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PAHI3, May'??^--Av'.? secret fatting o?
the Commune, Tuesday, it fraa decided
. ?o* insist on tho. resignation of the Com?
mittee af Public Safety, and that tho op
p?intmeut of their successors po njade
immediately. The Commune also decid?
ed to meet three days of .aaahciweok, ex?
cept ia..caae'of emergency? whon the sit?
tings vf ill bo held -per m aben't ly. Ita
sessions, will bo held in tho'Hotel , de
Tille. Del?schuze announced,thut Gen.
Rossel adheres to his resignation and
appealed to the. Commune/to forego nil
animosities,, The' mooting /waa charac?
terized with - j recriminations ' between
members of the Central Committee and
those of the Committee of public Safe?
ty, The tri-?ol?f is flouting from.the
corner of Fort Issy, but the ,, fort ?B hp
'jparently notocoupied by the Versaillista.
Tho Commune auaouncca i that it ia un?
occupied and untenable. The sub-oom
: mitten of organisation, in a proclamation
issued to-day, orders the most relentless
measures, toward the besiegers. No sol?
dier will be allowed, to depart, in the
'slightest degree, from his dh ty, and all
troops are forbidden to cous a firing upon
?Yersaihists who. may.attempt to surren?
der, while fugitives a pd stragglers are to
Jbe'^abro4'whe!n : caught,, or,, if in nqme?
rouobodioo, to bo flretl into . uierciloaalv
by cannon;andimifcraiileuee! ' .
. 'BEBIIIRV May 10-Evening.-Printi
. Bismarck Ima, met tho requests ol thc
-.-Versailles Government in ? very lib?ra!
spirit, by a treaty of peace j nat signed,
' He has agrded to a rodna Lion o? the wai
. indemnity by half ia milliard of francs
obns?qu?inUy the Germans receivo im
med io telo ly a French, bond' tor four anti
n half milliards of frunos, payable with
in ono year, ?nil .endorsed by Freud
and ^German bankers. Tho bond is con
toniblo into stocks or consols, which
: over Germany may prefer? Two mil
Hards of france have already boon take:
by Baron Rothschild and Baron Erlin
ger. the French bankers, and by Her
, Hahn, the German banker., fmmedi
lu at?ly on. th?? ratification of;-thu treaty
- - tho majority of the Gorman forces lear
.France. The forts East and North c
: j P?,ris surrendered to tba Versailles Gc
vernmont immediately, and,all prisoner
in Germany will be returned to Franc
..> i as; rapidly as the railroads can trauspoi
:?t^rh. The Germana will hold Only Be
'?'font, Laugnay and Nanoy ,0.3 hostage
till the fulfillment of tho cpnditioun. .
There ? wah brisk fighlinjr-at Neuill
lost night.- . ThbtVers?lt,eli,.slroopB ha?
" taVrfed electric . lights'; .fqWwda ,'Pari
ru ^tossers ros.iguu.tipn ' ha? Vb??? -oooopte?
vt G?? 1 the - general: rplaoed rind ur arran
' -Dblo?clazo has been1 "appointed td tl
Aitfmi^n^s^ jig -SS^S ...r. Hoi
. broWBki; was, offo^ed itba Command of tl
r.': ajrmy,. but'-Toftrses,r.unions'.it.wai mai
. J^a^&oom
'garrison' in V??vre's'," wai wounded, t
v'The^ foroe bf tho'rV?rsaillo3
fi .vernment in the, Bois il? 'Boulogne,
ni large. Tho Colnmu Vendome waa: pt
\tialJjr destroyed - ,to-d?yf h!; 01aseret
' under er.amination,at tho. Hotel do Vii
He was removed ?from the Manes pris
thia morning. . . , -:J-.
BEVIES, May 10-Night1-The gra
attack on Paris is imminent. 1,000 yat
of tronches Jiavo been completed, a
.. the assaulting'columns are within.?
yards of the ramparts of Paris, all rea
j for tho order to ad vaneo to the asaac
. Daring the past twenty-four hours, t
Government batteries have been firi
an average of eighty sb o ta per minu
The unprecedented bombardment is b
ing a terrible effect upon the insurger
VEHS AILLES, May 10-? P. M.-1
great assault upon the fortifications
Paria will'be mad? to-nigbt. Tho P
Dd Jour has been' knocked to pieces
tho tiru from the battery at Montretc
?VERSAILLES, May IL-The cannon
continues. The effect is described
tremendous. FortVanvers still resi
. The Government troops carried the 1
rioades of Bourg La Reine.
. . LONDON, May 10.-The Govern m
bill requiring a registration of vo
was carried.by only sixteen majority.
A steamer left the Thames, to-day
repair the broken Atlantic cable.
PARIS, May H.-Geu." Rossel was
1 rested yesterday, and placed in the <
: . tody of M. Gerardin. At 5 o'olock ;
terday, both of them disappeared,
? have - not yet: been recaptured,
principal attack of the Versaillists ie
ponied at Antevil and Port du J
Both sides are massing troops, .an
great battle is expected. Delesohnze
been appointed Minister 'of War to
Commune. The offJoial . reports tc
Commune deny that tnt. Versaillists 1
gained any viotories. >
-~i
American Intelllkenc?.
CHARLESTON, May ll.-Arrive
schooner Cynosure! Bahamas.
BUFFALO, May ll.-A Canadian ,
boat passed np the lake-supp os e<
the scene of tue fight.
HAVANA, May 10.-The-Diario ol
a decrease of sugar, as compared
last year, of 90,000 tons.
PORT DOVER* May ll.-The fighl
tween Coburn and Mace was prove
by the Canadian authorities. The i
in splendid oonditlon, entered the
shortly after noon, bnt during the
round, and before a blow was struct
Sheriff nod County Judge, baoked
' numbor of, soldiers from Sinoos,
-.parsed the orowd, who fled in evoi
rootion. The fight has been postp
indefinitely,
j SAN FnANoisoo. May ll.-Cloui
I grasshoppers aro destroying crops ii
. Angelos County. The oftl?eus oi Ar
? killed eighty-five Indians and oap
; twenty-five children. Tbeae Indian;
< been protected at Fort Grant, but i
" torn stole property and murdered
? nena.
NEW YORK, May ll.-^Grceley
rea?h Cincinnati on Friday and Ne
leans on Sunday. Ho will spend
day in Now Orleans, and thenao
Galveston, to deliver nn address at!
annual adama bet?reti?e'Stnte .ftgribol
tnral Society,-.of. Texas, he will explore
the proposed line of the Texas and Pa?
cific Railroad. He will be absent for
several wo eta, making a short stay ia
eaoh of the principal oities en route.
The inauguration of the telegraphers'
statue to, prof. Morse, in tho Control
Park, ia finally .fixed for the 10th of
June, at a P. M. , It was found impossi?
ble to complote it by tho 2?th inst.
IIARTFORD, May H.-Both' houses
passed a resolution declaring1 Jewell
elected. He will be inaugurated Tues?
day, to which day. the Legislature has
adjourned.
WASHINGTON, May ll.-Robeson has
returnee!.. The Russian Prince has post?
poned * bis visit till fall.. Goo oral Bab?
cock succeeds General Mi obi ur as Super?
intendent of' Public Buildings and
Grounds. The Foreign Relations Com?
mittee waa in session four boura t?-day,
and still* not ready to r?port to the Se?
nate.
Probabilities-It 1B probablo that tho
barometer will continue falling very
generally un Friday, with increasing
cloudiness; light winds from the Missis?
sippi to the Atlantic.
HOTS?L. ARRIVALS, May H. -Columbia
Hotel-di D. Brown, N. 0. ; G. B. Harris,
Ko oh es tor; N. Federliu, N. Phillips, N.
Y. ; S, R. Chisman, J. M. Hall, Va, ; C.
L. Gnndersdnrf, B. F. Noweomer, T. K.
Carey, H. Griffith, Baltimore; J. B.
Nosh and son; F. D. Mccormack, Ga. ;
E. Witz, Greenbrier Springs; W. B.
Oolret, N. X; S. C. Gilbert, Charleston ;
B. R. Bridgors, N. C.; J. N. Hoffman,
Lexington; A. J. Baldwin, Pa.; J. N. i
Londin, T. D. Gillespie, S. C. ; R. A.
Kerwan, city; E. H. Brooks, Ga. ; C. H. j
Harvey, Pa. ; Miss B. Chapman, Miss E. ?
Chapman, Mrs. H. Chapman, Miss E.
A. Long, C. B. Bishop and others, Chap?
man Troupe.
Jfickerson House-J. M. Walker, New
York; W. Brandt, C., C. & A. R Bi;
H. ' H. Ballman nud wife, Pittsburg; J.
C. Fagg, Paris; W. Murdock, Salisbury;
T^H. Cooper, Eagle Mills; A. T. Red
and wife, Virginia; 0, F. Hanckell,
Charleston; W. P. Jones, N. & C. R. R.;
F. D. Bush, Greenwood.
Curiously enough tho women of San
Francisco are not entirely satisfied with
the verdict against Mrs. Fair. They en?
tertain an opinion, which they have
publicly oxpressed with unmistakable
emphasis, that this probable descendant
bf th? Borgia should havo had the ques?
tion of her guilt inquired into and de?
termined by a jury -composed of those
of her. own-sex. They also object to
their .exclusion from the court room
^^^M^?^y^i^^i^il bo-;,.? he-aid,
declaring that if it was of suoh ft charac?
ter as to be kept from women, tho men
had no -right to hoar it either. In con
' elusion. !thejy rosolvo that-they are quite
as good judges of what ia' improper for
them' to listen to a? tho court or tho
press, and'that 'the tyranny which ex
oludod them from hearing the evidence,
is not to be tamely submitted to. The
case oertainly seems a hard one; but wo
fancy even . Mrs. Fair would rather not
have been tried by a jury composed of
suoh women.
A Massachusetts paper tells of a color?
ed woman who bad been lately convert?
ed, but wns so unfortunate as to fly into
a passion over the misdoings of her
neighbor's youngsters. Her mistress re?
marked upon the impropriety of such
conduct in the case of one about to join
the church and reoeived this frank re?
sponse: "I have 'sperienoed religion,
and I'so gwine to join the church; but,
Miss B.r I'll scald dat nigger fust."
A man excused himself for marrying
by saying that' his friends declared be
drank too much for a single mau.
There are at prosent over 500 applica?
tions a woak for patents.
For Sale.
ABET of COTTON 8VINNING M ACBINT?
HY. complete; to consunto about COO
pounds Cottun per wooli, irlaking No. 25 aud
No. 30 Yarns:for water power. Heat Easteru
make; liberal credit if desired. Ann! v to
JOHN H. nOLMl?S,
Boyce's Wharf,
April 23 flO_Charleston, a. O.
Eight-Horse Portable Engine for Bale.
SUITABLE fur Threshing, Ginning or aOrist
Mill. Will he sold cheap for caeh.
Apply to BO BE UT MCDOUGALL,
May ll 3_At Congaroe Iron Works.
Choice Hay Butter.
1 f \ TUBS cholos May BUTTER, just rc
JL\j calved sud for sale hy
May ll_JOHN AGNEW A SON.
An Early Call for the Best Stereoscopic
Views.
AFINE assortment of VIEWS in Gormany,
California, Switzerland, Spain, Ireland,
Scotland, the Kiver Thames, near London;
also, in the Unltod States; Statuary, colored
and plain. Also, Stereoscopes, aomo low
Brioe?, for sale at BRYAN Sc McCARTER'S
ookatore. May 3
Infant's Food
IPREPARED to meet the requirements of
. the growing inre.nl, containing tho phos?
phates and all the health-giviug proportion of
tho finest wheat. Much of tho suffering,
sickness and mortality among children is
traceable to deficient nutrition. Mothers will
take heed and buy tho proper food. For sale
hy HEINIT8U,
May Of_Dmgglat.
Medicine for Children.
DIARRHOA CORDIAL for bad Bowols and
Pains from Toothing, Cholera Morbus,
Ao. An elegant mediciae to soothe and euro
Diseases of the Bowols. A roal friond to
mothers and nurses. Ouly 25 cents a bottle.
For sale ouly at IIEINITSH'S
May C t Drug Store.
For Sale,
0\ A OAR LOAD of fine Eon-ww
TfcrTNtncky MULES aud H?KSK?'wg?
?V/"\ -among them Bomo fftHt^JrW
? *'a tock-for Halo. Apply at^^^^
AGNEW k CO.'S Stables, Assembly street.
April 25_
A Ano surarnor tonio ia Hattorf1* Bitters
can ho hid at POLLOCK'S.
A frosh supply of Brenton Luger at POL?
LOCK'S.
A frosh Supply of Bagley'* MajtUwtr, fine
cut, at POLLOCK'S.
LONDON, May ll-Noon.-^-Oonools
UM.. Banda 90i? ?ui ......
: ?LivriUrdoii, May : 11-iNooni- Cotton
quiet and Bteady-uplands 7}?@7H',
Orleans 7-ya\ salas 10,000 bales.
LrvEiu?ooj>, May ll-Evening.-Sales
of cotton 16,000 bales;.sp?culation and
export 5,000-middling uplands 7%\ Ot
lenns7%?.'
; N?w* YOBS, May ll-Noon.-Flour
a shade firmer. Wheat l@2o. higher.
Corn quiet and firm: Cotton, a ahnde
firmer-uplands 16%; ''Orleans;- 15%;
sales 2/000bales. Governments dull and
heavy. Stocks very heavy. State bonds
aotivo and strong. : Money easy, at 4@5.
Gold ateady. -ot ll?f. Sterling-long
10^; short 10%.
7 P. M.-Cotton fairly aotive and
higher, with sales of 8,617 bales-up?
lands 15>?. Flour-Southern rather
steadier; common, to fair extra (5.75?
7.20; good to choice 7.25(3)9.00. Whis?
key a shade easier, at 90*/@91. Wheat
lo. better-winter red and amber West?
ern 1.59(0)1.62. Corn closed quiet, at
78@80. Groceries firm. Pork 17.00?
17^25. Beef quiet. Lurd dull-kettle
12>?. Money abundant, at 3@4. Sterl?
ing dull and Bteady. Gold Go?
vernments steady. Tonnesaees, Geor?
gias and South Carolinas very strong.
Tennessee? 09%\ new 70. Virginias 69;
now 71 Mt* Loni?innu8 67??; now 60;
levees 70; 8s 85. Alabamas 1.02; 5? 70.
Georgias 81; 7B 90. North Carolinas
47}4; new 25. South Carolinas 73??;
new 63.
BALTIMORE, May H.-Flour firmer and
demand improved-Howard street super?
fine 5.50@6 U0. Wheat firm. Com dull
and heavy-white 75@77; yellow 75.
Pork quiet, at 18.50. 'Bacon steady
sh nuldera 7J^@8; clear rib sides 10>?(2t
10}^; sugar-cured hams 17@18. La>d
Bteady. Whiskey 92@02>?. Cotton
firmor-middliug 14^@15; receipts 300
bales; sales 200; stock 3,940.
CINCINNATI, May ll.-Flour advanced
-family 6 40@6 GO. Cern steady. Pork
-holders anxious, nt 17.50, Lard-ll
asked. Bacon dull-shoulders 7}?; sides
9>^@0%- Whiskey 88.
LOUISVILLE, May ll.-Flour firm
fnmity 6.50. Corn firm. Provisions
quiet end firm.
SAVANNAH, May ll.-Cotton in good
demand-middling 14i?@14L?: receipts
1.480 bales; sales 400; stook 32,176.
GALVESTON, May ll.-Cotton active
good ordinary \2%?\2$i\ receipts 637
bales; sales 2,500; stock 58,755.
CHARLESTON, May ll.- Gotton firmer
-middling 14^; reoeipts 689 bales; sales
200; stock 18.819. .
MoniiiB, May1 ll.-Cotton strong
middling 14??@15; receipts 1,038 huies;
stook 29,019. i !
BOSTON, May IL- Cotton strong
middling 15${$; receipts 675 halos; sales
600; stock 11.500. :
WILMINGTON, May ll.-Cotton, a toady
-middling 14; receipts 50 bales; sales
47; stook 2,087.v . .. ?
NEW O nm ANS, May. ll.-Sugar aotivo
and firmer-prime 10%@11. Molasses
-plantation reboiled 30@45. Others
unchanged. Cotton in fair demand and
priceB advanced-middling 15^@15>^;
receipts 2,872 bales; sales 4,500; stook
156,780.
AUGUSTA, Muy ll.-Cottou active and
advancing-Liverpool middling 13%@
14; sales 355 bales; receipts 169.
NORFOLK, May ll.-Cotton firm
low middling 13^; receipts 140 bales;
sales 5; stock 1,042.
flood Health-Long Life.
THERE is a diner euee between gund blood
and bad blood-a difference of Life and
Death. Bad blued is full of humors, pro?
ducing oorropt Koren, Ulcers, ltoils, Car?
buncles, Spots, Blotches. Theso are indica?
tions of a diseased condition of tho syutem,
ind unless removed, will prey upon the body
ind ruako it a diseased nun loathcsnine thing
>f flesh. Without pure hlood no flesh is free
from disease. The Pule and Shrunken Forms,
Yellow Faces; Weak Stomachs, Diseased
Livers, Crippled Rheumatics, Nervous Hypo?
chondriacs, DyspoptioVictims ?if Headache eo
common in thu country, is owing entirely to
tho humors of the blood.
HEINITSH'8 QUEEN'S DELIGHT is the
only sure medicino. 20,000 bottles sold at
home bespeaks for it a popularity unexampled
in the history of modiuinu. Forpurifying the
Blood and invigorating tho Liver, no Suttor or
, cheaper medicine has ovor been discovered.
J Heiuteh's Queen's Delight is a Purifier of tho
Blood and-an Invigurator ot thu Liv jr, two
things essential in preserving Health and
in curing Disease, lt invigorates tho Liver
and cures all disorders of the Stomach and
Bowels, purifies tho Blood and repairs the
waste of tho Body, Imparts Strength and
gives Vigor to diseased ami enfoehled systems.
HEINITSH'8 QUEEN'S PEL IO HT.
Tho people approve, and physicians sanction
its use, because it pesesses merit , and is what
it seems to bo-a household blessing to th? sick.
IT CtllllCS
11 Y. A n A eu Ki. - . Sick Headavljo, Nervous Head?
ache, Bilious Headache, Neuralgia, Catarrh,
Dizziness, hush of Blood to tho Head, Full?
ness, Oppression of the Head, Ac
OATAIIUU.-This unpleasant disease, iu all
its forms.
SOBSTHBOATS, AC - Sore Throats, HoarBO
noss, LOBB of Voice, Weak Voice. .
DYSPEPSIA.-This disease always cured in
all cases, in perronB of all agca and occupa?
tions.
Liven COMPLAINTS, JAUNPICK, AC.
Chronic Diarrhoea and all Chronic Dysente?
ry, Colics, obstinate Costiveness.
PILES-Blind, bleeding or ulcerated, painful
itching, burning, no matter how long oxisting.
Kidney Disease, Diabetes, Gravel, Inconti?
nence, Stoppage soon enred.
FACE AFFECTIONS.-Brown Spots, Moth
Plot ches, Pimples, Black Specks. Beti Patches,
Burning, Itching, Rush of Blood to tho Face,
Cloasma, Bad Complexion.
Abscesses, 8crolnIn, when on the Scalp;
Throat, internal or external; on tho Tongue,
Rack, Limbs, or anywhere, Sore and Swelled
Legs, all perfectly curable
SKIN DISEASES - Salt Rheum, Tetter, Acne,
Shingles.Scaly Eruptions, Watery Discharges,
Itching. Burning. Chronic Erysipelas.
TUE EYES.-Inflamed and Itching, Scrofula,
Ac, on tho Eyes and Eve-lids.
GOITRE, SWELLED NECK.-All cases cured.
Rheumatism, Chronic, Acute, Neuralgia.
LamoneBB, Swelled Joints, Inability to walk,
painful or passive, cured bv the use of
H El NITS H'S QUEEN'S. DELIGHT.
Tho nfllictod, nervous and debilitated, whoso
sufferings havo hoon protracted hom hidden
causes, and whoso oases require prompt treat
nent, will find alwavs a sure remedy in
QUEEN 8 DELIGHT.
Ask for HEINITSH'8 QUEEN'S DELIGHT.
Take nou? other. He ls the inventor and sole
proprietor: Sold wholesale and retail at his
Drug and Chemical Stoio. Feb 9 J
IRWINS HALL.
Returnof tri? Greatliontnern Favorites
THE CUAPMAN SISTERS,
The Famous Oomodiau,
O. B. BISHOP,
AND their newly-organlaod and most
powerful oom lunation.
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY/
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY ll.
Tho Munica! Burleequo of .. .
LITTLE JACK SHEPPARD;
OR, THE IDLE APPRENTICE.
FRIDAY EVBNISO, MAY 19,
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY,
TN THE ENCHANTED WOOD.
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 18,
Tho Famous Burlesque,
THE FORTY THIEVES.
Tho CHAPMAN MUSTERS, Mr. BISHOP
and tho entiru Company appearing in each
Slay. SeatB can ko soourcd at Lyiirand A
on'e, commencing Wednesday, May 10.
May 9_._5
Horse stolen-$25 Reward.
^rtS STOLEN, on SUNDAY NIGHT,
.xSSdL May 7, from my placo, uear Hamberg,
rs UL ono SORREL HORSE, seven year?
old, round body, about fifteen bandB nigh,
uno white hind font, nm all white spot in foro
httad, and sprinkling of whito hair ia mane.
I will pay tho above reward for bis delivery
to me, or a proportionate sum for any Inform?
ation leading tu his recovery.
A. lt. MILHOD8.
May 10 8 Bamberg P. O., 8. C.
30,000 YARDS OF LINEN
AT
C. F. .JACKSON'S.
WHITE LINEN, at 25, 37* and 50 cents.
LINEN DOCK, fine and common,
LINEN DRESS GOODS.
LINEN DRILLS, White and Brown.
LINEN DAMASK, Whito and Brown, all atf
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
May 7_
WALTER C. FISHER,
(Opposite. Columbia Hotel,)
DRLGUIST AND DEALER IN
iii j? M
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
SPONGES, Charuriia Skins,
Corks, Toilet Brushes,
Tooth Bruabcs, Combs,
Toilet Soap, Casillo Soap,
Ray Rum..' ? Hair Oils,
Vrchv Salt, ' ' Kissingen Salt,
Nit. .Cerium, LoibigV Meat, i
Joni, ?jijger. Cornstarch.
Genuine, lUlOVea,
Allspice, Cinnamon,
NdtnuLgs,' ? .>.. Mace, . "*
Turo Soda, Eng., Cream Tartar,
Congress Water, icv
W'Pmoriptiona preparod at any hour of
the night nf day. ' April 29 |
FAN MILLS,
^.RAJN CRADLES,
"HORSE TOWERS,
REAPERS,
MOWERS, and all kinds Harvcating Machine?
on baud and for salo at lowest prices in the
market.
We oall special attention to our Horse?
power, which ia tho best power in uso and
not high pricod. With our experience in
plauting, and tho uso of agricnltural imple- !
menta and machines, together with our facili?
ties for having goods manufacturer!, wo claim
wo can givo lower figures, better goode and
better satisfaction titan any othor house in the
country. Send for catalogue. j
April 23 L?RICK A LOWRANCE.
Excursion to St. Augustine and the Et. !
John's River, Florida.
^ga^gCn^.^^ fast steamer DICTA
etter, wfll leavo tho
/^NKRJUJI TKI\\^^ citi" ?' Charleston, on
^^ifS^^J^f^^ TUESDAY, May ICth,
excursion to Florida, arriviug at Savannah on
Wednesday morning early, and remaining
there until afternoon, affording ample time to
visit Buenaventura and other points of inter?
est. Leaving at 3 o'clock P. M.. willarrivo at
St. Augustina Thursday morning, where a
most agreeable day maybe apent inspecting
the ancients Spanish fortross, the Cathedral,
and other relies nf the first seulement on tho
continent, in sailing on the bay or visiting tho
orange groves of the neighborhood.
Leaving St. Augustine on Friday morning,
the Dictator will pass up tho St. John's to Pa
latka, by daylight, stopping at all "points ot
interest, thus affording a rare opportunity of
seeing, to tho boat advantage, tho most beau?
tiful of Southern rivers.
Returning, will leavo JacksonvilleSaturday,
Fernandina tho same afternoon, arriving at
Savannah Sunday morning aud Charleston
Sunday evening.
Faro for round trip $18. No extra charge
for meals or staterooms.
May 914 _ KAJ^NEL_ft ?O^Agcnts^
Natural Frozen Ice.
AS thc summer season ia now approaching,
I wish to inform my old customors, and
the publie in general, that having secured a
good crop ot natural frozen lake ICE, this
winter, wo aro prepared to furnish it, in any
quantity, as low as any that eau bo procured
herc, that is, from one to one and a halt cents
per pound, according to quantity, and havo
been selling at that price since tho 1st of
Januarv. J. D. BATEMAN, Ag't.
March 18 2ino Columbia leo House.
New Books.
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Tho Silent Partner. Rv author Oates Alar.
Tho Franco-Prussian War. By Landon,
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Thu Emptv Heart; a Novel. By Marion
Harland. $150.
Climates for Invalids. Ac. 11.2.?
Oinx's Raby; his Biithand Misfortunes; a
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Tho Sisters of Orleans; a Title of Race and
Serial Conflict. Also, a number of new
novels and other publications, just received
at Bil YAN. A* Mc CA RTF. R'S
April 2."> Bookstoro.
May Goshen Butter.
TUBS new MAY RUTTER, for sale by
May 5 E. HOPE.
Imported and Domestic Cigars at POLLOCK a
OF
BOOTS. AND SHOES,
r, HATS AND CAPS,
. TRUNKS AND UMBRELLAS. r!
Ladies', Misses' and Children's
LACE, CONGRESS
AMD.
BDTTON BOOTS,
Gentlemen's, Boya* and Youths'
BO?TS,
CONGRESS GAITERS AND CONGRESS
SHOES, I
OXFORD TIES AND DRESS 8HOE8,
Mada to order for thia market and season. 1
Gents having tender foot aro invited to call,
and examino Glove Kid Shoea for themselves.
Particular attention io requested to my
choice, atock of Men's, BOTS' and Children's
SUMMER HATH.
May 7 5?,_J. MEIGHAN.
Increase of Stock.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANE. I
PAID UP CAPITAL .100,000. .
OFFIOERS:
JOHN B. PALMER. President.
A. O. BRF.N?ZER, Cashier.
C. N. G. BUTT, Assistant Cashier.
TUE degree of success that has attended
the operations of this Bank ?ir.?? ito
establishment in Februar j last, and the de
Biro on the part of the Directors to have asso?
ciated with thom moro of their country
friends, bas induced them to add $50,000.00 to
tho oapital. Shares $100 00 each.
Payments may be made at any time prior to
tho 1st of July, entitling 'the bolder of the
stock to its pro rata share of profits earned
during the time the money ls in possession of
the Bank; or if on th? 1st July, to ita propor?
tion of all dividends mado thereafter. In
either ovont, tho new atock will participate
equally with the old in the surplus fund.
Applications for stock may be made person*
ally, er by letter, to tho ofilcvre of tbe Bank.
Banking House opposite the Columbia
Hotel.
DIBECTOBB_John B. Palmer, J. Eli Gregg.
F. W. MoMastor, B. D. Senu, (of B. D. Bonn A
Son,) G. W. Dearden, (of Copeland A Dearden,)
R. L. Bryan, (ot Bryan A McCartor.) W. O.
Bwaffteld, (of R. A W. O. Bwaflleld.) May 9
"OUR"
MR. LOVE
IS now in New York, devoting his time in se?
lecting and shipping us by every steamer
NEW NOVELTIES
FOB THE
SUMMER MONTHS.
Our improved facilitiea and intimate con?
nections with most of the largest importera
and manufacturers throughout tbe country,
f;ivo. ns extra advantages over A?IT OTHF'E
lonee in the buying of goods, and in the se?
lections for this market. We only buy tho
"Best Makes of Goods'1
i. ' ?. ' o.. i,%- -....p"
AMO AK L.T. THEW
THE LOWEST PRICES.
Onr stock will be kept up complete in ali
departments, so that all in want of
GOOD AND CHEAP DRY GOODS
Will be turn to find thom at the popular one
I price store of W. D. LOVK Ac CO.
W. D. LOVB.
B. B. MCCBEEBT._May 7
M 0 K E N Z I E
IS NOW PREPARED
W1TU A FULL AND SELECT STOCK
OF
Fancy Goods and Toys.
THE most complete in variety and quality
iu the city. Spring goods for boys and
pris, consisting of Bate and Balls, Marbles,
Skipping Ropes, Croquet SetB, Hoops, Blow,
Rubber, Bloudin, Itaiubow, Gyroscope, Cha?
meleon, Spring and Fancy Tops, Dolla in pro?
fusion^ dressed and undressed, Fancy Boxes,
Bags, with a large stock of Common TOYB.
A large and varied assortment of pure Can?
dice, manufactured daily. Cakes of all kinds
fresh made every d ay. French Bon Bone,
Crystallized Fruits, Chocolate, Nougeat, Lon?
don Almonds, Cream Dates, Ac. Canned
Goods, a full supply. Jollies, homo manufac?
turo from puro fruit. Foroign Fruits and
Nuts, Almonds, Raisins', a full line. English
Crackers, Albert Biscnit, genuine.
Weddings, Parties, Pic Nies, Ac., supplied to
order, with Cake, Ice Cream, Lemonade, Ac.
Call at McKenzie's Confeotioncry and Toy
Storo, Main street, near State House, aud bo
convinced that our assortment and prices can-,
not be exceller!._April 26
"GEORGE TUPPER,
BROKER, REAL ESTATE AND INSUR?
ANCE AGENT. Office over W. O. Fisher's
Drug Store, opposite Columbia Hotel, Main
street. Colombia, 8. O. _May 2
Just Received,
PORTER ^STEELE'S,
A rou. LISE 07
SASH RIBBONS,
IJt ALL. COLORS, FOB
MAY PARTIES.
April 27
Heise 'B leo Cream Saloon
IS open tor tho season. Give us a call.
April 12
For Rent
THE commodious and desirable
iii] R00M8 above the Store we occupy
Wt\ singly, in suits, or altogether. Pos?
session ot the second floor desired in Sop
tomber. R. O. 8H1VER A CO.
April 28_
~ICR CREAM,
TO bo had at MCKENZIE'S SALOON, on
and after to-day, dnriug the season.
April 7_;_
JUST RECEIVED,
ASMALL invoico of thoeo genuine Albert
BISCUITS, manufactured hy McKenzie
A McKenzie, Edinbnrg, Scotlund.
ALSO,
English Biscuits, Fancy Nio Nae*, Bril?
liants. Goms. Cornhill, Ac.
April 7_JOHN MoKENZIE.
LIME,
TUR (?HEAT FEllTlMZKIt.
CAN furnish LIMP, at Depot at Walhalla,
ii. C., for fl 50 per barrel. Address,
REV. B. HOLDER; Walhalla, S C.
Mareil 2f? _
Tho best place to get a cool summer drink
is af POLLOCK'S.
I
D JET A Xi E R S
And Those in Want of
DRY GOODS.
W"E hove now in atore a foll line of the
newest and moat,
FASHIONABLE GOODS
Of domestic, French and English manufac?
turo, which we guarantee, at all tiu>e>, to aell
aa low, if not at lesa prices, than any houeo
in Columbia, buding our Gooda from tho
; larpent and moat celebrated eatabliahments
1 in the United States. And as- we ' desire to
; pleare all, we have noir In Our bouao the
BEST GRABES
OP
EVERY GL?S3 OF GOODS,
From the lowest to tho highest, and we feel
confident that all thoso favoring na with au
order from a distance will be pleased and
satisfied that
OUR H OUSE
' TS
THE ONE
In thia ol IT to deal with: ? f
Wo will, npon application, send' promptly
by mall, full dinoa of samples of thoao Una of
Goods; ?eaircu and, specified by our. friends
and oustomers. All orders accompanied by
cash amounting to $25 aud over. deHr?rirlm
any part of tb? State free of freight charges,
i Tboae unaccompanied: will bo sent ch O. JD.
We respectfully solicit erd*r*r wbioh will
receive the prompt and poraghal f attention, of
one of, the'firm. Our prices being* low, we
-think we eau render satiar?etion to all. Give
usa trial. :. ?1 ? . f i ova J
J. H. & M. L. KLHARD,,,
Maya : . : COLUMBIA* BvO.
STOVES! STOVES! ST0YES?
Tin-ware! Tin-wars 1 Tip-ware !
PLUMBING, ROOFING, GTfTTERTffG.'snd
all work in thia line, pat-np . to order
and ready for salo at the
CAROLINA MANUFACTORY.
I Call at either house-Columbia or Newberry
HENRI H. DLEASE,
Maroh 23 f _Proprietor."
Private Boarding.
MRS. 8. J. WYATT informa her friends
and the publio in general, that ehe bas
opeued a PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, on
Flaiu stroet, near Bull. Tba house is large
and airy, and guests may expect the comforts
of a home._,: ; ' ?_ May 2
Soda and Mineral Water.
TUK FOUNT is opon for the season, with
choice syrups, made from puro juico of
the fruit. HEIBE'8 CONFECTIONERY.
Feed Oat?.
BUSHELS prime heavy OATS, for
sale low. E. HOPE.
600
Rio Coffee.
BAG8 BIO COFFEE, for sale low to
dealors bv EDWARD HOPE.
50
, Pio k le tl Meats. &c.
miUS DAY RECEIVED:
JL FULTON MARKET ROUNDS,
Fulton Market REEF,
Pig Poik,
Davis' Diamond Hani*,
Ferris' Sugar-cured Strips,
Extra Beef Tongue.,
Smoked Beef.
Something new every day, to try and please
j our patrons. _GEO. BYMMERS.
AXA TC HAN9.
OUR BEAUTIFUL, ATTRACTIVE AND
extraordinary
CHEAP STOCK OF DRY GOODS
Is in store and moving, making room daily for
NEW ARRIVALS,
Which wo will continue to receive nil through
thc season.
Oim s AMPI.K BURRA!)
Is a success, and wo aro now distributing
Goods over the eutiro 8tato through its
agency. Tho most careless observer cannot
hut sen the groat advantage* to bo derived
from dealing with a live house, like ours,
whore ovorything ia kept moving by system
and order-whore no extra profits aro tacked
on to pay idle bands. Of course, we oan and
do SELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN ANY
IIOU8E IN THIS SECTION. A positive
proof is, that we sell more Goods than all the
rest added together. That is tho proof.
Tho people know whore to buy oheapest, and
let tho stranger follow tho groat public. lu
buying, let them follow thoso who know
TL. C. 8RIVER & CO.
_April8
Free Po np every day, nt ll o'clort. at POL?
LOCK'S.