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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TBI-WXXKLX. THE QhMMim, BVBBX WSDWEBOAT MOBRTBa. *Y JUMA&&fJU*liY?r EDITO B AMD FBOFBIXTOB. ?w Bo ok and Job Printing of every doeorip Id for tefl' rn 4b6^?y aWcnnt? pfjf sifter* for the fl rut and 50 cents each subsequent in BUBS0BLPTIOH, A*tt3r?!ftix months, 4* U0;> TrifWo.oklJv-J 6Cf Weekly, 1 50. - ooiiq wnl nm-V lord-for tron&?orring ?jt?sameranaod ships by railway overland Iront?'?ri?^o?y1 of States navAl ?o?stru?tor, and ^thesre. The plan ia to employ an ordinary float' ing dook,tontee'*?V*fc?el ntid pince it 'm??St?S?SLWS?m 4?flW onojWwfcQte ia.?UHed iip'?oa pro por Jurada, a; locomotive ia ott?obed.aud tho T??MV IB hao??d ftlraylila#?My: otheir porta?on ia W..Uke i9mt?k'M ?ft be,fcQ? forty to eixty ie ot nv ido, wi Un eight oi moro Tails, thp road-b?d to bo tr?Ado capablest Sust?itilng any w?ignjtll^^r*. Hano?om thinks ouoh a railway ? with dooks, eto., thirty-rm von miles'across the Isthmus Of IMn?mfe, could bo built for $22,t>DO,?0O, Wile a canal, with tho nr> oessarj'Jpskf vsnd bastos? wotild oost eight times that sn m, or Wore.' .6 ?t? first sight snoh a project seems visionary, but more improbable achievements have been saooessfally accomplished; the eleo trio telegraph, for instance. ? :. .... H-.11 'l?a H^jf/ The old ijAyle of presenting eaoh guest at A wedding -with a box,' containing a liberal slice of wedding cake to take home and dream on, has again borne in fashion, and ia.muoh .moro sensible and ngit??ab?o ??1 a!K:p?rrieVttan'hav?nW'tt very elaborate oake in the centre of the rlv^d^^^)VYork fro^m^fhin Fr^oise^." It weighs BO von ty tons, and. is to form the basin of a new fountain at Central Park,, ^^?lft^t?-.;. v/ KV. Alexandra Damas, Jr.. has uttered a b?H mot . on the woes of Paris, fie de? soribes the great influx of ?trangers to that,0^^pW8erit wr,?vi?t.li> the universal exposition of human folly." ? REAB PARE F?? I* Ii Y 0 Agne and fever. The only preventive known for Chilla and ! Foyer lathe use of Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps ' . Wolfe's Bohiedam Setonhpp'o-- ? _Ia good for ?yapopaia._ Wolfe's Schiedam Sclmapps Ia a preventive ot Chilla and Fever. Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps Is recommended by all the Medical Faculty. Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps Is g<iod foraUKidnoyand BUjdder.CJonrplftio^n, . - Wolfed fichiedate Schnapps' v*l Ie good for Gont. Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps Is good for O olio aad-E?ba in tbe-Stotunch. Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps . 1 .. .. Is good for ah Urinary Complaints. ? ' Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps Is imitated and counterfeited, and Purchasers wiU have to uso caution in pnrcbaaing. Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps Is used fa.Il over the world hy. Pfcyj?ie?ajh?, in U '. H ? ;;tbeir<.raotioe.i InTl I beg leave to call the attention of the reader to testimonials in favor of the Schnapps : t. feel bound to say that I regard your ??uHApra as being, In every rcupnct, pre-emi? nently puro, and deserving of medical patron? age. . At all events, it ia tho purest possible article of Holland.?in, (heretofore unobtaina? ble, und. aa such, may bo safely prescribed by physicians. DAVID L. MOTT. MD., Pharmaoeutieal Chemist, New York. LOUISVILLE, KY., Sept. 1 -I feel that we have now an artiolo of gin mutable for auch cases as that remedy is adapted to. . .DH. J. W. BBIOHT. ..Soim?pps" 1B a remedy in chronic cat arr. hal complainte, otc: I take great ploasnro in bearing highly creditable testimony to its efficacy, as a reme? dial agent, in the diseases for . v hieb you recommend it. Having a natural tendency to the macons surfaces, with a alight degree of stimulatUni, 1 regard it aconbof tba muet lin. SOTtant remedies in ohronio oatarrhal affec ons, particularly those of the genito-nrinary apparatus. With much respect, your obedient servant, CHAS. A. LEAS, M. p., NewTYork. r ?}S BI*B. Sro K BTV, NEW Yoax, Nov. 21,18H7 UDOIJUO WOLFE, Esq., Present.- DBAU Sm: I havomfcdo a chemical examination of a sample of your "Schiedam Schnapps," with tho intent of determining if any foreign or injurions aul; ot^&cehadb??n added ?bf tho simple distilled ^Tho examination has reunited in tho conclu? sion that the sample contained n<> poisonous or harmful admixture.; I have been unable to discover any trace of the deleterious sub? stances which aro sometimes employed in tho . *3nltara?Mtn ot liquors. I would mjt hoeitato to nae myftolf. nor to recommend to others, ' for medicinal poi posea, the VSchiedain Sohnappa,** as an excellent and unobjectiona? ble variety of gin. Very resp oe t f ul ly yours, (Signed) OHAS. A. ?BELY, Chemist. CHBXIOAL AMD TECHNICAL LABOBATOBY, 18 ExcBAtras PLAoa, Nxw YOBK, NOV. 20, 180?. UD uno WOLVX, Esq.-llEia SIB: Tbeunder oignod hate carefully and thoroughly analysed a sample of your "Aromatic Sch i ed am Schnapps," selected by ourselves, and have fonnd the same free from all organto or inor? ganic substances, more or less injurious to health. ? From the result of oar examination, we consider the artiole ono of superior quali? ty, healthful aa a beverage, and effectual In its medicinal qualities. Respectfully yours. (Eignod) ALEX. TBIPPEL, Chemist. FBANOI8 E. ENGELHARD, M. D. For sale by all respectable Grocers and Druggist*. UD0LPH6 WOLFE'S EST., April l-|pr3mo 22 Beaver aL, Now York. Free Bo np every day, at ll o'clock, at POL LOOK'S. ! titojf?ll yi>>*nd CIA . .f .. d >iii4<| rt If.?.i j -??-? H .r j--nlrt'?.A .^uiMnnl ?vi-?i>'(0-o0od J i . .. , - ! .'" : X"; <'1 ?Tiuvdoi t*i ; ? .'' Ul'!' ?' .?. ' fpIOKETS to tho Concerte of tho SOUTH OAlt?ft^tA 1 A^t?^?P|a'B>'^0N,i(J^fei pWlWO deTOO^rde^^^.^u^ ^P^M^Mm panted for tho Counties of LanoaBter, Loxingtjofc?rifcr^^ Pl?ftWtHHOJO'J ULI ??|S| " I *??hrj (?1 '>: ' ' .'???.." 10 ^T/J , ' 'Perietal Agents', Oommbjai's,, C.' m craiOT ipBH ,nw?ii ?otf? ha/i FOR THE. BKNEfi&l* <0^H?i3>: 1-i t? ?, ?iii JJ ! '.' i FRSEWSOHOOL F*D, IH?RT?ED M T1?E STATE OF SOUTH I???? ,.> - HIVE COMMENCED AND WILL CONTINUE THB-DISTBIBUTIOK OP AW?I?DB- IN i Lambs and lenemonts, Jewelry, P?BEOB, Organa; Harpe, Statues. Gold WatcheB, -Silver and Pl?tfedj WatoiDiaujonds1,Ac.;*hyjBMflb','twice'a-doy, aV 12 M. and 5 P. M., at tho Oeoeral 0 ill oe, No. H7 Meeting etreet, Charleston, South-Ca iolinai-- ; ? '. *j;< 1 Tho Directors of the Charleston Charitable Association, for the Benefit of die Fred School Fund, having complica With Hid t ernie Of t hfcjr phar ter, and paid over to J. K : Jilteon, State Buporlntehdont of Education of South Carolina, tho enrh of ooo thousand dollars, being the annual payment to the Boh?ol Fond nuder the Charter, [the receipt being hereto appended, j bavo inaugurated a system of ''Insurance Certificates" which is surrounded by eveiy degree bf f abrites?; and willbe raffled for twice a day, at 12 M. and 5 P. M., in public, under tho su? perintendence,of. Captain pcuu Peck, a sworn.Coinrniaeioner. .'. .-*'/?'. ^hemvjratsJoc.of wi system atO..ttalUh? purchasers can h ?ve \th o choice bf their own numbers anywhere from No. 1 to No 78, and the privilege of limit inp; or increasing (heir in? vestments at pleasure. Ibo Sch ed uko of Rates adopted by Ibo Company ' will explain moro fully and apourrttftlyi and can be obtained at the Office of tho Company, or JJom any venders. Every raffle that takes placo ia claeaed and numbered on th? Company's Official Books, and i ak es placo twice aday? as follows: JV J NomberS tiriht?d on Cubes, from No. 1 to Ko. 78, are placed [in publics] by tho aworujCom mfMoner Jn a Ol?es Rafflo Cylinder, and BTU well ehaktn'. A'~boy blindiofdf d"f?l'cs one of those Gob?s, which la exhibited \o tho spectators and declared to be, and is recorded ss, the 6ret'raffled number. Tho Baffle Cylinder will then be revolved, and tho boy again takes out notbor numb?ri which is similarly exhibited to the spectators sud recorded aa the second raffle number. . Thia operation will be repeated ?uti) twe've nun bert are rpfiled out of the Cylinder, abd each bomber " ho recorded on tho official boobs of tho Company in the order in which it is taken in tho raffle. Those twelve numbers eo raffled in each i afile will decide all the Awards of Certificated; I AH .the humb?ra in each raffle aro equal, no distinction being mado aa to tho order in which the numbers are taken in tho raffle, and the Awards aro at ouco delivered to the suc? cessful Oer I ?Acato Holder. EXPLANATION OP THE CERTIFICATE AWARDS. Purchasers eeleot their own. numbera anywhere from 1 to 78, and, for example, say, pay for the same onq dollar. The vendor gives tho purchaser a Certificate, with tho number or numbers selected/and enters tho same number or numbers upon the Company's Begleter, [with thq amount BO paid,] to be returned to the Office of the Company by tho vendor bofore the rnfflo'ttt&GB placo; ' P'jrohaecru may select a one nnmber certificate, or a two number certificate, or a three number certificate, or a four number certificate. *A sid fels nuihbBr certificate scteaD sa single nnmber selected by the buyerlany where from 1 to 7B, ann ehould that number be taken out; in the twelve numbers so taken from the Baffle Slylinder, the purchaser will be on tit led to an Award of four limoa the value of shares in the affled property, or cost of tho original eortifioate of shares. ?ti two number certificate means If the two numbers aa the certificate comes ont in the twelve numbera taken from tho Baffle Cylinder, will entitle the successful holder toan Award of, shares in the raffled property of twenty times the value or cost of tho original certificate of enarca: -. ' A three number, ourtiflo?to means if the three numbers on the certificate como ont in the twelve BO takbnfrom the Baffle Cylinder, wUl entitle tbts.holder to an Award of abarca in the raffled property of 120 times tho value or coot of ' tho 'Original' certificate ot shares. If but two'bf tho numbera aro out in tho throe on the certificate, the purchaser will re?oive an Award of twiootho amounts! the value or coat of the original certificate. A four number dnfUficatemeana if tho four numbera on tho certificate come out in tho twelve ao taken from tho lin file Cylinder, the purchaser will be entitled to an Award of shares in the raffled property rf SOO times tho value or coat of the original certificate of abarca. If but throo of tho numbera on the certificate are out in the raffle, tho purchaser will reccivo ao'Award ot abaros in the raffled property of ten times the valuo or cost ol the original cer? tificate of sharea. A person may invest in a coi tideate of shares in these raffles an amount small or large aa he pleases. The Company's Schedule List of Awards is made out at the rato of ono dollar for certificates, but certificates will be issued Of tho value of 25, 50 and 75 cents; also, fl, f2. ts, $4, |5*ind to 910, and upwards, and tho. Awards delivered pro rata to the schedule list of rates. Tho above explanation will enable any one desiring to take a sharo in these raffles, to do so understandingly, and thu ra tilca, being fairly and honestly conducted in public by the sworn Commissioner and oxactly at the hours named, they afford a safer means uf iuvestmcnt than any other business speculation. Tho first Property and Land Scheme of tho Company will bc issued iu o short time, and will be raffled every three months. Any further information will bo furnished by tho Company's Agent, Main atrctt, opposite the site formerly known as Jan ney'a Hotel, next door below Union office, whore certiheatoa are for salo. Xi. T. Columbia, S. C., AGENT OF THE COMPANY. All certificates soldin Columbia will be decided by thc 12 M. drawings, daily, and books closed at 6 P. M. tho day previous. CniULESTON, May 24,1871. Received of- the "Charleston Charitable Association," of the State of South Carolina, for the Benefit of tho Free School Fund, [successors of R. H. Willoughby .t Co.,] ono thousand dol? lars, being the sum iu full to be paid into tho banda of tho Stato Superintendent of Educa? tion, "as required byan Act of tho Oaaeral Assembly of the Btato of South Carolina, passed at the regular stsaion of 1670-'71," approved March 8,1871. J. K. JILLSON, June 2 Imo Stato Superintendent Education South Carolina. 03~ Specimens of,the Premiums to bo awarded may be seen at Mr. I. Sulzbucber's store. * $20,000 TO BE DISTRIBUTED TO TICKET-HOLDERS, IN TOE COLUMBIA CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. ?s O THE following PROPERTY and CASH Will bo placed in thc handH of tho Trnstecp, John Agnew,Sr., Maj. Melghan and lt. C. Shiver* in fruit for the benefit nf Ibo Ticket-holders Pf ?he above Association, to be delivered to those who. nu tho day of tho refile, may bo enti? tled io liiem. Tho ettie io the real est?te bas been placed iu the bunds of Col. P. \V. McMaa ter, Attorney ?t ?,aw, who will examino the saino und givo true warranty deeds, free from all enoumbronco,' on the daj- of drawing. Tho first prize. i? tho Temjierance Hall, now occupied on tho first floor bvMessrs. L?rick fe Lowranco. ThWlo* in OS feet front liri Miiri strout, by 2G3 feet deep. Tho hnildlng is 150 feet lot?g and two stories high.- It ls now .leased for throe years for fl. 10!) per annum, payable monthly in advanao; valued at.... . K,. . f 15 OOO Second Prixe-Lot adjoining HOBO'S Hotel, il foot front, 2f8 fvtt deep, valued at. l'flOO Third Prizo-Lot adjacent to above, Soffet-t front, 208 feat deep, valued at. i loo 1 Cash Prizo...-. 500 2 Cash Prizes, $100 each.. 2U0 4. Gash Pt iz?s? at 850 ea oh.' 200 110 Cash Prhios, at (10 each..' 1,100 120 Prizes..?20,000 2,000 Tickets, aVltO each._. ..$20 000 Tioketa may be had of the General A?cnt. Dr. Ki W. WHEELER, at Tcmncraiic? nail', or at tho Music Store of Mosers. LvBRAND ,t SON, Messrs. JOHN AONEW .t HON, T. M. POL? LOCK and D. O. PE1XOTTO 4 SON. The following gentlemen have consented to superintend the drawing: J. C. B. Smith. A. G. Brenizer and Henry E. Soott, in connection with a committee of threo Bolected by the Ticket* holders on the day of drawing. Aa the tickets havo met with a rapid salo, it may bo safely presumed that tho drawing will take place by the 15th of July, at tho Temperance Hall, Columbia, S. G. As tho names of the tickotdielders will be registered in a book which shall bo in posses? sion of tho Trustees on the day of drawing, parties may feol SBturtd that no more than 2,000 Tickets will be issued. . ' REFxnxNczs.-E. J. Scott, Son fe Co.'e Bank; Col. J. B. Palmor. President Central National Bank; Citizens' Savings Bank; South Csroliua Bank and Trust Company, and W. B. OuJick, Cashier Carolina National Bank. Capt. Wado L?rick, Agent in Lexington. For further information, addroes DR. E. W. WHEELER, June 0 Box 88, Columbia, 8. C. bponod a PRIVAT? <Btt??ri>?N G H0XT8B, ob. Plain.?tfosK n<?4r BtO}. Tb? boc-o.iaiarfto and airy^an^ rapaU.ony D^eottha ogmfarjs P^ifo""16- ri fi u" , ?_dSKi? j ..iRaviliQBjHoteliiOhaxlefiton, Sf C.. Il OA Ill> PKUl? JD AV,, M .?PU UBS. Hi L. BU TTERFIELD, Proprietress1. I B. HAMILTON. Superintendent.. ?>.: Juno 16 ?-' ' & CO., " . JSTo. ? iv". Ehweiler.Strutt, 'JlaUimort, Aid.,. I -.?I ) ? ' M Rauf ac turara uf PORTABLE AND ST AT IO IV Alli' STEAM ENGINES AMD BOILERS, Patent Improved, Portabio ' 1 ClilCIILAH SAW iIII,I,S, I OAJVO; NULA Y A* J) SASH SAW MILLS, ??? RIST MILLS. TIMBER WHEELS, BHIN \Jf OLE MACHINES, Ac. Dealers in Clren lair Saws, Belting and Mill supplies generally, and manufacturer's agents lor LeffeTu Cele? brated Turbine Water Wheel and every do B?rlptien'of Wood Working Machinery. AGRICULTURAL ENGINES A SPEC?ALTY. 49*Send for descriptivo Cataloguen and Price Liste., May 28 itu ly -?iii?) tlh?Vi 16 ^daiot?iiiii?i (>?< '.?ii lui; : George Hxiffgin&' Agonay, <? . ,1 i?ir?JiflO ats ski .?> T pwtcft? .'" 'i.' M EslallULed itt Columbia, & ?..H1. J?. ??$41H ' \ .1.1 JJtO' ! ? lo .vh?K?Ml.J // . , :i i! ::T<M .. 7- ? UT.-r-i rTiBTB fbliqwing companies have' .competid tvitB tb? Ittrs of tho ?tate, of ftontbOaro liua? ?od han> boen dolf licensed by tho Co inp? trpUer.-Qenoral of, tho r?tato, and by city oj Columbia, for tho prceon'. year, representing a . CAPITA 1? OF OVKU 0,0 pO.OOO. / /Etna Fire Inenraneo Company! Of Hartford, Connecticut. <..:' .\' ' '. . imperial Firo Innurauoe Company, pf Lon-, don. ,? Union Fire Insurance Company, of Bah Franclaoo, Oalifornia. ' '.?? ". . 1 . Pheonix Fire lnsuranco Company, ol Now York. . M! U-.i.iA ??? >. .2S>yu Putnam Fire Inauranco Company, ol ?Hart? ford, Conn oct Icu I. '', . . Manhattan Fire ItiHuranco Gom'patryyoT Kow; York. it? ti.' t.mi l l UEOIIOE J1UOG1F?K, Aa?nt. Omca at Mr. Duffle's new boukatorv. oppo? site the Columbia Hotel. May 20 itSnio THE SOUTH CAKOIJN? ,'. , ,-' Land and Immigration Association TTNDER tho auBpiccs of tho "South Carolina State Agricultural and Mechanlcnl Society," KJ will givo a HE ll I KS OF CONCERTS, at tho Academy or Music, Charleston, B. O., com? mencing October 1,1871, for the purpose ot raising a fnnd to enable emigrants to aettle upon landa aelectod by tho Association for homes of Northern and European farmers and others, in tho Statu of South Carolina, and for their transportation thither and support for the iii Ht tear. . ? / >. i 1 REFERENCES IN SOUTH CAROLINA-General Wade Hampton, Hon. B. T. PermGover nor 51. L. Bonham, General Johnson Ilagood, Hon. Armiatead Burt, Hon. Ja nu) a. Cheenut, General John 8.-Preston, Hon. W. 1). Simpson, Andrew- ShnondB, Faq., Hon.G. A.Tr?nholm, Governor J. L. Manning, Hon. J. B. Campbell. $500,000 to bo awarded to tho ticket holders of tho series of concerts to commence oh the first of October, 1871, at tho Academy of Music, Chark eton, S. C., on which day the drawing commences. . 100,000 Season Tickets of Admission, and no more, at $5 each. All orders for Tickets directed to us or oar Agents, strictly confidential.. ? ( , All tho premiums, including Deed and Certificate of Titlo to Academy of Music, will ho de- J posited with tho National Bank of the Republic, New' York. $500,?fOO m GIFTS. 1st Gift, Academy of Music, Charleston, 8. A. coat to build 1230,000, having an annual rental of about ?20.000 from Opera Honse, Stores and Halls: the building being about SSC feeiftry CO, and situated corner of King and Market streets, in the centra of the city, and well known to be the Quest building and most valuable property in Charleston; valued at #250,000 2d Gift- Caab. 100.000 3d Gift-Caab.;. 25,000 ?th Gift-Cash.1.;.1O?00O 5th Gift-CaBh..0,000 25 Gifts-Cash.oach 4L.000. 25.000 25 Gifts-Cash.-.each 500......12.000 350 Gifts-Cash.each 100.1... 35,000 250 Gifts-Cash.each 50.12500 500 Gifts-Cash.eaoh 35.LV;;w.'!'..V' 12.600 1,250 Gifts-Cash.?..*._each 10. .12.000 2,?04 Gifts, amount to.'.. i....$500,000 BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY & CO., Agents South Carolina Land and Immigration Association. GEN. M. C. BUTLER, ) JOHN CHADWICK, ESQ., \ Charlealon, 8. C. GEN. M. W.GARY, COMMISSIONERS AXl) SUPERVISORS OF DRAWING: . . General A. R. Wright, of Georgia. Colonel B. H. Rutledge, of South Carolina. General Bradley T. Johnson, of Virginia. Hon. Roger A. Trvor, of New York. Juuo C .. lmot GREAT SOUTHERN HEIGHT AND PMSHKM Lilli. CHARLESTON, S. O. TO AND FROM BALTIMORE, PML?DELPIM, NEW YORK, BOSTON, AND ALL THE NEW ENGLAND IffANTTFACTTTRINCr CITIES. THREE TIMES S|8j??rtf^T?'./\X\~?1?#T A WEEK. Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays. ELEGANT STATE-ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS. Sea Voyage 10 to 12 Hours Shorter via Charleston. TOTAL CAPACITY, 40,000 It A I.MS MONTHLY. The South Carolina Railroad Company, AND connecting Roads West, In alliance willi the fleet of thirteen first claaa Steamships to tho above ports, invite attention to thc quick timo and regular despatch afforded to the business publie in tho Colton States at the POUT OF G ll A II L E 8 T O K , Offering facilities of rail and cea tramporlation for Freight and Passengers not excelled in excellence and capacity at any otlur port. Tho following splendid Ocean Steamers aro rc Ku'arly on thc line: ** 1 TO KEW YORK. MANHATTAN, GEORGIA, M S. Woodhull, Commander. H. Crowell. Commander. CHAMPION, SOUUH CAROLINA, R. W. Lockwood, Commander. T. J. Beckett, Commander. CHARLESTON, , CLYDE. Janus Berry, Commander. J. Kennedy, Commander. JAMES A DOER, ASHLAND, T. J. Lockwood, Commander. - Ingram, Commander. JAMES ALGER &. CO., WAGNER. HUGER ,fc CO., Agents, Charleaton, S. C. WM. A. COURTENAY, Agents, Charleston, S. O. TO PHILA?K1.FIIIA, VIRGINIA. EUP/TO " Alex. Hunter, Commander. C. Hinckley. Commander. SAILING DAYS-THURSDAYS. WM. A. COURTENAY, Agent, Charleston, 8. C. T <? UALTINORB. FALCON, MARYLAND. Ll aiiiio. Commander. J olin BOD, Commander. SEA GULL, ? ... ? ? -, Dutton, Commander. Sailing Days-Evory Fifth Dav. PAULO. TRENHOLM, Agent, Charleaton, 8. C.* Bates gnat ant* od aa low aa those of competing lines. Marino Insurance, one-half of ono per cent. THrlOUGK BILLS OF LADING AND THROUGH TICKETS Can be had at all thc piiticipal Railroad Offices' in Georgia, Alabama, Tennceeoo and Missis '''sita'to Booma may be recured in advance, without extra charge, by addressing Agents of tho steamFihips in Charleaton, at whoso offices ir. all oaBos the Railroad Tickets should be exchanged and Berths assigned. Ibo Through Tickds by this ronto ludada Transfers, Meals lind Stato Room, whilo on shipboard. " ^9 The South Carolina Railroad, Georgia Railroad, and their connecting Unca, have largely increased their facilities for tho rapid movement of Freight and Passengers between the Northern cities and the South and West. Comfortable Nicht Cars, with the Holmes Chair, without oxtra ohargo, have been introduced on tho South Carolina Railroad. First class Eating Saloon at Branchville. On tho Georgia Railroad first class Sleeping Cars. Freight promptly transferred from Steamer to day and night trains of the South Carolina Railroad. Gloso connection made with other Roads, delivering Freights st distant points with groat promptness. The managers will uso every exertion to satisfy their patrons that tho lino via Charleaton oannot bo surpassed in despatch and the safe delivery of gonds. For further information, apply te J M. SXLHIRK, Sunt rinttndent, Charleston, S.O.; B. D. ? HAREM,, Oenoral Agont, r. O. Box 4 079; Office 317 Broadway, N. Y.: 8. B. PICKKWS, General l Passenger and Ticket Agent, South Carolina Railroad. ALFMBD !.. T?LBR, I June20 ttimo Vice-Presid?nt Bcuth Carolina Bailroad, Charletton, 8. C. i or SOUTH OjVKWariCXTUOID COMPAHT, 0&r:tj*r??,*i>&.]'r?no 9, 1871. Louve1 CalnmbI* -?ie/v.;T?.,.. ? |/.?/?. .1.7.?I?tn Arrivo?tiObwrleatop?tkiw? t?* . -.-. ; xa SiW p<m i rr?Vo at CoTo?pJa a^.,.,., ,830 n m ?ionx EXS?nfeBV,yjjMojTJiHDII?cc^ J. ::7T > tn Al N, ij[?lbaaTB^?iolB?f fe?.fi "'.' WX Leave Oolnmbiata.UkJ/iUivviC*..A i. V:??0 p-j? f5tft?X*. ?^Vjeetpn af. ." K, ?| ,... j ?j.. MM^Mn Leave .Charleston ?U^,;.r........... ,7?1Q bxni Arrive at CxjlriinbW'at?; ...... ;.. l'.fcOO? j? ? Camdon Accommodai i?tf ' Train" Vn?l "ctW: tinno to run toCfot?nrbuV.'M luraiorly- Mon-1 s', a; rajtkeffle^ Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta. R.-R.> ni B??'IiBIN'fpSDEL?i'FS OJjffLOB,. < S^^^^?? nett? ?tthTnW..' tho fol -1 lowing schedtiietfili ber en over' tWtfTOS/ck1 '1 int* <?ditTO>aoctiz.'-. . !? (T.u ? . . .. ..;T?*?6'?x5i Sti|j.7?*(tt.??(*ja?:: Leave Augusta.8 25 A. M. . > ,6.00-P. M.. Leave Columbia.8 O? ?.M. . ILOQP, 2. Arrive Oharldtte?.1' .-.2.? PVM.; . Kff/A. 5. . . " nonra-aouTO-*-' r u. ft t!;nc-ri Leave Charlotte.TiMA'AfioH 18.00 PvHi ' Leave aolumbia.i..,,2^.P.^f.^. ,2.254,1?. AMve AuRuat?.7.OT P.-M, . 5-???*H, Wp. 1 Train dalry. ?ti: 2 Train''?>uy,fluh^ days excepted.- Both- trsiha malro cloie 6ttt>'J nection to all pointa Nor tb, Booth ^and Weat. 1 No.. 1 Train makes .cjqao conuecyon at Ri?h TbroUg age c???ti?tf J to all principalno?nte.'' ? i;1J Htandard Time-Wanhin?tan City. Timo, -r. E. P. ALF^ANPBB, General Sup. . i E. R. Donen, a OD er tl Freight and Ticket, Agent/ '? *.>?> . j ; -JntieiO Greenville aod Colojahia, Railroad, ? j . " ' . . COLUMBIA. ?. C.', MABCII X, 1871.,.,.J ? fcfeaaa TnaaaKBP ,PJC? and after thia . 'flWfHjiWSSS^c?EdMe, the ioUowlba schedule will ho mn daily, "Sundays excepted, oonneoting with Night Trains on Konth Caro? lina Railroad up and: dowe;? olao with Trains going North and youth on Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Ba^joa^ \. .?,". - . m? Leave' Columbia at.. ..;. Av...... i Ci ' 7.00 a. vs j1 I! Alston................9.10 ai nj' Nowborry. ll.1&O..TO. : ?' Cokesbury..8.00 p.m. ?. Belton......1. .H...f...ipwj?;n>. ArrlVe at Groonvillo................ G.S?p.in. : DOW?. Leave Oroonviilp at..... ????. 0,15 a. mi. ? " Belton.....J-8.05 a, m. . Cokesbury:... .T.... :'..:....10.07aVm., M Abbeville.8 15 a. mi " Nowborry.. . .V........1.?0 p. m. " Alston.,, 4.05 p.m. Arrive at Columbia.......;. 5.65p.-mi THOSi DODAMEAD, Qeneral Bop. I rj M,. T. BAT?TLSTT, Oaseral Ti?iiQt Agent.. : _.t j . 8chetiule on Blt^o Riflge Ruilroad. ; HM?BBBHin LeaVO'Atad?rBon?. . ... -4.20 P? M. * fflgwra Pendleton, t J-..;:0.20 '* irw^^^. '.-?i Perryv?l?...J..8.00 CV,i I Arrive at Walhalla...,,.....,,7,00. Leavo Walh all a.*.3.80 A. M " Perryville...^,,.....,.4.15 .. ?' Pendleton,;. .V."..5.80 " I Arrive at Anderson......... ..... .C15 " Waiting at Anderson one hour fox. the arrival I of np train on Greenvale and Columbia Road. Jnly 31 W. H: D'. QATLTiAltp, Bop,1 Sh^mer Schedule .???.?>' R. R.. i , To ?on\n\enee Wlhj?fqtt, 1871. rxgm?mi DOWN TWAIN.. . TIP TRAIN. IW AfHv?. Le?v?; '^Arrive. Leave. Bp?rtanb?rg. ? 5 SO'' h- 6^5 BateBvUle. 0.00 G OO i til 4^3 Pacolet. - G i b G. ja - 4?40 .4.45 Jonesville. 6.43 G 48 4.05 .4,10 Unionville. 7 25 7.50' 3.05 3.25 Santnc. 8 20 8 25' - 2 30 2.85 Fish Dam. 8.40 8 45 2.10 2.15 8 li el ton.,O.J5 9 20 , .1.85 1.40 Ly lea? Ford... 9.40. 9 45,. 1.12 LIT Strothor..10 05 10.10 12.50 12.65 Alston. 11.00 12.00 Mav24 THOS. B. JETER, President. . Change of- Schedule. . OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA Bl B..?P-. CQ??>A?v'BHcn?8, N. 0.,r June 8.1671. bo mn over thisj?oad in accordance with tho . following TIME TABLE." ; Traine Going East. 1 r Trains West; .?pre?*.. . Jftiff. - Alt DIVE. 1?AVC . AnillVE. l^KAVE. T ; Charlotte - 5.85 am - 8.10 p rn I Salisbury 8.03 a m "8 23 a m 5.26 pm 5 80 p ru Gr'nsb'oll 084mil.l3am 8.25pm 8.85 pin i CoShopl2 40 pm 1.05pm '9.56p-m 10; 18p m n?lab'ro2.28pm 2^3pm 1183 pm.ll 37pm Raleigh 5.06 pm-- . 2.05 a nv 2.4Q ft m . Cold abor o 7-20 am Trains Going Eaet. Trains Weat. Charlotte7.15am ! 8 00pm 8alisb'ry 4.32 a m 4.37 am 515 pm 6.26 pm' Gr'nsb'o 1.25 a m 1.35 am 2.10 pm 2.20 p ru, Co Shop ll 37 pm 12.02 am 12.30 pm 12 50 pm BillsbrolO.07 pm 10.09am 11.07 a m 11.10 a m Raleigh 6.58 pm 7 40 am 8.45 am Goldsb'o 3.00 pro Jone 6_W. H. GRBKN. Mae, Trana. Thief Proof Drawers. THE undersigned have received the Agency of these DRAWERS. Th*v are the one thing needful for the pro-r r\\ir> *k tection af every store am A,LDW| /\/^ H shop in Columbia, af- ' ^MPfloVEO I fording a sure pr ot ec- T . _ . . ' H lion from tho ligbt-fln- HU LOCK5 URAWERH f;crcd gentry. For salt -. W ow, by FAIRBANKS et CO., L JOHN AGNEW A SON. AQ?KTS, B 252 Broadway, N.Y. |ij - T?.' NO FIRK ?Steto V?l-Vw'ASMtWCl. WARFIELD'S #ijffiM0&$ SOAP.' THIS SOAP .washesporfe?fly in cold water," soft, hKrd pr salt..'It remoVos grease, oil and paint from'garments. 'Tt wa ehe* all; kinda of ROO cl a-cotton, flannel j silk or woolen.'. It oleanaea silver, plated ware and jewelry without a era tching. If j tho articles are much tarnished, rub them with'a piece of flannel which has plenty of the 3oap ort it. To peoplo who do their own washing, it is invaluable. It will save ita coat in one washing. For sale, in boxes of thirty-six bars, by EDWARD HOPE. April 0_Agent for Sontp Carolina. BRANDIES. 5OASES James Henneeay's <fc Brandenburg Freres BRANDIES, imported direct, and oflored pure and unadulterated. These com? prise vintages or 1835, 1858, I860 and 1863. Stock of Hooke. Clarets and White Wines in? clude some of tue most famous brande as well aa sound foto priced goods. For salo by March 25_GEO. BYsTMERR. >^VLD BANK im.LS ?nd MUTILATED. VJ CKBItKNCT bought and sold by Nov 28 6mo_D. OAMt'RILL. Broker. Blackwells genuine Durham Smoking To? bacco at POLLOCK'S.