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. . .-m-. ?+-?. - Portlgn AITOIIH. MADRID, January 31.- A grand review of 40,000 troops took place to-day. They took the oath of fidelity to the King. It is stated that promiuout porsons identi? fied with tho former dynasty are impli? cated in Prim's assassination. BRUSSELS, February 1.-Gen. Fleury passed Cologne, on his way to London. The Orleans Princes assume candi? dature under the belief that, if chosen, they can return to France. D'Aurelles is ? candidate for Beauvais, Augoulemc, Clermont und Ferraud, aud Priuce do Joinville for Cherbourg, Cbaumont aud Brest. The Swiss Government allow the sick French transportatiou through Swiss territory. BORDEAUX, Fobruary 1.-Gambetta, yesterday, answering Favre's despatch of 28th, sayo: "The country is feverishly anxious and cannot rest contented with the information contained in your de? spatch. I cannot order an election for the National Assembly without further information and kuowiug the fato of the Government. Tho municipality of Bor? deaux protests against peace upon any but houoruble terms, aud imploro tho delegation to romain at their post." Gambetta bus issued a proclamation, saying: "Frenchmen, Prussia believes tho armistice will dissolvo our armies, and secure tho election of a Chamber ready to ooucludo a shameful peace. It depends on Franco to upset these calcu? lations, lt is necessary to make tho armistice a period for tho instruction of our young troops. Coutiuuo with un re? laxed vigor the organization for defence, and for war, if necessary, while you iu stal a National Bepublicun Assembly willing to make such a peace as is com? patible with the honor, rank aud integ? rity of Franco." LONDON, February 1.-Persons ure allowed to leave Paris. None uro ul lowed to enter without a special pass from tho Gcrmuns. The small-pox is decreasing. BORDEAUX, February 1. - The Bor deau Government has issued a decroe, ordering an election for the National As? sembly, ou tho 8th February. It dis? qualifies for election to tho Assembly members of familias reigning over France since 1780 ; all who acted os Imp?rial official candidates in tho past elections, or hold office is Senators, Ministors or Councilors of State under the Empire, aud Prefects who have accepted office between 1851 and 1870. Jules Simon bas arrived bore. LONDON, February 1.-Au official despatch announces that Bourbaki's army, 80,000 stroDg, entered Switzerland to-day. Gen. Cbansey accepts thc armistice. Mails have beeu re-established between Paris, Havre und Dieppe. BORDEAUX, February 1.-It is report? ed that Mantcnffel refused to recognize the armistice, and disregarding the pro? tests of the French commander, con? tinued hostilities, forcing tho army of the East to surrender or retreat into Swit? zerland. Gen. Clonchnrt, who now com? mands tho army of tho East, mado a treaty with tho Swiss government, aud crossed tho lino with tho whole army. Gen. Ballot covers the retreat. BERLIN, February 1.-Only open let tors for Puris aro posted. FLORENCE, February 1.-Tho Chainbc-r of Doputies, by a vote of 232 to 201, re? solved to transfer tho capitol to Borne. ZURICH, Februury 1.-The twenty fourth French corps escaped tho grasp of the Germans, aod moved towards Lyons. American Intelligence. NEW YoitK, February 1.-Tho New York and Philadelphia Bailroad Com? pany send passengers to tho Southern Atlantic sea-board States by tho Bay Line from Baltimore. Passengers for the South-west and Wost go by the Penn? sylvania Bailroad. The sale of tickets by the Baltimore and Ohio Bailroad is stopped. WASHINGTON, February 1.-It is ar? gued that the bill abolishing the test oath in certain ?ases applies only to per? sons elected or appointed after it be? comes au Act. Trumbull mado a powerful speech in bohalf of his views that Miller should ul? timately bo scated. In tho Ilouse, to-day, a bill passed ul lowiug parties in certain cases to testify making tho laws of each State govern us to Ibo competency of witnesses in all criminal trials in the United States Courts in such State; also, to allow claim? ants an appeal from tho Court of Claims to tho Supremo Court in all eases where tho consent of thc Court of Claims is given for such appeal. NEW YOKE, February 2.-A special to tho Telegram, dated London, tho 1st, says tho Times, in an editorial, states that tho Bordeaux decreo ordering elec? tions will greatly jeopardize the con? tinued existence of a Republican form of Government, inasmuch ns it will afford nu irresistible stimulus to in? trigue and conspiracy. The refusal of tho ex-Empress of tho French to sign tho capitulation is regarded by all classes and journals with approval. ALBANY, N. Y., February 2.-A bill was introduced in tho Sonata forbidding tho employment of Chinese coolio labor. SAN FRANCISCO, Fobruary 2. - The steamer for Yokohoma took 1,100 barrels flour. WASHINGTON, February 2.-Tho House passed a bill to provide for tho collec? tion ot indebtedness of certain Southern railroads to tho United States Govern ment. The outrago committeo is in ses? sion, examining more North Carolinians. About fifty have been examined so fur. Tho committeo aro not oxpected to com ploto their investigations tim session, but will make a partial report beforo its close Boards of trade and othor commercial and financial institutions throughout tho North aro taking measures to provide provisions for tho destitute portions of Franco. They will ask the Government for a vessel to transport tho provisions. The expenditures of the government dnring Junuary, 0500,000. Congressman Butler, of Tennessee, in tends suing the Chicago Republican for $50,000, for slander. The cabinet makers aro again at work. Reorganization after the 1th of March is positively asserted, but tho intention is denied in high quurters. In tho House, a bill to provide for tho collection of debts duo from Southern railroad corporations, aud authorizing tho Secretary of Wur to compromise, adjust and settle the suits on such terms, as to amount and time of payment, as may bo just and equitable, and best cal? culated to protect tho interests of the Government, was passed. A bill extend? ing tho timo for tho completion of tho St. Croix aud Bayfield Railroad elicited much opposition to lund grants, nnd tho bill was recommitted, which is equiva? lent to rejection, ns the committeo will not be called this session. During the discussion, Kelly, of Pennsylvania, said ho would vote for no original graut of land oilier than such as would bo neces? sary La construct a great Southern trans? continental road. The people of tho South were entitled to such a grant, aud 30 ho hud said wbeu interrogated by his constituents. lu tho Senate, Saulsbnry moved to re? consider the notion on the resolution for tho relief of Franco and Prussia, in order.to correct grammatical inaccuracies, disgraceful to tho Sonute and the Ameri? can people. The motion to rccousider j was rejected. A bill suspending the j use of the pr cseu t spirit metro was intro- i doced. Sovcral Senators spoke in favor of thc bill, as tho metro was inexact in reporting results and oppressive to dis- j tillers. Objection was mude to present | consideration, and it went over. Tho j bill lins already passed thc House. A | bill allowing the same drawback to ex- j ported brandy ns accorded to rum and alcohol, with ?in amendment that tho drawbacks will not bo allowed until the law goes into effect, was passed. A bill dividing Virginia into two Judicial Dis? tricts was passed, and goes to the Presi? dent. Some Cincinnati ladies thought to in- i creusa their beauty, when wearing low- J necked dresses, by painting blue veins i on the exposed skin, but were disgusted ut tho remark of a physician, who looked j at them too closely, that they hadn't got tboso veins painted within four iucbes of where they should bc naturally. The only daughter of n rich old miser I in Clayton County, Iowa, who hud been | living in a hovel with her father, has re- j ccived over 100 offers of marriage since tho old man became very ill. She broke | cartberu vessels over the heads of a cou plo of Ibo proposers. An ingenious wife, iu Des Moines, ? cured lier husband of snoring thus: She had a gutta-percha tube with two cup- ! shaped ends; one she puts over his noso j and mouth, and the other over his eur. Ho consumes his own noise, as a stove | docs its smoke, and wakes np instanter. California brags of an indelible ink spring seven feet in diameter, and of un? known depth; and of auother, which, with a littlo sugar, makes a delicious lemonade. At Hudson City, N. J., Adam Silenter bas been arrested on the charge of beat? ing his father-in-law Miller, to death, a few days ago. Mrs. Miller died about the same time, it is said, from fright. A f lood Templar Lodge in Saratoga is called simply KayaderuKses. Tho sobri? ety of its members is tested by making them pronoauoo tho name. "A prudent man," says a witty French? man, "is liko a pin; bis head prevents him from goiug too far." To Farmers and Planters-Fertilizing Material for Making Manures. MORIATE OF POTASH. German Potash Salts, 31 nor eeut. of Suip. Potash. Salt Ci ko, ground. Nitre Cake, ground. Sulphate of Soda, ground. Sulphate of Ammonia, imported. Sulphate of Magnesia. 71 percent. Nitrate of Soda, double. Nitrato of Potash, crude. . Muriato of Suda, residuum Plaster, Limo, (?round Bones. Snpnr-Phosphatc of lanie, 13 per cent, of Soluble Phosphoric Acid. For ado by 13. H. HEINITSH, Jan Wt Wholcsalo and Entail Druggist. FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE! IMow Agency. fTllt E undersigned lias undertaken tho busi !_ ness of Fl UK AND LIFE INSURANCE. Ile represents the LIYKRPOOLAND LONDON AND GI,om: INSURANCE COMPANY, nu English Com panv, whoso assets amount to over Eighteen Millions of Dollars Hold, of which $2,000,000 aro held by tho Directors in New York. Ho also Miproeents the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL Liri: lNsttiiANOB COMPANY, a first clans Company and very popular. The undersigned will also sell or buy kcal Estate and other property, on reasonable terms. J. W. PAUKER. JanSl 25* Oflieo at Dr. Miot's Drug Store. Prime Norfolk Oysters. I HAVE m ado a roduction in (ho prieo of OYSTERS, and will sell ahem as low ns any in tho market, 'and will guarantee them lo bo the best that can be bad. JOHN D. R ATEM AN, Feb 1 12 At Columbia leo House. Dr. Alfred Wallace, HAVING resinned tho PRACTICE OF ME? DICINE, may bo found, for tho present, at ids residonco, on Uuper street. Jan ?ll i>* A Bread and Cake Baker, TjrrilO thoroughly understands his bust VV ness, wants a situation in Columbia. Proper references as to ability. Apply at I'lingSIX oflic.n. Jan 31 C_ New Varieties Garden Seeds. 17UL?ERKRAUT CADRAGE, ; Marbh head Mammoth Cabbage, Early Seliweinforth Cabbago, Kfljes' Early Prolific Tomato, Now French Breakfast Radish, Early Flat Dutch Cabbage, Early Winuingstadt Cabbage. For bale by E. H. HEINITSH. 1 Wholesale and Retail Drag and Seed Store. I Jau 25 FINANCIAL AND COItlfLKHUIAl,. LONDON, February 1-Evening. American securities flat. Bonds 90}^. Consols/closed. ot'92%. |j LTVEBPOOL, February 1-Evening. Cotton dui), irregular and tending down -r-rtplauds 7%; Orleans 8t?; sales on ship named ut Savannah or Charleston in December, at 7J? for middling up? lands. S dca 1U,Ot)l) bales; export aud speculation 2,000. Sales on ship named from Savannah or Charleston January or February, 1% for middling uplands; ditto from Now Orleans February or Mrtrch, 8 for middling Orleans. New YOUK, February 2-Noou.-Flour dull and uuchauged. Corn and wheat steady. Pork steady, at 23.00. Cotton quiet und weak-uplands 15)<i ; Orlcnus 1G ; sales 1,000 bales. Freights quiet. Stocks heavy. Money easy, at 4@G. Gold strong, ntllj^. Exchnngo-long 9,?? ; short 10.'.,. G2s 10%. 7 P. M.-Money easy, ut 5@G, with exceptions at 4. Sterling lirm, at 9^?? 9L<. Gold \\%%\\%. Governments foll off lato in tin? day.' "02s lO,3^ South? erns steady ; old South Carolinas weak ; all verv didi. Teunossees G4j^ ; now G4?4'. Virginias Gt ; new G0\.<. Lon isiauaa 6G ; new GO ; levees 71 ; 8s 80. Alabamas 89 ; 5s GS. Georgias 81J.j ; 7s SGJ.j. South Carolinas 7G ; new 59. North Cnroliuas 17 ; new 2414. Cotton closed steadier, with sales of 4,000 bales nt 15J.?. Flour -Southern, quiet and un? changed. Whiskey lower, ut 94J?@95. Wheat unchanged-Southern red2.57J?'. Corn a shado lower, a1, 85@86Jji. Fork quiet and steady -now 23.00. Beef steady. Lard steady. Freights rather activo. BAI.TIMOKK, February 2.-Flour held lirmer. Com - white Southern dull and lower, at 8G(oj90; yellow Southern active, ut H2(n S3. Wheat quiet. Shoulders 10:t.,. Whiskey dull, at 95(<*j9G. Cotton easier-middling 15; receipts 945 bales: sub s 1,525; stock 12,028. LOUISVILLE, February 2.-Bagging 24(o.,25 Flour firm. Corn u shade firmer. Mess pork 22 50. Shoulders 9:'.,; ob-ar side.-. 12' .'. Whiskev quiet, at 89. CINCINNATI, February 2.-Flour dull ?md holders anxious-family G 25(o 0 50. Corn linn, at 55@58. "Pork 22.00. Lard 12(i/T2'._;. Shoulders U*?; sides II,1? ; holders auk '?'" '.j higher. AUGUSTA, February 2.-Cotton quiet but steady, at ll)7,, fur middling-sales SOO bales; receipts 790. MOM LU, February 2. Coll?n quiet middling l l "sod i1., ; receipts '2.781 bales; sales 1.5U0; stock G9.510. SAVANNAH, February 2.-Cotton quiet and wonk-middling 14*B'; receipts 2,710 bales; sales 1,700; stock '.11,128. BOSTON, February 2. - Cotton dull- - middling 15-r,jj(ff 15:?.j ; receipts 830 bales; I sales 400; stock 7,000. Nl-:w OltLEANS, February 2.- CottOU 1 wonk-middling 14:,.,(/? 15; receipts li,30S bales; sales 7,Hoi); stock 228,1st). Bueoti easier, at 10:,,'(o 13'.,. Lard keg easier, nt 14. Sugar firmer-primo Kky/.M. Whiskey lower-Western rec? tified 92}?(?U.02.i!.j. Others uuchauged. GALVESTON, February 2.-Cotton quiet -good ordinary 12:,,j; receipts 1 .DI?L bales; sales 401); stock G1.4G1. NoilFOLK, February 2.-Cotton quiet I -low middling 14; receipts 1,672 bales; I sales 200; stock 9,284. WILMINGTON, February 2. - Cotton quiet-middling 14; receipts 150 bales; sules 120; stock 2,835. CHARLESTON, February 2.-Cotton dull -middling 14.''"; receipts 2,532 bales; sales 400; stock 39,583. NOTICK. - An ?lection for one ASSISTANT POLICEMAN will bo held at regular meeting of City Colineil, TUESDAY, February 7, 1871. Applications must be tiled with un? dersigned prior to said dato. Hy order of Council. WM. J. ETTEE, Jan 2S Clerk of Council, toi?oft bt???? Oil? VA KUI can be had J at all tiu.es, and iu any quantity, of Jan 21 _ J^_UjOPE. NOTICK.-The undersigned havo formed a 1 Co-partnership, and will bo known aa E. VY. SE1BELS .V. CC Thev represent some of the best FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES in the United Statca. \Vo propose lo be general Land Agents, and will sell or purchase Real Fetale anywhere in South Carolina, especially in Columbia. Wo will prosecute claims before the Legislature, and the renewal oflo.it bond.-, or other papers. Persons wishing to sell or buy Real Estate will do well Li communicate with us at Colum? bia. We have several ha mis?me places for sale. Office at Mike Hake's Clot bing Store. E. W. SLTBELS. Dec 2 J. 13. EZELL. NOl'lCK.-All persons indebted to mc by note, hook or open account, are notified that they must come forward and settlo on or before thu ls! of Mulch; and all having claims will present theta at once. Jan 7 st h JOSEPH TAYLOR. Srouies, iio.Mis ami COUPONS bought i and sold by D. GAM BRILL, Broker. Nov 2:1 (imo Noi'icii.-iiuving had grautud to me loiters of administration uuon the estate of William A. Wright, late nf Columbia, deceased: All persons indebtod to the estate aro required to ni alto immodiato payment to nie; and all persons having claims against the said catato will pr?sent them, duly attested, to mo, at tho Niokcrson House, or to my Attorneys, Messrs. Popo A Haskell, at their Law Oflieo, Richardson street, Columbia, S. C., for earlv paviliont. SARAH L. WRIGHT, Jan25fl3 Administratrix. AV'OIO CtU AC KL? .-.\ victim nf early in? discretion, causing nervous debility, pre? mature decay, Ac, having tried in vain overy advertised remedy, bas a simple moans ol self-cure, which he will Bend free to hiB fellow Bufferers. Address J. II. TUTTLE, 78 Nassau street. New York. Doc23 tCmo Pomaria Nurseries. _ THE largest and most varied stock of Southern acclimated ??BSSjSf?t? I'"RUIT TRF.FS, adapted to our ?fiajdaKirofr^oj 1 mid climate, consisting of ^W^lW ^?"Apiilca. Peachos, Pears, Plums, Apricots and Nectarines, from the earliest lo tho latest; Cherries, Quinces, Figs, Hazle Nuts, English Walnuts and Spanish Chest? nuts, oeveral fino varieties; Grapo Vines, em? bracing choice (aldo kinds; Strawberries and Raspberties, Evergreens iu great variety, for ornament and for ccmoteries; Roses- all the boat; Dahlias, Gladiolas, Lillies, Ac; Orna? mental Flowering Shrubs, Asparagus and Horso Radish Roots, Osage Orange and Ma? cartney ROBO, for hedges. Tomona wishing, will please apply direct to the propriotor. WM. SUMMER, Jan ll timo Pomaria, S. C. DICKERSON HOUSE HALL. FOR FOUR N??I?TS ONLY, Commencing Wednesday, February 1, 1871. THE WLGRIM; OB, Life Illustrated. Til F O ill GIKAL ENTERTAINMENT, AB given 300 Nights in New York, i.V.) Nights in Philadelphia, 100 Nights in Bonton, loo Nights in Baltimore, oi) Nights in Richmond. Ono grand Pilgrim Matinee, SATURDAY, at 3 o'clock. The great Transformation Scene every night. Every night at quarter boforo 8. Saturday afternoon at .1. Admission 75 contu; Children 25conta. Reserved soats$1. Reduced prices for Matinee. E. W. WARREN, Jan 2H ? Manager. Hay and Fodder. BALES PRIME HAY, ??JU 50 balo J primo FODDER, For salo low at Pot? 2 3 D. C. PEIXOTTO ft SON'S. Columbia Directory AND Commercial Advertiser. 1"MIF. undersigned will, in a few days, undor . take the publication of a correct CENSUS of the eifv of Columbia, in conjunction vrilh a regular DIRECTORY of all tho business hon-en, .Vc. Further announcement will bo made in Friday's PHOKNIX. (Copy right secured.) J. J. NEVILLE. Feb 2 V ' ?V' Fl l.ST importation fllipWfflfeu sirona ol obtaining tho Eel-2 D. GOODMAN. A Stock ol' Clothing, Hats AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS C?- I. 1? SS TUA X ? ' O S T. . >l ARAUF. OPPORTUNITY TO EMBARK IN THE BUSINESS. A fresh and well se lec.ed stock ol CLOTHING, ll ATS and Gents' FURNISHING GOODS, together with ?he STORE FIX rURKS and L< ase rd one of thc most dosirablc busiuess stands in tho eily of Columbia - properly rd the late W. J. Hoke- - is now offered lor sale at a sacrifice, in order Ut close thc business Parties desiring to treat for the purchase of same, will call on or address the ton ?d' the late proprietor. MIKE HOKE. ?ir*Papers copying other notice will discon? tinue it and MIHI rt this. Jan'ip New Books at Bryan & McCarter's. ri"MlE Life of Lord Palmerston, by Bnlwer. M Tho Euglish Governess at thu Siamese Court, with plates. Thc Percys, by author ot Stepping Heaven? wards. Price $1.25. Tho Victory of the Vanquished, by author of Schonberg Family. $1.75. Light ai Evening Time- a book of Comfort and Support for tho Aged-by Dr. Holme. Arthur Help's Essays, written al intervals. Joseph and Hts Friend, by Bayard Taylor. Sketches of San Domingo, by Keim. $1.50. Morning and Evening Exercises, by Henry Ward Beecher. $2 00. Tour of Dr. Syntax, with colored plates, fd.Ol); and other new Books, to suit all fancies. Also, a variety of new Novels, and another supply of Diaries for 1871. Jan 2l_ Diamond Hams, SUGAR cured SHOULDERS, Smoked Tongue, Breakfast Bacon, Fulton Market Beef, All choice and for sale at reduced prices. Jan 27 F.DWAR?) HOPE. Sugar-Cured Hams. ?}?\f\ CHOICE New York Sugar-Cured iSUU II AMS. 100 choice New York Sugar-Cured SHOUL? DERS. Just received and tor sale, at reduced prices, by J. ft T. lt. AO NEW. Residence for Sale-Eligible Location. THE undersigned will sell his RE8I Jiiij DENCE <m Arsenal Hill-regarded '?ne .Ul of tho most desirable in the city. The House contains 13 rooms, with high ceilings, and on tho premises arc commodious out houses, stables, Ac. Cornice tod with tho pro? mises aro a line narden spot and handsome shrubberv. Terms reasonable. Jan 2!) " _ J. P. THOMAS. Farm for Sale. CHEAP for cash, a small FARM, seven ncrcs, 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 A ?ON. Jan 24 The Central National Bank of Columbia WILL commence business, at their Bank? ing Hout-c, opposite thc Columbia Ho? tel, on FEBRUARY 1ST. oFPicnns. John B. Palmer, President. A. O. drenizer, Cashier. C. N. G. Butt, Assistant Cr.shier. IUU?CTOUS. John B. Palmer, J. Eli Grogg, R. D. Semi, Jof R. D. Semi A Son;) G. W. Reardon, (of) Con< land A Bennion;) ll. L. Bryan, (of Bryan A MeCnrfor;) F. W. McMastcr, W. C. Swaf fteld. (of R. A W. C. Swafliold.) Jan 28 At and Less Than Cost. REAL PAISLEY SHAWLS. Black Cloth and Beaver Cloak.-. All Worstod Coverings. Heavy Cassimeres and Cloths. Bent French Merinos. Irish Poplins. All Wool Plaids. Fancy Dress Go.jds. Black and Colorod Silks. Jan 2D C. F JACKSON AXLojt?oja. Sales. In the Court of Probate-Lexington. Ex. parle Aloxandor H. Wolfo, Administrator of W. M. Bookham, deccaacd. Petition to Sell Personal Property of Deceased. PURSUANT to tho order of Hon. A. H. Caughman, Judge of Probate for Lexing? ton County, I will eoll, on MONDAY, tho 13th day of Fobruary, and dava auccoodiug: Tho PERSONAL PROPERTY of W. M. Beckham, deceased, consisting of about 30 bales Cotton. 15 Mnlos, 8 Horses and 2 Colts. CO Hogs, 90 Cattlo, among which aro a great many lino Milch Cows. Kitchen Furniture, Acc., and a large quantity of lino Cotton Seed. 3,000 bushels (J?rn, and a largo quantity of Foddor. 3 Four-Horso Wagons, 1 Ox-Cart and a largo quantity of Farming Implements. The salo will bo commenced at what is known as the James Batts place, in Richland Fork, and continued th oro until all tho pro? perty on that pla?e is sold; and on tho day immediately succeeding, the salo will bo con? tinued at tho Baker placo, in Lexington, thc lato rosidenco of thc deceased, and continued tboro until all tho property is aold. IL is thought tho salo at tho Bates place will occu? py about two days, and tho salo commenced at Ibo Baker place on ibo third. Terms of sale cash. S. M. ROOF, S L. C. Sh uri fi"s Office, Lexington C. IL, Januarv 9, 1871. _ Fobg Two Desirable Collages. BY D. C.PEIXOTTO & SON. On MONDAY MORNING, the Ctb day of February, in front of the. Court House, at 10 o'clock, in thia city, without reserve, wo will soil. Two desirable COTTAGES. No. 1 bounded on tho North by Senate street; on tho South by Babb; on thc West by D. G. Thompson; on tho East by Rabb. Cottage No. 2.-Bounded on the North by Senate street; on the South by Rabb; on the East by Cottage No. 1; tm tho Weat by Dr. \V. P. Geiger. Tho above Lots measure front on Senate street 34 feet G inches, and run hack 181 feet 8 inches, more or less, and willi all necessary out-buildings, and line wells of water. Each Cottage, contains 4 tine rooms. THUMS-One-half cash; balance in twelve months, secured bj- bond and mort gago, bear? ing interest at the rate of seven per cent, pei annum; purchaser to pay us for papers ant H tn ni pw. Jan 20 Tiro Desirable Building Lots. BY D. G. PEIX0TT0 & SON. On MONDAY MORNING, thc Otb of February at lo o'clock, in front of tho Court House we will sell, without reserve. Two desirable BUILDING LOTS. Lot No 1 on the corner of Richland street and Marun street, hounded on the North by Rich lam street; oil tho Fast hy Marion street; on th West hy Lot No. 2. The above Lot measures front cn Rich lam slrvet BO Tcet ll inches, more or lc.-s, and run back IOU feet. Lot No. 2. nf the ?anio dimensions, hound ed on tho No]th by Richland street; on th East by Lot No. 1; nu thc West by Pressl, Brown; on the Sunlit by Hunter. THOMS- One-half cash; balance in twelv months,secured by bond and mortgage, bear illg interest nt the rate of seven percent, pe annum; purchaser lo pay us for papers an stamps. Jan 29 11 Di sirablii Farm and Two-Storg Dwelling I tull si BY JACOB LEVIN. On MONDAY. February 7, at the Court House at ll) o'clock, I will sell tho above named about three, miles from tho Asylum, o Camden Road, consisting ot", P.") acres good LAND, part cleared, o which there is good Dwelling, out-housci Spring House, etc. THUMS One-half cash; balance in tw<l> months, with interest and mortgage of prt porty. Purchaser to pay for papers an stamps. J.in 29 +3 Main Strett Stores. BY JACOB LEVIN. ON MONDAY. 7th February next, at ] o'clock, I will sell, at tho Court House, That desirable properly consisting of tin spacious BRICK SPORE, adjoining E. Stet bouse. Esq., and occupied by F. A. Schneide Oeing 2(? b i t freut and running back 180. ALSO, 'Ibo adjoining Store, occupied by R. Hal nan, 2.1 font front and ISO deep. These stores aro well titted up and arrangi for any lund ol business, and well locate being immediately opposite the site of tho o State Rank thc site where tho now post olin ia to bc erect ed. THUMS OF SALK.-One-third cash; balance twelvo mouths, for bond and mortgage, wi interest. Purchasers to pay for papers ai stamps. _mtufni Desirable Deal Estate. By MONTEITH & FIELDING, Auct'i ON MONDAY MORNING NEXT, thc Gill ins wo will soil, in front of the Court House this city, at 101 o'clock, That desirable" RESIDENCE in this eil situated on Plain stroet, formerly ow ned Jas. G Gibbes, Esq., containing eight rom and basement ol four rooms, with necessa out-buildings and well of line water. THUMS.-One-third cash-balance to hopi in one, two, three and four years, with inti est at seven pe r cent, per annum, si cure-el bond and mortgage; house! te be insured a policy assigned; purchaser to pay for pape and stamps. ALSO. LOT NO. 1, em Main street, fronting the re twenty-six feet, running back HM feet fe inches, bounded North hy Mrs. Marks' 1. East by Main street, South by Let Ne>. 2. a West by Lot No. 3 LOT NO. 2, on Main si met, fronting twe ty-six feet and running back 101 feet (> inches, bounded North hy Eot. No. 1, Soi by Lot ol Express Company, East by Mi street, anil We>st by Led Ne>. 3. LOT NO. 3, fronting un Assembly str fifty-two feet two inches, more e?r h'ss, bom eel Neu t h by Mrs. Marks, East by Lots 1 a 2, South by Led of Express Company, a Werst by Assembly street. THUMS. One-fourth cash -balance in o two and three years, with interest at se>> ne-r cent , payable annually, aecured by be and mortgage; purchaser pays for papers ti stamps. ALSO, A desirable FARM ed sixty acres, tb mile s fruin Columbia, upon which is a ce fort able Dwelling, Ac, with gonel wat Part of the land is well timbered. Ti rms maila known on day ed' sale. ALSO, Five Mule s, two Horse s, and ono spiel) Milch Cow, with young Calf. Feb 1 Lexington-In Equity. Mary Lcaphart and Policy Leapbart vs. G .1. Leapbart. IN obedienco to an order of Samuel W. 3 ton, Judge, of tho Fifth Circuit, in abovo stateel case, I will sell, em the FI1 MONDAY in February next, within thou hours, beforo tho Court Houso door in city of Columbia, A certain LOT OF LAND, as describee tho bill as containing one-halt aero, more less, on the South-east corne-r of Lilicoln Pendloton streets. CONDITIONS oKSAi.K--That is to say, fore sufficient to pay tax and cost of suit anet penne of sale; tho balance on a credit of year, with interest thoreau from day of s Purchase money to bo securoel by Gonel surety, anel a me>rtgago of tho promises s S. M. ROOF, ti. L. I Sheriff's Office, Lexington C. H., Januni 1871. Jan 19 Estate Sale D. C. FEIXOTTO & SOW, Auctioneers. Jobn Fisher, Executer, rs. W. K. Bschman and wifo. PURBUANT lo tho order of his Honor Samuel W. Moiton, Judgo of tho Fifth Circuit, madn in tho abovo stated case, dated January 7. 1871, and to mo directed, I will sell, before tho Court House in Columbia, on tho first MONDAY in February next, at ll o'clock, in the foronoon, tho "Real Estate bercinaftor described, upon the terms and on tho conditions hereinafter expressed, that is to say: All that LOT OF LAND on Plain street, in tho city of Columbia, bounded North by Tay? lor street, East by lot of John Fisher, South by Plain street, aud West by Picketts street, being tho lot upon which stands the residence occupied by Dr. Edward H. Fisher in his lifo tinio, subject, however, to tho lien of two mortgages-one to J. A. Heim ermin and ono to Mrs. Emily Hayno. ALSO, All tho right, titlo and interest of Edward H. Fisher, being ono undivided half-interest in a Tract of Laud, on tho Statebarg Road, adjoiuiug landa of tho Ursuline Convent, con? taining 162 acres, moro or losa. Terme of salo cash. SAMUEL LORD, JR., Special Referee. Jan 15 t Meat ! Meat ! ! Meat ! ! ! TUOMAS W. POPE linforms tho kpnhlic that tho best BEEF, PORK, 1 HUTTON and SAUS8AQE, in tho _l?isrket, can bc found at Stall No. 7. Qivo mo a call. Dec 28 2mo Rich, Bare and Ruby. WE bavo jost rccoived an extensive addi? tion to our stock of WINES and LI? QUORS, which will compare favorably, in pu? rity, with any stock in tho United States. Wc mention: Superior Heidsick; Verzenay Moct A Cbandon; Veuvo Clicquot Ponsardin; Cortaillod Mousscaux, and other brands of CHAMPAGNE. J. & F. Marten's Cognac BRANDY-believed to be tho only lot of thia celebrated brand in the citv. Old Wheat Bour? bon WHISKEY-I860. Genuino Hungarian RITTERS. Pat Liga, La Crema and Concilia cian CIGARS-genuine Havanas. Call and try them. PAYSINGER & FRANKLIN, Jan 28 Exchange Honso. Bio Coffee. BAGS RIO COFFEE, for salo low to dealers by EDWARD HOPE. 50 LAW COPARTNERSHIP. TALLEY & BAUN tVELb. 11H E undersigned bavo this day entered . into pai t ncrahip, in thc practice of law, under the nanto of TALLEY A BARNWELL. W. H. TALLEY, Jan 4_ _ NATHANIEL BARNWELL. "NEW STORE. THE subscriber would re? spectfully inform his friends j and old customers that ho bas fre-established himself in tho i G EN ERAL GROCERY BUSI NESH, at his old stand, fNo. lUO,) where ho ?ill be pleased to show and soil to purchasers a cumul?lo stock of new fancy and substan? tial GOODS, carefully selected. Richardson street, first sqnarc South'of old Market corner. ORLANDO Z. RATES. Dec 1 3mo THE N?CKEKS0?~"H0?S?r' COLUMBIA, S. C., "?1TTILL not be closed on account of the VV death of tho late Proprietor, WILLIAM A. WllluilT, but will bo carried on as hereto? fore, by his widow, Mrs. SARAH L. WRIGHT, and her son, WILLIAM C. WRIGHT. Tho I ri end s of the lato proprietor aro invited to call as usual. SARA H L. WRIGHT, Dec 8(1 WM. O. WEIGHT. Fresh Teas. CHOICE GUNPOWDER, Hyson, Oolong and English breakfast Teas. New Hulled BUCKWHEAT DX.OU11. Now Orloans and Golden Syrup. New York Pig Hams and Breakfast Strips, etc., for sale at reasonable prices, by Jan 7 Imo_E. STENHOUSE. JUST RECEIVED. AFINE ASSORTMENT of DOLLS.I Toys, and other fancy articles forjlittle folks. ALSO, A fresh selected stock of CANDIES, fancy and stick, and a largo assortment of Fancy and Plain Pound Cakes. ALSO, A fine lot of MEERSCHAUM PIPES, Cigars, Ac, at KRAFT'S BAKERY, Dec 24 Main street. Just Received. AN assortment of fresh CRACKERS, of tho ti nest ouality, consisting of Soda, Reston, Suttor, Lomon, Ginger, Cream and Lunch Milk, for salo at lower prices than uaual, by Jan 7 Imo _E. STENHOUSE. For Sale, Q Ari A ACRES of LAND in Barnwell. O.OUvJ on tho Edisto. 750 ACRES in Kershaw-in lots lo suit. HOUSE and LOT iu Columbia-$12,000. 1 House in this city, 15,000. HOUSE aud thirteen acres LAND, near the eily- $3.000. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT, Attorney at Law and Real Estato Agent. Sept 25_ly Ridge Land for Sale. 4 FIRST class COTTON PLANTATION, on 1TL bead waters of Cloud Creek, iu Edgefiold County, S. C., containing 850 acres. Cottago dwelling and all necessary buildings usnally found ou a cotton plantation. Last year tho owner made Bevcnty-fivo bales cotton with live m nies. "E. W. SEIRELS A CO. Jan 27_ Oils, Turpentine, Benzine. 1 AO GALLONS LINSEED OIL. t_ ? r\/ lut) galions Train Oil, 100 gallons Machinery Oil, 100 gallons Spirits Turpentine, 101) gallons Alcohol, 50 gallons benzine, 10 barrels Kerosene Oil. For sale low by E. II. IIEINITSH, Jan 2> Wholesale and Keta.il Druggist. Received To-day. VLOT of primo Walhalla BUTTER, in balla and in bulka. ORANGES, LEMONS, PINEAPPLES, Malaga Grapes, Dried F'ruit, eic, on hand. Jan 17 W. D. SCHOENBERG. For Sale, .%?\(~\ BUSHELS of Dickson's Improvod ?i\ 1\J COTTON SEED, grown from seed purchased in 1800, at M per bushel, from Da? vid Dickson, of Goorgia. Price fifty cents per bushel of thirty pounds. J. K. DAVIS, Jan 15 t _ Monticello, S. C. GRAIN ! GRAIN ! GRAIN ! W. J. WH1TMIUE, OREBKVILbE, 8. c;., DEALER in GRAIN and COUNTRY PRO? DUCE o? ail kinds. Will pay prompt attention to all orders entrusted to his care. This is a rare opportunity for Planters and others living along tho line of tho Greenville and Columbia Railroad, to procuro their sup? plies at first cost, f only ask a fair trial, and guarantee satisfaction. Nov 25 3tno City Currency will be Taken IN payment for Goods at Nov ll HARDY SOLOMON'S. Something Nice. ?\r\f \ POUNDS Virginia Roll BUTTER. ?i\ )\J Subis. Silver Skin Onions. tl bbls. new Hulled Buckwheat. For salo by MONTEITH A- FIELDING.