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LONDON, November 23. -~Rbp orts from the North 0? Franco are favorable to Uni Frenobi.' .'.The siegers of Montniody and Mesares wore soddenly raised, and the besiegers moved towards the interior ol France. ? Lille io well armed, provision? ed and . garrisoned. Warlike manufac? tories aro progressing actively. The engineers think taileis nearly as strong as Mott. FOOT Fr?noh i ron-clad s are in portion of Torbay; another at Baxam, coaling. BP. uss KM, November 23.-Tho Inde? pendence Beige bas Paris balloon advices o' the 19th.. The Civio Guards, composed mostly of foreigners, has been completed. Many oitizona unfit for' active service, have enrolled in tho Civic Guards, which exeontes the orders of tho Government, distributes rations to the citizens and soldiers, and performs other services ol a military character. The morale of the people is excellent. The Gormans were massing on the Northern sido of the city, near St- Dennis. Advioes from Tours, to noon, yester? day, state that the Prussians threnter Nogent, Lerotrou and Lomans, witl 3,000 men. Another force was moving on Yeata?. It is denied that tho nrmj of the Loire is to move towards Paris, Several commands in the North of France including Bourbaki's, have been sup pressed, and the entire command ns signed to General Favre. Bourbaki wai expected at Tours to commend tho lStl army corps, in the army of the Loire. LONDON, November 23.-Tbeafteruooi news is more warlike. There is consider able excitement on tho Stock Exchange Humors are current of hostile despatche from Russia. VIENNA, November 23.-Soldiers wbos terms have expired were only dismissei upon furlough, iu view of probable wai Moscow papers are less insolent an confident than those of St. Petersburg The Duke of Cleveland writes to tb Times, arguing against a war with Ruf sia. Ho says England is without a army for..foreign service, and wilhoi allies, except Austria and Turkey-bot of whom are bankrupt. Russia's repl is expected on Thursday. It is general! thought it will be unfriendly. NEW YORK, November 23.-Tbe World speoial says London advices of the abai donment on the part of the Germans < invade North-west and South-wet France, is confirmed. Despatches froi Berlin, to-day, state that all Germa forces concentrating around Paris are 1 form adefensive semi-circle from Etam] via Chatres and Dreux, to Moutes, wit Frederick Charles on the South, tl Duke of Mecklenburg on the West, at Gen. Mantouffel on the North. A World speoial, from London, sa; the belief , on Downing street is tb Russia, in deferenoe to the united op nion of the great powers, will witbdra the pretensions advanced by Gortscb hoff's note, and express ber willingne to refer tbe'question at issue to a confe euee which will not be summoned un after the termination of tho present wo It is believed in the same quarters tb Italy will ultimately joiu Austria ai England in resisting Russia. There is no truth in the report tl Turkey is negotiating with Russia in i gard to au armistice between Freucb a Germans. A Paris letter, dated tho l-l th, by b loon, reports the oity quiet; perfect ort prevails; ample provisions for tbi months. There have been uo great < gagamente lately. Great events aro < pected within a few days. The Tribune bas a special despab dated Vienna, which states that the ported refusal of Turkey to co-oper with England is officially denied. Al the statement that Buest bad submitl a proposition for a European Congre Austria, though desiring peace, will promptly with other European powen VERSAILLES, November 23.-Despati es yesterday report several skirmisl Mouth of La Loup, in all of which I Frenoh were successful. Thc 83d Fret regiment captured one gun from 1 Prussians. LONDON, November 23.-It is repor here to-day that Turkey, for the sake peace, is nnxious to havo tho Black ! opened. Semi-official statements received fr Vienna to-day deny that Austria proposed a conference relative to Eastern question. It is also denied t Italy declines ; to co-operate with E land and Austria for tho enforccmen tho provisions of the Paris treaty. Rumors aro in circulation that reno' efforts for an armistice wero made lat The stories that the manufactories of Schneider, at Lacrouzot, have been i to an American company, is autlioi tively denied. On tho 13th instant, tbosbarp ?boo in Gen. Trocbu's army mado a sc from Paris as far as Champaigny, tl miles South-east of Vinceuues. At I poiut, a large body of Prussians v dislodged and stores collocled Ibero stroyed. Tho Parisians returned camp without serious loss. Tho Times bas a special from Cons tiuople, that the Sultan iuvokes tho terposition of guaranteeing parties. Morning Post bas information conf ing tho report that Italy will act in cort with England and Austria. Late Calcutta advices announce threatened Russian complications ( pletoly prostrated business. Tho : kets aro over-stocked with Manch goods and heavy losses aro oxpe( Tho War Oflico distinctly contradict; Monarch's reception of a reply : Russia. Tho annexation of Bavaria to ft Germany is imminent. The annexi treaty with Wurtemburg was signe day. All foreigners, including nenl aro forbidden to leave Paris. The ] ?ians had already forbidden them lo tho Prussian lines. PESTOS, November 23.-In the ; yesterday, Count AndraBsy, on t questioned, declined to givo any i matlon r?3 to negotiations withBttt?aj toQohiog the Black Sea diXQ.oultv: . c , i ! ?22its, November 23.-The elections in Schleswig generally resulted in favor of tho candidatos WOO support tho pro? position for annexation to Denmark. ST. PBTEBSBUKG, Novemb?r 23.-To an address from a Lithuanian regiment, the Czar replied yesterday: "I hope there will be no more war; bat if Ood WHIB it, you will approve your known devotion." Tours, November 23.-Last night, Bourbaki arrived hero. A great battle io imminent. The design appears to be, to press tho enemy's centre at Stamps, by a column of 150,01)0, moving from Andaville, while simultaneous attacks will bo made all along his extended line, West and North-west of Etamps. A correspondent who visited the entire French line, from Nevros to Rouen, says there is an entrenched camp at Bouen, with 150,000 National Guards and Mo? biles; and from there ono unbroken line of entrenohed camps extends to Evoreux and Lunaus. Between Lunans and Boulivere, thore is on extremely strong force, amounting to 62 guns, manned by sailors and Mobiles, from the South of France. Lenans is garrisoned by tho Pontifioal Zouaves. From Lenans the lines extend West to Orleans, nnd Nortk I west to Augerville. Tho correspondent was forbidden to givo further details, but says the whole strength is estimated at 300,000, while the equipment, zeal and discipline aro perfect, j A special from Havre, says a columu of 1,500 Prussians advanced from Nantes along the North bauk of the Seine, to Vornou, where it was encountered by a detachment of tho army of the Nortli and routed, and fifty killed and a num? ber of prisoners captured. Nothing from Evereux. American Intelligence. B CHARLESTON, November 23.-Arrived Steamships Manhattan, New York; Sea Gull, Baltimore. NEW YORK, November 22.-Tho North? ern Transportation Company suspended payment this afternoon. Liabilities, ?400,000. Arrangements nro negotiating which will probably enable them to re? sumo husiness. A prominent Gorman bouse in the cloth trade failed to-day. RALEIGH:, N. C., November 23.-Tho memorial ohscrvanoo in honor of Gen. Robert E. Leo was celebrated to-day. Members of tho Legislature and other distinguished individuals were in the procession. Flags were at half mast ovor the public buildiugs. The whole community participated. Ex-Governor Vance delivered a touching and eloquent address. WASHINGTON, November 23.-All chums to bo adjudicated by tho Mexioan Com? mission, which were not filed prior to February 1, 1869, will bo rejeoted by the Commission. Under this rulo, two cases have already been rejected. A number of troops havo been ordored to Georgia, to aid in onforcing tho exe? cution of tho Congressional election law in that Stato during tho approaching election. Atlanta will be the point of distribution. BUFFALO, November 23.-Tho Treasu? ry Agent is in charge of Collector Rod? ney W. Daniel's office. Daniel is ac? cused of using tho enstoms funds for private business. PniLADELrnTA, November 23.'-The Pennsylvauia Railroad Company have guaranteed bouda for building four iron steamers for a lino hence to Liverpool. NEW ORLEANS, November 23.-The Picayune says tho decision of tho Eighth District Court, which puts tho ?State school money in the hands of tho ward school directors, giving them direct and immediate control of the various schools and the mixture of tho races in our pub? lic schools, will inevitably destroy them. All that is now left us is to bear the infliction as wo bear an epidemic pesti? lence. The Times is editorially severe on tho Stato Superintendent, for con? summating tho admixture schemo of public schools. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. COLUMBIA, S. C., November 24.-Sales of cotton yesterday 180 bales-middlings NEW Youie, November 23-Noon. Flour dull and decliuiog. Wheat favors buyers. Corn scarco and advancing. Pork nominal, at 23.00. Lard quiet, at 13j^8@13^4. Cotton adivo and irregu? lar-uplands lOjv?; Orleans 17; sales 4,000 bales. Freights steady. Stocks steady. Gold 11%. Money 4@6. Sterling long 0',; ; short 10. G2's 7}.<. 7 P. M.-Cotton hoavy; sales 6,000 bales-uplands 16,'J. Flour-Stato aud Western scarcely so linn. Wheat easier -winter red and amber Western 1.40(/<) 1.42. Corn scarcely so firm-now 8H(a) 00; old 91?93. Lard dull-steam 13($ 13 Whiskey firmer, at 87>.<<Vr>8?. liiee firm-Carolina 7@7?.?. Coffee firm aud quiet. Sugar steady. Molasses dull -New Orleaus 80@82. Freights scarce? ly so firm. Wall streot is unusually quiet. Tho markets closed at au early hour. Money easy, at 4?5. Exchaugo dull. Gold, steady but little doing, and closed at Southern securities firm, but quiet and nomiuully uuebauged. Stocks dull but steady. Government's steady, but dull-02's 7 V. Cl's 7; 65's 7; new 9;^; GG'H 9?.t'; 67's 9;!?; 68's 0*"'; 10-40'H Tho market will bo closed to-morrow-thanksgiving day. BALTIMORE, November 23.-Flour dull aud h ss firm. Wheat dull. Corn firm. Pork quiet. Shoulders 15>.(@ 15j.J. Whiskey 90. Cotton firmer, and held higher-middling IO,1/}; sales 900 bales; receipts 620; exports coastwise 600; stook 2,950. CINCINNATI, November 23.- Flour in good demand, at full prices. Corn ad? vancing and in fair demand, at 50. Mess pork-primo to choice quiet and weak, at 20.00, but no sales. Lord in fair de? mand and lowor; sales 1,000 tierces, at 11% for prime steam; kettle nominal and held at I2|?@l3. Whiskey firm and in fair demand, at 83@84. SOGTOK, Novembor 23. -Cotton Arm ?Se^toSf1^^Ealc3 200 b?l??'reoGipto Cn ABLESTOH, November 23.-Cotton qaiot-middling 15%@15%; eales 4Q0 bales; receipts 2,202; exports coastwise 1,479; ?took 2,638. AUGUSTA, November 28.-Cotton mar? ket irregular, with fair demand, closing at 14% f?r middlings; sales 1,0G0; re? ceipts 1,700. WILMINGTON, November 23.-Cotton nnsettled-middling 15; receipts 740; stock 2,275. SAVANNAH, November 23.-Cotton strong-middlings 15 >? ; sales 3,500 bales; recoipts 4,193; exports 9,990; stock 68,650. NORFOLK, November 23.-Cotton quiet and firm-low middlings 15%; sales 300 bales; stock 4,457. MOBILE, November 23.-Cotton quiet and firm-middling 15; sales 2,200 bales; receipts 2,851. Stock 38,606. NEW OKLEANS, November 23.-Cotton firm and bold at bigber prices-middling 15K@15%; sales 7,000 bales; receipts 1,801; stock 94,834. Flour-superfine 4.75; double 5.50; treble 5.75@6.00. Corn-white 75?7G. Pork 23.25. Ba? con 13%; clear 21>?; barns23@2G. Lard tierce 14%?15. Sugar-fair to fully fair 9@10. Molasses-prime 63@65. Whiskey 90(^1.00. Coffee-prime 17% @17'?. GALVESTON, November 23.-Cotton 0nsier but not quotnbly lower-good or dla lt6^fez^m%^raa^mta?0M?; ?took LONDON, November 23-3 P. M. Consola 92>?. American seonrities flat Bonds 87%. LIVERPOOL, November 28-8 P. M. Cotton firm and buoyant, with an np* ward tendency-uplands 9>?; Orleans 9K. LONDON, Novembor 23-Evening. Consols 92%. Bonds 82}{t. LIVERPOOL, Novomber 23-Evening. Cotton irregular-uplands 9>f}@9>^; Or? leans 9X@9>?; sales 15,000 bales; specu? lation and export 4,000. FRESH GOODS. New Winter Styles DRESS GOODS, CLOAKS, Shawls, Muffs, Victorinos, and a beautiful lino of ?NEEDLE IVOKKS." Evory department is now complote, and new additions will be added tri-weckly. W. D. LOVE & CO. W. D. LOVE, B. B. McCREERY. Nov 20 Gold and Silver Coin. THE CITIZENS' HAVINGS BANK buy and sell GOLD mid SILVER at a small mar Rin. A. G. BRENIZEL, Oct 23 ?ashb-r. OF o o > lil -I o < o x I ?i s. <* ?H o - m g j -2 .2 lg I* *? i < Hg" -2 H w? S =3 ^ w - 5 - e2 "-s .o o H ? (S ? g 5 . 2 2 I * ? 5 5 I J ? ? NEW AND FASHIONABLE (DDIS .OU COLD WEATHER, AT J. H. & M. L. KIN A RD'S. IN anticipation of a largoly iucreaaod demand for DESIRABLE GOODS, wo havo made pre? parations in time, and arc now receiving additions of tho mo?t useful WINTER GOODS, which wc offer at our popular low prices. Our objoct in advertising is not to puff tho advantages wo possoaa; hut simply to inform tho public, and particularly strangers, visitors and those who roaido in our city during tho winter, that they can lind any articlo they may need in DRY GOODS oVn ESTABLISHMENT. Tho following heads will give SILKS, French Merinos, Poplins, Empress Cloths, Amures, Scotch Plaids, Black Alpacas, Mourning Goods, Hosiery, Gloves) Laces, Embroideries. Rugs. Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Cornices, Damask, Lace Curtains, Swiss Curtain*, Casaimeres, Flan nels, White Gooda, Long Cl?-t hs, sonic idea of tho stock wo offer for sale : NOTIONS, Trimmings, Fur Capes. Fur Muds, Fur Cuits, Fur dots, Cloaks, Shawls, Knit Goods, B?douines, Arabs, Carpets, Towellings, Linons, Ladios' Under Vests, Ladies' Drawers, Gent's Under Vests, Gent's Drawers, Gent's Shawls, Gent's Towelling, Rugs, Carriage Rugs, Ac, Ac, Ac. Nov 20 NEW MUSIC STORE, CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, TAYLOR, NEAR MAIN ST. THE Bubseriber H would respectfully inform tho public that thev have opened tho largest and moat complete stock of MUSICAL MERCHANDIZE over brought to thia market. Having Becured thc agency of some, of tho largest Piano Factories in tho coun? try, wo aro enabled to oiler special inducements to thoao in want of these instruments. Tho celebrator American Piano Forte, Manufactured hy Wm. McCammon A Co., which aro so well adapted to tho Southern climate, owing to their peculiar construction, can bc seen at our rooms. Will aleo keep second-hand Pianos for sale. Wo aro nlao agents for tho BURDETT COMBINATION GROAN, tho greatest suc? cess of the ago. Several of tho instruments hnvo been disposed of in tho State, and ht givon universal satisfaction. Wo cordially invito the profession and the musical public gen? erally, to cali and examine thtsc wonderful instrumenta. WE have also added a BRASS BAND DEPARTMENT to our establishment and aro enabled to furnish everything needed in that lino, either of Rrass or German Silver. Completo sets of theso instruments may bo scon at our rooms, together with Rans Drums, Snare Drums, Sticks, Snares, Drum Heads, Cymbals, ^etc. ? Our stock of Musical merchandize em? braces everything in tho Music- lino, such as Violins, Bows, Concertinas, Flutes, Guitars, and everything pertaining to a 1 Musical instrument. Shoot Music always on band, or furnished at short notice. Musical instruments of all kinds ropaired and tuned. Will also arranco Music eithor for Brasa or Quadrillo Bands, for any number of inatrnmonta. Our PUno Room is neatly fitted np for tho accommodation of Ladic-a, and wo cordially invito them to call and examino our Pianos. S?OV9 W. n. LyDIlAND ?i SON. gjj "r"'ojiff?yfti^>?'n,???imvi .H,-; For Sale. ' WILL be offered for sale, on BALE DAY in December next, that GRAIN sud COTTON PLANTATION in Abbeville County, near Calhoun's Mille, on Calhoun's Creek, containing 1.G00 acree, moro or lees, bounded by landa of estate of James Taggart, Mrs. Catherine. Alston, John Link, and others. Tho improvements are good, there are ac? commodations for twonty-uvo or thirty labor? era, and fonces in good ropair. Almost 250 or 800 aoros are crook bottom land, and almost 800 acres timbered. Tho placo can bo treated for privately, and with it will bo sold, if desired, MULES, HORSES. STOCK. CORN, Ac. If not aoid, it will bo rented. Apply to Wai. H. FAnKER, at Abbeville Court House. Pot 15420_E.L. PARKER.^ Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of an execution to mo directed, I will sell, on tho Urst MONDAY in Decem? ber noxt, in front of tho Court HOUBO, in Co? lumbia, within tho legal honra, tho following property, viz: X Doz Bacon, 2 Bundles Cotton Ties, 1 piece Cotton Bagging, 1 Kef; Sugar, 1 Box Soda, 2 Kits Fish and 1 Box of Sundries loviod on as the property of B. F. Bates, al tho euit o? T. J. A H. M. Gibson, vs. B. F Bated. TEKJIS-Cash. F. F. FRAZEE, S. R. C. Nov 20_ruth Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of sundry writs of fieri fac?an, t< mo diroctod, I will sell, on the llrst MON DAY in December next, in front of tho Cour House, in Columbia, within tho legal hours. All that Plantation or Tract of LAND known as "Pincuesion," in Richland County containing B?X hundred acres, moro or loss and bounded on tho North by lands of Jess< G. Lykes; East by lands formerly of Genera William Hopkins; South by lands of John J Cbp.ppoll, and on tho West by hinds of Mris K. G. Brovard; lovied on as tho property c Joseph A. Heese, at tho suit of D. B. DeSaue euro, C. E. R. D., el al., vu. Joseph A. Reese. THUMS-Cash. P. F. FRAZEE, S. R. C. Nov 13_ _m th Sheriff rs-Sa7iel BY virtue of an execution, to mo diroctoc" I will sell, on tho first MONDAY in Dc comber next, in front of tho Court House, i Columbia, within the legal hours, All that tract of LAND, in Richland Com ty, containing two hundred and cighty-tw acres; bounded by lands of Mrs. Sallio 1 Ray, Jesso House and William Weston; levic on as tho piopcrty of 18om W. Houso, at th suit of John H. Kluard, survivor, us. Isom V House. TERMS-Cash. Nov 13 m th_P. F. FRAZEE, 8. R. C. Sheriff's Sales F. W. McMastcr, Administrator, va. Williai E. Rose. IN pursuance of the decretal order of tl Circuit Court, sitting in Equity, iu tl above stated caBO, I will sell, on tho Qr MONDAY in December next, in front of tl Court House, in Columbia, within tho leg hourR, All that lot or parcol of LAND, contaiuir three-quarters ot an acre, moro or les bounded on tko North by a lot formerly b longing to Joseph Randall; on the East I Assembly Btrcet; on the Weat by a lot forme ly tho property of A. M. Hunt; and on tl South by Gervais street; tho said lot heir commonly known as Hunt's Hotel Lot. Tanais- Cash. Purchaser to pavfor stam] and papers. P. F. FRAZEE, S. R. C. Nov 13_mth Sheriff's Sale. Blakely it GibboB vs. William H. Ward, ai Wells A Caldwell rs. aamo. BY virtue of a warrant to levy on and BI thc crop of the defendant in tho abo stated caso, directed tn me by D. B. Milh Eeq., Clerk of tho Circuit Court for Richi::.! County and in nursuauco of an Act of t General Assembly of South Carolina, entitl "An Act to sccuro advaucea for agricultui purposes," and also by virtue of a certs lien, executed by William H. Ward to Biak? A Gibbes, ou the 28th day of February, A. 1870, and also by virtue of an execution in t case of Wells .fc Caldwell vs. William H. Wai directed to mn, I will sell, on tho FIRST MO DAY" and TUESDAY in December next, front of tho Court House in Columbia, witt tho legal hours, tho following property, viz Tho entire CROP OF COTTON mado in 1? by thc defendant, seven Mules, one Hon ono Two-horse Wagon, threo Cows, thi Calves, and lot of Guano. Terms cash. Nov 13 mth P. F. FRAZEE, S. R. C Sheriffs Sale. Richard Tozer cs. Robert McDougal. BY virtue of an execution and uttuehnn in tho above stated case, I will sell, tho FIRST MONDAY in December next, at P. Fmzeo's lot, on Washington street, next tho Masonic Hall, ono STATIONARY 1 GINE; lovied on as tho property of Rob McDougal, at thc suit of Richard Tozer Robert McDougall. Terms caBh. Nov 13 ml h T. RPBAZEBjJ?. R. C Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias mo directed, I will sell, on tho Fill MONDAY in December next, in front of Court House, in Columbia, within the le hours, All that PLANTATION or Tract of Lane Richland County, containing sixteen bund (1,G06) acres, moro or less, and bonnded tho North by R. and J. U. Adams, East b; U. Adams, South by-Ceiger, and on West by Robert Adams ; levied on as tho ] porty of Isaac T. Weston, at tho rcspocl snits of Maria L. Bower, Administratrix, M< trio Weston, Executor, Robert C. Shiver, J< McLaughlin aud William Glaze cs. Isaac Weston. Tho above described property will be s at thc risk and cost ot' tue former pureba Terms cash. P. P. FRAZEE, Nov 16 mth S. R. < Sheriff's Sales, BY virtue of sundry writs of fieri facia me directed, I will sell, on tho first M1 DAY in December next, in front of tho Ct House, in Columbia, within thc legal ho thc following property, viz: All that Tract of LAND, in Richland Ct ty, containing live hundred acres, moro less; hounded hy lands of Wyrick F. Tur seed and thc Greenville and Columbia li road. ALSO, All that HOUSE, and LOT, in tho city of lumbla, situate on Assembly street; bonn on tho North by M. H. Berry; Kant by T Davis; South by Davis'Alloy, and on tho Y by Assembly street; lovied on as the pro)) of Charlo? J, Rollin, at tho suit of al Allon, il ul., rs. Charles J. Rollin. TEK5H-Cash. P. P. FRAZEE, S. R. Nov 13 _ "V Sheriff's Sale. Under Order of Judye of Probate. H. E. SL-OU, Executor, vs. James C. Kein Ct al. IN pursuance of an order made by the 1 Wm. Dutson Wigg, Jmigo of Probate Richland County, I will sell, on tho FI MONDAY in Decombcr next, in front of Court House, in Columbia, within tho 1 hours, All that TRACT OF LAND in Rich Countv, situated on the Winnsboro R about* ten miles from Columbia, contai; two hundred and forty (210) acrcB, mor loas, and bounded ou tho North by land Benjamin Hodge, East by lands of ford, Sonth bv lands of align, and WOB lands of-Douglass. Tho above described property will bo it tho risk and costs ol former purobasoi TermB cash. P. F. FRAZEE Nov 15 mth S. R. pas <-. H >.J Sheriffe Belo. ?mtor ardor 0/ Judye' 0/ Probate. Jamoa P. Bawls' ftnd D. R.'Feantor, Adminla tr a toro or tho OB Uto of J. J. Bawls, VM. John G. Bawls et aL IN pursuance, of an ordor rando by tho Hon. Wm. Hntson Wigs, Judge of Probate for Richland County, in the above stated oaae, I will soil, on the LT HST MONDAY in December next, in front of the Court House, in Colum? bia, within the legal hourn, the following p*o porty, of whioh the late John J. Bawls died possessed, viz: All that LOT OF LAND on tho corner of Taj lor and Sumter streets, in the city of Co? lumbla, measuring 74 feet, more or less, on Taylor a tree t, and 158 feet ll inches, more or less, on Sumter street, In shapo a rectangular parallelogram. ALSO, A LOT OF LAND on Taylor street, In the city of Columbia, measuring on said atree*V74 . feat, more or loss, and running baok 168 feet ll iuches, more or loss, in shapo a rectangular parallelogram. ALSO, All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings thoroon, on the corner of Taylor and Lincoln streets, in tho city of Columbia, measuring Si foot, moro or loss, on Lincoln street, and 126 foot on Taylor atroet, in shapo a rectangular parallelogram. ALSO, Al1 that HOUSE AND LOT 011 Richardson street, in tho city of Columbia, measuring 45 feet 7 iuches on Richardson street, and run? ning back 2G6 foot, more or lees, bounded North by lot of J. A. Helby, South by lot of tho catato of J. I. Walter, East by Richardson streot, and Weat by lot of J. C. Scegera. ALSO, All that LOT OF LAND on the corner of Washington and Lincoln streets, in the city of Columbia, measuring 63 feet, more or leas, on Wabhington street, and IOC feet, more Or leas, on Lincoln street. ALSO, . f ' All that LOT OF LAND on Washington . street, measuring thereon 53 feet, moro or . leas, and running back ICG feet, more or less. ALSO, ? .:.> All that LOT OF LAND on Lincoln rdroot ii measuring thereon 104 feet, more or leso, ona ? . ruuning back 212 foot, moro or lees. - . ALSO, All that TRACT OF LAND, situated in Lex- ! ington County, about nino mileB below Colum? bia, containing 100 acres, more or lees, and' - bounded on the EaBt by tho "Congaree" Rivor, on tho North byStato landa, on tho Wost by lands of Joel Lawman, and South by State lands. ALSO, Ono-fourth intorcst in 357 Acres of Land adjoining Kingsville, in the County of Rich? land, bounded by lands of James Gray. Adams, and of tho South Carolina Railroad Company. THUMS OF SALE.-The undivided interest in thc 357 acres of land near Kingsville win bo sold for cash. All the other property will be sold for one-third cash and tho balance cn a credit of ono yoar, with interest from day of sale, to bo secured by bond and mortgage of tho premiaos sold. Purchasers to insure the property and assign tho policios, and to pay tor stamps and papors. Nov 12 mth_P. F. FRAZEE, S. B. C. B~~ Y "AUTHORITY OF A" FpmUl ex-: pressed in tho last Will and Testament of the late W. F. DeSauasure, deceased, I vriU . sell, before tho Court House, in Columbia, on the FIKST MONDAY In December next, the oflico on Law Rango recently occupied hy the deceased. Terma made known at day of sale. May bo treated for privately at tho office of my Attornoy in law and fact, D. B. DxSAUS 8URE, Esq. E. G. BUBROUGH8, Nov 17_Solo Executrix. Ho for the Race! jtOL THE subscriber respectfully ^j-j^lB invites his friends and public in MffffiSffy Ona general to call and see his stock rK ff,- pf oI home-made SADDLES and B?BBSSSBHARNESBES, which I can aeU twenty-five per cont, oheapor than any Northern made goods, and will challenge any morcbant in the South for 91,000 to compare with me in home-made work. Nov 3 3mo R. HANNAN, Main street. , S. W. PORTER, H. M. STEELE. ANOTHER HEAVY INVOICE OF DRY GOODS ARRIVING TO-DAY I LADIES' SUITS, CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, BLANKETS. A full and choico lot of MEN'S WEAR, TOGETHER WITH Every Article KEPT IN A First Class Store. Wo offer our Gooda at low Cotton figures. PORTER & STEELE, Oct 2L_Columbia, S. C. CLOSINCT CUT. The undersigned, de? sirous o?* devoting him sel? entirely to the CLOTHING Business, oilers for sale his entire stock of BRIT GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES, SHOES,* etc., at and BELOW COST. JACOB nen. One door South Phoenix Office. gyClty Money taken at par."ta Nov 8_ A Mammoth Raffle of Fine Jewelry, VALUED at $1,000. 200 Chances, at $5 each. 25 Prizes, consi< i.ng of Pino Gold and Silver WATCHES, Pine Gold BREAST-PINS and EAR-RINGS, SILVER GOBLETS, Ac. Will como oil at my Saloon aa soon as the Chances aro taken. _ Oct30_G. DIERCK8. Notice. THE CITIZENS* SAVINGS BANK would call the attontiou of tho publie to the fact that they aro transacting a GENERAL BANK? ING BUSINESS, and extend tho usual accom? modations to busineaa men and others, who favor thom with their accounts. Oct 23 _ A. G. BREMZER, Cashier. Charleston Bivalves, in overy style, at POLLOCK'S.