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A Ixvcomotiv? Talk. "WHAT THE ENGINES SAID ON THE COMPLE TION OP THE PACIFIC RAILROADS." BY BRET HARTE. WU st wa* lt the engines said, ' Pilots too oblnjs-Dead to head Facing on the single track, j Half a world behind each bach? Thia .is what the engines said, Unreported and unread ! with a prefatory screech, In a florid Western apef cb, Said the engine from the Weat: "I am from sierra's crest; And, if at diode's a teat, why, I reckon, lt's confeased ThatJ've done my level best." .Said the engine from the East: ..The? who work best talk the least, S'pose yon whistle down yoor brakes; What you've done ls no great shakes Pretty fair-bot let our meeting Be a* different kind of greeting. Let thesarotts with champagne etc fling, Not their engines, do the puging. "List?n! Where Atlantic beata .a Shores of snow and summer Beats; - Where the radian' anvoma skies Plant the woods with wampum dyes, I have chased tbe Eying snn, Seeing all he looked upon, Blessing ail that he has blest, Nursing in my iron breast All his vivifying heat, ' AU bia clouds about my o rest; AnU.be/ore my flying feet Bvery shadow must retreat.? Bald the Western engine, "Phew I '? And a long, low whistle blew, ..Come now, really- that'B the-eddest Talk for'one so very modest; You brag of y our Eas* l You do t Why, I brhigtheEaBt toytra'1 All the Orient, all Cathay, Find throngn me the t honest way, . , And the sun yon follow here . i Rises in my henllspbere, ^ > Really-lf-one must be rude- .? ' Leagtb, my friend, ain't kmgttnde." Said the Union, ""Dont reflectror Flt run over some dlreotor."* Said the Central, "I'm Pacific, - Bot, when med, I'm quite ver rifle. Yet to-day we wi 1 not quarrel, inst to show these folks this morai, How two engines-in their vision Once have met without co?Mslen." That ls what the engines -said, Unreported and unread;*. Spokeu-silghtiy trrrough the nea?, With a whistle at the close. CO SH JU JE RC I.th JCxnorts. KEW YORE-Per steamship Georgi?- lies? h ai es nnlanO:. cotton, 8? bales yarn, 408 basales paper. 207 tierces nee, 293'b'-ls-rosin, 73 casks clay, 169 pies sundrle-, 282 obis potatoes, 200f boaes vege? tables, 261 boxes peaches and fruit. ORIENT, L I-Pi r sehr. My ru*?c-*?Q Jap? ?tro and phosprrate. ..<....?. ;.' Thc Charleston Cotton, Mee Ami ijjSfVai S0O|*;e< Market. OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS. I Ttl ES DAT ? VBNINO. June 13. 187L I COTTON.-The market had a quiet character, the demand being light and uc'impi nan t, with, how? ever, a steady tone to prices. Sales about loo '- -bales, say i at 17^, 1 at 18>i._24 at 19>,', 50^pri? va te terms- We quo te: ? ? 2 LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. O.'dlnary to good ordinary..14?{917>? Low middling.~..18>?*n Middling.......1? c? - ' Strict middhng...................l?>i@-5-,i RICE.-There were no transactions m this\pain. We quote common to-fair at - a^f?sjf, good 9% NAVAL STORES.- The following sates have bee? made-679 o bis rosin, as follows i 2 b?as extra pale at $8-25,- 29 bois pale at $6 26@5 75, 39 bbls dull at $3 50@4,15 bhts Kori atii eitra No 1 at $sq?&4, ll bbla*low dull at $2 76,8 bb ls low pale at $4 75, 125 bbls low No 1 at $2 75, 91 bbls ex tia No 2 at $2 SO, 106 bbla No 2 at $2 w, 82 bbls low No 2 at $2 06, 71 bbla No 3 at ?2. No sales ap hi ts. FRBI0HT8;'-To lirverpcm, by 6team direc?, nominal on uplands; via Mew York, >?n *j"on uplands; ld on sea islands; by"?lai. .Xd on uplands,"" Kr ou dea blands.' fy Havre . nominal. Qoaanvisc-io New rork by steam, Kc on uplands dad xe rn sta Blands; $1 2? fl tierce ou nee; oj sail H: f rt- n cotton; - ? tierce on rice; 40c y barrel OL toni : . $T(JS * fi on lumber; $9@10 V M on timber^ ? g^BoBton, by sad, xe ? M> 'OB. upland QjgLci. To Providence,, by sail $3 V M on Loirde, s. SA & on cotton; by ahearn. ?1 Ul baie on New York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, & ? rn on uplands ; by sail, $7 ?A M on bonada; -t? on - timber; $3 fi ten on clay,' and $39.9 tb cn jgiob ( phatea. To Baltimore, by steam, xe * tv ty S .ail, $6 60?7 V M on boards; $3?3 ss li tou n phosphate" rock. Vessels are m demand h.- ? oar merchants to take lmhber freights fr cm < Georgetavn, s. 0., Darlen and Sati'la River, Gi.. s and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern r crts, and fi-. * 012 fl Mare the rates on ?umber and beards. EzceANGB.-sterling co day bills 22X?22X DOMESTIC ESCHAKOR. - The '-an ?a are j ur- ?' cha-ing ugtit checks on New York at esr; 6 days . X efl; 10 days K 05; 15 days'-off; 2f days - off: S BO daya - off. They are selling sight checks at M; \ premium. - ' i Goin-)]X*l2j?. 'J M ar ice t.* by Tctearrapii. . MO.NEY ll AX KITS. . LONDON, June 13^-NOon-Consols UK. Bonds so a. Evening.-', -.o?s 9lX- BonWi?K. PAKTS, June j.d.-Rentes ?3r 4?c * Evening.-Rentees closed tsf/joc. MEW YORE, June 13-Noon.-?-Stocka steady I and firm. Gold steady a( TSV- Governments -doll and oO a little. Money easy at 3. Slate bom s duU and steady. ExcnaLge-long IQ; abort io K- Freights dull ' ' Evening.-Money a drug at 2a4 per cent. Ster Ung firm at OJ?UQ, '.Gold i2Xal2X- Governments Bteady at decline. Sixty-twos 12X- States steady, but very dull. Tennessees 71- new same: Tlrhlnlas 6?j<; new 72. Louisianas ?9; DUL G3; Levees es; elgnts 84. Alabamas ?e2; 7ves fuSot glas -88; atreus ?2X. Noun Carolina? 47: ?e<r , , 27. South Carolinas 76;.new aa. Frelgbtsactive. NEW ORLKANB, June 13.-Sterling '?4. Sght'r X, premium. Gold 12X. COTTON MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, June IS-Noon.-Cotton frroei : up? lands 8AiaSjt'd;' Orleans 6>,a8Kd; eales l?.ooo bales: speculation arid export 8U0O; cotton cearfv doe fr m New Orleans 8^d. Evening-Conon fiun; up^pda b^^?; Ox leans 8^a8>;d; sales named shipped atCharlcs or Savanna)), 8','d; at Orleans. 9%a. Yarns and fabrics firm. ' NEW YORE, June ia-Noon.-Cotton opened quiet and easier; uplands 20c; Orleana MMe; sales tOOO bulea. ROSTON, June 13.-Cotton quiet and stead?; net receipts 18 bale6; gross 310: sales' 360; stock 5000. BALTUIORK, June 13.-Cotton, demand mosilv for ?peculation; middlings 19^a20c; net receipts 25 baies; gross 174; tales 550; stock 1220. NORFOLE, June 13.-Cotton qsiet; low mid? dlings 18o; net receipts 639 balee; exports coast? wise 699: sales 20; stock 1886. . . WILMINOTON. June ia-Cotton finn; middlings 18Mc; net receipts ; o balea: sales 6; stock rS88. AUGUSTA, June 13.-Cottou-light offerings cheeked eatra; mark't opened ai lS^c for Liver? pool middlings, but closed quiet at i&>,,-; sales 50 bales; receipts 6f. SAYANNAH, June 13.-Cotton quiff; middlings 18c; stock 8010 bales; net receipts 180; salea 150. MOBILE. June, -ia-Cotton -flrjoi* middlings is\c; net receipts 130 bales; exports, coastwise 632; ? ales 200; *:<* S 15,300". \ NEW ORLEANS. Juim. 13.-Cotton quiet and streng; Orletma I9.wc; net receipts 1240 bales; gross 215?;exports to BircHena 400; io Portland 890; salea 3000; atock 67 699... PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE Si ABJURE. LIVERPOOL. Jone 13-iEvenlug.-Lar i -18.?. Cum berland cut 36s. Fine rosin 16s. Turpenilne 41s to 41B ?d. . NEW YORR. Jane 13-Koon-:-Fie ar quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn quiet and firm. Pork steady at $ie. Lard firm. Tur penune steady at 46a4o>?o. Rosin dull: $2 80 lo.* strained. livening.-Flour steady. Whiskey quiet at 94c. Wneet easter; winter redand amber Western tl C3 al 63KC Corn ckwed dull at 75a76c Pork heavy at $l6 75al6. Beer quiet. Lard steady, kett e 11KC Tn pentine steady. Rosin Unll; Btrained $2 60. Tallow 9s9itfe. BALTIMORE, Jone 13.-Bacon has advancing tendency- Shoulders 7Kc: rib sides 9c; dear rib sicks 0 v.r.. Snsrar cured hi.ms I6al7c. Whis? key steady. Pork firm $163?*; others unchanged. WILMINGTON, June June 13.-Spirits turr amine Bteady at 42c Rosin arm; $3 for low No i ; $6 ror extra pale; $5 50 for palo crude turpentine quiet; $S for yellow d p; i4 25 for virgin. LOOISVTLLB, Ju ne ii-Prov l-l ons Arm and ad? vancing; mes* $ie. shoulders 7A,'; clear sid..s 9J?C Lard unchanged. WnisKey 89c. CINCINNATI June i3,-Pork unsettled at $15 75c, with no bu) erg. Lani buoyant at foi^alOXc, swkeo. Bacon demand fair und firm. Shoulders I J exe:.clear side? 9c. Whiskey 89c. NEW ORLEA.va June 13.-Corn Armer; mixed 73c; whit- 73.176c. Oats qniet at 6la63c Bay, prime $28; choice $27. Pori; firmer: messina 17 6a Bacon active ?nd firmer, at 7? 7 v 9'"' ?ii, *Xa9^c; tugar-cured hams I4al4\%i New Yuri-, H?y I SKrrrt Market. t% From tbe Daily Bulletin, Monday, Juna 12: Re elpts to-day 236 bbl* rosin. Spirits are rairiy ac? ive and bave exhttrtted more strength. cloMng at 6o*ld-and-Wii.-aated. .Sales, are 100 b^?OBttl ruAt ?teit* b.Msatr4??C-. 75 Obis, In Matt 47a 7He: loo New York bbls at 47c and loo do at 7>ic Rosins are quiet, bnt steady m valne; no ale?. Tar ls Arm; sales 50 bbls Washington at 52 70a2 80. , . . _ " New Cork Ric? Market. From t$e Daily BoUeHi\ jonday,- June 12 : For domestic the demand Das been tair and prices remain firm, with n"t mncb stock on the mar set. Sales of 76 tes at 9>ial0c Tor good to prime carolina. Forelgnls ialrly active on trade ac :oout, witii former prices ruling for !1 grades. Sales of 150 bags Rangoon at "a'Xc, and loo bags Patna at 7>?a8c. New York Hay Market. From the nally Eulletln. Monday, inns 12; Re? ceipts to day i'70 bales. The supply la not too large, and many of the lots coming, rn are sa carefully selected t.iat a greater portion of such lot ' as bas been ii-rjnerly .saw Igr jshinplng aTejLajLeu. by retairers^t?o^?r-lOff QojgboYe thetP?ceg 190 bale? tor Savannah at $L 4(ro?les foTwl? mlngton at- $i, and 50 bales for Cedar Keys at si. Straw IB quiet; the high prices check the de? mand. J33&lrffLj . 8 Y Ai) interior Cotton Markets. CHARLOTTE, June e.-Sales to-day 10? bales, afr tann 13*? to 17?c Market nra. COLOMBOS, June 10.-Nothing doing; mid? dlings nominally 17c; sales 12 bales; receipts 3; shipments 45. ^D^^?i$l?Xket.T??X Sui WILMINGTON, June 12.-SPIRITS TURPENTINE. Sales of 400 casks at 42c per galton for Southern ; packages. pale. CRUDE TURPENTINE.-Sales or 217 bois at $4-fii. for virgin and $3 tor yellow dip. COTTON.-Salas of v. bale at U, and IO at-i8c ? Receipts by Railroad, irfrte ?3L 'HUCTE UABOXINA RAI .'.Stub. 299 bales cotton. 1 ?3 bales goods. 82 bbls naval stores, 113 pkg* bacon, 6? easts-clay, ase sacire bran, l car stock. Tu Railroad agent, Geo H Walter A co, w W Smith, TrenholrnA -Son, Wm Roach ft co, Smith ft chapeaus Kinsman St How? ell, J Marshall, Reeder ? Dat is, Pclzer, Rodgers & co. Dolmanu Bros, F C Tj-enaolm, U Cabla ft co, FD.O Kracke. E E Bedftrd, Stellens, Werne? & Ducker, K.iack, Wittenberg 4 co, Maqqaeen ? Blecke. M0BTHEA3TBBN RAILROAI'. , 29 oates upland cotton, 514 bbls naval stores,' ?t^i-^S^^ - T P >muh, ll Bischofl St co. Barden A Parker, E U Gardner, Kinsrmm J: Howell. W C Courtney <t co, 0 Leibeoroon, S Fuss, " ringle ft Som calfweh ft on. J E Adger ft co, W w snackelford, stono Phospliatejo, jpfl Ra^ro^l ?rgerst. |? ' y - jj Passengers. _ Per steamship Georgia, r?r New York-Mrs A T Porter aud chlM, Mis E w Macbeth, child and servant. Mrs W R Hoyt. A L Rnstoll. H Harding, J Was. Ington, Mrs Lusier. A Vespmg, H A Bro wir. T I) Fason. L Kason, .ur and .Mrs P Fahay aRd six children, A Ereile, J D sniiih, R Dwyre, J Baker, L v Ballimore, DSheblm, T ? Nelson, J H Kelly, Mr BAtkAlrs Constable. Mrs aud Miss Bragg, Miss F M PHfrotr, Miss M Parrotr, Mr and Mrs P rker, Mrs Jencka, J Rogers, Mrs ?kui, ii McGee, 6e< rge Webb, W Jackson. H Philips. Mr Smithhouse, Mis ii mph v, x i> Bc.ktKip, P Mn I th, -and others in the '< steei age. Per steamship Manhattan, from New York Miss Free;: an. a W Hurdle and wire, Miss Log.in. M Murphy. J Ccok, W B lowie and wife, Robert j Miller andaoa, T M Horsey, J C Herbert, W Mc Lean, J S Hull, Mis? McElroy, i> Lvnch, M Browoi, j ,W A Pringle, D Hall, auu one deck. roux a.*. DA ?c. . 'HOOK S iZLA??S. Full MOOD, 3d 1 hoer, T uitnuus. morn ttl*. Lrv-t yuairer. Kb. 7 lu.-uts. 15 minies, evening. Sew Moon, lTtb. a-liours irz innws. evetimp. First quarter, -.6 b.hour*. 24 minute:,, evenina. 'Jonday. 4.. 52 Tuesday. 4.. 32 '.^dnesday.. '4..02 liiursday.... 4..53 Friday. 4.. 53 ?atcrnay_ 4 ,.53 Sunday.. -4..53 i<rj>. BI8B?. MOON E. t n. mai ~.KVr.'< 1..47 2. .17 2.. 47 3..21 S..62 sets. 7..60 3..31 4.-89 ft..15 6.. 59 6..R8 7..31 8.. 4* JU A M.VIS KMWB. CHARLESTON. S. C. .JUNE 14, 1ST!. &fte - D tl i a : J^^^^e W e? A lo^B^^^h^ C^L^aU,' (I Knri A^jlftpjgA- Mtler.^g^p^^^ahowman, J MjSse ^^'^F^Jj^ ig ?g^fio. J-U B3S I gr?i FPSMI jjlijjl r". J Gor M^^ogagic's Bu^hgtore, P F uaflOar; Co?te |??^lm^^ -(^^^ger^rtiH, ? g^^^ K ri^e^A^.'6 a p 111 ,'tp^W^^o^^e n.' G H Lalan?^h^^^Sitecfe^er^^1^ S R Marsiiaij St co7oi?C8pp(lrnelm. capt L Lovai n, H Ueiding. Marshall A'Ba.K-e, w McLean. J Maloney, Wm Matthlessen, D O'Ni-ll! ft son, D O'Neill. J F D'Ne?lJ, JCOjf ' ann, L Neumycr, W Nolt>, Order, K >':?.rtz, C f Panknls.'E ?erry.jrj PHuce, J Hus ?ell Ravesel ft JO,' J A (Juackeiihtate, J bhuw. L Schnell, Raveoei, Uulmes A co, D H StlooB, stell. Weub ft cg. AT Smythe, w steele, A Q ?lone, S S ?olomons, A Sacht?-o?n.^rV' Shep?leruT? co, AR. ?tlilman SWele ft Wardell, H steuder. F E Schro ler, 8 Thompson, Walker, b vans ?ft Cogswell. J H l'oller". A L Tyler,5 H Wilson ft Br?, j F Taylor k co. Wagener ft Monsees. G W Williams A co. S' 2 Railroad o??. R Tttom.insoa ft eo. P P Toale, J .s. Tvrry ft co. Mrs Taulunson. Wm Uflerhavdt, O F W-Mr^-i*. J.Wurth A 00, il - -A n.lt-, &AVUute. and >jicrs. JCncuunteml strong SW winds "-dowd to Jape Lookui-.t. Steamihln Emn:?. HlnckJej, Philadelphia- 1 e:t-?-?Ti#nn| fd*. jTo<f ArC*rtelhv. S C Kailroad Agent, N Railroad Agent, Bollmanu Uros, H Buiwinkle, Cameron, Barkley ft co. Jjim ! Birrframp-A co, W Brookbanlre, Dr H Baer. Wm M 1 Bir J A co, Rlluck, Wiekeubcrg A co,.G-W Alraar, J Campsen ft co, C Ciacus. Howie. Moise ft-Davis, Uaceueen A Riecke, c Gr?vele/, T M Cater. Man ouc ft co, Kiatte ft co, A Nieraaira, W Shepherd A ;o, Wagener ft Mcn-.ccs, i? F Wietors, A W Eckel fe co. CP Poppenheiua. KrkMe ft Chapman, W H Welch, J M Gr?erA Son. ami nrdhr. Received.from Bennett's Mill. Ul tierces ncc. To w C Bee A co. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Steamship Georgia, Crwen. New York-Wag? ner, Huger ft co, W. A Courtenay. Sehr My rover, Bruwn, Oilent, L I-Wm Roach A co. Sehr P L Smith, Robinson. Georgetown. S C. to load for Portland, Me-J A En ?low ft co. ?UXE^??STfiR?)A?. * '.ii 'Steamship Georgia, Crower!, New Tort. ' Steamer Dictator, Coxetter. Palatka via Jack? sonville, Savannah, ftc FROM TH IS FORT. Steamship James Adeer, Lockwood, New York, J?nelo. SAILED FOR THIS PORT. Sch*. Hannah Lttile,% Crawford, from; PhHadeW phia, J;ine-S. - - . . ^ M-ARINE NEW^S BY TELEGRAPH. . LIVERPOOL, June ls.-Arrived, the Maid of Or leans, Tneobold, Cordfler?., (.'bldetream, juno and Hilve Mount. NEW YOKE. June 13.-Arrived, the Jas Adger, Ciiy of Br oMyn, Thunngia, Colorado and France. Arrivid out, the Neinisis, Rhine, Nesiorian, City 5f London. ' Evening.-Arrived, the Rfjaraship Magnolia, will, the MuTbhall Hose Company Arum Savjsinah. LIST OF VESSELS ur. cutiRED Ksn tiAii.F.n KI.K TSI? IOFT F Ott Kl G N . UVEarniiL. Br ship Island Home, KcLelhin, np.April 6 Br bark Vince. B?-hson, sailed.April 2> Hie Marion. LetTert,.np....^...'.....i....,.May 19 lhe Roru?tmr-, Young, up...'_/.M*y.27 WE8T HARTLEPOOL, ENG. Br bark Kathleen, Lester, ap.Msy 5 BRISTOL. ESC. rhe Biack Prince, Marshall, up.May 22 CALLAO. Br bi ig BeUoni; Jones, sailed.Jan 23 . . i ' CARDIFF. Hie^TK,.Garey,- .sailed.....?. . May c Hie Martha, Lewis, sailed.' [ft/y g. HALAGA. ?pan brig Rosario, Girardo, sailed.Muy 2o 'DOMBSTIO. - - - --- 3S? B08T0K. , ' ?rig L ?Madeira, Moslauder, np."" Jone 0 leta 8 A Reed;3teea\ ftp.-v..f.Ti.. .Jane 6 ?cht Florence Rogers, Sheppard; np .... .Jone 8 Sehr L S Davis, Blahop, cleared.,.June 8 PHILADELPHIA. 3*harfr Roe* SylTja. Oonjt, oteajed.^.. a, ??re 6 Sehr JesseSClark,?latlrfcrearefl..:......Jone .6 BALTIMORE, M| Georgie, Swanjup^/i..?.Jnne a ichr Willie Martin, Noyes, np.Jnne B 5cbr Chimo, Lansil, cleared.Jnne 9 BANGOR, MB. S* Sehr Hannah, Staples, cleared..May 23 Sriippmc, pOR PHILADELPHIA, WEEKLY STEAM LINE-THURSDAYS-CON? NECTING WITH FIRST CLASS STEAM LINES AT PHILADELPHIA FOR BOSTON AND The Sorew Steamship 13 M r I R E, Will oe^d'lCa^tcheCfor Philadelphia on THTTRSOAT, IS tn June, at 5 o'clock P. IL. it om Brown'* North.. Wharf.. > a^TrfroOgh Bills Lading issued for Cotton, '?ice and Rosie, Ac,uto toe New England Cities. ChWago, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and the principar Northwestern Cities. Spirits Turpentine as ersWJSBnWfiS take Lumber n aocooimod aftngTerma. For Freigut engagements apply to WM. A. COURTENAY. junl2-mwth3 No. l Union Wharf. jpM?> STIRdfffe R?/T~' FREIGHTS RECEIVED DAILY, AND THROUGH trill . fi-1*?6 LAiMHCflSSUEO; _* a ? TO PlUUA-DELvTIlI.V, BOSTON, AND THE*CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST. The wine Steamship FALCON, Haynie. com? mander, will sail for. Baltimore on FRI DAT, leth Jane, a? hau past'4 Relock P. M. ev PtilTaittrpnia Freiehts forwarded to tba city by railroad from Baltimore without addi. ?luaai insurance", and Consignees are atlewed am Fie time to sample and sell their Goads from Un? Railroad Depot in Ph?aUe'.2hia. - For Freight or Passage apply to > - ' PAUL C. TRENHOLM, Agent, jnn!3-4_No. 2 Union Wcarves? .^?s crease OLD LINK NEW YORK AND CUARLE? TON STEAMSHIPS. ESTABLISHED 184 6. -PACIOUS AND riLilG AST DECK STATE-ROOM> -THB TERY FAST AND SPLENDID Side-Wheel steamships ol this Line will sall from Adger'a -Wharf as follows : MANHATTAN; SATURDAY, June 17th, at syc o'clock: P. M. JAMES AUGEK, SATURDAY, Jone 24tn, at ll o'clock A. M, MANHATTAN, SATr/RDAT, July let, at 5 o'cloek P. M. ,- a*- Insurance w?per?ent. kifihls Line. 45?- Through Bills or Lading given on Cotton to Liverpool, Boston. Providence and thc New Eng ?and manufacturing towns ut the lowest marke rates. ear* Slate-rooms may be secured in advance wjibout extra charge, .for Freight or Passage engagements, apply lu niR?34 _JAMt.a^DGEB A CU.. JpOR UVESPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN. CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS. j THF. LIVEFsPOOL AND GRJEAT WESTERN .? STEAM COMPANY Will dispatch one of tbeir hrst-ctass, full power Iron Screw steamships from ?* PIER No. 46 N. R., EVERY WEDNESDAY, AB FOLLOWS: NEVADA, Capt. GREEN.?.May 24, at? 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. F?KE MANN.Jane 7, at 9.30 A M IDAHO, Capt. PRICE......June 14, at 3 P M MANHATTAN, Capt: FORSYTH..Jane 17, at 3 P il (?'CkOR A DO, CapLT.F. FREEMAN. Juni 21, at 3.P M WISCONSIN, Capt. WILLIAMS. .June 28, at 2 P M Cabin Passage $80, gold. Steerage Passage (Office No. 20 Broadway) $30, currency. For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to WILLIAMS. A GUION, No. 03 Wah street, N. Y. N. B.-Thcongh Bills Lading to Liverpool Issued by i he "Charleston and New York Steamers, which make close connection with the above line. .For particulars and rate of Freight apply to' JAMES A DOER A CO./ ' WAGNER; HUGER' A CO., maye Or .WM. A. COURTENAY J>ACLFIC MAH, STEAMSHIP 'OOAlPV'i TH KOO on U.vr TO CALIFORNIA. CHINA ANBJAFAW I ARES GREATLY RED U CED. steamers of thc above linc ?etvc i'ier ?fjrf? Sc. 'North River, foot of UunalJiUpL .j reef, N*w York', at 13 o'clock noou, of Hie lfetir .iud -,10th of every month leaoepi when- then, ilotes fan on Sunday, then Vie Saturday prceen '??. - Au departures connectai Panama ^ritn et earn pira for south Pacific am! Central American pori*. Departure of 15th touches at Kingston, Jamaica For Japan And GhJna, ?teamers leave San Fran? cisco Hi st of every mouth, except when .LlaU? ou sunday; then on the day preceding. Mo Caiifo'ru(u>-?teiunurs touoii ut. Havana, ha .io direct from New York to AspinwalL f Que hundred pcujiU?Daggage?ree tv each nd ult "ledicine and'attendance nee. ' For Passage Tickets or other information ap ni *l the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on. tin wharf :oot of Canal street. North River. Nev. rta* F. K. BABY. Agent iulylf-lvr _ Scruing Mat?mes. v* AND THE .WEED" FAMILY FAVORITE LO?K-STITUt? MACHINE. are the best in use. * For Baie on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay mente, on easy terms, or for cann. All tmo- 0 Machino ?ur.enment?, Neetzes, Cotton, (vkutte black and colored,) SUk, Oh, Soa;i, Ac, Ax. Repairing as usual. Circulais and samples 0 ". orK sent on apphcation. D. B. HASELTON, General dealer tn First Class sewing ?ia anises ana Material, No, 307 King street, aucn Charleston, s. G JgLECTRO MAGNETIC BATTERIES, MEDICINE. CHESTS, PHYSICIANS' SADDLE? BAGS, Ac. For sale by DR. H. DAER, mano_No. isnieeiing street. JJEN2INE, DOUBLE DISTILLED, " FOR CLEAN TNG CLOTHES. For sale wholesale and retail by Dr. H. BAER, No. 131 Meeting street. M OTHERS For your Children, use none other Ulan the /HERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL-. Mit contains no Anodyne. For sale by rt he anufacturer, DR. H. BAER. And a?0 tobe had at all Drugstores_ JIBUS8ES, SUPPORTERS, <fcc. 1951 received, ala?geasasortment,and roi- salea DH. H. HAER'S Drug store. OB NEW Y OBX J: - The good Bark FANNIE, Jones,. Master, of small capacity, having engaged the^ larger part ot cargo, w-Ul meet with drspatct For balance of engagements apply to J. A. ENSLow A CO., Ship Brokers, junl4.wf2. No. 141 East Bay. F ISHING EXCURSIONS. . The beautiful Yacht ELEANOR wJJl make, an Excursion to the Blackfish, Bdnlts, 6tart-J_ log from som hern Wharf every WEDNESDAY au FBIDAY, nt ; A. M., and returning in tue after? noon. Lines and Bait furnished on board. Face $1 50. The ELEANOR may be chartered at-any time for Private Excursion Parties.- Apply to Captain YOUNG, on board. jumo. JgXCUBSIONS! FISHING EXCURSIONS! The Steamer WATER LILLY- can be -r charteredon MONDAYS and THORS- dsSBSk DAYS for Excursions, for which she is aunnrub?y adapted. . - . Apply on board,.or to DOUGLAS NISBET, - Junio At Frelgnt Office South Atlantic wharf. E0" F L O ?- BJ-. L '*>. .Af VIA SAVANNAH. ? Th? Steamer DICTATOR, Captain "" L. M. t'oxetiCT, will leave i-ootjiero, Wharf- every 'ITSXI- AI EVEKING, at .-.au (Ajvioc-a, (untli further notice,) for Jacksonville, Fernan? dina and -Pal at ka, arriving ? Laen kt ohari?oiou every SATURDAY AFTERNOON. may ll - ...HAVtNBL-A CO.. Agents, ?HANGE OF SCHEDULE. GEORGETOWN STEAMERS, Until- further notice, the Steamer - .^tT^^. EMILIE, Captain OM). White. rf~VT*Tr leave Oh ar leaton ?very. WEDNESDAY M OUT, ai ? o'clock, and Georgetown every THURSDAY AF? TERNOON, at 5 tfciocK. For-engagements apply on board at Commer? cial wharf, or to . . _ . , SHA?KELFORD A KI?LLY, Agents, Juna No. 1 Boyce's Wharf. N. B. Freight WU! be received this trip for o.Weyfaonthtaiid-Selthfi'eld Mjjls. -, _ XfH>R BEAUFORT, PACIFIC AND OBIS JP .. OLM'S LANDING. ' The Steamer PILOT BOY, Captain a. W. Sly, wllrieavo Central Wharf,_ for Sdlsto, Beaafort/and Pacific Laming, every VONHAY AioaNiwo. at * o'clock, and for Hean fort and Pacific Landing every THURSDAY MORNING, at 8 o'clock. Returning, will leave Beaufort every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING, JU 8i o'clock, and will leave Ed ano every TUESDAY, at s o'ckxik, P.' M. J. D. AIKEN, ' ;m?o5 Agent. OB LAKE.S-UFERIOB THE UNION STEAMBOAT COMPANY, AN? ATLANTIC, DULUTH AND PACIFIC LINE. One of theSpleiidltrsfarrners METKOR, INDIA, PACIFIC, C*eCRN, ATU*TU?rJA,)?AN, KSWEE NA\V\ ARCTIC, CHINA and ST. PAUL. wdl leave. MMo dully ^except Fricl?ys and Saturdays,) at 3 P. M.. Erle the next m. raine, Cleveland- the same night, and Detroit at io P. M.. dally, (ex cept Sundays and Mondays.) for DULUTH and in lerttefliate LAKE StJ?RIOR'POrtTS. '?CaauecUona-are madest J>oloth with the Lake Superior, and .MississippiJftailroad, to8t..J?aol, 'and nil points In* Minnesota, Northern Wisconsin . and to\vu. Jtteo, wlttt the Nwthern'TaClnc Rall roa4foc tM Red River Oeentry. . - ? >:xcjii'8ion Tickets, AT ?RSATLY REDUCED RATES, wm be Issued by'all principal *Raftroada to SL ?T-by ihisrrute, retumlng via an rail.- Or by Rail Routes lo-gt. Pen?-and Duluth, returning via I-Lake, : . - .? -, DnfragThemonrm of Jane, July and Angnst, RxceitstoN Tam will be made via the North snore of Lake superior, visiting the Silver limes, Fort William, Grand Portage, Ac. ? . For further in formation, apply to B. F. PATRICK, General Passenger Anent, Botfalo, N? -?. E. T. EVANS. Manager A. D. and P. Line. 8. D. CALDWELL, General Man?cer U. S. Co. rnav8-mwj?mo* , ? - .. ._ mat27 mwPflpioa Jg ? T AB L I S iTE'D 18 4 4 P H iE X I X IRON WORKS J OU X F. TAYLOR A CO., (Successors to caaieion A co.,j EStiI?EEBB, BOILER-MAKERS, Ac., Ac. corner East "Ba v and Pritchard fctreeu, near tb' JJiyDoek, CHARLESTON.S.-G. MANUFACTURERS OP STEAM ENGINES,. AND BOILERS. '. . Marine, Siatlonarj' and Portable. LICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVER! DESCRIPTION. COTTON PRESSES. Shafting, Pulleys and Gearing Iren fronts for Buildings ' (JOSHUAS qf every kind in Iron or Brass Forgings or every description. <Sr* o naran ree to furnish- Engines and Boilers of aa'good quality und p'wer, and at as low rats. ;ts can bc had lu New York, BaJUmore or Phil? adelphia, AGENTS FQR JUDSON'S CELEBRATED GOVERNOR AND STOP VALVES, which are pur on all Engines made at these Works.. ea* Repays promptly attended to. . * marlo-ni wfBnwsBac E X G fi Ii S I O B H A 1 I C R TON .No DYE L Irlaurbs Healthy and Vigorous Growth'. .War? rante.! not to contain LEAD, Sulphur, or any oilier Injurious Drug. The Excelsior Hair Tonio wiU keep the head clear of Dandrnff, pcevent the falling ?ut of the Hair, and give lt a soft and beautiful gloss. lt is not injurious to the health, or ?he user, nor is it greasy and fithy like many ofrne prepara? tions ut present ottered as Hair Renewers. '? < Manufactured bv - DB, H. BABA, Wholesale and i etan Druggist. ?No. 131 Meeting street, Cbar?aton. rriie par bottle so cents. N. B.-Ail the -pr?paration? maflufaotu?ea by Du. H. DAER are in accordance with f?rmelas given by dist ngolshed P?ysicians, and have been subjected to lougand careful trial?. They'are no secvel reuieiiiec and he ia at ali tirnce prepared to submit these formulas to members ot'tuc protea sion, or others desiring such Information. FOR.TUB BENEFIT OF TH? . FREE SOHOOL FUND, CHARTERED BY THE 8TATE ?F SOUTH CAROLINA, Have commenced the Distribution of Awards in Lands and Tenements, Diamonds, Jewelry, Pianos, Organs, Harps, Statues, Gold -Watches, Silver and Plated Ware, &c, by Raffle, and will continue; twice a day, at 12 M. and 5 P. M., at the G?nerai Office, No. 14?Meeting street, Charleston, S.C. The Directors of the CHAKIESTUN CHARITABLE .ASSOCIATOR, fer the.Benefit' of the Free scltool Fimd, having compiled with the terms ol their Charter, atd paid, averio J. K. JILL80N, stawf Superintendent or Education of South Carolina, the sam of One Ttcffsand,,Dollars, helng the annual payment ot the School Fand ander the chanter, ;-.he receipt being hereto'appended,) have Inaugurated a hy s; tm of Insurance cen ideates widen is surrounded oy every degrttfw fairness, and will be Raffled for twice a day, at Twelve M. and Five F. M.; in public, under the Bnper&uendence.of Captain FE5K PBOt, a"ts worn Commissioner. ... t>Ea*,? v.* . The advantages of lAia system are, that the purchasers can have the ?holce of their own num? bers any where from No. ito No. 78, and the privilege of ilmitlugor Increasing their Inve^tnferrrs at pleasnre. the Schedule of Rates uddpted by me Company will explain-more fully and aecarately andoaa-he obtained at the office ol xhe Company or from any venders. Every Rame that i altes place ls . classed and numbered on the Company's OdIolal Rooks, and takes place twice'a day. as follows; Numbers printed qn Cubes, from No, l to No. 78, are placed (in public) by the Sworir Commis elbner in a Cia sa Raffle Cylinder and are well shaken. A coy blindfolded takes one of these"Cubes which ts exhibited to the spectators and declared to ueaad ie recorded as1 the first Raffled un m ber. The Raffle Cylinder win tben be revolved, and the boy again takes out nnother number, wuicfc ls Bimi larly exhibited to the spectators and recorded as the second Raffle number. This operation wfll be re? peated until Twelve numbers are Raffled out of the Cylinder, and each ur.tnber win be recorded on tue Official Books of the Company in the order in which it ls takeiiin the Raffle. These Twelve num? bers so Raffled io each Baffle will decide all the AWARDS UF CERTIFICATES. All the numbers in each Karde axe equal, no distinction being made as to the order in which the 'numbers are raked in the Baffle, and the AWARDS ARE AT ONOE DELIVERED to the successful CERTIFICATE HOLDER. . ' BlXPLABLAl ioN OF THE CERTIFICATE AWARDS. . Purchasers select-thelr own numbers anywhere from l to 78, and for example, say, pays far the same one dollar. The vender gives the purchaser a certificate with the npmo?r ofnumbers .selected, sud enters thesam? numb 'r ur numbers upon the Company's Register (wits the amount so paid) to ne returned to the office of the Cjmpany try the vender before the Raffle, takes place, ? Par chasers may select a One tanbar Certificate, or a Two Number Certificate, cr a Three Number CeMtflcate, or . a Four Number Certificate. A Single Number Certliicate means a single number selected by the buyer anywhere from I to 78, and shouhl that number be taken cut. in the Twelve Numbers so taken: from the Raffle Cylinder, tne purchaser will be entitled to au AWARD UF FOUR. TIMES the value of Shares lu tb? RAFFLED PROPERTY or ecat of the original Cerificare of Shares. x . \ V A Two Number Certificate means if the Two numbers as the Certificate com? cut lh the Twelve numbers tn ki n from the Raffled Cylinder, will entitle, the successful holder to an AWARD or Shares In Hie RAFFLED PROPER l'Y cf TWENTY times the value or cest cf the original certificate of , Snares. . F A Three Number Certificate means if the Three numbers on the Certif?cate ceme out In the Twelve BO laken from the Raffle Cylinder will entitle the holder to au AWARD of Shares In the RAFFLKD PROPERTY or ONE' HONORED AND I WENT),' TUM ES :iie va.ue oi cost oXjibe original Certificate of Snares. If -but Two or ene numbers are ont in the Three on the Certificate, the nur . chaser wm .receive an AWARD of TWICE the ateount of thevatu? or COBI or the orlgmal .Certificate. * _ - * . ? A Four Nu m ber -Cert i Oca te means' ir the Four numoers on the Certliicate cornrow m the I#velve so taken from the Ruffle Cylinder the purchaser will be entitled to an AWABD of Shares in the RAFFLED PKOPERTY-ui THREE HCNUKEH "lISHit? the value or castor ihe origfftal-C?mAcat? or Shares. If bat Three of the numbers on the jertlMoate are ont lu the Baffle the pureba** wM reeaive an A WARD-ot* Shafts to'the RAFFLED PROPERTY of TEN times the value ur cost of ta? original Certificate or Shares. . . A peison may invest In a Certificare of Shares hr t?rese RAFFLES an Hmoum smSll or large as he Pleases. The Company's Schedule Lise of Awards is made om as the rato of ONE DULL AK PO K OEUifFlCATBS, bnrt^rti neates will bett saed or the value60 and 75. cents; ?u*v?it ?, .53, $4, $5 and to $10 and-upwards, tad the Awar-B delivered pro rata to the schedule Hst or rates. The above explanation will enable any one desiring te take a-share In these nattes to do so under starfdinply, and the Raffles ht lng fairly and honestly conducted in paulie by theswern Commission er' and ezaetly at the sours named, they 'afford a safer means of Investment ttiamany other bael ncaa speculation. The Ant Property Md Lind ser?eme of the Company will be issued In a short time, and viii be Baffled every three months. . Any, further information will be furnished by the General Agent of Ute Company, at their Office, I Na. 147-MEETING STREET, opposite the Charleston Hotel, where Certificates are for sale. J". JP. HORBAGIf, General Agent' of tne . Company, P. -?. Box No. $4$. .".... CHARLESTON. Moy 34th, 187L . Received of the CHARLESTON CHARTTALtE ASSOCIATION, of the Btate,oi South. Carolins* for the Benefit otihoFree School Furn?, (successors cf R. H. WILLOUGHBY A ??M ime Thousand Dol? lars, be? iii: the sum in roll vo be paid Into the hands or the State sarena tenden of Education, ?.as re? quired by an Act or the. Gen eral Assembly of ihe State of boutli- Carolina, passed at the regular Bes sion of 1870-71, approved March ttijM' R J. K. JILLSUN, ' may/"1 -imo State Superintendent Education, South Carolina. = $500, TO HE ,.. ' GIVEN AWAY! -o TUE LID ??SKM? MW, --0- ' g . . R?f?rences in South Carolina : General WADE BAMPTON, General JOHN S. FRESTON, Hon. B. F. PERRY, Hon. W. D. SIMPSON, Governor M. L. BONHAM. ANDREW SIMONL'S..Eco... General JOHNSON HACOOD, Hon 0. A. TKENHOLM, Bon. ARM1S1EAD BD KT, Governor J. L! MANNING, Htm. JAMES CHESNDT, Hon. J. B. CAMPBELL Beferences in New York City : AUGUST BELMONT A CO.. Bankers; MORTON, BL'SS A CO., Bankers;.Hon. CHARLES O'CONOR, Counseilor-at-Law; Hon. JpH.\E. WARD. Conusellor-at-LawV Hon. RUG ER A. PRYOit, Counsellor at Law; Colonel RICrfAtO) LATHERS, T. A. HOYT, Esq..* President GeW Koonr; H DST, THOMPSON A CO.,Factors; ANDERSON, STARR A CO., Merchants; F.-.TTUS A CU., Merchant*; F. ZOOJtAUM A FAIRCHILD, MerUumta. ... $500,000 TO BE AWARDED TO THE TJ.CKET-HOI.DEBS 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, _.-:_j. a' ij.- ?' i*-.- W .<-*.' <^.** .-i ' THE 8butfc 'CAROLINA LAND, AND IMMIGRATION- A3600lATrO*V, UNDER TRR'AUBPICES .ortira "Sousir Carolin? stare Agricurtur?i and Mechanical Society," will give a serieB or concerts at sha Academy of Muslo, Cn atiesten, s. C., coinmenclng October 1st, 1871, for the purpose fit raising a luna to enable Emigrants to settle upon lands sheeted by the Association Tor Homes ot Northern-lind European Farmers and other*, in the State ol south tttiollna, and. ror their transportation thither ami support for the- Qrat j tar. . 150,000 SEASON T?CKET8 OF ADMISSION, AND NO MOUE, AT F1VJ? ^DOLLARS EACH. ALL THE PREMIUMS. INCLUDING' "DEED AND CERTIFICATE OF TITLE ' TO ACADEMY 'OF MU;ic, will pe deposited with, tue Ballona! Sank or the Republic, New 'Tort. $500.000 I1V GIFt^! t * .. lat Girt-ACADEMY OF MUSIC*, Charleston, S. C., cost io build $-.260,000, having an annual rental or about $30,000, iront Opera House, Mores and Halla; the building being abont 380r-feet by 60 feet, and situated comer or King and Market streets, in the centre of the'city, and, well known to he the Quest building and most valuable property in Charleston, valued at. ,.$250,000 'Ml Girt-Cash.;'.. lOOyOOO 3d Girt-Cash. ?19,800 ( 4th Gils-cash.,. 10,ooo' 1 6th Gilt-Cash.;. 5,000 25 Gifts-Cash'-ench $1000.....-.. 95,000 2?Gifis-Cash-each $600.:.;. 13,500 ; 3*0 Girts-Cash-each *ioo.?.-.. 35,000 ? 200 Gills-Cash-eaan $00.,.. w, soo ^.500 Gifts-Oash-each $26....,. :. 13,500 1240 Gilts-Gash-each $10.'.* . 14,500 2404 Gifts, amounts ttl..._\..\.,.?300,000 BUTLER, CHADWICK, GABY & CO., Agents S. C. Land and Immigration Association, General M. C. BUTLER. 1 . JOHN CHADWICK Esq., [ CHARLESTON, 8. C. Ceneral AI. W. GABY, j AGENTS WAJVTED-LIBERAL COAIAHSSIONS ALLOWED. Crommissioners and Supervisors of Drawing: General A. R. WEIGHT, of Georgia. General BRADLEY T. JOHNSON, of Virginia. Colonel B. H. RUTLEDGE, of South Carolina. Hon. ROGER A. PRYOR, ol New York. A. FAIR AJVT> COMMENDABLE SCHEME I CHABLKSTON. S. C., May -n 1871. We tat? pleasure fn certifying that we are acquainted with General M. C. BUTLER. JOHN CHADWICK, Esq., and Genera! M, W. GARY, of the firm or BUTLER, CHADWICK GARY A CO., and know them to be gentlemen of integrity, and we regard the object they have of assisting immigrants to homes In South Carolina of gi eat importance to the .state as well as to the immigrants, and we haye every confidence that thea- enterprise will bc carried out wilt fairness and honesty to all par? ties concerned. : GEO. A TEE S HOLM, I. W. BLAYNE. B. IL RUTLEDGE, A. G. MAGKATB, JAMES CONNER; THOS. Y. SIMONS, JAMES R. PRINGLE. HENRY BUIST, - , WILMOT G. DB8AUSSFRE. TtcketE can be procured of E. SEBRINO A CO., and J. L. MOSES, General Agents, Na M Broad street. . ' mayi3-smos ~ OUTETCAROLINA EAI?UUAT. S '.CHAfiLBStOK, S. O., Jane.8-, 1871. On and after -SUNDAY, June ll, tlie Pa sen geT Trains on ' ut soute r jana Raiiroati wili ru: tsfollewa: . , " TOB A?G*U3TX Leave charieatoa...;.."..-'..-.....v........ ?.3o A. if. '.rr:ve ?ti Angosta...4?3 P. M. FOR COLOMBIA, . ? . Leave \?:?rlestoh..... ?.? A. M. UTive at Obltmtbta ..........?8.40 P. M. i apa cnA^u^sfOK. Leave Augusta...^?A-. M0 A- * ATrive*at Ctarleswn?....... 3JtoP.?. Leave CoWanWa'..;.v.?.?....?.-..v.v... ?.40 A. M. Arrrive at Charleston-.8.20 P. M. THROUGH WILMINGTON TRAIN. Leave A0(rnt*a.s..i....i...,.-./. 8.?W A. M. Arrive at Kingvui.9.05 A. M. Leave KlngvlUe.,.V.*...... 1.4? i'. 4L. JrTriveatAh'g?st?.7.45P.?L. AUGUSTA MIGHT i?XFKhafc. , viSnndaya excepted.!.. * i . Leave Charleston....;. 8.30P. M. irrrVe'et'Aufcrnrta.........i..-.....'.T.a A n. Leave Augusta.-.?.....^ a.oo i-. M. Arrive at Charlestonr..-. 5.40 A. M. . ..", -. OOLUXRU NIGHT BJTRR8B?,-.., r ' (Snndaye accepted.) Leave^tattleatoft....t.......'...'.. . T.io P. M, Arrive at Columbia.*;,;v... a.oo A. M. Leave Columbia..trAvn.. 7.50 P. M. ^eaee<7carieston:..'...i.:...-.*???. M. arrive a; Summerville... ?.6.00 p. M. Leave Summerville.^.....:.4'..7,00 A- M. Arrive at Charleston.8.15 A. M. CAJfSKN BRANCH. Leave Camden..................8/00 A. M. Arrive ai columbia...."..', .10.40 A. nu bwve'ColunrWa.. . .':'... M. . .vrrive a-?t?a?(twi....................... -a.00 E. M. Day and Night Trains make close connections at Augusta.with Ge<?gla Railroad and Central Railroad. .. . Night Train connecta wi'h Macon ana Aigns ta RalrruAd. j . . - . . . , . . . Columbia Night Train connects with Green ville and Columbia Railroad. ' OsmdeaTrain connects at Ringville daily (ex? cept Sun dava) with Day Fassaiger. ?Tra?a, and rune through to'Cqlqmbla and returns on Mon? days, Wednesdays and Saturdays. ;iCS4*C 'ROU L.. TYLER, vice-President. fl. B. FjOgENA, G. T. A, ., jg ,.-. JanlO XTORJT-?E ASTERN B AILBO AD - COlT 1\ a-;.<-o- 1 PAMY. ' v*-if/TJ . CHJkBLRKrdff,' S. C.7 February ll, 1871. -Tr(?cs will ?eave Charrcsvon'Dally at 8:80 A. M. randfiP_M. . . . ja Arrive at Charleston ;;3o A. M. .(Monday a ex? cepted) and 2:30 P. M. ' i. Train does not leave Charleston e R M.; 8?N I1AJW. . . ; . . 'T' ,. Train leaving 6:30 A. M. makes'through connec nonato NeW Ybrk.vii Richmond and AcVjuia i Creek only, geing throngbin?40 h?nra. .-. Passengers 1 carin g by ap. IL Train have choice ot route, yla .j?chm?fld and Washington, or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Thpae leaving FRIDAY by thia TrsJn-?y-t crverou SotroAT In Bal? timore. TJ.ose leaving un SATURDAY.nemaln-SuN OAY in Wilmington, tr, C... This fa the ctreaptst; quickest anflTnost pleasant route to cincinnati, .Ohtcdgoanrt -other pom ta. Wast .and Northwest,' both Tjau? nuking con? nections at washington with western trama or Baltimore amidhioRailroad.'- : ? -.- . ; ? . ? ?. St??OLC?JOSS, : ?ERiiieor.and SuperBAteud?nt? F. L. CLKAP?B, General .Ticket Agent. U M ME R -SCHEDULE, ? On andaJ^.theja-Ji jnaUuL the PASSENGER TRAINS SPA,KTANBCP.C AND UKIpK RA1LR?AB-W?1 rtifdalry: " . 1 Golai uC^B, leaT?Sparunhurg"...... 6.30 A. M. Goingaown,leav.B ?Dioavl.le..,... 7,50 A- M. ?riv?ataSfoTi;. : .!H ?:..-.nlpX-M. ?Kiiwnii* nwre.vtistob.'. ... .re.03 M: Kaiuf&UiavleaveTJB4MHU1S?U...a?s P. M. Arrive a^Sptf.tanh^^.k.^|J P. M. Presldent-B. and ?. RvfR. Union vine, a C., Me? 22,1671. may 25-imo FAS5?NGEK TRAINS on this Hoad run daily aa follows:* ? ... . .'.*.' ' Leave GharkstCB. s.ao A. M. -ArriveatSavaonaa....3.00 P.M. Leave Savannah. .11.15 A. MV Arrive afCliartesto? u. :.._3.20 p. M." . Oonnezts at savannah with the Atlantic A Guli Railroad for Jacksonville, St..Augustine, and al) points lt Florida. Win central Railroad fer Macon, Atlanta, Mo? nile. New Orleana and the West. wau Steamboats Ipi pointa on the Savannah Uiver. At CharJeirton with the Norraeast.eru'and Soath L-'urojut, K;.iiruau?,,and Steamships lor ail points North and West. . , . . Through Tickets over rhls line on sale ax Hotels In Charleston; Screven House, savannah; ami ail pt mci nal Ticket oineeaXorui and South. . Freights forwarded daily to and frora Savan? nah and hil points Beyohd. Through Bills of Lading issued to Jacksonville, Faint ka, Ac, , . ??-...,-> . Tarin* at low as.by anyio^^Mfift^j^Jij 8 octa Engineer and s?pertatendettf. Druos, ?r)trjnfar9i' &t. R?SADALIS. R06.U)ALISi8 the best Slood Purifier; ROSAD ALIS, a jmre cure for Scrofula. HO S AD ALIS, endorsed by Physicians. . ROS.iDAUS, a potent reine ay for Rhetnnatism. ROSAD AUS, a Remedy tried \"anf?.trne... Rf3S LDALI&, ^e>est Altera^ - "?iVe extant. ? EOS. ID Alis endorsed by the followings - Dr. h.'WILSON CARR, or Baltimore. - ' !. Dr. T. C. PUGH, -o? Bartlmore. Dr. THt'S. 3. BOYKJN#of Baltimore. 8r. A? flOBGA^ot-TarboroVS. C,... . r. J. S. "SPARKS, DTNicliolasvlle, Ky. MT. JU P. WHHBLKR, of Lt ma. UM?). 0 Dr. W. HOLLOWAJL.o?FbiladelpJiia.. Dr. J. L McuARTH>L of South Carolina. 7ind manydtner?; *See ROSADALIS ALMANAC* KOSAIiAXas, endorsed by'Rev." DXBNET BALL, now or Mary, land conference, formerly Chaplain lp the Ooo . federate Anny of No; t n eru Virginia. KO^ADALIS * is Alterative, Tonic and.Djucetic, and acts a% one and the same time upoa the BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS and all tue SECRETORY ORGANS, ex pelling all impure matter and ouiwtng un the ' system to a healthy, vigorous condition. " KCHVDAL18 IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. DOWIS, MOISE A DAVIS, } Wholesale GOODRICH, WlNEUAit A CO., Agents in Dr. H. DAER,. . ) Charleston. mar6-ly , . ? ? . f Usaaisen's ?hr?paraiions. DEATH TO RATS, ROACHES BEDBUGS, &c. , NEVER FAILING. - BOXES DOUBLE THE SIZE AS OTHERS. HERMETICALLY SEALED A?>D ALWAYS FRESH. Sold a*- Wholesale by ?. DOW?E. MOISE & DAVIS, And at retail by all Druggists. iehi-omo