Tornatjo. ? Wo. learn that a very du
aatroaeibraadonitkpt through the lower
p?rtlon 6r<iolria^hW(hnhtr,^C:,Tm
Fridsy.' '^uWWrmM^
to Nortn.eaflt, and it come into ? the
County irom Sduth Carolina, althorfgh
W& have not "beard bl any damage dode
by it in this State. IoOolumbusf, bttild
ingtf. tt^rf overturned ahd^emoliehW.'
fences swept away and' large trees torn
op by the toots, ^uoh wa? the fury of
the wi^rj, that, in* Hoveral instances,
henvy boards were taken up and carried
fully a mile from the buildings from
which Ihejrjrere torn.' 1? traek was
about 200 yards broad, and tbc destruc?
tion it lqft boblnd was complete.
Is Mr. H?vemeyer Mayor of New
York," or ia^bie- not? 4b* the political Co?
nundrum Of that city. " The new charter
displaces him, say? hlH opponents and
the; Murphy-BlisB-l>avenport ting. It
does not touch a hair of his head, says
his friends and all lovers of fetood govern?
ment; While this clamor is going on,
serene * i that possession which is nine!
points-of the law,acd,rwhen bached by
money, is apt to be the tenth also, Mayor
Havemeyor performs his duties, signs
warrants and continues at least aating
Mayor' of the city.
An EDdEPiBXiD Hobsb in New Or?
leans and Memphis.?At the races in
Memphio during the past week, Col.
Bacon's Frank Hampton was the winner
in two important oontests?a two mile
single dash on Thursday, t'and <sv two
mile beats elake on Friday. A fortnight
only before this, the same horse won
brilliantracoin Now Orleans. He and]
Ned Brace will run in Nashville next|
week, and go thence to Saratoga or Ghi
oago.?Edgefield Adverlisn:
If there is anybody oldfogyish enough
to believe that this eeotion of country is
not adapted to the growth of clover, let
him, her or them ride three miles West
of this town' and bco the patch of Mr.
John B. St?kes..?Cltester Reporter,
To Bent,
POSSESSION given cm the 15th inst.
the COTTAGE HOUSE, now occupied
bv Mr', Isaacs, on Taylor street. !
May 8 ?< ' _GEO. L. DIAL.
^ C?PIAIN JACK ?-1 \
THE Modoo Chief, by his remarkable dar?
ing, has rendered bis name notorious.
The Indian Girl, by surpassing al{ opobaition
iu the Oigar Trade, has gained unbounded
reputation.?. And since tide treacherous chief |
HAS ASSASSINATED
An nnsuspeoting.Tiotim, thus raising the cry,
"Death to the lladooaP' this Queen of Luxury
has been selling the Manilla Cigars, famous
for their herve-aUeviating qualities; also,
those brands at three for 25 oeots; that are
the subject of oonTeraation among judges of
the weed?thus proving that she is not ono of
that tribe. Ana as
. / GENERAL GILLEM
finds the lava beds hard to take, so smoksrs
find the Manilla, Princess and the fine Ini
? ported Cigars hard to beat._May 8
?h Fine Stock.
I am still at Charles Logan's Sta-,
hleajwith some. extra fine Saddle |
Und Harness HORSES and HABES.
?The animals will be sold on reason?
able tertns. Parties wishing'to buy arc,
therefore, invited to give me a call.
May 7 8* D. .0. OUNNINGHAM
-Strayed, - ??"
FROM my plantation, eight miles
below Columbia, on Sunday last, two,
.mare MULES?oae mouse colored
j black. The Iaat seen of them tbey
wore on the Gamden Road, coming to?
wards Columbia. A eultablo reward will be
given for their return to ma. J. B, YATES.
May 7 .-, -. . < | : ..8
' "J Oats and Corn.
1" tHf\f\ BUSHELS prime whito CORN
iUUU SOO-bushols heavy OATS.
For sale low for caeh.' HOPB&QYLE8.
CHEAP'T&O.?I?B FOE CASH!
G-rand Central
Dry o o d s Establishment |
0 ? ' - of
W. D. LOVE & CO.
With x view of giving our customers better
BARGAINS in future, we have CLOSED ALL
BOOK ACCOUNTS, and will sell no more
goods in future except for
CASH!
May 7 6 _WM. D. LOVE & CO.
Stamping for Embroidery and Braiding
AND also PfNKING, done at Mrs. 8PEBT
NEH'8 establishment, in Mrs. Hinrlrh-|
aon'a store, on Main street. She begs to in?
form the ladies of this oily and the surround?
ing country, that she will give instructions in
making Wax Flowers, by a new method*
Lessons given until it Is thoroughly known
how to make any kini of a flower in four
hours. Call and see for yourself. Samples
can be Been at her establishment, Main street.
Apr 30 t*_
Notice.
OFFICE OP O. G. PARSLEY & CO..
Wiluinoion, N. C, May 1, 1373.
FROM and after this date, our COAL BUSI?
NESS in Columbia will bo conducted by
Mr. T. C. JAMES, and he alone is authorized
to transact any business for ns and in our
name. 0. G. PARSLEY & CO.
The undersigned can be found for the pre?
sent at the store of Moears. Bowen St LaFar,
(three doors North of Pucenix office,) where j
all orders left for COAL will receive prompt
attention. All kinda of Coal constantly on
hand and dolivered in any part of the city, at
lowest cash price*. T.C.JAMES.
May 6 6?_
Wanted,
1 AA T0NS CAST iron- a* GOLDSMITH I
1UU & KIND'S Foundry, for which the
highest market price will bo paid. May 3 lm
To Rent,
A COTTAGE, with fonr rooms, near '
the corner of RIchland and Bull. Rent,
118 per month. Apply to
May 4 6_R. HANNAN.
May Butter.
CHOICE MAY BUTTER, Juet rooeived and
for sale, by JOHN aGNEW & SON.
BY j. a/ S^LBY.
tpeolal otloec
THE jllLD*POWER
llUMPHRETS'
HOME?F?THIO SPECIFICS
HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST
ample cxpcrienoe, an entire success. Simple,
Prompt, tlEcieut and Reliable. Thay are the only
medianes porfectly adopted to.popular use?so
simple that mistakes cannot be rsnde is ti?I?
them; so harmless aa to be frea from danger; and
bo efficient ub to be always reliable;. They havp tha
highest commendation from all, and will always
render satisfaction. Price, in large tbxcodr aclim
vials, with directions:
Xos. Cures. Cents
1. Fevers, Congestion, Jnflanimations, . . 50
2..Worms, Worm Forer, WormColie,. ... 50
Crylug-Collc, orTwthiugof Infants, . 20
4. Diarrhoea, of Children or Adults, . . SO
5. Dysentery. Griping, Bilious Colic, . . 30
C Cholera-Morbus, Vomiting, .... 50
7. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, ..... 50
6. IVeuralgin, Toothache, Facenche. . . . 50
ft. Headaches, flick Headache, Vertigo, . 50
10. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach, .... 50
11- .Suppressed, or Painful Periods, . . . 50
12. Whites, too Profuse Periods, .... 50
IS; Croup, Cough, Ditficulfc Breathing, ... 50
l->. Kalt Bheum, Erysipelas, Eruption?, . 50
!*? Itheumatlsm. Rheumatic Pains, . . . 50
16. Fever mid Agnt, Chill Fever, A :ue->, 50
1>. Piles, bbnd or bleeding, .. . . . . 50
IS. OpMhnhny, and Bore or Weak Eye?. ? 50
10. Catarrh, Acute or Chronio Influenza, . 50
20. TTnoopUig>Cough|ViolciitCoughs, . (0
21. AsthmoTOppres^-d Breathing, . . . M
22. Ear Discharges, Impaire-uHonrinjr, . 50
2S. Scrofula, Enmrsc<101unds,8wUiiiir*, . 50
24. General Debility, Physical Weakness, . 50
25?Dropsy and Scanty Secretions, . . . . 50
?0. Sca-Slclcness, Bieknesa from Bidmg, . 50
27. Kidney-DUease, Gravel, . . ... to
?t). Nervous Debility. Seminal Weakness,
or Involnntai y Disrhurges,.I TO
29. SoreI?IouthiCank?r, . . ... . .Mi .
30 Frluary Weakness, Wetting tho Be l,
31. Painful Pertod?, with Spasms, . . 50
S2. Sufferings nt Clmngo of I.U.?, i . . .1 W
S3 EnllCUBe-y, Sraanns St. > itus' Dance, . 110
st DtphXvft, Graed Bore Throat.. . M
35. Chronic congestions uud Eruption*, ro
?* F?3ULT CASES.
Case (Morocco) wita above 33 large vi.-.:-, an I
Manual of Directions,. .? ? t?"
Case (Morocco) of 20 birga vial* a:-.-i B?.?ob, <>0
nar These rcmediti are ?at hy
case or etnglc bqx to ?4?y port t>f th*
country, rice of charge, on receipt of
price. Address
Huf^fiS^^
And by QEIOEB & McGREGOR, Columbia,
?g. 0. . _ April 14 ITtly
NEW GOODS
O. P. JACKSON'S!
. PBIN^S apd'DBESS GOODS.
' New LEATHER BELTS.
New stylo of VEILS, with Fringe,
.j FANS, in all ety^os, cheap.
OLUB-HANpLE PARASOLS.
SASH RIBBONS, extremely low in price.
PRINTED and BUtF B1QCE3.
SPRING CA8SIMEBKS and TWEEDS.
Remember, I e ell at SMALL PROFITS, and
purchasers are sure of getting their full
value for their money, i . 0. F. JACKSON.
May 4 . , . _
Mills House Sale Stables.
THE undersign<-d, having purchased
the DEXTEB STABLES, would in?
form their friends that they at?l keep
on hand flr?t class Siugle and*Double
Harness Hors>ee; 8addle Horses and Mules,
wb'sh thev are prepared to sell on most rea?
sonable terms. R. GRAHAM A CO.
John N. Loko, Agent._May 4
TO PLANTERS.
RAA DIXON STEEL COTTON SWEEPS.
OKJ\J 100 Twisters and Shovels.
10 Dow-LaW Cotton Planters, from factory.
100 pair Trace Chains.
40 dozen Plow Hames.
Which wo offcur at popular prices.
Apr 25 LORICE & LOWRANCE.
S&
'To Consumers.
80 000 fjBS,BAC0^ln blore aDd iB
1,000 bushels OATS, '
2.000 bushels COHN,
80 barrels FLOOR,
75 barrels SUGAR, jus! received ?iiJfoi ealu
at lowest prices. L?RICK k LOWRANCE.
For Sale.
A HOUSE and LOT, on Taylor, be?
tween Henderson and Barnwell streets;
? fronting on Taylor street 73 feet, run?
ning back 155 feet, more or loss. The honeo
contains four rooms on the first story and
four unfinished rooms on the atoond story?a
vuiy convenient residence. For particulars,
inquire at_O. CIEBCKS*.
Sweet Potato Slips.
i)f\(\ BUSHELS Yams, Spanish, and
*L\J\J Bod, in fiuo order.
For sale by HOPE & GYLES.
cow Feed.
5TONS SHOUTS aud WII EAT BRAN, for
aale by_HOPE & GYLES.
Notice to Contractors.
CITY CLERK'S OFFICE.
Columbia, S. C, May 2, 1873.
SEALED PBOPOSALS will bo received at
this ollice until MAY 13, to Lath and
Plaster the Hall of the new Bcok and Ladder
Uoubo, in tho Park, comer of Taylor and As?
sembly streute. By order of Council.
May 8 OHAS. BAltNUM, City Clerk.
Family Flour.
100 BBL8. Extra Family FLOUR.
100 barrels low priced, hut sound.
For sale by HOPE A GYLES.
B. F. GRIFFIN,
DEALLB IX
Groceries and Provisions,
MAIN STREET,
ALF square in rear of State House.
H
SS- COUNTltY PRODUCE a speoialty.
April 15_
Seed Corn and Potato Slips.
6)K BUSHELS SEED CORN, carefully so
cj looted for thirty years, and well adapted
to this seotion.
50 bushels YAM POTATO CLIPS.
March 80 L?RICK & LOWRANCE.
COLUMBIA, S. C, FKIDA
Buyers, Remember I
OUR STOCK
HAS TO BE
REDUCED.
PBIOB TO THE
Fxoiration 'of Cur FartECithip
HENCE
BARGAINS AND lKDl'CEllENTS
Aro Cffered iu
EVEEY LINE AND EACH
DEPARTMENT.
Call and prico OUB GOODS, and eeo the
advantages offered.
R. C. SHIVER & CO.
May 3_
OFFICIAL.
HEADQUABTEB8 NATIONAL GUARD,
State of Sooth Carolina.
Columbia. S. C, May 6,1873.
SPECIAL ORDERS, NO. 25.
?a THE following Special Order, having
A,, been reoeived from the Adjutant, and In?
spector-General's Office, i8 hereby promulgat?
ed for the guidance and information of all
concerned:
Heaequabtebs South Cabolix a Militia,
Adjutaxt Ann Ihsfbctob-Gebbral's Office,
Columbia, S. C, May 6, 1873.
SPECIAL ORDERS, NO. 25.
1. On recommendation of the Major-Gene?
ral commanding the National Guard of this
State, the following appointment is hereby
made in the Second Bcgiment, N. G., S. S. 0.,
vir:
Dr. J. F. Ensor to be Surgeon Second Regi?
ment, Third Brigade, Seoond Division, N. G.,
8. S. 0
He will be obeyed and rcspeoted accord?
ingly. L
By order of his Excellency the Governor
and Commander in-Obief.
(8igned) H. W. PUB?8,
Adjutant and luenector-Goneral, S. C.
Bj command of Msjor-Goneral R. R. Elliott.
JAMES KENNEDY.
Colonel and Assistant Adjutant-General.
May 7 2
Ale and Forter.
DOZEN McEwen's Edinburgh ALE.
50 dozen Youuger'a Edinburgh Alo.
50 dozen Bass & Co.'s Palo Ale.
50 dozen Barclay, Perliins & Co.'s London
Porter.
50 dczan Guinness' Dublin Stout.
All (reuuine imported, and for Balo low by
Apr 17_ JOHN AG NEW A SON.
ANDREW CRAWFORD,
Attorney at Law,
Aro. 3 Laio Range, Columbia, S. C.
COLLECTIONS PUNCTUALLY MADE.
April Id 2m_
Southern Warehouse Company,
Gervais "Street, ntur Greenville and Columbia
Ra iiroa d,
IS pripaied to receive COTTON and other
property ution Storage, and to make ad?
vances upon tho aame. Cotton thipped to
thia house will be Btored subject to the order
ol the owner, aud the lowest rates charged
for storage. All property so stored will be
iuourcd in good reliable companies, if insur?
ance ia dceired; and advaicia will bo made
at tho low?st hanking rates. Our storehouses
so located that .0rBys^o is not nece22arv
and no charge for haVdliug will be made.
atyAll business commuuicatione ehould he
addreeaed to tho Troaanror.
EDWARD HOPE, Pretddeut.
EnwiM F. Oabv, Treasurer. March 33m
2 O 0,000
In grtat varieties.
ENVELOPES!
RAND arrival of row and IwprevcdStaplc
VX *ad Fancy
STATIONERY!
Aleo, fine CUTLERY and FANCY ART1
CLES, suitable for Ladied and Gt nllemi n.
A visit to this House nmv atnubsandinduco
you to purchase.
TUB BLANK BOOK ll.AM'FACTORY
AND
boob; bindery
Ib in full operation. Slate, County. Bui.k
and llailroad OQiccs and DtieincBS liouaesof
all kinds supplied with Books, Ruled to any
pattern, with printed Heading, when re?
quired, in all etyloB of Binding, at sbortesi
uotico and living prices.
E. R. STOKES,
Nov 21_Main street, Columbia. S. C.
Mocha and Java Coffees.
BAGS Old Government JAVA,
10 pockets Tore Mocba.
For sale low by HOPE A GYLES.
Attend the T
Y MORNING, MAY 9, 1873.
Attractive Goo ?
AT THE
Grand Central Dry Goods Ebtablishm't
or
WAI. p. LOVE & CO.
WE have added to onr stock Iho past few
days, Homo choice goodB, as well aa
hargains. ?
I Will open TO-MORROW, (Mosdat.) April
I 23, 1873,
1,000 yards Foulard Silks; beautiful goods,
iu tho now Bh?doa,
3,500 yards 4-4 Printed CretonB, at 10} cents
a yard. Cheapest goods cold this season.
250 pieces Drees Goods, from 25 cents to 31
a yard, in the now colors.
Two-Button Eids, at 75 cents a pair.
Tucked Bkirte, at 75 cents eacb.
Ladies' White A prune, from 25 cents to 11.25
each.
?Yard-wide White Matting, at 25 cents a yard.
Laco Collars, at 25 cents oach.
Printed Linen Lawns, at 30 und 374 cents a
yard, in flat colors.
White Piqaos, at 25 oentB ayard; fine goods.
Wbito Nainsook, at 12} cents a yard.
Plain and Lace Stripod Victoria Lawn.
Embroidered Sots, at 50 cents a eot.
Club-handlo ParaBols.
Our Lace and .embroidery department com?
prises a very cboico selection.
Hosiery, in all sizes and makes.
A full line of Prints and Domestics.
All aro invited to call and inspect our at
tractive stock.
Customers will find whatever advertised, at
tho Grand Central Dry Qooda establishment
of W. D. LOVE A CO.,
Under Wheeler Houee.
W. D. Love._B. B. McCkeerv.
DANCING!
Prof. G. T. Sheldon, of Washington
City. D. C.,
WILL givo DANCING LESSONS in
this city, in the hall over the btore of tho
kMoasrs! Loriok .t Lowranco, commencing
MONDAY, May 5,1873.
Ladies' and children's classes in the after?
noon?gentlemen's class at night.
Persons desirous of joining tho cIsbbcb, can
do eo by leaving their names at Prof. Ly
Brand'* music store, where terms can be ob?
tained. _Apr 24
MILLINERY.
MRS. 0. E. BEED has opened
La fine assortment of Ladies' and
(Children's DRESSES, UNDEB
' WEAR, HAIR of all descriptions,
1 Bazaar Patterna, etc, all of which
will be sold at reduced prices: The
publlo in general are invited to caU and see
for themselves. Mra. Heed was awarded the
highest premiums for Millinery at State Fairs
of 1871 and 1872._April IB 8mo
OLARETS, ETC."
Summer Stock of Wines and Liqnors,
IS full. VARIETY.
WE beg to enumerate some of our leading
brande: . .
CLARETS.?St. Gervaia, quarts.
St. Eatephe, pints and quarts
. St. Julin, pint- and quarts.
Marganx,- pints and quarts.
Poutet Oanet, quarts.
La Rose, quarts.
HOCE3.?Lanbenheimer,
,9 Hoohheimer,
Deideaheimer.
Those from honae of Henckel & Co , Mainz.
WHITE WIN.Ee.?Latour Blancho,
Chateau Yqnem,
Haute. Sauteriifa?,
. Brandenburg Frerca.
CHAMPAGNES.-Moot &. Chaudon,
Pommcry ? Grono,
Obuno & Duebatel,
And "Imperial" California.
BRANDIES..?Brandenburg Froren and James
iZonucsey, vintages 1S?5, 53,35.
GIN.?Prince of Orange.
Our stock of D0?1 B.HT1C WHISKIES,GINS,
RUMS aud other LIQUORS AND CORDIALS,
not ennmeratod abuve, will bo found in full
, supply and at lowest market rates.
Our celebrated brand of "MARYLAND
CLUB" WHISKEY?for which we aro ao'.e
agents?always on hand. Its purity, strength
and exqniuitc llavor have made it the favotite.
brand wherever introduced.
Ordern doiicituJ aud satisfaction guaran?
teed^ GEORGE SYMMKKS.
GREENFIELD'S
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.
THE CARRIAGE tteck at tho corner o?
Lady and Main etreets has been
? LARGELY INCREASED
Within a few days patt, and is now more com
plcto than ever before, embracing, in evory
variety, ail tho leading styles and quality ot
vehicles in demand iu this market.
The stock ot HARNESS is also complete.
Prices very low. W. K. GREENFIELD.
Fcb 2G_
CARRIAGES
and
BUGGIES!
CALL at tho Factory East of the
Poat Ofllce ar.d examine quality,
workmanship aud price* before pur?
chasing auction goods. We cannot
b? undersold iu good vehicles.
M. J. CALNAN, Agent.
JOBN AGNEW, Proprietor.
Jan 11
Shingles.
WE arc now prepared to furnish our first
cIsbb CYPRESS SAWED SUTNGLES, in
any desired quantity and upon tho ehortest
notice. For economy, durability and supe?
rior flnidh, they cannot be excelled. 8hip
monts mado to any part of tho country
promptly.
McVlASrER, M?NTEITH k ROATn.
March 1(5 fimo
DR. V. P. CLAYTON
OFFERB his professional serviced to the
citizens of Columbia.
AJ-Ofiico at CENTRAL HOTEL.
March 25_
GHRISTOPHER HAYNESW0RTH,
BAKBER AND HAlIt-DRKSSKH,
INVITES his frlonds and all.persons who aro
desirous of receiving a good SHAVE or
SHAMPOO, to pay him a oall at hie new
rooms, in tho Wheeler House. HAIR-DRESS
; ING, DYEING, etc., attended to in beet style.
VOL. IX?NO. 42
Ahead as Usual!
SPRING AND SUMMER
M 1
GOODS!
B. & W. G. SWAFFIELD
ABE bow e xhibiting
the LARGEST, BEST
and CHEAPEST
STOCK of
AND
GESTS' FINISHING GOODS
Ever brought to tbiB city.
Our Custom Department
la repleto with a choice end elegant assort?
ment of
CASSIMERE3 AND VESTINGS.
Wo are still taking orders for those PER?
FECT-FITTING SHIBTS. March 19
New Attractions! New Attractions!
The Cry Is Still, They Come !
Every Train brings
IW Mil FIBSE HE
?i. ? tob she
COLUMBIA HOTEL
OLOTHING
EMPORIUM!
JUST arrived a Sne line of FRENCH CA8
81MEUE PANTS?tho handsomest lot
evox seen in Columbia.
The celebrated "Webster" DRESS SHIRT,
warranted a perfect fit?being cut low in the
neck.
Tho "Czar," "Brignoli" and ''Crown
Prince" COLLARS, in Linen: "Juniata,"
?Bon Ton" and "Iron Aeje," in Paper.
STRAW GOODS and NEW NOVELTIES of
ovcry description in my lino, at
EPSTIN'S,
april 4_Under Columbia Hot?d.
Spring Clothing and Eats, j
KIN1 ARD & WIIsEY,
DEALERS IN
GLOTMG, HATS, UMBRELLAS,
CANES,
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
?4sWK>
m
CELEURATED STAU Sil HITS.
Spring Clothing and Hats,
NEW STYLE.
W'E have made special arrangements with
one of tho largest Shirt mannfacturera
to Bupply our trade with WHITE and FANCY
SHIRTS at tho annexed pricca, for caah per
half dozen; the quality and number of Linen
and Workmanship, wo guarantee a perfect fit:
A GO, New York Mills, 2,200 Linen, SAG.
B 50, Wamtuta, 2,100 Linen, f 15.
B GG, Tuscora, 2.0C0 Linen, 113 50.
O B C5. MasonvUlo, 1,800 Linen, (11.50.
B 53, Forrestdalo, 1.000 Linen, $10.
B 43, Boys' Shirts, 1,700 Linen, 18.
A splendid lino of Cloth Coats and Doe
Pants. Fancy Cassimero Pants, a beautiful
line of White Yeats,new atyle._Mar 10
New Publications.
NEW JUVENILE BOOKS. London odi
tions, illustrated.
Now standard works for libraries.
Now Novels, in pheap binding.
Also, a fresh stock of WBITING DESKS,
PortfolioB, Gold Pene, Pon-Knives, Pockot
Books, Photograph Albums of all sizes, Fancy
BraoketB and Book Shelves, and a general
variety of Letter, Note and Cap Papers, En?
velopes and Fancy Stationery, for sale by
Nov5_K. L. BRYAN.
New Family Grocery.
THE undorsigned respectfully
inform their friends and the pub?
lic generally, that they bave open?
ed a FAMILY GROCERY STORE
_Tat tho old stand of Campbell &
Jones, and would respectfully solicit a por?
tion of their patronage Onr goods are fresh,
and will bo sold at lowest market prices.
BOWEN A LaFAR.
John H.Bowsy. M. LaFab.
March 11
?
The Splendid Steamer
CITY POINT,
CAPTAIN FITZGBRAIiD, '
Jit . . _^;J c . i V.r..
WILL leave Charleston on TUESDAY
EVENING, 13th instant, at 8 o'clock,
on an Excursion to Florida,
Arriving: at 8 AV ANN AI v. early WEDNES?
DAY MORNING,- and remaining there until
tho afternoon, affordine ample time to see the
CITY, visit BUENA VENTURE, and other
points of interest. ^ ,
' Leaving SATANNAH WEDNESDAY AF?
TERNOON, at 8 o'clock, wiU arrlTo atJTBR
I NAN DIN A same night, JACKSON YILLScariy
TB?B8DAY MORNING. Then passing up
ST. JOHN'S RIVER by daylight, stopping at
all points of interest, affording a rare opporr
tunity of seeing to the beet advantage the
most beautiful of Southern rivers/ . a
FRIDAY will be set a Bide for visiting ST.
AUGUSTINE, where a'most agreeable tune
mav be spent inspeotinr the anolent Spanish
FORTRESS, tho CATHEDRAL, and other
relics of the first settlement on the continent;
in sailing on the BAY, or visiting the
ORANGE GROVES of the neighborhood., j
Leaving JACKSONVILLE on 8ATUBDAY,
will arrive at FERNANDIN A same afternoon,
SAVANNAH earlv 8UNDAY MORNING, and
CHARLESTON same.afternoon.
Fare for the Round Trip, $20.00.
Including iteals and Sf<.tt rooms.
BAVENEL 4. CO.. Agonts,
Corner Yanderhorst Wharf and East Baa.
May A 7_? ? i - :
' Time is Money!'
Cheap, Oulck and Sure Route of Travel, by
WaUi'jdia, S. C-, to Atlanta, Georgia, and
Return.
__;PDBLIC, who arein
tereetea in saving time and money, are in?
formed that ON AND AFTEB MONDAY, the
21stinstant,we will run.a DAILY LINE.'of
HAOKS from Walhalla to the terminus of the
Air-Line Railroad, making connection with
the train running to Atlanta, Ga.t and a re?
turn Uno to Walhalla, leaving (he railroad for
Walhalla immediately after the arrival oT' the
train from Atlanta. Fen-oca can now leave
Walhalla and arrive in Atlanta the same day;
I or, leaving Atlanta, will arrive in -Walhall? on
a regular aonneoting line. ?. ,
Apr 20 tlm' THOMPSON ?fc STEELE.
BUILDERS' DEP?Ta
So. 04 CJ&nrcU Strctt,
I Three doors North of Broad, Charles ton, S, O.
E. 3ML. QRIBLKE, Proprietor.
Lithe, Laths, Slate, Garden Vases. Pressed
and Fire Bricks,. Cement, Hair, Shin?
gles, Bangiua Baskets, Flag Stones,
Land and Calcined Plaster, Nails, Tile,
Chimney Tops, Brain. Pipe, tfcc, Mar
ble and Marbleized Mantels'.
T. 0. Box 374 Charleston, 8.0 , April 15,1873.
THE underslgnetf begs leave to inform bis
. friends, and mutomers, that he haa been
appoiuted Agent for the sale of Messrs.
CARLTON, NORWOOD Sc CO.'S eel*brated
brand of BOCftPOBT LIME, formerly repre?
sented in this market by Messrs. OiartrdJCo.;
and now' offers *for"aale a cargo of superior
I qua'ity, which will bo disposed of on the nioet
I reasonable- tot ma.
Orders for any quantity, from one-to one
, thousand dollars, filled with,promptness, and
satisfaction guaranteed. E. M.'URlMKE.
April 24 _ : . .:? $18
Champagne Charlie at BarhatrivilTe.
CHAMPAGNE OH AB LIE.
sired by Charlie Ball, out of dam
i Bailie, (a Rayford mare;) whOee
sire was Monarch, roared by Jno.
?J. Richards,-of Unio i, owned by
Milton Lcvcrett, of Colmnbia,-'will'stand a
aeaaon, commencing kpril 1, at Barhamv?le.
I This horse it an elegant chestnut s> rreletal
lion, aoven'years old, fifteen hands high, and
I near 1,000 pnnnds weight, working capitally
in harnest) er under saddle. He is a sure foal
getter; and to all cavh parties, this condition
will be granted, that their mares,in caac they
"fail to prove" the firBt season, will he al?
lowed the extra privilege of standing the se?
cond 'season free of charge to said horae.'
Terms fifteen If 15] dollars a season, each.
Anniv at Barhamville. March 26 2m+
NEW TRIUMPHS !
The 'r?INGER" Again Victorious}!!
THE statistics from eworn returns of the
sales of Hewing Machines in 1872, (re?
ported in 1873.) show that the SINGER
MANUFACTURING COMPANY sold over
forty-Hoe thousaitd more Machines than ariu
other Company, and over one quarter of all
, Machines sold during thai ear. Nine out of
ten of said Singer Mae-Huee wert? for family
use?provinjr. the great popularity of the
, Singer in the household. Annexed are the
sales of the leading makers:
The SINGER Manufacturing Company sold
219.758 Machines.
Wheeler A Wilson Mannfaotnrieg Company
sold 171.038 Machines.
Howo Machino Company (eetimatcd; so'.d
145.CC0 Machines.
Grover & Baker Machine sold 52.010 Ma?
chines.
Domestic Sewing Machine aold 40,551 Ma?
chines.
Wilson Sewing Machine seid 22,666 Ma?
chines.
Call and see tho SINGER, bofore bujing.
Office on Main street. Columbia, 8. O.
SINOER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
April 20 tl2 ALEX. OAMPFIELD, Aget t.
REMOVAL.
GEO. BRUN'd begs
to inform his friends,
and the public general
ly that he has removoer
to the large store formerly ocenpied
by W. D. Love A. Co., under the Co
-.lumbia Hotel, whero ho may be found
with a seleot stock of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Plated
Ware, Spectacles, die.
Repairing done in all its branches. Prices
moderate and despatch guaranteed.
Feb 15_fSmoa
J. U. RVhKLX, JAMES A. EUMBAU,
Solicitor Ftfth Circuit.
RTJNKLE & DTJNBAR,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
Office Law Range and State House,
Mar 28 COLUMBIA, 8.0._
TREZEVANT SILL, Trial Justice.
Office on Plain atreet, formerly occupied by
I A. L. Solomon. Business promptly attended
I to. March 28 2mo