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NOON DESPATCHES. OPEN POLA? ' BEA DISOOVBBED-THIS POPE'S TROUBLES-NAPOLEON IHS8ATI8 PIED, AO., 40.jj BERLIN. October 20.-The Prussian Gazette contradicts a rumor given by the papers of a contract between Bismarck and Napoleon in 1866, and asserts that the GerraauB, while at Versailles, found in thc.archives, ot j the | French Govern? ment a copy, in Beunidetti's hand-writ? ing, of the famous secret treaty, which was published last year. GOTHA, October 20;-Full reports of the la?t German expedition to tho North Pole have arrived, and states that a Po? lar sea was discovered, free from ico and swarming with whales. BERLIN, October 21.-A distinguished prelate, an emissary of the Pope, WOB referred by Emperor William, to Bis? marck, for an answer whether, it would be allowable to hold tho approaching | oonolnvo outside pf Borne-some town iu France, for instance. Bismarck evaded a reply. The Emperor Bent an auto? graph letter bf sympathy to tho Pope. LONDON, October 21.-It bas trans? pired that, the Gaatein Conference agreed upon' e'uergetio measures for the-sup? pression of tho. International Sooiety. Italy refusos co-bperatipn, because its labor agitators oppose tho International Sooiety. ROME, October 21.-The Cardinals ad? vise the Pope to quit Rome, to preserve | his independence. The Pope had almost determined to depart, when the Italian Parliament was convoked. . * V - NIGHT DESPATCHES. ; ; LONDON, October' 21.-Tho workmen on o strike at Lincoln drove off tho po? lice and attacked, the master workmen's houses. Charles Babbage, mathematical i thor, is dend; aged seventy-nine. . Napoleon bas returned to Chiselhnrst. He believes the present government weak and inadequate lo tho wants of Fiance. American Intelligence. ? NOON DESPATCHES. INR Ott ANCE LOBHE3-MORMON TltOUELES-j EXTENSIVE RAILROAD CONTRACT-BALTI? MORE CONVENTION- DEVASTATING FIRES IN KENTUCKY, ' AO., AO. BOSTON, October 20.-Judge Pittman lias accepted tlie Prohibitionists' nomi? nation for Governor. NEW YORK, October 20.-The Cow?-. merdai Advertiser states the total loss pf insurance companies at $57,740,000. Henry P< Freeman has been appointed Reaelvor to'wind up tho Market Fire In? surance Company. John J. Cocks has also been appointed ltoooiver of the Atlantic Insurance Company, of Brook? lyn, which suspended yesterday., Goo. C. Satterlee has been appointed-Receiver j of the Washington Fire Insurance Oom-1 nany, Which suspended to-day. Capital, $400,000; surplus. 6350,000. Losses in Ohioago about $700,000. PHILADELPHIA, October 21.-Tho Na? tional Committee of the Union League met-Governor Gary presiding. A com? munication was received, requesting a thorough organization of the League in Lodisiana. The? National Council was called io meet ..in Philadelphia, Decem? ber 18. .J' V,'-i' Nsw YORK, October: 21. -Tho admi? nistration wing of the Republican party, to-night, nomi dated Fraozsigel for Re S'ster; Geo. C. Barrett for the Supremo iurt, abd Obarlee P. Daley for the Court of Common Pleas. The tioket was the same as nominated la?t night by the reform Democrats. SALT LAKIJ Cm, October 21.-The Solygamy trials are progressing. The lormonn plead that they had no inten? tion of committing crime in a plurality of marriages; that the intention being ? essential to conviction, they could not I be feuility of adultery, because they were ' married according to the usages of the Mormon Church. A number of addi? tional arrests for lasciviousness were mada. . ' ?, { ,:' / ?'? : WAS H IN bvro N, October 21.-The South? ern over-land mail coach was attacked near Trinidad, California, but the horses I ran away and Che robbers got nothing. NIGHT DESPATCHES. . NEW YORK, October 21.-Tho National Insurance Convention to-day considered the establishment of on office here for t^e record of risks in this and other court tries, to prevent fraud. BALTIMORE, October 21.-The com? mittee reported,: against representation of minorities; and .changing the name from "Convention" to "Council." AU tho canons adopted are to take effect on the first of Jarinary? a'ter the adjourn? ment of the Convention. The commit? tee reported against changes in the ca? non, regarding the intrusion of ministers I into the parishes of other ministers. RICHMOND, October 21.-The applica? tion for injunction against the Virginia | and Tennessee Railroad,, entered by J. E.Tyson, of Baltimore,! was dismissed! 'thia morning, at the instance of the ap? plicant, he withdrawing his motion and paying costa, &o. i CHARLESTON, Oatober 21.-Arrived steamer Manhattan, ship Nautilos, bark | Albiana, New York; ship Olive Southard, Richmond, Me.. CINCINNATI, October 21.-It is report* 0d that n.umoraaa woodlands in Camp? bell County, Kentucky, ore burning fearfully. Newport is threatened. . : NEW . Yo BK . Oc tober 21.-To day, tba largest single contract for railroad con? struction ever, made for work in tho I United States was closed by Col. W. D. Munn, executive officer of the Mobile and North-western 'Railroad I Company. Tho contract is for tho entire line from ? MobU? to Helena, Ark.-350 milos-io be completed by- Deoember Bl, 1873. He is toi commenoo work ut o noe, and put5,000 men oh ss rapidly asean bel gathered. ? Tho it/m for a large section of, tho road'ia now being made in Great Britain*/. .'. Niariv ORLEANS, October 21.-Metro .^??.i.n.TTi.r MI r ?ri. p?itfii pojf?m^^ been co?t?o%4; o? mUrde^ without/ capital punishment, for clubbing Chas! Hanson to death last September. 2 WASHINGTON, October 21.-A detach mont, of reornits has been ordered from St; Louis. tp^Texaa;' Vj, Tbo Russiau fleet is momentarily ex? pected. A special train of Pullman carn is waiting to bring the Prince here. Probabilities-The barometer will pro? bably continue to fall, and cloudy wea? ther, possibly with rain, prevail on Sun? day, from tbo Gulf coast to the Ohio Valley and Middle States; brisk South? westerly winda will be experienced for a short time on the lower lakes and East Atlantic; Southerly winds, with threat? ening weather, will extend Eastward intollli nois; Westerly winds, with plea? sant weather, on Lake Superior. CHICAGO, October 21. - Wm. Orion, President. I am instructed by our board to express their warmest acknowledg? ments to your company for assistance rendered to the people of Chicago, by Gen. Stager, in perfecting our tole graphic communication between the varions distributing points. Also, to express the deep thankfulness of our oity to yon, as President of the Western Union Telegraph Company, and through you to the Atlantic cable'managers, for the kind aid rendered to our suffering pooplo, iu the prompt transmission of our very numerous moBBages free of charge. (Signed) . R. B. MASON, Mayor. QUOTATIONS ron SOUTH GAROMNA SE 00BITIE8, BY D GAMBBILL, BROKER, Maiu street, Columbia, S. C., Dealer iu Gold, Silver, Bank Notes, Stocks, Bonds, etc.- October 21, 1871. STATE. Did. Asked. South Cnroliun Bonds, 0 ^ cent, (old). 73 South Carolina Bonds, 6 cent, (new). .... 4.0 S JUth Carolina Stock, 6 ^1 ct. 40 CITY SECURITIES. City Columbiu BondB, 6 ^ ct. GO City Colombia Bonds, 7 ^ ct. 70 City Columbia Gas Stock, par, $25. 13 City Charleston Stock, 6 ct. 53 City Charleston Bonds, Fire Loan, 7 ^ cont. 71 RAILROADS. South Carolina' Bonds, 7 cent., 1st mortgage.... f... 86 South Carolina Bonds, 7 ot. 70 South Carolina Bonds. G ~rj) ct. G5 South Carolina Stock, par, ?loo.32 South Carolina Bank Stock, par, 8125. 32 North-eastern Bonds.lst mort? gage, 8 cont... y. 91 North-eastern Bonds, 2d mort . gflge, 8 cent. 81 North-eastern Stock, prefer? red, 87$ oient., par 850_ North-eastern Stock, Capital, . par? $50.i. Charleston and Savannah Bonds, 6 1* cent. 05 Savannah nnd Charleston 75 Bonds, 1st mott., 7 cent. 65 Savannah & Charleston Bonds State guarantee, 7 cent.. Savannah and Charleston Stock, par, 8,100. Greenville and Colombia Bonds, State g uar., 7 ^ ot. 56 Greenville and Columbia Bonds, 2d mortgage, 7 ot. 40 Greenville and Columbia 1st mortgage, past due, 7 ^ ot. 95 Greenville ? and Columbia Stock, par, 825. 1 Charlotte, Columbia and Au? gusta 1st mortgage Bonds, 7 cent. 81 Charlotte, Columbia and Au? gusta Stock, $100, par. 40 Spartanburg and Union B'ds, State guarantee, 7 cent.. 50 Blue Ridge Bonds, 1st mort? gage, 7 oent.. 50 Choraw and Darlington B'nds, 1st mortgage, 8 cent.... 90 Choraw and Darlington B'nds, 2d mortgage, 8 cent. 75 BANKS. People's Bank of Charleston Stock, par, 8100.... 2 3 Union Bank Charleston Stock, par, 850. 45 Planters'and Mechanics' Bank Charleston Stook, par, 825 23 South Carolina Loan and Trust Co. Stook, par, 8100.. 100 First National Bunk Stock, por, $100. 125 People's Natioual Bank Stock, par, 8100. 105 Bank of Charleston Stook, par, $100.v. 19 Carolina National Bank of Co? lumbia Stook, par, 8100... 100 Central National Bank of Co? lumbia Stook, pur, 8100... 100 Sooth. Carolina Bank and Trust Co. Stook, par, 8100. BANK NOTES. Bank of Camden. 15 Bank of Cheater. 15 Bank of Georgetown. 02 Bunk of Hamburg. 15 Bunk of Newberry.. t,. 15 Baak of South Carolina. 05 Bank of State of Son th Caro? lina, prior, to 1861........ 25 Bank of State of South Caro? lina. 1861 and 1862. 25 Commercial Bank Columbia.. 05 Exchange Bank of Columbia 03 Farmers' and Exchange Bank oi Charleston. 02 Merchants' Bank of Cheraw. 08 Planters'Bank of Fairfield.. 03 State Bank...... 03 These quotations are liable to fluctua? tion. Securities sent- to me will be re? mitted for as direeted, at the best mar? ket rates. Stocks and Bonds of every description bought and sold. Butter. ; A TUBB Virginia Valloy BUTTES., ! ?fc fl tubs Mountain Butter. . | 8 tubs Ano Goshen Butter. Alt nioe and fresh and fur salo LOW. . 11 Oot 1 LORIOK A LOWHANOE. I H ?Tlt:?kict?l and OominVrDlRl. NHW, YOBK, '?ojdb'*' 2U-Total cotton receipts from Bepf?jnUer'i, 1871, 270,667 bales; asme time last: year 20,108: total exports from September 1, 1871,101, 406; sanio time last- year 10,440; tbe Btook ia ?871 is 104,141; at United States ports in 1870 it .was 200.874; stook in 1871 at interior towan 35,511 ; esme time last year 82,202. NEW YORE, October 21-Noon. Flonr abd corn doll and heavy. Wheat quiet end slightly in buyers' favor. Fork dall, at 13 25. Ootton unsettled-up? lands 19%; Orleans 10%; sales GOO bales. Freights quiet Stocks dull and quiet. Gold quiBt, at 12%@12)<. Govern? ments and States steady aud dull. Money Brm, at 7. Exchange-long 8%; short 9%. 7 P. M.-Ootton unsettled; soles 1,474 bales; uplands 18%; Orleans 19%. Flour dull and declining. Whiskey 34>?@95. Wheat l?2o. lower. Corn lo. lower. Pork lower, at 13 00. Lard heavy. Freights quiet. Sales of cotton Tor future delivery, to-day, 15,300 bales, is follows: Ootobor 18 J?; November 18%. 18 11-10, 18%. 1834'. 18 9 16; De sombet 18 11-10, 18%, 18%, 18 9 16; Jnnnnry 18%, 19 3 16; February 19%; March 19%; April 19%. Mouey active, it G. Discounts in demand. Sterling sternly, at 8J?@8%. Gold 12%@12%. Governments dull-62-1 14t?tutes lull, Tennes3ue8 63%; now G3%. New South Carolinas 43. Others unaltered. BALTIMORE, Ootober 21.-Cotton dull ind lower-middling 19; receipts'377 huies; exports 111; sales 175; stock 1,730 BOSTON, October 21 -Cotton dull nm uominal-middling 19%; receipts 1,115 bales; stock G.OOO. PHILADELPHIA, Ootober 21.-Cotton Juli aud weak-middliug 19*4 @ 19,'.i. MEMPHIS, October 21.-Cotton dull middling 18; receipts 3,290. WILMINGTON, October 21.-Cotton ^uiot-middling 18%; receipts 2G7; ex? ports 458; salea 73; stock 3,414. NORFOLK, October 21.-Cotton dull low middling 18; receipts 2.232 bales; ixpnrts 720; sales 200; stock 8,828. LOUISVILLE, October 21.-Bugging dearly, nt 10%@18. Other articles un? changed. CINCINNATI, October 21.-Flour doll ind lower. Corn steady. Bacon in jriod demaud-shoulders 7??; sides 7% aj7&. Whiskey 91. ST. LOUIS, October 21.-Flour quiet ow grades weaker; winter superfine 5 00 a)5.25. Cum a shade lower. Whiskey )0. Pork quiet, nt 13.00@14 00. -Bacon jasior-jobbing sales 7%($7%; clear rides 3@8%. CHARLESTON, October 21.-Cotton lull-middling 18; receipts 1,737 bales; exports 2,851; sales 80;i; stock 14,909. ' AUGUSTA, Ootober 21.-Cotton quiet ind weak-middling 17%; receipts 700 jalen; stiles GOO. SAVANNAH, October 21*-Cotton n good demand-middling 18; receipts I, 872 bales; exports 1,521; Bales 1?15U; itock 28,721. MOBILE, October 21.-Cotton dull niddling 18%; receipts 2,887 bales; ex? ports 289; sales 1,000; stock 20,338. NEW ORLEANS, Uotobor 21.-Flonr Inner-superfine G 12M; double 6.90(3) f.00; treble 7.25@7.50.~ Corn scarce, at LOO. Bacon easier, nt 8*^(5)8%; augar jtircd horns dull, at 18%@19. Sugar lull-rroommon. 9%; Centrifugal 10^(3) II. Molasses-primo to choice 62(3167. 3ottoo doll and lower-middling 18%; '??ejpta 2,620 bales; exports 1,154; sales 11 1,900;. stook 43,301. GALVESTON, Ootober 21.-Cotton dall ind nominal-good ordinary 15%; re jeipts 662 1 bales; sales 150; 'stook 25,989. LONDON, Ootober 21-Noon.-Con? jola opened 92%. Bonds 90%. PARIS, Ootober 21.- Benfe? 57f. 35c. LIVERPOOL. Ootober 21-Evening.4 [lotton opened and cloned heavy-up? lands 9%; Orleans 9%; sales 8,000 bales; speculation and export 2,000. Notioe. THE Israelites of the city of Columbia are requested to attend a mooting at the Dlty hall, SUNDAY, tho 22d imitant, at 10 A. M., for tho purpose of engaging a Toaoher to ', leach tho children Hebrew. _ Oct 21 2 THE SUMTER NEW6, A LIVE DEMOCKA TI" .IOU UN AL. DEVOTED to Politics, Agriculture and gODoral information. Au unswerving ad roc?ate of tho South and its juit claims. Its motto ie: "Tho Constitution must bo rextorod to its intogrity; tho oiiuutry toits honor and glory; tho race to its prosperity and rightful pre-omlnence." A splendid advertising me? dium. Address DAK li & 08TEEN, Oct 22_Humtev, H. 0. NEW JEWELRY. WM, GLAZE, , COLUMBIA, B. C., IR now opening a ?uo !selection of Ladies* andd (lent's English, ? viss and f American WATCHEM J _ 'dolo Agent for the cele ' bruted Paulino Watch Company, Philadel? phia. Gold Chains, Vest, Opera. Chatelaines. Leontine Necklaooa, Diamond Hinge and Brooches, Pearl-full and half sets. BILVEIt-WAKK. I raako this Uno a specialty. All Silver eold by mo guaranteed equal to coin. Homo hand so mo goods in thia lino,suitable for Bridal 1 Gifts. PLATED WAUK. Tea Bets, Cups, Goblets, Castors, Spoons , and Forks, Ice Pit chere, Egg Stands, (Jeffie | Urns, Ac. CLOCKS. Cutler?. Pocket and T*b!e Eniros HOUSEHOLD AND FANCY GOODS. Ones-English Double Barrel, Breocli Loadltig Rifles, Parlor Itifles, Air Guns, and a tull ?took of Sporting Goods; Dupont Hazard Powder; Pistols of various stylen. JET AND HORN GOODS. WILLIAM GLAZE, Ono door North 8oott & Co.'a Banking House. ? Oct 22_ Hmo C?W Feed. 5i~\/\f\ POD NDR more of fine COW .\J?V_J\J PEED, jtiat received, and will be sold lower than any on the market for cash. JOHN D. BATEMAN, ? Pot lt_At the Columbia Too Hr>u*o. Ifealefarnlabed at all hour? at POLLOCXB'. aamgBMBMMagjBajMMaaaaaaa-aaa Fire Insurance Co?, ' OV HAIITFOHU, CONN. iE rNA. 8TO0K waa bid for at the Btocir. Board, in Hartford, Gonn., Wednesday, the 18cu October, 1871, TWO HUNDRED DOL? LARS ,.er Share, (par valuo $100,) with to sellera. Risks taken aa usual. GEO. HUGGINS, Agent, Oct 22 3_Columbia, 8 C. Look Oat for Cold Weather. LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS. t' UST received a LARGE STOCK, which will bc sold al very LOW PMCES. Don't misa yuur chauco fur a BARGAIN IN CLOAKS. C. P. JACKSON. Oct 22___ Survivors' Association. 1THE Annual Hunting of tho SC lt VI VOUS' . ASSOCIATION Ob'HOUTH CAUOLINA ?ill hu hold at Columbia, on THURSDAY, Novi inlier 0. at 10 o'clock A. M. District As sod A tiens aro rt quested tosend lull d?l?ga? tion?, SB matters of interest will bc brought before tho Association. On the following evening, November 10, tho Auniveraary Address hul'oro thu Association will bo delivered by that truo patriot und tried soldier, General Jrn.vr. A. EAUI.Y. All Confederate suldij?, und thos? who sympathized with the cause for which they fought, ?re invited to ho present on thin in? teresting occasion. by order of tho President, General WAUK HAMPTON. A.C. ll ASK ELL, Secretary. Oct 2i 0W Papers throughout Hie State are ro qufated to copy. The Cottage Home Restaurant. yr^SiiX Mit. C. H. DUHME. prnpric-jQQ vMJ V^,nr"r tn" COTTAGE HODS Kl lW V_^/ ^gPWatthington street, next db?rSB to Mat,i<iiic Hall, desires to inform hie friends tli-tt ho has opened it first class RESTAU KANT, aud will furnish, at short notice, OYS? TERS in overv ntvle, Soupa, Game and other relishes. Call at the Coltago Houao and make yourself morry. Oct 22 Grand Exposition OF FALL ANO WINTER DRY GOODS, AT W.D. LOVE & CO'S. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN all tho DEPAIlTMENTS of our large and extonaivo Block. Offering friends, cus? tomers and strangers a moat favorable oppor? tunity tu supp y their wauts At Unprecedentedly Low Prices. We tro rocf-iviiiK goods from our buyer ro RUlarly TWICE A WEEK, BO that we are ablu to ?how Every Novelty As soon OB lt appears in New York. Wo havo a uniform "prico for all," and our fixed prin? ciple ia THAT ?O ONE ?SDtE-dKl Ll CS. t'o our friends in tho trade, wu weald my that we keep a large stock in our WHOLE? SALE DEPARTMENT, which wc will sell by tho bale or piuco at prices that will repay those who give ns a call. W. D. i.OVE. Oct 22_B. B. MoCttEERV._ Paoiflc Insurance Company. Moasre. E. W. SEIBELS A CO., agents in this city, huvc received the following de? spatch: To E. W. Settels <fc Coz Roooived, thia morning, despatch from 8au Franci soo, .lated October 19, as f.diows: Wo make provision for payment of all losses and resumo business immediately. Asaosement will make good all impairment of capital. Act with promntnusa, accordingly. A. J. BOLS TON, Vice-Pr?sident. You letti accept rinks. FRAME, HAUE ?V LOCKWOOD, General Agunta, No. 202 Broadwav, N. Y Oct 21_I Indigo ! Indigo ! ^ LB8, boBt Carolina INDIGO, at a low fly " " prico. for Bide hy Oct 21 4_T. J. ?i H. M_ "IB?ON._ MoKENZIE'S TOY BAZAAR, MAIN S'I'IIS?T. FULL lines of MECHANICAL and other '1 OYS-some of them entirely new styles. GAMES of all descriptions --tor parlor"and field. A largo invoice of standard Lunch and Tov BASKETS. THE TOY OE THE J'EE WE, THE HUMMING BIRD. Pet lt) _ S First in the Fieid.l ?t f\ BARKELS NEW HULLED BUCK? AU WHEAT FLOUR, New Orleans and Hil var Drip SYRUPS; Oct 19 GEO. HY M M KRS. J. K. SOLOMONS, M. D., DENTIST, TENDEUS h s professional servioes to citizens of Colombia during urovalonce of yehow fe? ver in charleston. sar Office opposite Columbia Hoto), over Duffle A Chapman's Bookstore^_Oct IT Cheviot Shirts. WE havo roccived five dozen CHEVIOT SHIRTS, that rc will warrant the cloth pure, aud mado hy D. A J. Anderson, Glasgow, who manufacturo theso gooda exclusively. ALSO, 50 pair Ano BLACK CASSI M EHE PANTS. HATS, HATS, HATS. A fresh arrival. Oct 15 Imo CHILDS A WILEY. Martin's Siloing 8nb-Soiler and Beep Tiller Plow. THE undersigned having purchased the right for this State to manufacture and sell the above plow, tho best and cheapest yet introduced, desire? a reliable Agent at every Countv Court House ia tho State. Oct 10 EDWARD HOPE. *OE8PE?TF?LLlr informs her friends and ITV tho pabilo generali; that abe baa duet j returned front Now York with a woll-aol?eted aud choice ?tock of DU Y GOODS ano? Ladies' Trimmings, generally, and would solicit a call from all who desire ?purchafing. 'Blohland streot. one door West of Lutheran Church. Oct 20 ? ._. . ? ti ._fm2 Cigars ! Cigars 1 Cigars! WE have now on hand a large ?took of the following choice, brands of CIGARS, which wo are offering at low figures, and to which we invite those fond of a ohoice Cigar i tn give a trial: COLUMBUS, Longfellow, Flor de Matanzas, Two Bisters, Regalia Brittanioa, La Flor do Baltimore, Lord Byron, Gold Medal, ?fcc, Togetbor with a largo assortment of low priced Cigars, Cheroots Au. Oct 20_JOHN AGNEW & SON. JU ST RECEIVED . AT MCKENZIE'S, MA IX STREET, ORANGES, PEARS. ^Northern Apples, new* Figs, new crop Raf -o'na, Dates, Bor deaux Prunes in small* packagoa, Frosh English Walnuts, Palm Nuts, Paper, Sholl and other A Imo min. Delaware Grapes, Carlsbad Sugar Wafers. Kngliah Sugar Wafers, Albert Crackers. Nick Nacks, a full assortment of Cakes, Candies. Ac , on band constantly. Oct 18 G Full to Overflowing. EVERY department of onr- MAMMOTH DRY GOODS PALACE foll and complete. Everything wo keep, comprising all goods usually found in Dry Gooda Stores, Shoo Btorcs, Hat Stores, Millinery and Dre^s-mak ing Establishments,ha? b .eu bought with our nattai care and taste, and in prices we are I competing with retail homes of Kew York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, and are daily ac? tually caving money for every person who will come iu and see what' wc keep. Let every buyer ask themselves one question and an? swer it fairly, it id this: Cannot and does nut thia house of R. C. Shiver & Co. sell goode oht-apr-r than other bou?es in their line? Handling tho immeueo amount of goods that j they do? Certainly. Commercial law teaches aa fact, as a good sound rulo, that tho man i who buys (300,000 per annum of merchandise, can buy much cheaper than he who boya ?$00,000. R. C. SHIVER ?fe CO. R. C. PmvEit._DAVID JONES. Quinine*. Quinine1.! OAA OUNCES QUININE, for salo low, ?\JyJ bv E. H. HEIN1T8H, Wholesale Druggist, Columbia,ti. G. Oct 20 t Castor Oil! Castor Oil!! O BBL3. Prime CASTOR OIL, for sale low, & by ' E. H. HEINITSH, Oct 20 f_ Wboleaale Druggist. _ Baker's Superior Cod Liver Oil. \ ?% DOZEN Baker's COD LIVER .OIL, fdr L? aale, wholesale and rotail: by-' ?>ct 20 t E. H. HEtMTaH. Druggist. For Sale. _ A LOT of floe Kentucky LjL ffjTrh_MTTf F" and HORSES, just Sr-fYBg VS rivod. Call at gJJ iSiWfi DALY'S RTABLEsi ?let 7_On Assembly street. Dancing Behool at Temperance Hall. ?PREPARE yoaraelves for the South Carolina Club Hall. Learn bow to stand, dance or walk gracefully. MONB. BEUGER teaches bow to Danoo correctly alt the various equare, round, German, aud also Fancy Dances of every description, lheae Fancy Dances are most useful for tho im movement of the carriage. Terms, moderate. Pupils taken by the session or the mouth. Two lessons per week. For particulars, ap? ply at Hendrix House._J- Oct 15 Felot's Commercial Sobool, Over Citizens' Savings Bank, COLUMBIA, S. C. Hook-keeping, Penmanship and Arithmetic, J IMPARTED by LECTURES and PRACTICAL LEBBONS. In a single . gSgtt|;conrart' young gentlemen aro pre II wea i.<i the duties of iIn? counting house or batik Hours- J to 6 and 7 to 9 o'clock P. M. JUST RECEIVED. A Lanae ANO FOLL SUPPLY or FRESH AND PURE DRUGS, FANCY ARTZGIiSESS, MEDICINAL WINES, LIQUORS, &C. W. C. FISHER, Oct 7_Opposite Colombia Hotel. Hardware, etc. 1 C\i\ DOZEN AXES. IXJXJ 4* balea Bagging. 200 bundlos Arrow Ties. 20 dozen Railroad Shovels. 200 naira Tr ?co Chains. Just r cool ved and for sale at lowest marke prices._L?RICK A LOWRANCE. Fish. WE are sound on the FISH question. New MACKEREL-;Boe ton inspec? tion-lu kits, half b trrele and barro e. Also. '-Mesa Mackerel." These aro strange Fish-having neither heads nor tails. ? Atao, Codfish, Tongues and Sounds, highly recommended by the 1 acuity. For sale hy _GEO. SYMttBBH. If Yon Want Sohool Books,' po to BRYAN <fc MoO ARTER, who have a VX frosh supply of English, French, Ger? man and classical SOHOOL BOOKS, also of Sohool Stationery of every description, all for salo at lowest market rates._Sept 19 j For Sala. < Jt IA AA AAA FEET LUMBER. Par ,UUl F?UUU tics can bs *uppu>d at rott.io- a bio ratas by applying lo"'. ; i \ / Sept 2 JOHN E. GYLES, at Hops's store. X M?BIOAXf ?NBT?UO??OI? i ' PIANO/gOBTE ACrENCY, WM. H. O lion ABD,. .Professor ot Muelo,! i having dotermioed lol_ _'resumo Teaching, ie now pre? pared to take pupils on the Piano, Organ and Guitar; also, in Vocal Muslo. Having for over TuntTY YE AB a liad charge of the Musical Department H in the first Pon?alo Colleges ano Behool* of tho State, he deems it unne? cessary to make any other reference to hie qualifications aa a Teacher. ... The arrangements ho bas made with Deve? rill of the most celebrated Piano-makers, will enable him to offer Instruments of the very first class at prices that defy competition. Specimen Pianos daily expeotod. Those in want of Instruments superior to any evor offered for pale in this market, will do well to examine before purchasing elsownere. PIANO FOUTES, MELODEONB, &c, Tuned aud repaired in the HOST PEBFECT MAN-FEU and on reasonable terme, ; Apply at his residence, corner of Bull and Richland streets, or at the bookstore of Messrs. Duffie A Chapman._Pot 17 The New Departure. WE propose to depart from the old fogy habit of Belling DRY GOODS at snob high figures so much lu vogue hore, and intend from this on to mako it to the in? terest of buyerB to patronize * THE STORE OF PORTER & STEELE. We have just r turned from tho Eastern Market with a beautiful assortment of DRY GOODS selected with great care, and as we bought them I otc, we propose to give our cus? tomers the advantage of thone LOW FIGURES 1 We ask especial attention to our choice lot bf Men's Wear, embracing all styles, colors and prices. DRESS GOOD8, the new? est designs out. and a full stock. We show tho best line of Fringes io tho city, and at tho lowest figures. In all Domestic Goods, wu offer raro bargains. We will make it to the interest of buyers to examine our Stock before purchasing. Sept 21 POntTEIl <Si STEELE. LOOK ? TO " i ? ? YOUR INTEREST, AND ; Get the Best I MY Une of. WATCHES ia now full and complete, and __,the pnblio may depend on gutting thu b?ttf> at tho lowest possible figures, as my facilities aro euch that I defy competi? tion from any market. I have also in store and constantly arriving all the newest styles of Ladies' Sets, in Dia? mond, Coral, Cameo. Etruscan, Gold, Jet, Ac; elegant deaigna in Oh aiua. Bracelets,Charms. Lockets, An.; the latest and most beautiful pattorna in solid Silver and . heavy Flated Ware- Gooda suited for bridal, hobday and other prose nt aliona. Repairing in aU branches, by tho heat work? men and at reasonable rates. . ISAAC 8ULZBACHER, Oct Id Columbia Hotel Row. Georgia Lime and Fertilizer Company OFFER their SHELL LIME to tho planting pnblio in full confidence In ita exceUence *s a . Permanent Manure It was extensively naed the n&at eesoon on Wheat, Oom and Cotton, and bas given entire satisfaction, aa : ia shown by a number of certificates from some of the beat planters In Georgia and South Carolina. 1 Our prices for Fertilizing, or X Lime, ie tl5 ?ier ton oaab, put up in casks or barrels, de ivered io the eity of Augusta or at any land? ing ou the Savannah River. The prie? of our XXX, or j Mason's Lime, ia $2 per barrel, de? livered as above. ?We are agents for the celebrated "Stonewall Cotton Fertilizer" and "Pure English Dis? solved Bone," which ? wc receive direct from ? England, and caa offer to .the public at re ? 'du cod prices. CO LES, SIZER A CO., Ko. 14 McIntosh street, Augusta, Ga. Agent, THOS. B. OLAKKSON, Columbia, 8. 0. Oot 18 6mo MW SHS : '. .H . ..liif-.u;. AT i - ' 111 tit Gr DIERCKS'. CANNED GOODS., . "~ sters, deviled 'Bum, Oysters. Cod Fish. Smoked Halibut, Lardullen, Mackerel, ali kinda. FE mm Raisins, Currents, Prunes, Dates, Citron, Almonds. Walnuts, Brasil Nuts, Macaroni, Vermicelli, Golatino; Candios-assorted. SOAP. V, Cold Water Soap, Babbitt's best Oo&p, Mammoth Laundry Soap, Sapollo, Toilet Soap-assorted. ' PRESERVED GOODS Pears, Peaoheo, Pine-applea and ?olly. CHEESE. Rieh Cream. Cheese. Swias Cheese, Pine? apple Cheese," Skimmed Cheese. FINE GOSHEN BUTTER, Floor-all grades; Bacon, Ham and Break? fast Strips. TEAS * '] Old Hyson. Young Hyson, Gun Powder, Englich Breakfast, Oolong. . * ; Candles- Adamantine. Peraflne Stud Wax. WINES. Sweet California, Ang?lica. Sherry. Rhine and French Wines and Brandies, Rt' rn.? Oet-8 Q. DIKW3KV? Winos and Ligaors. THESE scarcely,r*qnire advertising. Ont brands or ir?p?rted WINES and BRAN? DIES are exolaeivoly oor own, being import? ers' agents tor whatever vre do not import oura elves. Will be glad to exhibit Stock. Sept 29_ GEO. BYMMKBS, The Bout he rn and Atlantic TBIiBORAPH OO. ? ' H?w Opon for BnaiDOBO. . ,;'. 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