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Madrid, Juno 12.?Senor Sabala, President of the Miuistry, has author? ized tho Generals commanding tho national forces in the North to grant pardons to the (Jarlists who give' in their submission to the Government. tt< nor Mentillo, whose appointment as Minister to the United StateB was some time ago announced, and after? wards contradicted, has been ordered to proceed to Washington without delay. The Oarlists have shot two officers who mutinied at Dnrango. Hons, Juno 12.?The American pil? grims and leading members of the {So? ciety for the Promotion of Oatholio In? terests in the United States met to-day at the Palaoe of Cardinal Barromes. The Cardinal made an addreaa prais? ing the pilgrims for their zeal and courage, and distributed certificates of membership of the society. Prince Lanoellotti welcoael the new mem? bers, and Bishop D wenger returned thanks. The pilgrims have presented to the Pope $100,0(10 in money, be? sides a coffer of gold nuggets from American mines. They leave Rome on the 20th instant. Pari?, Juno 13.?In the Assembly, to-day, the second .reading of the mu? nicipal electoral bill was concluded. M. De Melville, of tho Left Centre, asked the Government to inform the House what oourse it intended to pur? sue toward the Bonupartists, who ig? nored and defied the decisions of the Assembly. Bethmont, of the Left, called attention to the statement jnade yesterday, by M. Foaston, Miuister of Interior, in relation t) the recent dis? turbances, that the statement implied that the police nod Radical Deputies were equally to blame. The Minister who made it ought not to be retained in offlae another moment. The Go? vernment was culpable in not remov? ing him. Picard, of the Left Ceutre, pointed to j the long immunity from Goverumout interference which the Bonapartist journal, Le Pays, had en? joyed, and declared that Foustou was unworthy of confidence. Fouston re? plied that he deelined to retract any? thing he had said. The Assembly shonld await the result of the inquiry whioh had been ordered into the re? cent deplorable occurrences. In con? clusion. Iih iurtnr.nl the Chamber that the Ministry was determined to make President MaoMahon's authority re? spected. Bethmont then moved a vote of censure against the Ministry, whioh was rejected, by a vote of 337 to 326. The Government has resolved, iu addition to the temporary suppression of Le Pays, to oommence proceedings against its proprietors for violation of the press laws. About the time of the return of the Parliamentary train to Paris this even? ing, large numbers of people began to assemble around the station, but the crowds were soon dispersed by the police, and there was no disturbance on the arrival of Deputies. The Booapartist propaganda is very active, especially in the barracks. I It is considered certain that St. Croiz, in striking Gambetta yesterday, acted inaacordanee with a pre-arranged plan of the party leaders, to provoke a duel. The copies of Le Pays were seized by the police this evening as soou as they were issued. The Left Centre is reported still hopeful of a union with a portion of the Right Centre, for the formation of a Ministry under Duke D'Audilfirt Pasquier. London, June 13.?Tho Times has the following special despatch, dated Paris, Juuo 12, midnight: "The boule? vards are crowded to-night. All the cafes aru full of people. An immense conflagration is visible iu the Northern part of the city. The freight station of the Northern Railway is in flames. All tho firemen of the city are hurry? ing to the spot, aud thousands of po? licemen and soldiers are going iu the same direction. The fire began at 1 o'clock." Paius, June 13.?Th6 measures adopted by the Government to pro vent a repetition of the scenes of yes? terday and Thursday at tho Westum depot proved effectual. At noon, the hour for the departure of tho Deputies on the train, there was no more than the usual bustle at the station. St. Croiz was brought boforo tho Police Conrt for assaulting Gambotta, and sentenced to six months' imprison? ment and to pay a line of 20U francs; also, ordered to pay the costs of his trial. He declined to accept kjal assistance. The rioters who were arrosted Thurs? day evening were sent to prison; their terms ranging from a week to a month. Madrid, June 13.?The Impartial says that, iu the event of tho death of the Pope, the Spanish Government will, in the election of his suooessor, claim the privilege of the vote that wan formerly accorded to King Castile. Paris, June 13,?It is reported that the violence of the Bonapartists during the past few days is part of a conspi? racy they havo entered into to bring about a dissolution of the Assembly and appeal to the country through a plebiscite. A semi-official note of protest has been issued agaiust newspaper ac? counts of tho late difficulties, as mis? chievously provocative of excite? ment aud hatred, and expresses the hope that the measures already taken by tho Government to restoro quiet aud prevent further trouble will prove I sufficient. Telegraphic?American /flutter*. Washington, June 13.?Judge Har? ris oalled on the President this morn? ing, to protest, in the name of the people, against military interference in Virginia, and to assure him that as good order prevailed in Petersburg as any city in tho Union. Tho President ,~ ~7)"." ?'?i rff was absent. Ho proceeded to tbo At? torney-General's office, where a oopy of the telegram published.? below was furnished, giving the' latest' phase of the pit oat ioh? Harris says no troops will be sent to Petersburg: Attorney-Gen eh Aii's Office, Wash? ington, June 12.?United Slates Mar? shal Ramsdell, Petersburg: You are in? structed to take the uecessury steps to protect tue property of the United States from injury, and the officers of tho Government in Petersburg from any violent iuterfereuoe with tbem in the performance of their official dcty; and to that end, if you think proper, you may summon a posse of the citi? zens to aid you; but if these men are found inadequate for the purpose, you will be furnished, upon a oall by you upon me, with troops from Fortress Monroe. It is dosirable not to use troops, if possible. ' In the Senate, West, of Louisiana, from the Committee on Transporta? tion, reported adversely ou the House bill providing for the ooustruction of the Fort St. Phillip Causl, and the committee waa discharged from its further consideration. Ha also re? ported, from the same committee, on the amendment to the river and har? bor appropriation bill, which provides for the appointment, by the President, of a board of engineers, to be com? posed of two from the army, two from the coast survey and threo from civil life, which board shall make a survey of the mouth of the Mississippi Rivor, with a view to determine the best method of obtainiug and-maintaining a depth of water sufficient for the pur? pose of commerce, either by n caual from said river to the waters of tho Gulf, or by deeponiug on?> or more of I the natural outlets of said river; und said board shall make a full and de? tailed estimate and statement of the cost of each of said plans, and shall re port the same, together with their [opinion thereon, showing which of all said plans they deem preferable, giv? ing their reasons therefor, to the Sec? retary of War, to be presented ut the commeucement of the seooud session of the forty-second Congress. The amendment proposes to appropriate $50,000, or uo muoh thereof as may be necessary, to defray the expenses of said survey. Placed on the caleudar. The report of the coufcruncu com? mittee on disagreeing votes of the House aud Senate couceruiug the Freed men'a Bank and its branches, re? commends the enaotment of the House bill, slightly amended, which allows the bank to continue business; but prescribes the character of tho loans that may be made, and of the securi? ties that may be accepted in future. The House has non-concurred in all the material amendments of the Se? nate to the bill repeuling moieties. The conference report on the currency bill is now before the House. Shrbveport, June 12 ?1,000 pouuds of nitro-glycerine in the Government magazine, four miles above this city, expluded to-day, with terrific force. The concussion was so great here that the whole population rushed into the streets. The houses were ?buken and windows broken. Salisbury, N. O, Juue 12.?At the convention of the Couservulivu party of the Seventeenth Congressional Dis? trict, yesterday, Maj. Wm. M. Bob? bins, the preaent inonmbent, was unanimously nominated ou the first ballot, receiving the vote of every County. New York. June 13 ?Tho brick? layers have decided to demand four dollars per day after Monday. Savannah, June 18?Tho schooner Rener, from Iudian River, Fla., for Savannah, ran ashore on Sahulo Shoals, oil' Doboy, ou Sunduy night, the 7th, and wcut to pieces in litten, miontes. Capt. Trott, wife and child, Dr. Yarlleld, a passenger, aud two co? lored men got iu a boat, but were swamped uud ull drowned, except tho captain, who returned to the wreck, where two other pusseugers uud the balance of the crew rumained. They floated on a ruft iu Si. Catherine's Isiund, and wero taken oil' by the steamer Carrie, uud brought to this city tbis morning. They were four days without food. Washington, Juue 13.?Tho Virgi? nia Midland Road has arranged to re? new its rail connection with the Balti? more and Ohio Road, via Beuuing's? a point two miles North of Washing? ton. This will avoid the present trans? fer ut Washington, and is a matter of interest to Southern travelers going North. W. D. Chipley, of Georgia, has been appointed General Southern Agent of tho line. An additional section to tho Freed meu's .Savings Bunk bill, agreed upon by tho conference committee, is as fol? lows: That tbo deposits of the com? pany shall be held by the trustees of tho company as special deposits, aud all investments mudo shall be held for tho use and benefit of tho depositors only. The trustcos are required, on or before July, 1375, to make a full statement of the assets and liabilities,, aud lay the same before thd Secretary of tho Treasury, who, if ho thinks the bank solvent, shall issue an order declaring that thereafter ull deposits shall be general. Tho Finance Committee reported adversely on the bill for the abate? ment or repayment ot taxes on bonded receipts destroyed. The Senate agreed to request the House for a now con? ference on finance. In the House, the vote rejecting the conference committeo on the cur? rency bill was 108 to 110. The sun? dry appropriation bill was roiumod. Among its appropriations are the fol? lowing: Custom House, Charleston, S. O., 8100.000; Court House, Colum? bia, S. 0., ?156,899. Probabilities?For New England, the Middle States, and tho Eastern portion of the lowor lnko region, gene Irally^clear w^bttef 4/Jrj^evail, with [ brisk North aod West winds during the uight, alight chaoges io tempera? ture and rising barometer. For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, Ten? nessee aud tho Ohio Valley, partly cloudy weather, North-east to South east winds, stationary or rising tem? perature, and slowly falling barometer, except iu the South Atluutio States; light rains will prevail ou the Sooth Atlantic and Gulf ooasts. Philadelphia, June 13 ?A Louisi? ana delegation, appointed to visit Northern cities iu behulfof the suffer? ers of that section of tho country, ad? dressed a meeting of merohaots here to-day, aud expluiued the deplorable condition of the people of their State. The delegation was introduced by Col. Forney. After thu address several subscriptions wero made, and then the subject of raising additional funds for the sufferers wus referred to the board of muna.ers of the Chamber of Com? merce. Telegraphic?CnmmcrcUl lit ports. London. Juno 13.?Eries 26%@27. Paris, Juue 13.?Rentes 59f. 90o. Liverpool, Juno 13?Noon. ?Cot tou dull uud easier?uplauds 8}-4(d} 8,-kj; Orleaus 8}X; sales 8.000, includ iug 1,000 for export und speculation; sales of uplands, nothing below good ordiuary, deliveiable iu Juuo or July, 8,*4'; nothing btduw low middling, deliverable iu June or July, 8 5 10; sales include 4.600 American; salts of uplands, nothing below good ordinary, i deliverable in August or September, j 8,'oj nothing below middling, deliver | able in August or September, S ? 16 New York, June 18?Noou.?Stocks j dull. Money 2. Gold ll-Jf. Ex- j change?loug 4 8S>?; short -1 01. Go- ' vernmeuts dull. State bonds qmot. j Cotton quiet; sales 326?uplands IS; I Orleans lH;)^. Futures opened quiet:1 June 17(2.17,1,,'; July i7'4@17 516; August 17 11 16; September i L7|4@17 9-16. Flour dull aud im-J changed. Whuut quint and declining. Corn doll and drooping. Pork steady, at 18 00. Lurd tirin?ateam ll%(<~t) 11?4. Freights firm. 7 P. M?Cottou quiet aud un? changed; sales 320. Flour in buyers' | favor, with moderate inquiry. Wheul iu largo supply aud l(H)2e. lower? wiuter red Westeru 1.63(oi.l.50. Corn lo. lower, with good export demand. Pork quiet. Lird steady. Coffee Urm. Sugar dull and heavy. llioe quiet. Freights firmer?cotton, steam 3-16. Cottou?not receipts 196; gross 1,107. Futures closed ?roi; saleH 8.500: Juno 17#; July 17 7-16@17 15 32; August 17 131G(a;17 27-32; September 17 23 32; October 17 7-16@17 15-32; November 17 3 16(ijl7t4; December 17 3-16@17>?. Money closed at 1%. Sterling quiet. Gold 12>ij. Govern? ments dull and steady. States quiet uud nominal. Bank statement?Loaus increase 81,375,000; specie decrease 32,500,000; legale decrease $1.000,000; deposits increase 8325,000; reserve decruusu S3.500.000. ? Louisville. June 13?Fio ;r, coin and provisions quiet uud unchanged. Whiskey 97. Cincinnati, June 13 ?Family flour a shade higher, a 6 15@6.30; others unchanged. Corn ?rm und aotive? mixed GG(o)67. Pork quiot aud firm. Lard quiet. Bacon in limited job? bing demand. Whiskey 90. AOOCSTA, Juue 13.?Cottou dull? middling lO1^; net receipts 112; sales 74. CiiAHLEsroN. June 13.?Cotton dull ?midoliug 17; net receipts 132; vi? ports coastwise 182; Mdes??. Baltimore. June 13.?Cotton dull ? middling 17;'4; low middling 1G:,4; good ordiuary 15;\j; exports uoustwise 110; sales 51; spiuuers 20. Norfolk, June 13.?Cotton quiet and lower?low middling 10.'4 ; net re? ceipts 198; exports coastwise 015; bales 150; stock 2.595. Galveston, Juue 13 ?Cotton quiet ?good ordinary 15J.j ; middling 17 r.j ; net receipts 103; sales 75. Boston, Juuo 13.?Cotton dull and nominal?middling 18,%; not receipt* 302; gross 598; sales 15u. Savannau, Juno 13.?Cotton nomi? nal?middling IG>'4; net receipts 151; gross 151; sales 437. WlLM'NGTON, June 13.?Cotton un? changed? middling 17; net receipts 7. MOBlIiB, Juuo 13 ?Cottou quiet uud firm?middtiug 10-,.l; not receipts 12, exports coastwise 212; sules 000 Philadelphia, June 13.?Cotton dull?middling IS.1*; low middling 17^; strict good ordinary 16^; good ordinary 16.'u; ordiuary 14*g; net re? ceipts 35; gross -103. Memphis, June 13.?Cotton quiet? low middling 16.'4\(i(16.l-2 ; receipts 198; shipments 598. New'Orleans, Juue 13?Cotton quiet aud unchanged ? middling 17,'; net receipts 73; gross 73; exports coast? wise 1,101; sales 25(1. Can't Lather wrru the Same Brush ?How many negroes in tho United Slates run burber shops at which no negro could get shaved for 3100? Is this distinction betweeu the colors a race prejudice for which the poor barber ought to bo punished, or is it a business necessity winch tho law oauuot relievo him from, und, therefore, should not punish him for regarding? Why did uot our Senators include the barber shops with thu hotels, railways, theatres, etc.? Evi deutly, they knew that they wero enacting uu absurd, unjust nud inope? rative law, whioh they intended for nothing but a bit of negro buuuombo? a trap lor negro votes. A book-binder had a book brought to him to be rebound. After tho job was finished, ho made thu following entry in his day-book: "To repairing tho 4Wav to Heaven,' twenty-live oonts.' " ' Hotel. Arrivals. June 13, 1874.? Wheeler House-F Miller, oity; P G Obappell. Riclilaod; F E Taylor, Mrs Cooper, j L Horn and lady, Charles? ton; W Steele, lady and son, Savan? nah; D F Atkinson, Ky; W M Con? ners, Lancaster; J G Thompson, Bean fort; J G Cramp, Baltimore; F M Galbraitb, S C. Columbia Hotel?S Wragg. Charles? ton; W Sprinkle, oity; J H White, N Y; J W White. Va; J G Holmes, Jr, S C Gilbert, V S Holtou, J D Stonev, Charleston; T P Shelton, Union; J D Sprunt. N C; W B Meauy, N Y; J N Long. Ky; C P Gardner, Greenville; A B Kuowlton, Orauceburg; B Manly, W P Irwin, S Sc U KB. Time, morning. Sister, home from hoarding school, to brother who never gets up till delay becomes dangerous ?"Willie, the orient flatnes with gold? en spleudor. Arise I Our morning re? fection awaits your presence." (Wil? liam doesn't heur.) Mother shouts afterwurd, making a grout cluttering on the balusters with the broomstick? "Wi-i-i-i-iiliam! get up this instant, you lazy dog-skin, you, und come down to breakfast!" (William doesn't hear.) Father, a few minutes later?"Bill!" William, .springing out of bed?"Com? ing, sir!" A Mncon negro philosopher, discuss? ing the relations of thu races, said: "You know de turkey, he roost ou de fence, and de goose he roost on de ground. You pull de turkey oll de leuce, and he will git up ngaitt. Yon crop his wings, but .-oinehow Or nud d-r, bo's gwiue to get luck on de fituco Now, you put de goose on de I fence, an he will foil off; be don't, be? long dar. De turkey am de white man; he's down now, but is gwiue to g?-t up iiguiu. D-< nigger is Ue goose; he better stuy wtiar be belongs." Tne dedication of the mouument to C'd. Eltsworth, who was killed in Alex? andria, V.l., at the beginning of thu war, lor hauling down a Confederate flag, has .sei people to talking about his earthly u flans. This talk has brought the. statement that the beauti? ful young lady who was to havu been bis bride, and who at bis death vowed eternal celibacy for bis sake, was not preveut at the dedication, because it was not convenient for her to leuve her husband uud children. Nine times out- of "ton if a young muu in Alabama wants to set out on a visit, be ta waited upon by some one und a shot-gun, and made to marry some suitable young lady before he de? parts. It' k man tries to put ou any stylo in .San AuluulO, he hears such expression as "Shoot the cuss with the plug hat ou." Ouo drawback to publishing a uews paper iu Colorado is the tact that teamsters steal the printers' ink to grease their wagon with. To Gas Consumers. IN consequence of my ollica being clos*d ou Saturday, tho diaouuut will be al? lowed on all hills paid on TO-MORROW MONDAY,. JACOB LEVIN, June 14 1 Sec. and Treaa. Qaa Co. Strayed. WaSOk TW0 uEu MILCH COWS and fHoDe SPOTTED YEARLING " 2t 11 Eli-Ell CALF; Calf had muz Z u Uli n uuU left holllrt. The Cows each give about .-even quarts. A suitable reward will he n&id to tinder, bv June 14 W. Ii- LOW RANCH. Notice. A T a meeting of thu Diroetora of the Carolina National Hank, held yestcr ?Uv. it waa ordered that a DIVIDEND OF FIVE PK.lt CENTUM on the Capital Stock I be pai.l to the Share-holders, ont of tho profile for the paot sis mouths, on aud itt. r July 1 tier.. C. J. IUEDELL, June 14 thaw Cashier. Columbia Lodge, No. 108, A. F. M. A Regular Communication of this Lodge will ho hold in Masonic Hall. TO-MORROW (Monday] EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Hvorder ol tho \Y. M. H. STEEL. Juim 14 1 Secretary. Myrtle Lodge, No. 3, Knights of Pythias TH R Regular Convention vill hu hold in Odd Kel owa* Hall, TO-MOKROW Monday) EVENING, at 8 ' o'clock. Candida'es will ho in atteudauen at o'clock. K. S. RoUKNIUH I', June 14 1 K of IL A S. I The Spartanburgand Ashevilie Rail? road Company. NOTICE is hereby given thai the nndor ?uig'ied will heat the Carolina National Hank, in lliia cby, on IUKSDAY, the 16th day of Jone, to receive from subscribers to ? h j Capit il St <ck or tins Company the first installment of five dollars per share, i Prompt pavmeul is requested. By order. A C KV CT VI AN, Secretary and Treasurer S ?t A. It. It. Co. June 14*2 .Sale of Real Estate. John Fisher, an Irustee, vs. John Fielding. OS MONDAY, the Gth day of July next, at 10 o'clock, in front of tho Court flousu, in Columbia, 1 will sell, undo/ powtir of attorney, the following described deal Estate, mortgaged by John Fielding to the Citizens' Saviugo Hank of South Carolina, to wit: All that LOT OF LAND situate and being in tho city ol Columbia, in tho County of Itichland aud State of South Carolina, houudetl North h> lot of Mc vllister, East by lot ot J. I'. Southern, South by Plain street, and West by lot of I). Epatin, f>r niurly of Henry Davis .coutaini g ouo-halt ?ere. more <n- io?a. Terms cash. Jinn. II 111 JOHN FISH Kit, Tru h t eo. Tno Expanse of Heaven. a SERIES OP AYS on the Wonder* /V. tit the Firmament. IJy Proctor. $1 Personal ReminiMcences of Wellington, Co indgo. Ac. il SO Our Fied. Uv author of Old Fashioned Roy $1 .10 Workiiigmun'd Homes. $1.25. VValdfreid; a Novel. Dy Auerbach, au? thor of Villa on Rhine. $2. Justin Uarley. Ry John Estin Cooko ?1.75. OhaaMiioy'fl Military Biography ol I.ce lirant, ?Vo. j'2 00. and a variety of now London Novels um other new hi oka. Fur sale ul Juno :; i;:ty vv.-' P.oi kstore ,t it ?I-?!>??:'? a f. ..' I, ..-Hi Commencement Exercises. GREENVILLE A COLUMBIA B. P. 00., Columdiv, ?.C., Juno 12, 1874. FIIUIaN UNIVERSITY. Greenville. 11 Hill SCHOOL, Greenville. FE5ULK COLLEGES, Green-rlllc. VISITORS to tho COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES of the above named in? stitutions, paying tho regular faro from auy station on thtit road to Greenville, will have tho privilege of RETURNING FREE to the tamo station on ah.t day between Monday, tbo 15th,and Monday, the 224 day of Jane, both dates inclusive. Newberry College. W nlhaila. Tho aame privileges will be extended to visitors to the Cummoncemont Exercises of this institution, extendisg from Satur? day, the 20th, to Saturday, tbo 27th day of Juue, both dates inclusive. Eraltlne College, Due West Visitors to the Commonooment Exercises of this institution will have tho same pri vileges as above, from Saturday, June the 27th, to Saturday, July the 4th, both dates iuoluaivo. THOS. DODAMEAD, Juue 13 3 General Superintendent. For Sale, A MAGNIFICENT KNABE PIANO, soveu-octaves, roso ? wood case, agraffe treble, Ac, Sc., with handsome Cover and Stool, at greatly reduced piice. Apply at this otnee. June 9_"_ tnth STATE PENITENTIARY IS the place whore Judges of the law sond offenders to atone for their misdeeds and rororra their ways. Tho '"INDIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE""is tho place where judges of tho weed send their friends to get the liueut C1GA RS and TOBACCO, and realize that ! the "celebrated 5c. Cigars" surpass any they cau buy elsewhere at lOo. Every one before leaving for A SUMMER RESORT Should get a supply of these, or of that] niauinticent little Havana Cheroot, at #3.50 per hundred; remembering that as the State House is headquarters FOR STATE OFFICIALS So this Ci?ar Emporium it headquarters tor Smokers and Chewers, and that these goods can oulv be bought of "PERRY A- SLAWSON, Indian Girl Ci>;ar Store, Coiumbi? Hotel Block, Columbia, 8. C. June 13 Jj Grand Central Dry Goods Establish'; OF W. D. LOVE & CO. HAVING purchased a bankrupt stock of | RIBBONS tor cash, we are offering | them a*, the low pneii of 25 cents a yard, in ' ;rosgrain and all-boiled, in all colors, from No. 9 to GO. SASH RIBBONS in propor? tion. All our Goods have bean marked down I 20 to 30 per coat, below market value. JUST KECEIVGD, 250 dozen HOSE AND HALF HOSE? good heavy Goods for working people? which we offer at 10c aud 12Ao. a pair? worth double the money. 250 pieces handsome Summer DRESS GOODS, at 25c. a yard. Our BOOTS AND SHOES are from the best makers and sold at low prices. 10 cases PRINT8, at 10c. a jard, and 100 I nieces Paper Cambrics, at 10c. a yard. Purchasers aro requested to examine our stock bolore making their selections. Wil. D. LOVE A CO., Mar 10_(Underjhe Wheeler House, i MILLINERY. A FULL line of latest styles; also, Ladios' and Children's SUITS, Mrs. Moody's cele 'bratod COR8ET8, with other styles; UNDER-WEAR in great variety; HAIR of all description, and Baziar Pat? terns, which will be sold very low. Please ca'.I and see tor yourselves, at June 2 3nos MRS. C. E. REED'S. _ Look Out! Look Out! GREAT REDUCTIONS IN TRICES OF GOODS ?t 10. F. JACKSON'S. l Stool: must bo sold, as 1 take stoek by the tirat of JULY, a:.d wiut a arood balance shert. C.F.JACKSON, June 7 Leader of Low Pi ices. SPRING 1874. ... 1874 SUMMER. FINE CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING, Coats, Pants and Vests, in all tho latest stylos. All the garment* are well made. A largo lino of the celobrRted STAR SHIRTS. LINEN AND JEAN DRAWERS. GENTS' NECK TIES and Windsor Scarfs, Linen Collars aud Socks. Tho beat KID GLOVES. Silk, Strnw and Felt HATS. Panama and Chip HATS. UMBRELLAS, CANES, TH?NK8 and 8A ICllKLS. KINARD & WILEY. May 31 Breakfast Bacon, BUFTALO TONGUES, MESS MACKER? EL. LEAF LARD, PIGS' FEE I", for sale low by HOPE A QYLE8._ Straw Hats. (pi O to D. EPSTIN'S, nndor Columbia VX Hotel, for cheap and stylish STRAW HA r8. _May 80 Summer Wines. 4 FINE hit i<r CL ARET and 8ANTEUNE /jl WINES, tor sale by tho bottlo or gal? lon, by UOl'E A GYL'.'.s. PLAGE to buy your READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS, GENTLEMEN'S FUR? NISHING GOODS, etc., etc., is at the CHEAPEST Aud largest Clothing Store South of Rich? mond. Onr Stock is almost daily replenished IN All its departments with all the latest styles. We guarantee to please the taste of Most fastidious in every particular; war? rant our Gc at to be as represented, aud will sell t. ? cheap as any house in the CITY. Those in wast of fine Custom-made Gar? ments should give us a call before going elsewhere. It. & W. C. SWAFFIELD. May 31 _ MOTHER DARLING'S Infant Cordial, SOOTHING FOR CHILDREN TEETH? ING. A wonderful medioine, for chil? dren of all agos and oonditon; it improves their health and regulates the bowels. Mothers may have full confidence in this preparation, as being the very best medi? oine for softening the Gums, and render? ing the process of dentition easy. For delicate children, with impaired digestion and weak stomachs, it will be found a valuable aid i? promoting digestion, cor? recting acidity, and improving the growth of the child. Its superiority has been amply tested by the experience of Mothers and Nurses, and wo are confident will be found by all who use it to be just the safeBt and best INFANT CORDIAL ever offered to the people. For Teething, Inflammation of the Gums, Snasms, Fits, Roily-ache. Wind on the Stomach, Griping rains, Sour Sto? mach, Looseness, Bowel Complaint, Wind Colic, Cholera Morbus, Vomiting, Frotful neBs, Restlessness, and all complaints in? cident to children. No Mother, Nurae or Friend should be without it. For sale by E. H. HEINITSB, At hie Drug and Chemical Store. May 29_t Save Your Chickens from Cholera. ACUBE at band; call on Dr. HEINITSH. It cures Chicken Cholera and Hog Cholera. For sale at his Drug Store. April 22 t_ Bargains in Suits. FOR bargains iu Business and Dress SUITS, go to D. EPSTIN'S, under Co Inmbia Hotel._May 30 Hoes! Hoes 1 "ITTE are still agents for the celebrated * YV WARREN HOE, whioh has given such general satisfaction the past season, and have also a full assortment of Brade's Crown HOES. Handled Garden HOE8, Oardon RAKES. Garden TROWELS, SPADES, SHOVELS, SPADING FORKS, Manure Forks, Canal and Garden Wheel? barrows, Ac, Ac, for salo at our usual low prices^_JOHN AGNEW A BON. THRESHING MACHINES, HORSE POWERS Engines, Reapers Mowers, Fans, Grain Cradles, I SEASONABLE LABOR-SAVING MA? CHINERY GENERALLY, For salo by L?RICK & L0WRAN0E. eSTOrdcr early so as to give ample time and avoid disappointment. F. B. GLASS, Acconntant. WILL attend to Opening, Closing or Koopiog Sots of BOOK8 OF AO COUNTS for Merchants, Bankers, Me? chanics, Professional Men or others, and to any business pertaining to the Counting Room. COPYING or WRITING of any de? scription executed promptly. Offico at Co? lumbia Hotol, first floor._June 9 OHE KOK EE SPRINGST VISITORS to CHEROKEE SPRINGS can at all times procure conveyances for Excursions or Pleasure Trips, from Messrs. Carrier A Carson, proprietors of tho Palmetto Stables. Arrangements have also been made with these gentlemen to convey visitors from Spartaubnrg to tho Springs at moderate fare. JOHN B. BLACK, Resident Manager Cherokee Springs. June 11 _G_ Apple J .ok. ALOT ot puro mountain APPLE BRANDY, two aud three years old. A genuine article. Ma> 31 JOHN 0. SEEGERS. Shirts, &c. fit) to D. EPSTIN'S, for SHIRTS and VX FURNISHING GOODS. May 30