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?SB553S5SS5BB Intercatlng Kaiopcan Intelligence-. BERLIN, November ll.-Deserters say Troobu will endeavor to regain, prestige by another grand sortie. LONDON, November ll.-The Germans haye erected new batteries on tho heights of 'ijoin?y and at Mootmngy, Bizous and Courbovoio. A special from Brussels says it is be? narba in shrewd politioal circles that a nor? compromise, acceptable to France and Prussia, has been concluded by neutral powers. Russia initiated a new proposition for tho assembling of a Con? gress of nations. Touns, November ll.-Journals report Prussians killed and wounded around Orleans over 10,000, and l,800.prisonors. The Prussians aro retreating towards Chartres and Etamps. A large number of guns, thrown away by flying Prus? sians, were found. Italians continue to join Garibaldi in largo numbers. Gen. De Paladines, on re occupying Orleans, issued the following congratu? latory order to the officers and soldiers of tho army of tho Loire: '.The action of yesterday was a glori? ous one for our army. Every position of the enemy was vigorously carried, and the enemy is now retreating. I have informed the Government of your con jJuQt, nod nra Instructed to return to yon pi??r. thanks lor yoar victory amid the disasters in which France is plunged. Her eyes are upon you, and she counts upon yonr conrage. Let us all make every effort, in order that this hope maj not be mistaken. [Signed] ..DA?RELLESDE PALADINES, "Commander. " TOURS, November 12.-The Govern ruontr boro don't consider the rupture ol urmjatioe negotiations final. LoNtoON,. November 12.-The Ger mani have occupied Braucourt aud Etapes Garibaldi, after the battle of Thursday between Mont Belaird and the Swis; border, marched with 12,00 J men upot Belfort. BERLIN, November 12.-The followiuf is from the King to the Queen: "VERSAILLES, November ll.-Genera Von'Der Tann, yesterday, retired iron Orleans to Toung, before a superio: force. He fought tho French, however all day. He has already been roinforcci by General Whittich aud Prince Allerich The Duke of Mechlcuburg Schwerii will also join his forces with those o Vander Tann to-day." LONDON, Novomber 12.-Tho Pms sinus have plundered tho little town o Aohy. TOURS, November 12.-Over 1,70! Prussian prisoners, captured at am near Orleans, passed through the cit, to-day, on their way to the South c France. There was great exciteinerj among the people, and with much didi o?lty a riot was prevented, as there wer hundreds of people along the line ? marah, who rocognized among tho prise nora those who had 80 outraged them o Chateau, Ween and other places. Th prisoners were hooted nt, bnt by th efforts of the quieter part of the crowe violence, was prevented. Cheering r< ports are still received from the army < tho Loira There aro rumors of gret advantage gained yesterday. Genen Von der Tauns' army, notwithstandin it has been reinforced by an entire arm from Chartres, is in full retreat. Gau betta has gono to Orleans. A special despatch to tho World, froi Tours, contains the following: Full di tails of the victory of Generals E Aurellis, Paladin, over General Von d< Taun have not yet been received. Tl engagement commenced both at tl East and West of Orleans on Wcdnesda; 9th instant, and was continued until tl evening of Thursday. During Thar day, the French drove tho Prussia! from Orleans, inflicting severe loss e them, and they a?e now in occupation i tho city. General Von der Taun, wil tho remnant of his army, is now retrod ing on the road leading from Orleans Peethevicrs, after vainly attempting force his way through thc Chateau Ne and Montngario, where he hoped to jo tho army of Prince Frederick Chark General Dc Aarellis has a force ol' 50,0i on tho North bank of the Loire, ai 70,000 on the South bank. Thodestru tiou of roads and bridges between Coi mercy and Orleans has prevented tl advance of thc army nuder Priuco Fi derick Charles. Ile has about 75,0 mon, a great many of whom aro probal Norlh of Mann. After having dispos of the remnant of Gen. Von Der Tam array, General Do Aurellis will mar directly on Paris and assail tho Germ liues between Versailles und St. Gi maia, while General Troobu m uk ot sortie out with 150,000 men, to cut 1 way out and raise thc siege. Couitnu cation between General Dc Aurellis a General Trocho and the Government Tours is constantly tnuiutaiucd, moans of carrier pigeons. LONDON, November 12.-Tbs Fret Admiral nt Cuxhaven lias restored I free navigation of tho North and Ba! sens to tho neutrals. VERSAILLES, November ll, via L< don and Berlin.-General Von der Tai reports to headquarters hero to-uig that there lina buen no further adva of the enemy iu his iront. BERLIN, November 12.-Official ports of tho capturo of Vordun w published to-ilay. Two Generals, stair officer and 150 lino officers v captured; besides which 130 guns, 2, rifles, and a large amount <?:' -'"rcs ammunition, fell into tho huuds of Prussians. FLORENCE, November 12.-The c pletion of thc Mont C'enis tunnel is mised in December. LONDON, November 12.-Thc new tho bombardment of Hamburg is ho expected. Thc battlo of Orleans very serious. Thc French lino extei from Vordomo to Beaugoncy. Travel has been restored between leans and Bizon. Garibaldi reviewed the troops at iuen yesterday. - Tba Prosaica lieadqnarters in Bar gundy,is at,,?$uhan.f $.000 Prussians are marching on Moutmody. Two Ita? lian vessels nave gone to Marseilles, to protect Italian citizens there. There was a heavy scow throughout Yorkshire yesterday. Tho citizens of Templemore and Kil? bride Parishes, Ireland, have been for? bidden to carry arms. A bill extending suffrage has been in? troduced iu the Belgian Cuambers. American Intelligence. CHARLESTON, November 12.-Arrived Steaniors James Adger, New York ; J. W. Evermnn, Philadelphia. LAKE CITY, FLA., November ll.-Re? turns indicate that tho Conservatives elect the Lieutenaut-Oovernor and Con? gressman and have the Legislature. The reported riot was trifling-only two negroes hurt. After firing a volley into the whites, the negroes scattered. The negroes bad shot-guns and muskets; the whites had pistole. Thirty or forty shots were fired; no whites hurt. BOSTON, November ll.-Counterfeit twenties on the Oneida National Bank of Utica, N. Y., are circulating. CINCINNATI, November 12.-A despatch from Dayton says private advices from Washington say the English mission has been tendered to Schenck. NEW YORK, November 12.-The steam? ship City of Paris takes $200.000 iu specie. RICHMOND, November 12.-The Court of Appeals to-day granted a writ of error in the case of ex-Mayor Chahoou. The effect of this decision brings the case be? fore this tribunal for revision. A Judgo of Election was arrested to-day, on com? plaint of a charge of violating the 15th nmendmeut, in refusing to allow colored voters to vote at the late election. He was bailed by the Commissioner to ap? pear for trial on Monday. NEW YORK, November 12.-Advices from Jamaica report tho wreck of tho Swedish brig Emma Sophia, from Rio Janeiro for New Orleans, with 4,000 sacks of coffee. Assistance was sent, but as the weather is unfavorable, it is thought impossible to save any of the cargo. WASHINGTON, November 12.-Congres 8ioual election) show tho following Democratic gains aud losses: Alabama gain two; Arkansas gain one; Florida gaiu one; Illinois gain three; Indiana gain one; Louisiana gain two; Michigan gain one; Missouri gain four; New Jersey loao one; New York gaiu four; North Carolina gain three; Pennsylvania gain five; South Carolina lose two; Ten? nessee gain six; Virginia lose one; West Virginia gain two; Wisconsin gain one; total gain thirty-six; loss four. The re? maining elections are in States that have in tho present Congress thirtecu Demo? crats and eight Republicans. Confederate General Jos. E. Lewi?, of Kentucky, is dangerously ill. ? despatch to the War Department says Alabama is in doubt, but will pro? bably go Democratic. CLOTHING AND HATS, B. & W, C. SWAFFIELD'S. WK havo now on hand tho ?largest stock we havo cvor offered to the public. Owing to tho warm weall-er, our ?tock is unbroken. We are anx? ious to sell, and will sell LOW FOR C A S ll : lt id too wcH known to need repetition, that wo keep tho LARGEST AND ll EST STOCK IN THE STATE, aud warrant all our Goods, both in price and quality. Our FURNISHING GOOPS ?tock is com? plete, embracing SHIRTS that will iii, TIES and CRAVATS, ot all je?! terns, GLOVES, in endless variety, UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS, TRUNKS, VALISES, SHAWLS, Ac , fgjy^^O^s Over seventy live CAPE OYER .ffiffi^ ^ii )GU ATH aud cai'es nuv> ??,,ami HATS, of all qualities and styles. Give us a call before leaving the city. Nov t> R. A W. C. SWAFFIELD. Nickerson House, 0 O L I'M JJ I A , .V . C. !>-^>^l*?. HAVING sold Messrs. Agnew r~<^-r,Sti0ltL Daily my OMNIBUS, to be luii .i. uuuiici?iou with tue ..NiCKEllSUN HOUSE," it is duo tho public to say that the change of collection of taro does not effect the present arrangement of passengers coining j UOWU tho Oreenviile road going to Charles-I ton, "nor returning." Will nive supper going down or breakfast going up, with Omnibus j faro, included both ways, for ONE OOIXAR. Also, passengers over Charlotto, Columbia and Augusta Road going Sor ru, will bo taken free to dinner-bouse and back to cars in am? pio time-all tor $1. Nov 4 Imo WM. A. WRIGHT. Notice. ALL persons indebted to tho late Dr. SAMUEL FAIR, of Columbia, deceased, are hereby noticed to mako immediate pay? ment; and those holding claims against his estate will present tho samo, properly attest? ed, to mo. MARY D. FAIR, . Oct23,tl3 Execntii?. Cotton Bagging. "I ?Z t^\i\f\ YARDS heavy and modium AO.VJVFU COTTON BAGGING, for .jaie bv E. HOPE. - -?fl. - ^ - - -B -jlfiy i Ja I i. i_i _ _ COLUMBIA, Sj.CA Novoinbor 18.-Solea of cotton yesterday 192 bales-middlings ' -Nfivr)1 Yoap, 'Noy?mber 12^-BToofa. Floor,' cora and wheat qnint and firm. Mess pork ?rm, at 24.50@25.00. Cotton quiet and strong-aplanas 16)?; Orleans 1G%; sales 2,000 bales. Freights steady. Stocks beaTy. Gold 11%. Money 4? 5. Sterling-long 9)i\ short 9%; 62*8 8%. Tonnesseo's, ex-coupon, 61; new 60; Virginia's, ex-coupon, 63; now 64; Missouri's 91%; Louisiana G's, old, 71)?; new 66; levee 6's 72; 8's 89; Ala? bama 8's 102; 5's 70; Georgia 6's 70; 7's 91; North Carolina 6's, old, 47%; new 26%; South Carolina 6's, old, 87; new 72%. 7 P. M.-Cotton quiet and strong; sales 2.G0O bales-uplands 16^. Floor a shade firmer-common to fair extra 5.60?6.00. Wheat-winter red and amber Western 1.35@1.37??. Corn 1( 2c. better-new mixed Western 82)-o( 86. Mess pork 24.50@25.00. Lard nominal, nt 13%?14% steam. Freight activo and firm. Money easy, at 4@6. Exchange dull, at 9j?@9%. Gold bas been very active, at closing 11J?. Go? vernments closed with a declining ten? dency. 62's 8. Southerns very dull but steady. BALTIMORE, * November 12.-Flour firm and activo-Howard street superfine 4.75@5.50. Whoat in better foeling Mary laud amber 1.65@1.70. Pork 26.00. Shoulders 15%. Whiskey 87? 88. Cotton dull and nominal-mid? dlings 15%; sales 300 bules; receipts 1,995; stock 8.805. CINCINNATI, November 12.-Flour and corn uuchnnged. Mess pork quiet and wonk, bnt in limited jobbing demand, at 23.00. Lard firmer, at 13@13%. Whis? key dull and drooping-new 85; with sales at 84. CHARLESTON, November 12.-Cotton quiet and firm-middling 15%; sales 4,000 bales; receipts 2,272; exports 3,030; stock 27,003. AUGUSTA, November 12.-Cotton mar? ket quiet but firm, at 14% for middliug; sales 995 bales; receipts 1,170. SAVANNAH, November 12.-Cotton nct ive-middliug 15'"'('</) 15'.,'; sales 2,300 bales; receipts 6,G'J6; stock 84,001. ST. LOUIS, November 12.-Flour, whis? key, hemp aud bagging unchanged. Provisions quiet. Pork-new 25.00. Bacon shoulders lG(a?lG??. Lard quiet, at 14'.?. LOUISVILLE, November 12,-Bagging firm; hemp 27%; ilax 29. Flour and corn unchanged. Pork 25.50. Lard new primo leaf in tierces 15. Whiskey steady, at 85. BOSTON, November 12.-Cotton strong j -middlings 18\?\ sales 500 bales; re? ceipts 1,002; stock 3,500. GALVESTON, November 12.-Cotton firm-good ordinary 13%(7il3l.j; sales 500 bales; receipts 1,508; exports 1,580; stock 14,131. MOBILE, November 12.-Cotton firm middlings 15; sales 2,000 bales; receipts G86; exports 4,424; stock on band 30,047. NEW ORLEANS, November 12.-Pork lower-mess 2o. 50. Bncon shoulders 14% ; clear sides 12%. Prime sugar 11%. Mo? lasses ensier-prime 63@G5. Coffee very quiet; stock 17,000 bags. Cotton in fair demand, at lower rates-middling 15%(oi 15j^; sales 6,500 bales; receipts 4,494; stock 95,934. LONDON, November 12-Evening. Consols 927B. Bonds 88%. LIVERPOOL, November 12-Eveuiug. Cotton opened firm; closed steady aud unchanged-uplands 9; Orleans 9.lf?@ 9%; sales 10,000 bales; export and spe? culation 2,000 bales. WHOLESALE I'll K i :s CUUUKNT. COKRF.OTF.n WEEKLY HY TUE BOAB!) OF.TRAPE. ArPl.ES, ?;(bu.l 0XK<S200 Moi.AssKs,Uuba,35(??"j? UAUOINO,.23@3G| NewOrl'na uoTii io DALE ROI-K, Manil,?2G 1 Sugar U'sc.SO?! 10 N.Y.orWcattlb H''a)V2 NAILS, \J kog? 50@6 Oil BUTTER, North. ?O&?? ONioN.s.$fbusl75@200 Count rv, $f tb.25@35 Om, Kerosene,gliifiiiH) BACON. I fains. ..27f??30 Machinery.. 75?1 00 Sillos, \t lt>..19?21 SrKoiE, Quid <?/.l 10 Shoulders... l?fiilO Silver. ?105 CANDLES, Sperm 10r?i7O POTAT'S, Iris 1 00'<62 00 Adamantine Iii 1K?'20 Sweet, bu? 70@90 COTTON YAUNISO?! lo HICK, Caroiina1b0??10 COTTON,Strict Md.. Uh SuoT.tybag. 250@2r Middling.143 SALT, Livcrp.220?2 25 Low Midl'g, _18 So.u-, $J!A.Mt ? Unod Ordliv,12|(5/5ia SrnilTS, Alcohol,gl750 j Ordinary..!.lit lirandv ..100? 12 00 CHEESE, E.D.lt?. 20?2a (lin . .*.2 00@75j r*actorv.1??22 Hum.2 00?7 10 COFFEE, Hin,$mi20?25 Whiskey... 1 85?4 00 Laguavia_24?2<5 Suo.vn, Crus A PHi?00 Java . ..33 ?,37 brown.12@0t) , Fi.oru.Co. 700? 10 00 STAUCH, \i ll?.. . o>r<?io Nor thorn.7 00? 11 00 TEA, Oreen 1M 00?200 CHAIN, Com 1 20*01 80 Black.1 OOfiil 10 Wheat_1 40? 1 50 Ton A ceo, ChW.C0@l 00 Oats. 75?!>0 i Smoking,H?..50f(?l 0? Peas.1 :iOr?i 1 10; VINEOAU, Wiuc',.0??50 HAY, North, %towt.2 00 French_ ?170 HIDES,Orv, tdt?12J?18 WINE, Chain. 25Ti30 00 Oreen.".?S Port, $igal300@5 80 LAUD, $Hb.10@22 Sherry... 3 50?? 00 LIME, y bbl. 2 65?2 7.ri1 Madeira.. .2 50?5 70 Carolina Manufacturing Company, HAVING opened a Branch House in the city of Columbia, ?Oer for sale the latest patented and best made STOVES; ithc most improved patterns and regu? lar size? of all kinds of TIN-WARE, and everything in those particular lines, with confidence of their merit. O UTTERING, HOOFING and all kinds of job work dono, with despatch, by superior workmen. Plumbing, in all its branches, ex? ecuted. If you want Water carried to all convenient pointa aboul your premises, we will do vour work nt such prices as will enable all to afford it. Tho public aro invited to call. Store in Ehrlich's Building, four doors below Bryce's corner. Aug 18 t C. D. EBERHARDT, IVtox-oli?xxxt Tailor, Washington street, near Maia, BEGS to inform his patrons and citizens generally that ho has received the latest PATTERNS for gontlouieu's fall and winter garments. Ho has also a beauti? ful assortment of GOODS, of various grades, in thowavof CLOTHS, CA3SIMERES and VESTINGS, which will bo made np at short notice, in tho very beat manner. Ho is Agent for the /ETNA SEWING MA? CHINE, which ie in uso by sevoral families in this city, and who express themselves highly gratified at ita operation. Ladies aud hoads of families gonorally are invited to call and seo._ _^ot 10_ Blackwell's gonuine Durham Smoking Tobacco, at POLLOCK'S. HCW0WWWII.W?H ?M.U11 ? IP1 Mill I I m tm...-" ! .r-v, ?. JFanrftOMj .?tyrwf?ure, **t Z?0^ C'o'uii'rfc?. I BY JACOB LEVIN. On TUE8DAY MORNING. 15th instant, I will sell, at my atoro, (weather permitting,) A large and general variety desirable FUR? NITURE, in good order, among which are, CHAIRS, TabloB, Bedsteads, Buroaus, Wardrobes, Washstands, Extension Table, Book Casos, otc ALSO, 1 Fine Parlor Sot, consisting of 2 8ofas, (Mahogany Hair Scat,) 0 Chairs, 2 Arm Chairs, 1 Rocker and Centre Tablo, (Marble Top;) 1 Dining-room Sot, Oak, finely carved, consisting of handsome Side-board, (Marble Top,) G Chairs and superior Extension Table; 1 hand som o Chamber Sot, Ma hog ?ny, consist? ing of handsome French Bodatead, Bupcrior Dressing Burean, (Marido Top,) with Wash? stand to match, and Wardrobe. ALSO, 1 handsomo Chamber Sot, Oak, handsomely carvod, sonsistingof French Bodetoad, Dress? ing Bureau, (Marble Top,) Washstand, Ward? robe and 4 Chairs. ALSO, I China Tea Sot, sod a variety of IIOUBO-fur? nishing articles. Tho above aro open for inspection. Nov!.:_'__2 Assignee's Sale. In tho ma* .or of GILBERT GARNER, Bank? rupt. ByD.C.PEIXOTTO&SON, Auctioneers. BY virtue of an order of sale, berotoforo made and to mo directed, by tho Hon. George 8. Bryan, Judgo of the United States Diatrict Court for the District of South Caro? lina, I will soil, before the Court Bouse in Co? lumbia, at ll o'clock, on MONDAY, the 5th day of December next, tho following Real Property, belonging to tho said Bankrupt's estate, to wit: All that tract or parcel of LAND, situate in Richland County, containing 1,280 aerea, more or less, bounded by lands of Clarkson, Sam? uel Garner. Thoa. R. Brown, and by the Cam? den Branch of the South Carolina Railroad and tho Watereo River. The plaoo is highly improved, with good Residence, substantial Quarters for laborers. Cotton Screw, Gin House, and all the appli? ances of a first-class plantation, whiph^fr?s been in continuous cultivation, under ' good management, for years, aud upuft/which a lino crop of corn and cotton has-wen raised*! thia year. About COO or 700 acrea/>f ''tho tract is open land. Tho Camden Branch Railroad is ouo of tho boundaries, and Clarkeon>SsDo pot, five miles from King ville, is at one of The corners of tho plantation. Terms-one-half cash; balanoo in ono year, with iuterest from day of salo, occured by bond and mortgage. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. THOMAS J. LAMOTTE, Nov 13 m4_ _ Assignee. Assignee's Sale. lu tho matter of JAMES U. ADAMS, Bank? rupt. By D. C. PEIX0TT0 & SON, Auctioneers. BY virtuo of an order of sale, heretofore made and to mo directed, by the Hon. Oeorgo S. Bryan, Judgo of tho United States District Court for the District of South Caro? lina. I will sell, bofore the Court House in Co? lumbia, at ll o'clock, on MONDAY, thc 5th day of Docember next, thc following Real Property, belonging to tho said Bankrupt's estate, to wit: All that traot or parcel of LAND, situate in Richland County, bounded by lands ot Robert Adams, Weston's, John Froeg, ttio Cougarco River and the Bluff Road, being part ot thc tract known as "Tho Swamp Plantation." Tho tract containa 8G4 GlMOO acree, 75 of which aro uplands: tho balance is swamp, adapted to tho cultivation ot corn, Ac.-all heavily timbored. It lies about four miles from Gads? den Depot, S. C. Railroad, on tho Bluff Road. ALSO, Forty acree of LAND, on thc Asylum Road, about li miles from Columbia, bounded by lauds of" Wallace, Dr. Parker, Dr. Marks anil the Asylum Road. Of this place, about one half is cleared and nuder cultivation, and there are two buildings on it; and it is well lo? cated and adapted for a small farm. Plats of j these tracts can bo secu at the ellice of thc Assignee Terms-one-half cash; balance in twoivo raontba, secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of premiaos sold. Purchasers to pav for papers and stamps. THOMAS J. LAMOTTE, Nov 12 m4 Assignee. Sheriffs Sale. Under order of Judge of Probate. James P. Rawls and D. R. Feaster, Adminis? trators of the estate of J. J. Rawls, ts. John j G. Rawls el al. IN pursuance of an order made by tho Hon. Win. UutBon Wigg, Judgo of Probate for Rich hi nd County, in tho above stated cane, I j will sell, ou tho FIRST MONDAY in Docember uoxt, in front of tho Court House, iu Colum? bia, within tho legal hours, thc following pro? perty, of which tho lato John J. Rawls died possessed, vi/: All that LOT OF LAND on tho corner of Tailor and Sumter streets, in the eily of Co? lumbia, measuring Tl feet, mol?; or less, on Taylor street, ami 158 feet il inches, more or less, on Sumter street, in shape a rectangular parallelogram. ALSO, A LOT OF LANI) on Taylor street, in tho city of Columbia, measuring on said street Tl feet, moro or loss, and mulling hack 158 feet II inches, moro or los?, in shape a rectangular parallelogram. ALSO, All that LOT OF LAND, with tho Buildings thereon, on tho corner of Taylor aud Lincoln streets, in thc city of Columbia, measuring 51 foot, moro or less, on Lincoln street, ami 126 foot on Taylor street, in shape a rectangular parallelogram. ALSO, AI? that HOUSE AND LOT on Richardson street, in tho city of Columbia, measuring 45 foot 7 inches on Richardson street, and run? ning back 2CC foot, moro or loss, bounded North by lot of J. A. Selby, South by lot of tho estate of J. I. Walter, East by Richardson street, and Wost by lot of J. C. Soegers. ALSO, All that LOT OF LAND on the corner of Washington and Laily streets, in tho city of Columbia, measuring 53 feet, more or less, on Washington street. andlOQ/t'Ct, moro or lens, on Lincoln street. \ ? ALSO, All that LOT OF LAND on Washington street, measuring thereon 53 feet, inore or less, and ruuuing back lGti feet, more or less. All that LOT OF LAND on Lincoln street, measuring theroon 104 feet, more or less, and running back 212 feet, more or loss. ALSO, All that TRACT OF LAND, situated in Lex ington County, about nine miles below Colum? bia, containing 100 acres, more or less, and bounded on the East by the "CongHree" Uiver, on tho North by.State lands, on the West by lauds of Joel Luwmau, and South by state lands. ALSO, Ono-fourth interest in ;i"?T Acros ot Land adjoining Kingsville, in tho County of Rich? land, bounded by lands ol James Gray, Adams, and of tho South Carolina Railroad Company. TKHHS OF SALK_The undivided interost in tho ?157 acros of laud near Kiugsvillo will bo sold for cash. All tho other pronortywill bo sold for one-third cash and the balance cn a credit of ono year, with interest from day o salo, to bo secured by bond and mortgage o. the promises sold. Purchasers to insure the property and assign tho policios, and lc pay for stamps and pap?is. Nov 12 mth P. F. F RAZEE, S. R. C. !^-., -,.- issssgaBRCgCBSgac-ara Braca-qmv{ Real Eclate. BYD.0.PEIXOTT?&80H. OH MONDAY, tho 21at instant, will be sold at ' J auction, THIRTY AORES OF LAND, bounded North by tho Sand Hill roaidenoe of Robert Bryce, East by the main Road, tc Rico Greek Springs, South by lands of Rufus M. Johnston, sud Weat by lands of Dr. E. Marks and W. J. Duf? fie. Buildings on tho land. Terms cash. May bo treated for privately._Nov 13 Sheriff's Salo. Aahor Palmor us. Bobert B. Elliott. IN pursuance of tho decrotal order of tho Circuit Court, sitting in Equity in the above stated case, I will sell, on tho first MONDAY in December next, in front of tho Court House in Columbia, within tho legal hours. All that lot of LAND, with tho buildings thereon, in tho city of Columbia, situated on tho South aide of Taylor street, and running thereon aixty-eight feot, between Bichardson and Sumter streets; bounded North by Taylor street; East by lot of John J. Unwin "and lot of Murphy; South by Baid lot of Murphy and lot of tho estate of Dr. Samuel Fair, and West by lauds of tho estate of Antwerp, by lot of Jacob Cohou, by lot of the lato C. Beck, and by a lot of the Southern Express Company, TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser to "pay for stamps and papers. Nov 13 mth_P. F. FRAZEE, S. R. C. Sheriffs Sale. Richard Tozer ca. Robert McDougal. BY virtue of au execution and attachment in the above etatod case, I will soil, on the FIRST MONDAY in December next, at P. F. Frazee'd lot, on Washington street, next tc the Masonic Hall, one STATIONARY EN? GINE; levied on BB the property of lioborl McDougal, at the suit of Richard Tozer vs Robert McDougall. Terms caah. _Nov 18 mth_P. F. FRAZEE, S. R. C. Sheriff's Sale. BY virtno of sundry writs ot fieri facias, ti me directed, I will sell, on tho tirst MON DAY in December next, in front of the Cour House, in Columbia, within tho legal hours. All that Plantation or Tract or LAND known as "Pincuaaion," in Richland County containing eis bundred aerea, more or leas and bou oded on tho North by lands of Jessi Q. Lykos: EAat by landa formerly of Genera William Hopkins; South by lands of John J Chappell, and ou tho West by lands of Mrs .JfcL'G. Brovard; levied on as tho property o ^Joseph A. Rcoao, at the suit of D. B. DoSaus sure, C. E. R. D., el al-, vs. Joseph A. Reese. TERMS-Cash. P. F. FRAZEE, S. B.C. Nov 13 mth Sheriff's Sale. Blakoly A Oibbos vs. "William H. Ward, an Wells A Caldwell vs. same. BY virtue of a warrant to levy on and se the crop of tho defendant in thc abov Btatcd case, directed to me by D. B. Millei Esq.. Clerk of tho Circuit Court for Bieldan County, and iu pursuance of an Act of th General Assembly of South Carolina, entitle "An Act to eecuro advances for agriculturt purposes," and also by virtue of a certai lien, executed by William ll. Ward to Rlakel A Gibbes, on the 28th day of February, A. I. 1870, and also by virtuo of an executiou in th case of Wella tz Caldwell rs. William H. Wan directed to me, I will sell, on tho FIRST MOS DAY and TUESDAY in December next, i front of tho Court Houso in Cktttmbia, with i tho legal hours, tho followioif*property, viz: The entire CROP OF COTTON made in 18"i by thc defondaut, seven Mules, ono Hors? one Two-horse Wagon, three Cowa, thrc Calves, and ?ot of Guano. Terms cash. ^ _Nuv 13 mth_ P. F. F ii A ZEE, S. R.^ Sheriff 's Sales P. W. McMastor, Administrator, cs. Wiilia E. Rose. IN pursuance of the decretal order of tl Circuit Court, sitting in Equity, in tl above stated case, I will sell, on tho fir MONDAY in December next, in Iront of tl Court House, in Columbia, within the leg hours, AU that lot or parcel of LAND, containir three-quarters ol an acre, moro or lea bounded on the North by a lot formerly b longing to Josouh Randall; ou tho East I Assembly street; on tho West by a lot forme ly the property of A. M. Hunt; and on tl South by Gervais street; tho said lot beii commonly known as Hunt's Hotel Lot. TEHMS-Cash. Purchaser to pavfor Btani] and papers. P. F. FRAZEE, S. II. C. Nov 13 pith Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue of suudry writs of fi-ri facias nie directed, I will soil, on tho tirst MO DAV in December next, in front of the Con Honso. in Columbia, within tho legal hom the following property, viz: All that Tract of LAND, iu Richland Cou ty, containing five hundred acres, moro liss; bounded by lands of Wyriok F. Turni seed and the Greenville and Columbia Ra road. ALSO, All that HOUSE and LOT. in thc city oft lumbia, situate ou Assembly street; bound on tho North by M. H. Berry; East by Tin Davis; South by Davis' Alley, and on tho Wi by Assembly street; levied on as tho propel of Charles J. Bollin, at tho suit of Ma Allen, el al., vs. Charles J. Bollin. TERMS-Cash. P. F. F RAZE E, ?. R. c Nov 13 inti South Carolina-Richland County D.C. PEI X OTTO A SON, AUCTIONEERS. Mrs. Mary S. P. Gibbes, Mrs. Anna M. Guij ard, et al., vs. James S. Guiguard, as t minist rat or, et al. IN pursuance of the decretal order paar by his Honor Judge John T. Green, the 1st dav nf July, 1870, I will sell thc ! lowing REAL ESTATE in t?o- city of Coln bia, belonging to the estate of the late Juli S. Guiguard, Senior, on the FIRST MOM? in December ?ext: 1. The LOTS fronting on Richardson .-tr - feet, cornering on Plain street, and ru nu back East 20K feet to the alloy-way to Court House square; bounded on tin; Sm by lots recently sold as property of Dr. lt. Gibbes. Sr., deceased. This property is c sidcrcd as among the most desirable and gible sites for stores in thc city, lt will sub-divided, and proper platt? prepared, wli eau bo inspected al tho office of the un? signed in Columbia. .J. Thc well known and valuable Plantat I on Gill's Creek, about seven miles from ! lumbla, containing 1,152 acres, more or li bounded on tho East by lands of the estut C. H. Bryce, deceased, and G. R. Starling. I lands of Dr. A. Wallace; South by thu " ! Lake" plantation; North by Gill's Creek. I desired, will he sold in parcels, j :!. The Square of four ?erny in C"1"!*.:' upon which thc Mansion House of tho I James S. Guiguard, Sr., stood, surrounded a substantial brick wall; bounded on North by Gervais street; East by Rull atr South by Sena to atreet, and Wost on Mai street. "This square wi'lprobably be divi 1 into half acre lots. ! Eight acresoi LAND in the corporate um I bounded on the South by lam's former! Gregg, now ol' Erwin; North by 'ands of Missi s Stark; East by landa now ocoupiei W. Hampton Gibbes, on Barnwoll street: i tinned East by lands of the Misses Stark. A plat of which may be seen ut the oftU tho undersigned. Tho entire property is told free from claim for dower, and the purchaser take* disputable, titles. TERMS OF SALK-One-third cash, rcmaii payable in one and two years in equal im monts, with inti rest from dato ot salo p hie annually, and secured by bond and ni gage; purchaser to insure and as-sign policy to tho undersigned. Purchaser to for papers, stamps, otc. D. B. DF.SAUSSURE, ; N<<% 9 ? Special Refer? SnoriiTa 8a?e. BY vir tao of an excoution, to rao directed, I wi ll a ell, on tho flrut MONDAY io De? cember next. In front of tbo Court HOUBO, in Columbia, within tho legal bourg, All that tract of LAND, in Richland Coun? ty, containing two hundred and eighty-two acres; bounded by lands of Mrs. Sallie F. Bay, Jes no Ho OHO and William Weston; levied on no the pioporty of Isom W. HOUBO, at tho suit of John H. Eiuard, survivor, vs. Ieom W. HOUBO. TEBMB-Cash. P. F. FRAZEE, S. B. C. Nov 13_path Valuable City Lots at Auction. BYD.C. PEIXOTTO & SON, Auctioneers On tho FIRST MONDAY in December next, in front of tho Court HOUBO, in this city, to the highest bidder, that beautifully located four-acre lot, ou Araonal Hill, between the residence of Mayor Alexander and the Go? vernor's mansion, which will be divided into eleven lots, bounded as follows: LOT No. 1, bounded on the North by Lum? ber street, measuring thereon 52 feet 2inches, more or lesa; on the WcBt by Pulaski atroot, running back thereon 208 feet more or lesa; on the East by lot No. 2. LOT No. 2, of the same dimensions, bounded on thc North by Lumber street; on the East by lot No. 3, and on tho Weat by lot No. 1. LOT NO. 3. of tho same dimensions, bounded u tho North by Lumber street: on tho East by lot No. 4; on tho Weat by lot No. 2. LOT No. 4, of the same dimensions, bounded on tho North by Lumber street; on the West by lot No. 3; on tho East by lot No. 5. LOT No 5, bounded on the North by Lum bor street, measuring thereon 208 feet 8 inohes, more or less; on the East by Wayno street, measuring thcreou 208 feet 8 inohes, moro or less; on thc South by lot No. 0. This is a corner lot, and one of tho most desirable loca? tions in tho city. LOT No. G, bounding and fronting on Wayno street, and measuring thereon .104 feet 4 inches, more or lead, and rnnning back 208 foot 8 inches; on the South by lot No. 7. LOT No. 7, fronting and bounded on thc East by Wayne street; on tho South by Bich? land street, running back on said street 208 feet 8 inches, more or Ieee; on the North by lot No. G. LOT NO. 8, fronting and measuring on Rich? land street 52 feet 2 inches, more or loss; bounded on tho Eaat by lot No. 7; on the West by lot No. 9, running back 208 feet 8 inches, more or lesa. LOT NO. tl, of the same dimensions, fronting on Richland street; bounded on the East bv lot No. 8; on tho West by lot No. 10. LOT NO. 10, of tho samo dimensions, front? ing on Richland streot; bounded on tue East by lot No. i); on the West by lot No. ll. LOT No. ll, of tho same dimensions, front? ing on Richland street; on the West by Pu? laski street, running back thereon 203 feet, more or less; on th? Eaat by lot No. 10. THUMS OK SALE-One-third cash, balance in ono and two years, secured hy bond of tho purchaser, bearing interest at the rato of seven percent, per annum, and mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay ua for papers and stamps. Nov 4 f BEAD THIS. ''.'J'Wi:v? .... THE subscriber would respectfully call the attention of those in want of goods in his line, to tho large and well selected stock new on hand, consisting, in part, of: Marble and Slate Mantle Pieces, Coal and Wood Grates, Coal Hods, Shovels, Pokers and Hitters, Rlowor Stand-?, Fronts for Gratos, Firo Dogs. Shovels and Tongs, Coffee Mills and Coffee Rosters, Moat Cutters and S&nsago Bluffers, Charcoal and Plain Smoothing-irons, Galvanized and Plated Iron Sinks. KA RTIf F.N-WARE. Dram Pipe*, Tile Hearths. Fire 1 iles for Orates and Baker* Oven's. ? I I.1TM.MINO ooons. ! Marble Wash-Stands, Slabs and Backs, Water Close's. Lead Pipe nd Sheet Lead. 1 Plated ?nd Brass Water-Fauoets. TtN-WABE. ! A large ii?Mortniei?t of Plain, Stamped Plan j ?shed and Japaned Ware. STOVES. j Parlor and OfftVo Stoves, for Wood and Coal. AT.So, j A l u ge supply nf thu celebrated COTTON PLANT, and other patterna.of Cooking Stoves, I and a large supply of House Furnishing Hard ! ware, Ino numerous to mention. Nov h _A. PALMER. GOODMAN'S Clothing Bazaar CONTAINS thc very largest and best assoit t d st..ck of READY-MADS CLOT II INO Gent's Furn? ishing Go.ib", Hals, Trunks, Valises, Hand Satchels, Lap Robes, Ac, lo be found in this city. A" Goods new, of late Fashion, and at popular prices. Gi*e him a call D. GOODMAN. \t door tv Pollock Howie. Guns. Main .-'-....?. Nov-fl THE finest assortment in tho city of Eng? lish Snit) Twist and Laminated Steel ! Fowling PIECES, of all gradea, both Muz zlo and Breech-loading; also, Dixon's shoot I iug tackle, Elev's percussion oap and wad, I etc. WM. GLAZE. Oct li> Imo Formerly Olar.o k Radcliffe. For Sale, A GREAT VARIETY OF GERANIUM bCL'TTlNGB and other handsome green house plants, for salo very low, by O. ADAIR, Sept 13 limo M the Asylum