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'.?(' .. New Tear Carol.Ooma with na and a greeting giveTo every aoal we meet-Up and down, wheie tho wealthy live,And through thc meanest etrcet.

Give God-speed to both high and low,SAPPY Nsw YEAR I far and near;

a by no door, as on we go,With holy words of oheer.Once every year, in winter time,When e'en the enn looka wan,Th* spirit hears a heavonly chime,Which winter's breath wafta on.

Through many hundred years 'twas heard,Sustaining hopea sublimo;And 'mid the centuries boro the wordWhioh conquere woe and crime.

Thia ocho of the angePa song,Who bailed tho Prince of Peuce,By myriad minstrels borne alongThrough time, shall never cease.

But. aa it floats on tireless wings,Through all the coming years,Arid still tho glorious tidings bringsTo bim who willing hears.The haughty kingdoms of this worldTo Christ shall bend the knee;And when their banners low arc furled,Shall float his banner free.

But ahl not yet has como the timoOf such milli'nial bliss;Wo only listen to the chimoWhich ushers days liko this;

And Btrive, aa life goes on. to win,'Mid daily caree, some gleamsOf restful happiness, akinTo beatific dreams.

Yet happinee* ie not for thoseWho labor to be gay-Who, seeking pleasure, lack reposo,To strengthen on the way;

And When temptation beckons themTo acte of doubtful worth.

Tlinv, unresisting, ceaso to BtemTue tide of lawless mirth,

To float away, amid tho foamOf wild oxcitenjeht'e waves,

Forgetful of the o'nims of home.And,ell the pure heart craves.

Suob cannot feel the noble glow,-. (Har ouch delight[< betray, )A? makes tho NEW YEAR'S soul o'ei HowWith wholesome mirth to-day.

Then let ns hasten to enjoy,mSfriri Pnlae« bounding freo,Each momént that wo may employMi fresh and honest glee,

For though tho holy Sabbath next,With solemn tread stops in,Through needful reut, for spirits vex'd,Aaoured content to win;'I he working days will follow fast,'.With duties for us all,When each,in io n bis tread-mill cast,Must bravely stand or fall.So, comrades with tho wish sincereFor life-long happiness,To each and all oui' patrons dear,Whom we to-day nddrceu.

Away! to fields whore glory waits,On base ball's gay delights;Or, whore the yo ung tor's éoill dilates,Beneath the sailing kites;Till.marbles win to lower joys,Or topa with happy hum.Unite in band thc smaller boys,Who followed lalo tho drum.Away! Away 1 'tho minutes fly,The day ia oura for luolBut 'mi.d out* pastimes let us tryTo hurt- or injure none.

Executive Department,

STATE TREASURY OFFICE,COLUMBIA, 8. C., December 1, 1870.

IVIE Internst falling due on the CouponUmida nf the State of South Carolinato Ibu 1st i f January. 1871, will bo paid inGOLD, un «nd H ft er that date, at the office ofHi H KI UP I ON, Financial Agent of thcState, No. 'j Nassau street, New Yoi k, and atthis office.The interest falling duo on tho RegisteredStock of the State to January 1, 1871, will ho

paid in GOLD, on and after that date, at thoTreasury office only. NILES G. PARKER,Dec 7 Treasurer Stato South Carolina

Grand Toy Emporium.MCKENZIE'S,Main Street, Columbia, S. C.,WHERE if offered tho largest andthant selected stock of TOYS everIbrought to this market. Deniers and

ot bern can be. accommodated, Whole-sauTnr Retail.Old and young, grave and gay can bo a litedfrom iliii- varied collection.CANDIES of Puro Sugar manufactureddaily. Also,CAKES AND PIES.

A line assortment of CANNED GOODS jostreceiving from the best manufactories.Frch DATES. Now Crop RAISINS, CITRONand CURRANTS. ALMONDS, and a full linoor ASSORTED NUTSLondon RISOUITT and Prince AlbertCRACKERS, (imported articles,) pare and of

gn ni bent-fli to thoaick and oonvalesent.JELLIES of pare fruit manufactured andpoid at reasonable price*.Oct 26 JOHN MoKENZIE.

Special Notices.SPREAD THE TRUTH.-Some medical

mon inBiet that it ie undignified to advertise a

remedy, however valuable it may be. Queerreasoning this. It ie like Baying that an arti¬cle which tho world needs should bo bid in acorner-that benefits and blessings maybetoo widely diflueed-- that tho mcanB of pro¬tecting and restoring health should be a closomonopoly, and not accessible to all. Thoargument is bad. It is worse than that; it isinhuman. SuppoaeHOSTETTER'S STOMACHBITTERS-an absolute specific for dyspepsia,bilioaBnnss and nervous debility-had neverbeen known beyond the repertoire ot thofaculty, what would have been the conse¬quence? Instead of curing and invigoratingmillions, the good effectB of tho preparationwould have boen confined to a comparativefew. There is tho highest authority for say¬ing that light should not be hid under abushel; that whatever is excellent should boplaced as a city on a hill, whoro all men cantake cognizance of it. It is upon tide princi¬ple that tho Bitters have been advertised andcontinno to bo advertised in every newspaperof any prominence in tho Western hemis¬phere, and that tho spontaneous testimonialsin its' favor have boen translated into nilwritten languages. Thousands enjoy perfecthealth to-day, who would} bo languishing oubeds of sickness if tho newspapers had notspread the truth with regard to this unequaledinvigoront andcorrcctive far and wide. Sup¬pose profit has been reaped from this pub¬licity. IB that any argument again.it it? Ifthe public health bas been protected; if liveshave been saved; if the feeble have beonstrengthened and the sick restored, greatgoodhasbecn accomplished; and who BO meanas to grudge to exertions il;us directed theirfair reward? Jan 1 +6"THE BRIDAL. CHAMBER."-Ks say s

for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS andABUSES, which interfere with MABBIAOB-with suro means of relief for tho Erring andUnfortunate, diseased and debilitated. Sentfree of charge, in sealed envelopes. Address,HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 S. Ninth St.,.Philadelphia, Fa. Nnv53mo

Chewing Tobacco-Just Received.AFINE lot of tho best Pan-cake and FigChewing TOBACCO.Nov 3 JOHN C. SEEGEBS

Ho for the Race!jggL THE Bubscrihpr respectfully-ranaàÈOllâ invitee his friends and public iii

?BrilHlj nj g""n-°' to call and see l 'j stockm ¡Jt-at home-made SADDLES andMHHTST*»HARNES8E8, which I can sell

twenty-five nor cent, cheaper than anyNorthern made goods, and will challenge anymerchant in the South for 11,000 to comparewith me in homo-made work.Nov(5 3rao lt. HANNAN. Main street.

Extra Cheese.?|/~V/v BOXES Goshen. English Dairy andlA/l t Pine Apple CHEESE, for Bain low._Oct30 E. HOPE.

Notice.TUE (TITZENS' SAVINGS BANK would

call the attention of thc pnhlie to the factthat they are tran.-ac tine, a GENERAL BANK¬ING BUSINESS, and extend the U:-ual accom¬modait ms to business men and others, whofavor them with their accounts.Oct ¿3 A. G. BRENIZER. Cashier.

Mutilated Currency.TORN and defaced GREENBACKS. NA¬

TIONAL HANK MONEY and FRAC-TONAL CURRENCY bought at a email dia-connt al TUE CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK.Oct 23 A; G. BBEN1ZEB, Caabier

BAZ^rS^ScA'ERY !For useful things and things for sport,The curious people here resort.

ENTIRELY new stock ofTOYS and FANCYARTICLES for the Holidays. Varieties

too numerous to mention.CANDIES manufactured daily.CAKES of nil kinds, plain and ornamented.

Also, full stock French CONFECTIONERY.Canned Goods. Jolly, Raisins, Citron,Almonds, and./nll line of assorted NutaLemons. Orauge«, Cocoauuta, Ac. Fruit of

all kinds during tho season. Nov IOHeise's Dining Saloon,

IN rear of the Confectionery, ia fitted npnith everything pertaining to a ii rut classestablishment. Norfolk OYSTERS, FISHand GABIE of all kinda during the eeason.Nf?*!?

CAROLINA HOUSEßTUE subscriber, in view of tho ap¬proaching close of the present year, de-

aires to state that he proposes to cloeehis books, and earnestly requests such friendsand patrons of his establishment, aa may boin arrears, to liquidate their accounts, BOthat he may sturt in thc year 1871 with anentirely new set ot books, iud a record of thepsst completely obliterated. The proprietorof this well-known bouse desires to assurethe public of his disposition and capacitv tosupply, at all times, the best of WINES,LIQUORS arid CIGARS. Ho guarantees thobest material and the prompt« bt attendance.Dec 1 R. MARRY.

OYSTERS AND GAME./~\ OUR SALOON isinor-^^iLf/di-.r, and OYSTERS, Hf^L^SJSir GAME, FISH, etc ,c»nJAbo obtained ut nil honra. Dinner« <c ? »'V

and Suppers furnished nt tuart notice, andn the Li si sl\ le. Givens a trial.

PAYSINGER A FRANKLIN.Ortll Exchange Restaurant.The Pollock House

/_~~\ HAS been overhauled JL^k^mv$NflJ ?y lll'd ntted np tor the \vin-<4flftgfa£^¡jf¿/ ter season. O V STE US, Qg"^*FISH and GAME servi d up in the usual stylo.The Private LUNCH ROOM has been refitted, and guests mn> expect proper attention.Oct 12 T. M. POLLOCK, Proprietor.1ME. S. .fc*iilRRY'isFurniture Ware-room

Flam Street, near Main.-^A/^L*^ NOW on hand and daily re-¿¿¡¡7?'¿~r¿r%á¡3c< iving from Ibo manufac-je^Qi^nQy tories of New York, Boston,wbgjgSBIBSfÉúaf Cincinnati and louisville, theM J& largest assortment of FUR¬NITURE ever kept in this market, consistingin part of Walnut Parlor, Chamber and Din-ing-Room Butte; 900 Bedsteads of differentpatterns, in Walnut and Imitation; also, thecelebrated Georgia Split-bottom Chairé.All kinds of MATTRESSES made to order.UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING done atshortest notice and in the beet manner.Terms cash and Gooda cheap. Oct 80

CHRISTMAS

COMES

BIT ONCE 1 YUM;

THEREFORE,

LET IS DO ALL THE GOOD WE CAN

DUBING

The Festive Season.

Wo propobo to do oar part, by giving oar

friends and cnidomeru an opportunity of

selecting from our

LARGE STOCK,

(To winch we aro making additions almost

daily,) at a considerable rodnction from rul¬

ing prices.

Partios withing to GIVE PRESENTS, can¬

not rnako » better invest incut of their money

than by buying

A CARPET, A RUO, A SILK DRESS,

A SET OE FURS, A CLOAK, A

SHAWL, A DOZEN HANDKER¬

CHIEFS, A DOZEN STOCKINGS,

A SUIT OF BROAD CLOTH, OR

CASSIMERE, or any arlide they may

wish.

The above named gooda, or any part or por¬

tion of onr »tock, wc offer dui ing the Holidaysat so much btdow tho rrgnlur price*, au wül

induce buy«ra to purchase freely from us.

We hare several counters ftllod with SPE¬

CIAL BARGAINS, to which we call particularattention.

Several novelties io CLOAKS sad SHAWLS

just opened.

J.H. A M.L. KINABD.DM 16

EVERY vario!v ol FANCY and USEFULGOODS, from 10 coule to $50.00, now

»pened.«Inst received, a lot of GOOD CLOAKS,)ought ut balf price. Will bu sold as bought.

ALSO,A lol of FURS, to ho Bold without regard totost.It will ho to your interest to give UH a call

>eforc purchasing elsewhere.

C. F. JACKSON.Special Notice No. 2.TUE Entiro8took of CLOTHING, GENT'SBURNISHING GOODS, HATS, OArs, VALISES,3AarET-BAOB, SHAWLS, ROBES, ETC., with a fulline of Water-Proof CIRCULARS, CAPES,)VER-COATSfLEGGIN8, AND CAPS, will beold from THIS DAY, AT COST FOR CASH.Tho Stock must bo sold to close up the buei-less. All wishing groat bargains, will And ito their advantage to call at the Store of thoate W. J. Hoke. M. HOKE.

Bia JZKEt.XTTEl !

100 Arab Shawls,OP

NEWEST STYLE,AT

$8.00 Sacia.We are showing something new, at a "price

ciihin Ike reach of all," in DRESS GOODS,?UHS, CLOAKH and NEEDLE WORKS.Dee 2:1 W. D. LOVE A CO._

OK

Jourvoisurs and Alexandre Kid GlovesFor Ladies.

Renyier Dog Skin Gloves,For Gents, all colors and sizes.

HES! KID GLOVES IMPORTED.With many other u-eful aud durable Goode,

it LOWEST PRICES.W. 1>. LOVE Ai CO.,

Columbia Hotel Building.W. D. LOVE,R. B. McOREEBY. Deo 18

CXsOSING- OUT.The undersigned, de¬

sirous ofdevoting him¬self entirely to theCLOTHING Business,offers for sale his entirestock of DRY GOODS,FANCY ARTICLESSHOES, etc., at andBELOW OOST.

JACOB aunan.One door South Phoenix Office.49~City Money taken at par.ta Nov 8

Tlie Mammotli

HOOT, SHOE, HAT AXD TRUNKEMPORIUM

mu IIAS now opened and igfeO^'VïNjHHgB ready for inspection the Rg^fxfTCTJBBM largest and moct u"l<"1' J fcll^^SBk ttoek of GOODS, in its bue, everoffered hi this market. 'Ibis Block ba*« boenselected with great care from tho heal manu¬facturers in beeton. N.ew York, Philadelphiaand other noted shoe markets. Persons visi¬ting our cb y during our approaching Fair,will ûnd it great Iv to their advantago to callat tho Sign of tho BIG ROOT and HAT, onedoor North of tho Columbia Hotel. Everyarticle sold in thin House is warranted as re¬presented In point of stylo, quality andprico we cannot be surpassed.Oct 30 A. SMYTHE.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH.REYNOLDS' IMPROVEMENT.

riMIOSE who have lobt several NaturalX Teeth, and have been advi.-ed to partwith remaining sound ones, as I h * tirft steptowards obtaining artificial substitutif, arerequested, before submit ling lo a practice,cruel in itself and often unnecessarily per-formed, to convince themselves of it» fallacy,by looking clon Iv into a matter cf en much jimportance. jThe above improvement wa» designed to re- \eist so deplorable a practice, and aller a tho-rough test ot more than three yt ms, is foundcapable of accomplishing what no nthei syn- !tem of Artitieial Dentistry has heretoforedoiie.lt is now possible to obtain partial eiser,which will eave for years Natur. I Teeth, andbe at tho same time reliable in every respect,An invitation is hereby given lo such as jfeel interested to call at our OperatingRooms, and examine duplicate specimens of ¡cases now in actual nae.Nov Ot REYNOLDS A REYNOLDS

Dentistry.THE undersigned would In¬

form his friend« and patronsthat he is prepared to executescientifically and satisfactorily all operationsMid work of whatsoever kind hia profeBBiondemande. Terms accommodating.Office over Messrs. Porter A Co.'s Dry GoodsStore, on Main street, Columbia, S. C.Office boora ft om 9 a. m. to 1 p. m., andh-op? 2 to 4 p. m.NOT 20 D. L. BOOZER, P. D. 8.Epionres, call at Pontvoox'a.

GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICESIS COX8T.QTJF.KCK OF TEK

FALL OF GOLD!TMMENSE stock of WATCHES, CLOCKSJL and JEWELRY, SILVER and PLATEDWAKE; tho largest stock in thc Stato; BKLL-INO AT LOW KIO O n EH.In consequence of the low prices nf Gold,the snbecriber has concluded to soil his Btock

accordingly, and would call tho attention olthe visitors to tho Fair to call and examineboforo purchasing elsewhere, na it is a dutyyou owo to yonraelvos.AU he aaka is a fair trial. Call and br con¬

vinced.Wo also havoon hand a Hue stock of CUT¬

LERY, both for pocket ami table use, with alargo as-ortmont of SPOUTING IMPLE¬MENTS.Givo me a call and examine my stock.Agent for FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.

ISAAO 8ULZDACHER,NovB_UndorColumbia Hotel.NORTH CAROLINA.

BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION !GLASS B-SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME.

TO be drawn in tho Theatro, at Wilmington,N. C., Monday, January 10, 1871. E. J.KnKns, Manager. 10,000 Numborn put in theWheel-110 Prizes drawn.

Capital Prize, $5,000 !WEA T TEE CITY PRESS SA Y.

PBIZK DRAWING.-Quito a crowd assembledat tho Theatro, yoBlerday nooD, to witneaa thcGrand Drawing of the North Carolina Bene¬ficial Association. There wore 100 prizes inall, and little rolls of paper separating thesewero placed in a wheel on ono aida, while thcticket a wero in another wheel opposite to thcformer. Dctween the two waa a table, atwhich sat the Judges and Mr. John London,Commissioner. Tho wboolB woro mado withglass sides, so that everything within themcould bo eeeu, and wi ro securely locked, untiltho drawing beean. Thin was dono bv meantof two little boys, who wero accurcly blindfolded, ono drawing a number from one of thcwheolu and the other the prizo to correspondwith it. There ia no question but that thcdrawing waa done in a perfectly fair and justmanner.- Wilmington Baily Journal, Bec. 2.THE GRAND DRAWINQ YESTERDAY. Thc

grand single number distribution of tho Korti:Carolina Beneficial Association, which toolplaco at the Theatre yeaterday, at 1 o'clock,wan tho all-absorbing themo during thc day,The drawing took place in publie, a commit¬tee having been selected from the andienetto act with the Commifisioner in keeping araccount of the samo, and to see that it watconducted fairly. Quite a respectable crowewaB present to witneBB the drawing. Tho fol¬lowing numbers drew the principal prizesNo. 3310, $5.000; No. 6005, $2,500; No. 577G$2.500; HO. 2842, $2,000; No. 1407, $2,000; No4412, $1,000; No. 1486, $500. The Certifient*No. 1407 was Bold to a citizen of WilmingtonN. C.- Wtitni tiglon Morning Star, Rec. 2.

IN III IS POI EUE,110 PRIZES WILL BE DRAWN t

Capital Prlxe,.85,00(Two Prizes.$2.500 eadTwo "

. 2,000 "

Two ". 1,000 *4

Two ". 500 ««

Ten ". 250

Niuo ". 200 .«

Fifteen ". 100 "

Fifty-six ". 50 *.

Eleven ". 20 M

Whole TickeU, §».00; Halve». S'á.50Quarters, SI.ar».

»3-Send money by Post Office Order oiKogistered Letter.Eor information and orders, address

W. H. GERKEN, General Agent.P. O. Pox 50.

Principal Office, ll Second street.JOHN LONDON. Comminsiou» r.

Dec 13 Imo

CLOTHINGAND

IEEE ATS ,

ft, & W. C, SWAFFIELD'St^, WE have now on baud tin

ilargoet Btock we have- evei

offered to the public. Owing to the warn

weall er, our stock is unbroken. We arc aux

¡nus to soil, and will sell

L O W FOR CA S fl !

lt is too well known to need repetition,that we keep the LARGEST AND RESTSTOCK IN THE STATE, and warrant all om

Good«, both in price and quality.Our KCCNISIIING GOOPS rt..ck i« cuni

plet«, embracingSlIIItT.S that *i!l lit,TIES and CRAVATS, of «ll palten.»,

CLOVES, in cndle-ss variety,UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS,

THUNES, VALISES, SHAWLS, Ac ,

Over seventy live CAPE OVER-

ICOATH and CAPES now on band.HATS, of ali qualities and styles.Nov 9 R A W. C. SWAFFIELD.

Downer's Mineral Sperm Oil.ANEW OIL, ichica will not light under SOO

degrees Farenheit; never gums; is almostod rles« and fl* soft as Sperm or Lard Oilforfamily use, and when burned in the MINERALSPERM LAUF-, tho light ia equal to the beatKerosene, at a cont not exceeding one-half acout. per hour. It requires bot little atten¬tion, no trimming, and the chimney neverbreaks from boat.A supply of thia safety oil, and a mr ell

assortment o? Lampa, just received and foraale by J. & T. R. AGNEW.

I 1.1 uo-partnersnip, ana win be known UHK. W. 8KIDELS A CD. They reprosont someof tho best FIRE and LIFE INSÜHANCECOMPANIES in thc United States.-Wo propose to bo general Laud Agents, andwill neil or pnrcbaae Iteal Estato anywhere inSouth Carolina, especially in Columbia. Wewill prosccuto claims before the Legislature,and tho renewal of lost honda or other papera.I Persons wishing to sell or buy Beal Estatewill do woll to communicate with ns at Colum¬bia. Wo have soveral handsome places forsalo. Oflice at Mike Hoke's Clothing Store.

E. W. SEIBELB.Dec 2 J. B. EgELL.AVE HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED

Mr. JOHN C. SEEQEBS the solo Agent forthc Bale oí our WHISKIES in Columbia, 8. C.

JOHN GIBSON'S SON A CO.PniT..\nF.i.pniA, November 19, 1870. Deo 1

QPECIAL ATTENTION given to tho COl-0 Icotion of Commercial Taper, Intereston st at c and Railroad Bonds and Stocks, andConvoreion of State Seonnties, byNov 23 Gmo D. QAMBBILL, Broker.Tvro ricK.-i have asaooiated Col. JOHN S.LLA BLACK with me in the General Agency ofthe Carolina Life Insurance Company for thoState or South Carolina. The firm will boknown as BUTLEB & BLACK.

M. 0. BUTLER,Deo 4 fl8 Gen. Agent for South Carolina.X^INA1, DI8CHAUGE-ESTATE MBS.J? MARGARET McDOWELL.-Notico lagiven that F. W. MoMaetor has flied his peti¬tion for final discharge as Administrator ofestate Margaret McDowoll; and that a hear¬ing for said potition has been set for January17, at 10 a. m.. at offioe of Conrt of Probatefor Richland County. J. W. HOGAN,Decl8fl3_Clerk Court of Probate.

Novelties-Special Attractions."VTOW oponing and showing, the largest andX\ most elegant assortment of French andEnglish FANCY GOODS ever brought to thismarket, selected especially for tho Holidays.I Elegaut Perfumery, Colognes and Extracts,Now and superior Toilot Soaps,Perfumo Boxes, Toilot Boxes,Glovo and Handkerchief Boxes,I German, French and English Toilet Water.-,II Atkineon's Extract White Roses,Labia's Perfumes, Extracts, Suchet,

i Low's new Perl innes and Extracts,I CoudrayV Fashionable Cologne,i Coudray's Lavender Water,; Ocrman Farina Cologne,Superior Bay Rum,II A large and tine assortment of Hair Uiush-

cs, Tooth BrushCB,; Engtiah and French Dressing Combs,Ivory Fine-tooth Couihs.

Elegant Pomade for tlio Hair,Eau Lustral, Circassian Lustre,1 Cloth Brushes, Turkish Rubber,Turkish Towels, Tooth Picks,i Elegant Soaps, tho largest assortment intho city,. I A beantifnl selection of Fancy Perfume: Sachets. For sale by> Bec 18 E. H. HEINIT8H, Drnggist.

; For Sale,, I Q ß/iA ACRES of LAND in Barnwell,O.OUU on tho Ediato.

750 ACHES in Kershaw-in lots to snit.HOUSE and LOT in Columbia-*12,000.> 1 House in this city, $5,CO0.i HOUSE and thirteen aores LAND, near thocity-ttf.OOO. Apply to JOHN BAUBKETT,Attorney atLaw and Real Eotato Agent.Sept 25_,_ly

Good Things.T> AMSAY'S Islay Malt Scotch Whiskey, SirJL\i Robert Burnett's Old Tom Gin, Otard,Dupuy, Cognac Brandy. Duff Gordon's Pale

; Sherry, South-side Madeira Wine, LondonDock Port Wino, Hibbert's London Porter,r McEwen's Scotch Ale. The above direot fromthe importers and warranted puro.For saleby_EDWARD HOPE.GRAIN ! GRAIN! GRAUS !

W.JT. WIIITMIRE, GIIKENVTLLK, B. C..

DEALER in (¡KAIN and COUNTRY PRO¬DUCE of all kinds. Will pay promptattention to all orders entrusted to his care.This is a rare opportunity for Planters andi others living along the line of the Greenvillej and Columbia Itatlroad, to procure theil sup-plies at tirst cost. I only ask a fair trial, and

guarantee satisfaction. Nov 21 3moNectar Whiskey.

1080NVi OLD FAMILY NECTOR amiO' Eve WHISKEYS "thepurest and best iimarket " Also, a full stock or RECTIFIEDWHISKEYS, of all grades, always on hand, and for Bale by J. A T. B. AGNEW.

Carolina Manufacturing Company,HAVING opened a Branch House ii' jSBjfr thc city of Columbia, offer for sale th«IMM latest patented and beat made STOVES^5Cuho most improved patterns and regnlar sixes of all kinds of TIN-WAKE, an(i everything in these particular lines, wittconfidence of their merit.

GUTTERING, ROOFING and all kinds ojob work dont with despatch, by supe rioworkmen dumbing, in all it« branches, executed. ll yon want Water carried to a)convenient points ab nit your premises, w<will do von' work at snch prices os willeuablall lo afr -l d itTin- public are invited to ca». Store it

Ehrlich's building, four doors below Bryce'I corner Aug 18 tForeign Exchange.r nnilE CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK is noiI prepared tn draw directly on all thc prominent places in

Engined, Scotland and Ireland,. Germany,

'.'rance.Holland.

. Belgium,Italy,

and the Orienand »vPI fnrnifh draft* at New York ratea.' '''' *2:{ A_ G_ HBEN 1ZEB. Cashier.

j EMKUY'S UNIVERSA!*; Cotton Gins and Condensers.mil ESE GINS, HO well known thronghoiJ. the South, need no comment. In stylo <workmanship, und for efficiency of worl! their tum ont, with the same amount <power, is nm qnuled. lt. TOZEIL Agent,j Annual 2 Columbia. 8. C.

Hardy Solomon & Co.,HAVING entered into tho manufactureBUICK and QUARRYING of GBANITJand purchased of Messrs. Wright A Vinn, orof their new patent Brick Machines, capabor turning out from 40.000 to 60,000 bricks piday, are now pruparod to make contracto aifuruhdi parties with any quantities of briddesired Apply to H AH DY SOLOMON, at hetore, or at the South Carolina Bank aiTrust Company.

_ Sept 8Champagne.

5CASE8 GOLDEN EAGLE,5 cases RED GROSS,1 cask Catawba WINE.These wines are made of the Seodli:Grapes, and are very delicious.Dec 7 JOHN 0.8EEGEB8.