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The Fountain of Tears, . . -fi J/ -JU . ! ' If TOO go over desert an * moan tain, Far luto tte country oCsorrow, To-day and to night and,to-morrow, And any b? for'm?btbs an?Tfor years; Toa shall ?omewUh a heart that ls bursting Kor trouble, andtotllrig ami thirsting, Ton-shill certainly1 come tb the fountain, At length, to the Fountain of Tears. .? wi i i <; ' <r ti ?ii i .r-.yIX.-v:: Very peaceful the place ls, and solely For piteous lamenting and sighing. An'J'tnose who come, living or dying, Alike tram,uteirJiopeaA?*their fears; Fmi-?>4v*r*?l?e Sba.*>wfe trie place ls, . ?And Btstoee tbafc"corer-tbeirraoe<<: ' 'Bul'ouTiaf theWood springsthe holy And beautiful Fountain' or Tears. . : ?' .fct".' . iU . i ? < '' M ? .. . :-, I j.. . ?J .-. . i> ..ra? . ABA lt flows, and li flows, with a motion So gentle and lovely ano listless, Aaa mormure^ tuae-'so resistless To Him who bat ti Buffered and bears Toa shaU aurelv, without a word spoken, . IQWel down there and know your heart broken, And yieju,to.theTong curb'd emotion Tnat d^^?iVF?ifiltain -of Tears. ::> 3018 HTJIO : IT. ?or ?^gtvws,.'an!d it grows, as though leaping - - Dp aig ner fae more me ls thinking ; SlAafi ever.lts'tunes gb On sinking libre poignantly into the ears; Tea, so blessed, and good seems the fountain, .Lj&Qhed,ft^?'dr74^ '^ToriJ??6nKI W dowuTiOTOigra la yonr weeping Ajn'd>,a;.he;jodrtad':isco la the tears. ... ...... ..-.Tv.. Then, ?las ? w.Uie y on lie there a season, And sob between living and dying, Andglveup thelaftd'you were trying ,*? dnrfnild your hottes Andy oar fears;. 0 the world shall come ur) and pass o'er yon ; Strong men shall not stay to care for yon, ' 3for,wonder, indeed/Tor'whar reason Your Wayenpuld seem harder than theta. .on;; -J JJJ ?r-rtiF Sot perhaps wh lie y ou ?B, never lifting. Your cheek from the wet leaves it-presses, Nor- caring to raise yoiir wet tresses, ' And jook'hew thccold .world appears O, perhaps the mere silences round yon * ?I things In that place grier hath round you, Yea, e'en to,the clouds o'er yf u drifting, May.s^ot^.you/aom?wh^ your tears. \.'.7::,\.V.,,':?- ';,>iL::' . . Toa may ?eel when a Talling leaf brushes . Toar face asthougrf some one had kissed you, Or think, at least, some one who missed yon Hath sent you a thought-ir that cheers; . Oca bird's U'.'j^ soog? faint and broken, i7 ?W.Pf^WiatMn^eE;wprd spjoken, -E^oag^^n^ar^mtiayourther? rashes .raatTl#e^??"ro;W^?]ig torrect ol tears. il o: rig iiwod ;a>: ; i rai. Anti the tilers shall fl JW faster and farter, '?'Brim'over'add bailie resistance, ? ' 'And roi! dawn bleared roads to each distance Of past desoiatloa and years; ,'loll'they, cover Wie place or each sorrow, . ' ' And leave ybn *s> past and no morrow; '^FOr wn/atmao ls able totaaster jUtf stern the^r??t 'F?nhtain o?. Tears ? If . il ?Aij nt -'I ..::.> -IX. .>.-:. Bnr/tire flbods'ofthe t?arsmeet and gather; < The sound ot them all grows like thunder, ' o, taro what bosom, 1 wonder. Is poured,the whole sacrow of years ? ForEtelmlty^only 'seems keeping MIM?;!^''. M?ywflln%fBeelrjrThe team? ' - [From an "Epic of Women ana other poems," by A. W.E. O'Shaughnessy.] LrvtKPOOL-rer 1^-^99?rft>a gs cotton seed, 2199 bags groan d phosphate, 319 bags sea Island cotton, 931 bags upland cotton. Bairajt^E^er jtgamship Falcon-284 bales cotton; IT:ler(tes^tce7265 bags gutmo, 2u,ooo feet lamber, 20 ba es yarna 34 bales domestics, 4 htuM and 5 bales hides, 340 crates vegetables, 6 packages mdse. - The Charleston Cotton. It?cc anti Naval ' Stores Market. ' ? '" ?mck orraBissTON >aws, i FRIDAS EVSKIKCS June is. un. i COTTON.-This article showed a firmer charac? ter and was marked by a well sustained Inquiry, in #?h||ricei ttrdSBleiFj-a tttiifcjcen*- ? lb. SaJe|||oo|p?oJ.:?>;6ay' J?w*??. .'' ? ie, 8 at IS>?, 31 at 17,3 at n.'?, 22 at I7j?, 43 at 17X, 3 at 18,10 at IS*, 216 at 19, 6 at IDS, 2S at 'i??,'l?V?t'?jtf,'? kt 20,17 at 20K, 2 at 2ic ? lb. We quote: :; ': LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. OBdlnari to good ordinary.15 i316 . -Low middling.-..IB ?- ? a - 'Middiirig.,.:..................19*? Strict riddling.....20 f& iftcfc.-SSe1 marlrxt was'quiet; sales 10 tierces or clean Carolina ap 8??c 3? rb. We quote com " moa to fatf'at tf@SX, good 8H@V?c 1 ! 51 ?&TA? STORKS.-Sole?-to-day nave beer/481 bar? rels rosin as follows: 21 barrels good pale at $5 76, 2 barrels low pa e at_f5 25, 40 barrels No. l and extra No. 1 ? j@4 SO, 18 barrels opaque and dall at $3?4,i 15.barrels low No. 1 {2.Z5, 51.barrels extri Nc 2.12 30, 263 barrels No. 3 at $2, 12 barrel3 'black at. $1 75. lu sprriu-trrpeutiae the only sales were sa barrets in kerosene packages at tee. FaBIQHTS.-To Liverpool, by steam direct, nominal, on uplands ; via New York, v on uplands ;' ld 'on sea islands; by sa;. ?it?Cjft?^?wan?l'^jii .on sea ?land?. * '"jHaVre' ' :W?i?mal!?.. '{?83r^ris?--to New .'erk by steam', 'j^c on nplanus and Vc On stn aland-i ; 1.1 -3 ? tierce on. ncc; by fa??, ??'c f? lb n rjft|a^tW^?-^lfl>exqe^^Jirli<^40Q. II barrel on rt e i. : . $7?s ^ .'vi on iuriiber; $s@ic '# !C on timt>er. 1. ..^toij,.^' ^|?V,i^?^ V,-S?'.cu upland coito:; .^>rbvl'ilence,W ?3 * H..on, bourde. fi tb cn cottou; b; steam $l 9 baie ca Xe* Tort rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, * lb on'?pl?nlis; t!y eailf$T '|t li on boards; $9 oa timber; |3 >* cou on-ciay, aad $3$3 !? cn phos phares. To Baltimore, by stearn, ac 1? to ty ' sail, *S 60s: -u u cn boards; $a?3 25 V ton o phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand bj oar merchants ^t o take lumber .-freights mm ? ^G^^.^n.'^^m:^^ ^u-.si ltlverfG.., and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern potts, and th @12 ^ M are the ra:ei on lamber atul boards. Excu4Nt?u-sterimg tfo.ttay oms x?x?22x. DOMESTIC BXCBAMai. - The '?auka are pnr cha lng lU'ht checks on New. York.at nar; 5 days X off; 10 days ??.off; 15 days - off; 20 days - off: 30 days - a?v^TWrdrsseillag sight checks at ? -Arejalum. . (f .^Hl?d]a^?V?y'i-T^aw^?. r MUNKY HARK CTS. LONDON, June ia-Noon.-Consols 92?. Bondb .OX Evening.-Consotstttii. Bonds 90^. FRANKFORT. June 16-Noou.-Bonds 90??a96>?. Evenlug.-J4oiida 96>?. . -:. . PAHS, June io.-Rente's 33r '52c. ^Evening -Rents at 65c, ex-interest Jaer'Nqpni-iKrelghts steady. Wri JG Oki Kbit, tioveruments Serebtn- stloll. HxchaLge loug 10; short io;,', -r Jnb?eol?gv~>?I#iiey offerings very large at 2a3 per cent, bterhne firmer at i0j*. ?tommerclal biii-i #a??xe; .eciubUS eagles UHal2A?alx>?. Goveni nientsadvancitl >i. Tenne-sers anvauced: other Stutts dulL Te neales7.'>?; new T?^. Virginias ,'<l7l!Ueiw.?3..;-.Luui*auas TO; new 63; levees 69>i; eight-84. Alabamas 1C2J?; sevens 10?. Georgia- Si; .fttvtrt??SKt North Carolliia?47; ne* ?7?. South <Jarol.lu.-u 79;new 6vv. Freights dull and drcop ?BVr .ORLE.IHS; June lC.^-St*rllng. bank 24X. Sight SS. . cold t2?. COTTON MARKETS. LIVERPOOL. June io-Noon.-Cotton firm: *np laDds b.v^i": Oileans 8>id: sales lS.ooo bales; sales of the wi i k 133(Ot,o: expi rt 26.000; speculaiiou 36.000; stoek 945.000; American 614,000; receipts 125,000; Amci K au;fc3,i 0); actual exports 22,000. Afternoon.-Cottou fit m; sales la.ooo; sp eula, ti on ami expon ?000; nearly due from charleston or -avann?h'SXd. i Fvetj.p?.-co. t.-a firm; .uplands 8!?;a8J<d; Or? leans ?J?-I; "salex 18.000 bales; speculation and export 7000; stock afloat 436,000; American 132,t.00. Yarn? and rubrics tirar. Nsw YORK, June 10-Noon.-rotton opened stroriK-flpt?ta.K?K)>4c;' Orleans -:0%c; sales 2000 bales. ;- B\?al*g.i--?Cottoh sirong; Bales 2554 bales; up lat'o- ?ojie ; <B09tW?, inric 16 -^C?tton nrni: mfritlliiigs 207,' i Sic; grti8s re.ceiDis lOOtiba'es; sales S50; stock 5oOJ ; TetelptS'-of tlt? week-' 35?5; gioss 5585; sales ol tn e wet-K 2950 . . "PALfiMOW?i' Jeae ?.---Cotion Armer and held, higher: nudolinas l9'4.r.'-jc; net receli'isSSObales; gioss 99?; exports c-iHstwl.-e ?70: KUM k n>9>; net rec-1' t? ol the week 1240; gr- ss 1800: suits ol the .'wwt?M&f: . ? rj ?.???:.> on NORFOLK, June 16-cotton flt rn; ?ow rabid ?lug 18c; net r ceipte^JIf experts1 coaatwts>- 7t0; Bah? loo: stock 17i0; net il/cclp's ul the week lOJl; expolie foibtwrV? 'BSefiv?ales' of ' ihc week soo biles. CITV Pt.i.vr. Jtme 16.-N-.t receipts of co ten for tte k ?2Q,t'ai .i.. - ^vrcSri?OT?*N.''J'in* 16_- Cot'ou firm ; middling 19 %c. net rev TUN leo": ~>-xp >. is c -asi wise 203: sal s 141: ?ri't*-r?tlil ti-lt irw.H-ia o: ?he we-k 890: exn-r'-coa-it A-e:iai4J4-ic r tn . week 196." < iiiiAjmi^'Jiin?iljV?KQWoa nnvket cl??ed (Trra atuiJictior. live pool mid>vi?gs. u; d lOivfnr New Jerk mulUUug>;sAAS - bah s; rc elnta icc, SAVANNAH. June ie,-Cotton 'jtiii' middling We; net receipts 2106; experts f^stwise 279; sales 350; nock 86?; net receipts r? the weeK 1361; exports coastwise 1710; sales lithe wees. 1150 bales. MOBIL'S, June 18,-Cotton doll and firm; mid Ming 19c; net reoelpts 447 balea; grosai?O; exports coastwise sn; Bales 760; stock 16,241; net re? ceipts of tha week 1627: gross 1530; exports coast? wise S625; sales of the week i860. Ssw ORLEANS, Jane 16.-Middlings quiet at 19}4al9^Q; net receipts 7?6 Dales; gross receipts 927; exports to Great Frltaln 3021. coastwise 1146; sales 2000: stock 65,374; net receipts for the week 6607; gross 8667; exports to Great, Britain 5061; to Havre 7626; Barcelona 400; coastwise 8334; sales ot the weeli 14.000. GALVESTON, June 16 - Estimated net receipts 600 naifs; stock 5198; sales 375; exports to Great Britain 440; coastwise 150; tales or the week 3200. PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, June IO-Koon.-Tallow 43s 3d. Breadstuff's dull. Porn 5SB. LONDON, June 16.-Evening.-Sugar afloat 31B ad. common rosin 6s 9da7s. Turpentine 4is 6d. Cumberland cut Sis. NEW YORK. June 13-Noon-Flour and wheat unchanged. Corn scarce and Arm. Pork dull at $l5ai5Ji. Lard tteadj. Turpentine unchanged at~46Ka47. Rosin weak ; strained $2 35. Evening.-Floor dull and unchanged. Whiskey 92a92Xc Wheat lc lower; winier red Western $162. Corn 67c. Pork lower, $i6. Lard tie ivy, kettle io j, c. Turpentine unchanged. Rosin weak. Tallow flXa9)?c. BALTIMORE, June ic-Flour, family active. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn, white 89J90C; yellow quiet, 77a79c; mixed Western 76a7"c. Cats 7<5a8?a,_ Provl'ions unchanged. Whiskey 93>?i'. WiLMiNeroN, June 16.--spirits turpentine quiet attic Rosin steady; $2 fur strained, $216>? RT No. 2. $6 foreitra pale, $6 50 lor pale. Crude turpentine quiet at $3.for ye?ow dip, and $4 26 joe virgie , . ? CINCINNATI, June 16.-Flonrdull; shsde lower. Corn firm and 'air demand at 66c. Pork drooping; $15 25 asked, $15 offered. Lard nominal at loc. Ba con dnll and drooping. Shoulders 6>ia6j?c; clear sides 9. Whiskey 89c. Lot?raviLiR, June 16.-Fiour Arm. Corn Arm; sacks 63c. Provisions dull and declined. Mesa Pork $16. Ba-on-par ked BhoulderB 6J?c; olear*? sides 9>ic. Whiskey 89c. NEW ORLEANS, June 16.-Flour dull at$6 87K; doub.e $6 25; treble $6 25a6 60. Corn quiet; mixed 73c; white and yellow 75. Oats quiet; St. Louis eic; Galena 63c. Bran $1 26. Hay qmet at $24a 26; choice $26a27. P?fc-*uitt;-*me*? ?; uoba?rs. Bacon duh arid^eac -ar^M; Mtf&c. spgar cured h amB liaise. "L-trdin ratrtfemand; rr?r? loralie; keg ii.l4u,'?c. Sugar very dull and nominal; prime ll>ic. Molasses easier; common 25c; fermenting 32>ic; reboiled plantation 36c, Whiskey 80a**>ic C?tf?e;lC*al5j^c. . -. New York Rice Market. Fromthepaily Bulletin, Wednesday, June 14: Domestic has been a little slow for a day or two. but otherwise uncha: ged, holders having the stock very well under control and insisting upon extreme price''. Sales to-day oi 75 tes Carolina at 9 yal Gc tor common to choice. Foreigu with? out axirtltyltloiJgii lb very gototrtraden-inrjiHV,.' and airpTim? parcels held for-TtM fuinieT-tates-. wlth owners offering moderately. Sales of 500 bags Rangoon at 7a7^c, and 2--o bags Patua at 7 ?ase. ytH ux the Journj: of Commerce: There i>a fa-ii bas?ne?B dtnng 1,1 lorugiv^r^stade B-oeat-si? .id? prices. The Bupply ls lair hut holders 7lo nat ap? pear io be anxious. We notice SK led tr St o bags Rangoon at 7aT&c, currency, and 350 bags Putu.i at zi?t>8c Carolina rn quiet and with lncrea-mi? receip?B prices are drouptog. We ijuute QUO^c for common to fancy. .few York Navul s ; orrs Market. From" the Journal of Commerce, Wednesday. Juoel4: For spirits turpentine the market has a stronger tone. Thc demand com innes good ii on: the home trade, and wi: h s re ruc, d ?tock II sHglil advance In prices is reported We qr.ote mer chan i able lots al 46?c. Sales uro 10 ?ibis at 46.'ic. Rosins-The matk-n for strained i- rather i:i ilse buyer's favor, wita a ruir supply and ?ec; e?.s sale. Pale are arm willi n lair sa!?; felt) bbl* strained sold nt J.' 55: 4t'0 bids a $2 SU,'?uc CO bids pale at $5ae. We qm.'e No. J at ?2 75J3: NO. I at $3d4; pale at $4 2ja.i 50; extra pale at jaja 6 >. Tar ls tcarce and very firm; u.vk is rt purled ni 1500 bid- Wilmington n $3; wegnole Wash'Ogtoa aV5flO?2 TTJ/fti^-imitigioa Sjrfjj/ ? ? * New York Hay Market. From thc Daily*Bulietin. Wednesday, June 14 : Receipts 2000 bales. Receipts are a dttle more liberal, but the demand ls fallt-cqfcrtf Sale* n? 45 bales Tor savannah. 7*5 ror aluc?n, Ga.. SD tor New br rn, and los tor Charleston, all at $i ta per cwt; 60 bales for Wilmington at $1, and.eu do compressed addi.iou lo savanilla and it murker, on private terms, ne all is in poo I demand and ?rm. Straw ls steady ror lung, but liurdlv so lirm Tor 6hort and oat. Wilmington Market. WILMIXG-ON. Juue 15.-TUKFENTINE.-This article has ruled ai unrtinoped prices during the week j ISL past, opening at $3 ror yellow dip and $4 25 fur virgin, and closing ur. same prices. The receipts h ive been light, and ail offered liuvebeeu rt a i ny taken. SPIRITS "TCKPENTINE.-Since the close of our h:st review the market hos rnled Btea<iy and titra ai 12c. All oflerlng hos reudily beeu taken at the ibove figures. BOBIN.-The market has luled quiet since our last leview, the finer grades being i a ken HS one . id at about last week's quotations. Strained ruled qnite active np io Wednesday, when buy? ers'wants were supplied, and to-day aa"?? have .eeo made at $2, market closing very ian.."- at hat figure. TAR.-Owing to the small receipis this ni Hole :as advanced lOc since our inst report. The re ieipts and sales ror the week are about 350 bids, pblch met with ready s;i'e at $2 45 per bot. Interior Cotton Markets. CHARLOTTE, Jane 14 -Sales to-day 73 bales at rom 15 to ?s.^c. Market Irregular. , COLOMBIA, Jnne 15.-Sales of cotton 71 bales; ii tdd lings 18c. YORK VILLE, Juc-e 14.-Market active at from .5 to 18C. CHESTER. Jane 14.-Middllngs 10al7c. CG LUM RCS. June 14.-Market quiet; middlings l?c; sales 67 bales; receipis 150; shipments t?a isles. MONTGOMERY, Jun? 14.-Colton is in fair de nand In our market; low middlings ir vc. '.i?cti;>t? ijjr. KutroKl. Jam 10. SOUTH CAROLINA EA'LUOAD. 238 bales cotton. 85 bales goods, 117 bids na. ral stores. To Railroad Agent, Pringle 4. Soo. 2 W Williams 4 co. Wardlaw * Carew. L D Dc .aupsure, Pelzcr. Rodgers A: c , Smith ft Chapeau, "? L bouwuod, J Marshall. W W Smith, A S Smith, "rost ft Adger, wiss ft co, W c courtney ft co, tona 4 Seignious, o li Wafter & co. Wai c B-e seo. AB Mulligan, Kinsman 4 HOWell, ] BP tiny, and L Dalia. Piuntngtrt, Per steamship Falcon, for Baltimore-Mr J W .undou, wire and child, Miss UrugeH. Mrs K. An jews and three children, J A McIntyre, Robert ddric.i. Rev U A Skinner and seivant, ?iud Pi of ,W Miles. Per steamship Charleston, from New York IF Ctuseitn. A J > hiHolm, Miss rloicuce Keep, j liss Keith, C Keith. Mrs R Finck, H F Horn a ann. J u Hunter, H Uavis,-Mis8 H conway, Mrs ,' Harn and servan t.-Judge O S Bryan. Mrs Cou idyea, L Rice. W Barta, J R Boylsion, Muster W V thdds, and 2 in Kteenii-t;. Per steamer Water Lilly, from Edjsto, Enter rise* and Way LamUngs-iMUsj M U rmi:, L P uigley, and 4 deck. Per steamer Emilie, irora Georgetown. S 0 [rs S Sampson, !tiis9 J Sampson, Mrs Morgan lins Richard-ou, C Ah>tou, Jr. J P-auston. J H ones, wife, child and nnrse. P W Tilron. Thomas lorgau, Mrs Shi HH. Miss M Middleton, J Morgun K He A es, m a 8 deek. l'OBT OAJj EKDAJt. MOON ? [*HA8Kf. uil MOO-J. 3d. 1 hour, 7 muimos, monurie. ?si ouarter. Kb. 7 hours. ;5 uncutcs. eveuifcg. k?w Moon, lTtb. ? bonis o minutes, eveuuu:. ?hi Ijttarter, -.6ih. 5 lututs, 24'mIUUMja, evcLinc . Monday. Tuesdii?.... Weduemtax. Clinrsday... '/rjday. -aturday .v sunday. tr?-. ^^?? sTTi.. 4...riX 4..53 4..? 3 4..1.3 7.. 7 7.. 7 7.. 7 7 .-. 8 7.. 8 7.. 8 7.. 8 ii. I . :..'Ttl. 1..47 I 3...".9 2..17 4..20 2..47 3..21 3.. 62 sets. 7..60 5..15 ft. 50 G. .38 7..31 8.. 4 MARINE NEUS. ?flAKLBSTON. S. C.JUNE 17. 1ST). at 3G deg 46 min 33 sec. | Lon 79 deg 57 min 27 sec. ARRIVED YEVKEKDAY. Steamship Charleston. Bero'. New York-len " 4iiiinsr. Mdse. To Wattn, r Unger A co, w A C lourtenay, s C Railroad Aireiit, J E Adger & co, i E Rnhroud Ageut, dams, Damon ft co, C U J'.TP:)" ft co. D A Anune. Dr U K.icr, E H Bedford, y M Bird ft eo, ll Bischoff * co. W R Bissi-11, W s Ir-se L EEopro.J TJ Bueseh. Bidlmaun Br>,s, U A lowman. FC Borner, ii BOyd,.T M Biistoll ft co, P Btowiie, r S Burnham, Butler, Chadwick, lar.v Jr cn. Camercn, Kaikley 4 c<>, J ampseti St I o, W Curritigton. J c ll Glaa-sen. T M Carer, F E luibec. tirane, tt'oy ston ft c ., E Daly. Dass Bros, ! l.iwi-- M?'i;e 4 Davis, ? ug as * Miller. J s Fairly ? : c. B Fei' mann 4 t-o; E J H Fischer. I) F Flt m ic 4 C<>. Fnruiigoit. Benedict a co. M H Garran- ' 1. ll Gerdts ft i o. W ll Gil-ier-leave. U Craved y, il larbesou ft co, J L Hait, A Hayden, J li tlrtlcn, F lo mes'- Cook House. N A liim!, I) Jacobs. j ( ; ?re?;?. 0 ll jiilinann, Johnsto . Clew- ft co, Kllnck, ..: I'lckeiiburu ft ct?. 0 K>:rri?on. c L Kornahrens. A ?auger, I a are v 4 Aiexauiler, j U Lawton 4 co, a ll Lofz. G J Luhn. M Lahrs. Macqueen ? ito ke. W Mitti blossen. J Mi Ga ry. W i eLean. J '1 ! Miilior A c?. MeL"y ft Riee. L li Mowry ft ?ou, K Nm-viiip. A Mnniz. Mrs ti O'Cciiner. J ij iii ,en an<-, ll (,'Neill. I) O'Neill ft Son. ,1 V li'Neill, w st< nt'orir ft* c. 1) Paul .1 ro, E Pei rv. c p pcp. V ai. In im, Paul, W- ich & Brandes, Ravened ft co, 1 W P Russell k co, SohafferBros, B Scott, Shaokei for? k Kelly, W Shepherd k co, D H Sllcox, D Sol teri, Southern Express Company, Mrs O Stackley, Steffens, Werner* Ducker, E B Stoddard * co, M. Trtest, Stoll. Webb k co, Terry * NOlen, Tobias's Sons, W J Trim, W Ufferhardt. D S Attendlng-Sur geon, Walker. Evans k Cogswell, O H Walter k co, w B Welch, Q W williams * co, O F Wleters, M J Zernow, and others. - __- _, Steamer Water Lilly, Togllo, Edlsto, Enterprise and Way Landings. Mdse and sundries. To D Nisbet, W C Courtney, J Stelber, Wagener * Mon sees, W J WnaleyrKinsman Bros, and W A Boyle. Steamer Emilie, White, Georgetown, S C. 82 tierces rice, 48 bags rough rice, and sundries. To Shackeirord A Kelly, Bollmann Bros, T Tupper A Son, c J Walker, Mrs JD Ward, Mrs Guerard, H Emanuel, C E Neilson, T R Smith, C K Eager, O Gibson, J R Pringle A Son, W E Hager, Fraser A Dill, and others. ? . CLEARED YESTERDAY. Steamship Falcon, Haynie, Baltimore -P C Trenholm. Bark Annie Kimball. S?nson, Liverpool-W B Smith A co. SAILED YESTERDAY. Steamship Falcon, Hay nie. Baltimore. FROM THIS PORT. Steamship Georgia Crowell, New York, 16th June. Bfitlsh Dark Volage, May, Liverpool, June 14. Sehr A S Gaskin, Gaskin, Philadelphia, Jane 13. DP FOB THIS P?KT. Sehr Clara 8awyer, Branscomb, at New York, June 14. MEMORANDA. The bark Aurelia, Lothrop, with 700 tons phos? phate rock, for Liverpopi, was cleared by Messrs w Roach k co, for the Wildman's Island Pnos phate Company, from Bull River, S O, Jone is. X - LIST OF VESSELS CP. CLEARED AKD SAILED POP. TUln PORT FOREIGN. LIVERPOOL. Br shin island Home. McLellan, up.April 6 Br bark Vince, Robson, sailed.April 26 The Marlon, LetTert, np.May 19 The Romaine, Young, up.May 27 WEST HARTLEPOOL, KNG. pr-bark Ka- Ween. -?*sterr up-....May s The Black Prince, Marshall, np..".May 22 CALLAO: Br brig Bedout, Jones, sailed.Jan 23 . ; CARDIFF. X. The R TK -Carey,-, saned-..May 6 The Martha, Lewis, sailed.May .> MALAGA. Span brig Rosario, Glrardo, sailed.May 26 DOMESTIC. I ?O?TOK. Brig L-C MaGetfav Mosl4nder?-np.June 9 .'.'Kif VOUE. Sehr C ara Sawyer, Branscomb, np.Jnne 14 Sehr S A Reed, Heed, up.June ? Sehr Florence Rosers. Sheppard, up ....Jone 8 .-car L'S?-Davis, Bishop, 'Cleared....'..June r.'tii.AiiKi.rirrx. Br batk.Rhea Sylvia, Corm, cleared.June BALTIMORE. . Brig Georgie. Swan, up.June 9 Sehr Wilde Martin, Noyes, np.Jane 9 Sehr Chimo, Lanail, cleared.June 9 ? " " ' BANGOR, ME. Sehr Hannah, Stories, cleared.May 23 F 0 5l}|tjpiTl? s > J? 'Vt Y O Ii K . OS "WEDNESDAY. JUNE 21, AT HALF PAST 5 O'CLOCK 1?. il. NEW IRON STEAM LINE-ESTABLISHED 1570. The Splend d Side Wheel Steamship "CHARLES roN,"iJames derry. Commander, will sail for New York oa WEDNKSDAT, June 21st, at harr past 5 P. M., from Pier No. 2 Onion Wharves. Through Bills of Lading to Liverpool by WILLIAMS A GUION STEAM LINE. To Genoa, Piieaie, Naples, Leghorn, Christiania. Gotten iure, and to uiassow, by ANCHOR LINE STEAM? SHIPS. To New Emrland Cities as usual. insurance by Steamers of this Line >? per cent.. For Freight Engagements or Passage, having erv flne State-room accommodations, apply to tYAGNER, HUGER A CO., No. 26 Broad ut reef, ur to WM. A. COURTENAY, No. 1 Uulou Wharf Junl7-3 F O R S V. W ? O K K 'LP LINK A*CW YORK AND CHARLES TON STEAMSHIPS. ESTABLISHED 1346. rPACIors AND ELEGANT DECK STATE-ROOM? r T%E VERY FAST AND SPLBNDID ?g. We-Whcel Steamships of this Line will sall ^m lilKcr's Wharr as follows : f IANHATTAN, SATURDAY, June 17th, at 5>? o'clock P. M. AMES AUGE-:, SATURDAY, June 24th, at ll o'clock A. M. . IANUATTAN, SATURDAY, July 1st, at 5 o'clock . P. V. . J43- Insurance M percent, by this Line, a*- Through Bilihot Lading given on Cotton tn .iverpool, Boston, Pr. vidente and the New Eng ind manufacturing towns at the lowest marke at-es. ^?State-rooms may be secured In advance ,-ithoui extra charge. F.?r Freight vt i'asbage engagements, apply tc may24_JAMFs ADGEH &. ga pOR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN. CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS. THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY i'ill dispatch one or their first-class, full power ron Screw Steamships from PIER No. 46 N. H., EVERY WEDNESDAY, AS FOLLOWS: EVADA, Capt. GREEN.Muy 24, at 0 A M "YOM1NG, Capt. Wui.vNERAV.Muy 31, at 3"T M EBRASKA, Capt. GUARD..'.. ..June 3, at 3 P M llNNi SOTA, Capt. T. W. FREE MANN.June 7, at 0.30 A M DA HO, Cpu PRICE.,.June 14, at 3 P M IANHATTAN, Capt.FORSYTH..June 17, at 3 P M OLOU A DO,Capt.T. F. FREEM AN. J ano 21, at 3 PM HSCONSIN, Capt. WiLUAMS..June 28, at 2 P M Cabin Passage $S0, gold. Sieeiuge Passage (Onice No. 29 Broadway) $30, urrency. Fo: Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to WILLIAMS A GUION, No. 63 Wail street, N. Y, N. B.-Throngh Bilis Lading to Liverpool issaed y the Charleston and New York Steamers, which lake close connection with the above line. Foi- particulars and rate of Freight, apply to JAMES AUGER k CO., WAGNER, HUGER k CO., may G Or WM. A. COURTENAY pACIFlC MAJJL STEAMSHIP OOilPY? nruouon LIM: TO ?ALI FOR ?3 A, CHINA AND JAPAN FARRS GREATLY REDUCED. i.: earners ot tue anove line leave Pier-rf; a. -"J. North River, loo; of Canal *-?J?, ir**. N?w York,at 12o'clock noon, uitne ism nd S1?I of every mbnili (except when the?? a'.fes 'ul: a:i Sunday, : lieu the saturday preu.ii AH departures connect at Panama witr. steam rs lur south ?'av,nc anil Ceurral American nins eparture of luit louches ut Kingston, Jamaica cr Japan und.duna, steamers leave Sau Frau i>.:-o drat of every month, except when lt falls nv outlay; then ou Hie day preceding. No California bteaniord touch a:. Havana, br?! o direct- from New York to AsptnwAil. one hundred pcuuda baggage tree to each adu't edicine and atleuilauce nee. Fer Passnire Tickets or other inrormniion ann ' the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFItfK, on Uli .".ar/' 'oot of Cana' street, North Uiver Ne? "i:- F. H, BABY, ?gens, jaiyic-?yr F ISaiNG EXCURSIO NS. Tie beautiful Yacht ELEANOR will make, aa Excursion to the Blacknah Banka, start-]_ I mg rrom ifonihern Wharf every WEDNESDAY mai FRIDAY, at T A. M., and returning In the after ? ooo. Linea and Bait furnished on board. Fare $1 50. ' The ELEANOR may be chartered at any time for Private Excursion Parties. Apply to Captain YOONG, on hoard._jnnlO jpOR GARDNER'S BLUFF. AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE PEE? DEE RIVER, VIA GEORGETOWN. The steamer PLANTER, Captain H. S. Cordes, is now receiviogi Freight at Accommodation Wharf, anoTwT MONDAY NIOHT, loth instant Freight and wharfage prepaid. For Freight or Passage, having State Room accommodations, applyjo RAVENEL. HOLMES 4 CO., Jnnl5_No. ITT East Bay. jy/J-0 ON LIGHT EXCURSION GERMANIA BUND FOR BENEFIT OF NEW GERMAN CHURCH Will take place MONDAY EVXNISG, ? _^TT**i>. Joly 3d, 1871. Steamer ST. HELENA?rfiBBC will leave Market Wharf at half-past S O'.C.OCE precisely. A flue Brass Band will be in atten? dance. Tickets can be procured from the undersigned F. W. MEYER, C. H. OTfBN. C. P. GARDNER, F. HAESLOOP, 0.0. SCEMETZER, JR. Jnnio-83tnrm3_ ?_ ?gXCURSIONS! FISHING EXCURSIONS! The Steamer WATER LILLY can be chartered on MONDAYS and THORS-_ DAYS for Excursions, for which she ia aulniraDiy adapted. Apply on board, or to DOUGLAS NISBET, Junio At Freight Office South Atlantic wharf. po R J? L O R I D A, VIA SAVANNAH. The Steamer DICTATOR, Captain L. M. Coxetter, will leave southern i Wharf every *ruE8r?A*i EVENING, at f-.so u CIOCK. (untlt further notice,) for Jacksonville, Fernan? dina and Palatka, arriving bacK at UiarlesiuL every SATCRDAT AFTERNOON. may ll RAVENEL 4 CO., Asrents. ?JHANGE ' OF SCHEDULE. GEORGETOWN STEAMERS. Until further notice, the Steamer EMILIE, Captain C. C. White, will, _ leave Charleston every WEDNESDAY NIGHT, a; 9 o'clock, and Georgetown every THURSDAY AF? TERNOON, ats o'clock. Fur engagements apply on board at Commer? cial wharf, or to SHACKELFORD'A' KELLY, Agents, . Jun3 Ko. l Boyce's wnarf. fJiOWAGE AND EXCURSION?. The steamer EMILIE, Captain C. ? C. White, eau bc engaged for Tow-?_ age and Excursions 'Apply on bouru, tu Aloin, tuercial Wharf, or to tHAOKELFOED 4 KELLY, matL'S-nitlisimo Boyce's Wharf. F OR LAKE SUPERIOR THE UNION STEAMBOAT COMPANY, .AND ATLANTIC, DULUTH AND PACIFIC LINE. One or the Splendid Steamers METFOR. INDIA, PACIFIC, COBCRN, ATLANTIC, JAPAN,' KEWEE NAW, ARCTIC, CHINA end ST. PAUL, will leave B?rlalo dally (except Fridays and fc-atnrdays,) at 3 P. M.. Ene the next mrrnlng, Cleveland the same night, and Detroit at io P. M.. dally, (ex? cept Sundays and Mondays.) for DULUTH and In? termediate LAKE SUPERIOR PORTS. Connections are made at Duluth with the Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad, to St. Paul, and nil points in Minnesota. Northern Wisconsin and Iowa. Also, with the Northern Pacific Rail? road for the Red River Country. Excursion Tickets, AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES, will be issued by all principal Railroads to St. Paul by thisrtute, returning via all rall. Or by Rall Routes to St. Paul and Duluth, returning via Lake. During the months of June, July and August, EXCURSION TRIPS will be made via the North Shore ol Lake Superior, visiting the Silver Mines, Fort William, Grand Portage, tc. ' . Fur rurther information, apply to B. F. PATRICK, Genital Passenger Agent, Buffalo, N. Y. E. T. EVANS. Manager A. D. and P. Line. S. D. CALDWELL, Qeuerul Manager U. S. Co. mai 8-mwi3mos ?piical. jjONEY CANNOT BUY IT! FOR SIGHT IS PRICELESS!! The DIAMOND GLASSES, manufaetured bj J. E. SPENCER 4 CO.. New 1 "rk, which are now onered to the public, are pronounced ?yali the celebrated Opticians of the world to be the most Perfect, Na? tural Artificial help to the human eye ever known Tiley are ground under their own supervision, from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together, ami derive their name. i'Diamond," on accoam of i heir hardness and brilliancy. The scientific principle on which they are con struct ed brings the cure or centre of the- lens di rectly in front of the eye, producing a clear and distinct vision, as m the natural, healthy sight, and preventlug all unplensaut sensatiouu, such ns glimmering and wavering or sight, dizziness, ?c. peculiar to all others in use. They are mounted lu the finest manner, in frames of the best quality, of all materials used for that purpose. Their finish and durability can? not Oe surpassed. CAUTION.-None genome, unless bearing their trade mark sw.rar.cd on every frame JAMES ALLAN, Dealer th Watches. Jewelry. Sterling SJ venvare and Optical Goods, No. 307 Klug street. ocui-stuthlyr Charleston, S. C. - inacbincTTj, Castings, Sit. mamimirrotnoV tXOMOOPATHiC REMEDIES. A f?i.l ASSORTMENTji st received by DR. H. BAER, j lija Ko 131 Meeting strest GIVEN AWAY! SOUTH THE CAROLINA Eeferences in South Carolina : General WADS HAMPTON, General JOHN 8. PRESTON, Hon. B. F. PERRY, Hon. W. D. SIMPSON, Governor M. L. BONHAM, ANDREW SIMONOS. Esq.. General JOHNSON HAGOOD. Hon G. A. THENHOLSL Epr.. ARMISTEAD BDRT, Governor J. D. MANNING, Hon. JAMES CHESNDT, HOB, J; B. CAMPBELL. Eeferences in New York City : AUGUST BELMONT A'CO.. Bankers; MORTON, BL* S3 A CO., Bankers: Hon. CHARLES O'CONOB, Connsellor-at-Law; Hon. JOHN E. WArtD, Cennsellonat-Law; Hon. ROGER A. PRYOK, counsellor at Law; Colonel RICHARD LATHERS, T. A.HOYT, Esq., President Gold Room; HUNT, TFlOMP??tN' A CO., Factors; ANDERSON, STARR A CO., Mercliants; PETTOS A CO., Merchants; F. ZOGBAUM A FAIRCHILD, Merchants. ' $500,000 TO BE AWARDED TO THE TICKET-HOLDERS OF THE SER?ES OF CONCERTS TO COMMENCE ON THE FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1871, AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, CHARLESTON, 3. C., ON WHICH DAY - THE DRAWING COMMENCES, -o . THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION. UNDER THE AUSPICES of the "South Carolina state Agricutural and Mechanical Society," will give a series of concerts at the Academy of Music. Charleston, S. C., commencing October 1st, 1871, lor the purpose of raising a fund to enable Emigrants to settle upon lands selected by the Assoclatl?m'for Homes of Northern and European Farmers and others, In the State of South Carolina, and for their transput talion thither and support for the first year. 150,000 SEASON TICKETS OF ADMISSION, AND NO MORE, AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH. ALL THE PREMIUMS. INCLUDING DEED AND CERTIFICATE OF TITLE TO ACADEMY OF MU?ic. viii ne deposited with the National Bank of the Republic, New Torte, $500*000? I1X GIFTS ! ist Gift-ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Charleston, S. C., cost to build $230,000, having nn annual - * rental of about $20,ooo, from Opera House, Stores and Balls; the building being' ' about 230 fee: by 60 feet, and situated corner of King and Market streets, tn the centre cf the city,, and well known io be the ?uest building and most valuable property :n Charleston, valued at......$250,000 :d Girt-cash.r.;.... 100,000 5d Gift-Cash.:. -15,000 Ith Gift-Cash..*.. .10,000 5th Gift-Cash ." 5,000 25Gifts-Cash-each $ioeo....T....1. ?5,000 >5Gifts-Cash-ea?h $500.T. 13,500 350 Girts-Cash-ea:n $100....:.". 33,000 2id"Gifis- Cash-each $50. 12,500 500 Gifts-Cash-each $25.-.. . 12,300 1250 Gilts-Cash-eoch $13.."..!.-.-.. 12,500 U04 Girts, cmcnDts to.$500,000 BUTLER. CHADWICK, GARY & CO., Agents S. C. Land and Immigration Association, General M. C. BUTLER, } JOHN CHADWICK, Esq., J General IT. w. GARY* \ CHARLESTON, S. C. AttENTS WANTED-LIBERAL COMMISSIONS ALLOWED, Commissioners and Supervisors of Drawing: Gencral'A. It. WRIGHT, of Georgia. General BRADLEY T. JOHNSON, of Virginia. Colonel B. H. RU I LE DGE, or South Carolina. . Hon. ROGER A. PRYOR, ol New York. A 37AIR AND COMMENDABLE SCHEME ? CHARLESTON. S. O., May-. 1871. We take pleasnre In ceriiryine; that we are acquainted with General M. C. EITLE K. JOHN DHADWICK, Esq., and Genera! M. W. GA KY, of tho Arm of BUTLER, CHADWICK GARY A CO., and i now them to be gentlemen of integrity, and we regard the object ?ney have or assisting immigrants ;o homes lu South Carolina of g. eat importance to the Mare os well as to the immigrants, and we lave every confidence that their enterprise wm bc carried'oui with .'altriess and bcueaty to all par les concerned. . GEO. A. TRENHOLM, . I. W. HAYNE. H. H. RUTLEDGE, . A. G. MAG HATH, JAMES CONNEK, THOS. Y. SIMONS, JAMES R. PK1NGLE.- HENRY BUIST, . WILMOT G. DESAUSSCJRE. Tickets can be rrocortd of E. SEBR1NG A CO., and J. L. MOSES, General Agents, No. 34 Broad itr?et. inayl3-CmuB . FOR THE 3 to NF, F IT OP THE FREE SCHOOL FUNI>f CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Have commenced the Distribution of Awards in Lands ind Tenements, Diamonds, Jewelry, Pianos, Organs? Harps, Statues, Gold Watches, Silver and Flated Ware, &c, by Elalie, and will continue twice a day, at 12 H. and 5 P. M., at ?he General Office, No. 147 Meeting street, Charleston, S. C. The Directors of the CHAR1 ESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION, for the Benefit or the 'ree School Fund, having c .mplled with the lentis ol their Charter, and paid over to J. K. .llLL-a N :'taie Superintendent ot Education ol South Carolina, tjtc sum of One Thousand Dollars, being the innual payment of the School Fund under the charter, (the receipt being htreio appended".) have iiauguruted a system of Insurance certificates which ls nurrounded ny every degree or jairneas, and viii be Hutted for twice a day, at Twelve M. and Five P. M., lu public, under the superintendence of ,'aptriih FENN PECK, a sworn Commissioner. Tnc udvuutages of this system are, that the purchasers can huve the choice of their own norn lersany wr.er'e from No. 1 to No. 78, and the privilege or nmltlngor increasing their investments at ileasurc. The Schedule of Rates adopted by the Company will explain more fully aud accurately iud can be obtained at the unlce ol the Company or frum any vender-. Every Raffle that, takes pt ace U dasBed and numbered ou the Company's Official Books, und takes place twice a day.' as ToLuws: Numbers primed on Cubes irom No. 1 to No. 78, are [doced (m oublie) by the Sworn Commis ioner in a Class Raffle Cyliuder and are well shaken. A boy blindfolded rakes one of thebe cubes rhlch ls exhibited lo the spectators aod declared to be and is recorded as the first. Raffled number, lie Raffle Cylinder will then be revolved, ant the boy ngalu takes om another number, walch ls stml arly exhibited to thc spectators and recorded as the second natue number. This operation will bu re tented until Twelve numbers arc named out of the Cyliuder, at d each uumber will be recorded on ne Official Hooks of the Company lu the order lo widen ll is taken In th: Rattle. TheseTwelve num ten so Raffled In each Raffle will decide all the AWARDS ul-' CERTIFICATE?. .>.AU. ?he nuaibers rn each Rattle are crjual no distinction being made as to the order in which the r.tmb?re are taken In the Raffle,-and the A WAK us ARE AT ONCE DELIVERED tu tue successful ;ERTjS?CATE HOLDER. \ . EXPLANATION OF THE CERTIFICATE AWAKDS. ? Purclioserfl selectt^etr. own-nnnrb?re anywhere from l to 78, and for example, say, pays for the nme one dollar. The vender gives theimrcnaser a certitlcate with the number or numbest selected, iud er. tersane same numb t or rrambers'tipoii the compauy's Register (with Hie amount so paid) to <e ici urned to the Ottlce of Hie Company by the vender beforo the Rattle takes place. Purchasers nay select a One Somber Certiiicate, or a Two Number Certificate, i r a Three Number Certificate, or i Four Number Certificate. A Single Number certificate means a tingle nmnber selected by the boyer anywhere from 1 to 78, iml shooiiitliut number be taken-tiut. in the Twelve Numbers so taken from Ute Raffle Cylinder, the mi chaser wm be e?liUed to ap AV\'ARD UF FOUR TIMES the value of shares lu the RAFFLED 'K?PE Bl Y or. cosfrol. ina' orjgip&l HRlMtc of Shares. . jtrTwo^NamrJ?f6errMMfwn'&hW as Hie Certificate come-out In the Twelve lumbers taken from the Knitted Cylinder, will entitle thc successful bolder to aa- AWARD or Shares n the RAFFLED PROPERfY ol TW&NT Y tlmea the valus or cost of the original certificate or ?hares. A Three Number Certificate means if the Three numbera on ihe Certificate come ont in the 'welve so uiken from the Ruffle Cylinder will entitle the holder to an AWARD of Shares ia the lAFFLtD PROPERTY of. ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY TIMES the value or cost or the original lenificare ef Shares. If but Two of tue numbers are out lo the Three on the Certificate, the pur baser will receive un AWARD of TW?CE the amount of the value or cost of the original lenif?cate. A Four Number Certificate means If the Four nnmoers ou the Certificate came out in the Twelve o takeu from Hie Raffle Cylinder the purcnaser will be entitiedto an AWARD of Shares In the 1AFFLBD PROPERTY or THREE HUND.?EU HUES the v?lue or cost ur i he original Certificate of hares. II but Three of the numbers on rhe Certificate are out in the Baffle the purchaser will receive u A WARD of Shares In the RAFFLED PROPERTY of TEN times ihe value or cost of the original leriiflcute of Shares. A person may invest In a Certificate of Shares In these RAFFLES an amount 6mall or large as he leases. The Company's Schedule Lise of Awards ls made cut a: the rate of ON t? DuLLAR-FOK 1ER 11 Fl GATES, but Certificates will bo t-soed or the value of 25, 50 und 75 cents; also, $1, $2, $3, $4, 5 and to $10 and upwards, and the Awar a delivered pro raia to the schedule list, of rates. The hove explanation will enable any one desirous to take a share In these naffl-e to du so under tau dingly, and the KafflVs being fairly arid honestly coudutfed in puolic by the Sworn Cnmmtt-Bton r and exactly at the hours named, they alford a safer means of-investment thau any other bssi cs3 speculation. The first rruperty and Load scheme of the Company will be Issued m a short time, and will be laffled every Chi ec months. . Any further informaiion will be furnished by the General Ageni of the Company, ut ih?ii Oitlcc, 0,147 MEETING STREET, opposite thc Charleston Hotel, where Certificates are for sale. J- F. HORBACH, iexieral Agent pf the Company, P. Q. Box No. 349. CHARLESTON, May 24th, 1871. Received ol the CHARLESTON CHARITALLR ASSOCIATION, of the State of South Carolina, for ic Beneili of the Free school Fund, (?ucee-eora uf R. Hi WILLOUGHBY * CO., one Tuousand Ool IM, being the sum In full to be natd Into ihe hands of the State Sapenuteuden of Education, as re aired bv an Act or the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina, passed at the regular Sea on of 1870-71, approved March 8th, jan. " J. K JILLSON. niay29-imo State Stlperlntendent Education, south carolina. s " ffatUrVttOS;" ' OUTR G?ROUMA~SAiLKUAl>. . '" Ula j^B^i?to^,*S^Mtti*,'?Hi. On anil after SUNDAY, June ll, the Pa-sen ger Irani ? oa '*e tx>u?: O r juna. Railroad will ac asJOAlews: ' V- ?? ?a H yoB AUBCSTA. L*avC Charleston'.:.8.20 A- M. irrrve at Augusta.... 4A> P. M. .' FOE COLUMBIA. Leave ? "harleston...... 8.20 A. M. .rr.ve at columbia-..'.3.40 P. At. POE CHARLESTON. Leave Augusta. 7.40 A. M. Arrive at Ch?rleeten................... 3.20 P. M. Le ive Colombia-. 7.40 A. M. Arr rive a: Charleston.,..-..? 8.20 P. M. THROUGH WILMINGTON TRAIN. Leave Augu-ta..3.03 A. li. Arrive st KlngtUl. fc05A.M. Leave Kin g vi ile.,.1.4 > t. M. Arrive at Augusta.7.46 P. IL ACGtSTA KIQBT EXPBSSS. (Sundays excepted.) Leave Charleston.8.80 P. M. Arrive at Augusta..7.Gi A J. Leave Angusto...6.00 K. M. Arri Tts at Charleston................... 5.40 A. ii. I: V COLUMBIA NIUBT KXPKEB8. .. (Sundays excepted.). Leave Charleston".io p. K. Arrive tri columbia......... 6.00 A. ?. Leave Culata bia.. 7.50 P. X. Arrive at Charleston.6.45 A. aa. SUMMERVILLE TRAIN, ' Leave Charleston.....TE.4.30 P. M. Arrive at summerville.. 0.00 P. M. Leave SnmmervUle.,.7.00 A. ii. Arrive at Charleston..'. 8.15 A.M. - . . CAMDEN BRANCH. Leave Camd?n.............coo A. M. Arrive at columbia..10.40 A. M. Leave Columbia.-. L26 P. lt. arrive at Caron en.:.e.00 P. M. Day and Night Trains make close connections . at Angnsta with Georgia Railroad and Central' Railroad. .. . Night Train connects with Macon and Aoguata Railroad. Columbia Night Train connects with Greenville and Columbia Railroad. , Camden Train connects at Ringville <4aliv (ex cept Sundays) with Day Passei-ger Train, and runs throngh io. Columbia and returns on Mon? days. Wednesdays and Saturdays. A L. TYLER. vice-President. S. B. P10KENS, G. T. A, _Janlfl J^ORTHEASTERN^ RAILROAD C?M . CHARLESTON, S. C., February 11,1871., Trains -wLU leave Charleston Dally at 8r30 A. M. sud SP. MV. - ? ' . ii Arrive at Charleston 7:30 A. M.-fMondays ea* ce pt ed) and 3:30 P. M. Train docs not leave Charleston 6 P. M., SUN? DAYS. Train leaving 6 JO A. il. makes throngh connec? tion to New-York, cia Richmond and Acama Creek ody, going through In 40 hours. Passengers leaving by M. Train have choice of rotrte, via Richmond and Wash in pt on. ur via l'or ts mon tu and Baltimore. Those leaving FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal? timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN? DAY in wilmington, N. c. This is tiie cheapest, quickest and most pleasant route to Cincinnati, Chicago and' other points West and Northwest, both Trams making con? nections at Washington with Western trains or Baltimore and ? ino Railroad.. . > 3. S. SOLOMONS, Engineer and Superintendent F. L. OLEAPOR, General Ticket Agent. . febll-12tnos ._ g UMMER SCHEI/ULE,' 3PARTANBU?TG AND UNION RAILROAD On and after- the 29th instant, thc PASSENGER TRAINS dn the SPARTANB?RG AND .CNION RAILROAD will run daijy: Going down, leavesnartanburg.... 6.30 A. M. Going down, leave Uu.onvHe.. 7.50 A. M.. Arrive at Alston....................ll 00 A-M. Returning, leave Alston....:.12.OJ m. Returning, leave UulonvUle.3:5 P. M. Arrive nt Spartanbnrg..:..'.5.26 P. M, THOMAS B. JETER. President S. and ?. R. R.; Union ville, S. C., May 22, 1871. may 26^1 mo SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAHT ?- fi ROAD. ns Tar rrr TTT nnasaEBB 11 man PASSENGERTRAINS?? n this Road ron dally as -oilows: , ........, -, Leave'Charleston.....8.30 A.M. Arrive at savannah.3.00 P. M. Leave Savannah.1L16 A. M. Ar'nve al Charlestou.?.20 P. M. Connects at Savannah with the Atlantic 4 Qa itaU/oud for Jackson ville, St. Augustine, and a [mints in FJonda. Wit.i Central Railroad .'or Macon, Atlanta, Mo? rtie. New Orleans and the Weat. With Steamboats for points on the savannah, itivcr. ?. H i At Charleston with the Northeastern and sou: h. Carolina Railroads, and Steamships tor all points S?rth and West. Through Tickets over Aids line on.sale at Hotels in Charleston ; Screven House, Savannah; and ali principal Ticket ornees North and South. Freights forwarded dany to and from Savan? nah and all points beyond. Through Bills or Lading issued to Jacksonville, ' faliitka, 4c Tarin* as low as by an v other line O. S. GADSDEN, oci? Engineer and superintendent.. JJsoacsni's Preparations. SSH POP? DEATH TOEAT8, . ROACHES BEDBUGS, &c. NEVER FALLING. iiOXES DOUBLE THE SIZE AS OTHERS.. HERMETICALLY SEALED AND ALWAYS FRESH. Sold a'. Wholesale by " , DO WIE. MOISE & DAVIS, And ?tretall bv au Druggists._rebl^nir -.-j Seining itlacinnes. jFrTGOLD MEDAL SEWlNG^nACHlNE. DOUBLELOCK ELASTIC STITCH. This IB the mobt simple and reliable Two Thread. Sewing Machine in the world. Ic sews direct 'rom two threads, and ls $15 less than any other Irst-class Sewing Machine. Samples can be seen lt No. 155 MEETING STREET, opposite Cherles .on Hotel, sole Agent for the.State. Sub-agents ivanted through me State. Address W. S. fl IS 5ELL, Charleston. Abo agents for Home Shuttle feiand Machine $25, npr4 tuths6mbs' ? AND TBS WEED'' FAMILY FAVORITE LOCK-STITCH MACHINE. ire the best in nee. For sale on thc Lease Plan, with monthly pay lienta, on easy . terms, or for cash. All kinda or flachine attachments, Needles. Cotton, (whir* flack and colored,) Suk, OU, Soap, 4c, 4 c Repairing as-usuah Circulars and samples ot VOTE sent on application. D. B. HASELTON, GeneiL' dealer in Firs: Class Sewing ma chines ana Material, No. 307 Ring street. a3gi7 Charleston, s. c Q.EK?AN SOOTHING CORDIAL! AN INVALUABLE REMEDY FOR INFANTS I Tilla is the best Medicine for young children luliering with Colic, Diarrhoea, or any other com ilaint, imident to Teething. lt may be given arith safety, as it contains no opium, or other in urions anodyne. - Price, 25 cents a bottle. Manufacture 1 and for sale by DR. H. BAER, Also by the following Druggists: ( i. W. ECKEL 4 CO., Dr. A. RAO??l" VT. W. A. SKRINE, A. O. BAB BOT. V. T. LITTLE 4 CO., J. BLACKMAN, '. M. COHEN, Dr. E. ll. KELLERS. 1. S. BURNHAM, GRAMAN 4 .?OHWAKE, t W. Al M AR, J. LOCKWOOD, . J. LUUN, W. T. LINN, W. A. GIBSON, And by Druggists generally. jan^