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Telegro.pb.lc? KureUn ADTulr?. HaTonne, Jane 2t.?Tho Garliets have established three entrenched lines before Estella. The innermost line in five leagues from the city. Berlin. Juoa 24.?A naval oonrt martial has sentenced Capt. Werner to arrest for bis oonduct when in cum* ??snd of the German ruHn-nf-warin ttie harbor of Cartagena during the intran sigente revolt. London, June 25.?Biamarok sum? mons tbe King of Bavaria to remon? strate against tbe separulist tendency of the Bavarian police. If Louis is obdurate, a convention of German B'>yalties will be called, with a view to dethroning bim. Yiotoria will not visit Russia in Sep? tember. Paris, June 25.?Figaro, La France and Le Soir bave been punished for publishing Rochefort's letter. Paris, June 24.?At a banquet in commemoration of the birth-day of Gen. Haohe, Gambrd ta gave the toast, "To the Republic" and made a calm aud moderate speech. He urg?d all to give support to the Conservative Republican policy, whioh was opposed t j Cmsarism at home and to the adver ? tries of France abroad. Jules Favre spoke of the frequent victories of the Republican party, and declared the whole of France had become Republi? can. Toasts to ex-President Thiers were drank with enthusiasm. The Oount of Montelivet, who was Minis? ter under Louis Phillippe, has written to Oasimnr Perier, deolaring tbe salva? tion of France imperatively requires a loyal acceptance of the republic A new manifesto from Oount De Chom bord is expeoted iu a feW days. The Government is doing something to check the bold proceedings of the Bo napartists. 8everal members of their committees iu tbe departments have been arrested. Rome, June 25.?There was consi? derable excitement in this city, last evening, in aonsequence of the anti pi pal demonstrations. Several of the leaders were arrested and quiet was re? stored. Telcgrauhlc? American Matters. New Orleans, Jane 24 ?About 100 'longshoremen attacked 50 laborers to? day, in Baylis' coal yard, in Algiers, with clubs and bricks, driving them from their work and seriously wound? ing two. Tbe assailants took posses? sion of the yard, but were finally driven out by policemen. The men working in the yard were receiving less than Union rates, and dn not be? long to the Algiers Union. Threats of further violenoe is made. Lexington, J June 24?Alexander's sale of tborough-breds and trotting -colts oame off to-day at his farm, near Spring Station. There was a lurge at? tendance of buyers from all parts of the country, but principally from New York city. Ool. MoDauiels bought the Quest animal sold?a full brother of Harry Bassett?at 84,700. Fifty thorough-bred yearlings were sold at an average of 8628 each. Trotters sold for about $400 each, on an ave? rage. The total sales amounted to $40,000. Bales of tborongb-breds on every day of this week. Washington, June 25.?It is stated that tbe appropriation for the Gulf coast and Florida peninsular water route survey was omitted from tho river and harbor bill by a bluuder. Eugene Hale accepts the Postmaster Generalship, vice C res well, whom on dil says goes as Minister to Austria. Probabilities?For tho New Eng? land and the Middle Stales, increasing cloudiness and local rains, with South? east and South-west winds, a slight fall of temfjerainre and stationary or falling barometer. For the South At? lantic and Gulf States, partly cloudy and continued warm weather, with S utberly or Westerly winds, no de? cided change in the barometer and light rams near the Eastern Gulf coast. For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, continued warm weather and light"rains; in tbe last named district. Southerly or Westerly winds and no decided ohauge in tho barometer. Deb Moines. Iowa, June 25.?The Ann- Monopolists Convention have orgauized. Resolutions, after con siderable debate, were adopted, de? claring in favor of a new independent reform party; arraigning tbe present national administration for interfering with local uffairs of States; for extra vuganco and oorrnptioo, aud for its unstable finance policy. Naw Haven, June 25.?The statue of President Pierson, of Yale College, -wax unveiled. Chief Justice Waite was among the speakers. Cleveland, Joue 25 ?TheSaonger fest lUAliviftea are unUtfUUlly brilliant. San Francisco, Juue 25.-85,000 were sent to-day fur the flooded South? west. Crop prospeots are wonderfully good. Harvesting has commenced iu some sections. Tbe trotting horse Sim Purdy was so*d yesterday, at auction, to Frank Maloue. for 821.500 Cincinnati, Juue 25 ?George Black? burn, ou old peuiteutiary bird, arrest? ed at Dresden, induced tbe Town Mar? shal to enter bis cell, killed him and escaped New Youk, June 25 ?The ice bouse and stables of the Kniakerboukor Company were burned to-day, with sixty horses; loss $100,0b0. The President is paying a week's visit to the Virginia mountains. He is at the White Sulphur tg/uigbt, where be wiU'romaiu two days. Congratulatory messages passed over the cable to-day, between the Emperor of Brazil and ours. Grant'* answer to the Empeior of Brazil, Ro Janeiro, win as follows: I congratulate yon upon the te egruplito connection just established between Brasil and tbe United States. May it pruvo as olose a link iu national friendship as iu communication. P. D. Madge, special treasury agent, has retired. ' D. G. Lobdell will s'uo coed him. Li.' K. Bass deolines tbe Assistant Seoretarysbip of tbe Treasury. , Providence, R. I., June 25.?An other unsuccessful ballot?Bnrnside 43. New Yore, June 25.?Among tbe loathsome letters unearthed by the re? newal of tho Beec?er-iiiluu eeuuuui, is this: Brooklyn, N. Y., January 1,1871.? I ask Theodore Tilton's forgiveness, and bumble myself btforo him bb I do before my God. I should have been a better man in my circumstances than I have been. I can ask nothing exoept that ho will remomber all the other breaste that would aobe. I will not plead for myself. I even wish that I were dead. (Signed,) H. W. BEECHER. Til ton clones bis letter as follows: The injurious measures which the author of this apology has since per? mitted his cburob to take against mr, without protest on his part, involving gross injuries to me, which bavo beeu greatly aggravated by your writings, have put me before my countrymen in a character which, I trust, is .foreign to my nature and lifo. Under tbe accu? mulating weight of this odium, un? justly bestowed on me, neither pa? tience nor charity can demand that I keep" silence. Charleston, June 25.?Arrived? Steamship Yioksburg, Philadelphia. Tolrgr?!]hlc-Cu,iiratrrl?l Reports. NbwT'Vork. June 25?Noon.?Stocka aotive and lower. Money 2. Gold 11}?. Exchange?long 4 88J4; short 4 91. Governments dull and lower. State bonds quiet. Cotton dull and nominal; sales 561?uplands 17^; Or? leans 18'n- Futures opened easy: July 17 1-16; August 17^. 17 7 16; September 17^, 17 7-16. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and de? clining. Corn quiet and heavy. Pork heavy?mess 18 00(2)18.12}?. Lard heavy?steam 11.9b- Freights firm. 7 P. M.?Cotton?net reeeipts 155; gross 1,305. Futures closed steady; sales 22 300: July 17J?. 17 9-32; Au? gust 17^; September 17 21-32; Octo ber 17^; November 17 5 32, 17^; December 17, IT 1-16, 17>?. Cotton dull and nominal; sales 811, at 17??(2) 18,'b Southern flour quiet and un? changed. Wbeat heavy aud l(2)2o. lower?moderate inquiry, at 1.43@ 1 47 for winter red and amber West? ern. Corn heavy and l@lj^o. lower?80(2)82 for Western mixed; 87(2)89 for white Western. Coffee 16?4@22. g?ld, Rio; extreme views of holders chocks business. Rice steady aud small business to trade. Pork quiet and firmer?new 18.00. Lard quiet aud unchanged?lljhj. Whiskey u shade lower?99. Freights firmer? ootton, Bteam %. Money easy, at 2(2) 3. St.?rliug 8%. Gold UM?11%, Governmenta aotive aud little higher. State bonds quiet aud dull. Philadelphia. Jane 25.?Cotton dull?middling 18; low middling 17; strict good ordinay 16>?; good ordi? nary 16; ordinarv 14>?; net receipts 80; gross 443. Boston, Jane 25.?Cotton steady? middling I8J4; net receipts 4; gross 138; sales 20U; stock 9,500. Norfolk, June 25.?Cotton dull and little doing?low middling 16>^; exports ooastwise 540. Cincinnati, June 25.?Flour dull aud a shade lower?6.00(2)6 25. Corn dull?mixed 62(2)65. Pork quiet and firm, at 17.87^@18 00. Lard quiet, firm and nnohanged. Baoon firm? shoulders 7}?; claar rib sides 9%(2)10; clear 10.'j'. Whiskey steady, at 95. I Memphis, June 25.?Cot'.on quiet and demand fair?low middling 16}^; receipts 1,161; shipments 881. Savannah. June 25.?Ootton dull? middling 16|?; net receipts 382; ex? ports const wise 792; Hales 120. Mobile, June 25 ?Cotton dull? middling 163^; exports coastwise 53; sales 100 Baltimore. Jane 25.?Cotton dull? middliug 17;^; low middling 16>?; good ordinary 15J.<; gross receipts 311; exports coastwise 136; stock 6,641. Flour unchanged. Wheat dull?choice white 1.60. Coru quiet?Southern white 89; yellow 80. Pork unchanged. Bacou firm aud in improved demand. New Orleans, June 25 ?Cotton quiet and unchanged?middling 17%; uet receipts 133; gross 183; exports coastwise 1,401; sales 1,400?last even? ing 600 Charleston, June 25 ?Cotton dull ?low middling 15?^; good ordinary 15? ull nominal; uet receipts 68; ex? ports to continent 90; sales 150. Louisville. Juno 25.?Flour quiet and tiucbiugod?fumily lower, at 7.00. Corn quiet aud unchanged. Pork quiet and unchanged?18.25. Bacon hi fair demand und higher?shoulders 1%\ dear rib 10J.f; clear 10>J. Lard 12^(2)12^ Wuiskey 90. Galvkston, Juuo 25 ?Cotton quiet aud unchanged?good ordinary 15; uet receipts 182; exports ooastwise 3; sales 150. Auousta, Juno 25.?Cotton weak? middling 15^(ojl6; net reoeipts 28; HuleH 87 St Loors, June 25.?Flour quiet and weak; buBiness small. Corn easier ?00(2)60in elevator. Whiskey Hioady, at 96. Pork higher?18 25? 18 50. Basoa firm -jobbing and or? der lots sold at 1\4 for shoulders; 10? VS% for clear rib; 10^(2}10>^ for uiear. Lard uuobanged. Liverpool, June 25?3 P. M.?Oot tou dull?uplands 8J?; Orleans 8%<2) 8)4; sales 10,000, including 2,000 tor speculation and export; sties of up? lands, nothing below low middling, deliverable June, August or Saptem I ber, 8 3 16@8%; of sales to-day, 6,900 were American. I 6 P. M.?Sales of uplands, nothing , below good ordinary, deliverable Jaly or August, 8)?; nothing below low middling, deliverable June or July, 8>i; August or September, 8)?; sales of shipments of new crop, on basis of middling uplands, nothing'below good ordinary, 8 9-1G. The World Living Beyond its Means.?Nearly every natiou iu the world is either a borrower or a lender, and the startling declaration is made by a writer in tho London Daily Tele? graph that the =or!d. "rpgurded in the mass, is living beyond its means." Daring tho ten yeurs ondiug with 1872, while Engluud reduced her debt S175,000,000. and Holland hers by $30,000,000, there was an increase, in some oases exceedingly lurge, in the debts of tbe United States, France, Italy, Spaiu, RuBsia, lurkey, Austro Huogary, Egypt, Brazil, Portugal and Pern, tu say nothing uf other nations which are comparatively small debtors. France has gone deepest, increasing her liabilities by about ?2.500,000,000 in the decade. The editor of "Fenn on the Funds," a well known book of I reference in Englaud, estimates the j total increase, in tho aggregate of na? tional debts for the years from 1862 to 1872 at nearly $10,000,000,000, while an additional sum of $5,000,000,000 is estimated to have been raised for joint stock companies. Tbe figures neces? sary to express the total volume of the world's indebtedness, public und pri? vate, would represent a sum almost incomprehensible. There was something pathetic iu the position of the German florist, who, in tbe bitterness of his heart, ex? claimed: "I have so much drouble mit de hohes ven dey oome to buy my rose; dey vants bim hardy; dey vante him doubles; dey vants bim u nice golour; dey vasts him aberydiog in one rose. I hope I am not vat you call uu uucal laut mau, but I have somedimes to suy that ladies, Madame, I uever often see ladies dat vas beautiful, dat vus rioh, dat vas good temper, dat vus youngs, dat vas alever, dat vas perfection, in one ladies. I sees her much not." Amoug Sartoris' traveling traps wan a dozen bottles of floe old "Robertson County." He laid iu this stock for his own private consumption, and by the time the steamer reached Qneem town there wasn't a drop of tbe pre? cious fluid left. When he turned the last bottlo upside down, and his tongue clung to the mouth of it, with a melancholy sore of fascination, Nel? lie interrupted bim, iu that emphatic tone peculiar to tho American female, and said: "Why, I do deolare, Alger? non, you're almost as bad as pa " [Brooklyn Argus. We are reconciled to the large stories that oome from California of large editions of the products of the vegetable and minerul kingdoms, but it requires a good stretch of tho imagi? nation to believo that iu Sacramento gnats appear iu cloudy masses so thick that a scoop through them of an ordi? nary sized bucket might catch u quart of the inseots. and six-foot pedestrians are compelled to stoop in order to pass under them. Yet this is what a local paper gravely olaimB to be a fact. The Expbess Monopoly.?A Rich? mond manufacturer sent to New York, a few days since, for a light article he needed. It came by Adams Express. Charges, seventy-five cents. Since that time the same manufacturer or? dered again the same article, but di? rected it to bo sent by mail. The postage was eight cents. What must the imposition be iu magnitude which the Adams monopoly can aud does impose.?Richmond Whig. At midnight, on the 23d, in Newark. N. J.. John H. Huber entered the apartments of his sister and shot her in tbe head, inflicting fatal wounds, because she refused to discontinue re? ceiving the attentions of a suitor whom Huber disliked. He was ar? rested, and while in a oell attempted to commit suicide, but was cut down before be could accomplish his design. Change op Posr Office.?The post office in this County, heretofore known as New House, has been moved from the old location to Wuitnker'a Station on the Air-Line Railroad, and is now supplied by the railroad, as well as the weekly mail from this place. Here? after all matter intended for New Honso should be direoted to Whita ker's.?Yorkcille Enquirer. White coal is tbe latest Australian discovery. It consists of felted cab? bage fibres, like peat, whioh contain interspersed botween tbem fine grains of sand. Tbe coal is easily combusti? ble, and burns with a bright flame. The white coal covers large traots, re? quiring no iiKiing, and is said to be already used to a largo extent for fuel. Dr. R. H. Hopo, of Rock Hill, visits five patients whose total uges amount to 412 years, being an average of 82 2 5 years for each of them. Ouo of them at tbo advanced age of seveuty seven bad three children, all born to him at one birtb. They aro all living, being now several years old. And now oomes a rumor from West? ern France that things are to be made lovely, even before the future Empire can be established, by a marriage be? tween the Prince Imperial aud a daughter of the Marshal President. A colored lad named Butler Hub* bard, was oaugbt in a band which bad become detached, (in tbe saw mill of Messrs. Gibbes & Cagle, Greenville,) and was so seriously injured that his life is despaired of. Mrs. William T. Bradley and ber two children were killed in an Indiana cabin, last week, to conceal another crime. The commencement in Erskiue Col? lege will bo on Wednesday, 1st of July, and in the Due West Female College on Thursday, 2d of July. Grand new hotel to be built in Greenville. Au exchange oaks. "Don't hanging prevent murder?" We bate to tackle a conundrum of thin kind, but our private opiuion ia that it does prevent it. There is not a case on record of a person committing murder after be has been successfully hanged. This style of treatment uppears to reform them iu some way. A?i.dtt iTohssou Tpii! slelivsr the 4th of July oralion at Pembroke, Md. "Ninety-eight years ago, our fore? fathers?aud permit mo to remurk in this aonuection that I have held every office, from Aldermau of?" A negro boy wm driving a mole in Jamaica, when the animal suddenly Btopped nnd refused to budge. "Wou't go, eh?" said tho boy. "Feel grand, do you? I s'pose you forget your fadder was a jackass." A young widow advertises in a Cin? cinnati paper that she has an income of 83,000 a year, and will marry any man, young or old, who possesses the same moans, and oan produce a certifi? cate of good oharaoter. I The Highland Park Hotel, in Aikou, as huge as it is, ia nevertheless to be immensely enlarged. Mr. Chatfield, the proprietor, departed for the North a few days ago, to complete his ar? rangements for beginning the work. A package of poisonous roots, in? cluding hemlock, has becu discovered in a publio well in Rock Hill. The extraordiuary amount of water, it is supposed, prevented any evil effects from being experienced. A Richmond man, wnhiug to send a suit of clothes to Montana, and find? ing that it would cost $18 by express, forwarded them by mail at an expeuse o* v 1 30. The reading clerk of the Senate baa embittered the life of the Hon. Poland by reading "judicial calumny and ca rieaturo" where Poland had written "judicial calmness and correctness." There is a rumor that Qeu. Worlh ington, collector of the port of Charles? ton, is to be uppointed to a foreign mission, and that Qeu. Wm. Guruey will succeed him us collector. A correspondent of the Augusta Constitutionalist, writing from Barn well, says that C. P. Leslie is about to return to this Couuty, with a view of coming to the Legislature next term. A double bull steamship, the Gasta lia, for the English Channel route, by the use of which sea-sickness is ex? pected to be avoided, bus been launched at Blackwull. An Iowa woman ban considerable faith iu life insurance. By its agency she realized $50,000 off two husbands, and not vory good husbands either. The Hupposition now is, that the fire at Black'? Station, iu York County, last week, was caused by ruts nibbling u box of matches. 2,000 perambulators were sold in Salt Lake City last year, which indi? cates a healthy condition of the baby market. Marx Gill, a former frieud. shot and killed Mortimer Sullivan, iu New York city a few days ago, aud theu tried to kill the officer who arrested him. There are but throe persons iu the jail at Camden, and the County is so completely plundered that they aro kept on half rations of bread. Forty persons were poisoned recent? ly, at a pic-nic in Heuderson Couuty, Ky., by the mistake of putting arsenic into food insteud of soda. Young men are so scarce in Mem? phis that ono is considered enough to take care of fourteen girls at a pic-uio. Beecher says that wo are all like Rhode Island greening*; that the world is the better for our "slips." Euglaud has started a general cru? sade against dogs. It is to be wished that it may finally reach this city. Tho colored Masons of Charleston celebrated St. John's Day iu appro? priate stylo on the 2-llb. QMr, John McGregor, an old aud highly esteemed citizeu of Anderson, died a few days ago. Deepening the channel is the topic of oouversutiou in Charleston. Iu Maine Miss Fits gave them to her mother?with a knife. Fine Stock. A. FEW pair extra flno Ken? tucky Harness HOUSES; itlso, several Siugle Harness II u US US. Call and see them at Logan's Stahle, during the next few days. June 25_3? Notice. T*HE BOOKS OF THE CAROLINA NA 1. TIONAL BANK, for the transfer ot Stock, will bo closed from July 1 to July 0, 1871. C. J. IUEDEMj, Juno 25 Cashier, Honi'j Stomach Bitters. TQESH celebrated IJll'TEItS, prepared b.v J.is. A. Jackson &. Co., of St. Louie, area certain preveutativu of FEVEll AND AOUE, INTEltMlTTEN rS. INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, And aro highly recommended as an excel? lent tonic and invignr&tor of tuu system. For sale by tho wholesale agonts, Junul'J JOHN Ad NEW A SON Cutler's Pocket Inhalers AND Carboiate of Iodine Inhalant, fob Diseases nf tlie Throat autl Luntfi. FOR HALE AT L. T. 81 bid MAN A OO.'S Drug SUro. June 'it Grimault & Co .'a GURANA POWDERS, Olt Hick Hnad-acbe and Neuralgia, for F sain st L. T. ?ILLIMAN A C J.'S Juno '24 _ Cruirfltoro. Summer Wines. AFINE lot of CLARET and 8ANTERNE WINES, for sale by tho bottle or gal? lon, by HOPE A OYLES. o Self-Sealing fruit Jars, F GlasB and Earthenware, of the moat approved kind. ' also, Glass JEf.liY CANS. Received THIS DAY at June 20 3 STANLEY'S China Hall. The "Star Linen Marker." A perfect SPRING STAMP, for Marking Clothing, &c. Mftriti.r. with threo Alpha butaof Type, Indelibio ink, Fad and directions, neatly boxed, price 12 00. Marker, with Mingle name, $1 50. Sent by mail, true, ou re? ceipt of price. Address ' ?. N. MATTHEWS ft CO., Jumi M'i* Atlanta, Oa. NEW Y?JEK "TIMES" BY its Sooth Carolina corroapondenoa, ha* attracted oonatdorable attention I to ita ciluinns The 'INDIAN GIliL," by keeping the rtuesi UIOAKS and TOBApOU in the market, baa attracted considerable I attention to har Cigar Emporium. The I one ebows up the condition of affaire in this State and the CAUSES GOVERNOR M03ES And his political friends; the other shows up the celebrated 5 Cent Cigars and their merits, (he Havana .unroots aud other brandaeuited for aumiuer Smoking, aud as the public aro often puzzled to know what I could induct! a man TO COMMIT SUIOIDE I Bo aro Chowcrs puzzled to know how TO? BACCO can bo oold at such low prices at INDIAN GIBL CIGAH STOBE, -Jime 20_Colnrabia.S. C. FHB8 H I TURNIP AMD CABBAGE SEED, jost in at E. E. JACKSON'S Drug Store. Jnnq 25 C Hay and Straw Cutters. RAW-HIDE ROLLF.lt STRaW CDT TEtlS. Melf-aharpening Straw Cuttere. American Lever Straw Cutter*. Champion Hay and Straw Cutters. Burdick's National Hay and Straw Cat? ers, comprising the beat assortment in the city, and for aale'at low priceB by June 21_JOHN AO NEW ft SON._ Scuppernong and Sautern Wines. ** (~\ DOZEN of tho above, in flue order, 0 V-/ for sale very low. bv June 24 _ _hope ft GYLES. _ Mother Darling's Infant Cordial, SOOTHING FOB CHILDBKN Tt.ETH INO. A womierful mediciuo, tor chit dren of all ages and conditon; it improves their health aud regulate* the bowels. Mothers may have full confidence in thia preparation, as being the very beat meoi sine tor aotteumg the Gums, and render j ing the process of detititiou easy. For 1 delicate children, wit? impaired digestion and Wtf?k stomachs, it. will be fouud a valuable aid iu promoting digestion, cor? recting acidity, and improving the growth of tho child. Its superiority has been amply tcated by the experience of Mothers aud Ntiruea. and wu aro coufliJeut will be fonnd by all who use it to be j ist tho safest and heat IN FA NT CO BDI AL ever offered to the people. For Teething, Inflammation of the Gums, Soa?nia, Fits, Bolly.acbe, Wind on the Stomach, Giipiug Pains, Sour Sto? mach, Looaenesn, Bowel Complaint. Wind Colic, Cbo'era Morbus, Vomiting, Fretfnl ness, ftobtlesaneee, aud all complaints in? cident to children. No Mother, Nurse or Friend should bu without it. For sale by E. H. HEINITsH, At his Drug aud Chemical Store. MayJO_f To Ail Whom it May Concern. NOTICE ia hereby given that applica? tion w&h made on the 1st day ot June to the Clerk of the Court of Bichlaud County, by B. J. Donaldson, Hardy Solo? mon, W. D. Love, John Hawkius aud others, far a charter of incorporation for the English Manufacturing Company of South Carolina, for the purpose of manu? facturing Cotton and Woolen Goods, with a capital of three hundred thousand dol? lars, iu accordance with the Act of the General Assembly, in each clacs mad? and provided. June 12 f$ Montgomery Waits Sulphur Springs THIS famous Watering Plaoe will be opened for the reception of visitors on the ,_1st JUNE The Buildings havo uu >u redtled aud furnished iu the most elegant modern style, aud there ia every apniiauce for tbe comfort conveni? ence and amusement of our Guests, auch at Exprusa, Ticket, Puat and telegraph Offices.ftc ftc. Music by the Naval Ae? dti'ny Itiind from Annapolin, Md. Visitor* leave tlio A. M .ft O Bailroad at Big I in.i 31, and thwnau by branch road 1 .} miles to the Springs. Address COLflOON ft COWAN, May 22 2mo Pr"p<-ie?ors OLENN SPRINGS, SPAttTAKUORG < OU.VTY, S. C, IS mude the moat attractive reaort in the South. Ex? tensive alteration.- kil t im Ii ro v it tu e u ts hivu be?m made lVi rj amu-cno-ut that ia ti> be round at tho beat Watering Place? in the country will ho ptovided. i xeursion CichotH at reduced rateu irnm Columbia aud Charleston to the Springs aud return uro on na, e at ticket ofticea. Baten from IIS to $18 pi r w.-ek; J10 to H'.Q per mouth?arranged according iu accom? modations tlerir. d GOBM VN iV CALNAN, (Ut Columbia Hotel ) June 21 nith.S Prourlfto?? Cleveland Mineral Springs, ( Ko> mn ty Wllann'?,) XearShel y.o5 ViteaWtttof flharlotte, A'. (i, ]>ii. ft J BlittVARD, Resident Physioiiin. this PAVii?ir? wa? tering PLACE will t.e open for the inception nf _visitorsouibelOihol JUNK. i'itr.v ug? in coming <>n tho Central oaiuoad will be mot by haoke, aud oouvevancua sent to the Air-Line Ifailroad and lithtir points, whenever desired. Cold and Warm Baths, White fulphur, Bed oulphur aud Chalybeate Water. Bxtid of Mu*do and other eourcea of acnmemeiit. F.?r?? flrat claea. Dr lt. J Rbkvauo. Hebid-nt Phyri. oiau. For further inforriiali n address T. W. bHLVAUP, l'ropri? tor. .Inno 4 . Jlmo Hay! llay'.l HajUl ?yyy^ tub SorjfklEBN WABKUOUM5 eJSL*j? iOMl'ANY has always <>n hand ii.? ?aannitrKO?t. atuek ot HAY in Columbia, comprising bo*b Eastern and Western, which win bo delivered aujwrnre iu 'be city, Iroe of charge for d> ayagu, and at th< very lowest rates. Our faoilliien for purchasing and handling aro such aa toeuableustouompeiftNticoern fully with any other house, and parties lit need will do well to give u* a nail befoie purchasing elsewhere, tor tue c??n-.< be un? dersold. Particular attention i? called to our stock of Eaatern HAY, which i?tfa? bettiuthe market. May6 8mo State of South Carolina, Barnwell County. By the Boardof County Commiaaioyera pf f. ?? aaid County. BY virtuo of an Act of the General As? sembly or said State, ratified on the 12th day of February, A. D. 1873. and of a resolution or the said Board of County OomtnisbionerB, adopted on the 15th day of .Tnnflj A. D. 1874, the nndersiRned will sell, at public auction, in the town of Barn well, the County seat of eaid County, on MONDAY, the 7th dav of September next, it being sale-day, the COURT HOUSE RUILD1NG AND LOT, in the town of Blackvills, with all its privileges and ap? purtenances, to the highest bidder for codi, and will make titlt-B to the purchaser at raid sale. Dehouiption of the Boildino.?A large, new and finely constructed brick building, two BtorieB high, fronting the South Caro? lina Railroad, and one hundred yards, more or 1 ?-, distant therefrom; said building being forty feet wide by eixty foot long, containing six snaoious rooms on the first floor, and a capacious court hail, and two ?mail rooms on theaocond floor, all platter- , ed and nicely finished, with four fire-places in the hall and one iu each room of the building, with a ftassage-way nine feet wide running through the entire length ol the building on the ground floor; aaid building beir.g roofed with tin. fitted up with mantel-ptncos, Venetian blinds, win? dow sash, and in every way commodious and convenient. The lot of land belonging to the County, upou which said Court House building Is situated, contains, two sores, moro or less. J. aTLLEN TOBIN, Chairman. HERCULES McOREARY, HENRY COKEB, County Commissioners Baruwoil County. June 26_19__ Sale of Real Estate. John Fisher, as Irualee, us. John Fielding. ON MONDAY, the 6th day of July next, at 10 o'clock, in front of the Court House, in Columbia, I will sell, under power of attorney, the following described Real Est ate, mortgaged by John Fielding to the Citizens' Savings Bank of South Carolina, to wit: All that LOT OF LAND situate and being in the city of Columbia, in the County of Richland and State of South Carolina, bounded North by lot of Mcadliater, Bast by lot of J. P. Southern, South by Plain street, and West by lot of D. Epetin, for? merly of Henry Davis, . contain! ig one-half acre, more or less. Terms cash. Jane 1419_JOHN FISHB B^Trustee. Look Out'. Look Oat! GREAT RF.D?OTION8 IN PRICES OF GOODS at O. F. JACKSON'S. Stock unit be sold, as I tako stock by the first of JULY, and want a good balance sheet. G. F. JACKSON, June 7_Leader of Low Prices. BABHAI9IS EXTBA0BD1NM AT THE Grand Central Dry Goods Establiah't of W. D. LOVE & CO. HAVING pnrohased a bankrupt stock of RIBBONS for oash. we are offering tbein at the low price of 25 cents a yard, in i grosgrain and all-boiled, in ail colors, from No. 9 to 60. SA8H RIBBONS in propor? tion. All our Goods have bean marked down 120 tn 30 per oent. below market value. JUST RBCBIVKO, 250 dozen HOSE AND HALF HOSE? goud heavy Goods for working people? which we offer at 10c and 12Jo. a pair worth double the money. 250 pieces handsome Summer DBES8 OOODB, at 25c. a yard. Our BOOTH AND SHOES are from the best makers and sold at low prioea. 10 cases PKI.n rs, at 10j. a jard, and 100 pioosa Taper Cambrics, at 10c. a jard.' l'urclm.-ei ii aro rt quested to examine oar stock hu ? re mskiriK their selections. WM. D LOVE AGO., Mav 10_(Under the Wbeejer House.) THRS8HING MACHINES. HORSE POWERS Engines, Reapers, Blowers, Fans, Grain Cradles, SEASONABLE LABOR-SAVING MA? CHINERY O EN E it ALLY. For sale by LOniCK & LOWRANCE. 0W )r<\ur early so as to give ample time ami Avoid disappointment. Official Order, No. 1. IW.vN i all Sm-kertt to know that there are. etil! plei.ij inure of the clebi aied 5 cent PA KT AO Ab ?>n hai-d. I guarantee that the> cm tain more and a better quality of l'?'b?cc?i than auy other 5 cent Cigar mild in this eity. >-pt cial Order, No. 2. All Smo - er? or Pres<-to Cigars will please taue nntici- tbat they can get a bunch con? taining 25 Cigars tor SI. and all otbor popular brand - at' qu? 11 v low prices,at the OAI.lFOi.NlA CIOAR STORE, Bivn of the Indian Chief,) 3d Din.r Below Wheeler House. JnneG_ Kind's ttiuotun Military Schooi, you It VI 1.1. k, 8 <7. THE loading features of this tn stltnti in are long established merit, tull nollegiato course, able ? ill i zp in need faculty.o niplote < qoi ?mont", and singularly Ii. i ; lilul location Se.' ?? d SuM.ion of 1874 begins JO1 X i T l?? o ttatogue, address Cot. A. COWARD, _May 81 'mo_Principal. Fresh duonits. Of ? BOXEm Cioam. Soda, Milk, Lemon, &\} Cro?knaln. Butter Farina and Oiu ger Snaps, for sale by HOPE A OYLES.