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Tetegrapnlc?Forelmi Aflia.tr?. Vienna, August 24.?The Presse announces that the Austrian and the German Charges a"Affaires at Madrid were notified, on Friday last, of the recognition by their respective Go? vernments of President Serrano as chief of the executive power of Spain. London, August 24.?A oolliery ex? plosion, near Staffordshire, killed eight. A fire on tho docks in Southampton, last night, caused tho shipping to be in danger of feestruotion, and they were removed tp a place of safety. The flames were con?ued to the workshops of tho royal mail steamship lino, which ?were destroyed. Many workmen are deprivod of situations by the lire. A largo number of them also lost their tools. Sydney Dobel!, a well known Eng? lish writer, is dead. By the buruiug of Mirdey's sucking factory, at Nottingham, 50'J persons were thrown out of employmcut; loss, 5500,000. Touonto, August 21?Last night, whilo Rev. M. Day was preaching in tho Holy Trinity Church, his eldest daughter Muiy, uhont twenty years of age, and a young son, ton years of ago, were at home. Tho youug boy picked up a gun, whioh had been curo lesBly left loaded in tho bed-room, and pointing it at his sister, said, "Do you want me to shoot yon?" at tho sarao time pulliug the trigger. He literally blew the side of the youug lady's head off. Havana, Augost 24.?On und u*'ler the 1st of September, customs duties will be payable eutirely iu gold. Tele? ru. utile?American niaiiem. New York, Angust23.?The Herald publishes a synopsis of the forthcom? ing report of the Beecber investigating committee. After summing up tho evidence, tho committee find Beeoher not guilty of the charges preferred against him. St. Paui?, Minn., August 23.?Gene? ral Custar, in his report of the expedi? tion to the Black Hills, says: "I re? ferred, iu a former despatch, to the discovery of gold. Subsequent exami? nations at numerous points confirm and strengthen the fact of the exist? ence of gold in the Blaok Hills aud in some of the water courses. Almost every shovel of earth produced gold in small yet paying quantities. Our brief halts iu rapid marching preveuts any? thing but a very hasty examination of the country iu thi* respect; but iu ouu place, and tho only one within my knowledge where so great depths were reached, a boiu was dug eight foot deep. The miners report that they - found gold among tho roots of grass, and from thut point to the lowest poiut reached gold was found iu paying quantities. It had needed no effort to find gold in the Bluck Hills, as men without former experience iu mining have disoovered it at tho oxpeuse of bat little time or labor. As an evi? dence of the rich pasturage to be found in this region, I can state that my beef herd, after marching npwards of 600 miles, is in better condition than when I started, being now as fat as is con? sistent with marohiug condition. The same may be said of the mules of the wagou train. The horses of the com? mand are in good working condition. I have never seen as many deer as iu the Blaok Hills. Elk aud bear have also been killed. Wo havo had no collision with hostile Indians." Lancaster. GannAHD County, Kt , August 22.?We are having a terrible conflict between the whites and blacks. Fighting has been going on at inter? vals sinca Wednesday. Friday morn? ing, .the negroes shot Fred. Yeaky. This so exasperated the whites that thoy took possession of the town this morning, and the firing has beou going ou ever siuoe. The negroes uru fortified in the residence of Hon. Wm. Boilers. It is thought that two of them were killed this evening, and several wounded. Tho whites set lire to an outhouae, near Sellers', for the purpose of burning out tho blacks. Tho whites have the negroes surround? ed. United States troops marched into the town to quell the riot, and were tired on by both parties. The tire was roturned, nod several were wounded on both sides. 10 P. M.? Sellers' dwelling has beon burned. Louisville, August 23.?This trou? ble at Lancaster is not between whites and blacks, but among tho respective partisans of Sellers aud Kennedy, both white, which had been brewing since and which had its origin in tho reoont election. The first named is a Repub? lican and the hitter a Democrat, and tho connection of the blacks in the af? fair is purely from their friendship for the contesting partios. Tho citizens, irrespective of party, held a meeting, on Thursday, uud appointed a com mittoo to wait upon tho principals, and to endeavor to settle their misun? derstanding otherwise than by arms. Three oompanies of militia have left for tho scone of trouble. New York, August 23.?The ship William Wilcox, from Havana for New York, was spokeu on the 16th. Tho Captain diod that moroing, of yellow fevor; the first and second mutes, with severul of tho crew, had died previ? ously, aud thore wero only four men fit to work, with no oue to navigate tho ship. The bark Evangoline, whioh arrived here to day from Sagua, lost three men from yellow fever. Mr. Morris, Theodore Tilton's coun? sel, is to-day preparing complaints against tho various newspapers whiah, it is claimed, published libelous arti? cles against Mr. Tilton. Damages are laid at 850,000 eaoh. The only papers named as yet are tho Brooklyn Eagle, New York Tribune nod World. The suit against H. W. Beeoher will be first proseouted. Messrs. Tracy, Sher? man and Stearling are preparing their answer to the complaint of Mr. Morris. Wm. O. Alexander, President of the Equitable 1/ife lusurauco Company, died suddenly, last uiglit. It bas beou ascertained from a relia? ble source, that Spain, instead of car? rying into effect the understanding of the Fish-Polo protocol, namely, to in? vestigate the oonduot of those of her authorities who havo iufriugod Spanish laws or treaty obligations, aud to punish those who rnuy havo offended, has made a demand for indemnity iu the affair of tho Yirgioius aud for other alleged wrongs suffered by Spain, owing to the Ullibusteriug expeditions fitted out iu this oouutry, aud landing, or attenpting to laud, men and muni? tions of war on tho Spuuisu American coast. To this demand, our Guveru ineut has replied iu firm but courteous terms, usbcrtiug the | lulouablaooss of tho position of tho Spanish Govern? ment, aud reminding it of the romiss uess aud inexcusable delay iu making reparation for wrongs stiff .-red by Ame? rican oilincus in person aud property. The latest information from Minister ?iishiug is that ho is still pressing our demands ou Spain. It seems certain thut the clause iu the protocol provid? ing that reciprocal reclamations shall be tho subject of consideration be? tween the two Goveruineuts, will nol eud satisfactorily, iu which case it will becomu tho subject of arbitration, us per agreement, provided tho constitu? tional assent of the Senate of thu United States shall begivuu to it. Montuomeuy, Ala., August 121 ? Troubles uro reported between the whites aud blacks in Ohoctuw County. The whites wore iu tonn cd that the blacks intended to attack them una? wares, aud gathered iu force to repel them iu due time. A crowd oi blacks appeared, b?t made no attack. A crowd of them went to tho bouse of a suspected negro, took him out aud whipped him. The whipped uegro, on being released, tied to the whites fer protection, saying he had beeu whipped for revealing tho black con? spiracy. Officers went to arrest the lyuohers aud carried a posse, bub the negroes fled on their approach, wheu several shots were fired ut the retreat? ing rioters, but without damage. Quiet was thus restored, uud no further trouble is apprehended. New Orleans, August 21 ?The de? ficits of Jjovy, cashier of tho Citizens' Bank, nnd Lsssassiur, cashier of Joseph Hernandez, have becu adjust? ed. Both parties ure here. warrenton, Va , August 21.?The difficulty between Col. J. S. Mosby and Capt. A. D. Payne has this day boen amicably and honorably adjusted. Chattanooga, Tenx , August 24.? Jason S. Wiltz, a lawyer, formerly oi Michigau, one of the most influential citizens, was iustautly killed, this afternoon, by his horses running away and throwing him against a fence, breakiug his neck. Boston, August 24.?The announce? ment thut B>jv. Henry Ward Beeoher was to preach at Twin Mountain Honse, N. II., caused u largo influx of people to hear him. Stages loaded with visitors from nil the hotels aud towns in tho vicioity, aggregating about 1,200. No ullusiou whatever to the scandal. Washington, August 24.?Elaborate despatches from Lancaster, Kentucky, indicate that while thu trouble was uot strictly a tight between tho races, both chiefs were white, and thu trouble grew from a contest between the can? didates for Clerk of the Court. Sellers seems to have been supported by the uegroes, who wero barricaded within his premises, which were burned iu order to dislodge them. Tho Federal soldiers claim that they were subjected to a Are from both parties uud skedad? dled. The trouble was suppressed by the Kentucky Statu troops, actiug as u posse to the Sheriff. They shot a Deputy United Stales Murshul in Missouri. Ho was trilling with still-houses. Probabilities-Duriog Tuesday, over the South Atlantic uud Gulf States, tho pressure will incroase some? what, with slightly lower temperature, winds veeriog to West nod North, uud clearing but partly cloudy weather. Over Tonucssco aud the Ohio valley, rising followed by falling barometer, slight changes of temperature, varia? ble winds aud partly cloudy weather. Over tho upper Mississippi uud lower Missouri valleys und tho North-west, stationary or rising temperature, winds shifting to East and South, partly cloudy weather, followed by lulling barometer. New YoitK, August 21 ?Too court decides that Geu. Bn Um hold's com? missions on stamps, Ac, exceeds the amount short in his general account; tho prosocutiou crios quits. Augusta, Ga., August 21?Ou Sun? day night, a white man, named Ed? ward Owens, undertook to removo a colored man, namod Wm. Simmons, from tho house of a negro woman. Simmons resisted und Oweus stabbed him, from tho effects of which he died. Tho evidence, before the corouer's jury disclosed tho fact thai Simmons was drunk aud disorderly, and that Owens interfered at the request of tho woman. Tho jury rendered a verdict of justifia? ble homicide. A white lad, named Barns, stabbed another, named Awtry, fatully, last night. In Hamburg, to day, Preston Sims and Tom Curtor, both colored, got into a difficulty and Sims was seriously stabbed by Curter. Charleston, August 24.?Arrived? Steamship South Carolina, New York. Telegraphic?Commercial lleports. New YonK, August 24?Noon.? Money 2. Gold 9%. Exohugo?long 4.87^; short 4.91. Cotton drooping; sales ?145?nplauds 1G^U'; Orleaus 17. Futures opened: September 15 15 32; October 15%; November 15'.;'. Pork luiet?22 75@22.87>?. 7 P. M.?Cotton net. receipt? .4; gross 2,744. Futures closed steady; sales 30,800: September 15>?, 1517 32; Ootober 15% bid; November 15%'bid', Deoember 15 9 32. 15 516; Jauriary 15%, 15 13 32; February 15 17 32. 15 19 32; March 153?. 15 25 32; Apiil 15 15 16. Cotton dull; Riles 1,107, at 1G%@17. Southern flour more native ?common to fair extra 5.30(0)6.10; good to choice 6 15@9 25 Wheat heavy und 2<?l3o. lower. Corn 81|?(?( 93. Coffee?Rio quiet und steady. Sugar unchanged?8@Sp^. Molusaes dull, without decided change. Port: ?rmer?now mess 23.01). Lard MJ.j for prime steam. Whiskey a shade easier?1.02'^onl 03. Freights to Li? verpool quiet?cotton, steam }.^(tu%>'\0. Money more active and loaned freely, at 3 per cent. Exchange dull, at 4 87,'J. Gold 9,7u(W>lO. Governments linn. States quiet uud uomiuul. baltimore. August, 21 ?Cotton dull uud lower?middling 10*J; low middling l?-'.j,'; good ordinary receipts 21; exports constwisa 10; sales none; stock 2 931. Flour dull?city mills declined 2jc. Wheat, weak uu 1 lower?1.00(31.88. Corn ilrm uud iu fair dumauu?7S(</.<J8. Bulk meats strong aud buuyaut?shoulders 0,Vgj clear rib sitles l2}.,((f>V2y^. Bacon? shoulders lOu/.lO.1.,; clear rib sides 13Jfi@13J.(; sugar-cured hams Arm, at I6&(c?17l<?. Lird dull und heavy? 14^4(ft) 15. Western butter iirm and in fair demand?25@2G. Whiskey dull, at 1 00,'.j. Sugar uuchaagcd. CHARLESTON, August 24 ?Cotton quiet?middling 15;'.i'; low middling ? I?.'b; good ordinary 14}?; net receipts) 84; exports coast., bOG; sales 150; stock 4,641. Mobile, August 24.?Cottou dull aud unchanged?middling 16; net re? ceipts 100; exports coastwise 32; sales) 50; stock 4,014. Philadelphia, August 24.?Cottou dull?middliug 1G^; low mid Ming 16; uet receipts 6; gross 26. Wilmington. August 24 ?Cotton unchanged ? middling 15??'; uet re? ceipts 4; no sales; stock 2".S?. Savannah, August 24.?Cottou uo? miuul?middliug 16; receipt?! 88; ex? ports coastwise G10; sales 21); block 4,349. Memphis, August 24?Cotton !irm and unchanged?low middliug 16; re? ceipts 93; shipments 8!; stock 6,289. New Orleans, August 24?Cottou dull and unchanged?middling 16J8'; uet receipts 160; gross 17'J; export-* to Great Britain 3,616; coastwise 1)27; sales 250; stock 10.?50. NORFOLK. August 24.?Cotton dull ? low middling 15; uet receipts 278; ex ports coustwise 260; sales 40; stuck467. Boston, August 24 ?Cottou dull aud weak?middling 17'J; receipts 360; sales 100; stock 8,000 GaLVESI'ON, August 24.? -Cottou quiet aud steady?good ordinary ll.'j', middling ICY; uet receipts 82; exports coastwise 14; sales 75; stock 2,539. St. Louis, August 24.?Flour dull ami unchanged. Corn higher?67J.j @63 tor No. 2 mixed, iu elevator. Wluskoy fiim?08. Pork steady? 24 00. Bacou firm?small lots 9J?(? 10 for shoulders: 13T? clear rib; 14 cloar sides. Lard si ill, nt 15'-4. Cincinnati. August 24.?Flour dull. Corn firm?08(Vtj70. Fork quiet aud unchanged?23 00. Lard quiet aud nominally I4\(a>,l4\} ?. B icon firm? for shoulderi- ; 13,la' clear rib; 13)w clear sides?eloar closing *g higher. VVbis key firm, at 06. Louisville, August 21.?Flour nu chauged. Pork dull, at 23 50. B icon firm, at 9??(i?j)9% for shoulders; 13).j clear rib; 13?a clear sides. Laru 16'.. (?1)16^. Whiskey 06. ACGOSTA, August 24.?Cotton iu moderate demand?middling 15.',{\ rc oeipts 11; shipment* 135. London. August 21 ?Consols 92 jj @92%. New loan 4;V. Pahis, August 24.?Rentes 63f. 52'.> a Liverpool, August 24?Noon.?Cot? tou easier and prices declined a frac? tion?uplands 8*8; middling Orleans sales 12,000, including 6,900 American; 2,000 speculation ami ex? port; sales on basis of middliug up? lands, nothing below good ordinary, deliverable August, 8 1-16; nothing below low middling, deliverable Au? gust, September or October, 8 1 1G{<?\ 8!g; sales shipments new crop, basis middling uplands, nothing below good ordinary, 8 116. 6 P. M.?Sales of uplands, nothing below good ordinary, deliverable Au gust, September or October, 8; no? thing below low middliug, deliverable September, October or November, 8,'i,'; Orleans, uolhiug below good ordinary, deliverable August, 8,!B; nothing be? low low middling, deliverable August, 8 3-16. Uncle John Harper, tho famous Blue Grass turfman, und owner of Longfellow, died at his home, iu Woodford County, Wednesday, He has been ill for a long time, confined to the room uud occupying the very bed iu which his sister, Betsy Harper, was murdered two years ago. IL* wus an old man, marked by many peculiar traits of character, and popu? lar umoug stock-raisers aud sportsmen everywhere. Tho Harper homestead, near Midway, is ono of thu finest demesnes iu tho world. It came to the family with tho early sett einent of Kentucky, und has never been our of it. A more old-fashioned place and a more old-fashioned master could not bo conceived. It is reported by cablo from Paris that Coggiu discovered ut Marseilles, ut half-past 2 o'clock, on tho morning of the 20th, another small comut, mov? ing Southward; right ascension, three hours fifty-seven mtniites fifty-eight seconds, und polar distance sixty-two degrees fifty five minutes Adding our latitude to this, tho comet is about twelve degrees South of the zenith, t???iaaiBVATiva Opinions.?A corres? pondent of the Sumter Southron culls the attention of that paper to Major Hamilton's "manly exposure of tue iniquities of tbe tax law of South Ca roiiua," and says: "Major Hamilton seems, huwevor, to have overlooked the fact that the law provides, not only for the hale of laud for taxes, but for the seizure uud sale of personal pro? perty first, for the payment of the whole tax. Now, we may allow the whole laud in the State to bo put up aud sold or foifeited, and the procedure will amount to nothing; but if the mode of resistance is to be effectual, we must not permit the sale oT person? alty. To re>ist this will amount to re 1 volutiou, und for this the time bus not oome, according to Major Hamilton's owu views. There is uo purpose to I ruu a ticket cud declare it elected, us he supposes; but we ought to ruu a ticket, aud a ticket of our best men, and give all voters an opportunity of electtug it. When wo exhaust this aud every other peaceable means of obtaining reformation iu the State Government, Congress will either ap? ply or allow us to apply the proper ru medy. The Constitution ol the State has proved t > ba elastic euough to al? low many tilings to be done under color of its authority, which do uot seem to be within the letter of its terms, aud the same stretch which pro? duced our preseut wrongs cau aud will mtika them right again." Tue Spanish Recognition.?A Paris correspondent of the London Tele? graph undertakes to show how the recognition of the Spanish republic was brought about. For the last three mouths, is is said, a couveutiou has existed between the Emperor of Ger muuy and Marshal Serrano. The terms of the eouventiou uro described as very simple. Prince Bismark has 1 promised the Marshal, iu the event of his lauding himself powerless to sup? press the Carlt.-t insurrection, to help him 8eorfctly with funds or openly with an armed iuterveutiou, as circum? stances may require. Iu return for this assistance nothing has heou asked except tho Marshal's signature to an alliance offensive aud defensive with Germany wheuever she- goes to war with France. Moyennant cette consider? ation, Germany has undertaken to get the Spanish republic recognized by ull her friends aud allies. Italy bus an ulliuuce with Spain. Meanwhile the oou-iuterveutiuu oi England is tak<m for granted, uud the iuterveutiou of Franco was rather desired thau dreud j ed These are the speculations of u I newspaper correspondent, but they are not without color from recent i events. Frauce, however, was smart I enough not to intervene uud joins is ? the recognition, us does also England. The New Chicago Elevatoh ? Armour Dole & Co.'s new elevator "C," uear Hulstod aud Twenty-second streets, was opened for business yes? terday. It measures 312x11)0 feet, is ninety-two feet high, has 30 bins, holding 1.000.000 bushels, aud iloor capacity fur 2?(),u?u bushels, making u total capacity ol 1,750,000 bushels. 1.000 eords of masonry form the foundation, uud in the superstructure ure 4.000.000 feet of lumber and 1.000,000 brick. There are twenty two elevators, with tweuty-two Fair? banks' 500-busliel hopper scales. The building cost 3300.000 [Chicago Journal. ? ?? ? ??? Mrs. FuUliy Baldwiu, a respectable whito woman, recently walked from her home to the residence of hfr ' father, near Peudletou, u distance of l thirty-four miles, carrying her baby, six mouths old, weighing twenty out* I pounds, in her arms. She lett her ! homo at about ? o'clock iu the moru I iug, hud reached her father's lit 5 I o'clock iu the afternoon, making au u vertigo of a little over three miles an hour for elev-'ti cousncitivu hours, over a raoutituiuoiis, hilly and rough road, with the thermometer staudiug at uinety-six degrees most oi the time. Fast Time ?As soon as the row be? gan ?t "Gray's Cross Bonds," Fred. Nix put whip to Ins horse and came into Biruweil, in forty-live minutes; ilistauce, fourteen miles. Pretty good I that, considering tlm heavy roads. He I longed to lie with Mas-a Ahlrieh one - I more.?liarnwcll County Times. I People of the United Slate:?We ! have to communicate the most iu i tncutublo piece of intelligence .that ever saddened the hearts ??! a t-cusitivo j generation 1'i.e leiiil) volume ol George tiitncrotl's "U.-tory" Will be published in September. Two linns iu liiuhmoiid, Vn , are tiuiler contract to supply SS. 000,000 and 86.000,000 worth of tobacco re? spectively The lit.it uiftitraot is for i-ruuce uud the second for Austria. None of the great prizes of the Bal? timore Schueizeiiiosl go South. The members of Ihe Sou'hern d? legation are ull well and b iv had a splendid lime. Tha three negroes who recently out? raged a lady in BrookhilVeu, Miss , were recently taken fiotu the jail and hung *>y thu citizens. All three con? fessed their guilt. A ci lored man, named McBiyde, was accidentally drowned off Sullivan's [stand, on the 22 I, wliiio ;isM.ilitig in clearing the eleitni>-l Keloh. hts On BUST qiialby?2? euuli per gadon. l/oi Pin- hy ->t: min. .-VMM t> . ! moked HAMS I'o ..;G .v III V.V and iiACON S f Itll?n l-'or sale hi ting 25 tlKm Alf. SYMMKiSS. Wims und Liquors IN . ?'. I sll.ipl,., In in MlliUlotl to tt I ? i i- t brunli t, now Ii I'mm ?Vtll.K ItltAN. I)Y, tor iiuHt rvui^. hi l i ii ;iire?. h'resh siippdi n t',ni!y, fitful ' .I. sYMMi Its. Bed Ash Coal. I /V/Ti TONS RED AHil COAL-aamo *i\J KP quality as that which gave tuch BAtiafaatiou two years Ago. Aug 23 ? T. J. HARPER. Ward 2 Tax Union. AMEETINQ or this Tax Union will be held THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, the 25th instaut, in Temperance Hall, over Mr. Cautwell'a store. A full attendance is de eircd. JOHN McKENZIE, I'rouidont. Samukt. l5i:Aun, Secretary. Ancr 25 1 Cottage House for Sale. THE undoreigned desires to disposo rif his CUTTAUE HOUSE, containing 'f mr rooms, with basement, pantry, etc.: gas in every room; good Well or water, kitchen, stable,"ate. It is conveniently lo unted?on Lady aireot, uoar Hull. For terms, ,Ve., apply to D. F. KliLLY. Aug 25._ :pj_ EutawEncampment, No.2,1.0.O.F.I -^^^s?i^jca^ THE regular moet 'C_-aBT.-^fT___^3?viiig of this Eucauip ^....?."i.^^.'^!?-'^.v..^^ inent wilTbo bold in Odd Fellowe' Hall, THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Monibora aro ro questod to bo punctual in attendance. By order or the G. P. JAMliS KELLY, An? 25 1 Sorihn. .Greenville High School. THIS S ihool will open on the 1st day of September next. In ?itrueiora eompetont. Terms % jjj i<d.-">!) a bl e. Apply Tor catalogue to the undersigned, at Green? ville. S. G. JOHN li. PATRICK, Principal. Aug 25_3' Columbia Male Academy. THE exercises will be re? sumed on MONDAY, September jll Tho studies iucludo a lull Itiigh Bchoul course in English, 'together with Latin, Greek, French and German. Parents are earnestly requested to enter pupils at the beginning or the session, in order that claasoa may bo formed witbout delay. HUGH S. THOMPSON. _Ang25_tO Citizens' Savings Hank of South Carolina. COLUMBIA, S. C., SEiTEMnEii 1,1374. ADIVIDEND or 12J Per cent- wi,l bo paid to depositors in this Bank at the following points, viz: Charleston, Colum? bia, Union, Abbeville, Winnsboro, George? town, Caruden, Yorkville, LaurenB, New berry, Snmter, Greenvillo, Orangeburg and Spartanburg. Claims must be proven by the presentation of Deposit Book or Certificates and orders on Trustee, when otbor than owners make tho demand. Aug 21 3 J. FISHER. Trustee. ? New, New, New! HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERT - INGS, far 1(1, 15, 16.J, 20, 25 and up to fl per yard. It L* FE LINGS, all new styles, from 25 cents to SI.(Id por vard. DEAD TRIMMINGS, SHIRT FRONTS, at C. F. JACKSON'S, Aue 21 Leader of Low Prices. "Tiie Georgia Gin," We again call tho attention of those j witbout GINS to the above Giu. Wo have ^ sold them for seven yeara, aud tho univer? sal satisfaction thev have given and the ?largely increased demand aud aale each I year, is the best evidence of their merits. j We b. lievethey will GIN FASTER, MAKE [A BETTER LINT, RUN LIGHTER AND j GIN CLEAKERftban any other Giu in tho j market. Order early, of L?RICK A LOWRANCE, I July 2.? Ageuts for South Carolina. PimTIIiI GRAND CENTRAL I1BY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT or W. D. LOVE & CO. |(f\<\ PIBCES yard-wide PERCALES at ', k.* tyf r.'.iii. a yard?half price ?Jim idecea PRINTS at 10c. 2t'U dozen LADIES' HOSE at 12*0.? j ?Vorth double. I 200 lozmi Gouts' HALF HOSE at 10e. ' ami 12'e. a pair?the best goods ever of ! lered tor the price. A nice lino of BEADED BELTS for : Ladies?new styles at low priced. ? BOOfS and "SHOES of the very best , makes, at prices to suit. 1 Ail tho other departments have been j FULLY KBt'LENISllBD with tho best imik.-s of goods, and aro offured at the i LOWEST PRICE FOR CASH. ?Vagus! 11 WM. D. LOVE & CO. F. B. ORCHARD & CO., UEALERS IN IIIIV GOODS, NOTIONS, AC. JK bog leave to inform our friends, that wo have on hand a large and ll-ieaoricil stock of LAUIES' HATS, W well- ... I which wu will ciose out for the next ten davit, >ti livid'1 PRICE, varying from ' 25 cents to $1 5<J. ALSO, 1 LAUES TRIPED FIGURED LAWNS, AI 25 cents?cost 51) in New York. w?i h ive also just received a largo lot of LON'HJLDl'tlS and SHIRTINGS, which we ? are m bug at prices that dofv eorapeli'ion. ! 1-! F. IL OltUHAltD ft CO. S?<;? lyards aud Scale Uoama. V.:.i.Mi-i.Lassortment of PATENT i .K BEAMS and STEELYARDS ! juu received and f >r sale at reduced prices, (by JOHN AGNKW A HON. Kerosene at 25c. BEST quality KEROSENE. 110 firo teat, a i retail it 23c per gallon, and whole |t>a>i it 20?. pur gallon, at the cash atoioof Aug 1(1 JOHN AGNEW A SON. i Flour! Flour!! Flour!!! j ni BARRELS FANCY FAMILY ' it / PLOUlt ground from selected ! now ?Vheai. jiiat received aud for sale at ' reduce*! pin-, a tij JOHN AGNEW ft SON. If you Want a Thorough Newspaper, '.. '. HUBSOBIBB FOB '? ) THE PHOENIX, Daily and Tri-Weekly; or Issued every Wednesday, IN COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA The Phxenix is the oldest daily paper iu tho State, and has been regularly issued since March, 1805. THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE, By Telegraph and Mails, from nearly nil parts ol the World; together with full MARKET REPORTS; Besides well selected Miscellaneous and Reading Matter, of interest to everybody, will be found in these publi? cations. THE EDITORIALS Are carefully prepared, by competent writers; while special attention is given THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT. Taken as a whole, no bbttkb ob more satisfactory investment can be made, than a subscription to one or the other of these publications. They are Conservative in politics, and are devoted to the best interests of the State. The following are the TERMS FOR SIX MONTHS. Daily Phoinix.$4 00 Tri-Weekly.2 50 Weokly Gleaner (48 columns)... 1 50 These papers were the first issued in Columbia, in 18G5, after its parti.' de? struction, and have been regularly published ever since. They CIRCULATE EXTENSIVELY Throaghout middle and upper Counties of the State, and are excellent MEDIUMS FOR ADVERTISING. The Phoenix has a greater circulation through the upper part of Sooth Caro? lina than any other daily paper. Mer? chants audothers will hud its colnmns an admirable means of communication with the people of the entire up-coun? try. Advertising rates are reasonable. Send advertisements marked with the number of insertions desired, and they will be stopped upou the expiration of the time. Ollice ou Richardson street, between Taylor and Blanding. JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor. Have your Job Printing done Home. especially when Style and Price are the Same THE PHOENIX Book and Job Steam Printing Office Is thoroughly supplied with POWER PRESSES of the Latest Improvement; TYPE of various grades and styles from one foot to tho fiftieth part of on inch in size; BORDERS, CUTS.&a; Black. Colored and Transfer INKS; PAPER, CARDS, Ac. The proprietor is a practical printer and employs the most skilled men in the profession; work executed at short? est notice possible, iu latest ana best stvles nnd at New York prices. CALL and EXAMINE SPECIMENS of 1. 2, 3 and I Sheet Posters, Hand-bills, Programmes, Circulars, Pamphlets, Bills of Fare. Briefs, Letter Heads, Dodgers, Bill Heads, Checks, Horso Bills, Receipts, Labels, Railroad Blank*, Legal Blanks, Tags, Cards all kinds and sizes? ' Wedding. Visiting, Business, Shew. JULIAN A. SELBY. Proprietor I Phoenix and Gleaneb Establishment