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?TOE!DUGHAPHIO
I'orcUu A fit* I rai
NOON DESPATCHES.
SUICIDE-COMMUNISTS SENTENCED - MA?
BINS DISASTERS-niOTOUS MEETING -
VICTORIA SICK-STRIKE-RAILROAD AC?
CIDENT, AO, AO.
"LONDON, September 2.-Wolter Mont?
gomery, an aotor, recently returned from
an American tour, committed suicide.
He was married Wednesday to an Ame?
rican lady.
VERSAILLES, September 2.-Tho court
martial sentenced M. M. Brissy, a Com?
mune leader, to death.
VERSAILLES, September 3.-Tho court
martiul seutouces Ferro and Lullier to
death, Urban and Trinquet for life at
hard labor, and Assy, Groussot, Verdure
and Ferret to deportation and oonfiao
meut in a fortress. Jourde and Mostone
simple deportation.
DUBLIN, September 3.-There was a
monster domoustration and a vast pro?
cession to-duy. 100,000 people wore nt
the meeting in Phcooix Park. Smyth
Butt Nolan spoke. Resolutions demuud
ing tho release of tho Feuiaus were
adopted. Sevoral collisions took place
as the people were retiring. The pelion
drew their stoves, and tho people used
sticks and stones. Eventually the mob
was dispersed. Many at rests.
LONDON, September 4.-Smythe, a
member of Parliament, presided at the
Pheonix Park meeting. lu the fight
which followed, the participante in tho
meeting attacking the polioe, fifty police
were injured. Tbe police were rein?
forced, and many arrests were made.
The Times has a Versailles despatah,
saying there will be no adjournment of
the Assembly until tho Germans evacu?
ate the four departments surrounding
Paris.
Fatal coses of cholera have occurred
nt Dontzio, Elhiug, Collentz, Altona,
Lopseig and Vienna.
A bark capsized near the English
coast, and all were lost. A brig capsized
off Shields, and all lost.
NIGHT DESPATCHES.
DUBLIN, September 4.-It appears
that only six police were hurt and forty
nine rioters arrested. Disorderly per?
sons wero in the streets all night, sing?
ing seditious songs.
LONDON, September 4.-Queen Victo
toria is confined to the house.
A general strike of the ooal miners of
Northumberland for higher wages is
imminent.
A fixhing schooner foundered in Pea
land Frith. Five were lost.
By a railroad acoident in Northern
Frunce ten were killed and an immense
number wounded.
American Intelllaenoe.
NOON DESPATCHES.
COREAN AFFAIRS-SILVER MINES DISCOVER?
ED-RAILROAD FROQRES9-INDIAN TROU?
BLES-LA HO li CAROO OF TEA-lt RI'OUT OF
BOARD OF HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS
FAILURE OF COLLI EE's MISSION-HEAVY
SUIT-TRAVELS OF WARMOUTH A CO.
NO YELLOW FEVER IN SAVANNAH-FEVER
DEATHS IN CHARLESTON, AO., AO.
NEW ORLEANS, September 2.-Au of?
ficial nate from Dr. Russell, Secretary of
the Board of Health, states that there is
not a case of yellow fe.vor in New Or?
leans.
Tho Picayune, ou tho sanitary condi?
tion of the streets, says a Providential
interposition, perhaps, has kept sickness
from oar doors. Tho health of the city
has been prosorved in the face of a most
utter disregard of bauitary pr?cautions.
The canals are stagnant with impurity,
and vegetation, groan and rank, covers
tbeir "urfaoe, aud decay and festor be?
neath the hot rays of the sun. Pools of
fetid water, the receptuoles of dead ani?
mals and the sweepings of the levee, ure
scattered over tho batture property, reek?
ing with pestilential disease and filling
tho air with sickening odors. In many
localities oitizons are compelled to close
their doors and windows and endure a
want of ventilation and the excessive
heat of the summer nights, that the noi?
some smells from the streets may be ex?
cluded.
Branches of the city, ns well as of the
State government, seem characterized
by imbecility, corruption, fraud or vio?
lence.
The grand jury, reporting the condi?
tion of tho Boys' House of Refuge, state
that the treatment of the inmates by
Henry, Superintendent, und Schwind,
assistant, deserve to he stigmatized as
brutal and ruffianly in tbe extreme, and
the sooner a jail wall is placed between
society and Messrs. Henry and Swiod,
tho better it will he for society.
Judge Abell, of the First District
Court, calla the attention uf the grand
jury to the notion of the State Treasurer,
Dubuolet, in refining to pay the orjgi
nal creditors of the State, compelling
them to sell tbeir claim? to bis friends.
Abel says: "The State Treasury, onoe
the pride of tho State and the ? nanci si
agent of her creditors, has been literally
turned over to tax gatherers, brokers,
shavers and bangers on. I have presided
long in this court, and have some idea of
the depredation and plunder of burglars,
thieves, ?co., and am satisfied that the
officials of the State have, in two years,
plundered the State of more than all the
thieves, etc, for tho last quarter of a
contury. Fraud, speculation, extortion,
and hluok-moiling, are resorted to in a
most unscrupulous manner. Tho mil?
lions raised by the two per eent. tax and
the vast amount of licenses will be ab?
sorbed-at least ono-half of it being
consumed by corrupt officials and mer?
ciless brokers, and those official econo?
mists who manage oat of a salary of less
than $10,000 to save $250,000." He re?
gards the laws inadequate, with the pre?
sent jury system, to oheok or punish
these officials, and advises tho wiso men
of the State to counsel together for its
redemption, and in conclusion says:
"Tho darkest pago in tho history of tho
State is now being made up in dorkuoss,
which, I repeat, when deciphered, will
show present hitnkruptoy and perhaps
jj ?j ?
future repudiation. The great orimin da
who are destroying tho future of this
Slate may, for the present, bo too strong
for tho imperfect Jaws upon the subject.
Too corrupt to fear a jury, over naif of
whom CHU neither read nor write, but
they may yet meet the frowns and indig?
nation of an injured peoplo, and be
f >roed to enjoy their ill-gotten gains be?
yond their sight."
MERIDIAN, Misa., September 2.-Tho
square, bounded by Front, Johnson,
Commerce and Rhodes streets, was
burned, this morning, except the Savings
Bank buildiug. Loss, $100,000. .They
were mostly wooden buildings, and very
little insurance. A large portion of the
goods was saved.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 2.-The
China muil steamer Alaska arrived, thir?
ty-six days from Hong Kong. The car?
go includes 54,605 packages tea, the
largest quantity ever lauded from one
vessel in un American port.
Tho British war steamer King Dove
returned from Corea, with two English?
men, captured from the wreck of the
Chusau. They had been kindly treated
and uo indignity offered them. A Gei
mau, reported by tue Chinese as captured
at the same time, was found to have becu
left with the Chinese, who, it ia sup?
posed, murdered him, and invented the
?tory of his capture by tho Coreaos to
conceal their crime.
Shanghai papers publish authenticated
letters from the Corean Government tc
to the commander of tho United States
steamer Wuohusott, when that ship weul
up the river iu 1868 to inquire alter Mu
crew of tho ship General Sherman. The
letter is friendly and conciliatory to thc
last degree, aud had it been received b?
tho commander at tho timo it was iu
tended to reach him, subs?quent blood
shed would never haye occurred. Th?
lettor was delayed a few hourn, aud nioau
while the Wuchusett sailed without it.
Tho German iron schooner Volado:
has beeu wiecked iu the Corean Straits
The crow, who escaped in bouts, won
picked up aftor bullering great hard
ships.
Japaneso politics are quiet. Tea crop
are abundant. The silk product is fron
50 to 10O per ceut. greater than for tin
lust year, and of superior quality, bu
high prices check operatious. Chiui
aud Japan are quiet.
Advices from Tucson, Arizona, of Au
gust 26th, announce new und rich ?ilve
mine discoveries near Prescott.
MAN FRANCISCO, September 3.-Th
brig Rattiu Jackson, from the Areli
Ocean, brings seven men who wer
wrecked in the British burk Japan. Nhl
men were lost.
NEW YORK, September 3.-Sadie C
Clelland, procuress, hus been arreste
for euticiug nine girls to leave on
steamer for tho city of Galveston. Tw
of tho girls jumped overboard uftcr th
steamer got under way.
LITTLE ROOK. September 3.-The Mi:
souri, Kansas and Texas Railroad j
completed to within five milos of Foi
Gibson.
The cotton worm has appeared in th
Red River region.
200 Kansians have squatted in the Ii
dian territory, incensing the Indians.
WASHINGTON, September 3.-Tho Tret
surv buys SI,000,000 of bonds evei
Wednesday, nod sells $2,000,000 iu gol
every Thursday of Soptember.
Tho Light House Board is takin
prompt measures to repair the ligl
houses damaged by the cyclone.
MOBILE, September 3.-Despatch'
published as coming from Mobile, sta
ing that several vessels are quarautim
with yellow fever aboard, aro fais
There is no yellow fever hero, nor li
there been this season. No such me
sagos originated here.
It is reported that the President h
determined to remove Postmaster Jont
Two stabbing affrays yesterday.
Ribbon mun attempted to poison i
Orangeman with Paris green. An i
quest was held over a dead baby at al
dame Vanbnskirk's house. A mau wi
two bullet holes behind his left car w
found in North River. Rev. George
Trail, of the Victor Emanuel Chare
has adopted a new prayer book, a
withdrawn from Bishop Potter's diocci
Officer Paul Wilde, of Newark, was ;
tally injured by a gang of rowdies.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 4.-T
steamer Albion, from Australia, is a we
over due. Indian troubles in Sou
California are over, tho hostile chi
having agreed with the commissioner
submit tho questions of difference tc
Vote of tho tribo.
. NEW YORK, Septombor 4.-A fire
Raliway, N. J., caused a loss of Sid
000. A body was found ia tho ruins.
WHEKLINO, September 4.-Tho Ii
and Nail Company's mill was bun
to-day; losa $300,000. 300 men aro <
of employment.
NIGHT DESPATCHES.
CHARLESTON, September4.-Arrivoi
steamet a Virginia, Philadelphia; i
Guli, Baltimore; James Adger, IS
York; schooners N. B. Smith, Now Yo
Mary Stow, Philadelphia; Albion, Ba
mas; Franois Sattorly, New York; M.
Venoliff, Rookport; brig W. H. Pul
Baltimore.
Four deaths from fever daring
twenty-four hours ending at noon,
day. All the oases so far have been
acclimated persons.
NEW YORK, Soptember 4.-J. D. !
mort, a lawyer, and President of
Horoules Life Insurance Company, C
Dankle, Mrs. Goorgeno Dankioand J
Talmadge were arrested on Saturday,
tho United Stu tes Deputy Mars
charged with making false repreBei
tions respecting the property of a cor
bondsmau, in the suit of United St
against Dankle to recover forfeiture
running an illicit distillery. To-<
Commissioner Davenport bold Rye
in $15,000, Talmadge in $10,000,
Mr. aud Mrs. Dankle in $10,000 1
each.
Tho Mayor of Savannah telegri
that thore has been no yellow fever t
this season.
MoniLE, ALA., Septombor 4.-Oer
orop accounts received hero bj responsi?
ble merchants say the cotton prospects
iu Alubamn and Mississippi aro very dis?
couraging. Drought in some localities;
too much rain iu others; also, suffering
from worms. Planters are holding back
cotton for higher prices.
PROVIDENCE, S-jp tomber 4..- James
Legg & Co.'e woolen mill was burned to?
day; doss $100,000. ? watchman pe?
rished.
WASHINGTON, Septembor d.-Tho Pre?
sident has pardoned Alfred Poster, of
Brooklyn, who was convicted cf soiling
unstamped cigars.
The Secretary of the luterior has is?
sued an order forbidding whites to settle
the Cherokee country.
The Grand Duke Alexis Bailed hither
ward ou Saturday.
Ton of tho Wurmouth delegation from
Louisiana dupurted to-night, and will
meet tho balance of thu delegation at
Now York, uud at 10 o'clock to-morrow
proceed to Loug Branch, to meet the
President, by appointment.
Letters from Vincent Collier indicate
that his mission to tho Apuches of Ari?
zona hus failed. Cochise would not
como to tho council.
Judge John M. McKenuey, of the
Southern District of Florida, who hus
beeu North duriug the hot weather, re
turus to adjudicate iu thu recent wrecks.
Tho Uuited States Marshal reports
health at Key West good.
Probabilities-Clear und hazy weather
will probably continue from New Eug
laud to South Carolina, with Southerly
winds; falling barometer, with South?
westerly wiuds und increased cloudiness,
from the lakes South-westward to tho
Ohio and Missouri Hivers; continued
clouds and local rains on the Gulf coast.
SAVANNAH, September 4.-A statement
in the New York Herald, to-day, to the
effect that yellow fevor exists in this city,
has called forth tho following from Muyur
Scruveu :
I learn that tho New York Herald, of
this morning, asserts tho existence of
yellow fever in Havannah. Tho state?
ment is wholly Without foundation.
There is not now, nor hus there been
auy yellow fever iu Savannah tho pre?
sent year, and the city is freer of disease
of any kind and healthier thuu in auy
previous year. A retraction of tho state?
ment of the Herald, so fur as Havannah
is coocerued, is requested.
(Sigued) JOflN SCHEVEN,
Mayor.
Tho London Lancet, replying to at?
tucks ou Queen Victoria, bused on her
absence from eveniug entertainments,
aud ou her brief resideuce in Loudon,
muk?s tho statement that the Queen is
not physically capable of bearing the
effects ol crowded or over-heated rooms,
or of prolonged residence in Loudon.
Tho Lancet suys that the effort of enter?
taining in the evening produces upon
tho Queen great and immediate discom?
fort, followed by sleeplessness or dis?
turbed rest aud severe headache, and
that the Queon rarely visits Buckingham
Palace, her London resideuce, without
suffering iu a similar manner. Tho
Lancet reminds tho public that the
Queen is a Judy, nearly fifty-three years
old, and does not possess tho remarka?
ble physical vigor and nervo power BIIO
exhibited twenty years ago.
BURNING OF TUE KENTUCKY MILLS OF
TUE TRAPPIST MONKS.-Tho Louisville
(Ky.) Courier-Journal, of the 29th ult.,
reports the total destruction, by fire, of
tho valuable flour mills belonging to thu
monastery of tho Trappist moults, nt
Gethsemane. Ky., on the 20th ult. This
community has ulso been unfortunate in
tho loss of remittance of money on its
way from France, which it is feared can?
not ho recovered. These combined ruis
fortuues is said to have left tho poor
brothers almost destitute.
Mr. B. Fi coman Sohermerhorn, an
old resident of Schenectady, made tho
closing prayer at a religious meeting iii
that city on Friday evening last. A
hymn was then sung, and as tho people
turned to leave tho church it was disco
vored that he wus dying. Before ho
could bo removed from tho pew ho was
dead.
Tho Huntsville (Ala.) Democrat stu tes
that a private telegram was received from
Now Orleans, last Friday, advising a
person in Huntsville not to go to New
Orleans, as one person had just died
there of yellow fever.
Tho Princess Louise mid Marquis of
Lorne, when they visit Canada, this fall,
are to extend their journey to New York,
Philadelphia and Washington.
Palmetto Fire Company.
i TUE regular meet.
r X tug will bo heh! at
^^^^^^^^^^X 6''-r "o PU USE, '
Bopt5 1_ _ Boorotary.
Trna Brotherhood Lodge No. 84, A.F.M.
A THE Rogular Communication of
^#^Truo Brothorhood Lodge, No. 81 will
be bold iu Masonic Hall. THIS (Tu?d
day ) EVENING, ?t 8 o'olock. By order of tho
W. M. G. M. WALKER, Seo'y.
Bopt 5 t
1:1. HYMAN & GO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
ll ll Y AN D FANCY GOODS,
Hosiery, Blankets, &o.
ALSO,
Ready-made Clothing.
HAVE romovod tboir entiro stock from 31
Hayno street, Charleston, H. C., to Co?
lumbia, and opened at corner of Richardson
and budy streets, aud will Boll at vur.v low
prions. Sept 5 il
For Sale.
1,000,000 Brill, l'urtiescdii
hu ?ii ii plied ut luuuoiiablu rates by applying to
JOHN E. ti Y Li-;*,
Bopt 2 At Hope's store.
HA?TI AND SAN DOMINGO.-Thorn is
war ia tkeao barbarous countries. Baez
is said to bo helping tho partisans of the
late President Snluave, of Huyti. Cabra
is on thu war path, and has established
a Provisional Government in opposition
to Buez. With the advantages of fifty
years of freedom in the most productive
island possibly in tho world, theso West
India negroes show little advancement
from mere barbarism.
Tho Boston Post says that within
three weeks sixty Yoimg Men's Demo?
cratic Clubs havo been formed in Massa?
chusetts. In Pennsylvania, too, the
young men ure coming to the front in
tho sumo way.
FINANCIAL. AND UOMMKHUIA 1>.
NEW YoitK, September 3.-Receipts
of cotton nt all tho ports for tho week
7,570 bales, aguiust 7,841 last week,
7,030 tho previous week, and 0,454 three
weeks since. Total receipts since Sep?
tember 4,000,502 bules, against 2,9u7,
909 for tho corresponding period the
previous your, showiug un increase of
1,101,593 bales in favor of tho present
HUUHOU. Exports from all the ports for
tho week 12,853 bales, against 8,702 for
thu sumo week last your. Total exports
for the cottou year 3,104,765 bales,
against 2,178,917 for the Sumo time lost
year. Stock ut all tho ports 99,040 bales,
ugaiost 64,355 for the sume date last
year. Stock at interior towna 10,726
bales, against 14,628 last year. Cottou
in Liverpool 561,000 bales, against 494,
00U last year. American cotton afloat
for Great Britain 67,000 bales, aguiust
26,1100 lust year. Indian cotton afloat
for Europe 647,072 bales, against 493,
448 last year. Weal ber reports from the
South during tho week show that less
rain hus fallen, and in many sections it
bas been dry; less complaint is mude of
caterpillars. Picking is progressing ac?
tively, especially in the fur South. It is
difficult to slato tho exact condition of
tho crop ut the pretunt time, as accounts
from the South ure conflicting. In some
sections tho reports are favorable, aud iii
others the reverse.
LONDON, September 4-Noon.-Con?
sols 93%. Bouds 03;^J.
FUANKFOKT, September 4.-Bonds
96.
PARIS, September 4.-Rentes 57f. 15c.
LIVERPOOL, September 4 - -Noou.
Cottou opened firm-upluuds
Orleans 9>?(?9)g\
LONDON, September 4 - Evening.
Securities unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, September 4-Evening.
Cotton closed firm-upluuds 9,'^@9^?'i
Orleans 9'2@9^?
NEW 1'OIIK, September 4-Noon.
[.'lour quiet and heavy. Wheat u shade
firmer. Corn dull and unchanged. Pork
steady, nt 13.50. Lard steady. Cotton
quiet and firm-uplands 19^; Orleans
20)i\ salea 400 bales. Freights firm.
Stocks firm. Gold strong, at 13(tt!l3Ju
Governments dull aud steady. Stoto
bonds dull aud heavy. Money easy, at
3. Exchange-loug, 9; short, 9_J.J.
7 P. M.-Cottou dull aud drooping;
sales 1,018 bides-uplands Vd ?}.[', Orleaus
20Ja- Flour-Southern quiet und un?
changed. Whiskey dull, at 93($93,,.j.
Wheat l@2c. better and in active export
demand-winter red Western 1.10(re.1.45.
Corn unchanged. Rico firm, at 8-?.j(jrrl
93.?. Pork a shade firmer, ut 13. ?U.
Lard stoudy-kottlo \)%. Freights quiet.
Mouey easy, at 2?3; exceptions ot3h?.
Several banks have called in loans for
the purpose of advancing rates. Prime
paper 5@7. Sterling demoralized
prime bankers 8^; no buyers. Gold
13,^j($13;??; cash gold scarce. Govern?
ments mendy. States dull mid much
easier-Tennessee?74*.< ; new 73J.<. Vir?
ginias 73}?'; new 69j^; Louisianas 05; new
60; levees"?!,1,,; 8s b2; Alabamas l.Oltj;
5s 6S. Georgias 82; 7s 00. North Curo
liuas 44; now 25. South Carolinas 70;
now 57,'i'.
BALTIMORE, September 4.-Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat dull. Corn
nominal-white 68(2)78. Provisions un?
changed. Whiskey quiet, at 92*.J. Cot?
ton firm-middling 19}?@19?.?; receipts
130 bules; sales 85; Block 910.
LOUISVILLE, September 4.-Flour in
steady order demand. Corn in fair de?
mand-ear 55. Provisions quiet and
firm, with small business. Pork 12.50.
Shoulders ?.'.?; clear sides 7$?. Laid
9?;?@U).?4? Whiskey scarce.
CINCINNATI, September 4.- Flour
dull aud lower. Corn unchanged. Pork
12.50. Lard dall aud unchanged; Ba?
con quiet-clear sides 7}?(tifJ}?. Whis?
key in good demand, nt 90.
NEW ORLEANS, September 4.-Flour
dull-superfino 4 50; double 5.75; treble
5.9;j(7j\0 25. Corn firmer-mixed 68;
white 72. Pork quiet-mess 14.00. Ba?
con 7]?(n)8;,.?; sugar-cured hams 15(a)
15)o. Lard steady-ticrco 10V?; keg
11(0)11^:4. Sugar-common 9(?)9?.?;
primo 12. Whiskey dull, ot 90@1.00.
Cotton buoyant-low middling 17>4(ii)18;
receipts 790 bales; sales 1,100; stock
24,991.
NORFOLK, Soptember 4.-Cotton
steady-low middling 17J.i(Vt)17>2 ; re?
ceipts 71 halos; stock 319.
MEMPHIS, Septomber 4.-Cotton firm
and stock light-middling 19.
SAVANNAH, September 4 -Cotton quiot
and firm-low middling 17>oj receipts 98
bales; sales 25; stook 291.
PHILADELPHIA, Septombor 4.-Cotton
quiot and firm-middling 19p.i(M)20.
BOSTON, September 4.-Cotton strong
-middling 20J?($20)?; receipts 97
bales; sales 400; stock 8,000.
GALVESTON, Soptember 4.-Cotton
firm-good ordinary 17; receipts 404
bules; sales 100; stock 1,245,
CHARLESTON, September 4.-Cotton
firm and stock light-middling 18; re?
ceipts 58 bales; sales 25; stock 3,533.
AUOUHTA, Septombor 4.-Cotton firm
-middling 18; roceipls 40 bales; sale.
20.
WILMINGTON, September 4.-Cotton
firmer-middling 18; recoipts 30 bales
sales 24; slock 020,
MoniLB, September 4.-Cotton firm
middling 18,1.i(u)l8-'.i ; recoipts lb? bales
s des 25; stock 5,082.
To Bent,
A HOUSE, containing night rooms.
Apply to WM. McOUINNIS.
Supt 5 0
Medical.
ON MARRIAGE. Essaya tor young mon on
great social evils and abusos, which inter?
ioro with marriage and ruin the happiness of
thousands: with sore means of relief for tho
erring and unfortunate, diuoasod and debili?
tated. Buntiu scaled lotter envelopes,freo of |
charge.
AddroBS HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2|
South Ninth stroet, Philadelphia, l'a.
Kopt 6 Hmo
County School Commissioner's Office,
Richland County,
COLUMBIA, B. 0., SEITEMHEU 4,1871.
A LL perdons wishing to teach ia the Freo
/JL Common Schools will appear at the of
lieu of the Bocrolarv of State, on MONDAY
and TUESDAY, September ll and 12, for the
purposo of examination and to secure UK ir
plucts. N. E. EDWARDS;
School Commissioner Richland County.
Sept S
The "Willis" Tie. ~
DIPLOMAS FOU HKST COTTON TIE
Gt RANTED BY
T Louisiana Stato Fair, April, 1870.
Ooorgia Stato Fair, Ocloher, 1870.
Cotton States Fair, October, 1870.
Mississippi Stato Fair, October, 1S70.
Alabama Stale Fair, November, 1870.
Made of tho best Engli h Iron. Easily and
rapidly adjubtcd.
2 00U of thu aboya TIES now landing per
Uritiah burk M. E. Heed, from Liverpool, and
fur salo at the lowest mai kel rates by
J. N. ROBSON,
Noa. G8 East Bay and 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf,
Bent 5 -1_Charleston, H. O.
Due West Female College.
THIRTEENTH YEAR will open
October 2, and close middle of
?next July.
Past prosperity most encourag?
ing. Locattou healthy and plea
sont. Faculty full and complote
tight teachers. Course of instructiou tho?
rough. Government that of a well-ordered
family.
Expenses for tho year-(two sessions, forty
weeks)- for board, (including fnol and was li?
ing, land tuition in all literary studies, in?
cluding Latin, $181 50.
French, Music, Drawing, Painting, Ac, at
very reasonable rales.
For catalogue, address President,
J. I. BONNER,
Sept S S Dun Wont. AhheviUp. H. O.
Notice to Contractors.
SEALED BIBS for the election of City
Mall will be received at the callee of the
Cliairmau Special Committoo on City Hall,
until Monday, 11th Sept ember, 12 M., at which
time all bid* will bo opened. Tho contract
will bo awarded tu the lowest responsible bid- j
der. The Committee reserves the right to re?
ject all bids offerod. Tho cotitractot will bo
required to enter into bund for faithful per?
formance of bis contract in a penalty of fifty
thounaud noll.wH, with good and responsible
surekiod. Tho names ef persons offered as
sureties by tho contractor shall bo sent in
with bid, togothor with the assent of proposed
Kiiretjes. Thu contract, after being awarded
by Committee, muat ho ratified by City Coun?
cil Plaiid and spechlcatiuns of the proposed
building can bo seen at the office of Chairman
ot Special Committee.
W. HUTSON WIGQ.Ch'n.l
ISRAEL SMITH, I
WM. MOONEY, \ Committee.
WM. SIMONS, I
JOE TAY LO It. J
Sept 5
Porter and Ale.
2pr CASKS Barclay, Perkins A Co.'s LON
?.) DON PORTER, and George Younger
iV Son's Sparkling Allon ALE, on hand ant
for sal? low bv JOHN AGNEW A SON.
Sept 3
Flour! Flour! ! Flour!M
-? f BARBEI.Bchoice FAMILY FLOUR,
J the best in market,
100 barrels Extra Family Flour,
201) barrels Extra and Super Family Flour,
Just received and (or sale low, at wholr-sal
and retail, by JOHN AGNEW & SON.
Sept :$_
YELLOW FEVER.
.4 Healthy Retreat for lief wjeea and Invalida,
at Williamson, S. G.
THE Williamston Hotel can
comfortably accommodate flftj
moro boarders. Tho hotel is
_?wilbiu a few steps ot thc depot,
ruuville and Columbia Railroad,
eighteen miles from Greenville and sixteen
miles Irom Anderson. Tho mineral waters
hdvo acknowledged modieinal virtnes. Tho
table will bo fnrnitdied with tho beat materials
which tho market furnishes.
Thu price of Board is fixed at low rates to
induce a trial of the house, and is at tho fol?
lowing rate*: Per month, $25; nor week, $8.75.
Tho servants aro experienced and attentive.
Every effort will bo mado to mako guests com?
fortable. A. C. CUNNINGHAM.
Wu.i.iAMsToN, August ai, 1871.
Sept 2 3
Rose's Hotel.
IN view of tho influx of vi?
sitors to Columbia, occasioned
hy the prevalence of thu yel
_How fever in Charleston, tho
proprietor ot BOSE'S HOTEL has concluded
to re-open his establishment for tho accom?
modation of tho public at once, and therefore
withdraws tho proposals hu bas heretofore
mado for its sate or lease.
The Hotel will henceforward bo conducted
a H a first class bonao of entertainment, and
special providion will bo made for tho comfort
ami convenience of families.
Carriages and an Omnibus will be fonnd at !
every arriving train. \Y. E. ROSE.
August 30
ear Charleston Courier, Yorkvillo Enquirer \
and Greenville Mnuntaineer substituto above
lor advertisement now published, and insert
until further notice. _ _
American Club Fish.
W^f^^fe A DELICIOUS rolish; better
and much cheaper than Sardines. For sale
by E. HOPE.
Sept I_
Tea.
WE guarantee to eave clubs
usually buying or the so-called
"Great American Tea Company,"
10 per cent ,if thoy mako like pur
_iliMOB from na. Wohavo Just re
uvivon a, migo lot of TEAS, solooted and tried
carefully before purchasing, to which wc ask
tho attention of tho tniuo and consumers.
Aug 27 L?RICK A LOWRANCE.
Red Oats, Rust Proof.
FOB sale, at $1.50 por bushel, sacked and
delivered at railroad. Apply by oaBli
orderte W. L. ANDERSON.
Ninety-Six Post Oflico, Abbeville Co.
RKFKIIKNCE-Col. D. Wyatt Aiken.
A umist 12 112
Fresh Arrivals.
QAA B?RRELB FLOUR, fron common
OUU lo flutist qualities.
? Meroo* Hams, of tho celebrated "Orange"'
and "Diamond" brands.
Smoked Reef, Smoked Beef Tongues.
Pickled Beef Rounds.
Roast ed Java Coffee, Mocha, Java, La
gnuyrn and Rio Coffees.
ALSO,
A full and well-selected stock ?>f fi ?sh
TEAS, mid otlu-r staple and Fancy Groceries.
For sale low. GEO. S YUMERS,
-?LxaLCj*??c?3p. Salo?,
Furniture Sale*
BY D. 0. PEIXGTT0 & 80H.
THIS (Tacada;) MOUNING, at 10 o'clock, in
front of onr Auction Store, without reserve,
we will Bell,
Sundry articles of FURNITURE, consisting
of liodatoadb, Mattreascs, Feather Deda, Side?
boards, Ch ai ra, Tables, Cooking Kt oves, Cook?
ing Utennils, and many other articles uaefat
in houao-keoping. Terms cash. Bept5
Corn.
BY D. C. PEIX0TT0 & SON.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, in front of oar
Auction Storo, witboat reserve, we will sel),
CO bushels of CU RN, ou account of shipper.
AUO,
10 tierces of fino CANVASSED HAMS,
1 OOO Iba. New York Strips,
10 tub? extra Lard,
8 boxea Window Claus,
10 kits Nos. 1 and 2 Mackerel,
H chests Hyson and Gunpowder Tea,
GO gallons Stone Jars.
Term cash. Sept 15
Beal Estate for Sale.
rpHE undersized will Boll, on TUE8DAY,
JL tho 12th of September next, all that tract
of LANI), in Fairfield County, known as tho
Turuipseod placo, and called Jenkinaville,
containing 108 aeres of land, with Store-houBO
and ail uecossary outbuildings nowly put up.
It is throe milos from Alston Depot and ia the
beet stand in this part of tho country for
merchandising Terms cush.
Aug 29j_LOUIOK <fc RWYOERT.
FIRST DELIVERY*
OF
FALL GOODS.
We open this day a
nice line of early
Fall Prints,
Domestics,
Dry Goods,
Gloves,
Men's Goods,
and Underwear,
of which we invite an
inspection.
PORTER & STEELE.
August 30
WHOLESALE AND JOBBING^OODS
A Specialty toiih Us for the Season.
IN view of tho yollow fever being in Charles?
ton, preventing a large number of boyera
from visiting that city for thoir fdll stock, we
have thia day telegraphed our partner in New
York to buy very largely of such Oooda aa
are usually jobbed in Charleston-as Dry
Coods, Roota and Shoos, Hats and Caps, Mil?
linery and Straw Gooda. Our third Door will
be dovotcd to wholesaling entiroly, and wa
shall offer Goods at fair prices, and in larger
quantities than ever seen iu this place before,,
and on time to approved names. Merchante
wdl please rem inlier that none of these linea
aro new to us. Wo have, with short inter?
mission, dealt largely in all these Goods for
yoaro.
'The lady readers will remember that at this
house a Dross can bo bought from tho finest,
first class Dress Goods stock in tho South,
cat and mado to fit, and guarantee it, or cat
and made hy measure sent by mail. The
newest style Frenoh Donnet or Hat can be
had here. Tho best and prottieat Shoes here.
lu faet, wc claim for our house that it is "the
place" of tho South to get the host at th*
loast price. R. C. SHIVER A CO.
August 31
?ar All papers in the State, except in
Charleston, Beaufort, Colleton and Marlboro
will copy ono time, and forward hills at once.
The Newest Goods,
LOWESTPBICES.
WILL BE FOUND AT
W. D. LOVE & CO'S
HAYING opened during tho nant ten days
ono hundred packages of goods, bought
in Now York at niuoh lesa than regular prices,
replenishing all tho departments to tho fullest
capacity, both wholesale and retail, wo ara
uow prepared to fill all orders from city or
country.
Wo oponed to-day twenty-five pieces of
CARPETS, in new and bountiful designs; 354
pairs of BLANK HTS, including all qualities,
m white and colored. Notwithstanding the
very largo advance of 20 per cent, in theta r
goods, we aro offering them at lesa prices >
than last year.
Will opon in a few days the heat stock of
WOOL SHAWLS ever shown in Columbia,
Wo keop only the beat makes of goods, .
direot from manufacturers and importers, and
have hut ONE PBIOE.
^bade? and Shade Hollands, in all width?
and styles.
Some of our worthy competitors are getting
rather nervous on account of the quantity of
?;oods we are receiving. Wo do not get thom
or their benefit, but for the benefit of onr
ouBtomers.
We invite all to inspect out stock, whick
will bo shown freely.
W. D. LOVE A CO.,
Colnmbia Hotel Building,
W. D. Levi:, Main street.
B. R. MOCBKERT._ v y Aug 83
? E WS.
Tni? Proprietor of thc "LITTLE 8TOIIB*
has just returned from New York with a ueat
assortment of
Choice Goods.
Cheapent yet of the season. Call and see, at
Tuly '27 C. K. JACKSOK'M, Multi fit.