The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, April 23, 1870, Image 3

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-*?'- F3-i-1 ? Foreign Bern. LONDON, April 21.-Hornau letters con? tradict the assertion that the minority would leave the Council ehould infalli? bility be adopted. PAIUH, April 21.-Bonher, President, presented the Emperor to-day at the Tnilleries with the Senatus consullum on plebiscitum as unanimously adopted by the Senate. The imperial printing office will, to? morrow, commence the publication of the imperial proclamation regarding plebiscilum with a text of plebiscitum. In the proclamation the Emperor gives a resam of the reforms introduced since 1860 to the present moment. He dwells on the fortunate results to come from them, namely: Stability of institutions and the easy transmission of power to the heir of the throne. The formula of plebiscitum is brief and simple. A vote will be taken on the 8th of May aud verified on the 10th, and the results officially announced on the 12th. Prince Napoleon, who left Paris before the re? cent debates in the Seuate, because the Emperor desired that he would take no part in the discussion on his succession to the throne, returned on Saturday. Marquis D'Andelarre, leader of tho left centre in the Corps L?gislatif, publishes a letter denying the report that the left centre ceases to exist as a party. LONDON, April 22.-The police are vigilant in the neighborhood of the Pull Mall Gazette office, which the Fenians have threatened to destroy. The Fenians are unusually active. Arms and other war materials were seized, yesterday, at Manchester and New Castle. PARIS. April 22.-Tba French army will participate in the plebiscitum elec? tion. MADRID, April 22.-A Carlist deputy Sroposed to investigate the Montpensier net. Prim opposed, and stated that the matter had been before the courts. The Corte*, sustained Prim's view. The Orleanists newspaper thinks Mont? pelier's dael improved his chances for the throne. From Washington. WASHINGTON, April 22.-Rhode Island {>Olitioiuus here gave currency to the fol: owing: At the recent elections in Rhode Island, five Counties failed toeleot mem? bers of the Legislature-no candidate having received a majority. At the re? cent election, the Democrats carried those Counties. This result, it is said, will secure the election of Mr. Bradley, Chief Justice of that Stato, to succeed Anthony. 8 P. M.-ID the House, the Hot Springs (Arkansas) reservation is under consideration. Evarta has dosed his ar? gument before the Judiciary Committee, on the MoGarrahan case; Pusehnll con? cludes hiB argument on Mouduy. Tho Howard Corruption Committee subjected one of Wood's witnesses to three hours' cross-examination, during which it transpired that Howard got an uoro of land adjacent to the University without consideration. Members of Howard's family and staff also got property upon what appears nominal consideration. In the House, after acting on a num? ber of private bills, a contest arose as to precedence. Among the contestants was Butler, with his geueral disability bill. The tariff was resumed. The Hone is in session to-night. In the Souate, Ramsey submitted a report, in relation to tho Trans-Conti? nental Railroad, which was ordered to be printed. Chandler's resolution look? ing to annexation of the Winnepeg country is under consideration. In the Senate, the bill to perfect title and jurisdiction of United States Na? tional Cemeteries by legislative action of States, also, the invalid pension bill passed; tho bill appropriating about $30,000,000 to pay internal revenue of? ficiais, appointed South at the close of the war, was objected to by Edmunds, as he intended to make a speech on it. Sumner thought parties ought to go to Andrew Johnson for their puy. Sawyer's bill, prescribing the oath of office for participants in the rebellion, not disqualified by the fourteenth amend? ment, passed. The oath is the same as that taken by members of Congress, whose disabilities have been removed. The bill will practically relieve nearly 500,000 people and enable the majority of the Southern people to hold Federal office. Adjourned to Monday. Internal revenue receipts to-day, $478, 000. Gen. Williamson has been appointed special post office agent for Texas. Judge Humphreys, of Alabama, has been nominated for the Supreme Court. Persons applying to the State Depart? ment for passports, are required to re? mit the fee, which is $5, either by postal order or registered letter. -??? ? Domestic News. - MONTREAL, April 22.-Four men, just from the Uuited States, were arrested to-day, charged with Feuiuuism. Tho Canadians continuo to strengthen the frontier. BOSTON, April 22.-James R. Wheeler, Consulate from Jamaica, is dead. ALBANY, April 22.-The canals or? dered open on tho 10th of Muy. NEW YORK, April 22.-Commissioner Osborn hus dismissed tho caso of Post? master Jones, on tho charge of retaining letters for an alleged swindling concern. CHICAGO, April 22.-Tho cold weather hos destroyed two-thirds of the peaoh crop in Southern Illinois. PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-A nurabor of families have boen poisoned by eating cheese, which Carter peddled instead of burying, ns instructed. No fatal results. ST. LOUIS, April 22.-Official advices from Fort Sill indicate thut the Co? manches, Kiowas and affiliated tribes aro anxious for peuce. BALTIMORE, April 22.-A woman named Marsh cut tho throats of hor four children and her mother, with whom they lived. Tho tragedy occurred in the centro ot the city." Tho mother first called ber eon, aged eight, from school, and cut his . throat in tho school yard; then going home, treated her two yonnger children, who were playing in the yard, an infant in the honBe and her bed-ridden mother in the samo manner. CHARLESTON, April 22.-Some excite? ment prevails among the city ofiieiule and holders of city securities, by a movement of certain owners of over? due oity stock to levy upon the city pioperty to satisfy their judgments. The judgment creditor? have attached the personal assets and cash in Bank be? longing to the oity; but the other credi? tors have obtained an injunction, re? straining further proceedings nutil Wednesday, when the case will be heard before Judge Carpenter. There is some talk of placing the city assets in the bands of a receiver. CHARLESTON, April 22.-Arrived .Schooners Teuzer, Havana; W. H Steele, Barucoa; Emma D. Endicott, Now York; Kate E. Bioh, Philadelphia; E. S. Pot? ter, Philadelphia. FINANCIAL. ANO COHMBKCJAL. COLUMBIA, April 22.-There has been but little cotton on the market during the past week, tho sales only amounting to about 130 bales, as follows: 22 at 19; | 25 at 20; 21 at 20?? ; 60 at 21. NEW YORK, April 22-Noon.-Stocks Qrm. Money easy, at 5@6. Exchange long 9; short 9%. Gold 12%. Bonds 12%. Tennessee's, ex coupon, 61; new 56%; Virginia's, ex-coupon, 69>?; new 69; Louisiana's, old, 76^?i new 72}?; levee 6*8 76; 8's 92; Alabama 8's 99>?; 5*s 78; Georgia 6's 85; 7's 93>?; North Carolina's, old, 'ii?1.,'; new 22%; South Carolina's, old, 88; new 87>?. Flour uud wheat unchanged. Corn dull and droopiug. Pork quiet-mess 27.90@ 28.00. Lard unchuuged-153??16. Cot? ton Gnu and in moderate demand, at 23^(3)24 Freights quiet. 7 P. M.-Cottou steady, with sales of 3,900-uplands 22>?. Flour unchanged. Wheat inactive. Corn dull. Pork heavy, at 27.90. Lard firm-kettle 16>?@163.? Whiskey 1.07. Groceries firm and stoutly. Freights quiet. Mouey very easy. Gold 13%. Governments closed with on up? ward tendency. Sontherus closed quiet. BALTIMORE, April 22.-Flour firm Howard street 5.00@5 37jy. Wheat uu chauged. Com dull-white 1.12@L12??; yellow 1.10@1.10>?. Pork firm, ut 28.50. Bacon fair. Whiskey 1.07(3)1.08. LOUISVILLE, April 22.-Corn-sacked, 1.05. Pork 29.00. Bacon 12?<T; clear sides 163?; Lard 16}?. Whiskey 1.02. ST. LOUIS, April 22.-Corn firm mixed 92fa)93. Whiskey firm. Pro? visions firmer. Shoulders 11%; clear sides ie>l4@ie%. Lard 15?6(aU5Va. CINCINNATI, April 22.-Cum 88@90; receipts light. Provisions firm. Pork 28.60. Shoulders 11?4'@12; sides 15 i,<(a) 15%. Lard 153?@16. NEW ORLEANS, April 22.-Flour, corn and oat? dull. Pork firm, at 30.00? 30.25. Others firm, at yesterday's qno t at ions. Gold l'i/a- Middling cotton 21; sales 1,285 bales; not receipts 3,000. Mo m ia:, April 22.-Cotton easier middling 22; sales 500 bales; receipts 1,096. SAVANNAH, April 22.-Cotton firm and in moderate demand-middling 22; sales 500 bales; receipts 1,003. AUGUSTA, April 22.-Cotton market quiet but firm, with sales of 252 bales; receipts 120; middling 21J.V. CHARLESTON, April 22.-Cotton firm middlings 22'4 ; sales 150 bales; receipts 450; stock 12,356. PARIS, April 22.-The Bourse opened dull. Beutes 74f. 95c. LONDON, April 22-Noon.-Consols 94>?. Bonds 88i?. LIVERPOOL, April 22.-Noon.-Cotton steady; sales of tho week 50,000 bales; export 4,000; speculation 7.U00; stock 184,000, of which American is 292,000; receipts 46,000, of which American is 20,000; stock ufloat 327,000, whereof American is 216,000. LIVERPOOL, April 22-Evening.-Cot ton firm, with sales of 12,000 bales. WHOLESALE: MUCKS CUKRENT. OORUEOTED WEEKLY BY THE BOAUD OF TllAOE. APPLES, tybu.l 25?1 50 BAauiNO.Guuuy 26?28 Dundee $ yd 30032 BALE ROPE. Manil,?2? N.Y.orWes$Jlt>10?15 BUTTEB, Northern ?50 Country, th.25035 BACON. Hams. ..'?2(0)24 Hides, $ lb.... 16?18 Shoulders... 14? 16 CANDLES, Sporm40?70 Adamantine n>18??0 Tallow. 15? COTTON YABNI 80@1 90 OoTTON.t?trict Md? 21 Middling ... 20? LowMiuTg, 19? GoodOrduy, 18? Ordinary... 17? CHEESE, E.D.lb. 23?25 (factory. 19?24 Co KV BE, Rio, tylbl8?22 Laguayra_25?27 Java.80 <c31 FLOUII, CO. 8 00?9 00 Northern.0 00?ll 00 GRAIN, Corn 1 45?1 50 Wheat-1 60?2 00 Oats. 9u? Peas.1 75?2 00 HAY, North, %>e.wt.2 00 HIDES, Dry, $dbl2i@18 Green.?8 LAUD, f (lb.18?21 LIME, fr bbl. 2 65702 75 MoLAS8EK,Cuba,50?55 Now Url'nsl 00? 1 IO Sugar U'B0..75?! 00 NAILS, y keg5 50@0 00 ONioNB.#buBl75?2 i>0 OIL, Kerosene,g 45((?5U Mach in erv. . . .75?1 00 SPECIE, Gold ?1 12 Silver. @1 08 POTAT'S, Irial 50? 1 7<" Sweet, bus 1 75?2 26 ItiCE, Caroliualb 8'?09 ?HOT, frbag. @2 75 SALT, Livorp. ?2 2o SOAP, $lh,.7J?08 Sriuirs, Alcohol,gi? 10 Brandy . .4 00?12 00 HolludGin.5 00@7 00 American..2 00?3 00 Jam. Rum.C 00?7 00 N.E. 4,..2 00?3 00 Bo. Whisky 8 60?4 00 Mouonghfa250?4 00 Rectilied. 1 SJ?1 60 SooAit, Crus'd, 17?18 Powdered... 16?17 Brown...12(tf00 tSTAncii, %l tb... 9]?50 TEA, Greon 1?.1 00?2 Ki Black,_1 00? 1 10 TOBACCO, Chw.G0@l io Sni<i|dng,lb..50?l 10 VlNEOAB, Wine,.70?58 Cider.50?GO French_1 2G?I 60 WINI:, Oham.20?28 16 Port, tygal3 00?5 7u Sherry... 3 50@6 68 Madeira.. .2 50(508 50 Just Arrived, A fresh lot of gonoino imported CANA* ?r?J?RY BIB US-splendid singors. ^Jmp ALSO, fSSC A beautiful assortment of CAGl'.S. Call oarly and make vour selections, at tho April 22 POLLOCK BOUSE. Lost, dfig^frfiBto ON Saturday, the 16th inst., in Columbia, or on tho road between Columbia and my residence, throe miles from town, on tho Monticello road, a pair .d Gold SPECTA? CLES with colored glassos. The fiador will roceivc a suitable reward by leaving them at my office in Columbia, over the Bank of Scott, Williams & Co. J. F, ENSOR. April 22 2 LATEST QUOTATIONS OE SOTT:HERN SE uunmi? Pt OHART?KSTOH. 8. ' Jorreo ted, Homi-weokly, by ?. O. Kauf roon, Broker,' No. S5 Broad street-April 22, 1870: Names of Securities. Rate In. Ojfer'd Asked. STATE SECURITIES. North Carolina, old 6 . 47 N. Carolina, new.. G . 24 South Carolinn, old 6 85 . S. Carolina, new.. 6 79 . S. C. reg. stk, ex in 6 . 80 Georgia, old. 7 . 89 Georgia, new. 7 . 94 Georgia. 6 . 88 Tennessee, old_ 6 . 60 Tennessee, new... G . 51 Alabama. 8 . 98 Alabama. 5 . 75 crrr SECURITIES. Atlauta, Ga., bonds 8 . 87 Augusta,Ga. bonds 7 . 84 Charleston stock.. 6 . 57 ; Char'n Fire Lu bds 7 . 76 Columbia,S.C.,bds 6 . 70 I Coln m bun, Ga., bds 7 . 80 Macon, Ga., bouds 7 . 78 Memphis, Tenn., bonds, endorsed. 6 65 . *? unendors'd 6 . 53 Savannah, Ga.,bds 7 . 87 Wilmington, N. C. 8 71 73 Wilmington, N. C. 6 58 60 RAILROAD BONDS. Atlantic aud Gulf. 7 76 80 B. R. R., 1st mort 7 65 . Central Georg;a. 7 96 99 Charleston and Sa. 6 . 70 C. , C. & A. 7 . 87^ Cheraw and Dnrl'n 7 . 86 Georgia Railroad. 7 95 100 G. & C., 1st mor.. 7 80 . G. & C., State guar 7 69 . Memphis & Charles 7 83 86 N. EuBtern p'stduo 7 . 88 N. Eusteru, now... 8 . 88 Sav. & C., 1st mort 7 . 80 S. & C., State guar 7 . 75 South Carolina_ 7 . 79 South Carolina_ 6 . 73 Spart'g aud Union. 7 60 . RAILROAD STOCKS. Par. Atlantic and Gulf. 100 37 41 Central Ga., ex div 100 . 120 C., C. & A.100 . 50 Georgia. 100 . 109 G. and C. R. R... 20 2 . Macon and West.. 100 . 112 Momphis&Charles. 25 10V? . North-eastern .... 50 9 . Sav. & Charleston. 100 45 . S. C., whole shares 100 . 45 S. C., half shares,. 50 . 22 BANK STOCKS. fPeo'sN. B'kOh'u, capital $500,000. 100 . 105 Jlst Nat Bk Chiir'n capital 8400,000. 100 . 120 S. C. Loan &T. Co. 102 Car. Nat. Bk, Col'a. Bank of Charleston whole shures_ 100 23 - Bauk Char. >.< shs. 5 . . Union Bank S. C.. 50 . 7}.i People's Bank S.C. 25 5 Ki . P. & M. Bank S. C. 25 2>.i 2i?4' Bank of Newberry, 25 . 4 Bank of Camden, 50 . 2 Others worthless. MISCED. SECURITIES. Char. M. & M. Co. 100 . pur WuudoM.&M.Co. 100 . Charl'n Gas Co... 25 .'. 23<K Ch'uCity R R.st'k 50 . 54 Grauiteviile M. Co. 500 . 450 G. & C. R. cert, iu. 66 . S. C. R. cort, ind. par N. E. R. cert, ind. 65 City of Charleston certificate iudebt. par. City Memphis coup. 70 . N. E. R. pref, stock. 40 S. & U. R. p. d. con. 58 . S. & C. R. p. d. cou. 62 . EXCHANGE, ETC. Sterling bills. 121?? 121% New York sight. par % Gold. 113 Silver. 105" 108 S. C. BANK BILLS. *Bunk Charleston. *Bunk of Newberry. Bauk of Camden. 50 . Bank Georgetown. 5 . Bank of S. C. 5 . Bank of Chester. 5 . Bank of Hamburg. 2 . Bank of the State of S. C., prior to'61. 55 . BankStatoofS. C., issue '61 and '62 . 25 . *P. &M. Bk. Char. * People's Bk Char. *Uuion Bauk Char. *S.W.R.R. Bk, old. *S.W.R.R.Bk.new. State Bank, Char. 2 . Farmers' Ex. B'k C. }.< Exchange Ba'k, Co. Com'l Bank, of Co. 1 . Mer. Bank Cbernw. 2 . Pinn. Bank Fairfield. 2 . S. C. bills receiv... par City of Charleston ton chango bills. par .{?Less Stock dividend of 20 per cent, and cash dividend of 6 per ceut. JLess cash dividend of 6 per cent. Securities more in demand. Exchango favoring buyers. Money easy. Bauk rates 1 per cent, a mouth on stock collaterals. Out? side rates arbitrary. Bank notoi stagnant. SSy* Bills marked thus (*) aro being redeemed at tho bank counters of each. DR. D. L. BOOZER Surseon X>exxtl?t, ^^^^ WOULD TNFORM his patrons jgffiggftK and the publie, tbat be ia now /rffBqr5B&tL prepared to innert ARTIFICIAL ^J-UJLLT TEETH, upon Dr. Stack's Cele? brated Patent Plates. Ho also has a Inrgor stock of Dental Material than over was kent in thia city and can Btippiy other Dentists. High? est prico* paid for old gold, or new plates given in pay. Office-West side of Main street, three doors North of Plain. April 15 For Bale, CAA BUSHELS COTTON SEED, of supe CJV/V/ rior quality. For particulars, ?u qniro at KRAFT'S BAKERY, April 1 Main street FRESH GARDEN SEEDS. AF?LL supply of Fresh GARDEN SEEDS. For sale by E. HOPE. New, Handsome, Desirable AND . CHEAP BEY GOODS AT J. H. St M. h. KIN ABO'S Oar Spring and Summer Stock IN each of tho twelve departments ia now foll and complete, to a close examination of which we invito attention, hoing determined not to be under-sold in any markot booth. Our pri?es are uniformly low, and tho doods woll bought when prices wero at tho lowest mark over yet or expected to reach. DHES? OOODS prettier and cheaper than over. Splendid Silks astonishingly low. Irish Linens at about half former prices. Longcloths aa cheap BB before the war. Hoeiory in every style, size and prico. Broadcloths, Cassiuicres, Vestings, otc, to uit overy taste. Laces, Embroidery and Ribbons within tho roach of evorybody. Sheeting, Pillow Caeing, at lowest markot ratoa. Mourning Goods, being all imported, prices will surprise. Shirt Fronts, Linen and Paper Collars, Dnder-veste. Tablo Damasks, Doylios, Napkina, Ac, Bub I joct to tho Bantu heavy declino as other im? ported gooda. A very heavy stock of Domestics at ruling rates. Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Cor? nices. A-c. N. B. We havo a competent mechanic to put up Cornices and Window Shades, and lay down C?rpete, J. H. Sc M. L. KINARD. April 17_3mo MRS. S. A. SMITH, EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS, Sltow Room? over C. F. Jackson's, Main street. TnElatcBt styles of BONNETS, j HATH, just received. Also, plain land elegantly-trimmed DRESS PATTrRNS, of all tho latest and most reliable styles. D R E S S - M A KI N O, in all its branches, attended with promptness, and on roasonablo terms. Ladies aro invited to call. April 9 Imo EE M CT V A L . HAYING removed my placo of business to the stand formerly occupied by Dr. B?rry, next to Pollock House, my patrons will find mo at that plano hereafter, with a full and complete assortment of SPRING GOODS, eon s i st i ng of English. French and Scotch Cas simeres, Neck Tics, and (lent's Furnishing Goods generativ. A call is solicitod. March 24 _J. F. EISEN MANN. LOST, FROM the possession of Mr. John Caldwell, FIVE BONDS o? tho Greenville and Co? lumbia Railroad Company, FIRST MOKTO AO c., duo March 1, 1804, each for thu sum of $500, and nnmbered respectively 1.228, 1,353, 1,433, 1,4'18, 1.475, upon oaeli of whloh interest was paid to January 1. 1870, and HO endorsed on tho Bonds. Porsous aro warned against pur? chasing said Bonds, as the Company have been notified to withhold payment. C. I). MELTON, April 1013mo Attorney for John Caldwell. Notice. THE fast trotting Meeaongcr Stallion DANVILLE will soaaon in Richland County, this spring, at Agnew ?t Co'a Livery Stahlo, in Columbia, whore ho can he aeon; also, at W. II. Dowdy's, ou tho Wood? ward plantation in the Fork, and alternately at tho above places ovory niuo days. For par? ticulars apply at tho abovo places. Danville took tho first prize at our last State Fair for speed, and can show as fine colts as any in tho .state. April 1 Imo For Sale. DICKSON'S IMP HO VED COTTON SEED. Gt ROWN from Seed purchased directly ol f Mr. David Dickson, in 1867, and caretull preserved from mixing or adulteration with other seed. I will deliver tho Socd, sacked in good order, at tho Louisville Depot, South Carolina Bail road, at $2.00 per bushel, for any amount un? der 5 bushels, or at $1.50 por bushel, fur all amounts tn excess of 5 bushels. A. P. AMAREB, St. Matthew's, 8. C. I respect fully refer to tho below named gen? tlemen, who purchased Scud of mo last spring, tor information touching the purity and supe? riority of the Heed, to wit: Hon. T. J. Good? wyn, Dr. A. R. Tabor, Fort Motto; P. M. Hou? ser, Esc]., and Wm. I'aulling, Esq., St. Mat tnew's ; L. R. Beckwith, Esq., Jamison's; and Captain F. H. W. Briggmann and W. B. Muller, Esq.. Orangouurg Court House ; all of Orange burg County, S. C._Feb ll 3mo? To the Public. I WOULD RESPECTFULLY Jimorin tho citizens of Columbia i and tho surrounding country gc 1 neraily, that I have resumed my 'old Business again, after a lapse of twenty years, engaged in tho manufacturo of Iron, I am again back at my firnt Business, that of WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY whoro a full Stock of all Goods kept in a First Class Establishment can bo found. I shall use my best endeavors to give satisfaction to all. I hope to receive a share of patronage I shall keep First Class Workmen, and all work en? trusted to mo will bo warranted. NovJ?_ _ WILLIAM GLAZE. STILL IN ADVANCE ! Gooda Pu rc ti un rd ut Lowest Gold Pri?e?. NEW ARRIVALS DAILY ! THE subscriber having just re? turned from Now York with ono of tho finest selec? tion of goods in tho JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS LINE, would call espe? cial attention to tho following articles, willah will bo Bold at astonishing low prices: Gold and Silver WATCHES; Fino GOLD JEWELBY; Watch Chains, Silvorwaro, Spectacles, American and French Clocks, Statues, Toilet Sets, rocket Books, Fans, Musical Boxes, and many other articles too numerous to mention. ISAAC SULZBACnER. March 22 Columbia Hotel Bow. Buy to the Best Advantage. M. A,1TARB & ??., Bridge Htroet, nour Oates, C3-013LOX- stX G-rooors SELL GOODS as Cheap, if not Cheap " 1er than any house in Columbia. Give jthom a trial. March 10 The New State Code, INTERLEAVED and Bound, $2 50. Paper Cover, not Interleaved, $1.00. Acts of Legislature, 1869-70, $1.00. Official copies of tho above for sale. Mail your orders to BUYAN tc McCARTEB, March 30 Columbia, S. C. 300 Barrels Flour. FOR Bale by March 2 LOWRANCE A CO. Grea^Slaughter. | KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That S. W. PORTER & CO., Have just returned from Nov/ York, (the so cond time this season,) with another ?ne au J well-selected stock of choice DRY GOODS, Widoh thoy are now offering to tho trade VERY li O XV DOWN. Wo call especial attention to our Dress Goods Department, Only asking a call from tho ladies, feeling sure wo can please thom. Wo believe wo are selling tho CHEAPEST GOODS IN COLUMBIA. In Spring and Summer CASSI MERES, For Mon's andRoye' wear, wo defy competition. In fact, the elaughtor wo are now makiug in DRY GOODS is really fearful to behold. Gah and soe for yourselves, and you will bo con? vinced. 8. W. PORTER A CO., April 15 Main street. Stylish Dress Goods AT Popular Prices!! IN FRENOU Figured Piques, all colors, Whito Piques. French Figured Jackonets, French Percales. Printed Cambrics, Hair Cord Grenadier**, Gem piros, Aruania, Chalilos, Evening Silks, French Lawns, Frenoh Poplins, Buff Linnen, for suits, Fancy Figured Linnen?, for suits. ALSO, ALEXANDRE GENUINE KIO GLOVES, Goods guaranteed as iowas tho lowest. Silver given in change at W. D. LOVE Si CO.'H. April 20_Main street. WHOLESALE MY ? BOISE! ?Tuert Opened REAR OF GREGG'S BUILDING, Corner Main and Taylor Streets. WE aro now prepared to oiler to Country Merchants and tho Trade a stock of DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, AO., Which for VARIETY IN STYLES and LOW PRICES, cannot he surpassed in any market. All goods ordered carefully selected, and I satisfaction guaranteed. W.D. LOVE & CO, W. D. LOVE, D. B. McCREERY._ Hoes! Hoes'.! WE hare in storo 250 dozen of Brado'fc heavy Crown Stool HOES, Prado's Light Steel Hoes and Rivotod EyoB. Elwoll's Picks and Planters' Hoes, manufactured near Bir? mingham, England, for our trade, and paid fur with gold at 1H to 124 per cont, premium, and we confidently say wo are prepared to suit tho market. LOWRANCE A CO. March 23 _ REYNOLDS'^IMPROVED llETHOlT OF C0NSTU?CTIXO Artificial Dentures, Patented December. 1867. AFTER an extensive use of this important improvement in practice for nearly two I years, it is with full confideuco urged upon the profoetdnn and tho public, as fulfilling more thoroughly and satisfactorily than any other mode, every intention of Artificial Dentures. AH in this method, rubber teeth are alto? gether discarded, it is desirablo that it should full oupecially into tho hands of those familiar with gold plato work. It may not bo gonerally known that they who wear cases of artificial teeth, constructed according to this patent, by Dentists who aro not licensees, render themselves liablo to the penalty of infringement, as well as tho ope? rator. Onice rights will be disposod of and instruc-1 tion given bj'letter, or at the operating rooms of Reynolds A Reynolds, where tho manipula? tion may be daily witnessed, and whero com-1 munioations may bo addressed. WM. REYNOLDS, M. D., Aug 121_Columbia. S. C. _ To the Public in General. IHAVE bettor COTTON SEED than any man who advertises Seed for salo. Mine is the improved ROYD PROLIFIC, which ex? cels any other. T|?o prico is *2.50 per bushel. Aa examination of my proofs will be convine in g. 1 refer to Jocob H. Wells and J. D. Hilt Call and look at tho growth, in Butcher Town Dec 3_N. POPE. Hoes, Steel and Iron. OAA DOZEN Rrado's CROWN HOES, aa tJ\J\J sorted sizes. 20,000 lbs. English PLOW STEEL, assorted sizes. 50,000 lbs. Genuino SWEDES IRON, assort? ed sizes. Tho above aro of direct importation from Stockholm, Binn ingham and Sheffield, and aro, therefore, of superior qualities to North om imitations._J. A T. R. AGNEW. Bonds and Stocks. GOLD AND SILVER. UNC?RRENT BANK BILLS, Coupons. Mutilated Currency, tia., A?., Ac, bonght and sold by D. GAMBRILL, Fob 15 .Imo Office Columbia Hotel Building. Planting Potatoes. BARRELS IRISH POTATOES, inline L??ZJ order. EARLY GOODRICH, Chili Rods, Early Rose, Harrison, Pink Eyes, For salo low for cash by EDWARD HOPE. Fresh Goods at Low Prices. tf\ i\(\f\ LBS. BACON HAMS, Sides IU.UUU and Shoulders. 300 bhls. Family and low-priced Flour. 20 kits Mountain Butter. 50 bhls. Refined and Crushed SugarB. March 25_ For sale by E.HOPE. Military Goods. IHAVE JUST RECEIVED a full Stock o? MILITARY GOODS suited to all grades o? Officers-both Fiold aud Staff. April 10 Imo_WM. GLAZE. Spring Seed Oats. AAA RUSHELS WHITE SEED OATS, OUU for salo low, by ED. HOPE. Aii-Otlon glgtXofc , Granite, Marble and Iron For Sale. STATE OF ROUTH CAROLINA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, COLUMBIA. April 15, 1870. IN conformity with a concurrent resolution of the two Houses of the General Assembly, directing the Governor "to have the Capitol Gronnda cleared of the rubbish and obstacles with which they aro now encumbered, and to dispose of, by pubUo auction, such of the building materials, old iron, Ac, as, upon proper examination, maybe deemed unavail? able for completing the State Capitol," noties is hereby given that on TUESDAY, May 2, at 10 o'clock a. m., will be sold, at tho Capitol Squaro, a large quantity of damaged Granite and Marble, Uld 1 ron, wrought and cast, Steel Chisels, Ac, and other materials unavailable for completing the State Capitol. TERMB, cash on delivery, and the materials to be removed as soon as practicable. JACOB LEVIN, Auctioneer. Dy order of the Governor. April 10 if, J. E. GREEN, Agent, esr Charleston Republicanoopj 6 timen eed. Cheap Dry doods. NEW GOODS! NEW ?GOODS!! ?T Ul. st Moooivocl, A LARGE STOCK OY WHITE GOODS. Fri nts at He, 10c. and 12} c. A No. 1 Long Cloth, at 6 yards for fl. April 17 ?. F. JACKSON. CLOTHING Must be Sold 11 WE havo about $10.000 in CLOTH? ING, more than we can realize on this Spring, and we are anxious to get rid of some of it, and wiU eeU VERY CHEAP for that purpose. Our stock is tho largest, in our line, that has ever beon brought to this city. Handsomo Goods, and bought right. Large line of BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S STRAW nATS AND CLOTHING. New styles of MEN'S "VENTILATOR HATS." Boat Fitting SHIRTS. It is now generally admitted that we are making to order THE FINE8T OU8TOM-MADE GARMENTS IN THE STATE. Call and examine for yourselves. It. Al XV. C. SWAFFIBIiD. April 17_ For Sale. LANDS of the estate of R. N. Lewis, de? ceased, consisting of tho following valua? ble TractBZ A PLANTATION, containirg 218 acres, in Richland Couuty, on the branches of Six Mile Creek, and bounded by lands of John Kinsler and James Douglas. ALSO, A Tract of Land, in Richland County, five miles from Columbia, containing about 736 acres, on branch, waters of Crane Creek. ALSO, A valuable Tract, in the County of Lexing? ton, opposite Columbia, known as the Maver? ick Tract, containing about 127 acres; on it a beautiful site for a residence, convenient to tho city. ALSO, A Tract, in Richland Connty, containing, about 250 acres, and bounded bj landa of Joel Martin and others. ALSO, A Tract, in Richland County, containing about 256 acres, on tho branches of Handy Run and Terrible waters of the Wit?r?e River; bounded by lands of Thomas Miles and others. Apply to F. w. MCMASTER, Attorney at Law, No. 5 Law Rango, Columbi?. March 31_the8 THE POLItY>HOLOBR'B Life and Tontine Assurance Company oi the South, 29 Broad street. Ch trleston. 8. C., HAVING deposited $50,000 with the Comp? troller-General for the protection of its policy-holders, will issue the usual forms of Life and Endowment Policies. It >s thc most liberal Company to the Assured in the World! Tho Charter guarantees to tho assured the cash surrender value of his policy after one annual nie minni hae been paid, except incase of fraud. It ia tho only purely mutual Company in the South. It has no Stookholdera. All surplus profits munt he divided among the policy-holders. Il is thoroughly conservative. Itu investments are confined by charter to tho most solid securities, and it is under man? agement of men of well-eitabliubed ability and integrity. Persono desiring any information will please communicate with any of the officers. WM. McBURWEY, President. E. P. ALEXANDER, Vice Pros, and Act. GEO. E. HOGGS. Sec'y and Gen. Agt. JOHN T. DARBY, M.D.. Mod. Advisor. March 29 jl 8_ Biscuit, Crackers, &c. p? f \ BARREL8 and boxes Freah Crackers, Ol/ Ac, just received and for salo low, con? futing as billows: Ginger Schnapps, Ginger Cakes, Soda Biscuit, Rutter Crackers, Cream Riecnit, Croam Crackers, Lemon Crackore, Egg Cracker*. And Boxes assorted Family Crackers March 9 J. AT. lt. AGNEW. Irish Potatoes, PLANTING and for table use: Early Rose, Early Goodrich, Pink-eye, Peach Blow, Chili Red. For sale by OEO. SYMMERS