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sass Foreign Affairai NOON DESPATCHES. l'KAOE FOOTINO - YO^MODTKE A MAR? SH Ali-EVACUATION OF PARIS FORT8-* CHOLERA INCREASING-MONEY ORDER . aSBTJ?tf<*0.j1*Ojnm)K WWt? ' r'l'h? lUtit ttl ti ROME, September 18.-It is said tho Kepnblicar^^^o^r^e^s for^n^r^ prebended. It is semi-officially stated^ that the deficiency ia the revenue of the Kingdom for the present ?lsoal year will probably be oovero^vithnqtllbe/impoBif lion of any new taxes. .LoNBO?jiSept?mboril8i-^A telegrami from *'Sbj??!JlBhaIflsttys,1?io Pr?noh tiavtf been ordexodljojappp?rt Amerioa ip ber, ?p"a%fe)Mf? w&? IIA* L x Tho Hil sam ti press generally is now vigorousio ito attacka atpou Prussia and p^'S&^'to?5l^^^tto?neV>-th-? rity for the statement is unquestionable aud its.truth certain. A party of Ame? ricans is hurrying ihto tho interior with the object of rescuing the Doctor from his porilous,position. PARIS, Septemberj?.^-The failure of the new ouatoms treaty with Germany is imm?Sfeut. ..German . plenipotentiaries objepltto th?W^?tt?l?imna? by the Assembly. Thff legTalativo committeo of twonja-?v? willi hold -.weekly Be?oions. The j?/eaidentP: Woe^e4gent pf the comuwUeaj^Kpi^ent^lft Assembly; " Pa&iN/.V^Iept?i?her^ 19.-Tho mniu urmy^ilUb? ifl^ peace footing imm^lmtcl^ has boen j^t^To^^ l>lTho Psra^^^^ijb^?^?ly sur? rendered TO^feSl^^lw0111 .occupants to tho Fr ouch to-morro w: Tho evacuation of the four departments contiguous to Paris follows i m rn od lately. . Arnim and Th'ipra ^ptJletJ? fcb? gd^i?g ut a poaoo con vVnMofa fimffliiii Wi io -.-lb ? ii i*V #*MQH^?E8PA?rQHE9. .'*r*#??p&?fehqp crop m, email?, bmug .one-third:of tho amount o? 'tb?.avfirogo crop, i.' ? n- ie . HHi?* Morning Adop,r>iim- contains an ed?fccjrial imi??fi?^'tbt?'blamo for tho Co? rean wdf lo th? Amoricario. lt says the result of tlio recent battle will bethe driving of foreigners from the country. The Advertiser also says England will not join ,tb,o United States, because she was not 'consulted before tbe Rogers ex pedi - tion was sent into Corean waters. ' Ctot?rt];lhm&^t? J?t. ?bnigsbei?. The rano of deaths' has advanced from llity to BQ?enty and even eighty per cent. ^iBdfgo* 'Alexander Hamilton, perma neut Secretary of the Treasury under the #H)(f|ff?tn4^'l8 dead., ?ThO' postal /money order system be- j tireetfl the United States and England commences on^e.ftd^prpximp. j 1 ?inetlckn'l'n'ltillienr?,. 1 ^ ......... .NOON DESPATCHES. Tita *N0W "?dnit MUNIOTPAiV EHLmoar.io - HUMNBH ANO WHUSON OPPOSED TO REAST 1 uoTiinri-rri-'ohxaAtix va. : AUUMERY- I MICKTINO OF TUB MIXED CLAIM OOMMIS SION-DBStBWBritYlS Flto-f COTJR-P^AR TIAD-KU E^D^TOmm^^b^B FEVER DEATH, At?^fO. S WASHINGTON, September 18.-Alfred E. Book, ex-member of Congress from Alabama, has booti appointed Deputy Collector Of Customs ht Mobile, fi '? NEW YORK, September 18.-Comptrol? ler Connolly add deputies haye doubled the guards and barricaded the doors to his office. CJ^v^O'Osfanor/at tho re? quest of h. JV Tilden, gave a written opinion that, Cpunolly, by tho appoint-1 mens oto deputy to ' perform all his f?ndtioDG ? o?d ' e'xeroise all his powers, really abandons^ his oflieo, and that this 1 appointaient iain etriofc accordance with lew.- 'Notbiog but judioial action can set aside Connolly's < Tights. The law. j confers no right of removal upon Hall, either expressly or by implication. . \ NEW YORE, September 19.-A meeting of ? 'Democrats < 'opposed to Tammany Ha]), hold last, evening, was presided o Ver 1>y Samuel G. Courtney, District I Attorney under Johnson. Among the attendants were Ben; Wood, ex-Sheriff O'Brien, and Congressman Roosevelt. All quiet at the City Hall, thia morning: A fire in Brooklyn, yoatorday, 'de? stroyed the cotton factory elf . Goodman I tc Myora J loss-8250, OOO-insured. DiTTLR ROOK, September,^9.,-Several J white and colored men h?ve been'arrest- j ed, because a negro who had been living with a white woman disappeared from, S ep'totnb a r' 18 -Mi d - n ?gb t. Gen. Geo'. B. McClellan deolines to ac-1 oopt the office of Comptroller, because ho would thoreby, under existing" cir- j ounrstances, become a Con toa tan t for tho position. Had Mr. Connolly resigned; j ne would, under certain stipulations, have aooepted. > u < . . BOSTON, September ' 19v-l-The Journal is au thomee). ,to say. thai Senators j Sum? ner and Wilson deeply,regret and do plore Butler's oourse; his nomination would be hostile to the b est dn tor eats of Massaohusetts. ??>>ij-. Ii \*>A , . 1 BAI/TIMORU, September. 19,- Tlm city j is rapidly filling with Knight Templars, j SAM: LAKH GUY, September 19:--An adultery case, growing out of polygamy,: will be presented ?&PrftM9 SrQhd jury, I to-day. Three prominent Mormons were j summoned, who, under oath, eay they ?Vssa't-bslieva a man practicing polygamy is guilty of adultery,.wore, upon ohal longe, rejected as j urora. SAN FRANGISOO, Septembers zVSL9- J ffiPwjwM?:PPby??. ibo astrologer, .andi Mrs. Knapp, charged with abortion, ol the deceased, because', 'whet? 'g?vori; Hbo d/<Inot,boUovo ho?etf:4y.?pg?r. 91 iii te WAsniN?^QH,. September * 19.-Tho mix,ed.?Jlajms CommisHion, under tho ^flty^o^WTOWflgtbhr meet in thia oity, next Monday. It consists of Bus? sell Gurney, Commissioner, Henry Howard, Agent, and James M. Carlisle, Cortoselo} JSpM^rW firre%t Brftiffift anCJj?e?r?^?^GlFriW ??W ' sion er, and Hon. Bobort F. Hale, Agent and Counselor for tho United States. NIGHT DESPATCHES. " \VABia>f(WON,?3eptomboT-iy.- Tb? Se} cr?tn?y ' ot' "War;1 ' to-dayj '? esigbaiM * ooort martud to "yv^9fl8fi.^Ue default lyai paymmti GenoVarMeeJdd ia Preai .4eht of tUfttflhrt. fi ? " The getfentl Ku Klux'Congressional Committee meet to-morrow. Tbo sub? committee bas prepared a report on only 'tho? financial condition.'of tbe Southern :Slalee.9TIie?flnan'cbs of North and South Carolina, Georgia and Louisiana aro r Sorted- itr-a bad condition,wjiile in.tbe there there appoare tb bo'improvement. ' Tho sub-committeo will also report on the plop ti on laws in tho Southern States, giviug their most essential features. Tho general committee will, to-morrow, con? sider their, future courBO ejection, in voltfin? tho" q?eati?ns flu" to ? whether ?ubtoommittees shall be sent South to ?ko tos ti coony, or whether it) shall bo I taken here. Probabilities-Tho barometer will pro? bably again fall in the North-west, and an area of high barometer will movo from Wisconsin Eastward, followed by low pressure and threatening weather. The brisk winds on Lake Miohignn will probably extend to Lakes Huron and Erie to-night, and' the conditions romain favorable for rain on Wednesday on.tho South Atlantic and.Gulf coast Partiully cloudy and clearing weather in tho Mid? dle, .and Eastern States, with light rain on the coast, in tho morning. BALTIMORE, September 19.-Th o'" tri? ennial -conclave, of .the- Grand Encamp? ment of Knight Templars, convened, to ?ajft ,Th? ceremonies took place ih'the Masonic Temple.'! "Th? speech of wol-I come' was m ?do by John H. B. Latrobe, G. M. of F. A. and A. M., of Maryland; I responded to by Sir Knight Wm. Sowall Gardner, G. C. of G. E., of tho United States. The entire city is decorated with* Masonic emblems. ii OHAJILUHTON, September 19.-Arrived -steamers^ Milbanks, St. Johns, N. B. ; South Carolina, Now York; achoonor J. B. Willy, New York. . Ooo fover death in tho lost twenty-four honre. CINCTNNATI, September 19.-The Pre? sident was received by the military, tho polioe and the fire department, this morning. At noon, he was introduced on 'change, and spoke briefly, express? ing his gratification at mcotiug this re? ception from the people; and all the moro bocauso it woe from the people of ' a great nation, and not from those of a ! divided country. > . Nsw YOBE, September 19.-Tho Com ! mittee of Seventy has jaat held a meet? ing, and adopted resolutions sustaining Mr. Groen. The latter has issued a no? tice that the interests on the bonds and stocks of tho corporation falling duo on November 1 will bo paid by tho City Chamberlain, in the new Court House, on that day. Tho transfer books will be olosed on Wednesday. A letter from Biohard O'Gorman, to Mayor Hall, Bays, in relation to the action of the latter concerning tho matter of the Comp? troller's office, that he should be govern? ed moro by considerations of expediency and sound poii?y tb?n byithoae of mere? ly striotly right br legal power. Ho cannot advise the Moyor to take any step that may lead to complicated liti? gation, and advises- him to treat Con? nolly OH Comptroller. If he does not think him entitled to fill tho office dc juro, treat him os Comptroller de facto. This course, ho thinks, will prevent financial difficulties and tim continuance of that publie excitement and sense of inseonrity which a prolonged legal con troveray wonld intensify. COLOBED PEOPLE'S FAIR.-Tho first annual fair of the Davidson County and j Middle Tennessee Colored Agricultural and Mechanical Association opened at Nashville, Tenn., on tho 13tb. The show qf animals is fine, also of cotton and other agricultural products. Amid the collection in tho floial hall, which is tastefully decorated, aro mentioned an attractive display of fruit, pickles, pro corves, jellies, sweetmeats, cakes, broad, toxtilo fabrios, oil and landscape paint? ings, penoil, crayon and paintings in water colors, specimouu of painting and graining, specimens of paper bungings, ?e. K , TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.-A fatal tragedy was enacted in Lincoln County, Ken? tucky, on Saturday lost. Two brothers in-law, Collings, contractors on a new turnpike, after imbibing freely together, engaged in a disputo, which carno to blows. Finally one pf thom thrust a huge knife into tho other's chest, and then, with a side slash, cut tho man's heart in twain. When the officers ap? proached to arrest the murdorer ho waa found ; down upon his knoes ovor the body pf his victim, weeping at the fear? ful cons?quence of a sudden passion'. Whipping posts ara being re-establish? ed in various parts- of Virginia, and many of tho {prisoners aro said to profor whipping to imprisonment. Small-pox is getting to bo serious in Pittsburg,Pa; " On thol4tb, tho health authorities ordered all infeotod honsos to bp isolated. '"' OUR **C?MPA8S BRAND" i .BorroooTt) QV ABE DOUBLE-FACED-warrantod FAST ! P BLAOlS-lsaoio on both sidus. Wo have tho autire control?!; theso ohoico goods for this market, and aro soiling thom at a much lass ?rico than any othor Black Alpaca Shown ttJUemftkffc'i iLJ. ALEXANDRE, ?od COURVOISEEB KID QL?VEB, In'blaoTcs and colors. Everybody tlopt ? Imo ? W.B: ?OVB * 0O.-B? ?IAL.JVN? OUmBlKHCIAX..|: imVor 19-Noon".-Con ?61a opened ni 93%. '". . i LTVBBPOOL, September 19^NOO^>T--V Cotton oponed quiet .and steady-up;' lands Djf; Groans 3 /Sp.rpmoh^of cotton fronr*T^mboy sTrifl?iast reports to the 18th have been 7,000 bales. The' WeathoVitKr?ugh??'t Engla?dMs fair and' favorable to crops.'- v ..>%.<*. 1 LONDON, September 19-Evening. - Consols elosed nt 9S^' "Bonds 93>?. jj ' " [ LIVERPOOL, September 19-Evening. Cotton clo8edf quieten plop da, 9>? ; Qr- ! leans 9^ ; sales 9,000 bales; speculation! find export 2,000. j r -, f> -r , NEW YORK,? Sop&mber 19-Noonr. Sales of eotton for future dolivery last evening,'. 7,900 bales -for September 19%@1911-16; October 19%@19??;.No- ; vqmber 19 5-16@19L? ; Docember 19}?@ l9j&; January 19 ??; March 20. Stocks I openod steady and are now much better, ! j Gold 14% @14%. Governments dull and steady. Monoy steady, at 3. Ex? chango-long 8}?; short 9>?. Flour dull and drooping. Wheat and corn quiet and nominally unchanged. Pork steady-mess 13.40@13.00. Lard firm, at9%@9>?. Cotton unsettled and de? cidedly lower-upland? 20; Orleans 20;%" sales 300 bales. Freights dall. 7 P. M.-Gold 15. Governments opened steady-G2s 15,%. States dull. Cotton unsettled and lowor; sales 1,751 bales-middling uplands 20,4,; Orleans 20,'?; closing quiet. Southern flour q?i?t, at 6.35(o)7.00. Whiskey 91. Pork 13.50@18.62. Wheat quiet and steady winter red Western 1.56. Corn-West? ern mixed 7i@7i.J4. Lard quiot-ket? tle rondored df?. Freights dull. LouisvrL/iE, September 19.-Provi Bions Arm, nativo and higher. Clear rib sidos 7}4{a)7%. Lard-keg 10??@11. Whiskey steady, at 91. ST. LOUIS, September 19.-High wines | steady, ot 90. Pork quiet, at 18.00. Clear sides 8>4'@8%. Lard 9>? @9 ??. CINCINNATI, September 19.-Lard-do? rnend light and holdors firm; morel asked. Bacon-cloar rib sides 7%?1)4,. Whiskey in good demand, at 90. SAVANNAH, September 19.-Cotton in moderato demand-low middling 18; I receipts 575 bales; sales 80; stock 4,064; Noiu?oiiK, i September 19.-Cotton ! dull-low middling 19; receipts 337 bales; stock 107. BOSTON, September 19.-Cotton dall middling 21; receipts 8 bales; sales 300; stock 5,700. NEW OniiEANS, September 19.-Cotton firm-middling 20>4; receipts 583 bales; sales 300; Btock 17,361. Flour firm superfino 5.25; double 6.25; treble 6.75. Corn scarce-mixed 78; white 80: Pork 14.37@14.50. Lard scarce and firmer tioroe 10>.<@10^; keg 11??@?2. MOBILE, Soptember 19.-Cotton quiet -middling 19?.<; receipts 340 bales; sales 250; Btock 0,693. M K.Mr ras, September 19.--Cotton nominal-middling 19)?. AUOOSTA, September ?9.-Cotton quiet -middling 19%; receipts 250 bales; sales ISO. BALTIMORE, Soptember 19.-Cotton dull and lowor-middling 19%@20; re? ceipts 145 bales; sales 57; stock 1,180. ; PHILADELPHIA, September 19.-Cotton quiot and weak-middling 20J^. I WILMINGTON, Soptember 19.-Cotton quiet-middling ?9>Jf ; receipts 52 bales; sales 102; stock 689. CHARLESTON, September 19.-Cotton dall and easy-middling 18-??@19; re? ceipts 61G bales; sales 100; stock 5,204. NEW GOODS! HAYING just roturneil from Now York, iwhero I made my purchaser, I am pro Ipared to ehow ono or the MOST CHOICE -and SELECT STOCK OF G00BS for Gentlemen's wear over offered in thi? mar kot. My stock ombraccs French, English and Scotch CasaitucrcB, Cloths and Vestings, and a full Bnpply of Gent a' Furnishing Goods go- I i ?orally. 1 have aleo a vory lar^e atock of tho | rolohratod "Htar Shirt*." A share of patron ago ia respectfully solicited. Sept 17_ J^F. EIKENMANN. ? Card. THE copartnership of lintier ft Black, aa | General State Agoutaof the Carolina Life i I Insuranco Company, ia dissolved hy mn teal I conaont. M. C. BU TLKlt, Sept. 14,1871. J. L. BLACK. Tho undesigned have thiB day associated thcmaolvea togothor in tho General Stato1 Agenoy Carolina Lifolnanrance Company,na? der the name of BLACK, PORCH Eli A CO. I Agoiita wantod to canvass tho State. Terms 1 iberal. JOHN L. BLACK, P. M. POKOHEIi, Sept 15 jo E. W. SIEDLER. ?. c. sum k a. Our New Stock , STILL continuos to'como in, and wo aro consequently prepared to show j 1 11 ? ' :.' -j i . : . k . ?.. . . i . . . , 11 .. NOVELTIES EACH DAY ! . i.f'vi l.f.. . ! jj -.jj ,t ' '?i' i ; iu .ovory. branch, of our trado. Ju ut in, a ?no lino of SILKS AUB SATINS and othar Dross Goods, er ovory stylo and description. . .? . . UTJiiURK tJOW?9, in Aprons, Sheets, Biba, Toys, Diaper, and i othorartioloa tco namorouo to mention. An? other Ano stock of ;'"oW. GLOVE" joni in-^evory pair warranted. R. C. 0S1V?B; . . . . DAVID JONES. ' Beptia i' ,["! , _. . ,_' E?ory On,e Brinks Seeders'. Beer,. BECAUSE it gives strength and improves thoir health. i"j March ll +W,E"aek <)f Jjpyow aji_vexaminjitipn of the j following gooda: CALIFORNIA BRANDY. California Angelica, XMa h??i ?U ni uhfiiwA 001 , California Hook, i X' California Muscatel Jo. , O. T. Gardner's North Carolina Corn. '!. Boit'?, ia?fi; Rye. ?? ?lhVirginia G lad ois. S . B?ro Cog nao Brandy. I? . i ThcHo aro all atandard goods, aud wo havo pat prices right dom? to Ute bottom. Mao, cheap gooda of all gradea, tho qnality and pricca of which will certainly please tho boyer and Havo him molloy. Aug 27 _L?RICK A LOWRANCE. Wines and Liquors H <. ggUk THE undersigned ber; loavo tn jflflflaA ?fim? tho attention of consumers t?SsSf&iQo and wholcealo purchasers, to ^MHCBM^^thoir &bnurtmouto' Roods in lt..? ^I^K ^^Hno, whioh thoy aro offering at prices which defy competition. Their stock consists in part ol Choice OT ARD BRANDIE?, DomoBtio and California Brandies, Choiee Old Ryo, Nectar and Monogram i Whiskies, Common and Rectified Whiskies, Old Port, Sherry, Madeira and Mnlaga Wines, Ginger, Cherry and Blackberry Brandies, Barclay, Pork in? tc Co.'s London Porto?*, Yonnger's Sparkling Alloa Ale, Angostara Bitters, (Houghton Bittore. Champagnes of the following choice brands: Louis Booderer, Delmonico, Hiedaeick, Carto 1 ' Mancho,Cabinet ami California Champagnes. ALSO, I Old Holland Gio, Wolfo's Schiedam Schnapps, Jamaica Rum, otc, ole. Bopt7_ _?PJ,2* AGNEW A SON1_ "NEWS THE Proprietor of the "LITTLE .STORE"' has just returned from Now York with a neat aBSortmont of Choice Goods. Choapeul yet of thc Boasou. Call and sro, at July 27 C. P. JACKSON'S. Bin In Rt. FRESH TURNIP SEED! .Jj^DTA BAGA, GLOCE, NORFOLK, BED TO?\ FLAT DUTCH, j For salo by W. G. FISHER, Drnggist and Apothecary, Jnly20Smo Opposite Columbia Hotel. Vegetable Blood and Liver Fills. Pure mle ! Pure lilooO ! Pure Fleth ! AMUCH needed medicino, in all tropical climates, ia a Mood Purilior and a Liver Regulator. Those PILLS combine the essen, tial properties of an Invigorator of the Liver and Purifier of tho Blood. Tho largest organ in tho body is the Liver. It is tho groat work-shop of tho body. When thia important orgau does not act, tho skin becomes Bal? low; sick hcadacho sots in, with chilly aciiHa UOIIB; cold banda and feet; pain in tho head; [ hectic fovor; gastric diaturbanco; vomiting; a feeling of weight in tho region of the Liver; a dry Cough. Among other aymploma of liver derangement, are soreness in the region or tho livor, across tho stomach, and below tho ribs; oppressed stomach: faco souiotiiuca flashed; feverishness in tho afternoon or at night; drowsiness and indolence; nervous watchfulness at night: melancholy, bluet; droams, commonly frightful- chest oppressed | aud hoavy; darting pains in the abdomen; fa int ncaa; sighing; di Hie ult and short breath; pain in the chest, about tho lungs, commonly in i ti tali en for plourisy; shifting pains, like | tboae ot rheumatism; colics; somotimea a short, sharp cough, with dryness of throat; unpleasant throbbing about tho stomach; ex? cess of dandruff, aud scurfy dopoait on tho akin: falling of thu hair; fulness aud atraitnoaa of tho abdomen, with desiro to loosen tho clothing, sour stomach, with symptoms of dyspepsia; billons colics; diarrhea; dysen? tery; fevers; obatinato constipation; intermit? tent fever, or fover and ague; jaundice; cos? tiveness and diarrhoea alternately; expectora? tion stringy and sticky; fool mouth in tho morning, often nausea and vomiting; dizzi? ness; pain in the right shoulder, sometimes I in shoulder-blade; inability to lie on left aida; hiccough; occasionally, pain in kft shoulder. Seasonable uso of the BLOOD AND LIVER j PILLS, taken as directed, will always prevent this painful termination oi tho disorder. Those Pills aro for salo by. EDWARD H. HEINITSU, August 301 Chemiet and Druggist. The Best in the Market! IHAVE just rcturnod from Now York with the finest stook in the market, embracing WATCHES of all grados, JEWELRY of all ? ty lo a, Silver and Plated Ware of tho most modern patterns-beautiful in design, dura bio, cheap and warranted to snit. My stock includes everything to bo found In tho Now York markot, and I do not intend to bo nndor-HOM. Call anti examino for your? selves. Attentive dorks will gladly show yon tho finest assortment of articles abovo named, aud of Bings,Lockets, ?loevo Buttons,Breast Tina; in fact, everything nooded or to bo fonnd in a first olass jewelry s toro. ISAAC SULZBAOnEB, Bent ll Under Columbia Hotel. Refined Oil. CCOTTON HEED BEFINED OIL, by tho gal J lon or barrel. Also, in glaaas, pinta and quarts. Forsalolow. E. HOPE, School Notice. MlhS WILBUR will resumo the oxorcisea of hor Behool (D. Y.) OD MONDAR. 2d of Octobor. ?opt 10, _4? , Columbia M ale Academy . . Ciasai?al and Mathematical Behool. THE< next session will begin on MONDAY, Octobor 2. ThoHtudies embrace- a full high school course, tnoludirig French. For particulars, apply to the un-1 deraigned, or tOjMr. J, B. Maher. etAnaietant. HU Oil H. THOMPSON, JB?pt 10 ^__>i_Principal. r^it?. BABKWELt'S GLASSWAL AND ENGLISH HtuooL foil nova. THE oxer ciaos of thia SCHOOL | will bo resumed on tho first MON? DAY in Octobor. For tormo, 4o., apply at reRi donco ab the corner of Plain and Hondoraon atroota. Sopt 12 413 Columbia Female Academy. EXERCISER will ' be resumed here on MONDAY,October 2. Tho koouraq of btudy will bo' thorough ?and completo, our aim being l? enable pupils to acquire a sound odncatiou, and wo deairoto roooivo none but such aa oome for tb*t purpose. Stn douta in tho higher branchos will have the aid of ' Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, Toioacope and GinboB. Boarders will bo undor theohargo of Dr. and Mr?. W. L. Roynolds, and will bo cared for aa members of thu family. TKUMB-r-En ?o>!Tn. Board, including ovorything but wnahing.$2.,> Tuition-advanced classes, 15 and. <> Trimary classes. 41 No extra charge Tor Latin, French or Draw- i big. Music, lier quarter.IflO 1 Music, beginners.2? JANE ll. REYNOLDS, SOPHIA M. REYNOLDS, Aug 0 wstO_Prlnclpalfl._ School Botice. TUE MISSES MARTIN will re- , sumo tho exercises of their School son MONDAY, October 2. Arrangements having boon mado 'for forming a Primary Class, a few preparatory scholars will bo re? ceived. Musical Department under chargo of Prof. Pl. ATI. Classoa will bo formed in Fronch, Gorman, Latin, Drawing and Fancy Work. A very limited number of pupils will bc rc I coi ved as boarders. For terms, .tc, apply at the roaidonco of Rev. WM. MARTIN, on Blanding street. Align?t 20 _ _ w Odd Fellows' Academy. THE undoraignod tako ploasuro i announcing to their palrona a^and friends, and to the publio ge? nerally, that thia Institution will bo re-opened on tho first Monday in September next. Tupils will bo prepared by a thorough ' conreo of training for theSonlh Carolina Uni? versity, or any other institution of learning in tho country, for mercantile, or any other of tho ordinary pursuits of life. Their object is to givo to tho citizens of Columbia a liret class School, tho espouses of which will bo at tho same limo within reach of all. Thoy therefore respectfully call attention to their reasonable RATES or TUITION: Academic Department, per month,.?5.00 Primarv " " .? .4 00 Preparatory ?. .? .8.00 No pains will bo spared to givo entire satis? faction. J. J. MoCANTH. August 27 tl3 R. H. CLARKSON. THIS EEL?ABLE AND OLD ESTABLISHED aims CLOTHING AND HAT HOUSE OP lt. & W. (J. SWAFF1ELD nerta*. HAVK JUST RECEIVED^ R^fiar tho largest and choicest stock Tja Jl&BSS of READY-MADE CLOTH- fPJ ?^BjjfeylNG, HATH and FURNISH--"* ^^.ING GOJDS, that they havo over efforod to tho publio, and embracing ovory sizft mado. As wo intend tu do a larger trade than wo havo heretofore done, wo will bo en? abled to soil at a SMALLER PROFIT than wo havo horotoforo done. Onr French styles of ! CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS . I Aro acknowledged by all to bo the choicest I selection of Goods ovor seen in this market. I Our Htylo or GETTING Ur GARMENTS will bo superior to anything we h?vo horotoforo attempted. Our stock of SHIRTS, SCARFS and UN? DERWEAR nood but to bo seen to be appro? bated. Il ATS - -wo bavo all,tho latest styles. Wo aro still making to order thoeo porfoct fittiug SniRTS. R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD. ??~ Conntry merchants supplied aa obcap aa any house South of Ney York. __Bcpt 10 S. F. FANT'8 8UPERIOR TONIC BITTERS -?rema/* I^ composed of tho beat Anthpo tfp?g?TO)rie-d?o Tonics known to tho medical j profoaBion. Tho addition of certain iggjfcri? ingredients has completely dla /W5LJ& guised tho taste of tho Tonio prin oiplo aa to render it palatable, even to the most fastidious. It au guion ts tho energy of tho vital func? tions, exerting a powerful influence <?>ter tho digestivo, aesimulative, baiignlniferouo and nervous sys toma. ',' It proves salutary .in tho debility couae quont npon all malarious diseases, vlolont bodily or mental exertion, in we'akncaa of tho constitution ot both sexos, in nervous vertigo, head-ache, tio-rtolorcux, and many local pains, dependent on deficient energy in tho norvoua system. It also. poesoaaea laxativo and altorativo properties, and will removo all biliousnoBs from tho stomach, increkeo tho appetite, and invigorate tho whole system. Proparod only by . . .'." 8. F.FiNTr Newberry, 8. CJ. For salo at W. O. FI8H,EJl'8 ' Now Drug Store, . Oppooito Colombia Hotel, August 0 (!mii Columbia. 8. 0. A^LXcs-tlc*3^ Sal??. Bheriif s Sale? Tho National Bide and Leather Bank of Bon? ton t>?. Alexander Bray the, 'and Tiliott. Mo? cardy & Go. t?a. Alexander Bmythe.- War? ranna of AUnd?incnt, t , , BY virtue of warrants of attachment, in the .cac?i ?tated above, and pursuant to au ordor of tho Hon. ti. W. Moiton, Gtrouit Jndgo of tho Fifth Circuit, I will sell, on TU BHD AY. tho 3d day of October next, at tho "Cottage H ou HO, "next Went to tho Masonic Hall, on Washington street, in Columbia, within the legal hoars, a large and well M sorted stock of BOOTH, SHOKS and HATS, attached as the j property of Alexander Smythe, at the snits of 1 the National Hido and Leather Bank of Bos I ton vs. Alexander Smythe, and Tillott, Mc Curdy A Co. vs. Alexander Smythe, j Tho above sale will give doalera a rare : ehanee to replenish th? ir stocka, and ia worthy of thoir attention. Terme caen. P. F. FRA ZEE, . Sept 17 mw j ., ? , B. B. 0. >: AI.?- lOBL?OT" 'AT me I Popular and Low-Priced Dry Goods ItOUBK OF W- D. LOVE & CO. WE have opened this season np to the present limo 150 packages of Gboice Goods for Fall and Winter, aelocted with ?reat care expressly for this market, bought irect from first hands, at mnoh less than re I gular prices. All tho departments arc now . complote. Wo have a full lino of DBESS GOODS, coin ?irising all tho nov fabrics, such as Epaug tues, Valoais do I'ariu, Japanese Silks, I'op i Hus, Challies, Ac, unrivaled for qualities, styles and prices. In CARPETS and BUGS, we havo some of the choicest goods produced this season. Wo have a big stock or BLANKETS,Shawls. Cloaks, Sacks, Jackets, Cloths, CasBimeres, : Tweeds, Joans, Linsoya, Chocks, Homespuns and Prints, which mnst bo sold to make room for moro on tho way. A nico lino of CLOAKING by tho yard. Our HOSIERY, Gloves and Merino Under? wear cannot bo excelled anywhere. Wo keep tho best quality of TABLE DA? MASK, Napkins, Doylies, Towels and Linens in tho Btato for the money-honao-keupers make a note of this. Wo have a nico lino of Ladies' white ready made UNDER-CLOTHING, mado in thu best j manner, of fine material. Our Laco and Embroidery Department always contain tho latest noveltios. Ladies' Fancy Silk Neck-Ties, in all tho now styles. Wo sell tho host White Dress Shirt in the city for tho money. Wo solicit orders from city or country, and invite all to inspecteur stock, which will DO shown freely. Please remember we keep only tho host makos of Goods, and have but ONE PRICE. W. D. LOVE A CO., Colombia Hotel Budding, - W. D, Love. Main street. B. Bj McCrtEEBT._Sept 10 "Motto's- Victoria Tonic Bitten." KHTIRELY VEGETABLE. For the cure bf Dyspepsia, Ague, and Fever, Bilious Disease*. General Debility, and ali Impurities of the Blood. THESE BITTERS have now firmly esta? blished themselves in the favor or the public and the medical profession. Prepared from purely vegetable ingredients of acknow 1 lodged oflicacy, their unrivaled and highly tonio, stimulating and prophrylactio qualities peculiarly adapt thom to"all oases of General Debility, Nervoua Prostration of tho Bys* I tem, Ac. As an exoitant of the ap pa ti to and a whole? some aid to tho process of digestion, they will be found to be very efficacious, while their peculiar medical properties render them of unequaled value to those snbject to Chills and Fevor, Congestion, and other miasmatic disoases. These Bitters will be found most wonder? fully beneficial in all cases of Debility and Ir regularities of Females. Wheresoever intro il u ced they become a standard ar ti cl o-a medicinal staple. Unliko the many noxious stimulants advertised, they brace ana fortify the system without exciting undue cerebral ?ction. They aro without doubt the beat to? nic and constitutional renovator over offered to tho public. MOTTE A TARRANT, Manufacturers and Bolo Proprietors, Nowborry, 8. C. Sold by E. H. HamrrsH, Colombia, 8. C. Sept 1G_Gmo ? FIRST DEL?VER7 OF FALL GOODS. We open this day a nice line of early ?Fal! Prints, Domestics, Dry Goods, ?Gloves, XUKen's doods, and Underwear, I of which we invite an inspection. fit STEBIiE. Angnet 80 _" "' ^ ?Ii?TmN? HOUSES CHILDS & WILEY, eoLUHBlA, S. O. : \[l-! ' t?.iui-Li ' ! T?TE have marked down all of our large YV stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING: to snell Iqw n?urca that | the prioo comes within reach of all that wish a good fitting garment, made in tho latest atyfe and by the beat mak? ers in New York. We are the only house that sell AU Linen Drawer? at f 1.60. We are tho I only house that have tho imported Boe-Sucker Calca tia Bult?, warranted genuine. An in? spection of our large Block will aottlo tho mind of any ono that money is mado by bay? ing from n?. Thirty-two Inch Bole Leather Tranks, only a tow left, at i20. " June 28 For Sale, 3?*f\f\ A0BE? of LAND in Barnwell, .OV/Vf on the Kdisto. 7G0 ACRES in Kershaw-in lota to anit. . San ?IU1 and 2,000 acres of Land in Lexing? ton, or. ??orth E?Eato. ST.q?Q. 3,500 Borea Wateree Bottom Land, 82 pr aero 2,600 acres crook bottom and pine Land, at 113 per acre. 1 House in this city, 95,000. HOUSE and thirteen acroa LAND^noar the city-$8.500. -, Apply to JOHN BAUsKETT, Attorney at Law and Beal Batata* Agent. Beo?,25 . . ' ly Sedger*' Beet DON'T' contain Btryohnlno. It ia pure, and warranted to ho so. , ; , March ll