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^0Nb?Jj?nt^3.-%^p?iifl 'from Rxedai?ulh?*:snrot^ i?iuo Stauf Th en tr trot a quoitor to 8 o^Ioife, .and W?ftifB??ri.^lf8, V*t fl????. w?ft?ntt^pTr^*pe?l?r%o?hg.8ttv^f i ! cVfeNKA, Jy^?fl~~~nr^Qeu. Von VGo bhrtiz goes10 Berlin as Special ropro s?nt?tivo Ol Austria to. attend the' tri opiphal o^remofftBS^ShiL is Ihe bearer of a -co ? g rat ?lii?u r y i e tter fro m \ tho Em? peror pr Au4m?V>to the Etnperot of Oer .^i?sAr?^^^ 'lB.^Oe?. ri?rophn rand o, a lougssoeeo Vtye?o?? the Assembly in ju? ti fica tl on? l-Vo f ?4?ia s ad m i n i st ratio u. Ho said . ho .^V?to* to :, Napoleon! fn .?u ^tiBt, ibfglp?^t - t?AtV oT Bazaine'* army t? l\iriB^^^^S^^Ut'& -fbe' Cb?fer ohfj? of V0|n|?^MS?^f|^W^8 de?idcd thdt hetN?i^Sra^8^pr bt.J?B?r?H, should pit?paro for thQ-^Gtuth bj^apoldon-to tfie-cnpit-al, wftl?h wo? -formally opposod liy fche Empress,. Qen^Troehu nd dod that]herw?? podly, 'ree?iyed ,by Cpoiit de PSlikW kl l?n^hs theMaWef^roWlned Minister "of ' War. The General'then gave a detailed licpo'unt of the diffioatties of the defence daring tho siege of Baris by the Germans. Pams, Juno 13.-Tho Princess Ma? thilde has asked President Thiers' per? mission to return to Paris,- promising to abstain from political intrigues. Tho public gardens un ve been ro-opon ed, and tho work of -restoration in the Bois de Boulogne has beguu. Laborera aro re planting tresa and shrubbery, filling up ditches, and leveling work's of troops. BHR.SL.AU, June Vi--Tho Stadt the? atre waa entirely destroyed. LONDON, Jone'14.-Earl De Grey will bo created Marquis of Ripon, as a re? ward for his treaty services. A review of 100,0(10 troops ocours in the Champs de Mara on Sunday next. The troops are leaving Lavillotte. Hoehe'fort being seriously ill, bia trial Is jpostponed. r :; The committee of the Assembly on the budget is known te favor raising fonds by loan. A special to tho Standard says there wer? twenty-one executions yesterday in th? Bois do Boulogne. , PAUIS, June 14.-The Bank of Trance holds 22,000,000 bullion. LONDON, June 14.-Tho steamer Anno Smith waa wrecked- near the English coast. Ten lives wem lost. The rimes says of the treaty of Wash? ington :-It was not England alone whe yielded some of .her olaims; the United States also made great concessions. The Tynes considers it ti up recoden ted thal 'snob a grave difference between nation? as the Alabama claims should have beer settled without resort to arms. The de mind for consequential damages for in? jury dono American commerce by thc Alabama and kindred vessels was una; ceptablo to the English commissioners, and was abandoned by tho United State?, The Times, in conclusion, expired thc hope that taking pattern from the adjust ment of the American question, the na tiona of 'Europe will- nao to -a. highe; oonceptiori'oi 'tho niais and dation'of in teTja?anar|rieudsbip. ; rx / \, L?tlia?tnpCcss Alignais isVXpVftt?d ? o ?ay. ? ' ? / : ' . '1 . V?t?dsivhua,, June 14.- Roclief,6rtw?l plqad that a military com misado ti f-ls in ; competent ' to try his case, and ra?l I:do : manda: jury. ? . ' '.. ' L- ATPBENS; June '14.-Bangab?ej r-n?ri ilifJai?t??r t? W'okl?ib'gton,' hos befen ap "pointed t) Paris. VEBSAIM/ES, Jane 14.-The Oflicit ? Jb?rM?if ?ays 'the story of execntious ii . the Bois da Boulogne with mitrailleuse is nu odious aud absurd oalumny; am denies that the Orlenos Princes dine with Thiers. . Join ville and D'Au m al Visited Thiers unexpectedly." Duriu the interview, Thiers s?id, . thong minister of their fa thor, ho waa. toda li ead of, tho republic. '[ There wai'*nctl '?ng*significant in the visit. 'They "unil*] stood tho past and accept tho pros o n situation. Tho Journal adds: "Thiel did Inmself honor by his bearing darin tho interview, and Republicans were ur embarrassed in tho presence of th illustrious aud uoblo Princes." lu ordi to combat'Napoleonic intrigues, it : proposed to impeach tho Emperor. Amorli ii.li lui?, lillie"?, r. CiiAimEsrON, June 14.-Arrived sohooner JOSB?O Clark, Philadelphia. ' . -READING, June 13.-rThe Democrat County Convention instructed dolegati in the next rianomn Convention to vd for Hancock. ' BOSTON;, jTuuo. 13.-S5;000 wotthi! '?Qputui^ojt" 'Central Pacific", Railroi. ?bonds were recently purchased by Stu -street brokers. . . . "; ' Wiisr'-porNT, JunO 13.-Mason Btan< .fUrtU and Grunt fourth .from fppt, inti giaduatinuelasB. pi IT ut? ? 'KINOBTON, Jutae 12,-'A negro c fibr?l?ttf plantation,' ?id?d'(by ? jornal (?ed; a. U.?\e. boy, but his b?'dy ac auk his'blood ; then cut off his upp lip, which was rousted and ute. Th? did theoo barbarous,-ivcts indifferent tho child's ories, which, were 'final hoard by a man-in .the neighpprhao : who rescued'thu boy.- Tho little folio J?tinl?ed his Bcuse?, and lived lot je'ti?n^ft,'.''' ^p^w^h'stahdihg his entrai 'protruded,' tP- g?Te tho particulars how ho was treated. .Intense excit .n^on.t prevailed'Itt c?tiseqiiei?coof ll 'torribla act. Despatches from Aspiuwull, of tl Gth'iust.i Btate that the report- of tl loss of tho berk Chester is untrue - Tho United States steamer Odbipp baa arrived ot Callao. >\ i Tho small-pox hud broken out at C quimbo and Gunyncan. SAN Faiiir?, MEXICO, Juuo 3,'?/<IT DIANOLIA, June 10.-A strong rebel pu; tion in Guerrero wits taken by tho G vertimeut troops. Tho bombardment Tampico continues. Tho rebels iuspir grout terror by their lire, and sileuc tho Government batteries. Placido Vi upholds tho Siualoa judges. NEW Yoii^^*W?rt?J?9.y--TDe' .Pdir^ad Diotator arrived from Key Weat. Sbo steamed 1,300 miles in eight doya/with a heavy monitor io tow. NEW YORK, June 14.-A B pee i ul from Chattanooga says: "I saw a private let? ter from Jefferson Davis to Col. Styles, of the Albany (Qa.) News, in whioh he complains of tho manner in whioh his speeches nt Atlanta and Augusta have been miscoustrucd by the Northern RresB.. He says ho never wished, direct / or indirectly, to counsel tho Southern people not'to- tolerate th? Situation. ' He thinks they, Ought to wait patiently until the returning good sense of the North? ern people brings about a reversal of tho more 'obnoxious features in the recent Congressional legislation. Tie disavow^ ; most strongly, anything like a revival of armed resistance; There WHO one part of his Atlanta speech Whioh was not re? ported* . Before saying ho did not ac? cept the situation, Davis asked any Northern reporters who might bo pre? sent to :take particular notice j of . his words, and ho then said ho did not do sire to bia considered aa advising any? thing like disloyalty to the Government." Habeas carota has been granted for the bruisers-Collins and Edwards. Assistant Secretary Richardson, with a corps, pf clerks and a safe full of bonds, has departed for Europe. WASH?NOTOK, Jone 14.-The State Department ia prepared to pay seven per cent, on the a vurd of the Venezuela Claims Commission. Rev. G. C. Ohe?owcrth has been ap? pointed disbursing agent of tho Post Office Department. A clerk in tho Auditor's office shot a negro magistrate in the groin. The quarrel grew out of a swindle io tho sale of a second-hand stove. Gov. Lindsay, of Alabama, who is here under a summons from tho Ku -Klux.Committee, utterly denounces the testimony of Rev. A. S. Dakin, whom he characterizes as a sneak, and a liar, and a stirrer-up of strife. One proof of the falsity of Dakin'a statement is that ho still lives in tho locality of which ho speaks. Gov. Lindsay lives in the same locality. He'represoutB Alabama as tho? roughly quiet and peaceful. Ho will probably testify to-morrow. His health is feeblo. ? Washburn, Minister to Parie, bas leave to visit home.. Probabilities-It is probable that ou Thursday the barometer will have very generally fallen, somewhat with increas? ing cloudiness and temperature. CONCORD, N. H., Juoe 14.-Today was a gala day in New Hampshire, com? mencing at daylight. Thirty-four gout were fired. Immense crowds came from the country. There was a large militar) and fire co ni pa uy procession. Weston, after theimpusiug ceremonies of inaugu? ration, reud his message. PHILADELPHIA, Jane 14.-The Chris tian Mural Science Congress assembl?e to-day. Mayor Fox presided. PORTLAND, ME , Juna 14.-Two traim collided on tho Grand Trunk Railroad. Four were killed, including the engineer fireman and conductor. GIN oi H N ATI, June 14.-Moses Kirk patrick, an experienced New Orleau , pilot, has been appoiutcd inspector o snags and obstructions in the Ohio Rive between Cincinnati aud Cairo. CHATTANOOGA, Juno 14.-Tho commit ; mittee of creditors, in a conference wit! i Mr. Stanton, to consider tho affairs o , the Alabama and Chattanooga Road, rc solved to exhaust the law to defeat com pulsory bankruptcy; that a committe be appointed to examino the books am accounts of tho road and publish th result; that Stauton bo appointed agen to operate the road, and that a limmen agent bo appointed to handle the moue in tho interest of thu creditors. Th debts to laborers aud employees wi bavo tho preference. ' A committee L three was appointed, with whom Star ton will consult aud advise in thc mi nagement of tho road. It is believed Stanton is allowed lo operate tho rout tho lust dollar will bo paid. Ail extol sion of one, two and three years asked, at S per cent, interest, upon ce; tain guarantees from Stanton. NEW OUL??ANS, Juno ll.-Associul Justice Bradley, of the United Stab Circuit Court, rofused to grant au ii junction prohibiting thu State author ties from issuing State bonds to tho Ne Orleans, Mobile und Texas Railroad, i ? accordance with Acts of tho Legisl turo. i Ovide DeBiiys, ex-city comptroller, i dead. i Col,. James Nelligan, a distinguish? ex-Confederate officer and a well knov ' turlmah, died this morning. I SOUTH-WEST PASS, June 14.-The bal i Caroline Lamont, from' Galveston f Liverpool, put in for repairs. She w i dismasted, aud lost bur anchors ai ? chains off Galveston bar, dnriug tl gale. She was leaking badly. She i ports a large bark ashore at Ship Shou PASS L'OUTRK, Juno 14.-Tho stem . ship Caudela, from Havana to Gulvesto '. put in for repairs. DRINKING IN TUE DARK.--Peoj should ncvor drink in the dark. Loi Lorelli, rebiding at 352 East Tun streut, New York, fooling thirsty Iii ; Thureda)' night, rose from bed ai i drank what he supposed to bu Wah ! there hoing no light in tho room, i immediately experienced a dread i burning sensation in his throat, and soon discovered he hud been irubibi i slacked lime, or whitc-wnsh. Tho p. ? mau died ' in groat agony before dn break. . r-;.i'. ! . ! Foreign tobacco bas beou sohl a smoked in Havana this year, and Flori ruw materials, manufactured thore, I been exported us ibu genuino product tho island. Good judges say the full of-Florida iii this imlusivy is moro p ; mising than thi.t of Caba. So numerous arc snakes ut Alexa.id that Ibo boys have becoino familiar w them, and hiing them into town fr, 1 the swamps in tito neighborhood in th pockets and make playfellows L? tl?ei T^^Wxsn^afo?f Ri?r. - Freedom, ac? cording to tho present views of tbe Washington negroes, cousists in striking for tiigher wages and clubbing Irishmen over tho head who are willing to work on nt the old prioo. Such is the aston? ishing change wrought in tho colored race at tho capital by the excessive pa? tronage and petting that it has received from tho Government. A few years ago, they wore oppressed, or said they were; now they appear en the stage as oppress? ors of the most dangerous type. But for the prompt interference of tho po? lice on Tuesday, a bloody eon?iut would have ensued between the negroes and the Irish, and the hitter, being few in number, would probably have been killed. Had au outrage of such magni? tude occurred at tho South, with the actors and circumstances changed-tho assailing party whites and the victima blacks, Mud the labor quest iou not mixed up in 'tho affdir-it would have boen called an aggravated case of Ku Klux, the President would have put troops in motion to tho Eceno, and all Rudiculdocn would have been iu a furious rage till tho "rebellion" was quelled. Suoh aro tho advantages of being black und living uuder tho shadow of tho White House. [_Nc io York Journal of Commerce. SAD DEATH.-We learn that on Satur? day last Mr. Elijah Tribble, while pre? paring to leave his lot to do a piece of ploughing, was thrown from a mulo, aud becoming entangled in the traces, was kicked to death. The unfortunate mun could not be extricated until tho mulo was ?ecured and the hajne-string cut. L Newberry Herald. Elmira rats don't know much. They steal shoo pegs and stow them away for oats. KINA.!V<.;IAI. AND t O.HNKKCIAI.. COLOMJIIA, S. C., Juno 15.-Sales ol cotton, yesterday, 142 bales-middling 18c. LONDON, Juno ll-Noon.-Cou sob OlJi. Bonds yu*?. FIIANKFOIVT, June 14.-Bonds closet! at 96J?. PAULS, June 14-Noou.-Rentes closet at 53 uud 35. LlVEHPOOL, June ll-Noon.-Cot toi firmer-uplands S.^CH'S,^; Orlcuus 8}.< aales 18,000 bales; export and sp?cula lion 8.000. LIVERPOOL, June 14-Evening.-Cot ton closed firmer-uplands 81-.{(</.8^H Orleans 8Jo' ; nearly due from New Or leans 8 :V; on named shin at New Orient) NEW YORK, Juno 14-Noon.-Stock steady bat dull. Gold steady, at 12,',? Govern men ta drill. Money easy, at ?.! Exchange-long 10; .short 10,'.j. Flou dull and heavy. Wheat quiet an drooping. Corn firm. Bork dull-mes 15.75?H3.00. Lard linn, at 10???1] Cotton quiet and steady- middling iq lands 20; Orleans 20j?4; sales 1,000 bale: Freights quiet. 7 P. M.-Cotton irregular; low gradt declined; higher grades advanced; eah 2.556 bales--uplands 2OJ4. Flour Southern dull and drooping; common I fair extra 3.80(0)7.30; good to choi< 7.00@.9.00. Whiskey lower, ut P3J< Wheat heavy aud 1(CT2C. lower-wiub red and Western 1.02; white Ohio 1.6 choice amber Stato l.Gl.'?'. Corn tu changed. Pork a shade lower, at 15.; (<ijl5.75. Lard lower-kettle ll. t?te ling firmer uud nominally advance Freights active. Money very onay, 2(f?3. Gold 12?4(?i.l2^>j; Govern men steady all day. States generally stead Now South Carolinas very active. Te uesseos 7IJ4'; now 71.1.? . Virginias (j new 73.'.f. Louisianas 60; new 63; 1 veeaGUjoj 8s 63. A!>? humus 102; 5s 7 Georgias 88; 7s 02?i'. North Carolin 47.{)'; new 27. South Caroliims 76; m. 63'. ST. LOUIK, June 14.-Flour nu.set tied superfine winter 5 00. Corn unchane -choie?! white sucks 63. Pork 15.75 15.87. Laid advanced-prime steam J Bacon linn-shoulders 7}H(n 7 !.t ; ch sides O 'j. Whiskey OL CINCINNATI, June 14. -Flour in ii: licniand. Corn iiuciiangeil and qui Pork dull hud declining, at 15 50; uh ing nominal. Lard -IO1: asked; offered. Bacon firm- shoulders li clear sides OJ,,'. Whiskey advanced, ut '. KEW On 1. LA NS, June li -Flour tl ii il super 0.87(j?6.00; double 6.50; l ni 0 75(?T?7.00. Corn firm-mixed73; wiri 74(^15; yellow 75. Polk helli at 17. (ml7,50. Bacon firmer, at 7;V/' 10; hui I 14 (TM 5. Lard firmer-tierce lO'.o?? ! keg ll Sj ($113?- Sngiir quiet-fully t; II; prime ll,'.j. .Molasses quiet -h men ting 35 ($40; plantation reboil 35(?)30. Whiskey dull, ot SOfViy?j Coline inactive, ut 13;'.j(c lfi,1 {. Colt quiet and Orm-middling lU.'.jiVi 1U receipts 732 bales; sales 3,250; stn 66,426. CHAULESTON, Juno M.-Cotton d and nominal-middling 10; receipts Ll bales; sales 100; stock 0,504. WILMINGTON, Juno 14.-Cotton Hrh middling 181.;; receipts 70 bales; KA 18; stock 1,277. SAVANNAH, Juuo 14.-Cotton qn and firm-middling 10.? if?ll)j.i; recei 324 bales; sales 1U0; stuck 8,223. I?OIU/OLK, Juno 14.-Cotton tiru low middling 18; receipt.* 520 ba sales 60; stock 1,523. Arot'STA, Juno 14.-Cotton mai closed dull, at 18 for Liverpool n diing autl 18 J .?d''bH I,fdr New York 11 diing; sales 75 billow; receipts 50. 1 BALTIMOUK, June.14.-Flour acth I Wheat .scarce-Iut?iuu? lind O.jio lip 1.60. Corn - white Southern ?elive j 83(fV86; yellow limul, at 78iVS0. p ! 16.50. Bacon nd vuu ci 1 .g-s 11 o u Kl u r/ ! rib sides '.),'.. ; eh ur rib 1)'..(<? 1' !,. J. lt(gllj.?. Whiskey i>3 Cort?n mund inoslly for Ppeeimition-nu.hil , l'.i:V? receipts 178 buley; suit? 575; -i 1.305. j BOSTON, Juno ll.- Cotton *!< ul ! luiduling 20A8;(V<:2?,l?; ricv.pis 7 .in ! suies 300; Kt o?ii 1 5 lt. j M-.-iti LI-:, J noe 14 -Cition q ii ii t- n j diing lS^.j; receipt.- '2'Ji bale.-; >uic* :. ! stock 15,135. To-TKE nv??h. ? /? IBAS tho Balo of tickota in tho Co-operative Building Association hae boen so rapid, thus reducing tho expenses of tho raille very ma? terial 7, thoGenoral AgenP?aa' concluded to rodaco tho number of tickets to 2,000. AB this Bchomo was not doaigned aa a specula? tion, but morely to chango tho investment lo more extensivo improvomonta in tho dlty, it Ia boped that tho advantago io tho redaction of tho uambor of ticketa may bo readily aeen and appreciated. About one-tilth of tbo nnmborof tiokota have been alreadydiepoecd of. DH. E. W. WHEELER, General Agont, Key Box 88, Columbia, 8. C. Juno 15 Union Council No. 5, R. & S. M. THE rognlar convocation ot Union Council No. 5, ll. A 8. M., will bo held THIS EVENING, iu MaBonlo Hall, at 8 o'clock. By order of the T. L G. M. Juno 15_ n. E. BRUCE, Rec. Pearl Grist. 1 f\ BBL?. F BES H PEARL GRIST, juet _1_V / received and fur aale low by Juno IS_JOHN AGNEW A. BON. Davis' Poison for Bed-bugs, Roaches Ants, &c. ASAFE and certain destroyer, eaay of ap plication, without any dinaiprce?ble smell or alain. Pi ice 25 cents For aalo al W. G. FISHER'S Juncia Drugstore. Claret Wine ON draught. THIS DAY, at a low price, by tho gallon or dozen. Jane 1_EDWARD HOPE._ Coal! Coal!! Coal!!! rr\HE undesigned has made arrangement a JL with partie? in Charleston, ami la pre? pared to furnish C?AL at $16 per ion of 2.000 weight, cafch on delivery. Ordern left at Greenville Railroad Omeo, over iSouth Caro? lina Bank and Truat, Company, promptly at? tended to. TUGS. J. MOORE, Agent. Juno 10 lino _ Wanted to Rent, A COTTAGE, containing four or five Koonin, within two or threo uquarea of I PauurrX ollie?. Apply at this o theo, .ht ric ll Notice. rill1 ?IEE mouthe from thia date, application X will bc made to tho Greenville and Colom? bia Railroad Company for the renewal of thc I following HOItlP, belonging to tho catate of JESSE DKDKUHL, which baa been lout or' ainlaid, viz: Stock .Scrip No. 1,102. 250 oharea. Assessment CeitiUcate on sumo. No. 1.-182, fl, ooo. Scrip No. I,3i?7, 5 abarca. Assessment Cortilioate on uamo, No. 1,511, 120. WM. H. PARKER. Receiver Estate of Jeaao DeUruhl. dou'd, JUNK 2.1871. Abbeville C. H. Juue t> j?uio Davis' Magic Orease and Spot Re? mover. rillllS ir? iuvuluablo in cloaning clothes of I JL any aurt. It dona not injure or discolor the fabric in ilia slightest. Frico 25 cents. Prepared for ?ah? by W. O. FISHER, ?Jurie 15 Druggist. A Trip to the Mountains. GREENVILLE A COLUMBIA lt. ll., COLUMIUA, S. C., Juuo 13. 1871. tho ii eenie moda I iou of pomona who . de.-ire to wituoaa tho commencement oxen-isi-eof Newberry College und tho layiug of the Corner Stone, by tho Maaonio Fra? ternity, at Walhalla, during tho last week in .lunn, lound trip tickets for one faro will bo issued at all utntiuus on thia road for Ander soli; aale of tickets to commence on Satur? day, the 24th, and contluno until Wednesday, the 28th, Inclusivo; good to return on until Monday July il, inclusive. Commencement exercises will begin on Monday, the 2(!th; Corner Stone will bu laid on Wednesday, the 2Sth. By this arrangement au opportunity ia ufforcd to enjoy thu mountain air and to wit nuss un imposing and interesting ceremony. Tilpa. DO DAMS AD j Gim'l Supt. il. T. PAUTI.KTT, General Ticket Agent. Papers publishing by agreement pl?asc inst-rt threu times weekly. Jane 1:140 Kay ! Hay!! Hay ! ! ! I f\( \f\ LBS. PRIME HAY fur mile H /V/?UV/\J -delivered in Columbia at SI.25 per hundred. Orders to be left ut E. Hope's, with J. E. G\les, Ern. .lune tl ' M IK ELL A LEVY. Prime Northern Hay. RAI,KS ?il North Hiver HAY, jiitt ?4 \f\ J r?ci iv?d, amt will bo sold lower than unv in tin.- market for t-asti. J. i). BATEMAN, Agent; J uni-?.Hi Columbiti Ic? ilou-i Wool! Wooli Wool! \?:.\N ri-;n to buv 20 ooo pounds of WOOL Yv i.u e.i-h. BLAKKL? .V. GIBBES. Columbia, S. C. HW Newberry tlvriild. Abbeville 1'iyks Hud ll utnrr, Fail field liff aid each copy tour ijiuoa and forward bills lo Ibis ollico. Jillie Rt lain Special Notice to tbe Ladies. MRS. A. MCCORMICK baa just received a new suptdy of ; those handsome BFADY-MADE : -UlTS, concisting of Swiss Mus? lin, Bishop's Lawii and Nain 1 Hool:. Also, very pretty Travel? ing Dressen, all of which she olL-rs very low. Having reducid her pri?es in . - . Millinury, abo foela conllilo.it thal no lady will purcliaso at her storu but what ?ill go away perfectly uatistied with her bargain. ._._J-,ul<> 'i_ Millinery. MRS. C. E. HEED begs l?avo to inform Ibo ladiea iu general that abe baa now ready a lull line 1 ot thulateal and most fashionable Istylca of MILLINERY, Hair and Fanrv Goods, nt reduced prices. *Alrto,'frosh Bopphca overy week, 'all mu? nee foi voiirsolvea. -ih For ?ftle. r 1AlIILOT known as Christ Church proper 1 tv, situated oil tho South-east corner of Building uinl Marion st ret-ta, in the city ol C ihuubia, -..oii,.ai:iing ono aero. ALSO, Th.- Lid nh Rudiardeon tstroel. South of ?ml :i !j.rn? the United 'States or Nickersoti Ho tet bot, I routing oh Richardson Mroct ..s foot ti inches, and running l?ack 2l)-> feet 6 niche?. Eich ol the iibovo.LoK, from ?heir pt cu li.trh favorable 1 cations, mint foal increaao iii val , . ? . , I , ., , lu addilioit io the above, the aubscuber of Mrs for aale a largo amount of Ito*! M I stu in lids c.iy. In Hie siirronndBi? conulryj in Newberry', und MI Spartaiitmrg, coni*isting pf Hon* s -.ind Lota, Part?*, Mi.!K*?> ",.,." M,y2l ?imo J. W. PA Rh Wt- _ Cia ri t on Draught. JF.-'. <. rued one Cask choice TABLE i'l.AtMM'. lot-fido hov. hy the galton ot ,1 ../...MI, liv JOHN AGNEW .V SON. .hu.e if _ Slin KS, im%i)*i :?n<i rot'i''o\> bought and sold I y D. GAMBItlLL, R:'.>k<r. Nov j:? Dino E open tlii? day & froah lot OT ' ^ 1 o it Y, GO O;DS, -. " * U. . fix fi \ I j Direct from first banda? Having no old stock Lo work off, wo abow now and fresh Gooda, at Dull Times Prices. We aak'oapecisl attention and examination jf oar low prioo SASH RIBBONS. Remember, the only piuco i u thu city to pro sure these desirable gooda ia at . PORTER & STEELE'S. Jana 14 AT LOVE ?fe CO.'S. ?TOW OPENING FANCY FAST COLORED MUSLIN. jy/?(JRE of those beautiful LENQES and JAPANESE POPLINS, at lower pricoa. Now ai j lee in '? ' Swiss* Victoria and Linen Lasm, ^fitADE DRESSES, .,V.'' -'.tvr^i.".* J ^ Vi' Under Garments for I<adi&s. Wo are eolc Xgc?ta for the "EMPIRE SEWIXG MACBISE,* Helpmatea of our mofliera and wivea. Hundreds of ladies in thia city can testify to their being thc fceat in use. W. D. LOVE. ?Tnne 9_B. B. MoCRKERY. NEW GOODS AT G F. JACKSON'S. NEWatyleaof PRINTS. ('i ' New stylea of Aprons, white abd buff. Children's White Moasnl blouses. Children's Buff Linon IJIonsca. Ladies' Silk Saratoga Ties. All at very low price?. Juno S READ THIS! W E tak<: pleasure iu calling the special attention of the. trade to our large and.well selected ttock o' Ladies', Misaes', Children's, Men's and Boys' HUI Al GAITERS, Whicli we tu e selling at MA S UFA C T CHER'S PRICES. Li IVE US A C ALL1, and examiner before yon buy. J. H. & M. L. KINARI). _M:iy 2f? _ Special Notice. Aya?.C-'v TUE MILLS HOUSE, AGySmT *h) Charleston, S. C.^ baa reduced E1?CTBS^3| rii'0 ?t Transient Board ta a?U:?iOi^CBSr?3,00 per day during Inc uum ujer mumba. J. PAUKER, Proprietor. G. \V. PABKEII, Superintendent. May gO fluid_' ' . J_ For Rent. ' ; WE oiler tho following desirable pro splendid family ItESlDEj^fipfej with forty-two aerea of land attached, known as the "WalkerTPJa,od.'M JBevonil hundred rruit treca. ofr .tho . mmico-t esketuon now in tull boar mfr.' Tho landa aro oompriaed of highlands rand meadow, with a- bold fr,to spring not distant from tho house. The front, near four acres io extent, fa?on tm-.Upper Boundary, ono of -ofcr mott publie etrtJota. . lt. O'NE ALE A SON, Juno 3 Cotton Town. - GEORGE PAGE & CG., 77 Xo. 5 .V SJaoeder Street, liaUimore,'Aldi, Manufacturers ni I? O UT A DLR AXD STATIONARY. , ... STEAM ENGINES .AND BOILERS, Patent .Improved, Portsblo CI Ii CU LAH HAW .H I L. LS...J / 'GA Sty HULA YA*J> SASH SA WAU til*., i 1 RIST MILLS. TIMBER WHKF.LS.ttHIN iT OLE MAf5)IIK1'".S. ?Ve. TW.*?r* tn Cirnu l?r Saw.?. Belting and Mill anppliea generally, and mahnlaoturor'a agenta for L? Ile l'a Cele i mt rm bille Waler Wheel and every do -ci i id i-II of Wood Working Machinery. A GU ICU LTD KAL ENGINES A SPECIALTY. ??-Send fur tloacrlptivo Catalogue* and Pi-tee MM ?. MH>- 28 ttli lV Seegers' Beer is Pure. IT don't* contain Coppera?, Salt, I in c ol Alum. March 1? T0 v\ .'? D B A X. S it S I And Those in W?nt of W ? hare now in store.,a full- lino ojt the noweet and moat . .: :. ri ,y : it., F AS III OSA ?LE fi^fiS Of doDTCBtio, French and English, Tjjarinfac tnre, which wo guarantee, at all timop',' to Bell an low, if not at leas priooa, than any boneo in Columbia, buring our - Gooda from the largest rind moat celebrated establishments in the Un i tdd Btatca. And SB wo deliro'to please all, we have now in oar house, the BEST : GUEHEI OF & f--: '? '" EVEET CLASS OF GOODS, ii '. >: C. ?'?i .-''I* 15 fV From the lowest to the highest, ?nd we feel confident that,all Uibse lavonne; aa with an order from a distance wiil he pleased and satisfied that ' ' ' '? ' : ' " OUR H O t, SE 'is ;' ' 1 ? a? ?'")?': ?* * " . ? 1 t THU. OKS? 4.,!((|-T.)VJ : sit.'t'.* ' . t? i In this city lo deal with. Wo will, anon application,, send promptly by mall, fall linos of samples of those kind of Oonda desired ?nd. specified by our friends and customers. AIL orders accompanied by cash amounting to #25 and over, delivered ia any part of the State free of freight chargea. Those unaccompanied Will bo sent G. O. T>. Wo respectfully solicit orders, which will receive the prompt and personal attention of ono Of the firm. Oar pri?es being low-, we think WB ran render satisfaction to all. Give J. H. & M. L. BUSTARD, .May3 ..... ; COLUMBIL. B. 0. AIA TO BtAMP. OUR BEAUTIFUL, ATTRAKTIVE AND extraordinary CHEAP STOCK OF ORT. COODS * " til : Ia io etoio and moving, nuking; room daily for NEW ARRIVAIS, Whieh wo will continue to receive ?U through the peason. ora SAMPLE ern KAT: Is a success, and wc are now distributing. Goods over the entire Btate through ile agency. The tnoet careless observer cannot but ace tho great advantages to be derived front dealing with a livo honae. Uko oars, whore everything is kept moving by system and order-where no extr.i profita are tacked on to pay idle Lauds. Of course, we can and do BELL GOODS CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN THIS SECTION. A positive proof ia, that we sell moro Ooods than all tho rest added together. That ia tho proof. Tho peoplo know where to buy cheapest, and let tho stranger follow thc great public. In buying, lot them follow those who know R. C. SHIVER $ CO. A jar? 9_- , " : . New Books, by Express. . PHYSICAL CAUSE'OF THE 'PE?TH OF CHRIST, lc, bf Btrond,: abd' letter by Sir Jnnv H Simpson,"M. 1). '"' -. , .' War and Oaltnre, by Arthur "Helps', fl 50. . Ungh Miller's Life and Lettora, two tvol? ume's, by Peter Ita vu e, with pbx-Wait: ' ti. Cbriathtnitv ?nd rdaUlveism 'bj "McOosh. U 75. * " . - ' ' Peoplo'a Practical J?oultry.Bookr very com? plete. $1.50. "' '.?*,.... . - , Why Did He Not Die? Prom th^Germfcn/by Mrs. Wlatar. ' ' " " ' T' Calli rh oe. a Ilomaueo, by Band.>>f2. Climates f?rlriv?ll?s. bj LT?fl??r fl 25. _ Bridykfcd, Minti, bv Bkbdsleyf t?oWty?. ? ??r .The Old'Fashioned BOT, by FartiOarfeo iv u so. -j . Little Men, by attthor of "Lilt fte Women. fi.5o; " . '.. . Pike County hallaos, by John- lift v. $1,50. MJS. Becto?'i Book of Hol?ojdmnl Manage? ment. Tho matt completo work, ottrthyi m b jeet. IIlflBtraloa. . . -^^a^^A ' Also, sumo new FoVols hy goSd^ntker^; j a fl ope nen,at BRYAN * MoUA-nTEttir* June 13 t _ . . Bookstore. _ Magrath's Digest of South Carolina Law Retort^, Iyo the present tillie) rrico 15. For ?r.ie at BRYAN AtMcOAR TER'S BOOKS VOUS. .Tunell Soda aid Mineral Waxer. mnl'VPOUHT'ls oner, fer thc season, vUh JL choice avriipa, mado from puro Jnico'ot tho fruit. * HEIPE'tt CONFKO TlONEltY. . To Rout. ADESIRABLE STOKE, oi? Mah, street, near tho eorner'of Bland?? Fot term.-, apptv to Dr. John Lynch, or Feb aa _? ENI-iii : A uno. A fino sommer tonic is Ha s Bitter-? can be had at Poi.LOCK'S.