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Wore IR ?i New?. limBO??, January 16.-Tile Rio Janeiro Aftn? confirms (he flight ot Lopez and the aloa* of tb? wa*. He wa? last beard of, wini n few followers, wandering about ttl o Brazilian deserts. POBTK-AU-PMNCE, December 25, 1809. The revolutionists demanded tba sur? render of the refugee H who sought pro? tection iu th American consulate. The Consul maintained the sanctity of the consulate by tba assistance of tho Eng? lish aud Pf cn ch men-of-war. bain ave was captured Sud imprisoned. Tbe French and English commanders have assurance that ,no blood will be ohed. Rosea, January 16.-The Council sat four hours on .Saturday. Tbe oldest delegates complained that the speech os were too long, and tho obligations of secrecy was violated by tbe members. Rous, January 17.-Tbe Empress of Austria, after rooeiving s commission from tbe Pope, left tbe city. Over 300 of the fathers refused to sign a petition in favor of the infallibility. Many others returned evasive answers. The opposi? tion propose a counter-petition, and assert tbe certainty of sufficient adherents to def oft t the in fallibility. LONDON, January 17.-The 7bWe/, a Catholic organ, says the idea of infalli? bility appears to bo erroneous. The T?mcs thinks tbe presence of the French troops may encourage tbe Pope to insist on infallibility, notwithstanding the re? luctance of the Council. PABIS, January 17.-The city is trau quil, though anxiety is manifested re? garding the Rochefort decision, in the Corpa L?gislatif, to-day. PABIS, January 17.-A motion to post? pone debate on Roohefort's arraignment, failed-39 to 19. Ollivier opposed post? ponement. Several deputies received menacing letters relative to the case. The Chamber, authorizes Roohefort's prosecution. LrvBBPOOZi, January 17.-The ship Kenilworth, from New Orleans, Decem? ber 14th, was a total wreck in Carnarvon Bay. A part of the crew were saved. HAVANA, January 17.-A memorial, signed by 1,000 Spaniards, has gone to Spain, requesting the cortes to postpone reforms in Porto Rico. The people of Cuba are unprepared to receive the pro? posed reforms. They prefer to wait until Cuba is represented in the cortes. HAVANA, January 17.-Tho steamers Cleopatra aud France have arrived, from Vera Cruz. Seward and party ore nboard. They will remain a week iu Havana. DomoBtlc New?. JACKSON, January 15.-The Legisla? ture, to-day, ratified tbe fourteenth ?ind fifteenth nmendmeuts. The election of United States Senator will occur on Monday. B. B. Egleston, candidate for Governor, last year, on the radical ticket, R. W. Flonn, of Missis? sippi, and Major-Oeneral Ames are the prominent candidates. General Alcorn has written a letter to General Ames, deeliniug ibo provisional Governorship, and says: "Coming from military authority, and subject for its support to the military power, the illness of things appears to me to forbid my acceptance of it. While I hold in imme? diate prospect tho position of oivil Governor by that sanction most accepta? ble to my instincts as an American citi? zen-that of popular choice-I may, per? haps, be indulged aud make frank con? fession that, under the fellowship of error and chastisement by which I am bonnd to tho Southern people, I am constrained, by an irresistible force of my heart, to draw back from lot or part in the government by any other right than that of their own conscience." CHARLESTON, January 17.-Arrived schooner Annie Gillese, Baltimore; sehr. Hodand Frank, Norfolk. A Treet of thirteen Spanish gun-boats, from New Yerk, via Hampton Roads, under convoy of tho steamer Isabella Ca? t?lica, bas put int? this harbor for coal and aappliee. They expect ^ta>_remai_ about two days, when they will leave~fo Cuba. ST. LOUIS, January 17.-There was terrible thunder, wind and hail stor A psnio occurred in tho theatres, several persons wore hurt. RICHMOND, January|14.-Samuel _ colored, sentenced to death for der in Henry County, was brought bl Judge Underwood, of the United S District Court, on a writ of habea. pus, and released from custody o; ground that the court which tried was illegal under the reconstructs/ WHEELING, W. VA., January 17^ Star, of Pittsburg, with 140,000 coal, collided with a pier of I bridge and the Belair sunk, barges; she exploded as she w and a woman was killed. LOUISVITJIJE, January 14. as three robbers were enteri of Hiram Smith, who lives from the city, ho fired at double-barreled shot-gun, a instantly and fatally inju The third robber fired ir1 fractured Mrs. Smith's ar/' wounded a child. The *,,?l posed to have followed Ic.? ' Cincinnati, where ho had ju mated a large bog salo. NEW YORK, January 14.-' Rowena Florence vs. Goner the recovery of tho Twigg up before the Superior C motion to attach the compliance with theo' to stand an examinati* trial. The defenoa oase WAS really Court. The plait, od, and the defe itause why he oontempt. order~-atil?, however, leaving the Legis latnre in the hands of the conservativos. Prince Arthur arrives on Saturday. The festivities in hi? honor, os fur ss th? Srogrammo announces, are exclusivo inners, one of which will be given-by Fish and one by Grant. Among the nominations, is that of X>. H. Starbuck, aa District Attorney for North Carolina. 2 P. M.-In the Sonate a petition was {?resented, urging a reduced rate of ioonsea to maimed soldiers. Sumner, from the Committee on Foreign Rela? tions, presented a bill regulating ocean cables; also, providing for the payment of the French claims, prior to 1801. Virginia was resumed. Stewurt moved that tho House bill be put ou its passage. Sumner refused to allow the bill to bo read more than once. Conkling sug? gested that the House bill be offered at tho proper time, us a substitute. Mor? rill, of Vermont, declared that Virginia was unfit to be admitted, either with or without conditions; ho would, however, rather trust the rebels of tho South than the Democrats of the North; Governor Walker was not a lit representative of J the loyal men. Morton proposed amend* monte, to the effect that the restriction^ of the fourteenth ameudment shall tom ever apply to Virginia, and making tm acceptance of office, conflicting thc* with, penal. Finally, Stewart's mobfi prevailed, tho Senate bill was laid awe, and tho House bill considered - jff^ munda thou moved his amendmeflKx acting tho restrictions of tho fou?Bfith amendmeut. The discussion co ??Tu ed quito tamely, Thayer closing Jp an hour's speech, when he was iutJWpted by a motion to go into executive ?sion. In tho House, under tho regtiMr call, a resolution was introduced, dinting n survey and examination of ty? West bank of the Potomac, from Georgetown to Harper's Ferry, to report t? practi? cability of erecting a railroadffong said bank. " A 'oint resolution was?troduced by Butler, that the rennes? Acts, le? gislative, judicial or executif, by per? sons disqualified by tho fourteenth amendment, are null; whif wus refer? red to the Judiciary Corflittee. The balance of tho day was ottoted to dis? cussion of the apportionment for thc forty-second Congress. Jr Sherman has telegraph* his approval of Reynolds' action, ar*roving the in? stallation of Davis aw Flannagan -as Governor and LieuteVnt-Governor of Texas, and conveuing_Vo Legislature. Butler has arri^d-?l spent most of tho day in the ?0 Hf Thc friends of Virginia's adniuH H>uro aud simple, aro discouragedJB ^Pay, the speeches showed no chqffl ?fud were mostly of tho sprend Of_fl Kicter. f By School. ?j. JB HFl sud popular institution /yLjH ^Hne exercises on the 1st of fcfl Ljgf, under tho rectorship of ^TBS Wa- BENET, an experienced ?/essful instructor of youth. <S&9^B ^p?el waa educated at thu Edinbur**BH HP* v of Scotland, and stood among tlio tirst Wail his claren. [Ie taught it? the ('ekesbnrMseho d duriug the past year, and tho patroap were HO perfectly satislled with the^>rog_?s of their children and tho discipline of tiJroehool, that they entered into obligations ofMnarautv to induce liim to re? main anotherBear, aa the htroiiKCst induce? ments were c*?red by other communities lo obtain his s_viccu. I have sonic experience in teaching Myself, and 1 can, most unhesi tatiugly, io Annie nd him to my friends and the public m a superior teacher, and an ac compliahe Jbhristian gent luman. HATES of Tamox-$25, ito and $."J0 per scholastic} ear-half in advance. Hoard can bo obtaij?d at $12 per month, exclusive of i washiagjiid lights. F. A. CONNUK, Jan 1? Preiident Board Trost ees. M Jnst Received. IHAptEL vorv fine A No. 1 CUCUMBER FI (K LES 1 baffel Pure White CAHHAQE KRAUT, for ! saba ?i, by CAMPBELL A JONES. IFresh Onion Sets. fl - -# + + ?ED AND WHITE, ii VE. E. JACKSON'S Drug Store. Jan 12 Pocket Diaries for 1870. PLAIN AND SELF-CLOSING. S)(\ DIFFERENT si/.oa and prices. Miller's jmi\J South Carolina Almanac. Also, Lon do.i, American, Rural, Church and Pictorial Almanacs, for 1870. For salo by Jan 6 BRYAN A MoOARTER. White Corn. C?f\C\ BUSHELS primo White CORN, for XJKJ\J sale low for CASH. _Jan8 EDWARD HOPE. Jewelry, etc. ?1 havo just recoived another lot of o DIAMONDRINGS, lino WATCHES d GOLD THIMBLES. Call at WM. I, next door to Messrs. Scott, Wil Jo.'i Banking House. Jan 8 12 ii Jnst Received, IGE lot of Ladies' White KID BLIP tS. Also, a line assorlment of White IOOTS, laced in front- all airea, at 6 A. SMYTH E'S. Thorburn's Garden Seeds. H GARDEN SEEDS and ONION J? SETH, at wholesale and retail. Jan 14 EDWARD HOPE. A Good Dinner CAN Le obtained any dav, at 3 o'clock, at the EXCHANGE HO?8E. Also, FREE LUNCH from ll until 1 o'clock, daily. Jan 6 It is Important lu Planting, to CSE GOOD AND RELIABLE SEED, Buist's Garden Seeds Havo stood tho test of years. A LARGE ASSORTMENT Just in at ?*\ E. E. JACKSON'S Drug Store. . Vi 14_ DR. THOMAS T. MOORE, mjf a PK ICE.,vcr Messrs. Bryan A Met lurte r's Hooke tom, Main st/fcot, Columbia, S. C. I Jan 6 6* ?or Sale. ! * - - 2 lINK BILLIARD TABLES, "'?^mM^m^t? Shano'H make, slate bedding. TMiaMMHI03" f^Tahlt.< uro in good order, v, ith , mTif Cues, Halls and Counters coni 1 plote. Will bo sold ve>y low. Apply to ? Jan ll o. D?ERCK9. ft Watches and Jewelry Repaired JIN ho beat manner, by first class workmen, ' A. ?'d warrantod. kJ ENiRAVI NO finely exoouted. * Dell? WILLIAM GLAZE. B' Baking Powders. 'ER than Preston's, warranted. Only I inty-fivo couts a box, at llSfl KU A HEINITSH'S Drug Store. _Cow Feed ! Cow Feed ! BbCOived. a fresh lot of COW FEED, at Holumbia leo Honer, which will be Ar cash. ,1. D. BATEMAN. : I \ Jinn FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,. COIAJMUIA, jiTc., January 17.-Sales of cotton R^cat 50 bales-middlings 23>?. J ClK?INNAT? j PBODUOE AND PROVISION MARKET-??tortea by Morris & Reid, Produce anCProvision Brokers.-CINCIN? NATI, Jnn?ry 12, 1870.-Provisions Owing twight trade and continued receipts of bogs, beyond expectations, onr market, to-day, closes dull, heavy and nndettled; receipts of hogs to date, as takc>i from the books of the Cincin? nati CV . aber of Commerce, aro os fol? lows: 1F ,9-70-Cincinnati, 319,000; St. Louis, . JG.272; Chicago, 378,737; Louis? ville. '80,449; Milwaukie, 107,000; all other pointa, far as hoard from, 482,152; 1,673,610; market for hogs closed at 8.25@9.50, gross, for live and i< n 11.00, nett, for dressed, as to ave h. Green meats-'.moulders 93?@10c. ; Ss, 12@12!?c; hams, 14@14V^c. Ik meats-shoulders ll@ll,^c. ; clear sides ll@14^o. ; and clear sides ?@14??o., according to age and ie ked. Bacon-shoulders 13; clear rib ty.iC. ; clonr sides 1534c. ; and sugar-cured lams 20c, all packed. Lard dull, at lG^c. for primo kettled leaf and l?'^o. for primo steam; these prices might be shaded '?o. Mess pork dull, at 2G.75@ 27.00 for best iueido brands. Corn, no old in market-new mized 78@80c; new white 82c. ; to include bags, add 10c. per bushel. Oats-No. 1 54?55c; No. 2 52(<?53c, iu olevator; to include bags, 5c. per bushel. Whiskey-high primes 93c, sharp cash. Flour market, steady, with fair jobbing demand for low grades-4.00@4.40; superfine 4.50(<"i4.75; extra 4.75@5.00; family 5.3.r>@G.OO, ac? cording to reputation of brands and quality. Tho following aro tho rates of I freight from Cincinnati to Columbia, S. ; C.: Bacon 88c per 100 lbs.; pork 2.2C 1 per bbl. ; flour 1.50 per bbl.; corn 78c ! por 100 lbs. NEW YORK, January 17-Noon.- - Stocks unsettled. Money easy, at 6 (<?>7. Exchange-short 9j.j; long 9,V?@9J?. Gold215,.. 62's, coupon, 15'.{. Tennes? see's, ex-coupou, 53'4; new 47; Vir? ginia's, ex-coupon, G3.!4'; now GO; Lou? isiana's, old, 70; new GG; leveo G's 64'^; 8's 80; Alabama 8*8 93; 5's 63; Georgia! G's 80; 7's 00; North Carolina 7 H, old, 41; new24'.\; South Caroliua 7's, old, j 7S'J; now 75;'4. Flour a shade bettor- ! l@2c. Corn dull and heavy. Fork ! dull-mesa 27.62!^(ff 27.65. Lard dull, at j Cotton steady, at j Freights firm. 7 P. M.-Money easier -mixed culla- j terals 6; Government's 5; supply largely exceeds tho wants; money still flowing , this way. Sterling heavy, at 834(?;87tt. j Gold 21%. Government's active aud , stronger-62's 1534. Southern sccuriries generally firmer. Cotton opened steady j but closed weak; sales 3,800 bules, ut I 25 JV- Flour C@ 10c better on low grades. Wheat less active, at noon's advance; \ shippers holding off. Corn declining- ! new mixed Western 80@00. Fork firm er-new 28.00<?>28.25. Lard heavy kettle 170<.17.:,4'. Whiskey u shade firmer, j at 1.00. Freights firmer-cotton steam ? Iii BAI.TIMOUE, Juuuary 17.-Cotton firm, nt25@251?'; offerings light. Flour dull and weak, but quotations unchanged. Wheat steady-primo to choice red 1.35 ! 0*11.45. Cum receipts small-white 98 ; (nil. 00; yellow90@91. Provisions firmer and in good demand-former prices un- \ changed. Fork 24.50@30.50; shoulders ; 1334(all4. Lnrd 17?.<?18. Whiskey : 98(^99. CINCINNATI, January 17.-Corn dull ; and in largo supply, at 75(??76. Whis-; key firm, at 03. Pork held at 26.75; but ! no sales. Bacon quiet and held firmly. Shoulders 13; sides 15'.j. Lard inactivo j and uo sales. LOTJISVITJIIR, January 17.-Corn un changed. Provisions quiet. Fork 28.00. I Shoulders 13,', ; clear sides 161,. Lard i 17'.,. Whiskey dull, at 93. ST. LOUIS, January 17.-Corn ad vane ing-mixed 7G(7/)78; yellow 80; white 82?87. Whiskey dull, at 99. Fork] firm, at 27.00@27.50. Bacon quiet- \ shoulders 13)?; clear aides 16) ?. Lard, nominnlly 15)?@16|?. CFTAIU?ESTON, Januarj' 17. - Cotton in 1 good demand and firm; sales 500 bales- i middlings 24lv'@24??; receipts 1,103. AUGUSTA, January 17.-Cotton mar- : ket firm and offerings light; sales 478 hales; receipts 732-middling 23 34. SAVANNAH, January 17.-Receipts of cotton to-day 3,695 bales; sales 350- ! middling 24.'.j'; market quiet. LONDON, January 17-3 P. M.-Cou- j sols 92??. Bonds 86J?\ HAVRE, January 17.-Cotton opened firm, at 137>a, both Bpot and afloat. LiVEiirooD, January 17-3 P. M. Cotton buoyant-uplands ll1.,; Orleans, lija*. LIVERPOOL, January 17-Evening. Cotton firmer but not higher-uplands 11>?; Orleans ll%\ sales 15,000 bales; speculation and export 3,000. Pure Dixon Cotton Seed. WE OFFER for sale 150 bushels Dickson Cotton Seed, grown from seed obtained from Mr. David Dickson, Oxford Qa., last spring, and which was seleoted by him for his own neo. Notwithstanding the unprece? dented dry season, we gathered from 1,600 to 2,500 pounds to the acre-making twenty-six bales to ono mule. Trico $3.00 per bushel. OxFORn, Ga., Novomber 4, 18G1). I do certify that I sold to Meaurs. Richard O'Neale A Son, of Columbia, S. C., some of my choleo improved Cotton Seed, for planting purposes. They proposed to sell a portion of what thoy raised. Planters purchasing the Sood they raise may rely upon getting the jennine Dickson Seed. DAVID DICKSON. We are Mr. Dickson's Agents here, and will order Seed direct from Mr. Dickson, if desired. * Price $5.00 from one to five bushels, or $4 00 tor five and upwards. Jan 16 RICHARD O'NEALE A 8QN. Stock Taking. WE want to rede.ee our Stook to about one fourth Ita present size, as we are going to take au ??count or icnvuit the' ir.th of next mouth. We therefore offer great inducements to cash buyers. doods will bo sold without regard to what they cost. Come and gel some of the bargains. Jnn 10 12 J. II. ?fc M. !.. K.1N Alto. Fresh Norfolk Oysters. . IF vou want fresh Norfolk OYS 'TERB, call at tho Colombia Ice House, where they aro kept con- 1 stantly on hand, and sold low for cash. All orders from thc country promptly attended to. Nov 10 3mo? JOHN D. BATEMAN. Fine Gold Watches OF all descriptions, for Ladies and Gentlemen, for salo at WILLIAM GLAZE'S, Ono door North or Messrs, Scott A Williams' Bunking House. Dec 10 JLt O. F. Jackson's? ALL-WOOL DELAINES, at 37}c. per yard. All-wool French MERINO, at 60c. per yard. All-wool PLAIDS, bright colors, at 75c. per yard. Juat rcoeiTcd, a lot of Bnttcriek'a new PAT TRBN8. Jan 18 Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Sonth Carolina Railroad Com? pany, and of the South-western Rail? road Bank. THE annual meeting of the Stockholders of tho above institutions will be hold in the City of Charleston, on tho second TUESDAY in February next, tho 8th of the month. Place of meeting, Dall of tho South-western Rail? road Bank, on Broad Street. Dour of con? vening, ll o'clock a. m. On the day following, Wednesday, tho 9th, thcro will bo au election held at the same placo, botween tho hours of 9 a. m. and 3 p. m., for fifteen Directors of the Railroad Com? pany, and thirteen Directors of the Bank. A Committee lo verify proxies will attend. Tho following amendment to Article 1st, Section 2d. of tho By-Laws, proposed at tho last annual meeting, will como np for action at this: Amend Article Int, Section 2d of the By Laws, by striking out tue words "three months" in the sixth line, and inserting "thirty days." Tho portion of tho Articlo in which tho amendment is proposed now roads: "Nor shall any Stockholder voto at any general or other election who shall not have'held in hie own right tho shares on which he o Te rs to voto at least tinco months previous lo such election." Stockholders will he passod as usual over tho Hoad to and from the meeting, free of charge, in accordance with the resolution of tho Convention of 1854. J. lt. EMORY, Jan It? m tn Secretary. "STOP!" "XiXlFI^BlOT 1" '.LOOK TO YOUB INTEREST!" OUR CLEARING OCT SALES Ol' "WHITER HY mW HAS NOW G OMMENOED, AND WE AUK GIVING AWAY DAILY, I7IANCY FRENCH 10FL1NS al 2.'? cents; . worth "di cents. Fancy and Black French POPLINS at 50 cent-: worth fl.00. Black Cretone POPLINS at 75 coote; worth il 2-j. Black ALPACA at 50 cents; worth 75 cents. Black ALPACA at :?) couts; worth 50 cunts. Black CLOTH CLOAKS at 00; worth $7.50. ARAH SHAWLS at $0.00; worth $9.00. Other Gooda proportionately cheap. W. D. LOVE & CO., Columbia Hotel building. W. D. LOYE, ll. B. McCRERRY. _Jan 15 ?E0. W. WILLIAMS & CO., WHOLESALE unOCEUfl, Cotton Factors and Bankers. Hayn? Street, Charleston, S. C. WILLIAMS, BIRNIE & CO., COMMISSION MEECHA NTS, 05 Beaver street and 20 Exchango Place, Jan 5 NEW YORK. _ tSjUO \ NEW DISCOVERY ! ! PHALO VIT Salvation for the Hair. (LEAR A^WATEK! WmiOfe^LSEDIMENT ! ! OPEN^hajHE LIGHT: !! IA; For Restoring to GraMIair its Original Color! PHALON'S "ViTALuWiflfers ut? terly from all th^iair coloring preparations^neretofore used. It is lbwrpd, sweet smelling, precumates no muddy or slimy matrcr,rcquires no shaking, im? parfis no stain to the skin. Hold it toYhc light and it is clear and cloudless. It leaves no mark on the seato ; yet it reproduces in gray haiNiienaturalcolor that time or sicl^rrasamay have bleached out of .^"Phalon's Vitali\^l is for one sole purposejfiat of reproducing,with absoute cer? tainty, the ria?ira^?or of thc hair. It is no^ffitended as a daily dressio^?nor for removing scurf or arandruff; nor for cu? ring baroness; nor for stimula? ting rife growth of thc hair. Thesf objects may bc accom hxe?^tiiOi^f-lvMyty Pha lon's Chemical Hair Invigo rator. THE ViTALT^?i^i harmless and unequaled preparation for the reproduction of lie origi? nal hue of gray hair,ld noth? ing else. This is accomplished in from two to ten aapr cations, according to theda^thlpf shade required. Soj?royall druggists Fresh Norfolk Oystlrs, RECEIVED EVERY DAY, aiul|fam?|?es can ho supplied in any quantity, &t Nov 21 J. E. II EIS E'S HESTm rjRANT. Diamonds. 1 IHAYE just received JV Rlpresl a flue K? sortmeiit of DIAMOND JFAVElVy .Ri,,? from $10 to 1250. WHJdAM>H?AZR. Dec io x/'" Startling Prices ! ! WONDERFUL EFFECTS OF GOLD ON FOREIGN GOODS! -. * . OUR buyer j uni linnie from market with the following: 260 piece, assorted PHI NTH, 500 pieces BLEACHED COTTONS, 30 haled BROWN COTTONS, 10O caaes asdoi led DOMESTICS, at whore-| sale prices. i Special Lots. Wo offer a promium to anv customer who . can beat the price? of tho following GOODS. , 2". piecoa All-wool French MERINOS, 60c.: worth $1.00. 20 piece? Toll, DE VENICE, 50c: worth tl .00. 10 pieces EMPRESS CLOTH, C0c; worth $1.00. 50 pieces DIAGONALS, 35c;Cost 10 couta to import. 1 lot ARAH SHAWLS, al ruinous prices. 1 lot FURS, all qualities. Jan 12 ll. C. HIllVKn. To the Public in General. IHAVE better COTTON HEED than any man who advertise* Seed for aale. Miue is tho improved BOYD PROLIFIC, w hich ox oela any other. The price is $'?.50 per bushel. Au examination of my proof? will be convinc? ing. 1 refer to Jocob *H. Wolla and J. D. Uitt. Gall and look at the growth, in Butcher Town. ?Deo 8 N. POPE. ? Seed Oats and Barley. ~f f\ BUSHELS GENUINE NORWAY BLACK LU OATS. GO bushels genuine Canada HARLEY. Thceo seeds are worthy attention of scienti? fic Farmers; the yield is enormous and the quality of tho grain raised anporior to any other, and commands tar higher prices. Dec 7 OEO. SYMMERS. New Goods. - I HAVE just received another supply ' VM or lino Euglisk and French CASSI RA MERES, of the latest styles, /which aro ottered low for cash. C. D. EBERHARD!', Washington stn,et. opposite Law Range. Nov 25 Large Assortment OF Ladiea'and Gents tine GOLD WATCHER ! and CHAINS, for sale at ISAAC "SUL/.?ACHER'S, j Columbia Hotel Row. 1 Large Assortment OF new styles Ladies' Half SETS, (some- ? thing elegant, ) at ISAAC SULZOACHER'S, Columbia Hotel Row. Immense Stock OF solid Silver and Plated Wares, selling ! cheap, at ISAAC SULZOACHER'S, ? Columbia Hotel Row. O The Finest Assortment F Table and Pocket CUTLERY in the city, j at reduced prices. ISAAC SULZBACHER, j Columbia Hotel Row. Large Assortment AF French and American CLOCKS. Also, a | VJ email assortment of GUNS, PISTOLS, AMMUNITION, Ac, Ac, at ISAAC HULZBACHER'S, ? Jan 5 Columbia Hotel Row. German Cattle Powder. FOR the cure and prevention of all diseases to which Oxen, Milch _^Cowd, Sheep and Hoes arc subject. raruium, Drovers and others will lind this an excellent Modiciuc, and none should be without it. It puritios the blood, carries oil" all gross humors, and thus prevents disease, lt im? proves thoir appearance and condition. When cattle aro oppressed with heat, fatigue and in low spirits, a few dose? will renton- them. For : Milch Cowa, it i? an io valuable powder when , calving; it increases the quantity aud richness ot tho milk and improves their worth. To ; have good cattle, tako caro of thom. This , Powder ia for sale oulv at tho Drug store of ! Dec io t FISHER & HKINITSH. Administrator's Notice. flAHE undersigned gives notice that on the ; 1 2?th day of January next, lie will apply to j W. Hutaon Wigg, Esq., Judge of Probate* for ' Richland County, at his ellice, at 10 o'clock A. M., for a final discharge as Administrator ot . William Hussung, deceased. Dec 30 |13 _ WM. K. BACHMAN. WON'T BE UNDER-SOLD ! ! SILVER THIMBLES, best in thocity, FIFTY CENTS. WATCH G LASSES, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, at I. SULZHACHER'S, Jan ll G Columbia Hotel Row. In the Court of Probate-Lexington Co. Rebecca Cront ?J?. John Ciont, ti ttl,-Petition for Partition. IT appearing to my satisfaction that Epsey j Wingard, wiro of J. Wingan!, and Nancy | Kelly, wifo of Samuel Kelly, defendants in tin above case, reside without tho hunts of this , State. It is ordered, that unless said de fendants appear in this Court and object to tho partition of tho lands of Lewis Crout, do- ; ceased, within forty days from this dato, that their consent to the same will be entered ot record. A. EF1RD. j Judge of Probate Lexington County. OFFICE JOOOE OF PROBATE, LEXINOTON CH., j December 23, 1809. Dec 24 etd4? The New Theory of Health ESTABLISHED BY HEB'S QUEEN'S DELIGHT ! - -- THE Life of all Flesh is Blood. Tho Health of Life ia purity of Flesh. Without purity of Blood, no Flesh can bo freo from disease. HEINITSH'S QUEEN'S DELIGHT Ia now a recognized household Medicino ol remarkable remedial powers, invented and , compounded by tho Proprietor, which ho has 1 called by tho euphonious Boubriauet "QUEEN'S DELIGHT." ITH CONSTITUENT PROPERTIES, QUERN'S DEI.KIIIT Is an au alterative, produc? ing a gradual chungo in the' HEINITHH'S functions o? organs, as to permit a healthy action to rake tho place ol disease. QPEV.N'H DEI.IOIIT Ie dcobstruent by its diver si . rd action; removesobstruc HctNiTstt s ilona, reduces iuflanimatioD and enlargement of tho glands and viscera. QPRKN'H DEMO HT ls an Iuvigorant and Tonic; it produces a gentle and permanont excitement of all the vital actions observable in the functions of organic H Ki MlTSB's life; and is, therefore, ad i resabie in diseases of the Stomach, Liver and organs of digestion. QUEEN'S DF.I.IOIIT ls a stim' uting, alterative diaphosetlo, promoting per? spiration, removing humors iii th? blood, producing a HKINITSU'S healthy action of tho Bkin, removes Bolls, Pimples, Blotches and Cutaneous eruptions. QOEEN'S DF.I.IOIIT la aperient, gently acting upon tho bowels, thereby removing effete matter, pro? ducing a healthy fooling of H El sn sn's tho stomach and head. Headache and nervous dis? orders are cured by its DBO. Qr KEN'S DEMO UT IN expectorant, increasing the secretion from the mucous membrane of the air colls and passages ol HEINITHH'S the lungs, or assists ita dis? charge; is, therefore, a re? medy, combined with Cod Liver Oil, in all caaes of Con? sumption, Colds, Ac. For aale by Druggists throughout tho State. The trade supplied by FISHER A HEINlTsn. Columbia,8.0. PLUMB A LEITN ER, Augusta, (?a. J. H. ZEILEN ti CO., Macon, Ga. JOHN F. HENRY. New York. MANSFIELD A II 1(1 BEE, Momphis.Tenn. JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY A COWDEN, Aug 61 Philadelphia. $1 G?lSSIv B?OS EQUAL TO A GOLD DOLLAR! Tricen reduced to Gold Valu? aud Greenbacks accepted at par. C. F. JACKSON HAS REDUCED tho prico of his entire stock of DRY GOODS, And until the FIRST OF FEBRUAR NEXT,Y I will sell off my large and varied ntock 'of DRY GOODS, without regard to profits. All extra Fino Goods, such aa: CLOAKS, A RA KS, SILK DRESS GOODS, RICH PLAIDS, CASSlMERES, Will bo sold AT COST. Jan 0 COLUMBIA CLOTHING HOUSE, j lt. ft W. C. SWAFF1ELI), CLOTHING MARKES ?OWS! Our slock of CLOTHING and HATS will he j sold at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, until tho close <>f (ho season. Our stock is still com? plete, ami we aro constantly adding tn it NEW AND DESIRABLE QUODS. We have a number nf Ladies' Traveling Trunks, Which will be sold at cost. They aro nen ami ni tho best manufacturo. In Cheap Black and Fancy SATT1NET SUITS, we eau still supply our Jobbing Tr ad ti R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD. Jan 1 :( Watohes and Je weir fT\ Richardson aim Tavlor '"'^^Bl (ioM and Silver WATCHES, Jcwolry,|H and Plated Wares, Knives, Forks, SpooiBj everything belonging to a woll-selecl|B sortmeut, always to be bad or furniskB thc mostfavorabie terms. Repairing of Clocks, Watches, JevB Music Boxes, Surgical Instruments by al perieneed workman from Europe. Jan 7 G. DIERCfl REMOVAL.fl THIS DAY. Gr. D I E R C Ml ^- -A RESPECTFULLY infoimsM ?mwmUU hienda and customers that he tS In removed to his new ostahlishme-B I j& NH. formerly Kinsler'a building, orJBj ll""8!iil'B?of Richardson ana TaH streets, wbero ho will constantly keep on liBj a carefully solcotod aesortmont of } I GROCERIES Jfi COFFEE, SUGAR, TEA, Hams, Sn/ar-cured Shoulders, fl . Plantation Bacon, ? Fulton Market Beef, ? Mackerel, S.dinon, Herriug and Codfish. B ALSO, -av< Flour, Meal, Rice, etc. B7 Canned Lobsters and Oysters. Sardines, M' Raisins, Currants, Prunes, Canned Fri?y' Jellies HIUI Picklos. His stock of Liquors and WinJL '^^^ WIIOI.P.SAI.K AM) ?(KIAII.Au Ho will always have in his Now StoreB supply of Tobaoco. .9A SMOKING TOBACCO of Richmond, iJBP burt; and Baltimore manufactures, iii V ipiartor and one-eighth pound packages. SEGARS -both home manufacture anBOM ported. BB/ And CH FAYING TOBACCO of diiflflT qnalities. wfln Besides overy article belonging lo aB : olass OBtablishmout. ff to Gratefnl for past favors, and doterminBU | leave no honorablo means untried to A0 the good will of all who havo favoreBMe hitherto, and who may hereafter favoBK with their custom, I will be happy to " BB the kind patronage, both of my old fricudHW of tho public In general. <*. ??K"< 'D Jan 7 JH^ Fresh Goods RECEIVED to day: ., 90 Barr?la WoBteru FLOUR, tapes ,J tra and family. 2,000 pounds Fine Feed. Best Orange County Butler, Dany inf tory Choose, Saur Kraut, Mince Meat, *t? ? - thing nice,) Brandy Fruits. Jellies-assort?U Canned Tomatoes, Peaches, Salmon, iove Oysters, Lobsters. Sart'ines. Deaioatedpw Fish, Fulton Market Beef, Pickles, Saltton, Bay Mackerel, etc., etc. Nov 20 LEAPHART A BLOA|? Upholstering and Mattress-makir . HTMIE undersigned has opened work-aho| n X Washington street, a fow doors We ?'t tho Masonic Hall, for tho purpose of carr eg on the abovo bnsiness in all its branches. Ml work eutrustod to him will have Ida pera .?! attention, and satisfaction guaranteed. His long experlonco and best efforts shall be i*cd to pleaso all who favor bim with orders. Dec 19 timo L ORI KSHABE '<?? ALEX. Y. LEE, Architect, Olvll end Hydraulic iCnglno . (1 EN ERAL Agent for tho State of South Ca? lf" rolina for Moulo's Patent EARTH CLO. SET. Nev IO Quotion Salo?. Variety Sale-Rakers' Flour, Groceries, Fur I Utture, 100 Military Coats, .fcc., BY JACOB LEVIN. 'THIS (Tuesday) MORNING, at 10 o'clock, 1 will soil at my atora, weather permitting \ salo positivo, Hide Bakore' Flour, i Kits Mountain Butter. Kita Extra Lard. Boxes Superior Family Soap. Boxea Adamantine Gaudion. Boxoa Starch. Boxes 2 doz. cans Tomatoes. Boxes 2 doz. cans Preserved Pcacht>it. Mason's beat Blacking. ' Trench Imported Pipes, Ac , Ac. A I.HO 100 Military Blue Coals. _ Furniture, in variety, Ac. Jun ls Sugar and Molasses. BY F. P. SALAS, Auctioneer. On THURSDAY next, the Jilth instruit, ,u ll o'clock a. m., will be sold in Charleston, H. C., on Central Whait, alongside the bris i "Croton," just arrived from Cardenas, M hogsheads GOOD GROCERY SUGARS, IX) hogsheads Superior New Crop Clayed Mo. lasses. 100 barrels Superior New Crop Clayed SI >. lasses, 25 Uogaheads Primo Muscovado Mola*??*, 30 hogsheads Superior Muscovado Molasses, " 50~bogTjhoad? Mixed Muscovado Molasses. 50 hogsheads Cuba Molasses, 100 b?rrela Cuba Molasses. CONDITIONS OF BALK. All sums under i 1,000 cash, above that amount thirty days, with aj> proved city endorsed noto, or uno per com allowed for cash. Jan ls j DRY GOODS! NEW STORE AM) KEW emms. WE take pleaBnre in announcing to thc pnblic, that we havo this dav opened a fine stock of DRY GOODS, of overv descnp tion, and ahall alway? have on hand a lino assortment of all the various Goods appertain lug to our trade. Our Dress Goods Department Shall always be repleto, with tho latest Blylen of Silks. Satins, Poplins, Plaids, Empress Cloths. Merinos, Delaines and Operas, in uti colors, Prints of all grades and makes. TABLE LINENS, in all styles, DaninsLu. Towels, Napkins, Doylies aiid Diapers ot every deeoription. In JEANS, CASSIMERES, BROADCLOTHS, DOESKINS, we shall always have a completu assortment. In BLEACHED GOODS, SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS, and in BROWN COTTONS, we ahall offer great inducements. In GLOVES, HOSIERY, GENT'S WEAR, Collars, Merino Drawers and ShirtH, a tine se? lection and bargains. A fine assortment of NOTIONS on hand. Call and see us, at the New Store, in Dicrckn' new building, under tho old Kinslor Hall. Deo 2 gmo 8. W. PORTER St CO. Empire Shuttle Machine. WHY IS IT THE BEST! ?sew heavier and It HOWS Starched M>It billi if Wit h Scam :i* well ?is ?tel Building, 68. E take pleasure notifying our "lends and Um nblic that we have im o ve jl o^r ^*0^|? ? here wo will 'lu' ,.lensed to see and I offer them extra induecmenta in all articles ; usually kept in the GROCERY, HARDWARE ' and LIQUOR line. T. J. ft II. M. GIBSON, Oct 15 Old Exchange Bank (Joiner. Dissolution of Copartnership. THE Firm o? FISHER. LOWRANCE A FISHER is dissolved by the death of (hu sonior partner. ? All thoso indebted to thin concern are ear? nestly requested to come forward and settle ?heir accounts withouut delay. R. N. LOWRANCE, I so. vivois I J. FISHER, (HUiVlVOis. I COLUMBIA, H. C., December l, MOW. New Firm. TT> N. LOWRANCE, W. B. LOWRANCE ANI> XV? P. C. L?RICK having purchased lin? stock of Fisher, Lowrance A Fisher, have united under the firm of LOWRANCE A CO.. and beg leavo to offer their services to, and ask a continuance of, tho favors of the friend? 'of tito old concern. Thov will receive payment from all parti...- indebted to Fisher, Lowrance th Fisher: and thoso having clulirrK a,, . . .! same, will present them for liquidation. Doc 2 LOWRANCE ?V CO. For Sale. DICKSON'S 1 Ml'Ito] Kit COT'mS SEED. t/"S ROWN lrom Seed purchased directly ol ?UT Slr. David Dickson, in lMt;7, und carefully ?reserved from mixing or adulteration with ?(her sred. Fl will deliver the Seed, sacked in good order, Mit the Louisville Depot, South Carolina Rail? road, at $2.00 per bushel, for any arnon ut mi? ner 5 bushels, or at $1.50 per bushel, for all (amounts in excess of ?> bushcla. [ A. P. AMAREB, St. Matthew's, s. c. ' 1 respectfully refer to the below named gen? tlemen, who purchased Seed ol' me last spring, lor information touching the purity and supe? riority of the. Seed, to wit: Hon. T. .1. Good? wyn, Dr. A. R. Taber, Fort Motte ; P. M. Hon sar, Esq., sud Win. Paulling, Esq., St. Mat? thew's; L. R. Beckwith, Esq., Jamison's ; ami Captain E. H. W. Brigginunn and W. B. Muller, dSsq., Oraugeburg Court House ; all cf Orange purg County, S. C. Nov 4 arno* To the Public. jg? ? WOULD RESPECTFULLY Qsft^uJitifnri the "citizens of Columbia .BR *KS,irui -'.'tv"tinding country ge . FW^ ^c**'" rally, t li a t I have resumed ni> .fcS?^i?BBSS'*old Business again, aftei a lapse of twentv years, engaged in the manufacture of Iron, I inn again hack at ruy first Business, that of WATCH, CLOCK ANO JEWELRY where a full Stock of all Goods kepi in a First Class Establishment can be found. 1 shall use my best endoavors to give satisfaction to all. I hope to recoivo a share of patronage. I shall keep Pirat Class Workmen, and all work en? trusted to me will bo warranted. iiovC WILLIAM GLAZE. "O.N.T." Spool Cotton is Tin: DUST POU HANDiMACHINE SEWING. FOB SALE BY ALL WHOLESALE and RETAIL. DRY GOODS DEALER?. Deo 15 +?mo. Oak Bark! Oak Bark! WANTED, at tho Columbia Tammy. H'O Cords OAK BARK. Apply to N2:l J. P. THOMAS A CO.. Columbia. S. C Country Butter. i A /\rv LBS. frosh Country BUTTER, A.\ )\ j) 1,200 Iba. Mountain Butter, In small keg?, for ?ale le- E. A G. D. 1IOFK.