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q WEIGH, Walker, Evans q Co4sWeH !" 1ates,
s G observation-disclosures. ~ ,asye
Steamship Virginia, Hunter, Philadslpnia-1Te ao
- inst. Mdse. To Wa Courtney, r m m,nnar: n = a
ANNE. GILMAN Bros, Abrams Il Slater, VI
BaenrWM Bird Il cow Brookbanka sRGua,
n B~nlwfnSle.T Campbell, Cameron, Barley 60,
r NJ cater. c UlacIus, ] Campsen d co, + FlsIer,
nouie Noise 4 Davis, A W Eekei. d co, Douglass
Miller Fogartie's Book Store, J ID Greer y son, n
Greenland, 6 Grayeley, l Hayne, Z Jordan, Jh0 I
johnson, j Kerr & CO, kriete & chapman, z q e.
Kellers. a Klatte L CO. Knobeloch d. small. ~
D G Marsh, Kilnck, Wicsenberg Z Co. g y Msa re- = :
p McDowell. Mantoue 4 co, A Nemann, B O'Nelll,
] G Ojemenn, C F Paddon. CP Poppenheln. Mrs
a ROSS. j Refls, " Shepherd 4 co, N Schultz,
s Railroad, W A Skrine. Tieijen i Luden, a ian,
luns0n. Juo d Yollers, Wagner & Wonsees. W d
WEIGH, o F.Wieters, L Weiskopf, E G Walker; 80,
Schr Ann S Deas, Garbatt, West Point MILL. ITO
tierces rice. To Cohen, HancEel & co. o..o,u,,
st Steiner s1oeTo P PaSs,5 Boy siys ss saa fsisan oai eOsssn.
and s rnSdrE To4sR AssS RssansSt1 GO, rom
Hanckel, j CoaErote."F Kressell, J-Porcner, d
Katie 4 co. Terry Il Noiep, II Gerdts d co, Raven
ell, Holmes i co, Southern Express co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Spanish big K1sseursosagaad66sSAm azon,' BARGE
lonaEJ 4 Ens1dw& CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Spanish brig Hortensia, Beriran, Barcelona.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, New York,
June O..
Steamship ,Epplgsss. lHaincklsY. At philadelphia
'q steamef fiza Hanc6sx, Bufhs, 1t New YorK;Tsd
June.
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So NIe&&NS
R1cE,-The market had a more steady tone.
Sales ITO tterces OF clean Carolina s tiefces at
sk, 81 at 8 3.1e, l6 at 81, 7 at sH, Is at s1. We
uuote common to fair at sH@sS. good s&@sc.
NAVAL SToREs.-No sales reported.
FREIaHrs. TO Liverpool, BY steam direct,
nominal on uplands via New York, "a
ON uplands Id On sea Islands; by eel
k.lsd on uplands, "a on sea Islands. TO
HaYre nominal. Coasswise-to New fcrS
by steam, 20 on uplands and &c on SEA
glands; 81 20 q fierce on rice;hy soil, &c p no
rotton; tierce on rice; doc q barrel Oh rosip !;
s7@s p on lumber; 5000 p II on timber. T.
Boston, by call, Hc p Is en- upland Cotton.
To Providence, BY sail SIS p II en- boards, sc
q b on cotton; by steam 81 p bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia by steam, Hc& 10
on uplanda; by GAIL. ST R,h on boards; So Oh
timber; IS p ton on clay, and $sGs TO on Phos
pilates. To Bal simore, by steam; 70 p b 'by
pail, SO 5o@TR " on boarfs; $sG2 rs p ton OIL
phosphate rock. Vessels are n demand by
uur merchants to take lumber freights frcm
aeorgetoWn, s. G., Darien and Satilla River, Ga
andgacksonvile, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
OH p Mare the rateson lumber and boards.
misunderstanding 60 dag bills 22H@221.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. = The sanks are pur'
chasing sight c, ecks on New York at par; s days
y of; 10 days 4 of; Is days - or; 20 days of:
30 days = on. They are selling sight checks at q
pre- MUM.
SgGoLD-l1& 5l2H.
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Receipts by Railroad, June 9.
oorru oIanJnsa

io7 bales cotton. Is bales goods. 4 cars wood
and lumber. To. Railroad Agent, W G Courtney
Reeder & paws. E NJ Hacker. Wagner Il Mon
sees, q J Schlepegrell. Pe!zsr, Rodgers 4 CO. B
O,Neill. Geo H Walter s CO, Sloan j Setgnious, A
B Mulligan,W @ Bee i co, G Graeser, 7 Smith,
A ] Salinas S Smith, Caldwell Sc son, q Cobla
4 CO, Trenholm &. son, Tledeman, Calder & co.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
% bales upland cotton. 453 bills naval stores,
cars wood, lumber, mise, &c. To Frost. & Adj
ger, J Marshall, Jr, Barden j. Parker,.0 Lel5eti'
rood. $ D Stoney, Kiusman u Howell, "A Saliras,
smith i Ctapeau, l. CAaHln, F Wefslann. VIM Z
Courtney &.co, Prinele & Son. G Mallonee, +
yelling, and Railroad Agent.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. June 5.-TCRPENTISE.-Sales OF
400 bbls, at SIS Is for yellow dip and 81 % Ter
virgin. 49, .. a.,
per gallon for country packages.
Ros1S. Sales OF 700 bbla. at 81 05 for strained,
So is for No..2, s. T5a3 for low No. I. 81 25asi 90
corfGNswSaIes Of 3 bates &C f5Jsc, eiaHt IS, II ~
16S and 20 at l7c per pou;q. We quote ordinary
at I4Hc, good ordinary. loo, low mlddi!Dg lIc' aud
.middling at 17kc.
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Passengers,

Per steamship james Adger. for New York
NJ Peake. A P Cherry. Mrs 3 Steele. Mr. Boag and
vile. Miss E Tar, klay. Miss B Scrivcn, g Sorl u,
Mrs W Twecdy. 2 G Rockwell, Mary May ield. n
@ Peakc.A H Cunningham, Mrs G~reaves, Miss E
Donaldson, Jos Grant, y 1. Caste. Mrs Stevenson
and daughter, WV Cornell, ] Apologize, 7 "
Osborn. r Wil.on.
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Beaufort and Pacific
Lapdlup-E B Robinson, Capt McSelty, Mrs y a
Gibbs. Mrs Steele, w Sirer. F E Wilder. d Cur.
rie, j Mcclure, q c Kendall and lady, Capt Clay.
E i Marshall. Capt Brlscue, E J Hplmes, and 8 on
deck,
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Monday, June ;: Ke,
a falling orin receipts prices rule firm. Sales are
loo bales Tor Galveston, III bales for Charleston,
As bales for wilmington, so bales Norfolk anu lao
for Havana, at 81. Retsil sells better OF 1rmeI
prices. We quote, 81 loal IS. stra" Is nfm Auu
still in small supply.
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vor..Naya Stores Market.

rrom the nany Bulletin, Monday, jane Is: Re
ceints tn day ass bbls rosin; q do spirits turpen.
tine. Spirits are without particular change IN
nriee, meeting with a fair demand, and sales are
some 2tQ bbls inlots. Resins are nrm any ia oe'
Tar Washington So 10; tar, Wilmington So; pitcn,
city So Is; spirits, turpsntine, per gallon 4sAa!gA;
rosins;strained, per6hl saBoa2 62h; resins, So2
So 75aSs; No i s3as5; pale sta5 20; extra paie
IS soar Is; window glass S1aI 90.
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5sming Marhlrtes.

AND TIE
'WEEDu FAMILY FAvORITE ~LeCK.STITCt
MACHINE.
are the best In USE,
For sale Oh the Lease Plan, With monthly pc!
roeuts, on easy terms, or for cash, AL kind. !
Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton, tThitt
slack and colored) SILK, OIL, Scep, &C., &c.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and samples @
Sork sent on application.
Genera. nealer In First GLASS Sewing SIS
chimes ana Material, No. 307 King strees.
2I2l7 Cnarleston. =. u
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Ne,y York Rice Nlarkes.

From the Dairy gpNsstnssHonaay,,Ju June s.: me
general demand IS fat6ersatght, aud confined IN
fhe main TO the WantSsof consumers and sHaii
jobbers and grocers, though one or TWO talr,slzea
parcels In Importers hands are undes aeso ons
ton for trade use. Prices about Us 9 }e,o !. a- -
steady. Sales Of zoo bags foreign, 10 iols' a' "a
7Hc Tor Rangoon, and 73ssSc for Patna'
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Interior Cotton Markets.

CHARLOTTE, June s.--sales today 81 bales at
l2kal5!kc; market steady.
MONTGOMERY. June Our cotton market
firm; mlddlings 15Hc and advancing.
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..once Upon a Time"

.tonce upon q time,n Kit,
uOnce upon q time" =.
Is the way to open
Story, prose OF rhyme;
Is 1t not, my dearle ?
We kuow.a thing ort"o
or this storytelling,
Don't you thisk we do'
Some think, as they enter
Through q story's gate,
That the hinge it swings on
Needs must be 8 date.
Weknow better, don'tweP
NE wouldn't give o Cline
For q better date than
sOnce upon 8 time"
"Once upon g timer was,-
When ? do you know, Kit2
Fore the Hood or after2
We don't care q bit;
We won't have these people
Who are 80 exact,
Say what we're relating
Cannot be.a fact.
AS they surely would DO,
Swooplng down like Fate {.
On d ishould we dare to
Give q single date.
Nou. WeY ask how they know;
Tell us, II they can
: All that might have heppened
Since the world began.
-We1lmake giants taller
Than the highest hlus, Z.
Make our fairies timer
Than homeopathic pills
Revel deep in marvelS,
High In figures climb,
No one dares TO question
"Once upon 8 time"
Always shall the wratchea
Find just close at hand
Some kind iairyIeaay
With her, potent wand.
Ii for help ,mid peris
Maiden fair doth cry,
Always shall knight errane
Chance to wander by.
Giants and magiclans,
Genii, talking birds,
Beasts, all using freely
Dictionary words
Allthese lived, We know no
WHEREIN whst,far cline;
When they lived, we know, Kit;
"Once upon 8 time"
(. From eaCh 0l0SsOm'S Cnallce
Peeped a tiny Sprlte-.
In the moonlit woodlands
Fairies danced all night;
Processes the loveliest
Ever saw the sun;
Princes by whom braVeSt
Valiant deeds were done.
Gryays was the victory
Gwen to the right,
Though q hundred giants
Warred a~gainst.one- knight;
All the good. brave people
Found tbeir;troubles nrief;
All the VIC ked people :
Game to!surest grief.
Well, we may be wiser
In this day Of ours; /.
But elves lurk no longer.
In the summer dowers;
Magic wands are. broken
WlSbing's past It's prime;
All things don't comeout right,
As .once upon a.tIme.h
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FARES GREATLY REDECED.

steamers Of the abuve ling ien7e Pier @SSh
street. New York, at II O'Clock Ioon, OF the 18Th
and Soth OF every mouth. except when thest
fall on Sunday, then The Saturday preft1
iCg.
crs for South Iacilic and Central American r0ris.
Ueparture of 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica.
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran.
CISCO lirst OF every month, except VIXEN It falls On
sunday; then Oh the nay preceding.
No California steamers touch u. Havana, Gu
&c i.irrctl rulu New YCrS 20 AaplDwail. ~
: G.e hundred pounds baggage free TO each aIn..
hIedicine and attendance free.
For Passage. Tickets or other information apr.
a: tfe COMpASf'S TICKET OFFICE, on !He
Sl.arl foot or Canal street, North River, New
iGrk. +. 4. BABf, Agent.
lulylG-iyr
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One OF the Splendid Steamers METEOR, INDIA,
PACIFIC, COBCRN, ATLANTIC, JAPAN, KEWEE
Nav, ARCTIC, CHINA and ST. PAUL win leave
Buffalo daily except Fridays and Saturdays al
3P. NJ, Erie the next morning, Cleveland The
same night, and Detroit at 10 P. NJ: daily, lex.
cept Sundays and Mondays for DILUTE and In
,ermelIate lake SUPERIOR
Connections are made at Duluth with the Lake
Superior and Mississippi Railroad, to St. Paul,
and all points In Minnesota. Northern Wisconsin
and Iowa. Also, with the Northern Pacific Rail.
road for the Ped River Country.
Excursion Tickets, AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES,
Will be Issued by all principal Railroads u st.
Paul by this route, returning via all rail-. Or by
Rail Routes to St. Paul and Duluth, returning via
Lare.
U!ring the months Of June, July and August,
Excursion TRIPS will be made via the North
Shore OF Lake Superior. visiting the Silver Mines,
Fort William, Grand Portage, &C.
Fur,ruTther informatioRi apply 70 rn,,r
General Passenger AGenf Buffalo, n. Y.
F. 7. EVANS. Manager A. 2: and T. Line.
S. D. CALDWELL, General Manager U. 5. Co.
mays-mwl3mos
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.HE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES;
PREPARED By THE
NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF CANCER
PLANT-Prlce &C.
Cough L.ncins-Prlce 81
Diianthus Extract. for Epilepsy, st. Vitus' Dance,
Spinal anu Brain Atectlons-Price SO
Catarrh Specifc-Price 81
Hydrated OXYmlel, for Consumption, Bronchitis,
WhoupIug Cough, &c.-PrIce So
Pile EXtract-a never failing. Pile cure-Price So.
May Apple Pills, for dyspepsia, Torpidity Of the
Liver Constipation, Gc.-Prlce So cents
Headache Pills-I'rire so ceuts
Alkaline ResOlvent-an folized chemical water
superior to Tichy,' klssingen, Se!tzeri &c
Price 81
Five Minute Pain Cu%rer-Price 81
Price 81
Ethereal Pho phorus-Price So
Lithia-for the Kidneys-Price IS
Ka' alp EEtract-the woman'S lTiend-Price So
Victoria Regia-uuriYalled for identifying tic
com2lexlon-Price 81
Amaranth-fur The Halr-soops falling ha.r-Price
Neuralcta-Rheumasic E!ixir-rrice So
Fever and Ague Giobule5-Prlce 5! per box.
For sale bY DR.. H. BAER,
apr3l No. 1871 Meeting streeF Charleston.
TRUssEs, SUPPORTERS, &c.
Just received, a large assortment, and for salea
DR. Il. BAER'S
Drug Store.
ELEMING'S WORN CONNECTIONS,
il (SANTONlNE.)
They : purely vegetable, safe and sure. TIT
beat IN nee. For sale by DR.. II. BAER,
No. ISL Meetlug street,
VlO'nSe.t A2eI.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
GEORGETOWN STEAMERS.

Untl. further notice, the Steamer aEEh
EMILE, CAPTAIN G. G. white, ul.%s&
leave Charleston every WEDNESDAY NIGHT, as
Q O'Clock, and Georgetown every THURSDAY AP.
TERSoON. at 5 O'Clock.
cla! What. or to
jun3 No. l Boyce's wharf,.
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Enston & Co.'S Cotton Report for the
Week ending June e.

NEW YORk June SHE MAHkET.-ln onr
Inst report the market closed quiet at lGsc
for msddlings. saturday the marHet was
sssass qi44. Niddlfngs IG Mouday, With "a
strong speculative feeling, the market was
frmeT, and prices we e advanced 3sc. Sales ss,a.
mand FOR spinning and export at better prices;
the offerings were email aud firmly held. Sales
1854. Mlddliugs 17&c. Wednesday, the market
was nrner anu prices Were advanced lac;stlie
bnsiness transactions were light ANA mainly Io:'
Stunning. Exporteis were unable. tc- operate.
Sales 2s5s. Midd!it IL &c. .Tltnfsday, the mar.
Eet opened irregular. aud prices were q rtlhe
easier, but towards the close there was n!mer
ljrht. Sales 2l29. Midclings 1IXc. Yesterday,
the market. was steady and unchanged; there was
a fair amount OF stock offered, for which holders
were asking full prices. Sales $3.50. Alddlngs
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FOREIGN.
sLrysRPooL., e.
Brship Isiadd Home, atLellan, up."...-..ApfI'-e
Br bark Vince, Robson, sallea............April2 q.
WEST HARTLErooL, ENG.
Br bark Kathleen, Lester, up..."...:":...May .
- cA1LAos
Br brig Belloni, Jones, sailed .......""...Jan %
CARDIFF.
The R T X Carey, =, sailed ............Ma 0
The Martha, Lewis, salled........"......May 9
MALAGA.
Span brig Rosario, Glrardo, sailed ..........May 20
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig ] A Devereaux. Clark, cleared.........May 10
Brig Label Tabbut, cleared. ID
Schr E n Hawkins, Wyatt. up............May IL
NEW YoRE.
Schr ] II Morales, Newman. cleared. .......Ma 20
Schr Queen or. the South, Byrnes, cleared. May Il
Schr l. 5 Davis, Bishop, up......:.........May -
Schr Hattie CooIoos, Jameson, cleared MAY "a
bALTIMoRE.
Schr J u SiIcEney, Fooks, cleared ..........May IL
Schr P l. Smith, Robinson, earcd.,......May 70
Schr Sea Queen, RosebrooH, cleared. MAY 20
Schr Chas Comery, Pinkham, cleared......May ~
Schr E McLain, Crowell, cleared. II
schr Eannah, Staples, cleared.
RocKroRr, NE.
Schr Nellie Doe, Richardson, sailed...."..May IA
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

MAR1NE NEWS BY TEIEGKAFH =
Nr# YORK. Juae e.E-4rBseelFth the CITY q Wash:
ingt6n and Java. Arrived out, the New YORK, al
leppo, Baltimore and Prussian.
Evenlng.-Arrived. steamships Manhattan, Mel
" Potter, Ashland, Vile de Paris, NE Rowland,
and genefactoE - - =
SAVANNAH, June 6.-Arrived, steamship Magno:
liza, New York. Cleared. steamship LEO, NeM
3 Cutting, Philadelphia; brig Mountain Eagle,
Philadelphia; srhr Monica, Bridgeport.
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RAILROADS..

SUPERINTENDENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES R. RI
CHARLESTON, June 5,.l811.
On and after "WEDNESDAY, neXt, the 7h Inst,
the EXPRESS TRAIN leaving at II O'Clock NJ,
will be discontinued, and one to leave at $50 a.
II substituted. All other trains will continue as
at present. Passengers fcr the Cheraw and Oar.
ltngt0n Railroad will leave at $50 A. ~.
The Evening Ey ress Train willleare at 6 P.
u. Instead OF $40 P. NJ, az at present
SIS SOLOM0NS. Superintendent.
The Manning, Kiogstree, Darlington, CheraW,
Bsnpettsville and Marion papers will copy.
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@rana pri3e nisiribslflom.


CHARTERED BY the STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Have commenced the Distribution Of Awards in Lands
and Tenements, Diamonds, Jewelry, Pianos, Organs, Harps,
Statues, Gold Watches, Silver and Plated Ware; Sc, by
Rattle, and will continue twice asday, alta NJ. and s. T. NJ at
the General Office, No. 1E7 Meeting street, Charleston, Sc
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PORT 04LENDiR.
NoOS'S PHASES,

Fuii Loon. 81. l hour, : NUS morning.
Last Quarter. 9th, I nuu.s. 10 unlrT.tS. evening.
New Mo,n, 18th. 9 hons. . minutes. evening.
EiraJ quarter .5th. 5 hours. "a Gllliu!s,, evening
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coMMERoIAL NEWS.
EIpOIy5.

B~ABcELoNAGPer Span brig RecursOSecundo-
16s bales up'and cotk n, 5o4 bbls rosln.
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ExPLiyir1oN oF THE AWARDS.

same oed dIar. yhevenMrg i've the pgrmsera certificate Win Che lumber orn numbers saeiA,
enters tes same numb or numbers Upon the CompanysRegpnr with the amou1ts opanlto
be returned TO the once oihe Oompanyy the venderb sMet the me takes place pqschasgs
o -four Number Certificate - - 80"
Asnge Number Certificate means MaSsagasM nSsr Issma Ete buyer uyyhse from to rs
p1rens@r win be entitled 10 an AMaRD r. E0UR TiMEsthe vame ashares III Ne AFFLED
ATwo Number Certificate means little Two numbers as the Certificate come oMin The Twelve
numbers aken from the Rated Cylinder viii enmle the uccssulhodep IN AWARD Of Shares
in the RAFFLED PROPERTY CT TWENTY times the value or costa the original certificate OF
a Three Number Certificate means If tn. Three numbers on theCerthaie. come outh the
F EzFEfEB S i psePE GR ~ " HSo sfp Au SSRf5 x KID aRas4 r. F a%sE tie he na s aga ssDs st aessed R 1i
Certificate Of Shares IF but: otne numbeEsT out 1.-THE TMeeon the Certificate, the pE;
will receive IN AWARD Of TWICE the amount of tev value or coho Of TIT original
g g. f tisa pF FSS En- Rs a4 ifEM4 sus ss 2H5' afsEs % a1 TsS snaa !s 81 s PAT 5A4S 81 ssasse aass Ss
am awARb u Of Shares in the ESFsiED PROPERTY Of TEsam@shs aHs Or cost OF the original
A pen@n may nvesn a Certificate OF sharsil these RArFLEssn amounts manM large as he
above spaaaHo5 VII enable S. any one ssaSs 10 , ssSsss sh%s s % ass Ss6 d M sgsis
er and exactly at the hous named they afford sahr means Of investment hapan my other bast
less speculation ~ =. :. ~ .r@ "a: .itlE@r -
The first Property am Land Scheme OF the Company will be seam asor time, and WIFI be-
Raned every tee months. ti - -
my further information will bet furnished by the GenGaAg ent Of the Company ather oRee
No III MEETING STREET, opposite the Charleston HOTEL where certificates are for sale.
J.. p. HORBACH,s
General Agent Of the Company, P.o Box No. a4e.
Received OF the CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION. OF The sMed SOUTH carolina. for
Mnehto theFr School! Funa, successors Of r h IaaounGIhtsaY ,&s co , qnea aGusH a. Dn o
qnd by an A ct ofhe GenaglA Assembly ofthe State Of sonaa carolina, passed at the regulars SEES
sion of1sD-iL approvedM Marcel &h lsn. H.uzs 4 t,.g.- $50, .I 4 LLSoNh ..u
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sales or the week 1s.1o7 Understanding .1.lS
to spinners, 2s02 TO spectators, anu 1881 10 eA
Gross receipts at this port for the week lo.Sl4
bales. Since list September, sT9,SSO bales, against
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Or TIE
GERMAN RIFLE CLUB

GENMAN IITIE CLUb
Will take place on WEDNESDAY, axls>
the TIN instant. (nxAs
The Active and Passive Members OF the CLUB
are only admitted.
Fare and Music free. Refreshments ard Bait
to be had on toard at usual prices.
The Steamer PILOT 10Y will leave Fraser's
Wharf at 8 O'Clock IL the MORNING.
Is ! gr 4; 9ftTAxgSSHSgESy, oomn,,,.a.
iur6.2 G. LrGEMAN,
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MEMORANDA.

The British ship Damio, Allen, sailed from Bull
River, S G, for London, on Monday. ost luss, WIN
a cargo OF 1915 tons phosphate rocE.
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OLD LINE NEW YORK. AND CHARLES
TON STEAMSHIPS.
ESTABLISHED 1876.
SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT DECK STATE. ROOMS

THE VERY FAST AND SPLENDID
SIde.wheel Steamships OF this Line will sail -Ton
Adger's Wharf as follows
O'Clock N. ~
MANHATTAN, SATURDAY, June 18th, at 5h
O'Clock P. M.
JAMES ADGER, SATURDAY, June Gath, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ,
MaSHATrAN, SATURDAY, July LIST, at S O'Clock
P. III.
~ Insurance H:percent. by this Line.
A- Through Bills or Laling given on coLt9n !"
LiyernOol. Boston, Providence and the New.Ene
and manufacturing towns at The lowest marke'
rates.
ss- state.rooms. may be secured In advance
without extra charge. ~
For Freight or Passage engagements, apply Il
may2I JAMES ADGER 4 Gu.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice n Naval
Stores Market. -
Z. OFFICE oH1RLRsroH NEWS.
TUESDAY EVENING, June 8. l8Tl.i

z OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
TUESDAY EVENING, June 6. lSTl.i
'~CorToN.-The marketcommenced with ff1er
feeling and az advancing rates, but with less ia.
vorable .telegrams from New York the article be.
came quiet. In consequence OF considerable
irregularity, quotations are difficult. Sales 400
bales, OF which 100 were sold the evening before;
gay tat is, 10 at 15X, cat 1s, 4s ut lsA, Al at 16h,
es at II, 8 at 17K, 10 at TX, IL at IS, 8 at lSA, IS
1T lsH, 4 at 1sx, II at 10, 2extra staple at 20, 10
on private terms; and. on the evening before, 2 at
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LIST OF VESSELS

CT. CLEARED AND sA1LsD ros Tars roEr
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FISHING EXCURSION
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5hippin9.-

DOR PAIL'A LIP l A (,
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ELEMING'S WORN CONNECTIONS,
IL (SANTON1NE.)

They : purely vegetable, safe and sure. tn.
IN nee. For sale by DR.. II. BAER,
No. ISL Meeting street,
Tho'ese.e sgen.
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rNRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, &c.

Il II
Just received, a large assortment, and for salea
UR. Il. BAERiS
Drup StnrP.
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AS FOLLOWS:
NEVADA, Capt. GREEN......!.MRy "a, at 9 A NJ
WYOMING, Capt. WHlNNERAY. May 81, at P NJ
NEBRASKA, Capt. GUARD......June 3, at P ID
MIMI sofa, Capt. 7. ". FREE
y az e'oo
IDAHO, Capt. FR1CE...."....June IA, al + ii
MANHATTAN, Capt. FORSYTH June II, at P N
COLORADO, Capt F. %REEMAN.June q, at SPIN
WISCONSIN, Capt. WILLIAMS. June Is, at 2P
Cabin Passage $50, gold.
S,eelage Passage tOtdce No. 90 Broadway $50,
currency.
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply 20
WILLIAMS i GUl0N,
No. 65 Wall Street, Nh,
n. B.-Throush Bills Lading to Liverpool !ssued
by the Charleston and New York Steamers, which
make close connection with the above line:
For PARTICULARS and rute Of Frei!h hi apply to
JAMES ADGER i CO.,
WAGNER. HUGER & Coz.
: maye Or VIM. a. CoURTENAY ~
DAClElC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMFY
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN