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WABUINQTON, January 29. -The State
Department has the following from Mo?
ran, noting Minister to England, dated
this morning:
"The German Ambassador here has
' officially informed me that the capitula?
tion of all the Paris for td, and an armis?
tice of three weeks by sea and land, was
signed at 8 o'clock last night, at Ver?
sailles, by Oount Bismarck and M. Joles
Favre. Tho army of Paris remain pri?
soners of war in the city, but it is not
known whether they are to be disarmed
or not. No dotails received. Count
Bernstoff thinks it important that thc
faot that an armistice exists should he as
widely known as possible. "
The World's special says strong in?
fluences are working iu favor of the re?
storation of the Imperial family, uudei
the regency of tho Empress, Trocha ami
Favre. The Emperor returu to Berlin,
without entering Puris, leaving th?
Crown Priuoe in oom mund. Provision!
are going into Paris, via Dieppe.
LONDON, January 20. - Uuder date o
January 24, the Now York Herald cor
respondent at Versailles sends us tho fol
lowing despatch. Ho writes: It is ro
ported hero (Versailles) that Jules Favn
and Count Bismarck aro now together
discussing the terms of capitulation o
Paris. Tho demands made by thc Ger
mans upon the Fronch uro said to he a
follows:
1st. All the forts around Paris to b
garrisoned by tho German forces.
2d. The French regulars aud th
Gardes Mobiles now in the eity to b
sent to Germany, und held there us pr;
sonora of war until the ratification of
treaty of peace between the two nation.1
3d. The Fronch province of Chun:
pague to bo held by the Germans ns
pledge for tho payment of all war e:
penses.
4th. The provinces of Alsace au
Lorraine to bo formally yielded to Ge
many.
In addition, the Germans agree tin
Paris shall receive no German gari isoi
bat that tho city shall be confided to tl
protection of tho National Guards, wi
shall not bo disarmed. When these d
monds are conceded Germany will thc
negotiate terms of peaco. It is alf
agreed that Franco shall bo left alone
reconstruct her Government as she d
nires, uninfluenced by Germany.
It is said that these propositions a
combated by Jules Favre, iu bohult'
Franco, as too severe for accept ance,
is unknown, at this hour, what abut
mont of them will take place.
A despatch from Versailles .says Bon
baki is withdrawing from Besancon 1
roads ou the left bank of thc river Doul
A portion of the German army of t
South ia in pursuit. Bourbaki's losa
tho attack on Gen. Von Werder's arc
was fully 10,000. Th ero is great suffi
ing among tho French, and their si
and wouuded havo been abuudoued
tho retreating array. The remaiuder
Manteufel's army have interrupted eo
muuicatious iu Bourbaki's rear, aud ni
occupy St. Kit, Quingry aud Mancho
junction.
The number of French prisoners
Germany, on the 1st of January, 18'
was 11,1G0 officers aud 33,385 men.
The ladies of Munich have resolved
present a laurel wreath to Emperor V\
liam and erect a statue of Von Moltkc
A correspondent of the Timen wri
from Paris that there will certainly
moro sorties, and probably it will reqtl
a firm baud to prevent terrible tra
dies, for Paris loathes thc word surr
dor, to which it must be forced by
thousands of hungry mouths.
The deaths in Paris for tho week e
ing thc 20th wero 4,4.05, an increase
387 over the provions week.
General Faidherbe is at Dnnki
making preparations for defence of
town.
The French have destroyed the bril
of Crecy, near the town of Laroche, c
turiug u few prisoners. Tho town
Sable, twenty-seven miles West Sot;
west of Lomans, is occupied by 2,
Germans, with artillery and cavalry.
Ronni'*uv Lmm.?o? ._T? io ?n:..:.
--.-j -'. - -
announced that Gen. Clinchard has b
appointed to tho command of tho I
nrmy in place of Bourbaki, who is
loDger ablo to perform active scrv
Tho latter seems to havo, iu a mom
of mental aberration, attempted un;
cc8sfully lo commit suicide with a pip
A circular from the Minister of Fore
Affairs to diplomatic agents of S[
compliments the devotion and efforti
Serrano and Prim, and says the fore
policy of Spain is expressed in tho wo
"Wo desire to live at peace with all
lions."
Tho flight of tho French to tho isl
of Jersey is unabated.
The books for tho Prussian lo.in ch
with a subscription largely in execs
tho required amount.
FxiOltBNOB, January 27.-Tho diffic
at Tunis betwoen the Italian Consul
tho govornmcnt of that country is i
cably settled.
Tho ex-Prefect of Seine, Baron
Hausen, is at Bomo, in consultation .
tho Italian Government regarding
buildings and reconstruction of the
in conformity with tho requirement
tho future capital of Italy.
LONDON, January 30-Afteruoo
Tito ovouiug edition of thc Times
fains a despatch from Versailles, stn
that tho contributions imposed i
Paris bv the articles of capitulation
53,000,OOOf. Tho French Nationa
sembly meots in Bordeaux during
nrmistico. The armies maintain
respectivo positions. The countn
twoen tho lines will bo neutral.
Tim (?ueou of Spniu leaves Turi
12th February, for Madrid.
All qualities' of sugar havo slightl,
vanced at Havana.
A dooroo was issued iu Berlin, coi
ing tho Federal Council of tho En
on tho 20th of February.
Ono division of troops of tho
besides the Nut ional Guard in I
k
?Ill not bo required to; disarm, anti'
communication With Paris ia pr o viuio ti?
nily reatrictod. Favre will not come to
Paris. No other person hos been accre?
dited to represent France in the Con?
ference.
A despatch from Versailles, to-day,
(Monday,) says tho occupation of tho
French forts by the Germans was unat?
tended with interesting incidents.
A Constantinople despatch says tho
Sultun insists that tho Conference shu 1
restore to Turkey fall coutrol of tho Dar?
danelles and Bospbortis.
It is reported that tho project to raise
a .Spanish loan on tho tobacco loan, is
prououueed unfounded.
Gludstouo says tho English Govern?
ment hos givou assent to overy allowable
proceediug looking to tho settlement of
tito Alabama claims, and would coutiuuo
to do so, believing the unsettled state of
tho coutroversy disadvantageous to both
countries.
VERSAILLES, Juuuary 30.-Entrance to
and egress from Puris is forbidden. The
re-victualling of Paris is proceeding un?
der German supervision. Confidence is
expressed at German headquarters that
peace will bo secured. Thc German
troops aro chagrined at being forbidden
to enter Parin.
Amtrlrun Intelligence.
CHARLESTON, January 30.-Arrived
schooner Pawn, Boston; steamship.
Georgia, New York.
HAVANA, January 2?).- Gen. Condoi
Parro surrendered with thirty men am
a number of officers.
MEMPHIS, January 28. -The Bteumboa
W. R. Arthur, from Now Orleans foi
Louisville, exploded her boiler fourfoot
miles below here this moruiug; she thei
burned till her bow suuk. lu the cou
fusion, many passengers jumped over
board and were drowned. Cupt. Pro
laski, assisted by Capt. Frazier, a passen
ger, paved many of the passengers
Several tugs subsequently repaired ti
tho scene of tho disaster and rendcrei
assistance. Capt. Proluski states tim
ho had forty-five cabin sud forty* dec
passengers, and at least sixty were lost
Many that were saved were badly iii
jared. No Southern names among th
list, of passengers lost.
ST. LOUIS, January 23.-Charles Joli
sud John Armstrong, murderers of th
Lapin? family, five in number, ucti
Potosi, Nevada, were publicly hung i
tho Court House Square, at Potosi, yoi
tcrday. A very large crowd of porttot
were present, some coming from tweut
to thirty miles to witness the executioi
Jolly's bead was nearly severed from li
body by tho rope, and Armstrong die
by slow strnugulutiou, by -orno dening
ment of thc noose.
WASHINGTON, January 30.-The mai
I topic of conversation iu Southern eire'
is the fate of tho Southern Pacific Kai
road, which comes up this week, iu tl
House. The indifference of some Sont
cru members provokes damagiug cot
ments from tho friends of the South.
It is stated that Lewis Downing, chi
of tho Cherokees, was assassinated,
is supposed that Downiug's murder gn
out of conflicting views of the pu
blood and half-breed Indians.
Tbs Government, will buy $'2,000,0
in bonds each Wednesday, and s
$1,000,000 gold each Thursday, duri;
February.
The Democrats carried Wheeling, V
gi nia.
In tho House, Mr. Mungen offeree
resolution for information why the P
aident maintains a military stall'.
In the Senate, a bill was report
from the Committee on Territories I
tho formation of a State government
New Mexico and Colorado.
The President sent a message to Ci
gress in favor of territorial goverumi
for tho Indian Territory. The Judien
Committoo reported adversely to won]
suffrage under tho fourteenth umei
mont. Bingham, tho chairman, argi
that female suffrage belongs exclusiv
to tho Slates. Thc Judiciary Commit
also ogrecd to report adversely to givi
additional representatiou.
In tho Senate, the Board of Aidera
of Cincinnati ask that thc bridges
tween Cincinnati and Now York
raised. The Military Committee rcpt
eil adversely to the sale of tho arse
property at Pittsburg. A bill remov
tho custom house from St. Mark's
Cedar Jvej's, Flu., was passed. Tho c
of tho Georgia Senators wan taken
aud argued to adjournment. The mi
rity report seating Whitely and Fan
was rojeoted by a volo of nineteen
thirty. The sub-committee of tho
construction Committee, consisting
Porter, Upson and Mungen, unanime
ly agreed to recommend to the conn
tee tho passage of the Senate bill aboli
iug the test oath.
In the House, bills were iutrodncei
secure moro efficiency in the difi'ci
departments of tho Government ; extc
ing thc jurisdiction of tho Court
Claims, anil making appropriations f
custom house at Vicksburg. Tho
Line Railroad was fillibustercd over
morning hour. Butler, of Massae
setts, asked leave to introduce the
lowing joint resolution: That tho C
gress of tho United States, in tho n
and on behalf of tho pcoplo of
United States, givo to J. O'Dounr
Rossa, Thomas Clark Lubby, J
O'Leary, Th os. B. Burke, Chas. Un
wood O'Connell, and their associi
Irish exiles and patriots, n cordial
come to the capital and to tho conn
and that a copy of this resolution
transmitted to them by tho Prcsidoi
tho United States. Benjamin, of '.
souri, objected. Butler moved to
pond the rules, and said that the roi
tion was copied from tho Kossonth i
lotion. Tho rules were suspended,
thu joint resolution passed, by 172 ti
KALEKIH, January 30.-Tho ioipc
mont trial of Holden was formnlly i
monced to-day, Chief Justico Pen
presiding. Tho counsel for tho n
gcrs and respondent were present,
rnrmngerc requested the eighth artic
I impeachment to bo amended, so t
''substituto tbo *t*me of Heathery for
Berry, Th? .defence objected. The
Obief Jaetioe decided in favor of tbe
managers, whereupon the defence asked
until Thursday to amend their response
in accordance with the change in eighth
article. Time was granted until Weeinea- I
day. The court adjourned until 12
o'clock of that day.
NEW YORK, January 30.-Col. Alex?
ander, formerly supervisor of tho inter?
nal revenue at New Orleans, was arrested
last week at Boston, on the charge of
defalcation. Ho was brought into Mur
shul Sharp's office this morning, en route
to Washington.
NEW OULEAN.S, Jun mi ry 30.-E. H.
Moss, colored, uudcr indictment for out?
raging the daughter of C. Conrtons, was
shot und killed by tho father of tho gil I
last night, whilo prowling urouud Cour
tou's house.
Kl.\A\t I Al. AND UOniBISCKCIAI*.
CoiiUMniA, S. C., January 31.-.Sales of
ooltou, yoslerduv, 102 huies-middling
13 Ve.
LONDON, Juiiuury 30-3 P. M.-Con?
sols 02*,,. Bonds 00?.,.
LIVERPOOL, January 30-3 P. M.
Cottou quiet and steady-uplnnds 8',,';
Orleans S,ns'.
LIVERPOOL, January 30-Afternoon.
Official quotations ?if cotton-uplands
8,'ij; Orleans &}i(?j&%', but prices aro
actually a bhadc lower; sales of cotton
loading at Savauuah und Churluston
8(5lS!? for middling uplands.
NEW YOKK, jauuary 30-Noou.
Stocks steady. Governments very
strong, especially Gs of 1881. State
houds steady but dull. Gold sternly, at
10%@.ll. Money ensy, tit 5(W6. Ex
chance-long O'.,; short 10'?. Flour
5@10c. better. Wheat 2@3c. better.
Corn 1(??2C. better. Pork quiet, at
23.00. Cottou dull and declining; sales
1,000 bales-uplands nominally 15.'.,';
Orleans 1G. Freights quiet.
7 P. M.-Money easy, at 5@G. Ex?
change firm. Gold ll($ll,J*j. Govern?
ments strong, but closed quiet. G2s
10;V Southerns dull but steady. Ten
ucssees 04*.;'; new (M.'.,'. Virginias 64;
uew GI. Louisianas Gfi; now GO; levees
71; 8s 80. Alabamas 07; 5s GO. Geor?
gias SI .'.j; 7s bl. North Caroliuas 46;
new 23'.;. South Carolinas 78; new
GO1.,'. Cotton quiet but wonk, with sales
Of 3,300 bales, at 15.* .j. Flour-South?
ern firmer; common to good extra 7.00
(?7.G0; goodtoohoieo7.G5(7/)8.75. Whis?
key firmer, at O5((?:0?.'._.. Wheat active
and finner but unsettled-winter red and
unilicr Western 2.G0(V?/2.G1. Corn llrui
er-new 8(>(V8S. Pork linn, at 23. ODO
23.12,'..j- Beef active und tinner -plain j
mess 1?(M'15; extra mess 15(? 17.'... Lard
heavy, at 13j4'@13'.;. Freights linn.
BAI.TIMUUE, Jauuary 30.-Flour aeliv.'
and shipping grades held higher. Wheat
lirm and scarce. Corn scarce and high?
er-white 00; yellow 90@02. Pork 22.00.
Bacon scarce-shoulders 10'.j (u 10^.(.
Whi.-key 95@90. Cotton closed easy
middling 15'.{\ receipts 045 bales; sales
425; stock 11,520.
CINCINNATI, January 30.-Flour ad?
vancing and excited-family 6.75(/f 7.00.
Com in good demand, ut full prices.
Provisions closed taint*. Pork 22.75.
Lard hold at. 12 .'.,(// 12:,.l. Bacon higher
-shoulders 10; clear sides 12'.,. Whis?
key in good demand, at 80.
AUGUSTA, January 30.-Cotton opened
strong and excited, but closed quiet, at
l-l.1.,' fur middling: sales 840 bales; re?
ceipts 84G.
SAVANNAH, January 30.-Cotton quiet
and firm-middling ll7,,'; receipts 7,533
bales; sales 2,200; stock 85,477.
NEW OK LEANS, January 30.-Flour
finner-.superfine G.37*J; double G.50(//
G G2; treble 7.00. Corn easier-white
70. Pork quiet and held at 23.75.
Bacon llfTMu'.i; t-ugur-cured hams 16(u.
17. Lard-tierce 13??; keg 14^?l-4?.i.
Sugar-good common 7;'., ; primo 'J.1 ?CL'}
Molasses unchanged-primo 51 (rf]
53. Whiskey dull, at 0D(a. 1.05. Prime
coffee 15)ii(Vi)15*2. Cottou quiet and
steady-middling 15*u'; receipts 14,510
bides; sales 3,500; stock 207,320.
WILMINGTON, January 30. - Cotton
unsettled-middling 14; receipts 850
bales; sales 25; stock 2,612.
CHARLESTON, January 30.-Cotton
firm-middling 15; receipts 1,030 bales;
sales 800; stock 40,172.
GALVESTON, January 30.-Cottou quiet I
?iud weak-good ordinary 13','; receipts !
2,005 bales; sales 500; stock 60,273.
BOSTON, Jauuary 30.-Cotton dull
middling 15:'.,; receipts 1,460 bales; sales
350; stock 7,000. I
MOBILE, January 30.-Cotton easy
middling \-i}i>(d 14 p.,' ; receipts 5,056<
bides; sales 3,000; stock 00,074.
NORFOLK, January 30.-Cotton firm
low middling 14,,u'1(MI4,.1'; receipts 2,657
bales; sales 230; Stock 0,300.
The Central National Bank of Columbia
WILL commence business, at their Hank?
ing House, opposite thu Columbia Ho?
tel, ou FEBBUAltY 1ST.
OFFICERS.
John B. Palmor, President.
A. G. iirenizor, Cashier.
C. N. G. Hutt, Assistant Cf.shier.
DIRECTOBB.
John H. Palmor, J. EU Gregg, It. D. .Semi,
,of li. D. Heirn A Son;) G. W. Dearden, (ot
Copeland A Dearden;) lt. L. Bryan, (of bryan
A MoOartcr;) P. W. McMaster, W. C. Swaf
flold, iof lt. A. W. C. Swafneld.) Jan 2B
Tax Notice.
Coi.UMItlA, S. C., January 27, 1871.
fl VIE Comity Treasurer hereby given notice
_L that he will he ready to receive tho Stale
and County Taxes, Tor the fiscal year eliding
September 1, 1S70, 011 Kcal and Perdona] Pro?
perty, on and afior WEDNESDAY, thc l?t day
of February.
Levy for SI alo purposes, '.) Milla on every
dollar.
Levy fur County purposes, 5 Milla on every
dollar.
Levy for School purposes, *l on every poll.
J. W. DENNY, Comity Treasurer.
Jan 28 4
Ridge Land for Sale.
AFIRST clast COTTON PLANTATION, on
bead waiora of Cloud Creek, in Edgefiuld
County, 8. C., containing 830 acres. Cottage
dwelling and all necossary buildings usually
found on a cotton plantation. Last year the
owner made seventy-five bales cotton with
live mules. E. W. SEIDELS A CO.
Jau 27
ADELAIDE PHILLIPPS'
Concert Company 1
ADELAIDE PHILLIPS
RKSFEcrrruUiY AOTXOONCES
One Grand Concert
AT
IRWIN'S HALL,
ON
THURSDAY KVKNIKU, February ?,
Assisted by tho following Artistes:
ISt/KJELm *T. LEVY,
Tho Greatest Cornet Playor in thc World.
MR. JULES D'HASLER,
Tho Eminent Baritone.
EDWARD HOFFMAN,
Tlie Distinguished Pianist and Composer.
Carrin of admission, scouring reserved seats,
$1.50, to bo had at LYBUANU'S Mnnio Store,
mid SCIJUIACHKH'S Jewelry Establishment, on
and after Tuesday, January 31, amt at ibo
Hall, on tho evening of tho Concert. To coni
nn nee at 8 o'clock. .lan .'tl :!
NICKERSUN HOUSE HALL!
FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY,
l.'ntnmeitcing Wedncsttoy, February 1, 1ST 1.
THE PILGRIM;
on,
Life Illustrated.
til K O Ii IO INA L ENTER TA INM KN T,
As given 300 Nights in New York,
l.>0 Nigh ta in Philadelphia,
100 Nights in Bouton,
100 Nights in Baltimore.
30 Nights in Kichmonri.
One grand Pilgrim Matinee, SATO HD AY, at
8 o'clock.
Tlie great Transformation Scene every night.
Every night at quarter beforo H. Saturday
afternoon al ?I. Admission 75 couts; Cliildren
25couta. Reserved scat? $1. Reduced prices
for Matinoe. E. W. WARREN,
Jan 28 ti Maoagor.
At and Less Than Cost.
HEAL PAISLEY SHAWLS.
Black Cloth and Beaver Cloaks.
Worsted Coverings.
Ie ivy Cuisini?res ami Cloths.
Beat French Merino?.
Irish Poplins.
All Wool Plaid?
Fancy Dress Go.jris.
Black and Colored Sid;*.
Jan 2'.? C. F. J.\CKSON.
A Stock of Clothing. Hats
GENTS' FURNISHING- GOODS
AT
Hu' I? K S H T II A ?V li O S T. .iii
ABARE OPPORTUNITY TO H M BARK IN
TUE BUSINESS. A tri sh ami well se
[eotcd nt.iek of CLOTHING. HATS and Gents'
FURNISHING GOODS, togetner with tho
STOKE FIXTURES and Lease of ono of the
most desirable business ??tund?- in tho eily of
Columbia-property of the late W. J. Hoke
is now offered tor salo at a sacrifice, in order
ttl close thc bUainces. Parties desiring lu
treal for the purchase of same, will call oil or
address tho son of Gie lato proprietor.
MIKE kl OK E.
tt?T*Papers copying other uoticewil! riiscnu
liuui! it and insert this. Jan 2!)
Rich, Rare and Ruby.
WF. have just received an extensivo addi?
tion to our stock of WINKS and LI?
QUORS, which will compare favorably, in pu?
rity, with any stuck in the United Statis.
Wc mention: Superior Heidsick; Verzonay
Moet ?t Chandon; Veuvo Clicquot Ponsardin;
Cortaillod Mousscaux, ami ether brands id
CHAMPAGNE. J. ? F. Marlell's Cognac
URANDY-believed to be the only lot of this
celebrated brand in the city. Old Wheat Bour?
bon WHISKEY-1860. Genuine Hungarian
BITTERS. Partaga, La Croma and Concilia
clan CIGARS-genuine Havanas, ('all and
try them. PAYSINGER <t FRANKLIN,
Jan 28 Exchange House.
State of South Carolina,
COLUMBIA, JA NV A uv 21, 1871.
I> ROPOS ALS for tho printing of tho eiir
ront and permanent work of tho General
Assembly, addressed to tho Clerks of the Se?
nate and linline of Representatives, will bc
received bv tho undersigned until WEDNES?
DAY, February 1, 1871. ' J. WOODRUFF,
Clerk of Senate.
A. O. JONES,
Clerk of lluuso of Representative*;.
Jan 2(!
Received To-day.
ALOT of primo Walhalla BU l'TER. in b ill,,
and in bulkB.
ORANGES, LEMONS, PINEAPPLES,
Malaga Grapes. Dried Fruit, otu., on hand.
Jan 17 W. D. SCHOENBERG.
New Books at Bryan & McCarter's.
fTlHE Lifo of Lord Palmerston, by Bulwer.
I Tho English Governess at tho Siamese
Court, with plates.
Thc Percys, by author of Stepping Heaven?
wards. Price 11.25.
Tho Victory of tho Vanquished, by author
of Schonberg Family. $1.7.5.
Light at Evening Time-a book of Comfort
and Support for tho Aged -by Dr. Holme.
Arthur Help's Essays, written at intervals.
Joseph and His Friend, by Bayard Taylor.
Sketches of San Domingo, by Keim. (1.50.
Morning and Evening Exercises, bv Henry
Ward Beecher. *2 00.
Tour of Dr. Syntax, with colored plates.
$3.00; and other new Books, to suit all fancies.
Also, a variety of new Novels, and another
supply of Diaries for 1871. Jan 21
Oils, Turpentine, Benzine.
1 f\f\GALLONS LINSEED OIL.
Ll JV/ 100 gallons Traill Oil,
100 gallons Machinery Oil,
100 gallons Spirits Turpentine,
100 gallons Alcohol,
.00 gallon? Benzine,
10 barrels Kerosene Oil.
For sale low by E. IL IIEINITSH,
.Jan 21 Wholesale and Itetail Druggist.
Biamond Hams,
SUGAR cured SHOULDERS,
Smoked Tongue,
Breakfast Bacon,
Fulton Market Biel,
AU cindee and for ealo at reduced pl ices.
Jan 27 EDWABI) HOPE.
Farm for Sale.
/"1HEAP for cash, a small FA BM, seven
V.^ acres, moro or less, on upper Boundary
Street, bounded on East by lands of Col. Wm.
Wallace, North by J. M. Crawford, South by
Boundary street. For further particulars,
inquire of G. D. HOPE, or D. C. PEIXOTTO
,tSON. Jan'J!
Extra Cheese.
-J f\f\ BOXF.S Goshen, English Dairy and
Ll " f Pine Apple CHEESE, for sale low.
Oct 30 E. HOPE.
MT. ZION SCHOOL,
VVISnSDORO, s. c.
THE next session of thia aoboo)
will bogia MONDAY, 8th day of
|Fobrnary.
StudoDts aro undor military
'discipline aud wear an appropriate
tuiiiorm.
TEEMS WAI 8R88I0N OK FIVK MONTHS :
Board, including tuition, fuel, lights aud
washing.$120
For circulara address
O. A. WOO OW ABD, Principal,
or M. M FARROW, Asso. Priue'l.
Jan 24 tofB
Boarding and Day Schcol,
HY
TUM .MISSKS MANIGAVtiT,
YOltKVILLK, S. C.
THK next aoss'on of this School
wi 1 oinnnienuo un th?- FIBHT OF
FKBUVJARY, 1871.
Term? pur St-t*eii?ti ol' Twenty
Weeks, payable one-half in ad?
vance M nd half in mi idle td' scanlon:
Tuition in English, and Board,includ?
ing Washing, Fuel and Lights ... $103 00
Languages. io oo
Instrumental Moxie . 25 00
Vocal MUMU. 25 00
For I un her particulars:, address
MUM JUI.I\ MAN 1(1 AU LT,
.lan li tintf Vorkville. H. 0.
School Notice.
THF. subscriber huviug just suc?
ceed! tl in procuring a resilience for
t^his family, finds it necessary to
chang? the loen lion, and herein
pi vc.-: notice that his MC HOOL
FOB BOYS w ill positively be open?
ed ou tho FI11ST MONDAY in February, at
bis residenco corm-r of Plain and Henderson
street?, next house.above Niekerson's Hotel.
Jan 12 18* O. H. BARNWELL.
18 7 1. 18 7 1.
NEW CKOP
GARDEN SEED,
-AT -
E. ?. JACKSON'S
Jan 23 ti Drug Store.
Meat ! Meat ! ! Meat ! I !
THOMAS W. FOPK (informa the
public that tho best BEEF, POBK,
MUTTON and SAUSSAGE, in the
market, can he found at Stall No. 7
Give mo a call. Dee 28 2mo
Just Received
FORTY head of very tine yinni;
Kentucky MULES, many of which are
_well broke to har noss. Apply at Chas.
Lou au's Stables, corner Assembly and Senate
stroots. \V. S. A J. M. TAL BOTT.
Jan 15
New Varieties Garden Seeds.
17*1 Lt) ER KR* UT CABBAGE,
. Marbltdiuad Mammoth Cabbage,
Earl) sdiweinlori h Cabbage,
Revea' Earlv Prolific Tomato,
N.-W French' Break ia it Radiait,
Karly Flat Dutch Cabbage,
Earlv Witiiiiiigsladt Cabbage.
For Hide hy E. H. HEINITSH.
Wholesale and ltetail Drug and Seed Store.
CARRIAGES.
r:*p3*fct> A CUMPLETE assortment ot two
wO-Sy*,aiiri four-seat Passenger CARRI?
AGES has just boen receive?! at the Iteposito?
ry, corner Lady and Assembly streets. Tho
talval timi most stylish patterns havo been
bolcetotl with cue, from some of tito best
builders in the country: and the stock never
has been surpassed in design or linish by any
ulVeiod here. Pri?es moderate.
Dec If. W. K. ti BEENFIELD,
Dentistry.
THE undersigned would in?
form his friend- and patrons
that be in prepared to execute
scientifically ami satisfactorily all operations
and work ff whatsoever kicd bis profession
demands. Tornas arena modating.
Oflico over Messrs. Poi ti r .V Oo.'s Dry Good?
Store, on Main st:oct, Columbia, S. C.
Oflice hours h oin 'J a. m. lo 1 p. m., ami
trom 2 t o -1 p. m.
Nov 20 D. L. BOOZER, D. T>. S.
Garden Seeds.
ALABUE assortment of fresh VEGETA?
BLE SEED, ju-t in and for mile low.
Jan IS EDWABD DOPE.
Irish Potatoes.
.V-' BB LH. choice Table POTATOES, for
sale low. EDWABD HOPE.
Fresh Teas.
CHOICE GUNPOWDER,
Hyson, Oolong and English
Breakfast Teas.
New Hulled BUCKWHEAT
t' 1.1)1 !..
New Orleans und Golden Syrup.
New York Pig Bains and Breakfast Strips,
eic., for sale at reasonable prices, liv
Jan 7 lino K. STENHOUSE.
JUST RECEIVED.
AFINE ASSORTMENT of DOLLS,! Toys,
and other fancy articles forjliltlo folks.
A I.SO,
A fresh selected stock of CANDIES, fancy
and stick, and a large assortment of Fancy
anti Plain Pound Cakes.
A USO,
A tine lot of MEERSCHAUM PIPES, Cigars,
Ac, at KRAFT'S BAKERY,
Dec 21 Main street.
The Dexter Stables.
??A THE undersigned have rc
JjL?xJ moved their Stables to tho new
tyj/jLy^iL building, immediately South of
? i/i'^r^SiFftbinnev's Hull, and, with a new
ySr'^pr Titock of CARRIAGES, BUG?
GIES 'ino fine HOUSES, aro prepared lo an?
swer all calls that may be mada upon them.
Horses bought ?ind sohl on commission.
Persons in want of good stock, are invited to
give us a call. Liberal advances made on
stock left for sale. BOYCE .V CO.
W. II. Boras.
C. H. Pi crme H.T.. Jan 2-1
Agricultural and Carden Seed Store,
AFULL supply ol SEEDS, of every variety,
all warranted of tho best quality and
approved kinds, anti known to bc goo tl.
EXTRA EA KL Y PEAS.
Union .Nels, red and white.
Extra Early Beets, and all other kind*.
ALSO,
Grass Seeds, Orchard Ora-is. Clover and
Timothy Herd.
Seeds enid allow prices. Call nt
Jan ll i BEINITSH'S DIJUG STORE.
For Sale,
Q Ct(\C\ ACRES of LAND in Barnwell,
0?OvJ\J on tho J'.disto.
750 ACRES in Kershaw-in lot? to nuit.
HOUSE and LOT in Columbia- $12,000.
1 Hollie in thin citv, *5,0l;0.
HOUSE and Od rici II acres LAND, near the
city *:', COO. Apply to JOHN BAUHKETT,
Attorney nt Law and Beal Estate Agi nt.
Sept 25 ' ly
City Currency will be Taken
IN pr.vmont for Goods nt
Nevil II A I! DY SOLOMON'S.
^Auo*10tt I ??IJ? s*
Sale of Colton Seed.
BY JACOB LEVIS.
THIS [Tuesday] MORNING, at 10 o'clock,
before my atoro, I will noll,
COO buahels Golton Seed, slightly damaged*
in lots to snit purchasers, j Jan 31
Variety Sala,
BY JACOB LEVIN.
THIS MORNING, 31at, at 10 o'clock, before
my atoro, I ?ill aell:
Bacon SIDES aud SHOULDERS,
Prime Stripa and Corned Meats.
BarrelB of Flour,
Goubeu Batter,
Caudlen aud Starch,
Bitters, ?lc.
Al.PO,
A variety of FURNITURE. Jan.?1
Two Desirable Cottages.
BY D C.PEIXOTTO & SON.
On MONDAY MORNING, tho 0th day of
February, in front of the Court Houao, at
10 o'clock, in thia city, without rcsorvo, wo
will nell.
Two desirable COTTAGES. No. 1 bounded
<>n Ibo North by Senate at reel; on the South
by ll abb; on tho Westby D. G. Thompson; on
tho East by Rubb.
Cottage f?o. 2.-Rounded on tho North by
Senate street; on the South bv Rabb; on the
East by Cottage No. 1; on the West by Dr. W.
P. Geiger.
Tho above Lota measure front on Senate
street 31 feet G inches, and run back 184 feet
8 inches, more or less, and with all necessary
out-buildings, and line WCRB of wat?". Each
Cottage contains 4 tine rooina.
TKIIMS- Oue-halt cash; balance in twelve
mon tbs, secured by bond and mortgage, bear?
ing interest at tho rato of soven per cent, per
annum ; purchaser to pay na for papera and
stamps. Jan 29
in the Court of Probate-Lexington.
AV parle Alexander H. Wolfe, Administrator
of W. M. Beckham, deceased.
Petition to Sell Personal Property of Deceased.
PURSUANT to tho order ot Hon. A. H.
Caughman, Judgo of Probate for Lex?
ington County, I will aell, on tho first day of
February next and days aucceoding,
Tho PERSONAL PROPERTY of W. M.
Beckham, deceased, consisting of about
30 Bales Cotton,
15 Mules, 3 lioinen and 2 Colta,
cn Hogs, 00 Cattlo, among which arc a great
many lino Milch Cowa.
Kitchen Furniture, ?c.,.and a large quantity
of fine Cotton Seed.
3.000 Buahels Corn and large quantity of
Fodder,
3 Four-Horse Wagons, 1 Ox-Cart, large
quantity of Farming Implements, House and
The sale will be commenced at what is
known as tho JamcB Batea place, iu Richland
Fork, and continued tbero until all the pro?
perty on that place ia Bold; and on tho day
immediately succeeding, the salo will be con?
tinued at the Baker place, in Lexington, tho
late, residence of tho deceased, and continued
there until all the property ia aold. It is
thought the sale at tho Bat?a place will oc?
cupy about two days, and tho aale commenced
at the Baker place on the third.
Terms of sale cash. S. M. ROOF, S. L. C.
SherifTs Office, Lexington C. H., January 9,
1S7I. Jan 12_
Charleston Advertisements
PURE GYPSUM !
Containing Eighty Per Cent, of Soluble Matter!
Cl ROUND anti prepared in thia city, and
JT warranted free from adulteration.
The. annexed communication from Prof.
Charles U. Shepard, Jr., of tho purity of this
article, is a guarantco of ita highly valuable
realities to the farmer, being available when
mixed with other manures, to tho great ad?
vantage of any kind of crop. Unequaled aa
a top dressing for Wheat, Ryo, Barley, Ac,
and thc Oraseos, (one peck of which will ahow
visible improvement on an aero of ground.)
: his valuable Manure ia offered for aale at
thc low prico of (15 per tou, cash, or on time
for city acceptance, with interest added.
Put up ror shipment in nags of 200 pounds
each. All orders hy mail, in accordance with
above terms, will b? promptly executed by
JOHN H. HOLMES,
Commission Merchant, Boyce'a Wharf,
Charleston, S. C.
[corr.]
OFFICE ov STATT. INSPECTOR HF FERTILIZERS,
IJARRATORY OF TUE MEDICAL Coi.I.EOK,
QUEEN STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. G.,
November 24, 1870.
Mr. John II. Holmes.
DEAF. Sin: Tho GYPSUM submitted by yon
for analysis ia the most remarkable 1 have
ever seen for its freedom from impurities of
every kind, containing as it docs but one-third
of ono per cent, of iosolublo matter. If it
can lie supplied of similar quality, it cannot
fail to provo a groat boon to Southern agricul?
tura, aB there is no crop tn which it is not b??
n?ficiai, whether applied alone or in conjunc?
tion with other manures. Very respectfully,
your obedient ecrvant. (Signed)
CHARLES U. SHEPARD, JR., M. D.
Jan 12 _122
r. p. UBODIK. u. n. nunniNa. H. o. HUDOINS.
BRODIE & CO.,
COTTON
Factors and Commission Merchants,
North Atlantic Wharf,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
LI ISKRA Lad vance.? made on Consignments.
Refer to ANDREW SlMONDS.Eaq., Presi?
dent 1st National Rank, Charleston, ti. C.
Aug 24 8mo
To Rent,
<^ A DWELLING HOUSE, on Uppcrstreet,
containing eight rooms. Ten acres of
*i4J'LLAND contiguous to the dwelling will be
rented with it ii desired. Apply to
WM. WALLACE,
At Office of Messrs. Wallaco A Greene,
Jan 25 t? Scott'a Bank Building.
Cotton Seed.
rilllE Colombia Oil Company will purohase
J. 20,000 bushels of sound COTTON SEED,
to be delivered between February and Auguat,
for cash, thirty days after delivery. Parties
desiring to contract, address, with price and
time of proposed delivery,
E. P. ALEXANDER,
Jan 28 3* President.
Just Received.
A N a*sortmont of frcab CRACKERS, of tho
/\. finest iiuality, consisting of Soda, Boston,
lintier, Lemon, Ginger, Cream and Lunch
Milk, for salo at lower prices than usual, by
Jan 7 Imo E. STENHOUSE.
Hardy Solomon & Co.,
HAVING entered into tho manufacture oi
BRICK and QUARRYING of GRANITE,
ami purchased of Mosers. Wright A Vinn, one
ot their new patent Brick Machines, capable
ol turning out from 10,000 lo 00,000 bricka pei
day, are now prepared to make contracta and
furnish parties with any quantities of bricks
desired. Applv to HARDY SOLOMON, at his
store, or at the South Carolina Bank anc
Trmt C mipany. ?*PkJL
Blacksmith and Wheelrighr.
3^ THE subscriber, having started buBL
iKjf^nca? on bia own account, begs to iu
\Jr fnrin Ida friends and tho public that lu
is now prepared to ex?cute all order? in hit
lino. His Shop is loe ite J on Assombly ttreet
between Gervais and Lady.
Jan G Imo PHILLIP MOTZ.,
Chewing Tobacco-J nut Received.
AFINE lot of Gie best Pan-cake and Fi;
Ch. wing TOBACCO.
Nov 3 JOHN C SEEGERS 1