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and otb???i?6, were estimated at ?15,000. Tbe "Governor's Bridge" was broken iD several plarjos, and tbe east end\of the Fisb Market was swept away, nouses on Water street were inundated to the average depth of fourteen inohes over tbeir first floors, and up tbe street, bb far as Meeting street, the flood was two feet deep. Ou 'South Bay, tbe newly ereotod sea wallB and defences were swept away, aod left a complete wreok. A boose was blown over there, and caused the Iobs of one life?a negro boy, who wus overwhelmed iu tbe falling ruins. Three negroes were drowned in Ashley River, and one ou Sullivan's Island? these oases r~.ak.iog the aggregate loss of life. Tbe number of bouses de stroyed on tbe Island was estimated ut twenty. The inhabitants took shelter in Lafayette Barracks aud other parts Of the Island not considered in dauger. The sea made a breach near the Fort tt>_ ?u:_ ?; _? . i. - .1. , _>--i, 1,'IUtU v il in j ,\i i ii w n/ .uu v ' > ' - Iii' i r 11 w 11 surface of tbe Island was flooded. But. the storm witb which the dis? aster of yesterday will be generally compared is the territio gule of 1854, the incidents of wbiob uro still fresh in the recollection of tbe preseut gene? ration. Tbe blow began, on that occa? sion, duriug the night of September G, from tbe North-east, and continued violently throughout the 7th, until the evening of Friday, tho 8th. Tho di- i reotion of the wiud changed frequent? ly, but tbo violent portion of the gale was from tbe South-east. The storm was accompanied by heavy falls of rain. All tbe wharves sufft-rud more or less, tbe water completely overflow iug them, and flooding tbe ware rooms, Btore-hoosea aud counting offices. There was also a considerable destruction of merabaudtae io storo on Brown's Wharf, including some 2,000 sacks salt and a quautity of sugar. The loss ou the wharves gene? rally was estimated ut $250,000 or $300,000. Tbe battery was damaged seriously by tbe destruction of the wood-work and tbe stone facing on tbe Bast and South fronts. The water formed numerous breaches, and the spray wus dashed iu considerable quantities on tbe roofs of houses on the West side of the street. The bridge leading to the bathing bouse was carried away and tbe house itself was considerably dumaged. The causeway at West end ol Tradd street, built by tho city and Mr. Cbisolm, was totally destroyed. There was not a large amount of shipping iu the hat bur at the time. The water rose to a great height iu portions of tho city. Tue space South of Broad street and West of Logan, was odh sheet of water. Many yards und gardens to the South east were also flooded, und tho oouu pauts of several houses were compelled to retreat in boats. Toe water re iched up Galbouo street, from the bust, to Mention street, also, to tbe S'Jtith Car? olina Ratlroud, near Payne's farm Tho wharf and house of the Ferry Company, at the foot of Market street, were swept uway, Tbe damage to roofs of bouses, and destruction of fauces, was general throughout the city. There was great anxiety to hear from Sullivan's Island during tbe greatest violence of the storm, bat communi? cation was totally interrupted. Iu the afternoon, an attempt was made by Oapt. Thomas Payne, of the steamer Aid, but be was oompelled to abaudou bis humane efforts, and to tuko shelter in Ashley River. Capt. Payne, how? ever, approached near enough to the Island to afford a distinct vi. w of the general condition of tbe Island, show? ing that there had not been as great ilanage at that point as wdfe antici? pated. Among the incidents of the trip of tbe Aid, wus one which reflect? ed most creditably on one of our en? terprising and esteemed fellow-citi? zens, Jobu F. Taylor, E-q., tbe foun? der and bead of tbe Taylor Iron Works of this city. Mr. Taylor at that time was chief engineer of the steamship Nashville, under the command of the popular Capt. M. Berry. Tho en? gineer of the Aid was sick with the feaer, then prevailing in the city, leav? ing tbe steamer without an engineer. Mr. Taylor, hearing of tbe fact, promptly volunteered his services for the occasion, whiob were gladly ac? cepted by Capt. Payne. About 10 o'clock Friday night, September 8, a party of men reached tbe city from tbo Island in a small boat. Among tbo notable buildings de? stroyed ou the island were the old Point House, which was completely washed away, The Tennessee Row, East of the Moultrio House, was en? tirely destroyed. A bouse West of tbe Moultrie House, occupied by tbe Hon. W. Izard Bull, was instantly swept away. The bouses of Qen. W. E Martin, H. R. Banks and H. Horl beck were also almost totally destroyed, as well as two small houses belonging to Mr. Patterson. Tbe scone on tbe island waB described as perfectly sub - lime. For six successive tides tbere was a gradual Accession to the flood. Tho tides were followed by compara? tively alight ebbs, and it was to tbo in? tervale thus afforded that tho safety of life was ascribed. Considerable da? mage was sustained on Morris and James Islands. In tbe city, n two-story wooden building, with brick iouudation, ou King street, near John, was blown down. Great damage was done to the planting in tbe vicinity, rioe planters suffering heavily. Tbo gale waa also severe at sea and along tho coast, nud several vessels were lost, among them tbe ship Delia Maria. The Militia, in Arms.?Amos Cart ledge, a eoiored militia captain, below Henries' Mill, in EJgefield County, hud bis men uudor arms last Saturday, guarding tho road and halting all pass? ers. Amos seems to have mistaken his powers, and should be better instruct? ed, or he will get into trouble. !~T ' /; ":' " " .vi: : v r Qity MtTTHES.?Subscribe for the Phosnix. ^ v Both printing and 'ruling done in the finest grades of copying ink at the Phcknix Job Printing Office. Mr. David Epatin is furnishing a new stock of goods which don't fail to attraot the attention of those who are in need of clothing and furnishing goods. Wo deal with him, and think he is all right. Harrington, the murderer of his wife, was lodged in jail, yesterday. His self-inflicted wounds are serioup, but not necessarily dangerous. The Convention to nominate mem? bers of tbe Legislature assembles on Wednesday next, October 7. Comptroller-General Solomon L. H?ge, who has been nominated by the Republicans of the Third Congres? sional District, is n Virginian by birth, and, so far as we know, comes from a respectable family in that State. His official record is clear?uo chnrgo of corruption bring evor brought uguiu&t him. Lively times in tho dry goods trade! the new goods at tho old stand of B. C. Shiver Sc Co. are drawing orowds of buyers. Four experieuoed dry goods salesmen wanted. The General Convention of the Pro? testant Episcopal Church of the United States will assemble iu St. John's Chapel, New York, on Wednesday, Oc? tober 7. The gale of Monday caused tbe water to overflow a quantity of lime iu Fort Sumter, and a flru wus the result; but tbe flames were extinguished by the orew of tbe revenue cutter Mocca? sin before any serious damage was done. The next entertuiument of the Gar oiiiu Schuelzeu comes off on the 14th October?a calico ball. Mrs. R :rd is receiving her stock of millinery, which is the heaviest she bus brought out in many years. She has hats for big folks, little folks und modium-sized folks; bonnets of all j the latest styles, with an endless I vuriety of the parupbern ilia which ladies deem necessary for tbi ir adorn ineut. The Missed Reynolds will receive pupils, ut the female Academy, thio I morning, between the hours of 9 und 12. ? - - ' ? VIml .LitnaMOKMUKTS.?X or tuen mat!opens 6.30 A. M., d P, M.;uloaeb I LI A. M., 0 P. .VI. Charleston open.- 8 I a. M., 5.30 P. M.; clost s- 8 A. M., 6 P. ?VL. Westerii opens G A. M., 1 P. M.; closes G, 1.30 LJ. AL. Grecuvilh opeus d.45 P. M.: closes 6 A. M. Wil? mington opens 4 P. M.; closes 10.30 A.M. On Sand ay open from 2.30 to 3.30 P.M. HoTEti AkkivaTjS, September 30.? Hendrix House?B W McTowers, Cnarlestou; J E Ru*btou, Edgefield; J T Harllee. Mars Bluff; Mrs H E Beckham, Louudosville; Miss G C Solomons, Mis? M C Solomons, Sum? ter; L Pumpbrev, Md; M O Treasdal, Pa; J ttallerre, Yorkville; S H Deuek. oity. List of New Advertisements.? Jacob Le.viu?Variety Sale. G. M. Walker?Notice. Piexolto Sc Sons?Furniture Sale. W. H. Fabor?German Classes. Shiver Sc Co ?Salesmen Wuute.i. What is tue Mattei; with l'ou?? If u friend is looking sick, this is usu? ally tbe question we put to him. It is asked everywhere, times innumerable, uvery day. Aud whut uro tbo most frequent answers to it? Are they not such as these: "Well, I'm a little bil? ious," or "I foul languid and used up," or "My stomach is out of order," or "I'm under tbe weather," or "I don't know what's the matter with me, but I don't feel right," or the like in? definite responses. Now, what is the matter with tbe thousands of both sexes who cannot tell exactly *hit ails them, and yet are evidently out of health? Tho matter is simply this: they don't properly digest what they eut, their livers uro torpid, their nerves uro weuk, their blood is impure, and tbeir vital energies are depressed. What they need is a course of Hostetter's Sto? mach Bitters?uotoneortwodoees, but a course?to strengthen tbeir stomachs, superinduce a healthy flow of bile, steady and invigorate their nerves, im? prove the condition of tbeir blood und rotiso tbeir vital powers. These results tbe great vegetable restorative will assuredly bring about. It rallies tho whole system, reinforces every im? portant organ, regula.es every func? tion, aud purities every animal fluid. For chronic dyspepsia, constipation, liver complaint, intermittent nud re? mittent fevers, rheumatism, general debility, premature decay, and the in? firmities of ago, it is tbe best and suftiit stimulant, und alterative that has ever been compounded. Its ingredients uro all vegetable, all pure and whole? some. In distriotB infested witb swamp miasma, nud in all new settlements, its use is essential to the preservation of health. Tbe West believes iu it, und so, iu faol, do tbe people of all sections of tbe Umou. S9fl3 Bazaine will live in Londou, and has taken tbe apartments on King street, St. James, that were onoe occupied by Napoleon III, in tbe days when be was called Prince Louis. London, September 30.?The ?Stand? ard says u report root in Paris that Duke de Broglio will soon re-enter the Mioibtry. A special from Berlin, t?-day, says that Russia is about to open negotia? tion with Serrano. The Post is informed that seventy tonB of oartridges for tbeCarlist'u army leave Birmingham almost every week. Madrid, September 30.?General Marceus has succeeded in relieving Pamphlctunu. It is reported that tho correspondent of the Kren Zeitung bus received warning from the Carlisle ihut he will be arrested aud shot if he pusses tho frontier. I't irts ni o Ii 1 < ? a oi r i i < ii ii .11 ut leih. New Youk, September 30.?Booth's Theatre is to be sold under a oiortgago of 8300.000. The friends of Booth are endeavoring to arrange matters so thut tie may retain the management of the property. At a meeting of the depositors of the Freedtneu'u bank, last night, R iberl Purvis, colored, of the Commissioners appointed to wind up its aiTairs, said ue would, at an adjourned meeting, make a statement of its uffitrs, which would probably uot be as favorable as that published heretofore; nor would it bo so bad us those who, iu connec? tion with it, had taken advantage of the fears and necessities of the deposit? ors who have sold the face of their de? posits at a heavy discount. New York, September 30.?It is lea red thut it may be necessary to make considerable military deinoustia tion iu order to reinstate some of Hie or.sted Kellogg ofiiciuls in North Loui? siana, und Geueral Emory bus applied lor a detoebmeut of cavalry, to range between Coushatta aud Shreveport, with u view of intimidating uuy per? sons who may be disposed to re? sistance. New Orleans, September 30.?It is stated that compromises will be made in every parish iu the Sta'c, by the C'onBeivatives, similar to that recuutly effected in Teirobunne Parish, by di viditig the olliees equally between co? lored Republicans aud white Cousorva lives. Mayor Wiltz, iu a message to tin City Council, tu day, says proposals have been made to mm by responsible parties to loan the city 61.000,1100 or more on easy time. Washington. September 30.?The followiug is a copy of (tie original let? ter from Senator Carpenter to Kellogg: "Dear Kkllogu: 1 urn desperately short. Cuu't you send me fcd.OUO; ii -<>, it. would be a God-send. Yours, truly, (Signed) MATT CARPENTER." The President is here. Eour com? panies of Eederul cavalry havo been ordered to West Alabama. Probabilities?For Thursday, over the South A i lau Lie States, somewhat higher barometer uud temperature, Southerly winds and clear weather will prevail. Over the Eastern Gult States, stationary barometer uud turn perature, various winds, most South? west and North-west aud generally clear weather. Over Teuuessuu and tbo Ohio valley. North aud West winds, stationary or rising barometer, some? what higher tcmpcruturo, aud gene? rally cleur weather. Over the Western Gulf States, the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valley and thu North? west, falling barometer, South-west to South east winds, higher tomperatnre, cloudy or partly cloudy weather. Over the Middle States, rising barometer, diminishing North-west to South-west winds, stationary or higher tempera? tures, purtly cloudy and clear weather. MoniLE. September 30.?At a meet? ing of the Bourd of Directors of the Mobile Cotton Exchunge, yesterday, the followiug resolution was adopted: Thut ou nud after October 1st this Exchange will accept standard Amen cun types of cotton prepured and adopted by the Committee on Export-: of the National Cottou Exchange, aud quotations must bo made according therewith. Tho oity remains very healthy; no levers of any kind here. Atlanta. Ga., September 30.?The Governor has ordered thu sale of tho Mucon and Brunswick Railroad to take phue ou the first Tuesday in Decem? ber next, at tho depot iu Macou, ut public outcry, to tho highest bidder. Stuerbnville, O., September 30.? j The Golden Gate Distillery, with'some adjoining buildings, are burned; loss $100,000. Providence, R. I., Septem bur 30.? The committee on cotton uud woollen factories advise one-third timu from October to January. Tho manufactu rers havo made arrangements to oom ply. Hartford, Conn., September 30.? Sharp's Rifle Oumpany bus accepted tbo challenge of Mr. Rigby's, of the Irish Team, to tost the merits of muz? zle und breach-loadng rifles, ut Creed moor, next Saturday. Cincinnati, September 30.?Joseph Glum, oue of tho proprietors of the Cincinnati Gazelle, is dead. Xclcgraiiltlc? Cpntmcrelal lte|ii>i ??? Columbia, September 30.?Sales of cottou. to-day, 125 bales?middling 14o. Market steady. New York, September 30?Noon.? Cottou nominal; sales 3-10; uplands 16Jg; Orleans lo?0. Futures opened steady: October 153 1C(W)15J?; Novem? ber 15 1 16($15 3 16; D.-cember 15j8' ($15 3 16; January l? 5 1G(g?5 11-32; February 15>?(?}15>a. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet for mixed. Com u shade firmer. Pork firm?22.75. Lird heavy?steam Freights quiet. Stooks aotivo and strong. Gold 10Jr. Exchange?long 4.85; short 4.87j?. Governments strong and dull. State buiuds nominal and quiet. 7 P. M ? Money easy, at 2@2^?. Exchange firm und higher, ut 4.85. Gold firm and active ? 10(?)l()}?. Gov? ernments dull and steady. States quiet and uomiual. Cottoa uncuiDul; sties 414, ut 16<4(ailGse- Southern fluur dull, slightly iu buyers' favor? 6.10(3)8 70. Wheat i^lo. better? 1.20(a) 1 28 for uew wiuferred Western; 1.24(a) 1.20 no* umher Weateru. Corn opened & shade firmer, butolosed hold? ers a little more disposed to realize? 9?>^@97 for Western mixed; 97@97>? high mixed uud yellow Western. Cof? fee, sogar und rice unobanged. Fork more active?new mess 22 35@22 40. Beef quiet. Lud lower, ut 14 for prime steam. Whiskey decidedly firmer, at 1 08(0,1 09; olosiug firmly uud held ai 1 lu. Cotton net receipts 3:14; gross 2,510. Futures closed firm; s.dos 22.500: October 15 5 32@15 3-1G; November 15)^(V?,15 5 32; December 15 7 32@l5'jf; Jaunury 15 13 32(a) 15 7-1G; February 15 21-32(0,15 11 10; March 1G; April 10 5 luto-iO 11-32; May IG&gCtMO 2132; Juue 10 29 32(a) 10 15 1G London, September 30,?Erica 32. Paris. September 30.?Rentes G2f. 77<.<e. Liverpool. September 30 ?3 P. M. Coltou firm and prices advanced U traction?uplands 7Ja@8; OileunsS.'^; sales 15,009, including 3,UJ0for specu? lation uud export; ooltou to arrive 1-1G higher; sales, basis middling uplands, nothing below good ordinary, deliver? able October or November, 7 13-1G; nothing below low middling, shipped September or October, sales basis middling uplands, nothing below good ordinary, shipped October or Novem? ber. 17 15 1G. G P. M.?Of sales of cottou to day 3,300 are American; Hilles, basis mid? dling Orleans, uotbiug below good ordinary, shipped October ur Novem? ber, 8*f. Mobil, k, September 3 1.?Cot to u ?rm?middling 14>4; low middling 13?.;'; sales 1,000; stock 1,047. augusta, September 30 ?Cottou demand good ? middling 14,'b; utt re? ceipts 50; sales 902. Charleston, September 30.?Cot? tou more easy?middling 14%; sales 1.000; stoek 10,141. Norfolk, September 30.?Cotton rpnot?low middling 14^(<jt)15; net re? ceipts 1,349. Galveston, September 30 ?Co tin u quiet und unchanged. Baltimore, September 30 ?Cotton dull ? mnldiiug 15J?4; gross receipts 9G; exports uoustwise 4G; stuck 785. Boston, Sept em Oer 3J?Cotton qtllet anil iiuutpiuged; sulcs l,3Ul); stoek 8.0?0. Wilmington, Septi mho: 30 - Coltou steadier und itelive; tuiudling 11.'^; stock 4-i5 Memphis, September 30.?Cotton llrm ami in g tod demand?middiiig U'.t*; h?w middling 14^!(/.l-i;'u; good ordinary 13 l.j!//13-,4 ; uei receipts 758 SAVANNAH, S.pteu.ber 3J ?Cotton quiet und linu; middling 14'; slock 1G.G27. New Orleans. September 30.?Cot? ton uH'ciings light?middling 14^; net r e?;ipis 1.1G9; gross 1,-1 id; sulcs 2,400?lust evening 2,10'J; stock 22,780. Cincinnati. September 30. ?Flour dud?family 5.15(?i.5.35. Corn quiet and steady ? bo,".b? Puik nominal Ltrd unuhuuged?summer 13}.\(cv.l'6^A. Bacon quiet and steady?suuulders 10; clear rib 10}i(ty\i>%\ clear 1G. Whiskey steady, ut 1.03. Nominatino Convention of Third Congressional District.?At a meet? ing of the delegates to the nominating Convention of the Conservative voters of ibo Third Congressional Distric, held ut Belton, in Anderson County, on Tuesday, the 22 1 day of September, ultimo, it was resolved that said Con? vention do adjourn, to meet ut N.-w berry Court House, on Thursday, the 8ih day of October, ut 5 o'clock, P. M., and that the Counties of Abbe ville, Anderson, Ocouee and 11 clnand bo requested to semi delegates to nuid Convention, uu the basis of their rep teseutution m the House of Represent? atives, of this S ate, and said Counties are hereby requested to bo so repre? sented. Tim County Couveiltiotl of tbe ludo ' pendent Republicans ol Charleston, assemble,! in Hibernian Hall, on the 28:h a l. S. B. Uairutt was called to the chair und J. E Britten appointed Secretary. It is said that uot u single carpet bagger was present. The fol? lowing delegates to tile State? Conven? tion wero elected: Delegate*?Daniel F?rst, E. W. M. Mackoy. J. W. Lloyd, M. R Deiaoy, W. T. Oliver, E. B. Seubrook, J. A. Mnshiogtou, J. W. Lee, J. J. Hardy, John Hart. R. H. Cain. P. P. Hedges, Aaron Logan, Stephen Brown, Wm. Wright, A. C. Richmond, Frank Lidsou and C. Gibbes. Alternates?John N. Free? man, G. H. Dantzman, John N. Gregg, Robert Simmons, W. H. Robertson, B. G. Moncrief, John King, A. G. Alston, A. F. Farrar. Tho Fall River disaster shows once again the horror of sudden panic. All the girls iu tho Granite Mills might have been saved. The way of escape was easy. They wero even seized aud thrust into it. Ouo bravo man la? bored, reasoned and scolded, but in vain. Instead of using tho ladders, tho frightened girls and little children throw tbemsolves irom the balconies, fifty foot high, or sank down nerveless ami perished in the flames. ? ? - Tho trial of Jacob W. Crctn, for the killing ol Jamei W. Browning, Trial Justice, ut Bamberg, about three weeks ago, commenced at Burn well on Thurs? day morning last. The case continued three days, and terminate,I late Satur? day night, b, the jury finding a ver? dict of "no! guilty." Thereupon tho priaouer was discharged. A rifle club has been recently organ? ized at Bordeaux, Abbeville County. OfaAKLESTON TO THE FltONT.?Among oor Dow advertisements, is that ol one of too oldest establishments in this State. Estublb-bed iu 1832, it has maintained the firnt place in its lino of business. With large experiouoe and unsurpassed facilities, Messrs. Walker, Evans & Cogswell are prepared to sus? tain the reputation of their establish? ment. Like A. T. Stewart, tbey be? lieve in newspaper advertising, and tuko this means to anuonnoe that they have, bus season, added very largely to their stock of type and machinery, und are better prepared than ever to please their customers. Wo wieh them every success. 84f Detroit Free Press: "Last March, a man named Emory Prattle, a machin? ist, in the employ of the Michigan Cur Company, made a bet with another man as to which could longer hold out the handles of an elcctrio battery which a traveling nuisance bad on the Campus Martins. Prattle won the bet, but at heavy cost. His system re? ceived such a shock that up to this time he has not been able to do a day's work. He has ialleu uway from a pow? erful, heavy man to u skeleton almost, lind his physician cannot say that he will ever bu restored to health." I M. .7. Hirsch, P. Heller and Benja? min Mouzou have beeu uppointed Commissioners of Election for Wil ; liamsburg County. J. F. Sutherland, B. E. Wall and Amnion Royuolds have been appoiuted Commissioners of Election for Kershuw County. NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF Tnu Columbia. Hnlltllng and Lonn Asso? ciation. nVdR Fourth Annual Meeting of the Co JL luinbia Building and Loan Association will be hold at 8 o'eloek MONDAY EVEN? ING, October 5th, at Hibernian Halt. In? stallments will bo received, and i 1,500 bo loaned. A lull attendance of njembut u i<j t equouted, as au election will bo held for officers fur tho eueU'.ng twelve montbo. Attention is oalbd to Section 'A of By-Lawn, nudirheadof "Fiuoa and Penalties," aud inoro especially to tb" 5th Uno of said Sec? tion. Uj order. (i. M. WALKEIt. Oet 1 4 Sec. aud Troaa. pro f*trt. German Classes. THE undersigned is nroparod ? instruct oiaaueo in Heading, [Writing aud Speaking tbe Oer mau Language. Kor terms, Ac , per s ??low of teil weckt?, begin? ning Kctubcr tat,apply at Mr. Uaflii-'o book Store W. U. FAUEit. ?H-t 1 :i D Wanted, liY -Iis SALESM; N and :-.\SH t'. ;\' ;. Anplyat ohl -t in I. Oei 1 K. O. SiUlVKF. .1. CO. leel Ice! Ice! 1A M now prepared to euppb all orders t ?r '.he above artiel? Ihu ice manu? factured ai ni\ establishment l-i made froiu ;'im: spring Water, frozen at a tem p<M*attir? of thirty degrees below frctziug point Fahrenheit, and can bo shipped a long distance without much loa*. Price ft 1"t per 100 pounds, and good Weight gua? rantiees). A'o lee shipped unless the money eeitmpnuies the ord< r. Jnlv 2.1 J. C SRKCiKRS. W. S. & L. TALBOTT ? HAVKj tat arrived with a lot of rfii^i Kentucky HOUSES, both saddle r'< I^i hti.l harness. Will be found at Char tin began*" ?f aules. Sept 29 To Rent, fig-** THE OFFICE over California Ci S?ll?! p.ir Htnr\ no* occupied t>v >l <?!-??? gaiit Faber A Moore; also, t ho M?LD BC W CO r l'AOE, on Washington strict. Sepi 29 0 EDWIN J. 8QOTT A RON^ Just Received. :$r.0 UL'sUELS CHOICE ?liED tififi, W;Il.A pt k;,ovm a8 tho "blue Stem," -/fL-reitarde? the liest in the world. Fur aale oy J. A. U F.N L1X A ItltO. Sept Sit lino Til 12 soaro* T&oNJLncm BY 11. It. PALM Kit, of Clticag.i, with the distinguished asiistntue of Frof. L. O. Ktueranit, of Boston. Those gentlemen, in the Soug Monarch, prei-ent to the public I a book iiuiivalod for the use of SINOlNO i'LASSLH, whether in tho form of Singing Schools, or in Normal Mueio schools, Con? ventions, C at leges, or Academies, and tbe higher Common Schools. Price 75 cents. Per Dozen, *7 60. Richardson's New Method foil THE P1AX0 FORTE. The moat 1'opnlar Method over issued; 250,001) already a->!d, and tho book \? rc ceived, If anything, with incroaaiug favor from year tu year. Teachers and pupil* buy U.I.OOO CUI'IKS ANNUALLY! I Beccntly tnrichod by the addition of "C/.-rny'a Letters on the Art ol Playing tb?! Piano," ami ot ".Schumann's Maxima." It is now a book of 21) J large pages. Pi ice $3 75. /\il bo.-ke mailed,post-paid, for the utnil price. OL1YBK DITSON .t CO., Boston. CHAS. U. DIT80N A CO., 711 Broadway, N. Y. Sepi 19 swTi Mrs. Lovy V?Tlbb resume the ex'-reiaea ot her YY PltlMAUY SCHOOL on Monday, October 5th, 187-1 For tonne and particu? lars, applv at corner ot ball and Laity streit?. ' Sept SO 5 _ Wood. 1 ritil T. iiuderslgned is prepared to furnish I X Black Jatik and Uiusorv WOOD, ol I b si nttalitv, at fair prices. Full cur as fur ! nbhed. ' C. HAM BEUG, j Si pt 30 G Noir O , 0. A A. HaProad. Q rm\u Schaelzju Verein. i a HECULAU Monthly- Mooting will be I held WEDNESDAY, September 30 at i H \M I'. M . in the Hehn Iz m Hall. All I active and passive member* will please at? tend, ah busbtena of iiupoi tanco will bo I transacted, and the monthly dues bu col I Iccted. I B\ order of J. C. FEEHE118. I 1?. Kor.Niu, President. Sec ret a r>. 8opt30-l Fxecutor'B Notice. ALL persona having olnima against tho eotateof WILLIAM MoQUlNNlH, d? j ceased, are rfqu'ind to pn sent lbem to either uf tbe undcroigned, duly atlented, I for payment; and all persona iii lcbtod to I an ) Hfftato will come torward mi ouco and pay up the indubtedneas. I'.L'/EN Mo'lUISNIS, Exeontrix. DENNIS Ale tUlNNlS. Ex"cnt<>v. I Ropt 17 tlm'C Furniture - Hale. BY D. C. FEIXOTTO & SOHS. TO-MOKROW (Friday) MORNING, at 10 o'clock, we will bell, at our Auction Store, Without reaerve, A largo collection of Household FURNI? TURE, coneistlug of one flue Parlor Bett mahogany Chairs, Bureaus, Bide Tables, Centre Tables, Double and Single Mat? tresses, ofilco and parlor Stoves, Cane Racks, Glass and Crookery Wares,Table and DfcBBert Cutlery, Castors, and many uioful articles, Bedeteade, Ac,, Ac. Terms Cash. Variety Sate. BY JACOB LEVIN. On TO-MORROW MORNING, at 10 o'clock, in front of my Store, 1 will sell, Furniture, Bacon Hams, Mountain Butter, Cheese, Apples, 20 doz. Cloth Caps, Notions. Ac. Oct 1 Sate o Valuable Slocla and Bond*. By JACOB LEVIN, Auctioneer. On MONDAY, the 5tb day of October next, at 10 o'clock A. M., I will soil, at public outcry, Tho following Bonds, Slock and Certifl l cates, under powtr of attorney to the Cen? tral National Bank, of Colombia, S. C, viz: 100 (one hundred> shares of tho Capital Stock of the Union Havings Bank, of Co? lumbia, 8. C. ticrip G,18j and G.18G, each representing 50 shares or the Capital Stock of the South? western Railroad Bank, inseparably con? nected with the same number of shares in the South Carolina Railroad Company, par value of each share $125. No. 131. Certificate of Indebtedness of the Greenville and Columbia Railroad Com? pany, guaranteed by the State of South Carolina, $34. ? No. 435, ditto, ditto, $100. No. 43G. ditto, ditto, $100. ureenville and Columbia Railroad Com? pany Funded Interest Bond No. 83, $67.75. Ditto, ditto, No. 54, $83 2G. Ditto, ditto, So. 1C5, $100. Ditto, ditto, No. 104, $100. Ditto, ditto, No. 106, $100. Ditto, ditto, Noe. 53 to GO, (eight bonds Of $500 each,) $4.000. Throe oresnvilla and Columbia Railroad bonds, guaranteed br the State of South Carolina, ($500 eaob.) $1,600. ALSO, On account of wnom it mav concern, one Fine Hunting Caae Gold Watch and Masonic Badge, set in Diamonds. Fresh Arrivals. FILLING UP WITH SEASONABLE GOODS? MAGNOLIA HAMS. Extra Sugar-Cured Bacon Strips, Mild-Cured White Bacon, Smoked Beef Tongues, Full Supply Canned Salmon, Lobster, Tomatoes, Green Peas, Mushrooms, Ac. Coffees?Parched and Groen Java, Mo? cha, Lagnvra and Rio. Titas ?finest and Choapotit Assortment of If ysou, Guupnwdol, Jinan, Oolong, Ac. As&ortDient of Spices, Mustards. Pickles, Olivet'. Sardines, and a general stock of Staple and Fancy Grouoiies, in treat va? riety, all fresh and tempting, offered low for cash GEO. BYMMERS. ?!>t 24 New Goods' New Goods'.! . I HAVE just returned from Now to-* York with a title and well-selected {Kf stock of Enirliab, t rench and Ameri -^"?cati CA8SIMERF.S. Scotch QOOD8, VESTINGS, Ac, which will bo made to orde r at short notico and upen reasonable tevnia. AIko, a full line of tho celebrated S TAR Sill 11 TS. A culi is respect fullv nc licitcd. J. F. EISENMaNS. Sept 20 School Books and Stationery. RL. BftYAN has just opened anew ? stock of English and Classical SO?OOL BOOKS and SCHOOL STATION? ERY. Also, BLANK BOOKS for Morchants and Public Offices of every sizo and quality. Also, a Urgn varioty of Writing Paper, Envelopes, Gold and Steel Pens, Copying Presses, Puckot-kuives, fine Pookot-books made to order, Inkstands, Initial Paper, Writing Desks. Ink of all colors, and other variation of Office Stationery. Sept 10 Landreth's Turnip Seed. RUTA B \GA, Flat Dutch, Globe, Bed Top just received at L. T. b [LbI?AN A CO.'S Julv 18 ^ruer Store. Corn ! Corn!! ? rr s \ ( \ BUS II V. LS P HI ME W QITE CO BN. 500 bushels Mixed Corn. Jiiat received and for sale low bv Sept 3 JOHN J.GNE\VA SON. _ Wanted, a Few Boarders, AT No. 12 Lady street, botween Main and Amemblv. Terms reasonable. Apply to W. S. POPE. Sept 13_ Stoves! Stoves! FULL line of TIN-WARE, Cooking, II eat in - and Parlor STOVES. I would call jonr attention to the open Frank in for coal, suitable for Parlors, Sot? ting or Bed Rooms, beautiful in design and warranted to work well. Call and see them at SMITH'S TIN AND STOVE ESTAB? LISHMENT. Main street, opposite J. H. inard's. Prpt 18 Wrapping Paper. AFULL enpply of WRAPPING PAPER j i-t received from the Atlantic Paper Mills, for which we are sole agents, and of? fered at lower pi ices than same quality can be delivered from tho Northern cities. Gall and ex inline quality and prices at the store of _JOHN AG NEW A 8QN. Flour! Fleur'.l Flour 1!! 1 AA BARRELS FANCY FAMILY JAM 7 FLOUR, ground from selected now Wheat.just received and for salo at reduced priors by JOHN AGNEW k BON. Honse for Sale. rjlHE COTTAGE recently erected by O. N. X G. Butt, opposite tho College Campus, containing sovon rooms, exclusive of Pan? tries. Bath Rnoru, Dressing Room, Kitchen aud Servants' Room. It has all the mo? dern improvements It will bo sold cheap. Inquire at Central National Bank. St.pt_18_ _ For Rent, THE COT PAGE HOUSE on West wide of Gates atrcrtt. between Plain and Washington streets. For terms and futher particulars, apply to JOS. r. ZEALY, or Sepi 24 JACOB IJKVIN. To Rent. MA COT PAGE HOUSE on Blan.ling street, between Bnll aud Piokens. for term;', auply to Aug 15 JOBN AGNEW A SON. Honre to Bent. THE ROUSE and FOUR ACRE 1" of Mrs E. J. Arthur. Good gar deu and excellent well of wa'er. Pos? session given imaiediatelv. Apply to WM. MARTIN oi E lt. ART lit) R. July 4 -v* T ft? bO