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Boarding. PERMANENT aud transient boarding can JL be obtained at tins. BROWN'S, corner of Waehington and Bull etreo.a. Nov 0 3 THE lato telegrams from Washington, an? nouncing the deoieion of the Uni ted BtatcB Supreme Court, oonoerning the Bills of the Bank ofthe State, Did not create more excitement in Columbia than was oaused by the announcement that there are plenty more of those fine Havana CIGARS, of our own make, which are still all the rage. We also announce that Building and Loan and Greenbacks aro Beoeived at Far. Great throngs are flocking to avail them? selves of this opportunity to procure tbe choice Tobaccos and Cigars to ho had Al the California Cigar Store. NovO_M. S?LZ BACHER. Piedmont House, AT 8partanburg, to rent, and FURNITURE for ealo, on accommodating terms, to any _:man who "can keep a hotel," and oan raise $1.000 to pay down on furni. tore. I will be at my "Central Hotel," Co? lumbia, during Fair week; or may bo ad? dressed at Spartanburg. A good chanco for a working man. Nov 9 mw2 D. B. CLAYTON. South Carolina State Agricultural Fair GREENVILLE AND COLUMBIA R. B. Special Passenger Trains Wedneaday aml Thursday, November 12 and 13, liei werii Newberry and Colnmula, Re? turning flic Same Day. A Special Passongor Train will Leavo Helena at. 8 00 A. M. Leave Newberry at. 8.15 A.M. Leave Prosperity at. b 45 A. M. Leave Pomaria at. 9 30 A. M. Leavo Alston at.10 15 A.M. Arrive at Columbia at.11.40 A. M. Returning? Leavo Columbia at. 7 00 P. M. Arrive at Newberry at.10 00 P. M. Round Trip Tickets to go and return for tingle First Class Fare One Way. THOMAS DODAMEAD, Goneral Superintendent. Jabez NORTON, Goneral Ticket Agent. MST Union-Herald copy twico. Nov 9 1 South Carolina.State Agricultural Fair ?TAJ^WiL?- irxrf GREENVILLE A COLUMBIA R. R., General Scr-EniNTESOENT'e Office. Columbia, 8. C, November 7, 1873. ROUND TRIP TICKETS will be sold at the several Stations on the lino of the Road, from FRIDAY, the 7th, to THURS? DAY, the 13th, Inclusive; good to return at any timo until MONDAY, tho 17th of Novem? ber, inoIUBive, at first cIsbs fare one way from each point respectively. THOS. DODAMEAD, General Superintendent. Jaeez Norton, Jr., General Ticket Agent. Nov 8_i_ PARKER'S HALL. TWO MOOTS only: Friday and Baturday, Nov. 14 and 15. Third Triumphal Tour of toe TSEMAINE BROS. OPERETTA TROUPE in their STIRRING AND POPULAR SONGS, BALLADS, DUETS, QUARTETTS. "WILL. C. TREMAINE, JOHN G. PIERSON, STANLEY, CARTER. ROBINSON. C M. TREMAINE, Concluding with an Original und Humorous OPERETTA, In two Acts. Admieeion 73 cents; Reserved Scats $1; Unreserved Seats in Gallery .00 cents. Doors open at 7; oommoncc at 8 o'clock. Reserved Seals at LyBrand's. Nov 9 5 Guns and Pistols. I RESPECTFULLY inform my friends and the public in goneral that I have on hand a Fwoll-aelectod stock of double and single-barreled GUNK, REPEATERS, Shot Pouches and Flasks, Game Hag*, C.ips and Ammunition, Toys of all description, Walking Canes, and many other articles too numerous to mention, which I oiler for sale low for cash. Repairing done at short notice. Also. Keys littcd. P. W. KRAFT, Nov 4 At the Sign of the Big Gun. Coiigaree Iron Works, COLUMBIA, 8. C, JOHN ALEXANDER, Proprietor. Manufacturer of Ornamental, Hpuse and Store Fronts. IWILL exhibit two Storo Front Columns at tho Fair, cast all in one piece. They uro superior to all others made?being stronger, with tho same amount of ir ? n. I will also exhibit? 1 Circular Saw Mill, complete. 1 52-inch Ditsou A Sou's Saw. 1 Lot of Gin Gearing. 1 Lot of Mill Gearing. 1 Lot of Patent Cast Railings for Garde: and Cemetery Adornments. also, Setteos, Arbor Chairs, Ac. In addition to what I will exhibit at the Pair, I have ono moro Circular Saw Mill, and several other Patterns of Railing anil Cane Mills at my work-shops. 1 shall iiiU? pleasure in showing any our who may feel disposed to visit my establish? ment, which is located at tho fjot of Lady street, near tho Greenville Railroad Depot. " Nov 9 JOnS ALEXANDER. Black Jack. TnE undersigned will famish the bei t of Blackjack WOOD, delivered in any part oJ tho city, at 15 a cord. Pet 10 O. HAMB E KG. Mills House Stables. y?k JUST roccivod at tho above Sta blca. twenty head fine KENTUCKY iJsssspftlTT1 ?ES, most of which aro well broke. Will bo sold cheap for cash. _Soptl3 J. N. LONG, Agent. Coal! Coal!! Coalii JUST arrived and for sab! by BO WEN & LaFAR, Oct 31 lmo A5??,fl Something for the Children SUFFERING with Coughs, Colde, Croup, Diphtheria: Cough Confections, Cough Kisses, Jim Crow, Carbolic and Horohouud Lozenges, Althea Drops and Jujube Pasto. All excellent for Coughs and Colde. Fresh and good, at Nov 5 t HEINITSH'S DRUG 8TOI1E. BY J. A. SELBY. COLI Special Notloes. In theSJOK ROOM, on tho Handkerchief or in the Boudoir, tho D'ORSAY COLOGNE WATER is tho most grateful of all perfumes. A fovr drops pourod upan a hot ehovel or tin plato will speedily givo forth a disinfecting and at tho same timo a delicions odor. At Nov 8 FISHER'S Drug Store. OE.VNISON'S [PATENT SHIPPING TAGS! Over Two Hundred Millions have ibecn used within tho past ten _'voare, without complaint of loss by Tag becoming detached. They arc more reliable for marking Cotton Rales than any Tag in uao. All Express Companies use them. Bold liy Printers ami stationers tvi rywlici t. ?_ _ Oct 3 t3moa Notice to All. C. F. JACKSON, LEADER (IF LOW PRICES, IS now ready with a largo stock of DRY GOODS and FANCY NOTIONS, at tho LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, FOR CASH. I sav lit He, but will do more when you call at tbo store. V. F. JACIisos. Nov 11 Visitors to O'olumbia ncnixo tue r.uu, Are Invited to Come and See Us. is LecATtn Next to the Columbia Hotel. CASH WILL BUY CHEAP! WE have the GOODS, which must be turned into money, at eomo price. Money is what we want, aud money wo muet have. J. H. KIN ARD & CO. a3- We want an CTHOLSEHER who un? derstands his hueincss perfectly; also, three or four intelligent and educated youths to learu tho bu8inei3. . Sjv 11 5 " SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS AT TUE Grand Central Dry Goods Establishm't or W. D. LOVE & CO. a VERY large ptock of desirable GOODS, purchased sincu the panic,at auction and elsewhere, will be offered on MONDAY, November 10,1673, and throughout the week, at the most EXTnAonmNAav low raiCEs nven KNOWN IN TUIS CITY. Our entire stock of DRESS GOODS will be offered at lees than PANIC PRICES. All the ucwand desirable Fabrics in Mourn? ing Dress Goods, including seventy-live pieces of Black Alpacas, of tbo Wat goodx made, will bo off ned at panic, prices. Flannels, Blankets. Comfortable*, Ho.-Riy and Undor-wcar for ladies, gents and cliil dren.of every size an I quality, at extremely low prices. In our LACE department, wo rff.run ini i mcn.-c assortment ol goods, compi ising Col larettcs, Jabots, Ruffs, Ties, Ac, which la dies will tinil t?? bo the bent assortment we have ever exhibited, and at unusually low prices. Our stock of Domestics, Prints, Jeans, [Tweeds aud Cassimeres comprise a full lim I of choice Roods, at very low prices. Linen and House-keeping Goods much under for? mer prieee. Carpet:: and Bugs at a great ie ? duction.to reduce eto^k and give our custom j era bargains. Don't tail to secure some of the great bar? gains to bo found at the Grand Central Dry Goods Establishment of W. D. LOYE A CO., Under the Whecicr House. W. D. LOVE. B. B. McCREERY. BOOT AND SUOE BAZAAR OF I C. SII1B k Cfl TnosE extra fine and nobby GENT'S GAITERS and BOOTS, ?u long premised, are now in. Tho finest and most durable Shoe made. A splondid assortment now on hand. An elegant lot of Ladies', Misses' and Children's FRENCU BUTTON BOOTS; a full line of Ladies', Misses' and Children's D. S. CALF SHOES, together with a full line of BOOTS \ and SHOES of all descriptions. also, tagfo A few cacc? of FAS II ION A RLE SQfcaH HATS, (now styles,; to suit all iSaH aRea. Prices low. ^^5^_ R. a SHIVER A CO. Imported Champagnes, vp*" Kfi CA8E8 Jules Mum s'Dry Vorzenay aud tJ\J Heidsiek, Quarte and Pints. For sale low by HOPE A GYLES. "Let our Just Oenaure LTMBIA, S. C, WEDNESDAY Races. PARIS Mutual and Auel ion POOLS will Ijo aold EVERY EVENING, at half-paet 7 o'clock, at tlio vacant atorc formi rly occupied liv D. Goodman, a fuw doors below tbo now City Hall. RARTON A LANGFOBP. Nov 11 3* PAIR WEEK. nmm restaurant, Undot llie Grand Stand, FOR LA.DIE3 AND GENTLEMEN A full assortment of. DELICACIES & SL bAW>^ STAN'JIALS will b< kej>t on baud and aerved up in tbo best Ktylo. Nov 11 FAIR WEEK! McKensie's Saloon, main street. oysters 1 ?oPt^V 4>,\? every stylo. ?e^tV^^'P^ifcV-, ige cream \U ^^^t'?V^ soda water. 'VS^aLm^^m^ tarts -r ai ail .dnd.i. Ir< eIt each , day. CAKES a full assortment ft eah. Pure CANDIES oi all kinds, : rnv own manufacture. MOLASSES CANDY, TAiTY.JS^ KISSES (t.iko soiuo homo v.iii.'Olj you.) TOYS and FANCY GOODS in great variety. I French CANDIES, BON-BONS and Crystal ized FRUITS, etc. Nov 11 New Books at Bryan's Bookstore. AJOURNEY to the Centre of the Earth, from the French of Jules V? rue. $2. Monographs, Personal and Social, by Lord rioughlon, with portraits,$2 Jessamine, a Novel, bv Marion Harland, fl 7.".. Against the Stream, by Scbouberg Cotta Family, J1.7">. Music and Morals, by Howeia, il 73. Memoir of a Brother, bv Tom Browu, at Oxford, fl 59. Remarkable Voyages; or, Man Upou the Sea, illustrated, by Gooderich, $3. Book of Epitaphs, by Northern!, $1.25. The Pennsylvania Pilgrim, by Whilticr, $1.50. Aftermath, a new Poem, by Longfellow, fl 50. Physics and Politic*,by Baghot, London. And other new Cooks. Also, an assortment of new Novels. Nov 11 Fresh aud Choice Fruits, Etc. HOFFMAN A ALBUECHT, fjfiHB^kMain slreot, a few doors bc ;H~rjfTlow thoPuu'.Nix oiuco.haveonj CSSSBBband, and areopouiug.astock of fresh art idea in their lino, consisting^ ot ORANGES, BANANAS, GRAPES, _ APPLES, DATES. FIGS, RAISINS, NUTS, of all kinds; CONFECTIONERY. French and J American; Crisp PICKLES, bv the jar, hun? dred or dozen; SAUR KRAUT, Dutch Her ?S< lings, Bologna Sau -~<?uj v sagos, Head Choose, Puddings, btc.j Oys- _ l tors; Segars and To-' 'bacc< ; Cabbages,Po? tatoes, etc. In fact, articles of various hinds neceesarv for fathilv and general uso. Nov 11 3 Agricultural Fair. flM) remove misapprehension as tothorcla-j JL lion of the State Agricultural and Mo-i ehanical Society, and ol tbo Auxiliary Joint Stock Company", in the Fair about to be held, it ii deemed proper to announce: 1.'1 hat tbo privileges of Lilo ami Annual Members oi the Stato Agricultural and Me-! : eh mical Society are th<: s;mic at this Fair ac heretolore. > 2. That cntrhrs for everything, except the ; speed premiums, will l-e made under the ' same regulation* as heretofore. !). That the regul&ticiiii relating to speed ! premiums will ho published in the daily paper.-*, in pr nu r lime, by the officers Of the Anxiliarv Joint itool: Compauy. By order of I President T. \V. WOODWARD. I>. Wyati' Aikin, Secretary. Nov 11 Noticeto MembevsSouth CarolinaClub . 4 MFETING oi the South Carolina Club i\ will be held on WEDNESDAY, the 12th, l.t fi o'clock, at the ine.nl place. A lull at | tendance hi desired, as this meeting is pre ! par.ttory to the ball r.n THURSDAY, btth. Y. J. l'Oi'E. President. W. C. Fimii.k, Seen tary. Nov '.t:? A Marvelous Medicine I7V)lt the Liver, Stomaoh and Row* la. " lleinitsh's FLOOD PURIFYINO LIVES I PILLS. Cures Liver Complaint, Ho idach*?, Stomach Disorders, Indigestion and Consti ' palion. For sale onlv at Nov?t HEINI ISM'S DKUG STORE. Stanley's Congh Syrup (1URES all kinds ol Coughs, HoarscnrsM, j Bronchitis, incipient Consumption. Try 'it; don't delay; a Cough gits worse with every da\"u neglect. For sale at , Nuv?l II FIN FI SH'S DRUG STORE. ??-~r- 11 - ir-r ~~? '? ? wwiwrrMwil?wrwwiM?I - Knii of (lie Agricultural uuri Alecliitnl 4 ill S(.c i ec y_l.i tii of l&lltl'ft'tf. tVlVii" following in n urly n com. pi ein list of tho ctilries: ! I'I KM) (.'llOP Dr.l'AllTMKNT? I pound cottem, che? pest in S uth Oiiroliun?Mrs A 11 0 Liuduoy, Abbeville. Largest und i cheapest crop corn raised on restored j upland?John Wilherspoon, Society ; Hill. Largest yield corn on 1 aero re? stored upland uud luigcst yield on 10 acres restored upluud?R E Ellison, Fair field, littst experiment in corn K K?John P Elkina, Fairfiold. Largest yieltl wheat on ? ncres, largest yield sweet potatoes, lurgrst yield oats on 10 acri'h uud 1 acre?T W Rabb, Fairfloltl. Dulo nutivo Mian.s grows, largest yield per aero, bah; Dermutlu, largest yield ? j J M Moiguu, Uichlaud. 1 bushel white wheat?II A Grifliu, Abbovillo. 1 bug white wheat, 14 bushels to aero?James McCaalio, Abbovillo. 1 bushol ditto? T W Rabb, Fair field. 1 bushel red wheat?R A Griffin, Abbovillo. 1 bushel corn?Mrs F H Mayrant, Columbia. 1 bufhol corn?R E Ellison, Fuirfield. 1 'bag com, James McCualiu, Abbeville. Attend the True MORNING, NOVEMBER-ISt, 1 1 bushel corn?T W R*bb, Fairfield. < Stock com, 1 bushel?T N Hoffman, 1 Lexington. Bushel yellow ?tock corn, ] bushel early Pe?osylvania gourd 6eod, i bushel barley?It A Griffin, Abbeville. ( Bushel barley?D \V Aikcn, Abbevillo. i Bushel outs?11 A Grilfiu, Abbevillo. i 2 bushels red nud black oats?D W ] Aikeu, Abbeville. 0 bushels outs, dif- 1 fercut varieties?T W Rabb, Fair- i field. 1 bushel of ryo?11 A Grif- ] tin, Abbeville. 1 bushel of rye? < D NVAikan, Abbeville. Bnshel table F peas?SIr3 F 11 Ma;rant, Columbia.]! Bushel early red, bushel white?11 A !. Griffiu, Abbeville. Japan pens?Ira Iii I Hart, Oruugeburg. 2 bushels Shounvy ' pens nud Japan pens ? D W Aikeu, Ab- 1 beville. 1 bushels different varietier?j. T W lV.ibl), Fairlieid. Display of yruin L ?It A Grilllu, Abbeville. Bushel sweat potatoes?T N IloiTman, Lexington. I Ditto?T \V Itabb, Fairfield. Bushel Irish potatoes?It A Griffin, Abbeville. Bushel table turnips?]> W Aiken, Ab beville. Ditlo?D 11 Elkins, Fairtiuld. [{hick Spanish radish?D II Elkius.j Fairfield. lhislir-1 Ruta B tga turnips? It A Griffiu, Abbeville. Ditto?W 1'j Spigcner, Itichlund. Ditto ? G Si Uuopcr, Williainsbni-p-. Halo pea vine hay?D \V Aikeu, Abbeville. Ditto?J M Crawford, Columbia. Dil 10, G3 lbs, ?James McCuslau, Abbeville. Bule na? tive grass?U W Aikeu, Abbevillo. Lu? cerne buy?J Wash Walls, Lnurens. Bah; cultivate d hay?J M Crawford, Co- j Ininbiu. Bnshel seed rice?\V (J Cain, Suniter. Upland rice?Ira E Hurt, Omugeburg, Ditto?Mrs Geo Kaigler, Lexingtou. Ditto?T \V ltabb, F??r field. Bunch cigixr?, S C made, nahye tobacco?Master Sandy Swygert, Rich land. L artest und best variety of field ' crops raised by ouo exhibitor?R A Griffin, Abbeville. Pumpkin?Mrs 11 K Steele, Columbia. Ditto, G?T N llollman, Lcxiugton. Bulo cotton?J M Crawford, Columbia. Balo upland cotton?James McCaslan, Abbevillo. Ditto?n Wyatt Aikeu, Abbeville. Ditto ?T W ..abb, Abbevillo. ?ourda?Mrs M A Walker, Bichland. Bules wool?J W Watts, Laurena. Bale wool?R A Griffin, Abbuville. Dittr? D W Aiken, Abbeville. Houses?Heavy draft South Carolina raised gelding?Mosquito, It A Griffin, Abbeville. Hodvy draft ditto, open to the world?Jack, W A Beotty, Union. Light draft ditto, any age?Forost, It A Griffin, Alibevillo. Light draft ditto, 3 years-, R Tozer, Columbia; Stonewall, It A Grifliu, Fairfield. Stal- j lion exhibiting the greatest number of best colts npon tbo ground?Z dUcoH'cr, E C SirViU'iH, ?>ewberry. Mare ditto? Fanny, B A Grifliu, Abbeville. Near? est thoroughbred trotting stallion, for stud purposes?Jay Mouroe, Jr, O Daly, Richlind. Nearest thoroughbred pacing ditto?Dcaurogard, M M Btiford, Newberry. Combination horsn or innre, sweep stakes, $3 entrance?Charlie, W II Realty, Union. Stallions ovpt -i years, heavy druft?Z'jllicotfer, E C Siuikiii*, Newberry. Stallions over 1 i year, ditto?Longfellow, 11 A Grifliu, Abbevillo. Urood maro and colt, ditto? j D P Duncan, Union; \V D Bollick, Fair- : field. Mure. 1 years, ditto ?Lucy, It' Graham, ltichlaud. Filly, 3 years, ditto?Hetty, W R Smith, Newberry. Fillv, 2 v< ar-?, ditto?Lucy, B A Griffin, Abbevill.'. Filly, 1 year, ditto?F L Bil? low, Fairfield; D 1' Duncan, Union; J M Morgtu, Richlind. Stallion, over-1 yeais, light druft?-, J M Morgan, ; Ivicblaini; Ib-auregurd, M M Buford, j Nowberry; Champagne Charlie, Milton I Leverett, ltichlaud. Stallion, over I) j yeniv, dale?Driuviile, W \V Smith, I Biclilitud. Stallion, 1 year, ditto?I M Morgan, Uichlund; Charlie, J N IIolT inuu, Lexington; J M Crawford, Colum? bia. Urood Marr, ditto?Jennie, dipt J C 15 Smith, Bichland; Beil.?. J B El? kin, Fairfield; G B Tucker, Newberry; J C iiuuter, Uniou; J M Crawford, Co? lumbia; B A Griffiu, Abbeville, itruod mare and Colt, ditto?J C Hunter, Union; J M Crawford, Columbia; D Wyatt Aiken, Abbeville. Mare, 1 years, ditto? Susie, J A Itichardson, Abbeville; Nel-! ! lio, Goo W Davis, Bichland; Lai I ah, j.lobu Taylor, Lexington; Samuel Mar? lin-, Suinter; J S Hair, Newberry. Filly, I o years, ditto?John D Frost, llicliland; D* Wyatt Aiken,- Abbeville. Filly, 2 i years, ditlo?W D Hardy. Newberry. Filly, 1 yeur. ditto?T L Bulow, Fair field; Moore A Fludd, Suinter. Stallion, ?iv. r I years, blood horses?llaleassar, Moore A* Fludd, Sutnlcr; Prussian; F H jC Cash, Cbosterflold; Gabriel Lun/.ie, B Grabau), ilichland; Lynchburg and I Frank Hampton, 'Phos G Liacon, E Ige licld. Stallion, over II yours, ditto?Uut ledgo, Johnson Hagood, Burnwell. Stal liuti, over '2 years, ditto ?Father llyuu, T U Bacon, E "gelield. I.rood mare, ditto?Sdiulii, John Taylor, Lexingtou; Fannie, John S Sims, Union; Bist Cause, T U Bacon, F Igelield. Ilrood Mare and colt, ditto?J S Sims, Union; G B Tucker, Newberry. Mare, 4 year.-, ditto?tiiil of my Heart, E B C Cush, CbeHterlield; Dolly Varden, It Graham, Bichland; Baltimore Belle, T G Bacon, Columbia. Filly, 2 years, ditto?Filly, J C Bulow, Fairfield; May, J S Sims, Union; Flower Girl, T G Bacon, E lgo field. Stallion, over 4. years, ponies? Buggy Shetland pony, Goo Symmors, Columbia. Muro and colt, ponies?Fan? nie, mare, It A Griffiu, Abbevillo. Sad? dle ponies?T L Bulow, Fairfield; Char? lie, McDnflie Hampton, Biohlnnd; Shoo Fly, Moore A Fludd, Sumter; pair, T 873. VOL. IX?NO. 201. 3 Sanders, Sumter; Johnnie, R Qra- ; mm, llichland; S W Vanoe, Laurous; , [Tannie, W C Gerald, Camden; Soow- < lall*, R M Sims, Rook Hill. Stallion, i Janadian?Graybeard, D Wyatt Aikeu, i Abbeville. Matched horses, South Ca- i rolina raised?R A Griffin, Abbeville. Matched mares, ditto?W A Beatty, Uuion. Single harness ponies, ditto? i Mosquito, R A Grifliu, Abbeville; Lily Bowie, D Wyatt Aikou, Abbeville. Sad llo horse, ditto?July, Wm Kiusler, Lexington; Pig, W B Sanders, Sumter; Bulb, W A Beatty, Union; Helle, J B E'kin, Fuirfleld. Matched horses, open to the world?Charles Logan, Columbia; R Graham, Riehland; George Sellers, Oraugoburg; S W Yauc?, Laurent; W 3 Black, N C. Matched mores, ditto? ,7 S Hair, Ncwberry; 11 Graham, Rich land; W C Gerald, Camden. Single harness horse, ditto?Charles Logan, Columbia; Fannie, Joseph Taylor, Co? lumbia; Fitn-jb, J S Hair, Newberry; American Boy, Boywr.rd Green, Lexing? ton; R Graham, Richland; Brooks, E W Aiken, Winnsboro; Gohlfinder, J D McCarlcy, Winnsboro; G Sellers, Grangobu'g; Joe, R Smalls, Beaufort; W W M.lam, two, Ncwberry. Saddle horse, ditto?Juno, Wm Kiusler, Lex? ington; Samuel Murray. Sumter; R Graham, llichland; B Kcenuu, Rich laud; G Sellers, ?ranguburg; L L Young, Laurens; Dr Jas Tribble, New berry; W A Beatty, Union; Joel A Smith, Fairfleld. Single harness mare, ditto?Susie, J A Richardson, Abbe? ville; Eliza, Joseph Taylor, Columbia; J S Hair, Ncwberry; R Graham, Rich land; J 1) Hendrix, Columbia; Edwin F Gary, Columbia. Oiio horse wngou and horse?Joseph, J A Hendrix & Bro, Columbia. Saddle mare, open to tho world?D P Duncan, Uuiou; Mnyflower, J S Hair, Newberry; R Graham, Rieh land; M Bobo, Union. Fine Akts?Paintings and Drawings, Ac.?Sculpture?1 marble head, bas re? lief, Wm A Nicholson, Union. Oil Paintings and Portraits?4 oil paintings, Mrs E K Moore, Blnfton. Lot oil paintings, oil portraits, Wearn & Hix, Columbia. 1 oil painting, MrsR Tozer, Columbia. 2 oil paintings, Mrs B G Yocum, Chester. 2 oil portraits, from life, 1 oil portrait of Gen Lee, from pho? tograph, 1 fanoy oil painting, from nature, Miss Geuie Orchard, Columbia. English snow eceno, Black Forest on the Rhine, fanoy picture, dog head, Ursuliue Convent. Portraits of Rev Dr Plumer and Rov Dr Landrum, Albert Guerry,Columbia. Water Colors ?1 mit)Miture painting, (first attempt,) Miss Alico M Burdell, Charleston. 2 drawings, Mrs Susan Anderson, Mow berry. 1 fancy picturo, Miss Genie Orchard, Columbia. Pastel?1 pastel painting, Mrs E K Mooro, Blnfton. Pastel crayon, Miss Slid lie MsMoHter, Columbia. 1 pastel painting, Miss Nora C Hal bard, Anderson. Pastel painting, fruit, Miss IJettio Hiibbard, Anderson, ('rayon?Painting, fruit, landscape, Miss Cbicora E Kirk, Columbia. Drawing, Miss Gcuio Orchard, Colum? bia. Photographs?Lot colored aud plain, charcoal, Wearn & Hix, Colum? bia. Drawings?Pen and ink drawing of steam engine, pen and ink sketch of City Hull and Market, John T Wright, Columbia. Pencil drawing, Master J B Dufli \ Columbia. Ten drawiog of I steam engine, K Chrouenburg, Colum? bia. Charcoal drawings, Wearn & Hix, Columbia, i'eneil drawing, Mi.-s Cbi? cora E Kirk, Columbia. Pencil draw? ing, Miss IG Jacobson, St Matthews. Pencil drawing, Miss Annie Wanna maker, St Matthews. .*? Maps. Miss Mattie Arthur, St Matthews. Hill-side drawing, liiiid.seupo drawing, Miss Alice j W Anderson, Charleston. Drawings I Natural Bridge, Willie Hnbbard, Ander? son. Dr.iwiug-1 of Albany, Miss Au gnstu Htlbburd, Anderson. Drawings I of Carolina ll'gh School, Anderson ', Baptist Church, Miss Nora C Hubbard, , Auderson. Pen and ink sketch. Fall ol ittio Rbiuie, Mrs M B Porch or, Charles? ton. Pictures?? pictures of miscella? neous material or trash, Miss Isabella ltoetnpko. Engravings?1 engraving, Master W B St en house, Columbia. Music?Agricultural song, words und music, composed by Miss Julia Lovoretl, Columbia. Copied music and music copied during tins war, Miss Mattie 11 ! Arthur, St Matthews. Taxidermy? I Specimens of taxidermy, Dr Frauk Green, Columbia. Penmanship?Speei ' men of penmanship, J II Bnhlmnn, Co 1 Ittmhia. Stuffed birds?? easeo of stuffed birds, Mrs W R Cuthcart, Co? lumbia. Rustic Frames ?1 pair of rustic frames, for photographs, 1 pair of rustic frames, 1 biuglo frame, Mim Isabel Newman, Riohland. 1 rustic frame; Willi? Brown, Columbia. Books . ?1 pictorial home Bible, W II Fabor, Agent, Columbia, Lot of books, by i Dufliu A Chapman, Columbia. Puan j torn Pictures and Fancy Pictures? ! Phantom picture, Mrs W C Chapman, I Charleston. Phantom picture, Mrs M A Tolleson, Spartauburg. 1 autumn . leaf cro-s, skeleton leaf cross, Mrs E E Jackson, Columbia. Fish Scales?Uaso I fish scales, Mrs Maria Peekham, Colum i bia. Emblems and Begalia?Emblems and regalia, made aud exhibited, Joseph Bock, Charleston. Printing?Frame circular of the Carolina Institute, Walker, Evans A Cogswell, specimen of printing. Silver Ware?1 salver, ice ' pitcher and staud, goblets, ontorod foi 'engraving, Phillip Kohn, Oraugeburg. i Cattle?Devon cow9, three years or ipwarde?Spot, J Wash Watts, Lau? fens; Florence, J Wash Watts, Lanrens. Devon heifer, 2 to 3 years?Betty, J tVaeb Watts, Lanrens. Durham bull lalf?Borneo, T L Bulow. Fuirfield. Durham cows, 3 years or upwards? Dorry and Mary, Sr, J Wash Watts, Liurens; Margiii, B A QriQiu, Abbo ?lle. Ayrshire bulls, 3 years or up yards?Wyatt, J Wash Watts, Liurens; David, R A Griffin, Abbeville. Ayr? shire cow, 3 years or upwurds?Mury, R K Grifliu, Abbaville. Ayrshire heifer, I to 3 years old?Lucy, D Wyatt Aiken, ?Abbeville; heifor, 1 to 2 years old?D vVyatt Aiken, Abbeville. Brahmin bull, 5 years J>r upwards?Dick, D Wyatt ?Aiken, Abbeville. Grade bulls, 3 years ar upwards?Draft bull, Alonzo Reese, Columbia; Taylor and Lykes, O O Mar? shall, Rioblaud; bull, Dr E B Turnip seed, Columbia; bull, M Olowney, Fair? fiold. Bulls, 2 to 3 years old?Tbos W Rubb. Fairfield. Bulls, 1 to 2 years? calf, J Wa^ Watti.Laurcus; culf.TLoi W Babb, Fairfield. Cows, 3 years or upwards?Jenn:e, R A Giifllo, Abbe? ville; Crisip, D Wyatt Aiken, Abbeville; cow, Thos W Rubb, Fail field. Oows. 2 to 3 yearfi?Pattio, R A Griffin, Abbe? ville; Kate, J C Seegers, Riobland; Anna, Tbos W Rubb, Fairfiold. Heifers, 1 to 2 yeans?Kute, J Wash Watts, Lanrens; Beauty, John Alexander, Co? lumbia; heifer, Thos W Bubb, Fairfield; heifer culf, half Durham and half Ayre sbiro, J Wash Watts, Lanrens. Native bulls, 3 years or upwards?C O Mnr ohull, Hichland; Princo Albert, John Taylor, Lexington; cow, Thos W Babb, Fairfield. Heifer, 1 to 2 years?Thos W Rubb, Fairfield. Milch cows, to be milked on the ground?Fannie, B A Griffin, Abbeville; J M Crawford, Co? lumbia; Thos W Babb, Fairfiold; Mary, B A Griffin, Abbeville. O- . yoke, S j G raised?G O Marshall, Biohlaud; W D Warren, Pendleton; Dr E B Turnipseed, Columbia; L L Young, Liurens. Alder ney bu'l - Sheridan, W D Warren, Pen? dleton. Swine and Docs?Essex boar?Dick, J Wash Watts, Lanrens; D Wyatt Aiken, Aobevillc. Essex sow?B A Grifliu, Abbeville; D Wyatt Aiken, Ab? beville. Essex bow and pigs, not less than 1?Sow and pigp, Bicbard Tozer, Columbia; I hour and pig, B A Griffin, Abbeville. Berkshire boar, auy age? Beast Butler, T O Sunders, Suniter; Bonaparte, D Wyatt Aiken, Abbeville. Berkshire sow?Mayflower, T O San? ders, Snmter. Berkshire sow and pigs ?T O Sanders, Sumter; pige, D Wyatt Aiken, Abbeville. Boar?Moore & Fludd, Sumter. Boar, under 12 months ?Dick, John T Wright, Columbia. Sow?T O SandorB, Sumter. Dorohes ter sow?Gilt, T L Bulow, Fairfield; Dorchester boar pig?T L Bulow, Fair field. Pointer?Flora, Keith Tarrer, Columbia. Shepherd?Frank, J Wash Watte, Lanrens. Hounds and pups? Moore & Fludd, Snmter. Maciunebt. and Manufactures in Wood and Ibon?C horae portable en? gine?B Tozer, Columbia. 10-horse portable engine, Ames, manufacturer, C horse-power, Agricultural Utica Steam Eugine Company, manufacturers, Knowles steam pump?Cameron, Bark ley A: Co., Charleston. Model farm gate patent?J H Blassepgume, Spartanburg. Briar root hand made walking cane, Mrs James Mayrant, Columbia. Table, Mosaic top and walnut stand?Wm A Nicholson, Union. Specimen sash and blinds?F W Wing, Columbia. Speci? men doors?F W Wing, Columbia. Specimen cypress staves and heads, cypress shingles?Mouteith ?fc McMas ter, Fort Motte. White oak well buck? ets?Wm Bennies, Columbia. Stack pino shingles?D 11 Eikin, Fuirfield. Sets wagon and carriage hubs, sets ditto rims?P S Whisuant A Sou, Charlotte. Family carriages?John Agnew, Colom? bia. Open buggy?Johu Agnew, Co? lumbia. Open and trotting buggies? Soul, S'gn & Robertson. Abbeville. Top buggies?W K Grei nfiuhl, Columbia. Lot iron casting*, irou railway gttes aud post, rast iron betters, ditto chair*, lot buuuister ratling, Corinthiuu cups for columns, enst iron columus, cust iron hitching post?John Ah xanker, Colum hiii. Cast iron water wheels?Goldsmith .t KiUtl, Columbia. Double Lifelle turbine water whoi 1?G A Shields, Co Inmbiii. Stove?W K Evans & Co., Co? lumbia. 1 James Lefiul's patent tur? bine water wheel?Pool* & Hunt, F?.ihi more. Simultaneous feed circular saw carriage*, bead block for eitctilar mw frame?G A Shields, Columbia. Set grist mill irons?John Alcxauder, Co? lumbia. Bells, gearing for circular saw mill, gin gearing, grist mill gearing? John Alexander, Columbia. Circular saw?Distou Sz Son, Pbiludelphi >. Spe? cimen couuter, scroll nud brackets?P W Wing, Columbia. Fire extinguisher, meat chopper, cucumber pump?John Agnew A- Son, Columbia. Sttam fire extiuguiaher for cotton lint rooms? Cameron, Barkely .t Co, Charleston. Cases funcy goods?Indian Girl Cigar Store, Columbia. Case goods?L?rick & Lowranco, Columbia. Case fauey hurdwuru?John C. Dmi, Columbia; Leather, Chemicals, Oils, Cement, Minerals, Stone am? Maubee?Case uxlo grease?Palm Oil Axis Grease Company, Charleston. Caso toilet goods?W C Fisher, Columbia. Case fancy candies?John McKenzie, Colum? bia. Set single buggy hnruesB, Hopson k Sntpbeu, Columbia. Sides sole lea? ther, sides harness, sides plantation, calf bk ns, oligator 6kin?Johu Watics 4 Co., Colombia. Lot dresseel sheep skius?J L Moorer, Orangeburg. Mar? ble frames?J T Wright, Columbia. Spcoimen of mica from the mines of ' Col Nathan Coward, N O?B W Boom, Nowberry. Specimeu of rock from iron i works, Georgia?Mrs E 0 Montgomery, Columbia. Specimen of 8 O native bone phosphate?S C Marine and River Pho8phato aud Phosphatio Matter Min J ing aud Manufacturing Company, 1 Charleston. Specimen of rosin?Mooro Sc Wilson, Orangoburg. Opium?Mrs E II Eppn, Newberry. Poultry?Brahmas-- Mrs M E SloanJ