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J 1 TOPHAM vot?i?u A ?-?lyn PBOOHBDINOB M PA?UiIAMB??T^.'XH WANS C^UnrriNQ DOWN-MEETING OP EMPBT?0B3-jBP??CN'-'Al?#'' yj?t?t?EIfA-r B^iib?i?N ?p ou?t p^ivp^iKOKb.iDBias TC NN Eli A aOCOEfla-r-rPBBMOH-j TAXATION, * AO., AO. -..' : : .; LONDON, Angunt ;JtO^In the Com? mons, to-day, Gladstone announced tho ?mslponement of tho Queen's dopartoro or Balmoral, io d?f?rence to tho condi? tion of pablio business. Tho.dato of th,o prorogation Of Parliament waa there? fore uncertain.' '. Monsell, ' Postmaster General, announced that a reduction of telegraph tolls to a rx po nc o for ten words throughout the, ? Unjted Kingdom will be . made upon completion of the new general oflioo. Cardwell, in Com? mons,-spoko in dofonoo cA tho English military; System OB Comparer! Vith' that of Prussia.' Tho latter was not suited to* a freo country like ??England. He also ?tated -that the-military manouvres to take placo in Berkshire the' coming au? tumn promised .excellent results. "In the House of Lords, tho Marquis of Ripon made a l?ngtby argument in fav?Sr1 .of the' ;bjJllot; in. thev course |.bf Ift?iqh-. he ?ejrcrfed'jtor .h^exporfon?p "in tho United :Btat?? in ige iipost pleasant terms, and paid a cora pli moot: to Ameri? can institutions.; "A^ft?r' - o';'spirited de ittyfft' M^KWli 'd^?j^e?.?by f OB ty-ii i no rnr>jo ri ty ?gain s 11 ho! mic ia to r s, . Tho Prin?e '? Imp?tiaU Of G? rm any. and wife yfsiteaf'B&litoflrv Cathedral and thc ruins of Stonehenge^ > y$ iii 1-3 VE tis AULLES,- -August .10.-A .motion fot- prolongation to throo years of the ?fBoe of Thiers < as ;tbq : ohibf <rxeoutivo power- wi?l probably*^ in tho Assembly'\U?>^q?^/!''d?)fbvi4t?n*iB | mado, tb?rwn ..for.iiUa' resignation c<>f ? Theirs in. the. ovoub of a>diwiointioni of thoi; Assembly -before-, the^?t^f^ibh; of ^Ui't'orr^of onffle. ',j? '\."/' ! ' * 'AffvTqea (rpn\Algesift;K9RftH.oontinued impravemont .in.the situation of affaira, 'ftn?^?y tho iusurgeteeo?tfr rapidly $ub ^Wn? to the .anthq^ty^^'G^^ tt|n>>. ? '?ii Vi V " ii ?C?SM?am MA ooh. .'\ , . LONDONJ August IL-n-Iiuflsiar? rapidly adopting Prussia's military organisation. prised i.fa :bondaltik?i??)thB apprehended alliaaoe bot weqajBasaia: andi Frauen. . MADRID,. August ell,---Spoin; will pon : flue - procoadi ugs against V?hezablB, -for NIGHT D?8PATOHES. LONDON, August ll.-A terri fi o exp?o S'on of gun cotton occurred to-day at tow r Mark et-a . market town in tho Ooun ly ? of Suffolk. . Several perso ns vt Cr p hilled. - Farther explosions are ap ^ 'Chones Buxton, M. P. for East Surry, an eminen t reviewer , and deader in- the1 educational movement-in England, died tp-flayi'aged fifty. '. Mont (Jonis Tunnel' 'ia a completo suc? cess. i The Pope has - written a lotter declin? ing a throne of gold, and proposes that the money subscribed for the throne be appropriated to buying tba exemption of students-of.* Catholic 'seminaries from rqilitary service. PARIS, August ll.-The French bud got commission propose three per cent, (ax on'all bonded goods, except corn and ebal ; ! and . estimates the yield therefrom ak.79,:000;000f? per annum. It is thought .the vote prolonging Thiers* term will stand 800 to 230. ' ii i Amorlean IntcUlBonct. NOON DESPATCHES. NEW. SEOR UT SOCIETY-POX ON NATION An BANKS-THE LO DIHI AN A REPUBLICANS CUBAN MATT EES-MISSOURI KLBOTZONB - UNEASINESS ABOUT A 8TEAMEB? "WITH THE ''. BLONDES-THE BU I'E NB EU O Eli PO?S?N . INO O ASE-RAILBOAD POSION-r-rOIIAPrBR ? OP HOEEOBS-THE TRIBUNE ON; LOUISI? ANA AFPAIBS-^ALTJ FOjB THOOFSjP?B'CCHE ?'. PBONTD?B-nEICHT, .Op, THE BEAS??? AT : WHITE 8?LPH?R SPBXNOB, ? 0., AO. : IIABBISBOBO, 'PA.,; : August 10.-Tho ! State Camp of Patriot Sons pf America has been indoQnitely.pbstjponed. A re? solution to establish.a. national camp, /arid a resolution declaring abhorrqaao-or ?Catholics for 'omeo 'of-honor, -trust*rind profit, provoked exoited discussion. A motion to postpone, wai lost-46 to 109. Tho ?hairmuu decided tho motion out of order. . ? OnioAao, August 10.-Judge Blodgett, .of tho United StatesjCircuit Coprt, in i tho ease of the consolidation>of- th?rtoen National Banks against the oity collector, has decided that shares of National Banks .cannot be assessed at a higher, valuation than the par raino'thereof, and that the tax is in natura of a royalty upon tho denotainal value' of babb share rca poet iv ely. The court .'also held the State law of 18?7, providing for the taxation of bank sharer, to bei wholly void, because it is in contravention of the State constitution, in that, it pro? vides for taxing shareholders in tho. dis? trict whoie the bank is located, instead of the district in which the shareholder resides. Nsw ORLEANS', August 10.-The War mouth wlngof the Republican Conven? tion mat at Turners' Hall at noon to-day. 108 delegates,answered roll call. A Con , gressional committee- was announced, [ and is the same aa last year. The oom-,I rnittoo reported ^resolutions endorsing [ jibe administration of Warm on tb, Und Ubre faithful-'?xecution of cbn.ititatio?6* "provisions for publia .education of cbil dron without distinction of color; de? nouncing appropriations to individual enterprise; urging the General Assembly to reduce its expenses; denouncing the nets of the custom house party for en? deavoring to. exclude by force- of arms recognized dologaten to tho Republican C-envontiop and other unlawful acts, and expressing the liop? that their , nets will not command the endorsement of Presi? dent Grant ^endorsing his administra-1 tion, and requesting the removal of the I onstom house party and appointment of ?." a " 1 "" 1 """- sa???SB?I taine a^?a^^?^rM^rl^?ln?a^ti oustom house officials, tb? Convention* only withdrew its support from and now repudiate : and .condemn..him. Qu the conclusion of tho resolutions, (hoy re? commended the President of the Con? vention to appoint twenty citizens to visit Washington and petition for tho removal of those named persons. A re? solution requesting United States Sena? tor West to inquire into the authority given the custom house party was adopt? ed. Thie closed the. business of the Convention. Gov. Warmonth was then invited to deliver an oddrpss, nud com? plied. Tho.city press denounce tho rtqtion of the oustcm house officials--' for suspend ing mercantile business - yesterday, cha? racterizing it os a gross outrage. To? day the Federal troops were removed and business transacted as usual ut tho customhouse. . ' j'I HAVANA;' Angnst- lO.-r-It is "reportad tbat Francisco Aguilla, ex-Cuban Minis? ter of War, has arrived in Jamaica, The Voz do Cuba sayst tho forces of the insurgent.Gen. 'Gunian' aro-between Gi? bara nnd Holquin, oomtnitting many de? predations. "When the'steamer left the rebels were situated in thu. town of Arai za, midway on the road uniting Gibars and nolquin. The insurgent . Gens. Quesoda and Fij^oro'd?.baylj'bo?nT?xe; outed at S?utiHgo do Cuba, ii - f .'.. Fears aro entertained for the snfofy ol the steamer Espa?a, from Cadiz, now s wook over due at this port. . Many unfounded rumors are in circa lation regarding Porto Rico. LOUISVILLE, August ll.~~T.ho Demo oratio majority is estimated 'at fro? 40,000 to GO.OOU Thc RepublicanaiWil have about twenty membern of- the lo wei I house. j NEW YORK, August l^.-In case King I Asher witbdr&wsi^Lobglellow' will -rot against Lexington's celebrated time. A fusion between the Fenian wings ii probable. The steamship Queen is- over-due anc there is some anxiety. Judge Dowling Lydia Thompson and . her troupe o blondes are aboard. COLUMBUS, August ll.-The Coroner* verdict is that poison was administerci to Peter Bdfeqbntr'ger' by some person o persons unknown tn "them. Prof. Worn ley, in his evidence, said lt waa possibl to introduce arsenic into the liver af te death, but ho,did not'discover suffioieu arsenic to produce death ander ordin?r; circumstances;'but finding no trace wu no proof of a larger quantity not beim; present at the timo of death. ' "1 Sx. Louis, August ll.fr-Woods secure the ballot, after a'hot discussion.and th withdrawal of thirty-eight delegate? There was erased from the journal, th resolution alTeotiug womeu and tho' lube convention. .< Adjourned to Nashville tb seoond Tuesday in September. SAN FBANUISCO, August ll.-.Tho ab sorption of the California Paoiflo Rai road with the Central Pacific Railroa was completed yes tor dey, by tho elect io of Leland Stanford', of tho Central, s President, Milton G. Latham as Tret surer, and the old board of the Centn Paoiflo Railroad BB directors. WASHINGTON, AngnBt ll.-Som friends of Grant claim that his absur dospatoh to Earl Dalkeith must be forgery. ' NIGHT DESPATCHES*. NEW. YOBK, August ll.-The polit discredit the rumors of an attack on tl Italian procession on the 25th. ROOHESTEB, N. Y., AugU8t ll.- Jo Mesner, after a full confession, was hue for wifo murder. CHXOAOO, August ll.-During a viole: storm at Appleton, Wis., lightning kill? a woman. Nonwion, CONN., Aagast ll.-Goori Douglass, colored, aged twonty-sevi years, was committed .to jail, in defau of $1,000, to nnswer tho charge of t tempting-to outrage the person of a gi aged eleven years.' ' ' J ' WASHINGTON, <. August ll.-r-To-daj Tribune says: "We noto, with great rac tiQcation, tho faot that United Stat Marshal Packard, with suporservioeal zeal, told the dissenting members of ' Republican Convention at Now Orlon that ho was authorized by Preside 'Grant to use tho custom house for t Convention; arid to bring United Sta' troops there* for ita protodtion. ' -\ don't mean to believe it, upiass.weinu It soems probable that tba United Bta .Marsb'iil i's restive, under a load of odii 'wh??iy ho "desires to t shoulder pff u.rj others." Tho Times ia Bjlept regavdi Louisiana affairs. Probabilities-Clear and Warm weat] will probably be experienced on 'But day from Missouri to Lake Huron n Westward. Low barometer, with olou weather, will probably continue fr Louisiana to West Virginia and Ec ward. Low baromoter, with cloe weather and local storms, will proba1 extend, during the afternoon, over IS York and New England: Ores well was here for a few hours day. , Gov. Potts, of Montana, asks troops to protect the settlers from Indians. Two prominent citizens w recently killed. Nsw YOBK, August ll.-Tho owner a- ?teamor were, arrested to-day on charge of o ra ploy ing an engineer \ bad no b?rt?ncate. hut were released bail. It is apprehended Thurlow Weed not survive his passage home. Wmjjs SuL?nu? SP?IN?S, WES? "\ August ll.-Gov; Walker and lady, Virginia; General M. C. Butler, of So Carolina; General Cox, of TenneB General Bobinson, of Virginia; B James Lyons, of Virginia; W. M. Gie of the Baltimore Omette; Jamos B. I dall, of tho Augusta Constitutionalist, R. Thompson, of tho Now York 1 and State Senators Roller and Grah i are among tho late arrivals hero, number of arrivals is rapidly on tho crease, daily, at all the Virginia spri The season is nt its height here, number of arrivals avcrago over 100 da?J[\n^l?fcy ie?v uroAp?V?W. fpT otb er spn?g^r'Tirs grand tuncVuna' riattiW rade Ball pf the season takes place next Wednesday. , SAVANNAH, Aqgus.t H.-Two bales of new cotton were received'to-day-onfe from Thomas County and one from Ech?la County. The one from Thomas was classed midd?Dg, and sold for 32 7-lGo. per pound. .? FINANCIAL. A.NH UOMIUKUCIAI.. LONDON, August ll-Noon.-Tho weather is favornble for crops. Consols 93% Bonds.93%. ?> EBANKFOHX; August ll.-Bonds 97% @97??. .PABIS. August ll.- Bentes 65f. 72o. LIYEBPOOL, : August ll-Noon.-Cot? ton opened quiet-uplands 8%;' Orleans yiu'; sales of the week 55,000 bales; ex? ports 0,000; speculation 7,000; stock 043,000-of wh|ch American ;ie-840,000; receipts of tho week 19,0??--^of which Att?er?cau is 5,GOO; nctuar exports 6,000. LONDON, August ll-Evening.-Secu? rities unchanged. j .' Lhuiju>o?i? August . ll-Evening. Cotton! cloped d?ll-tipmnds S%@ii%; Orleans 9?9^; sales 8,000 bales; spoon 'tatton and exports 1,000. Tarns "ind fabrics at Manchester quiet. NEW Yonk, August ll-Noon.-Flour quiet nod unchanged. Wheat 2o.- bet? ter*. . Corn a shj?dq firmer. -Pork steady, at-40.00. Cotton- very weak-uplands 10 b?; Orleans 19,^; sales 1,300 bales. Freights steady. Stocks rather dull und honvy. Governments quiet and steady. State bonds dull and weak. Money easy, rat3. Gold quiet, at 12. Exchange-long m?i short -10. ;/ . 7.P. M.-Money very heavy, at 2V.<@ Wi Sterling extremely dull, at 9j?(a) 9}?. . Gold 12%@12X.\ There is heavy short interest in gold; borrowers havo had to. pay. 7,to ,8 . for the use of some; ?hgngembnts* nave been- mode for to mofrott ut 8. This demand for cash gold, depresses stealing. Goverurnents not very active; 62s and 40s advanaed "i^c.';'-Jaurinfy und July off )^o. States generally dull. Tehnessecs 75/-.?; new 75>X. Virginias 64; new 70. Louisi anuB65; new 60; levees 69; 8s 88. . Ala? bamas 100; 5s 68. Georgias 83; 7s 91. North Carolinas 46; new 26>?*. .South Carolinas 70; new 57V- Flour '.un? changed. Whiskey 92^@93.. /.Wheat y, cent better-winter red- Western i:38@139; old 1.43 W. -Corri *65??@ 66><i. Bice firm, ,at, 8,!?@9 %. Pork 13.12@13.25i Beef dull. Lard-kettle 9}:,. Froighta heavy and declining, patton moro active, at }>?c. decline; 'sales 3,862 bales-uplands IO. NORFOLK, August 10.-Cotton quiet low. midd lin g 17 }4', receipts 68 bales; sales 20; stock 446. . , CINCINNATI, August ll.-Flour steady. Cora quiet. Pork buoyaut and unset? tled, closing at 12.50. Lard nominal, at 8^@9. Bacon held out of market, in anticipation of an advance. Whiskey 88. ST. LOUIS, August ll.-Flour- weak. .Corn a sbadelower-sacks 46. yWhiskey 90. Pork drooping, at 12.50. Bacou lower for jobbing lots-shoulders 6??i clear sides 8. Lard nominal. MOBILE, August ll.-Cotton qoiet middling ,17^; receipts 74 bales; sales 150; stock] 4,949; receipts ,of th? week 553; sales ,1,550. LOUISVILLE, August ll.-Flour weak. Corn in light demand. Provisions dull and nothing doing. Whiskey 88. PHILADELPHIA, August H.-Cotton dull-middling 19)?; receipts of the week 2,192 bales. BOSTON, August ll.-Cotton dull middling 10&; sales 100; stock 6,000; receipts of the week 3,222; sales 1,200. AUGUSTA, August ll.-Cotton weak but demand fair, at 17; receipts of the week 475; sales 600; stock 4,385. BALTIMORE, Augnat ll.-Flour dull and favors boyors. Wheat unchanged, except for Ohio and Indiana. Corn quiet. ' Provisions unchanged. Whiskey nominal. Cotton dull and tending down -middling 19; receipts 117 bales; stock 910; receipts of tbs week 723; salen 503. WILMINGTON, August ll.-Cottou quit t middling 19; receipts 20 bales; stock 571; receipts of tho week 30. NORFOLK, August ll.-Colton Mendy -low middling 17; receipts 185 bales; salea 20; stook 631; receipts of the week 015; sales 13. SAVANNAH, August ll.-Cotton in good demand for low grades-new mid? dling 16; receipts 85 bales; sales 500; stook 4,383; receipts of tho week 721; eales 550, . NEW ORLEANS, AugoBt ll.-Flour drooping-super 4.35; treble 6.76@7.00. Oom firm-mixed 68; white 70. Pork dall and depressed, at 14.25. Bacon dull and lower, at 7@8%. Lard de? pressed-tierce 10?^@10^; kegs 11>^ @11)&\ Good fair sugar 11??. Whiskey dull, at 91? 1.00. Coffee unohanged. Cotton dull and nominal-low middling 16#@17>?; receipts 469 bales; sales 400; Btodk 41,886; receipts of the week 3,799; sales 4,000. .CHARLESTON, August ll.-Cotton dull -middling 18; receipts 180 bales; sales 30; stook 3,253; receipts of the week 893; sales 250. GALVESTON, August ll.-Cotton quiet -good ordinary 16; receipts 315 bales; sales 400; stock 11,732; receipts of the week 1,727; Bales 400._ Just Received, OK. BBLS. NORTHERN IRISH POTA ?? TOES. For sale low by AogUBt 3_JOHN AGNEW .V SOX. For Sale, A, GOOD 110R8E and RUGGY. Ap Q$?l ply at thia ofllco. i.\ ly Auyuat 0 _fi Fall Turnip Seed. milORBURN'S Oreen Globo, lied Top, largo X Whito Norfolk, Yollow Btono, and Hula ba;:a, frouh, and for salo by Armour 2_EDWARD nOPE._ Un Consignment, arvrv Doxies BOAEED HERRINGS, 351 ?j\J\J ecuta por hox. Align?t 3 _GEO. RYMMEHH. Ihackwoll'ts Konuino Durham Smoking To bao.o at POLLOCK'S. m Ode may-ioa4?Iy fo?l?efe tbht]td tele? graph i? Cb?tieoo ia ho very easy n?att?r, seeing that that langaage'has no alpha boif-.'bftd: ia' diado up ot about 50,000 dif f oren 6 oh arne te re, and yet t ho-mai agers of the Chinese Submarino Telegraph Company hav.e at last surmounted tho difficulty. Several thousand of the cha? racters most in use are out on wooden blocks, resembling types, at the reverse end of" which numbers are engraved. The'Chinese at Hong Kong who wish' to send * messages: to friends at Shanghai, , bauds them, written in Chinese, to a na? tive clerk, who selects the corresponding blocks and prints tho numbers which are on their revers? end. Tho slips are then given to an English clerk, who tele? graphs them to their destination, where the process is reversed, and persons in Shanghai receive the messages stamped in Chinese ch arno te ra on paper. "Active negotiations," says tho Furia Journal, "uro going on between tba Minister of Foreign Affairs and Mr. Washburne relative to the extradition "of ' tho Communists who may succeed in land i og in the United States. Tho Americana are not less sensitive .than the Englijh on tho delicate point of sur? rendering fugitives, but we learn, on good authority, that the Minister for the great republic is moro disposed to KUI - port at Washington tho just demands of French diplomuoy in the present case, that ho is sure of being seconded by tho almost entire press of his country, the atrocities of the Commune having ex? cited on both sides of tho Atlantic, as elsewhere, tho horror and indignation of all honest meu." A farmer cured a balky horse in the town of Eden, Fond du Lao County, Wisconsin: He bitched a pair of cattle to ? log-chain arortud tho horse's neck, and prevailed-on 'om to loan a few tons weight ou the yoke. The horse didn't sturt, but his head came out by the roots. The hide, a sot of shoes anda lu noli for the crows are all that is left of the undocile steed. ! A despatch from London states that while the participants in the mooting at Pheonix Purk;, ppblin, were returning to their homes, ^he'Vice Royal Lodge, oc? cupied by'tho;-Prince of WaleB and tho royal party there, wer?- assailed by a shower of stones. A number of the windows were smashed and the building otherwise damaged, bht nono of tho oc? cupants were injured. ! Republicans dre consoling thomsolres, or trying to rfd so; for their defeat in Kentucky by the reduced majority ob? tained by the Democratic ticket. We think 30,000 is a very .good working ma? jority. If they ciiu stand it, we eau. There is such u,tiring ns having too big a majority. There is always danger of a split and falling to pieces where the ma? jority is immense. In Washington city, during a storm, a young lady wns Btruck hy lightning and rendered speechless. Several physicians have called, but they havo failed to re? lieve her to any extent. She writes that she suffers no pain whatever, but cannot speak a word. The Augsburg Gazettesays that attacks upon German soldiers id different parts of Alsace and Lorraine have become in? creasingly numerous. Soveral wounded men are now lying in the hospital at Strasbourg. A serious difficulty occurred ou Snn day last, in Lancaster Gouuty, between two young men, named Romulus Arm field and Wesley Plyler, in which the first was severely beaten and the latter seriously if not mortally wounded. Tho Govern meut printing office at Washington, already tho largest priutiug establisment in the world, is now being added to by additional buildings that will iucroasc its capacity one-third. 1 Tho Southern aud Atlantic Telegraph Company aro putting up polls along tho lino of the Charlotte, Columbia nod Au? gusta Railroad, und havo arrived in thc vicinity of Chester. Tho Balo of tho public property-court house and other buildiogs-belonging to the County of Camden, advertised by the sheriff and coroner, bas been post? poned. A difficulty occurred between Messrs. John Kirkpatrick and John Hancock, in Chester, on Saturday last, when tho lat? ter received two severe wounds. Tho Rome Commercial reports a terri? ble fire at Talladega, Ala.; twelve busi? ness houses and $3,000 in specie wero burned. Insurance 81,000. Chester lost two good citizens by death last week-Dr. George H. Barnes aud Mr. Jonas Bader. A railroad from Laurens, S. C., to Au? gusta, Gu., is contemplated. A comfortable passenger depot has been erected at Chester. WI I OL KS AI, IC PItlCKH CU lt UK NT. OOnnEUTKD WEEKLY BY TUE EOAllO OF Tll.\I>E. APPLES, f/bu.l UO602OU I M0L?s5?s,Oi??a,35ft?S> UAOOINO,.105026 I New Url'us 806000 liALE HOPE, Ma.2260-24 I Sugar U'se.. GO&'JO N. Y.orWesWIb 86?12 NAILS,^ kog? 50?? 00 BuTTEn, North. 386040 | ONIONS, fcmual 23? 1 CO Ouuutrv, tb.206030 I OIL, Keroauuo.ji 356045 JJACON. llama. 1G602O | Maohinory..76601 00 Sidos, y lb. 106012 [ SPECIE, Gold 601 Hi Shoulders... 86010 1 Silver. 601 Ol? GAN?LES, Sporm4O607O ' POTAT'S, Iris 1 00601 50 Adamantine IM5601G i Sw?ot, bus 1)0601 00 Corros YAUNI 20601 25 i Bit?, Carolina lb O VclO CoTToN.Stet M,_104 SUOT, tybag. 275603 00 Middling.18* , SALT, Liverp.2 00602 10 Low Midl'g,... .17* j So.\r, tytb,.7*6010 Good Ord nv.KU : Sn in TS, Alcohol ?gi 5 00 Ordinary..'..15 Urandy . .4 00601200 UUKI:SE, E. U.Ib. 20602') Gin .2 00600 00 factory.1G?22 Hutu.2 00607 00 COFFEE, Hio,fj;Hbl7f{022 Whiskey... 1 85604 CO Laguuyra_2:16025 Suo.vu, Crus ?V. I'15601" Java .'..286030 ? ?row?.126/ I FLOU ll, Co. 7506fll000 ' STAUCH, fill.... 8J<j?.:H? Northern.75O60U 00 TEA,Grin-li ll?) 0060V fl (?HAIN, Corn 1 15601 20 black, . . .1 00601 ? Wheat_1 406)1 50 ' I*OMACCO, Chu.(.060.' Onti.80'??'.lllj Smoking,1b..5O601 tl Tuan.1 10601 25 VINEOAK, Wine,.506/>.? MAY, Norlii, li.-.wi.'J 00 French- 601 ? UiDBS.Ury. VtbiajffiiH WINK, Cham.286033 00 Green.608 1 Port, i,'galSOO6"0ft 80 LAIIU, ft lt?.11601G I Sherri... 27>fifl7 00 LIME, & bbl. 2 G5 j?2 75 1 Madeira... 3 0067.8 00 Columbia M?stT?b a Xarg?r1 (KBsSness. Kxlri? Prtpumtlon Xor a Dig Trude. . HAVING put our Retail House in order, wo aro now prepared to snow our customers a FULL UNE OP GOODS, in every depart? mont, which will bo tarpoly replenished by ovary steamer with choice and seasonable goods, unrivalled for quality, styles and prices. Ona of tho firm ia now in New York looking after the iotoroate of our customers. We in? tend to exhibit, thia fall and winter, thc best stock of gooda ever oponod in Columbia, at prices to euit all. Wu keep only standard makes of goods di? rect from manufacturers and importera, and sell to o very uno alike, having but ONE PRIOE. Our Wholesale and Carpet Room will con? tain a choice stock of goods, in quality and patterns. Big lino nr DOMESTICS always on band. W. D. LOVE ii CO., Columbia Hotel Building, Main atreet. W. D. LOVE, B. H. McCnEEnv. Aug 9 TUE WOVEN VW?jp MATTRESS OF TH?V > ? i. ' ? iti rt?R' ' , i Hartford Woven .Wire Buttress Co. APERMANENT SPRING BBb; guaranteed nover to ioao Ita,Sbapo, never to get out of order, novor to need ropahr.' For Hotel, Hospital, aha privato naos, Ac. Call and examino tho artiolo and the teatU moniala, at the agency ever FISHER'S Drug Storo, opposito Columbia Hotol. Augnat 9 _: _ '. " Cotton Gins. > ULLETT'S PATENT .STEEL BRD8H I VX COTTON. GINS, at $5.00 and per j Baw, in Charleston. . . . Browh'a Goorgia? Pattorn COTTON GINS, at $4.00 per aaw. delivered at any.depot:.ort Bontb Carolina or the Greenville ?nd Oolam- [ bia Railroad. ... : i m COTTON PRE8SE8, of rations patterns. Hoadiey'a portable Steam Engines. : C. (Iii A Y ELEY, 52 East Bay street, South of tba Pott. Office, July 26 ws6 Charleston,.B, C. N E WS THE Proprietor of tho "LITTLE STORE'* baa just returned from New York with a neat asportrnent of Choice Goods. Cheapest yet of the season. Call and BOO, at Tuly 27 C. F. JACKSON'S, PI?jn. 81. ; SI?M? Til Ii (;i,AD TltVlf?tlS AUUOADI CHILIS ASFFEVER CURED ! 1 Heinitsh's Great Medicine, KINA CHILL CURE, ? r08ITTVE^CUHE! : - SEND all tho incurable caaes. One bottle ia all that need be taken. . Banish pain! Banish aufTvringl To'the afilie ted this is tid? ings of great joy. I have boeu cured. J. A. DAVIS. I hare boon oared. C. B. THOMAS. I have been cur od. J. A. ELKINS. I have been eurcd. J. H. DISEKEH. I have been cured. D. WADE. I have boon cured. M. C. Loo AN. All dan be cured by calling on HEINITSH and get a hot tin of thia great medicine. Pre? paren only.by? ,.. & H. HEINITSH, At bis Drug8toro, opposite FHCENIX office. July 25 %? . ? - ' /_ FRESHAM?7 OOOI. ! w E open this dar a fresh lot of DEY GOODS, Direct from first banda. Having no old stock to work off, we show new and fresh Goode, at Dull Times Prices*. We ask especial attontlon and examination of our lo iv prioe . SASH RIBBONS. Remember, the only place in tho city to pro? curo these desirable gooda ia at PORTER & STEELE'S. Juno 14_ THE MORRIS C?TTOfl OIS HAS DISTANCED ALL OTHERS, AND ia warranted to do it again. For full particulars, relative to these machines, address , E. MORRIS, Jone 18 3mo_Columbia, 8. C. We Have the Royal Heiuitsh's Baking Powders! \Tr7"HICH for purity of material and por \9f feet ion in baking is ahead of all others. Suitable for all kinds ot batter; is the lightoet, sweetest, whitest, cheapest powder? in tho city. Tho timo saved by the use of thia pow? der, togethor with its abaolote certainty to make sweet aud light bread, bleculte, cakes of any kind, puddings, pie-oraata, dumplings, corn-broad, eto., render It a moat oeonomioal and dosirable artiolo for good houso-koopers. Prepared and f r sale only by July 25 1 E. H. HKlNlf 8H. Drnggid. The Doctors Recommend Seegers' Beer IN proforence to London Porter and Scotch Ala. Wb>7 They know it. is unadulterated. Notice. OWISG lo tho accidental bursting of tho boiler of tho leo Machino.nn ICE will bo .-nhl until birt her orders. All thoso hav? ing tickets will present them and tho money will hu rotunded. JOHN C. SEEGERS. July 28 NEW" ^BJRIV?ES JUST IN, a choice lot of SHEET OIL CLOTHS, oat to flt any sized room or hall. ? beautiful lino of PRINTS, io Light and Mediums. An ologant collection of WHITE G JODS, of every description. A full lino. of HOUSE-FURNISHING AB '?-!?.'? ?' .'I , Mitt '. i . . ? ...':-. i .' ii']. '? TIC LES,-at pricos beyond competition. .': : -i-i ; :.?t . . / ?H?flrj IIM1 iv . . ' A full, complete, wcll-aseorted, new atook of Ladies', Miases', Men's and Children's SHOES, of all the popular styles, at prices that-show our ability to sell cheap Goods.. AugUBt8 R. .0. SHIVER ? CO.. Columhia'Female Academy. EXBRGI8EB will be resumed /jLflHt hore on MONDAY,October 2. Tho \ rjHBg-"ftnrH" of fctudy will bo tborojugh r^HB^Kand complote, our aim being ,to ' ;^BJ8|Kcrikmo popilB to acquire abound -aokP1 ednoation.'and we desire to recorre norie bat each a? como for tn at purpose.? ' Sto donte in tho higher branches will have tho aid of Philosophical and Chemical' Apparatus, ToloHCopo and Globes. ' * Boarders will be under the charge of Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Reynolds, and will be oared for as members of the family. J ,:-.Trams-rea MO'NTIT. Board, including everything but waehing. $25 Tuition-advanced classes, $5 and-...,. 6 Primary olaasea.... 4 No extra charge for Latin, French or Draw? ing. ? -i . ?. - Muaio, per quarter......?.<tr...>#30 Hume, beginners.,. 20 JANE tl. REYNOLDS, * - " ^ BOPHI?f M. REYNOLDS:"^ ?An? 9 watO Principals. DR. Bif??B&rS T O KIOB H S -j.dT j &i&?J?ttW?WifTtbT-l^t Anti-pa ^^MiMfayri oo^T^n i ^8-^ [fi * ko m c d^i c*1 ^^^^^^^^^i^^^^er it- pal?tablo, Vo ven [T=JK aqj^o?^tho^en?irgy of tho vital fonc? tion B. ext?fiffig ?'powerful in?laenco over tho ?Tge H t ? vi/,' a?Tilmulati vo, ' eanguiniferoua and nervous Hy?tc(??. j It prov?a salutary in tho debility-conse? quent upon all malarious diaeaaea, violent bodily or mental exertion, in weakness oT tho ??uHtituth)u or both BOZOS, in nervous vertigo, head-aoho, tio-doloreux, and j many, .local nain a, do pe nd (J nt on d?ficient energy in tho nervous system. It also pofcseafloa laxative and alterative proper Hos, anq.will rem oyo all biliouHncfis from the stomach, inoreaeo tho appetite, and invigorate the whole ey B tem. Prepared only by 8. P. PANT, i N"ewberry? 8. O. For sale at W. 0. FISHER'S New Drag Storo, Opposite Columbia Hotel, August 0 Gmo _ Columbia, 8. C. Ta* Hotic?. OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOII. RICHLAND CO., -COLUMBIA, 8. C., June 28,1871. XN purenanoe of an Act of the General As? sembly, at its last aessioh, my office in Co? lumbia will be open, on and after let day of July next, to August 20, to receive the ret urne of toreonal Property of the tax-payers of thia County for tb> year 1871. RI au ks can be ob? tained at this omeo, in the Court House.' Tax-payere are required to eptcr on bianka all transfers or purchases of real estate, and aleo all new buildings erected einco last re? turn. Where tax-payers neglect to make their re? turns, the County Auditor is compelled, by law, to charge them with tho return of the previous year and add fifty per cent, thereto ae penalty. M. J. CALNAN. Jone 29_Auditor Richland County. WASHINGTON "UNIVERSITY. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, DALT., MD. THE next regular session will commence on the FIRST MONDAY in October, 1871. Preliminary lectures will begin (he 18th Sep? tember. The course of instruction ia emi? nently practical and completo, consisting of didactic lectures, clinical lectures and special instructions in the diagnosis and treatment of disease at tho bed-3ide. Every variety of~dhv easo may be Boen in the hospital warda and froe dispensary connected with the college. FEES.-For full course, $120; Matriculation. $5; Dissection, $10; Graduation, $20. Students from the late slave-holding States, whose, means ai'e limited, will bo received upon tho.benefi? ciary plan of tho school. The annual circular and - catalogue-, containing full particulars, will bo sent on application to : ?. . CHARLES W. O ll ANGELI,Oil, M. D.. Joly 29 timo _Dean of the Faculty. G E 0 R OE TUPPER, Beal inmate and InsuruncaAgont, ? jj ?I COLUMBIA, ?? p. \ . OFFICE .over W. O. Fisher's Drag Store, (?pnga|& 2 THREE months from this dat*, application will bo made to tho Groe^Puh? apo Colum? bia Railroad Company for - tho ronoWal or tbs rollowing B0RLP. Dolongiug lo, the estate of JESSE DBBRUHL, Which' has' boon lost or mislaid, viz: Jf ?' Stock Scrip No. 1.1C2, 280 sharon. Assessment Certificate on same, No. 1,482, $1,000. Sorlp No. 1,837, 5 shares. Assessment Certificate on same. No. 1,514, $20. WM. H. PARKER. Receiver Estate of Jesse DeBruhl. deo'd, JUNE 2,1871. Abbeville O. H. Junflfi_jSmo Jewelry aad Silverware, . OF the most approve?! styles, can be ob? tained at I. SULZBAOHER'B estahlieh mout. Main street, Columbia Hotel Row. Sota and half sots in great variety. .Also, solitaire and duster DIAMONDS. SPECTA? CLE S^d_MEIOLj?i8SE^Joj^ The Georgia Gin THIS 1? the third season wo have aold those GINS, and havo never had a ?ingle com? plaint. Wo offer thom with renewed confi? dence, ut moderate prices and reasonable terms. L?RICK & LOWRANCE, Apis.. July 13 2iho Columbia, 8. C.