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Foreign Intelligence. LONDON, August 23.-Advices from the vicinity of hostilities report heavy ruins, which must impede operations to? day. A ie Temps correspondent says there is no hope for ? triumphant issue unless the Emperor and Prinoe Imperial cease interference and return to Paris. The Princo chatters about military move? ments to everybody, aud lets out impor? tant secrets. . The general headquarters of tho French army Sunday night were a few miles West of Rheims. Edmund Texior writes thenco to the Si?cle that the deepest depression pre? vails, and the Emperor receives no? body. Prince Napoleon's visit to Italy was to protest against Italy's neutrality. PARIS, August 23.-The journals say dispatohes wore received from Bazaine, dedaring his intention to remain iu tho vioinity of Metz. Without giving fuller explanation, the dispatch admits that Bazaino's communications wore at ono time endangered, but asserts them now secure. Tho Gaulois asserts that Bazaiue ro f uses to consent to tho passage of S5.000 wounded Prussians through Belgium. The application was made by the Prus? sians, to Bazaine, through Lord Gran? ville. The Journal Officiel explains at leDgth the facilities of the Bank of Franco for making paper with the utmost ra? pidity. AU quiet at Rheims. A committee of tho Corps L?gislatif, to consider tho appointment of a com? mittee of defense, met at the Ministry to-day for consultation. A compromise is probable. Tho leader of tho Villetto rioters, who is oondemned to death, wishes to con? fess, and promises startling revelations, The Departments of Ni?vre and Cher are declared in a state o, siege. The Constitutionnel, on semi-ofllcial au? thority, donies positively that Eugenie sued Victoria for mediation. All journals deny that tho mitrnilleuso nra loaded with explosive balls. The extraordinary forces called by tho Swiss Govornmeut aro going home. The regular army is deemed sufficient to pro? tect tho neutrality. Details of the battlo of the 18tn at Gravelotte aro still wanting. Even at Berlin tho German despatches aro mea? gre. From these the following is gather? ed: Tho twelfth corps, betweeu Metz aud Thionvillo, serves to keep communication between Frederick Charles and Stein? metz. Metz is euclosed ou all sides and communication between Chalons is cut. The headquarters of the Crown Princo is at Bar lo Due. McMahon and Failly aro still retreating to cover Paris. STUTTGART, Angust 24.-Tho capitula? tion of Pfalsburg has not boen officially confirmed. LONDON, August 28.-News of a French victory would caused a panic in the stock market here. PAHIS, August- 24._Tho Prussians at? tacked and killed some Bavarian soldiers on the frontier. The Press says tho great powers are officially informed that peace is impossi? ble while a Prussian soldier treads French soil. Figaro wants electric lights on Paris ramparts. A despatch from Mezeines, yesterday, says Bazaino's small force prevented the Prussians advance until McMahon's pre? parations wero complete. McMahon and Bazaine aro now ready to assume the offensive. La Liberte says tho Crown Priuce has not passed St. Dcizicr, but has fallon back. La Liberte knows, from a reliable source, that the Prussians loss was 35, 000 killed and 85,000 wouuded. The London Times, correcting itself, says that Madamo Canrobert and family aro not in England. Obscurity surrounds McMahon's move? ments. Tho followiug Paris despatches contain the latest: Metz is entirely isolated. Tho Prus? sians aro strong West of Metz. Gen. Baily, who commanded at Chalons, has been superceded by now combinations. McMahon is strongly posted on the plains before Chalons, with heavy de? tachments at St. Mcrehould, Verdun and Rheims. McMahon commands 170,000 men fully supplied with everything. Sharp-shooters aro hastening to Cha? lons. Tho French fleet in tho Baltic havo au EugliBh captain and a Danish skipper, and havo also secured the pilots by pro? mises of splendid rewards. HAVANA, August 24. - La Gacela offi? cially reports tho capture and execution of Gen. Pedro Fignrcdo, Assistant Se? cretary of War, Gen. Rodrigo Lamaya and his sou, Gen. Dugui Fignrcdo anti Col. Fernandez. BERLIN, August 24.-Thc citizens have congratulated tho Queen on tho recent victories. Queen replied that sho earn? estly desired peace, but letters from tho field stated that the army unanimously decided that substantial guaranties for further peace should bo given before thc war clo.?es. ST. PKTEiisr.rno. August 21.-Tho Jo ur nal don ie? that Russia committed against tho dismemberment of the French. SLc is, however, unfavorable to that measure. PARIS, August 24.-Tho Pairie says: "Should tho Prussians defeat the great army confronting them at Chalons, they will havo to vanquish another before roaching Paris, besides they will lind Paris itself amply propared." It is noticeable that tho peoplo aro growing calmer and more confident upon learning of the immcmo measures of de? fence progressing throughout tho coun? try. Falso despatches to tho London Times causo intenso indignation. Tho effect has boon to increase tho determination of tho French to fight. LONDON, August 24.-Count Penard, a noted writ er on political economy and finance/has boen appointed Governor of Alsace. The Times recognizes the fact that the determination of the Frenoh Corps L?g? islatif for self-government will be irre? sistible should Napoleon fail. Prussia has sent Bavaria a subsidy of $10,000,000 io gold. Figaro's electric light proposition meets with favor iu military circles. Tho glare will perplex tho besiegers and aid the besieged. The Orleans party is hopoful. The princes hero watoh events closely. They have au agent of great skill and expe? rience in Paris advising them of every event affecting their interests. The transportation of wounded is assuming importance. Holland refuses and Bel? gium roplios that cousent will be con? strued by Frunco as an act of hostility. PABIH, August 24.-La Liberte says Seuators Melinct and Birnie have been appointed on the committco of defence. The journals continue to blame Prince Napoleon for being absent ut such a time. The National Guards have re? solved that no proposition for peace should bo entertained while thc Prus? sians are on French territory. Yester? day, the Corps L?gislatif was unusually tnrbulant. Answering interruptions, tho Ministry assured tho Chambers that Paris was abundantly provisioned, and other answers woro equally satisfactory, but tho excitement continued. Jules Simon proposed to send from tho city nil of tho non-arms-bearing population. Others proposed Bonding the wouuded away. Simon objected. Tachard created a tumult, by saying that there was a scarcity of arms iu certain quarters. The majority protested. Minister Bram said armes would be duly distributed, and called tho attention of the Deputies to tho fact that such a question shouldn't bo discussed too much. Gambol ta was much excited, aud accused the majority of bringing on the war. His remarks were so borah that thc majority refused to hear them. Tho session ended tumultu? ously. Gambol ta was generally blamed for luck of discretion. A largo traiu of Prussian prisoners have arrived at Soissous, and more are coming. Tho journals unanimously op? pose tho permission to carry thc Prus? sian wounded through belgium. Three more of the Viletto rioters have been condemned to death. LONDON, August 24.-Prussian officers iu the field don't believe Puris will resist. They expect au insurrection will follow their approach, resulting in the dis? placement of the French authorities, when peace will be assured as a guaran? tee. HAVANA, August 24.-The expeditiou now laying the West India and Panama cable progr?s-es well. American Arra irs. NEW YORK, August 23.-Tho Evening Star says, in the Gold ffoorn, tho belief is gaiuiug ground that a pool is formed to advance prices. Tho formatiou of a speculative combination for such a pur? pose, at this season of tho year, when money is required at tho West, should greatly bo deprecated, as it would influ? ence tho money market. The Express says it is rumored ou the streets that the pool now amounts to ?7,000,000. Its capacity is 815,01)0,000. NEW YORK, August 24.-A correspon? dent of the Courrier des Etats Unis con? cludes his telegram as follows: Victor Hugo has boen returned to us. Tho poet ro-euters Nancy iu the uniform of the homo guards. NEW YORK, August 24.-A special to tho Times, from Paris, says that Russia is seriously alarmed at Polish affairs. There is great agitation in favor of France and many Poles aro leaving for tho seat of war, to help Franco. Ou the other hand, a movement is ou foot iu tho Russian Baltic provinces for annexation to tho German Confederation. Russia, it is believed, will be compelled to parti? cipate in tho war. NEW YORK, August 24.-ThcBrooklyn Coutral Bauk is turning out worse than expected. Depositors will lose twenty five per cent, and stockholders will loso their full nominal value. Mrs. Caroliuo Welling, while crossing the Elysian Fields of Hoboken, en? countered a ruffian who killed her child, by dashing it against a treo, and then outraged Mrs. Welling. Y.'ASUINOTON, Augubt21.-Robeson re? turns to-morrow. A largo number of Assistant Assessors South and West have been dismissed. Georgo Wood, of tho Treasury De? partment, is dead. RALEIGH, August 21.-Josiah Turner, editor of the Raleigh Sentinel, John Ire laud and James Scott, some of those re? cently arrested by Holdeu, sued ont bail writs in the United States Circuit Court, against Kirk and his Lieutenant, Bergen. In default of required bail, Bergen was placed in the common jail, this after? noon, by United States Marshal Carrow. Kirk is now at Company Shops. Mat? ters eouueeted with tho Caswell and Ala nianco prisoners aro still under examina? tion in the United States Circuit Court and State Supreme Court. Removal ol Dental Office. /PgRS? DH. D. L. BOOZER baa removed bia ^r:rn7.)!licc to Mr. G. ??ercks' now building, on Maia at reel, over the .Messrs. Borter A Co.'a Dry Goo<ia' Store, where ho ollera bia professional services to bi? former patrons and thii public. June 28 To Rent, MA COTTAGE, containing ten rooms and bascniont, with all necessary nut-build' inga. There is a (roodgarden attached. Apply to Du. ALFRED WALLACE, Aug 21 <5* Opposite tho Asylum. Lost, BETWEEN Columbia H?fel and Jannoy's Hall, Saturday night hiat, TWO bBABS KEYrf. l inder will confer a favor by leaving the m at Telegraph Ofllco. Aug 23 Rio Coffee. PT (\ BAGS BIO COFFEE, for salo low to 0\J doalors by ED WA BP HORE. Imported Bremen Lager, to be had at POLLOCK'S. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. - NEW YOBK, Aa gust 24-Noon.-Stocks dull. Money 8@4.. Exchango-long9%; short 10>fj. Bonds 122. Flour Armer nnd in fair demand. Whoat lc. better Western firmer. Mess pork 28.25@ 28.50. Lard quiet-steum 1G.%@16%. Cottou dull nnd easier-uplands 19%; Orleaus 20 j^; sales 500 bides. Turpeutiuo quiet. Bosiu firm. Freights quiet. 7P.M.-Mouey 3@5. Government's steady. Southern's closed generally lower. Cotton quiet and unchanged middling uplands 10%. Flour-Stato and Western activo, at 5@10o better; Southern firmer-common to fair extra 6.00($G.90. Wheat l@2o better-win? ter red and amber western 1.38(731.42. Coru firmer, at 85@88. Beef quiet. Pork active and lower, at 28.00?28.12}?. Lard -kettle 17@17i?. Whiskey firmer, at 93@94. Groceries active and steady. Freights firmer. BALTIMORE, August 24.-Flour steady. Wheat better. White corn 90@1.00; yellow 95(3)1.00. Provisions uuchunged. Whiskey lower, nt 93@94. CINCINNATI, August 24.-Flour steadv. Corn firmer, at 83@85. Whiskey 91@ 92. Pork 28.50. Shoulders 14j?a'; clear sides 17%. Lard 10. ST. LOUIS, August 24.-Bagging steady. Flour 4.50@4.G0. Coru dull mixed G5. Whiskey 94. Mess pork 29.00. Shoulders 14^?14J.<; clear sides 18J?. NEW ORLEANS, August 24.-Cotton 17%; sales G50 bales; receipts 109. Su porliuo flour 5.25; double and treble in good demand, at 5.80@G.50. White corn 97??@1.00; mixed 80@90. Pork 31.25. Bacon 15%@18%(7jU9t{. Tierce lard 17}..'; keg 18)?@19. Primo sugar 13. Molasses 50(??75. Whiskey 92'?(ff 1.01}.<. Coffee 1%?17& MOUILE, August 24.-Middling cotton 17%; sales 200 bales; receipts 22. AUGUSTA, August 24.-Cotton easier, with sales of 190 bales; receipts 80; mid? dling 17^(yi.l7%. SAVANNAH, August 24.-Cottou active -middling 17' i; wales BOO bales; receipts 244. CHARLESTON, August 24.-Cottou firm? er-middling iy ?;1; sales 100 bales; re? ceipts 133; stock 1,884. HAVRE, August 24.-Yesterday, cotton opened at lui and eloscd at 101).?. PARIS, August 24.-The Bourse closed dull-rentes 01 and 00. LONDON, August 24-Noon.-Consols 91%. Bonds SS. LIVERPOOL, August 24-Noon.-Cot? ton quiet-uplands 9,',i; Orleans Q}?. Breadstuff's quiet. LIVERPOOL, August 24-Evening. Cotton dull-uplands 9t39??i Orleans QHijWXl s,lies 10,000 bales.' Carolina Indigo. S)(\(\ LBS. CAROLINA INDIGO, of aupe ?mk\}\J rinr quality, for salo bv August 25_KDWARD IIOPE. Acacia Lodge No. 94, A. F. M. A UEO ULAH Communication of thia 'Lodge will be held in Masonic Hall, \THia (Thursday; EVENING, ut ? o'clock. Uv order of tho YV. M. _ Au? 20 J *_J. LEE DIXON, Secretary. ftU i fl rv PAmnnrtir ATTEND a incotiiiK, at Palmetto Engine House Hall, FRIDAY EVENING. 20th instant, at S (/clock. Members aro expected to he prompt. Hy order of CUT. A. C. HASKELL. J. H. Disr.KKn, Secretary pro tem. Soiree at Janney's Hall. AGRAND SOIREE will be given at the above named Hall, THURSDAY EVE? NING, August 23, 1S70, commencing at 8 o'clock. MANAGERS. P. M. E. Thompson. Samuel Richardson. C. Mack. Auf? 24 2_ Union Republican Nominations. Fur Governor. RODERT K. SCOTT. For Lieutenant- Governor, ALONZO J. RANSIER. For Congres?, Third District. ROBERT D. ELLIOTT. For Senate. WILLIAM B. NASH. Representatives. SAMUEL B. THOMPSON. WILLIAM SIMONS. JAMES DAVIS. iESOP GOODSON. Probate Judge. WILLIAM HUTSONWTGG. School Commissioner, NATHANIEL E. EDWABDS. County Commissioners. JOHN H. BRYANT. JOHN J. GOODWIN. URIAH PORTEE. C. M. WILDER, Chairman Richland Couutv Central Committee. Aug 21_ Dissolution. THE firm of TOZER * MCDOUGALL was this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts 'lue by said linn will lie paid by Richard Tozer, and all debt* duo sind linn I must lie paid to Richard Tozer, who ahme is j authoiizcd to receipt for the samo. RICHARD TOZER. BO BE UT MCDOUGALL. NOTICIO. RICHARD TOZER will continue tn carryon the .MACHINE S HO I' and FOUNDRY, und hopea, by attention io business, lo continue to receive that liberal share ol patronage that he has heretofore had. Aug >\ RICHARD TOZER. Clarets. er f\OASES TABLEOLA BET. for ?ale low, DK) ror cash, by ti KO. SYMMCIiS. Old Java Cottee. ?)f\ MATS Old Government JAVA COFFEE, ?i\) foi'sale at reduced prices. Iv HOPE Fall Turnip Seeds. r\ REEN G LORE, Red Top and English \JT Rata Iiaga. Fresh Seed for sale by. July 110_E. HOPE. Geuuiuo Durham Smoking Tobacco, to bo had at POLLOCK'S. Century fine-out Chewing Tobacco, to bo had nt POLLOCK'S. A fresh supply of pure Catawba Wine, by the gallon or bottle, to bo had at POLLOCK'S. A fine lot of Brandy Peaches, domes? tic, to bo had at POLLOCK'S. Cigarros can bo had at POLLOCK'S. Office Board County Commissioners, Richland. COLUMBIA, August 23,1370. PROPOSALS to re-build tho Bridgo over Little River, known as "Ashley's bridge," on tho Columbia and Monticello road, will be reoeivod by tho County ComraisBioners of j Fairfield and of Richland, until THURSDAY, 1st Soptomber next. Tho contract to bo awarded to tho lowest responsible bidder; the I Board, howover, reserving to themselves the right to rejoct all bids. Plans, Icc, can bo seen by application to W. SHIVER, Chairman, Board Countv Commissioners, Richland. AHR 24_ Wanted to Rent, ffnjt A SMALL HOUSE, containing three or "?.*foiir Rooms. Apply at this Office. APR 23 _ New Mackerel JUST to band. No. I, 2, and '..^tT^25 3 MACKEREL, catch or 1870. For salo'by_OEOROE SYMMERS. Flour! Flour!! I f\r\ BBLS. Choice New Family FLOUR, LVJv/ just received and tor sale bv July 21_J. & T. R. AGNEW. Oats, Oats! BUSHELS Primo Heavy OATS . " J vf vf for salo low by Au? 10 EDWARD HOPE. Bordeaux Wine Vinegar. 5BBLS. PURE FBENCH WUITE WINE and CIDEB VINEGAR, for sale bv July 30_E. HOPE. Lard! Lard!! Syf\ TUBS Refined LARD, at lCc. $ lt)., by ?j\J the package. 50 Packagos Pure Loaf Lard, in Barr?la, Half Barrols, Kegs, Caddies, otc, jiiBt re? ceived and for eale by _Ju|y_2l_J. A T. B. AGNEW. Wanted, AMAN to take charge of Machinery for thc manufacture of Door?, Sash, Blinds, Ac. To a sober, competent person, good wages aud constant emplovmenl will ho given. Apply to JAM"ES M. ALLEN, Aug 23_Columbia. S. C. Creme De La Creme. 1AA BARRELS very superior FAMILY ?UU FLOUR, 'ion barrels low priced and medium qualities. For sale low by EDWARD HOPE. DR. THOMAS T. MOORE, O FFICE Main Street, over Mesera. I ryan & McCartcr's Bookstore. AUK IS 2mo_ For Sale, MA NEAT COTTAGE, in tho central part ol the city, with ten rooms-live in basement and live up.at airs-and nc cussary out-buildings. Ptissessiou can bo had ou the first of October. Iinpiirc at this office._ July 27 J. B. LasSALLE. OUNIUIAI. Railroad Contractor and Bridge Builder Trestle-work included, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAUOLINA. July lfi _ 3mo The Office OF the Executive Committco of the Union Bcform Party is ovrr tho Saviugs Bank. All persons friendly to the cause, will have access to the roi ni at any time of the day, whero they can see the papers, and get thc news. Otiice boura from from !) to li a. r and from 5 to G p. m. E. W. SEIBELS, July 28 Sec. and Treas. Ex. Com. Rare Chance. TO make room for a new and splendid collection of CABBI AGES aud BUGGIES, now being selected by Mr. W. K. Greenfield, in Northern manufactories, we will close ont the present well assorted stock AT COST. Apply next door to tho Repository. LEAPHART St SLOAN, Au? 1? G Agents. The Georgia Gin. fpHE moat universally and deservedly popu _L lat* GIN in use. Everybody who knows it, buys it, and thoso who buy it, arc always pleased with it. It claims no needles, no con? densers, no steel bruah, but simply to bc the best Gin in uae, everything considered. Pricesmodertte; qnalitv alwave guaranteed. LOBBICK i-- LOWRANCE, July 17 2mo Agents, Columbia. Notice. THE undersigned will apply to A. Efird, Judge of Probate of Lexington County, at Lexington Court House, on Monday, tho 5th day of September next, for a final dis? charge* as Administrator of tho estates of E. Z. Swvgert, Margaret Swygert and Dolila Crout. WM. L. ADDY, Adm'r. LEXINGTON- C. H., July 20.1^0^^uly2.SJj_m Grand Clearing Out Sale DRY GOODS, To make Boom for New Stock, At C. P. JACKSOX.'S July 31_ School Notice. MR. AND MRS. MIDDLETON /TfjBEk will reaumo the duties of their tMi?^*g SCHOOL on thojfirsl MONDAY in TSPT?F September. Gilla will bc taught JX&r ?th tlie branches of n thorough <*&^ English education. Roys will be (aught the same-with lessons given in Book? in eping, to prepare them for mercantile pur? suits. Aug DJ thal For Sale. A SMALL TRACT or LAND, containing .Vj x\. aerea, situated ju^t beyond tho Brewery. A pun of it is wooded. On the premises is a coinforta?lc cottage, containing three rooina. Will he sold cheap. For terms, Ac., apply ;tt PthKN'ix Ofllce. AUK li! ?ii A CARB. fTini? undersigned respectfully informs his I friends and thc public tba*, he has assum? ed the management of the business ol the linn of JOHN E. Cl.tNF. A C<>. All -tts of Booka, Accounts, or ol her documents entrust? ed to his chic will receive thc strictest atten? tion. Office under Court Room. Business boura from 10 to 5. FRANCIS A. G li BY. AUK 20 i Uno Valuable Property for Sale. MTHE undersigned will offer rnr>*? salo, on tho tirat MONDAY in Sep-KHS tember next, (if not disposed of pre? viously,) the valuable proper tv, known as tho CONOAREE RACE COURSE, situated two miles from Columbia. The tract contains 125 acres, moro or less. A small brick Cottage ia attached. Also, a COTTAGE, containing aix rooms, on Gervais stroot, near Picketts. An excellent Well of Water on the premises, and all neceaaary out-buildinga. The properly can be treated for privately by applying to Robert Bryco, Esq. Terms, one-half cash, balance in ono vear. WM. U. PUBYEAR. April 2M th?_ Good Stables aud Ostlers ou thc pre? mises of EXOAJIXGE HOUSE. Fine Gold Watohes OF all descriptione, for Ladles and Gentlemen, for sale at WILLIAM GLAZE'S, Ono door North of Messrs. Scott A Williams' Bankipg Houso. DeolG Beer! Beer!! SOME dealer? in this city have beenindonhl that I could hold out supplying them with Beer this summer. I now inform tho public that I have a largo supply of old Lager Beor on band, which 1 put againstauy Beer brought from tho North, or oven imported from Gor many, as to purity and strength. I am ready to test it by the Beer scale. Aug 20 JOHN C. BEEPERS. Pure Brandies. ? _ A riPE Jas. Ilonncssy's 1800 Cognac. JL *+ 4 pipe " " IH?"? " 4 pipe Brandenburg Freres 1835 *' being Importer's Agent for ualo of alt Fo? reign Wines and Liquors offered by me, lean give equal inducements to'thc trade any Job? bing Houso in New York or Baltimoro can ollor._ _GEO. SYMMERS. University of South Carolina, COLUMBIA, 8. C., August 0,1870. THE next, tho sixty-fourth An? nual Sossiou of this Institution, ??will open on MONDAY. October 3, "?cl870, aud continuo, without inter? mission, to tho ensuing July. Tho advantage of a completo education is offered at this Institution to Students in Law, (tho graduates hoing enti? tled to practice in tho Courts of the State;) in Medicine, (tho course of instruction being ex? tensivo and thorough, with two written ex ami ii a tion s during the session;) in Engineer? ing, Mathematics, Montai, Moral and Political Philosophy, History, Rhetoric, English Lite? rature, Ancient and Modern Languages, and in tho .Scientific Schools. Expenses, i. e., for University Fees and Board, for session of nine months, aro: For Studont iu Acadomic Schools, about $2G0. For Studont in Law, or Medicine, about $205. State Students are recoivod from the seve? ral Counties, upon thc racommdation of their Representatives and the appointment of the Governor. R. W. BARNWELL, Aug 0 2mo Chairman of tho Faculty. South Carolina-Richland County. Harvey Terry, Plaintiff, against tho Receiver, and Stockholders of the Commercial Bank of Columbia, South Carolina, Defendants. Summons and Complaint, on Money Demand, ON motion of F. W. McMastor, Attorney for tho Defendants in above caso, it is order? ed, that thu D?tendants have lurther time to plead, answer, or demur to tho above stattd action, to wit: until tho 1st day of OCTOBER next. It is further ordered, that the Plaintiff do give to tho Clerk of this Court security for coats in this case, and that thc Clerk publish this order once a week in the Columbia l'HU? NIX unlit 1st October next. Bv order of Court. D. B. MILLER, C. C. C. CLERK'S OFFICE, COLUMBIA, July o, 1870. July 7 _ _thl3 Fine-Bud Gordial. Manufactured by II. ? A lt uv i<b co., tot.in im A, g. c. rilli IS delicious CORDIAL is madu from thc JL young bods of the Pine, and itu uso wo confidently recommend to thoso who Buffer from Throat aud Lung Diacast-B, aa well as those who antler from Rheumatism and Dia eaaes of the Kidneys. BLACKBERRY CORDIAL, Manufactured by lt. Harry *fc Co. Thia CORDIAL ia niado from tho fruit of1 the "Bitter, or High Buali Blackberry," and ia very tine. Tho valuable properties of tho Blackberry are well known. IVtlxx-t Cordial, Manufactured by lt. Darry J- Co. This Cordial is made from the fresh plant. The use of Mint as a Stomachic and Anti? Spasmodic, is known to all. Wo offer to the -blic tho above COT? They are our own manufacture, and aro mado from the beat materials. The spirit used is that from the grape; (we uso no other;) tho sugar is tho finest refined, and tho other in? gredients aro all fresh and pure. These Cor diala are entirely free lroin drugs and the essential oila, so much used at the present day iu tho manufacture of Cordials, Bitters and Liqueurs. The Blackberry is slightly spiced; the others are without spice. Independent of their medicinal qualities, these Cordials will be found grateful and plea? sant as beverages or light stimulants. Cor? dials should not be used before the morning meal. R. BARRY A CO. GRAND NATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT GLEX2PS SPllIXGS. ^J&' 1a??-S? THERE WILL BE A ^^^f?a^ST GRAND TOURNAMENT, ^?^^3^^2***?-^^ <?? * Glenn's Springs, rm tho 1?TU day of SEPTEMBER NEXT. Young men Irom all parts of tho State arc requested to participate in contending for tho prizes. Length of Track. 150 yards; Lanco to bo nine feet iu length; Three Bings, 40 yards apart, two inches in diameter; Timo to bc made in niuo seconds. FIRST PRIZE-A Fine HORSE AND BRIDLE worth $225-with privilego of crowning Queen of Love and Beaut v. SECOND PRIZE-A Fine GOLD WATCH worth $75-with privilege of crowning First Maid of Honor. THIRD PRIZE-A Fine SADDLE-worth ?50 -with privilege of crowning Second Maid of Honor. FOURTH PRIZE-A Fine Pair of BOOTS - worth f 23-wi til privilege of crowning Fourth Maid of Honor. FIFTH PRIZE-A TIN CUP-to be awarded to tho moat unsuccessful Knight. The prizes will be really worth thc above mentioned prices. ! Ji'DOES.-Col. Wm. Wallace, Col. J. G. McKisick, John H. Meolze,Capt. B.C. Shiver, Capt. li. li. Thomson, Capt. Albert Menus, Dr. Sunder Means, John C. Zimmerman, Tilomas B. Crews, William F. Nance. MARSHALS.-Gen. W. J. T. Glenn, Caji*. J Y. H. Williams, Col. B. S. Joma, Capt. R. E. Richardson, Major C. C. Snbcr, E. C. Smith, lr. D. Smith, William Monroe. Knights to assemble in front nf tho Hotel, at S o'clock a. i i. Tilting to communed ut li o'clock. ?'TlIE whole to conclude with a >. GRAND COSTUME BALL, i SENIOR MANA-.? KS.-Gen. Wade Hampton, I i Gen. M. Garv, Gen. M. C. Butler. Col. Sim. I Fair, Col. Edward Atkinson, Col. W. D. Simp ' son, Col. F. IL Gantt, Col. Wilson, Col. G. T. Gist, Capt. F. M. Triinmior, B.D. McCrccrv, John Davis, Dr. H. W. Hendrix. Dr. W. F. Smith, H. P. Hammett, .lohn H. Meelze. JENIOR MASAOERS.- Col. Thoina.j Bacon, Major T. B. Ferguson, James Rodgers, Paul Jovner, John Dillard, Capt. Thomas Garv,Dr. T.'Zinunermau, Dr. J. Moore. W. H. Meotze, P. M. I'orchor, C. B. Foster, J. A. Bradly', J. T. Chalk, John Steele, John Waters, T. C. Pool. Junina W. Thomson, Walter M. Drafts, T. W. Caughman, B. Joyner. Louis Meng, P. B. Irby. Knights'Initiation Fee $10. All communi? cations to be addressed to EDWARD L. FREDERICK, Secretary, Or, II. L. DAYIS, Treasurer. N. B.-Knights wishing to take part in tho sports of the day are required to have their names enrolled by thc lal of September. ! Aug ll__ thm7 Travelers cnn get Room and Red, at j all hours, nt EXCHANGE Hor.sr.. . .A-ULOtiona. Sales. Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of sundry executions to mo di? rected, I will Hull, on tho FIRST MON? DAY ANO TUESDAY in Septembor next, in front of tho Court House in Columbia, within tho legal hours, the following property, viz: 18 MULES and 150 Hoad of CATTLE, levied on aa the property of Thomas Davis, at tho respective auits of Josse G. Lykos, Adminis? trator, Simeon liawl, Andrew Patterson, As signoo, and tho city of Columbia vs. Thomas Davis. Tormscash. P. F. FHA ZEE, August 23 mth_S. R. C. Sheriff's Sale. Nancy Walton, per pro. amivs. R. S. Morrison, Trustee el al.-Bill to change investment. PURSUANT to tho decretal orders in tho above stated case, I will sell at public outcry, on the FIRST MONDAY in Septembor next, before t..o Court Uouso in Columbia, All that LOT, with the building thereon, in the city of Columbia, bounded North and West by lauds of T. J. Robertson; East by Wayne street; South by Blanding street, con? taining one-fourth of ono acre, more or leas. Tho abovo described proporty is woll locat? ed, and may bo treatod for ocforo the day of salo privately. TEBMS-Cash; purchaser to pav for stamps and papers. P. F. FRAZERS, 8. R. C. Aug ll thm Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias, to mo dirocted, I will soil, on tho first MON? DAY' in September next, in front of the Court House, in Columbia, within tho legal hours. All that HOUSE and LOT. (less the portion sot efl as a homestead to tho defendant,) in tho city of Columbia, situated on Assembly street, and bounded on the North by M. H. Berry, measuring thereon 208 feet; East by Thomas Davis, measuring thereon 35 feot, moro or leas; South by tho homestead of the defend ant. measuring thereon 208 foet, and on tho West by Assembly street, measuring thereon 35 feet, more lesB. ALSO, All that tr st of LAND, in Richland County, condining nra hundred (500) acres, more OL ICSB; bounded by lands of Wyrick, F. Turnip seed, J. Turnipseed and tho Greenville and Columbia Bailroad. Leviod on as the pro? perty of Charles J, Bollin, at the Buit of Mary Allen, cl al.,, vs. Charles J. Rollin. Terms cash. P. F. FBAZEE, S. R. O. Aug 10_mth Sheriff's Sale. Bobcrt Howell and Michael C. Howell xs. Jo? seph Howell, Elizabotb Chaplin, John J. Chaplin, Charles Howell, Olin Howell, Jesse M. Howoll, Catharine P. Howell, Daniel B. Howell, Mary R. Howoll, and Sarah McCol lum.-Bill for Partition in Equity. IN pursuance of tho decretal order of tho Circuit Court sitting in Equity in thc abovo stated caso, I will sell, on tho FIRST MONDAY in September next, in front of tho Court House in Columbia, within tho legal hours, Two half-acre and 1 one-quartor aero LotB of LAND in tho city of Columbia, being lots designated as Nos. 3, 4 and 12, in a plat of tho square hounded by Lady, Barnwell, Gervais and Henderson streets; said lots are situated as follows: Lot No. 3, containing one-half aero ou Gervais street; Lot No. 4, containing one-half acre on corner of Gervais and Barn? well streets; Lot No. 12, containing one-fourth aero on corner of Barnwell and Lady streets. Tho abovo can be treated for privately. TEBMS OF SALE.-Cash for one-half of bid; balance in ono year; secured hy bond and mortgage of tho premises sold. Purchaser to pay for btampa and paporB. Aug ll thm P. F. FBAZEE, S. B. C. CLOTHING Must be Soldi! WE have about $10.000 in CLOTH? ING, more than wo can realize on this Summer; we aro anxious to got rid of some of it, and will sell YE BY CHEAP for that purposo. Our stock is the largest, in our lino, that has ever been brought to this city. Handsome Goods, and boaght right. Large lino of BOY'S AND CHILDBEN'S BTBAW nATS AND CLOTHING. New styles of MEN'S "VENTILATOB HATS." Best Fitting 8HIBTS. It is now generally admitted that we aro making to order THE FINEST CUSTOM-MADE GABMENT8 IN THE STATE. Call and examine for yourselves. R. ?Si W. G. SWAFFIELD. City Machine Works, COLUMBIA, S. C. . THE undersigned M n y 2(5 timo_ R ICH ABD TOZER,_ Estate Notice. ALL poi sons having claims against tho ?s? late of thc late HENRY ll I'. N BICH SON, merchant, of Columbia, will present them to the undersigned duly attested, and all per? sona knowing themselves indebted to said estate, will mako pavmont to the undersigned, Aug 21 waO DANIEL B. MILLER, Adm'r. Coi.t MiiiA. S. C., August 8, 1870. E. Morris, Columbia, S. C., MANUFACTURER of COTTON GINS, at $3.50 per saw. Our Oins aro warranted to please in every respect, or no Balo. Pro mium awarded al last State Fair. Also, Wood Turning in every description and style, at short notice. June 30 ?}_mo_ Stocks and Bonds. Gold and Silver. BANK BILLS AND COUPONS, JUBY CER? TIFICATES, COUNTY CLAIMS, ftc., ftc., bought and sold by D. O AM BRILL, OrneE-Columbia Hotel Building. August 21_8mo New Mackerel. r~/\ KITS AND QUARTER BARRELS NEW OU MACKEREL, for sale low. Anti 2 J KOWARI) HOPE. Guinness'Extra Stout, imported, to be had ?tl POLLOCK'S.