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?.Once Upon a Tim?." ..Once upon a time," Kit, ?'Once upon a time," Is the way to open Story, prose or rhyme; Is lt not, my dearie ? We know.a thing or two Of this story-telling, Don't you thlak we do ? Some think, as they enter Through a story's gate, That the hinge it swings on Needs must be a date. Fe Know better, don't we? Tfe wouldn't-glve a dime For a better date than "Once upon a time." ..Once upon a time" was, When ? do yon Snow, Kit ? Tore the flood or after ? We don't care a blt: We won't have these peoplo Who are so exact, Say what we're relating Cannot be a fact. . As they surely would do, Swooping down like Fate On Os should we dare to - Give a single date. Now. vseHlask how they know;. Tell ni, If they can- ? AU that might have heppened Since the world began. Well,make triants taller Than the highest hills, Hake our fairies tinier Than homoeopathic pills Revel deep in marvels. High In figures climb, No one dares to question "Once upon a time." Always shall the wretcheu Find Just close at band Some kind fairy ieady With her potent wand. If for help 'mid perils Maiden fair doth cry. Always shall knight errant Chance to wauder by. Giants and magicians, Genii, talking birds, Beasts, all using freely Dictionary words All these lived, weknow not Where,-in what-fat clime: When they lived, we know, Kit; "Once upon a tim?." From each blossom's chalice Peeped a tiny sprite In the moonlit woodlands Fairies danced all night; Princesses the loveliest Ever saw the suu ; Princes by whom'bravest Valiant deeds were done. Allays was the victory Given to the right, Though a hundred gian ts Warred agalnst-one- knight ; All the (j or "i. brave people Found their troubles nrlef; All tne wicked people Came to surest grief. Well, we may be wiser In this day of our3; But elves lurk no longer. la the summer flowers ; Magic wands are broken wish lug's pase Its prime: All things don't coma out right, As "once upon a tlrrre.'' COJOTJBROZAIi NXWB. " ?*-? BA3CELONA-Per Span brig RecnrsfrSecnndo 166 bales np'and cott? n, 504 bbls rosin. Th? Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval Stores Market? OPTICS GH?SLBSTON NEWS. \ TUESDAY STONING, June 6. 1871. f 'COTTON.-The market-commenced wi th-a. firmer feeling ami at advancing rates, but with less fa. vorabie telegrams from New York the article be? came quiet.' . In cons?quence of considerable Irregularity, quotations are difficult. Sales 400 bales, of which loo were sold the evening before; nay 3 at IS, 12 at 15%, 9 at ia, 46 at 16%, 47 at 16%, tt at 17, 6 at 17%, io at 17%, ll at 18,3 at 18%, 35 at 18%, 4 at 18%, 11 at 19, 2 extra staple at 20,18 on private terms; and, on the evening before, 2 at 8c, 107 at 17c ? ?b. We quote : . uvaaPdOL CLASSIFICATION^ Ordinary to good ordinary.14 ?n Low middling.18 ga Middling.i.18%e Stelct middling.19 ? RICI.-The market bad a more steady tone. Sales 170 tierces of clean Carolina : 5 tierces at 8%, 67 at 6 3-16,16 at 8%, 7 at 8%, 76 at 8%. We quote common to fair at 8%@8%, good 8%@9c. NAVAL STORES.-No sales reported. FMianrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct, nomina: on uplands : via *Ncw York, %<l on uplands; ld on sea Islands; by eal, M6d on uplands, %'d on sea islands. To Havre nominal. Coastwise-to New rcrk by steam, %c on uplands and %c on ?ta ?lands; $1:20* tierce on ricethy saii,%cf. tto' oatt OJ ; -w- f? tierce on rice; toe ft barrel on rosin : $7? s ft Men lumber; f 9@lo ?Hon timber. T. Boston, by sall, %c ft lb cn upland rotten. To Providence/by sail ss ft M on board?, Sc fl ft on cotton; by steam $1 ft bale on New YOTk rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, %c ft tt> on uplands; by sall, $7 H ?1 on boards; $9 00 .timber; $3 ft ton on clay, arrd$3@3to onphos phates. To Bal fimore, by steam,- %o ft h> 'by sail, $0 BO?7 f) M on boarj.s; $s&3 as fi t-? ot phosphate rock.'- VeaselB are m demand, by our merchants to take lumber freights frcm Georgetown, s. c., Danen and satin? River, Ga aucT?acksonville, Fla., to Northern ports, and $10 .12 fi M'are the rateaba ?umber and boards. . .SxoHANsa.-sterllng 60 day blfls 22%@22%. D0H38TIC Ei CH AK ft H. - Tho Hanks are pur? chasing right c? eeks on New York at oar; 5 days % off; 10 days % off; 16 days - off; 20 days - off: 80 days - off. They areaelllug sight checks at 'i premium. Ksfch-il%3?2%. ^Markets by Telegraph. MONET MARKETS. LONDON, June 6^-Noon.-Consols 91%. Bonds BOX. . Evening-Consols 913;. Bonds 90%. FRANKFORT, June 6 - Bonds 96J?. PARIS, Jute e.-Bourse closed buoyant. Rentes 53r 47C. NEW YORK, June 6-Noon.-Stocks very strong, and rather active. Gold steady at 12%. Govern? ments steady and dull. Money easy at 3. State bonds.12 with light changes. Exchange-long 10X; sboft Viii- Freights steady. Evening--Freights dall. Money easy at 2a3. Gold. .12%. Governments, May and November Issues, advanced %. Others steady." Stocks very dull, Mccent TenuessoeB, which are strong; new South carolinas strong and active. Tennessee? 71%; new 71%. Virginias 68%; new 73 Lontsi anas 68;% new 63?le.vees 6ty; .eights ?83. AU bamas-103; five? ?3. - Georgias Sa;-, sevens 92>?. North Carolinas 47%nev.- 20?. South Carolinas 75; new 63%. Specie shrpnvrnts to day $161,000; engagements for to-morrow, half a million. NEW ORLEANS, Juae 6.-sterling 24. Sigh: % premium. Gold 12%.. COTTON MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, JUDO 6-Noon.-Cotton opened with a hardening tendency; nplarnds 8as%d; .Orleans 8j?d; sales 15,000 baie?. No Hy doe-from New Orleans 8%d. Demand for cotton to arrive Im? mense. Afternoon .-Cotton buoyant; uplands nearly 8%a8%d; Orleans 8%d; sales 20,000 bales; export and speculation 8000; sales on ship at New Orleans 8%d. Evening.-Cotton closed active; uplands nearly 8%d; sales 20.000 bales; for export and specula? tion,-soco. Yarns and fabrics Brm. NEW YORK, June 6 -Noon.-i'ctton opened excited : uplands 19*ic, Orleans 20^c. Bvenlng.-Cotton quiet; suies 3927 bales at 19%c * BOSTON. June 6.-Cotfbn buoyant: middling 20#a20%c; net receipts 38 baleB; gross receipts 166; sales 800; stock 60O0. ' . BALTIMORE June e.-Colton actlvt middling 19%al9%c; net receipts, 125 oales;'groa<> 188; ex? ports Ui Great BrltRiu 49: sales 826; - tock 1143 NORFOLK, Juiie 6.--Cotton nominal; low mid? dlings I5%c; net receipts 932 .bales; exports coast wipe 380: si otk 3289. . WILMINGTON. Jtine a-Cotton active; middlings 18c; net receipts 80 bales; sales 40; stock 1025. SAVANNAH. Juue 6.-Uottonin good demand middlings 18>?C; nu receipts wo; exports to' Conti' e?t 847; sales 200; sttck 15,127 bales. AUGUSTA. Jane 6.-Cotton market opened firm at 18 to !8%c lor Liverpool middlings, but cloned' dull, irregular-and nominal at 17% to 18c; salai iso balpe: receipts 80. MOBILE, June 6.-Cotton firm; middlings isc; net receipts 1334 bales; exports to Great Britain 834; expons coastwise 200; sales 500; stock 19,504 baleo. NEW ORLEANS, June a.-Cotton active; middlings 18%c; n-t rect-ln's 1312? gt oas '1896; exports w Bremen 1814; sales 6000; ?rock 93,6M bales. GALVESTON, Jane 6.-Conon active and excit? ed; good ordinary I4%al4%c; net receipts 1313 bales; a iles 2510; stock 5144!. GALVESTON Juae 6.-cotton firm; quotations unchanged ; stock 60,030. PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKUS, NEW YOKE. Jane 6-Noon.-Floor steady. Wheat que ami Him. Cum a shade Qrnier. Pork dall, at $15A15 25, Lard linn. Turpentine quiet and 1 weat ax 47a48c Rosin .-steady at $2, 00 for strained" -. . ; ' _TU1^ Evening.-Southern flourunchanged. Whiskey firm at 93c, Wheat lc higher and in good export demand: winter red and amber western $i63a I 64. Corn lc better, closing dull at 7la73Xc. Porkjeaak-r at $15. Lard,' kettle- ?%c. Turp?n. ttn?jWSjE Rasla steads. ra y. BAIT HOK^aane e.-Flour quiet. and steady. Wheat duiLbnfnrm. Corn, wMt?Wc; yellow 72a 73c. Pork unchanged. Bacon saajjfer: shoulders 7a7Xc. Lardidn?atll?. Whlsjtev^agtc. t?i^iyffrcfe^IuhE 6.-Splrite f?ip?nttne quiet at 42c. Rd?nf ste?Qy at $2 oWartrraiDed. S3 50 far No 1, $2iO.Q>?'Ko 2, $5 50 Hn\pate?'.?rnde tur? pentine quiet at?$3 15 for yewtHRE ?4 25 for virgin. Tard?o receipts or salea-f or several days. LomsviV?L Jone 6.-Flour\fe:?po>l demand; chiefly high;- grades; Btopfc etiajae.t-Trosisions dulL ? Pork $15 so: Baconnracked shoulders 6?c; sldeeiMaSXc. Lard, tlercfioc; xeg lic^Whiikey 89?-r, OWciNNATl, June 6^=-Flonr steady. Corni shade higher. Pork weak at $15 25. Bacon steady aDd In moder ite demand. WnTBXey 89; NBW JRLSAKS -Jane 6 -Flon? U?jyessed; asper $5 87%u6; doable (6 50; treble "?6 7?*6 j?7j2. Bran $13'at 35. Bacon dull and ??wdjity?, 9&??c\ sugar-cured hams is>.f?i4?. TajM^i?ui]; tierce 10%^k*?*i?al2>?c; all others untfratogm -?? \ - * T?Z~-.--": ? . "rTNeVr York Rice Markee.-'* From the Dany B^e*u^tfofl^y. JTiue :': The general demand is' rettie/.?tgt?t, aLd confined in themain to the wants^of consumers and small jobbers and grocers, though one or two fair-sized parcels In importers' bauds are under negoiia tion for tra^t use. Prices about as before and steady. Sales of t:oc bags foreign, in lots, at "a 7%c for Rangoon, and 7?'eSc for Patna. trew York-.Vaval Stores Market. From the Daily Bulletin,"Mraday, Jane 15 : Re? ceipts to day 853 bbls rosin; 42 do spirits turpen? tine. Spirits are without particular change In price, meeting with a fair demand, and sales are nome ?IQ,bids in-lots. Rosins are firm and In de? mand, and no large transactions are made-known. Tar, Washington $2 70; tar, Wilmington S3; pitch, city $2 75; spirits turpentine, per gabon 48>?a49?'; rosins.-GtraHred, per?bi $2-8os2 62-:?; ro3lns, No 2 $2 75a$3; No 1 $3a$5; pale S4a5 25; extra pale $5 50a7 25; window glass $7a7 &o. New Yolk Hay Market. From the Daily Bullet-.n, Monday, June 5: Re- j ceints 1750 bales. The demand is light, but with a falling orrin receipts prices rule Crin. Sales are loo bales lor Galveston, 121 bales for Charleston, 45 bales for wilmington, 50 bales Norfolk and 145 for Havana, at il. Reutl sells better at -firmer | prices. We quote, $1 lbal 35. Straw ts firm and still in small supply. Interior Cot ton Markets. CHARLOTTE, June 3.-Sal?s to-day 57 bales at 12?al5?c; market steady. MONTGOMERY. June 3.-Oar colton marKet firm; middlings 15 -?cutid advancing. - Wilmington Market. WILM1NGTOS. Jaue 5.-TURPENTINE.-Sales ol 430 bbls, at $3 25 for yellow dip and $4 25 fer virgin. SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-S?les of 120 bbls. at lee? per gallon for country packages. HOSIN.-Sales of 76obbl?. at ?2 05 for strained. $2 15 for NO.-2. $2 "5a3 fl'X low NO. 1. S4 25i;$4 60 for pood No.-*, and (4' 6S& 5fi?6.Sft4?r pale. COTfbN.-Sales of 2 bates aTftyic 24v?t ?6,14 ar 16>? and 20 at 17c per pou .d. We quo-? ordinary at I4?c, good ordinary 16c, low mlddLng 17c, aLd middling at 17%c. . . Easton & Co.'? Cotton Report for the Week ending Jane 3. NEW YORE. Jane 3.-THE MARKET.-In our last report ihe market closvd qLlet at l(y,c for middlings, saturday the market was ?let though piloea weee. a shade finner, sales 2144. Middlings ito. Monday, i vita a strong specnlative feeling, the market was finner, and .prices.we e advanced yt?. Sales tU72. Middlings ll%c. Tuesday, mere was a f-*ir de? mand for spinning and export at btucr price*; the offerings were email and firmly held. Sake 3754. Middlings IT ??e. .Wednesday, the market was firmer and prices Were advanced LJc;?tIie business transactlons were llgnt uni matuiy fori spinnl?flr.' Exporteis. ?were unable tc- operate, sales 2?5S. Midd It gatfrJee. - Tlmrsday, Kw mar? ked opened irregular, aud prices were a r ifle easier, but towards thc close there was a firmer ft ello fr. market dosing steady; the demand was light, sales 2429. MidCllags l~%c. Yesterday, the market.was steady abd unchanged; there was a fair amount or stock offered, fur which m iders were asking full prices. Sales 3755. Middlings 177?C. Oplana New . and Floridas. , Mobile. Orleans. Texas Ordinary '.ISJi ? fei !;"44 14? Good 0imrini7..l5J? ? 16? 16? Low middling...17 17;,' 17.? 17? Middling.17? 18 18.? Sales or the week 1S.107 bales-Including "JIS to spinners, 2902 to speculators, and 7937 to 6X porters. Gross reeMpisat thi3Dort for the week io.su bales. Since 1st septemuer, !>79,S8J bales, against 66J.S60 lost jear. STATISTIC a POSJTI?N-.*. ?-< 'TS7J? 1ST0. itucK In Liverpool.......bales.- 97?.ooo GOO.ITO Afloat from India. l5?,oco 547.eu .. Afloat from A meiica. ls s. ceo 136 000 Stock In London. 36.870 3o.490 Afloat Tor London89,000 46,coo stock in Havre.":'5.150 94,27! Afloat for Havre. 27.330 Pl.965 Stock In Bremen. 63.7^ 1S.4 <* Afloat for Bremen....-. 36,VS5 ic.804 stock in Cnlteii States ports.. U02.717 263.255 stock in inland towns.._ 25,091 ?o,400 Total. 1.957,970 1,603,760 Excess In visible supply, com- ? pared with 1870.. 453,319 Stock of cottou held by Man? chester spinners at the rains 89.C00 40,ooo Price of mid Orleans In Liver? pool. 8?d. lld. Prjce of mid o netti s in New York...'. l$.?c 23c. Price of gold. 12? UH Receipt* by Railroad, June O. SOUTH GABWJNA RAILROAD. 407 bales cotton. 45 bales goods. 4 cari-wood sod lamber. To. Railroad Agent, w C Connnev A co, Frost A Adger,"Mowry A Son, Wm K Ryan, Reeder A Davis, E M Hacker. Wageuer St Mon .ees, C J SchlepegrelL Peizer, Rodgers A co, B O'Neill. Geo H Walter A co. Sloan A Selgnlous, A B Mulllg.in,W. C Bee A co, C A Graeser. T"P Smith, A J Salinas,-A S Snrfrn. Caldwell A son, H Cobla A co, Trenholm A son, Tledemtin, Calder A co. NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD. 36 bales upland cotton, 453 bbls naval stores, cars wtiud, lumber, mdse, Ac. To Frost * Ad? ger, J Marshall, Jr, Barden A Parker,.O Leiben rood, s D stoney. Kinsman A Howell, A J salira1?, Smith A Chapean, L Chap?n, F Wernuanu. Wm c Dunrtney A-co, Pringle A Son,'J 0 Muilouee, E Welling, and Railroad A?ent. . Fussengers. Per steamship James Adtrer. for New York Id Peake. A P Cheri v. Mrs U Steele. Mr Boag and ?ire. Miss E l ar^ktay. Miss B Scriven, a Nord ll Mrs W Tweedy. P 0 Rock^t?, Mary Mayfield, M 3 TeakcA H Cunningham, Mrs (?reaves, Miss E Donaldson, Jos Grunt. N i. Coste. Mrs Steveu.-ou ft md dang ?ii cr, W N Cornell, J W Applegate, T IV Jsboi n. R vyu-on. Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Beaufort aatLPacldc Landing-E B Robinson, Capt McSeltv, Mrs .> A 31bb.e, Mrs steele. W H Xirer. FEW thier. i? Cor? .le, J McClure, C G Eendali and Indy, Capt Clay. S A Marshall. Capt Briscoe, E J LUtmes, and 3 on leek. PORT OJLZEND?R. MOON'B PHASES. Full Mgou. 3d. i hour, 7 minutes! morning. La>t Quanti, otb, 7 bouts. 16 mientes.'evening. Sew Motn, 17th. 9 hom a o min?tes, evening;, First quarter,''.5'h. 5 hours. 24 minute,, evening .ioudo.y...... r-.esday...^. Wenaesday niursda%". Friday. -annday... sunday.. -. ?rv 4V.53 V-53' 4..?3 4..-53 4.,'?S' 4..52 ?.Cb sar*. 3 I..:* ^7.. 4 7.. 6 .T.. 5 t.. 6 Lt O?i. i. t K C1C VTA? 10.. 2 10. .63 ll..37 morn. 12..14 12..50 1..19 9. ? io II. 13. 1., 1.. MARINE NEWS. CHARLESTON, S. C.JUNE 7, 1S71 Ut 36 deg 46 min 33 sec. | Lon li deg 57 min 27 sec. ARRIVED VESTERDA Y. Steamship Jamen Adger, Lockwood. New York -lefl Saturday. M se. To Jas Adger A co, J E Idger Sc co. Jos D Aiken, T M Bnstud Sz co. E E Ked?urd. But,er, Chadwick. Cary A CO, T W BIL-S. ?Vin M Bird A co, ir?is> hoir A co. Bollmanu Bros. IV S Bis?ell. B B yd, C C C >e. J UH Clausal. T .\l Jater, H Cobla .% co. L Coarin A cu, J cosgrove. Jameron, barkley A co, c A Chlsolro, W H chufee fe co, J B Duval * soo, M Drake. Dowte, Moise & Javis. Souihern Express co, Kpptnger, Russeil Sc :o. Elias A Bros, D F Fleming A cu. Fursythe, Mc lomb A co, Gouieven er Bros, Jos Gorham N A Junt. J H Hillen, J Hurkamn A co, C uravelev. ? Geid's A co, G S. Hacker, H D Hawley, Miss E daaa. Holmes, O ilder A co, Hoim^s's Book Store, joodrtch. Wiaeman A co, C H Johnson. L Kenake. xriete ? Cnanman, Knnck, Wilkenberg A co, uXSiSr??' H K?atte *- W?. PD U Kracke. Cha> sSS4??"S?y f Alexander, d A Locke, C Lili TSExi c2' 0 A..Len?nick. A Lanier, J ll Muller, berner A Ducker, c. F soiintnunfsT Sonder M 'riest.STiiompson.'jF Tax lo" A c , w n ,fi* ? I'ulch. R Tho uilnson A co. Tiedeman itaidnr i o. O F Wieters, S H Wilson A Bro, L Wagner, W ---' H Weiert, Walser. Evana 4 Cogswell, w J J?ates, Steamship' VirglBl?, Hunter, PhUaaetobla-lert - Inst. Mdse. To W A Courtney, P Walsh, Jno Hcrkamp A co, 0 D Ahrens A co, Q W Almar, D A Amine. Bollmann Bros, Abrams A Slater, Dr H Baea-WM Bird A co, W Bra okb an ka, TNS Judd. H Bulwlnkle.-T Campbell, Cameron, BarBef A ctr, T M cater. C Claclns, J Campaen A co, F Fisher, Dowle, Moise A Davis, A W Eck?i 4-co, Douglas A Miller, Fogartle's Book Store, J M Greer A Son. M Greenland, G Graveley, I Hayne, E Jordan, Jno R Johnson, T J Kerr A co, Krlete A Chapman. E H Kellers, H Klaue h. co. Knobeloch A Small. J D Af D C Marsh, Kllnck, Wlckenberg A co, J Marco, L D Loremz, Macqueen A Blecke, C O Michaelis, R H McDowell, Mantoue A co, A Niemann, B O'Neill, J C Ojemann, C F Paddon. C P Poppenhelm. Mrs A Ross, J Refis, W Shepherd 4. co. P F N Schultz, S C Railroad.W A Skrlne. Tieijen A Luden, A Tan lunson, Jnb H Voilera, Wagener A Wonsees. W H Welch, O FWleters, L-Welskopf, E C Walker. Sehr Ann S Deas, Garbattl, West Point Mill. 115 tierc.es rice. To Cohen, Hanckel A co. Steamer Pilot Boy, Sly*.Beaufort,, Chisolm's ami Paciflc Laiwttjs*^; 4fcMjp*. sea tagncl cort?n' and sundries. To 'fit. ffcttt Rawnfi-A co, .r??n^ Hanckel, J Cosgrove. "F Kressell, P TPorcher.-'ir Klatte A co, Terry A Noien, H Gerdts t co, Raveh el, Holmes A co, Southern Express co. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Spanish orig KBcnrsoS^giiadoT'Arna^an. Bareet lona*=J A BtTsldVA co.* -*. w SAILED YESTERDAY. Spanish brig Hortensia, Ber; ran, Barcelona. FROM THIS PORT. Steamship Manhattan, Woodhull, New York, June'6. Steamship jjjmjU?e? Hinckleyat ^Philadelphia, "steamer^Hi?Ta^arJc??c, Brjrh>,"a't"vNew Ybrrf*3d June. . MARINE NEWS. BY JEJiEGRAPH. NEW ?oKff.-Jujle 6.4$rAv"?d; toe City & Wash? ington and Jivaf Arive? ont, the New Y?rkTAl; leppo, Baltimore and Prussian. Evening.-Arrived, steamships Manhattan, Nel? ly Potter, AshlandKVllle de Paris, MrE Rowland,, and BenefactoB. : Jj SAVANNAH, June 6_Arrived, steamship Magm> lia, New York. Cleared, steamship Leo, " Seat York; ships Cynosure, St John's, N B, and Francis B Cutting, Philadelphia; brig Mountain Eagle. Philadelphia; sehr Monica, Bridgeport. MEMORANDA. The British ship Damlo, Allen, sailed from Bull River, S C, for London, on Monday, 5th Inst, with a cargo or 1075 tons phosphate rock. LIST OF VESSELS Tr. CLEAKED AND 3 AI LSD FOX THIS fOHT. FOREIGN. Brship fsraifd Home, MtLellan, np.-... ~. April'--6 Br bark Vince, Robsou, sailed.April 2i WEST HARTLEPOOL. ENG. Br bark Kathleen, Lester, np.May 5 \ V^cAio?tor j * ' ; f Br brig Beiloni, Jones, sailed.Jan 23 CARDIFF. The R T K Carey,-, failed.May 0 The Martha, Lewis, sailed.May .? MALAGA. Span brig Rosario, Glrardo, sailed.May 26 DOMESTIC. S06TOH. Brig J A Pevereanx. Clark, cleared-..May 19 Brig L'zabei, Tabbut, cleared.May 13 Sehr B N Hawkins. Wyatt, up.May 13 KEW TOBE. Sehr J M Morales, Newman, cleared.Ma? 29 Sehr Queen or. the South, Byrnes, cleared..May 17 Sehr L s Davis, Bishop, up.May 27 Sehr Hattie Coombs, jameson, cleared....May 17; DALTIMOUE. Sehr J H Siickney, 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? ?Jcir E McLalu, Crowed, cleared.May 27 BANGOR, ME. Sehr Hannah, Staples, cleared.May 23 ROCRTORT, HE. Sehr Nellie Doe, Richardson, sailed.May 14 AND THE ' WEED" FAMILY FAVORITE LOCK-STITOl MACHINE. ' arc the best in use. For sale ou the Lease Plan, with monthly paj meuts, on. easy terms, or ror cash? All krnur Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton, (whiu lack and colored,) Slut, Oil, Seep, Ac, Ac. Repairing as usual. Circulars and samples 0 - ork sent ou application. D. B. HASELTON, G-mere' "ealer In First Olass Sewing a::, ehiues ana Material, No. 307 King stree:. aazl7 Charleston, s. ft iJlacrjineri), (Eastinigs, #c. mar>7 mwf6mos rjlHE UNIVERSITY .MEDICINES; PREFABED B7 THE NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY. COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF CANCER PLANT-Price $2 Cough Lincius-Price $4 Dlianihuri Extract, lor Epilepsy, St. Vitus' Dance, Spinal ami Brain Affections-Price $2 Catarrh Specific-Price sa Hydrated ox?mel, for Cousumption, Bronchitis. Whooping Cough, Ac-Price 52 Tile Extract-a never tailing. Pile enre-Price $2. May Apple Pills, for Dyspepsia, Torpidity of tue Liver Constipation, Ac-Price 5u cents Headache Fills-rrico 50 couts Alkaline Resolvent-?n Iodized ohi-mlcal water superior to Vichy,* Kissingen, Seltzer; Ac. Price il Five Minute Pain Curer-Price SI Chemical Healing, Blood and Bone Ointment Price Si Ethereal Phosphorus-Price $3 Lithla-for tue Kidneys-Price S3 Kn alp ? Extract-the woman's inend-rrlce $3 Victoria Regln-unrivalled for beautifying tue comrttejiion-Price $i Amaranth-fur the H.nr-stops falling ha'.r-Price fl N'euralcis-Rheumatic Elixir-Prie? $2 Fever and Ague Globules-Price S- per box. For sale bv DR. H. BAER, anrtl No. 131 Meeting str.cer, charleston. rriRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, <tc. . ust received, a large assortment, and for salea DR. H. BAER'S Drug Store. FLEMING'S WORM CONFECTION S, (SANTON1NE.) They 1 - purely" vegetable, safe and sure. T!? ?est in nee. For sale by Dr. H. BAER, No. 131 Meeting btreet, Who'.-stt-t Agent ?_?3_1^ JVCR P HI L'A'D-K LPHI A ' WEEKL? STEAM- LINE-THUBSDAYS-CON? NECTING WITH FIRST- C LASS STEAM LIKES AT PHILADELPHIA FOR BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE. The Screw Steamship VIRGINIA., HUNTER, Commander, wm be dispatched for Philadelphia on ??$9*. TH?RSOAT. 6th Jane, at 5 o'clock j^jjQfg P. M., from BrowD's North Wharf. 49*Throogh Bills Lading issued for Cotton, Rice and Rosin,- Ac, ta the New England Cities, Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and the principal Northwestern Cities. Spirits Turpentine as agreed. t TMrTfi| Steamers B thltf?ncwin taKe Lumber .t??lJa?fppia;on accomprodath^erais. For Freight -engagements apply to ^ WM. A. COURTENAY, I jan5-mwth3 _No. 1 Union Wbarr> JJ! OR, B AL TI M..QR E . m 3 fi ' -Q p *?* ? ,..>' FREIGHTS RECEIVED DAILY, AND THROUGH BILLS LADING I3SUED TO * ' -g^fijfiS? _ PlrU li A DE L P HI A, DOSI ON, ^te-pt?lE^pf?tES O^-ftffe- N?R^iWEST. The Une steamship SEA GULL, Dutton, Com? mander, will sail for Baltimore on FRIDAT, 9th June, athaL'past ll o'clock A. M. ? ???^l&d3rp:na Freights . forwarded t& tba: city 4$ -r??lo?dTrom Baltimore*wlthont- addi tiona! insurance, and .Consignees are allowed am? ple time to sample and. sell their Goods from the Railroad Depot In Phlladelania. For Freight or Pasease apply ?to .. - PAUL C.; TREN HOLM. Agent. jtuis^s ? - . yo. a union Wnarvea. F O R -li E W YO I? K OLD LANK S BW YORK AND CHARLES? TON STEAMSHIPS. . ESTABLISHED 1,34 5. SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT DECK STATE-ROOMS THE VERY FAST AND SPLENDID Side-Wheel steamships of this Line will sail - troce Adgcr's Wharf as follows : JAMES ADGER, SATURDAY, Jane 10th, at IS o'clock M. MANHATTAN, SATORDAY, June 17th, at 5? o'elock P. M. I JAMES AUGER, SATURDAY, Jnne 24th, at ll o'clock A. M, MANHATTAN, SATURDAY, July 1st, at 5 o'clock' P. M. A*r Insurance ??-per cent, by this Line. 49* Through Bills of Lading given on Cotton ti Liverpool, Boston, Providence and theNew.Eng und manufacturing towns at the lowest marke' rates. esr State-rooms may be secured io advance without extra charge. "For Freight or ramage engagements, apply it mayal_JAMES ADOER A CO. JpiOR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN. CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS. THE LTORPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY Will dispatch one of their first-class, full power IronScrew,Steamahlps from PIER"NO. 46 Ni H., EVERY WEDNESDAY, . . AS FOLLOWS: NEVADA, Capt. GREBS...Muy 24, at 9 A M WYOMING, Capt. WHINNERAY.May 31, at 3 P M NEBRASKA, Capt. GUARD.June 3, at 3 P M MINNI SOTA, Capt. T. W. FREE? MAN N.Jone 7, at p.so A M IDAHO,-Capt. PRICE.June 14, at 3 P M MANHATTAN, Capt. FORSYTH..June 17, at 3 P M COLOR 4 DO, Ca p t. T. F. ."REEM AN. J une 21, at 3.PM WISCONSIN, Capt. WHLIAMS. .Juue 28, at 2 p AI Cabla Passage ? 60, gold. Steeiage Passage (Office No. 29 Broadway) $30, currency. For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to WILLIAMS A GUION, No. 63 Wall Street, Ny?, N. B.-Through Bills Lading to Liverpool inned by the Charleston and New York Steamers, which make close connection with the abovs line: Tor rarticulare and rate of Freight apply to JAMES ADGER A CO., WAGNER, HUGER A CO.,-. majO Or WM. A. COURTENAY V> pACiFIG MAIL STEAMSHIP COUPYV THKOrGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, CHINA ANDJAPAN i '--- ? ' T FA*RES GREATLY REDUCED. Steamers of thc above ii nc- leave Pier No. 42. North' River, root or ^Canal"_ street. New York, at 12 o'clock noon, of Hie istn .ind 3tith of every mouth, (.except when the-i rdotes fall on Sunday, then the Saturday pw**.; All departures connect at Panama wit* ??team-' r-rs for south IMcillc and central Amencnn porta Departure of 15th touches at Kingston, Jamaicu. For Japan and China, Si earners leave San Fran? cisco m st of every month, e.xiein -,vl-.eu lt fails en munday; then ou Hie nay preceding. No 0niifOru:a steamers touch a" Havana, bu *go>Urcct iroiu New York to Asputwaii. one iiuudredpcQno^agtrage free to each dui.'. Medicine and attendance Iree. For Passage,Tickets or other information appi j.: Hie COMPANY'S TICKET OFPHiE, on tnt wharf foot of Canal street. North River, Ne? ? erk. E. R. BABY, Agent. juiyio-lyr . FISHING EXCURSION OK TUE GERMAN RIFLE CLUB Will take place on WEDNESDAY, _ ^rjr?? the "tu instant. ?SSmmSSL. The Active and Passive Members ot tue ciao are only admit led. Fare and Mime free. Rerreshmenis and Bait to bc had on c oard at usual pt Ices. The steamer PILOT BOY will leave Fraser's Wharf at 3 o'clock ?a the MORNING. J. C. H. OLA CSS EN, ) P. TECKLENBURG, J Committee.' Jur.6-2 G. L< GEMAN, . ) A F OR LAKE SUPERIOR THE UNION .STEAMBOAT COMPANY, A NP ATLANTIC, DULUTH AND PACIFIC LINE. One ofthe Splendid Steamers METKOR, INDIA, PACIFIC. COBURN, AlLANTIC, JAPAN, KEWEE NAW, ARCTIC, CHINA and ST.PAUL.'wIH leave BiMlalo daily (except Fridays Rnd saturdays,) at 3 P. M., Erle the next mi ruing, Cleveland the same night, and Detroit at 10 P. M.. daily, (ex? cept Sundays and Mondara I ror DULUTH and In? termediate LAKE SUPtlRrOR PORTS. Couueetiona are made at Duluth with the Lake Superior and "Mississippi Railroad,, to St. Padl, and all points In Minnesota. Northern Wisconsin and Iowa. Also, with the Non hem Pacific Rail? road ror the Red River Country. Excursion Tickets, AT O HEATLY REDUCED RATE3, will br.' Issued by all pnuclpal Railroads tost. Paul by this route, returning via all rall. Or by Rmi Houtts to St. Paul and Duluth, returning via La' e tr..ring the months or Jone, July and August, EXCURSION TRIPS . will be made via the North inure or Lake Superior, vi;itiug the Silver Mmes, Furt William, Grand Portage, <&c. Furfutther information-, apply to ?t?-F. PATRICK, General Passenger A?en"; Buffalo, N. Y. E. T. EVANS. Manajter A. D. and P. Line. S. D. CALDWELL, General Manager U. S. Co. ma)8-mwl3inos QHANGE OF SCHEDULE. GEORGETOWN STEAMERS. Until farther notice, the Steamer _ EMILIE, Captain C. C. White. wUli _ leave Charleston every WEDNESDAY NIGHT, an 9 o'clock, and Georgetown every THURSDAY AP TERNOOS*. at 5 o'clock. For engagements apply on board at Commer? cial wini:!, or to . SHACKELFORD A KELLY", Agent3, jtin3 No. l Boyce's Wharf. F Shipping. OR^'GARDNER'S BLUFF AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON PEEDEE MYER, VIA GEORGETOWN, S. 0. Tue steamer GENERAL MANI- . - *ES* GAULT, Captain George Watta, ?BStStmSLm continue to receive Freight THI3 DAY, at boyce's Wharf", and leave as aoove TO-MORROW MORNING, June 8. For engagements, apply to SHACKELFOKD A KELLY, Agents, jon7-1_No. l Boyce's Wharf. FOR BEAUFORT, PACIFIC AND CfllS OLM'S LANDING.* . . The Steamer PILOT BOY, Captain ? J. w. sly, will leave Central Wliai t??__ for Edlsto, Beaufort, and Pacific Laiming, every MONDAY UOBNtNO, av ? o'clock, and for Beaufort anti Pacific Landing everv THURSDAY MORNING, at 8 o'clock! Returning, will leave Heaufoit every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING, at 8 o'clock, and will leave Edisto every TCESDAY, at S o'clock, p. M. J. D. AIKEN, marlo Agent. F 0 R b' L O R I D A, VIA SAVANNAH. ' * The Steamer DICTATOR. Captain . . ^-IT-r^V L. M. Coxetter, will leave southern SBSt-SSES .Wharf every TCBSHA* EVENING, at too ociocK, (until further notice,) for Jacksonville*, Fernan? dina and Palatka, arriving hack at Charleston 'every SATCRDAY AFTERNOON. -mayll RAVEN EL A- CO., Agents, ? SailroSos. ^OBTBEASTEBN RAILROAD. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFIXE.NORTHEASTERN-R. R. \ CHARLESTON, June 5,1871. j OD and after WEDNESDAY next, the 7tfi last., the EX PRESS TRAIN leaving at 12 o'clock M., will be dTsnonrtnueit, and one to leave at 8.30 A. M substituted. All other trains will continue as atpresent. Passengers fer the Clieraw and Dar? lington Railroad Viii leave at 6.30 A. M. The Evening Ex ress Train will leave'at 6 P. M. In st ead of 6.30 P. M., as at present S. S SOLOMONS. Superintendent. The Manning. Kiogstice, Darlington, Cheraw, Bennettsville and Marion papers will copy. jun6-6_,_ C~HERAW AMD DARLINGTON RAIL? ROAD. SurrTs OFFICE CHERAW AND DARLINGTON B. R., I i . CBE1U.W, Jute 6, 1871. J On ard afte; WEDNESDAY next, the7th instant, the Up Passenger. Train on ' his Road will run as follows : Leave Florence.12.30 P. M. Leave Darlington..."t. 1.15 i\ M. Leave Dove's....? 1.60 P. M. Leave Society HUI. 2 35 P. M. Leave ca*'.-..". 3.05 P. M. Arrive at"Cheraw. 3.30 P. M. The Down Passenger Tram willi remain as at present. S. S. SOLOMONS, Superintendent. ' 49-DarlIngton,[.Cheraw and Beuntttsviilr na? pers copy. juuo-ey S ??TH CAROLINA RAILROAD VICE-PRESIDENTS OFFICE. ) CHARLESTON, "S. C.. January 18,1371. J On and after SUNDAY, January 22, the 1'assen ger iTHlna ou *'.<i?.->o?ti. .ralina Railroad-wil cot eh follows: FOR AUGUSTA. Leave Charleston.........12.?0 P. M. Arrive at Augusta.-,. 3.15 P. M. FOR COLT7M2IA. Leave Cnarleston. f.20 A. M. Arrive at-Columbia.-.- 3. io P. M. FOB CEAHLEItTON. .Leave Augusta. 7.-I0 A. M Arrive ar charleston. 3.20 P. M. Leave Columbia.12.15 P. M Arrrlve at Charleston. 7.50 P. M AT LT CST A NIGHT K??KI..-)?. (Sundays excepted.) Leave Charleston. 8.30 r. M. Arrive at Augusta.:.7.05 s. M. Leave Augusta.-. 5.50 p. M. Arrive at Charleston.5.40 A. M. COLUMBIA NIGHT SX?KE?2. (Sundays excepted.i Leave Charleston.~. 7.1o P. M. Arrive at Columbia,.: ?.oo A. M-? Leave Columbia. . 7.50 P. M. Arriv? af Charleston.,. U.J5 A. M. SUMMERVILLE TRAIN. Leave Oharlestou.t.4.30 P. M. Arriv? at Summerville..ti.oo P. M Leave Summerville..-7.00 A. M Arrive at Charleston. 8.1& A. M CAMDEN ERANCH. . Leave Camden. 6.00 A. il. Arrive at Colinubla.lO.loA. M Leave Colombia. 1.25 P. M Arrive ar. Camden. 0.00 P. M Day and Nicht. Trains make ci?se conneciioc^ at Augusta with Ge. rgia Railroad and Centra Railroad. Night Train connects with Macon aud Augusta Railroad. Columbia Night Train connects with Greenville and Columbia Railroad. Camden Train connects daily with Day Passen ger Trains. JanlO_A. L. TYLER. Vice-President. NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM? PANY. CHARLESTON, S. c., February ii, WTI. Trains will leave Charleston Daily at 6:30 A. M. and 6:30 P. M. Arrive at Charleston 7:30 A. M. (Mondays es cepted) and 8:30 P. M. Train docs not leave Charleston 6:3C P. M., SUN DATS. Train leaving 6:30 P. M. makes through connec? tion to New York, via Richmond abd Acqui-. Creek only, going tnrongn lu 42 hours, WITHOUT DETENTION ON SUNDAYS. Passengers leaving by 6:30 P. M- Train havi chplec-of route, via .Richmond and Washington, ur via'Portsiii'onlli end Baltimore. Those leaving fr RI DA v by this Tralu lay over on SUNDAY tn Bal tim?te. Those.leavmg on SATCRDAY remaiuSUN DAY in Wilmington*,. N. C. This ts the cheapest, quickest and most pieasan: route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other poin't West and Northwest, beth Trains maklug ciost connections ai Washington with Western tram* of Baltimore and Q hio Railroad. S. S. SOLOMONS. Engineer and SbperlntendenL P. L. CLKAP*R. Oteeral Ticker Agent. : febll-P.'mos_. SAVANNAH-AND CHARLESTON RAIL? ROAD. PASSENGER TRAIN'S on this F.oa-J run dally a? fellows: Leave Charleston.$.30 A. M. Arrive at Savannah....3.oo P. M. Leave savannah.il.15 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.5.20 P.M. Couuccts at Savannah witii the Atlantic Sr. Got i.ailroad for Jacksonville, Sr. Augustine; and a: points In Florida. With Central Railroad .'cr Macon, Atlauta, Mo i ile. New Orleans and the West; jVUli Steamboats for points oni'r.e Savanna: ;:ircr. At Charleston with the Ncrtneastern and Soutl carolina Railroads, and Steamslups for ail pour..' N-irth and west. ThrCDgh Tickets over thia ?ine on sale at Hotel in Charleston; Screven Hou>:e, Savannah; and al principal Ticket offices North and South. Freights forwarded daily to and from Savac uah and all points beyond. Through BH13 of Ladiug issued to Jacksonville Palatka, Ac. Tarin" as low as by any other.'Ine. C. S. GADSDEN, octo_ Engineer and Superintendent. g'U M MER SCHEDULE, SPABTANBURG AND UNION RAILROAD On and after the 29th instant, the PASSENGER XSAJNS on the SPARTANBUKG AND UNION RAILROAD will ran dairy: Going down, leave rspananbnrg. 5.30 A. M. Going down, leave Cnionville. 7.50 A. M. Arrive at Alston.ll oo A. M. Returning, leave Alston.12.0J M. Returning, leave Cnionville.325 p. M. Arrive at Spartanburg.6.25 p. M THOMAS B. JETER, President 8. and U. R. R. Cnionville, S. C., May 22, 1871. may26-lmo gPONGES ! SPONGES i Ju3t received a fine assortment BaTHING SPONGE Carriage Sponge ^Toilet Sponge Surgeons Sponge, Ac., Ac. For Bale by DR. H. BAER, may! s -_No. 131 Meeting 6treet. W ARNEB'S I O D 0 F 0 RM AND IRON PILLS. For aale by Du. H. BAER, Janis_ No. 181 Meeting street. JgENZLNE, DOUBLE DISTILLED, FOR CLEANING CLOTHES. For sale wholesale and retail by Dr. H. BAER, No. 131 Meeting street. Oran? pri-e' ?Ui^ribution. FOR THIS BESEHT OF THE * FREE SOXtOOL FUND, CHARTERED BY THE; STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,* Have commenced the distribution of Awards in Lands and Tenements, Diamonds, Jewelry, Pianos, Organs, Harps, Statues,-Gold Watches, Silver and Plated Ware, ftc., by Baffle, and will continue twice a day, at 12 M. and 5 P. M., at the General Office, Ko. 147 Meeting street, Charleston; 8. C. Xhe Directors of the CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION, for the Benefit et*'tte Inaugurated a system o?"Irsurauce certificates which ls surrounded oy everydegree ?T?airneas, and will De Raffled for .twice a daj, at Twelve'Al. afldFive P. M.,~ rn^ntlfc.'mraer the superintendence of Captain FENN-PEGK, a sworn Commissioner.., :; The advantages or this system are, that the purchasers cac have the choice of. their own n um? bers any where from No. ! to No. T8, and t|p2 privilege o? limiting or increasing their Investments at pleasure, the Schedule of Rares adoptea oy tue .Company will explain more folly and accurately and can be obtained at the Office ofjhe Company or?roniany Vender?. Every Raffle that, i akes place ls cl?Bsed and numbered on the company's crucial Bookft?and {Mes place twice a day. asfollows: Numbers printed on Cubes Jrom No. 1 to No. 78, are placed (in public) by the jSwom Commis? sioner m a Cftss Raffle Cylinder and are well shaken. A boy blindfolded takes one of these Cubes which ls exhibited to the spectators and declared to ba-and ls recorded as the first Raffled number. Thej?ame Cyimder will then be revolved, md the boy again takes ont another number, wiiich% simi? larly exhibited to the spectators and recorded ah the second Raffle number, -v?hls operation will be re? pealed Until Twelve numbers are Raffled om or the .Cylinder, and each number will be recorded on the. Official Books of ?he Company lu the order in wlileh it fa Taken in the Raffle; These Twelve n am? bers so Raffled in each Baffle will decide au the AWARDS OF CERTIFICATE*. . .. . All the numbers in each Raffle are equal, no distinction, being made as to the order In which the numbers are taken in the Raffia, and the AWARDS ARE AT ONCE DELIVERED to the successful CERTIFICATE HOLDER. ' ' ' ' - ?;t EXPLANATION OF THE CERTIFICATE AWARDS. Purchasers select their own numbers a ay whercfrom l to 78, and for example, say, pays for the fame one dollar?. The vender gives the pnichaser a certificate with the number or numbers seie.: and enters the same numb, r or numbers upon the companys 'Register (with the amount so palo ) to? be returned to the Office or the Company by the vender before the Raffle takes pjace. Purchasers may select a One Number Certificate, or a 7'wo Number Certificate, cr a Three Number Certificate, or a Four Number Certificate. * . . ?'. ' A Single Number Certliicate means a single number selscted by the boyer anywhere from 1 to 78, and should that number be taken out. In the Twelve Numbers so taken from the Raffle Cylinder, the purchaser will be entitled to an AWARD OF FOUR TIMES the value of Shares lu the RAFFLED PROPERTY or cost of the original Certificate of Shares. A Two Number Cettlflcate means ir tue Two numbera as the certificate- come ont ba the Twelve numbers taken irom ihe Raffled Cylinder, will entitle the successful holder io an AWARD or Shares in ihe RAFFLED PROPERTY cf TWENTY times the value or cost of the original certliicate of Shares. A Three Number Certillcate means If the Three numbers on the'Certiflcate come out In the Twelve so taken from the. Raffle Cylluder will entitle the bolder to an AWARD of Shares in ihe RAFFLED PROPERTY of ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY TIMES the value Ot cost of the original Certificate of Shares. If but.-Two or tie numbers are out In tire Three on'the Certificate, the pur? chaser will receive an AWARD or TWICE the amount of the value or cost of the original. Certificate. A Four Number Certificate means If tu-; Four numbers on the Certificate come ont ha the Twelve so taken from the Ruffle - Cylluder the purchaser will be entitled to an AWARD of Shares in the ItAFr'LEDTROPERTY of THREE H USD KED. TIMES the value or cost ofthe original Certificate or Shares, If bnt Three of the numbera ou the Certificate are out In the Raffle the purchaser will receive au AWARD of Shares la the RAFFLED PROPERTY of TEN Umes-the value or cost of the original Certlfisate of Shares. . . . A person may invest in a Certificate ol Shares ia these RAFFLES an amount small ot large as he pleases. The Company's Schedule-Lise of Awards' Is made one at tire rate ot ONE DOLLAR FOR CKRUFlGATESy but Certificates will bei.-s3fed or the value ol 25, ?0 and 75 cents; also, 31, S3, 33, $4, $5 and to $lo abd upwards, and the AwaMs delivered prp rata-tp.the schedule Hat ol rates. The above explanaHon will enable any one desiring to take~a share in these Kaffl?s to do so under stanWngly, and the Raffles being fairly and honestly conducted In pufflic by the Sworn Commission? er and exactly ac the boors named, tu-y alford a safer meaas of Investment tbao any other baal ness speculation. .. ihe first Property aud Land Scheme of the Company will be issued in a-short time, and will be Raffled every three momba. Any farther information will be furnished by the General Agent of the Company, at their OiJJee, No. ll? MEETING STREET, opposite the Charleston Hotel, tahara certificates are for sale. .J. IP. I?OBBACH, General Agent of the Company, P. O..Box No. 349. CHARLESTON. May 24th, 1871. Received ofthe CHARLESTON CHARITALLE ASSOCIATION, of the State of South Carolina, for the Benefit of the-Free School Fund, ?-uc:essors or R. H, WILLOUGHBY & CO., One Thousand Dol? lars, beiog the6uTn in full to be paid into t leTiands or the Sr ate Sanerintenden of Education,.-'as re? quired by an Act or the General Assembly of the State of Sonta Carolina, passed- at the regular Ses? sion of 1870-71, approved March 8tl>, 1871. J.K. J ILL SON, . m.iy'.lMmo ?. State Superintendent Education. South Carolina. TO BK Y ..{. i . ?o- : i.' GIVEN AWAY! S O ? TH THE CAROLINA im. References in South Carolina : * General WADE HAMPTON, General JOHN S. PRESTON, Hofc B. F. PRRRY, Hon. w. D. SIMPSON, ilovernor M. L. BONHAM. ANDREW 8I.MOND?. Esq- ^General JOHNSON HAGOOl), Hon G. A. TH ENHOLM, Hon. ARM1STEAD B?KT, Governor J. L. MANNING, Hon. JAMES CHESNOT, Hon. J. B. CAMPBELL. ? ^ References in New York City : ACGU5T BELMONT* CO., Baokers; MORTON. BL'6S*CO.,Bankers; Hon. CHARLES O'CONOR, Ccunsellor-at-Law; Hon. JOHN E. WARD. Counsellor-at-Law* Hoa. ROGER A. PRYOit, couosellor-at Lnw; Colonel RICHARD LATHERS, T. A. HOYT, Esq., President Gold Room; HUNT, THOMPSON A co., Factors; ANDERSON, STARR A CO., Merchants; PETTUS A CO., Merchants; F. 20GBA?M A FAIRCHILD, Merchante. . 5500.000 TO BE AWARDED TO THE TICKET-HOLDERS OF THE SERIES OF CONCERTS TO COMMENCE ON THE FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1871, AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,. CHARLESTON, S. C., ON WHICH DAY THE DRAWING COMMENCES. TUE SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION. ASSQJIATIOS', UNDER TH3 AUSPICES of Hie --South Carolina state Ahnen: tumi and Mechanical Society," will gtve?asoi les of concerts at the Academy of Music, Onariestcnj s. C., commencing October 1st, 1871, ror the purpose or raising a luud to enable Emlgrauts to re?rle upon lauds selected by the^.ssoelatloa ror Homes ot Northern ami-European Farmers aud others, In the State or South Carolina, and for their transpjnation thither and sunpurt Tor tlie first year, 150,000 SEASON TICKETS OF ADMISSION, ANO NO MORE, AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH. . ALL THE PREMIUMS. INCLUDING DE BD AND CERTIFICATE OF riTLZ TO ACADEMY OF ii Ci IC. will be deposited wlui the National Bank bf the Republic, New York. $500,000 ITV GIFTS ? 1st Giri-ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Charleston, S. C., cost to build $230,000, having an annual ' rental of about $-.*o,ooo, from Opera House, stores and Halls; the building being about 230 feet by 60 feet, and situated corner of King and Market s:ree;s, in the centre of the city, aud we'd known to be the finest building and^most valuable property in Charleston, valued at.3*50,000 Sd Gilt-Cash'...?. 100,000 3d Gin-Cash.:. ?3,000 4th Girt-Cash. 10,0Q? 5th cirt-Cash..*..". 5,000 26 Gifts-Cash-each Sioeo. ?5,000 25 Girts-Cash-eaeh $500. 13,500 350 Gifts-Cash-each 310C-. 35,obo 250 Gifts-Cash-each ?50.?. 13,500 600 Gifts-Cash-each $25.:.'..'.. 1?,300 1250 Gilts-Cash-each $10.-. 13,500 2101 Gifts, amounts to.:.3300,000 BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY & CO., Agents S. C. Land and Immigration Association, General M. C. BUTLER, JOHN CHADWICK, Esq., General M. W. GARY, CHARLESTON, S. C. AGENTS WA 1VTED-LIBERAL COMMISSIOWS ALLOWED, Commissioners and Supervisors of Drawing: General A. R! WRIGHT, of Georgia. General BRADLEY T. JOHNSON, of Virginia. Colonel B. H. RUTLEDGE, of South Carolina. . Hon. ROGER A. PRYOR, ol New York. A. FAIR JLXJ3> COMMENDABLE SCHEME I OHARLRfTON. S. C., May -, 1871. We take pleasure In certifying that we are acquainted with General M. C. ECTLER. JOHN CHADWICK, Esq., and General AI. W. GARY, of the firm or BUTLER, CHADWICK. GARY A CO., and know them to be gehllernen c; Integrity, and wc regard ihe object they have or assisting immigrants to homes ih South Carolina of gi eat importance to the State as well as to the immigrants, and wo nave every confidence that tneir eutergrlse will be carried ont with fairness and honesty to all par? ties concerned. GEO. A. TRENHOLM, L W. HAYNE. B. H. RUTLEDGE, A. G. MAGKATH, . , JAMES CONNER. THOS. Y. SIMONS, JAMES R. PRINGLE HENRY BUIST, *. WILMOT G. DsSAUSSURE. Tickets can be procured of E. SEBR1NG A CO., and J. L. MOSES, .General Agents, No. 34 Broad street. mayl3-3mos