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-i--?-?. rurclgn AITalroi NOON DESPATCHES. PRUSSIAN FORCES INFRAN0ET0 BEBEDOOED -TUB FE EN Oil ASSEMBLY AND NATIONAL GO AUD-THE OHOLEBA-DISTUBBANOE IN ' BOMB-THE MEETING OF THE EMPERORS -ANTICIPATED TROUBLE IN SPAIN, &0.jft PARIS, August 25.-Tho Government hos forbidden publiq.rejoicings in this city on the 4th of September, the anni? versary of the revolution in Paris last year against the Bo na par ton. It ia reported .that assurances have boen reoeived at Versailles that tho Prus? sian troops in France will be reduced to 50,000 ou the 1st of September, and those who remain will be lodged iu bar? racks. LONDON, August 25.-Tho Duke of Broglio aud Ledru Rollin havo returned to London. Tho determination of tho French Go? vernment to push in tho Assembly aud otherwise the disarmament of the Na? tional Guard, is due to discoveries mndo hy tho polico as to operations of tho In? ternationals. The Independence Beige to-day discre? dits tho reported upppoarance of cholera at Antwerp. At Konigsburg, on Wodueaday, thero were 127 cases of cholera and 48 deaths, and at Dantzio,Von tho same duy, 12 coses and 10 deaths were reported. Tho 1 epidemic is decreasing in Russia. PARIS, Augu8t25.-D?Q Carlos has ar? rived nt the Bay of ?ane. His ndhe- j routs iu Spaiu'uro divided rn opinion as ' to what course tn pursue. ? In the Assembly,'tb:dny, the amended : bill providing for tho, gradnal disbaud- j mont of the National Guard passed. 1 The journals sorrowfully comment ou i the scenes in tho Assembly yesterday. It is saJd that Thiers will accept no com- 1 promise'on the question of the prolong- i a?ion ! of * his powers. ., Gen.' Fnidherbo i hoe written letters .censuring the Assam- i bly and resigning his' seat os Deputy. The first court-martial has concluded 1 ueari'ug'?as?a"before" it,. Judgment will < probably be'r?ud?red Sunday. . ! . LONDON, August 20.- Napoleon visited j Chatham to-day. | '( The French. Assembly will probably adjourn on. tho lOtli September. The i state.of siege in tho departments Will be \ raised when tue. National Guards are dis- 1 armed. "' . ' V' , Bianco's rebellion in Uruguay h UH been i crushed and amnesty has been pro- j claimed, i The polico und populace of Borne had a conflict, in which one person was | killed and two woiinded. i The Governments of Great Britain and I the United . States have chosen Count ( Luigi0 Corti as the third arbitrator ut i Geneva under the Washington treaty. | It is positively utiiniQuced that the j Emperors of Germany and Austria will i meet at Salzburg soon. The reports of I Roust's retirement ' from the Austrian , Ministry are groundless. The entry of < the Carlista into Spain is imminent, t Five heavy columns of troops have been 1 Bent to the frontier, and the civil guard < lias concentrated. The Archbishop of i Madrid directs the clergy to rel use sn- ( crament to ull persons married by civil rite. i All parties in the French Assembly are i dissatisfied with the leaders. i American lat?lll?etice. ] NOON DESPATCHES. | MRS. COLBURN ACQUITTED-ANTICIPATED INDIAN THOUDIiES-STATEN ISLAND FEE- i BY OFFICERS TO BE ARRESTED-YELLOAV FEVER IN CHARLESTON-FATAL RESULT I OF A FIRE-ROBBERY OF AM EXPRESS ' COMPANY-SEVERE STORMS-GLOOMY 1 CROP PROSPECTS IN NORTH CAROLINA- ' FATAL RAILROAD COLLISION, ?0., AO. 1 LONDON, OHIO, August 26.-Mrs. Col- < burn, charged with poisoning ber late J husband, (Buffenburg,) has been honor- 1 able discharged. SAN FRANCISCO, AuguBt 26.-The bark I Houg Kong, thirty days from Yokohomu, 1 has arrived, with teas for the Atlantic I sea-bdard, on through bills of lading. The first cargo shipment thus made. The officers telegraph from South : California for moro troops, stating that < an Indian war is inevitoble. There is a discredited rumor that the Apaches kill? ed Gen. Crook. i The Colorado, from Panamu, hus ar? rived. All well. NEW YORK, August 26.-The corouor's I jury, of Brooklyn, over the Westfield victim's, has returned a verdiot that tho boiler, originally defective, was worn oat by ase and inviied the catastrophe. Vanderbilt, President of the company, Mathews, United States Iuspeotor, Braisted, superintendent of the com? pany, and Robinson, tho engineer, are responsible,.and should be accountable for the deaths. The arrestof the parties has been ordered. . The Italian celebration wau undisturb? ed throughout. WASHINGTON, August 26.-The St. Angustine despatch announcing the loss of the Lado na, is signed "Editor Press." There is a weekly paper in St. Angus tine, called the Press, John F. Whitney, editor and publisher. As there is no confirmation of tho loss through authen? tic chauneln, the officials are still hopeful that it is a hoax. Caroline Conway and Charles Hovey were tho only passengers. WILMINGTON, N. C., August 26.-A telegram received from Mayor Pillsbury, ol; Charleston, this morning, says yellow tl fever is certainly in Charleston, and tho . Board of Health think it has assumed an epidemic; form. Through trains have been discontinued between Wilmington and Charleston-passengers now chang? ing cars at Florence. Sleeping-cars aro not allowed to run at all between thc two citioB. The authorities and citizens hero nra bending all energies towards im-1 proving tho sanitary oondltion of tho city, as a mensuro of precaution. CHARLESTON,-August 2G.VTho Medi? cal Society of Charleston, in view of tho exaggerated reports abroad as lo the provnl?nco of yellow fever here, held n mooting, Inst evening, and, after a full investigation and discussion, resolved to make au official publication of tilo' raul facts of the case, as follows: That yellow fever, of a . mild .type, does exist, to a limited extent, in Charleston; that it ia mainly confined to ooo neighborhood; that tho first case duted from July 27, and during thc month.that bas elapsed since then, there have been, perhaps, in all, up to this time, thirty-five cases uine of.whioh havo proved fatal-but that tho disenso does not seem of a character disposed ta spread rapidly or widely. It is added, that differences of opinion exist in the profession as to the probable spread of the disease. Tho 13oard of Health announces, this morn? ing, that the number of caaes reported siuce the 23d instant indicated that thu disease is assuming an epidemio form. NIGHT DESPATCHES. CHICAGO, August 2G.-Tho house of Jacob Ribakate was burned to-day. Hibskato and a child were burned fatal? ly ; tho wife was burned to death. WASHINGTON, August 26.-Tho report of General Crook's death is discredited at the War Department. The steamship Polaris bas arrived at riolsteinburg, Greenland. All well. She met the Swedish North Polo expedi? tion. Probabilities-The barometer will pro? bably fall vory generally, except in the Gulf States,, aud local raius continue from Indiana to Maine. Brisk South? west winds on the South Atlantic, and South-east on the middle Atlantic coast. Tho cyolono will- probably diminish ita :;eut ral urea, but spread i tito au extended rain from Tennessee to Ohio, Virgiuia ind New Jersey. Palling barometer, with increasing Westerly winds for Lake Superior. NEW "YORK, August 26.-It is reported that a canal boat iu Bariton Uiver was ron dowu.by the propeller Annie. Cap? tain C. Thurman, two sons and a daugh? ter werb drowned. , George S. Cobb; ;of Atlaut?, Georgia, lias been arrested on a charge of the Ur leny of $10,ODO from the office of the ?Southern Express Compauy. Cobb was mo noy clerk of tho Atlanta ?(fice at the time of the robbery..' ? ,. HARRISBURG, .August '2(3.-A passenger ind freight train: collided at Westport, jn the Erie Road. Four employees aud ?wo passengers killed;. F OUT HES s MoNnoK, .August 26.-The schooner. Marion is ashore on Body Island. , The E. F. Duubar was abau loneil ut sea, GonDSBORO.iN. G., Angnst 26.-Very gloomy'but .reliable reports reach the Carolina 'Messenger from nearly ^all of the Doun ties in Eastern 'North Carolina of great damage to the cotton crop from the rust. Much alarm prevails among the planters. The prospects, which wore good a fe'w weeks ago, are now very un? favorable, especially iu the cotton Coun? ties-Waynoj' Duplin, Lenoir, Green, lolioston, Wilsoh and Pitt. In these Joan ties the drought and rust will neocs iurily cut the crop short fully one-third From last year's receipts. Similar ac? counts uro given hy gent leinen who have .ecently passed through more Western bounties. SAVANNAH, August 26.-There hos been i severe storm on tho line nf the Atlantic iud Gulf -and Jacksonville, Pensacola ind Mobiler Railroad^ The telegraph wires are down and nb' trains have ar? rived to-day. A tornado is reported to j have passed over Tallahassee, Florida. lhere was a heavy blow here for twenty four hours. 1 'WILMINGTON, August 26.-Our city uithorities have issued au order, of which the following is nn extract: No person from,Charleston will be allowed to stop within the corporate limits of this city, and no person who may visit Ohurleston from this city will be allowed to return during tho coutiuuuncc of yel? low fever in Charleston. CHARLESTON, AugtiBt 26.-Arrived jchbouers Mcclintock, Boston; A. S. Qaskill, Philadelphia; steamship Geor? gia, Now York. RUSSIA EXCITING HOSTILITY TO TOR? REY.-Oue would have thought that the 3ouciliatory attitude of tho Porto toward Russia, in tho Black Sea question, would have secured for Turkey, if not a souse at gratitude, at least a certain amount of impartiality at the bands of tho Russian press. This, however, has not boen the case. Many Russian papers have again taken up, and moro warmly than ever, tho old and favorite theme of the pro tended deplorable condition of the Christians in Turkey and the barbarity of the MusBulmen. Nor is any calumny spared in support of this misrepresenta? tion. ThuB, the Qoloss does not hesi? tate to affirm that Christian blood is shed in torrents at Barrialouka, iu Bosnia, and that the Turks are determined to ex? tirpate the Christian faith from that part of the empire. The Gazelle of the Bourse will also have it that the insurrection in Albania lins taken sooh proportions that the Governor-General has boen obliged to gather around bim all the forces-of that pro vi noe. Buch calumnies do not, of course; deserve any refutation, but the Porte feels that they ought not to be published with impunity, or Ieft'uncon tradicted by the Russian authorities. \ Constantinople Cor. London Times. Tua SUEZ CANAL.-Ferd, do Lesseps, Presidout of the Suez, Canal Compauy, and its distinguished engineer, has writ? ten a letter to General C. W. Darling, of Now York city, thanking tho latter for calling his attention to statements made in Now York journals to tho effect that tho canal was filling up, to which ho re? plies: '.Tho deposits of sand brought by the wind nre insignificant, nud the sides of the basin are so solid that tho out? lines projectiug at different points, after eighteen months' use, present scarcely a perceptible variation in tho conforma tiou of tho slope." Tho kitchen of Mr. M. B. Lucas, in Clarendon, was destroyed by fire on Weduesday night. FINANCIAL, AND COniMKItCIAL.. LONDON, A?g?B? 20-Noon.-Cousols 93%. Bouda 93. . : PAMS, August 2G.- Bont?s lower-5Gf. 12o. ' ? ' - . LIVERPOOL, August 20-^-3 P. M.-Cot? ton closed quiet-uplands 9@9J(,; Or? leans 9j^@9j??j; sales 12.000 bulos; sp?? culation aud export 3,000/ N ?W YORK, AuguBt 20-Noon. -Stocks rather steady. Suites dull uud steady. Money 2. ''7 P. M.-Specie shipments to-day $328,000. Thia Bank statement shows loans have increased $500,000; ?pecio Increased over $1,250.000; deposits in? creased nearly $1,500,000; legal teuders decreased over $500,000. Money easy, at 2?3. Sterling 0>?@t)??. Gold 12>? (5)12%. Governments steady. States very dull-Tennessee? 75; new 75. Vir? ginias 08; now 69. Louisianas 65; now GO; levees 70; 8s 82. Alabamas 100% ; 5s 68. Georgias 83; 7s 90. North Caroli? nas 45; new 25. South Caroliuas 70; new 57j^. Cotton dull and nominal; sales 367 bales-uplands 19. Flour 10@ 20c. bettor-common to fair extra 5.90 ($6.95; good to choice 7.00@9.00. Wheat closed heavy-wiuter red Western 1.43(7r)1.47. Corn heavy aud lower 67>?. Pork steudy. Lard qniet. BOSTON, August 26.-Cotton quiet middliug ?9j&@L9J?; receipts 96bales; exports 229; sales 200; ?tock 7,500. BALTIMORE, August 26.-Flour nctivo and firm, but prices unchanged. Wheat active. Corn steady. Oats firmer, at 44(5)48. Provisions unchanged. .Whis? key 92. Cotton closed easy-middling 18%; receipts 50 bales; stock 885. CINCINNATI, August 26.-Flour firm family Q.5()@5.75. Oom in fair detnund, at52. Pork held firm, at 12.3? <??12 50. Lard buoy a ut,-9 offered, but 9>4 asked. Bacon steady aud iu moderate demand. Whiskey firm, nt^. LOUISVILLE, August 26. -Flour quiet extra family 5:50. Corn steady. 'Provi? sions a shade firmer and Only light order demand. Whiskey 90. ST. LOUIS,-August 26.-Flour easier winter Bup?rfine 3.75@4 15. Corn firm. Whiskey 9Q? Bagging unchanged. Pork 12.50@.13.00. Bacon in active order lots4- shoulders. 6J?; clear sides 7%@8. Lard-buyers and soliera apart. CHARLESTON, August 26.-Cotton dull -middling 18; receipts 86 bales; sales 25; stock 2,321. . AUGUSTA! ' August 26.-Cotton quiot and unchanged-middling IT; receipts 30 bales; eales 50. SAVANNAH, August 26.-Cotton quiet -middling 17>??@17%; receipts45 bales; os por I H 25; sales 20; stock 3,531. , MEMPHIS, Augusb26.-'Cotton dull and lower-middling 18. WILMINGTON, August2G.-Cotton quiot -middling 17,'.; ; receipts 10 bales; ex? ports. 8; stock 534. NEW Q^LVANH, August 26.-Flour dull and nominally 4.50;. double' 5.50. Corn quiet-mixed 66; white 70. . Pork dull aud held nt 14.00?14.50. 1 Bacon firmor, at 6%@7*(; sidos 8%. Cotton quiet-low middlings 1GJ'H; receipts 5,428; exports 1,764; sales GOO; ?tock 28,927. GALVESTON, August 20.-^Cotton quiet -good ordinary 1G; receipts 187 bales; stock 10,'397. ?Kl'ipiAL.llAFFLK NuuOKUS Churlemon Charl* tn bip A n Bub! at Inn, for benefit Free School fund: j RAFFLE CLAWS No. l.r>3-Morning-Annual 20. 30-17 73-51 4-12-28-73-22-?'J-liO-i.l Wit noes our hands, at Charleston, this 20th August, 1871. KENN PECK. JAMES OILLILAND. August 27 Sworn Coiumis-iioiiere. WE auk of buyers un examination ol' tho 1 following gooda: CALIFORNIA BRANDY. California Port Wine. California Angelica. California Hock. California Aluscatellc. O. P. Gardner's North Carolina Coru. Suit's, lS?fi, Rye. Old Virginia Glades. Pure Cognac Urandy. Those aro nil standard gooda, and wo havo put tho prices right doten to the bottom. Also, cheap gooda of all graden, tho quality and prices of which will certainly please tho buyer and save him monoy. Aug 27 L?RICK A LOWRANCE. $500 Reward. STATK OF So urn CAKOI.INA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. WHEREAS information has boin ofltcially rooeived at t Iii-? Department that HI Kb MoLTJRE, alina DIRD LEWIS, was doliho rately.assassinated, at McAliloy'e Shallow Ford ^Plantation, in Chester County, on tho night of the 15th of August last, hy a party of four persons unknown: Now, therefore, ho it known that I, HOMERT K. SCOTT, Governor or tho Stalo of South Carolina, in order that juutico may bo done, and tho majesty of tho law vindicated, do hornby ?BBUB this, my proclamation, offering a rowan! of FIVE HUNDRED ($300) DOLLARS f<ur tho apprehension and delivery in any j til irr this Ht a to of tho murderers of mud hird MoLuro, ulina hird Lewis, or any of tin m, with proof to convict. In testimony whereof I havo hereunto set mvhand, anden'med tho great seal of tho State to ho n(llxml, ut [L. H.I Columbia.thisSCth day of August, A. D. Ih71, and in thip ninety-sixth yeur of tho independence of the United State? ol America. ROU (CRT K. SCOTT, Governor. F. L. C/Annozo, Sorretury of Btato. *T Charleston Republican, Chester He porter, aiid Yorkville Enquirer, copy twice and send hill?. Au ?j 27 2 TEN , MILLIONS COUNTEUFEJT.-Tho New York, papera estimate that them aro SlO.OOO.OOG of counterfeit national bunk bills in circulation, ami within the pust few weeks largo numbers of twenties have been put upon the generous public, so well executed nB to bear tho strongest ! light. If they cannot bo detected, they will pass. ' At all times of tho day, a number of boys from ten to sixteen years of age1 can bo fout 7 bathing near tho Niagara whirlpool. Often some of tho moro daring jump 90 tile logs which are ulways ? found making tho circuit, und float clear ' around the pool, jumping off wheu they aro brought near tho cove on the Canada Bide. On the 23d of May, tho segnr seller of Quaild l'Ecole printed with a pen, "Closed ou account of death,"on a sheet | of foolscap, in order to preserve his shop from pillage and lire. As soon as the ink was dry, ho took a paste brush and posted it on his door. Ho was about to ro outcr the shop, when a ball killed him. A girl, ogeed thirteen, in Witaburg. Croes County, Arkansas, was outraged and murdered by a ucgro, named Harris. Tho fiend wns arrested, and, after a pre? liminary examination before? a magis? trate, was carried to tho spot whero the brutal ontrugo had been committed, aud theu hung. Waterbury basa "Bachelor's League," whoso articles of association punish by a heavy fine any member being seon twico consecutively in company with the same womuu, and with expulsion from the order for a third offence. Tho Houston (Texas) Telegraph re? joices that "in nil tho South thero are no i stich horrors as womeu poisoning their husbands-that these crimes are confined to tho regions whero cold freezes and the suu strikes." Tho monkeys have declared war on the Vera Cruz aud Tampico telegraph line. They destroy the insulators, swiug on the wiro by the hundreds and pelt the workmou with stones. A private in tho army recently sent a letter to his sweetheart, closing with:? "May Heaven cherish and keep you from yours truly John Smith." A boy in Iowa claims to be tho cham? pion kito flyer, bis kite having drawn out 5,500 feet of string, somewhat more than a mile. Eighteen towns in Groat Britain have populations exceeding 100,000; thero being thirteen in England, three in Scot? land and two in Ireland. Two twin brothers in London aro so much alike that they frequently borrow money bf each other without knowing it Some of tho streets in Beaufort aro to bo macadamized, making a fine drive nearly two miles long. A park is in con? templation. Tho census return BIIOWS that the town of Abbeville has a population of 1,418, viz: 013 whites ?ind 885 colored. An affair of honor was frustrated in Clarendon, last week, by tho appearance of the Town Marshal on the field. Fifty suits for damages have been commenced against tho Stateu Island Ferry Company. A, Californian was BO severely stung that it took four men to drink whiskey enough to cure him. Boarders Wanted. FODIt or FIVE BOAltDKHS can ho accom niodatrd, with or without lodging, at roasounblo rates. Apply at this ellice. Aug 27 _fl Wood. OAK, niCKOUY and PINE, hy tho ord. Delivered at residences al lowest cash prices. Orders cnn ho left al Ihe Greenville and Calumnia Railroad Oflieo. _ AugJ?7_ _JOSKPH ORKWS. Odd Fellows' Academy. T?IK undersigned take pleasure ?1 announcing to their patrons sand friends, and to the public ge? nerally, thal this Institution will be re-opened on the lirst Monday in September next. Pupils will be prepared by a thorough course of training for the South Carolina Uni I varsity, or any other institution of learning in the country, for mercantile, or any other nf tho ordinary pursuits of life. Their object is to give tn tbs citizens of Columbia a liri?! class School, tba expenses of which will bc at tho saine thno within renell bf all: They therefore respectfully call intention lo their reasonable KAT KS OK ir mox: Academic Department, per mouth,.$5 00 Primary " " " . I 00 Preparatory " " " .?1.1)0 No pains will bo spured to give entire satis? faction. J. J. MoC?NTH, August 27 lt. IT. CLARKSON. THE VERY, VERY NEWEST GOODS, AT THE VERY, VERY LOWEST PRICES ! HAVING just opened lft'i pekgs Gooda, ?T? of which cantu by tho L'miorgrnnnd lt. lt., bot in N. Y. far, far below cost, and in many casos we received a largo Jimms for removing tba Goods-not oh account of their worthless? ness and style, but hy llouscM retiring hastily from bis., all our dont are hill, (especially tho gas.) and wo will take great nleasuro in ex? hibiting thu Goods, ( particularly to the blt nd,) eseept that lot by U. O.H. lt.. which, having come in duty free, must ho kept dark. Wu are also overjoyed to announce tho safe ar? rival of a sheep* Skin, lt) Iks. Dog Hair sud lock new Cotton, from which, within tho next few days, wo shall conimeneo In siipply the credulous und colluding inhabitants willi blankets and Tnt pots. In Conclusion, we beg to explain that our modest style ol advertisin0 i* due entirely to tho high inga rd wo entertain for the intelli? gence of lint? community. We would also kindly thank any large, well established Mouse to reply to mir advertise? ment publicly, that we might get cont rover tially into repute. PKTKIS FUNK .v <"<>. P. N.-Our "jitiifj partr" M now abroad, j Calls on timi dept will receive no ?il tout ?on I whatever. Aug Ut! Tea. WE guarauteo to eftvo chiba usually buying of tho so-called ?'Great American Tea Company," 10 por cont, if they make liku pur ^ _julianos from us, Wohavu justro Ucivuu u lurga lot of TEAM, selected and trbd carefully hofore purchasing, to which wo ask tho attention of tho t racle and conuumors. AUK 27 _L?RICK ft LOWRANCE. Beef Cattle. THE undersigned have recently arrived with a line lot of MILCH and BEEF CATTLE, and would in _vito all who winh to pureba oto call and lnupoct tho ?ame, at corner of Oer vats aud Gadsden Btreots. They have, also, a good HORSE and MULE,whichvrill bodia poaodof HOLLIS A ROTH ROCK. AUK 20, 2* Jast Arrived, 25 HEAD HORSES AND ^ r^M. MULES, amongst them noino/'r??i v^j? as lino Saddle and Harnean r'< f j 4Hnfi>H?iiios as over brought to this city. Apply at C. Logan's stables, corner Assembly and Senate street?. AUK 22 W. S. A J. M. TALBOT'!*. PEAKE & MILES, Factors aud Gen. Com. Merhcants, Office, Central Wharf, Charleston, S. C. RKFERKNCES.-Messrs. James Ad gor fi Co., Charleston, S. C.; Hon. John P. King, Major Geo. T. Jackson, Augusta, Ga.; Colonel L. D. Childs, J. P. Southern, Kaq., E? Hope, Esq , Columbia, 8. C. Special attention given to consignments bi COTTON and other MERCHANDISE, and order? for Yellow and Pitch Pino LUMBER promptly and carefully lilied. lt. T. l'KAKR. E. BOTT MILKS. August 20? _0_ CTlL^HOLMES, Cotton Factor and Commis. Merchant, ACCOMMODATION WTIAEF, CHARLESTON, S. August 10? t3mo The Newest Goods, AT LOWEST PRICES, WILL BE FOUND AT W. D. LOVE & CO'S HAYING opened during tho past ten day? one hundred packages ot goods, bongin iu Now York at much leas than regular priesa, repleninhiiiK all the departments to tiie fullest capacity, both wholeaalo and retail, wo aro now prepared to fill all orders irom city or country. . Wo opened to-day twenty-five pieces of CARPETS, in now and beautiful designs; 250 pairs of BLANKETS, including all qualities, in white and colored. NotwlthstaUiting tho very largo advance of 20 per cent, in theao gooda, we aro offering thom at less prices than last year. Will open in a few days the best block of WOOli SHAWLS ever shown In Columbia. Wo keep only the heat makes of goods, direct from manufacturers and importers, and ba vu but OME lMltCE. i , ^haden aud Shado Hollands, iu uU widths and styled. j Sumo of our worthy competitors are getting I rather nervous rm account of tho quantity ot I goods wo ure receiving. We do hot Ket t lie rn j fur their bum-tit, hut for the benefit of our , customers. Wr. invite all to inspect our stock, which will bo shown fretlv. W. D. LOVE A CO., Columbia Hotel Building, Main street. W. D. LOVE. B. R. MoCltBF.nv. _ Aug 25 University of South Carolina. jfm^ THE sixty-fifth session of thia Af^Bk institution will open on the FIRST fcflO?^MONOA? in October next, and ^EtSEfSenntinue, without interruption, JaS?S* until the 1st ol July following. VSEJ*' Thorough instruction ia given in tho usual departments of Science and Litera? ture, and in Law and Medicine. Thc aggre? gate expenses, INCLCDINO tuition, board, fuel, lights aud washing, fer tho session of nine mouths, are: Eur AcademicStuduniattending three Professors, or for a Student in Law > r Medicine, about $255. For catalogues, giving additional informa? tion, address REV. C. BRUCE WALKER, Sec'v, Or, lt. W. BARNWELL, Chairniau of Faculty, Columbia, S. C. Aug 20 m3 For Sale or to Rent, ROSS'S HOTEL, Sj>*+i~~^\ THIS eligible property, sit gUixYlsCi'W uated ?ithin live minutes' fSarfllKui^K walk of the state House and K^j-CCqgijjpCihe business portion ol Main street, having been closed to thc- public, ia now offered fur salo or to rent. Tho House has recently been renovated in every parti? cular, contains fifty thoroughly furnished rooms, and is one of* tho host Hotel stands in Columbia. Reasonable terms can be made with tho. proprietor, who can ho consulted on tho premise*. W. E. ROSE, Angtn-t 23 0? Proprietor. u'?* Charleston Courter, Greenville Moun? taineer and Yorkvillo Enquirer pleast insert until further notice. _ Rust Proof Seed Oats. PtAl"*! BUSHELS RUST PROOF RED OLM t OATS for salo by Aug 25 EDWARD HOPE. Smoked Beet and Tongues, BUFFALO TONGUES and SMOKED BEEF, for sale hy_ E. HOPE. Native and Foreign Wines. S~CUPPERNONG, Concord, Sauterns, Cla? ret, Champagnes, just received and for aalojow.jiy_E. HOPE. Fresh Arrivals. QrvrV BARRELS FLOUR, from common OV/V/ to tluoBt qualities. ? tierces Hams, of tho celebrated "Orango" and "Diamond" brands. Smoked Beef, Smoked Boef Tongues. Pickled Beef Rounds. Roasted Java C?fico, Mocha, Java, La guayra and Rio Coffees. ALSO, A full and well-selected stock of fresh TEAS, ami other Staple and Fancv Groceries. For walo low. _ GEO. SYMMERS^ New Shore Mackerel. KITS, hair and whole barrell, for sale low, by E. HOPE. Schiedam Schnapps. CASES Wolfe's celebrated SCHIEDAM ??.J AROMATIC SCHNAPPS, just arrived and for sale low hy JOHN AGNEW fi SON. Fall Turnip Seed. npHOUilURN'S Green Globe, Red Top. largo X W blt ii Norfolk, Yellow stone, and Ruta R ica, fresh, and for sale bv Angn-i 2 EDWARD HOPE. Breakfast Bacon. 1 t\i \l\ POCNI'S Fulton Minke! BACON l.V fl f\ J STRIPS, tor sale low August .I E. HOPE. .Z?L xa. o tiarri Sales. Foreclosure of Mortgage/ I>. C. I'EIXOI'J O Si SON, Au.Hone. iB. BY virtue of tho power, duly conferred upon tho Citizens' Havings Bunk of Columbia, by tho Columbia Oil Company, to foreclose tho mortgage of tho said Columbia Oil Com? pany to the said Citizens'Savings Bank of Columbia, and to ontcr upon and to sell all and singular tho mortgaged premises herein? after described, for thu purposo of satisfying their debt; the aaid mortgage ia hereby de? clared to bo forcalosod, nnd tho said Colum? bia Oil Company forever barred of all claim or equity of redemption in the premises; and under tho samo power as aforesaid, tho under? signed will sell, at public auction, before, the Court House, at Columbia, on thu first MON? DAY in September next: All that certain lot of LAND, situatt) and being in tho city of Columbia, in tho County of Richland, and Stato of South Carolina, consisting of one square in said city, con? taining four acres of land, moro or less, and bounded by Wheat, Hice, Lincoln and Gads? den streets, with all the buildings and erec? tions on said lot of land, now u?ed for tho purposes of au Oil Mill, and all tho Engines, Oil Presses and machinery of any kind what? soever, in and upon said premisos. TerniB cash. W. MARTIN, President Citizens'Savings Bank of South _ Ca roi i II a._Angil tit ll + NEW S". TllE Troprlotorof the "LITTLE STORE" has just returned from Now York with a neat assortment of Choice Goods. Cheapest yet of tho season. Call and see, at Inly 27 C. F. JACKSOS'S, Moin St. FRESH TURNIP SEED! "OUrA BAGA, GLOBE, NORFOLK, RED TOP, FLAT DUTCH, For sale by W. C. FISHER, Druggist and Apothecary, July 2Q 3mo ?_Opposito Columbia Hotol. SHIELDS & GI?AZE, COLUMBIA, S. C., Palmetto Iron Works, MANUFACTURERS of STEAM ENGINES aud noil.KKK, Saw; Grist and Cane Mills,'all siecB, all kinds of Agricultural Im? plements, House and Store Fronts, Iron Rail? ing, Iron and' Brass Casting; Shafting, Pul? leys and Hangers made to order. ALSO, Manufacturera of UTLEY'S IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PREHS, which waa awardod the ?rat premium in North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama and Louisiana last fall. Wo also manufacture the DIXIE SCREW COTTON PRESS-a cheap and durable one. Send for circulars. Orders filled on short notice and on most reasonable terms. June 24 3mo FRESHANO COOL! W E open this day a fret'h lot of DRY GOODS, Direct from first bands. Having no old stock to work oflf, wo show new and fresh Goods, at Dull Times Prices. Wo ask especial attentiou and examination of oar low price SASH RIBBONS. Remember, thc only placo in tho city to pro? cure these desirable goods is at PORTER & STEELE'S. June l l_ The Georgia Gin. THIS is tho third soason we have sold these (?INS, and have never had a single com? plaint. Wo offer thom with renewed confi? dence, at moderato prices and reasonable terms. L?RICK & LOWRANCE, Agta., jJulyl3 2mr?_Columbia. H. C. THE MORRIS COTTON OIN HA S DISTANCED ALL OTHERS. AND is warranted tn do it again. For full particulars, relative to these maohiuos, address E. MORRIS, ?Tune 18 Hmo_Columbia, 8. 0. The Doctors Recommend Seegers'Beor IN preference to London Porter and Scotch Alo. Why? They know it is unadulterated. STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO., Grocers and Commission Merchants, CHARLOTTE, Ni C. SOLICIT orders for COTTON. Corn, Flour, Bacon, Lard, Ac., and Family Groceries generally. Orders tilled carefully and prompt? ly._Fob 7 lyr Guns, Pistols. Etc. jU- I INFORM my friends and . ^">"4CZ. public, in general that I have ^CL^^^S^juat received an ontiro new r ?"Tl ?stock of Double and Single Bar rol GUNS, REPEATERS, Flasks, Pot??hca, Pistol-Bolts, Caps, Buck-Shot.- Cartridges. Cartridges for all kinda of Pistols, Powder and Shot. ALSO, REPAIRING dono at short notice. OctJ*_P. W. KRAFT. Main street. Jewelry and Silverware, OF tho most approved atvles, ian be ob tai mid at I. SULZRAOHEH'S establish? ment, Main street, Columbia Hotel Row. Sets and half sots in great variety. Also, solitaire and cluster DIAMONDS. SPECTA CLFS and KYF.-OLASSES to suit all ages. _ Choice Teas. GUNPOWDER. (lytton,Oohing and English " breakfast TEAS. The choicest imported h ir a* lo low. _E_. HOPE. ,1/ist Received, 2pr RRLS. NORTHERN IRISH TOTA O TOES. For sale low bv August 3 JOHN AGNEW t SON.