The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, September 16, 1871, Image 4

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J'HLK PHONIX. rmiUHHED DAI1.? AND TUI-WEEKLT. THE GLEANER, BVEIIT WEDNESDAY MORNING. BY JULIAN A. SELBY, Kl) ITO ll VXD PROPRIETOR. Iffice on Main Street, above Taylor. .V?r i lou lt and Job Priutiug of overy dotcrip iion promptly and faithfully attended to. AHVK1LTIHK3?F.NTH fn iori cd in tho Daily at 75 cunts per square for tho drat and 50 acuta oaob subsequent iii? eon nm. Long advurtiscmuuts by tho wook, noni li or year, at reasonable rates. 4HOSO?IPTIOK. >*<?ii>, ?ix launths, ?4 ut); Tri-Weekly, 2 5C; #??klv. 1 W. DEAD LETTER OFFICE-CARELESSNESS ot7 WRITERS.-The report of tho dead lotter oflice of tho Post Ofliee Depart: neut, an abstract of which wus published In tho Patriot, yesterday, Bhnws that lhere were returned to that office as un? delivered in a single month 3*22.279 let? ters, which would make, nt tho same rate, 3,8(17,318 in a year. 'Che reason ?for this largo number of letters returned ?is a eonstuul study with the department, and investigation shown iu many cuses .the grossest negligence and carelessness .ou the part of letter-writers. It is no uncommon occurrence to lind letters, .containing valuable papers, drafts, cheeks aud money, dropped into post offices without superscription, or per? haps with the name of the party to whom addressed, without anything to indicate the post office, County or Slate .to which it is to go. 'One source of great annoyance is the .ousttm which prevails, especially in Vir? ginia and North Caroliua and through ? out the South, of giving to residences in the country a faucy mime, and dutiug letters ''Loans Hill," "SunnysideFarm," "Buttonwood Castle," &c. Parties re? ceiving letters bearing such addresses take no heed of the post-mark upon the .envelope, but naturally direct their re? plies to the place indicated at tho head ?of <bke letter, and the result is tho letter ris forwarded from one part of a State lo another, uutil, as a general thiug, it finds its way back to the dead letter .office, and perhaps finally reaches the writer. There aro but about 30,000 post offices iu tho United States, and the department has a list of over 30,000 names of localities, most of them merely faucy names, to which letters are addressed, and each day adds to the list. If people, in writing letters, would dato them according to the name of the post office through which they receive their mail, they would save themselves much Annoyance, and their correspondents from the apparent charge of neglect, be? sides in some degree lessening tho labors caf the clerks in the doad letter oflice. [ Washington Patriot. How A HACKMAN WAS TOO MUCH FOE A BOSTON CLERGYMAN.-Rev. Mr. F-, of Boston, who bad accepted au invita? tion to preach on a certain Sunday lutt wiuter, was delayed uutil thc lust moment, and did not arrive in tho town until late iu tho morning of the day on which he was tn preach. Tho Saturday Evening Gazette says: "He hastened to the clerk of tho hotel and requested him to procuro a carriage for him, which was complied with, and ho was soou driveu to tho church, und got there with scarcely a moment to spare. Hu stepped from the convey? ance, cud husteued np the aisle, when, to IMR surprise, ho heard a suppressed tittering and a bu/,/, of astonishment, for which he could not account, uutil chanc? ing to hear a footstep behind him, he turned und beheld thu cause. The couch? man, mullled to the chin, wilh a fur cap j .on his bead, a whip under bis arm, and a pair of ca val rv boots on his feet, bad followed him into tho church. Rev. Mr. 3?-was about to address him, when Jehu exclaimed: 'You ain't paid me. I waut my faro.' The worthy minister, greatly uiortilied, tried tn explain to him that he had requested the hotel olerk to settle with him. 40, yes,' returned tho hackmiiu, 'I tlessny. That won't wash. Cash on delivery ia my terms. I don't know you. 1 druv a feller with u white necktie down to the curs lust week, and he give me the slip mid I ain't seen him since, and that time I made up my mind that there wurii't no virtue in white neckties; so cash np.' It was growing very embiurassing, when Hon. Riobard Warren, u prominent member of the congregation, who was well acquainted with Mr. F-, hastened forward and settled tho bili; whereupon Jehu reheat? ed chuckling, and muttering to himself, 'Too much for wbito m ck! tes that lime!' " A Berlin correspondent of tito New York Nation relates the following: "Oh the entry of one of the Ment/, regiments (tho eighty-seventh, which is recruited in Nassau.) I wituessi d it lidio incid? ni which is worthy of being narrated here. Thu regiment was ou ils way lo the Sctilossplat/,, when a stout, resolute woman broke through ibo runks, pul away the officer at the head ol' Hie squad, and cm I) raced her husband, loudly cry? ing: 'Hu hus belonged to you long enough, now he iu mine once more, and you will never get hold of him again!' When thu other women standing ulong the street and eagerly watching for their turn, noticed this unceremonious proced? ure, there was no longer any restraint ; they all broke into tho lines, mid each ot them seized her sou, husband or sweet? heart. Tho captain could not defend himself against this invasion, good naturedly suffered to puss what he could not stop, and led his men and women to the SchloBMplatz; where, amid tho cheer? ing of tho people, tho women assisted the soldiers in unstrapping their knap? sacks, or held their needle guns, while in the other bund each carried n bundle of modest citizens' clothes, and afterwards all ute and drank merrily together." An idle brain ia tho devil's work shop. OD >"S O S S- a iuj PsliiSiiP'g! Wilipili y S og aislas E a s = 3. o ? _ B3.2 ? 9 o2 Ste? ai^a69* ? SS S > 2 "? <- ~ to - ? M T ?; g ? ss? ff-gjisi.? M ^no S c / ^OSB H"p -, pg g? 5 ?5.^ S'S bj?.a 3 F? S g S *6"a n g ie?S 5 ic 3. _ *i ?T 1 c -< o r, 2 - ?. 3 T X? CT ?Ix a i^as-as ?, - =5 's.?. jr: ?. aire g-r- Hilt - TI ois! ili|l|g88ll?5|?g e ! 5.^ ? ? s* ? ?. y 5? sissie! Ii? K$J 8 PT* til oor50|3.2. -5 = ?. X .. s-s ss "ss-s-s s- g ift? Ehrl S ?r _ 1 C. ra - -1 'C C ~ ? (-1 ' -T 3? a ira S S E iL ~ S' Sr ? - ?1 "i?rc g, W ^ I S ? A'g wS 5,3 s- S" S M *i ? o rrc~T???DS2.5? ,~ 2 cr Ti-?^S-Sp-^l fei g j- s ? 3 2 ^ c" P S"c'I = - ?" ll ill?lilfll ils -;" Thc Great Medical Discovery ! DP. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS, ll Hundreds of Thousands "v % Dear testimony to tlicir woudcrful^ Curativo EiTccta. ? -= B WHAT ARE THEY? *lf FANCY DR I NKylfij M:uto of Poor Hum. "Whislcoy, Proof Spir? its, and Kofuuo LiquorH, docioml, ?lut-cil, mu? 8wcutencl to|ililui?i>iiiuttMlf<, cn'Ii.'il "TotiiiM'' " Appotizi?i-.-?," Kt'Hiorori?," i:.-., that len 1 tin tippler nu to (trunkentiua.s untl ruin, but mo a imo Mt-lR-inc, minto from t!io Nativo Kunu ami Heils of rnhftimlii, froo from all Alcoholic Stiinulnnta. Tln-yui.MlioQlfEATUr.OOD l'UIUt'IE?liuiilLIPJ? OIVINQ PHIJVT CIPLE. ii jiurtei't Hou?vat?r ami Itiyi^nralor ni the Hy?lt?in, farryiiijfolt nil poi-nnotis Tmit!<'r, mid I'o.itoiiuK tho t imi 1 lo ii healthy nm-lit inn. Nu pi'r.-on. c:in t.'tko tlieso Itiiierf, uccunliii;; to . irort iain, nud retiitiin hm j? uuw.il. ?j? I tvo will t>citfivi-ia lor an iin?uratil?; c:i*i', pro. . illili r tho hon 'S uro not ?U'M'.I'OVOII 1-V IIMIUTI! I ?.?...HIM or Hiller IIHWIH, nuil tho vit;.! ti:j.t!i/ i is'i-il IN-VOIHI t he pniiil ofri'pair. For Inflamm itory and Clironio Ithcn ? m'.itiam, nnrt Gout. Dyapopsia. or lndl I i.oit ion. Uilioun, Itcmittont. and Inter ? niittont Povora, Di.snasca of tho Bindii, liivor. Kidneys, nndBladder. On^uRiU 1 to M have Inen nmst Hiiero.-sl'iil. Such 3)i:5 0:i:i03 uro Ciinsnl hy Vitiated Blood, v in 'i i-* i/i-ivvally jun liiceil hy ilt-iuu^vuiuut of tho DijroMtivo OrRans. '1 n y itivivior.ito thu ploinneli,nm! pliinnhi'o tho turpiil liver ami IniWfK uliir'i n-iider them nf uno'iiialloil elliiMi-y in eleauslu^ I ho h'.onlof u'l imp'irii lu*, anil linp.irtin^ now lifo und vl?j?r tu 11n! ivliolo Kytitein. Dy3popsia or IndiRCation, neailaehe, J' ?u in t.lio Hhoulilor?, i UIIUIH, 'riulitnc>H of Um (' lest. Di/./.illC?-H, Sour KliituilRll, liait Tasto in t'n- Mouth, ItiilioiH Attacks, l'iilnHati?n of tim Heart, Copious DUrliariicd of Urine, Tain in tho icffioti? ortho Kidneys, and n hiimlrpi! nt lier piiuful hymptoina which aro UM ollipriiigs of Dyspepsia, nm citrotl hy tliCHO Hitters, Cleanse tho Vitiated UUKHI whenever you ll'i l its iiuiuirities biiriitiiiirlhruin;li thonliin in I'im pleR, Eruptions, nr Bores; eleunsoit when it is foul, find yourioeluurs will tell you when. Keep the blood puro und tho health of tho eynlum will follow. TIN, TA?R, and ni her WORMS, lnrklncr In tho ny nt em ot HO many thousands, aro btl'ectually nest roved and removed. For full directions, rend care fully tho eircular nrniind estell bottle, printed in four lanjjiiiiBeii Kucrlish, Oennun, French, nnd Spanish. .T. WALKEH, 32 A. 84 Commer?a Street, N? Y. Proprietor, lt. ll. MCDONALD Sc CO., DruiotlntH and Ocneral Apent . San Fmnel?eo, California, and 32 und31 Com? ine-ei) Str'Ct, N. Y. rcy noLD BY ALL DRUOOISTS AND DEALERS. Diolliiriy IOEI0ER <t MCGREGOR, Agta. Sixty-five First Prize Medals ! Awarded ? imiuPi.tTh ibu ?- TIIK OHE AT ^^^^^^^*^S o u th e r n P i an o Wm. KNABE&CO. Manufacturers Crana, Square and Upright PIANO FORTES, BALTIMORE, MU. TIIESF. inutrumtuta have becu boforo tbo public for nearly thirty years, and upon ttic-ir excellence aluno attained an unpurchas ed pre-eminence, which pronounces Ihem une? qualed. Their TONE Combines Kreut power, sweetness and fino hinging quality; us well an groat purity ol in tnimiion, ?nd <-wt et tiens Ihroui'hur.t theentiic scale. Their 'I OUCH ls (dianI and clastic, and entirely free from Ibu stillness F.. noel in ?>> iimnv pimms! I ti WOHJCNANSIIII* They aro unequaled, using none hut the very best ?eu*ii'h?d material, ibo large capital om ployed in our business enabling ns to keep continually an immciih.c sit-cl: ot lumbci, Ac, on ha ml. Di" Al! our si?mire ?tinwts have our new im? proved ovhiisrui Mi SCAM; and AyrtiJI'e Trithlc. af We would call special at toni lon to our late iuiprovi uieiilH in (?JIANR l'JANOSn?u] SQUA RE (t RA NDS, paient? d August l-l, IHijll, which brillas tho piano nearer perfection than has yet been attained. Every IMitno fullyWurra ri tri! I ur 5 Yr nm We Jin vu niado arrangements lor the sale rlmlesale agency for the IIOIHI celebrated VARLOH ORGANS and M H ?.OJ) RONS, which wu oller wholesale and retail, at lowest laetorv prices. WM. KN AUK A CO., MIIV SD intimo ballimore. Md. LSELTZE?L Health's Fonmtng Elixir.-Tho volatile principle of tho Seltzer Spa Water ia lust in crossing tho Atlantic. It roaches thia coun? try "HI.de, Hilt and iinurot?table." Hut in TARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT this mathlcts natural rem dy for dyspepsia, hilioiit>nu.'s and constipation, in reproduced in all Hm ? fi ii i I H. ry perice ioil of the ori^i al Spa, aa freshly drawn . n i drank foaming at tho fountain hide. It requires but an instant to improviso tho delicious draught, and for oil tho diir rdcrs of the stomach, bowels and liver, prevalent at this s'asoii it id-in the opinion nf our ablest phys'ciaus-a safe and admirable specific. Sol by all einiget*! H. Sept 12 JO I? rapidly foperx?JInir ?U other prrparal lom fir prmlurlnR r.Vjanf, SKtc! otiJ irAoffMWIi BOLLS, BISCl'lTS, BK CAJI. Bud.irheat un.I otter OridJla Coif?. /Vr/,.Cy I'-ire aul EtUallr, onaal--<i>i rrai'.'j t->t immcJ:ale if. Tho C7//.U/': rXTEaUno Pevdtr in ll.t WOttLP, nn.l lt UV/./. SEKI' OH J'.ISI) Olt ?'VA, in iiuy climatr, for y/,irt. lt I. ?wU ?.?!?J>tf J tu tho u?cri itouttlttptn, Minrr., iturinrrr, Kmtjmnlr, J'., end li la f jrt. In rrrry wtt. the BEST YEAST VOWBEH tuuil? "fir ttit Kitchen, ne Camp, Un C?a!.'*." BOLD nv uiiocEita A. i>i:.\i.i:iiauvuuvwiii:i:i MnnufavturctlhyDOOLEY A. KUOTIIEK, 69 NEW STREET. NSW-YOniC. M av i!:t illino I Ttyf ANUPACTUKElt AND DKALF.lt, No. 20 i JLYL Huyuu street ami l?orlbi ck's Wharf, i Charleston. S. (!. This in the largest ami i most complete factory of ibo kind in the ! Sou' hern St a tes. a nd all ari ic li s iii this lino I can be fin ni;-lu tl by Mr. P. 1?. Toale at prices j which defy competition, j o?" A pamphlet with full and detailed list I of all sixes nf Doors. Sai-hos and blinds, ami ! the prices of each, will bc sent free and post ' paid, on application to ? July ll ilvr 1*. P. TOALE. A FEW roa-oiis why they should have the x\. ure fere nee over all nt her?; 1. Wheeler ,V Wll.MiliV Sewing Machine is 1 nundi simpler than soy of the others; re quiting lees than halt the ninouiit ofilia i chun ry. ; '2 A? the resn'd ol' Ibis simplicity, ibis ma [ chine ii* much hrs liable lluiii Hie others to get out td' i epair. ' ?I. Another result nf this t implicit y is ? greater durability. .I. Another result it* Icr-s friction, and, con? sequent ly, greater ease amt raj idily of itio 1 inn, with less noise. 5. Ami greatest ol' all, thal it 'isi s no Shut? tle, and makes the lock stitch. Il is (lie cheapest lo buy the be.-t. liny the machine that has justly, fairly and honora? bly won a reputation ?md independence against a strong mid bitter competition. For moro than twenty j en rs has the Wheeler A Wilson m>t only slootl first and loreinost, bul now stands t ho uni ivalleil Sewing Machine of the enlightened civilised world, buy the ma? chine tbat hus been Hills tcsletl ntid proved; and thou you are. sure to get the ht st. For salo on tho easiest possible terms. Sales? room Main street, second door below I'IIIKMX ollico, Columbia, S. C. J. H. PUHSLEY, Agent. A. WllYTB, General Southern Agent. .Tune '?1 fimo THE MORRIS COTTON OIN HAS DiSTANOK!) ALL OTU HHS. AND is warranted to do it again. For full particulars, relative to I h eso machines, address 1!. MOItltlS, June 18 3ino Columbia', S. C. $1,0 00,000!!! BY authority of a special Act of the Legislature nf Kentucky, of March 13 1S71. iii* Trus teua of life Public Library, of Kentucky, will give a GRAND GIFT CONCERT, AT LOUISVILLE, ICY., ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1871. Under direction of tho beut Musical Talent. 100,000 Tickets of Admission, $10 currency; Half Tickets $5; Huaitir $2 50. Each Tickot will cotieiat of four quarters, value $2 50 each. Tho bo?tier i* t milli <lto ud misaion to tho Concert and to the amount of Rift awarded to it or itt; fraction. Ticket* num? ber from 1 to 100,000. Tlie Citizens' Bank of Kentucky Ix Treasurer. All uionctH arising from tho ?ale of Ticket? will be deposited with t lu; CitZoii?' Hunk, ?ub jnct only to the order of tho President and Treasurer ol th? Library, CHUM? j>i'r-ii? ri by the nusincas Manager. During the Concert, the mini of $550,000 IN GREENBACKS I Will be distributed, by lol, to the holders of Tieki-t?, in thc following gilts, viz: One Grund Gilt ol.*..4>?oO OOO j One Grund Gift af. 3.%O,?0O One Giri ?d'. 20.000 | One (liri of. 5 COO Ono Gilt Of. 20 000 One Gift td*. 4 000 One Gift of. Ill OOO | One Gift nf. 3 0! 0 One Gift ot. 18 000 One Girt of. 2 000 Ono tl itt ol'. 17 000 Ten Gift? of ?1,000 each. 10.000 One Gift of. . 1(1 OOO Fitto n Gitta ot I?II0 each . 13 SO0 Ono flill of. 15.0U0 Eiphti tu Gifts id $!;0l) each. 14 400 One Gift of. 11 000 Twentv Gifts of $700 ouch. 14.0(0 Duo Gift?.! . 13 000 Twenty-live Gifts nf $GI?0e.ich. 15 000 Ono Gift ol-. I'J OOO Thirty Gitta of f COO each. 15 1-00 One Girt of. ll 000 Forty Gitta of 1400each. 10 000 One Gilt of. 10 000 Fortv-livc. G di H of $300 each. 13 500 One Gift of. U Odd Fifes Gift?? f $200 eaeli. lO.CJ^ (Jue Gilt or. 8,000 -Ho" Gitta of f 100 ^aoli. 44,(:tflfl Ono Gilt of. 7 000 - One Gift of. 0 OOO 721 Gifta in all. $550,000 I Alter paying the expenses of the ?tit?-rpi iee, ?nd making tb? dist libel ion Ot the pitia, the M b dunce ot t he proceeds miking ft om I be sale cf Tick?-ta will be appropria t ? d tn iii?, i-f tal ILSIUMB iiient of a Free Library, in Louisville, to be tailed PUBLIC ?I Blt A lt V OF KK>Tt't ? Yfl The Ci>i>cel t and distribution will thke plan under the imniiriiatc tu] ci vif ii n > I the Ti usfl leos mentioin d in tho Act of incorporation. Tho Trustee?; will be assisted by well known and i minent cittzf na of Kentucky, who haviB consented to bo pr? acut at the coucert and lu tupirinti nd drawing and nistrij uti? n of gd(^| Tho holders nf tick et a to w Inch gilts art- awarded will be paul on prcei ntattnn ot lb? m. oB thi ir fraction, at the oftiee in Louisville, thc tn coori day aftet drawn.g anet HHJ j tudu cit-a daB| for ti x roon thu thereafter, and may be unit direct or thron nh any hank or I sj riff C?.mpaiiy^s| for collection. All orders acci mi anied by thalia, pt at t ftiee nioniy <?id? if. c r griciibackt?, will be promptly attended to and ticketa returned by mail, registered or cxpi i etcd.as defiled. Ticket? aro Uko greenback?-pootl only In ? Le holder. Huyera will tuite that there aro only 100 OOO ticket?, innifail of 200 OCO. aa in the San Fran? cisco Gift Conceit, and that there ia $50 010 moro difUibutiri. 1 hold that ?nd made tho awnrria in four month?, and paid $-188,000 to ticket-holders, frc m Novimbir iii to 15th, 1870, and turin d over $12.000 lo the Secretary due Hekeln not pris? nt id. lt will be particularly noticed that il ia a matti i ot imf. oeeibility li r my (?ne to know what numbera draw Kilt?, aa it in not know n what thc gilt ot any numb? r ?hu wu fit m the ii rat wheo) will be. until the bi ah d box. with amount ol thc gilt plainly pi inti d. ia lukin Irom the olin r wheel and opined in lull vii? of the audience; titi cloie ll c laigir pitts' may not come out until toward? thc ?HUI . or in the middle ot the drawii g. 1 lui $1(0 (10 gift in the San Francisco Gift Concert, under the managt rn? ut (ri C. lt. l'ittr?. nab the 2(.0ib number drawn, and wa? awaidid und paid to a gentleman in Kew Ci lim,*. 721 gifiB ir all that eau be di awn in one day. 09~Tho numbera and giftB arc drawn by blind child ri n, fri BI eight to fourli en \curs of age. The drawing will be ext? naively pnLhi-hid, and parties ordering tick? te. will ha\e printed lista sent them. Partie? forming duba and dtsim g hi foi matiou will ph sse arcrei-e ibis office, ll Ticket* for $100; 28 Ticked, $255; 5C Tickets, $500; 113 Tieketn, $1,( 00. Thc undersigned, late principal bu sim sa nianagiroi the very tuccesflul Mercantile Li? lli ai y Gift Concert at San Fran if co, California, baa been ai pointed ag? ul and manu gu- of thu Gift Concert in aid of tho Public I ibrary ol Kentucky. The drawing will take place in public, and everything will bc none to satifly buyer? of tickita that their interests will be na well j.rottend aa if they perae nally buj ? i intended the cm ire altair. MAN Milt OP DRAWING. There will bc two glass wheels. One wheel will com am 100. OOO numbers, plainly printed J on leather tug?. The other wheel will contain 721 hnxis. caili containing a gilt. Ol e tajJ or mimbi r will bn drawn frcin the 100.1 00 wheel, HI II tb? first b? x di awn ir< m the second <u| 721 box wheel will contuin a gift, ni ally prinii d ai ?I siah d up. ai d the gilt i-o drawn Iron? second wheel will be gilt of tag first drawn, w hi -tb? r $110, $1,100, or $110.010. as announced. 14,361 TICKETS DISPOSED OE IN JULY. To insure ticket holders, the public are sfMired (hat it only 15,((0 tillite are sold, only 2.1,000 numbers po in tl e large wheel, the 721 gifts nwaidi d l ui cin.il hi td ].?o roto. In case 50 000 ticketa only are sold, only mimbi if 1 to td CC0 go in the lalee vdu i i. m d the721 gift.-, diminished tint!-ha If; and in i aie on ly c'fl (10 i ici et s aie uoltl, the thine 7-1 gilts will be paid in tull-it being int? tided (bat no unsold liekils shall r?rti?i| nie. '1 bo manager baa already i aid into (be Ciliz? iif' Itu k $.">o,t Do lowalde ch lis >:i p the ex pi lls? ?, and does not depend on sab s of tickets to poy his ixpcnsea of pi iniinp. a?verti?? im.', Ac. The public aro invited to the utmost sci ni inj as to reliability ot thc entire- affair. Pernuna defiroua of neting aa agmta for the Mile ol ?ur lick?ls in any cit} in the United St atea or Canada?, addreaa CHAS. It. l'MEltS, Manager, Louisville. Kv. lt. T. 1> UH NETT. President. I Td. W CLUsKY.Secretary. \V. N. HALDEM AN.Vice-president. | CITIZENS' BANK.Treasurer: i; j- Office-120 Main street, Johnson Ulock. Aus?bt ?'.) 413? GRE AT SOUTHERN FBBIGHT 1?] fftSMGM Ult VIA CHARLESTON, S. C. TO AND "HOM BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, SEW YORK, BOSTON, AND ALL THE NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURING CITIES TH HEH TIMES .ur" **?T>i A WEEK.1 Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays. ELEGANT STA TE-ROOM A COOM MO DA T10NS. Sea Voyage 10 to 12 Hours ^Shorter via Charleston. TOTAL CAPACITY, 40,000 BALES MONTHLY. The South Carolina Railroad Company, AND count Cling Hoads West, In alliance willi Hie fleet of thirteen lirst class Steamships tfl the above port?, invite alt? ntion to (he quick time and regular despatch afforded to tbfiH business public in the Cotton Stada at tho I> <) R T OK CHARLESTON, Oil', lins facilities ol' rail and sea I ram pori a I ion lor Freight and Passengers not excelled fl excellence and capacity at any othir j int. '1 he following splendid Ocean bteaiueta uro r?B?| ghlarly on the line: T O N E \V Y O RR. .V,lA//.-17T.1.V. GEORGIA, WB M S. Woodhull, Comnmr.dt r. S. e rowell. Commander. HjH CHAMPION, SOUTH CA KOLIN A, ; : iii Wi Lockwood, Commander. T; J; lleckett, Commandera CUIAltLKslON, CLY OE, M Ja mea P.ei ry. Commander. J. ivetmcely. Commander.? JAM KS ADOKll. ASHLAND, H i T J Lockwood, Coiiitniinder. - Ingram. CommandeR| JAME? ? DG I" It fi CO., WAGNER; IIUGElt A CO., ? Agentii, Charleatoii, Si Ci WM. A. COURTENAY, _J@B Agenta, Chariest >n. VvStr T O I? ll I I? A U K Ll* II IA . IT . VI HOI NIA. EM PI HE, \k\. Hunter, Ceiinhianeler. C. Hinckley, Conn.mude r. SA I LINO D.W.--THU USDA YS. WM A. COUUTT.NAY, Agent, Chat lest?n, S. C. T O II A I? T I SI ORE. FALCON, MAHYLANp, lluiiiie, Coihniauder. Johuaou, Conimandt r. SEA GULL, Dutton, CommamUr. Sailing Dava-Every Firth Pa y. PAUL C. THENnoi.M. Agent, Charleston, h C. Hales guaranteed us low aa (hos?' of compKing linea. Marine lm-ui ance, one-halt of o: ie ,Ur Ct"t'THR0UOH BILLS OF LADING AND THROUGH TICKETS Gnu be had at all the principal Hailioad Offices in Gtoigin, Alabama, T??iuasee and Mies a sippi. State Hooina may be secured in advance, without extra charge, by addreasing Agenta lot tho Steamships in Charleston, at whoso ofliciia in all casca Ibo Kail mm! Ticketa ahould bo exchanged and Hertha ai-aigned. 11to Through Tickets hy thia route ihclade Transfers, Meala und State Hnoui. while on ahipbnard. Tho Smith Carolina Railroad, Georgia Hailroael, and the ir connecting linea, have largely increaacd their facilities lor tho rapid moven ? ut ol Freight and Paaainceis between the Northern ciliia ami the South and Weal. Comfortable Night Cara, with lue Holmes Chair, without extra charge, have been introduced on tho Si u'h Carolina Kailroad. First OIOBB Eating Saloon at branchville On the Georgia hallinan Hist clasa Klitpttin Cars. Freiglit promptly transferred from Simmer to day and night traina ot the South Carolina Railroad. CIOHO connection mario with other Ronda, delivering Freights at distant pointa with gnat promptness. Tho malingers wii nae eve ry . xerii? n to salish their patrons tl at tho linn tia Charleston cannot bo nu unapt tl in despatch anti the *nf? deflveri en gt'Oda. For Inrther information, apply to ?I M SH.KIHK Sum rintt orient, Charh s?e>n. 8. C. ; B D. HASC.I.I,, General Agent, P. O. R?"?x 1 '.?70; Cflice 317 Rroadway, N. Y : S. R VtCK*i?s. G?m'a! Pu??onger and Ticket Agent, South Carolina Railroad. ALFHED li. Til KR, , June 20 Rimo Vico-Preaideut South Carolina Raihoad, Charlentou, t?. C.