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T H E P H (Hf I X. Fil Bill a H VD VAXhT AR? XBJ-WEEKI/?. f Hg ?fc&ANJgR, EVEU? WEDNESDAY MOHN INO. <3Y JULIAN A. SELBY, K DIT OU AMD PBOFBIETOB. Jfflco on Main Street, above Taylor. cs-Do oh and Job Pr io nug of every detcrip - iou promptly and ??lt!?f?>Jly ar.ionded to. ADVEOTI8KUBKTB . Luuot tod in tko Daily at 7o cunta por aqaare tor the first and 50 couts each subsequent in? sertion. Long advertisements by tbe week, month OT year, at reasonable rates. soBSuuirnon. Daily, air months, 14 uO; Tri-Weekly, 2 50f Weekly. 1 50. Tbe government telegraph system in England bus been found to work well. The press and the public ure better sup? plied than under the old system. It is true, there have been complaints, arising from the great, pressure of work to be performed in tho infancy of tho new undertaking, but the news is, on the whole, well supplied. The number of telegraph offices opened iu thu United Kingdom has already increased ueurly two-fold, to-wit: from about 1.0U0 prior to the transfer to upward of 1,801) at thu present timo. A Florida papor says: "Tho readers of the early history of Florida will remem? ber that DeSoto found pom li a common ornament among tho natives. Where they came from was a mystery, until now, nusolved. Dr. Kidder, of ?Sumter County, has tbe honor of being thu dis? cover of tbe secret. He fonnd tho mus fiel of the lakes to contain many pearls out of ono shell he obtained eighty-four pearls, and altogether hu bus collected 3,000, which buve been sent to the Smithsonian Institute for examination." Not many years ago, a mother took her child to a registrar in Manchester, England, that its birth might bo re? corded. When asked what mime she intended to give her baby, she answered Alpha Omega. The registrar properly inquired whether she hud duly consi? dered tho matter, and whether it was her deliberate intention to tufl'c", upon the infaut such extraordinary titles. "Cer? tainly," she replied; "tho child is my first, and I hope it may be my lust." The Jardin des Plantes bns suffered severely during the bombardment of Paris. The whole collection of rare plants has been destroyed. 100 mou keyo, three beurs, one elephant, aud many other animals, died of hunger aud cold during the siege. The elephant aud the lion were eaten np by thu keepers themselves. Tho number of ruro birds which perished is enormous. Near Cheyenne, an Indian chief, Potum-pi-ho-ga, waa lately introduced to an army officer by another su vage, who, by way of commineudiug tho chief, told the soldier be was only forly years old; that bo bad taken 2U0 nen Ipa, uud had hud the delirium tremens fifteen times. North Carolina hus tho "champion voter." At the last election ho walked to the polls, followed by seventeen sons, aud they collectively deposited eighteen ballots. "It is forty years, my old friend John, since we were boys together." "Is il? Well, don't speak so loud; there's that young widow iu the next room!" Good Health-Long Life. THERE is adifterei.ee between good blood and bad blood-a difference of Lifo and Death. Bad blood is full of humors, pro? ducing corrupt Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Car? buncles, Spoin, Blotches. Tbeso art. indica? tions of a dist ased condition of tho system, and unless ri moved, will urey upon the body and make it a diseased ano loatht some thing of flesh. Without pure Mood no flush is free from disease. 1 he Pale and s brm.ken Foi ms, Yellow Faces, Weak Klonisch?, Diseased Livers, Crippled Ubi nmatics, Nervous Hypo? chondriacs, Dyspeptic Victims ol Headache so common in thi.t country, is owing entirely to the humors of tin- blood. H Kl MT H H'M QUELN'H DELIOHT is the only sure niodiciuo. 20,000 bottles sold at homo bespeaks for it a popularity unexampled in the li ist o? y of medicine. For purifying thc Blood and unicorn i i og tho Livcr.no hotter or Obeapcr medicine has over boen discovered. Ueinitsh's Qiieon's Delight is a Purifier ot lin Blood and un Invigilator ot tho Liver, two things essential in preserving Health and in curing Disease. It invigorates the Liver and eurea uti disorders ol ibo Klonisch and Bowels, pm dies tho blood and repairs tho waste ot tho lindy, imparts Strength and gives Vigor to diseased and enfeebled s steins H Kl N ITH H'd QUE! N't. J ELiGUT. Tho people approve, and physicians t-ancl ion ita Uto, because it PO-SCSMS uiertt, and is whai it stems to bo-o hun ht hold W??M'I.J tn the sick. IT < UltES JlEAUAcn KS.-Siek Ileadaebo Nor vous Head? ache, odious Heuibiche, Ni ni a'gis, (!st>irih. Dizziness, hu-b of Ibm d lo the Head, Fuh? ne**, Oppression of i he head, .Vc. CATAHUU -This unpleasant disease, in all its f rain Honk ImtoAT*. c --Sore Throats, Hoarse? ness, Loh? nf V. icu. Weall Voice. DYSPEPSIA -This rti-ease a.wnys cured in allou?es, iu p< r< ons ut all agis and occupa tim.s. l.ivanCOMPLAINTS JAUNDICE. .Vc. Chitado Liuiihcoa and all i bionic Dysente? ry, Colics, obstinate CoVtiv? ness PILKS-Plies Blind. Mt ooh g or Die? rated Painful, Itching, burning, nu matti r how long existing. Kidney Disease, Diabetes, Grive), Inconti? nence, Ktoppsgo, Their peculiar diseases soon cured FAOK AFFECTION*.-Brown Spots, Molli Blotches, Pimp en, B ark i?|ii eke. bed I'utchOs, Buming, Itching, Km-li of .lluod to tho Face, Cloutons, lind Complexi?n. Absei ssi ? Scrofula, winn en the Scitlp; Throat, internal or externa'; on the Tongue, Back, I hubs, or any ?there; Mme and ?Swelled LegM. ail perfi elly enrabio. KEIN I Us BAH? 8 - Kalt liiienm. Teller. Arn-, Shingles,Scull Eiuptinus. Wai?rv Discharges, Itchi'ig Burning < h runic I-ry? ipi Ins. 'J in: KYI s - Inflamed mid Itching, Scrofula, &C, on till- I'VI M alni Kt? -lil's UOITIIK. KWKLLRn ECK -All eases onrcd. Itlu uniatisin, Chromo, Acu'c, Neuralgia. Lamei ess, Swelled Joints, inabihly to walk, painful or passive, cm rd bi the use i f HK'NIlsll'K QU KEN'H DI ] IO HT. Tho afflicted, uer\otisand debilitated, whose sufferings buve been protruded Iroin bidden cauites, and whose cases requin prompt trent Hont, will fled al wave a sm e remedy ill QUEEN'? DELIGHT. Ask for HEIMFBII'S. QUEEN'K DELIGHT. Tako nono other. Ile is tho inventor and solo ?roprietor. Bold wholesale and retail at his irng and Chemical Htoio, Columbia, b. C. Feb 0 Lioenae and Tar Ordinance "City of Co . . lumbla. ., v. . .> "TlIIB following abstract is published for ge JL uoral information: atcrioN 3. Th oro Bb alt bo paid quarterly a tax (it ono per cont, upon all eales at auction of all gooda ami chattel?, and one-half p r cent, ou all sales at anotion of all roO ea'ai? aud stocks of every description: Prvvidtd, That no lax shall bo levied on any Bab s at anotion mado by order of court, or uuder pro ct aa of law. SEO 4. There shall bo paid quarterly by a'l ur roi sots and other persona, a tax of one pt r ceut. on all gooda, wares am) merchandise sold by thom on consignment; two percent on tho prom imus of every and each iut-uraucc company located in the city of Columbia or which have agencies therein; and the rt fasal or neglect to make regular quarterly return? sud pay tho tax thereon to tiit< City Clerk and Troaauror, shall aubject tho defaulting pur tos to a lino of two dollars for each and ovor} day's default. ??KO 5.'Ibero shall bo paid on vehicles tho following tax, v z: Upon ?ach tour-wheel ph a auro carriage or burne- .ie, drawn by two or moro horses, $20; upon carrb<ge, buggy, tia ronoho, gig or sulky, (not used f.ir hire ) diawn by ono horan t.r mulo, $10: Provided, '.'bat the valuo of pleasuro carriages aud o ber vellidos sj ocit?cally I axed, bo not re? quired to be relumed tor taxation us personal property; upon each vehicle used for lie? bre ak io g or exhibiting of horses or uiub s, 125; upou outth express wagon, drawn by ono hoist, $t); upon eacli express watton, drawn by two or molo horses, $18: Prov "ted. That nothing herein contained shall he construed to ( xtend to wagons, carts or other vehicles going to or from mai kui, and owned by non-residi nts < 1 aaid city, or of wagoua exclusively uaod fur agiicultural purpusoa. Each livery stable keeper, or agouti for tho salo of hors? a or mules, shall make quarterly returns on oath of sales made by bun, on consigned stnek. as well aa ot tho salon madu by ibo owners ol stook themaolvea at bia stables. IsEO 8. Each and every express company tranaaciiog bushier-a within tho limita of saitl city, shall make quarterly rel ni us of theil gross reciipta, ann pay ono per cent, nu tl.o amount of auch returns at thc und of each (pi trier. Each aud every telegraph company shall, iu like manner, make quarterly return of their gross rooeipta, on which returns shall bo paid a tax of tint: por cont. bEC 7 For a licence to carry on any trade, buaiuesa or prob a-ion, hereinafter mi utioned the sums ht r?unifier meath,md shall bu paid to tho Ciiy Clerk: Astrologers and clairvoyants, $100; apnthe caliea, rutail. 25; architects or HIIIVC.WUB. 25; auctioneers, 75, agents teal tstate and colite timi brokera. 25; agents nowapapoia, periodi? cals or advertising; 10; agenta, selling by sum plo at retail, per year. 100; agenta, echini: hy sample at retail, per day. 5. Hanks aud bankers, $150; billiard, ha gab He or other naming tabita, for the fi ic t tab.e. 50; for every uiiditimial table in thu same est i bli-h men 1, 25; bowling alleys or pistol galleries, for each alley or gallery, 50; hui li? ra and master ne chantes, V'S; bulolo ls, t r each stall hired, 10; blacksmiths,' shops, 10. brokera, commercial, cotton or pioouce. 25. bil kers, money and dealers in exchange, bil; brokera, pawn, IUD; brokera, cattle, and ?lea' era iu horst a and mules, who keep no eales sti'Mes, t p r- Y i tl et ! thia shall not refer to (ra? iler* bringing neat cattle direct lr m the country.) 50; bathers, tor each chair, 5; book? binders. 10; boot aud shoo-inakiug estahinh tut nts, where hired Jailor ia employed, ll); bakeries, bread, pio or cake, 25; bill postera 5; boat ding nouses, capri bl- of accommo? dating eight to tweiity-fivo pi rsona, 25 Coal \ ards, $25; confectionery ?ir fmit deal ora 25; contractu!a, other than bni dira, 10; colton factura. 25; cotton prcas, 15; cotton gin manufactory, IO; cotton gina ginning fm tull or pay, 50; chiropodists, 10; carriage re pository, where em rinses or buggies not ol domestic manufacture at O Sold. 50. Doge, upon each and every dog, to Po paid by tho person or peraoua on whoso premisos tho dog is kopt. $2; and the police ot the ci i y of Columbia aro hereby anlhoiized and re? quired to seize and coi lino every deg lound tunning at largo, and u >t. having on the city badgt! or collar lor tho current > eur; and foi every dot,' so taken np by 'ho police. $2 addi? tional shall bu paid fur tho rt lease of tin saute; dealers, retail, in goods, waria, uni cbaildiee, excluding dist dh d spirit a, wbost auoual sah a do not t xcccti $5 OOO. 10; dealers, retail, in goods, wares and merchandise, ex? diming distilled spirits, whoso annual sab? exceed $5 100, but do not i xceAti $10 0U0, 20 dculvrs rutail, io goods, wares and niurcliati diae, excluding distilled spirits, wbost- anima aales exceed $10,000, and do not exceed $20,0ti0 40; dealers, retail, in goods:, warea und mer chaudirie, excluding distilled spirits, wbost annual sales exceed $20 (Kit), and do not exocet $30 000. 50; dealers, retail, in conda, warei and merchandise, excluding diatilbd spit ita whoso imus! sales exceed $30 OOH, ai d do tm exceed $50 000,75; andover?, additional $1,000 pur $1 OOO, 5U; dentists, 40 Expresa companies, $150; exhibitions, eil cus?s, per tl iv, 1(>0; exhibitions, tlnatrical minstrel, or exhibitions ol au) kind, for gum from 20 to 100 Fouodi it a, $10. Oas com pit mes, $100; gas fi'.tera and plumb era, 25. lintels, capable of accommodating 100 per sous, $51); hotels, capable nf uecnmumdaiiiij leas than 100 and moro than 50 perentie, 85 hotels, cap i bio of ac. ontmoduiing ov? r 25 um ic.-s than 50 pei sons, 30. Ice hoiiat B, where imported ice ia sold. $5fl insurance companies or agencies, the sam for each and every agency. $25 Job punting oft'ces. where moro than thu hands are employed, $5i ; joh pinning i Meei where less than tim o hands aro empmyi tl 25; jun', shops, application to bu made lo Cit i ouiicil for license, 1*0. Liquor, for a license to ro'ail spit i lunn liquors in quanti ties less tl,un a quart, pi .t iitiU in pax attie quarterly in advance. $?Qi for a license to sell *| li ?tumis liquors i quantities of a quart or nunc, pei-am.un Plivable quart eily in advance, 10(1; fm license to sell higei beer. ab . poi'lut, ur nilli Ul ilt liqu-'ls, ill quantities h S.i Ihtili nb quirt, per annum, in advance; SO; proviiii inn! a liquor lie? lise shall tint lu- const, in il I mc.mle malt liquors mid io m iguial pm luigi as pit-pared hy the niitiiutiiciuri i; iii? ?ie? nt fur lin- sais ot spirit noua ur mab 1 quoin sha b - grunti d lot it h sn pe] mt) than one \ ear. tl iee iver of euch benin e.,nl In \ ny lin Ci' Cleik the sum of $2, ami. prmhhd. hirth that. Hie j, ri ul mg or w.lhl nilling id lie? nu? lli each pariicnlarease.will b- ut ibo iliadi non of ibu City Council, liiini.t r yards, 2 luivn rs. 20 Marble tarda, $10; millim ry ?r dross.mal iug esiabiisl n.i l.is, ld; mai nisei liri is m tint lb ra ot soda vv tier, 50; in>ich*hi-sh'q s I Mierc.baiiis. c li IIIISMOU, 5(1; milts gi is-, 2 uiilm, j lani! g, 25; milln isump, ?fi I'hulogrsi'li. Uni brui y pe ir da? nerren ty | galleiits. $25; ininti re and paper baiieer tuHsteis, 25; peildbrs. local, p r mimili, pi dtlb r-, linn iiml per m. mi,. 60; pedtln i ii int rant. pi r day. 5; physicians. 20 Restaurant m eating euloon, Ord class, $?j second class. 25 Hegurs, every person engaged in sello seg?is at lela 1 f H1; . ( gai e. ? vi ry pi rsou e gael d III selling si gars at wi ole-ale. 5 ; sn waler, w In ri sold Irom fount, tr 111 10 tn stables, livers und ?alt , 75; ?lupe ol tm.mia 25 Telegraph companies, $100; tailors, mi chant 20 Undertakers. $25 Wood th ah ra. $10; warr houses, storage. I wagons, drays, carls and hacks, inn tor hi onehor-e, H; wagons, drays, ea rt s ami bud i nn for hire, two horse. 25; itaguns. dra' cai ts and hacks, run for hue. four horse. ; wagon, dray or curt, private, store or bu ness, for hauling, ?tc., io City Cleik, 1 badge, (.0 cents. WILLIAM J. ETTElt. Mureil 20 City Clerk and Truaburcr How Kaituna. Figs, Citron, &o I A?B WHOLE, half and quarter boxee II f\ F new LAYE H RAISINS and OiriiON, 60 hair drams Sm) ma FIGS, Eufrlish Walnuts, Pecan?, Brazil Nnta and Almond?, freah and for bale low TW 1.1 EDWARD HOPE. Cognac Bitters, FIRST PRIZE Paris Exhibition 1867. Purify tho blood and strengthen tho system, eradicating the effect of dissipation, maintain tho human frame in condition of healthfulness, dispel tho Blues and all mental dis? tempers, and relieve thoso whose sedentary habits lay them open to depression. They prevent and euro mu? ons attd other Jevers, Trever and jiffite, Chilis, yjiarritoca, 7)ysen iei'v, dyspepsia, Sea - Sicfcftess, Coiic, Vii olera, Cholc7~a Jifor btes, and every complaint inci? dental to diet or atmos? phere. Ladies will find them a sovereign boon, as they eradicate all traces of Debility, Nervousness, Inertness, and Diseases peculiar to the sex. ^"Thousands of Testimo? nials can be seen at tho office of n M. JACOBSON, Solo Proprietor, Cl & CO Waler Street, N. Y. CLAC7US A Wii'l'IS, Chnrlestnii. (leneral ' . r -"'?..." <-..nt- .VroKt.W. F. blSHilv Tbo Great Medical Discovery X Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS, |S Hundreds cf Thousands gg^ Bear testimony to their Wonder ? o ful Curativo Effects. 3 ?? <? Ifs WHAT ARE THEY?|=i ?=2 >-^ g ?3 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^ g? S THEY ARE NOT A VILE 5 fl Sa FANCY DRINK .Ll Mada "f Pour It um, Wbislcey, Pro..-r Spirits und Refuse Li?jui?rs;doclored,spiced and sweetened t > pions.- Mia taste, called"To... lc,"" Appetizer*," ...Restorers," tc., that lead thu tippler on t>> nrunUcrinc.-u! anti ruin, but arc a true Medicine,made from thc Native l.'oota and Herbs of California,free Irwin nil Alcoholic Siiioulaius. Hier aie Hie (j lt KAT lt LOO I) PUK I KIER mid LIFE HIVING l'RIX CI PI.E a perfect Renovator n:.d Invl^orator of the Bys tem, carrying ell" nil polcoiiOUH matter ?rad restoring thc blood to a healthy condition. \M parson ra:i ta?u these Ritters uncording to i!!r; a lion mid rcmuln long uaw. ll. Poe lufliililintilnry un.I Chronic IHicu m-i t i ?in mid (ion), Dyspepsia ur Indi ire-uiou. Hi lions, Retaillent und Inter? mittent Fevers, Disease* nf ibo Blood, Liver, Kidney*, ?ind Uluthlrr, ftcae Ult? 1er? linvj beca iuo3t aaccjsr.ral. Knelt l?ss mses nr.- caused by Vilinled (Hood, vrli'.cii is generally produced hy ilarungcnicui ".[" Ute Oiliest i ve Orzrmiy. I? VS I? P. PS IA OR IN DIGESTION. Headache. Pain I i l?? Pliotih'crJ, Pom;!:*, 'li :'..t liesa >i Iii? Clsr^l, l>:.-:::::i'js?,Sour Eractatlo .i of thc Shun i Rn 1 I :.<: . ? i l u Motf.li lidio::* .V tiiv!;ii. Pa'.pil :t! ;i> !' t . . l!.i.:, linla:ti:r.ai:c:i of th.: Lungs,!' ii lia Et? : .gio:: s of Eic Ultim > .MUK! u!iii:uliV'.l ofter pahilul -yir.pt ??ns, o' ??tri e.-Siif 1 >;?p. ia. T!i y l:ivlg< .ral : l's: Stomach a el sdlaiulalc Uni torpid liver u :.l bow V- i al< a h ri .. .1 of uri'. f|iir.!hd efficacy !. clcamdin* tan blood if all Ir.ianritie.*, na l impartit.; iir\v ii;'-: m.l visorio tali \, tiotc ?yuleih; FOR SR IN DIf*F.ASKS,:'.i i..P..?i:?.TeH?r. ?-.ilt Ctn nui. Dioica; s. >, I i a,-:. ?, Etl.Uuh-a. li 'a, ("r.raii u-1 Klag-Worum, '.'cal i-Tlead, i'?r E> \E..-ip 1.:?, !l.-'i. Hciirf*. l?seoliirntioii' i-f !:. . :.i .. Hanois nil PIN i- . Of till! Skill, of whatever na:? J or r.aitir ., r.r.i lltcr.tlly di: lip ic. ii:;:i ri . l oat af pu Ryslctti i i a l.tmr" thu.: '? th >i-.- of tba? i l?tter*, ?ie Lettin ii ?r.'H cn ... i'.l ron*, ?nc : tito >".?? ; Iii?-; i duloe? of I '..cir curative otu:. Cl.r;::iHii tba Vitiated Itt . .?! ... !.e i v T yon iliul Ita ia.purities bursl.iii; li.i. ii h liii-sM i l.il'iin pla., lirilpihuia er S> nv ; < lean .<. it \ lull yon lia.) it obstructed sn.I she:;;ish i i Hie reins; clciins'.i ll wlicn il ia foul, ami ymir fjuliiiKa will tell you wiicil. Keep fie blood pure mid tho heall h of fte system will follow. 'PIN, T V PE and other WORMS, larking In liter j nein of so many futura ids, ara effectually destroyed and I' -moved. I'or fall illrcclionH, read carefully the circular aron II 1 eur.lt bottle. J. WALRER, Proprietor, lt. II. Mi DONALD Sk Ct)., n. Mi.'. ista anti fun. Agu?is, San Francisco, fe.! ,'atbt !l! mid ?ll Comiiio eu Streut. New Vor!?. SOI.ll RV ALL DRIJGUISTS AND DCALEliS. I .'ililli I \ UEIHhlt.V Me I ll K< i -ii \KMIIR The Doctors Recommend feet geis' Heer IN preference to Loudon I'or 1er and Heoieli Ale. Why? They know it is unadulter? ated. Maren ll Seed Potatoi8. 1 OH BARRELS PINK EYES and PEACH l\J\9 BLOWS, In lino order, for sale lon for cash only. EDWARD iiur?. Oh ar le s ton &? vePtisements If, V, MODUS.n' POUOINa. H. O, IIUDOIN8. BEOD?E & GO., CoTToH Factors and Commission Merchants, JVor/a Atlantic Wharf, OHA RLEBTON .S.O. LIRERALadvaners maric?n Consignments. Refer to ANDREWbIMONDS,Esq., Presi Ue-ut. lui National Dank, CbarluBtuu, S. O. ?mr 95 Ronn _ BARRY'S SALOON, WHERE WET QOODS of all kir.dB aro i'la po.-od of, ia convenient t<t Main street, and ni the samo time a very quiet retreat. Drop in and obtain a aamp'o" lt. DAKl< Y, Proprietor. March 2? Washington street, near Main. Rich, Rare and Ruby. WE have juut received ail extrusive addi ti<in to our btu? k nf WINKS and Ll QUOIIS. which will compare favorably, in pu? rity, with any stock in tho Doited* States. Wo mention: Superior iletdsiik; Vi rzonax Blot tA Chu ti don; Viiivo Clicquot I'oiisaruib; Cortaillod Mnusacaux, ?lid oiler br-lida ol CHAMPAGNE. J. .V P. MarielPa Cognac B KAN DY- believed tn be thc indy lot of ibis celebrated bi and in the city, tjld \\ heat P.onr tion WU Ii-Kkif- 18l>0 Genuino ll unga nan BITTE BS. Paitaga, La Cicma an?! Concilia ..ian CIGARS t-"iinine Havanas. Call and try them. PAYSlNGElt A' FRANKLIN, Jan 23 Exchange House. KATABIilSHBD 1803. JOSEPH BECKHAUS, 130ft Frankford Avenue, (Above Girard Avenue,) Philadelphia, CARRIAGES. NEWEST STYLES. CLAUEN GEH, ] ?un?? UH LandauUta, Close CoAcbeB. shifting qr. Coachos, Coupes. Itaronrbcs, Phrctons, hocUawais, HoarscB, Ac , fuitab'c far j'fir-a'e family and publie use. Worknianship and finish second to none in tbo country. Fino and vaned stock on band completed and in the wm ks. OiderB receive prompt and personal attention. AU work warm rited. March *21-2mo The Pollock House /?P^v S \ HA8 becu overhauled JBSgws Nb? *) 0</and futcd up lor the win-?J?a^K ^a?2r ter season. OY ST EU a, ^?,W FISH and UAMK servtd up in tho Usual sty le. 'I bo Private LUNCH HOOM has been retit? led, and guests nia\ expect proper attention. Oct 12 T. M. Pi 'LLQCK. Proprietor. 500 Barrels EXTRA Family, Medium and Common FLOUR, fur salo low. E. HOPE. Eighteen Years of Practical Success ! -0 INTRODUCED IN 1852. PATENTED DECEMDEH 20, 1859. Oldest Super-Phosphate Manufactured in this Country! M APES' N??ROGENIZED SDPER-FHDSFEATB OF lill. Composed of Bones, Phosphat ie Gnano, Concentrated Ammoniacal Animal Matter and bulphuric Acid. .-- No Sall, Pl aft or, Salt Cake. Nitro Cake, nur any adulterant of an? kind upcd. - aa- I'ho ammoniacal animal matter TUM-d in Ma pcb' Mitt gihiz? tl Fupi r-1 liot-phato of Limo contint? Of tho Flcbh. (containing 10 pi rcont ut At:> monia.) und thc Wood, (contain? ing 13 per cont., of Ammonia ) nf Itorau*. licovos, Hali and oiher nnimnlH, after ' inn-Hi^uD of the fat and oil by bteam. Bend Tor a pamphlet. KINSMAN & litiVELL, Jan !2i:imo Oencral Agenta. 128 1-bbt 1 a>, ( l>aile*t< h. 8. C. STANDARD GUARANTEED 211 MANUFACTURED BY WALT0N,WH AN N & G WILMINGTON.DEL. FOR SALE BY i,e ?Su?0?y? FACTORS m CESION MERCVA^ W.H. ANN'S Raw Bone SUFSR-FHOSFHATB, THE GREAT FERTILIZER FOR COTTON AM) ALL CROPS. Thc unparalleled HiioceBa of thia Gnat Fer? tilizer on ALL Chi M'S, proven it lo ho the RhsT and CHEAP! ST Manure now offen d m . bo market. It baa b- en tired by man) of thc moat eminent Plantera in tho South, and in t very ainglo instance it baa viven entire satis? faction On COTTON itn i Hecla have boen pan icu lar] v mai ked Ii, ia no rare thing lor WHANN'rf'PHO.spllATK to illi li ase the viotd from (INK HUNDRED TO TWO HUNDRED PK ll CENT., or even mon I Mr. (L orge C Dixon, an eminent planter of Camoion.Oa , in a letter to lin: Donner and Plaider ?aja I Lat in an experiment wiihaovtn inline Hillier-I'liOrp ha le* and (Min non: the WHAN.S'M I roved habit* heat of all tlio&O tried, paying a uelprifit ut ibo It.W mai kel rate of ?2 . 1)11 por aereo, otton A copy of Mr. Dix oo'a letter lurnn-h? d i n ni plication Fi r t-ale iv ?liAUHUK.%, iiKiuiiM. <Sc CU., Charleston, 8. C., and Augusta ?a. Jan 12 Lint TO AND FROM BALTIMORE, PHI LA DE LP DLA, SEW YORK, BOSTON AND ALL THE NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURING CITIES. THREE TIMES A WEEK, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, ELEGANT STATE ROOM Sea Voyage 10 to 13 Hours ACCOMODATION. Shorter, via Charleston. Total Gapacity 40,000 Bales Monthly. THF. ROUTH CAI OL! NA )<A Ll OAI> ff MTANY. and ci i ni ? til p 'ii* ch- V\i tl, in alliai co with Ho HIM t ot '11 inn ri IThsT-i 1 Arb S'J 1 AS !. 1 ll 8, to tl.? iii OM- | ? iib. in vue atti n tinn to the QUICK'j 1ML and llLGULAh Ll t l AU ( ll tit. idi o to tb? lUb.l.t bb i-tLJic in thc Cotton Stau a at i ho PORT OF CHARLESTON! Offering fae.il it icu of Hail and Scsi '1 ri. m pot tat ii lib toi Fri igbt -ind l'a M M^IID not r qua lb din excellence ami capacity at ah) Other l'on, 'lit following i pl.iidid Ocean blcaiuira aie ici?U larly on ibo line To M'cw Yorls. MA NH A 'ITA X, (i EU ti (HA, M. S WOODULL, Commander, S. UKOWKLL. Commander. r. HA MPIO?V, SO UTH CA llOL?NA, K \V LOCKWOOD, Commander, SAM ADKINS, dun mander. C HA ll I. KS TO A'. CL 1 'D k\ .IAMKS I'nnitY. (.'innmander, Au x HUNTER, Cuni munder. .7,1 MES A IX! KU. AS UL A NIK T .1. LOCKWOOD, Com munder, BECKETT, Commander. WAGNER. HUGER & CO., JAMES ADO ER & CO., Alcuin-, WM. A. COURTENAY, Charit?*!oh, S. C. Ag^tit*, Churiebtiiii, 8. C. *Ca??0 ?3>i?.ilO.C?.Ol3pXxi?El VIRdJNIA, EV Eli M AN, C. II. Asnciioi'r, Ctiuimundi-r. C. HINCKLEY. <J?>m munder. 'All,INO D.-.V.s, THU KM'AYP. WM. A OOUHTF.NAY Agent,, CbarleMon, ti. C. FALCON, MA U y LA NU, SEA (HILL, IIORHKY. (iUiuiiiniider. JOHNSON, (Jomiunnder, DUTTON. Ci m munder, SAILING LA?C,.I V? YY KIMI DAV. V. ti. TKI?NHOLM, Ag' nt. Ohm u nion, S C. HATES HU A IIA VTIIEP AS l.u\V AS IHOsE OF CO JU PEU A O Ll A ES. Marine lu nra nee ? rn- I a'.t nt Oiii* !*. r i'enl I lin,neb bi I In -I I ?-?h:ic. and Ibiongb 'liekitb ran be bud at all I ho principal Ilailroad Ofli -cn m 8 .11111 Carolina, . .< oi -ii. A la bi, ma, I eiiiii ---e. und Mtni-Hnil pi Male HIM nib ina.? le- bieiireo in a ?ha nco, without ell iii ?jinrgi': . > artdiendi-g Ag? Mn (il thc Hieniimhip* in Cl ai let-ton. at whoM i nie? n, tn ah can n, tho Rai.loud 'lukttn liam d Lc i-xebatigi d anil In 11 h- :? - ^-1^. . . d the Through 'Jicl;1. bj Cu.- roule hnilndea Transit r<*. Mi a'a and state Room while on ?liiplioard The South C? roi i i a I a i boa d and ?ts t-? nineth g lim n have lb re ely ?nen HM-CI UH it facili? ties foi de apid movement of height mid pannt-hger?. bi taten Non bi ri? filien mid th? smith uni Went. (', mfortable Mt'b.i Cam wnb tl..- Iloln.i n than, without ixira ebatge, have been intro,hoed I-'r.-t-('tann Fating Saloon at III ll neb ville. Ki ci M ht pr? m pl L Iraiibteired Rom SI? allier to lay and Night Ti nina of South Carol il a Haili? ad. Ohme Connection? mad* With other Ho??;n, demi rii y FnigLto at niai ai t pointa with Hm great? nt piompim ?-a The Manag? l'a aie ci l.lUiu.t i Lut ibeii Linc cai.i.ot bc sur panaed in Dcapatrh mid the Sale II? I j vi r\ ol nuntin. II. O. IIASRLL, P. G. BO? 1,010,0 mee :il7 Broadway, Nt MT York. 8. lt. PI0KF.N8, LD. H. IIA UN WELL, General PaM-^ngrr and Ticket Agent, Oencral Freight Anent, Mouth Carolina Railroad. (?el l lfimo South Carolina Railroad. S?RE POP! DEATH TO RATS, ROACHES, BEDBUGS, &c, Never failing. Boxen (lonble tho size aa others. Hermetically scnled and always fresh. For salo at wholesale and retail hy ll AUDY SOLOMON, And hy a'l Drupeists and orocera FebliSmo Ihief iTool Drawers. THE undersigned havo r?ci ived the Apr ney of these lWAWKlt" 7/, ti nr? th- -ne th ?uri needful for Ihcprt-r----p---v lection offvtry ulm c UM "? A.LDW/ Ay*<> ? alum in Columbia, ai IMPROVED r fording a sure protii - . _ I ,lcr?nr?eutrU 'poraal 8DRAWER! ,ow'VyT " FAIRBANKS & CO., L J. & T. R. AGNEW. AGENTS, U Change of Schedule. SooTn CARI UNA RAILROAD COMPANY, COLUMUIA, h. C., Junuai] ll). 1871. BfiEEin^ Paaacng.r Trains will SHE SSL Silut* i?J?r1 arrive and leave: TRAIN NU. 1. Lcavo Charleston at. 8 20 am L rrive at Columbia at. 3 40pm Leave (Jolnmhia ai. 12 15 p m Arrive at Charleston at.7 H' p m Leave Canuten. Sunday s txcepti d, at.I) fO a m Arrivo al Ringville at.". 1 21) p m I.? avo Ringville. Sundays excep'd, al.2 ht. j m Arrive at Camden a?.l?.0n j m Tho above Train* run in corn eel ii n with Wilmington. Columbia and Anpui-ta hahn sd, eonnecting willi '1 laius fur Y? i n il g1 c n, hoi th Ca i oh na. and with limns tot A tu li ? I a, (i ro?? ala-milking cloi-o connections willi hight 1 rams of Gcorpia baili ead ai d C? nu al Lt.il road, lor all points South ?nit West. 'J HAIN No 2-hioiiT I-xmi ss. (Suiiclaj Night excepted.) Leavo Chathston at.7 10 p m Arrive at Columbia at.fi Uh a m Leavo Columbia ?t.7 60 |i m Ai rive at Charleston at. .. 0.4? a ra This Ti ain i ui s in ci inicction with Ul? Au? gusta 1 rains, making cloi-c conti?cti(Ti with Giorgia Hailioad and Central baihoad Morn? ing '1 rains, for all \ oinls Hi o'h sud W? st. A. L. TYLER, Vice-Pn aid? nt. 8. R. FirniNs. Gen? ral Ticket Agent. Jan 21 Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta H. R SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. Con ainiA, S. C., January 17 1871. CS tm m&mtm-- ON snd nfler Si NDAY, ?UW&S fW"lW>'.Tainiiiry 22, tho Pa?-Si U ger traitis over this Road will run as follows: GOING NORTH.-NO 1 No. 2 STATIONS. ARRIVE. LEA VF? A II lu VE I.FAVE. An^n.-la 8 I 0 HO G CO pm ColnniLia 12.??I pm 1 03 pm ll 05 pm ll i0 pm Winiisb'io 3 17 pm 3 37 pn 1 25 um 1 27 am fliest cr 5 ( 7 pm 5 10 ? m 2 50 sm 3 OU am Charit tte 7 3u \ m 0 30 am GOING Soin II-No. 1. No 2. ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE. Charlotte 8.(0 an 8 10 i ra rherter 10 SO am 10 V8 an 10 27 pm 10 30 pm Winnsb'n lt 55 am ll 58 am ll 55 pm ll 58 i m Columbia 2 10 nm 2 28 pu 2 13 am 2 28 am I Augusta 7'15 i m 7 10 am 1 Gi INO KotilU-Train No. 1 makes close DAILY CONNECTIONS at ('ballotte for all points Nmci II and EAST. 'I'min No 2 mal.es tamo CeiliCC ions. SUNUAYS > XCEPTED. G ol NO - OUTU ?-'1 rain No 1 makes close BAILY coNNEtrrn ya at Augin-ta with trains ol Geoig a snit Central Georgia Railroads, tor all poll ts South, South-west and West. Train No. 2 mak. s same connections. SUNDAYS KXCH-TI I>. No night trains will leave Charlotte. Au guct i or intel mediate points on Sunda? s. Through Tickets sold and bageago checked to principal points. J M. t-EI KU K. Sup. 10 K PURIFY Genersl Ticket ARI nt. Urtenvme and Co.umbia haiir? sd. COLUMBIA, S. C., MARCH 1, 1871. tZS?W?> W QUUNHBL. CN and uftir this W&S?lS9iSB&?dato, the billowing schcilule will tie run dai'y. Sn url ay s excelled, connecting willi Night 'liuine on South Caro? lina Railroad up unil down; abo willi 1 ruins poing No'tb and Sooth on Charlotte, Colombia and Auguala Kuiliosil: UP. Leave Columbia at. 7 00 a.m. Alston. 0.10 a. m. " Newberry. ll 16 a pi. " Cokeshuiy. 8.10 p. m. *. Relton.- 5 On p. m. Arrive ai Greenville. fi 30 p. m. DOWN. Leavo Greenville at. fi 15 a m. " Belum. 8 i 5 a m. " Cokesbnry.10.( 7 a. m. " Abbi vii e. 8 15 a in. " N't wherry. 1 flu p m. " Ablon..*. . 4 if? p. m. Arrive at Columbia. fl. flop m. THO?. IXIDAMFAD. Oererai Sup. M. T. RAI fl.l TT. <>' i eral 'I uk? t A pi M ohaiige of fcchtdule. OFFICE Nf HM h CAIU'1 INA R. R. CO . COMPANYSiiors, N. C.. .fuminr 25. 1871. C?Z #<?.?? fMi&t TH A INS will be innover SS ti.i- i.oad i:? lo b wv: Fro'i sn. Mn H. ARKIVi:, LEAVE AIIR1VK. LEAVE. Charlotte fl 35 a li 8.Oh p m Siihchiii} 8 ('Sa ni 813ai in.?i p m L' fl) p m Gr'iisb'o'i I 05 ii in ll Chan I.??0 ? in 1 15? m Co Shin 12 AO P m 1 05 p h 2 57 n to 3 '.7 a in Hillsb'io 2 28ip io 2 33pu I v7i. in 1 21? a m Luit leb 5 12 u III fi.38 ? ni 7 10 a ia GoblsLiilo ld 55 a m Gob'sboru Ef)>rr*?S "*|<Vi??7, 3 00 pm hub i j. h S i H fi 58 p m 7 io s in Hi.lshioll I 7 a ni 11 ll) p H I) . 0 ii m 10.1 2 a tn Cu shop 12 3>M> ni 12 .Mi pn ll 12 H m 11.45 a m (?r'iirb'o2 lupin 'i PO ?i li 1 10 a m 2.00 a in Salisb'i? 5 15 p in 3 LO p ii 1 SO u in ?.56 a m ( lon hu t. 7 Adp m 7.30 II in .Lu. 27 W. IL GIG I N. Mus. Tr-rs. ?-ch(:dnte oil flue Ridge Baili tr..-. i-trtun.ittu- Leave Anderson. 120 P.M. " I'end le i on. 5 20 " i?-" Perryville.(5.(M) Arrive al Walhalla.7.00 " Leave Walhalla.8.!?0 A. M. " Pi i r? ? til?-.-1 15 '' " Pendleton.. 5 30 " Arrive ai Audi ison.fi 15 " IVtiitinp at Andi iMUi nm- Loni bu tl i srrival of un triiin on (Ilia nville ui it Coiunil ia 1 oud.. Jilly 31 W. H D. C.All 1 Al I?. Sup, J Winttr tchtiiule ?;par g & Inn n Ern? CSS JW< Pf.*MSS* ??N and utter the 2itb KW??V vstL*?"**?? instant, the Passim i r Trains will go dow. MONDAYS. WI DM S DAYS and FRIDAYS; h II vii g Spa ri a nhill g ('unit llou-o at 7 20A.M., Mid airivng at Msion 1>'5 P. M. Ri turning on 'iUESDAYS. 1 HUI SHAYS and SAT Ui.DAYS, will b ave Ablon st ?J flt' A. M., and arrive a? Spa!tani mg ut 3 10 P. M. THOMAS IL JE! ER, Fusid? nt.