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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.-Union No.
oo meets on the first Saturday Of each month at tho
nrmonic Hall on Fifth street. between Washington and
emerson sta VIM Toy. Pres, box 1868. Frank Cons
~. wee Pres WIN Speckman, Financial Secretary.
=, stanel, Rec. Sec. Chris Hoffman, Treasurer. Jas
d Wolcott Corresponding Secretary Drawer $500.
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Mean. for 1dentifvinx pepO.itOr. /:

&40@uH 4oohShNAAk 9oRoS1bOEss
When n Depostor first comes to the Savings Bank
precautions taken and records made that he
always be den titled, and thst In book 10 lost
the owner thereof cannot be defrauded.
The business Of this Institution 10 connneA %Xcudvely
to the receipts and Of Savings Deposits and Funds
deposited in trust. No Commercial General Bank
ing business lie transacted.
certain proportion Of the funds invested by loan
upon real estate in the city Of Chicago In making
leans, preference ia always given to applications from
Depostors Of small mans who have accumulated Ia the
Institution sufficient funds to pay for lot Of ground
and desire to borrow something more TO aid them In
erecting buildings to be used permanent homes for
themselves and families.
ss-Money remltted BY Dram e Europe or elsewhere
for DepOsitors.
A4-Ths Plans OF Cheap Cottages, selected by q com
mittee Of depostors In this institution, may be
he Savings Bank
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THE
ST a t Z
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
80 & 80 La Sale st
CHICAGO ILLINOIS.

DIRECTORS:
.. o. SMITH.
JOHN O. HAINEs,
EJoHN C. DoRE.
L. n. Subway,
NIB. KIDDER.
OFFICERS:
JOHN G. HAHN IS, President
J. o. D0RE, vice-Prssident.
NJ. q. KIDDER, Cashier.
O. D. BICKFoRD, Assistant o asher.
0Gce hours from 10 A. VI. to P. ". Also from to
p. NJ. Saturdays.
FIVE CENTS upwards, and allows interest at the rate
Of SIX per cent aunum all amounts from Two
Dollars upwards
Interest payable semi nnually (on the nrst Mon
lays OF January and JulyD Interest withdrawn
added to the principal Of the depositor entitled
interest the the original deposit Interest or
all the first Of the month folio win
all deposits
Married women may deposit money In their own
names, subject to their own order only.
Moneys NAV he deposited for aocu mulation for the
beneht OF children.
~ Exchange on Europe seldom favorable terms.
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DETROIT, MICH.-Cigar Makers
- UNION. No %, of the CITY Of Detroit meets on
the nrst and third FRIDAY ofevery month"; at the La
tayette Hail. Gratot street Detroit John OCallaghsn,
pres, box Ga. H. j. Michaa. vice pres. Thomas NJ.
Doan, recording secretary. Anthony Kruger, Hnan
ciA secretary. Stephen Howell, treasurer. Frank h
Gill, corresponding secretary, box 5ss.
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0uWu wv hmulA w UuU UVllW
VIII be received from any person. and Bank Book will
be furnished without charge.
Married Women.
And Minor Children may Deposit money, that No One
else can Draw it.
Societies.
May deposit Money from time time and before making
the hrst Deposit, may Provide by Vote how and BY
the Resolution be furnished the Savings BANK NO
Money will be paid unless its provisions are strictly
compiled with.
Depositors.
beth Foreigners OitiEens have the same rights
be Property, Anc In Of DEATH any Money 70 their
credit viii Re paid to their Legal Representative
whether they are 10 this country elsewhere SsSn
Printed Forms Of wills prepared by the Conn
sci Of the Savings Bank, so that any Deposition NAV
legally designate who may take oh ArRe Of ha
In Of his Death thus much Inconvenience and
may be avoided An Ofhcer Of the Savings Bank
without any charge for his services prepares VIII for
any Deposition applying.
Interest
at the rate SIX per cent per anRum, b paid 81
sans Of Five Dollars OF more.
Working People
need not lose any time. the saviags Bank ia kept
+ " + N 7 N q 8.
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TOLEDO, OHIO-Union No. As
meets on the first Monday evening in ea1h month.
r J. Coniisk, pres. Fred Blend vice pres. George
Doran, treasurer. Fred Shultz, financial secretary.
Gao waller, recording Jas Pattison, cor. sec
Drawer 70.
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CHICAGO, June O. Is7l.-I>aac Levy hailing
from Brooklyn \. u, and Paul GuElrr from
Milwaukee, have applied for membership in
this union. Mic Zngsheim left our jursdic-
tion some time ago, lie now applies for a re-
uring card. Unions having charges against
Aim ur any Of the above applicants, will please
prefer them. Unions under whose jurisdiction
Al lie V,r-e il working, will please have him
ssnd The receipt he claims to have from Mil
waukee union in regard TO the loan due this
union.
John Hiuk, with card from Utica, is work
ing ID 81 unfair shop in this city. Unions are
requested to place his name on the black list.
Bv order Of union No IL.
NJ II. DIBos, Cor. Sec.
Detroit, June 4, 1s7l-Auy uAion having
charges a. aiust NJ j. Dumphy, will please pre-
FER them within tLIrtv days.
The case Of Ben LOman (whO YOU will re-
member became indebted TO this union $50 10,
for experimenting in the mysterious WAYS OF
the "mould-" has been recoLsidervd and he
now stands under suspend sentence
Yours FtaternaIly, FRANK II. Gut,
Cor Sec. Box 5Ss.
! MONTREAL, June y, iS7l-A man by the
name of George Knower has N de application
will please prefer them within thirty DAYS.
ISAAC HART, Cor. Sec.
Mr. Dur can, Cor Sec union No. ~.
| am her surprised at your union calling
on me to reply through the ADVOCATE concern
ing the case of Peter Ganther. | received hi
card aud was very much surprised to see i
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{ ANTON, ILL.-UniOn No. l2O meets on the
- first Thursday evening Of esch month. Chss J.
Maine, pres. |. V. Dean, vice pres Chas. IT, Sexton,
rec. and I'm. sec Thos BidAmon, treas. James T.
smith, co. SO. box Gil
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DR4ETroRD, June r. 1o7l.-Wlliam Rrder
" NJ. has made application fur membership TO
-" uuion. Any union or unions haVrg
euarges against tim, viii please inform Die
within thirty DAYS from date.
JNo 3. PooLE, Cor. See 30 50, box &0Ol.
ct Pam, MINI June &, ls1l.-A change
HIs occurred IN tie Office Of corresponding sec
'e'ary' Communications TO be addressed "a
y. Z. SALIsBUBY, Cor. Sec. box 1887.
NV YORK, June 8, ls7l.-Wiliom Maths ar
"a. uas made application 70 become a member OF
'nis union. Any UNION having charg vii
please prefer them within thirty days.
b. BERLYS, Cor. Sec. union 10.
GREENvLLE, Hudson Co, \. y, June 3
lol.-A man named Thomas Wilson drew
c"fd dated May 2g.b, and lost it, aud now asks
lCt anew one. Unions to whom he is indebted
pleAse inform the undersigned Immediately
me card OF above date IL hereby declared sui
~ VOID ABE LIVINGSTON, Sec. Union lOl.
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.PNSScllHCT6.

Per steamship James Adger. for New York
Mrs $ Kelly Miss Kelly Geo Holmes, A Goover
mann, w TAYLOR, N Davie. J Casmare, a WEBSTER,
CHERRY Mcintyre. + l. Mcyer. Healy. g
Arnold. J Forest II McEihattan, Sherry. WI.
m L, y Eddie, w Ntheser. ] Martin. N Dooley.
Esler, NJ Highly, Shannon, wilson, Getty,
Nelson. J Davis, II z Law, P DlnoVaii, ker:
nan. Smith. TN Horsey, Murphy. Reid.
8 Sullivan. Hiss Richardson, Norton, MISS Getty
] Douahur W Greene. Miss Schmidt MRS
Muller and five children. Mrs Peasler, A D FOet,
W Foot Miss Whitney, Miss Steling, Mrs j Rich:
ards, ] Turion and wife, Mrs WarLworth, Miss
Johnson, S y Dean. G Southack. A Preston. w
T wilmington and maid, Mrs Smith, Miss smith, E
] II Fisher i!nd Eile.sW sutheEhn1i d d Martin.
Mrs Dart. Mrs Van Warmer, Mrs Stevenson.
Steele, ] Malone, a-ter C Edgar, DR. Rockwell; J
Lawless, Mr3 w Stevenson and daughter. haster
A Fisher, J keely. J L Ahrens. NJ Rodgers.
N Bornemann, J S Polite, J Long. Stone and
WIFE Mrs + " Eeelsr, Miss Baker. Asf Davies an 4
Edgar Mr. Chills, Capt Dennis. G Garrett and
wt'e, Miss Williams and nurse, Turpin Guilt
name, N Msguire, A Small, Seabrook, Miss A
Dun can, NJ Gadsden, Miss NJ billiard, Mrs Es-
corsura. child and EurSe.
Per steamship Georgia, nom New iorE-Mr
] Il Palmer, DR. Baldwin and family, a Mcmillan,
Mrs Souder, Col Crosby, Dr Drake. N Kneyas,
Hynes, G0ldstain, Murphy, Taylor. A An.
derson. A " Libby. q T Alhrleh, Mrs W Master, Z
WolBuger, Mary johnson. Rowland.
Per steamer Dictator. from Palat6a via JACK,
sonville. Ferhandlna and Savannah-Mtss BEN
nett. VI Arn'ld. Miss Williams. Miss WI,
liams, " A Chapman anil wife. Mrs Gichrlst, Miss
Gilchrisr Geo Gi!chrst, I Sill by, Mrs hiEg. Miss
Fitzchlld. A A len. John Crosby, Mr. lilyer. M!
U.mo, Is KickerbucSer, Rev Thompson, aud 10
on deck.
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Nh EINE EEH 5.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamshln Georgia. Crowell New York

Steamship Georgia. Croweil New iork-left 9th
inst. Mdse. To Wagner, huSer GO, w Courte,
nav, J +. Ad2er d GO, NJ " a Ashton. apple, u
A simm southern Express CO. y I Ah!rich y II
Abrahan.s 4 Sons. J a J Euwden. Arrre i Bro
l. rudrlId. {; s Bradford. " - Bsscll L Boyd,
Or baer, I! Klsrhuli & co. l. Brown. YIN VI BIZ d
h CT. G Bat 4 co, Cameron, Rarkley u co, Is y f.
RQl cknittr Bal eS AZ CO. I ~ Cater, |. Chlpi:l,
" II h iet Il ca. JC II & arssen, j Cosg'nre. l.
Cohen q CO, Coren, 7 II l. W Devices. T. Darcy.
] II Dnrkri ] u Duval u HOr, g II E, Senbach iiF
Fleming X GO. Edger'rn ..lchard,. FurGhgott,
EenrI CT * co 4 d Fleming, 5 Fairly x co, L
FulE i co. Hart a co, F"r>ythe. McComb 90. :
Fass W Gil ey, Go drclI. Winen II " 20, i
Griukc hy Ge.lis& CO, u Gulilsten g t;raveley,
A Hunt, Mrs GuI lInk!e. j llileD, Hrhe~'S
Book llUu-,. u0lm y. e ld-r& co, Miss r ll.las, J
II ilaprUiul. Lyman II 20, JrilOrGs& Gu, Z II
J. husUn. e. Ncrrlsun, Jnn>iua. rev, a ca; knrK,
Wlrkeuhe:p d co, = Murr.y J"hnSon. Car
Lenpnick. W II Lucas. Laury Il Alexander. A. w
Llby. i.u Zen. r. Lafiti". l. Loren z, th Lee. 6 j
Luhn. McLcy & Ric., " Nal hir>s n. Il l. Nor llp,
Aautuue y 10, } G Minor cO. NJ klllen. :
Mar.hal, hlacquren i Ri-ckr. >Irmunn, A
Eim'tz. ID ONe,Il d Son, Jno F. O'Neil. 4 o'Neill.
l. O'Neill, Ustenhorn CO. Jas Odell, y P"pprn-
helm. Co. Mo"re. DR. Purc er K Pr ny Son,
! Krlls. Paul. WEIGH \ Brandes, A lack enhush.
Strlieus, Werner 4 DnrEer Z = uar,i & c. j
Taylor co, s Z Railroad Gu q RiThIer. VIM
shepherd d Ct; St"ll Webb \ co. ID II -irc0x, II
SLENDER, T. Schruder, H Tew a T1efrntlal, III
Irlcst, Il Sc,Li. III A Tan'uusOn. Turns u. A l.
Tyler, Tnprs. Walker. Evans & CugsweIl. o
WlrterS,S 5 Wilson q Bro. sans g AeXan.
der. W II Wrich- Walsh, l. WeisHuuf NJ n Rod
gers, j ankle, t1ssrl Il Bone II 60 IA x co, f
Ii l.;rnweil Schiriner. w WI III 500 T. Kan.
road CO. atl,I ,hntrS. 30 miles north Of TIA teras
Thur nay, sP II. paSs,d sIcanlshln Charle,lo !:
Fiid.y. a 81 passed steamship George CrrmSeli.
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Caprice.

She hung the cage st the WINDOW
III he goes by, }" ene SAID,
..ue win hear my robin singing,
And when he Tits his head,
shall be sitting here to sew, :,
And he will bow to me, Know"
me robin sang love.sWeet song,
Tho vonno man raised his neaui
rha alden turned away and olusnea;
~ am fool !" she said,
Ard went on bordering IN SILK,
The pins.eyed abblt, white as milk.
The youny man loitered slowly,
Rv the house three times that day;
she took her bird from the Winaow;
,iHe need not look this way"
She sat at her piano long,
And sighed, and played deasn sao Sons'
But when the day was DONE she said,
~ wish that he would come
Remember, Mary, II he calls
To.nirh-I'm not al home.H
so when he rang. she venting ell
She went and let him in herseu.
They sang full long together,
Thetr sSpos loye-sweet, death SAD,
The robIa woke from his slumber,
And rang out, clear and glad.
..Now col she coldly said; 'tls iale'
And followed him-to latch the gate.
He took The rose.oud from her hair;
While sYou shall not ~ she salo'
He closed her hand within NIB OWL
And while her tongue forbade,
Her will was darkeued IN tn ecnpse
OF binding love upon MS lips.
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y.w ,york Naval stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Friday, May
sIeafiily he'd: TIE supplies are very liRhs,anc,
Notwithstanding the demand from consumers HI,I Is
moderate FUN late prices are obtained in all cases.
For delivery next week much lower prices are
bnsiness. we quote merchantable lots on spoe 1
at 5sc With lao bbls. sold 10 lots at 5ahc and ioU
obls. for next week at soc. Rosnmth@e ne reeen esSrE
free business in strantd has oroushe eG oss i'm
ened IM 10 10 reaseat some advance in prices The r.
fine grades are held firmly, with not so mucn c IN
qu sales 100 90 0os cIssns W5h
sS,S or,ce % ,sSed The quotations are So IS for
No. 2; s3aI for No /; 81 o5a5Jo for pale; s6s
3TT for EXTRA pale and virgin. Tar is aela ~. az az
Sc Is for washington. Small lots el Guy pi'eH
are selling ut 81 10.
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Chipping.
III R N E W Y 0 r + /.
ON TUESDAY, MAY 80, AT 5 O'CLOCK
P. M.
NEW IRON STEAM LlNE-EsTABLlsHED 1870
sTATE-RooMs ALL ON DECK,

The splend New Iron Side Wheel Steamship mp
GEORGIA. Crowell, Commander, wiz san lUr ~
New York on TUESDAY, May 'oo, a1 oe'ooh' 4. "'
from PierNo. Union Wharves. ,1,p1rc
.The Fast and Popular steamship GaAKhES' LES
ION, Captain Berry, will FOLLOW and saI on msD p.
NRsDAY 7th June, at 10 O'Clock A. M., lrom Fief
No. g. Union Wharves. co..,, +o
Through Bills OF Ladlng given on Cotton 10
Liverpool, Boston, Providence and the NeW Eng
land Manufacturing Towns, at the lowest mar
insurance by Steamers OF this Line u per cent.
For Freight Engagements or Passage, navlng
very fine State.room accommodations, apply 10
WAGNER, HUaER & OO., No. 70 BIoaa ,sgSt SIeet'
or TO WM. a. COURTESAf, No. Uplon WHAT
may2q-2
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rhe Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval


Che Charleston Cotton. Rice ana NaSai
Stores Market.
oFv1cs CHARLESTON NEwe.
SATURDAY EVENING. May u. lS1l''
Co1roN.-The demand was limited anu WIN
encouraging dispatches, the light STOCK WAS he'u
strongly. sales about l25 bales, say at IT, 10 as
1bx, at l5X So l5zs, 81 at le, IS selections -at
16Sc. p fb. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary .l2Agl4H
Low mlddlng... .............'' ''''11eeas1+S
HildluC :.......'..'.,,VAG
Strict middlng. g.......-.........io
R1cE.-The market was quiet, but without
change. Sales 7a tierces OF clean Carolina, cay
Of tierces at sH, 46 at es.l6. We quote common
to fair at sk@sSc, good sA@sc b..
NAVAL, SroREs-ln q day or two past ABOUT
6oo obls rosps have been sold, on basis OF ABOUT
s2o5 a Dbl for No. 5, s. 1902 Is for No.Z 50 zoS9
6for pale. ,...
FRsraHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct
nomina on uplands; via New YORK; y.
an uplands; Id OF sea Islands; oy sal ;
5.1od on uplands, 4 on sea islands. Io
Hayre- nominal. Coasswse-to New fo'S
Nv steam. xc on uplands and &c on STA
lslauds; 81 rs p tierce on rice: By sail, &c 10 .
ootton.- q fierce on rice: 4Oc 2 barrel on rosip
s,as4 NJ on lumber; sa@lo ? on timber.
Boston, by sail, &c = b on upland, cotsor
To Providence. By sail s. ? N on boards. 81
q 10 on cotton; by steam 81 p baie on New
YORK rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, Hc ID
on uplands; by sa;l. 81 p n on boards; 50 on
timber; IS p ton on clay, aHd saSa so on pRos
pilates. To Bal s.more, BY steam, hc = b oJ
sail, So 5oG7 = Is on s.ards; ss@S Is Ton OF
phosphate rock. vessels are in demaao os
our merchants TO take lumber freights iEcm
Georgetown. y. C., Darien and Satiila RIVER ia
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, ana $iV
@!2RMa are the rafes on lumber and boards
EIoHANeB-Sterling 60 day bills 29h
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - The lanks are pur.
chasing sight checks on New York ut par; days
X or; 10 days u off; Is days OF; 20 days = OIL;
80 days Off They are selling sight checks at 4
pre- MUM.
GoLD-l1Gl2
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA: May ss.-sales Of cotton LOO bales;
middnUgs 1lAc
ORAEGEBURG. May 1o.-Sales during the
week Ss b.les. We qume: Ordinary IL, low mis''
dung l3H. '.,idd Ing iSAc
UNION, May 2.-Co.tun-ss bales sold during
the week Mar-rr 4pen.d on Monday at lso;
closed t day .I lSASc. .
CnARLO lie. Nay o. Sales to-day 50 bales,
at ~ ~" .pr. r.',I.',! ms
MONTGOMERY, NAV ae-Onr cotton market IL
q n; ~ " i"wnild'iilngS iltsctS
SELMA. May 2G.-Therc were sales yesterday
to Ia, an!uuu, 10 1ar>: n,st,dting 1it& CUB.
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Now York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, May Is: bomsstS cu,a ausas
but firm at 9asc. Foreign IN yerygooa ae aeoa oAsE
andfan former rates obtained taoHgam l. ts so Sa
Patns at 7Xc, and 400 bags Rangoon at 'a' Ac'
the latter for new crop. nc. p,,,,oe, boc
been fair ard prices steady win ,u Ic1
R,ngoon at 1a1Ee; l5e bags Patna at 7Sa8c, the
outside ngures for new crop; and small lots caro-
lima at 9a9tic.
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin May 2S seSeie seS STOCKS
oIs ons sccumulaiing. The demand is light but 1rn.
er urcss st current Sales are 100 bales les er 9r
Havsna at ST. SO bales for NeToern M aE 81 ann
bales for anS r Zoo bales sod for Phila.
delphia at IL IS.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

L1yERroo.-Per British ship Remlngtonn,,oSo @ oa,,o9
6S.nnS conner ore so tons phosphate rock Ills
BAGS T scot cotton Feed, 5 bales a. bundles paime"o
'eISs sARcELoSA-Per 3 Span brig sebastian-27o bales
ugiH NEW YoRK-Per steamship James Adger-a1aa 81
baSs sea island and 573 bales upland cotton, o.
tdesces rice &C bales yarns, dc. rs pHgs sunares'
1877 bbls potatoes, 27S6 boxes Veeelaoles'
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NOR NEW Y0R r..
OLD LINE NEW YoREIaND CHARLES
TON STEAMSHIPS.
EsTABLISHED 1876.
SPACIOUS AND ELEGASTDEc srATE.EooMs

THE VERY FAST AND SPLENDID
Side.Wheel Steamships OF this Line Will sau from
Adger,s Wharf. as follows: .,o,,-
MANHATTAN, SATURDAY, June Sd, at sh O'CLOCK
JAMES ADGER, SATURDAY June 10th, at Il
MANHATTAN, SATURDAY, June lIth, at 5h
O'Clock P. II. o.. -. =,
JAMES AUGER, SATURDAY, Juue %4Vii DIV -
O'Clock A. NJ, ,.,.,,.
P. NJ.
AZ Insurance u per cent. by this Line;
a5- Through Bills OF LadlnG given on cotton 10
Iiyerponl Boston, Providence and the New EMS
land manufacturing towns at the lowest nlarhe'
81 Staterooms may be secured in advance
Without extra charge.
For Freight or Passage engagements apply TO
naval JAMES ADGER co.
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rHE EBRAT ED

THE GEL EBRA TED
GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL,
FoR PANTS.
A reliable and Invaluable remedy in C0LIC,
CHOLERA INFANTUM, Dysentery, DiarhGa, and
such other diseases rs children are subjected TO
,llng The period of Teeihlng.
This Cordial Is manufactured from the best
Drugs, all carefully selected and contains no In
,uri0us ingredient. No family should be withou.
{. The best Physicians have recomm ended 1t,
md Mothers may administer 1t with perfect con-
bdencc.
1t contains no Opium or other Anodyne.
Manufactured By DR. Il. BAER,
wholesale md Retail Druggist,
No. lS1 Meeting street, Charleston.
Price rs cents q bottle. The usual discount to
Lhe trade.
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Receipts by Hatiroad. May 27.
gouTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

152 bales cotton, lo1 bales qrods.94 Hbn naya,
stores, 16 cars lumber. To Railroad Agent, W .
Ceurtney g. CO, peSuussuTe w Smith, CIV
Williams d CO, PeIzer. Rodgers & cn, Utsey q
Kenyon, Libenwoud, J q Maionec, WHEY 4 co,
q Ii Walter co. Smith i Chapeau, G Hacker.
II E Granger, Frost & Adger, Sl"an Il Selgnlpus.
H Cobla 4 co. Glagh0rn. herring Il 20. VIM BE
& co, Campspn & co. Il Follin, Adger co.
SoRTHEAsTERS RAILROAD.
10 bales upland cotton. 451 bbls naval stores,
cars wsOd end lumber, louaccO, rough lice. peas,
Kegs nails, mtise, &c. To Frost & Adger, Mar:
shall Jr, Barden'& Parker. Mowry Sou. Geo w
williams Il CO, J q MaoDec, 5 ID Stoney, Fo lin.
C II West, q Clacius J wie'ers, $ & Railroad c.,
E yelling, aud Railroad Agent. >. -
sAvANSAa AND Gil tRtBsroN RAILROAD! -.
Cotton, 100 bbls rosin, live stock. mdse. &c. IT,
J Stern Il CD, Mrs " faber, prnge " SON
S C'Brl,n, j D Alkcu. Webb, Jr, G W Davis,
G Fl CiaISsen, Barden Y Parker.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UT, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS Pohf.
FOREIG N.
LIVERPOOL.
Rr ship Island Home. Mcclellan, up....."Aprll 9
Br bark Vince Robson, sailed 80. april 20
WEST HARTLEPooL, ENG.
Br bark Kathleen, Lester. up.............May .
eALLAO.
Br brig Bellopi, Jones, sailed. ::..........Jan 2s
CARDIFF.
The RPK Carey, -, sailed. May 6
The Martha, Lewis, sailed. d..................May y
GMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig A DevercauX. Clark, cleared. May l9
Brig Lizasel Tabbut, clear ed. May l3
Schr Hawkins. Wyatt, up........:... May 10
sBT r0RE.
Schr NJ Morales, Newman. up............ May 1S
Schr Queen OF the South, Byrnes, cleared May Il
Schr Myrover Brown, cleared. May 22
Schr Hattie Coon1hs, -, up. May ~
BALTIMORE.
SchrJ H Stickney, FooIs. cleared. May l2
Schr Smith, Robinson, cleared. ...... May rs
Schr Sea Queen, Rosehrook, cleared...... May 70
BANGOR, NE.
Schr hannah, STABLES, cleared. HMay 33
RocKPoRT, NE.
Schr Nellie Doe, Richardson. sailed. May II
q.
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tsAClFlG NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPYs.
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN
-
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

:;teanlers OF Tile above Ire ie.re Pier ssE a.
NC. ~, E0rih River. iunt uf Canal .SaiEaa4
rect New iorh, III j., Uclgck noon, U! Liz 18Th
MI Gl!s Of every inoMth leIcrpt when ihest
laieI full on Sunday, ttri: The saturday prcrcu
iEg.
crS iur SCiIth Pacific aEii Central American ports.
Dcpartlrc Uf 18TH touches at Kingston. jamaica.
For Japan and Chime, steamers leave san Fran.
cisco FIRST Uf every mon:h except when 1t falls on
sunday: then Oh The '!ay lrccctlug.
80 C;:::f'rplu steamers ;ouCD 4; iarana, bu
70 direct from New i'l.: - .'srlnTnil.
40: !:;ircli ECl!.i':A Elr2aae free 10 cach adult
i"t.I,'iue ana attendance .crc.
20: Passage iickeI: Cf niiier information appi'
:. tie COMPATY's: TICKET oEEl:I!, OIL Lht
whari loot OF CANAL .rcc-. tcrrh River. Sca
icrE. !. i. SABY, Agent.
jutyN-ifr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-29
N.HE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES,
PREPARED DY TIE
NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY.

CoMPoGND FLUID EXTRACT OF CANCER
PLANT-Prce 50
Cough LlnctuS-Prlce 81
Dilanthu. Extract Tor Epilepsy, st. Vitus' Dance,
Spinal and Brain Atfections-Prce 81
Catarrh Specltc-Price 81
uydral ed OXvInel, for Consumption, Bronchitis,
WhoDping Cough, 6c-Pricc Sc
Pile ENtract-a never falling Pile cure-Price So.
May Apple Pills, fUr Dyspepsia, Torpidlty uf the
Liver Constipation Gc.-Prlce 5U cents
Headache PiIlS-i'rlce SO ceuts
Alkaline RcsOlvcnt-au io'l!zcd cternical water
superior 10 f!chy, Kissiugen, Se!lzer, &c
Price 81
Five Minute Pain Curer-Prlce 81
Chemical uraiug, Blood AMI Bone Ointment
Price 81
Ethereal phOss sflorus-Prce So
lthia-fur tile KIdncys-Price So
Ia alp EXtract-the wu!DaI's Iriend-Price So
Victoria Regia-unrivalled for .beaut!fylDg- the
cOmpleXlOn-PrlceS 81
Amaranth-fur The Halr-sto2s falling hair-Price
81
Nenral2ia-Rheumatic EllXlr-Price 81
Fever and Agur Giobules-Pr CT 81 per box.
For SAFE by DIR. H. BAER,
apr2l No. l3l Meeting street. Charleston.