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< c&Qtiwn?* QeAober. 2oV^Tho ?capitula tion a! Mets WAS signed yesterday. Tba P^SB?aiJa will occupy Metz to-morrow. Tb^ whol? number of prisoners ia 173, 000c' ?aoluding three Marshals and 0,000 Qtkm??t y.'i urtstfo itun . A despatch from Touro says tho Qo vernmoht continues to withhold nowa wjjifcltfo army. of. (he Loire. It is. only knowa that.vast bodies of troops have b?o? mai?o?vrcing some days, and that great battles are imminent near Lomares ( and Orleans. . Nothing offloial from Paris to-day. The cay; i tu lat ion of Sohlen tad t is offi? cially announced. Theirs has gone to Paris, to-day. . it 1B certain that the Italian Parlia? ment .-will be dissolved, and a new Minis? try formed, j .' A Berlin despatch to the Times says tho French rej ec tod the terms of the armistice, bat thinks the fall of Metz will lead to a reconsideration. Lord Liyons, tho English Minister to Franco, has engaged quarters for the Legaiicu a? Sui doaux. MASBtD, October 28.-It is reported that the great powers returned a favora? ble answer to the candidature of ?ostn. Toung, Oe tob or 29.-A balloon from Paria; yesterday, landed with many let? ters, which are hourly expected here. Garibaldi continuos to aot on the offen? sive ia Would. Aa offloial despatch from Bonrge, tbe 20th, says the Prussians were defeated near Bagonoao, and left 1,200 killed OD the field. Many, fled into Switzerland, where they were disarmed. Bourbaki it vary activo; The authorities here credit him with!saving Amiens. Nothing off! oial from Paris or. the Loire. Colone! . Wiok?hstem, the Russian Diplomat, hoi conduct from the Prussians, and wil proceed to Paris. It is reported here that England desires a congress of th< powers. AMIENS. October 23.-The Prussian: were defeated at Formiers. The Pms siana burned Bouvasse by petroleun shells. The French still hold the rail road. boneo to Rouen. The Prussian: attempted repeatedly to destroy it. / despatch has just been received fron Nogent, Lorontuon, saying tho Prussian have just evacuated Co vrai tte, nea: Chartres,' after an engagement with tb. Mobiles.and volunteers. ROUEN, October 29.-The Prussians pursued by the'French cavalry, hastil; retreated upon Bennuls and Longson Chateau Muf was also evacuated. BBEKIKN, October 29.-Tho Frencl fleet is again threatening in tho Nortl and BaHio seas. LONDON, Ootober 29.-The Prussia court-martial exculpates the command ant of Laon from blame for the expia sion-whioh followed its captare. Hoav rifle firing was heard between Lavillett and Moat Matre yesterday. Tho Pru: siana are moving down the Valley of th Sao mo. Tho movement threaten Lyons. The Prussians failed in their attemj to oat oommaaication between Amicu and Rouen. Late Algerian advices report tho rebe lion Suppressed and all quiet. A special to the London Newsfiaya th ' surrender of Metz was regarded favo able. Pending an armistice and pea( negotiations-though Metz and Bazair were regarded by both parties as pract oaly oat of the question; no refereuc whatever having been made to them j preliminaries-I have tho followir. pointa of the proposition from the be authority: All things are to remain j statu quo, looking to the possible resnm; tion of hostilities. The army of boi parties hold "undisturbed their preset positions. Paris is to receive, day I day, a day's supply of provisions. A latitude to be given throughout tl country to hold elections. It is no stated that Austria received the acti support of England, who is warm backed by Italy. The Foreign Office h intelligence that the authorities at Vc Bailies accede to the demand, couched diplomatic but decided language, fro Great Britain and Russia, that >Thie shall have safe conduct to Paris. T expected interview between Thiers ai Trocha will decide tho fate of the neg tiations for au armistioe. THU HAGUE, October 29.-The ima diate retirement of Dr. Waal, Minis! for the Oolonies, is announced to-do He takes this step on account of cc tinned ill health. LONDON, Ootober 29.-Tho went! very stormy. Telegraph wires aro pn troted in all directions. Tomas, Ootober 29.-Tho Germc here expressed great satisfaction with 1 dooroo lately issued, whereby all offen? against the press law uro hereafter to tried by jury. ?&Prince Polignao, who served as a Bri] dier-General in the Confederate aro has reoeived an appointment to an i portant command in tho army of Gi baldi. He departs for the East at on The journals announce that Gene Cambriel has been compelled to re! quish his command in tho army of : East, because of the re-opening of wound, received at Sedan. Tho ste mont, extensively published in Pruss and English journals, that the Gove meat of Franco desired the French floors who had been captured to bri their parolos, is pronounced a calum The telegraph wire having been maliciously near Orleans, the Prussi have exacted additional taxes upon town, by way of punishment. Ia nej all the departments now held by Prussians, influential citizeus are c< pelted to ride on tho locomotives. ' Prussians have adopted this oou whioh they say is the only way to j veut the tearing np of tracks by Fre nou-oombatants. A largo numbei Prussian prisoners were brought 1 to-day. BERTJIN, Ootober 29.-Tho news of capitulation of Metz was communici to Napoleon at Wilbelmshohe, yes day. ^terCtfrp^o?? ho-foettora5 ispln great B aspen ae ?gd unHlmpalion. . <~ . liOKcoK/ 0^ JgPrher? ?s confirmation ^thetwKm? revolution* in Paris, or fighting cfc JJe^iHett. Tbiorac accompanied by Derem'us&fc, baa Arrived .t Lyons. Both'have ?ale' conducta to enter Paris. .., ROSIE, October 29.-The Officiel Qa zelte notifies the adh?rente of Garibaldi that they will lose their Italian citizen? ship by serving in the ar?aiea di France. UnuBSELs, October 29.-Generals Burnside and Sheridan and other distin? guished Americans arrived in this city. LONDON, October 29.-Telegrams bave been received, describing the scene around Metz at the time of the sur? render. A frightful storm had raged for several days all over the North of France. Tho entire country was under water, and everything literally drowned out. Tele? graph wires were prostrated in all direc? tions. American AflAlrn. CHARLESTON, October 29.-Arrived steamships James Adger, Now York; I Weybossett, New York; Falcon, Balti? more. 1 BOSTON, October 28.-Orders have been received at the navy yard to esti? mate the expense and time to prepare I for sea tho monitors Wassac, Shawnee, Miantonomah, Ticonderoga, Worcester, Wabash, Niagara, Sabine, and three other vessels. WASHINGTON, Ootober 29.-The She? nandoah has arrived at Lisbon. YANKTON, DACOTAH, October 29. Armstrong (Democrat) bas been elected delegate to Congress. NEW YORK, October 29.-The Itali au s celebrated the unification of Italy and tbe liberation of Rome from tho Pope's sway, by a grand concert, public meeting and ball. W. C. Bryant addressed the meeting. Dr. Megi. of Boston, vio? lently denounced Victor Emmanuel; eulogized Garibaldii and Mazzini, and boped for a republic. These sentiments offended General DeLuca, the Italian Consul, who protested, and was with difficulty prevented from retiring. Nothing else marred the harmony of the meeting. WHEELING, October 29.-Tho County of Marcan gives five Republican majori? ty; Lewis Democratic 150; Kanawha Republican 85; Cobbell Democratic 150; Lincoln Democratic 100; Boone Demo? cratic 100. NASHVILLE, October 29.-Tbe stock? holders and creditors of tbe Memphis, Clarksvillc and Louisville Road will ap? ply for an injunction against its sale. WASHINGTON, October 29.-Official in? formation bas been received here to the effect that Bismarck is loth to entertain armistice propositions from England; they should come from France. Eng? land has received ho satisfactory re? sponse to ber overtures, beyond that Thiers may como to Versailles, nnd may possibly be allowed to go to Paris. WASHINGTON, October 29.-The Demo? cratic committee have a despatch from West Virginia, announcing the election of two of their members of Congress, the Governor and a Democratic Legisla? ture, which will secure a Democratic successor to Senator Willey. A mediation convention between Spain and the South Americnn Republic was opened to-day-Secretary Fish presiding. All the powers were represented except Bolivia, for whom tbe convention ad? journed three weeks. Tho Secretary of tbe Navy has direct? ed Admiral Glisson to bring from Liver? pool a number of Blakely guns and other naval war material belonging to tho Confederacy, but recently surrender? ed by England. AUGUSTA, Ootober 29.-Tho Fair closed this evening. It was a success. MONTGOMERY, October 29.-The State fair will commence on the 15th of No? vember*. Liberal purses have been offer? ed for trotting, pacing and running horses. NEW ORLEANS, October 29.-The regis? tration offices are closed; the Democratic Inspectors protested, dedaring registra? tion illegal. There are now no original cases of fever in the city. FINANCIAL. ANS) COUHEKC1AL. COLUMBIA, October 30. -Sales of cot? ton yesterday about 30 bales-middlings 14c. NEW YORK, October 29-Noon. Flour quiet. Wheat and oom a shade firmer. Pork inactive, at 25.75@26.00. Cotton a shade firmer-uplands 16%. Freights firm. Stocks weak. Gold 11%. Money 5@6. Sterling-long 9>?; short 9%. G2'a 12>?. 7 P. M.-Money b(Ji?. Sterling qniet and steady, at 9??@9J?. Gold 11^. Government's quiet and steady-62's 12}-.?. Southern's neglected. Cotton firmer; sales 3,760 bales-uplands 17. Floor unchanged-superfine State and Western 5.30?5.50. Wheat l@2o. lower-1.80@1.34)<?. Corn a shade firmer, at. 81@82).?. Pork nominal, at 25.00@25.50. Lard dull-kottlo 1G@. 16l?. Freights firmer. BALTIMORE, October 29.-Cotton un? changed-middlings 1G,'?; sales 300 bales. Flour active and steady. Wheat dull and neglected. Corn dull white 60@72. Pork firm, at 27.00. Bacon firm and stock scarce-shoulders 15. Wbiskoy quiet, at 89?90. CINCINNATI, October 29.-Flour un? changed. Corn quiet and weak-now 50@54; old 63(^65. Provisions dull; some pork and lard offered, but hardly any bacon; tbe demand, however, is very light. Whiskey advanoing-holders ask 85. LOUISVILLE, Ootober 29.-BaggiDg steady-hemp 28 >?; flax 28>?@29>?. Flour fair-extra family 4.50. Corn more active-new 83. Pork firm, nt 26.00. Lard-tierce 16. Shoulders UJ?. Hama 25. Whiskey 85. BOSTON, Ootober 29.-Middling ootton 17; saleo 450 bales; receipts 285; stock 3,000. CHARLESTON, Ootober 29.-Cotton middlings 15};x?d\\by:, \ sales 600 bales; receipts 1,030; stock 24,920. ? ni ?? Li. 11-.?nm.i.tiiii'ffl' re?elpt?i .?35^npl?nd8 ?44?@14%i *? 1 > SAVANNAH, October' 29.- -Middling cotton-15,%; eales 500 bale?; reooipts 8v029? stock 58,870. . - GAI/VESTON, October 29.-Cotton good ordinary 18K@13%; eales IBO'! bales; reooiptH 65?; stook 8,837. MontLE, October 29.-Middlings lt}? ?15>?; sales 1,200 bales; receipts 2,163; stook 38,402. NEW ORLEANS, October 29.-Cotton middlings 16; eales 5,800 bales; stook 74,554. LONDON, Ootober 29-Noon.-Consols 92J?. Bonds 89. LIVERPOOL, Ootober 29-Evening. Cotton qniet-uplands 8??@8%; Or? leans 9*6; sales 10,000 bales; speculation and export 3.0U0. <?2 B?G8 t? InfbrrA bio patrono and cltle?ns 14 Generally that ha h&a received th? latest PATTERNS for gentlemen's fall and Winter gar msnt s. Ho hoe also iv bo au ti fnl-aeeortmant of GOODS, of vnriouo gradea, it tbe*ayof CLOTHS, pASSIHERES and VESTINGS, which will b? made up at short nottoe, in th? very beet manner. Ho is Agent for the /ETNA SEWING M? Oli IN t?, which is in nee by several families in this city, and who express themselves highly gratified at ita operation, ladies and heads of families generally aro invited to call and see._Oct 19 Carbolic Soaps. CARBOLIC Disenfectiug ?OAP, Carbolio I Modicated Soap, for allaying irritations of the skin, washing sor?s, wounds and cuta? neous eruptions, itching humors among chil? dren, diseases of tho skin, &c, for salo at Oct7f HEINITHH'S Drug Store. FRESH ARRIVALS. KIAH] DISPLAY BF DEY Ell?. XJ^DEIGKES DOMESTIC STOCK. BOUGHT AT Lowest Ruling Cotton Prices. ALSO OPENING AS IMMENSE STOCK OF DRESS GOODS, LACE GOODS, TRIMMINGS, Cloaks, Shawls, and Curtain Materials, WITH AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF C A RP ETS, RUGS. & C. Bare Inducements will be Offered To ibo Trade and to Customers. B.'B?5ICOUE?RT. W. D. LOVE & CO., Oct 29 Ot COLUMBIA HOTEL BUILDING. ARRIVING, A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF MY COOIIS AT BE?ISBD FBICBS! IN Sympathy with the Raw Material. OUR Mr. Jones has juet returned from New York, ifter making onr second trip and pur? chases this season. We will not attempt to enumerate, nor blow, as ia so common now la advertising; but will put some drives in prices, on the market, that will be in keeping with our fro? rulet LOW PRICES. Oct 19 3rao R. C. SHIVER. GRAND FALL OPENING AT THE FAMOUS OBY BOOBS ISTUUSIIITl OF J. H. & M. L. KIN ARD. "WE COaIMENCE tb? FALL SEASOS by opening to an admiring PUBLIC New and Elegantly-arranged DEY GOODS HOUSE. Cur friends need no special invitation, THEY don't no anywhere else; but tho great masses must be informed WHERE to buy to the best advantage. We assert, without fear of contra? diction, that Qna.X- ECOUSH is the At which all parties will got ENTIRE SATISFACTION and FULL VALUE for their money. Wo have tho BEST arranged Show Rooms in the CITY. Every portion of the large space is as LIO HT AS DAY; buyers can SEE what they are purchasing, and wo guarantee the PRICES RIGHT. To say that our stock is LAROE, or VEUY large, or IMMENSE, would NOT convey HALF an idea of the extent aud variety that each of tho TWELVE WELL-STOCKED DEPARTMENTS CONTAIN. Our O ?trpet Stools. ALONE is worth as much as any ordinary Dry Goods Storo keeps altogether. The Handsome French Plate Glass Front Will indicate to strangers and visitors to our City WHERE TO STOP AND HOY from the LARGEST, DEBT SELECTED AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF DRY GOODS THAT Can be Found In this Cit jr. Each Department is superintended by Gentlemen of long business experience, and sro have made special arrangements with a COMPETENT Uphc ' ?rer, to have Carpeto, OHOlothe, Window Shades and Cornices cut to fit, and laid down or put up, so that the customer will have nothing to do but to make the selection, and wo will do tho rest, and do it SIOHT. Private Boeidencee, HoteLs ?nd Churches furnished on the most liberal terms and with de? spatch. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS cut ANY size. Oct 9 J. H. <S( M. L. KINARI). yore-, is?stvfizs&essuixjs ons tejBwaawroae sss. ."Ht>~fF,^'^^'^V^-<W"^1 ??^tn k**i3*-s-*,*i : ;. ?^?t^wM?.' .'. . . < , BY JACOB LEVIN. . ON TUESDAY MORNING, NOTO mb or 1, I will ?ell, b of or o my Btoro, wi th ont rooorvo. ^^oneral variety of HOUSEHOLD FORNI ALSO, - IbB. primo Smoked O. B. BACON SIDES, - lbe. prime Bacon Shoulders, - lbs. dry Salted Bacon, - lbs. Jowls, Ac, Ac, Whioh will be positively sold without resorvo. Oct 30 _ Valuable City Property. By D. C. FELXOTTO &80N, Auctioneers. On MONDAY, tho 7th dav of November noxt, in front of tho Court House, in this city, at 10 o'clock, we will Boll, That desirable piece of proporty in this city immediately opposite the Oil Factory, containing 2} acres, bounded North by Gatos street, on West by Lincoln street, on Bon lb by Miss E. Stevens. On tho premises is a good dwelling. Terms cash. Oct 16 m4 Valuable and Desirable Tracts of Farming Lands-Near the City. BY JACOB LEVIN. ON th? FIB8T MONDAY in November next, I will sell, beforo tho Court Honso, in Co? lumbia, if not disposed of at private sale, Portions of tho TRACTS formerly owned by Thomas and B. W. Taylor. The various tracts are located, commencing at South Boundary etreot, and continued to three and-a-half miles from the State House. They consist of newly cleared swamp, which will produce from forty to sixty bushels of corn, without manure. Isinglass soils, which aro tho most certain and productivo for cot? ton and good uplands. Foi tiona ol these tracts will mako suporioi brick. Thoy are by far tho most desirable farming lands offered for salo since tho war. Tboy are contiguous to the city, and aro di? vided into tracts of a size to suit all pur? chasers: Consisting of 12i; 174; 18; 4GJ; 4?i; 40J; 33; 474; 48$; 55; 40: 50; 80; 45 and IIS acres. A plat of which oan be seen at my Auction Boom. TKHMS OF SALE-One-half cash; tho balance payable in twelve months, secured by bond and mortgage of the premises. Purchasers to pay ns for all necessary papers and stamps, Administrator's Sale. MWILL bo sold, on Sale-day in Do-i-^ cember noxt, before tho OourtSS Honso door, in Greenville, a traotZC of LAND, containing 100 acres, more or less situated at Cross Roads, three and-a-hal miles from the city. On the placo aro a com fortable DWELLING HOUSE and Out-build iugs, good Orchard, fine Water, otc. ALSO, A valuable LOT, situated in tho fork o Pendleton and Augusta streets, and oppoait< Messrs. Williams A Whitmire'e store. ALSO, On Tuesday after sale-day, at Williamston a LOT in the town of Williamston, Andersoi County. ALSO. A hall interest in a LOT adjoining above. ALSO, On Wednesday, 7th November, a tract o LAND, in Pickons County, near the Trap containing-acres, more or loss. Terms to bc made known on day of salo. Oct 22 s7_J. H. DEAN, Adm'tor. Sheriff's Sale. J. Robert Seay, Executor, vs. William F. Scay Edwin T. Williams and wife, and others. ' IN pursuauco of tho docretal order of th Court of Common Pleas, sitting In EnuiU in tho above case, I will soil, on tho Ff RH" MONDAY in November noxt, in front of th Court House, in Columbia, within the legs hours, All that PLANTATION, situated in th County of Ricblaud, near Ringville bolougin to theestato of the late James H. Seay, dc ceased; the said Plantation comprising 2,32 acres, moro or less, consisting of seven scparato parcels. The Plantation will bo sol in ono body; and a plat thereof may bo Bee on filo in the oflico of the Clerk of "tho Com of Common Pleas, in connection with prc ceedings in the above case. Will bo sold a thc risk and costs of the former purchaser, J Robert Seay, he having failed to comply wit terms of sale. TERMS.-Cash sufficient to pay tho costee proceedings ami of sale, and one-fourth of tl remainder of the purchase money ; the batane of tho purchase money in thrco instalment! with interest from the day of sale; to be si cured hy bond, with good personal seenritie and T. mortgage of tho premises. Purehasi to pay the couts of ezecuting titles, bonds ar mortgage, including stamps. Oct IK mth_P. F. FBAZEE, S. R. C. Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue of sundry tax executions, to n directed, I will sell, on the FIRST MOl DAY IN NOYEMBEB noxt, in front of tl Court House in Columbia, within tho log hours, the following property, viz: The HOUSE and LOT, on the North-we corner of Assembly and Senate streets, in tl city of Colombia, levied on as the property Anna Lott at,lthe suit of tho city ot Columb rs. Anna Lott, for taxes. ALSO, Tho HOUSE and LOT, on tho Sonth-ea ?.omer of Richardson and Richland streets, tho city of Columbia, levied on as the pr porty of P. N. Lynch, at tho suit of the city Columbia cs. P. N. Lynch, for taxes. ALSO, HORSE and RUGGY; also, tho Houso ai Loton Assembly street, between Plain ai Taylor streets, in tho city of Columbia, levi on as thc proporty of John Lynch, at the st of the city of Columbia cs. John Lynch, 1 taxes. ALSO. Tho HOUSE and LOT on tho corner Richardson and Lumber streets, in the ci of Columbia, levied on as tho proporty of ' Lvles, ut tho suit of thc city of Columbia 1 \\'. Lyles, fortaxo8. ALSO, The HOUSE and LOT, corner Laurel a Marion streets, iu the city of Columbia, lovi on as tho property of Mrs. Wylie, at the s of tho city of Columbia os. Mrs. Wylie, I taxes. ALSO, LOT, on thc corner of Washington and R rion si roots, in tho city of Columbia, levied as the property of M. A. shelton, at the s of tho city of Columbia vs. M. A. Shelton, taxes. ALSO, That tract of LAND, containing Four acr moro or less, situated on Gervais street, I youd tho Charlotte, Columbia and Augui Railroad, in tho city of Columbia, as the p perty of It. G. Lamar, Trnatco, at tho suit the city of Columbia vs. R. G. Lamar, taxcB. ALSO, Tho HOUSE and LOT, on Lincoln stre between Gervais ami Lady stroets, in tho c of Columbia, levied on so the properly Emma Jackson, at the suit of the oily of I nimbia vs. Emma Jackson, for taxes. ALSO, Tho HOUSE and LOT, on tho corner of L rel and Wayne streets, in tho oityofColuml levied on as tho property of James Dunni; at the suit of the city of Columbia vs. Jan Dunniug, for taxes. ALSO, The HOUSE and LOT, on Pickons str< botween Taylor and Plain streots, lo vied or the property of Patrick H. Flanigan. at suit of tho city of Columbia cs. Patrick Flanigan,for taxes. ALSO, The HOUSE and LOT. on Gates street, tween Senate and Pendleten streets, levied as the property of the Estate of Jesse Ra at the snit of the city of Columbia vs. tho tate of Jesse Ra bb, for taxes. Terms oasl , Sept 23 rath P. F. FRAZEE, S. R. ( BVSSf-St?SS?S ?feg MONDAY in Novoinb?r noxi, in front of the Con rt Horus, i- OoIsmbU, within, the legal honro, .. it .. M V ? *? i >*J ? All that HOUSE and LOT. in the city of Columbia, oituatsd on tho Weat eldo of Fiok ooB street, between Taylor and Plain streets, and bounded on tho North by -, ? . Edgor ton; on the East by Piokona ?tr94tlo? ?he Sooth by S. tr. Beninern, aodon the West by -Mc Aliotor. Levied on as the property of Patrick H. Finnigan, at the suit of Thomas B. Evans, et al., vs. Patrio* ?H. FUofgan. Terms cash. P. J?. Flt AZ EE, S. It. C. Oct 10_(_j_ mth Sheriff's Sale. BY vir tu o of sundry write of'--fieri facias to me directed, I will sell on the FIRST MONDAY In November next, in front of the Conrt Hoase, in Colombia, within tho legal hours. All that tract of LAND, situate in Blohland County,sixteen miles from Columbia, ou tho Camden Road, lying on botb sides of Colonel'? Creek, waters of Watoreo Uiver, containing fourteen hundred (1,400) acres, more or leas; bounded by lands of William Miles, William Martin, Benjamin Miles, and the catato of Josse DoBruhl and Burdell. Levied on aa the property of Thomas Hilton, at toe suit of E. F. Hei et al. vs.Thomas Hilton. Terms cash. Oct 15 mth_P. F. FBAZEE. S. B. O. Sheriff's Sales. BY virtuo of sundry tax executions, to me directed. I will sell, OD tho ?rst MONDAY in November next, in front of the Court House, in Columbia, within the legal.hoars, tho following property, viz: All that lot of LAND, on the South-east corner of the intersection of. Richardson and L?riy streets, in tho sit; of Colombia, levied OD as the property of G. 0. Singleton, at tile snit of the oity of Colombia vo. 0.0. Single? ton,for taxes. ALSO, . !..."'. The HOUSE and LOT, on tho North-west eornor of tho intersection of G?rvala and Winn strcots. in tho city ot Colombia,, levied on as tho property of P. W,' Fuller' at the ou it of tho city of Colombia vs. P. W. Faller, for taxes. , ? . ALSO, Tho Hooso and Lot, on Plain, street, bo tween Sumter and Bichardaon streets, in tho city of Columbia; levied on as the property of Dr. Samuol Fair, at the suit of tho city ot Columbia vs. Dr. Samuel Fair, for taxes. ALSO, The House and Lot, on the corner of Wash? ington and Oadsden streots. in the city of Columbia, at tho snit of the oity of Columbia xs. Samuol Jenkins; for taxes. ALSO. The HOUSE and LOT, on Marion street, betweon Plain and Taylor streets, in the oity of Columbia, levied on as tho property of Simon May at tho suit of the city of Colombia vs. Simon May, for taxes. ALSO, The HOUSE and LOT, on Laurel street, be? tween Bull and Pickens streets, in tho ojty of Columbia, levied on as the property of James T. Sims at the snit of tho city of Columbia ns. James T. Sims, for taxes. ALSO, The HOUSE and LOT, on the East side of Assembly street, between Plain and Taylor streets, in the city of Columbia, levied on as the property of Charles J. Rollin at the BOit of the city of Columbia vs. Charles J. Dollin, for taxes. ALSO, . , Tho HOUSE and LOT, on the West side of Richardson street, between Blossom and Wheat etroets, in the city of Columbia, bounded North by Cres ar Gurly, and Sooth by A. Tr?ger, levied OD an the property of Mrs. Sarah Brown at tho snit of the city ot Colum? bia rs. Mrs. Sarah Brown, for taxes. ALSO, The HOUSE and LOT, on the Sooth-east cornor of the intersection of Huger and Liurol streots, in the city of Colombia, levied on as the property of Clara Allston st tho suit of the city of Columbio vs. Clara Allston, for taxes. ALSO, Thc HOUSE and LOT, on Oates street, be? tween Washington and Lady street?, in the city of Columbia, levied on aa the property of William Wadlowat the suit of the oity of Co? lumbia vs. William Wadlow, for tax?e. TERMS-CaBh. P. F. FBAZEE, B. B. 0. Oct 16_mth ?_ Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias, to mo dirocted, I wiU sell, on the first MONDAY in November next, in front of the Court House, io Colombia, within the legal h< ure, All that PLANTATION or Tract of Land, in Richland County, containing* eighteen hundred (1,800) acres, more or lesa, and bounded on the North by B. and J. V. Adams; East by J. U. Adams; Sooth by !- Geiger, and on tho West by Bobert Adams. Levied ou as tho property of I sa no T. Weston, at the respective suits of Maria L. Bower, Adminis? tratrix, Moultrie Weston, Executor. Bobert 0. Shiver, John McLaughlin and William Glase vs. Isaac T. Weston. Ternis cash. Oct 16 mth_P. F. FBAZEE. B. B. 0. Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of SD execution, to me dircotod, I will sell, on tho first MONDAY in No? vember next, in front of the Oourt Houao, in Columbia, within the legal hours, All that LOT of LAND, on Richardson street, in the city of Columbia, OD which la erected that large and commodious Building, known as the "Colombia Hotel;" bounded on the North by Thomas E. Gregg; on the East by Bichardaon street; OD the South by Davis* alley-way, and on the Weat by O. J. Bollin and M. H. Berry. Levied on as the property of Thomas Davis, at the salt of Jesse G. Lykes, Administrator of George E. Hipp, ? deceased, vs. Thomas Davis. Terms ooah. Oct 16 mth_P. F. FBAZEE, 8. B. C. Sheriff's Sale. BY virtoe of sundry writs of fieri faoiaa, to me dirocted, I will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY and TUESDAY in November next, in front of tho Court House, in Colombia, within the legal hours, All that lot of LAND, on the North-east corner of the interjection of Richardson and Plain strebte, in the city of Columbia-bound? ed on tho North by an alley-way, separating it from a lot of H. P. DeGraaf, measuring thereon two hundred and Dine feet ten inches; OD tho East by an alloy-way, separating it from a lot of estate qf Dr. Samuol Fair, mea? suring thereon one hundred and twenty-threo feet six inches, more or leas; on the Booth by Plain streut, measuring thereon two hundred and uino feet tou inches; and OD tho Weat by Richardson street, measuring .thereon ono hundred and twenty-three feet six inches, moro or lees. ALSO, Three JaokB, ono Jennet, one Maro and ono hundred and fifty head of Cattlo, more or less. Loviod on as the property of Thomas Davis, at tho respective suits of Simeon Bawl and James Campbell, survivor of Campbell & Milling, vs. Thomas Davis. The Cattlo will be sold OD TUE8DAY, the 6th of Novombor, at the plantation of the de? fendant, about twolvo milos below Columbia. Terms cash. P. F. FBAZEE, 8. R. 0. Oct 13_._ mth_ Stocks and Bonds, Gold and Silver. BANK BILLS AND COUPONS, MUTILATED OTRRENOY, COUNTY CLAIMS, Ao., Ac., bought aud sold by D. O AMBRIL!,, OFFICE-Columbia Hotel Building. August 21_3mo Grass Seeds. ORCHARD GRASS 8EED, Herd's Grass 8eed, Red Clover Seed, White Clover Seed, for sale at HEINITSH'S Oct 7 t Drug 8toro.