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NOON D ESPATO HES.
DISCUSSION IN, THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN PARIS-ANOTHER
REVOLUTION APPREHENDED-TERRLDLE
STORM AND LOSS OP LIFE-NO ALLIANCE
BETWEEN RUSSIA AND GERMANY-DIFFI?
CULTIES BETWEEN GERMANY AND FRANCE
-CELEBRATION OF THE ASSUMPTION OF
THE VIRGIN.
LONDON, August 15 -lu the House of
Commons, to-day. Vernon Arcourt mudo
a violent attack ou tbe Government for
the use it bad made of tbe royal prerog?
ative on tho purohuso question.
Gladstone replied, that seeing the
amount of unfinished business before
tba House, be should decline to outer
upou any controversy on the subject; ho
thought it was the duty of the House, to
Kettle whether a practice so adverse to
law and fatal to national interest should
bs continued.
Fuueett denounced the employment of
tho royal warrant; he preferred continu?
ance,of tho purohuse system rather than
owe it? abolition to such abuse of pre?
rogative
The Attoruoy-Gonoral defended tin
application of tho royal prerogative iu
this case, but he added thut tho Queeu
had practically announced her resolution
never again to interfere.
Tho consolidated fund bill was intro?
duced and was received with vehemeul
cheers, as heralding tho oloso of the sus
sion.
LONDON, August 15.-Advices fr?rx
Paris say tho oity is excited and tho situ
ation threatening. Trouble is appro
bended from various sources. To-day ii
the fete of Napoleon I, and the air is fal
of rumors that the army will revol
against the Versailles Assembly, deolan
McMahon Regeut, and demand un em
piro. People are leaving Paris in a stain
pude. S?me believe tho Orleauisti
s?beme is ripe for. a coup d'etat, audi
being pushed by the proposition to muk
Theirs permanent Executive, which, it i
feared, would establish a government nc
monarohial.. Thiers has no friends. H
is hated, hythe Republicans, Royalist
and Imperialists ulike. A crisis is ap
proaohing.
YOKOHAMA, JAPAN, July 22.-A heav
typhoon at Kobo, on the 4th instant
caused the loss of 400 lives. Seven
vessols also wore wrecked, including th
Pride of Thames. The captain, tw
mates and steward wero drowned. Th
damage to property is . estimated i
8500,000.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 16.-TL
Czar has informed General Lefto, tl
French Ambassador, that no treaty <
alliance of auy description-betwee
Russia and Germany-is in existence.
PARIS, August 16.-Di Hie ul ti o i hu\
arisen at Berlin in respect to the evaot
ation of four departments of Franc
still heid by the Germans. The Frene
Government has, in consequence, r
fused to admit Alsatian produce I
French markets, until after the Ger mo
troops leave the soil of Franco.
In tho Assembly, yesterday. Riv
submitted a proposition that tho Pr?t
dent communicate with tho Assembly I
meaos of messages.
ROME, August 15-Evening.-Tl
Festival of tho Assumption of the V
gin passed off, to-day, with tho custoi
ary ceremonies, aud in perfect trauqui
ty. The domestic offices and mauy pu
lio and private buildings aro illumin?t
to-night.
American Lntelllaence.
NOON DESPATCHES.
JAPANESE COIN-WALTER SCOTT'S CENT!
NIAL-CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
MASSACHUSETTS-TAILORS' CONVENTI
-SEVENTEEN DEATHS AT THE PITTS!
DISASTER-SUNSTROKES-DECISIONS
TREASURE DEPART VIENT-TUE TRIBU
ON LOUISIANA AFFAIRS-TAX ON INSl
ANCE POLICIES-DECISION IN REF:
ENOE TO BANKS-LEOTURE BROKEN
-CORONER'S VERDICT IN THE WE
FIELD OASE-ARREST OF ALL 1
OFFICERS OF THE STATEN ISLi
FERRY COMPANY-ELECTION IN KOI
CAROLINA, ?C., AO.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 15.-Tho
panoso Government announces a u
system of national coinage of gold i
silver, to correspond with the Amern
system, the yew,' or dollar, being
unit. ' .
The rcmnius of tho late Lieut. H.
McKee, killed iu tho attack by the Uni
States troops on tho Corean forts,
rived in the steamer from Japan, i
will be forwarded to-morrow to Lexi
ton, Ky.
BOSTON, August 15.-The oenteri;
anniversary of tho birth-day of Sir V
ter Scott., was appropriately noticec
the meeting of tho Massachusetts-]
torioal Socioty to-day.
Ole Bull is reported seriously ill.
recently fell in a fit at his residence
Weat Lebanon, Me., nod is now i
critical condition.
The friends of Hon. Alexauder.l
are actively organizing in Boston
other plaoes for the purpose of pres
ing his name to tho Republican Con'
tion as candidate for Governor;.
PHILADELPHIA, August 15.-The J
neymen Tailors' Iuteruutional Tn
Union commenced its session this m
ing, and is composed of delegates f
subordinate unions in the United St
and Canada. Tho object of tho orgat
tion is protection i? prices. Custu
tailors only aro conueoted with
unions.
WAsniNOTON, August lb.-Tho fat
Sidonia and Big Tree, eentencet
death, has been referred to the Gove
of Texas. The lud?an Commissi
recommends imprisonment for life.
PITTSTON, August 16.-Sevonteou
have boen taken from tho shaft.
ODO escaped.
LITTLE ROCK, Angnst 16.-Tho
prospects continuo excellent.
CINCINNATI, August 16..-?150,0i
seven per cont, water-works bonds
taken at 101.
LOUISVILLE, August 16.-Thc o
report from nin?ty'-8?x~ Counties ~gtres
Leslie ?O.OOQ majori ty..' ' " ' "*
SeYeral auu-atr?kes'v Yesterday-one
faur1 'A
NIGHT DESPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, Angast IG.-Senator
Spencer bud a satisfactory interview
with Boutwell, to-day.
Tho thermometer is at 95-the hottest
of tho season by three degroes.
A long editorial ia the Tribune, depre?
catory of the split in the Republican
pnrty of Louisiana,- has this sentence:
"But wo rejoice to hear that the Presi?
dent promptly repudiates tho doings of
his New Orleans subordinates, and, as
now reported, proposes to show his ap?
preciation of their misconduct in office
i by turning them out." Tho article is
captioned "Tho Now Orleans Outra?o."
Tho Troasury Department decides
that a vessel propelled by both high aud
low pressure engines is Hubie to forfeit?
ure if the words "low pressure" are not
printed on the wheol-hoaBe. Tho Trea?
sury Department also decides that where
thc commander of a vessol is part owner,
he cannot bo deprived of command by
tlie other owners without un order of
Court.
Weather probabilities-No material
chango is probable for Thursday on tho
Gulf coast. Falling barometer, with
cloudy weather and local rains, will pro?
bably extend, to-morrow, over the South
I ern aud Middle States. The area of
> lowest pressure, with attendant rain, will
I probably pass over Massachusetts to
! night, and frosh winds from the South?
west and North-west prevail from New
York Westward on Thursday.
Tho Comptroller of United States Cur?
rency has- decided (bat the national
bauks designated as depositaries fur the
new loau aro not obliged to hold a re?
serve upon tho funds paid iuto the bank
upou subscriptions to that loun and de?
posited to the credit of the United
States.
Commissioner Douglass to-day re?
versed the decision of lute Commissioner
Pleasantou abolishing the stamp tax on
insurance policies, und tho old decision
imposing a tax upou such policies is re?
newed. -t
OGDENSBUHG, N. Y., August 16.-Ba?
ron DeCumau, who claims to bo an ex
Oatholio priest, lectured offensively to
the Catholics. Tho lecture was brokeu
up. DeCaman WHS protected by the
police. He advertises to lecture aguia.
NEW YOUR, August 16.-The following
ia tho Corouer's verdict in tho Westfield
disaster oaso: That thu deceased, Andrew
Coyle, aud others, died through a rup?
ture or explosion of tho boiler of the
I forry boat Westfield, on the 30th of July;
that said explosion or rupture was caused
by a flaw in the iron, and by the negli?
gence of Engineer Robinson, ia carrying
un over pressure of steam; that tho com?
pany are responsible for tho disaster, as
tho defect could havo beeu detected, if
the Staten Island Ferry Company had a
competent superintendent, engineer and
mee lin nie in their employ, and are,
thorefore, criminally negligent. We
commend the District Attorney lo take
prompt notion in tho matter. We also
think tho Govornmeut inspection very
imperfect as now conduotcd.
I There was but one dissentient-Mr.
Kirtland-who. believed thut tho flaw
could not he discovered by tho ordinary
modo of inspection. Coroner Keenan,
after tho verdict was rendered, retired
to prepare warrants for the arrest of the
Presidout, Directors aud Superintendent
of tho Staten Island Ferry Company;
also for tho arrest of Robinson, tho en?
gineer. Capt. Adair, of tho first pre?
cinct, to whom was entrusted tho war?
rants for the arrest of tho President, Di?
rectors and officers of tho Staten Island
Forty Company, received instruction
from Coroner Keenan to make only for?
mal arrests, and accept promises to ap?
pear before the Coroner to-morrow.
WILMISGTON, N. O., August 16.-The
official returns from eighty-three Coun?
ties show a majority of 10,231 against
convention. There are seven Couuties
yet to hear from, which will reduce tho
majority to about 9,400.
CHAKLESTON, August 16.-Arrived
steamship James Adger, New York; bark
Black Prince, Newport, Ireland; schoon?
ers Clara Montgomery and Ada Waters,
New York. Sailed-steamer Georgia,
New York.
Funeral Invitation.
Tho friends aud acquaintances of Slr. and
Mrs. WILLIAM H. {SCARBOROUGH and
family, aro invited to attend tho funeral
services of fha former, at Trinity Ch Inch,
THIS EVENING, at 5 o'clock.
Four Hundred Dollars Reward !
THE above reward will bo paid for tho ro?
tura of tho Money and Note? stolon from
Mr. W. O. McGregor on rho night of tho 15th
I inst, or:);)] per cont, ouallmouey, ami no quota?
tions asked; or we will pay tho abovo reward
for information that may load to tho recovery
of the Mutiny and Notes and tho conviction
of tho rubbers. AU parsons aro warned
UK ?un et trading for any no te? or duo hills pay?
able tons; aleo against trading fur au order
on tho County Truuaurer of Oil arlos tun, in
favor of I'ctor H. Hedges, fdr $31C; und one
un tho Hiato Troasurer for $18, in favor nf -
ltobinaon. UK JU KU & MoQKEGOlt.
A6R.17, _ 0
COAL ! GOAL !
SEND lu your orders at once, or you will bo
'deprived of tho summer rato. ?15 a ton,
(delivered. T. J. H Alt PEU.
August 17 _ 3
Nutritive Tonics and Dyspeptic Elixirs.
EXTRACT BEEF, Iron and Wine.
Elixir Papidn, liibinulh and Strychnia.
Wino of Pupaia.
Elixir Cunt?an and Iron.
Wino of Iron.
Iron Cordial.
Tasteless Cod Liver Oil.
Infant'? Food.
Lotbig's Extract of Meal.
For sale, wholcsulc and retail, bv
E. U. ilElNITSII,
_Ang 17 Druggist und Chemist.
P. mt BEEF.
ONE barrel FULTON MARKET HEEP,
extra tine-cheaper thuti Columbia
fresh Beef-upen and for salo thia mi ming,
nt p. OANTWELL'S.
August 17 1
~A CTmrj> MANGLED' BY'Dobs-A TER
BTDfDE SCENE IN Af'TAN-Y?BD.-Io, the
tati-yard. ; of ?rnest' J31e?^aoh, says tao
Cincinnati 'Enquirer', 'of Augusto, thir?
teen dogs, some grown and sumo half
grown, bave been harbored for some
time past. Fed upon tho olia', whioh is
plentiful and foul in such a placo, these
animals dmd become fiercer even thau
their breed-a cross between tho powor
ful Newfoundland and tho brutal "bull"
-would have mudo them. Hod-mouthed,
gaunt and horrible, it is a wonder that
such a pack could havo existed in tho
midst of a civilized community so long
as they did and hot havo boon sooner
heard, tjaatj njght, ut G o'clock, Willie
Blerscb, a bright seven-year-old son of
the well-to-do owner of the tan-yard, and
criminally careless master of the hounds,
left his grand-futher's and started home?
ward, intouding to call for his father en
route. He entered the tan-yard unmindful
or uuawaro that the employees had loft it
to the care of its night guardians, thir?
teen dog-bnrpies. Ho had nearly reached
tho centre of the place, and bad oalled
for his father, when long, keen fangs
were thrust into him from behind, and
be was dragged by u largo dog literally
into tho loft of ono of tho sheds, other
dogs coming to tho assistance of their
fellow. At tho taste of blood tho fierce?
ness of the hugo mongrels caught fire.
The boy was dragged ngaiu down the
steps aud rolled iu the filth of tho yard
until all semblauce of humanity had left
him. Black, bleeding aud dying, ho still
clung with bis face dowuward to tho
earth with the energy of despair. It was
at this moment that the neighbors be
came aware of what was transpiring. A
bold mau spraug over tho fenco to tho
rosene, bul was immediately driveu out
by tho now maddened and terrible dogs.
The meu weut in with pitch-forks, uud
peoplo driving along thu avenue stopped
and went to the rescue with knives and
pistols. It wiiB brief and bloody work
Thc dogs were slain to tho last puppy,
but not before a strong mau hud curried
what was left of Willie to his grand
father's. Here ho was received by his
grand-mother, who washed him to tho
likeness of u boy. Tho flesh had been
chown from his scalp; thero were great
ugly gushes in his forehead, cheeks and
lips. Great pieces of skin und flesh
bung from tho buck of bis bead. Ghast?
ly holes, their edges lacerated with tooth
marks, were under his arms; his legs and
other parts of his body bore wounds be?
yond dcbcription. And yet ho livod
No vital part had been reached. He
could even tell brokenly how the attack
hud begun.
Tho laws of easy divorce in Indiana
seem to bo used as tho means of doing a
very brilliant stroke of business occa?
sionally. Not long since a gentleman in
Lewisvillo, in that State, who had been
suffering some years from paralysis, was
divorced from his wifo just hoforo his
death without knowing any thing about
it. His considerate friends took ontire '
charge of tho matter, and did nob trou?
ble him at all with their proceedings.
Tho wifo was in somo way prevented
from making any opposition, and tho1
whole thing was carried through with
"promptness aud despatch.". Tho ob
I joot of the transaction was to securo the
dead man's proper ty, amounting to about
?100,000, without its being curtailed by
the widow's right of dower. Of course,
now there is no widow aud no dower,
and the kind friends of tho deceased aro
enjoying the first fruits of their labor.
PENALTY OF MISCEGENATION IN GEOR?
GIA.-lu thu Atlantic (Ga.) District
Court, on Wednesday last, live miscege?
nation cases wero disposed of. Tho
Judge sentenced Wm. Hibbs, a white
man, convicted of living with a ne?
gro woman, to pay a Uno of 81,000,
or to bo imprisoned in tho Comi?
ty jail for tho term of six months.
Martha Johnson, his paramour, to pay
82?0, or three inoutlu' imprisonment*
Wm. Harris, negro, convicted ot a simi?
lar ofleneo, was sentenced to pay $250,
or six mouths on tho public works.
Mary Harris, bin white paramour, to pay
51,000, or six months ou the public
works.
Papers received by tho overland mail,
via India, coutuius details of a dreadful
j calamity which visited tho small island
of Tagolaudu, about fifty miles North
east of Celebes. Au outburst of the-vol
I cano Itu wang was accompanied by a con
cussion of tho sea, aud n wave forty
yards high swept all human beings, cat?
tle and horses from the island. The num?
ber of persons who perished is stated at
41G.
The New York Herald states that Jacob
Eisonhurdt, of ?S Christie street, in that
city, thrust bis two-year old son into a
dosnt aa punishment. Tho ohild fell
against a pane of glass and cut his leg
so severely that ho died of hemorrhage
in less than nu hour. The father was
locked up.
Lewis Beach, of Sau Francisco, whose
only remaining son was killed by the full
of a building, two weeks ago, committed
suicide by taking strychnine, on the 0th
instant, at the graves of his children, in
Laue Mountain Cemetery.
Charles Fenno Hollinan, a poet and
novelist of tho last*generation, is still
liviug, an inmate of au insane asylum in
Pennsylvania, where ho bas been for
twenty years. '.*' ?
Speaking of apples, it is remarkable
that the first tipple in Paradise should
havo turned out tho first pair.
Mr. Parker F. Smjtb, formerly qou
nccted with tho Mills l??nsoj, Charles?
ton, died at Long Branch, o? (ho Ltth,
Thero were 36 doutha in Charleston'
for the week ending tho 12th instant-:
whites 15; colored 21.
Smoked Beet and Tongues, .
BUFFALO TONGUES and SMOKED ll KEF,
for suie hv E. H OP tiffi
vSeegers' Beer is Pure.
IT don't contain Coc?enlos Indiens Fish
Hui rica to iiinl;e sleepy or headuche.
Kt HAN CI AL, AND CO.TIMKUCI AL.
LONDON. August 16-Noon.-Consola
93>?. Bonds ?3%.
FRANKFORT, August 1G.-Bonds 96%.
LIVERPOOL, August 16-3 P. M.-Cot?
ton steadier-uplands 8^@8%; Orleans
9@9?f); Bales 12,000 bales; export and
sp?culation 3,000.
LIVERPOOL, August 16-Evening.
Cotton closed steady-uplands ?}.?(&)?%',
OrleanB 9@9j?.
NEW YORK, August 16-Noon.-Specie
shipments $250,00 ). Stocks not quito
so brm. Governments dull but steady.
State bonds very dull. Money easy, at
3. Gold firm, ut 12%. Exohaugo-long
SS%\ short 9}?. Flour dull uud droop?
ing. Wheat and coru quiet aud heavy.
Pork dull, at 13.50. Lard steady. Cot?
ton quiet and steady-uplands 18!.f;
Orleans 18%; sales 10,000 bales.
Freights advancing.
7 P. M.-Cotton steady; Bales 2,501
bales-uplands 18?^. Flour-Southern
quiet and heavy; common to fair extra
5.30@5.GO; good to choice G.55@9.00.
Whiskey firmer, at 95. Wheat l@2o.
lower-wiutor red Western 1.40@1.42.
Corn l@2c. lower, ut G7@GS. Rico
steady, at 8%@9j.i. Pork lower, at
13.25?13.37. Lard lower bnt active
kettle 9%. Chesapeake and Ohio Rail?
road bouds are Belling freely ut 92 aud
accrued interest. Tho road is completed
and in running order for 227 miles, aud
ninety miles more will be finished in
thirty days. This leaves only 105 miles
to build iu order to open tho road from
Richmond to the Ohlei River. Several
roads are projected und iu course of con?
struction, which will give, the Chesa?
peake und Ohio Company connection
with Cincinnati, St. Louis and Chicago.
The amount of bouds remaining in Hie
hands of fiuuuciul agents is comparative?
ly small, and there is some talk of ad?
vancing the price at an early day. Money
unchanged. Sterling 9jH'@9J?'. Gobi
\2}?(?j)V???. Governments rather dull
-Junnarys and Julys advanced ,'?,'0.
States strong but not over active-Teu
ue88ees 75; new 75)2- Virginias 73,l?;
new 72. Louisianas 05; new 61; levees
69; 8s 83. Alabamas 100; 5s 07. Geor?
gias 83; 7s Ul. North Carolinas 45; new
26. South Carolinas 70; now 58.
LOUISVILLE, August 16.-Pork-on or?
ders 13.00. Shoulders G)?; clear sides
7Jg. Lard aud whiskey steady.
ST. Loots, August 16.-Corn a shade
lower. Pork quiet-jobbing lots 13 00.
Shoulders 6^@6|^; clear sides
?J^. Lard nominal.
CINCINNATI, August 10. - Flour quiet.
Corn drooping. Pork 12 25@12.50.
Lird dull. Bacon drooping-shoulders
G@6;,,; clear sides 7;.C@7-'i. Whiskey
89.
BALTIIIOKH, August 16.-Flour doll
but steady. Wheat firm. Corn firm
white 75@76; yellow 65@66. Provisions
unchanged. Whiskey U4@94j?i Cotton
dull and nominal-middling 18^?@?8?&;
receipts 345 bales; sales 108; stock 1,190.
NEW ORLEANS, August 10.-Flour
dull and lower-double G.25; treble 6.50.
Corn quiet-mixed G6@67; whito 70.
Pork dull and nominal, ut 14.25@14.50.
Bacon weak, at 7?(j@8%. Lard un?
changed. Primo sugar 12,' j; choice 12 5 J.
Whiskey didi, at 91?LOU. Cofl'ee quiet,
at 14'^@l5?.t. Cotton quiet and firm
middling IBi-.?(V?? 17; receipts 684 bales;
sales 700; stock 32,443.
PHILADELPHIA, August 10.-Cotton
dull-middling 1S).<@18-J.?; receipts 3
bales.
CHARLESTON, Angustio.-Cotton dull
-middling lGj.j; receipts 04 bales; sales
50; slock 3,055.
SAVANNAH, August 10.-Cotton dull -
middling 17@17.'.,; receipts 93 bales;
Bales 25; stock 3,779.
BOSTON, August 16.-Cotton quiet
middling 191?; receipts2,401 bab b; Bales
200; stock 7.U??.
MODI LE, August 16.-Cotton iii good
demand-middling 17K; receipts 01
bales; sales 400; stock 4,~(W1.
WILMINGTON, August 10.-Cotton un?
settled and nominal-middling 18; re?
ceipts 18 bales; stock 029. The lirst
bale of new cotton was received to-day,
by Williams & Murchison, from Rich?
mond County.
NotiFOLK, August l?.-Codon dull -
middling 17; receipts " 125 bales; stock
432.
GALVESTON, August 16 -Cotton dull
middling 15,3.i; receipts 35 bales; stock
10,466.
AUGUSTA, August 16.-Cotton quiet,
but Bteudy-middling 10?4@17; sales 30
bales; receipts 24.
MEMPHIS. Angusti?.-Cotton tinner
middling 17.
TO CLOSE.
Tun FOLLOWING GOODS HAVE BEEN
placed upon our
"Slaughter" Counter,
And aro ofYerod nt
RUINOUS PRICES
To cloao them out. %
Blaok aud White ORKN?b?NE .SHAWLS,
(very pretty.)
Satin, Striped, Silk ami Wool SHAWLS,
(hami-onie. )
Solid Colored Llama SHAWLS, (stylish.)
Black LACE TOINT8, (roal desirable. )
Every conceivable et vie of FA ll ASCI., '.;.><>,
value.)
Swiss Puffing.
, Jaconet Puffing.
?Tilines' Cainbrio l'uflhig, in quadruple, ?ix
tuple and octuple.
Linen Set?, plain and embronh red.
Aug 15 H. O. SHIVF.Il ,V CO.
A frosh supply of firemen Luger nt Poi
LOCK'S.
New Books! New Books!1. New Books!!!
m HE DOMESTIC.-LIFE OF TH08. JEF
J. FEI180N. Hy his grand-daughter, 8arah
N. Randolph. $2.50.
Rouiinisoencos of Fifty Years. By Mark
Doyd. $1.75.
"At Last." A Christmas in tho WcBt In?
dies. Hy CharlcB Kingsley, with many illus?
trations. $2.
.jihoLifo nf -noruando Cortez. By Arthur
Helps. $2 CO.
"Lieht aud Electricity." By J. Tjndall.
$1.25.
Tho Coming Race; or, Tho Now Utopia,
il.25.
Six Boye. A Mother's Rtory. By tho Ame?
rican Tract Society. $1.25.
Tho Earthly Faradiso. A Poem. By Wil?
liam Morris. Turee volumes. $4.50.
"Ernestine." By Oeorgo Sand. 75?.
Torrible Temptation. Uv Chan. Reade. 30c.
Also, a largo selection of new Novels by tho
heat authors, just receivod and for nalo at pub
IhdiorV prices, by_RUY AN A McCARTEB.
Columbia Must Bo a Larger Business.
Extra Prtijmrutlnn for u Illg Trail?.
HAYING put our Retail House in order, wo
aro now prepared lo show our customers a
FULL LINE OF GOODS, in every depart?
ment, which will he largely replenished hy
every sicamor with choice and seasonable
gooda, unrivalled for quality, styles and prices.
Ono of tho finn is now in New York looking
after thc interests of our customers. We iu
tciid to exhibit, thia fall aud winter, tho best
stock of goods over oponed in Columbia, al
prices to suit all.
Wo keep only standard makes of goods di?
rect from manufacturers and importers, and
sell to everyone alike, having but ONE PRICE.
Our Wholesale and Carpet Room will con
lain a choice ?tock of goode, in quality and
patterns.
Big lino of DOMESTICS always on hand.
W. D. LOVE Si CO.,
Columbia Hotel Building,
Main street.
W. D. LOVE.
B. li. MoCnr.KitT. Aug 9
~~ I WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY^
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, DALT., Ml).
TUE next regular session will commence nu
tho FIRST MONDAY iu October, 1871.
Preliminary lectures will begin the 18th Sep?
tember. Tho courao of instruction ia emi?
nently practical and complete, consisting ol
didactic lectures, clinical lectures and special
instructions in the diagnosis and treatment of
disease ill the Ked fi?de. Every variety of dis?
ease may ho seen in the hospital warda and
free dispensary connected with the college.
FEES -For full courao, $120; Matriculation,
$5; Dissection, $11); Graduation, $20. Student?
from ?Am live slave-holding States, ichose means
.int limited, Will be received upon tho benefi?
ciary plHti of thc school. The annual circular
and catalogue, containing full particulars,
will be aeut on application to
CHARLES W. CHANCELLOR, M. D.,
July 21) Hmo Dean of th? Facility.
The University of Virginia
COMP II I? ES
TH IC POL.LOWI.titi DEPARTMENTS l
ISCHOOL OF LATIN. 2. School of Greek.
. ;). School of Modern Languages. 1.
School of Moral Philosophy. 5 School of
Historv and English Litoraturo. 0. School ol
Chemistry. 7. Suhool of Natural Philosophy.
8. School ol Mathematics. 0. School of Com?
mon and Statute Law. 10 School of Consti?
tutional and Civil Law and Eqnity. ll. School
of Physiology ami Surgery. 12. School of
Anatomy and Materia Medica. 13. School of
Medicine and Obst?trica. 14 School of Ap?
plied Mathematics. 15. School of Analytical,
Industrial and Agricultural Chemistry. 10.
School of Natural History and Agriculture
(Professor to be elected.) KS" Provision
made for classas in Mineralogy and Geology,
Hebrew, Political Economy, 1'raclictil Physics,
Mftliciil Jurisprudence and Sanskrit.
Diplomas and Certificates of Proficiency are
given in tho sep?ralo schools.
The following Degrees aro conferred: 1.
bachelor of Letters. 2. Bachelor of Sciences.
'!. Master of Arts. 4. Ductor of Medicine.
;">. bachelor of Law. G. Civil Engineer. 7.
Mining Engineer.
The expenses of tho student, exclusive of
l> st hook*, clothing hud pucket nioney, amount
to from $3il5 to $3'.'j per session of nine
uionlhs; of which suma $220 to $J5U aro pay?
able oil admission. Session opens October 1.
For eatalocucH. address
CHAULES S. VEN ABLE,
Chairman of Faculty.
P.O.. University of Va'. Jnlv 23 int li '.?
N E w ' S V T"
A UK Proprietor of tho "LITTLE STORE"
has just returned (rom New York with a neat
assort nient bf
Choice Goods.
Cheapest vol of the season. Call and see, at
Tilly 27 JACKSON'S, Main St.
We Have the Royal Heinitsh s Baking
Powders!
"f TT'HICn for purity of material and psr
VV 'eclion in baking ii ahead of all others.
Snittthlo lor ali Kinds ot batter; is tho lightest,
awcetest, whitest, cheapest powders in tho
city; Tho time savod hy the ime of this pow?
der, together with its absoluto certainty to
make bweet and I ?gin bread, biscuits, cakes of
auy kind, puddings, pie-crusts, dumplings,
corn-bread, etc., render il a most economical
and dosi rabie ai tide for good house-keepers.
Prepared and f r sale only bv
Julv 25 j E. H. HRIN1T8II. DrnggUt.
Native and Foreign Wines.
SC?PPERNONO, Concord, Snuterns, Cla?
ret, Champagnes, just received and for
sale low. hy E. HOPE?I:
Cheap Fertilizer.
I rv TONS COTTON SEED MEAL. Excel
HhW lent lom . .ure. EDWARD HOPE.
Jewelry and Silverware,
OF the most approved styles, can bo ob?
lan.ed ul I. slJLZUACHKR'fc establish?
ment, Mitin street, Columbia Hotel Row.
S?-:s and half sets in great variety. Also,
solitaire ami Hunt?r DIAMONDS. BPEOTA
Cid's and EYE-GLASSES to suit nil ug.'s.
Red Oats, Rust Proof.
},T(>1; sale, nt fl ?10 per'bushel, sad: til and
1 delivered at railroad. Applv bv cash
order to W. L. AN?liltSON;
Ninety-Six Post Office, Alibi ville (.'(>.
Rr.KT.isr.Nei-: -Col D Wyiiil Aiken.
A in: nst 12 _?12
Tlio nilly lino Flaying ('ards at POLLOCK'S
Quotion Saleta?
Bacon, Fitk, dc.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
TUTS (Thursday) MORNING, at 10 o'clock,
I will ?ell, before my atore,
- Iba. D. 8. Clear Long SIDES,
- Iba. D. H. Middle?,
- lbH. ?. H. Cloar Ribbed Bidee,
- bblB. Tickled Pork,
- A bbla. blue Fish,
- boxes Healed Herriuga,
Bbla. Flour,
Baga Dried Apple?.
ALH:.
Sundry articles of FURNITURE, Ac.
; Aug 17_
Fall and Winter Importation-1871.
RIBBONS,
Millinery and Straw Goods.
ARMSTBOS?TCaT?R & CO.,
IMPORTERS and jobbora of Bonnet, Trim?
ming and Velvet RIBBONS, Bonnet Silks,
Satiua and VolvetB, Blonds, Netta, Crapes,
Ruches, Flowers; Feathers, Ornameuta, Straw
Uonncta and Ladies' Hats, trimmed aim un?
trimmed. Shaker Hoods, A-c.
237 and 230 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
Offer the largest stuck to be fuund in this
couutry, and um quailed in choice variety and
cheapness, comprising the latest European
novelties. OrderB solicited and prompt atten?
tion given._AUK ll 12?
Most Uiitsf ul Invention of thoAgt!
THE FAN AND FLY DRIVER'.
IN Y KN TED BY F. M. BUNT.
PATENTED MARCH 21, 1871.
rrtHIS .Machine, which is now offered for
X sale, burpaases any of its ago. lt is use?
ful, cheap and durable. Any boy or girl can
operate with it. For the table, it has not an
c rpi ul. For the sick room, it stands unrival?
ed. Fur tho nursing mother, its intrinsic
valu? ia inestimable; as it fane to rest tho
littlo dsrlingB, and keeps them freed from
trouble. No family should bo without ono.
Aa a labor-saving Machine, it Bavos tho biro
of one servant. As au investment, there ia
nothing ever offered to the public in which an
active, energetic man can tnako more money
at. It ia tho Machine tor tho timoa. $1,000 OOO
worth will be sold. Any man with ordiuary
energy can make from $15 lo tlOO per week,
clear "of all expensoa. Can bc seen at I.
Sulzbacbcr'a Jewelrv Htoro.
"JOHN WOOLLEY,
Agent for Richland Couutr,
July 23_P.O. AddrcBB, Columhia.
DR. S. F. PANT'S
SUPERIOR
TONIC BITTERS
IS composed of tho best Anti-po
riodic Tonics known to tho medical
profession. The addition of certain
ingrediente bas completely dis?
guised the tasto nf thu Tonic prin?
ciple aa to rcuder it palatable, even
to thu most fastidious.
It augments the energy of the vital func?
tions, exerting a powerful" influence over tho
digestive, asrimulative, usnguiuiferoua and
nervous systems.
It proves salutary in the debility conse?
quent upon all malarious diseases, violent
hoddy ur mental exertion, in weakness of tho
constitution ot both sexes, in nervous vertigo,
bead-ache, tic-dolorcux, and many local
pains, dependent OU deficient Oil cl" g Y in the
nervous system, lt also possesses laxativo
and alterative properties, and will remove all
biliousness from tho stomach, increase tho
appetite, and iuvigorato tho whole s\stem.
Prepared culy by S. F. FANT,
Newberry, S. C.
For sale al W. C. FISHER'S
New Drug Htoro,
Opposite Columbia Hotel,
August 0 (Imo Columhia, S. C.
Thornwell's Collected Writings,
! rnUEOLOOICAL and Ethical, 2 volumes,
j J. embellished with Dr. Thornwell's por?
trait. 14 per volume.
Memories of Patinos. By MacDuff. S2.
The Conservative Reformation and its The?
ology. Uv Rev. Charles P. Krowth, D. D. 55.
Tho Unseen World. Rv Rev. Dr. Stork. $1.
SEW NOVELS.
Fink and White Tyranny. By Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe. SI.50.
Her Lord and Master. Ev Florence Mary
att. 50 cents.
Won, not Wooed. By the author of Bred io
the Bone, Ac 50 cents.
[ Terrible Temptation. By Charles Reade.
3.1 cenia.
I Uniterm edition of Grace Agnilor's Works,
j Huch as Mother's Recompense, Vale of Cedars,
j ic, at fl per volume.
Thu hbuvu hooks sent to any address, post
paid, ou receipt of pri?e
I DUFFIE A CHAPMAN,
August 1 Booksellers.
The Georgia Gin
I frHIIS ie tho third season we have sold (ho*e
I X GINS, and have never bad a single com
i plaint. Wo offer them with renowed con ti -
! dence, at moderato prices and reasonable
, u-rius. L?RICK A LOWRANCE, Agts.,
J July 13 2nin_Columhia. H. Q.
FRESH AND COOL!
W E opeti thia day a fresh lot cf
DRY GO ODS,
Direct from first bunds. Having no old stock ?
to work off, wo show new ?md fresh Coeds, at
Dull Times Prices.
Wo ask especial attention and examination
of our low price
SASH RIBBONS.
Remember, tho only pince in the city lo pro?
cure these desirable goods ia at
PO BT EB & STEELE'S,
June 11__
Notice.
i rriilREE months from thia date, application
i X will he made to thu Greenville and Colum?
bia Railroad Company for tho ronowalof tho
following SCUM', belonging to tho ostatc ol'
I JESSE DKBKUUL, which ima boon lost or
mislaid, via:
Stock Scrip No. 1,102. 250 shares.
Ai>>essmeiit Cortilicato on same, No. 1,182,
ii.nuo. ?
Scrip No. 1.337. 5 shares.
.Assessment CcrliuVnto on samo. No. 1.514,
too. WM. II. PA ltKEll.
Recoiver Estate of Jcaso DcBruhl. dee'd,
.lexi: 2,1871. Abbeville C. H.
- ??II'iiL._ --mo
Imported Ale and Porter.
rt jr CASKS-Phita-beat brands, in store
?O ??nd 1er-.ale GEO. SYMMERS.