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" December 7.^The' Austrian' ,. .?'^fcfrsnsssic ?swa. nw|>JiYi?iirt|i; December 7.-^Arrived steamships Champion, New York; J. W. Ewejn^ Philadelphia. Sailed-stfcaM en Jame? Adger, New York; Maryland. Baltimore. RiOHMONi), December 7.- Tho mom bera of the Board ol Trade,' with a num? ber of citizens, departed on an pxcur aion, thia morning, for City Point, Petersburg and Norfolk. BAI?EIOH, December 7.-Tho House reeoinded its resolution sending a com? mittee to New York to investigate frauds in tita sale ol North Carolina bonds, and resolved Itself into a Committee of the Whale, and summoned the Su parin tendent pf Ppblio Work* and, Treasurer. The fo^erjaappeared sed was examined, but the latter declined. The HousiJ ad? journed without anything definite. Nsw YORK, Deoember 5.-J. J. Eckel, who became notorious through his con? nection with the Burdell murder some years since, and who was serving a three years' sontenoo in tho Albany Peniton tiary.on conviction as one of the princi? pals in the famous Blaisdell & Eckel whiskey frauds, died at the penitentiary on Saturday morning, of dropsy, brought on by confinement. A Coban letter' to the New York Tribune contains accounts of three en? gagements on tho 11th and 13th Novem? ber. Tho Span lo rds attacked the Cuban position, ot Macagua in large force, and were ijhtetolaed with heavy loss. Subse quenUy^a. heavy column of Spaniards wa* Jsejkd^t' i^guada Del Santo, near TrlkucftflpenV^puraued< by th? Cubans to the suburbs of the city. A detachment of Catalane'was annihilated upon the line of the Puerto Principo Railroad. MONTOOMERT, December 6.-The city election for Mayor, Clerk and Aldermen, passed: off quietly. Mayor Qlasscock, the present incumbent, (Republican,) waa re-elected by 616 majority. Hoghes, fot Clerk, 711 majority. All the Alder? men, representing the Qlasscock ticket, were also elected. Many conservatives Toted for Olassoock, and nearly 400 failed to vote at all. Two negro Aldermen were elected. MozrxooManv. December 7.-In the Senate, a memorial from the Board of Regents of the State University was read. It asked heavy donations from the State, and acknowledged that the University, as at present controlled, had not been a' success; and tho* in conse? quence of the enemies of the present Faculty, only thirty pupils were in at? tendance. A bill wac introduced, to divide the Stat?. into four judicial districts, and court to be held twioe a year by the Circuit Judges of the different cirooits similar to tito Circuit Court system of tho united States. The common school bill-which provides for taxing property holders to build sohool-housts and to pay teachers, was discussed. The effect is to teach the negro at the expense of the whites. In the House, resolutions were offered asking why teachers of publie schools had not been paid. Some members asserted thst the superintend? ente had stolen the money. A bill was reported on favorably to abolish the City Court of Selma, and ?jso to revise and republish and digest all thc laws of the State. PHIXADEUPHIA, December 7.-The Merchants' Hotel, corner Third and Walnut, is burning. A chandelier fell and within ten minutes, the whole build? ing was in flames. NBW YOHK, December 7.-The city elections are progressing unusually quiet. The candidate for Alderman in the Twen? tieth Ward was dangerously shot. LAWRENCE, MANS. , December 7.-The Democrats -have elected their Mayor. The City Council is equally divided. Washington Newt. WASHINGTON, December 6-P. M.-lu the House, a resolution was introduced by Farnsworth, of Illinois, for the imme? diate restoration of Virginia. After some skirmishing, on motion of Stokes, of Tennessee, the resolution was referred to the Reconstruction Committee. This action is regarded as unfavorable to Vir? ginia. The cases of Sberrod and Dox, from Alabama, were referred to the Com? mittee on Elections. A resolution was I introduced referring the credentials of tho Mississippi and Virginia members to the Committee on Eleotions. In the Senate, Stewart introduced a r?solution providing for the removal of political disabilities upon a ratification of the fifteenth amendment. A bill to enforce Republican Government in Geor? gia, was postponed to Wednesday next. This bill requires that Georgia shall ratify the fifteenth amendment. At the close of the count, Hinders stated that Georgia's ratification was necessary to the adoption of the amendment. The part of the amendment urging] additional legislation for Georgia elicited applause. The part urging Virginia's early admission was received in silence. It is apprehended that the Southern con? servatives (hare been over-sangnine. Boutwell's views are clearly adopted by the President's message. Several nomi? nations were sent to the Senate, of those appointed during rocosa. WA?HIKOTON, December 7.-The great Northern mail Sooth failed to connect thia ! morning, on account of e snow j storm. Which provailed North and Ween) generally. Delays ia mails and heavy galed have prevailed, bat no disasters on sea or land reported. The Commissioner of Agriculture, in his report to the President, estimates the cotton crop at 2,700,OOO balee. The Senators, members of the House j elect, and several members ol the Le? gislature of Virginia, paid thoir respecte j to the President this morning, and] thanked him for their r?cognition in his sub-comrnitfeet? consider and report on tho Louisiana election*. Mr. Kerr, se a .member'of' the sab-commlttee, fox the consideration of the Louisiana cases, ie virtually made a member o4?he Election Committee, and can Care its privilege. In the House, the topics of the Presi? dent's message are behW^^t'cd Ed the Tarions ?ommitteea. Tho vpWir referring to Virginia and Georgia goes to the Re? construction Committee. Special Treasury Agents Bell and Elder, have been removed for alleged complication with the revenue frands of the British brig Oriental, at New Orleans. In tho Senate, Mr. Morton intr )ducod a joint resolution admitting the State of Virginia, and providing for the admis? sion to Congress of her Senators and Represen tat! ves. 8 P. M.-In the Senate, a bill wus in? troduced, to encourage the International Exhibition of 1871. The Senate ad? journed while the President's Secretary was en route with nominations. In the House, Mr. Butler introduoed a bill to repeal the Tennre of Office Aot. Mr. Stevens, of Ohio, introduoed a bill, two-thirds of both Houses concurring, for tho removal of politioal disabilities upon tba adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment. The Committee on Electieus reported favorably on the credentials of Heflin, Dox and Sherrod, of Alabama, nnd they were Bworn in. The Reconstruction Committee meeta on Thursday; and the admission of Vir? ginia is expected on Friday or Tuesday. In the Supremo Court, Mr. Farming? ton against Saunders, District of West Tennosseo, the decision below sustained, the cotton tax imposed nnder the in? ternal revenue law of 1866; a writ ol error was taken, the plaintiff in errol contending that the tax is invalid, be? cause unconstitutional-as being a direct tax without apportionment; oras being a tax on State exportations. FINANCIAL ANO COllUBRCIAL. CoiiUMuiA, S. C., December 7.-Cot ton continued in good demand to-day, and abont 140 bales were disposed of, al 22}?(o>23e. for middling. NEW YORK, December 7-Noon. Stocka firmer but unsettled. Money G@7. Gold22J{. Exchange 8%. G2's coupon, 15; Tennessee 6's, ex-coupons 48; new 44; G's, new, 53'.i; Loaisiani G's, old, 07; new 59; levee "O's GO; Ala bama S's 92; Georgia O's 82; 7'a 94 North Carolina's, new, 32}?; Soutt Carolina'n, old, GS?*. Floor doll a tu drooping. Wheat dall and lo. lower Corn dull and scarcely so firm. Pori dull-now mess 82.59. Lard qniet, a' 19. Cotton easier, at 25,?J. Freighti dull. 7 P. M.-Cotton heavy and lower salef 700 bales, at 25. Flour favori buyers-State 4.70@6.25; Southern 5.G< (??10.00. Wheat dnll, and l@2c lower Corn easier. Oats dull and declining Freights qniet-cotton steam >4'@5-16 Money nctive, at 7. Gold steady, a 23Government's strong. C2's 15% BALTIMORE, December 7.-Cottoi nominal. Flour active and prices un changed. Wheat dull-prime to choie red 1.35@1.38. Corn dull, at 83@90 Provisions unchanged. CINCINNATI, December 7.-Corn dull new 78@75. Whiskey firm, at LOO Provisions flat. Pork 30.00. Shonlder 14%; sides 17;.i@,18. LOUISVILLE, December 7.- Corn 65(< 70. Provisions firm. Mess pork 31.50 Shoulders 16%; clear ribs 18".,'. Whit key 97?98. CHARLESTON, December 7.-Cotto dull and }.{ lower; sales 325 bales-mit dlings 231J ; receipts 1,437; export; coastwise, 1,095. AUGUSTA, December 7,-Cotton mai ket more active, but prices a shade easiei though not q no tab ly lower; sales 72 bales; receipts 889-middlings 23. SAVANNAH, December 7.-Cotton mai ket qniet; sales 800 ba'es-middling 23,^ MOBILE, December 7.-Cotton sah 1,300 bales-middling 23@23%-close quiet, at inside figures. NEW ORLEANS, December 7.-Cotto demand fair, but rates lower-23%( 23%; sales 4,000 bales; receipts 1,04 Corn lower-white and yellow 1.15. Ne mess pork 32.25. Whiskey 1.12J.?. Go 23%. LIVERPOOL, December G-Evening. Cotton dull; sales 10,000 bales; expo and speculation 3,000-uplands ll5 Orleans 12. LONDON, Deoember 7-Noon.- Consc 92%. Bonds 85J^. PARIS, December 7.-The Botin opened firm-rentes 72 and 97. HAVRE, December 7.-Cotton on sp oponed firm ; afloat, at 132^. LIVERPOOL, December 7-3 P, M. Cotton dall-uplands 11%; Orleans ll? Yarns and fabrics dall. LIVERPOOL, December 7-Evening. Cotton dull-uplands 11%; Orleans ll; sales 8,000 bales; speculation and expc 1,000. Removed to New Sto? In Columbia Hotel Block, One Door JVoi of Main Entrance, THE AI A DI MOTH BOOT, SHOE AND HAT HOUS 18 now receiving a very . BB?uU??largoFall Btock, and is now^?t BWfTBTRopen for inspection. Tho ?SI WaftalftWSstock will comprise every ^$wt article usually kept in % first clase house, ec ae Hats, from the iciest grade to the fin silk beaver, Boote and Shoos in every sti and at prices to snit all, Trunks, Valises, J dies' and Gents' Leather. Carpet and Cu Hand-bags, Bobool Satchels, Umbrellas, Ac Thankful for past favors, I will be heppj receive a continuance c". publie patronage. Tho attention of Wholesale Buyers in n cited. Gall at sign of the big Boot and Hal Cot 3 A. SMYTHE Cow Feed. ~ A NOTHER lot of 300 Bushels, Just recei< fy. at tho Colombia Ice House, and will eold low for oaah. J. D. BATEMAN Nov 20 ^?.mrd ?ad two ?b?drca. Anderson; tigrew, P W Morris, Fairfield. 7 CWumWo l/o?d-A B Heath, S?:JD Elite, Philadelphia: JI Crawford. O W BOOM, O M Sadler, W B Span, J H Taylor, Charleston; W Adama. J 8 Batee, lady and servant. Mle* Onaay Bates,Master Harry O Bates, Richland: F Dxtmaab, NV N Mount, Orangesurg; J W Conrad. J W Corbin, B A Merriman, Bfilti more; H H Haynes. Savannah; H C Robertson, Fairfield; LD Hal lona, nie t, Barnwell; C C Coe. B?st?n: E O Goodman, Hartford; C Bush anil wife. Hew fora; W S Black, Cokesbury; OM Clommond, G A C R R. Central Hotel-V B Holly and two children, Fairfield; W W McKinney, F O Blake, North Carolina; D Beake, Ct L Morris, Union; G Can? non, J Williams and wifo, Spart anburg; J K Babb, J P Rabb, Long Run; ? H Wllborn,Mis? sissippi; M Nicely, G A C R R; O B Smith. M Jones, Yorkvlllo; J M II Ruff, Newberry; J W Rabb, Sr, W Bell. N Buratt, S F Morris, B 8 Richardson, Monticello. Xickcrson House-A. M Kirkland, N C; Mr and Mr? J H Thornwell, YorkviUo; EN Hutch? inson, J L Deaton, Charlotte. N C; D Jones, F H Gordin, Augusta; J B Seigler, H F Jones, Newberry; R R Bridges. Tarboro: WD Simp? son, Laurens; A Herbert, Philadelphia; J F Hodge?, G roon villo; Wm Johnston, C, C AAR It ; J A 8 Desports, Winnsboro; C W Neily, Ridgeway; T F Davis, Edgcfield; J H Mar? shall, Geo Monroe, Anderson; E C Baker, Dar? lington. Family Supplies. WE take pleasure iu notifying our friends and the public t ti at we have removed our Stock, GROCERIES, Ao,, to Old EXCHANGE HAN K CORNER, nearly opposite Co? lumbia Hotel, where we will be pleased to see and ofTor them extra inducements in all articles usually kept in the GROCERY, HARDWARE and LIQUOR line. T. J. A H. M. CD3SON, Oct 16 Old Exchange Bank Corner. Guns and Ammunition. ??^ I respectfully inform my ^><>Z" friends and tho public in general ^^S<Cja>wth*.t I have just received a Ano V?.?% ^assortment of DOUBLE AND SINGLE-BARRELED GUNS, Breach-loading Guns, limpio make, from tho host Eurorean manufacturers, Repeater? of all descriptions, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Caps, Powder, Shot and Cutlery, which I offer to soil at rea? sonable prices. Guns made to order. Repair? ing done and warranted, at short notice. Nov ll P. W, KRAFT. Main street. W. D. LOVE & CO'S STORE, COLUMBIA HOTEL BUILDING, PAOKSU Flil.l. OF DRY GOODS, The Lowest P ri oes Asked for Them, LARGE INVOICE OF COTTONS AND Woolens, at lower prices than any time einco the war. We carry a big stock of' Ladies' and Misses' Shawls and Cloaks, And can show anything called for in SLACK and COLORED DRESS GOODS. ALSO, KID GLOVES, in Jovin's genuine colors. " " " Princess, black and while. Renier dog-skin, for gents, Which wo guarantee. A?* With our light expenses, wo can afford, and aro making prices hotter than any wo hoar of; alway? selling standard and reliable makes of Gooda that suits tho purchaser from first to last. AV. D. LOVE Si CO., W. D. LOVE, Columbia Hotel Building, D. B. McCREERY. Nov 27 Groceries, Wines, Liqnors, &c. Vi-rf- BAGGING .ROPE, IRON _ ML*3>^1 TIES, BACON, Clear RibbedgSS JSpMavSides and Shoulder?. A ehoice?5rW article Canvassed HAMS. Family L?rd,"",^B> in barrels, kegs, S lbs., 5 and 10 lb. packages. Choice Family Flour, in bbls. and bag?, with a full assortment of other grades. Liverpool Salt, in sacks. Mackerel-Nos. 1, 2 and 3, in bbls., halves, quarters and kits. SUGAR and COFFEE, of all grados. TEAS, of all grades. Molasses-Muscovado. New Orleans and Sugar House Syrup. Tobacco and Segars.Soap; Can? dles, in boxes and half boxes; Cheese, Crack? ers, Pickles, Can Fruit, Spiced Oysters, Sal? mon, in cans and glass. Liquors-Choice Old Cabinet. Monongahela, Ryo and Corn Whis? key, ana a variety of other fine brands. WOODEN WARE, Neets Iron and Brass Bound Tubs, Pails, Churns, Buckets and Cans, Nails, of all sizes, Shot of all number?, Cast? ing, Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Skillets and Frying Pans, of all B?ZCB. All tho abovo named with many other arti? cles has been recontly purchased and selected with caro and will bo sold low for cash. Give us a call. WELLS ft CALDWELL, Near the S. C. and G. and C. Railroad Depot, noxt door to National Hotol. Oct 16 Living Writers of the SOU?L SHORT biographies, Hat? of works, and ex? tracts from the most popular volumes of every living writer of the Southern United States. By ProfosBor James Wood Davidson. *** A verv large handsome book. Price $2.00. Vasbti, or Until Death us Do Part. By Au? thor of Beaula, Macaria, Ac. $2.00. Tho Polar World-a popular description of Men and Nature in tho Arctic and Antartio re? gions of the Globe-illustrated. $3.75. Tho Romaneo of Spanish History, by John S. C. Abbott; with illustrations. Pictoral Field Book of tho War of 1812. By Rennen J. Loosing, author of Pictorial Field Rook Revolution. $7.00. Photograph Albums, Pockot Cutlery, Ao., at DUFFIE A CHAPMAN'S Bookstore. GEORGE HUGGINS' OENEBAL Fire & Life Insurance Agenoy. Established in Columbia, S. C., 1849. CAPITAL REPRESENTED, .40,000,000. FIRE DEPARTAIENT. Imperial, of London, (in gold) $8,000,000 ?tna, of Hartford, - - . 5,600,000 Insurance A Savings, Richmond, Va., 1,000,000 Merchants, Hartford, - . - 600,000 Southern Mutual, Richmond, . 260,000 North Amerioan, Hartford, - - 500,000 LIFE DEF A R1 MENT. Piedmont A Arlington. Richmond, $1,500,000 Oonneotlont Mutual, Hartford. - 25,000,000 Bates reasonable. GEO. HUGGINS, Agent. Office in rear of Ms?sri. Du??o A chapman's, Under the Columbia Hotol Building, Nov 28 4mo Colombia 8. C. JbUnkJey'i Jaxnfly Knitting Maehlne, DR. J. W. THOMAS. Agent, Abbeville. 8. O. Will reooivo ordere for Machines from all territory unallotted to special ?genta. Price CHRISTMAS <o o M i K a ! all kind-hearted people will gladden the hearts of their friende and little ones by giving them a Christmas or Ne w Year Present You will lind over TEN THOUSAND differ? ent USEFUL ARTICLES, froni 10 centH up to f ~>o, at the store of Om F, F ACKSON. Rare Chance for Investment. THE Subscriber, in view of a contemplated chango in his bnsiness, offers for sale tho following desirable property: One first class FLOU HING MILL, with Belt? ing attachment. Ono first class Com Mill, with screen at? tachment. One first class 20-liorse power upright Steam Engino, with necessary Shafting, Belting, Ac, Ac, all in completo running order, and an es? tablished run of custom, affording an opportu? nity not often obtained, for any ono wishing to engage in the business. ALSO, Tho MILL HOUSE, Work-shops and Dwell? ing House adjoining, now occupied by tho subscriber. To an'approved purchaser, terms will be made liboral. B. TOZER. Dec 3 Dissolution of Copartnership. rilHE Firm of FISHER, LOWRANCE & JL FISHER is dissolved by tho death of the .senior partner. All those indebted to this concern aro ear? nestly requested to come forward and settle their accounts withonnt delay. R. N. LOWRANCE. I U" ."^" J. FISHER, [Survivors. COLUMBIA, S. C., December 1, I860. New Firm. RN. LOWRANCE, W. B. LOWRANCE AMD . r. C. L?RICK having purchased tho stock of Fisher, Lowrance A Fisher, have united under tho firm of LOWRANCE A CO., and beg leave to offer their services to, and ask a continuance of, tho favors of the friends of tho old concern. They will receive payment from all partios indebted to Fisher, Lowrance 3' Fisher; and those having claims against thc same, will present them for liquidation. Dec 2 LOWRANCE A CO. DRY GOODS! NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS. WE take pleasure in anuounoing to the public, that we have this day oponod a fino stock of DRY QOODS, of every descrip? tion, and shall always have on hand a fino assortment of all the varions Goods appertain? ing to our trade. Our Dress Goods Department Shall always be roplote. with tho latest stylos of Silks, Satins, Poplins, Plaids, Empress Cloths. Merinos, Delainos und Operas, in all colors, Prints of al) grades and makes. TABLE LINENS, in all stylos, Damasks, Towels, Napkins, Doylies and Diapers of every description. In JEANS, CASSIMERE8, BROADCLOTHS, DOESKINS, wo shall always havo a completo assortment. In RLEACHED GOODS, SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS, and in BROWN COTTONS, wo shall offer great inducements. In GLOVES, HOSIERY, GENT'S WEAR, Collars, Merino Drawers and Shirts, a fine se? lection and bargains. A lino assortment of NOTIONS on band. Call and see us, at tho New Store, in Dicrchs' now building, undor tho old Kinsler Hall. Dec 2 3mo B.JW. PORTEE & CO. HEISE'S DINING SALOON w _ IS OPENED for theg^ SEASON, with choice OYSTERS, GAME, Ac, together withZJOjt everything that is usually kept in a first class ReBtaurant.__ _NovJG FOR BARGAINS Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, Ladies and Gent's Furnishing Goods, Call at JACOB SU LZ li AO H KR'S. Nov 7 Richland-In Equity. F. A. Tr Ade well v<. Mary E. Boatwright, et al.-IHU. for Partition, d.c. THE creditors of Dr. W. C. FREEMAN, de? ceased, are required to prove beforo me their demands against his estate, on or before tho FIRST DAY of January next. Sept 29 wi3 D. B. MILLER, C. 0. P. C L OTHING. J HAVE JUST RECEIVED AMO OPENED a very large and do arrabio Stock of Fall and Winter CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, Ao., which I am determined, to offer purohasera on the most reasonable terms. Oct If WM. J. HOKE. A UGUSTAy BA. , DULUS IX Flour, Grain, Provisions andi FertlUeerai. Agents for STOV ALL'S EXCELSIOR MILLS. NOT 13 3mo* Empire Shuttle Machine. % WHT 18 IV THR BEST* m*-"ikam rr BUNS o VE it illiiiSraliri Noams all right. WMPIIIlBgUUl rt will take nfiy ?Tf ??WJ etitehea to the |fe?>irjch tin er than fct* "?a*"'fl 'ikJf any other Ma S V/J? chino. It will 1 ff MUW sew h'avior and j / I ISV thicker Goods y \f^SB tuan an>" ?thor ?g^ss WKJm-Ifa Machine. It uses fittk'?iV i\r^ VTr^? any and o very HjtafgtfgSWj&L kind of Thread. tfjB BKV It sows Starched ] WES^^mSp^rvmF^i Goods a? well as ^ySV% - - _ T ' Unstarched. It sews the moat delicate, thin, soft fabric with? out drawing. It sews a Bias Seam as well as any other. W. D. LOVE A CO., Columbia Hotel Building, Nov 21 4mo Sole Agents. fggj. - MRS. FLANIGAN respectfully w?Rbfffr^L informa the ladies of Columbia nffftl |kM an<? vicinity that ehe has received jBil Vi I:al an<* wou,(1 offer for their inapec ^?-JMljRJ tion a very superior atock of Mil jettWrnx: lincryIN BONNETS, HATS, FEA ' *^*X.THER3 and FLOWERS, in end? less variety, after tho very latest fashions, and at the lowest prices. ^ Dress-making Attended to, as usual, with an assortment of Trimmings, Patterns, Ac Oct 24 To the Ladies-Millinery. ^ MUS. c. K. REED has open jj?S&th. C(l for inspection, tho finest and ?Cj?S?most fashionable asBortment of ftHffilSFRENCH, ENGLISH and AME wRSfS RICAN MILLINERY over offered ifflMRW in Columbia. CORSETS, HAIR, Wyra W/9 plaia or omamouted, at al! prices; Kr<*i* an aasortment of cheap FANCY Bl ill JEWELRY, HATS, Feathers, real ?vi Ostrich, Birds of Paradise, <fco. I wi4I soil low everything in my line. Oct 17 arno DR. XV. H. TUTT'g STANDARD PREPARATIONS. SARSAPARILLA AMD QUEEN'S DELIGHT, Expectorant, Vegetable Liver Pille, Improved Hair Dye, For sale by Feb 27 ly E. E. JACKSON. \VUolc??lc ana Retail OLOTHIKa, HAT, AND GENT'S FURNISHING HOUSE, Main Street, next to Mr. R. C. Slicer's Dry Goode House. ?, ft W. C. SWAFFIELD. fMgg^ga? W? bate now ou band *g**fm ?^^TOl*rne and variodaa?ortaientfWW ?BLiidDof the abovo Gooda, bonghtU/127 low for cash, and will be ?did for that commo? dity, at a ?mall advance. Seme of car Goods ir? our own m-nufaOtufe, arni every garment we have m atoro has been sol vc ted With great I oars, and will bo warranted. IN HATS, we have always been the leadora. Dealingextenaivelyiu them, we are enabled to sell a Minglo one or by the dosen at less pricea than smaller houses. ^ In the CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, we jMbavo added to our already large corps of .JflLworkmen a Cutter and a Tailor of large experience in their line, recently from Parie, and wo are thus enabled to make & style of Goode superior to any Goods flseM ia ?his State. We have choice and variod patterns of English and French CA8SIMERES, and keep up to tho market in styles. Shirts, Drawors, Sooke, Handkerchiefs, new style Ties, sanare Neck Hnndkorohiefa, Tr?nke, Valises, Shawls, Ao. Oct M " Gibb?* ft Thomas, Real Estate Agents, OFFER their services to tho public a? GEN? ERAL LAND AGENTS. Will buy and MK; Lands, aird other property, on commission. No zhargcB until sales aro effected. \ JAMES G. GIBBES, VpHN P. THOMAS, J'N 1?_ VADE HAMPTON GIBBKB. Solomons' Bitten, THE groat SOUTHERN TONIO and lhTigo rant, is for salo by Dri: C. H. MIOT, Noy_21_ Druggist, Columbia,,8. C. Cream Cheese. K/\ BOXES Primo Cutting CHEESE, . , 'JU 10 Boxes Young America Gaeeea, for sale by E. & G. D. HOPE. For thc Cure of R11 forma ot Dyspepsia, Fever and Aguo, Functional Disorder* of the Stoma.h and Liver, Invigorates K tho Appetite. Promote? ... Digestion, RelieTes Sick Headache, Restores tone to thc System. Quieta Nervous? ness, Qives Sloop to the Restless. Manufactured by W. H. CHAFEE tc CO., No. 207 East Bay, Charleston, 8. C., And Bold by HARDY SOLOMON, Columbia Hotel Building, Columbia, 8. C. Nov 21 lm PREMIUM ROCH: ISLAND GOODS. THIS FINE LINE OF HOODS, WHICH OBTAINED THE PREMIUM AT THE FAIR, ARE NOW ON SALE AT J. H. & M. L. KIN ABB'S. CALL AND LOON AT THEM. ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN MANUFAC? TURES. NOT U INSURE YOUR DWELLINGS IN Tm: SOUTHERN yiW MAME COMPANY, OF ATHENS, GA., AN1> THE Georgia Home Insurance Gom'y, o? Columbus. POLICIES participate iu profits, thereby effecting au annual redaction of the premium. Protect the old homestead, at the least possible cost. H. E. NICHOLS & CO., Agents. Nov 10 1 mo: GREAT INDUCEMENTS J. H. & M. LTKINARD'S. SPECIAL LINE OF DRESS GOODS just received and offered at a small ad vanoe on coBt. Special lino of DOMESTICS, parohased since the recent fall in ootton. Special line of SHAWLS, in single, double and Arab. Special line of CLOAKS, in latest designs, manufactured expressly for us. Special line of FURS, in River Mink, Coney, Siberian Squirrel and Russian Sable. Special lino of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS. CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, ETC. Prices guaranteed as cheap os the cheapest Friends, and visitors to the city, are respectfully invited to call and examine our stock, as we feel confident it wUl be to their advantage to do so. J. H. & M. L. KIN ARD. Nov 10 One Door South of Columbia Hotel FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. H. E. NICHOLS & CO., AGENTS. tatollMliedL, - - --,----. - - xa REPRESENT Companies eminent 1er AGE, STABILITY and HONORABLE DEALING, possessing aggregate accumulated assets of nearly ?BO, OOO^OOO.