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: ; N ARMING. ?i? NATIONAL GUARDS, .'AO,,
.J?Eiajni'Jtino 36.^-?orlin pre?vnt?1 ai)
unparalleled, ' ?ppe'nr?bob' 'of. ? festivity.
partq .o/ Gormaoj.and utkex oorrutriee of
Europo, and quito a number of Amerir
. groa^ e^ebtof tor morrow-tho, tx i um pb al
entry of tho Goriaa^ army into the capi?
tal of the ompiro-are ithcct cosseted;
Arches aro e roc ted in many street* and
adorned with faure], 'evergreens and
flowers? and couiiuu mottoes appropriate
to tho occasion. ."Unter der Lindi a" is
. absolutely oovered with decorations and
- banners, and the Boyal Palace and other
public buildings present a magnificent
display. The weather to-day is splen?
did, and signs are favorable for to-mor?
row. , ' . ' ;.'
VE n s Ar L L KS , Juno IC-Gen. Troobu
continued before the. Assembly to-day
the remarks commenced'on Tuesday, .in
vindication of bis defence of Paris. , He
said tho individuals arrested asproviaion
agents during bis conduct of tho military
affairs of the capital had re-appeared os
loadcra "of the insurrection, and in?
stanced'the base of Dombrownki. Tho
iuourrootiou, eaid tho gouoral, waa-more
ly a oontintiafinh jul arar wilh Prussia.
He ODUciudeu ?by condemning, i n : vigor?
ous' torrup Prince Bismarck, and ipild
$*li?tnf?$ TOgW$ Cpm?poe.$ Atm?tibo '
waa iu^?du?.eid ' iu tho Assembly foi* Ino
taxation bf passports of persons .en ter1 -
ing Fran?e,- us 'Wer? uls? motions pro
poaib.fr Jthn't thop^ent Assembly sit for
:for,thfi coutroj ,?f .tho ?unnoea of tho
. x oountryi q as 5 J: K ? ??? ?0 8"v tn '-.fiK j
! '< Sk?TO?l^WiWf ^ifib--5s .'A.'.,.a?.4-The
-:to.a.?aqgMer>| m ^i r. .tr : :U;i '
Napoleon: and Eugenie have- toad o a
Tisif'to;tho Prine^M,.Wal?s; d*?>'
The Tn'pw?tyt??^hat tho JJxooob loon
wfflamsqnft tb ,op|y ? 2,00.0.000 .iranoa..
The jf?raas-?peoialfl from Paris report
that tb? ntatebf fciego- cea-soa to-day (Fti
., day.)1 'Bepor'bi df renewed agitaron'|in:
' the Belleville aud| Villetlo quarters]' fire
anionuded. Gorman soldiers' viaitiug
Paris,, nrc.ooca^ionally, insulted iii the
strebtk[ add 'haVo' bocn refused1 ' seats at
tables' itt restaurants. '
YEESAILLES, Jqno IC-Franois Faul
Meurf?oV th? dramatist nod novelist, "was
' arrested as a Communist, but afterward?
released,-, The Government remains-.at
Versailles until Gctobor. Motions were
?iresent?d in thb 'Assembly for the pro
ongotion of the powers of the Assembly
. and Thiers for two years.
. PASTE, Juno 16.-A proclamation baa
been issued by the International Socie?
ty, which declares, "Wo are' disarmad,
b.qt not conquered, opd aire still 100,000
strong." Favre and Trcehu were-the
authors of our misfortune, aided by the
oap ital ot tue priesthood; wo accept the
responsibilities of.the.conflagrations; we
must have no interior d?polies; no divi?
sions et polls; reaction took, away oar
arms, bnt not our votes-Wea La Social
Rcvubliaue!' .V?v?'L? Commet .', \
NIGHT DESPATCHES. 'Ll
LONDON, June'16.-It ia said upon tho
entry, of Victor Emanuel into Borne, the
Pope will go tp'.??r?i?j?.
. VBBSAXLLES, June 16.-General Donni's
corps is gone to-Lyons, to disarm the
National Guarda in tho Valley, of the
Bhiuo, from Lyons'to Marseilles. 20,000
troops will bo sent to Algeria.
Aintrlnan IntellbXence.
NOON DESPATCHES.
KANSAS MATTE BS-EU KLUXISM IN PHILA?
DELPHIA-TUE WISCONSIN DEMOCRATS
AGGETT TUE SITUATION- GERMAN-AMEBI
CANS IN SAN FRANCISCO FAVOR THE BE
, CON.STItUOTION j, ACTS ' AND UNIVERSAL
AMNESTY-TERRIBLE THUNDER STORM IN
OREGON-BEECHER SUED BY THE FEMALE
BROKERS-FIOHT BETWEEN AMERICAN
. VESSELS AND COBRA NS-THE TAX ON THE
CENTRAL ROAD TO BB ENFORCED-RAIL?
ROAD TROUBLES AT CHATTANOOGA CON?
TINUE-WEATHER RETORT-POPE'S TCBI
XJEB, *C., AC.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-Tho Kansas,
from Tehaantepeo, bas arrived. Sixty
of tho orew go to the hospital, with
chills and feyer. The crew numbers
0Q?\WC;>/. ff]
It is .understood in tho Central Bail
roiid tfi ease, that the appeal from the
?tov'onuV?ommissioner to the?Seoretary
.of ibo Treasury, will be denied, becanso
. tho road can appeal to courts. .Tba
I amount involved is over $1,000,000.
^HTLAOELPHIA? Juno. 15.-Tho con
> ;Vebti?^\'-tcL.^iiomioato*, a ?broner waa
fln?llyd>r$ko? np, hitor stormy proceed'
.ingk, bya la^e "Dumber-of outsiders
1 '/.breaking Pinto tho - imll. . The rowdies
: ;;j?i*per?ed^ta^^
? tho records. JFhe -'oxeoiitivo' committee
' will -bertiS-" to make the nomination.
Ploot^ Al broken heads, but no, shots
fired. /So ono was seriously injured. A
fall election a. ' .: ' V
WAstodioN, Jape 10.- Tho Wia?pn
sin Demorati'p State Committee calling
a general Stato Convention, says-the
true mission is to deal with tho practical
questions of the 'day-ignoring contro?
versies settled by tho progresa of events.
An unprecedented thunder storm
passed through Oregon. Telegraphers
were shocked to insensibility.
Tbo German Americans of San Fran
oisoo, in convention, approve tho-Bo
oonstrnotion Acts; favor universal am?
nesty and the payment of tho national
-debt, in. accordance with the text of tho
contract; oppose Chinese labor aud
and liquor traffic laws.
NEW YORK, June 16.-Olafflin ,Jfc#
Woodhull, the female brokers, have*
>60(hA .?"?Li! ?.ij.j.-f 13 ? 7i?muo oii> : ???...
WASHINGTON, June 16.-The MOD oca*
cy, Paloa, and four steam lauuohes, un?
der command ,of. Cor^ui QUO re Blake,
were sont Juno lat, ' to examino the river
Sabhvln1 Goren. ^ At hotnt'?all|d Dif
vance fought gallantly::] lAh iAm?r?c?K
veaaeJ beoriog up, djovo the ououj^ from
tho MUu bud fhA-lfde swept th? vetsblB
j?mUbwbattnies. The anchored, vessels
Threw shell, amqng-the retreating enemy..
The MouQcacy ptai.slightly j injured by
ruuqing on a sunken rock. The vessels
returning, received no Are from the
forts. Two Amerioan8 wero burt. . Pa
edle overtures are expected. Otherwise,
the fleet will destroy the forts, and take
snob, other measures as the interest of
civilisation demands. The Ooreaus are
a treacherous and warlike people, en?
tirely independent of China.
Despatches report the Pope's jubilee
magnificently celebrated at all points.
The Board pf Supervising Inspectors
resolved new rules and regulations for
pilots, to take effect January 1; mean?
while, old rules will prevail.
Boatwell decides that he can entertain
at) npp?nl from the Commissioner of In?
ternal Bevenuo, but neither tho interest
of tho Government uor the Central Bond
offitbe advanced'by the hearing of au
appeal in the' ' case in question. The
Department will.make a demand for the
tax,..and if not poid, will attach tho
road's property, when tho road eau carry
the luWl?tTihro .court; j'/ - jj r' [ ?
.,..Probabilities-Tt is"- probable. Ifiat'n
severe local storm -will puss over Sou th
. o rn: Georgia to-night. The rains and
threatening weather Of the' 'Mississippi
v?tl?y will probably ??tonel E?'?tward, on
Saturday,.to the.Blub Ridge, with fresh
'and ..brisk -'Easterly winds from Lake
Erie.to Superior, and Southerly winda
ojo-tlm Gulf coast. !
,'? jNA^HvrniiB, Juno . ie.,-The railroad
.'excitement at Chattanooga is unabated.
?50.employees from Alabama seized the
pebmbtivo arid cars at tho depot in
JhaJLtauboga and 'took them down the
.Chattanooga and Alabama Bead. Pur?
suit was made, but the laborers nut the
wires. : Result unknown.
[' "BpsroN, June 16.-The Savannah Aro
company was cordially received to-day.
NEW YORK, JUDO 16.-Weston con?
cluded 311 miles at ll o'clock to-day.
Ho will .probably complete , 400 miles
within-?he time allowed.
Tbe instrument used at the Morse
testimonial, to transmit the "farewell"
of the veteran inventor, is the very same
which, twenty-seven years ago, received
and recorded the first publie message,
"What bath God wrought?" sent by
Prof. Morse and received by Alfred Vail,
then, at Baltimore, and by whom this
rude instrument was preserved. It has
over since remained iu his family, and
was loaned by them foi ase on this me
moiable occasion.
I LEAVING THE Forrju PARTY.-Under the
head "The Bars Down," th? Buleigh
(N. G.) Sentinel (Democrat) states that
eleven colored and two white Republi?
cans publish cards in the Carolina Spec?
tator withdrawing from the. Radical
party.- j The' Rutherford Vindicator au
uounces "daily acoessious to the con?
servative ranks of honest Republicans."
Mr. H. V. Bedfield writes from Ten?
nessee that tbe Democracy of that State
aro espousing the so-called new depart?
ure with a rush. He adds; "They fol?
low Yallaodigham, and if t?atgentleman
I overbooks behind him, he will bo - grati?
fied- tm 'tho number of couverts who
are bringing up tho rear in this direo
tion."
During a thunder storm, a ball of
electricity struck the ground near the
, entrance of the Hoosao Tunnel, Massa
obusetts, and, following the iron rail
into tho tunnel, exploded several
I charges of nitro-glycerine, blowing four
workmen into hundreds of pieces and
fearfully injuring two others.
A-negro, named Gus Byers, who oom
milted a rape in Charlotte, N. C., n few
weeks ago, on a negro baby, aged fifteen
mouths, was arrested on the North Ca?
rolina Railroad, on Monday-night. It
waa with difficulty that he was prevented
being lynched by the colored, men pre?
sent.
During the second siege of Paris, Clo
aeret, War Minister of the Commune, is
said to have sent an offer to M. Thiers
to sell the gates of Paris for $2,000,000,
The discovery of thia is reported as the
cause of Cl n Beret's sudden removal from
offlqe by the Communists.
The destruction by fire of the Peru
; vian ship Don Juan ia supposed to have
been caused by coolies entrapped on
board. The orew abandoned the vessel
leaving 550 coolies fastened under th
hatches.
Mrs, Burdell-Onnningham is
another husband-killing scrape-tbis
time in Chicago. She will bave a moro
difficult job now, aa ber paramour,
Eckel, is dead.
A Texas paper prints a list of 109 per?
sons murdered by Indians in eleven
years in one County in that State.
Among tb?1 killed were many women and
children.
WHAT ( ?A< BES WnporiNo-Couan.-It
has rece tly been discoverod that tho
I disorder Icu^wn as whooping-cough is
I caused b . a species of fungi, to which
the nome 11 "Piltz" has been applied.
M* Ferdinand Giraudeau bas attempt
ed to. absolve Louis Napoleon of all
I blame in bringing on the war. His next
[attempt will be to prove that tboro was
no war at . alb
*
cotton, yesterday,' 92 bales-middling'
LOHDON, Juno 16-Noon.-Weather'
Jy?^W? *w proP.a*,.Ps,?rrfllB P*K hU?i-f?
: > PaANKtfoRTV' 3unC 16.-Bonds ?Q%@
9?ptnts!f *TOrie0 ltt'-^Benfes' 03 tx??'M. j
LIVEBTOOL, June 16-3 P. M;1- Cotton
firm-uplands 8>^@8^8'; OrleanB 8>?;
salee o! the week 133.0U0; export? 26,
000; speculation 36,000; stoak ?45,000,
of wb:oh Aineriuun is 614,000; receipts
i ILOKDQN^ Jone 16?-Eveniug.-COBSO'B
92%.^onV?s?0%.
iFj&rttosfift Jarie~- 16?2-l^tHfjg.*
' PAWs/Junffl?-E^effiBg.-Bentea 02
uu? 55, e?.-?u??Teg?? ? i
LIVERPOOL, June 16-Evening.-Cot?
ton firm-uplouds 8^@8^; Orleans
8>a ; soles 18,000 holes; speculation and
export 7,000; stock afloat 436,000, of
which American io 132,000. YarnB and
fabrics firm.
NEW YonK, Juno 16-Noon.-Flour
and wheat uuohuDged. Corn scarcely so
timi. Pork dull, at 15.00@15.25. Cot?
ton strong; sates 2,000 bales-uplands
20??; Orleans 20%. Freights steady.
Stocka steady but dull. Gold 12}?. Go?
vernments steady and quiet. States
dull. Sterling-long 10; short 10J4.
7 P. M.-Mouov offerings very large,
at 2@3. Sterling firmer, ut 10>?. Go?
vernments advanced Tennessees
advanced; other States dull. Tennessees
72>?; uew T2>?. . Virginias 67; new 73.
Louisianas 70; new 63; levees 69yx \ 8a
84. Alabamas 102?B; 5s 72. Georgias
88; 7s 92^. North Carolinas 47; new
273?- South GuroliDns 76; new 62%
Cotton strong; sales 2j55i bales-uplands
20%. ?outheru floue dull and un?
changed. ; Whiskey :92>?i Wheat lo.
lower-winter red and Western 1.62.
Corn 67. Pork lower, at 15.00. . Lard
heavy-kettle 10%. Freights drooping.
CINCINNATI^ June 16.-Flour dull and
a shade lower. Corn -firm and in fair
demand, at 56.,. Pork' drooping-15.26
asked; 15.00 offered. Lard nominal, at
10. Bacon dull aud drooping-shoulders
6>?(?)6%; clear sides 9. Whiskey 89.
LoOTSVlbiiE, Juno 16.-Corn firm
sacks 68. Provisions dull and declined.
Mess pork 16.00. Bacon-packed shoul?
ders 6%; olear sides 9%. Whiskey 89.
BOSTON, June 16.-Cotton firm-mid?
dling 20%@21; receipts 1,002; sales 350;
stock 5,000; receipt? of the week 5,5S5;
sales 2,950.
WILMINGTON^ June 16.-Cotton firm-'
middling 19Va ;'receipts 100 bales; sales
141; stock 1,324; receipts of the week
890; sales 196.
BALTIMORE, June 16.-Plonr-family
active. Wheat quiet and unchanged.
Ooru-white 89@90; yellow quiet, at 77
@79; mixed Western 76@77. Provi?
sions unchanged. Whiskey 93Cot?
ton firmer and held higher-middling
19?4@20; receipts 992 bales; stock
1,095; receipts of tho Week 1,690; salea
2.L75.
AUGUSTA, Juno 16.-Cotton market
closed firm, at 18% for Liverpool aud
19 for New York middling; sales 330
boles; receipts 100..
NEW ORLEANS, Juno 16.-Flour dull
super 5.67; double 6.25; treble 6.25@
6.50. Corn quiet-mixed 73; white and
yellow 75. Pork dull-mess 17.00; no
buyers. Bacon dull nud weak, at 7%@
9%; sugar-cured hams 14@15. Lard
in fair demand-tierce ll)?.J (?ill ; keg
11%@11%. Sugar vory dull und nomi?
nal-prime ll)g. Molasses easy -com?
mon 25; fermenting 32J.<; reboiled plan?
tation 36. Whiskey 00@92>?. Coffee
13%(2|15>4% . Cotton quiet-middling
19%<a)19)?; receipts 927 bales; sah B
2,000; stock 65,371; receipts of the
week 8,567; sales'. 14.000.
NORFOLK, June 16.-Cotton firm
low middling 18; receipts 297 bales; sales
100; stock 1,710; receipts of the week
1,0-11; sales 350.
SAVANNAH, Juno 16.-Cotton dull
middliug 19; receipts 206 bales; sales
350; receipts of th.v week 1,861; sales
1,150; stock 8,540.
CHARLESTON, June 16.-Cotton higher
-middling 19; receipts 209 bales; teales
800; stock 7,154; receipts of tho week
2,401; sales 1,200.
MOBILE, June 16.-Cotton dull but
firm-middling'. 19; receipts 159 bales;
salea 750; stock 15,241; receipts of tho
week 1,630; sale's 1,850.
WHOLESALES PRICKS CUKKHNT.
.COBBSOTED WEEKLY BX TBE 1?OAI1D OF TBA LE.
AJ?PL2d,3Jbu.t 90S3 00 MOLAS3K.S,OUDtt(35(?5(J
BAQOIMO, ....... 18?22 NowOrl'uu BtHftDO
BALE ROPE, Manil,?25 Sugar H'ao.. G0??K)
N.Y.or\Vos?tt 8?12 NAILS, li kog5 50?? 00
HUTT sa, North. 40(050 OmoNtt.^hubl 75?2 00
Country, $1 tt>.20@30 OIL,Kerosene,g 40?45
BACON. Bams. 1G@20 Maohinory..75(01 00
Sides, 9 ftll. ?13 SPECIE, Oula <ftl 10
Shouldors... 9? lt Silver. (15104
OANDLES, 8perm40(t?70 TOTA T'S, Irisl 40?2 00
Adamantine 1M5?1G Swoot.hus V0@1 00
COTTOSI YAUMI 20? 1 25 BICE, Carolina B> 9?10
CarroN.StotM. 19 SuoT.?Jhag. 2 50?2 75
Middling. 18 SALT,Liverp.200r(t2 10
Low Midl'g.17 SOAP, V?,.7i?10
Good Ordny,_16 SPIUITB, Alcohol,K150C
Ordinary........ 15 Brandy . .4 00? 12 0C
CHEESE, E.D.th. 20?2fi| Oiu.2 00@G5S
/factory.16?22 i Bum.2 00@7 OU
COFFEE, Rlo,^tM7?22 ! Whiskey... 1 S5?4 Of,
Lagusyra_28?26 I SuoAn, Crus A P15@1C
Java.28?30 Brown.12? 14
FLoun.Co. 750? 1000 BTARon, $t lb... 8A?K
Northorn.750?ll 00 I TEA,Oreen IM 0ii(<?'2 0i
QUAIN, Corni 15?120' Black, ...100@1 IC
Wheat_140?1 5t) TonAcco, Chw.u0?l Ot
Oats. 90@100 Smokinp,1b..60?l Of
Peas.1 10?1 25 VINEOAB, Wino,.5U??(
HAY, North; ?tcwt.2 50 French_ ?l bf
HiOES.Dry, tyIM2j?l8 WINE, Cham.28@35 Of
Oroen.?8 Port, $>gal 8 00?5 Hf
LAnn, ^ th.15@17 Sherry.... 2 75?7 Ot
LIME, $fbbi.2 06?2 75 Madoira.. .3 00@8 0
Hay! Hay!! Hay!!!
1AA f\i\f\ Lti?- PRIME HAY for sale
1* JU.UUU -dolivcrod lu Columbia
at $1.25 per hundred. Orders to he left at E.
llnpo'ti, with J. E. Ovles, Esq.
Juno ll_MIRELLA LEVY.
Pearl Grist.
-t f\ BBL8. FRESH PEARL GRIST, juet
Xv/ recoivod and foe nalo low hy
June 15 JOHN AGNteW A SON.
Dunn g a Bebt In a stable at NowYork
last night, John Wall, (hpst^A Arftok
yeyinji^oitifcyn OIH^?IHO'^HELB
The Frenoh girls on the eontin?hfr ar?
"Tho colored people of Savoumab have
SW"Wrestling Jacob, Prbg?e^i^^Q??i;'
. August BG???OD?, It ia Bald,'bas 826,"- !
000,000 in pictures, race horses, and
Tfettftjd States bonde, i j hi?^t^? " ' ;?
.i i !'nilli ? .J g BBB 'i. gsa i . wag?]
Hay, Hay. .
1 f\?\ JOST rocoivod che Hundred bales of,
1UU PRIME WESTERN HAY, which we'
will sell, for waat of storage, at $1.60 per lum-.
dred. Thoao In'Deed will do well to phrohsas
irtom thia lot. 1). C. -PEIXOITTO A BON.
? Jone IC__3
Pavilion Hotel, Charleston, S. C.
BOARD PBR DAY, $a.so.
MRS. H. Ii. BUTTERFIELD,
Proprietress.
R. HAMILTON. Superintendent. Jong 1G
Notice.
THE Administrator having ordered tho
closing up of my father's estate, all per?
sona indebted will Have conta h; making pay?
ment forthwith to Mr. G. M. Jon.s HON, agent,
at store of Childs & Wiley.
June 1G 3_MIKE HOKE.
SEEP COO?i.
C
ALL AT H. E. NICH0L8 A C?.'S
Insurance Rooms
And se? (ho ROCEINO-CHAIR FAN. It ia
simple, cheap and efficient._June 1G 3
Dissolution.
THE -copartnership heretofore existing
under tho tlrm of AGNEW A CO., in thiH
day disolved by mutual consent,-. Mr. Owen
Daly will continuo thabusiueas, collecting tho
debts of tho late Arm and paying tho in
debtednosa.of the same.
JOHN AGNEW,
Juuel5,1871. . '.OWEN DALY.
Livery and Sato Stables.
THE nudereignod
.will continue tho bu?
sineas heretofore con?
ducted by Agnew & Co.? at tho old stands of
the late lirra. His Omnihnses ?nd Carriages
will convoy passengers to and from tho Rail,
road Depots to tho Colombia Hotel, the Nick
erson Honao, or any part of tbecity. Ho will
also furnish Koreen, Baggies, Carriages, Ac,
Tor hire ou reasonable terms, and solicits the
patronage of the friends of tho late firm.
OWEN DALY.
Joan 16.1871._Jone If? 6
A CAED.
^r^TK hog to call the attention of tho public
to our first class stock of
DRY GOODS,
Now complete in every department, and to the
following Bpecial items:
I BOOTS ?ND SHOES.
Wo are now proparod to show ono of the
handsomest, neatoat, cheapest and moat do
nlrablo stuck of SHOES ever opened in this
markot. Wa introduce two new fcuturos in
the trade, lat, Wc will send no gooda ont to
try or flt, aa we havo, at considerable exp. nae,
fitted np a "Lathes' Fitting Roora." 2J. Wo
guarantee, to thc fullest extent, all our lino
work to give entire satisfaction.
June 10 II. C. SHIVER A CO.
Davis' Migic Grease and Spot Re?
mover.
THIS is invaluable iu cleaning clothes nf
any sort. It dooa not injure or discolor
t lie tabrio in tho slightest. 1'rico 25 cents.
Prepared for salo by W. C. FISHER,
Juno 15 Druggist.
CoaiTcoa?i? Coal!!!
rilliF. undersigned has made arrangements
JL with parties in Charleston, and is pre?
pared to furnish COAL al $16 per ton of 2.000
weight, cash on delivery. Orders left at
Greenville Hailrnad Ofllco, over South Curo
lina Bank and Trust Company, promptly at?
tended to. TUOS. J. MOORE, Agent.
June 10 Imo
Prime Northern Hay.
?)Afl BALES of North River HAY, jubt
A? V7\ f received, and will he sold lower than
any in tho market for cash.
J. D. BATEMAN, Agont,
June 9 G Columbia loo House.
Davis' Poison for Bed-bugs, Roaches,
Ante, &c.
ASAFE and certain doBtroyor, easy of ap?
plication, without any disagreeable
smell or alain. Price 25 cents For salo at
W. 0. FISHElt'3
Juno 15 Drug Storo.
For Sale.
THE LOT known as Christ Ohnroh proper?
ty, situated on tho South-east corner of
Blanthng and Marion streets, in tho city of
Columbia, containing ono aero.
ALSO,
Tho Lot on Richardson Btrcot, South of and
adjoining tho United Htates or, Nickerson Ho?
tel Lot, (routing on Richardson street 58 feet
6 inches, and rnnning back 203 feot 6 Inohoa.
Each of the above Lots, from their paeu
liarly favorable locations, tnnet fast increase
in value.
Tn,addition to the shove, the nnbacribor of?
fers for salo a largo amount of Real Katata
iu this city, in the surrounding country, in
Newberry, and in SpartanUrrg, consisting of
Holme? and Lots, Furnia, Milla, Ac.
May 21 limo _J. W. PARKER.
Corn, Hay and Oats.
. ) f\f\i\ BUSHELS Prime Whlto CORN.
?Ji\f\J\.) 100 hales choleo Northern Hay.
(?00 bushels prime mixed Oata.
Just received aud for sale hy
J,Ln?.2 _ JOHN AGNEW A RON. "
Afresh supply of Bagley'a Majflowor, line
cut, at POLLOCK'S.
IP TOB PUBLIC.
5Aj8 t^oijalf pf rickets io tho Co-operative
nniMing AHWontajfan h?w hann BO rapid, tba?
io exporte OjLflio raffl?j T?ry ?Sa
?Vi?lMboGeuftr^??! has c%riQlodof to
Vodaco tho. number of tiokots to 2,000. Aa
trWscIiomo Wa? not designed as a sp?cula
PmdVo~*itVrmv*Mrhp^ city, it
is hoped that tW advantage in the: ro due Mop
or, th? ham ber or tlcl^t4 hay bo readily akJh
parid ?ppjteclatedV -^b^.lop^-4ft^^.'^??
number of. tick s U bare been alreadydiepoQOtl
of. f , . DB. E. W. WHEELER, ..-.
General Agent; ?*^ B?'x 88,;T^f?rabia'f*al C..
1 ?..Jono-l^.i ft ? - '.' L '. "vi"! ?1,1. , j..,'j.
?piras ?NX* ooo&l
. . -r-r?-*
w
E open thia day a fresh lot of
DEY GO ODS,
Direct from first hands. Having no old etqck
to work off, wo show now and fresh Goods, at
Dull Times Prices. .
Wo ask especial attention and examination
of our low price
SASH RIBBONS.
Remember, the only placo in.the city to pro?
curo these desirable goods is at
PORTER & STEELE'S.
Jnne 14 . . : ..
? Trip to the Mountain!.
GREENVILLE ???ULU?ltGA R. R-,
- ... XJovUM BIA, B. C., lapp A?. 1.871.
TT^OR?ie s?ceobiod&t|o?" of; puiso?safvfho
JP desire." to witnoss" tho commencement
exoroiaos of N.e^r|fl?rttjOo3J?^ laying
of the Corner, ?btou?.oy thu Ma?aonio Fra?
ternity, at Walhalla! during ih?'Taat week in
Juno; round trip ?qketa foo- ono- .faro will be
issued nt all stations briMkis T??d' for Ander?
son; Bale of tickets To~"cotumence on Satur?
day, tho 21th,' and continao^ontil Wednesday,
tho 2tUh, Inclusivo; good to rotum-oh until
Monday July 3, mcl?nuyo. Commencement
exorcisoa wilLibogJn.'ott^-Monday, tho ?fith;
Corner Stone Jilli bo laid "Cn Wednesday, the
28th. By this arrangement on opportunity is
offer od to enjoy tlicrrnountc^n air ond toV wit?
noss an imposing ond interesting deremony.
TfiOS. DODAMKAD, Qoa'l Supt.
M. T. BAB.XLXTT, Uonurol Ticket Agent,
S?T* Tapora . publishing by agreement
pleaae Insert three trmss weekly. June 13 jG
i to tba Ladies.
.A.-,MCCORMICK has
?nat racii??d' a new snpnly of
. those handsome READY-MADE
f&TJlTSAiinslstingof Swiss Mus
lin,' hist lop'p Lawn and Nain
1 nook. Also, very pretty Travel
f. ing Dresses, all of which shs
offers-very tow.
Having* rtdvicj? J lier prie ea in
Millinery, alie feela confident
that no lady will purchase at ber store but
what will go away perfectly satisfied with her
bargain. _June ll
ATTLOVE & CO.'S.
NOW OPENING
FANCY FAST COLORED MUSLIN.
Tl /TQ?E of thoae beautiful LENOES and
JAPANESE POPLINS, at lorter prices.
New styles in
Swiss, Victoria and Linen Lawn,
MADE DRESSES,
Under Garments for Ladies.
We are sole Agents for tho
"EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE,"
Helpmates of our mothers and wives.
Hundreds of ladies in this city eau testify to
thoir being tho best in uso.
W. D. LOVE,
Juno 3_B. B. MoCREERY.
Wool'. Wooli Wool! j
WANTED to buy 20.000 pounds of "WOOL !
for cash. BL AK ELY A GIBBES,
Columbia, S. C.
ter No wb orr y Uer aid. Abbeville Pre?? and
Manner, Fairfield Herald each copy four
limos and forward bills to this office.
Juno 13_
Attention !
THE attention of etty and country retail |
dealors ia requested to the following:
Owing to the depressed condition of busi?
ness, and being anxious to reducestook,
JOHN ?. FA HIL. Y dt CO.,
No. 87 Ilayne tlreet, Charletlon, S. C.,
y?iW offer to the trade daring the present
month their very attractive and completo
stock at TEN (10) PEU OE NT. below New York
jobber's prices. ? . .. / |
TKHMH_For all bills under $100 cash, or
approved note, st thirty days, with interest
from date of p'rirehaee, at 12 per cent, per an?
num. For all bills over (100 approved notos,
as above, at four (1) months, or acceptance,
will be acceptod. ,
Thoir stock consists Of the largest variety
to he found in tho city, of STRAW and MIL?
LINERY GOODS, White Goods, HoBiory,
Gloves, Trimmings, Lacea, Embroideries,
llibbons. Umbrellas. Parasols, Ladies' and
Gents' Liuen and Paper Collars and Cufie,
Ladies' Laco Collars, and a complote assort?
ment of Fancy Goods, Notions and Small
Wares.
Merchants Ordering will please specify on
which ot the abovo terms they wish to pur?
chase-_ Juno 6 luipi
LIME,
TIIK ?riKAT PBUTIlilZEIl.
ICAN furnish LIME at Depot at Walhalla,
S. C., for ll 50 per barrel. Address,
Ravi B. HOLDER, Walhalla, S. C.
Maroh 2fl
A finn summer tonio is Hattorf'* Bitters
can bo had at I'oi.Locfc'H.
BY K01im ?BUH**
THIS .{Sol urda? ) MO I
' -itittiTvM ?b&iatr\ch*, - --
A lot of nOUBEHOTAr F?BTOPHJRE, con
Ac. JIWSJJ^I ?.. f .. Mrt.tvf*
"1?n?T^i?,in^ubi.v'lt?^^ Lamp
j^o?el?^^^ . ^^^W-Hq oof.
,>' .? t OJ. ? ' %??J IT?--.?. : . . !i r Ti'?I,?*i ..TMl?al
.?- > tn ut'ii .A.T '* . vy) ? ? j ? ac? flt
a F. JACKSQN/U.
:>/.ij-rr?,w ?:-.:>>;;>;YOJT"
X^*?1*168'0' i^srj *di ir
J^l: iNew atyles of Aprons, whito 4ind A> off.li
ChUdron'o Wtdto MODJ?U1 BLouj?v^r,.. ! ' ri;
Children's Buff Linep Blouses. . , \ iit_
LsdlcB' Silk Saratoga Tie?. ;T '" ' ?r?L
- All at very low prioes. ? . .'>'".?:- <Jqnef8^
*.'.'..,' ( Hotace". . %
nplHBEE months from thia dato, application
JL will bo made to the Greenville and Colum?
bia Railroad Company for thd renewal of tho
following HORIP belonging to tho eBtaio'Of
JESSE DBBKUHL, which has been lest or
mislaid, viz: , , .
Stock Scrip No. 1,162, 250 Bharea.' . * u. "
AsRessment Certificate on eamb, Ko. 1,482,
.1,000. ititi fl
Scrip No. 1,837. 5 shares.
Assessment Certificate on Bamo, No. 1.514,
$20. WM. H. PARKSB.^ .
Receiver Estate of Jesse DoBrnhi, deCd.
JOTE 2,1871. Abbevttle Q. H*:,
.Jone 6 '.'...?! jflmo
READ THIS!
M?- . un ; ii '? ... ' ..S'?V)3 L'i?iS
.?{.ni .. . ' . ' ~ . ..."ir>'.
i-.'n .!.. . ; . -r : t :.jri ?,01010?
f> tr ri wti^ifl !- i- foiuh'Wsn'liii't ?-'
take ploasuro iu calling, tho. opcciil
Inol !</' i ' U - n uni ol b???O\T
t attention of the trade to. o ur Inf go. an.d, ^eU
so?ecredBtock*,??:". '. ? ' ?'Wi
.fttn
Ladies. Misf5c'8,ChiidreR. Heil ?Rdljlye'
flu*.: . . ... r.l -?%o o? MA-.1A
WES m mm.
lodi \?:.o?.: .' ? v ' vi ?irdi{iut?o ii*'>d
/.iel.-!il >. Whi?n'troares?lUng-'?t' <rfnnV
1 iv . {fl fy: '? "'il >./:.',..;
.hdfflied
?hi MANUFACTURERS PMIGE&
'.?. L ' "! ?.... < . -. in ??'..?.>.>**>
.. ol .. (-i f:: . ?>.'::? <jnhi*:q .'oe
OlYE US A CALL, and examino beforeiyon.
bay. ,.
' May 2ft- ' - ?g ** g
IMF01T4IT J0?ICE
TO ? '.<;,?: -
: -.. . . - . VV
Dealers and Those in Want!
OF
li ii f < '.?'.>.?..(
DRY GOODS.
w E have now in store a full line of the
ncwoat and moat ,,'?'\: * .
FASHIONABLE GOODS
M? ?* - I-f . . ?' tl "?i *;^:*
Of domestic, French and English manufac?
turo, which wo guarantee, at all times, to sell
as low, if not at leaa prices, than any house
in Columbia, bujiug our Gooda from the
largest and moet celebrated establishments
io tho United States. And as we desire to
please all, we have now in our house tho
BEST GRADES
OF
EVERY CLASS OP GOODS,
From the-lowest to tho highest, and wo feel
confident that all those favoring ns With an
order from a distance will ba pleased sud
satisfied thai , -:
OUR HOUSE
. - -...if*
18 ' . ' > :' ' .
:?e:.
TBS Q&t? -
In this city to deal with.
Wowill, npon applloatloq, send promptly
by mail, full lines of sajnpt?B pf 'th?&o'k?nd of
Gonds desired and specified'by,,e^.friends
and cashmere. All ord,crs accopti^bled by
cash amounting to $25 atm oye/, .dj?lfyorod in
any part of tho State free ot .fr*?PjL?ri*5&e8'
Those unaccompanied, will be seat TD. 0. D.
Wo respectfully solicit oraera, which will
rocoivo tho prompt and personal attention o?
ono or tho firm. Dur prices being low? we
think we can r?nder satisfaction to all. Give
us a trial._" _
J. H. & M. L. KIN ARD,
MayS _ COLUMBIA, S. C.
: Claret Wine
ON draught. TRIS DAY, at a low price, by
tho gallon or dozen.
Jone 1_EDWARD HOPE.
The only fine Playing Cardstot POLLOCK'S.