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.I.-ritt USEEO PATO. November n$^-Twentyse!ghl| oppositiondeputies have issued a m?ni ?w?Lo, demanding the right of the people to govern themselves. 'They trill nse peaoelul means, unless an: attempt is made to silo nco them by force. The manifesto concludes: ??Theelective prin? ciple is tho only one which will stand through all revolutions, and must be the base of the institutions of the country; bnt must be kept olear from monarchist compromises and the violence of dema? gogues/' The Emperor abandons the idea of a chango in the ministry until after tho meeting of the Cortas, when he will se? lect a man capable of commanding the support pf the majority of the Corps. Roonfort'a election is Oertain. Troops have been quietly concentrated in Paris, and the prospects of disorder aro exceed? ingly remote. Baron Westhor, tho now Prussian Mi? nister, was pro ion ted to Napoleon, when the mutual expressions of pence and good will were exchanged. LONDON, November 16.-Tho English ship Monarch will bring Mr. Peabody's remains, attended by American vessels. It is likely that several French vessels will join tho funeral fleet. . ST. PnTBB?Bono, November 16.-The prospect of e. treaty alliance, defensivo and offensive, between France, Austria and[ Kassia, is pending; to opntinno threo years. Each party to maintain certain standing armies. --? ? ? - ' -Domestic MOTTS. MILWAUKIK, Wis., November 16. Daring a fencing scene in the theatre, a rapier struck a kerosene lamp which ex? ploded, and the thoatro was burned. Fif? teen or twenty persons wore badly burn? ed. . Two .bodies have boen recovered, but others are still ia the ruins. WILMINGTON, November 16.-The first annual-Fair of the Cape Fear Agricul? tural Association oponed to day, under favorable -au spices. CHARLESTON, Novemberl6.-Arrived steamers Manhattan, New York; Pro? metheus,, Philadelphia; schooner J. N. Lovell, Now Haven. Sailed-steamer Falcon, Baltimore. Washington News. WABHINOTON, November 16.-Tho Su? preme Coart refused to enter the resolu? tions of the bar on the minutes, in the Walker case. Internal revenue receipts to-day, $448, 000. There was a full Cabinet meeting to? day, except Bontwell. The collector of the port of Charles? ton has been authorised to increase his force, owing to increasing trade at that port.-0 The steamer Yantio has been discharged from quarantine. The Tennessee House Committee on Federal Relations reported against the ratification of the fifteenth amendment FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.. COLUMBIA, 8. C., November 16.-Cotton WAS in good demand to-day, bnt there was little offering, the aalos only amounting to 54 balee -middling 23$. NEW YORK, Novomber IC-Noon.-Stocks strong. Money easy, at 7. Sterling-long 9J; short 9J. Gold 274. Wi 154; Tenne ?seo s, ex coupons, 594i new 52; Virginia's 54; new 55; Louisiana's, old, C5; levee's 59; North Caroli? na's, old, 47; now 87. Wheat l@2c. lower. Cotton a ftehado firmer-254@25j. Freights dully CHARLESTON-, November 16.-Cotton higher, withaaloa of 550 bales; stock light-middlings 24; receipts 1,658. PARIS, November 16.-Tho bourse opens quiet -rentes 71 and 57. LOUDON, November 16-3 P.M.-Consol*93.]. Bouda 88}. LIVERPOOL, November 16 -3 P. M.-Cotton opens firmer-uplanns Illili}; Orleans llj@ lil. Advices from Manohoster aro less favor? able, eansing dollncss. White Corn. BUSHELS prime old White CORN, QVjVJ for sale by E. A G. D. HOPE.__ Norway Oats. -j Q BUSHELS genuine Norway OATS, said to ? .IO produce 100 bushels por aero. Frico 7.50 per bushel. For sale by GEO. BYMMERS. Canned Goods. -j f\(\ CA8ES Ovsters, Salmon, Lobster, Av/V/ PeaohcB, Tomatoes and Preserves; fresh and for salo low by E. & O. D. HOPE. Mountain Apples. FOB sale by FISHER, LOWRANCE & FISHER. . . Axes! Axes!! -i f\f\ DOZ. Bent Cast Steel, Warranted AXES, on hand and for salo low, at wholesale, and retail, by , J. A T. R. AGNKWL Hinkley's Family Knitting Machine, DB. J. W. TH0MA8, Agent, Abboville. 8. C. Will receive orders for Machines from all territory unallotted to special agents. Nov 12 2mo* DR. G. W. J. SHEPHERD WISHES to call the attention of the citizens of Columbia and vicinity, to Horns' Patent, for inserting Artificial Tooth, which prevents them from being thrown out of tho month in sneezing or coughing-thero boing no plate in the roof of the mouth. Teeth ex? tracted absolutely without pain by the uso of I Nitrous Oxide, (laughing gas.) All other ope? rations carefully porformod in thc best man? ner. Office over Qlaze's Jewolry establieh ment, opposite Miot's Drugstore. DR. B. B. EATON, Assistant. Nov 12_ lmot* A Large Assortment ENGLISH and American TOOTH BRUSH? ES, English Hair Brushes, Amerioan Hair Brushee. COMBS, of all kinds and prioeB, Choice Extracts and other Porfumos, at low pri?es._JACKSON'H Drug Htoro. Breakfast Bacon and Smoked Beef. ?*S\f \ LBS. Choice Breakfast BACON, OVJ VJ 200 Lbs. Primo Smoked BEEF, for sale by _E. & G. D. HOPE. 100 Dozen Chopping Axes, X7iO? aale to the trade very low, by J FI8HER, LOWRANCE Sc FISHER. Dupont's Gunpowder Agency. AFULL supply constantly on hand, of all grades, in Whole, Half and Quarter Kegs and Canisters, for sale low to th? trade and consumers-also, Drop and Back SHOT, Per eos sioa GAPS, Gan Flint?, Ac., for sale low, by J. A T. B. AGNEW. BITOSOT ?HOW OK ?JPWttt ! Great Combination SC IRcUS3 AND Will Exhibit at Columbia, TWO DAYS ONLY! FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOV. 30, ?7. TEW SHOWS m OWE! ^^^^ THE Mammoth Zoological Depart mont, in? cluding tho moat completo and recherche selections ni beautiful Foreign and Native BIRDS, and the most extonsive collection of WILD ANIMALS, In America, supported hy tho largest Company of ACROBATS, LEAPER!), GYMNASTS AND EQUESTRIANS, In the World ! This stupendous enterprise, tho NE PLUS ULTU A of Modern Exhibitions, contains 150 Hen, and 250 Horses, FIFTY PERFORMERS, FIVE LADY EQUESTRIENNES. THREE POPULAR CLOWNS, -o In thc Zoological Department will bo found A GNU, OE HORNED HORSE, W !OL?t& a m ** y A HERD OF TAPIRS, A LIVE RABY WHITE CAMEL, A FL O CK of A USTRA LIA N EMEUS, HERD OF PORCUPINES. Performing Elephant "EMPRESS," Chotah, Laughing Hyenas, Bengal Tiger, Zebra, Aus? tralian Bear, African Lions, A Complete Aviary, &c, &c., &o. MISS CORDELIA. Tho Champion Femalo Rider of the World. MONS. FRANCONI, With his Dancing norses, "OnAY EAOLE" and "STONEWALL," from the Hippodrome, Paris. MLLE. PRANCES, In hor Acts of Changed and Legitimate Equitation. MASTER PRANK, The Treble-Somersault Equestrian. JOHN WILSON, Four-Horse Rider and Double-Somersault. JEROME TUTTLE, Tho Daring Voltigour aud Double-Somer? sault. MONS. BOYD, W. CARROLL. 0. RIVERS, J. ABDELE, W. J. JACOBS. EL NINO WILLIE. AND LA PETITE ADELAIDE, GEO. SLOMAN, SIGNOR CASILLO. Tho threo Grotesque and Popular Clowns, LOW LOW, ROBINSON AND CAMPBELL. And a lieut of Excellent Aronio Talent. LOOK OUT FOR THE MAMMOTH CARAVAN AND CIRCUS ON WHEELS, And not a Cramped Railroad Show, and wait for its certain coming. "OLD JOHN ROBINSON," Remember, in all his ripe experience and untarnished fame. TWO PERFORMANCES, each day, at 2 and half-past 7 P. M. Procession will enter tbs city at 10 o'clock. ADMISSION - "~ - . . 75 C?nit. Children under 10 year? . - - 60 Cents. NOT 17 6 O COTTON OINS and CONDENSER 0*0 L porb ?took of DRESS QOOD8 ever oponed be obUinod, cbeap, by applying to S.D. in ibis rowkot. af prices BO cheap as toaato SPENCER. Cotton Oin Warehouse, or to E. nish yon. Call ?mi iee them-bought with Morris. Oin Manufacturer, Gerrais street. gold at 80, thew are-pbliged to be cheap. NOT ll . ... I NOT 9 rM HOOK ISLAND GOODS. THIS FINE LIKE OF OOODS, WHICH OBTAINED THE PREMIUM\ AT THE FAIR, ARE NOW ON SALE AT J. H. & M. L. KLNARD'S. CALL AND LOOK AT THEM. EN CO UR A GE SO UTHERN MA R UFA C TURES. Nov 14 INSURE YOUR DWELLINGS IN THK mmm MDWAI INSURANCE COMPANY, OF ATHENS, GA., AND TUE Georgia Home Insurance Com'y, of Columbus. POLICIES participate in profits, thereby effecting an annual reduction of the premium. Protect the old homestead, at the least possible cost. H. E. NICHOLS & CO., Agents. Nov 10 I mo GREAT IN D U Cl E ME NT 8 - AT - J. H. & M. L. KINARD'S. SPECIAL LINE OF DRESS GOODS just received and offered at a small nd vauce on cost. Special line of DOMESTICS, purchased since tho recent fall in cotton. Speoial lino of SHAWLS, in singlo, double and Arab. Special linc of CLOAKS, in latest desigus, manufactured expressly for us. Special lino of FURS, io River Mink, Coney, Siberian Squirrel and Russian Sable. Special line of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS. CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, ETC. Prices guaranteed aa cheap as the cheapest. Friends, and visitors to tho city, are respectfully invited to cull and examine our stock, ns we fcol confident it will be to their advantage to do so. J. H. & M. L. KINARD. Nov 10 One Door South of Columbia Hotel. FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. H. E. NICHOLS & CO., AGENTS. Bstatolisliecl, - - - - 1845, REPRESENT Companies eminent for AGE, STABILITY and HONORABLE DEALING, possessing aggregate accumulated assets of nearly _SQQ^OOO^OOO. W. D. LOVE. B. B. McCREERY. THE DRY GOODS EMPORIUM - or - W . D. LOVE & CO., HAYING boon fully replenished, their largo stock of desirable goods is now offered to con? sumers, and to the trade, willi suporior inducements, in all lines of DRY GOODS. In DRESS GOODS, tbo stock displays still greater variety. Arab and Egyptian SHAWLS o? superior quality. Tho CLOAK STOCK is composed of the latest styles. Ribbons, Trimmings, Lieos, Embroideries and Notions, an oudlesa variety. Cassimers, Cloths, Joans and Tweeds, tho stock is unsurpassed. Prints, Brown and Bleached Domestics, Tickings, Stripes, Linseys, Flannels, Blankets, Ac, have been bought lately at low prices. Hosiery and Gloves, together with Jovin's GENUINE KID, for Ladies' and Gent's. Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mattings, ot all grados and prices. Anxious to build up a first class trade, wo keep only OOOD G06D8, which will bo sold at POPULAR PRICES, and solicit a call from all visitors, and othors, in want of Dry Goods. W. D. LOVE & CO., Nov 9 Columbia Hotel Building. CONSc7liI 33 ATIO?T. PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE CO,, OF RICHMOND, VA, HOME OFFICE, NORTH-EAST COE NEU MAIN AND NINTH STREETS. Assets over - - 91.500,000 Net Surplus over - - 9500,000 Pullole? Issoed In nro Years, over - - - . - 8,000 SHOWING a success beyond precedent. Issues on Mutual, Non-Forfeiting and Return Pro raium plans. First Dividend on Lifo Policies Forty Per Cont., which provea tho economv ot its management and its careful selection of risks. WM. C. CARRINGTON... President. J. E. EDWARDS.vice-President. D. J. ll AU rs o OK . Secretary. J. J. HOPKINS, Assistaut Secretary. J. E. WOLF, Sup. of Agencies. SOUTH CAROLINA BRANCH OFFICE, AT COLUMBIA, S. C. J. P. THOMAS.President. S. L. LEAPHART.Secretary DR. ISAAC BEAN Cl I.Superintendent of Agencies. BoAitn or DIRECTORS.-John McKenzie, John S. Proston, P. W. McMastcr, W. B. Gulick, Jobu T. Sloan, Br., Dr. R. W. Gibbes, R. C. Shiver, Thompson Earle. STATE AT LAUOK - Ex-Gov. M L. Bonham, Gen. M. C. Butler, Gen. J. D. Kenncdv, Col. T. C Perrin, Dr. Isaae Branch, Dr. H. Cook. Tho consolidation of /he two most popular Southorn Companies is foll of advantages to tho policy-holders of both Companies. Its expenditures will bo ICSB,and with less relativo risk. II. > futuro dividends will he moro certain, and probably greater in amount, und a better re? served lund create! . NO LIGHT o' old policy-holders will be affected; thoy will continue to pay tho same rate as before; to hold the samo policies as bi fore; to have tho same rights, benefits and privileges as before, and havo equal present security with greater future benefit than before. All renewals of old policies will bo in namo of new Company, under special authority from the respective Directors of the old Companies. A NEW CHARTER was obtained with tho rights of policy-holders guaranteed, and wo call special attention to tho following desirable features in said charter: "SEC. 2. Tho business of tho Company shall bo to make insurance on tho lives of individuals in all the branches of Lifo Iusuranoc; to graut, purchuso or dispose of munni ICM or rc-insuro risks." "SEC. 4. Tho business o? the Company SHALL bo conducted on tho plan of DISTRIBUT? ING TO THE POLICY-HOLDERS THE PROFITS of tho business, as hereinafter provided, unless by thc consent of tho assured tho policy selected is non-participating." "Six. 15. This Company may issuo policies on thc lives of husbands and parents, or others, for the benefit of wives and families, or other beneficiaries interested in their lives-as ances? tors, descendants, creditors or dependents, and tho samo shall not bo liable for tho debts ol contracts of tho assured, except as provided in the policies issued." ' SEO. 16. Tho Company may issue policies payable IN GOLD: Provided, premiums arc paid in the samo." "SEC. 16. Tho permanent investment of funds shall bn in mortgages or liens on UNENCUM? BERED REAL ESTATE WORTH DOUBLE THE AMOUNT LOANED." Wo would also call attention to tho rights secured in poli< y as part of the contract. Rights of party to non forfeituro in all its policies. Rights of party to ro-instatement-paid np policy, and surrender valne whero "intervention of armies" or any other cause cuts the insured oft from homo ofiieo. This feature, omitted in policies of Northern Companies, cost the Southern people very heavily in tho lato war, and should make thom seok tho only Company that provides against mich contingency in future. Some Companies now have in their policies, that pmties who "take up arms against" certain named staten, "or tho United States." render their policy nuU and void. This is making cer? tain what was boforo nncortain. and is too grear a mingling politics, war and lifo insurance. "Tho PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON" has a modtl charter and model policy, plainly stating rights of parties and guarding those rights against sacrifico. lt gives dividends at the end of Amt year, when all cash is paid, and of second year, when part loan is takon. The all cash plan is unreservedly recommended as in every way most satis? factory. Wo now confidently appeal to evory one interested in Coothero prosperity to look to their own interests, by sustaining their own institutions, and thereby establishing tbat self-confi- , d;.;.IA, without ? ?lieu ?hero can oe no pormament prosperity. Boar in mind that alroady over j 910,000,000 are annually sent Nonh for Life Insurance, taking so much from our strength, and thereby giving additional power to onr competitors. We offer a solid, reliable Life Insnranee Company, thoroughly Southern, In the hands of men of the highest integrity, with abundant asset?, recent risks, the most seenro of all investments, pledged to retain totihin the State of South Carolina all funds seeming therein, and, Indeed, pre? senting every advautige that ean be desired: and we only ask a full examination into the supe? rior menu of the "PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY" to insure your patronage. LEAPHART, JEFFERSON A RAN80N, Oot 21 Imo General Agents for South Carolina. -J THE BEST LU THE WORLD! Stone & Murray's ?a. CIRCUS WILL EXBIDIT IN COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 18S9. PERFORMANCES DAY AND NIORT! Commencing at 2 and 7 A o'clock. ADMI88ION.75 Centn. Children under 10 years.50 Cents. NO CIRCUS, either in Europe or America, has so many First Claas ARTISTS aa STONE cfc Ai UR BA F' S. Tho Announced Exhibitions will be given upon a scale of Originality and Splendor never beforo witnessed in this country. Tho following array of Artists will convey to tho public an idoa of "the immonso resources of Sl'ONE cfc MURRA V'S CIRCUS, TO DELIGHT AND AMAZE : MLLE. EMILTE HENRIETTA COOKE ! Tho Premier Equestrienne of the World ! The most Kilted and daring LADY RIDER over seen in auv age or country, from tho principal Amphitheatres of Europe, and THE GREAT JOHN HENRY COOKE'. Tho acknowledged Champion Rider of the Universe, (lato of Cooke's Royal Circus, of European fame,) whose extraordinary talents command thc largest palary ever paid to any Artist engaged in tho vocation of amusing tho public. LE JEUNE BUR TE, The Champion Bare-back Hurdle Rider ! MLLE. .TEA NETTE ELISLER, Thc gracoful and clashing Tight-RopeDitnsoueo Af U Ii Ii A Y AND II UT C RINSO N, The Peerless Acrobats! The novel Feats and athletic exercises of these skillful per? formers, have won for them a world-wide fame in every quarter of the globo. TUE SNOW B BOTHERS.' BENJAMIN, WILLIAM AND Arnim, tho Un- ! equaled Posturors and Equilibrists. Af Ii . D E N S TONE! The popular Clown and Humorist, who has the happy faculty of blending the amusing j with tho ludicrous, without approaching coarseness or vulgarity. MR. CHAULES BLISS, And his Wonderful Compoer, Af /?*. ROBERT JO UN S O N ! The two best Tumblers in tho World ! THE TALLE EN BROTHERS.' PA IL and JEROME, tho Honsational Mid-Air Gymnasts, from the Hippodrome, Paris. MISS EMIL y COOEE! Tho Superb English Manege Equestrienne. SIGNOR COLUMBUS! Tho Amazing Italian Contortionist. MASTER GEORGE COOKE.' Tho Artistic Protean Equestrian. MR. WILL IA M ERA NKLIN, Tho Champion Somersault Rider. MR. GEORGE MURRAY! The Grotesquo Comedian. MR. BURT LEE! The Champion Leaper and Vaulter. BARRY AND REEVES! Tho Comiquo Pantomimists. ULRIG BAN ZEKE ! Tho Russian Athlete. MR. H. LOCKWOOD! The Intrepid Pancratist. HERR DREXEL ! The Modern Uorcules. LUDOREE AND Ii ENTEZ .' Tho Electrifying Funambulists. Tho abovo Artists are aided by a largo force of Auxiliary Talent, super-added to Hutchinson's Acting Dogs, Murray's Trained Horses, Don Stone's Comic .Mules, and the Complex KLU KLUX PANTA MORPHS. STONE ft MURRAY advertise only such at? tractions as aro actually in their possession, and they wish it understood that they win suc? cess by "desorving it. Tho New Water-proof Pavilion contains soats for 3,700 pe ople. No Standing Room. Boats for all patrons. One-half of the Pavi? lion Seats will bo reserved for Ladies nd chil? dren and Gentlemen accompanying them. An efficient Police will bo constantly proocnt to preserve order in and near tho Pavilion. At? tentive Ushers will pr?vido patrons with scats. No smoking allowed iu tho Pavilion. KW Particular attention is called to the fact that Stone ft Murray's Circus travels exclusive? ly by railroad, on special Haina, consequently there will be no parade of empty wagons and Jaded animals. Tho attractions of this Circus are inside tho Pavilion,and not on tho street?; therefore, (with the exception of the BAND CHARIOT, drawn by Sixteen Thorough-bred Horses,) no attempt will be made to induce patronage by the obsolete uae of a so-called 1 'Gorgeous Freo Pageant." STONE ft MURRAY'S CIRCUS wHl ex? hibit in CHESTER, November 16; WINN8BO RO, November 17; NEWBERRY, November 19: ABBEVILLE, November 20. Nov 5 t613Vl -m.m^m. .? ..U?l,lw?l.-.??-'iy. I, ? ? MN Auotlozx iialefj. - .. . ! . - . .... . . T - Executors' Sal? of Beal Estate and Personal Property belonging, ta the Estate of Henry Davis, deceased, BY JACOB LEVIN. ON MONDAY, tho 6th December uext, I will eell, without reserve, the following F BOPER TY, belonging to the above named estate, at 10 o'elock, in front of t no Court IIOUBO, TEBMS OF SALE.-For Real Estate, one-third canil ; the balanco on a credit of ene and two years, secured by bond and mortgage, with In? terest from day of aale, payable Bomt-annual Iv, tho buildings to be insured and policy as Bigood. All taxes called for by thc Stato and oity have been paid up to thia time. The returns now called for, must be made and taxes paid by tho purchaser. LOT NO. 1-On South-east corner of square, bounded by Senate, Sumter, Pendleton and Marion streets, near and on the North side of South Carolina University, measuring 145 feet front by 102, moro or less. LOT NO. 2-On West side of Main street, between Lady and Gervais, and nearly oppo? site tho old sito of Nickerson's Hotel, measur? ing 26 feet front by 208 deep, more or less, ad? joining Greenfield a buildings on the South. LOT NO. 8-Adjoining the abovo No. 2, 26 feet front by 208, more or lees. NO. 4-The Lot and two story Brick Build? ing on Main street, bounded by the alley on . tho North, known as Davis' alloy, 28 feet front by 200 docp. moro br less, at present occupied by Messrs. Kinards; tho lease to this property expiring in May, 1370. , . . NO. 5-Being tho Southern half of Lot and Buildings at prosent occupied by Messrs, Hon Bon A Sutphon; tho lease to this portion expir- '' ing ou 1st October, 1870, and the tenement? iii April, 1870. Tho aggregate rent of those buildinge being $2,250, payable quarterly. These buildings are re-sold incons?quence of former purchaser being unable to get imme? diate possession. Mt "' This property will bo positively sold, without reserve, purchasers to pay for papers and stamps. The Household Furniture and personal ef? fects will bc sold at the family residence, on. TUE8DAY, 7th December, atlOo'clock. Toras "Sw i7 <n k ?*OA^tai. i aii?*n* Creas Cheese. pf rv BOXE8 Prime Catting CHEESE, OU 10 Boxes Young Amerioa Cqeose, for Bale by_E. A G. D. HOPE. Oats. WESTERN and North Carolina Seed OATS, for salo low, by Nov 6 FISHER. LOWRANCE A FISHER. A OAJRD. We beg to inform our friends, visiting Co? lumbia, that we aro with tho IMMENSE DRY QOODS HOUSE of R. C. SHIVER, and will bo gratified to receive a call from thom. Wa . never have been in BO good a condition before to serve tho interests of buyers-tho stock .. exceeding in amount, in beauty, in freshness and in variety, anything of the kind we have over handled. As to price, wo go beyond this market to compete, and will fill bills m any market, freight added. David Jones, Winthrop Wilhams, Wm Bollinger, Henry Davin, F T Miller, W E Orchard, G A Bedell, P B Orchard, T Williams, R E Cameron, J A Shiells, W J Ramsay, J Willie Folk. J L Banks, Henry Beard, F H Percival, D E Stalnaker, Wm ShieUs, T A Bell, ll P Mayrant, Jr, T P Purse. W C Moore, T M Graham. L C Sylvester, Wm Parker, Nov o D L Preseley. The Attention of Purchasers Is respectfully called to the FOLLOWING LIST (IF (?HEAP GOODS To bc found at C. F. JACKSON'S. 1CASE Beautiful POPLINS, at 87o. 1 do do DeLaines, at 25c. Largo lot Worsted Shawls, ?LOO to $10.00. Dross Silks, at very low prices, Ladies' Cotton Hose, good quality, at 121o. Red and White Flannels, 25c. and upwards, Ladies' Linen Collars, at 10c. and upward?, I Linen Diaper, at $2.60 per piece; i .. l.nien Damask, at 50, 75 and $1.00 per yard, Extra Quality Ladies' English Hose, at 50e. Ladies' Linon Handkerchiefs, 10, I?.}, IM, 20,25c. to $5.00, Men's Half Hose, 12, 20, 23, 35, 50c. Ladies' Hats, 20, 25, 50c. Good article Jeans, at 331, 'r>0c. Extensive stock of C?esimereB, for Men's and Boys' wear, at reduced prices, Another Invoico of those beautiful drab Co? verings, at low rates. The attention of the ladios is specially called o our unusually large assortment of Dress Trimmings, of tho latest styles, and superb Jash Ribbons and Sashes. Nov 2_OP. JACK8QN. Family Supplies. WE take pleasure in notifying o n r friends and the publie that we have , removed our S took. ?GROCERIES, Ao.! to Old EXCHANGE BANK CORNER, nearly opposite Co? lumbia Hotel, where we will be pleased to see and .ffur them extra inducements in all articles isually kept in tho GROCERY, HARDWARE ind LIQUOR lino. T. J. A H. M. CIBSON, Oct 15_Old Exchange Bank Corner. Industrial Iron Works. THE undersigned, having procured j good tools, has commenced a general Machine business, at the corner of w?yn? and Gervais or Bridge street-., opposite he Greenville passenger depot, and ia now eady to re?oive orders for building and repair* ng all kinds of Machinery, eoch as Steam En dnes and Boilers, Circular Saw, Flour and Irist Mills, Mill Gearing, Shafting and Pnl eys, Cotton Press Screws and Irons, Iron tailings for Cemeteries ?nd Buildings, Bridge md other Bolts and Nu? s of any desired sixes ind Wrought Iron Forgings. Promptnesa 'a^r.ftnAec?- J. A. J. DERRICK. Oct 80 lma