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Forclun ?lciv?. BOMBAY, June 13.-Advices varions Indiau ports report the cl abating. PARIS, June 13.-The following de? spatch from Borne, dated Saturday, bael been received hore: The discussion of I the infallibility dogma continues in the| (Ecumenical Council. During the de? bate, Dupanloup energetically combotted any exaggeration of the rights of the Pope. Seventy-two fathers signified their intention to speak against infalli? bility. Of these, fifteen ave of French prelates. The members of tho International So oiety of Workmen, who were arrested on suspioion of being implicated in the late plot against the nation and the life ol the Emperor, will bavo their preliminary examination before a tribunal on Satur? day next, and be released on giviug bail. The sessions of the High Court will be? gin at Bloisou, on tho 18th of July. MADRID, June 13.-In tho Cortes, on Saturday, Prim, in reply to a question, said the Government had sought a can? didate for the throne, but thus far, in vain. He felt confident, however, that within the next three months, one would be found. He deemed it necessary to otate, further, that bo did not mean Al? fonzo; while he knew there was a gone ral feeling of anxiety on account of this] unsettled state of affairs, he did not ap? prehend any disorder. LISBON, JUUO 13.-Advices from thel Argentine Republic announce tho defeat! of the insurgents in a sharp battle, near| Montevideo. Domestic Newa. WASHINGTON, D. C., June 12.-The President orders the release of tho Cuban steamer Hornet to the original owners, upon bond in $50,000. B. P. Butler and Wm. E. Chandler are bondsmen, that she will not be used in violation of the neutrality laws. The value of the stearn-^ er and property released is 8100,000.g The Hornet was tho Cuban privateer which put into Wilmington for coal. $20,000 in 10's have been stolen from the Treasury. WASHINGTON, Juno 13.-Thornton has? reooived instructions to thauk Grant for the Fenian interference. Tho despatch expresses the English hope that the] Fenians bo punished. It is understood tho Administration will allow the courte to deal with tho Feuiaus. Bed Cloud holds that the forts in his country only brought mischief, bj whiskoy, abuse of squaws aud other bad work. He gave assurauces that the Sioux would not commence war. Tht Indians are much depressed and dis? satisfied, and councils held hero do not encourage tho hope of a peaceful solu? tion. The fiunl council was held to-day. Red Cloud asked for seventeen horses, to carry himself and companions home from tho end of tho railroad. Cox could not promise horses, but would give presents. Red Cloud replied, he wa3 not angry, but if horses were denied, be wanted no presents, with au expres? sion of fortitude and dofiauce, that he) was boru naked. Persons acquainted with Indian councils and character, pre diet an early and serious Indian war. In the House, after the introduction!) of a number of unimportant bills, Davis introduced and moved tho previous] question, on a bill to ameud tho natu ralization laws, providing for punish ment of false swoariug in application and of false personation aud the uso or possession of forged records or cortifi cates; also, giving the United States] Courts jurisdiction of all such offences; under a suspension of the rules, the bill passed by a strict party vote. Stoke introduced a bill to remove all political disabilities; on a division, it was defeat ed by a large majority. Internal reveuue receipts to-duv, over] 81,000,000. Tho President bas returned. It is reported here that a negro sue ceedsDewees, from North Carolina. Two negroes appointed to West Point, have been rejected for physical and intel lectnal inefficiency. 8 P. M.--Thc Seunte occupied all day on apportionments. The discussion was contiuued to-night. A vote will be reached in a few hours. It is supposed tho Senate will pass the House bill, with out amendment. Tho majority of the sub-committee ol the Sonate, ou tho Memphis and El Paso Railroad, made a report, concluding ns follows: From the best examination that we have been able to make of tho facts, and the laws of Texas, our conclusions are, that tho Memphis and El Paso Rail? road Company is an existing corpora tion, with tho right of way across the State of Texas; and that it has valid laud grants of sixteen sections to the] mile, to be selected out of tho public lands of Texas, without auy special re-] sorvation. In tho House, the following Republi cans voted to suspend tho rules, to pass a general bill removing disabilities Buckby, Dockery, Fitch, Pierce, Platt, Sargeut, Stokes, Tillman, Morton. It was defeated 50 to 111. Butler moved the Georgia bill, which was defeatod 120 to 38. The river and harbor bill was considered and passed; it goes tn the Senate. Tho features of tho bill hav been telegraphed. The mouth of the Mississippi gets 8300,01)0; tho falls of tho Ohio River 825U.O0O; the amount for tho Tennessee River increased to 830,000; 850,000 given to Mobile harbor and bay. Thc Speaker laid before the] Houso a messago from tho President of tho United States, condemnatory of the atrocious mauuer in which tho conflict in Cuba is carried ou, ou both sides, representing that tho object of the] Cubans, who urge their recognition as belligerents, is to embroil the Uuited States in a war with Spain; declaring bis] inability to soe, in the present condition of tho contest in Cuba, theso elomonts wero required to condlituto war in the sonso of international, and inviting tho attentiou of Congress to all the relations and bearings of tbe question in connec? tion with a declaration of neutrality, and granting of belligerent rights. The message having been read, Banks, Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, moved it belaid on the table and printed. Judd, a member of that com? mittee, suggested its reference to the Committee on Foreign Affairs. Banks said that question had been fully con? sidered by that committee, and they had made a report, which was to como up to? morrow. Cox regarded that the limitation of tho President's right to mako a com? munication to Congress, was, that ht might from time to time givo it informa? tion as to the state of the Uniou, but ho regarded this message as an attack on the report mado by tho gentleman from Massachusetts, ("Banks,") and it should be, as iu tho caso ot ex-Presideut Andrew Johnson's message, laid ou the table, without reference to a committee. Banks said he had not made the motion in tho spirit to which the gentleman from Now York referred. It was thi usual course to lay the message on thi table, and have it printed. Dawes sug? gested that after the remarks of tho gen? tleman from Ohio, it would not bo re? spectful to lay tho message on the tublo. Banks modified his motion aud moved the reference of the message to the Com? mittee on Foreigu Affairs. Cox moved to lay the message on tho table-nega? tived. The message was then referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs. Ad journed. The city of Mendoza, Argentino Con? federation, wns destroyed by au earth? quake, March 24. Loss of life not [large. CHARLESTON, S. C., June 13.-Arrived, steamship Tennessee, Now York. ST. LOUIS, June 13.-The Indinus in? habiting Indian Territory bad a meeting and adopted an address to the President and people of the United States, ex? pressive of amity, but adherence to treaties and opposition to the territorial bill aud railroad grants. NEW ORLEANS, June 13.-Judge Brad? ley's decree, ou Saturday, against the monopoly of tho pretentious slaughter? house compauy, had a disastrous effeot on its stock-dropping from 30 to 18. McComb and tho new Board was victo? rious in the Eighth District Court, against Beauregard and tho old Board, for management of tho Jackson Railroad. Robert Wynne, accidentally injured on Saturday, by the Ponchartrain Railroad, lied. Crop prospects generally are favorable, though there has been too much rain iu some sections. GALVESTON, Juno 13.-A special, from Austin, dated tho 3d, saj-s tho Southern Pacific Railroad bill passed the Senate to-day-21 to 5. It is thought it will pass the Rouse, aud receive the Gover? nor's signature this week. The bill grants i?lG,000 to tho mile, and is the most popular bill beforo tho Legislature. FINANCIAL AND COAI9IEI1CIAL. NEW YORE, Juue 13-Noon.-Stockt weak. Money 4(?5. Exchange-lone }%; short 10.'.,'. Gold 13. Bonds VI. L'euuessec'8, ex-coupon, G2;new GI; Vir? ginia's, ex-coupon, G8'.<; now G7; Louisi ma's, old.TG1.; ; new 71; levee G's 7-1; 8'i )2?.?; Alabama 8's 101; 5's 73,'.?; Goorgii Vs 88; 7's 051.,'; North Caro?iua's, old i8}?\ now 21}4'; South Carolina's, old )2; new 82. Wheat dull, aud l@2o ower. Coru and flour dull and dedin ing. Pork quiet, at 30.50. Lard quiet obis. 1G(?18. Cotton dull and lower sales IOU bales-middling uplands 22 ?ricans 22} X. Freights lirra. 7 P. M.-Money 4(?5. Sterling 9 s, 39#. Gold 12%@12?.i. Government lull and lower-G2's 11??. Southern generally uuchauged. Cotton dull; sale 1,000 bales-uplands 217". Flour dui iud declining-super 5.25(^5.40; South ern common to fair extra G.25(?7.0(J Wheat 2(?3e. lower-winter red and am ber Western 1.43c? 1.45. Corn dull am lower-now mixed Western 1.00(o 1.05 Pork firmer, at 30.G2@30.75. Lan firmer. Whiskey uuchauged. Freight drooping. BALTIMORE, June 13.-Flour active winter higher; Howard street superflu 5.00(?5.50. Wheat firmer and ur changed. Corn-white 1.17(7/1.18; ve low 1.08. Oats G0(7/G2. Pork fir ni", ? 31.00. Bacon firm-shoulders l l. Lar IG'..(o 17,'j. Whiskey better, at 1.04(? 1.05. CINCINNATI, June 13.-Flour dull, bi not lower. Coru dull and declining Whiskey dull, but unchanged, at 1.02( 1.03. Pork quiet, at 30.00(i/,30.50. Bi cou unchanged, and light demand shoulders 13 >.,'; clear sides 17Lai held at IG.'.,.' * CHARLESTON, Juno 13.-Cottou du and easier-middling 20 ''., ; sales Gu bale receipts 210; exports coastwise 804; stoi 7,102. AcfiUSTA, Juno 13.-Cotton mark quiet and weak; sales 128 bales-mi 'dlings 19?.i@20; receipts 12. SAVANNAH, June 13.-Cottou inactive middling 20^@20J?; sales 110 bah receipts 710; stock 22,689. ?MOBILE, Juno 13.-Cotton dull-mi diing 201 .j ; sales 400 bales; roceipts 41 stock 31,024. NEW ORLEANS, Juno 13.-Cotton di aud lower-middling 20%', eales 1,0 bales; stock 24,639. Flour Armor, ^.OOOjiG.OO. Corn dull-mixed 1.10 1.15. Pork 31.25. Bacon dull-shoi Jers li'.,(?18; hams 21. Sugar ll'., ll'.;. Molasses 65@75. Whiskey 47'..' 1.1(1 Coileo dull-primo 17 I.,(?,17,':J GALVESTON, June 13.--Cotton wei but iu fair demand-good ordinary 17, sales 500 bales; receipts 255; sto 10.80G. LONDON, Juno 13-Noon.-Cous 923.,. Bonds 89 %, PARIS, June 13.-Tho Bourse opel dull-rentes 74f. G5c. HAVRE, Juno 13.-Cotton opel quiet, at 120@122, spot and afloat. LIVERPOOL, Juno 13-Noon.-Cotl opened quiet-uplands 10>.<@10?u; I leans 10J^. LivEnrooL, June 13-3 P. M.-Cott quotations unchanged. Mr. Anthony; W. Dozier, formerly ofj Georgetown, died nt Bio Vista, Califor? nia, on the 2d instant. The Georgetown Times says thnt he "held a lending posi? tion nt tho Georgetown bar for more than twenty years, in thoso dnys when Petigru, Hunt, Legare and Bailey, were regular attendants on tho court, and was justly held in high regard and esteem by tho people of this community. Ho pos? sessed all thoso noblo qualities and feel? ings which dignified tho name of an old Carolina gentleman." Tho Spanish authorities were more cuuning than tho Greoks. Thoy paid tho rausom demanded for tho English captives, and after securiug tho safety of those persons, attacked tho brigands, ruptured or killed them, and took the ransom money back. This way of tran? sacting business will make brigandage unprofitable. A private despatch received by a busi? ness houso iu New York brings tho in? telligence that Guzman Blanco, tho now President of Venezuela, after tho over? throw of Mouagas, marched on Porto Cabello and captured it. Tho port ol Maracaibo is closed at present to com? merce. Bev. Mrs. Phebe A. nnusford was in? stalled yesterday as pastor of the Uui vorsalist Church of Now Haveu. The services were unique. Hymns writton by Julia Howe and Ellen E. Miles were sung, tho installation prayer was made by Bev. Mrs. Olympia Brown, and the sermon was preached by Bev. Dr. Cha pin. SAVED nv A WATERFALL..-Last Mon? day O. H. Baynor, a livery-stable keeper in Helena, Ark., whilo drunk, shot hie wifo in tho back of her head. Think? ing ho had killed her, ho placed his pistol to his forehead and blew out hie brains. His wife was only stunned, the ball having been imbedded iu hor water? fall. AN OUTRAGE.-One Benjamin Michaol, an alinclie of tho County Treasurer's office in Chester, seized a horse under n tax execution last Sunday, at Harmony Church, in that County; but, by the re? monstrance of certain parties, was in? duced to forego his purpose and relense the property. Dr. L. M. DoSaussnrc, of Camden, died on Tuesday morning last. Bufore the war, Dr. DeSauBSuro was one of the leadiug physicians of Beaufort. He re? moved to Camden when Beaufort was! occupied by Federal troops, and had ob i tained a largo professional practice at that place. General O'Neill has resolved to bring suit against tho Government, claiming ilUO.OUO damages for arresting him on foreign territory, without authority. The General has au oye to business. He. failed in his raid ou Canada, and now ho is going to try his hand on Uucle Sam. A subterranean outlet to tho Great Salt Lako has been found opposite Corinne, Utah Territory, and between Fremont and Kimball islands. A party of scientific men will leave Corinne im? mediately on tho steamer Kate Conner to investigate tho great wonder. Tho Laureu8villo constabulary arrested on Monday last, Mr. N. B. Ward, Super? intendent of the Continental Hotel, un? der a ohargo that ho declined tho colored constables "tho equality under tho law," nt his bar. Bail was furnished. Gooso-egg hail has fallen iu Georgin. Et remained on the ground unmelted eight days. Tho Jefferson towns-people luxuriated on punches, etc., manufac? tured from native ice. Sarsaparilla and Queen's Delight, when properly combined, makes the most powerful blood purifier known. Ask for DR. TUTT'S. J5 Capt. Georgo H. Pouncey, of Marlbo? ro, died on the 2!)th iustaut, nt thc resi? dence of Mr. G. H. Cuuuon, Oak Grove, Marion County, S. C. If you consult your welfare, fail not to read the advertisement headed "BAD IJIJOOD." JO SPEG?AI. NOTICE. IMPROVEMENTS C0?1MEXCE?. WE BEG TO INFORM OUR NUMEROUS friends nnd customers that wc have so arranged mr Goods and Counters that thcro will not be the slightest inconvenience in making pur -.bases while the alterations in our storo arc going on. Wc would advise parties at a distance, who cannot personally select goods, to send tie their orders and we will most certainly please in both quality and prices, or return the money. Wc ship hy Express "C. O. D." or as direct? ed. .Still further reductions in prices. The stock must be cleared. Juno l-l_ J. H. A M. L. KIN ARD. Steam Mill for Sale. THE subscriber, having removed to his new shop, olTers his GRIST and FLOUR MILL for salo or rent, to an approved customer. All thc abovo is in good working ordor. For further particulars, apply to Juno 12 ? RICHARD TOZER. For Sale. TflRESIIERH, (capacity 3G0 bushels por day,) in complete order; also, 1 Reaper, ?villi Mower attachniont. Tho Machines arc ?hst class mako, and will bo sold at a bargain. Apply to H. H. SPENCER, Juno 10 0 Central Hotol. Seed Peas. Irrf? BUSHELS primo Clay Cow Peas, for i O aced, for sale by E. HOPE. CINCINNATI PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS MARKET-Reported by Morris & Beid,[ Provision Brokers. -CINCINNATI, Omo.l June 8, 1870.-Provisions-tho market| ia more aotive and prices of nil descrip? tions olose firm. Mess pork-solos of 8501 barrels at 80.00 for city packed, all onl the market at that taken; country nomi-| nally 25@50c. les.?. Bulk moats-mode? rato salo of shoulders at 12; and of ribl lidos nt 15, loose; clear rib and clear| sides aro firm, ut 15>o@16, loose. Ba? con-shoulders sold "at 13.%; clear rib sides at 16%, IC 4-10 and 10.??, and clear sides at 17'^, packed, and tho offerings at close light. Hams-sugar-cured 20(?; 21, canvussed aud paoked, as to brand; second picklo sold at 18,'.i; plain at 18, Icanvassed and packed. Lard-city ket tied leaf IC, in tierces, and all on thel market at that figuro was taken, but tin j' lemand was satisfied; country ]5?.?. Hay-Timothy, No. 1, 1G.00@17.00 per| ton, and low grades 11.00@15.00 per ton. Oats-rejected 53@54; No. 2 55@5G;| No. 1 58(ai59, and white G1@G3 perl bushel. Whiskey-old process 1.01(2.] 1.05 per gallon, in wooden and iron? bound packages; market quiet; pntent| 1.00 por gallon. Corn-market irregu? lar and unsottled; mixed car not saleable! over S4, but holders not willing to accept! that; whito ear sold at 94; strict yellowj bold at 07, with small sales of shelled nt| that figuro; puro white, including gun? nies, 1.05 per bushel. Flour-the de? mand is mainly for local use, aud dealers! aro unwilling to take hold of tho advance,j except when obliged to replenish stocks; holders are indifferent, and tho outside] figures aro gonerally asked, but tho de? mand quiet only at tho inside rates. Wei quoto winter flour-family 5.90@G.25;S extra 5.50@5.75; superflue 5.25(<?5.'i0;| iud low grades 4.90@5.15; spring flouij 5.25(30.00, ns to quality and brand. I1SWEET QUININE Is a Recent Improvement. REPLACES thc uso of tho BITTER SUL? PHATE QUININE, with which all arc| [familiar. Dote for dose, it is WARRANTED FULLY EQUAL iu every way TO BITTER QUININE, and, like it, is tho one |Great, Positive, and Unfailing Cure| roa AM. DISEASES OF MALARIOUS ORIGIN. |Fcv?:r und Amit. Intermittent Fevrr, Cnill Fiver, Remittent Fever, IIlllous Fiver, l)umli Ague, lind the long train of disorders following these when neglected. SWEET QUININE made sololy from Peruvian Earle, (so i? 1Ditter Quinine,) therefore is of vegetable irigin, and not a Mineral poison, but on the .ontrary, is proved to be. one of the clcnioute found in thc blood of all healthy persons. SWEET QUININE icts as an untidoto to, as well aa a cure for, malarial or miasmatic poison, thc absorption >f which by thc lungra causes Intermittent Fevers, etc. The only advantages claimed tor SWEET QUININE I iver the uao of old bitter Quinine, is tht -rn tiro absence of that intenao, persistent bit Itemosa, which iu the latter is an insurmounta? ble obetaclo to ita uao with most persons, and always with children. SWEET QUININE in two forms-in Powder, for tho uso ot |lMiysicians and Druggists, and Fluid, for uar n tho family and for tho general public. STEARN'S, FARR & CO., Manufacturing Chemists, New York June 11 Rituo_ Special Notice. WE beg to tender our thanks to thc nu? merous patrons of LOWRANCE A CO., Ifor their past support, and pledge them, ar I sr have made additions to our capital and in :reascd our facilities, to servo their interests sven moro faithfullv than heretofore. Wc have MARKED DOWN all bf our Shelf Hardware and Fancy Groceries, and are DK rEUMlNEU to clean out our stock at low prices, io aa to ho aldo to FILL UP WITH FRESH GOODS AT LOWER RATES THAN CAN DE HAD ELSEWHERE. Give us a trial, and yon will be convinced. Orders from the up-coun? try solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed. June 12_LOBRICK A LOWRANCE Richland County. IX COMMON FLEAS. |Bronncn, Carroll A Co., ft al. vs. Henry P. De-| Oraaf, Executor, et al. ITJURSUANT to Hie onler of Court in thu |J_ case, tho creditors of William Hitchcock, ?leceascd, aro required to prove their dabin before me, on or before the FIRST MONDAVI in July nest. D. R. MILLER, Jone 14 19_ C. C. C. Headquarters Bry Goods Division, COLUMIHA, s. c., JUNE 3, 1870. \GENEEAL ORDER XO. 1, Gu to S. ll'. Porter A- Co. for Bargains. \f\CIl countera are now actuallv groaning! |yy beneath the heavy weight of fresh DRY! ?iOODS jual to baud, per steamer, from Nevi York. Wo propose to diminish thia stock' ibont ono half, before tho lirat of July next: .mdin order to accomplish this end wc knowl wo must sell cheap. Thc enemy, "Dull Times,' [ is upon us, and must bo mot" and overcome Wc have had many engagements with thi| Hame foe, and whipped him; will do so now. let the result be aa it may. "Wc intend to light it out on thia lino, if it takca all sum? mer." This is no idle jest, but a stern reality. Wo aro tho only House in thc city in posses-| .non of tho secret, how to make dull liuioi easy; "tia well worth knowing. Wo commenci to-day giving gratuitous information to onr| HUS tom ors on this head. All wishing t li ir Sknowledge can be accommodated by calling atf their headquarters. By order of S. W. PORTER A CO. G. BAHOAINS, A. A. G. P. S.-NOBO genuine except those hearing om] |iignalure. Beware of base imitators. June -1 Hams, Beef Tongues. lOAfi SUGAR-CURED Orange llama. \u\J\J 1,000 lbs. Breakfast bacon. 500 lbs. F M Smoked Tongues. 10 halfbbls. PicklodBcefand Fork. May gC _ For salo by E. HOPE. Stocks and Bonds, \ri OLD AND KILVER, |vJT Bank Note?, Coupons, County Claims, Jury Certiticatea, Mutilated Ijurrency. Ac, Ac. Bought and sold by D. GAM1JRILL, Broker, lOflico Columbia Hotel Building, Main stree t. May lt) 3mo IJii8t Received. O C\f\f\ BUSH. PRIME WHITE CORN, ??\J\J\J which will bo aold at lowest market price, for cash, at May 4 HARDY SOLOMON'S. St. Mary's School, RALEIGH, N. C. Hight Rev. THOS. ATKINSON, D.D., Visitor. Rev. A LD EUT 8MEDES, D. D., Boctor. Rov. BENNETT SMEDES, A. M., Assistant. #THE fifty.8evonth term of thie School will commence on tho lGth of JULY. Tho chargo for board and English tuition ia $120.00 por For a circular, apply to thc Rector. BEFEBEKCES: Bight Rev. Thoa. F. Davis, D. D.; Rov. P. J. Shand, D. D.; Rev. Paul Tra pter, D. D. ; Ucv. J. D. McCollough; Rov. A. roomer Porter; Major W. B. Gulicb; Capt. C. I. Ircdoll._Juno 12 2 Public Notice of Dissolution. NOTICE is hereby given that thc partner? ship lately subsisting between lt. N. Lowrance, V. C. Lnrrick and \V. B. Lowrance, mi ler the name of LOWRANCE A CO., is tine lay dissolved, by the withdrawal of Major R N.Lowrauco. All debts due tho said part? nership are to be received by tho new linn, LORRICK & LOWRANCE, and alt demande presented to them for payment. R. N. LOWRANCE, P. C. LORRICK, Juno ll 12_W. B. LOWRANCE. Copartnership Notice. PC. LORRICK AND W. B. LOWRANCE a having purchased tho Stock of Goods. Notes anti Accounts of Lowranco & Co., will continuo tho business under thc namo ol LORRICK A LOWRANCE. They assume ali tho liabilities of tho concern of Lowranco A Co., and parties owing the old concern, will make pavmeut to them. P. C. LORRICK, W. B. LOWRANCE. Notice. PARTIES owing tho lato firm of Lowrance] A- Co., wilt please settle up at once. Afterj fifteen days from this dato, all Notes and Ac? counts over thirty days' old, without excep-' tion, will be placed in tho bauds of an ofliccr| for collection in tho Bhortost time possible. June ll 12 LORRICK & LOWRANCE. Dissolution of Copartnership. NOTICE is hereby given that the partner? ship lately existing between the uuder siy-nod, under thc name of GORMAN fe BA DENHOF. a? proprietors of tho "Columbiaj Hotel," waa dissolved on tho 30th day of April] last, by mutual consent. Wm. Gorman conti? nues thc business on his own account, and isl authorized to settle all debts duo to and b\| the said partnership. WILLIAM GORMAN, " Juno 9 _ _ _H. H. BADENHOP. THE CRY is rou |Bargains ! Bargains ! The place to get them is at f?. F. JACKSON'S CHEAP |DRY GOODS HOUSE ,| M A J .V .S T ll E E T , t/^t.VLL and sec the Bargain Table, and take] a choice of nov article for 2? couta, worth] 50 cents. Another choice for ?0 conte, worth #1.00. And still another choice for ?1.00, worth ?2.00. Now is Hie time t .> get good bargains, ael |lhe stock must be sold. ' C. F. JACKSON, .lune H_ South Carolina, Richland County. ZS THE COM.VOX PLEAS. CLERK'S OFFICE, CoiXMr.i.v. S. C., June i, 1870. I A SPECIAL SESSION of tho Couit oil I /\ Common Pleas, for Richland County, will] be held at Columbia, to commence oh tinT hird Monday (being the 20th day of I bel Inionth) in Julie inst. By order of non. S. W.| IMKI.TON, Judge Fifth Circuit. June 7_D._B. MILLER, C. C. C. Selling Off to Close Out. AS I intend hereafter to keep only a FIRST CLASS JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT, |t will sell out, at and below cost, my ENTIRE '.TOCK of Pistols, Guns, Powder Flasks, Shot I Pouches, Caps, Cartridges, Powder and all lither Fancy Articles. ALSO, [V due lot of FANS, selling verv low. ISAAC SULZBACHER, Columbia Hotel Row, June 1 Columbia, S. C. 'F YOU WANT A FIRST-CLASS GOLD OBI . Silver WATCH and CHAIN, call ai ISAAC SULZBACHER'S. T von want a FINE SET OF JEWELRY, . call at ISAAC SULZBACHER'S. "F voa are in need of SOLID SILVER o? L PLATED WARE, call at ISAAC SULZBACHER'S. PF vour eves are failing, and von want th? I L li EST SPECTACLES, call at" ISAAC .SU LZ BACH ER'S. PF von want a good and reliable TIME-PIECE L or CLOCK, call at June 1_ ISAAC S?LZ BAC fl ER'S. "NICXERSON HOUSE," COLOMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. TH IS pleasantly.located HO? TEL, unsurpassed by any I House in the South for comfort! _land healthy locality, is now| ?pen to Travelers and others seeking accom? modations. Families can bo furnished with juice, airy rooms on reasonable terms. "A call lis solicited." My Omnibus will be found at hbo different depots-passengers carried ti l ind from the Hotel free of charge . Nov 3_ WM. A- WBIOTIT. Imported Wines. IF HAYE just received the following list ol| j J_ choice WINES, comprising thc finest Euro |pean brands. This is, without doubt, th? largest and best assortment ever offered iu| Jolnmhia. CLARETS-Brandenburg Freres' Mcdoc, ?^t. Julien. Margaux, Pontet Canet, LaRose, IChateau LaRose, Grand Vin Latour, 1S5S, hfargaux, 1K?S; LaFittc*lS58. HOCKS A.M> SAUTERNES-Lanbon-j licimcr, Ncorstcinier, Hfockbeimer, Marco-j !brauer, Rudcsheimcr, Haut Sautcrne, IIaut| Barsac. CHAMPAGNES-Moot & Cliandon's Vcr '.onay. Dry Imperial; Vin Imperial, Gieenl ?teal. Bruch, l'oucher & Co.'s Lac D'Or, Cartrf [O'Or, Sparkling Moselle. SHERRIES-All Grades, from house oil ?Wisdom tc Warter, Xer..s do La Frontera, i?-| duding somo very choice "AMONTILLADO," worthy thu attention of connoiscurs. May 15_ GEORGE SYMMERS. Watches and Jewelry Repaired LN the best manner, by first class workmen,| ami warranted. ENGRAVING ll nely executed. f)CC IQ WILLIAM GLAZE. Samples for Distribution. 1/^1 Otr> HARDY SOLOMON'S and get a sam niel l\JT Ol Dr. Price's CREAM BAKING POW-j [OERS. All they want is a trial, to convince! House-keepers that they aro the best now hil luse._?lRy_2?. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powders, IT1HI? beal now in use, for salo bv ll May M HARDY SOLOMON. FRESH GARDEN" SEEDS. FULL stipplv of Fresh GARDEN SEEDS." Forsajo_by__E. HO_PF Choice May Batter. 3/* TUBS CHOICE MAY BUTTER, just re |v_) coived and for sale by I June 1 J. 5: T. R AGNEW. IA u?L*u.otloxx Sales. Well Kept Furniture. BY D. C. PELXOTTO & SON. ITHIS (Tuesday) MORNING, Juno Utk, at 10 o clock, in front of our auction room, we will Boll, without reaorvo, tho following well kept Furniture, belonging to a respectable family leaving thc citv: IA COTTAGE SETT, (complete,) consisting of Bodatead, Bureau, Chairs, Side-Tables, Mattrasses, Bocking Chair, and manv useful articles to house- keopora. ALSO, A fine MILCH COW (said to give twelve jpiarta milk a day) and her young calf. |rormsj:a8h._ _Juno 14 1 New Publication?. [rnHE CHRISTMAS GUEST, bv Mre. Soutk I JL worth. IThc Court and Times of Queen Elizabeth, by Miss Aiken, $2 23. The Caged Lion; a Novel, bv Mies Yonge, ?l.23. Hammerand Anvil, Spitlhagenb' laat and ?best novel, $2.00. Monmir of Dr. Scudder, 3G vears Missionary ?in india,$1.75. Trinco of Wales' Travels in E?vpt, Cou istantiuoplo and the East, ?1.50. The Vicar of Bullhampton, by Trollope ?l.25, and other now Booka for aal? at BRYAN & McCARTER'S Hookatore. OUR POPULAR SALES OF ID R Y GOODS FOR THE Summer Months, COMMENCES FL OM THIS DATE I WITH STILL LOWER BASIS OF PBICES. Another invoice of those ?Cool, Comfortable nml Cheap Linen Snit? for Ladles. Having lately replenished the Wholesale Stock, I That branch of our buaiuess offers superior liuducementa to the Trade; and wo are jneased Ito know we have made no id!e promises. W. D. LOVE A CO., May 22 Columbia Hotel building. W. O. LOVE. B. U. Jt'CBEBRY. CLOTHING Must be Sold 12 WE have about $10,000 in CLOTH? ING, more- than we can realize on this Spring, aud we are anxioua to get rid of aomc of it, and will sell VERY CHEAP for that purpose. Our stock ia the largest, in our line, that baa ever been brought to thia city. Haudaome Gooda, and bought right. Large lino of BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS AND CLOTHING. New styles of MEN'S "VENTILATOR HATS." Best Fitting SHIRTS. It is now generally admitted that we are makin? to order THE FINEST CUSTOM-MADE GARMENTS IN THE STATE. Call and examine for yourselves. II. iv IV. C. SWAPFIELD. A^iril 17_ TAKE NOTICE. TITO Mam TY? o "tlx IBOOT, SHOE, HAT & TRUNK HOUSE HAS itiat received a very large and beauti? ful stock of SPRING GOODS, selected .vith great caro, which will bo disposed of aa lo tv as the times will admit. It is enough to suv to the public, that our buyer waa in thc market late in tho aeaaon, and reaped the benefit of the recent and very great decline iu prices. In BOOTS and SHOES 1 have ovory thiogthceye could fancy, and each article warranted ia represento </. My etock of HATS can't bc surpassed in stylo and quality, and will guarantee prices as low aa any houae in the State. . _ ,, . I have paid .special attention to my Jobbing stock, in both branches, and am prepared to lifer rare inducements to the tratlo. J Bc sure to call one door North of Columbia Rintel a-j carlv as possible, and secure bar? gains. " A. SMYTHE. " April 24_ Choice Family Flour. \~ DARRELS CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, |r)\_7 fresh ground hom selected Wheat, Und warranted tho best in the market. 23 barrels Hocker's SELF-RAISING FLOUR tr aale low bv the barrel and at retail bv June 1 ' J. A T. R. AGNEW. Butter and Cheese. I/"CHOICE Goshen BUTTER and prim \KJ factory CHEESE, just received, and in [sale low by" _J. ft T. R. AO NEW. trv\ria.ox?o to Stop. |William*sr Hotel, Formerly Harvey Houec, S PA UT AN BURG C. II., S.e. [CONTINENTAL HOTEL, LA u?:ENS c. n., s. c. J. Y. H. Williams, Proprietor. MY friend*and thc traveling public are respectfully in . formed that the above named -jl?jnfrjE?" II''1 El S are now under my ?control; aud they may rent assured that the Iroputatio.i of thc two houses will bo fully kept Inp. Tho Rooms are comfortably famish0(1 ?.md tho Tabit a will bo supplied with the best lof everything. May 1 3nio