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Foreign A tm irai NIGHT DESPATCHES. QUIETUDE OP SPAIN--DISCHARGE OP COM? MUNISTS, ia, ia. MADRID, Ootober 26.-Tho whole kingdom is quiet. No d?monstration of any kind against the dynasty of Savoy is apprehended. PABIS, Ipotober 26.-At least 10,000 Communists have boon discharged. It is said Prince Napoleon has left Corsica. BOMB, Ootober 26.-Tho Working men's Sooiety of Borne and Naples re? fuse to participate in the approaching working assembly, believing the assem? bly wore Republican demonstratio ns and nnfriendly to tho States. Tho Govern? ment has relaxed its vigorous prosecu? tions against the International!?. Their principles have no hold upon the Italian people. ? ??.? A.in?.lean IntelllKenoc. NOON DESPATCHES. CHICAGO RAPIDLY REVIVING-WOMEN Ol UTAH PETITION IN FAVOB OF POLYGAMY -DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED DIVINE NEW YORK MUNICIPAL AFFADIS-HAYO NETS THREATENED--MORE CHINESE MUR DEBED-ARREST OF GONERNM?NT BWIN DIiERS-DECISION OF SUPERVISING IN 8PEOTORS-EPISCOPAL CONVENTION, AO. NEW YORK, October 25.-A jury hat bean finally obtained iu tho Rosenzweig case. -, CHICAGO, Ootober 25.--The banks ar< running smoothly, with bnt few calls foi loans, .and deposits aro abundant. Mun] Eastern and foreign companies are puy ing. losses' .promptly.. Grain and liv. stock.markets-are brisk, and us much ii doing; as before tho fire, and in lambo much moro. Mechanics Of almost over class are. in demand at good wages. SAN FRANCISCO, Ootober 25.-In tin caso of tho application of Mrs. Fair ii tho Supreme Court for a new trial, tin hearing was postponed until Novolnbe il? i .. . ." 1 { I CJ Tho Chinese at Los Angelos numbe about fifty. The mob was determine.! to make them louve tho city before bang ing them. .Tbe mob fired ou them free tho roofs, killing ono and wounding BC yeral men. - Quiet has been restored. WASHINGTON October,26.---A petitioi from .Utah, fifty . feet .long, Bigned b, women;'was in lavoif.ht polygamy, am not against it, as heretofore stated. ! Tho Patriot concludes a'paragraph te garding the Savannah custom house-arr Collector Robb SB follows: Attorney Geueral.Akerman now demands bis rt moral, in which he is* snpp?H?d by th entire Georgia Congressional dol?gatior Robb is given t'll the first of Novoriibt to resign, when his successor will bo ai pointed. CINCINNATI, Ootober 26.- Rev. Georg Brown, editor of the Methodist Recorder and formerly President of the Uoiot town, Pa., College, is dead; aged eight years. SAN FRANCISCO, October 26.-In add tion to the fifteen Chinese hanged at Le Angelos, including a nino year old bo\ one woman and several men were she dead. NEW YORK, Ootober 26.-A mass mee ing of Republicans was held at tl Cooper Institute to ratify the State tic! et. Horace Greeley presided, and mat brief remarks, nrging harmony arnon Republicans. Letters were read fro Senators Oonkling and Fenton exprc sive of regret at their absence, and e pressing hope for the success of the R publican party in the State. Tbe prii ci pal speaker , of the eveniug was Willia Mevarta, who denounced the corrupta of the city government, which, he sai if it could not be remedied by ballot would have to be by bayonets. Jud) Pierrepont, Marshall Sharpe and Charl Spencer addressed.the meeting. PHILADELPHIA, October 26.-0. '? Yorks, a defaulting broker, has be* held in 850.000 ball. NIGHT DESPATCHES. WASHINGTON, Ootober 26.-Appoit meats-Alvan B. Clark, Assessor, a: W. N. Wd?on, Collector of Revent First Georgia District; Wm. Grey, G> looter, Second Georgia District; Gt B. Chamberlain, Collector Fourth Gc? gia District. - The Treasurer announces his reudiui to supply small notes npon applioatioi Hon.'Wm. B. Stokos, Supervisor Internal Revenue for Tennessee, wus i rested hore, to-day, by the Govern me charged with being a defaulter to t amount of 8GO.O0O. He waived a pr< minary examination, and was bailed $15,000 for his appearance at the crii nal court, now in session. Victor Fowell, a clerk in tho Second Audit? office, was also arrested. Powell \ committed to jail, charged with defra! ing the Government of $10,000. Probabilities-The low barometer Lake Huron will 'probably move Ei ward, with brisk South-westerly win to-night, on the lower lakes; partit cloudy and dearing weather on Frid very generally, from the M?BS?SB? River to the Apalaohian range; ruinai local high winds in Western Virgi and North Carolina; doods and ri with North-westerly winds, for the n die and East Atlantic coast. No portant chango for the Southern Sta Northerly.winds for the Galt coast. ' Tho supervising inspectors decide i cotton Carried in torn bales or bags s not be considered loose cotton, and I carried for feeding stock on board s not bo regarded loose hay. The BU] visors deoide against parrying coal ot passenger steamers. LANCASTER, OHIO, Ootober 26.-E Thomas Ewing, Sr., is dead. Gen Sherman and other members of f.tinily are present. BAI/TIMORB, Ootober 26.-The ca designed to prevent the aiieubtioi ohuroh proporty by those hot in ac. with tbe doctrines and discipline of Protestant Episcopal Church was pat? Tho 'following regarding trie prayed was .adopted:'' The insertion'' of ' u thorized italics, any ohungo in pune tion or musical notation, or additi r*3-g S \ Sr?*S-r)-""^^ wordsywh^ver, ia unlawful. . The-'bish? ops adopted a canon forbidding tho ele? vation of tho Host, or any act of adora? tion''hoi prescribed in tho book of com? mon prayer. A voto by diocese resulted as follows: Clerical-'yeas 17; nays 18; divided 4; Lay vote-yeas 18; nays 12; divided ,3. Tho convention meets in New York threo years hence, and ad? journs sine die at 10 o'clock to-night. CHARLESTON, October 26.-Hailed steamer Georgia, New York; sobooner J. H. Staokney, Baltimore. CHARLESTON, October 20.-Two fever deaths in the last twenty-four hours. NEW ORLEANS, October 26.-O. E. Hall, former proprietor of tho St. Charles Hotel, is dead. < - THE COTTON PICKERS' VELOCIPEDE. Dr. D. M. Asbill, our well-known fellow citizen of tho Ridge, deserves tho thanks , of every man in tho vast cotton bolt of these United States; and will ero long win, in very substantial form, universal recognition as a great public benefactor. Tho muu who obtains one of Dr. A.'B machines named as above, for which he haB obtained letters patent, will have no more need to complain of weary back or headache; but will. henceforward sit on a cushion under an umbrella, with his cotton basket carried to his hand. And when his basket is full, hu will, by a si m plo reversion, make of this labor? saving wonder a wheel-barrow, on whioh his ont ton will be carried to tho place of deposit, without even tho labor of bring? ing it to bis shoulder. And Dr. A.'s valuable invention, we are informed, is to be of small oust. After this, wo hope there will bo moro peas picked, as well as cotton. Dr. Asbill will havo his amohine on exhibition, to adj to thu iutcrest of tho approaching fairs in Angosta and Colum? bia. Be sure to go and seo it, one and all. And go prepared to afford substan? tial recognition, in tho form of pay for State or County, rights. Dr. A. will be ready to sell such rights at reasonable prices. -Edgr?el'd Advertiser. Wo learn, from what wo deem a relia? ble souroe, that near forty persons ia this County have made confessions to the authorities hero of their connection with the "Ku Klux." The reported collision between a party of citizens and tho United States sol? diers, at a place known as Pea-Ridge, near tho line dividing York and Union Counties, is entirely unfounded. No difficulty pf auy kind bas occurred since the military authorities commenced making arrests. - Yorkville Enquirer. BLACK AND WHITE DM PHILADELPHIA. General '.Doughorty, a white Democratic pfficferbf- election, was shot in Philadel? phia; at. .the late election, near the scene of his duties. The coroner's jury has returned a verdict iu accordance with the foot, but failing to indicate tho mur? derer. In the case of the militia Major Catto, colored, killed at tho same time, a reward of $1,000 has been offered for tho apprehension of the murderer. Tho Age, of that city, points out that a simi? lar roward might bo offered for the mur? derer of Dougherty. A VHJLA?NOOS ACT,-Some villainous person placed a cross-tio end upwards in cattle-guard, about four miles from Oraogeburg, on the South Carolina Rail? road, on Tuesday night, which was struck by the night express train on its way from .Columbia, bending aud break? ing tho cow-catcher, and detaining the train for an hour, causing it to arrive here at 7.45.-Charleston Courier. Mr. Charles J. Peterson, of Greenville, died at tbut place on Tuesday night, after a lingering illness, in the twentieth year of his ago. Mr. Wm. J. Moaimann, a printer, died in Charleston, very suddenly, on Sun? day night, in his fifty-fifth year. Mr. George W. Henderson, aa old and respected citizen of Graniteville, died last week. The failure of H. I. Kimbull is rumor? ed in Atlanta. His liabilities aro said to reuch $1,000,000. Miss Mattie Bradley,'of the vicinity of Indian Hill, Abbeville County, died last week, of conjostiou. MARRIED, At tho residence nf tho brido'* father, at 8 o'clock, un thu 25th umlaut, hy itov. A. lt. Rode, D. D , Hov. ?KO. A. UODtill, ot New? berry^ and Misa SALLIE M. MULLER, of Co? lumbia, S. C. S3" Newberry Herald and Koowco Courier pl can o copy. Dissolution of Co-partnership. THE Go partuornhip herutoforo existing botwooB tho uudorsignod. under tho firm namo ot MA YUAN V A HOWELL, is this day diueolvod hy mutual consent. The buid notJB of tho concern will bo wound up hy liO BEUT E. HOWELL, who is alono authorized to arrango the debts and rnooivo amounts duo to said firm. J. H. G. M AV KA NT, Oct 25 wfl It. E. HOWELL. Cow Feed. 5i~\r\f\ FOUNDS moro of fino COW ~\JKJ\J FEED, jaet received, and will bo sold lower than any on tho market for oaBh. JOHN D. BATEMAN, Oct li _At the Columbia loo HOUHO. Castor Oil! Castor Oil!'. DDLS. Primo CASTOR OIL, for salo low, ?i by E. H. HEINITHH, Oct 201_Wholonaln DrturgiBt. Uuinine: Quinine!! QHA OUNCES QUININE, for ealo low, OUU by E. H. HE1NITSH. Wholosalo DiUguist, Conimbia, S. C. Oct 20 + Baker's Superior Cod Liver Oil. I ?> DOZEN Bakors COD LIVER OIL, for L? iialii, wholeualo and rotail, by (lot 20 t E. li. HEINITSH. Drtigglwt. "TIFFTP?LMETTO RESTAURANT, Assembly Street, opposite Market, IS now open for the season, and will furnish _ tim' best tho markota afford. OYriTEKS, FISH and< GAME nerved ia any Htylo. Tho beat of WINEH aod LIQUORS can bo hail at tho har. Oct 25 Imo_P. Mo'TtUINMH. Prm.'r 8eegers' Beer is Pare. IT don't contain OOOOCUIUH Indien? Fish Borries to make sleepy or headache. Financial and Commercial. | COLUMBIA, S. C., October 20.-Sales of cotton to-day 30 bales-4-roiddliug 16%c. LONDON, Oot?ber 26-Noon.-Oon Bol8 ?3. Bonds 90%. FBANKFORT, October 26.-Bonds 92%. PARIS, Ootobor 26.-Beuten 57f. 66o. LIVERPOOL, October 26-8 P. M.-Cot? ton opened steadier, and ia now strong uplands 9>?; Orleans 9%; sides 12,000 bale?; ?'p'ecatHti?u: and oxpbrt 3,000. 'LONDON, October 26.-Evening. Bullion inoreused .-?1,250,000. LivanrooD. October 26-Evening. Cotton closed strong-uplands 9 Wi; Or lenns 9%; aalos 12,000 bales. NEW YORK, October 26-Noon. Sales of futures, last evcaiug, 7,600 bales, as follows: October 18)6; Novem? ber 18%, 18 3-16, 18;ft', 18 1-16; Decem? ber IBMi 18.%. 18 516; January 18 9-16, 18}4; February 18%; March 19,?$, 19 1-1G; April 19%. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet and very firm. Corn scarce- and a shudo firmer. Pork henvy, ut 13.00? 13.50. Lard heavy. Cotton irregular mid unsettled-uplands 18%; Orleans 19%; sales 1,000 bales. Freights dull. Stocks htrongor and steady. Gold dull, at 11%? 11%. Go? vernments firm and quiet. Stale bonds steady. Sterling-long 8,'.,; ?hort 9j<?? 7 P. M.-Cotton weak'; sales 2,2*50 bales-uplands 13>,?; Orlenus 19%. Flour unchanged. Whiskey lower, ut 95. Wheat higher aud in good export and speculative demand-winter red Western 1.55? 1.57. Corn aolivu and l@2c. higher, ut 77'?@79j.<. Bice quiet, nt 8?8%. Pork 12 75? 13 00 Lard-kettle 9%. Freights dull und lower. Money closed easier, nt 5?0. Discounts 1(701 i.< mont bs. Sterling dull, at8%@8%. Gold 12%. Governments stendy. States-Tennessee's strong; uew South Carolinas wei.k,..btit active; others dull, but steady. Sales of futures to-day 11,000 buleH, as follows: October 18 3-16; Novombor 18%.'IS 5'10, 18%, 18 3-10; December 18%, 18 9 10, 18%, 18 7-16; January 18%, 18 110. 1S%; February 19; March 19%; April 19%. BALTIMORE, Oclober 26.-~F\anr dull. Wheat firmer. Corn steady. Oats active, at 47??9. Provisions un? changed. Whiskey 95%. Cotton firm? er, but not quotably higher-middling 18%?1H%; receipts 489 bales; sales 200; stock 2,000. SAVANNAH, October 26.-Colton in fair demand and offerings light-mid? dling 17%; receipts?2,426 bale.-?; sulos 1,000: Btouk 34,330. MOUILE, October 20.-Cotton firm middling 18; receipts 1,937 bides; sales 1,200; stock 24,787. MEMPHIS, October 20.-Cotton quiet and firm-middling 17%; receipts 1,905 bales. CHARLESTON, October 26. -Cotton firm-middling 17%?17%; receipts 2,073 bales; soles 300; stock 20,167. BOSTON, October 20-Cotton quiet and firm-middling 18VA ; receipts SS0 bales; Bales 200; stock 0.U?0. WILMINGTON, October 26.-Cotton quiet-middling 17%; receipts 1,101 bales; stock 3,117. NORFOLK, Ootobor 26. -Cottou steady -low middling 17%?17%; receipts 1,120 bales; sales 300; stock 8.981. PHILADELPHIA, October 26.-Cottou quiet-middling 18%. AUGUSTA, October 26.-Cotton quiet middlmg 17; receipts 700 bales; sales ooo. NEW ORLEANS, October 26.--Cotton firm-middling 18J?(7j|?8%; receipts 7,081 bales; sales 3.0U0; stock 45,223. Pork firm, at 15 00. Lard-tierce 10%; kegs 12?12%. Sugar- common 7%. GALVESTON, October 26.?<-Cotton firm -good ordinary 15'?; receipts 901 bales; sales 1,600; stock 28,301. Dancing School at Temperance Bail. PREPARE yourselves for tho South | Carolina Club Hall. Learn how to stand, kdauao or walk gracefully. MONS. UEitGER teaches bow tu Dance correctly all j the various square, round, German, and alao 1 Fancy Dances of every description, 'ibeuo Fancy Dances aro muet useful for tho im? provement of tho carriuge. Terina moderate. Pupila taken hy the session or tim mom h. Two lessons per weok. For particulars, ap? ply at Hendrix House. Oct 15 Wanted, TO mediane?, LUM II RH fora good HORSE or MULE. Apply to \V. LOWRY .t CO. Oet 21 Look Out for Cold Weather. LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS. JUST received a LARGE STOCK, which will bo sold at very LOW PRICES. Don'ttniss your chanco for a HAHOAIN IN CLOAKS. C. F. JACKSON. Oct 22 Cigars ! Cigars ! Cigars ! WE have now on hand a large stock of tho following choice bre.uils of CK) A HS, which wo aro offering at low Hg ii ros, amt to which wo ir ito tboso fond of u dioico Cigar to givo a trial: COLUMRUH, Longfellow, Flor do Matanzas, Two Misters, Regalia brit t?nica, Ln Flor do Baltimore, Lord byron, Gold Medal, Ac, Together with a largo deportment of hnv pricod Cigars, Cheroots A-o. Poi 20_JOH N 'AGNEW A BON., Seegers' Beer DON'T contain Strychnine, lt is pure, and warranted to bo so. March ll For Sale. 1 nnr* Ann PEHT^UMHER. P?.? JL.Vf V/* '4\J\J\J ties can bu supplied ut I reasonable rates by applying to Supt il JOHN E. GYLES, at Hope's utero. Barley'. Barley! PLANTER* can have SK EU KAHLEY at fl 25 per bushd. 'farms nash. tfopt 22_JO IINUJ. js EKG fj II S. Native and Foreign Wines. 8CUPPERNONG, Concord, fauteniB, Cla? ret, Champagnes, just received and for salo low, by E. HOPE. On Consignment, PA/A BUSHELS OATS, fJ\J\J 2 Crutua Oabbagos, 10 Kita n ?cu Butter. 10 Barrcld Apples, . 10 Barrels Northern Potatoes, 2 Barrels Chestnuts, Low for euell, by Out 2G_L?RICK Sc LOWRANCE. Private Boarding Rouse, BY MRS. SAMUEL TOWN? SEND. Sonato street, South? east of tho Capitol, one square _Tfroni Main street, Columbia, S. O.__2_Oct 20 Imo Oysters in Every Style. MY Ki'.-hiurant in in order for tho .inter rcannu, dud OYSTERS and etiler Refreshments will ho furnish? ed at short not loo. "How will vou have thom -fried, roasted ur stowed? ' G". DIERCKS. Oct 2G_ _ Read! Read!! Read!!! STATE CAPITOL RESTAURANT. Near corner Main and Bridge Streets. OYSTERS in every style 'Roasted, Stewed, Fried and Broiled. Ot).id Littuora, lino WinoH, imported Cinara. N. B. l'rivat? SUPPER ROOMS. FRANKLIN & FINE. Oct 2(5 Proprietors Shoes! Shoes! Shoesl BELOW wo enumerate* a few styled of tho | very desirable at ?ick of gooda on hand in mir Shoo Depai tmetit. Thia department M ie?W a Mucceetful Teaturo | of our business, iiml id pronounced, tty shrewd local huyera, n.-> welt as travelers fur ? largo Shoo MoiMoa and Factories, to ho tho] bout tn tb o United State*. This is pretty strong for Columbia, a dirndl inland town of South Carolina, to contain and operato BIIC ceaaftilly tho heat .Shoo House, the heat Dry Goods House, and tho beat Millinery mid Dresa-Makin/r Estdbllslimcnt, ..ai.r. COMUINED UNDER ONE HOOF," iu th?) United States; yot.it ia punitivo! y ao; Columbia contains tho House, and oms is TUB HOUSE. BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT. Gouts'Gulf hand-stitched Dress Bouts. Genta' Calf hand-slilchcd doublo mile Boot ?. Genta' Calf hand-alitohod Scotch-edged Boots. Genta' Calf hand-stitched Congress Gaitera. Genta' Calf haud-atitched Scotch-edged Gaiters. Genta'Calf double solo Hunting and Riding boo ta. Ladies' Calf, Goat, Kid and Serge double solo Balmorals. Ladies' Calf, Goat , Kid and Sorgo double aol o Gaiters. Everything pidillie for Children, School Girld and Boy?. All Warrant?, d and from tho bea) malters iu tho wm ld. ()?:fJI?_lt. C. SHIVER ,V. CO. Just Received, BARRELS Choioo New Hullod BUCK 1XJ WHEAT. For Hilo low hy Oct 25 JO ii N AO N fl WA SON^ For Sale. QA?"A FEET OF LUMBER, OUvl,UUU (i'J.OOO feet or well sea? soned Flooring on hand. Orders for Lath, and all kidds Lumber Ulled at short hot'co. Apply at our Lumber Yard, on Lady street amt breon ville Railroad, or address W. LOWRY ,t CO., Pit;24 3mo Box 1.10. Columbia. S C. Cheviot Shirts. I WE have received iivo dozen CHEVIOT SHIRTS, that wo will warrant the cloth pure, and mailc hy D. ?^ J. Anderdon, Glasgow, who manufacture these goods exclusively. ALS;*, 50 pair ?ne BLACK CASSIMERE PANTS. HATS, BATS, HATS. A fresh arrival. Oct 15 Imo CHILDS A WILEY. 4 Hardware, etc. -| f\f\ DOZEN AXES. LyJ\J 4'J bales Hagging. 2UII blindies Arrow Ties. 20 dozen Railroad Shovels. * 2U0 ?aird Traco Chains. Just received and for siv'o at lowest marke prices. I .OR I CK fi LOWHAN CE^ Martin's Slicing Sub-Soiler and Deep Tiller Plow. I^.HK undersigned having purchased tho . right Tur this state to manufacturo und hull the above plow, tho best and cheapest yet introduced, desiros a reliable Agent at every County Court llouyo in tho Stale. Oct 10 EDWARD HOPE. Butter. IMJBS Virginia Valley BUTTER; ti tilba .Mountain ltutt -r. li tuba ilne Cordten Butter. All moe niul fresh and fur sah' i.ow. Oct 1 L?RICK .V LOWRANCE. The Georgia Home Insurance Co., OK cohuniuir*, a A. Incorporated.1850 Capital and Adrets.1104,950 55 Untouched by tho Chicago and other disas? ters, cont i II ii os tu furnish indemnity against loss by tho oh nil insurable property, at ade? quate rates. J. RHODES BROWNE, President. D. F. WILCOX, Secretary. 0~9~ Applications received und policies is? sued hv II. E. NICHOLS A CO., Agonts. Oct 17 . ; _G_t}]f2 GEO. HUGGINS' FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY. K-tablinhed in Columbia, S. C., 1810. -- * *?-? Aetna Fire Insurance Co., $8,000,000. Imperial Fire Ins. Co., - - $8.000.000. Phoenix Fire Ins. Co., - - $2,000.000. Manhattan Fire Ins. Co., - $1,600,000. Union Fire Ins. Co., - - - $1.200,000. Putnam Fire Ins. Co., - - - $800,000. Ofl'ioo iii ruar ??f Mr. W. J. DUFFIE'S Book? store, opposite the Columbia lintel. GIO. li CGC INS. Agent, Oct fi Ll. Columbi i. H. O. Secure iioUiis in ibo Columbia Cu-opera? tivo Building Association. The New Departure. WE propose to depart from the old fogy habit of selling DRY GOODS at euch high figures so ruuoh iu vogao here, and intend from this on to make it to tho in? terest of huyera to patronize THE STORE OF PORTER & STEELE. Wo h a yo just r turned from tho Eastern Market with a beautiful aeaortmont of DRY GOODS seleotod with'groat caro, and as wo bought ttl ern lote, wo propose to giro oar cus? tomers tho ad van til go of t liceo LOW FIGURES 1 Wc ask especial attontion to our eli nico lot of Men's Wear, embracing all st y ka, colorB and prietB. DRESS GOODS, tho uow cat designs out, and a full stock. Wo show tho bost lino of Fringes iu tho city, and at tho lowest llgurcs. In all Domestic Goods, we offer raro bargains. Wo will muko it to j tho intoreat of buyers to examino our Stock bo foro purchasing. Sept 21 POUTER ?Si STEELE. I TAX NOTICE. LIST o? lt EAL ESTATE, i.j the city of Co lumbla, on which Taxes have not boin paid: Adams, Thoa, Blanding, between Wayne and Gadsden. Allen, Mrs Mary E. John Lyucb, trustee, corner Richardson and Blind? ing. Avery, Jesse, Tobacco, Indigo sud Ma? rion Btrceta. Butler, W B, Laurel, between Huger and Pulaski. Bostwiek, Susan, Gorvale, bo two en Lincoln and Gatea. Brooks, Alexander, Richland, between Huger and Pulaski. Ranko, Richard, corner Taylor and Marion. Bookman, R," South-wost corner Wavoiloy. Boozer, J N, Waahingtou and Gadsden. Cuinpboll, James S, Richardson, between Taylor and Blanding. Childs, Johnson and Willard, Laurel and Assembly. Chiaolm, Dr J J. Laurel; between Gadsden and Wayne. Cuthbert, E. corner Richland and Bull. Clark, L C, ct.mer Richland and Barnwell. Cook, Isaac, Winn, bnt.woon Lady and Wash? ington. Covisart, li. Blossom and Richardson. Bukes, Phillip, comer Plain and Gadsden. Davis, R, Henderson, between Gervais Mid Senate. Davis, Aaron, Barnwell, between Washington and Lady. DoSaussure, D B, I Wheat, Indigo, Barnwell and Harden. Elliott, R B, Taylor, between Richland and I Sumter. Edwards, H E. corner Marion and Pendleton. Eichelberger, B, Indigo, between Bull and Marion. FergUBOn, Briabain, Divino, between Rich? ardson and Assembly. Furguson, Marena, corner Lincoln and Indigo. Fields, James, Laurel, between Gadsden and Wayne. Fergu? son, Goorgo, Lincoln and Indigo. Foster, Peter, corner Blossom and Marlon. Fry, MM, Richland aud Winn. Gregg, Mr? D M, corner Taylor and Marion. Green, J G, Mrs, orjrn?r Taylor and Bull. Green, Joseph, corner Blossom and Wheat. Grant, Rotuno, Laurel, between Wayno and Gadsden. Urandy, Mrs ll, corner Lumber aud Marion. Gloav?ti, N C, Mrs, Gates, be t ween Medium and Green. Gruber, Steven, Agent, corner Gatts und Green. Guiguard, J S, Executor, South-west corner Gervais and Bull. Goodwyn, Alfred, Taylor, noar Marion. Garnett, C F M, Bickens, Henderson, Lumber and Richland. Gould n^, Patsy, Wayno, near [Randing. Glover, Juba Ann, Gervais, Barn? well ami Winn. Goodwin, Susan. Gadsden, noar Lumber. Givens, Jessie, Richland. Harris. Eliza, estate. Gatos, bot ween Senate I and Gervais. Hix, H'nry. Waverly. Harmon, Robert, Laurel, between Sumter ?nd Marion. Roi ron. Charles, Laurel, botwoon Pulaski and Huger. Hart, II, Richland, between Pieken? a u! Bull. 1 o t, E B, Laurel, between Marh n and Sun t Jr. Hitoln oe'e, estate, Assembly and Lady. Isaacs, Mrs, corner Marion and Lmnboj. Jackson, Jas, Laurens, between Washington and Lady. Jenkins. Sam, Gadsden, between Plain and Washington. Johnson, Samuel, Lumber, between Henderson and Barnwell. Johnson, Henry, comer Pulaski and Bund? ing. Johnson, Peter, Sumter, bctwoen Blos? som and Divine. Johnson. Isabella, Lincoln, between Plain and Washington. Johnson, Elias, Wavorloy. Johnson, Thoa, Winn, be? tween Lady and Washington. Kennedy, Jas S, Green, between Gates and Lincoln. "Killian A Pry, Plain, Washington, Huger and Pulaski. Loiding. IL corner Henderson and Soouto Lowndes, 0 D, Lumber, bet ween Liucoln and Gadsden. Lott, Anna, corner Senate and As aumbly. Lyles, Wm, estate, Richardson and Lumber. Logan, Philip, Waverloy. Lynch, P N, Rov, Richardson and Blanding to Sum tor. Ly Hr a nd; W C, Richardson, between Gervais and Lady. Martin, Jas, estate, Marion, between Rich? land ami Lumber. Marshall. Mrs A, Bland? ing, between Richardson and Sumter: Myers, W J, corner Gervais and Winn. MUcholl. Willson, corner Marion and Pendleton. Mon? teith. Waller S, Eastern extension, ll acres. Patterson, Mrs Susau, Assembly, Gates, indigo, Lower. Pringlo, Rev J M, comor Blanding and Marion. Reuse, Alonzo, corner A?sombly and Medi? um. Roe se. Maria, corner Gates and Medium Rabi), Jesse, estate of, GateB, between Se? nat ii and Peudleton. Roso, Wm E, corner Gervais and A-isembly. Robinson, Ca I ob, corner Washington and Winn. Radcliffe T W, ostato of. corner Pondloton and Assembly. Smith, Davil, Richland, botween Bull a ;d Marion. Smith, Jeremiah, corner Barnwell ami Lumber. Stevens, Mrs E, Toba.-co, be? tween Lincoln and Gatea, Stuart, Carolino, Pendleton and Medium. Sollie, Julien, Ri? chardson, between Blanding and Laurel. Kims, Jaa T, Laurol, bet ween Bull and Pick ens. Smith, Geo. Taylor, between Assembly and Gates. Self, John, extension of Richard non street. Scott, Jas, estate, Richardson, noar Upper. Tower, Eli, Richland, Roberte, Lumber and Gist. Tozor, Riobard, Lady, botwoon Assem? bly and Gatea. Walker, Thoa P, Richland, between Lincoln and Gates. Wadlow, Wm, Gates, between Washington and Lady. Ward, Mrs M S, es? tate. Lumber, between Sumter and Marion. Wingfleld, Jacob, Blanding, between Winn vnd Laurens. Watkins, Mrs D B, D B Do Sau3suro, agent, Washington, botwoon Ri? chardson ami Sumter. Yates. Mrs M A, Pendleton, botween Sumter and Richardson. Notice is hereby given that executions against tho real ostate described in the pro ceding hst, to pay tho taxes, penalties and assessment* charged thereon, will bo sold at public unction, on tho 15th day of November, 1H7L unless said tmos, assessments aud pe? nalties ho paid before that time, at my ofilco, City Hall. JOHN A. JACKSON. Chief of Polico Citv or Columbia. WOfllco honra, DAM to* 2 P. M. Pol 25 First in the Field.' 1 BARRELS NEW HULLED BUCK LI } WHEAT FLOUR, Now Orleans and Silver Drip SYRUPS."11 Oct 19 GEO. SYMMER3. For Sale. A LOT of Ono Kontnoky ' 7 "ia. ?fl, - MULES and HORSES, just ar-ZTSfiC "Wfc-ivod. Call at fT\\ m? J? DALY'S STABLES, Oct 7 On Assembly street. Desirable'Collage. BY D. C. FEIXOTTO & SON. ON MONDAY MORNING, the 8th of Novem? ber,' we will soil, in front of the Conrt Houeo, at 10 o'clock, That LOT, with a desirable Cottage and all nooeaaary out-buildinga thereon, situated on - tho corner of Senate.and Lincoln streets, bounded on tho North by b'enato street, and measuring thereon 72 foot, moro or leas, and running back on Lincoln street 120 feet, moro or IOBS. TEEMS or SALE.-One-third nash; balance in twelvo montbB, seonred by bond and mort? gage, bearing interest at seven per cent. Furchaeor to pay for papers and stamps. Property to be insured and policy to bo as signed. _ Oct 27 . .Cottage on Arsenal Hill. EY D. C. PEIX0TT0&S0H. ?ii On MONDAY MORNING, tho Otb, of Novem? ber, in front of tho Court House, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, . < That LOT on Arsenal Hill, with COTTAGE thereon, bounded on tho North by Mrs. Davis; South by Laurel ?trout; East by "and belonging to Jones or Mrs. Haiti wa egor; Wost r Mrs. A dum H and Joseph Taylor. The >ovo Lot measures front 51 feet, more or lesa, and running back 208 feet, more or lesa. Tho House ia now occupied by Barnfield. THUMS.-Ono third cash; balance in twelve months, secured by bond and mortgage, bea:* ing interest at seven per cent. Purchaser to pay for papora and stamps. Property to be insured and policy to bo assigned. Oat 27 j Desirable Deal Estate at Aucti?ni D. G. PELXOTTO & SUN, Auctioneers. ON MONDAY MORNING, tho Gili of Novem? ber next, in front of tho Court House in this city, I will Boll, at public auction, ?Vdt That very oligiblo BUILDING LOT, on Richardson street, directly South and adjoin ing tho alto of Nickeraon Hotel, containing fifty-two feet, six inches,- moro or less, on Richardson etreot, running back 163 feet, more or less; roar measurement fifty-six feet, moro or lesB. ALSO, edt J At the same timo and place, nix LOTS; con? taining fifty neron ouch, of splendid : wood? lands, ten milos Kant of Columbia, and1 form? erly known as the "Percival Steam Mill Tract." : Terms cash. Tho above property can . bo treated for private y prior to day- of 'salo. Purchasers to pay mo for panera and et amps. __Ogt 20_J.' W. PARKER. Hams, Stripe, &c NEW* ?NCANYAS8ED HAMS/ weighing from 7 to 12 pounds-Jvery fine, Sugar-cured Bacon Strips; ' Smoucd Tongues and Salmon, Dried Beef. Sundries. Deviled Ham and Tongue, French Mush? rooms, Curry Powder, Lea & Perria'e Worces? tershire Hauen, Ol wi? and Olive Oil, < Capers' aaaorted Saoces, Spices, pure, in variety; Ex? tracte-Burnett's, boat made; Hootch Manna j lade, Minor tod Jellies and Proser yes, new Layer Raisins, new Currante and Prudes. Liebig's Extract of Meat. None genuine uulesB Baron Lieb i g's signa? ture ia written across tho label; seo that you I got it ao. Cigars. LIVE INDIAN.-Thia brand, of which we ? hare excludive control, still holds its own as the best at ita pri?e. Wo malro it a-leadlng article, and sell a single cigar at the same rate we aell by the box. ALSO, Partagua, Loudrea, Figaro, St. Elmo, Lord Byron, and many other favorite brands we are glad to Bho<T the publio. Cheese I Cheese! ' New York State DAIRY CHEESE-choice; Young America Choose-finest to -be found; Pine-apple Cheese-"should be in every fa? mily;" Limburger Cheese-that cape the cli? max. AU the above and a thousand other luxuries and nocoBsuiica can be found at all times at the store of GEO. 8YMHJER8. Oct.25_. _ . Grand Exposition or 'ALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, W. D. LOVE & CO'S. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS N all the DEPARTMENTS of our large and JL oxtonsivo stock. Offering friends, cus? tomers and strangers a most favorable oppor? tunity to mip?> y their wants At Unprecedentedly Low Prices. Wo aro receiving goods from our buyer re? gularly TWICE A WEEK, so that wo are able to show Every Novelty As soon as it appears in New York. We have a uniform "prico for all," and our fixed prin I Cipte ?8 TUAT KO ONE UNnEC-SEl Ls US. To our friends in tho trade, we would say , that wo keep a large stock in our WHOLE? SALE DEPARTMENT, which we will sell by tho hale or pioco at prices that will repay thoso who give us a call. W. D. "LOVE. Oct 22_ B. B. MoOREERV. NEW JEWELRY: WM, GLAZE, COLUMBIA, S. 0., IS now opening a fine Jselootion or Ladles' andi i Gent's English,Sffissand I (American WATCHES. 'Sole Agent for the cele? brated i'auhne Watch Company, Philadel? phia. Gold Chains, Vest, Opera, Chatelaines. Leontine Necklaces, Diamond Rings and Brooches, Pearl-full and half sots. KI I. V E ll-WA ILK. I make thia lino a specialty. All Bilvor poid by mo guaranteed equal to coin. Some hand? some goods in thia line, suitable for Bridal I Gifts. 1*1. ATEI> W AUK. Toa Sets, Cups. Goblets, Castors, Spoons and Forks, leo Pitchers, Egg Stands, Coffee Urns, Ac. CLOCKS. Ontlery, Pocket and Tablo Knives. HOUSEHOLD AND FANCY GOODS. Guns - English Double lUrroI, Breech Loading Rifles, Parlor Rifles, Air Guns, and a full stock of Sporting Gooda; Dapont tit Hazard Powder; Pie tola of various styles. JET AND HORN GOODS. . - . - i WILLIAM ?i.AZE.X > One door North Scott A Co. s banking House. Oct 22_t*mo Meals famished at all hours at POLLOCKS'.