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, i . .-??--Vi" , ,, ,;t ', .?ToreS??ti AGAlrat ? . '? NODN . DESPATOELES. TH t? PRENOH'?9SBMBI,Y AND THIERS ' POW ' BBS-MI?BTINO OF EMPERORS -DR.." LI? VINGSTONE-QUARANTINE AT., MADRID, 40., AO.:. I VfiBSAiXiLBBt August 28.-M. Rivet'B proposal for the prolongation of the term of Thiers will bs brought befors tho AB eemblyi tordayi... LONDON, August 28.-The French de? putation wh?, since their arrival in Ire? land,, have boen met' with . a ocubtaut ?accession of enthusiastic gradings from the people of Ireland, leave Dublin to? morrow for England. . The report that a treaty of alliance, offensive dud - defensivo, has beau con? cluded by Prussia and Italy, rests on the authority of a special despatch to the lion don Standard. Upon the departure of the French deputation (rom Ireland, the banda played American, Irish and Frenoh airs. The enthusiasm was intonso. Bad feel? ing is evident' between the police and people, hut no disturbance hos occurred. The police holding aloof, tho procession paraded the principal streets, and houses on the line wero deooratt?d. It was 'an extraordinary Fenian \ demonstration, PAUIS, August 28.-Gen. Duorot has b?en appointed Military Commander bf Bruges, lt ia reported 'that ' Radical deputies will resign their, seat? in tho , Assembly and contest ?lections inallith? departments. Discussion of the 'report , of the committee ur/on, a,motion'submit? ted/by M. Rives t pr" i prolongation of1 .the ? power of Thiers will begin in. tho Aaaemi . bly, to-morrow. " The municipal council of Paris bas resolved to issue in tho form . of' a, lottery a throe per cent, loan for a j largo,amount.. . ' ?1 . HAMMERFEST; .< NORWAY, > Latitude .70 i deg. 40m., North) July 25.-u-DuChaillu, , the famous Africau-explorer;;;h. turned from tho North Cape, .tho extreme point-ot tho European continent. .Since be left'the United States; last spring,' bo has. visited' Sweden,' Finland,1 Lapland , and!part'o/ Russia, aud bits been up tho ,? Gulf *\ of. Bothnia..... i . BERLIN, . August. 28:-Tho - Pru eui dn ?rp^a Odzelt?- confirme tho report t hut a . Bocohd'm??tin? of the German rind Aus? ' trian.Emperors has < been .arranged," and states: that.it> will take place probably, on th?;7, th ot September, at^alaburg.. The Emperor Francis Joseph will bo accom? panied hy Count Von Boost. A. .firm basia was. laid, at Gastein for-relations whereby. Germany and Austria. are '. to assumed joint attitude. Italy has. un? conditionally agreed to'the sam? policy j arid communications have .'passed bo tween the three .Governments,' looking to -the-establishment of a complete un? derstanding.- . LoiNDON, August 29.-Advices from Zanzibar report T>r. Livingstone slowly making his way homeward. PARIS, August 29.-The Prussians will probably evacuate the forts near Paria on tho 5th bf September. , ". . The report of the committee to consi? der the prolongation of Thiers' powers gives him full presidential power to pro? mulgate and'ex?cut? the decrees of the Assembly; participate iu the Assembly's d?lib?rations; appoint and dismiss minis? ters, who shall be responsible tb' the ABserpbly; fot'Thiers! acts. NIGHT DESPATCHES. : '" ' PAMS; -August 29.-Tu el' JoitVndt des Debdts. deplores Duforptes^?o^eh?ment expressing confidence.ia, Thiers. The 8ieola says Thiers is opposed to the work? ing'bill, prolonging his/- power. The< Deputies of the.' extreni? left, right and loft contre held a' mooting to ?lo tor mine their futuro bourse. ; ' ' ) ' 1 MADRID, August 29.-.West India ves? nels ar? quarautihfed, to prevent tho in? troduction of y ollow fever. ( " ., ; , . LONDON, August 29.- Petroleum ex-. Sloded, by which a vessel was burned nd two persons killed. The tog Oapriefe weis lost off Dundee. \ . Six were dr^w^ed'. Tho prussian, from Quebec, ran down the stoamer Abar in the Chanuol: It fa believed,all will bo Raved, though the Abar sunk in a few minutes. American luullluem:,. . N^ON DESPATCHES. THE WESTFIELD DISASTER-TUB TO DAnis : NORTH-POtiBWABD BOUND\ HEAVY DANK ROBDERY DY A WOMAN INDIAN TROUBLES-DAB?EYS TABOOED . AT; DONO BRANCH-TDK . MYSTERIOUS TUV-HR -UARIiE?H SHOOTING ' THEM BETjVK3-i-QOARANT?NB OP CHARLESTON VESSELS . AT NEW YORK-LYNOHtNQ HEAVY ?WINDLE---YELLOW FEVER BB PORT FROM..PH ARLESTON, AO., AO. , . Nsw YORE,' August 28.-At a meeting of tho Grand Jury, to-day, Recorder Hackett delivered a special oharge on the subject ?f tho Westfield boiler ex? plosion. : Tho Judge pointed out the provisions of the law applicable to tho ouse, and the circumstances necessary to be found to exist in order to reach the President of the company, the Superin? tendent and the engineer. The Recorder said it ie too often the ease that subordi? nates arp i made scapegoats for erring officiais who are over them, and'who nra more powerful in placB and means. If it is possible on tho facts' and law to hold presidents, directors, &o.,. of common carriers .responsible for acoideuts hap {toning io passengers whose lives and i mba they ore bound to i nsn re against negligence,'..'tuen, a great and bon oficial example would be set to these officials ?rrexo^.Mrl-UbeTaV'.o?mmntBtionB and anea, tnWsnattld b? held tb tho utm?st vigilance. Ho concluded by saying: "W^th> wlgole nation looking at our ju Ricial notion epon this great catastrophe, lot n? Jill give no room for after re? proaches from any quarter." 'The Assistant Aldermen have con? curred with tho Aldermen ip directing the Mayor td'take stop? for tho im mo diato recovery of the old brick church property.'''', SAN. FRANCISCO, Augnnt 29,--Indian troubles in South California are serious A general uprising of tho Indians is ap prebendad. T. ' NBw" Y?fift;"August-The steamet CoogreBB has retained fr qua Groenland; having made 2.G0O Smiles running" time in less than thirteen days. Returning, she poaap?l;. ?00/ ^icebergs, but no packed ice. The se&son;WbB very?pcra-=-n'ot un? like May in New York. JDay ; became perpetual us the steamer advanced North. The Polaris sailed Northward, on the 17th, with three' hearty cheers from the crew of the Congress. The Congress ia the largest ship ever in Disco Bay. The National Bank of Newark, N. J., was robbed of $3,000 in fractional cur? rency, by a colored woman who sweeps tba office. LONG BRANCH, August 29.-Major Gaul and Oaptain Watson, of the Second Battalion Massachusetts Colored Volun? teers, Bought but were refused admittance to a grnud military and civic ball at the Continental lietel. 4,000 whites were present. Tho full 9th regiment bund, of 100 instruments, furnished the music. FIAUFAX, August 29.-The Puris crew definitely withdrew from the four-oat race, but will challenge the winner for a raen in smooth water. NEW YOKE, August 29.-The mystery of tho corpse in a trunk is clearing up. Dr. Jacob Rosen wog, alias Asher, from whose notorious abortion house tin trunk was taken, hus been arrested. The people attempted to lynch him oe the way to jail. LOUISVILLE, August 29.-Several bun dred negroes who had collected arounc Dunville jail to . protect a prisonoi charged with .arson, from the.Elu Klux were panicked during the night, rushec into tho streets aud fired'about 100 shoti -wounding sove'rnl of their party. WHEELING,' W. V., August 29.-A con vcntion bas boen called, by 1.2G0 mujo rity. DETK?IT, August 29.-Bennett, Ko nek Brbook?r &'.CO. 'B flouring mills, in Juck ?nm, Mich., were burned to-day; los 5100,000.. ?NIGHT DESPATCHES WASHINGTON! Angnst 29.--Adroit- at tempts to pass two checks, raised fron $100 to'di,OOO, failed, by .tho caution o Sankers. Tho fraudulent paper, in on instance', was a certificate of deposit oi die banking, house of John J. Cisco ?! iou, of New York, in favor of L. B Cornell, to the vnluo of ?42,000. Tin ?vas endorsed as follows: "Pay to tb .mlor of Thomas S. Cassidy.. (Signed T. B. Cornel).'! .Tho signatures und en iorsemente are correct, but the amouu s for $700 only. V j No custom house appointments will b nude uii til Bout well's re.tu ru, on Sep .ember 15. Probabilities-The- storm centre o Lakes Superior: and Huron will probt aly, on Wednesday, have ex tonde Sortk-eastward i far into Canada, wit South-easterly winds and rain -to-nigt JU tho New . Eoglnud coast, and Soutl v?sfcerly winds, with local storms, froi Maryland and New Jersey North wan md brisk winds from the South-west au Vest from Lake Ontario to Lake Mich ran. The,conditions will remain favo, ible for a short rain ou Wednesday u he coast of 'the- Southern and Ga States. . MEMPHIS, August 29.-J. W. i 3rown, a pressman, killed Captain < theodore Adams, for refusing to-mari lis seduced daughter. Adams.lost,a 1< il Petersburg , . NEW YoiiK,,;.AugU8t"29.-r-V.?88els fro J h aries to H are in the lower bay. Tl South Carolina was detained there. R ?ases of yellow fever have occurred < ho vessel. ? She will be allowed to coi: ip as Boon as the health officer is Buti ieri no fever is aboard. P. H. Smith, Nb. 28 Broad street, pa i forged check to one A. -B. Vansan br $50,0d0 m'guld. V?nsann and t noney has disappeared. : It is said the girl in the trunk, frc ??ost?o, gave, bor name as Ruth Billing "Recorder1 Hacket is tho chairman he committee of Aldermen to.exami 'My and Couuty accounts. Each oo nitteemah selects two citizens to ass -ho committee. EVANSVILLE, August 29.-A whito a dock man, charged with rape?"wt ;aken from tho Morganfield, Ky.', jo ind hanged. CH ? RLESTON, August 29.-A few n ?osos have proved fatal sinco yesterdi Many unacolimated persons aro Ieavii Jpinion is divided us to whether Ups c sase will assume an epidemic form. MoniLE, ALA., August 29.-Thir ive dead bodies have been recovered, s feared many are under the wre Villis C. Merriweathor is .among lead. Tho excursionists were mot vorking people, with families. CHARLESTON, August .29'.--Arrlvei iteamsbip Maryland, Baltimore. FIRST DELIVER OF . FALL GOODS. We open this day nice line of early Fall Prints, Domestics, Dry Goo? Grieves, Mien's Goods, and Under wei of which we invite inspection. PORTER & STEEL August SO -rtwA?c*ftii AtrtrooMMHKOIAII; .?. Pl?QND^?, /j^ugqs.'t 29-Noon.-Console unohun'g?d. ' Bonria 92%. PARIS, August 29.-Buntes-56f. , Livi:ui>ooL, Augu?t 29-3 P; M,'-*4,Cot toH burdening and a abado firmer-up? lands 9)?@9>?; Orleans 0jfff(j$Oj& LONDON. August 29-Evening.-Con? sols 92>^.. Bonds 92%. FRANKFORT, August 29.-Bonds 95%. LIVERPOOL, August 29-Evening. Cotton strong-uplundq 9>?@9>?; Or leans9%@9)?; eales 18,OOO bales; sp?? culation and exports 8,DUO. NEW YORK, August 29-Noon.-Stock? j steady and dull. Governments dull and heavy. State bonds dull. Money' 2. Gold 12}?. Exohange-long d}{', abort j 9%. FJour dull and declining. Wheat quiet'and nominally lower. Corn un? changed. Pork quiet-13.75@13.87. Cottou quiet but firmer-middling up? lands 19.%; Orleans 19%; sales 809 bales. Freights very firm. 7 P.. M.-Cotton quiet and steady;' sales 422 bales-middling 19j*?; Orleans 19%. Flour-Southerii easier; common to fair extra 5.8Q@6.85; good to choiae G.90@9.00. Whiskey 93. Wheat heavy, aud l(a)2o. lower-winter red Western 1.3?@1.44. Cord heavy, at 66;?@67. Pork lower, at 13.62(a)13.80. Lard heuvy-kettle 9%. Freights firmer. Money easy. I Sterling nominal, at 9($ Gold 12??@12%. Governments I very dull and ateady-02s 14??. States dull-Touuesseos 75; uew 75. VirgiuiuB G3; new 69. Louisianas 65; now GO; levees 69; 8s 83. Alabamas 1.00; 5s G8. Georgias 83; 7s 90. Nort,h Carolinas 44; new 25. South Carolinas 70; new 57,'B. CINCINNATI, August 29.---Flour and corn at full prices'. Pork weak, at'12.50. Lard weak, at 9. Whiskey buoyant, nt 89(a)90. LOUISVILLE, August 29.-Provisions Btrong for: round lots. Pork held at 12.75. Bacon fairly notive-Vshoulders G1^; clear sides 7%. Lard 9%(<J>11. Wniakey 89. ; CHARLESTON,'August 29.--Cotton quiet --middling 18; receipts 51 bales; slock 2,237. PHILADELPHIA, August 29.-Cotton firmer-middl|n?"19)?. AUGUSTA, August"29.-Cotton firm middling 17.%(a)l7>?; receipts 20 bales; sttleB 15. mi MEMPHIS, Augufet'29.- Cotton murket j firm-middling 18^: I GALVESTON, August 29.-Cotton stroug -good ordinary 16%; receipts 2G1 bales; sales 400; stock. 11,022.' : NORFOLK, A?gust29,- Cotton steady middling 17; recoipt?,4Q bales; stock 329. SAVANNAH, August 29.-Cottou quiet and firm-low.middling 17; receipts 31 riulesrsales 200; stock! 3.359. . BALTIMORE, Apgust 29.-rFlour steady sud firm. Wheat firm. Corn iirmer white 72@77; yellow 70@72; mixed Western 68. Provisions quiet. Whis? key 92>?@93. Cotton qtnetn-middliug 19; receipts 78 bales; sules 66; stock 939. -NEW ORLEANS, August 29.- Baoon uctive and ' firm, at 7}?@B%. Others uuchauged. . Cotton stroug-middling 18@lt?')?; receipts 399 bales; sales 700; stock 29,494. MOBILE, August 29.-Cotton unsettled -middling 18^i@18>?; receipts 99 bales; sales 200; stock 2,913. BOSTON, August 29.-Cotton strong middling 19M@19%; receipts 1,236 bales; sales .30J;.stjo?k 8.500. J WILMINGTON, Aug^US.t^^r-CottOU qtliot -middling 17)2; sales 4 bales; stock 545. Vegetable Blood and Liver Pills. J'ure like! Pure Blood! Ptire Fleth ! AMUCH nooded medicine, in all tropical climates, is a Mond Pnriliur and a Liver Regulator, 'jf/huse FILLS combino the e?isen tiaY. properties of au lu vigora tor of the Liver aud Purifier of the Blood. The largest organ in the body is tho Livor, lt in tho creal work-ahnp of tho body. W h en1 ( li i ^ ru nor rant organ does not aot, the ?kin becomes sal? low; sick headache sets in, with chilly sensa? tions; cold hands and foot; nain in tho head; heotlc fovorj gastric disturbance; vomiting; a feeling of weight in tho region of tho Liver; a dry Cough. Among ot lier symptoms of liver derangement, ate soreness .in th' region of the liver, across tho stomach, and bolow the ribs; oppressed stomach; face sometimes Hushed; feverishness in tho afternoon or at night; drowsiness and indolence; uorvous watchfulness at' bight; melancholy, bluer; dreams, commonly frightful; cbeat oppressed and heavy; darting pains in the 'abdomen; faintness; nighing; difficult and short breath; pain in the cnest, about tho lungs, commonly mistaken for pleurisy; shifting pains, Uko tboso of rheumatism; colics; HO nie ti mes a short, ?harp cough, with dryness ol throat; unpleasant throbbing,about the stomach ; ex? cess of dandruff, aud scurfy deposit on tho slim;'falling of tho hair; ful nee H and straitness of . tho abdomen, with desire to loosen the clothing, sour stomach, with symptoms of dyspepsia; bilious colics; diarrhoea; dysen? tery; fevers; obstinate constipation; intermit? tent fever, or fovor and agne; jaundice; cos? tiveness and diarrhioa altcruately; expectora? tion stringy and sticky; foul mouth in tho morning, often nausea and vomiting; dizzi? ness; pain in tho right shoulder, sometimes in shoulder-blade; inability to lie on left aide; hiccough; occasionally, pain in left, shonidor. Seasonable uso of the li Lot) I) AND LIVER FILLS, taken as directed, will always prevent thia' pxi ti ful terni i ti a lion of the disorder. These Fills aro for sale by .. . V EDWARD H. ?EINITOII, , August HO t Chemist and Drugnlnt. Wanted. AGOOD,COOK can find employment by applying at once to Aug 29 3_;R. O'NEALE. Jn._ . Dexter Stables. WE will soil ono lino MULE, several good HORSES, (matched and singlo.) goori second-hand U ARN ESSES, Ac. Uood bar? gains can be got within live days. Terms cash. ) ROYCE ft CO. August 20_S_ For Sale. AYOUNO HOUSE of good stock, posuo.-f ing excellent qualities and performs well under saddle apd in h urn ess. Can bo managed hy a lady. Porfootly sound. Sold for no fault. : Apply to' DR. W. D. CORNWELL. Aug 20_ _ 2* THE MORRIS COTTON GIN II ? S DISTANCED ALL O TU EUS. AND is warrantod to do lt again. For full particulars, relative to these machines, address E. MOURIS, Juno 18 8mo Columbia. S. i?.__ OI .O HANK. BILLS and MUill.ATEI) CV11KKNCY bought ami sold by Nov 23 Gmo D. G AM CHILL. Broker. -'VTooa; . OAK, HICKORY and PINE; by tho cord. Delivered ,at residences at Jowcst caah prices. Orders can bo left at tbo Grceuvillo and Columbia Railroad Office Aug 27_JOSEPH CltEWfl. Corn, Bacon, &c. Another Arrival and Offered Low for Caah, pr f\r\ BUSHELS PRIME WHITE COHN, t)vJv iu two and throo bushel micka, ICO boshalB primo Yellow, iu two bushel sacks, Oloar Rib Bacon Sides, D. a. Middlos, D. 8. Bellies, Prime Sugar-cured Strips, Prime Ganrassed Hams. Call at ruy Auction Room and seo for your? self. JACOB LEVIN, Auction and Commission Merchant, Corner Assembly and Plain utrcota. August 29 ._ 2 School Notice. THE MISSES MARTIN will ro /flSBL sumo the exorcises of their School ^J?ffl|feon MONDAY, October 2. Arrangements having boon mad?: J3F2B& tor forming a Primary Class, a lav ??Br preparatory acholara will bo rc ceived. Musical Department under chargo of Prof PLATI. Classea will bo formed in Fronch, Gorman Latin, Drawing aud Faney Work. A very limited number of pupils will bo rc ceived as boardora. For ternis, ito., apply at tho resiilenco o Rev. WM. MABTIN, on Blauding atroot. A ut; UH t 20;_w Columbia Female Academy. J?m^ EXERCISES will bo roeumei /fnSX beru on MONDAY, Octobers. Tb aJfOn^rourse of study will bo thorougl TJQHEIS'1'''* eoinploto, our aim being t jH^SFeuiblu pupils to acquire a sonni <a?rf*^ education, and we duaire to receiv none but such an como for tbalpurposo. Stu dont H in tho higher brun chea will bave tho ai of 1'bilotmphical and Chemical Apparatus Telescope und (Hobes. Boarders will bo under the cbar?c of Di and Mrs. W. L. Reynolds, nud will hu care for a? m einher? of tint family. TEH5H-riill MONTJI. Board, including everything but washing.$2 Tuition-advanced classes, $5 and. Primary els saes.... No ex ti a charge for Latin, Ft ouch or Drav lng. Music, per quarter..*. Mudie, beginner*.'. nvrn V-'i? JANE H. REYNOLDS, * . .SOPUIA. si. REYNOLDS. Aug 9 wstO . ? ? ? Principals. State of South Carolina-Bichland C< CU UH T OE COMMON PLEAS. Mrs. Sarah J. Harris,Plaintiff, against Jami G. Gibbes. D?tendant. To THE DEFKSOANT? J AUKS G. Qx?n?s: Tf^OU aro-ber?l)yr winimouod and rcquirr tjlL..to anuwer tho~cj?mpiaiht in thia actio or which a cojiy iBTieroSrith served upon yoi and to serve'a copy of your answer to tl aaid complaint on tho subacribcr. at his ollie In the city of Columbia,.ip the said State ai Couutyv within, twenty days after tlioaorvii hereof, oxctuatve o' tho dary of such servie ami it voa bul td answer tho complaiut with the tirne aforesaid, tho. plaint iff in thia act ii will apply to *??-'Oourtfor tho relief demand* in. the comptai, t. . ???1158 DOIRADEWELL, '. ~. I'laintifTs Altorncv. j. Dattod at Colombia, Bv'C, Au;;ust 1G; 1871 To -ink DEFBNDAKT, J A MIS .G. GISDKS: Take notice that the summons in t his net HI of which the foregoing ia a copy, was bled thu offieo'of tho Olorkx-r ibo'Gpo rt of Comm Pleas, at Columbia, fri tho 'County of Ric laud, in the Stato. of South' Carolina, on t Kith day o? August. 1871. ' "JAMES D'. TRADE WELL, : . . v . , . Piaiutifl':* Attorney CouiMiiri, S. C., Angust-23, 1871. _^??-?L*!'.??-?_. - T . - wfi; iloil Uitcful Invention ut tile-Ayr! THE FAN AND FLY. DRIVER! IN VEN TEE HY E. M. It VET. (PATEsnu H?iicn 21, 1871. THIS Machine, wliich is now offered salo, surpasses any of it? ago. lt ia ni ful, cheap and durable. Any boy or girl c operate with it; For tho tahlo, it has not equal. For the eick room, it stands mim? ed. For tho nursing mother, its intrjn valuo ia inestimable; aa it fans tn real I littlo darlings, and keeps them freed fri trouble No family ehmild bo without oi As a labor-saving Machine, it save s tho h o? ono servants Aa au invitaient, thero nothing uv er .offer cl to the public in which activo, ouorpetic man can make more mm at. It is tho Machine for the times. $1,000, worth will hu Bold. Any man with ordlm energy can make from $15 to $100 per Wc rdcar of all expensen. Can bo seen al Sulzhachtr'a Jewelry.Store JOHN WOOLLEY. Agont for Hiehland County, July 28 __ P. O. Address. Columbia SHIELPSm:x&&m rOhUMHIA, s. c.. Palmetto Iron Works, MANDFAOrURKRS of STEAM ENGir* and BOILERS, Saw, Orist and C Mills, all sizoB, all kinds of Agricultural plemcuts, House and Store Fronts, Iron ll mg, Irou .and Braaa Cantine; Shafting, 1 leys aud Hanger.*) made to orour. i > i ALSO,' Manufacturera of UTLEY'S IMPROV LEVER COTTON PRESS, which wasawar the brat premium in North Carolina, Sn Carolina, Alabama aud Lniiisiana last I Wo also manufacture tho DIXIE SCH DUTTON PRESS-a cheap and durable ( Send for circulara.. Ordere filled on short notice and on n reasonable terms. Jnnn 24 Sn The Georgia Gin. Tn IS ie the third season wu have sold tl GINS, and have novcr had a singlo c plaint. We otfer thom with renewed ci dence, at moderate priceH and recaen, terma. L?RICK .* LOWRANCE, Agta., _July 13 2mo Columbia. S. Livery and Sale Stables. ducted by Agnov & Co., at tho old itauil tho lato firm. His Omnibuses and Carri will convey passengers tn and from tho 1 road Di'pts to tho Columbia Hotel, tho > orson House, or any part of the city, no BIHO furuiab Horse*, Buggies, Carriagea, for hire on reasonable terms, and solicits patrolman or the fiiends of the late firm Juno 28_ OWEN DAI Jewelry and Silverware, OF tho most approved atvles, can bc fained at I. H?L/.UACHER'S estai mont, Main street, .Columbia Hotel '. Seta and half aets iu great ?variety. . solitaire and clnntcr DIAMONDS. SPE( ? LEH and EYE- CLASS F.HJ ri anita Mai,' ea Boarders Wanted. FOUR or FIVE BOARDERS can bf ac uindait <1, with or without bulgin; roasnnablo rates. Apply at this office. . An? 27 _._ Fall Turnip Seed. rnnORbUHN'S Green Olobe, Red Top. ti Whito Norfolk, Yellow Stone, and Raca, fresh, and for Halo by August 2 EDWARD HO) -Tea. ' WK gu&rantoo to eavo cluba usually, buying ot tho so-called VGroat American Toa Company," 10 por cont , if they make Uko pur? chases from ne. Wohave just re? ed voa ? litige lot bf TE AU, soleoted and tried carefully boforo purchasing, to which wo ask tho attuutiou of tho trado and consumers. AUK 27 L?RICK ft LOWRANCE. WE ask of buyers an examination of the [ following gooda: CALIFORNIA. BRANDY. California Port Wino. California Angelica. California Hock. ? California Muscatollo. O. P. Gardner's North Carolina Corn. Suit's, 1850, Ryo. Old Virginia OladoB. Puro Cognac Brandy. These aro all standard goods, and wo havo put tho prices right down to the bottom. Also, ? cheap goods of all graden, tho quality and prices of which will certainly ploasn tho buyor and save him money. Aug 27 L?RICK ft LOWRANCE. Odd Fellows''Academy. THE undersigned take ploaaure in announcing to their patrons and friends, and to thu public ge? nerally, that this Institution will bc re-?pened on tho first Monday in September next. Pupils will be prepared by a thorough course pf training tor the South Carolina Uni? versity, or any other institution of learning in tho country, for mercantile, or any other of tho ordinary pursuits of lim. Their object ie tn give to tho citizens of Columbia a lind claus Schoo), tho expensen of which will bo at tho samo timo within reach of all. They therefore respectfully call attention to their reasonable BA Tr. H OF TCITION: Academic Department, per month.$5 00 Primary ?? " " . 100 Preparatory " " " _.. 3.00 No pains will bo aparod to give entire satis? faction. J."J. McCAHTfl. Align?t 27 ; lt. H. CLARKSON. TUB VERY," VEttY NEWEST GOODS, VERY, VERY LOWEST PRICES ! HAVING just opftued 100 pekgs unod*, 75 of which came by the Underground H. H., but in N. ?. far, far below ooat, and in many cased wu received a large Bonus for removing the Goods-not oil accduntof their worthless nCHH aud style, hut by Houses retiring hastily from bis., all our dept are full, (especially tho gas.) and wo will, take groat pleasure in ex? hibiting tho Goods, (particularly ta the blind,) except that lot hy U. Q. li. lt.. which, having come in duty free, must bo kept dark; Wo are also overjoyed to announce tho safo ar? rival ol' a Sheep Skin, 10 lbs. Dog Hair and lock new Cotton, from which, within tho next faw days, wo shall commen?a to supply tho crednlous and 'confiding inhabitants with Blankets and Carpots. lu conclu h ion, we beg to explain that our modest style of advcrtisinn is due entirely to tho high regard we entertain for tho Intelli? gence of this community. Wu would also kindly thank any large, woll ustablisbod Uouso to reply to pur .advertise? ment publicly, that wo might got controver? sially into reputo. PETER FUNK A CO. P. R.-Our "fiting pnrtrW is now abroad. Calls on that ftupl will rec?ivono attention whatever. _. Aug 20 CLOTHING- HOUSE CHILDS & WILEY, COLD HI BIA. 8. C. WE havo maTked down all of onr largo stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING to such low figures that the prico comes within roach of all that wish a good lilting garment, made in the latest style and by the best mak? ers in New York. We are the only house that nell All Linen Drawers at $1.60. Wo are tho only luman that have the importedSee-Suoker Calcutta Suits, warranted genuine. An in? spection of our large stock will settlo tho mind of any one that money is mado by buy? ing from ns. Thirty-two inch Bole Leather Trunks, only a few left, at $20. Juno 23 Just Arrived, ?? 25 HEAD n?RSES AND "j^ ra? MULES, amongst them BnmcfT??$~ ip*y| as Hue Saddle and Harness rX fi WUEb Horses as over brought to. th is. ci ty. Apply at C. Logan's Stables, corner Assembly and Sonato streets. Aug 22 W. S. ?V J. M. TALBOTT. PEAKE ?fe MILES, Factors and Gen. Com. Merhcants, Ojflce, Ventral Wharf, Charleston, S. C. REFERENCES.-Messrs. Jumes Adger ft Co., Charleston, 8. C.; non. John P. Kiug, Major Geo. T. Jackson, Augusta, Ga.; Colonel L. D. Childsi J. P. Southern, Esq., E. Hopo,'Esq , Columbia, fi. C. Special attention given to consignments of COTTON, and other MERCHANDISE, and orders for Yellow and Pitch Pino LUMBER promptly and carefully filled. M. T. VKAKK. E. SC ITT MILES. Align*! 20 fi Just Received, npT BDLS. NORTHERN IRISH POTA Ci ?J TOES. For salo low by August 3 _JOHN AONEW ft SON. Rust Proof Seed Oats. < P^fin BUSHELS RUST PROOF RED 0\J\f OATS for salo by . Aug 25 EPW i RD HOPE. _ Fresh Arrivals. OBARRELS FLOUR, fron common OV'vJ! to finest ipi a.'i ties. > fi tierces-Hams, o? tho celebrated "Orango" and "Diamond" brands. Smoked Reef, Smoked Reef Tongues. Pickled Beef Rounds. Roasted Java ColTce, Mocha, Java, La guayra and Rio Coffees. ALSO, A full and well-soloctod stock of fresh TEAS, and other Staple and Fancv Groceries. For ?ule low._GEG::8YMMEUS;!;^ New Shore Mackerel. KITS, half and whole barreh, for salo low, by E. HOPE. -?^pL? tion Salea. Foreclosure of Mortgage. I). C. FB1XOTTO ?Si SON, Auctioneers. BY virtue of the power, daly conferred upon the Citizens' Savings Bank of Columbia, by 'the Columbia Oil Company, to forecloso tho mortgage of tho said Columbia Oil Com? pany to tho said Citizens' Savings Bank of Columbia, and to enter upon and to sell all and singular tho mortgaged premises herein? after doscribod, for the purpose of satisfving their dobt; the said mortgage is hereby de? clared to bo foreclosed, and tho said Colum? bia Oil Company forever barred of all claim or equity of redemption in the premises; and under tho aamo power as aforesaid, the under signed will soil, at public auction, before tho Court House, at Columbia, on tho first MON? DAY in September next: All that certain lot-of LAND, situato and being in the city of Colombia, in tho County of Richland, and Btato of South Carolina, consisting of ono square in B&id city, con? taining four aerea of laud, moro or leaa, and bounded by Whoat, Rico, Lincoln and Gads? den atroots. with all the buildings and erec? tions on said lot nf land, now ueed for the purposea of an Oil Mill, and all tho Engines, Oil Fresaos and machinery of any kind what? soever, in and upon said prem?eos. TormB cash. W. MARTIN, President Citizens' Savings Bank of Sooth Carolina. _August ll_t The Newest Goods, AT LOWEST PRICES, WILL BE FOUND AT W. D. LOVE & CO'S -* ? ? HAVING opened during .the past ton days ono hundred packages of goods, bought in New York at much less than regular prices, replenishing all tho departments to the fullest capacity, both wholesale and retail, we are now propared to Mil all orders from oity or country. Wo opened to-day twenty-fivo pieces of CARPETS, in new and beautiful designs; 250 paire, of BLANKETS, including all qualities, in white and colored. Notwithstanding tho very largo advance" of "20 por cont, in these gooda, wo'are offering thom at less prices than last year. Will open in a few days the boat stock of WOOL SHAWLS ever shown in Columbia. Wo keep only tho best makes of goods, direct from manufacturers and importers, and have bat ONE PBICE. Shades and Shade Hollands, in all widtba aud styles. Borne of our worthy competitors aro getting rather norvous on account of the quantity of gooda we aro receiving. Wo do nov get them fur their benefit, but for the benefit of our cuatomcra. We Invite all to inspect om; stock, which will bo shown freelv. . ' W. D. LOVE A CO.,-'. Columbia Hotel Radding',.'. . W. D. LOVE, . Main streut. B. lt. MoCnEEar. '_ Aug'.25 E?ESH ? '? ' -; TURNIP SEED! J^UTA BAG A, GLOBE, NORFOLK, RED TOP, FLAT DUTCH, For salo by W. C. FISHER, Druggist and Apothecary, July 20 3mp . Oppoaito Columbia Hotel. FRESCO CASSjMERS PASTS, ^.t FORMERLY tlC to $18, wo ggjgj^p (?Paro now making for $12 and^BfiLlJb 113, to closeout our line of Frenoh Goods. Light Oassim?re Snits ai Cost. Now ia the time to order our perfect fitting SHIRTS, warranted to please. A fow Ladies? TRAVELING' TRUNKS, at cost. M3T Call and socure BARGAINS at Joly ll R. ?V, W. C. SWAFFIELD'S. NEWS THE Proprietor of the "LITTLE 8TOBE" has just roturned from Kew York with a neat assortment of Choice Goods. Cheapest yot of tho season. Call and seo, at Tuly 27 C. F? JACKSON'?, Main St. DE. S. F. FAN T'S SUPERIOR TONIC BITTERS ^-r-JP IS composed of the best Anti-pe ??3?ffiferiodio Tonics known to the medical YM?'?B profession. Tho addition of certain BBrffl ingrediente hie cv.mpluig?y ?it J?t jL guised the taste of the Tonic prin "???? * oiple as to render it palatable, even to the mont fautidioua. It augmenta the energy of tho vital func? tions, exerting a powerful iu?ucncoovcr tho digoativo, asnmulatiVc"", sangUinifcrone and norvons syatomB. lt proves salut arv in tho debility conse? quent upon all malarioua .disoasos, violent bodily or mental exertion, in'wenkneas of tho constitution of both sexes, in hervons vertigo, head-ache, tio-dolnrenx, and many local pains, dependent on deficient energy in tho nervous system, lt also pofsctpo? laxative and alterativo properties, and will vt move all biliousness from tim stomach, increase tho appetite, and invigorate tho whole s>atem. Prepared ouly by 8. F. FANT, Newberry, S. C. For sato at W. C. FISHER'S New Drug Store, Opposite Columbia Hotel, Augitet 9 fono Columbia, S. C.