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'????? Foreign Affair*. FABIS. May 2.- The Assembly troted 353 to? agajr^^ pom ti og tba. Counoil ol State. Thiers and the Gorman Ambassador were olo eeted amicably, .yu fo -K. j , I MADBJD May2.-Borra?o jB advanping on Estella? "Sev?i'?r?arHaV o^re?ft''sre officially* nononnced. TQB ? uko ot Gesta; a partisan ul, luabellur, bps b^c-u arrested moa.iConfernuoei. m^t nvPrdayj ji".-:<tUe Gen tibia, were present.) 'Brigham ?oung disoonrsed^ length-j MSiMPW?M fot being permitted,to be with bia peo? pi? nga??f nod Hoped the time Would como when ho might have en opportu? nely-before a conrVof jastioe to prove the falsity df ibo charges against him; Be defied all tbs people of the world tc show any sign against his moral oh wac ter. He, was glad that neither he noi . fats brethren7 had1 the 'power or God till they bad tba wisdom to nee it, or they might be led to destroy all their enemies, He snould demand from those who har] been pioaeoQting them All papers con? nected with the cases, that they might know positively who their, prosecutor* were. He praised the deputy marsha who had him in charge, denounced tbi lawyers, scolded the saints who bad nol paid their tithing promptly, und finally with his blessing, closed the oqnferenci here until Ootober. Two prisoners . charged , with murder, ' who had beeb re leased end re-arrested, were brought be fore/ Judge Hawley, io eb?tabers?, ti*-day who TO? rosed to1 release th? m, laud the? werja-^emandied ^9. the j oustOjd*.. of. th? United States Marshal. The Judge in directly,: though pointedly,' . alluded: h tue illegal notion cff tho Probate* X3oUr in discharging Brigham Youug. an,d sav tbci marshal made .himself liable t punishment for obeying the"?rd?rs 0 such court. MRMPHIS, May 2.-Flash won the firs and Euchre'the second cock-fight, whicl jrenulted: Washington, eleven; Arkansas Six. rt; SAN FBANOTSOO, May 2.-The A mer ic takes $1,500,000 to Oh i nu abd 0 cargo t flour. CINCINNATI. May 2- Tho first bal lu I o far as koo wu, will stand: New York Greeley. Minnesota--Adam's, five; Gre? ley, three; Davis, one. Nebraska Trumbnll, four; Greeley, one; Browr. one. Vermont-Greeley, Miobigan Adams. L o rt i si an a-Greeley. lowa Trumbuli. Tennessee favors Adami Florida-r-Dnvia. ; 10 A. M.-Tho ball, and galleries ai well filled. A feeling of uneasiness expressed by "many, in anticipation ? acrimonious discussion today. Tb anti-Qrbeley members of tbe New Yoi delegation will offer ?protest ogaiuat-tt . i if^i9Rrp4n^k%??.V?t?*/W : votingrtoroa the vote of the entire delegation . f< Greeley. - Ari effort1 may ber anticipate in fcbe Convention to over rule that n tion, and; assert ibo right of each del gate to express his Individual pref eren c Susan- Anthony arid Laut? DsFor? Gosdon, : entered . and took seats on tl platform, amid cheers and hiedes. Tl '?* jrentlorj; wks caflfed to order. A Cor .etea on Groden tials, of one from ea< State and Territory, was appointed. Committee of nine was appointed < rales. A motion to adjourn to 2 o*cl?< ./was loss. Hickman, .of Pennsyirani .Qpadxthe Convention would sit till YraaHMnV was nominated. Davis (c .i iorcl/ftttsliKentucky;) opposed busine liiff?wMflWttte? beard from Cassi M. Ofay. (Groat applause.! Fi nail the Dotiventitm adjourned to 8 o'clock Tbe following letter from Chief Jc tice Chase ie published to day: WA?H?roj?wr, April 29.-MT DK. SIB s My name, if we may judge frc newspapers, will not be muoh consider at Cincinnati, and I am quite contei and none the less grateful to friends w think it should be co. I As yon know, have not sought or desired nominatic If it were judged tbe best means uniting 'the greatest number of thc opposed to the Administration on pr oiple? it would, doubtless* be my dt to accept it. If any other name ben ferred, I shall be entirely ?stisfied. WI ia essential with me is, that what 1 been gained-freedom-be secured I ?ond peradventure; that the carrer . placed on . sound basis; that real form ba accomplished in taxation, int nal and external, and in perfect reo? .siltation of sections snd citizens. Y< Parkersburg platform, as I remember embodies these views substantially, t I hope none contrary to' lt will be adc ?d. Yours truly, B.P. CHASE HAWA^.May.^Tha steams Concordia, from New Or leane, with < ton, bduad ?o' Liverpool, went ashore Iiouieberg. 1 No particulars, . KEvpLUTTOHAHv CAMP, (five miles fr Matamoros) April SO.- Di oz has coon pied ?trasr?wfa?a. ?. uuanognata ia a complete state pf anarchy. Government troop? o?aouated Daran Trevino received notice of the black : having ' boah raised at Matamoros, ; ter day, Ho laughed and sahl : ? 'The of cowards." ' Naw YOBK, May ?i-Evening.-Ak Gsneral Confer?Doe, Bishop Sim* .presiding, the lay delegates presente* address -congratulating the church lay representatton' ' was accomplie vithoqt aorimqoipas debate, and prol ins against 'any radical change in ttsohlnery oiThb^h?M^ .*? . The Timts state ti that not only I . lett and Graham, bot Gerry also, 1 ?ban'doned Strikes as counsel Th? colt ?ill probably ho that the trial ol .case pn ita merita wi,!l soon commenc ' QraonrNATi, 'May ^-j-Evening.-r pormanent ' President of the Be n and Reform Convention isB, T. Bou Senator Fenton hos certainly depe for home. Various constructions placed on 'this sudden move. The. quantity pf special despal sent from thia pity during tho past week bas been without precedent in the his? tory of telegraphing- Eighty thousand worts were sent fr6m here to-day. . Tb^rels'fltUl-aXHtie^amppg the friends .of the liberal movement ia relation to m?ffftan* W^he^platform. On Tues? day, .nigbtv tho prospect cf an nader standing tiT?iirriwifl Yesterday, there was a growing feeling that the Conven *lot?JWdtt?a'?erfih?'td ?Melare itself on this qofifttiou, lmt[*oulti .leave it to the people iii the districts to-settle, in ac 'ourdance with 'Gypsy's "wishes. The reve nb ? reform ara; ?ay that if Greeley is nominated, they ^ould.Bcqept the New York pron?Bifiou to remiind the whole busin eas .iV6i the' people; but if Greeley eliould not be nominated, ?bey say they Will, i peist on a declaration -.OH explicit as that lu the NeW York cant There ia a strong feeling that tho differonoo will be safely bridged over. ||j . J Thirty .one .members of .the New York delegation 1 feigned tt1 protest against the action of the delegation regarding Gree ^The Committee on Bales elected Theo? dore Tlltoa, Of New York, chairman. Only three States were represented. Each delegate shall vote for his prefe? rence, bdt through the chairman of the delegation. ; ; A majority of ?ll the vote-? is necessary to a choice of President and vice-Presi? dent. Nays'und? ayes are forbidden, but a division may be had upon the call of a majority o? .0tates. A,.motion in the Convention to proceed to ballot was ta? bled by 557 to 148. A motion forbid? ding balloting until a platform of princi? ples is declared was adopted. Adjourned. /. At 7 o'clock, the Convention re-assem? bled. Carl'Schorz'is permanent Presi? dent,'with a Vioe-Pxeaidont from each State and Territory.., Great applause followed the announcement. Schurz advanced while tli?' band played "Hail to the Chief." 'He mude e.speech. The "Vice-Pr?sidents from thu South are: Atubama, Thomas Lnmot; Arkansas, Un? derwood; Georgia, Mott; Louisiana, De hseize; North Carolina, Helper; South Carolina/Wheeler; Tennessee, Meyers: Texas, E. Morgan Hamilton; Virginia, Bye; W. Virginia, Lemon. The Com? mittee on Credentials reported a gai mil the New York contestants, cud against ladies who olaimed delegates' privileges, but, as a courtesy, assigned them seats, The night session opened at 7.30, The Gommitteo on Platform were unabh to agree. Schurz says they will mak< no report to-night. It is believed tba balloting will be proceeded with to night. It is said that Gratz Brown wil be here to-night, to withdraw his nami for the Presidency in favor of Greeley This programme looks to Brown io Vice-President. LAT RB.- The Chair announaed tba the platform ooinmityee had agreed on i tariff resolution, by a large majority. ' Th? Convention is considering Bhodes tariff resolution. Cassius.M. Clay de preoated the. raising of tho question which he pronounced, the apple of dh cord, which shohld not be introduce! hero. Stanley Matthews urged the irs Eojioy of taking the question ont of th ands of tho Platform Committee, chose expressly to seeuro a careful del i berat io on all points of policy; but if we mm have a fight, let us have a fair one. H conolnded by proposing the Misson: tariff plank. On motion of Atkinson, < Massachusetts, Rhodes' resolution wt tabled, by a large majority. The pr< sedation of candidate? was then agai ordered, and a motion to adjourn to 1 o'clock to-m?rrow morning moved an oarried. WASHINGTON, May 2-Evening.-ft D. Knight has been nominated us Co lector of the First South Carolina Di trio?. - In the Senato, Sumner presented tl petition of Wendell Phillips and othe against the repeal of the eight hour lai He aaid he was in fall accord with tl petitioners. Tho post office appropri tions were considered, when a loug ex ontive session over Arkansas affairs o curred. In the House, u bill giving the peop of Gallatin Valley, Montana, 1,000 rifle for defence against the Indians, passe A bill abolishing the tribal relation the Miami Indians passed. A bill f opmrnuting Indian annuities passe The tariff was resumed. A formal met age was reoeived from the Preside announcing his approval of the free t and coffee bill. Probabilities-The barometer will pi bably rise over the New England, Mi die and Sooth Atlantio States on Frida but fall from: the Lower Missouri Vail to Lake Superior. Northerly to We erly winds and clear weather will got rally prevail at the stations Eaat of t Hooky Mountains on Friday. Dang ona winds are not anticipated. OHAKTJESTON, May 2.-In the Unit States Court, to-day, fifteen prieone Who had pleaded guilty to conspira* were sentenoed to imprisonment j terms varying from one month to ei( t yean, and fines varying from $10 8500. This eonoludee the Ka Klux tri fer this term. . QHABTIXSTOH, May 2-Arrived-soho er Elisa Moore, Baltimore. Seilet sohooners B. Mf Hawkins, Boston ; Wheaton, New Haven y H. G. Hat I Philadelphia; H. Allen, Baltimore. "tt\ ? : . 1 . ,-? INO*KND?ABTB8 AT WOBK.-We reg tb* lenin that the gin-hoose of Mr. B. Ellison, ^r., was destrpyed by fire j tardas morning, about 3 o'clock-s posed tobe the work of an inoendii Mn Ellison's loss is 400 bushels cot seed, two tons guano, and gin-head i gearing-WttVntboro New*. At the election held for mnnioipal fleers Of the newly incorporated towt Townville, in Anderson County, the lowing persons were chosen to serve ensuing year: Intendant-Dr. John Spearman. Wardens-H. B. Vaudi H. W. McOariy, Wm. Janes and H Whitworth. Col. David Bumph, a prominent i 1 zen of Orangeburg* died lust week. A. J?y?ntio .Execution. Tho decapitation of four mon ai Tobe, '(Yokohama, ) * for th? brim o'' of ^ste?H og Boaje^ort?i^.^iq^ahAe about aa man j out?JDQ groabd wairf?nocd io in the f?rm bf a oorra), and Btpqdj uwidat fioldB of, waving barley. In one corner of thia enclosure waa a matzah od, ?rid Jost' ont aide of it ay ominous, gx?up of treoB-+ ominous, at least, to condemned prison era, for the fast-decaying skulls which lia ?round toa plainly tell aho tale oftbat1 sequestered spot.-, Thc? birds und .dogs have beqn at'work in this offensive Lmtv itrg-plao?;' and have ii ? earth cd th ola remnants ot i the Idead. ? The t?road: h o n r appoipted fgr the sentenced culprits to expiate' their crimes ia 7 A. M", and we find it wants thirty minutes of that hour yet. Bat already a numerous and some? what motley group ot.foreigners.and na? tives are assembled, and some of the more calloue indulge in unseemly con? versation and rode jokes. While moving about the spot, we observe the prepara? tions whieh have been made for the exe oation. A horizontal bar, upon whieh are four ominous spikea projecting up? ward-and whereon, it is readily sur? mised, the heads of tba doomed criminals will be bleaching in the sun for two 01 three days-stands about two yards from the fence, near the mat-shed on one side and the gate on tho other. Opposite to this aro two holes iu the ground, the di? mensions of wbioh'are about three feel by one and a half feet, and some eighteen iuohes dee)). Beside these, the poui wretches wdl have to kueel when bo headed, that their heads may full ink them; they also receive their blood. There is a number of straw mats lying near,'in which, we ure told, the bodiei will be wrapped and buried. Near on? of these holes-the one where the execu tioner will first perform the sanguinary duty of his revolting office-is a whit? handkerchief ou a staff. Thus it will bi seen that the arrangements aro neithe elaborate nor pervaded by that niournfu air'whieh should characterize the ooca Sion. In tho hut sits the executioner and their attendants, complacently await ing the arrival of the sorrowful proc?s sion from the prison.' Anxious t? have : ohat with tho'chief beadsman, a man ap parently fifty or sixty years of age, w enter the mat-shed and wish them gem morning, which is politely returned light cigars and enter into couversatio; regarding the prisoners. We then cast] ally examined the executioner's sword, long, two-handed one, and doubtless c the bost steel, and received au invitatio to look over the prison on some futur occasion. Moving outaide again, w observed the increasing concourse an: iouB to witness the dying throes of th unfortunate men. | But, listen I that mournful chan softly wafted o'er the fields of grai which glow in the morning suusbin* betokens the approach of the sad pr< cession. ' Nearer and nearer, thong slowly, it approaches us; and as its so rowful lay is echoed by the billa UL sappices around, a thrill of ..pain, i sympathy for those ou whom anotht san, another morn, will never br i gb te is felt by almost every heart that's th er Now it is within a few yards. Thn men aro carrying as many boards, he aloft on poles, upon which is written declaration of the crimes committed 1 the'Culprits; then came three or fo more, having poles with a oross cover? with spikes at the top-emblematical the prison and justice-then follow string of officers and attendants, in t midst of whom are the prisoners-fo very young men-each dressed in a ligl oolored kimmo-a long dress fastened the waist with a sash or girdle, and oe trusting strangely with the darker atti of the others. Three of them walk wi firmness and strength, but the fourt sick and overwhelmed with distress, being carried in a kango, or baskot oho in whioh tho common people of Jap travel, being borne along by two cooli As they pasa through the gate, wc being inside the'fenoe-see plainly ea man as he comes in, and are somewl surprised to hear one of thom, as walks close by as, say, ohago gazanim (good morning) ia a calm, natural tc of voice, and then express his opini that the terrible death to which he doomed would resemble going to slei he evidently bad no fear of death. 1 three.men (tho fourth being in a state semi-insensibility) take along, long g at surrounding objects, and tho attei ants proceed to blindfold them, tb arms having been securely bound beb: them before leaving the jail. The tb men, eaoh in turn, then gave uttera to a sort of exhortation and a praj The miserable wretch in the kango is r. lifted ont and placed inside the hole his knees, while two men stand beb him holding his body-but there is thing to place his head upon. Anot then takes him by the chin to pat Seed ia position, whieh he succeed oing in a min?te and a half, a d< terribly agonizing to the viotim. The executioner now steps np, e .milisg like a man about ?to perfor feat of sport, takes aim. and the i moment-with ? sodden gleam of sheening sword and a sickening thc the head, saturated with blood, i into the earth, the blood at the s time gushing from . the headless k whioh lay quivering on the grot The blood-stained head Is immedie lifted from its receptacle by the 1 and presented fo.thepublio gaze wit air of satisfaction. Water is then poi over it, the lifeless trank being cov with straw mats, and removed a, ia distanoe away. At a given sign, ant is lead forth, and kneels at the o h ole i the same irene of blood wes a snaotedt The third is now brought ward, his slaughter differing from others, only in the fact that enc headsmen does the work; but he fui out so dearly as did ibo old man first stroke of the sword leaving the hanging by tho neck-quiok as thot another stroke is given, and dowu i tho head* It waa noticeable that, on the first stroke of tho sword, .the blood spurted from this man's neck a distance x)f throe or four yard?, oauaing a few .Peaton to 9tup qvuakljj^ baok. And qow the foqrlh-the man particularly remSrkKble for his aeeming indifference to tho horrible, fate which, awaited him steps up to, play his part in this dreadful tragedy. " Another n?rh-another gleam of that terrible weapon' of death* and the last victim sinks to the earth, "asleep" asleep in death.. This neena.of blood is I now ended, and four human heads are i upon those ugly apikts, bleaching in the sun, au ? terrible warning to law-break? ers'.' Bot painful'as this recital may be, >4he J ap??ese inflict <far> ' greater punish I meats on .those guilty ol forging, homi? cide, etc., crnoi Axion being quite com? mon. Fipnnclal aa ? Commercial. LONDON, May 2-Noon.-Consols 93>?1 Bonds 90>$. LONDON, May 2-Evening.-Bullion decreased ?195,000.' . FBANKTOBT, May 2.-Bonds 96, PARIS, May 2.-Rent CB 54 f 27c. LIVERPOOL, May 2-8 P. M.-Cotton opened and closed firm-uplands 11(a) 11J?; Orleans 11??@11*?. NEW YORK, May 2-Noon.-Stocks firmer. Qold steady, at 12)?. Money firm, at 7. Exchange-long 9%; short 10&?. Governments dull but steady. State bonds firm but dull. Flour dull and in buyers' favor. Wheat and corn quiet and heavy. Pork dull, at 13.60@ 13.65. Lard dull and unchanged-steam 9)6. Cotton quiet-uplands 23'?; Or? leans 2?j?; '?ales 508 balen. Freights dall. 7 P. M.-Money closed at 4(a)5. Ster? ling quiet. Gold 12%@12>?. New 5s declined '?o. ; (58M aud 40s }-.?o. ; balance Hteady. S intherns quiet but steady. Cotton quiet; sales 742 bales-up lauds 23??;- Orleans 24<&. Flour quiet and unchanged. Whiskey 89. Wheat slightly favors buyers. Corn active and firmer, at 74 for white Southern. Bice and pork qniet. Lard a abade firmer, at 8% (d?%. Freights steady. Sales of fu? tures to-day 6,800 bales, as follows: Mav 23 1-16, 23 3-16; June 23??, 23 11-16"; July 23%, 23 15-16; August 23 15-16; September 23J?, 28 8-16; October 20>?; November 19^; December 19,%. CINCINNATI, May 2.-Breadstuff* firm. Pork weak, at 13.00. Bacon and lard demand light and holders firm. Whis? key 83. LOUISVILLE, May 2.-Transactions small and quotations generally un? changed. 13ALTIMORE, May 2.-Flour and wheat firm and unchanged. Corn steady white 72; yellow 69@70. Pork 13.75? 14.00. Bacon quiet and unchanged. Lard 9??. Whiskey 89. Cotton steady -middling 23^@23)>?; receipts 253 bales; sales 197; stock 11,105. GALVESTON, May 2.-Cotton steady good ordinary 20>?j receipts 59 bales; sales 200; stock 8,945. SAVANNAH, May 2.-Cotton quiet and firm-middling 22??; receipts 364 bales; sales 100; stook 17,566. NEW ORLEANS, May 2.-Cotton quiet middling 23 ^ ; receipts DOG bales; sales 2,400; atock 91,876. AUGUSTA, May 2.-Cotton dull-mid? dling 22; receipts 100 bales; Bales 500. WILMINGTON, May 2.-Cottou quiet middling 22>?; receipts 54 bales; siles 127; stock 2,491. MOBILE, May 2.-Cotton quiet and firm-middling 22>?(<n22^?; receipts 203 bales; sales 500; stuck 2,059. BOSTON, May 2.-Cotton dull and no? thing doing-middling 23%; receipts 180 bales; sales 200; stock 13,500. CHARLESTON, May 2.-Cotton quiet middling 22.^; receipts 152 bales; sales 20U; stock 14,276. Report of the Condition or Tuc CENTRAL NATIONAL BANE, AT Columbia, in tho St ato uf South Caro? lina, at cloue of bUBinosn, April 19, 1872: RESOURCES. Loans aud Discounts-.1395.982 21 U. 8. Booda to ueonre circulation.. ??U.UUO O? Other stocks, Bonds and Mort I gages. 100 00 Doo from Rode tining and Reservo Agents. 21,933 83 Doe from other National Banks... 3.507 03 Due from other Bauks and Rankers 3,059 50 Other Real Estate. 10.779 43 Fnrnituroaud Fixtures. 3,103 Gt Current Expensen, (including Sala? ries,). 2.980 01 Taxes paid. 3 435 60 , Premiums. 17,409 17 Cash Items, (including Stamps).$ 573 94 Bills of other National Banks. 10,035 00 Fractional Currency, Occluding Nickles). 3,255 54 Specie. 790 97 Legal Tender Notes.. .$51,105 00- 06,300 45 ' 1082 435 70 LIABILITIES. Capital ?tock paid in.$150.000 00 I Sarplns Fand. 6,000 00 Profit and love. . 13,189 75 National bank circulation out? standing. 135.000 00 Individual deposits. 333,096 28 Due to National Bon ko . 4.549 73 Notes and Bills redisoonnted. 40,000 00 tG82.4-.t5 76 STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, ( BH Conan or RICHLAND, J I, A. O. BREN1ZER, Oashior of the Central National Bank, of Colombia, do solemnly swear that the above statement ia true, to tho best of my knowledge and belief. A. G. BUENIZER, Cashier. Kuhaoribcd sud sworn to before rs* this 2d day of May, 1872. ' C. N. O' BUTT, tod h J.mm Rotary Po bbc. .Correct-Atteati . JOHN Bi PALME**,) R.U.BENN. . V Directors. W.O. SWAFFI?LT>,V Mav 0_1 Hardware, etc. -I DOZEN AXES. XKJ\J 4& balee Baggiug. 200 bundles Arrow Ties. 20 dosen Railroad Shovels. 200 pairs Trace Chains. Jnet received and for sa'e at Invent market uriocs. L?RICK & l.OWRANCh, Democrats of Columbia I < HSliliYJ UALM II JRAlyJL.Y I I I | ,Tho p "ft??*? i tho active, the brave." EDWARD F. STOKES aa American citi? zen and a National Democrat;'of BonrV1 Carolina, will deliver a political speech T0r :GHjl\ Friday} May 3, aftT* ?'el&fyt4t Wie corner of Richardson. ?pd Camden streets.' Everybody invited to hear him! Democracy' mean? tho people._May 31*.) / IBWIH'S HALI.. Am?telo): Concert, Tuesday, May 7. Bet\rm<ft . Trinity Church Sunday-school VOCAL. VIOLIN. CORNET abd PIANO MUSIO.1 Nearly 100 children will sing in chorus. Muiy? by finest talent in the oity. Professor* Eaippp.n and LYBRAKD will assist. ICB CHEAM and suoh delicacies can be obtained from the fair BAX at tbs conclusion of the Concert. %T Admission, $1; children, 60 cent?; re I served teats, $1. Tick?ta sold at LyBraad's Mu BIO Store. Doora, open.at 7; masio com menes at 8 o'clock. ? ._May 8 j8 Citizens' Baringa Bank of 8. C. ALL SAYINGS DEPOSITS made in this Bank on or before th? 5th day of each j calendar month will beer interest for that i month as if deposited on the lot instant. J. C. B. SMITH, May I 6_Assistant Cashier. "LITTLE BEAUTY" "DQU11LE EAGLE" and "SUBSCRIBER" are the boat SMOKING T0BA0C0E8; there? fore, regardless of what any one SAYS, ASK l'or theft', and bu satisfied with none Other. A large stock of "GOLDEN BUG," "JAS? MINE," "PAPA GERA," and otb? r favorito brands, have jual beon received at tho "INDIAN GIRL." _April30_ ANOTHER SUPPLY . OF j, ?... .. "'", NEW GOODS, AT O. F. JACKSON'S. rWlLL offer thia week GREAT BARGAINS in LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS. Also, SASH RIBBONS and NECK-TIES. May 1_C. F. JACKSON. FULL STOCK OF SPRING BOOTS, SMS JP BATS. - m LADIES' and Misses' Laoe, jWV Congreat and Button BOOTS. ^ Toilet and Dreae 8LIPPEB8. V9 'eo^^a Children's and Infants' Shoos, in great variety. Gentlemen'?, Boys' and Youths' BOOTS, SHOES and GAITERS. HAT6. rn^, Gent lem en'?, ' Boys' and Chil ?EBB dion's Straw,-Linen, Wool, Plueli, Fr.r and Heaver HATH, of the ifraftr?r ^ J. MElGHAN. April!?_ia ^> " ^ For 8ale, ffigffigBBp^ A FEW flret class PHELAN ^ -TVTn- BILLIARD TABLES: oheap. April 30 6_ WM. GORMAN. Scotch Whiskey. ONE puncheon "FINEST CAMPBELTON." of my own direst importation, via Nsw York. Thin, by actual teat, is .19 per cent. ?vcr proof, and ia .pronounced by all who have tested or tasted it, se tho liueet evor brought to Columbia. Full stook old WINES and BRANDIES. Holl?ud GIN, Jamaica RUM, Scotch. Eng? lish and German ALES, London and Dublin PORTER, CURACOA and MARASCHINO. Moet and Chaudon CHAMPAGNES, of the famous vintage, 1808- finest of the century. Reasonable prices and lull satisfaction gou? ra ii ioed._GEO. 8YMMER8 Sundries. I'M 1 EKE in endless variety and always fro?)). A call and a look over tho ?tock will autiafy the moat fastidious housekeeper that every effort is made to supply their wants, whilo an&urance ia givon that anything not iu Htore will be procured from first bands on short notice. Our stock ia full in all the other depart? ments. Keeping only tho beat quality of gooda, asl ting at close flgurea, and anxious to do a strictly cash business, we offer superior indiicom^nta In onr line. GEO. BYMMER8. Agricultural Implements. B "HAM ?AW'" ^iS" ' T.^BBSL popular Cotton Plant t^^??B^SS^1*^*?- cr8> warranted eatia factory or no sale. Garden Plows and Cultivators. 230 Dixon Steel Sweeps, better and cheaper than the Farmer can make them himaolf. Feb ?5 ?_LOBIOK Ss LOWRANCE. a2 OOO lbs. HAMB, 2.000 bushels CORN, 20,000 lbs. BACON, at prices that offer every inducement of other m ar keta. L?RICK A LOWRANCE. Tongue?, Strips. Beef, &o. 6DOZ. SMOKED B. TONGUES. SOO lbs. prints 8rookod Beef, 1,000 lbs. Breakfast stripe,;, Fulton Market Corned Seer, . Pickled Pig Pork, for sals 1er by April fe g. HOPE. E. H. HEli?lTsn, Apotheker und Dr og'narien Handler, Af ai? Strasse, gegeneber der Phoenix Office.\a MOCHTE dsn geehrt, n, Deutschen dieser stsdt anzeigen d?ss er stets die besten, Arzneien Vorratbig hat, Beaonder's Doutuoh Camomile, Blutreinigrnde Pillen, Kaiser Pillen, I.ebon's Elixir, Queen's Delight, Kins Kaltfiober Kur, Leber.und Blut Pillen, und andere von unaorn Destechen Landeelensen goaeriosene .Medicine?. Als, anon den bsneibmten Deutschen "Bruat Thee,"einziges gutes sud radioales boil m lt lol gegen hu ?len und erkaltoug. Alle Paney Artickel gewohnlich ia eicew Apotheke Gehalten eind puts io beeton aiiawahl aorrathlg._ April 3 f Marblehead Mammoth Cabbage. THE largest eabbsg?d? tlreworld. Quality very tender, ? went and excellent. Booton True Ourl?e LETTUCE. Thia is thc bret of al!; grow* in the form of a rosette; very desirable. , . liul l>nni Squash/ '. Ntw York Improved Egg riant. . Trophy Tomato, Egyptian Beet. Beana-alargo aa.iortmtnt. WKX Roana. Pole Beans. Cont, early and Ut*. Cdl ul headquarters for good ened, at low !>ric - HKINITSH'8 Drug Store.' .' ' } Bundries. 'BY D. G. PEIXO?T0 & BON. THISMORNiSOU* 10 o'oJoek, at Cur Ano tion btore, wo,will soil, without reserve, - 20'barrel?JriBbPotfctoee, in good order. Suhdry alt?los orvxi?'nitoYA, ??r^^^^ in. J"U io ?ult purchasers. ? ' 10 aOzon Northern-made Brooms, And many na of ul ait iel eh'to close ont. Terms cask._. 3d:,. ?. ' May 3 -Land for,\jBale.o%.... >..-..' BY D. C. PE1XOTTO & EON. On MONDAY neat, May -Oj ure wm eoll; in - front of the Court House, at Columbia, at 10} o'clock Lu tho forenoon, . AIL tba^t LOT OF LAND, funded. North by a small ?treef: E*al by Und ol Wm- Babb; Booth bf Ita of.Am?? Beard;1 fronting ?fty ' two feat on vroall atreat above mentioned , and running, back half, the length of squaro. There la a small hou?o op HM lot. Terme Half cash; balance In ono ye**, secured.by bond and mortgago of premises sold. Pur? chaser to pay for -popara ?nd. stamp?. Pur chaser wLQ ba expected, ta pay Iba cash por? tion at time of bid, or the lot win be immedi? ately reaold._ ..._Maj 1 Voltage. . .. . BT D, C, PEIXQT?0 & 80*., On MONDAY MORNING, tba 6th of May next, in front di the Court Booie, in tb ie city, at 10 o'clock, we wiU ?ell, without reserve, That LOT, with COTTAGE thereon, situ? ated on Qarvaia street, measuring and frost? ing thereon 60 feet, and running back 106 feet, more or lesa. Bounded North by Ger vais street; Sooth by ?-Baat and West bv R. Joyner. On the premises ie a flue .Weil of Water and necaeaary out-buildipge. . Term? cash. Purchasers' to'{lay us for pa pera and stampa. ._April 30 Vatuabi? Real Est?t*, a BY SEXBELS & EZELL, REAL ESTATE AUCTION EE RS. ON tho FIRST MONDAY in Maynhxt, in front of the Conrt Houae, wo will Ben", to th? higheat bidder, the followingvaluable REAL ESTATE: . . T LOT on the West aide of Main street, be? tween Blanding and Laurel streets, fronting on Main street fifty-two feet and running through1 the block to Aaaembly, with a like front thereon. Will be divided to anit. Offers will be received for private sale previona to day. Honfio and Lot Booth-west corner of Rich? ardson and Blossom. streets. The let fronts on Richardson 133 feet and Blossom 69 feet. . Lot, tbroe-fourtho of an acre, with tho un? finished Building thereon, located on the North-east oornor of Assembly and Laurel st reeta._ April 28 Valuable Property in Picke ns County fox Bale. IK nureuance ol a decretal order bf the Cir? cuit Coart for Picken? County, I will aeU to the highest bidder, for cash, on sale-day in May, at Piokena Court House, That desirable Real Estate known aa the "OBUTKSHANK TAN-YARD," situated on Brnaby Creak, watara of Baluda, near the Air Line Railroad, and about eleven miles from Greenville and ten miles from New Pickena. The traot contains 717 aerea, of Wbloh Soma 480 acres are splendid virgin fo? rest. Of tho romaindor,about ?00 acxea-havo been Cleared since the war and aro in a high state Of cultivation. On tho premlieo is" one of the beat Tan-j ards in the State, and in good condition. A comfortable DWELLiNG anAiaU, neces? sary out buildings, rh good repair. Thia io a raro qppQKimnty tor purchasing, good Beal Estate, io a County aa dletin guuhod ,for the g?jfeprd?cpf its society as ior the salubrity ofTta S?mate and the purity On the above- piStaSsYS^wflsalB^dfle Bday following, a ]axa*Sflt^SW?a|W con? sisting of ^<^rdfl^^^HU|^^^P*g^^cr&I>^ Bofler; a lot of LimeT^BlB?SajfflKHs' Tnob, Ac, Ac. ^ r^^^^^^^^^^^^^ tinel copy until day of aale. _ Notice to Capit^atj--.8ala ?? C'ily of Columbia Bevon Per Gent. Bonds. OPFIOE CITY TREASURER, CoLCitBiA, S. C. April 3,1872. -pURSUAKT to- authority delegated by fol J|_ lowing reaolution, adopted by City,Coun? cil Maroh 26,1872.1 will soil at public auotion, on WEDNESDAY, May 15. 1872, TWO HUN? DRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND (t250,OSO) DOLL ABS city of Colombia seven per cent, twenty year hondo: ' "Resolved, That the City Treasurer be in? structed to advert leo for sale before the Court Houae, in the city of Columbia, on the 15th day of May next, the bond? of the city of Co? lumbia authorized to be iaaued by the aaid city, under the Aot of the General Aaaembly jutt adjourned; that the advertisement he ?iobliahed in one newspaper in the city of Co? ombia, one in tba city, of Oha rles ton, and two newspapers in tba oity of New York, at least thirty days before the day of ?ale; that the bouda to be sold ba signed as prescribed by the said Act, on tho day of sale, or as soon thereafter aa practicable, and delivered to the purchaser aa soon aa the purchase money has been paid and the honda registered; and that the prooeeda of ?ale be applied strictly in conformity with the said Aot, and in no otb or way." Said honda will be of the denominations oi 1250, ?00 and $1,000. The proeeeda of the aale to be naed for the erection of new Oity Hail, now Market and other public improve? ment?. The right is reserved to dianoce of a part ol the ?aid bond? in lots or in whole, aa th? Mayor and Treasurer may determine. Any further information decir ed can be ob' tained by addressing . WM. J., ETTEB, City Treasurer. Columbia, 8. O. S?- Charloaton Courier, New York Jemima of Commerce. New Yoik Finaneiul ?hroniel* oopy and ?end bill to OH? Treasurer, colour bb>1 ,, .,-.L A April6_ Qrooerios. Wi398 and Liquors. AFULL SUPPLY of CHOICE PAMIL1 GROCERIES, In all their variados. Bes brand? Champagnes. Wines, Liquor?. Ac. sui tab lo. for OhVlettbas, en hand abd for aal low, by JOHN AGNEW A BON. Look Oat for K. K.'S! ?O.OOO?00-"'-"b Marah 38 . JOHN O. flBRQBBB'. Lune, j ino il i " Ti - JFwlalfc> , 'fr MfjLE$and^<JHB^ ?MI rived. OsU ?t ' , ? ?XX. jj iw ' , DALY'S STABLEST ) Oct?_"J."i." On SiBnooihlvStreet. t?moke? Tongues., SMOKED BEB?, Palton- Market Bee Bacon Strips a Dd Pig Hauls, just receivt and for sale low for caen at April 19 f CANTWELL'B, Main ?trget. Foreign Draftot FOR a?lo at Now Yorkj^es. at THE CITIZEN?BWINGS BANK.