The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, May 17, 1871, Image 3
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LONDON,,May, ?5. r^I?,4be Boase of
Comrnonay ??idsy, ibo. Secretary 'of
Foreign Affaire Baid the Government had
not received nn . ekact c?pj?of the Wash
ingtdh treaty, whereupon Disraeli post?
poned tiQfc?tiyj3?/v-G?5?otoa? promised
the treaty should te submitted immedi?
ately Upon the receipt of "an authentic
copy.
In tho Hopse of Lords, Bussell gave
notice bf no add ie s? to the Q?eon, ad->
verse to the treaty ; the arbitrators were
bound by conditions o thor than tho lo, w
of nations, and English municipal laws,
existing daring oivU war.
VERSAILLES, May 15-Evening.-It ia
no vf determined * that, the aksuulfc shall
take place tomorrow night. Tho breach
near Auteuil gate is -wjde enough tb ad?
mit two omnibus/- 2$,0d0 projectiles
were burled into Paris dating the last
twenty-four, ,^|fM\*? ; . ; ? \ "
: LONDON," May. lC.^Up?d> di, Yusi?n ?in
tho -llouso of Commons on tho army
'regulation, bill, .the Govern mern, had
Bixty-SV/(^^uS3or'ity^',. ' - , '." *' 1
The'latest from'-Paris eays that the
Communista claim telbavo .repulsed the
Vetiallllste^at Neailiy- i *WS?t"MuaonH
ohief of staff, was arrested. La 'Liberte
s?yB/V the"' VeraailHBts,', edtored ' Pari?
through breaches at Portes Maillot and
Auteuil;- 'Au entry afc Point du Jour ii
imminent.1,- A; Tim?ti' special says Cl uso
rot 'arid Mrigy hayo beah released. A.rj
armistice ot Vanvrea baa been arranged
for WednoBday, to allow tho people tc
mote. The Germans are concentrating
th bi ?forces toward'Paris. Tb o fal! ol
Fort Montroguo is imminent. Thi
Western and South-western arondisse
monta of Paris are uninhabitable Groa
loss of lifo abd property has ocourrod ic
these diatriolw. .,'->('.
PARIS, "May 16V-Tho tricolor hrnol
flying frorn'Foik Vau vere/' Meehan ici
over forty years of a^e are compelled t<
work on tho defon?os. A now militan
oom mander sn bee ods Dolesol? szo. Th<
Central O?mmitteo of Safety, bas ab
sorbed the power o? various committees
Ge ri e ral Henri baa been 'appointed Mi
niste*1 of War. A nw general com
mo?d$'?ho forcea between, Pojn t Dii Jon
and;the avenue of Wagram> Arrango
merits wero completo for*the de?trhotioi
of tho column in the Placo Vendome
about dusk .last.- night, whoo a membe;
ot the Comrnuno.nppearad with au orde
postponing tho demolition to 2 o'olook
to day, saying, "An act of justice decree?
by tho Commuu?'.should bo porformet
ia day-light." Xl ts apprehended th
oonoo asi on will break the' sewers, am
--.j. AI.- t-J-1:_Lf ?u_ t,_,i.i
mm v I ? ?. luuuuakiuuo "i auo uui|ulug<i.
VERSAILLES, May 16!-The bombard
ment of the Paris wall w??hninterrupte
to-day. : No important resulte. Tb
Assembly has appointed a committee t
report on the Frankfort treaty. It is ej
peeked the cesa ion of territory will prc
yoke severe cri ti oin m.
. Pinte/': May ? 16.-The Oom mania!
sortied last Dight; and found the Vei
saillists strongly posted in tho Bois d
Bologne. Xhey were forced to retread
with heavy loss. The Versaillist fit
continues around the ramparts froi
Point da Jour to Porte Maillot. Tb
Versaillists have bridged the Seine?
Purtronx and have brought over mac
artillery; Tho Or i du Peuple says chem
-1 - . Iii?. Vt^An t" <.n?ttU;lf>
w. * . - . . - - . .. - . - ^. - . < ^ <.. ?. .... _w
the V??saillista when they.assault tl
ramparts of Paris. The attempts of tl
engineers to overthrow the column ;
the Place Vendome were ineffectual.
WASHINGTON, May 16.- Despatch
' from and around Paris are volaminoi
. bat indefinite. Dissensions within tl
walls continue. . A grand assault w
probably occur to-day, thpngh the dib
protecting the ramparts was not ooo
pied at the latest; dates. An order h
been issued from tho Prussian War C
floe, recalling tho Boyal Guards fro
France.
-. American IiUolliaciicc.
.JL GHAIUIUS?ON, May-'. IC--Ar ri ved .
Steamers Champion,.?ew York; Empii
Philadelphia; brig Sebastian, Curdem
Sailed-Steamers .Georgia,. New Yoi
. Falcon, Baltimore; schooner H.
fi?ridj' Phi?ndelphia.
: Gay. Scott came here, from Columb
last night, anet hos been in oonsultati
with loading bankers to-day. It io r
derstopd that he goos to New York
morrow, to carry oat tho. suggestions
the Tax-payers Con vention, for streng!
ening the financial position of Soc
Carolina. , ... if .y- ? ? .
Nsw. YOBK; May 15.-Cemmodi
James Glynn ia dead. -, lg
In the Foster, ease, for morder ?
merchant While leaving the street e
with ladies, the panel was exhauBi
without obtaining a jory. Foster \
brought Into court hand-ouf?ed. 1
court was cleared of all bat jurors, coi
sol and reporters.
? TORONTO, ONTAHJO, May 15.-1
Government press here give rather ecj
vocal support to the treaty at Wash!
ton, while the opposition papers, on 1
oqatrary, are. very decided in their
pressions of disapproval, holding thai
grant to citizens of tba United titi
.right to fish in Canadian waters n
make it unnecessary for the Ameri
Government to adopt a policy of r
1>rooity. Nova Scotia and Newton
and, and 'journals that represent
French-speaking population of Octa
are ia favor of rejecting all' parts of
treaty affecting Canada. The O
th io kn self ?interest should direct tho \
pie . of Canada in any eonalderatipi
tho treaty,-while, ut the same time
roo om mend a that a difference of opit
"flu the matter between Great Britain
the Dominion should be avoided.
,? Qlto(rr.1- Ili*(>" May 167-^A partj
roughs, failing ' to break up a pic-ui
.Palmyra, Mo., put tartar "omotic in
' aprfng whioh was being' used.- -J Fiv
the pTo*i<wrfl'w.iNVrftf?^ W?.
CINCINNATI, ?ayMft^iflUi? Joht
> & - -Co.'e rectifying establishment
buracM t?-day. Loss 6200,000; ins
for ?i2Ai"ooo.
rain bis Oa^^cr?i ruoepefits 'tamtniw
excep^?heat andi barley. A KL XX ?.
! SIT-INOFIKU), lia,- -J?Ifiy -il?.^Yegota
YANKTON, DAKOTA, Juay IQ.-John
MoBeath, alias Ju misou, o nativo of New
York, waa boag by a mob, for several
morder?. , . ?
WASHINGTON, May IC-Mexican Sum?
mary-- Tho treaty.-prolpngibg the mixed
oommieaipn Wft3 ratified by tho Mexican
Congress. Tho opposition elected the
President and;' Vice-Preeid?nV of ^Con?
gress. Romero's impeachment i?'pro
jgressing before' Congress. (.-Romero- is
making a strong, defence, and. bia im*
peach mont ia i ?aprobable, Three steam
era, with troops, loft .Yera Cruz io" quell
na insurrection in Ttim'pico. j
,'' It ia asserted that the Southern Claims
Cotamiiisiou is about, establishing a rule
.that ovideqeo in olajms under $3,000
may'bo taken 'i?t' hoblo. >VUuosses in
larger ca ac? m nst. op m'o bb rd. . ?'
MrSJtJ?li?^Tyler Stftmeer, d?qghtexpl
President,JobniTylefA?a^dead.- : ? :!
P ; Sheridan, interviewed tho Executive
to-day; prevtb?a^t? resumibg pbrnmatid
, ot? the Department":.of Missouri, .with
.headqu'titohsJat-Chicago. ":* ' . ? M
l^^gS^b^^vetdy Johnson
burges tho ratincalipn, of j the treaty. Se?
cretary Fish is negotiating a treaty with
England for extradition for all crimes,
except petit lar?ouy. The Senate was
in executive session all day. ' Nomina?
tions-Nicholas Fish, pf New York, As
Sistant Secretary of. Legation'at Berlin
Geo. A. Gordon, Assessor, of the First
Texas District; Jas. Shepard, Colleotoi
at St. Mary's, Ga. ; Robert Bolling, As
sessor of the Seoond Virginia District
Nothing has been elioited by the oom
mittee regarding the premature publica
tion of the treaty. '
Revenue Commissioner Pieasantcn ha
issued a circular instructing assessor
and collectors tp-(act in accordance witl
the Attorney-General's decision in regare
to income aud dividend' taxes for th?
five months ending December. 1, 1870.
The Senate in',secret session passei
resolutions directing Messrs'. White am
Raursdall, corresponden ta of the Nos
York Tribune, , to ba arrested, am
brought to tue bar of the Senate, to an
ewer as for a contempt in refusing to ac
H wer from : whom they . obtained, am
whether they .paid for,*a copy of th
treaty, of Washington, which they prc
oared and caused to bp published, hu
Thursday, in that paper.'. These genth
men, in their testimony before the selec
committee on the subject, last night, e?
plioitly declared they did not obtain
copy either from a Senator or any ofEai
of'that body.
Probabilities-Np material change :
indicated for Wednesday. Increase
cloudiness will probably prevail East c
the Mississippi, and min is probable f<
to-night in Western Pennsylvania an
New York.
The accounting officers qf the Treasi
ry have issued orders to immediate'
close up tho accounts of the direct ti
commissioners employed ia the Stat
lately in insurrection.' There are son
$3,000,000 unaccounted ' for, and son
100 persons directly interested, not i
t lading bondsmen.
Judge Robert Rose, of Texas, w
found dead ia bis bed. It is supposi
he died of heart disease.
POUGHKEEPSIE, May-16.-The fore?
along the Rondout and Oswcgo Bailro
are barning.- '.
SCRANTON, May 16.-There exists gre
mutiny among tho miners, whoso fan
lies are starving. It is believed Ih
will he compelled .to go to work.
MIDDLETOWN, May 16.-A pr'ematu
explosion at Medlaud Tunnel, in Sbo
angauk Mountain, killed two and hi
.four. ' -%
NEW YORK, May IQ.-Tho salaries
County and city officers have been
duced twenty per. cent, under the 1
reducing the expenses of departmcn
Specie shipments to-day over $1,00
ooo.
Tho effort to got a jury in the case
Foster, the street oar murderer, hos bc
'resumed. The court room is crowder
The Vanderbilt ticket re-elected t
Directors of tba Harlem Railroad to-d
George' Peabody's will was probated
SAVANNAH, May 16.-At a pnblio nu
ing, held tooday, the - Mayor and Aid
men were au thor! zed to order an elect
to be bold on the 25th instant, to dec
if the etty will or will'not snbscr
$500,000 to the Atlanta and Savani
Railroad.
HARTFORD, May 16.-Jewell took
Governor's oath and read his inaugi
to-day.
A BOY'S COMPOSITION ON THE GOAI
A goat is stronger than a pig, and g
milk. He looka at you-so does
doo tor-but a goat bas four legs,
goat batted Deacon Tillinghast in a
place, and a little oalf wouldn't do
A boy without a father is an orphan,
il be haint got no? mother he is
orphans. The goat don't give so m
milk as a cow, but more than an ox
saw an px at a fair one day, with a <
tied to his left ear, and .we went in c
family ticket. Mother picks geet
the sommer, and the goats eats grass
jumps on a box. Some folks don't
goats, hat as for mo give me a mule
a paint-brrtcth tail. The goat is a ut
animal, but don't smell os sweet
nice as bear's oil for the hair.. I
sell my goat for $3, and go to the oi
to see tho elephant, which is bi
than five goats. Father is coming b
to morrow, ami the baby has got
cruop bad.
A I the ; inquest on 'the body of F
Bull >ni at St. Louis, on Friday, the
v a- developed that he hung .himself
tmaths ago, but was cut down b,
wife, and was tho last of a family oi
brothers and .siators, all ot whom i
milted suicide.
He is not st> good ns ho nhould bc
docs not strive to;be better than he
Thcro is a stosjr t^ld..o? ? ?oaug maa in
Baltimore who got into, trouble tbroagh
bia persistent foll v. in reading the news
of now lovers in Seville, when they are
'forbidden to visit, their hearts' delight,
'stand' ander the'yoting' ladies' windows
at night and converse with them through
a hollow tin tubo made in eeotions, so
that it can bo sb ut together like a spy?
glass and used as a oane. The yonth in
Baltimore loved a damsel whoso father
regarded his love's yonng dream as an
inferior kind of nightmare, which had to
bq shaken off at all hazards. So he re?
fused to permit the dreamer to como to
his boase. Well, this infatuated one
: went down to a tinner and prooured
abont forty feet of tubing, -which .closed
np into the smallest possible space.
Then he used to go round in the even?
ings, unreef his speaking trumpet, and
j run.lt np to the second story baok win
? dow, whore his angel was, and roost out
on tho fence, whispering all kinds of
sweet things ulong through'that forty
feet of pipe.. This waa all very nice as
far as lt went. But one evening the,
-eagle-eyed old man came to tho room
door with a pitcher full of hot water in
his hand and sent his erring daughter off
I suddenly on an errand. Then tho de?
spicable old - scoundrel called down-thc
pipe in. a falsetto voice until the youth
placed his ear ogainst it, and then -1
There was only about a quart of hot
water, but it was sufficient to make one
side of the young ! lover's face resemble
an underdone tenderloin steak. When
his friends ask him what is the matter,
he says ho bas been down in the country
and bas been suu-burned; but he is con?
vinced that Spanish customs-taking
them os a whole-are abominablel He
thinks, however, that forcible application
to the old gentleman of the method
walking*, popularly supposed to be in
common use among the Spanish people,
will bo healthful and invigorating, if the
said lover over comes in contact with the
said burdened old sinner.
Professor Agassiz attests, from aunu
lar examination, that a section of one of
the California big trees proves to be
1,810 years old. He reporta having seen
another 3,400 years old-great in the
days of Chorlemange, great even when
Xorxes crossed the Hellespont, and
larger than most when Solomon lived
and loved.
FINANCIAL AND COAIBIBUCIAI..
COLUMBIA, 8. C., May 17.-Sales of
cotton, yesterday, 50 bales-middling
14c.
Kaw TuuK, May IG-Noon.-uiour
unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady.
Corn firmer. Pork unchanged. Lard
dull. Cotton quiet-Uplands 1G)?; Or?
leans 16%; sales 1,000. Freight firm.
Governments strong but inactive.
Stocks steady and dull. States strong
and active. Money easy, at 4. Gold
steady, ?t 11%. Sterling-long 10>?;
short ll.
7 P. M.-Cotton dull and lower; sales
2,871 bales-uplands 15%; Orleans 16>?
Southern flour nnchanged. Whiskey
firmer, nt 92. Wheat a abade firmer and
barely active-winter red and amber
Western 1.58@1.G2. Corn a 'shade
Armor-yellow 70@80; whito Southern
82. Gold 11%@11%. Governments
?fc? ficl^r? Kj*0-ci*G S?IOTTGC? ?? i ? j ' ~? . ? * t?iS
de nov. . Money easy, at 4. States very
firm, especially .Tennessees and South
Carolinas; balance strong and steady.
Tennessees 70%; new 70%. Virginias
68%; new 721 Louisianas G8>?; new 62;
levees 69>?;.8s 84. . Alabamas 1.02; 5s
70. Georgias 86 *?;\7a 93. North Caro?
linas 48; uew 27. South Carolinas 74;
new 63.
BALTIMOBE, May IS.-Flour quiet and
weak, 'except for strictly choice and
Bound shipping. Wheat dull. Corn
white Southern 75@77; yellow 75($7G;
mixed Western 73@74. Pork quiet, at
18.00@18.50. Bucon steady. Lard
quiet. Whiskey firm. Cotton quiet
and firm-middling 15,".<(3)15%; receipts
05 bales; sales 255; stock 2,990.
BOSTON, May 16.-.Cotton quiet-mid?
dling 16,14; receipts 640 bales; eales 500;
stock 11,000.
CINCINNATI, May 16.-Flour scarce and
firm. Corn in good demand, at 57.
Pork declined, at 17.00. Lard lower, at
10%. Bacon steady aad in moderate
demand. ?Shoulders 7(ii,7 l{? ; olear sides
9K@9%- Whiskey firm, at 98.
LOUISVILLE, May 16.-Flour quiet and
firm. Corn firm-shelled sacked 68.
Provisions dull.
CHARLESTON,'May 16.-Cotton quiet
middling 15>?; receipts 41 bales; sales
200; stock 17,690.
AUGUSTA, May 16.-Cotten closed
dall and inactive, at 14>? for Liverpool
middling; sales 230 bales; receipts 231.
NORFOLK, May 16. ?- Cotton firm
low middling 14)?\ receipts 95 balea;
sales 100; stock 1,206.
NEW ORLEANS, May 16.-Cotton inao
I tivo-middling 15%@16; receipts 4,896
j bales; salos 3,000; stock 135,320. Flour
firmer-superfine 6.25; double G.75; tro
[.ble 7.00?7.25. Corn firm, at 70?71.
Pork firmer-mess 19.00. Bacon-no
shoulders here; clear rib 9%; clear 10%
@10%; sugar-cured hams 14@14>^.
MOBILE, May IG.-Cotton quiet-mid?
dling l?'.? ; receipts 457 bales; sales
5,000; stook 24,922.
WILMINGTON, May 16.-Cotton steady
-middling 15; receipts 55 bales; sales
19; stock 1,840.
LONDON, May 16-Noon.-Consols
93%. Bonds 90'?.
LIVERPOOL, May 16-Evening.-Cot?
ton opened with .a hardening tendency,
and closed firm-uplands Or?
leans 7%@7%; tales 12,000 bales; specu?
lation and export 3,000; sales on named
ship at Savannah or Charleston 7,'L. ; at
New Orleans 7%.
For Sale.
A. OAR LOAO of fin?? Kon-MW
ttuuky MULES and H011HE8
-anions them tomo faut
"stook-for salo. Apply at
AGNEW .fe CO.'B Bt ables, Assembly afreet.
April '25
Asked.
48 ,
24
75
63
65
. 90
. 82
. 66
. 66
. 102
. 68
86
82
50
70
60
76
76
tlATgBT "QtrOTXHOHB tTF ?olWlTEim -SE-?~
U??UI1^INOUABLESTON, S. C-Corrected,
Me^;i6,487t. byr,f,, . ,... u -A.;-;
Baoker and Broker. No>'25 Broad street.
Hames of 'Securities. ..Rate In. ,0?f'd
STATE BKOTJBTTIES.
North Carolina, old....
N. Carolina, new. ....
Sooth Carolina, old....
S. Carolina, new
S. C. reg'd stock, ex in.
Georgia, new. 7 .. .
Georgia. , 6 .
Tennessee, old. 6 .
Tennessee, new. 6 .
Alabam fi. 8
Alabama. 5 .
CITY BECUIUTIE?.
Atlanta, Ga., bonds... . 8 .
Angosto. Ga?, bonds... 7 .
Charleston stock-...... > 6
Charl'n Fire Ijonn b'ds 7
Columbia, S. C., bonds G
Columbus, Ga., bonds. 7
Macon, Ga., bonds. .. . 7- .,
Memphis, Tenn.,b'nds
old... 6
.*. new.. 6
Savannah, Ga., bonds.... 7
Wilmington, N. G.... 8
Wilmington, N; 0. 6
UA.IX.BOAX> BONDS.
Atlantic and Gulf..... 7
B. B, B., 1st mortgage 7
Central Georgia........ 7
Charleston and Savan.. 6
Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 7
Gherawand Darlington 8
Cberaw & Dar., 2d mort 7
Georgia Bailroad. 7
Green. <fc Col., let mor. 7
j Green. & C., State gnar 7
I Laurens. 7
Memphis & Charleston. 7
North-Eastern 1st mort. 8
North-Eastern, 2d mort. 8
Sav. & Char., 1st mort. 7
I Sav. & Char., State gua 7
I South Carolina.. 7
South Carolina.. G
Spartanburg and Union 7
IIAXLBOAX). STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic and Gulf. 100
Central Ga., ex div_ 100
Charlotte, Col. ?Aug.. 100
Georgia. 100
Green, and Col. B. B.. 20
Macon and Western... 100
Memphis & Charleston. 25
North-eastern. 50
Savannah ?fe Charleston 100
S. C. R. B. shares. 100
S. C. R. B. & Bk shares 125
56
55
85
75
72>?
80
60
97
GO
85
90
70
97
93
60
50
85
90
78
78
67
70
.65
55
35
120
40
102
2
107
9
10
20
30
. 36
Peon's NT B'k Charl'n,
capital ?500,000. f... 100 _ 105
1st Nat'l Bank Charl'n
capital S4O0.G00. 100 125 ....
S. C. Loan & Trust Co. 100 _ 97
Caro. Nat. Bank, Col'a.
capital $200,000. 100 100 ...
Central National Bank,
Col'a, cap'l 8100.000 100 100 ...
S. C. Bauk & Trust Co.
capital 8200,000. 100 95
Bauk of Charleston_100 _
Union Bank S. C. 50 _
People's Bank So. Ca.
Plan. & Me. Bank S. O.
Bank of Newberry..... 25 ....
Bank of Camden...... 50 _
Others worthless.
MISCELLANEOUS SECUBTTTES.
Charleston Gas Co..... 25? ...
Charl'n City B. R. stock 50 ...
! GranitevilleMau. Co... 100 ...
G. & C. R. cert, iudeb.
S. C. R. cert, indebt's. par!
N. E. R. R., cert, indebt. 65
City Charleston cer. in. par
? City of Memphis coup. 60
N. E. R. It. pref, stock. 40
S. & U. R. past due coup. 55
j S. & C. R. past due coup. 50
EXCHANOE. ETC.
New York sight.par j?Bprem
Gold.U0}4 Ulla
Silver. 103
B. C. BANE BILLS.
*Bank of Charleston.
20
2%
20
51
par
58
i Bank of Camdon. .
Bank Georgetown.
(Bank of S. O.
Bank of Chester..
.... 30 ...
1 ...
8 ..
.... 1G ..
Bank of Hamburg. 15
Bank of Newberry.; 3
Bank of the State of
S. C., prior to '61. 42 ..
" issue '61 and '62_ '37 ..
.Pl. &Mec. Bank Char'n.
.People's Bank Charl'n.
?Union Bank Charlcs'n.
*S. W. B. R. Bank, old.
*S.W. B. R. Bank, now.
State Bank, Charleston .... 6
Farmers' Ex. B'k Char. _ 1
Exchange Bank, Colum .... 8
OomT Bank, of Colum .... 8
Merch. Bank of Cheraw-.... 3
Planter's Bank Fairfield_ 3 ..
S. O. billa receivable. 95 .,
Charleston chango bills. 95
BIIIB marked thus (*) are hoing
redeemed at the bank oounters of each.
"WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENRRIER, WEST VIRGINIA.
THESE Springs, famous for tholr altorativo
watcra and fashionable patronage will bo
open on tho 13T of JUNE. They afford ac?
commodations for 2,000 persons.
Tho cara of tho Chesapeake and Ohio Rail?
road run to the Springe. Excuraion tickets,
at low rates, will be furnished in tho principal
oities. North and Houtb.
I These Springs aro 2.000 foot abovq tide?
water, and tho climate in which tboy aro situ?
ated is alwava cool and invigorating, affordiog
i entire relief from prostrating Bummer hoatl
Pror. Roaenborger'a excellent Band will bo
in attendance, to enliven tho LawnB and Ball
I Room.
Masquerade and Fanoy Balla during tho sea
aou, aa borotoforo.
An oxtousivo Livory will bo kopi at very
moderato chargea. .
CniuoES.-fi por day, and *73 per mouth of I
thirty davB. Children under ten years of a>;?
and colored aervanta, half price; while ser?
van ta according to accommtdationa.
Pamphlcta in rorerence to tho medicinal
vaine ,.,f jho waler, rnntea to tho Hpringe, etc.,
may bu bad free of charge.
Blay 12 finio _Q_KO. L. PEYTON A. CO.
Blackwell's gonuiuo Durham Smoking.To
I ba.co at I'OLLOCK'S.
Jewelry andr Silverware, -?.
mec?^Ham s'weet,, ColumbiaHotoV Bpw"
Bots'?nt? Laif esta in great var^t*. ?afeo,
flolltalro and cluster DIAMONDS. ?BPEGTA-.
OLKS ?nd ? YE-QL ASSES to sn lt all ages. .
?^MT?,*?r", _ ?'? ' ? . " J
i/'OUE" . ii.
MB. LOVE
IS now in Now York, devoting bia tipio in se?
lecting and shipping ns by every steamer
NEW NOVELTIES
FOR THE
S UM M EE MONTHS.
Onr improved fa ci li ti CH and intimate con?
nections with most of the largest.importers
and manufacturers throughout'tho country,
give ps extra advantages ov?/Alix OTHcn
boase in tho buying of gooda, and' in tho so
Elections for this market* Wo oii'y.buy th; .. ,
ll' i . .
"Best Makes of Goods"
i |, AND BELL TUES* AT .".,!/,'*.".'
: THE LOWEST PRI0?8.
' Onr stock will bo. kept np completo iu all
departments, BO that all in waut of u)
GOOD .?Il CHEAP DB? GOODS
Will bo'euro to find tbein at tho popular ono
price store of W. D. Lovk 'A CO.
W. D. Lova. 1
B. g. MoOnEKRT. _*_May 7
THE HEALING SPRINGS, Hi
BATH OOUJVTY, VIRGINIA,
WILL be opened on the flrat of June,
lhey ar? accessible by thn Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, from MUlboro Depot,
twenty-three mile? by stages, orosaing the
Warm Spring Mountain, and passing the
Warm and Hot Springe; or from Covington
Depot, sixteen miles, over a fine thrn-pfke of
easy grado, passing in full view of the cele
I bratVd Falling Springs, and the ' splendid
scenory of Jackson's River.
Board $3 per day; $20 per week; 175 per
I month, or {CO per month for two months or
more. Children under ten years, and colored
servants, half price.
Telegraph office at the hotel, .
AI. H.. HOUSTON, M. D-, Resident Physician.
B. M. QUAHLEA, Agent.
DUNLOP & MoOANOB,
HUGH W. FRY,
A. Y. 8TOBJE8,
May 13 G_Proprietors.
30,000 YARDS OF LINEN
AT
C. F. JACKSON'S.
WHITE LINEN, at 25, 37i and ?? cents.
LINEN DUCK, fine and common! .
LINEN DRESS GOODS.
LINEN DRILLS, White and Brown.
LINEN DAMASK, White and Brown,- all at)
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
May 7_
For Sale.
WE offer the following desirable pro?
perty for sale:
. THAT aplendid family RESIDENCE,
with forty-two acres of land attached, known
aa tho "Walker Place." Several hundred
fruit trees of the choicest s?lection now
in full bearing. The lands are comprised
of highlands and meadow, with a bola free
spring not distant from tho house. The front,
near four acres in extent, faces on Upper
Boundary, one of onr most publia streets.
ALSO,
That very desirable piece of property situ
ated on corper of Richardson and Lumber
nt recta, running back to Assembly, containing
near two aerea land. On the premises ia a
lengthy brick atoro, aay 200 feet deep. The
lot comnriaea ono of the most desirable build?
ing sites iu the city.
ALSO.
Tho Lot aituatod on corner of Richardson
and Lturel stroots, oppo?ito the propoaod
Court House and Pout Onice, for which (75,000
han been appropriated, fronting 90 feet on
Main street and 208 on Laurel, ?
It O'NEALE & 80N,.
April 29_Cotton Town.
Just Received,
PORTER & STEELE'S,
A FOLL LISE or
SASH RIBBONS,
is ALL COI.OHS, ron
MAY PARTIES.
April 27 _
FAN MILLS,
Q.RAIN CRADLES,
HORSEPOWERS,
, REAPERS,
MOWERS, and all kinds Harvesting Machines'
on hand and for salo at lowest prices in the
market. .
Wo call special attention to our Horse?
power, which is tho best power in use and
not high priced. With . our experience in
planting, and tho use of agricultural imple?
ments and machines, together without facili?
ties for having goods manufactured, wo claim
we can give lower figures, better goods and
better satlafactioh^tban anypother house in the
country. Bond for oatalo?ue.
April 23 L?RICK A LOWRANCE.
Private Boarding.
MKS. 8. J. WYATT informs her friends
and the public in general, that abo bas
opened a PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, on
Plain street, near Hull. The honse is largo
and airy, and guests may expect the comforts
of a homo. ._May 2
If a Pori rr Houao fit ( ak will stop yonr hun?
ger, oall at POLLOOK'8.
^^^^^
. Talpa B10r|^^o?nti? \ ?
, Back? Coffee. Brandy Poacher
Cases Toirinioca, Boxen Pickles. ' '
. Boxen CandlcB, Bbls/Poarl Gt let.
Boap, Boda, Bacou Bides.
Boalos, Measures, Scoops, io.
., Artiolea received until bott: f eale. Terms
:C??h. . ".? . May 17
IHf ORT&HT NOTICB
TO
DEALSRS
And Those in Want of -
DRY GOODS,
WE hare now in crtoro a fall line of the
newest and most
FASHIONABLE GOODS
Of domestic, French and English manufac?
ture, which we guarantee, at aU times, to eoll
as low, if not at lesa prices, than any horma
In Columbia, buying oar Gooda from, tho
largest and moat celebrated eatabliahqaeqta
in tho United States. And aa we desire to
pleaae all, wo bavo now in our house the
BEST GRADES
OF
EVERY GLASS OF GOODS,
From the lowoat to the highest, and we feel
confident that all those favoring ns with an
order f'om a distanoo will, be pleased and
eathitied that
OUR HOUSE
TEE ONS
In this city to deal with.
Wo will, upon application, send promptly
by mail, rall lines of samples of .those kind of
Goods desired and specified by our friendo .
and customers. All orders accompanied by
cash amounting to $25 and over, delivered in
any part of the State free of freight charges.'
Those unaccompanied, will be sept O. O. D.
We reepectfally solicit orders,' which will
rooeive the prompt and personal attention of
one of the firm. Our prices being low. we -
think wa can render satisfaction to all. Give
ua a trial.
J. H. & 12. L. KIN A RD,
_ May 8_ COLUMBIA, 8. O.
WALTER C. 'FISHER,
(Opposite Columbia Hotel,)
DRUGGIST AND DEALER IN
Sfo - Si . ?fo
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
SPONGES, ? Chamois Skins,
Corks; Toilet Bruahee,
Tooth Brushes, Cornbn,
Toilet Soap, Caatile Soap,
Bay Bum, Hair Oils,
Vichy 8aU, Kissingen Salt,
Nit. Cerium, Leibig's Meat,
Jam. Ginger, :. Corn Starch, . ;
Gelatina, .. . Cloves,. , , %
Allspice, Cinnamon,
NutmegB, Mace,
Pure Soda, Eng., Cream Tartar.
Congress Water, Ac. . .
OfT Proscriptions prepared at any hour of
the night or day._ April 29
Allia T? HAH?
OUB BEAUTIFUL, -ATTRACTIVE AND
extraordinary
CHEAP STOCK OF DRY GOODS
Is in store and moving, making room daily for
NEW ARRIVALS,
Which rfc will continuo to receive all through
tho season.
Ol ll SAMPLE BUREAU
Is a Buccoas, and we are.now distributing
Gonda over the ontire State through 'ita
agency. The most o ar ole ea observer cannot
but seo the groat advantages to bo derived
from dealing with a livo house, lute oura,
whore everything ia kept moving by system
and order-where no extra profits aro tacked
on to pay idle bands. Of course, wo can and
do SELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN ANY
HOUSE IN THIS SECTION. A positivo
proof is, that wo sell more Goods than all the
rest added togethor. That ta the proof,
Tho pooplo know where to buy cheapest, and
let tho stranger follow the great publie. *In
buying, let them follow those who know
B.C. SHIVER & 00.
April 8 _i_
LIME,
run ?REAT FBJRTII.IJE1BR.
ICAN furnish LIME at Depot at Walhalla,
8. C.. for ll 50 per barrel. Address,
RKV. B. HOLDER, Walhalla, S. C.
March 8C _._
A freBb snpply of Bremen Leger at POL?
LOCK'S.