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MONT DENIS TONN ED AIL BIO UT-TUE RUS?
SIAN SQUADRON AT PLYMOUTH; AO., AO. g
LONDON, September, J6.r-Th.a Mont
Qen?B tunnol has been .ira versed Jn thir?
ty-eight minutes. The air is good and
the rails are perfectly level.
1 Dake Alexis'squadron ia at Plymouth,
whef? it romains a week. , ,.
: The leaders of the International Soci?
ety promise the London won vers, that
they will prevent the importation of fo?
reign workmen.
Tho British wheat crop is represented
as disastrously deficient.
Clark, th? American bond forger, his
been seut?uc?d to eighteen months' im?
prisonment at hard labor. - . Z.,
American lnttilUacncc.
. . NOON DESPATCHES.
ECKOTOBAIi PnOnABTJjTTIES-SMALI?-r?3
IN IIOWELII, MASS.-SUICIDES, AC, AC.
. WASHINGTON, September. 16.-Th?
Treasury has issued an elaborate state
ment, exculpatory of itself, in thc
Hadge3 defalcation. Hodges' bonds arc
&4O,'00p, and his property is estimated al
850,000.
WORCESTER, M AHB., September 16.
Tw!entyi-iour delegates have been electoc
hero hostile to Butler. Tho Butlerito;
look'to:tbo possession o? .onaward, auc
elected; delegates whose seats will b(
contested. ; .
QMA'H??V S^te'mb?r ., 16.--G?lleghei
(Democrat) wilt, probably bo oleotec
delegate to Ootfgr?sa from New Mexico
by 600/majorlty,'
Granta at W^aahif?gtqri; .
Lbwifiii, M???i? Sep" tomber 16.-Th<
City Council) had a .sp?cial meeting tc
consider r the proyAlenco of e m all -pox
whioh pervades all classes. Eleven DOT
oases.torday,'. .j..
. LEXINGTON, KY., September 16.^
Yesterday^ the' track was bad, Gi?gfl
won ?ie1 first heat^-truxe &U%f 4uZl%
Bpmbaholl won the second-ti tao 2.21^
Pilgrim. Longfellow,. Beulah, Nellr
Gray1" and Morgan Scout have on tore<
for a throe mile race on Satur/day.. ,
; Crt?OAuo, Sop te mb e r 1 G. - Jb dge Chas,
is ; bore?1 quite. thin, '. b ut , his I eyes -afc
bright,1 figare erect, but - speech slightl;
nffectect fTorA'disoase. ' Geni Boaur?gar?
Vtoit&iflhw*;. I;r;. .
Na^oYp?r.,;, September 16.-The ia
junction against the New York > autbori
ti?? can h ot bo dissolved until the genere
term in D?cemb?r;
NIGHT DESPATCHES.
WASHTNCITON,: September 16.-Th
Mexican Claims' Commission will re-at
semblo next week.'- .,
"Wm. M. Meredith, of Pehneylvanio
and Caleb Gushing have been appointe
councillors to Geneva, ns arbitrators.
- The War Department will commette
proceedings against the bondsmen of tb
defaulting Paymaster Hodge.
Probabilities-Partially cloudy an
blearing weather, with rising barometer
is probable for New England on Sac
day,-and very gen orally East of the Mit
?saipni River. The conditions will rc
main favorable for rain on th? immt
;liato Gulf coast, in the course of th
3ay; rising barometor and pleasant wei
ther.for the upper hikes andNorth-wesi
NEW YORK, September 16.-Tho it
i onction does not clog municipal affair
there being ?12,000,000 free in th
.Treasury. The World says it is, (
Bourse, utterly impossible that Com]
troller Connolly should remain in offlc
now; his retirement is morely a questio
^f an hour's time-perhaps, possibly, <
\ day's, but oortainly not of a week'
[f he don't resign now, the Mayor ban
i void impeaching him; and tho Btlgtr
affixed to hiB administration by Jadf
Barnard fpreshadows the sentence thi
would inevitably be passed on him t
the Court of. Common Pleas. If ho
fool-hardy enough to bravo a trial, 1
has no reason to expect the-Court
Common Pleas woola treat him wil
more kindness than Judgo Barn ar
We are confident he will not brave sm
? trial, and we hope to hear of his reai
nation in the course of the day.
Another meeting of the Committee
Seventy was held at the Chamber
Commerce, yesterday. The only bm
ness of consequence was the appoit
ment of a committee to draft aa audre
to the people of the State, advising the
of the necessity of the new oity oharU
The joint committee of oitizenB ai
supervisors report no over-issue of ol
or County bonds, and that the debt v*
correctly stated in August, at 71,75'
000. Sub-committees for the investi/:
tion of details will roport next week.
Governor Hoffman had a private i
terriew with Hall and Connolly tc-dt
The friends of Connolly propose a mi
meeting to protest against the action
ward Connolly by the three other Ta
many chieftains.
Ia Jersey City, recently, two men wi
sufi oca ted while laying gas-pipe. 1
cock, blow out in an excavation whi
they were at work. A third man bar
escaped with his life. r h
SAX FRANCISCO, September! 16.-3
surveyors ot tho South Pud A o Railrc
have reached Petropotio, thirty mi
from Los Angelos. Demooratio St
Harbor Commissioners havo been eh
ed. . ; rrj ..........
B?nWoTON, ,Y*T., September 16.-]
man Cummings," the oldest la wy or in 4
city, is dead; aged 78.
A negro barber, attempting to outr
Alderman Johnson's wife, was held
$20,000 bail. .- ?
Ex-Judge Stuart, a criminal lawj
died to-day, of typhoid fever.
BOSTON, September 17.-Charles
Simonds, Troasurer of the Chelsea <
Light Company, attempted suicide, i
will die. He is charged with an io
cent assault on a boy.
CINCINNATI, September 16.-Th
special trains leave to-night, with T
plars from tho South aud West for ]
timoro. *
Professor D. H. Mahon, tho "fl
Point educator, and tho most die
guished military officer of tho c
, . Oa?MUtatovi?eptember 16.-Arrived
-steamer Mar jland, Baltimore. Sailed
steamer Georg?; New York; bark Arohi
.te?lf Bria to", England; schooner Hattie,
I Providence. . , *
The Lynchburg News, of tho 13th
j informed that.a United States soldier
was stabbed and killed at Psmplin's de?
pot a day or two previous. It is stated
that the Boldier had rudely jostled n lady
on tho train, knocking her bonnet offj
her escort had Bomo words with the BO]-'
dior about it, the latter drew a knife,
when the other also dre wand stabbed
with fatal effect.
H triNANCXAli A.ND CU 91 m Kite I A JU.
NEW YORK, September IC-Noon.
Soles of cotton for future delivery Inst
evening 3.G00 bales; Seotomber 20\^(7h
'?0%; October 19>?@19 15-16; November
19?ii@19J8; December 19&; April 20%.
Flour and wheat dull and heavy. Corn
quiet and steady. Pork Arm; at 13.40?
13.50. Cotton qnlotand firm-middling
uplands 21??? Orleans 2lWj; sales 355
bules. Freights quiet. Stocks dull and
Father heavy. Governments dull and
steady. State bonds dull and heavy.
Money 3. Gold 14. Exchange-long
8ki; short 9.
i .7 P. M.- Spooie shipments ?250,000.
Tho bunk statement BhowSloonB have in?
creased nearly .81,600,000; Bpecie de?
creased over 500,000; deposits decreased
over, 2,000,000; legal tenders decreased
?ver 3,000,000. Money easy. Sterling
dull. Gold 14@14"1^. Governments very
steady. Southerns doll and weak-Ten
nesseeB new and old 22>?. Virginias
62>?; new 69. Louisianas G5; new 60;
levees 71; 8s 83. Alabamas 100; 5s 67.
Georgias 82; 7s 91. North Carolinas 45;
new 24. South Carolinas 76; new 56K.
Cotton quiet; sui es 468 bales-uplands
21; Orleans 21%. Flour dull, and 5@ i
lOo. lower. Wheat l@2o. lower-winter
red Western 1.48@1.64. Corn heavy
and lc. lower-71072. Pork quiet.
Lard firm-kettle 9><". Freights heavy.
Sales of cotton for to-day 4,900 bales ;
September delivery, 20*?; October, 19 "J^
(5)10%; November, 19%(a)19%; Decom
ber?-l99-16@19>?; January, 19%.
BALTIMORE, September 16.-Cotton
quiet and firm-middling 20>^@20%;
receipts 157; exports coastwise 33; sales
115; Btock890. Flour steady. Wheat
dull. Corn dull-whito 76@80; yellow
73@75. Provisions unchanged. Whis?
key 92K@92K.'
CINCINNATI, September 16.-Flour ful
rices-family5.85@G.OO. Corn firm, atl
53. Mess pork dull, retailing at 12.75
held at 13. Lird drooping-held at 9.
Bacon buoyant, but unsettled-shoulders
7; clear sides held at 8; clear rib dull, at
7>?. Whiskey 90.
WILMINGTON, September 1G.-Cotton
firm-middling 19ki ;.receipts 58; oxports
21; enies. 123; stock 938.'
CHARLESTON, September 16.-Cotton
firm-middling 19@19;?; receipts 2G0
bales; sales 100; stock 4,945.
, SAVANNAS, September 16.-Cotton in
light demand-low middling 18???1S??;
receipts 332; exports 202; sales 100; stock
3,896.
AUGUSTA, September 16.-Cotton firm
-middling 191?; receipts 160 bales; sides
220.
MODULE, September 10.-Cotton fir m
middling 19*4;' receipts 145 bales; sales
150; stock 6,266.
NEW ORLEANS, September 16.-Flour
active and firmer-super 5.00@5.12>a?
double 6.00; treble 6.40@6.50. Cotton
strong-middling 19%@20; receipts 236
bales; Bales 600; stock 19,057.
GALVESTON, September 16.-Cotton
quiet-good ordinary 17@17>s'. receipts
216; exports 230; sales 200; stook 13,445.
LONDON, September 16-Noon.-Con-1
sols 93J?. Bonds 93%.
: PARIS, September 16.-Rentes 57f.
020.
LIVERPOOL, September 16-Evening.
Cotton opened and dosed firm-up?
lands 9)?; Orleans 9%; sales 15,000
bales; export and speculation 4,000.
OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMB EDS Charleston Oh arl
! tablo Association, for benefit Fro o School fund:
BAFFLI CLASS No. 150 -Morning-Sept. 16.
2-46-27 06-50-10-74-70-77-11-17-8
Witness our bands, at Charleston, thia ICth
Septombor, 1871. FENN PECK,
JAMES OILLILAND,
Sept 17 Sworn Oommiflsioroira.
New Mackerel.
?)An WHOLE, Half Darrels and Kits
?UVJyJ Nos. 1, 2 and 3, Boston inspection,
jost received and for sale much lower than at
any time since tho "little unpleasantness."
Sept 17 E. HOPE.
20
Irish Potatoes.
BARRELS EATINO POTATOES, i
good order, for aale low. E. HOPE.
NEW GOODS !
mm HAYINO just returned from New York,
"~ where I made my purchases, I am pre?
pared to show one of tho MOST CHOICE
and 8ELEUT
STOCK OF GOODS
for Gontloraen's wear ever offered in thia mar
I kat. My ?took embrassa French, English and
Scotch CaBstmereB, Cloths and Veatinge, and
a foll supply of Gents' Furnishing Goods ge
; nerally. I nave also a very largo atook of the
celebrated "Star Shirts." A share of patron?
age is loapeotfally solicited.
ggpt 17_J. F. EISENMANN.
OUR "COMPASS BRAND"
OF
BLACK ALPACAS
ARE DOUBLE-FACED-warranted FA8T
BLACKS-same on both sides. Wo
have rho ontiro control of theeo choico goods
for thia market, and nro eelling tbeiu al n
much less prioo than any other Black Alpa A
shown in tho market.
ALEXANDRE aud COURYOISEER K .
GLOVES, in blacks aud colors. Evorybii
knows they aro tho best and only A 1 ll. i ?I
Glovo imported. To bo had at
Sept 17 Imo W. ?. LOVE ? C?.'?.
..CoNB^oNpi^'r^ COLUM?
BIA AND AUGUSTA RAOUBOAD, September
16.-J. Aj^mti@,^ J. & M. Gib?
son. JEdtf?nda W-B. Jope*,: E. E.
Jackson, L?rick ? L., Bo?. Dr. Flamer,
W. J. Duffie, P, King,..R. C. 8hiver,
Copeland Sc 13., K. Hannan, A. Solomon,
D'. Bx. Ward & Co., N. E., A. J. Stringer,
Gouqellock M. & Co., Simpson H. & Co.,
Gower, O. & M., Sullivan & Son, W. A.
Mooro, J. W.* Rykord, J. R. Hunter,
Wheeler Sc W., Creighton & Son, W.
MoBlain, D. Jones, Geo. Sy ru mers, H.
Solebaoher, J. 8. Campbell, W. B. Stan?
ley, J. C. Seegors, Geiger Sc McG., R. Sc
W. C. Swaffield, J. C. Hook. M. H.
B?rry, Mott Sc Tarrants, S. P. Boozor Sc
Co., E. H. Hoinitsb, J. P. Elkin, C. H.
Miot, W. Burro rm, Cooper Sc T., Jacobs
& H.,. J. P. Oldham, J. M. Wilson, J.'
Aghow & Sou, E. Hope, J. C. Hoigers,
G. Deirck; A. J. McCunghran, J. E.
Fennell, L. Sc Lt., J. A. Goodman, A. H.
Duncan, Leslie A: Bro., J. W. Davis, E.
E. Malone, A. P. Fabor, W. C. Hill,
Williams i; W., D. L. Miller Sc Bro., J.
A David, J. A. Jarrett, Rov. A. P. Les?
ter, Foster it Judd, Thompson Sc H., O.
M. & Co., E. Pollard, D. G. Thompson,
C., C. Sc A. R. lt., P. Watchlett & Co.,
W. H. Webb, L. J. Ellis, E. G. Evana,
J. H. Goodman, P. W. & K. S. Chick,
P. A. Oliver, B. Jackson, W. aloan,
Beaty Sc Co., Miss L. Whitmire, W. R.
Reynolds, J. W. Lipscomb, J. W. Davis,
W. C. Bee & Co., Brodie Sc Co., S. Mc
Quarters, J. L. Rosborongb, John Mo
Luno, J. W. Darvis, J. A. Hendrix. Sc
Bro., J. Maokon, G. W. Williams, Wil?
cox, Gibbes & Co., J. C. Seegors, R.
O'Nealo & Son, H. Rivers.
CONSIGN?ES BY SOUTH OAEODINA RAID
noAD, September 16, 1871.-Carroll, C.
Sc Co., T. M. Dobson, Attending Physi?
cian U. S. A., S. B. Massey, B. P. Boyd,
E. T. Atkinson, G. L. McNeil, Ruff Sc
C., H. R. Flanuigan, \V. E. MoNulty,
H. Crap pen, Foster & Bro., D. M. Keer,
A. McDaniel, J. Blatock, A. Reed, J. J.
Memminheimor, C., C. & A. It. R., May
ScS., Morritt & M., E. M. Mobley, H.
Crop, D. Sc E. Perin, J. Boukuight, T.
M. D. & Co.? Wm. Reynolds, Mrs. Beau?
mont Clarkson, J. Murphy, J. E., W.
A. Moore, Lieut. J. H. Baldwin, South?
ern Sc A. T. Co., Miss liol) in, R. D. Senn
Sc Son, E. F. Hei, C. Hamberg, E. Hope,
G. Diereks, G. Symmers, H. Sollomon,
Will. Weston, D. Crawford & Sons,
Saudy Tucker. Allen Jones, Frank Jones,
Wm. Brown, P. Scott, Wright & C., S.
F. Fant, Fellers Sc G., Mays Sc M.,
Molte Sc T., S. P. Boozer Sc Co., W. H.
Shelton, J. P. Kiuard, D. Mower, J. J.
Reeder, J. S. Craig, W. A. Cline, N. B.
Davenport, W. H. Webb, ll. Martin,
Leavell St S., lander Sc R., Stephens Sc
P., Cox Sc A., Randall & B., T. Stoors,
H. S. Yandi ver, M. Fincaunou, A. F.
C. Cramer, Pope & G., E. G. Evaus, A.
W. Alexauder & Co., E. M. McCrnry,
R. Adger, A. L. Smith, D. E. Converse
Sc Co., Sar ter & B., A. Schoppaul, J.
Finger & Co., A. L. Yenuou, A. G.
Floyd, R. Spriggs, J. MoM.kiu, E. H.
Pritchard, Leo Sc C., D. Fleming, Blnke
Sc C., T. J. E. Harper, J. B. Adger,
Thompson & H., A. J. Stringer, N. E.
Sc J. P. Sullivau, Mrs. E. T. Glover, T.
A. Sherard, J. D. Charles, W. L. Hop?
kins, Kibler- & L., J. G. Babb Sc Sou,
Trowbridge Sc Co., H. Perronean, T. G.
White, D. V. Scurry & Co., J. W. Watts,
W. H. Lawton. J. H, Rice, Zoo St H.,
J. A. Sc W. H. Bailey, \V. B. Jones, J.
W. Davis, Bailey Sc D., C. M. Cheves,
R. W. Hume, Christian Sc W., H.
Moore, W. H. Moore, Rioe, R. & Co.,
B. H. Rice, J. W. Powell, W. H. Ocoa
by, MoArthur & Co., N.. 0. Rollin, Web-1
ster, J. Sc Co., P. Miller, J. D. Carpen?
ter, H. H. Thompson Sc Co., J. T. Craig,
S. D. Garlington, H. P. Griffith. W. C.
Owing, J. M. McFall, A. J. & J. P. Hor
ron, M. C. King, W. L. Hopkins, J. D.
Charles, G. W. Sullivan, W. H. McAf
fee & Co., W. Sc S. Agnew, Kennedy,
M. C. & Co., Miller & R., Outz Sc L., W\
Wright, Williams & W., F. G. Parks, H.
F. Means, Wilkins Sc B., J. B. Sc A. J.
Sitton, T. W. Davis, Woodside.& A., C.
Wakefull, J. Knox, H. T. Tastin, W. A.
Mooro, H. C. Marks, J. C. Choly, Nabua
&B..W. Mills & Co., Mills & Co., J.
H. Fleming, V. B. R., J. Carter, South?
ern Sc G., J. C. Alexander, W. H. Wat?
son, W. C. Humphries Sc Bro., S. M.
Fonche, Wheeler Sc M., T. S. Boincst,
P. K. McOully, S. Bleokley, W. F. Parr,
Sharp & T., MoGroor & B., C. A. R., S.
&T.
Universal Life Insurance Company.- 1
WE are desirous of securing tho aervicei
of a half do/on active Canvassing
Aponte in South Carolina for tho UnivorHol
Lifo Insurance Company, of Now York, with
whom liberal tom?n will DO made. Wo deeiro
p.Ibo responsible Local Agents for each town
in tho Stato. M. W. GARY.
M. C. BUTLER,
Btato Superintendents of Agencies.
COLUMBIA, 8. C., September 8, 1571.
Sept 9_
Seegers' Beer is Pure.
IT don't contain Cococulus Indic.ua Fish
Hurries to maka sleepy or headache._
Jf?L School Notice,*'
_afil?ffi MI?5fl WILBUR will resume the
^HaMIESiexoroiBC8 of her Sohnol (D. V.) on
J^P^pyMONDAY, 2.1 of October. ^
Columbia Hale Academy.
Classical and Mathematical School.
^HJW THE next aoasion will begin on
?fpfSL MONDAY, Ootobor 2. Tho studies
??E^HBtembrace a full high school course,
xfgHSGSincludlng Fronch.
^PBay For particulars, apply to tho un
eSsS^ dorBigned, or to ??r. J. H. Muller,
First Assistant. HUGH t?. THOMPSON,
Sept JG_Principal.
MR. BARN WELL'S
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
SCHOO 1< FOR DOYS.
^?Bw THE exercises of thia SCHOOL
/JSBBV will bo resumed on the ?rnl MON
gfl-UBMbfeDAY in October.
^Sftf&ISfe For terms, Ac, apply at rnai
dence at tho coruor of riuin and
4BSSr Henderson ulm-tn. Sept 12 }13
The Southern and Atlantic
TELEGRAPH CO.
Now Open for Business.
OFFICE, COLUMBIA HOTEL.
\ Sept ll
BB ? ?Mf??? ? i \ : i .
QUOTATIONS FOB SOUTH CAROLINA SK
OUUITIES, TIT D. GAMBIULL, BltOKIiU,
Main street, Columbia, S. G, Dealer in
Gold, Silver, Bank Not?e, Stocks, Bonds,
etc.- September 9,* 1871. 1
STATE.
Bid. Asked.
South Carolina Booda, 6 V
cent, (old). 75
South Carolina Bonds, G Y'
cent, (new).-.. 57
Sooth Carolina Stock, 6 ot. 51
cm: SECURITIES.
City Colombia Bonds, 6 ct. G5
City Columbia Bonds, 7 ^ ct. 70
City Colnmbia 1 Gas Stock,
par, $25. 13
City Charleston Stock, 6 ct. 55
City Charleston Bonds, Fire
Loan, 7 cent. 70
RAILROADS.
South Carolina Bonds, 7 ^1
cent., Int mortgage. 85
South Carolina Bond?, 7 *t> ct. 70
South Carolina Bonds, G ~ri ct. GI
South Caroliua Stock, par,
$100. 32
South Carolina Bank Stock,
par, ?125. 32
North-eastern Bonds, 1st mort?
gage, 8 cent. 93
North-eastern Bonds, 2d mort?
gage, 8 "jj! cent. 80
North-oaBtern Stock, prefer?
red, 8 "fl cent., par $50.. ..
North-eastern Stock, Capital,
par, $50. 10
Charleston and Savannah .
Bonds, 6 "ft cent. G2 *
Bavauuah and Charleston
Bonds, 1st mortgage, 7
cent. 78
Savannah and Charleston
Bonds, State gaarantce, 7
cent. 67
Savannah und Charleston
Stock, par, $100. 20
Greenville and Colambia
Bonds, State guarantee, 7
cent. 55
Greenville and Columbia
BondH, 2d mortgage, 7 7$ ct. 45
Greenville and Columbia
1st mortgage, past due, 7 *tj?
cont. 95
Greenville and Columbia
Stock, par, $25. 100
Charlotte, Columbia and Au
gasta-lst mortgage Bonds,
7 cent. 80
Charlotte, Columbia and Au
I gusta Stock, $100, par. 40
Spartauburg and Union
Bonds, State guarantee, 7
"fl cent.50
Blue Bidge Bonds, lat mort
gaga, 7 Tfl cent. 50
Cheraw and Darlington B'nds,
1st mortgage, 8 V cent.... 88
Cheraw ami Darlington B'ndB,
2d mortgage, 8 cent.
DANES.
People's Bank of Charleston
Stock, par, $100. 4
Union Bank Charleston Stock,
par, 850. 48;?
Planters' ond Mechanics' Bank
j Charleston Stock, par, .825 19
South Carolina Loan und
Trust Company Stock, par,
$100. 100
! First National Bunk Stock,
par, $100.'.- 124
People's National Bank Stock,
par, $100. 104
Bank of Charleston Stock,
par, $100. 18
Carolina Nntional Bank of Co?
lumbia Stock, par, $100... 100
I Central National Bank of Co?
lumbia Stock, par, $100... 100
South Caroliua Bank and
Trust Company Stock, par,
$100.
DANK NOTES.
Bank of Camden. 25
Bank of Chester. 15
Bank of Georgetown. 02
Bank of Hamburg.. 15
Bank of Newberry. 10
Bauk of South Carolina. 05
Bank of State of South Caro- e
liua, prior to 1861. 25
Bank of State of South Caro?
lina, 1861 and 1862. 25
Commercial Bank of Colum?
bia. 12
Exchange Bank of Columbia 05
Farmers' and Exchange Bank
of Charleston. 03
Morohants' Bank of Cheraw. 01
Plan tors'Bank of Fairfield.. 01
State Bank. 05
These quotations are liablo to flue
tiou. Securities Bent to mo will be
mitted for as directed, at tho best i
ket rates. Stocks and Bonds of e'
description bought and sold.
"Motto's Victoria Tonic Bitters
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.
For the cure of Dyspepsia, Ague and F
Bilious Diseases, (?cner?l Debility,
and all hnpuritiet of the Blood.
THESE BITTERS have now firmly
bushed themselves in the favor o
mblic and the medical profession. Fret
rom purely vegetable ingr?dients of ack
ledgou efficacy, their unrivaled aud b
tonio, stimulating and prophylactic qua
peculiarly adapt them to all caaos of Oe
Debility, Nervous Prostration ot tho
tem, Ac.
As an excitant of the appetite and a w
aome aid to the procoes of digestion,
will bo found to be very efficacious,
their peculiar medical properties render
of unequaled valuo to those subject to (
and Fever, Congestion, and other nilasi
disoaaCB.
These Bitters will bo found moat wo
fully beneficial in all caaes of Debility ai
regularities of Fomalcs. . Wheresoever I
ducod; they become a standard arlii
medicinal staple. Unlike tho many no
stimulants advertised, they brace aud f
the sys tum without exciting undno cm
action. They aro without doubt thc bf
ide and constitutional renovator over o
tu tho public. il O TTE & TARRANT,
Manufacturers and Solo Proprietor
N<;wbrrrv, ^
Poid hy E. H. llEiNiTsn, Columbia^ S.
Jj.ptl?_'
For Sale.
1,000,000 58? Sd
bc supidicd ut r?ni?nablo rate? byapp?j
J . UN E. (?Yid'
I Sort 2 Ai Hope*? M
R. C. SHIVER & OO.
^^RE receiving elegant novelties in M0
tJUETTS, WILT0N8, VELVETS, CARPETS
and a very largo supply or TAPESTRY,
BRUSSELS- now patterns. Axminster, Am
bussoii and Turkey CARPETS, in one piece.
Ruge, Mats, Oil Clotho, Rubber Foot Mats,
Shades, Damask, Reps, Cornices aud C?mico
Moulding, Steel Engravings, Cbromos, Rob?
ber Cnspadors, Paper Banginga, Baskets,
Cloths, Hampers, and every possible article 1
fur houso-furniehing.
ALSO, j
MILLINERY, DRESS-MAKING. SEWING
MACHINES, (Grover jc Baker,) BOOTS and
SHOES, HATS and CAPS, SHIRT-MAKING,
Ac, Ac.
Our third lloor duvuted to wholesale en?
tirely. IL C. SHIVER.
Sept 15 _ _DAVI^JONES.
O OS BI Pl
NOT to be behind our neighbors, to say
nothing of our being emulous to sur?
pass them, wo bog to odor for inspection and
purchase one nf the best atooka ever shown
in our line in any market; every effort energy
and euterpriae can suggest, every advantage |
capital and experience afford na, aro uaod
eololy for the purpoao of furnishing the BEST
gooda at lowest possible prices.
Also, noud scarcely add, that all our weights
aro standard-10} oz. to tho pound, if any in?
ducement.
FLOUR.
Well, that FLOUR ia just aa good aa hny
man's Flour-sold perhaps lower, and weighs
as usual l'J? pounds to the barrel.
COFFEES.
Stock full, bought before rise in prico and
advance in gold-full weight guaranteed, at
old priccB.
SUGARS.
All gradea direct from Refineries-eold at
leas than coat (of course everybody does it)
and no cheating about weights either.
LICtUORS,
These are pare domestic and imported, and
sold mindfnl ol Unelo Sam's commandment,
"Thou shalt not water thy ardent spirits
without a special license." Wo bavo no spe?
cial license.
New Goods constantly arriving. Please '
call and examina. GEO. SYMMERS.
Sont 13_
Alai* HEADY
AT TUE
Popular and Low-Priced Dry Goods
^ UOUSE Ol'
W. D. LOVE & CO.
WE have oponod this aoaBon np to thc
present time 150 packages of Cboico
Gooda for Fall and Winter, ?elected with
great care expro?sly for thia market, bought
direct from first banda, at mnch lesa than re?
gular prioea. All tho departments aro now
complete.
We havo a fall lino of DRESS GOODS, com?
prising all tho nev fabrics, such ai Epaug
I lines, Valouia do Paris, Jupaneso Silka, Pop?
lins, Ghallica, Ac, unrivaled for qualities,
; styles and prices.
In CARPETS and RUGS, we bavo some ol
i the choicest goods produced this 6oason.
Wo havo a big Block of BLANKETS, ShawlB, I
{ Cloaks, Sacks, Jackets. Cloths, CassimcrcB,
Twonds, Jeans, Linaeys, Checks, Homespuns
and Prints, which must bo sold to make room
for moro on tho way.
A nice lino of CLOAKING by tho yard.
Our HOSIERY, Gloves and Merino Under?
wear cannot bo excelled anywhere.
We keep the beat quality of TABLE DA?
MASK, Napkins, Doylies, Towels aud Linens
in thc State for the monoy-house-keepers
make a note of this.
We bavo a nice iine of Ladies' -n'bii? ready
] made UNDER-CLOTHING, mado in the bett
manner, of fino material.
Our Lace and Embroidery Department
alwavs contain tho latest novelties. Ladies'
Fancy Silk Neck-Tiou, in all tho now styles.
We sell tho best White Dreaa Shirt in the city
for tho monoy. Wo solicit orders from city
or country, and invite all to inspect our stock,
which will bo shown freely.
1'lcaBO remember wo keep only tho best
makes of Goods, and have but ONE PRICE.
W. D. LOVE A CO.,
Columbia Hotel Building,
W. D. LOVE. Main street.
B. B. McCar.Env._ 8opt 10
Candy ! Candy !
ff f\ BOXES assorted CANDY-full rceighl]
OU ami pure article. As Candy of ligUt
weight is extensively sold in thia market,
purchasers will find it to their interest to
lave tho boxes weighed before buying. We
unrmitt e 25 pound* in each box.
Kept 1-2 _JOHN AGNEW A SON.
Wines and Liquors.
THE undoraignod beg leavo to
"call the attontion of consumero
"and wholesale purchasers, to
.their aeeortmentof gooda in this
"line, which they aro offering at1
prices which defy competition. Their stock
consists in part ol
Choice OTA RD BRANDIES,
Domoatio and California Brandies,
Choice Old Rye, Nectar and Monogram
Whiskies,
Common and Rectified Whiskies,
Old Port, Sherry*. Madeira and Mai?ga
Wines,
Ginger, Cherry and Blackberry Brandies,
Barclay, Perkins A Co.'a London Porter,
Yoongor's Sparkling Alloa Ale,
Angostura bitters, Staughton Bitters.
Champagnes of the following ohoioe brands:
Louis Roedorcr, Delmonico, Jliedeeick, Carte
Blanche,Cabinet and California Champagnes.
ALSO,
Old Hedland Gin, Wolfe's Sob io dam
Schnapps, Jamaica Rum, etc., etc.
Sept 7_JOHN AGNEW A 8QN.
Old Virginia Hams.
1,000 lbs. Virginia (country-onred)
HAMS, for Bale by " . .
SeptG_EDWARD HOPE.
Native and Foreign Winos.
SCCrPERNONG, Concord, Sauteras, Cia-1
ret, Champagnes, just received and for
sale low, by_ E. HOPE.
Refined Oil.
COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by thc gal?
lon or barrel. Also, In glaass, pinta and
quarts. Forsalelow._E. HOPE.
Rust Proof Seed Oats.
ZLf\i\ BUSHELS RUST PROOF RED
OUI J OATS for salo by
A it g 25 E DJV\R PJI0 PE.
American Club Fish.
>^t^y'5 A DELICIOUS relish; better
and much cheaper than Sardine*. For .sah'
bv iv. HOPE.
Auction enstljo?.
V; - j?n^rfir? 8ale7 ~ ^
Tbo National Hido and Leather Dank of Bos?
ton va. Alexander Smythe, and Tiltett, Mo?
Gardy & Co. va. Alexander Smytbo.- War.
ranta cf Attachment. ' ?.
BY Tinao of warrantB of attachment, in the
caaei stated- Aboye, and pursuant to an
order of the Hon. 8. WJaelton, Circuit Jndge
of the Fifth Circuit. I will Bell? on TUESDAY,
the Sd day of October next, at tho "Cottage
Bpase,"next Wost to tho Masonic Hall, on
Waehington et root, lu Columbia, within the
legal hours, a large and wellaeaorted ?tock of
BOOTS, SHOES and HATS, attached ?a the
property of Alexander Smytbo, at the nuits of
tho National Uido and Leather Bank of Boa
ton vrt. Alexander Smythe, and Tillott, Mo
Curdy & Co. va. Alexander Stnytno,
The above salo will givo dealers ? rare
chance to roplcnish tin ir, Btocke, and ia
worthy of their attention. . '
Terms cash. P, F. FBAZEE,
H'jptl7iuw_ Bt B. C.
For Salo.
THE VACANT LQT. East arde of Blcbard
aon, between Lady and Gorvaia Streets,
rueaauring orr Richardson street- 62 foot '2
inches, on East Une ?7 feet, on tho North and
Routh IG5 foot. Bounded North by tho lot on
which tho Uuitod States (Mickoraon'a) Hotel
stood, ou the South, by Col. Thomas Davis
I This Lot is regarded ad a drat rate localio?
I for a mercantile house.'
J. W. PABKEB,
Sept 7 12_Beal Estate Broker.
Tea?
WE guarantee to save clubs
usually buying of the so-called
"Groat American Tea Company,"
10 per cont, if they make Uko pur
_jchasoB from us. Wo have jost re?
ceived a targe lot of TEAK, selected and tried
j carefully ber oro purchasing, to which wo aek
tho attention of tho trade and constri?ere.
Aug 27_LOBIOK &, LOWRANCE.
WE ask of buyora an examination of the
following goode:
CALIFORNIA BRANDY.
California Port Wine.
California Angelica.
California Hock.
California Moacatelle.
O. P. Gardner's North Carolina Corn.
Buit'a, 185G, Rye.
Old Virginia Gladea.
Pare Cognac Brandy.
Th OHO are aU et an da rd gooda, and WO have
put the prices right down to tile bottoms Also,
cheap goods of all gradea, the quality and
prices of which/will certainly please the buyer
arid eave him money. ji ..ty j il
Aug 27 A L?RICK-&; LOWRANCE.
FIRST DELXVEHY
: OF, ju '-. '.'
FALL GOODS
We open this day a
nice line of early
Pall Prints,
Domestics,
Dry Goods,
Gloves,
Men's Goods,
and Underwear,
of which we invite an
inspection.
PORTER & STEELE,
AuguBt 30 ? .
DE. S. P. FANT?**
pUPE?R)R
TONIO BITTERS
Jp 18 composed of the best Anti-po
?5?fflfericKlic Tonics known to the m?dical
Xngf-|y proiosBion. Tho addition of certain
^UaM Ingredients has completely die
,|n guised tho taste of the Tonio prin
(9Sr9 oiplo as to render it palatable, even
to the most fastidious.
It aagmontsthe energy of tbs vital rano
tions, exerting a powerful hdluonco over tho
digestive, aaeimalativo, eanguiniferoua and
nervous syst eras.
It provea salutary in the debility conse?
quent apon all malarious diseases, violent
hodlly or montai exertion, ia weakness of tho
constitution of both aexes, in nervous vertigo,
head-acho, tie-doloreux, and many local
pains, dependent on deficient energy in the
nervone system. It also possesses laxative
and alterative properties, and will remove aU
biUousness from the stomach,-increase the
appetite, and invigorate tho whole system.
Propared only by 8. F. FANT,
* Nowberry, B.C.
For salo at W. O. FISHER'S
New Drag Store,
Opposite Colombia Hotel,
Aagnat 9 gmo_Columbia. 8. C.
i NEWS.
THE Proprietor of tho "LITTLE STORE"
' has Jost returned from New York with a neat
I assortment of
Choice Goods.
i
Cheapest yet of tho season. Call and seo, at
Inly 27 c JAOKtSOW's).- Mata St.
I For Sale,
3?AA ACRES or LAND in Barnwell,
,OUv on the Ediato.
750 ACRES in Kershaw-in lots to snit.
Saw Mill and 2 OOO acres of Land in Lexing?
ton, on North Edisto, $7,000.
2,300 acres Watercc Bottom Land, $2 pr acre
2,??0 acres creek ho;tom and pine Land, at
?2 per aero. THouso in this oity, 15,000.
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near the
ci!y-$8,500. Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT,
Attorney at Law and Rea! Estate Agent.
Hov*, 2.1 ly
New Shore Mackerel.
KITS, hal: r.ml whole barroir, for sale low,
by L\ IIOI'L.