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The Position of ttxo Pr acaln nu- Bombarri mont ot Toni-Peace Proposition*. LONDON, September 22.-Telegrams iu some of the Loudon journals assert that the Prussians, having been repulsed in their last assault on Toni, have abandon? ed the siege and are marching to join tho army around Paris. PARIS, September 22.-A despatch from Bombay report? the German cor? vettes Medusa and the French corvette Dnplex have made arrangements for a naval duel, to come off iu the Japanese waters at an early day. It is announced on dubious authority that the Emperor Napoleon intends to isBue a manifesto, and that the French Senate is to meet at Limoges. Touns, September 22.-The Prussian cavalry entered Mantes-Sur-Seinc, aud made a requisition, aud subsequently re? joined their corps, whioh was advancing in that direction. Fighting near Paris continues, with varying results. No important engage? ments have yet taken place. The manufactare of arms by private parties, as well as in thc national armo? ries, has been vastly increased. Letters from Metz, picked np at Fcuo trange and Reitovater, gives assurances that the place is well provisioned, and the morale of the garrison excellent. Count de la Gaerrouier, whilo return? ing from Constantinople, was arrested at Marseilles', D'Ut was immediately re? leased by order- of the Government. It is rumored that Lyons will be made the temporary aapitnl of Franco. The Provisional Government is de? termined to repress the excesses of tho "Reds.". ELSINORE, Soptomber 22.-The French squadron, consisting of ono armored battery rind four steam corvetts, passed here to-day. Tho other Frenoh vessels of war axe signalled at Sprage. FnonnKciK, September 22.-The pie bisci??fn to be taken in Italy, is to decide whether Rome shall be the capital of thc kingdom. LONDON, September 23.-The official organ at Berlin contains two notes from Bismarck to tho ambassadors of tbe neutral powers at the North German Confederation. The first note, dated September 13, urges better aud moro ma? terial guarantees against a new attack from Franco, especially upon tho Soutl: German States; hence the necessity foi tho possession of those fortresses whicl are ts perpetual menace. In tho secoue note, Bismarck disavows any iutcntioi of intervention for tho rc-orgauizatioi of Frauce, but the cession of Strasburg and Metz would aloue give materia guarantees; while France retains thcs< places, it will bo a truce to leuvinr. Franco to choose her own time for tin renewal of hostilities. Germauy onh asks passive strength to resist sucl attacks. Touns, September 23.-The Pari mails are spasmodic. General Chezert has beeu recalled, a encouraging dissatisfaction aud disorde among the people. Great numbers of French prisouers who escaped while en route to Germany have readied Lyons. Many more hnv reached Toul. Balloonists successfully watch tb movements of the Prussians from Paris Another balloon from Metz fell into pro per hands, with 137 letters. The gai rison and citizons are eating horses breadstuffs aro plenty. General Garribaldi is still a prisoac at Caprea. Italian vessels oruisiu around the island prevent his escapo t France. BERLIN, September 23.-Bismarck an Jules Favre were closeted all day Thurs day. Bismarck insists on a conventio of the Constituent Assembly, to ratify i treaty. Favre conceded au indemnit for the cost of the war; surrender c part of the French licet ; di s man tl in Strasburg, Metz and possibly other foi tifications. LONDON, September 23.-The Pru; tiians are preparing to move on Orleau; FLORENCE, September 23.- Tho Itt lian General Cadona has sent troops t protect the Pope. MADRID, September 23.-The vomito spreading rapidly in tho seti-coai towns. LONDON, September 23.-The Freue have abandoned the fortifications i Vincennes. The Prussian guns at Sior, command the Southern parts of Pari Tho Prussians avoid St. Dennis. Tl railroads have been finished around tl Frenoh fortifications. The bombar ment of Toni continues furiously. Sr lies from Thionville continue, harassii the Prussians seriously. Arrangemon have beeu made at Lille, to inundate tl surrounding country. This plan willi adopted, should tho Prussians approao MADRID, September 23.-There intense excitement along tho coast of tl Mediterranean Sea regarding vomit which is spreading in all directior Thousands of cases aro reported. Barcelona, 500 persons died. 70,0 people have tied from tho city, to ovo the pestilence. Tho disenso was broug from Cuba ia the steamer Maria Pia. TOURS, i September 23. -La Fran claiming to write from unerring anti rity, gives the following as tho Prussi plan of advanco Parisward: To bri several corps beforo Paris on tho 1-ith Soptembor; thou Paris was to bo tum on the South, cutting commnnicati with Tours from Versailles, as Prussi headquarters; were to harrass Paris ut it surrendered. Metz, Strasburg and Toul hold o and present at least a fortnight's ta meanwhile, the Prussians will detach Lyons, Havro and Chorburg, aud lu sent flying columns throughout the CO try for forage; 75,000 cavalry for t service aro expected from Germany, portion of tho programme bas beon ready realized. Tho writer affirms t Steinmetz was dislodged, because of heavy losses inflicted by Bazaine. The Journal, of this city, states t M. Mague, formerly Minister of Final writes privately, that shortly before the chango in tho Govornaiout, h? paid on receipts (or ^QOO.O?? ohassepota and 300,000 other guns, whioh were never doli vored. FLORENCE, September 23.- Borne is completely occupied. Tbe Pope is al? lowed to retain a guard from his own troops. The prisoners captured by tbe Italians on occupying Borne number 9,300, of whom 4,500 are foreigners. LONDON, September 23-6 P. M. The following Berlin telegram ia to be received with caution: Prussia is in motion to seize the Black Sea, and pro? bably Dardanelles. War between tho Czar of Bussia aud the Sultan of Turkey is imminent. Lunette No. 52 at Strasburg has be? come a terrible object. Under its fire tho Prussians lost many, iucludiug Commander Qnitzow. The T?/ucssays neither Democrats nor Republicans are sacrificiug Ger mau votes through sympathy with the Re? public. Notwithstaudiug the blockade, forty four ships havo entered Swinemouud since the 2d of September. Count de Palikao, with the Emperor and Princess Mathilde and Count Beni ditti, are at Brussels. During tho sessiou of the British Scientific Association, Major Sanders presented a paper on physical geo? graphy, and American emigiatiou, and tho increase of cotton productions. The paper was highly appreciated, especially its recommendation to establish branches of a Supply Association in tho South oru States. Newspapers also strongly approve this scheme. Reports from Paris, via Berliu, state that all discipline is vanishing from Paris. The soldiers aro mutiners, und some have shot their officers. The Manchester Examiner says Geu. Uhlric'i is inclined to surrender, but the wouuded soldiers aud citizeus of Stras? burg strongly oppose it. The Germans have armed and captured luuettes 52 aud 53, with mortars. American A?Tuir?. NEW YORE, September 22.-The Post states that Secretary Fish has instructed Washburne that he can do nothing whatever, in tho name of this Govern? ment, to relievo tbe suffering German residents expelled from Puris. Great disappointment prevails in offi? cial circles at Berlin, iu consequence of this decisiou of the American Govern? ment. Farragut's obsequies will be held on the 1st of October. Gen. Alexander S. Webb has been invited to act as Chief Marshal. The Herman North German Lloyds liuo sails on Saturday, with a cargo of 10,000 bushels of wheut and n large quantity of tobacco. Several steamers of this line will soon bo put ou the route betweou this city and Now Orleans,.?util the ocean commerce is perfectly safe. CHARLESTON, September 23.-'Arrived steamer J. W. Evermau, Philadelphia. NEW YORE, September 23.-A special Paris telegram says egress from Paris has been positively prohibited. Tho coun? try around the city is occupied by tho Prussians. Tho Prussians have pon? tooned the Seino below St. Germaine, where the army of the Crown Prince is stationed. NEW YORK, September 23.-Five hun? dred Chinese will be ot work in a few days grading a railroad in New Jersey. BOSTON, Septomber 23.-An intoxicat? ed blind man tired his bed from n lighted pipe, this evening. Himself and wife were burned to death. WASHINGTON, September 23.-Go? vernment bas ordered cases of forgery agaiust Hon. R. B. Butlor, of Tennes? see, in the Pension Office, suspended until after tho election in his district, ho haviug been re-nominated for Congress. The cases have been ordered transferred from tho Pension Bureau to the Bureau of Justice. NEW ORLEAES, September 23.-There were nine deaths from yellow fever, up to GP. M., all natives. LIBERIA.-Primus Green reached Charleston tho 17th, from New York, where he arrived about a week ago, di? rect from Liberia. Ho looks badly in comparison with tho condition ho repre? sents ho was in when be left Georgia sonic months ago. Ho gives a gloomy account of Liberian affairs. Ho could not obtain employment there, and, with others, who would hail any opportunity to get home, nearly starved. Ho had uot had a cout by labor or gift siuco he left his homo. Ho is perfectly disgusted with his experience, aud advises his co? lored friends to remain whore they aro, if they do not want to endure pangs that have killed others and left but a remnant of bis former self. A DUEL PREVENTED.-We learn, from parties arriving in this city last night, that a hostile meeting had been arrauged, at Fair Bluff, between Messrs. J. A. Kelley and lt. F. Graham, of Marion, but that tho authorities had gotten wind of tho affair and had interfered to preveut it. Mr. Kelloy, with his second, was on tho ground, on Wednesday morn? ing, but Gruham did not como to time. It is said that this latter, and his sccoud, wero arrested yesterday morniug, and bound over to keep the peace. Tho alleged cause of tho projected duel grew out of a publication in the Mariou Crescent, made by Mr. Kelley, and re ilectiug on Mr. Graham. [ Wilmington Journal. MURDER AND LYNCH LAW.-Some days ago Mr. Rulfin C. Blair was waylaid and murdered in the vicinity of Athens, Ala., by disguised mon. Tho citizens turned out in largo numbers and captured tho Rev. Ashbury Barrell, tho leader of tho baud. Barrell attempted to oscape, and was killed. Tho others wero imprison? ed. Armed citizens are in search of the romaiuder ot tho band, aud aro deter? mined to bring them to punishment. Thc affair was persounl entirely. FIHAWCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL. COLUMBIA, September 24.-Sales pf oottou yesterday, 148 bales-middling. HEW YORK, September 22.-Money ir? regular. It was easier in tbo afternoon, on the announcemeut that the Govern? ment had purchased an extra million of bonds. Brokers' balances loaned at 5 per cent, for prime paper. Discount 7@ 9 per cent. ; little doing in business papor outside of banks. Gold steady during the entire day, closing drooping. An extra milliou of bonds, purchased by the Treasury, were fully discounted before the awards were auuouuced for largo of? ferings of nearly nine millions, which tended to check the provious buoyanoy. Fluctuations of the day woro confined to a quarter: C2's 13; 40's 12; G's 12jy; now 104fi; 7's same; 8'u 107?; 10's ?j?. NEW YORK, ?September 23-Noou. Slocks very quiet. Gold 13*?. Money 5(<<.0. Sterling-long D^; ?hort (32's 13,,l!'. Flour und wheat a shade limier. Corn dull aud heavy. Pork quiet, at 25.25(/jr.25.50. Cotton dull uplands lS.'c'; Orleans 18%; sales 700 bulos. Freights quiet. 7 P. M.-Cottou heavy-sales 2,000 bales; uplands 18. Flour-State and Western iu fair demand-superfiuo 1.90(^,6.15; Southern unchanged. Wheat brm iiml in fair export and milling de? mand-winter red aud amber Western 1.3-A(??,1.35.la. Com uuchauged and iu fair request. Beef steady. Pork dull aud lower, ut 25.00. Lard unchanged. Whiskey dull, at 89^j(?90. Groceries dull and .steady. Freights heavy. Mouoy very eusy. sterling very weak, at 9,l?(tti9;i?j. Gold closed heavy, at 13%. Government's closed heavy-02's 12J-0'; Southerns generally unchanged Tennessee's G3,'?; new 00?.^; Virginia's 65; new Gi; Louisiana's 71; new GO; levee's 73; 8's 86'4; Alabama's 1.00; 5's 69; Georgia's S2; 7's 90; North Caro? lina's 50^4; new 28; South Carolina's 80; now 0?. BALTIMORE, September 23.-Flour quiet and uuchauged. Wheat tinner for Western. Corn scarce. Bacon nctive. Shoulders ll^'C^lS. Whiskey 91(?;92. Cotton not lower-middling lSbj; sales 320 bales; net receipts 323; stock 1,575; net receipts of week 390. CINCINNATI, September 23.-Flour dull. Coru iu good deuiaud. Pork lower, at 25.00. Lard drooping, at 14^(^15. Bacon dull and drooping clear bides 17.'... Whiskey drooping, ut 87(<V88. GALVESTON, September 23.-Cottou dull aud lower-good ordiuary ll; net receipts 2G3 bales; stock 5,099. NEW ORLEANS, bop tomber 23.-Cottou dull and lower-middlings 17,l4(?ll7 bj ; sales 1,000 bales; not receipts 2,77U; stock 21,995. MouiLE, September 23.-Cotton quiet middlings 1G; sales to-day 500 bales; of the week 2,715. CHARLESTON, September 23.-Cotton easier-middling 10; sales 300 bales; sales of week 2,800; uet receipts 991; of tho week 7,805; stock on baud 5,838. AUGUSTA, September 23.-Cotton closed dull and lower-sales 190 bales; receipts 880; middling 15l.j. SAVANNAH, September 22. - Cotton easier-middlings, lG^uCa.ltJ,'.... ; sales, 100 bales; net receipts, 2,91)5; stock, 9,193. LONDON, September 23-Noon. Consols 92Jj.. Bonds 90%. LIVERPOOL, September 23-Noon. Cotton quiet-uplands O.'^'j Orleans 91J ; salos of the week, 5S.0U0 huies; ex? ports, 11,000; speculatiou, 3,000; stock, 187,000, of which 18,000 aro American. WIIOLUSALK PllICKs CUltKKNT. COltUECTEl) W KKK LY UV THE HO A UP OE rit.\I?K._ Ai'i'i.ES, (.'bu. 75'<i.l 00 I MOLASSES,Cuba,45tjf 30 UAOOINU,.J?(<?;;7 NewOiTu?, l>0(t?>l 14J liALK itoi'E, Matiil,(tf2tJ I Sugar U'uc..75(&l nu N.?.orWest-ilt) 8?012 1 NAILS, fi Kogo M({?? 00 DUTTEB, Norm. ?iO'?.??O I O.NION-i.'(,'bllrl 75'??2 00 Country, i< lt>.2~>'(?35 | OIL, Kerosene.g ?JJ'???O BACON. Hams. ..27(&3U Machinery. .'/5(mi cu Salus, yt lb..VJ'a)H Sl'KCIE, Ooh! ((?lill Shoulders... 17(s?ls Silver. dil Ou CANDLES, Sponu40((?70 POTAT'S, lrio fel 50 Adamantine n>lH(<?20 Sweet, bus 1 5?f<?l To (Jorros YAUN140@1 30 RICE, Caroliuatbul^io CoTTOX.Slrict Md.. 1U| Suor, "r/bag. 2 50(?2 05 Middini;;.15* SALT, Liverp.2 20(<s2 20 Low MiUl'g.15 So.ve, *t<lb,.b(??l5 Good Ortliiv,.li SPIllITS, Alcohol,gl7 00 Ordiuary.ia* Urandy . A 004512 02 CUEESE, E.D.lb. 13302U j Uni.2 00<?i7 00 jfactory. (??22 Ruin.2 00(<s7 00 COFFEE, Rio, ylt>20(j?23 | W'liisUey... 1 350j: 1 05 baj; un via .. . .?i(aj'?6 i SUOAK, Crus A E'l?Ql? Java.33^37 Brown.V?(n)U) FLOUB.CO. Hooriiooo STARCH,%<ll?... vsuj,io Northern.7OOCfill 00 TEA,Oreen lbl 00(<?210 UnAix, Corn 1 30(^1 10 Black.1 00(^1 10 Wheat_1 iOftfl 50 TOBACCO, Chw.U0(jf 1 lu Oats. 75C(i'J0 Smoking, tt>. .50(r?l 10 Peas*.1 5001 00 VINEQAU, Wiuo,.tH)@87 HAY, Nortn, %/owt.2 00 French_ Qil Ol HIDES,Pry, $<tt>124@lti WINE, Cham.25i<f30 0o Oreen,.. Port, ^gal300(i?5 70 LABU, $Itj.19&22 Sherry_3 ?QdCti 63 LIMK, ty bbl. 2 C5@2 75 Madeira.. .2 5o(t?5 bo County Reform Convention. ACONVENTION of tho Union Reform Party of Richland, to bo composed ol three Delegates from each Reform Club, will ho held at Columbia, oil SATURDAY', 21th instant, to appoint four Del?gales to the Con? gressional Convention, which will assemble at Columbia, on the following TUESDAY. Also, to consider tho expediency of nominating Reform Candidates tor the Legislature anil for County Oftlccs. H. D. KENN, Chairman Central Executive Committee. Sept 17 _ Union Reform Convention of the Third Congressional Bistrict. ACONVENTION, to he composed of four delegates bom each County in the Third Congressional District, will be held at Colum? bia, uti TUE8DAY, 27th September inst., to nominate a Candidate to represent said Dis? trict in the Congress of the United States. WM. WALLACE, Sept 10 _E. W. SKIBELS. Law Partnership. TnE undersigned have associated willi them Mr. CHARLES F. JAN NEY aa a pal mer in tho practice of law. The business of the linn will bo conducted in the name of CAR? ROLL, MELTON A, JANNEY. Obice at Columbia, S. C. Hont 22 12? _CARROLL A- MELTON. _ Rio Coffee. K /\ BAGS RIO COFFEE, for sale low to OU dealersiby_ EDWARD^ HOPE. Genuine Durham Smoking Tobacco to be had at POLLOCK'S. Improvements are going ou in Char? lotte with a ruoh. In every direction the sound of the hammer aha saw can heard> and in casting your eye around you will discover that these sounds are o fleo ting a vory deni rabie improvement in the appearance pf our city. Houses, both for residences anet for basinesB are rapidly being finished and others com? menced, showing that our carpenters are not idle.-Charlotte Observer.' The cable tolegrapi.reports the death by drowning, on his way to Australie, of the Earl of Aberdeen. Should this be so, the title will ha've be?? thrice vacant in the space of ton years. Ia I860, the fourth Earl-the diplomatist and Prime aliuister-died; in the year 18G4, the fifth Earl died, and now, in 1870, the death of the sixth Earl is reported. READ Tins.-Last week 7-1,389 acres of laud wore advertised for sale for tuxes, in tho Southerner. This is one-sixth of the whole County, and more is yet to bo advertised. 1,103 houses are already advertised for sale for taxes. Reform or starvation !-Darlington Democrat. ~Sl. Grassb, of Italy, lately disappear? ed. His family were getting anxious about him, when a polite brigand sent them one of his ears as a sample, and offered them the rest of him for 4,000 ducats. Sir William Thompsou says that it is us certain as it is that the weight of a clock will run down, that plauct after pluuet, age by age, will creep into the suu, and not escape its fiery end. On Tuesday night, a man by thonamo of Antone Hush, a Portuguese, residing iu Wilmington, was kicked to death by a horse. For Sale, 3??/\/\ ACRES of LAND iu Barnwell, . UVJU on the Edi?to. 7.50 ACRES in Kershaw-in lots to suit. HOUSE and LOT in Columbia-? 12,000. 1 House in this city, $5,000. HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near tho city-$3.000. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT, Attoruev at Law and Real Eatato Agent. Sept 24 ly Notice. THE euso.ribor is now in receipt of his TtFALL and WINTER STOCK, consisting Wot CLOTHS, CAS3IMERES and VE8T " "INOS of tho very latost style and pat? terns, which has bceu" carefully selected by himself, and invites the public to call and ex? amino tho same, as ho has ono ot ttic finest assortments of goods in his line that ever carno to this market. Have also on hand a spion did assortment of tho STAR SHIRTS, somo ot them the finest ever manufactured. Sept 21 J. P. EISENMANN. For Sale IOFFER at private sale my PINE BLUFF PLANTATION, on tho Blurt" Road, two and throe quarter miles from Gadsden Depot, ou thc South Carolina Railroad, until thc tirst Monday iu November; if not disposed of at that timo, it will bo sold at public Bide, in Columbia. Persons wishing a valuable uplaud and swamp place united, will lind thcrobclvcs suited. For particulars, apply L> mo, on tho place, by letter, addressed to "Hopkin" Turn-Out, Richland County." sept 2*416_yA?^T-J!L?s'ro2ij FOK A FEW DATS. Comfort in Walking Essential to Health Efflcuciout Cures of Coma lind nunton* li E A J> t If E T E S T I M O X I A L S. ALL persons sufi'i-ring from these unpleas? ant afflictions, or diseases of the feotgene? rally, can he effectually cured hy giving mo a call. The following certificates have been furnished bv gentlemen of this city. DR. KENDAL, from London. COLCJIIIIA, S. C., September 20,1870. Tir. Runda! has this day removed two moat troublesome cornu, without any perceptible nain. I have had the operation performed before, but not so entirely sati-factorv to me. W. P. GEIGER, M. D. Dr. Renda! extracted for me thia day, two corns, without giving anv pain. C. H. MIOT. i_ Dr. Renda! lifts this day extracted Corns from my feet paiulesslv, expeditiously and eu I iircly. " ?. N. TALLEY*, M. D. I Columbia, September 21. Dr. Rcndal's cures of Corns and Bunions and diseased Nails, aro instantaneous, efiica cious aud without pain, by a process peculiar to himself, and entirely unknown to others. He has testimonials of over twenty years bom all ranks and conditions of men of this and otbor nations. Many cf them, years after the operation, give proof of their not re? turning. LADIES can be waited upon at their resi? dences if desired. Office on Assembly street, one door from Gervais. Soft 22 Just Arrived, TniS day, a large lot of WHITE AND CO? LORED QUILTS, at VERY LOW PRICES. ALSO, D1OSS GOODS, in every style. Beautiful Now Sashes of VELVET AND SILK. PLAID GOODS for children. TABLE DAMASK and LINEN '10WELS, extra cheap. The NEW LACE-it is beautiful. ALSO, The NEW HOOP SKIRT, at C. F. JACKSON'.?, Sept 22 Main Mreot. For Sale, g&Zki A GREAT VARIETY OF GERANIUM jt&?a^CUTTINGS and other handsome green house plants, for sale very low, by O. ADAIlt, Sept 13 }3mo _ Al tho AHVIUIII. Bagging, Rope, Twine and Cotton Ties AFULL SUPPLY constantly on hand and for salo low, by J. \- T. R AON KW. Seed Rye. BUSHELS PRIME SEED BYE, for salo by EDWARD HOPE. 25 New Mackerel ^ ^vrm^ JUST to hand. No. 1,2, and 3 MACKEREL, catch o? lb70. For salo by _ GEO ROE SYMMERH. Cheese! Cheese! I BOXES choice cutting CHEESE, just j?*J received and for sale by Aug 91 J. & T. R. AGNEW. To Make Room FOB my extensive stook of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BATS, CAPS, Ladies' and Qontlemon's FURNISHING GOODS, UM? BRELLAS, Ac, I offer my entire stock of] SHOES at ooet. JACOB SULZ BACHER. Sept 20_ Soap! Soap!! Soap!!! AFULL supply of FANCY SOAPS, Con? sisting Of GLYCERIN, HONEY, CONTINENTAL, OMNIBUS, WINDSOR, TURKISH BATH, and TOILET SOATS. also, ICO boxea Family Wasting SOAPS, on hand and for ealo low bv Soot^lG_ J. AT. Tb AGNEW. DRY GOODS FOB Fall and Winter. WE have now on hand ono or tho BEST STOCK OF GOODS evor offered in thia market at thia season of tho year. Oar buyer is now in New York and shipping us goods daily, bought under rogular priccB, which weare selling very low. Call and be Convinced. A full stock of Goods for Fall and Winter on baud, suited tb this market, aud our POPULAR PRICES insured to please every one. Our WH OL ESA LE DEI* A K TMENT Is full to overflowing, and rare inducements offered to country merchants. li you want FULL VALVE FOU voca MONEY, you will get it from W. D. LOVE & CO., Columbia Hotel Building, Main stroot. Just received a full line of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, DRUGGETS, RUGS and HAS SACKS, Ac. Some of our patterns in Carpets are private Agents for the EMPIRE SEWING MA? CHINE-ono of tho best. Wo have on hand a line of skeleton STEP LADDERS, from three feet to ten feet high, very light and strong. Every house-keeper Bho'uld have ono. W. D. LOVE. B. B. MCCBEEBY._Sept 10 ?. A BEDELL WITH J. H. & M. L. KINAED. IBEG to inform my numerous city and country friends that I have made an en? gagement with tho woll known and popular Dry Goods House ot J. H. A M. L. KIN ARD, of Columbia, S. C., and will be pleased to BCQ them at that establishment, one door South of Columbia Hotel. Knowing full well, that with the GREAT ADVANTAGES thia house possesses in variety and extent of stock, tho small profits at which goods are sold, and tho immense business that tho bouse docs, I am placed in a position to ofter greater induce? ments to my friends to purchase from mo than heretofore. C. A. BEDELL. Sept 0}13_ United States District Court-South Carolina District. In rc tho Laurene Railroad Company, Bank? rupt.-In Bankruptcy. THE creditors of tho Laurens Railroad, bankrupt, aro required by order of the Court, dated 26"th August, 1870, to render and establish their respective lieus, before C. G. Jaeger, Register, within thirty dava from the publication hereof, or they will bo precluded from anv distribution of thc assets of the said bankrupt. JAMES M. BAXTER, ?F.WBEBBT, S. C., Sept. 6,1870. Assignee. Sept 0 Imo Hardy Solomon & Co., HAVING entt red into the manufacture nf BRICK and QUARRYING of GRANITE, and purchased of Messrs. Wright A Vinn, one of their new patent Brick Machines, capable of turning out from 40,000 to 00,000 bricks per day, are now prepared to make contracts and furnish partios with any quantities of bricks desired. Apply to HAY.IJY SOLOMON, at his store, or at the South Carolina Bank and Trust Company. _ _Sept 3 EMERY'S UMVUR&AL Cotton Gins and Condensers. THESE GINS, so well known throughout the South, need no comment. In style ol'1 workmanship, and for eQiciency of work, their turn-out, with tho aame amount of ] power, is unequaled. R. TOZER, Agent, August 2 Columbia. H. C. Notice. THE undersigned will apply to A. Eflrd, Judge of Probate for Lexington County, at Lexington Court House, on MONDAY, tho 3ti day of October next, for a final discharge as Administratrix of tho estate of H. S. Bovd. ELIZABETH E. BOYD'. LEESVILLE, S C., August 30, 1870. __Sept_l_|12 _ New Publications. QUEEN HORTENSE. Bv L. Muhlback. Cloth $1.50. Paper $1.00". i^othair. By Diet ic*, i. Cloth $2; paper $1. The Rob Rev on tho Jordan. By J. Mc? Gregor, (Illustrated.) ?2.50. Free Russia. By William Hepworlb Dixon. Passages from the English Note Booka of Nathaniel Hawthorne. Two volumes. $4.00. Man and Wife. By Wilkio Collina. Miss Thackcry's Complete Works. Genial Showman. By Artemus Ward. Lady of thc Ice. By James DcMille, author of Tho Dodge Club, Ac. 75 cents. Put Yourself in His Placo. Charles Reade's last and best novel. 75 cents. Tho Life, Letters, Lectures and Addresses of Frederick W. Robertson, M. A. il.50. And other new books for salo at BRYAN Sz McCARTER'S Bookstore, An? 28 Columbia, H. C. Carriage Materials. CONSISTING in part of HUBS, .Spokes, Felloes, Shafts, Wheels, .Poles, Bolt:?, Malleable Castings, -Fifth Wheels, Bauds, Enamelled Leather, Dash Leather,Patent and Enaniolled Cloth, Oil Carnot, Lining Nails. SprinRS, Axles, Firo and other Iron, Dash Frames, Paints, Oils, Carrirgo Varnishes, Ac, Ac. Our stock oT these goods is socond to nono in Columbia, and thoxe desiring to purchaso, will save money by calling on Sept ll_J. St T. R. AGNEW. Seed Rye. FARMERS, savo vour Corn and Money; keop your Stock fat and healthy, by hav? ing a Rve'l'asturo for winter grazing. SEED for salo bv LO BRICK Sc LOWRANCE. Bolted Corn Meal. ?)?"?. BARRELS, in fine order, for sale bv ?iO Sept 0 EDWARD HOPE. New Mackerel. jr A KITS ANO QUARTER BARRELS NEW OU MACKEREL, for sale low. Aug 23 EDWARD IICPE. tloira. Balo?. JftyTU Valuable CUy^Lots. BY D. 0. PEIXOTTO & BOU. ON MONDAY, tho 8d day of October next, 1870, wo will eel!, in front of the Court HOUBO, in thie city, at 10 o'clock, Eight desirable h a If-aero LOTS, within tho corporate limita of Columbia, situated in tho Eastern part of the city, and formerly known ae Wavorly. Lota NOB. 1, 2, 3 and 4, fronting and bound? ed on tho Wost by street not named. Lota Noa. 5 and 0 fronting and bounded North by Washington street; Weat by Lota Noa. 3 and 4; East by street not named. L~ts Noa. 7 and M fronting and bounded South bj Lady street; Eaat bv street not named; North bv Lots Noa. 5 and 6; Weat by Lots Nos. 1 and 2. THUMB or SALE.-One-half cash ; balance in twelve months, secured by bond and mort? gage, bearing intoreat at 7 per cent, per annum Purchasers to pay us for papers and atanipe._SeptJG School Notice. g MRS. 8. O. GOODWYN, will re? sumo tho exorcises of ber School on MONDAY, October tho 3d. Her rooms are on Assembly street. Sept 20 jd _ 'xl ~Bkine College. EXERCISES of thia Institution will bo resumed on tho FIR8T ^MONDAY in October next, and (continue until tho second Wednes? day in July. Courso of Study extensive and thorough. Necessary expenses for collegiate year, about $180. Candidates for admission should bc prcBeut at the opening of tho Ses? sion, but aro admitted at any timo. Persons wishing moro particular informa? tion, can address tho Proaident,. R. C GRIER, D. D., Sept R thaj)_Duo Weet, 8. C. SOlllERN SC?OOL-m NEW YOtlK. MRS'. EDWARD B. WHITE'S s English and Er on ch BO VED INO SCHOOL for YOUNG I^lES, No. 59WoBt 42d Stroet, opVjosito Reservoir Park. Aug 19 8w1T2mo University of South Carolina, COLUMBIA, S. C., August G, 1870. THE next, tho sixty-fourth An? nual .Session of thia Institution, ?.will opeu on MONDAY. October 3, ?1870, and continue, without inter? mission, to tho ensuing July. Tho advantage of a complete education is offered at this Institution to Students in Law, (tho graduates being enti? tled to practico in tho Courts of the State;) in Medicine, (the course of instruction being ex? tensivo and thorough, with two written ex? aminations during tho session;) in Engineer? ing, Mathematics, Mental, Moral and Political Philosophy, History, Rhetoric, English Lite? rature, Ancient and Modorn Languages, and in thc Scientific Schools. Expenses, ?. e., tor University Foes and Board, for session of nino months, are: For Student iu Academic Schools, about $960. For Student in Law, or Medicine, about $265. Stato Students aro rccoived from the seve? ral Counties, upon tho rac.ommdation of their Representatives and the appointment ot the Governor. R. W. BARNWELL, Aug G 2mo Chairman of the Faculty. U?Sl7Ll??nDO?VENT7~ Valle Cruds, 7>?ar Columbio, S. C. FOR each young lady's Board, Washing, Fuel, Lights, Tuition in ^English, Neodlo-Yvork and Dotnea Jtio Economy, $30 por month-or $300 per scholastic year-payable $150 in advanoo. Tho English Course compriees Orthography, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo? graphy, (Anciout and Modern,) with use of Globes. Astronomy, Rhetoric, Logic, Compo? sition, History, (Sacred, Ancient and Modorn,) Chronology, Mythology, Philosophy, (Natural and Intellectual,) Biography, (Classical and Modern,) Chemistry, Domestic Economy, Bo? tany, Physiology, Conchology, Geology, Alge? bra, Geometry, and Book-Keeping. Extra Charges for Latin, French, Italian, Music on Harp, Piano, Guitar, Vocalization, Drawing and Painting. Sept 1 lin R, St AV. C. SW AFF I E LD. AHEAD AS USUAL. R FALL STOCK OF CLOTHING, F ITS, AND GENT'S Furnishing Goods, NOW IN STORE. The Largest and Best Stock WE HAVE EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. MEN and BOYS' HATS of every descrip? tion, TRUNKS, VALISES, SHAWLS, RUGS, DRESSING GOWNS, Ac. A superior SHIRT, never beforo offered in this markot, mado to order without extra charge. The largest lino of French and English CLOTHS and VESTINGS ever offered. With additional facilities in our workshop, wo are determined that our Custom Department shall be unsurpassed. HATS and CLOTHING at wholesale R. Ai W. C. 8WAFFIELD, Sept 10_ Columbia Clothing House. Flour! Flour!! Flour!!! QAA BARRELS FLOUR, consisting iu f)\Jv" part of Choice Family Flour, ''the best in the world;'' aleo, Extra and Super Flour, at very lowest market prices for cash, tor aalo by _ J. A i'. R. AGNEW. E. Morris, Columbia, S. C., MANUFACTURER of COTTON GINS, at $3.59 per saw. Our Gins aro warranted to please in every respect, or no salo. Pro minm awarded at la*t Stato Fair. Also, Wood Turning in every description and Btyle, at short not ?co._"_June 30 3mo Stocks and Bonds, Gold and Silver. BANK BILLS AN? COUPONS, JURY CER? TIFICATES, COUNTY CLAIMS, *C, Ac, bought and sold by D. GAMBHILL, OFFICE-Colombia Hotel Building. August 21 3uio