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il . ri 9?$::%U 6 h\M r.i.'.?-. '.,: .?Jt?tin??p ' .i' :" ?- ;. jen?rfc I? n AGWlra? YBBSAIIILES, May 28.-Deleaoluze, Delegate iMiniaterm of i War under the Oom ra ti no, waft eh?fc by bia guards and i???adtiy kiUo? lnat night, in attempting to ?aoape. . ' ' " ,r Tho trials. ;ot .the Com muni* t leaders tah en olivo willi commence during ti) ? preterit \?cek.: 'JJbat conviction is i nevi IfwHw H? ISjW "one wiU ' 8>ff# .deatbyjfc generally believed, HUI > Af ter a desperate and bloody conflict tho Gpvernmeut forces succeeded ?u Cap tbrlt?g'th'?'insurgent jj?sitionB at' Belle? ville and. Pera.- Ja Chaiso late last night. Piling-then ceaseoVand .this- inornibg as7 oar droops were advancing on one_po sitmn;~yot*be^uy ?1^0 'Commune, .t)ie in sur'gents-b'?istj^ fha . whito flog anoTsur rondexod^^ They'wore immediately, dis armed Grjd ?fa>- gj??t rebellion of. Poris, { oftufflfjwJ had ended/ Tho third and eighth regiment of the,line belonging to McMahon's troops returned to- Versailles in. ^riuiflph, the!^n having flowers and bran chea, ?u thd ; muzzles of their rifles, and bearing also magnificent banners, of rod'siltc-captured from the Communists.' ?llSjDxtiJjbt. May -29.-A. Time?? 'spe?^fi j from Purls says; that 'Pa vre and 8 liri Wp ara .likely.to be replaced i? the Minis-' tri?e of Foreign AQairs and Public Tn strootiott.1 'J:T1:'T- .' 1 . The Bavarian: general commanding at Ohampulgay has.asked passports for in Bafrgentiofflcers captured by his troops at Vincennes, and waa referred hy Con. Yinoy.aa an-answor, to tho text of the; Peaoo.Convention. ' Panis;.May 129;rrThe. fighting at B?lle-t ville, Menilmontaut and Pere la Chaine was desperate. No quarter was given to man, woman or child. Military law ?B' established in Hit? city. V '. . . ii Kaw YOUK, May 29, via VIENNA, May ?29:- Thonaturalization -treaty be twee in ?UjStr?fi, and tho United States, Signed;py* eos.t',aftd'-?a^J[ast September, hat beep' ratified by the Beiohsrath,> and will be uubmitted ?to the Hungarian Diot on the! 25th of Juno. J: .Twelve mo'Olbs , are al? lowed by tho treaty for eieb'apge of rati? fications. .... . i : 1 -Btossans, -May 29.-The Echo, of Par . linmont, reports that the Ger man s haye seized letters from loading ' members 'of. the Paris Commune, disclosing ja con? spiracy against th'e^Government of Bel? gium. ' (Tbe plot had been formed for the in's?rgou'ta escaping, from Paris. to Brussels,' whetto . tho J radical movement was to'bo continued. Insurrection was - to bo incited, buildings set ion ?re and thfe horrors of Paris repeated. v - .' BERNE, May 29.-The Swiss Federal - ' -til- ???.M.-!_"?!?=-= .- *I VO?MUU,UI?. -uvunudMUfi J.OIH1 a U1?A patch with: relation to extradition of Communist refugees, decided that in? vestigation must bo had in each case, a?d only those .refugees are tobo de? livered over .to tho French authorities ' who aro proved guilty of ordinary crime. ' L?NDON, May 30.-Tho Daily News aa\fn (.minn fnr PsflS ?UQ tC-mOrrOW. The people of Brussels sm ash ed a win? dow, in victor Hugo's house. The police Sow guard*the houso. A proclamation rom McMahon to tho pooplo of Paria announces their deliverance from 'the Communists, and. order, security i and labq^ afe abiont tfeiqg re-established. j Genoral La GaoUia, who fled to Yin cinnes, hHs surrendered.' *' Paris journals demand"-u cessation bf summary execu? tions. ;.Murdoi^d.priests lie ia state for a week. ' All the Commune, except Pyott and Granasett, aro killed or captured.. Tilo national archives, national library, qptfonal ! arsenal'^ apd tho museum of Louvro ate safe, !. The Manufacture des Oobalius,. carped and observatoire are badly damaged, .: - . pAfti^,May;>0.-Ouiy 'the fifth, four? toonth and a^taQntb arondis8ei?Quts and Belleville ;and Yillette quarter* tremain .under' military occupation. Tho edty io ;cah##n;a tfcf ?isoi^inj? ol the army i?d ''^Y^BaiTiTiiw!, May 3& -Tho i n bab i tanta of Bellevillo have openly announced that "tKeyfs^7iiakp xeprja?U .A seorbteyetem of arspu and "assassination is apprehend* ed. .Constant disooveriea of ?tores, of petroleum ar?-mud? in Paris. The, inp surg^Ots fa Fort VinconUes surrendered viidlt ion ally. ' Tho G~a ulois announces that.Orierius Prinoen aro allowed to live in France. Thiers bas ordered the .dis} ! ? ?r?uafnbnt vt jParia and tho dissoinlfop -ment of - tho Soma. Mo lu ah ou has .BS ned a cougratulatdry ^proclauiatiou to the army.' f 'Far is ia ^tranquil, and trail o ..n \ ready' ?li?wa-'flignjj' df rovivit?g:.' -fl?he soldwa.^^^by the 'it?hSii^nta?. Arrests bf insurgenta continue. . SiWA^nrf'lu?y^ eruri ittoh?a?arbatit&q?okrj has ehak?? the'isl and Of Baa, and tho'loonntry is terf?61y d?iMstat?di ' ' 4?0 lives "were lost.. ' . 4 r (? *;)W^>^TW|^.'-:It'w* ann?Miicpfl . in ?Ijo Belgium BeifQte that Victor Hugo's ii recent letton waar?garded ascompromls ibg ta Be?gium. : Tho G?vernmen't re? ad estod Hago to IoAvo tho country, but , Hugo refused tb depart; whereupon, op the King's decree, bis departure waa en? forced.^ LONDON, May ?O.'-Victor Hugo, be? ing driven 'from Belgium* ia coming tb London. . .. . .\1 , V.vVf.--. I-!-'? j<-Vnerle?H Inieillguaeo. . -v. ^' ?(0010, ..May 80.-An exoursiot ?arty passed.safely over the St. Oharlat fridge* * . : ; WASHiH*goN, May 30.-The depart incntB arb cYftg&Lar. the decoration ?] . ?oldiers' grav^S?T '. lNDi^Aroija;^'vy 30.-The Milligat casa PCi?f?jkto tue jury. The Judge in charging tho jury, suatniuu tho pro hibitions of thc constitution, as d?clar?e by iba-,Suprema;Court, aa. overridinf ' General Hovey's acts, though aastainot .by tb? Federal Ex?ontive'a, ?rpprovnl oi snpported by Congressional enactment The. Judge, ho wovor, recognizes th< right of Congress to limit the timo fo righting wrongs. Tho jury was orderer to return a sealed verdiot. . MODHIE, May 80.~-A destructive fir occurred herc, last night, ou St. France XI/iiDH'I IHT whcS?siflj^ G. A. Arnold's bat store, and John Behl & Co. 'a wholesale dry goods store; ale?; ?n East sido of Water street, J. C. Dir Bose. & Co.'s wholesale .dru g store, J. E. Sherman \&. pOr-*s^"^^?Mery, and BT, Bernsjoin?'s /jbp?&tar?$t ,'and on Weat ?8ide^tvr|l?9/?rt' ? "Bro": 's W-tliing atoro, were- all'totally destrioye?p j[.Kennedy. Lyons & Co:Vw^ole3nle dry gbo^irstoro, Smith & Cb.'kboojLand Jabe tatore, P. Will iii rbs* saddle stoTB," Bid good's book Store; ComiHorcial Nati?ual Bonk -bnild Xjjjk anTO; W*tb|$-oWckery stQxe^wero badly daipag?d. ! Loss ^ver, $300,000. v WASHINGTON,- ;M.?y 30.-Bolster, ,wbp killedrJan?efs ? gatt^blerV is granted a ney 1 friO?te ' T.. '.I-' : I In Bpi^ed's big'?my ?jtso, tho .prosecu tdoti ; pjoVed Bowens rap rr iago to'Miss ?1 icky. u The d?rpnpo. ^reseated a decree ?- f the New York: Supre mo Court; dated layj?l??Si divoroingyp. )0. Boweurfrom Francis Bowen. ; Judge .Olin,ithought if tho defendant- waa .^ot 'a cition of New Jorkrand run-".away, fronet lila-worn an; whenibe war was going om nnd'obtuin ed tho deprpe, that "thb publica!ion waa void. He wished lo, ^ satisfied on the points. whether ;spcb ; puppoation was void, and -whether or soi there was fraud. He would like ty hear further ar? gument. Tho jurors',wera pent to the Continental, nod tho court qd j o urned. The new trialiu? the liolator case was granted upon tho ground that tho Judgo erred in exoluding OT?dooqu regarding the character of. Jarno/*., . ? -, Probabilities-It is . ?probable that slight raius will continuo -for a short time on .the New England coast, and also fall in portions of Virginia and Pennsyl? vania. Probably cloudy weather, .with light South-oast-and South-west winds, will prevail'on Wednesday, iiast of the Mississippi ri vor and on tho Gulf. Delano ia gone ;Westi. : Cowan acts. NEW Yons; May 30.-The cotton ex ohange held ita nounal meeting to-day. The annual report states tho eales from September 19 to May.28 at 807,945 bales, bosides contracta for futuro delivery for 198,425 bales;, a largo, portion of which has not ; bean ! officially reported. Tho Hanover building has been purchased as headquarter? of the Exchange. A com? mittee waa appointed' to nominate of? ficers for the ensuing year. --?-?--? L.OUI8YIL1YE CoUS??B-JOURNALISMS. The Bochester Detnocral and Chronicle asks: Suppose, now, no prominent Be publioan breaks put pf the ranks in time to beoome the next Democratic candi? date for President-what will the Demo? cratic party do? Why, 'it can tuke the first prominent rascal that breaks out of the penitentiary,":which will be pretty much the same thing. A few days before Bulloff was hung somebody sent him a copy of ono of Henry Ward. Beeohor's sermons. It is strange that people will thus trifle with the salvation of men standing upon the ?C. j U>1UK WI ?IUD gil?*?. The t?rm-of Senator Warner, of Ala? bama, expired on the 4th Of March last. I Soon thereafter the leaders'of his party iii that State held a meeting in which they declared bini unworthy of public confidence. Gen. Grant has accord? ingly appointed him Governor of New Mexico. . ' ' ALARMED.-Tho Now York Tribune thinks that "the next Presidential cam? paign will bo the hottest within the me-1 mory of this generation." It admon? ishes its Bepublioau friends that "tho new (Democratic) movement means danger," and that they I must stop "wrangling " over the publication of a treaty at Washington,^dividing the spoils of ornoo at New York and frittering away their influence lelsewhere in needless contests and relentless personal fends." It reminds them that in the last Presi? dential eleotion tho- contest was so close , that the change of a few thousand votes in three States in tho October elections would have, turned the scale against their party, and that, it was,Democratic ibby and. no^t?Bepnb/?ban - wisdom sud popu? larity: .'that .secured tho victory! Tba Tribima 'discerns.dang?r ianthe pacifie and Conservative sentiments that now animate tho opposition, dad in the feuds and quarrelsfth?t prevail tin the ranks of its own party, audit is alarmed. -i i i ' \ * *-? A CiiAPiJN i . MmxcRV.-Mrs. Annie Claflin, the mptper. of Mrs. Woodhull and Tennessoe: Cloljiq, disappeared in New York lasti Monday, and on Friday returned to her daughters with amoving tale of how she bsd been kidnapped and kept n prisoner.- ! One New York paper would have; ber ?tale., taken cum grano salis- another dulcets }tt.;it "a tinge of romance."' H?nb .TIMES IN CAIJFX>?NIA.- ? San Fradoisco'correspondent bf tho Now Or? leans Titties' says that, the past dry year has broken up many farmers, and that many psoplo; are leaving California for their old' ho-mcs East of tho Kooky Mountains,, in confj'equeuco of the hard times there. . .. Henry Kean, indicted /for tho murder i of J. T. Avery, in Kentucky, ou the 6th of Oolober last, was convicted iu Louis? ville on,tba 25th instant. Tho Courier Journal thinks that "there ia no use iu i getting up a morbid sentimentalism in i matters of this sort." Mr. Thomas Earle died in the lunatic - asylum at Worcester, Mass., A few days f ago. Ho had been insane evor since hit little daughter was taken from him by s i decroo of the court and given to his wife, ? from whom ho had boen divorced. J Book in gb am County, Va., at the elco 1 tion last week, voted by a majority ol [ four to ono in favor of levying tho high 1 cst rato of Oonnty tax altdwed by lav r for tho support of the public schools, j " Counterfeit tens of tho Farmers' au< r Manufacturers' Bank of Poughkeepsie i aro having a great'run io tho South. It is announced that n largo excursioi o party of London editors propose comity s to America this summer. the love, of justice be?ofo hiaoye?, fias sent a fbIlb"W o toi jan ' foe''e?g?t months fea* Boiling "a. J,?^'?~d??$s yrttbr tobacco jqipe. > Y2^Y ri?i -j- '?M 'Ju/ Gerni?nvjjwiMHMk paper* saya any? thing witt}-, ti?ey kill the editor; and not one edi tor,baa been killed there fdr 200 ' The New York polioe~aro to wear hol mets after the London fashion. ' r. - &?LAivclaj? A%lty ^iMytRRC;\A rn.".' .LONDON, MeV 30*-^-Noou.-CODSOIB 9B& Bonds^Oni.-;:-.; ? ? (LONDON, Mv"f?8Cb?-?vening.-/Consols 925?. \Bon&ffof?$, - 'NEW '-^ra^^^??Or-Noo^.^Iour aniet and uncp&OgVl' : "Wheat quiet and rm; Cdrn firm. - J^ortf qoiot, at 15.75 (g>16.00. Lar^.^uUt,; Cotton steady uplands 17%; Orteatis 17%; stiles 1,000 bales. Freights ?ull, Governments steady.--! ?focks strong. ^StuUss -duli sud heavy. ' Moh?y onsy, af 3.' Gold 11%. Sterling unchanged. ' 7- P. M.-Spooio ahipmeut lo-dav 8380,000. Cotton '?riu, with sales of 3,750 bales, at 17 Flour unchanged. Whiskey firm, at S)2j& Wheat l@2e. better and'closing weak-winter red aud amber Western l.C8@l.G3. Corn Armer, at 70@74. Pork steady, at 15.75? 10.00. Beef quiet. Lard heavy-kettle 10*{,\ Freights rather easier. B.uyrrMonn, May 30.-Flour dull and quotations barely maintained. Wheat dull-choice white i.90@2.00. Corn, provisions and whiskey (steady. Cotton ia fair demand; prices advanced-mid? dling 17; rcoeipts 138 bales; sales 525; stock 1,489. AUGUSTA, May 80 -Cotton very firm, with modo ate demand, at 15 j.J for Liv? erpool and 15% for New York middling; sales 320 bales; receipts 70. GAIIVESTON, May 80.-Cotton quiet and firm-good ordinnry 14; receipts 1.990 bales; sales 400; stock 55,270. SAVANNAH, May 30.-Cotton quiet middling 15%; receipts 513 bales; sales 250; stock 20,480. CnAKiiESTON, May 30.-Cotton firmer -middling 16??@16;?; receipts 224 balen; sal?s 200; stock 9,0(55. NEW OBLEANB, May 30.-Cotton firm -middling 16j?@16^; receipts 2,071 bales; Bales 4,800; stock 97,701. Flour dull and drooping-superfine 0.12; double 6.50; treble 6.75. Coru firmer mixed 75@7G; white 77(3)78. Bacon dull, at 16%; no sales. Sugar firmer fairl0@10}?; primo 11><. Others un? changed. Mom LE, May 30.-Cotton qniet but steady-middling 16; receipts 139 bale*; sates 200; stock 2,034. NORFOLK, May 30.-Cotton strong-? low middling 15,^; receipts 581 hales; sales 100; stock 3,082. Special Notice, i TnE MILLS HOUSE, rTfWtjTtlT tl Charleston, ti. G., han reduced nffoTrn5?B&*2*3 00 uer day during tho sum? mer mouths. J. PARKER, Proprietor. G. V7. PA BK En, Superintendent. May 30 3mo_ May Goshen Butter. 5T?DS new MAY BUTTER, for sale by M>y5 . E. HOPE.. ' Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer, BECAUSE it gives strength ?nd improves their hoalth._March ll ;' Private Boarding. MRS. 'B: J. WYATT informs her friends and the public in general, that alie has opened a PRIVATE' BOARDING HOUSE, on Plain ? street, near Rub. The houso is large and airy, ?hd guests may expect the comforts of a home, i May 2 For Bent. .THE commodious and dostrable ROOMS.above tho Store wo occupy . ainglv, in'suit?, or altogether, Pos I.session of the.socond floor desired.in Sep? tember. . . - R. O. SHIVEU* CO., April 26 _ '??'.? . Lard I Lard!! PURE LEAP LARD-"guaranteed s'rictlv' pura"-in barrels, half barrels, kegs and I 3, 5 and 10 caddies, for salo at reduced prices, by , .. JOHN AGNEW & SON. Miy=28 ' '1 ' '. ' _IL Canoing School---Last Session. MONS. BERGER'S . Becond and last seasion will begin on FRIDAY, the 2d of Juna,..(Apply at Hendrix House. May 28_'I'..' :.' \ ,TJ B. Internal Be venue, ," : COLLECTORS OFFICE. 8o DismioT, 8. C." * COLOMBIA, May SH. 1P71., THF/ Income Taxes for tho year 1870, and tho Special Taxes [un tho sale of To? bacco^ 'Spirits, Ad.,] for Hie present- year, have been assessed and placed in my bauds for collection. ' ' Resident?: of-tho city of Columbia, and of the Counties ol Richland ?nd Lexington, are, required -to make payment at this ellice by tho 10th day of Jone. After that dato, rho penalties prescribed by law will bo enforced. i*" * R. M. WALLACE, May 23 , Collector 31 District S. C. HAMS 1 HAM8 ! ! HAMS ! ! ! CWO?OE MAGNOLIA HAMS I CHOICE MARYLAND HAMS!! CHOICE CROWN HAMSl.t 1 Together with a fall stock Smoked and Dry Hilted BACON SIDES, Shoulders and Strip!*, for salo at low prices to cash consumers, May 27 JOHN AGNEW A SON. PROCLAMATION I MAYOR'S OFFICE. COLUHBI.V, B. C.. May 25, 1871. ON and aftor MONDAY, Juno 5, 1871, all DOGS fonnd running at large, not wear? ing tho city badge and oollar for tho current year, will bo taken up aud impounded, and un los s reclaimed by the ownur by thc paymout of tho legal fl no, tho Dog will, within forty eight hours after impounding, bo killed. JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor. At test : WM. J. Errea, City Clerk. M ay 20 Millinery. MRS. 0. E. REED bogB leave to inform tho ladies in general thal sho has now ready a lull linc of thc latent and most fashionable stylos of MILLINERY, Hair aud Faucy Goods, at reduced prices. J Also,-*fresh supplies every week, 'all and seo for yourselves. May 4 SeegerV Beer is Pure. IT don't contain Cococulua IndJr.ue Fiel Roi rles to make sloppy or headache._ Tho best placo to get a cool anmim-r driul ia at POLLOCK'S. If a Porter Himno SUak will stop your hun ger, call at POLLOCK'S. i LATEST QUOTATIONS OF SOUTHERN SE? CURITIES TN Gii ABtiEsTON, S. C-Jorrected, ?May 30, 1871, by Banker and Broker, No. 25 Broafl'street: flamea of Securities. Hate In. t>/'c? Asked. > STATE SECUBrriES. . . ? Nortb Carolina, old_ 61 .... 148 N. .Carolina, new. 0 ".... 24 Soptb Carolina, old_ G ..... 75 Carolina, new. G . .... 63 O. reg'd stock, ex in. G . '65 Qeorgiu, new. 7 : .... 92 Georgia, j. 6 .... 83 Tennessee, old... 6 .... 70 Tennessee, now. G 70. Alabama:.3 .... 102 Alabama ............ J. '. 5. ..'.".-! G3 CITY, .BEOOIUTIES. Atlanta, Ga. .bonds:... 8 ' '.... 90 Augusta, Ga., bonds... * 7, > J4.. 83 Charleston BtookJ 6 ' v ?J. 54 Charl'n Fire Loan b'ds 7 .... 75 Columbia, S. C., bonds .6 ,..,. 60 Columbus, Ga., bouda. 7 .... 76 Mnqen, Ga-ybonds..... 7 .76 Mendphia, Tcnn.,'b*nd8 old-.'. G .... 5G .? new.! 6 .... 55 Savannab, Ga., bonds! '7 -. 85: Wilmington, N. C_. 8 _' 75 Wilmington, N. C..... G .... 72X RAILROAD KONI?. Atlantic and Gulf. 7 .... 80 B.'B. B,, 1st mortgage 7 .... 60 C?utral Georg'a. 7 . ..-.. 97 Cbarleston and Savan.. 6 . GO Charktto, Col. & Aug.. 7 85 Oheruwand Darlington 8 .... 90 Cberaw k Dar., 2d mort 7 ..... 70 Georgia Railroad. 7 . ?.. 97 Green. & Co).. 1st mor. 7 .... 93 Green. & C., Stnto gnar 7 _ 58 Laurens,..'. 7 .... 50 Memphis & Cbarleston. 7 ..... 85 North-Enstorn 1st mort. 8 .... 90 Nortb-Eastern,2dmort. 8 _ 78 Sav. & Char., 1st mort,' 7 _ 78 Sav. & Char., State gua 7 _ 67 South Carl'a, lBt mort. 7 _ 90 Sooth Carolina. 7 70 South Carolina. 6 ... y G5 Spartanburg and Union 7 .... 55 RAH, HOAD STOCKS. Par. Atlantic and Gulf.100 _ 35 Central Ga., ex div_100 _ 120 Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 100 _ 40 Georgia. 100 _ 103 Green, and Col. B. B.. 20 _ 12 Macon and Western... 100 _ 07 Memphis & Charleston. 25 _ 9 North-eastern. 50 _ 10 Savannah & Charleston 100 ._ 20 9. C. B. E. sharps. 100 _ 3G 3. CB. R. & B'k'shares 125 _ 3G BANK STOCKS. Peon's N'l B'k Charl'u. capital $500,000. 100 _ 105 1st Nafl Bank Oharrn 1 capital 3400,000.,... 10Q 125 _ S. O. Loan Sc Trust Co. .100 .... 97 Caro. Nat. Bank. Col's. . oapi tal $203,000. 100 100 _ Central National Bank, Coro, oap'l 8100,000 100 100 _I S. C. Bank & Trust Co. capital 8200,000. 100 95 s - Bank of Charleston_ 100 ..... 10 Union Bank S. C. 50 _ .:5?,i People's Bank So. Ca.. 3J^ Plan. & Me. Bank S. C. Bank of Newberry. 25. Bank of Camden.... ;.... 50 c.... .... Others worthless. MISOEIJjANEOtrS SECURITIES. Charleston Gas Co.... 25 - 20 Oharl'nCityB.B.Btock 50 - 55 GrnnitevilleMan. Co... 100 _ 106 G. & C. B. cert, iudeb. 58 S. C. B. cert, indebt'a. . par N. E. B. B., cert, indent....... .... 65 : I City Charleston cor. in.:...... par City of Memphis coup. .... GO .... N. E. E. B. prof. stook. 38 j S. & U. B. past duo coup. 55 S. & 0. B. past due coup.. 50 KXCHANQBi ETC. New York sight..par ^preni Gold..';. Ill 112 Silver_. 103 .... 8. C. BANK BILLS. ?Bank of Charleston ..'.' - Bank of Camden. 80. - Bank Georgetown..1 ..... BanH?lB?P,.".:..?-,.'. ..ii G. .... Bank of Chester. 16 Bank of Hamburg;.... ... i .16 .... B.an,k of Newborrv..,....? . 3 Bunk of the Stato of ' S. C., prior to 'Cl.,'-.... .?. M .... issue "61 BU d '02 _ 40 - ?Pl. &Mec. Bnnk ahnVe.... -, ?People's Bank Charl'u^ ......... .... *yn4bn',Baok\C?atles,?.."..' *S. W. B. B. Bank, old. *S.W. R.B. Bank, now .... State Bank, Charleston .... 6 .... Farmers' Ex.' B'k Charl tl pa 1 .... Exchaogo Bank, Colnm .... 8 - Com'l Bank,-of Cobkn -.L... 8 .... Mercti. Bank of Cberaw- 3 ..... Plnntcf'aBank Fairfield . /. i 3 S.'O*. bins receivable95 - Charleston change bills. 95 .... SGp* Bills marked ?bus (*) are being Redeemed nt tho bank counters of each. Notice to Delinquent Tax-Payers. OFFICE CITY CLKltK AND TREA8UUER, COLCMIIIA, 8. C., May 25, 1871. NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in default in payment of CITY TAXES, that on ami after Juno 1,1871. paymont CANNOT bo made at this office, as executions will on said dato bo placed in tho hands of tho propor i.oQicer tor collection. WILLIAM J. ETTER, Citv Clerk and Treasurer. _O01ce Houri 9 A. M. to 2 P.JM._."May 20_ Reduction in Prices. LADIES'popular TONY Pn.E *TONS, ono of tho number just -received, very stylish. No-top --Buggil'/-, Top Buggies and Turn Hoat Buggies, in varioty. Fine Six-pasaenger rincions, on platforms; Konr-pasienger Phre ton?, on ihrco sprinsa. Open and lurn-ecal Rockaways. This varied stock is now bein? offered very low. Also for salo a desirable pair of RAY MARES. ni>Iiri,rit,r ^ 1 Mny23_W. K. OREESFIELP. Soap! Soap!'. Soap!!! 1 i~\f\ BOXES PAM I IA' SOAP-quality un J.' )\) j-urpifcsod, and prices winced 2< rercrni.-ut wholesale and retail, hy 1 Mav 13 JOHN AGNEW A SON. IMPURTftNT ?OTICE < ?iii j;"; rt; dtoi?ir?# * v i." * D IS A tBR 9 And Those ?in .tfont?j of D RIGO OD S have now in store a full line of thc newest and most n ? . * - .. - *i ? n ls.: P A S fl 10 N A Bb^ ?0 OD S : [ V. i-' ?..r'.it- ' .. * U. ' . !.". . S HI /A'f ?'iii ?- ; i-' Of domestic, Pron oh and English manufac? turo, which we guarantee, at all timos, to sell a? low, if not al less price's, than any house in (kihi mb ia, bujiug- our Ooods from the largest and most celebrated establishments in tho Unitod States. And as wp ..desire to please all, we har? now in oar boase, the . BEST GRADES EVEEY CLASS OF GOODS, From the lowest to the highest, and we feel confidant that ali thoso favoring us with an order from a distance will be pleased and ! satisfied that OUR HOUSE is THE ONE lu this city to doal with. We will, upon application, send promptly by m?',!, full lise? of samples of those kino of Gooda desired and specified by our friends and customers. AH- orders accompanied by cash amonnting to $23 and over, delivered in aay-p&rt of tho State free of freight chargea. Thoae unaccompanied, will bs sent G. OJ D. i We respectfully H oh cit orders, whian will receive tho prompt and personal at tooti on of one of the firm. Our prices being low, wa think we can render satisfaction to all. Givo us a trial. J. H. & H. L. KINARD, May_3_COLUMBIA. 8. C. EVERYBODY O JES TO LOVE & CO.'S ! BECAUSE they.procure the latost styles in DIIY OOODS, and get bettor valuo for their money than can bo had in auy other house in tho city. , . . . We aro now showing an entire new stock in now styles of . LADIES* HADE DRESSES, . j Pollinease Over Breezes, t-?: Ladies' Under Garments. &e. "Our Mr. Love" Is shipping us, by every steamer, new novelties, and our stock of DRESS GOODS) USEN GOODS,1 SC., Surpasses anything -in thia market, afed at still lowoV prices. Weare a "live houae," and intend driving a business on quick salee std small profits. " Vf. p. LOVE, May 19_ B. B. McOBBEBY. ALI* TO HAND. OUR BEAUTIFUL, ATTRACTIVE AND .extraordinary ' Mitt .. CHEAP STOCK OF DRY GOODS; ".. .'. A\> i 0 'A'* iV '. .' ' '. X "'.'.* '. . j Is in ?toro and moving, making room daily tor .,.*..-. f. .' '???..yt ?.< " . -1 a NEW ARRIVALS, 1 Winch we will continue to receive all through tho season. . ,,. OVll SAMPLE BUREAU Is a success, and we are now distributing Gooda over the ontlro State through its agency. Tho most careless observer qannot but Bee tho groat advantages to be dorirod from dealing with a livo house, like ours, where everything ia kept moving by Bystoni and order-whore no extra profita are tasked on to pay idlo hands. Of ooaree, we can and do SELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN THIS SECTION. A positivo proof is, that wo soU moro Goods than all tho rest added togotbor. That is tho proof. Tho pcoplo know where to buy cheapest, and let Ibo utranger follow tho groat publio. In buying, lot them follow thoso who know R. C. SHIVER & CO. April 8 _ _ Seegers' Beer DON'T contain Strychnine^ It ia pure, and warrantod to bo so. March ll Freo Soup every day, al ll o'clock, at POL? LOCK'S. ,X i/. Mjjjl: A kr i L j jg =^.mi_L^,^_"_i . ? ? ? ?./' .. / .Farieiy Safe. TH TT; BY JACOB LEVIN. THJS.LWednoaday] MORNJNG, at 10 p'cleolL. . *. *) ?J I'will ?el!, at my Btoro, . ' *Z Prime BACON, in variety; Lard, Batter, Flour, Furniture, do. Particulars bn morn ing_of eal e. ,<..,_ ? gj Hay 8j? ?IEAD THIS I . >:.'.f:??.: T .?...>? -..'i. .. tako pleasure lu calling the special attention of the trude to our'large and wed!-' Bolocted atock of Ladies', Misses', Children's, Men's an? j ' ' ^ \ Boys' , ' ? ' SHOES Al GMTBBS, . ' >c tvli? ?..; . -..?j !?.:.: .? . fj?* ...? . r. ,. Which wo are telling a,t l.:,'*' MANUFACTURER'S PRICE?.'' GIVfi US A CALL, and examine bi fore- you ' . . . ' .- i;-J r rf s ?M . , ' -/n;???l? ; buy. ' . . .-r ..' J. H. & M. L. KIN ARD. May as , ._ m. J U S T I WT . ,.v . , -AT C F. JACKSON'S. ANOTHER lot of cheap LINEN TOWELS. . A new lot of Quilts, low prices. Plaid Nainsook. . i Check Cambrics. Striped Muslins. 80,000 yards Ribbons, all colors. Also, another lot of Ladies' Cheap Hats. May 26 _ ? ? Just Received, PORTER & STEELE'S, * A FULL LINE OF ?AOL! X?JLI5X5UJW Kt ALL C0L0K8, TOU MAT PA ETI KS. Aprilt?7 : ' .?M ? For Sale, . % ;i???? WE offer tho following desirable pio ertj . for sale: . 7-, ' THAT splendid f?mlly TlERIDENOE, ' with forty-two urea of ?land attache^ kn'oWb as the "Walker Place;" Several hundred fruit treas of the choicest ?olecLjon now in full bearing. Tho lands are oomnrlsed of highland? and meadow, with a nota" free spring- not distant from th o hon H o. The fr?nt, near fonr acres lu extent, faeea on-Uppa? Boundary, one of our. moat publh) streets. ALSO, ... .; ' ' That very desirable pleoe of properly, situ* ated on corner or Bfobardaon ?nd Lumbar atreota, running back to Assembly* containing near .two-acres land. On tho premise* la? lengthy, brick s tore, say 200 feet .deep, .Tr?e lek comprises rino or Che meat doafrabjp build? ing biWs in the city.- ..'.I * .'Tr<i? ,; . i .-.il " . . ALBO, ' H li; :. ' ? The Lot-situated on corner of Rio.hardeon and L\erel streets, OPP osito Ene i nronoaed Corir* House and Post Office, for whii?b 175,000 hae heon appropriated fronting 90 fett on Mainstreet and208 on Laurel. . JU1 IV? . ..-.m?l?,: I ... !., H. Q'HE ALB. *:SgiH. Ti u ",Aprii_za. . ; , Cfl^qCqwn,^ ifieiiM ?.- >:??.? For fiWe. '.' : iMte fflHE LOT known ab Olir 1st Church ptoperL JL 4y. situated od tho South-east t-orneV ^jf UJaiuliufi and Maeiou streets, in LUQCj^yoJ Columbi?, containing, oho acre.. . - . ,r. ? ir .... vtet*-.. Jt< Thc Lot on Richardson street, Bft^U^f Atta adjoining tho United States or Niake?aoniBd Ifarlyf?vorabl? locations, mont fae* inorea?e ! in value. <-*A IM' *V?? In addition to tbo abovo, tho subscriber of? fer a ior salo a large amount of #eal Eotate In this oit j. lb tho surrounding1, eddntrj; an .NeS?b?rry, and in BpartsnLarff,%aMaifigrjef ^Houso*?nd Lots. F?Jfme. MUla, ?tosv ll ?'X JlajaAilmo . ?j - J..W%PABgBB. .f" ? -...'r For'Sftlo. T> ! !. ? ' '} A-CAR LOAD or flue KOU-ML__, 7Wf\tUokyMUL?8 and HORSES "?g? fH -smong them ?onie . fait^jCSt ? ?? ? ' ?stock-^fpr sale. Apply at ? ? . AONEW ? CO.'S Stablas, ABoernblyjtreot, t April 33'_? TI . . . Choice May Butter, f rv TUBS choieo May BUTTER, just rc 1 VJ oeived and for sale hy May ll_JOHN AGNEW A SON. COUNTY CLAIMS AMO JUltY CKUTI t-i CAT ins bought by Feb 5 , ; P. PAMBR?LL. Broker Baking Powders. FA DOZ. ROYAL BARING POWDEB8, OU [samples freo,] D'J doz. Androws' cclabraled Yeast Powders. 25 doz, Boa Foam Baking Powder, 20 boxes Baking Soda, aesorted papers. - Jest received and for salo by . _ May 18_ JOHN AON KW A BONI Improved Seed Planter. PARTIES wanting cither tba Hera or Denian PLANTER-will send their orders at onoo. We arejiow well Buppliod, but later in tho season do not think wo will bo. able to n^tb^domand. ^ LQWRANGE Lemons and'Oranges. IEMONS at BO cents per dozen, and i CHANGES at 73, at tho - ?av 25 POLLOCK HOUSE.