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Foreign A ?Tri I rn ? LONDON, February 3.-The Admiralty has ordorod tho construction of ten gun? boats. Tbo o f?e i was made by Bismarck to extend tho provisions of tho armistice to tho South-eastern Departments, but was not accepted by Jules Favre, us the surrender of Bel fort was ono of tho con? ditions. Tho Prussians commenced to pr?vido for the restoration of railways and provisioning of tho-capital the mo? ment tho armistice was conoludod, but the rolling stock was found to be in a wretched condition, und inadequate to moot the demands made for the Innis portutiou of supplies. Paris, conse? quently, suffers for wnut of food, and is still supplied with rations by tho Ger? mans. JUONDON, February 4.-Tho Times speaks as follows of Bismarck's pence terms: "Nothing so exorbitant is known iu thu history ot modern warfare" Fa? vre will not go himself, or miine a repre? sentative from Franco to tho Conference. Puris olects delegates on the 5th. The Assembly meets in Bordeaux, on tho 12th. Tho armistice don't include tho Departments of Dotibs, Jura and Coto d'Or. Tho siege of Belfon continues. Prussia has mud? another levee from the Landwehr, and 300,000 men are ready to march into Franco upon short notice. Americans in Dresden have sent funds for their destitute countrymen by a boarer of despatches to Washburue. Bourbaki's retreat into Switzerland has weal-?med the war party ut Bordeaux. The W'urldBijB thc Couforeucegraufced Russia's pretuusions. Russia yielded nothing. Turkey obtains no now guar? antees. Favre's decrco for elections has beeu published. R makes no disqualifica? tions. It is reported that the Prussians aro violating tbo armistice ?md have entered Fecamp. BERLIN, February 3.-The President of the lower house of the Prussian Diet read to that body the reply of tho Em? peror to the loyal and congratulatory uddresscs npoD tho occasion of his ns- : sumption of the imperial crowu. Tho Emperor expressed his thanks to tho Diet for tho sentiments in their address, : nnd a fervent hopo for tho peace and i prosperity of thc ucw empire; though i there is mw, ho says, some prospect that i the severo struggle, into which Germany < was forced, will soon bo f?uishcd. lt can, aa yet, only bo considered that ibero i is grouud for hope of the re-establish- i ment of pence, lt ?H not impossible that 1 tho wur will continue; and great sacrifices still be necessary irorn the Gorman peo? ple, i LONDON, February 3.-Tho Foreign Office nnnonnces that aa offer has been made to placo thc English resources to supply Paris ut tho disposal of Bismarck und Favre, nuder tho superintendence of Gormoji and French agents. i BRUSSELS, February 3.-It is reported here that au attempt to assassinate Tro? cha rcsultod in the death of Trochu's i orderly. Trochu was unhurt. It is now said tho Orleans Princes will not accept the candidature for the National Assem? bly. BRUSSELS, February 3.-The Gaulois han a despatch, that Bourbaki died of the wounds indicted npon himself, dnr- 1 ing temporary insanity. 1 LONDON,February 4.-The conference had a long session, but no results were reached. The conference meets again on Tuesday. Thomas William Robiusou, the distin? guished dramatist, is doad. At a mooting of tho Liverpool Cham? ber of Commerce, to day, remarks were made by Samuel Robert Graven and ' Wm. Rathborne, members of Parliament . from Liverpool-the former Conserva- i tive and the latter Liberal-in which the i hope was expressed that Schenck would ' bo enabled to nettle the Alabama claims in a manner satisfactory to tho United States and Great Britain. Both gent?o- < men agreed in thc expression of a con? viction, that ullvnative-born Americnns cherish an afflict ion for England; that alien residents of the United States alone uro hostile to this conni ry. Travelers who left Paris on Wednes? day, arrived iu Brussels to-day. They report tho city quiet; Ihciu wu? some slight discord upon the receipt of the nows of au armistice, but tb? rioters were easily nppeased. There was great, difficulty in procuring food, and 23,000 persons have already asked permission to leave tho city. A preliminary elec? toral inseting, held iu Puris, decided in favor of the following candidates for tho National Assembly: Victor Hugo, Garibaldi, Qu ino t, Gambetta, Sotasart and Darian. American intelligence. CHARLESTON, February 4.-Arrived Steamships James Adger, Now York; North Point, Bil ti more; bark Harrisburg, Bremen; brig Torrent, Matanzas, disa? bled, for Now York. Sailed-steamers Manhattan, New York; North Point, Bal? timore; ship Eliza Everett. Liverpool; schooners Nancy Smith, Baltimore; B. N. Hawkins, New York. WASHINOTON, February 4.- Senator Brooks has been soated in tho Arkausas Legislature. Tho Democrats defeated n motion to adjourn. Tho friends of thc Lieutenant-Governor were determined to continuo tho session until tho dispute regarding Clayton's successor is definite ly sottlod. In the HOURO, notice wasgivon that on Monday the Southern Pacific Railroad bill would ho called up, with a view to referring it to tho Pacific Railroad Com? mittee, with power to report any time. Tho Senate was engaged upon a bill for relief for European wounded, many Se? nators taking tho opportunity to express their sympathy for nud against France. In tho House, Vau Trump, of Ohio, uskod, but failed to obtain, leuvo to in? troduce a resolution, reciting that on th? 8th of December, tho House adopted a resolution, culling upon the Secretary of the Treasury for a detailed statement of the amount of money convoyed ID to the Treasury, tho proceeds of thc eales of, voaaoj? i ?STOF, j transports, cotton, ivo< ; ami. i?at t|i? Mid roaolution had not beoaV roopondea to; therefore, that tho Clerk be'directed to address a note to; tho Secretary of tho Treasnry, re? minding him that nCroply had beon re? ceived, und requesting a reply at tho ear? liest practicable moment. The bnlnnco of tho day was devoted to privnto bills nud Territorien. In the Supreme Court of this District -u full bench-the verdiot giving Caro? lina Brown $1,500 for forcible ejectment from a car at Alexandria, Vu., in 1868, was affirmed. Tho nominal ions of H. R Helper, of ( Salisbury, N. C , nnd E. R. TJriuk, of Wilmington, N. C., postmasters; and ? Cramor, Miuistcr lo Donmark, were con ! tirmod. Maynard will, on Monday, move to susuoud tho rules, to tuko from tho ' Speaker's tublo tho Southern Pacifio : Railroad bill passed by tho Souato last session, in order to lmvo notion on it at tho present session. It is doubtful, . however, whether the motion eau goW , tho necessary two-thirds mujority. SP not, tho bill will probably foil in this Congress. In the Senate, a resolution requostiog ( tho President to plnco ono or moro ves- , sols nt New York to convey provisions to j Germany and Franco, passed. A bill to . revise, oonsolidato aud amend tho postal laws occupied the balance of tho session. A bill relieving the disabilities of John Williamson, of Savannah, Qa., passed. Tho Ohio Legislature instructs tho Congn r.air.nnl delegation 1? oppose lill future land grants. Nsw YORK, February ?.-Tho steam? ship South Carolina, boneo for Charles? ton, broke her cross bend und returned to repair. BUFFALO, February ?1.-Tho Turf Con? gress adopted tho report of tho Com? inittoe on Revision of Rules. NKW Youie, February 4.-Tho commit tco of the Chamber of Commerce ap? pointed to extend aid to France, held au adjourned meeting to-day. It was re? solved that tho treasurer be instructed to notify the American minister nt Puris that ?12,000 will bo placed to his credit nt ouee, to bo used by him in tho pur? chase of supplies. A special committee of tivo was anpoiuted lo receive supplies of grui ii, provisions, Ac*., und lake ohurgo i>f shipments of tho same. An appeal to the American people, nrgiug them to contribute funds und supplies for tho starving people of France, was adopted. Subscriptions may be sent to M. Lanier, Treasurer, No. 27 Pine street, or to any member of tho committee, which in? cludes several prominent merchants nud bankers. BOSTON, February 4.--Th? trial of Frederick Lockwood, indicted for hav? ing obtained 100 bales cotton on false representations, resulted t'i-duy iu a dis? agreement of the jun*. NEW OULEANS, February 4.-Another terrible accident is reported on thejnek ROU Road. Two sleeping cars on the Northern bound train were thrown from tho track and badly smashed. A large number of passengers reported injured mauy severely. Spring Seed Oats. QOA BUSHELS White RICED OATS, for tJ\ t\I sale bv KO. HOPE. Feb :t Seed Irish Potatoes. H?LS. PINK EYE8, Chili Ked 1UU Early Hos j. Early Goodrich ami Peach Illowa, for sale low for ca^h onlv. Keb? ED. 1?O PH. |( Tax Hotice. Coni'MMA, S. C., February-1,1871. rilHK County Treasurer hereby gives notice X that he will ho ready to receive tho Stato iud County Taios, lor the fiscal year ending September 1, lt>7U, on Heal and Porsonal Pro oorly. on and attcr WEDNESDAY, tho find jay of Eobruary. I.ovy for State jun peses, ?> Mills on ever j lollar. Devy for County purposes, 5 Mills on evert lollar. Levy for .School purposes, $1 on everv poll. C. H. BALDWIN, County Treasurer. Oflicn over .Scott, Son & Co.'a Bank. Feb 3 G _ Prime Norfolk Oysters. I HAVE ma le a reduction in the prico of OYSTERS, and will sdi ahem as low as any in tho market, 'and will guarantee them to bc tho best that can be bad. JOHN D. BATEMAN, Fi b 1 12 At Columbia leo House FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. I ; KTew Aisouoy. frillE undersigned has undertaken tho buai |_ ness of FIRE AND LIFE INSUItANOE. Ho represents tho LrVBBPOOL AND LONPON ?NO Q LOU ii INSURANCE COMPANY, an English Com? pany, whose assets amount to over Eighteen Millions of Dollar* (?old, ot which *2,000,OOU aro hold by tho Directors in New York. He also le.prosenta thc ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIKU j INSURANCE COMPANY, a first class Company ind very popular. Tho undorsigned will also jell or buy Beal Estate and other proper! v. on roasonablo terma. J. W. PARKEB" J*n31 25* Oilico al Dr. Mint's Drug Storo. To Farmers ana Planters-Fertilizing I Material for Making Manures. MURIATE OF POTASH. German Potash Salts, 31 per cont, of imp. Potash. Salt Cako, ground. Nitro Cake, ground. Sulphate of Soda, ground. Sulphate of Ammonia, imported. Sulphate of Mitgnoeia. 71 percent Nitrate of S ula, douhlo. Nitrato of Potash, crude. M uri uto nf Soda, residium. Plaster, Lime. Ground Bones. Super-Phosphate of Lime, 13 per cent, of I tolaldo Phosphoric Acid, l'or s ile by E. n. HEIN1TSH, Jan 20 f Wholesale anil detail Dmeuist Something Nice. .)f\( \ I'OUNDH Virginia Boll PUT! ER. ?Li\ 7\J 5 bids. Silver skin Onions. 3 bills, new Hulled Hindi wheat. For sale liv MONTEITH A FTF.T DINO Blacksmith and Wheeiright. THE subscriber, having startod buei ^tioss on his own account, begs to in? form his fi ?ends aud thu public that bo ls now prepared to execute all orders in his line. His Shop is located on Assembly uti eel, between Gervais and Lady. Jan ?? Dun PHI I.I.I P MOT/.. "tfl ? p BBB PIHANCIAL ?HD VUnnBROIAb. NKWXDBK, February 4-Noon.-Flour doll ana 5a. lower. Wheat and corn dull and nominally lower. Pork doll mess 22.25@22.50. Lard heavy, at 13? 18)?. Cotton steady-nplands 16>^. Freights firm. Stocks steady. Gold U>6@ll& Money easy, at 4<a)0. Ex? change-long $%\ short 10 7 P. M.-Cotton quiet-sales 3,200 i bales, nt IOU. Flour 5@10o. lower- ! BU perilue State und WcBtoru 6.10@6.25. j Wheat dull-winter red and amber , Western 1.58@1.G0. Corn unchanged, j Pork firmer, at 22 50. Lard dull-kettle ! 13}%?. Freights u iiitio firmer. Money ?@5. Sterling nominal, et 9^@9J?. ! (lold 11%. OovcrnmentB advanced j H@yH-02s ll. Southerns steady, ex sept Tennessees, which have deeliucd. j Tenncsscea G3. Virgiu:as G4; now GOJ^. Louisianas 6G; new GI; l?veos 70; 6s 80. ' Alabamas 99; Gs G8. Georgias 81; 7s 84. j North Cnroliuas 47; new 24. South Ca- ! roliuas71; now 59).j. Tho bank state? ment shows loans increased $500,000; I specie decreased $1,125,000; legal tender in?rense $4,500,000; deposits increuso 54.250,000. : BALTIMORE, February 4.-Cotton ; dendy-middling 15; receipts 350 bales; I jnles 385; stock 12.28G. Flour dull and ?veaker. Wheat quiet -choice whito 1.95. I Dorn dull and lower -white Southern j ?3(??,86. Pork iuuetive, at 28.0!). Bacon* nnotive-should ors 10J?. Whiskey 95. i BOSTON, February 4. -Cotton active niddliug 15*B; receipts 900 bales; sales j 500; stock 7,000. NORFOLK. February -1.- Cotton firm- j ow middling 14; receipt? 1,333 bules; i mles 200; stock 8,524. WILMINGTON, Febrnaiy 4.- Cotton iniot and nominal-middling 14; re- | ; ci pta 223 bulos; stock 2.828. CHARLESTON, February 4.-More doing 1 u cotton-middling 14,'.< ; recoipts 1,355 jules; sales GOO; stock 41,567. AUGUSTA, February 4.-Cotton closed lrm, at l?}f?H% for New York mid- j llings, and 14J? lor Liverpool; sales Gil ! mles; receipts 994. ? SAVANNAH, February 4.-Cotton firmer . -middliug 14%; receipts 5,424; sales : ?.000 huhs; strick 01,450. !' MOMLK, February 4.- Cotton firm- : niddliug 1 i.? ; recoipts 3,702 bales;' tales 2,000; stock 70.025. NEW ORLEANS, February 4.--Cotton ' ?toady and in fuir demand -middliug j L4.5ii''(,14J0'; receipts 5.3G1 hales; sales j r.lot); stock 230,122. Flour easier-sn lerlino G 75; double 7.bO; treble 7.2f>. "lorn lirra, ntG8(rt 70. Bacou- shoulders lOf i; sides und hams unchanged. Cof 'eo firmer; stock 28,000 sacks-prime L ? j .< (? ? -1?? 7. i". Sugar, molasses and witts tey unchanged, ut Inst quotations. GALVESTON, February 4.-Cotton quiet -good ordinary 12%; receipts 1,523 jalea; sales 900;" stock 02 292. LONDON, February 3 -Evening. - Con? tois 91 %. Bonds 90;^. LlVEhTOOL, February 3 -Evening.- j [lotion n shade firmer on spot and j iteadier nfloat-uplands Or-! eons S(.i>".S j y ; stiles 9,000 bales; export j md speculation 1,000. LIVERPOOL, February 3-Tho quota- : ;ion of cotton on itbipboaid at New Or cans, 7;vu, previously sent, is incorrect; j t should have been stated: Cottou bas j jeen sohl on ship mimed at Savannah or | Jharleston at 7?.i for middling uplands, j ? Bread and Cake Baker, WHO thoroughly underntonds his bu.-i j ness, wants a situation in Columbia, j ?roper references ns to ability. Apply at 'natstx ofiico. . Jan :ll ? 3itiZ3ns' Savings Bank of South Caro? lina, Columbia. [NTEREST (six per cent.) will be allowed on all moneys deposited in this Hank on ir boforo tho* li ft li " day ot each calendar nontb for that tu.tilth, as if deposited on thc irst instant. JOHN C. R. SMITH, Fob 3 3 Assistant Cashier. I!ESTHAL NATIONAL BANK or fcColiunbia, S*. O. Present Capital, $100,000. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, Sr.0O.O0O. OVFICF.I1S John ll. Palmer, President. A. n. Rronizer, Cashier. C. N. O.-Rutt, Assistant Cashier. ntnr.c-roiis. J. Eli f! i egg, John D. Palmer. F. W. McMas er, lt. D. Sen?, of lt. 1). Semi A Son; O. VV. (eardcu, of Copeland A Dearden; R. L. Bryan, >r Si-van A McCarter; W. C. Swafllcld, of R. i \V. C Kwaflleld. F. W. McMauter, Solicitor. "O^Hls Rank is now open for tho tr&usact'on X of a general banking business. CERTIFICATES or Dia-osiT of currency or oin, bearing interest at tho ralo of seven (7) ?er cent per annum, in kind, will bo issued. Esrccial attention given to collections, for be making of which it hr.? peculiar facilities. Drufts ou all tho ptominnnt cities in tho Jiiitod States bought and sold. Foreign Exchange bought and sold, and col Rctious mado on all tho principal cities in Surone. Sight Drafts drawn direct on all tho promi tent places in England, Ireland, Scotland, .Vance, Oermany, Belgium, Holland, Den nark and the Orient. J^et era of Credit issued, layable in any of the above places. Notes, Bills of Exchange, and other ovi [euces of debt discounted, ami money loaned m collaterals. Stocks, Bonds, dotti aid Silver bought and old. Mutilated Cu e ncy purchased at a small liscouut. Deposits from County Officers especially BO ?cited; also, from Trustees, Administrators, 'ire.cutors, Professional Mt n, and others. Particular attention given to accounts of H'.y and Country Merchants, and other busi icss men, and the usual accommodations ex ended. Accounts of Railroad Companies, and other orpotatioil", motived oil favorable terms. Ranking Ilotiso Opposite Columbia Hotel. )pen from 9 to 3. ___:Fol> lesidence for Sale-Eligible Location. Ojjfi THE undersigned will sell bis RESI llj DENOE on Arsenal ?ill-regarded "no 'Ul of tho most desirable in tho city. Tho louse contains 13 rooms, with high ceilings, ud on tho premises aro commodious out louses, stables, Ao. Connected with tho pro oises aro a tine garden spot and handsome hrubberv. Terms reasonable. Jan 2'J J. P riDMAS. At and Los? Than Coot HEAL PAISLEY SHAWLS. Black Cloth and Beaver Cloaks. All Worsted Coverings. Hoivy Casslmoros and Cloths. Bent French Merino*. Irish Poplins. All Wool Plaids. Fancy Ureas Oo.>ds. Black and Colored Silks. Jan 2!? _ _ _C. F. JACKSON. A Stock of Clothing. Hats AMD GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS AT a?' I. sc s s THAW COST.fl ABABE OPPORTUNITY TO EM BAB K IN THE BUSINESS. A fresh and well se? lected stock of CLOTHING, HATS and Gents* FURNISHING GOODS, together with tho STOBE FIX TURKS and Leaso of ono of tho most dosiruhlo business stands in tho city of Columbia-proporty of the lato \V. J. Hoke is now offered for Bale nt a ?aerifico, in order to closo tho blindness. Parties drBiring to treat for tho purchase of same, will call on or address the sun of tho late proprietor. MIKE HOKE. JW Papers copying other notice wild discon? tinue it and insert this. Jan 29 Diamond Hams, SUGAR cured SHOULDERS, Smoked Tongue, Breakfast Bacon, , Fulton Market Beef, All choice and for sale at reduced prices. Jan 27 EDWARD HOPE. Fresh Teas. MCHOICE GUNPOWDER, Hyson, Oolong and English Breakfast Teas. Now HHllod BUCKWHEAT ??.00 lt. Now Orleans and Golden Syrup. Now York Pig Hams and Breakfast Strips, etc., for sale at reasonable prices, by Jan 7 Imo_E. STENHOUSE. HEW STORE. .rj;-^ THE aubBcribcr would ro --Vr-lk spectfully inform his friends ft^ffl?afcS3SMand old customers that be has '\ fWWlHI re-established himself in the wsSBBEHKiaG LNEItAL GROCERY BUSI? NESS, at bis tdd stand, (No. PJi),) where, he will be pleased to show and sell to purchaser* acum?lelo stock of new fancy and substan? tial GOODS, carefully selected. Richardson stied, first square South of old M u k. I -mner. ORLANDO '/.. BATES. Bec. 1 .'timi New Varieties Garden Seeds. If ILDERKRAUT CABBAGE, Mai bichead Mammoth Cabbage, Early Schwuin'orth Cabbage, Keven* Early Prolific Tomato, New French' Breakfast Badish. Early Flat Dutch Cabbage, Enrlv Winuiugsladt Cabbage. For ?ale by E. H. HEINITStl WhulcHule and Itetail Drug and Seed Store. J..n2i j JUST RECEIVED. 1 AFINE ASSORTMENT ol DOLLS.? Toys, and other fancy articles torjliltlc folks. | ALSO, A fresh selected stock ul CANDIES, laney | and slick, and a large assortment of Fancy ?ind Plain Pound Cakes. A uso, A line lot ot ME KUSCH ACM PITES, Cigars, Ac, nt KRAFT'S BAKERY, Dec 21 Mainstreet. Just Received AN assortment of frosh CRACKERS, uf the finest Quality, coitsisliug of Soda, Boston. Butter, Lemon, Ginger, Cream auii Lunch Milk, for salo ut lower prices than usual, by Jan 7 lino E. STENHOUSE. Received To-day. ALOT of primo Walhalla BUTTER, in balls and in bulks. ORANGES, L E M O N S , PINEAPPLES, Malaga Grapes, Dried Fruit, etc., on baud. Jan 17 W. D. SCHOENBERG. Meat ! Meat I 1 Meat ! : 1 _ THOMAS W. POPE 'informs the ?ffigaBfcmuhlic. that thc best BEEF, PORK, MUTTON and SAUSSAGE, in the ur rKet, can bc found at Stall No. 7 Give me a call. Doc 28 2mo Oils, Turpentine, Renzino. 1 (\f\OALLONS LINSEED OIL. L' *\J 100 gallons Train Oil. 100 gallons Machinery Oil, 100 gallons Spirits Turpentine, 100 gallons Alcohol, 50 gallons Benzine, 10 barrels Kerosene Oil. For sale low by E. H. HE1NITSH, Jan 25 Wholesato and Retail Druggist. CARRIAGES. CV?ir?BA' A COMPLETE assortment of two and four seat Passenger CARRI? AGES has just been received at tho Reposito? ry, corner Lady and Assembly strectu. The l.itvMt and most stylish patterns have been -elected with care, from some of tho best builders in tho country; and the ?tock never has been surpassed in design or finish by any affercd hero. Prices moderate. Dec 16 W. K. GREENFIELD, New Rooks at Aryan & McCarter's. THE Lifo o? Lord Palmerston, by Bulwer. Tho Englich Governess at thc Siamese Court, with plates. The Percys, by author of Su pping Heaven? wards. Price $1 25. Tho Victory ot tho Vanquished, by author of Suhonborg Family. $175. .Light at Evening Time-a book of Comfort ind Support for tho Aged-by Dr. Holme. Arthur lido's Essays, written at intervals. Joseph ano His Friend, by Bayard Ta\ 1er. Sketches of San Domiugo, by Keim. SI 50. Muming and Evening Exercises, by Henry Ward Beecher. *2 00. Tour of Dr. Syntax, with colored plates. t;t 00; and other now Books, to suit all fancies. Also, a variety of new Novels, and another limply of Diaries for 1871. dan 21 ARTIFICIAL TEETH. REYNOLDS' IMPRO VE M EST. IinOSE who have hist several Natural . Teeth, and havo boon advised to part with remaining sound ones, as Ibo ?ret step cowards obtaining artificial substitutes, aro "equestcd, beforo submitting to a practico, irtiel in itself and often unnecessarily per formed, to convinco themselves of its fallacy, ny looking closely into a matter of to much importance. Tho above improvement was designed to re? list so deplorable a practice, and niter a tho? rough test ot more than tbreo y tars, is found lapablo of accomplishing what no other B.\B :cm of Artificial Dentistry has heretofore done. It is turw possible to obtain partial cote*. .vhich will save for years Nat ur? I Teeth, and jo at tho sumo limo reliable in every respect. An invitation is hereby given to such as 'eel iutorested to call at our Operating Booms, and examino duplicuto specimens ot jases nowiu actual use. Nov fit REYNOLDS & REYNOLDS Extra Cheese. J AA BOXES Goshen. English Dairy and ll f\ f Pine Appin CHEESE, for s..le low. Oct SO E. HOPE. es .K'c^?fltorr ow Fosilice ?kite of Main street Lots, Weat Side. BY JACOB LEVIN. TO-MO H HOW (Monday) MORNING, 6th in? stant, in front nf tho Court House, I will sell, the following valnabio property: No. 1, on corner of alloy joining J- O. Hon gera, measuring 25 feet front, running back 208 feet. No. 2, adjoining lot of T. Liter, being tho souond from the above, measuring 25 feet front, running back 208 feet. These lotswero formerly occupied by J: n ney's H ot ul, being ono of thu boost locations for buildiiiK purpoaoa in tho city. TEUMS or H\I,F..-One-half cash: tho balance on six and twelve months credit, for bond and mortgage, with interest. Purchaser to pay for papers und stamps: Feb 5 Desirable Farm and Two-Story Dwelling, aboul Titree Miles fruin thc Asylum. BY JACOB LEVIN. ON MONDAY, 6tb instant, I will sell, before tho Court House, The above named PROPERTY, consisting of flt'ty-llvo acris of Land, part of which ia cleared, a good Dwi liing. Spring House, Ac ; bounded Weat by Charlotte Railroad, North by Thomas Davis, and East ami West by 1 homa s Ra wis. TEUMS-One-half cash; balance in twelvo months, with interest. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. Feb 5 JVetc Cottage. BY JACOB LEVIN. ON MONDAY MORNING, Otb instant, I will sell, bofore tho Court House, That noat littlo COTTAGE, situated on Di? vine street, between Lincoln and Gates, con? taining four good rooms; tho Lot being fifty two foot front on Divine strc-t, running back 150 feet. TEHMB OK SALI:.-One-half cash; balanco in twelve months, for bond and mortgage, with interest. Purchaser tu pay for papers am] stamps. Feb 5 Seventy Acres (food Laud Within Two Miles v\ Columbia. BY JACOB LEVIN. ON MONDAY, attila Court House. I wi!! se!! Tho abvo named tract of LAND; about Cl acres well wooded, and cn which there is tbrei linn springs. This tract is bountied by esiatn of Crows Kohler, Mrs. Holl and Jumes E. Hlaclt. TERMS ov SALE-One-half cash; balanco ii iw.dvo months, with interest. Purchaser ti pav for stamps and papers. Feb 5 Main Street Stores. BY JACOB LEVIN. ON MONDAY. 6th February next, at 1 o'clock, I will sell, at tho Court House, That desirable property consisting of tba spacious HRlCK STORE, adjoining ft. Sten house. Esq., aud occupied by F. A. Schneid) i being 26 feet front and running back 80. ALSO, Tho adjoining Store, occupied by lt. Hat nan, 25 feet front and 80 deep. Those stores aro wi ll titted up and arrange for any kind of business, and well locate? being immediately opposite tho site bf the ol State Bank the bito where tho new post oftk is to bo erected. THUMS OK SALE.--One-third cash; balance i twelve months, for bond ami mortgage, wit interest. Purcbasirs to pay for papers an stamps. mt nf m Dorses and Mules. By D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON. ON MONDAY MORNING, in front ot tL (.'onit House, at 10 o'clock, no will sell. Several tino HOUSES and MULES. ALSO, MILCH COWS, with young Calve-. Desirable Farm-. BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON. On MONDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock, front of tho Court House, wo will sell, A DESI HABLE FARM, containing sevt aerea, more or lesa, on Upper Bonndry s:ree Bounded on thu East by lands of Colonel Wi Wallace; Noitb by J. M. Crawford; South 1 Humidly street. Terni;" cash. Purchasers to pay for paper Two Desirable Cottages. BY D C. PEIXOTTO & SON. On MONDAY M0BN1NG, tho 6th day February, in front of the Court House, 1') o'clock, in this etty, without reseive, \ will sell. Two desirable COTTAGES. No. 1 bound' on the North by Senate street; on the Soo by babb; on the West b> D. tl. Thompson; i thc East by Babb. Cottn^o No. 2. - Bounded on the North Ko nato street; on the South bv ltabb; on t East by Cottage No. 1; on the* Wes I by Dr.1 P. Geiger. The above Lots measure front on Sena street 34 foet t? inches, and run back 184 ft 8 inches, moro or less, and with all UCCCSHH out-buildings, and fine wells of water. Ea Cottage contains 4 tine rooms. THUMS-One-ball cash; balance in twel months, secured by bond and mortgage, bei ing interest at therato of seven percent, j annum; purchaser to pay us for papers a stamiis. _ Jan 2S Fatale Sate D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON, Auctionee: John Fisher, Executer, rs. W. K. Bnchm and wife. PURSUANT to tho order of his Hor Samuel W. Molton, Jud?o of tho Fil i.ircnit, made in tho above stated case, dal January7, 1871, and to mo directed, I v t sell, before the Court House in Columbia, thu lirst MONDAY in Februaryliex:, at o'clock, in tho forenoon, tho Real Est; j hereinafter described, upon tho terms ami tho conditions hereinafter expressed, that to sav: All that LOT OF LANI) on Plain street, tho city of Columbia, bounded North hy T lor street, East by lot or john Fisher, Soi by Plain street, and Webt by Picken? si rt buing tho lot upon which stands"tho reside! occupied by Dr. Edward H. Fisher in bis li time, subject, however, to tho lien of I mortgages-ono to J. A. llenncman and < to Mrs. Emily Hayno. ALSO, All tho right, title and interest of I'.dw H. Fisher, being ono undivided lialf-intet in a Tract of Land, on thu Stateburg ito adjninioj; lauds of tho Ursuline Convent e turning lf>2 acres, more or less. Terms of? cash. SAMUEL LORD, Jn., Special Roforoi Jan IS f Tioo Desirable. Building Lots. BY D. G. PEIXOTTO & SON. On MONDAY MOUNING, thc Otb of Febrni at 10 o'clock, in front of tho Conrt Hoi wo will sell, without reserve. Two desirable BITLD1NO LOTS. Lot 1 on thc corner of Bichland street and Mar street, bounded on thc North by Ricldi street; on tho East by Marion street; on West bv Lot No. 2. Tho above Lot measures fronton Bich! street fill feet C inchos, moro or less, and r back 100 feet. Lot No. 2. of tho samo dimensions, bon ed on tho North by Richland sine,:; on East by Lot No. 1; on thc West by Prci Brown; on the Sont h ny tinnier. TEUMS -One-half cash; balance in twi months, secured by bond and mortgage, bi lng interest al tho rate of seven per cunt, annum; purchaser to pay us for papers stamps. J*u 29 1 Desirable Heal Katu te. By MONTEITH & FIELDING, Anet ON MONDAY MORNING NEX I', the 0th ii wc will sell, in front of thc Couit llou this city, at 10$ o'clock. That desirable lt ESI DEM I" .bi** ( " 1 ='-LI J ... . "^W"-8 situated on Plain atreot, formerly owned by Jas. G Gibbes, Esq., containing eight rooms and baaoment ol fonr rooms, with necessary ont-buildings and well of Ano water. TEnMR.-One-third cash-balanco to be paid in one, two, thrco and four years, with inter? est at seven por cent, por annaru, secured by bond and mortgago; house to bo iusured aun policy assigned; purchaser to pay for papora and stamps. ALSO, LOT NO. 1, on Main street, fronting thereon twenty-six feet, running back 104 feet four inches, bounded North by Mrs. Marks' Lot, East bv Main street, South by Lot No. 2. and West by Lot No. S LOT NO. 3, on Main street, fronting twen? ty-six feet and running back KU feet four inches, bounded North by Lot. No. 1, South by Lot of Express Company, East by Main street, and West hy Lot No. 3. LOT NO. 3, fronting on Assembly street li fly-1 wo feet, two niche*, moro Ol* less, bound? ed North by Mrs. Marks, Kant by Lots 1 and 2, South by Lot of Express Company, and Weet by Assembly st reel. TERMS.-One-fourth cash-balanco in one, two and three vears, with interest at seven pur cent., payable annually, secured by bond and mortgage; purchaser paya for papers and stamps. - ALSO, A desirable FARM of sixty aoros, three miles from Columbia, upon which is a com? fortable Dwelling, ?Sc, with good water. Part of Ibo land is well timbered. Terms mudo known on day of sale. AI.HO, Five Mules, two Hornes, and ono splendid Milch Cow, with young Calf. _ Fob 11 Stoi c and Ideate for Sali: MONTEITH & FIELDING, Auction'ra. ON tho first MONDAY in Fotrnnry next, wo will soil, A LEASE of fonr years and three months, (with tho privilogo to remove the bnilding bofore expiration of Lease,) on that piece of ground npon which the store occupied by Mr. Worban, watchmaker, now Blands, eubjeot ta n quarterly rent of $23 per qnarter. Jan 21$ Valuable Heal Estate, at Auction. BY E. "W. SEIBELS & CO. JACOE LEVIN, ACCZIOKZEB. WK will se.ll, without reseivo, on tho first MONDAY in February, commencing at ll o'clock, That really valuublc property, on which formerly stood tho -'United States Hotel," at tho corner of Richardson and Lady streets, consisting of five Lots, 35 feet 1 inch front each, on Main or Richardson street, and run? ning back ICS. ALSO, Six Lots, fronting on Lady street, 25 feet, more or less, ami running back 184 feel G inches. This is the most valuable pioperty ever of? fered in this city, and is desirable, in ovorj point of view, iii location, and from tho faci thal, tho property if unencumbered and titlef perfect. Terms will be stated by Auctioneers at sale. Jan ll ws Lexington-In Equity. Mary Leaphart and Policy Leaphart ra. Geo J. Leaphart. IN obedience to au order of Samuel W. Mob ton, Judge of tho Fifth Circuit, io thc above stated case, I will soil, on tho FIRS1 MONDAY in February next, within tho lega boure, before the Court House door in tin city of Columbia, A certain LOT OF LAND, as described ir ibo bill an containing ouo-hali acre, more ci less, on tho South-east corner of Lincoln nnc Pendleton streets. CONDITIONS OFSALE-That is to say, for cast sufficient to pay tax and cost of amt and ex pi use of sale; the balanco on a credit of ont year, with interest thereon from day of sale Purchase money to bo secured by bond anc suret v. and a mortgago of tho premises sold S. M. ROOF, S. L. C. Sheriffs Ofiice, Lexington C. H., January 9 1871. Jan 18 f jSLxiotioxi Salcr- . A Large and Varied Stock of Fine Gold am Silver Watches. BY D. C. PEIX0TT0 & SON. ON TUESDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock, w will sell, at our auction store, without re serve, A largo and varied stock of fine GOLD am SILVER WATCHES, Diamonds, Guard, Voa and Leontine Chains; fine Gold Chains, fia Cutlery, Opera and Field (liasses, Fancy Oi Pair tinga, Ac, all of which aro anred?ome pledges from thc well-known Loan Office c M. H. Prince, Washington, D. C., and to b sold. Goods on exhibition previous to sale. Termscash. Feb 5 In the Court of Probate-Lexington Ex porte Alexander H. Wolfe, Administrate of W. M. Beckham, deceased. Petition to Sell Personal Property of Beceasei PURSUANT to tho order nf Hon. A. ? Caugbman, Judge of Probate for Lexine, ton County, I will sell, on MONDAY, tho ISt day of February, and dava encceeding: Tho PERSONAL PROPERTY of W. ft Beckham, deceased, consisting of about til) b .ilea Cotton. IS Mnlos, 3 Horses and 2 Colts. GO Hogs,90 Cattle, among which are a gie? many fine Milch Cows. Kitchen Furniture, >Vc, and a, large quanti! of tino Cotton Seed. 3.000 bushels Corn, f.r.d r. ?r.rg?; quantity ; Fodder. 3 Four-Horso Wagons, 1 Ox-Cart and alarj quantity of Farming Implements. Tho salo will bo commenced at what known as the James Bates piaco, in Richlac Fork, and continued Ibero until all tho pn porty on that plane is sold: and on tho di immediately succeeding, tho salo will be coi tinned at tho Baker placo, in Lexington, tl late residence, of tho deceased, and continu* thoro until all tho property is sold. It thought tho salo at tho Batrp placo will occi py about two days, and tho sale commenced ; tho Baker place on the third. Terms of sale cash. S. M. ROOF, S JJ. C. Sheriffs Office, Lexington CH., January 1S71. Feb 3 Ridge Land for Sale. AFl HST class COTTON PLANTATION. ( head waters of Cloud Crock, in Edgefie County, S. C., containing 8.r>0 acres. Cottai dwelling and nil necossary buildings usual found on a cotton plantation. Last year t owner made seventy-five bales cotton wi five mnVs. E. W. SEIBELS St CO. Jan 27 For Sale, . > ACRES of LAND in Barn ?rr lO.OVJlJ on tho Ediato. 7")0 ACRES in Kershaw-in lots to snit. HOUSE and LOT iu Columbia-$12,000. 1 House in this city, $5,000. HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near t city-?.'J 000. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT. Attorney ut LKW and Real Estate Agent Sept 25 1; GRAIN ! GRAIN ! GRAIN ! \V. J. WIIIT.11 I UK. OIIKKSV1LI.K, H. I DEALER ill GRAIN and COUNTRY PR DUCE ot all kinds. Will n?>y prom intention to ail orders entrusted tallis care Thia ie a raro opportunity for Piaulera a others living along tho lino of tho G reen vi and Columbia Railroad, to procuro Iben si lilies at lirst coat. I only usk a fair trial, a guarantee satisfaction. Nov 25 3m< Sugar-Cured Hamfl. o}f\t\ CHOICE New York Sugar-Cni ?I H J HAMS. 100 choice New York Sngar-Curcd SIIOTJ DEBS Just received and tor sale, at ret?nt ?ric,*, b: J. * T R. AGNEW