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g nw ??i ? tiji ?i rr Q??B?3 ray n g sfcs Vorolgn Asuiri) NOON DESPATCHES. RELEASE OIA FENIAN PRISONERS REFUSED -EARTHQUAKES, AO., AO. LONDON, Ootobo? 10.-Gladstono an nouncoa the determination pf the Go? vernment not to yield tb appeals for the release of the remaining - Fenian prison? ers, on the ground that their offences are not political. - The nowa of .tho Chicago conflagration excites- general sympathy, and hus de? pressed American stocks. NIGHT DESPATCHES. CONSTANTINOPLE, October 10.-A violent shook of an earthquake has been felt, here. PAWS,' October 10.-Pierre Lonfeny has been appointed French Minister to Berlin. The son of Duo do Join ville, who is now an officer in the Uui tod States navy, -has reoeiy.ed. permission to enter tho French navy. American Intelligence. NOON DESPATCHES. THE OmOAQO CONFLAGRATION-HEAVY FAILURES-INSURANCE CRASH IMMINENT -BELIEF POE THE SOFFEREES -DEMO? CRATS VICTORIOUS IN TEXAS-PREPARA? TIONS. . T?'. FAY . INSURANCE-LYNOMTNG OP INCENDIARIES-RIOT-YELLOW PEVER DEATHS. - AO. ? AO. Curo AGO, Ootobor 9.-It is now be? lieved that the spread of the fire South? ward has been s tay ad afc Harrison street, bat on the North side' there is no dimi? nution of ita fury, and that entire divi? sion of tho oity is evidently doomed to utter dost ruction. j There are grave fenrs t hat tho il a rn ea may spread to the West sida pf the .North brunch of the river, and- tho inhabitants'- of streets nearest the river are. already moving to a plaae supposed -of 'greater Safety, j .The West? ern Union Telegraph Company have now six wires working East and South, run . ning into a temporary office at tho comer of State and Sixteenth- streets. . The North-western 'Railroad Company are running trains ou both of 3bi brunches, which aro crowded with ileoing citizens. A reliable gentleman, juat arrived from the North division, brings the joyful in? telligence that the water works are unin? jured. It isximpossible now to give an approximate to a correct stu temen t of losses, but ' a faint idea may be formed whoh it is stated that' every bank in the oity, except-two savings institutions on Twenty-second,street, in the South divi? sion, and one on Rando!ph street, in the West division, aro destroyed. All tho wholesale stores, all retail establish- . monta, the post office, Court House, , Chamber of Commerce, every hotel in J the South-division,-except tho AJiohi^Uh 1 Avenue H?tels ; which, standing,, on-'tho : extreme Southern- limit, escaped, though badly"" scorched^ and ' every , newspaper ! office-the Tribune building, which was 1 supposed to be fire-proof, finally . suc? cumbed-every theatre, six of the largest * elevators, the immense depots of tho Mi- < chigan, Southern and Illinois Central- 1 Railroads; both the passenger aud 1 freight depots of tho latter; more than a score of churches, and much of the shipping in the river-all destroyed. < Men who were millionaires yesterday J morning are nearly penniless to-day, but 'more terrible than all is thc certainty < that many perished, in the fi?mes. How < many, no one can tell; perhaps no one ' will ever be able to toll, but it is known 1 that several perished uud there is only a ' heart-sickening fear that the victims will be counted by scores. Hundreds of horses and cows have been burned in j stables; .ajad on the North side, numbers , of animals', though released from con? finement, were so bewildered and con- j fused by the sea of fire whioh surround- j ed them that they rushed wildly to and , fro, uttering cries, of fright aud pain, . until scorched and killed. Any attempt afc ii description of the scones of the ap- ; palling calamity would be idle. The , simple ' fact that the once great oity of , Chicago is destroyed; that hundreds of . milliOds' of 'active capital here has va- j nisbed, und nearly one-third of Chica- ? go's inhabitants are homeless and de- , pondont-any I attempt to embellish , wo ul d'bo mockery. As this awful day draws to a dose thousands of anxious j eye&w?tqh .the clouds of smoko whioh still roll lover the burnt district with evi- ? deut'dr??d that a sudden change of wind ! may tura the 'Humea on that portion of the city yet spared. There seems, how? ever, little qanse of apprehension of it, and firemen from other cities are con? stantly ??arriving. ' 1 About three-fourths of the United States mail was saved and taken posses? sion of by Col. Wood, of the postal service, ATLANTA, GA., Ootober 9.-The fair, opening, at Oglethorpe Park, on tho 16th instant, promises to be a grand soooess. Entries are being mado by exhibitors from different States, and a very large attendance is probable. Several cele? brated horses will cdmpete for the citi? zens* purse of 82,500. BALTIMORE, Ootober 10.-Julian Mar? tin beat his wife to death; both colored. Charles Ford, a private watchman, was bitten by a rabid dog. Hydrophobia ensued. SANDWICH, ONTARIO, October 10. Thirteen dwellings, three stores and four barns were burned, to-day. NEW YORK, Ootober 10.-Many inBiir anoe companies have temporarily sus? pended, to see how they stand. All will pay as rapidly as possible, and have be? gun arrangements to that effect. Life insurance oompauies have many millions loaned upon real estate security in Chi? cago; but as their rule is to require land alone, whioh shall more than secure the debt, they apprehend no loss. CINCINNATI,. Ootober 10.-Several Jew-1 ish societies hud bulls, lust night, with sappers? They sent ?uppers to Chicago. NEW YOUK, O tober 10-11 A. M.-At mid night, last n gut, the Western Union Telsgrapn ??iicu, whioh had been located on the corner of Wah ?sh avenue and Sixteenth street, was removed to rf r a n j i r rit g B j*r g r1U? Twenty-second' street, in consequence of the approaoh of the fire. At 3 o'olock this 'morning, notice was given that the fire waa again u pou them; and they must make further retreat. S i ti ou that time, there' has heen no oommnnioation with the ol ty. In the stock board; to-day, a motion to donate $20,000 to the sufferers by the fire at Chicago, was referred to the go? verning committee, with power to in? crease the Bum as much as the treasury will allow, under $50,000, whioh wns carried unanimously. It is reported three heavy bouses have failed. Stocks are greatly depressed, with a decline in the whole list. The Western stocks aro not called in the board to-day. Tbe excitement is in nowise abated re? garding tho Chicago fire. . There has been au immense sale of papers. Busi? ness is generally ' suspended. A special to the Times, dated Chicago, 2.20 A..M., says a fourth of Chicago is in ruins. Tho Ore is still barning in tho West di? vision. Taylor and Halstead streets were swept. The water works went early. There hus been fearful loss of life hy falling walls. 10,000 business men will be compelled to make assign? ments. An insurance crash is imminent. The river is impassable, except nt Bridge 12. Tho other bridges have been burned. It is feared Bridge 12 will be crushed by overwhelming travel. Tho railroads have been dosed, aud there aro no mails at present. The loss is estimated nt $200,000,000. Fireproof buildings burned liku tinder. Few business houses saved even their papors. No papers eau be published uutil type comes from elsewhere. Somo vessels escaped by being sent adrift into Lake Michigan. The, origiu of tho firo was iu a stuble wjiere women went to milk a cow, with a kerosene lamp. A large number of firemen have been killed. Tho Couvent of Mercy was burned. The pavements were burned. 100 squares were burned in the South division. 100.000 em? ployees are out of employment. The County records were saved, but the city records were lost. WASHINGTON, October 10.-A heavy ruin at Chicago has put ont tho tiro. This statement is confirmed through regular and official channels. PniiiADELPHtA, October 10.-Two pro minent brokers suspended this moruiug. Many failures are pending. All is con fusion. SALT LAKE, October 10.-Brighna Young was arraigned, and held iu $5,001 bail. NEW . OEL?ANS, October 10.-Th? Texas 'Congressional election, as far ni beard from, gives the Democratic ma ?prit?ea as follows: First district, fi vi Counties, 525; second, seven Counties B;6G*';/ third, thirtoou Counties, 509 fourth, twenty-five Counties, 3,735. O?IIVE?XON, October 10.-The stearne, ?J. KV HalivVftS lost in a storm ou the 3d with,all on bonni, except Otto Susseu. . WASHINGTON, Oetober 10.-Stoau angines and provisions are going t< Chicago from all poiuts. Nearly ever theatre is playiug for tho relief of tin j u ff er era. Tho very latest says that all is bnruei North of Harrison street, between th river and tho lake, and Northward I tho extreme North limit of the city Not a building is left. Even the tree af Lincoln Purk wore destroyed. Nc \ word regarding elections. The G?: vernimmt is bringing ali its resources t the relief of tho snffwrers. All railroad will carry supplies free, by fast trains. NIGHT DESPATCHES. CHICAGO, October 10-Noon.-Th Bre coutiuued all night ou the Nort lido, but this A. M. it is under coutro Nothing is remaining on that side froi the river North to Lincoln Park, an from the North branch of the river o the West to the lake on the East. Th portion of the city, except aloug Main River, where there wore business blockt ivas occupied by dwellings. Two-thin >f tho population of this district wei [termini and Scandinavian. These pei pie aro now homeless. At 3 o'clod this A. M., rain came, but it did not lu long. Tho roofs aud the ground wei ?vet. 1,500 citizens were sworn iu i jpeoial police. The Federal force is ec ployed to guard property. A h ned ri thousand rations have been issued. Tv men, caught at incendiarism, were lim to lamp-posts. This summary procec mg awed thieves into hurmlessuee livery train bringa engines and ii re mc who immediately go to work. They a playing on tho coal piles to save fuel, few business men, with more nerve thi )tbeiH, are seeking business places in t West sido. Rooms which routed lr week for $50, now commaud S5.0C Newspapers aro already ut work prepi ing for resumption. Water for di m ki ind oooking is secured from tho luis dud parks. Thousands of people o Damped about the artesian well. T pooplo fled into tho ch niches aud scho bouses. It was cold this A. M., cnusi great Buffering, but the people are pn ing for more rain. 3 1'. M.-Word has just been bronc that a fierce fire is raging in Thirty-n street. This street is two miles South tho Southorn fire limit, and u little li than that from tho fire - limit on I West side. It is evidently incendiaria Two persons caught firing buildings w shot, and two others led off with ro] ai omni their necks. As the wind is n blowing a gale, the end cannot bo toi NEW YOUK, October 10.-At a meet; of tho Germania, Hanover, Niagara n Republic Insurance Companies, comp ing tho underwriters' agency of ? York, held to-day, due preparation 1 mudo to pay immediately upon the jiiBtmoutof all losses incurred iu C oago; after doing whioh, the capitals all companies will romain unimpaired Henry Clows ?fe Co. aud Jay Cool Co. gave each $10,000 to tho Chic sufferers. J. S. Morgan <fe Co., of L don,telegraphed their correspondent draw on them lor $5,000 for the si purpose. NEW YOKK, October 10.-The re] that tire had broken out again iu < ?-on H m 9 cago, and was burning fiercely, is posi? tively contradicted by a despatch from General ACBOU Stager, of the Western Union Telegraph Company, now at Chi? cago, to General--Palmer, Secretary of the Company Lore. Gen. Stager states that a fire started in a small house on Thirty-first street, in the South division, in the afternoon, but was speedily extin? guished. Incendiaries were busy, but seven or eight had been bunged or shot at sight. The Spectator, an insurance journal, says none of the leadingcorporations aro insolvent. A number of tho less promi? nent have sunk all their cupital, but tho failure of every ono of these will neither cnuBe a panio nor seriously affect the general progress of i usu rance. A great majority of tho companion will pay losses promptly. Some have already begun to put their assets in order to liquidate ob? ligations. Tho Spectator estimates that the aotual losses of the companies will not much exoood $35,000,000. Tho companies doiug business in Chicago held $73,000.000 assets, inoludiug $7, 000,000 held by Chicugo companies. A rumor says eight companies have failed, but it is better to wait for official au uouncemeuts. The President of tho Iu toruatioual Company leaves for Chicago io make settlements. WASHINGTON, October 10.-The sub treasury at Chicago lost $2,000,000, of whioh $500,000 wus gold. The Cabinet met to-day for the first time in several weeks. Robeson und Delano were absent. t Probabilities-Tho low barometer on the lower lakes will probably move East? ward over Northern New York, willi clou 3s and rain iu New England; brisk Westerly winds from East Atlantic to Luke Huron; South easterly wiuds on the middle Atlantic; will probably be followed ou Wednesday by cold North west winds aud rising barometer. East orly winds with raiu will continu? it Floridu; North-wost winds with partial!; cloudy and clearing weather North nut West of tho Ohio vulley. PHILADELPHIA, October 10.-A serioin riot occurred iu the Southern part of (hi city. Five were killed aud tweut; wounded. Tho militia was ordered ti the sceue. A lieutenant of police wa held iu $1,000 bail fur obstructing th* polls. LATER.-Tho trouble commenced bo tween the blacks and whites at tkoeightfi aud fifth preeiucts, Water street. A crowd of a thousand were ut tucked with a shower of paving stones; followed by pistol shots. A number of men armed with bright muskets charged about and tired into the crowd. Tho battle ruged through several streets, courts and ul'ey.s,! swarming with men, who tired upon! each other. A number of colored men j came out of au alley armed with mus-j kets uud charged upon the police. The negroes wore beuten back and took re? fuge in a tavern, where they (Ired from the second story. Tho tire was sharply returned for ten minutes. The neighg borhood was loud with the reports ofj tire-arms, while missiles of all kinds whistled through the air. The wounded were curried oil by their friends. The riot was tinnily suppressed. ROME, GA., October 10.-The North Georgia and Alabama Fair opened here to-day. The eutries and attendance uro very largo. CHARLESTON, October 10.-Arrived steamer Georgia, New York; schooners James Wall, Rockport; J. H. Stickney, Baltimore. Sailed-steamer Jumes Ad ger, New York. Three fever deaths in tho last twenty four hours. Financial anti Commcrclul. COLUMHIA. S. C., October 10.-Sales of sottou to-duy 87 bales-middling lS}^c. LiVEitrooL, October 10-3 P. Id.-Cot? ton steady-uplands 9^; Orleans 10; lales 10,000 bules; speculation uud export 3,000. LONDON, October 10-Noon.-Con? sols 92.^. Bonds 92?j,'. PAWS, October 10.-Rentes 5Gf. 27c LIVERPOOL, October 10-Evening. Cotton closed Bteady-uplands 9?.,'; Or lea us 10. NEW YOKE, October 10-Noon. Sales of futures last evening, 3,300 bule?, is follows: October 10,,3g(fiji9!.i; Nov?ui borl9)4', 19 3-1G, VJ\(t ; Deeeinher 19 3 10 ?19.';i; January 19%, 19 5 10, 19.'.i Slocks panicky and activo. Govern ments very weak. State bonds dull and weuk. Money strong, ut 7. Gold firm nt Exehuugu-long 9jji; short 10j4'. Tho Chicago tire excitement has caused utmost u total suspension of bu siuoss. Flout held higher, without bu siuesH. Wheat held 2(?)3c. higher. Corn held lc. higher. Poik firm and quiet at 13.75. Lard firm. Cotton quiet aud steady - uplands ?OJ?; Orleaus 20$' ?ales 2,000 hales; chiefly lust evening Freights dull. 7 P. M.-Cotton steady; soles 3,773 bales-uplands 19%; OrlcutiH 20>'.i. Flour firmer. Wln?key steady, at 90. Wheat 1(<<',2O. higher-winter rod West? ern 1.62(W}1.05. Corn closod dull und tho advaucrt purtiy lost. Rico 8(7?9. Pork 13.70(2)13.75. Beef dull. Lard kettlo 10,%. Freights decidedly lower. ?Sales of futures to day ?,800 bules, ns follows:October 19%; November 19 3 10, 19K, 19%; December 19 3 10, ?9??, 19%; Jauuury 19%. Money iu Bliurp demand ou Government bonds, at all Burta of prices from general borrowers. Sterling weuker, at 8?"'(O?9. Gold 14.'.,($ 14.%. Governments closed feverish 02s ld'.j. States dull and weak ; but lillie doiug. ST. Louis, Ootober 10.-Flour stendy -superfine winter 5 44(?55 50. Cori firm-mixed sacks 54|<<@55. Whi>k?y 93 j? ?04. Bugging unehauged. Poi lt firm, ut 13.00. Bacon active and higher -shoulders \ clear sides 8 "'.',. Lard kettle 0; keg ll. CINCINNATI, October 10.-Flour and gi ?on unehauged. Whiskey declined, at 90. Provisions strong; not much de? mand; all held firmly. Pork 13.00. Shoulders 7%; clear sides 8j?. LOUISVILLE, Ootober 10.-Pork 13 50. AUGUSTA, October 10.-Cotton steady and in fair demand-middling 17%@ 17%; receipts 1,000 bales; sales 80. BALTIMOBE, October 10.-Flour and wheat quite firm. Corn steady. Provi? sions unchanged. Whiskey 1.01. Cot? ton quiet and Arm-middling 19??fV/) 19J,; ; receipts 030 bales; sales 310; stock 1.?U5. j NEW OBLEANS, October 10.-Cotton dull and heavy-middling 19)^(^19^; receipts 4,709 bales; aules 2,000; stock 29,235. BOSTON, October 10.-Cotton' dull middling 20^; receipts 1,280 bales; sales 300; Btock 4,500. PHILADELPHIA, October 10.-Cotton quiet and firm-middling 20. GALVESTON, October 10.-Cotton dull good ordinary HI^B? receipts 820 bales; sules 50; stock 20,599. WILMINGTON,! October 10.-Cotton quiet-middliDgl8?..<; receipts 309 bales; sules 130; stock 2,897. MOBILE, October 10.-Cotton quiot middling 1834; receipts 1,532 bales; sales 300; stock 13,289. CUABLESTON, October 10.-Cotton quiet-low middling 18,!:,'; receipts 1,702 bales; sales 200; stock 10,018. SAVANNAH, October 10.-Cotton irregular-low middling 18??@182?; re ceints 3,205 bales; sales 150; stock 15,198. ^^gnMtam A LA non AND rci.L scrri.Y CF FRESH AND PURE DRUGS, FANCY ARTICLES, MEDICINAL WINES. LIQUORS, &C. W. C. FIN tl ER, Oct 7 Opposite Columbia lintel. Fall and Winter Goods. -J|tt THE undersigned begaleave to inform WA bib customers, ami the public general Jla ly, that lie hua just returned from New lurk with (ho moni uhoii'o selection of goods BVer brought, to thia market, embracing DOE? SKINS, Cloth?, French and Eng hs ti Ca si meron, YeutitiKs, ?Sc, of tho most modern patterns. ALSO, A largo assortment of GENTS' FURNISH? ING OOODS. Hy paying close attention to business, kc ?xpcctt? to receive a bharo of tho public pa trutiage. C. I). EOE UH AUDI. Sept 20_ NEW GOODS ! HAMMi just returned .rom New York, where I mude iuv pu chusca, I am pro 1 pared to show one o? ihe MOST CHOICE -and SELECT STOCK OF GOODS for Gentlemen's wear ever offered in this mar? get. My stock cinbra en French, Knglitdi and Scotch Oast-inn n ?, Cloths ami Vest tug A, and i full supply of Cents' Km niching Goods gc iierally. 1 have abo a very largo ?tock of tho celebrated "Star Shirts." A share ot patron? ise is inspect Tully s hoted. Sept 17 .1. !.'. EISENMANN; CLOTHING HOUSE OF CHILDS & WILEY AHE daily receiviim the UtiOft HEADY M A DE CLOTH INO, for old und young ip-mlcm. iii that have ever bren offered in this market, tin custom-made can surpass, mid but few can equul them, in st j le, and finish, mid price. HATS. We sell the best, at lower rat CH than those who don't buy from the manufacturers direct; SHIRT?; Wu keep tho Star and Tino .Fit constantly on hand, and will Uku orders for half dozen or more, and tarrant a tit. U N DE It-WE A lt ni all varieties. HUH?KK VLOTIIiNG. O bO V EM - boat her, Huck. KUI. Dog, nat and Kenl. HargahiH to bo had in GLOVES. NECK WEAK-all style?. Plain and fancy Linen and Paper COLLA HM. Sleeve and Collar HUTTONB-Oold and nome that won't coin. Wo will lako Greenbacks at par for all tli?'?o. _ Sept 20 For Sale. A LOT of lino Kentucky llu^ M ULKS un.1 HCUSICS, justar V^S rived. Call at _ ml ?fl? DALY'S STAHLE?, Oct 7 On AHMonibly Htri'ct. Hardware, etc. "I \ DOZEN AX KS. LKJ\J Vi bales Hugging. 2IHI bundles Arrow Ties.. 20 dozen I tai I road Shovels. 2iM) nail s Trace Chains. Just received and for sa'e nt lo wost market prices. I.OIttCK \ I.OWU \NCE._ You may secure a valuable prize by pur chasing a i I ck ol in the Columlua Co-opera? tive Huildiug Aeuociattcu. STYLISH , DRESS-MAKING. R, C? SHIVER & GO., COLUMBIA, 8. C., ARE now preparod ?to re?oive ordere ' for.' DIlESS-i?AKlNU, and have the aamo dono with despatch and in tho TIP OF THE FASHX??. Thoy havo sccnrod tho service? and super? intendence of MISS ANNIE WITTVOGEL, ASS I ST Kl) DY* MADEMOISELLE CAEN, Ono year from Paris, and employ nono but tho host hands. Wo guarantco ovorything wo do to satisfy. BRIDAL TROUSSEAUS Gotten up at whorl notico. Ordora solicited, ll. G. S. & CO., dealers in Millinery, Dry_ Goods, Boots and Shoes, Furs, Carpets, Hats, and an endless line of other Merchandise. R. C. SHIVER. DAVID JONES. ?3-Newberry, Greenville, Lanrons, Ander? son, Sumter, Winneboro, Caradon and Chea- : ter papers copy and acud bill. Papers under I contract, as usual. AT IG. DIERCKS' CANNED GOODS. utera, Deviled Ham, Oyatora, dod Fish. Smoked Halibut, Lardollon, Mackerel, all kinds. FRUITS. Haisina, Currents, Prunes, Datea, Citron, \lmomln, Walnuts, brazil Nuts, Macaroni, Vermicelli, Gelatine; Candies-assorted. SOAP. Cold Water Soap, Babbitt's best Soap, Mammoth Laundry Soap, S&polio, Toilet ioap-aanorted. PRESERVED GOODS. Pears, Peaches, Pino-applca and Jelly. CHEESE. Rich Cream Choose. Swiss Ghceao, Pine ipplo Cheese, Skimmed Cheese. FINE GOSHEN BUTTER. Flour-all grades; Bacon, Ham and Broak ast Strips. ITEAS. Old Hvaon. Young Hyson, Gun Powder, oglish Breakfast, Oolong. Candies-Adamantine. Pcrallno aud Wax. WINES. Swoet California. Angelica, Sherry. Rhino aud French Wines and Brandies, at Oct 8_G. PIERCES'. GOODMAN'S Clothing Bazaar. Grand Opening JKr Fall u:?d Winter jgj||k?L?TIllXG, HATS h^fflBflfflHBBa Furnishing Goods. ^gjaifBWKjlTTMBRACING all tho V^Jgaly'i ?SBBW-*-^ novelties of the VWMT' nson. Wo dosiro to ii*g?S \ cal1 tno attention of tho ^f?S?i w'I??S P^hllc to our LABOE M STOCK, whichfor quan Sasf ' rei' tity, stylo and variety, ET,?; Xx- \ cannot ho aurpaasedin Wi A JR.'J I tho city-overy artiola Wti/?r??if De'n8 ?f custom make w&itf'jy and especially adapted BK^gfr to thia climate. We in jWvg/r tend to keep up with yv^vjST tho times in catering to iyQ???r5S the tastes of our cue S?? ^fcjr&i?? lomos, ami ahab, KB ^^BMILIBI'I heretofore, apply our ^^S^fetf^^ aolvea strictly to tho old adago, "Quiek salea and Hmall profits." Trv us before purchaeing elsewhere. GOODMAN k SON, Sept 2(? Main street. Maccaroni, &c S%f\ CASES Kaban MACCARONI. 5 ea*es Vtrmacelli. 1 caso Tapioca. Sea Moss Farina, Arrow Boot, Ac. All fresh. _GEO. syMMPUS. Refined Oil. /COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by the gal \_J hm or barrel. Also, in glaasa, pint? and quarts. For Halitlow._E. HOPF._ Fulton Market Meats, &c. PICKLED BEEF. Picklod Beef Enunda. Smoked Beef. Smoked Beef Tongue s. Hams-choicest brandd. Breakfast Bacon. Received woekty-always fresh. Sept 29 GEO. SYMMKRB. Sundries. 1 (\f\ BOXKS aeaorted CRAC RE 118. IA./\J 100 boxes assort oil Canned Goodd. ?0 boxes Soap. SO boxes Candy. f>0 boxes Candios. LOI) barrels Flour. 50 barrels Whiskey, coming in aud in Btorc, and to which wo invite tho attention of the tratio. I.O KICK ft LOWRANCE.T; New Mackerel. ?>i\/\ WHOLE, Half Barr?la anti Kits ?UU Nos 1,2 and 3, Ruston inspection, just received and for salo much lower than at HOV tinto sineo the "liltlo unpleasantness " Sept 17_E. HOPE. Native and Foreign Wines. 801JPPEUNONG, Concord, i-autertm, Cla? ret, Champagne?, just received and lot s tie low. bv E. HOPE. COUNTY < LAIMS ANO Jt UV CKHT1. KH?ATKH bought hv Kob ?_D. OA M BRILL; Jjroker^ For Sale. 1 nnn nnn PEET LUMUKU, pai X ?Vr\ ri r jV/\ rv ' ties can ho supplied at re.Lromible rates l)V Hpulving to Sept 2 Jv UN E. MYLES, ai Hope's blore. Pacem, nam? and Potatoes, BY D. 0. PELX0TT0 & BON. TO-MOBROW (Thursday) MORNING, lit 10 o'clock, at oar auction store, wc will sell, without reservo, 2,000 Iba. D. S. SHOULDERS, 8,000 lbs. Smoked Shoulders, 2,000 lbs. Prime Smoked Sides, . 500 Iba. Primo Breakfast Strips, 200 Iba. Prime Smoked Beef, 5 casks Prime 8ugar-cnrod Hame, 10 barrels Northern Potatoes. Tcrma csBh._Pot ll Furniture, Mattresses, dc. , BY D. C. PEIX?TT0 & SON. TO-MOBROW (Thursday)- MORNING; at 10 o'clock, at our auction storo, without re servo, wo will sell, . . ., 12 Hair and Shuck MATTRESSES, perfect? ly now, and just received from Northern fac? tory. ALBO. .' 4 Sewing Machines and sundry articles of Furniture Terme cash. Oct ll The New Departure. WE propose to depart from the old fogy habit of Belling DRY GOODS at euch high figures so much inj yogue here, sud intend from thia on to make it to the in? terest of buyers to patronize THE STORE OF PORTER fi;STEELE. Wo have just r tu'rmd from tho Eastern Market with a beautiful assortment of DRY GOODS selected with f*rest oar?, and as wo bought them mtc, wo propose to elvo our cus? tomers the advantage of these LOW FIGUBES 1 We ask especial attention to our choice lot or Men'? Wear, embracing all styles, colors and p.'ices. Dill"HS GOODS, the new out desagua oat, and a full stock.' We show tt e boat line of Fringes in the 'city, and at Gio lowest tlgnrea. Lu all Dompetic. Gooda, we offer raro bargain. Wo will mako it to tho interest of buyers' to* examine our Stock before purchasing. . . ... . . , o,(; > - Sopt21 POnTB,y,|.dt, .^TEEtjB. Mr?. A, J?c?orinick) " : ,,,. WILL be prepared, to open her. bande?me and well selected stock r of MILLIrf?ftY AND FANCY ABTIOLE8 on FRIDAY , the Otb inst, i v. . . , She has just returned from New York, where she* spared no pains iu the selection of her stock, hoping thereby, t(0.be able to please each and every one who may favor her wi.th a cal!.' "?_ V Her stock entis'iats of Bonnets,'Date and Capa, cf tho j?test and moat fashionable styles. Handsome Flowers and Feathers in . endless variety. . Corsets, of the vors best make. Fura of the latest styles, '?t remark? ably low prices. Alsoi a good supply of tho HO handaome ready-made Hints, all of which ehe offers at very low prices. Mrs McCormick solicite a continuation of tho kind patronago of'the ladies of Columbia and vicinity, assuring1 them that she will do all in her power to ploase._.. ?.. Oct S EMPORIUM OF FASH?0?7 ABBEVILLE, S. G. THE best selected stock of DRY iGOODS in the up-country. The It-randest display of Millinery in Mouth Carolina. Dr can Making dono in the very beet of ? ty le. The very best talent to be had in Balti? more in chargo of the Millinery and Dreno Making Department's. Easiness dons strictly ! upon the "cash" system. Grand opening pf fall and winter styles to take place on Tues? day, October 10, at ll o'clock'.' The ladles of I the up-country aro '.ivitsd to attend. Sam? ples Bent upon apr'.ca*iou. Ordere for any article iu tho Millinery hue will be filled and satisfaction guaranteed. Expenses light and prices correspondingly low. Sept 30 imo -TAS. W. FOWLEB, Pro'r. Rose's Hotel. IN view of tho influx of vi? sitors to Columbia, occasioned by the prevalence of the yel _ _How fever in Charleston, the proprietor of BOSE'S HOTEL has concluded to re-opon his establishment for the accom? modation of the publie at once, and therefore ' withdraws tho proposals ho nae heretofore made for its Baie or lease. The Hotel will henceforward be conducted aa a first class house of entertainment, and special provision will bo made for the comfort and convenience of families. Carriages and un Omnibus will be found at every arriving tralu. ' W. E. BOSE. August 30 ._m ?_ THE RELIABLE AND OLD ESTABLISHED m-fto HAVE JUST RECEIVED j? Kawl the largest and choicest stock Tra A?pH of READY-MADE CLOTH- \m ^S?^klNO, HATS and FURNISH--** ^^?1NG GO .DB, that they have ever offered to the publie, and embracing every si/.-* uuuh-. As we intend to do a larger trade than wo havn heretofore douo, we will be en? abled to eell at a SMALLER PROFIT than wo have heretofore done. Our French styles of GASSICHERES AND VESTINGS Ate acknowledged by all to bo tho choicest feledimrat'Goods ever Boen iu this market. Our st vie of GB WING US GARMENTS will lie snpVrior to anything wc have heretofore at lt nipted. Our stock of SHIRTS. SCARFS aud UN? DERWEAR net (1 but to be seen to bc appre? ciated. HATS-wo liavii all thc lui* st stylt s. We are still making In order i linne perfect. ilttiu.fr SHIRTS. R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD. a?~ Conni ry rn?-relisnts tmpplhd ac cheap as any houtc Bouth ot Nm York. Sept 10 CLOTING AND H AT HOUSE OF R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD