The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, May 13, 1871, Image 3
PHC&Kr3?w?A?-?&h&i IETROJO o^ajngje
co pi ea of tbe PHccrnx tK QT* c oa ts. ?j t, :
yosterdayv .and. the necessity ,for ; o-if??'
coa^^as^h?^
in tho afternoon, ^doubtless, ' settled
Cooper'.j^FJeldSj'in, their celebrated
clog danoo, ;tjt' bb^po?an Sis te rs* matinee
to-day. "?fil J>-s-?. ? i ?KyV\*.?j . . j
Tho day of Pan tecost, observed by alf
Jewa, occurs on the 26th of the pr?sent
month; ^mW>^ . I
A ? neat iron rnit?ngl tfllh. a granite
baso, ia"hoing erected in front of the
Baptiift'Church.
Plain and fnnoy'cnlorecl.priuting exe?
cuted with neatness ami despatch} on th,a
most reasonable j ter ma. {AU' tho latest
styles of card^'&o., on band and printed
in excellent stylo', at tho PHCBNTX office.
B?shioV^ at
Chapman Siatera' matinee to-day.
', Pamphlet^ liriofa, catalogues,.dodgors,
posters, hand-bill a, bill-heada-in fact,
everytb?'ng.'in.^th? 'w?^'-pf^; Jo^;print|ng~i
got teni up in .tho beat a ty lo, and Ott terms
that wo plod ?o ourselves will be satisfac?
tory to dil J partied i With approved ma?
chinery and ?Warn,-power, we challenge
c o mp ar i a? h i h prices.- v
Boro'not Wt h much speeoh the bas**
nesajinafr; Stirhg^li?g with flfc?fes, or th?
poor editor worry tug over pothooks anil
eoiBsorWY-rr:' :
The Index is tho title of anew papei
just issued in Darlington, by Messrs,
John B. Lylea and Thomas1 W. Weet
bury/ .
The .most ? admired - shades of browi
used in combination aro cafo au lait e
cafe au lait fovea-coffee and milk, ant
strong.coffee and milk.
MAJIJ AHitAKQEiiEUTa:- Tho Northen
mail opens at 3.30 P. M.; closes 12.1
P. Mii '.Charleston'doy mail opens 4.3
P.' Ml j.'Dioses' ?lI?O Ai M. Gharlesto
night mail opona 8.30 A- M.; closes 6.0
P, >r. Greenville mail opens 7.80 1
Mi > ?d?e? ''S.30i P, M. . /Western:.
opens I}M. ;! olotes L80- P.;M.- ?
Sunday office open -from 3 to 4XP. M.
i^ip^e'^nglBlauoho aftd;lf?\ojf..;lpn? ' Ohhi
miitV ato withs ns ogaink and to-night .wi
ma?ei^?i^?ii^?^^.taj jp^|;tlfea.t^
. goers.''^Tbeir p?rf?rmandea aro" alon
- opa in bu tl V oaVcuDiteil to diap??&Q' bj?ei
.nameoroiisiiop t
$a, Inj* &5>j ^traction's; presonted^Jb
Mah ager For d ; wo are Wrp no mofo nie
': li?,s?f? Wrlftop'.' lovt?rjs of Iun to gh
them" a - full noose. In. the "Fori
Thieves)4' th?se inimitable actors ,bai
, full scope for their unrivalled powers ?
' '.',4rt??og.'d?ilJi' cArtf away."*\
'.There will be a matinee this nf ter non
at 2 o'olock, 'doors opened at I. . Prie
of admission 25 and 50 cents. *'Cind
rilla,.or the Little Glass Slipper," w
be presented. Cooper & Fields, ti
champion clog-dancers, will also appel
Mi:. N. Levin, Jr., the Treasurer, w
be pleased to see all bis friends.
Sophi?MB COUI?T, ?(,niDA.Y. May 12.
The Gao rt mot at IQ -A* M> Press?t
Chief; Jristico Moses and Associate. Ji
tices t?ftir?i. and Wright . .
J os^ph' H. Melliobamp, administrai
us. Joseph B. Seabrook et al. Deere
ordor confirmed and motion, dia miase
O pin Lan by Associate Justice Wright,
At 12'M,; the Court adjourned afc
Wednesday,; 17th, 10 A.i M., when ;t
Fif?hpr?uU will be oalled.; , . .
HOTEII AiiBiVAiH, May 12.--Kicken
Bous?-^-Hi M. Newport and family, P
T. Townsend, 'B.; 0. Macniurdo, JS
York; J* H.?Gay, Ohorlotte; J. O. Me
dith, Helens; J. L. Manning, S. C.;
B. Fielding, city: J. J. Mendephall, N
Orleans. '
. Columbia Hold-,1. M. Baxter, N<
berry; D. B. Duncan; J. W. Moore,
G. Gourdin, J. S. Browning, Chariest
W. S. Floyd, M. Bider, G. W. Wiok
Jr., Baltimore; W. Gurley, Augusta;
H. Davega, Chester; J. N. Hoff m
Lexington; Mrs. J. S. Richardson s
ni?c?i Sumter; W. A. Ransom, lid
field.
LIST OP NEW ADVEU^ISI^JENTH.
O. V. Oromer-^Aoknowledgment.
Hors? Race oh Monday next.
E, Hop e^-For tili zero, &c, .
Meeting Independent Fire Comps
John Agnew k Son-Baking Powdt
Cmderilla will be played at Chapn
Sielers' matinee to-day. 1
MID-NIOHT SUICIDE.-At the d
honrt of night, rats and mice leave tl
holes, bed-bugs and rn no bea their 0i
nieaioiesd. on Isaacson's Sure Pop
die tia ii Rtrnok by apoplexy. Sold
au druggist?:
Lippmim's Hitters ?re for sale by all di
gists a nd de alor s. Dop ut in Columbia, K
atOrtej?n ?s lloaaKooa's, DruRgiats'. 8
'. Attention, Independents!
i~ SPEOIAIJ MEETING nf \
Comp?Dy will bo held TH 18 Ev
^pgg>.lSQ,, in your h?ll, at 7| o'ol
Mo moors will ploass be puno
and ail those who iutapu soiog with the (
pany will- also pleaso attend, aa all arra
manta will be made. Dy order of the r
dont. JULIAN O. PEIXOTTO
Sooretary pro te
ST* Momb&rs will assemble for drill
o'clock. May 1!
PAWS- l??yio?a& ?voning t?bo?S
all condemn tho Commune p-?d Central'
Committee for thwarting Gen. Bossel ia
his plans, nt?d recommend tbecouforrtug
'of dictatorial powers npon^tbo'goneral,
'who is jot in oommaud of tho army.
It is stated tba* &eYersailks.fcresa, aftor
occupying F^rt",'$$yv turned tho, guns
against tho ramparts. ,
LONDON, ajay. ll.-^-It ia; thbbgut tho
trial of Bolton and Park, two of too men
implicated id' th? women peraouation af?
fair of Inst aabxmer, will fail at the pro
sen t term,- os tho sittingB of - ShaYcourt
will expire at. mid night of Saturday, and
there are yet' scores of witnesses to be
examined. Tho proceedings-will havo
to bo oouiuienoed,, probably, do .novo
some months hence..j, ','
In the House pf Gommons, this even?
ing, Mouzell, Poatmaster-Gonoral. ex?
pressed h.is inability, to oxplcin why the
Cunard Steamship Company d?clines to
bring the American mails. ' The army
r?gulation bill was defeated at length.
lu the House bf Lords) in reply to a
question from the'opposition, Granville
declined to stato whether English claims
on tho United States are to be adjudi?
cated iu England. The treaty of peace
just concluded at Frankfort abrogator
tho .commercial treaty between France
abd Germany, and gives to Prussia the
control of-railways io the oeded terri?
tory? in consideration of the deduct iou
from' tho war indem. o'Uy" of 820,000,00(
of francs. Ono of tlie olauaea of tut
treaty provides j for tho acquisition, tn
Prussia, of tho railway from Thionvilh
to'Luxemburg.
Poneger Quertiere has gone to May
oooe and - Cologne to moke arrangement
for the speedy return of French prison
era to Versailles.
. ViiiiSAiLi.ES, Moy ll.-Importaut new;
has boon received from Algeria, when
tba condition of affairs is decidedly im
I proved! The Arab insurgents wore do
feated in an engagement in which thei
leader was killed.
: LONDON, May 12.-Sir John Frederic!
William Herschel, only son of tho ae
tronomor, is dead, aged seventy-three.
- -VBBSATXIXIQS, May 12.--The Govern
ment batteries maintain a terrific fir
upon the ramparts of Paria and tho foi
tifioations still held by the insurgen ts.
BUENOS AYRES, April 14-via LoKDOh
May 12.-Business is entirely suspended
and 'tue city, to a great extent, is d<
sorted. The custom house and all th
banks ara : closed. The ravages of th
yellow fever continue, and apparent I
wilt'only cease for want of victims.
; LONDON, May 12.-Special despatch!
state that L?O t.. lin mei .hos been.appoiu
cd commandant of Vanvent. .. 2ries <
batteries have Wen erected in ?oe a roi
'diss'em.?ut.,pf.,tho .(Pantheon. A .pest
lenee ia apprehended' in Paris., Tl
national - battalions oro-thinning, sim
.Boasol's resignation, which causes di
c'onragoinent among, tho_ Communist
Delesolbse is incapable of notion in co
seqnpnoo pf sickness, .but in a spect
just' delivered, expresses confidence
the future freedom, of France and. tl
success of itho Commune, A Vers?til
I despatch says the iueurgenta aro unal
to. repair their works, and will probab
j attempt to defeat - tho Versai H ?B ts hy
strong attack. The Mayor of Issy h
I been arrested. Fl?get was arrested
route for Bordeaux. Tho Emperor W
j liam is slightly indisposed.
LONDON, May 12.-Fort Vanvors w
captured, but subsequently re-caplur
by the Communists. The fort waa mn
dilapidated. Bossel has not' goue
I Versailles, but remains outside of Par
There is some excitement in the V
j sailles Assembly, where Thiers, con
I what excitod, demanded a vote of coi
dence, which resulted 495 to 10 in fai
of Thiers.
I PARTS, May 12.- Tho Commnists ola
victories and dony reports of .success
Itho Vorenillists. Fort Van vero was
taken by tho Oomtnunists at the point
I the bayonet. There was a desperate
gagement around Issy, and the Come
uists claim to have recaptured tho p,
of Issy. The Versaillists are cutt
I trenohes ic front of .Mallot gate, and
I concentrating troops in the Bois
j Boulogne. There wns a sharp f usili
about Fort Biscotre to-day. Vic
Sohoelscher bas been arrested.
LONDON, Moy 12.-The Standard,
this evening, has a despatch assert
that tho Communists" forces are c
12,000 strong, and that tho Versal
I army could go into Paris to-day il
would.
LONDON, May 12.-In the Honst
Lords? Redesdale asked whether
United States oould legally raise
I question of remuneration for vessels i
property destroyed by tho Alaba
He argued that tho Southern State;
the American Union were alone resp
I sible for tho depredations of theAlabi
I and kindred sbipR, and that ibo Gov?
mont of Great Britain could not t
legally detained the Alabama? for
was not armed when she left British
tera. The Earl of Lauderdale conoui
I in the views expressed by Lord Bo
(dale. Earl Grad ville Said he was i
I the question had been raised, as it {
! him the opportunity of stating that
adjustment made at Washington bad
turned upon the point supposed by I
Redesdale, which tho crown.advisors
not even suggested. He promised
before the treaty waa ratified, t
should he ample 'Opportunity for a
consideration of ita provisions; bc
{the meantime, he expressed regret al
occurrence of desultory discussions.
? -? ?
I American Intelllaonoe.
CnAULitsroN, May 12.-Arri vi
Brig Ellen Mara, Baltimore; soho
Ella M. Pennett, Baltimore.
WASHINGTON, May ll.-Difference
guiding ?he fisheries arc to be edp.
by a commission to sit tn Halifax,
fisheries, except river and shell, ar? I
opon alika to citizens of cither com
Free transit of goods in bond to I
I lowed across tho border. Tho trea
the text? o??\r3 ? t? eat j. < TU? .Alabama
claiaf?-ato ^rWriotl toi fl vd arU?trdtdra^
tho Executives . o? . England, , Brazil,
instead of making an award in bulk, tko
arbitrators, only establish rules for an
adjustment by a board of asscBSoro, one
is to be appointed by tbs Queen, one by
the President, tho third to be chosen by
the two, nqd will meet in Washington to
?qish tho: workV ' Three special rules of
ehtral'obligation aro laid down: 1. It
shall bo tho duty of a uoulrul nation to
use due diligence 'to prevent tho build
ing aud fitting ont, or escape, of any
vessel intended to make war upon an?
other nation with willah it is nt peace.
2. It ehall.be tho duty of a nation not to
permit snob, vessels to enter any of its
ports foe repairs, munitions or supplies;
or, having entered, not to permit their
departure. . 3. It shall bo tim duty of a
nation ta. use duo diljgenco to prevent
the violation of any of these obligations
in any of it? p orts or Waters.
AUBIJNE, KAMBAH,-May H.-The flrsl
drove of J,600,Texas cattle arrived, and
will go Eastward ' by rail.
; TOBONTO, May 11.-The referee in the
Maeo-Coburu fight hos decided the mei
runat meet' at 10 o'clock to-morro w, a1
Erie, when ho will uume tito fighting
ground. .
ST. LOUIS, j May 12.-Tho Sontberi
Baptist Cou von lion convened to-day
Several hundred delegates present. T
A. Mill, of Georgia, wu? re-elected Pro
aident. Mr. Williams, ot tho Theologi
eal seminary of Greenville, South Caro
lina, deliver! tho sermon. Various re
ports wero road.
Geo. John B. Gray has boon' mulcte<
iu $113,000, returned by him a? oom
missions obtained from the General Go
vero ment, for Stute account, in raisin |
and equipping troops. Gray will appea
to tho Supremo Court.
WASHINGTON, . May 12-Tho Gram
, Army of tho Republic eleoted Burusid
commander-in-chief.
Coburn and. Mace had been sparrio
shy for a long time, when tho magistrat
and .sherill' eut.ored tho ring. The fi g li
has been postponed to Juue 2. Whil
the magistrate was reading thu law, h
was robbed of thirty guineas and hi
watch. No arrests.
But little progress iu adjusting th
Pennsylvania coal mining troubles.
It is understood that tho anb-commi
tco of seven of the Outrage CommitU
will sit iu Washington to take testimony
Tho Senate Committee on Foreign Bell
tums reported progress in oxamiuing tl
treaty, and after appointing a com mitti
to investigate tho premature publicatic
o? ibo ireaty, ??jour?e? io Monday.
Gov. Geary, of 'Pennsylvania, in h
message to tho Legislature, urges cou
pensation to border Couuties for i
juries inflicted during ?be war.
Probabilities-It is probable that I
Saturday m?r?lilg. tho storm prevailii
lu the Southern, States will have, mo vi
North-eastward,!-with light rains) ni
wiiids bu the middlo Atlantic coast. I
serious disturbance is apprehended
that region. Fresh winds and dom
weather.will probably prevail during t
day on tho lakes.
The census tablea for Louisiana sin
301,450 whites;*363,0G7 colored; 569 1
dians; 2 Chinese, (oil born in the Unit
States,) and 61,827 of foreign birth
latter nearly all white. -
BUFFALO, May 12.-Au omigrant tn
bound West collided with a freight tra
Five children, killed and fourteen ndu
killed and wouuded. The Sisters
Charity cared for tho wouuded at th
hospital.
BOSTON, May 12.-At thu re-union
the Army of the Potomac, Monde p
Bided. Mead o said tho object was sim)
congratulatory and not political.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN., May 13.-Th
was another meeting of the crediton
the Alabama and Chattanooga Rai lr<
lust night. The oommitteo repor
that the best that could be dono was
take one dollar'of stock and one do
in bonds for each dollar of indebtedni
and so retiro all tho floating debt in I
oountry. Thus enabling Stanton to ]
off the parties pressing the road i
bankruptcy. A large amount of st
and'bonds was subscribed for in I
way to-day. ? petition was also cit
lated, to-day, and signed by tho re]
sentatives of ; half million of the float
debt, reqnqstipg the dismissal of tho i
in bankruptcy. The heavy rains of
past week will delay tho completioi
tho road until the middle of next wei
GALVESTON. May 12 -A News spec
dated Austin 10, says: By a resolntioi
the House, Speaker Evans was remot
by a vote of 41 to 29. Mr. Evans t
the floor, and said: "The caucus ha
sued its fiat; the decree has gone fo
that, because I would not violate
constitution at tho behest of party,
join the majority of Republicana in
Legislature in perpetuating our o:
ence, and usurping the power of leg
lion for the people of Texas, after th
of December next, that I- must be si
fleed. Think not to blind the peopl
tho misrepresentations of a party, wi
principles you thus trample uj
you eau hurl ot mo tho shafts of ;
hate; your onvy and malignity will
short of their intended victim. Foi
ignorant and simple men who aro lc
this movement by unscrupulous di
gogues, I have nothing but pity; v
for tho loaders, I entertain the most
found scorn aud contempt. You c
this tito hour of your triumph; it ii
hour of your shame and open con fe?
to the people of Texas thatsubmissii
a Republican canons is inconsistent
na oath to support the constitution,
not tho Republicau party of Texas s
for the folly and madness of (ho
sponsible men iu this House, who ai
representatives iu name only. I
ever followed tho dictation of the cai
but? upon a constitutional quos
which involves the observance ol
oath of office, I havo refused to fi
tho dictation of tho caucus and vi
my oath to sustain tho constituir
th*-H,*t?-i-h,.n .Inn ^pf^ >nfl rfg^
of the caucus to make.snob ,a, question
partisan in ita ob?rdotor,. and compel
members to abide by tho decision of the
?an?aff"thfreon,-nor,Barjh action,-aaihia
mi^lgWolfucn?*' last SiTghTdet?tminid
upon-to remove mo from, tho position
of Speaker bf this Honse. / I? know I
invited this removal, when,, I espoused
the cause of the people and! ,tbc cou?ti
tution. On the one hand was tho debi
sion bf a patty caucus; on the other waa
tho constitution T bad aworn to uphold;
and between them was the Speaker's
chair. I could not hesitate as to my
course. My fate will be that of men-of
all ages who have dared to do right
temporary defeat will be succeeded by
lasting honor in this mattery'. My adver?
saries havo erected to themselves a
monument of ah a me, which shall rise
higher and higher with increasing years,
and the finger of scorn shall be pointed
at thom whithersoever they go." Sin?
clair was elcctod Speaker by a vote of 44\
to. 30.
A fire nt Bryan, Texas, yesterday, de?
stroyed one block of buildings, consist?
ing in part of twelvo storoB. The IOBS is
estimated at $190,000; insured for
$50,000.
George M. Ellin, of Chester County,
Peunaylvania, lately deceased, aged 92,
lind oonsumptiou from his 20th year,
when he waa told it would kill him.
A millionaire, ol New York, who re?
cently married n beautiful Baltimore
girl, settled tho sum of $30,000 a year
upon her on her wedding day..
Don't fuil to attend Chapman Sisters'
matinee to-day.
WJIOL.B9Al.lfi Pine les ci; ii lue NT.
CORRECTED WliV.KLV DY TUE Uo A HI) OF TRADE.
APPLES, )Jt>U.I UO02OO Mui..\3SKS.Culittia5(i{5U
OAOOIKO.22033 NowOrl'na 80090
BALE ROPE, Mauil,?25 Sugar H'uo.. 60090
N.Y.orWosttlb 8012 NAILS, kogo 5000 00
BUTTER, North. 40050 ONioxs.^fbuHl 7502 00
Country, $J Ib.20030 | Ou.tKoro8ono,g45?60
BACON. Uame.r24.022 Machinery.. 75?1 00
Sidos, \? Ibll.018 I SPECIE, Gold 0109
Shoulders... 10011 Silver. ?104
CANDLES, M porm.40070 ' POTAT'S, Irisl 0004 00
Adamantine.Ibl5?IC ; Swoot.bns 90? 1 00
Corros YAHNI 8001 4O j BICE, Carolina tb 9010
CoTTON.Stct M,_14 ! SuoT.^bag. 25002 55
Middling .13 I SALT, Livorp.2 1002 20
Low MidPg,_12 ?SOAP, ^tb,.7J01O
Good Ord ny,_12 ? rfPiRiTa, Alcohol,g 15 00
Ordinary.llj i Brandy .. 4 00012 00
CHEESE, E.D.lb. 20?2? j Gin .2 0007 50
factory.1G02J Hum.2 0007 00
COFFEE, Kio,#D?17?22 Whiskey.. .13504 00
Laguayra_21023 SUOAR, Cms * P15016
Java.28030 ! Brown.12014
FLOCK, Co. 7 5001000 . STAncn, # lb... 81010
Northern.750?ll 00 ! TEA,Green Ibl 000200
GUAIM, Corn 1 1501 20 1 Black,_1 0001 10
Whoat-14001 50 TOBACCO, Chw.0001 00
Oats. 000100 Smokt?K.lb..50?l 00
Toaa_1 10?1 25 VINEGAR, Wino,.50000
HAY, Nortn, ?icwt.2 50 Fronen.... ?jiuu
UinEH.Dry, tytt?I2i? lt> WISE, Chani. 28035 00
Grpou".^>v...;..@8 -Portugal30005 80
LARD, ^ ft .'A /. 15017 tMerryvT.. 2 7507 00
LIHX, Ubty?2fi5,?2 7?J' ;!H!LrtA?ra.. .3-0008 00
. H d F ?eknWle?gm?l# R \ V
-t. - - - NEWBEBRV,-?S^3,f?tSy 12, 1871.
jMcssrs~Cu?h ti Wi?-ing, Trik?r?l Agent* of
?.' flout f,?m Ltf? Insurance Company, Votum
GEST?EMES:!I dAlrV\o relnVn - my thank?
J to tho Southom Ltfo~lTtaurauoi.< Company for
their promptness in paying their policy, 8,473,
for J "j,ooo, on tho lifo nf ruy late husband. It
1 e?T juin rsc- ploasuro to recorouiond tho compa?
ny to nil my friends, and 1 feel Mitre it will
I innot tho unQCOHB it eo eminently du?urTOB.
YOUTH, vory trnly, C. V. OK O il KB.
May 13 ? ?? .. '. . 1
Match for Fifty Dollars a Bide.
A QUA UTE B it ACE will be run on the
l\, Congaree Couran, MONDAY AFTER
NOON, May 19. Charloa Pettingill enters the
Sumter Mare, Mollie; O?urlos Miuort eptera
Mike._May 13 2
Canned Goods.
ALA MODE BEEP, Veal, Wild Duck, freeh
Mackerel, freth S&hnon, Oy?teT,
Poachoe,- Tomatoes, Strawberries, Gage
Plunia. -All of drat quality aud tull weight.
For sale low. E. HOPE.
May 13
Refined Oil.
COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by the gat?
ton or barrf-1. Also, in glaaas, pints and
quarts. T?rsalo low. E. HOPE.
May 13 . '_
Cheap Fertilizer. .
A f\ TONS COTTON t-.EED MEAL. Excol
4fcVJ lout for manure. EDWARD HOPE.
May 18_
Baking Powders.
C/^ DOZ. ROYAL BAKING POWDERB,
?_)vJ [aamplos free,]
50 doz. Andrews' oolobralct Yeast Powders.
25 doz. Ssa Foam Baking Powder,
20 boxea Baking Sorta, assorted papers.
Just received and for salo bv
May 13_JOHN AON KW ?V SON.
Soap! Soap!! Soap!!!
1 AA B?XEM FAMILY SOAP-qnality un
XUv aurpassod, and prices reduced ?I0
per cent.-At wholosale and retail, by
May 18_JOHN AGNEW A SON.
Sugar-Cured Hams.
OAA CHOICE Sugar-cured HAMS, Jmt
J??\ t\J received and for aale low hy
May ll_JOUN AGNEW A SON.
Eight-Horse Portable Engine for Sale.
QUITARLE for Threshing, Ginning or a Grist
io Mill. Will bo sold cheap for cash.
Apply to ROBERT MCDOUGALL,
May lt 3 At Congaroo Iron Works.
Choice May Butter.
1 I\ TUBS choice May BUTTER, just ro
W f euived and for Bale by
Mavll JOHN AGNEW A 80N.
FAN MILLS,
Q.RA1N CRADLES,
nOTt SE-POWERS,
BEATERS,
MOWERS, ami all kinda Harvesting Machines
ou hand and for salo at lowest prices in tbs
market.
Wo oall apectal attention to our Horse?
power, which is tho best power in ujo uni
not high priced. With our experience in
I planting, and tho uso of agricultural imple?
ments and machines, together with our facili
tiea for having gooda Iiunufdcturo 1, wo claim
wo can givo lower figures, hotter goodland
hotter satisfaction than any nthorhouse in the
country. Send for catalogue.
April 23 L?RICK A LOWRANCE.
^jrxw^wciAy AMP COMMKRCIAt,._
LrvBflsooii, tyfjA?^wn^^ur27.
Corn-fa?k 134<ga9l/I tufton] jbJSef Jr|d
steady-uplands 7%\ Orleans 7%; 'sales
>pf the week .78,D(Xh/%ppiii 13,000; spe
ophvtion 10,000; stock 900,000, of which
American if. 592,000;* receipts 48,00Qr
whorebr American ' is 32,000; nctuslex
port 22,000; ?aies. iqiddljug-, named, 90
ships at Charleston or Havannah 1%; at
Orleans 1%. ? ;....."
LIVERPOOL, May 12-Evening.-^Cot*
ten closed with a hardening tendency1
nplanda.7^;.QrleanB 7%\ sales 12,00p
balea; speculation and export 3,000; solea
on ship at New Orleans 7%; Savannah
or Charlton 7y?\ stock afloat 4.29,000,
of which American is 240,000.
NEW YORK, l?ay; 12-Noon.- Fleur
and wheat dnll and henvy. Corn a shade
Armer. Cotton Arm-uplands 15Or?
leans 16; saleo 8,000 bama. Freights
Arm. Governments very doll, but u?
obanged. Stocks very dull and heavy.'
Slates strong.and active. Money easy,
at 4. Gold steady, at 11^. Sterlings
loDg 10^; short 10%.
7 P. M.-Cotton steady; sales 5,186
bales-uplands 15%; Orleans 16. Floor
declining-common to fair extra 6.60@
17.10; good to choice 7.15@9.00. WbiB
koy firmer, ai91%@92. Wheat-spring
l@2o. lower; winter red and -amber
Western 1.65@1.62. Corn l@2o. better,
at 80@82. Sugar easier. Molasses and
rioe tirm. Pork active.' Beef firm.
Lard Armer. Freights, rather' quiet
cotton, sail 7@9-S2; grain, steam 8.
Money easy, ai 8@4. National note?
i??^0* discount. Sterling quiet and
tirm. Gold 1?>?@11??; Governments
dosed firm, with an -advance of on
G2s, 4s and 5s. Son tb Carolinas most ic
tivo. Tennessees 70)8'; uew 70. Vir?
ginias 69; new 71>?. Louisianas 08;
new 62; levees 70; 8s 84. ' 'Alabamas'
1.03; 5s 70. Georgias85; 7s 91. North
Carolinas 47^; neu 25>?. Sooth Caro?
linas 73; new 63. - Stocks activer and
low priced stocks had the pref er on co.
Specie shipment? to-morrow estimated at
$500,000.
BALTDAOUE, May 12.-Cotton Ht ron g
middling 15>^; receipts 334 bales* sales
700; stock 4,015; receipts of the week
1,109; sales 2,400. Flour activo and
firm. Wheat firm- choice white 2.00@
2.05; fair to prime 1.60@1.90. Corn
white Southero dull, at 74@75; yellow
Armor, at75@76. Provisions unchanged.
Whiskey quiet, ot 92@92>?.
C IN OINK An, May 12.-Flour-demand
light; family 6.40@6.60. Corn 57@58
Pork weak-17.50 asked. Lard qui ot.
Bacon steady and in moderate demand
Kb on biers 7; sides 9)<; generally hold
higher. Whiskey dull, at 88. .
LOUISVILLE, May 12,.-Flour firm.
Guru-Hueilud 65. X-ZU'T?D?O?? quiet ??d
unchanged. :Whiskey quiet, st 88.
ST. LOCIS, May H.-^Flom firm-:
superfine winter 5.5(]@G.O0. Corn
Booked 68>^97???. Whiskey $8; Pork
dull, ht 18.00. Bacon steady-abo n ld ero
1(tpyi\ ?lear sides Lard dnlk
at ll. , ' ' \ '
BOSTON?I( May 12.-Cotton firm-mid?
dling 16%; receipts 49 bales; sales 400;
stock 1L0OO; receipts of the week 4,200;
?oles 3,160. ' 0 ; '
?AyAiKfAn, May 12.-Cotton ih good
demand and prices advanced-middling
14%@15; receipts 682' bales; sales 450;
stock 32,416; receipts of the week 4,976;
sales 3,700. ?
CHARLESTON, May 12. -Cotton strong
middling 14)?; receipts 609 bales; sales
3 i0; stock 19,128; receipts of tho week
3,549; soleB 300.
NEW ORLEANS, May 12.-Cotton DC-.
ti ve, at full prices-middling 15)4 (3)15,%;
receipts 5,208 bales;* sales 6,000; stock
140,774; receipts of the week 21,654;
sales 30,000. Flour firm - superfine
6.25; double 6.75; treble 7.00@7.25.
Corn quiet, at 70@72. Pork dull-mesa
offering at 19.0U. Bacon scarce and
i held at 9?4@10)fj; sugar-cored hams 14
@15. Lard dull-tierce ll@11>?; keg
12>?@12%. Sugar activo and firmer
common 89; primo 11@11 W. ' Molasses
quiet-fermenting 25@32; plantation re?
boiled 80@50. Whiskey quiet-West?
ern rectified 87>?(a>97>?. Coffee inac?
tive and nominal, at 14(^15}^. - .
WIIAUNOTON, May 12.-Cotton firm- 1
middling 14J<; receipts 25 bales; sales
42; stock 1,546; receipts of the week 263;
sales 101..
NORFOLK, May 12.-Cotton firm
low middling' 13%; receipts 350 balea;?
sales 50; stock 1,602; receipts of the
week 1,002; sales 300.
GALVESTON, May 12.-Cotton steady
and in fair demand-good ordinary 12%
(3(13; receipts 927 bales; sales 900; stock
59,227; recoipts of the week 6,313; sales
90O.
MoDinn, May 12.-Middling cotton
15; receipts 619 bales; sales 400: stock
25,254; receipts of the week 38o; sales
3,500.
Self-Sealing Fruit Jan,
Of Glass and Earthenware, jar Preserving
Traits atul Vegetables.
THESE Jars havo beon extensively used in'
thia markot for tho last three yean, and
have given entire satisfaction. A felt ?apply
in atoro and for salo at S L'ANLET?.
May ia_i_S_
IRWIN'S HALL.
-
Return of the Great Southe r n Favorites
TUE CHAPMAN SISTERS,
Tho Famous Comedian,
C. B. BISHOP,
AND thoir nowly-or'ganfied and moat
powerful'combluation.
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY!
Tlll'RSDAV EVKNINO, MAY ll.
Tho Musical Burlesque of
LITTLE JACK SHEPPARD;
OR, THE IDLE APPRENTICE!*
Fill DAY KVK.ViXO, MAY 13,
THE SLEEPING BEAUTY, .
IN THE ENCHANTED WOOD.
MATU II DA Y KV KN IS G, MAY 13,
Th.' Fanions Rurlofqne,
THE FORTY THIEVES.
Tho CHAPMAN SISTERS, Mr. BISHOP
and tho ontiro Company appearing iu each
play. Seat? can he socut'td at LyBrsnd A
Sou'.-, i-Vimtti^?sciiig Wednesday, May 10..
D B A I. S E S
And Thoae in Want of
D-R Y Gr ? ? ?), S*
t.l'K? .l*' ! -r "mn full' ijj-n j 3 if J
A^Vi^.^Tfi.P.Owin',?^?? ? fol\\,?jy?.of thai
uoweBt fend)moat ..i . - . ? . ,7::
it -'>IC::J: :; .!.>. . - . >j);*f?:f ?iiit ?nhl
FASHIONABLE GOODS
Of dom estie, Frc pcb aud Englisht.. manufac?
ture, wbloh we guarantee, at all timos, to cell
aa low, if nob at. Jest..prioea, tbao any house .
in Col u m b io, ? boy iog oat Good? from .the
largest and moat oel<?t>r=.ted estjibliflliiraouto
ia tho Untied. State?..: And aa wo. deajro/ to
please all, we have now in our honao.tho .. -.
fi?: . .. .? ; .'.'IT:??.T p.o';*vr? .? *?
BBS'S* ?BJLB?S
''.?-... ' - .' hui ia ?
'Ai . ;'..".. ... im : A.Kit cwii **?? .-.
OF : V . , .
EVKBY CLASS OF GOODS?
From the lowest to tho highest, and vro. feil
confident that all those faroriuR us with an
order from a distance will be pleased and
satisfied that
OUR HOUSE
? is <
TIB 0 2?B
IQ this city to deal with.
We will, opon* -application, send promptly
by mall, foll linea of samplea of thoau klori di
! Gooda desired and specified by our friends
and cualomera. All orders uocompauied by
cash amounting to 125 and,over, delivered in
an v uart of -the Slate free Of fr?tght chargea.
I Those unaccompanied. wiU be aen^ -U. V, A>.
- Wo respectfully Bohcit ?-rdorq.' vhl?D~r?Ql
1 receive tho prompt and person abj^ttenuon^f -
one of the. urra. , Our- prias*. being Tow, wo
I thin? we can render aatiafaction to alf, Glvo
oe a trial. :?.; - ??^/w,"'??
Mat fr mUM?]A,8:0.''
"OVE" TF*J**r
.ira ItlKAJfa
.M R. LO V E fl.
rs'now In Kow Tork, devoting his time fri so
L lecting and shipping ns by every ate?mer
NEW isrOVBLTHSB
FORCHE ' ,
S?M??KE MONTHS*
Oar fmproVed facilities and intimate con?
nection a with moet of the largest importers
and manofaetnrers throughout the country,
give us extra advantages over AUT OTBKB
honen in the buying of gooda, and in the se?
lections for thlB market. We only buy the .
"Best Makes of Goods"
ATO BELT, ?mor AT
THE LOWEST PRICE8.
Our stock will be kout up complete .In all.
depart mon ts, no that all in want of
GOOD AND CHEAP DB? GOODS
WiU be euro to find them At the popular ope
price store of . W. D. bOVK A ^
W. bl Lova." '.
?. B. MoCmtsBT.. ,_ May 7
JELtXs TO BAND.
OUR BEAUTIFUL, ATTBACT1YE AND
extraordinary
CHEAP STOCK OF DRY GOODS
Is in store and moving, making room daily for
NEW ARRIVALS,
Which wo will eontinue to rectivo all through
the season. . *
OVIL SAUPLB.BVRSAD,
IH a success, and wo are cow distributing
Goods over the entire State through its
ag cn ry. The most. careless observer cannot
hut seo tho groat advantages to be derived
from doaling with a live house, like oura,
where evorythiog is kept moving by system
and order-where no extra profits are tact ed
on topsy idle hands. Of ooaree,-we c&o and
do SELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN ANT
HOUSE IN THIS SECTION. A positive
proof is, that wo soil more poon? than all the
rest flied together. Th*l,'*>* tho proof.
The pooplo know wh?ro to bay cheapest, and
let the stranger follow tho great public In
buting, let them follow those ?ho know
R. 0. SHIVER ft CO.
April 8 _ ' ;
LIMB,
THB GREAT FKRTlWZKn.
ICAN famish LIME at Depot at Walhalla,
S. 0., for $1 50 per barrel. Address.
IIEV. B. COLDER, waih&iia, s c.
Marah 2G_^__?
A frosh supply of Bremen Lager at POL?
LOCK'S.