'. OAILLARJ^Secretarv. ?PENI Fresh FANCY ARTICLES, AT Oct 22 ?. IC- JACKSON'S Drug Store. C. F. JACKSON, I Agent for E. Uuttoriek.V Co.'a celebrated PATTERNS OF GARMENTS I F6r Ladies, Misses, Boys and Little Children. INSURE Y OUI SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE AND Georgia Home Insuran POLICIES participate in profits, thei premium. Protect the old homestead, al H. I Nov 10 GREAT IND - A J. H. & M. L. SPECIAL LINE OF DRESS GOODS 0 vaneo on cost. Special lino of DOMESTICS, purchase Special line of SHAWLS, iu single, do Special line of CLOAKS, in latest desi Special line of FURS, iu River Miuk Sable. I Special line of GENT'S FURNISHIN CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, WIN Price-? guaranteed as cheap as tho clio 1 are respectfully invited to call and exumi I be to their advantage to do so. j 4. H. & i j Nov 10 ?FIRE AND LIP H. E. NICHOLS 33 st tatolislicd, REPRESENT Companies eminent for I DEALING, possessing aggregate arru mu _SQQ , O O W. D. LOVE. THIS DRY GOO - 0 W . D . LO HAVING boen fully replenished, their large Mumers, and to the irado, with suporior li In DRESS GOODS, tho stock displays still gi Arab and Egyptian SHAWLS of superior qui Tho CLOAK STOCK is composod of tho late. Ribbons, Trimmings, Luces, Embroideries ai Cassimors, Cloths, Jeans and Tweeds, tho st Prints, Brown and Bleached Domestics, Tick have been bought lately at low prices. Hosiery and iHoves, together with Jovin'a ?i Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mattings, of all gradi Anxious to build np a first class trade, wo kt POPULAR PRICKS, and solicit a eal! from ali 1 Nov i Auction Three-My and Ingrain Carpeting. BY D. 0. PEIX0TT0 ft SOW. THIS (Thursday) MORNING, 11th instant, st 10 o'clock, we will nell, st oar auction room, without any reserve, 500 yartla Three-Ply and Ingrain CARPET? ING, perfectly new, regular ?tock and choice patterns. Condition? oaeh. NOT ll Flour, Boron, Lard, Mackerel, Eic. BY D. C. PEIX?TT? & SOB!. THIS (Thursday) MORNING, 11th instant, alter thc salo of Carpeting, we will sell, without reserve, FLOUR, Eacon Sides, Shoulders, Mackerel, Coffee, A Sugar, Oheeso, Candles, etc. Conditions cash. Nov ll C ?L TJ M B IA Wholesale and Re?all CLOTHING, HAT, CEN?'S mmsA DOUSE, Main Street, ned to Mr. R. C. SJiiver'* Dry (roods House. R, & W. C. SWAFPIELD. WE have now on hand [large and varied assortment/1 'of the above Goods, bought' ! low for cash, and will bo sold for that comino ! dily, at a small advance. Some of our Goods I aro our own manufacture, and every garment i wo have ru storo han been selected with great j cure, nod will bo warranted. IN nATS, we have always been the leaders. Dealing extensively in them, wc are enabled to I nell a single one or by the dozen at lees I prices than smaller houses. r, " In tho CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, we |havo added to our already large corps of .workmen a Cutter and a Tailor of large experience iu their lino, recently from Paris, and wc are thus enabled to make a style of Goods superior to any Goods made in this State. We have choice and varied patterns of English and French CASSIMERES, and keep up to the market iu Htyles. Shirts, Drawers, Socks, Handkerchiefs, new style Ties, squaro Neck Handkerchiefs, Trunks, Valises, Shawls, Ac. Oot 24 Legier Bro.'s Lager Beer Brewery, HA MB UR a, s. c., HAVE now ready and for sale, as good LA? GER BEER as can be imported from Mil? waukee, Cincinnati, or any other place. Orders received at tho Columbia Hotel BAB ROOM. _Nov 2 Imo Axes! Axes ! ! -J f\ f\ DOZ. Boat Cast Steel, Warranted JLvsvS AX KS, on hand and for sale low, at wholesale and retail, by J. A T. R. AGNEW. t DWELLINGS COMPANY, OP ATHENS, GA., THF. ce Com'y, of Columbus. oby efifectiug nu annual reduction of the ; tho least possible cost. ?. NICHOLS & CO., Agents. 1 mo U C E MENTS T - KIN AED'S. just received and offered at a small ad ;d since the recent fall in cotton, able aud Arab. gns, manufactured expressly for ns. :, Coney, Siberian Sqnirrol and Russian G GOODS. DOW SHADES, ETC. apest. Friends, and visitors to the oily, ne our stock, as we feel ooufidont it will ?. L. KiHARD. Ono Door South of Columbia Hotel. E INSURANCE. & CO., AGENTS.. 184:5. AGE, STA BILI TY and HONORABLE ?lated p.?Hets of nearly O , O O O - B. B. McCBEEBT. .VS EMPORIUM VE & CO., stock of desirable goods is now offered to oou idneements, in sh" lines of DBY GOOD8. .eater variety, ility. st styles. id Notions, ?n endless variety, ock is unsurpassed. ings, Stripes, Llnseys, Flannels, Blankets, An.. EKUiNE KID, for Ladioa' and Gent's. RB and prices. iop only GOOD GOODS, whioh will be sold at visitors, and other?, iu want of Dry Gooda. W. D. IiOVE & 00., Columbia Hotel Building.