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LONDON, Moroh SI-10 o'clock.-The
OoiiDoil of Booen voted an address to
the Government, deploring the iusurreo
tion in Puris, urging prompt mensures
and offering support. Similar addresses
were received from private citizens. It
is boped tbe addresses will bave a good
elect on the working classes.
Parties to make a treaty between
France and Prussia have arrived at Brus?
sels.
The Government at Versailles has ad?
dressed a re-assuring circular to tbe De?
partments, informing th oro tbat the situ?
ation in Puris is no worse. Revolution
is unanimously disavowed. Chauzy and
other officers ure still detained, but witt
hopes of an early release. The Mayon
of Paris ref HBO to hold the communu
elections.
Tho Government promises a speedy
intervention by the army now beton
Versailles, and concludes with ns.su 'ince
that the greater part of the country i
culm. ? meeting of Paris editors de
clured the convention of eleotora tu
morrow unll aud public opinion uguius
the committee which ordered it. Th
committee is implicated in illegal nm
criminul sots, and now is the timo for th
National Gourd uud purties to come foi
ward uud put an oud to the deplorubl
affairs. Indignities upon Chauzy an
in un y arbitrary arrests have arouse
general indignation. Tho Goverumeu
at Versailles has resolved promptly t
restore order.
The PuriB correspondent of the Tina
telegraphs that many persons were slu
without a trial on Sunday. The Ni
tionals will shoot Thiers, Vinny an
D'Aurelles if captured. A strong re-si
tion has commenced among the respecti
ble portion of the inhabitants; cons?
quently tbe committee are seeking I
have Admiral Sumset commaud the N
tional Guard. Versailles resembles
camp. The prisoners of Metz uud S
dan ure offering their services to the G
vern mont.
Napoleon's route for Dover was i
ovation.
LONDON, Marah 21-Midnight.
was stated in the House that. Lyons lu
been instructed to follow the French G
verument to Versailles. Every urra tig
ment had been mada to protect Engin
life and property io Paris. Advices fro
the interior of Puris, nt 10 o'clock t
night, say everything is tranquil,
placard, signed by the Mayor, itiforc
the citizens that the Assembly at Vt
Bailies had voted, and urge a propos
for the election of a municipal counc
and express the hope that the Nation
Gaard will prevent a further conflict t
the final decision of the Assembly.
BEULIN, Murch 21.-The German Pi
liameut was opened to-day by Empor
William, who, in persou, delivered I
speech from the throne. The Empor
said: "When I pee the German licit
stag for the first timo lifter a glorio
bat trying struggle, which Germany 1:
victoriously prosecuted for indeper
euee, I am impelled first to give th un
to God for historio successes with whi
he has blessed the faithful unity of G
mun ullies. By heroism and discipli
of the armies and devotion of tbe pi
pie, we have what our forefathers sin
gled for-unity of Germuuy and seour
of her frontiers. Our eon vction of
tura unity was veiled. The ever-presi
enthusiasm of tho people rent the \
when the fatherland was threaten
The nation unanimously rose in ber i
feuco, aud traced its firm will in ind
ble characters on the battle-fields
Franco to be a united people.
PARTS, March 21.-Tbe insurrocti
ary Official Juurntd urges tho Nutio
Guard to exercise greut vigilance
criminals attempting to re-eutor Pa
The city ie quiet. Cabs havo resun
their trips uud tho theatres are op
A proclamation, signed by Gen. Dir
aud dated simply Paris, demands
election for Mayor of Paris, with De
ty Mayors in all tho ar?ndisseui?i
The proclamation s-rys it ts not the
tetitiou of the National Assembly to
parate Puris from Franco, but ouly fi
thu Empire and tho Government of
tiona! Defence, and from their meas?
of treason and cowardice; und couch
with au appeal to the people lo sus
themselves us wo ure doing, and to
low our example in opposing oppress
A decree further postpones tho matu
of commercial bills, and prohibits li
lords from expelling lodgers for i
psytnent of rout uutil the issuance
fresh order.
VERSAILLES, March 21.-Tho in
gents holli General Chauzy and Ada
Suisset us hostages, and will shoot Cl
zy, if attacked. All functionaries ol
partmonts have tendered ai-med sup
to the Assembly.
PARIS, March 21-Tho insnrrccl
ary central committee will respect
dttictis of peace, but considers that
bills of indemnity should fall on tin
thors of tho wur. The Ritual iou at M
martre uud Belleville is tmaban
Business and lubor is Plopped. ?
wera frequent light alarms uud dei
strutions by tba Irieuds of order to
They proeeiidud ta wards tho head?
tors of the insurgents, and found I
nets barring their way. Au angry i
cation ensued, when the orderlu
tited.
LONDON, March 22.-Thc report
a French transport, with ?i,OOO prise
was lost, with nil aboard, is regard
absurd aud is partially contradicted
BERLIN, March 22.-Bismarck
been elevated to tho rauk of Brit
tba Ge.nn m Empire. Moltko hu
ceived thc Grand Cross of the on
tho Iron Cross.
Tho Emperor delivered his ?
from tho marble throne of Chat lem
brought from Aochen Aix-Ltt Cbnp<
the purpose.
PARIS, March 22.-Thc Nu
Guard will search all trains. Tho;
i all tim fortifications West of Puris'
VERSAILLES, March 22.-Thier
announced that the Government w
-:-;-?- 11-?-,
declaro war against toe iuaargonts un
lots iubtruotod by the Assembly.
American I mell lae nee.
CHARLESTON, March 22-Arrived
steamship Champion, New York; sohoou
era Vraie, New York; Elias Moore, Bal?
timore.
WASHINGTON, Mareil''22.- Th? Senate
tabled a resolution to adjourn-80 to 23
This shows the strength of Eu Klux le?
gislation in thu Senate. Thu Democrats
of the District have nominated B. T.
Merrick as delegate.
By an accident to a freight train on
tbe Georgia Railroad, on Tuesday, the
engineer, Mr. Oakes, was killed and two
firemen severely injured.
lu the Senate, tho case of Blodgott
and Goldthwaite was discussed, but gave
way to tim regular order, hoing Antho?
ny's resolution limiting business, which
was amended to include l?gislation on
tho South, with a rider by Robertson, oi
South Carolina, for general amnesty.
Trumbull said, during the debate, thu!
the Judiciary Committee was nuable tc
agree upon a bill regarding the Sooth.
Morton wanted the committee to report
to thut effect, wheu, possibly, the wis
dom of tho Senate would hu equal to tb<
task. Thurman characterized tho vari
nus Ku Klux bills which hud been intro
doced as entirely outside of the Cousti
tutiou. The voto to legislate for th?
South was 31 to 18. This was followei
by a number of amendments, including,
tariff modificatious. Finally, Anthe
ny's resolution was adopted by 36 to 18
It is as follows:
Resolved, That the Senate will cou
sider at the present session no other le
gislative business than the deficieuc;
appropriation bill, the concurrent rosa
lutiou for n joint committee of investi
gation iuto the condition of the Stab
lately in insurrection, aud tho resolut io
now pending instructing the Committe
ou the Judiciary to report a bill or bill
that will euuble the President and th
Courts of the United States to execut
tho laws iu suid States, and tho repoi
that may be made by the Committee o
the Judiciary on the subject.
In the House, Hubbard, Bell aud Pat
ker, Democrats, from New Hampshin
were seated. Young, of Georgia, nt
ticing a newspaper statement that li
had expressed a desire to charge throug
the Houso with a body of cavalry, shoo
j ing aud killing, said the statement wt
simply ridiculous and preposterous, li
had never felt, from the day of his at
mission, or given utterunce to, sent
meets that could warrant any such stat
meut. Ho concluded: "Like the peop
whom I have the honor to represent,
desire and intend to obey thu laws i
my country, and to do all in my powi
for its peace, prosperity and ils glory
Edwurds, Democrat, from Alka usus, wi
seated.
Wi nm A M SPOUT, PA., March 22.-Lloj
Britten, colored, was hanged hero, t
duy.
WASHINGTON. March 22.-Nominatio
-John W. Forney, Collector of Cu
toma, Philadelphia; Prasser, Postmostt
at Nashville. Confirmations - Jol
Bowles, Surveyor of Customs, Suva
uah.
Weather report-The low press?t
Tuesday evening, on the coast of Mair
has continued to prevail, with clou
and clearing up weather and brisk Norl
west winds. The pressure has 1
slightly increased in the Eastern a
middle States, aud is now again fallii
as is also the case on thu Gulf con
Clear weather has generally prevailed
thc Southern and Gulf States, but is u
followed by cloudy weather. Tho sto
ceutre indicated Tuesday evening W
of tho Missouri River, is now in cen!
Indiaua aud Illinois, with brisk Nor
easterly winds on Lake Michigan, br
Northerly winds in Iowa, and br
South and South-westerly wiuds in I
Ohio Valley. Its influence is shown
frosh Southerly winds ou the Gulf, i
fresh North easterly winds on Luke !
perior. Probabilities-It is proba
that tho atea of lowest barometer i
move to the North-east, with high wit
on tho lakes. Cloudy nod threaten
weather iu the middle und East Atlat
States. Fresh winds aro probable
the Gulf aud South Atlantic coast.
Nl?W OlttiBANS, March 22.-The bo
of Haslam .t Pooley's mill exploded
day. Tho h re m au was mortally hurt
RICHMOND, March 22.-The Senate
day- riui.-dicd tho long railroad war in
Legislature by pussiug tho Houso
for the sale ol tho State's interest in
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
?55vi0,000, to H. K. Ellysou and otb
of this city -thus defeating tho pi oj;
lion of General Malanie to buy it. L
in tho day, aa affray occurred bet?
General ?.labor?o and John Lyon,
attorney for Walters, of Baltimore
whose interest the State's iutoresl
bought, in whioh blows woro exchat
und a pistol fired by Maheno. No t
ons injury was done.
MONTGOMERY, March 22 -The So
ern Baptist Educational Convention
meet nt Marion, Ala., Aptil 12. Dil
g dished speakers uro engaged. Sch
mill colleges throughout the South
rt quested to send delegates.
RAIIBIOH, N. C., March 22.-The 1
Court of Impeachment, silting for
of W. W. Holden, Govornor of N
Carolina, voted to-day on eight ol
art itdes of impeachment preferred bi
House, with the following result: A"
t iros voto was required to coe
Forty-nine members were present,
guilty on tho first articlo-ayes 3d;
li). Not guilty on tho second- ayt
nnys 17. Guilry on tho third-ayi
iitiys 12. Guilty on the fourth-ayt
nays 10. Guilty on the fifth-ayi
nays i>. Guilty on tho sixth-aye
nays 8. Guilty on tho seventh-ny
nays 13. Guilty on the eighth-ay
nays 13. An order was then passe
moving Governor Holden from <
und diMpiulifyiug him from Imidin
lillico of honor or profit in tho I
O i this order, tho volo stood 36 i
ullirmalive aud 13 in tho negative
tho Senators wore present exeepl
The complexion of the Senateis 36 Con?
servatives to 14 Republicans. One Re
Snblioan was absent-Mr. Fly the, of |
Northampton.
FINANCIAL. ANO COMM KKCIA ly.
COLUMBIA, S. C., March 23.-Sales of
cotton, yesterday, 96 bules-middling
12L?@12%C.
LONDON, March 22-Noon.-Securities
unchanged.
FRANKFORT, March 22.-Bonds 96^.
LIVEHPOOL, March 22--Noon.-Cotton
opened with a hardening tendency-up
lauds 1%\ Orleans 7%.
LONDON, Maroh 22-Evening.-Se?
curities unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, March 22-Evening.
Cotton firm-uplands 7^?@7>?; Or?
leans 7*-B@7?4? sales 15,000 bales; Hpecu
lution and export 3.000.
FRANKFORT, March 22.-Ronda 96Vs.
NEW YORK, Mared) 22-Noon.-Gold
steady. Governments steady, nt last
night's prices. Stocks very strong nud
activo. Mouey essy, at 4. Exchange
lougOJ?; short 10^. Flour aud wheat
steady. Pork steady, at 2l.50@2l 62.
Lard quiet, ut 12;s-J(ail2^. Cotton quiet
?iud finn-middling uplands 15.%; Or?
leans 15J?; sales 1,500 bales. Freights
steady.
7 P. M.-Mouey active. Stock brokers
linn on call but easy. Primo business
uotes discounted at 7. Excbungo 9?.,@,
OJ'g. Gold lij?'? Governments cloned
dull; 62a 12,'(,. State stocks very dull.
LVouessees 63?4; new 68??. Virginias
69; new 63. Lcveo 6s 73%; 8s 85J.?
Alabama 8s 101 ; 5 ? 68. Georgia 6s 81} ;{ ;
7d 90. North Caroliuus 46; now 25.
.-South Carolinas 7s: new 65,3.(. Cotton
firm, with sales of 2.644 baies, nt 15,1B
Southern flour quiet-good to choice ex?
tra 7 65(<7)9 00. Whiskey activer, at
91@91)?- Wheat less active. Corn io
good request-new mixed Western 85.
Pork 21.25. Lard heavy-kottle 12.%.
Freights finn.
CINCINNATI, March 22.-Corn iu good
demand, at full prices. Pork unsettled
and dull. Lard drooping, at 1134. Ba?
con-bides 10@10;?4. Whiskey-small
>ales at 86.
AUOUSTA, March 22.-Cotton closed
quiet, ut 13% for middling; sales 331
bales; receipts 460.
NEW OKLEANH, March 22.-Flour dull
-supciiino 6.12; double 6 50(<<16 75;
treble 7.00(a;7 25. Corn quiet, at 70.
Pork dull-mess held at 21.75. Bacon
dull, at 8-?i(?)12; sugar-cured hams 16.
Lard dull-tierce 12>6@13; keg 13?.i(a)
14. Sugar-supply light and firmer;
good to common 74'Ci^7^.4 ; prime to
strictly primo 9^@10J^. Molasses
plautatiou reboiled 45(y>48. Whiskey
dull-Western r.-ctified 85(?95. Coffee
steady, at 14@15?4. Cotton active
middling 14^? 14%; receipts 4,840
baies; sales 12,80(1; stock 285,171.
CHARLESTON, March 22.-Cotton in
fair demand-middling 13??@133?; re?
ceipts 708 bales; sales 500; stock 23.590.
BALTIMORE, March 22 -Cotton fir mi r
at higher rates-middling 14%; receipts
162 bales; sales 1,225; stock 12,775.
MouiLR, March 22.-Cotton quiet
middling 14|,'; receipts 176 bales; sales
1,000; stock Ol.020.
WILMINGTON, March 22. - Cotton firm
er-middling 13J?; receipts 74 bales;
sales 65; stock 3,153.
BOSTON, March 22.-Coltou firm-mid?
dling lo}?@\5??; receipts 131 bales;
sub-:. 600; stock 1,000.
GALVESTON, Mardi 22.-Cotton strong
-good ordinary12(<hl2J.f; receipts SS0
bales; sales 1,300; >took 53,993.
SAVANNAH, March 22-Cotton quiet
and firm-middling 14.*,,'; receipts 2,131
bales; sales 400; stock 63.844.
NoitFOLK, March 22.-Cotton firm -
low middling 13; receipts705 bales; Bales
100; stock 0,124.
For Raffle.
"I S) FINK SINGING CANARIES, and 12
handsome, nea* ely lo GAG ICS. 'thirty
uliauccs, at fi perchance. Six highest and
six lowest. Call al tho Pollock House, and
??eu for yourselves. March 21
Bacon. Flour, &c.
i f\i^\?\ LBS. C. lt. MACON SIDES,
.Ht.* f\J\J 5.000 lbs. Haem Shoulders,
li (Hit) Um. White Hulk Shoulders,
3 000 lbs. White bink Sides,
3,000 lbs. Smoked Sides,
130 han el? Ex:ra Family Flour,
10(1 barrels super F.our,
150 huir?is choice Super Flour,
lud b nrels choice tinu Flour,
100 ken? prime kettle rendered Lent bard,
For cub: low to deniers bv
WELLS A CALDWELL,
Near O. A C. R. lt. Depot, Columbia, S. C.
March Hi
To Rent.
ADESI RAULE STOItE, on Main si reel,
near tho corner of Bt&nding. For tel ms,
apply lo Dr. John Lynch, or
F. b22 H ENDRIX A BRO.
Seegers' Reer is Puro.
IT don't contain Copperas, Salt, Limo or
Alum March ll
Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R. R. Co.
PRESIDENT'S OFFICE.
Cn AH i.OT r K, March 1, lb71.
THIS Company wid continue tu receive
money on deposit or loan for six months
i>r longer, and pay interest on the saino ai thu
rat? ol ten per ccut. pei annuel. Deposits
at loans may bc mado with tho Treasurer ot
tno Company at Conimbia, M. P. l'egram,
[?aubier, or the undersigned.
WILLIAM JOHNSTON.
Mnrch5 2sio President.
?CIS??CE!
SPUING WATER ICE at $1.25 per 100
p?uuds; at retail, I.Jo, per pound tor the
neate m. Tickets t?l lither store.
March ll JOHN C. BEEPERS.
Cotton Seed.
III AVE 100 bushels COLTON SEED, which
1 oiler for salo, at 50 couts per bushel
lhoso hoed are second year, from David Dick?
son, ami the product of 21 acres of laud, from
which I have gathered 62 bales ot colton ot
lUJ lbs., in tho two years. Only ono mule
used. R. O'NEALE, JR.,
Jdarch 1 Imo Cotton Town.
Fresh Crackers.
SODA, Walnut, Snow Drop, Rutter, Fancy,
Farmer, Ginger, Ualuioial, for salo by
March 3 _E HOPF.
Moat j Meat ! ! Meat 11 !
_ THOMAS W. POPE informs thc
/SiaHlflftpuhHo that tho best BEEF, PORK,
^?Sld UPTON and HAUSSA ti E, ill tho
?Sautais Harket, can be lound nt Stall No. 7.
Uivo me a call. Dec 38 3mo
"AT WM. D. LOVE & OOi'S."
Continued Attractions
Having large!; increased our stock of
SPRING GOODS.
MO BE of those PATIN BT11IPE and FLAID
N AIN.SOUKS,
More of those Satin Stripe and Plaid Cam?
brics,
Moro of those Satin Stripo and Flaid Piques,
More of those Chineso Lawns for Walking
Snits,
Boautiful Fanoy Figurod Piques.
Wc have thc {ir.Oat assortaient of Needle \
Works, Lace Collars and Cuff* in tho city-all
new designs.
Ladies' Niagara Tics, in exquisit? shades to
contrast Spring Suits,
Ladies' Under-woar; alao, Victoria and Chi?
nese Lawn Hint?. This department is H new
leature, aud exhibits an endless varioty of |
those goods, ard is und? r tho management
of a lady of oxquieito taste aud largo experi?
ence
T)o NOT FonOBT that wo keep a largo stock
of Fancy Cashmeres, Tweeds and Colton
ndes-new t trien.
Hosiery and Qlovos-beat makes,
1 DomoHticOoods, at low ruling cotton prices.
I Mattings, Oil Ootha and Carpels-fresh
stock.
Our Wholesalo House is woll stocked, roady
lo supply thc trado at prices as low its any
honso South. Wo soil on tho ono price sys?
tem and Tor cash. W. D. LOVE.
_M*rch 19 B. fi. McC BEEBY.
State of South Carolina, Laurens Co
IN TUE COU HT OF COMMON FLEAS.
Ann Crossland, as Administratrix. J. M
lloyd, Vt m. bolt, for anolber, John B. Cleve
laud, as Administrator, aud b. F. shaw and
L. P. Davenport, as Executors, Plaintiffs
against J. W. Harrington, as Administrator
Henrietta Irby. James H. Irby, Jr., Lidia
W. Harringtou, James H. Irby, Jr., as Exe
CUtor, Pearco II. Irby, Talulah Irby, W. C
Irby, John M. Irby, Lilion E. Irliy," 1'ecoab
Irby, Btisa Irby, Lucy Dickinson,- Dick
bison and Jamos li. Irby, Defendants
Copy Summons for Relief.
TO tilt; Defendants, J. W. Harrington, as Ad
miuiotrator, Henrietta Irby. J ?unen H. Irby
Jr., Lidia W. Harrington, James H. Irby
Jr., an Executor, Pearce B. Irby, Talulah
Irby, W. C. Irby, John M. Irby. Lilian K
Irby, Tacoab Irby, Bona Irby, Lucy Diebin
son,-Dickinson aud James H. Irby.
YOU aro hereby summoned and rt quired to
answer the complaint in this action
wiiich in tiled in the ellice of the Clerk of Com
mon Pleas, for tho said County, and to nervo
a copy of your answer to tho said complaint
on thc subscriber* at tho oftico of Todd A
Todd, Laurens Court House, S. C., within
twi nt y days after tho service hereof, exclusive
of the day of such service; and if you fail to
answer Hie complaint within tho timo afore?
said, the plaintiffs in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the com?
plaint.
Hated Laurena Court Honoo, S. C., 1871,
January Uta. TODD A TODD A BALI ,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the Defendants, John M. Irby and Janies U.
Irby.
Take notice that tho summons, of which tho
abovo is a copy, was Hied in tho Clerk's Oftico,
for Laurens Conntv, tin the 14ih day of March,
1S71. TODD A TODD A BALL.
March 1G tho* Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Administrator's Notice.
A LT. persons having claims against tho
/JL Estai o of thu late JAMP.I S. MCMAUON,
deceased, will prcaeul thurn immediately, pro?
perly attested, to the undersigned, and all
persons iudebted to said Estate will make
immediate pavment and save costs.
JOHN AGNEW,
Adni'r Estate Jas. S. McMahon, dee'd.
March 0 tin-lino
New and Desirable Varieties.
MOO BE'S EAltLY COHN, a desirable gar
den variety-worth having.
Largo Yoi k .Sweet Corn, ears vory large,
grains large, rich flavor, productive
Mammoth Sugar Corn, very line BUgary
flavor.
Cucumber Zion House, very fine, two feet
long.
Egyptian Beet, blood red, very line, turnip
root uti.
Kkillman's Fine Netted Melon, a superior ?
breakfast melon for garden cultuie.
New York Improved Egg Plant, extra tine
and Lu c,", excellent llavor.
Starch 7 t E. H. HEINITSH.
Malt Com Whiskey,
Wr AUHANTED two years old, at
Feb 21 JOHN C. KHKOERIV.
Lawn and Grass Seeds.
KENTUCKY BLUF. G BASS, White Clover,
Bed Clover, Timothy, Heid Orana, Or
etntrtl Gish-s. For salo bv
Keb 21 i E H. ilEINITSli. Druggist.
New .Raisins, Figs, Citron, &c
i f\t\ WHOLE, half and quarter box??
l \ JU new LAYER BAISINS und CIT BON,
50 half drumsSm>rna FIGS,
English Walnuts, Pecan*, Brazil Nuts and
Almond*, fresh and fur bah- low.
Doc 1:1 EDWARD HOPE.
Terms Cash Only.
OUB terras are strictly cash, and lin order
will hereafter bo lilied, or goods deliver?
ed, unlit paid for. All parties indebted to us
will please call aud pav tho same nu nedi ite?
y. J. A T. H. AONEW.
The Dexter Stables.
THE undersigned have re?
moved their Stables to tho new
building, imcrcdi*tely South ot
.tanney's Hall, and, with a new
dock of OARBIAGES, BUG?
GIES atm fino HOUSES, aro prepared lo au
i?wer all calla that may be rando upon them.
Horses bought and sohl on commission.
Persons in want of good stock, aro invited to
give us a call. LIM ral advances made on
stock left for ?ale. BOYCE & CO.
W. H. BOYCE.
C. II. PETTINOILT.. Jun 24
Improved Seed Planttr.
PARTIES wanting tither tho Ham c
Denian PLANTER will send their ordei
at once. Wo aro now woll supplied, hut later
in tho season do not think we will bu ublo to
moot tho demand.
Feb 12 LORiri^ALOWBANCE.
STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
CHARLOTTE. N. C.
SOLICIT orders ?or COTTON, Corn, Flonr,
Bacon, Lard, Ac; aud Family Groceries
eonerally. Orders lilied carefully and prompt?
ly. Feb 7lyr
Plant the Trophy Tomato.
ANOTHER lot of this mammoth TOMATO
. SEED just received al
HEINITSH'S
March 17 Diner and Seed i torn.
50
North Carolina Hay.
BALES prime HAY. for ejlo hy
March 'J E. HOPE.
m nm
K I N A R D ' S
WE aro NOW RECEIVING and offer for
aale
AN LXLSIALLY ATTRACTIVE
AND CHEAP
STOCK OF GOODS,
SUITABLE
FOR THE SEASON.
Wo beg to call tho especial attention ol'
THE Ti A PTES
To somo of tho LEADERS, and advise them
TO CALL EARLY
And make their selections, as it is impossible
to dupl?calo some of thc goods at the prices
they arc now offered.
A full lino of colors in narrow STL I PHD
SILKS.
A nice assortment of spring FRENCH
POPLINS.
All tho now shades in JAPANESE CLOTHS.
Tho newest patterns in TIQUES and
OTHER WHITE GOODS.
3,000 yards PRINTED MUSLINS, List
colo o, at 10c.
All the Departments
Aro fully replenished and EACH Auncr.K is
M IBKKD AT TUB LOWEST CASU PltlOB.
Parties who arc not aocuatomcd to buying
can rely on na, and depend on getting as good
valuo for their money a-.? if they were tho mott
oxpert buyers. Wc a&k from all an examina?
tion of our goods, aud fool assured that every?
one that secs them will bo pleased and I n;
from us.
J. H. & M. L. KIN ARD.
March '22
.i
NEW STORE !
NEW GOODS! MW PRICES !
OUR friends will lind UH in the new large
brick building nearly opposite oar old
stand, where wo will bo glad to welcome them,
and offer tho
Largest Stock of Goods,
Lowest Prices,
Wohavo cvor had. Our hoavy salsa within
tho last two months has convinced as that
I tho ONLY SYSTEM IS LOW CHICES AND QOICK
SALES, and thia ?hall in future bo onr motio.
\ Wo oller tho LABOES C HTOCK OP OOODS
i in tho city, at the lowest prices mont of it
having been purchased for caah hinco tho lato
dVoHiie. If this is not truo, wo will pav for
lying. L?RICK A LOWRANCE.
March 17_
JUST RECEIVED,
A SPLENDID LIME
mn AND SM
CARSIMERES
VESTINGS
Which wo will make to order on short notice
and in tl ra t class style.
R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD.
March 17
Hardy Solomon & Co.,
HA VINO outered into the manufacture of
miCS aud QUARRYING of GRANITE,
ana purehasi d of .Me.-?TH. Wright A Vinu, one
ot their new patent Prick Mnehinos. capable
ot turning out from 40,000 to GD.COO bricks por
day, are now prepared to make contracts and
hi mir h parties With any quantities of blicks
desired. Apply to HABDY SOLOMON, at bis
store, or at the South Carolina Bank and
rrn-t Oonipany. Sppt 3
Morreil's J.'eep Well Pump and Fire
Engine Combined.
THE undersigned. Agent for tho above
I'UM I'M. highly recommends them to tho
public, ?H a valuable article in caso ot fire.
The* are cheap, duiable and very iflectivo,
:is the followinu cortificato will show:
1 hereby certify that one of ibo abovo
Pinups sayed our entire mill from destruction
by lire u few weeks ago.
JAMES N. JONES,
Superintendent for Whitlock .V Stack, near
U-iuinbia.
Ma. ci. 1 Imo IMCHABD TOZER.
For Sale,
Q fl(\n ACHES of LAND in Barnwell,
0?v)\ ' V/ on tho Edisto.
7.')ti AObES in Kershaw-in lots to snit.
Saw Mill and 2 ( 00 aen a ot Lund in lexing?
ton, on North Ed i stu, $7.1 Ot).
2 f)00 aerea Waierec Bottom Land, 4t $2 per
acre.
2 500 acros crook bottom and pino Land, at
12 per acre.
1 (b>u>io in thin city, $5,000.
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near tba
city-$8 500. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT,
At'-oruey wt Law and Real Estate Agent.
Sept 23 Iv
CARRIAGES.
rJ9JL A COMPLETE assortment of two
M2?_a''.(l four-seat Passenger CARRI?
AGES basJiiHt been rtet iv? d at thu Bcposito
ry, corner Lady ard Assembly street s. The
Ut cid and nioet stylish patterns have boen
selected with caro, from tomo of the best
builders iu tho comilrv: and tho stock never
lia? been rurpasc d in design or finish by anj
oiT. red hero. Prices moderato.
OvcJO W K O REEN El ELP,
"M-ISC. S^'x??tTsT'js :
Furniture Ware-room
Plain Sit eel, near Main.
NuW on baud and daily re?
iving fn>m the manufac
I oi ifs of New York, Boston,
Cincinnati and Louisville,tho
largest assortment of FUK
.v iTUHE ever kopt in t) is market, consisting
in part ol Walnut Parlor, Chan.ber and Din
ing-Rooni Ruit?; 200 bedsteads bf different
pal turns, ir. Walnut and Imitation; abo, the
celebrated Georgia Split-l oitom Chairs.
All kinds of MATTRESSES made to order.
UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING done at
dborti'Ht notice and in the bosl manner.
Terms cudi and Good? chesp. Oct 80
seeders' Beer is Fare.
IT don't contain Cococulus Iiidieus Fish
Bellies to make sleepy or headache.