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Tetcar?.pl?lc ? Forclg n Affali ? Paris, Juno 15.?Tho Constitutional bill prepared by tbu Left Centre was introduced iu tbe Assembly to-day, and a vote of urgency wan carried by 345 against 341. Paris, June 15.?The Assembly ib crowded with Deputies and spectators. Oasimier Perier introduced tbe consti? tutional bill prepared by the Left Centre, and moved that its considera? tion be declared urgent. He Bajd the country demanded a termination of the provisional state. He urged union against Bunapartism and demagogues. The speaker was frequently interrupted by the Bight and warmly applauded by the Left. La Boulage*supported the motion for urgency. He said re? cent events had shown the dangers of the provisional oonditiou. A monarchy was impossible; the empire would only lead to the invasion and oppression of France. Tbe republic was tbe govern? ment of all, for all, and its establish? ment would inspire tbe country with confidence. General Reohaumier, of the Right Centre, und M. Raoul Du val, of the Right, opposed the motion. M. De Kerdael, of tho Right, warned the members that if a majority of tbe Assembly was ohangod, Marshal Mac Mahon might consider it his duty to resigu the Presidency. A vote waH then taken on the motion for urgency, and it was agreed to by yeas 345; nays 341. -All tho Ministers voted against it, but iu their c-ipacity as members of the Assembly only. The motiou had not been made a Cabinet question. Urgency haviug been declared, the bill was referred to tbe Committee of Thirty. M. De La Rochefoucauld and Due De Bisaccia, of the extreme Right, then introduced * resolution, which was read amid profound silence, tnat the Assembly declares thut the Go? vernment of France is a monarchy; tun* the throne belongs to ths head of the bouBe of Franoe; that Marshal MaoMahon may assume the title of Lieutenant of the Kingdom, and that tbe national institutions shall be deter? mined by agreement between the King and the national representatives, Great excitement followed the reading of the resolution. Rochefoucauld moved that it be referred to the Com? mittee of Thirty, but the motion was rejeoted by a majority of 100. The Ministers, with the .exception of M. Tailhand, voted agaiust it. The As? sembly adjourned until to morrow. It is stated that Rochefoucauld resigned his position as AmbaBBadcr to Great Britain before introducing tho resolu? tion. The Bonapartist Deputies held a conference before to-day's .sitting, and came to the conclusion that it would bo of no use to introduce any counter motion against the Left Centre. London, June 16.?A Times special from Paris contains tho following par? ticulars of the proceedings iu tbe As? sembly, iu addition to last night's re? port: M. Lambert De Saint Croix, | supported by ail the members of the Right Centre, submitted a bill provid? ing that MaoMahon's power be con? firmed with the title of President of the republio; that a second Chamber be organized; that the right to dis? solve both Chambers be conferred on MaoMahoo, and that hie successor be appointed by the two Chambers in convention. This bill was referred to the Committee of Thirty, together with that of tho Left Centre. The Times correspondent adds: The exact result of tbe sitting is, that the Com? mittee of Thirty now have received au imperative mandate, forciug them to promptly organize either tho septenate, without proclaiming the republio, or to constitute and declare a definite re? publio, under the Presidency of Mac Mahon. It is probable that the com? mission will organize a septenate, and the Assembly will ratify its decision; otherwise, tho majority, uitheitowitu tho Government, will shift to the Left, which, in all probability, would cause MaoMahon to resign. It is not un likely that, iu consequence of yester? day's proceedings, some of tbe Minis? ters will resign; but there will be uo absolute Ministerial crisis. In the Cabinet Council, held pre? vious to the sitting of tho Assembly, Gen. Cissey and others urged Prosi dent MaoMahon to send a message to the Assembly, reminding it of its pro? mise to organize his powers, but a ma? jority of tbe Ministry were averse to saoh aotion. Ministers Cissey, Magno, Grivart and Decasez voted in favor of Do La Rochefoucauld'b motiou to rofer hi? monarobioal resolution to the Com? mittee of Thirty. Deputies Blauo, Qaine', Peyratz, D'Audiffret, Pasqnier and twenty members of the Right Centre abstained from voting on Casi mier Perier's motion for urgency on tho Left Centre's constitutional bill. Madrid, Judo 16.?Rumors of tbe evacuation of Estalla by the Carlists are not confirmed. Gen. Concha is preparing to attaok tho town immedi ' ately at three different points. London, Juno 15.?Coventry won the Esoott stakes; Leoitnus won the Prinoe of Wales stakes; Argainst won tbe Esoott gold vaso. Telegraphic?-American Matters. Charleston, Jane 16.?Arrired? Steamships Manhattan, New York; Equator, Philadelphia; Flag, Boston; schooner Rosa Eppioger, Now Xork. Indianapolis, June 14.?The orop returns and special returns in relation to the tobacco crop in Kentucky, Southern Ohio, Indiana and Tennes? see aro each as to make the outlook a very bad one. Aside from tho late frosts, tbe bug, fly and other insects have been very destructive. No trans? planting had been done up to Juno 1st, tbe ground being too dry. It seems to bo the general opinion among growers and dealers that tho prospects are in favor of not more than one-half to two-thirds of last year's orop. Muoh damage is report? ed as done by the potato bags, which are evidently increasing in numbers. Comparatively little damage-is report? ed as done by- tbe obinob bog, and no extousive deatruction by the grass? hoppers. Baltimore, Jane 15.?St. Alphon sas Hall, on Saratoga street, Balti? more, which was destroyed in tbe great fire last July?attached to St. Alphonsas Catholic Church?having been rebuilt, was dedicated Sunday with appropriate ceremonies. Bishop Gross, of Savannah, officiated. A large number of Catholio clergymen and an immense congregation were present. Portland, Oregon, June 15.?The entire Democratic State ticket ws elected in Oregon. The Legislature stands: Senate, Republicans, 11; De? mocrats, 9; Independents, 10. House, Republicans, 16; Democrats, 22; In? dependents, 22. Philadelphia, June 15.-Tbe $5,000 race at Suffolk Park came off to-day. The race was for a purse of $5,000, to harness, best three in five. The truck was a little heavy and dusty, but tbe day very fine for sport. Tools sold ou tbe time of tho Maid at $100 to $30 that she would not make 2.21, aud $100 to $50 tbat she would not get down to 2.23. The tirst heat was very line, both starting woll together, Net? tie leading to the half mile pole, but iu tho home stretch the Maid passed her and won by a good leugth iu 2.23. Iu tho second heat Nettie started iu advance, but on the turn broke badly, the Maid getting fifty yards ahead. She aguiu broke at the half mile pole. The Maid kept away ahead und wou by six or seven lengths iu 2 20 In the third and last tieat they started badly, the Maid being a leugth ahead. This leud wuh increased to three, lengths at the quarter, at the half about two aud at the three-quarter polo about oue. Ou the borne stretch the Maid shot awav ahead. wiut. iug by four lengths in 2 2~4}?. New 1'ohk, June 15.?A large num? ber of bricklayers struck to-day for $4 Ser day. They have been receiving 3.50. While some men kept at work, the majority ou many buildings re? fused to Work, unless they received the amount demanded. It is thought 2,0j0 men are striking. San Antonia, Texas, June 15.?Tho Indians have appeared, and are steal? ing cattle near Fort Davis. Providence, R. I., Juuo 15.?Cal? vin G. Cafarle, a diamoud jeweler of this oity, was lost, overboard, from u steamer runuiug between Montreal and Quebec, ou Saturday night. HonoKEN, N. J., June 15.?This morning, a lad seventeen years of age was attempting to cross the Morris aud Essex Railroad, when he was struck by an iuooming train and tbrowu ou the track. Tbe wheels of the cars cut oil' an arm aud a leg, and theu cut his I body iu two pieces. Tho lad's uame was McElroy, aud he resided in Brook? lyn. New York, June 15.?Edward Mul? len began this morning tbe feat of walking 500 miles in six days, of j which 115 are to be made iu twenty four hours. At uoou, be bad com? pleted his sixty miles, uud was, up pa. reutly, iu first-rate condition, Washington, June 16.?The Senate passed the House bill to authorize tbe Secretary of tho Treasury to suspend work on public buildiugs. Iu the Arkansas contested election oases, Wilsbire, the sitting member, was un? seated, and Gunter sworn iu; uud tbe committee was discharged from tbe consideration of the case of Bradley against Hyues. The House passed tho bill making bigamy or polygamy u ground of iu eligibility of territorial delegates. The Judioiary Committee, at a meeting this morning, took no action ou Bnstted or Judge Durell. Judge Story has resigued. Philadelphia, Juoe 16.?The Board of Trade passed resolutions oppustug u further issue of irredeemable currency, aud approviug the President's course in vetoing the ?uauoiul bill. Jerome Park, N. Y., Jane 16.? Bouavouture wou the ladies' stakes; time 2.42^4. Preskuoss won tho se coud race; time 2.12. New York, Juno 16.?Tho Post's finunoial item says tho important event to-day, in financial circles, has been tho suspension of tho banking house of Turner Bros., uud the marking up of the rates of sterliug exchange by leading drawers. Tho suspension of Turner Bros, was announced at 12 o'clock, aud created surprise, us the firm has beou iu business since 1811, uud has bad the reputation of buiug not ouly strong, but very conservative. The suspension now is caused by com? mitments to the Western Railroad, with which thoy have beeu identified, aud is made for the purpose of pro? tecting tbe general creditors aud de? positors. John Harper, senior member of the firm of Harper Bros., is seriously ill of paralysis. A letter from Rome, dated May 30, suyo the Free Mason:; of Italy have held, iu Borne, during the present week, their annual election of adminis? trators of tbe affairs of tbeir order. It appears, by tbe report, that there is about eight lodges iu the kingdom, and their number, as woll as tbe ini? tiation of members, is constantly in? creasing. The hostility of tho church to this fraternity, instead of hiudenug its prosperity, seems to promote it. Steps are about to be taken for build? ing, in Rome, a temple or centrul place of meeting, so as to perfect tbe organization of tbe order. ? Providence, Juno 16.?Eighth bal? lot? Burnside dO; Dixon 27; Barstow 18; Sheffield 7; 15 soatteriog. Savannah, June 16.?Tho corner stoue of the monument to tbe Con? federate dead, to be ereoted by tho Ladies' Memorial Association, iu tbe park, was laid this afternoon, with im? posing oeromonios. The entire wbite military", ' ooTuprisTug"infantry, cavalry and l^iHejx^tni^io^MODio fra? ternity wore out. Tbe afternoou waa a general holiday, and tbe streets und parks were crowded with people. Washington, Juue 16.? In tbe House, a bill for tbo relief of a saviugs institution having no capital and doing business solely for the benefit of de? positors was passed. Tbo Indian ap? propriation bill was reported. It con? tains 131 amendments. The House passed the bill exteudiug to the 4th of July, 1875, tbe tiinu for presenting claims to tbe Southern Claims Com? mission, aud providing for the ap? pointment of two additional Commis? sioners. Tho Houf.o, also, on motiou of Beok, of Kentucky, passed a bill fur the relief of the owners aud purchasers of lands sold for direct tuxes iu insur? rectionary States. Tho conference re? port was made on tbo bankrupt bill and ugreed to. The bill now goes tu the President for bis approval. In tbe Senate, tbe bill which pnsseil this morniug gives tho Secretary of the Treasury discretion in stopping work on the public buildings. Post office appropriations occupied the day. The form 1 report of the Senate committee asserts all tbe rascalities in tho District Government foreshadowed in these despatches. The debt is I $21,000,001). I Probabilities?Pot New England i and the Middle Stutes, generally warm weather and rain will prevail, with South-east, and West winds, a slight j rise of temperature aud falling baro? meter. For the South Atlantic State.-, j light rain, followed by clearing wen-1 ther, light to gentle winds, aud >tii tionary en f illing barometer. For the Gulf Stales. Teunes-oe and the Ohio ( Valley, locul lains, Southerly to Wei' 1 erly winds, veering to North-westerly North of Tennessee, a slight rise of temperature, and no decided change iu tbe barometer. Telegraphic?Commercial He port a. ConuiiniA, Juno 16.?Cotton quiet? middling 10@16.'.v. London, Juue 16 ?Erics 27@27.!4'. Weather onset tied. Paris. June 16.?Ileutes 59f. 5c. Liverpool. Juno 16?Noon.?Cot? ton dull aud easier?uplands Or leauB 8j^(oj8>.>; sales 10,000, including 2.000 for speculation; cotton to arrive 1-16 cheaper; uplands, nothing below low middling, deliverable in Juno or July, 8>4; deliverable iu July or Au? gust, 8^; Orleans, nothing below low middling, deliverable in July or Au? gust, 8|.jj deliverable in August or September, 8*?', Hales include 6,500 American; uplmds, nothing below t?ood ordinary, deliverable in July or August, 8 5 16. Liverpool, June 10?Evening ? Cotton?stiles of uplands, nothing be low good ordinary, deliverable iu June, 8 3-10; deliverable iu August or September, 8 7-16; nothing below low middling, deliverable iu August or September, 8,'J; sales of Orleaus, no? thing below low middling, deliverable in August or September, 8 916. Yarns and fabrics quiet and unchanged. New York. Juue 16.?Cotton weak; sales 692?uplands 17^; Orleans I8J4'. Futures opened easier: Juue nominal; July 17^, 17 316; August 17 9 16; September 17^, 17 7-1G. Flour duil and in buyers' favor. Wheat quiet and heavy. Coru dull and declining. Pork heavy. Lard heavy?Bleam 11 ^q. Freights tirni Stocks dull. Money offered ut 3. Gold opened at lOJs ? now llJa- Exchange?long 4 89; short 4 91)-2 Governments dull. State bonds doll aud uomiuul. 7 P. M.?Cotton ?net receipts 130; gross 164 Futures closed steady, at a decliue; sales 35.000: Juue 16 1510. 16 31-32; July, 17 bid; August, 17^' ibid; September 17'.j. 17 9-32; October J7 1-32. 17 116; November 16 15 16. I 16 31-32; December 16 15-10. 16 31 32 Cotton quiet; sales 800, at li%(u)l8y?. Southern flour heavy?commou to lair extra 5 9b\rr)0.70. Wheatsupply largi-; market l(g)2o. lower, with moderate de? mand?1.50(0)1.52 for winter red West? ern. Coru lUr)2u. lower, with fair ex? port demand at the decline?79(ti)83 lor Western mixed; 81(a)85 for Western yellow; 90 for wbitu Western. Coffee quiet?17;,1'(?/)21 for Kio; mild grades held firm. Hice quiet and uuebuug.-d, Pork heavy?now 17 80. Lird heavy, ut 11,'?(m;11 9 10. Whiskey ?rm, at 1-00. i' 1 -eights u shade firmer. Mo? ney easy, at 2,'.j(<')3. Sterling quiet, at 4 89. Gold-?rm, at ll '^ll >4. Govorumeuts strong aud little doing. States quiet and nominal. Cincinnati, Juue 10 ?Flour aud coru quiet. Pork iu good dmiaud? beld at 18 00. Lard quiet aud en cbauged. liacou easier?shoulders 7)(j@7|^; dear rib 9^; clear 10.'.;(?) lO^s. packed. Whiskey ?rmer, ut U0. Louisville, Juue 10 ?Flour, corn aud provisions unchanged. Paeon quiet und weak. Lard declined, at 12'4 (g)12)?. Whiskey 98. Baltimore, Juue 10 ?Flour in good demand and u shade lower. Wheat quiet und steady. Coru qutol?white Southern 90; yellow 82 Provisions quiet. Shoulders l%(a)8. Lard?re ?uod 12. Whiskey 98(^99. Cuttou dull aud uomiuul?middling 17;^; net receipts 55; gross 109; exports coast? wise 231; salt's 15. Galveston, June 16.?Cotton easy; buyers and sellers apart?good ordi? nary 15J?; not receipt? 150; bales 50. Wilmington, Juue 16.?Cotton mi ohangtd?middling 17; net receipts54; exports coastwise 57; stock 727. Mouile, Juue 16 ?Cotton quiet and oa>y?middling 1G?4'; exports coastwise 305; sales 600. Norfolk, Juno 1G.?Cotton dull aud demand light?low middling lOj^; uet receipts 327; exports coastwise 070; sales 10 J. Memphis, Juno 16.?Cotton dull and easy?low middling lO,'^; receipts 230; shipments'.?7. j Philadelphia, Juno 10.?Cotton dull?middling 18,'fi; low middling 17)6; strict good ordinary 10%; go?3d) ordinary IG,1?; ordinary 14^? gross f receipts 58. Charleston. June 16.?Cotton dull | -middling 17; net receipts 69; sales' 25. Savannah, Juno 16 ?Cotton dull?' middtiug 16'a; net receipts 300; gross 300; sales 301. Auousta, June 16.?Cotton dull and drooping?middiiug 16; receipts 34; sales 120. Boston, Jone 16 ?Cotton dull? middling 18.??; gross receipts 2,280; exports to Great Britain 17; sales 150. New Orleans, June 16.?Cotton inactive and weak?middling 17.%; uot receipts 450; gross 655; sides 31)0. Strayed. TWO HE LI MILCH COWS and one SPOTTED Y E A It LI N Q _HEIl-ER CALF; Calf had niuz z uuu ?uiii left home. The Cows each give about seven quarts. A suitable reward will be paid to tinder, In June 14 " W. B- LOWRANCE. The Spartanburgand Asheville Rail? road Company. NOTICE is hereby given tLia.t the under? signed will boat the Carolina National Rank, iu this city, on FRIDAY, the 19th day of June, to receive from subscribers to Ills Capital Stock of this Company lue first Installment of live dollars per share. Prompt p.ivinetit is requested. Bv order. I ? A. C. KAUFMAN, i Secretarv and Treasurer .s. A A. It. R. Co. ! June 11*2 Commencement Exercises. GHEENVILLF. A- COLUMBIA R. R CO., i Ini.v:mi.i >>. C . June lit, 1 >71. ! FUR.man 1\1VKII>1 rY. Ureeitvllle. HKiU school, Oiftiivllk. FEMAL.G t:Ulil.EllE,Gr(cnvlllc. "\riSirOB.S to the COMMENCEMENT V EXERCISES el the above named in I siilutioiis, paying the regular fare from ! anv ntatiun on i his mad to Qreeuville, will have the privilege ot RETURNING FREE to the same h la lion on au.t day between Monday, the 15th, and Monday, the 221 day i of June, both dates inclusive. iViwberiy College. VVulhalla. Tho same privileges will be extended to visitors to the Commencement Exercises of this luatituti >n, cxteudiag from Satur? day, the 20'h, to Saturday, the 27th day of June, both dates inclusive. Enkluc College, Due U nl. Visitors to the Commencement Exercises of this iustituti ?n will have the same pri? vileges as above, from Saturday, June the I 27th, to Saturda>, July the 1th," both dates j luclusivn. THOS. DODAMEaD. June Rl 3 General Superintendent Look After Your dorses. SI'RING time is the time to give the GER? MAN HORSE POWDERS. For all dis I eases to which the horse iasuhject, no better '. medicine can be given. Get it only at March 5 i HEINITSH'S Drug Store. S 300.000 MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES! Localized by Stile Authority, acd DItA WX IX PUBLIC IX ST. LOUIS. Ormml Single Number ScHeme. of .">o,ou0 \ uinbera! draws tuu last DAY of kacii month. CAPITAL PRIZE, $50,000! 10..1s0 Prizes, Amounting to 9300,000. Whole Tickets, $ 10; Balves, 5; Quarters, 2.50 T7te threat Combination Scheme, iriih a CAPITAL PRIZE OF $32,500! and 32.300 PittzKS, Amounting to $578,177 1 Drais* Every Saturday During the Year, Whole Tickets. $10; Halves, 5; Quarters, 2.50 Address, for tickets and circulars, MURRAY, MILLER A CO.. Manager*, P. O. Box 2,44?. St. Louis, Mo. April 7 t?i?_ Drs Greene. Lindley & Bentley's Great Family Medicines. ClOMPOUA'D RXTUACT CURYDA? / t.is, tho gicat vegetable alterative for all diseases arising Ironi impure blood. im. QUKKNR'S PIT CI UK, lor the cure of Epilepsy, Fits,Spasms, and convul? sions of all kinds, iileilieutetl Honey, for Coughs, Cclds, Bronchitis, Croup, and all diseases of the lungs ae I air passages. Neurnlgiu Specifics certain and speedy cure lor Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Nervous Head-ache, and all nervous pains. WnbiiMb Valley Ague Cure. Contains Qu i to tie. A most positive remedy lor BiiliH, Bilious Fever, and Congestions of Liver and Sptoen. Acts like a charm. Prepirod at the Laboratory, Charlotte, N. C. For sale bv W. C. FISHER, N'ov 20 tl> Columbia. S. C. First Installment Upon Capital Stock. OfpiukSpartannuno A Asheville R. R. Co., Cha?LKSTON, S. C, May 23, 1371. WI I'll a view of pushing forward the sur? veys on this Road, the Board of Directors have ordered that an installment of live dollars ;$5) per share upon tho Capital Stock be called for on the tlret davot June next. Payment ot the same must bo made to Mr. A. C. KAUFMAN, Treasurer, at the oflico ol 'he Company, 25 Broad street. Iu cades where subscribers reside beyond Charleston, remittances may be made by di al in or post oflico money orders, as the Company cannot b? responsible for thoso made In any other way. Upon payment of the fust Installment,the usual scrip will be issued. Punctual payment is requested. C. G. 1IF.MMlNGER, President. A. C Kal'pmjn, Secretary and Treasurer. Max 2li_ l|6jU Without the Knife! CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE, by using "Buasel's Oanokh euiu:" This wonderful discovery for the euro of Cancer has attracted much atten ! thin here and elsewhere. Tho remedy is now lor sale at HEINITSH'S Drue. Store, where all applications will bo made. Those afflicted with this maliguaut disease will tlo well to tl v it (let il at E. U. UElSIl'SH'd Drugstore. June Hi 1 PLACE" "to :bny yonr READY-MADE CLOTHING,,H ATS, 0 ENTLEMEN'S FUR ?'' '? >' i \ ' k I NICHING GOODS, etc., etc., is at the CHEAPEST And. largest Clothing 3tore South of Rich? mond. Our Stock is almost daily replenished IN All its departmcots with all ths latest stylos. Wo guarantee to please the tasto THE Most fastidious in ever) particular; war? rant our Goods to be as represented, and will sell aa cheap as any honso in the CITY. Those in want ot line Custom-made Gar? ments should k^''1 m a call before going elsewhere. R. & W. 0, SWAFF1ELD, May 81_ Look Out: Look Out I GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICES OF GOODS at G. F. JACKSON'S. Stock must bo sold, as I take stoek by the first of JULY, and want a good balance sheet. C.F.JACKSON, June 7 Leader of Low Prices. AT TUE [Grand Central Dry Goods Establish.'! W. D. LOVE & CO. HAVING purchased a bankrupt stock of RIBBONS for cash, wo are offering them at the low price of 25 cents a yard, in groagrain and all-boiled, in all colors, from No. y to GO. SASH RIBBONS in propor? tion. All our Goods have bosn marked down 20 to SO per cent, below market value. just heceiv?d, 250 dozen HOSE AND HALF HOBE? good heavy Goods for working people? which we offer at 10c- and 12Jc. a pair? worth double tbo money. 250 pieces handsomo Summer DRE8S GOODS, at 25c. a vard. Our BOOTS AND SHOES are from the best makers and sold at low prices. 10 cases PRINTS, at 10c. a yard, and 100 pieces Paper Cambrics, at 10c. a yard. Purchasers are requested to examine our stock before making their selections. WM. D. LOVE A CO., Mav 10 (Under the Wheeler House.) SPRING ; 1874. ?. 1874. SUMMER. FINE CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING, Cuata, Pauts and Vests, iu all the latest styles. All tho garmenti are troll made. A large liue of the celebrated STAR SHIRTS. LINEN AND JEAN DRAWERS. GENTS' NECK TIES and Windsor ocarfe, Linon Collars and Socks. Tho best KID GLOVES. Silk, Straw and Felt HATS. Fauama and Chip HATS. UMBRELLAS, CANES, TRUNKS and SATCHELS. EINAED & WILEY. May 31 MILLINERY. , A FULL line of latest styles; also. Ladies' and Children's SUITS, Mrs. Moody** cele? brated COKHETS, with other styles; UNDER-WEAR in great variety; HAIU of all description, and Bazaar Pat? terns, which will bo sold very low. Please call and seo for Vvf yourselves, at June 2 3fnoa MRS. O. E. REED'S. STATE PENITENTIARY" IS the place where Judges of tho law sond offenders to atone for their misdeeds and reform their ways. The "INDIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE" is the place where judges of the weed send their friends to get tho finest CIGARS and TOBACCO, and realize that the "celebrated 5c.Cigar?" surpass any they can buy elsewhere at 10c. Every one before leaving for A SUMMER RESORT Should get a supply of these, or of that maguitlcont little Havana Cheroot, at $3.50 per hundred; remembering that as tho State House is headquarters FOR STATE OFFICIALS So this Cigar Emporium is headquarters for Smokers and Cbewers, and that these g.?od?cau only bo bought of PERKY * 8LAWSON, Indian Girl Cigar Store, Columbia Hotel Block, Columbia, S. C. June 13 " Sale *of Ite'?FEstate. John Fisher, as"trustee, WJohh Fiet&lng. ON MONDAY, the 6th day of July next, at 10 o'clock, in front of the Oonrt Houae, in Columbia, I will soil,-under power of attorney, the following described Real Estate, mortgaged by John Fielding to the Citizens' Havings Bank of South Carolina, to wit: All that LOT OF LAND situate and being in the city of Columbia, in the County of Bichland and Btate or South Carolina, bounded North by lot of McAllister, East by lot of J. P. Southern, South by Plain street, and West by lot of D. Epatin, for merly of Henry Davis,.containing one-half acre, more or los?. Terms cash. June 14 t9 JOHN FI8HEB. Trustee. I 100 PAULS GENT'S FINE FltEKGU SHOES! For comfort and durability, these SHOES are unsurpassed. Also, a fall lino of Ladies', Misses' and Children's SHOES, of all descriptions. Great bargains in Gent's Serge, Con? gress and Oxford TIES, suitable for the season. R. C. SHIVER, Agent. Juno 1C _2 Shirts, &c. O to D. EPSTIN'8, for 8HIRT8 and FURNISHING GOOD8. May 30 Gr Save Your Chickens from Cholera. ACURE at hand; oall on Dr. HEIN IT8H. It cures Chicken Cholera and Hog I Cholera. For sale at bin Drug Store. April 22 f_ Low Priced Music Books. Attractive, Useful and Very Popular. CLARKE'S DOLLAR IN8THUCTORS, FOB Beed Organs, Piano and Violin. T> TVER OF LIFE. 35 cents. Best Bab ?X bath Schee! Sens Hook. CANTATA OF ESTHER. Dramatized. 50 cents. Immensely popular. Father Kemp's Old Folks' Tnnes. 40 cents. Much enlarged. Sang every I where. RIVER OF LIFE. 35 cents. Best Bab bath School Song Book. ' WINNER'S NEW B?tlUuL for Piano, Cabinet Organ, Guitar. Banjo, Cornet, Accordeon, *ife, Flute. Flageolet, Clario? net. Price of each Book, 75 cents. RIVER OF LIFE. 85 cents. Best Book for Sabbath Schools. WINNER'S BAND OF FOUR, tl.00. 1st and 2d Violin, Cornet or Clarionet and Bass. Sent post-paid, qd receipt of retail price. OLIVER DITSON A CO., Boston. OHAS. H. DITSON A CO., June 5 wsTT_ 711 Broadway. N. Y. Notice. AT a mooting of the Directors of the Carolina National Bank, held yester dav. it was ordered that a DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENTUM on.the Capital Stook be paid to tho Share-holders, oat of the profits for tho past six month's, on and after July 1 next. O. J. IREDELL, June 14 Cmw ' Cashier. MOTHER BARLING'S Infant Cordial, SOOTHING FOR CHILDREN TEETH? ING. A wonderful medioine, for chil? dren of all ages and conditon; it improves their health and regulatos the bowels. Mothers may hive full confidence in this preparation, aa being the very bast medi? cine 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 in promoting digestion, cor? recting acidity, and improving the growth of the child. Its superiority has been amply tested by the experience of Mothers and Norses, and we are confident will be fonnd by all who use it to be just the safest and best INFANT CORDIAL ever offered to the people. For Teething, Inflammation of the Gums, Spasms, Fits, Belly-ache, Wind on the Stomach, Griping Pains, Sour Sto? mach, Looseness, Bowel Complaint, Wind Colic, Cholera Morbus, Vomiting. Fretful ness, Restlessness, and all complaints in? cident to children. No Mother, Nurse or Friend should bo without it. For sale by E. H. HEINITSH, At his Drug and Chemical Store. May 29 _t Hoes*. Hoes! WE aro still agents for the celebrated WARREN HOE, which has given snch general satisfaction the past season, and have also a full assortment of Brade's Crown HOES. Handled Garden HOES, Garden RAKES. Garden TROWELS; SPADES, SHOVELS, 8PADING FORKS Manure Forks, Canal and Garden Wheel? barrows, Ac, Ac, for sals at our usual low prices._JOHN AQNEW A SON. THRESHING MACHINES, HORSE POWERS Engines, Reapers, Mowers, Fans, Grain Cradles, SEASONABLE LABOR-SAVING MA? CHINERY GENERALLY, For sale by L?RICK & LOWRANCE. SSTOrder early so as to give ample time and avoid disappointment. Summer Wines. AFINE lot of CLARET and 8ANTERNE WINES, for sale by the bottle or gal lomjby_HOPE A GYLES. Bargains in Suits. FOR bargains in business and Dress SUH'8, go to D. EPSTIN'S, ander Co lumbia Hotel. May 30