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With a weeY orbreTfraihatTes JqT opening argument/Mr,. BoeoherVdo fenoB is nt>w fairly .launched; . Oen. >T?oy'# four dAjft'u?MqftPt ?f-M? side was ingenious, ?ab tie, and oggroa eivo. The kernel 'of ft is thatttio rela? tion g between Mr. Beeoher arid Mrs.' Tilton were .sentimental on hor part, < eympatlietio on hie, and criminal or adnlterous neither in thought nor act on either. ' Mr. Tilton was unfaithful, negligent" and - unkind, besides being religiously unsympathetfo; she turned to her pastor for sympathy and com fort; he responded, and through bia response, ehe grew to be in love with him/whioh he tolerated; carelessly and weakly, not to say wiokedly, hoe this is the extent of his offending. For this "be suffered remorse, wrote j penitent letters, and allowed himself to* be block-moiled by Tilton and Moolton, who are wicked, disreputa? ble and altogether bad fellows anyhow. Thus badly summarized, the theory of the defence seems weak; but, evolved and elaborated by Mr. Traoy, it is more impressive. So far, the evidence thai follows amounts to little, going SiSwpmjr vG discredit Sud biSuk?? Tilt?D, and make his wife appear the slave of hie power, Judge, Fnllerton is cross examining the'Bee'oher witnesses, and I shows apparently greater power in this | high art of the profession than Mr, Evartfl. ; U. J.-1-? Garibaldi, the Italian patriot, in his old ,age,, has taken a notion?npt an unfamiliar one in this country?that "aheap transportation" and' "water linca" constitute a proper eubjeot for ogitatiom He has conceived tho idea of improving the ancient,river Tiber, and oallo upon, the' American people to help bim.: Hia plan la to force Father Tiber to rah backwards up one of the tributaries, and at a certain point be will construct an entirely new ohaunel to the eee. This will atop the* inunda? tions aor injurious to Homo, and give tho Eternal Oity a new seaport and a connecting water line. The old patriot also urges the work as a sanitary mea? sure. A good many people are laugh? ing at the project, and many object, on the ground .that it would not be right to turnj Father Tiber out of his old bed so fate in life., If all the stories about Barikeu treasures are true, there will j be fonud in the bottom of the river an immense store of gold, silver and jewels. This is a mere tradition, how? ever. .Mi A Bad Showing for Ma?raohus&tts. Whilst the people of t Massachusetts have been occupied in attending to the domestic oonoernB of Southern com? munities, the wolf haa been entering their own hoasoholds. Recently pub? lished statistics show that pauperism is on the inoreose in that State, and has assumed such proportions as to render it a subject of very grave con? sideration. Tho cost to the State last I year of ita paupers and poor children waa. more* than $800,000;: the city of Boston alone paid nearly. 8200,000 in i addition, and the 240 towns and cities added ?900,000more, making 01,400, 000. The total coat of the annual support of paupers and the defective classes is estimated to be $2,600,000, and the whole number of. person* re? ceiving, 'public support; in one way or another, is about 66,000. .It is thought that about one-half.of< these arfe native born, but there are no etatiotics to de? termine. ? .I I <V ,? ????-,?r-rt. nA PfiBsmmrr Grant ahp thb Xiotnsi* aha CoHFBOMi?B.?The? Washington correspondent of tboifevg^orkTimes telegraphs, .under date, of MarobX in regard ?o an iuter.yi.ew betweenXjiput, Goy.. Penp,/)! Jjonisiana. and. Presi? dent, Crrapt,iupon the condition.of spW fairs in (that, State i ("Mr. -penji i .was assured of the intention of, the Admi-1 mot-ration to nca oil ita influouon, to compel compliance with tho compro? mise. ?Fori.carry out your part of tbo compromise, and there will be no diffi oolty. apout the other side/ said the President. . After .this intor^iew, Mr. Poqp, being assured of the good inten? tions of President Grant, telegraphed to Hew Orleans the result, and that be thought it advisable that- the Oooserv- ' ativo mombcrs of: the Senate' immedi? ately take their seats, which was done. Tiu* announcement promises tho cer? tain cdjootment of differences, as it gives evidente that the Conservatives aooopl che terms in good faith." j i <H?w>?? ?1'. ? ? The San Francisco Chronicle parades | an imposing array of "figure* to show hot?'heavily Northen States are taxed as compared with tho Southern States, and ajfgues that the talk or oppression to Southern industry by negro and carpet-bag rule ia oil moonshine,1 This is all very well for the partisan views of tile bonahse organ, trat the Chroni? cle asgleott to show the Causes which enhauoa the value of taxable property in thtfNorthefrd Siaws i?i those wbfott depreelatd; dndh Vatae ifl the b3yoben rnled-SouthernStates.' Theono see tionr teondistorbOeVby pomieaf robbers and Vnlfi?tori'and the rea?urcesrar? de?? volopedi' The other Is closed agafotrt immifi^stibnand development by1 the opprsssire pfsssure nf sneb ^ terrible obatHtbtlonkfife IfaeVeaSe and' prospo-' zity.-^Louispilla Gourier-Journal. The Prefident haa approved tho bill oonsentiogrsUred officers of tho army* It reduoes tbe rank arraVpay of a tot of wor^n1* old ?felfoirB, bot fieetf tT.rv> tains; General Sickle* 0n?tl?? letlr** list, trim the fall feoff Of a MajoWohVsJ. e?d GeOi W?eajH, the bioghtot?trof GederalU, 8;<Gr4tS*. on' the ^rcd rank and pay ?V-tMtiil bap* tain*'node enables both to contlntfo fift the ?ip1ofi?ati#>ana oonirala^ sOrvfctf.1 Tbe'dldV growlers' who era trtil down may not bd sitisfled, but Sickles and , Badeari are bandsottery'provided' foe and tho oonntry o?gbt tti'be bap?y. ' ?led? :?? :v-;o::r' \ .? M T?13 i BY J. A. SELBY. CO! ' Tunneling Between England and France.?It ia estimated that it the English'1 Channel is saoaesafoily tan neled the 300,000 travelers who oow cross it will inoreose to 3,000,0.00. A journey from London to Paris will then take bat five or six hours, with the dreaded rongh sea voyage taken oat. The boring is to begin simulta? neously in France end England, from the bottom of two wells 100 feet deep. The bore is to be nice feet in diame? ter, by machinery invented by. Dickin? son Brunton. The debris made from the excavation is to be continuously carried out tho whole length of the bore, and the freah nir breathed by the workmen is to be continually forced in. When Charles Diokens made "Montague'Tigg" the projector of a plan for tunneling the English Chan? nel, bo did so in the nature of a huge joke, that was intended as a satire upon some of the ? chimerical 1 financial 8ohemes of the period.: Yet here, to? day, is a practically and scientifically organized scheme, baoked by large capital, for the execution in earnest of the task he proposed in jest and ridi oule. ' r-*y ? The new postal cards will be unlike I thoBe now in'use. The color will be! violet bine. The border and all direc? tions aa-to where and how to write | name and address will be dispensed j with. A monogram formed of the let? ters "U. 8." will be printed on the card in block ink. This will be on the upper left hand corner, across which will be the words "PobUI Card." The vignette?Liberty, with her luxuriant treBses hanging' down her back and oobflned by a oap?adorns the left I band corner. The new cards will be | identical in size with the. old ones. They will be ready for delivery about tho middle of April. It is reported that Prince Loa is Na? poleon, now that he has left Woolwich, will request. the French Government j to allow him to pass his examination, in order that he may serve aa a one year's volunteer in the French army. It is a request which, whether granted or not, will be likely to increase tho Prince's popularity. If the Govern? ment Hays yes, the Prince will receive credit for a voluntary offer of service; if no, it will add to hia prestige by seeming to fear him. Let the North Read.?Feed them on civil rights end then' "boat" a bank or two for them, now and then, and I6t their money go up. We jast saw the editor give a colored man every sent he had to help bury Chas. Brown. The colored man feaid they would have ! had the money, but their "bank went| np."?Raleigh Sentinel.. Extra Fino Seed. HUB BARD SQUAB ET, The T urban 8QUA8H,' Marblehead Champion BEAN, Marblehe*d MAmmoth OOBN, Fo^l^e^t'^&El^ Btore. ^archS _? j t ? "^o^alooT^ent;^ A<Xn&k<t?rOtf?\n& faabdsomely flniobcd QtyPlAGEv HOUSE, ;North ?vreet corner PenaJoton and Assembly streets? with Bne*8table*," Kitchen': Oar-, d?u, etc., attached; .Hot, aj?d Cold Water and all othor conveuioncea. , Pos- session Riven April V. Apply to '* ? /MarobS ... ? . - , JOB. TAYLOR. ? For Rent,. ' TBE three-story BBICK BUILD l | ING, on Plain otroet, rear of the HULCentral Bank, at present occupied Miss Percival as a boardiug house. It contains seventeen rooms,-with all water oouvouionooo, gas, etc . Kitchen, stable and aU necessaryout-buildinge.. For terms, apply tc> ? J; Q. MARSHALL. March* - For Rent or Sale. . ,THK commodious BOUSE on the I ooruor of Assembly and Lady streets I ??I? undergoing repairs', ana will be rented or sold on reasonable terms In? quire- of B. 8WAFFIEED. Pab 21_[___ Patriot. THIS thorough-bred BTAL- I , LION will stand for the .sea- [ son, commenoipg March IS, i 1875, at the wheefer 'House ?dtablea,o^ Plain street. Vor ternis and pedigree, apply at the Stables. March 5 , flmo fiBtifrgleft, Bneynte^ys and Wagons.1 kesnyatook or B?OQIES, R?CK AWAYS and WAGONS must .be- eold to olpse o btioinOD3, bargain* in thetevehicle1$ will bp Offered for the nextthirty.dayst und ve? hicles soldbelow thjtrvqhtti. ,..>.,, . ? Light1 2 'HorsB lOTbnrn WsgOne, com pIote?at , i.e-fi^ V, ,..;}, ? J*Hof aeo r^SP. ;wJg<m!v W Light a Horsopr;! Hiljburn W*?onB,oom piste, at 8100. . While bargains la Baggies and BOcks waya will be gfcren regardiets of cost. MarehS .iJQOjUGHm. "SnotwaU's Prolific* Corn I?? I A NEW yariotyKnwR>laUy,<i?dapUd to r%. Bouthorn lands: wlil praduoo 50 to 7? bnehcleto the aer*,"la?ge ?11 alae bars, Jfoc-m 16 to 20 rows escbj twG and four ears on a stalk: is on early corn, and a valuable Bind bv this respectl 'FAtrmera and planiers will do Well to plant this corn. Specimen I may be eoon at the Drdgand Seed Store of > Early ?oio Potatoes - ? ??RWWB'?iPaarlsis.OnlDhi Batts, Lit mm if^lllg In SPt*<|fetef>S1 ti i t h [i_li if} ,tC?. Ivii? iOBi <et oar Just Censures Attend the Truu LUMBIA, & CM WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1 REGULATOR Tho aymptome of Liver Complaint an-nn caainess and pain in the aide. Sometimes tho pain is in tho shoulder, and is mistaken for rheumatism. The Btomach ia affected with loaa of appetite and sickness, bowols, in general, costive, sometimes alternating with lax. Ibo hoadis troubled with pain, atld dull, heavy sensation,considerableloua of memory,'accompanied with painful sen? sation of having left undone eometbing which ought to have been dono. Often com? plaining of -weakness., debility and low spirits. Qometimea many of the above ajmptoma attend tho. disease, and at other timeB very few of them; but tho Liver is generally the organ mobt involved. 4& THE FAVORITE HOME REMEDY Ib warranted not to contain a single, particle of Mercury, or any injurious mineral sub? stance, but is PlUEtV VEGETABLE, Containing thoeo Southern Boots and Herba, which an All-wise Providence has placed in countries whero Liver Diseases most prevail. It will euro all Diseases caused by De? rangement of the Liver and Bowels. SIMMONS' LIVER REGULATOR, OR MEDICINE, la eminently a Family Medioine; and by being1 kept roady for immediate resort, will aavo many an hour of aufforing. and many a dollar in time and doctors' bills. After over Forty Years' trial, it is still rooeiving tho most unqualified testimonials to its virtuen from persons of the highest character and responsibility. Eminent physi? cians commend it as the most ? ? EFFECTUAL, SPECIFIC For Constipation, Headache, Fain in tho Shoulders, Dizziness,Sour Stomach, Bad Taste in tho Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart, Pain in the Begion of the Kid? neys, Despondency, Gloom andForebodings of Evil?all of which are the offspring of a Diseased Liver. FOR DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION Armed with this ANTIDOTE, all' climates and changes of water and food may be faced without fear. As a remedy in Malarious Fevers, Bowel Complaints, Ro? tlcaa neaa, I Jaundice, Nauaea, IT HAB NO EQUAL! It ia the Cheapest, Purest and Best Family Medicine in the World! CAUTION! Buy no Powders or prepared SIMMONS' LIVEB REGULATOR, unless in our engraved wrapper, with Trade-mark, Stamu and Signature unbroken. None other is genuine. J. II. ZKIL.IR & CO,, Mucon, Ga? and Philadelphia. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Take Simmons' Liver Regulator For all diseases of tho Liver, Stomaoh and Spleen. As a remedy in Malarious Fevora, Bowel Complaints, Dyspepsia, Mental Depression, Restlessness, Jaundice, Naueea, 8ick Headache, Colic, Constipation and Biliousneea, IT HAS NO EQUAL. TESTIMONIALS. "I have never netu or tried auch a aim plo, eOicacious, eatiafactory and pleasant, remedy in my life."?H. Haineb, St. Louis, Mo. lion. Altx. LT. Stephens. "I occasionally uso, when my condition requires it, Dr. Simmons' Liver Regulator, with good effect."?Hon. Alex. H. Ste? phens. Governor of Alabama. "Your Regulator has been in use in my family for somo time, and I am persuaded it is a valuable addition to tho medical | scionce."?Gov. J. Gill Sbobteb, Ala. "I have uBed tha Regulator in my family 1 for the paet ssventeen years. I oan safely | recommend it to the world aa the heat me- i dloino I have aver need for that olaaa of, diseases it purports to cure.?H.F. Tnio pen. ? President of ??y .Bank. "Simmona' Liver Regulator baa proved a good and efilcaeioua medicine."?C. A. NomHO. Druggist. "We have been acquainted with Dr. Sim? mona' Liver Medicine for more than twenty yeara, and know it to bo the beat Liver Re? gulator offered to the public."?M. R. Lyon and H. L. Lyon, Bellefontaine, Oa. ,"I was cured by Simmona' Liver Regu? lator, after having auffored several years with Ohiils and Fever."?R. F Ardebsoh. ~ COTTON! QTpBED AND INSURED at the very low k3 esfrates, and the top of tl/e market guaranteed for ?11 Cotton consigned to ub (or aale. ,. ? ? ? ? * Advances made at one per cent, per morUh npon all cotton stored with us. 'No charge fordrayage. ? ?' ? HAT! Northern Timothy and Clover at f 1.35 and tl.SOper hundred. Full weight guar? anteed. SEED POTATOES! Fine Early Rons, Goodrich, Peerless, Peachblows, and other varieties. OTANO! Jonesport Fertilizer?aa good as any used. |45 per ton, cash, and $50 per ton, time. SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE CO., _Fab *? 3m ' Opposite 8. C. R. R. Depot. PERRY & SLAWSON'B TIE military man after martial exer? cises; the farmer aftr r tho day's labor; the mechanic returning from tue busy soenes of the machine ehop; the merchant, worn out with the daily routine of the counting room; tho lawyer plodding thai dusky labyrinth a of law's intricate patbs; | ib,o parson perplexing over some duBoult theological question; the man of elegant 3 FOR 25c. leisure disgusted with time's monotonous ?aoes? all find in these Cigars (ho re -eahifag, ra-InvigcYatitifr, enlivening and HOlaoing panacea thjsir tired nature, over? taxed brain and drooping energy requires. Sold only by PERRY & SLAWSON, Indian Girl .Cigar Storo, Columbia, B.rO. MOgOgOgY AWD NEW 3EW3ATIUN Redaction in Kerosene. RILLLANT WHITE KEROSENE by the | . barrel, at 17 oentp per gallon, and, at retail, delivered in ahy part of tho city, at 2Qoetlt*ver?gallon. It /, Feh26 ;. JOHN AQNKW A SON. Er9?i5' DifiinGii? HainS, 1 lATIBlfflKi Davis' Diamond HAMS LU and Sugar-Cured BREAKFAST BTBLPB.Juetjreoelved and for aale by Feb^O, , JOHN AQNKW AffQH. Hew Sugar-Cnred Hams, 1 AA NBW'' YORK euhar-cnlod HAMS. I XXJVJi chotr? quality, just received and i & aale by ; . JOHN AONEW * BOM. 9' ?' City Taxes. I milEibooka of tho City Treasurer are aov? B 1B75. t All city tasoo.muBt bo paid before I tho lath day of MAliOH NEXT. " , RICHARD JONES, gegflatlfln ?.' : Olty Traaanrf'. 'I Sdbaoribe f6r the Pncaitix, The Clergy. "Dave been a dyapeptio for years; began Regulator two years ago; it baB acted hko a cUarm in my ease."?Rey. J. C. Holmes. Lady's Endorsement. "I have Riven 3 our medicine a thorough trial, and in no case has it failed to give full satisfaction."?Ellen MlACHAJf, Chat tahooohee, Fla. Sheriff Bibb County. "I have used your Regulator vrith euc coeafnl effect in Bilious Colic and Dyspep? sia. It is an excellent remedy, and cer? tainly a public blessing."?C. Mabtkukon, | Bibb County, Qa. My Wife. "My wife and self have used the Regula tor for years, and testify to ita great vir? tues."?Rev. J. R. Feldeb, Porry, Qa. "I think Simmons' Liver Regulator ono j of the best medicines ever made for the Liver. My wife and many others have used it with wonderful effect."?E. E. j Spabkb, Albany, Ga. M. D. "I have used the Regulator in my family, and also in my regular praotiee, and have found it a most valuable and satisfactory medicine, and beUeve if it waa used by the profession, it would be of servioe in very many oases. I know vory much of its com? ponent parte, and can certify its medicinal qualities aro perfectly harmless."?R. F. Ubioob, M. D.. Macon, Ga.| Jan 30iw6m Important to Cohjumers of Tea. IHAVE mado arrangements with an im? porting Tea Houhu to supply me with ii uniform grade of TEA.-eothetcoPsnmers. finding a Tea suitable in 'Strength and flavor, Gangways depend upon getting the | same, by asking for that grade and prico. Wo have opened, to-day, twelve Chestu of] Te4, bb follows: Fiae Oolong O. . Fancy Oolong A. J ine English Breakfast C. Fancy English Breakfast A. Oboiee Imperial B. Fine Imperial C. ... Fancy Young Byuon A. Choice Young Hyson B. Fine Young Hyson C. Choice Gunpowder B. Fancy Gunpowder D. Fine Gunpowder C. I iuvito an examination and trial ol thest Teas, which will be found uuuiually cheap, and the quality superior to anything here toloro offered in Columbia. Tea, when I properly prepared, is more healthy than cofYue, ana is much cheaper. I also call attention to my GENERALI STOCK OF GOOD8, which is unusually | large, good and cbeap. oarticularly in Fancy Family FLOUH. Davia' Diamond HAMS. Daviti' Pure Lear LAJiD. GOSHEB BUTTER?beat and chtapcat in town. RIO COFFEE?parched and raw. LAG?AYRA COFFEE?parcliecl and raw. Old Government Java COFFEE?parched aud raw. All goods marked down five percent, to meet the times. Feb 12 _HARDY S0LOMON._ | Wines and Liquors. CHAMPAGNES?Pommery,Sec, Obaus ADuehatol, KolRjy'a Ialaud Sparkling Catawba, California "Imperial." BBAND1E8?Brandenburg Frcree, Jas. Heunesev, Otard, Dupay ?t Co., vlntagea 1835,1853, 18C5. WINE8-01d Private Stock Madoria?in bottles onlyt m ?iiuiuu Touiu Sherrien, ' California Angelica?very delicate, Eandemau and other Ports, Poll line of Hooks and Ssuternes, includ? ing ?'Chateau^quem," "Latour Blauohe," ,,HD0khelmer,',oLaebsnheimer,"4c.,&c. Our specialty is flue goods, suoh as we oan, with confidence, rscommend. Any rare wine not in store we are prepared to purchase,either in Now York or Europe, and f urnloh at market rates. . Nov28_QEO. 8YMMEBB. ?*? LANDIlKfJtl'S GARDEN SEED! ' iA PULL, assortment Just reoeivod at A. L. T. BILLIMAN A OO.'U Jan 10 Drag Store. Event." S70. VOL. X?NO. 301. Naphtha Lamps. GAS LIGHT. AOAS LIGHT at much leas expense | These LAMPS are in different otyloa , and well adapted for Stores, OfficeB, Entries ami Rooms. Each Lamp Is of itself a gas manufactory. The oil is fed through a tubo or pipe, at the end of which the burner converts it into gas, whioh burns with a brilliant whito flame nearly equal to tho best coal gas, and surpassing many coal gas lights. For sale by M. E. CAER, Fob 1C 3mo_57 Bridge atreet. Spring Prints?Now Styles, JUST I1KCEIVKD. FOR SIXTY DAYS, FALL AND WIN? TER GOODS will bo .sold REGARD? LESS OF COST. 0." F. JA0K80N, Jan ?9?_Lead or of Low Prfaea? The Ball Opened for 1876. Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Carpets, &c. NEW GOODS received tri-weekly, and Btunning Leadebr in all lines of Roods exhibited every day. A visit to the store of W.D.LOVE &CO. Will convince the public that we mean to give them bettor value for their monoy thau they can buy in any other DRY GOODS HOUSE IN THE STATE. Facts proven at the GRAND CENTRAL Dry Goods Souse W. D. LOVE & CO. /rySamplcs sent to all parts of the country on application. Jan 30 New Books, at Bryan's Bookstore. WORKING to Win, a story for' girls, $1.75. Mistress of the Manse, by Dr. Holland, author of Arthur Bonnycastlo, $1 50. A History of Germany, from the Earliest Times, by Oharlton Lewis, $2.50. Manual of Mythology, Greek, Kornau, Norse, Hindoo, Egyptian and Old German, by Murray, $2.25. Prnirie and Forest, tho Game of North America, with adventures fn their pursuit, by Gilhnore, $1.60. Hoalth and Eduoation, by Kingsley, $1.75. Hogarth's complete works, in throe vo? lumes. The Wild North Land, by Major Butler, with platea, $2.60. History of Cluba and Club Life, London. Book of Wonder? ful Characters, with portraits. The Slang Dictionary, historical and anecdotal. Homes and Haunts of the Britten Poets,' London, and other new books. _ Novl 107 Hain St., Next to Wheeler House. KNTABLISHKD lit 1849, ' AND STILL IN THE FIELD, with A LARGE snd well se? lected stock of first class FURNITURF, Parlor. Bed 100m and Dining Room Sets, which will be sold as low as anv houeo iu the country tor oasb. J5ov 10J _ M. H. BERRY. , Grand Central Java Cotfee. WE are agentu for the GRAND CEN? TRAL JAVA COFFEE COMPANY. Their coffeo is aold in pound packages, at thirty eentu per pound, and each case of tutu'pounda cotdains a supertbr'eight day dock, which becomes the property of the lucky purohaaerwho buys the-package con? taining the ticket whieh ontitlea tho owner thereof to tho clock. The coffee la full valne itself fer the pri?e charged, and the clock ia Riven as a prize to induce pur chaeera to try the coffee. Jan22 _JOHN AGNEW & SON. Conghs and Colds BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHEB, Chlorate Potash Pastiles, Gelatioo Lozengea, Wist a> h Balsam Wild Cherry, Hill'? Balsam Honey, Ayer's Cheiry Pectoral, Jryuu'a Expectorant, rion'n Cure. For vale at L. T. 8ILLIMAN i CO.'S De-c 20 Dru(?8loro. 50 Cases Oatawba Champagne. THIS WINEia fullv equal to the t rench and imported Champagne. D*018 _ 4. CVS1&EOBBB. Finest Goahen Batter TN town reduoed five cents per ponr.d, -1 ? ta-G- HARDY SOLOMON'S. Hams'. Hnma!! I t'\i\ CHOICE Louisville'flugAr-Cured ' LUxJ HAMS, large aiaes,jast reeeived 1 and for salo at 14c. per pound. . . , I J*n 20 JOHN AQNEW & PON. ? CAR LOAD CALIFORNIA I Wins, Brandy & Champagne JUBT RECEIVED direct from California. These Wines and BrandUa are made of de. . lioioufl grapea of California. ' For sale by . . Deo 18 J.O.BBgQBBB. Imported Wines, BiandiessaEto . Eto SOQTCH WHISKIES. Old Jaraatcfc Sum, ' Brandlas?OUrd.Sto., Holland Gin. _ jerry Wine, Port Wine, Madeira Wine'. Also, a large stock ol flaeold Wblskios, Olgara. Ag. J.O. SERGE RS Sweet Or an gee. II A BARRELS SWEET OBANGEfl. Jaot XU received at HARDY BOLOMOHD. star shirts, . > i ???? ?Uli ?* . OPEN UACK OK FHONT. C WHITE DREB8 SHIRTS for $10.5U C u ??* ?? ?? $19.00 i O *? <. ? ?. ? 4t $13.90 0 . ?* ??? *J ,??, 819.00 0 ?? ?? 918.00 All Linas Batont Cr.???. NEW HATS, SPRING STYLBB. WINTER ?.OL?THQIJOr. AI'COST. d " iKINAED & W111Y. Feb 17 WIITI1CUTIIHC AT XEDUOED PRIOB? a v \. i \ v ?. i . 1 * FOB .. .. CASH!! [TRAVELING BLANKETS 'AND SHAWLS cost! New Style Hats ! i Fall and Winter CLOTHS AND CASHMERES Made to Order Very Low: 1 lt. & W. C. 5 .Tan 20 > g.8gs?... Q ... ...hC ??? : S ?' i Kit e * CD i is! -.'S ? m fgfa to ft a p*<* tn ? i . ?? ? _ f.sl ? O- ? ?j o^o1 cj . 3 s 50 8 O. _ fed Wtv*? *ggg. _____ _ ?' State of South Carolina^ J! ' t OOLCKBli; DecerobST 18.1974. t Dondo of thoState uf South Caroline,, duo January 1.1875, will b*jBAld,!at that dato on preoontatlon at tb,n Treasury, and" at tb? South Carolina Bank ah _Tni6tCp_i ponv, Oolnmbia. B. O., andVialao at tho People's National Bank, Charleislon. B, 0.? 2nd the NntionalP&ik Bank, KeW York. The Coupons doe July l, 187*4on $11 Oon colidatlon Bonda. looped to, exchange for old bonds, will Wtrffiwh?R?*e*pT6?6tt?_ at any ef the above montlonad pl?oto. The Coupons of tho Oopsolidatlon Bonda duo January 1 ?nd July 1, 1875, are receie> able for taxes; Pi Ii. OABDOZQ, Doc 20 .. - TroaaurorB.Ge