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N LONDON, June 12,t-Mllo. Sohneidor, a noted Fro neb. actress, ?s 'married to a nobleman. ... "'^v-" .1 Rio JANEIRO* May 23; '^ijfa LISBON^ Janei 12.-Tho Regent of Brokil is in*, vested with full powers during the ab? sence of the Emperor. . .Senator Jasqoari. has received-the appointment ?s Brazil? ian Minister of War. Tho^ Brazilian GovoihmoQt proacntod 'to tho'Ohaipb'?ra iv bib for tho emancipation of all slaves belonging to tho Grown. - . *'7 ... .'.. :| LONDON,''Juno 1.2.-Tho Communists of Olor ken well, '"Loddon, ' havo resolved to hold a mooting Monday night, in Hyde l'ar?r; io protest againsi eiirsdi-? tion. . /t'i<> .5 ( .' ": :.t . : . . ; , ! Hsryest prospects in France and Pr us sin,-, ara d^doniogiug. \ Much obed; peri iehedu.. , lu tho moro Ilaetorn portion? of Europe, ho wo vsr, crops promise an abundantyieldi ';*.' . lu tU4 Common s, Gladstone^ replying to a question, 'said the. sixth. article of the treaty of Washington 'prohibits the uso of neutral ports for Voue wal or aug montjxtioh of arms and supplies to belli? gerents only when exported in tho or di.,I nary cou reo of commerce.' ? This, rna, J said, was the understanding oh'tho part of President Grant and Ministor Sphonck. It' wad understood, however, that oh Eresontation of the rule for acceptance ; y other powers, that a statement on this point should be clear. - ? * .' Gladstone, o tated ho bed received the o??onb of the-United States Government . to a proposal to submit three principles . of tho treaty. * to European . powers for j their acceptance., i He believed the pro? spectivo advantage to England would be imm?nse.: He concluded by .praising j the tone of America throughout tho ne? gotiations. ' Y'll! ... In the House. of Lords, Russell, in moving an address to tho Grown against 1 ratification of the treaty of Washington, unlcsa arbitrators were bound only by international and British laws existing | at tho time of the American war, argued that otherwise England might apply one. rale ana Athen oa another,, and a ?bi tr a tors still another. The tfe?ty "will be demanded to. iseoure- peace, but it was a dangerous precedent, and an unwise ne? glect of d'aty of Great Britain to her American colonies, whoso fishery inte? rests were.sacrificed, for the treaty was one-sided even about .fisheries. Ho as? serted that Great Britain had observed all obligations of neutrality during the war, and quoted from the Bine Books to provo his assertion, ntfd scouted the idea of negligence' on - the part ' of the Government, In Q?noluaion, he said tho treaty sacrificed English prestige; it sacrificed ail for peace. Granville said 'lie accepted the discus? sion,, bu toot Ru ss o? l's motion. Reex? plained tho circumstances attending the' negotiations of th? treaty, and declared its terms honorable and advantageous, for Canadaf while . he regretted the ox elusion of Canadian .olaims, growing oat of;Fenian, invasion, ho could not help soeing tt?at'?oternntional gain was incal? culable. , ? '? Earl Derby hoped Russell would with? draw his1 motion for tile rejection of the treaty, which America would'' how take as a direct insult. He 'did hot be'gr adga apology,'but regrettes, ihVretrospeeli??i. rale, because ? U pat .'England on trial after- her ' admission; of regret' for events under'-laws passed J ton years after the events oaourred. Personally, he accept? ed tho treaty as an accomplished fact, taking- evil with good. He hoped no pressure would be applied to Canada to interfere with the exercise of her free will. He rejoiced with everybody that j the irritating difference was ended. - Earl de Grey and Ripon defended the treaty and the conduct of negotiations. He. scouted tho imputation ot lamb-like meekness of British Commissioners be-1 fore tho' shearers. It is true they de? sired! to conciliate the Amenoana.'but nothing more,. Several of the proposals made by tho Americans had boon persis toutly'acclinod, although they were hot preposterous.' ' An apology for the escape of the Alabama made tho con elusion of a good treaty possible. The settlement of neatruhty questions* was a vast gain, as neutrality was England's f qt?re policy. Omission of any provision for reciproci? ty was unimportant in view of the pro? gresa freo trade was making'in America. Ho'def ended tho articles concerning the fisheries, om the ground that Canada was really)benefited by them; ii - - . ? . The Earl of Ki mbeVTy said Canada ex-i ol^taVQir.7fbr the^ treaty. ' Ijor d Oajrus deprecated Rasa ell 'a ia o, tio'o. Trie treaty^ was. as binding now a? if it,had been ratified,'although it was badly drawn, and obliged England'to stib'mit ' tb. principles hitherto unknown tal the country. treaty eaorilio?d the right of.neutrals to American Susceptibilities^ . - . The. Duke of* Argyle 'paid Englaud gained in, acknowledgment of certain great'rules of'intbrnationnl law without making any sacrifice. Earl. Russell thea withdrew his mo? tion, and the debate wps brought to a oloBe. ? ... . LONDON, Juno 18.-The Lord Mayor of Dublin is dead. . The army in Paris will evaouate within two days, except the Lavillette District. Urbaine, a member of the Commune, has been arrested. A manifesto from the Directory Society of the*fbterna tiooal protests against the Versaillist cruelties, and urges tho members to avohgo their slaughtered brethren. LONDON, June .18.-The 7?me* says the discussion, yesterday, in tho House of Lords, onoe more shows that- the ad? vantage of tho treaty of Washington greatly overbalances its defloienaies. Wo admit that to yield everything to oonoiliato an opponent is unwise; but the American commissioners also re? ceded from their original demands. The machinery pf arbitration is satisfactory, o?ct tho'cl ai ma on both'si-Jes could h at dj pAttte, June 18.-Goderai Fabric, ibo Germab civil mlto?r^trolor -?fi ?JP??JC6,1 o Qloially vial tod Thier?, and . w ?Il ehortfy loave Franco. ' *. .\VHTtflAiXiiiBs, June. 13.-Joiuvillo and D'Aumole visited Thiers?rt; . . .?>.: American InteUSsa^o.. CHARLESTON, Jane 18*-,-Arrived--. s team era Manhattan, Now York; Empire, Philadelphia. . Sailed-etoaiaer Georgia, NewXork. . A" NBW YORK, June 13, - Greeley had a grand reception from the; Republioan committee last night.. Ho. ro-assortod his intention to do his duty, even if ii ?nv^ved the White HonseresponsibiUty. He "spoke in Bfevere terms ?i- the Kc Klux, which, he said, the .Government ought to extirpate at once and1 fereyej? and in severer and mo-re; sarcastic con' damnation of-the. thieving carpet-bag gora who plunder and prey ?opon the ne groes and poor whites, while pretending to be anxious for their education and th? salvation of their sonja. He Raid thej were the greatest existing obstacles t< Republican aeoandsnoy in the South, anc so ho denounced them. ?? CINCINNATI, June 13.-200 bogsbeadi of tobacoo wero barned in a Coviugtoi drying-h ouao. SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.- -Tho ski] Don , Ju an was burned at sea.. 501 Coolies, fastened under tho batch, wer< roasted. The ship was fitted" ont ber for ibo coolie trade, and was. sold to : Peru company. " .' , WASHINGTON, June 13.-Bowen bo been eeo te need to two years in the pon i ton ti (i ry und $250 flue. He ia now i; jail. It is understood his application fa a now trial will now bo abandoned. H will rely upon Presidential clemency. The Agricultural Bureau has ?labor?t reports regarding the acreage and oond: tion of cotton, including foi ty Coontie from North Carolina, forty-eight Com ties from Georgia, and a like proportio from other States The Bureau is bas comparing these return's with those lal year, and will, on the 15th, publish il first cotton statement for this year. Tb orop'.undoubtedly ' will be aomewbi short, but tbe Bureau hus no data upo which to base figures. All available negro recruits in tl Eastern Division have been ordered i the . 25th Infantry in Texas.- They g via Newport, Ky. Probabilities-The winds on tho mu die .and Eastern States will probabl abate during the night. There are i: indications of any serious disturban on Wednesday/ East of tho Mississippi partially cloudy and warm weather wi probably prevail. The Internal Beveuue Commission' bas issued a circular concerning pros .cution for violation of 'law. AU bor plaints presented by professional .'. i formers .should receive careful sor util before commencement of prosecution. The store ship Supply, which to( provisions to Franco, ia coming lion with tho sick of the European squadro Among them is a lieutenant aud pa master-insauo. Rev. A. , S. Luken, of Alabama, fe morly of New York, testified before tl Ku Klux Committee for four hours. I gives a terrible' piotore of affairs in t East, and saya affairs in Alabama are ad .as ever. Among bis narratives, ti presiding elders were driven from tin work, two ministers whipped, anotb fired at and required to leave his oirca ono traveling minister killed, and t loc?l ministers murdered. Laken hi self w^S shot at in his house, and'a! on the highway, and bad been otberw molested. AU this since 18G8. T Republican members pf tho commit1 say Lakon's testimony'is tbe most tereating and valuable they have : taken. Nsw YORK, Jane 13.-The third i nual re-union, of the army and navy the Gulf, Sheridan presiding, occi July 7, at Newport. At a special meeting of the stookho era of tho Southern Trans-Continer UaJIroad Company, to-day, it was rest ed -that a com oiittee of three be appoi ed to ooh fer with tbe Texas Pacifie R road Company, with power to negotf with them, for a salo of thoir propel The cordmittoo consists of Edward P: pont, E. B. Hart and W. R. Trayers. Tho directors of tho Trans-Contine al and Texas Pacific Railroad aro hold a secret kneeling hero, with the purp .of' endeavoring to effect a consolidai Weston, walked 112 miles ia tuet .three boura and forty-five minutes. ST. LOUIS, Juno 13.--Judge Lint decides that tho Missouri Stato Lott .is legally chartered, and cannot bo : lested until tho charter legally expire Charles P; Gorofcld, formerly a re table and prosperous citizen, but rec ly intemperate, shot himself through head, while playing dominoes. BOSTON,' June 13.-Between 7,000 8,000 Odd Fellows were in line on occasion of laying the corner atom tbe new temple. GALVESTON, TKXAS, June 13.-Ano terrible storm from the North nnd No east struck this city yesterday, at 1( M., and oontinuod with great fury midnight last night, destroying ? graph and railroad oommunioution, doing great damage to tho oity and a ping. St. Patrick's Church, just finis! was blown down, and is a total i The steamer Mollie Hambleton sun six feet of water, and had her cabin ohimnoya blown off; the steamer Bel Texas lost her chimneys; the si lighter Emily, with OOO bales of cc on board, was sunk; the steam Superior was sunk. A large numb? smaller oraft blown usbore will pi bly be saved, with but little damage Five vessels of tho fleet anchored side ore missing. The bark Chain parted ber cables at 3 P. M. and we sea, af tor a. portion of her* masts been out away. The ship Excelsior to sea at 0.30 P. M., tho ship Mis at 4P. M., the bark Caroline Lerne 0.80 P. M., and a schooners nairn known, some time after dark. - The Ca? roline Lemont cleared on Wednesday last for Liverpool, with. 1,425 bales of cotton, bot h??tr ffipf jg?l/sailed. The oldest oitizeiis Say this was' the severest storm of rain and wind ever known here. Tbe velocity of tho wind was sixty miles per hour. A ?toamer bas been sent in search of the missing vessels. The tele? graph from San Antonio, Texas, with stationery for one year, has boen award? ed to Joa< J, Denley & Co., of St. Louis. NIT ANOIAL AMP COWMKRC1AX.. LONDON, June 13--Noon.-Consols |9LK. Bonds 90&. t*v PARIS, Jane 18;-Rentes 53 tund 40. T^rvsnTodn, Jabe 13-Noon.-Cotton ' firmer-uplands Orleans 8>? ?8>?J; sales-18,000 bales; speoulatiott and export 8,000; nearly due from New Orleans 8K LIVERPOOL, June 13-Evening.'-Cot 'ton firm and unchanged; sales on named ship at Charleston or Savannah 8% ; at New Orleans 8)??. Yarns and fabrics 'firm. ' ;\ LONDON, June 13-Evoning.-Consols 91%. Bonds 90>?. PARIS, Jnue 13-Evening.-Rentes closed at 58 and 50. . r; ,-. NEW YORK, Juno 13-Noon.-Stocks \ steady and firm. Qold steady, at 12J4'. Governments dull and off a little. Money easy, at 3. State bonds dull and steady. Exchange-long 10; short 10J?. I Flour quiet nud unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn quiet and firm. Pork steady, at 16.00. Lord firm. Cot? ton quiet and easier-uplands 20; Or? leans '?0%; eales 2,000 bales. Freights dull. 7 P. M.-Cotton quiet and easy; sales] 4,108 bales-uplands 20. Flour steady. Whiskey quiet, at 94. Wheat easier- { winter red and amber Western 1.63@ ' 1.63??. Corn closed dull, at 75@76. Pork heavy, at 15.76@16.00. Beef quiet. Lard steady-kettle ll . Froighte active. Mobey a drug, at 2@4. Ster? ling firm, at 9%@10. Gold 12)??12%. Governments steady, at ??0. decline; 62s 12}?. States steady but very dull. Ten? nessees 71; new 71. Virginias G8)^'; now 72. Louisianas GO; new 68; levees 68; 8s 84. Alabamas 1.02; 5s 72. Georgias 88; 7a 92 North Carolinas 47; new 27. South Carolinas 76; new 63. CINCINNATI, June 13.-Pork unsettled, at 15.75; no buyers. Lard buoyant, ac 10>?; JO;J asked. Bacon in fuir demand -shoulders 6%; clear sides 9. Whiskey 89. LOUISVILLE, June 13.-Provisions firm ad advancing. Mess pork 16.00. Shoul? ders 7%; olear sides 0j?. Whiskey 89. Lard unchanged. BALTIMORE, June 13.-Bacon has au advancing tendency -shoulders 7J.J ; rib sides 9; clear rib OJ J ; sugar-cured bama 16@17. Whiskey steady. Pork firmer, at 16.00. Others unchanged. Cotton demand mostly for speculation-mid diing 18%@20; receipts 174 bales; sales 550; stock 1,220. NEW ORLEANS, June 13.-Corn firmer mixed 73; white 73@75. Pork firmer mess 17.00@17.50. Bacon aotivo and firmer, at 7>2@9%; sugar-cured hams 14@14j?. Cotton quiet and strong Orleans 10J.{; receipts 2,156 bales; sales 8,000; stock 67,699. SAVANNAH, June 13.-Cotton quiet-I middling 18; stock 8,610 bales; receipts! 165; sales 150. Mom LE, June 13.-Cotton firm-mid-1 diing 18%; reoeipts 130 bales; sales 200;1 stock 15,200. NORFOLK,' Juno 13.-Cotton qoiet low middling 18; receipts 639 bales; Bales 20; stock 1,835. BOSTON, June 13.-Cotton quiet and | steady; receipts 810 bales; sales 350;) I stock 5,000. CHARLESTON, Jane 13.-Cotton quiet middling 19; receipts 466 bales; sales | 100; stook 7,855. WILMINGTON, June 13.-Cotton firm- I middling 18 \{; receipts 50 bales; eales 6; stook 1,388. AUGUSTA, Juno 18.-Cotton-light! offering checked sales; market opened at | 18% for Liverpool middling, but closed quiet, at 18>?; sales 50 bales; receipts I 50. READ THIg! W E take pleasure in culling tho special attention of tho trade to our largo and well selected block o' Ladies', Misses', Children's, Men's and Boys' MU MI ninnis. Which wo are Belling at MAN UFA CTURER'S PRICES. GIVE US A CALL, and examino heforo you j buy. J. H. & M. L. KIN ARD. May 20 To Rent. ADE8IRABLE STOKE, on Main streot, near tho cornorof mantling. For terina, apply to Dr. John Lynch, or Feh 22 HENDRIX ft BRO. Lippman'B Ditter? aro for salo by all drug-1 pinta and dealers. Depot in Columbia, H. C., I at Giman & MoQnBoon*B, Druggists. 8 18 BlaokweJPa genuino Dnrham Smoking To? bacco at POLLOCK'S. The ooolest Lager in tho oity can be-had at POLLOCK'S. fJUOKETS to tLoConceitk,bf tho SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION ASSO? CIATION ready for aale and delivery. AH order? from tho country promptly filled. Agents wanted for the Counties of Lancaster, Lexington, Sp&rtanlrorg, Greenville, Abbeville, Oco. nee and Fiohona. Apply lo jp[ Juno 6 D. GAUBRILL 4 CO., General Agenta, ColumbiP, 8. C. $25,000 BB DISTRIBUTED TO PICKET-HOLDERS, i f%^(i|? BUILDING ASSOCIATION. ? o miiE following PROPERTY and CARI! will bo placed in tho banda of tho Truatce?, John X Agnew, Sr., Mn]. Meighan and it. C. Shiver, in trust for the benefit of the Ticfeet-holdera I of Ibu above Association, to be delivered to thone who, on tho day of the raille, may be enti? tled to them. Tho tille tu thu real catato baa been placed in the hands of Col. F. W. McMae tor, Attorney at Law, who will examine tho same and givo true warranty deeds, free from all encumbrance, on thn day of drawing. The first prize in tho Temperance Itali, now occupied on the fir-tt floor by Mesara. L?rick A Lowrance. The lot ia 25 reel Trout on Main atreet, by 2G3 feet deop. Tho building ia 150 feat long and two stories high, lt ia now leased for three yoara for $1,400 per annum, payable monthly in advance, valued at.$29,000 SecondFrize-Lot adjoining I?OHO'B Botel, M leel front, 208 feet deep, valuod at. 1,900' Third Prize-L<>t adjacent to above, 25A feet front, 208 feet doep, valued at. 1,100 1 Cash Prize. 60? I 2 Caeb Prizea, $100 each.?. 200 ! 4 Cash Pi iz*H, at $50 each . 200 I 110 Cash Prjzea, at $10 each.-.. ;... 1,100 j 120 Prizea.$25,000 I 2,500 Ticket*, at $10 each.$25.000 Tickets m av bo had of thc General Agent. Dr. K. W. WHF.ELER, at Tempe ran co Hall, or at tho Muaic Store of Mo*?-?. LYRRAND A RON, Meaara. JOHN AGNEW <k CON, T. M. POL? LOCK And D. C. FE1X) CPO A SON. The following gentlemen have consented tn Miperintend the drawing: J. C. B. Smith, A. G. Drenizer and Henry E. Scott, in connection with a committee of tbreo ee lee ted by the Ticket holders oh the day of drawing. Aa tho tieketa havn met willi a rapid aale, it may bo ?afely presumed that the drawing will I ta!;e place hy the 15th of July, at the Temperance Hall, Columbia, H. C. Cant. Wadu L?rick, Agent in Lexington. UKFERT;NCF.H-E. J. Scott, Son .V Co.'a Hank; Col. J. Ii. Palmer, President Central National ' Bank; Citizens' Saving* Rank; South Carolina Rank and Trust Company, and W. B. GnJiok, Cashier Carolina National Rank. For further iut'ormatiou, address DR. E. W. WHEELER, Jnne 9 Box 88, Colombia, S. C. m DIXON'S ! ?Bi^STEEL SWEEP. TH HES IHN G MA CUINES, HOUSE PO WEES, FAX MILLS.. GRAIN CRADLES, RELTING, AND all kinds lateBt IMPROVEMENTS IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, at wholesale abd retail. Our interest ia, and association with, manu? factories, ia such that wo can muli o cloner figures, and give better goods, than any honse in thia country can do in thia lino. ONLY TUT and wo will convinco yon. May 23 L?RICK A LOWRANCE. Intelligence Office, (Opposite Masonic Uah.) WE call the attention of the citizens of Columbia and vicinity to tho fact that we have purchased the iutorost of BK ARD & ORCHARD iii the above institution, and will give attention strictly to its demands. Males or females wishing employment of any kind can bo supplied by calling, or sending in their names and rosidoucoa and announcing their wants. The desires of employers will Oe im? mediately taken notice of. ICeutors and those wishing to rent will be provided for. Tho collection of Accounts will ho pursued, Ronda negotiated, aud salea of Heal and Pcraoual Property made. LEE 4 SMITH. ? June ;! Special Notice. ? VHU-^L TI?E ^ ILLS HOUSE. <^Ore?3&*3. Charleston, S. ii., has reduced flanui^^?-'trt nUo ul Transient Hoard to Hg^SaUiEi-$3.0(1 per day during the sum? mer UI-JD tua. . J. PARKT.lt, Proprietor. G. Wi PAUK?U, Superintendent. May SO 3iuo For. Rent. MWE offer thu following desirable pro pert j torrent: THAT splendid family RESIDENCE, with forty-two aurea of laud ullauhcd, known as thu "Walker Placo." Several - hundred fruit treta of the choicobt selection non in full bearing. Tho lauds aro comprises of highlands and meadow, with a bold free spring not distant from the boneo. Tho front near four aurea in extent, facea on Upuoi Boundary, one of our mott public Btrceta lt. O'NEALE & SON, June 3 Cotton Tom). Millinery. rr. . MRS. O. E. HE BD begs leavt SgSfttifi^&L to inform tho huhes in Ronera WMi iL. K that abe baa now ready a tull lim JR'. Mt-Ja oi tM0 latest and moat faahionabli ^t|-A> Ml st y lea of MILLINERY, Hair am ^CMjjQSr Fancy Gooda, al reduced prices .S^iKr, %Alan, freah anppliea ?every week ?all and see for yonraolvc-a. May 4 .Soda and Mineral Water. THE FOUNT in open for tho season, wit! choice svruns, made from pure juice o tho fruit. ' HEISE'H CONFECTIONERY. STOCKS, UOND8 and COyi'O.VS bough and auld by D. GAMBRILL, Broker. Nov 23 Gmo_ HAMS ! HAMS1! HAMS ! ! ! CHOICE MAGNOLIA HAMS! CHOICE MARYLAND II AMS 11 CHOICE CHOWN HAMS I I Together with a full stock Smoked and Dr Salted BACON BIDE R, Shoulder? and Btripi for sale at low prices to cash consumera. May 27 JOHN AGNEW A HON. The Exe h an tro House CM* fiAS boon overhauled and ro-arrangt Kijfor tho Spring and Summer. Iced bev ?Bf rages compounded at short notice. . May 5__VAYBINOER A FRANKLIN. Imported and Domoatio Cigara al POLLOCK TO BEA I? E R S And Those in Want of DRY GOODS WK havo DOW in store a full line of the | ii owe gt and most ' . ' FASHIONABLE GOODS Of domestic, French and English manufac? turo, which wo gnarautee, at all timos, to sell as low, if not at less prices, than any honae in Columbia, Inning oar Goods from tho largest ?iud most celebrated establishments in the. United St Ates. And as we. dosiro to j please all, we hara no?- in our boase tho BEST GRADES OP I EVERY CJiASS OP GOODS, From tho lowest to the highest, and wo feel j confident that all those favoring us with an I order from a distance will be pleased and satisfied that OUR HOUSE 18 THE ONE lu this city to deal with. Wo will, upon applioation, send promptly hy mail, full linos of samples of thoso kind of Gooda doairod and specified by oar friends, and customera. All orders accompanied by cash amounting to $25 and ovef. deliverod in any part of tho State freo of freight clfttogea. Those unaccompanied, will bo sent C. O. D. Wo respectfully solicit orders, which will re?oive tho promut and personal attontlon of ono of tho firm. Our pricos hoing low, ws think we can render satisfaction Lo all. Give ua a trial. J. H. & M. L. KI NA RD, May 3__COLUMBIA, 8. C. Qomilne imported Curacoa, Abayntho and Maraschino, at POLLOCK'S. . ? i i'i H : i-i a. -iii ^.-iJLO-ti<D?33. Sales. vi . ? Referee's Bale. M : Uar Iba JV Townsond, Administratrix,' ra. Wm. F. Butson ci al, BY virtue of tho order o? the Court lu the cause above entitled, X will sall, balor? tho Court House, io Colombia, on the FIRST MONDAY in July noxt, tho following REAL ESTATE, of which Samuel To wa BO nd died possessed, being All that niece, parcel or tract of LAND, in Richland County, containing ono hundred and" three acree, mor? or less-hounded North by lands of John Fielding; East by Ianda pf 0.0. Marshal, Trna toe; South by landa of L. J. Hancock, and Weat by tho South Carolina Railroad. Traita or SALE.-SO much cash aa will pay tho expenses of aalo.and the dower assessed thereon; tho balance on a credit of one and' .two years, aeonrod by bond of the purchaser with good surety," and 'a' mortgage' of the' premises sold. W. Su MONTEITH, Jone ll fS_ Sp?cial Referee. AT~LOVE & CO.'S. t, NOW OPENING FANCY FAST COLORED MUSLIN. jy?ORE of those beautiful LENOE8 and ' JAPANESE POPLINS, at lowor prices. New styles in ' Swiss, Victoria and Linen Lawn?. . BLADE DEESSES, Under Garments for Ladies. . We are ?ole Agents for the - "EMMIE SEWING MACHINE," ' Helpmates of our mothers and wivoa. Hundreds of ladies in thia city oan testify to their being tho best in ase. Wi D. LOVE, June 9 B. B. MoOREERY. ? KEW GOODS AT .' . .. ' .. . C. F. JACKSON'S. "VTKW styles of PRINTS. JLN New styles of Aprons, white apd hoff. Children's White Monaul Blouses. I Children's BmT Linen Blouses. Ladies' Silk Saratoga Ties. AR at very low prices. . Juno 8 ?X.X. TO IA? OUR BEAUTIFUL. ATTRACTIVE AND extraordinary CHEAP STOCK OF DRY GOODS Ia in ?tore andmoving, making room daily for -' NEW ARRIVALS, Which we will continue to receive nU through tho season. Olm 8AMP1.K BUREAU Ja a success, and wo aro now distributing Gooda over the entire State through Ito agency. The moat careless observer1 cannot but BOO tho great advantages to be derived' from dealing with a live house, like oura, where o very thing ia kept moving' by ajotom , and order-whero no extra profits are tacked on to pay Idle bands. Of ooaree, we can and do SELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN THIS ? E CTION. " ?. positive proof is, that wo seU more Goods than ali tba . j rest . added together.. That is the proof. Tho people., know where to buy oheapest, and . , let tho stranger follow the groat pabilo. In - ; buying, let them follow those ?ho know i? R. 61-SHIVER ft CO. * April 8 ... , .. . CORRECT TIME "li s^S. MAY bo obtain od by calling at I BA AO ni I aKaSULZBACnER'S and purchasing one ^Wlof those jn?Uv . celebrated ELGIN &^???5 WATCHES, and whore you can find a y^rwM completo ntoek of Diamonds, Jewblry; I* '"^H Silver and Plated Ware, of the beet*^'' 'Vt^BjLmannfaetitre. In addition are thc . United Stat ea, Waltham,.English and Swics Watohee in Gold and Silvor Caaes?which will.'-.' bo dotted out at New York prices. ' . ' Constantly on bund fine Gold Chains, Seal-' - Rings, Charma,Lockets, Sleevo Buttons,t?ete, aud a varied stock Of Fp"oy ArticJqe, j .. r Allkfnds of Repairing donejjromptly, and warrant?d, by 18AA0 SULZHAC??R," April 27 ? Under Columbia Hotel. " ' ~' Coal! Coal!! Coal!!!, T~ THE nndoraigned has made arrangements with parties in Charleston, and is pro pared to furnish COAL at 116 per ton pf 2,000 weight, cash on delivery. Orders left nt greenville Railroad Office, over Mouth Caro? na Bank and Trust Company, promptly at fonded to. THOS. J. MOORE, Agont. Juno 10_,_ Imo Wanted to Rent, MA COTTAGE, oontainlng four or fiva Rooms, within two or three squares bf Pnmxix office Apply at thia omeo. __J unel 1_;_'_ Magrath's Digest of Sonth Carolina Law Reports, TO tho pr o sop t time. Price 15. Vor sale at . BRYAN AMoOARTER'S BOOKSTORE. Juno ll__. . ~ Hay! Hayll Hay Ul 1 i~\f\ f\i\f\ LBS. PRIME HAY for sale IA rll.UUU -dollvered in Columbia ?r at $1.25 per huudrod. Orders td be loft at E. v Hope's, with J. E. Gyles, Eeg. Juno 11 M1KBLL A LEVY, r ~ Cheap Fertilizer. A rv TONS COTTON REED MEAL. Excol ?frU lent for maim*?. EDffA-RD HOPE.. 8eegers' Beer DON'T contain strychnine. It is pure, and warrantod to bo so. March ll