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g CHARLESTON DALLY 10?WS....MAJRCH 30.1866._ _----- i """__AiniinritT The Daily News. FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 80, 1886. OFFICIAL. LIST OF LETTERS SamsinLng ia the Postoffice at Charleston, for the weekending MARCH 29, 18G6, and ordered to be print ed In Tax DAILY NEWS, agreeably to the following sec? tion of the new Postoffice Law, as the newspaper having the largest circulation In the City of Charleston: SECTIO? 6. And be it farther enacted, That lists of lot? on remaining uncalled for in any Postoffice in any city, own or village, where a uewspaper shall be printed, shall hereafter be published once only lu the newspaper . J which, being published weekly or oftener, shall have the argest circulation within range of delivery of the said office. Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should -.state thai they are "Advertised." MW Office hours from 8 A. M. to 0 P. M. On Sun? days, from 9 o'clock to 10 o'clock, A. M. 8TAM LEY G. TROTT, Acting Postmaster. WOTVTKISpS XiIST. Alston, Lady Alstou, Grace Ann Adams, Eliza Alston, Adele Alston, Sara Ann Armstrong, Qra.-e F Anhalter, Augusts Armstrong,Mrs Ad A Austin, Mary Ayre, Lilly M B Banfeard, Urs S O Barn leid, Ellon Bane, Virginia Ball, Linder uart ?ott, Mrs S M Brown, Hettie Bert, Alvira Ann Bellamy, Mrs W B Bohle LI, CarjliueL Bell, Julia 0 Behrens, Christian Benson, Mrs W G Bland, Mrs Fran? cis Bode, Hannah Poanesii, Eliza M Bolder, /nu Brodie, Marr T Bysen, Ellen Browuneld, Mar B; -s, Charlotte Brr Sarah Ann Brig .., Eugenio Butler, Marlo Boll. Lucia Burso. Sarah E Bullwinkle. Mrs Burgee, Mrs M E D Byrd, Annie T a ^Curtis, Mrs M P . Campbell, Jane Cammiil, Miss L . Camplin, Marga? ret Caull, Jane Oalvirt, Isabella Churrall, Sarah Olaky, Sarah Cooper, Mrs M H Cochran, Charlotte Ooltaan, Mn W P Corcoran, Cather? ine Conlon, Mn Cromwell, M?ES E O Cunningham, Margaret 0, Alice 3D Days, Leu a Davis, Mrs H S Days, Susan De Witt, Mrs W P. .DeWitt, Mrs E Denison, Kate Dalohunty, Brid? get Dodge, Mrs A J Duffy, Mrs W B Dwyne, Annie Da Bose, Madame Dunn, Mary S Even, Catherine Elbrook, Louisa M Es.lorne, Mrs M J Rakel, Lizzie Evans, Alice Eylsoa, Mrs E H F Falkner, Anne Fahrenheit, Miss A Fieldin, Julia Fields. Am.e Fost, Victoria E Forbs, Sn (wi A Franklin, Miss H Furn, Anno L Gt Galyead, Miss L Gardner. Ellen V Globes, Emily Gr Gilbert, Mrs S H icrardeau, Mrs J L Gibba, Mary Ann iodfrey, francis Gordan, Julia ?others. Kite ?nut, Miss B Giffeth, Elisio inut, Miss L i rant, Ulna Great, Ente IEL Ham, Lucy Hayward, Mary llames, Phillie Uartly, Mary Habuthaud, Mrs U E U unlit n, Misa B dull. Harriet daltln, Matt Hubert, )irs Heidt, Sophia Ui-hfius. Miss ? R JU II t.. Annlo tout, M s J H Humphreys, Miss L L Hunt, Mrs L dvor, Eda S J Jaye. Mrs D fervy, Corrio 8 Jeffers'ii. Kate IS. Seeth, Bufin Kelly, Catherine King, Mary nan-, Mrs S JJ L i:.i_- ii.. Anno .-ni?ean, Sarah L a Lambert, Harriet utdsan, Charlotte Ut:ar, Susan E Laer, Hosanna .ague, Eliza C Leland, Mrs H Leant, Mrs U i^rddy, Mrs Levy, Eliza Lines, Eaty Lowry, Emeline Laucas, Rebecca Lucas, Mary ut nen, Rcaa Lee, Ellen Lee, Kate IVE Mlllark. Miss F vlan, Elizaoeth , Medal, Ellen Uaxwell, Sarah Ann Mumken, Rebocca Meer, Amelia Mitchell, Mrs M Mathews, Franois T Martin, Eliza vi artin. Sarah Martin, Cai o lin el Hiller, Buldah Meyer, Ge- rgeans Myer, Lizzie Ml es, Margaret Ann MitcheU,Obariotte ibel. Amoila Mikel, Hots Micheil, Lau? G M?lse, Julio Murry. Sarah IVLc McAllen, urlriget ?tc orinick, Mrs Vf J McEiney, Sarah McIntosh. Mettie McKee, Mary McKiuzie, Mrs J M du furious, Mrs Ii w 1ST Nortm. Catherine Nur tb, Naucy M.-hilson, Mrs A B Nelson, Pegjry 1ST Noaa ton, Margaret A Nettles. Elizabeth O valley, eliza B O'Siien.Cathorino Jr? Patrick, Kilen M Pinol, Miss E Payas, Mrs John L Piukuey, Mrs C Peters, Mrs H Parkinson, Jane Paull' , Miss G Parker, Amelia xt Kaye, Mrs Herder, Sue D Keite, Judy itiley, Mrs W Wal tor ailey, Miss S A Kiley, Susan A K irke, Anua Reddach. Miss B Hov,or. Julia ttyan, Mrs H Ryan, Emily C S Schmetzer, Maria Smith, Vary Ann Smith, Mary Smith, Pennie Smith. Martha H Simla, Eliza F Simons, Ellen Simons, Rhetta bhirer, Anna Eliza Shackolford, Mrs EH Scott, Phillis Seabrook, Mary Emily Seabrook, Grace Scot, Loria Scot, Jacqulinea Salvo, Madame 3 tedman, Sa is tua Stewart, Mary Standes, Miss R Sullivan, Hannah Aga OP Summon?, Miss T Taylor, Mary M tracy, Maurace Tailor, Mary M Taylor, Miss 8 B Townoson, Anne Toomer, Mrs P Tomson, Eliza Terray, Phebe Tonnont, Naunio Prescott. Miss 8 Vanderpoel Eliza? beth Vor oe rn, Eugenia W Washington, Ade line Wragg. Elizabeth Walord. Mrs E Waddlll, Hallie Aarficld, Charlotte Weeber, Johann Well, Rose A Weston. f!aro'ino Webb. Mrs Wea on, haney Webster, Eliza? beth WeUs, Miss E White, Sabina Wittschen, Louisa Witts. Martha Wilkerson, Sarah Willborks, Phebe Wells, Mrs F A Winningham, Laura R Wiuimau, Phills A'itX, .Mattio A Winoglan, Elsie Willis, Emma Wide, Do etna Young, Mrs A It z Zoton, M uria Zigroilo, Madame Marie IVTETST'S LIST. A ID ? Addy, ilium s Drayton. Paul Ramah, H Alexander, GW nuncan, JP Knox, John F Ankers, Lewis H E Kahrs k Bros, Ankrom, Dani ?adv, umiam uuo Asete, S O cUuerton, Everett Seairson. Frank Ashur, Gains W Sing, Edward B rouan, Jas O Kiola, S Barry, Joi n E???au, Jno T. Barnett, W F Ellwoll, Jno D M Lathrop, Thomas Bates, O K s-stabrook. Wm Layo IL aa, John Baker, W A Bedra. Eugene Laiigor, William Barney, Jas Brans, Dr Geo Laval, John Barnes, P Jno F Laurens, L Barnes, J lt farrell, ('rank Laffan, P Benfort. BOD j Farley, Andr, w Latberllae, 8 3 Berke, J Fisher, ll Lampo, F Berge, Robertson fleming, A D Lenihan, J Bearney, W H Fleniim;. Rlchd Leigh, 0 J Bennett, Martin C -oust, Col B F Leahy, John Bohrens, John H Fowler, Henry LB Page, Robert Behrens, Mr Foss. Dr W L Little, CaptJohnL Bechler, Mr fuller, 3 ll Lowry, lt C Bishop, H Gr Long, Thomas Bourdmon, W J Gal'lard, A S Luders, Wm Ball, El aa Gardner, Alex Ludou, J W Boyd, Frank Gardner. Seymour Lucas, John Boole, Anthony Gary, Edwin F Lubu, H D Bradley, Benja- Grant, W ? Lynch, P N min Gardner, Geo D J\0C Bross, Benj Gacleu, Col Ste- Maobiu, Wm Butterworth, Wm phen Madden, James J Buluw, J Chas Gannon, R Marshall. Andrew Buck, Lewis Qorard, Chas Marett), Chis H Buse, John Ge rge, W J Martin, George Barn. Henry Gires. Lewie Marth:, Henry Brown, Paster W Gillian, Robt Mathew*, O W Brown, (..'mre Goodrich, Lt S F May, Julius O Brown, C J H Gray, Kellogg k Macwood. J F C Co Maxwell. Henry J Carsten, W Spen Gray, Andrew Moister, Jai n G cer Gray, Jas kfeesor, Benjamin Carragher. Tho? Greelish. Hush Myers, Nicholas Catr & Co, M M Qi i An, Patt ick Myer, John Carroll. Hobt ?rilUth, J G Michell. ES Carr, Sarul R _ Graham, L Michell, W E Osmand, Cha? L Gret-'Kt Jno Meriuua, P Cattrill, Corm hus- luutuer. Nicholas) Middleton, Sandy Choppin. Dr 8 Graves, Edwd S Claffcr, M Green, Jackey Middleton, WI1 Cliigg' tt, 'Am II ?reen, (?casar liniu Clark, it G iiiytou * Co, K M Miller, Thomas Costa, Gui-oppi KC Miller, Itobcrt Cone. CA Hall, Daniel Miller, Henry Cowle, Cb.*8 Hater, Wil'imu Moura. D S Goner. Mulirgs Haslem, l eter Min. Daniel Couturier,.-. *0>l :la> Ueawnrth, fi (' .|<*i tintino. L Cooper. J !. Harper, Joseph ii Mo rv. Charley Conrad Mr Hawkes, Thomas MMh-v, (I Couucell.SWalUc! ilaruirs. Clans U Mo?t?leiiktm?>, Coil, Patrick Uabouieht, Ed Fredi i lt \V Corriga::, J M HabenichtjGeo M. ni-.JO Coffman. W Hann. -J Mnoit, W O Colman, M J Hamlin, John Morgan.Capt Cruustin, Harold 1 a ulm, Edward ri'oinss W Harrison, Chas W Maury, J.?hu ?Culero ?n, Jss H erran J S Manny, John Cummings. Isaiah Hayward, WUliaut Ifm.zeniaeyer, J3 Heyer, J M Cuarle* Dawson. C P tl.iden dcb. G Myers. Jareb L Dawes, Jus E fi 1, Major J ? 3VT.U Dared.\tdouis iii-.mrs, EH M-Ardr-w, Robt Davis II V Hopi ins, Ja* st oA il "ter, Chas Davie, Th os Hoffman, Soliman Moralist?. Mi sus Davit" Wm ilou?tt,0 McCarty '1 hocias Denn. David Holland, Henry McCarthy, G I? Deatorock, Holdat, V M-.Indue Jnn.os Hai.cke Hoffman, M H Melnucrf. Dakiel Do-more, fiaul J rfulllnretf. 0 HoLouchlin, Deas. James H ind, John H James Devore. Tun Hu it, M 3 HcMannun, UE Drsimoio. Thoa lim. hi. son, M Millar. W ii Denny,'ikes S Phil p H McNeill. Eobt Dickey, ltev -ami H?lset er^,Martin McVean, J Juhan Dilwortli. J.-h i S I 1ST Dieikhotr. C Cuitlesby, Dr JL Nantir, Wm Dickinson, Capt J j Noace 1., W ' n drill, .J AI Nihu.?, ichu Dodge. Wac J D .ame*, tJcrneiins NelHon Hector Dongla-s, '.V A Jscoli*, Jumes L Noms. H M Dow, ileoif) J rwy. Thomas It ? Nichols, Joshua Da-ci.ei, Henry ' auitias, Kowan) o Wm l-nkiliui, Ariatu iMerhnlia. J S Douglil; ? Elu'd B loans <% Frauds u.fhatz. Gustav Douueliy, Caj-t ?one?, \ar.m .Hum. Diedricb J I li."?C 3 W -? J>nw,CU I Joyce, .?oma racker, Jovepo Pag?. Peyton N Patterson, James W Patrick, James Papsenkert, 1 Pack. 0 8 Pearse, James L Petermun, J H Perry, 0 Peters, Henry Phillips, John S Phynnoy, James Pinckney, John Ploch, C Ernest Powell, 0 Potter, Andrew Poindexter, a. W Preston, James Preston, Oeneral Q Quinn, Pac R Echkoff, F G Reily, James Riley, William Ri:e, Wm Rich, Dr Rispland, Albion Rabbiinsan, Laur? ence Robberts, Dr H C Rose, Wm Roberts. Jessey Robinson, James B Robertson, D 0 Robson, Sr, O fl Rodgers, Isaac Roane, Wm M Rutland, J al Russell, Henry J Russell, John A S Sanders, John 0 Sanders, Isaao Ralph Sergeant, J M Sigelken, H Screv? n, Wm J Sch?lts, Lilly Schmidt, John Elias Scharfer, Freak Singleton, James Simmons, J Ham brick Simons, 6am Shay, Martin Snead, J 8' Hawson, Stockton E Small, Jim smith, Keith Smith, James C Sm^th, Jr, J R Smith, F Spink, Alonzo Steel A Oo, Henry Stone. M<jor Wm ft C air, J A H -iteimetz. Josh Stall. S A winton, H R Swan, Capt H Sutures, B C T Taylor k ?urns Taylor, Frank ay lor, 8 Taddiken, Geo thrift. B G Thorn, John Mon roe Tompkins, John W T Tra ri?, J C Tracey, C Turner A Loring Turner, J E TurreU, L W Twohey. Michael VarnelL J S Van Orden, Chas Vnnnoy, Alfred Vidal!, James Von Doran, John Von Lintis, H "W Waterbery, Rufus Wash lng ton, G W Wallen, John W Walker, Archibald I Waring, W M Peri Wobb, Thos J Welch. J B Webstor, Geo Wingate, Dani P Wilkerson, James I Wiitschen, H WiUiarason, Charles Wilson, Alexander j Wilson, B Wheeler, Joseph Whiteside. M Williams, Joseph WiUi&ms.J'tmos B Williams, Bev B Williams, G N Wolbert, William Wood, James Jos Wright, Winsor Wynne, Nicholas "ST Tones, Richard Z Zeke, William Cc" Persons depoeiting letters in the Postoffloe wiU please to place the stamp near the upper right band cor? ner of tho envclopo, and thoy will also please to remem? ber that without tho stamp a lotter cannot be mailed, but must be sont to the Dead Letter OfRoe. March ?0 PASSOVER GROCERIES. N. LEVIN, Jr. BEGS TO INFORM HIS CUSTOMERS THAT HE j just received a stock >f GROCERIES expressly ] or us? during tho Passovor holidays. OASE WINK Tongues Washt Pickled Beef Butter I Siipur. Ac, kc I Purchases delivered free of chsrgo to any part of the ty. 3 Uaroh 29 "jtTST RECEIVED, PER SCH It. IDA Li.. DIKblCT FROM NEW lr ORK. 1 f\ Bf!LS. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR i\J JO bids Su pur Flour S kees Spanish olives English Dalry. Dutjh Head, Limburger, Pinoapple ? and 8wias Cheese. For sale low by N. LEVIN. JB., March 29 3 Nos. 101 and 109 M?rtet street BRANDIES. WINES, ALES, &c. JUST RECEIVED, A FINK ASSORTAIEVT OF | LIQUORS, ooojprlslng fine old BRANDY, OIN, WHISKEY. ALK, PORTER, 8HERRY, MADEIRA, | PORT, and a large variety or prepared Hummer Bever ages, such as Gin Cocktails, Arrack sod Bum Punotes, kc, kc. For sale by N. LEVIS, Ja., March 29 3 Noa. 10t and 106 Market street GOSHEN BUTTER AND CHEESE 1 f\ KKG8 0HOr.CE GOSHEV BUTTER JL\J 6 cases Yonng Amor?o* 8tiiton Cheese 10 boxes >llid Gloster Cheese 8 caaes Edam Cheese. For salo by CLARE & GRUBEB, No 338 Slog street, Maroh29 3 At the old Btand of N. M. Porter A Co. DAVIS' PREMIUM HAMS, &c, REOEI VED f'KK STEAMERS BEOENTLY. 1 f\ TIkRCES DAVIS' DIAMOND BRAND OiNOIN-1 1 \J NATI SUGAR OURED HAMS 10 barrels and half barrels choice Family Beef 40U pounds ch- ice Smoked Beef 500 pounds Thin Bacon S rii s 200 pounds Bologna Suusngo. For sale by CLARK fc GRUBER, Mo. 238 King-stroet At the Old 8tacd of N. M. Porter ct Oo. March 20_3 SOAP, SYRUP, CANDLES AND WHISKEY. OfCfi BOXES DOUBLE CROWN SOAP ?tJ\J ;0 boxes Candle?. "Stearine" 10 bbls. Fxtra Kefinod Sugar House Syrup 4 bbls. WhUkey. For Bsle by RAVENEL A CO. March 29_2_ SEG?RSI ! SEGARS ! ! fn/^V/^V (^\f\f \ SEGARS IN STORE AND NOW ?j\J\Jt\J\J\J landingIromsehr. "Aid." from Havana, of the following justly celebrated brands and sizes, viz: M. C. RIO HONDO MUFLOKCANCIO LONDRES ad SOENO LONDRES. \OUNG A M FRICA LONDKE-?. LA RITcLLV LON DBI 8, JENNY L'KD LUND ll Ki Y ZKPrDA LUNDtttS. VALENTINA CILINDRADOS ROSARITO CILINDRADOS ESPANOLA CILINDKADOS FILANTROPA PRENSADOS ESPANOLA PRENSA ("S FiiiARRO CONCHA* OANCIO CUNI INKS VALENTINA REGALTA BRTTTANICA YOUNO AMERICA WHOLE KEOALIA VALENTINA MED?* BKEVAS VALENTINA WHOLE H rt EV A S VALENTINA BREVAS YOUNG AMERICA lt Rh V/t s JENNY LIND >ttEVA8, LA ROSARITO BBEVAS CABANAS Y CAHUAJAL KING'S 8 EGA RUABALAS Y CABBAJAL BRITTANICA CILINDRADOS FILANTROPA BRITTANICA ClLlNDRAPOit ESPANOLA. For sale low, In lots to suit purchase rs, by DKCOTTES k 8ALA8. March 27_tutbs30_No. 118 East flay. JOHN KING & CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS Commission Merchants, OFFER FOE SALE, On Reasonable Terms, At Ko. SS Ilasi'l-strcct, Qr\/~V BBLS. SUPER AND EXTRA FLOUR 160 bids. Brown Silbar, assorted CO bbb. Crushed Sugar W hajj* CofTb? ao lings Pepper 'tl) \>.i?i* Spice 5 bau? liuijior 6 bules Cloves 3 cases Nutmegs 35 boxes Ground Glnper 20ti box s Adaman tins Candles 'ii, I'srrels Herring lim k-?> Dutch Uorring lon imjwus Chooso, ntso: ted llrJ kits Mackviel too .<?: bbls. Mackerel 75 a bbli. Mact orel 60 bbls. Mackerel 3 > tits Salmon 511 b..xc3 Codash lm? K?KS ?uti boj?os nerring loo boxes Soap ?Ul) huios Starch 25 lililn. Molasses 20 bbl?. Copperas 50 keir? F.JIKOIU SI.11* 2C esses Cotton Cure? 15 cai,-? Wool Canis. 25 cheats Hyson and E. B. Toa. ALS fl, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF PICKLKS, Oysters, Sahson, Lobiters. Poachee, Pino Apples. Ac., Ac, March 5 rawf JOHK KINO & co., No. 8K RAREL-RTB BET. COTTON MACHINERY E0R t? ti LE. \ ffB ITA VE FOU BALE Vt TWO (?I DBA WI NO FRAMES (now), made by Machinist Association. Heven III) Wh'llng's Improved Ei::;; Spinning F:sm's. used very litrls. Kino (9; Csp bpianlrg Fraracs, in good running order Three (3) Rodgers' List Speeders. J. J. O R?0 O k CO. GranitorlUe, 8. C., March 21, lSi-C asMVM ui a BUTTER, BUTTEE, CHEESE, FLOUR, Ac. I Q, FIRKIN'S EXTRA 0HOI0E GOSHEN BOTTER. LU justlanding per steamer. ALSO, 43 boxes prime GOSHEN CHEESE 26 firkins prime Leaf Lard 333 bbls. Extra, Superfine and Ship Flour 20 half chests superior Hyson and Black Tea 30 quarter boxes superior Hyson and Black Te? 40 bbls. Crushed A. and C'Sugar 6 bhds. Crushed P. R Sugar 30 bsgs prime Rio and Java Coffeee 600 boxeB Berrings, No. 1 and scaled 20 half bbls. F. M. Beef and Pork 200 boxes 8oap. Starch and Cand es Paper, Buckets, Brooms, Tubs, Soda, Blacking. Brushes, Snuff, Segare, Tobacco, ftc, kc ; Mace, Cloves, Cinna? mon, Spices, Pepper, Mustard, Ac, Ac. ALSO, BALLANTINE ft SONS CELEBRATED CREAM ALE, landing by each weekly steamer, AND Agents for FAIRBANKS' SCALES, all sizes. For sale by J. & F. DAWSON. March 30 fm 2 No. 06 East Bay. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, CHARLESTON, S. C., OPFER FOB SALE LOW FOR CASH : 1AAA SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT 1 \J \J \J 300 barrels SUB ar-A, B and O 200 bags Rio and Java Coffee 1000 kegs Nails, ass' rted 500 colls Manilla and Hemp Bope 100 bales Gunny and Dandee Bagging 100 barrels Molasses and Syrnp 300 boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles 200 kegs Powder-whole, half and quarter kegs 500 bags Shot and Lead 600 barrels Flour-Fine. 8uper and Extra 200 dozon Buckets, Brooms and Tubs Copperas, Bluestone, Madder Indigo, Spices, Starch, Yeast Powder Sc ci a, Pickles, Sardines, Tea, Mackerel, otc., otc. March 29 tostulmo FLOUR, SUGTRT?AILS, RICE, LARD, SALT, SOAP. TOBACCO. ?\r BARRELS BEST PHILADELPHIA RYE FLOUR | A-O * -1" bbls. Extra Super and Fino Flour 15 bbls. low-priced Sugar 300 kegs Nails-assorted sizes 200 bbls. and bags Rice, from 7 to 10 cents per ] pound 50 firkins bett Leaf Lani 500 sacks Liverpool Salt-large size, fine order 200 oolls Rope-different qualities 5 bales best Three-ply Twine 300 boxes Palo Soap-1 to 1J? lb., 2 to 2}% lb. bars 25 boxeB low-priced Tobacco-pounds. Received on consignment, and for salo by J. N. ROBSON. March 27 tuths3 No. 62 East Bay. ^M^NEW~CR?P MOLASSES. I C)?T HHD8. PRIME NEW CROP, CLAYED AND I I avO MUSCOVADO MOLA8SE4, balance of cargo brig Harry, from Matanzas, for sale at tbe lowest rates by JOSEPH H. RISLEY or H. F. BAKER ft 00., March 28 No. 20 Cumbnriand-street. BACON, MOLASSES, POTATOES AND ONIONS. 5HEIDS. BACON SIDES 10 boxes Bacon Shoulders 10 barrels Molasses 26 barrels Irish Potatoes 15 barrels Onions. For sale by BRUNS ft BEE, March 28_3_No. 81 East Bay. COAL! COAL! NAILS! NAILS! i AA TONS SUPERIOR B. A. PARLOR COAL. X \ ' \J 200 keg? superior assorted Nails. The above just arrived, per schooner Audenroid, from Philadelphia, and will bo sold very low, from the wharf, by T. 8. ft T. Q. BUDD. Boroo ft Co.'s North Wharf. IN STORR. BALE BOPE, SEED OATS, OIL, kc, kc March 29 _3_ COAL! COAL! COAL! I r\r\ TON8 BLACKSMITH'S AND MELTING I WV/ COAL, now landing, per schooner B. W. Dillon. For sale low by CA1LEBON. BARKLEY ft CO., March 27 *. No. 150 Meeting-street. GRAVEL. BUILDING OBAVEL FOB 8?.LE CHEAP, AT SOUTHERN WHARF WOOr YARD. March 27 6* FOR SALE, ASIX HORSE POWER VERTICAL ENGINE, IN perfect order Also, two Sections of Shafting, 30 f?etlong, with Grist Mill, suitable for plantation uso. Appl< to 8. L. HOWARD, March 21 sw No. 17 Vanderbon-t'B Wharf. SCARFALETTI! SC AUF A LETTI: WE ARE NOW READY TO SUPPLY THE TRADE with genuine SCARFALETTI SMOKING TO? BACCO. MANTOUE & CO., Sole Agents for Charleston Febmary 15 2mo ?nd Htate o' <mitb f\v-Hna. WHISKEY, WINE, BRANDY, &c. t??~\ BBLS. 8UPEBIOR BOURBON WHISKEY 0\J W bbls. Magnolia Whiskey 6 bbls. Oin 100 os?os "t. Julien Claret CO aaset Champagne, quarts and pints 100 oaeoi Sauteme Wine 100 oases Fine Old Bourbon Whiskey 100 cases Magnolia Whiskey 60 cases Primrose Whiskey, super 60 cases Old Bye Whiskey 100 cases Fine Cordial Gin 50 cases Old Q Brandy 26 oases Bum, "St Croix" 600 cases Ale, "Muir ft Bons," quarts and pints. Ju.t received par steamers and schooners, and for sale low by ?NO. KING ft CO., March 5 m wi No. 88 Haael-street. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL" GBOC EBIBS. GEO. W. STEFFENS & CO. WOULD BE8PFCTFULLY INFORM THEIR CUS? TOMERS and tbe public that, in addition to their WHOLESALE AND RETAIL G ROCE KY at the corner of King and George stree'a. th. j have now opened a WHOLESALE AND COMMISSION HOUSE at No. 28 Vendue Rango, whare tboy will bo nhl? to alford their customer* extra facilities. Their firm will comprise a-? formerly: GEO w. sTErrxKS. . . .F. O. BOBKEB....L. nr. ED EMU: BO March 13_ ivr tmim m HUM IT)/-\ CRATES AND HMDS. OF ASSORTED CROCKE liU KY AND GLASaW.VHE, just received and foi sale oy J No. IClNd ft CO., March 5 mwf Jin. ?H M ase'-street ALE, ALE. ?)f\f\ BBLS A M SD IXL DUOS. CELEBRATED ?\J\J ALBANY AMBER CiiEAM ALE. received weekly aud tor sale bv >Nt,. itlMi .v Ot), "larci il*' Vn if-upi.ofrw" HOLLOWWARE. 1 (\i \f\ MKQFS HOLLOW WAUK, OONM8T1M i\J\J\J ol Pots, Uvi-na, Spfdete. Erring r>.m^, ? For BHIO low by j.\o. KI N'O A ''O.. March 5 VEGA. Ymm&itti&mi LAW AND COLLECTION OFFICE, Nos. 259 ami 40 Park Kow. ISAAC ?AVKGA ) aruini, ?? ?*OONO, I HEW YORE. GERARD L. MCKENZIE.) HAVING SDvXIKKDED Tn T??F WOkTBW COLLS: TIO? UOSlNt?U ol Mes-.. BIltM.Y. PKSN IIB* ft FLA.VhKltS. v. willan.-. 1 to he . OIUH KM c ?>.u.r ino ano ruatnnu? eli-ms <lrnnf?:irii' ihr til re? d?ate.- sud Cariada. ?'."MitJ.SSIoyjiSii FOI- ALL i EiC STATES. ?aoiunty ? EATING POTATOES. LANDING THI8 DAT ON KERB'S WHARF. FROM ic br. N. Deane, five bin-els EAT 'NO POTATOES, which wUI bo aold In lots of firs or more barrels to snit purchasers. Apply to WHITE & PAINE, March 1 South Atlantic Wharf: POTATOES ! POI ATOES! -I <r\r\ BBLS. POTATOES LANDING FBOMSOHR, JUJU A. C. A08TIN. For salo by OLNEY & CO, March 29 Nos. 9 and ll Yendue Range. POTATOES AND APPLES. ?\r\i \ BBLS. SELECTED PEA^H BLOW POTA AKjKj TOES now landing, and for sale by CREASER A MARZYCK, March 29 3* No. 216 East Bay. BACON SIDES. CT f\ HHDS. BEOEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT. OKJ For sale by DKCOTTE8 A SALAS. March 30 G RANGOON RICE. ?\C?f\ BAGS OF GOOD BANGOON BICE, JOST & OW received per 8. Morton, from Liverpool. For isle by PORCHER A HENRY, March 20 No. S2 East Bay. SEED 'RICE, &c. ASMALL LOT SUPERIOR SEED RICE, FLAIL threshed. 200 bushels Rice Flour. 100,000 Cypress Shingles. 300 bushels Petit Gulf Cotton Seed. For salo by 8HACKELFORD A FRASER, March 29 2 Boyeo A Co.'s Wharf. FLOUR, SUGAR, CANDLES, Etc. i r\(\ BBLS. CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR WJ \J 100 boxeB AdamanuiiS Candles 60 bbls. Ki f.ncd Sugar 100 gross Parlor Matches Bbls. and firkins choice Leaf Lard Choice Hyson and Black Teas Oboice Butter, Cheese Oil, Starch, Soap, Prunes Coleman's Enijllsb Mustard Crosse A Black weU's PlomHlH Duckets, Brooms, Brushes Mathews' White Wine Vinegar Carolina Rice, eto For sato by MULLER 4s NIMITZ, March 30 3 No. 30 Venduo RauRe. FLOUR. OCTA BARBELS FLOUR, SUPER AND FINE. tCOVJ Forsaieby HAVENEL A CO. March 2D 3 CORN! CORN ! 1 C\C\C\ BU3HFLS PBIME WHITE MARYLAND \AJ\J\J COHN, per steamship General Ous-ar, expected tbls day from Baltimore loco bushels Prime White Maryland Corn, per steam? ship Cumberland, from Baltimore. Fo r salo by weight, in quantities to suit purchasers, by PORCHER A HENRY. March 30 3 HAY AND CORN AFLOAT. A Ci Ci BALEa PB'ME NORTH RIVER HAY, *X\J\J landing this day, per schooner Paine, on Brown's Wharf. 2000 bushels prime White Corn, landing this day, per schooner Eclipse, for sale low from Wharf. Also to arrive per steamers Gen. Custard and Cumber, j land: 3000 bushels primo WHITE CORN, expected on Friday. AMS nt STOB i : 3000 bushels ORAN 300 bushels Blackeye Peas 10 bbla. White Beans COO bushell; Heavy Oats. TO AUBITZ FIB SCHOO NI 3 BZBSBBb: 6000 bushels HEAVY OATS. AU for sale low by JOHN N. TIDEMAN A OO. Maroh 20 S CORN. *)Kf\f\ BUaHEL8 MARYLAND PRIME WHITE ?0\J\J CORN, land mg from schooner Eclipse, Atlantic Wharf, For sale by WM. 0. BEE A CO., Corner Vanderhorst's Wharf and East Bay. March 29 3 Cf RN, OATS, HAY AND BRAN. OA AA BUSHELS PBIME WHITE OOBN ?5KJKJ\J 1000 bushels Yellow Own litro bushels Heavy < ats W boles of Primo Hay. For Bale low by WILLIAM HORAN, Corner of John and Elizabeth streets. February 15 HAY AFLOAT. 2,? O BALE8 PBIME N. B. HAY. LANDING FROM | Oe? brig "ManzaniUt" rn wharf foot of Hasel street. For salo low while landing, by JuHN OAMP8EN ft CO.. No. 14 Markot-streot, opposite Stato-atreet March 29 LIKE, LATHS AND PLASTER lief) BARBELS FRESH LIME IN FINE BHIP A.LO? PING order. 4X40, 30 OOO LATHS LANDING FROM 8CHOONER A. 0. Austin. 50 b?rrela Land Plaster. 611 barrels Calcined Plaster, por schooner A Town? send. For sale by OLNEY ft CO. March 20 Nos. 3 and ll Vendu? RanR?. PROLIFIC COTTON SEED. t/\A BUSHELS BOYCE'S PROLIFIC COTTON J.\J \J SEED for sale. Apply to JOHN EASTERLLN, March 19 mwfl? Oranaehnrs;. 8.0 EXTRA FINE SEA ISLAND COTTON SK.KD. f?AA BUSHELS EXTRA FINE COTTON SEED, fjUv 'rum crops of Thomas Lecitre, Lighthouse j Point, and Seabrook. For solo io quautltt-s to suit pur I chasers, by PORuHKR ft HhNRY, Starch 19 mwfo No. 32 Eaat Bay. GUANO! GUANO! PERUVIAN AND SWAN ISLAND GUANOS, SUPER? PHOSPHATES, and the Brace Concentrated Per? in xer, are offered te the trade at the lowest wholesale prices, by GEO. E. WHITE ft CO., No. 65 Cliff-street. New York. Or, omsOLM BROTHERS, Sole Agents, Novemberl No. S3 East Rsv Charleston 8.0 FOR SALE'CffiEAPT e)f\f\ BBLS. PLANTING POTATOES, TN GOOD ?i KJ\J order. Apply to D. J. 8T?RGE3, March 22 No. 16 Vendue Range. LEATHER BELTING" KUMBEL'S PATENT, AND THE ONLY PATENT BELTS, are made from the best Oak Leather, iboroughly stretched on powerful machinery, and mads to run straight ALSO, LACE AND PICKER LEATHER. RIVETS, KNIPPERS ?nd Setts, &c ftc, Apply to WM. KU MB EL ft SON Jsnosrvlu ?mo Vo. 83 A?rrv st.. N V TIN PLATE! TIN PLATE! QAA BOXES ALLAWAY'8 BEST 1 0 AND I X ?\J\J CHARCOAL TIN. of direct importation. Just received, and for salo by ROBERT MURE ft CO., 1 ?bruirv i\ No. M Ph'ircb "tram. JUST ARRIVED, BT THE STEAMER QUAKER <?ITY, AN AORNT j from COAS REICHE i BUOTIIEK. Importen of | U'rris and Animals, No. &?> . liathaoi street, N Y.. wltb |a lino cullpction of OERMAN SINGING CANARYS, BULLFINCHES. GOLDFINCHES, etc., etc. Bini fan tiers wishing tc buy Birds, will pit-ate call soon, and examine ior themselves, as ho (-hall stay ont a short time n this city. Apply at tho Stationery and Nows De? pot of BOINK8T ft BURKE Na 69 . ecUug street next Mills Houso 14* Maroh 14 NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RETURNED TO LH!" City, wiU contract tor all ki lda el HOUSE-B0ILD 1NG AND REPAIRING- MT. H. GR.TVMi, So. U4 Wentwnrtii-strem ~ at DAWBOH JJMOCK*Vf. No. 17 liroai-?lrttV. STEAMEK FOR SAL?.', THE STEAMKF _^tv A "PI ATO" -lengtl V>J,_N, ? 1O0 k-et, draft o< ^ SjSaSXg wattig,'font wit! pnMsura pnsWi OTUicb-?xw? of cylinder und 6 feet stroke. H >s just beon thoroughly repaired at tbs U. S Machino Shopa at Sc Helena. Appl) lo Messrs A. GEL fY ft CO.. Nos. 12<!and 128 Meetlnc-.-itroet, "i R. L GETTY, at Mills House. CEDAR CAMPHOR T^OR Mollig, ust If EARLY .'.ND ii<u a.W'.i I. by killing avartua vox lu ewbrvu Sold by .very Dmgolft. liAUUiS ft CHAPMAN, ' ?ii^Tj L.stvn. MfJMX IjlV&nrvub^-THK A no. 1 J British Bark 8. MOUTON, Captain RICHA?D .J ., -?HOOD, having entered under tho Five Day Act, ?aT^^^aawill commence discharging cargo, Thu Dav at Panderborst's 'Wharf. Having the greater portion of her cargo engaged, will meet with quick dispatch for the above port. SW Partie? are cautioned not to credit the crew, aa the captain will not be responsible. For freight engagements, apply to MARSHALL. BEACH ? CO., March 30_e__No. 21 Broad-street. . FOR LIVERPOOL.-THE BRITISH ^BARK WILLIAM RENNIE. W. A. Decker ^Master, haviog a portion of her cargo engaged. ?will have despatch for the above port For Freight engagements, apply to March 3?_ GIBBES ft CO. FOR L IV K R f* u O L_TH E FINE ? first-class British bark "LAKEMBRA." John > Cowan Master, having ? portion of her cargo . engaged, will meet with dispatch tor the above port. For Freight engagements, apply to FERGUSON. ft HOLMES, March 29 Accommodation Wharf. FOR LIVERPOOL..-THE A KO. 1 k American ship "HODSON," -, Master, y having a portion of ber cargo engaged, wlB . bave quick dispatch for the above port. For Freight engagements, apply to March 13 WILLIS * CHISOLM. (T08AIL ON SATURD AY. 31ST 1N8T.. AT 12 O'CLOCK] 1 * FOtt NEW YORK..-MERCHANTS' LINE-Ibo fine fast-sailing tem D. 8. ^WILLIAMS, Le'tls Master, want' 7fi hales Cot .ton, and light freight, to AU up and sall as above. WILLIAM ROACH. Cor. East Bay and Adger's 8outh Wharf, March 30 1 FOR BALTIMORE.-Al SCHOOS ,1SJ2K> EB ECLIPSE, baviag a portion of her cargo f^TO engsgtd, will have carly d sp?ten fr the -*?S_?-? nbove port For freigut engagements ap? ply to the office of tho agents. WILLIS & CHISOLM, March 30 North Atl.utlc Woarf -jrrv FOR BALTIMORE.-PTO SA?L ON roy TOESDAY. 'JHE 3D APRIL.]-Th? fast Fail jTrKylDg Schooner E. J. PALMER. J. Palmer, Mas 2K=?&ter, wi 1 take what Freight offers, and saU poa itively ae above. For Freight engagements, apply to IHADDETJS STREET, March 30 3 No. 74 East Bay, VES8E '. WANT li D, TO LOAD AT a neighboring port for Now York. Capacity 1200 to LSU0 barrels. bHACKELFORD & FRASER, March 29 1 Boyce ft Co's Wharf. FOE COOPEE EIVEE. K Afc TE RN BRANCH. THE STEAMER i m i'" LOUISE AND FANNIE WILL RECEIVE FREIGHT, THIS DAY, AT FRA? SER'S WHARF, and leave on Saturday, 31st, at Hi oMook A M. For freight or passage apply on board. March 0 I FOE COLUMBIA, WRIGHT'S BLUFF. AND THE INTERME? DIATE LANDINGS ON S ANTES RIVER. 8TJAMEB "GEORG E/' AND BARGE 'RICHARDSON," CAPTAIN H. W. LUNT, TTTTLL LEAVE AS ABOVE, TOMORROW, THE W 31st instant. For freight engagements apply to GEO. ?. LUNT. March SO 1 Atlantic Wharf. FOE AUGUSTA, VTA EDISTO, ROCKVILLE AND SAVANNAH. THE FIRST-CLASS PASSENGER STEAMER "ZEBULON^B. VANCE," CAPT. J. J. GUTHRIE, HAVING SUPERIOlt PASSENGER ACCOMMODA? TIONS, will touch at tl o above points, leaving North Atlantic Wharf, for Augusta, TkitEvening, at halt past Elve o'clock. For freight or passage apply at the Offico of tho Agents. WILLIS ft CHISOLM, March 30 1 North Atlantic Whart FOE SAVANNAH, VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD. THE FAVORITE STEAMER FANNIE, CAPTAIN W. T. MoNF.LTY, HAVING HAND90ME S^ATE-ROOM ACCOMMO? DATIONS, will reoive Freight at Accommodation Wharf and leave every Tuesday Morning, at 8 o'clock, connecting at Savannah with Steamer and Railroad for ail points in Georgia and Florida. For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to FERGUSON ft HOLMES, Accommodation Wharf. N. B.-Freight and Wharfage must be prepaid. March 21_m FOB SAVANNAH DIBECT, THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER DICTATOR, (1UCO Tons.) CAPT. L. M. OOXlTTElt, WHL LEA VB BROWN'S WHARF EVERY WED? NESDAY MORNING, at oo'clock for the above port. tfST Frc toll t rec. i ved daily at the Agency and stored without extra charge. For Freight cr I'ajsago, apply to L. M. < OXETTER. Agent, Ollie? on Brown's Wharf r,?~ Agents al Havannah, Messrs. L. J. GILLMAUTIN ft CO. March 27 "YOE FLORIDA. THE STEAMER DICTATOB, CAPT. L. M COX ET TEE, WILL LEAVE BROWN'S WHARF EVERY WED NF8UW MORNING, at G o'clock [ircuiw-ly,for Jacksonville, SM Savannah and Ken.andi na Returning, will leave Jacksonville over) Friday Mim? ing at :t o'cl wk. and Savannah Saturday Horning, ht ?J o'clock, for Cha-icst-m. $W Freight received daily nt the Agency and store 1 without . a charge. For Freight or Paango apply to L. M. COSETTSB, Agent, O?hco on Brown's Whsrf. iTt-Azenlf" at J-'ivaunaX Messri;. L. J. UILLMARTIN ? Ct? March L9 JfU? S? V ?xa ii au, VI A .B E AU F O RT. THE SPLENDID SEA-GOING 8TZA1LKB EMILIE, Captain GEORGE H. BEAUFORT, WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE FROM SOUTHERN Wharf, on Monday Horning, April 2d, at 8 o'clock. Return lng, wi 1 lea?e Savannah on Tuesday Jfurnoon, April Sd, at 4 o'clock. For Freight or Pasaje apply on beard or to H. L. p. MCCORMICK, Southern Wharf. Freight will be received until runaet on Saturday. March 29 _ . 4 FOE NEW YOEE. THE BEGTJLAB UNITED STATE8 MATT, LISI OP PIB8T-CLAS8 STEAMSHIPS : GRANADA, I QUAKER CITY, ALHAMBRA, | ANDALUSIA. THE STEAMSHIP Cl JAKEE OITlT3 CAPTAIN WEST, V.i-T : LEAVE ADGER'S * .-J ON 8ATCB : / ? V. March 31, at ?.30 P. IL., ?reclaely. -r-rexd i or .gilt or Pauage, apply to RA VEN EL A 00., Agesta. \lrrrt .9 . ' _ Kew York and Charleston PrOi'LE'S STEAMSHIP COMPACT. Lea . ia* each Port every Alternate l?iuTs?sTw STEAM3HIP EMILY B. SOUDER, Oin, R. W. LOCKWOODS STEAMSHIP MONERA, CAPT, 0. P. MansHifiw. rESE STEAMSHIPS, OFFERING EVERY INDUCE? MENT TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVELING PUBLIC, having superior accommodations for Pa ss tn gert, with tables supplied by every luxury the New Tock ?ad Charleston marketa can afford; and, for safety,speed ind comfort, are unrivalled on the coast THE STEAMSHIP MONEKA, CAPT. 0. P. MARSH MAN, YTT1LL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF, OR YT THURSDAY, April 5th. at - o'clock, liberal advances made on consignments to New York. For Freight or Passage apply at the office of the Agenta, WILLIS ft 0HI8OLM, North Atlantic Wharf. Consign?es in New York-Messrs. LIVINGSTON, FOX et CO._March 80 PASSAGE REDUCED I CHEAP PASSAGE TO OR FRO91 EURO IP E - BY SAILING SHITS, SAILING EVERY WEEK. Also, by the SPLENDID MAIL 8TEAMERS, Sailing every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to and from New York. Great Reduction in Fare to CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA. DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT on Great Britain and Ireland, at the very Lowest Rates. Passengers, on arrival in New York, will have their baggage removed Free, and every care Cuiwwed 08 them. For Passage, Ac, apply to P. SHEAHAN, No. 321 West street, New York, or M. M. QUINN A BROTHER, Na 62T KTHO STREET. CHABT.EST/>N, 8. C., And No. 137 Breva street opposite Monument street Anim?t* n. K Irr_Fpbrnar" j> MOUNT PLEASANT FEEEY. THE REGULAR TRIPS BETWEEN THE CITY AND MOUNT PLEASANT having been resumed, the flnesteamer BOCKLAND, Captain W. F. Adair, wiU ron as follows from Wharf foot of Marknt-atreet: DUBIHO TEE WIRE : Leave City at.10 A M., Sandfly P. M. Leave Mount Pleasant at 8 A M., 12 M. and 6>i p. M. OX ST7XDAT: Leave City at.10 A. M., 1, 8. and 6? P. M. Leave Mount Pleasant at 9 A. M., 13 M., 2 and 5 j* P. M. March 17_ SCHEDULE Ov SPARTANBURG AND UNION RAILROAD. ON AND AFTER THDRsDAY. THr. 22d INST., THE trains will leave Spartauburg C. H. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, st 6A M., and reach Shelton at W.40 A. M. Returning, leave Rh' lion at 3 P. M. and arrive at Spir? ts n burg C. H. at 7.30 P. M Passengers can now go through to Columbia in one day ai d return In ono O ay-stages, hacks and wagons connecting between the two roaos '1 Hi'MAS B. JFTtTR. Fre'-idont Spirtanbur^ -.nd Union Railroad. Unionvlll, S. C., March JO, HJC?. Marou 21 tuths2mo CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAIL? ROAD COMPANY. OFFICE ENGINEER AND SPPKR-NTENDENT, 1 CHARLESTON. S. C, l?l't March, 18?. J THIS COMPAK i la DI hlKOUS OK Ch A RT ERIN G A STEAMBOAT suitablo lor tb?? Astdey River Ferry, for which proposals will bu received at this office until the first of April. For additional information, apply to H. 8, HAINES, March 19 mwfg Engineer and Superintendent CHARLESTON AN D SAVANNAH RAIL ROAD COMPANY. OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT, 1 CiLUiLKST'vs. E. C., Mai ch ii, 16&& \ N:>TICR. ON PATURU AY, THE 24in INST., THIS ROAD WILL be omened zo Ashepon, 30 miles from marleston. Pa<??ec>:erB will leave Mill strojr depot a? 7.30 A. M., ca Tiiwdajs, ThuwdayH. and Hatur.'a>v, her. toforo. t rt lent will be received daily between* o'cluck A M_ and 3 o'clock P. M. n <3ign?d) H. tl HAINES, ... Engineer and ar.pcrinteodcnt a -a C??aSh?