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.Iun6rte4rin theDj?Qrat 76"..ceht?jnftr/ssuBjp i?r-t??fffi?ft arfa R?Wt? .fiW>#,^!.kfti? jjertmn. 3 Lpn*J? jftfigetobU S* Mfo wea** month-oT y?fj-T?* reaB?h?b?e Tates. } t,,, A v Daily", siktoonti^i^^ ? ?t? W0Cfrlj.jUgp,,,tg .Vj I:-,.-, ,0 |g PH?HKJ?A'R3><IN THB UNrrir?'B?AirEj.-^ The tafe! rromb?r of pby??cianB? paid., tazos to..ibo-Qoverornent for tibe. yoMnflnd?ig Ap?l-80, 1871, waa 40,788. Of these there' yt we regular or allopath*1 patbio, 133; eplepUo, ?^CO; .iniaeeliane-. otu*..,or. not -olasai?od, 1,770.' ?Thesd fig-area' st?ow that' thonumber, en^a^ed in . !ltW^f?^?PilflP. Waa b'eott o^er^eq?i mated.; ,^bp usual guesa nt tho bamber of .bomeepathB has been 10,000. . It ie believed that the Governmontliftt iff Very ' fur^eln^^ciearate', as it ia .Vo^?a^f" f ?r'; a". Jo??<?'ri';tft kopo out.o? the woy, of the as SeSSOAr? fi ri j i?itA'anib 1 ' 'bi *?> ?<?' ' Thepopulation of .England e'nd'wales baa. bean officially ann ou need as 22,700, 000-a little over half the preg?nt popa? lattbtf ofj'the. ;Unlted. Btate^, \?itli ?how much '?ruaU(|t' territory it only n'??ds a glauco ib tho map io discover, L- Some' idea may bo formed of the oapa?ity bf our own, ?ouptry,for onlargemen^tand progreBj.'^jboJit Wo reflect-, bpup A tho power BO long wielded by th oe o little islands over the destinies of the world, with poBsesaionB in* every elimo, and maintaining an industrial away over half the ponalfttf?n of, the.gb^be..'. .--j It * isn't fashionable for reigning sovereigns in Europo to hpeak "fluently the language of the oonntriea they role. The Gzar talks Bnaaian like a Uiitoh ruan; xtbo Danish king has a awo/ot Ger mah1- nccGut;' Amadeus of Spain can't talk Spanish at all; King George koowa lessrfffPffai&fiih Latins ?nd riitilo pf eith^?lie<|r^nanM? iUustr>t&| *?? Toscan jlEmperor William's O or m un haa the twang of Berlin provincialism, and Charles Bernadotte talks French better tb an Swedish .! ' ".'Vj'' ! .' ! The first pastime indulged in by the Voruailli?tSv after overthrowing the Oom - mono, was to go ont gunning after jonrn.?EMf?5 yJSffit spb rt Ipr o Ved tL bb very enlivening, abont 1,000 being popped" not extend; They are already surrounded with tribulations and annoy anees enough, without the certainty of becoming tar? gets for crazy soldiers, in the event of an insurrection. A faithful old dog who bad run with a Louisville..fire, company for years,.and alw?yflJii?d? ita part bf bis dhtyX? k?op people from standing on the boso at tires, fell a victim tho other day to mis? placed confidence in a policeman and a piece of poisoned liver. Tbo engine company tamed out and gave the old fellow a big funeral; but they did not eojoy.it half so much as they,would if the whe^f had ]be?n)tbe policeman^ ( X foot race took placo at Cincinnati one day last week, wbiob was participat? ed in by some 8,000 citizens. They all oame out ahead of ' the Irih?t?o who waa after them with a carving knife. Some meri,who have not traveled faster than f , walk for years, are said to haye, beaten the time of that California horsed "?A Saratoga belle who dressed nineteen times a day has gone into a decline. So boa hhrtf^th.er/.j H? depilaos'J to pay . hisnoieilv !? J ii tl 1.t. V? l ii r ; ? miUl NATIONAL BANK ' . ?.. oeii?SBiA, a. c. mt?^t Capilal, $100,000. AUTHORIZED C1AP1TAI., .&O0.0?O. om? nut H. John D. Palmer, rresident. A. G. Brenizer, Cashier. J. Eli Gregg, John B. Palmor, P. W. Hellas ter, B. D. Benn, of B. D. Benn &, Bon; G. W. Bearden, of Copeland & Boarden; B.L. Bryan, of Bryan & McOarler; W. C. Bwaflkld, of lt. & W. C. Bwaffleld. F. W. MoMaster, Solicitor. rrefeWayrS Weft? opto'fer-Jute traiiiefoi JL or a general banking business. CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT of curroncy oi coin, bearing interest at the rale of seven (7) per eenV. per atmt?fi, in bind, will be issued. Deposito from County ?^ceriB.esp?ciaUy'so< lioltad'. also, .from Trutzes, A4n?mslt*ators, meo??btn, Prqfvisional Heh, and others*. ' Particular attention given to accounts oj Oily and Country Merchant*, and other buhi ness men, and the usual accommodations ex jweBffyi?t \f fejb/iop??, an^ iptlie? eri danesa of debt discounted, and money loaned on collaterals. Stocks, Bonds, O old, Silver bought and sold. Mutilated Currency purchased at a small discount. Sight Brajta df^r??irecl ^ffn'all tfctarom! nent pUo?if'ln'' Ai^?Snd, -mtmiB, Scotland, France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Ben mark and the Orient Leitete of Credit itsued, I ayable in any of the abovo places. Drafts ,on. all. the. prominent .oiUca:io thc Urdled ?tate? bought apds?ld. ; ,. - Banking, l?ona e oppoalto; Col umbi*, fie toi. Open from fl.to.ft. , , , , S?&j?U - ? ? mi Tienga: m ":r;';,;j- . Uffl iBlay Malt Beotch.Whiskey, Bli _?vf Bobcrt .BurnetfavOld Tom1 Gio, Otard, Dopajt ? Oog&aD Brandy. . Duff Cordon's Pale Sherry, S"utli-siJo Madeira Win?, itondoc Dook.,Fort Wine, Hibbort's London iPortor, MoEwon'a Bcotch Ale. Tho above direct from the importera and; warranted pare. I For sale by ' " EDWABD nOPE. The Exchange HOUEO TIAS been overhauled and re-arrangod for tho Spring and Bufo mer. ' Iced bevc _ rages compounded at short notice'. - MayG PAY8INQEB & FB AM KLIN. Tho only lino Playing CardB at roixocit's Received1, J!NT^JiSSTr?'LPL? WED A T THE HA ??Ot 'SEVEN PERQE"/H%\ HU A KA UH, , ON. GER TIE J VA 3TES VE HEP 0S1 2\ . . - t ..Vj nj MON^AN.?.O(J0 VE TS. ; j - ti. Ti 1 - OFFICERS. . - .' Wm. M&rtiiiy President. ? : johnl: Th^r^^^^ I A. O: Brcniier/s Cashier. . . . 1 S . ' T,i H; Ha wy or, ' A?aiutant Cashier) in charlo of Ure,lichee. - John O.B. Rmi th, Awi-tent CsalueiN . . , Directora. .'' ' W?d? Hampton-, William Murtin, A. O.HBB kell, Y. W. MoMastor, John P. Thomas. E: H. UolnUBh.sJuhn I). Palmer, Thoma* E: Gregg1, Ool?mbH. ? ; ' ? . J?-EH Gregg, Marion. , G. T. 8cott?Newberr!y?' ? ' 1 W. G. Mayoa, Newberry... B. H. RntIdd?e,'Obarlt?aton. .. ? Daniel Baven ?l, Jr.. Charleston. . ' Moo) i anica, Laborero, .Clerk?, Widows, Or* fibana'and others towy note deposit their say age and draw a tibetal rate of interest thcro ob.: Planted, Professions! Men -ndTruetee Wishing to draw interest en their fonds until 'they require* thom for buaipeaaor other pur posos: Parents desiring to set apart email junia for their children, and Married Women und Minora (whose doposita can only bo with drawn by themaelvea, or, in case of death, by their legal representatives,) withing to lay ivaldo funds for 'futuro use. aro hero afforded un opportunity of depositing their moana whore they will rapidly accumulate, and, at tho ?arno time, bo Buhject to withdrawalwheB Hooded._Aug 18 Thief Proof Drawers. THE undersigned have received the Agenry of these DRAWERS. Th'V ore the one thing needful for the pro- r~-- - *'v tection of every store ant VJ ^ 'A/S** I shopin Go^^i^ i al . nMPRrjV*ED' / | foraing.k ^BD ^pfotey.--- ' i -* ri ? I Mon from the lir-bt-fln- TlLL LOCKS DRAWER! gored gentry, Sor salt - fl tow, by FAIRBANKS & CO.. ft, JO?N AGNEW & SON. ? asara? ? 252 Broad way, N. Y. ? ? 'I.'??.".; 12 The Great Medical Discovery T '."br. WALKER'3 CAXIFOXttTIA VINEGAR BITTERS, 23 Hundreds of Thousands 2? j ?~ Bear testimony to their Wonder- ?, w c o o ral Cum t Ivo Effecte, ggu till ^^rngsp^ jy i ^&^? r?<?>r'Drt l N K.Pl? Mado or Poor It uni, WulMiev, PrOfl ?vlH5iahd*X?*fl'ltii'>l.lrtll,il-'l<;.>t <. r.-d,r;?i.:V'i tand sweetened to (Plouse tu? t.-.'.rr. r;Uicd"'??'i. les,"" Appetisers,' . . Itcstorcr*," AC. I!.at lea-, tho tippler on to flruntretincss and ruin, hut arc a truo Medicine,made from thc Native Koon cud Herb? of California, trev. lVr.ni ntl Alcoholic Stimulant*. Tuey ate thcC.'UEAT H LOO D PUKlFIEIt ami l.IPR C?IV1NU PK.IN CIPIJS a perfect Kenovalor nnrtlnvlsoritor nf the System, carrying off all poisonous matter a::d restoring tho_*jlood to n healthy condition. Nu person can take those Bitters acconUiu; to dlrvi ? j lion and remalli lonp un well. ?Sfot- Iu?uni]tj|iio?-y cuni Chrouie Uarit^ miuiani und (?out, Dyepopaia III* Indi ircatloti, !ll(lou!>, llciiilt lent nml later* initfeut Fevckii, DlaciiHrit of thu Illooil, Lhrr, Uliliiryu, timi Kindlier, these lt it' tern hara, bee-a itipat BiicceKcful. Hitch l)i? rnMCn aro eaus?d-by'Vitlatf*?t Rlontl, ?'hieb la Koncrally produced hy derangement of th? DlttOMlvO Oriinim.' ' -DYSPEPr*!A C*lt lNni?F.STIOX. Ili-aditche. Patti lu tho Shonldern, C*Oll|*lM, Ti;;lit i ties* of thc Chest, TXszhtes?,Sour I%rnctatlo:is of ? the feto:nr.T!i, I'.arl taste Itijtb'a Hnnlll Billons At? tucks, ra'ip!talloa-of,.t"ie'.ncnrt. Inflnmir.ntlon of ttl j Lnnje,l'iln'lri t'ic-rta'on* of the Kidney?,and a hundred other .paiiinjl piiij'UmiF, ibe nC fprlugsoY pyspcpsl?., ' - ^ _ . Tliry Inyittor?ys thc Stomach and stimulate tra? ,'QTptdl|Ti-rand hp'ycTs.'t?ldcli j-end'-rllicuiof un o'juallod ufJlca?jr l:i ci?ftu?hy; liij blood of all Impurities, anil Juipartb^'udvT Ufo and Vilorto tliu.whqlosystpui. P?R tS'CI N I?ISE?P?F.9. Krnptlonn.Tetter, EaJimcmtrtmotobus. Bpoti, ttjjnjdt*, raRtoic?. Buds, Carbuncle*. Illnf-Wotina, Scal(*.lle*d> - "rC Eyco.Hrysiiielas, Itch, Scurfs, Ulseolofatlona of tho Skin" numpxs and Dlieajcs orih? Skin, or iTh3tcTer;n^nm^riiatnre,-ai4i!lltera0y du/ tip . and carried but or tho System Iii a elton tima hy the ase of these Hitter*. One-bottle tn'?lieh rssrs?:lUcooTUi?u ibu;no?t Ju?reduluu* ut tlu-lr esMirre-riir??rV;T. . W fl!I?^ r' A 1 C?eanss'tho Vftf?led i-Hrtd ^iKinc-rer yon find.. .Us Impurities. hui^trtR-'trrVfediih' tri? ?kin in rim pies, Eruption? "Ar 8iWcy;\?l2?n?o it -whe^ you find it <dmtnict*uf !*hH J,tinju&K In the rein?; cloonao it wliorUt^nn^ yin telf you when. Keejl ino 'blood pora and Ike ??raith of thc ayatoin w|U, I]>Uow. QeiS, TAP?|lai|d olher \VOU*tI*. lurbtnjrln, tho sysientof po luaqy thonsan^s,. ara clTe?tn/illy i dcalroyoil and roniiivod. For full directions, read' . : carefully yro clrcUVur; nroUu? each bottle, 'j.-WiVJ.KEri, Proprietor. It. If. MoDONAJ.f) <v CO.-, Prn?i'J?ts and Oen. AffenU. San P*r?l?i'lseo,^ , ' fol., mid 3? an.l 81 Coonnerce Street, New VoiV. u liv AJ.i/"r>T??oaisTS AND DEALEUS. Df?H-.1Tly GEIGER A McOREOOU. Agents. Relined Oil. GOTTON SEED ItEFINED OIL, hy Ibo gal? lon or barrel. Also', in glaasn. pints and quarts. Ppr sale low. E. HOPE. COUNTY CLAIMS ANO JURY CBKT1* |fICATK3 bought liv Feb fi D. OAMBltlLL, Broker. a^OKETStp tho Concerte of Aha flQlh;H; CAROLINA LAND AUB : IM lUOKAT i ON A8HO ^^?^'f?aVlT for salo and delivery. Ail Urdora'frobi (he country promptly ailed. Agent? wanted??>C tho Counties of Lancaster, Lexington, Spart snhurg, Greenville, Abbeville, O co J j . a !.. -i ??'i'?ii . ? . ' ' "M . : . H i .: ' : * ....?' '': nee ano Fickona. ... Apply to v;'. - , D. GAMBHILL A CO., . fl imo (? " .' ' . 1 General Agents, Columbia, H. C. ?ES iwrav maw mn FOR TflE BENEFIT OF THE l"i I ...*.i . . ? imn . ? .'.../ ' ? ?.. * * SCHOOL FUND. 1 Chart creel by the State. of South Carolina. HAVE COMMENCED AND WILL CONTINUE THE DISTRIBUTION OF AWARDS IN Lauds and Te nt ni cu le, Jewelry, Pianos, Organe, Earps, Statues. Cold Watches, Silver aiiil Muled Waro, Diamonds, Ac , by Iii.file, twice a dav, at 12 M. and 5 P. M., at the General Ginee, No*. 147 Meeting ttreet, Chnrlettun, South Caldina. ? , Tho Directors of tho Charles1oi:'ChAritBUle Association, for tho Biuifit cf the Freo Scbool Fundrhaving-eomplied with tho terms of tbt?ir Charte r. and j.aid over to J. K. Jillson, Slate Superintendent ot Education of South Cnrohna, the sum of eue thousand dollars, toing thc Annual payment to tho School En nd under the Charter, [the receipt being hereto appended,] navo inaugurated a'sySttrii pf '.insurance Ccitificates" which is surronndc d by eveiy degree of fuiriicBo,.aiid willhe r hilled for'twite a day, at 12 M. and 0 P. M., in public, under the su periutendQpau of Captain F?rjiiT<c2$, a sworn Commissioner. The a?v?T^Kw of tl,;?; Bj sici?'V~'? - the purchasers can have the choice of their own numbera anywhere from Nu. 1 to Nj), 19, and tho privilege of limiting or inereating their in vestments.dtpl??ouro. Ibo bcheauleof l?ate? adopted by the Company Vtill explain moro fully' ?nl^etmiBjHelv,,a?d ??frlii?fcp?hi??cd' et th o Ollie o of tho Cc mpany, or fi< ni nny venders. Evoryiafflo that take's placo ia dl?^ril.'a??dn?mbt lcd on thc. Ct IH|JUU\ 'a Official Books, and takes rB^oo.tfTf?co ? day? ?? fo\jo$??5! ..- .'^ V N?tnbers,printed on Cnbcs? fronpNo, 1 to Ko. 78, are pluced [in public] by Ihc tworn Com? missioner in-A,ClaHH Rs file C\liudor,.and are well t-haktn. A bf y blitiriJoldi d tnkcB Ol.? of tlioso C?bss, .which is exhibilcdltQvHiospectators and declartd lo bo, und is recorded SB, tho first rn filed number. Tho BaffloiCybWer will then bo icvolvtd, and the boy again takes ont another nnmWr, which ls similarly exhibited lo the treclators ?nd recorded as thc second ra Ale number.- Tbis^per?tlon will ho repealed until twe've nun hen* are ri flit d out of the Cylinder, and each number wiU bo recorded on the official books of Ihe Company in the order in which it is taken In the mffle. Those twelve numbers to rt>flled in en ch 1 afile will decide all the Awards ot tCorliucalcs. . AU ' tho'numbers in each radio aro oqual, no distinction being made as to the order in which the numbers are taken in tho raffle, and tho Awards aro at once delivered to the suc? cessful Certificate Holder. EXPLANATION OP THE CERTIFICATE AW ABBS. Purchasers, select their own numbera, anywhere from 1 to 78, and, for example say, pay for the same one dollar. The vendor gives tho purchaser a Certificate, with thu number air numbers.selected, and entera the same number or number? upon thc Company's Register, [with the amount BO paid,] to bo returned to the Office "of the Company by the vendor beter c tho raffle takes placo. Purchasers may select a ono number certificate, or a two number certificate, or a threonumber certificate, or a four number certificate. A'ainglo number certificate means a singlo number selected by the boyer any where from 1 to 78, and should that number be taken ont, in the twelve numbers BO taken from tho Raffle Cylinder, the purchaser will bo entitled to an Award of fonr times thc value of sharon in tho rnfflod property, or cost of the original certificate of shares. ' A two number certificate means if tho two numbers as the certificate cornea ont in the twelve numberB 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 the original certificate of ah arba. , ., ' A turfionumber certificat:' tutano if tho three numbers on the certificate come oat in the twelve so taken from tbc Buffle Cylinder, will entitle tho holder to an Award of shares in the raffled property of 120 times the valno or cost of the original certi?eaie o? Shares. If bat two of tho numbers aro out in tho three orr thc certificate, tho purchaser will receive an Award of twicothc amount ot the value or cost of tho original certificate. A four number certificate meroin if tho four numbera on tho certificate come out in tho twelve BO taken from tho Baffle Cylinder, the purchaser will be entitled to an Awardof abares in tho raffled property < f 300 times the value or cost of tho original certificate of shares. If hut three of the numbers on the certificate aro out in the raffle, tho purchaser will receive an Award of aharon in Ibo raffled property of ten titncB tba value or cost ol the original cer? tificate of shares. ' A person may invest in a coi tif?ente of s h ur CH in these raffles an amount Bmallpv large as he pleaeca. The Company's Schedule List of Awards is made ont at thc rato of one dollar for cort ifioatoH, but certificates will be issued of thc value of 25, 50 and 75 cents; also, $1, $2. $3, ? i, '$5 and to f 10, and upwards, and thu Awards delivered pro rata to thu schedule list of rates. -'? . The above explanation will enable any u?? dir* Iring to tuite aeharc in these vaffli-s, to dp so understandingly, and the ruffles, being, fairly und honestly conducted in public by the sworn Commissioner and exactly ut thu hours named, (hey afford a safer means of investment than any other business sp?culation; .The first Property unit Ltiiitl Scheme of thu Company will be issued in o short time, ami will be rallied every three mouths. Any further information will bo furnished by the Company's Agent, Main strctt, opposite the alto formerly known as Jail ney'a Hotel, next door, below Union office, where certificates are? for salo. . I.. T. LEVIN, Columbia, S. C., Agent of the Company. All certificates sold in Columbia will bo decided by the 12 M. drawings, daily, and books cjoaed at 6 P. M. tho. dat previous. CiiAni.KKTON, May 24, 1871. Received of the "Charleston Chat liable Association," nt the State of South Carolina, for tho Benefit, of the Free Sehool'Fund. [successors bf B. H. Willoughby tfc Co.,] ono thousand dol? lars, being tho sum in tull lt) lie paid into thc banda of thu Slate Superintendent of Educa? tion, "as required hy itu Act of (ho C -lierai insolubly of tho Stale ol Sooth Carolina, passed at tho regular st ?sion of 1870- 71." approved March y, 1S71- J. K. JILLSON, Juno 2 Imo Stat?: Superintendent Education Soul h Carolina. Sf9~ Specimens of the'Fri minnm to bo awarded may he seen at Mr. I. Snlzbachcr'a store. $20,000 TO BE DISTRIBUTED TO TICKET- HOLDERS, , IS TOE tiOLUllftlA U0-0PEBAT1VK IMLDIXC ASSOCIATION. THE following PBpPjRBTY and CASH will bc placed in the hands < f tho Trastees, John Agnew,Sr., Msj. Meigliitii sud ll. C. shiver, in trust for Ihr benefit <>r the-Ticket-holders of tho above Association, to bo delivered to those who. un ?ho day ol the rr,file, niav Ix? etli Hod to them. Thu title lu th? real estate liai- been placed iii thc hands of Col./P. W*. 31 o M as? tor, Attorney at Law. wini will examine the sync and give imo warranty deeds-, free from all encumbrance, on tho day nf (hawing. "... Tho first prize ls tho Ti mp? raneo l?a'.l, now o?rnpicd on til ci first floor bv Messrs. L?rick A Lowranoo. .'Tbs lofrfi 23 'ff fYfy'Hfi'fd^M.pn Htrf?t. bv 2<13 foot deep. Tho building is 150feet longhand two stories biiih. .'ILU nt>w .ICaavid il>r threeyuara for fl,400 peraiinam,payable mqatldy 1a advMu*;TaTuodaA ...,.. ? ,v,I ,?f,...;..,. ?16.000 Sec?nd PrltiOr-Lol ?djuiniog !U>s,t:*s lin toi, 44 Jool front, 2< 8 foot deep, valned at. 1,900 I Third Prize- Lot a.ljo^eov-b, ah?v.i, 1%\ lfr?t front;-208 Icet deep, valnrrt ot.'...':. , 1,100 1 Cash Prizo..\: /.. ;.: .J.... :. 600 '2 Cash Prizes, flOO each.it.'.1. 200 i Caah Pi ir vs. at 150 oar hj...,,...,. 200 110 Cash Prizes; at tip oatih. \l0? 120 Prlrea. %.,... (. . i. ..f20,000 2,000 Tickets, atflOfckch..'.'....T*?O,lMH) TiokeU may. be bad of tho General Atent, Dr. E. W. WU EE LE ll. al Ttiuiicraiicti Uati or at thfeMnSTc SIOVo Of Meiers. LYBBAMI <t SON, rfriftrs JOHN 'AGNEW A -ON, T. M. POL? LACK and L>. C. PEIXO pri),( ?ON; ' '1 The following geiitlfiineti Ha*rfe eiim-utded tn r-uperlntnid HIP drawing: J. lt Pmith. A. O. Srenlzer and Henry E. Se?>n. hlVoiilieelfoii with a committee uT three helfcted bj I h ? ?Tl oil et holders on the day of drawing tho tickets b'hvo mut \vitli a rapid salo, it nur be saleit presumed tbn'. the drawing will tako place by tho lStluf?f .Tfily. at the Temperant!?- Hall. Colnfithia, S. C. As the names of theiinket-lioUh:-'fk will bo registered in a hook whi.-h shall be iii posses S'iiJ?/.^. . e Troiit.??a on tho day ot di awing./imi ties ainv fed sssurid that no more than 2,000 Tickets will bo issued. . BsKKrtsMOKH;-IC, J. Scott, Hon .V CO.'H Rank: Col. J. ll Pulnii r. Pre?idonl Central National Bank; Citizens' Sa^liin? Jini.k; South Carolihii Punk und Trust Com pa itv, and W. ll. Gulick, Cashlor Caiollna Nntioual linnie. Capt. Wade L?rick, Ag'-til in LexMigton. For further in form a Mon, addi ci s June D?. E. W. WHEELER, Rex SS, Columbia, S. C. cit *n<&paititrf?oui R*rmeiit8.L: Tt w^ci?M1 lind ? of Jfro?d?-cotton. .fl*t> nel, ?ilko?>?6ol**?i7. It' oieatyiea Tailve^/plaiedl waie | Und-JuwHr yt with?ut.BcraUcbing, lt lue a,rtic'es,?i;ejajn??; tarnished, rub' tncm with a piece of fl?ni>e_? which lise plcrfty of tbe Priap on rr1.' To p?bplb -rh? dd their o-mi*-washing, it 1?InviltJ?ttev It will,?ave. (I? cofat in ono wabbing.;I?ore?lO}'. in boxee ot tbirty-eix baxB. by ii, . - ; EDWARD nOEte, ' , ' _ApritO__;_Agent-for Bonih C?wllna" . Mill GrW?i^,Shafl?n^lPullej?s FORA CIBCUlAFL?^ Alay U8 to.1T ly . DIB. -jBB?SBC^iaUl^CTr GABES Jam ?a gwrnwart rfc Brandenburg FrorcB Hil Ac EB, ftja$0?t?a direct, and pludo ?Qr?e;oJStbajnortf^^ rj o O LE vc jrifj}.?/, 5f ?<?.?>-. whf.tfo?* aoitif. 'fisccns, BBB AP, R -klt?trk, uta * ttf ff* t nmiy fir <umiMt*J U?d ' Tb? VU alp- ' : rar**?*in?? rotrtfir>'n IVJ njoaxisi ?a u IP??? xirx*! ev, ?t%lXI> O-f ? ia ,wt> c<??of^ /-r,|/<?r*' Jtlf Tml?ptUpU" ; 17 lb? wtl Iloutctuptr; If int ri. Marinen, Xm(granft, ?If., ?I ti tn bet. fa f rrry retptet, ike BEST TX??TPOWtlXJt . ?oii>tt1roBocEna a li?tiLseg, entait w rtEihi 1 HiinTiittDtuKVl'by?)C>OLK?' rf- 'BTlO'THKR, - 69 NEW STREET; HEW-YO BK. clay 23 . . . ' ; . . .rjfjmo OLD 11ANKT Dlt.tS n"a HVrihXTtUD CU&RKXCY bought and so?dby . ?' ' ? ?j Nov 28 Cmo. ? jj I). QAltBBljjL. Brokera BlacltweB's Ronoine'T>tij?am Smoking To-: ba'tA) at POLLOCK'S, ?.. ?fut ;. i 5 O Q , O O O TO BE GhfEN TUE SOUTH CAROLINA LANI)mt, IMMIGRATION APCLATIOJl UNDER thc auspices of tho "South Carolin? St&to AericoJtaral and Mechanical-?Ociety," will gire a SKHIKH OF CONCERTS, at tho Academy o? Music, Ch a rio? ton,, y. O., oom-. mencing October 1, 1671. for Ibo purpoeo ot raining a fund to enable emigrante "to eoUlo upou landB aelooted by tho Association for bornea of Northern and European farmer? and others, in the Stato of South Carolina, and tor? their transportation thither and ?apport for tho first tear. .t< ' : l-l I 1<* *lv:? HEFERENCE3 IN SOUTH CAROLINA-General Wad? Hampton, Hon. B^F. P^rxy^oyax nor M. L. lion h am, Qonoral Johnson Hagood.Hon. Armistead Bart, Hon.. James Cheauut, General John S. Preston, Hon. W, D. Simpson, Andrew Bimonda, Esq., HonJQ. A.'lrenhplm, Governor J. L. Manning, Hon. J. B. Campbell. " ' . . "' .. ?.>%.. 1500.000 to bo awarded lo tho ticket bomera of the s?ri?s of conceits to commence en Uio first of October, 1671, at the Academy of 'Music, Charleston, fl. C,, on. which, daythv drawfpg commences. ? .? . ?.?' .. ,'. . '"' , , Lt . , .-^ . 150,000 Season Tickets of Admission, and np moro, at $S ^ach. ' All orders for Tiok?ta djrcobsd to na or our Agents," strictly confidential. All tho premiums, including Deed and Certificate1 b? Title to Academy Of Mneid. will'Bb de? posited \vr*h the National Bank of the Republic., ?N6W" fork.-' . ??0 .nt. lu tilt"? $500,000 IN GIFTS. * ' , 1st Gift, Aoadomy of Muaia, Charleston, B. O:, oast to boild $230,000, having an annual rental ? of about $20,000 from Opera House, Blore? and Halla: tho braiding bom? about.230, foot bs '. 1 GO, and situated corner nf King and Markot streets,io. t,ho conlro of tho city, and Troll known to bo the flue at building and most valuable proper* yMn Ch ailee'on ;-vaToed^t ?250,000 2d Gift-Catsb..I:'...'.'......j,..'.'.#3..'i'100,0001 3d Gift-Cash.:., ... J,. .%?? ?,V }. 1 :'.:. ?Vi.. fri! f.VJ. tv*. :...-. J. ?'A: 25,000 4th Gift-Cash..v..;-!,? i..... i ..-.i;.. i . -,... ? - ^.A.-:v 'A IQJOQO 5th Gift-Cash..i.-.-.j..;.,...5,000 j 25 Gifts-Caab.?.'.'.,. ,?aoh $1,000...a " .........,.:.:,,.', 115.000_ 25 Qifta-Cash...'.:. ...: . .': .'fcifeti "500..'.V.V..>>..'.'. '12.000 350 Gifts-Cash.-.'.each 100. 35.000 . 2.50 Gifts-Cash.;...i. .oach 50. ... I. . :i. : ii'l-. 12C00 500 Gifla-Caeh.......each . 25v.t-i.v.........., ?3.500 1,250 Gifts- Caah......... v.,oach , 10. ...'.'.. ......... -:Ar.....?? v.; 12.600' 2,404 Gifts, amount to.\...-.:..>. .Iv iv'....$500,00f> iri TX-itH, CHADWICK, OAB? <k CO., Agents Booth Carolina Land an&lumigration Association. ? . GEN^M.?. BUTLEB, - :)?'* . y mi? JOHN CHADWICK, ESQ., > Charleston, ?. C. GEN. M. W. GARY, \ ' ??. COMMISSIONERS AND sui^??Wi'soRS OF v??ivik.?i X General A. R. Wright, of Georgia. '., , Colonel "Bl H". Bntlqdgelof .'Sobth Carolina. Genend Bradley T. Johnson, of Virginia, i Moni Roger A.- Pryor", bf New York. Juno C 1 ..1 'ii ? 1 -' ' " lmot ' GREAT" SOUTHERN FREIGHT AVI PASSENEEF L1NH. * ?TIA ..... * ! ,!!.; ... -, CHARLESTON, S. D. ! TO AXD FROM* . ' ' . .. BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON, .. AND ALL THE NEW ENGLAND MANUPAOTTJEiNO CITIES. THREE TIMES J^^Kf^SMSn^^S^i A WEEK f^^^w>?^H^^.;T^'prAa^ ^a?tr- . Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays. , , ^i^^^^> ' ' ' ELEGANT STA TE-Il OOM ACCOMMODATIONS.. Sea Voyage 10 to 12 Hours Shorter via Charleston? TOTAL CAPAOITT, 40,000 BALES MONTHLY. The South Carolina Railroad Company* AND connect mg Roads Went, In alliance'with the fioct of thirteen first class Steamships to thc above ports, invito attention to the quick time and rogular despatch afforded io the UB?Deus pablic In lbs Cotlnn States at the Pt? RT ?P C1IAR1.E8TOK,, OlT.'ring facilities of rail and sea- tran.?portntion for Freight and F?saengc-r? qpt excelled in cxaolleuae and capacity at any nih tr port; Thu following splendid Ocean Steamers aro ro Kutarlynu Ibo line: .... ? ' ? t, " j ^ TO ?KW YORK. I.'. MANHATTAN. ' . KEORQIA* i . M. B. Woodhull, Commander. S, Crowtll. Commander.. . CHAMPION, '. SOUUH-CAKOLiNA, ".' lt. W. Rockwood, Commander, . ,.? b T.'J. ?iWkett/Com'ni?nfler. CHARLESTON, .. CLYIlBto.i Bttf-i? : on ol fcfl > >? Ja'mc'? Berf.v. Commander. ... - J-KvOhadjf, Oommabdor.; JAM K8 AUGER, "; !'-,n ? ASBLAMD.. . ,u? _ fj/f ... T. J. L<Ji'kwoo<l, Commander. . -- Ingram. Com mander J * . JAMES ADGEB & CQ., WAONER.'%?G^ft,A iffl?' !* 1 - Agents, Ch?H?s'tob, S. C. - ' . .(..: WM. A.vOoDJtTBWAiV L '.' 1 ." '"? . ?'' '. J- ' -.e 'i--., A?ePt?i 0b?rleai?,;8..0.' : ' i , M TT O )V Itf l&fA1 D EL PJl.l A . \u fr , .., . ? , A . VIRGINIA,,,;;,..: i/i -j'^ " \~ y EMPI?lli )T. ' 'J', ? Alex. Hnnlfir, Commander. ? C. Blftcfcley; Comraayfl?r. 1 ' ~* N S SAIL'I'SO DAT?S-TDURSDAYIL . iU.r. bj .uo??j, ..n ". ' - " WM. A. COURTENAY, Agont, Charloatob, S. O. ' -. ' *<* B A MllORE, t ],? .... \r:.i\ Vt . :tT>. FAXOON,"'- ?"'.'? . ':- .? ,,*?, MARYLAND,', Halmo;'Commande?. . , ~ j?b.?ppj>i Ooptm?udcr. BEA GULL, , .,. , t , :. .. rT. ' 1 , Dutton, Commander. " Salllpg DayfrihSreryFifth Dav. ' 7 " PAUL ?. 'flt RN HOLM, Agouti Onarlaatan; 8. C." , lui tn guarantted aa 1OW?B tboa? of competing lines.' Marino Iu?ur.an?o, ono-}ialf of one THttOUQH BILLS OF LADING AND T^R0?j3^ ^l?K^TS Can be hnrr at all thc priuetpVi It?i?ir?ad C?lc?a ?n Oewr^ia^ A!?w&^?, ?tr.r.ccccc as? Mls??5 . tippt- ? '. -'? 7 '.' .* '"' .'''' ' ' '. , . / i', -.>- li i . ' Utato Rooms majiltf secured in advanoo. without extra charge, hy addressing Agent? of Ute Steamships in Cl irlestun, nt whoper onjoe^, in all eas?? tho HailrOad Tioketa ?bonld be i xchabged and r. abu a'tsigned. l.ho' Through Ticksla by this route l?craa&'Tr?nsferB, Mi'ala iiud Rtttto hbom.'wb?o on" shipboard; , ... -i* i ;.. . The South Carolina Rbllr?arl.'worfft?' Railroad, and their pppneot jug.,l|nea, barre.largely increased theirfaailitiee for tho ratud mov?mtnt of Freight and Passengers between tho Northern ailina and tb? South and.West. OnmTortable Ni?bt Cary, with the Holmes Chair, without fid -i charge, havo been introducod on the South Carolina Railroad: First class Eating Saloon at Branchville. On tho GoqrgiaRailroad first elana Sleeping Cars. ' Freight promptly transferred from Steamer to day and night trains of the South Carolina Railroad. Close connection mado with other Roads, delivering Freights at diatant pointa with groat pruuiptueea. The managera will nae every exertion to satisfy their patrons that the lino via Charleston cannot bo surpassed in despatch and thoVafe deli very of gooda. For further information, applv lo J M. SFJ.KiriK. Sunorinttndcnt, Charleston, 8. C.; B. D. IIASRT.L, Gpupral Agsnt,' P. O. Box 4 070; Ofiice 317 Broadway, N. Y.; B. B. PicKBKs.iGontral Pusseiurer and Ticktt Agent, South Carolinn Hailroad. ALPHED h. TYLER, June 20 i?tuo vice-President Sc?th Carolina Railroad, Charlcfcton, S. C.