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g.-. . Foreign .Afltelnt LONDON, January 26.-Guizot writes to Gladstone upon proper conditions of peaoe between Prussia aud France, and urges that England at least sbonld per? sist to favor peace, and expresses the be? lief that snob action on her part would not be vain. Official data shows that tho French strength in the sortie of the 19th was 100,000. A fino of 10,000,000 francs is imposed upon Nancy nnd the .sur? rounding country, on account of the de? struction of tho railroad bridge by thc Frano-tirours near Toul. Severo mea? sures are threatened in the event of non? payment. Despatches from Havre say tho Prus? sians are in strong for?a between Bremen and Grenville. Tho dorman loss at St. Quentin is officially stated at ninety-four officers and il,000 men. BORDEAUX, January 2G.-Gambetta is hero from Lille. Tho French have re? occupied Aleucon. Tho Gormans threat? en Angers. Tho Germans have entirety withdrawn from tho neighborhood o? Dijon. The German forces aro hurryiug to the Eastern Department. Since thc engagement near Belfort, Bourbaki lue manoeuvred- to effectually protect thc French rear against thc advancing enemy. The steamship LaFayotte has arriv?e at Garonne with American arms foi France. NEW YORK, January 27.-The Worlds special from London, dated tho 25th says the Secretary of tho Empress to day denied that she signod tho agree mont which Bismarck claims to have The Empress is depressed aud distressei at to-day's news from Paris. At Favrc's request, Picard and Doria received passes to go to Versailles to joi; in negotiations. The Conference yestei day had a discordant session of fou hours. LONDON, January 25.-The Bouaparl iota are very active Piotre, Yandell au General Fleury aro at Wilhelmshohi By the terms of tho capitulation, tb National Guards captured at Longw are not prisoners. The couriers pa; constantly between Chesclhurst au Wilhelmshohe and Versailles. The Marion EmersoD, reported ou fin was burned to the water's edge. A sma portion of tho cargo will bo saved. NEW YORK, January 28.-Tho Hera . has a special, dated Paris, 2?5d, wilie Bays on Saturdny^ night, a crowd of cit zeus of Belleville and other quarter who had been threatening inischi sinco tho failure of the sortie of tl 10th, gathered in numbers around tl prison of Mazas, whore Flouren, M hors and other political prisoners arc i carceratcd, aud after various rioto demonstrations, gathering courage thc absence of opposition, made a rog lar attack upon tho prison and bc down tho gates with bludgeons, st on and iron bars. The jailor and turnke fled for their lives, leaving thc jail fr to tho rioters, who opened tho cells, i leasing tho inmates, until they fon Flourens, Milliers and their compauioi who wero borne forth in triumph aiui< cries of "a bas Ktirrc!" "? bas Trochi After parading'tho streets, tho rufliai crowd stopped, and Flourens made a i scent upon tho Miiirio of tho twcutii arrondismeut, comprising tho torbul* quarters of Belleville, St. Largoan, P< la Chaiso and Charouue, intending establish tho headquarters of a rovo tiouary movement, which it was hoj would extend over the whole ci However, as the parade failed to di any largo number of followers into act co-operation, and finding thoso will to plungo into revolution were ba armed aud almost destitute of ummi tion, tho rioters abandoned tho mc mont. Before dispersing, M. Flour called upon all present to make oatl meet on Sunday, at noon, in front of Hotel de Ville, and there demand \ session of the Government, in tho m of tho people. The rioters took oath with great vchemeuco and exe mont, and then broke up into gro and returned io their homes. Tho Telegram has u special, di Loudon, 2Glb, whicii says it is guner believed, though unofficially con dru that terms of capitulation wore subi ted by Favro. Tho alleged terms freely discussed at tho clubs am the offioial circles. LONDON, January 27.-Tho Post, day, announces that thc marriage of Princess Louisa with tho Marqui Lorno is fixed for tho 21st March. A despatch from Versailles states shells from tho German batteries falling near tho church of Notre Di Later advices from Parisstato thal Government has stationed a large 1 of troops and artillery iu tho 1 Hotel de Ville- Courts martial been doubled and thc clubs closed. Democratic organs Le Reveille wad Lei bat have boen suppressed. Tho Versailles correspondent of London Times writes, under dato ol 25th, that Favro returned from 1 yesterday, and bad another iutci with Bismarck. Anothor erneute i ported to lmvo occurred in Paris, pooplo in large numbers appeared b tho Hotel do Ville, and demanded tho Government moro sorties, ncco nyiug the demand with tho cry, Berlin." Tho rising was supprosse tho troops, who fired upon tho mol of whom were killed and eigl wounded. St. Dennis was bombi ou thc 2-lth. Tho French replied f< Official despatches from Pari tho 22d, announce tho separation < command of tho army from tho doney of tho Government. Trod tains tho latter office. Vinoy now mauds tho forces. LONDON, January 27-3 P. M. Germans aro before Maubcngc. Prussians aro concentrating at St. tin and Amiens, ?nd lmvo appear fore Cambrai. Tho Frouch bnvi tured Godson. Tho Empress Au who has been placed in tho hosp Cambrai, in exposed to the fire. FXOHKNOE, January 28.- Tho Italian Senate has adopted a r?solutioD for tho , removal of tho capitol to Romo on tho' 30th Jane. The Senate, by a resolution, expressed its satisfaction with the en? gagements made by tho ministry con? cerning the gu?ranteos of independence of the Pope ond liberty of tho church. - ?-?? ? American Intelligence. CHARLESTON, January 28.-Arrived steamship Maryland, Baltimore. MEMVIIIH, January 27.--Tho Ava lanc/ie's special, from Liittlo Rock, says: "In tho Sonate, yesterday, immediately after Ibo reading of tho journal, Jamea Brooks presented his ccrtilioato of elec? tion and demanded to bo sworn in. Itn mcdiatoly several of Olaytou's friends objected. Thc Lioute?ant-Uovornor de? clared bis intention to swear Drooka. Clayton's friends appealed to tho Seuato to protect itself. Notwithstanding Brooks was aworn in. Iutoubo excite? ment and mutual denunciations followed. No damago so far, bcyoud words." MILWAUKEE, January 23.-A memorial to Congress, against the repeal of the income tax, passed thc Assembly 73 to 9. Nnw Youie, January 28.- Tho tug Phoenix, whilo towing tho Hudson from Ijoudon up tho bay, exploded. Tho fireman was killed and soven of the crew injured. Another tug towed the ship to harbor. A suit was commenced to-day in the United States Circuit Court, by tho of? ficers of the Southern Association for tho relief of widows and orphniiB of the Southern States, against Nathan J Morso, Johu B. Butz, Henry Colton and Charles Murray, to recover 68,000 worth of bonds givcu by tho defendants to tho Association in December, 18G9. Tho Doutchland sailed for Europe to? day; tho Br?nn in sails to-morrow; the Holland was delayed, bein?c unable to discharge her cargo. Tho City of Bon? don sails on Monday. WASHINGTON, January 28.-It has been snowing since 2 o'clock. PROVIDENCE, January 28.-Tho steam? er Utility, of the Keystone Hue, was burned tit her wharf to-day. At and Less Than Cost. HF.Al, PAISLEY SHAWLS. Black Cloth and Heaver Cloaks. All Worsted Coverings. Heavy Caisimcres and Cloths. I!e*?t French Merino*. Irish Poplins. All Wool Plaids. Fancy Ureas (Jo.ids. Htack and CoJorod Silk*. Jan ?Jil IS. I<". JACKSON. A Stock of Clothing. Hats G?NTS' FURNISHING GOODS AT a?- i. ic s s T II A x v o s T. *u AHARE OPPORTUNITY TO EM MARK IX I THE ROSINESS. A fri'sh and well se? lected stock <>r CLOTH INO, HATS and Gelds' FURNISHING GOODS, tog.'.her with the I STORE FIXTURES and Lea?o nf one ?d' the most desirable business stands in thc city of I Columbia properly of tho late W. J. Hoke j is now offered t?rsalo nt a sacrifico, tn order j to close tho business. Parlies desiring lo ? tr? at for tho nu rebaso of same, will call on or address the son nf lhe late nroprietor. MIK E HOKE. ftSrPupers copy In c other notice will diacon-1 limn- il and inset? this. Jan Ul* j To Farmers and Planters-Fertilizing Material for Making Manures. MURIATE OF POTASH. Gorman Potash Salts, tl por cent, of Snip. Potash. Halt Cake, ground. Nitre. Cake, ground. Sulphate of Soda, ground. Sulphate ot Ammonia, imported. Sulphate of Magnesia. 71 percent. Nitrato of S >da, double. Nitrato of Potash, crude. Muriate of Soda, rcsidium. Plaster, Lime. Ground Dunes. Super-Phosphate of Lime, Ul per cent, of Soluble Phosphoric Acid. For salo by E. H. HEINITSII, Jan l?o t Wholesale and Retail Druggist. Ridge Land for Sale. A FIRST class COTTON PLANTATION, on J\_ head waters of Cloud Crook, in Kdgcliold County, S. C., containing 850 acres. Cutt agu ?welliiiK ami all necessary buildings usually fouud on a colton plantation. Last year the owner made ?eventv-tive bales cotton with five mules. *E. W. SEIUELS CO. Diamond Hams, SUGA H cured SHOULDERS, Smoked Tongue, Breakfast Bacon, Fulton Market Beef, All choice and for sale at reduced prices. Jan -ll EDWARD HOPE. Take Notice. ALL indebted to tho undersigned, either hy noto or account, aro requested to call and settle, as longer indulgence cannot he ^iven. Those failing to do so by tho 15th February will positively be sued. JHII_I!?:! A. SMYTHE. Music Lessons. ." A. MISS CULLEN will give MU f^HvSlfi LESSONS on PIANO and VJ^SfcM GUITAR, commencing on MON _*Cav5'UAY next, January 30. SI10 re? spectfully solicits a share of public patrnnago, For particulars, apply tn her at the roeidonec of Coleman B. Walker, Esq., Dull street, near the corner of Lumber. Jan 2-1 li Farm for Sale. (1?IEAP for cash, a small FARM, seven J acres, moro or less, on upper Boundary strm t. bounded on East by lands of Col. Wm. Wallace, North by J. M. ('lawford, South by Boundary street. For further particulars, inquire of G. D. HOPE, or D. ?? PEIXO ITO A .soN. Jan IH To Rent, MA DWELLING HOUSE, on Upper street, containing eight rooms. Ten acres of I LAND contiguous to thc dwelling will bo I rented with il il desired. Apply lo WM. WALLACE, At Ofllo? tif Messrs. Wallace & Greene, Jun 25 (i Scott's Dank Hnilding Cotton Seed. THE Columbia Oil Com pan V will purchase 20,000 bushels of sound COTTON SEED, to hu delivered between February and August, for cash, thiity days alter delivery. Partu s desiring lo contract, address, with pries and time of proposed delivery, E. P. ALEXANDER, Jan 23 5* President. fiPi^AnoiAti ABO corartiEfioiAXi. | NHW YORK, January 28-Noon;-Floor a shade firmer. Wheat lo. higher. Corn quiet and firm. Pork dull, at 28.00. Cotton dall and nominally lower-up? lands 15K<; Orleans 10; sales 1,600 bales. Stocks generally steady and rathor strong. GoTornments strong but dull. Bonds linn. State bonds dull but very steudy. Gold steady, at 10%. Money easy, at 5@G. Exchange-long 9,1.?; I short IO.'*,. G2s, coupon, 9%. 7 P. M.-Tho bank stntotnont shows j a decrease of over ?500,000 ; depo? sits decreaso over $500,000: soecio de- j crease ?100,000; legal tenders decrease over "?259,000; circulation decrease a trille. 8P. M.-Cotton dull; sales 2,100 baie.?, nt l?.'.i for uplands. Flour firm-supor lino G. 10(?/0.?'5; Stale und Western com? mon to choico extra G.75@7.80. Wheat decidedly higher-1.05(^1.58 for now spring; winter red aud amber Western 2.50(912.61. Corn firmer-mixed West? ern 83(o\85. Pork firm and quiet, at 23.00. Lard dull, at V2}.?Q{V)},'. Freights quiet aud firm. Southern stocks very dull. Tennopsoes 04'.,. Virginias Gl; now Gl. Louisianas OG; new GO; levees Til; 8s 80. Alabama Ha 05; 5s GO. Geor? gia Gs Bljy ; 7H 87. North Carolinas AC.'.i ; uew 23. South Carolinas 78; uow GO. Tho Liverpool Cotton Brokers' AHSO ciation tolegraph the New York Cotton Exchacgo thc following: Liverpool, Jan? uary 27-Noon : sales of tho week 05,000; export 10,000; speculation 8,000; stock 505,000, of which American is 247,000; receipts 73,000, of which American ie 3-1.000. [NOTK.-At 2.30 to-day, no despatches later than 0.30, of tho 20th, had been received from Enropo through tho regu? lar chaunels. | BAIITIMOKK, January '2S.-Flour firm and fairly active. Wheat quiet-low grades have declined. Corn steady white scarce. Pork 23.00@23.25. Shoul ders ll;?.i(rt>.12. Lard 13. Whiskey hehl at 0G(?j07. Cotton dull and nomi nal-middling 15 V*. receipts 370 bales sales 375; stock 10,070. BOSTON, January 28.-Cotton dull middling 15-\i; receipts 2,770; sales KM bales; stock 0,500. CINCINNATI, January 28.-Holders o corn firmer and demand light, at 53(<i 55 Provisions demand light, but bolder firm. Pork held at 22.50. Lard Pi steam 12'v.((f.l3. Bacon lt); shoulder ll}.j(? 12. Whiskey in fair demand, am higher-88(? so. NORFOLK, January 28.- -Cotton quiet low middling l-l.'?; receipts 1,2S2 hales sales 250: stock 10,280. WILMINGTON, January "Js. - ('otto quiet-middling 14.; rec? i pta 105 bale sales 55; stock 1,081. CHARLESTON, il an un ry 'Js. -Ci.ito dull - middling l l 1,../ l l J ;; ; rot ?ci pl 1,015; exports 2.150; ?ale? 300 bale stock 10,290. AL'OL'KTA, January 28.- (.'otiou qui. and prices easy, at 11 '., for niiddlilij sales 070 bales; receipts 1,270. SAVANNAH, January 28.- -Cotton ina live and prices drooping-middling ll' receipts -1,887; eales 1,500; stock 90,51 Mom ni:, January 28. -Cotton qui and weak middling ll'..(ti I4a.|';reecip 150 bales; sales 1,500; stock 07,725. NEW ORLEANS, Jnnuary 2S. - Cotb quiet and weak -middling 15(f?l5}?? i eeipls 5,123; sales 5,000 bales; sto 200,920. While corn 7?C/.75. Po firm, at 23.75-asking 21. Bacon liri at ll(i/.13!... Sugar limier prime O'... O'j. Molasses firmer-common 30(?-4 prime. 5It*/53; choice 57(i/5S. GALVESTON, January 28. -('ott.?ti d and nominal--good ordinary 13'.,; i eeiptfl 1,300 bahs; sales 200; stu 58,288. LIVERPOOL, January 28 3 P. M. Cotton opened quiet but is now dull uplands 8^/ 8'.i ; Orlenus 8 '.{(</.N'!S ; sa of tho week 95,000 bales; exports 10,01 speculation 8,000; stock 5GG.000, which 217,000 is American; receipts the week 73,000, including 35,( American. Manchester market stoat Ship loading at Mobile 8(7^8)? middli Mobile. Cotton afloat 130,000, of wh American is 32G.000. LONDON, January 28 3 P. M.-C sols 92'J. money and account. Boi linner-G2s O/? FRANKFORT, January 28. -Bonds eh? firmer, at 95-''J. Tax Notice. Coi.trsuiiA, S. C., January 27, 1^7 flt HE County Treasurer hereby ;.;ive.H nu X that bo will bo ready to receive tho S and County Taxes, tor thc fiscal year cn? September 1, 1870, on Heal and Personal ! pet ty, en and after WEDNESDAY, lim 1st of February. Levy for State purposes, !? Mills on o d'illar. Levy for County purposes, G Mills Oil O' dollar. Levy for School pnrposi <*, il on evei * p J. W. DENNY. County Trcnsun Jan UK State of South Carolina, COLUMBIA, JANUARY 2-1, lb I) HOPOS ALS for the printing of tho rent and permanont work of tho Ger Assembly, addressed to tho Clerks of tin nato anil House, of Roproseutatives, wi received hv tho undersigned until WED I DAY, February 1, WI. J. WOODRUFF Clerk of Sena A. O. JONES Clerk of House of l.oprcaen t aliv .fan 2t? Meat ! Meat ! 1 Meat ! S ! THOMAS W. POPE (inform* /^S^Etipublic that thc bebt liEKF, l'< ^P*^ HUTTON ami SACSSAdE, in fts?^a? narket, can bc lound at .Stall t (?ive m.-a call. Dec 28 J Just Received fefc. FORTY head of vory iiuo y ?flSgl Kentucky M L LKS. m any or' whic ^jgj^wiijl broke lo harness. Apply ali Logan's Stables, corner Asaemblv and S stroets. W. S. A J. M. TALlsO' Jan 15 New Varieties Garden Seeds. FILDKRKRAUT CADRAGE, Marhlehead Mammoth Cabbage, Early Sr.hwotnforth Cabbago, Keyes* Early Prolific Tomato, New French Breakfast Radish, Early Flat Dutch Cabbage, F.arlv Winningstadt Cabbago. For salo by E. ll. HEINITKJ Wholesale and Ht t iii Drtif; and Reed St Carolina National Bank OF COLUMBIA, B.C. Capital Stock Paid in. $200.000. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: L. D. CHILDS. PBESIUENT. Dn. J. W. PARKER, lt. M. WALLACE, JonN 8. Wi LEV, Dn. JOIIN 'P. DA it i, v. E. Horn, RICHARD O'NEALE, .Tit C. D. MELTON, Altornoy. W. Ii Gui.U K. C. J. InEur.l.i.. I Cashier. Assist ant Cashier. riMIK capital stock of dis Pank is now X ?200,000, all.of which has been paid in, and coiiiicmed by tho Comptroller of tim Currency. Authority baa alto been received for a further inereaHc In tho amount of f.'O.OOO, of which over $UO,O0L ha? already been taken. Persona wishing to maka au invest ment Rhouhl apply without delay. Tho Surplus Fund is now $6,000, wr three per ccul.. upon its stock. Tho Carolina National Pauk issues cort id? eates of deposit, hearing interest at the rato of seven nor cont, tier annum. This feature of ita business makes it practically A SAVINGS RANK, and attention ?H called to tho fact that the safety of those deposits, as well aa all others, are guaranteed by tho whole capital of the Bank. No safer modo of temporary invest? ment is offered to tho public than this-the deposits being payable on demand, or on short notice. Deposits of any amount re? ceived either in currency or coin, and payablo in tho same. Interest will bo paid at thc end of each six mouths, should deposits remain bovond that length of timo. Columbia, M. C-, January 28, 1871. Jan 20 mwiluio The Central National Bank ot Colombia WILL commenco business, at their Bank? ing House, opposite, tho Columbia Ho? tel, on FEBRUARY 1ST. orricEBB. John B. Palmer, President. A. G. dronizer, Cashier. C. N. G. Butt, Assistant Cashier. mnEc.TOBS. John B. Palmer, J. Eli Gregg, R. D. Semi, inf lt. I). Scnn A Sou;) G. W. Beardrn, (of Copeland A Reardon;) lt. L. Bryan, (of bryan Sc McOsrter;) F. W. HcMaster, W. C. Swaf llold, (of R. .V. W. C. Swafttotd.) jTan 2S NICKERSON HOUSE HALL. KOK rot K NIGHTS ONLY, Commencing Wednesday, February 1, 1M"1. THE PILGRIM : OK, Life Illustrated. THE ORWINAL KS TE RTA ISM HST, As given nno Nights in New York, 1.10 Nights in Philadelphia, IOU Nights in Boston, H'lt Nights in Baltimore, ::o Nights in Itichnioiid. One grand Pilgrim Matinee, SATURDAY, al ! .. clock. The fjr.Mit Tr;.n -foi mat ion Scene every night. Every night at quarter bi fore H. Saturday ifternooii st !l. Admission 7"? cents; Child ri u M cents. lleacrvrd seats $1. Reduced prices l\?r Mm UK-. |?. W. WAHREN, ?'.i u 'J*, tl Manager. Rich, Rare and Ruby. VITE have just rooi-ived ?in extensive addi VV Hon to our stock of WINES and LI . .>UOUS, which ?ill comparo favorably, in pu nly, with any stock in the United States. Vt? mention: Superior Heidsiek; Yerzenay Muet A Cbandon; Vciivc Clicquot Pousardin: lori'.iillod Moustcaux, and ?.thor hr..mir-: of CHAMPAGNE. J. A F. Martells Cognac IHtANDY believed lo be thu only lot of thi. :< h brat; d brand in i bc city. Old Wheat Bour? bon WHISKED IStiO. Genuine Hungarian HITl'F.ltS. Paringa, La Creina and Concilia :inn CIGARS genuine Havanas. Call und ry them. PAYS1NGEHA FRANKLIN, Jan 28 Kxchaimu Hoii?<-. Mill Kocks. rlY\V() SE'i'.s tor sale JO and-tri in diann ter; JL hoop, spindle and everything complete. The largest ia Cloud's Creek Granite. I will tell surprisingly low. ALSO, Two Stationery STEAM ENGINES and SAW-MILLS - very low. E. A. CONNOR,^? Jan 22 in th 4 Cnkesbnry. Eor Sale, Ol\f\ BCSHELS of Dickson's Improved aVlXJ COT PON SEED, grown froui seed purchased in 1800, at fl per bushel, from Ha? nd Dickson, nf Georgia. Price tit ty cents pi r Dushel of thirty pounds. J. K. DAVIS, Jan I.'* i Monticello, S. C. Rio Cotice. Kf\ BAGS KIO COFFEE, for sale tow to .Jil dealers by EDWARD HOPE. Received To-day. A LOT of primo Walhalla PU l'TER, in h ills ?IL and in bulks. ORANGES. LEMONS, PINEAPPLES, Malaga Grap, s, Dried Fruit, etc., on hand. Jan 17 W. D. SCHOENBERG. New Books at Bryan & McCarter's. 31111% Life of Lord Palmerston, hy Bulwer. . Tho English Governess at tho Siamese ; join t, with plates. Tho Percys, hy author of Stepping Heaven .raids. Prico il 2."?. Tht) Victory ol thc Vanquished, hy author >f Kclionbcrg Family. $l.?5. Light at Evening Time- a book of Comfort ind Support for tho Aged -by Dr. Holme. Arthur Help's Essays, written al intervals. Joseph ami Ilia Friend, by Bayard Taylor. Sketches of San Domingo, by Keim. $1.50. Morning and Evening Exercises, by Hon ry .Yard Beecher. 12 00. Tour of Dr. Syntax, with colored plates. |:>.00; and ether now Rooks, to suit all fancies. Also, a variety of new Novels, and another limply of Diarios for 1H71. Jan 21 Blacksmith and Wheeiright. TUE subscriber, having started busi? ness ou bia own account, bogs to in? form his friends and the public that ho a now prepared to execute all orders in his ino. Ilia Shop ia located on Assembly street, ictwoon Gervais and Lady. Jan f. Imo "PHILLIP MOTZ. Just Received. A N assortment of frosh CHACKERS, of the ex. ll nest nu ility. consisting of Soda, Boston, hitter, Lemon, Ginger, Cream aud Lunch tlilk, for salo at lower prices than Usual, hv Jan 7 Imo E. STENHOUSE. Carolina Manufacturing Company, ?HAVING opened a Blanch House in tho city of Columbia, bli? r for sale the latest patt ntcd and best made STOVE.1 Hie most improved patterns and regu ar sizes of all kinda of TIN-WARE, and .verylhiiig in these particular lints, with 'nntidf ncc of their merit. GUTTERING, ROOFING and all kinds of nb work donn with despatch, by superior vorkmen. Plumbing, in all ?tu branches, ox icutcd. II you want Water carried lo all onvenicnt points about your premisos, we viii do your work at such prices as will, nable di to afford it. Tho public art; invited to call. Store in Ehrlich'? Building, four doora below Bryce'* orner AUK 1H 1 Irish Potatoes. Dit BBLH. choice Table POTATOES, for aO sale low. EDWARD HOPE. 18 71. 18 7 1. NEW CEOP GARDEN SEED, -AT- - E. E. JACKSON'S Jan 25 C _ Drugstore. Monticello Female Institute. ^?(w THE second scholastic year of AjLjBL t!l?ri institution, embracing two ^??lBB^i'CHHionH ot' eighteen weeks each, ^?WBK-sg will commence on the FIRST ij^p MONDAY in February next. *?ar TEEMS WM SESSION IN ADVANCK. Hoard and Tuition in regular branches .. $80 Music on Piano.20 French. 15 Drawing and Fainting.$10 to 15 Singing and Vocalization.$5 to 10 Uso of instrument for practice. 5 Incidentals. 2 For circulars apply to W. D. HUTCHISON, Principal. Jan 20 4* Monticello, S. C. School Notice. THE subscriber having just snc /fi^Bk. ceeded in procuring a residenc e for c^jOBBjehis family, finds it necessary to MlEBKScliango tho location, and herein ^??aj^givos notice that his SCHOOL ^BBr FOK BOYS will positively be open? ed on tho FIRST MONDAY in February, at his residence corner of Plain and Henderson streets, next house ahovo Nickeraon's Hotel. Jan 12 18* C. H. BARNWELL. Yorkville Female College, Yorko?le, S. C. THE first session of tho collo ?fffSh. giato veal of 1871 w ill begin on thc efitjj?fclST OF FEBRUARY and rinso on l4taBlafctho 20th of JUNE. The second eeseion will bogin on tho 2fith of <flbV Juno and cloao on the lUh of No? vember. This institution is furnished with a full corps of experienced teachers. TERMS POR THE YEAR, Fayable one-halt on entrance, one-fourth on tho lat of July, and tho remainder on tho 1st of October. ?Boarding, including Fuel and Lights, $150 00 Tuition iu collegiate'course, - - 50 00 Tuition in Preparatory Department, HO 00 Tuition in Juvenilo Department, - 20 00 Instrumental Music, and Usc ol' Piano, 55 d0 Privato Yocal Lessons, ... 50 Od Vocal Lessons in Classes, - - 17 00 Sacred Music, ..... 5 00 French and German, each. - - 20 00 I Latin and Greek, each, - - - IC 00 I will leave Columbia on the 2d of February, I and will take in charge any pupils going to . Yorkville. For circulars apply to ! HEY. JAM ES DOUGLAS, Jan H mth* President, i Those who pay strictly according to tho above terms w ilt" have their washing done . wit bout charge. United States District Court ? DISTRICT OK SOCTII CAROLtllVA. ! Ex /)/u ic Thomas J. Robertson, Executor of 1 John Caldwell. In re the Laurotis Railroad Cumpa iv, Bankrupt.- />i llankruptey. 1 ri'HK tinie heretofore llxod for the creditors : JL of tito Laurens Railroad Company, hank* I rapt, ld establish their respective liens being ; extended, this rule is now published, requir j big tit? lien crediton am's itch others the cre? ditors whoso debts have uecii created since ! the bankruptcy of the Laurens Railroad Com I puny, lo establish their respective claims bo I torn" C.G.Jaeger, Register, al Newberry, S it.'., un ur before thc- fuel dav of February nest. DANIEL HOHLBEOK, Clerk Ci: cuit Court C. S. for S. C. lan ll HO Oils, Turpentine, Benzine. ! -J i\f\GALLONS LINSEED OIL. i H )\J 100 gallons Train Oil, I lui) gallons Machinery Oil, i tot) gallons Spirits Turpentine. i mn gallons Alcohol, I 50 gallons Benzine, I IO barrels Kerosene Oil. I For sale low by E. ll. II KIN USU, : Jan 2") Wholesale and. Hotail Drngulst. Fresh Teas. MCHOICE GUNPOWDER, llvson. Oolong ?ind English Breakfast Teas. New Hulled BUCKWHEAT j kL.UUlv. Now Orleftii" and Golden Syrup. New York Pig llama and Breakfast Strips, etc., for salt: at reasonable prices, by \ Juii 7 Imo_E. STENHOUSE. JU8T RECEIVED. ~ AFINK ASSORTMENT ot DOLLS J Toys, and other fancy articles forRittlo folks. ALSO, A fresh selected stock nf CANDIES, fancy and siiek, and a large assortment of Fancy and Plain Pound Cakes. ALSO, A line bu of MEERSCHAUM PIPES. Cigars, ? Ac, at KRAFT'S BAKKUY, i De? 2! Mainstreet. The Dexter Stables. <?\ THE undersigned have re JyL*'L? moved their Stables to the new ?p$/^f"f--^ building, immediately South of ! "^^/v^^Si^** Jimn,'v'rt Hall, and, with a new I "\M"*i?^2Jr fitoek'of CAURtAGES, BUG GlKS ano line HOUSES, aro prepared lo an? swer ail calls that may he made upon them. Horses bought and sold on commission. Persons in want of good stock, aro invited to give us a call. Liberal advances made on stock left for sale. BOYCE Av CO. W. II. BOYCE. C. H. PKTTINOILL. Jan 21 j Agricultural and Carden Seed Store. AFULL supply of SEEDS, of every variety, all warranted of the best quality and [ approved kinds, and known to be good. EXTRA EABLY PEAS. Onion bets, red and white. Kvtra Early Betts, and all other kinds. ALSO. Grass Seeds, Orchard Grass. Clover and Timothy Herd. Seeds sold at, low prices. Call at Jan 14*1 HEIMTSH S DUUG STOKE. CARRIAGES. Ci'FWP *? COMPLETE assortment ol two ?T?==3j?l?ml tour-seat Passenger CARRI? AGES has just boen received at t ho Itcposito ry, corner Lady and Assembly streets. The latest and most stylish patterns have been select od with care, from some of tho last builders in tho country; and tho stock never has laen MirpiiSM-d in design or finish by any offered here. Prices moderate. Dec If. W K. G BEENFIELD, Dentistry. f$&MjE?fo TH Ii undersigned would in /n^38??0\ 111 his fi ?end ? and patrons J-fXJLIJl_r that he is prepared to execute scientitieaily and satisfactorily all operations ?md work of whatsoever kied his profession . K mauds. Terms accommodating. Ofllcd over Messrs. Porter lt Co.'s Dry Goods Sion", on Main bl.cet. Columbia, s. C. Oflico hours fi om 9 a. ut. to 1 p. m., and from 2 tn 1 p. m. Nov 29 D. L. BOO/KB. D. P. S. Garden Seeds. A LABOE assortment of fresh VEGETA /iL BLE SEED, inst in and for sale low. Jin ia EDWAIiJ) HOPE . Axi.otijlc?? gale?. Sale of Colton Seed. BY JACOB LEVIN. ON TUESDAY MORNING, 81i?t, at 10 o'clock, before my atoro, I will sell, 600 bnshols Cotton Seed, sUgbtly damaged, in lotB to anit pnrchasere._Jan 29_ Variety Hale. BY JACOB LE VIH. ON TUESDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock, be? fore my store, I will sell: Bacon SIDER and SflOULDEEB, Prime Strips and Cornod Moats. Parrels of Flour, Goshen Rutter, Candios und Starch, Ritters, Ac. ALSO, A variety of FURNITURE. JTP Desirable Farm mal Two-??tor y Dwelling I Iou nc. BY JACOB LEVIN. On MONDAY, Fobruary 7, at the CourtllouBe. at 10 o'clock, I will sell tho abovo named, about thron miles from the Asylum, on Camden Rond, consisting of, r.5 acres good LAND, part cleared, on which thero is good Dwelling, out-houses, Spring HOUHO, otc. j TEEMS-One-half cash; balance in twelve months, with interest and mortgage of pro porty. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. Jan 29 f3 Main titreet atores. BY JACOB LEVIN. ON MONDAY, 7th Fobruary next, at IC o'clock, I will Boll, at the Court House, Thal dusirablo property consisting of tba spacious BRICK STORE, adjoining E. Sten bonne. Esq., and occupied by F. A. Schneider being '26 foot front and running back 180. ALSO, Tho adjoining Store, occupied by R. Han nan, 25 feet front and 180 doep. These stores aro well fitted up and arrange for any kind ot business, and well located being immediately opposite the site of tho ol Statu Bank the sito where tho new post omet TH to bo erected. TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash; balance!: twelvo months, for bond and mortgage, wit interest. Purchasers to pay for paper? an stamps. m tu fm Two Desirable Cottages. BY D. C.PEIX0TT0 & SOU. On MONDAY MORNING, the 6th day < February, in front of tho Court HOOBO, I 10 o'clock, in thia city, without reservo,-* will soil. Two dcairable COTTAGES. No. 1 bonndc on the North by Senate Btrect: on tho 8oul by Rabb; on tho WcBt by D. G. Thompson; c tho East by Rabb. CottaRO No. 2.-Bounded on tho North l Sonate Btrect; on tho South by Rabb; on tl East by Cottago No. 1; on tho West by Dr. \ P. Geiger. Tho abovo Lots measure front on Senal street 31 feet G inches, and run back 181 fei 8 inches, moro or leas, and with all necessa out-buildings, r.:..! ?liio nella of water. Eat Cottago aontains -t line rooms. TERMS--One-halt cash; balance in tweh months, secured by bond and mortgage, bes ing interest at the rato of nevon percent, p annum; purchaser to pay us for papers ai stamps. Jan 29 Tico Desirable iiuitding Lots. BY D. 0. PEIX0TT0 & SON. On MONDAY MORNING, the 6th of Fcbruai at 10 o'clock, in front of thc Court Boas wc will sell, without reserve. Two desirable BUILDING LOTH. Lot li 1 on tho corner of Richland street and Mari? strict, bounded on thc North by Hichlai street; on tho East by Marion street; ont West by Lot No. 2. The above Lot measures front on Bichla street OG feet 6 inches, more or lesa, and ru bael; 100 feet. Lot, No. 3, of the .?ame dimensions, boui ed on tho North by Hichland street; on t East by Lot No. 1; on thc West by Pres Brown; on tho South by Hunter. THUMS-One-half cash; balance in two months, secured hy bond and mortgage, bc ing interest at thc rate of seven per cent. [ annum; purchaser to pay us for papers u stamps. Jan 29 t kstate. Sate D. C. PEIX0TT0 & SON, Auctionee John Fisher, Executer, r.s. \V. K. Bacb.it and wife. I>U HSU ANT to the order of his Hoi Samuel W. Moiton, Judge of the Fi Circuit, made in thc above stated case, da January 7, 1871, and to mc dircctod, I ^ sell, before the Court House in Columbia, the first MONDAY in February next, at o'clock, in the forenoon, tho Real Est hereinafter described, upon tho terms and thc conditions hereinafter expressed, tba to ?av: All'that LOT OF LAND on Plain street tho city of Columbia, bounded North by'I lor street, East by lot of John Fisher, So by Plain street, and West by Picken? slr hoing tho lot upon which stands tho reside occupied by Dr. Edward II. Fibber in his 1 time, subject, however, to tho lien of mortgages-ono to J. A. Hennoman and to Mrs. Emily Haync. ALSO, AH thc right, title and interest of Edw H. Fisher, being one undivided half-inte in a Tract of Land, on tho Stateburg R< adjoining lauds of the Ursulino Convont. < I ann UK 1G2 acres, moro or less. Terms of cash. SAMUEL L'HtD. Ja.. Special Refere Lexington-In Equity. Mary Lcaphart and Policy Lcaphart rs. t J. Lcaphart. IN obedience to an order of Samuel W. ) ton, Judge of tho Fifth Circuit, in utiovc ?tated casu, I will sell, on tho FI MONDAY in F bruary next, within tho 1 hours, before tho Court House door in city of Columbia, ? certain LOT OF LAND, as describe tho bill as containing one-half aero, mor less, ou tho South-east corner of Lincoln Pendleton streets. CONDITIONS or HAMS-That is to say, fon sufficient to pay tax and cost of snit anc pense of sale; the balauco on a credit of year, with interest thereon from day of "Purchase money to bo Becurod by bond surety, and a mortgago of tho premises i S. M. ROOF, 8. L. Sheriff s Office, Lexington C. H., Janus 1871. Jan 1 In the Court ot Probate-Ltxing Xx parie Alexander H. Wolfo, Administ: of W. M. Beckham, deceased. Petition to Sell Personal Properly of Dece I>URSUANT to tho order or Hon. / Caughmaii, Jndgo of Probate for iugton County, I will sell,On tho first d Fobruary next and dava succeeding, Tho PERSONAL PROPERTY of W Beckham, deceased, consisting of about .10 Hales Cotton, 15 Mules. S Horses and '2 Colts, t'.O Hogs, 90 Cattle,among which ure a j many tine Milch Cow-. Kitchen Furniture, Ac , and a laige ?pia of tine Cotton Sreil. 3.0U0 Bushels Corn and large quanti Fodder, 3 Four-HoieO Wagons. 1 Ox-Cart, quantity ?>f Farming Implements, Honsi Th'i ?ale will be commenced at wb known as tho James Pates place, in Pic] Fork, and continued tin rc until all tho nerty on that place is sold; mci cn tin immediately succeeding, thu sale will bo iinuo l.it tho Baker placo, in Lexingtoi lata residence of thu deceased, and conti il.< rc until all the property is sold, thought thc sale at the Bat? s place wi u'upy about two days, and the sale com nu nt tho Baker plice on thc third. Terms of salo cash. s. M. HOOF, 8. L she-riff's Office, Lexington C. IL. Jann LS71. Jai