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. WE - F H-QE M X, KVEB? WEDNESDAY UOEKINQ. ?Y JULIAN A. SELBY, EDITOR AKD SBOPBIXTOB. ? Office on Hain Street, above Taylor. WB$ok aiaJb?Pr^nff?f e??ry ascrip? tion promptly and faith/aUy attended to. AX> rXQTI 8 EMEUT* Inserted in tijo Daily at 75 cents per square Tor the tint and ?SO cents each subsequent in? sertion. X?ngxadvetfUsemeniiiby l?a Week, month or year, at reasonable rates. SUS80BIFTION. Daily, six months, S4 00; Tri-Weekly, 2 60; Weekly. 1 JO.,,, ., ._, N . , ? ; R Kl i \ u 4g f \?*A Graoe Greenwood has boen looking at the heavens through the telescope of the Washington Observatory- In writing about her observations to the Golden Age, abe exclaims, with great appropri? ateness: "They are. bigger and blighter worlds than oura-thoao planeta of the first order. I wonder if they are really higher and happier. Aro there no Bed Republiqans in Mars^-no pif?o-fighters ia bolted Jupiter ?-J-no.' whiskey ribgs in Saturn?-no Laura Fairs in Nenus?" A Mobile negro, who had twenty cen ta' J worth of powder ? ir Iii? pocket, put a rea hot pipe in there with ii/ "How ia that 1er' "night'* was . tb?'1 remark? of an old s&von-np played, as the form of the co? lored mon- beciim'o like ii speck, in the aky.. Thexe^ is. dm*,vacant chair and'a vacant hot at his Jato reair?enoo. - - *>< Ague and Fever. The only preventive known for Ch illa and Fever le the ase of Wolfe's Bcbiodam Schnapps [so .W5^>^,ie?W-^$nam?i// Ta good for Dyspepsia._ Wolfe's ScJtiedam Schnapps . Ia jj preventive pt Chilla.and Fevqr. . :- Wolfe's Sohiednm Schnapps Ie recommended by all the Medical-Fafcnlty. Wolfe's Schiedam Schn?pjts' Is good for all Kidney and BladderOompIaiots. Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps Is good for Polio and Fain in the Stomach. Wolfe's Gcht? damT8 dutapps Is goaa far-'ttl^rloary CSmpIaTnta. ! Wolfe's ; Schiedam Schnapps Is imitated and counterfeited, and Furch ano rs will have to uso caution in purchasing. Wolfe's Schiedam Sohnappa . I?hna<iil air over the. world'bjr Physician's, in .? :';*^''-.'.!. ..' thefrtrft'c?c?, . 1 ? I Ircft Ioavo toloall'-the '-attention of tho readbL-tOteatimonialsinfavar of tboHohnapps: .1 fool -boundft? Bar that 1 "robard ymir SoBarasra-aa being-, iu-everyToapeot, pro-anu rrtratly p?ro, and deserving of medical patron aga;' ! At all ?vente,- H ie the purest possible artiole of Holland gin, (heretofore unobtsinn- I bio, arid.' aa.?hbb", may nb ajtfeljr. prescribed by phyajoians. iv DAYl D L. MUTT. M. ??.j. Pharmaceutical Ohemist. NewYork. r.orusvrixE, ^X.. Bent 1-?.iecl- i hat wo have now an -article bf giri 'suitable for such cases aa that rcmeAy Uradftvtfd to. .^c^n^tS" Uwttrd^/^chronlo cataYr hal complainti?afc.f?1 ."<-.. ja'- -,; ?s? * I taker great plea au re in /bearing! highly crediiabJo teetjmouy to ita tf?caey, aa a remn dfal .agent, ta.tbej.djBdas?s for. Y,hicb'ypu reoomruond lt; Saving a atvturht tendency .Ul ? tho mucous eur fae eu, with ?' Blight degreo'of filhsblittab, I regard i tas on? of the most Im? portant remedies3 iu:,ebr?riic oatar?hal ?ffee ? iona, particularly thoue'ef .tho. g?nlto-hriri?ry app ar atoav With mtfch rctfpsot,yt?r.?be?i?nt eervant; OH?B? AVfcBAB, Mv.'D.; ??yr York. 28Piifev?i?^kT. NEW* YOBK, NOV. ?l, 1S67-: ?pouPH? WOLEE, EEO., Ppeaeixt.-HixiiU-Sm: I bava made achemieal cram 1 fi ation of a-aampte of your "Sebfedam Hehn appa," with the intent oj determining if any iorf?gn or injnrlonaaub Blanco had been addcu ? \p tho simple diatjlled The examination hos resultediKtu^CQnoin-', el on that the sample' contained ?i? po^?one or harmful? admixturo. T hayo ;peen unable to oiacovor ?ny trace of ..tho. deleterious sub? stancien which aro jsomatimcp employed in tho adulteration of liquor?. - I wuuJu not hesitate to,usa myself, nor . lo recommend to others, for''..medicinal pmpoaeH, the' i "Schiedam Schnappe," aa an exeallont and unobjectiona? ble; variety of aim Very respectfully, yours,. (Signed).... crtAS. ??SKELY, Chemist. CilE2UCAL AND T?CUN?Cn?. LABOEATOI?X , 18 EXCHANGE PLACE, NB>W YOBK, NOV. 25, 18(17. ?D^L?UO WOLFE, Faq ~?)KAKBia: Thoondor eigned have carefully and thoroughly analyzed , a aample of your i'Aromatio .Scbiodam Schnapps," selected by ouraelves, and have found tho same free from all organic or iuor ?anfo"s?batances, more or Ieee injurious to ealth. From the result of our examination, wo consider tho article one of superior quali? ty, healthful aa a beverage, andenoctual in its medicinal qualities. B?spDctfulfy voura, (Eigncd) ALEX. TUIPPEL, Chemist'. FRANOISE. BN Q EUI ABD, M-D. For sale by all reapeotable Groecra and Druggiata. uDQWHQ.'. WOLPE'B EST., April.l-H1T3mo 22 Beaver at.. New York. Ipcroase of Stock. FAIU VP CAPITAL ?lOO.OOO. JOHN B. PAtMEB? Pre?ideY?t.4 ? A. G. BREN1ZEB, Caahier. O. N. G. BUTT, Asaiatant Cathier. THE degree of auocoas that baa attended the operations of thia Bank nineo its establishment in February last, and the do Birr on the partof the Directora to have aaao elated with them moro of their country - friends, has induced them to add $50,000.00 to tho capital. Shares fl00 00 each. < .. Payments may be mado at any time prior to tho lat of July, entitling tho bolder of the Htock to its pro r?.'.r_ ehsre of profits earned during the time the money la in poaaeaaion of the Bank; or if on th* let July, to ita propor? tion of all dividends made thereafter. In either event, the now stock will participate equally, with tho old in tho surplus fund. Application's for ?tock t-my ha uudD person? ally, or by letter, tothe'ofiBcers of the Bank. DIBKOTOBB.-John B. Palmor, J. Eli Gregg. F. W. MoMatter, B. p. Senn, (of B. D. Benn A Bon,) G. W. Bekrden, (of Copeland <t Dearden,) R. L. Bryan, (of Bryan A, McCarter.) W. O. Bwaffleld. (of B. Sc W. O. Bwaffiold.) May 9 Lemons and Oranges. LEMONS at BO? cents per'dozen, and ORANGES at 75, at Ute - i May ag . POLIiOOK HOTJSE. Meal? famished at all boura at POLLOCK'S. -^^rdl?tt?ueB-~o^the~Ci1x^^no^ of Columbia; A -~l%fahBiy order of * the City Counc?.i KM??i nil . . . /.h rttii i*-.'.".J ir, Jv.fi/iiiTi f . S* ff ?BJINAJ?^' JO jpTABLJ8H\ A.,BOAW OF HEALTH. ', ... . r Jj .' " rtaD - !'.> '.! V\>-) - J . i"r. ?.. .. x . SECTIOK 1. lie it ordained, by (he Mayor1, and Aldermen of : the'Oily of Columbia, i?'C?Hneil assembled, Tkafca Boorid' of health, befand the same is hereby, established, which shall consist of twelve nib ur- ? H?ru,"io bp'choeeh by bat?ot bg^tio ?,ity ;CouncjU, at their first.meeki ing in May df each' au^^j?y^ry year;" and said Board shall-bo so chosen that three of "them shall bo ?^cto-j .fio^'.tfard NpV^tl?'?? ; . from "Ward No. 2, three from "Ward- No. 3, and three frota" <;Ward:a NoJ4, 8oVen/?>f3 .Y^omlahall. constitute rtqux>rura; and if any jierson so cleated n member pf. the Board ofIfealtli. shall refile or neglect to perform tho duties hereinafter required, he eh all, npon conviction thereof'b^fore'the'City Council, forfeit and pay thc s?mpf forty-five dollars: Provided, That no porson shall bo compelled to serve uiore than one year in every three years. VJ.. rj j Smi.p. jBqti.^/ryifri or^?7V^;tThat tho Baid Board of Health, of '^hbW seven1 ?hall! Constitute'a quor?m,"shall meet.at leaqt' onco a . fortnight, from.,the first day.of June to.the first day of November of each."tod.every year, ??d at sVich other times and at stich place 1 as they may deem necessary vand convenient, for tho purpose .of rcqeiving^^nd- communicating all possible information relative to the nlaltL of the ci?y,i?hr? to advise and consult together respect- , ing the preservation of tho same; and shall haye full and ample powers to adopb and cany into effect ?ll such measures, rules and regulations as they may deem necessary in"dj.6chnrgc of thc. trust hereby confided to them; and 'each and;every,practicing physician, witbin tho city is hereby required to . give immediate information of tho existence of any contagious or malignant disease to thc Board, or to any member thereof, and at all convenient t jmcs to aid and advise tho said Board in the preservation uf tho health of the . city, "and-in the'preservation or suppression of contagious or^irtlig nant diseases. SEC. 3. Bc'it' further ordained, That it shall be the duty of each and every member of thc said Bonrd, to cause "to bc removed from /l.thfept^?eCB within, tho Ward nuder.his or thoir charge, all offensive ... substances oriimisanc?s ;tendings to endanger the health, of tho citi? zens of the city; and tho Chief of Police and his assistants and thc Superintendent of the streets arc horoby required, without delay, lo obey all orders or precepts that shall be given them, or either of them, by either, of tho members of tho said Board, respecting the removal of such nuisances. ' SEC. 4. Be il further ordained, That the said Board bf Health, or any member thereof, shall have power, and aro hereby invested with full authority, to enter iuto and upon any lot, ground or pos? sessions of any person pr persons, and thoroughly to examino tho samej'^arid wiieno ver tho'Said Board, or any member thereof, shall haye, cause .to suspect that any foul or noxious effluvia originates or is~colfCcTC?^?n any house,^cellar, or in any enclosure whatever, shut up from public View, they, or any ono of them, may demand entry therein, and direct the same tb 'be,, opened and ventilated, or the cause of such effluvia to bo removed, ns may bo 'deemed necessary; . and ii?"?hp owner or occupant of , mich.lot, house, cellar or enclosure shall refuse or delay tb open tho same, or suffer it to bo examined and ventilated, or removed as aforesaid- or shall in anywise obstruct the said Board, or any member thereof, or any policeman pr other officer, in discharge of his or their official duty, such owner or occupant'shall :be fined not exceeding .twenty, dollars for each and every day ho, she or they shall so neglect, refuse or delay, after ?i demand by said Board, or any member thereof; and shall also defray all expenses incurred in the removal pr .suppression of* such nuisances, ' under ' the direction of said Board, br any member .thereof*, i. . ... .SEC.' 5: Be it further ordained, Tbat it shall bo tho duty of the Citj. Clerk to act as clerk of the said Board of Health. * . , SEC. G. Beit further ordained, That it shall bo the duty of the Chief bf Police, or acting Chief of . Police, to make diligent inquiry as to. all.nuisances wbich may exist within the city; to receive all complaints which may be made to bini concerning the same, and to report immediately to any member or members of the Board of Health having charge of the Ward in which such nuisance exists; and it shall be the duty of tho said Chief of Police, or acting Chief of Police, to attend the meetings of thc Board of Health when required, and obey such instructions as said Board of Health may give relati"e to the health of the city. SEC. 7.! lc il further ordained, That tho Chief of Police, or acting Chief of ..olice, shall have power, and is hereby authorized and required, to demand entrance into any lot, building, cellar or enclo? sure wherein ho may suspect any nuisance to exist, for thc purpose of ascertaining whether any such nuisanco docs exist therein; and if tho owner or occupant of any such lot, building, cellar or enclo? sure shall refuse to permit said Chief of Police, or acting Chief of Polico, so to enter for tho purpose aforesaid, or shall otherwise obstruct or hinder him in thc discharge of tho above duty, such owner or occupant shall forfeit and pay for each and every offence a sum not exceeding twenty dollars. Spa, 8. Be il further ordained, That the second section pf an ordinance passed on tho lGth day of April, Anno Domini 1851, entitled f<Ah; Ardiiiance to establish a Board of Health," bo so amended as to require, that every physician in the city of Columbia shall report to thc said Board of Health (within twenty-four hours) the occurrence of any cas? of contagious or malignant disease in his practice, under a penalty of tun dollars for each and every caso which he shall neglect, (within twenty-four hours after his know? ledge thereof.) to report-said line to be collected by information before tho Mayor, or any one of the Aldermen. ? SEC. 0. Be il further ordained? That this ordinance shall talco effect from and after its ratification, and that nil ordinances and parts-of . ordinances heretofore of force, repugnant to this ordi? nance,, be, and the same'are hereby, repealed. Done and ratified under the corporate seal of.tho said ?X?BV?' City bf Columbia, on tho ninth day of May, in the X i .lM.? year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-one. (Signed). ' JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor. Ww. J. ETTEU, City Clerk. Tte Great Medical Discovery4 Dr. WALKHRfl OALITORI?IA i. . VINEGAR BITTERS, Hundreds of Thousands gjf?? Pg. . Boar toUmony to their \Yondor. fit??' o o -. ../i fui Curativo Kff?gla. jj jt* |||WHAT ARE THEY ?| s| O? to THEY ARR KOT A VILE ?Sg ^SIF?NCY DR INK.it? Mads. of. Poor lt nm, Wltlnkor. Vra?\> Si/iir'" aii<l It cf ii MI? I,t^Mur??'.y?U?r?*l,H?lc?ti omisse.termed to please tl(j tar.tc. railed" Xon ' lc6?""'Aj?pcUrcrs," " Restorers/' A-C, that lead tho- tippler' on to drunkenness aud ruin, but are a tra". Matlictiio,math-from tho Native Root*, and' Harbs of,California, froo from uti Alcohol!? JStliu/aljuit?. They ara thc (; lt KAT UKO Ol? 'I'UjtlFlElt ami LIFE GIVING PKlNr. ?tyli'? a perfect Renovator arid Iuvlzcralof of ' tlio'Syitem, carrying ofTall poisonous intttcr and restoring thc blood to n healthy condition. ' Vo parnon can tnVn tbcao lilt u-rn ncoorCIng to dire?-, (jon and remain long unwell. : fl^Fni". I nfl n tn mm o ry nml Chronic Rbpu* mn tl sm nntl. Gout, Dyspepsia ur Iodi? ses t lott, Dillon*, Remittent mid Intor mitteilt-Fevers, l>l?ir;r?HDB of tho l?otjrt,. Liver, Kidneys, nnd Ulnddcr, theso lilt ' .tfi-s ltava been most successful. Hitch Uln - raacrt arc caiu cd by Vitintcd ltload, rrhlch . IB jiencrully, produced by dcruriKcinout of thu Digestive Organ*. ' RVSPEPSIA Ort. INDIGESTION. 'JIcafl?ehe, Pain In {ho Hhonldcn, Cotiglrj, Tlg?it-' nc?s'of'tho Cliott,"l)?zzl.iob?,Boiir Eructations of* thc Stom.tea, Dod tasUi la tho Mouth Bilious At-! tack*, l'alpltalionot thc Heart, Inflammation ,of the Lungs. Pal a, In Um region* oftho Kidneys,and a hundred other painful symptoms, tro tho ?JT-, . spfl?gs of lijrsp?p?la? 4 TUi?y Invigorate thc Stomach and stimulate tho ' ? torpldllvcrand bowuls, whichron.li-r themof un c<;nullcd cQcacy In cluant-lng thc blood.of all impurities, mid Imparting nett lifo aad vigor to the whole system. FOtt SIvlN DISEASES, Ernplloni.Tcttcr, Palt Rheum, Blotches. S-.iots. rimplcs, Pu'tulc?. Uolls, Carbunclos. King-Worms, Bcald-Hcad.Soro Eye*. Erysfpolai, Itclij Scarfr, Discolorations of llic SUI:t,.Hn:nor? and Dlscafes of thc Skin, of whatever name or nature, ere literally dug u;i r.ndcaiTlod out.or the fvcreni In a short tillie Vy tim',ilse, n'r Ih?s'J Bitters. One bottle lo t-uch enies wir. com lac? thc ino't Incredulous of t!:clr curativa effects. Cleanse tho Vitiated Blood whenever you find .Itt Imparities bursting through thc'shin li? Pim pies', Eruptions or Sores; cleanse lt when you find it obstructed and sluggish In thc vein?; Cleans.' ItWhcii lt 1? foul, and your feelings wm tell yon when. K.'?>p Pie blood pure and the fc-altu of the. Hyslonl will follow. OlMN. TA PE and other WORMS, litrkimrIn ibo ay .?teni ot' VJ many thousands, aro effectually dtrlrpyid.;itid r .-moved, l'or full direct loni, read ' ' carrfuliy tho circular around each bottle. .J. WAl.T?ER, J'roprl?lt'r. lt. II. MellOS ALB a n?., fr'rui'C'.stf1 ".rid O un. AgauPi, Hau Vrnnrl.-c."', CV. .ind \ik mid-O I Commer?a' Street. Kew York. t> Itv A II. OUU?OISTS ANO DEALERS. D2fi:irUy OEIOCK .t McGjtF.QOK. Agents. GERBTEN BITTERS Parest Medicated Cordial of the Age. AL TERA TIVETA?TJ-BILJO US and INVIGORATING PROPERTIES. . * V ? " ? LIPPMAN'strreat /./TRADE MAI?? OERMAN BITT f J * i EUS la prepared fly ' fPk ^tsdt ut/ rrom tne original (H '/.??i''' 'IMHA ? Gorman receipt ICTT y^n^.C-rfSr A. of the proprietors ^Kffljf&jF^H Jtitpreparation that -trist. \??i&> x?^- ffaa UBe^ -u Qer Vr?I ^JPL^^S&BBfcrt/V ' a century ago; to day ia hotiuoliold ^.'?r?^^tf^'v "- rom?dj of Qerma^ ">? vf\Jto?r ~ ny,re'con?monded ' neut phvaiciaiiB. LIPPMAN'S QEEAT GE .ri M AN BITTEE.8 Ia coinpoaed of the pnreat alcoholic eyaence of Qermanv'H ta vori tu beverage, impregnated with the juiceu and extracte , of rare herbs, roota and bark?' all of which combined make it ono of tito bett and surent preparations for the cure of Dyepcpaia, I.nae of Ttme in tho Blomach and Digestive Organs, NervonaDebility, Lan? guor, Constip?t inn 'Li vcr Complaint, (lenora! Kxhauhtion, and un a PRK VEX Tl YE I OR QUILLS Ay 1) FE YEE AND MALARIOUS DISEASES GENERALLY. FKM.tI.KK Will find LII'PMAN'H O lt EAT OERMAN BIT? TERS the bvat tonio known for the diecaeebto which t'i.oy are g< ti ally subject: und where a gentle ntitnnlttnt io recommended. SAVANNAH, March 16, 1870. llex*r*. Jacob Lijiytnan & Ero., Savannah. Ga.-I?K??TS: I liavo I'f-foi ? me your eateemea letter of tho 11th i?M.j conttiining various docDtiit uta relative to your "Ooiman Ritters." After a careful t-xsminatiuti ] must confess that your Ritters is really what yen represent it to be, an old German rt cipo of Dr. Mitch? erlicb. of Berlin. Prnseia. It will no doubt be excellent for dyspepsia, general debility ann" nervous diacaaua, and ia a good preventive of chilla and fever. I lind it to he a most de? lightful and pleasant alomnchic. I remain yours truly, (Signed) AUG. P. WETTER. KinKLANn MILLS;GA., March 22,1870, ilntmrti. Jauob Lipjnnun ?? Bro., Rruggiala ? Savannah, Ga.-GRSTLEMES: I have iutxo? duced your Great GM-man Ritters Itero fo my ouetomerB and friend??, and I And bettor sale for it than any I IIB ve ever linpt before. Those who have tried it approve of it very highly, and I dc not boai'.ute in aa ving that it is far enperior lp value to any other Ritters now in ueu. Yours, respectfully, W. KIRKLAND. Whokmlo Agents for State of South Caroli na-DOWIE, MOISE A DAVIS, II EN RT Ula UH0FF * CO., GL?CIUS A WITTE. STEF? FENS, WERNER A. DUCKER, Charloton. Dupot Ju Colombia, 8. C., at GEIGER A MoOREOOR'B. Druggists. Jone 2 ly||J SPECIAL ATTEWTIOI? giVCn to the cof leotion ot Commercial Paper, Interest on State and Railroad Bonds and Stocks, sod Conversion of State 8conrlties, by Nov23Cmo P G AMBRILL. Broker. Genuine imported Curacoa, Absynthe and Maraaebino, at POLLOCK'S. ''Book, Job and ?ewspVper . i i li .11.- f. PPPPPPP PPP; PPPPPPPP.PP " PPPPP PPPPP PPPPP PPPPP PPPPp PPPPP 1 PPPpPPPppp PPPPPPPPP.' PPPPP ? : ' PPPPP. , ppppp ; PPPPPPP, PPPPPPP',, , PIG pricier of ibo PB'CENIX li aa fitted up Id.lfcorofaghtvfurnlshod lils omeo for Uio execution of all kinds letter presse PRINTING-. RRR ? R RRRRR RRRRRRRRRR ' RRRR/ifcRRRlt: RKRR! RRRRR;"1 . RRRR RR RR J " ; RRRRRRR RRR R R RR1 RRRR RR RR RRRR RRRR RRRR RRRR RRRRRR RRRRR RRRRRR RRRRR Bonier, Pule, Ornament a, Cu ta, ic. EBN STYLE and carefully selected. iiminxrrmi 1 II lunn min TTTfrfm iinnin . munn ' TtTTTTTfr ;; TTTTTTTTT . minni munn iminiT ii III IIIIII? ITT miiiimimi TbeT are of of the, ILO ST PATTI/ENS ind Liber-' ingPlateb : Gy??ider til NNNNN. NNNNN ' NNN Tho Presses aro AP PB O YEO ?, Eos, Adame ' ty-Includ Bed and NNNNNN' NNNNNN NNNNNN NNNNN N NNN -?{ NNNNNNN-NNN- ;..',>: ? . . NNNNN NNNNN; : ?ix.i.i i NNNNNNNNNN .: i ..NNN NNNNNNN ii NNN .NNNNNN. . NNN. .NNNNNN-. . NNNNN NNNNNN- : . . NNNNNi. NNNNNN Professional Mon, Mcrobante? .Manufacturers and Mechanics, supplied with any. style work. T3j?TTTT?TrTTtTTT i TXT TTTT PT TT TTTT.. . TTTT TTTT, .. ff/ETT - - TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTT . TTTT '.' ? TTTT " TTTT TTTT TTTT TTTTTTTTTTTT TTTTTTT'PTTTT A large stock of Cardboard Board, Paper, BillHcada.Ac. on band. iiiiimimni imiiiinmn iimim mimili iminn IITfiTTII mnnii imnm inimit? TITTTTTTT^ nirnnimm immmirm With tho LABOE AMOUNT OF MATERIAL on hand, the style, quality and cost of work cannot fail to give satisfaction. NNNNNN NNNNN . NNNNNN NNNNN NNNNNN NNN? NNNN NN NNN... NNNNNNN NNN' NNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNN NNN'NNNNNNN " ~ -' NNN iNN.NNNNI NNN NNNNNN . . NNNNN NNNNNN NNNNN NNNNNN Orders from abroad Will receive IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, and work promptly forwarded. aaaoao?G. GGGGGG?G Gr GGGGG GOGGG GGGG ' GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGGCiGG GGGG GGGGG GGGG GGGG GGGG GGGGG GGGGGGGGG GG GGGGGGGG GG Chisistbeonly n the interior -vhero SHEET :an bo pat up J. A.SELBY, n?ati?f establishment the St ste, POSTERS <fto. in style. Proprietor. Char lotte r*?lu?aMa ?ad -Aagnsta &. S rrrr m ON und after SUNDAY t&W&S?oS*nc?l; 28th'inet., Paeeen g?r trains over this road will rho M fbll?wo, . -Train Nd. 1: Train No. % lAave Augusta.:.'.v.4.l5A'.'Mf'- s'6.00:P.'M? Loara Columbia. ,...9.?? A. M. ?. 11.04 V. M. Arrive GUarJojl+q...;. 4.0fcP. M? - n 480 A. JU. Leavo Cbarlbrter'.V.'7;40'KK?^L'AAO Leavtf ColbbTbia. .?:'.tk(rVf MV l?ftW A.-? Arrive ^nguatao. .'?*n7.60*>..M.;.>- I 7.30,A. M? ...No. A.Tfftte 4>ily*:No..4 Trftio/.daUy,:Bur? d&ys excepled? <?plh trains make cjMewnr ne?tioh to alFpoluti? N?rth, South abd Weat, No.-1 TraHh'-m?kes cloao connection at Bich mond: for Virginia Springe. ;-'< .Uvutv -' Through tj?fcotq eold and baggage chocked to all principal pointe ; , . ' E|_P. ^LEXANDEB, SgjpH. ' E. R.' DOBSET; G?n?ral Freight andTiekdt Agent. ; ? i - a- .. j '?.->?. g-'.' -~ MayflT ' , '., ; Summer Selie dui e 8. ? TX; & Hw. ".' . .:> DOWN THAIN. ; UP TRAIN. . . 'Arrive.' Leave. " Arrive. Leave. Spartanburg.. -A.\ 8 80' -6.25 BateeviUo..... 0.00 C.CO . 4.13 . 4.53 Jon^av???e:.'.'.'. ?f??, 'ttH . .its?. j ??t Unionville...'/. Itf&'SlJ?1 S.Of?' Santue-.?l'?T..j 8-So .625. ?80-1 ? fc.35 Flab Dam..... n'8.40. 45 i 2.10 . 110 Shelton,,....(.Mft'l 9"30 ?.86. v.l-4fJ Lyles* flori.. 0*40 fl.45 .JL.1A,... i rf S&other:..10 05", ifrlO T2.51T 12.6S 'Alston..:.-...:. ?LOV" 12.00 .Mav?4/ < THQ8.B.JETBBY President., . ;:" " Change of Schedule. ' J * ' .. * SO?TW CAfeoiiiWA B?nJoA?o COMTAKY, . O?LtiiBBta, B?G.V ?aiiUary 19,1?87L boVi?llU.'I TBAIR-NO. lal-itinuh? : Leave Charrleifton al,.,...........8.20 a m TrrW* atC^pS&at .D'.???i?,4?p m Leave C?rnMa at.\^?.V.'.....'Vi'.l?hfjp m Arrive at Charleston ait'; J:. .. .. .*7.50 p m Leavo Camden; S?ndaja exceptcdj at.U.?!) a m Arrive at BJoHviUe^,,/..^,^..,,*!-4.20pxu S?f?*i?*??! *'? ? S . The .above ^raunwuri' \n conttcetibn %ith >W?mington:,?oran.bli and 'Anguafca Halrtoad, connecting with Trainftfo^WBmington?NprtB Carolina: and with Tra?na for Angutta, Geor W?-jnxkingclose. eonuecttouB v/itb Night Trams ol-Georgia Railroad abd Centrai Bail road, for all p'oint&33onth and Wost. . TUAJK Np? 2-Nicun- Exi-oisa,. . .... (Sunday,Kight excepted.); .-??nv TJeave CharTeatbn at " . !.:. 1 :.. .7.10 p m Arrive at Cohrttbia at.: I.iO.OO a rn Loavo Coltnrbbla at.-;.. V.'.K li&ii'i.X .7^0 p m ArriyeAt Charle?tona.tj.:......^-8.45 ?Xl Thia Train.fun? in connection, with Uv Au? gusta Tr??na makio k clop o' connection vi" ?th Georgia and Central Bailroadar - 1 ' 1 . I. .?(il ? : A. L. T?LEU, Vioo-Prenldent. S. BjPMggwj general Hebet Agent. Jan 81 Greenville and C??tnibia Sailroad. ??^UMBLA/S, Q;,^AB?n 1,1871. rXrmWWl MliMUf?TBTI OTJ and after this fmfB^Wm^km?Kto^ tho foIloWinK aohcdnle -win be rau daily, Sundays exoepted, conneoting: with.'flight Traine on Som h.Caro? lina Railroad np and.downalso with Trains coi nc North andSouCKon Charlotte. Columbia and August^ Railroa^ ,1 ' - " \ '. ? LeatoColombia at..u'J.....7.00tu m. " . Alston....J....... 9.10 a. ?9. ; ff Newberry.. ."*........... /,.... 11.16 a', m. ?? ?okeabury.....'...:....'...,..>'8.00p.m. : ni Belton.'..-..V.f. .'A... .'.B.OOfp. fal. Arrive a tQ ream i Ile.. ........ .'J_! G 80 p. ra. ...... . ; -. BOWN. - viii . Leave Greenville at. G.15 a. m. ,r Belton.',....^...8.05.a.m. ?' COk?ebdry...'. .ii.'.lO.'OiS. m. " AbbevtBe..?.';-5..i.V^:L..J81l6alni. " Newberry^...',..?.. ,1.SO p.m. " Alston.,_4.05 p. m. Arrive at Colunibia.,'..,.:..:... %.*. 5.65 p. ni. THOS. DODAMEAD, General Sup, M. T. BAKTLITT? General Tlckcrt: A gent.' Oh?ngeJ i? Scli?dnje/ ' ' v OPPIOETiORfH CAROLINA R. R. CO^,: :.ColrPAHvSHo^fl, K. G.. J ann ar 2B. 1871. . ?SoaflaHo^KS vTRAlNBwiUhe runovt?r IIBjfcjfiatUryyy^w^ as foUoWs;: . .Virpre1?. ?? "KaiL .. Aiuirvx. ?.EAVE. . Xnurvz: Z^AVB. Charlotte"' ' ? S SC a mf'S.OO-'p rn- "' ?? Balibbnrye.Oaam 8.18am 10.84 p m 10.59 pm Gr'nsb.'olL05amll.2Aam 1.80* m..L45 a m Co Slippt?. ?0 p m 1.05 pm 2.57 am 3.17 a m JH?!sbTd2:28pm 2.81Vpm 4.27a? 4.29am Bat?igbf 5,12am ' 6;88 a ni 7-1Q VM Goldabdro. ' . ' ?&.55 a m U Gpldabb^o E*ttres*,V.n Hail 800 p m Baieich 8.45 a m C5&uo 7.40 am Hi!!ebroll,Cr7Enill.l0pm1l0.C0 ? ih|Q.?2a m ^Sh?plii?Opniia.BOpra 11.12 am ]l'.45am Gr'nflb'o 2,lop m ? i?l)pm ?.lOa m -2.00 am 8aUab'ry 5.15pm 6.20pm 4.GO a to tfifi?o CBarlotte7.56pm '.. 7^10 a m Jan 27 W. H. OREEN; Maa. Trana. Belledale on Blue HidgeRailroad. LUflHittHMBJ Lc ave Auder son.... .u.. 4.20 P- M. KgSW??^ " Pendleton,.-0.20 " w ',' . Perryviire..... 6.00 " Arrive at Walhalla.vi.7.7.00 " Loavo Walhalla......v.0.30 A. M. " Perrvville....'4.16 .>,!' Penrtlnion.,.'...._6.80 Arrive at Anderson..6.15" " " Waiting at Andci-Eon one hour for the aTXiv&l of np train on Gr eon ville and Columbia Road. JnlySl_W. H. P. GAILLARD, BUp, Cotton SeecV Ojti .; A PUtflE article; superior'io offers as a ?. safad oil for table ORO, nt one-third the prico of imported. For a ale by ' April 9 . EDWARD HOPE. NO FIRE USED IN WAR111NO. . WARFIELD'S C0L? WATIR SOAP. THIS SOAP waehes perfectly.lii cojd water, aoft, bard or salt, lt remotes grcaeo. oil and . paint from garment e. It-Brasses all kinds of goods-cotton. Oannel, eli; Qr woolen. It cleanses silver,.plated warn and'jcwelrv vritbout scratching. If the article's are much tarnished,' rub IbYfh with a t*ic?0;of flannel which has plenty of the Soap on it: ' To people who do their - own washings Ria invaluable. It will [-ave its cobt in ona wabbing]. for pale, In boxea of thirty-six bars. bV . EDWARD nor fi;. April 0 Agent for Sooth Carolina. 1 Thief Prdqf TJfrawerSf ". THE 'unders1pncd^nt? recifyeiil the Agency of thflsir DRAWERS. ? TArjf are the orte thingneedfulfcviheprh-i*'X\'J'rxwV. ' ,MV ?ec?iono/ecerj/^i-eca? WftL?W/^v, ? shop in Columbia,. *!: JjMpRoVED' ) i fording'a euro prptec- KT> , ., . . h ? 1 M tlon froiti the. licht-nn. iiltU^iDnVWERl gered gentry.? PorsaU' '' u-L . fl JOHS AGN?W .v SON. Aoanwa, fi ^r. ,v g52 Broadway, N.Y, ? The only Ono Playing Garde at POLLOCK'S.