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]iw HI sVitf|j>i W s^ll^OAS'S'tljBV* StVtB q^?^Sl?a^rf8HTjtoA^EYi i -1 ni et?'t<:t iiUliaMB^B'O^hMhip'' y Thif) oonveuCion will 60 o?mponea of delegates from almost every State add Territory, nailed in the cdo purpose of advancing aud protecting ogrionl turo. The opportunity may never oconr again 61 yoar seeing and kuow ing thcBO brother Patrons?it is -well worth while to make the effort to meet them. I wonld arge the Patrons to eome to Charleston and bring their families, and join with Ashley Orange in exem? plifying the social characteristic of the order. You will learn more of the par poses and projeots of this 'association in this meeting, than by any other I means. , Ashley Orange is making I every effort to give a warm reception to the National Qrango, and it wonld not be just to ourselves to isave iheae preparations entirely to the local Grango. ; OonUibntions from the Granges eaa be forwarded to E. Li. Boohs,. M?stet ot Ashley .Orange, Charleston. . ,?>. f. TE03. BAYLOR, Master. ?3?"Oharieston Ifewa. and Courier \ 0opj twice* TnaHsmjuioN op Blood.?At the H?tol Dieu, Pano. recently, a yonug woman who. on giving birth to a child, became the victim of so dangerous an attack'ot*. hemorrhage that her safety ?was1 despaired of, was made the sub? ject of a fresh experiment in the new branch of medical soiecoe which heads this account. The clvef de ctinique of M. Behior, a young pbysioian, obeer fally offered himself as the fountain from whioh the necessary life's fluid was to be drawn for the experiment. The necessary pomp, heated to the temperature of 35 to 40 degrees, was prepared, one of tbe yonug man? veins was opened, and a quantity of reotorativo blood was tranBVasated into ] tbp .dying woman. The next day she' could eat, and a few days after the pa* | tient left the hospital oared. An old lady in town has become dis? gusted, with almanacs. She says if all the people in tbe ooantry were to stop baying almanacs, "may bo, tbe printers who make 'em would pat ia total eclipses of the eon and moou, aud some transits of Veaasee that would be visible here.' Mr1. Altwood, a rich old bachelor, died recently near Chestnut, England, and it now tarns bat that he was the giver of all the anonymous ?1,000 checke whioh caused so mach specula? tion. ?e gave about ?860,000 away ia this 'fashion, ?45,000 within the last year. ?*Nov7, thou." said a physician, cheerily, to a patient, "yon have got airing far enough to indulge ia a little animal food,' and?M "No yon don't, Doctor," interrupted the patient; "I've suffered enough on yoar grael and slops, and "To starve sooner than begin onjiay ah*! oats." 'when Alexander BL Stephens passes | a Washington undertaker's establish? ment, tbo proprietor* always comes to the door, takes a loug, lingering look at tlio shadowy form of the great para? graphist, and then retaros to wonder at'the.mysterious wsvb of Providenoe. "Pretty bud under foot, to day," I said one oitiaen to another, as they met in the street, the other day. "Yes, bat it's ?ne overhead," re? sponded the ether. "Troe nnnnoli." said the first, "hut then very.few are going that way." And now they say William Penn wonld sit down under a tree with In? dians aboat him, aod, telling them of the hotter world beyond the sea, deal hisnself four aces aud wiu tbe gttme. Free-booters?Men who are ready to tick for nothing. Wanted, Agents, Jfi.a.\e and Female, TQ, seU-Pictures everywhere. 14,000 re? tailed by one. Another writes: "I ean make more money in this business than I can on a $10.000 farm, all stocked." WHITNEY A OO., Norwich, Conn. Dec 9 , ?> _ 8m o Look A-ter Tour Stomach. THE finest Medicinal Confedtion in the world io at Heinitsh's. Chocolate for lnnoh, Chocolate fortable. Walnut Nougat, Piataoho Paste, Cocoa Caramel, Cream Chocolate, Althea and Mallow Drops, Solu? ble Sum Drops, Cough Confections, Gin? ger Drops. Eng. Mint Drops,finest Extract Yard Ha.finest Extract Lemon, for sale at HEINITBH'S Drug Store._Deo 221 Soluble Pacific Guano. $46 Oath. $53 7fme. Without Interest. PACIFIC ODANO COMPANY'S COM? POUND ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIME for composting with cotton seed? $30 aseh, $35 time, without interest. To accommodate planters, they ean order now and have until 1st April to de? cide whether they will take at time or oash {irioe. When delivered from faotory by oar oad, ho drayage will be charged. This gu.ino is now so woll known in all tho Southern States for its remarkablo effeotB as an agency for lnoreaslng the products of labor as not to require special recommend? ation from oe. Ii? use for nine > ears past has established its character for reliable exoollence. The supplies put into market this season are, as heretofore, prepare! under the superintendence of Dr. ST. JULIAN RAVENEL, Chemist or the Com? pany, at Charleston, 8. 0.. henoo planters may rest assnred that Its quality and com? position is preoiaely the same as that here? tofore sold. J. N. BOBSON, Agent for South Carolina,Charleston, 8. O. JOHN 8. BEESE A CO., Nov 24 tplS General Agetats, Baltimore Final Disoharge. NOTICE Is hereby given that Thomas S.. Leo, administrator of the estate of Mary B. P. Uibbos, deceased, has.applied to Hon. B. L Bdohe, Jndgo of Probate, in and for the County or Riohland, for a final disoharge as .snob. administrator. It is ordered. That tbo 20th day of January, A. D. 1873. be fixed for bearing of petition, and a final settlement df 'said ostato. it! ' D. I. BO INE, Judge of Probate, Biohland County. Deo 20 Ji3 BY J. A. SELBY. COLI City Ordinance!. An Ordinance to Raise Supplies for tub FisoAti Year 1875. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Al? dermen of the City of Columbia, in Coun? cil assembled, and by the authority of the same, That a tax to cover the period from the Brat day of January, A. D. 1875, to the first day of January, A. Lf. 1876, for .the numu asd is tbs man? ner hereinafter mentioned, shall be levied, ooileoted and paid into the Treasury of said cily for the use and aervicB thereof; that is to say: Section 1. A tax of 80o on every hun? dred dollars in value of all real estate and personal property of every descrip? tion, owned and used in the oity of Columbia at aay time during the said fiscal year, shall be levied and paid into the City Treasury for the ase of the said oity: Provided, however. That no personal property not taxed or liable to be tax d by the State, shall be taxed for the service of the said oity. Sbc. 2. In addition to the foregoiug taxes, a special tax of $1.00 on every hundred dollars of the assessed value of all real and personal property of every description, owned und used m the oity of Columbia at any time dur? ing the said fisoal year, shall be levied and paid iuto the oity Treasury, to be used for the purpose of puyiog the in? terest upon the public debt of said city, as provided by Act of the Gene? ral Assembly, entitled "An Aot to au? thorize tho Mayor and Aldermen ol tbe oity of Columbia to issne bonds, and to negotiate and Bell tbe same," approved March 13, 1872: Provided, however, That no personal properly not taxed, or liable to be taxed by the State of Sonth Carolina, shall be taxed for the use of said oity. Sbc. 3. There shall bo paid on ve? hicles the following tax, viz: Upon each four-wheel pleasure carriage or barouche, drawn by two or more horses, $20; npon aarriage, buggy, ba? rouche, gig or snlky, (not nsed for hire.) drawn by one horse or mule, $10: Provided, That tbe value of pleasure carriages and other pleasure tebielea specifically taxed, be not re? quired to be returned for taxation as personal property. Upon each ve? hicle need for the breaking or exhibit? ing of horses or mules $25; npon each express company's wagon, drawn by one horse, $10; drawn by two or more horses, $20: Provided, That nothing herein oontained shall be construed to extend to wagons, oartB or other ve? hicles going to or from market, and owned by non-residents of-said oity, or of wagons exclusively nsed for agri? cultural purposes. Seo. A. That euch und every person between tbo ages of 21 years und 45 years, liable to work on the Btreets of said city, may and shall be excused from tho performunoe of such duty ou the payment of $2 to the City Clerk aud Treasurer; and, on failure to pay the said sum of $5, at tho time of the payment of their oity tuxey, they shall, wueu sams&OuSd so to dc, be required to work personally upon the streets of tho said city for Bix dayH, under the direotiou of the Superintendent of the Streots, or any other person appointed by the Mayor and Aldermen to take charge of aud direct them. Any per? son refusing or uegleoting to obey suoh summons shull be fined $2 for each day's negieot of tho same, to be reco? vered by information befeie tbe Mayor and Aldermen iu Council assembled. And it Bhall be the duty of the City Clerk and Treasurer, and of the Chief of Polioe, to report to the said Mayor and Aldermen all defaulters nnder this section. Sec 5. That each aud every owner or tenant, or ocoupant of any real es? tate, npon any street where water is brought by pipes or otherwise from tbe oity reservoir, shall pay to tbe Oity Treasnry, at the same time with the other taxes imposed by this ordinance, a general tax of $1 for each fifty feet of frontage where there are buildings, and one oent per foot of frontage where there are no buildings upon lotB so taxed: Provided, Thut every lot upon such streets upon which any such struotore or structures exist, shall pay a water tax of not less than $1: And providedfurther. That no proper? ty holder or tenant shall bo charged for more than one frontage for property owned or occupied by him. Any own? er, or his agent, or occupant of any real estate, upon whose premises water is brought from tbo oity reservoir, shall pay such eums for the nse of water as may be asseHbed by the City Coun? cil; and an owner, or his agent, or oc? cupant, failing to make a report of the hydrant or hydrants used by him or her, or by any tenant or ocoupant on such premises, shall be liable te u fine at tbe discretion of tbe Mayor. Sbo. G. All persons who shall enclose any streets or parte of streets in the oity of Columbia, by and with consent of the Council, Bhall pay an annual rent of $5 on any street, or part cf any atreet, so enclosed, or ouch other price or sum as may be fixed and de? termined by the Connoil; but each street, or part of Blreet, bo enclosed by the couuent "of Connoil, may ut any time be opened by the order of said Counoil, .anything to tbe contrary herein notwithstanding. Seo. 7. That if any person or per [JMBIA, S. 0., THURSDAY ? sous shall fail, negleot or refuse to make a retoru or returns to the City Assessor, on oath, of his, her or their taxable property, od or before tbe Slst day of January, 1875, (except aB in this ordinance otherwise provided,) such person or persons shall be assessed by the City Assessor for and on all his, her or tbeir taxable property, or other thjnna tbw this ordinance UPPOrd* ing to tbe best information he can ob? tain of the value of snob taxable pro? perty or other things; and such person or persons who shall fail, negleot or refuse to make a return or returns as| aforesaid, or pay the tax thereon on or before tbe 15th of February next, shall be subject to, and pay, in addition to said tax, 10 per cent, thereon. And the said Clerk and Assessor is hereby required to assess, collect and receive tbe taxes and dues levied and imposed by this ordinance, and all arrears of former taxes or due", and muke a re? turn thereof, as well as a return of all persons who shall fail to make a re? turn and pay tbe taxes herein and hereby imposed, on tbe 1st diy of May next, or us soon thereafter as muy be practicable. Sfciu. 8. The said Assessor is hereby directed, in assessiog for taxation tbe amount of eitle? likely to be mudu by uny dealer durina tlu* year 1875, to ud ?ume, if, in his dit-crelion, it would bu just so to do, an n basis of his ebtimate, tbe iimnnut of such nUes during tbe year 1874, according to the sworn re? turns thereof of tbo 6aid dealers. Sec 9. That all returns of property, of every description, and of all other things made by toxstiun a source of revenue to the suid city by this ordi? nance, shall be made upon tbe oath of the tax-payer, which returns shall be made by filling out blank forms, to be furnished on application by the said Clerk and Treasurer, on or before tbe 31st day of January, 1875, except as in this ordinance otherwise provided; but that time may be extended by the Mayor and Aldermen; an the said re? turns shall embrace every snbject or objeot of taxation, whether held by, or pertaining to, the tax-payer, in his own right or in a fiduciary capacity. 8so. 10. That all persoos who may aommeuoe a permanent business ia the aity of Colombia subsequent to the time fixed for making tax returns, pay? ing the oity taxes uud procuring an? nual licenses, shall, after the lapse of one month from opening business, make returns to tbe City Clerk of the value of the stock aud other property employed therein, and pay their taxes and licenses; the tuxet on the value of tbo said stock and other property to be oharged for tbe full fiscal year, but the licenses to be paid in proportion to the remainder of the said year: Provided, however, That all transient dealers shall pay tbeir full annual li? censes to tbe close thereof. ?eo. 11. That it shall be, and it is hereby declared to be, the doty of the City Assessor to usBess all the property named in this ordinance for oity tu tu.. I tion at a reasonable valuation, aud the City Clerk and Treasurer to collect the taxes levied thereon, and the per cent, imposed upon all other things as sources from whioh a oity revonue by this ordinance is direoted or ooutetn plated to be raised, although not spe? cifically mentioned, according to tbe rates herein declared: ProvideJ, how? ever, That every tax-payer shall huvo tbe right of appeal to the Mayor aud to the Committee of Ways and Means from tho assessment of the City Asses? sor for a revision thereof, in ouse he should thereby feel himself aggrieved. Sbo. 12. That in case it should be? come necessary to issue an execution against the property of the defaulting tax-payer, and to sell thcr under his real property, in order to collect the taxes doe by him, it shall be the duty of tbe Mayor, and he is hereby em? powered so to do, in order to put the purchaser thereof into immediate pos? session, to issue his warrant of eject? ment against the owner, or against bis lessee or lessees, or against any other person or persons who may be in pus session thereof, and to place tbe said warrant in the bauds of the Cbief of ! Police, or any other officer whom ho shall select, who shall proceed without delay to execute tbe same, ut the ex? pense aud costs of the party or parties in default: Provided, That tbo owner of the fee, his let* ee or lessees, shall not be deprived of the use and posses? sion for a longer period than two years from the day of sale. Sbo. 13. That the Mayor and Alder? men shall issue execution ugninst each and every person or corporation who shall be reported by the City Olerk and Treasurer to have failed, neglected or refused to mako returns or pay the taxes imposed by this ordinance with? in the time herein prescribed; and all executions issued by the said Mayor and Aldermen shall have attached thereto the signatures of the Mayor and Oity Clerk and Treasurer aud the seal of tbe oity of Columbia, in the name of which such executions shall be entitled. Seo. 14. That all executions whioh may bo issued to enforce tho payment of taxes, fines and licenses by the said Mayor and Aldermen, in conformity with tho foregoing section, shall b lodged in the first iustanco in tho of Attend the True 10RNING, JANUARY 21, 18 flee of the Sheriff of Riobland Ooooty, aud may be directed to the said Sheriff or to the Ohief of Police, or other per sous appointed by the said Mayor and Aldermen, to collect and receive the Bame with the costs. Sec 10. That the words "real pro? perty" and "real eRtate," as need in this ordinance, shall be co-extenBive in meaning with lands, tenements and hereditaments; the words "personal property," au herein used, includes money, goods, chattels, things in aotiun and evidencer of debt; and the word "proporty" includes property, reai aud personal. An Ordinance to Make Appropria? tions tor the Fiscal Year Com menoino January. 1, 1875. lie it ordained by (he Mayor and Al? dermen of the city of Columbia, in Coun? cil assembled, and by the authority of the same: Section 1. That the following sums be, uud the same are hereby, ap? propriated for the payment of the va? rious uflice?s and other expenses of the city government for the fiscal year commencing January 1, 1875, and end? ing Deoomhor 31, 187U, that is to say: For Salaiuus.?Sec. 2. For the Mayor, $1,500; for the City Clerk, Treasurer aud Aeses8or, Si,200; for the City Physician, 81,000; for the Super iuteudeut ot Streets, SHOO; for the Clerk of tho Market, $600; for the M?ssen tier of Council, 8120; street bunds, 85,580: Cily Attorney. $1,000 Fon Police Department ?Sec. 3. For Chief of Police, 81,000; for two Sergeants of Police, $1,200; for six teen patrolmen, ut $180 per annum euch, $7,030. Sec. 4.?For AlmH House, Hospital and Indigent poor, $4,500. Sec. 5. For support of Fire Depart? ment, $1,400. Sec. 6. For deficienees in appropria? tion to water works contract $4,000. For Water Works Contract.? Sec. 7. That the amount collected from water rents, and from water-front? age tax, be, and the same is hereby, appropriated for the payment towards the oontraot with the Colombia Water Power Company. Sec. 8. For payment of contract for lighting streets. $3,000. Sec. 9. For payment of two watch? men on Bell Tower, $840. For Miscellaneous Expenses.? Sec. 10 For making and repairing streets, $2.000; for support of Sydney Park, $250; for printing, advertising und stationery, 8800; contingent ex? penses, $700. Provided, That no bills shall be paid from tho contingent fund until upproved by the thu Com? mittee of Ways aud Means. Foil Interest.?Sec 11. That the entire umuuut collecttd from the spe ciul lux of Si 00 on the hundred dol? lars taxable property in the city be, ami tho same is hereby, appropriated to pny interest upon the bonded debt of the city. Sec. 18. That tho Cily Treasurer he empowered to receive coupons and fj.in-.-ii .lixuil Ilia mi uujKiin IB*.. it<! 1878-74. except water taxes and spe eiel interest. Provided, however, That coupons are rcceivrble for tbe latter tax For toe Payment of the Current Expenses of the Yeah 1S75.?Sec. 12. The eutire amouut collected from a tax of 80c. on tbe hundred dollars tax? able property in the city be, aud the same is hereby, appropriated to pay expenses for tbe current yeur 1874 and 1875, commencing 1st April, 1874. Recapitulation. ?For salaries, $11, 600; for police department, $9.880; for alms bouse and hospital, $4,500; for firo department, $1,400; for de? ficiency iu wuter coutract, 81,000; for lighting streets, $3.600; for watch? men on bell tour, $810; for miscella neons nnd contingent expenses, $3,750. Total. 38.970 LINIMENT, MEDICINE C11V1NO INSTANT UKI.IICK. IT is the moat wonderful MEDICINE ever known, and possesses a curative power unequalled in the history of route* | dies. For hh!o milr nt UeolA r HKINITSB'N ?"?rnirtUoro. Ref.1 Estato Wanted. of large plantet] ms, who are disposed to Hell the ?vh.de or portion, orownern of timbered 'ands n^sr rafting streams or railroad, or f-mus ol Kit) to 501) acroH wf productive land, (or that by judi clous cultivation nan he inadu so,. or hold ors of improved city property, Will do well to call upon tho (ubecriher. Persons at a distance, who wish to make a reply to their communication.)certain, wilt ploa?u ouulot-u a stamp. OKU. NOKTil, Heal Estate Agent, Mansion UouoO, Jan 20 w4 Columbia, S. C. Subscribe for the Pipenix i ^uiiiuii, ^ill nib-' :oi)uau) .lafufcif Jo ; i> 0Al*dc I'm* ..jrifiiuwi'I im(,' Event." 75 VOL. X?NO. 2G1, Coughs and Golds BROWN'S BUONCHIAL TROCHES, Chlorate Potash Paa'tilea, Oelatino Lozenges, Wistar'o Balsam Wild Cherry, Hill's Dalsnm Honey, Ayer's Cherry Peotoral, Jayne's Expeotorant, Fiso's Cure. For sale at L. T.HI LT,I MAN AOO.'S Deo 29 Drag Store. Cottage House. No. 15_ Washington St., next Masonic Halt. The nndorsigned has/ re-opened this- estab? lishment, and Informs _Uhe public that he is prepared" to j suppiy tnem with the very best of WINEB, j LIQ?OR8, SEOAR8, TOBACCO, etc. Oys? ters in every style, and at all hours. Bo- | frcshmentB of various kinds. Oivo a oall. jDot 31_O. B. FRANKLIN, Bop't. | FUSE'S SALOON. No. 41 Richardson Street, between Lady and Gervais Streets. HAVING replenished my entire stock of Liquors, Cigars, .to., having also given proper attention to my Bostanrant, I am now prepared to furnish my friends ami the public generally with tho nest tho markets afford. < >ct 17_WM. M. FINE, Agont. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, SILVER AND PLATED WARES, SPECTACLES, EYE-QLA8SES, ETO. IHAVE a large stuck oi the abovo on hand, and will sell them at tho lowest caeh prices. All goods warranted as repre aentfd. I A3~ Watchos. Clocks and Jewelry re? paired and work warranted. QEO. BBUNS, Oct 27_Oolnmbia Hotel Block. 107 Main St., Next to Wheeler House. ESTABLISHED IN 1845, AND STILL IN THE FIELD, with A LABOE and well se? lected stock of first class FUBNITUBE, Parlor, Bed? room and Dining Boom _ Sets, which will be sold as low as any house in the country for cash. Nov 10_M. H. BEBBY. New Books, at Bryan's Bookstore. WORKING to Win, a story for girls, 11.75. MistreBB of tho Manse, by Dr. Holland, author of Arthur Bonnyoaatle, $1 50. A History of Germany, from the Earliest Times, by Chariten Lewis, $2.50. Manual of Mythology, Greek, Roman, Nome, Hindoo, Egyptian and Old German, by Murray, $2.25. Prairie and Forest, the Game of North America, with ad ventures in their pursuit, bv Gillmoro. $1 50. "Health and Eduoation, by Klngsley, $1.75. Hogarth's complete woiks, in three to hums. Tho Wild North Land, by Major Butler, with plates, $2.60. History of Clubs and Club Lifo, London. Hook of Wondor lulCharacters, with portraits. Tho Slang Dictionary, historical and anecdotal. Hoiiii s and IIkuuIb of the British Poets, London, and other new books. Nov 1 MILLINERY. PRICES REDUCED of La i dies'. Misses' and Children's BONNETS. HATS. OAPB, SUITS, UNDERWEAR. Fur gut?, Cloaks, Worsted Goods. Hair.Corsets, Zephyr Worsted and other articles too nume? rous to mention; also. Bazar l'utlerns. Lanks will please ?-ral 1 and see for themselves at Nov20 MUS C. E. BEFD'P. Springs, Axles and Iron. OUR stock of SPRINGS and AXLES, as well as IRON of all descriptions, is very large. Purchasers will save money by pmcuriug these goods, as well as Carriage 1 Material, at the Hardware KKtablinhment of\ Nov 28 JOHN AQNEW Ac SON. Kerosene Oil. PURE wniTE KEROSENE, at 18o. per | gallon, at wholesale, and 20a. per gal? lon at retail, delivered in all parts of the | city. Tins Oil is guaranteed fully up to 1 the standard required by the Unite ! States. For sale by Jan 5 JP_HIi AGNEW A SON. LOOK! LOOK It $1,200,000 II PHIZES! THE GRANDEST SINGLE NUMBER | SCHEME ON RECORD, will he drawn in publto in St. Louis on MaltOH 81, into. CAPITAL PEIZE, $100.0001 Missouri State Lotteries, Legalized by Stato Authority. MURd AY, MILLER &C0.,Mana'rs ST. LOUIS, MO. 1 Priz-of.$100,0001 I Pr.zoot. 50.000 1 Prix.? or . ?.2.500! 1 Prize of . 20.000 5 Prizes of. 10,000 10 Prizes of. 5,000 20 Prizes or. 2.500 100 Prizes of. 1,000 And 11,101 oiher Prizes of from $1,500 to $50. Amounting in the aggregato to $1,200,000. Whole Tickets, $20; Halves, $10; Quar? ters, $5. Prize payable in full and no postpone? ment of drawings take place. Address, lor Tickets and Circulars, MURRAY, MILLER A CO., P. O. Box 2,110, St. Louis. Mo. Jan 5 llfSmo Seventy-five Out of Every Hundred PISRSOKH are afflicted with some de? rangement or dieeasq of thesktn. No matter what tho nature of it may he, "ilLINlPMi'S QUEEN'S Dl$LlGHT,"the great American Blood Purifier, will euro it This is qtiito enough to say. If yon have liny skin disease, use Btinlteh s Queen's Delight. _Deo 10 t PC UK OALIPUnitlA POKT. ' Dec 13 J. 0. SEEGERS. JX -LJ_fL SENSATION PRI&U'DONNA?.-SENSA? TION pULPlr ORATOR2!, 8?nast\on PoU tlciens hionaatioo Pattiee, KcbuoUen-V? reiu Masquerade. Balli, Tableaux, Choral Union Concorts, Sensation Nowhpaper Articles, Sensation Hew Opera Houecrt, and overy other 'Sensation vanishes before the great impending ? ' ' ' Jan 9 M HEW SENSATION. IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL N OTt GE. IN order to close oat'onr'large. Varied and extensive stock 6f DRESS GOODS, 1 PRINTS, DOMESTICS, HOMESPUNS, TWEEDS, JEANS, O?8SIMERE8, GENTB* I<UKNISHING GOQD8.NOTIONS, LAOBS, I EM BROIDERIES. RIRKQNB HANDKBR IOHIEF8, GLOVES, HOSIERY, MERINO UNDERWEAR. SHAWLS; LINENS. TA? BLE DAMASKS, TOWELINQS, BLACK I ALPAOAS, BOOTS and SHOES, CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, RUQ8, MATS, OTTOMARS, I ' -. L? J? -l.? fn? Q???l, U.U., Hi ...- #V* ? 1 * * "t> I wo nave marked down our prices, ana for the next sixty days from this dato will sell REGARDLESS OF OOBT. Wo havo juot received a large quantity of goods, bought for cash from several bankrupt ntooka in New York, at unprecedentedly low prices. Wo offer 60o. Dross Goods at 25c. a yard, and large lines of other goods in- proper' I tion. / . . . /I yd .. . Wo aro daily rreoivlng NOVELTIES for tho HOLIDAYS, nod will rffor them at prises to enit the dmes ,vo invite all In want of Roods to eximine uur assortment, ai wo offer auoh inducements to buyers in NEW and DESlRAULE GOODS that they very seldom ace. Our goods arc all . new ami of good quality, having been selected with care, aud specialty adapted to this market, onabliog un to meet any competi? tion of whatever character. Our salesmen aro polito and attentivo, and will take plea? sure in showing gonds at tho ' Grand Central Dry Goods Eteabli&h't or WM. D. LOVE 4c CO. ?qrSampleB Bent gratuitously upon ap? plication. Deo 20 ? CARD. The Laurel Street yssr GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT IS now open to the pub.Uo, offering the GREATEST INDUCEMENTS known to the trade. The proprietor is so confi? dent of the superior merila of bis good* that ' he asks no di a crimination In hla favor aa compared with anything in tbia market; so that you can at pace onoour?RO Bouthe.ru industry, and at the same time directly serve your interest, by purchasing from this reliable houao. Offering every reason- - able facility to customers, I beg an humble aharo of public patronage. Deol _JOHH ET GYLES. Agent. GOOD THINGS, 100 barrels NORTHERN APPLES. . ? ? ? , rr.ti i ? >?? ?? Kt' 200 boxes CANDY. ? 100 boxes RAI8IN8. 200 cases CANNED FRUITS. Pecans, Almond*, Orange?, Lemons, Walnnts, Ao., wholesale and retail, as low as any house in this country. , . . i , ?. '.i ' .< i ,luoo LOFliOK & LOWRANOE. ?^NIBdV?oojai:: COL, ASflURy -COWARD' \ a^a^l^\aaiwi^taUj^a enAiilifla-jMii Jan 12_tl8 CAR LOAD CALIFORNIA wine, brandy & unampagne JU8T RECEIVED direct /rem California. Those Winea and brandies aro made of de? licious grapes of California. 1 For sale by Doc 18_J.O. SEEOEBB. Canned Goods. I i \(\ CASKS 2 lb oans TOMATOES, at H" ?V / $1 CO perdoz. and 15o. per can. 10U cases 2 Ib. onus PEACHES, at 92.20 per aoz. and 25c. per oan. On hand and for sale by jTan^7 JOHN AQNEW A8QN. New Layer Hairing. -i {\f\ QUARTER BOXES NEW LAYER 1UU RAISINS, at $1 eaoh. Just received and for sals by Jan 7_JOHN AQNEW A SON. Horse and Mule Shoes. I \ KEGS FIRST QUALITY HORSE II #U SHOES, at $6 per keg. 100 keKS first quality MULE 8HOEB, at $7 per keg. Just received and for eale by Deo 17_ JOHN AQNEW A BON. New Orleans Molasses. BARRELSchoioe new orop New Or* Ol" I""" MOLASSES, jnat received direot from Nexo Orleans, and for sale at wholesale aud retail. ,)ecA JOHN AQNEW A SON. New Snjar-Cured Hams, 1 C\( \ NKW Y()KK sngar-oured HAMS, LV/v/ choice quality, just received and ' ~ HN ' " for sale by JOHN AGNEW& BON.