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Op.mmqnist's, DaftafoqV ;%a .. captured ohx?C io(a taff .qt >W Co rp m q n e g flotilla,,, has boon . arrestad, .oma ohargoi of der? oe?Ylr%tttO<Joratotiri? ^Ihr?gard^tcV'^b? attfrea/ ihUbJ^snlpa ffl&ffi bis |ik " - JT?RI8? aiay- 4-Evening.-Fighting con tin ao8?-> J 0 Mit railleuses - opec L greatly used,1 almost odperosding ch?ssep?ts, Lcfe??? W th??oar?rgont?' neWtf." 'Tort f?iftif.ll^ Bossel' d?fends bis predecessor,: Clusorot. abd de blob-Ml afr th o lat tor attempted ta make battalions risa-a?aj nat. the Commune. VERSAILLES. Miry 5.-7It instated that, Favro. han. gone-to, Frankfort, in. conse-, quenco of a Cor m ah despatch to the efleot that if g !^he., Yqranjilieta failed to enter? Pap^'to'iM?no?yt'iUe .Germans will ont ev-on Tuesday.' There waa, np firing tooday.;-but it will be resumed to? morrow, and a grand assault will proba bly'bo made du 'Sunday. PAUT^ Moy-?.w-Comtnuuista ?till hold Forfc I??yi, land ? bro having it trenched. Shells' have; Tallon in the Fauborg St. Honore, Champs Elysees and Avenue des Tornes. The deserted Chotean of Issy is in flamea. To-day tho Prussians made a requisition: upon--the - Commune for Vincennes, which has. been occupied by tue,iuBurgootn; ?Romo Wooks. They took nil ammunition hod' ejected the':National Guards, aa nd neting them nearly to the ^VT^o?b??;; oTttViS.-Gra0\MV>annpuqced in;tho House.of Lorda that tho Govern? ment had ? received, ofHcial despatches j Gorrfrrthiii? the tetety bf -'Dr. Li vi ngfiton; tho African, tr.ayclpr, giving assn raucos that", bisi immodinte'., wants h'iq behn provided' for. Tho -Honsa of fjords ^aaed'the.bill fotLte??ibteqHon Of Jlfe in Ir ol and., In, ?tho House, pf gommons, Viscount Enfield elaled that tho Govern? ment was not ?ware' that any corres? pondence passed between Paria and Ber? lin, in 1866V relatifs to tho alleged de? mand..of Napoleon fnv '? tho cession of Mayehce." Io'reply }fb a question re? garding "tho pr?g'ress'rn?de by tho joint high commission at Washington, Enfield Said tho convention had not yet been signed, but- he was enabled to state that it -had b?on ugreod that British claims' should bo heard by a sp?cial commis Bionor. J-:- ..." auk' ? ? .: . ; ;.;3ftP^?,^ayfc^-A biU' hasbeon intro? duced'in ?Uo??iohsrft th extending auto - nomy to Gaucia. - A flag of trace, w h i ch came to the lines of I the Versailles troops to-day,: ref us od to go back. The bearer, declared that he was tired of fight? ing, ?nd. jgiYPS a "deplorable; account of .tim'insurgents.. all. of.whomv' with the ^?jiuSotivS - o? ,dem>rwrrB? are foreign - ad ?fe,;1' '^''^'^ ... : I .. ?I Oo?sid?ra^^ftrWg around Fori Issy' to-day, but. nothing, of importance was, Ido?fc.-j; All'attempts' at conciliation are "houseless. ./.; >. ?, "."",. f " [^WS^I'J^J^^TZ^?B , ?vident, from . the .'annooric?r?e?t ja . the ^Slrasb?urger iJ&itungi th?? the oity. of Mn lb a upon will : remain, in posa osai o ri of i tho Germana. . '[} Bia marok : has" gqfj? ? tb': Frankford to . confer with Favr?,, who has left Versailles lo "meei'him'.''"' '' ' ' PAMS, May 0.~Tho commander of . Fort Vincennes was recently arrested, on suspicion of disloyalty to tho Commune. \ It is stated that Rossel iS'qnpopqlar with . the Commune. .B?sem has dismissed the commandant of Issy for insubordination. Tho.Prussians still intercept provisions intended for Parie, abd rofuso explana? tions; ' . VfiBSAixJiES, May G.-There was firing all last night and some engagements in the trenches; Communication between Forts. Issy .and Vanveis. were destroyed.. Supplementary'-elections for vacancies in the Assembly has been postponed till af tor the surrender of Paris. . PA ats, May 6.-The Communists occu? pied'the park of Issy. The Commune declares Fort Yan vers still tenable, and their troops carried ,tho barricades on the Island of. Jatto and ht Bereau. [This is probably a cable blunder for Feuteux.] Bl?nohet, member of the Commune, has been arrested by order of his associates. FttANKtf?hTV. May G.-Bisoqarck, Favre " and Pony er Quos tier are here. American Iatell lae nee. CHAHTJHBTON, May G.-Sailed-steamer .Champion, New York; Schooner N. W. Smith, Sagua La?ran'de".' . ? BOSTON, May 5.-A bill allowing mar? ried women to sue and be sued for per? sonal injuries, passed the Massachusetts Legislature. NKW YOEE, May 5.-Tho organization of the United States aud Mexican Tele? graph'Company was effected yesterday. The following are the directors: W. F. Smith, Alexander Hamilton, Jr., John Jacob Astor, H. G. Norton, Marshall LofTorts, Cambridge Livingston, Edward S. Sandford, W. Orton, M. Delnfield, David Henry Height, W. B. Dicsmore. Robert J. Livingston was elected Presi? dent,- W. F. Smith, vice-President, Mar? shall Lefferta, Engineer, and Alexander Hamilton,' Jr., Secretary. NEW HAVEN, May 0.-Tho legislative committee deduct 100 votes from the canvassers' report for Jewell in this city. A despatch from Hartford says the Bo Snblioans there believe the ballot-box in few Haven was tampered with. The box was looked with a common key, and not sealed. ' ' ,~NBW -YORK, May 6.-The . World spe :0laV.'.ak't?Dl-Pa?jsl!6, says Bossel is pre? paring'foe au offensive movement, with 40,000 best mon, ? Th? ?Jom monists oan tot ' bb -'ex^?llea ?from Port Issy. Tho dv??ced batteries have opened on Fort . Valerian-; "" .'.' m ?abI?Oepo5$ the death.of Okolomitz , and tho: QoriCq'B.'illoeaa'of Auber, the ^ composer.'"'V-' \> -. 1-. Orrs ; bs1 mssS^?^mi Su.-A Pro? testant church has been dedicated here; these vf?s. ah immenso orbwd. Politics are* unsettled. Several revolutions aro imminent. SA& FRANCISCO, May 6.-Tho Medical Association, ofter two days' angry dis? cussion, indefinitely postponed tho fe to?lo delegate ffijffigT/Jffid adjourned partment hag publjflbcd In cpucral orders the Ku Kla.cpi?^PIefcgnT?ra has gone fO#a^fi<^ vania; -will return Monday. I SpefikpT'BkvirJs ruotl?lt-?B de?il?V Judge Oto-has been appointed arbitra? tor in the approaching rnixcdVs American nod Spa ejah.Commission. .*,Cameronjand Morton think .ths treaty by- tuet7High Commission ; mW p^s1 tho St?tiate. A member'1 of the' Cbt?i?i?8B?dh?:H'?jI? it ia founded upon -"give and take ?princi? pies/* . il .11 . -'. -X.-? ' .- i ff ,'A . hy i ; Probabilities-Clear, or partially cloudy weather f?jfpTpMpt^ 'f,0r.-Spt?day7 from Lake Erie to Virginia^ and- Westward. Tho heavy'?ains wj|l probably abate ou the middle Atina tic, and cloudy wrath or prevail in the middle and ?asV?rn^States on Sunday. ' ' : '"" John Donnovan, his wife' and child, were fonud dead -in'their room,' in Alba-' my.'N.- Y., on Sunday, having been suf? focated by coal g na from tho stove. At Oleayeland, Ohio, on Tuesday, a .little sou of Mr.1 Gillette, proprietor of the Biroh House, was riding on the front platform of a street car; 'tho driver at? tempted to lift him over the railing, but tho horses starting off, the man and boy fell nuder tho wheejs and were .killed. - . Auarj3TA, May 6.-The steamer Uarrie, hence to 8avan.nab, : with' 800 bales bf cotton, was bnrnod this morning, tw?uty thr?e miles below Augusta. The pas? een gora and Crew were saved. -. The cot? ton-was insured, but no insurance on the steamer.. The fire was caused by sparks from tho engine. LATER,-tThree .casualties are reported on tho steamer Currie.: Mrs. E-. A. Dun? bar lost' a child pine months old, and'was herself seriously injured in' jumping from-the barning steamer. One negro woman was.drowned.. ' '??., The 'Georgia 1 Railroad COnveption qieefcs here oh, Wednesday. ' Th? Cotton States Fair Association hold their annual horticultural'Exhibition ou the 10th and iltb. Weather, very cool. The Georgia Ft osa Association meets on the 10th. hoyjptWAllOIA^i AND VO.ltBIRKCIAL,. NBW YORK, May 6-Noon.-Flour dull and drooping. Wheat quiet and heavy: Pork dull-mess 17.00@17.25. Lard quiet-pteam' 11>^<@11^. Cotton 8uiot and firm -middling uplands 15.k?; lirleans 1 b% ; sales 2,000 bales. : Freights firm. Stocks heavy and dull; Govern? ments steady but dull.. Tennessee? very strong; other Southerns, dull.- Money easy, at 5. Gold 11?B". Sterling-long 10)?; short 10%. 7....P. M.-Cotton unchanged; poles o nflA vCit??? . ???: ' i RI > rrii^'-"~ in JA S, _C_ " - ?v^. Slyui ..ca Duauc lower-corrjtuon to fair extra .Southern 6.87(3)7.20; good to choice 7.80@9.00. Wheat' heavy atad-r@2c. low?r-^a?V?nd ih'g; freights 'ha&'a depr?s'k?ng effect winter, red and amber Western .'2,65(5) 2.60: : Corn closed ' heavy and lower 79@30. Pork dall;-at 17.12X@17.25. Lard;unohauged--ketlle 15^..' Freights, room scarce and.'ratea firmer.; Money easy, at 3@6. Sterling quiet, nt 10.. Gold 11)4. Governments dull but: steady. .Southerns dull and steady. Tenuessees. 67%; how 07%. Virginias 69; new 71. Louisianas 69; new 62; levees 69; 8s 86. Alabamas 102 ; 5s -70. Georgias 82; 7s 88. North Carolinas 47 ; new 25. South Carolinas 71; new 60>^. The bank statement shows loans have increased 1,750,000; specie increased 250,000,000; deposits increased over 1,500,000; legal tenders iuoreased over 1,500,000. ' ? Imports of foreign dry. goods this week aro over 8ll,000,0u0. BALTTMOBE, May 6.-Flour dull and weak-Howard street superfine 6.87(a)' 6.00. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn white Southeru quiet, at 76; yellow dall, at 75. Pork quiet, at 18.50@19.00. Bacon steady and unchanged. Lard quiet, at 12. Whiskey unchanged. Cot? ton- middliug 14>?(a)i4%; receipts 122 bales; sales 450; stock 4,650. BOSTON, Moy 6.-Cotton stondy-mid? dling 15J6@15>?; receipts 490; sales OOO,' stock 13.500. CINCINNATI, May 6.-Corn in good de? mand at full prices-57. Pork quiet aud weak-17,50 asked and 17.12>? offered. Lard nominal, at ll. Bacon in good demand-shoulders 7; clear rib and clear ?ides 9@9,!.<; sales 450 hogs? heads. Whiskey quiet and weak, nt 88. CHARLESTON, May 6.-Cotton firmer middling M (Val 4 )^ \ receipts G51; exports 183; sales 300; stock 2,036. . AUGUSTA, May 6.-Cotton closed quiet but firm, at 13^ for Liverpool mid? dling. SAVANNAH, May 6.-Cotton in good de? mand aud prices advanced-middling l-l .ki ; receipts 516 bales; exports 2,960; soles 500; stock 37,843. WILMINGTON, May 6.-Cotton quiet middling 13>?; reoeipts 53; sales 40; stock 2,378. Mom I.B. May 6.-Cotton firm-mid? dling 14^; receipts 204; exports 2,263; sales 800; stock 33,688. NBW -ORLEANS, May 6.-Flour firmer super 6.15; treble 7.00, Corn in mode? rate demand-white 72<2)73. Pork dall, ot 18.60. Bacon dull, ot 1%??0%; hams 14).j. Sugar firmer-common 7 ki (<|8; prime lOj^; choice 10%(5)10%. Molasses, whiskey and coffee unchanged. Cotton quiet and stondy-middling 1-4% @14%; receipts 1.764; sales 8.400; stock 158,789. GALVESTON, May 6.-Cotton firm good ordinary 12jki; receipts 1,272; stock 58,009. ? ? >> A LONDON, May o'-Noon:-Consols 93%. Bonds 90>?. LrVEBPOOL, May 6-Evening.-Cotton closed quiet and sternly-uplands 7%(3) 1%\ Orleans 7>?@7%. Bombay ship? ments sinoe last report, to the 5th,40(000 bales. Sales on snip named at Charles? ton or Savannah 7%. Lippme.n'8 Bitters are for sale by all drug giatn and dealers. Depot in Columbia. H. G., at Cl KI or. a h Mo3aKOon's, Druggist*. 8 IB - < > ? A fine aummor tonic in Hattorf'.-) Bitters can be bad at POLLOCK'S. haws, ou dost? Thursday morning, clia t??ShH?'^ has been banded us-for publication. : Tboro bud been a negro party on Mr. - IVs premisesthe night pr?viens, and fchp le?ter, f rom it^ oui^??.appearanoes, : bud undonbtedly1 boen oarried several' day(^r:m?-?^l?^l?-li^igned -by a knoWttrColored man, and is direoto'd to; hnd: mentions otb ora ' equally known' irv the community, Both tho nutbogr?pby and ohirograpjiiy at amp, tho rdbou'n^e?t:n8: a g?nnino negro .production, aud tho re-: qqost ta. neoreoy and to barn aa soon as rend is forcibly en jot ried. We learn thai some of those implicated, in the plot have made tbe?r exit.^?^n<^faf-Zecf5?;t,? A groen hand in the milk business, who' bought onta dealer in Springfield, Musa., found ho did not bnvomilk enough to go round to nil tho o?d j circle of customers, and applied to tiro seller for relief, : who gave h j ni, tho. following recipe for making "milk/* assuring him that with this he would be "alVrigbt:" "Take three table spoonsful of molasses;- one and. a 'bali toaspooboful : of salerotus, and three quarts bf milk, to* twenty-two qnnrts'of water; add three-pints 'of this mixture to each twelv??quartcan of milk.1' The thing Will 'have lo be stopped, that's plain. Hero', are the "old girls" rallying under the banner bf tho sex and uuveiliug fresh danger to youth and in? experience. Tho London Times, in a lato issue, reports three breach, of promise actions. In one of these the lady was thirty-four, in another forty aoveo, and in thc last fifty-six years of age, all bat ono being successful in re? covering damages for trifling with their virgin affections. 1 ' DISTINGUISHED^ VJSITORB.--Wo are likely to have rt surfeit af royal visitors this summer. The.Grund Duxe Alexis, of Russin; the reigning Duke of Saxe Coburg^Gotha, Prince Albert's brother; Prince ?eorge, third son of - the King of Saxony; Frinco Arthur, of England, and last, but not least. King Thakambn, of the Fe j ee Islands, are ,all expected to journey in the United States during the coming season.' An ambitious young lawyer, impatient of making a figure in the world, once asked Daniel Webster how ho could best attain notoriety at a single bound. Web? ster replied: "Attuck tue Christian re? ligion," or the "Constitution of the United States." If Mr. Webster bad lived until now be would perceive that a multitudinous rabble of Iiis countrymen had taken him at his word. Showers "f good things are falling on Bismarck. A grateful country gives him 8750,000, and the King cf Bavaria has sent bim-the order of St. Hubert, with its decorations it*, diamonds. No doubt, something nice will oome from St. Pe? tersburg, as. tho Czar knowB how tb.give presents, ..:?"" A let tor from the scene of. the-great brenk id. the Erie canal,.near, Pittford, Now York^'says that it will'require the labor of ? 1,000 men and''100 pairs of horses for a month to,repair it so that navigation may bo resumed, and thal in? cluding the loss from -the detention of .merchandise, the loss will reach $1,000, 000. In comparing simple with compound interest, it is found that ' money will double itself through tho'former medium in fourteen and a quarter years, by cal? culating it' at'aoven per cent., bnt com? pounded at the same rate the same amount will be doubled in ten and a quarter years. DELEGATES TO THE COLUSIBIA CONVEN? TION.-Clarendon-Messrs. J. L. Man? ning, J. P. Richardson, James E. Tindall and B. B. Durant. Charleston-Messrs. W. B. Smith and Georgo Shrewsbury. Lancaster-Meftrs. W. M. Connors and J. B. Erwin. Su6nn -Almau, aged twenty-two, drowned herself at Marengo, Iowa. She left a note, saying that the was ruined under promise of mnrriage by Samuel E. Norton. Norton, it is stated, has fled, I leaving behind him a newly married wife. The Sultan of Turkey has Rent Presi? dent Grant a 810,000 carpet, to cover the floor of the East room pf tho Whito House. It was over a year in making, but is said to bo not of very tasteful ap? pearance. Tho New York Alias stales that of the I twenty-five solid business men of that city who supported Grant ns candidato in 1808, and contributed so liberally to his election fund, only ono ndhores to him now. Black caterpillars have appeared in vast quantities around Memphis, in ono instance sufficient to stop the train. They aro destroying vegetation exten? sively. A Mr. Forbes has been shot for "per? sonally insulting" the people of Chey? enne. Ho attempted to deliver a tem? perance lecture there. A Louisville despatch says that Wil? liam White shot bis wife dead on Mon? day night, in his house, at Upton Sta? tion, Ky. A North Carolina journal announces the conviction there of a "lady horse thief." 30,000 "YARDS OF U? ??? AT C. F. JACKSON'S. WHITE LINEN, at 25, 87} apd 50 cents. LINEN DUCE, fina and common. LINEN DRE8S GOODS. " LINEN DKILL8, Whito and Brown. . LINEN JUMA.8K, Whito and Brown, all atg GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. May 7_ A fresh supply of Bremen Luger s\ roi. LOCK'S. HIL rotular monthly rneoting of the Co ?xpectod to attend, as there will be an emotion f of?oera. rh i? JUE. OU?UAUD,. May 71_Beorotary pro, tem. Board .of Trade---Basi&'asV ^oung_ ?A" SPECIAL MEETING of tho 'Edard" of ' ?A. Trade la caller! for MONDAY EVENING, at balf past 7 o'clock, at tho ball. Business of Importance..demands a full attendance. Lot promptness and punctuality characterize tho mooting on tbis occasion: i :V"f E. H. nElNlTSH.v ^MayJ 1_ Secretary. Estray Cow. STRAYED from my premiaos, on I Monday last, alight red COW; ehe ibas a largo ba?, short crooked1 Lborus; whito ? Htomach, 'streak of iltb on tho hack, and a little white.on tho tall; had on a weak-sounding bell. A suitable reward will bo paid lor ber return. May 7 3 CHARLES MINO RT. KEW SPRING STOCK . i jij o? ..; , . , BOOTS AND SHOES, HATH AND GArS, '*? TRUNKS AND UMBRELLAS. Ladios', Misses* and Children's LACE, CONGRESS ANO BUTTON BOOTS, Qontlcmeir'a, Boyland Youths' CONGRESS GAITERS10 AND CONGRESS SHOES, OXFORD TIES AND DRESS SHOES, Made to order for this market and season. Gents baying tender reot are invitee to call and examino Glove Kid Shueu for themselves. Particular attention its requested to my choice stock of Mon's, Boys' and Childrou'a SUMMER HATS. May 7 5? _J. MEIQn AN. "OHE" MR. LOVE IB now in Now York, devoting his timo in ee leoting and sbippiug us by every steamer WMW NOVELTIES FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS. Onr improved facilities and int?malo con? nections with most of the largest importers and manufacturers throughout the country, Sive us extra advantages over ANY OTUEB ! ouse in tho buying of goods, and in tho se? lections for this market. Wo only buy tho "Best Makes of Goods" AND RELIJ THEM AT THE. L0WEST.PRXCEJ3. Ouf stock will" ad ' kopi -up -completo in all do part mont?, ao tiny, all Ut waut of rm t -, 0 mCHPAP fffe^boobs Will bo euro td und ' thom at ?thVpQbvdar one ptice stof e of " J5s ; ?. wyie isr, co. ;W. D. Lova. - ""N "B. B. MoOftBBivT. . Slav .7 ---r-r-3 Private Boardings MRS. 8. J.-WYATT Infirms her friends and Hi o public iu general, that she-bas opened a PRIVATE BOARDING JI^USE, on Ptain street, near Hull. 'Tba. honso ia large and airy, and guests may expect tho comforts of a home. ' . ,_May 2 ~~ rn Infant's Food IPREPARED totmeet the reqoireruenta of I . ' the growing ?oran t. containing, tho phos- | pastas and aU ma-hoalth-giving properties of tho finest wheat. BInch of tho suffering, Bicknoes and'mortality among children- ts tracoabjo to delician t nutrition. Mothers will take heed and buy the proper fond. For salo by . HEINITSH, May C t_;_Druggist. . Medicine for Children. DIARRHOA CORDIAL forbad Dowels and Pains from Toothing, Cholera Morbus, ?cc. An elegant medicine to soothe and euro Diseases of tho Bowels. A real friend to mothers and nurses. Only 25 cents a bottle. For salo only at HEINITSU*8 May C t_Drug Store. The Exchange House HAS beon overhauled nnd r ?-arr au god for tho Spring and Summer. Icod beve _ rages compounded at short notice. May 5 PAYSINOER A- FRANKLIN. Por Sale. <*v A CAR LOA D ot tino Ken jUa-fVtucky MULES and HORSES f V >\ -anion/; the m ?ci?o List ' * * 1 slock-for ?Hie. Apply at AGNEW & CO.'S St?hlet?, Assembly street April 25_ _ ' For Rent. $3^M"S TnF. commodious and desirable ROOMS above tho Storo wo occupy Sn;!* aiuuly, in Miits. or altogether. J'os sost/ion of tho second Hour desired in Sep toniber. R. C. SHIVER k CO. April 28_ Walking Canes. JUST received, a largo assortment of lino polish HICKORY CANES. Also, a nico soirotiou of new and pretty styles of FANCY CANES, at E. POLLARD'S. April 2fi Hung_ For Sale. ASET of COTTON SPINNINO MACHINE? RY complote; to consumo about COO rounds Cotton por -weok, making No. 25 and No. SO Yarns: for wator power. Best Eastern make; liberal credit if desired. Apply to JOHN H. HOLM lis, " Boyce's Wharf, April 38 flO ; Uharloeton, ti: 0. Just Received, PORTER ^STEELE'S, A FUI.I. USE or SASH RIBBONS, IN ALL ooLOBB, ron MAY PARTIES. April 27 . Ma? Goshen Suiter. ?r TUBS new MAY BUTTER, for sale by ?) Muy 5 _B: HOPF. Smoked Meats. BREAKFAST BACON STRIPS. Sugar-cured Shoulders. Smoked and Pickled Tongues, for sale low bv F- HOPE. Free Soup everyday, at ll o'clock, at POL? LOCK'S. T>BQKE?L I>ANOTA. _ Drop Blore, otop?sit? Coil atreat, Colombia; B. Q> An Early. Gall^ fpr^tbefieai #tyi#$c>pi? ?- 1 PINE ?aa?rtm?oi o? ViB?Wa iti'Gert??uv;' iL .California1; Switzerland,* Si??h, lr?larid; Scotland, the!Elver Thames, near London: also, in the United Staten; HUtutJry. colored and plain.-,,. Also, Stereoscopes,,samo ? low Jf Jiillinery.,... . { ? .' ': 1 .. MRS. C. E. REED..boga leave to Inform tho ladic? tn goncral that ehe has now ready a rull:line bf ?ho latest and most faahionablo I styles of MILLINERY^ Hair and Fancy Goods, at redntpd prices.' kAlso, frosh supplies every week. Call and seo for yourselves.' . 1 . 'May 4 " Dancing School, . . BY MONS. BERGER, over the.. ?iU ZQUS' Savings Bank. Dancing taught .in all Us variety.' Boat roferencoe given, rimo of tuition-Monday. Thursday, Sa turday, at 5 o'clock, 'for young ladies and masters; Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, at 8 o'clock, for gentlemen. Pr?valo loeaona may be taken at any timo. For particulars, apply at Hendrix. House, or at the school-room at tho timo of tuition. May 3 .5 Machinery for Sale at Low Prices. EVERY article in perfect working order, nearly now: Wood & Mann 30 Horso HORIZONTAL EN? GINE, with two ;Driving. Pullojo,.*ovun feet diameter and twelve-inch faoe, turnod. 40 Horso LOCOMOTIVE BOILER, with Bteam and water connect lorin, all complete; Gauges; Cooks, Governor, Feud Pomps, Heater, Steam Whistle and assortment of toola; . One PLANING MACHINE,' (Ball St, WU? Hams,) with tongu? - and .groove boxes at? tached. . *,' 1 Two 8 AW TA S LES,' with improvod Man? drels, and .six Circular iSawB,:for ripping and crosscutting. -Main and Counter Shaft, with Pulleys, Bearings and Pelling. Also, Portable I Frame Building, 50x32fcot. AddresB.by mai!, ! 'JP. W. PASMELE, Columbia, B.C. ? o?r- Charleston Courier copyonbe and far- : ward.bill. , .. . May 3f3?v i Keyes ? Early Prolific Tomato Plants. TT ls claimed that this TOMATO is fifteen to JL thirty dava earlier than any other* variety known. Tho fruit is of good size* ron nd and smooth, brilliant color, perfectly solid and Ono flavor. Plants now ready, cold' frame" Btrak hardened. Can bo tr anani an ted without loan. For aale at April 14 t HEINIT8H'S DRUQ STORE. M.L TO HAND* OUR BEAUTIFUL, ATTRACTIVE AND '. extraordinary CHEAP STOCK OP DRY GOODS. Ia lu q?uru mud moving, making room daily for NEW ARRIVALS, Which we will continuo to receive all through tho season. : otra ?AMI'LK BtrnKAV is a success, aud we aro now umirivuunH Goods over th? entire St at o through its agency. The most careless observer cannot but sou the great advantages to be derived from dealing with a liv? hinno, like curs, whoro everything i.s kept moving by system aud order-whoro no extra profits are tacked on to pay idle hands. Of course, we can and do SELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN ANY I HOUSE IN THIS SECTION. A positive proof is, that wo hell more Goods than all the rent added together. That is tho proof. Tho peoplo know whoro to buy cheapest, and let the stranger follow tho great public. In buying, lot thom follow those who know R. C. SHIVER & CO. '! April 8_ . ' _ For Sale. WE offer the following desirable pro i>ert\ lor sale: iii THAT splendid family RESIDENCE, with forty-two acree of laud attached, known as tho ''Walker Place." Several hundred ; fruit trees of tho choicest selection now I in full bearing. The lands aro Comprised I of highlands and meadow, with a bold freo spring not du taut from the boneo. The front, near four acres in extent, facos on Upper Uouudary, one of our most public streets. ALSO, That very desirable piece of property situ? ated on corner of Richardson and Lumber at ree i e. running hack to Assembly, containing e.:ur two aeres laud. Ou the premisos is a lengthy brick store, say 200 feet deep. Tho lut commises one of tho most desirable build? ing cites in tho city. ALSO, Tho Lot situated on comer of Richardson atid L litre) stiert?, opposite tho proposed Court Houso and Post Office, for which $75,000 hus been appropriated, fronting 90 feet on Main street and 208 on Laurel. R. O'NEALE Ac SON, April 29_Cotton Town. MCKENZIE IS NOW PREPARED WITH A FOLL AND SELECT STOCK OF Fanoy Goods and Toys. ? ? ? TUE moat comploto in variety and quality in tho city. Spring goods for hoya and girls, consisting of Bats and Balls, Marbles, kipping Ropes, Croquet Sets, Hoopa, Blow, llubber, Riondin, Rainbow. Gyroscope, Cha? meleon, Spring and Fancy TopB, Dolla in pro? fusion, dressed and undressed, Fancy Boxes, Rags, with a large stock of Common Toys. A largo and varied assortment of puro Can? dios, manufactured daily. Cakes ol all kinda fresh mado ovary day. Frenoh Bon BOOB, Crystallized Fruits, Chocolate, Nougoat, Lon? don Almond?, Cream Datos, *o. Canned Goods, a fall supply. Jellies, homo manufac? turo from pure fruit. Foreign Fruits and Nuts, Almonds, Raisin*, a full lino. English Crackers, Albert Biscuit, genuino. Weddings, Partios, Plo flies, Ac, supplied to order, with Cake, leo Crom?, Lemonado, Ao. Call at Moliensie's Confectionery and Toy Store, Main street, noar Stato Houso, and bo convinceditbat our assortment and prices can hot be Excelled. April 26 Heise's ice Cream Saloon IS open tor tho season. Give ne a call. April, lg _ ICE CREAM, rnO bo had at MCKENZIE'S SALOON, on X and after to-day, during the soaeon. April7 _>_ Meale furnish ?d at all honra at POLLOCK'S. Ilfl?F&fllITItt H?/'A?Jfl lili . . - .ktu TO .>-... . Y a j _? :' .A v. /< : : . '.. B 33 A I* B M S - , til '".....vt. 'j ;.r;i'.r ?.!? .. ?. ?.'tn. And-Those in Want of DRY GOO D S. WE have, now ia atora ft fall lino of tho newest and moot FASHIONABLE GOODS Of dom OH tic, French and, English manufac? ture, which we guarantee, at all times, to Bell au low, if not at ]esB prices, than any boase in Columbia, clmyiog our Gooda from, tho hugest sufi mott celebrated eatablwhmouta ia tho United States.' And as .no. desire 'to 1 pleftso all, wo hara now in our house the BEST GR ABBS OF EVEEY GLASS OF GOODS, From th? lowest to tho highest, and we feel confident that all those favoring ns with'an order from a distance will be pleased and satisfied that OUR HOUSE T B S O H fi t;,- . lu this city to deal with, ... Wo will, upon : application, oe od promptly "hy ma?, ioll linc? of [samples of. those kind ol Gooda- desjred, and' apooifled by our friends and crtalomera. ' Alt '???Jers ??uiku. py. Tn amounting tb1 tfU-and over, delivcrod in any part of th? 8thle ftae. or freight charges: -' Those undocompauiedi will bo.eout O, Q. Pt . W.o. reaoeotfally. solicit ordara,.which?will receive" tile prompt and personal' attention pf. oho Of the arm.' Our-price?; being lim. we' think wo can reader JJ ada fae Hon to al h ? G i TO 1 us ?a trish : * .?.??.' \ v ad ?rn J'- H. & M. L, KINAB1),. May 3 ?. ., .COLUMBIA, 6. Q. ?? \ WALTER C. FISHER; taU** fO^?s??f^tmb?i'f?nteL)., ?", DREUUiST AND DEALER IN Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, SPONGES, J .' - Chamois Skins, 'V Corks, >. failet Brushes, Tooth Brushes, i Combs, ' ? Toilet Soap, . Castile Soap, Bay Bum. Hair Oils; Vichy Halt, Kissingen 8alt, I Nit. Cerium, Leibig's Meat, Jam. Ginger, . Oom Starch, Golatiuo, Cloven, Allspice, .' > Cinnamon, NutmegB, " Mace, Puro Soda, Eng., Cream Tartar, Congress Water, io. .3* Proscriptions prepared at any hour of tho night or day._ April S9 ' CORRECT TIME MAY bo ob t ained by calling at ISAAC SULZBACHEK'S and purchasing one of thofo justly celebrated ELGIN WATCHES, and where you can find a completo stock of Diamond?, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, of the best .manufacturo. In addition aro the United States, Waltham, English and Swiss Watches in Gold and Silver Caeca, which will be cloted out at Now York prices. Constantly on httnd fine Gold Ohaina, Seal Kings, Charms,Looketa, Slot.ve Buttons,Sets, and a varied stock of Fancy Articles. All kinds of Repairing done promptly, and warranted, by ISAAC SULZBAOHEB, April 27 Under Columbia Hotel. RAIN PAN MILLS, CRADLES, HOUSE TOWERS, REAPERS, MOWERS, and ail kinds Harvesting Machine? on hand and for salo at lowest prices in tba market. We call special attention io our Horse? power, whloh lo the best power in nae and not high priced. With our experienco in planting, and the use of agricultural imple* merits and machines, together with oar facili? ties for having goods manufactured, we claim wo oan give lower figures, better gooda and botter satisfaction than any otborhomte in the country. Bend for catalogue. April 23 L?RICK A LOWRANCE. LIME, . TUR GREAT KKllTILlZK?I. ICAN furuiah LIME at Depot at Walhalla, S. C., for $1 50 per barrel. Address, REV. B. HOLDER, Walhalla, S C. March 26_ ' ~T JUST RECEIVED, . ASMALL invoico of tboae genuine Albert BISCUITS, manufactured by. McKenzie & McKenzie, Edinburg, Scotland. Atso, " ' English Biaonits, Fancy Mo Naos, Bnl ~ GOOD BUTTER, FINE BEEF, .Ino Beef Tongues, fine * Smoked Reof, Sugar-Cured Strips. Suaar-Curod Shoulders, Sugar Cored Pu? Hams, Dutch Honings, Cream Chef so and C^f?*r? C?d0r' 8t ?? PIERCER. . Afresh supply of Bagley** Mayflower, fina out, at PottocaV