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Tctcjrmphtc?Fort)??-? Aflr?tr*. - Havana, Jqqo , 21.?An immense water spout formed I in tbe harbor to? day, and passed through the shipping, causing1 Considerable damage. The Russian bark Jenny was oapsjzed and several small boats sunk. No lives were lost. The men-of-war tried blank cartridges which had the effect of dis? solving the column of water. Thirty leading merchants, bankers And hnnlcsj ha?A uitrnnil cn ticrr>>f?men t to reoeiye foreign coin at tbe following rates: Pound sterling, $5; Louis d'or, $4; Mexican, Chilian, Costa Rioan and Peruvian, new ounce, $17; Spanish, 100 reals fine, $50. Other merchants and mercantile establishments are re? quested to sign or conform to this agreement. A conference was held at tho Cap? tain-General's palace, this evening, of all the Colonels in tbe city aud chief officers of tbe volunteers. Tbe jour? nals exhort the inhabitants to turow off their lethargy aud do something to , save the island from financial ruin be? fore it i? too late. Pauih, June 21.?The latest advices from Spain stato that tbe frontier town Figueros, onGerqoa, is closely invest? ed by tbe Carlist chieftain Sabalis. Herr; .Halzfeld, who was sent from Germany to Spain, with the offer of a loan, to be guaranteed by a mortgage upon the Phiilipine Islands, bus failed in his mission, and willr return to Ber? lin. Telegraph communication between France and Spain has, been severed. London, June 21.?The Observer publishes tbe text of the borne rule resolution, which Dr. Isaa? Butt, M. P. for Limeriak, proposes" to move on 80th inst., in tbe House of Commons, and which, in substanoe, is as follows: Thai it.is expedient and just to restore to the Irish nation the power of ma? naging^ exclusively Irish.LeJjnfijra in an Irish' ? Parliament; provisjprjs being made at the same time for maintaining the integrity of tbe empire by leaving to tbe Imperial Parliament tho control of imperial affairs. In tbe House of Commons, to-day, Richard Smith, member for London? derry County,;-gave notice he should move an amendment to Dr. Butt's home rule resolution, to tho effect that it would be prejudicial to tbe peace and prosperity of Ir land to make any changes involving a dissolution of tbe legislative union of tbe two countries. The House of Lords has decided, in the Mordaunt divorce case, that pro? ceedings ?hall continue, uotwitbstaud ing the insanity of the lady. The Porte prohibits tbe circulation of tbe Bible in Turkey. The Cologne Gazette mentions a ru? mor that the conference of Roman Ca? tholic Bishops of Prussia, which meets to-day at Fulda, will endeavor to make a compromise with the Prussian Go? vernment. Constantinople, June 20.?Yester? day, the. Turkish vessel Karr, en route for Salanioa, was run into, in the sea -of Marmora, by an Egyptian vessel named Bebera, and sunk in a few mi? nutes. The-Karr bad 340 persons on board, including passengers and crew, and of this number 320 were drowned. Havana, June 22 ?Spanish gold 2.85. Exchange on United States, sixty days, oiirrenoy 1.39@1.40; short sight, 1.40?! 44; London, 1.9802 00; Paris 1.68@1.70. Small sales at above rate?); higher rates asked in tbe after noo... Sugar?No. 12 D. S. 23@23)? reals. London, Jone 22 ?Iu the House of Commons, - this evening, Bourke, Under Foreign Secretary, said the -question -of recogoizing the present government < in Spain, engaged tbe most serious attention of her Majesty's Ministers'. Tbeydid not wish to defer recognition, for they were ever auxious to give moral support to a constitu? tional government which was endea? voring to maintain order against re? action and revolution; but it was de? sirable to wait until the organization of the Spanish Government had the up pearanoo of greater permanency. A Paris despatch to tbe Daily News Hays it is understood the committee will report, recommending Perier's bill be tabled aud St. Oroix's be adopt? ed. Tbe Legitimists will probably oppose the latter aud the Left will move tbe former bo referred to a new committee. A great debate is expect? ed in the Assembly when tho report of the committee is presented. A Florence journal says tho Pope has been presented with a copy of tbe address sent from tho United States to Archbishop Lodochowski, of Posen. The Holy Father, iu leplyiug, spuke most cordially of America, uud said tbe United States is the only country where I am really Pope, in the eyes of tbe Government. I urn always afraid lest tho European Governments shall oppose or control my acts; whereas I can freely send pontifical documents to the United States without fear of opposition on the part of its Govern ment. BEitiiiN, Juuo 22.?A conference of Roman Catholic bishops opened at Fulda to day, and will end on the 26th. Tbe Prussian Government has appointed offioial administrators of tho dioceses of Posen aud Greaenf. Rome, June 22.?The American pil? grims to-day present an album aud col? lection of valuable diamonds to the Pope. London, Jane 22.?The cable for business hence to Brazd opens to-day. PaBIB, Juno 22.?Oouut Damns has been in negotiation for some day* with prominent Legitimists, in regard to the constitutional guarantees which Count DeOhambord may be willing to grant. The Committee of Thirty have completed their general deliberations on the bills of Cassimir Parier aud M De St. Oroix. The final sitting will be held on Wednesday. Madrid, June 28.?Oastellar and Martos had a loog oonferenoe yester day. ? -The-^bjeot-of-their-'intenriew was ttio fusion of tha Republicans and Radicals.. The Radicals decaarid as a condition of fusion, the election of new Oort^" Liqbon, Jane 23.?MeBsagee of cour? tesy passed freely between the Porta guese and Brazilian officials. Telajkrantilc?American Rlattara. Washington, Jane 22.?Tbe Hoase went to the business on the Speaker's table, and then passed the following bills: To prevent baztug at tbe Naval Academy; to oonfirm the purchase for the site for Fort Houston, near Nash? ville, Tonn., to the Fish University; to remove the political disabilities of R. Morgan and O. Li. Stevenson, of Virginia, aud John Julius Guthrie. The bill for tbe better organization of the United States District Courts in Louisiana was left on tbe Speaker's table. The Geneva award bill passed. There are to be five commissioners, a olerk, a short-band writer aud a Go? vernment lawyer. Sherman called up 'ho House bill to repeal the Act under which the San born contract was awarded. Passed. Spencer, of Alabama, called up tbe House bill relating to tbe Circuit Courts of tbe United States in tbe State of Alabama, whioh was discussed at Borne length aud passed. Omaha, Jane 22.?Five companies of infantry left here this morning, for Fort Laramie. Boston, June 22.?In the Senate, this afternoon, the liquor lioense bill passed by the House was passed to De engrossed, by 17 to 14. ? Ualtimohh, Jane 23.?Frank McDo? nald, a sou of Wm. McDonald, a mil? lionaire, who owned Flora Temple, has been arrested, on tbe charge of mur? der of a gambler, named Berry Amos. Washington,' Juno 23?1 P. M.? The postage on newspapers is fixed at two cents a pound. Congress will ad? journ at 4 o'clock, to-day. The Con lerenoe Committee of the two Houses agreed, this morning, to amend tbe substitute recommended by tbe Senate Transportation Committee for tbe St. Philip Canal. Tbe bill is as follows: Tbe commission of engineers who are to survey tbe mouth of the river is to consist of three army engineers, three from civil life aud one from ttio coast survey. In the House, the conference report on tbe sundry civil appropriation bill was agreed to; also, on the river aud harbor bill, aud the post office appro? priation bill. Tbe latter fixes postage on daily and weekly newspapers at two cents a pound, aod magazines, Ac, three cents; public documents, ten cents a volume?everything pre? paid. A bill to remove tbe political disabilities of Robert Tansill und Mar? cellus Christian, of Virginia, was passed. No impeachment proceedings likely to be called up. The Seuate, this morning, passed tbe bill to remove the political disabi? lities of E. L. Winder, L. L. Lomax and George E Piokett, of Virginia; Richard T. Alpin, J. W. Bennett, A. S. Taylor and Geo. W. Huhnes, of Maryland; Sardin G. Stone and Jos. Wheeler, of Alabama. 8 P. M.?Tbe appropriation for the flooded section of tbe South-west was reduced to $400,000. Tbe Speaker appointed E. R. Hoar, of Massachu? setts, and Mitchell, of Wisconsin, members of tbe oommiBsiOa to frame a permanent form of government for tbe District of Columbia. By unanimous consent, tbe Senate bill removing tbe political disabilities of James L. Pugb, of Alabama, was, on motion of Oald well, of Alabama, passed. This was tbe last legislative act of tbe session. For some time before tbe boar of final adjournment, there was a noisy mur? mur of leave-taking among the moo: hers. As the hands on the dial of the chick pointed to 6, the Speaker, wish? ing all members a safe aud happy re turu to their homes and families, pro uouueed the first session of the forty third Congress adjourned without day. No impeachment. The President nominated ex-Go v. Alex. Shepherd, ex-Postmaster Deuui son aud Henry T. Blow, Provisional Commissioners to govern the District. Blow mid Denuisou were confirmed. Shepherd rejected?3? to C The Pre? sident substituted A J. Cuttle, of New Jersey, who was continued. Tbo new tariff btll failed. Tbe Con? gressional Committee nay there is uo protection in tbo present post office jiwsuguiunt .straw bids. Martin aud Ryersou, of Misnissppi, are among the Geneva award commissioners. The bill for the survey of water routes passed. One of tbe last bills to pass the Se? nate, was Gou Young's bill to im? prove I ho O. is: an an la River, in Geor? gia. Tbe appropriation i? ?10 UDO. Probabi lines?For tbo New Eng laud, Middle States and the lower lake region, increasing cloudiness aud local rains North ot Virginia aud Maryland, will prevail, with South-west to North? west winds, continued high tempera? ture and atuHouury or rising barome? ter. For the South Atlantic uud Gulf States, Tennessee und the Ohio valley, partly cloudy aud uontiuued warm weather aud light rains; from South? ern Georgia Westward to IVxas, South? east to South west winds and con? tinued high barometer, except in tbe last named district. , Tuckuhtown, N. J., June 28 ?A steamship is ashore on Long Bench, betweeu Bond's boarding bouse and Old Inlet. She lies easy, apparently iu no danger. Wreckers have goue to ber. Shu is two-masted and is ou Old Inlet Shoals. Louisville, Ky., June 23?At Glasgow, on Saturday night, iu a dis? reputable bouoo, a negro, named Maxey, ki led another negro, named Everett. Tbe next morning tbe peo? ple, black aud white, turned oat en masse in parsait of the marderer. They caught him, bat he broke away and pioked up -? large stou?, - with which 4m mesaeed the crowd, A negrd.^fced -^ack 'ilarUo; drew a pistol and fired upon Maxey, bnt missed him and slightly wounded a white man, named J. A. Shirley, who was close beside Mazey. Thereupon Shirley, snpposirjg Martin was trying to rescue Maxey. tired upon him (Mar tin) with fatal effect. Maxuy was then overpowered, brought to town and jailed. ? ?i?Q ???iuti j??? ?irOUgu??l wus assassinated, yesterday morning, by Eilet, in Pulaski Gounty. Ellet's wife left him and took np with Brougham some weeks ago. Chicago, June 23.?Samuel Myers, theatrical manager, is dead. New Orleans. June 23.?Notwith? standing an attempt of the officials to suppress the Bulletin, it appeared this afternoon us nsual, acd is us caustic on tbe Kellogg-Duroli usarp'atiouists, styling tbem unscrupulous usurpation* ists, now iu power by tbe graoe of ?Federal bayonets. To the Republican newspaper, the Bulletin returns thauks for courtesies which euable it to conti? nue its publication until its new type can be received. Providence, R. I., June 23.?An? other very ineffectual ballot to-day? Burnside 41. Portland, Me , June 23.?At the Democratic Convention, to-day, Jos. A. Titoomb was nomiuated for Go? vernor by acclamation. Telegraphic?.Commercial Report*. Naw York, June, 23?-Noon.?Gold, opened at 12?how 11 %. j Stock's, active and lower. Money %%. ' Ex? change?long 4.88^; short 4 91. Go? vernments strong. State bonds quiet. Cotton quiet; sales 1,100?uplands 17%; Orleans 18%. Futures opened stroug: July 17 8-16, 17 7-32"; August 17 11-16; September 17 11-16, 17%. Flour quiet aud firm. Wheat a shade better. Corn firmer. Pork firm? mess 18.00. Lard quiet?steam 11'? @ll 9-10. Freights firm. 7 P. M.?Money easy, at 2J?@3. Exohaoge 4 88%. Gold 11%@11%. Governments doll but strong. States quiet. Cotton quiet; sales 1,388, at 17%@18%. Southern flour a shade firmer?common to fair extra 6.20(a) 6 85; good to choice 6.90@11.00. Wheat a shade firmer and iu moderate export and home trade demand, dos? ing rather quiet. Corn a shade firmer, closing scarcely so firm?82@83 for Western mixed. Coffee active and firm?Rio 18^@21%; Santos 20; Ma racaibo 19%@20)?; Laguayra 20%. Sugar steady and in fair demand, at 7%@8 for fair to good refining; 8)b prime; 8 good; Muscovado 8!fJ olayed. Molasses quiet and steady. Rice very quiet and unchanged. Pork active aud firmer?new mess 18 00@18.25. Beef nnehanged. Lard heavy, at 11% ($11%. Whiskey steady, at 99. Freights to Liverpool firmer?cotton sail %@516; steam ?6@7-16. Cotton ?net receipts 170; gross 214. Futures olosed easy; sales 34.800: Jone 17 3-16, 17%; July 17 5 16. 17 11-32; August 17 25-32; September 17 25-82. 17 13 16; Ootober 1715-32, 17K; November 17%; December 17%. New York, June 23.?The 6udden upward jump iu stocks caught many small operators nnpping, and several bundled shares Central, Erie. Lake Shore, Colombia, Chicago and Indiana Central and Pacific were closed out, under tbe rule. In tbe early dealings for account, M. F. Platt and M. Cald well announced to tbe board thut they could not meet their engagements to? day. Galveston, June 23 ?Cotton nomi? nal?good ordinary 15; net receipts 61; stock 7,124. New Orleans, Jane 23 ?Cotton qclet and nnehanged?middling 17; uet receipts 147; gross 147; sales 750; stock 48,701. Wilmington, Juno 23.?Cotton quiet and nominal?middling 10,^; net receipts 18; stock 337. Savannah, June 23.?Cotton nomi? nal? middling 16%; net receipts 320; gross 320; sales 385; stock 13,376. Cincinnati, June 23.?Flour dull and unchanged. Corn quiet and un? changed?mixed 62@64. Pork un? changed?held at 17.75?18 00. Lard unchanged and quiet?summer 10%; kettle 11%@11%. Baoon firmer, higher and irregular?shoulders 7%, packed; clear rib 9%; loose 9%@ 10; packed clear 10; loose held lOj^'i^io1.... packed. Whiskey firm uud in good demand, at 95. Philadelphia, June 23.?Cottou quiet?middling 18; low middling 17; strict good ordinary 16.'J; good ordi? nary 16; ordinary 141.,; net receipts' iul>; gross 108. Baltimore, Jene 23.?Cottou quiet ? middling 17;''u; low middling 16%;] good ordinary 15,'.j; gross receipts 52; exports coastwise 65; sales 101); spin uers 70; stock 6,582. Louisville, June 23.?Flour un? changed. Corn quiet aud unchanged, at 72(0)78. Pork quiet aud uuohauged, ut lb 25. Bacon in fair demand and higher?shoulders 7%; clear rib IO'bJ clear 10%. Lard 12%. Whiskey 95. St Louis, Juue 23.?Flour dull aud drooping?some shippers iu market for low grades. Corn firmer?No. 2 mixed 60@?0% on track uud in ele? vator, and higher No. 2 Bold at 46? 46>?. Whiskey steady, at 96. Provi? sions quiet and steady?only small order trade. Lard quiet?summer held at 10%; saleable 10%. Mobile, June 23 ?Cotton quiet and steady?middliug 16%; net receipts 30; exports ooastwise 109; sales 250; stook 9,591. Memphis, Jnno 23.?Cottou demand fair; holders firm?low middliug 16%; receipts 62; stock 18.443. Boston, June 23 ?Cotton steady? middling 18%; uet receipts 31; gross 1,195; sales 200; stock 9,500. Charleston, Juue 23.?-Cottou dull ?middling 16; net receipts 42; sales 1100; stook 10,132. - Norfolk, Jod? 23.? Cotton firm and tending op?low middling 1G,'6@ 16>4; net receipts 296; export! coast? wise 602; sales 90; stook 140. Augusta, Jone 23.?Cotton demand good?middling 16; net receipts 28; sales 20. ! London, Jone 23.?Weather fair. Ef ies 27@27K. LlvBnpcDi., June 23--Noon.?Cot ion qoiet and unchanged; sales 10,000, in? cluding 2.000 for speculation and ex p?rlj GOti?? iu urnvo i?iu ?e?rer; sales of uplands, nothing below good ordinary, deliverable in June and July, 8 3-16; uplands, uotbing below low middling, deliverable August or September, 8 7 16. 3 P. M.?Of sales to-day, 6,600 were American; sales of uplands, nothing below good ordinary, deliverable in August or September, 8J*?; nothing bnlow low middling, deliverable in June. July or August,-8 S-lGfiySJ^; sales of shipments of new crop, on basis of middling uplands, nothing be? low good ordinary, 8}?. Expenses of the New Yore City Govebnment.?The New York Board of Estimate and Apportionment have just completed their budge for salaries and ourrent expenses of the several de? partments of tbe oity government for tbe present fiscal year: Legislative de? partment, 8997,052.13; mayoralty, 859,500; department of finance, 8574, 486; law department, 8192,650; pnb lio works, $1,593,500; public parks, 8775,565.01; department of buildings, S114.076.62; churitibs and. correction, 31,436,665.92; health department, 8224,750; police department. $4.508, [685 64; fire department. $1,608,65433; board of education, $3,760,085; col? lege of the city of New York, $150, 000; department of tuxes and assess? ments, 8157,000; board of oity record, 867,000; judiciary, $1,346,582.75; commissioners of accounts, $10,200; bo*rd of coroners, $76,756.66; board of exoise, $47,500; bourt of arbitra? tion, 10,000; eheriff, 5100,000; Na? tional Rifle Association, 85,000; total 317,675,422.06. ?.? ? - ? We must bear with St. Louis. Her bridge is really a great thing, and ther* is no better time to get a crowd than on the Fourth of July. President Grant is to be on hand to "declare the bridge to be open;" which reminds us of tbe story of a youug lawyer who ouoe undertook a similar job. He was, like the President, unaccustomed to making speeches. "Ladies and gen? tlemen," bu began, "this bridge was once a part and parcel of the howling wilderness." He paused, and there were cries of "Go on," "Go on." "Ladies aud gentlemen," he began again, iu measured tones, "this bridge was once a part and parcel of the howling wilderness." He pansed once moro. "Good!" "Good!" cried the crowd; "Go on." "Ladies aud gen? tlemen," ugaiu essayed the now per? spiring orator, "this bridge was once a part and parcel of tbe howling wilder? ness; and?and?and?I wish it wus nowl"?Louisville Courier Journal. English Capital in South Caroli? na.?A company of Euglish capitalists have purchased tbe property in Spar tanburg County known as tbe Rolling Mills, about nine miles East of Spar taoburg Court House, on tbe Paoolet River, aud ulao on the Air-Line Rail? road. It was formerly owned by tbe Hon. Simpson Bobo and others, and the iron works was operated until a few years ago. Tbe new owners will re-open the rolling mills on at en? larged and improved scale, and will also ereot at the same place a first class ootton factory. The Rochester Chronicle says Lucy Stone doesn't believe that ladies ought to change their names merely because they marry. Lncy married a chap named Blackwell, and out of compli? ment to their pnrents, the children will naturally take both their names, and will be called Stone-Bluckweil; and if one of 'em should marry BrownSe quard, and their children should marry -. Stop a moment, my son; take breuth. M. Henri de Trassac Brieunes, tbe owner of one of the noblest names iu France, was found in a miserable gar? ret in Pari?) asphyxiated with char? coal recently. Ho left a note iu bis pocket, laying it took live great but? tles to ennoble his name and only tivo sous worth of churcoal to extinguish it. Iu all tho Roman Catholics Churches in New Ywrk, on Sunday, after the ordinary service, special prayers were offered for tho futuro prosperity aud welfare of tbo Pope?that being the 27th anniversary of his accession to tho Papal Chair. A camel and nu elephant belougiug to a circus, were tied to a tree near a railway, the other day, when uu ex? press train came along. The camel fainted away, but tho elephant started off with tbe tree, tho camei and tbe keeper. A newspaper correspondent names a Jersey City hotel which he pronounces free from bugs. There are hotelo so mean that even bugs won't stop there, and it is uot wholly impossible that Jersey Oity may have one of them. What such pooplo as Roohefort were oreated for, is oue of the myste? ries as profound as the genesis of sin, or the moral missiou of mosquitoes and blooded vipers, quotes the Peters? burg Appeal. A Kentucky farmer says that three good bull-dogs roaming the yards nights, will do moro to keep a man honest than all tho talking in tho world. Oniy two parcels of land advertised in Anderson for delinquent taxes were forfeited to tbe State, and these be? longed to colored men. Souppernong and Santera Winea. DOZEN of tba ?bovo, in floe order, 50 for sale very low, by Jane 24_HOPE Sc OYLES. Cutler's Pocket Inhalers and Carbolate of Iodifje Inhalant, fOb Dlseaaee of the Throat and Lungs. fob sale at L. T. SILLIMAN & CO.'S Drug Store. JT?Rf! Ii Gr:mault & Co.'s GURANA POWDEES, FOU Sick Hend-acho and Nenralgiu, for Bale at L. T. SILLIMAN & 0U.'8 Juno 24_Crug Store. Hay and Straw Cuttera RAW-HIDE KOLLI'II STRAW CUT? TERS. Belf-sharpeniDg Straw Cnttera. American Lever Straw Outtera. Champion liay and Straw Cnttera. Bnrdick's National Hay and Straw Cut? ters, comprising the best assortment in the city, and for aale at low prioeB by JunoJI_JOHN AGNEW & SON. Catawba Tribe, No. 1, Improved I Order of Red Men. ACOUNCIL FIRE of the above Tribe | will bo kindled at the Wigwam, (Odd Fellows' Hall,) 8th Itun. 24th Sleep, Hot Mo u h , G. S.D. 383. By order of the Bachum. BICH ARD JONES, Juno 24 1_Chief of Records. Richland Lodge, No. 39, A. F. M. A AN Extra Communication of this w%rLodge will be held at Masonic Hall, /V.THI? (Wednesday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. By order or tho W. M. J. H. SAWYER, Acting Seoretary. P. S. A mooting of the Board of Trustees, I consisting of the three highest officers of I the Masonic Bodies of this city, will be held after the closing of the Lodge. Judo 24 1 Furniture Repairing, Etc. THE undersigned begs to I .inform tho public that ho us Jready to REPAIR FUHNI TUtiE, MATaRE88EB, Ac, as well as Re- | seat Cane CHAIRS, at short notice. WM. G. BOWER, Taylor, between Sumter and Main streets. June 23_ Locomotives and Rolling Stock for Sale. PRESIDENT'S OFFICE CALK. G. R.R. CnESTEB, 8. C, June 22,1874. 0 LOCOMOTIVES. ? 5 BOX CARS. 3 FLAT CA US. Intending to chaoge gauge of the Road, tbo above broad gango stock will be sold at I a groat bargain. For terms, Ac, apply to A. H. DAY EGA, President, or E. THOMAS, Superintendent Chostei and Lenoir Narrow Gauge Railroad Company. . June 23_2_ New Books at Bryan's. THE GREAT ICE AOE and its Re'at ion to tho Antiquity of Man?by Jameu Geike, F. it. S. $2 50. WilkoH, Sheridan, Fox, (of timoof George III.) $2 00. Suniner, (Professor,) on Amorican Cur? rency. $3 00. The Doctrine of Evolution?by Wiuchell. $1.00. Vernes' Meridian or Adventures in South Africa. Vernes' from tho Earth to tho Moon and Around It. $1.00. Sun Views of the Earth or the Seasons, illustrated?by Proctor, F. R. S. %l 50. Vernes' Journey to the Centre of tin Earth. 75 cents. Also, a supply of new NOVELS, by Eng? lish and German authors, cheap. June 23 WATER F1LTERERS. At the Sign of the Gold Padlock. ASUPPLY of latest improved WATER FILTEKEKS, in store and for sale lowforoaahby JOHN C. DIAL. _June20_3 Home Stsmach Bitters. THESE celebrated BIITTER?, prepared by Jas. A. Jaokaon tt Co., of Si. Louis, are a certain preventative of FEVER AND AGUE, INTERS! ITT ENT8, INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, And are highly reoommended as am excel? lent tonic and invigorator of the system. For sain by the wholesale agents, Juno 19_JOHN AGNEW & RON Preserving Kettles, Etc. At the Mgn of the Golden Pad-Lock. 1)UE*BttVlNO KETTLES. CHARCOAL . FURNACES, PRESERVE SPOONS and SKIMMERS. A fall fltook of the above Iust in store and for sale cheap for cash ?v JOHN C. DIAL. "June 18 _ G_ Fresh Biscuits. ?>f\ BOXES Cream. Soda, Milk, Lemon, \J Crackuals, Butter, Farina and Gin? ger Snaps, for salo by HOPE A OYLES. Breakfast Bacon, BUFFALO TONGUF.8, MESS MACKER? EL. LEAF LAUD, PIGS' FEE l\ for sale low by HOWE A GYLES. Montgomery Wnite Sulphur Springs. THIS famous Watering Place will be opened for the ???tiriri? reception of visitors on tho ? rrfflfiifflp-isr JUNE The Buildings have buoii refitted and furnished in the most elegant modern style, and there is every Hpnliaiice for tho comfort, conveni? ence, and amusement of our Guests, such a* Express, Ticket. Post and Telegraph Otlices, Ac.. Ac. Music by the Naval Aca demv Baud from Annapolis, Md. 1 Visitors leave the A. M AO. Railroad at Big Tunnel, ami theuce by branch road H miles to the Springs. Addreis COLHOUN A COWAN, May 22 2iup _Proprietors A Delightful Summer Resort. CHEROKEE SPRINGS, Kl?nt Miles A'orth of Spartanburg Court House, 8. C. CLIMATE? Mountainous, bracing and healthful. WATER?Contains Iron, ^^^^.'nitre, magnesia and sul? phur, ami is not only a fino appetizer, alter? ative and restorative, but is unsurpassed for diseases of the kidneys, bototls and Herr, und for all diseases of children. BATHING HOCSEB. BOWLING AL? LEYS. BILLIARD ROOM, OROQUET GROUND and MUSIC. Every effort will bo made to give entire satisfaction. Terms $40 por month. Children and ser? vants half prioe. Special contraots mado with families. Hacks at depots in Spartan burg. JNO. B. BLACK, May 21 Iran Resident Manager. Who Wants? 1 l\f\ {\f\i \ FEET seasoned LUM LUU.UUU BERfor sale-l, 1J and 3 iuch PLANK, WEATHEK-UOARDING and FLOORING. Apply to E. Stknuodsk. A lot in his yard uow. ISAIAH HA LT I WANG KB. May 21 lmo? I V] Weftft wie. r i (i ~ HenryW. Dixon, Admioiatratof-??'bbnh non of Wright Donley, deceased, 01. Henry Cangbraan e? uz. el al. IN 'pursuance of decretal order in cue: above elated oaae, I will sell at public auction, at the Court House in Columbia. 8. O., on the FIR8T MONDAY OP JULY NEXT, at the risk of the furnier purohaaer, the following Tit ACT OF LAND, lying in Bichland County, about seven miles from Columbia, viz: 193 Acres of Land, bounded on the South tiv tbeCamdon Road and on all other sides by land ?! coward reroirai. Terms op Hale?Ono-third oaah; balance on a credit of one, two and three years, se? cured by bond and mortgage. Purchaser to pay for papers. D. B. DE3AU83?BE, Jano 17 w _Bpeoial Referee._ 1 Sale of Real Estate. Jolm Fisher, as 2ru?ffe, vt. John Fielding. ON MONDAY, the 6th day of July next, at 10 o'clock, in front of the Court Hbuse, in Colombia, I will sell, under power of attorney, tbe following described Heal Estate, mortgaged by Juhn 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 tbe County of Bichland and State of 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 Davie..containing one-half acre, more or lest. Terms cash. _ June 14 tO_JOHN FI8HEB, Trnstee._ Notice. AT a meeting of the Directors of tbe Carolina National Bank, bold yester da v. it was ordered that a DIYIDEND OF FIVE PEB CENTUM on the Capital Stock be paid to the Share-holders, oqt of. the profits for the past six months, on and after July 1 next. 0. J. IRBDELL> June 14 gnaw_ . Cashier. Look Out: Look QutI QBEAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICES OF GOODS at O. F. JACKSON'S. Stock must be aold, aa I take atoakby the ilrat of JULY, and want a good balance sheet. C. F. JACKSON,' Jnne 7 Leader of Low Pi loos. "bargains extraordinary ax the Grand Central Dry Goods Establish't or W. D. LOVE & CO. HAVING purohased a bankrupt atook of BIBBONS for cash, we are offering I thorn at tbe low price of 25 cents a yard, in groBgrain and all-boiled, in all colors, from No. <J to 60. SASH BIBB0N8 in propor | tion. All our Goods havo bean marked down i 20 to 30 per cent, below market value. JUST RJECE1VED, len .i- tjnary ivn n itb nnntj_ kau uiiAuLi Juuu ...Ii' ii mi uvua? good heavy Goods for working people? which we offer at 10c and 12*0. a pair? I worth double the money. 250 pieces handsome Hammer DBESS GOODS, at 25c. a yard. Our BOOTS AND SHOES are from the best makers and sold at low prieea. lOcaaea PRINTS, at 10c. a jard, und 100 ? pieoea Paper Cambrics, at lOo. a yard. Purchasers are requested to examine our I stock before making their selections. Wk. D. LOVE & 00., May 10_(Under the Wheeler Honaa.) THEEbHIN? MACHINES, HORSE POWERS Engines, .Reapers, Mowers, Fans, Grain Cradles, SEASONABLE LABOB-8AVING MA? CHINERY GENERALLY. For sale by LORICE & L0WRAN0S. /s?r (>rder early so as to give ample time and avoid disappointment. Apple Jack. ALOT of pure mountain APPLE BRANDY, two and three years old. A yomunn article. JuHN C SEEG BUS. Hay! Hay? Hay'.!! l THE SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE 130MPANY has alwa>8 on hand tbe 'largest t>tocb of HAY in Columbia, comprising both Kantern End Western, which will bo delivered an\whtro in tho city, free ot charge for dta.iagc, aud at the very lowcHtralon. Oar faoiliiior repurchasing and bandling are tiuoh as to'enablo us tocompete tniccesn fully with any other boose, and parlies in need will do well to give un a ?all before purchasing elsewhere, for we cann<>t bt tin I dertold. Particular attention ia called to onr stock of Eastern HAY, which is the best in tbe market. _May 6 8mo King's Moan tain Military Sohool, VOlOKVtliljK, S C. THE leading features of this in? stitution are ling established merit, fall collegiate course, able aud experienced faculty,o mpleto equipment*, and singularly healthful location. Heond Seseion of 1874 begins JUI Y 1st For catalogue, address Con A. COWARD, May 31 '.mo_Principal. Summer Clothing. (1 O to D. KPSTIN'B, und. r Cnlnmbia T Hotol. for Men's and Hoy's Spring aud Snmmsr CLOfHiyo Mjn 30 CASH. AFTER TO I) VY, we will aell goode for CASH ONLY. COPELAND A R KARDEN. Colombia. 8. C. Annl 29 1874 3mo Summer Wines. AFINE lot of CLARET and BANTERNE WINES, for sale by the bottle or gal? lon, by HOPE A OYLES.