The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, September 15, 1871, Image 3

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1 ? '?' ? ' 1 '_ -? ??? rorelun A Ga. I rs I NOON DESPATCHES. DELATIONS OP FRANCE AND ITALY-COM? BINATION OP EMPLOYEES AGAINST STIUKEHS-DISARMAMENT OF NATIONAL QU ARD-RAVAGES OP CHOLERA-THIERS* MESSAGE-MARINE DISASTER-COSTOM3 CONFERENCE, AO., AO. FLORENCE, September 13.-Tho Opi? nion Btutos thut Count Peroneal, ibo French Minister, declares that Franco nooepts accomplished facts in Italy. She only wishes to see the spiritual in? dependence of the people secure. A re? newal of cordial relations between Franoe and Italy is, therefore, possible. LONDON, September ll.-Tho asso? ciated employons of Newcastle have 4,110 men working, with coustaut addi? tions, aud will soon restore former acti? vity to the factories. PARIS, September l-l.-Disarmament of tho National Guard has commenced, with no resistance. Tranquillity prevails everywhere. Despatches from various points show that cholera prevails to a dreadful extent in tho central and Southern portions of Prussia. VERSAILLES, September ll -In the Assembly, to-day, a messnge from Presi? dent Thiers was received, the reading of which occupied half an hour. Thiers says the members have well earned a suspension of their arduous lubors. He promises, in tho meantime, to work in? cessantly for the re-organization of the country, and frankly asks the deputies to ascertain from their constituents at home whether tho country wishes for a reaonstruotiou based on the glorious tra? ditions of a thousand years, or for the abandonment of the ship of state to a torrent leading to an unknown futuro; in brief, whether the people waut a monarchy or a republic. Tho messnge was coolly received. Some passages woro greeted with laughter. Tho As? sembly then proceeded to discuss, and finally adopted, a bill providing for a prolongation of the session from the 17th of September to tho 1th of December. The main feature of the bill is tho ap? pointment of a committee of twenty-fivu to control the Government during the recess. NIGHT DESPATCHES. VERSAILLES, September 14.- A confer enoe in regard to customs is progressing between Germany and Franco. It is thought concessions will secure the eva? cuation of all hut six French depart? ments. LONDON, September 14.-One case of cholera is reported ut Newcastle. An unknown American brig foundered off Lands End. All wero lost. .A mci K an lill. Ulur u, t . NOON DESPATCHES. CHINESE IN CUBA-OMAHA ELECTION-SALE OP A RAILROAD-NEW JERSEY DEMOCRACY -EPISCOPAL CONVENTION-RECOMMEND ATI ON TO ABOLISH UNION LEAGUES-TUE NEW YORK COMPTROLLER-PEVEll DEATH ?-FIRES-MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRACY, AO., AC. WASHINGTON, September 12.-Tho fol? lowing table of special nativities of some of the Elstern cities, including Haiti more, has been obtained from the census office: New York-Total population 912,292; born in the Uuited Stutes 523, 198, born in the State 484,109, born in New Jersey 8,0(31, born iu Connecticut -5,140, bora iu Pennsylvania 4.099. Philadelphia-Total population G74.022; born in the Uuited States 490.398, boru in the State 428,250, born in New Jersey 18,157, born in Delaware 91,896, born in New York 8,805. Brooklyn, N. Y. Total population 896,099; born in the United States 251,381, born in the State 219.774, born in New Jersey 6,009, born in Massachusetts 5,711, born in Connec? ticut 5,261. Baltimore, Md.-Total po? pulation 267,351; born in the United States 210,870, born in tho State 187, 650, born in Virginia and West Virginia 9,073, born in Pennsylvania 5,121, born in New York 2,015. Boston, Muss. Total population 250,526; born in the United States 172,450, born in the State 127,620, boru in Maine 14,858, boru io New Hampshire 7,612, born in Vermont 2,495. HAVANA, Septomber 13.-The local authorities in various parts of the island have sent to Havana over 2,000 Chinese whoso apprenticeship had expired while others are runaways. The first numed, according to previous laws, must re-hire themselves or leave Cuba. Tho last named will be delivered to their musters. Tho notorious insurgent Lari, and five others, have delivered themselves up. OMAHA, September 13.-Tho eleotion in Colorado yesterday went Republican. ST. LOUIS, September 13. -Tho St. Louis and St.' Joseph Railroad was sold at public auction this P. M., for $137,000, under order of the United States Dis? trict Court, for liabilities of the road, which are $1,500,000. Duoiel P. Arm? strong, of St. Louis, was tho purchaser. TRENTON, N. J., September 13.-Joel Parker wus nominated for Governor by the Democratic Convention by acclama? tion. WASHINGTON, Septembor 14 -Mnjor Hodge, in a lotter to the Secretary of War, confessing his defalcation, impli? cates a banking house in New York, who, he states, know tho money used in the speculations was Government money. He makes confession of $450,000 defal? cation, but does not mention tho name of the New York firm which knowingly nsed the money. He asks for leniency, and begs a small provision for his fami? ly. Hodge has about $50,0u0 vorth of prop or ty. CHICAGO, September 14.-In tho Epis? copal Diocesan Couvenlion, Bishop Whitehouse narrated tho incidents of his recent visit to Christ's churoh. Ho censured the wardens for continuing to employ a degraded minister, and dis? posed of the wurdeos by degrading them. Ohief Justice Chase has entirely reco? vered his health and strength. NEW YORK, Septembor 14.-The sub? joined report in reference to tho present condition of afluir? in Louisiana was forwarded ta-dny to tho Secretary of the Natioual Oouucil of the Union League of America, by Thomas W. Conway, State Superintendent of Education for Louisiana, nud member of the Leaguo: To Thoa, G. Baker, Secretary National LT. L. A. of America: The councils of tho Leaguo of Louisi? ana may bo discontinued. Gov. War mouth'd administration has scoured to tiie State perfect peace. lu every part of the State, tho Ku Klux has died un? der it; and I see no need for the League suv louger ns n menus of peacefully se? curing tho rights elf loyal men. [Signed] TUGS. W. CONWAY. The Sun says Mayor Hall intended, in tho eveut of Connolly's resignation, to appoint Geu. McClellan, who had been approached, and reluctantly couscutud tu take the pille?. Tho Sun is assured that the Mayor intends to proceed for Connolly's impeachment. NIGHT DESPATCHES. I CHARLESTON, September ll.-Sade J steamer Falcon, Baltimore. Ouo fever death in thu lust twenty four hours. MONTREAL, September 14.-Tho four oared nico vms won by tho Hulifux Bar? ton crow; B?uforth second; Winship third. LEXINGTON, KY., September 13.-Billy Patterson won the first race-time 1.49%, 1.50; Nellie Gray won the second -time 1.50??, 1.52.!^. SPRINGFIELD, MASS., Soptomber li. Tho State Democratic Convention elect? ed Edward Avery President. John Quincy Adams wus nominated for Go? vernor. Tho resolutions accept tho new amendments aud denounce prohibition. WASHINGTON, September 14.-Tho War aud Treasury Departments aro en? deavoring to shift thu responsibility for Hodge's defalcation. Probabilities-Bain and threatening weather, with increasing North-easterly winds, will probably extend to night to i Lake Superior and New York, aud pre? vail in New Englaud by Friday night. The light ruins will probably bo tollo wed by clearing weather in the South and Gulf States. NEW YORK, September 14. -The Union Torpedo Works, uear Fulton street, ex? ploded. Six wero killed aud eeveu or eight wounded. The buildings were shattered. TROY, N. Y., September 14 -Tho Na? tioual Association of Spiritualists elected Viutoria Woodhull President. ST. LOUIS, September l t.-A despatch says tho express ollice of Ellis Sc Co. was robbed of $20,000. SAUATOGA, September 14 -Tho Park Piuca Hotel und a large pottiou of the Crescent Hotel was burned. WILMINGTON, N. C., September 14. A man, representing himself us J. Kel? ler, called ut thu First Natioual Bank, to-day, and offered to sell a registered United States bond, No. 1,488, issued under the Act of 3d of March, 18G5. The bond is of the denomination of $10.000. He was arrested by the Depu? ty Uuited States Marshal; and thu case came up before Uuited States Cuuiuiis MiQuigg, this afternoon, but was post? poned uutil to-morrow. Tho bond is cuveuted by the Treasury Department. -.-. - Poles for 214 miles of tho overlaud telegraph hare beeu erected in South Australia. Board of Trade. AMEETING of the Board of Traie will be held TH Id EVEN INO, at 7J o'clock, in Te io pe rn. oe o Hall. Hopt 15 JOHN D. O ALP WELL. Sec'y. A Card. THE copartnership of Butler A Black, as General (State Agents of tho Carolina Lifo Insurance Company, is dissolved by mutual consent. M. C. BU TLElt, Sept. 14,1871. J. L. BLACK. Tho undersigned have this day associated themselves together in the General Htato Agency Carolina Lifelusurauco Company, un? der the name of BLACK, POHCUElt & CO. Agents wanted to canvass tho State. Terina liberal. JOHN L. BLAilK, P. M. PORCHER, Rcpt 15 t6_E. Vf. HI KB L KU. The State of South Carolina. CO UN TY of YORK-CO UJtTof PRO JJ A TE Hannah B. Spencer, Petitioner, against Mar? tha Spencer, Thomas Spencer, Sr., Marga? ret. Spencer, Joseph Spencer, James Harbi? son, Tnomiis Harbison, Francis Spencer, Mary Spencer, Thomas Spencer, Jr., John Spencer, Juckson Spencer, Jesse Spencer, Josiuh K. Spencor, Elizaboth J. Spencer, Robert B. Spencer, Mary Spencer mid Susan Cunningham.-Simulions in Partition. Tit TUB DEFENOANTS AUOVE NAMEO: Y?U are hereby summoned und required to answer tho petition in this action, winch has boen tiled iii tho l'rohato Jtulgo's ofliuo for York County, and to servo a copy of your answer to tho said petition on tho sub? scriber, at his oflico in York vii le, Sou li Caro j lina, within twenty days alter tho service Hereof, exclusive of tho day of such service; aud if you fail to answer tho petition within thu tune aforesaid, thu plain titi" in thia action will apply to tho Court lor tho relief dornand od therein. Dated Vorbville, 8. C., September 8,1871. JAMES P. HART, PlaiutiiTs Attorney. To James Harbison, Thomas Harbison, Fran, eis Spencer, Mary Spencer, Thomas Spen? cor, John Spencer. Jackson Spencer, Jesse Spoucer, Josiah K. Spencer, Elizabeth J. Spencer Robert li. Spencer, Mary Spencer and Susan Cunningham. Take notice that this action is commoncod for tho partition of laud iii ttio Probate Court in and for thu County of York, and that a summons in this notion, of which the forego? ing is a oopy, was died in tho oftioo of tho Judgo of said County, at Yorkvillo, in said State, on the. 8th day of September, ls71. JAMES V. HART, Plaintiffs Attorney. YoilKVlLI.E, 8. C., Hep tum ber 9, 1871. Supt 15_ ff? The Southern and Atlantic TELEGRAPH CO. Now Opon for Business. OFFICE, COLUMBIA HOTEL. _Bcpt 14_ Candy! Candy'. pr (\ BOXES assorted CANDY-full weight ?JU and pure article. As Canny of light weight is extensively sold in this market, purchasers will lind it to their interest to liavo tho boxes weighed before buying. He guarantee 25 pounds in each box. \ Sept 12 JOHN AGNEW it SON. FINANCIAL. ANO COMMKKCIAL. COLUMBIA, 8. C., September 14 -Suies of cotton, to-day, 27 bales-middling 18>??o. ; a few fauey lots brought 18^. LIVERPOOL, September ld-3 P. M. Colton firm-uplands 9>?; OrleniiH O-^; sates lu,ODO bules; export and specula? tion 4,DOO. LONDON, September ll-Noou.-Con? sols 93>?. Bonds 93^. LIVEKFOOL, September ll-Evening. Cotton closed tirm-uplands 9jS?; Or leuus 9-l.j. NEW YORK, Septembor 14-Noon. Flour a s bad o Himer. Wheat a trille higher. Corn a td nul o finner. Pork dull, at 13.50@13.75. Lard steady. Cot? ton steady-uplands 213?; Orleuus 21 >?; sales 1,200 bales. Freights linn. Stocks steady aud active.. Gold xtrong, ut 14(a) ll^tj. Governments dull and heavy. States dull but steady. Money easy, ut 3. Exchange-long 8;^; short 8J8. 7 P. M.-Money easy. Sterling firm? er, at 8))j@8J?- Gold 13%. Govern? ments rutlier heavy-li2s 15. Tcuucssces 73 Lj; new T?%. Virgiuias 03; uow 091 jj. Louisiauus 05; now GO; levees 71; 8s 82. Alabamas 1.00; 5s 08. Georgias 82; 7s 91. North Curolinns 12;,u'. South Cu roliuns 70; now 07.I4. Cotton steudy uplands 213B; Orleuus 2l,'..?. Flour more uctivo. Whiskey 92)Wheat a shade firmer-winter red Western 1.53(M}1.58. Corn firmer, ut 72@72bJ. Pork u sbudo eusior, at 13.37(^13.50. Lard lower uud moro active-kettle 9j,?\ Freights firm. Sales of cotton for future delivery, 9,001) bules-for September, 203y; October, V?%@Vi$i; November, ??J?^?9??? De cemuur, 1UJ.<($19%; January, 10;'.i ; Fe? bruary, liifi'. Muren, 19??; April, 20 J?. CINCINNATI, September 14.-Flour firm. Corn higher, ut 53. Pork steudy, ut 12.50. Lard 9. Bacou in light demuud -shoulders 6}g<@G%; sides 7,,?(??^^s? asking >?c. higher. Whiskey 90. ST. LOUIS, September 14.-Flour firm. Cora scarce aud higher. Whiskey 80. Pork 12.50($13.00. Bacou firm for job j bing and order lots-shoulders 7; clear sides 8. Lard 0@9}4'. LOUISVILLE, September 14 -Bugging sternly, at 17J.<(?18. Flour-demuud light. Corn firm. Provisions firm, but few buyers. Pork 12.B0@ 12.75. Shoul? ders G t.< ; clear sides Packed hird 9%(3?%. Whiskey 93. NEW ORLEANS, September 14.-Bacou briner, ul 7% (?9I4. Others unchauged. Cotton Brm-middliug VJ}?(??l[)}X; re? ceipts 813 huies; sales 153; stock 22.001. MEMPHIS, September 14.-Cotton in fair demand, at lower rates-middliug 20. SAVANNAH, September ll-Cotton firm-low middling 18J.?; receipts 210 bales; sales 00; stock 3,107. NORFOLK, September ll. - Cotton quiet-low middling 18J|<>(?^18^4 ; re ceipts 73 bales; stock 511. HUSTON, September 14 -Cotton quiet laud firm-middliug 21;?.,'; receipts 17 , bales; sides 300; stock 7.UO0. CHARLESTON, September ll -Cotton tinner-middling 10; receipts 17S balo>; sales 300; stock 4,257. MOBILE, September ll.-Cotton quiet -middling lO.'.^ (jjl 10?.j ; receipts 123 bales; sales 100; stock 5.878. WILMINGTON, September ll-Cottou firm-middling 19; receipts 15 bules; j stock 801. BALTIMORE, September ll.-Flour super city mills advanced 50c.; Western and Howard street held higher; market favors sellers. Wheat active. Cora quiet and steady. Provisions and whis? key unchanged. Cotton quiet-mid? dling 20%; receipts 50 bales; sides 45; stock 720 PHILADELPHIA, September ll.-Cotton quiet and firm-middling 21,',,. GALVESTON, September 14.-Cotton quiet aud steady-good ordinary 17>4? receipts 701 bales; sales 500; stock 12, 031. AUGUSTA, September 14.-Cotton firm -middliug 19; receipts 180 bales; Bales 170. R. G. SHIVER & CO. ^^RE receiving elegant uoveltics in MO QUETTS, WILTONS, VELVETS, CARPETS and a very largo supply of TAPESTllY, BRUSSELS- new patterns. Axminster, Am busson and Turkey CARPETS, in ono piece. Rugs, Mats, Oil Cloths, Rubber Foot Mats, Similes, Damask, Reps, Cornices and Cornice Moulding, Steel Engravings, Chromos, Rub? ber Cuspadors, Taper Hangings, Baskets, Cloths, Hampers, and every possiblo article for house-furnishing. ALSO, J MILLINERY, DRESS-MAKING, SEWING MACHINES, (Orover A Baker,) BOOTS and SHOES, RATS and CAPS, SHIRT-MAKING, Ac, Am Our third lloor devoted to wholesale en? tirely. It. C. SH VER. Sept 15 DAVID J ON ES. Boarding. MISS CORDELIA MORDECAI announces that hsr establishment, Southwest cor? ner of Sumter and Lady streets, is prepared to accommodate Boarders, permanent and transient, where thu tantos and comforts of tho mont fastidious will Im guaranteed. Supt fl_?Inl*_ The Doctors Recommend Seegers'Beer IN nroforonco to London Porter and Scotch Alo. Why? They know lt ls nnadultorated. Starch, Soap and Candles. BONUS PEARL STARCH, 50 boxes Adamantino and Sperm Can? dles, 101) boxes Extra Family Soap, 50 boxes Olivo and Century Soap. Du hand and for salo low, at wliolesala and retail, hy JOHN AGNEW & SON. The Best in the Market! IHAVE jual roturnod from Now York with thu lineal Block io tho market, embracing WATCHES of all grados, JEW EL It Y of all sty loa, Silver and Plated Wiro of tho nmst modern pattorus-beautiful in design, dura bio, cheap aud warranted to suit. My stock includes every I hing to bo found in tho New York market, and I do not intend to bo under sold. Call and oximino for yonr HOIV s. Attontivo dorks will gladly show you tho tlnost assortment of articles above named, and of Kings, LockctB, Sleevo Buttons, Breast Pins; in fact, ovorything needed or to he lound in a tlrst class Jowolrv store. ISAAC SUL/. li AO H EH, Sept 14_Under Columbia. Hotel. GOSSIP! NOT to bo behind our neighbors, to Bay nothing of our being emulous to sur? pass them, wo beg to offer for inspection and purchase one of the beet stocks ever shown in our Hue in any market; every effort energy and enterprise eui suggest, every advantage oapital und experience nfford us, aro med solelv tor the purpose of furnishing the ntbT good? at loweet poesild i prices. Also, need scarcely add, thu- nil our weights are slaiidiird-10A oz. lo the pound, if any in? ducement. PiiOrju. Well, that P LOU lt is just ns good ns any man's Flour-void perhaps lower, und weighs as usual l'.Hi pen ii (l-i tn the barrel. CO tr-F KISS. Stock full, bought before rise in price and advance iii gold-full weight guaiautoed, ut old price.-. si; c Alts. All grades di reel from Ki fineries-told ul less.than cost [of coursu everybody docs ilj und iib cheating about weights either. LIQ, VORS. Thean are pure domestic and imported, and Mold mindful ot Uncle Sam's commandment, "Thou bhalt not water thy ardent spirit? without a special license." Wc have no epe ci.tl license. New Good* eon it an t Iv arriving. Please call and examino. Gt.O. S VMM li KS. _Sept 13 Universal Life Insurance Company. WE aro desirous of securing ilia services of A half dozen net ive Canvassing Agents in South Carolina tor th. Universal Lilli Insurance Company, of New York, with Whom liberal terins will bu made. We desire also re-pon.Mblo Local Agents for each town tu tile State. M. W. GA KY, M; C. BU PLEB, State Superintendents of Am neus. COI.UMIIIA, S. C., Sent ember 8, 1S71. Sept U For Sale. fTUIE VACAN T LOT, East side nf Kiehard X. son. between Lady ?ind (ielvain streets, measuring nu Kicliardsou street 52 feet 2 inched, nu East lice 57 feet, on the North and South Kio feet. Hounded North hy the lot on I which thc United Stall s ( Nickersnn's) Hotel stood, on the South hy Col Thomas Davis; This Lot in regarded us a li ret rule location i for a mercantile house. J. W. PA It K EH, Sept? 12 Heal Enhile broker. , New Books! New Books!! New Books!!! . hjiHE DOMESTIC LIKE OF THUS. JEF i FEKSON. Hy his grand daughter, Surah N Kuudolph. $2.50. Heminiscencos of Fifty Years. Hy Murk boyd. $1.75. "At Laut." A Christmas in the Went In? dios. Hy Charles Kingsley, with many illus? trations. $2. '.Light and Electricity." Hy J. Tyndall. Tho Coming Hace; or, Tho New Utopia. . Six Boya. A Mother's Story. By the Ame? rican Tract Society. $1.25. Tho Earthly Paradise. A Poem. By Wil? liam Morris. Three volumes. $4.50. "Eruestino." By Georgo Sand. 75c. Torriblo Temptation. BvClias. Hoado. 3flc. Also, a large selection o? new Novels hy Hie hedi authors, just received and f< > r s ale at pub lisher'u price*, by BHYAN & MCCAKTEK. Thornwell's Collected Writings, THEOLOGICAL and Ethical, 2 volumes, embellished with Dr. Thornwell's por? trait. $4 per volume. Memories of Patinos. By MacDulT. $2. The Conservativo Ht-format hm and ita The? ology. By Kev. Charles P. Krowth, Di D. $5 The Unseen World. Hv Kev. Dr. Slink. (1. NEW KOVKLS, Her Lord and Master. By Florence Maryalt Won, not Wooed. By thc author t.f Bred in the Bono, ftc 50 cents. Terri bio Temptation. By Charles Hoado. Uniform edition of Grace Aguilor's Works, j such as Mother's Keeompensc, Vale of Cedars, ?c., alli per volume. Tho shove hooks sent to any address, post paid, on receipt ot prico Aug 1 DUFFIE fi CHAPMAN. Booksellers. Vegetable Blood and Liver Pills. Pure Hile! Pure Mood! Pure Firth! AMUCK needed medicine, in nil iropieal ch?nales, ia a Blood Purifier und a Liver Kegulator. The.-o PILLS combine the essen? tial properties of un Invigorator of tho Liver and I'm ?lier id tins Blood. The (argent organ in ibu body ?H the Liver, lt is the freut work-shop of the body. When I hin important organ does not act. the skin boemues Hal? low; eick headache bets in, with chilly sensa? tions; cold lui min and feet ; pain in the head; hectic fever; gusti ic disturbance; vomiting; u feeling of wei ubi in the region ol the Liver; a dry Cough. Among other symptoms ot liver derangement, me a ircness in iii? rei*ion of thu liver, neron* tho stomach, und below the ribs; oppressed stomaoh; face somctimCH Mushed; feverishness in the afternoon or nt night; drowsiness and indolence; nervous watchful neus ut night; melancholy, blue-; dreams, commonly frightful; chest oppressed and heavy; dulling pains in the abdomen; faintness; sighing; difficult and tdiort breath; pain in the chest, about tho lungs, commonly mistaken tor pleurisy; shifting pams, like thone of rheumatism; colics; sometimes u short, sharp cough, willi dryness of throat; unpleasant throbbing about tho stomach; ex? cess of dandruff, mid scurfy deposit on the skin; fulling of thu hair; fulness and straitness of Ihn abdomen, with desiro to looaeii tho clothing, sour stomach, with symptoms of dyspepsia; bilious colics; diarrliioa; dysen? tery; fevers; obstinate constipation; intermit? tent fever, or fever und ague; jaundice; cos? tiveness und diurrhiet &lUi irately ; ?xpi moni? tion stringy and sticky; foul mouth in tho morning, often nausea und vomiting; dizzi? ness; pain in tho right shoulder, sometimes in shoulder-blade; inability to lie on lett side; hiccough; occasionally, pain in li ft shoulder, r-oiisonublo uso of tho" BLOOD AND LIVEN PILLS, taken ns directed, will ul ways prevent thia painful termination of thu disorder. These Pilla are for sale hy ED WA Kp IL HEINITSH, August ?Of ('lu mist und Diugei-d. COUNTY CLAIMS ANO J ll lt Y CK UTI. PICATKQ bought bv Fob 5 D. GAM lilli I.L. Broker. ALL READY AT THE Popular and Low-Priced Dry Goods IIOUSE OF W. D. LOVE & CO. WE havo oponed thin season up to tho present timo 150 package? of Choice Good? for Fall and Winter, bolocted with groat caro oxprosaly for thia market, bought direct from lind banda, at much loas than re? gular price.-!. All tho departmemtH are now complete. Wo havo a full line of DRESS GOODS, cum prising all tlio iio? fahricti, auch ai Epaug lineH, Valuion de Tarin, JapanuHO Silk?, Pop? lin?, Challiea, Ac, unrivaled fur qualities, styles and prices. In OA lt PETS and HUGS, wo havo annie of tim choicest gooda produced thia e canon. Wo havo a hig ?tuck of BLANKE I'S,Shawl?, Cloak?, Sacka, Jacket?, Clutha, Casaiiiicres, Tweed?, Jeana, Linaevs, Check?, Hoineapun? and I'riuta, which inuat bo cubito make room lor moro on tim way. A nico lino of CLOAKING bv tho vnrd. Our HOSIERY, Glove? nnd'Meri?o Under? wear cannot bo excelled any where. We keep tho heat quality of TABLE DA? MASK, Napkins, Doylies, Towels and Linen? in tho Stato for tho money-house-keepers make a noto of thia. Wo havo a nico linc bf Ladies' white ready made UNDER-CLOTH INO, mudo in tho beal manlier, of line material. Our Lace and Embroidery Department alway M contain the biteat novelties. Ladies Fancy Silk Neck-Tica, in all tho now styles Wo soil tho boat White Dross Shirt in tho cit} for thc money. Wo solicit orders from cit] <>r country, and invito all to inspect our stock which will bo shown ii eely. l'loaso remember wo keep only the boa makes of Gooda, und havo hut ON K PKICE. W. D. LOVE A CO., Columbia Hotel Building, W. D. LOVE, Main etrect. IL ll. MeOitKF.itY._Sept 10 Wines and Liquors. - A,?* THE uudorsigned beg leave t \wEB?fcfelT.oalI tho atluhtioh of conaumer ^gSS^g.^ and wholesale purchasers, t ^gSS?Sv?,''"''r asaortmontof good* in ihi ^"Tillie, which they aro ofleriug a prices which defy competition. Their sloe couaiats in part ol Choice OTA BD BRANDIES, Douioatic and California Brandies, Choico Old Rye, Nectar and Monograi Whiskies, Common and lied ?lied Whiskies, Old Port, Sherry, Madeira and Malap, Wines, Ginger, Cherry and Blackberry Brandies, Barclay, Perkiua ?V Co.'s London Porter, Younger** Sparkling Alloa Ale, Angostura Bitters, Stoughton Bitters. Champagne? ut' tin*, following choice brand Louis Itoederer, Delmonico, Hiedscick, Oar Blanche, Cabinet aud California Champagne ALSO, Old Holland Gin, Wolfo'a Schieda Schnapp?, Jamaica Ruin, etc., etc. Sept 7_Jj MIN AON E\V? SON. Odd Fellows' Academy. #THE undersigned take pleaau in announcing to their pairo and frie-ndd, and to tho public j: Morally, that thia Institution w be re-opened on tho brat Mond in September next. Pupils will bo prepared by a I b or ou | courao of training fur tho South Carolina Ul vorsity, or any other institution of learni in tho country, for mercan tile, or any other tho ordinary pursuits ot life. Their object to give to the citizens of Columbia a Iii class School, the expenses of which will al tho same time within reach of all. Til therefore respectfully call attention to th reasonable HATES OF irrrios: Academic Department, per month,.io Primary " " " .4 Preparatory " " " .Ii No paiua will bc Spared to give entire aal faction. J. J, A?eO?NTS. August 27 t!3 lt. U. CLARKSON. WK a.?k of bilyera an examination of t following gooda: CALIFORNIA BRANDY. California Tort Wine. California Angelica. California Hock. California Muscalelle. O. P. Gardner'? North Carolina Corn. Suit's, 185fi, Ryo. Old Virginia OladcB. Pure Cognac Brandy. Thean aro all standard goods, and we li put tho prices right doten to the bottom. A cheap gooda of all grades, tho quality prices of which will certainly pluaao the bl and save him money. Aug 27 L?RICK & LOWRANC Tea. MWE guaranteo to save el lisna Hy buying of tho so-ca .uroat American Tea Com pa 10 por cent , ir they make like .-basca from ua. Wo have jua c Ivo.? u mi ge lot of TEAS, select fd and t carefully before purchasing, to which we the attention of tho trade and consumers. Aiu: 27 _ L?RICK fr LOW BA NC Old Virginia Hams. ?5?5SRk 1 OOO lbs. Virginia (couutry-cn ^^f^W I A MS, tor ealu liv Sept (i_ KOWARI) HOP Seegers' Beer is Pure. IT don't contain Copperas, Suit, Lim Alum. March Seegers' Beer is Pure. IT don't contain Cococulus Indiens Berries to mn lie sleepy er headache. Bust Proof Seed Oats. P?.rW\ BUSHELS RUST TROOF ; t_>VJl I OATS for salo by AUK 25_KOW VRD HOF Every One Drinks Seegers' Beel BECAUSE it gives strength and impi their health. _March For Sale. 1,000,000 SSL* ?M bo supplied at reasonable rates by apply!: J?HN E. GYLEH Sept '2 At Hope's sin Porter and Ale. CASKS Barclay, Porkins A- Co.'a 1 ?O DON PORTER, and George[Yoi A. Son's sparkling Allon ALE, on ham! tor sale low hy JOHN AGNEW .V St Native and Foreign Wines. SCUPPERNONG, Concord, !-antonie, ret, Champagnes, just received un anio low. by E. Ut) Relined Oil. pl?TTON SEED REFINED OIL, by th \_J lon or barrel. Also, in Klaas*, pin! ! quart:). For sale low. E. HO ^xxotlono. Sales. City Lota for Bale. PURSUANT to an award of arbitration, and by virtue of tho power? conferred in tho terms of submission of said arbitra? tion, wo will sell, on tue sale-day in Octobor next, all tbo right, title and interest of Jos. Taylor, William Taylor and Lydia Haynes worth, children of Harriet Taylor, do"eased, and of Christopher Hay no? wort li, husband of tho Baid Lydia Haynesworth, in that lot of LAND, in tho city of Columbia, with a brick Htoro thereon, fronting on Gervais street, fifty-two feet four inches, moro or lesa, and but ting and bounding to tho EaBt on Oates street 203 feet, moro or ICBB; Weat, on lot belonging now or formerly to tho estates of Sully Drown and Anua Bannister, and North nh lot belonging now or formerly to Wilton Glover, on tho following torms, to wit: One half cash and the bataneo ou a credit of one year, securod by bond of purchaser und mort? gage of premises. ?Tl?o said lot will bc sold in thrco lots. First lot, with brick store aud sheds, front? ing on Gervais street 52 foot and 4 indies and running back ou Gates street 103 feet. Second lot, in rear of Lot No. 1, and front? ing on Oates street 50 feet and running baca 101 feet, moro or les?. Third lot, North of Lot No, 2, and fronting on Gates stroet 50 feet and running back 104 feet, moro or loss. I'lltchuaCi'b to pftY US tot ntaiUpS a lui pa? pers. JAMES D. TRADE WELL, JOHN T. RHETT, JOHN T. SLOAN, Ja., Sept 10 ni2 Ol_Arbitrators. THE RELIABLE CLOTHING AND HAT HOUSE OF R. & W. C. SWAFF1ELD HAVE JUST RECEIVED tho largCBt and choicest stuck of READY-MADE CLOTH? ING, HATS and FURNISH? ING GO 'DS, that they havo ever offered to tho public, and embracing every BIZ? made. As we intend to do a larger trade than wo havo heretofore dono, wo will bo en? abled to sell at a SMALLER PROFIT tban we have heretofore dono. Our French styles of CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS Arc acknowledged by all to ho the choicest ??lection of Goods ever ?oen in this market. Our stylo of GETTING UP GARMENTS will bo miperior to anything wo havo heretofore attempted. Our stock of SHIRTS, SCARFS and UN? DERWEAR need but to be seen to hu appre? ciated. HATS-wo have all the latest BIVICB. Wo are ?till making to order thone perfect litting SHIRTS. R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD. D'S" Country merchants supplied as cheap aa ?nv house South of New York. Sept 10 NEWS . THE Proprietor of the "LITTLE STORE" has just returned from New York with a neat assortment of Choice Goods. Cheapest yot of the season. Call and see, at -Tuly 27 C. F. JACKSON'S. Blain St. CLOTHING HOUSE CHILDS & WILEY, COLUMBIA. S. C. WE have marked down all of our large stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING to such low figures that the prioe oomeB within roach of all that wish a good fitting garment, made in the latest stylo and by the beat mak? ers in New York. We are the only house that sell All Linen Drawers at (1.50. We aro the only houso that have the imported Sea-Sucker Calcutta Suit?, warranted genuine. An in? spection of our largo stock will settle the mind of any ono that money is made hy buy? ing from ns. Thirty-two inch Sole Leather Trunks, only a few left, at $20 June 23 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 j|0_ THE MORRIS^OTTO?T GIN HA S I) IS TA NCEH A LL O THE HS. AND is warranted to do it again, For full particulars, relative to theeo machines, address E. MORRIS, - Juno 18 8mn_ : Columbia. R. O. New Shore Mackerel. KITS, hair and whole barrell, for salo low, by E. HOPE.