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-? ? *t--rr- . . LONDON, February 1.-The Gorman authorities have prohibited the sale of French journals io the streets of btraf burg. M.vDuiD, February 1.-No immediate chunga will be made in the ministry. The kingdom is tranquil. ST. PKTEB815TTKO, February 1.-BaroD Yon A ilea burg, late Consul General at Bucharest,' bftB been appointed Minister to tho United States. Gataoazy is at? tached to the foreign office, in this city. . ?i am?ricain intelllsenc?. SAIIT LAKE, February 1.-The Go? vernor's veto of tho admission Aot was unanimously repudiated by the House. To PUK A, February 1.-A bill removing political disabilities passed the House, to-dav. PrrrsBuno, February 1.-ThomaB T. Phillips, a dry goods merchant, is re? ported failed, with $130,000 liabilities; $70,000 assets. Naw YORK, February 1.-A report read at tho Workingmen'e Union, Inst night, states that there is no ohange ic the strike. Stokes was again before the court. Judge I ii graham announced that a mo? tion to quash the indio'meut had beor carefully considered, but could not bi gi a t d. The trial is proceeding. ulATAMORAS, January 31.-lu Mon tarey und Oaxaca, it was stated tba Alutorre had retreated to Testelinn De ?s Camino. ST. LOUIS, February 1.-Tho Govern or's veto of the bill puyiug bonds ii osrreocy meets strong opposition. Tb law did not authorize, tho wor?s, "Pay able iu coin." NEW YOP.K, February 1.-The woathe is moderating, but tho rivers and hat hors uro covered with floating ice. Sail lng vessels cannot pusH Hell Gate, o account of tho massed iee. Two ru I) I) era highwuyed Jab. Al li mat corner of Rector und West streets, lat night, stabbing him badly, und escape with tho booty. Tho victim was sent t a hospital. Gen. Wm. Thompson, Quartermastei General uuder Jackson, formerly n mi bonaira of New Orleans, died in Bell? vue Hospital yesterday, whare he ha been taken, in a starving condition, h the police. OMAHA, February 1.-Eastward bouu traius are at Cheyenne. Some passel gera were Mixteen days from Cogdei As they dug through, the drift closed i behind them. One passenger train ra into auotber, hurting one mun. WASHINGTON, February 1.-TheSout! ern Claims Commission to-day heard a? ditional testimony in the case of Mr ' Lizzie Hamilton, of Gruud Gulf, Misc the widow of Charles D. Hamilton, f< supplies taken, amounting to 9130,20 and in the CUBO of Drug, of Wilmingto amounting to $13,000. In the Senate, Senator Lewis, in personal explanation, said ho would vo for Sumuer'samendment to the amnes bill. Amnesty was resumed. Carpe ter doubted the expediency of grunt ii general amnesty at this time. Thu ede of amnesty, ho said, was simply to i inforce the Democratic purty. I thought Sumuer's amendment was fit go with amnesty. If the Democrc were not willing to take that, they won get no amnesty. No vote was reached The House was engaged ull day up a resolution justifying Boutwell'a syn? oate operations, which was finally puts by a btrict party vote. W. T. Collins, pension agent in tl city, is short in accounts. Tho Treas ti is making au investigation. The arnon of hiB defalcation ie estimated at $10,01 A number of petitions huve boen : ceived by the Attorney-General nuki tho removal of United States Distr Attbrney South worth, of tho Southt District of Alabama. The prinoi] grouud of the petition is that Sou worth was derelict in the prosecution the Eutuw rioters. Probabilities-The barometer will p bably continue fulling on Friday o' the Southern and Gulf Stutes and Al eissippi Valley, with North-east win South-easterly winds, with rising te perature and increasing oloudinoss, \ prevail over the Middle and EU.HU States. Dangerous winds are not ant pated for to-night, unless possibly the Southern coast of Texas. Debt st atom cut-Decrease during month, $5,500,000; in the traasur fr?. ooiu, $100,250,000; currenoy, $12,7? mm ooo. Nitw YORK, February 1-Evening Bj Henry G. Comegys, insurance agent, |||p S. Leroy, a dentist, uud James A. L HH wig, wore arrested by detectives, tn j wm tica who have boon passing raised che [9 throughout the country. They w M identitled by bank officers. Bj Stokes' ease was adjourned to Mond BBB Jim Maoe challenges O'Buldwiu I BH $1,500 light. ?rn Judge Woodruff, to-day, reversed lilli order of Judge Blatchford, adj mig gS the Alabama and Chattanooga ltailr NS bankrupt, holding that the comp H I having been organized under tho law Bl Alabama, could not legally move to ? IBl York ||?||| Fisk's will was admitted to probate ||f||j day.^ His ostato is sworn us not oxo< RE I iag $1,000,000. His widow is solo < HMM outrix. HU Tho Investigation Committee t [1?|? Portet and Babcock's evidence in Wi H iugtoii, whore they will soon ntl jo.tit BBB for further hearings. " HflH The Chamber of Commerce to H adopted u memorial to Congress ruc |ff mending a law regulating ibu shipi mr of seamen ; also, a law prohibiting WM throwing of cinders into the harbor, y a law regulating quarantine abuses. R PUILADEWUIA, February 1. - The turu of (he judges makes Gray's maje 800. McLur , the defeated cundid w had a hearing bolero the Court of C I mon Pleas tor a new count. No M oision. r CHICANO, February 1.-Advices ? F the plains show tho temperature n lower than reported. . Many deaths haye occurred from the cold.' "A train cm the UH no te Coutrai, due at Sioux City, on the 27th nit., is lying ut Lonar'a, with no immediate proBpeot of getting through. The road is completely blocked. The snow will have to be BLIOveiled. MAUOH CHUNK, PA., Febrnury 1.-A train run off at Lehigh Valley, and killed five. NEW ORL?ANS, February 1.-This morning's Picayune contains the vale? dictory of A. M. Halbrook, for thirty five years one of its editors and pro? prietors. The Picayune will be here? after conducted by the New Orleans Printing and Publishing Company, com? posed of some 800 business men of the city. D. C. Jenkins, Wm. Burnell und Daniel Dennett are oh the editorial staff. Ow ARMATON, 8. C., February 1.-Ar? rived-Steamship South Carolina, New York; schooner Wapella, New York. GALVESTON, February 1.-A iVWsspe oial from Austin, yesterday, says the in? dictments against Gov. Davis, Secretary of State Newcomb and Attorney-Gen? eral Alexander were returned to the court to-day by District Attorney Neff. The charge is for misdemeanor iu office, in giving a false certificate of eleotiou to W. T. Clark, as member of Co o press from the third district; whereas Gid? dings was elected by a clear majority of 6,000. Kimmi lui and Commercial. C/>LUMUIA, S. C., February 1.-Sales of cotton, to-day, 75 bides-middling 2IJ-4O. The market is active and strong. LONDON, February 1-Noon.-Consols 92%. Bonds 92j?'. PAMS, February 1.-Ken ?es 5Gf. Goo. LIVERPOOL, February 1-3 V. M.-Cot? ton opened strong and is now firm-up lauds llj^", Orleans 11%; nearly duo from New Orleans nearly due from Savannah or Charleston LONDON, February 1-Eveuing.-Con? sols 92}^. Bonds 92?B- Specie iu tho Bauk of Eugland decreased ?150.000 since last report. LiVEiiPOOL. February 1-Evening. Cotton firm-uplands U??@11>?; Or? leans 11%@U}?; sales 25.0UU bales; ex? port and?peculution 10,000. HAVRE, January 31.-Cottou closed firmer-low middling 139. NEW YORK, February 1-Noon. Stocks rory heavy. Governments dull and steady. Money 6. Gold 9%. Ex? change-long 9; short 9;V?. Flour dull and houvy. Wheat, quiet uud unchanged. Corn dull uud drooping. Pork dull-1 new mess 14.5Q. Lard quiet, at 9%@ ? 9^4. Cotton quint-uplands 22?ai Or? leans 23; sales 1,319 bales. Freights dull. Sales of cotton for future deli verv, Inst evening, 3,400 bales, us fol - l lows: February 22 3 16, 22 7-10, 22V?; March 22%, 2215-16. 22 13-16; April 23>?, 23 5 16; Juno 23 7-16. 7 P. M.-Cottou quite sternly; sales 5,614 bides, chiefly last evening-up? lands 22J?; Orleuus 23. Southern flour uucbunged-common to fuir extra 6.75(3! 7.35; good to choice extra 7.40@9.5U. Whiskey dull, at 94. Wheat a little more autive; priocs without decided chango; moderato export milling de? mand. Corn less active-Western mixed 74)a. Pork dull, nt 14 50 for new mess. Beef dull-plain mess 9(_ml 1; extra 11(3) 13. Lard heavy, at 9??@9>?. Freights dull-per steam, cotton Sales of cotton to-day for futuro delivery 7,400 bales, as follows: Febrnurv 22'X, 223 16; March 22%. 22 13 16, 22%; April 23}.,, 23 5 16.23%; May 23)6,23 7-16, 23>"; Juno 23%. Money activer among stock brokers, at 7 on call, with exceptions at gold interest. Exchange heavy, ut 8^4 @8%. Gold 9>^@9^, and dull. 62s 10}%.'. States dull uud prices steady. Teouessees 05J.<; new 65. Virgiuius 56; new 56. Louisiana 6s 55; new 50; levee Gs 68. Alabama 8 H 90; 5s 00. Georgia Os 70; 7s 85. North (farolmas 32IJ ; new 15?-4. South Caroliuas 50; new 29. bT. Louis, February 1.-Pork quiet and steady, at 13.25, on orders. Bacon very dull, ut 7(a)7?.i for clear rib sides. Lard quiet, at 8(^0)6 for steam. CINCINNATI, February 1.-Pork dull aud drooping, ut 13.25? 13.37 J Lard tlull und holders unwilling to make cou cessions; asking 9($9t?. Bacon dull und droopiug-clear sides 7%. Whiskey in fair demand, nt 88. LOUISVILLE, February 1.-Provisions firm. Pork 13 75. for round lots. Whis? key firm, at 89(?90. NEW ORLEANS, February 1.-Flour easier-superfino G 75; double 7.37; tre? ble 7.75(^8.00. Corn advanced- mixed 80; white aud yellow 85. Pork scarce uutl held firmly, ut 16.00. Others nnehuuged. Cotton quiet-middling 22??@22>?; re? ceipts 7,355 bales; sales 9,200; stock 238.279 BALTIMORE, February 1.-Cotton firm -middling 22}? (t/i 22X: ; receipts 203 bales; sales GS!); stock 3,585. NORFOLK, Febrnury 1.-Cotton quiet -low uiiddliug21 \i\ receipts 1,695 bales; sillos 200; stock 3,342. MOBILE, February 1.-Cotton firm middling 2P4: receipts 1,220 bales; sales 500; stock 07,1)77. CHARLESTON, February 1.-- Colton firm and quiet-middling 21 U; receipts 1,453 bales; sulcs 200; .slock 2U 852. PHILADELPHIA, February 1.-Cotton quiet-middling 22%. BOSTON, February 1.-Cotton steady middling 23; receipts 3,905 bales; sales 1 200; stock 8,000. SAVANNAH, February 1.-Cotton linn - middling 2\%%2\%\ receipts 1,505 bales; sales 1,90J; stock 68.GU2. AUGUSTA. February 1.-Coir?n firm - middling 21(t/)21J4'; receipts 500 balts; Miles 100. WILMINGTON. February 1.--Cotton Urtu-middling 2lj?; receipts 184 bules; siles 102; stock 3.7?8. GALVESTON, February 1 -Colton ir? regular-good ordinary 20; receipts 634 bales; ?-ules f>!>U; htock 49 590. A horse was drowned in Atlanta, Saturday, by falling into a mud hole. Tho mun on tho horne was saved by tho intervention of u flat boat. Found, ON YESTERDAY MORNING, a _'bunch of KEYS, which tho owner can have, bv apulying at tbia office, paying for this advertisement and rewarding the Ander. _Feb 2 1 PLANT Reliable Seed, and buy them from ZS. E. JACKSON'S Drug Store. He keeps a choice assortment of | Buist's best Seed. Feb 2 _ MT. ZION SCHOOL, Winnsboro, S. G. THE Spring Session opens on Monday. January 29. 1872. The tooursouf ind ruction affords tho [rough preparation for any depart? ment of univtrsity studv, or Tor business lifo. Tho Virginia Mili? tary Institute has receutlvconferred upon this School au Annual PltfZE SCHOLARSHIP, covering tho entire courte in that institution. Address M. M. FARROW, Principal. Jan 7_20_ NEW JEWELRY. WM. GLAZE, CO LUM HI A, H. C., IS now opening a fino ^selection of Latlii-s' andt tGent's English, Swiss and I American WATCH E S. ?Solo Agent for tho cele? brated i'auliuo Watch Company, Philadel? phia. Gold Chains, Vest, Opera, Chatelaines, 1.contine. Necklaces, Diamond Kings und Brooches, Pearl-full and half sets. 6ILVE1MVAIIB. I make this lino a specialty. All Kilver sold by mu guaranteed equal to coin. Sumo hand? some goods in this line, suitable for Bridal Gifts. PLATED WAUK. Tea Sets, Cups, Goblets, Castors, Spoons and Forks, Ice Pitchers, Egg Stands, Coffee Urns, AC CLOCKS. Cutlery, Pocket and Table Knives. Household and Fancy Goods. Guns-English Double Barrel, Breech Loading Billes, Parlor Hides, Air Guns, and a full stock nf Sporting Goods; Dupont A Hazard Powder; Pistols of various styles. JET ?ND KORN GOODS. WILLIAM GLAZE, One door North Scott & Co.'o Bunking House. Oct 22 _+4 ru o Copartnership Notice. THE subscribers, having IJiis day formed a copartnership, to be known anil styled aa HOWIE A ALLEN, and having leased for a term of years the shops and machinery, and bought the materials on the premises former? ly occupied by James M. Allen, aro prepared to enter into contracts for building or tho finishing nf all f hop-made materials, such as BLINDS, Doors, Sash, Win-low Frames, Ac , Ac. Also, tho Dressing of Lumber, Scroll Sawing and Turning, and would respectfully solicit a sharo of tho public patronage. HOWIE <t ALLEN. JOHN M. HOWIE, Enw&un AI.I.KN. COLUMBIA, November 13.1871. Dee. 12 limn Headquarters for Garden Seeds. LANDBETH'S Extra Early FEAS, Carter's first crop Peas, Little Gem Tom Thumb Peas, Early Long Pod, Cabbago Seeds. Onion Sets. Red and White, Lawn Grass Seed, Red and White Clover, Timothy and Kentucky Lino Grata, Orchard Graes. Seed, For salo, wholesalo and retail, at Jan? H El NITS H'S Dru tr Store. Planting- Potatoes! m%?Xf\ BARRELS selected SEED POTA ?UV/TOBS-Pink-Eyes, Early HOMO, Jackson Whiten, Peach Blows and Early Goodrich, for salo low by Jan 1? EDWARD HOPE. Wood! Wood!! Wood! THE undersigned begs leave to inform the citizens of Columbia t hut he has a WOOD Y\RD at his old t tanti, at tho Oharlutto De? pot, where ho keeps constautlv mt hand the host qualities of PINE and OAK WOOD, which ho will sell, DKUVKliKl) to any part of tho city, at tho following extraordinary low prices, Viz: Pino, $4: Oak, $5 per cord. Hood measure guaranteed. Orders may be left either at my storo or at Issac Bnlzbaehtr'a Jewelry Store, Main stree Jan Illino* CHARLES HA M HE HQ. New Books. rrWlE SPEAKER'S COMMENTARY, hy Rish M. ops and ot ber Clergy of thu Anglican Church. Vol I. ff>. Aunt Jane's Hero, by Author of Stepping Heavenwards. $1 50. Hannah, a new Novel, bv Miss Moloch. 50c Jan ll DUFFIE A CHAPMAN. Mules and Horses. A stock ot tine MULES and] HOUSES constantly on hand at Ihn NATIONAL HOTEL_ ??TAREES. Liberal advances maui on horses on consignment for sale. Jan 13 Imo P. HAMILTON JOYNER. Kentucky Horses and Mules. 4\ A FINE lot of Kentucky /IsriNStoiik -Il O ll S F. H A N ?) rV/S MULES-jual received and,_. for sale. Canbo sion at ?Ur. owen Dal v's Stables, on Assembly stteet. Jan 12_ JOHN N. LONO. Just Received, a LARGE number of line KENTUCKY /V M ILES which may be aben at Charles Hogan's Stables, corner .Senate ?nd Assembly streets. W. s. A J. M. TALMO V. For Sale. - A LOP of fino Kentucky n Pfcte-jv M Ul.KS and HORSES, just ar-iTCfrU lived. Call at /Qj T.r i Um DALY'S STABLES. Ucl 7 On idfieiiihlv street Powder. Shot, &c. 4 FULL ASSORTMENT of (inn nml Rlnst /V in? I'oWDHK, Shot, Lend, Percussion Caps, Outi-tvuds. Ac., on band and tor salt low, ut wholesale nml retail, hv Dee 20 JOHN AGNEW A SON. ..?utter. i TUPS Virginia Valley RUTTER, Hr 0 'nbs Mountain Hut fi r. 3 tubs Jue (Do-Don Hinter. All mee and fresh nnd for sale I.ow. Oct 1 L?RICK A LOWRANCE Citizens' Savings Bank of S. C. ALL SAVINGS DEPOSITS made in this Bank on or beforo tbe 5th day of each calendar month will bear interest for that month as if depoeited on the lat instant. J. O. B. SMITH, Feb 14 Assist ant Cashier. Imported Cordials. THE undersigned bas lust openod a lot of IMPORTED CORDIALS, of various kinds, ombraoiug Perfect Love, Vanilla, Roae, Anisette, eta. Also, Imported Maraschino, Curacoa and Absinthe. T. M. POLLOCK. Feb 1 Ladies can get a Good Bargain IN BRESS GOODS ruo M C. F. JACKSON. DRESS GOODS, at 25 cents, worth 40 centa. DRE8S GOODS, at SO coota, worth 75 cents, DRESS GOODS, at 75 cents, wirth 1.00. DRESS GOODS, at 1.00, worth $1.50. CLOAKS aold wit hont regard to cost. Feb 1_ Extra Train. Hale of SpUrtanburg and Union Railroad. _ UNION C. H., B C., Jan. 31, 1872. ^W'plW'&Sl PERSONS can attend thu salo of ?ME?SSthia Koad by taking tho up train of tho Greenville Koad to Alston on MON? DAY, tho 5th February next. THOMAS B. JETER, PresidentSparUnburg and Union Railroad. Feb 1 _ __ 4 BIG HOMINY, A LWAYS fresh, at CANTRELL'S, ?\. Jan 31 t Main street. Coal! Coal'. Uoali JUST received, a full supply of iiri-t quality COAL, grato size. For sale in largo or small quantities. J JSEPH CUE WS. Jan iso ll O $50,000 to Loan, N GOOD COLLATERAL. Applv at Jan 23 tllTIZKNS' SAVIN Uri BANK. Thorburn's Garden Seeds. A LARGE assortment of fresh GARDEN "X. SEEDS, Onion Sets, Ao., for sale low. Jan 13 EDWARD HOPE. F Foreign Drafts, OR salo at New York rates, at THE CITIZENS' SAVINGS RANK. Buffalo Tongues, VTE W sugar-cured II AMS, JL^I Breakfast Stripe, Smoked Beef, for salo low. E. HOPE. Ghoice Potatoes! Choice Potatoes!!! Ii li ES EE'S PEERLESS NO. 0 anet* | EARLY ROSE POTA TOES. WITHOUT oxoeption, BRESEE'S PEER? LESS and EARLY ROSE aro tho bent aeedlings for main crop. No better potato can bo planted. I have a Ono lot selected t?rnt with regard to aizo and qualitv. For sale by E. H. HEIST ISH, Jan 24_Drnncint. Bouble Strong. FOR ?he winter season, I will brew all DOUBLE STRONG BEER. Drink Siegers' unadulterated Double Strong Beer, and you get tho worth of your money. This Biter is also put up in bottles, ami fur salo at ! il.50 per dozen. 1 have also received a supply of tho justly oelobrated PANCAKE-regarded the best Chowing Tobacco. JOHN 0. HEEP I* Its. American Club Fit-h. >._??^335 A DELICIOUS relish; better and much cheaper than Sardines. For sale by HOPE. The Doctors Recommend Seegeis'Beer IN preference to London Portland Scotch Ab*. Why?.They know B is ?rftfarrultoraicd Copartnership-Fisher & Silliman. IHAVE thia day associated with mc, in the Drug and Apothecary business, Mr. L. T. SILLIMAN, a graduate of Philadelphia Col? lege nf Pharmacy. Tho unme and stvloof tho linn will bo FISHER it SILLIMAN. * W. C. FISHER. JANiunv 10. 1872. Jan 20 SUNDRIES. ?I f\f\ BOXES assorted CRACKERS. IA ?\J IOU boxes assorted Canned Goode. 50 boxes Soap. 50 boxes Candy. 50 boxes Candles. ?ot? barrels Flour. 5li barrels Whiskey, coming in and in aloro; and tu which wo invite the attention of the trade. L?RICK .V LOWRANCE. Relined Oil. COTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by the gab hm or barrel. Also,'in giana*, pints and quarts. For sale I nw. E. ll? ?PE Fresh Garden Seeds. PEAS, Beans, Corn, Cabbage, and every variety nf fresh and genuine Seed?, fi salo by FISHER A- SILLIMAN, Druggiam, ?Ian UU , Ooposiii! Columbia Hotel. Money to Lend, ON marketable collate! sis. at Tli E i'I P17.ES3' SAVINGS BAN K. WM. H. 0RCHALD, I'refestn rof Jititxi" anddf derin ?'?ano /.'..?..'es. APl'LY at lils residence, corner of Lann i and Henderson strcotH.oral tho book si ore ol Dolli.',v Chapman. Piano Fortes, Organs ate! M?dodeona Tuned and Repaired. ?lan'23 3ino Portraits Painted in Oil JJMIOM life, or lr..in Ibo sin ill? st piclure. {? Photographs Colored in all Myles Also Lessons given in Drawing and Painting. Applv at Ri van A Mc 'art i's bookstore, or at Hie residence of Prof. WM. II. ORCHARD, corner ?if Laurel ami Henderson streets Jan -1! :!no< NewY rk Exchange KOUGHT and -old. at THE Cl I'lZENS*SAVINGS RANK. Columbia Music Store. Ly Br and & Son r|V\KE pleasure in calling the attention ol 1 tho public to an examination nf their STOCK OF MUSICAL -i EUCIIAND1SE, con? sisting nf Pianos, Church mid Parlor Organ?, M> lode..ns, Violins, Guitars, Rn nj os, I'lnt-js, Accord?ons, Rrass ami silver Rand Instru? ments <d all kinds. Also, Sheet Mu-ic and I list rum h in Roeks flin-vi ry eins?, f Musical Instruments on baud st .di limes. Sin el Mnsie seul by mu i I p,.*| pod, nil nc ipi ni price; H ml all t. i :?. ?nj \lu-ical Gonda sent by Express, when ordered, lo ?my part nf the -lite, milked (,. i ?. D. < MM d Secitiid hand Pianos and Organs f ?r sale cheap, lol' rash. I'niims. < irgaiiH sud IR |,"|,,-. " tuned ... ml re? |i:tii*ed in i salislsetm \ manin ' : ned will give .M|.Cciii al eut inn ti. Pnekiiu; Rt moving and ?thippii gPlatin? loi ni IK r pul ti? a io any pb i li le sired I nm.hi.. ie pi ices. Al....". r? ,.:...njol> utiliidi'd to mid suliw Ll. linn gnilMlileid d', tim-e ! V.uing ie ?i'll I heir .pitiroriagi Send ter mir catalogue iii . heel I lisie lill I Mlls?cal'M Ii II h. ?'. 'lll.Vr ? ?i .treet. Citizens' Savings Rank Roil.ie e. Jolumbia, S. C. Nov 7 WE ABB CLOSING OUT OUB ENTIRE STOCK AT HALF PRICE! R. C. SHIVER & GO. B. C. SHIVEB. DAVID JONE8. Jan 17_ Regular Line Liverpool and Charles? ton Packets. TUE undersigned havo now FOUU BAHES, of light draft, in addition to tho VINCO, already 'well known in tho trade, which they propose, to run regularly be twt-bu iho above ports, leaving Liverpool every month, or oftener, if sufficient freight onere; and it ia earnestly requosted that im? porters will order their goods shipped direct by thia lino, thereby saving extra freight aud other ex;?en.?'8, now paid on gooda via Now York, and alan incroaso tho commerce and prosperity of our port. All orders sent to the principale, in Liverpool, will be carefully at? tended to and executed on the most favorable terms. For full particulars, apply to Messrs. JOHN a. DE WOLF A CO., Liverpool, Englaud; HEN HY GAUD, Accommodation Wharf, Charleston. H. O. Jan 26 fimo AT COST AND CARRIAGE ! We offer from this date our entire Stock of CLOAKS and FURS, at cost and carriage. Call at once and get a bargain from Jan 22 PORTER & STEELE. Pomaria Nurseries. THE largeat and moat varied -lock of Southern acclimated FRUI! TREES, adapted to our !-oil and climate, couuiatiug of ] 'Apples, Peaches, Peara, Plume, almonds, Apricots and Nectarines, Ironi the earliest to thc lateat; Cherries,Quinces, Figs, Hazle Nuts, En???Mi Walnuts and Spauiah l/heatnuta. several Uno varieties; Grape Vines, embracing choice table kinda; Strawberries und Itaspborries, Evergreens, in great variety, lor ornament and for cemeteriea; Roses-all the beat; Dahlias, Gladiolaa, Lilies, ?Vc.; Or? namental Flowering Shruba, AaparaKUa and Moran Hadieh Hoots, Osage Oraucc and Ma ..artney Hone, for hedges. Choice Fruit Trees if all inda, which will boar the tiret aeason if1 transplanted early, will be furnished at mode? rate prices. A new priced catalogue sent to ill #iio apply Persona winning, will pleaae apply direct to he proprietor. WM. SUMMER, Pee bj ti . o Pomaria. S. C. Palmetto Firemen's Fair. 'I MIK Committee of tho Palmetto Steam i. Firn Engine Company, appointed to aid he lathes who ao liberally offered to heida Kair in behalf of the Company, are pleased to innoiinue to tho publio that tho Fair will bo ?puned at Irwin's Hall, on the night of the ?1st of February. Tho tabba will bo repro n nted by Mra. T. M. Pollock, Mrs. R. H Mor? ison. M ra John A Shiull, Mra. Thoa. Bovne, ?ra Mary brady, Mia. S. H. MeCntly and Mra. ?t. Morrison, who will be ph'iacd to receive itiulrihiitiniia from ail woll-wishers of the I'almel tues, COMMITTRK-C. P. Jackson, J. S. Purse, W, lt. ivu\otvi, M. J. Calnan, .1 A. Shied. R.B. d Kay. W? J. Heidt, William Morrison, T. P. rui se. F. I. Brown. T. M. Pollock. Mutilated Currency >UGIIT at a moderato difconnt, at TH K Cl IIZENM' HAVINQ8 HAN li. NEW CROCKER? AND IlOUSE-F?fiMSIIIXG STO?E. ? TIIIC undersigned have re? cently. ?.pened an entire NEW UTmo^?j*' s i < K.'K ot ai liclt H in the above ffvjjww-- line, which has been carefully Mm^SB^ selected. They invito a call rom Hie cm/ uta to iu-tpoct their GOODS AND PRICES. Tin ir stock embraces Oil "'OK REY. CfllNA, MAI l.O WAU.;, TABLE CUrLKBY, Etc 1CINGSI.AVD ?i IIKATI1, Under Columbia Hotel. II. KlXtlKI.AM). J. A. Il BATU. .Pi-i -ii ?lmo For Salo. >/ V \ f\/\?\ FPKT?FLUMBF.B, }\ M ?,t t\ fyi tiO.OOO leet or well sca? nn- >i Flooring on build . r.lera oo hath, ami all kinds Lumber lilied i abor! not ce. Apply ni our Lumber Yard, m t i Iv ni reel ami (li > c..vole Hailroad, or hlr. s- W. LOW HY A CO , o i 28 limo Pox 130, Columbia, y. C. Aiiotlon Balee. Valuable Beal Et late. J). C. PEIXOTTO & BON, Auctioneers. IWILL sell, on MONDAY next, February 5, that VALUABLE PLAOE, formerly owned by Mrs. Annie Adams, and two and-a half miles from Oolnmbia, on the Garner's Ferry Hoad, 'i here is a large Mansion, of sixteen rooms, on tho place, which baa been rocently repainted, and is on a high elevation commanding a fine view of the billa which line the Wateree Biver. Tho place contains fifty-three acres of land, about thirty-five of which aro under a fine state of cultivation having been recontly improved wi th fer tilizers. There are all necessary out-buildingB, with a Sood Wall of Water, Bath Rouse, and a Oar cn of four aorea, beBidea an orchard of Peaches aud Apples, with Strawberries and Flowers. The place has been lately enclosed with a new Fence, and is healthy, and is one of the most desirable places in thia section of the State. XERUB,-One-naif caoh, balance In one and two yoara, secured with bond of purohaaer and mortgage of premiaos. Pnrohaserto pay me for atampa and papers. Jan 31 tg _JO H a T. SLOAN, JB. Bale Spartanburg and Union Railroad. The State of South Carolin a, plaintiff, against the Spartanburg and Union Railroad Com Inany and others, creditors, defendants. N obedience to au order dated 15th day of . November, 1871, passed by the Hon. Jamaa M. Rutland, Judge of the 4th Circuit, of the Stato of South Carolina, the undersigned will Boll, on the Fl RSX MONDAY in February, 187?. at Unionvi?le, in the County of Union, in the State of South Carolina, before the Court House door, between the hours of ll o'alock in thc forenoon and S o'clock in tho afternoon, at public outcry, to the higheet bidder, the whole of tho 8PARTANBURO AND UNIOM RAILRCAD, including the Koad-bed, Righto/ Way, Grading, Bridge?, Masonry and Super? structure, lyin? and situate in the Counties ol Fairfield. Union and Hpartanburg; all tho stock subscribed for in tho Spartanburg and Union Railroad Oom party; the chartered rlghta and privileges thereof; the railroad spikes, chairs and equipments, and ali the property owned by said company, as incident or neces? sary .for its Lusiui ss. on the following terms, to wit: Twenty-five thousand ($'?5,000) dol? lars cash, and the balance in three equal semi animal instalments, with interest on each instalment from tho day ol salo, to be secured by tho bond of the purchaser, with a mortgage of tho entire property Bold. Tba purcnaser will ?IBO bo rcuuired to pay for all stamps and papers. If tho highest bidder should fail to pay at once tho twenty-five thousand ($25.000) dol? lars aforesaid in cash, the property hereinbe? fore advertised will immediately'be offered, at the time and place above mentioned, upoa tho terms alroatly stated, for rc-aale. JAMES M. BAITER, THOMAS B. JETER, Nov EM BRU 28. 1871._Referees. Sale of King's Mountain Railroad. Theodore D. Wagner and Aabury Coward. Trustees, ta. the King's Mountain Railroad Company.-Foreclosure of Mortgage. Hy II. II. DttBON. IN pursuance of the terms of a Mortgage executed by the King's Mountaiu Rail road Company, on the 15th day of March, lbGG, aud by virtue of the powers therein granted, we will tell, at public auction, at Charleston. B.C., on WEDNESDAY, March 2U, 1871, at ll o'clock, ut corner Lust Bay and Broad streets. The entire RAILROAD of the said Compa? ny, including tho bcd and superstructures of said Bead, tho materials used in construc? tion, tho stations, etatiou-house depot?, store-houses, work-shops, machinery and fix? tures thereon, and all the engines and rolling stock, together with all the rights, privileges and easement belonging or appel tsining to said Railroad Company. Terms c&ah; purchaser*, to pay for papera and stampa. THEODORE D. WAGNER, ASBURY COWARD, Jan 14 _ Trustees. We commence WITH TUB KKW TKAB CLOSING OUT OC li STOCK Ol' WINTER DEY HOOK AT RXTRAOltniMART LOW PRICES. ConsnmeiB of DRY GOODS, make a note ol tho above. We most clear out Winter Stock, and BARGAINS may bc expected, as large re? ductions in prices will be made, at tho POPULAR DRY COOLS HOUSE OF W. 1). LOVE & CO. W. D. LOVE, B. B. MCCUKEHY Jan 3 I Revenue Stamos! Revenue Stamps! ALL DENOMINATIONS for Balo at tho Usual discount, at tho SOUTH CARO? LINA RANK AND TRUST CO. Dec 7 For Sale-Splendid Building Lots. IOFFER for salo a full square, in IC quarter acre LOIS, hounded b.i Wayne, Divine, Pulaski and Greene streets, near tho Char? lotte. Columbia and Augusta Rail)ead, and the Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Rail? road, just WoBt ?if Lever's garden, in one of the most braut lilli portions of the city. l'anus-1250 per Lot, of one-quarter of an acre; $51) paid down, mid thu balance in monthly payments, (5 each, and no rates of intercut. So chat ge for papers, if payment is made as stipulated. All tho Lots to bo closed ont hy February 1. Plat t< 'te sei n at th? post office. E. W. WU CELER, dsn 9 Imo Boarding. MISS CORDELIA MORDECAI, Columbia, S C., announces that her establish? ment, S mill-west corner of Sumter and Lady itroota. is preparo 1 tu accommodate HOARD Kits, permanent ami transient, where the tasto and comforts of tho numt fastidious Aili lie iMiaranieed 1 ?. c 31 fimo Pocket. Din net? tor 1872. A LL si/."H and prices. Mil.cr's Almanacs /m. tor 1S72 Alan, Leslie's, CaasoU'a and tther Pictorial Aiimtnacs. A1.S'?, i ooo ST F. LO ; :OPIC vn:ws, in F.nropo not Am -rica, colored aud plain carefully se? eded Fur sa e at ,1m :J ll RYAN .V Wo'l VHTKRVS Rook-lore. Potatoes! Potatoes!! ,)/ \/ \ BARRELS POTATOES,consisting ?V./KJ <tf Pink Lyes. Karly Rose. Peat li Rlows, Jll?t received illili ful sale low. bv Jau ll JOHN AGNEW' A SON.