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,?. LONDON,: Mruoh 3. WTho na io ?atonal motion for a seleofc.committee to inquire ' into u?a?r? ld .Irelahfl 'passed t"he Com? mons by eighty-ono majority. i A telegram to tho Times, from Ver crailee, says the German? evacuate Paris . tp-dftjrv Prince Frederick Charles retiree immediately behind the Seiuo. The Emperor and Crown Prince leave in a ? few "days for some point on the right bank of the Seine. PABIB, March 2 -Some Gormans who pissed the line bl demarcation offered their hands, saying: "Now peace is con? cluded, wo ore friends," bnt were re-1 poised with the reply: ''Wo are con? quered, but with tho conditions imposed by Bismarck, we pan never be friends." Some disguised Prussian officers pone troted into the city, bnt were soon re? cognised, ,and their lives being in danger from tho people, were protected by the Authorities and re-conducted into the Gorman lines. The popnlftoo are leas calm .than yesterday. A despatch of "Wed o ead ny hight Says tho Gormans booupy'a)l tho .quarters assigned them, nod perfect tranquility prevails. : "Bit?wsaM, March 2.-The Belgian army has boon, .placod on ajjpeace foot? ing. Tho militia are sent home. A peaoe plenipotentiary will hold sessions nt tile Hotel do Ville. LONDON, Match 2.-A despatch from Versailles soys tho French indemnity is payable in three instalments, viz: one milliard- tindera in 1871. two milliards in 1872, and two milliards in 1873; interest is ouly payable on tho lost instalment, from which proportion of debt appertains to Alsace and Lorraine, is estimated at half ? milliard thalers, and cdsl of rail? ways in tho Eastern part of France, is to be deducted. The Pall Mall Gazelle expresses tho be? lief that the high commission now in session at Washington is avoiding nil difficulties aa to the distribution of the Alabama claims, and will agree to pay n routid enta, of money, leaving tho divi? sion of the samo to the United States. BERLIN, Maroh 3.-Tho Empress has received tho following, dated Versnilles, Maroh 3: I have just ratified the condi? tions of. peaco, which tho Bordeaux As? sembly has accepted. Thus far tho work is complote, which was, through seven months of battle, tobe achieved-thanks to the valor, devotion and enduranco of our incomparable army and tho sacrifices of tho fatherland. The Lord of Hosts hos everywhere visibly blessed our en? terprise* and by his mei cy, has permitted . an honorable peace. To Him bo tho honor;.to the fatherland, thanks.. (Signed) WILHELM. BORDEAUX, March 3.-Rochefort, Louis Blanc, Mallon and Friden have resigned their seats in the Assembly. Piatt refnsed to resign, but declared he would never enter the Assembly uutil the cession of Frouch territory was re? scinded. LONDON, March 3.-A colliery explo? sion at Victoria killed twenty persons. LONDON, March 4.-All the German troops have left Paris. The evacuation terminated at ll o'clock on Friday morn? ing, in accordance with the terms of the convention. A despatch from Havre, of the 3d, says the Mobile aud National Guards havo been disbanded, and tho trenches around the town are being filled up. Gladstone is sick. American intelligence. CHARLESTON, Mnrch 4.-Arrived teamer Maryland, Baltimore. BOSTON, Marah 3.-Dr. Jos. H. Palmer, for forty years commercial editor of the Advertiser, is dead. WASHINGTON, March 4.-The Presi? dent has signed the Texas Pacific Rail? road bill. The Sonata failed to pass the Cincin? nati and Southern Railroad bill. The House agreed to the oonferenco report on the army appropriation bill. The report strikes out the rider for tho relief of Southern loyalists, but accepts tho House bill for tho appointment of three commissioners; also directs tho Secreta? ry of the Treasury to pay the Pacific Railroad half rates, instead of reserving the whole amount. At midnight, all the appropriation bills, except thu omnibns bill, were disposed of. The bill repealing tho duty on coal failed in tho Senate. The bill appropri? ating $20,000 to tho Sisters of our Lady of Morey of Charleston also failed in the Sonate. In the Sonato of tho Forty-second Congress, the following new members wore sworn in and seated: Messrs. Gra? gin, Wost,, Hitokoock, Caldwell, Davis, Kelly, Ferry, Logan, Frelinghuysen, Anthony, Wilson, Morrill, of Maine, Wright, Windana, Cooper, Saulsbury, Rober tson and/Stevenson. Objections were made to Goldthwaite, from Ala? bama, and. his- credentials were laid on the table. Tho namo of Vance, from North i Carolina, was not cnllcd. Tho credentials of Foster Blodgett were laid on the table to await investigation. The credential*.of Hamilton and Reynolds, claiming seats from Texas, were also tabled. Adjourned to Tuesday. The House was organized by tho elec? tion of all Republican caucus uomiuees. AU claimants presenting themselves were seated. The House adj Durned to Tues? day, after? passing a resolution to ad? journ the first session at noon, Wednes? day. The following bills, passed by both houses, failed to receive the President's approval: An Act for the relief of pur? chasers of land sold for direct tuxes in ibo insurrectionary States; an Act in re? lation to the Selma, Ramo and Dalton Railroad Company of Alabama; an Act relating to the telegraphic communica? tion between tho TJuitod States and for? eign countries; a joint resolution relat? ing to the relief of Anna W. Howard; Acts for tho rcliof of Joseph Ornsby, Gcorgo Wright and Mary M. Clark, widow of Leonard Clark. Tho vote re suited: Blaine 126; Morgau 93. to receive tho ooudnriobcoOi tho Senate Post Ofiico Department; to aid the exo cation of the laws in Utah Territory, I and the anti-polygamy bill; to extend I the time for the "presentation of claims for bounty nuder tho Act. of July, 1869; a joint rc?olution ia relation to the con? test between the people of Cuba and the Government of Spain; Act to authorize the President to accept tbe resignation pf Judges of tho United States Courts; Act for tho better security of agricultural collego fundo; Act for the protection of Settlers oh tho public lands of the United -States; Act to enable honorably dis? charged soldiers and sailors and their widoWs and orphans, to acquire home? steads on public lands; Act to prevent cruelty to animals in transit by railroads, &o. ; Aot in relation to additional boun? ties; joint resolution to regulato the hourn of labor of Government workmen; Act to amend the Bankruptcy Aot; Act increasing all pensions twenty per cent. ; Aot to charter the Cincinnati and South? ern Railroad. About thirty nominations were left unconfirmed. Among the o?n I firrnutions were nil the District nf Co? lumbia nominations; Story, Federal Judgo of the Western District of Arkan? sas; Bnldwin, Attorney of Western Texas; Merrill, Assessor of the Secoud District, and some minor postmasters. Synopsis for tho past twenty-four hours-The bnrometer which was falling over the country yesterday, showed a de? cided minimum from New Jersey to Vir? ginia, and a moro decided ono over the State of Maine. These areas of low pressure have moved respectively East? ward and North-eastward. The lowest barometer, 29.80, is now found from 100 to 300 miles East of Long Island. Light rains and snow prevail on the ad? jacent coasts. Elsewhere, the weather is clear, exceptiug the Eastern States, which are still crowded with clouds. Tho pressure has risen on tho South At? lantic, and hus varied on the gulf and lakes. Cloudy and threatening weather is reported from the Rocky Mouutain stations, and the low barometer con? tinues, without material change, iu the North-west. Light and fresh winds have very generally prevailed. Proba? bilities-Fair weather nud fresh winds will probably prevail ou Sunday on the gulf nud Atlantic, and fresh winds on thc lakes. NEW ORLEANS, March 4.-The fire? men's colebratiun was a success. The weather was clear and pleasuut. RALEIGH, N. C., March 4.-Io the House of Representatives to-day, Mr. Justice (Republican) introduced a reso? lution to appoiut a committee to investi? gate alleged charges of a disgraceful nature, mude against W. Jones, Judge of tho Second Judicial District of this State. The resolution received the unanimous vote of the House, und a committee was appointed to investigate the charges, with power to send for per? sons and papers. The charges grew out of a newspaper account of anoccurrenco in a magistrate's court, in Washington County, wherein Judge Jones was de? fendant, and he is charged with drunken? ness and an assault upon his paramour a negro woman. The session of tho impeachment court to-day was consumed in the examination of Jumes E. Boyd, tho most important witness the defence has yet offered. His examination was not concluded when the court arose. RICHMOND, VA., March 4.-Tho ther? mometer is ut 34-having fallen 28 de green in eighteen hours. It snowed heavily two hours to day, but melted. The Governor, to-day, signed the bill chartering the Washington aud Rich? mond Ruilroad. lu the House, to-day, an amendment to u bill was adopted, authorizing the sale of the State's interest in the Rich? mond and Petersburg Road to the At? lantic, Mississippi und Ohio Railroad Company. SAN FRANCISCO, March 4.-The Fede? ral Court, in the trial of the Sheriff for assessing a minor tax'from tho Chinese, admitted Chinese testimony. The case will come to the Supreme Court. Tho case tarns up on the unconstitutional tax under the civil rights bill, nnd involves Sti'.te rights. HAVANA, March 2.-An official account of tho engagement near Mayari states that ono captaiu nnd fourteen soldiers aro missing. In an engagement at Bnyamo, Oclasco and Mouesto Diaz and thirteen insurgents were killed. In an affair near Tunas fifty-three insurgents were killed, ond tho insurgent Captaiu Clemente Garcia was also killed, near Trinidad, and the insurgent Carlos Cere ceuo captured. A Spanish column cap? tured Major Leopold Villiges, son of Gen. Villiges, and killed seven insurgents. The insurgent leader Chicho Vultaderes surrendered, together with teu armed meu, nt Platopolo. During tho past two weeks, in tho Central Department, 53 in? surgents wero killed and over 4,000 per? sons gave their adhesion to tho Spanish Government. Boots, Shoes and Hats FOR THE MILLION 1 AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! I WILL SELL FOR FIFTEEN DAYS, AT AND BELOW COST, to mukc room for SPRING GOODS. No old stock on hand. Tho Goods are Fresh and Seasonable.- ?yCALL AND EXAMINE for youraelves,"6S at thc MAMMOTH BOOT, SHOE AND HAT HOUSE, Under tho Colombia Hole!. Feb 12 A. SMYTHE. ? ?ba?e firtt?r..' Wbeatand corn nelli;ty little hi?bcr and quiet. Pork dull, aft 21.75. ?ard in buyer's: favor, at 12%?? 13. Gorto?f doll and 'l?wer^nplanao i?5^j Orleans 15J?; s??es 2,000 b^l"" Freights dull. Governments very strong, but not active. Stocka very active,'at lower prices. Virginias 65; new 62^. North O?rolinns 485?; new 27?^ Money eaoy, at 4. Gold ll. Exchange-long 9%; short 10. 7 P. M.-The bank statement shows lonna have increased over 84.750,000; deposits increased nearly $7,500.000; specie increased over $75,000; legal ten? ders inoreased nearly $1,000,000; specie shipments 8350,000. Money very easy, at 3@4. Sterling dull and unchanged. Gold 10%@11. Governments very strong ali day-62s 12>?. Southerns steady, with but few transactions. Ten? nessees both 6IJ4. Virginias 65; new 62. Louisianas Gi)Ki; new 62; levees 72#; 8s 83. Alabamas 1.00; 5s 67>fe. Georgias 82},<; 7s 90^'. North Caro? linas 48%; new 27>J. South Carolinas 71; new 60. Cotton irregulur; sales 3,000 bales, at 14^. Flour firm, and 10c. higher-superfine State and West? ern 6.00@6.35; common to choice extra Western and State 6.75@7.45. Wheat l@2c. better-winter red aud Western 1.65. Corn lc. better-86?87. Pork nominal. Lard-kettle 13??. Freights a shade firmer. BALTIMORE, March 4.-Flour active and firmer. Wheat unchanged-good grades active. Corn-white Southern 83@85; yellow 80(o)Sl. Provisions quiet. Whiskey 91. Cotfton dull and heavy middling 14??@l4%; receipts 910; sales 350; stock 13,"7?0. BOSTON, March 4.-Cotton dull and heavy-middling 15; receipts 750; sales 400; stock 8,500. CINCINNATI, March 4.-Breadstuff's firm, at full prices. Mess pork and lard dull-holders unwilling to make conces? sions. Bacon drooping-shoulders 83.;'; sides ll(VnllKJ. Whiskey iu fuir de? mand, nt 84. NOHFOI.K, March 4.-Cotton dull low middling 13 J ??(0)14; receipts 1,389 bales; sales 200; stock 462. WILMINGTON, March 4.-Cotton weak -middling 13,Kj; receipts 170; sales 90; stock 4,403. CHARLESTON, March 4.-Cotton dull but easy-middling 14,!?; receipts 1,449 bales; exports coastwise 235; sales 400; stock 32,841. AUGUSTA, March 4.-Cotton market flat and nominal, at 13?4?13"l? for mid? dling; sales 156 bales; receipts 365 SAVANNAH, March 4.-Cotton irregular and dull; holders anxious to realize middling 14; receipts 2,936 bales; sales 800; stock 85,659. MoniLE, Marah 4.-Cotton quiet middling 13,34@14; receipts 965 bales; sales 1,500; stock 73,863. NEW ORLEANS, March 4.-Cotton quiet - middling 14a?; receipts 8,451 bales; sales 8,000; stock 272,830. Flour quiet superfine 6.50; double 7.30; treblo 7.50. Bacon dull and easier, at 9%@17. LONDON, March 3- Evening.-Consols 91-}\. Bonds 92 LiVEnrooL, Mnrch 3-Evening.-Cot? ton flat and irregular-uplands barely 7 j?6 ; Orleans 7>J(o'?758'; sales 8,000 bales, principally for export and speculation; cotton afloat 506,000, whereof American is 350,000. LONDON, March 4-Noou.-Cousols 91 Bonds 92"t. FRANKFORT, March 3.-Bonds closed buoyant, at 97'4'. LiVEitPOOL, March 4-Noon.-Cotton opened dull and tending down-uplands barely 73?; Orleans 7KJ@7j5?; sales 8,000 bales; February shipments from Savan? nah or Charleston 7J.i. W. D. LOVE & OO.'S ONE PRICE CASH HOUSE ^REQUESTS the attention of their friends, customers and strangers to their attractive stock of NEW AND DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS. Ono of our firm is now in New York, from whom wc are daily rccoiviug additions in tho latest novelties that can bo found thcro. All tho departments will be kept replenished throughout the season with all grades of Goods, at jjrjr-P opuLArt p it. ices Orangeville BROWN HOMESPUNS sold by the halo to cash buyers at factory prices. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS AND MATTING In choice patterns. ?f Please call and examine. WM. D. LOVE, pareil_2_B. B. MoOREERY. White's Gardening for the South, BY the late Wm. A. White, of Athens, Ga. *2. HOLMES' SOUTHERN FARMER and MAR? KET GARDENER. 11.60. The Phosphate Rocks of South Carolina, their History and Developments- Colored Plates. $1.25. Six Sermons on Temperance, by Lyman Beecher. Sacred Rhetoric; or a Course of Loot ores on Preaching, H. L. Dabney, D. D. *1.5Q. Any above sent bv mail. DUFFIE A CHAPMAN, Fob 10 Opposite Columbia Hotel. Carden Seeds. ALARGE assortment of fresh VEGETA? BLE SEED, just in and for salo low. lari 13 EDWARD HOPE. Rio Cotice. P?f\ BAGS RIO COFFEE, for sale low to OU dealers by EDWARD HOPE. Co ?Bp ounrl' Fluid Extract OAT A W ki mmB?M Component Part?-Fluid Extract Rhubarb qn'd Fluid Extract Catawba Crape Juice. "CtOB Liver Complaints. Jaundice. Bilious JO Affectlona, Sick or Nervous Headache, GoativenesB, etc. Purely Vuge table, contain? ing no beroury, Mineral? or Deleterious Druga. Ttie?? Ptilo ar? the moat delightfully plea? sant purgative, superseding castor oil, ealta, magnesia, otc. There ia nothiJg more ac? ceptable to tho Btomaob. They give tone, and o .nee neither nausea nor griping paina. Thoy aro composed of tho finest ingredients. After A few days' uao of them, such au invigo? ration of tho entire system takes placo na to appear miraculous to the weak and enorvated, whether ariaing from imprudence or diacaee. H. T. Helmbold's Compound Fluid Extract Catawba Grape Pill? aro not sugar-coated, from the faot that sugar-coated Pills do not dieaolve, but pass through the stomach with? out dissolving, consequently do not produce the desired effect. Tho CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS, being pleasant in taato and odor, do not necoBBitate their being sugar-coated, Prico Atty cents per boi. 353 HK3HV T. JUHLMOLD'S Highly Concentrated Compound FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA Will radically exterminate lrom the systen Scrofula, Syphilis, Fever Boree, Ulcers, Sor; Eyes, 8ore LegB, Boro Month', Boro Head Bronchitis. Skin Diseases, Salt Bhonm, Can kera, Bnnninga from tho Ear, White Swelliugs Tumors, Cancerous affections, Nodes, Bicketa Glandular Swellinga. Night Sweats, Baab Tetter, Humors of all Kinda. Chronic Bheu matism, Dispepsia, and all diseases that bavi boen established in the ayatem for yoars. ?Li Being prepared CTpreaaly for the above com plaints, its blood-purifying properties an greater than any other preparation of Sarna \ parilla, lt gives tho complexiou a clear am healthy color and restores tho pationt to atato of health and purity. For purifying th blood, removing all chronic constitutional dit eases arising from an impuro state of blood aud only reliable and cQ'cutual known reined for tho euro of Pains and Swelling of Bono? Ulcerations of tho Throat and Legs, Blotche! Pimples on Paco, Erysipelas, all Scaly Eruf tiona of Skin, and Beautifying Complexioi Price fl 30 per bot'le. IVE HK\RT T. II IC L.M HOLD'S Ooncentrated Fluid Extract Buchu, TUE GR Ii AT DIURETIC, has cured evei caso of Diabetes in which it has becu givei Irritation of tho Neck of the Ul adder and Ii diminution of the Kidnoys, Ulceration of tl Kidneys and Rladder, Kctoution ot Urin Disease* of tho Prostrat?! Gland, Stone in tl Bladder. Calculus, Gravel, Brick-dust Dep ait. and AI ucolta or Milky Discharges, and fi Enfeebled and Delicate Constitutions of bol sexos, attendod with tho following symptom Indisposition to Exertion, Loo- of Powe Loan "of Momory, Difficulty of llreathin Weak Nerve?, Trembling, Horror of Diaeaa Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision, Pain in tl Sack, Hot Hands, Flushing of the liddy, Dr ness of tho Skin, Eruption on thu Face, Pi lid Countenance. Universal Lassitude of tl Muscular System, otc. Used hy persons from ages of eighteen twenty-five, and from thirty-five to fii'^y-fiv or decline or chango of life; after confiueme or labor pains; bed-wetting iu children. HELM WOLD'S EXluAOT BUCHU is di retie and blood-purifying, and cures all Di eases arising from Habita of Dissipation, ai Excesses and Imprudences in Lifo, lui pu ties of the Blood, otc, superseding Copai in affections for which it is used, and Bypl litic Aficctionu-ba theso Diseases, used connection with Holm hold's Boso Wash. In many alf-ot ions peculiar to ladies, tl Extract Bnchu is unequalled by any otb remedy, aa io Chlorosis or Retention, Irreg lari ty, "Painfulness or Suppression of Cus to ary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Schirme Sti ot tho Uterus, Leucorrhoea or Whites, S rility, ?uul for all complaints incident to t Sex, whether ariaing from Indiscretion Habits of Dissipation. It is proscribed < teusivuly by the most eminent Physicians a Midwivoa for cnfeobled and delicate ennsti tiona, of both Hexes and all agea, (attenc with any of tho above diseases or symptom _ O H T. Helmbold's Extract Buchu Cures Diseases arising from Imprudenc Habits of Dissipation, etc., in all their stag at little expense, little ur no chango in di noinconvonienou, and no exposure. It can a frequent dosiro, and gives Strength to ? nate, thereby removing Obstructions, F venting and Curing Strictures of tbe Uretli allaying Pain and Inflammation, so frcqu in this class of diseases,, and expelling poisonous matter. Thousands who havo been tho victims incompetent poisons, and who have p heavy fees tobe cured in a short time, n found thoy havo been deceived, and that "poison" has, by tho uso of "powerful ast genta," boon dried np io the system, to br out iu a more aggravated form, and per h after marriage. Usa HELilOOLD'S EXTR/.CT BUOHU all alludions and diseases of the Urinary gaus, whether existing in malo or foin from whatever cause originating, and no r ter how long etandiug. Price $1,50 per ho HENRY T."HELMB0LD'3 IMPROVED ROSE WASH Cannot bo surpassed as a FACE WASH, will be found the only sp?cifia remody in o' species of'cutaneous affection. It spec ora.he.it es Pimples. Spots, Scorbutic Dry ii Indurations of tho Cutaneous Membran?, < dispels Redness and Incipient Iiillammat Hives, Rash, Moth Patches, Dryness of S or Skin, Frost Bites, and all" purposes which salves or ointments arc used; rest the skiu to a stato of purity and sofinoaa, insures continued healthy action to the ti of ite veaaela, on which depends tho agroe clearncas and vivacity of complexion ao n sought and admired. But however valu as a remedy for existing defects of tho t H. T. Helmbold's Roso Wash has long tained its principle claim to unboundct tronage, by possessing qualities which ru it a toilet appendage of tho moat auporh and congenial character, combining in an gant formula those prominent requit safety and efficacy-the invariablo accoi nintenta of its use-as a preservative an fresher of the complexion. It is un oxec lotion for diseuses of a Syphilitic nature, as un injection for diseases of the Lri Organs, arising from habits of dissipa used in connection with the extracts Bl! Sarsaparilla, and Catawba Grape Pills, in discuses us recommended, cannot be surj ed. Price, One Dollar per bottlo. 33 Full and explicit directions accotnpanj diotucs. Evidence of most responsible, i hie character furnished on application, hundreds rd' thousands of living wittie and upward ot !)0,0U0 unsolicited cert iii and recommendatory letters, many of v are from the highest sources, indu iinji neut Physicians, Clergymen, State-uuoii Tho proprietor has never resort< d t>> publication in thu newspapers; ho does n this from the fact that his articles ra standard pr?par?t ions, und do not net d propped up hy certificates. HENRk* T. HELMB?LU vS ii B N f I SI IO PH Ii PA ii ATIOM s Delivered to any address. Secure from o vation. Established iq.ward twenty years by Druggists everywhere. Address lotte information, in confidence, to Henry I'. 1 bold, Dmggist and Chemist. Only Depots: H. T. HELMBOLD'S and Qhemlos^WVraRo?ejs t?o. 594 Broadway, dil Dopot, 104 Booth 10th et, Philadelphia. Pa. 'Beware at counterfeits. Ask for H EN KY T. HELMBOLD'SI Tako no other. Juno 20 ARMRTSTK Ri KW IU? V AVA Bl A AA A fi? ?J if ll ll , PRETTY ANS USEFUL HAVING been appointed manofictnrers Agents for tho patent WINDOW SHADES, made of WOOD, we havo thia day opened an j assortment of this novel and cheap article, and wc invite our friends and tba public to witness ita operations and examine ita me chauism, on exhibition at oar Carpet Room. J. H. & M. L.BUN ABD. Feb 28_ Spring and Summer Importation 1871. R I li L?O N S, Millinery" and Straw Goods. ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO., 237 and 239 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md., IMPORTERS and jobbers of Bonnet, Trimming and Velvet Ribbone, Bonnet Silks, Satins and Velvets, Blonds, Netta, Crapee, Ruches, Flowers, Feath? ers, Ornaments, Straw Bonnets and Ladies'Hats, trimmed and un trimmed, Shaker Hoods, Ac.; offer the largest Stook te be found in thia country, and un? equalled in choice, variety and cheapness, comprising the latest European novelties. Orders solicited and prompt attention given. Feb 23 12*_ Ayer's Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair to j its natural Vitality and Color. A dressing winch is nt once Agreeable, healthy, and cfluelual for preporving tho hair. Faded or (?ray hair is soon restored to its original color, with the gloss and freshness of youth. Thin h::ir id thick? ened, falling lint? chucked, and baltl ne.s.s often, though not always, cured hy its usc. Nothing eau restore tho hair whoro thc follicles aro destroyed, or the glands atrophied und decayed Hut such ns romain cnn he saved for !'u!;i.j^s hy this application. lu-to:irl ?' touiing Ino hair with a pasty ?edi nui?, it v.- i I i keen ir rican ::nd vigorous. t's fjecasion.i! u.-u Will preveu' thc hail Yuin turning gray . ;. fulling tdY, ami . ?. HM pionlly preven, habilitas. Free in :n i>(>deleterious j-uh.-dnnees which make some pi ena mt inns ilangorou.?. and injurioMs io (he hair, tlie Vigor can i>i,!y I. ? ? ii . ti ? h ii e..it hann it. If wanted tnvrely b-r a HAIR DRESSING, nothing ..!-!. cao he lound .-o l?o?rahle. j Containing licit hoi oil nor dye. it iloc.?? ? uni soil white canil ?ric. and vcr lasts I Jong on thc hair, giving it a rich, glossy i lustre ami a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer <S? Co., 1 PRACTICA f. AND ANALYTIC AI, OHFMISTS, LOWELL, MASS. PItlCE $1 00. Aug ? ?{ty C. U. MIOT, Agent, j Fine Hone. BX D. C. PEIXOTTO & SUIT. ON MONDAY MORNING, March 6, in front of the Court Honee, ia this city, we will sell, A line, spirited, voung HORSE. A '-ire s?is?c? iVsctr offered fcr'th?se want? ing a superior animal. Conditions nash. Maroh 4_ Horses, M??tes and Catite. BY D. C. FEIXOTTO & SON. ON MONDAY MORNING, March G, in front of the Court House, in this city, we Trill soil, HORSES. Mules. Cattle. Milch Cows and Calvos. Conditions cash. Maroh 4 Desirable Wooded Lurid* near the City qf .Co ! lumhia. By D. C. FEIXOTTO & SON. ON MONDAY MORNING NEXT, March 6, at 10 o'clock, in front of tho Court House, we will soil. Three, hundred acres of LAND, nine milou from this city, bounded as follows: North, I South and East by Martin, and Weat by Jas. Douglass. Tho above lands are finely timbered, and well worthy of attention, aa a desirable in? vestment is embraced therein. TEBMS-One-half cash; balance in twelve months, secured by hood ?nd mort-gags of 'tho premises; purchaser to pay us for papera and stamps._March 4 Lease for Sale. MONTEITH & FIELDING, Auctn'rs. ON MONDAY MORNING, tho 6th of Maroh next, in front of tho Court House, in this city, at 10 o'clock, wc will soil, without re? serve: Tho LEASE, of threeyears and two months, on that lot of Land whereon the partly burn? ed building, latoly occupied by A. Wehrhan, stands, willi tho Lumber, Ac, on it, and pri? vilege of removing building before expiral of lease. Terms cash. ALSO, On the same day and place we will sell 1 fine SADDLE HORSE. 1 Buggy and Harness. I fine Mare. _ f^Mulo^_ March 4 Desirable Building Lots. I BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON. On MONDAY MOBNING, tho Otb of March next, in front of the Court House, in this city, at 10 o'clock, we wiB eoU, without re servo, FOUR DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS. Lot No, L-That very desirable LOT,- with tho Brick Building thereon, situated an the corner of Plain and Marion streets, measuring i on Plain street52 feet front, and running back I on Marion street 133 feet, moro or less. Hounded on tho North by Plain street; on the Sonth by the Methodist Church; on the West by Marion stroet; on tho East by Lot No. 2. Lot No. 2-Of tho samo dimensions. Bouuded on the North by Plain street: on tho South by Methodist Church; on the Westby Lot No. 1; on tho East by Lot'No. 8. Lot No. 3-Of tho same dimensions. Bounded on thc North by Plain etr?ot; on tho South by Methodist Church; on the Weat by Lot No. 2; on tho East by Lot No. 4. Lot No. f-of the same dimensions. Bounded on tho North by Plain etreet: on the South by Methodist Church; on the West by Lot No. 3; on the' East by John H. Heise.' The above Lots will be sold in the whole or in paris, as may be desired. T mi M s OF SALE.-One-third cash; balance in ono aud two yeaie, secured by. bond, bearing interest at 7 per ceut. per annum, and mortgage of tbs premises. Purchasers to pay us for papers and stamps. Eeb 28 Bacoti Sides, Etc. BY JACOB LEVIN. ON TUESDAY MORNING next, at 10 o'clock, before my store, I will sell, Primo BACON SIDES, shoulders, Bellies and Hams. Prime Sugar in barrels. Boxes Soap, Starch. Cigars, Herrings, Mackerel, etc. ALSO, 10 boxes SHOES, assorted, and a variety of Furniturej_etc._ _ _March 5 SPRING"GOODS ! SPRING GOODS ! \>3 UST received, a lot of NEW PBINT3, DE? LAINES, POPLINS, WHITE GOODS, LIN? ENS, BROWN and BLEACHED GOODS, for low prices, at C. F. JACKSON'S Feb 17 Dry Goods Honse. Carolina Manufacturing Company, HAVING opened a Branch House in ? the city of Columbia, offer for sale the latest patented and best mado STOVES; :tbo most improved patterns and regu? lar sizes of all kinds of TIN-WARE, and everything in thoBO particular lineB, with coniidenco of their merit. GUTTERING, ROOFING and all kinds of job work dono with despatch, by superior workmen. Plumbing, in all its branches, ex? ecuted. If you want Water carried to all convenient points about your premises, we will do your work at snch prices as will enable all to afford it. Tho public aro invited to call. 8toro in Ehrlich's Building, fonr doora below Bryce's corner._Aug 181 Carolina National Bank OK COLUMBIA, S.C. Capital Stock Paid in, $200,000. HO A lil) OF DIRECTORS: h. D. CHILDS, PUESIUENT. DB. J. W. PADKEB, R. M. WALLACE, JOHN S. WILKY, DB. JOHN T. DABBY, E. HOPE, RlCHABD O'NEALE, JU. C. D. MELTON, Attornoy. W. BJ G ULICK, C. J. IUEOELL, Cashier. Assistant Cashier. FTMTE capital stock of this Bank is now JL $2'i0,00U, all.r.f which baa been paid in, and confirmed by the Comptroller of the Currency. Authoiity has abo been received for a further inrroaae to the amount of ?50.000, of which over 120,000 has already been taken. Persons wishing to make an investment should apply without delay. Tho Surplus Fund is now $0,000,r>r throe per cen), upou its sleek. The Carolina National Bank incuts certifi? cates of deposit, hearing interest at the rato of su von per cou t. per annum. This feature of its bueiucss makes it practically A SAVINGS li A NIC, and ali? nihill is called to the fact that tlx.' safety ff these deposits, as w?-ll as all others, are guaranteed by the whole capital of the li mk. No safer mode <>f temporary invest nie-it is offered to the public than this-the deposits ht ing payable on demand, or on short notice. Di posits of any amount re? ceived either In curr* ney <>r coin; and payable in the samo. Interest will be paid at thu etid of each six months, should deposits remain bevond that length of lime. ?BJ an 29 raw3mo