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riircIKii rtf?ulru;
NOON DESPATCHES.
CONGRATULATORY ADDRESSES TU AMADEUS
-TERE1RLE EXPLOSION- SUSPENSION OD
N E WSPA PEES - li l-.STli l*C I" 1VI : Fl UK - MA?
MINE DISASTER, AO , A?\
LONDON, November Ul - A very ex?
tensive ami alarming Uro bas been raging
liming somo hours pm>t iu thu city ol
(ieuevu, Switzerland. Tho telegrams
which have been received herc lo thu
moment statu that the eonll.ignition hail
already swept away two blocks of houses,
and that thu quay und tho Hotel Coi:
ronni) had bi?ou destroyed. The great?
est constern?t iou prevailed among thc
inhabitants. The militia bud been culled
out and placed on duty for tho preserva?
tion of order und property.
GENEVA, November l.'J-Evening.
Tho lire which broke out iu this city,
this moruiug, continues to-night without
abutomout. Tho Ruc Rhoue, ou wbiot
the ll mies originated, is a scene of ruin,
n large number of the buildings thercor
having fallen victims to thu dovouriur.
element.
Tho subjoined sketch of tho city o
Geneva will bo iuterestiug, in view o
this fearful visitation :
This ancient town is the cupital of tin
Swiss cuntoii of tho same name. It ii
situated on tho Uiver lihone, at its West
ern outlet from Lake (leneva. It is tb?
most populous aud most industrien
town in Switzerland. Hero ?B u grau<
Gothic cathedral und a university ueude
my, tho latter founded by Calvin. Then
is also a college, school of arts, it library
containing IO,OOO volumes aud manu
scripts of rare value; extOQaivo mann
factories; the botanic gardeu, which wa
commenced by Do Candolle in tho yoi.
18115; nu observatory, museum, and man;
tine churches-Calvinist, Lutheran, Itu
man Catholic, and for Israelite worship
There also are the famous walch facto
rios, winch employ over ?1,00J worimi;
hands. Genova lias produced, or shel
tared, moro men of eminence than nu;
other Old World to wu of tho same ex
tent. lu ita dwellings were, at times
Calvin, Cranmer, Beza, LeSuge, Hans
sore, De-Loo, LeEort, Necker and Roue
Beau. John Knox resided in the eily
Calvin introduced tho Protestent refoi
matiou iu the city in thu .year 1535. Til
world will hope that the good old towi
may bo spared from destruction by th
fire-fiend.
MADRID, November 17 -A d?putai io;
of Senators uud Deputies in utluuduuc
upon tho Cortes, with the Ministers u
the Crown, waited, this moruiug, upo
Amadeus, sud presented congratulation
upon tbe anniversary of bis accession t
tho throne of Spain. Tho Kiug, iu rt
spouse, gave thc strongest assurances o
his patriotism and devotion to the cans
of recovering for Spain her posilio
among the powers of Europe, and rt
storing tho national industry uud prot
perity.
VIENNA, November 17.-Count. Bucal
Chancellor of thc Empire,- has add rosso
u circular to diplomatic agents of tb
Austro-Hungarian Empile reside i:
abroad, stating bis resignal iou was m
based upon nuy political grounds, bi:
upon reusons of n purely personal chi
racier.
PARIS, November 17. - V despule
from Rome states that the Holy Eat In
has cemented to the consecration of ll
Church of St. Suaire. He bad hither!
refused to permir the ceremony to I
performed, because the church was tl
private property of King Victor Em
nuel.
MADRID, November 18.-A cotnmitti
of Cortes agreed to report in favor i
taxing interest on Spanish bonds at lion
and abroad.
NIGHT DESPATCHES.
FRANKFORT, November IS. - Au expl
sion at the fortress of Ehrcnbrcitstei
opposite OoblenlZ, killed Ihren heidie
and wounded many. A supply of po*
der for a ten years' siege escaped. Tl
laboratory building was badly shattore
PARIS, November 18.-Thc public
tiou of the Avouier und Pay*, has bei
suspended for priutiug articles iusullii
to tho Government. Several addition
court martinis have been estublishe
which will moro speodily dispose of t!
Communists,
Gambotta's speech ?it St. Qiicnlicu w
moderate in tone, lie assured his hoi
ers that no present danger menaced t
Republic, but reforms wore necessary
confirm it.
LONDON, November 18.-A collisi
occurred at sea between two Americ
vessels - the Ella Norton und Agi
Campbell. Tho Campbell sunk. 3
particulars.
American Inlelllirener..
NOON DESPATCHES.
SEVERE STORMS AND MARINE DISASTERS
SAVINGS RANKS COLLAPSING- AOM1CI
TURAL REPORTS, AC, AC.
NEW YORK, November 17.-A hoi
iu a sundi building attached to a pul)
school, on Navy street, Brooklyn, <
ploded, this morning, shattering t
walls and windows and tearing felic
and producing a panic in the selie
where some 800 children were st ody ii
The teachers succeeded in dismissing!
children without injury to uuy ono.
O'Conor denies that hu und Tdd
are preparing a druft of u new city ch
ter.
John Shan ley, Electiou Inspector, a
John Campbell and Matthew Mc Kelli
Poll Clerks, in Brooklyn, Sixth Wu
were arrested, to-day, chained with li
lot-atuUiug. Others will be arrested d
iug tho day, oil charges of elect i
frauds in this city, which aro being
vest? gated by tho Board of OuuvnsBt
to-day.
Gen. Sherman, Liout. Grant, Adlai
Alden and Col. Aldenreid went t
morning on tho frigate Wabash, n
sailed for Europe.
Affidavits aro being taken by the cc
mittue ou Democratic reform, show
glaring frauds by inspectors of elect
in thu First Ward. Startling duvet
nient? are expected.
Agents of tho steamer Franklin deel
that the passengers are doing well, i
there are no signs of cholera spread!
The vessel is fumigating, and will si
bo brought to tho city.
m?r Marshal Sharpe has, in conseque
gng&of the escape of tho counterfeiters ii
?Ludlow street jail, called the atteut
|S|?ML Attorney-General Akerman to tho
^Pliability of erecting a Government
here.
y*'" The oomaiander of tho Russian slei
- er Bogaline reports that he oxporion
the severest storm ho hus ever km
?tfter parting company with tho Vulln
T/he missing vessel must have o nco
teared1 fearful weather to bo so long
hoard of.
Mayor Hall stated that ho had Tito
resignation in . possession, , cou di tic
upon\the appointment, pf A genttei
related^ to himself/ Ho has also I
deredjap^pctiu tmetitfl to. tbe .100008601:
Sweeney,! Hilton nod Fields ss Corni
stoners of Parks, and to Comptroller
I Groen, oonciidcriog that tho Democratic
j Reformera won tho victory, and ai o en
j titled to All ollices aud direct party uf
' fairs.
! Pu i ti.M >FI, ri 11 A , November 17.-Tho
funeral services of Hov. Alfrod Cook
j man wero held this morning, in the
. Union Methodist Episcopal Church.
. Tho colliu was placed on a catafalque
: used for thu romains of Lincoln. Tho
remuius wore interred io Laurel Hill.
I WASHINGTON, November 18.-Lord
'? Tenterden has been appointed British
\ ugeut to tho Geneva arbitration,
i The Dutch embassyut tho Pupal Court
I hus been abolished.
Penfloid ?t Sou'? hardware works at
I Middletown, Conn., woro bumed this
j morning. LOBS $50,000.
j Two cholera deaths at tho New York
quarantine yesterday.
Tho Bchooucr Alice Mary was lost in
Potito Pus8iigo. Tho Fronen ship-of-war
[ Bounato was lost on Foliy Keel, but the
erew wero saved.
Tho Seventy-eighth Regiment leaves
. Halifax for Queenstown tins week.
I Tho majority for Beveridge, Congress
j mau ut largo iu Illinois, was only 10,000.
I Tho disguised men who hung three
! negroes for tho murder of tho Park fa
I m i ly, met uo serious resistance. The
I assailants beat down two doors of the
Charleston (Iud.) juli, when tho sherill
gave them thu keys tu tho third. Jt is
understood that tho negroes mad? addi
j t'nuul coufe.ssious before their execution.
I Three Counties contributed tho men en
gaged iu the execution.
Tho Guardian ?Savings Institution, lo?
cated in Chatham street, New York, has
; failed. Tweed was President. The trus
j lees say tho assets aro ubuudaut, though
j not immediately available.
Thu crew of the vessel S. C. Sherniau.
? wrecked on Like Erie, aro safo, except
i tho chambermaid, who died from ex?
posure. Tho COW drifted tweuty hours
jiu au open boat.
j Soverul of tho crow of tho City of
I Mexico, from Havana, liuvo been arrest
j ed lu New York, for smuggling cigars.
Tho importers of New York publish a
i letter, complaining of ibo continued iib
i stmctiou of goods couiiug through the
custom bouso.
! At Prospect Park, Kingston ?nd mate
bent Houest Allen und mate for ??ii.000;
lime li. Iii?.j, 2 17 '.,. 2 lS'.j, 2 20.
NIG H V DESPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, November I.S.-Tho No?
vember returns of tho Deparlment of
Agriculture relative to the condition and
yield of thecuttou crop, indicate a largor
pioduct tbuu was expected iu October,
und promise fully to make good the
moderate expectation of July and Au?
gust. There bad boen no killiug frosts
up to the date of these reports. In rich
aud well cultivate d soils of the lower tier
of Stutes, the plant was as green aud
vigorous as iu summer. lu some places
ibo top crop was rnutuiiDg, though com?
plaints of tho immaturity or loss ot the
latter growth, uro quito general, lu the
latitude of middle Georgia tho Ripiares
formed between August 20 md Septem?
ber 25, under favorable circumstances,
promis- d to inako good cutlou. Tue
principal cause of thu reduction of yield
ni Texas is drought ; in Louisiana
drought and black rot; in Mississippi,
wet weather iu .spring und drought in
summer; und in isolated sections tim
caterpillar or boll worm; in Florida, driv?
ing winds and Hoods, which occasioned
nearly a total destruction of consider
able areas. Drought bas wrought mon
or los injury in Alabaran, Georgia timi
South Carolina. Tho yield per acre a.?
iudicated by County eslimutes, is largest
in Arkansas, decreasing in tho following
order: Texas, Tennessee, Mississippi,
Louisiana, North Carolina, Alabama,
Georgia, South Carolina und Florida
Tho more Northern bell of cotton esti
mates shows the least reduction fron
their usual average. Tho tabulations foi
November are. estimates for ouch Coun J
of the ttital product of tho year, express
ed ns per centiges of tho actual crop o
last year. These averages are adj list e<
with regard to tho relative production o
tho counties reported, und give tho fol
lowiug result ns tho average of ead
State: North Carolina, SO per ci nt.; Sont I
Carolina, GS; Georgia, 07; Florida, 5S
Alabama 73; Mississippi 72; Louisiun:
05; Texas OS; Arkansas 85; Tounessee '.HI
A few Counties in Virginia, Kell tuck J
and Missouri make tho reports of m ucl
tho samo tenor as thc returns from Norll
Carolin i nud Tennessee. Thu quality
of tho libro is reported good iu all sec
tiens up to tho present date. A vcr
small proportion of discolored or trash;
cottou bas been gathered; some uttou
lion baa been paid to improvement ii
quality, by the introduction of the Peel
and other improved varieties. Muir
correspondents note tho superiority II
yield und comparative exemption iron
disease, under careful Culturo and judi
cious fertilization. The November um
December ti II lu hers of the "Monthly'
will be issued together, lind will conlan
the substance of nil tho colton report
up to December.
Tho President saw no visitera. Tb
Washington treaty commission nd
jon rued to December G.
Horace H. Harrison lins been appoint
ed attorney lor Middle Tennessee.
Probabilities-The barometer will pru
bably fall decidedly on Sunday iron
Pennsylvania South-westward. North
easterly winds, willi threatening wen
tlu-r, iu tim middle uud South Atlauti
coast; Westerly winds, with char wen
ttu-r, will extend Fist ward into Alubutn
ami indiana*, increasing Easterly wi nih
backing to North-west, on Lakes Micln
gan and Superior. Cautionary signal
continue for thin evening at Chicago
Milwaukee arid New Orleans.
NEWUKUN, N. C., November IS.-Til
steamer Mary Sanford, on her Voy ag
from Wilmington, N. C., to Ph ilude]
pliia, sprung a leak aud was beached a
Hatteras, with SIX feet of water in be
bold. She look lire immediately aftei
wards, und burned to tho water's edgi
Thu vessel is u total loss. A small pul
of the cargo was saved. No lives lost.
SAVANNAH, November 18.-There wu
a heavy frost this morning-making th
fourth of thu season. Tho weather i
decidedly cool. The fair of Ibo Lulu.'
trial Association, which opens hero ties
Tuesday, promises to bo a complete KMC
COBS. Tho entries iu all departments ur
very full, and the attendance promise
to bo unusually largo.
NEW YOHK, November 18.-Judge Gi
bert - denied tho application to comp
the Brooklyn, board of canvassers to r<
jeot the rotures of certain districts i
Btookiyo.
An extensive run has been made o
[jv a rdmored oonneotio^with uta Gua
dmnBaukV ' .Vi-./. !..
-JJ . - - Bj B^MH J^i^.^
For Suie.
1,000,000 tios can bo supplied
reasonable rates by applying to
Rept a JOHN K. OYLES, at nopo'a atore,
Klntmclal ami Commerolal.
NEW YORK, Novornbor 18-Nooo.
Sales of cotton for futuro delivery last
eveninpr, 5,000 bules, ns follows: Decem?
ber 18%@18 7-10; January 18???; Febru?
ary 18??; Mureil 19, 19 1-10, 19j^; April
19,'?(aUn 5-16. .Stocks Bteady und dull.
Gold dull, at li. Money ouBy, nt 0.
Uovernmcnts dull nud stoady. Hi nt o
bonds steady. Exchange-long 9J?;
short 10. Flour und wheat dull and un?
changed. Corn qnb t and atoudy. Pork
^luiet, at 13.12(0)13 20. Lord dull.
Cottou quiet und steady-uplands 18"',,;
Orleans l?^@19a?*; solos 1,200 bale?.
Freights linn.
7 P. M. - Tho ban li slaloment shows
loans hiivo increased 81.500.000; specie
increased over $2 250,000; legit! tenders
inoreuHud over ?5750,000. Money eusy,
at 5(<?0 - exceptions 3(??)4 nt close.
Sterling firm, ut 9??@9J4> Gold 11(# !
ll.'ii- Governments very firm, Status
iuuetive. Old Tennessees Btendy; new
heavy; Virginias steady; North Carob nae
firm; new Soul h (Ju roi unis weak. Tou
nessees 66);.'; new O?. Virginias Bl),1 J;
new 07. Louisianas 05; new 55; levee
Os 00; 8-1 75. Alabama Ss 98; 5J 05.
Georgia Gs 80; 7s 80. North Carolinas j
38}:i; now ll)1.,'. HoutU Carolinas 72; I
new 27.'Hales of cottou for future I
delivery to-dav, -1 500 bales, as follows:
November 18 0 10 (<i 18'.,; December
\H%(? IS 5-10; Juuuiirv lb 9-10; Febru?
ary lb;'.,; March 19(fVjl911-10; April
IO1.,'; ?Sluy ID1.'. Colton quiet; Hales !
2 2i)i) bah s-uph?nels 18;'u; Ot letitia 19??. !
Flour, corn und whi.-key unchanged.
Wheat heavy, and 2K/3c. lower-whiter 1
red Western 1.60(7?'1.03. Rico firm, ut
H{?.83.(. Pork a shudo easier-13 UbCtv,
13.20. Lard weak, at 9T". Freights
Himer.
JJALTIMOUE, November 18.-Flour
linn und in good tb m ind. Wheat tirun-r.
Com dull-white 70(n)78; yellow 70(3.72.
Weslern 72(7^73. Provisions nuuhutiged. ,
Whiskey 95 Cotton Him-middling j
18?._.; receipts 25'J bales; exports 71; sale.-, |
350*; stock 5.273.
BOSTON, November 18 -Cotton quiet j
- middling 1!); reeeipt.s 2,005 bales; sales ;
400; stock 7.000.
CUAUIJESTON. November 18.-Cotton
quiet, ut 17^\(?l7;^; receipts 1.007; ex?
ports coastwise 111; s;dca CUD; ttuck ;
27.157. !
GALVESTON, November 18 -Cotton
Mendy-good ordinary 15:!.4; receipts I
137; exports 23; sales 1,000; stool; 30,818.
Winni INC ri ON, Novumber 18.-Cotton
quiet - middling 17:'.,': reeeipt.s 78; .sales
M; stock 1.5-11.
Mom nt:, November 18. - Cotton quiet
and firm-middini;; 17?.|5 receipts 600
hales; exports 99; tales 500; stuck
33.311.
HAVANNAH, November 18.-Cotton
very brm uud demand ?clive - middling
17^40' 17/?. ; receipts 3,636 bales; exports
3,lu7; sales 1,100; stock 01,501.
CINCINNATI, November 1ft.-Bacon1
? lull and lower-old shoulders 07,.i"7;
clear sides 7.'.,. Western markets show
no material change.
AuiiCSTA, November 18. - Cotton
quiet and steady-middling 17.'^; re-i
ceipts OOO bales; miles 1,000."
NEW Oltt.KANS, November 18.-Coll?n
strong-middling lS^'; receipts 3.313,
ex pori s 3,308; sales 7,500; stank 98,007.
LONDON. November 18 -Noon. - Con?
sols 03,3?. Hoods 91;,;.
PAKIS. November 18.-Rentes 50f. 00c. .
LiVEiti'ooii, November 18-Evening.
Colton opeued and closed steady-up?
lands 9.'.J; Orh auii9.'.,(./O'i;; sales*!2,000
hales; speculation and export 3,000; .'ales
shipping at Havannah or Charleston, 0 -'s
To tho Ladies.
.m.... J*- L'L[K ,,,! ,z 1 K 1> ?I J wn a
wmffli awarded u> .Mrs. C. K. ItEKI), .
HBfli kW H Minn street, Coinmldti, for the j
Wwt illJt '" OATS at the Fair of I he
^tfj-j1 HQ Sl,uth Carolina Agricultural and ?
/^???FjisC; M' f'hanii-ul Stielet v. Sin-also Las
'^1*^S^\.;I mil supply ol bOXNKTS, Hats, 1
ItihhbiiH, Flout rs, Hair, I'll rs, Ch ia kn, and I
everything usually kepi in a lir.-t OIHSH Milli- I
uery Establishment. The I.min s of Coiiim
nia and elsewhere will please call and nee fur i
themselves. Ori?crs solicited, pri?es re- '
duc?-<1 Nov ll
J. ME?GH?N,
s.n .-i Hsor lo
ti. M. THOMPSON ?Xi Ci?.,
M - ii AS on hand tho ^rsaarex^-?.
L*V Vj. i..na hi?-, si y hrh. . 111 ? 4X$#J&??&0
-<t^Bk:.i! ililli ?'h?-npenl ^B5&^~
took ot li./O J'S and SHOES in thu State. All
warranted.
ALSO,
A complete assortment of Gent's, Hove' and ?
Cl.il lr? n's HATS and CAPS. Nov f? .'imo
\V. 1). J...vi.. Ii. li. McCllKKUY. !
WE OPEN,
ON MONDAY, ;
AN KNTIlli: SEW STOCK Ol'
DRSSS GOODS ,
SEE1H.E ll OHK SETS,
IH'C/IESS ?.AVE COLLARS,
1'?JXI LACE COLLARS.
Roman Sash Ribbons,
I
IN SEW UK.MOSri. I
Roman Neck-Ties,
I
IN NI W r, I ..?UM ASH Al.I V Alli ET! KM. ?
i
V\JE carr; n big stock nf FLANNELS nn.l 1
Vf blunkett*. Jeans and Tweeds. Cassi?
ni! rcs and I lolhrt.
i he Shawl und Cloak Department exhibits |
ill thu newest styles out. :
In PU UM, we are ?Imwhtg Home stylos which
ire not lo bu lound elsewln re.
Tho st.H- ni Carpets, KUKU, Oil-Cloths, ?Vc,
'anent hu i xcelled.
Our goods uni all selected fri ni tho best :
nukes. Wir guarantee all good-, wo ?n il. ?lo
liilsiness on tue one price M uti in, und a.low
io Ionise tu "undersell ns."*
Nov fi \\ I). LOVE fi CO.
Baker's Superior Cod Liver Oil.
I DOZEN linker's COI) I.IVF.lt OIL, for
?ale, wholesale slid retail, bv
oet 20 ? H II^UKIMTSII. Druggist.
Mountain Rutter.
1 rr KITS MOUNTAIN BUTTER, for mile
L?> low._ K. HOPE.
For Sale.
A LOP of linn Kenttickv .~
I^M. IM U LES and HOUSES, just ar-/y?SV
rived. Call at ?Qj
sa^? DALY'S STABLEa,
Oe. 7 Un Ansenibty street.
Just Received.
I rv HALF CH KS rs assorted TEA. Though
l_v" the l?rico lu market has advanced 15 per
lent , we suooeedud in gcttiug our August bill
iupllcatod, which wo offer at same prico ns
aofdro.__ L?RICK?t LOWRANCE.
Oysters in Every Style,
i . MY Res taurant ls In order for tho
? winter season, and OYSTERS and
other Rorrcebmonts will bo furnlsh
)d at abort hotico. "Ho** will yon hays them
-fried, rbaated or stewed?? O. DIEP.CK9.
.jg**0, --?vt*j
Barlil Barley!
PLANTERS c*n htvo HEED EARLEY at
' ?1.25 per btishsl. Tortes oasb.
Hep! -n JOHN * SEKQEne.
lt. C, SIIIVKU. DAVID JON KS.
SPECIALTIES
FOR THE WEEK
JUST IN.
A beautiful collection of DU ESS GOODS.
An elegant assortment of KU H.S.
Asupoib ot ol' SH AWLS ?uni CLOAKS.
Brilliant stock of CARPELS ANO OIL?
CLOTHS.
Magnificent collection ol MILLINERY.
Uiiiqiiu and fubhionablu II Al ll GOODS, ot
every kind. ( Parupa ilona Cto l. now. ) ,
Valuable collection ot O KN A.MENTAL
GOOPS.
Cl?nico and pretty TOILET ARTICLES and
PERFUMES
Tim Inst KIO O LO VF. and IICSiEBY de?
partment South.
MagitifietuS Btoek hand-made HOOTS and
SHOES.
Elegant and stylish HATS und OA PS.
Tho beet stock of UM Ult KL LAS in the
South.
Magnificent Art Gallery. Public invited to
nee it.
The beet WHOLESALE STOCK SOC i'll, on
our third Hour.
Makin-,' a ir ra nd total <>r Ibo LAHOKST. tin
HANDSOMEST, ibu CHEAPEST and li EST
?OMBINATION ..I OOOOS in thu United
States, ot tin- hind, undi r roo!.
Nov 7 R. C. SHIVER & CO.
EDWARD HAIGHT & CU..
BANKERS,
SI o . tl \V li I I Si r eel, .\ w 1" o r li .
Fi cv PerMutt. IntercutAlhnrM uti l>< /..-.<.>.
rilliK business of our firm ?a thc sumo aa !
JL any Mate or National Hank.
iud viilu tin 01 li nu e haul.in;, willi u- ma)
deposit and draw aa they pirns**, tin* ramo ita
willi any Hank; except thal wu allow inti re.-t
on all balances inf five pi r ?.. ni )
Wc buy anil nell Bonds. Ntm-h *, Gold, busi?
ness papero, and coiled bu-un--a notes und
lirait? throughout lim United Stales. iMving
prompt returns. Nov '.' Imo
LOOK
TO
YOUR INTEREST, :
AND I
Get thc Best !
g^ffffcx?fei,* now full and complete, an I
$fcxtt&^~iif?*jl?z>?' li pnli'ii- may dt-peiul on
getting Hie hi.--1 ut the lowcat pos-dblo li ..un
ad my laen it ii n aro un h that I di!y compet?
tion Iroiii any ilia1 lu i
I have ulan in atore and constant!. ari ?vin :
till tho newest styles of Liidh a* Si it?, in I'ia.
mond, (.'oral, ('anno, F.trusran. Gold, .!. '., A e.:
elegant ib-signs i.n Chains, brui Hets.Churina,
Lockets, ,Ve.; the Inti ni mid IJIOHI IX II nt I t ti I
patterns in Kolid Sdvi r and heavy Plate.I
Wan-- Oonda (.oiled for bridal, holiday r.mt
ol her pri'Hi.'tit iit lom*.
Repairing in all bi andu H. I y the !?<>?-1 work?
men and at reasonable ral? H.
ISAAC KUI./.RACHEK,
Ort Pl Columbia Hotel Pow.
Ino World-Ren owned Howe Sewing
Machines
Arv the o' hvt AV.iV.V.. ./ of Any >" th* Worht.
IN range ol work tin? Machine cannot he
equalled. Will wolli equally wet! nu I hui;
or thin goods, noni gai:/*- io heaviest beaver
coatings, or even leather, without dianne id
needle, I i'll sion o, Ihn ?d. We wi'l wurran'
I In-ill lodo ibis. Cur liri-- work i.< ii'ialto
any, and our heavy win k excels I lit: 1 ol any
oilier machine in thu world. Ladn M wishing
to introduce Ibu sewing into their la m nu.- \\.\\
timi ?t a ;:",;,t savil ol time, lal r ?ii1 lex- ]
pense tn IU once purchase ihe hi-t. Persons'
who ii ave tried ?ill machine.* arc unanimous in
dee!a< in;; this lo bc thc r:ir*esl learned ol'any ,
in thu iiiailie;. l? you ure prejudiced in favor
of anv particular machine ?I*, least examine
TIIK'IIOWE before voo puri hHM .
Al.KUI :> ti El V,
nouerai Agoni for South Carolina.
Office three doors i>< low Or. Ileiuiteh'a Drug
Store, Main atrci t, Colunibia, -. *.'.
Sept '-'I fimo
WATCHES,
CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
/~o 1 HAVE on li ami a select
SfJ\ stock ot WATCH KN. .1 EWEL-tjg^Bfr
A. A UV. CLOCKS. SILVEU timi PLATEO
kV A u E, which 1 will diso is? of at most rea
Honahle prices. Airo, SPECTACLES lo MI?I
all ages.
IlEPAlltlNG in my line dunc promptly and
on gond tel UH.
All articled and work warranted to be us
represented. O El) Pill N's,
.Jd lim?!- below PIM NIX ofiice, Main street.
Oct 2'J
Private Boarding House,
?/5fyL^\ .!<v yllly; SAM,1:l' Towx.
fljulaTiM. '' 1 sl "' I ho Capitol, mic Mjiiarc
E.I i rHMga. limn Main street. ( iliiiulua.
s. i;. Oct J7 lum
For Sale.
300,000 lOO feel oj wull sea
poiu d Flooring on hand
Onlem tor Lath, and ?ill kimi* Lumber tilled
at short not cc. A pt? h ut our Linnhe) Yard,
on Lady streut and l?reeiivillc Itailroad, or
ad.Iri n-* W LOW H Y A I'll ,
O.I as :lmo Pox Pill Columbi*. S C.
Guns, Pistols, Etc.
I INFOKM mj ii nu.In and
^><^~ public iii general that I huvi
^?S>^^Swlusl n-turiicil from the North.
^ """S "V.uid am now prepared to lur
iiinh all III waul of Ol'N>, Pillea and lie) eat?
ers, ol hitcat sith s und bert qualities, Alli
tn II ii i t iou sud Sportsmen's Apparat im, of all
kinds ami ilcsci ipi ions, al i < ilueed pi .et.-.
UEP.MP1NO done nt short millee.
Nova P W. KRAFT. Main nt nm.
Universal Life Insurance Company
Al ri; sro desirous of securing Gie service!
W of a half i!n/>-li active Canvassing
Agents in South Carolina for tin Uni vcr.-a!
Lite Insurance Company, of New york, with
wimm liberal lei lbs wi. I nc made. We di -iii
also i c.-poiieiblu Lucid Agunta h?r dach town
in the .State. M. W. OAKY,
M. C BUT LE 1!,
State Superintendents nf Agencies.
Coi.r.MiiiA, s. C., Sfpltinbi r s, 1.-71.
Sept ll
41 nmn non nun "
?LU1JJ ?MJ UM].
A LIBERAL TRANSLATION
m lui.
VERY ?EST AM) CHEAPEST
,\iiTU'i.i;-i iii TIM:
DRY GOODS LINE
KO? Tin:
Fewest G-reenbacks.
WE have, juJt returned liom tim North
(tin sooond timo this fall) willi tin
largOBt and host line of DHY GOODS we ever
have had the pleasure of offering to thia mar?
ket. Every uoparlmcnt is crammed lull ot
choice goods of overv style, kimi and var ?Ot V.
A big Block o? DUE VS GOODS and MonV
Wear -they are in storo and must bo sold.
Also, Furs, Cloaks, Shawls, Flannels, Skirts,
Blankets, Tn hie Linon and Domestic Oonda ol
all kinda. Notions-a largo, very large stock.
EVIDENCE-Our friendo toll us every day
that wo roll tho best and cheapest goods in
tho city; and, as we koop no flaah goods, bul
do business in a plain, straightforward way,
it will he to your interest to purchase your
goods from
|j-ov 2 PORTER & STEELE.
RELIABLE INSURANCE.
.-- . ? .
Black & Waring,
( Hwcettyor* of ll. h.. Nichol* A Co. and of
Ca?h rfc Waring,)
General Insurance Agents,
coLuaiiii?, s. c.
REPPFSENT thc billowing woll-oslablishod
and nr>st reliable Coniounies:
IJAKTFOPD I SSC HA NOE COMPANY, or
gnnizod ism. Assets tiver $1.500 (MK).
NO KT H ll XITIS11 ANO M K KC AN'J ILK IN?
SURANCE CO., urbanized Ll Wi. As?ete over
; 15.0110 ooo.
CONTINENTAL INsl'K ? NOE CO., organ?
ized PC,2. AM-O-IH OV? r $2.II00.<M)0.
OKOPOIA IIOMK INsUltANOE CO.,organ?
ized is .ti. At da over $7?0.0?HI.
ANDI S IN> I KANCK CO., organized 1*70.
Ans, IM VI (liiu.d'.n
SOUTHFUN LIFE INSUUANOK CO., or?
ganized Isen Asset? over $1,20(1 WMI.
'I'lio reputation winch these Companies
have (vt a tdinln d for prnmpftfHH, nolhti'y and
Hi m thc host guinnntee or wearily'und
hnnorahle denting.
Ile ?ill .. lo lennie villi
Nov Almo FLACK A- WAKING.
SEO. HUGGINS'
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY,
;:.->"/, K-hcl ?, Calamina, S. C., 1810.
Atina Fire Insurance Company,
oi" Hartford, Conn.
/,. , r .1 \. D isiy. Charter Perpetual.
Cn hil raj Uni ale! MU (?lue, ititi r pnv.
II g li-.- ( nat I iii -ago ..* .J| ( 00.01)0
I'lciuiuiio-11 livid in j-Tu.'0,i)oo
T T in - I li' tile I? a .iii;' alni .-drong, ni AlUel ?eall
X. Fire I moi rance Company. 1 ni.- grand old
tue ci.i punition has Blood for more than IUI.K
\ I:I:N11 M\ a- the lowering beauoti and inde?
structible bulwark ot' indi tnnity against rmi:.
lt lia- i . i.- . . 1 through t . rn ldc ordeals, lt
went through thal ..! pj:Fi, the great New
York cH.il ignition, in thc mont honorable and
triumphant manner, ll also acquitted itself
mo-i nobly m iii-, mon n cent li re at I'ortlaml.
lt han ju?! been called on tu pay its hisses at
? hie.igo. which loo* un?t taken a part nf itn
birgi surplus h aving cieb assets ol fl (KM,
cn i i ;l not. 'lilli slock ol' thc Co tilpa UV How
command . ov r j J'jO pei chare. Thc par value
is Silin.
Imperial tue Ins. Co , ot' London.
Chartered \ I >. 1^ . ; Capital IA,i 00,000 tn
Hold. This Company had no agenev at Chi?
cago at thc linie ' t' tc lire Its loss waa
-m ili. It subscribed f?tl?C? for Hie benefit ol
lin: suth revs hy thc !"u . .
Phoenix Fire Ins. Co., of New York.
Anni w: il j?i'ii.uiKi, ali* r paying tosses at Chi
Unton Fire Ins. Co., STU Francisco.
TliL 0 injiany has j 1,l.*>(i,t:i0 in Gold, nftir
p.o mg Chicago lo.-s. .-.
ili-ksthki i. hy Ol o. HUGGINS, Ag nt.
Olli.-o opp site <" .'.illulia Hotel, in rearof
Slr. W. .1 OI II II. S Uuiik-slMn . Nov 8 1
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
PIANO FORTE AGENCY.
* WM. li. oPCii AltD, .*-^sP?wjH
???gr)iiay?i g.ietern.it. dui! ??TU
_ 2/. < .-in,..- IV Aching, is new pre?
pared io lake pupil* . u tin- i'laim. Organ
anti Guitar: a ino. in Yoi il Music. Having tor
ii vi r 'i ll I UT \ vi..\ I.s had chai go ol' I he Munica!
Depart un uta in dc Female Collegen
ami .Schools of the Snit?*, he deetns it ll line
censa ry to make ?u.y ol!.ii ic! (leuce to his
<?u i ?neal ?ona an a I ea. lo r.
1 he ai raiigctnetits lo., Las made with seve?
ral ot the m.i-i . hrati d l i tuo-inaki in. will
enable linn tn ? lier instrumenta ot' thc very
iii:-! chlas at pl ?cen tiri delv COIlinetilimi
Specimen I ii:. '.- daily expeccd. 1 i.o.-e in
?.mt ol' Ifii.truitientn superior to any evei
ollen d I ir sale III Ibis market, will do wilt to
examine h. |. re pundin-Mig clsnwhrro.
IMANO l ol. ? I.S. MEI.ODFONS, Ac,
Tum >l and repa rul :.! thc MOST I'l.UKKCT
vt AN M l: and oil I casi ?na hil lenna.
..?.?lyal h.- residence, r?u ncr <.< ililli ami
Sicilia ml strcits, m at lim book-tore ol
Mesara. Duflte ,V Chapman. od 17
Nev/ Publications.
Miss CoH MIUA'S I'M' .i . Sd,,.,.!, or Will
Plow Ovi r, v.dh 7.1 illustrations. Hy
* Aunt JaudsJIirii Ly author ot Supping
IL i ve 11 ll..:.!-,. ri . li.
sion.? from oi l I ngli-h Poetry, il SO.
The Laud ol Lon.. . l y i;..tn rt Pticlianan.
The Winn .-s o! History to Christ ; ibu Hill
scan Lectures foi Ps7u. Uv Itvi*. F. \Y. Far?
rar. 1' lt. s ?l fal
Fronde's Second S'-i ies of Sl:o;t Minina on
Great Sill j-cts. :_' Vi.
Philosophy of Council m oies?, py Ma nacl.
American Wonderlainl. Itv l'.achc. lt SO.
Tim M. min r f r l'an-, liv rr-?n-Ftoiles.
Travels in On- Air. Flegiuitly illustrated.
Hy .Limes, Glai-lu r, I lt S.
AI.S'l,
Some new Sn ii lav .-. hool Library Hooks,
m w .Iuvenile Loni;.- Innn Kngland, new No?
vels, Ac. l'Or sale .u
KUY ? N \ Mc WU l l'.!: s bookstore.
?eorgii Lune and Fertilizer Company
Oil i !. :!.. :: Mil LL I IM I lethe planting
public ?o tull co;iii,U nee in its excellence
Permanent IVEanure.
li was i Nteiistvi \\ Used tl .. past aranon oil
Wh, tr, ('..: :? ai. | Ct : ; ? ::. and has given entire
satisfaction, a- is shown hy a nuiuher .>!
ceri iii.- it i n fit ni .-.nicol ibu beat piaulera In
< i, m gia and Si nih I'andina;
Om pnces !' :. Fi ri ilizii g. or X Lime, is $1S
per ton cn-h, pul un iii casks or barrels, du
liven d in t In-cit \ ni Augusta or at any huid?
me mi t i e s i\ ,f,:: di Uiver. The price ofl ut
XXX ?! Mannii's Lime, is ?2 per barrel, de
liv, n d as above.
Wc aie a iii nts for tho celebrated "Stonewall
Coitoii Fertilizer" mid "l'um English Pis
?olved Furn .'' ?Inch wo receive direct from
Enghind. sud can , IV r to thc public at re?
ducid prices. FOLKS, Sl/KIt A CO.,
No. I I M Int.ish street. Augusta. Ca.
Agent, roo-;. P. CLAKKSON, Columbia,S.
Oct Pi Hmo
it. A. PRINGLE,
C ttop Sellerand ?en. Produce Broker,
Ct, rn' M', H/'. Charlcstrn.
REFEItENCKS Charleston-lion. C. T.
Lo?nd? s, President Pank of Charleston;
W. P.. Smith, Esq., Fri shh ut Lui,ni Pank ol
Chin leaton: lt..heit AdgtT, Esq , P. C. Fress
I. v, Esq. N. ubi ?iv, s. C.- Itob't L. MoCnugli
riii, President Naiiunal Pani; nf Newberry.
Chester, S. C. Messrs. McAlileyA llrawloy.
spec! il nt t int nu: ui von to the consignment
and sale of COTTON, Di iel Fruit, Ac
Sept I lim _
Tnornwell's Collected Writings,
rpil I'oLoi. rc A L ai.il Ethical, 'l volumes,
L emhebished with Dr. Thornwell's por?
trait. ; I p, r volume.
; Memories ol Pat mos. Hy M sr Duff. i'i.
The Conservativo Pelm in nt ion mid ila The?
ologv. Itv Hov. Charles P. Km wt li, 0. D. f.v
Tlie Unseen World. Py Kev. Dr. Stork, il.
IV KW KOYRIiS.
IL i Lord ami Master. Py Florence M?ryatt
Won, not Wooed. Py tho author of Prcd lu
thc Pone, Ac .V.I cents.
Terrible Temptation. Py Charles Pendo.
Unilorm odilioti ol' Oraco Aguilor's Works,
mich as Mother's Keconipensc, V'alo ofCedars,
V c.. at i I pur volume.
The kbovo booka sent to any i'd.bens, post
pniil, on rcceint of price
Am; t DI'FF IF A CHAPMAN. Puoksollers.
The Southi rn and Atlantic
TELEGRAPH CO.
Now Open for Puniness.
OFFICE, COLUMBIA HOTEL,
Sept 11
NEW STATIONERY MSE.
E. It. STOKES!
HAS jriHl opened, in tho now ami handsome .
building immediately opposite the Pim-:- |
NIX uflicu, on Main street, a complete stock ot
STATIONER*,
Comprising Let lor, Cap and Noto Paper, ol ?
all sizes, qualities and of every description; '
Flat Papers of Cap, Demy, Double-Cap, Me?
dium, Royal, Kuper-Poyal, and Imperial sizes, i
Which will bn mild in any quantity, or manu- '
faotured into Plank Punks of any size, and
ruled to any pattern, and hound in any style,
at short notice.
ENVELOPES
In endless variety- all siz, s, colors and quali
JILANK BOONS
Of every variety. Memorandum and Pass
Hooks, Pocket hooks, Invoico and Letter
Hooks, Iteceipl Hooks, Note Punks.
AUCHiTECTS and DPAUOIIFSMEN will
lind a complete stock of matar.als for their
uso. Drawing Paper, in thoms aud rolls,
Pristol Duards, Postal Paper and Poardu, Oil
Paper, Pencils, Wr.ter Colors, in oaken and
? boxes, Drmdics, Crayons, Drawiug Pens.
SCHOOL STATIONERY
I Of every description; a great vrrioiy of convo
1 nient a?d useful articles tor buth Teachers and
I Pupils.
ALSO
j Photograph Alhutna, Writing Desks, Port
! folios. Cabas, with boxes, and a countless
variety o!
FANCY ARTICLES.
I Aiso, a umbi elegant stock of Quid Pens and
\ Pencil Casts, euperbly-mounted Rubber
doods.
INKS.
Plack, Pine, Violet aud Carmine, Indelible
and Copying; Mucilage: Chem and backgam?
mon Mi n ' nd Hoards; Visiting and Wedding
('ards, and everythil g usually kept iu a
I FIRST CLASS STATIONERY HOUSE,
I Which thu Proprietor intends this ahall bo.
Ho will Htill conduct bia PINDKUY and
! PLANK POUK MANUFACTORY and PAPEIl
j PULING ES UA PL IS li M E NT, which has been I
I in Buecusafuloperation tor ovi r thirty years in '
, this State, and lo which he will continue to j
i devote his own personal at ten lion Hin stock t
! will bu kept up full ami completo, and his '
i prices will be found always reasonable, aud >
. be hopes to have a aliare ot patronsgo,
E. lt. STOKES, Slain street. ,
Nov S Opposite PIKKNIX Oflico.
I. \ .*'!' MITICE.
! Secure Your Christinas and New Year !
Gilts.
$l,OOOyOOO$
BY the authority of tho Act o? tho Legisla
turo of Kentucky, of March Pl. 1H71. the!
I Trustees of the Public Library of Kentucky
will give a
(4 lt A Ml OlFT (OXJKHT,
Al I.OIIInVli.t.i:, KY., ?
Saturtluy, Urecmbrr 10, 1871.
100 DUO Tickets of admission, $10 each, enr- !
, rem y; hair I ioketa, *.,: quarter 'tickets, $2.50.
Tickets wilt he sent hy registered letter; the ?
money for them may he sent hy pust uflicc j
! money order, gr? enhaek?, ordrait.
Each ticket consistant four quarters,value, '
$'2 .VJ each. The bidder ia entitled to admis?
sion to the Concert, ami to the value of the
gift awariled to it or ila fraction.
{330,000 in greenbacks will bo die tributed
io hubiera of tickets, tu gilt* o? from $100,000. j
lim highest, to I IOU, tho lowest, being 721 1
Kif t.- ill ail.
The Concert ia for tho benefit of tho
/. / ll 1.1' ? Ll HU A I! Y OF A* AW YT C'A' V. 1
Tho Citizens' Pank if Kentucky is Trea- 1
surer, and Hm corporators and supervisors
ure the lion. Thomas K. Pramlette, late Go-1
verm.i of Kentucky, and t?veuty-seven of the
most distinguished and respectable citizens'
ol the Mate. j
The undersigned, late principal business j ?
inaiiager ol thc very aiiccest-fiil (lift Concert;
'tortlie bout lit id thc Mercantile Library at j
Sin Fratici-co, han been appointed Agent and
j Manag) r of thin Grand Oin Concert. ;
The drawing ami distribution will take place .
in public, and everything will bu done toi,
sat ia ty thu huyere of tickets that their inte- ;
reata will ho aa well protected aa if they wore
personally prtacnt to superintend tho entire;
all ur.
For tickets and information apply to
C. lt. PETERS?
120 Main street. Louisville, Ky.; No. 8 Astor i
i iiotiac, New York.
li. N. lieiiipsted, No. 410 broadway, Mil-j
waukoe., Wisconsin.
M. A. French, Virginia Oilv, Nevada.
M. A. Wolf, No. :Ufi Chestnut street, St.'
. Loin-.
Tickets alan for sal? in every prominent j
1 place in the United Mates.
Owiuu to tho general derangement of maila ,
and advert ?cementa consequent on the disaa- ,
irons coulltgraliou ?II lbs Wont, the salo ot
nek ta in tina enterprise ia extended to No
ri'inla-r :><>. 1H71, at which timo tho maui I
! oili. c. 12J Main rtreit, Louisville, Ky., will
el IM- for adjn-it nient of accounts and business. :
No order-, except liv mail, will bo received
after December 1, and no orders by mail !
i will he tided niter December 10. Tho New!
York o iii.-e will close December lt); other j
agencies December f>. Every ticket unsold ,
december ll. will be cancelled by ila number, j
Thc drawn.g will take place in public, Docem- '
her Pl, li*7l, commencing at 7 A. M , and con- |
I timm until th? 721 gins are awarded. Pay-,
mrni ol awards will commence December lil,
at o'clock A. M. Circulars of awards will bo
. foiiud at i very an? ney as soon as they can ko
I issued cori ectly, and will also bc sent to all .
lickt't huyera aa anon ai poeeiblu. No order j
will ne lilted at main oflico for lesa than $10.
Nov 10tl2 CHAS K. PE IEUH, Manager.
NEW JEWELRY.
WM. GLAZE,
VOL CM ll I A, S. C.,
IS now opening a lino
"election nf 1.adieu' and
it lent's English, S -visa and
American WATCH ES
do Agent for tho cele?
brated Pauline Walch Company. Philadel- |
nina. Gold Chaina, Yest, Opera, Chatelaines, i
Leontino Necklaces, Diamond Pinga and |
lirooches, Pearl- full and half aets.
SILVKIt-WAKE.
I make thia linc a specialty. All Silver sold
by nie guaranteed equal to coin. Some hand
?mili! gouda in thia line, suitable fur Bridal .
Gilla.
PLATED AV AU F..
Tea Sets, Cups, Goblets, Castors, Spoons |
and Forks, Ice Pitchers, Fgg Mauds, Coffee i
Fi na, ,\ c.
CLOCKS.
Cutlery, Pocket and Table Knives.
HOUSEHOLD AND FANCY GOODS, i
Guns -English Donblo Darrel, Breech- '
Loading Pillea, Parlor Pities, Air Guns, and
a full stock of Sporting Goods; Dupont A .
Hazard Powder; Pistols of various styles.
JET AND HORN GOODS.
WILLIAM GLAZE, ,
One door North Scott A Co.'s Hanking House. 1
Oct '22 tining ?
Canned Goods! Carnied Goods!
1r\i\ CASKS fresh CANNED GOODS, just
. ..)' " received, consisting in part as follows
Peaches,
Pino Apples,
Poars,
ltlackberrh s,
Cherries,
Tomatoop,
Lima Peana,
String Heans,
Corn,
Condennod Milk,
Salmon,
Sardines,
Turkey,
Beef,
Mutton,
Asparagus,
I Cove and Spiced Oysters, Salmon, Lob?
sters, otc. For sale by
Oct 4 _ JOHN AGNEW A SON.
Uhoice Family Flour.
i ?\?\ BARBELS Extra Familv, Medium
-?-\ JU and Low Priced FL0?B, for salo
hov down. _ _E. HOPE.
If Yon Want School Books,
O to PUYAN Jt Me.CAUTEB, who havo a
\JT fresh snpplv of English, French, Ger?
man and classic;*.! SCHOOL BOOKS, also of
; school Stationery of ovory description, all for
: sale at lo<vt>at market rates. Sept 10
BY D. C P?IXOTTO' ft ?O?^^^
On TUESDAY MORN INO, at 10 o'clock, at 0?*^
auction ?toro, wo will ?ell, without,rs- V
nerve, * T * '.?KU
2 1)0') pounds SMOKED SIDES.
5 OOO pounds D. S. Shoulders. ?
il OOOpoundH Smoked bhouldors.
5 cases No. 2 D. 8 Shoulders.
IS barr?le 8. C. Pig Shoulders.
10 barrels 8. O. Breakfast Strips.
10 casks Prime 8. C. Hams.
2 casks Unbagged 8. O. Hams.
3 caeos D. 8. Piece Bacon.
10 boxes Cheese.
1 I
ALSO,
15 barrels Mountain Apples.
TERM?-Cash.
Novia
State of South Carolina, County of
Anderson.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Mrs. li or i on HO C. Conley, Plaintiff, against
Mrs. Jane A. Earle, Mrs. Engenia Adams,
Mrs. Sallie F. Earle, Mrs. Annie Earls and
Samuel R. Earle-ACTIO? ron TES PAST?T?OK
OK lt EAL PHOPEBTY.
BY virtue of a Decretal Order, to me direct?
ed, by tho Hon. J ?moa L. Orr, Judge of
the Court of Common Pleas, In the above
named action, I will expose to salo at Ander?
son C.:urt Hon so, on eale-day in DECEMBER
NEXT, tho following real ptbptrtv of tho
est ate ol Jenn li. Earle^sceusdj situate Jn
Anderson County, lo wit: ;, j '
Tho plantation known- aa the PARKS
PLACE, lji?>g on tho8av.a^.n|di1Wfer,contain
in K niuo hn idred and six?y.wvflp 1&57] BcrpJB,
nutre or lens, and adjoinSB^nAaS of Andrew
McLeea, Thomas li. And^^MM^t ghillipe
Tho plantation or tract tS?^^nhiSL^QA^
FE d RY PLACE, lying Qs?&BfP^ Btw.
and WoHt nido thereof, ^U? e F?rTT .Kroprte?
nant, contains ono h andree ancjbeevenljrll70]
acres, more or lees, and adjoins lands Qt Dr.
Wm. L. BroyioB, R. A King andfothera*,. ?.
Tho Hot ol and Lot in the tojrt?of ?b???ipn,
known as the BENSON HOtfSSjbANDILOT,
ritiifite on tho South-west cora^ef thopqh
lic Square, and contains two acrea.'tnbre or
less. 'Mt &(flf
NO. *,..^'.-'f ??s
The Store-house and ltO%^i\-^ml^iowa-'ht
HOW, containing about Ottjt^^^^^Of a^^S^e,
of Pendleton, known
containing i -.volvo [12]WOHBK
adjoining landa of MreySj?l
John h. Karie and othejm^l
dloton, known an t he'M^^S
Main street?, and BI?M>^M|
blue Ridge Railroad^.N^. j
Tho Lot eil nato 'u . tho-. i*fi
dicion, known ap*V^s^JUBK^
puned to contain ab?utoiKj
i.otH or w. II. D. OsJSP
liunter und othtrs.'. "-EtxvEfl
No.i<rS
The plantation or trafeujsfn
PL Af 1 DI A A DA MS VIJAS?^
l'en Mile Cn < k, containlnH
Ihirtv nei l?, more or loaBwE
Martin a. McCuy, MrjgffiJI
others. ^BjHP
A htn?ill truct, Rituate^Mvis
of the town of Anderaor?fwl
puhlic highway lending i^BB
mg ahout thirty acres, andr!
Kotiert Stephenson, T. IMH
known as part of the WHIM
THUMS OK SAI.H-Ono thufi
money to he paid in caebjjB
of one and two years, pavjfln
inatalmenta, with inters^Hfi
to ty! secured hy bonds of9fl
personal rteurity, and mWfi?
mines. Purchasers to MH
aud papers.
Ai.soJ ! S
By virtue of the said Den
likewise, al the sauie time ?jf
to thu highest hidder, afeU
the eusuiug three [3] years?!
iher order af thc CourU-.tfH
The plant at i m knownffMg
PLACE, bil nat o on DeeJuH
contain about i h ii t ooh-'hffi
[I .'i.'jOj acres, and ?uljo?q?ag,
McLe.-Kv, William Bolt; ?
ot li ern.
Tho SHA!.I.(JW FO'BSS
aitu.ilu un Seneca RlVsr^S
tain about tweuty-?vfli^MM
Deep Creek Place, wit&ifiB
TFIRMS OF LEASE -Lesson}
with approved pe-xonal-secS
of the rent nnniially. iw|
JAMEM
Nov 1!) mr? ami
Snit' of CU j Lot, on oceourijf
mer J'arcfifhii
BY JACOB'ij
On the first MONDAY fm
1 will sell, beforo tho Co
o'clock, on account andern
chaser,
That vacant LOT, on H
no?r Gervais, hoing 52 feet^f
hounded on tim South by I
and North by Ons. Cooper.1
TERMS OF SALB.-Cash. I
for stamps and pupers._
bim
KW CODE
AT
Gr. DIEKCKS'.
CANNED CW ODS.
i i El HsL rings,' Salmon. Lob-BMIlH^ii^iS
sters. Deviled II Bm, Oysters, Oed P*"h,
Smoked Halibut, Lardcll?n, Mackerel, all
kinds.
FRUITS.
Raisins, C?rrente, Prunes, Daten, Citron,
Almonds, Walnuts, Brazil Nuts, Macaroni,
Vermicelli, Gelatine; Candies- assorted.
SOAP.
Cold Water Soap, Babbitt's beet Soap,
Mammoth Laundry Soap, Sapolio, Toilet
Soap-astior ted.
PRESERVED GOODS.
Pears, Poaches, Pino-applos and Jelly.
CHEESE.
Rich Cream Cheese. Swisa Cheese, Pine?
apple Cheese, Skimmed Cheese.
FINE GOSHEN BUTTER.
Flour-all grade?; Bacon, Ham and Break?
fast BtripB. *^
TEAS. Wf J
Old Hyson. Young Hyaon, Gflu Powder,
English Breakfast, Oolong.
Candles-Adamantine, Perallna and Wti;'.;'-^
WINES.
Bwort California, Angolica, She, i-y^ VlnlapT*"
and French Wifies and Brandies, at . f^J??\
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Refined Oil. . iffilfej
COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by 4h<4j$jS|
lon or barrel. Also, in glass?; 'ghSS???flra
rjunrtn. Forsalolow._ _B^BUfJMJWI^
-I (\ li ARTELS Choico Now Hulled BT^'l?
JU WHEAT. Foraalolowbv ?'^tkVEi
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Seed Wheat. ? | 'Jm??k
fJF^ BUSHELB choice RED