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T, r '. -r*-?>'.<. . iv.';?; . Vi- . -l^orolgn AGalrai . .' -VPAISS, . ,,?prlP- ??^Thoro has been ] - heayy^flriugVt?-d?y;. Sooth and Weat of J . the, oity, and it ia now . violent. ? The yereaillists jare attacking all, points simultaneously.:- '..The Commune has i mad? ? requisition of - 2;000,000 francs ;opon tho railway companies. -Provi . siensarrive but seldom* and ar? growing i Boar.ce?: .....- v., .. : ... .! LONDON, April 29.-The ?Wnsa* speoial shys at .'day^break',' yesterday, the .insur? gents attaok?d Monlineaux, Glamert and Chatillon, but vfere repulsed. Paris gossip to Thursday night asserts that tbroo now Versailles batteries would open on Friday. .'. 2.000 persons fled from Paris von: Wednesday. The Commune] has nominated Regault as Procurer. Four Communists; captured in a sally at Villejeoff, were immediately shot. Mac Mahon is nfc Chateau Beean. The sailors have abandoned the guns at Issy. Tho fort is soarcely tenable and the loss heavy;i: "? ? ? ? Ame rican I niel ll ac nc c. j O IN CTN N AU , April 29.-The Beard of Alder mou declino to appoint a commit-1 tee to assist in the decoration of the ' Federal soldiers' graves. The Aldermen . object to the manner of the ceremonies as usually con dueted. HAVANA, April 29.-Colonel Acosta, a ' nativo (J?ban, commanding a Spanish battalion, publishes a letter, donying that bia soldiers assassinated two ladies and three children,'as oharged by Ces pedos. Acosta accuses the guerrillas of the Colon battalion with the outrag?. Fajardo commands in' the jurisdiction of Saootus Espiritas. The Diario says thero ?B unsatisfactory information from Porto Rico. The political situation of the Antilles is beeb ming daily more compli? cated. NBWYOBK, April 29.-TWO fatal boiler ! explosiona oacurred yesterday. The Caban captain Juan Orena, re? cently captured, was shot near Bayasao. NEW ' ORL?ANS, April 28.-The City j Surveyor reports the river falling and the levees all safe along the front of the j ? oity. Bonnet Carra crevasse is now 1,200 feet wide; other wno there has been no material change in the situation there. The': water is within half a mile of Keno villo; it has also made its appearance in the low grounds East and South. WASHINGTON, April 28.-William T. Blackford has beea appointed speoial! agent on mail depredations in Alabama and Mississippi, ??cs Selma Martin, colored.. . It is probable that the barometer will continuo low ou Sunday throughout the country East of the Rooky Mountains, i and ?hat very eohnidarable depression ' .will be. developed West of and in Illinois. No Borious disturbance is probable for] the Atlantic and. Golf coast. Fresh North and East winds will probably bo experienced on the upper lakes. ALEXANDRIA, VA., April 29.-J.imes1 M. Mason, (ex-Confederate Minister io I England,) died last night, from general debility. 5 He had been unconscious for a day or two, and died without pain. NEW YORK, April 29.-Arrived-gun? boat Meteor, from Havana, via Charles? ton. O'Baldwin, tho pugilist, having served outr bis sentence in Lawrence (Mass.) ?"ail, for prize fightiag, was yesterday re eased. His admirers gavo bim an ova? tion and a new suit of clothes, and aro going to set him np again with a theatri? cal benefit. 1,000 Pounds Tallow, FOB Bale by POPE lc FRANKLIN. April 80 Columbia Building & Loan Association. THE'rogular monthly mesting of this Asso? ciation will be boklTO-MollUOW [Mon? day] EVENING, at 8 o'clonk. Bv? order of I the President. - A. G. BnENl/ER, April SO 1 _ ?Boera fa ry. MILLLNEKV. MHB. O. E. RIflBB wiahet, to inform tho ladies wiibing to p ur-1 ohaso tho latest aid most >y, nshionablo stylos of MIiLlNElli : ( at reduced pricoB. FiW ?up- p v plies from ?ow York an?=?"*r ; cities every week. Ploas' fal" " and see for yonraelvca._Apr?'Oi^^ Fresh and Choice Articles. TUST RECEIVED, choice Smokod Beef, (J in pieces Buitablo for families, cboicu and large 8moked Tongues, clioico Goshen Batter, best pure Leaf Lard, family Mackerel, . in kits, ckoioo Sugar-cured Hams, oxi.ru Fa? mily Flour, Sugars of all kinds, suporior Java Coffee. OannodGoods in variety, with numer? ous other, articles. R. D. BENN & SON. April 80 ta_ Cr acker B! Crackers!! THE subscribers havo Just received a very1 superior assortment of ORAOKER8, all (H fresh and nico, consisting of the following: Extra Butter, Milk, , j Boston, Nio Naos, Aoriated, Dossert, Albert, Lemon Snapps, Ginger Bnapps, Tea Oakos, Bods, ?co. April 80 gt_B. D. BENN A; HON. BisGOlntion. ?T1BE copartnership herotoforo existing un J. der the firm of J. & T. R. AGNEW is thib day dissolved by mutual consent. All in -, dented to Bald firm will please mako immedi? ate patment to John Agnew & Son, to whom those having olaimB against said firm will pro sent ssmofor liquidaticn. V '." v JOHN AGNEW. April 80 6- THOMAS lt. AGNEW. '.vt.'-.---, Copartnership. THE Undersigned, having purchased tho ._%?#'??&lr.?h*n?lze of *h? lat? Arm of ?&J$&fSw3J&? *m oonduot tho business S^fP%!^^?fl0r the firm of JOHN AG? NEW & BON. -They.trust, by >w?t attontion to business, and- the low rateB at which they will sell tholr goods, to merit tho patronago heretoforo oxtotidod to tho lato Arm. ?. JOHN. AGNEW, j April 80 0 JOHN''AGNEW. Ja. ?? " ' " "' u, a uiuu _. FANOY 0?.N?8, at. . E. POLLARD'S. . April 28 tbmC NEW ! YOBK, April 29-Noob.-Flour | sind wheat . steady. V. Corn lo. better. Pork steady-roe ?s 18,00. ; Lard quiet, at ll@ill^. Cotton unoh?nged-mid? dling 15??; sales.2,000 bales. Freiguts doll. Gold Bteady, at 11??@11&. Go? vernments very firm, but dull. Stocks very active, but not quite so strong as at- the opening. Money steady, at 5. Exchange-long 110; short 110^-g. 7 P. M.-Cotton quiet and easier;! sales 513 bales, at 14% for uplands. Floor a shade firmer, at 6.55(3)7 00; common to fair extra Southern 7.05(a) 9.00; good to choice 7.05@9.00. Wheat I uncettled and a shade firmer, at 1.47@ 1.50 for new spring; 1.50@1.53 for win? ter red and amber Western. Corn scarce, and l@2o. better-76(2)78 for1 mixed Western afloat. Pork moro active and firmer-mesa 18.37(a) 18.50. Lard quiet aod steady, at 10j>^(2ill>? for steam; ll % for kettle. Money easy, at j 3(2)4 on Governments. Exchange 1.10 (ajl.lOM. Gold ?^@1?J?. Govorn I ments firm-62s, 64s nnd 60s, old, about bettor at olose-62s 14j^. States very dull. Freights dull and ruther heavy. BALTIMORE, April 29.-Cotton steady and in fair domand-middling 14>..i ; re? ceipts 215; exports coastwiso 200; sales G75; stock 5,745. CINCINNATI, April 29.-Flour in good demand, at full prices. Corn firm, at 57. Provisions excited, und stocks with? drawn, anticipating higher prioes. Bacon hold nt 7}?; shoulders 9,'?(2)10;! sides i^c. less. Mess pork held at 18.75 (2)19.00. Lard ll. Whiskey steady and ia moderato demnnd, at 88. CHABIJESTON, April 29.-Cotton quiet middling 14; receipts 460; exports const wise 803; sales 300; stock 18,177. AUGUSTA, April 29.-Cotton closed quiet and weak, at 13^(2)131? for mid? dling; sales 390 bales; receipts 80. SAVANNAH, April 29.-Cotton firm middling 14; receipts 766 bales; sales 800; stock 45,416. WILMINGTON, April 29.-Cotton steady -middling 13}?; receipts 87 bales; Halos 23; stock 1,815. MOBILE, April 29.-Cotton quiet and steady-middling 14J?; receipts 520 bales; sales 1,000; stock 1.852. NEW ORLEANS, April 29.-Flour dull and nominal-superfine 5 65(2)5.75; dou? ble 6.37K; treble 6.70(2)6.90. Corn easier-mixed 70(2)71; whito 72(2)74. Pork in bettor demand and firmer, at | 19.00. Bacon dull and nominal, at 1% @I?j?; hams 15?15>?. Cotton steady and in fair demand-middling 14J,.<@ 14%; receipts 2,023; sales 7,000; stock 172,655. ? LIVERPOOL, April 29-3 P. M.-Cotton j opened quiet and Bteady, but closed 1 dull-uplands 7\'?; Orleans 7j?; sales 110,000 bales* speculation and" o: i 3,000. I LONDON, April 29-3 P. M.-Consols 193)^. Amorican Beourities quiet and steady-62s 90%. Monday will bc ob I served as a holiday on the stock exchange. For Sale. 1 d\ A OAR LOAD of lino Knn->?w 7?jr\tncky MULES and H O It S ES*?? Ci AI -among them nemo fast^j~^S ? stock-for Bale. Applv at^^^^^ AGNEW & CO.'S Stabloa, Assembly street. April 25 For Bent. THE commodious and desirable Jiijj ROOMS abovo tho Storo wc occupy !UL singly, in suits, or altogether. Fos ! session or tho second tloor desired in Sep? tember. R. ?. SHIVER & CO. April 28_ Ladies and Children's Dresses. THE undersigned has just opened another lot of those bcautitnl plain and funcv DRESSES AND SUITS tor Ladies and Chil? dren. They have been generally admired. [ Call and sec them. MRS. A. MCCORMICK, April 20 . Nearly opposite Kinard's. Feed Oats. AAA BUSHELS primo heavy OATS, for OUU sale low. E. HOPE. April 21_ A Saleswoman or Milliner Wanted. ONE who is fully competent of attending in a Millinery Storo can lind employ: mont hy applying to Mrs. A. MCCORMICK, Minn street. Nono but a competent pursou oed apply, M Ito. A. MCCORMICK, ..April 21 Cotton Seed Oil. jJJRE articlo, superior to others ns n B|d oil for tabb? use, at one-third the price ofttuportcd. Por ?alo by April 0_ j j EDWARD nOPE. Soda and Mineral Water. mflE FOUNT is opon fer tho season, willi 1 choice syrups, made from puro juico of I the fruit;_HEISE'S CONFKOTIONEItY. Dancing School. MONS. BERGER, Artist in Dancing, has the honor of informing tho ladies .and gentlemen nf Columbia that ho has \>poned a DANCING SCHOOL over Ibo Citizens' Savings Bank. Dancing is taught in all its various branches. There are Day and Night Classes. Best references given. For particulars, apply at Hendrix House. April 25 Seegers' Beer is Pure. IT don't contain Cococulus Indiens Fish Bornes to make sleepy or headacho. Cock Fight ! Cock Fight ! ! A A MAIN OF COOKS will bo g& fought at Exchango House Cock dsLaifo, Pit, Columbia, S. C., on MAY lilli, B^tf^?Bl0th and 11th. Newberry against VKWttmst?dgntiold. Show soventoon Cocks. ^jJ^VfiflNowborry bots $1,000 to $760 on tho ^Ja^Bm main, and $100 on each light. April 25 _ _ Keyes' Early Prolific Tomato Plants. IT is claimed that this TOMATO is fifteen to thirty days earlior than any othor variety known. Tho fruit is of good size, round and smooth, brilliant color, perfectly solid and fine flavor. Planta now ready, cold framo ? stock bardon ed. Can bo transplanted without I loss. For salo at April 14 t HEINITSH'S DRUG STORE. JUST BECEIVED, ASMALL invoico of thoso genuino Albert BISCUITS, raanufaoturod hy McKenzie ic MoEonzlo, Edinburg, Scotland. ALSO, English Bisouits, Fancy Nio Nacs, Bril? liants. Gems, Cornhill, Ac April 7_JOHN McKENZIE. Heise'8 Ice Cream Saloon IS open tor tho season. Givo UB a call. April 12 T?oro ia something diabolically Bag-, gestivo in thia resolution, adopted.at a recent New Mexico gathering:' "Resolved, That by the. expenditure of $80, OOO I among volunteers, the Indians can ho gathered upon r?servations where they will stay forever." . We hear that it is. beooming quite common for gentlemen to wear ladies' bracelets on their arms as "gages d'amour." We have read of scab mani? festations of idiocy in novels, but never expected to meet with thom in real life. THE HIGHEST BREOOE IN THE Wonnn. Tho Baltimore Bridge Company is hav? ing manufactured a wrought iron viaduct for a railway in South Amerioa, which is 575 feet long and 250 feet high. Some oitizoos of Wallingford, Conn., tarred and feathered a man on Sunday night, who had shocked their prejudices by his free-love and impious dootrines. A minister not long ago preached from tho text, "Bo yo thereforo stead? fast;" but the printer made him expound '.Be ye there for breakfast." For Sale. WE offer tho following desirable pro? v?nt pert} tor sale: THtyr splendid family RESIDENCE, with forty-two awe of land attached, known as tho "Walker Place." Several hundred fruit trees ol tho choicest selection now iu full bearing. Tho hinds arc comprised of highlands and meadow, willi a hold inn spring not distant from thehouso. The front, near four acres iu extent, faces on Upper Boundary, one ol' our must public struuta. ALSO, That very desirabln piece of property situ? ated on corner ot' Richardson and Lumber streets, running back to Assembly, containing ' near two aeres land. On tho premises is ai lengthy brick Btore, say 200 feet deep. Tliii lot comprises one; of thu most desirable build . ing bites in the eily. ALSO, Tho Lot situated on coiner of Richardson and Luircl streets, opposite the propose, I Court House and Post ?ftren, for whicn $.5,000 bas been appropriated, fronting 00 feet o'? Main street and 20S on Laurel. lt; O'NEALE & SON, April 29 Cotton Town; WALTER C. FISHER, " (Opposite Columbia liottl,) DRUGGIST AND DEALER E Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, SPONGES, Chamois Skins, Corks, I'oilot Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Combs, \ Toilot Soap, Castile Soap, J Say Rum, Hair Oils, ? Vichy Salt, Kissingen Salt, I Nit. Cerium, iietbig s Moat, Jam. Ginger, '?orn Starch, Gelatine, Cloves, ' Allspice, Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Maco, Pure Soda, Eng., Cream Tartar, Congress Water, Sec. 93~ Proscriptions propared at Any hour of tho night or day. April 29 South Carolina Railroad Company, COLUMBIA, S. C., April 28, 1871. I PERSONS desiring to participate in tho fes? tivities of tho "German Schutzonfesi," at Charleston, S. C., May 1st. 2d, 3d, 4th and 5th, aro rcBpoctfully informed that tboy will bo accommodated with tickets to go aiid re? turn FOR ONE FAKE. Salo pf tickets com-, meneiug on tho 20th and ending Muy the otb; good to return May the 8th, inclusive. April 29 5_J. E. MARLEY, Agent. CORRECT TIME! MAY be obtained by calling at ISAAC SULZBACHER'S aud purchasing ono of those justly celebrated ELGIN WATCHES, and where you can find t. completo hiock of Diamonds, Jowolry, Silver and Plated Ware, of tho best manufacturo. In addition are tho Uuited States, Waltham, English and Swiss Watches in Gold and Silver Cases, which will bo closed out at New York prices. Constantly on band lino Gold Chaim*, Si al Rings, Charms,Lockets, Sleeve Duttons,Set*, and a varied stock of Fancy Articles. All kinda of Repairing dono promptlv, a-al warranted, by ISAAC SUL/,UACUEU, April 27 Under Columbia Hon ? FAN MILLS, Q.RAIN CRADLES, HORSE POWERS, ltEAPJi?S, : MOWERS, and all kinds Harvesting Machins on hand and for salo al low(at prices in ho market. \ \Yc call special attention to our Horse? power, which is thc best power in U?O and not high priced. Will our experience in planting, and thc use of agricultural iinp.e menls and machines, together with our fae iii ties for having goods manufactured, wceiyiui we can give lower figure?, better got.!? lind better satisfaction than any otherh?ns?iu jibe country. Send for catalogue. April 23 L?RICK jV LOWRAfrjf ICE CREAM, TO bo bad at MCKENZIE'S SALON and after to-day, during tho acaso. April7 Rio Co Gee. t?r\ BAGS RIO COFFEE, for aahlow 0\f deal ors by EDWARD Di Seegers' Beer I DON'T contain Strychnine. It is pl warranted to bo so. Mi 500 Barrels EXTRA Family, Medium and j FLOUR, for nate low. E. 1 .c, and .b ll :> ramon OPE. For Sale. ASET of COTTON SPINNING MAJ WINE? RY complote; to consume abpnt 000 pounds Cotton per week, making Not 25 and No. 30 Yarns: for water power. Beat Eistorn mako; liberal credit if desired. Applv to JOHN H. HOLMES, Boyco'a Wburf, April 28 +10 Charleston, H. C. Odd Fellows' Academy. THE subscriber, now in charge of thia Academy, has associated .with him R. H. Ci.AnKsoN, EBI].. A ?gentleman of ch aract er and attain? ments; and they proposo to estab? lish au ENGLISH AND CLASSI? CAL SCHOOL of high o.dor. And upifl terms so accommodating, that few will bo atablo to avail thomsolvos of its advantages. '-They ask tho favorable consideration of tlujpublio. Tho School will opon on tho 1st of M>y. For particulars, apply to either of tho subscribers. J. J. MoOANf S, April mwmB R. H. CLARK ION. g EXPENSE^ Vf F K.tsres aro always paid by tl>9 " OUSTOMSXjfcS. Tho Biualicr tho oxponaoa the ,' CHEAPER The GO'U'H can bo aold; tmercforo, as tho $3J,000 Store ia tiio smallestf; it ia aa induce? ment la?0* f From; . 7C' ,*' JA"CSON, ^Wh^^lCW ?CLAH8 GOODS at tho LOWF.K^g^s^-J April 29 M Mp Z I E Twin ?/repared WITH 4TL ?p SELECT STOCK tey Qo/OF Fan] yMfds and Toys. fTiHE moavHMBBo in variety and quality JL in the c^K ".swing goods tor boya ami girl?. coiiH?iJ| ? HlirtlH 11,1,1 i!a,1*> Marblca, Skipping hjfl Hoquet ?Situ, U?opa, Blow, Rubber, BCmM^Boubow, Gyroscope Cha? meleon, Hi'rinBMHFancy Tupa, Dcdls in pro? fusion, d I'et-aiSH B undressed. Fancy Boxes, Cug-j, with a iHHock of Common Toya. A lar^ro and VB assortment of pure Can dicH, uvanniact^^BJlaily. Cakes of all kinds fresh made nvSH ny. French Hon HutiH, C,? \ atullized FrHKChopolatc, Nougcat, Lon? don Almonds, KgSUM Bates, Ac. Canned Oonda, a full ?oHH Jellies, home manufac turo fnnn purJJHK?L^ Foreign Fruits and Ni IIB. Al m omis, figs'- in's.' ft J n ll lino English Crackers, AlbriHRcnit, gei??iuu. Weddings, 1'aBH. pic ^Nics, iVc^SUppl'u d to order, wuh (iakSBH.> Cream, Lemonade, Ac. Call at MclioB 'a Confectionery and Toy Store, Main strcjVucar iSt-<.t*? ?ouao, und be i convinced that cgBasrrorlnient ami prices can? not be exceled. ? Apiil2(> Justplcceived, iii]:: 'I AT PORTER & STEELE'S, A FD 1.7. LINK OF SASH RIBBONS, IN ALI. COLOnS, FOU MAY PARTIES. Anril 27 Another Novelty ! AT I 1 PORTER & STEELE'S. w E show to-day, together with tho cboico line of DKY GOODS mentioned in our last advertisement, tho PATENT UPRIGHT BUREAU TRUNK, Tho only Trunks of thi-t kind in the city. Como and aco them before they aro sold. No ITU A no E ron snowiKo. April U _PORTER A STE F LE. Desirable Vehicles. ?JPI?L WE have now on hand a full and ]??a?ji^-tine assortment of BRETTS, Rock aways and Buggies, which we oner at cost prices for cash. These are onr own manufac? ture, and wo warrant them tn bo of superior workmanship. Wo are constantly adding to our stock and will mauufaciuro to order any desired style of vehicle, from a small Pouy Flinton to a largo Carriage. I REPAIRING promptlv attended to. CARROLL A SPELLMAN. March 31 lino BRANDIES. CASKS James TIennessy's <t Brandenburg t_J) Freres BRANDIES, imported direct, and utiered pur?; and unadulterated; These coni priso vintages of 1835, 1S.">S, ISfiO und 18li3 rtiork of Hocks. Clarets and White Wines in? clude sumo of tito most famous brands as well as ?OU?id low priced youda. For sale bv March25 GEO. SYMMERS. "E?P0111U1I (IF FAS?l?S," " AUIIKVI1.I.1C, K. C. JAMES W. FOWLER, Proprietor. T?PV fLOATiO UT TT T TVTT71T? XT - ivX irCx/A?f-?; ULajJxixMJuill/A AND DRESS - MAKING. /^S&'fc SAMPLES of DRY GOODS sent I S^RHby mail. MILLINERY sent by i x Sn $?Ml,roh!' a,l*l satisfaction guaranteed. ?6*1 I'articuhir allcution paid lo the 3*?*" A lillillg ol orders. April 1 lino Natural Frozen Ice. 4 S tim summer season is now approaching. J\. I wish lo inform my old customers, and the public in general, that having secured a good crop of natural frozen biko ICE, this winter, we aro prepared to furnish it, in any quantity, us low as any that eau be procured here, that is, from one to one and a halt cents per pound, according to quantity, and have been selling at that price since tho 1st vi January. J. D. BATEMAN, Ag't, March 17 2mr> Columbia les llousr. Pickled Meats, &c. THIS DAY RECEIVED: FULTON MARKET ROUNDS, i anon ?tia, uv. ISX?S?S . Pig Pork, Davis* Diamond Ham*, Ferris' Sugar-cured Strips, Extra Beef Tongue.-, Smoked Beef. Something new every dav, to trv and please our patrons. ?EO. KYM M ERM. Terms Cash Only. OUR terms are strictly caxh, and no order will hereafter be lilied, or goods deliver? ed, until paid for. AR parties indebted to us will please call and pay tho sumo immediate? ly. J. A T. R. AGNEW, j The Doctors Recommend Seegers'Beer N preference to London Porter and Scotch JL Ale. Why? They know it ia unadulter? ated; March ll LIME, THUS GREAT KEUTIUZKn. ICAN furnish LIME at Depot al Walhalla, S. C., for il 50 per barrel. Address, IlKV. B. HOLDER, Walhalla, S. C. March 26 GOOD BUTTER, IjUNE BEEF, Ano Beef Tongues, lino ; Smoked Boof, Sugar-Cured Strips, Sngar-Curod Shonldera, Sugar Cured Fi? Hains, Dutch Horrings, Cream Cheese and Champagno Cider, at April (J 0. DIERCK'S. HENEY T. HELMBOLD'S Compound Fluid Extract CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS. Component Parta-Fluid Extract Rhubarb and Fluid Extract Catawba Crape Juice. FOR Livor Complaints. Jaundice, Bilious Affections, Bick or Nervous Headache, Costiveness, etc. Puroly Vegetable, contain? ing uo Mercury, Minerais or Deleterious Drugs. aa: These Fills aro the most delightfully plea? sant purgative, superseding castor oil, salts, magnesia, etc There is nothing more ac? ceptable to tho stomach. They eivo tong, and c i uso neither nausea nor griping pains. They aro composed of tho finest ingredients. After a few days' uso of thom, such an invigo? ration of the ontiro system takes place au to appear miraculous to tho woak andonorvatod, whether arising from imprudonco or disease H. T. Helmbold's Compound Fluid Extract Catawba Grapo Pills aro not sugar-coated, from tho fact that sugar-coated Pills do not dissolvo, but pass through tho stomach with? out dissolving, consequently do not produce the desired effect. Tho CATAWBA GRAPE I'! bLM, being pleasant in taste and odor, dc not necessitate their being sugar-coated Pri?e fifty couts per hex. 33 HUSKY T. HKF.MOLD'S Highly Concentrated Compound FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA Will radically exterminate Irom tho nyBtCU .Scrofula, Syphilis, Fovcr Hores, Ulcers, 8or Eyes, Sore Legs, Boro Mouth, Bore Hoad Bronchitis skin Diseases, Salt Rheum, Can ker?, Runnings from thc Ear, Whits Swelling? Tumors, Cancerous affect ions .Nodes, Rickett Glandular Swellings. Night Sweats, Hash Tetter, Humors of all Kinds. Chronic Rhee inatism, D> apupsia, and all diseases that hav bceu established iu the system for years. 31s Being prepared expressly for Ibo above con plaints, its blood-purifying properties ai greater than any other preparation of Sarsi parilla, lt gives the complexion a clear an healthy color and restores the pationt to ?t;L'? of health and purity. For purifying tl blood, removing allchronic constitutional di eases arising Irom an impuro state of blooi aud only reliable and effectual known reined for tho cure of Pains and Swelling of Bono Ulcerations of tho Throat and Legs. Blolchc Pimples on Face, Erysipelas, all Scaly Em] tioits of Skin, and Beautifying Complcxio Price (1 GU per bot'le. IVE H ION H V T. H10I.MmH.IVS 0 or. ce Mr at ed Fluid Extract Buch u. TUE GREAT DIURETIC, bas cured eve caso of Diabetes in which it has been give Irritation of tho Neck of tho Bladder and I liamma! ton of tho Kidneys, Ulceration of t Kidney s and Bladder, Retention of Uriz Diseases of tho Prostrate Gland, Stone in t Bladder. Calculus, Gravel, Brick-dust Def sit, and Mucous or Milky Dischargee, and i Enfeebled and Delicate Constitutions of bc rexes, attended with the following KV motor Indisposition to Exertion. Loss of Pow Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Brea t hi i Weak Nerves, Trembliug, Horror of Disea Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision, Pain in 1 Back, Hot Hands, Flushing of tho Body, D ness of thc Skin, Eruption on tho Face. I lid Countenance. Universal Lassitude of Muscular System, etc. Used hy persons fr eighteen totwenty-flvo,and thirty-five toni Aye i or decline or change of life; after conti oient or labor pains; bed-wetting in childri 33 HELM HOLD'S EXTUAOT BCCHU ia c retie and blood-puntying, and eurea all I eases arising from Habits of Dissipation, ; Excesses and Imprudences in Lifo, Imp lieu of thc Blood, etc., superseding Copi iu affections for which it is used, and Syi lilic Affections-in these Diseases, us?e connection with Helmbold's Rose Wash. In many all'-?tions peculiar to ladies, Extract Buch il is unequalled by any ol remedy, aa in Chlorosis or Retention, Irre larily. Painfulness or Suppression of Cusl ary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Schirms S ot tho Uterus, Leiicorrhica or Whites, rility, and lor all complaints incident to Sex, whether arising from IndiacrStior Habits of Dissipation, lt is prescribed tehsiyely by the mort eminent Physicians Midwives for enfeebled and delicate conal tiona, ol both sexes and all ages, (attei willi aili' of thc above diseases or symptoi O H. T. Helmbold's Extract Buchi Cures Diseases arising from Impruden Habits ol Dissipation.etc., in all their sta at little expense, little or no chango in < uo inconvenience, and no exposure, lt cai a frequent desire, and gives strength to nate, thereby removing Obstruetiona, venting and Curing Strictures of tho Uret allaying Pain and Inti Animation, so freqt in tins clad* of diseases, am) expelling all animus matter. Thousands yyho nave been lima of incompetent pei sous, ami have heavy fees to he cured in a short time, 1 found they have been deceived, and that "poison" lias, by the lise of "powerful ns gents," been dried up in the system, to b out in a more aggravated form, and peri arter marriage. Use HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BECnI all affections and diseases of the Urinary gana, whether existing in malo or fer ?rn::', whatever canso ?il^iliAling, rind ?o ter how long eUiiding. Pi ice il DO per bi 31a Ut-iii-y T. 11 < i inhold Improved Hom- M Cannot be surpassed as a FACE WASH will b<- found i ho only speedie remedy in < species ot cutaneous affection. It ape eradicates Pimples. Spots, Scorbutic Dry Indurations ot thu Cutaneous Membran?, dispels Redness and Incipient Intlammti Hives, Rash, Moth Patches, Dryness of ! or Skin, Frost Bites, and all" purpose which salves or ointments are used; res tho skin to a state ot purity and softness insures continued healthy action lo thc t of its vessels, on which depends the agre clearness and vivacity of complexion so i Bought and admired. But however val as a remedy for existing defects of tho H. T. Helmbold's Rose Wash bas lon} fained its principle claim to unboundi t rouage, by possessing qualities which r it a toilet appendago ol' thc most super and congenial character, combining in a gant formula thoso prominent rcqul safety ami efficacy-thc invariable acce nimcnta of ita use-as a proaorvativo ai fresher of tho complexion. It ia an exe lotion for diseases of a Syphilitic naturi aa an injection for diseases of tho Ul Organs, arising from babita of disaip used in connection with tho oxlracts li Saraparilla, and Catawba Grapo Pilla, ii diseases as recommended, cannot be am ed. Price, One Dollar per bottlo. 33 Full and explicit directions accompat dicines. Evidence of moat responsible. hie character furnished on application hundreds of thousands of living witn and upward of ?10,OOO unsolicited cortil and recommendatory lot lora, many of aro from the highest aourcos, including neut Physicians, Clorgymen, Stato me i'ho proprietor has uevor resorted ;t publication in tho nowapanora; hr?? os thia from tko fact that his ai ti ics n standard preparations, and do not nccc propped up by coriifloates. Hy. T.IlclinboleVaGennlne Prcpar; Dolivcred to any addrcaH. Secnrofrom va non. Established upward twenty year by Druggists ovorywhero. Address lett i ii formation, in confidence, to Henry T. bold, Druggist and Chemist. Only Depota: ii. T. HELMBOLD'S und t ?h em ?cal Warehouse, No. 591 Broi New York; or. to H. T. HEL?BOLD'2 :al Dopot, 101 South loth at, Pluladolpli Bowaro ?r countorfeita. ABk for II T. HELMBOLD'S! Take no other. Jui Aixot loara. Salea ? . Dca?rab/o I)wetting. BY D. C. PE?XOTTO & 80N. ON MONDAY MORNING, the let of May, we will Bell, ia front of the Court.House, in this city, at 10 o'clock. That desirable- RE8IDENOE, on Bull street, between Laurel and Blanding, containing 96 foet front on Bull street, and maning back 208 feet, moro or less; bouudod on tho North by S. W. Moiton; South by estate of Bryce and Major McCroery ; East by Dr. Howe. TE HUH-One-half cash; bal an co in twelve? months, secured by bond and mortgage, bear? ing interost at sovon per cont, per annum. Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps. April 30_ Horses, Mules and Light Wagor. . BY JACOB LEVIN. TO-MORROW (Monday) MORNING, at 19 o'clock, boforo tko Court House. I will seU tho abovo. Balo poaitivo. Cash wanted. April 30 ZVact of Land and (food Collage, Txo Miles from City. BY JACOB LEVIN. j TO-MORROW (Monday) MORNING, at 10 o'clock, boforo tho Court House, without reservo, A TRACT OF LAND, sixty acres, more or less, a portion of which is cloared. On the Land, there is a good Cottago of four Rooms. Situated on the road leading to Rice Greek Springs, near John Geigers. Bounded by Andrew Crawford, Duncan, Glaze and Bawls. Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for papors and stamps._April 30 Groceries, <?c. BY JACOB LEVIN. On TUESDAY MOBNING, at 10 o'clock, in front of my Auction Boom, I will Bell, under orders to cloao consignments, without re? serve, BACON, BIDES and SHOULDERS, Sugar, Coffee, Caudles, Soap, Biacuits, Starch, Pickles, Extra and Family Flour, Ac. ALSO, Gold and Silver Watob.es, _"Second-hand Piano, Ac._April 30 ^l?lvinroT' .^yr^ILL open on MONDAY a beautiful Uno Ladies7 Dress Goods, IKCLUDlBO MADDER LAWNS, From 10c. upwards. . SILK GRENADINES, From 25c. upwards. LACE POINTS, ASS LACE PALETOTS, From {3.00 to $50.00. Also, wo will exhibit a beautiful lino anda BIO DRIVE IN SHETLAND SHAWLS AND SHETLAND MANTLES, AT $3.00 EACH. Ever fully alive to tho wants of our custom? ers, eur buyer in Now York ia watching the market closely, and han Bent ns, UNUEU TBS DECLINE, a mo STOCK of I DOMESTIC GOODS. We aro making quick sales and small profits and our low prices satisfy tho closest buyer, W. D. LOVE, April 15_B. B. MoOBEERY. NEW STORE. .TnHE subacribors'beg leave to inform their J friends and tho public generally that they have opened their NEW STORE, at tho cor? ner of Richardson and G err?is streets, wh&r? they have a full assortment of CHOICE GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. Wc continuo also our Lower Store, and in? vito attention to either house. Every article sold wo warrant as represented; and for the convenience of families, wo aro prepared to deliver at their houses all goods purchased from HB. Our Senior, who has been engaged in this uuaincsB in this CUT ot nco 1843, win giro ?is close attention, aud will use his best efforts to please all who favor us with their patronage April 20f3 It- ?. HENS & SON. Allia TO HAND. OUR BEAUTIFUL, ATTRACTIVE AND extraordinary CHEAP STOCK OF DRY GOODS Is in store and moving, making room daily for NEW ARRIVAL9, Which we will continuo to receive all through tho season. tit Jil SABIPliH 1IVKEAV Ia a success, and we are now distributing Gooda over the entire State through its agency. Tho moat careless observer cannot but seo tho groat advantages to be derived from dealing with a Hvo house, Uko ours, where everything is kept moving hy system and order-where no extra profits are taokod on to pay idle bands. Of course, wo oan and do SELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN THIS 8E0TI0N. A positive proof ia, that wo sell more Goods than all the rest addod together. That is tho proof. Tho people know whero to buy cheapest, and let tho ?tranger follow the groat public In buying, lot thom follow those who know R. C. SHIVER- & CO. April 8_ For Sale, 3?AA ACRES of LAND in Barnwell, .DUI/ on the Edisto. 750 ACRES in Kershaw-Sn lots to snit. Baw Mill and 2,000 acrcB of Land in Lexing? ton, on North Edisto, $7,000. 2,500 acres Wr.tcree Bottom Land, $2 pr aero 2,500 acres crock bottom and pine Land, at $2 per aero. 1 House in this city, $6,000. HOUSE ?nd thirteen acres LAND, near tho olty-MCOO. Apply to JOHN BAUBKETT, Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent. 8ep?, 25 ly