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PA^^aao'^^^fenlDg^-^T^e' news? papers ?V^CWor1 abd Pofr?iauf have been eupp reesed.'. The scare If for ' cbneealed armB dontin?os vigorously, and Om ny are founds . Arresta coutinno upon a large scalo^-chiefly ex-National. Guards and soldiers.' WA strict watch is kept upon the right banks bl the, Seine, aud centi? nela, arrest - all 'passers at tight.- Perry has ordered tho jro-iuntuteineufc ol'teach ors io tkcV schools.': - .. .<, ? . . ; Va>3>tt4jBs. Juuo 8;7- It is' said o'Tna> j?.yiy ot^hj?T Jw?ejnjbly. favors, fcu'e' prop?; sition Comen abrogation, ot tho, lawo fox, tho . brfaitihrneut of- tho princes - of!' the Hojeo pf Bpurbop^frorri France, and biso pr'opbftB.'t?'ext?nel1 'tue:pi(wer of :Tbi?is asohio? oxeoutivD: for two years.! Tho railways.bet weon thia ol ry and Paris have reab'cqfbd! fll?ir'-trip?, and are* already doiug\;,afr.,.lin. taensq. paasenger traffic. Busiupss.ipii^ rta ts rapidly, reviving. . lioKPbN, June 3.-The High Corn mi8s?om*^difao^ OhamoeWqi ..Oommerce. of .Liverpool, g vvja. Sohenck-??' a '.welcome ? addxcsa Kchejfok. fcbp*d? in .. res p o n BP, L,,tb at kind relations-betweon.. tho mother country an il. K Ls native land might be perpetual. LONDO#. f June j :8:^- AU. the railroads h^fd resumed trafile between Havre and Paris? The Prussians' have evacuated Aadelys and the-entire department of m "3 ' i? r.: . A itu. ric QT* InltnWcnrc. ^CaaBiissioN, Jun? 8- -Arrived-st^^'ni ship 'Charleston, New- York; . achoonei Mary.'?Sj'Holt, BdsVofi. - Sailed-steaniei Manhnttaiji ?ew.:3fprk.-p ::rAt ) Sr. Locus, Juno- 3.- Th? injunction against' tho--Missouri- lottery, drawing.1 was .revoked to.day. v ftj/jjain y&?jstt'"*?Z O?tMiAi '. Juno "3.^-Goyafno r - Bu tier, \ybOi misappropriated' the school fund, pas bepn impeached and removed ' fron offlpe; vf'!!. '!.!!'!!!!!..!!: W!;!'! "..'."' - fGaidXao^ June- . 3.-Bishop -White hbuso fr form ally-'1 passed sentence o d?g^d?tion/qpOJ^en^er. |i O.heney'? Con gregatum .will sustain .him, and ho wil continue > to conduoi. tho servioes ii ??ristVGhtfr?hlr-:-V-:. 1 f^./?.-.:.: '"yr^^lM^^?t^--3.Y:A. Herald lit tecviewor makes Grunt say the. treaty i perfectly sh tis factory?to him. It wa either this "or war, ihptfgh ?he thinks, i he could uatfe .h^d hjs o.wr^.w?j. he couh have done petter. . "Ey bry ar tibio was sub miited to him and approved by bim, uni e';oh nrtiole -was likewise sub mi ttcd to th Mhdst,hrs of tho Queen, 'thus- costing i great deal pf ! money for telegraphing Tho Queen, beforehand, pledged be signature. Grant regards the treaty therefore,' ha practically ratified. 'On th peCoaioty 'Qu?stiopa:>nvolved.-Garant i Bare .tho liouso of Representatives wi oct patriotically,- and says- the treat must-be ratified and mode law by bot nations.1 'It'is necessary; and tba m obesity.is im mediato. Grant would hov liked bettor terms, but there were tw parties to the bargain. It wo?, h o we ve: the settlement of an irritating questioi likely, any day, to bring tho two nat iot ipfo armed conflict. Settlement or wi .were the alternatives. The pith uf tl thing is in the avoidance of war.' Tl interviewer makes tho President say, r gardina Cabinet btrhnges: "There not a word of truth in these statement Mn Fish will not leave the Cabinet, wi rriy'conscnt; -during - my administr?t io Theare has been no recent'diBOuision the Cabinet regarding' Cuban affair There' baa beeii no ?chongo regarding tl Oriha.n'pblioyY'r We are mindful of ? obligations ; to.ii friend ly nations. T condition. .1)1."affairs 'innCuba, does n Beeta' to demand notion on our pari Tbn^teryjt?weV made Grant say, .ip. co elusion:. "Tim? heals more wounds th medicino, and patience, is a vory go specific.'-* -J '? ? : j vHp^iT*?1 CoXT?KTf: Jd?e 3.-Qne I hp Amcrl?au Anglo cables, baa keon : .covered and repaired: . The steamer n proceed imraodiately to recover and - paw. thobthersl'. . , 1 ,$BW ^6??,. ?riiu?\3.-Harry ?Tffljj eunesta give Mace thor stakos,; until gots'bmnpotefot anthority^such RS i Be ??kf?in f??lVp?iR* ?t n ": * ^.??euz^r^LpH ?iIj:D.,",i? dead-^ eigMy-fori?.> :'f.f- H V/? ' Tu ii*i .WiBtmwriv. Jirnfl.-8.-Thc Bov iiirv ^?reSnFty^ty^|nute?,*W?icri tl returned wi th" a verdict pf guiIfy^;L,:;^al Pettigrew. ! King . -left the c?nrt w Bowoii, deeply affeoterT.'it .? '? .-. nt. ?V;?i?'?h? libel case of Fth'noy'tfi. the ! publican, a verdict; was y^?der?fl for defendant, . . . iib??.? ? ' -The Strike hos ended for tho prose Some contrap^Prap'ajf ^ at'once;' ?tt Will pay fe2 Upon tho next contract..: laborer? will hold a' mass convention foxm a>ia|)ptf. opicm; ' \ ii3 ? r ?: h -, Probabilities-It is probable that rain will ceaso by Sunday morning Florida, but' continue in Loui?iano Tosas, and extend N?rthwards to 1 nesseo. Cloudy and threatening weal wili probably bo experienced on Soc ia the Ohio Valley and On Lakes .Mi gad and Er io, and to some extent'in Eastern State*. . . . - .,' !; . - u -i t4 j ii.'.' * ?.? 'The insult to;ladies decorating graves of Confederate, dead,, says Washington . Patriot, .' was repeate Arlington- on the Federal soldiers d ?tien-.-day?--"The Marine Corps ?rcJe'A^ot^cb-'nllow the ladies to c SaUUt5o^aprkt^g*r^ , .."..' p^!?w?ljBPloied women, named Marj jjoknqoo pod Silvia MoMichael, '?roaght from the j lo v?or por tia n ol .& ou pty to this placo on Sunday last, 3jp^^n;iail,-;??hey are-j^?ch obi WS^O^^mU oflen^^urd' fflieilt oihi ^yi^^a,rt-Ba^ioi^our? $ The-rov?lntl^n in Pd^t?V is ? ended. Too fAmoricap: steamer Mc - bas boen restored by.the insurgents tho revolutionists at Chiriqul hav rendered their arms. ,v> One day last week, a man named Bennett died at Ashley, Pa., of h phobia, induced by the bito of o d ,cnived,four years "ago, and too Tittle? 'r?cnSbdHIW?oW We-, ?ave de?a^f?lc?f we^e pn^r^Sfj fbr our. errors.' Eleg?s lat ?ob, if; tho ' sword, if hu radiation, -jit -grief nud. Buffering could. ^va^mtorftdJlib^M , order of things, tUeb r??onslW?iiorf Woolf! havo be?n ^mplete^-lol?g^TOCo. We have undergone defeat; we have submitted!, to a revolution" in all social and civil afTuirf ; wefhive had Fe^fatjf?T$ieons\hrough oxAh the longw? aud bfi?adth\pf pur 8o?lion7 OdiB?l Has beena-caped upon our causo and;?^r l?adem?javo bdo? dib- > honored. Oijrpnnofple? ?j?vebe?n spit upon, and o?fe?ymr?)U?#B of affection aufdsot patriotism -havp? beon derided. Add jet recon^traouou'/is . incompl?te. Th? .Pr?6y4aw^na^?ngr?ss' ?onsume m bs^o f ' their ti m> itt ; bacchi n g ri p their wdrj? ot ?mm??^fyi^fa/ Federal soldiers stilt:^avri?bo q?c/'towns and ci tief, and our p?'jtaiul wjsest men aro still denied tho rights of freo citizenship. Tb^j Southern people, remain, nliefi?ted -nar, tho Government basti?ne.and-is still' dbfrig all iii ilk power To 'cheefc^the growth of a common sympathy between the people nf fh'e 'dlffeient sections "of our country. One tear dropped by tba North over the- gravo of Robert E. Li?e would do more to conquer the Southern heart than n sea. of blood and a thousand' gibbets. Gue. Spark bf geunine feeling manifested towards a crushed and suffering people won)d moro effectually aeouro their affec? tion, loyalty-if you'please-thau n gar? rison" in every Bon Hiern household. Sym? pathy; kindness," the consolation ' of friends and brothers, are what is wanted in win ua back. Permit us .tp. mourn over ruined hopes nud broken fortunes. Respect the sanctity and the dignity of onr grief and suffering. Honor our dead and living heroes, uot brand thom i s "traitors" and "rebels." These facts b?frin jto i tn press themselves upon tho moro thoughtful portion nf the Northeru people, aud the hatreds and prejudices of the Southern people, with which they have chilled their hearts, be? gin to thaw, and occasionally wo are per? mitted to enjoy-the genial sunshine of sympathy and kiudliuess. Recently, we have no'iced the following announce- ', meut among the proceedings of the i PouusylvaDii Logiwlnturo : " Thc lower ', House passed to its second reading, a < bill appropriating $5,000 f >r the use of Washington Cemetery, Maryland, to j bo expended in removing to said ceme? tery the bodies of Confederate soldiers buried iu scattered places in Pennsyl? vania. The vote stood-yeas, 47; nays, 35." Thc io is more practical reconstruction 1 in such action than nil the legislation of Congress, costing nearly as many mil? lions. We need nothing to teach us our duties. We want sympathy. We must be "taught to feel 'that we are citizens of a sommou country, with equal rights and ?qual privileges. We want reconciliation to go hand iu hand with reconstruction. [ Wilmington Journal. "A large aud fashionable congrega? tion," OB recorded by tbe New York pa? pers, assembled nt tue Synagogue Anchi Chesco, in that city, on Sunday last, to wi t ness . the - marriage of. a Mr.. George Jo?eph Milos, sou'-of tho assistant post? master, to Miss Pauline Cashbey, daugh? ter ?o? Mr. Louis,. Cashbey. The bride? groom, who has just entered upon his twenty first year, recently became a con? vert from Christianity - to the Jewish faith, to which the brillo was reared. ', TH? LO ~T ST M A M KU CITY OP BOSTON. A despatch from Halifax, N. S., states that the writing found-in bottles some time ago, washed ashore at Shediao, N. < B.,. aud Newport, N.i.S., containing statements to the effect ' that the ocean steamer City of Boston, lost last sum biprV bad struck ah iceberg, is pro? nounced genuine, the- handwriting hav? ing boen reoognized. '.'4! Ku Klux organization having been established in Kansas City against prize candy swindling, . the able-bodied in- ' dividua)s who -liad .'heretofore devoted ( their attention fo that peculiar occupa? tion, aro now engaged at tho street cornera selling toy balloons to little children. . '1 . . Kev. ?. ti. DeSchamps, formerly of Claren dop Conn ty, S. C., was killed on the 22d ult:, while in bis pulpit, -in the presence ofdjis copgeegation, m, Arkan? sas;, by a. ypnng m an n aroud Bill Henley? who deliberately committed the murder, Baying that he had Waited two'years'for the opportunity, 5 j , ., f. The New York hospital for> sunstroke persons, fitted up during the past year, bas been renovated abd placed in readi? ness for the reception of patients. Five oases of sunstroke, one of which ter? minated fatally; have already been treat? ed this season. . - Mr. L. B. Brown, who wasengagod in the difficulty With fdr. F. P. Harley, during which the. latter gcntloman r?? ouvert wounds from which he,afterwards died? surrendered himself to the proper authorities on Sunday last. - . .. {Barnwell jjbumal. ..;The Union Distillery, at Wilmington, N? C., was destroyed by fire on. Friday liist. There; were.six atilUfpn tho premi ,s'?s, put poly a'portiop of thora being nt work e.t the time of the nooidant . These. *rpze all completely destroyed. Tho letter'writers soya the Senuto ad? journed sine die. lost Saturday without notification to tho President,-and it was commented upon in Washington as o vjry extraordinary alight, to that fuue j tionary. /. ?NOTHBn I?nUN.^^tit?OATION COMIKO. It ia stated that "Buffalo Hump," "Cow j Bell>" and several other distinguished ?ndiarl chiefs, are on their way.tp.Wash ngton to have a ?'talk, i S - A negro man bo it his wife lo death on luuraday morning lust, in Botetoort County, Va, ??^Qni^atwdfty J a at, Mr. ?JQ?awry M. Ak. lan, about fifty-flvo or sixty yours of age, of Merriweatbrtsr' Gpunry; Georgia, was thrown from a norse On Iiis'Way from tho plantation homo, .where he lind been plougbipg>all day. 'JJjh foot ?angh^iu; th^tcfiee, ?u?fciih?lioWe being irigntenedt ran away, dragging the un for tu na to man oyer stumps, and rooks until his body was literally tor fa t?> pieces, ? He was dead be? fore any of. his family.could get to him. . "V.'-G-J-lxLa i? Oj j ?.'-ul . A man by the name of Louis Cop podge; colored, has been arrested at Che raw, S.O., ohorged. with complicity in tho recent murder of James Bodf earn, at White's 8fore, Anson County, N.J3. Ho protested his innocence aud sa'd'ho had but fifteon dollars, earned by bard labor. Upon searching bim, however, $450 ?TB? found upon bis person. Active search is going on for the'other wretches con? cerned iu the fiendish-tragedy. ,%J\ ''' \ Gen. Sheridan being waited upon by some patriotic Irishmen, the other day, informed them that "if ho lived in Ire? land be would be the greatest Fenian thero." And, judging from his incendi? ary propensities, had he lived in Franco ho would have been a first class Com? munist,. . ?. The Columbn-?IiHflfaVcr learns bypos Bcngers that an engine attached to tho mail train between Montgomery and Mobile exploded at Greenville on Satur? day night, instantly killing engineer Burgett, express' messenger Eilsbury, and a colored Qreinau and wood paaser. Tho Memphis Appeal says that Judge John W. Harris, of Paris, Tennessee, who was an officer in the rebel service during tho war, treated a Western New Yorker kindly as a prisoner of war. Tho New York ex soldier. died a- short timo ago, and bequeathed'Harris $5,000. Pope Pius IX celebrated his seventy ninth birthday on the 13th May. Ile was elected after the death of Gregory XVI,. on the XOth June, 1840, and crowned on thc 21st of the same-month. Col. Charles Bich, of Habersham County, Ga., a gallant soldier of the war of 1812, diod on tho 12th ult. He was sheriff of tho Couuty for forty years. The Wilmington Journal says Jim Rogers, on whom the operation of tho transfusion of blood wus performed, on last Saturday, i? now in a fair way to re? cover. Congressman Hays, of Alabama, Who, it is alleged, ha's leen wained to leave the State, has been summoned before the Ku Klux Committee. Tho annual convention of tho German Roman Catholic Union of the Uuited States, assembled in Baltimore on Mon? day. A brick wall fell on Thoa. Collin. Augusta, but did uot seriously injure bim. Tho workmen in a gold mine at Grant? ville, Go., have panned out over 400 j pennyweights in gold in three weeks. Capt. Pitman, an old and well known silizeu of Surry County, Va., was brutal? ly murdered on Saturday night last. Cleaveland Mineral Springs, (FORMERLY WILSON'S,) 55 Miles Weal of Cuarlolte, JV. C. THE subscribers, having associated them? selves in thc management uf theao Spriugu. would announce to their hienda and the public that tho iluuao itt now open fur the reception of visitors. To thone who have tested the virtues of (hess extraordinary waters, it is deemed un? necessary to say anythiog by way nf com? mendation, hat to others they confidently as? eare satisfaction if they will maka trial of thu healing properties of the waters for only a short time. We pledge ourselves to spare neither pains nor expenso in order to render all who may tdvor us with a call as comfortable as posai?? ile. In proapoot of an abnndanco of supplies, wo have adopted tho following scale of li EDUCED CHARGES: If over 10 days, nt.11.50 per day. If not over 10 days,.1.75 M Bingle day.2 50 Children bctwoen tho ages of two and eight ycat-s, and colored servants, at half rates. Washing on reasonable terms. It is expected that tho Western Division of tho Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad wilt hu completed to within a mile or tno of thc Burin's-J at an early day. J. J. BLACKWOOD, June 4 t R. M. OATES. -.-> Early Closing. THE patrons of onr hon HO, and tho public generally, aro respectfully informed that our establishment will bo closed at HALF PAST 6 O'CLOCK, evory ovouing, exoept Saturday, daring the summer months; Aa wo open at 0 A. M., wn think that a largo amount of bnsinoBB can bs done in twelve hours, and we wish to give our young gentlemen aa op? portunity of visiting their friends at other timos thaa Sunday. June 3 8 J. H. & BI. Ii. KINARD. A Gard. WE, the undersigned, hereby tender our thanks to the Arm or J. H. A IA. L. Hlnard for their liberality in allowing thoir store to be closed at half-past ? o'olock P. M.. wheroby wo Can tako tho nm ch noedod rest and recreation which the long hours of huai neBs provost our onjoying. Hoping our frisado, the ladies, will aid us in keeping up euch a doairable arrangement, during tba Bummer, by making thoir purchases before ? V. M., we aro, most respectfully, J. H. BALDWIN, H. J. PURRY, JOHN H. BLAW80N, , L. O. SWYQhRT, W. W. FRY, JOHN LYNCH, O. A. BEDELL, , J. VV. OREEN, '{H'M . - <p; H. BURN8, 8. W. CAPERS. P. H. HAMILTON, w .' rv, , J^ OU?0N.. . ,. jtmoai?? J ? Uv? ?Ls J,-.?L Claret'Wine ON draught. THIS DAY, at a low price', by tho gallon qr donen. - ._ . Juno 1_EDWARD HOPF._ Citizens' Savings Bank of S. C. ALL 8AVINOS DEPOSITS mado in thin Bank on or botero tho 5th day of euch calendar month will hear interest for Hint month as if deposited on tho 1st instant. J. O. B. SMITH, Junol 4 Assistant Cashier. Free Soup overy day, at ll o'clock, at POL? LOCK'S. A Ano summer tonic ls Hattorfs Bitters can be had at POLLOCK'S. LiVBKPQCiy, v June-8-EyeriinK^fCot? ton closed 'firm;' sales J 18i OOO ?nales; spoonlation and export 6,000-uplands 7%?@8; Orleans 8??. LONDON, June 3-Evening.-Consols dl%. Bonds 9GVI f i ? fi St PAIUB, June 3"- Rents ?3*?nd 10. FRANKFORT, June 3,-Bonds 96??@ 96%. NEW -YonK, Juno 3-Noon.-Flour and wheat unchanged. Corn quiet' and steady. Pork quiet, at 15.25. Lard steady. Cotton firm-uplands 18J?; Orleans 18,J<?; sales 2,000 bales. Freights quiet. . *.> 7 P. M.-Specie export $1,250,000. Bank statement-loaua.increase Stf60,' 000; specie decrease over $1,500,000; dopb8it8 increase over $2,750,000; legal tenders increase over $1,500,000. Money' easy, at 2@4^ j Sterling quiet; ' Gold 12 (2)12>?. Governments declined States very dull but steady.' Tenuossees 70%; now 70%. Virginias 08; new 72. Louisianas 7U; new 04; levees 70; 83 84 Alabamas 103; 5s 72. Georgias 89; 7s 92>?. North. Curolinaa 47; new 26^. South Carolinas 75; new GSj^, Cotton steady, with sales of 3,830 bales, at 18)6" Flour unchanged. Wheat a shade limier for spring; wiut?r nomipal viuter red and amber Western l.G2@ 1.64. Corn nctivo aud firm, at 70?72. Porlsl5.25f316.50. Lard-^kettle \\)%. Freights firm. Groceries quiet.' NOIIFOLE, Juno 3.-Cotton firm-low middling 1G^@16^.{; not receipts 30 bales; sales 50; stock 2,472. NEW OiiLiiANS,"June 3.-Pork dull and lower-mess 10.00. Bacon dull, at 7@ 9 J.J ; sugar-cured hams 13JLard dull aud easier-tierce 10|?<@10^; keg 12@ 12J?. Whiskey dull aud lower, ut 80. Others unchanged. Cotton in good de maud und prices advanced-middlings 17>?; receipts 1,335 bales; sales 4,000; stock 93,461. BOSTON, June 3.-Cotton active-mid? dling 18%; receipts 1,620 bules;, sales B-30; stock 700. AUGUSTA, June 3.-Cotton market very firm, with but light offerings, which checked business; sales 50 bales ; re? ceipts 100-Livorpool middling lG??@ 16^; New York middling 17. 'SAVANNAH, June 3.-Cotton in fair lemand-middling 16%?r7;-]net receipts IOU bales; sales 450; stock 19,912. WILMINGTON, JUUO 3..-Cotton firm middling 16>.j ; receipts 100 bales; sales 36; stock 958. CHARLESTON, June 3. -Cotton strong .niddliug 17; receipts 280 bales; salas 400; ?tock 8,144. MOBILE, June 3.-Cotton firm-mid Uing 10J?; receipts 292 bules; sales 500; itock 19,180. BAX>T?MOKE, Juno 3.-Colton firm middling 17^; receipts 127 bales; salen 125; stock 1,250. READ THIS! W E take pleasdro in calling thc special iltcntion of tho trade to our largo and well icleotcd stock of Ladies'. Misses', Children's, Men's and Boys' HOES AI GMTBl. Which wo are selling at MANUFACTURER'S PRICES. "' GIVE US A CALL, and examine before ron JJ E. & M. L. KIN ABD. May 2C__ SOMETHING NEW. JJ AVINO top largo a Mock on h^nd, fo>'dalli | irnos, I will sell any kind of DRX, GOODS, Taney Articles, Notions, etc., ul 1 .j what priers, mil thou deduct FIVE CENTS hom every dol ar's worth bought. ^ C. F. JACKSON, Junol Main street, Columbia, 8. O. .Lexington DifpaloK and Newborry i/e .qfti copy._ U. S. Internal Revenue, COLLECTOR'S OFEIOE, 3D DisTnicT, 8. C., COLUMBIA, May 28, 1871.' TUE Income Taxes for the year 1870, and tho Special Taxes [on the salo of To? bacco, Hpirits, Ac.,] for the preaeut year, liavo been assessed and placed in my bauds for collection. Residents of the city of Columbia, and of tho Counties ol Richland and Lexington, are required to raako paymont at this office by the 10th day of June. After that dato, the penalties prescribed by law will be enforced. R. M. WALLACE, May 28_Collector 3d District's. C. Corn, Hay and Oats. .> (\C\C\ BUSHELS Prime White CORN. ?tUUU 100 halos choico Northern Hay. GOO buskola prime mixed Oats. Just received and for salo by Juno 2 JOHN AONEW A SON. For Sale, .. ._ A A. CAR LOAD of fino Ken wk. /?jryucky MDL?.fl and HORSES^Hg? C i/"S -among thom some fast^-JTjW ?, ' 11 Mock-for, ?alo. Apply at AGNEW A CO:*S Stables, Assembly street. April 25 ? ' ? _ Soda and Mineral Water. I^nE FOUNT is opon for tho season, with . choico syrups, mado from puro jnic? o? tho frnit. H KI HE'S CONFECTIONERY, A fresh enpply of Cagley's M ay Hewer,' line cut, at POLLOCK'S. Tho cuol?Bt Lager in tho city can be had at POLLOCK'S. ) ' - Just J&e?eived7 [ QC ASM .v,?.o? bas ai-- A PORTER <&4T III M' '. ? FPXIJ l?SE OF " - SASH RIBBONS, ??.j j?tiJ?i^?i iTlA?f>;i?D2 : Ur w .-'?.?i ? ! fiting . t .' nd Aili, oojjor.3, ron * !: i _ '.aiuiy: .at'-.:- ?irlaS ?s''???cVV? i Anril 27 AX.I-TO HAND. i -.f!r.-- :?: ..-.w ? ".... OUR BEAUTIFUL, ATTRACTIVE AND extraordinary , : : ?-.y': :<l .?..-!>:. c.,??: m.': ? ...i . , C?EAP STOCK OF DBY GOODS Ia in etorb.andmoving^nmk^ BEW. ARRIVAIS, Which wo will continue to receive all through the season. . i OUR NAMPLK UH UK Al/ ? Ia a SUCCDBB, and'we aro now-distributing Gooda over the entire State through ita agency. ..Tho moat >?arelas? bbsonrer cannot but seo tho great advantages to be derived from doaling with a tivo hoque, like oars, whore overything is kept moving by' ey^foi} and order-whero no extra profits are tasked on to pay idlo hands.Of course, we can and do SELL GOODS CHEAPER .THAU, AN? LOUSE IN THIS SECTION; . .A positive p oof is, that we eell more Gooda than all tho reat added ''together. Thal is'the'?roVlf. Tho people know whero to buy cboapeatVand let tho stranger follow tho great public. . Ia buying, let them follow those who know . R. C. SHIVER &JCO.V . Cheap Fertilizer* A f\ TONS COTTON HEED MEAL, Excel HcAJ lout for manure. EDWARD HOPE,. May 13 . Jewelry and Silverware, /~\F tho moat approved styles, can be ob x r tallied at L ??LZBAOHEB'S eoUbliah meut, Main street, Columbia Hotel Row. Sets and hal'sots io great variety. Aleo, solitairo and cln?ter DIAMONDS. SPECTA? CLES and EYE-G LASSES to snit all ages. May 12_? Scythes and Grain.Cradles. \ S) DOZ. superior QUAIN C HA? LEB. ? 10 doz.- Urithn'e Grain and Grass Soy thea, jubt received and fot salo low bv May 17_JOHN AGNEWASON. The Doctors Recommend Seegers'Heer IN preference tn London Porter and Scotch Ale. Why? They know it is unadulter? ated^_March ll Every One Brinks Seegers' Beer, BECAUSE it gives strength ?nd improves _thoir health. ?* .- March ll To Rent. . ADESIRABLE STORE,. on Main street, near tho corner of DIandiug. Forterms, applv tn Dr. John Lynch', or " Feb 22_HENDRTX A BRO. ? Canned Goods. T ALA MODE BEEF. Veal, Wild Duck, fresh J Mackerel, frosh Salmon, Oysters, ' Peachos, Tomatoes, Strawboirids, Gage j Plums. All of drat quality?.and full weicht. , For sale low._._ E. HQPE. . , Refined Oil. -! GOXTON SEE? REFINED OIL.by Ibo gal? lon or barrel. Also. In glaass, pints and quarts. . For salo low. "?.''. '.E.HOPE... " Gun and Blasting Powder, ; ' A FULL supply of the celebrated Dupont's A. GUN AND BLASTING POWDER, in kegs' and qa nul ute rs, is now .offered to merchants . and coiishntcrs at the lowest market rates, by j tho undersigned, who are edle agente for the mauufacturets at'.thia pfa'de. , . ' ' , May.25 " ', , JOHN AGNEW A 60N'. j 'Special Notice.' "'!.'*?.- i pf/rEtfSb-?%JL Charleston, 8. C., has reduced ( |Sl5*??3^itH rato ot 'Transient hoard to ffiL^r?WBa^^?3.00 uer dav during, tho uuiu tner niunUia.o.? 2$. J.T AR KEB, Tiop ri ot or. G. W. PA KKh.ii, Superintendent. .May 3Q..3mo ., " ? -,. ( Seegers' Beer DON'T contain Strychnine It is pare, and warranted to be BO._? March ll Cotton Seed Oil. APURE article, superior to others as a salad oil for table UBB, at one-third tho prico of imported. For ?ale by April 0_EDWARD HOPE. COUNTY CLAIMS ARO JURY CERTI? FICATES bought by Feb 5_ P. GAMBBILL. Broker. Lard! Lard!! PURE LEAF LARD-"juaran??'ed frictly pure"-in barrels, half barrels, kegs and 3, 5 aud 10 caddies, for salo at reduced prices, by . JOHN AGNEW A SON. May 33_. _ For Rent, THAT desirable WAREHOUSE, adjoining the Greenville and Columbia Railroad, formerly occupied hy Messrs'. BUkely. A Gibbe&; sizo 120 by 40 feet. For terms, apply t ) B. J. BOONE, Agent. " May '.lit At OfBco of B. W. Selbela A Co. Reduction in Prices. . ' LADIES' popular PONY'rH.E rvifiC^^^TONS, ono of tho numbor juat Vg?^^^p-received, very stylish. No-top \tf\ W ??BngglBs, Top Buggies and Turn scat Buggies, in variety. Fino SIx-paaeengor FluotouB, on platforms; Four-pasaoncer Pho loua, ou three springs. Open and Turn-scat Rookawaya. This varied atocjk. is now being offered vorv low. Also for eafo'a doalrable p?h- of BAY MARES. May 25:; '< ? ? . .W.,fK>\OrrEftNgIBLD. IfieeaerB'.iBeeiit.Pntd,. T don*& contain* 'CoWcunia Infiiena Fish horries,tn make blenpy or headache. Blackwell'? genuine,Durh?m Smalting To-j bA0CO.a.t'POLLO?.K'S. TO-MORBOW HORNING, the 5U? instant, at .10 o'clock, wo will gell, ia front' of the court boase: ^ j" J . . ' . i '.if - ? v? 5 M?fiEBV f ." ) . ? : 1 Z Horses. ? .. * * 2 Extra Fine Milch Gows and Cabrea. I ?u?-liorao *fagon and Harneae. . , Termscaih.. ' ? . /? . Jarte 5 j : Horses, Mules and Cotes, . v BY D. a PEESOTTO & SON : J TO-MOBBOW MOBNING.the 5th,, wo will seil, in front of tho Court House, at lf>o'clo"ck,r 6 fl no-yoong MULES; . ' . . . . . , 4 flue work HOBBES. 3 ffnb milch .COWS and their -young; calves; It 1tj eaid tho Abovo-cow's will give from twelve" to fourteen qnarfa per day. 1 ALSO, . . . ' . . Several fipo BUGQIEB. ,J- ' " Tgniia-Oaah. ' .* u , ?ot^.^* GJES TO ' ; : LOVE & C?/8 ! BECAUSE they procure tho latest styles in DRY GOOD8, and get better v?ltm for their money than, oau.-bo had.-in- any other' aoii8o in tho city. .tl j ' We are now showing ah eh tir? new stock in new styl?e of . . LADLES' MADE DEESSES, Poliineaso Over Dreeses, Ladies' Under Garments. &o. "Oar Mr. Love" is shipping na, by every steamer, new novelties, and oar stock of DRESS GOODS, LINEN GOODS,M, Surpasses anything in thia market, ?nd at still lower priccB. Wo aro a "live house," and intend driving a buaineaa ors quick eales and small profits. W. D. LOVE, May 19 B. B. MbOBEERY. iraUUT 1IBT1C1 . i 'i . tri *.-? i'.r"z TO |d< J '.. . ' Trill 1 ?: - li rj BB ALE B. B And Those in Want of .. '.' i'i . ).....{?.*.' '.'.ri i '.)',:.?. 1) K Y O O OB S WE have now in atore a. full line of the newest and most .-; .-. -, ONA BLE GOODS Of domestic, French and English ni?'nuro? tu.ro, \yhich ire guarantee, ?| all times, to..sell aa low, if not nt less pr Ic ea, than any* h ouse in Columbia, baying pur Goods from the largest and moat celebrated ostabUshmenta in tho United, States. And as we douire to please aU, wo have- now io OUT hoase the . , 'ifavh :...?' ? h. b>iW,o*>i: , t. ?t?*ad i-iii ii > . . \ V . ? . U '? J. ..-.ni4 i J i .. KI ii, : .> "? \"* ..t?a. he-t; \U lidu y^Of.i:!* ;', ?ji ii K.i. .: rr.j *; EVERY OL?SB OF ?OOSS, VtiViHW V. v 5 'WKit* ... -'tn ,i';r.- ? fd.i v i.l : ; /1 :. j - .iii tn?JtfX?i ht?c from th? lowest to thohiglieot, and wo foci confident that all those la vorinq- risssith/an order from ?. distance' will be pleased and BkHefied that ? ;i rti'dJ CK*'), n't o ? R -?!?I?J i. . ?-.), 13: ? J b'jfi . i .'ii ,f. ; THE OSTfT :; In this city to deal wHhv*,. ?r. t We will, apon application, Send promptly hy mail, full lines of samples of those kind of Goods desired and ' oreeiflt?d bv oar friends andeustomera. All ordert accompanied by cash amonntin?' to ?*?5 and over. dellvered in atv part of tba ?tito free of freight char gae. Th o wo unaccompanied, wUl bo sent 0. 0.' J>?. Wo respectfully Bonall orders, which will receive'the prompt and personal attention of ono or tho firm-. Oar prioea, being low, we tbink we csa render satisfaction to all. Give us n trial. 1?I;' . -'.'?? .. J. H. & tf. 1. XWAaB, MayS OOtXTtlBtK,B. C. . UoTirOlt TUB MOUNTAINS! CZESAB'S HEAD HOT25t, J!LUS RIDGE MOUNTAINS, . J. MoD. OAT?SQN, Proprie? tor, is pow open and ready for the reception ?l gbyfeta*." H?V? _^^Tibgmado many fmpf jmnsma ac to aboommoAStl?ns, ro*ds, AMJ., an?> ?e curod an e?icioot rorpa .of froryante. includ? ing laundresaea. M., the Proprietor hopes to merit a continuance bf the Uber M patronago extended to him tho hist season. . ... BATES 0? Btm?D-Pet day, ?$2t per .week, $10; per month, <33., ?? . 3|?y 20 4 .. * . -'?''" HoticO. . *+ t; A LL claims against tho.-estate of M?8. iL .HANNAH ZIMMERMAN must be prc sanlei to. thu underBigned. who is authorized to'c?lloctdobts due to said 'eatate. . \ ? ..' . < EDWIN Ji BOOTT, May 21 m8 . -, . . Executor. Meale furnished at all hours at POLLOCK'S.