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j - ' F-ciroIuti A Calm NOON DESPATCHES. TH ni nu' rowans PK?rjONa ED -PETROLEUM EXPLOSION-HEAY. DOSS, AO., AO. BB X.1N, August 31.-A town in East Prussia, sixty miles from K?nigsberg, of 479 inhabitants, had' seventy-nine oases and forty-six deaths from cholera. VERSAILLES, August 31.-After a fever? ish debate, an ameudaient to the pream? ble assuming constituent, powers, which eulogizes the oonduot of Thiers, was Adopted by 523 to thirty-four. 100 mem? bers abstained from voting. LONDON, September 1.-Tho second mate of the American ship Rochester has been committed to jail in Liverpool, charged with shooting a sailor, the i alleged leader of a mutiny, which com I polled the vessel to put into Queenstown. I A naval court martial has been ordered I to investigate the accident which placed j the iron-clad Bepulse aground at Sheer ' ness. VERSATILES, September 1.-Tho pow ors of Europe have sent congratulating despatches to Thiers upon the prolonga tion of his term. Advices from tho de par tuse ;;ts s:;y thc people generally ap prove the prolongation, lt is behevoc the prolongation will greatly facilit ai German evacuation of French soil Laroy luis withdrawn his resignation ai Minister of Public Works. NIGHT DESPATCHES. LONDON, September 1.-It is statei that Italy has declined to participate ii the G a s toi n joon f ?renco. - A fire at Triest,.caused by tbs explo sion Of p o tro le i,im, caused great des tr m; tioo in that/portion of 'the' oity used fo storing petroleum. ' ? ? ? ' Auir rican lnl-1118-BOC. NOON" DESPATCHES. VESSEL oirr IN TWAIN-SEVERE BTORMS OPINION OP BE?AT0R B,C0TT ^RELATIVE T SOUTH ' OAJIOWNA. . .M?TTBR>-aovEBi MKNT 1JONDS-JUSTIFIA li L,K LYNCHING - MARINE DIBABTBBS -ATTEMPTED MORDE AND 3UI0IDE-S?IOID'B !AND,MjrBDBRS : RADIO Afc! TROUBLES* IN ' LOUIBIANA OHASOB OF FINANCIAL AGU NOV IN LOI DO?t-'-IMPORTANT . OADINEIT MBETTNG J?AItai? " DECREE JTOR INFRINOEMENT ABATEMENT OF XELL?W FEVER, AO., AO. 8T. THOMAS, :W. I., August 22, vi HALIFAX, 'August 81.-A terrifia hun cane,,: which veered from, evory point < the compasa, occurred1 yesterduy and la .night. An earthquake added to the ho xor during tuer night. . 'Hundreds, i dwellings were swept away, 'and there not a, house on the island -undamuge 6,000 people are boo4?l?seVv. 150 We killed, and thirty, .corpses haye, bet hauled from under the ruins. Ve'sst were lorn fr? no their anchors.' Tl jsjand of St. Kits is said to be in ruins . ' WASHINGTON, Adgu>t'S0.- The folio1 ing circular waa issued from the Sta Department to-day by Secretary Fish: "Claimants who have not already fil in the Department of State,their clair against Great Britain, growiog out the acts committed by the sevoral vessi .which have given rise to th'i claims, ge orally known os the Alabama claims, o requested to do so without delay, in ( der that they may be taken into accou in presenting the aggregate claims of t United States, to be brought before t tribunal of .'arbitration, which ia to m< in Geneva, in the. mouth of Doc emt . next- It will not be necessary for chu ants who have already filed their clair sustained by proofs, to take any. st< under thin notice, unless they may bc additional proof to file.' No papers ready filed can bu withdrawn. ' Olai ants must prepare for themselves t proof'of their Claims. . This depnrtrm will, on application, forward to cl ai ants a copy of tbs treaty, and a circa showing tho 'form of proof that ie vised by the department, in tho ab.se: of all roles by the tribunal' wbioh i pass on tho same. The early attent af claimants who have not already H . their claims ie invited to this notice..'' . < The following notice hus also b . given by tho State Department, nairn "Notice is hereby given that by terms of the treaty concluded on thc day of May, 1871, between the Uni States apo Great Britain,-nil claims the part Of corporations, companies privute individu?is,' citizens of United States, upou thu Govern tuen her Britannic Majesty, arising ont aots oommittud against tho pursout property of citizen, of tho United St during the period between the 13tl April, 1861, und the 9th of April, ll inclusive, not being claims growing of the acts of the vessels referred ti Article 1 of the said treaty, genet known as the Alabama claims, and w] yet remain unsettled, aro referred three commissioners, to meet in W logion for tho examination, investiga and decision of such claims, as wa! like claims on tho part of the subjeo her Britannic Majesty upon the Gov ment of the United States. "By the terms of said treaty, all i claims, whether or not the samo have been presented to the notice c laid before the said commissioners, e from and after the conclusion of proceedings of tho said oommissioi considered and treated as finally sot barred and thenceforth in___u?5 Robert 8. Wale, of Now York, has appointed, under the said treaty, s of the Government of tho United S to present and support ckiimB on iti half, and to answer claims made upo and to represent it generally in all tere connected with the investig and decision thereof before the commission. Corporations, comp or privato individuals, citizens oi United States, having claims again? Government of her Britannic Maj coming within the terms of the i recited provisions of tho treaty, a quested forthwith to send to the i abovo named, at tho Departmei State,.Washington, D. C., a state of their respectivo olnims, showin name and residence of tho claimau nature aud amount of tho claim, v I brief general statement of tho tiiao,.piuco, land oiroumstuuoes of the tranuaotions I ont of which tb? clairnardso. 'Bi v^ilj be understood that the statement so invited I in preliminary, merely, and does not pre? clude the necessity.pf. a subs?quent for? mal memorial or etatomeut, to be pro I sooted in conformity with such rules or I regulations ns/-tho commission on ita organization may-preset ibo. It is prc)-; Ivided by tbe treaty that the commission? ers shall meet at the earliest convenient I period after, they shall have be?n - re? spectively named. It is expected that I they will meet during the ensuing month' I of September." STAUNTON, VA., August 30.-This I evening, at G o'clock, a new well, on Mr. I Myers' lot, in this oity, oaved in, catch - I iug nud burying alive two colored men I Handy Harris and jordan Steel. A colored man, named Adolphus Dorsey, I sent down to rescue thom, was caught by I second caving while standing opposite to I the side wbioh had already ' fallen and I was instantly killed. After this ?n?thui I party went down and succeed eil in extri? cating, alive, Handy Harrie. Effort.? wore now made f,o fasten a ropo to Steo and draw him up. . Ho begged them nol to pull bim to piedos with the rope. Hi said be was firmly wedged in witb roc?o und dirt. Filially the ropp. was fastener! to bim, ivhon j a third caving occurred I and be was hoard to speak no'more. Tlx rope was then drawn up, but slippei I from his body. . Heavy breathing wa I now heard for twp minutes,' then all wa I .still, and no response was made to coll I from persons above, NEW Yolur.; Ayignst 31.-The Cumin I steamer Java, froru Liverpool last night j reports that on tba night of tho 25th ,o I August? about ll o'clock, tho saloon bi mg fall'of passengers^ the Cry of *'burd a-port" was heard. The .Java's engiue were stopped? and . then, carno a ; eras I that shook the vessel from end to euc1 I Those who rushed on deck saw one-bal of a largo YCSBOI oa one side, and- th I other balf ou; thu other side across th I quarter. . Boats wore got out at. o not I aud after searching carefully about, the returned, haying eared one man, froi whom it was learned the vessel run dow was the Norwegian bark Annita, froi Portsmouth ?tb Quebec, ftvSth i tweh hauds On board, 'edeven of whom wei down with the bark.' ,It Was for. son hours a matter of doubt whether tl I Java waB injured. I : Douglass has , modified PJeasanton ! order forbidding ' internat revenu o c floors from leaving their respective , di triots, and lo ' allow detectives to ont where their presence'.'.benefits the sc I vice. ' Pour JKBVIB. I A?gusi. 31.-Storms the post few days ar?' now being felt damages by a flood. The Delaws River i's many, feet above high '?vat mark, and is still rising rapidly. At ll I place a $30,000 suspension, bridge is t mg constructed across the Delaware, ai a lung and expensive ooffer dom li just- boou completed,, and an imp roy steam pump, with boiler and engine, placed in it, to proceed to the work luyjug the middle pier. The dam is c ti rel y submerged | and the machine nearly So. If tho river continual risi a fewfl hours longer, the whole struott will be swept away. At Milford, Peni tho hotel of .S. D. Vanel.ten is in im uent danger. On Vandermonk Orei the bridge at Sherman's steam taunt has .boon swept away,.and th?'eng hoqeo ot the taunbry. The bank caving, and' it in liqL safe to work, obi tho tanhery: Travellon the f?rie R road is seriously impeded by tho stu of last evening; ?Du the Monticello.! Port v,Tervis Railway itJd 'travel is p ponded'oy a tiea'vv lind slide'at Hi ford. NEW YO?*? AogrpH 31.-^WaU sti markets exhib?Wdincreased strength i activity this afternoon, with a gem upward* mov?m'?nt" in'prices. ' On Stock Exchange railway speculation buoyant,1 and an.advance was quite gt ral, and business batter distributed t for some time- past. .An. auuouupom from Wasbiagtrni; 'this 'afternoon,-'I ?Secretary Boutwoll bas oulled in 31 000,000 of 5-20 bonds was the main oi of gonoral ilrmuus in prices. Tho < big in of so largo an amount ut I bonds is generally interpreted as mi iug to bull tho market on tho Stock change during tho fall mouths. WASHINGTON;': August 31.-Sen Scott, Chairman of tho Ku Klux C mitten, had au interview with tho trident, and submitted n oommui tion, which was fully di sou used iu interview, sotting forth briefly the n ber of acts of unlawful violence w have boen perpetrated within tho few months in various Coontie: South Carolina, aud notably in ? Uuburg mid York, for which no had boen punished (by the oivil an ri ties, as disclosed hythe investigal of the sub-committee in their rc visit to these localities; also, tho that Senator Scott had there not prominent citizens that if these ac violonod by disguised men cootie and especially if witnesses examine tho committee were subsequently raged, he would coll the President tuntion to tba facts, and recom? that he exercise the po wei s oon? by the Ku Klux Act. Hesubmitt tho I'resideuc; various oommuuioai affidavits, &c., showing that sine return of the oommittoo, and in of the efforts of leading oitizens, upon bis suggestion, had mudo s efforts by speeches und otherwi control and check lawlessness, tin rages had continued to go on minished, while the perpetrator unpunished. Ho suggested to tin sident the propriety of issuing a clamatiou under the Ku Klux Aol liminary to a proclamation of n law in York aud Spartanburg COD aud that, under the third section Act, instructions bo issued to m commanders in tho adjoining Cu to arrest parties without procei baud thom over to thc civil auth for prosecution. The President i -to.ihe. jmgges,t?Qp,.j?md J*, p.?oplamation preliminary to a declaration of martial |aw may soon ;bo' expected. SAVANNAD:,' ..'August 81.-Pr omi DOD t pbyaioiati8 eign a atatoment to the ofl'tc that thur o TH up yellow fever ip Havan li ab r Dor any cTiaoaeo approximating to it. Tho euapon. up to this time, hat been the healthiest of any within their experience.- . ' ..f ' ?j TREASURY DEPARTMENT, September 1, 1871.--By virtue of tho authority given by an Act of Congress, approved Jul\ 4, 1870, entitled ,YAn Act" to huthorizi the refunding tho national debt," I here? by give notice that the principal und ac? crued interest of tho bonds herein below designated, known aa 5 20 bonds, wil. be- paid at the Treasury of tho United States,'io the city of Washington,ron or j after the drat day of December nex?, I and that the interest on said bonds will I cease on that day; that is to say, coupon ? bonds known as the first serien, Act ol February 25, 1862, dated May 1, 1862, numbered as follows: 1 to 30,099, inclu? dive, of $50 each; 1 to 43,572, inclusive, of. 8100 each; 1 to 40,011, inolneive, of 8500 each; 1 to 74,104, inoluaive, of '$1,000 eaoh, and registered bonds of thc euine Act; 1 to 595, inclusive, of $5U e?cb; 1 to 4,103, inclusive, of 8100 each: I to 1,899 of 8600 each; 1 to 8,906 ol 81,000 oaob; 1 to 2,665 of $5.000 each; 1 to 2,906, .81,000 each. Tho amount out standing embraced in the numbers ai above is 8100,000,000. Coupon bondi of tho Aot of February 25, 1862, wen issued in four distinct series. Bond? o the first buries, embracing . those do scribed above, do not bear the series de riigoafion upon them, while those of th second, third and fourth series ara dis tinotly marked on the face of the boude United Staten seouritius for redemptioi should be addressed to the Loan Divi sion, Secretary's 'office/ . "LT' HARTLEY, Acting Secretary. LOUISVIDDB,. September 1.-Two ut groes and one white man havo just bee hanged b'y a .'.mob at Caseyville, for ou' raging the person of a white .woman i that vicinity; Five men were concerne in tho ontrage, which'wan of 'a horrib character. Tho others bad been ex outed in the sumo.manner soon afb committing the offence, i Tor SKA, KANSAS, . September 1. tornado pnss?d over Labettn County, t Sunday night, demolishing two hons and. moving several others.; - Mr. Sec and daughter were killed. NEW YORK, September 1.-The sh Riobard Robinson,, from Liverpool, r ports ' August 29, : that the bark Ali Campbell,'of Guttonberg,- for Philadi phia, with iron, was in sinking cont tion, from collision w.ith the ship Ham ton Fish. The crew were brought hoi BA?TIM?KB.'September 1.- -Daniel Miller, suspected bf. robbing bia ei ploy ore, wounded it detective and kill himself. , , NEW YORK, September 1.-The Uni Republican General Committee mot i day-horace Greeley presiding. Th fixed a day for holding primary olectio: No-other bimi ness transacted. PROVIDENCE,-;! R. I., September 1 The daughter "of a prominent Boat merohaut was drowned, while bathing Newport. ERIE, Pa., Soptember 1.-Isnoo I sonwig, a wealthy oftizen, has been ci victed of, selling forged tickets over 1 Erio Ito ad.' HADIF??,' September 1.-Soven star 'for the singlo seal) match. Sadler, the TyueJ -prow, vfon .by twb longt Brown, of "Halifax, second; Kelly, th i NEW YORK, Septembor 1.-Paul I gar, aged sixty-four, was beaten.to de by thr?o ra?Haue, coVne'i of 14th sti land Avenue A. .'""V .- ,V " NEW ORLEANS, September 1.-A Bb jporrespoqdeuue has oconrred betw j Governor | Warroo alb. j sod Lieu teni I Governor Dunn, .regarding Dut ussumptiori of gubernatorial fauoti during Warmouth's abs? nco from j Slate. Wannon th bas ordered the re rest of oj convict pardoned by Du ..Diiuu- is defiant and insists npon tho ( Htitdt-ionality of bis ucifi;. oom plains 1 Warmouth violates gentlemanly und tidal courtesy. Tho Times, commenting ou the contly.developed evidences of fraud guiding tho water work?, says every brings its quota of con0rmator3' ovid? in the proof of tho chargea leug s brought against tho cohorts of coi? tion, who have fostarcd themselves ti tho body politic iu tho Stute, stronger testimouy is needed of th? pucity of our ruler? than that furnii by tho rival fact ions, who have comb against each other, under tho respei leadership of Warmouth and of D The piotares drawn by the Govern his opponents aro worthy of exhib? in every rogues' gallery, aud tho tures drawn by tho artists of tho faotion protent features no loss strc marked by tho chaructcristia of a hideousness. NIGHT DESPATCHES. WASHINOTON, Septembor 1.-0 Habicht ifc Co., of London, the fo house of Heury Clews & Co., of York, have boen designated as ugonts of the United States Govern at Londou-a trust, until now, v I in tho House, of Baring Bros. ? \ Thirty years ago, uftor tho negotiati the Ashburton treaty, the agency taken from tho Bunk of England, i had hel-i thu office over siucu the < liehir. vj1, of American independent given to Baring Bros. ?fe Co., ia cc ment to Lord Ashburton, who v member of that firm, and who tinted the treaty wbioh bears bis : For over a quarter of a oontury, 5) Baring Bros. ?fe Co. havo douo thi vornimmt business, aud the tu now transferred to Clows & Co. na cognitiou of thoir valuublo servi promoting tho negotiation of tho h loans during and since the wut the money received iu tho dij'l service and till tho collections United StateB consuls in Europe, America und parts of Asia and Ail remitted to tboagouoy in Lomloi:. IB tho oiBoinl representative of tho Go verhmoht in ill uhdh?lal matters' relating ta foreign countries.-. ? < . - i Probabilities-rTho barometer will pro? bably fall on Saturday, with increasing Southerly winde, cloudiness and local storms from "Lake Superior to Arkuusus. An area of clouds and rain will probably .xtoud from tho Quit const Northwards to Tennessee Partially cloudy weather, with rain, is probable for Saturday af? ternoon in tho South Atlantic States, and partially cloddy and clear weather, with light winds, 'for the middle and Eastern States. Tho Oabinot meeting was attended to? day by nil the Ministers except tho Post mastor-Qeooral and Secretary of the Treasury, both of whom are absent. The President early called tho attention of the members present to the letter of Senator Scott, of Pennsylvania, alleging causes for the declaration of martial law tn certain Counties of South Carolina, which was handed to tho President yes? terday. Without any discussion of con? sequence, this lotter was reforred to tba Attorney-General, who is to take action eonceruing tho application of tho Ku Klux law upon tho statements contained therein j and as soon as this official bas inado a report, the proclamation wilt bo issued. Tho Cabinet also considered the Corean difficulties, but it is understood ?be question will bo loft for tho action of Congress. A dnrge amount of routine business was accomplished. Appointments-David M. Armstrong, Coobul-Gonorul to linnie; Jamos L. Gra? ham, Jr., Consul to Florouoo. Tho department statement shows a reduction of over $9,?OO,UuO of tho pub tic debt.- Coin iii the Treasury $D3,250; 000; ou?f?boy, uoarly $8,000,000. ?' A despatch received at the'Post Office Deportment, from the postmaster (it Sa vanuah; Go., says tho mails, ona also all cars and passengers, from Charleston nra refused admittance into Savannah, iu consequence of fear of tho yellow fever. It is also stated ?hat tho mails from Churloston will be sent by way of Augus? ta, Ga. CHARLESTON, September 1.-Thc cool chango seems to buve. had a favorable influence in abating tho fever. No new oase ropqrted to-day, and only ono death." TV correct-erroneous rumors, it should bo stated that tho business of tho city is proceeding without interruption of uny kind, and thut all railroad trains arrive and depart with accustomed punc? tuality. Arrived-steamer Empire, Philadel? phia; schooner W. T. 'Bradley,.Boston. KEY WEST, September 1.-Tho Juni ata's pas8onger? have arrived safely. CAIHO, September 1.-Tho steamboat Carrie KountZ, which left lani night for New OrlcaOR, with a full cargo, struck n snug near Wolf Island, below Columbus, and sunk in eight feet of water. ' NEW YORK, Soptembor 1.-Tho grand jury was discharged this morning. It is understood they found b.lls of indict? ment against the President and Superin? tendent, of the Staion Island Ferry Com? pany und United States Inspector Ma? thews. Court officers, for the present, refuao to give information on the subject. Col. William A. C. Byan, the Cuban General, was arrested, this morning, at the Gilsey House, charged with passing a worthless check for S150 ou Oliver D. Taylor, a broker. He was committed for examination. ' The croncr'8 jury returned u verdict that the trunk woman "carno to ber death from au abortion, produced, we behove, by Jacob Bosenwig." Thomas Lee, a mate of tho ship Thomas Dunham, WOB shot dead by u sailor, iu a fight, while the vessel was going down tho bay. The captain, mute and nine of the crew were arrested and the vessel detained. R. Ai Tilghman, of Philadelphia, baa obtained a decree for 8229,000, against Ko-viand Mitchell, for infringement on a fat, ncid ' and glycerine patent-tho largest decree for infringement ever en? tered. Real Estate fur s aie. THF, undersigned will sell, on TUESDAY, the 12th of September next, all that tract of LAND, in Falrtluld County, know? UH tho furuipucod place, and called Jenkins ville, cnniaiuiug IOU neron of laud, with Store-bonne ami all j i eco a ear y uni buildings newly put un It ?H throe miles fi om Alston Depot ami is tn? hirst stand .in this uart oT the country for merchandising. Terms cish. AUK 2'j* _ LOItlOK $ ft WYO BUT. / Red Oats, Rust Proof. T7V)U sale, nt fl 50 uer bushel, narkal and . delivered at railroad. Apply by cat li order to \V. L. ANptiRSON, Ninety-Fix Tesl Office, Abbeville Co. ItKVisiiKSuu-Coli D. Wyatt Aiken. Ainmst 12 1J2 WHOLESALE AND JOBBING 00 OBS A Specially uiUh Ut fur the Season. IN viow of tho yellow fever being in Charles? ton, preventing a largo number of bnjers from visiting that city for their fall stock, wo have this day telegraphed our partner in New York to buy vcr, largely of auch Goods a? i are usually Jobbed in Charleston--as Dry Goods, Hoots and 8hocs, Hats and Caps, Mil? linery and Straw Goods. Our third lluor will bo devoted to wholesah-hig entiroly, and we shall nfTiir Goods at fair prices, and iu larger quantities than over seen iu this place before, aud un timo tu approved nu men. Merchants will please remember that nniiB of these lines are new to u.s. We havo. with short inter? mission, dealt largely in all these, doods for yoars. 'ibo lady readers will remember that at this house a Dreis can be bought from tho finest, first class Dress Goods stock in the Mouth, cit and made to tit, and guarantee it , or cut and made hy moaxure sent hy until. Tho newest stylo French Bonnet or Hat can be had here. The best and prettiest Shoes lure, lu fact, wo claim for our hanse that it id "tho pince" of the Smith to get thc host at tho least price. It. C. SHIVKU .V C ?. Angus! :H Dir All paper* in tho Htnto, except in Charleston, lionufort, Holleton and Marlboro will copy une timo, and forward bills ut once. Fllf AN<;IAL AND UOMAIRKCIAL.. LIVERPOOL, September 1-Noon.-Cot tou oponed firm-uplands 9)4@9X" Or leans 9>??9%; ?ales of tho week 121,- j OOO bules; exports; 11,000; speoulatiou 31,000; stock 561,000, of which Ameri-1 CHU is 219,000; receipts of the week 47, 000, whereof American ia 7,000; actual I exports 7,000; stock afloat 418,000, of which Amorican is 67,000. LONDON, Septombor 1-Noon.-Con? sola 93%. Bonds 93X FRANKFORT, September 1.-Bonds I LONDON, September 1 - Evening.- | Consols 93%. Bonds 93)^. PARIS, Septembor 1.-Rentes 56f. SOo. Bullion bas decreased 38.000.000f. LIVERPOOL, September 1-Evening. Cottou firm-nplauds 9>^@9^; Orleans 9)?@9%; e>?l?s 15,000 bales; speculation aud export 5,000. Yarns and fabrics j quiet and firm. NEW YORK, September 1-Noon.- | Stocks very strong and active, especially North-wests. Gold firm ut 12%@12%. Governments firm and. uteudv. Stotel bonds dull and heavy. Money firm, nt] 3. Exchange-long 9JfJ; short 9%. Flour dull and heavy. Wheat quiet and firm. Cora nominally unchanged. Pork Htcady. at 18 50@13 62. Cotton firm- | uplauds 1?^;'Orleans 19%; pales 600 balea. . Freights very firm. . 7.P. M.-Money easy, ut 1@2. Ster-1 t fingernail business; chiefly 8^. Gold ? 12%(?)12%; Goverum?nts steady, with few transactions-02s. 14%. . States very dull and heavy, .with Tow- transactions-| Teuuess?es 74J?; ?if?w^ 74%. / Virginias 63; new 70. Louisiana? - 65; new 60; | lev?os 71;.8s 83. Alabamas 1.00; 5s 68. Georgias 83; 7s ?0'. North Carolinas 4454; cow 24. South Carolinas 70; new 57>?. ? Cotton strong; Bales 3,009 bales-1 uplands 19%; Orleans 20. ] Flour Southern dull and declining; common to fair extra 5.60@6 60;- good to choice 0.65@9.00. Whiskey 93>?@94. Wheat 2@3o. lower-winter red Western 1.85@ | 1.43. Corp heavy and lower, at 65(a)66. Rico iii moderate rnqnest, at &y?(t?9}?. Pork lower, at 13 85(3)13. 50. Lard lower 1 -kettle 9%. Freights very firm. CINCINNATI, Septembor 1.- Flour | drooping. Corn at full prices. Pork nominal. Lard weak. Bacon dull and holders anxious-shoulders 6>?; clear j sides 7%?12; large quantities of rib sides, delivered on short contracts, have beeu sent South to seek a market. Whis? key 90. tir. Loois, September 1.-Flour- I freights check Eastorndcmand; little de maud but firm. South. Corn-small sales. Whiskey 89@90. Bagging un? changed. Pork 13.00. Bacon weak shoulders clear rib 1^-- Kettle lard.lOK- ; LOUISVILLE, -September 1.-Provisions cosier. Pork 12.50. Bacon in fair de- ! mund-shoulders 6>?(ai6i?; clear rib 7^C")7)?J; Meat sides 72?@8. Packed lord 9)4 (&\Q%. Whiskey 90. ' BALTIMORE, September 1.-Wheat dull. Flour quiet. Corn Hcarco and Qrm. Provisions and whiskey un? changed. Cotton finner-middling 19; receipts 173 bales; sales 187; stock 860; receipts of the week 571; sules 187. CHARLESTON, September 1.-Cotton quiet-middling 18; receipts 52 bales; tstock 3,500; receipts of the week 612; suie: i 150. GALVESTON, September 1.-Cotton strong-good ordinary 17; receipts 19 bales; sules 15; stock 10,609; receipts of the week 1,550; sales 2.150. ' WILMINGTON, September li!-Cotton- i middling 17,h?; receipts 30 bales; salon 10; stock 564; receipts of the week 152; sales 408. MOBILE, September 1.-Cotton quiet- j middling lHy?; receiptB 99 bales; sales 125; stock 5,505; receipts of the week 548; sales 58. SAVANNAH, September I.-Cotton low. middling 17#@17J?; receipts 155 bules; sales 20; stock 3,215; receipts of tho week 516; sales 310. j BOSTON, September 1.-Cotton qoiet and firm-middling 19?.i; receipts 637 bales; salea 400; stock 8.U?0; receipts of the week 3,545; sales 1,800. AUGUSTA, September 1.-Cotton firm -middling 17;??C?J18; receipts 10 bales; bales 10; stock 2,550; receipts of tho week 200; sales 71. PHILADELPHIA, September 1.-Cotton uetivo und strong'-middling 19!.?; re? ceipts of tho week 1,738 bales. NORFOLK, Santunibcr 1.-Cotton steady-low middling 17J.{; receipts 35 bait!?; sales 20; stock 350; receipts of tho week 839; suloa 85. MEMPHIS, September 1.-Cotton (scarce-middling 18.K?; recepta 53 bales; receipts of tho weck 73S; sales 850;stock 1,995. NEW ORLEANS, September 1.-Cotton quiet and steady-middling l?}?(a)lli??; receipts 167 bules; eales 600; stock 25,525; receipts of the week 7,846; sales 3,100. Flour dull'but firmer-superfine 4.75; doublo 5.75; treble 6.25. Corn YELLOW FAST FREIGHTS TO AND Via Charlotte, Columbia and August Raleigh and Gaston Railroad, S and Steamers between Pc Boston, Philadolpt FJiEIGHT SCHEDULE botween Columbia cition. The attentlun of sbip?cra and receive UKO? offer? tl by the Hue: lt itt almottt entirely un inland ronlo, by wai ba?l weather aro greatly reduced. T?tere in HO drayago, ami no Ir? uk fern, t*xeo| Daily Steamers will run between I'ortfiiiout und fi?itfhta will havo prompt despatch. Unten ?lid chirBlnenttonn tho same un by oil Through billn cf ludiii^ niven and claims ut A3- ?JA VE U OOHS MARKE J Eur further Information, apply Iii SuiiiViiiitendetit I". It. Douai Y, Ocni'i'ftl Freight ?tal Ticket . qniot-mixed 69; white nod yellow 70. Pork firmer-mus? 13 87@14 (JO. Ba? con .firmer, at 1%@8J4; HU gar-cu red hama 14@!G. Lard quiet--tierce 10?? @10?<?; .keg Sugar dull eommou 9@9%; prime 11%(^12. Mo lasaos-inferior 12@18. "Whiskey-West oru rectified 90@1.00. Coffee nominal. WHOI.KSALI? IMUCKH CUHIiKN'r. ' COllllKOTED WEEKLY BX TUE BOA BS OF TBADE. APPLES, tybu.l 00(t?'? 00 BAOOINQ,.19?2G WALE HOPE, Ma. 22? 24 N.Y.orWoaWlb 7?10 BUTTEB, North. 38? 4e Country,^ Ib.25?3(. DAOON. HHIUB. 1G@20 Sidos, ty lb. OfiOlO Shoulders... 8?9 CANDLES, Sporm40@7<' Ad am ?in ti n etti Iii? 1G COTTON YABNI 20? 1 25 COTTON,Stet M,_19 Middling.18 Low Midl'g.17 Good Oidny,_10j Ordinary.15 CHEESE, E.D.Ib. 15?2l> Factory.13? 15 COFFEE, Uio,3)Ibl7?22 Laguayra_28?25 Java.2?'Ul8i> FI.OOB.CO. G75@10 00 Northern.750?10 50 GnAjN.Gom 1 10?1 15 Wheat_140(3)1 50 Oatt. ....75@'J0 Peas.1 10? 1 25 HAX, Nortn, tyoxvt.2 00 HIDES,Dry, ?dbl2J@lt Green.?R LAUD, ^ lb.12@l? LIME, ty tibi. 2 65?2 75 U.OLASSES,Cuua,36?50 NowOrl'ns 80?90 Sugar H'so.. 60? ?0 NAILS, ty iiog5 50?b 10 ONIONS.$bunl25@l i Q OIL, Koroseuc,g 35? 45 Machiuery. .75?1 00 SPECIE, Gold ?l ll J Silver. ?l OG POTAT'S, Irisl 50?300 Swoet, bus 1 80?2 00 UIOK, Carolina lb 0?10 .1uoT,%lbag. 275?3<0 dALT,Livorp.200?2 10 SOAP, $db,.74@lo SP mi TS, Alcohol.gl? 00 Brandy ..400? 1200 Gin.2 00?G 00 Bum.2 00@7 00 Whiskey... 1S5?4 00 SOOAB, Crus & F15@16 Brown.12? U STA no II , ty lb... 81? lo TEA, Groen ttl 00?2CO Black,. ..100?Ho TOBACCO, Chw.C0?l 00 Smoking,lb..50?l 00 VIN no AU , Wine,.50?G0 French_ ?1 00 WINE, Cham.28?35 00 Port, ^gal8OO?6 80 Shorry... 275@7 00 Madeira.. .300?8 00 The Newest (jtoods, LOWEST PRICES, WILL BE FOUND AT W. D. LOVE_& CO'S HAYING opened daring the past ton day? ono hundred packages of goods, bought in Now York at much les? than regular ptfcea, replenishing all tho departments to the faucet capacity, both wholesale and; retail, we ara ! now prepared to ?tl all orders iron).city or country. We opened to-day twenty-five pitees of CAllPETa, ju new and beautiful de?ignu;: 250 pairs or BLANKETS, including all qualities, in white aud colored. Notwithstanding tbs very largo advance of 20 per cent, itt'the se goods, wu are off?rfng them at leas prices than last rear. ? .,:? Will open iu a few days the, beet, stock of WOOL HHAWLS ever bhowu in.Columbia. Wo keep only the licet makes' of 'goode, direct from man'ufHcturers and importers, and have but ONE raicx. i 1 shades and Shade Hollands, in al) widths mid styles. Home of our worthy competitors are getting rather nervous on account'of-the quantify of i^oods we are receiving - We do not jret them for their benefit, but for the benefit, of our customers. We invit? all to inspect bur stock, which will bc shown freelv. :' ' ?ht: W. D. LOVE?* CO., , Columbia Hotel Building, W. D. LOVE. Main street. . B. B. MoOnsEBT._ Aug 23 Snicked Beet' and Tongues, BUFFALO TONGUES and SMOKED BEEF, for sale bv E. HOPE. . Kinsman -Howell, Factors and Commission Merchants. Liberal Advances made on Cotton and Naval Stores. Charleston, ? C. ^u^ust 31 _ ._\ 4uio FIRST DELIVERY OP < ;&&?L GOODS. We open this day a nice ?lae of e?rly Fall Frints., domestics, Dry Goods, Gloves, Men'3 Goods, and Underwear, of which we invite an inspection. PORTER & STEELE. August 30 V' LINE! FROH NORTHERN CITIES, a Railroad, North Carolina Eailrcad, eaboard and Roanoke Railroad, irtsmouth and New York, tia and Baltimore ! THF. ABOVE-NAMED RAILROADS, in con ution with thc Steamer Linus, having united forming a Fast Through Freight Liue, to be own as ibo YELLOW LINE, will put ip opera n, bli the Ith of September, a FAST THBOUGH and Augusta and the above-named Northern rs of height id called to tho following advan ch 2 a Iva of iti0nru;.c.% sud risfce of dr lay from jit nuder cover. h and Baliimom, Philadelphia and Ntw loik, ur routes, omptly adjiiited. >"Vi.4 YELLOW LINK." -*? , E. P. ALEX AN DEB, Charlotto, Columbia und AuguMa liailioad, Ai>cnt. Snit 2 iioo -