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Thc Wnr-Evacaallon of Nancy and Metz-The Prussians Moviug For? ward-Occupation or Nancy and Pfalzbttrg by the Fruiiiani-Urcat Hattie on the Moii'Uc. LONDON, August 13.-An abstract of McMahou's report of tho battlo of Worth, or Froschwilor, says on the Gth the ene? my attacked tho heights of Gnersdorf, opening with cannon and rifles. Tho attack was so violent that at first a divi? sion was compelled to charge their front. Boon the Prussians contle a feint from the right bn.uk of the Saar, followed at noon by a renewal of tho attack on the right wing. A chnrgo of cavalry and in? fantry failed to dislodge tho onctny, and at -1 o'clock tho French right was broken, aud a retreat upon Saveruo aud Nuider brun became a necessity. Tho Saturday Review refrains from speculations on the war, because, it says, a few days must determine tho fate* of France and Empire. Probably tho army will take matters in its own hand?, choose a leader and fight out tho war. The Spectator thiuks thu next battle must decido the fate of tho Empire, ns the popular faithful tho Emperor is vanishing. JBBW^ Tho Post, COM wup; the evening papers of yestc^HHusscrts that thc Prince Imperial isintu the Emperor. Tho Prussians hold Phillipsburg and the adjoining passages of the Vosges. Tho garrison of Bitcbo consisted of 300 of tho Guard Mobile. Tho Prussian cavalry ere before Luue ville. Advices through Prussian chan? nels from St. Al void to the 12th iust., state that the Prussians have taken 7,000 prisoners. The Saarbruck fight was more demo? ralizing to the French than has been supposed. Tho Prussians found arms and equipments on the road worth 100, 000 florins. Tho Times says: "In a fortuight thc Emperor has moro perfectly undermined his throne than his enemies in a score of Eears. lie-assured by the plebiscite, ho ns thrown away the votes of the peoplo and his dynasty." Thc Shipping Gazette states that, in thc view of those whoso opinion deserves re? spect, tho war is virtually closed. METZ, August 13.-All is quiet; thora is no news at general headquarters. Failly was directed to move on Lira back; he fouud Karsback in tho telegram as received; heneo McMahou's supports failed. PARIS, August 13.-Volunteers are coming forward iu largo numbers. Orders have been issued, calling the full Guard Mobile into service. Martial law is proclaimed iu tho departments of Bouches dc Rhine. Strasburg is amply armed aud garrisoned for a long siege. The King of Prussia has issued a pro? clamation, abolishing military conscrip? tion on French territory occupied by bim, and aunouueing that he will not retaliate for tho expulsion of Germaus in France. 70,000 French reinforcements have gone to tho front, and volunteers aud recruits aro pouring into Paris. The generals aro busily organizing two now corps at Chalons and Paris. Gen. Chan garuier baa beou appointed commandant of Metz. The Siamese Twins arrived to-day from Liverpool. Chang is attacked with paralysis. Eng feels no symptoms. A London despatch to the Herald says the French Embassy had news of fighting to-day at Met/., and that tho French made attacks, but no such re? ports had beou received at Loudon from correspondents in Paris, or through tho usual press channels. Pfalzburg, the key of the Vosges, sur? rendered to tho Prussians. HAVANA, August 13.-Official corres? pondence from De Rodas with tho Home Government state that 10,000 re? inforcements are required to make the Spanish army as strong as last year. The loss, however, includes 5,000 whose terms expired. The insurgent Cola reas has been cap? tured and executed. Thc insurgent General Castellauos, who surrendered at Puerto Principe, arrived at Havana, and reports that Agramonte has arrested Generals Fortuno, Ortega and Rodri? gues for attempting to surrender. LONDON, August l l.-The French are retreating. They have retired iront Metz and Nancy, aud the Prussians now occupy the latter. The fortifications around Paris are be? coming immense and rapidly increasing. Tho railroads approaching Paris havo been cut, and draw-bridges will be placed over tho cuts, to allow tho approach of friendly trains. PARIS, August 15.-Tho French Corps L?gislatif increased delay in tho pay? ment of commercial bills to forty-live days. Gambella demanded i inmediato ? action on Jules Favro's proposal, rcsolv-1 iug tho Corps L?gislatif iuto a commit? tee of defence. Gambella declared there must bo no trickery on tho subject; thc Chamber must decide between the safety of thc Stale and the safety of dynasty. This caused great agit.vinni and a noisy interruption, when the people were ex eluded, and after stirring debate, the j body adjourned. Last evening, at 8 o'clock, by order of Government, all telegraphing through- i out the French Empire was suspended. . This morning, at *.i o'clock, these re? strictions were again removed. Tho following important despatch to the Empress Eugenie has just been made public: LON? PILE, August l-l-10P. M.-The anny coin mon ced to cross to the left bani: of the Mozelle, this morning. Our advance guard had no knowledge of the preseuce of any force of the enemy, aud when half of our anny had crossed over, tho Prussians suddenly attacked them in great force, but after a light of four hours, they were repulsed, with great loss to them. (Signed) NAPOLEON. BERLIN, August M.-Tue Queen of Prussia, to-day, received tho following despatch, dated in tlie vicinity of Metz: SUNDAY EVENING, August 15.-A vic? torious combat occurred near Metz, to? day-the troops of the first and seventh corps participating. I hasten to the scene of conflict. (Signed) WILLIAM. PARIS, August 14.-Tho Journal Offi ciel contains the following intelligence* which it is authorized to give to the public: At thc begiuuiug of the war with Prus? sia, the Emperor received au address from tho principal native chieftains of Algeria, who asked that they might bo permitted to march aud fight by the sido of our troops, and open subscrip? tions for sufferers by tho war. Tho Empress Regent has commuted and reduced tho sentences of 1,6-41 con? victs, now coufiued ?D France aud be? yond tho sen. Imperial clemency is ap? plied especially in cases of nuiform good conduct given the prisoner as a claim to indulgence. One of tho publie journals still pre? sumed to doubt that real work is going on for tho armamont aud defence of Paris. Although it may bo an act of treason to speak thus ia tho face of the enemy, such insinuations impose the necessity of a reply, notwithstanding thc danger of doing so. All tho material necessary for the armament of Paris, is in Paris. More than GOO cannons are already mounted on tho walls and those forts which are likely to be tho first threatened, aud tho work of placing other pieces in position continues with? out interruption, day aud night, yes? terday 7,500 workingmen were engaged in cutting off the streets leading into Paris, This work has been completed, and nothing remains but to close the openiugs in the walis aud placo draw? bridges in position. Thousands of la? borers arc occupied on the outside ol the walls on tho earthworks, mines, ditches, etc., which are to connect ami complete tho net work of fortificutiom around the Capital. These facts and figures wc arc obliged to give iu order te reply to tho perfidious insinuations and to restore thc coulideuce of our good citizens. If such questions should bc reuewed, their authors would have tc answer for their coudnct before a council of war, aud be subject to all the couse quencos of law, for thcro aro hours no? more than over when justice cannot bi permitted to speak. Public opinion ii: Europe does justice to the heroic cou rage of our soldiers, and the euegy will: which tho whole nation rises as ono man, prepared to repair the unexpected rc verses our enemies couuted ou, by part] divisions which would have been treu son to tho national cause. The patriot ism of tho Chambers and the country has disappointed their calculations. In the Corps L?gislatif, tho Right am Left rival each other in eagerness tc push to tho last limit of vigor and spirit their devotion to France. Tho new Mi uistry finds it has the actual and tin loyal co-operation of tho country. Th? representative session of the 10th of Au gust will tlirstinguish that day as nmoiif thc most noble in our parliamentary an nals. Never has the nation acted nude inspiration of scntimeut more elevated The attitude of the Chambers is botl encouragement aud a recompense for tb troops, aud thc soldiers feel that tin whole nation is behiud them, and tba tho hour approaches when the ouem; will be chased from the land. A rovie s of the diplomatic situation shows ho\ efficacious have boeu thc efforts made t place on a good footing our actions witl foreign powers on every point willoi touches tho present crisis. At thc beginning of the contest, Rh marok sought to accomplish tho follow iug objects: 1st. To awaken against u the susceptibilities of ?uglaud on th Belgian question ; 2d, to cornent thc all ance between Prussia and Russia; 3d, t embroil us with Spain, through the Ile heuzollern affair, and -1th, to aliouato n from Italy on tho 1 ionian question. Th; cutir? combination has failed. Ruglan has been fully assured by our deolan tiona of sincerity, and has just signe with us a treaty which is as valuable t us as it is to Belgium, aud renders seem tboXorthern frontier. ?gwg?- August li-Noon.-There 1WmW B&cw irom tu<^ headquarters i thrawSHy. Telegraphic communicatio <Wfts^tTterriipted yesterday between Par anitj&auey. La?t night the authorities at Toni sci a despatch to Paris stating that Nan? had been occupied by a Prussian detacl ment. The uews is confirmed this mor ing. . Thc headquarters of tho united anni of Prince Frederick Charles and (loner Steinmetz, are at Hery, twenty mil from Metz. LONDON, August l-l.-Advices fro Metz state that the French anny li been withdrawn to tire West bank of tl .Moselle. Marshal McMahon is at Toi twelve miles West of Nancy. Tliouvacti lion of Metz is considered certain. T Prussians count on sturtiug out tho d ?enders of Strasburg without recourse bombardment. A despatch from Nan via Berlin, dated Saturday night, snj A French battalion moving towar Metz, was encountered in tho morni i>n ?i railway near Pouta-Moussou, a retreated, loaviug its baggage trains the hands of the Prussians. The Pri shins have occupied Nancey, which h been evacuated by the French. '1 Pruss-ian cavalry have destroyed a pi lion of tho railway between Irouard n Paris, cutting off supplies and forage thc French troops sheltered under I glacis of Metz. From Cuxhaven il stated that niuo French ironclads a avisos aro in the offing. The Pren Admiral Bouet Willanmez is off K The French deny that he committed i violation of the Protocol of Geneva neglect of wounded soldiers, i PARIS, August 15.-Reports arc t I Marshal McMahon is at Toni. The C j slitutionnel, however, snys ho is at Nan j Edmund About is still missing, and i feared that ho has been killed. PARIS, August 15.-Tho city M j house ia still in the hands of thoFren L'Opinion Nationale computes tbe force for the defcoco of Paris ut 130,000 men, with 600 guns, mounted. LONDON, August 15.-Great eveuts are expected at Keil immediately. LONDON, August 15.-Disturbances of a serious character occurred at Marseilles aud Lyons, where crowds collected in the streets, shouting: "A bm L'Empe? reur!" Three persous are reported killed. A very strong rebellious feoliug was ma? nifested, aud serious fears are entertain? ed of trouble-to-day being the Empe? ror's fete day. Advices respecting the Prussian flank movemeut upon Metz aro continued by the statement that tbe German troops held Pout Mousson. VIENNA, August 15.-Thc Austriau Go vernmeut denies having tbe movemeul of troops to the Trausylvauiu frontier. BERLIN, August 15.-Hundreds ol German families are expelled from Paris, Many have just reached Cologne. Sub scriptious have beeu opened for their re lief at dillVrout parts of Germany. LONDON, August 15-2 P. M.-Tin French order in regard to telegrams huv< beou modified. Private telegrams eau bo accepted for and through France, ex eopt for the following departments Mozelle, Bas-Bhiue, Vasges, IIuut< Rhine, liante Mauue, Meartho Marine Meng Haul, Haute Savonc. Teu days aud not flfteeu, as at tirst stated, art accorded to neutral ships to quit Ger man blockade ports. LONDON. August 15-2 P. M.-A se coud pitched battle is reported as bavin} occurred nour Metz, this moruiug, ii which the Prussians are victorious. Revolutionary movements of a formi dable character have recently oceurrei in Italy as wei! as in Spain. Proclama tious establishing republics in botl countries are hourly expected. PATHS, August 15.-Twenty Freud of Wurth have beeu shot by the Prus siaus in retaliation for cruelties said ti have iieen inflicted ou woiudod Ger mn;i prisoners. LONDON, August 15.-It is said tba tho reason of the c-x-Emprcss Carlott has been re-awnkeued by thc great event uow transpiring on tho contiueut. Sh manifests the deepest interest in th war. PAULS, August 15.-30,000 troops o Marshall McMahon's corps, w ho wem cu o?T from tho French army, mid were be licved lo have fallen into the bauds c the Prussians, arrived at Strasburg i safety. LONDON, August 15.-The Prussian have arrived at Vigiioul, a few milt from Metz. Thc French blew np tw bridges at Vigneul to check the rapi advance of the Germans. The steamship Feunsyvania was dc st roved by tire hero last Sunday' evt liing. PAIIIS, August 15.-The Journal Oj) ci:'! reports the arrest on thc highway c au individual in whose house were cptuutity of poignards, revolvers au large calibre ammunition. He was fo lowed, night before last, to au isolate house iu the neighborhood of the fort lications whero were found a list i names and a number of red flags, di fereuti rallying signals, description ( troops occpying tho forts surrouudiu thc Capitol and a cart </'.? viste of the pe sons iu service of the sovereign now : war with France. Yesterday afteruooi about 1 o'clock, a baud of from GU to ? men, all armed with revolvers and poigi narda, of exactly the same model as tho; previously seized, attacked au eugii house on tho Boulevard Valletta, au assailed the guard with daggers aud r volv?is. One officer and fireman wi wounded. Four guns kept at the st lion wero carried away by tho police i the 11th arrondisemeut, who run I their aid, and also received a voile; when one fell instantly. Othe were seriously wounded. A lilt girl was also killed by a stray ba The police, lead by their officers, arres ed immediately tho riug-lcaders and foi accomplices. Tho population co-op rated with enthusiasm and voluntan made other arrests. The guns tuki from the firemen have been recapture At half-past G, another attack was mai on thc sumo station. Two men were ti rested by tho National Guard and lock up. The rioters will be brought befo court martial to-day. The Empress h sent a letter of condolence and aid the parents of the yiri killed. PAMS, August 15.-Tours Prefect tc graphs to the Minister of Interior frc Tours, on the 1-lth, at 7 P. M., ns fi lows: Some Prussians were noticed nc this town about 2 1'. M. A reeonuo sanco was mado by yens <Pnrmos ai cavalry who came upon 200 Uhlans, wh shots were exchanged, and the fjt il'tinnes killed otic and wounded two tho enemy. The latter summoned Un to surrender, but received a defiant fasal, and retired. Thc attitude cf t populace is excellent. . Members of the Mobile and Natioi guards hasten to thc rampart.-. Au official despatch states that t corpa Ol Generals Ladmirvanlt and 1 Caesc wore engaged in combat ie Mc!/, yesterday. Marshal JBaztiine \ present; Thc enemy was repulsed at four hours lighting. Tho troops are linc spirits. FLORENCE, August 15.-A de-spa from Palermo announces the arrest y terday of Mazzini, ile had just arr h from Genoa. He was taken to Gaeta HAVANA, August 15.-Thc Span Minister telegraphs DoRodas if the surrectiou is not suppressed by tho of September, he will .send 15,000 ri forcements. American Afluir*. MEMPHIS, TENN., August ll.-Rc the murderer of the Good family, Favorito Island, who was bron through here last week from Indiana, thc Sherill o? T?nico County, Mi was taken from jail at Austin, Miss., ; terday moruiug, by forty citizens, ta to Favorite Island, aud hanged to a over tho spot where he had buried !\ Good. Ile is said to have acknowled tho murder. CHARLESTON, August lt.-Arrived steamship Ashland, New York; schooner Lilly, New York. -j?k WASHINGTON, AU?HB?P l l.-General French's funeral,- was tho largest ever held. Both Scotdfncel York Masons at? tended. *W Admiral Farragut is dead. WASHINGTON, August 14.-The through passenger train going North last night, rau off the track North of Balti? more. Two express cars wero burned. The engineer and a fireman were scald? ed. No passengers seriously hurt. Cable news confirm the evacuation of Metz aud Nancy. The French crossed to thc left bank of the Mosolle to tho Fortress of Toul. They destroyed a fine bridge of seven arches, aud lost a largo quantity of stores. The fight was con? fined to the outposts. NEW YORK, August li.-Tweuty-ono surgeons, mostly Germans, have left this city for service iu tho Prussian army, since the opening of tho war, bearing their expenses out. They are to have the muk and pay of second lieutenants, ou their arrival in Prussia. Au order from the Foreign Secretar}- has been telegraphed, that the competent autho? rities at Berlin object decidedly against re^ceiviug surgeons who cannot speak German; also, that tho army ami hospi? tals have nurses in abundance. WASHINGTON, August ir?.-At thc very last moment, there is nothiug more de? finite regarding the battle at Metz. WASHINGTON, August 15.-luterual rcveuue receipts to-day $851,000. The irou-clads Wyandotte, Manhattan and Ajax, conveyed by the Tuscarora from New Orlcaus, arrived nt Key West, yesterday, where they will remain for some time. Gue hundred aud fifty recruits were scut to Atlanta, Ga. A warrant hus boen issued for thc arrest of Hon. Mr. Butler, member of Congress from Tennessee, for forgery. The Comptroller of Currency has ap provedtof the application for National banks under the new law, at New Or? leans and Montgomery. Several other applications from thc South will scon re? ceive attention. It is reported that thc State Depart? ment has advices that Metz was carried by storm by the Prussians. A New York telegram has the follow? ing special: METZ, August 14-8.10 A. M.-Pre? fect Mozelle telegraphs the following to I tile Minister of the Interior: The Empe ? ror left, to-day, at - o'clock, for Verdun. ? Before leaving, his Majesty issued the I following proclamation: i On qtiittiug you to fight invaders, I j confide to your patriotism the defence of | ! this great city. You will never allow thc enemy to take possession of this great bulwark of France, and I trust you will rival the army in loyalty and cou? rage. I will ever remember with grati? tude thc reception I have fouud within your walls, and I hope, in more joyous times, I may bo able to thunk you for your noblo conduct. QUEUE* August 15.-The Catholic Bishop of Quebec is dvina. NEW Youie, August 15.-The day passed without disturbance between the Orangemen aud Ribbon men. CHARLESTON, August 15.-Whittemorc has issued au address to his constituents, formally withdrawing his name as a candidate for the Forty-second Congress. He says: I have no doubt of my nomi? nation or success, should 1 enter upon thu campaign as a candidate. I am not, however, a believer in the idea that a mau once elected to office Las tho owner? ship of the office. All have a right to aspire, and merit alone should decide the (piestiou of choice. Seeing with r ogre I tho discussions which have arisen in some parts of the State, and feeling anx? ious for the most complete triumph of the Republican party- iu October next, I am willing to sacrifice, if needs be, per? sonal advancement for party unity; and as there are some who wish to bestow their compliments upon another, and the question as to my admission, if elected, to the next Congress-though thero is no doubt in my mind-I might confuse nig? hest anil truest friends or comfort and I aid my weakest enemies. I am, there? fore, induced to withdraw my name from tho candidacy for the Forty-second Con? gress. University o? South Carolina, COLUMBIA, S. C., August G. 1*7;"?. THE next, tho sixty-fourth An? nual Session of tlc* Institution, fewill open on MONDAY, Octobers, ?1S70, ?Hil continue, without inter? mission, tn the cunning July. The advantage of a complete I education is offered nt this Institution to S Indents in [.aw. (thc graduates being erith : tied to practice in the C tarts of the S'.:.:e: ia i Medicine, thc conrsc of ins:ruction being ex? tensive anti thorough, with two written ex ?I mi M HI ?on s during ihe session; ia Fngiiu <. ? lng, Mathematica, Illental, Mor?! ant] Political l'?iilosophv, History, binnorie, Fnglish Jan va!.ire, Ancient ami Mod? rn Languages', an o? the Scientilio Schools, bxpenses, J, e., foi' University Te-e-s hud Hoard, for session o'niue-.iitln, ari : Fur Stu h nt ?a Academic School:, about ?'2<?fi, Fur ?(udmit in baw, or Medici m*, about ri?ii?. Stute Student < are received noni the seve? ral Count ?en, upon [!.<. r-jcommdatioii of their Ueprc-seiitative and ihe ai nointnu-nt ot the Governor. it. \V. liAitNWELL, Ang <. 2ir.o Chairman ol'the Faculty. New Publications. rilllE CH bl.si'MAS GUEST, by Mrs. s.-r.th A. worth. Tin-Court r.nd Times >f l)iuen Elizabeth by Mi;-* Allo n, vJ 25. The Caged Lion; ? Novel, bv Miss Yonge il.-J. Hammer and Anvil, Spicihagcus' taft an la-st nov? I, CO. : Memoir of Dr. Scudder, :S years Miss: ?nar; . in India, i 1.7"). Prince of Wales' Travols In Egypt, Cou stantiuoplc am! the Fast, ? 1.50. ; The Vieur of IJullh&mpton, by Trollope ? $1.25, ami other new Dooks for *ale at BRYAN & ilcCAUTEIFS Bookstore, i June fl_ I Old Java Cottee. m)f\ M ATS Old Government JAVA COFFEE ; ?U for salo at reduci d price?. E. llol'K I Hungry people, go to Pollock's. ! Lnuch everv dav nt Pollock' FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL. NEW YORK, August 15-Noon.-Flour, coru anil wheat ?lull and heavy. Fork quiet, ut 29.25. Lard steady-barrels IC ! 3 steam. Cotton dull-middling uplands 19.<4; Orleans 19^'; sales 300 bales. Freights dull. Government's steady. Bonds 11%. State stocks ihm. Gold oponed at 17}.?, but is now strong, at lGfv Money 3@4, Sterling 9>'.i for long; 10?.,' for short. Tennessee G's, coupon, GU; now Gl >? ; Virginia G's, ex coupon, 62}?; now G3; Louisiana G's, old, 70; now 05; levee G's 72; S's S7; Ala-1 baam 8*8 08; 5's 70; Georgia Ca S2.'.,'; 7's 91; North Carolina G'i-, old, 5?; new 82^4; South Carolina O's, old, S2; uow 71. 7 P. M.-Cotton dull-sales 500 bales; middling uplands 19.-.?. Flour-State and Western dull aud heavy-superflue 5.30(7' 5.75; Southern quiet ; common to , fair extra 0.25(<77.15; good to choice 7.20<2 10.00. Wheat dull and declining -wiuter red aud amber Western 1.41(7/) 1.48; red amber and Southern 1.5001.GO. Corn heavy and lower-new mixed West? ern S7(o91!.J. Pork dull and lower mess 29.10. Lard dull ami heavy-ket? tle 17(<j 17 fii. Whiskey in fair demand, at 9G.,.j(?97. Groceries dull and heavy. Freights heavy and lower. Money 3(0,5. Sterling 9>',;@9%. Gold closed strong. Southern dull and little demand. BALTIMORE, August 15.-Flour-high grades declined 25c. ;. others weak and I unchanged. Corn-whito 1.10; yellow 1.05. Pork 30.75. Bacon weak. Whis koy 9G(u 97. CINCIXNATTI, August 15.-Flour dull family G.25(Jj 0.50. Com dull, ut 73(0 SO. Whiskey dull and nominal-91(o}95. Pork 29.00. Lard dull. Shoulders held a!, I-I71.ll'.,; sides offered at 17; I clear 177,;. NEW ORLEANS. August 15. - Flour 1 dull, at 5.35@G.25. Corn-mixed 1.00; white 1.05. Bacon 15.'0?IS l?. Lard 17;'?(//.19. Sugar 13'... Molasses 50'" 75. Coffee Yiy?{(^Y?y.?. Auoi'STA, August 15.-Middling cotton \ 17; sales 50 bales; receipts 50. LONDON, August 15-3 P. M.-Tho corn market is drooping. English wheat is now quoted at a decline of 2@3s. Consols 91 '.j. B0111I3 8G. LIVERPOOL, August 15-3 P. M.-Cot? ton opened quiet-uplands S 'uC?i S1.. ; Orleans S7,;(i/9. 1 LIVERPOOL, August 15-Evening. Cotton firmer and not higher-middliug upluuds 8*?(??8p4; Orleans 87"'(?'9; sales 12,000 bales. ' Clarets. K/Y ('ASKS TABLE CL Alt ET, for sale low, QU for cash, hy ?KO. SYMMKRS. New Family Flour. -| K f\ ERLS. New and Choice Familv IOU FLOUR for wale low hv Aug 10 EDWARD HOPE. Bordeaux Wine Vinecar. 5BBL?. PURE FRENCH WHITE WINE ami CIDEit VINEGAR, fur ?ale hv July HO_K. HOPE. Oats, Oats! 1 /IA/-! BUSHELS Prime Hc-avv OATS JL.WUU tor ?ale low by Aim 10 EDWARD HOPE. Fail Turnip Seeds. PEEN GLOBE, Rod Top and English \JT Hut A Baga Fresh Seed for sale hv. July 30 E. nol'E. New Flour. S I : li LS. NEW FLOCK. O 10 sacks do All of wheat of this harvest, for sase low, hv Jilly '2 LORR1CK ift LOWRANCE. Creme De La Creme. ^QQ BARRELS very superior FAMILY ?Jun barrels low ??riced and medium qualities. For sale low by EDWARD HOPE. Fine Gold Watches OF all descriptions, for Ladies and Gentlemen, for sale at WILLIAM GLAZE'S, One door North of Messrs). Scott A- Williams' Banking Ho_us?'-._ l)"c JU For Sale, MA NEAT COTTAGE, ill the central part of the city, with ten rooms-live i:i basement and live up-stairs-and ne? cessary out-buildings. Possession can he had on the tirs:t of October. Inquire at this ellice. July'll Lard I Lard '. '. i)f \ TUES Reti?id LAUD, at ldc. !'.., by ?\ J the package, 50 Packages Pure Leaf Lard, in barrels, Hair Barrels, Kegs, Caddies, etc., just re? ceived and for sale by Jill} j) ' J. V T. lt. AGNEW. E. Morris. Columbia, S. C., MANUFACTURER of COTTON ?INS, at per saw. Otu* Gins are warranted to please iii every respect, or np ?ale. Pre? mium awardu 1 at lust State Fair. Also, Wood Turning very description and *tyl&, ;.t ; short uutjei . June :Jm . . Grand Clearing Out Salo i DEY GOODS. ! Tc make Room for New Stock, ..- v. K. .1 ACKSON." S Fro-ii Crackers. j7^ AM fl.Y PAC KAG ES ASSORTED .'EA- E ; El.:-, cc ....Ming of Milk, Creina Killt i, 15 and Lem >n Crackers. ALS .. Fresh Sugar;Butter, Soda, Lemon and EGG CRACKERS, in t received aiid ior siije at wholesale an? retail, by ?mi ..- J. A T. I*. AGNEW. 80111111-: Dil' to Close Out. VS 1 intend lu reafi r to lo cpi my a !? fb.--.i CLASS JEWELRY F.STARLISIIMEM , I will sell out, nt and !...;..'* COM, my EN I IRE s rot K ol Pistols; Guns, I'owdei 1 la-dt.i, Shol Pouch? Cap-, Cartridges, Powder and a.i oilier Fancy Art iel) s. ALSO, j i A tine lot of FANS, soiling very low. ISAAC SCLZhACHF.ll, jni,c j Columbia lion ! Kow. The Georgia Gm. THE lapst universally und deservedly popu lar ?IN iii use. Everybody ,vho knows it, ' I buys it, and those who buy it, are always pleased with h. It claims 110 needles, no con- 1 denser-, no steel brush, but simply to be the best Gin in use, everything considered. Prices mod?rete; quality always guaranteed. 1 LOR KICK y LOWRANCE, j July 17 J ). > Agonts,_Coluni!'ia. Siuokisls and chewists, call at the Pollock House. I ^.vxotlo? Salea. Sheriff's Sale. BY vh tuo of sundry writs of (teri facias, to mo directed, I will sell, on tho first MON? DAY iu Septonibor iioxt, in front of tho Court House, iu Columbia, within tho legal hours, ?Vii that HOUSE aud LOT, (less the portion set oil as a homestead to tho defendant,) in tho city o? Columbia, situated on ABBcmbly street, and bounded on tho North bj M. H. Derry, measuring thereon 208 foet; "East hy Thomas Davis, measuring thereon 85 feet, more or lees; South by tho homestead of tho defendant, measuring thereon 208 feet, and on the West hy Assembly Blroet, measuring thereon 35 feet, moro lesa. A I.SO, All that tract of LAND, in Richland County, containing live hundred (500) acres, more or less; hounded by lands of Wvrick, P. Turnip seed, J. Turninscod and the Greenville aud Columbia Railroad. Loviod on an thc pro? perty of Charles J, kellin, nt the Buit of Mary Allen, et at,, cs. Charles J. Dollin. Terms cash. p. F. FRAZEE, t?. R. C. Aug If, mth Fresh Arrivals. &EN CINE DURHAM SMOKING TOBAC? CO, direct from the factory, tho great Dalby Putt Smoking Tobacco, the Sunnyside Fino-Cut Chowing Tobacco-tba best in tho country-M< Hers" Fig Chewing Tobacco, very tine, just received. A full assortment ot choice WINES and LI? QUORS always on Land. JOHN C. SEEOERS, Main street,, m ar the Post Oflicc, aud Main street, near Pmusix Ofllco. July 2.? FOR R KM XI KS. PEPSIN i Pepsin and bismuth, Pepsin Stryoh and Bismuth, Pepsin Paucrcatiuu and Bis? muth, * Bark and PyrophosIron, Paucrcatine, Ciuchon Iron and Strychnia, Yinutu Hematoxvlon Dcconal, At E. E. JACKSON'S Drug Storo. Au tr 12 Turnips, Turnips, Turnips. ANOTHER supply of HEED. In viow or the anticipated advance in Bread-duffs, everybody having a lot should plant TUR? NIPS. They constitute an element of food for man and beast, highly desirable and pro? fitable. I have received somo new and improved kinds: SO lbs. POMERANIAN GLOBE, 50 lbs. Large White Globe, 50 lbs. Large Norfolk, 50 lb?. Red Top, 50. lbs. Winier Flat Dutch. The Pomeranian Globe produces large, clear-skinned bulbe, and is line, both for table use in winter and for stock. Thin variety tills every want of a Turnip. For sale low at wholesale and retail, at HEINITSH'S Drug and Seed Store. Aug 4 t REYNOLDS' IMPROVED METHOD OF CONSTRUCTING Artificial Dentures, PatentcA December. 1807. AFTER au cxtcusivc use of this important improvement in practice for nearly two years, it is with full confidence urged upon thc profession and tho public, aa fulfilling more thoroughly and satisfactorily than any other mode, every intention of Artificial Dentures. As in thia method, rubber teeth aro alto? gether discarded, it is desirable that it 3bonld fall especially into tho bands of those familiar I with gold plate work. It may not bo generally known that they wini wear cases of artificial teeth, constructed according to this patent, by Dentists who aro not licensees, render themselves liable to the penalty of infringement, aa well as the ope? rator. " Office rights will bo disposed of and instruc? tion given hy letter, or at the operating rooms of Reynolds A Reynolds, where the manipula? tion may he daily witnessed, and where com? munications nm vite addressed. WM. REYNOLDS, M. D., Aug 12 i_Columbia. 8. C. Dissolution of Copartnership. ?TWE copartnership heretofore existing bc _1_ t troon the undersigned, under the firm annie of SCOTT, WILLIAMS & CO., is this day dissolved by mutual content. The name ot "the Urm will housed only iu liquidation. EDWIN J. SCOTT, GEO. \Y. WILLIAMS & CO., of Charleston, t?. C., H EN HY E. SCOTT. COLCMUIA, S. C., August 1st, 1ST?. Notice. fTIHE subscribers have formed a copartner I ship In the Banking ami Brokerage Busi? ness, to he conducted by EDWIN J. SCOTT and HUNKY E. SCOTT, under'tho name of EDWIN J. SCOTT, SON A CO. With ample facilities, tho new firm will ex? tend increased accommodations to their friends and customers in the discount of ap? proved paper, til? purchase and ?alu of Ex? change, Specie, Hoods, Stocks, Bank Bills, Ac, and will give special attention to collec t.ons, remitting lor same un the dav of pav ment. EDWIN J . SCOTT, Il EN RY E. SCOTT. JOHN P. SOUTHERN, C. II. BALDWIN. R. C. SHIVER. CoLU?iniA, S. C., August 1, 1*70. In retiring from the- Banking House ot Seorr. WILLIAMS A Co., w. recommend their successors, Mosers. EDWIS J. Si OTT, SON & Co., as worthy of entire confidence, and ask for thi-ni a ct>:,tinu.\ncc ol the patronage of the unblic. GEO. WILLIAMS A CO. Augjn:_ _ 33 TX ^ST A Tv li 0 W TIE. ri'lWE "ARROW ITT." wajs invented and pa i iei.te.lb> Mr. J.J. McConib, while a resi? dent i f New Orleans, previous to thc ?au war-and snits of considerable quantity were made bert? in 18CL Since the war, it hat been gradually grow? ing iu favor in every Section where cotton is made. The manufacture ami Sale of that TI Fis the oxoi :is< on the nar: of Mi COM B ol iiunnim ? eachable proprietary right. For sale l>v all dealers in Iron Tic-s and country merchants gmierally, nuder tull gua ..-anteo a I the lowest market prices. ROBERT M URL A CO., G. noral Agents, Charl? ston, S. <-. Cll?r.i.r.s L, B.ir.n.mr. Columbia, s. C.. Ge? nial TravtdillK \?cm for the Carolinas. July IjJ 3wl? Onus and Ammunition. TEST received bv William Glaze, fine Eug? lah BREECH-LOADING G CNS, tine Eng? lish Powder, in Canisli rs, shot and Caps, ot ail bind. Ono door North of Messrs. Scott, Wil? liams A Co.V Hanking House. Dec RF Everybody, co to Pollock's!