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Forulgn AflalrHi ROUE, January 00.- Von Arnim, Ger? man Ambassador at Rome, has presented to the Pope an autograph letter from Emperor William, thankiug bia Holiness for his penco counsels, and expressing conciliatory views. No reference is made to his temporal power. LONDON. January 31.-The cotton spinners at Bolton have conceded nn ad? vance of five per cent, on the wages of workmen. An interesting game of billiards was played ia St James Hall'last night, be? tween Roberta and Bennott. Tho former won by 363 points, after a contest of three aud a half hours. LONDON, January 31-2.30 P. M.-Ou the ro-assenabling of tho Conference it was again postponed, iu cons?quence of the illness of Granville. Postal communication bntween Lon? don aud Paris was re-opened. Prussians are driving cattle into Paris to feed the inhabitants. Bismarck has notified tho British Foreign Office that tho Dieppe linc alone is at present available for the transporta tioo of provisions to Paris, but that uutil sufficient supplies eau be received, the Germans will share their stores with tho citizens. The execution of the terms of tho Convention between Favre and Bismarck proceeded yesterday with? out interrupt ion. As the French forces were again ad? vancing, South of Loire, the Prussians destroyed tho bridge at Blois. This stopped the advance, as thc French sub? sequently retreated Southward. The fourth Prussian reservo took 200 prison? ers at Patte vant. FLOBENCE, January31.-Tho debate in Parliament ou Papal guarantees has closed. An explauatioti was made by tho Government that thc responsibilities it proposed to nssnmo towards the Pope were virtually the same as tho30 adopted by the advice of Cavour with relation to the liberties of thc church, and that the practical effect of this policy would bc to exempt the Pope from subjection to any tomporal authority. LONDON, February 1.-A despatch i from Bordeaux says Gambetta tele? graphed tho Prefects of provinces that he will announce thc resolution of thc Bordeaux Government after communica? tion with the personage expected from Paris. Meanwhile, ho urges firmness and continence, and urges them to drill incessantly the recruits which arrive during tho respite. A despatch from Versailles says firing was heard in the direction of Belleville and Villctte Chons, and there is appre? hension of a disturbance in Paris. Bourbaki and Gainbettaeea.se operations to-day. A despatch from Switzerland says thc bombardment of Belfort continues. LONDON, February 1.-The Conference holds another session Friday. Thc Em? peror of Germany will not return to Berlin until peace is concluded. A Constantinople despatch says thc dykes afc Smyrna were destroyed. Many lives were lost by the inundation. Tho Bourbon Princes will bc candi? dates for the Assembly. Gambetta tele? graphs that tho Bordeaux Government accepts the armistice, but cannot order elections iu the abseuce of further ex? planation?. ? ? . A ii i LT ic ii ii Intelligence. CHARLESTON, February 1.-Arrived steamship Manhattan, New York; brig , Margaret, Now Orleans. NEW YOKE, Januo.ry 31.-The North German Consul-General at this port hus published an appeal to the Germans of this couutry for renewed subscriptions to tho German patriotic fund. He states that the European war, during its latter period, has caused Germany more sacri? fices than during its former; that the severe winter has increased the sufferings of Germany from the war, and she has not only to pr?vido for her own wound? ed und a large number of French wound? ed soldiers, but also to support about 350,000 French prisoners. AiiBANY, N. V., Febrnary 1.-A reso? lution was introduced in tho Senate amending tho Constitution so as to ex? clude from tho rights of suffrage persons betting on elections, or who shall pro? mise to give or receive valuable conside? ration for a vote. MILWAUKEE, Wis., February 1.-The Hollidoy Hotel was burned to-day. Five perished and two were fatally burned. Others were hurt jumping from win? dows. ST. JOHN'S, N. B., February 1 -Small- : pox, which was introduced hero by a sailor, who died at thc Broadway House, is spreading. Sixteen cases reported to? day. NEW YOIIK, February 1.-Tho Russia takes over a million in epecie. PHILADELPHIA, February 1.-Hanlon, convicted of rape, resulting iu death, was hanged. No confession. CLEVELAND, February 1.-Di. Guien- ? tin, who shot Dr. Jones, for violation of I marital rights, was convicted of man- j slaughter. SAN FRANCISCO, February 1.--Tho pro-1 hibition of hog culturo in Japan has I been removed. Steamers ure taking! largo lots of brood swine. The steamer Colorado is reported he- j low. PHILADELPHIA, February 1.-The jury, in the case of John Ware, for killing Lia father, in Camden, returned a verdict of I murder in tho first degree. Tho pion of I j insanity, upon which the defence relied, j failed. WASHINGTON, February 1.-Regular despatches from Havana report thu sur? render of an insurgent chief and Rose ' Dominguez, Santo Perez, and Perdome, each with small bodies of men. A Ile 1 raid special says tho surrender of lead? ing insurgents continues, and tho work of pacification progtesses rapidly. It is stated that tho Insurgent House is dis? solved, and each member is looking to his own hufely. The special adds: Don Miguel Galiurez, the vice-President of i the Cuban Ka pu bl io, and/his non, aro in the woods in tho. neighborhood of Quay mayo. The Senate passed a rosolutiou recom? mending organized charity for French and German sufferers by the war. A Little Bock speoial says: Aftor ex? citing scones, the name of Brooks was stricken from tho roll of the Senate and tho credentials referred, by a vote of fourteen to seven, oud impeachment of tho Lioutcnant-Govoruor indefinitely postponed, by foity-eight to thirty. The department statement shows a de crensoof $4,000,000; coin in the Trea? sury, $99,000,000; currency $25,000,000. The West Virginia Le gislature elected II. G. Davis, Democrat, to tho Semite by thirty-one majority. In tho Senato, Buckingham presented the protest of New Eugland women against female suffrage, as imposing upon thom duties belonging to tho sterner sex. In commotion with aid for tho poor of Germany and Franco, Sherman proposed, but afterwards withdrew, tho following: That tho Presideut be re- i quested to communicate to tho French ! Government tho proposed sympathy of the American people for tho .suffering entailed upon tho French: and, further, that the President bo instructed, so far as consistent with tho law of nations, to assist tho French people in the establish? ment of a Republic. Sherman thought . we were bound to do this much for Franco, on account of tho ancient bond between us. Tho President was re? quested to communicate the correspond? ence of Mr. Blow, Munster to Brazil, regarding tho culture of cotton in and the commerce of that country. Georgia was resumed. The motion to substitute Farrow for Hill, in thc majori? ty report, failed by nineteen to thirty six. Hill was then sworn in as Senator from Georgia. The question recurred upon seating Miller. Trumbull gave notice that he would offer a rosolutiou that Miller was duly elected, and follow it with a concurrent resolution prescrib? ing the form of oath iu his ease. Au unsuccessful attempt was made to take up thc steamship subsidies. The diplo? matic appropriation hill was passed. Thc West Point appropriation bill was passed. Thc executive session confirm? ed Dru m moud as Commissioner General of the Land Ollice, rici: Wilson. In thc House, thu Postmaster .General waa directed to communicate informa? tion respecting tho service upon Post j Route No. ti,402, between Baltimore mid ! Now Orleans. Tho abolit ion of the test oath was resumed. Platt, of Virginia, and Morey, of Louisiana, favored, and Long, of Georgia, Maynard, of Tennes? see, and Porter, of Virginia, opposed it. The hill was fluidly passed, by 118 to S'.?, anil goes to thu President. Butler, ol Massachusetts, said ho had reported the bill as the mouth-pieco of the Bccon struction Committee, but could not sup? port it. It *s as follows: Uti it unacted. Thal when any person who is not rendered ineligible to ellice by tho provisions of the fourteenth amendment to thc Constitution, shall be elected or appointed lo any office of houor or trust nuder the Government, of the United St des, and shall not be able, on account of his participation in the late rebellion, to take the oath prescribed in the Act ol' Congres.'*, approved 2d July, 1802, said person shall, in lieu of said oath, before, entering upon tho du? ties of said olliec, take and subscribe the oath prescribed in an Act. of Congress, entitled "An Act proscribing an oath of office to bc taken by persons whose legal disabilities shall have been removed," approved July ll, 1SG8. Tho bill for thc relief of purchasers of land sold for direct tuxes in insurrection? ary Slates, was passed. A bill that a railroad company passing through ii State bc regarded us a citizen of that State and be forbidden to remove causes against citizens of said Stato from the Statu to Federal courts was passed. A hill discharging the fines of convicts when their terms of imprisonment ex? pire, upon affidavit of their inability to pay, was passed. A bill dividing Vir? ginia into two judiciary districts was passed. NKW Oni.i?ANs, February 1.-lu the Legislature, tho strong opposition to Speaker Carr resulted, yesterday, in his resignation, and the election of George \V. Carter, as Speaker. Thc result is regarded as a success of tho conservative element. Immediately niter sealing Speaker Carter, tho Democratic mem? bers whoso seats were being contested wine confirmed in their places. While workmen were engaged in re? moving largo broken glass from (Janal street, a window glass fi :'. a piece of which cut tho throat of Bei j. Levy, who was passing by, hilling him almost in? stantly. A Bread and Cake Baker, WHO thoroughly understands bis busi? ness, wants a. situation in Columbia. Prop, r references as to ability. Apply at PlKUN'IX oflieo. * Jan :i? li CCOTTON KKK!) OH. C??CK can bo had J at all liii.es, anil in any quail tit v, of Jan 21 E.'HOPE. No TICK- Thc undersigned have formed a Co-partnership, ami will bo Known as li. W. s I-. I UKI, s ,v CO. They represent some of the best Pl UK ami LIFE INSUSANCE COMPANIES m the United states. We propose lo be general I.ami Agents, ami will sell or purchase Heal Estate anywhere in | South Carolina, especially in Columbia. We . will prosecute claims before thc Legislature, ! alni thc renewal of lost bonds or other papers, j Persons wishing to sell or buy Heal Estate will do well to communicate willi us at Colum? bia. We have several handsome placea for I sale. Ofllco at Mike I luke's Clothing Store. E. W. SKIHKKS, nee 2 J. 13. E/.Kl.L. No'l i'.-!.:,_. All indebted to tho undersigned by Noie, Lien, Hook Account, or other? wise, will make settlement of Ibo same before thu FI HST DAY OF FEBHUAHY next and save costs. E. A- G. ?. HOPE. Jan G EOWAKD HOPE. 01.1) ?ASK HILLS und M UTI IJ ATICO CUltltUNCY bought and sold by Nov 23 '?mo O. CAM SKILL. Brolmr. STOCKS, lio.vns ?ml COUPONS bought ami sold by D. CAMBIUM,, Broker. Nov'J:i limo A Fl HST CLASS GHOST. -Tho people of Lexington, Ya., are entertained at pre? sent by a first class ghost, who constant? ly torments tho Hov. Mr. Thrasher and family, of that place. Tho ghost is a man. He plays all sortH of tricks, ia fre? quently visible, walks over tho snow without making traoka, is proof ngainst bullets. He seema quito talkative, and, in appearance, is thick set, of very dark complexion, if not black, and dressed in dnrk-brown clothes, very rough and un? tidy. Mr. Thrasher, n Christian minis? ter of unimpeachable character, says he hus abandoned all hopo of solving tho mystery, but is satisfied by ono circum? stance that tho visitor is n foul. "He snid ono night that ho 'wanted mouey,' nud no ono but a fool-be he man or demon-would come to the house of A Baptist preacher for that article." At Bloomington, III., on Thnrsday night, George Luce was burned to death by tho explosion of a kerosene lump, and Augustus Woodward was severely burned. Tho house and furniture caught lire, and wore destroyed. Tho British bark Kalo Smith, of Yar? mouth, N. S., was lost on Long Beach, Now Jersey, on tho night of the 2Gth ultimo, together with tho captain, six of tho crow, tho .steward's wife, und n New York pilot. There wi ro thirty-one deaths in tho city of Charleston for tho week ending the 28th ult.; whites ll; colored 20. A man doodod his house and lot to his wife, to escape creditors, und now she hus escaped bim. KINAMt;iAI. AMI UOAlMKItt'tAI.. COLIUMDIA, S. C., February 2.-Sales of cotton, yesterday, 150 bales-middling 133.?C. Livuui'OOL, January 511-Evcuiug. Cotton closed dull, with a downward ten? dency- uplands 8; Orleans ?S1., ; sales on ship to sail from S.iv.niimh and Charles? ton, February or March, ut sellers' option, 77,i for middling uplands; ou ship to sail from Now Orleans, in Febru? ary or March, at sellers' option, 8 1-1(5 for middling Orleans. Tho Sarah, from Charleston, bus arrived with 1,890 bales, j LONDON, February 1 - Noon. - Consols' '.Iii. Bouds 90?.,'. LiVKitroon, February 1-Noon.- Col? ton hoavv, but not lower -sales 10,(1(1(1 bibs. NKW YOKK, February I -Noon. Flour dull. Wlu-at dull and nouiitiully lower. t?orn quiet and unchanged, fork quiet, ul 23.00. Lud heavy. Cot Ion dull und lower, with sales ?f 1,000 linios-middling uplands 15,'.,'; Orleans 15',. Freights ?steady. Stocks steady. I Mouey easy, itt 5(??di. Gold ll "*'. Esc? chung't-lang 0;V; short 10? ,'.' Bonds lu-V 7 L\ M.-Colton inactive; sales 2,400 bales; stock comparatively scarce and limier, at. 15'... Flour ililli und declin? ing-com mon In gond extra Southern J 7.00(??7.70; good io choice 7.75(?f8.75. I Whiskey dull, ut Ol'.... Wheat dull and ! lower-winter red and umber Western 2 59('?i2.G0. Corn closed heavy nud low? er, nt 8G(<_i 80; w hite Sont beru OS. Pork firm--now 2:5.00. Beef linn and active. Lard steady-kettle Freights firm. Money very easy, ut -lrot?. Exchanga quiet ami Iii tn, ut 0 :V("! O.'.i. Gold ll,'.,. Governments steady. Southerns dull. Alabama S-t strong. Tennessee? GI1.j. Virginias GI; now GO. Louisianas GC?; now GO; levees 71 ; 8s 80. Alabamas 001., ; 5s 05. Georgias 81; 7s S7. North Ca? rolinas 17; new 21. South Carolinas 78; now 59,'J. BALTIMOIIB, February 1.-Cotton in moderate demand und juice's :i shade lower-middling Iii; receipts 000 bales; sales G7-5; stock 11,095. CINCINNATI, February 1.-Flour dull und lower. Moss pork active--22.50 asked. Lard lirru. Bacon drooping shoulders 9'.:(o 9 '., ; clear sides 12Q 12'.,. Whiskey 89. LOUISVILLE, February 1.-Flour firm. Corn scarce and linn. Mess pork 22.50. Shoulders 10; clear sides 12'... Lard 13; kegs 11'..'. Whiskey 80. NKW OltLKANS, February 1.-Flour scarce, but active and (inner-superfino G.50; double 7.00; treble 7.25(1/7.59. Corn quiet-white ?md yellow G7(o (?8. Bork dull, tit 2!?.75. Bacon dull, at 1 l(y 13'.J; sugur-enred iiauis 17. Sugar ac? tivo and firmer-good com mon 7?8; primo 0::,(" 10,' j. Molasses in good de? mand-common 80(i?10; primo 52(Vt'5G. Whiskey 95(/i l.02,'?'. Fri m o corteo 15.'.j di 15'.,. Cotton easier, but not qtiota bly lower-middling l-l7uwi 15; receipts 12,317 bales; sales 10,500; stock 222,008. BOSTON, February 1.-Cotton dull middling 15:{., ; receipts 1,300 bales; sales 100; stock 7,Ut)'). WILMINGTON, February I. - Colton dull nud nominal-middling ll: receipts GIO bales; stock 3,302. AVUUSTA, February 1.-Colton closed dull, ut l-l for middling-sales 5'JO bales; receipts 1,235. MouiLB, February 1.-Cotton firm ami lower-middling 1 -1LJ; receipts 1,001; sales 1,500; stock 70,807. CHARLESTON, February 1.-Cotton dull -middliug l-P.,'; receipts 2,015 bales; sales 100; stock -10,Gil. GALVESTON, February 1.-Cotton quiet -good ordinary 12:t.,V 13; receipts 1.220 bales; sn les 500; stock 00,1-15. Noitlr'OLK, February 1.-Cotton quiet and oller i ogs light-low middling l l; receipts l,9t>7 ?.'ales; salis 100; stock 10,821. SAVANNAH, February 1.-Cotton quiet ?ind holders linn-middling ll?.,; re? ceipts 3,821; sales 2.GOO; stock 89,375. NOTICIO.-All persons indebted lo mo, by note, book or open account, are notified that they must come foi want and settle on or before the 1st ot March; and all having claims will present them at once. Jan7^tli JOSEPH TAVLOIJ. NOTICIO-An election for ono ASSISTANT POLICEMAN will bo held at regular meeting of City Council, TUESDAY, February V, ls7i. Applications must bo tiled with un dorsigned prior to said date, liv order ot Council. WM. J. ETTEIt, Jan ii** Clerk of Conned. ADELAIDE PHILLIPPS' Concert_Company ! ADELAIDE BEBPECTKUXLY ANNOUNCES One Grand Concert AT IRWIN'S HALL, ON THURSDAY F.VKM.Vi;, Kibrunry ?, Assisted by tho following Artistes: MU. ?2T. XjJiZ \7 3T, Tho Greatest Cornet Player in tho World. MR. JULES D'HASLER, Tho Eminent Ilaritone. EDWARD COFFMAN, Tho Distinguished Pianist and Composer. Cards of admission, securing reserved Rcats, tl,50, to bo had at LYBI;ANI>\S Music Store, ami SoLznACUUU's Jewelry Establishment, on and alter Tuesday, January 31, and at the Hall, on the evening of tho Concert. To com? mence at 8 o'clock. Jan .'ll ?1 NICKERS?N HOUSE HALL. VOU ?i'OUll MOUTS ONLY, Onnnieiicing Wednesday, Fein-nary l, 1871. THE PILGRIM; on, Life Illustrated TUE OEH; INA L ENTE ll TA INMENT, As given 300 Nights in New York, 150Nights in Philadelphia, 100 Nights in Boston, 100 Nights in Bul Minoro, 30 Nights in Richmond. One grand J'ilgiim Matinee, .SATURDAY, at 3 o'clock. The great Transformation Scene every night. livery night at quarter before K. Saturday afternoon ai Admission 75 cents; Children ^5 cents. Reserved seats fl. ltednccd prices for Matinee. E. W. WAUHEN, Jan 28 il Manager. Diamond Hams, (JU*.AU cured SHOULDERS, O Smoked Tongue, Breakfast I tacan, Fulton Market Beef, All choice and for nile at reduced prices. Jan 27 EDWARD HOPE. Farm for Sale. CGI EAP rnr easli, a small FAHM, seven I / acres, moro or less, on upper Bonndury I street, bounded on Hast liv lands of Col. Wm. j Walkie. , North l.y .I. M.Crawford, South by Bmuidarv street. For fnrtlier narticnlars, I inc|uireo'r (}. |>. HOPE, or D. C. PKIXOTTOJ A SDN. Jan 21 Mill Rocks. rilWO SETS r??r "ale 3?and ls m diameter; j L hoop, spindle ami everything complete, j Tho largest is Ch.nd's Ci? uk Granit?. 1 will sell surpi i -?- : i ? fi 1 >- low. A i lsd, i Tun Stat ion? rv STEAM ENGINES and SAW-MILLS \ cry b.w. F. A. CON Noll, . Jan 22 mt li I Cokenhurv . New Varieties Garden Seeds. ?7ULDEBKKAUT CAllllAGK, ; Marblehead Mammoth Cabbage, ? Karly Schwei II fort li Cabbage, K?ve->' Early Prolific Tomato, New French' Ur? akrasl Kadish. Early Flat Hut (di Cabbage. Fat Iv Wiuiiiiigstadl Cabbage l or Mile by E. H. ll FIN ITS 11. Wholesale und Bctnil Drag and Seed Store. Jan 2.". Residence for Sale-Eligible Location. t3R?i THE undi rsigncd will sell his EESI ?aiii1 DENCE on Arsenal Hill regarded "lie ggl? of the most desirable in the eil v. The House contains 13 rooms, with high o ?lings, and on the premises are commodious out houses, stables, Ac. Connected with the pre? mises aro a tine garden spot and handsome ! sh rubber v. Terms reasonable. Jan 20 ' .1. P. THOMAS. I The Central National Bank of Columbia ; ?VL?TILL commence business, at their Hank YV ing House, opposite the Columbia Ho? tel, on FEBRUARY 1ST. OFFICKII8. John B. rainier, President. A.O. ilraui/er, Cashier. C. N. G. Bult, Assistant Cashier. niKEimuiM. John B. rainier, J. Eli Gregg, II. D. Semi, ,'of lt. I). Sunn A Son;) G. W. Bearden, (of Copeland A Bearden;) lt. E. Bryan, (of Bryan A McCarter;) F. W. Mi-Master, W. C. Swaf liehl. (of B. .V W. C. Swnllield.) Jan 28 At and Less Than Cost. BEAL PAISLEY SHAWLS. Black Cloth mid Denver Cloaks. All Worsted Coverings. Heavy Cassimcres and Clo '..r. Beat French Merinos, Irish Poplins. All Wool Pl.ii.k-. Fancy Dress Go.vls. Black and Colored Silks. Jan 111 C. F. JACKSON. A Stock of Clothing, Hats A NI> GENTS'FURNISHING GOODS AT I ij J- 1. K S S T ll A V C O S T. i;i I * BAUE OPPOBTUNITYTOEMBAltK IN LfX THE BUSINESS. A rrush and well se? lected stock of CLOTHING,HATS and Gents' FURNISHING GOODS, together with the STORE FIXTURES and Lease id ono of thc most desirable business stands in the city of Columbia -property of the kile W. J. Hoke- ! ts now offered lot- sale ?a a bani ?lice, in order lo close the bii-iness. Parties desiring to treat tor the purchase of same, will call on or address thc son of the lute proprietor. MIK F HOKE. AIT* Papers copy in;! ether notice wilt discon? tinue it and insert this. Jan 20 Received To-day. AEOT id primo Walhalla BL" 1TF.R, in balls and in bulks. GRANGES, LEMONS, PINEAPPLES, Malaga Crapes, Bri' .! Et nil. etc., on hand. Jan IT W. O. SC1IOEN BEBG. Something Nice. ,}f\{\ PGUNDS Virginia Boll I'UTTKB. ?\ )\J :, bbls. Silver skin Onions. 3 bids, new J1 ul li (1 Duck wheat. For salo bv MONTEITH A FI KUM Nil. CARRIAGES. o3PjB,|P A. COMPLETE assortment ol two [*1.--lA.ff - ?un? four-sent Passenger CARRI ACES has just been received at tho Reposito? ry, coiner Lady and Assembly streets. The latest and most Blylish patterns havo been selected with cate," from homo of the best builders iii tho country: and tho stock hover has been surpassed in design or finish by any offered here. Prices moderate. Dec If. W. K. O REEN FIELD, Carolina National Bank or COLUMBIA, B.C. Capital Stock Paid in, $200.000. un Anj> o F D I R F.tlTORb : L. D. CHILDS, PRESIDENT. Du. J. Yt. PARKRR, lt. M. WALLACE, JOHN- S. WILEY, DR. JORK T. DARBY. E. HOPE, RICHARD O'NEM.E, JR. C. D. MKI.TON. Attomev. \V. 1J Gui.IRK C. J. lit KRELL, ' Cashier. Assist nut Cashier. riMlE r api tal stock of Ibis Batik is now X $200,000, all.of which has been paid in, and co uti rm ed hy the Comptroller of ttie Currency. An timi i ty lois alni been received for a further increase tn tho amount td' $50,1)00, nf which over$20,00(1 has already been taken. Persons wishing to make an investment should apply without delay. The Surplus Fund is now (0,000, *>r three per cent, upon ita stock. The Carolina National Hank issues certifi? cates of depoot, bearing intentai at the rate of seven per cent, per ami um. This feature ol its bu-.'ueas makes it practically V S nv mu? BANK, and attention is called to thc fact (hal thc] safety of these deposits, as well as all other -, are gtiar? citied oy the whole capital of the I Batik. No safer mode of temporary invest- ? nicolis offered io the public than this-the j deposits being payable on demand, or on sh<?rt notice. Deposits i-f any amount re? ceived either in currency or coin, and payable in the sane-. Interest will he paid at the end ol' each six months, should deposits remain beyond that bunt h of time. Columbia, s. C-, January 28, 1871. Jan 'iii niwGmo FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. JSFGTJST Agency. rrtHE undersigned bas undertaken tho husi 1 tiens of Ft HE AND LtFE INSUUANCE. Ile represents tho LiVEiirooi. AND LONDON ANO GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY, an English Coin panv, whoso assets amount to over Ki'jUleen MiJUous of Dollars Hold, of which J2,000,000 are held by the Directors in New York. He al&o leprcscuts the ST. Louis MUTUAL LIKE INSIMANCE COMPANY, a first china Company and very popular. Thc undersigned will also sell or I'llv Heat Estate and other proper!V. on reasonable terms. .1. Vt. PAUK EH*, .lau!tl 25* Olliee at Dr. Mint's Drug Store. Bunch Cotton Seed. 'vTYYV, THE undersigned oilers for sale ?3?33^*cvi-rftl hundred bushels COTTON SEED, of the varieties spokeu of be? low. For terms acblress K. li. TURNIPSKED, Cobitubi.i, S. C. This is to certify that I purchased of Dr. E. H. rtirnipseeil, last spring, some cd' his Hunch Cotton St ed; ami 1 am prepared to say, j without reserve, that they are far superior to ; nut .-ced 1 hive ev. r planted. Also, I can testily thal I tri. d lb- so-called best Dickson j St eel .-ide hy side with them, and will .way un- | hesitating!*, that those purchased from Dr. fiirnipteeii fruited earlier and more abun? dant C. P. A. UKOO.M. s niter Pi Cedar Creek, S. C.i Ju nunn. 20, l-Tl 'lin- i- ti eel i if \ that 1 saw the Colton grown |.\ Mr. c P.A. Hroom, ami can fully corroborate bis teeiinmnv as given above. ft. N. LOWItANCE, At. P. UTtOOM. .ian j'i f.' DAVID HAMITER. ! Pomaria Nurseries. - sfpf- THE largest ami most varied 'KHL'I 1' THEES, adapted'to our ?pw??fi^' >:i ai,tl climate, consisting of ^\?%f* **Apnlea. Piaches, Pears, Plums, Aprienta and Nectarines, from the earliest to tin- latest; Cherries. Quinces, Pigs, Hazle Nuts, English Walnuts and Spanish Chest? nuts, sevi ral line varieties; (?rape Vines, em? bracing choice I able howls: Strawberries and Raspberries, Evergreens in great variety, for ornament and for cemeteries; Hoses-ntl thc best; Dahlias, Gladiolas, Lillies, Ac; Orna? ment.il Flowering Shrubs, Asparagus and Horse Kadish Hoots, Osage Orange and Ma? cartney Hose, lor hodges. Persons wishing, will phase a pill V direct to the proprietor. WM. SUMMER, .fan l l {lum Pomaiia, S. C. MT. ZION SCHOOL. WINNSBOIIO, S. C. THE next session of this school ^ag^","^ bugin MONDAY, Otb day of! *"%|jpy^ Students are under military jJPSjjP discipline and w ear an appropriate TERMS PER SESSION UK Kl Vi: MONTHS: Hoard, including tuition, fuel, lights and wishing.H20 Kor circulars address G. A. WOODWARD, Principal, or M. M FARROW, Aeso. Princ'l. Jan 21 tuft; Yorkville Female College, Yorkoille, S. C. -JJ^ THE tirst session of the colic /T/?jBa giate vear of 187J will begin on the <-2?*=lsl' FKHRli AUY ami close on ^4?Sys^""' -ml- -'ENE. The second JSP^KF session will begin on Hie 20th of *?2??l^ June and close on the Olli of No? vember. This, inst it ut ion is furnished nilli a full corpa ol experienced teachers. TEltMH POM THE YEAR, Payable one-half on entrance, one-four tb on I the 1st of July, ami the remainder on thu 1st of October. i * Hoarding, including Fuel and Lights, ?150 Ot) Tuition in collegiate course, - - 50 Ol) Tuition in Preparatory Depart mi ut, IUI do ; Tuition in Juvenile Department, - 20 (io I liisliuiriental Music and nee of Piano, 55 (o I Private Vocal Lessons, - - . 50 ot. Vocal Lessons in Clausen, - - 17 00 I Sacred Music,.F. Ol) I Kreuch and Herman, each, - - 20 00 ' Latin nml Greek,euch, - - - 10 00 i 1 will leo ve Columbia on the 2d of Pebrutiry, j au.) will take in charge any pupils, going io I Yorkville. For circulars apply to HEY. JAMES DOUGLAS, j .lau h mt hs President, j * Those who pay strictly according to the i ah.?ve terms will have their washing done I wit hen: charge. Just Received AN assortiment of fresh CRACKERS, ot ibo linos! nullity, consisting of Soda, Hos ton. j Huller, Lemon, Ginger, Cream ami Lunch I Milk, lor sale at lower prices than Usual, by j .Lui 7 Imo E. STENHOUSE. j Valuable Real Estate lor Sale. : / A TII1C undersigned Offers for salo TEN ??????5 COT TAGES, containing from two to ti II Itoom-J, with necoasary grounds; also, ' I wu VACANT LOPS. Terms reasonable. Apply to JOSEPH TAY LOU. , .Lui 7 ?12 Sugar-Cured Hams. l*-ww\ CHOICE. New York Sugar-Cured j ?A )\ f H AMS. 100 choice Now York Sugar-Cured SHOUL? DERS. Jm t received and tor .- ale, al toduei il prices, by J. A ']', lt. AON KW. Just Received ML| FOR'I Y bead of very line young Kentucky MULES, many of which are ^janCT-wcll Inoke to harness. Apply at Chas. Logait's Stables, corner Asuenibly and Senate streets. W. S. A J. M. TALHOTT. .Lo: Ifl -= -sw Auction Salo?. Variety Sale. BY JACOB LEVIN. THIS MORNING, nt 10 o'clock, before my atore, wea.Iber permitting: RACON, in variety. Grocerica. Fornituro. ShOW C.18?B. Cotton Heed, Ac. Feb 2 Two Desirable Cottages. BY D. C.PEIXOTTO & SON. On MONDAY MORNING, the Cth day of February, in front of tho Court House, at 10 o'clock, in thia city, without reserve, we will sell. Two desirable COTTAGES. No. 1 bounded on the North by Senate street: on the South by babb; on tho Weat by D. O. Thompson; on the East by Rabb. I Cottage No. 2. - Sounded on the North by Senate street; on thc South by Rabb; on tba East by Cottage No. 1; on the Weat by Dr. W. V. Geiger. 1 Thc above Lots measure front on Senate I street 31 feet 0 inches, and run back 181 feet 8 inches, moro or loss/?and with all necessary nut-buildings, and lino wella of water. Each Collage contains -1 Ono rooms. I THUMS-One-half cash; balance in twelve j months, seemed by bond and mortgage, bear . '.ng interest at tho rate of se.ven per ftent. per I annum; purchaser to pay ua for" papers and stamps. _Jan 29 -' Store arni Lease for Sale. MONTEITH & FIELDING, Auction'rs. ON tho first MONDAY in February next, wo will sell, A LEASE of four years and three mor.tha, (nilli tho privilego to removo the building before expiration of Leaae,) on thal piece of ground upon which the store occupied by Mr. Worhan, watchmaker, now nt ands, subject to a quarterly rout of S25 per quarter. Jan 21t State of South Carolina, County of Newberry-In Common Fleas. Eliza R. Stewart, ns Administratrix of tho l?state of Robert Stewart, deceased, Plain? tiff, vs. Joseph Pearson and Nancy Pearson, los wife. James Vi. Stewart, James E. Stew? art, Soplironia C. Stewart, Cally A. Stewart, Charles A. Stewart, Robert C. Stewart, Mary A. Augspath, James Y. Harris and John Coate, D?fendants.-Con.plaint for Relief. 1 [Complaint served.] I To TUC Dr.FKNOANTS: You aro hereby summoned and required to i answer the complaint annexed, and aerve a copy of your answer on tho subscribers, at their oOlco at Newberry Court Houso, ^outh Carolina, within twenty days after tho service of this summons, on you, exclusive of tho day of service. If yon fail to answer thc complaint j in that time, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in tho Com? plaint. FAIR. POPE A POPE, I Plaintiff's Attorneys. ! Newberry C. U.,S. C . 7th dav of January, ! A. D. 1871. ! - j T> Jaine.- W. Stewart, James E. Stowart, ! Sophronia C. Stewart, Cully A. Stewart, Charles A. Stewart, Robert C. Stewart, and Mary A. Augspath -Defendants: Take notice, that Ibo summons in thia ac? tion, of which tho foregoiug is a copy, wau filed in the ellice of tho Clerk of tho Court of Common Pleas,at Newberry Court House, in thc County of Newberry, in thc State of South ? Cn rn! ina, on the 17th day of January, A. D. 1S71. FAIS, POPE A POPE, .lan Pi thii Plaintiff's Attorneys. NEW STORE. ^-3?z=3t^ THE subscriber would ro /fyy\--Okspectfnlly inform his friends li^^KC^JtiiC ;'u<^ customers that be has V\ ?M?&aBj re-est:ibhshed himself in tho a?efflBBaSfc GENERAL GROCERY BUSI? NESS, at his old stund, (No. 109,) where he will be pleased to show and sell to purchasers n comma!0 stock of new fat cv and substan? tial GOODS, carefully selected." i Richardson street, Jir?.t square South of old Market coi ner. ORLANDO Z. RATES. Dec 1 limo THE NICKERS ON HOUSE, COLUMBIA, S. C., XTT7ILL not bo closed on account of tho YV death of the lato Proprietor, WILLIAM A. WIUOHr. but will be carried on a9 hereto? fore, bv hH widow, Mrs. SARAH L. WRIGHT, and h r son, WILLIAM C. WRIGHT. Tho Idends of the late proprietor aro invited to call as usual. SARAH L. WRIGHT, j Dec ill) WM. C. WRIGHT. Fresh Teas. MCHOICE GUNPOWDER, Hyson, Oolong and English Rreakftist Teas. New Bulled BUCKWHEAT n.uua. Now Orloans and Golden Syrup. New York Pig Hams and Hreakfaat Stripa, etc., for sale at reasonable prices, by ?Ian 7 Imo_fe. STENHOUSE. JUST RECEIVED. AFINE ASSORTMENT of DOLLS,! Toys, and other fancy articles forjlittle folks. ALSO, A frosh selected stock of CANDIES, fancy ami stick, and a large assortment of Fancy and Plain Pound Cakes. ALSO, A tine lot of MEERSCHAUM PIPES, Cigars, Ac, at KRAFT'S BAKERY, I Dec 21 Mainstreet. \ Agricultural and Garden Seed Store. : 4 FULL supply of SEEDS, of every variety, ; /TL all warranted of the best quality ami approved kinds, and known to be good. I X I RA EARLY PEAS. I Union Sels, red and white. ! Extra Karly Reels, and all other kinds. i ALSO. Grass Seeds, Orchard Grass. Clover and i Timothy Herd. ' Seeds sold at low ju ices. Call at j Jan M ll KIMTsii S DRUG STORE. I For Sale, 1 Q f?( ACRES of LANI) in Barnwell i O.VJUl / .?n the Kdiato. I 7.10 ACRES tn Kershaw-in lots to suit. HOUSE and LOT iu Columbia-$12,000. 1 Houso in this city. $5,000. HOUSE and thirteen aeres LAND, near tb< icily ill cot). Apply to JOHN RAUSKETT, Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent, j s -f.t 2.-. " _ _ly_ Hardy Solomon & Co., HAVING entered into the manufactur?e P.RICK and QUARRYING of GRANiTJ j anil pitrchasid of Messrs. Wright A Winn, on I ot (lu ir new patent Brick Machines, capabl j of turning ont from -10,001) to 60,000 bricks pc I day, aro now prepared to make contracts an I lurid?ll parlic.-i with any quantities of brick desired Apply lo H A nov SOLOMON, at hi store, or at the South Carolina Rank au ? l i n-1 Company. Sept il GRAIN ! GRAIN ! GRAIN ! IV. J. W11 IT .111 It IC, ttltrcENVII.I.K.S. C DEALER io GRAIN and COUNTRY PRC DUCE of ail kinds. Will pay pronn. attention lo all onie I s entrusted to his rare. Thia is a r u e option unity for Planters ac others living along the line of tho Grecnvil and Columbia Railroad, to proeuro theil BU] plies at ll rat cost. I only ask a fair trial, ai gnat anteo satisfaction. Nov 25 3mo City Currency will ho Taken IN payment for Goods at Nov ll HARDY SOLOMON'S. Irish Potatoes. ! ?D;X URLS, choice Table POTATOES, f j ?5f ) sale low. EDWARD HOPE.