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MADRID, Muroh 20. - Espartero will probably bo > ob osen Preaidout of the Spanish Senate, and Don Oloz-jgo Presi? dent of,tba Chamber of Deputies. A Republican bund made ita appearance in the province of Lerida. VERSAILLES, Marah 27.-The Minister of War has notified the Prefect to raise a battalion of mobilized volunteers in each of tbo departments, in pursuance of the law just passed by tho National Assembly. These will be forwarded to Versatiles immediately, und will receive daily !)?(. francs. Their officers will be appointed by the Minister of War. Tho Deb?is says Geo. Lullier is insane and cared for by his colleagues uf the Oentral Bepnblicen Committee. The insurgents have seized a gnn-boat iu tho Steine,'capturing the crow and some unimportant'documents. Tho official journal of the committee announces eighteen battalions of tho National Guard, out of twenty-four, or? ganized in Lyons, in support of the commune. Tue new government bus been proclaimed there without blood? shed, BRUSSELS,, March 27.-Negotiations for the tiual trinity of penco betweou France aud Germany will soou com? mence.. De Clercq and Goulard, pleui pot ntiWriea of Franco, arrived to day. It ia expected that the first sitting of the representatives of both governments will be held this week. The French Embas? sy is the place agreed upon for the meet? ings. LONDON, March 27.-The Daily News' special from Brussels says Bazaine is about .to leave for Franco, and Lebouef will, go to tbo Hague. The Telegraph's special correspondent at "Versailles reports that the Govern mout has ordered the prompt arrest of Gen. Garibaldi upon his appearance on French soil. BERLIN, March 27.-The Prussian Gross Gazelle says Gerolt in recalled from Washington at his own request. Gen. Voight Bhelz commands the German army of occupation in Frauen in the absence of Frederick Charles. A bill will be introduced io the Fede? ral Parlie meut for the incorporation of Alsace und Lorraiuo under the govern? ment of the Emperor. It provides that the German oonstitotion will be en? forced as tho law of the laud from tho lit of January. No mention is mado of ' the ceding a portion of the acquired ter? ritory to Bavaria. The Kiug of Sweden is suffering a re? lapse of his recent sickness. The Crown Prince and the Princess of Duumurk have gone to visit him. Gen. Fuidheibe has been summoned to Versailles. PARIS, March 27.-The official journal of the Central Committee says, editori? ally, that the first task of tho uewly elected municipality will bethe compila? tion of a charier that will secure the rights of tho people and prevent the representation of the large tuwus being swamped by tho country. An urticle tu the same paper demands that all matters essentially Parisian must be withiu the domain of the commune. La Aforri?e (Republican) advises thc commune to dissolve tho rotten Assem? bly and impeach the members. La Verile says the Paris Deputies to the | Assembly are determined to resign. PARIS, March 27.-La Verile says a new ministry will soon be formed, which will include Broglie ns Minister of Fd- I reign Affairs, and McMahon as Minister j of War. Tho rich generally abstained from visiting the polls, and tho mer? chants voted tho conservative ticket. The individuals elected are obscure, with theexceptionofFloureus, Blaguine, Pjgatt and Gambon. Barricading con? tinues, and the utmost vigilance is man? ifested by the insurgent Nationals. The Place Vendome has the aspect of a camp. It is said the Versailles Government is | negotiating with the Prussians to allow au inoreuso in the number of French troops on the side of the Loire. Rumor I Bays General Cromer is suspected by tho committee, aud is gone to Versailles. LONDON, March 28 -Tho candidate of the Central Republican Committee carried all but tho first. Record and seventh. Tho Journal de Paris estimates | that 250,000 voters ubstuiucd from the polls. Tho spread of tho Algerian insurrec? tion is confirmed. In a recent Cuban battle, tho Spaniards lost 100 in killed alone. The insurgent General Acosta was killed near Bajutno. VERSAILLES, Murch 28.-Theirs made a brief address in thu National Assem? bly. He defended the wisdom of his policy, and took a solemn oath that be wo dd not belio the Republic. LONDON, March 28.-A 7?/??es speciul pays Paris has nearly resumed her usual appearance. Of ?00,000 electors in Paris, only 20,000 voted at tho elootio-u on Sunduy. Twenty of the members of the com in i (tee were elected. It is ex? pected Blagniue wiii bo President of the new government, and its power centre in Flourens, Pigatt, DeLesehusee, LeFrnuc anti Vermorel. Four generuls aro occu? pied at Versailles with the question of the military re-organization of thu couu A Times special also slates that the Prussians d lily ask tho Versailles Go? vernment to agreo to tho Gorman occu? pation of Paris, aud areas frequently re? fused. Anicrleun Intelligence. WASHINGTON, March 28 -lu the House, tho special committee reported a bill. It defines Ibo now clues oi crime known as ''Ka Klux," winch shall lu Lnmouuhlo to the Federal Courts; the rjurors to take tho iron-clad oath in Sttitcs where insurrection, iu the judgment of tho President, exists; and where the Go? vernor or Legislature declino to apply for Federal aid, tho President may in? tervene under plea of enforcing the fourteen I li amendment. Thc Senate is discussing the order of ?- . j jj - ~i f M-ITV business. Tito Do m tu ?can report wu s not made,, os o difference of opinion ex? iste. Tho majority of the commission favor replying categorically and answer? ing questions without any recommenda? tion lor or against annexation. No Cabinet meeting to-day. The members ure visiting Mount Yernon witb tho High Commission. In tho Senate, Sumner's resolutions were discussed to adjournment. lu tue House, A. T. Smith presented a memorial claiming a seat from tho Fourth Mississippi District, and protest? ing against, tiio on tiro Mississippi delega? tion. Referred to the Committee on Elections. Sbellubarger, from the spe? cial committee on tbo President's mes? sage, reported a bill for the enforcement of tbo fourteenth nmeudmeut. The argument continues until Monday. It provides Unit any person who, lintier color of tho law, statute, ordinance, regulation, custom or osage, of any Stute, shull subject, or ounse to be sub? jected, tiny person, within tho jurisdic? tion of thc United States, to tho depri? vation of any rights, privileges or immu? nities secured by the first section of tho fourteenth article of thc amendments to the Cons.itutiou of the United States, shall, any such law, statute, ordinance, regulation) custom or usage o? the Stute to the contrary notwithstanding, bo liable to tho party injured in an action at law, snit tu equity, or other proceedings, for redress; such proceeding to be prose? cuted iu the several District or Circuit Courts of the United States, with and sn -jeet to tho sume rights of appeal or review upon error, t^ud other remedies provided in like cases in such courts, under tho provisions of the Act of April 9, 18G3, and other remedial laws ol the Uuited States which ure, in theit nature, applicable in such cases. The second section provides that if twe or more persons shall band, conspire ot combine together to do any act iu viola tion of the rights, privileges und i maur nities of any person, to which ho ii entitled under the Constitution nuti laws of the Uuited States, which, if com mitted within a piuco under the solo nnc exclusive jurisdiction of the Unitec States, would, nuder any law of th? Uuited States there iu force, constitutt tho crime of either murder, mnuslungb ter, mayhem, robbery, assault and bat tory, perjury, subornation of perjury criminal obstruction of legal process, 01 resistance of officers in tho discharge o official duty, arsou or 1 ireeny ; and if om or more of the putties to the said cou spirucy or combination shall do any ac to effect the object thereof, all the par ties engaged in said conspiracy or com lunation, whether principals or pecesso rios, shall bo deemed guilty of a felony and, npon conviction thereof, shall bi liable to a penalty of not exceedini $10,000, or to imprisonment not exceed tug ten years, or both, nt the discretioi of tho court: Provided, That if an; party or parties to such conspiracy shall iu furtherance of such common design commit the crime of willful murder, sue party or parties so guilty shall, upo conviction thereof, suffer deuth: An provided, also, That any offence punis! iiblo nuder this Act begun in one judicii district of the United States nud con: pleted in another may be dealt witt inquired of, tried, determined and pur ished in either district. Tho third section authorizes the Pres deut to employ the militia, lund and uavi forces of tho Uuited States to suppret insurrection, domestic violence, or ut lawful combinations or conspiracies i any State, if the constituted authority of such State shall be unable to, orshul from any cause, fail or refuse the protei tion of the people in their rights or pr vi leges. The fourth scctiou authorizes the Pr sideut to suspend tho writ of habeas co: pits und to declaro martial law in un dtate where unlawful combinations exis nud beso powerful as to overthrow or s at defiance the constituted authorities i the State, or in any State where the coi stituted authorities shall connive at < bo in complicity with the success of tl unlawful combinations: Provided, Th the President shall first have made pr clamai iou, ns uow provided by law, cot muoditig such insurgents to dispers Provided, also. That the provisions this scctiou .shull not be iu force after tl L->t day of June, 1872. Weither report-Tho low baromet over Massachusetts, Monday even i u luis passed to tho North-east, beyoi our coast. Tho urea of high pressui Monday night, in Tennessee, now covt Ohio uud Luke Michigan. The pressu appeurs to have decidedly f?llen, with largo iucreuse of temperature in tho C tremo North-west. Tho barometer stationary iu thu llocky Mountains a on tho Pacific coast. Clear weuthi witli occasional cloudiness, has prevail to-day Eafct of tho Rocky Mountains a North of/llie Gulf Slates. Ou thu imn diuto Cl ri ff coast, the barometer 1: f>illuu slightly, with threatening wt thor. Probabilities-Fresh South-ei and North east winds, with falling I rouioter, aro probable for Wednesday tho upper lakes, uud tho sume wi cloudy or rainy weather on the G States. Partially cloudy and clear wi tiler will probably prevuil on tho Atluu coast and lower lakes. RALEIGH. March 28.-Tho IIouso i [leached Edmund Jones, Judge of I Second Judiuul District, on charges drunkenness and disgraceful conduct Haleigh, und similar conduct in Gol boro, Turboro and Williamston, wh ho went to hold court. Tito Sonato coivod tho charges, and the trial cc monees Friday. lucilMONL?, March 28 -The jury the ex Mayor (Jhahoou case was t cl.nrgod. They stood nine for ucquil .?.?tl thr o for conviction. Five merni of thu Legisluturu ami a lawyer w .tr rest ed for corrupt practices in the. ct Mom LU, March 28. -Co'ouol Nelligti Sorrel colt won tho two year old stu heating tho celebrated Sauce liox, Williamson, and "Tho Girl of Heart;" ulso, Captain Jen ks. Til 1.49. The track was very heavy and rain falling in torrents, i NEW ORLEANS, Murch28.-Tho steam? boat Belle, of Alton, WAS barned to tl e water's edge. The hall and machinery were saved. PINANUlAL ANO COMMKHViA COLUMBIA, 8. C., Mn roh 29.-Salea of cotton, yesterday, 88 bales-middling 12^@13o. LONDON, March 28-1:30 P. M.-Ame- ! rican seonrities qniet and steady. Con? sol 92>?. Bonds 92J?. LIVERPOOL, Mureil 28-Noon.-Cotton firm-uplands 7>?; Orleans 7%. Bom? bay shipments to the 24th, 13,100 bules. LONDON, March 28-Evening.-Secu? rities unchanged. LIVERPOOL, March 23-Evening. Cotton qniet and steady-uplands 7).<; Orleans 7??; salea 10,000 bules; export und speculation 2,000. Yunis and fa? bric* firm. NEW YonK. March 28-Noon.-Flonr and wheat dull and unchanged. Corn quiet and steady. Pork steady, at 21.50 (#21.75. Lard quiet, at 12^?12>?. Cotton quiet-uplands IS};,; Orleans 15%; sales 1,000 bales. Freights steady. Governments dull and heavy. Stocks strong and active. Money ensy, at 4. Gold weak, at 10,'^. Exchange-long 9%; short 10%. 7 P. M.-Muuey largely in excess of demand, at 3@4. Sterling steady, at 9&<30#. Gobi lOj^lO'j. Govern? ments declined \iC<&%\ all sound 62* lija". Soi i terns "dull. Tennesaers 04.!?; new 64. Virginias 06}.j; new 67. Louisianas 67; new 62; levees 72),i; 8s 81. Alabamas 1.00>?; 5s 68. Georgias 81; 7s 88. North "Carolinas 47; new 24?4'. South Carolinas 72; new 62j.i. Colton quiet and steady, with salea of 2.48 > bales, at 15},<. Flour-Southern quiet; common to fair extra 6.90@7.50; good to choice 7.55((?;9.(;0. Whiskey a shado firmer, at 8l)?@81}?. Wheat stea l ?er-winter red aud umber Western 2.68@2.70. Corn a shade firmer, at 82 (3)83. Bice qniet, at 8>?@8J?. Pork lower, at 2l.75@22 00. Beef" steady. Lard dull-ke.ttlo 12%. Freights quiet -cottou, sail 9 32; atoum 5 l??^. BALTIMORE. March 23.-Cotton steady and in fuir demand-middling 14^4@15; receipts 965 bales; sales 455; stock 12, 635. LOUISVILLE. March 28.-Flour quie\ Corn ii m-shelled 65. Provisions lirm. Clear rib sides 10?4'?11. Pucked mess pork 20 50. Whiskey quiet, at 80. CINCINNATI, March 28.-Flour and corn unchauged. Mess pork quiet nud wi ak, at 21.00, closing nominal. Lard dull and unchanged. Bacon-no sales; nsk iug, shoulders 8j4; clear sides ll. Whiskey firm. at. 80. WILMINGTON, March 28.-Cotton in good demuud, for higher grades-raid diing 14; receipts 20 bales; sales 26; stock 2.837. NORFOLK, March 28.-Cotton dull low middling 13; receipts 1,016 bales; Bales 50; stock 5,530. GALVESTON, March 28.-Cotton quint and weak-ordinary ll,1..; receipts 1,342 bales; sales 1.500; stock~50.890. NEW ORLEANS, March 28.-Flour firm -super 6 12; doable 6.75; treble 7.00. Corn firm, at 70@72. Pork firmer mess 21 50. Others unchanged. Cotton quiet-middling 14}.<; receipts 3,742 bales; sales 5,000; stock 259.233. SAVANNAH, March 28 -Cotton in fair deraund-middling 14@14Ju; receipts 1,988 bales; sales 1,400; stock 61,049. BOSTON, March 28.-Cotton quiet middling 15J.?; receipts 1,126 bales; sales 450; stock 1,200. AUGUSTA, March 28 -Cotton quiet but steady, at 13*-0'@13,34 for middling; sales 560 bales; receipts 220. M 'inLE, Marek 28.-Cotton quiet middling 14^; receipts 623 bales; enies 1,000; stock 00,446. CHARLESTON, March 28.-Cotton steady -middling 14??; receipts 1,390 bales; sales 400; stock 22.832. A GARD. Aware of tho fact that most all our mer? chants South havo bought very light for tho cummer, wc have purchased heavier than ever, aud to-day own thc most valuable slock we over handled. Our idea is thal in every community there are prudent people, who al? ways have money laid away for "rainy days." These will want goods, and nico goods, und we want to supply them; therefore, wo have established a Sample Bureau with our busi? ness, from which wo send samples of all gooda requested for soloction, and then for? ward thc goods by Express, C. O. I), in all cases, guiranteoing cntiro satisfaction. Per? sons desiring to avail themselves of haring a ono hundred and fifty thousand dollar stock spread out, an it wore, almost at their door to select from, will order samples of such gooda as tboy ?K?siro to buy, and wo will guarantee they cnn savo ton dollars on every forty bought of our hotiso. Samples sent freo except to points not reached by mail. Address H. C. SHIVER ti CO., Columbia, S. C. R. C. SHIVER. DAVID JONES. March 23 3mo OfS~ Every paper in tho Stato within 100 miles of Col ll m tua c>pv once and send bill. STOVES! STOVES 1 STOVES! Tin-ware '. Tin-ware ! Tin-ware ! I3LUMBISQ, HOOFING, GUTTERING, and all work in this line, put up to order and ready tor salo at the 0 .4 ll O L I N A M A N U F A C TO II V. Call at either house-Columbia or Newberry. ll MN HY II. B LEASE, Haren 22 t Proprietor. Terms CaBti Only. OUH terms an-strictly cash, and no order will hereafter bo lilied, or goods deliver? ed, UhtU p?id fol*. All parlies indebted to us will idease call und puv the KIIIIII nu undia te ly. J. & T. lt. AGNEW. License and Tax Ordinance City of Co? lumbia. THE fellowing abstract ia published for ge? neral information: BKOTION 3. There sball be paid quarterly a tax ut one per cent, upon all sales ut auction of all gooda anti chattels, and ono-balf p? r cont, ou all sales at. auction of all re*: cs'aio and atucks of o very description: Provided, That no lax sball bo levied on any sales ai auction made by order of court, or under pro c< 81 of law. Bte 4. There shall bo paid quarterly by all m-roi auts and other perdons, a tax of ono pir cunt, ou all goods, wares and merchandise sold by thom on consignment; two per cent on the premiums of every and each insurance company located in thc city o? Columbia, or which havo agencies thoron; aud tho refusal or neglect to mains regular quarterly returns and pay tho tux thereon to tim City Clerk and treasurer, shall subject thc defaulting patties to a Que of two dollars fur each and every day's dclault. ?KC 5. There shall bo paid on vehicles tho following tax, v.z: Upon each lom-wheel plea? sure earrings or barouche, drawn by two or moro horses, $20; upou carriage, buggy, ba? rouche, gig or sulky, (not used f"r hire.) diawnbyoiie hursu or mule, SIC: Provided, That tho value of pleasure carriages and other vehicles specifically taxed, bc not re? quired to be returned for taxation aa personal property; upon each vehicle used for the breaking or exhibiting of horses or mutts, $25; upon each express wagon, drawn byouo hume, $11; upon eacii express wagon, drawn by two or moro horses, $1M: Provided, That nothing herein contained shall hu construud to extend ' to wagons, carts or other vehicles going tu oi [from market, and owned hy non-residints ol ! safd city, or of wagons exclusively used foi ag? ?cultural purposes. Each livery stable keeper, or agent, for tho salo of hursts oi mules, shall make quarterly returns on oall: of sales m.tdo by him, on consigned stock, a? well as of tho s iles mado hy tho owners o; I slock themselves at his stables. ! SSKC. 8. Each and every express company transacting business within tue limits of sait city, shall make quarterly returns of theil gloss receipts, aim pay one per cent, on th? amount of such returns at the eintoif ead qutrtor. Each and ovory telegraph oumpanj Miall, in liku manner, make quarterly tuturin ot there gross receipts, on which returns ebal bu paid a tax of ono per cent. KK.C. 7. For a license to carry on any trade business or profea-ion, hereinafter mentioned tho sums hereinafter mcutiuued shall be pail to the Ci'y Clerk: Astrologers and clairvoyants, $100; apothe caries, retail. 25; architects or surveyors, 2-1 auctioneers, 75, agents real estate and codec lion brokers, 25; agents newspapers, periodi cals or advertising, 10; agents, selling by sam pie at retad, per year. 100; agents, selling b sample at retuil, per day. 5. lianks and bankers, $150; billiard. bagatiT or other gaming tables, for tho first labu 50; for every additional table in tho sam establishment, 25; bowling alleys or pir tc galleries, for each alluy or gallery, 50; buhe < rs aud master mechanics, 25; butchers, f<< each stall hired, 10; blacksmiths' shops, 1( brokers, commercial, cotton or produce. 2.' brokers, money and dealers in exchange, It t brokers, pawn, 10t); brokers, cattle, and den ors in horst s and mules, who keep UOasale stables, (provided this shall not refer t'o tn de rx bringing neat cattle direct tr m th country.) 50; balbara, for each chair, 5; boul binders, 10; hoot atid shoe-making establiel mt nts, where hired labor ia employed, ll bakeries, bread, pie or cake, 25; bill po.-ter 5; boai cling houses, capable of accommi dating eight to twenty-five pi raons, 25 Coal yards, $25; confectionery or fruit dca ors, 25; contractors, other than builders, 1 cotton factors. 25; cotton press, 15; collu gin manufactory, 10; cottun gins ginning fi toll or pay, 50; chiropodiota, 10; carriage r poMtory, where carriages or buggies not i domestic in an u l ae t ure aro sold, 50. Dogs, upon each and every dog, to ho pa by tho person or persons on whoso promisi the dog is kept. $2; and thu police of the ci of Columbia are hereby authorized und r quired to aeiza and confine every dog font running ut large, and not having on the ci badge or collar tor tho current year; and f every dog so takeu up by tho police, $2 adi tiona) shall bo paid for tho release of tl same; dealers, retail, in goods, wares, nu chaudisc, excluding distilled spirits, who annual sales do not exceed $5.000. 10; dcalei retail, iu goods, wares and merchandise, e cliuung distilled spirits, whoso annual sal exceed $5,000, but do not exceed $10 000, ; dealers, retail, in gonda, wares and murchs disc, excluding distilled spirits, whose a nur sales exceed $10,000, and do not exceed $20,01 40; dealers, retail, in goods, wares and mi cbandiso, excluding dii-tillud spirits, wbc annual sales exceed $20,000, aud do not exec $30 000, 50; dealers, retail, in goods, wai and merchandise, excluding distilled suin whoso initial sales oxceed $30 000, at d do i exoeed $50 000,75; andoverv additional $1,0 per $1 000, 50; dentists, 40 Express companies, $150; exhibitions, c cuses, per diy, 100; exhibitions, theatric minstrel, or exhibitions of an v kind, fur ga from 20 to 100. Foundries, $10. Gas companies, $100; gas fitters and pinn era, 25. Hotels, capable of accommodating 100 p sons, $50; hotels, capable of accommodati I less than 100 and more than 50 persons, hotels, cHpible of ac. onimotlating over 25 n ! less than 50 peisous, 30. I Ice houses, where imported ico H sohl, ? insurance companies or agencies, the sa for each and every agency, $25. Joh printing educes, where more than th hands arc employed, $5t ; job priming o nit where less than three hands are employ 25; junk shops, application to bu wade to I Council for license L'.O. Liquor, for a license to retail spiritu liquors in quantities less than a quart, annum, payable quarterly iu advance, for a license lo sell s| irituous liquors quantities of a quart or more, per au lil payable quarterly iii advance, 100; fu license to sell lager beer, ale. porter, or ot malt liquors, iu quantities less than qu irt, per annum, iu advance, 50; provi mut a liquor license shall not bo construe include, malt liquors sold in original parka as prepared by tho manufacturer; no lici for the salo of spirituous or malt hquot s s bo grunted for a less pei io 1 than oue y oar, receiver of each license card to pay the < Clerk thu sum of $2; and, provided, flirt that tho granting or withholding of licen iu each particular case, will bo at tho dis lion of tho City Council; lumber yards lawyers, 20. Marble yards, $10; millinery or dress-n itig establishments, 10; manufacturers bottlers of sotla wxtcr, 50; machine shops merchants, commission, 50; mills, giist, mills, planing, 25; mills, sawiug, 25. Photograph, ambrotypo or dagucrrco galleries, $25; painters and paper ham masters, 25; pi (Idlers, local, per monti peddlers, itinerant, per month, 50; pedd itinerant, per day, 5; physicians, 20. Restaurant or eating*saloon, first das?, second class, 25. Wegars, every pers?n engaged in se segara at retail, $10; tcgars, every pcrsoi gaged in selling segara at wholesale, 5 '; water, where Hold from fount , fr.un 10 t ..tables, livery and sale, 75; stage ornum 25. Telegraph companies, $100; tailor*, chaut. 20 Undertakers, $25. Wood dealers, $10; warehouses, ?toi ng wagons, drays, carts and hacks, run no? one boric, 8; wagons, drays, carts and h run for hire, two horse, 25; wagons, d carts and backs, mn for biro, four hors wagon, dray or cart, private, ato^o or ness, for hauling, Ac, to City Clerk badge, 50 coots. WILLIAM J. LT Hill, March 2!) City Clerk and Treasiii nf mu KIN A?D'S. WE ore NOW RECEIVING and offer for ealo AS UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE AND CHEAP STOCK OF GOODS, SUITABLE FOE THE SEASON Wo bog to eal! thc ?special attention of THE LADIES Tosomoof tho LEADERS, and advise tbem TO CALL EARLY And make their selections, as it is impossible to duplicate some of the goods at the prices they are now offered. A full line of colors in narrow STLIPFD SILKS. A nice assortment of ?pring FRENCH POPLINS. All the new shades in JAPANESE CLOTHS The newest patterns in PIQUES and OT LIER WHITE GOODS. y.OOO yards PRINTED MUSLINS, fast colors, at 10c. All the Departments Are fully replenished and EACH AI;rici.t is MAUKf.l) AT THE I.OWK8T CASH ml OE. Parties who are not accustomed lo buying can rely on us, and depend on gelling as good value fur their money na it they were the most export buyers. We ask from all au examina? tion of our goods, and feel assund thal every one thal see-them will bc pleased and lui? from us. J. H. & M. L. KINARD. March Vi Anotlon SaleiR. Deeirahle Dwelling. BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON. ON MONDAY MORNING, ?he 3d of April, we trill sell, io front of tho Court Houee, in thia city, at 10 o'clock. That desirable RESIDENCE, on Bull street, between Laurel and RI anding containing 96 feet front on Bull Btrcet. and running back 208 feet, moro or lena: bounded on tho North by S. NV. Melton, Knuth by est uto of Rrj co and Maj. McCreery, East by Dr. Howe. 1 BIlMa,-One-half,caab; balance, in twolvo mo nt lo?, eecurod by bond and mortgage, beat? ing interest at seven per cent, ptr annum. Purchasers to pay for papera and stamps. March 2!) Sale for Foreclosure. BY virtue < f a power of attorney given to ino, I will cell, at public auction, beforo tho Court. Houac, at Columbia, on tho FIRST MONDAY in April next, All that lot, pieco, parcel or tract of LAND, situato, lying and being in tho city of Colum? bia, butting and bounding to tho North on Oorvais atroel; to the Kant on Oatea afreet; to the South on land lato of fioorgo Glonn, and to tho West oa lot of Martha A. Glenn. Terms cash. JOHN AGNEW, Jn., March 12 +10 Special Attorney in fact. Sheriff's Sale. Under Order of Judge of J'robate. Ex parle Saran M. itt yee. Executrix. John C. Itr> cc, Executor, in re estato of John Rrj co. Petition for Sale of Stocks. IN pursuance of an order made by William Hutson Wigg, Judge of Probato for Rich? land Cotintv, in tho above stated caae, I will Hell, on the FIRST MONDAY in Apiil next, in fr iet of tho Court House, in Columbia, within the legal boura, tho following Stocka, viz: 27 Khan s of tho Stock of thc South Carolina Railroad Company. .10 Shan a of tho Charlotte and Scnth C&to liua Railroad Company. .10 Sh area In the Columbia and Augusta Railroad Company. 80Kharca in the Columbia Rridgo CrmpaDy. 125 Shares in Ibo Columbia Gas-Light Com? pany. - Shares in the Rank of Charleston. Teimacaah. P. F. FRAZEE, Match 21 tum H. K. O. NEW STORE To NEW GOODS ! NEW PRICES 1 OUR friends will find ns in tho now larra brick building nearly oppoeito our old stand, where we will be glad to welcome them, and offer thc Largest Stock of Goods, L 0 WEST PRICES, Wo have ever had. Our heavy sales within the laat two months baa convinced na that ttlO ONLY SYSTEM IS LOW rUIOES AND QUICK SALES, and thia shall in future be our motto. Wo ofler tho LARGEST STOCK OF GOOD8 iu tho city, at tho lowest prices, moat of it having been purchased for oaab since tho lato decline. If thia ia not truo, wo will pay for lying. L?RICK &, LOWRANCE. March 17 CLOTHIN G AND Et A T S AT B, & W. C. M ~^jyE bavo now in store a very large etook of thc above gooda, aud wo asauro our eaa toiners that we have never before been un? aided to offer them so CHOICE A SEL.ECTIOH OF GOODS, at buch low pricea. We have good All Wool .SUITS at $15, suita? ble for any business man. HATS. We have a very largo stock, and we aro de? termined to undersell any other dealers, as our facilities enable tts to do so. urn SHIRTS Are decided to be the beat Otting Shirts rondo. We mabo tho finest custom garments made in this State. Call and examine. March 25 R. A W. C. KWAFFIET.D. Bacon, Flour, &o. A j-\f\(\ LBS. C. lt. BACON RIDES, .^.l )KJ\J 5.000 11)8 Bacon Shoulder?, * ;j OOO ?ba. White Hulk Shoulders, 8 000 lbs. White Hulk Suloa, 3,000 Iba. Smoked Sides, 15(1 barnda Extra Family Flour, ISO barrels Kui er F our, 150 barrels choice Kuper Flour, loo b irrels choice line Flour, 100 kegs prime kettle reudored Leaf Lard, For salt- low lo dealers by WELLS .ti CALDWELL, Near fl. A; C. R. K. Di pot, Columbia, S. C. March Hi Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer, BECAUSE it gives strength and improves their IM IIIHI. March ll Improved Seed Planter. ?3 ARTI EH wanting tither the Ham or Denian PLAN PER Will aend I huh orders at once. We aie now well supplied, but lat*r ni the season do not think wo will be able to meet tin: demand. _ Feb 12 L?RICK & LOWRANCE