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Foreign ACaitu NOON DESPATOHES. A NEW SPANISH CABINET TO BE FORMBD - PARIS MONUMENTS AND P0BLI0 BUILD? INGS TO BB RESTORED, AO., AO. : ?...>* VERSAILLES, Ootober 4.-The rouuioi pality of Paris has voted 2,000,000 francs for repairB to the monamente and publio buildings damaged during tbe siego and reign of tho Commune.. DUBLIN, Ootober 4.-1A club is being organized in tbis city to consist of advo? cates of tho borne rulo policy. BEBUN, Ootober 4.-Tbe Eoiohstug as? sembles about tho middle of tbe present montlj. One of ' its most important duties will be to voto for tho first time an army budgot for tho whole Empire. MADRID, Ootober 4.-Tbe King has telegraphed Espartero to form a new Ca? binet. LONDON, Ootober 4.-Tho shipwrights of Clyde who have joined the niue hour congress have bcon locked out by their employers. The report that a marriage was pro jeoted botwoou Arthur and Princess Thyra, of Denmark, is untrue. MADRID, October 5.-Espartero de? clining, Sagoata advises the King to in? vito Semilla to reconstruct the Cabinet. NIGHT DESPATCHES. LONDON, October 5.-Admirul Mal compe bas accepted the work of formiug a new. Spanish Cabinet. Tbe following is believed to be the order: Malcompe, Premier and Minister of Marine; Alva? rez, Interior; Oleozago, Foreign Affairs; Colamiro, Justico; Bossalli Candun, Fi nanoe; Boranger, probably Publio Works. Marquis do Sayre, Frenob charge d\tf fairs, has arrived in Home. American I m el I lue ncc. NOON DESPATOHES. EXTENSIVE FIRES - TEXAS ELECTION'S - SALT LAKE TRANQUIL-POLITICAL CON? VENTIONS-MEXICAN MATTHUS-RUSSIAN MINISTER TO DE RECALLED, AC, &C.< CITY OP MEXICO, September 3, ria HAVANA, October 4.-Elections have been completed, and Juarez bas a rnnjo rity of eighteen in Congress. His elec? tion is, therefore, certain, and Congress bau nothing to do but go through the form of a choice between the rival can? didates. It is believed there would be no importaut revolutionary movements following this result. Confidence has been restored in nearly all parts of the republic. WASHINGTON, October 4.-The plat? form submitted by the Committee on Resolutions arraigns the National Admi? nistration as false to its pledges and con? stitutional obligations in prolonging dis? sensions aud refusing amnesty to sub- j missive citizens, squandering lands, eta., aud in taking shields (?) fatal to a Re? publican Constitution. It recognizes tbe emancipation of the freedmen of the South, and their enfranchisement and perfect equality before the law OB au in? evitable sequence of tho civil war. MILWAUKEE, October 4.-A special to tho ?Vetos, lrom Green Bay, says fires in the woods between there and Michigau have extended across Fox River, and covers a strip of thirty miles in Surrance and Ocoute Counties. Tho large lum? bering towns of Muriette and Pishtcgo aro threatened with destruction. Fires are now raging over 300 square miles of territory. About 100 families aro burned out of house and homo. Farm build? ings, bridges and fences have been swept away, and thousands of square miles of valuable pine forests destroyed. The entire population is fighting fire without specess. All supplies of food for man and beast have been destroyed, and starvation during the coming winter stares them in tho face. ROCHESTER, October 4.-After recesa the convention organ i /.ed permanently by adopting the report of the committee making Clarkson N. Potter President of the convention. SPRINGFIELD, III., October 5.-The Democratic State Convention, yester? day, nominated S. S. Hays for Congress man at large. SALT LAKE, Ootober 5.-Thero is no' excitement here. Brigham Young is still at his residence, but promises to submit to a trial. He says nothing ns to what, bo will do if convicted. " JEFFERSON, T EXAS, October 4.---Tho I electiou is progressing quietly. Probably 1,200 votes have been east hero yester? day and to-day. Tho people generally aro voting. Nothing definite until the election closes to-morrow. PHILADELPHIA, PA., Ootober 3.-Jerry Dixoy, colored, who has been in prison eleven years, for murder in 1857, died ia jail to-day. He had been all that time under sentouce of death with tbe warrant unsigned. NIGHT DESPATCHES. WASHINGTON, October 5.-This Go? vernment having asked Russia to recall Oateoazy, the Czar bas requested that be be tolerated until the visit of the Grand Duke Alexis is over. The President ac? ceded to this, wishing to show friend? ship to the Duke and his Imperial father. Cateoazy has been informed by the Sec? retary, that if, when the visit is over, be shall not be recalled, his. passports will be sent to him; and further, that the President will not receive bim, unless ac? companied by the Duke; nor will ho at any time bold conversation with him. Tho Presideut put tho request of recall OD tho ground that Oateouzy's conduct, official and personal, has been such as materially to impair his usefulness to his own Government, and to render inter? course with him for either business or social purposes, highly disagreeable. Probabilities-'Rising barometer and clearing weather, with North-westerly winds, will probably prevail ou Friday, throughout tbo Mississippi Valley; East? erly winds, with raia, will continue on the South Atlantic const, with low baro motor on tho lower lakes, which will probably continue to move Eastward, with Southerly winds, and possibly ruin from Virginia to Massachusetts on Fri? day morning; light local rains will very probably be experienced in Minnesota and Wincori?in, to-bight. The President returns to-morrow. NEW YORK, Ootober 5.-The delegates which withdrew from the Syracuse Radi? cal Convention have resolved to unite in support of the ticket nominated by that Convention. BOSTON, Ootober 5.-The mack crol dshormen report tbe season a perfect failure. BALTIMORE, Ootober 5.-The caso of Mrs. Wharton, charged with poisoniug Gen. Ketchem, wus removed from the Criminal Court of this city to the Circuit Court of Anne Arundell. Tho Episcopal Convention's standing committees were announced. Tho Eng? lish clergy were formally introduced and m ad O addresses. ROCHESTER, October 5.-In tho Demo? cratic Convention, to-day, the reform candidates from New Yore were given a hearing. Several delegates delivorod speeches, denouncing Tammany; a letter from Chas. O'Connor was read, bitterly denouncing the work in Now York, and declaring tho Democratic party, in its Statu Convention, bound so to conduct itself, that tho public prosecutions now demanded may be fairly heard, and iunocence vindicated from false asser? tions or ascertained guilt, condiguly punished. The convention nominated for city and State Diederich Willers, Jr. Comptroller, Ascher P. Nichols; State Treasurer, Wheeler H. Bristol; Attorney General, Marshall B. Chnmplaiu; State Engineer and Snrveyer, Yan R. Rich moud; Caunl Commissioner, George W. Chapman; Inspector of State Prisons, David B. McNeil. Adjourned sine. die. NEW .ORLEANS, October 5.-Doctors Clara, Holliday, Smith, Brickall, Bernis, Brims, Bird, Choppiu, Crower nod other prominent physicians, publish statement that there exists no yellow iel er in New Orleans, and that tho city is, and has been, remarkably healthy throughout thu summer. The wires to Galveston are still dowu and no el eel iou uews received. CHARLESTON, October 5.-Two fever deaths iu the past twenty-four hours. CERTAIN TO COME.-Tho Detroit Free Presa says: "Wo are assured that the annexation of San Domingo to tho United States is soon to occur, and that speedily after the assembling of Con? gress. It is not ut nil improbable that the assumption will provo to bo an his? torical fact. If there is any iuiquity which is not favored by the Grant admi? nistration, and which Congress is not ready to curry out at his command, we are not aware what it is. We have every reason to suppose, therefore, that the San Domingo scheme is to be consum? mated at an early day, and that the per? sonal interests of a ring of New York speculators aro to he ndvaueed at the ex? pense of the pockets of the people. There waa never a moro corrupt swindle over conceived thou is the Grant scheme of annexing San Domingo to the United Stntes. Its origin and aim finds n com? mon centre in personal aggrandizement at the- expense of tho National Treasury. It is a scheme for robbery more vast than could ever have been dreamed of, much loss consummated, bj' Tammany Hall." THE COFI-'EE Cltor.-Au importer-of coffee in Now York publishes a letter in which be states that there has been a considerable falling off in the production, of coffee this season. The three princi? pal coffee regious aro Brazil, Java and Ceylou. Tho Brazilian crop bas de? clined from -180,000,001) to 200,000,000 of pounds, and the Java crop from 170,000,000 to 100,000,000 of p .Minds. Of the Ceylon crop there is no accurate data. He adds that there is no Bick of supply yet. felt, but that the ultimate effect of these d?ficiences has already been discovered throughout thc world by a riso of price. A New York fugitivo thief took refuge iu a .school-house, introducing himself ns a member of tho visiting committee, and requesting n private audience with tho principal. Meanwhile tho crowd which had followed him searched overy other part of thu building without Und? ing the rascal, who quietly departed ns soon us the coast was clear. A lady writer blames thu men moro than the women for ridiculous fashions now in vogue. Shu says: "If all men possessing ?100,000 and upwards should form a league not to murry any woman who mounted a chignon, how long do you suppose tho ugly monstrosities would continue to be iu vogue?" MARRIED, On Thursday evening, 28th ultimo, by Itev. J um es Doiikl?s, Col. J. A. McLEAN, of York villo, 8. C., and Mina CLAltA V. DAB?AN.of Columbia, 8. C. No cartis. On tho 4th instant, at the Washington Street M. E. Church, bv Hov. M. Brown, Mr. SHANNON M01UUS0N, of Columbia, 8. C., to MibB BELLE BEATTIE, of Capo?irardoau. Mo. flfyCapo Girardcan Argus please copy. ----_SJS... _. ?gg To Rent. M. STO?E, situated in tho business part of tho city. For particulars, apply at PntKNix office._Oct C 3 A. B. MULLIGAN, COTTON FACTOR, CHARLESTON, S. C. (TcyrW I WILL, whon placed in funds, pur |Viy^4jchaso and forward all kinds of Mor BBBB?httudte?. Machinery, Agricultural Im? plements, Fertilizers, Ac._Oct GJ|t Seed Wheat. 7e? BUSHELS choice BED SEED WHEAT, O f r salo by _ li. HOPE. Sundries. -j f\f\ BOXES assorted CHACKEHR. lAJV/ 100 boxes assorted Canned Goads. CO hexes Snap. CO huxod Cami)*. 50 Coxes Candie?. 200 harruls Flour. CO barrels Whiskey, coining in and in store, and to which wu invito tho attention of thu tratlo. LOUICK & LO Wit A NOE. Financial ?ntl Commercial, COLUMBIA, S. ?., October 5.-Sales of cotton to-day GO bales-middling 18%a. NEW YOEE, October 5-Noon, Sales of ootton for future delivery, last evening, 5,800 bales, as follows: October 19 15-16, 19%; November 19%, 19 15-16; Deoomber 19%, 19 15-16; January 20; February 20>?; March 20 J?-freo on board ut Charleston-average low mid? dlings 18%. Flour dull and declining. Wheat dull aud nominally 2@3o. lower. Corn dull and lo. lowor. Pork steady mess 13.62. Lard steady-steam 10? 10,l(j. Cotton quiet, aud steady-uplands 20,l;i; Orleaus 20%; sides 1,200 bolos. Freights quiet. Stooks steady but dull. Gold steady, nt 13%? 14. Governments dull but steady. Mouoy firm, at 6. Ex? change- long"85?,; short <dy?. 7 P. M.-Sides of ootton for future dc iiverv, to-day, 14,000 bales, as follows: Ootobor 20, 19 15-10; November 20, 19 15-10. 19%, 19?.{; December 20, 19%, 19 15-16, 19 1310; January 20; March 20%, 20J.<-free on board at Charleston -average low middling 18 15-16. Gold 14/u@bi;'i. Money 7. Exehaugo 8~j. At close, Governments were not very ac? tive. 5-20s advanced }6<&}.i; 62s 15;?.^. States very dull-new South Carolinas very active. Cotton firm and quiet; sales 1,756 bales-uplands 20?20^.? ; Or? leans 20^4. Flour-Southern dull and drooping; good to choice extra 8.00? ? 9.25. Whiskey steady, ut 1.00. Wheat heavy, aud 2?3e. lower. Mixed "West? ern corn iu store 74Jy?75. Pork 13.55 ?13.62. Plain mess beef 7?11. Lard -kettle lO.1.^. Freights active. BALTIMORE, October 5.-Cotton firmer -middling 192.i'?19%; receipts 325; ex? ports coastwise,405; sales 3(55; stock 915. BOSTON, October 5.-Cotton quiet and strong-middling 20%; receipts 1,415 bales; sales 300; stock 4,500. 1 CINCINNATI, October 5.-Pork-do- j maud liyht and holders firm, at 13.00. , Lard-demand light and holders firm, at ! !),':<. Bacon in fair demand and ad- 1 Viiuced; sales of sides ut 7%?7^; shoal- ' dors held ut 7.Vj'. Whiskey irregular, at ? Ol.'.J, closing tit latter figure. LOUISVILLE, October 5.-Pork 13.00? ' 13.50. Bacon-shoulders 7'.j'; clear rib ! 7?7?ti; clear sides 8. Lard 9J.j?10,'.<. J Whiskey steady, at 05. PHILADELPHIA, October 5.-Cottou firm-middling 20b?@20%. NEW ORLEANS, October 5.-Cotton strong-middling 19:,i ? 20; receipts 1,651; Balea 1,800; stock 21,332. MEMPHIS, October 5.-Cotton quiet middling 19; receipts 1,470. WILMINGTON, Octobers.-Cotton firm -middling 19; receipts 400 bales; sules 14; stock 2,941. MOBILE, October 5.-Cotton firm middling 19? j ; reco;pts53l bales;exports 184; sales ?U0; stock 10.227. AUGUSTA, Ootobcr 5.-Cotton quiet ind firm-middling 18jJ; receipts 700 Dales. CHARLESTON, October 5.-Cotton steady-middling IS;1.^; receipts 1,317 nales; exports 1,503; sales 500; stock 10,053. NORFOLK; October 5.-Cotton steady low middling 19; receipts 190 bales; ex? ports 305; sales 100; stock 3,612. SAVANNAH, October 5.---Cotton in [rood demand-low middling 19; receipts 1,783; sales 800; stock 9,564. 1 LONDON, October 5--Noon.-Cou =ols 93.I?. 1 LIVERPOOL, October?-Noou.-Cotton ripened steady aud is now activo-up? lands 9?.,'; Orleans 10.!J. LONDON. October 5.-Evening. Consols closed at 92%?03. (52s 03. LIVERPOOL, October 5-Evening. Ootton closed strong-uplands 9%; Or? leans lujtf; sales 30.000 bales, including 10,000 for export and speculation. At Private Saie. SEVERAL beautiful and dooirabl? IIUILD INO LO Ta, on tho square Kitnt ol thc lepot of Charlntto, Columbia and Augusta ita i Ire ad. Will be told at a bargain, if early implication is made to K. W. SEIDELS Ai CO., Pet li a _hVaM'.Htato Knitters. SLATER'S CLOTHS, CASTORS, DOESKINS AND TRICOTS, In BLACK and COI.OKS, are recommended For their thorough ma nu tuc turu and perma? nent lindie. 3. SLATER & SONS. Selling Agents, 115 UIMI 117 Franklin St-, ?V. Y ii Oct li 1:11 GEO. HUGGINS' FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY. K?tablMted in Columbia, S. CV, lf!U>. Aetna Fire Insurance Go., $6,000,000. Imperial Fire Ins. Co., - - $8.000,000. Phoenix Fire Ins. Co., - - $2,000,000. Manhattan Fire Ins. Co., - $1,500,000. Union Fir? Ins. Co., - - - $1,200,000. Putnam Fire Ins. Co., - - - $800,000. Oftice in roar nf Mr. W. J. DUFFIE'S Book? store, (limonite tho Columbia Hotel. GEO. HUGGINS, Agent, Oct 0 Ismo Columbi?, S. C. Canned Goods! Canned Goods! 1 P^A CASKS fresh CANNED GOODS, just XOvf received, consisting in part IIB fol? lows: Pouche?, Pino Apples, Pearn, blackberries, Cliorries, To matoo?, Lima beans, String beau?, Corn, Condensed Milk, Salmon, Sardines, Turkey. Beor, Mutton, Asparagus, Cove and Spiced Oysters, Salmon, Lob stern, etc. For ?ale bv Oct ! JOHN AGNEW A. SON. HARDY WUK. EBIE?! THIS BEST IN THE MARKST ? CHOICE and solcct FAMILY GROCERIES, full aesortmeut of ^.y^Stf?^y*^ BugarB, Coffees-Rio, Java and Laguayra; Teas of all kinds; Ov/ ^fi?v ^*P\ Chocolates, Broma, t?picos, Pickles, Sauces and Table Dressings fO^^?JLf?F&'"%!^'- ?" 1{inaB RUU dos'-riptions, Cheese-Sap-Sago, Factory, Fino ^~\^ w&k'i^^r''C/ applo and others. ^^^^^^ T&miltT FlaOTJH, '.^^S^'j^^^fe^y' In barrclrt and paehages, consisting in part of Nonpareil, Madison \'^Jr~^r^???^v^ and Highland. Also, Oatmeal, Pearl Grist, Hominy, Corn, otc.; T* Tablo ?nd Liverpool Salt, Biscuit and Cluckers of all kinds, Eng? lish ami American. Potatoes, Unions and other Vegetables constantly on band to supply retail truda. A full supply of all kinda of KANGY SO/.PH, including Colgate's beat toilet, and that for domestic purposes. Canned Goods of every doscriptiuu. Jellies and Preserves, best family Butter, Lard, Molasses of ?ill grades, Meats, Hams, Dried Beef, Totiguej, Bacoti Strip?, Bellies and SideH. Also, a'Tull assortment of FISH, including best No. 1 und MOBS Mackerel, and Smoked and Pickled Salmon, etc. Particular attention ie invited to our full slock of LIQUORS, Embracing tho best brand*, foreign and domestic, tu bo found in tho market. CHAMPAGNES nf ali popular brands; Khorrieu, Madeira, Port and Catawba Wines of all kindH, and Bittern of every grade. Alao. English, Scotch and Bremen ALES, bf tho JIM following lirunds: Mc Ewan's, Muir & Sous', YoitngorV, etc., otc. MU' Especial attention is called tu our MONOGRAM and other Iv WHISKEYS, Ibo best in I be market for family uso or medicinal^ purposes. Also, to our BRANDIES, including the best Hivort Pidlevoison, Larron!?- Fres. Cognac, vintage of 1305. Also, GINS, Palmetto and Swan brands. All imported and warranted good. Also, ivo have en hand a full stock of cboico CIGARS and UH EWING TOBACCO, Bush y s Fine Cut, e tc. A stock of BAGGING and COTTON TIES, and Tither articles for plantation uso. In fact, everything needed ario bo found in a first idas* Grocorv Storo, and at prices to suit tho timed. Wo warrant our goodB llrBt class, and invite AU inspection ol them. HARDY SOLOMON, Oct (5 Columbia Hotel Block. Millinery Opening. SIRS. C. E. ?I?UD haa just rc turnad from New York and Diila ilulphin, where ?ho hau selected a lar^o ?luck ?l the hit ont and moat tuahinnablu elyleu of everything annal Iv kept ill a tirat elana MIL? LI NE ?t Y ESTA ULIS ll MK NT, .vhich will be opened nu and after FRIDAY u?-xl. tho (it h inst., constating of Ladies' h ON? SETS j Hals, Cana, handsome Feathers; Flow* .'rs, Sash and other Itibhoiis of all colors anti pialily, Lace Sets, Cor.-cts, Toilet Articles, Hair llruid, Switches. Chignons and Curls, 'eal and imitation. Tournaments fiirniahod ivith CrpwiiH, Wreaths, Rosettes, .tc. bridal md all urdera in mir lino promptly attended lo. airs. It. solicits tho ladies of Columbia and .Isewhere lo call ami see for themselves. All trtieles in our ljnu will bo sold at tho very owest piiasible prices, at tho old stand, Main ilreet, ( .*< il ii iii 11 i a, S. i:. Oct 5 C A li I) . WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE TUE AltUIVAL OT luuusnu un. TO ASSIST IN* TIM-: CONDUCT ol' OUR ?ILL1XEB? DEPARTMENT. e?~Maileiui)iiio|]e is oho jcur from Parid, uni comes t.. us -.villi MADAM DEMOREST'S -cconimoiidatiou. Wo aro certainly now pro* Hired To G-et Up a Bress la as fjoad style as any house in the world. ?ct 4 R. C. SHIVER & CO. T. BTCLARKSON, li K S lt Itv L. A Ci K .V T, Factor and Commission Merchant. OJfloe fi/ liv. IMniMt's Driiy Store, Oct I COLUMPIA, S. C._Imo Wines and Liquors. TF1KSE aeareelv require advertising. Our branda or imported WINES and BRAN? DIES are exclusively mir own, being import* irs' agenta for whatever we do not import ill rn el Vf H. Will bo glad to exhibit stork. Sept'?? OHO. SYMMKRS. If You Want School Books, &0 to RHYANA McCARTER, who have a fresh supply of Knglisli, French, tier nan and classical SCHOOL ROOKS, altin of jcliool Stationery of every description, all for lalo at lowest market rales. Sept 111 _ Thc New Departure TE propose to depart from the old io^y habit of selling DRY GOODS it such Ililli figur?n HO much in vo^iio hero, ind intulid from thia on tn mako it to the in* loroBt of buyers tu patronize Wo have just r turned from tho Eautcrn Market with a beautiful aaaortmont nf DRY HOODS selected with great caro, and aa wo bought them low, wo propoao to give our oua tomorn tho advantage, of thoao LOW PICURES I Wo ask especial attention to our i'hoiee lot of Men's Wear, embracing all styles, colors and prieta. DU F SS GOODS, the new eat designs out, and a full stock. Wo ?how tho beat lino of Pring?n in tho city, and at ibo lowest ligures. In all Domestic Gooda, wu offer rare bargains. Wo will make it tn tim interest nf Inners to examino our .Stock before purchasing. Sopt 21 POUTER ?Si STEKI.K. Imported Ales and Porter. 1A/\ CASK? IMPORTED SCOTCH and JA/l J KNGLISH ALKS. Lnndon und Dublin POUTER and bremen LAGER. N. ll.-Thndo ha vi no Cocains Indiens or strychnine in tln-'.r conipn.-ition. Partien preferring such ingredients eau obtain them puru at Dr. Iluiiiitah'ri. We would, liowov/r, rocoininciid a moderate nae of Dioso driles, ns thu aiipplv of undertakers in thi- eitv limited. G KO. SYMM Elis. Mrs. A. McCormick WILL bu prepared to open ber handsome and troll selected stock of MILLINERY AND FANCY ARTICLES on FRIDAY, the (ii li inst. Slie has just returned from New York, where sho spared no pains in the selection of ber stock, hoping thereby to bo able to jilease each and every ono who may favor her with a call. Her stock cominis of Bonnets, Hats and Caps, of tho latest and most fashionable styles. Handsome Flowers and Feathers in endless variety. Corsets ot' the verj best mako. Furs of the litest styles, at remark? ably low prices. Also, a good supply of thoso handsome ready-made Suits, all of which abo offers at very low prices. Mrs McCormick solicits a continuation of Ibo kind pat rnnngo of thc ladies of Columbia and vicinity, assuring them that she will do all in her power to please. Oct 3 The Ladies Know Best! TUt: CROWDS THAT DAUA* VISIT TUB POPULA ll ANO Le>w-vnicKD DUY noona HOUSE OF W . B. LOVE & CO., FULLY demonstrate that their taste in making selections for this market, both in stylos and quality, cannot ho excelled. We daily heat ladies say that our assort? ment nf Dross Gooda is tho heat in town. Wo intend to keep it ao through tho season, if niuney abd energy cati do it. All thc other departments arcwoll supplied with Hie best makes of gooda in tho market. Our Dress Goods comprise all tho new fa? brics, both foreign and domestic, including our Compass brand of BLACK ALPACA, double*facod, decidedly thu ehcapc*t and beat Alpaca in tho Statu, having both sides alike. Our patterns ill CARPETS and RUGS are choice. Blankets, Shawl-*, Cloaks, Sacka and Sackings, wc have a big lino. Out* stock of Gooda lor men's wear is very fnb, including all makes nf gomia. Houso-kcopcra will save money by examining our-H took of itouse-keipiiig tfooda. Wc only keep tho beat malic- and sell at low prices. A nico linc of ladies* White Underwear, mudo in tho best manner, of line material. Our Lace ami Embroidery Department al? ways contain the newest novelties. Our linc of Fa nev Goods is always complete. Wo sell tho best WHITE DRESS SKIRT in tho state fur the money, us well as Alexander and Courvuiaicr KIDS, whi.-h uoed no recom? mendation. Graniteville Homespuns vid Pendleton Yarns to tho irado at factory pricea. Wo solicit orders from city or country, and invito all to inspect our attractive Stock, which our polite and attentive salcameu will alnnv freely. Wc keojionly the best makes of gooda, and have but ono price. Samples sent by mail. WM. D. LOVE it CO.. Columbia notel bnildiug. Main street. W. 1). LOVB. _B. lt. McCiiKKnv. Hardware, etc. ?IrvA DOZEN AXES. LU\J . 49 balea Bagging. .Jut) bundles Arrow Tua. til) dozen Railroad Shovels. 200 nuira Trace Chains. Just received and for aa'o nt lowest market juices. LO HICK A- I.OWUANCE._ SEW FALL DRY GOODS JUST IX AT THE LITTLE STORE Ol' ALAUQE STOCK to be sold ut very low prit'OH. All new stvlea up to the limes and DOWN IN VHICKS. _ _^I'Lr.1 Barley ! Barley ! PLANTERS eau have SEED BAULKY at 11.20 per bushul. Terms cash. So|it 22_ _ JOHN C. SSE EOE HS. American Club Fish. ^-.r^?^^-S A DELICIOUS relish; better and much cheaper than Sardines. For sale bv h. HOPE. Butter. ITUBS Virginia Valley BUTTER, ti tuba Mountain Butter. ;! tubs duo Goshen Butter. All nico and fresh and for sale LOW. Oct 1 LOIUCK .V LO WR?NGE. Freth Biscuit and Crackers. SODA Wafers, Pic-Nica, Fancy Butter, Lemon, Wine, Peurlo, Oyster, Farina, Milk, Lemon, Ginger, Variety, Croam Wafers, Jum?los, Corn Hill Biscuit; Lemon Snaps. In small boxea for families. Sept -?i;_KDWARD H()PE._ New Mackerel. *)f\(\ WHOLE, Unir Barrels and Kita ?J\f\ J Noa. 1, 2 and ?1, Boston inspection, jual received and for salo much lower than at any time since the "little unpleasantness " Sejit 17 E. HOPE. For Sale. 1 C?C?C? Cifi(\ FJlETLUMBF.lt. Par JL'iv/\/,* t t\J\f\f ties can ho siipjdicd ot reasonable rates by anplving to Sejit '2 J( UN E. OYLES, nt Hone's store. COUNTY fl.AI.II.S ANO J flt Y CK KT I? K1C.VTBH Imiij-ht bv Fob 5 I). OA M BRI LL. Broker. Tho rnlllo for Temperance Hall, Ac., will positively take pince on the 10th November. 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