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F1HAuCEAL. AND COelnJDEaURhP.,

| COLUMBIA, s.. ~, MGfph 1.-Sales oi
S9ston S9s@a yesterday 200 bales -middIi6a
FnAsKronr. February ss.-Bonds so.
LONDON. February 29-Noon. Con:
soils 9fT. Bonds 91a6,
L1vEhPooL, February 28-Noon.
Cotton dull and tending down-uplands
74@756; Orleans 7A@7N.
LONDON, February 28 8-Eveuing.-
Consols 9lI. Bonds 91M.
A1vEKpoon. February Is 25-Evening.
Cotton closed easier-uplands 7I@756;
Orleans 724@72s; sales 10000 bales;
speculation and export 1000. Sales
shipped at New Orleans, for February CT
NEW YoRK. February ef m 2sWNoop.-
Flour, corn and wheat qoiet and un-
changed. Pork quiet, at 22.25. Cotton
dull and in buyers favor-uplands 15k.
Stocks aud State bonds steady. Gold
II. Money easy, at 3@4 Exchange
long 91e; short 1925.
E37 P. M.-Cotton irregular; sales 5000
bales; held ut 15L, and closing dull.
Fiour-Southern uDchanged; common
to good 6 690@7.40 Whiskey steady, at
92H. Wheat dull and lower-winter
red ard amber Western 2.61a2 GA.
Corn steady, ut 84@85 for yellow; South
ern 75}G@s61a. Pork steady, at % 25.
Beef quiet. Lard s.eady-k.ttle 13js.
Freiights quiet. Money easy. at 4@5.
Exchange 9la. Gold 10z6@11. Go
vernments closed very firm. 62s IL.
Southerns opened higher in South Caro-
linas; others steady; Tcnnessees closed
weak; others firm. The Chief feature
was now South Carolinas advancing TO
GO for the January and July issue.
Tennessees 633i; new G35a Virginias
661l; now 60A. Louisianas 60; new 81;
levees II; IS 80. Alabamas 99M; SIS
Ct. Georgias go; rs 81. North Carroll
mas 1876; new 27!@. South Carolinas
7Ol9; new 593s.
BALTIMORE, February 2S.-Cotton
less active aud lower-middling 14J6; re-
ceipts 3O5 bales; sales 1856: stock 14,dl5.
Flour quiet and firm. Wheat firm and
IN good demand. Corn weak-white
Southern 93(0S4; yellow 79(4SO. Pro
visions unchanged. Wbiskey ol@92.
CINCINNATI. February 28.-Flour 6 so
G3G: 70. Corn steady, Mt 55@56. Mess
pork holders firm; % 90 asked. Lard
full prices asked. Bacon-demand light
and holders firm; shoulders Oh; sides
11L@@117S. Whiskey sc.
SAVANNAH. February 27-Cotton duh
-midlling 1876; receipts 357 bales; sales
1,500; stock "a, G57.
WILM1NaToN, February %. Cotton
dnll-middIipg l324; receipts 173 bales;
sales 61; stock 1891.
BosToN, February 27.-Cotton dull
and nominal-middling 1888; receipts
700 bales; sales 200; stock 5000.
MOBILE. February 2S.-Cotton steady
-middllng IA; receipts 4,919 bales;
sules 1900; stock 3.818.
New ORLEANS. February 2S.-AIess
pork 1915. Shoulders 10. Molasaes
lirmer-prime. not fermenting, 5O@55.
Others unchanged. Cotton dull and
heavy middling, 14h@l4tS; receipts
Ii. 1913 bales; sales $3.50; stock 292. 992.
NORFOLK. February 28-Cottou dull
low middling 1881; receipts 1,O2O
bales; sales 100; stock 1902.
GALVESTON, February 29.-Cotton
9niet-good ordinary 1919; receipts
q .254 bales; sales l 100; stock 56, $50.
CHARLEsToN, February 2S.-Cotton
easy-middling 14H; receipts 1877
b"les; sales 500; stock 80. 236.
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Desirable Building Lots.
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO e. SOM

BY u. D.C.PE1XOTTO & SON.
On MONDAY MORNING, the 9Th OF March
next, in front Of the Court House. in this
city. at 10 o'clock. we will sell, without re-
serve. "
FOUR DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTs.
Lot No. THAT very desirable LOT with
the Brick Building thereon, situated on the
corner OF flain and Marion streets measurin9
on Plain street So feet front, and runnin,, bac cf
on Marion street l39 feet, more rr Iess.
i, Bonnded on the North by Plain street; on the
south by the Methodist Church; on the Weat
oy Marion street; on the East by Lot No. 2.
Lot No. 2-Of the came dimena,on,
sounded on the North by Plain street: on the
Lot NO. l; on the East by Lot No. 8.
Lot No. 3-Of the same dimenefona.
Bounded on tho North by Plain street: on tho
south sou n by Methodist Church; on the West BY
Lot No. 4-Of the same dimens,ona
BOUNDED on the North by Plain street: on The
south ny Methodist Church; on the West by
10. NO. 3; on the East by John Il. Heise.
Tho above Lots will be sold in tho whole n,
In parts, as may BIO desired.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third each; balance
IN one and two years, secured by bond.
bearing interest at per cent. per annnm, and
mortgage OF the promises. Purchasers to
pay us for papers and stamps. Feb q
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Special Notice.

nN all Taxes not paid on or before the 10Th
~ day OF March. 1871, penalty Of 20 peg
cent. will be added; and il the said Taxes aud
penalty shall not DO paid on or before the 9Th
dirtrcss or otherwise. tho penalty and said
Taxes shall be treated DELINQUENT Taxes
on such real property. to be collected in tho
manner that is, or may be prescribed by Law,
with am additional penalty Of S per cent. fons
coIicct!Oh thereon. q. H. BALDWIN,
FeD ~ County Tregsurer
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Business Licenses-.-Notlce.

A IL. persons who have failed to take out a
N LICENSE, as required by "Ortlil.ancc to
Regulate Lccnsts for 1871" bra requested to
make pa! ment of same and avoid lie penalty
for non-payment. WM. j ErrER,
City Clerk and Troasurer
Office hours from 0 A. Al. to 2P. NJ.
Feb ~ q
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Fruits, Flowers and Vegetables, &c.

* POPULAR FLOWERS, and how 20
- cultivate them. by Rand.
-. The City Fruit Garden and its Culture. BY
Thomas livtrs. Thirteenth edition. 81 CO.
Icdcl Culture. ByJ. A. Fulton, Of Della
ware. II so.
The Grape Culiurist BY Fuller. 81 so.
Tho Southern Gardener. by White, Of
Georgia. s. 90.
fracticai Horticulture for the Amateur.
Dy Henderson. 81 So
Bnst's Family Kitchen Gardener. MOO
Gmcnon on Mich Cows and the Dairy. rs
cents.
The Gentioman's Stable Guide. By McTurc
Tho Trotting Horses of America; How to
Train and Drive them. s225.
Protcssor Holmes Woik on Phosphate
Rock. For sale by 80
Feb 70 BRYAN e. McOANTER.
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Business Licenses---Notice.

TINE Police and Detective Department have,
Il through orders issued to me, been in
structed to report names Of all persons who
have failed to take out o LICENSE, as re-
quired by "Ordinance to Regulate Licenses
tor the Year 1871" JOHN A. JACKSON,
Feb % 8 Chief Z pnIino
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S S0MRffHI NG @1i..jR|lIW IN v " -.

pRETTgyy ~ Ava USEFUL
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State of South Carolina Charleston Co
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. 71
Stewart Green and Arabella Green. PLAINTIFF
against 8. Olin ralley, Executor Of Mrs'
Martha Fenton. Defendant.
Copy Summons
fN!O tho Defendant, s. OLIN TALLEY. Exeon
IL tor: You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer the complaint in this action.
of which copy is herewith served upon Won.
and to serve copy OF your answer to the
said complaint on the Subscribers, at their
Office, No. Is Broad street, Charleston. s. O..
within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive of tho day OF such service: and ~
you fail to answer tho complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for tho relief demanded In
tho complaint. -
Dated February II. 1871.
SIMONTON Il BARKER,
Plaintiffs' Attorneys
Is Broad street, Charleston, i, o.
To tho Defendant, s. OLIN TALLEY, Fxecu-
tor: Take notice that the summons in this
action, or which tho foregoing is u copy. vaa
filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the court of
Common Pleas for tho County Of Charleston.
III the state OF Sonth Carolina, on the 1ItR
day OF February. 1871.
hIMONTON & BARKER.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
10 Broad street, Charleston, 3. q.
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Selling Off at Cost.

90 HAVING made arrangements to move
IA on Main street. in DR.. Irwin's building,
hpoppos itc the Columbia Hotel, will sell
-uAny old stock al or bclnw cost.
hnvc also two !Elna SEWING MACHINES
for sao C, d. EBERuAKDT
Feb 2S q
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Tax Notice.

COLUMBIA, =. c., February /, 1871.
'EoHE County rica.urcr hereby gives notice
thai ho will bo ready to receive the State
and County Taxes, for tho Gecal year ending
September l, 1870, on Real and Personal Pro-
perty: on and aftl WEDNESDAY, the LIST day
of February.
Levy for state purposes. 0 Mills on every
dollar.
Levy for County purposes, 5 Nills IN every
dollar.
Levy for School purposes, II on every poll
Q. IL. BALDWIN. County Treasurer.
Office over Scott, Son & Co.'s Bank.
Feb II
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Professional Gard.

I'M J. j. GOODWIN will resume tho prac
~ ticc OF medicine in Columbia from this
a"te. Call ut the Office OF A. Y. Leo, Arohi-
tnct, night or day. Slate at DR.. Miot's Drug
store Ftb1l 1S$
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American Intelligence.

WAsHINGToN, February 27.-At the
Democratic cancns, tonight, N;bIaoh
presided. The committee reported do
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Prime White Corn
For Sale.

~ THE undersigned offers for ea,e n.
H;;; COTTAGE. on Washington otreet. now
-fAsA occupied by him. Gas and water on the
PROMISES; we'll finished stable. carriage house
ana other necessary buildings. Flower and
trees and plants. 'e
THIRTEEN HOUSES, situated in various
terms. Applyto E.W. SElBELB h co.
Feb t1mo W.
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Auction @aleg.

Au9G1on Sales,
English Shot Cams.
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO & SON.
THIS "wednesday MORNING, March 1. at
iiyely ses' a. our auction room, We viii posi-
an invoice Of nne English Stubble Twist.
Douple and Single Barrel, SHOT. GUNS. by
nest !ma 5e-s. TIE above is worthy the atten.
Conditions cash. Bale positive. e.,
March
Ga,peting and Shoes.
By D. C. PEIXOTTO G. SON
THIS (Wednesday) MORNING. March ! AIn
O'Clock, at our auction room VIC Wilt ALI
without reserve, ''--'
Inc following choice goods, direct from i'm
Three-Ply and Ingram CARPETING. hand
some and assorted patterns.
Brussels and Tapestry Carpeting, beautiful
Handsome .Crumb Cloths, very large siues
and pretty colors.
;. Ladies', Misses and dents Black Lasting
Mems and Boys Boots, Shoes and Caters.
ALSO,
An invoice Of Youths Hats and Oape.
ohaaer Inc ABOVE viii bo sold in lots TO suit pur-
onasers, and the sale IL to be positively with.
ont reserve. Conditions cash. Maych
Auction Sale.
BY M0NTEITH & FIEID!ES
ON THURSDAY MORNING NEYT
sell, in front Of our store, on Asnemhlv
street, 'eoiy
a lot of fine LIQUORS. consisting Of
Fine Baker Whiskey, in barrels.
Fine Bourbon Whiskey, in barrels,
Fine Corn Whiskey, in barrels,
Extra fine Corn Whiskty, in barrels,
Domestic Brandy, in barrels.
Superior Gin, in barrels,
~. Kegs Of different Liquors, varying from
ALSO,
Lot OF BUTTER, in kits,
Crackers. in boxes,
Barrels Soap, &C., 60. March
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~ l.,YRA7X Visit Of DR.. Kendall, .r,,,
AZ the. ie1terminator OF COREs and 'Bu-
MONS. whose reputation IN this pssfftic,ular pssffti,
branch OF surgery is afroady known, is sgafn
In dur bity, and oan bo found a. tho Washing-
ton house. IA therdl is no doubt as TO bis
ehli aA5v af9tic cheney Iip tho removal Of these
impedimonts. to walking in comfort, persons
needing his services should not delay in Lav-
lus tecourse 70 his aid. juno
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70 OMhdiF 81 afRN PA hiBp Rhv6aR t,,i 4aak
4tA4 HiaI6k The Pa{js 1Jdtfdtfn OH.
tfs In 4 teG6nf attfEB, iexsp6iess the 'fehl
antmds bf thesfs3olE. '.XEfa fhb Name H.
Hdehte which prodGeeds sfHB fh1j1q qlatf6hk.
" erupti8H ,ot 1646 1tHgi con DRteE6tidh
of workYnHtHeH eiti Paf7a.a.!s =, TIC Hnsaaute
or 1858 '&hh7, te6SSfp 6Spf7tta f7ttaf9d the lfsVolt
was ths esEab6!n,eA...:.:4nE' esEab6!n,eA... !f The Mathnfhth
ht1Netg Or Work: uhse5 itdSsig6Ya be PHI
lanthfopfS ,paI&o9a 'fop Social .SnH poiiti-
Ss5s SSsa5intsfssts56s taAl RSyfes os VT a
fSnf SlSfSnlSaS hOoiflis$ & plF Ing Assl pAsslt5ats
7nfhS srtot oftthei sebSru;dt eempire WIS
hnsit fofI June, '48,, lid the h16hpe 6f A.
1eh6ing The hEdfving 'btovihcfalh and .6f-
95fd itself material f3E stHin9'tas lsNti-
1yato Voice li1Of Paris, K deyiaed ftSaI
hagnifcent Hohame Of fet0nstfaotina
Paffb. "a HaAssmah was, found WITH
bohnd dless imaginntioni,i hid "ha set to!
Work On his BoplaYnrdS.. Then" tho pr0.
TihGfdIs became Available. DurintftheI
t6trse. ,oi The empire hid its imipfo9e.I
ments, the latter antailed the emGloyy-
mept 81 ehorpons bodies or lqbprers.3
:, :. Then tho provintials we're employe ed.
,ahd gradually, as tho {inproYeifdhts re-.
,ssiyed' full scope, these 6jdtsii9 'ws0rknien.
were employed until their number in
'creaaSd TO 800 000.:; Tho pittance they
'rsceiyed ,sufaced for' necessities, But
could not, transport them back to the
PROVINCES. Ehey remained. sought. the
puriiehs of Bellsville. Oharonne, Mont
martre. Batignolles, La'Vilette and La
Chapelle, andin time, under the teach
ings. OF secret Red Clubs, became ,'ripe
,ihhtrqnh ents FOR revolt. The str6nEi hrm
'of The empire suppressed them, but the
Commute eventually found its troops
there. Thus TO the imbecility OF Napo.
leon Trance owes the dreadful drama Of
blood Just enacted at Paris. ! + HIT
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In little disagreement: between d
superintendent and teacher OF Sunday
School IN fadisIna he,lady came oni
%;ff ?is!ssy aaf q shattered parasol
catachismL. 80 ''iTn"o -li u
H The steamship, China On he: last trip
from1Shanghai to Sap. Fran neisco, picked
up Chinese junk at sen, with fye per
: sons on It dying from starvation. Eleven
others had already died, IN ~ ~
q. "A man named Waldron has fed Walker
County Ga, after, committing On out
, rage on his wife's7 sister. iaged ten. years
/, The wife fled with.the rascal. .q.u:I...
-'r'Satnrday, j Jane 10, 1s7i. will .be me-
:motablel on acoount OF a snow storm n
an hohr's duration tat Birmingham
, England. si' ,.;t;H.. sd do 3..i.3a,, 1
..nTheItalian Governm mont has offlsiall,
Informed al, the foreign ambassadors
that the capital of Italy will, on the Isl
of July; be, transferred to Rome. ast
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III i '..' Wanted to Rent, r.
49, A COTTAGE, containing four or five
GiiA Rooms. within two or three sauarcs OF
'Aa:3L PnRNrx Office. Apply ut this Office.
June IL "a. .+gt iI,IfI.
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3, Ia $A 0{@(R2|$nn9}n {@(R2||$;|{n n{,95}nl n2,[s !

s1oo.0oo to b :Dtsti1t5ssea't5 10 Shareholder.
eiad aAaalo G M Ps5sssis ,s :haes ac,1e
.a The Darby. Farm, Property ~ be distributed
Il a%sRgsssSs sgo sSt ths largest Vineyard Z and orehd
Tco9NrRYl INT dEAERoUjsf dsEaERj il fNHif4st1E b5iES
The salubrfous and heal b. giving climate cd
akfn a. tGa sas XHsn it tAsIpapaof .ae sxstege
sos. goo ID rtemthms presented to Share
ti9o oco IN Real Estate apd @GteenSYdk
Pfi.es to be diettibuted 70 sh afe- -hofdeTsa.l
.5s ~ az R6sa1 f. tate .PEisfs. Xarth from $500 to
7, 5s2 Greenna ack,riixes from IS to g. ooon,,
SSnty u 9G9 sha5ss sM Tl be iss8sd
? - -'l.' DRAW a PRIZE. VI: I'M.
DIa Asa ss,as e 93ysySd sSs y =
conduct the Drawipelis nbe transferred by
them to the Tor tunate Share holders as soon
as the remaining shares are sold. 4
The Drawing will take place according to
tho published prograHme:
NIL W. 1e snnouleel- BY telegram to the haso
securoa Torture. ..!g ~ .Tl.'
Every Share.hclder may rest assured Of
many others, i...I7v.,i /. 91-'...
!, IS .'BAIR, SQUARE AND HONEST"
money received after tho books arc closed
VIII be pl omptIy returned. For full partcu-
lars, as embraced in revised pamphlet, ad-
Key Box No. 834, Augusta. Ga.
@ MIR. J. McC. THAR1N, the agent OF the
Association, can be found for a short tims at
the Office OF MIR. ID. Gambrill. Main street.
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Intelligence Office,

{Opp0sue Md50nic UdU.)
WTE call the attention Of the ctizoRs OF
w Columbia and vicinity to the fact that
we have purchased the interest OF BEARD &
ORCHARD in the above institution, and will
give attention strictly to its demands. Males
or females wishing employment OF any kind
can be supplied by calling, or sending in tlor
names and residences and announcing their
wants. The desires Of employers will! DO i'm
mediately taken notice Of. 1lentors and tn oBo
Wishing to rent will be- provided for. The
collection OF Accounts will be pursued, Bonds
negotiated, and sales of Real and Personal
Property made. LEE i SMITH.
juno 8
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For Rent.

.iuns GLE. Ia. .For Kent. ;r
~. WE offer tho following desirable pro-
Sim perty for, rent:
Al.iI THAT splendid family RESIDENCE,
with forey.two acree Of land attached. known
Aa tho ''Walker Place. Several hundred
frnit. trees OF the choicest, selection now
IN ful! bearing. Tho lands are comprised
OF, highlands and meadow with bold free
spring not distant from the house. The front.
near four acres in extent, faces on Upper
Boundary, ono OF our nost public streets.
e. O'NEALE d SON.
June Cotton Town.
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10. R: r .;DlI|. D.
SVmh01in' Aimnnifinni w

Sks -5t III, Ahs 4Je
Symbolic Admonition! ~
HNHE season is at hand when the. human
Il family is moro afflicted than during any
other part OF the year.. The suns rays actn9
upon the decayed vegetable and animal mat
tor, poisons the atmosphere, and produces
many disorders OF the eystem-ChiIls and Fe-
9er, Bilious Complaints, DiArrhnA, Dyssn-
terry, Cholera Motbus, Cramps and Cholic, etc.
hence the syetem requires an invigornting
and TONIC medisine, that! win brace up its
perform their proper functions. For t6is pur-
pose we would fecohmend The, use OF UFIN-
ITsHS QUEEN,a DEIIGHT.
For Dyspepsia and Weak Stomach. 8.
For the Liver and Kidneya,! n. 4!
For Coughs and Sore Throut.
For the Lungs and Splitting, of Blood.
For Weakness and General Debility.
For loss Of Appetite.
For Sick Headache. t'..t'
For Diarrhma and Dysentery,
For Fever and ARue.
For Bilious Fever. a2N'E! .G@tG1 M
For Cholera Morbus and Cramps.
For Palpitation Of the Heart.
For Broken Down Nervous system. i1iY,'
For Neuralgia aud Rheumatism.
For Purifying the Blood.
HElHITSA'S QUEENS Delight
The people approve OF, and phyeicians Sane
ton lts use, because 1t is a good medicine.
rake no other medicine. 1t is 3 spring invi-
gorator., summer. tonic, purifying beye-
rage, admirably adapted to all conditions.
male and 1emale-grown persons and chill
dren at this particular aeason. Be sure and
call at Heinitsh's DRUG Store and get bottle
OF his great medicine. ~: ~, ! t-l.,g,r 4.
Prepared only by E. Il. HEINITeH,
MAY 3U Druggist and Chemist.
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RRANDIES.

BRANDIES.
= CASKS James Hennessy's T. Drnndtnburg
y Freres BRANDlES, imported direct, and
offered pure and unadulterated. These COM
prise vintages of 1885. 1858, 1860 and 1863
Stock OF Hooks, Clarcts and Whito Wines in
cludo some Of tho most famous brands as well
as sound lo,o priced goods. For sale by
March rs GEO. HYMAfERS
Blackwell's genuine Durham Smoking To-
bl- co mt roLLoCKS.
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., MEDICAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER

FSsAYs FOR YOUNG MEN. on great 60.
with MAnn1AoE, with sure meana OF relief for
the erring and unfortunate. diseased and d.
bilitated. Sent in sealed letter envelopes,
free of charge. Address HOWARD SANTA
street. Philadolphia. Pa: ma May IA 3mo
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George :H Huggins, Agency,
Established in Columbia. S. C., II. D. 1910.

THE following companies have complied
- with the laws of tho State Of South Caro-
lna, and have been duly licensed by the Comp
oller-Gencral OF tho State, and by city of
Columbia, for the present year, representing a
CAPITAL OF OVER 100000
Etna Fire Insurance Company. Of Hartford,
Connecticut >
Imperial Firo Insurance Company, OF Lon
Union Fire Insurance Company, OF San
francisco, California
PhOnix Fire Insurance Company, OF New
York
Putnam Fire Insurance Company, OF Hart
ford, Connecticut.
= Manhattan Fire Insurance Company, of Now
York. 'N'
GEORGE HUGGINs, Agent,
Office at MIR. Duties new bookstore. oppo.
el.e the columbia Hotel. May 20 i3mo
Whites Gardening for the South,
RY the late Vim. A. White, OF Athens, Ga.
HOLMES SOUTHERN FARMER and MAR.
hET GARDENER. $3.50.
The Phosphate Rocks OF South Carolina.
fhetr pete. Hisstory and Developments Colorod
si1 Sermons on Temperance, by Lyman
Sacred Rhetoric; or Course OF Lectures on
Preaching, r. l.. Dabney, D. D. sl.6O.
Any above sentiby mail.
D0FFiE i CHAPMAN.
Ecu ~ Opposite Columbia Hotel.
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Gnn and BIastinp Powder

Gun and Blasting Powder.
A FULL supply Of tho celebrated Dupont's
"a GUN AND BLASTING POWDER, in kegs
and capnisters. is now offered to merchants
and consumers at the lowest market rates, by
the Undersigned, who are solo agents for the
manufacturers at this place.
May rs JOHN AGEEW T. SON
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Whooping Cough Candy"
uERE is som ething for children suffering
IA With Whooping Cough, Cronp, Coughs,
90. ploasant medicine in the form OF
ki.ses, efectnsl In allaying. coughs. Group,
Of the medicine contained in this candy: will
Ailay the violence Of the cough. At
June HEINITSA'S Drug Store,
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Z In Baltimore, the: ..smith Family
announces that they have. made arrange:
nents for their first serni.annual ex-
oafsipn.." which is to take place next
Tuesday, under the superintendence OF
committee OF engagements; embracing
Grandfather George M. Smith, Father
Julins BE. Smith, Uncle james 81. B.
Smith, Nephew Charles H. @. Smith,
Brother Wm. H. q. Smith, Brother
Robert M. w. Smith, Brotber Thomas
r: Smith. Brother Joseph t. Smith,
Ballet Master George W. III. Smith.
The music is to be BY tho '.Smith q cele.
hrated' band" aud all the tSmiths.
Smyths, Sohmitts,. Schmids, Schmidts.
Sob mites, Smidts and .Smitts'' are in.
--vited to attend. . '..;''. M .N9Ei-
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REMOVAL.
Entire New Stock.

>aa THE undersigned respectfully Informs
his customers that he las REMOVED TO
tho new atore, OH Main street, directly
-41Aopposite the Columbia Hotel, and ia fully
prepared with an entirely NEW STOCK OF
GOODS. to fit ont gentleman in tho very
LATEST FASHION. lie has secured the
latest and best styles or CLOTHS, CASSI.
MERES and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS e. nerally. Call at the new stand and
select suit, ,qr leave your ordcr and have it
March 20
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G00DaAE's CLOTHING BAZAAR.

G00DHAH'S CLOTHING BAZAAR.
This il ~ hhnLue. We air obliged to
IL dispose Of all Goods now in store By the
lat OF Srrttn.l',r. I" mske a charge in our
business Take h.tiec. that each artiolc is
marked it's c.,st Il, plain fgurts from which
public 10 particularly requested to call carly,
as bargains MAY be obtained Country mcr-
chants visiiing the city can find choice stock
OF new and seasonablp goods at our store.
Bear in mild. goods 10 per cent. below ctet,
at GOODAIANB CLOTHING BAZAAR.
MAY 10
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Lard !! Lard!!

Al. Lard Lard!! t,'s
,DURE LEAF LARD-"guarnntee strictly
a pure'-in barrels, half barrels, kegs and
8, S aud 10 cnddies, for sale at reduced prices,
by JOHN AGNFW r. HON.. 4