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LaciUe's; Mistake. [AFTBB OWSN-MIBBDITB.l Tue visit over, bl ! din g ber adieu, I took raj nat, and, bowing low, withdrew, Tuen. sturUug homeward, soon i missed my cane, Retraced my ?ten? and rang the bell again. I ne?:A a rush-the' floor lleW open wide Awi wit ii ?. beuna Lucille .was at my side. Around my neck ber lovely arms she threw, Kissed me. ye gods, she kissed me through and tbroogb. Stock still 1 stood, not daring to return Tuc glowing kisses that my Lps did bum. 1 tried to speak, and gasped, "1 clean forgot 1 left my cane." ,Sbe started as If shot. ADO cried, wilt? s?bs&he vainly tried to smother, "Oh dear-1 -Ol: deaf-1 I thought 'twas Dan, my brother.' What Bball I do ?" she asked -me o'er and o'er, Hacked .tb* brass to say. "Do it some morel" So, looking sheepish, seized npon my stick And forthwith homeward trotted double quick. When on my couch In vain I courted sleep, 1 tossed-and-pondered, "What a wtaith of love That girl possesses; other girls above I And 1? a brother she should hold so dear. Waat mn>t a ausband to her heart appear !" Ttie ldeagiew; <*nd-well, to end the tale, I song ht bec citen, and to such avail, That ere a twelvemonth its lull course had run 1 woo'd, iwon'ber, and we twain were one; And once X totd'h'eri'-tbat my love began TSe ulKtu Bte kiri>tU mo in mistake for Dan." t'for Dan?" said-bhe; "why bless your stupid head. Poor brother Dan was safe and snog In bed." "loo didn't know it !" -Why, of course I did," And in my breast her blushing face she hid. Throng ri ali th et ey ears I did sot once regret Hy having fallen in toe trap she set. Happy am I, and happy, too, I've made her, Although at timtbl .au.-hlniily upbraid her: Ana then she says, "ihe moral, dear, of trna if, That girls djn'i often mate mistakes-in kisses." COMMERCIAL NEWS. Exports Yesterday. PHILADELPHIA-Per steamship Empire-327 bales cotton, 19) bales yarns, A-c, 625 bois naval' stores,.186 obis potatoes, 208 boxes vegetables, ?2 pkgs sundries. S Exports of tb? Week ending Jane 1. FOREIGN. LIVERPOOL-Per British ship Remington-33S bags sea Island cotton.' 2943 bale3 upland cotton, loo tons copper ore, so tons phosphate rock, 1113 bags cotton teat. 5 bales and 4 bandies palmetto leaves, 3pkgs md-.e.....Per British oark-Othere 2216 bale- upland cotton. BARCELONA-Per Span, brig Sebastian-270 bales upland cotton.Ter Span bark Carmen-SW baies up:an J cotton. . * DOMESTIC KEW TORS-Per scar Lilly-176,000 feet lamber. 90 rolls ganny bagging. 95 bbls cotton seed mea). 25 bbls of colton seed oil, soo empty carboys, 2t)0 empty ale bbls, 3 dansey engines,20 bars non, 6 pkgs furniture.. .Per steamship Georgia-1 bag sea island and t36 uaies upland cotton. 302 tierces rice,1620 hi lsTosnr,: 99 bales .yarn, Ac, 1552 bbls of potatoes, 120 casks'clay. S3 bales rags, ic, 2499 bose? vegetaples and sundries.Per sehr Ida Richardson-77.000 feet lumber, and 49.000 feet boatds.....PIT steamship James Adger-ll bags sea island and 573 bales upland cotton, 82 tierces rice, 66 bales yarns, Ac. 25 pkits sundries. 1947 bbls potatoes. 2TSfl boxes vegetables. i'n IL ADELPH IA-Per steamship Virginia-226 bales upland cotton. 43 tierce-* rice, 210 bales do? mestics, 817 bois naval stores, lo bales rags, ftc, 13 bale? hided, iou casks c?ay, 334 bbls potatoes. 446 boxes vegetables, 53 packages sundries. PBOVIDENCB, R 1-Per sehr A J Fabens-127,000 feet timberi 46,0' 0 feet boards. WASHINGTON, D c-Per 6Chr J H Stickney-171, -?75 feet lumber.. The Charleston Market. FOB THU WEES B.VDING THURSDAY, JUNE 1. THB CRors.-The intelligence from most sec? tions of the Interior has been unfavorable to cott ton, arid the plant ap to this time presents an in? different appearance. The weather daring the past wet k has, however, been wa-rn, with occa? sional showei s, and should hace been propitious when the growth was not past redemption. THE RECEIPTS -The arrivals at the cotton ports for the week up to Friday last were 40,178 bales, against 45,067 tue week previous, and 30,737 last season. At New Oiieans the receipts were 17,100 bales in contrast with 10,465 bales the wet k of the year before. The total supplies at the cotton-portB from September 1, 1870, np to the latest mail dates were 3,747,304 bales, against 2.748,269 the season previous,showing an increase of 999,035 bales. The arrivais at the principal Southern maikets from September l, 1S70, up to the latest telegraph? ic intelligence, as compared with last year, weie as follows: 1871. 1870. New Orleans. May 31.1.368,268 J,098.941 Mobile, May 31.389.975 295,770 Savannah, May si.710.080 465,su3 Charleston, May 31.S26.287 280,107 Galveston, Mav 31.278,097 236 077 Norfolk, Maj 31.822.913 195,619 WlimiuKton. May 31. 87,462 53,881 1 he following are the receipts at the chief Southern centres from May 25 to 31,1871, Inclu? sive, as reported by telegraph. This includes ali points but overland: NEW ORLEANS May 25..3367.May 28.17621 May 27 . 285.Kay 29 . 3084 \ 10,974 May 30 . 2071.May 31. 455 j MOBILE May 25. 327.May 26.7101 May 27.573.May 29. 7ie I 2,607 Hay 30.139..May 31.148 J SAVANNAH May 26.. 662.May 26 . 3881 May 27. 253..May 29. 727 1- 2,761 May 30. 613..May 31. 828 J CHARLESTON May 26.468.May 26. 3401 May 27.171.May 29. 224 ^ 2,385 May 80. 012.May 31. 683 J GALVESTON May 25 . 8 0.May 26. 1541 May 27.1168.May 29.1028 y 5,832 May 30.:990.Maya]. 892J NORFOLK May 25..1073.May 26.313} May 27. 20?9.May 29. 049 J- 6,077 ' May 30.. 581.MaySl. 427 j WILH?N G T ON- ] M8y?5. 75.May 26. 281 1 May 27. 25.May 29.?42 ). 465 , May3u..-.May 31. 15/ , Total....30.124 ' The arrivals for the corresponding week last 1 year wi re 22,444 bales. The stock of the article :n sight at tte latest 1 dates was as follows : 1871. 1870. 1 Stock In Liverpoc:.eales. 913,000 6O6.000 J Stock in London. 90,049 28.592 Stock in Glasgow. 600 35? , Stock in Havre. 32,800 34.270 1 Stock In Marseilles. 15.600 11,900 Stock in bremen. 56,153 19,l'49 ( Stock rest of Continent. 30,000 40,000 , Afloat for Great Britain (Amer- 1 lean,). 250,000 120,000 l Afloat lor France ?American and Brazil.):. 41,260 71,443 Afloatfor Bremen (American;. 37,749 22,068 I Total Indian cotton afloat for 1 Europe. 364.099 223.011 Stock tn United Stases pons.. 290,268 296.509 Stock tn inland towns. 26,886 55.452 E Total. 2,148,454 1,588,644 Increase cf stock in sight. 559,810 The receipts at this port for the week were 14 bags seajsiands and Floridas, and 2374 bales of uplands, in contrast with 5 bags of sea islands and Floridas, and 2195 bales of uplands the week before, and ie bags c.' sea Islands and Floridas, and 1541 bales of uplands for the time the season previous. These arrivals hate come as follows, na;: Ol upiand^. {er Sonta Carolina Railroad 2290 bales: per Northeastern Railroad 78; per Savanuah aud Charleston Railroad -. or sea islands. Beaufort 5 bags; Florida 9. TH? COTTON MARKET.-With unfavorable crop prospects, tins article has exhibited a firmer ten? dency during thia period, and the foreign market, which opened at ;??d fl lb ror middllng uplands, hordern d to "Xt&'X'l; at Kew York the rates, which comtnenc-d at isj^c, siiifoned to 17Jic, and declined to 17#c, while at this point middling up? lands, which began at I5;^c. advanced to ie??c fl m. The movements at Liverpool and New York dnrlng this time were as follows: On Friday, May 26, the former closed qniet, uplands 7>id, sales 12,000 bahs; 1 se latter was steady at i6j,c, sales 3480 bales. Ou Saturday the?former was Armer, uplands 7>?'@7*U, sales 12,000 bales; the latter was Xo $ lb higher, uplands lie, sales 2000 bales. On Monday, at the former, there was a holiday; the latter was steady at 11,He sales 3372 bales. On Tuesday, at the former, tnere was a holiday ; the latter was firmer at 17Xe sales 3756 bales. On Wednesday the former was active _ad firmer, up? lands 7\'?a7?,'d, sates 20,000 bales; the latter was siro og at njic ? ft. Yesterday the rorraer was Arm bot not higher. nplaodB 7&@7Jfd, sales 18,000 bales; the latter declined %c, sales MOO hales, at 17Kc. The transactions io ihji market for the week past were aa follow.--. On Friday, May 26th, the ?huBlncss lu mis artiuls ci rameaccd with a firmer tendency, bot on receipt or telegrams became quiet aLd (ru:j;sa?eB'l?? baies; quotations seme wnw som mal'-iii;,ordinary to aped ordinary. ?2tf@14&,'low "miadtlng Uj? middling 16Jt?, strict middling iee V ft. On Saturday the mai set was quiet but steady; sales 125 bales; quotations unaltered. On Monday the demand was moderate, but prices were kio lb nigher; sa.es 300 bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at l2Ji@153ow middling \o#%V>%, middling \6, strict middling 16^@16>ic ? lt. On Tuesday tae market was Armer and good grades kio <p ft stronger; sales ??o bales, ordinary to good ordinary V-lng quoted at I2j?@l5, low mid dUng I5;?i?}i6,mlddling l6j?'@:o>?, and strict mid? dling 16?i@lTc 'fi ft. On Wednesday the artic e advanced about ?ic f lb; sales700 bales, ordinary togcod ordinary being qaoted at 13@l5i.i, low middling Wii, middling 162*', strict middling nom? inal. Yesterday the market opened Arm'but closed quiet and duli; sales 200 Vales, say 2.at ll, l at 12,17 at 14, 2 at Uki', 10"at Uki. 2 at 14&, 2 a: 15, 31 at 15,V, 3 at 15&, 29 at ic, 4 at le.'X, 24 at 16K. 10 at Uki, 2 a: 15?, 12 at 162?, 0 at 36%, 25 at 17,10 at lT.'a, 1 at l"k<- We qnote somewliat nominally: LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Ordinary to ROCK! ordluary.13 foi.'. U Low middling.IOJ?<S> Middling.ll?X? Strie; middling.? SEA ISIAND COTTON.-The arrivals of this class or the article were only in a limited way and werei4bng6, of whl:h 5 were rrcm Beeufort acd 9 .'rom Florida. The marm has been qoiet and the enly -.ransactions were 4 bags or Floridas at 38c ?. Wi quotations are omitted as nominal. RICE.-Thejeceipts or Carolina rongh were un importar.:. There has beeD a moderate business doing, the market showing generally a steady and uc ct an ged character, with sales of about 500 tierces of clean Carolina, among which were 42 tierces at 8>ic, 35 at 8?, 46 at s^-16, 48 at 8*?, 70 at 125 at SJ,', 14 at 9??, 65 on private terms. We quote common to la r clean Carolina a; Ski? 8.?,, gool. 8Ji@9o lb. NAVAL STORES.-The supplies coming forward were to :i ralr extent,-and amounted to abeu: 2000 barrels or ali kinds ror the week. Rot-ins have been In ijood demand at Arm prices, witt sa es of about 1500 bbls, among which were about'?SO bbls No 3 at Ji2 05@210 ? bel, 175 No 2 at $2 13, 77 No 2 at fi 25,10 extra No 2 at $2 30, 35 f-x:ra No 2 a: $2 i?, 10 low No 1 ai $2"io, 2 low No 1 at $2 75. 32 dull 3- $4,12 ?ow pale at $4 75. 21 p~C 2t ?5 25, 4 pale at $C, 27 extra pale at (6 25. The io lowing ls the review far the week: ROSIN?.-Since the close of cur ",&?t report the market for all grades ruled flin, anil has some-' what advanced. There still exisls a greater de? mand '.nan can bi supplier!, with ene foreign ves? sel now loading and several expected. The re? ceipts fer the week were, on Friday, 205 bbls sold at $2 05 for common s rain, ?2 20 for No. 2, $4 for dull, $5 50ror pale, $5 25 Tor extra pale. Satur? day 411 ibis ut $2 25 ror No. 2, $2 40 for extra No. 2, $2 75 :'or low No. I, $5 50 fur pn.'e. SC 25 for ex? tra pale Monday 224 bbls at ?. 05@210 ror com? mon strained, $2 26 for No. 2, $2 50 ior extra Nu 2, $4 for No. 1, $5 25 ror low pale. Tuesday 530 bbls at ii 05@210for common strained, S225for No. 2, :52 50 ?or extra Nu. 2, $5 25 ror 10W pale, $C ?'J r,or extra pale. WedUi sday 21? bbls a: $u JO fer No. 2, $2 50 ror extra No. 2, $5 7? 'or pah-. Thursdi.y 221 bbls at $6 for pale, $5 tor low pal? $4 for No. 1, $4 75 for extra No. I. SPIRITS TURPENTINE - Somewhat unsettled, with only llmiteo freight room, which restricted business. Sales took place at 42, 43 and 4.'.>.o 9 galion. Crude turpentine $3 75 for virgin,. $3.ior soft and $1 80 for hard. * HAT.-There was 1 eccl ved aboat i'?O bales North River qualities and a smull ?ut by rail from North Carolina.- Sales of North Biver, from the wharf, took place at $145 fl hundred. CORN. -There have been received about lo.coo bushels 3? this grain. 'I here was a steady .ybbiug demand for city and plantation consumption a: about Sf @$1 tp bushel, bags included, for prime white. Some 1S00 bushels prime wPite seid-tr. 97c ? bjshel, sacks icciuded. OATS.-About 45C0 bushels cf this gra.n :inj'? :o hand. Wholesale transactions, touk^iace ai about Soc banhel. at which ggon^odjc '460i, bushels changed hands. ?. ? -, . - PEAS.-Limited lots of clay are selling a: TS^.fi ?p bushel. FLOUK-The market :s well suppl.tti w.:h.mo-t qualities, with a moderate daman*] for vitj^ttid interior.:consn?'ptlo..l./*^^)rt?^ela*-ai^d weattm One may be quoted aV'attSiu 25^^:; tuper.at $c co@6 75 ? bbl; exfa at $: 2;.@: 75 ? bb'., and family at $8@8 50 9 tbl. Southern descrip'.iOLS are :n moderate sto>.k, and super mly be quoted a: $6 5)@6 75 ? bbl; extra a: $7504j>8 ? bbl; family at $8 S5@S 50 ? boL andexira family at $P(fl! 10 libbi. BACON.-The stock of prime meat is moderate, with a limited inquiry prevailing. Prime smoked shouide -s. may-be quoted at 8x@6X.cVla;' prime smoked clear rib sides at 10??@10.-?C ? rb; prime salted nhonlders at 7c ? lb, and prime salted sides at 9@9Xc 9 lb. VEGETABLES AND FRUIT.-irish potatoes, Charleston new crop, sell at ?4@4 50 f bbl. There H no steck of Wt st india fruit on the market, seo AK AND MOLASSES.-The stocks are moderate, lat good to prime grocery sugars may be quoted it 11X&121.C 9 ft. New Orleans molasses, prime s scarce. Cuba muscovado molasses, new .LOP, rray be quoted at 35@S7c In hhds. and I8@40c in bbls.; lay ed at 33@35c in hhds. and !5@37c in bbls. D.-merara sugar, prime H"4@ 2?4c. liolasses, prime i.i puncheons 4S:; in tbls. 2c. BUTTES AND LARD.-There is a fair stock of. irime G ashen. New butt?r, New York State, in ubs, choice 34@35c fl lb; dew light color 20@3oc; ld butter, sweet, 13@25c; low grades 10@12:. .ard ls :u fair supply, and is held a: 12.^(5>l3Xc ? lb. Cheese-factory choice isf?isc; ordinary c@i4c; skimmed 6@'.-.c. j ai SALT.-Jobbing parcels of Liverpool re;e:ve.l ; lire? nay be quoted at $1 36<s>i 50 fl suck. IRON BANDS AND TIES ror cotton, o: ;;:e avs; approved patterns, ore oilertd on the market a ??7C ? ft. INDIA BAGGING.-There is bu: Stile inquiry for his article. We quote 22@23j ? yard, nomina:. TiftBBR AND LUMBER.-The market for this art:; ie ls quiet. We quote timber for milling purposes rom $ii?il0. Shipping timber $10@15. Erigl.t amber, good merchantable, .'rem city mills, cur 0 size, nom $18@22 $ M by tue cargc: lamber ?er ran, $1S@15; river lumber, $;o@]2;-dressed nm t er, $22@25. FREIGHTS.-To Liverpuui. vj steam ctrec: ? Dm. al on .ipiands; via New york, ??0 on apiands d on sea islands: by sat] 5 IC 1 on aplsnds, i'd on sea islands. To Ilaire nomiual. Cd?stwise -toNe*.? York.by steam ^: on aplau?san? :4':on ea islands; $125?? tierce on nee: by sail, - ^ it, n cotton : - t? tierce on ric e; 40e barrel ou osln; i7@'$8 9 M on iumU-r: j:'@;c fi Mon tim er. To Boston, by sa:l, -j .- Y* it, on apian ! otton. To Providence, ay sat.. $8009 M on oardn, ?ic j? rb on cou oe: ty >tfcara $1 tale on ew Tori rates. To Philadelphia, ny steam, ic "P lb un upiauds; t>y sii:,*7 -p M on beards; 9 OD t.moer; $3 1? ton cc clay, and J.3?3 soon nosphi.tes. To Baittmure tiyBteam, ac V lb; y sail, {6 50*.gi7 %l M or. boards: ,3?; 20 f> ;OD a phosphate rock. Vessels are .n deman 1 by ar merchants to take lamt'C-r irc-ights from eorgetown. S. C., Danen and Satiila River, Go.. ad Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern ports, ami 10(5)12 9 M are rates on lumber and boards. DOMESTIC F.x CH ANGE.-Thc banka are purchase ig sight sheck* un New York a: p?.r; eve lys -a i>i!; 10 days ?j off: :r> Ci?ys - od; 20 ays -. 30 d.ijs -. They tt:e se..in? sight checks : ?4 prom. Ext'H INGE-STIRLING BILLS.-Tue rate visier ay was 2J.? ror co day bih'8. GOLD.-The brokers were yesterday bcying at I and >ei:ing at 12. 91 lin iii els hy Tel ti; rn ju t. To MONEY M ARK TTS. LONDON, June 1-Noon.-Coi'sois sc?-. Concis ls.? >K. W. Eveninrr.-uuninn IncreaseC ;29f,000 sterling. on<ois92. Kx-dividecd bou.'s 9U?.'. To' NEW YORK, June 1-Noon.- Freights firm, tocks dud and rather heavy. Governments Bo ;eady and stn ng. Stute bonds steady aud heavy. Rh oney ea?y a: 3. Gold steady at ll .',. Excuange- Ne nt? 10]{, short 10%. 0 Ph Eveu!ng.-Money rasy a: Sa3s. Sterling Arm Ba ; lOJiaiOft. Gold 12.U2S'. Governments closed Otl rm at %*ki advanc--; sixty-twos UX- New Vir inlas ra1 her strong; others duli and neavy. Ten- Tc; ssees 70>i ; new "Oki- 1 Irginiss csv,, n?rw 73}.'. oulslacas 69. new 64; levees 70; eltjhis 81. Al? i' bomas 103; Aves 72. Georgias 89; sevens 92> Konto Carolinas 41 ft; new. ?.Bpouth ?ioiinl 74: nsw 68ft... Freiguts BtMdfr. Jh J : : Ssw OXLBAKB, Jane 1.-Ste?ing 2oftr Sight 5i premium. ' Cold ISM' - COTTON MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, June 1-Koon.- Cotton firm; up? lands 7fta7ftd; Orleans 8a8ftd; sales 15,000 bales. Afternoun.-Cotun firmer but not quotably higher; sales 18,000 baleB; speculation and export 6000 bales. ... , ._-?->? Eveniuir.'-Cotton closed ^steady; uplands i*fa; Orleans 83?d. , KEW YORK, June 1.-Soon.- Cotton opened weak: uplands I7ftc, Orleans 18ftc; sales 1000 ba?vening.-Cotton qnlet and steady; sales 2429 "BOSTON, Jone l.-Cotton quiet; mlddllogslSc; net receipts 44 bale-; gross 122; exports to Great Britain 37: sales 400; stock 7500. EALTTMORB, June 1.-Cotton quletand arm; middlings 17ftal7>?c; net receipts 145 bales; gross 195; exports coastwUse 160: sales 475; stocK 149o. WILMINGTON, June 1'.-Cottonfirmcr; middlings 16?c: net receipts 25 bales; stock 200 bales. . KORFOLk. June l.-Cotton strong; low mid dimes 16>4'al6^c'; net receipt? 377 bales; exporiB COBBI wise 141?;;italfs 75; Stock 2J25. : - . ? ^VGITSTA June l.-cotton market closed Cnn at lue for Liverpool middlings; siles 386 bales; receipts li" bales. SAVANNAH, June l.-Cotton quiet; middlings I6ftc;net receipts 300 bales; tales 200; stock 19,442. MOBILE, Jane L-Cotton quiet; middling 16ftc ; net n-CfclpM j2S4 bales; exports coastwise 4; Bales 500: si ode 19,795. GALVESTON, June 1.-Cotton easier; gocd ordi? nary I4ftc; net receipts eos bales; exports to Great Britain 3440; sales 1000; sloek 52.462. KEW OBLB*j-'S..June 1.-Cotton quiet and firm; middlings I6*ial6ftc;net receipts 514 bales; gross receipts 990; exports to Great Brltalu 1905; coast? wise 1252; sales 4200; stock 96,313,. PBOV?S10NS AND PRODOCE HARKET5. LIVERPOOL, June l-Noon.-Beef loas ca. . Lard 46s 6.1. Evenfng.-Corn, new 32s6d. Cumberland cut 36*. NEW YORK, Jane 1-Koon.-Flour qoiet and Bteady. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn steady. Pork quiet, mess $15 95*16. Lard dull, steam lOftaloftc. Turpentine quiet at 49c. Rosin quiet and unchanged at $2 60 lor strained. Evening.-Flour firm and iu fair request; com mou to fair extra $6 75a7 25; good to choke ?7 35 ?*9. Whiskey a shade firmer ar. 92fta92Kc. Wheat closed rather heavy, and decidedly lower; winter red and amber western $6 04a 6 09; inside price to ai rive; the decline ls chiefly on winter wheat. Corn heavy anil lower ai 7oa76c. Pork $15 50a $15 75. Beef dull. Lard lower; kett alOftc. Tur? pentine quiet at 49c. ltosln quiet. Tallow active at 9n<j s. c. BALTIMORE, JuDe I.-Flour wenk, bot fairly active. Wheat dull and weak! chofce white Si 90a 1 92; prime to choice red $1 80al 82. Corn Bcarce, white 79aS0c; yel.ow 74at6c Pork $17. Shoul? ders 7ftc Lard Hallie. Whiskey scarce, 94c. WILMINGTON, Jane 1.-Spirits turpentine dali at 43>ic. Rosin quiet at $2 05 fors-rained; $4 25 for Nol; $2 25 for Noj2. Crude mri entine quiet, $325 fur yellow dip; $4 25 for virgin. Tar firm, ?2 15. CINCINNATI, June l.-Fionr steady and In. mod? erate demand i>t $tf 75.7. Corn quiet and steady at 53c Pork dull ami declining with small sales it $15 75. Laid f'ic. Bacon doll and a shade lower. Shoulders ti.?4'c; sides 8ftaSftc. Whiskey advanced to soc. LOUISVILLE, June l.-^Flonr fl-rm wiih an ad? vancing trtiden cy. Corn firm and in good demand; white (-helled 68c. Provisions dull and declined. Pork held ar $10; bacon, packed shoulders 6ftc; citar hi? : es 9 Vc. Laid 10 >, c. Whis-key S9c. ST. Loris. June 1 .-Flour- low glades scarce and ?anted; medium weak. Com duli aud nusetiled: fellow, i-acked f>8a60c. Whiskey 90c. Pork raster: Jobbing $16; bacon easier;Shoulders Cftc; clear sides Sftc. M.w ORLEANS. June 1.-rorfc dull, mess f IC 50. AlTotuers unchanged. New York Klee Market. ' From the Daiiy Bulletin, May 30: Business is lot very liberal, but in omull lots to ihe trade .;.:rc :s a vt-iy fair amount of HOCK goinc out ind ful. .pitees art- obtained on both domestic and oreign. ^aleB uf -io ten Carolina at 9fta97ic; 300 .ags Rangoon at 7a7vc aud 250 bags Putua at rj?aSc, the outside raies for new crop. Fruin the Journal of Comn.erct-: Rice remains '.i m.: Tj.t-ir ts boou a-j.bbiDg trade, and with miall supplies holders are enabled to exact full trices. The sales are 200 bags Kangoon at 7a7 "vic or old; 130 b.igs Patna al 7fta7ftc. and 30 tieices ?arolloa at 9?ia9ftc. 1 From thc Herald: An active jobbing demand irevul-'ed for loreign, and ihe nioiket was him. ?Ve uotc further H.-les of 40'j bags Kansoon at from 'a*KC per lb, and ?seo uags raina at 7.4?8c j er lb. iunicsiic was utglecu-d. .-aies were limited to !5 tes Cai olma ai Sfta9ftc per lb. Xi w York Nit val Sturt- Market. Fn.m the Journal of Ccmroeice, May 30: SiiriiB tirpt nunc-ih. new crop begins io tome in quite let-ly, and Hie arrivals to day caused a decline of ibi/Ut one cent pei-gallo?. A number oflull lois rre-eorniirr'^rwaTa. and- kr delivery the latter inri oribis ?tek huyera lia ve dtcldtdly the ad rautagc. jljxt qaotat looa.at e 51 fta52c on the spot, md 50c tirrarrivcf Tti'6 iieniauii ls very luriit and inn ? ed to urgent want- of consumers. Sales tool ip'aliout90 burrels at 5lfta52:\ Rosin-There is i very light business. The Biocklsmodcrate.b-.it he abpuuoj ol, iuouirv. creates a weak I et ling, ale- are,400 tarreas pare at ?5 7* and lOO-barreis 10 at ks, Tte qa^atiohaJhrc >2 60 for strained 12 75a?torNo fo.-'S-) ), $1 25a?60ibr pate, nd $6a7 o7>i for extra pale, life meinbersof ihe Ix change agree I to adjourn over to-morrow in efereuce to Ueccratlou Day. New York Hay Market. From th? Paily Bu?letln,. May 30: Receipts 950 bales." Tire market lf-we.l supplied, buta cghi falling off ia receipts is noticeable; at the nesent low-price* farmers fed inclined to hold ack their stock. ; The stiles are 100 bales for-Gai esron find TO loritobiie 4095c, ca-n ; 80 unies for acksonville, 63?"bales f.r'?tewberj, 20 bales for 'orfolk and 35 hales for POrtsmouin, all at $1. ietafJof prime qoaluy na plenty, straw is scaice nd wanted. Wilmington Market. WILMINGTON, May Si.-SPIRITS TURPENTINE. ales or 73 casks at 44c per gallon fur Southern ickages. KOSIN.-Sales of 474 bbls at $2 for strained. 2 05 for strained delivered, $5. 5 25. 5 60a6 75 lor ale. and $0 12.4 for extra pale. CRUDE TCHPENTINE.-Sales of 121 bbls at $4 25 >r virgin, and J3 25 for yellow dip. COTTON.-Sales of 44 bules at 16e t er lb. Interior Cotton Markets. SOMTER. May 30.-Abo.it 15 bales have been ld dunns the week ending thc 30th. We quote: rdlnary lift, good ordinary 18ft. lowmiddilcg i, middling 14ft. strict middling 15o. CHARLOTTE, May 30.-Sales to-day to bales; iddilng 14ft lo lac; market strong. COLUMBUS, May 30.-Sales 72 bales. Receipts bales. Shipments 82-bales. MONTGOMERY, Muy 30.-Our market ls quiet id steady and prices are unchanged. linn is or lin < . iVavitl Stores and Lum? Uer from the Port of Charleston, from Sept. J. 1870. to .Tane 1. 1871. ision. ?W York... illadelplua. iltimore... ?w Orleans, atnie. 1669-"u.. m STORMI t-CMBER. fig* LUMBER. Bbls. j Feet. Bbla. j Feet. 8.841! 16,'97| 13.177 4,96!? OVid'ce.R I. h'rUSPi-tbi 239,228 2,651.427 1.499.000 1,179,431 978.?44 2,736,090 1.710 69,10f| *207|* "?150^275 aiCoastW'se 43,S04? 9,4bS,526 i.-ceiona. ij a.fcM'kel. cst Indies., ililax, N s.. John's, N B. indon. 1st ol, Eng.. verpool. i vre. 14,302? 309.U22 8,8711 2,S88.9ri4 C.394I 873.672 2,186 1,226,440 31,753 2,971 2S4.0O0 1,646,147 7.160,245 88 1,647,556 ...I. j,!>04 4 44C? Jiitevideo... eat Britain. 0 de Janeiro ?siralia. 900 4,5:.7 tai Foreign. ! 13,6iy .I 200 .j. 10,0001 8,299 282,50111. 2C8.1H7 1,150,070 Brand Total! 57.4i7| 11.233,59s 5,26? 866,711 16,S2l| 2,514;2f7 48.577| 0.074,512 jiaparnt ive K.xpocrn ut Cotton ?n?l ttice from the Pori of Charleston, from Scp teinhcr 1. IS70, U? June 1, 1871. SrOBTBD TO V: G. Britain ?i'?l-'?l. s. I .Cp'd. iRicels, I. 4?Soj;il)22fj_j 6J7S jbr;y--(U. 4580112S787 ivre....I. her Fr. Ports . tal Trance..! ol Europe.. N. Europe rf 5t:ro;ie.. Indies, Ac. :aiF. Ports.. sion. ode Island.. w York. iladelprua... lt. ? Nr'folk 1. U. S. Ports i'j CsePorts ?r:ui0 Total 6479 Cp'd. ? Kice 749?s| 724 749CS 1269! ?47 ! 226051. 22890 1C147 1 -.?,! .. tl 5549 4f.00| 605 7035 \Z1 1269 1338;. 1038 83f-6t 1726811126 0? 9263) 2411 7555 8672 5650 12874 5398 ?021QJ22IS14 ?303-.8j 30:tC3 .1906 10 103257112677 9116? 2454 144781 5276 . 376T 1123 127 6381 129308 24261 12416?212960'25-114 Charleston Wholesale Price?. . ARTICLES. PUCH. BIGGING. * yara Dundee....... .? ? Gunny Cloth. 22 ? 23 New York Double Anchor, 44 inches, 2Xths. @ BALE ROPE, V n> Manilla.?.. @ - Western. 8 ? . ,12* jule... @ ... B UTTER-G oshen. 30 @ 35 Country. -? ? 25 Corros, V tt>- , " ~ ??, Ordinary to good ordinary.... 13 @ io.* Low midJUng. }*K? MlddUng to strict middling... lfl*? Good middling. ? sea Island. ? .. COFFEE, $ ft- A ,o RIO. 19 @ 19 Laguayra. ? Java. ? Carolina Fertilizer, V 2000 lbs. Cash. 50 oo @ Time (with 7 per ct. interest) 66 oo @ Wando Fertilizer.cash.... W 00 ? Time. 56 00 9 Double Relined Poudrette..... 30 00 @ Niles'Phosphate. 63 Ot) @ Peruvian Guano, V 2240 lbs...100 CO @ Facdlc Guano,?* 2000 lbs.cash. 55 00 ? Time. S ? .. Phoenix Guano. 4' ?0 ? Baugh's Phos., V2000 lbs.cash 60 oo @ Rhodes' Phosphate, ? 2000 ?8 65 00 O ' .. Rliodea' Standard Manure ($65 time).... 57 50 @ ... . urchlllo Guano ($40 time).35 oo @ Land Plaster. 13 00 @ IS 00 Mapes'Super Phos. ? 2000 tts. es oo @ Woolston's Phoophate of Lime 65 oo @ Wooiston's Vege'or, $ 2000 lbs C6 00 ? Croasdale's Gen. Suo.Phos.net 60 00 ? Bowers'ComDleteMannre.net 60 oo ? Sardy's Phos. Peravion. casn. 65 oo @ Sardy's Pactflc Guano, cash... 60 oo @ Patapsco Guano. 86 00 ? B. Frank Coera Ammomatea Bone Phosphate. 6? 00 * Coe's Pore Dissolved Bone.... 62 00 @ .. Wliann's Superphosphate.60 oo @ iO oo Etiwan Guano, No 1 ($60 time) 54 00 @ Etlwau Guano, So 2 ($69 time) 63 oo. ? .. Ze?'?Awi?r?ated Bon? Phos- 3 . 7 v,G?lC0- 0 . ~ Russei Coe^ff Amm?h lated Bone-Superphosphate t>65 . tune)....!.......:....... 30 00 @ .. Colton Food, per ton..'60 uo ? Bowen * Meixer'a Superph-;*; _ phute...rcaah.5....A-^ooo @ Time.......:.BOW # .. Wilcox, GlbbB A Co.'s Manipu lated.. 60 00 ? FLOUR, ? bbl - " nn _ , j-Uje . 6 00 ? 0 2a Super.".'.".'.'.'.".". 6 ? @ S?? Northern and Western Extra. . 2a @ < <o Baltimore Extra. @ ;; Southern-Super. G 50 ? 6 to Extra..:-. 7 60 @ 8 00 .Family. 3 25 ? 8 50 OR?IS. V bushel- ." . Maryland Oats. 79 ? " Western Oats. ii 2 , ii Corn. 97 ? 1 CO HAY, H cwt NorthRivet..". * <T LUMBERV,V Jf feet-i. t ' ? i . I ClearWiiife Pihe.fratji?Ur?. 50-00/ to 55 00 White PtLfe. gobd :run XJJ.7. ? ?T # 40 00 Yellow Pine. 20 oo @ 24 oo Boards, roueh. ll 00 @ 12 oo Grooved and tongued 28 00 @ 32 00 MoiASSES, 9 galion Cuba.... - .......(.-.. . . 33? J*? MTsopYadb.....vi.i..;..^.--r # ? ,'40 Sag^iofi8ei..i.?.t..vt.v?.4 # i foo N?wj?riehnsi.....-.v..;?.:'-''-< H ? - .. RAVALWORES; ?? *bl- *.' '. - ? Tar. ? inch.. ? " Roam, pale. 5 00 <g 6 25 > Rosin. 7\'u. 1. 2/5 @ 4 oo Rosin. No. 2. 2 16 <a 2 40 Rosin, NO. 3 . 2 05 @ 2 10 Spirits Turpentine, f> gallon.. 42 @ 43X Crude Turpentine....-*.,. ?. ?; ?. Bard Turpentine.-.&. . .. ?- . . Oaitum. V ft..: . io ff . . . NAIIS-American 4@20d., ? keg G 05 @ . 00 POWDER-Dupont's, F.F.F. g.... 6 oo Dupont's, F.F.F. 5 00 @ Dqpom>*. .Blasting.:....." 4 oo 9 PHOV1810?S, Ta- - Bacon, Hams. 17 @ JS>, Sides. IO.1*? 10X Shoulders. 03x@ 08X Strips. @ Lard, in keg. 12X@ 13X Batter. 30 @ 35 Cheese. .10 @ , ? Potatoes, Irish, V bbl....:... 4 00 @ 4 50 Sweet. ? Onions. ? Apples. ? Egl;s. 15 ? 20 Poultry-Ohickens, 9 do*.... ?OO-.@ 4 00 Kowls, .ft doz?^...... J.... 5 ocr @. 6 ao. RICE, V ft-Oarollna... *$iig ^OB1 East India. ? .. SALT, V sack-Liverpool, coarse 1 35 @ 1 50 Liverpool, fine. ? .. SI.'GAK, 9 ft-Raw. ? Porto Rico. @ Muscovado. 10X? 12X BEESWAX-9 ft. as ? 4u iliDEs. Green-9 lb. ifio Ury.'. 12 @ 15 CHESTMTS- H bushel. 4 ou 6? c 9 . ? o s. : . . . ?f^-S s ? . : : c OJ?H? J-> li*-' i? io o?e Wf-'B*.-j. ?a 4~ iv . -v';.fr i - co - ? - - - ?* . c -J sac s. ?j ic -, - . -I t. -c ?- g . ^ o 1 ao ?, ?SCI en s ? lt - x ?= O ? - ao c g ? - i;ua-m?a'fci; 3ao?. I . 3 B S 1 j" 2 ? ff 5 -a -p Ot - x _i>ic or CJ_? ? . ctu y b -i A - ? o c t ?. ? T O' O' S W O w> tC - - -I O' C I ?, fi "'; - : HI cl tc v> ,1 CO . rf-Ot ttri u : "tc j "co"to ! g UU^ cr. jj co ic cs . t? i ? a I o- ? o c o-t*. S - . SO Si 1 *a ic ii co 0 ' o- -11s - -i . O IC . Ci Di ? CO ; - SIM' "-J ?J ?-41 il ? ??III ft. Di?! s; 1 ins g ras. ?fe -. * ?? tc >i i- - es +> <- ; -t as - co ^. J-^ICJCJJ; iT4!" SS?-i?'*?*^!' r2? 00 5 o o c lc a- ^ y. * g^tc : "ai "C?. ? 9 Uki - y y cs _c *. O 00^ t- cs ca "sa o "c-> ? Tj S? ?? O V ^ ^ w to 05 u u ^ ? n o c t" ?4f IS = . it ! - 3"?4 cou: o??iscaS: ODJO ?.0 C ! 7-"<o7c 4- o ic *? co f?JS s<r' - ? <- - - i -T. -* i - ~1 ' to ro? co *- c- S <o op ID O U" *- to I_ - tc . ?ii ! S ri -J 9 ; to Li. o Cf - co I ; Bl SS . - - . - ? -I . cn jo ; -I c: . "se A? . "w c*. ". to vc . ?>j> - - o -> co s>op; tr. co7c *o *c-"ro O ' .y. 0 y. o Bl i - w tc . - SSS ?jiv ta ???..?.JW ct; o*C ^ ^' * J..? . ca^tcoBJgjjfe^ 3tc Toe o -t a t r; ? 5! 9 j j j fj ic ic 1 : - ? I o 2 oc. - ? ic 2 -S S B 2. ?RSS I S SB Cfc J? 3d ?3: Sit " 51 o OC. I o o 0; ? V ty? -t ^; . 3a . ~- *. i I "i - - si tc I , ,,2 a. ?S tO I - rf. -- r - - - " . ? ? ^ . ci jo po 00 sa r'?''- ?7'T ? p-?a ? "c OOO tn CO COCO 2; e?; fcS a . o I S o o o- to B tc OD O* . jg 35 g. NOTE-We have deducted from New Orleans 8,730 bales uplands, from Mobile 9,046 bales no? ir: ds and burned 502; from Savannah 2632 bags ea Island and 1641 bales upland.and from Charles on, 4793 b.igs sea island and 1692 bales upland otton-the iiuantitles received at those ports .om Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah. Stock of Cotton iii the Interior Towni at the Latest Dates. TOWNS. Angosta.May 26 6,323 Columbus..May 26 3,044 Macon.May 26 2.196 Selma......May 26- 3,674 Montgomery.M av 26, 1,495 Memphis.May 26i 6,324 Nashville.May26j 1,230 Total balc3.,.l 26,886 55,462 sec ss 3 a ifs S ? !? aril 3 D 1 ?T ZZ MM- -ZT 111 ft ? X a - !BD?? - s* s. -' ? - - <" . 5 a. 'S 3= 2 Sn-0 ..: S ; I4 : Is i ff i ?S1 -? s a rara . . ^ . ; ? a ? : S| : I-- - ; : -?S f I S : %f ! i S i ;SZ ? K. ?? : : : ~ : : : '_ g i ?, 2 C tr> 13 CJ -' o oe1 _ 5? 2 SssshsP I Si ?2 I g III _.!_,{ SM ?. pf pl . cala -.1-1 I oy; S SS I Si Sel M I S?S -I El ss Kecvtpu Dy ?Lnilron-U. June 1. ?0CTE CAEOLtNA p.ttLRO-p. 207 bales cotton, 19 bales goml?, leo bbls floor. S7 pkg-? bacon. 6 cars wood and lumber. To Rail? road Anent. Pelz^r. Roci^r-rsi- CO, t? W Williams A co, Frost A Adger, A B Mulligan, G Ll Waiter & co. Jno Carapsen A co. Wm C lice A co. A S Smith, Mowry A Son, Wardlaw A Carew. Geo W Witte, G Follin, Smith A Chapeau, W S Henery, C J Sch lepen re'1. shier A H, W W Smith. W C Cte A co, W ll Williams A son. Trenholtn 1 Son. w F Hall KnobeiOCb-A Small. Ticilcman. calder A co, Steffens, Werner A Ducker, Macqueen A Rkckft EOE! CAX?Jf?AK. HocN'e PIIASKS. Kui: Moor. M l ??nr, 7 r_uiiv.rs. mornice. Last Quarter. 9.1'.. 7 boult.15 minutes, evening. New Moon. 17th. 9 fionrs. o minutes, eveuinc. FliBt yuarter. :5th. 5 hours, 21 minute?. eveDinc. MAT 4 JUNE. 291 Monday. 3oi Tuesday. 3l| Wednesday. 1 Thursday... 2 Friday. 3 saturday... 41 Sun dav.. - .- TN. 4.. 55 4..54 4..54 4.J.4 4..54 4.. 53 4..53 /'tN LtuCl :. A ?GII .'.TEL 7.. 0 J..50 2..69 7.. 0 2.-23 I 3..55 7.. 1 2..57 , 4..55 7.. 1 3..30 5..48 7.. 2 rises. 0..39 7.. 2 7..53 7..33 7.. 3 j 9.. 0 8..26 M ARISE SEWS. CHARLESTON, S. C.......JUNE 2, 1871. Lilt 32 deg 46 min 33 Sec. ? Loti 7<(deg57 niin27sec. ~~ ARRIVED YESTERDAY. r.eceived from Bennett's Mill. 137 tierces rice To G H Iograham & Son, W 0 Bee A co. CLOAKED YESTERDAY. Steamship Empire, Hinckley, Philadelphia-W A Courtenay. Sehr E ll Naylor, Baster, Philadelphia via Jack Bonville- li F Baker A co. SA IL Hi) YESTERDAY. Steamship Empire, ll nckley, Philadelphia. Sehr Kita M Pencell, Mitchell, a Non hern Port. Scl-.r Ida Richardsou, Bell, New York. .r FROM T11LS I'? J KT. Sehr F Merwin, riere-.?, New Haver., May 27. MEUORAMDA. Thc sehr E.izaA Rebecca, Price, from Ge.-rce town, S C, arrived at Vineyard Haven May 27. for Boston. . ? . The sehr Florence Rodgera. Shepherd,, and B"TN Hawkins, Wyatt, both for New York, cl.ami at Portland, Me, May 27. LIST OF VKSBBLS CT. CLEARED ASL tl.?. J ?I! TUl?" '.Tl i o i ; x. i O N . LIVES POOL. Br ?hip Island Home, McLellau, up.April C Br bark Tince, Robson, sailed.April ?. WEST HARTLEPOOL, ENC. Br bark Ka hletp, Lester, up.....May 5 ,{ j CALLAO. Hr brig BeUooi, Jones, sailed.Jan 23 CARDIFF. The RTE Carey.-.sailed.May 0 The Manna, Lewis, sailed.Moy 9 ii.? LAO Ji. Span brig Rosario, Giraldo, sailed.May 26 Ll 0 M E s T I C. "; hi .?- ron. Brig J ADevereanx. Clark, cleared.May 19 Brig L'zahel. Tabbut. cleared.May 13 Sehr B N Hawkins. Wyatt, np.May 13 NRW Y un c. Sehr J M Morales,Newman, cleared...May 29 Sehr Queen o: the South, Barnes, cleared..May 17. SC?? Mvrover, Brow?, cleated.;.May^2 Sehr LS Davis, Bishop, up.May 27 Sehr Hattie Coombs, jameson, cleared.... May 27 BALTIMORE. Schr.1 II stickney,FOOKS, cleared.May 12 Sehr P L Smith, Robinson, cleared.May 25 Sehr Sea Queen, Rosebrook, cleared.May 26 Sehr Chas Comery, Plnkham, cleared.May 2?; Sehr E McLaiu, Crowed, cleared.May 27 BANGOR, ME. * Sehr Hannah, Staples, cleared.Moy 23 ROCKl'ORT, ME. i-clir Nellie Doe, Richardson, sailed.May 14 List of Shipping tN THE PORT OF CHARLESTON, JCNE 1. Vessels under 100 tons, arid steamers coasting within the State, excepted. STEAMSHIPS. Manhattan, 1337 tons, Woodhull, at Adger's wharf, for New York, loading-James Adger A co. Falcon, 672 tons, Hayuie, at Union wharf, for Bal? timore, ready-P O Treoholm. Sea Gull, 616 tons, Hutton, at Union wharf, for Baltimore, loading-P C Treuholm. BARRIL Ran.-er, (Br.) 030 tons,-Cox, nt Central wtiarr, for Liverpool, loaning- B S Rhett A son. Annie Kimball. - tous, munson, at Southern wharf, for Liverpool, loading-W B Smith A co. . Othere, (Br,) - tons, McGregor, at Atlantic wharf, lor Liverpool, ready -Hunt Bros A co. Stella Maris, (Fr,) 553 tomi, Gamier, at Robb's Mill, for a l'ort In cr?at Britain, loading Marine A River Phosphate co. Intimes, (Fr,) - tons, Gtrtlot, in Ashley River, lor u Port in Great Britain, lt adlug- li S Rhett A Son, Lngtt, (Norw'n.) 532 tons, Nielsen, at Marshall's wharf, for Liverpool, londing-R T Waiker. BRIGS. Wm H ParkB, 173 tons, Lanpher, at Marsh's wharf, from Georgetown, s C. waiting J A Enslow A co. Sir Robert McLuie, (Br.) - tous, Griffiths, at Marsh's wiiarf, for a Port in Great Britain, repairing-C 0 Con, Supt. Recurso Secundo, (Span,)- tons, Amagon. at Atlantic wharf, lor Barcelona, loading-J A Enslow A co. Hortensia, (span.) - tons, BertraD, at frown A co's wliarr. for Barce.oua, loading-W P Hall. Llzabel. - iona, Tulum, ur. Brown A co's wharf, for Boston, loodlig -M Goldsmith A Son. 5 O Shaw, - toaa, Hersey, in Ashley River, for Yarmouth, N S, loading-B S Rhett A Son. SCHOONERS. Lettie Wells, 191 ions, Wells, at Southern wharf, for St Pie rre, Mar, loading-J A Enslow A co. innle S Gaski.l, - tons, Gaskin, in Ashley River, for Pniladelphla, loading-u F Baker A co. Valtou, 137 tons, Boyd, in Ashley River, for Pro dence, loading-W Roach A co. Unaly H .Naylor, - tons, Baxter, at Kerr's wnarr, irum Ballimore, discharging-H F Baker A co. JUST KJSOEIVJBD, CARBOLATE OF LIME, the best Dlsltt?ectar.t nd destroyer of Rats, Mee Bugs, Cockroacner, cc. A small quantity placied where they freq nen t .'Ul at once disperse them. Pendleton's Panaoea, or Vegetable Pain Ex ractur. A fresh supply of Fleming's Worm Confections he most reliable in ase. Also, a freso supply of SEAL OLEUM, the gr?ai emedy for Rheumatism. For sale, wholesale and retail, by Dr. H. DAER, m y30 NO-131 Meeting street. . 5 bip pm Q OLD LINK V E W YOlU? AND C11 Alix ES - . TON STEAMSHIPS. ESTABLISHED 1 84 6. SFACIOCS AND ELEGANT DECK. STATE-RCOMS THE VERY FAST AND SPLENDID Slde-Whecl Steamships ol this Line will sall from Adgor's Wharf as rollows : MANHATTAN, SATURDAY, June 3d, at 5>? o clock P. M. JAMES AUGER. SATURDAY, June 10th, at 12 o'clock M. MANHATTAN. SATURDAY, June 17th, a: 5>i o'clock P. M. JAMES A DOE rf, SATURDAY, Jose 24tb, at ll o'clock A. M. MANHATTAN, SATUKDAT, July Tat, at S o'clock P. M.* 49* Insurance H percent, by this Line. 43* Through B?isof La?imr given on .Cotton to Liverpool, Boston, Pr- vldcnce and the Nev Eng land manufacturing towns at the lowest marke: rates. 45- State-rooms may be aecnred In advance without extra charge. For Fretgnt or Passage eDsagements, apply to may24 JAMES ADUEK A CO. F OR BALTIMORE FREIGHTS RECEIVED DAILY, AND TH BOUGH BILLS LADING ISSUED ?&I???? T0 Cr gas PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON, AND T3S CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST. The flue Steamship FALCON, Haycle.^Cora mander, will sa;1, for Baltimore ou F .'.IDA Y, 2d June, at 6 o'clock P. M. AV Piuladclnhia Frenrrus forwarded to thai city by railroad from Baltimore without addi nouai insurance, and Consignees are allrfWed am pis time to sample and sell their Goods from :hp Railroad Depot in Philadelphia. For Freight orPassare apply to PAUL C. THENUULM. Agect, may26-7_No. ?j Union Wnarvea. JpOR LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN^ .CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS. THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY will dispatch one of their first-class, lull power Iron Screw Steamships (rora ri ER No. 46 N. R. EVERY WEDNESDAY, AS /OLLOWS: NEVADA, Capt. GREB*;.May "24, at 9 A M WYOMING, Capt. WHIKNERA Y.May 31, ai. 3 P M NEBRASKA, Capt. GUARD.Jane 3, a- 3 PM MINNESOTA, Capt. T. W. FRBB X ANS.June 7, at f-.so A M IDAl?O, Capt. PRICE.June 14, a*. 3 P M MANHATTAN, Capt. FORSYTH..Jun? 17, a:. 3 P M COLORA DO; CapLT. F. F KEE M AN. J une 21, a; 3 PM WISCONSIN, Capt. WILLIAHS..Julie 28, ai 2 P M fable Passage $80, gold. Steeiage Passage (OiDce Nc. 29 Broadway) $30, currency. .For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to wi LL TAMS A GUION, No. 63 Wau street. N. Y. N. B.-Through Bilis Lading to Liverpool Issued by it.e Charleston and New York Steamer!-, which make close connection with the above hui-. . For particulars and rate of Freight appt to JAMES ADOER Jr CO., WAGNER, HUGER St 20., maye Or WM. A, COURTENAY pAOli'?C MAIL ST&iJtoHJF COMF?V rBKOCGU LINE TO CA Ll FOHN IA. CR INA AND JAPAN KARES GREATLY REDUCED. Steamer- ol ute luiuvt- iinoicavT Pier, isu 12. North Uiver, root o: cauuij_ Areet. >>w York, ur 12 o'clock noon, oi s&c I5tn ujd 3Jib of over] mon:h (except when thew .nuas rmi ou Sunday, men the Saturday prrr&0 ne. . . AU departures connect ai panania wu-i steam* . rs lor south i'.'i'.'it'" And ceuira. Am?nes n r.urtal Depiirt'ire nTTMfl lonches at Kingston. Jamaica, For .lap.m and Clim.;, steamers leave Saa Fran? cisco ilrst of every month, except when it falls on sunday, then on the day preceding. Nu ca.Kornia steamers touch a: Havana, bu' .-o direct from New Y'urk to Aspmwall. i me hundred petunia bagcape free to each adult .'-.'cd i -?ne and attendance nee. For i'ussuge Tickets or other infcrmatlnn appi. u: the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFlcli. on the w!;un root ci Cana! street, Nortli River. New \ ork. F. R. BABY, Agent, ..ulylti-iyr JpOR NORTH ED1STO, ?EATJFOBT AND PACIFIC LANDING. The Steamer PILOT BOY, Captain _ ,*n 2. W. ?fl?, will leave Central wtofjMPfl .'or Edisto, Beaufort and Pacific Lauaiu;, ev.'ry MONTHY UoBNixii. at ^ o'clock, and for Beaufort aud. Paritlc Landing every TUCT.SDAY ,VORNING, at 8 o'clock. Returumg, will leave bcaufbit every Tt'KSi'AY and FRIDAY MORNING, at 8 o'clock, and will leave Edisto every TUESDAY, at 3 o'ciock, P. M. J. 1). AJKJNN, ma-,15_'_Agent. p" 0?R b L ORI D A, VIA SAVANNAH. Tue Meamer DICTATOR, Cnpt3in . .CTJ L. M. Coxotter. wdl leave South ern ??CS_ Wliar? every.TCKSMt ICVKK1KO. at >Ju O'ciooa, (anti, further notice,) for Jacksonville, Fernan? dina and i'alatka, arriving buen at Charleston every SATCBDAY APTKIINOON. uiavll RAVESEL & CO.. AzenL?, F OR LAKE SUPERIOR 'gggggjfeg-fc TnE UNION STEAMBOAT COMPANY," AND ATLANTIC, DDLUTI1 AND PACIFIC LINE, one of the Splendid steamers M ET K OR. I SDI A, PACIFIC, COUl'RN, ATLANTIC,.JAPAN, rCEWEE NAW, ARCTIC, CHINA and ST. PAUL, will leave B?llalo d<<ily (except Fridays and iaturdays,)at 3 P. M.-, Ene me next rn'ming, devland the name night, ana Detroit at io P. M.. dr liv. (ex cept Sundays and Mondays.) for DULUTH and In? termediate LAKE SUPERIOR FORTS Conueuiions are made at Duluth with the Lake Sumrior and Mississippi Raiiroad, to ht, Paul, and hil prims In Minnesota, Northern Wlsconsm and Iowa. Also, with the Northern Pac fie Rail? road for the Red River Country. Excursiun Tickets, AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES, w li bil Issued by all principal Railroads tu st. Paul by this nute, ref Dining via all rai;. Or by Rail Koutes to St. Paul and Duluth, returning via Lake. Buring the months of June, Joly and August, EXCCRSIUN TRIPS win be made via tha North Shore of Lake Superior, vision* the Silver Mines, Fun William, Graud Portage, Ac. For further information, apply to H. F. PATRICK, G"nernl Passenper Anent, Buffalo, N. Y. E. T. EVANS. Manager A. D. and P. Line. S. 1). CALDWELL, General Manager U. ;j. Co. mav8-inwi3mos Jscacscn's \) wp orations. SUIRJE POP ! DEATH TO RATS, ROACHES BEDBUGS, &c. NEVER FAILING. (OXES DOUBLE THE SIZE AS OCHERS. HERMETICALLY SEALED AND ALWAYS FRESH. Sold at- wholesale by DOWIE. MOISE & DAVIS, And at retail by ad Druggisis. febt-6mo ?fo? ffifthctttiogg. * g P EC ? A l7 BOOK M O Tin E. FOGARTYS BOOK DEPOSITORY. We are offering great inducements to Book buyers. Trie whole of our large, aaa choice col lection ol Books, consisting of: THEOLOGICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, SUNDAY-SCHOOL LIBRAR V BOOKS AND ? . JUVENILE BOOKS, have been reamng?? and marked down In ac? cordance with, the reduced prices of Northern, publishers. - j We offer for the next SIXTY DA9S tho rartner Inducement of A LIBERAL DISCOUNT en all pur? chases of Books, amounting to SIVE DOLLARS and upwards. Our STOCK OF BOOKS, consists or au the latest and best editions of STANDARD AND NEW PUBLICATIONS. OUR.JDVEN1LE DEPARTMENT is particalarly;rlch in good books lor the-ycung We ha ve. recently made large additions to pur stock bf BIBLES. The prices are greatly reduced. We are now offering aa unusually large variety of English and 'American Family, Bibles, Pocket Bibles, and'.the Episcopal -Prayer' Book, at ex? tremely low prices. ' \ . ' ' We are'Special 'Agents fOT several Sunday School Publishing Hon ses, and have on ha sup? plies of their publications. All varieties of STATIONERY, and-a full assort? ment Of SCHOOL BOOKS. Onr Store ls so arranged that visitors can ex? amine the stock at their leisure. The price of each, book is marked so as to afford purchasers every facility. . . ts* Persons residing in the country wurVease bear In mind that by sending their -orders to na for any books published In America, they will be charged only the price of the boot. We pay Tor the postage or express. ts* Address FOGABTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITOS!, No. 260 KING STREET (in the Bend,) s:arl4-tuths Charleston, S. C. gg'mas, (ErjgmicalgV Uti ROS AD ALIS is. the besi; Blood Purifier. ROSAD ALIS, a sure cure for Scrofula. ROSAD ALIS, endorsed by Physicians. ROSAD ALIS, a jjotent remedy for ?heirm?tism. ROSAD ALIS, a Remedy tried and true. ROS AD ALIS, the best Altera? tive extant ROSAD ALIS endorsed by the following: Dr. R. WILSON CARP., of Baltimore. Dr. T. C. PUGH, ol Baltimore. Dr. THOS. J. BO Y KIN, ol Ba'tlmore. Dr. A. DO ROAN, of Tarboro', N. C. Dr. J. S. SPARKS, of Nlcholasvllc, Ky. . Dr. A. F. WHEELER, of Lima. Ohio. Dr. Wi HOLLOWAY, ol Philadelphia. Dr. J. L. McoARTHA, of South Carolina, and many otners. See ROSADAL1S ALMANAC KOSADAIdH, endorsed by Rev. DA ENE Y BALL, now of Mary? land conference, formerly Chaplain m the Con fedetai? Anny ofNortlic-rn Virginia. KO S A. TJA LIS is Alterative, Tome and Diuretic, and acts at one and the same tune upon trie BLOOD, LIVER, K iDNEY'a aud all the SECRETORY- ORGANS, ex pelling all impure matter and building np the system to a healthy., vigorous condition. EOSADAHS IS SOLD BY ALL DRUOQ1STS. DOWIE, MOISE A DAVIS, ) Wholesale : GOODRICH, W1NEMAN & CO..} Agents in Dr. H. RAER, ) Charleston. m.tre-iy_ QERA1AN SOOTHING CORDIAL! AN INVALUABLE REMEDY FOR INFANTS I , This ls the best Medicine Tor young children) suffering with Colic, Diarrhoea, or any other com? plaint, in. Idem to Teething, lt may be given, with safety, as it contains no opium, or other in? jurious anodyne.. Price, 25 cents a bottle. Manufacture! and for sale by DR. H. BAER. Also by the following DrnggiBts: j?, A. W. ECKEL k CO., Dr. A. RAOUL, Dr. AV. A. SKR1NE, A 0. BARBOT, W. T. LITTLE k CO., J. BLACKMAN, P. M. COHEN, Dr. E. H. KELLERS. K. S. BURNHAM, GRAMAN k sCHWAKE,. G. W. AIMAR, J. LOCKWOOD, . G. J. LUHN, W. T. LINN, W. A. GIBSON. And by Druggists generally. ? jan2 Suming fllac?/incB. vt ** - ? t* Kr? AND TES 'WEED" FAMILY FAVORITE LOCK-STITCH MACHINE. are the best In nae. For saie on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay? ments, on easy terms, or for cash. All lunas os Macl?ne attacnments. Needles, Cotton? (white black and colored.; Silk. Oii. SOM;?, AC., AC Repairing as u-ua;. Cir ?.ular, and samplet or ..VOI E sent on apparition. D. B. 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