The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, May 25, 1871, Image 3
Louv^aad. tho :^?llleiie?fl;r? burotag.
Tuojr,.?ro BoAd te boy?fceen ignited bj
tbe Federals with p?trole a m. Tho Fede
r?l? were driven yesterday from- the Fau?
bourg Germain and elsewhere. . The
Versailliate: to day are continuing their
victorious maroh. It is thought the
F?d?rais will atleta pt to escape inwards
Beliivill? apd Pantia. Crowds of repul?
sive looking; mea, dpa ti ku te Of un i for tu a
and in rags, have been taken prisoners. /
LONDON, Maj 24."-Tho official result
of the censas of London, just taken,
shows a total population of slightly over
3,200,000. '.. - >
Tho insurgents have fired tho Palaces
of Logion ' of Honor ; abd Cou neil of
State, on the Southern nido of the Seine
and opposite i the gardens of Tuillories
Other1'-palaces are also burning.: Tba
Vera ail lists baye advanced their left wing
to Belleville, .'. their ', im^tr? to Pa!??e.
Louvre und Hallo Co ut ra lo, and Jheir
right to tho observatory. The fumes and
smoke'of petroleum pervade the city, ?j
LONDON, ;: Majy.,^24.-Tho !: VeraaUlists
oar ried tho ter minus, of tho Strasburg
Railroad. * Billioray, the Communist
Minister bf War, was killed. '
OiTTSlpE?p?T?ABiB, Blay 24-Morning.
Thc .barricades , in the) Place |Vend?me
and the Place do la Concorde are not yet
carried", aud tho batjrjcadea at. Belleville
still hold, out against the' government
troops.' f Tho insurgents, however, are
discouraged by the success of the Ver?
saillists. .. The losses of the latter, yes?
terday , were heavy! Strong hopes are
entertained that the fiuisbirjg blow Will
be given the Communists to day. > \
O cm IDE OF. BAIUB, I P? M.-A terrible
explosiou bnS:juDt oconrrod io the ccutre
of Paris; It is considered probable that
the Hotel do Ville was blown up by the
insurgents. , : .
VimsarxLES, May 24-P. M.-The
T?tlterjes are entirely burned down. It
is hoped. tho gallctkaof Louvro will be
eavsd..: Great fires oro raging in Paris in.
nil direotioDS. $ li? v . 1
Nsw YORK. May 24. -^A World special
dated at. Denis, to-day, says: After, a
brief lull yesterday, fighting was recom?
menced and continued oil. night. Tho
VersaillistS' surrounded tho Tailleries.
Louvre and the Place Vendome. Des?
perate fighting folio wed, and every i nob
of ground .was disputed. At daylight,
the insurgents still held these positions.
A combined assault is now progressing.
WASHINGTON, May . 24.- Wash bur no,
from Versailles, t?l?graphe tho following
r^o Fish: The Tailleries is entirely con?
sumed; the Louvre is threatened; the
Palaces of the Ministry eil Finance?,
Btes Major, Legion of. Honor, and other
buildinga are on fire. The fighting con?
tinues.
American Intelllsenea*
. WASHINGTON, Moy 23.-A court-mar?
tial sentenced Capt. Trumbull, of the
Third Artillery, to dismissal from ser
vico, for striking a negro with a stipk ot
Key West. The Secretory of War com?
mutes the senteaoe to eighteen months'
suspension from rank and pay, with an
allowance of $50 per month.
The Treaty Committee failed to elicit
answers from A J. Kirby in regard to
who filed and in whose handwriting Waa
the treaty. Mr. Kirby plead that the
answers wonld violate his dnty to his of?
fice and his professional obligations.
Threats that refusal involved fine, and
imprisonment elicited no information.
Mr. Tinker, manager of the office, de?
clines to famish manuscripts asked for
by the committee.
NEW YOBK, May 23.-A WorW cable
from St Denis, Tuesday nighty says
fighftng'in Paris has oeased. McMahon
and Thiers enter to-morrow. The losses 1
of the Communiste were fearful. Tho I
troops gave no ' quarters. Many leaders
of the Commune were captured and im?
mediately shot.'
CINCINNATI, Mfty 24.-Bishop Clark is
dead. . .
PANAMA, May 18.-The revolutionists
are within three miles of Panama. ' The
American Consul declares tho seizure of
the steamer Montijo piracy. Business is
suspended. A battle is expected to
. morrow.
NEW YORK, May 24.-The fight be?
tween. Edwards aud Collins was broken
up."
The Insurance Couventiou roll call
showed eighteen States represented.
Permanent organization-Geo. W. Mil?
ler, President; Lloyd Breeze, Vice-pre?
sident; H. A. Alcott, of New York, Se?
cretary. .
The steamship Cuba, with the High ?
' Commission, sailed to-day.
Reid, tho mauagi ng editor of thc Tri?
buno, went j to Washington under arreBt
of the sergeant-at-arms of the United
States Senate.
The Foster case ia gone to the jury.
A police tog has lauded with the prize I
fighters.
Dooney Haris, the trainer of Edwards, I
was committed in default of |>l,0i)0 bail, j
The Judge said the day of prize fighting
was over. Hereafter sparring exhibir
tions will be stopped. . Judge Dowling
presided.
RICHMOND, VA., May 24.-Fifty-three
representatives of the press of tho inte?
rior towna of New York and Pennsylva?
nia arrived here to day. They will be
entertained at tho Whig office thia even?
ing, and after visiting the scenes of inte?
rest around the. city to-morrow, will
leave Friday for the White Sulphur
Springs. .
The corner-stone of the monument to
the Confederate dead at Oakwood Ceme?
tery was laid this afternoon. About
10.000 persons were preseut.
ROOHE?TER, May 24.-In the case of
Daniel Montgomery, for killing his wife,
the verdict was guilty of murder in the
first degree. Tiie prisoner plead insa?
nity, though ineffectually.
CINCINNATI, May 24 -The Dolawuro
Manufacturing Company's main.building
was bnrued tu-day. Loss #75,000. Also,
tho Exchange Hotel, at Alliance
Improvement. , ,( r
Tho Senate went into cxocut? v? session
b?*w(t?ftji;|r{7'i .j/r!7j)|lfn m
' TJilo^iulM?A-^-Chai]v?{ Si'5 Etfglialt/
Collector o( Customs, Georgetown, D,
C.; F. C. Humphreys, Collector of Cus-:
tomB, Pensacola; Th OB. E. Hull, Col-,
lector Second Georgia District.
Probabilitiee-Falling barometer with
increasing cloudiness and Easterly win da
ate probable for Thursday oo the At
lautio coast; threatening weather with
light rain' for the greater part of tho
Mississippi Talley; fresh Easterly winds
from Lake Erie to Lake Superior.
-' The Senate Conti ones in session. Seve?
ral amendments'were voted down. It is
probable the treaty will bo fa ti Hod i be?
fore morn in gl $&M|
; The Young Men's Christian Associa?
tion convened io" annual session to-day,,
and organized by the election John
Wahnamak?r, of 'Philadelphia, os Preai
d??t. A?u?u?-?uo -Viuu-Freoideui? ato
R. H. Brown,-of Looieiaua, and C. li.
Fisk, of Missouri. Fully 1,000delegates
ate attending.
' MoNTQoinmv," ALA.., May 24.-J. J."
Chappell, a - member of Congress from
the Colombia, S. CV, District, from 1812
tb 1818; died yesterday, on his planta?
tion, near this city! after a lingering
illness. '. '
-I-'. -4--?-Li
DEATHS.-Cn Monday last an unpre?
cedented occurrence, for this town, took
place-two funerals ou the same day at
I the Catholic Church. -Mrs; J. J. Henna
j gan's, at ll o'olook ianthe morning, and
Mr. John Dowling's, at '5 o'clock in the
evening.
At 12 o'clock tho body or Bev. L. F.
Guerry's second son, who was between
eight and nine years old, was brought
from Florence to be buried in the family
burying ground in this County.
On Tuesday morning Mr. James H.
Britton, one of our oldest citizens, died
in this towu.-Sumter News.
A BANKROTT HAS NO; RIGHT TO FEE
COUNSEL.-A new and important ques?
tion in bankruptcy bas arisen in the
Uuited States District ; Court of New
York. - It bas been found that in a ma?
jority of instances no account has been
rendered of the sums paid by bankrupts
to their lawyers; and ns all the assets of
a bankrupt belong to bis creditors, it is
claimed that a bankrupt has no right to
fee counsel with any of the proceeds of
his estato, and that counsel, in receiving
suoh fees, involuntarily take the place
of debtors, and may be sued.
Ku KnuxiSM.-The Petersburg (Va.)
Courier i of tl?? 20th instant. learns th nt.
some ten days ago- Mr. Roderick Vaugu,
a very inoffensive and harmless man, re?
siding ?u?ut three miles from that city,
in Din widdin County, was taken from
bis house by a party of colored men io
the neighborhood and carried to tho
woods, where he was severely whipped,
from tho effects of whioh he was taken
sick and died a few-days ago.
The Newbern (N, C.) Journal of Com?
merce learns that the Hon. Josiah Tur?
ner, editor of the Raleigh Sentinel, bad
gone to South Carolina, and from that
State had sent a challenge to Governor
j Caldwell, of North Carolina, in conse?
quence of .'a card published in the Tole
\gram last'night. Mr. Turner waa ac?
companied: by.Qov. Vance, H. C. Jones
j and Benj. Guion, Esq. The Governor
bas since, apologized.
New York received last week 250 bags
I of the new growth of Rangoon rice. It
I came by way of the Suez Canal, and ia
fully two months earlier in the season
tban any former arrivals. The short
passage through the tropics prevented
mach of tho injury by heating, which
this description of rice usually suffers,
i and undoubtedly accounts for the pecu
j liarly fine color of the seed.
The British bork Fairy, which wa?
laden at Bull River, S. C., with a cargo
nf phosphates aud bound for a port in
Europe, went ashore on the breakers of
St. Helena bar, on Thursday night, and
bas become a wreck, having broken in
two. Tho rigging, provisions and othtr!
moveables were saved.
A few days ago, a party of masked
men iu Ballinger, Mo., attempted the
rescue ot two prisoners who were iu cus?
tody' of United States marshals, by
shooting at the latter. The marshals re?
turned tho Are and dispersed tho band,
and the prisoners are now in jail.
.Speculators propose running a 450 feet j
pier out into thc sea at Long Brauch, N.
similar to that at Brighton, or ut1
Leeds, England, ps a fashionable prome?
nade for enthusiastic visitors. Its cost '
will be $150,000 in gold, and the stock,
it is said, is being rapidly taken.
Mr. Henry Astor, a sou of William B.
Astor, was married last Thursday to Miss I
Leviuia Dyneharte, of Rbinebeck. Miss
Dyneharte's pareuts are poor, and her
father carries on a small farm on shares.
Several of the priests confined by the
Commune in the Paris prisons have died
from the effects of the exceptional ern
j elty and harshness with which they have
been treated by their brutal jailors.
R. P. Spaulding, who has boen men?
tioned as the Radical candidato for
Governor of Ohio, openly declares him
j self opposed to tho renomination of
Grant.
The Clutrchman informs ils readers
that 'Mr. Beecher's views of the Lord'
Supper "are a complete bar to any Chris?
tian union with him in such a service.'
Mr. J. W. Redfearn, of Anson County,
N. C., was robbed and 'murdered
Sunday morning last.
On Monday, Company F, 18th United
Slates Infantry, Capt. T. J. Lloyd com?
manding, arrived iu Sumter.
A singlo pair of decanters wero recent?
ly made for Col. J. Fisk, Jr., of New
York, the engraving of which cost 8150.
An inquiring youth asks: Can a thin
person properly be called a swell?
r HOTEL A uni VA i>s. May 24 - Columbia
D' T; S?bivc^7h1?j;^d^ffirtE
H. Brown. 6 "Q.; -Mrs.. jM.-JU Goodlet,
Cheetervilte; O, Jtf.. gj&?g Sgfi ; Prof.
Judson.. W. D. .-Thomas, ; Greenville;
Miss Ia."/ BXr Bosheva; Richmond; J.
Winder, H. W. J3?gb, Wilmington; H.
Riggs, M. M. Michael, il. Joiner,
Ortangeburg.
Nickenon House^-W, .Perry, Pendle?
ton Factory; rMrs.' M. 1*. Nelson, Miss
Mi L. Duncan,-Mpartuubarg; J. M. Ber?
ry, G. W. Tamer, Granite ville;. J. M.
Selgler, J. Stout and wife, Newberry;
Rev. G. F. Worthington, Baltimore; S.
MoOullooh, Atlanta; Miss M. Scruggs.
Walhalla; S, M. Moore, Ala. ; J. C, Fagg,
wife.and servant;*Greensboro; J. H.
Averill. 8. O.B. Ii. i J. H.! Maxwell, Pen?
dleton; S. Teunnbull, Augusta; Mrs. C.
Bryce, Misses Ii. Hi and T. Bryce, two
obi Id r en, Richland ; E. 0. Buktr, Dar
iiugio u.
A Two POUND BAUV?-The Marianna
g^la.) (kunari "says: "Mr. Columbus
avideon, residing fifteen miles East of
this place, is the happy futher of an in?
fant two weeks old that is only nine
inches in length, and weighs but two
pounds. It is remarkable for its vivacity
and cheerfulness, and is quite pretty. It
can torn itself in bed, aud cries most
lustily when the light is extinguished.
The appearance of the babe in very
similar to a large aud beautiful wax doll.
It is perfectly healthy, aud strong hopes
and confidence in being able lo raise it
are en tort ni oe tl by its parents."
SINGULAR.-Quito a Singular phe?
nomenon occurred in our city during
the bail storm last week. Many of the
drops of hail had iu each of them a grain
of rice. We have in our possession
some of tho rice, aud are informed by
the persons who gathered it ap that they
held the hail iu their hands until it
melted, and that there is no doubt what?
ever about the matter. We leave it for
the wise to tell how the rice got up in
the clouds.-Norfolk Virginian.
Badical idea of popular self-govern?
ment-"The extraordinary powers of
government which Congress has confer?
red upon me"-U. S. Grant.
FINANCIAL. AM) t tniMKltClAI,.
LIVERPOOL, May 24-Noon.-Cotton
active and firmer-uplands 7?<j(n)7^B;
Orleans 7%; sales 15,000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, May 24-Evening.-Cot?
ton closed firm-uplands 7)^@7^; Or?
leans 7?4@7%; sales 15,000 bales; sp?cu?
lation mid export 4,000; sates of mid?
dling nearly duo from Charleston and
Savannah 7^.
NEW YORK, May 24-Noon.-Flour
a shade firmer. Wheat a trifle higher.
Corn a shade better. Mess pork 16 50.
Lard firm. Cotton excited and higher
uplands 16%; Or lean a 16%; sales 500
bales. Freights firm. Governments
steady but dull. Stocks heavy and dull.
States Bteady. Money easy, at 4. Gold
11%. Sterling unchanged.
7 P. M.-Specie shipments $350,000.
Cotton strong; sales 9,463 bales-up?
lands 16^o- Flour-Southern unchang?
ed. Whiskey 94. Wheat-spring l@2o.
better; winter red and amber Western
1.62@1.67. ' Corn better, at 71@74.
Pork aod beef quiet. Lard heavy-ket?
tle ll. Freights firm. Money in excess
of demand, at 2(0)3. Sterling 10)?@
10i?. Gold 11%@U%. Governments
dull but steady. Southern securities
buying attract moro attention and prices
gradually advancing; market very firm
to-day for every thing. Tennessees 71 j?;
new 71Virginias 68^; new 74.
Louisianas 69; new 62 J?; levees 70; 8s
84. Alabamas 1.03; 5s 70. Georgi us
88; 7s 90. North Carolioaa 47^; uew
26>.<. South Carolinas 74; new 74.
BALTIMORE, May 24.-Flour scarce,
firm and active. Wheat dull-choice
white 1.20@1.25. Coru-white firm;
Southern steady. Pork weak, at 18.00.
Bacon steady; sugar-cured hams 16@17.
Lard ll)<f(g)l2. Whiskey unchanged.
Cotton firmer and- higher-middling
16)?@15??'; receipts 127 bales; eales 300;
stock 2.505.
NEW ORLEANS, May 24 -Cotton active
and tending upward-middling 15^; re?
ceipts 1,478 bales; sales 9,000; block
113,817. Flour quiet-superflue 6.25;
douolo 6.75; treble 0.85(^7.25. Corn
'quiet-mixed aud yellow 72@73; white
75. Pork dull-mess held 17.00@17.25.
Bacon easier, at 7>^@10; sugar-cured
hams 14)?. Lard dull-tierce ll@llJi>;
keg 12($l2>?. Sugar firm-primo llj^
(g}l Molasses firm-fermenting aud
plantation reboiled 30@50. Whiskey
Western rectified 87W,(n)03. Coffee dull
aud nominal, at 14@?5>?.
CINCINNATI, May 24.-Flour quiet and
drooping. Provisions held higher,
ohookiug trade. Pork 16.50@16.75.
Lard 10>?. Shoulders 7; sides 8??(#
LOUISVILLE, May 24.-Flour active.
Corn firm. Provisions quiet. Pork
held at 16.50. Shoulders 7; sides 9(3
9*4. Packed lurd iu kegB 12. Whiskey
easier-held at 80.
SAVANNAH, May 24 -Cotton active
and prices advanced-middling 151?;
receipts 423 bales; sales 800; stock
25,503.
MoniLE, May 24.-Cottou strong
middling 15>?; receipts 112 bales; sales
1,000; Block 20,108.
NORFOLK, May 24.-Cotton firm-.
low middling i-l^; receipts 344 bules;
sales 50; stock 1,862.
WILMINGTON, May 24.-Cotton firm
middling 15; receipts 33 bales; sales 17;
stock 1,250.
BOSTON, May 24.-Cotton buoyant
middling 16J?; receipts 239 bales; eales
800; stock 8,500.
AUGUSTA. May 24.-Cotton closod ac-'
ti vo and strong, ut U>}.{ for Liverpool
and 15j? for Now York middling; sales
700 bales; receipts 100.
CHARLESTON, ?May 24.-Cotton firm
middliug 15?4?ir>jjj?; receipts 283 bolo*;
sales 200; stock 13,671.
: ? good joke is told of a little three
year old fellow'Whoi having -disobeyed
bis father, was about' to iucu? the jpe
unUyUli switching.1J Thc . father o?elibei j
rately prepared a rod, while his son stood
a sad and silent spectator.; u As. the
parent approached to the unpleasant
daty, the boy started at a brisk run to*
ward a neighboring hill. The father
pursued and for a time tho youngster
increased the distance between them;
but gradually his strength began to fail,
and when he reached the hill and began
to ascend he soon lost bis vantage
ground. Nearer' and nearer, the irate
fatLer approached, end jost aa the top
of tho bili was reached, and as he cams
within arms-length of the little fugitive,
who waa ready to fall from, exhaustion,
the boy quickly faced about, dropped
upon the ground, and with an indescri?
bable cast of countenance exclaimed:
.'Papa, that-makes a fellow blow
don't it?" This "changing of the sub?
ject" was so extremely ludiorous that the
father laughed heartily over the strategy
which his hopeful son exhibited, and tho
rod was not used.
One of ?tuloff's last speeches, referring
to that warmer world in which he seems
to have anticipated his future residence,
waB: "You won't* have any clergymen
bellowing down there, nor prayers, nor
I any dumned bosh, will you, Mr. Sherill?"
Olten during his imprisonment he had
complained that his trial was a farce, but
with blasphemous inconsistency he ap?
peared bent on taming tho terriblo
tragedy by which his life ended into a
farce also.
END OF A ROMANCE,-A young lady,
about eighteen years of age, well
dressed, aud wearing a diamond engage?
ment ring, committed suicide in Newark,
N. J., by throwing herself into a pond
in Llewellyn Park, Orange. From
gapera found on her body her name ia
elie ved to be Gardener.
An estate in Germany, valued at
$1,500,000, is said to be seeking, aa one
of tbe heirs. Frederic William Keyser,
who served as a TJuion soldier during
our war, and who, when lost heard from,
was a paroled priaonor, lying seriously
ill at Wilmington, N. O.
A Western paper says: Wild Bill, the
loyal scout, who was killed by Indians
in 1860, and lynched by the Ku Klux
last fall, and shot dead iu a quarrel at
Christmas, is marshal of tho town of
Abilene, Kansas.
"BLACK. -EYKS" "REPAIRED.-A Now
York artist bus opened nn establishment
where "black eyes are made natural iu
five minuten." He does a rushing busi?
ness every Mp nd ay morning, when the
bummers escape from the Tombs.
The New York Star baa purchased the
D?tn?vrui, formerly "JUrick" Pomeroy'a
organ, sod its last number was issued on
Saturday. Mr. Lambert, who hus con?
ducted tho Democrat with decided abili?
ty, retires from the field of journalism.
Some inquisitive fellow who thinks
Horace Greeley knows everything, asked
him how to stop the crevasse: "Dam it,
sir; don't ask me," was the characteristic,
not to say appropriate, reply.
[New Orleans Times.
A gentleman in New England recently
made a dying request that a friend should
be a pall bearer; but the friend utmost
at the same moment died and his funcial
took place the same day.
At Union, Monroe County, West Vir?
ginia, on Friday, 19th instant, William
Johnson, colored, was executed for the
murder of George H. Hunter, on Octo?
ber 24, 1870.
"Whiskey is your greatest enemv."
"But," said Mr. Jones, "don't the Bible
say, Mr. Preacher, that we are to love
our enemies?" "Ob, yes, Jones, bot it
don't say wo are to swallow them."
A Nashville'woman is advertising for
the whereabouts of twenty-four of her
children. She knows where the other
three aro.
MARRIED,
On tho 101 b instant, bv the Rev. Mantling
Brown, Mr. J. Bi ll KlHE und Miad KLOUEM;K
F VHKOW, nf thia city. ?
Acacia Lodge No. 94, A. F. M.
A A UKOULAU Communication of thia
-.a^f I.mlgu will bo held in Masonic Itali.
/Vxl'U'N (Thursday) EVENING, at 8|
o'clock. Itv order of tho NV. M.
P. M. DRENNAN, Ju., Secretary.
May 25 1_
Lemons and Oranges.
LEMONS at 50 cent? per dozen, ami
O lt AN OKS at 75, at tho
_Muy 25 _ POLLOCK HOUSE.,
A C?RD~T? THE PUBLIC.
AS many ladies and gentlemen in thid city
bavo expropscd a dcuiro to purcliauo
CROCKERY, CHINA and GLASSWARE, aud
being unable to attend tho rcgu nr auction
?alun of tho Hamo, wo liavo concluded to de?
voto to-day and to-morrow-Thursday and
Friday-for private salo o? tho remainder of
tho extensivo stock of China, Glass, Crockery
and Granitewaro. at tho-prices of yesterday's
auction salo. IX C. PE IX UT TO A HON,
Auctioneers und Commission Merchants.
_May 23 _
Gun and Blasting Powder.
AFULL supply 0? tho celebrated Dupont's
GUN AND BLASTING POWDEIt.in kegs
and cannisters, is now offered to merchants
and consumers at the lowest market rates, by
tho undersigned, who are solo agoiitn for tho
manufacturers at this placo.
May 25_JOHN AGNEW A SON.
Reduction in Prices.
f I J API EB' popular PONY l'H.E
,-gfBOgtW^TONh, ono of tho number just
vBht&Sfr received, very stylish. No-top
, ^ w lingKiep, Top Buggies and Tu, n
eout buggies, iu variety, l ino Nix-pasaeuger
Pbictons, on platforms; Fonr-paaucngcr Pine
IOUB, on throe soring. Open and Turn-scat
Itockawavs. This variod stock ia now being
offered ver? low. Also for aalo a desirable
pair nf DAY MARES.
_May25 NV. K. OREENFfET.D.
For Rent,
THAT desirable WAREHOUSE, adjoining
tho Greenville und Columbia Kui rond,
formerly oconpied by Messrs. Rlakely k
Gibbes: eizu 120 by 10 foot. For terms, apply
to ll. J. DOONK; Agent,
May 15> At Oft'icn of K. NV. Hui bein A Co.
A freah supply of.Ragley'a Mujllowor, lino'
cut, at POLLOCK'S.
V
J- ^r-r'i ijiJ?l'-J I. >inr,.,..j, ;
ii .* .. . .[ ? tfJB8h1!d A ti V.- f\ ?' /. fj
l . .'i ".- l *.i .'. ?fi''v-?.'?'!*>I iv.'.^i
LOVE ? CO.?S -I iii
BECAUSE thry procure ibo latest styles io
DRY GOODS, aaa ?ot better value far
their mono- than can be had la any other
boase in the city.
Wa are now ?howIDS; an entire new stock in
DOW styles of
LADIES' MADE DEESSES,
Pollineaie Over Drenes,
Ladies' under Garments. &o.
;!Gur Mr. Love" is ?hipping u.a. by ?Tory
steamer, new novelties, and our etock ot
DRESS GOODS, LINEN GOODS, AC,
Bornasses anything in thia market, and at
still lower prices. We are a "live boneo," and
intend driving a busineBS on quick sales and
email pi nuts. W. D. LOVE,
May 19 B. B. MoORRERY.
ALL TO
OUR BEAUTIFUL, ATTRACTIVE AND
extraordinary
CHEAP STOCK OE DRY GOODS
Is in ?tore and stoving, making roon: daily for.
NEW ARRIVALS,
Which wo will continuo to receive all through
tba Henson.
Omi SAMPLE BUREAU
Is a success, and we are now distributing
Goods over the entiro Btato through ito
agency. Tho most careless observer cannot
but ace tho great advantages to be derived
from dealing with a live boneo, like oura,
wboro everything ia kept moving by systepS
and order-whore no extra profita are tasked
on to pay idle hands. Of ooaree, we can and
do BELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN AN?
HOUSE IN THIS 8E0TI0N. A positivo
proof is, that wo aoll more Good? than all the
rest added together. That ia the proof.
Tho pooplo know where to buy cheapest, and
let the stranger follow the great public. In
buring, let them follow thoao who know
R. C. SHIVER & CO.
April 8_
GEORGE PAGE & CO.,
A'o. 5 JV. Shroeder Street, Baltimore, Aid.,
Manufacturers of
PORTABLE AND 8TATIOKABY
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Patent Improved, Portable
CIRCULAR SAW ?11.18.
GANO, ld ULA YARD SASH 8 A W MILLS,
4 1 RIST MILLS. TIMBER WHEELS, 8HIN
\JC G LE MACHIN ES, Aa. Dealer? in Circu?
lar Saws. Belting and Mill supplies generally,
and manufacturer's agenta for Lt rfu l'a Cele?
brated Turbine Water Wheel and every, de
scriptinn of Wood Working Machinery.
AGRICULTURAL ENGINES A SPECIALTY.
era-Send for descriptivo Cataloguen and
Price Lists._May 23 tiV\j
Coal! Coal! Coal!
THE undersigned aro now prepared to re?
ceive orders for ANTHRACITE and BI?
TUMINOUS GOAL, for gr?tea, rang?e, foun?
dries and smiths' purposes, deliverable at tho
South Carolina Railroad Depot in Charleston,
on the resumption of reducod or summer
rates of freight on the road. All orders will
receive prompt attention.
H. F. BAKER A CO..
No: 20 Camber)and atrcet, or Central Wharf,
Charleston, H. C. May 28 46
Choice May Batter.
I rv TUBS choioo May BUTTER, just re
X\ f ceived and for salo by
May ll_JOHN AGNEW & BON.
COUNTY CLAIMS AND JURY CERTI?
FICATES bought bv
Feb 5 D. G?MBRILL. Broker.
Seegers' Beer is Pure.
IT don't contain Cococulua Indieus Fish
Ri'rriei to inuke sleepy or headache. -
B
Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer,
ECAUSE it Rives strength and improves
their health._March ll
Seegers' Beer is Pnre.
IT don't contain Copperas, Salt, Limo or
Alum. __March
Scythes and Grain Cradles.
DOZ superior QUAIN CRADLER.
?i 10 doz Griffin's Grain and Graes S iv thea,
just received and foi sale low by
May 17_JOHN AGNEW A. SON.
Lost Canary.
ESCAPED from its cage, on the 22d, a
WJI^CANARY BIltD. The finder will be re
^??0 warded hy leaving it at the 8onth-ear-t
taarfcoruer of Washington and Hull etreote.
May 23 3_WADE H. MANNING.
Pickled Meats, &c.
THIS DAY RECEIVED:
FULTON MARKET ROUNDS,
Fulton Market BEEF,
Pig Poik,
Davis' Diamond Ham\
Ferris' Sugar-cured Strips,
Extra Beef Tonguo?,
Smoked Beef.
Something new every dav, to try and please
our patrons. GEO. KYMMKHB.
The Exchange Hones
. HAS been over h an led and re-arranged
if for tho Spring and Summer. Iced be ve
?OT ragoa compounded at short noiicn.
Mayo PAY-SINGER A FRANKLIN.
l?oap! Soap ! Soap?!
1 f\C\ BOXES FAMILY BO\.P- quality un
1? )\.) Biirpaaaod, and price* reduced 20
aer'ceiU.- at wholesale and retail, by
Mav IS JOHN AGNEW ARON.
Jewelry and Silverware,
Op tho moat npprnvp'd st} len, can bo ob
tainod at I. SULZUACHER'8 rBtablieh
ment. Main atror-t, Columbia Hotel Row.
Sots and half sets in great variety Also,
solitaire and clri-tor DIAMONDS. SPECTA?
CLES and EYE-GLASSES to huit nil agOB.
_ May Vi_
Imported aud Domoatic Cigars at POLLOCK S.
? ? Ji o , fi- .? . / J ? i f Kt
D ? AXSMS
; And Those in Want of
DRY GOOD S.
liovo now lu atore a foll ,UDO of tho
newest and moat ... ? . . ?J
. ! "J it ? ,. ? . t- -. ;j.?:?? i ?? ' ? . 154.
FASHIONABLE GOODS
Of domestio, french and English, manufap
turo, which we guartntoo, at aU tirpc?, to eoil
aa low, If not?t lea? pri?e?, than any kcuflO.
io Col ambla, baaing oar Goodo from 4hp.
largest and moat celebrated CBUblbbmcuta
in the United matts. And as ve desire* to
please all, we bar? noir in oui houae tho . ?
OF -
EVERY CLASS OF GOODS.
From the lowest to th? highest, and we feel
confident that all those favoring ns with sst. ~
order from a distance will be pleas od. ana
eatktfiedthat .....
O UR H ? ? S E
THE ONS
In thia city to deal with.
We will, noon application, aend promptly
by mail, fall linea of samples of thoa? kind of
Gooda d'n*tr?d and specified by car friends
and CUB to m o rn. All orders accompanied br
cash amounting io aro ana over. delivered in
any .part nf tho Sta to fro? of freight chargea.
Those unaccompanied, will be aent O. O. C.
We respectfully solicit ordere, whick will
receive the prompt and personal attention of
one nf the firm. Our prices being low, w?
think we can render ?atiafaotion to all. Giro
us a trial.
J.H. & M. L. KIHARD
May 3_COLUMBIA. 8.0.
Jost Received,
PORTER & STEELE'S.
a roxi, LINK OF
SASH RIBBONS,
ni A 1.1- COLOBS, FOB
MAY PARTIES.
April *7
30,000 YARDS OF LINEN
AT
C. F. JACKSON'S.
WHITE LINEN, at 25. 374 and 50 cents..
LINEN DUCK, fine and common.
LINEN DREB8 GOODS.
LINEN nu ILLS, White and Brown.
LINEN DAMASK White and Brown, all at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
May 7_ [_'
DIXON'S
OELEBBATBb
STEEL SWEEP.
TMtESI?KO MACHINES,
HORSE PO WERS,
FAN MILLS,
O RAIN CRADLES^
BELTING,
AND all kinds latest IMPROVEMENTS IN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT*), at
wholesale an i retail. .'
Oar interest in, and association with, manu?
factories, ia anon that wa can make closer
ligures, and give better goods, than any
house in this country can do in thia line.
ONI.T TBY and we will convince you.
May 83_L?RICK A LOWRANCE.
Cheap Fertiliser.
A rv TONS COTTON SEED MEAL. Excel
-x\} loni for manure. EB WA RD HOPE.
May 13 ' ' _
-:---r
Baking Powders.
(jlA DOZ. ROYAL BAKING POWDEB8,
fJ\J [samples free.] .
fi I doz. Andrews' celebrated Yeast Powders.
25 doz So* Foam Baking Powder,
20 boxe? Baking Bo 1a, assorted papera.
Junt rocoived and for sale by
M" y 19_JOHN AGNEW A BON.
0 rm nt ry Batter.
<->rv/~v POUNDS FRESH COUNTRY BUT
?>\ )\) TER for salo low by
May lg_E nOPE.
"~The ciwilest Lager in the oily can bo had at
POLLOCK'S.