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LONDON, April 21.-Tho HOUBO of Lords to-night'pafia?d 'tho meeting bill. In the?Hou6e of Oommpu? several m6n\ " bera gaye notice of,' motions advers? to ' - Lowe's fiqanoiol plans. .. Tho subject of ci the d?claration of Paris, of 1856, against privateering and tho establishment of the principle that a neutral flag . covers the enemy's gobds. aavao up. Bun truck argued in favor, of the withdrawal of . England from the agroemtiut, nud udvo ; catod resumption bf the right of search. Ho belieV?d the United States and other powers would disregard the declaration, in case of war. Rou udall, Palmer, Ste? phens, Cave and others, spoke to the same effect. The Attorney-General re? plied, defending the Paris declaration. He said it was impossible ta escape its obligations.' Disraeli lamented that the subject had uot been introduced earlier, so that it might have been brought to the attention of the recent conference of powers in London. It is agreed that the declaration is injurious to England, bat it must be respeoted until it is formally revoked. Gladstone insisted that, the declaration was binding, and its revoca? tion was not to be thought of. , YSBSAXI?IJES, April 20.r-Brinot, a Paris . Deputy, proposed to the Assembly that a oomuaittee of twenty-five bo appointed to treat with tho Paris Government for conciliation aud:arrnistico. lu the mean? time, .amidst ! great uproar, the previous . quostiou was carried against a oouBider .ubb> minority. ' ' 1 '- . : Sir. DENIS, April 20.-r-:Thoro aro indi cations of 'the Prussians leaving tho forts, which- will; ba given up to^tho r?gulai Government. ': The Prussians will retire to Rheims., 7.0?0 .troops', haye reached Versai lief from Switzerland, and' 32,000 ore readj to leave the'samo quarter for Versailles. PAB?^\' Ap.rB. 21- Evohing.-Then was, tfgh??g all day.' The Versatile troops '.are ' massing for a grand attack The disciplino of the Nationals is bnd Mon placed on guard at ?he posten 'gate coolly left without Orders. Tin Versailles troop? have established stron? batteries to the left' of Valerien. Gen Oluserot. offered his resignation, as th 1 Comm uniste have run into exoesses, bu the/resignation-was not accepted. A Neuilly. j tp-day," tho Versailles troop dr ovo tho insurgents within 200 yards o Paris. Stragglers and mere boys of sis ;. teen returned, dirty,1 ragged and dis pirited. - The commandant of, tho forti fications ut Ruo 'des Tornes was she through the eh ou ld or. -The' Nationa] haye just attempted to retake ABUieri ' but failed. They seem1 to prefer flghtin :,; under. fortifications. ' iDbmbrowski hs - >. disappeared;, it is supposed' ho ia dea or wounded;'1 'At last accounts the Ve; 'B?lU??ta'^ef?^wRhi^l?p'^?rds' of tl .- ramparts. ;y jj; iv i. Tho-cnnnounding between Clichy au . Nerrillyjis^incessant.;, It is expected general' attach: :.by the Versaillists wi , soon bp c?mm?nced. Tho Commune making, imrneusy preparations; foil d fence. inside and outside of the rai . parts. ' . VEnsAmuES, April2l-Evening.-Tl Versailles army holds all the offensi' positions from. Chatillon South tb Ge neVilliers, North of Paris, close to ? Denis..1 . . V?naArnLns, April 22-Mornings ' News unimportant. A slight cannons isjprogressing. A d?cisive battle is it minent. Nenilly hos been fired 1 shells, and is burning. BR?SSELS, April 22.-It is report that a portion of the army of Yersail] hos oooupied St. Denis, and oommunit tion with Paris by the Northern railw is interrupted; ; Vuna Airbus, April 22.-A can no na is now in progress at the advanced poa A decisive battle ip imminent. Notre in the rumor? of ministerial modifloati and supplementary eleotions to the i sembly. President Thiers visited 1 wounded Government soldiers. A n tiny is reported to have occurred arno the Communists troops. LONDON, April 22.-A special dos pa to the Times, from Paris, says the Cc - muno has delegated its power to a cc mittee of nine members. A corn pan v aeronauta is being formed in Paris. 'J Times oorreapondent at Versailles say is reported the Prussians will surren the forts still held by them to the \ saillist troops on Sunday. Paris ' shortly be isolated. Shell from int gent batteries fall short of Valerien. Baily News special despatch from P says there are serious dissensions am members of the Commune. Coin un cation with the provinces is out off. oitizens under fifty-five years of age obliged to serve. The Telegraph's i oial despatch from Versailles says Prussians aro preparing to ovaci Oharenton. Gen. Duorot has arrive Versailles, with 20,000 mun of the imperial army, lt is announced Menotti Garibaldi will at once retur Italy. _^_ N American Intelligence. HAVANA, April 21.-According Diario tactics, the Spauiards aro tc changed. ValmaBoda intends to coi tho war to one section of the com drive the insurgents of certain j uri lions, then follow thom and force t into Bubmission. Valmaseda will rei in the jurisdictions of Sauohe, Spi and Moro until the establishment military cordon, which will make passage of the insurgents from the . ern' departments impossible. E says pacification by districts may oj , sl?wi but it is tho only course tha bring back specie. WASHINGTON, April 21.-Tho committee of Congress, on Sou outrages, met to-day and organize the appointment of Senator Sec chairman: A permanent cccrctar also appointed. It was decided tin ' next meeting of tho committee M held May 17th, but n sub-commit! sovon, composed of four members Houso and three SonatorB, is arran] meot on tho 10th of May, tho san pa wb iola the extra session of .the Senate J is called. r\ ? -j -t (r ? ? ' The four members' of tho House arel Maynard, Soofl?ld;- Waddoll and Voor hees, and tho three ? Senators will be de? signated front Seo atora who may be here on the 10th. This sub-committee will' lay out a plan for investigation, and will, submit it to the full committee on Ihe 17th. It was thought host not to hasten the beginning of the investigation, but to wait till the effect of the law just en? acted oould_ bo observed. It -is left on open question whether different plac?e in ?ho'South shall bo visited through sub? committees, or whether all testimony shall be taken in Washington. < : WASHINGTON, April 22.-Maj. James Bilger is ordered to New OrleanB, to take | charge of the Quartermaster's Depart? ment. The committee of arrangements for tho sixteenth annual International Young | Men's Christian Association, ig a circu? lar just issued, says one influen?a whioh I had much weight in deciding on Wash- ] ington as the proper place for the hold? ing of this convention, was tho botief that it would result in an inorcased rep? resentation from tho Southern Stater, and tho hope that the permanent result j might be a thorough re vi val of Christian Association work throughout the South. We therefore earnestly entreat our "friends of the Southern Associations, and also thoBo in oitics desiring to estab? lish associations, to soud us Aull and strong representation. We trust we may see a largo number avail themselves of J this opportunity of mingling with us on this occasion, giving us the inspiration of their presence, gathering fresh zeal ! themselves, and receiving, as we are sure they will, a cordial welcome from all quarters, and a God speed in their work of peace and love. . Many Southern railroads have agreed to r, turn free, upon certificate of officers, delegates] who have paid full faro to the conven? tion. Severul principal hotels will enter? tain delegates ut half rates. The Supreme Court adjourned to May. Probabilities-It is probable that the barometer will continue to fall on tho Paoifio coast, and may possibly bring rain on Sunday. Falling barometer with cloudy weather and fresh winds is probable for tho upper lakes on Sunday; partially cloudy weather for the Eastern States; clear weather South of Pennsyl? vania and the Ohio River. (SSS CHICAGO, April 22.-The Illinois and Michigan Canal, giving water communi? cation with the Gulf States, was opened yesterday. Two mon tbs will be required | to clear the canal of earth accumulated during the progress of the work. PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-It is stated the. Knights of Pythias; in secret ses? sion, have settled the O. B., N. to the satisfaction of all concerned. J ' HARTFORD, April 22.-Tho official can? vassers give English twenty-five? majori? ty, . The Legislature, however, will have final judgment Upon some alleged irre? gularities, which, if ill are decided in favor of Jewell, will elect bim by ninety | majority. The cauvassers give the Lieu- , tenant-Governor and Treasurer to tho , Republicans. The people failed to elect [ a Secretary of Statb or Comptroller. NEW YORK, April .22.--A delegation from the International Grand Lodge of | St. Crispin attended the meeting of tho Workingmen'* Unland soliciting tho co? operation' of the workingmen of New York ia resisting the importation of Chinese. A Buenos Ayres letter reports 250 yellow lever deaths daily. Bank - statement-specie decrease [ $1,750,000] loans deorease over $250,000; deposits increase nearly $2,500,000; legal tenders incroase $4,000,000. . Specie shipments nearly $1,250,000. NORFOLK, VA., April 22.-The British! iron steamship Sappbiro, heretofore re? ported ashore on tho Florida reef, bas been gotten off. Tho only damage to the hull was tko loss of twenty feet of keel. NEW ORLEANS, April 22.-The Bounot Carre crevasse is reported 200 teet wide I nul twelve feet deep. Work on it has I aommenced ; it is hoped to close it in a week or ten days. The country between the crevasse and Lake Ponchartrain is overflowed. Twelve miles of thc Jack? son Railroad is flooded. Passengers, mails, etc., by that road como by boat from Pass Manchan. WHEELING, W. VA., April 22.-Half the town of Farmington, on the Balti? more and Ohio Railroad, burnod. A drunken party, playing cards in a car? penter shop, caused the disaster. BOSTON, April 22.-Four fishing schooners, belonging to Gloucester, with all aboard, wire lost in a galo on tho 2d. The crews aggregate thirty. CHARLESTON, April 22.-Off the port, bark Sterling, Pheonix Isles. Soiled steamers Champion, New York; Mary? land, Baltimore; schooners Myrover, Now York; M. C. Hart, Fall River. CARLISLE, PA., April 22.-The cavalry barracks have been discontinued, after thirty years' existence. Not & creature ia stirring, not oven a mouse, as tho happy housekeeper said an he lay quietly in hid bod after cleaning tho promises of rats, mico, bed-bugs and roaches, with Isaacson's "Hera: Tor." Hold hy all druggists. F lt) m Lippman's Bitters ave for salo hy all drng gistn and dealers. Depot in Columbia, H. C., at QKIOEU .t McQiiKuou's, Druggists. S 18 Natural Frozen Ice. AB tho summer season ia now approaching, I wish to inform my old customers, ano the public in genera), that having secured a good crop of natural frozen lake ICE, thia winter, wo aro prepared to furnish it, in any quantity, as low as any that can ho procured hero, that is, from ono tn ono and a half cents nor pound, according to quantity, and have boon selling nt that prico nineo tho 1st of I January. J. D. BATEMAN, Ag't, March 17 2mo Columbia leo House. Seegers' Beer is Pure. IT don't contain Copporn?, .Salt, Lime or Alum._March ll Heise 's Ice Cream Saloon IS open lor the season, (live us a call. April 12 >1 LoNpoN,, .April 22r-Noon.-Consols 93>?. < Bonds 90J?. LIVERPOOL, April 22-Noon.-Cotton I flat and irregular-?plands 7J?@7??; Orisons 7^@7K; sales 10,000 bales., .NEW YORK, April 22-Noon.-Flour] dull and heavy. Wheat qniet and heavy. Corn unchanged. Fork quiet, at 18.25 @18.50. Lard, heavy. Cutten dull middling uplands 14%; Orleans 15%; sales 1,000 bales; Freights -steady. Gold steady, at ll. Governments dull and steady. Stocks very aotive, but not BO strong ns at opeuing. Money steady, at-5@6. State bonds dull. Sterling Jong 10; short 10%. 7 P. M,-Cotton firm, with sales of I, 207 bales, at 14%. Flour dall and 6@10c. lower-common to fair extra Southern 6.75@7.30. Wheat dull and heavy-winter red and amber Western 2.58@2.61. Corn lower, at 72@73 Pork lower, at 18:00@18.12>?. Beef quiet. Lard lower-kettle 11)^. Gro? ceries steady. Freights steady. Money 4@6. Sterling 9%@10. Gold 10JB'@ II. Governments with little chango. States dnll, except Teuneesoes and new South Carolinas. Tennessees 67; new 67J?. Virginias 70j?; now 71J?. Lou isianas 67; new 63; levees 74J?; 8s 85. Alabamas 100; 5s 70. Georgias 82; 7s 88. North Caroliuas 48%; now 25 South Carolinus 72; new Glj% CINCINNATI, April 22.-Flour dull and unchanged. Corn steady, at 67. Pork dull and unchanged. Bacon steady and in moderate demand-clear sides Q%? 10; shoulders 1%. Whiskey quiet, at Ol). BOSTON, April 22.-Cotton dull-mid? dling 1^(^15*^'? receipts 825 balea; sales 500; stock 13,500. BALTIMORE, April 22.-:nFlour quiet and weaker. Wheat Armer-choice and fancy white 2.00@2.06; prime to choice rod 1.90@2 06. Coru better-white Southern 78; yellow Southern 75?78. Provisions unchanged in every respect. Whiskey 92. Cotton in moderate de? mand-middling 14}^; receipts 17 bales; sales 425; stock 9,98 \ NEW ORLEANS, April 22.-Cotton quiet aud weak-middling 14l?@14%; re? ceipts 4,224 bales; sales 4,200; stock 205,242. Flour dull-superflue 5.75; double 6 35; extra 6.05?6.G0. Coru Basier, at 70@73. Pork dull and lower moss 29.50^29.75. Lard dull-tierce keg 13@li$;?. Others un? changed. AUGUSTA. April 22.-Cotton closed dnll, nt 13ja for Liverpool middling; sales 300 bales; receipts 160. GALVESTON, April 22.-Cotton weak but firm-good ordinary 12; receipts 1,852 bales; sides 2,000; stook 52,475 CHARLESTON, April 22.-Cotton dull middling 14; receipts 689 bales; sales 300; stook 18,629. MODILB, April 22.-Cotton quiet cud ?teody-middling ?4)?; receipts 695 bales; sales 500; stock 42,070. NORFOLK, April 22.-Cotton dull low middling 13j.^; sales 125 bales; re? ceipts 820; stock 2,211. WILMINGTON, April 22.-Cotton stoady middling li; sales 86 bales; receipts 49; stock 1,765. SAVANNAH, April 22.-Cotton in mo lerato demand-middling 13%; receipts 1,104 bales; sales 1,300; stock 54,067. SPECIAL ATTENTION given to the col? lection of Commercial Paper, Interest >n Stato and Railroad Bonds ana Stocks, and Convert- iou of Stato Securities, by Nov 23 Gmo D GAMBRILL. Brokor. Fruits, Flowers and Vegetables, &c. rr gr POPULAR FLOWERS, and how to 4 cultivate them. By Rand. The City Fruit Garden and its Culturo. By Thomas Rivers. Thirteenth edition. $1 00 Poach Culture. By J. A. Fulton, of Del. Tho Grapo Cullurist. Ry Fuller. $1.00. Tho Southern Gardener. By White, of Georgia. $2.00. Praotioal Floriculture for tho Amateur. By Henderson, il.50. bu ?a t's Family Ki tchou Gardener. $1.00. Queuon on Mich Cows andjtho Dairy. 75c Tho Gentleman's Stable Guido. By McLuro Tho Trotting Horses of America; How to Train and Drive thom. $2.25. ProfcsHor Holmes' Woik on Phosphate Rook. For salo by Fob 28 BRYAN & McCARTER White's Gardening for the South, BY tho late Wini Ai Whito, of Allions, Ga $2. HOLMES' SOUTHERN FARMER and MAR SET GARDENER. $1.00. Tho Phosphate Rocks ot South Carolina Iheir History and Developments-Colored flatos. $1.25. Six Sermona on Tempor?neo, by Lyman beecher. Sacred llhetoric; or a Course of Lectures on Preaching, lt. I,. Dabnev, D. D. fl.CO. Anv above eent?by mail". DUFFIE k CHAPMAN, Feb 10 Opposite Columbia Hotel. BK. D. L. BOOZER" WOULD respectfully inform birt prit rona and tho public ge? nerally that ho baa moved into Iiis new ollico, over D?tllo A- Chapman's Book itoro, opposite tho Columbia Hotel, where ho is prepared to execute, satisfactorily, ?.ll ope? rations and work, of whatsoever kind his pro? fession demand*. Terms accommodating. March 8_ Administrator's Notice. T1HE creditors of RICHARD ALLEN, do . ceased, aro no titled j to present their claims to mo within thirty daya from date, or they trill bu debarred payment. JOHN AGNEW, Administrator of April 0 m8 Richard Allen, decoased._ N?TIGE i IS hereby fd von io all creditors holding liens against tho bankrupt estato of M. A. Shel? ton, that they aro*iequlrcd to establish the BRino before"C. G. Jaeger, Esq., Register, at his oillce, in Newberry Court House, on tho 28th day ot April next, or bo debarred from the bonefits of any decree lo be made in tho caso. By order of Hon. Geo. S. Di van. Judge of said Court. L. T. LEVIN, Assignee. Cor.iiMiiiA, S C.. Aprils, 1871. April18 mil Soda and Mineral Water. THE FOUNT is open for tho season, with choice syrups, made from puro juice i tho friiij. Ji KJSEJH CONFECTION EliY. Cotton Seed Oil. 4 PU UK article, Biipetior to others as a salad oil for tablo use, at one-third tho prico of imported. For nalia by April!) ' EDWARD HOPE. Tho Doctors Recommend Scegers'Beer IN preference lo London Porter and Scotch Ale. Whj? Thcv know il is unaduUor at od. March ll Another; Novelty AT UAu an/I ; ?!f?!:{!j}?/;f/ PORTER & STEELE'S W^*E show to-day, together with the choice lino ot DRY OOODS mentioned in our laat advertisement, tho HIT MIRRAH TMlMlt Tho only Trunks of thin kind in the city. Como and soe them before they aro sold No OHADOE Fon suowixo. Amil 14 PORTER A- STEELE. M. GOLDSMITH. r. KIND. GOLDSMITH & KIND, FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS, (Pheonix Iron Works;) MANUFACTUR ERN of STEAM ENGINES, of all sizes; florao Pow ^ora. Circular and a&Inley Saw Mille, Flour Milla, Griat and Sugar Cane Milla, Ornamental Honac and Btore Fronts. Iron Rail? ings, Agricultural Implements, etc. Urana and Iron Castings of all kinds mado to order on short notice, and ou the mo.it reasonable terms. Also, manufacturers of COTTON PRESSES._April i Imo ~ THIS IS THE CHANCE ! A largs lot of BEHN ANTS!! For sale CHEAP at C. F. JACKSON'S. CLOTHING AND AT R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD'S. y^TE havo now in store a very largo stock af tho above goods, and wc assure our cus rn tornera that we bavo never before been en? abled to offer them so CHOICE A SELECTION OF GOODS, at such low prices. Wo havo good All Wool SUITS at flo, suita? ble for any business man. HATS. Wo havo a very large stock, and we aro de? termined to undersell nny other doalers, aa Dur facilities onablo us to do so. U VII SHIRTS Aro decided to bo tho best fitting Shirts made. We rrrahc tho fine st custom garments made in this State. Call und examine. March 25 R. .V W. C. SWAFFIELD. Spring and G00DS1.WS Summer AT Goods, THOUGH lato in opening our stock of Gent's READY-MADE CLOTHING, wo chal? lenge tho State for LOW PRICES, ami are ready and willing to compare quality und (leish with all in our line-having hud t*ll goods mado es? pecially for our trade. ! Wo enumerate a few of itheso goods, to convey ?li;idea 1? the commu? nity at large, nnd those who have not, au yet, honored us with a call: ?jj Fancy Cassiniero Suits, y Hisel; Cassimero Suits, Plain Colored Casuimoro Suits, While Duck Suits, Cream Duck Suits, Brown Duck Suits, Der? by Sacks, Alpaca Sacks, in all colors, White Vests, Fahey Vests, Silk Vests,,Vc. Our stuck of FUR? NISHING (JOODS and GENT'S UNDERWEAR is completo, and wo feel justified in saying that . our SHIRTS aro tho mont perfect titting ever found ready-made; Shirts also made to order. Our lino or HATS is largo and varied; and in this lino, too, wo duty competition in LOW PRICES. Wo call special attention to the lt. Iv. K. Hat-somolliing never aa yet surpassed inbeautv. In Silk Hats, wo havo all', he sty les nf the present season. Wo boast of the very largest stock of STRAW HAT'S hi thia city, Ombracing all st vies and colors. We ttek hut a fair trial to gu:li-anteesatisfaction, and mo.-t cordially extend un invitation to all ?tl want of gooda iii our lino to pay us o call oro purchas? ing else whore. D. GOODMAN, Main street, next lo Pollock House. April 0_ Good Things. RAMSAY'S Islay Matt Scotch Whiskey, Sir Unhurt burnett's Old Toni Oin, (Hard, Unruly, Cog nu o Iii andy. Hull'Gordon's Pale Sherry, Kouth-sido Madeira Wilie, London Dock "fort Wine, I libber t's London Pori er, McEwen'? Scotch Ale. The above direct from the importers and warranted pure. For salo bv EDWARD HOPE "^^ioii open ??/MQNDA.^ a beautiful lino Ladies' Dress Goods, IHOXUDING MADDER LAWNS, From 10c. ap wards. SILE GRENADINES, From 25c. upwards. LACE POINTS, AND LACE PALETOTS, From $3.00 to $50.00. Also, wo will exhibit a beautiful lino and a BIO DRIVE IN SHETLAND SHAWLS AND SHETLAND MANTLES, ? AT $3.00 EACH. Ever folly alive to tho wanto of our custom? ers, our buyer in Now York is watching tho market closely, and bas sent us, UNDEQ TUX DECLINE, a ino STOCK of DOMESTIC GOODS. We are making quick salts and email profits and our low prtcet satiafv tho closest buyer. "W. D. LOVE, April 15_B. B. MoOREERY. CHILDS & WILEY, DEALERS IN J CLOTHING. UATS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BESTS' FURNISHING GOODS, UMBRELLAS, CANES AND Boys' Clothing, (Succvtsors lo W. J. Hoke.) WILL cont ?noe the business at the old eland, Main street. Wo will sell Ibo rccont purchaao at New York cost. Como and seo our now sjoek of SPILING GOODS now arriving, and purchased hy that experienced and artiatio clothier, G. M. JOUN SOK. L. D. CHILDS. March 17 t2mo_JOHN H. WILEY. STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO.,1 Qrooers and Commission Merchants, Cn A IlLOTTE, N. C. SOLICIT orders for COTTON, Corn, Floor, Bacon, Lard, ko., and Family Groceries [reu oral ly. Orders tilled carefully and prompt? ly._ Fel>71vr Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R.B. Co1 PRESIDENT'S OFFICE, CUAULOTTE, March 1, 1871. rr^HIS Company will continue to receive JL money on deposit or loan for six months ur longer, and pay interest on the same at the rato of ten per cont, pei annum. Deposits ar luaus may bo inado with tho Treasurer of ? tho Company at Columbia, M. P. Pegram, Cashier, or the undersigned. WILLIAM JOHNSTON. March 5 2mo President. For Sale. THAT eplondid familv RESIDENCE, tnt with forty-two acres of Lind attached, Ililknow as tho "Walker Placo." Sovoral Inindred fruit trees of Ibo choicost selection now in full bearing. Tho lands aro comprised >l highlands and meadow, with a hold free spring not distant from the house. The front, near four acres in extent, faces on Upper Boundary, ono of our most public etreots. For terms, Ac, apply to R. O'NEALE Sc, SON, April 14_Cotton Town. "REMOVAL. Entire New Stock. _ THE undersigned respectfully informs HU bis customers that he bas REMOVED to (lithe new store, on Main street, directly -luLoppodite tho Colombia Hotel, and is fullv prepared with an entirely NEW STOCK OF ? OODS, to fit out a gentleman in the very LATEST FASHION. Ho bas secured tho latest and beat style? of CLOTH rt, CASSI M Ell ES and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING ?OODd gi nerally. Call at tho new stand and .?elect a unit, or leave vour order and havo it iuade, to measure. C. D. EBERHARDT. ''EMPORIUM OF FASHION," AlIIlF.VIL.tjK, fe. C. JAMES W. FOWLER, Proprietor. DRY GOO??S,* MILLINERY AND DRESS - MAKING. SAMPLES of DRY GOODS sent by mail. MILLINERY sent by ex? press and satisfaction guaranteed. Particular" attention paid to tho filling of orders. April I Imo M. H. BERRY'S Furniture Ware-room Plain Street, near Aflff?n. NOW on hand and daily ro Pceiviug from the manufac? tories of New York, Boston, Cincinnati and Louisville, tho largest assortment o? FUR? NITURE ever kept in this market, consisting in part of Walnut Parlor, Chamber and Din ing-Room Snits; 200 bedsteads of different patterns, in Walnut and Imitation; also, tho celebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chairs All kinds of MATTRESSES mado to ordor. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING dono at shortest notice and in the best manner. Terms cash and Good? cheap. Oet !10_ PLANTif FOR SALE. ORNAMENTAL. F O LI A O E. " Achyranthus, Altonianthcra, Bego *M lila, Canna, Colons, Geranium, (va? riegated,) Gazonia, (viriegated,) I Vi nea, (variegated,) Pyrethrum and inanv other varieties. BEDDING PLANTS.-Vcrbonia, Petunia. Heliotrope, Salvia, Lantana, Double Wliiio Feverfew, Cuphca, Coleus, Chrysanthemums. 50 vari?lica of GERANIUMS, consisting of Double, Variegated, Ivy, Scouted, Scarlet, Nosegay and Largo Flowered. 10 varieties of F USCH IA. Also, a clioico-seleelion of ANNUAL, BIEN? NIAL and PERENNIAL PLANTS, raised from .ar obi IL selected Sued, and ready for trans? planting. Apply to W. ll. W1GG, Washington ?truel, one door from Bull; March :51 fl mb Seegers' Beer is Pure. IT don't contain Cocoeulua Indieue Fish liei n< s to uinke sleepy or headache. (^aHerrn^4er 'St?ret: BY D. C. FEIXOTTO & SON. TO-MORROW (Monday) MORNING, at 10 , o'clock, wo wiU sell, In front of onr auction ? etoro, A large amonnt of GOVERNMENT STORES. ALSO, Sundry Articles of Furniture, consisting of Bedsteads. MattrosseB, Tables, Wiro Safe, Office Tables, and many other articlos. ALSO, Miloh Cow and young calf. Terms cash._April 23 Groceries, ?te. BY JACOB LEVIN. ON TUESDAY MORNING, before my etore, X will sell, without? reserve, PB1ME D. S. BACON, Prime Smoked bacon, Loaf Lard, Cheese, Candles, Soap, Soda Biscuit, Bbls. Extra Flour, Bbla. Fine Flour, Shoes, Brogans, . Second-hand Piano, o ., Show Casp, Furniture, Ac._April 23 Positive Sale Under Foreclosure of Mortgage. By W. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUNS, Anctlomeera, Charleston, H. C. Will he sold, on tho Otb day of May, at No. 29 Hayno street, running through to No. C2 Market street in the etty of Charleston, at 10 o'clock, and continued from day to day until tho entiro stock is disposed of, the large and woll assorted stock of Messrs. Wm. G. Whildon A Go., consisting in part o?, Domestic and Imported WHITE GRANITE C. C. and Dipped Ware, in wholo packagos and in small lots from shelves. ALSO, Varied H took of Glassware, Lamps and Lamp Fixtures, Ac, Ac, and such articles as aro usually found in a first class wholesale Crockery Emporium. Parties desiring Catalogues will niako appli? cation at No. 29 Hayno street. Terms cash; gooda packed at customary rates hy experienced puckere. ALSO, Will he sold on WEDNESDAY, tho 20th of April, at tho store of Messrs. W. G. Whildon Si Co.. No. 253 King street, corner of Beau fain, at 8 o'clock in tho evening, and conti? nued nightly until tho entiro stock is dis fused of, consisting of, - ine GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, JEW? ELRY, Silver and Plated Waro, Fino Crock? ery, French China, Glassware, and a variety of Vases, and articles of Vertu, Parian Ware and Fancy Goode. Terms-As above_April 23 2 Assignee's 8ale. i In the matter oj M. A. Shelton, Bankrupt. J. LEVIN, AUOTXOXBEB. BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed by the Hon. Georgo S. Bryan, Judge of tbe United States District Court, for the Dis? trict of South Carolina, I will sell, boforo tho Court House, in Columbia, at ll o'clock, on MONDAY, tho IBI day of May next, the follow? ing real proporly. belonging to the said bank? rupt estate, to wit: All that lot of LAND, in I tho oity of Columbia, containing one-half acre, more or less; bounded on tho North by Washington street, fronting on said street ?one-half acre, more or less; on the East by {lot of W. H. Taller; on the South by tho Presb; toriau Church lot; and on thc West by Main street, fronting on said street one acre. THUMS-One-half cash; balance on a oredit of ono year, with interest from day of sale. Tho credit portion to ho secured by bond of the pureba sor, and mortgage of the premises sold. Purchaser to pay for napers and stamps. L. T. LEVIN, _April 9 m8 ?. . . : Aaaign?e. ATX TO HAND. OUR BEAUTIFUL, ATTRACTIVE AND extraordinary C1IEAP STOCK OP DRY GOODS Is in store and moving, making room daily for NEW ARRIVALS, Which we will continue to receive all through tho season. Ol li. BAUPLE BUREAU Is a success, and we are now distributing Goods over the entire State through its agency. The most careless observor cannot but see tho great advantages to be derived from dealing with a live houso, Uko ours, whore everything ?B kept moving by system and order-where no extra profits are tacked on to pay idle hands. Of course, we can and do SELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN THIS SECTION. A positive proof is, that wo sell moro Goods than all thc rest added together. That ?B Tho proof. Tho people know where to buy cheapest, and let the stranger follow the great public. lu buying, let them follow thoso who know R. C. SHIVER & CO. April 8_ CHEAP GOODS AT G. P. JACKSON'S. NOT to bo boat by any bouse in the citv, large or small. Whito PIQUES at 12J cents to 53 contB per yard. MUSLINS at 10 cents p-or yard-warranted to wash. DAMASK DOYLIES at 75 cents to $ 1.50 por dozen, and a host of cheap DRY GOODS and FANCY ARTICLES, at less prices than before tho war. April 0_ Diamonds, Jewelry, &o JUST RECEIVED. ' "?'Vf /05&\\fl\f**r A NEW and beauti g: f |j Hf v II ll fui stock of tho above 3 ?^L-?Stf Q Bul Roods. Among them i ? ft^*ar!>Al fila ?evcrni SOLITAIRE ?r^vl^^Ss^^Ill DIMONDS, which .r^j^ST \lT^v*?^l ftro porfect beauties. VW ALSO. sNr/ ~~J\X: A NEW ?TOCK ot fl Vtx ^ J?pYft WATCHES, JEWEL .4?}| ^Ny^nJl RY, CLOCKS, FANCY V> \ rnjs ARTICLES, otc. ;* V*> \ f^\/^M which will be disposed f,V< /jr of Rt such prices as VACLES manufactured All eyes suited. Call and examine tay Sj^guLZBACHERj Feb 17 Columbia Hotel Building. To Tanners. WE havo ten thousand pounds ot A No. 1 DRY HIDES for sale at market prices. A?.80, One thousand pound?. TALLOW. April ll POPE A FRANKLIN.