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J ? ? - ? - Foreign AfTalrai NOON DESPATCHES. .OPENING OP MT. CE NI S TUNNEL-IMMIGRA? TION AGENCY - CONTINUANCE OF STRIKES -THE TURF-RECESS OP THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY-RIOT-FRENCH MINISTER TO WASHINGTON-SUPPRESSION OF TUB IN? TERNATIONAL SOCIETY-INDIGNATION AT THE LANDING OF THE LORELLET, AO., AO. LONDON, September 12.-Col. How? land, accredited American agent to assist the canso of immigration, bas arrived in London, and proceeds ut once to Scau .dinavia and Germany to commence the duties of bis mission. The French and Swiss Governments have accepted invitations to send repre? sentatives to witness tho formal opeuiug of the Mont Ceuiu tunnel. HOME, September 12.-Tho Italian Minister of Fiuanoe, Signor Zella, in? tends to furm out the grist tux. ou a similar plau to that by which tho pro? ceeds of government tobacco monopoly aro collected. VERSAILLES, September 12.-la the Assembly, tw-dny, the Budget Committee reported adversely ou u bill provision? ally increasing tnxes te meet tho imme diato demands of the Administration, pending sauotion by tho Assembly ol new taxes. Tho Assembly has adopted a bill revising the pension list of the late Imperial Government. It abolishes al pensions except in extreme poverty, ot where the grant wus mado for distiu .guished services. BRUSSELS, September 12.-Machine shops throughout the city have beer dosed by their proprietors. The striken are now parading tho streets. No dis tarbanoe has occurred. LONDON, September 12.-A meeting ii support of the Newcastle strike, it is an trounced, will be held in Trafalga .Square, Monday, 25th. The journal to-day discuss the success of Chines labor in America, in its relation to recen .strikes in England. . The newspaper comment savagely upon the many disse tors which have recently befallen Bri tis! ships of war. The victory of the Wan crew in the recent Saratoga regatta i also the topic of remark, and some joni nala express the opinion that the rac was won by the Ward's because of stak boat arrangements, which have been di: carded in England. LONDON, September 13.-Prof. Robe. Bentley, publisher of tho Temple Ba? is dead. Enormous betting is being made o the great Doncaster St. Leger races tc day. Rothschild's tilly Hanna won th Doncaster St. Leger; Albert Victor tl second; Kingwood the third. Mount Cenis tuuuel is open and trait will pass without delay. VERSAILLES, September 12.-The cou mitteo of the Assembly agreed to repo: in favor of a recess. BUCHAREST, September 13.-A riot ot curred over a report that tho -Jews hu sacrificed a Christian child. The Gi vernmeut promptly interfered and a rested the leader. Attempts were mat to renew the disturbances. VERSAILLES, September 13.-Thier; in a message to the Assembly, urges tl adoptiou of the provisional increase i taxes, regrets the weariness of membe and the approaching vacation, and thin! it best for the Chamber to separate ai re-assemblo at an early day. Ho reli on the patriotism of the country to pr serve that perfect tranquillity whit France needs to revive her credit. M. DoTocqnovillo, nephew of the ls statesman, will probably be French N oister to Washington. NIGHT DESPATCHES. LONDON. September 13.-It is a nonnoed that thirty-five collieries ai iron works in Monmouthshire, Wales, about to strike for ten per cent, advan of wages. The people of Cardiff are intensely i dignant at the landing of the Americ ship Lorellet, with cholera. SALZBURG. September 13.-It has be decided by Prince Bismarck, Count V Buost, and other diplomats, who i mained here after tho departure of t Emperors Williams and Franois Josep to suppress the International Socio and to settle finally the Schleswig qu tion. MADRID, September 13.-The pol who failed to enforce the edict againe gambling house were dismissed. American intcliisenc?. NOON DESPATCHES. LARGE IMPORTATION-THE TURF-CINC NATI EXPOSITION-H KATY POST OPP SWINDLE-KU KLUX COMMITTEE INVE? GATIONS - HEAVY DEFALCATIONS-P CESSION IN FAVOR OF- EIGHT HOUR EPISCOPAL CONVENTION-HEALTH OP VANNAH-FEVER DEATHS, AC., AC. SAN FRANCISCO, September 12.-Tw ty car loads of tea and eight of oo; went East yesterduy. The steamship China, from Hi Kong, has arrived. She brings 1 pa age of mask, 22 of merchandise, G7C silk and 19,147 of tea, for New Ye 1,718 for Chicago, and 3,403 for Bost LEXINGTON, KY., September lc Longfellow beat Pilgrim in a two-c race-time, 3.38^; 3.34>?. Planet ^ a three-quarter-mile dash-time 1. If CINCINNATI, September 13.-ll, Sersono attended the Exposition. I ingland and the South contributed largest part of the fabrics. Geor South Carolina and Tennessee are re] Bented, especially in brown sheetii Georgia sends sheetings, tickings, oi burgs aud warps. NEW YORK, September 13.-Tho reports intenso excitement in post o circles over an alleged defalcation in money order department. The S article mentions John W. Norton, places tho swindle at from $100,00! ?150,000. Norton, howevor, boil man of wealth, compounded with Government, and resigns. John Ma a clerk, was detected opening letl and held in $10,000 bail. Ho has 1 in the post office twenty-five years, owns valuable property. Other ployeus aro suspected of similar cri: NIGHT DESPATCHES. WASHINGTON, September 13.-Senator Pool and Representatives Buckley and Beck, constituting a aub-committeo of the Ku Klnx Investigating Committee, met to-day, to examiue and digest the mass of ovidouco furnished by the execu? tive officers of the Southern States, con? cerning their finnuces, taxation, election laws, Szo., in order to report to the full committee of twouty-ono, which meets ou the 20th inst. The sub committee dud, to-day, that Beverul Governors have failed to furnish the information request? ed by the chairman of tho sub-commit? tee, aud tho report ii pou tho matters above indicated will be incomplete, un? less such information is communicated without further delay. PHILADELPHIA, September 13.-Tho sicamor Juanita, recently ashore oil Flo? rida, has arrived. Tho damage is not so serious, but she will go into dock. NEW Youie, September 13.-It is ?tated that Recorder Parcels, of Long Island city, will bo impeached for misappropri? ation of money. The Sun says there is no longer any doubt that Messrs. Sweeuoy and Hall have cut loose from Messrs. Co eel ly uud Tweed. The citizens' committee adopt? ed a report recommending civil und cri? minal suits aguiust tho officials. Roughs stoned a street car last uight; several were hurt. Several thouenud workmen paraded the streets with Hags aud banners, for eight hours as a day's work. The pro? cession was orderly. A emull cannon was drawn by eight men. The cannon? eers bore u banner inscribed "Eight hours-peaceably, if wo can; forcibly, if wo must." There wero 10,000 iu line. An immense number followed on tho sidewalks. CHARLESTON, September 13.-Sailed steamer Manhattan, New York. Three fever deaths in tho last twenty four hours. Major John Ledgord Hodges, Pay? master U. S. Army, has been taken to FortMcHenry, fur coufiuemeut, charged with a heavy defalcation-certainly 8500,000, probably more. The Attorney-General decides that the Government has no priority over private creditors of insolvent nutiuual banks. The question grew out uf the First National Bank of New Orleans, which failed in 13(57. Probabilities-Rising burometer, with partially cloudy and clear weather, will probably continue on Thursday from Wisconsin Nurth uud West. Falling barometer, with cluud and rain, will pro bubly extend Nurth eastward to the luw er lakes nnd New York, aud the condi? tions remain favorable fur local rain from Virgiuia tu Flunda. SAVANNAH, September 13.-lu conse? quence uf the many rumers iu circula? tion, iu the face uf the denial by the mayor and physicians uf this city, it is deemed necessary tu re-state the fact that there is no yellow fever hero, nur has there been a single case during the scacon. Thu heulth uf this city is un? precedentedly guud. Rumurs tu the contrary aro wholly gratuitous, and are no doubt put in circulation by parties whose iuterests ure tu injure thc trude ul Savannah. The mortuury repuit of the city fur the week ending September 11th gives a tutal uf twenty-two deaths, of which fifteen are colored. ST. LOUIS, September 13.-The office of the Duluth Tribune was burned, to? day. CHICAGO, September 13.-The Episco? pal Convention passed the following additional sectiun to tho constitution: No olergyman resort to the civil courts to arrest or avoid ecclesiastical proceed? ings against bim, under penalty of sus? pension, HOTEL ARRIVALS, September 13.- j Columbia Hotel-Vf. E. Huwland, L. E. Johnson, F. Kell uer, Charleston; N. E. Carroll, Fort Motte; W. E. D. Bell, Ma? ryland; E. 8. J. Hayes, Lexingtou; W. J. Oroaswell, A. H. Waring, S. C. ; D. MoRao, H. W. High, N. C.; J. S. Glenn, Stateburg; J. A. Wilson, Baltimore; O. J. Lang, Philadelphia; C. B. Farmer, wife and two children, Mies P. Farmer, Miss M. Farmer, Miss Mollie Farmer, Miss E. Davis, Walterboro: W. D. Ken? nedy, Augusta. dickerson House-S. Dibble, Oiango bnrg; G. H. Moffitt, W. Stowe, M. Straus, Charleston; J. H. Averill, F. Treuhulm, S. C.; E. R. Walluce and wife, Union; E. S. Keitt, L. P. Boozer and daughter, Newberry; R. H. Ed? monds, Jr., Ridgeway; J. H. Lynch, Pa. ; J. H. Hammett, Davidson College; J. W. Friedwallor, Md. ; P. Robinson, Lan? caster; J. W. DoWitt, N. Y. ; J. C. S. Timberluke; J. H. Bollin, Miss A. Bol? lin, oily; L. W. White, Abbeville; Miss Springs, Miss Kinks, Miss Bobo, Rock Hill; H. S. Phnuniu, Clinton; T. B. Fer? guson, Greenville; G. A. Darling, Big Creek; W. W. Smith, Glenn Springs; J. S. Blauding, Cal.; Miss M. J. Ford, Master J. C. Ford, Now York; J. S. Riorson, Danberry; M. J. Seigler, New? berry. With pain we announce tho death of Col. Levi Legett, who died ut his resi? dence, in this County, last Thursday. Col. Legett was and hud been for many years a prominent and influential citi? zen, and the sad tidings of his death will be regretted by his many friends throughout tho State.-Marion Star. Miss Carrie, daughter of Mr. J. B. D. DeBow, of Delioto's Review, was fatally burned in Nashville, a few days ago, whilo dressing for a party. Old Virginia Hams. 1,000 lbs. Virginia (couulry-cnred) 1 AMS, for sale by SopUi_UPWARD HOPE Candy! Candy'. rZ(\ R?XES assorted (JANDY-full we ' Ol/ aiul pure article. As Catuiy of li hi weight is extensively sold in this man I purchasers will dud it to their intercut ie bavo the boxes weighed before buying. guarantee 25 pound? in each box.. \ Hupt 12 JOHN AGNEW & SON. FINANCIAL. ANO U?MMKUClAi,. COLUMBIA, S. C., September 14.-Sulea of cotton, to-day, 33 bulos-middling 18-tfc. LIVERPOOL, September 13-3 P. M. Cotton opened elendv and is now active -uplands 9>?; Orleans 9%; eales 15,000 bules; speculation nud export 4,000. LIVERPOOL, September 13-Evening. -Cotton closed firm. LONDON, September 13-Noon.-Con? sols 93??($93)?. Bonds 9%. Weather throughout Eugland fair. PARIS, September 13.-Rentes 57f. 52o. NEW YORK, September 13-Noon. Flour a shade firnior. Wheat a trifle higher. Com lc. bettor. Perk steady* ut 13.75@13.87. Lard steady. Cotton firm; sales 1,500 bales; middling uplands 21; Orleans 21,??, aud held higher. Freights very iirm. Stocks active uud u little stronger. Gold 13%. Govern? ments dull but steady. Stutu bonds very dull but steady. Money easy, at 2 (Vi 3. Exchange-long 8%\ short 8%. 7 P. M.-Mouey 2?3. Gold l'?J?(a 14. Sterling dull aud unsettled-pituri bankers 8J? @ 8^4. Governments de dined Stutes very dull, wit! little chango. Sales of cotton for futun delivory, to-day, 7,800 bales; for Sup tembor, 20)?; October, 19*?@19%; Nh vember, 19|?@19j5u'; December, L\)^(a 10 9-10. Cottun in strong demand; ualei 3,337 bales-uplands 20.it,'; Orleaus 21 J? Plour-Southern a shade- tinner. Whis key quiet, ot 92j?. Wheat l(?;2c. bet ter uud in fair deinuud-winter red Weat ern; 1.53@1.57. Corn better but unset \ tied; demand chiefly for speculation, 11 71@72. Rice steady, ut 88;?(g83?? Pork lower, at 13.75. Lard heavy-kel tie 9%. Freights very linn. LOUISVILLE, September 13.-Baggin? in light demand; dealers willing tu muk concessions for round lots. Crain am provisions in fair order demand, am prices unchanged. Whiskey 91. CINCINNATI, September 13.- Flout ?iirm Corn steady. Pork weak, ut 12 511 Lard steady. Bacon uusettled an much sold-shoulders G}?; clear side 7%. Whiskey 90. ST. LOUIS, September 13.-Flour au com ?rm. Whiskey 89. Baggiug ut: changed. Pork firm, ut 13.0U(<t)l3.5t Bacon firm-shoulders 7. Lard firm. NORFOLK, September 13.-Cotto quiet-low middling 18,'.<(?>18??; rt ceipts 37 bales; Bales 30; stuck 555. GALVESTON, September 13 -Culto quiet aud steady-good ordinary 17.'. receipts 44S bules; stock 11,038. CHARLESTON, September 13.-Cot lo firmer aud in good demand-middini 183?(o>19; receipts 317 huies; sab s 201 stock 4,417. BALTIMORE, September 13.-Flot firmer. Wheat active and firm, du active; higher grades advanced; lur( sales to urrivo. Whiskey quiet, at 92j (at0'?. Cotton firmer-middling 20}i( 2?-1.?; receipts 55 bales; sales 015; stui 0?5. BOSTON, September 13.-Cotton stroi - middling 21!..'; receipts 4o bules; sal 400; stock 7,000. MOBILE, September 13.-Cotton fir -middling 19??; receipts 150 bule sales 150; stock 5,781. PHILADELPHIA, September 13.-Colli firm-middling 21. MEMPHIS, September 13.-Colt scarco but firm-middling held ut 120J SAVANNAH, September 13.-Colt' very irregular-low middling 18)4 18!:.'; receipts 354 bales; sales 50; stu 3,223. AUGUSTA, September 13 -Cutton fi: -middling 19; receipts 120 bales: ?a 230. NEW ORLEANS, September 13.-Fie firm-superfine 4 8705.00; double 5.87 @6.00; treble G. 12@6.G5. Corn quiet mixed 78@74; white 75. Pork firmer mesB 14.50. Bacon ecarco but firm, at 7K(3)9>?; choice sugar-oured hams 16>? @17. Lard source but firm-tierce 10*4 (&W%; keg tljtf@llM. Whiskey quiet, ut 90fJU.02. Coffee-no stock. Cotton steady-middling 19J??19;!?; receipts 114 bales; eales 1.000; stock 21,191. WILMINGTON, September 13.-Cotton iirm-middling 19; receipts 50 bales; suies 5G; stock 819. The Best in the Market! IHAYS just returnod from Now York with thu lineal stock in tho market. embracing WATCHES pf all graden, JEWELllY or all styles, Silver and Plated Waro of tho most modern patterns-beautiful iti design; dura? ble, cheap and warranted to suit. My ?tock includes everything to be found in tho New York market, and I do not intend to hu under-sold. Call and examino for your solv s. Attentive clerks will gladly show you the finest assortment of articles above named, and of Kings, Lockets, Sloevo Duttons, Breast Pint-; in fact, everything needed or to bo found iu a first class iewelrv ?lore. ISAAC S?L/.BACHER, 1 Sop! 14_Under Columbi* Hotel. G 0 SSIP 1 NOT to bo behind our neighbors, to say nothing td our being emulous to sur? pass them, wu beg to offer for inspection and purchasu one of tho best stocks over shown in our lino in any market; every effort energy and enterprise can t-uggest, every advantage capital and experience H fiord us, aro used solely for thc purpose of lurnibhiug tho liEbT goods ut lowest possible prices. Also, need scarcely add, that all our weights aro standard - U'A oz. to thu pound, if any in? ducement. FI.OU11. Well, that FLOCK is Just as good as any man's Flour-sold perhaps lower, and weighs as usual ltll? pounds to the barrel. COFFEES. Stock full, bought before rise in prico and advance in gold-full weight guaianteed, at tdd prices. s va AUS. All grades direct from Uofhieries-sold ot lese than cost (of course everybody does it) and no cheating about weights either. L.itt?on.9. These avo puru domestic anil imported, and sold mindful ot Uncle Sam's commandment, "Thou shalt not water thy ardent spirits without a special license." Wu have no spe? cial license. Now Odods constantly arriving. Please cull and examine. ? LO. S?MMEES. _Sept 13 Universal Life Insurance Company. WE aro desirous of securing thu services of a half doz-J ll active Canvaosing Agunta in South Carolina for tho Universal Eile Insurance Company, of New York, with whom liberal terms will no made. Wu desire also ret>pousiblu Local Agents for each town in the State. M. W. (IAHY, M. C. BUTLER, State Superintendents of Agt-uck-S. Cot.uMiiiA, S. C., September H, 1871. Sept 0_ _ For Sale. THE VACANT LOT, East side of Richard? son, between Lady and Oervaia streets, measuring on Ricbardson street !>2 feet 2 inches, on East linc 57 feet, on tho North and South 105 feet. Bounded North by tho lot on which the United Statis (Nickersun's) Hotel stood, on tho South by Col. Thomas Davis. This Lot is regarded as a first rato location for a mercantile house. J. W. PARKER, Sept 7 12 Real Estate Broker. Charleston Charitable Association. Incorporated by Act of Assembly, lb70-'71, anti approved March 8, 1871. FIRST nil A N I) SINGLE NUMBER RAFFLE! AND nisTainuTioM or 400 Awards in United States Gold Bonds, New Issue, FOR THE BEE El1 IT OF TUE FREE SCHOOL FEED, WILL TAKE l'LACE OM THURSDAY, OCTOBER H, 1871, -4? No. 147 Meeting Sheet, Charleston, S. C., at 1 O'Clock F. M., in Public. Full Certificate Shares, $5; Halves, $2.50; Quarters, $1.25. Ten Thousand Numbers Only ! FOUll HUNDRED AWAHDH of United States Oold ?onda (new ?aune) to bo distributed immediately upon tito ItafJlu taking placo. SCHEDULE: OF AWARDS. One Award ot SK),01)1) In Gold Bouda, Ii?.910,000 Ono Award of $2,500 iu Gold liomin, ia.'2,500 Oue Award o? 2 000 iu Oold Honda, ia.'.. 2.000 Ono Award of 1.000 in Gold Honda, ia. 1,000 Ono Award of 500 in Gold Bunds, ia. fiOO Ono Award of 500 in Gold bouda, ia. 500 Ono Award of 500 in Gold Bond?, i?. 500 Ono Award of 250 in Gold Honda, ia. . 250 Ono Award of 250 in Gold Honda, ia. 250 Ono Award of 250 in Gold Honda, ia. 250 Ono Award of 250 in Oold Honda, ia. 250 Ono Award of 200 in Gold bunda, is. 21?) Ono Award of 200 in Gold Honda, ia. 200 Ono Award of 200 iu Gold honda, ia. 20(1 Ono Award of 200 in Gold Honda, ia. 200 Fivo Awarda of 100 in Gold Honda, aro. 500 Ten Awarda of 50 iu Gold Honda, aro. 500 Twenty Awarda of onn-half each of ono $50 Gold Bond, aro. 500 Fifty Awarda of ono fifth ea< h of ono $100 Gold bond, are. 1,000 Ono Hundred Awarda of one-tenth each ol one $100 Gold Htind, are.1,000 Two Hundred Awards of one-twentieth each of ono $100 Oold bond, aro. 1,000 400 Awards to be Distributed in Gold Bonds, IN CONFORMITY TO LAW. Fx |)ln II a lion of tile Dist rttiiil lon. ?Kumbera from 1 to 10,000, (tho eamo numbera being on tho Certif?calos,) aro printed on Bnpnrato alina of papor, which aro each encircled in tubes; and aro all placed in a Glass Kunu; Cj ?Ilium. Tli? Four Hundred Awards, ill accordance with tho schedule above, aro alan printed on sep?ralo alipa of paper, and each ia encircled in a tubo, and all aro then placed in another glass cylinder, called th? Award Cylinder. Tho cylinders aro both re? volved, and a mininer ia taken iroin Ibo cylinder of numbera bv a boy"blind-folded, and ono of tho awarda ia taken from tho Award Cylinder bv a boy like? if o blind-folded, both of which aro exhibited to tho apectatnra. and auch number will bo entitled to tho award; and thia operation will bo ropoated until 100 numbera aro taken from tho Number Cj linder and 100 Awarda from tho Award Cylinder to auch numbera. The Cnmniiaaiouora will enter down each limn ber on their booka ns taken from the cylin? der n nm bore, mid tho Awarda to oaub IIB taken from tho Award 0> linder. Tho Itu til? will take placo nh tho ?lay and commence at tho hour named. There will lie no p'<atpoueiuent whatever, and all tho Awarda muat bo di?tril.ut< d. Certificates for Sale nt nil tin- Agencien of tliv Asaoclat?nii. CoMUissioNF.lts- FENN PECK AND JAMES GI bbl LAND. For orders, address ti, T. LEVIN, Agent, Main alreet, Columbia. S. C. J. I*. UOUUACli, General Agent, Noi. 147 Mooting etreot, Charleston, S. C. Sept l l ALL READY AT THE Popular and Low-Priced Iry Goods HOUSE OF W. D. LOVE & CO. WE have opened thia season up lo tho present timo 150 packages of Ctioico Gumlu for Pall and Winter, selected with groat caro expressly for thia market, bought direct from lirat bunds, at much h;i<e than re? gular prices. All tho departments aro now complete. Wo have a full lino of DRESS OOODS, com? prising all tho nev fabrics, such as Epaiig hues, Valouis de Paris, Japanese Silks. Pop? lins, Ch allies, Ac, unrivaled for qualities, slvles and prices. In CARPETS and RUGS, wo have some of tin? choicest goods produced Ibis season. We have a big stock of BLANKE I S, Shawls, Cloaks, Sucks, Jackets, Cloths. Casaimeres, Tweeds, Jeans, Dinseys, Chocks, Homespun* and Prints, which must bc cold tu make room for moro ou thc way. A nico line of CLOAKINO by tho yard. Our HOSIERY, Gloves and Merino Under? wear cannot be excelled anywhere. Wo keep tho best quality of TAU LE DA? MASK, Napkins, Do; nea. Towels and Linens in tho Slato for the money-housokecpers make a note of this. We bave a nico line of Ladies' white ready made UNDKR-CLOTH1NG, mudo in ihu bust manner, ot Uno material. Our Laco and Embroidery Department always contain the latest novelties. Ladies' Fancy Silk Neck-Ties, in all tho ?lbw styles. Wo sell tho beat White Dress Sliiit in the eily for tho mouey. Wo solicit ordors from city or count ry, and invito all to inspect our stock, which will bo shown freely. Pleaso remember wo keep only thc best makes of Goods, and have but ONE PRICE. W. I). LOVE A CO., Columbia Hotel Building, W. D. LOVE. Main street. ;1t. ll. McCnr.KUV. _ Sept 10 Willes and Liquors. THE undersigned beg leave to call thc attention nf consumers and wholesale purchasers, to their assortment of goods in Ibis une, which thuy aro offering at prices which defy competition. Their mock consists in part ol Choice OTA RD BRANDIES, Domestic and California Brandies. Choice Old Rye, Nectar and Monogram Whiskies, Common und Rectified Whiskii s. Old Port, Sherry, Madeira and Malaga Wines, Ginger, Cherry and Blackberry Brandice, Barclay, Perkins ,V Co.'a London Porter, Younger'a Sparkling Alloa Ale, Angostura Ritters, Stnughton Bitters. Champagnes of the. following choice brands: Louis Roederer, Dolmouioo, Hiedseick, Carte Blanche,Cabinet sud California Champagnes. ALSO, Old Rolland Ghi; Wolfe.'* Schiedam Schnapps, Jamaica Ruin, etc.. eic. _Sept 7 _JOHN AGNEW .V. RON. Our Own Glove. W E atc in receipt of the first bhipment of a beautiful lino of KID GLOVES, manufac? tured and imported for u-<, every pair of which is warranted. Money returned if the Glove breaks. R. C. SHIVER & CO. I Sept 10 "CLEAR THE DECKS FOR AC HON," O I'll SPLENDID STOCK AND BOOTS S SHOES, THE LARGEST l.\ THE SOLI!!! is N O \V A lt lt I V I N (i . TRE trado of this placo must concentrate. Consumers of these goods must look to thoir interest. Cur house is ready, willing and able tn make thia the BEST MARKET IN THIS SECTION FOR GOODS at onco FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP ! The history of all trade ia that large ' amounts of goods aro handled much cheaper than small amounts. Hu vern, look to vour in I terestl il. O. SHIVER di CO. I Sept 6_ WE ask of buyers an ezamiuatiou of tho ? following gooda: CALIFORNIA BRANDY. California Tort Wine. California Angelica. California Hock, j California Muaeatelle. I O. P. Gardner's North Carolina Corn. I Suit's, 1836, Rye. Old Virginia Glades. Pure Cognac Brandy. These aro all atandard goods, and wo have put tho pi ices right down to Um bottom. Also, chen]) gooda of all gradea, tho quality and prices of which will certainly pleat e the buyer and save him money. _j\ug 27_L?RICK & LOWRANCE. Seegers' Beer is Pure. IT don't contain Cococulus Indiens Fish Horries In make sleepy or headache. Rust Proof Seed Oats. XAO BUSHELS RUST TROOF RED OK" I OATS for salo by Aug25_EDWARD HOPE. Every One Drinks Seegers' Beer, BECAUSE it gives strength ?nd improves their health. _Mardi ll Paint for Tin Roofing. METALLIC PAINT, containing ninety per cent, motallio oxides, combined willi ferric acid. A now and valuable paint >or tin. iron und all exposed surfacoa. Tho best and cheapest paint for such purpose ever offered in ibis msrkct. For salo bv /.Hg ll) t E. H. HHN?Tsn, Druggist. THE MORRIS COTTON GIN HAS DISTANCED ALL OTU EES, AND is warranted to do it again. For full particulars, relative to these machines, address I',. MORRIS, Juno 18 "mo Columbia. S. C. For Sale. 1,000,000 BER. Purtiescan he supplied at teaso'.iab'c rate? bv apply ing to J-JUN E. OYLES, Sept 2 At Hope's store. -^ULO*?<O:JOL Saleo. Foreclosure of Mortgage. D. C. I'KIXOTTO & BON, Auctioneers. BY vlrtuo of th? power duly conferred on tho Citizens' Havings Dank, of Columbia, by A. li. Monteith and John Irwin, to foreclose mort gagea for the purpose of satisfying their debt, the Citizens' Havings Bank will proceed to nell, at public auction, before the Court HOUHC, in Columbia, on tho FIRST MONDAY in October next, all and singular the mort? gaged premises hereinafter described, to wit: All that lot or parcol of LAND, tiituated in tho city of Columbia, Booth Carolina, and bountied en tho North by Divino etreet. East by Assembly street, ?South by Blossom Btreet, and Went by Gates atrcot; containing four acron, more or lesa, mortgaged as tho proper? ty of John Irwin. AI.BO, All that lot or parcel of Land, H i tu a ted in the city of Columbia, South Carolina, bound? ed du tho North by Bice street, East by Bull Ht re et, ?-oti'h by Tobacco street, and West by Marion utrcet ; containing four aeren, more or lena, mortgaged as the property of A. II. Mon? teith. Thc above property will be divided in lots to auit purchasers. ALSO, All that certain tr?ct or parcel of Land, situated in Bicblaud County, about nine miles from Columbia, containing 1021 acres, more or leas, and hounded on tho North by Black Luke, on tho Kant by lauda of Mrs. Brevard, Smith by Kaiford's Creek, and Weat by lands of Dr. Alfred Wallace; mortgaged aa tho pro? perty nf A. II. Monteith and Johu Irwin. Terms caf h. WM. MARTIN, President of Citizens' Savings Bank. For particulars inquire of E. W. SIBBELS k CO., Sept 12 t_Real Estate Brokers. TH?~R?Ll?BL? 3 CLOTHING AND HAT HOUSE 8. & W. C. SWAFF1ELD HAVE JUST RECEIVED v*? the largest sud choicest atock Tra o? READY-MADE CLOTH- fiW . ING, HATS and FUUNI8H-"ru* 'ING GO "DS, that they have ever offered to the public, and embracing every Hizn made. As wo intend to do a larger trade than wo have heretofore dono, we will be en? abled to sell at a SMALLER PROFIT than wo hav? heretofore done. Our French styleB of CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS Aro acknowledged by all to bo the choicest selection of Gooda ever seen in thia market. Our stylo ot GETTING UP GARMENTS will be superior to anything we have heretofore attempted. Our stock of SHIRTS, SCARFS and UN DEllWEAR need but tb be acen to be appre? ciated. HATS-wo bavo all the latest styles. Wo arc still making to order those perfect fitting SH I UTS. E. & W. C. SWAFFIELD. Sv~ Country merchants supplied RB cheap as anv house South of Now York. 8ept 10 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. 1 _AugUHt30_ CLOTHING HOUSE OF CHILDS & WILEY, COLUMBIA. S. C. WE bavo marked down all of our large stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING to auch low figures that tho price comes within reach of all that wish a good titting garment, ruado in tho latest stylo and by tho beat mak? ers in New York. Wo are tho only house that aell All Linen Drawers at SI.50. Wo aro tho only houuo that bavo Ibo imported 8eo-8ucker Calcutta Suits, warranted genuine. An in? spection of our largo stock will settle the mind of any ono that money ie made by buy? ing from na. Thirty-two inch 8ole Leather Trunks, onlv a few left, at $20 Juno 23 "NEWS. TlIE Proprietor or tho "LITTLE 8TORE" has just returned from Now York with a neat assortment of Choice Goods. Cheapest yet of tho sea sou. Call and seo, at july 27 C. F. JACKHOS'S. Illwlii St. COUNTY CLAIMS ANO JURY CE11TI? KIC ATES bought by Fob 5 D. GAMUHILL, Broker.