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Forelgu A ?? tra. MADBI?, December 21.-In the Cortes, Senor Babledo declared that lie and his party did not wish for a coup d'etat, but were determined to eave the King or perish with him. Senor FigueroB fol? lowed in support of the motion for dis? solution, but admitted that the country would not settle into tranquillity oven though the Duko of Aosta wero now on the throne, unless finances were Bnitably discussed. The motion was supported bj Government, tho members thereof expressing the sentiment that to save the country all measures w^re allowable. LONDON, December 21. -The attaches of foreign legations who have arrived here from Paris conflrm the reports that the supplies of food in the city will last two months longer. The Spanish Cortes is still engaged io violent as? fruitless discussions between thu Republican and so-oalled Sardiuian factious, the latter being very bitter in their attacks on the new King. ST. PETKBSHUHO, December 21.-The Gaulois explains that in discarding that portion of the treaty whioh neutralizoE the Black Sea, Russia only cancelled ii oomp?ot which all parties regarded obsolete, NBW YORK, December 22.-Tht World's special, dated Londou, 21st, says a d?spatoh from Munich says it h oertain the treaty betweon Bavaria anc the. North German Bund was rejected bj tho lower chamber. Tho chamber wil be' dissolved and a now ono chosen whioh involves delay. This result is ro garded as an insult to Prussia. . Tho Herald's special says reliable ad vices from Versailles report that th? French batteries played ou the slopes o Mount Valarion, commnuding the entin road to Versailles. Touns, Decembor 20.-Tho Army o the Loire has joined tho Army of th West, near Lomans. Mecklenburg ha passed St. Olois, and Frederick Charles army is marching West from Blois The German reserves are hurrying up. LONDON, Decembor 21.-The sieg trains before Paris have boen largel, increased. The Fourburg De France at Belfort, was burned by tho Prussians 1,000 Germans were killod uud wounds* at Nuits. VERSAILLES, December 21.-On TUCJ day, the left wiug of the Gorman arm was advancing ou Tours; the right o LemduB. The French abandoued 10 of their wounded before their advance BORDEAUX, December 22.-Govori ment has balloon advices to tho 17tl The news is favorable. The reporte riots are false. There have been n engagements with the investing fore since the 3d. The Paris authority publish in the Official Journal very fi vorable provision accounts. Troe.hu preparing for another graud sortie, is reported that the Prussians occupie Tours without serious resistance. Gei Chancey is at Lomans, where he ha received heavy reinforcements. Chai cey has boon ro-provisioned and ammi nitioned. . Advices from Fraidherbc army aro favorable. The last advic show Manteuffel retreating from Havr Manteuffel is moving towards Amien and the French from Havre. S-irrasi is Manteaffers rear. Garibaldi refuses a sword of bono tendered him; he will wait until tho et of the war for honors. Gambetta is gone to review tho aru at Lyons. Several vessels have urriv at French ports with arius. Well equi ped troops oontinue to move to the froi The Government has determined to trc reactionary journals with sil-mt co tempt. liONooN, Decomber 22.-Despatch from Versailles state that there uro indications of a decisive battle nu after the holidays. Despatches frc Vienna report the Turkish fleet une immediate orders for service. Extensi war preparations aro making at Korti American Intelligence. WASHINGTON, December 21.-Sumo made a speech against Sau Domingo, lading to President Baez. Cazran a Febers as conspirators with Gen. B? cook, who called himself iu the proto tho aide-de-camp of President Gra Where was tho warrant for such ofli< It was unknown in the laws. Tho obj of appointing a commission to proci to San Domingo was to commit Ci gress to annexation; as if the Presid? merely desired information, he coi send a commission and pay them out tho secrot servico fuurt. In tho proto signed hy Baez and Babcock, tho lat plodgod that tho President would so flueuce Congress as to make annex?t a noce3sity. So the first thing the P sident did was to send a naval forcis San Domingo, that President Baez mi; betray his country. Sumner shov that a naval officer had entered the cn toi of Hayti and threatened tho antin ties that if they endeavored to th? tho object of annexation, ho would br his guns to bear and blow down tho tc against their ears. Tho Governm would uot so threaten a stronger pov such as Frauch or England. Wo co not acquire the island of Sau Domin for one-half belonged to Hayti, nut we annexed Sau Domingo, "wo wo havo to assume a part of tho sixty i lion francs Hayti and Dominica owe; France. In every view of tho case, would purchase a bloody law-suit. Si ner appealed both to Mr. Morton the Viee-Presidout lu cull on tho Pi dent aud ask him to retrace his sb and not follow tho example of Presid? Pierce, Buchanau and Johnson. HAVANA, December 22.-Thero wi sovero earthquake at St. Thomas', coffeo crop in tho Southern Distrit j lay ti is a failure Thero has beeu abundant crop in the Northern ! tricts. Tehuantcpoc Canal concessions pa the Mexican Congress by 137 to 3. bill conforms to tho observationi Juarez, aud is satisfactory to the raili companies. NtfrY?BK, December 22.-Every the? atrical manager aud every noter o? note in the. oily Attended George Holland's funeral. ST. LOUIS, December 22.-There is beary ice in the river, and boats not ready to depart have left the levee for a safe harbor. Despatches from tho far West report extreme cold. MEMPHIS, December 22.-Tho stoamer Nick Wall, which met with a terrible disaster at Grand Lake, took fourteen passengers aboard hero-mostly North Carolinians and Georgians, en route for Texas. The Avaltncho has Vicksburg specials, which say no cabin passengers of tho Nick Wall were lost. Thirty deck pas? sengers perished. NATCHEZ, MISS., December 22.-At 2 o'clock, this morning, the steamers R. E. Lee and Potomac collided, opposite Natchez; both badly damaged. Tho Lee's pilot rau hor on a bar, where she Rank in nine feet water. The Potomac is unloading for repairs. No lives lost. POUGHKEEPSIE, December 22.-Thc river is frozen over, and it is iutensely cold. NEW ORLEANS, December 22.-It is raining and freezing here. Little busi? ness doing. WASHINGTON, Decomber 22.-The Se? nate continued in session until 7 o'clock, this morning, when Morton's resolution passed by 32 to 12. This is tho Presi? dent's measure. There was a struggle to havo tho commissioners coutirmed by the Senate, but it failed. Tho debate throughout was acrimonious. The purity of the President was attacked and de? fended with great vigor by each party. All tho Republic:.UK claim a triumph in this respect. Tho resolution requires tho action of tho House, whirl; is impos? sible until after Ibo recess. Tho President, last night, io respond? ing to a serenade, thought thc capital could only be moved by the machiuery required to adopt or repeal the constitu? tional amendment. The Supreme Court adjourned to the 5th and both Houses of Congress to thc .Ith of Jauuary. Colfax culled nt thc Whito House before 7 this morning tc inform the President that the Sun Do? mingo resolution hud passed by 38 to 9. Many Senators and Represen tali vet called during thc day to congratulate thc President. The President, in replying, said he believed the uuuexutiou policj w?se aud prudent. He thought it woulc gaiu strength us t he facts became kuowu, The President signed tho sugar bill The Senate, after seating Jewell, fron Missouri, went i uto executive session. In the House, but twenty-iivo mern hers were present. Joues, of Ky., spoke in favor of, uni Porter, of Va., against, amnesty. Tb sugar bili, which passed the Senate yes terday, was signed hy tho Speaker ant sent to the President. Adjourned. Tho nays in the Senate on the Sat Domingo resolution, were Casserly, Mc Creery, Morrill, of Vt.; Patterson Schurz, Stockton, Sumuer, Thurina: and Tipman. Tho Senate, in executive session passed a declaratory resolution that, ur dor tho tenure of oflice bill, wbeu a nc nominee is rejeoted, the old incumben remaius in statu quo, without furnish in a new bond. The Senate confirme Schenk to Euglaud, Adams as Collecte of Customs at St. John's, Fla.; Shuugl ucssy as Marshal of Southcru Mississij pi, Mimmesas Attorney Northern Alubi ma, and white as Postmaster at Greeui boro, N. C. The Seuato rejected Bini chard's nomination for the New Orleai: post oflico. This is regarded, in polit cal circles, as a triumph of Lieut. Go< Dunn's faction over Warmouth's factio of Louisiana. RICHMOND, December 22.-Tho Legi lature adjourned to-day to meet Junuai 2, 1871. Weather intensely cob Thermometer this morning 21; this cv ning 31. ST. LOUIS, December 22.-A speci from Vicskburg says uino cabin pa seugcrs were lost by the Nick Wu] The body of Edward Taylor, of Jello son, Texas, was recovered. No otb names ascertained. EitiE, N. Y., December 22.-Tho Ru road Convention has adjourned. Cot pleto arrangements were mudo for ur form freight. No Southern roads par to tho agreement. AUGUSTA, December 22 -Snowii hero this evening. The Democrats ca ried Richmond County-the strongho of Republicanism in tho State-the 1J mocrats electing a full ticket. Thc electiou closed and passed < quietly throughout tho Stute, both pi ties voting freely and without iutiniwl lion, so far us heard from. It will ta a day or two to give tho result, lt still believed tho Democrats elect fo-. if not live, members of Congress ai two-thirds of tho Legislature. SAVANNAH, December 22.-Tho eh lion passed oil' quietly to-day. Resi not known. ATLANTA, December 22.-Thc Dem crats elect their ticket by a small maj< itv. Walton County went Democratic alargo majority; Floyd aud Polk Coi; ties and Rome went Democratic by lat majorities; the whole cf Cherokee uwc by tho Democrats; iu Fort Gaines t Republicans ure thought to be alien tho Democrats are ahead in Warn Tuliaferro, Wilkes and Columbia Coi ties; iu Montezuma tho Republicans i ahead; 'Dooley County is largely Den eratic; tho Democrats carry Columb the voto in Bibb County is 0,5-13-bei tho largest over cast; both sides cia success; tho Democrats claim the Coin by '2U?. Tho Roman Catholics of Cnlifor linve been swindled lately by an impos claiming to be tho Bishop of Pen Ho wus dressed in gorgeous raiment fi preached iu soveral churches. Al raising a large amount of money to ht churches in Asia, ho disappeared. One of tho Radical members of Florida Legislature was elected while jail, awaiting trial for mnrder. A'Nsw STATTE TK TTTK SOUTH-WEST. Congress-may pr jparo for a new s en ta? tton. We have Sambo on tbe floors of both houses of oar national legislature, and now oar Ted brother "Lo" is pre? paring to take a seat beside him. At the grand cou noil of all the tribes of the Indian Territory, now in session at Ok in ul gee, it has been determined to unite together into a confederation, adopt a constitution Republican in form, and in due time apply for admission as one of the StateB of the Union. This is the true solution of the Indian question. Education and civilization will soon effect what ballets and bayonets in a fifty years' war have failed to accom? plish-the subjugation of the savages of the Fleins.-New York Herald. Wo hope that the public will not have to wait much longer for printed copies of tho annual reporta of the Treasurer end Comptroller-General. These, how? ever arranged, can bo made to show tho true coudition of the State finances, and the information <hey contain should be promptly in pussi-raion cf the tai-pny ers and of tho creditors of the State. Silence and secrecy are injuring the pu 1)1 ie credit; the wbolo truth will do far moro good tbnu harm. Mr. Sulloy, of LaFayutte, Indiana, while scalding a deceased porker, fell into tho vat, and saw how it was himself. Tho coroner said it waa an elegant "scald." FINANCIA \. AMI COMM K KC I AL. COLUMBIA, S. C., December23.-Sales of cotton yesterday 7U bales-middliug 13"??13??c. LIVERPOOL, December 21-Evening. Cotton firm - uplands 8^-4(d?%\ Orleans 8V?(c?8;V?; sales 15,000 bules; speculation and export 3,500. NEV?' YoitK, December 22-Noon. Flour and wheat quiet and firm. Corn soarco and firm. Pork sternly-new 19.12l2'($19.50. Cotton quiet but strong -uplands 15Orleans 10; sales 1,500 bales. Freights steady. Stocks easier. Virginias, ex-coupon, 07; new GI. Gold IO1.!. Money easy, at 7 gold. Sterling long 9; short 9J?. G2's 1%. 7 P. M.-Money activo, ut 7-currency to gold. Sterling quiet, at Gold i0*?@10??'. Governmeut.s declined }^(d) \:{. Southerns very much neglected. Tennessees heavy. North Carolinas stroug, but little doing. Teuuosseeb G3. Virginias-old G7.'.j; new G5. Louisi anas-old 70j<i; new 64. Levees 70*;.'; bs 85. Alabamas lOOJkj ; 7s 70. Geor? gias 81; 7s 91>-J. Norm Carolinas-old 44J?'; new 23j.j. South Carolinas-old 86; new G8. Cotton firm aud in good d ennui d-sales G.700 bales, ut 15.1?. Flour steady-eommou to good extra Southern 0.00(a>6.4U. Whiskey un? changed. Wheat lc. better, uud in fair j export demand-winter red und umber Western 1.44(a>1.46. Corn scarce aud firmer-new 73(?i';75}?. Pork firmer old 19.10; new 19.60. Beef steady. Lard a shade firmer-kettle 12. Freights firmer. BOSTON, December 22.-Cotton quiet -middlings 15j.i ; receipts 1,064 bales; eales 300; stock tl.OOO. BALTIMOUE, December 22.-Cotton ; -tend y aud in fair demand-middling 10)6; receipts 380 bales; sales 400; stock 12,615. Flour firmer und active. Corn -white 73(d-77; yellow 72(u.73. Mess pork 20.00. Shoulders ll. Whiskey 93J?@94. NORFOLK, December 22.-Cotton quiet -low middling 14; receipts 1,798 bules; sales 150; stock 9,523. CINCINNATI, December 22. -Flour steady aud iii moderate demand. Corn tirm but .scarce, and iu good demand, at 52(?,53. Pork in little demand und holders firm-18.75(0)19.00 asked; 18.50 offered. Lard firm-steam 1U;*.J' ; kettle ll. Bacon only iu jobbing demand shoulders 10; unies Whis koy steady, at 86(^87. WILMINGTON, ecembor 22.-Cotton I weak-middling 13%; receipts 2GG bales; stock 87G. CHARLESTON, December 22.-Cotton quiet but firm-middlings \?\..(?\?%\ receipts 372 bales; sales 500; stock 34,074. AUGUSTA, December 22.-Cotton mar? ket firmer-sales 1,170 bules; receipts 1,'l?O; middlings l-l.'u. SAVANNAH, December 22.-Cotton firm and offerings light-middling* l-l;''?j; re? ceipts 357 bales; sales l,20u; .stock 7rt,47G. NEW ORLEANS, December 22.-Cotton .steady-middlings \.\).Ajt\?}A \ receipts -1,180 bales; sales 7,65U bales; stock 171,980. Flour-superflue 5.40; double 5.75(fi;5.80; treblo 5.85(/'0.U0. Bacon dull-clear sides held ut 15,'._. ; 13 offered; no shoulders und clear rib sides in mar? ket. Sugar firmer-primo 9;*.?@1U. Mo? lasses-prime r55@&7; choice 60@G1. Others unchanged. BIG ! 100 Arab Shawls, OF NEWEST STYLE, AT We aro showing something ni w. ?it a "pr?t 1 wUltin Ute reach of a'.,'' in DRESS GOODS, rUUS, CLOAKS and NEEDLE WORKS. Dec 2:1 W. D. I.OVF. A CO. FITT1T1 JLMJLNJES av Courvoisurs and Alexandre Kid Gloves For Ladios. Renyier Dog Skin Gloves, For Gents, all colors and siz'.s. BES! KID GLOVES 1MB OUTED. With many otbor usoful and durable Goods, at LOWEST PRICKS. AV. T>. LOVE Si co., Columbia Hotel Building. W. D. LOVE, B. B. McCREERV. Dec 18 WM Du not attempt lo paeaihwGooteetico- ? ory Stor* of .-Mocara. DDBHEY CO., on Plain street, without ?topping in to admire (and purohaao, if yon deeire.) one of those magnificent Steeples. They have plain and Iced Cakes, in great variety; a complete as? sortment of Confectionery, etc.; and for the little folks, an endless variety of Toy?. Doo 18_ WTR HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED Mr. JOHN C. 8EEGER8 tho solo Agent for tho salo of our WHISKIES in Columbia, 8. C. JOHN GIBSON'S BON A CO. PHILADELPHIA, Novombcr 10. 1870. Deo 1 ANNUAL EEETING Or THE LADIES' INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION.-Mem? bers of tho Association, and thoso interested in the cause, are requested to attend tho An? nual Meeting of tho Association, FRIDAY, 23d instant, at half-past 3 o'clock, at tho De? pository ._ _B. E. LEVY. j^.-. CAN Ait v BIRDS.-Another lot o? 3WglCANARY BIRDS, jost reoeived and for ^Sfglaftle at tho POLLOCK HOUSE. SPECIAL ATTENTION given to tho col? lection of Commercial Paper, Interest on Stato and Railroad Bonds and ?stock?, and Conversion of State Securities, by Nov 23 Gmo D. QAMBBILL, Broker. STOCKS, BONDS ?ntl COUPONS bought and Bold by D. GAMI3RILL, Broker. NOT 23 Gmo_ OLD BANK. BILLS and MUTILATED CURRENCY bought and sold by Nov 23 limo_D. PAM blt I LL, Broker. MAT PRIVATE SALK, or will be sold the FIRST MO A DAY in January, at Ab? beville Court House, S. C., a largo and commodious HOUSE and LOT, in tho town of Cokesbury, Abbeville County, 8. C., with 25 acres of Laud adjoining. i HUMS-One-fourth cash; hu lan co in one, two, and three years. For particulars, inquire of Mr. A. Burt, Attorney at Law, Abbeville Court Hon AO, or Mrs. Blackwell, on tho promises, or to W. D. LOVE A CO., ! Dec 10 12 Columbia, S. C._ I vron CE.-Tim undersigned have formed a I Ll Co-partnership, amt will he known as E. \V. S El li ELS A Ct). Thov represent some of the best FI lt E and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES in the United StateB. Wo propuso to be general Land Agents, and will pell or purchase Real Estate anywhere in South Carolina, especially in Columbia. We will prosecute claims before the Legislature, and thu renewal of lost bonds or other papers. Person? wishing to sell or buy Real Estate will do well to communicate with us at Colum? bia. Wo have several handsome planes for salo. Office at Mike Boke'a Clothing Store. E. W. SEIBELS. Dec 2 J. lt. EZELL. Cokesbury School, #WILL CHRISTIE BENET, NEXT SESSION begins MON? DAY, Januarv lt?,1K71. FEES for Session: f 12.50, $20.00, (25.00, in advance. Dec 22 12 CHRISTMAS DAY! GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, GllF.KNVII.XR AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD Co., C?LUXMA, S. C., December 22, 1870. PASSENGEK TRAINS will run on this road on SUNDAY, the 25th instant, leaving Columbia, Greenville, Anderson and Abbe? ville, at the usuailbour for week-dav trains. JOHN H. MORE, General Superintendent. M. T. BARTLETT, General Ticket Agent. Dec 22 3 200 Fresh Country Butter. LBS. COUNTRY BUTTER, for eale by E HOPE. Florida Oranges and Lemons. Q 0BANOES aiul LEMONS, 0?\J\J\J fine order, for salo by Dec 22 _ E. HOPE. Christmas Goods. LEMONS, Oranges, Raisins, Fire Crackers, Citron, Almonds, Pecana, Walnuts. Filberts, Brazil Nuts, Choice Wines, Scotch Whiskey, Rye Whiskies, California Champagne, Otard Brandy. Jamai? ca Bum, Holland Gin, Ac, for sale at low ligures by J. & T. n. AGNEW. For Sale. A SMALL FARM, containing twenty live acrcB, more or less, lying between the Asylum and Charlotte, Columbia and Au? gusta Railroad,and opposite Upper Boundary street. Fifteen acree of this land is good Bottom Land. There is also on the premises a good DWELLING. I will sell the above de? scribed property for the low sum ni $1,(1110. Aiiy ono wishing to purchase can address Doe 21 JOHN' RYAN, Charlotte, N. C. KING SANTA CLAUS, AND HIS FOSTER IIKOTIIKR, KP?SS ISL^lxxSlo, WILL HOLD TU KI ll ANNUAL I.EVfcK AT MCKENZIE S SALOON, MAIN ST. SHOW ROOMS i To be open THIS DAY and continuo open I during tho week. As the authorized agent ol these celebrated eh ara ct i rc, 1 have laid in a , stock that cannot tail to ph ase both ol? I and j yonne, . Dre 'Ju 1 Fire Crackers, ? Kf\BOXES Gold Chop FIRE CRACKERS, . )\ 1 f o *ai.- l.,w E HoPE. Ctiristmao Books. BltYAN A dcCAUl'ER have just opened a mw stock nf HOLIDAY GlFP BOOKS rr o m London and New York. ALSO, Rosewood, Wainui and Mahogany WHITING I DKSKS. 1'orifolins, Toilet Hooks, Card Cases, I Pocket Knives, Gold Pens, Lotter Folders, Fancy Inkstands, Work Boxes, Ladies' Com? panions, 5 jioToou.tril Al.lifMS, Writing Al? bums, Stereoscopes and Views, Chess Men, Backgammon Boxe*, Croquet Boxes, of all prices. ALSO, Tho Brit ?sh and American Poet?, Prckctand Family BIRLES, Book? of COMMON PRAYER, all si/.-:s and styles ot binding; HYMN BOOKS, for i different Churches. ALSO, 8omo elegant CHROMOS and PICTURES, in neut frames. Dee 20 For Sale. rn-JP 25 HEAD of good SADDLE Ir^? ZSJD ANJ HARNESS HOUSES. ^T*f|_ FOUR MULE TEAM, with Wagon and Har? ness complete. Terms cash. Inquire of Decl3_ JOHN B. HUBBARD. Extra Cheese. -| AA BOXES Goshen. English Dairy and Xvii J Pine Applo CHEESE, for sale low. Oct 30 E. HOPE. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. . A LABOE LOT of fino Fruit, Bl'k Citron, Almond .nd Jelly Cakes, preparing for the festive times at MCKENZIE'S, Main street. AUO, Largo Minoe, Apule, Cranberry, Cocoanut, Toach and Plum Pies to order. ALSO, A largo assortment of Small Cakes, Puff, Pastry, Tarts, with Short Bread, with Carvios Out. Send your orders in limo to prevent dis? appointment. Dec 20 i Raffle! Raffle! AGREAT RAFFLE of CAKES will take place at DUHMEY A CO.'S, commenc? ing CHRISTMAS EVE. Call and examine the Cakes and secure Chances._ Dec 18 Champagne. 5CASE8 GOLDEN EAGLE, 5 cases RED CROSS, 1 cask Catawba WINE. These wines arc mado of the Seodling Grapes, and aro very delicious. Dec 7 _JOHN C. SEEOERS. THE MAMMOTH JEWELRY RAFFLE, GK DIERCKS', -?o IS to como off soon. All persons that VyX wish their CHANCES secured will please JKJfcnall and scttlo for thom. A few moro CHANCES to be had. G. DIERCKS. Dec M_ ONION SETS, AT Dec 17 G E. E. JACKSON'S. ID JSL. 3P . A LOT OF Fancy Articles, SUITAW.F. Foa PRESENTS, Will be sold at coet, at E. E. JACKSON S. Dre. 17 6 CARRIAGES. CvJFffiJP A COMPLETE assortment of two lt?fej5iy- and four-seat Passenger CARRI? AGES bas just boen received at tho Reposito? ry, corner Lady and Assembly streets. Tho tatest and moat stylish patterns bavo boen selected with care, from somo of - tho best builders in the country; and tho stock never hau been surpassed in design or finish by any offered herc. Prices moderato. _Dec 10 _W. K. GREENFIELD, Announcement ! WE are now in receipt of our fourth in? stalment of DRY GOODS this fall, complete in all departments, at the LOWEST PRICES OF THE DAY. Special attention ie called to our charming variety of FIRS, SHAWLS AND CLOAKS. Caroful inspect iou and comparison elosired. N. B.-Wo have on hand a few more of those. Ladies'SUITS, very natty. We have marked them down within the reach of all huyera. Call and look at them. We are also Agents for tho best Cotton Yarn and Eu thug. Merchants supplied at factory i?.os. PORTER & STEELE, Dec 2 Main street. I7VERY variety of FANCY and USEFUL li GOODS, from 10 cents to $50.00, now opeocd. Just received, a lot of GOOD CLOAKS, bought at half pi ice. Will bo sold as bought. AI.SO, A lot of FURS, to be sold without regard to cost. lt will be to your interest to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. C. F. JACKSON. GRAIN! GRAIN'. GRAIN! AV..J. WHIT.MIIIE, GREENVILLE, S. C., DEALER in GRAIN and COUNTRY PRO? DUCE or all kinds. Will i ay prompt attention to all orders entrusted t<> his care. This is a rare opportunity for Planters and others living along thc line ol' tin; Greenville and Columbia Railroad, to procure theil sun plies at first cost. I only ask a lair trial, and guarantee satisfaction. Nov 21 limo New Livery Stable. THE undersigned would announce to t he .citizens of Columbia, -." that thev have just opened a LIVERY STA B LE At ? lie kept tem? porarily at Stable ot Mr. LOCAN, and that thev will lie pleased to accommodate the oub? lie willi fine HultSES. CARRIAGES, BUG? GIES, .Ve. BOYCE A CO. W. ll. Boyer., C. H. PKTTKXQILL. Dec 10 Special Notice No. 2. THE Entire Stock of CLOTHING, GENT'S FURNISHING OOODS, HATS, CAI-S, VALISES, CA ar ET-BAOS, SDAWLS, ROUES, ETC., with a full lino of Water-Proof CIRCULARS, CAPES, OVER-COATSILEGCINS, AND CAPS, will bo sold from THIS DAY, AT COST FOR CASH. The Stock must be sold to closo up tho busi? ness. All wishing groat bargains, will Und it to their advantage to call at tho Storo of Ibo lato W. J. Hoke. M. HOKE. Sundries. AFRESH lot of MOUNTAIN APPLES, Buffs and Howards, primo Yellow Onions, received to-day. FINE APPLES, Cocoanuts, Ran anim, Oraiigea, Lemons, Malaga and Alme? ria Crapes constantly on band, at W. Di SCHOENBERG'S. Coruer Washington and Assembly streets. Auction BaloB^ 51 City Building Lots, at Auction. ON THURSDAY next, December 29, at balf paet 10 o'clock, I will offer for aale, bo fore tbe Court Honao in Colombia, 51 BUILDING LOTS, caoh of one quarter of an acre, in tho city, between Harden street and tbe Eastern boundary of the city, and between Laurel atroet and Upper street-be? ing part of the Latta property-near tho Charlotte Depot, and convenient to any part of the city. Tho terms will bo ono.third cash, and the balanco in equal inatalments of uno, two and three years, secured by bnnd and mortgage. No charge for titles, (except for stamps,) which will be made satisfactory. A plat of the Lands can bo seen at my of ftco, in Law Rango. The Lands are being staked off by anrvoyors, and can bo inspected after Saturday. W. S. MONTEITH. Dec 23 Public Sale, AT SALEM, 1Y. C., JA NUAR Y12.13 and 14. THE North-wostcra North Carolina Rail? road Company will sell, at public auc? tion, the remainder of their Grading and Ma? sonry Equipment, consisting of: 65 yoong, wull-broko Keutuoky MULES, 10 Carts and Harness, 5 Four-horeo Wagons and Harness, 2 Two-horse Wagons and Harneas, 2 Onc-horsn Wagons and Harness, 1 Express Wagon and Harness, 250 Whool-barrows, 25 Plows, Coulters and Harness, 4('0 Ames' Oast-ntoel Shovels, 10 Crowbars, 3 sets of Blacksmith Tools, 4 Derrioks and extra blocks. ALSO, A largo lot of Picks, Mattocks, Axes, solid Cast-steel Jumper, Hpawling and Hand Drill, Hammers, Churn and Jumper-drills, Grind? stones, Platform Scales, Pots, Ovens, Skillets, with a largo variety of other articles. Thc Mules aro tho choice out of 140 hoad, heretofore owned by tho Company, aa eaoh overseer was instructed to retain tho beat when previous sales were made. The .Mules will ho sold on tho first day of sale, and Carts, Wagons and Harness on the second day. Terms cash. E. BELO, President North-western N. C. R. R. Co. Dec 23 _ NEW STORE. .^r-wp^ap-* THE subscriber would rc /Op?r-nf-?t spcctfully inform his friends IWSBSSSBIIan(* customers that ho bau \\ /'^/^fPv re-established himself in the snaflfiBK GEN EBAL GROCERY BUSI? NESS, at hie old staud, (No. 199,) where ho will bo pleased to show and sell to purchasers a complete stock of now fanoy ana eubstan tial GOODS, carefully selected. Richardson street, first square South of old Market corner. ORLANDO Z. BATES. Dec 1 Brno At Heinitsh's Drug Store YOU CAN OIJTA?N The Best Articles AT LOWEST PRICES. LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. English Mustard, of warranted purity. Flavoring Extrada, all concentrated and of high flavor. Spices of every kind, pure. Ground Spices, puro. Russia Shred Isinglass. Coxa's Gelatine. Sea Moss Farina. Puro Arrow Root. Salad Oil, for dressings and table nae. Celery Seed, for flavoring. Puro Extract of Vanilla Beans. Puro Extract of Lemon, from the fruit. Fresh Vanilla Beans. Triple Distilled Rose Water. Pure Extract Calves Feet Jelly. Food for Infants. Broma, Cocoa, Corn Starch. Baking Powders, of superior purity and ex? cellence, and at less price than any other in tho market. E. H. HEINIT8H, Dec 18_Drnggist. MONTEITH & FIELDING, Auctioneers and Commission Merchants COLUMBIA, 3. C. WILL eive strict attention to sale of To? bacco and Country Produce. Dec 17 Novelties-Special Attractions. NOW opening and showing, tho largest and most elegant assortment of French and English FANCY GOODS ever brought to this market, selected especially for tho Hobdays. Elegant Perfumery, Colognes and Extracts, New and superior Toilet Soaps, Perfume Boxes, Toilet Boxes, Glove and Handkerchief Boxos, German, French and English Toilet Wators, Atkinson's Extract Whito Roses, Lubin's Perfumes, Extracts, Sachet, Low's new Periumcs and Extracts, Coudray'a Fashionable Cologne, Coudray's Lavender Water, German Farina Cologne, Superior Ray Rum, A largo and tine assortment of Hair Brush? es, 'Tooth Brushes, English and French Dressing Combs, Ivory Fine-tooth Combs. Elegant Pomade for tho Hair, Eau Lustral, Circassian Lustro, Cloth Blushes, Turkish Rubber, Turkish Towels, Tooth Picks, Elegant Soaps, thc largest assortment in tho city, A beautiful selection ol' Fancy Perfume Sachets. For sale bv Dec ls E. H." HEIN'ITSH, Druggist. Liquors and Cierars. BRA N D IES. -R H AN D EN BU RG FRERES, hs;)."?. James Hennessy, 1858 and 18G5. P?nol Castillon, lStJO. WISES-Moot A Cliandon's CHAMPAGNES. These all brands, being solo agent in South Carolina, and the Wines second to none. Sn mungs.-All grades, from common to tho finest AMON TILLADO. HOCK, WHITE AND CLAUET WISES.-Hoek hcimer, Landesheimcr, H't Sauternes, Latonr Blanch, St. Julien, La Hose, Nicrstonor, Mar cohrium, H't Bursae, (.'bateau Sauternes, Pontet Ba.net, Margaux, Grand Yin Chateaux, Lafitte and Latour, Vintage 1858. FINE WHISKIES, AC.-There are selected with great care, and comprise tho'finest known brands, whilst the stock of rectified goods, ! domestic GINS, KUM, Ac, arc offered at lowor rales. SCOTCH WHISKEY.- Real FEAT REEK, is of I my own importation, very superior. Cu; A us --LIVE 1 SDI AN, Figaro, Espanola, ! Palmetto, and other brands aro offered, oheico in qualitv and moderato in price. SMOKING TOBACCO in variety, and spe? cially Beloc ted with regard to quality; and, a word in your ear, thc best is always thocheap est.lin whatever ono eats, drinks or smokes. Dec 18 GEORGE HYMMER9. For Sale, Q ?*r\f\ ACRES of LAND in Barnwell, O.OUw on tho Edisto. . 750 ACHES in Kershaw-in lota to snit. HOUSE and LOT in Columbia-$12,000. 1 House in this city, $5,000. HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near the eitv-$3,000. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT, Attorney at Law and Real Estato Agent. Sept 25 _ ly New Raisins, Figs, Citron, &c ?t r\f\ WHOLE, half and quarter boxes 1UU now LAYER RAISINS and CITRON, 50 half drums Smyrna FIGS, English Walnuts, Pecans, Brazil Nuts and. Almonds, fresh and for salo low. Dec 13 EDWARD HOrE.