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rgg-rr~r--ir ag j 'TTVir-Tnnirrntu ??! : ' ?-'?' ?tv ti U::.i ."..?.- .,.. ?> q "n T foreign AGatrai; -;, j,t ; . /. ' VEIS?TLT?ES, 'Juno f.^Th?'t??n?oipal elections at,-Marseillos and Tard'scou are declared void. AU tho pieces of the Co? lumn of Ye?domo have heeu.found? and the nionumout will bo oiaotly restored. : AusTEnDAitv J?ue""7-.-r-The Bank of Holland ha? reduced the rato of discount to three per oent. v * J 'j . NEV7jxonK,.JanB;7K-^>A World special says: :*On .nighest authority, I state that tho f uaioh of the Monarohifits whol? ly failed, owing to tho intrigues of Thiers, who bri vutoly exults over tho certainty qt. maintaining a nondescript republic, with ' himself ,-aa chief, ,as in tho; ouse of Prim in Spain, for un Indefinite period. Inoosaunt attempts - aro being . made, in Parla to' iqduc? soldiers to fraternizo vyitb tba people. "Intense dissatisfaction prevails among all, clashes,' and . fresh troubles are feared."/ ,' Pairar, Jun? 7.-The funeral c?r?mo? nies to-day over . tho remaius of five ol orien! victims .of the Commune were eoleuin and impressive. - Notre Darno was grandly arrayed: The o mtral object in tho solemn pomp was the gorgeous catafalque containing the remains of the Archbishop, surrounded by minor struc? tures, bearing the corpses of Duguerrey, the Cure of Madelaine; Suret, Grand Vicar of the Diocese, Beconrt and Saba tur. The coffin bf the Archbishop was covered with a pall of black velvet, em? broidered and enriohed with a massive silver cross. Thousands of tapers were burning in a silver candelabra; and the i noonga Teasels were also of silver. The floor was covered with black cloth, and tho pulpit covered with black gauze, be? spangled with silver alura. The tran? sept?, 150 feet wide, appeared huge re? cesses of black drapery, whioh covered ever; statue except those of the Virgin and oh.ild and St. Denis, the first bishop of Paris. In the midst of all were the black and charred romains of the bishop's chair and his throne, also half burned, with whioh the Communists en? deavored to burn the Cathedral. The Cathedral was left intact, us. a memento of the crime. VEttSAiXtiiBS, June 8.-A motion for the prolongation of Thiers' term was postponed until after the supplemental elections. It is authoritatively stated that Thiers favors tho Republic. LONDON, June 8.-Jules Mines, a cele? brated French banker, is dead. BERLIN, June 8.-The Czar and his sou Alexis huv e arrived at BerliD. They were received at tho station by the Em? peror. LONDON, Juno 8-Late Capo Good Hopo accounts say reports from the diamond fields are ?tili encouraging' It is rumored that Count de Chambord has arrived at Boulogne. A despatch from Constantinople, dated yesterday, says fires broke out that morning simultaneously in four places, and at one time 200 houses were in flames. Fortunately, tho wind was light, and there wo a prospect of getting tho conflagration under control. The da? mage dono already was very heavy. Tho fires are supposed to be work of incen? diaries. VERSAILLES, June 8.-It is reported that..Bossel and Courb?t have been unearthed in Paris.- The court-martial for ike .trial of insurgents has not yet commenced. The Officiel Journal ascribes tho insurrection to the congregation by Napoleon of 300,000 -workmen in PdriB. NEW VOBK, June 8.-A World cable, dated Paris, the 8th, says Marques Gollifet was assassinated to-day, by the widow of a Communist, who was shot by Lia order. Amurlcan Inttlllmmo . NEW ORLEANS, June 7-Midnight.-A strong' South-east wind, with rain on Lako Ponchartrain, this evening.. The water in the city has fallen two inches in tko past twenty-four hours.- It is now three inches below high water mark. The neutral ground on Canal street is clear of water nearly to Claiborne street. Besides police and charity boats, there are hundreds of small crafts engaged in the passenger trafilo, and aro as thick around the neutral grounds on Canal street as vehioles at a raoe course; and the boatmen are as solicitous for patron? age as depot cabmen. The boats are re? quired to curry lights, and alter dark the spectacle is interesting. 5,000 loaves of bread and other articles in proportion aro distributed . daily. A disagreeable odor arises all along tho border of the overflowed district, caused by stagnant water and decaying vegetables and animals. SAN FRANCISCO, June 7.-Mrs. Fair is said to have paid to her connsel and physioiaus, who testified to her insanity and attended her professionally, for hunting up witnesses and other expenses of the trial, already $20,000. Dr. J. B. Trnsk, her principal medical attendant and witness, now sues her for $2,000 more. Tho iron sorew steamer Melbourne, the first of the new English line from Australia to New Zealand, in coming in this afternoon, ran on Rincon Rock. It is aappoBed she will be gotten off unin? jured. R ALTIMORE, June 8.-The Typographi? cal Union adopted resolutions admitting pressmen to membership. CONCORD, N. H., June 8.-The House failed to eleot a clerk yesterday. The Senate merely met, elected a temporary chairman, and appointed a oommittee.to count the Senatorial votos. Both par? ties are oattoussing to-day. The entire forenoon session was con? sumed in the attempt to draw seats, which foiled, owing to the duplication of porno numbers. . Mr. Randall urged the propriety and right of ballot for a clerk, which the Democrats persistently re? fused, fearing the shaky members. CINCINNATI, June 8.-The Rabbinical Council adopted a resolution providing for a uniform reading from the Penta? teuch during three years, omitting anti? quated luv/;:. A resolution was adopted protesting against tho establishment of a national Rabbinical office at Waining-;] ton.. ":. 'V.: ' -.- .Vi ''. . I ?AN i' RANCISOO, June 8.-A, tremen? dous hurrioano swept the vicinity of the Fiji Islands. The brig Kentuoky, from San Francisco for Melbourne, foundered. All were lost, inoluding tho captain's wife. Great floods are reported at New South Wales, with immense losses, in? cluding the wheat orop. Tho gold-yield, is increasing, but disenso is killing sheep by thousands. WASHINGTON, June 8.-Wolter T. Shipp, the routo agent from Norfolk to Raleigh, was arrested to-day on a charge of violation of postal laws. Two stills, with fixtures, and 175 neron of land, in tho Fourth NortlT Carolina District, was seized for violation of the revenue laws. ' Tho Eu Klux investigation committee examined Gen. Eggleston, of Miss., Ma? son, of S. C.,and Cherry, of Ala. Gov. I Parsons, of Ala , will bo examined to? morrow. Honolulu news unimportant. The Nevada, the initial steamer of the Aus? tralia line, made Honolulu from San Francisco in seven days and sixteen hours. Judge Olin will hear argument Mon? day as to whether he can withhold Bowen's sentence until a motion for a new trial is decided. Probabilities-It is probable that ou Friday light winds, with yt arm and plea? sant weather, will prevail from the lukes to tho Gulf. Partially cloudy and clear weather, with Westerly winds, are pro? bable for the interior of the Atlantic States. No serious disturbance of any extent is apprehended East of tho Mis? sissippi. Work has been rei mu ed at some points, and $1.50 workmen are unmolested. A strong force of police, however, is in readiness. Many still hold out for 82 and eight hours. MONTGOMERY;, ALA., Jane 8.-The Ala? bama and Chattanooga Railroad Com? pany, better known as Stanton's road, was to-day placed in bankruptcy, by Judge Bueteed, of tho United States District Court. The petition was made by W. A. C. Jones, an Alabama creditor, whose claim is about $15,U00. E. H. Grandin and John F. Bailey aro ap? pointed temporary custodians, pendiug the election of an nssiguee by tho credit? ors. NEW YORK, Juno 8.-John H. Anthron was elected Grand Master of Muuoos. Dr. Sparr, a brother-in-law of Wood? hull & Claflin, died suddenly to-day the doctors say of consumption. General Sherman, writing to tho Now York Herald, from Fort Sill, says: "Now, as to politics, I think all my personal frionds know my deep-seated antipathy to tho subject; yet, us you uuuui not to understand me, I hereby state, and mean all that I Bay, that I never have been, and never will be, a candidate for Presi? dent; that, if nominated by either party, I should peremptorily decline; and even if unanimously elected, I should decline to serve. If you can find lunguage stronger to convey this meaning, you aro at liberty to use it." ST. LOUIS, June 8.-Lyman J. Fuller? ton, of the the firm of Ferguson, Ful? lerton & Co., died from au over dose of chloral, taken to relieve pain. BAIITTMORE, June 8.-Tho committee on fast type setting gave the first pre? mium to George Ahrensburg, of Phila? delphia; the second to W. A. Edwards, of Norfolk; the third to JAS. A. Butler, of Little Rock. $ King's Mountain Military School, Yorkville, 8. C. TOE Second Session of the /7?i?K Behool vcar nf 1871 will bogiu on gfflJflBlfctho 1ST OF JULY. ^aHKfif Tr.iiM.s -For school expenses, i. jHfsfir e-i Tuitiou, Cooks. Stationery, ?tc, 4BnkPr Boarding, Fuel, Lights and Wadd? ing, $135 ia currency, per session of ?vo months. For circulars containing full particulars, ap? ply to COL. A. COWARD, June 2 fwlmo Principal and Proprietor. Boots and Shoes. WE are now prepared to show an entire now and fresh stock of thu above goods, bought direot from drat hands. Wo shall en? deavor to givo satisfaction to all who doal with us in these goods, and at ali times guar? antee our pri?es. ll. C. SHIV KU & CO. June 3_ Ohange of Schedule. OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA P.. R. CO., COMPANY Soors, N. C., June 3,1871. Sea. PRiS??PSK! ON and after ?SUNDAY, gaggEggggjano .1, 1971, TRAINS will bo run over thiH Road in accordance with the following TIME TABLE. Trains Going East. Trains West, Exp) ess. Nail. AUEIVK. LEAVE. AR Ul VS. LEAVE. Charlotte 5.35 a ra 3.10 p ni Salisbury 8.03 a m 8.23 am 5.2G p m 5.30 pm Gr'nsb'oll.08axnll.l3an) 8.25 pm 8.35 pm Co Shopl2.40 pm 1.05 p m 0.50 p m 10. Kl p m Hillsb'ro 2.28 pm 2.33 pm 11.85 p m 11.37 p m Raleigh 5.05 p in' 2.t>5 a m 2.40 a m Ooldsboro 7-20 a m Trains fibing East. Trains Weat. Express. Mail. Cb ario tto7.15am 8.00pm Salisb'ry 4.32a m 4.37am 5.15 pm 6.20 pm Or'nab'o 1.25a m 1.35 a m 2.10 p m 2.20 p m Co Shop 11.37 pm 12.02 am 12.30 p m 12.50 pm Hillsbrol0.07pml0.09am 11.07 a m 11.10 a m Raleigh C.58 p m 7.40 a m 8.45 a m OoldsVo 3.00 pm JunoO * W. H. ORKEN, Mas, Trans. Thief Proof Drawers. THE undersigned hnvo received the Agency of theso DRAWERS. Th*y are the one thing needful for the pro-i _ w/i 1 ? lection of every store ami YjALDW/A/Jj ? shop in Columbia, af- IMPROVED ^ fl fording a sure protec- -. - , " . ? tion from the light-fin- Tl LL LOCKS DRAffERfl ffered gentry. For sale - TS ow, by F/WRBANKS 4 CO., BL JOHN AQNEW A SON. AO?KTB, ? 252 Broadway,N.Y.B jill Genniue imnortod Curacoa, Abryntbe and Maraschino, at POLLOCK'S. FINANCIAL, AND COMItlKUCI.M.. FABIB, June 8.-Kontos closed at 53. LONDON, June 8-Noon.-Consols 91%@91%. Bonds 90%. LIVERPOOL, Jone 8-Noon.-Cotton quiet and easier-uplands 8%@8}-i; Or? leans 8%; sales 20,000 bales; speculation and export 5,000; on named ebip from Charleston or Savannah 8)6; nearly due from New Orleans 8>?. LONDON, June 8-Evening.-Bullion has increased ?375,000. Securities un? changed. LIVERPOOL, June 8-Evening.-Cot? ton closed easier-uplands 8)"; Orleans 8M@8>.<; Bales 20,000; speculation and export 5,000. NEW YORK, Juno 8-Noon.-Flour a shade firmer. Wheat firmer but quiet. Corn lo. bettor. Pork steady, at 15.12 @15.25. Lard quiet. Cotton nominal -uplands 19^; Orleans 19%; sales 1,000 bales. Freights dull. Stocks dull und heavy. Gold 12@12L?: Governments and States dull but steady. Money easy, at 3. Sterling-long 10)6; short 10,%. 7 P. M.-Cotton dull and lower; sules 1,000 bales-uplands 19ife'. Flour Southern a shade firmer; good to fair extra G.S0@7.30; good to choice 7.35(?> 9.00. Whiskey firmer, ot 93)?. Wheat lo. bettor-amber Western and Stnto 1.65@1.66. Corn firmer, at 73@75^. Pork active and Armor, at 15.25(V$15.5U. Lard activer-kettle 10%. Freights heavy and lower. Money easy, at 2@5. Gold Sterling dull-prime bankers 10@10>?; Bight lO^CrrtlO-^. Governments dull but closed firm-80s YJ%; 62s 12; 4s 12; 5s 12; new Li>?; 7s U>?; 8s W?; AOs 9%. States dull, oxcept new'South Carolinas, which are very active. Tonneesees 71'-?; new 71a?'. Virginiae GS; new 73. Louisianas 07; new G2\?; leveoB G9?<i; 8a 85. Ala? bamas 1.U3; 5s 72. Georgias 88; 7s 92^. North Carolinas 47; new 2G>??. South Carolinas 75; uew G3).i. LOUISVILLE, June 8.-Flour firm and iu good demand. Corn unchanged. Provisions firmer, and held.as follows iu round lots-mess pork 10.00; shoulders clear sides 9>?. Lard ll(?jl2. Whiskey quiet, at 88. CINCINNATI, Juno 8.-Flour and corn at full prices. Pork in speculative de? mand and higher - closing, ab 1G.O0. Lard unchanged. Bacon iu sp?culative demand and higher-shoulders 6J.< ; clear sides 9. Whiskey 89. ST. Louis, Juno 8.-Flour dull uud unchanged. Corn firmer - sacks 58. WhiHkoy 91. Fork higher, at 15.25(? 15.50 cash. Bacon firm, at ().'.{; cleur sides ?@9#. * CHARLESTON, Juno 8.-Cotton quiet middling 18}^; receipts 583 bides; sales 200; stock 7,070. NORFOLK, June 8.-Cotton quiet - dow middling held m ''^i^lS^?; receipts 72 bales; stock 2,27o. SAVANNAH, Juno 8.-Cotton dull and nominal-middling 18; receipts 4?U bales; sales 100; stock 11,116. NEW ORLEANS, June 8.-Flour-super 5.75(01.5.90; double 6.15@6.50; treble G.60(o}7.00. Corn firmer-white 75?77; yellow 78. Pork active and excited sales at 1G.50. Bacon firmer, at 7.l.i@, 9,'.?; hams 14@14J2. Lard active-sales of ~ refined keg at 113M@11><?; tierce 10??@10?.?. Whiskey 8?(?)95." Others unchanged. Cotton quiet-middling 18}?; receipts S80 bales; sales 1,400; stock 7S.55G. BALTIMORE, Juuo 8.-Flour-family active for strictly sound. Wheat quiet. Corn-white scarce and active, at 80; yellow dull, at 75. Pork weak, at 1G.50. Bacon unchanged. Whiskey 93)'?(<?94. Cotton steady and in fair demand-mid? dling 19??@?92?? receipts 101 bales; sales 425; stock 1,194. MORILE, June 8.-Cotton quiet-mid? dling 18j-:i'; reoeipts 271 bales; sales 250; stock 16,900. WILMINGTON, June 8.-Cotton firm middling 18; receipts 50 bales; stock 1,063. AUGUSTA, June 8.-Cotton market opened at 18>4@18<3jj for Liverpool mid? dling, but closed dull and nominal; sales 150 bales; receipts 130. BOSTON, Juno 8.-Cotton dull-mid? dling 19j.?; receiuts445 bales; sales 300: stock 5,500. GALVESTON, June 8.-Cotton quiet and weak-good ordinary 14-,,.<; receipts 1.524 bales: soles 200; sloek 5*1,592. CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK or SOUTH CAROLINA Deposits of $1 and Upwards Heceived, INTEREST A LLC WED A T THE RA TE Ot SEVEN DER CENT. DEE ANNUM, ON CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, AND SIX PEU CENT. COM FOUNDED EVEUY SIX MONTHS ON ACCC UNTS. OFFICERS. Wm. Martin, President. Jehu Bi Palmer. / vice-Presidents John P. Thomas, f VlC0 1 rebllUilte A. G. Brenizor, Cashier. John O. B. Smith, Assistant Canhior. Directors. Wado Bampton, William Martin, A. C. Has? kell, F. W. McMsBter, Jqhn T. Thomas. E. H. Heinitsh, John B. Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg, Colombia. J. Eli Gregg, Marion. G. T. Scott, Nowberry. W. G. Mayes, Newberry. B. H. Rutledge, Charleston. Daniel Raven el; Jr.. Charleston. Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows, Or? phans and otbers may here deposit their sav? ings and draw a liberal rate of intorest there? on. Planters, Professional Men and Trustees wishing to draw interest on their funds until they require thom for business or other pur POBOB: Parents desiring to. set apart small ?urns for their children, and Married Women and Minora (whose deposits can only be with? drawn by themselves, or, in case of deatfy by their legal representatives,) withing to lay asido funds for futuro use. are hero afforded un opportunity of dopositing their means where thoy will rapidly accumulate, and, at tho same time, bo subject to withdrawal when ncoded. Aug lfl Jewelry and Silverware, OF tho most approvod stylos, can bo ob tainod at Ii SULZBAOHER'S establieh merit, Main stroet, Columbia Hotel Row. Sots and half nets in great variety. Also solitaire and cluster DIAMONDS. SPECTA? CLES and EYE-OLA8SE8 to suit all ages. $26,000 TO BE DISTRIBUTED TO TICKET-HO L DE ByS, ? IN TUE COLUMBIA CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. THE following PBOPEBTY and GASH will bo placed *in tho hands of the Trustees, John Agnew, Sr., Maj. Moighan and H. O. Shiver, in trust for the benefit of the Ticfcot-holdere of tho above Association, to be doli vomit to those who, on tho day of the raffle, may be on ti . tlod to them. The title to the real ostate has been placed in the banda of Col. F. W. McMae tor, Attornoy at Law, who will examine the same and give true warranty deeds, free from ah encumbrance, on tho day of drawing. The first prize is the Tempor?neo Hall, now occupied on the first floor by Messrs. L?rick A Lowrance The lot is 25 feet frout on Main street, hy 2G3 foot deop. Tho building ia 150 foot long and two stories high. It ia now leased for three years for $1,400 por annum, payable monthly in advance, valued at.$29,000 Second Prize-Lot adjoining Bose's Hotel, 41 leet front, '208. foot deep, valued at. 1,900 Third Prize-Lot adjacent to above, 25$ feet front, 208 feet deep, valued at. 1,100 1 Cash Prize. 500 2 Cash Prizes, $100 each. 200 4 Caah Pi izas, at $50 L ach. 200 110 Cash PrizesJ" at $10 each. 1,100 120 Trises.$25,000 2,500 Tickets, at $10 each. ^.$25,000 Tickets mar bo had of the General Act nt, lu-. K. \V. WH EE LEB. at Temperance Hall, or at the Music Store of Moura. LYBRAND A SON, Messrs. JOHN AGNEW A SON, T. M. POL? LOCK And 1). C. PE IXO PTO A SUN. Tho following geutlemen have consented to superintend the drawing: J. C. B. Smith. A. G. Brenizcr and Henry E. Scott; iu connection With a committee of three selected by the Ticket holders on tho day of drawing. As Kio tickets have met with a rapid aale, it may be safely presumed that the drawing will take place by tho 15tb of July, at tho Temperance Hall, GtAnmbia, S. C. Cant. Wade L?rick, Ag'-nt in Lexington. llEranF.scns.-E. J. Scott, Son A Co.'a Bank; Col. J. B. Palmer, President Central National Bank; Citizens' Savings Hank; South Carolina Bank and Trust Company, and W. B. OuMck, Cashier Carolina National Bunk. For further information, address] DK. E. W. WHEELEB, June 0 . Box 88, Columbia. S. C. GRAND PRIZE DISTRIBUTION! rpiCKETS to tho Conceits of thc SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION ASSO? CIATION' ready for sale and delivery. All orders from the country promptly filled. Agente wanted for tho Counties pf Lancaster, Lexington, Kershaw, Newberry, Fairfield, Chester, York, Union, Sp.irtanburg, Lauri na. Greenville, Abbeville. Anderson, Tickena and Oconec. Apply to D. OAMBRILL A CO., Jaue C General Agents, Columbia, S. C. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, GliEEXBRlEU, WEST VI EC JEJA. fTlllESE Springs, famous for their alterative JL waten aiul fashionable patronage, will he open on thu 1ST of JUNK. Thuy afford ac? commodations for 2,000 persons. The cara of thu Chesapeake und Ohio Rail? road run to tho Springs. Excursion tickets, at low rate?, will ho furnished in thu principal cities. North and South. Those SpritigH are 2,0Ui) tect uhovo tide? water, and tho climate in which they arc situ? ated ia always cool ?iudinvigorating', affording entire relief from prostrating summer heall Prof; Rosenberger.'? excellent Hand will be in attendance, to enliven thu Lawns und Hall Undhi. Masquerade and Faucy Balla during t be sea? son, as horotofore An exTontivo Livery will bo kept at very modorate charges. Cn.utans.-$8 por day, uftd 175 per month of thirty days. Children nuder ten years of agu sud colored servants, half price; white ser? vants according to acenmme dations. Pamphlets in reference to tho mediciual value of tho water, routes,to tho Springs, etc., may bo had freo of charge. May 12 tim? ^JEO. L. PEYTON A CO. Cieaveland Mineral Springs, (KOK M KR I. Y WILSON'S.) 55 Allies West of Charlotte, X. C. THE subscribers, having associated them? selves in tho management of these Springs, would annoum-o to their trionda and tho public that the House ia now open for Ibo reception of visitors. To those who havo tested the virtuos ol tli?se extraordinary wa ti ra, it is deemed un? necessary to say "anything by way of com? mendation; but to others they t'oiihtioully ne sure satisfaction if they will make trial of the bealing properties of the waters for only i chert time. We pledge ourselves to spare neither pain; nor expense in order to render ali who nt?) favor na with a call aa comfort able as pose? ldc. in prospect of an abundance nf supplies we have adopted the following scale of Jt El) UCED ( IIA RC KS: If over 10 dava, at. $1.50 per day lt' not over 10 dave,. 175 " Single day. 2 5U Children between tho ages of two and cigh year?, and colored servants, nt half rates. Washing on reasonable terms. It ia expected that tho Western Divinion c thc Wilmington, Charlot lu and Ruthtrfor Knilroad will be completed to within a mil or two of tho Springo at an earlv dav. J.J. BLACKWOOD, __Jnne 1 t-_ H. M. OATES. CORRECT TIME ?MAY be obtained bv calling at ISAA SULZBACHER'S and purchasing ott nf those justlv celebrated ELGI WATCHES, and whore you can lind completo stock of Diamonds, .Ie weir; Silver and Plated Ware, of tho bei manufacture. In addition aro tL United Statea, Waltham, Englit-h and Swii Watches in Gold and Silver Caeca, which wi I bowclosed out at New York prices. I Constantly on hand linc Gold ChaiiiB, Rei ( Binga, Charms, Locket?, Slcevo Buttons, Sui and a varied ?tock of Fancy Articles. All kinda of Repairing done nromntly, ar 1 warranted, by ISAAC BULZDACIIEU. _April 27 Under Columbia Hotel. To Bent. ADESIRABLE STORK, on Main stree near tho coruerof islanding. For term applv to Dr. John Lynch, or ! Pel) 22 ; _HENDRIX A RRO. Gnn and Blasting Powder. AFULL supply of tho celebrated Dupont GUN AND BLASTINO POWDER, ill kc and cannisters, is now offered to meridian and consumers nt the lowest market rate?, 1 tho undersigned, who are sole agents for t! manufacturers at thia place. May 25 _JOHN AGNEW A SON. If you want your thirst quenched, call I POLLOCK'S. READ THIS! E take pleasure in calling the special attention of thc trade t? our large and TVCIU select eil ttock o:' Ladies', Misse3", Children's, Hen's and Boya' sion AN cai?. Which wo are selling at MA N UFA C TUR ER'S PRICES. GIVE US A CALL, and examine before you buy, T TT ft, TW T. VT VT ATJTt o. AX? Oil JUA. ? ju, 1? jj* Af m REDUCTION IN PRICE OF Spring and Snmmer Clothing, AT R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD'S. WE liov? tho largest retail stock in the ?State, and, anxious to reduce it, will sell it at G HEATLY RED?OED PRICES. Tho stock is unbroken, and tho best stock we have over handled. New HATS, of a desirable style, Just re? ceived. This red nc I ion will apply aleo to cor CUS? TOM DE PA HTM EN T. May 16 .s.aiai.iavMs "o JA. Q H J.V 'Sniqioib jeraumg pus Suiadg NI NOIXOflqSH Tho only lino Flaying Cards at POLLOCK'S. TO D E?LER8 And Those in Want. Qf DRY G O O D!. WE Lave now In" Btoro a full ?n'e^ot'the newest and moat FASHIONABLE GOODS? Of domestic, french and English manufac? turo, which wo guarantee, at all times, to sell as low, if not at less prices, than any house ia Columbia, baying our Goode from the largest and most celebrated establishments ia the United Btatos. And as we desire to please all, we have now in oar house the ' BES? GRADES or EVERY CLASS OP GOODS, From the lowest, to the highest, and we feel confidant that ail thone iavorinK ns with an order from a distance will l?e pleased and satisfied that OUR H OTJ S E ?.IS. -VJJ . L Jl ?'. THE ONE . ? . ? ?.? I '. . i i Ss; 7 In thia city to d?al with,' " Wa will, upon application, send', promptly by mail, fall lines of samples of those kind of Goods desired aad epeoiflnd byv3tn- frissda aad customers. All ordere accompanied by cash amounting to (25 aad over, delivered in any part of tho H tate free of freight chargea. Thone unaccompanied, will be eon! O. 0.1>. We respectfully sohoit orders, which will receive the prompt and personal attention of one of the firm. Oar prices being low, vre thick w? ona render sattnfarHfiV. ?li. ot? us a trial. J. H. & H. L. KIN ARD, May3_COLUMBIA, 3. C. Just Received, AT PORTER & STEELE'S, A FCLL LINK OF SASH RIBBONS, DC ALL COLORS, FOB MAY PARTI ES. . April 27_ ALL TO HAND. O?B BEAUTIFUL, ATTRACTIVE AND extraordinary CHEAP STOCK OF DRY GOODS Is in atoro and moving, making room daily for NEW ARRIVALS, Which we will continue to receive all through tho season. OUR SAMPLE BUREAU Is a success, and we are now distributing Goods over tho entire Btato through its agency. Tho most careless observer cannot but seo the great advantages ' to be derived from dealing with a livo house, like onre, where everything is kept moving by system and order-where no extra profita are tacked on to pay idle hand*. Of oonrse, we oan and do SELL GOODS CHEAPER . THAN AH Y HOUSE IN THIS SECTION. A positive proof ia, that we seU more Gooda than all tho rest added together. That ia the proof. Tho pooplo know where to buy cheapest, and let tho ?tranger follow the great public. In buying, let them follow those who know" R. C. SHIVER & CO. April 8_ GEORGE TUPPER, BROKER, Real Estate and Insurance Agent, COL UitBI?, S. C. OFFICE over W. O. Fisher's Drug Storo, opposite Columbia Hotel, Main street. May 2 COTTON SKED Ol Li CAKE can be had at all times, and in any quantity, of - Jan 21_E. HOPE. Blackwell's genuine Durham Smoking To? bacco at POLLOCK'S.