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Korolga Aflalm AHTWOBP, December 22.-The French prisoners confined here escaped. FLORENCE, December 24.-Signor Aa rezara, in Parliament, arged the imme? diato removal o? tbe capital to Borne. Signor Tosconilla argued against tho proposition. BERLIN, December 23.-Queen Au gasta has just made public the following from Ki UR William, dated at Versailles [NOTE.-The date is not given.| The French made a sortie in the direction of Staines and Bonrgot, prompted by a mistaken idea that the French army of relief was approaching. Many prisoners vere taken in the assault upon the Saxon position. The sortie was easily repulsed, and retreated toward Alonson. The truthfulness of the roport is doubted. BERLIN, December 24.-Seeing that the French Government sanctions breaches on the part of French soldiers, Prnesia. in considering the propriety of withdrawing certain privileges now ex? tended to Frcnoh prisoners of war in Germany. LONDON, December 24.-It is said Gambetta has announood to liomo a desire to.Jterminate tho concordat, in order to effect an entire separation of Church and State in Franco. The Post predicts for tho Prussians great hardships und loss during the winter, because tho Parisiana hftvo de? monstrated their ability to resist inde? finitely. Prince Napoleon recently visited Chan? gar-ni or. His proposition, relativo to the French crown, was instantly rejected. NEW YORK, December 25.-The World's special, dated Brussels, 24th, says yeaterduy tho first and second divi? sions of the army under Qon. Faidherbe, commanded by LaComtro and Davay, engaged tho Prussiuus, under Gen. Mauteuffel. Tho line of battle extended from Noyellos to Curbie. Tho third di? vision WUK at Noulac and tho reserve at Albert. Gen. Munteufiol was moving toward Albert in three columns, from Amiens, Chauncey and Lafero, when Faidherbe's troops met him and success? fully resisted his advance for seven hour?, without calling upou his reserves. Tho fight was resumed to day. The following is a summary of the baok news: King William reports Mau? teuffel gained a victory near Amiens, capturing 10,000 prisoners. No more fighting at Paris. A French naval expe? dition is organizing at Brest; destination unknown. It is estimated that 600,000 Germans are now in France. The Fenian convicts ia England have been liberated. NEW YORK, December 27.-Tho World has a cable despatch, dated Loudon, December 27, which says a despatch from Versailles, 23d, says a scheme to assassinate tho King, Von Moltke and Bismarck was discovered here a few days since. A number of strangers arrived in the city on Wednesday, when the gates were closed aud tho citizeus ordered to romuiu in their houses, on pain of death. Patrols then searched every place, and arrested 200 persons, of whom seventy wero armed with gum and pistols. FLORENCE, December 26.-Amadeus has started for Madrid. LONDON, December 27.-Tho latest advices from Versailles state that the forts continue to waste ammunition by ineffectual cannonading. ManteufTel con? tinues ia active pursuit of the army of the North. He captured some prisoners at Albert. The Belgian Civic Quard has been re-organized as tho Mobile Gnurd. Fight persons were killed by a railway accident, near Hatfield, this morning. LONDON, December 27.-Tho sinking of six English ships in the Seine by the Prussians, for the purpose of obstruct? ing navigation, has occasioned great in? dignation thronghout England. The British Consul at Rouen presented a for? mal protest to the Prussian commander. Mezieres has been surrounded by 15,000 Prussians. A siege is imminent. BORDEAUX, December 27.'-A despatch from Porter says 10,000 Prussians, with artillery, occupy Blois. They have in? discriminately pillaged publio and pri? vate h ou H CH. 20,000 Prussians are at Orleans, where the officers and privates are plundering. A despatch from Alen oon, dated the 25th, says the enemy evacuated Elbeuf and Bourg. No news from the army of the Loire. MAORI?, December 26.-Ri vero, Presi? dent of the Council, has resigned; Legesta temporarily succeeds him. BERLIN. December 27.-Bismarck urgos upon Switzerland tho better ob? servance cf neutrality. VIENNA, December 20.-Tho Official Press argues that as the neutralization of Luxemburg under a collective guar? antee has failed, the future of the Duchy is now open for thc consideration of the powers. LONDON, December 27.-The Standard, of to-day, in an editorial reviewing thu work of Dr. Francis Lieber on arbitra? tion, expresses tho opinion that in consi? dering tho political as well as tho legal aspects of tho question, a royal umpire is preferable to any faculty of law. BORDEUAX, December 27.-At a grand review of 20,000 National Guards, held hore on Monday, Cremeaux presented Hags to thu varions regiments, aud made a speech, in which ho assured tho sol? diers that tho Republic would save Franco. Tho officers and men wero all enthusiastic in their vivas for tho Repub? lic; and as they passed tho residouoe of thu American Consul, gave utterance to hearty demonstrations of friendship to tho Government and people of tho United States. A despatch from Susa announces that tho Alps were pierced through, yester? day, and that the workmen from both ends of the mountain tunnels joined in congratulation upon the completion of thu work. American Intelligence, CHARLESTON, December 25. -A rr i ved Steamship Sonth Carolina, New York. BiNAS?yiLx*. December 2L- At Sh ol by villo, Thursday, a Mr. Stahlmao, agentof the Southern Expresa Company, ?08 shot in the arm by W. H. Wisener, a eon of the late Radical candidate for Go? vernor Winnnnr th*T ?hoi Wal?ftCS, telegraph operator, when Wallace killed Wisener. The difficulty grew ont of a refusal of the express messenger to give Wisoner a receipt for money paid on C. O. D. package. SAN FRANCISCO, December 24.-The case of the Sheriff of Jookson County, indicted by tho Federal Grand Jury for violation of the fifteenth amendment, in collecting special tax from Chin?se minors, is to bo tried as soon as possible. Tho shiest counsel are employod. Tho result will largely affect iucomo of seve? ral mining companies, aud involves im? portant political questions. ST. LOUIS, December 26.-Then? aro indications of a speedy thaw, and tho opening of navigation. A number of persons have crossed the river on tho ico. LivERPoon, December 24-3 P. M. Cotton and breadatnfla quiet. Provi? sions easier. WASHINGTON, December 25.-A IIOBO carriage upset, and nu engine following, ran over four persons, killing two. H A it KI SON ?u no, VA., December 25. A large numbe? of tho principal business houses were burned this morning, be? tween 4 and 5 o'clock. Tho following were totally doatroyed: First National Bank, Weekly Enterprise office and the entire square on which tho American Rot?l stood. Tho opposito side of Main street was considerably damaged. Mr. Switzer and son were badly hurt. The loss is ?100,000, about halt insured. WASHINGTON, December 27.-Messrs. Lieb, of Tampa, Florida, George aud Andrews, of Syracuse, Now York, aud Bomstioti, of Washington, reported miss iug ut the Richmond fire, are safe. The diplomatic view of tho Parisian situation here, is that there seems no army outside capable of wrenching Paris from the besiegers, and Puris cannot, without assistance, break out. lt is approhended that tho scattered gallantry of the French will bo impotent against iuvaders. Cougressman Beck's daughter, recent? ly married to tho nephew of W. W. Cor? coran, died of typhoid fever. Tho President will not receive visitors during thc holidays. The United States steamer TonnesRCO is fitting up, to curry tho Sun Domingo commissioners, as soon ns the House passes tho bill. HAVERUIIOII, MASS , December 27. The woolen factory of tho Eddeu Com? pany was burned to day. Loss $150, 000. BOSTON. Dooember 27.-Charles Cur? tis' stables were burned to-duy, and several Bremen injured. CORNWAIJJ, CANADA, Decomber 27. Tho Cornwall woolen factory was burned to-day. 200 employees out of employ? ment. Loss 8300,000. PANAMA, December 21, pia Jamaica. Cuban Colonel Ryan arrived on tho steamship Ocean Queen, with arms and ammunition for Cuba. A largo uumber of Cubans are expected to join Ryan at Aspinwall. ST. LOUIS, December 27.-Dr. E. M. Powers wus arrested to-day for violating Mrs. Viola Hill. Mrs. Hill is represent? ed as a highly respectable lady, recently from tho South. She visited Powors' oflioe to obtain a subscriptiou to a new publication. W. W. Howard, from Nashville, Tenn., mysteriously disap? peared from the Southern Hotel. HAVANA, December 27.-Advices from Venezuela, to the 7th, state that the steamer Virgin returned to Puerto Ca? bello from Curacoa. It was rumored she was searched nt Curacoa by a Spanish war steamer, but nothing was fouud, her ammunition having previously boen dis? embarked, and part of tho crew dis? charged and sent to St. Thomas. Alvo rez, Cashier of Miguel Antonio Herre? ras, has absconded with 80;000 rials. Advices from Hayti, to the 7th, state that President Saget has amnestied all tho adherents of Salnave. ATLANTA, December 27.-The Radicals concede that Georgia is gone Democratic by 35,000 to 40,000. Thus far, only two Radical Senators elected-both colored. The Democrats have a majority in the Sonato and House. It is rumored that Gov. Bullock has leased tho State Road to the Central Georgia, South-western, Macon and Western, Brunswick, Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads, A. H. Stephens, B. H. Hill, J. E. Brown, H. H. Peters, Columbus Delauo, H. I. Kimball, and "tlwii'u /<-,?. in>/.n|n vAftPc tnr oor- finn r??r .... . .......j j ........ .is. v^tuuu month. Gov. Bullock gavo a supper at tho Kimball House. Columbus Delano and many other distinguished persons were present. RICHMOND, December 27.-Dr. B. R. Welford, a prominent physician, and fur many years Professor of Materia Medica iu tho Virginia Medical College, died this evening, aged seventy four. No further victims of tho Spotswood Hotel disaster aro known. Tho hotel and Express Company's safes have been recovered, in good cuudition. AUGUSTA, December 27.-Election re? turns come in slowly, but they confirm the election of Democrats io Congress from tho First, Third, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Distriets, with chances in favor of Lawton (Democrat) in tho Fourth. Tho vote is very close, so far os heard from. In tho Second District, tho ro? torua aro against Tiff, the late Demo? cratic incumbent, and in favor of White? ly (Republican.) Tho Legislaturo will bo largely Democratic-tho returns indi? cating heavier Democratic gains than expected. Both Republicans and De? mocrats charge frauds in tho election. Florida Oranges and Lemons. 3fW\A OUANGES and LEMONS, in ?UU\J fine order, for sale by l)*c.22 E. ROPE. Fresh Country Butter. OAA LBS. COUNTRY BUTTEE, for ea?c ?\ )\1 by E. nOPE. FiWAWCIAli AND COMHattCIAt. ' . COLUMBIA, S. O., De oom ber 28.-Salea nf cotton yesterday about 40 balea; very little offering-middling 13>?o. N?w YOBS, Docember 27-Noon. Stacks -uict. Qu.oiumuuio blo?ily ana very doli. State bonds steady, but dull. Gold eteady, at 10;?(3)10*?. Money 7 onrrenoy to gold. Sterling-long 9)6"; short 10. Flour 5@10o. better. Wheat lo. botter. Oom a shade firmer. Pork firm-new 20.00. Cotton quiet and weak; sales 1,500 bales-uploads 15J?. Freights firm. 7 P. M.-Cottou weak; sales 3,300 bales, at 15.%. Flour-Southern firmer; common to fair extra 6.10(316.50. Whis? key firmer, at 95<?@96. Wheat 2@3o. bettor-winter red und amber Western 2.46@2.48. Com l@2o. better-new 75@78; yellow Southern 80. Pork firmer-new 20.25($20.37>?; old 19.50. Lard steady-kettle 13. Money 7-cur? rency to gold, otoriiug quiet, at 9>B'@ 9%. Gold 10^@10??. Governments advanced S;. Southerns very dull. Tennessoos 03; now 62?*. Virginias 07; new 63. Louisianas 70; Jnow 64; levees 71; 8s 85. Alabamas 100; 5s 70. Geor? gias 81; 7s 91)g. North Carolinas 45; now 23?4. South Carolinas 84; new 66%. BALTIMORE, December 27.-Flour firm-family active; superfine Howard strcot 5 00(a>5.50. Wheat-choice scarce; other grades dull. Corn firm and steady. Pork 20.00. Shoulder? ll. Whiskey 93(2)94. Cottou dull-middlings 15,l.i; receipts 580; sales 300; stock 11,176. CINCINNATI, December 27.-Flour steady and in moderate denium!-family 5.30@5.50. Corn firm and scarce, at 52(353. Provisions buoyant and unset? tled, holders geuernlly not offeriug. Mess pork 19.00 offered, 20.00 asked. Lard in good demand-kettle 11/.? of? fered, HJ4 asked. Uncoil quiet and unchanged. Whiskey steady, at 87. LOUISVILLE, December 27.-Hagging quiet, at 25(?.2G. Provisions very firm. Mess pork li?.50. Shoulders 10#. Clear rib sides 12'... Clear sides 13. Lard linn, at 12. 'Whiskey 87. ST. LOUIS, December 27.-Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn steady. Whiskey 89. Hagging lower, at 27. Provisions ti rm. Muss pork 18.75(oil9.00. Lard firm-choice ll J ?. BOHTON, December 27.-Cotton dull middliug 15':;; receipts 5,945 bales; sales 350; stock 6.000. NORFOLK, December 27.-Cotton quiet -middling 14^(o>14'.,'; receipts 2,470 halos; Bales 100; stock 6,574. CHARLESTON, December 27.-Cotton quiet-middliugs 15; sales 400; receipts 1,039; exports 2.051; stock 32,886. AUGUSTA, December 27.-Cotton quiet, and prices a shade easier; sales 740 bales; receipts 1,700-middling 14Ca,14,1B'. SAVANNAH. December 27.-Cotton is quiet and firm-middlings 15; receipts past three days 3.509; exports 4,541; sales 500; stock 71,250. WILMINGTON, iJecember 27. -Cotton quiet-middlings 14>^; receipts 458; stook 1,100. MOBILE, December 27.-Cotton quiet and easy-middling 14l.i; receipts 5,581; exports 1,737; sales 4,000; stnek 668,68. NEW ORLEANS, December 27.-Cottou steudy and in firm demand-middlings U%@14%; receipts 20,001; sales 8,300; stock 198.329. GALVESTON, December 27.--Cotton euuier, owing to heavy receipts and good demand-good oidinary 12?4'; receipts 3,350; sales 2,450; stock 42,725. LONDON, December 27-Noon.-Con? sols 91 %. Bonds 8Fj?. LIVERPOOL, December 27-3 P. M. Cottou opened quiet, nud is now steady -uplandsS^H; Orleans8;s,?. For Sale. rrxJP 25 ll EAD of good SADDLE rfin auJ HARNESS HORSES- JffE FOUR MULE TEAM, with Wagon auduai ncHa complete. Terms cash. Inquire of DecJ3 _JOHN B. BURRAKI). Christmas Books. BRYAN A McCARTER havo just oponed a new Btock of HOLIDAY OlFT BOOKS ti om London and New York. ALSO, Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany WaiTiso DESKS, Portfolios, Toilot Books, Card Casos, Pocket Knives, Gold Pens, Lotter Folders, Fsncy Inkstands, Work Boxes, Ladies' Com? panions, PllOTOOBAril ALBUMS, Writing Al? bums, Stereoscopes and Views, Choss Men, Backgammon Boxes, Croquet Boxes, of all prices. Tho British and American Poets, Pocket and Family Him.KS, Rooks of COMMON PUAYF.II, all siZ'is and styles of binding; HYMN BOOKS, for diin.-ront Churches. ALSO, Some elegant Cimouos and PlCTUnEs, in neut frames. Dec 20 CARRIAGES. ?jCXJL A COMPLETE assortment of two Ss^^and four-seat Passenger CARRI? AGES hasjnst been received at tho Rcposito ry, corner Lady and Assembly strcots. Tho latest and most stylish patterns havo been seloctcd with care, from some of tho best builders iu tho country; and tho stock never has been surpassed in design or finish by any offered hero. Pricoa moderate. Dec 10 _W. K. GREENFIELD, Good Things. RAMSAY'S Islay Malt Scotch Whiskey. Sir Robert burnett's Old Tom Gin, Otard, Dupuy, Cognac Urandy, Duff Gordon's Palo Sherry, South-sido Madeira Wino. London Dock fort Wino. Hibbert's London Porter, McEwen's Scotch Alo. The above direct from the importers and warranted puro. For sale by EDWARD HOPE. Champagne. 5CASES GOLDEN EAGLE, 5 caBos REI) CROSS, 1 cask Catawba WINE. These wines aro mado of the Seedling Grapes, and aro verv delirious. Dec 7 . JOHN C SEEOERS. Triumphs of Science. TUE first bottle of Stanley's celebrated COUGH HY UUP was prepared hy Mr. lteinitsb, in 1818, for our distinguished fellow citizen, Captain W. R. Stanley, then on his way to Mexico. Tho marked success which followed its use, in curing a troublesome cough, with voaknoHs of thu lungs, has also marked it as a preparation worth having, for tho cure of all affections of tho lungs. Thou? sands now attest its worth, and to-day "Stan lev'ti Cough 8vrnp" enjoys a higher reputation than any other cough medinina known. Pre? pared only by E. H. HEINIT8H, Dec 14 f_Druggist. Epicures, call at POLLOCK'S. m i JB"or Sale. - fc A SMALL FARM, containing twenty, agtt?vu acree, more or lees, lying between tho I2E Asylum and Oharlotto, Columbia and An? gosta Hail rond, und opposite Upper Boundary street. Fifteen acres of thia Und fe good Bolton* Land. There is also un thu premises a good DWELLING. I will acll tho abo vu de? scribed property for the low aum ot $1,600. Any one wishing to purchase can address Af0 JOHN BYAN, Oharlotto. N. C. Jost Received. 10BBLS. FINE IRISH POTATOES. 10 bbl?. Now York Applee. 10 bb I A. New York Onion H. 4 bbls. Baltimore? Pearl Grist. 4 bbls. Baltimore (Joni Flour. 2 bbls Jersoy Herrings. For salo low. hy MONTEITH A FIELDING, Doo 23 Auctioneers and Cont. Merchants. Novelties-Special Attractions. NOW openiug and showing, tho iargoat and most elegant assortment of French and English FANCY GOODS eyer brought to this market, selected especially for tho Holidays. Elegant Por fume ry. Colognes and Extracts, New and superior Toilet ?Soaps, Perfumo Boxes, Toilet Boxes, Glovo and Handkerchief Boxos, German, French and English Toilet Waiora, Atkinson's Extract White Bosos, Lubin's Perfumes, Extracts, Bachot, Low's now Pertumes and Extracts, Coudray's Fashionable Cologno, Coudray's Lavender Water, Gorman Farina Cologne, Superior Bay Rum, A largo and lino assortment of Hair Brush? es, Tooth Brushes, English and French Drossing Combs, Ivorv Fiuc-tootb Combs, Elegant Pomadu for Ulta Hair, Eau Lustral, Circassian Lustre, Cloth Brushes, Turkish Rubber, Turkish To -vols, Tooth Picks, Elegant .Soaps, tho largest assortment in the city, A boautiful selection of Fancy Perfume Sachets. For salo by Dec IK _ K. H.* HKINITSH, Druggist. Liquors and Ci?ars. BRANDIES.-BRANDENBURG FRERES, 1835. James Hennessy, 1858 and 1?G5. 'met Castillon, 18?0. WINKS -Moot A Clmndou's CHAMPAGNES. These all brands, being sedo agent in South Carolina, and the Wines second to none. Bil BUM KS.-All grades, I rom common to tho finest AMONTILLADO. HOCK, WniTB ANO CLABBT WINES.-Hock heimur, Laudeshoiiner, H't San tomes, Latonr Blanch. St. Julien, La Ros?-, Nierstener, Mar cobrium, H't Barsac, Chateau Sauternes, Pontet Bannt, Margaux, Grand Yin Chateaux, Latitto and Latour, Vintage 185S. FINK WHISKIES, AC.-These aro selected with great caro, and comprise tho finest known brands, whilst tho stock of rectified goods, domestic GINS, RUM, Ac., are offered at lower rates. SCOTCH WHISKEY.-Real PEAT REEK, is of my own importation, very superior. CtUAtlS -LIVE INDIAN, Figaro. Espanola, Palmetto, and other brands aro tiffin ed, choice ' i quality and moderate in price. SMOK?NO TOBACCO in variety, and spe? cially soloeted with regard to quality; and, a word in your ear, tho best is alwavs the cheap est,jin whatever one eats, drinks or smokes. Dec 1H GEORGE SYMMERB. Thc Great Medical Discovery! Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS, Hundreds of Thousands o|j Dear testimony to their Wonder- ? PCT ful Curativo li fleets. ??<* WHAT ARE THEY?f=s E.? 5-o?o rf- ' X Mi:'' |w2 / \ sis Ctj; TiltCy ARE KOT A VILE <g?3 Is" M FANCY DRINK.Pl? j Made nf Poor Rum, Whiskey, Froor Spirits nnd Refuse Liquors doctored,spiced and sweetened tu picara tho tanto, called "Ton? ics,"" Appetizers," " Rentorcr*," AC, that lead thc tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but aro a true Medicine,made from thc Native Room and Htrbsof California, free from ntl Alcoholic Si lum Innis. Thoy arc thc iiItEAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE HIVING PRIN? CIPLE a perfect Renovator and Invlcorotor of thc System, carrying off all poisonous matter and restoring the blood to a healthy condition. No purxon eau take these mucra according to direc? tion and remain long unwell. For Inflammatory nnd Chronic Rheu? matism nnd (?out. Dyspepsia or ludi trehtloD, lil I iou H, Remittent and latcr inittrnt Fevers, Dlecnnee of tho Itlood, Liver, Kidneys, and ltladder, theso Hit? ter? h.ive been most successful. (Such DIs rnnes nre caused hy Vitiated Rlood, which I? generally produced l>y derangement of the Pit's! i ve O l'un M x. DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Headache. Tain in the Shoulder*, Coughs, Tight 111-44 <>r the Cheat, Wittiness, Sour Eructations er tin-Kt miarli, Dad lauta lu tho Month Bilious At? tar!.*, Palpitation of thc Heart, Inflammation of Hie Lungs, Pain In the renions of the Kidneys,and a hundred other painful symptom*, aro the off ? prtn;;* of Dyspepsia. They invigorate thc Stomach ami stimulate th? torpid liver and howe)*, which render them of un equalled efficacy In cleansing the blood of all Impurities, and Imparting new life and vigor to thu whole, system. FOR SK IN DISEASES. Eruptions/Tetter, Pali Rheum, Motehca, Spots, Pimples, Pustule*, poll*. Carbuncles, Ring-Worms, Hculd-llcod, Sore Kyes,Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs. Discolorations ol' the skin. Humor* and Diseases of tho skin, of Whatever name o: iiuliir.% nre literally du ; and carried out of r system tu a short time hy the nae of thc-v !'..tiers. One bottle In snell eso w ill convince the most Incredulous of their curative effects. Cleanse tho Vitiated Itlood whenever you find Us impurities bursting through thcsfclu In Pim? plos, Irruption* or Sores; cleanse ll when you lind it obst met cd and sluggish lu tho veins; cleanse il when il is foul, and your (eulinga will tell you when. Keep tba blood pure, and thu health of the system will follow. PIN, TA PE and other WORMS, lurking In thc system of so many thousand*. ure effectually destroyed and removed. For full directions, read carefully thc clrculur around each bottle. J. WAIKER, Proprietor. R. H. McDONAbD A CO., Druggists und (lon. Agents. Han Francisco, Cal,, and & and 31 Commerce Street. Now York. BOLD HY ALL DRUGOIHTS AND DEALERS Doo2t* |?H ly MONTEITH 6 FIELDING, Auctioneers and Commission Merchants con; Min A, s c. TTTTILL pivo atrict attontion to salo of To I YV hueco and Country Produce. Dec 17 Jfk-K Behool Notice. egLCBbfi HHS. S. S. MoOULLY will ro ^QgPSiopen her ?OHOOLon MONDAY, JgW&r January 2, at her reoldenco on +m\W Laorel street._Deo 25 FEMALE 8EHIIARY, Ciimden Street, Columbia. j$ft*>. THE exorcises of the aubeorib nJSmK ers School will ho reeumed on ^yjflSggMONDAY, January 2. Tho Hcho ^??H?jp'aetio yoar consists of ten mouths, dividod into two equal SOHB?OHB of ATO mooths each, torminating re? spectively on 15th Fobrnary and 15th July. Monthly payment!) required. Dec 25 2_W. MULLER. Jffa? School Notice. ^Uffl^T MUa- 8- O- GOODWYN will ro ^mK??P?" ucr School for ghin on thu Jd ^^^j^y of January. Cokesbury School, Jnk\\ WILL CHRISTIE BENET, fc?yMBig NEXT SESSION begins MON ^?BBffliDAY, January 1G, 1871. gStmr FEES for Session : $12 .50, $20.00, mmm^ $23.00, in advance. Dec 22 12_ King's Mountain Military School, TOURVILLE, S. C. jm*. THE First Session of tho School alfBk year of 1871 will bogin on tho 1st "T- J-i?S^TT "f February. ^iflPStf TEHMH.-"For School Expensen, ?. -Ww^"" Tuition, booka, Stationery, Ac., *afibl^ Boarding, Fuel, Lights and Wasti? ng. $135 in currency, per session of five nonths. For circulars containing full particulars, ipply to Coi. A COWARD. Doe lfifw Principal and Proprietor. Charlotte, Columbia & Aug'ta.R. R. Co., TKBASURRR'S OFFICK. COI.UMUIA, ?. C., December '20, 1870. ]1UE Coupons of this Company, duo un 1st . JANUARY next, will bo paid at the Sank >f Messrs. Scott, Son A Co., in thin city; at ifflue of Messrs. Cohen A Sons, iu Augusta; at first National Bank, of charlotte, or at Na ional Ciiy Bank, Now York. C. BOUKNIGUT, Dec 21 fG Superintendent. New Livery Stable. T n E undersigned I would announce to tho ,citizens of Columbia, that tho? have just ipoued a LIVERY STAHLE,^to bo kept tem lorarily at Stablo of Mr. Loo AN, and that hoy will ba pleased to accommodate tho pub? ic with fiuo HORSES. CAR KI A G ES, RUG? UES, Ac. BOYCE A CO. W. H. BOYLE, C. H. PETTE.SOIT.I.._ Dee 10_ Canned Goods. BLACKBERRIES, Green Corn, Cherries, Green Peas, Peaches, Pears, String Beans, Whortleberries, Tomatoes. All tho above at retail, for 25 cents per can. Vino, Condensed Milk, Salmon, Oysters, Lima (cans, Pino Apple, Sardines, Pickles, Catsups, kc. For salo at very lowest prices, hy Dee 15_J. A T. R. AGNEW. 25 Cents for Cotton. Jfc/TESSRS. L?RICK A LOWitANCE having ! LT_I_ purchased the right to manufacture ! lohn G. Ham's improved SEED and MANURE MIOPPEK, for Richland, would call thoatten ion of all farmers using fertilizers and ro? piest an examination ot this planter-tho jost and must perfect ever yet invented; hav ug taken tho premium at tho Georgia and Uabaiua State Fairs. The undersigned are inquired to furnish any quantity of PIOWB. lotion Planters and Plow Handles, at a low igure. Every vari?t v of Agricultural Implo nents on hand. L?IUCK A LOWRANCE. Dee 3 NEW STORE! THE subscriber would r i spectrally inform his friends laud old customers that ho has 're-established himself in tho . GENERAL GROCERY BUSI-1 OSS, at his old stand, (No. 11)9,) where be] rill be pleased to show and sell to purchasers i complete stock of new fancy and substau ial GOODS, carefully selected. Richardson street, lirst sqnaro South of old harket corner. ORLANDO '/.. BATES. Dec 1 ?Imo Ho for the Race! THE subscriber respectfully invites his friends ami public in i general to call and sen his stock of home-mado SADDLES and 'HARNESSES, which I can sell wenty-live nor cont, cheaper than any ??ortheru made goods, and will ehallengo any nnrchant in tho Smith for $1,000 to compare kith mo in home-made work. Nov 6 3mo_R. HANNAN, Main street. GRAIN ! "GRAIN ! GRAIN ! IV. J. WIHTMIRE, GltEENVILbE, S. C., DEALER in GRAIN and COUNTRY PRO? DUCE of all kindB. Will pay prompt ttention to all orders outrusted to his care. This is a raro opportunity for Planters and ithurs living along tho liuo of tho Greenville ,nd Columbia Railroad, to procuro theil sup ilies at tirst cost. I only ask a fair trial, and ;uarantoo satisfaction. " Nov 24 3mo For Sale, 5 flC\{\ ACRES of LAND in Barnwell, A/ on tho Ldiatn. 7.")0 AGUES in Kershaw- in lots to suit. HOUSE and LOT in Columbia - $12,000. 1 llouso in this city, $5,000. HOUSE and thirteen aeres LAND, near the itv- $3 000. Apply to JOHN KAL'SKKTT, Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent. Sept 25 " ly Sugar-Cured Hams. DAn CHOICE New York Sugar-Cured ?I/V/ HAMS. 100 choico Sew York Sugar-Cure 1 SHOUL )EHS. Just received and tor salo, at reducid ?rices, hv J. &.T. lt. AGNEW, Hardy Solomon & Co., HAVING entered into tho manufacturo of MUCK and QUARRYING of GltANITE, .ml purchased ol .Messrs. Wright A Vinn, one it their now patent Prick Machines, capable if turning out from 10.000 to O.l.OOU bricks per lay, aro now prepared to make contracts and urni.-h parties with any quantities of bricks lesired Apply to HAIIDY SOLOMON, at his tore, or at tho South Carolina Bank and FrnsH'ompany. _ Sept 3 New Raisins, Figs, Citron, &c i WHOLE, half and quarter boxes Ll JU now LAYER H A WINS and CITRON, 50 hair drntns Smyrna FIGS, English Walnuts, Pecans, Brazil Nats and Vlmonds, fresh and for salo low. Dec 13 EDWARD HOPE. A Desirable Store to Rent. raS STOKE ROOM, now occupied by MoBsrs. L?rick A Lowrance a? a hardware mil grocery establishment, is now offered for cut. This is a very desirable stand, situated m Main street in tho midst ot business, oppo ito tho Pnootix office. Inqniro of Oct 25 K H. HEINITRH, at Drug Store._ ?Seltzer Water on draft, ai POLLOCK'S. Valuable Real Estate, at Auction. M E. W. SE1BEL8 & CO. JAC?B LEVIN, AtJCTIONEFIl. WE will sell, without. recorve, on the et coud MONDAY (Otb) irt January, oommenoing ll o'clock, That really vahmb!? property, on which formerly stood tho "United States Hotel," at the corner of Richardson and Lady atreots, consisting of live Lot*, 25 feet 1 inch front each, on Main or Richardfton afreet, and run? ning hack 165. ALSO, Six Lota, fronting on Lady sffeot, 25 feel, more or leen, and running bael 184 foot 0 inches. Thia ia tho moat valuable property ever of? fered in tbia city, and la doalraolo, in ovary point or view, in location, and from the fact that the property ia unencumbered am) titloa perfect. Terme will bo atated by Anctioneoro at ?ale. Dec 24_ Desirable Real Estate. By D. C. PEIXOTTO &SOK, Auctioneers. ON TUE FIHST MONDAY in January next. 1871. at 10 o'clock, lu front of the Coori House, in thin citv, we will noll, All that LOT, with tho two-story BRICK BUILDING thereon, aituated on Richardson atroet, measuring thereon 52 feet, more or loaa, and running back 208 feet, more or leaa, bounded on the Westby Ricbardaon atreet; on the East by tho Hov. J. J. O'Connell; on the North by Richard Weam; on tho South by Rev. J. J. O'Connell. ALSO, All that Vacant LOT, adjoining the above, measuring 52 feet front, and running back 208 feet, moro or less, ho nu tied on tho North by Rev. J. J. O'Connell; on the Soutb by State of South Carolina; on tho West by Ricbardaen street; on tho Eaat by Rev. J. J. O'Connell. ALSO, All that LOT, with the Brick DweUing, where tho Hov. J. J. O'Connollnow resides, or. Sumter street, measuring thereon 104, and running back 208 feet, more or less, bounded on thu North by Itichard Weam, on tho South by State of South Carolina; on the Weat by Rov. J. J. O'Connell; on tho Eaat by Sumter street. Tanais OF SALK-Onu-half cash; balanco in twelve months, Becurcd by bond bearing inte? rest at seven ptr cent, per annum, and mort? gage of tho property. Buildings to bo insured and policy assigned. i Tho above property can bo treated for pre? vious to day of salo. Dec 9111417202327 Jl Three Desirable Cottages. By D. G. FEIX0TT0 & SOU, Auctioneers. ON tho FIRST MONDAY in January noxt, 1871, at 10 o'clock, in front of the Court ll ou HO iu thia city, we will soil, THREE DESI SABLE COTTAGES. Cottago No. l, at tho corner of Winn and Laurel atrcots, measuring on Laurel atroet 09 feet front, moro or leaa, and mooing back ou Winn atroet 208 feet, more or leaa. The above Cottago contains four fine rooms, ana all necessary ont-btiildinga upon tho lot. Cottago No. 2. West of the above, containa tho same number of rooms, and lot of the same dimensions, with all necessary out? buildings. Coitago No. 3, Weat of the abovo, contain? ing tho same number of rooma, and lot of tin; samo dimensions, with all necessary out? buildings, bounded on the Weet by eatate of Taylor. All of tho abovo Cottagea are bound? ed on tho North hy catato of Taylor. Tho abovo property can bo treated for pri? vately before the day of aalo. THUMS OFSALE.-One-half cash; balance in twelvo months, secured by bond, bearing in? terest at seven per cent, per annum, and mortgago of tho property-tho property to be insured and policy assigned. Dec 9,11,14,17 20.23,27,Jap 1_ 51 City Building Lots, at Auction. ON THURSDAY next, December 29, at half paet 10 o'clock, I will offer for aale, be foro thu Coui t Houao in Columbia, 51 BUILDING LOTS, each of ono quarter of an acre, in tho city, between Hardeu street ami tho Eastern boundary of the city, and between Laurel street anti Upper atreet-be? ing part of tho Latta property-near the Charlotta Depot, and convoment to any part of tho city. Tho terms will bo ono.third cash, and the balance in equal instalments of one, two and three years, secured by b"ud and mortgage. No chargo for titles, (except for stamps,! which will ho made satisfactory. A plat of tho Lands eau be seen at my of? fice, in Law Range. The Landa aro being nt shed o IV hv surveyors, and can be inspected after Saturday. W. S. MONTEITH. Dec 23 __ Public Sale, A T SA L EM, JV. C., JA A* ?A R Y12.13 and 14. MM HE North-western North Carolina Ito.il JL road Company will sell, at public auc? tion, tho re ni uinder of their Grading and Hc I Bonry Equipment, consisting of: 05 young, wcll-broko Kentucky MULES, ! 40 Carts and Harness, I 5 Fonr-borso Wagons and Harness, 2 Two-horse Wagons and Harness, 2 Ono-horso Wagons and Harneas, 1 Expross Wagon and HarncBB, 250 W boo l-b arrows, 25 Plows, Coulters and Harneas, 400 Ames' Cait-ntocl Shovels, .10 Crowbars, 3 acts of Blacksmith Toola, 4 Derricks and extra blocks. ALSO, A largo lot of Picks, Mattocks, Axea, solid Cast-steel Jumper, Spawling and Hand Drill, H mumers, Churn and Jumper-drills, Grind? stones, Platform Scales, Pots, Ovens, Skilleta, with a largo varioty of other articles. Thc Mutes aro the choico out of 140 head, heretofore owned by the Company, aa eaoh overseer was instructed to retain tho boat when previous sales wcro made. Tho Mules will bo sold on tho first ?av of sals, and Carts, Wagons and Harness on tho socond day. . Terms cash. E. BELO, President North-western N. C. R. R.Co. Deo 23 _ Dentistry. THE undersigned would in? form his friend and patrons that hu is prepared to exoouto scientifically and satisfactorily all operations ami work of whatsoever kind bis profession demands. T?u ms accommodating* Office over Messrs. Porter A Co."a Dry Gooda Store, on Main st'eel. Columbia, S. C. Oilieo boure fioui 9 a.m. to 1 p. m., and from 2 to 4 p. m. Nov 21? D. L. BOOZER, P. D. S. Carolina Manufacturing Company, HAVING openod a Brandi House in the city of Columbia, offur for salo the latest patented and best made STOVES; ?tho most iraprovod patterns and regu? lar sizes or all kinda of TIN-WARE, and everything in theso part mular lines, with commence of thoir merit. GUTTERING, ROOFING and all kinda ot job work dono with despatch, by superior workmen. Plnmhing, in all itt brauchen, ox < ruted, if you want Water carried to alt convenient points about your premiara, we will do your work at auoh priesa as will enable, all to afford it. Tho publie aro invited to call. Storo in Ehrlich's Building, four doora below Bryce's oornor. _Anq 181 Extra Cheese. I ?\?\ BOXES Goshen. English Dairy and II M t Pino Apple CUEESE, lor sale low. Oct 80 E HOPE. City Currency witt be Taken "N pavment for Goods at . Nov ll HARPY SOLOMON'S,