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afltiwi] AMl^b^ ^^?^^)^ fMtfcA*<Wf, ^ 1 m r ,' i..,, .??? ..-L I . . .' . L ' Parlo In a State or Siege, Ktc. BOUILLON, BEXGITJM, September 15. Sedan h as b eon placed in al sta to of siego. The Mayor . has been arrested and the population expelled. The Prussians apprehend the approach of Bazaine's army, which is reported to have escaped from Metz, and even said to have reach? ed Carlguon. A later despatch says a part of Bazaine's army cat through the Prussians, and is now marching Paris ward. Ganrobert commands. VIENNA, September 15.-The Chamber of Deputies was opened. The Deputies from Bohemia are absent. Richrath convenes on Friday. PAULS, September 15.-To-day, Thiers received further instructions, nod hopes are entertained of a successful result. The Germans nre advancing in im? mense force, and to-morrow the capital will be completely isolated from ali rail? roads except lines running West. The forest of Bondy is burning, and other forests will be destroyed to-morrow. Gas connections will not be cut for a few days. Nenilly is full of provisions. The gates of Paris will be closed to-morrow. There are over 6,000,000 pouuds of gun? powder in Paris. Sixteen of the Seine bridges have been destroyed. LONDON, September 15.-Tho Pall Mall Gazelle concurs in tho general opinion that Thiers is without official character. The Pope bas an explanatory letter from Victor Emanuel. A delay on Emanuel's part would lead to the pro clamtion of a Republic iu every Italian oity. Emanuel's soldiers would not have fought the Republic. Tho result has boen fatal to the Papacy. As it is, Republicanism is so rampant thnt it may yet provo irrepressible. ? HAVANA, September 15.-The cable between Cuba and Jamaica is working. Cholera ravages are increasing in Ha? vana. LONDON, September 16.-Tho Italians have surrounded Rome. Victor Ema? nuel's programme has been fully accom? plished. FLORENCE, September 16.-After tho occupation of the Pupal States, Italy will summon a National Parliament, to be chosen by universal suffrage. Later advices state that the collision between the Italians aud the Zouaves, ueur the city, yesterday, was a small affair. The Italians have roached Corronto, nour Civita Vecchia. Tho Italians, doubtless, to-day, occupy Villetri and Valmontres, walled towns, twenty-seven miles South of Rome. LONDON, September 16.-The King of Prussia rejects American mediation. Bancroft writes that Washburue can only remain ns n spectator of thc conflict. Washburne, communicating the above to Favre, adds;-he can only record his protest to this impious war. LONDON, September 16.-It is reported that trains from Paris yesterday aud to? day were attacked, and several passen? gers killed. After to-day, communica? tion with Paris will bo uncertain. The regular troops and Frauc Tireurs 'have left Paris, to oppose tho Prussiaus on the Loire. Bazaine is at Metz, well supplied. The Prussians aro slowly concentrating around Paris. LONDON, September 16.-The Times ba.? tho following: Russia declines fur? ther efforts at mediation. Minister Ban? croft denies invoking Americau inter? vention. Prussia is satisfied with Eng? land's reserved attitude, as defeating French hopes for armed intervention. Gormnny demands Alsace and Loraine. It is reported that the American ship Queen has arrived at Toulon, with 500 volunteers and 7,000 rifles. No trains have arrived from beyond Pont Oise since Wednesday. The forests around Paris ure uow entirely destroyed. BOUILLON, September 16.-Cnnrobert, with 6,000 men from Metz, is moving Parisward. Bazaine himself is reported j at Sedan. Tho Prussian headquarters were at Meaux to-day. PAKIS, September 16-Noon.-The Prussiaus having captured a train at Sentis, travel thitherward luis been stopped. 15,000 Prussiaus are nt Join ville. The city has been declared in a state of siege. Non-combatants will be expelled. Joinville, where the Prussiaus are in force, is seven miles from Paris. LONDON, September 16.-Tho French are uselessly destroj-iug works of art on the approaches to Paris. This will not delay the Prussian advance nu hour. Freuoh journals to-day persist that mo diution is possible, butin thc meantime the Prussians nre massing at some dis? tance from the city. Defensivo measures around Puris are so great that the French hope they will deter tho Prussians and oompel peace. ST. PETEiisnono, September 16.-The Official Journal regrets Williams1 deter? mination to treat only with tho Empe? ror. As tho Emperor cannot reign again in Franco, ho eanuot euforeo tho treaty. PARIS, September 16.-Tho Minister of War reports many captures of Prus? sians in the suburbs, and has advices from Ulrich, commanding Strasburg. The bombardment is constant and terrific. Tho city is badly damaged. Ulrich adds that he has no idea of sur? rendering. It is reported that as the Prussians demand guarantees, in case of peace, the French Government is preparing gua? rantees. Military headquarters at Tours is rapidly organizing au army to bc known ns the Army of Loire. Volunteer en? rollments exceed 50,000. lu all Franco over 1,000,000 volunteers have been en? rolled. Italian volunteers, in great numbers, have arrived at Lyons. Elec? tric lights are placed on all forts around the city to discover the enemies' night movements. It is reported that tho Go? vernment has tho Emperor's cypher cor? respondence with a key. Startling de? velopments aro expected. Paris has twico the amount of powder expended at Sebastopol. LONDON, September 16.-Tho Prus? sian advance is at Breton il and Venilly BoeVMarne. Threo scouting partiea oc copied Corbett* andi Ol?monoC? Throngs of people ar? escaping'from Paris. LONDON, September 16.-General Yan Woorih delays the final assault opon Strasbourg to prevent needless butchery. LONDON, September 16.-A. slow mail to Paris has been arranged via Rouen. WILHEMSHOHE, September 16.-Only a few curious travelers have arrived ; half of them are Americans. The Duchess of Hamilton visited the Emperor. A correspondent of tho Evening Times writes from Paris that nobody believes that Franco will yiold oue foot of soil. Eugenie is annoyed by army sight-seers who follow her. The yacht Wash capsized in Locbenno, Ireland. Several ladies and gentlemen wore drowned. American Affair*. MONTREAL, September 15.-At the in? ternational boat race the weather was fine. Two crews sailed, tho Tyne crew naked to tho waist. The St. John's crow wore fancy shirts. After a few sweeping strokes tho Tyuo led ata hundred yaids, aud increased thu lead a quarter of a mile. The St. Johu's drew up, but the Tyne put ou a tremendous spurt, tho boat jumping out of tho water at every stroke. At the half-milo the Tyne was a length ahead, aud gradually creeping for? ward. Ou turning tho buoy tho Tyuo was ahead three lengths, winning the race by six clear lengths. Time, 41:10. NEW YORK, September 15.-A Herald special from St. Denis, yesterday, soys tho Prussians are approaching in thou? sands. A close calculation of the Prus? sian force is 400,000. There is great agi tat iou here. Tho city authorities request thc United States to take charge of the removal of Farragut's remains hither for burial. lu event of refusal, the cit}' authorities will arrunge a magnificent funeral pageant. The lost ship was tho Etha Roch mers, (German,) hence July 28, for Queens? town, with n cargo of tobacco and .slaves. Three of the Bieuvillo'screw have died of yellow fever since quarantined. CHARLESTON, September 1 G.-Arrived schooner Wapellu, New York. NEW YORK, September IC-St. Thomas advices of August 31, state the position of Baez is critical. His Ministry has resigned. Deception practiced by Baez turns tho former tribes into eue nnes. The opponents of Baez favor annexation. Private writers predict Baez's overthrow before October. NEW YORK, September IC-Special Paris despatches state that the Corpa d'Annie loft tho city this morning to at? tack tho Prussian advance, which is now in thc immediate vicinity. Several dis? guised Uhlans have been discovered in Paris. The Prussians continue to de? vastate the country, and rob tho baggage of passengers on captured t rai us. The city papers are only half sheets, owing to the scarcity of paper. FALL RIVER, September IC-Tho spiuuers strike elided to-day, in favor of employers. Many returning workmen are compelled to sigu agreements to re maiuuutof trades unions. The strike lasted two mouths. Loss in wages about Snoo, ooo. ST. Lours. September IC -The Radi? cal Convention of tho sixth district split. Conservative Republicans withdrew to make separate nominations. Tho Dem? ocratic State Convention of Kansas nom? inated a full ticket. Resolutions were adopted in favor of taxing Federal bonds, abolishing national banks, and accepting the fifteenth amendment as a fiuality. NORFOLK, September IC-Four ne? groes were hung to-day at Isle of Wight Court House for tho murder of Joel Gray, a white citizen of that Couut-y, on tho 11th of December last. A largo crowd was about the jail. No disturb? ance. THE GARDEN OF EDEN.-A traveler iu tho Eist, writes that tho site of the Gar deu of Eden is, according to tradition, located at tho junction of the Euphrates and Tigress, at HU Arab village called Korneh. Scattered along tho bank are about two hundred houses, made of reed iud thatch, while on tho extremo point, where the rivers meet, a shanty has been built for a telegraph station! It is (well says 77te Churchman) somewhat curious to think of t?l?graphie despatches being sent to the Garden of Eden; aud it re? moves a certain halo with which our im? agination has surrounded tho spot. But modern progress has penetrated those countries of tho East which have been long in decay, and they aro doubtless destined to undergo a wonderful resur? rection. At tho lato grand opening of costly fabrics at the store of A. T. Stewart, n magnificent specimen of Gobelin tapes? try was displayed, which was manufac? tured in Paris, and valued at 810,000. It represented a view of the harbor of Marseilles, aud is a wouderful pioco of workmanship. It requires the labor of a single person for ono year to produce a single square yard of the tapestry, and i tis always worked from tho back-ground, while thu front is covered. Each tint is formed from single threads, aud the covering is only removed in places to determine tho proper blending of colors. Advices from Shaughao to August 12th stato that the French Minister had caused the release of the imprisoned Christian converts. There was ii strong naval force at tho mouth of the Pcibo, and'.bo French and Euglish Admirals were at Chopoo. Shanghae was prepared for defence. At a Christmas examination nt a school not far from London, n young tyro in declamation, who had been told by the teacher that he must gesticulate accord? ing to thu sense, in commencing a piece with "tho comet lifts its fiery tule," lifted tho tail of his coat to a horizoutal posi? tion, causing roars of laughter. A woman in Perry Con pty, Indiana, on tho 8th day of January gave birth to twins, aud the following Christmas to triplets. All are doing well. V - pIHAWO?AXi AND OOMMEilO?AL. - C?IJOM3BI?.)?: p., .September 18, Cotton is now beginning to como in freely, and daring the past week ?bout 302 balee were disposed of at the follow? ing prices: 2 at 12>?; 1 at 14; 8 at 15; 10 at 15%; 13 at 15 J?; 8 at 15%; 67 at 16; 104 at 16%; 22 at 16%; 8 at 16 1-16; 69 at 16%. Nsw YORK, September 16-Noon. Flour a sbade firmer. Wheat and oom lo. better. Cotton dull and lowor-up? lands 19%; Orleans 20; sales 700 bales. Freights quiet. Stocks strong. Gold 14. Money 4@5. Sterling same. 62's 12%. 7 P. M.- Money 5?6. Storling9%@ 9%. Gold M%?14%. Government's steady-G2's 12%. Southern's closed firm. Cotton irregular and lower-sales 1,400 bules; uplands 19%. Flour State and Western 5@10c. better; Southern a shade firmer. Wheat 2@3o. higher-winter red and amber Western 1.30(^1.34. Coru in fair demand, nt 83%@85. Vork dull, ut 20.25. Lard heavy-kettle I6@l6.jf5. Whiskoy un chauged. Bice dull. Sugar active. Cu Ileo active. BALTIMORE, September 10.-Flour firm with an improved demand. Wheat dull. Corn-uo white offering. Pork 28.12@ 29.00. Shoulders 15%. Whiskey 90. Cottou dull-middlings 19%; sales 175 bales; receipts 300. CINCINNATI, September 10.-Flour it sbade firmer-family 5.40@5.G0. Corn quiet and firmer, at G8@70. Whiskoy 8?(?;87. Mess pork 20.00. Shoulders 14%; clear sides 17%. Lard 14%. ST. LO VIS, September ld.-Bagging and rope steady. Flour dull-superfine 1.00. Corn dull, nt G3(o',G3!..'. Whiskey 80. Pork 20.25@20.50' Shoulders 14; ele.ir sides IS. Lard lower, at 15%. NKW ORLEANS, Soptembcr 10.-Cottou active-middliug 17%(rj)18; sales 1,700 bales; receipts 1)11; stock 17.5G5. Flour 5.25@6.00. Mixed corn 00; white 92. Pork held ut 28.00. Bacon-jobbing 15.'.j(i'15%(r/li)-.,'; hams 24%. Tierce lard I7.'4(74?7%; keg 20J?. Sugar 13. Molasses 25. MOVILE, September 10.-Cotton dull and lower-sales 350 bales-middliugs 17(0:17% ; receipts 505 bales. AUGUSTA, September 10.-Cottou low? er-sales 433 bales; receipts 538; mid? dling 10%(<_i 17. AUGUSTA, September 10.-Cottou quiet -good ordiuary 15;./15 '.? ; sales 20 bales; receipts 170; stock 4,440. SAVANNAH, September 10.-Middling cotton L7ls5@17-la; sales 400 bales; re? ceipts 1,843. CHARLESTON, September 10.-Cotton quiet-middlings 17%; sales 150 bales; uett reeepts 715; coastwise 9; total 724; exports coastwise 1,285; stock 1,580; nett receipts of weok 4,14G; sales of week 1,500. LONDON, Septembor 16-Noon.-Con? sols 92 %. Bouds 00%. LIVERPOOL, September 1G-3 P. M. Cotton easier, but not lower-uplands Oki; Orleaus 0%; snles of tho week 77,000 bales; exports 8,000; speculation 7,000; stock 190,000, whereof American is 208,000; receipts of tho week 02,000, of which American is 10,000; stock niloat 3S0,000, of which American is 17,000. LIVERPOOL, September 1G--Eveuiug. Cotton quiet-uplands OJ?; Orleans 9%; sales 10,000 bales. WHOLESALE PllICUS CUltltENT. coaaucrcii WEEKLY BY THE HOARD OF TOADS. APPLES, fibu. l?'tjil DU UAooiNO,.??U?'.lo UALK HOPE, Mauil,((42(? N.V.orWLstflt) 8?012 llUTTEIl, North. 4(Kf{50 Country, y to.25?33 BACON, Llama. ..27<g30 Sides, y lb..\\m-2i Shoulders... 17rt<18 CANni.Ls, Snerm40(??7U Adamantin? tol8(i?20 COTTON ?AKNl (?0<?? 70 COTTON,.Strict Md.. 17* Middling.17 Low Midl'n,.b' flood Urduy,.15 Ordinary..14 CHEESE, E.D.to. ?18 r'actory. ?20 CO KEEK, Kio, 0dt>2O?25 Laguayra-25?27 Java.33?037 FLOUR. Cu. 800@i)00 Northern 700?ll 00 CHAIN, Corn 1 40?1 GO Wheat ....1 40'?$150 Outs. 75?'.H) l'eus:.1 50'<il (10 HAY, Kort n, ftc Wt. 2 00 HiOEs.Drv, *f(tol24?18 Croon.?8 LARD, tito_ ll)?22 LIME, y obi. 2 r>r>'<62 7.i Moi.AssKs,Cuua,45?50 New Orl'na 1)0?1 Ol) Sugar ll'tie..75?l no NAILS, y kegS 506211 OD ONIONS, pfbusl 75(??2 00 OIL, Kerosene,K45?50 Machinery. 75?1 00 Brads, Gold 1() Silver. ?1 05 POTA T'S, Iris ?1 50 Sweet, bus 1 75^2 00 HICK, Carolina to'.i.W<? lu SHOT, fdias. 2 5U?2 (?2 SALT, Li vcr p.2 20?2 25 SOAP, yih,.8? 15 Si'iiu rs, Alcohol,gl7 00 Urandy . .4 00?12 00 Oin....2 00?7oo Hum.2 00?7 00 Whiskoy...1 35?4 oo SUUAU, Crus A rntfsio brown.12?17 STAUCH, fi to... 1U?15 TEA, O roen li.l 00?2 ll Mack.l ou?i io TOBACCO, Chw.G0?l io Smnkilig,to..50?1 10 V i N E0 A it, Wine, .CU?8( i french_ ?iou WINK, Cham. 25?30 00 Port, $Jgal300?5 70 Sherry_3 ?n@fl 00 Madeira.. .2 50?8 80 MCMAHON.-Wo aro pleased to lenrn that McMahon is not dead, but rallying from his wounds. It is asserted thnt he wished to retreat from Sedan to Paris, but was prevented by Palikao's orders. He will justify himself to tho public, when bo has recovered. Tho fellow who was told that the best euro for palpitation of tho henrt was to stop hugging and kissing tho girls, said: "If that is tho only remedy which can bo proposed, I say let it palpitate." Sundries. ANO Tit KU lot of those extra lino SEO AUS; cask abovo-proof brandy; besides u variety of other choice articles. (Jive them a trial. PAYSINOER A FRANKLIN, Sent 10 Exchange Mouse, Main street. Mackerel ! Mackerel ! ! CHOICE NEW MACKEREL, in Hurrels, in Half Barrols, in (?aarter Hurrels, in Kits, and also at retail, just received and for Balo hy Sept 13 J. A T. lt. AGNEW. Cotton Bagging. -| K f\{\r\ YAHDS heavy and medium COTTON HAGGING, for ?ale ny E. HOPE. Notice to Chewists JOST arrived, at Pollock IIouso, Bailey's _ MIOJHIGJkN PINK OUT._ __RtTl ll Bagging. Rope, Twine and Cotton Ties. AFULL SUPPLY conatantlj on hand and for salo low. by J. A T. It. AGNEW. 25 Bolted Corn Meal. BARKELS, in (Ino order, for Bale by Sept 9 ED WAH D UOP?. *" LATEST Quoi: AT?0N3 OP Sounmnuf - SE- | canmEs IN CHARLESTON. S. G-Corrected, somi-Weekly, by A. C. Kaufman, Broker, No. 2gBr0ad street-September 16,1870. Hames of Securities. Kate In. Off, 'rf Asked. STATE SECURITIES. North Carolina, old..?. 6 - 48 N. Carolina, new. .... 6 - 27 South Carolina, old_ 6 - 82 S. Onrolina, now. 6 - 70 S. C. rcg'd stock, ex in. 6 .... 70 Georgia, old. 7 91 Georgia, new. 7 .... 93 Georgia. 6 .... 88 Teonessee, old. 6 -. 59 Tonnessee, now. G .... 57 Alabama . 8 - 98 Alabama. 5 .... 73 CITY. SECURITIES. Atlanta, Ga., bonds- 8 Augusta, Ga., bonds... 7 Charleston stock. G Charra Fire Loan b'cls 7 Columbia, S. C., bonds G Columbus, Ga., bonds. 7 Macon, Ga., bonds.... 7 Memphis, Tenn., b'uds endorsed... G ** uneudors'd.. 6 Savannah, Ga., bonds. 7 Wilmington, N. C. 8 Wilmington, N. C. G RAILROAD RONDS. Atlantic and Gulf. 7 li. It. lt.. 1st mortgage 7 Central Georg's. 7 Charleston and Savan.. G Charlotte, Col. it Aug.. 7 Chem wand Darlington 7 Georgia Bailroad. 7 Greuu. Sc Col., 1st mor. 7 Green. Sc C., State guar 7 Memphis & Charleston. 7 Norlh-Eastern past due 7 North-Eastern, new.... 8 Sav. Sc Char., 1st mort. 7 Sav. & Char., State gua 7 South Carolina. 7 South Carolina. G Spartanburg and Union 7 UAIIiROAI) STOCKS. Par. Atlantic and Gulf. 100 Central Ga., ex div_ 100 Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 100 Georgia. 100 Green, and Col. lt. lt.. 20 Macon and Western... 100 Memphis it Charleston. 25 North-eastern. 50 Savan uah & Charleston 100 So. Ca., wholo shares.. 100 So. Cu., half shares. .. 125 RANK STOCKS. fPeop'sN. B'k Charl'n, capital ?500,000. 100 JlstNnt. Bank Charl'n capital 8100,000. 100 ?S. C. Loan & Trust Co 100 Caro. Nat. Bank, Col'a. Bank of Charleston_ 100 Union Bank S. C. 50 People's Bank So. Ca.. 25 Plou. & Me. Bank S. C. 25 Bank of Newberry. 25 Bank of Camden. 50 Others worthless. MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES. Char. M. & M. Co.100 Wando M. Sc M. Co... 100 I Charleston Gas Co.... 25 Charl'n City lt. R. stock 50 GranitevilleMan. Co... 100 G. k C. lt. cert, iudeb. S. C. lt. cert, iudebt's. N. E. R. lt., cert, iudebt_ City Charleston cer. iu. Citvof Memphis coup. N. E. R. R. pref, stock ... S. .tu. R. past due coup. .. S. & C. R. past due coup... EXCHANGE, ETC. New York sight. Gold. Silver. S. C. HANK RILLS. "Bank of Charleston. *Bank of Newberry. Bank of Camden. Bank Georgetown. Bnuk of S. C. Bunk of Chester. Bank of Hamburg. Bald; of the State of S. C., prior to 'GI. Bank of State of S. C., issue '01 and 'G2. ?Pl. Oleo. Bank Char'n.. . *Peoplo'sBauk Charl'n ... *Uuion Bank Charles'n ... *S. W. R. R. Bank, old ... ?S.W. R. R. Bank, new ... State Bank, Charleston ... Farmers' Ex. B'k Char. ... Exchange Bunk, Colum .. . Com'l Bank, of Colum . . . Mercb. Bank of Cheraw ... Planter's Bank Fairfield ... S. C.|bills receivable. Charleston chango bills.... 15 .13 SG 80 48 GG GO 80 78 8G 72 GO 80 GO 99 C5 85 82 98 85 G5 80 87 87 78 09 75 71 55 33 HG 40 102 21: 110" 9 13 31 38 39 103 120 102 90 50 21% 6% 5 2% 3 1% 200 325 21 51% 85 GO par 55 par. 40 50 GO 1 ,'off %par lil 115 .103 ... 35 lo 12 14 12 .15 30 1 7 ll 90 90 fLc8s Stock dividend of 20 per cent, and cash dividend of 0 per cent. ?Less cash dividend of G per cent. ?Less cash dividend of 0 per cent. ftay* Bills marked thus (*) aro being redeemed at tho bauk counters of each. Remedies and Medicines for the Season. RHODES' Fever and Aguo Cure, Rina Chill Cure, for Fever and Aguo, ltowand's Tonic Mixture, Qniniiio Sulphas, Cincho Qui nine, Elixir ol' Barks and Iron, Lifo Bitters for Dyspepsia, Sweet Quinine. For salo hy Sept Bi} _ E H- HEIMITSH, Druggist. Flour! Flour!'. Flour!!! QAA HABBELS FLOUR, constating in fJvJVy part of Choice Family Flour, "Hie bett in the world;" also, Extraand Super Flour, ul very Unrest market ?irires for cash, for ealo by J. A T. B. AGNEW. ?. Morris, Columbia, S. C., MANUFACTUBEB of COTTON GINS, nt $3.5*) per saw. Our Gins aro warranted toploaaoin every respect, or no s:vlo. Pre? mium awardod at last State Fair. Also, Wood Tnruiog in evury description and style, at short nutice. June 30 Hmo Seed Rye. FAUMEHS. save vour Corn and Money; keep your Stock lat and healthy, by hav? ing a live Pasturo for winter grazing. SEED for sale bv LOltltICK A. LOWRANCE. Iron Ties. A f\ r\f\f\ LBS. superior IBON 4fct~/.VJl_/VJ TIES, for Bale low hy Sept ?J E. HOPE. B. ? W. C S W AF F i E LD. AHEAD AS USUAL. OUR FALL STOCK OP CLOTHING, HATS, AND GENT'S Furnishing Goods, NOW IN STOKE. The Largest and Best Stock WE HAVE EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. 1 MEN and BOYS' HATS of cvcrv desertp tion, THUNK?, VALISES, SHAWLS, HUOS, DRESSING GOWNS, Ac. A superior SHIRT, never before offered in thin ruarkot, mudo to order without extra charge Thc largest lino of French and English CLOTHS anet VESTINGS over offered. With additional facilities in onr workshop, wc aro determined that our Custom Department shall bo unsurpassed. HATS and CLOTHING at wholeealo H. A W. C. SWAFFIELD, Sept IO Columbia Clothing House CANNED GOODS. BLACKBERRIES, CHERRIES, GREEN COHN, G KEEN PEAS. STRING BEANS, PEACHES, TOMATOES, STRAWBERRIES, CONDENSED MILK, SALMON, OYSTEKS. LOBSTERS, PEAKS, ?fee. Just received and for sale at thc LOWEST FIGURES FOH. CASU. J. & T. R. AGNEW. Sept 10_ Notice. THE undersigned will apply to A. Efird, Judge of Probate for Lexington County, at Lexington Court House, on MONDAY, the 3d ''ay of October ne:;t, for a final discharge as Administratrix of the estate of H. S. Boyd. ELIZABETH E. BOYD. LEESVILLE, S C., August 30, 1870. Sept 1_H 2 Hardy Solomon & Co., HAVING entered into tho manufacture of BRICK and QUAKRY1NO of GRANITE, and purchased of Messrs. Wright A Vinn, one of their new patent Brick Machines, capable ol' turning out from 10,000 to 00,000 bricks per da}% aro now prepared to make contracts and furnish parties with any quantities of bricks desired. Apply to HAUDV SOLOMON, at his storo, or at tlic South Carolina Bank and Trust Company._Sept jj Oats, Oats! 1 i\C\f\ BUSHELS Prime Heavy OATS JL?\ / viv/ for salo low hv Aug 10 _KOWAltrj? HOPE. Axes! Axes!! -| f\f\ DOZEN best cast steel warranted Lv/V/ AXES, just roccivud and for Balo low at wholosalo and retail. Also, twonty-live dozeu good cast steel AXES at retail for il each. Twenty dozen AXE HANDLES, anda fullBiipplv of SPADES, SHOVELS, PICKS, MATTOCKS, Ac, Ac. Just received, and tor salo low, by_J^A. T. It. AGNEW. New Mackerel ? r.<n?~. JUST to hand. No. 1, 2, and ?P^SiJ^ j MACKEREL, catch of 1870. For salo by OKORO E 8YMMERS. Stocks and Bonds, Gold and Silver. BANK BILLS AM? COUPONS, J CRY CER? TIFICATES, COUNTY CLAIMS, AC, Ac, bought and Bold by D. O AMBHILL, OFFICE-Colombia Hotel Building. August 21 __?mo Carolina Indigo. ?^AA LBS. CAItOLINA INDIGO, of Bupo ?j \ }\J rior quality, for sal? by August 25___BP WARP HOPE. Cheese! Cheese! ! i)f BOXES choice cutting CHEESE, just J?JO received and for sale hy Aug 31_J. AT R AGNEW. i.MI.KVS UNIVERSAL Cotton Gins and Condensers. rTHIESE GINS, so well known throughout _I_ tho South, need no comment, lu st) lo ot' workmanship, and for efficiency of work, their turn-out, with the samo amount of p >wor, is unequaled, lt. TOZER, Agent, Augusts Columbia,S. 0. j?-iiotlonjBa lee . StgTU Valuable Oily Lots. BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & 80?. ON MONDAY, the 3d day o? Ootober noxt, 1870, we will aol!, in iront of tho Court Douse, in this city, at 10 o'clock, Eight desirable half-acre LOTH, within tho corporato limits of Columbia, situated in tho Eastern part of tho city, and formerly known aa Waverly. Lots Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4, fronting and bound? ed on tho West by street not named. Lots Nos. 5 and 6 fronting and bounded North by Washington street; Weat by LotB Noa. 8 and 4; Eaat by street not named. L->ta NOB. 7 and R fronting and bounded South by Lady streot; East by street not named; North by Lots NOB. 5 and G; West by Lots NOB. 1 and 2. TERMS or SALE.-One-half cash; balance in twelve months, secured by bond and mort? gage, bearing intereat at 7 per cont, por annum. Purchasers to pay us for papers and stampa. Sept 40 DRY GOODS FOR Fall and Winter. Just received a full line of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, DRUGGETS, RUOS and HA8 SACKS, Ac. Some of our patterns in Carpets aro private. Agents for the EMPIRE SEWING MA CHINK-ono of tho beat. Wc have on hand a lino of akeleton STEP LADDERS, from three feet to ten feet high, very light and strong. Every honso-keeper should have one. W. D. LOVE. P. IL MCCUKF.RV._ Sept 10 SOUTHERN SCHOOL IN NEW YORK. /fS^ MUS. EDWARD B. "WHITE'S ?J-1 Lasts? English and French BOARDING ^ggE* SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, j3Pl??r No. 59 NVeat 42d Street, opposite ^B?r Bcaervoir Park. Aug 19 swtf2mo sff&? School Notice. taXcSB^; THE exercises of.Mrs. McGregor's ^??Mfc? SCHOOL will he resumed on ^^pjF THURSDAY, 15th September inat. Erskine College. EXEItClSESof thia Ioetitution //Tfl^ will bu resumed on the FIBST ^nnB^ggMONDAY in October next, and 'SjHHsijooutinno until the second Wednoa 4Br Course of Study extensive and thorough. Necessary expenses for collegiate year, about $180. Candidates for admission should ho presen t at tho opening of the Sea sion, but are admitted at any time. Persons wiBbing moro particular informa? tion, can addreas the Preaident, R. O GRIER. D. D., Sept S i ha 9_Due Weet, 8. O. URSULINE CONVENT. Valle Gruels, near Columbia, S. C. ^ FOR each young lady'n Board. /fiSBk Washing, Fuel, Lights, Tuition in t?IQRS^EngliBh, Needle-Work and Domes nraB^Siic Economy, $30 per month-or ^Pay $300 per scholastic year-payab'o ?&2r $150 in advance. The English Course comprises Orthography, Beading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo? graphy, (Ancient and Modern,) witt? use of lilobus. Astronomy, Rhetoric, Logic, Compo? sition, History, (Sacred, Ancient and Modern,) I Chronology, Mythology, Philosophy, (Natural and Intellectual,) Biography, (Classical and Modern,) Chemistry, Domestic Economy, Bo? tany. Physiology. t.'onchology, Geology, Alge? bra, Geometry, and Book-Keupiug. Extra Charges for Latin, French, Italian, Minde on Harp, Piano, Guitar, Vocalization, Drawing and Painting._ Sept 1 lm University of South Carolina, COLUMBIA, S. C., August G, 1870. THE next, the Bixty-fourth An /fi^^k unal Session of thu Institution, fcilLag?^gwill open on MONDAY, Oetobor 3, xDuBB^Ebs7(), aud continue, without inter ^Sr???p mission, to tho euauiug July. iS?Jr The advantage of a completo education in offered at this Institution to Stndeuts in Law, (the graduatea being enti? tled to practice in the Courte of the State;) in Medicine, (the course of instruction being ex? tensivo and thorough, with two written ex? aminations during the session;) in Engineer? ing. Mathematics, Mental, Moral and Political Philosophy, History, Rhetoric, English Lite? rature, Ancient and Modern Languages, and in the Scientific Schools. Expenses, i. e., tor University Feea and Board, for session of nine mouthe, are: For Student iii Academic Schools, about $260. L'or Student in Law, or Medicine, about $205. State Students aro received from tho sevo ral Counties, upon the r.icommdation of their Repr?sentative? and tho appointment of the Governor. - lt. W. BARNWELL, Aug li 2mn Chairman of thu Faculty. United States District Court---South Carolina District. In re thc Laurens Railroad Company, Bank? rupt.- In bankruptcy, TITHE creditors of tho Laurena Railroad, X bankrupt, are required by order of tho Court, dated 28th August, 1870. to render and establish their respectivo liens, before C. G. Jaeger, Register, within thirty dava fro r, tho publication hereof, or they will bo precluded from HUv distribution of tho assetb of tho said bankrupt. JAM KS M. BAXTER, NKWBEURV, S. C., Sept. G, 1870. Asaigneo. Sept (i Imo The Georgia Gin. rpiHE most universally and deservedly popu X hir GIN in uso. Everybody who known it, buys it, and tlioso who buy il, aro always pleaded wit li ii. Ii chums no needles, no con? denser-!, no Steel hiush, but simply to bo tho beat Gin in use, everything considered. Prices uioiter te; nuaiity al way a guaranteed. LOI:RICK .? LOWUANOK. Julv 17 2mo Ae? nts, Columbia. ICE! ICE! ICE!! HAVING put my in aubine in operation, I now inform the pilbil.- that t am ready lo.-npplv liny and nil orders for ICE. Price two cents per pound by Hit retail. For 100 pounds or moro, agreomiuits will bo made. 'lh?i leo can be obtained at either Ibo upper or lower Ht"1L.. J. C. SEEGERS. Aug 81 WE have now on hand ono of the BEST STOCK OF GOODS ever offered in this market at thia aeaaon of tho year. Our buyer ia now in Now York and shipping us goods daily, bought under regular prices, which weare selling very low. Call and be Convinced. A full stock of Goods for Fall and Winter on hand, suited to thia market, and onr POPULAR PBICES insured to pienso every ono. Our - WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT Is full to overflowing, and raro inducements offered to country merchants. If you want FUEL VALVE FOR YOUR MONEY, you will gel it from W. D. LOVE & CO., Columbia Hotel Building, Main etroet.