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JI^ ISONCON, Jane 8i-^I^^T^toflbuvg
^Tournai r-aaltes ttt?rtpminKmtBWCalion
to the Czar of tMTmipe^^t?er df Oa
, jUAuii, instituted oy/tlj'?^r'^ftt, ^olt^n
'.jil ??4l? ' Tho prcse?U?io? .was, made by
the british Ambassador,; ".The a pee ob aa
made anu couiments'of ik&'J?'umalupou
the'ceremony fjill/behn'?ireftie: general
belief- thai the relations o? the. two oonn
tries.are excellent. ? . . .>.".'<
. i BONDON, June 8.-TheHdns?bf Oom
1 m?t?s'.to-night is enj^j&d/ itt ? long de*
. bato On tho army;regM$on bill. Card
veil defended the o?anse; abolishing the
sale of military Commissions. A" inci?
dental vote,'while-it did not decido'the
question..of abolition, Bhowed the Go
. CvGfnment bad a majority o?? 17Y;
YXBB?SXO?a? June S.-^The i Assembly
r?snmdd the debate upon the disabilities
of t'h'o Orleans' Prince?^-The comm itt et
repotted in favor of the -aboli Lion of the
proscription. Thiers said he opposed
the* abrogation;' thinking the change
tWould be dangerous, but "assented op c
pledge that the Princes would not sit ic
the Assembly or intrigue against the re
public. Tho safety of tho republic wai
.entrusted to him; and be! ^boid' not be
tray the trust. tTho abrogation was oar
ried by .484.to 103. WbHi'Ouppu th?
- elections of Dake d'Aumate and Prino<
DoJoinvitle were ! dec la fed valid, by 441
? to 118.' .' , ; 1 :.:.u
y BBS, A TTiTiKfl, Juno. 9.- Kussel'a noe
Courbet's arrest is confirmed.- .Courts
martial will, treat prisoners as military
not' political offenders. The supple
. mental .elections ocpnr July 6. The re
port of Ferry's appoiutmeut ns Ministe
to Wauhingiou ls false. '
American Intelliaonce. '
KrsosTOH, June 8.-Carlotta'Pal ti ai
rived from Panama andotarted for Eng
land. : ?
Indian engineers .have begun wor
for tho irrigation of the soil.
Despatches from Aspinwall of tho 4t
?tate that.-another engagement hud take
.'-place nt Tilpa, State-'of Bayuca, bot wee
, the Government troops and the icsui
goiitv in. Which tho. former wo rp victor
oufl, driving:tlio latter on all oidos, an
inflicting -great slaughter; : The Govert
ment troops numbered 1,000, and th
insurgents 800. -The insurgents dil
banded,: and the Government j party J
. again secure in power.
;.' ? JSBw Yoitk,, Junq Q,r-f,J?? : Coburn,
;. prize fighter, baa beoo. arreatod, charg?
: ...with, having stoleuta walch .and..chai
which waa found in'his possession.'
" Th'?'Ltake'Bhbr.6'Directors, at a moe
ing|to-day, dt'olar.ed four per.ceuL CUE
dividend: payable August IV "Transb
booka will be closed. June ?6 and will, r
up^rx .August 2.. A resolution was.ah
. adopted culling,; a apepiaf meeting <
i stockholders ?nt Cleveland, July 27, I
vote oh the propbsition to increase tl
share of capital from $35,000,000 1
I. ?550,000,000. No aol ?on was" taken in r
gard to the amount of money to 1
called upon the $15,000,000 new stock
! ; The ship Illinois, froai New York fi
' San Francisco, foundered at'sea. Tl
.. crew waa saved. , - ,-'.,.' '. ,,..'
? "News/from Panama! to.tho 5th h
been received.' The 'O?tholib Bisb<
bod arrived; ul)';/ma ?IL'VUO?MO
.i The bark Chester. : was- wrecked *
.tTurk'a leland. .* - -T?AW. J
au The United States BteiiniirVBeeoA J
1 trimed to'-Panama disappointed at n
. "discovering a' cajfal rcqte^^WiH'retu
. to .tho United States shflrtlWi tv,
WASHINGTON, June 8.TT*The Board
Supervisiug Inspectors of Steamboats
.session here will, to-morrow, appoint
"* number of committees to consider stem
- boat machinery, &o. ' >To business
- i m per tau co has yet been transacted.
.u : CINCINNATI, Juno . 0.-Tho Babbinii
Council closes to-day. The meeting 1
' been one of the most important yet he
: and the results. may bec summed up
follows: Twenty-three eongregatic
'. wero represented; - a uni?n, has .be
. effected; a modern prayer book is to
furnished, in'/ which ill allusions to t
return of the Jews to-' Jerusalem am
personal Mesa i ah are to be omitted; t
service is to be largely ?on thu veroni
lar instead of tho .Hebrew language
Rabbinical seminary for ministers is
. bo established; reform's in'eongregatic
are authorized; Sabbath school orgo
"zations aro tb bo effected, and tho cst
bailment of circuit preachers hos b<
determined on. , ,',.,'
. ,'TB.IF. Wade bas'wifchdrawn his'ppc
- dkional declination bf the candidacy
the Obio Governorship. ' ' -
'ii NEW YORK; Jone 0.-The West
Union .report chows . tho net profits
tbexy/iar ending Juno 1, 1871, to bo o
F ^t500.000, . Thb resoaraes of the ti
r Bury have bneii applied to the porch
fl t?? capital stock, which has boen redo
from $41,000,000 to $35,000,000. \
\ bonded debt is about 84,000,000.
, 8AN FUANOIBCO, Juno 0,?-Tho wi
; harvest - boo.- commenqod. o Tho y iel
"batter "ti}?a. ^?as 1. cspac??d-being
, nverago of hall A crop in the State.
Xi :CoN0?no,'|?^.,'erAane;9.r-The org
fl zation of ;the.-H^onso wnB complot?e
the election ?r.Demoorats by two m
Tho Ronato has made no progress,
is doubtful whether a vote can be fo:
this week for Governor. Tho Hons
fighting over a. motion .to declare
. seato vacant:'* Tho^Republicans are
buaterisg; g - ? . . . v < ,
SAt/r IJA?KU,- Juno 07--An emig
woman died suddenly at Brady Stat
Thero was found on borpersou a th rc
ticket from New York to Srm Franc
and $10,000, mos?dy, ia United S
bonds* ?
PHILADELPHIA., Jon?' t).-The Ho
Sethic Convention elected Dr. Talbc
Tew Jorsoy, President. It.1 meets
. year at Washington.
WASHINGTON, Jone 0.--A delicien
825,000 or $30,0C0 has been discos
in the accounts of F. A. MoCar
The disbursing' officer.of the post
discovered tho peculation. McCn:
ia gone to the insane asylum. Thc
Vern meat will probably lose notbin
to 'Mey?l,;TaF 'oroi?p^oja^d^ea^o.
liquors, bonded ne^w^^^Kv*^^ gS'i
l'vor' ?!^D?(^{r?ga1?o?B;'^toatic BpSfjUji
in bond over 6,500,0$)..^wwjtynitifeV'
tt?eA leastf Important districts are note*"
The strike fa over. ;. The workmeu are
getting SI. GO. per da j. j
The^nv?nti?r? AWaH?ambont 'inspec?
tor^ td-day. kpptfrited com raitt?eBrr to
beVin eeaston e?Veraf-weekatJ *?
Probabilities-Pleasant weather, with,
light-Winda, id probable for Saturday Oh
tho Atlantio eoust.' The1 storms '?n the
North-east will probably 'abate daring
the night. The rain OD fhe G?lf' coast,
will probably extend into tho interior.
Fullitig; bard meter, with Eas te ri rewinds,
will prbb'ably cpatidup froth tho Blab
Ridge to the Mississippi River, y
General Sherman1 -will leavo Fort Lea?
venworth to-morrow forWashington, ?1
The FosVmaster /Geni?ral baa jnst or?
dered the' gr?at' .'inalla ' b?tweeu New
y^fc,. Washington and ,New Orleans,
nov transmitted rta Chattanooga, Grund
Janotion and Canton, togo via tho Ala?
bama and Chattanooga Hoad, to Meri?
dian,"atlas. ; thenco over the Mobile' and'
Ohio Road to Mobile; tbonce over the
New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Road to'
New Orleans.
, N?y; YOKE, Juno 9.-A mutiny oc?
curred last Dight on board tho ship Reso?
luto; bound for Liverpool. 'The'seamen
attempted to desert. The seoond mate,
with an iron , belaying pin, wounded;
seven bf them about the head. .- !
An Unknown' sailor from New Orleans,
was Blabbed to death by Chas. Haywood,
on the ; ship Dexter, from Leghoruu.
Haywood is in custody.
A letter from St. John's, Now Found
land, reports tho loss of ? small coasting
Hchoouor, with forty , souls. She left St.
John's for Old Pelican. Forty men of
the crews pf the Nimrod and Hedtor
took passage on her. The passengers,
mostly married, lived at Old Pelican,
j and were returning home, with the pro?
ceeds of a auqoeaaf ul voyage. The vessel
! was unheard of -since May 23. Part of
her Cargo was pinked up at sea. It is
supposed abe struck a low iceberg during
darkness. Tho little village is a scene of
mourning. Nearly every family lost a
member.
.V The Grand Lodge of Masons fixed .tho
nunnaljassessniont at seventy-live cents;
a third whereof goes to the hall and asy?
lum fuud of the Giund Lodge; so there
was n6 retisdn for amending the ritual.
Adjourned sine?ie.
. The charge of murder has been aban?
doned against tho crew of tho brig Buw
ere, and they aro now held as simply at?
tempting to .cre?te'revolt. . \?
A terrible cyclone passed over a por?
tion Of Illinois ou Friday. Tn its path?
way it entirely devastated the earth,
leaving not, A parti?lo of vegetation alive,
and ploughing up the earth to the depth
of several inches. It was-accompanied
by electric phenomena and a sulphurous
smell. Fortunately up houses were with?
in its line of progress aerobs the count ry.
A second "card" to the public, from
the New York car murderor, Foster, re?
pudiates his responsibility for thu pre?
vious oard published in his .name, in
which he was made to oomplain of the
conditions of his trial. His counsel also
cer^Ued that he, endeavored,to procure
the buppressiqu of the first ??rd, '
Why do the ladies look BO muoh at the
mopuM?,: Because there's u man it. ;
. WHObBSALG PIUOES C UK KENT.
?O?iOEOT KV WEEKLY HY THE PO Alli) OP TBADE.
APPLES, ^Jbu.l ?U@STSQ Aloi^SHt?a,?uua,H5<a50
??Auoirm,...18@22 ' NewOrl'uB 80090
BAU HOPE, Manil,@25 Sugar H'ae.. t?CfcCOO
N. Y.or Wea?ilb 8@12 NAILS, y Eog? 50?ti 00
BoTT?n.Nortn. 40@50 ONIONS.#bual75?2 00
Country, *j lb.20@SO OiL,Kerosene,g40?45
BACOM. Hania.l2i@22 Machinery..76?1 00
thjoe, toll. ?18 ?PE0IS, Gold ?110
houlders... 9@11 Silver..... ?104
GAN?LES, Sperm40?70 POTAT'S, Iris2 5003 00
Adamantine 1M5?1G Sweet, bun OOfVCl 00
OoTTu? 1'AUNI 20@1 25 Biet, Carolina lb 9310
CoTTONj'Stct M,... '. 17 SnoT.^bag. Z50@2 20
Middling.IC SALT,Livorp.200?2 10
Low iifdrg,...." 15 I ?OAP, #D>,.7?@10
Qood Ordny,_14 ' Spiaira, Aicehe?,g?5{!0
Ordinary.13! Brandy .,4 00?12 00
CHEESE, E.D.tt. 20@25 !" Gin...2 00@f. 50
factory _lfi?22 ! Rum.2 00@7 00
OoKres, Hio,$?bl7@22 Whtakoy.. .135?4 CO
Lagutiyra . ;. .23(3125 ! Sua AH, dus A 1*15? 1 ti
Java'.28?30 ! Brown.12?14
FLOUE, Co. 7 50@1000 ' STAUCH, y lt.... 8A(<tt0
Northern.750?U00 \ TEA,Oreen Ibl 00?200
OaAiN.Corn 1 15@1 20 ; Black, . ..1 00?1 10
.Wheat_140?1 50 j TOBACCO, Ohw.?<)?l 00
Oats. 90@V 00 ; Smoking,lb..50?l 00
Pose.X io? i so j VINBQAE, Wino,.50?(>0
HAY, Nortn, Ticwt.2 60 French_ ?1 00
HiOEH.Dry, %?bl2J?lb | WINE, Ohani.28?3j 00
Oreen.?8 Port, ^JgalS00?5 HU
LABn,q91b.15?17 Sherry.... 27J?7 00
LIMK, y bbl. 2 G5?2 75 ! Madeira.. .3 00?8 00
Boots and Shoes.
WE are now prepared to Bhow an entire
now aud fresh ?tock of tho above gooda,
bought diroot from first hands. Wo shall en?
deavor to give satinfdctiun to all who doal
with us in t huno goods, and at all times guar?
antee our prices. lt. C. HUI VEU A CO.
Juno 3_,_
Notice.
THREE months from this dato, application
will be made to tho Greenville and Colum?
bia Railroad Company for tho renewal of tho
following SCRIP, befongiug to tho catate of
JESSE DE B LU Hb, which bas been lost or
mislaid, viz;
Stock Scrip No. 1,102, 250 shares.
Aascssmont CortUlcato on samo, No. 1,482,
ii,ooo.
Sonp No. 1,337, 5 abares.
, Assessment Certificate on aame. No. 1.514,
$20; I \ WM. H. PAltKER.
Reooivor Eatate of Jesse DeBruhl, dce'd,
.Jmm2,1871. ,.. Abbovi^lo C. n.
ijpag 0 " " _i' ? 13mo
. ,...Here it the Remedy!;
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS J
TAR AND WILD CHEERY!
mniS compound is purely vegetable, and in
X infallible In tko euro of
Coughs, Onida, Catarrh,
Tightuess on the Breast,
Asthma, Brjnchiba,
Inflammation of tho Lungs,
Consumption,
Whooping Cough, etc., otc
Far nalo only at
May 80 X HE IN ITS H'S Drug Store.
LONDON, Jane 9-Noon.-Consols
91%. Bonds 90>?. Ai . *\
FRANKFORT, Jane 0.-Bonds Db??.
LIVERPOOL, Jane 9-Noon.-^Cotton,
steadier-uplands 8V<; Orleans 8).i ; sales
15,000 bales; for the week 144,000; ex?
ports 20,000; speculation 47,000; stock
914,009, of which American ia 679,000;
export? 42,000,? of which American is
17,000; actual exporta 1,8,000, r ?
LIVERPOOL-, June. 9-F vening.-Cot?
ton firmer-uplands 8)?;" Orleans 8>^;
eales 15,000 bides}, speculation and ex?
port 6,000; afloat 481,000; 1 of which
American is 206,000. "Yarns and fabrics
ato idy.
Nsw Yous, June 9-Noon,-Flour,
quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet and
firm. ' Corn steady. Pork 15.25? 16.60.
Lard. firm. Cotton quiet-uplands 19JB ;
Orloaus 19J?; sales 70? bales. Freights
quiet. Stocks heavy and dull. ' Gold
steady, at !2}g.: Govern uientiir??t?ady
but dull. States firm but dull. Money
easy, at 3. Sterling-long lO^nj short
7 P. M.-Money abundant, nt 2(3)4.
Sterling weak, atuj?@10. Gujd.-121?@
12}4- Governments stoady ali day.
States dull, except new South Carolinas.
Tennessees 7i}?' new .71^. Virginias
68l4 ; new 73. Louisianas 67; new 03;
levees 69)?; 8s 81. Alabamas 103; 5s 72.
Georgias 88; 7s 92>?. North Carolinas
47>?; new 20%. South Carolinas, 75;
new 63?<?. Colton firmer; sales 1,973
bales-upliinds 19%. Flour-Southern
without material chango. Whiskey de?
cidedly firmer, at 93^(?/J4/1.; ; closing at
94. Whoat lo. better und in good ex?
port demand-winter red anti amber
Western l.??@l.GG. Corn closed quiet,
ut 74@7G. Pork a shade firmer und iu
fair demand, at 15.50@15.75. Lard ao
tiver-kettle 10^8. Freights steady.
ST. LOUIS, Juuo 9.-Flour quiet and
weak-superfine wiuter5.25@5.30. Corn
butter-sacks 58. Whiskey strong, nt
91. Pork held stiffly, at 10.00. Bacon
uctive and higher; lurge sales Tor future
aud on epot-shoulders 6^; olear sides
8,3?. Lard higher, at 10(aii0>?.
.LOUISVILLE, JUUO 9.-Flour active,
firmer and source. Corn 08. Provisions
firm and ?c?>3 uctive, with nu buyers.
Whiskey strong, ut 89.;
CINCINNATI, Juno 9.-Flour firm and
scarce. Corn-demand fair and ad?
vanced, ut 60@57. Pork quiet aud
weuk-10 asked; 15.50 ollered. Laid
unchanged. Bacon in fuir demand, at
lower rates-shoulders ?,1^ ; K?des8>?(<?;9.
WbiBkey unsettled, at 8'J.
Li AI/ri MUK H, June 9.-Flour quiet but
firm for. choice. Wheat dull aud en?
tirety unchanged. Corn-white South?
ern scarce and uctive, at 82@S3; yellow
steady, ut 73(y)75. Polk unchanged,
bacon active und ieuds up-shoulders
7>4@7.??; rib sides 9; clear rib 9#@9??;
sugar-cured barns 16@17. Laid 11("}
11J?. Whiskey firm, at 94. Colton
easier-middling 19>4'@19^.<; receipts
187 bales; stock 1,040; receipts of thc
week 978; sales 2,450.
CuAULESTON, JuUO 9.-Cotton quiet
middling 18^,; ; receipts 307 bales; sales
200; stock 7,821; receipts of tho week
2,432; sales 1,300.
BOSTON, June 9.-Cotton dull-mid?
dling 19*4*; receipts 905 bales; stuck
5,000; receipts of the week 4,283; Bales
2,800.
AUOUSTA, Juno 9.-Cotton market
dull and declining, at 17^?17^ for
Liverpool and 18 for New York mid?
dling; sales 110 bales; receipts 50.
WILMINOTON, Juno 9.-Cotton dull
middling IS; receipts 52 bales; stock 825;
receipts of the week 442; sales 150.
MOBILE, June 9.-Cotton quiet and
steady-middling 18J?; receipts 337
bales; sales 1,400; Btock 16,136; receipts
of the week 1,728; sales 3,600.
GALVESTON, June 9.-Cotton quiet
good ordinary 14^.^; receipts 053 bales;
soles 200; stock 57,905; receipt? of the
week 4,604; sales 3.600.
NEW ORLEANS, Juno 9.-Cotton steady
and nothing doing-middling re?
ceipts 2,404 bales; sales 650; stock
78,128; reoeiptsof the weok 10,790; sales
20,000. Flour firm-super 5.87; double
6.50; treble 6.75(n)7.00. Corn easier
mixed 74; white 75(?j70; yellow 77.
Pork advanced-mess 10.75. Basnu
firmer, at 7>?@9}?< . hams 14? U%.
Lard firm-tiereo 1"}??10??; keg HM
Sugar firm-common 9j.i@9>'4; fully for
ll'.i@12. Molasses firm-fermenting
35($40. Whiskey dull-Western recti?
fied 80@95. Coiiee 13??($15?.?.
SAVANNAH, Juno 9.-Cotton quiet
middling l?; receipts842 bales; sales 50;
stock 10,353; receipts of thc week 3,818;
sales 850.
NORFOLK, Jd no 9.-Cotton quiet-low
middling 17'..i: receipts 305 bales; sales
25; Btock 1,738; receipts o? tho week
125.
PIEE INSURANCE.
George Huggins' Agency,
EsiabtMied in Columbia, S. C., A. J). 1S49.
rTMHE following companies havo complied
X willi the law? of tho Stato of South Caro?
lina, and have boen duly lioensodby thd Comp?
troller-General of the State, and by city ot
Columbia, for thu present year, representing a
CAPITAL. OF OVER $20,000,000.
/Etna Fire Insurance Company, of Hurtful ri,
Connecticut.
Imperial Fire Insurance Company, of Lon?
don. ,
Union Firo laurance Company* of 8*'
Francisco, California. :,\\
Pheonix. Fire Innuranco Company, of New
York.
Putnam Fire Insurance Company, ol Hart?
ford, Connecticut.
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company,of New
York.
GKOItOS HUGGINS, Agent.
Oflice nt Mr. Duftlo'a now booKatore. rtppb
nito tho Columbia Hotel.__^Iay ?:lni?_
To Rent.
ADESI ll ABLE STORE, on Main etroet,
near the corner of lllanding. ForterniB,
apply to Dr. John Lynch, or
Feb 22 HENDRIX A DUO.
?DAT?$T Qgo^a/roypjOFj SOUTHERN 8E
ouiuTiEs IN CHARLESTON, B. C-'Jorrected,
Jap? 9. 1671. by
A. C.KAUFMAN
Jinn ker and Broker, No. 26 Broad street.
Hames of Securities. Hate In. OJ"'d Asked.
STATE 8E0UBITIB8.
North Carolina, old_ 6 _ 48
N. Carolina, new. _ 6 .... 24
Sooth Carolina, old- G .... 76
S. Carolina, new. G .... ,63
S. C. reg'd stock, ex in. 6 .... 65
Georgia, new. 7 ! .... 92,
Georgia. 6 _ 87
Tennessee, old. 6 .... '70
Tennessee, new. 6 ..?. . 70
Alabami. . 8 .... 102
Alidia m a. 5 .... 73
CITY SECURITIES.
AtlaDta, Go., bonds_ 8 .... 90
Augusta, Ga., bonds... 7 .... 83
Charleston stock. G ._ 56
Cbarl'n Fire Loan b'ds 7 _ 75
Columbia, S. ?.,1 bonds 6 _ 60
Columbus, Ga., bonds. 7 .... 76
Macon, Ga., bond's.... 7 _ 76
Memphis, Tuuui, b'nds
old... G _ 56
" new.. G - 55
Havannah, Ga., bonds. 7 .... 85
Wilmington, N. 0. 8 _ 75
Wilmington, N. 0. 6 _ 72??
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlautio and Gulf. 7 _ 80
B. B. R., 1st mortgage 7 _ 60
Central Georg;a. 7 .... 97
Charleston and Savan.. 6 .... CO
ChnrhvUe, Col. & Aug.. 7 _ 85
Cheraw aud Darlington 8 .... 90
Cheraw & "Dar., 2d mort 7 _ 70
Georgia Railroad. 7 .... 97
Green. & Col.. 1st mor. 7 _ 93
Green. & C., State guar 7 _ 58
Laurens. 7 .... 50
Memphis & Charleston. 7 ._ 85
North-Eastern 1st mort. 8 _ 92
North-Eastern, 2d mort 8 _ 80
Suv. & Char., 1st mort. 7 _ '78
Sav. ?fc Char., State gua 7 .... 67
South Carra, 1st mort. 7 .... 90
South Carolina. 7 ... / 70
South Caroliua_:_ G .... G5
Spartnuburgund Uuiou 7 _ 55
RAILROAD STOCKS. Pa)'.
Atluntic and Gulf.100 _ 32
Central Ga., ex div_100 _123
Charlotte, Col. & Aug.. 100 _ 40
Georgia. 100 _103
Green, and Cal. R.B.. 20 _ 12
Macon and Western... 100 _ 07
Memphis & Charleston. 25 .... 9
North-eastern. 50 .... 10
Havannah Sc Charleston 100 _. 20
S. C. H. R. shares. 100 ".... 3G
S. C. R. R.&B'k shares 125 _ 30
BANK STOCKS.
Peon's N'l B'k Charl'u,
capital ?750,000. 100 105 _
1st Nut'l Bank Charl'n
capital 8500,000. 100 125 _
S. C. Loan & Trust Co. 100 _ 97
Caro. Nut. Bank, Col'n,
capital 820.1,000. 100 100 _
Central National Bank,
Col's, enp'i S100.000 100 100 _
S. C. Hank & Trust Co.
capital 8200,000. 100 _ 100
Batik bf Charleston.. . .100 _ 19
Union Hank S. C. 50 _ 5.'4'
People's Bank So. Ca. 37?
Plan? & ?te; Bank S. C. 2??
Hank of Newberry. 25 .
Bank of Camden. 50 .
Others worthless.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
Charleston Gas Co_ 25 _ 20
Chnrl'nCity.R.R. stock 50 _ 55
GrauitevilloMau. Co... 100 _ 109
G. & C. R. cert, indeb. 53
S. C. R. cert, indobt's. par
N. E. R. R, cert, indebt. G5
City Charleston cer. in. par
City of Memphis coup. 60
N. E. R. R. prof. stock. 40
S. & U. R. past due coup. 55
S. & C. R. past due coup. 50
BXCHANOE, ETC.
New York sight.par j.iprem
Gold. Ill ir
Silver. 103 ..
H. O. BANK BILLS.
?Bank of Charleston.
Bank of Camden. 30
Bank Georgetown. - 1
Bauk of S. C. 0
Bank of Chester. IS ..
Bank of Hamburg. 16
Hank of Newberry. 10
Hank of the State of
S. C., prior to'01. 45
" issue 'Ol und '02 .... 33
Tl. ?i Meo. Bank Char'n.
?People's Hank Charl'n.
?Union HankCbnrlcs'n.
*S. Wi lt. R. Hank, old.
?S.W. R. R. Hank, new.
State Hank, Charleston .... 6
Farmers' Ex. B'k Char. 1
Exchange Bank, Colum - 10 .
Com'] Hank, of Cohan .... 10 .
Merck. Bank of Cheraw .... 3 .
Planter's Bank Fairtield .... 3 .
S. C. bills receivable. 95 .
Charleston chango bill?. 95 .
?hti" Billa marked thus (*) are being I
redeemed at tho bank connters^of each. |
Intelligence Office,
(Opposite Masonic Hall.)
WE cull tho attention of tho citizens of
Columbia and vicinity to tho Tact tbat
wo have purchased tho interest of HEARD A
ORCHARD in the alu-vo institution, and will
?ive attention Rtriotly to its demands. Males
or females wishiug employment of any kind
can ho supplied by calling, or ?onding in their
name? and roaideoceu and announcing their
wants. Thc desires of employers will bo im?
mediately taken notice of. Kontors and thoeo
wibhing "to rout will bo provided for. Tho
collection ni Acuoutita will bo pursued, Bondi i
negotiated, aud sales of Heal and Personal 1
Property made. LEE A SMITH. I
Jnnc il_ _\
For Rent.
WE offor tho following desirable pro-.
" pt rtj for rent:
_BL'Tl I AT Pplondld family RESIDENTE, j
with fortv-two avro* of land attached, known
as tho ''Walker l'laco." Several hundred
fruit trees of the ohoicoht ?election now
in full bearing. Tho lands aro comprised
of highlands and meadow, with a hohl fnc
spring notr-distant from tho house. The front,
near four acres in extent, faces on Upper
Bonudarv, ono of our most public si l ett?.
R. 0"NEALE A SON,
June 3 Cotton Town.
f.V" j?nijsif >T. }o if?? thnrcTT ?fe
.i...?-.?7 i '.r vro Jl>.*?l *??'{
.f i i: ?l?ru .? lr.
? Y3HT TAHW,ZU
DEAL ? H ?'
S? And l&?se-iR.^ant O?
: .. &a ??? xt \ . v
? - '? r ?i *. I - :
?BY.^OODS.
.? ?\ -P . -
? Y ? have noiHH ?torc a full line of the
uowoht and mont " !?'. itt'
'. -J A f\ ': . "
PASII1 OiVABLfi GOODS
Or domestic, French and English- manufac?
turo, .which'"We guarantee, at al! timep, to sell
as low, if not at leas prices, than any house
in Columbia, buding onr Gooda from >the
largest and most celebrated 'establishmenta
in tho Uuited Hiatos. And aa wo doetre to
please all, we Uara uow in oar boase the
BEST GRADES
Or
EVERY CLASS OF GOODS,
From the lowest to the higheat, and wo feel
conlldent that alt tboso favoring na with an
order from a distance will be pleased and |
satisfied that
OUR HOUSE
LS
THE ONE
Io this city to deal with.
Wo will, upon appUc.ition, send promptly
by mall, lull lines nf samples of thoao kind of
Goods desired and specified by onr friend
and cnMoroerx. All orders accompanied by
oath amounting to $25 and over, delivered in
any part hf tho Stau- free of freight charges.
Those unaccompanied, will bo sent C. O. D.
We respectfully solicit orders, which will
receive the prompt and personal attention of
one of thu timi. Our prices being low, wa
think wu can render satisfaction to all. Give
us a trial.
J. H. & M. L. KINARD,
May 3 COLUMBIA, S.C.
pooLEYiQ
Il rapltir ?nper*?dlo?; ?U other pr^urtuVtn* for ptwJioioJn j
Xltjant, Sic?? an J II Aottione XOLLX, BISCUITS, BF.EAP.
Buclvktai arni other OrUUI? Cala. Perfcdlg iSiri anJ
XtlialU, and ?ii* aj? r -july fur <?irr.J..ir. ut*. ThoCUX?T
IST Ealing ra*dtr In :lt TTORLP, ?nd lt WTLt K?BP CS
LASS OB SSA, ttl ant clinatr, far fiara, lt lt |Mtl adapte!
t? th? nw of ITouitlceptrt, Mincrt, ilarintrt, Bmtgranf. A' ,
a.i.l lt tu f?ct, ft? ncryrttpKi, th?BBST TKASTrOVDxa
tnsde "fir t\t Kilektn, tit Comp, ta? CoiUg."
BOLD BT cnocEUd a pEALEBs EVEnrwniaE.
Manufactured by DOOLEY Se. BBOTHER,
. 69 NEW 8TREET. NEW-YORK.
May 28 _. j6mo
"ST THAU.' IS llEAUACHEWn nine casrs
?7 . ?mc of ton tho source of heariucho is
not iii the brain, hut in the stomach. Indi
gestion is tito mont frequent cnueo. Tho di?
gestive ordain hoing disordered, they derange
the action et ih'> liter. Uni bowels; the kid?
neys, and the nervo*, and. tho whola secretive
nuil exert !ive machinery bf-ing aa it were
thrown t ut of gear, tho brain fruiters. Re?
store tho hilt nra! tone of tile stomach and
bowels with a few doses of
TARRANTS SELTZER APERIENT.
And lit-adneko anting from thia catlee is &t
euro arrested; Thin delightful preparation
ia tho hobt remedy for chronic and periodical
headache at pr? sent known, and absolutely1
invaluable aa a siouiachio and gent?o cathar?
tic
BOLD RY ALL DitUGOlSFS. Jnn? 6 IG
DIXT)N9S
CELRBRVrSD
S?Egl SWEEP,
THRESH.'NO MACHINES, '
HORSE POWERS, n\
FAN MILLS, '
GIIA1N?U.APLES,
'.' BELTING,
AND ail louds latest IMPROVEMENTS IN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,. at
wholesale an J retail. ...
Our in toroa t in, and association with, mahn;
ruc lol i tn?, is Mich that WO can ?nike Closer
figures; and give better gooda, than any,
house io thin connh-y OM>"<lu in thia line.
ONI.V TIIY ?nd we.will convince you. . .
5?)'2:) L?RICK A LOWRANCt.
Special Notice. 1
TflK M I Ii LS HO'U'DE.
Charleston, H. G., has reduced
ita rate ot Transient Hoard to
! f.1 CO pi r day during tho anm
oi?r m mine. J PAUKER, Proprietor.
G. W. PAHKKII, Superintendent.
Ma? '. 0 3mo
. iWAD iTEOBin
taita,pleasure ia .calling the epocUj
J t"n WJ C.. / - - . id
attention of the Arkde to our largo and Troll*
selected stock o/' . .
1 * i. ' . * ? ' ; ; />:': v*
Ladies', Misses', Children's, Hen's and
v"' ^ rHiich rte are aelllfag at' f
i.i. ?:?.M ,t\:. it X i'f.? .-fv;r.<i,?
MAJHUPAOTUREECS PRICES:*'
.?i.t ali ijn In :oti;:: ? ;: - . :-.' n
O IVE US A O ALL, and examine before lyon
.. -. '-1'u-jt. ii ? il :vjVja . '. ' A : *: ii ,
bUy. ;{ . .; . \ ri .1 .. . ?i) IV ..,
J. ?. & M. L. KINAfiD
May 36.- j ; . C ,
REDUCTION
. - ?. IN jj .. -
PRICE
?I OF
Spring and Summer Clothing,
'.VA^: g*/! " .5.. &
R. & W. C. SWAFFLELD'8.
WE hava the Iargeat retail stock in the
State, and, taxions to rcdnae it, will
Boll it at GREATLY REDUCED ERICES.
The stock ia unbroken, and the beat stock
vf o bare over handled. . ?" ' -Lt?
New HATS, of a desirable etylo,ju?t re?
ceived. . ,
Thia reduction will apply also to our CUS?
TOM DEPARTMENT. May 16
'S.ttTai??VMS O M V "H
. ,'..'*. . iXVl .
'J3uiqio|o aeuituus puu Sauds
i^oiiiOiiaa?i
May 19 . ' ......
.Tust Received.;
FORTES & STEELE'S,
A VOLL LINS OF
.li.? . .?.
SASH RIBBONS,
IK AU. COLORS, ron
MAY PARTIES.
April 27_
AU. TO H?ND.
OUR BEAUTIFUL, ATTRACTIVE AND
extraordinary .
HlJ ? , ?ci.? i. \ L ;
cnBAP STOCK; OF DBI GOODS
Is in store and moving, making roora daily for
NEW ARRIVALS,
Which we will oonO?uft.to receive all through
the season.
' ovtt HA*U'I.K urti::AI
Ia a success, and wo aro now distributing
Gooda over the entire State through its
agency. The most' dareleaa observer cannot
but see the great advantages to be derived
from dealing with a Uve house, like, ours,
where everything is kept moving by System
and order- whoro no extra profits aro booked
on topsy idle'bands. Of couran, wo can and
do SELL .pOliW CHEAPER THAN ANY
nOUSE IN THIS* SECTION. ? positive
proof is, that we ?ell moro Gooda than aU the
rest added together. That is tho proof.
The people know whoro to buy cheapest., and
let tho stranger follow. tba great public In
buying, lot thom follow those who knot*
B. C. SHIVER & 00.
AprllB ? ._
Whooping Cough Candy.
HERE is something for children suffering
with Whooping Cough, Croup, Cougba,
Ao. A pleasant- medicine in the form of
kiaaea, effectual in allaying coughs, croup,
colds. Keep the patient under tho influence
of the med?oine contained in thia candy-, will
allay tho violence of the eon gb. At
. Jane 1 j_H RI KITS H'S Drug Store.
Tho coolest Lager in the city can be h?d at
POLLOCK'S.