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TOUBST* October I?^liidnight.-No now^hasitaeen xeeeivBd ?ro? Gileadpi?. Charternden, whither - reinforcements Tferes'et?t lost bvening. Much anxiety ia manWeat?^-aa i?,was fccown "thai ttio Germana were in heavy foroe in that ! no?g?iborb oed. ! -General Oambrids re port^ having gained considerable advnn - tagcs ,^itu,;4f?? vvMJiuioud, over aforce cf l?jOW Frqssiansi near Burgers. ? FCOBENCB, October 12.-Lient. Gen. I#^r^t#4 ptitered Rome yesterday, li?'u.wun veo?i?ed with hearty do mens t ra? tions of welcome by the people. ?iOHDOHi r' October 12.-The French fleet .bas. been. Bighted off Heligoland. -The au thornlea, at ?itona and other ports havo baen warned to remove the outer buoys abd lights of their harbors to pre? vent surprise. The United Stales steamer Plymouth has (?rived nt Kiol, .though that port is ottenstbly.closed by the blockade. Other American men-of-war are expected there. BsrjtetH, October.12, via LONDON, Ocr tober 13.-Obata?lea to conveyance and planting.Prussian siege guns has been so far overcome that the cannonade be? fore Parla mar be momentarily expected, xesterdsy J? French corps was onoamped on the left bank of the river. LONDON, Oetober'?> IS. - A despatch from a Frenchy source, just recoived, gi ves ^tb. o folio wi pg: Au engagement oc? curred.on tho morning of the 10th, near Burgers, bot ween a body of Franc-tire? urs and the Prussians. After a short conflict, .thelatter; retired, with n loss ol thirty killed and wounded. The French havofalion book (along the left bunk ol the i^v^.v .'The'. ^rufeiahs ore leaving G?r?fci^y ;lah4 .parching, %o Geosors, turni-.Q?r irom St.: Quinten and threaten, iug Atnie ils; An-engagement occurrec at ;Ma{jt{jjp?4??: yesterday,-..between '.hom? Ubi ans '.'and' biuzzars, j No result, given A-f oreo O? 80?'Br uen i ana and 500 Saxoni already < occupy .? -Gipior?. The Ger mum have also Appenrod nt Montdidier, when a small - .detachment was..-defeated b; Frarw-tireuxai.... i Atologrnm froru Arion, Belgium, datec lait1 evt?ning sa^s: Heavy cunliooudioj baa ba?n'heard to-day in the direction o Thionvjll?, !. lt ia said the garrison o Montt?edy baa retreateri to Stenay. ?LONDON, October 18.-Prussia is no\ negotiating .with, tho smaller States o Germany for'a national unity unde ^. Frederick, in place of a federation. Th sessions of the North German Farlie ment" will probably be resumed befor tho mooting of the Prussian Diet. Pul liamont . will be' required to provid means'for" war, and adjust question springing '.'therefrom. The election fe this body-: will v probably occur on th 19th instant, und for deputies in tl Prussian.-Diet eight.days later. The weather/is heavy, with fearfi gales. Shipping, Was generally rofugef( and .many disasters are reported.. Tl storm, was very severe in tho Mersey, ac muoh damage was done to shipping i Liverpool. LONDON, October 13.-Particulars i the battle before Metz, Friday last, ha' just been received. The French made sortie in force after tho battle, and we driven back with tremendous IOSGC The Prussians took a great number prisoners, -Cattle in and around Metz are dyii by fcnndrods from rinderpest. Tl bodies cannot be buried quick enoni to prevent epidemics, notwithstandii hard frost. The disease is spreadii ropidly. Frenan fire from the fortifications Metz continues incessantly. The Frat tienrs, not being uniformed, the Pri stans do not regard them as- regal soldiers of France and shoot them sight: The defeat of the French at Arten opens thQ way to Orleans. The Pr sian occupation of that city is hon: expected. . Monday last, a Prussian i valry division'was driuen, by 4,000 ?! biles across the Loire, noar Ghevi The latter lost heavily. Nothing i portant recoived from before Paris way of Berlin. The French fleet is a of! Heligoland. It is known that GJ bnldi has left Tours, in company w Colonel Trapoli, for tho seat of war. 3 exact destination is not known, but i intimated that ho will command at< leans. LONDON, October 13.-It is expec that Prussia, in view of her delicate lations with England, in conseqnenci the latter's alleged violation of neut ity, will give Von Beinstaff, tho Nc German Embassador, an indefinite lc of absence, leaving only a Charge Affairs at London. It is now said that tho revolutioi Algiers is unchecked. In tho provi of Constantine tho insurgents h gained every way, and bid tho auth ties defiance. A correspondent of tho Stain charges tho Prussians with constant aggerations. He writes that the nun of men and the amount of material < tured at Strasburg should bo reduce least half from Prussian figures. FLORENCE, October 13.-Engineers it will require two years to prepare ll to serve as tho Italian capital. Tho of government will, therefore, remai Florence indefinitely. BRUSBELS, Oolober 13.-Tho rill pest is spreading throughout Belg Much alarm exists hero and iu Hoi and Prussia. BRUSSELS, October 13-The Fri prisoners have been removed fron verloo, because of a conspiracy to der their guards and escapo. Tho j of this city, doubts tho story of JS Icon's complicity in any conspiracy, is too eager for his porsonul safety 1 turn to Franco. LONDON, Ootobei\ 13.-Tho Ru journals infer from the fact at the mans aro purchasing sheep-ski ns, tl winter campaign is certain. Tho Fi intendant ambulances have been bandod and others organized by i bcrs of the French press. figure of Li berty, with the legend, "In Che ?ame of the Frenoh people;" on the, Reverse io ? ger land of mixed oak and olive, with a wheat ear in the cen ire; around periphery, ar? .tho -words, "Lib* arte Egalit? Fralinnite" QUEENSTOWN, October 13.-Details of the dreadful storm around onr coasts last|night, are coming in rapidly. At Limerick, Ireland, the storm was little short of a tornado. , One man was blown into the floating dook - and- drowned, another's skull was crushed by a falling chimney, houses were unroofed, and ves? sels driven ashore. The storm was very severe around the Southern coasts. It is impossible to get details for several days. LONDON, October 13.-Yesterday, the Frenoh army of Loco were driven opt ol Orleans after a nine hours fight. Or? leans was subsequently stormed. The Prussians took upwards of 10,000 priso? ners. Their own loss was small. LONDON, October 13.-Ex-Queen Isa bolla of Spain has settled near Geneva; she has a fino residence, near the lake. Prince De Join ville is an Geneva, LmLE, Ootober 13.-A balloon from Paris descended at Lonnay to-day. The navigator, Oarjol, had much difficulty ir alighting. The news from Paris is moBt cheering. Popular ardor is undoubted, Soldiers are anxiously awaiting the Pms sian attack, and have no doubt of theil ability to withstand it. Perfeot order ii maintained everywhere. I TOCKS, October 18.-A Paris letter, printed in the Constitutional, says: Thi word peace is tabooed in Paris. Every body is casting cannon, making ma faraileuse and constructing pontoons. -? 9 . American A ITU. 1rs . NEW YORK, Ootober. 12.-Wall street i slightly disturbed by" the story that i prominent Broad street "bear" on, stock and a Gorman banking firm will demon strate in tho Gold,, Boom to-morrow "ti lock up cash gold." It is stated that th Broad street "bear" is short of six mil lions gold, borrowed to make up tim deliveries. The German banking fin? is reported long of gold. The object o tho Broad street "bear" is supposed't be to advance gold for the purpose o selling more, ns well ns for the purpos of adversely affecting the "bull" specu? lation oh tho Stock Exchange by iii creased activity in money, which tb lock up of cash gold would naturall make. The object of tho German bani ing firm is to unload their long gold o the market. It is stated that Canad bayles which hold tho "bulls" float in gold hero refuse to cuter into the scheme but will probably accept higher rates fe the uso of their gold in the regular loa market. t NEW YORK, October 13.-Arrived-Th steamships Alaska and Wisconsin. Tb ship J. S. Dewelf, from Liverpool fe Philadelphia, was abandoned at sei Tho crow were saved by means of tb life-l>out and ropes by the Wisconsin. WASHINGTON, Ootober 13.-The Ohi Republicans concede Schenck's def ea Tho Fourth District will probably g Democratic. The Republican majori) in Hamilton County is 2,643. The B publicans apprehend Bingham's defea but there are no figures from his Di trict. Despatches from Republics sources, late lost night, claim his ele tion by a small majority. His Distri is difficult to hear from. Schanck R publicans here seem to take the mo interest in Bingham. In Indiana, fifty-eight Counties ha1 been heard from, partly offjoial. Tl Democrats have 091 majority. Counti unheard from gavo the Rep?blica 1,481 majority in 1868. Both parti claim tho victory by n small majorit The Democrats gain ono Congrcssmi and probably two. The Democrat majority in the Seventh District is 40 The Fourth District.is still doubtfi The Republican majority in the Flf District is about 500. The Ninth D trict re-elects Shank. Private despatches received hore frc Mount Vernon, Ohio, state that Mt gan's majority is 2,400; a gain of 8 sinco tho last election. The Collector of Savannah, lindi tho flag over tho Custom House at ho mast, in respect to General Lee, order it placed at full mast, and telegraph Boutwell tho fact. Boutwell replh approving his action. A despatch from Senator Morton Secretary Boutwell announces that 1 Democrats havo elected tho Indin State ticket by about 2,00l) majori Tho Legislature is doubtful. A special order of the War Dopa ment orders a court martial to meet tho 20th instant, at West Point, of wh Gen. O. O. Howard is to bo Preside to try cadets Jas. W. Smith, (coloro John W. Wilson, W. S. Davis, and G C. Hoile. Smith ?3 tho colored ca who some time ago preferred charges ill lrca!merit. Tho President, accompanied by Sec taries Fish and Robeson, and other ( tioguished personages, with the alar Band, visited tho State Fair at Fredori Md., to-day, and will return Saturday PIIILADKLI'IIIA, October 13.-Tho . publicans claim the Sixteenth Dist by sixtoen votes; Seventeenth Dist doubtful; Twontioth District, Dei oratio-majority 700; Twenty-first I trict, Democratic majority (500; Twoi fourth District, Democratic-ninjo: 900. j RICHMOND, October 13.-Richnv j presents to-day a scene of mourni Stores and public buildings are nil clof Bells in nil parts of tho city aro tolli On many doors arc pictures of Gen. ', draped in crape and evorgroen. WILMINGTON, Ootober 13.-Gen. L death created profound sensation in city. To-day flags on the shipp: generally, are at half mast; also on British and Spanish vice-consulates. NEW ORLEANS, Octobor 13.-Tho di of General Loe casts a gloom over General Lie?. MEMPHIS, TENN., October 13.-There was a heavy frost last night, lt is feared that it hos done great damage to late I cotton, f\ ) jj jr The nnnonncetten t of Gen. Lee's death caused profound sorrow. Bells we: tolled and publio expression of sorrow, [ by the citizens, will be made. SKIJMA. ALA., Ootober 13.-The city | has been in mourning all day in honor J I of General Lee. glWAMQlAL AMP COB1MKHCIAL.. COLUMBIA, Ootober 14.-Sales of cot? ton yesterday 135 bales-middlings 131 (? NEW Yonx, Ootober 13-Noon.-Flour i 5o. better. Wheut lo. better. Corn a j shade firmer. Pork dull-mess 26.25? 26.87. Lard quiet, nt 16,%. ? Cotton dull and lower-uplands 15%; Orleans 16>?; eales 1,000 bales. Turpentine advancing. Rosin in moderate request, ut 2.05@2 10, strained. Freights firm. Gold 13%. Money 5@6. Exchange, long, 8@8>? "? I short 9}?. Bonds 12%. 7 P. M.-Cotton dnlt and lower; sales 3,600 bales-uplands 15K@15%. Floor -State and Western 5c. better on ehip ?ing grades; superfine State 5.15@5.30; outliern a shade firmer; common to fair extra 5.55@6.25; good to choice 6.30@ 18.50. Wheat opened lo. better, but olosed quiet-No. 1 spring 1.30(a) 1.31; new 1.26; winter red aud umber Western .1.35; white Michigan 1.58. Corn oponed ja shade firmer, but closed heavy-mixed .Western 85@86>^--closing a|> 85. Beef J quiet-mesH 10@15; extra 15@18. Pork heavy-mosR 26.25@28.37: Lard firm .steam U%@IG%; kettle 16J?@16%. Whiskey mote nottye-r- Western freo 88)? wood; 89@89J? iron. Freights very firm-cotton steam 7-16@J? ; whoat steam 8 " .j ; sail 8. BAi/rrMoftE, Ootober 13.-Floor quiet I and steady-Howard street superflue ?5.25?5.75. Wheat steady. Pork firm, at 27.00. Corn-Southern white 90@ 1.00. Bacon firm and active-shoulders 15. Whiskey in fair demand, at 90@96. Cotton depressed-middlings 15; eales 150 bales; receipts 64; stock 4,051. CINCINNATI, October 13.-Flour firm and in fair demand. Corn dull and lower-old 53?55; new 41@46. Mess pork and lard quiet and unchanged. Ba? con-shoulders ll; sides 17%. Whiskey dull and unchanged, at 85@86. ST. LOUIS, October 13.-Flour quiet i and unchuuged. Whiskey irregular, at 88(??.89. Hemp unchuuged. Corn steady, at 63@65. Bagging firm. Pork 25.50. Shoulders 11)0; clear sides 19. Lard firm. GALVESTON. October 13-Cotton firm good ordinary 12%; sales 260 bales; re? ceipts 890; stock 6,128. NEW ORLEANS, Ootober 13.-Cotton I steady-middlings ll^(a)ll%; sales 3, < 1600 bales; receipts 5,389; stock 19,222. MOBILE, October 13.-Cotton dull middlings 14; sales 900 bales; receipts1 1,323; stock 24,832. AUGUSTA, October 13.-Cotton market closed quiet-sales 982 bales; middlings 13%; receipts 1,233. SAVANNAH, October 13.-Cotton in good demand-middlings 14 j?; ?ales 400balee; stock 39.845; receipts~2,343.I^ CHARLESTON, October 13.-Cotton active-middlings 14*8 ; ?ales 600 bales;'] reoeipts 2,596; ?took 18,196. LIVERPOOL, October 13-Evening. Cotton tending down. Flour ! ' Flour ! ! Flour ! ! ! BARRELS FLOUR, consisting in OUU part of Choico Family Flour, "the best tn the.ujorld;" also. Extra aud Super Flour, at very lotoest market prices for oash, for salo by__ J. tc T. R. AONEW. Stocks and Bonds, Gold and Silver. BANK BILLS AND COUPON8, JURY CER? TIFICATES, COUNTY CLAIMS, Ac, &o., bought und sold My DI GAMBHILL, OFFICE-Columbia Hotel Building. August 21 3iuo 250 SAW 245 SAW 240 SAW GINS, warranted iu quality second to none on tho continent, just received and for salo VEIIY LOW. Oct 9 L?RICK & LOWRANCE. To the Dental Profession. r i IHE wgnlur semi-annual meeting of tho JL South Carolina State Dental Association will ho hold in Charleston, S. C., commencing TUESDAY, November 1, at 8 P. M. Dentista throughout tho Sttito aro cordially invited to be present. Members will ho passed to and frOjOver the various railroads, for ono faro. T. T. MOORE, Corresponding Secretary. OcX 0_ _ Downer's Mineral Sperm Oil. ANEW OIL. rrh ich mill jwl light under 300 degrees Farenheit; never gums; is almost od? rlose and as safe as Sperm or Lard (Jit for family use, and when burned in thc MINEUAL Hi'KiiM LAMP, tho light is equal to tho boat Kerosono, at a cost not exceeding one-half a cont, por hour. It requires hut little atten? tion, no trimming, and tho chimney never breaks from heat. A supply of this safety oil, and a small assortment of Lamps, j (itt rocoived and for aalo by J. A T. R. AONJE Soap! Soap! AWORD to houie-keopeis: Go to Hardy Solomon for your SOAP, for ho ^ias sixty boxes of family SOAP; twonty-flvo boxes of FANCY, junt arrived, aud ia selling low. Oct_4 Shad! Shad! i BBLS. MESS SHAD, just received and ) for aale by HARD? SOLOMON. Ootl New Mackerel JUST to hand. No. 1, 2, aud 3 MACKEREL, catch of 1870. For a ale by_PEP ROE S V M M ERS. Whiskey! Whiskey! OK BBLS. RYE WHISKEY, ^t) 26 bbla. CORN WHISKEY, jnat arrived. Como to HARDY SOLOMON'S and ace it. Yo country merchante, come. Oot 4 i OeUl-.., .. ,..// grahame BpsUTu;?Pt. MRS. B. A. SMITH WILL open THIS' DAY, all I the ?M>Wif? novoltios in FALL MILLENKRY nWlULH *ndFAN0YG0QDS;6lB0,*haqd ?^HI\Hi lr W ^orna assortment of trimmed 4T3L3)W?? DRESS f ATTERNB, to wmch she jdavESgKv invitee tho Bpooiai attontion of *^^W^the ladies. All orders, oithcrlnMILLENERYor DRESS? MAKING, attended to with promptness^ and doHpatoh._Pot 12 lc MILLINERY. , Special Sotiee to the ladies. MRS. C. E. REED -fMBfcfc HAS OPENED for inepeotion. the f^??abeBt, choapeatand moat fashionable 4 ^nSiBatook in thia city, consisting of La? lla ?dfdioa' HATS. CAPS, BONNETS, RIB WT,WI BONS. VELVETS of all oolora and A quality. Also, FLOWERS and HAIR in ovory etyle and very low in price, with Jet c:ets. Jewelry, Ac. Please call and bo convinced in regard to the above._Pot ll 6 TO THE LADIES. . Fall and Winter Opening. .MRS. We?RMICK, (Mfatu Dlrcel,nearly Opposite ? Coiumbiu Hotel.) ? jf?*b? HAS j nat returned from Now JUMA York, where abe aelootod au elo /tSM633?;pant and varied aBoortmqut ot koHBSn Gooda in tho gSPflr Millinery Line, ?'i^fil Wmch baB hoon oponed for \n JjW apection, and to which tho att?n 9wi tion of tb? ladies ls invited. Sho baa alao a lino of elegant CLOAKS and FUR8, which aro well worth looking at. CORSETS of every etyley'or ladle* and chil? dren.- FAN?Y<HH>DS'in' endle?e varlet*. j Qct9 ... " . '?" ..c; - ; ' Just ^^?^4, J. HIS dayj a largo lol of WHITE AND CO? LORED QUILTS, at VERY LOW PRICES. ALSO, DRESS GOODS, in every stylo. Beautiful New Sashes of VELVET AND 8ILK. PLAID GOODS for children. TABLE DAMASK and LINEN TOWELS, extra cheap. The NEW LACE- it is boautlful. .".LSC, Tho NEW ?I0OP SKIRT, at C. F. JACKSON'S, _8opt 22_Main street. Smoked Beef. *>f\f \ LBS. choice SMOKED BEEF, for OVJU sale b* EDWARD HOPE. ZNT o -t 1 o e TO TUE ELECTORS OF RICHLAND COUNTY. IN accordanco with tho Proclamation of his Excellency Robert K. Scott, Governor of South Carolina, an election will he held in Richland County on WEDNESDAY, OCTO? BER NINETEENTH, (10.) 1670, for the elec? tion of National, State and County Represen? tatives and ofiicera, to.wit: A Governor. Lieutenant-Governor. One Congressman to represent tho Third Congressional District in the United States Coagreaa. Ono State Senator. Four Members of House of Representatives. One Judge of Probate. One School Commissioner. Three County Commissioners. Ono Coroner. The polls will he opened at G o'clock a. m. and closed at 6 o'clock p. m., at tho following places and under tho following Man a gera, viz: The city of Columbia ia hereby divided into ?ix (6) Election Precincts. , lat. Citizens residing in Ward Ono-Weat of Richardson street-will voto at Chas. Minort'a House, cornor Richardson and Pendleton streets. Managers-Chas. Schultze, Jacob Thompson, J. 8. Kennedy. 2d. Citizens residing in Ward One-East of Richardson atroot-will voto at E. Halloran'*, corner Sumter and Pendleton atrceta. Managors-James Graham, Sancho P. Davis, Augnatue Cooper. 3d. Ward Two-poll at Court House. Managers-L. T. Levin, John Donnison, Trezovaut Sill. 4th. Ward Three-poll at Holmes' Shop, on Bull street, between Taylor and Plain. Managers-B. D. Montgomery, W. J. Thomas, A. Pinninger. 5th. Citizens residing in Ward Four-West of Richardson street-will voto at Ciuaar Lowndeh' Shop, on Lumber, between Lincoln and Gadsden uireets. Managora-W. D. Harris, L. H. Trevf tt, Page Ellington. 6th. Cit!T"? reaiding in Ward Four-Eaat nf Richardson street-will vote at Ellington's Store, corner Sumter and Richland streets. Managors-J. F. Ensor, Joseph H. Smith, William Boll. GADSDEN. I Managers-Samuel F. Hunch, John P. Adams, Louis L. Brown. FLOWEHS' HOUSE. Mauagcra-Elliion M. Weston, H. P. Oaigo, C. J. Carroll. HOPKINS'. Managors-J. T. Tucker, Paul Simms, Toter Shiver. OAHNEIl'a. Manngera- William Hayne, John A. Rosa, John Harris. DAVIS'. Managers-Oeorge W. Allen, Benjamin Sightlcr, T. P. Roberta. KI nu AX'S. Mauagera-Eli Killian, John T. Wilaon, James Bampticld. CAMP O HOUND. Managers-R. J. Palmer, L. Corviuant, Henry Smith. Any previous notification cf appoint nu nt aa Managers ia hereby revoked. The Chairman of tho respectivo Boards, as hero announced, will moot Commissioners at Neaglo'a Ballon Monday oveninR,7:80 o'clock, to receive ballot boxea, poll lista, written and verbal instructions WILLIAM J. ETTER, A. W. CURTIS, ADDISON RI0HARD8ON, Commissioners Election for Richland County. Oct 18 3 waiHiWBwjjJMWi!ijnni|if ? H|ii? i,. minim wini r v M IO HKi?'? i 0 3 If A ? OPENED TH ia DAY, oho of tho roost boa?>' tirol stocke of CLOAKS AMD SHAWL} Eyer shown in thia market. f ..' i ' . . rei -O In Dress Goods, Wo lead tho market thia aeaaoQ. both in STYLE and PRICE. OUR STOCK Haa beau bonght on a "LOW RULING BASIS" with Cotton, and we proposo to give the advantage gained by ua to "THE CUS? TOM EH S." Nothing haa contributed to build up our EXTENSIVE and atill inoreaeing business more than our systematic "LOW PRICES" and satisfactory stylo of bnainOBB. All Goods are guaranteed aa represented. Tho BEST GOODS aoltl for tho "LOWEST PRICES." We aro Agonta for tho EMPIRE SHUTTLE SEWING MAOUINE," ono of the boat. Columbia Hotel Building, Main street. . W. Di-. LOT?. - : - ? T.- . . -\ v. . B. B. MoClvEEri?. OfctQ HAVING juet returned from a viait to tho .North, I can recommend tito following I TEAS, ol my -own ?eleotiob.: Nsw Onop^.por Paciflo RojLroad, and only ^FonTY DAYS from. 1 Ch?iooat MOY^Nte ft?fr-P?^ftER. ' I ChoiceebrMoiinno H Y SON * . r-v Gholceat^??fl^^ ' . Finest Oolong "CRAGIE TEA." Theso, with others, comprise tho beat assortment that can bo offered in any market, and having hfeoi bought at recent .-reduction in gold value, aro in overy way worthy tho attention of economical purchasers. Oct 8 . J' GEO. SYMMER8. ' Fresh Crackers. JU8T received, a eupplv of fr?Bh CRACK? ERS. BISCUITS, &c, couaiating of BUTTER CRACK ERB, Boston Crackers, 1 Ginger Schnappa, . . ..... Butter Crackers, ... ... ^? . Suda. Biscuit, . , i " . ?Wine Biscuit, MILK BISCUIT, Cream Crackere, Nonpareil Biscuit, .Fancy Crackers, I Egg Bieouit, Lomon Crnchors, A-o. For aalo by_J. fi T. R. AGN^W, I Carriage Materials. L CONSISTING in part of HUBS, -ufSCBL?^Spokcs, Felloes, Shafts. Wheels, t?ft^?tap-PoiT. Bolts. Malleablo Castings, W^T W-Fifth Wheels, Bands, Enamelled Leather, Dash Leather, Patent and Enamelled Cloth, Oil Carpet, Lining Nails, Springs, Axles, Fire and other Iron, Dash Frames, Paints, OilBf Garrirgo Varnishes, Ac, fcc. Our atook of t nests gooda is second to none in Columbia, and thoac doairing to purchaae, trill save money by calling on Sept ll_J. & T. R. AGNEW. Notice. yij THE eusoriber ie now in recolpt of bia I*FALL and WINTER STOCK, consisting Mot CLOTHS, OASSIMERES and VE8T i I'H'INua of the very latest style and pat? terns, whioh haa boon carefully selected by himself, and invites the public to oall and ex? amine the same, aa he baa ono ot the flneat assortments of goods in bia lino that ever came to thia market. Havo alao on hand a splen? did assortment or the STAR SHIRTS, some of them the flnoat ever manufactured. Sept 24_. ; J. F. EISENMANN. Guns, Pistols, Etc. I INFORM my frienda and jj^^^L Puuhc iQ general that I havo .rf^\^^~jfcj?st received an entire new v ^fc ?stock of Doublo and Singlo Bar? rel GUNS, BEPEATER8, Fla?ka, Ponchea, Pistol-belts, Caps Buck-Shot. Cartridges. Cartridges for all kinds of Pistols, Powder and Shot. AI.BO, REPAIRING dono at Bhort notice Pot 8_P. W. KRAFT, Main street. Polishing Powders. MAGIC POWDER for cleaning Gold, 8ilver, .tc, ton cents per box. Tripoli, for cleaning Brass, Silver, Gold, Ac, ten cents per paper. Bath Brick for cleaning Cutlery, Ac. Just received und fur aale hy Sept 2_J. & T. R. AGNEW. For Rent. DB. LEWIS' two STORE HOUSES, on . Richardson and Laurel st roots, former? ly occupied by Thomas J. A H. M. Gibson, havo undergone thorough repairs, aro now ready to rent. Business men dishing good stands, will do well to inquire on the premi BOB for information. S. KRAFT, Sept28_ Agent. Pnre Leaf Lard. p^f\ PACKAGES PURE LEAF LARD, t/v conifialiiiK of Barre's, Kegs and Boxes, on hand and for salo low by Bedt 20_J. fe T. lt. AGNEW. Bagging. Rope. Twine and Cotton Ties. A**FULL SUPPLY constantly on hand and for Bale low, by J. tc T. R. AGNEW. S. W. PORTER. R. M. 8TEEEL. IMPORTANT TO THE XJA:DX3E2S, ANO AI,I. IN NEED OF SOMETHING TO WEAR. fTUIE varied and extensive assortment ol A GOODS just received, at PORTER A STEEL'S EuPoltlUH, oilers a raro opportunity to dry gooda buyers, who would combino eco? nomy with good taste. Our Btocks, in each department, aro now complote, and will bear comparison with any in thc city. Wo challenge competition. Om frienda, and the public, aro invited to call and examino for themselves, when wc fool coull dont that tho lowness of our prices, and quality of our goods, will enauro their custom. Wo qnoto bolow u Tow of our leaders: TARTAN PLAIDS, in all materials; Sill Poplins, Roubaix Poplins, Em pr088 Cloths, Merinos,Corulot Cloths, Bomba/, tu s, Alpacas, Dclaint-a, Shawls, Cloaks and Furs, Blankets, I lands, Woolen Goods, OlovoB, Hoaicrv. PMALTi WAKES. An unequaled lino of Domestic Gonda, Tabb Linens,Towels, Dolleys, Diapers, Bed Ticks, Wo wnuld call special attention to om Gent's Furnishing Department, consisting ol Dress Shirts, Under-clothing, English and French Caaeimcrea, Domestic Caaairaerca, Tweeda, Tubby Velvets, Jeana, oto. f. opt 28 3mo PORTER St STEELE. aj- pounda primo Snaked O. B. BACON - jotrado?primo Bmokod'?h?uido^?, ' - Boxoo Fine Starch, - Barrels arid boiCB Roda Cracker?, - B??TC?G ind boxes Q?sgcr ?."-p=, - Oana Preserved Poaohen, : - Oana Preserved Strawberries, - Oins Brand; Poachoe, ' "' Smoking Tobacco, deo., Ao. ' ALCO, One fine COW and OADF.' - Oot 141 Tbs Pollock House /fifcv /~\ HAS been overhauled jEHa^-r ^\.I?#and littod up tor (he mn-nn? ^S^F teraoaeon. OYBTEBS, ,WB*^ FISH and GAME aerred up in tho uauai stylo. The Private LUNCH BOOM has been refit? ted, and gueata may expect proper attention. Oct 12 T. M. POLLOCK, Proprfotpr. For Bale, 3?AA AOBES of LAND in Barnwell, ?VJ Vi VJ on tho Ediato. 750 ACRES in Ker eh aw-in lot* to snit. HOUSE and LOT in Columbia-$12,000. 1 Houao in thia city, $0,000. HOUSE and thirteen ocrea LAND, near th? city-$3.000. Apply tb JOHN BAUBKETT, Attorney at Law and Baal Eatate Agent. I Sept 24 ly ..ForBale, ?". ?.-?'< ^> THAT Valuable Tract,of LAND, lying 9Soa tho BarhamvihVRoad and tho Char ZElotto Bailroad, abotit li mil?a from; Mio city of Co 1 umbi a, con t ainiug t\Von ty-ono acrtss, moro or leas, and having on'it a beautiful cito for a country rcnideuco, a most ?xcellont, 1 spring of watery and accommodations for five 'or six hand?; it ia about two-ihirun ojeared and is moat admirably siluatod and .watered for a vegetable or V*truck" .'garden, lying be? tween the two brapchos which iormj^ tho stream flowing through Dr. Parker's > pinco, and composed partly of tho.saino Boil, -on which Dr. Parker raised over' 200 buehcla of corn to the aofe. Foaseasion given.ohjEna 1st of January next. For further particulars, apply at thia office, or to i JJW lill s trjl >tt 51 . . I*. B. BECKWITH, Oct5 8mo ; - . Oringnburgs 8. C.' ToMak^Eoom ,.!.>.' ?:..;: .' ' r t .'. .."..'md Rind. .1 _ .IC'C! . ': :ilU..i?:i? il 'Jilt FOR my extouaive a to ck of rGOOJDS CLOTHING, HATS, OAPB,' -Lkdieb^ arid . d-i .(.i bin: ,vlumuii tyo?'.am uoiv Gentlemen's BURNISHING GOODS, UM-. .Oil >>, VMi iti il:l : Jl . : .lt f r 11 ..- '/': i1 ' ?. . . li 'voil BRELLA?, Ac, I ofTer my entire' etoo* of SHOES at cost. JACOB SUEZ BAO HER. : Sop t.20_ ? 'rv ISAAC BULZBAOHER, WAM-M?R AND JEWELER, HATING j nat received a large and, woll eelected stock, consisting of / . ; WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, and FANCY ARTICLES, would moat rcupoct fully call the attention of bia friends. and the Eublio in general, to call and examine nia stock oforo purchasing elsewhere. Having established, sicco 1805. a ?rsl-olaoo Jewelry Store, I am better postod, and keep a finer and larger assortment of goods* adapted to thia market, than any other houao thia eldo of Charleaton. Small profita, is ray motte. Repairing in all its branohea promptly attend? ed to and warranted. Oct 2_ISAAC 8ULZBAOHER. R. & W. C. S W Alf I E LD, AHEAD .AS USUAL. '-'U?K?W} f ?SurH OUR FALL STOCK oi? CLOTHING, HATS, AND GENT'S Furnishing Goods*, NOW IN STORE. The Largest and Best Stock WE HAVE EVER OFFERED TD THE PTTBTJO. -m *"F.N and BOYS' HATS of ovorv deacrip 1VJL lion, TRUNKS, VALISES, SHAWLS, LUGS, DRESSING GOWNS, Ac. A Biiperior SHIRT, never before offered in this market, made to order without extra charge Tho largest lino of Frenoh and English CLOTHS and VESTINGS ever oflbrcd. With additional facilities in our 'workshop, we aro determined that our Custom Departmont shall be unsurpassed. HATS and CLOTHING at wholesale E. ft W. O. SWAFFIELD, Sept 10_Columbia Clothing Honwo. Hams and Bacon Strips, -i f\f\NEW SUGAR-CURED HAMS, i VJ VJ 1,000 Iba. new Sugar-cured Break? fast Strips, juat received ano for Bale by Oct 7 J. ALR. AGr-?EW. New Family Flour. I {Tf\ EB LS. New and Choice Family LOU FLOUR for salo low by AuglO _El) WA HD U OPE. Sugar! Sugar! "I i\ HOGSHEADS SUGAR (all gradea;) fifty I VJ barrels relined SUGARS (all gradea,) just arrived at HARDY SOLOMON'8. _Oc t 4_ _ Mackerel ! Mackerel I ! CHOICE NEW MACKEREL, in B?rrela, in Half Barr?la, in Quarter Barrels, in Kita, and also at retail, juat received and for aale by Sopt 13 J. fi T. R. AGNEW.