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*iuLtA ?3 tNQQN;- D 'NEWSPAPER OOMiitl M q aSBJCUMPHAIj ENTJi? IKa^iBJUJtlIKr-?INHOR 10 H KBOTSONAUr PIJAOAUDS PO^TBO?N-PAIUB .lil M 'iiuoBBW -OF A* TAOH* "??fiBBSrED'Wtf fcju K>.'i: ^j^-jV"^^' TVA TU ina.* < . .1 Tiltil? ai per .noutnalibU. who constituted;-theta "! solvee a eoH?u?tteeto;H>fre*\^ J&l^-meet hwif?:.oppwVo?i ?JCOB?,.??.! . pnbhoan journals.' . */?h* >.!??.? Vi ,n/ni> j . Ii?otionamibmitlod bjlBaze, yesterday,11 tp_ ektena i?ie; pp^ttf !o? Thler^apd iil?fi?0P*J Pf ?t^P:l??r3JlX?)j()lR0 .years, wero; unexpected, /by BnzuV colleagued, and rogaided-inopportune. It ia thought j If <ob action w jil be taken upon them by tho It is reported, that Pyutt has been .'. arrested: at i Lav ill et te, disguised as -priest. >? Vi Gen. Fabrice ! pteson tod corcpli men ts to Thiers upon tho overthrow of the . "Commune. ' _ . ''Frinoo Bismarck has promised to di - rnjnish the German army of occupation in France. . . . . .. The amount of the proposed French - long loan will, it is now ?aid, be reduced onerfifth. : ' ? court-martial assembles next week. for the trial .of ? Roohofort, Asai and Bossel. ; i . . 1 A grand review of 100,000 men, which L has boon announced lot the Champs de Mars, Sunday next, will bo held at Long Champs.-- '. ' :/?JT.- . ,"' The rumor wh?oh obtained circulation ?f lu'pdifioaUpua, f> tho-ministers io ou . h'or.iUtiyeV-ooutra?iatod^ - . . MADRID^ June'IC-There has been a .?orir? diamission in - committee of Cortes . wi^b: referauao' to'' the . amendment of < i,bo : treaty "with .tim Bank of | fi Puris, f.i nader : which the; treasury loao-woa- to; >' have beenf<$flM??4?& No conelcisidti'WOB' ;i Te&HeflV' Sjgrjg ? S. iii: I itt r. ^^^??B?JM'ne IB.^he.pr?pQPit?Q-qa of Senor Laoza has been approved by. ?tboOhamb? ?usaion; S ??T?3!Bt;S^>?:G?lhardItai?wuy : 'bill wq? ru adoptad by Uro Chamber. I W i>ij^>l*ftfH *1 'BERLIN, June '. lfi.,4At "the'1 tr^i#ph; cp,try o? ^le^rt?jy, abd- .inauguration bf -: nu equestrian stntuo of. King Frederick Wflliam? -to?Bay, th?" display ' w?s^rand.; '?j Tho city was thronged with people. The '.V.p'r??eSflon, ohe O? tho most magnificent of modern times, was headed . by eagles . and standards captured from the French. After tho uddreaj of welcome aud con '?'.gratulationa, tho Emperor, at ,thu head . of a brilliant cortege, rode down this-Via Triumphales. Thorond was strewn with flow OTB, as he advanced, by hundreds of I young girls dressed in white. The pro? cession was mainly composed of detach? ments representing every regiment which waa engaged; in the war. Enthusiasm of tho spectators was unbounded. Upon the uu veiling of the statute of his father, William delivered a speech, ancV.ln olos I ' ing, he said: : "This raonnraunt, which ': wai projected in a timo of the profound? est peace,,noy beopnies a monument of one of the most brilliant though/ blood? iest of modern wars. May tho peace 6? ' ' dearly achieved be a lasting ono." - ; Thu ceremonies closed with conferring , honors on victorious generals,?, Among ti them, Gen. Yon Boon was made Count of the Empire, and Gen:' Von Mel tko, Field Marshal of the Imperial army. , ']'. "LONL?N, Juno 17.- Insurrectionary placards bave been posted in Paris by another branch of tho international So 1 cietyj, which disavows - connection with ;: incendiarism, but proclaims tb,b?a.en? gaged in >a struggle against cowardice' and war abd against- deapotiam ? "and mo? nopoly, v bVh'-H . H tu u .. . > ,- . ; LONDQN, June 17,-T-Seven of the crew of Loriliard'a yacht, Enchantress, wero arrested for mutiny. One was commit? ted on the charge of stabbing an officer. BBRLIN, June 17.-Tho triumphant entry was unprecedentedly grand, to the closing scene. Bismarck th en approach? ed the Emperor, and asked jeavo to unveil the. statup. The Emperor bp wed . and Bismarck moved his band, when tho canvass fell from the statue, while drums rattled, trumpets blared, the standards of tho guarda v/ero lowered toward the Btatue,-tho 'troops presented arms and it choored loudly, a salute was fired of 101 " guns, the church bells broke into instan ;, tau eons ringing, wjiile out pf turmoil . the national air resolves itself. Tho Emperor, . holmet in hand, then ap? proached his father's stutue, and walked . alewly .< around' it. Band? struck up '//i"jVi?iii^?' ^/? Qott;*. and the troops | ' joined in singing the byinp/.?-*:; ?msrtosm ZaUeliltfence. NOON DESPAfO*Q?8. / ."rAMPIOO STORMED' AND AT?B -THE INSUR O?K?W KLLLLED, WOUNDED AWD-C APTO RED p.?ajUtjOW F?VER BAOINO AT VERA CRUZ !-VATITJANDIOHAM ACOIDENTALLY KIMJS HIM8EIJ?- MASONIC A EPA I RS-THE KAIL ?j... ROAD IiAiOBERH.AT OBUiTANOOOA. STIMI T?imuiiENT-RK-IN8TATE?ENT OP -ft rf. JOHNSON AB UNITED STATER MARSHAL JULES FERRY APPOINTED FRENCH ?IINI9 . TER-WEATHER REPORTS- SEAMEN AR nE?TED- LOS.4 O?J (j A YE-8SEL-THE BUNKER HILL CELEn RATION-EXT O AN a . /V^OtraLEflVTES-riilbNY 07* ^CHff .OpyBBN? A ' ' ~ OB* OT 'ALABAMA- OOND3TTOI? OT/j?OV. % ,'WAB>T^T3^H-SHIP NEWS, k6. [ii 'A \, . WASHINGTON Juno 16.-Appointments ' -C. W. pastern, Postmaster at Demo-. polis, Ala. '. . ? . CITY ?i; Mmcico. Jane ll.-Tampioo .waa stormed, and ail the insurgents were killed, wounded or captured. Yellow fever is raging^ at Vera Gr nz. LEBANON, OHIO, Jane 17.-Hon. C. L. Yallandigham, while illustrating tb his fellow counsel in a murder case how a dead man might have shot himself, ac? cidentally discharged the pistol, wound? ing himself in the bowels. At 2 o'clock this morning, he was still consolons, but in great pain. Internal hemorrhage is hardly a possibility of his recovery. LATHS.-Vallandigham is dead.. ->. BURLINGTON, VERMONT, Jone 17.-The Grand Chnpt^qfi Royal, Arch Maspnsv by unanimous Tote, resumed allegiance tb tho General>:Gratrd:-Chapter of the' ID I8G0. Nsw YORK, Juno 17.-Weston beat his time eighteen.mjpuios., He made the lagt mile ' in ?lev?n 'minutes and aoven 8ooand8/tk<.i li./j ,einn3t, lt-mod ^^^rrHgTTLT^^*fjnne^ 17. ~*Tl^^^^^w^^ iog a fugitive train, dedaring. that no fj I KMH? liEBPA?CH?i?. ): I ] W?ns?mit Jute 17.-"Ll B/tfohn^ son has been restored to tho mnralialship of South? Carolina. . ' ; . ? J ' t '1 M \ $3,600,000 in gold reaohod the Trea? sury safely from San 'Frauoisoo. The weight was six tone. General S. 8. Fry has been appointed Supervisor of Ioteroal Revenue for Kentucky. It is positively known that Jules Ferry comes here as French Minister. CU&LUKRLAND, MD., Juno 17.-Mrs. Valiaudigham was here, attending the funeral of her brother-Hon. V. L. McMahon. She is completely distracted, and will be taken to Dayton to-night. NEW YORK, Juno 17.-Bishop Mcil? waine, of Ohio, and Thurlow Weed, de? parted for Europe to-day. Three colored seamen, ohargcd with the murder of. the . captain of the bhip Bowen, were committed for trial, in de? fault of 82,000 bail. Four sailors, charged With mutiny aboard the ship Manitoba, were delivered to the English Consul. Tho Methodist Book Coucern Com? mittee have allowed Dr. Lanallan access to thAW6f& rh '. j I [ V ?...BOSTON,.Ju.no 17--Tho Star of the East, boneo for Gardiner,. Me., sunk;' passengers saved.">:'' 1 The ??lcbr?lioipbrthe battle of Bunker Hill is' pr?gressibg,J..Jwith , great , ec/(ii.'<( : Business generally is suspended. >,{ .: ,{' ?J "TV'A&HWOTON, June ;17.-^Governor Lin?^ayy of' Alabama, concluded his 1 (testimony,before the .Ru Klux Investi- ' gating Committee to-day-'having ?been, subjected to a searohiug examination of aoyep, or eight hour*, in relation to tho ooh'dition of. affairs : iu bia State. The details of, his . evidence has not. been made public, but it is i known that he gave au unqualified df-m'a? to reports of political outragea and organized rosiet-; aube to the law ia Alabama, and express? ed his belief, from all sources of infor? mationavailable to' him, that said State has not been so quiet, orderly and peace? ful, in twenty years, as at present. Abundant means of freo education have been provided and are impartially acces? sible for nil classes, both white and colored, and in no part of the State is any ono in danger of molestation or violence, on account of his political sentiments; Probabilities-Threatening and rainy weather, with light winds, will probably continue during to-night and Sunday, on Likes Erie and Ontario, and thence Eastward to the Atlantic. Cloudy weather will probably,very generally, prevail East pf the Mississippi, with light winds from the South-west and North-west. Cloudy weather, with fresh Southerly winds, is probable for tho Gulf coast. . , CrrY or MEXICO, Juho ll.-Congress bas adjourned. An extra session is ex? pected. Manual Payno declines the Washington Ambassadorship. There ia great agita! ion throughout the republic over the coming elections. The. City Council established u month ago by Con- ! greet has been ousted by Juarez. t.ft? NEW ORLEANS, June 17.-Warmouth has been cou ned to his room several days from the effect of the surgical ope? ration, on bia foot, which w.as crushed two months'ago. The rumors that the Governor is not expected to recover are untrue. A note from his attending phy? sician says the Governor is doing well and is in no danger whatever. CHARLESTON, Jone 17.-Arrived steamship Charleston, New York ; schoon? er Hannah Little, Philadelphia. Sailed -steamer Manhattan, New York. OBITUARY. Died, May 31, 1871. at the Teaidenco of her grand-father, in Cumnor)and County, Vir? ginia, ZERELDA, infant daughter of the late Capt. Jamos H. ano Mary V. MoMahon. Elemwood Cemetery Company. TO TH IC DHlECTOnS. BY request of the President, you are.hero hy notiflod to attend an extra meeting, to ho held TO-MORROW, at 10 o'clock A. M., in the office of .Dr. Parker, in rear of Dr., Midi's Drug Btoro, to confider a matter of importance. ORLANDO Z. BATES, Juno 181_ Secretary. THE MORRIS COTTON GIN HAS DISTANCED ALL OTHERS, A ND is warrantod to do it again. For full XJL particular?, relativo to thees mnohinos, address fl. MORRIS, Jnne 18 Hmo Columbia, 8. O. Hay, Hay. -| i\C\ J?9T received ono hundred hales of | 1UU PRIME WE8TERN HAY, which wo will soil, for want of storage, at $1.50 per hun? dred. Th OHO in need will do well to purchase from this lot. D. O. PEIXOTTO k BON. ' Jone 10_?_ Pavilion Hotel, Charleston, S. C. BOARD t'BR DAY, 8)4.50. : URB. H. L. BUTTERFIELD, Fropriolress. R. HAMILTON. Ruporiutondont. Juno ic . ' . .Notice. THE Administrator having ordered the I closing up of my fathor'a ostato, all per? sons indebtod will save costs by making pay? ment forthwith to Mr. O. M. JOHNSON, agent, at store Of Ohilds St Wiley. Jnne 16 8_ MIKE HOKE. Lard! Lard ll PURE LEAF LABD-"guaranteed a/riotly I pure"-in barrels, half barrels, kegs ana 8. 5 and 10 caddies, for salo at reduced prices by_JOHN AGNEW A BON Imported Ale and Porter. OABKS-Pints-boBt brands, in storo and for salo GEO. BYMMERS. 25 dall and heavy! Wheat quiet and un changed. Corn dall and unchanged^ Fork steady, at 15.00. Lard quiet. V2^. ' ..iQoverutoouta- Tdrtong1 Tbirt dull, StateB firm and quiet. Money.easy, at 3. Sterling-long 10>?; sh?rRo&. ,fii 7 P. M.-Bank statement doans/.bav? decreased nearly 8750,000; specie in? creased over 8250,000: deposits increased fr Sl^gjfl.ODp; pegaj Aeoders inoreiaaed ld thf->i(^^%- Qovernmenta ad? vnnced %\ but dull- C2s 12??. Tenues sees strong . -others dull. Hputh:.Oaro,li ?aa ?i&wJj Burntly off. :j Tenh?w?jes, -old nd>n&***62%/ Vinginfn? 77^; new 73. Louisispas 70: ne w 63; leveea 70; 8s 74. Alababas 102. Georgina 88? 7s 92??. North Carolinas 47; new 27. South Ca? rolinas 7?; new 62)?. Cotton strong; sales 3,600 bales-uplands 20%. Flour 5@10e. lower-common to fair extra Southern 6.70(0)7.25; good, to choice 7.30. Wheat favors buyers-winter red and amber Western 1.61@1.C2. Corn a shade easier, at 75?76. Pork hoavy, nt U^(ai5. Lard hoavy-kottlo 10;u'. Freights dull. BALTIMORE, June 17.-Cotton firmer and higher-middling 20?^@20??? re? ceipts 385 bales; sales 375; stock 1,500. NORFOLK, Juuo 17.-Cotton firm low middling 18^; receipts 270 bales; exports 364; sales 30; htock 1,616. WILMINGTON, June 17.-Cotton firm middling IOU'; receipts 75 hales; exports coastwise 176; sales 21 ; stock 1,223. CHARLESTON, June 17.-Cotton nd vancing-middling 20(0)21; receipts 238 balas; exports to Great Britaiu 1,250; coastwise 28*1; Hales 400; stock 5,658. AUOUSTA, Juno 17.-Cotton market bjofijad strong, at 19@19>? ipr Liverpool and 19*fj for New.York middling; sales .receipts 130; offerings light. . SAVANNAH, JuOo 17.-Cotton strong' middling" 19^;:'reo?ipts 253 bale?j st?ek .MOWLE, June 17.-r-Cotton firm-mid? dling 19@19^; receipts '114;- exports 2.975;'sales 400?stock 12.410. ' .NE^. OVLEANS. June l^^FIonr firrnor -superfine 5.62M; doubl? 6.25; treble 6 6?@6.7?. Pork dull nnd lower-mess 16.25v Bacon dull-offering at 7??($9^; ham's 14J?@l5><i. . Lard finner-cboico 10H?li; keg ll^@12r Cotton strong -middling 19%@20; receipts .1,022 boles; eeles 2,000; stock 59,872. .GALVEPTTJN, Jnne 17.-Cotton strong good ordinary 15!.,;: receipts 709 bales; export? 2,600; sales 500; stock 5,923. LONDON, June 17-Evoning.--Consols 92^. . Bonds 90??. . FRANKFORT, Juue 17-Evening. Bonds 96)?. PARIS, June 17-Eveniug.-Rentes ac? tive, at 52 and 75. LIVERPOOL, June 17-Evening.-Cot? ton dosed firm-uplands 8^8@8j?; Or? leans 8;SB; salen 20,000bales; speculation and export 8,000; nearly due from Now Orleans 8??. Acacia Lodge Ho. 94, A. F. M. AN EXTRA Communication of this .Lodge, will be held in Masonic Hall, AT0 MORROW (Monday) EVENING, at 1 > o'clock. Tho F. C. Degree will bo conferred. By order o? the Wi M. . P. M. DRENNAN, Ju., Secretary. Jnne 13 1_ Choice Articles. EXTRA fine FULTON MARKET BEEF. Extra floe SMOKED BEEF. Choice SUGAR-CURED STRirS. WITH Other freso and desirable artiolea, jost re? ceived and for sale, by Jnne 18 a_ R. D. SENN A SON. Jost Received, ABEL MOT a? so riment of DOOR BELLS. GONGS, LOCKS. NIGHT LATCHES, io. All kinds Sewing Machino NEEDLES constantly on hand. Fine Locks made to order, and repairing of ali kinda done prompt? ly. }-? F. A. SCHNEIDER, Gun and Locksmith, Plain street. Juno 18_ Prime Hay-To Close Sales. TO close a consignment, tho undersigned will Hell the small balance romaining at $1.25 per hundred pounds, if applied for im? mediately. C?A&?BEliS & BRYCE. Juno 17_2 Congress Water. GASES for salo low by June 17 GEO. SYMMERS, IO "Diamond" and "Orange" Brand Hams, fl /\ TIERCES of these "incomparables" Iv/ just to band and for salo hv . June 17_G Et). jj YM ME RS. Pickled Tongues, Reef, &c. JUST opened, choleo Fulton Market BEEF, Choice Pickled Tongues, Choice Sn gar-Cured Hum--, Choice Sugar Cured Strip?, Choice No. 1 Mackerel. For eale low by Juno 17 }%;<;: JOHN AGNEW ?V SON. Davis' Magic Grease and Spot Re? mover. THIS is inValuablo iu rleaning clothes of any sort. It doe? not injure-or 'discolor 1 tho fabric in tho slightest. 1'rico 25 cents. Prepared for aale by W. C. FISHER, June 15 _Druggist. Davis' Poison for Bed-bugs, Roaches, Ants, &c. ASAFE and certain destroyer, oasy of ap? plication, without any disagreeable Smell or stain. Prioo 25 cents. For salo at W. C. FISHER'S Juno 15_Drug Htoro. Wool! Wooli Wooli WANTED to buy 20,000 pounds of WOOL I for cash. BLAKELY A GIBBES, Columbia, S. O. ta- Newberry Herald, Abhsvillo Press und | Banner, Fairfield Herald each copy four timos and forward bills to this office. Juno 13 Imo Hay! Hay ll Hay ill 1 rift ri/ lf \ LBS. PRIME HAY for sale LWv/.UUU -delivored in Columbia at $1.25 per hundred. Orders to be left at E. Uopo's, with J. E. G Y lee, Eon. Juno ll_MIKELL A LEVY. Pearl Grist. -I f\ BBL8. FRESH PEARL ORIST, just JLXJ received and for salo low by Juno 15 JOHN AGNEW A SON. Blackwell's genuine Durham Smoking To? ba.co at POLLOCK'S. Of .(TBE AT COliBSIBIA, .V.W./.1. .. ? ' VBESOVROES;?.A '\ Vj:*./ Loatifl and die counts-, i .f. ,v?:i -1.234,719 78 United States booda to secure ob- r s ' oulatlon...iV.. ;..\.V .'.v.. -100,000 00, Otbor stocks; -booda .'aud\n\or> rf, gages.vrt*1?rr,*V"i. 110 50 Due fromRodoomlhgan?Bpsorv.6 Agents.......;I.v. ; .20.954 ttl Duo from other national bAh>B.-;. > ^.?M 40 Doo from other banks apil Dank- .. .' er?. i- 1,351 17 Furniture" uo'ct fixtures ,1 "........ 3.603 24 Currout oxponses, inoludlng sala.- -, . .. '_Trios'......T;.%...,;T...::i 3,078 17 Taxes...;..50 00! Premiums. 12,222 00 Gash Items. 12 62, Billa or other national banks,..'.. t$,9U0 00 Fractional currency, fnclading ' nickol s.... 8,370 37 Spooio....I. 1,889 27 Legal tender not?e...'.. 30,000 00 I $436,955 94 LIABtX.lTIES. -\ Capital stock paid in. _ $100,000"00! Discount, exchango, .Vc . 8,497 02 National bank circulation, out standing. 90.000 00 Individual deposits. 144,794 29 Duo to national bunks. 2,088 63 Notes and bills rediacountvd. 91,576 00 $436,95"5 91 STATE or SOOTU CAUOI INA, { COUNTY or RICHLAND. \ HH" I, A. U. Urenizor, Cashier of thc Central National Bank of Columbia, do solemnly ?woar that tho above statement is true, to tho best of my knowledge and belief. A. O. RRENIZEU, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before mo thia seventeenth day (if June, 1871. JOHN C. B. SMITH, Notary Public. Correct. Attest: W. O. 8WAFFIEI.D, H. Ti. BRTAN, lt. D. KENN. Dtrrc-tors. Jone 18 1 X E E P GOOL. QALL AT H. E. NICHOLS & CO.'S Insurance Booms And eeo tho ROCKING-CHAIR PAN. It is simple, cheap a od oilicifnt,, . Juna ld 3 Dissolution. TUE .copartnership .heretofore existing un dur the firm ot AGNEW A CO., ia this day dissolved by mutual conacnt. Mr. Owen Daly will continuo thobuainesa,oollect?Dg the debts of the lalo firm and paying tho in? debtedness of tho same. JOHN AGNEW, Juno 15, 1871. OWEN DALY. Livery and Salo Stables. THE undersigned , will continue tho bu? siness heretofore con? ducted by Agnew A Co., at tho old stands of j the late Arm. His Omnibuses and Carriages will convey passengers to sud from tho Rail? road Depots to the Columbia-Hotel, the Nick eraon House, ur any uart of the city. Ho will also furnish Horses, buggies, Carriages, Ac, for hire on reasonable terms, and solicits the patronago of tho friends of the late linn. OWEN DALY. Juno 15,1B71. ' June IC 6 A CARD. ~Y^7"E beg to call the attention \>t the public to our first olas* stock of - -' . ? : '.' f< rt j? .-1. DRY GOODS, Now completo in every department, and to tho following special items: BOOTS SHOES. ' We 'ara now prepared to show onp of the handsomest, neatest, cheapest and most de? sirable stock of SHOES ever opened in this market. We introduce two new features in tho trado. 1st. Wo will send no goods out to try or fit, SB WO have, at considers b?o exp? use, titled up a "Ladies' Fitting Room." 2d. We guarantee, io the fullest extent, all our (ino work to give entire satisfaction. June 1? IL C. SHIVER A CO. Coal! Coal!! Coal!!! THE undersigned hus made arrangements with parties in Charleston, and is lire pared to furnish COAL at $16 per ion of 2.00(1 weight, cash on delivery. Orders left at Greenville Railroad Office, over South Caro? lina Dank and Trust Company, promptly at? tended to. TUOS. J. MOORE, Agent. .Jun? 10 _ _ Imo Magrath's Digest of South Carolina Law Reports, rpo tho present time. Price f5. For sale at 1 BRYAN A MuCARTER'S BOOKSTORE. June ll _ For Rent. WE offer tho following deslrahlo pro lertj for rent: T splendid family RESI? DENCE, with forty-two acres of land at? tached, known aa tho "Walker Place." Several hnndrod fruit trees of choiooet selection now in full hearing. Tho lands aro comprised of highlands and meadow, with a bold fri u spring not distant from tho house. Tho front, soar four acres in extent, faces on Upper Doundarv, ono or our most public streets. R, O'NEALE A BON, Juno 8 Cotton Town. The Doctors Recommend Seegers' Beer ! IN preference to London Porter and Scotch Ale. Why? Tlioy know it ls unadulterated. Corn, Hay and Oats. ff> {\f\f\ BUSHELS Primo White CORN. &m\J\J\J 100 bales choice Northern Hay. 600 buaholB primo mixed Oats. Just received and for salBiy June 2 _ JOHNAGNEW A RON. Refined Oil. COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, hy tho gal? lon or barrel. Also, in glaass, pints and quarts. For salo low. E.HOPE. Building A8BQGi*Mo?i toa,been/>q.?rapid,,tftu.f ?oaucit?K tho ex,pgr)fl^,of tbo.'-m? ?^7- ?sjv .tar Cally, tho Qeiioral Agent ; ha?'to o, olp Sed to reduco tho number of tickota . to.-B^WGx'iAa ^bie^BohomojWftf.floti designed a^fcjpecjula tJon.rbuAfflftiely.tp.?hai?ga the ?uje*tm,?nt,(fr? ; Inoro eateofllv? juiprovpavoDts ip.^hepit/pR ia hopod that tho advantage in tho r^dnotjoo .o?.Hio ?^^p^W an4 .?R M? ^?1?$ $ ti i. Afc?,"!*. -pfltewra .M. #rf i ?nmhar at UflkaU?Ufe MflB MUMWTtVnMVift OL r^?i BWWB'WHBELBB, rajspi^ro <JOOL i - i' P.,i ? -.i-lra'.-.z -' ,V w ? open thia day a fresh lot ol . . D R Y GrO ODS, Direct from first hands. LI a vi o g no old stock to work off, wo show new and fri-Bh Qoods, at Dull Times Prices. We ask ospeoial attention and examination of our low price .. SASH RIBBONS. Romcruber, tho onlyplifcoln the city to pro? cure these desirable goods is at TORTER & STEELE'S. Jnno14_ ? Special Notice to the Ladies. MRS. A. MCCORMICK has just received a now supply of . thone handsome READY-MADE [SUITS, cnnai?tingnf Swiss Mus? lin, Bishop's Lawn: and Nain 1 soak. AIBO. very prottv Travel? ing Dresses, all. of which she .offers very low.: .. ' " f . Having rednocd 'her prices in Millinery, she feels conlidc.it thnt rio lady will purchase ali her etoro tint what will go away porfectly satisfied'frith-tier bargain. _Jortb ll .ti-j Intelligence Offiae, . vi'o.nijs W' (Opposite Mn sonia Hall.)' E call the attention of the citizens of Columbia and vicinity to tho fact that wo have purchased the interest bf 'BE ARD tc ORCHARD ip the abovo institution, and will give attention strictly to its demands. M?los ur females wishing employment Of any kind can bo supplied by calling, or sending in thoir names and residences and announcing their wants. TbC desires of employers will bo im? mediately taken notice of. Rentorsand tboao wishing to rent will be provided fur. The collection nf Accounts will bo pursued, Bonds negotiated, and Bales of Beal and Personal Property mude. LEE A SMITH. AT LOVE & CO.'S. NOW OPENING FANCY FAST COLORED MUSLIN. ~jy?ORE of those beautiful LENOES and J AFANEME POPLINS, at lower prices. Now at) les in Swiss, Victoria and Linen Lawn, MADE DRESSES, Under Garments for Ladies. Wo aro sole Agents for the "EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE," Helpmates of onr mothers and wives. Hundreds of Indien in this city can testify to their being the best iu uso'. W. D. LOVE, _ Juno 0_ B. B. MoOREERY. Infant's Food. A MOTHER supply of FOOD FOP. INFANTS. ?TL. This is just tho tood for babies. Mothers call and examino it, at HEINITSH'S Juno 1 t _.__?^i? J^0T! Jewelry and Silverware, OF tho most apprnvod nt vhs, can bo ob? tained at I. BDLZBAOHliR'E establish, mont, Mnin Btrect, Columbia Hotel Row. Si ts and half acts in "great variety. Also, solitairo and cluster DIAMONDS. S PECT A CLES H nd EYE-GLA3.SE8 to suit ?ll agcs.__ Reduction in Prices. _ LADIES' popular PONY PR.E .-/JOSJ^TONS, ono of the number just ?23353^ receivod, Tory stylish. No-top ?XWrTT vf- Buggies, Top Buggies and Turn seat Buggies, in variety, r ino Six-paasonger PhuHona, on platforms; Four-passenger Phae? tons, on throe springs. Open and Tarn-seat Rockaways. This varied stock is now being offered very low. - ' _May_2;>_Vj W. K. GREENFIELD. Millinery. snarnrM*. MUB- ?- E" llEED b?fis !oaT kB&if?l f^B to inform the ladies in general 3?L' niVJC of the latest and most faHhionablo iSLa?ilO fl'i"lCB ?r MILLINERY, Hair and isrBntT^r Fancy Couda, at reddpod prices. Also, fresh supplies'avery w?ok. j al 1 jan d seo for yourselves. ? ? May 4 GEOBOB TV$BBB, : BROK ER, Real Estate and Insurance Agent, COLUMBIA, a. c. OFFICE over W. O. Fisher's Drug Store, opposite Columbia Hotel, Main street! May 2 ~~HAMS ! HAMS ! \ HAMS ! ! ! CHOICE MAGNOLIA HAMS I CUOICE MARYLAND UAMBI ! OHOiUE CROWN HAM8111 Together with a full stock Smoked sud Dry Salted BACON SIDF8, Shoulders and Strips, for salo at low. prices to cash consumers. May 27_JOHN AOXEW A SON. A freBh supply of Bremen Lager at POL? LOCK'S. NEW ? ty loa of PR1NT8. , Now Btv I ea of Aprons, whits and hoff. Children's White Moneul Blouses. Children's Baff Linon Blouses. Ladies' bilk Saratoga Ties. All at very low prices._Jone 8 READ THIS! "^^TE tako pleasure in calling the special attention of the trade to our-large and well selected stock of N Ladies, Mis?e e, Children, Ben and Boya' SHOES il SMTE8S, /ah' ') ,*r..:i uioil RU ti fi;* Which Ve a refiling Al ' j-.: ft ,- <? : til l. \<.it }-.. . > i*-'*4?iOi| . .'. I p.iiroca.'ii.-ti. <dl ni n- -..J .j tx* : ?' ? ?7 i&imiji.'f'l ?fl?i<firi!3 Give ns A ''carly and e'iJmrne'b'ifore y^rahuy. ;.-. .-. y, M J.. N -. utuiuiw , tiam.*;.? May. 86 I." ' .' - i ?r?ooT.'.iT i iMPamiT s&Tici iiou'inJ ii -.-. hi%! ? ' . ...TO Dealers and Those in WantQ 1 * OP . * DRY GOODS. WE have now io ?tor? a fnil line of the newest and roost PASJIIOiVABLB GOODS Of domestic, Frenoh and English manufac? tura, which wa guarantee, at all times, to sell as low, if not at. less prices, than any boase in Colombia, buying our -Goode from the largest and moot celebrated establishments in the United -States. And as va dcairo to please-all, we bava now in our boase tb? BEST GRABES OF EVERY CLASS OP GOODS, From the lowest to tho highest, and wo feel confident that all those favoring us with an order from a distanco will be pleased and satisfied that OUR HOUSE IS ;' THE Off E i 'i'll' .'ii.i>>-. In this city to deal with. i I ' ! :''..?>> .'J l! Xl*> 1? . rt .1 Wewill,. upon application, aend promptly by mail, full lines of. samples af thoa? kind of Goods desired Sod specified "by oit friends and enstomara. AU orders accompanied by cash, amounting to $25 and or?r, delivered in any part of tho State free of freight charges. Those unaccompanied, will .be sept C. O. D. We respectfully solicit orders, whioh trill receive th? prompt and personal attention of ono of tho ?rm. Onr prices'being low, we think wa oan render satisfaction to all. Give us a trial. , , _,,, l?m & M. L.,?i^?lU>, ?a?J ... ; '.. . COLUMBIA, 8. p. Claret Wine qN draught, THIS DAY, at a tow price, by tbe gallon or dozen. . jj nnel_ EDWARD HOPS. LIMB; TUB GREAT Faivrii.iZRn.. ICAN furnish LIME at Depot at Walhalla, B. C.. tor $1.50 per-barrel. Address, Riv. B. HOLDER. Walhalla, 8. C. Maroh 20_ Cheap Fertilizer. A f\ TON8 COTTON HEED MEAL. Excel gfcjj lent for manure. EDWARD HOPE. Free Soup overy day, at ll o'clock, at POL LOOK'S.