The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, April 28, 1871, Image 3
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" , YgTWiaTTj.HBi Weelnesfey;ey*nlng, Apr? i
I Th> ?ttei'?pB?rg?n?.wpTkft to,
L fl-g,. ;:T?.a(?rs^ ps-^i?el o! tb? beaiegsrs
I opened to-day'; the second parallel has
\ also commenced. A g?n?ral attack ie
K expected tp^nighiii The Commnno hos
Basent tiio'best; battaliouB to threatened
aBpoints,> bat the defence nooma issn 21
?ierj?; . '-.':??vpw : ... : ;.,
W^&mas; Ap'Hl>27.---The Rr?z i&?ung
W annoppees,tjaatrPrince Bismarck bas in?
W etraotod Gen., Fabrice, to, represent to
the Paris Com muri o' that, in,caso of .any
mishap td tho Archbishop bf Paris, the,
Prussians, might probably ' interfere i?
the affaire of .tho. city ia favor of the
Versailles Gover^m'??W-^f
X^te?:??ift>. ?7-~ltv?ning;4tnv
Standard. |ia? tko folio wing1 despatch from
Paris': The Commune Buffers for want ol
union nmorjg the members, as well aa a
liok of mvi-oy and; men,;;. The. National
Guards ppenfy disobey tho orders of thc
Commune. It IS believed tho Commune
will makb its last stand inBqeJQe Bovol:
and Ru?' Castiglione; in tho immediate
vicinity of tho Place Vendome. Fort
Montrouge will probably bo stormed bj
tho Versailles army to-day. The Oom
rnuue lins impressed into military eeryici
thgp?zt?rji'of thbliy??sBoilway. '..VUV.
' '.. v:.i if+frvr-^- ' - N?. .
,j. Ainer?lciv? lpi?liiaon?e. -, .,
PHILADEI^HIA, ?April 26.^-A seco nt
cotton trado salo was held tb-day. 1,001
bales w, erb! B??d of :ajl- grades, ati ll)Z(c
11^?. There was : a largo attendance o
manufacturers from New York and tb
Eastern1 States.' ? : ? .,. '
SAN, Fj^dteppr^Ap^^-^Tn^ Medi
cine Society is making'extensive preps
tiona to reoeive"lh^ Eastern delegation
to the oottv'enr?er^,. ' The- Sacrament
Society/bas1, '.?ubsoribed "fclty??p' tdwar
the expenife/ "'j*4'
oial from Yersajjlesv.Wednesday, say
Liouia Blanc. hos .published along lette
against the Commune. Minister Picar
repudiates Government; intieferepce i
muni.c?pal/"" ?lections htOX?tl take irs p 1 ac
-throughout Franca on the 30th instan
Admiral Polthuanian bas decided to dil
arra fifty-four men-of-war.!. ?&v"
N?y OnwiiA??u, April 26.r-It is offioiu
ly elated that;the Bonnet Carre orevaai
waa 1,100-. foot wida at 2 o'clock th
cv?niug. Tm mo uso volume's of, wa?
ar? p?o'Hrig ^hr?dgl? '. tl?'e break at tl
* twelve mije ppst.i on tho Jackson Kai
road, the water ra om og six inches pv
the ! track. Engineers who carno dov
f rdm : qtipbing j report Walkie .swan
oomploioly submerged and water oomii
. int? the; fields .around Kernarville, ai
the' swamps back of..this; city; are co?
. monoing to ^l up from water baok?Dg
from,thp'laka\ ':->XQ?>; ? M-invO V./..: rr,.,
IiA^ikh-TrTae-^Howing; is from tl
offioial'fe?p'?rt?-'of r0h?ef-Eogiueer of Std
Thompson, dated ?P. M. : Upon my i
turn ?rom Bonnet Carro LOrovasBo,.tl
, even?n'?iilt^una;, j.fifylimited1,bews Ipg
tho'otker\oToyiiases--i-nothiDg definite
worin publishing. : ? By telegrama I lea
that the river baa j fallen three; inches
I Vicksburg, and twenty-one und a b
[ inohes,aVBaton Bouge. It is now eig
I feet: eight; in ohos below high water
I 1867; at Vicksburg, and thirteep. i nd
1 belofa high water : thia year at . Bat
B Rouge1..; I,'found Bonnet. Carre crevn
I 1,100 feet wide to-day, but the curr?
S ?ad waves had decreased 'in propbrti
? as the back rands became filled w
I water, and.the surface of tho riverie
I ereiL High wator mark at Logues
fl almost twenty-two feet above the level
1 Lake Ponchartrain ; the levee bey one
I twolvb'feot high. . Tho natural surface
I the ground at Porohe's, where the c
I vasse commenced; is about ten foot ab
jg the level land. To-day, tho river 1
I fallen, arid the . plantations covered
I water to baso of level; therefore
S rapid current through the crevasse
H deoreased, and probably no more wi
|? passes , to-day than yesterday, l am
eg dobtedtoi Col. Walton for : a calculai
? of the volume of wat ar passing, thal
Sn made thia morning, .before our orrivi
m which shows,180,000 oubic feet per
H oond, or ono-sixthjOf .tko whole voh
fl of the Mississippi ht that point. . '
M work of Boviner the 'ends of tho love
? progressing ?slowly, I bri account j of
S want of -oxperieacod ? labor and
lm changing conditions of field operati
H The steam pile-driver got hard agro
? away from.ita work; tho band pile-di
His the MUT oho working and doing j
|| Ber vice ' fit the .lower end of the br
H The temporary works at the upper
H washed away, and- it' is now expose
SB tho current andr" is caving gradu
?Financial arrangements must be mae
HI prosecute; the work with systematic,
Hoentrated labor, or what we are d
Sftwill be ' simply thrown away. In
Rgbpinion, it ls utterly Useless to atte
BRo close the * crevasse, for pr?par?t
gUbould not be made before the river
Bpnd tho damage yet to bo done will
??iuostion bf a months' duration, ant
885) f mach extant, He doses by ho
Sfthat measures will be provided to
SK&he ends of tho lovee, that so mud
Savill have to be rebuilt.
gg[ NEW OniiKANS, April 27.-Two co
?rn du ates of tho Howard Unive;
H>istriot of OolttmbTay this morning,
jjBapplioanta to the Suprome Court fo
Biission to tho bar of this State.
Applications were.'refus ;d, on the gr
HHhat, although partie?s \>ho have
gfflSoed bof?re thp" Sup rome Court ii
Esjnt'-ito oan be adniiltbd apon a motio
BK>fQ tho oourt- yet tbeso candidates
MBig from ti Territory do'nat come M
BSffl'o lefter of the low. ' They will he
SHSiasB "examination before a coram
B&tpol^ted by the Supreme Coart, 1
SjjWhey eau be admitted to practice, i
g&Sibblo gives Sheriff Lanvinet bo
Mtt.OOO'. in a suit in the'Eighth D
RSHourt, .^against the proprietors o
SBank Saloon. Tho snit was for $
^^femagea. f?r : refusing to furnit
HHeshments on account of color.
HWffl Poverty Point and Maroro ere
Hggive boen closod. Nothing fron
m_I jqiwlw i ? ll I ?' ?! 'll 1
? i'- min' j 1 '_'' ; " -'^ fr: IO."
nqt Corr^ ci^ yaese tooday, j '.No ! materiell
chango ia tho flood on.th? Jackson Bail
road.? SfcUoil ,-;>v;f .,-,,<.?.. WW ^?-;V
W?5HT??toN,' ; April '47: -^T>? Joint,
High Commission.b?fl adjourned to May
8, by -which timo it is understood tho
clerks will have : tbs trss^' in sh ap e.. .
? Tbo Impression ' is general tl mt the
opinion on Monday' will be adverse in
some, if .not in alb respects to* the late
decision regarding tho legal tender Aot;
I but, it is impofisiblp by djj>qn and fair
means, to obtain the foots';, however tho
?uprocpe Justices moy. have leaked to
interested parties, they have been water?
tight to the legitimate representatives of
tho press. . , . '.'",' '
' Latest advices state that Thiers has
announced-that active operations com
- mon cod -yesterday." The V?rsaillipts
made an unsuccessful attempt to cross
the Seine. , Fort Issy guns j have been
dismounted;'Fort Montrouge is in raine;
the Southern forta are badly damaged.
The V?rsailli?ts* projectiles . from the
South, fall within the ramparts, and
many'persons are killed and wounded.
The Mot d'Order says (ho Commune will
biota up the 'forts if - necessary. The
Communal Council now holds secret ses?
sions.
Spinner is worse and Corcoran better.
Col. Buger hos been appointed Superin?
tendent of West Point. ;y :J . ,
The Georgia case, recently argued, be*
foro tho Supremo Court, involving thc
value of notes for slaves, will not be de?
aided until another case from Arkansas
is argued, which argument will probablj
not occur until December. Tho Savan
nab Republican, of tho??th, says the Su
Sreme Court of South Carolina has latelj
eclared in .favor of the validity of. con
tracts in which slaves were tho consido
ration. The court was unanimous oi
the question. 1 h> Iv \
Probabilities-It is probable that brisl
and high Westerly winds, will be export
en?ed .for n short time on the lower lakes
followed by clearing up weather on Fri
day. Partially cloudy and ?loaring wea
fiber is probable for the Ohio Valley ant
lower Mississippi; cloudy, .followed. Iv
oloariug weather, on the South Atlant ii
coast.
: EuzAnETH, N. J,, April 27.-A trail
from Plainfield for New York struck on
bf Barnum's circus wagons this morn
ing, near Crawford, killing three mei
outright and dangerously injuring tv,
others. ;\:]
ii A HT F OK D, CONN., April 27.-Frede
rick Hall has been convicted of ? murde
in tho first degree-killing a woman
both colored; ' :
> SA? FRANCISCO, April 27.--T-The Fai
jury was out forty minutes. They r<
turned ^.verdict pf, murder in j ibo fin
d?gr?e. i_ \ ) . '. M
;j NnwYottK, April27?-7^A mass meelin
bf St. Crispins was. ??held to-day. Thei
were delegates from all .parts- of th
Union. Tho; spoakora denounced tb
Burlingame treaty, for sanctioning aa
introducing Chinese ..labor;, criticize
Kew England capitalists, who hold u
their ha.nds in horror of negro ?.slaver;
at the. same limo they foster the mqi
'degrading system of Coolie slavery; ar
protested that j remonstrances' to "' Coi
g ress were practically unbeodod.
. i Twelve persons have been arrested fi
forging County, claims. The freud i
volveB over. .$1,000, OOO.
MEMPHIS, April 27.-In the races,'i
day, the first was one by Bouquet,
2,18. The second, sweepstakes, oi
mile dash, was wonl?ySe%Bird; beatii
Sir Bufas, Lndy Fairchild and Hampto
Time, l.?9??. The third race, fall agei
Corresoa.won in two boats,-beating Ta
glofoot, Derringer,' Quartermaster, E!
Jack son and Sue Dougherty. Tin
and 1.48>?.. \
BICHMOND, April 27.-Lucien Beal
the notorious horse thief, with Alfr
Hazelfe and J. WI Watson, two men frc
North Carolina, held by the Unit
States-authorities for passing counter!
money; escaped from jail this'moron
at 3 o'clock.
: ALEXANDRIA, April 27.-J. M. Masc
of Virginia,- ex-Confederate Minister
England, is not expected to live thron
the night. He is Buffering from gene
nervous prostration.
. ' WILMINGTON, April 27.-A fight tc
?>lace, yesterday, between the negro o
?ws ofRobeson County and a part;
citizens, undor command of the shel
iu whioli two of the sheriff's posse w
killed and one severely wounded,
particulars. .,
-?-o
Mr. Jesse Kirby, of Gr?esvillo Co
ty, has, by a simple contrivance, arra
ed for two plows to be drawn by <
horse, thus performing double labor v
ono plow animal. After the ground
been broken up, the crop can bo plas
and cultivated (aotton) with the si
implements and horse-power.
fe Wanted,
'A GIHL to assist ic minding a child. i
J\ a WOMAN to cook and wash for a f
ly of throe grown persons and two child
None need apply without good reform
Liberal wages offerod. April 35 <
Fishing Tackle?
4LARGE and completo assortmon
?ILK, GRASS, FLAX and GOT'
ES.
ALSO,
Everv variety of superfine Limerick
Kirby HOOKS, Limerick Hooks on Gil
I and Gut, Cork Floats, Trout Spinners,
Nets, Fly Spoons, Multiplying Keels, Jus
ceived at E. TOLLAItD
April 25 tfg_.
Attention, Beal Estate Purchase
WE havo for sale, privately, which mu
disposed of at an oarly day, severa
sirable DWELLINGS.
AUO,. ?
A number of vacant building LOTS, I
of which aro very valuable. . .
Two elegant new STORES, at tho corn
Main and Lady Ht rents, for rent. Fosse
can be had Immediately.
We are*propared to negotiate loans on
security. E. W. BEIBEL? &'<
April 23 _.
For Sale.
<A A OAR LOAD of fine Kon-lfe
jQcyp\tuoky MULES and HORSES *?
f y /~\ -among them some faet^
?i 'atock-for sale. Apply at
AGNEW ?fc CO.'S Stables, Assembly stre
,: xi ft ?B un a i IT
BEAUFORT -COMMISSIONERS OP EI,EO
TION;- Alfred; Williams,; white, and J?i.? Bi\
Langley, colored,'Convicted ot ibis term1
of tho United States Circuit Court, for
changing nnrnes on tho hallo ls cost at
Beaufort, 8. C., in the Congressional
election,- in which U. C. .Bowen and B.
C. DeLarge were candidates, wcro sen?
tenced 'yesterday, by -his Honor Judge
Hugh"\?ii VBond,'--tb bo imprisoned two
years and pay afino of "5500 each. They
Wero committed to jail.
s ls ipj ii ^Charleston Courier.
? - " ?.*** j " '
Letters from Buenos Ayres give a
frightful account of the- havoc the yel?
low fever is making there. The deaths
or? sot down at 250 por day, and the
fright among the people all-pervading.
Ko nurses could bo, hal at any price.
"VVholo squares ihr th e. S on thorn part of
the'city were abandoned, and even* little
town within forty miles was overflowing
with fugitives.
The degree of Doctor of Medicine woe
conferred upon Miss Susan J. Taber, of
High Point. N. C., at the nineteenth an?
nual, commencement of the Women's
Medical College of - Pennsylvania, .at
Philadelphia, on tho 15th ult.
Qen. Sherman is how traveling through
the South, without escort. The Mobile
Register war OB him against thc Radical
Ku Klux, who would not hesitate to kill
him, or any other man, in the dark, to
make a little capital for their party.
Jack Frost is reported as making his
appearance in different portions of the
South, on Saturday night last, and play?
ing havoc with fruit and gardens gene?
rally.
It is reported that a colored mau-a
desperate character-residing in Wil?
liamsburg County, near Coward's Depot,
was hung by a party of disguised mon,
on Monday night last. '
Mrs. Goodwin, daughter of James E.
Hagood, Esq., of Pickeus, died on the
22d. She had been a bride but n few
months.
Mr. John Gilkerson, living on the
Laurens side, ncur tho Greenville line,
had his smoke-house broken into last
week, aud a quantity of . bacon stolon.
FINANCIAL AND UOMMKHC1AL.
LONDON, April 27-Evenin/r.-Secu?
rities unchanged: - ' '
FRANKFORT, April 27.-Bouda 96%@
97.
LIVERPOOL, April 27-Noon.-Cotton
openod firmer-uplands 7%@7%; Or
ioauB 7%(a)7%.
. " LIVERPOOL, April 27-Evening.-Cot?
ton dosed firmer-uplands 7%; Orleans
7%; sales 14,000 balds; speculation and
export 3.000. ' ?' ?
NEW YORK, April 27-Noon.-Floor
dull and deolining. ? -Wheat dull and in
buyers' favor. Corn quiet and un?
changed. Pork steady, at 17.00. Cot?
ton quiet;-middling 15)$; eales 2,000
bales. Freights quiet. Gold strong, at
10%@11. Governments and State bonds
steady, but dull. Stocks ; rather heavy.
Money steady, at 5. Sterling unchanged.
7 P. M.-Cotton quiet-^-sales 1,549
bales-Orleans 15%; uplands 15%.
Flour-Southern dull hud. heavy; com?
mon to fair extra 6.53@7.00; good to
choice 7.05@9.00.; Whiskey unchanged.
Wheat heavy and lo. lower-winter red
and amber Western 2.62@2.54. Corn
closed heavy and declining, at 73@74,
Mess pork 17.25. . Beef dull. Lard
firmer-kettle 11%. Freights unsettled
abd rather easier. Money 4@6. Ster?
ling steady. Gold ll%(a;ll%. Go?
vernments advauoed about J ii c., closing
firm.. State stocks dull. TennesseeB
66%; new 66%. Virginias 70; new 72.
Louisianas 67; new 68; levees 73; 8s 85.
Alftbam .s 1.0J%;5s70. Georgias 82;
7s 36. North Carolinas 48; new 25.
South Carolinas 70; new 60. There was
almost a panic in the stock market, with
a decline from 1@4% per cent.
CrNoiNNATi, April 27.-Flour and corn
quiet and unchanged. Provisions firmer
and in considerable demand, principally
to cover short' contracts. Mess pork
17.25@17.50. Lard 10%. Shoulders 7;
clear sides 9%. Whiskey 88.
ST. LOUIS, April 27.-Flou/ heavy for
all below choice-superfino winter 5.10
@5.25. Corn dall-choice mixed in
sacks 57@58. Pork firmer, at 17.50?
18.00. Shoulders 7; clear sides 9%(rtjl0.
Lard nominal.
BALTIMORE, April 27.-Cotton firmer
middling 14% ; receipts 124 halos; sales
675; stock 7,371. Flour dull. Wheat
quiot. Corn firmer-white Southorn
76@77; yellow 76(oj7S. Provisions and
whiskey unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, April 27.-Flour irregu?
lar and dull-super 5.80: double 6.50;
treble 6.60@6.75. Pork in demand, at
18.00, but that figure 1B refused; price
uominnl. Bacon depressed, ot 7%; rib
9%@10; sides 10%; hams 15(^15%.
Lard irregular-tieroe ll(5>li%. Mo?
lasses-demand good; common ferment?
ing 32%(3)37%; plantation reboiled 38?
50. Whiskey irregular and nominally
85@97%. Coffee inactive and nominal,
at 13%($15%. Cotton active, at full
prioes-middling 14><i(a;14%; receipts
1,639 bales; sales 5,100"; stock 188,075.
CHARLESTON, April 27.-Cotton quiet
middling 14; receipts 350 bales; sales
300; stock 18,019.
BOSTON, April 27.-Cotton dull-mid?
dling 15,'.j ; receipts 415 bales; sales 300;
stock 14,500.
AuausTA, April 27.-Cotton quiet and
i prices lower; sales 584 bales-Liverpool
middling 13j>?; receipts 225.
SAVANNAH, April 27.-Cotton iu mo?
derate demaud-middling 13%?14; re?
ceipts 876 bales; sales 400; stock 49,224.
j GALVESTON, April 27.-Cotton quiet
and steady-good ordinary 12%; reoeipts
1,312 bales; sales 500; stock 57,914.
j MOUFLE, April 27.-Cotton quiet
middling 14%; receipts .611 bales; sales
?500; steel. -13,404.
I .NORFOLK, April 27.-Cotton, quiet
low middling 13%; receipts 940 .bales;
sales 50; stock 2,673.
WILMINGTON, April 27.-?-Cotton quiet
and Btottdy-middling 18%; receipts 110
bales; sales 13; stock 1,470.
/ jaBL^'JL"' *?fSiw H. taaitob wlsho? to1
' .?SSllY(f^ mr?rra tllQ Ladies ju goneral that
. flSfli IL M i ?lio has Just . received another
JBMIIVJI supply of tho vory latest stvlea
~ ^UUlflJ MLLLINERY. Also, HAIR and
. joavjizv pAN0Y GOOIW, .Please caU and
' mUgr S examino thorn, which will be sold
ai reduced priced to ault the times.
, April 27 ' ' . < 8
J-U-B TIN
* j ; )"','!', AT
? E. JACKSON'S
DRU G STOKE.
BROWN'S TROQUES,
Worm Confections.
" Citr&toMagnosia,
Flavoring Extracts,
Seidlotz Powders,
Cough Remedies,
Porns Plastera, io., ?kc.
April 27 2
Just Received,
AT
TOUTER & STEELE'S,
A FULL LIKE OF
SASH RIBBONS,
IN ALL COLORS, FOn .
MAY PARTIES.
April 27
CORRECT TIME
MAY bo obtained by calling at ISAAC
SDLZBACIIER'S and purchasing ono
of those justly celebrated ELGIN
WATCHEB, ana whero you oan find a
complote stock of Diamonds, Jowolry,
Silver and PI at od W aro, of tho bout
Lmanufacturo. In addition aro the
Uuited States, Wultham, English aud SW?BB
Watches la Gold and Silver Caaos, which will
bo closed out at Now York prices.
Constantly on Inind lino Gold Chains, Seal
ninga, Charms, Lockets, Sleeve Buttons, SotB,
and a varied stock of Fancy Articles,
j All kinds of Repairing done promptly, and
warranted, by ISAAC BULZBACHER,
April 27_Undor Columbia HoteL
Piano or Melodeon to Exchange tor a
Mule pr Horse.
Il WILL exchange for a good MULE or
HORSE a PIANO or MELODEON. Apply
to JOSEPH NEWMAN, Piano Agent, one mile
from Columbia. Winnsboro Road, or loavo
note at tho Post Olli co or tho PUCKS ix Ollico.
April 26_
Dancing School.
MON H. BERGER, Artist in Dancing,
has tho honor of informing tho ladies
.and gentlemen of Columbia that ho.has
'oponed'? DANCING SCHOOL ?over the
Citizens' Savings Bank. Dancing is.taught j
in all its various branches. There aro Day'1
aUu Night Clscfcs. Best references given".
Fur particulars, applv at Hendrix House.' .'
April 25 _ . , -_
New Books.
CHIPS FROM A GERMAN WORKSHOP.
By Max Mullur. : . : . I ? . \ .
Ghardfa, or Adventures in tho Desert of |
Sahara. Ry G. Naphegyi, M. D., A. M. il.75.
Motherless, or a Parisian Family. - By au?
thor of John Halifax. $1 50.
Tho Siiont Partner. By author Gates Ajar.
Tho Franco-Prussian War. By Lundou,
With 18 portrait s ami l-l maps. $1.75.
Tho Empty Heart; a Novel. By Marion
Harland. $1.50.
Climates for Invalids, Sic. $1.25.
Qini'a Baby; his Birth and Misfortunes; a
Satire $1.25.
The Sisters of Orleans; a Tale of Raou and
Social Conflict. Also, a number of new
novels and other publications, just received
at BRYAN & MoCARTER'S
April 25_ Bookstore
AU* TO HAND.
OUR BEAUTIFUL, ATTRACTIVE AND
extraordinary
CHEAP ST?CK OF DRY HOODS
Is in store and moving, making room daily for
KEW ARRIVALS,
.Which wo will continuo to receive .".ll through
tho season.
OITR SAMPLE BUBEAl
Is a success, and wo aro now distributing
?oods ovor the entire State through its
agency. Tho most careless observer cannot
hut eco the great advantages to be derived
from dealing with a live house, like ours,
whero everything ia kept moving hy system
and order-where no extra profits are tacked
on to pay idle hands. Of course, wo can and
do 8ELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN AN?
HOUSE IN THIS SECTION. A positive
proof is, that wo sell moro Goods (han nil the
rest added together. That is the proof.
Tho pooplo know whero to buy cheapest, and
let tho stranger follow tho great public. In
buying, |et them follow thoso who kuou
R. C. SHIVER & CO.
April 3_
Ladies and Children's Dresses.
THE undersigned has just opened another
lot nf thoso beautiful plain and fancy
DRESSES AND SUITS for Ladies and Chi'
dren. They have been generally admired.
Call and seo them.
MRS. A. MCCORMICK,
April 20 Nearly opposite Hillard's.
Heise's Ice Cream Saloon
[S open lor tho season. Give us a call.
April 12
Feed Oats.
?AA BUSHELS prime heavv OATH, for
OUv/ sale low. E. HOPE.
April 21_ _
A Saleswoman or Milliner Wanted.
ONE who ia fully competent of attending
in a Millinery Storo can find employ?
ment by applying tu Mrs. A. MCUOIIJIIOK,
Main street. None but a co in pot cut perron
need apply. MRS. A. MCCORMICK.
April 21_
Soda and Mineral Water.
rp UK FOUNT is open for tho season, with
JL choice syrups, mado from puro juice of
tho fruit. HElSE'a CONFECTIONERY.
ICE CREAM,
TO be had ut MCKENZIE'S SALOON, on
and after to-dny, during the season.
April? _
500 Barrels
EXTRA Familv, Medium and Common
FLOUR, for wale low. E. UOPE.
I? NOW PREPARED '
WITH A FULL ARD SELECT STOCK
" ,. or' *',.;.* ;,v "
Fancy Goods and Toys.
THE most ooropleto in variety and quality
in the ol ty. Un ri rig geode Xor boya and
girls, consisting or Bats and Balbi, Marblon,
kipping Ropes, Croquet Sota, Hoops, Blow,
Rubber, Blond?n, Rainbow, Gyroscope, Cha*
m?leon, Spring and Fancy Tops, Dolls in pro?
fusion, dressed and undressed, Fancy Boxes,
Bags, vf Uh a large stock of Common Toys.
A large and varied assortment of pure Can?
dies, manufactured daily. Cakes of all kinds
fresh made every day. French Bon Bons,
Crystallized Fruits, Choeolotc, Nougeat, Lon?
don Almonds, Cream Dat cu, Ac. Canned
Goods, a foll supply. Jollies, home manufac?
turo from puro fruit. Foreign Fruits and
Nuts, Almonds, Raisins, a full line. English
Crackers, Albert Biscuit, genuine.
Weddings, Parties,Pie Nicst&o., supplied to
order, with Cake, Ice Cream, Lemonade, Ac.
Cali at McKenzie's Confectionery and Toy
Store, Main Btreet, near State Houso, and bo
convinced that our assortment and pr icen can
not be excelled._April 36 ,
NEW STORE.
THE enbsoribors beg leave to inform their
friends and tho public generally that they
have Opened their NEW 8TOBE, si tho cor?
ner of Richardson and Gervais streets, whore
they have a full assortment of
CHOICE GROCERIES
AND
PREVISIONS.
Wo continue also our Lower Store, and in?
vite attention to either house. Everv article
sold wo warrant BB represented; and for the
convenience of families, we are prepared to
deliver at their houses all gooda purchased
from us.
Our Senior, who has boen engaged In this
business in HUH city since 1843, will give hie
close attention, and will use his beat efforts
to please all who favor us with their patronage.
April 2t>t3 H. O. SENN ?Si BON.
"LOVE & CO."
open on MONDAY a beautiful line
Ladies' Dress Goods,
INCLOOINO .,
;': MADDER LAWNS,
From lOo. upwards. -
SILK GRENADINES,
From 23s. upwards.
LACE FOISTS,
AS? ./
LACE PALETOTS.
. From ?3.00 to ?50.00. .
Also, wc will exhibit a beautiful line and a
BIG DRIVE IN .
SHETLAND SHAWLS
SHETLAND MANTLES,
AT 83.00 EACH.
Evor fully alive to the wants of our onatoni
ere, our buyer in New York is watching the
market closely, and has sept us, USHER TUE
DECLINK, a r.:o ?TOCK of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
We are making quick sales and email profits
and our low pnces satisfv the closest buyer. a?
W. D. LOVE, ?i
April 15_B. B. McOREErtY.
mi.- TS\JT_j.*,
BOOT, SilOE, DAT AND TRUNK
EMPORIUM
I'S now roeeiving another of ita nnnanally
JL "'arse ateofen, coushsiing of e)\ the. load"
iug etyles for Ladios, Gents, Misses. Boys,
Youths and Children. This e.tock has been
pui chased under unusually favorable cironm
ht a nc CH. Our bujt-r bel?g on the apot, when
goods had roached the bottom, left large
order? to ho manufactured. Many of thf.se
goods arc now just arriving in time for the
approaching Stuto Convention and Railroad
Meetings. Persons visiting the city will find
it greatly to their advantage to call and seo
the groat bargain?.
Ono door North of Columbia Hotel; at
April 23_A. SMYTH E'S.
Natural Frozen Ice.
AS tho snmmer season is now approaching.
I wish to inform my old customers, and
the public in general, that having secured a
good crop of natural frozen lake ICE, this
winter, wo aro prepared to furnish it, in nny
quantity, as low as any that oan be procured
here, that is, from ono to ono and a half cents
per pound, according to quantity, and .have
boon selling at that price nineo the 1st of
Januarv. J. D. BATEMAN, Ag't,
March 17 2mo_Columbia leo House.
Keyes' Early Prolific Tomato Plants.
IT ia olaimod that this TOMATO is fifteen to
thirty days earlier thau any othor variety
kuown. The fruit is of good size, round and
smooth, brilliant color, perfectly solid and
line davor. Plants now readv, cold frame
stock hardened. Can bo transplanted without
loas. For sale at
April 14 t HEINITSH'8 DRUG STORE.
JUST RECEIVED,
ASMALL invoice of thoeo genuine Albert
BISCUITS, manufactured by McKenzie
it McKenzie, Edinburg, Scotland. *
ALSO,
English Biscuits, Fancy Nie Nacs, Bril?
liants, Gouis, Cornhill, Ac!
April 7_JOHN MCKENZIE
GOOD BUTTER,
EUNE BEEF, flue Beef Tongues, tine
Smoked Beef. Sugar-Cured Strips,
Sugnr-Cured Shoulders, Sugar-Cured . Pisr
Hams, Dutch Horringa, Cream Cheese and
Champagne Cider, at
April ti G. PIERCE'*.
Cotton Seed Oil.
4 PUKE article, superior to others ns a
2\. salad oil for table use, ai one-third tho
price of imported. For sale by
April t>___EDWARD nOPE.
Kio Cottee.
p?/\ BAGS RIO COFFEE, for sale low to.
OU deajorsjjy_ EDWARD HOPE.
Seegera"' Beer"
DON'T contain Strychnine. It is pure, and
warranted tobo so. March ll
G. F. JACKSON'S. .
NOT to bo boat- by any kouse tn the city,
. large or small. . White PIQUES at ?L
coota to 60 cents per yard. MUSLINS at 10
conta por yard-warranted to wash. DAMASK
DOYLIES at 75 cents to $1.50 per dozen, and
a host of cheap DRY GOODS and FANCY
ARTICLES, at less prices Ultu before the war.
April 9 , . !
THIS IS THE CHANCE!
; A largo lot of
REMNANTS!!
For. sale CHEAP ot
C. F. JACKSON'S.
FAN MILLS,
QBAIN CRADLES,
HORSEPOWERS,
REAPERS,
MOWERS, and all kinds Harvesting Machine*
on hand and for Bale at lowest prices in the
market.
We call special attention to our Horeo
Fower, which ia ?he bool power in ase and
not high priced. With our experience in
planting, and tho ,uso of agricultural imple*
monta and machines, together with our facili?
ties for having goods manufactured, we claim
we can give" lower figures, better goods and
better satisfaction than any otherhouse in the
country. Send for catalogue.
April 23 , L?RICK & LOWRANCE.
Terms Cash Only,.
OUR terms are slriclly cash, and no order
will hereafter be filled, or goods deliver*
ed, until paid for. All parties indebted to us
will please cali and pay the same immediate?
ly._ J. A T. B. AGNEW.
WALTER C. FISHER,
D R tl G G I S T ,
?* . i ? ? . - And Dealer In . '
Family Medicines, Seeds,
; FANCY GOODS, ?Sic..
. OPPOSITE THE COLUMBIA HOTEL.
HAVING JUST OPENED MY
.ii HUG STORE, I offer to Columbia
'abd vicinity a well-seleoted stock of
PURE DRUGS, FAMILY MEDI?
CINES, SEEDS, - and everything
usually kent, in a. first class estab?
lishment. . Prescriptions, carefully prepared.
I introduce, a new feature (for Columbia)
in the" prescription business, having s BELL
I at the front'door, and a competent {tenon to
sleep in ibe Store, parties can bo supplied
with Medicine at any hoon of the night.
Aprils . . ', . V . ' ?*
OHS?BB & WILEY,
.. . :..,
.DEALERS IN.
"\, . .riri:/ li;-- r'?ji?fdHub?!} ch) ?t'hi?hai
:C;L'?#-H.I N.G.:.."'
.v f * ? . . i. - J 1 > ? . .'. '' ' ' lin? i. r?
HATS, TRUNKS, VALISES,
GENTS!. FUBSISfllNG GOODS,
?UMBRELLAS, CANES AND,
Boys' Clothing,
(Successors to W. J. Hoke.)
WILL continue the business at the Old
stand. Main street.
We will sell the recent purchase at New
York cost.
Come and see our new stock of SPRING
GOODS now arriving, and purchased by that
experienced and artistic clothier, G. M. JOHN?
SON, i h. D. CHILDS,
Maroh 17 t2mo JOHN B. WILEY.
For Sale.
MTHAT splendid family RE8IDENCE,
with forty-two aeres of land attached,
know RS the "Walker Pitee." Ssrerii
hundred fruit trecB of the choicest selection
now in full bearing. The lands are comprised
of highlands ^and meadow, with a bold free
spring not distant from the house. The front,
near four acres in extent, faoes on Upper
Boundary, one of our most public streets.
For terms, Ac, apply to
R. O'NEALE &, 80N,
April U_Cotton Town. .
FLANTS FOR SALE.
ORNAMENTAL FOLIAGE.
?y Aohyranthus, Altemanthera, Begc
?tf nia, Canna, Coleus, Geranium, (va?
riegated,) OH zenia, (variegated,)
i Vinca, (variegated,) Pyre thrum
And many other varieties.
BEDDING PLANTS.-Yerbe?la, Petunia.
Heliotrope, Salvia, Lantana, Double While
Feverfew, Cuphea, Coleus, Chrysanthemums.
50 varieties or GERANIUMS, consisting of
Double, Variegated, Ivy, .Scented, Scarlet,
Nosegay and Large Flowered.
10 varieties of FUSCHIA.
Also, a ohoico selection of ANNUAL, BIEN?
NIAL and PERENNIAL PLANTS, raised from
carefully selected Seed, and ready for trans?
planting. Apply to W. H. WIGG,
Washington street, one door from Bull.
March 31_^2_timo
STOVES? STOVES! STOVES!
???-? -
Tin-ware! Tin-ware 1 Tin-ware!
PLUMBING, ROOFING, GUTTERING, and
all work in this line, pot up to order
and ready for sale at the
CAROLINA MANUFACTORY.
Call at cither house-Columbia or Newberry
HENRY H. BLEASE,
March 22 t_;_Proprietor.
White's Gardening for the South,
T>Y the lato Wm. A. White, of Athena, Ga.
r> *2.
HOLMES" SOUTHERN FARMER and MAR?
KET GARDENER. ?1.50. '
The Phoepha'o Rooks of South Carolina,
their HiHtory -.ud Developments-Colored
Flatos. $1.25.
Six Sermons on Temperance, by Lyman
Beecher. .
Sacred Rhetoric; or ft Courue of Lectures on
Preaching, R. L. Dabney, D. D. ?.50.
Anv above soutiby mall.
DUFFIE fe CHAPMAN,
Feb 19 Opposite Columbia Hotel.
O'. W. WIECKENG,
CORNER EISC AND SOCIETY SI'S;,
CI1ARL.KSTON, S. C.,
AGENT for MILWAURIE LAGER BEEP
Orders solicited. April 14 Cf*