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.-. ? ? Foreign Affairai VKBSAILLES, January 13.-Ia the bat? tle near Lemana the Germans captured twelve guns and 1,800 prisoners. Gam? betta was present at the begiauing of the fight, but saved himself by flight. LONDON, January 14.-Advices from the army investing Paris up to Thursday state that ou that day the bombardment of the fortified town of Perrone was re? garded as very important in military cir? cler, as it secures the line of the advance for tho German roiuforconfeuts. The Germans have raised the siege of Givet, on the Belgian border, and they entered Lemana at noon on Thursday, and were simultaneously successful at Corneille.. The conference of the great powers is summoned to meet in this city on Tues? day. Bismarck's reply to Luxembourg has been made publio, aud tho tone of it is re-assuring. The Count proposes to the Duchy to appoint a German Consul as mediator. The parser and four passengers of the steamer City of Brooklyn, who landed nt Grimsky from the steamer At Havre, are confident of the Brooklyn's Bafety. The Bhips Caliope and Crescent col? lided a day or two sinoe in the Mersey, and both were sunk. Advices from the army of the E ?si state that the Germans have evaoaated the town of Yesone. Advices from thc army of the North aro to tho effect thal Faidherbe his been summoned to tlu command?t the fortifications of Perrone, to appear before a court-martial, for ca pitnlatiog. The Prussians, numbering 2,000, were attaoked by -& force of 1,001 Mobiles, on Friday, at Bourneville, ueai Havre. The Frouch fought well, bul were compelled to retire. LONDON, January 14.-Causey ralli?e his disordered troops near Lomans, anc is retreating in good order. The Duk< of Mecklenburg telegraphs the Duches as follows: "Wo advanced to-day Nortl of Lehmans, without fighting. Ou vanguard has crossed thc Santho. Par of the army of the Loire is retreating oi Alleuoon, and tho rest towards Laval." LONDON, January 14.-A dca pat cl from Pruntut, ou the 13th, reports se yere fighting all that day between Hoi roncourt and Croix, iu tho departinen of Hante-Saon, which had not ceased a n late hour in tho evening. Result un known. Largo reinforcements are COUJ ing from tho North to tho German arm of tho East. A despatch from Havr says there is constant skirmishing nen that city. Tho Prussians uro turnin the left wing of Gen. Faiduerbo's arm and menacing Canbria. LONDON, January 15-3 A. M.-A d< spatoh from Versailles, on tho night e the 13th, says vigorous sorties were mail by the garrison of Paris in three sever directions. Tho Frouch .simultaneous! advanced against tho Prussian guan near Lebourgeb and Drancy, North-eai of Paris, against, tho eleventh * Germ? corps, near Meudou, South-west < Paris, and against the second Bavaria corps, near Clamart, also to thc South < the city. The fighting in each instsm was spirited, but resulted everywhere i the defeat of tho French, who, repulse at all points, retreated rapidly with their works-a portion of them in gre disorder. LONDON, January 15.-A corresponi ent, writing from Versailles, ou tho 12t says: From half-past 1 to 5, yesterda the bombardment continued vigorousl with a few intermissions of ten and twe ty-five minutes, respectively. The d struobion of Fort Issy Is virtually accoi plished. Fort Mont Rouge is breach so completely from Palet, near Secan a spectator can seo right through to t enciente. - The barracks are utter barned down. The French were yest? day engaged in bringing troops acre the railway from the river. Tho Gauc bridge near Bas Meution, while crowd with men, was struck with shells, a broke down, precipitating the soldic from au immense height, crushing thc to death. At 4 P. M. the heaviest uri yet known was going on, directed mair against Mont Rouge. Tho bombai meat was absolutely increasing for twel honrp. Gen. Von Moltko narrowly caped. He was returning from a vi to the Western batteries, when a sh burst close to his carriage, covering hi self and aid-de-camp with mud, ice a frozen dirt. The French dash made the old breastworks resulted in tho ci ture of one officer aud twenty men of 1 sixth Bavarian infantry. A despa' from Versailles states that Prince Fre rick Charles announces that Chnuse army is broken up, disorganized aud treating in three different elirectio 20,000 prisonors were taken. Tho bal was a decisivo victory for the Prussi and a arushing defeat for the French. LONDON, January IC-Chansey's ar has becu ro-orgauizeel auel is abou resume operations. Official advi from Paris say tho bombardment c tinned throughout the night, a shell 1 iug overy minuto iu Saint Surplice qi ter. Forts Issy, Vonores and M Rouge cannonaded with great vigor, flicting great damage upon the Prusi fortifications and caused a slnckcninj their fire. Fort Nogeut and tho viii of Foutenay, in tho bend of tho Mai sustained tho bombardment without rious damage. Versailles despatches the bombardment of Paris was contin on tho 14th. Forts Issy, Vonores Mont Rouge were silent. Arrived out, tho steamer City of Hr lyn, under sail. American Intelligence. HAVANA, January 15.-The He landed her cargo near Manati. Spaniards arriving shortly ofter, tared the cargo, killed several of th pedibiouists, and pursued others. Hornet put to sea. MEMPHIS, January 1G.-The ste McGill, from St. Louis for New leans, WAH burne J at Shoo Fly bar. weather ix intensely cold. Many escapee! tl-owning were frozen. Fi persons ore certainly lost, including the captain, the first cook, two ohildreu and three women. No South-eastern names among the lost or saved. NEW YORK, Jannary 16.-An arrival reports that the steamship Manhattan, hence for Charleston, collided with a schooner twenty miles North-east from Barnegat. The Manhattan continued her voyage, apparently uninjured. A Meraki special, dated London, the 11th, says Priuco de Joinville, just from France, reports Gambetta declining his services, either as an officer or a private, and ordered him to leave France. The Duke de Chartres is in France incognito. Tysot, tho Fronoh charge d'affuirs at London, with several leading imperial? ists, have joined the Orleanists. WASHINGTON, January 16.-The Poto? mac is clear. No ice running. Fred. Douglass, Jr., colored, goes as assistant secretary to tho Dominican Commission. The Sonate w considering pensions and post office laws. In the House, the credentials of tho Georgia members were presented, but under a motion to refer, went over uutil after the morning hour. Thc Judiciary Committee of the House considered McGarrahan. Wilson, Commissiouor of the Laud Office, was before them. Ho was controlled, he intimates, in some doubtful certifications, by Secretary Cox. In conneotion with a recent statement, published in a New York paper, that the life of Col. Kersyzunowski, Assessor of the Internal Revenue of Georgia, was threatened, in Savannah, Col. Kersyza uowski telegraphs tho following to the Mayor of Savannah: I have not made any statement to the reporter of the Herald, or nny other paper, ns beiug notified by you ot my uusafety in Sa? vannah, tho wholo matteras to your city being invented. The Secretary of the Treasury writes to the Committeo ou banking and Cur roney, asking them to frame a law au thoriziug him to reprint tho tens and twenties of the National Bank notes, on account of tho many cDunterfeits of these denominations. The Dominican expedition starts on Wednesday aud returns in the middle of March. lu the House, many bills were intro? duced for reference, including some for the removal of disabilities. Also, a bill prescribing an oath of office for persons implicated in rebellion but not excluded by the fourteenth amendmeut. Messrs. Youug, Price, Bethune aud Long, the last colored, claiming seats from Geor gin, vero sworn in. A bill for the Ai Liuc Railroad, hence to New York, was iutroduced. The oeeau telegraph bill passed. It provides certain condition upon which any company complying therewith may lay cables. It grants no subsidies or special privileges. Ad journed. In tho Senate, Trumbull endeavored to have tho Senate pass au amnesty bill instead of pieco-meal rolief. A bill was iutroduced to cede back to Ohio Dayton Asylum for disabled soldiers. NEW ORLEANS, January 16.-Van Ea? ton has been imprisoned, and is await? ing a requisition from New York. He applied for habeas corpus, without effect. Suit has been entered against Myra Clarke Gaines for ?127,000, as lawyers' fees. The decision of the Supreme Court of the State will quiet tho title of the heirs of R. D. Shepperd's estate, amounting to $2,000,000. ROME, GA., January 1G.-A. B. S. Mosely, Jr., editor and propriotor of the Rome Daily, was married, last night, to Miss M. P. Swain, authoress aud litera? ry editress of the Rome Weekly. RALEIGH, N. C., January 16.-Tho General Assembly met to-day-a quorum in both Houses. Tho high oourt of impeaohmeut will organize on the 23d, to try Governor W. W. Holden. WILMINGTON, N. C., January 16.-The second single number drawing of thc North Carolina Beneficial Association took place in the theatre to-day. The following numbers drew the principal prizes: No. 9,231, ?5,000; No. 360, 82,500; No. 6,853, $2,500; No. 7,590, 82,000; No. 9,727, $2,000; No. 6,489, 81,000; No. 5,198, 81,000. Sinco the invention of tho immense cases in which ladies' wardrobes are transported, all the smali railroads aro calling themselves "GrandTrunkLino." lt having becomo a custom in business, now and thou, to givo soinolking, or, in other words, to sell nearly, if not quite, without pro lit, thc usual favor will be extended to tho pa? trons of tho "IudiauGirl" CIGAR STORE, for this weok. Fiuo Cigars will bo sold so cheap that everybody eau ?mff a good one. Jan 15 C THOM AS J. LaMOTTE, nOl'AUV WU Lie, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER, has re? moved bis ofiice from No. 1 Law Rango to the oflico recently occupiod by Messrs. Wallace & Green, Attorneys at Law,opposito thc Colum? bia Ice House. Jan 15 Imo WE HAVE THIS DAV APPOINTED Mr. JOHN C. SEEGERS the solo Agent for the Bale ot our WHISKIES in Columbia, S. C." JOHN GIBSON'S SON & CO. Piiti.ADKi.pniA, November 19, 1870. Deel ,Jr- CAM AK Y BIRDS.-Tho undersigned yVRhas just received another lot of ?iiu !?Sfc??ANAKlES-male as well as f.:ma!e T?^>irds. T. M. POLLOCK. tani_ RKMOVAii.-! have removed my SCHOOL to tho houso formerly occupied as a Furniture Room by ?.\Ir. Rowors, on Camden street Tho duties of my School were re? sumed on MONDAY, January 2. .Tan 14 :i* MUS. S. C. GOODWYN. WANTED-To rent or purchase, a COTTAGE, with three or four rooms. ALSO, VACANT LOT, of one-quarter acre, near Court Holme. Applv to Jan 8 MONTEITH .V FIELDING. WANTED.-A SITUATION, by which an honest living can be obtained. No pre fcrnncc as to kind nf business. Address J. S., I'liusNix office. Jan 17 J2 PIM AHOI Al. ANO COMMERCIAL. COLUMBIA, S. G., January 17.--Sales of cotton, yesterday, 100 bales-middling 18>^@18^o. LONDON-, January 16-Noon.-Console 92%. Bonds 90,%. LIVERPOOL, January 1(3-Noon.-Cot? ton firm-uplands 8; Orleaus 8'4 ; sales 12,000 bales. Nsw YORE, January 16-Noon. Flour a sbade better. Wheat firmer. Corn scarce bat very firm. Pork un? changed-mess 2i.00?21.50. Cotton quiet-uplands 15J.<; Orleans 16; sales 4,000 bales. Lard steady-steam 12)<(3) 12%. Freights steady. Stocks quiet and unchanged. State bonds dull and heavy. Governments steady but dull. Gold weak-opened atl0J?; now 10}-.<. Money easy, at 6(cr)7. Exchange-long 9,iii; short 9%. 7 P. M.-Money active, at 7-cur? rency to gold. Sterling 9M@9}.{. Gold 10>?(3)10%. Governments steady. 62a 9>?. Southerns dull and heavy.* Ton ncssees 63>4- Virginias 66; now 61. Louisianas 65; new 60; levees 70; 8s 80. Alabamas 95; 5s G9. Georgias 79; 7s 88>?. North Carolinas 45; new 22. South Carolinas 80; new ?l>?. Cotton quiet and steady, with sales of 5.90G bales, at 15^. Flour-Southern firmer; common to good extra 6.40@G.80; good to choice 0.85@8.35. Whiskey firmer, at 93@94. Wheat firmer-winter red and amber Western i.49@1.53. Corn 2@3o. botter-new 81<3>83. Pork de cidedly firm-new 22.00(^22.25; oit 20.50(tf}2l.00. Beef active and tirtn plan 11(3111)4; extra 15@18. Lard t shade firmer-kettle 13. Freights active -cotton, steam, %; flour 3. BALTIMORE, January 16.-Flour netiv? und advauced 25c. ; the demand fo: shipping grados exceeds tho supply which is steady and unchanged. Corn white 82; yellow 78. Pork firmer, a 21.50. Bacon firm-shoulders 10. Lan 13. Whiskey 91(r?92. Cotton in gooi demand and prices advauced-middliu) 15; receipts 770 bales; sales 35U; stool 12,004. CINCINNATI, January 16.-Flour fi rn and scarce-family 6.00. Corn dull am drooping, at 50(Wj52. Provisions buoy nut and uusettled; stock withdrawn fo higher prices. Mess pork 21.00. Lari held at 12@12)?. Bacon not offered t any extent-shoulders 9;?,j ; sidos HLVo 12; hams 15!?@16. Whiskey advancing at 87. LOUISVILLE, Jaunary 1G.-Flou steady, at 5.25. Corn unchanged. Pr?, visions buoyant. Mess pork 21.01 Shoulders 9}? ; clour sides 12. Wliiskc quiet, at 86. CHARLESTON, Jun nary 16.-Co ito firmer-middling 143.,'(all5; receipl 1,683 bales; sale? 500; stock 36,999. SAVANNAH, January 16.-Cotton i good demand and prices advanced middling Ll?^; receipts 4,70) bale Bales 2,900; stock 77,575. BOSTON, January 16.-Cotton qui and firm-middliug 15%'; receipts 91 bales; sales 200; stock 6.500. WILMINGTON, January 16. - Cottc quiet-middling 14; receipts S50 bule sales 150; stock 2,3lJ0. GALVESTON, Januarj' 16.-Cotton fin middling 14)4 @14%; receipts 1,6; bales; sales 1,000; stock 60,337. MOBILE, January 16.-Cotton firm middling 14J.? @14?4 ; receipts 4,0; bules; sales 2,200; stock 59,407. AUGUSTA, January 16.-Cotton open in fuir demand, at 14}? for middliu but closed at 14 J.;? 14%; sales 8G0 bait receipts 1,000. NEW.ORLEANS, January " 16.-Goth iu fair demand and prices advanced middling 14J8'(?i,15; receipts 7.S78 bah Bales 6,400; stock 196,822. Flour-lo er grades scarce; superfine held at 5.1 double 6.00; treble 6.25. Corn scarce white 73. Pork firm, at 22.00. Bacon idear rib 12; clear 13; sngar-cured hai 18@19. Lurd firm-tierce 12}?@13 Sugar firm-fair 7)^(tt8; prime 9, Molasses-common 35(n,40; primo 5(J 53; choice 59@60. Whiskey 1.05 1.07. Coffeo-primo 15)?@15>?. NORFOLK, January 16.-Cotton firm low middling 14%; receipts 2,674 bal sales 150; stock 9,695. OLO BAN?: BILLS nntl MUTILAT] CURRENCY bought and sold by Nov 2.1 Gmo _p. GAMBRILL, Broke] NOTT CK-Tho subscribe!x having tr the "CREDIT SYSTEM" for the last th years, have found it to bo a hising busini and have come to the conclusion to adopt exclusively '"CASU SYSTEM" from thia di They would also call upon all indebted thom to come up to tim "Captain's Omeo" : nettle. CAMPBELL i JONE! Jan 1 NOTl'JE,-?T? indebted io the undortig by Note, Lien, Dook Account, or otl wise, will make settlement of tho ?ame bei tho FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY next savo costs. E. A O. D. HOPI Jan ti _ EDWARD HOPE. OOO," "lUSTTKIt," ?BKST."_: \jC brands Smoking Tobacco, to ba tained at tho POLLOCK HOUS! ^gj^ NOTICE-I Htill continue to TRW REPAIR CLOCKS, JEWELRY,^ C Hi Umbrellas, FanB, Lamps, aud^ j^dnakalmost any broken article. 1 also bang Bells, mount Walking Ga sharpen Saws, Scissors, Knives, Razors, 1 ceta, otc. All work done by mo warran nnless specially excepted. Old Cmbre Parasols, etc., rccoivod in payment work. J. E. LUMSDEN, Jan 8 Corner Lady and Assembly stree MTO "UK NT.-A DWELLING HOI situated on corner of Senato and Sr ter street-. Also, a PIANO. App E. W. SEIBELS A- CO. Jan 5 At Hoke's sro No TICK.-rire undersigned have torn Co-partnership, and will ho know E. W. 8E?BELS A CO. They represent i of tho host FIRE and LIFE INSU RA COMPANIES in the United States. Wo propose to bo general Land Agents will sell or purchase Real Estate auywho South Carolina, especially in Columbia, will prosecute claims before the Legisla and the renewal of lost bonds or other pa Persons wishing to sell or buy Real E will do weil to communicate with us at C< bia. We have several handsome place sale. O?ico at Miko 1 luke's Clothing Sto E. WI 8EIBE p. c_2 _J. B.E/ELl,. Sl'ICl lAL ATTUNTIOa given to lb lectiou of Commercial Paper, lin ou State ami Railroad Bonds and Stockt Conven-ion of Stato Securities, bv Nov 2:1 Gmo r CAMBIUM., Bro] THE BEBT ON THE ROAD. G. G. GRADY'S American Circus! WITH attractions, in point ot merit, far Bupcrior to any over -presented in tho Arena. Nothing but first-class Artists in every department. Each and every ono a Btar in tho profo.iBion. Every detail portee*. Tho beat hiders! Tho beat Loaporsl The boat Gymnasts! The boat Four Clowns! and BEST SHOW IN THE COUNTRY! Placed boforo tho pnblio in thc boat possible style, giving tho manses an opportunity of witnessing a real First-class American Circus, in all itn pr?stina splendor. VIUL.A LR CORPS D'ARKtVAt E. W. PERRY, tho celobrated Two and Fonr ? Horse Hider! THE CELEBRATED PERRY FAMILY 1 Baby Julia, Mian Minnie Perry. And MUS. O. GRADY will iutrnduce at each entertainment ber wonderfully educated blind Marc, "Lady Wild Firo." Tho MILLER BR?THERS, the renowned Trapeze Performers, Tumblers and Leapers. The BELMONT BROTHERS, from tho Hip? podrome der Koenig, Berlin, Prussia, Cham? pion Tumblers of thc World, and tho original "Arabian Brothers." Mr. CHAS. COVELLI, Character Eques? trian, an tho Wild Cnmancbo Indian, t?hip wrocked Sailor. Old Spivens, Peto Jenkins, .Vc. Master FRANK MORGAN, tho wonderful Piniesti ian, Tumbler and Acrobat. Master GEORGE ANDREWS, tho groat Contortionist, or India Rubber Boy. DON PEDRO MAR I INEZ, the Champion Juggler of America. Kt)fie CHEAT CLOWNS. G. G. GRADY, tho World's Greatest Jester. CHAS COVELLI, a Satirical Humorist. C. T. HOWARD, Second Clown and Come? dian. EUGENE MARTINEZ, Trick Clown. PORTE FAUST, Negro Clown. This Mammoth Circus will give two of its Grand Performances, afternoon und evening at COLUMPIA, S. C., Saturday, January 2?. Doors open at 1 and 7 P. M. Performances commence at 2A and 8 P. M. Admission, 75 conts; Children under tell years of agc,GU ennis. Will exhibit in Yorkville, January 19; Ches? ter, January '20; Spartanburg, January 23; Utiionville, January 24; Nowborry, January 2">. Jan 17 5 Situation as Teacher Wanted. AYOUNG LADY, who bas experience in Teaching, is familiar with tho English Bruucbos, and bas some knowledge of Music, Drawing and Painting, desires a situation as TEACH EU, in a school or kn R respectable family, either in or out of town. The best of j references given. Apoly at this Ollico, or to W. J. Laval. _ Jan ll Wanted, A TEACHER, to tako charge of the Lces x\. ville Academy. Must be competent to teach Latin and Greek, if required. Address D. D. MITCHELL, Trusteo, Jan 13 6* Leesville, H. C. Dry Goods Cheap for Cash. I will sell my stock of Dry Goods and Fancy Articles at greatly reduced prices for the next thirty days. _CF. JACKSON. 25 Cents for Cotton. MESSRS. L?RICK & LOWRANCE haviuj. purchased tho right to manufacturo John G. Ham's improved SEED and MANURE DROPPER, for Richland, would call tho atten? tion of all farmers using fertilizers and re? quest au examination of this planter-the bestand moat perfect ever jet invented; hav? ing taken tho premium at tko Georgia and Alabama Stato Fairs. Thc undersigned are prepared to furnish any quantity of Plows, Cotton Planters and Plow Handles, at a low figuro. Every varietv of Agricultural Imple? ments on band. L?RICK & LOWRANCE. Deo 8_ STOCK TAKING 4ST FEBRUARY, l?fi. WE PROPOSE TO CLOSE OUT LA BO G LINES ci' DRY GOODS .ruts MONTH, At Ruinous Prices. XV. I>. LOVE it < <?.. Colambiu Hotel Building. W. D. Lo vi:, IL D. MCCBEERY Jan 7 Jost Received l-W^ FORTY head of very ano young ?wai Kontucky MULES, many of which aro JE25?woll brokoto harnooe. .apply at Ohne. Logan's Stablos, corner Assembly and Sonate stroots. W. 8. & J. M. TALBOTT. Jan 15_;_ House and Lot for Sale, MCORNER Richland and Assembly s tr oe ts, low for cash. ALSO, A small FARM, Bcveu acres, moro or less, on uppor Boundary street, boundod on East by lands of Col. Wm. Wallace, North by J. M. Crawford, South by Boundary stroot. For farthor Particulars, inquiro of Jan IC_O. P. HORE. Pomaria Nurseries. - A,>* THE largest and most varied VSwiv? "stock of Southern acclimated 4?9^FHUIT TREES, adapted to our -9BB^MW& soil and climato, consisting of ^Apples, Tcachos, Boars, Plums, Apricots and Nectarines, from tho earliest to the latest; Cherries, Quinces, Figs, Hazle Nuts, English Walnuts and Spanish Chest? nuts, several tino varieties; Orapo Vines, cm bracing choice table kinds; Strawberries and Raspberries, Evergreens in great variety, for ornament and for cemetoriea; Rosee-all tho boat; Dahlias, Gladiolas, Lillies, Ac; Orna? mental Flowering Shrubs, Asparagus and Horso Radish Roots, Osage Orange and Ma? cartney ROGO, for hedges. Persons wishing, will please apply direct to tho propriotor. WM. SUMMER, ' Jan ll }lmo Pomaria, 8. C. Boarding and Day Schcol, nv THE MISSES MANI G AULT, YO UK VILLE, S. C. TUE next session of this School .^Tjfe. will commence on tho FIRST OF JtfgBwFKBRUARY, 1871. MJM wE Terms per Session of Twenty l^Hr Weeks, payahlo one-half in iu? ?guS^ vaneo and half in thc middle of tho Boasion: Tuition in English, and Board, includ? ing Washiug, Fuel and Lights_$105 00 Languages. 10 00 Instrumental Music. 25 00 Vocal Music. 25 00 For further particulars, address MIS'.l JULIA MANIGAULT, Jan 6 ftu8_Yorkvillo, 8. C. Valuable Heal ?B tate for Sale. MTHE undersigned offers for sale TEN COTTAGES, containing from two to ten Room*, with necessary grounds; also, two VACANT LOTS. Terms reasonable Apply to JOSEPH TAYLOR. Jan 7 H2_ THE MANSION HOUSE, A FIRST CLASS HOTEL PHOPEHTT, IN O UK KN V 11,1.1"., S. C., FOR SALE OR LEASE. 4 J^i"^r\ THE above largo and splen Aj3|^-S did HOTEL, long and favora fwlT^rjfr'i Ji 11 lv known to visitors through ii* WWI ri n't the country as a FIRST CLASS HOTEL, is now offered for salo. Tho House is a throe and four-story brick build? ing. It bas upwards of seventy Sleeping Kooma, all neatly furnished. Elegant Par? lors, Bar and liilliurd-Rooius. leo Houso now lilied with ice; also, a fino Store connected with it. OM thc lot is a large Vegetablo Gar? den, several out-buildings, Stables, .Ve. It is the only Hotel in Greenville, and is lighted willi Gas. Terms of sale made easy. If not sold soon, Ibo Hotel will bc leased for a terni of yours. Lessee to purchase furniture. RnFBnENOB-Frederick Hush, Esq., Presi? dent of G reen ville and Columbia Railroad, Columbia, S. C. Apply to S. SWANDALE, Proprietor, Greenville, S. C., Or E. W. SKIBELS ?c Co., Columbia, S. C. Jan 12 _{0 Agricultural and Garden Seed Store. AFULL supply of SEEDS, of cvory variety, all warranted of thc best quality and approved kinds, and known to be good. EXTRA EARLY PEAS. Onion Sets, red and white. Extra Karly Beets, and all other kinds. ALSO, Grass Seeds, Orchard Grass. Clover and Timothy Herd. Scuds sold at low prices. Call at Jan 14 i HEINITSH'S DltUQ BTORE. Carolina House. CASH cs. CREDIT.-Tho proprietor of this popular resort would inform tho public that tho experience of 1870, with its unpaid bills aud past due accounts to his establish? ment, bas induced Ibo resolution,that for thc future no credits will bo issued at bis counter, but cash will bo strictly required for all orders at his Bar. This rule will be preserved invi? olable. The proprietor ronews II?B invitation to delinquents to call aud sottlo, and respect? fully assures bis friends and patrons that thc CAROLINA HOUSE will continue to bo pro? vided with tho choicest REFRESHMENTS, and conducted in tho same manner which bas made it a reputation. Jan_14 RICHARD BARRY. Garden Seeds. ALARGE assortmout of fresh VEGETA? BLE SEED, just in and for salo low. Jan 13 EDWARD HOPE. The True Time. milROUGH the kindness of Mr. Cathcart, JL Tolegranh Agent, wo will keep tho true MERIDIAN TIME; as received twice a week ft om Washington. WILLIAM GLAZE. Jan RI tl Something Nice. i)f\n POUNDS Virginia Roll PUTTER. ?j\J\J 5 bbls. Silver Skin Onions. :J bbls. now Hulled Buckwheat. For sale by MONTEITH A FIELDING. Hay and Cow Feed. I.HAVE just received tho finest lot of East? ern HAY that has been in our market for a length of limo. I huvu also on hand a lot of RICE FLOUR for cow feed, both of which I will sell low for cash. JOHN D. BATEMAN, Agent, Jan 13 ?5 Columbia Ice House. Just Received, -1 /\ RIILS. PEARL GRIST, JA/ .",U bushels extra Que PINDARS, For su lo low by MONTEITH * FIELDING, Auction and Commission Merchants. Jan 12 LAW COPARTNERSHIP. TALLEY ?Vi II A It .\ W ELL. ri ll ! V. undersigned have this day entered JL into partnership, in tho practice of law, nuder the name of TALLEY St BABNWELL. W. H. TALLEY. Jan \ NATHANIEL BARNWELL. Fresh Teas. tC II O I C E G UN PO W I)ER , Hyson, Oolong and English Breakfast Teas. . Now Hulled BUCKWHEAT FLOU il. New Orleans and Goldi a Syrup. New York Pig Hains and Breakfast Strips, etc., for ?ale .ii reasonable ju ices, bv Jan C Imo li. STENHOUSE Blacksmith aud Wheelright. J\ THE subscriber, having started bus; wTj?&,l(>*s on his own a :couut, begs to in X^^i'oim bis fri- ods and the public Hitit he is now prepared t > exueute all orders in his linc. His Shop is iucatod on Assembly street, between Gervais and Ladv. Jan5 Imo PHILLIP MOTZ. Auction Sale?. Variety Sale. BY JACOB LEVIN. THIS MONNING, 17th at ID o'clock, before ni v btoro, I will Bell, BACON SIDES, Bacon Shoulders, Dacon Hame, And a variety of Groceries, Ready-made Clothing, Furnitoro, ?Vc. Jan 17 In the Court of Probate-Lexington. Ex parle Alexander H. Wolfn, Administrator of W. M. Beckham, deceased. Petition lo Sell Personal Property of Deceased. PURSUANT to the order of Hon. A. H. Caugbman, Judge of Probate for Lex? ington County, I will sell, on tho first day of February next and days succeeding. Tho PERSONAL PROPERTY of W. M. Beckham, deceased, consisting of about 30 Bales Cotton, 15 Mules, 3 Horses and 2 Colts, 60 Hogs, 90 Cattle, among which arc a great many Quo Milch Cows. Kitchen Furniture, Ac, and a large quantity of fino Cotton Seed. 3.000 Bushels Corn and largo quantity of Fodder, 3 Four-Horeo YVagone, 1 Ox-Oart, large quantity of Farming Implements, House and The salo will bo commenced at what ia known as tho James Bates place, in Richland Fork, and continued there nntil all the pro? perty on that piace is Bold; and on the day immediately sncceeding, tho salo will bo con? tinued itt tho Baker place, in Lexington, tho lato rcsidcuco of tho deceased, and continued there until all tho property is Bold. It is thought tho salo at the Batos place will oc? cupy about two days, and tho salo commenced at tho Buber placo on tho third. Terms or sale cash. 8. M. ROOF, S. L. C. Sheriffs Office, l.exi BR ton C. H., January 9, 1871. Jan 12 49~Tho Charleston Ibexes and Daily Union will copy and sond billa to H. M. R._ Greenville Female College. PROF. C. H. JUDSON and REV. B. MANLY, D. D., G KN Kit A I, SUFKBINTENnENTS. THE undersigned respectfully announce that they bavo leased "ptho premises of tho Feraalo Col llego, and have organized a Corpa of Instructors of well known abili? ty and efficiency in their several departments. They believe they can now of? fer to tho public educational advantages equal, at least, to those of auy similar insti? tution in the South. Tho Spring Term begins February 1, and continues twenty weeks. For further par? ticulars, address PROF. C. H. JUDSON or REY. B. MANLY, D. D., Jan ll 3_Greenville, 8. C. Just Received. AN .dsortmcnt of frosh CRACKERS, of inc finest nuality, consisting of Suda, Boston. Butter. Lemon, Ginger, Cream and Lunch Milk, for ..Uo at lower prices than usual, bv .Tanti Imo_E. STENHOUSE*. CARRIAGES. r??p3j!JL, A COMPLETE assortment of two jj?g=?EEand four-seat Passenger CARRI? AGES bas just been received at tho Reposito? ry, corner Lady and Assembly streets. Tho litest and most stylish patterns have been selected with care, from eomo of tho bcBt builders in thc country; and tho stock never has been surpassed in design or finish by any offered here. Prices moderate. Doc l? Vr\ K^GREENFIELD, THE NI0KERSON HOUSE, COLUMBIA, S. C., WILL not bo cloBcd on account of the death of tho lato Proprietor, WILLIAM A. Warn mr, but will bo carried on as hereto? fore, bv bis widow, Mrs. SARAH L. WRIGHT, and hor son, WILLIAM C. WRIGHT. The friends of tho lato proprietor aro invited to call aa usual. SARAH L. WRIGHT, Dec 30_WM. C. WRIGHT._ Polishing Powders. MAGIC POWDER for cleaning Gold, 8ilver, Ac, ten cents per box. Tripoli, for cleaning Brase, Silver,Gold, Ac, ten cents per paper. Bath Brick for cleaning Cutlerv, Ac Sept 2_J^A T. ft. AGNEW. Rio Co fie e. BAGS RIO COFFEE, for salo low to dealers by EDWARD HOPE. 50 City Currency will pe Taken "N payment for Goods at Nov ll HARDY SOLOMON'S. New Raisins, Figs, Citron, &o -i f\f\ WHOLE, half and quarter boxea ll j VJ new LAYER RAISINS and CITRON, 50 half drums Smyrna FIGS. English Walnuts, Pecans, Brazil Nuts and Almonds, fresh and for sale low. Doc 13 EDWARD HOPE. Seed Potatoes. 1 f\f \ RARRELS PINK EYES and PEACH LULF BLOWS, in fine ordor, for sale low for cash only._EDWARD HOPE. Florida Oranges and Lemons. Q AAA ORANGES and LEMONS, ia O?\J\J\J fine order, for sale by Dec 22 E. HOPE. MONTEITH & FIELDING,. Auctioneers and Commission Merchants co nu M ni A, s. c. WILL givo strict ut tent ion to salo of To? bacco and Country Produce. Dec 17 JUST RECEIVED. AFINE ASSORTMENT of DOLLS, Toys, nuil other fancy articles for tbo littlo folkB. ALSO, A fresh selected stock ol CANDIES, fancy and stick, and a largo assortment of Fancy and Plain Pound CakoR. A LSO. A line b>t of MEERSCHAUM PIPES, Cigars, ie., at KHAFT'S BAKERY, Dec 21 Main street. Hams. Saussage, &c. -J f~\i'\ CHOICE NEW YORK SUGAR LI )KJ CURED HAMS. RIO pounds BOLOGNA SAUSSAGE. 1.000 pounds SUGAR-CURED BACON STRIPS. Just received and for salo bv Jan 1 _J. A T. It. AGNEW. Rocking Horses, Etc. KRIS KRINGLE bus arrived at M II. Ber? ry's Furniture Warorooms. with a supulv ot MCE ROCKING nORSES. See thom, by all means. ALSO, A large lot of FURNITURE, just receivod. Dec 21 NEW STORE. ^THE subscribir ?rould r?> Ik sportfully inform bis friends gland ol.I customers that Ito has Bv re-established himself in thc ? GENERAL GROCERY BUSI? NESS, at bis old -t md, \". 109,) where he will be pleased to show ami sell u> purchasers a complete ?luck ol new fancy and substan? tial GOODS, CUVlnll.. .-. lee!; d. Richardson street, lind sqv.ate South ->f old .Mark, t -.?rmi. OaLANDO Z. BATES, li. .. 1 3u?o Meat ! Meat : : Meat ! !! THOMAS W. POPP, informs tho apublic that the bc?t BEEK, PORK, HUTTON and SAUSsAGE. in the tnsrket, can be found at Stall No. 7. Give mo a Dec ?"i Imo