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PERUVIAN GUANO, TO ARRIVE PER SC HR. S. N. SMITH. ?fre TOSS GENUINE PEED VI AN GUANO, TO AB I O BITE per schooner 8. N. Smith, and expected in ?a few days. For sale by HENRY OOBIA & CO., April 10 _No. 2C Vcndne Bange. PERUVIAN GUANO. TO ARRIVE. fr tr\ TONS PERUVIAN GUANO, TO ARRIVE. FOB .OV/ sale by HENBY COBIA A CO., April 6_4_No. 26 Vendue Range. B AU ?H'S PHOSPHATE, S60 FER TON". Clf\ TON8 OF THE ABOVE STAN DARD MANURE', 4U\J now landing, and for sale at the above price, ?Ith a liberal discount if five or more tons are taken. J. N. ROBSON, April IO tuths3 No. 62 EAST BAY". PERUVIAN GUANO* DIRECT FROM THE AGENT; WARRANT FD GENUINE. SEESE'S PACIFIC GC INO. BAUGH'S PHOSPHATE OF LIME, Received on consignment, and for sale by J. N. ROBSON, April 7_stutb3_No. 62 East Bay. RHODES' SUPERPHOSPHATE LIME. f)fsfiT?NB NOW LANDING. ORDERS CAN SE | jUXJKJ immediately filled. Apply to B. S. RHETT A SON. Exchange-street, back of Old Post?nico. April 10_5_ KETTLE WELL'S JREIsTOVATOR. "1f \ TON?OF THIS WELL KNOWN FERTILIZER, A\J received and for sale by B. 8. RHETT A SON. Agent?, Exchange street, back ol Old Poatomcc. April 5 thntuS TO PLANTEES. EHODES' S??PERPHOSPMTE LIME, THE STANDARD MANURE. AFULL SUPPLY RECEIVED-ORDERS FILLED at the shortest notice. As a Mannre for Cotton it ia unsurpassed, having been tried for years In the Sba them country with entire satisfaction. Applied 200 to tho sore in the bill, dril I or under the Hst, ?nd ?a EFFECTTVEliY OS THE SURFACE AFTER PLANTING, giving a longer time for its application. Paice-JC2.50 cash; $05 time-Factor's acceptances ?lr approved endorsed notes, payable 16th November to 1st December, out of the next crop. RHODES' LAND PLASTER. 300 BARRELS WARRANTED PURE GYPSUM. Apply to B. C. RHETT &. SON, . SOLE AGENTS, EXCHANGE-STREET, BACK OF OLD POSTOFFI0E. April 6 tutba TO PLANTEES. MAPES' NITROGENIZED PHOSPHATE OF TJivrcv PRICE REDUCED~*62.50 CASH. tU PAYABLE BY FACTORS? ACCEPT AN CES IN NOVEMBER. ATTAR RANTED FBEE PROM ADULTERATION. 160 W to SOO Hie. per acre will produce full crops, and jasunuaUy edd to the fertility of the soil. H. W. KINSMAN, RLE AGENT FOR MAPES* NITROGENIZED PHOS? PHATE OF LIME, - Karen 10 Imo No. 270 King-street. COTTON SEED! COTTONSEED! Ql*"\f 1 BUSHELS FRIPP'S ST. HELENA ISLAND tJKJ \J 200 bushels Owens' best solection. This Seed ls of the crop of aad has been already teated, and proved to bo fresh. Far salo at reduced prices bv April 7 T. SAVAGE HEYWARD A SONS. COTTON YARN. 1f\ BALES COTTON YARN. FROM THE VAU. AV/ CLOSE Manufacturing Company, Noa. 8 to 12, * sopen or article, just received, and for sale by TAFT A HOWLAND. April 6 '_10_East Bay. SHINGLES, BRICES, GRAVEL, WHITE SAND AND WOOD. si*A C\f\C\ FIRST QUALITY CYPRESS 8HIN ?U.UUvJ OLES, just landing 70,000 Gray and Brown Bricks 1510 bushels Gravel White Sand, Oak and Piue Wood sawed and delivered. ALSO, Two pair CAR WHE.EL9, with Axles attnehed. For sa'o lo i for cash by WM. JOHNSON, East end Laurons-atreet. April 3 tuttis B0SIN AND SPIRITS OF TUR? PENTINE, IS QU AN rtTIES TO SUIT PURCHASE SS, FOR BALE low. by STYLES A CARTER, Aprils Lmo No. 19 Vanderhorst'e Wharf. LEATHER BELTING. KUMPEL S PATENT, AND THE ONLY PATENT BELT8. aro made from the bost Oak Lenther thoroughly stretched on powerful machinery, and made tn run straight. ALSO, LACE AND PICKER LEATHER, RIVETS. KN UPPERS ead Setts. &c, Ac., Apply to WM. KU M BEL A BON ian nary IM limo No. 33 Cerry-at. N. Y. NAILS! NAILS ! NAILS ! ?>r\ f\ KEGS "OLD DOMINION" NAILS, ASPORT 2?\J\J ED sizes. P1MCKNEY BUoTHEKs, April 2 North Atlautlo Wharf. SCARFALETTI! SCARFALETTI! WE ARE NOW BEADY TO SUPPLY THE TRADE with genuine 8CARFALETTT SMOKING TO? BACCO. MANT?UE ft CO., Sola Agents for Oharloaton February 15 Imo and H'?u? 0f ttnth Carol! ns. ATTENTION! IF YOU WISH TO BI7Y GOOD FRENCH SNUFF, AT SEVENTY FIVE CENTS PER PGDN D, or twenty .noonda for sixty-five cen tb nee pound, ci? at jLpriie thstui* * NO. Ml KING-8TREET. MOLASSES. ff f \ BARRELS MOLASSES, IN GOOD SHIPPING 0\J order. For sale low by_ OHA8. H. MOI8E A CO., April IO 2_Ho. IS Hayae street SUGAR AND MOLASSES. Or\ HHD3. MUSCO VADO SUGAR, STRICTLY UV PRIME QUALITY 20 barrels White Havana Sugar, equal to Louisiana Clarified 70 barrels Stuart's best B. Sugar 80 bhds. ) 15 tierces > New Crop Prime Muscovado Molasses. 150 bbl a. J For sale low in lots to snit pnrchssera, by DE JOTTED A SALAS, April 9 .. No. 118 East Bay PRIME NEW SHOULDERS. 1 r\ HHDS. PRIME NEW SHOULDERS, LANDING iv per schooner Ella Fish, and for sale by LAUREY k ALEXANDER, Nos. 138, 140 and 112 Meeting street. April 10_2 CORN, BACON AND SUGAR. fQffTCkfS BUSHELS WHITE^PSOVISION CORN, ' ??tjVjXJ per sehr Presto 10 hhds. "Rawson's" choleo Sides and Shoulders Bacon 6 hbds.' Prime Porto Rico 8ugar. For sale by B. M. BUTLER, April 9_2_No. 86 East Bay. PRIME NEW CROP MOLASSES. 1 eyjr HHDS. PRIME NEW OBOP, CLAYED AND l4-> MUSCOVADO MOLASSES, balance of cargo brig Harry, from Matanzas, for sale at the lowest rates by JOSEPH H. RISLEY or H. F. BAKER A- CO., March 28 No. 20 Cnmtarland-.trpet. FLOUR, RICE. SUGAR, SOAP, NAILS. OK fi BBLS. SUPERFINE AND EXTRA FLOUR ?0\J 25 bbls, best Rye Flonr 100 bagB and barrels Rice, from 7 to 9%c per pound 7 barrels 1 >w priced Sugar 20" boxes PHIO ?cap,-at li? per pound 300 bogs Nails, assorted alzos, trom Cd to 2Cd. 50 kegs Ko. 1 Leaf Lard ot 18c. Received oo consignment and for silo by J N ROBSON, April 10 tufhsl_No fi2 East nay. PLANTATION FLOUR AND BACON. 2\f\ BARRELS 80UND AND WARB ANTED i OJ FLOUR, cheap 100 hhds. and tierces Plantation Bacon. Sidos, Sh'ul"ers, snd Hams 500 boxes Plantation Bread. L.ndirg and for sale at red nerf prices, by^ jtp.ilW_2 No. 1P0 Fas- Bay. HAY AFLOAT ? FLOUR ! RICE! ir,. BBLS. PP.IME HAY, LANDING FROM 8CHR. IOU EliaFis? 1O0 bbls. choice Extra Family Flour 150 bbls Super Flour 190 bbls. Fine Flour 50 bbls. MiddllDg Flour 20 casks Prime Carolina Rice, fresh beat. ALSO, IK STORK : 3000 bushels heavy New York OATS 360 bales prime North River Hay 50 bbls. Gibson's Uhiskor. various kinds 500 cases Cove Oysters, in 1 and 2 lb cans. For sale low, by JNO. CAMPSEN A CO., No. ll Market-street, opposite fctato-strcet. April 10_3 HAY, CORN, OATS, AND BRAN. C)AA BALES PB 1MB NORTH RIVER HAY, ?i\J\J landing per schooner A. J. Bentley, at Brown's Wha>f 1000 bushols prime White Corn-and 600 bushels prime Yellow Corn to arrive per sehr. Flying Scud, cleared from Baltimore March i 81st IS sro lin: 150 bales EASTERN HAT, In floe shipping order 200 ba'es North River Timothy Hay 1200 bushels Bran 500 bushols Heavy Seed Oats. For sale by WEST k JONE8. April 10_2_No 75 East Bay FLOUR-METROPOLIS MILLS. I OO BARRELS FLOUR, OF THE ABOVE CELE L??0 BR ATE D BRAN t landing this day per sehr. Enchantress, w ll bo s)ldon accommodating t^rms to suit tho tr ide, by UENRr M. M AG WOOD. Corner East Bay and Adder's South Wharf. April 10_1_ _ SUPERFINE FLOUR. QAA BBLS. OF NEW YORK EXTRA STATE, O\J KJ good brandR. 1 indine by the Schrs. Enchan? tress and A. J. Bentley, and for ?ale by THADDEUS 8TREET, April 10 _2_ No. Til Eist Bay. FLOUR! FLOUR! .UTA BBLS. OF FLOUR-SUPER AND FINE. For sale by RAVEN EL & CO. April 9 _"_ i POTATOES ! POTATOES ! POTATOES: -F\ BARRELS PEACH BLOW POTATOE?, JUST arrived per steamer, and for sale by JNO. CAM PH EN k CO., April 10 2 No. 14 Market, opposite State-street. POTATOES. ?A BARRELS FINE EATING POTATOES, OF >U etoro. For sale bv OLNEY k CO., April 9 Nos. 9 and ll Veudue Rings. HAY LANDING. "Z.f\ BALE8 SUPERIOR TIMOTHY HAY,. )f3 \J landing from schooner Herschel, at Brown's fbarf, for sale in lots to snit purchasers, by JNO. S. BIRD, J H , A- OO., April 9 2 Comer Church and Tradd ats. HAY LANDING. ' gr/-\ BALES S0PEBIOB TIMOTHY HAY LAND )r)ll INO this day. from schooner "Herschel," at rown's Whirf. For sale in lo?s to suit purchasers, ty JNO. 8. BIRD, Ja * CO.. April 0 2 Corner Church and Tradd streets. SHOULDERS, SIDES, FLOUR, Sic, ?Sic. \/~\ HHDS. AND BOXES CHOICE NEW SHCUTl 51) DERS. 30 hhds. prime new Sldfs 50 bbls. Baltimore Flour 50 bbls. Pink eyo Pota'oes 15 Arkins choice Butter 75 boxes Adaaiautlne Candles BO boxes low price Soap 200 sacks Liverpool Salt. Lamlinu and In store, and for sale low by S JAMES W BROWN k CO, No 11C East Bay, corner Fraser's Wharf. Apina_ SEGARS ! ! SEGARS!! -^r\r\ AAA SEGARS iii STORE AND NOW ?K Hi.UUU landing from sehr. "AW." from ?avansTo? the following Justly celebrated brands and Izcs. viz: X. C. RIO HON DO M O FLOR CANCIO LONDRES 2d SUENO LONDRES. VOUNG AMERICA LONDRES. LA RIT ELL A. LONDRES, JENNY LIND LONDRES. Y SEEP KD A LONDRES, VALENTINA 31L?NDRADOS ROSAR1TO CILINDRADOS ESPANOLA CILINDRADOS FILANTROPA PRENSADOS ESPANOLA PRENSA OB FI'5 ARBO CONCHAS CANCIO CONCHAS VALENTINA REG ALTA BRITTA NICA YOUNG AMERICA WHOLE REGALIA VALENTINA MEDIA BREVAS VALENTINA. WHOLE BREVAS VALENTINA BREVAS YOUNG AMERICA BREVAS JENNY LIND BREVAS. LA BOSARITO BREVAS CABANAS Y CARBA JAL KING'S SEGAR CABANAS Y CARBAR BRITT ANICA CILINDRADOS ?LANTBOPA BRITTANICA CILINDRADOS I SPANOLA. For Bale low, In lots to euit purchasers, by DBCOTTES k SALAS, March 27 ?nths?lO No. 118 Fust Bay. SPANISH SMOKING TOBACCO! IAAA PACKAGES OF THE ABOVE iWAB LUv J 1 ) RANTED genuine), imported (1 rect from Bavaca, of the following celebrated brands, viz: LA ION SERVA ' 'ORA LA MADRILESA LA AMERICA LA DIGNIDAD LA HONRADEZ. For sale lo >., in Pits to suit purchasers, by Dv.0Oi.TES A f ALA?. April 9 3 No. 118 Last ??">*. FOR LIVERPOOL.-THE A KO. 1 * Am erl am ?hip "HODSON," -, Master, Shaving ?portion of her cargo engaged, will .havo quick dispatch for the above port. For Freight engagements, apply to Apr! 1 in tutbs WILLIS A 0HT80LM. FOR LIVERPOOL.-Ttl S J IL ON ^ORBEFORE THE '?1ST INST.-The fa?t sall? ying American bark SCOTLAND, B. E. May -?nard Master, wanto 100 bales of Upland Cotton to AU np, aud will pal* positivley ss above. For balance of freight engagements apply to _ THADDEUS STREET, April 0 No. 7* East Bay. FOR LIVERPOOL-THE Al BR. vBark 8. MOBTON, Richard Hood Mastor, hav? ing the greater portion of her cargo engaged, -?will meet with dispatch for the above port. For Freight engagementa, apply to MARSHA! L. BEACH A CO, April 0_6_No. 2* Broad-street FOR LIVERPOOL.-THE BR, ^ bark "WM. RENNIE" W. A Decker, Master, rhavtng a portion of her cargo going on board, .and being of tho capacity of 1000 bales, will have dispatch. Apply to ?LBBES 4 CO., . April?_Adger*s Wharf. FOR LIVERPOOL-THE FINE 'first-class British bark "LAKEMBA" John > Cowan Master, having a portion of her cargo . engaged, will meet with dispatch for the above port For Freight engagements, apply to FERGUSON" A HOLMES, March 29 Accommodation Wharf. FOR BOSTON'-REGULAR LINE. The fast sailing schooner J. PAINE, Mayo mu? ster, bas twr-thirds of her cargo engaged, and ?will have dispatch for the'above port For Freight engagement?, apply to . THADDEUS STREET, Aprils_No. 74 East Bay. FOR NEW YOKE_MERCHANTS' VLCNE.-Tho regular paokot schooner D. C. > H?LSE, Tyler master, wants 1C0 to 200 bales .Cotton, and light freight, to fill np and sail with quick dispatch. For freight apply to WILLIAM BOAOH, Comer East Bay and Adgcr's South Wharf. April 5 _ FOR BALTIMORE.-Al SCHOON? ER ECLIPSE, having ? portion of her cargo engaged, will have carly dispatch f r the above port. For freight engagements ap? ply to the office of the agents. WILLIS A CHI80LM, March 30 North Atlmtlo Wharf. MOUNT PLEASANT FERRY, THE REGULAR TKIPS BETWEEN THE CTTF AND MOUNT PLEASANT having boon resumed, the fine steamer ROCKLAND, Captain W. F. Adair, w?l run as follows from Wharf foot of Market-street: DCBINQ THE WEEK: Leave City at.10 A. M.. 3 and 6X P. M. Leave Mount Pleasant at 8 A. M., 12 M. and ?X P. M. OK StrXDAT: Leave City at.10 A. M., 1, 3, and a% P. M. Leave Mount Pleasant at 9 A. M., 12 M., 2 and SK P. M. March 17_ FOR WRIGHT'S BLUFF, BUCKINGHAM'S POINT, ANO INTERME? DIATE L VNDINGS ON SANTEE RIVER. THE STEAMER IDE K-AJLB, CAPT. BLAWSON, WILL RECEIVE FREIGHT AS ABOVE THIS MORNING, the 6th instant, at Southern Wharf, and will leave with dispatch. For engagements of Freight apply to the Oapttln on board, or to H. L. P. MCCORMICK, Southern Wharf. Freight payable by shipper?. April 6 FOB SAVANNAH, VI ABE A U FORT. THE 8PLENDID 8EA-GOINO STEAMER EM I IL, I IE, CAPTAIN GEOB&E H. BEAUFORT, WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE FROM SOUTHERN WHARF, on Ttomday Homing, April Eft. at 8 )'clock. For engagements of Freight or Po s -a : e apply, on board >rto H. L. p. MCCORMICK. April 10_?_ FOR SAVANNAH DIRECT, THE NEW AND SPHENOID S TEA MBU DICTATOR, (I00O Tons.) CAPT. L. M. COXETTER, IT7TLL LSAVE BROWN'S WHARF BYBBY WED Yr NE.SD\Y MuRNLWG, at 7 o'clock, andi every IUNDAY EVENING, at haUNpast 7 o'clock, for the above ?rt. ?9- Freight received daily at the Agency and atorad | vlthout ex?re.charge. For Freigut or Passage, apply to L. M. (OXETTBB. Agent Office on Brena's Wharf. tW Aginia at Savannah, Messrs. L. J. GJLLMARTTN fe CO. _ March 27 FOR FLORIDA? THE STEAMER DICTATOR, CArT. L. M. COXETTER. WILL LEAVB BROWN'S ?. HARF EVERY WED? NESDAY YORNING, ot 7 o'clock precisely, for Jackson villi., via savannah and Fernandina. Returning, willleave Jocksouvllleevery Friday Morn? ing, at 3 o'clock, and Savannah Saturday Morning, at 9 o'clock, for Cheleston. Hf Freight received daily at the Agency and storod without extra charge. For Freight or Passage, apply to L. M. COXETTER. Agent, Office nu Brown's Wharf. ?ffTA ge nts at Savannah, Messrs. L. J. GLLLMARTIN k CO. March 10 CEDAR CAMPHOR FOR CLOTHtS-MOTHS. SOLU BY DRUGGISTS ev-rywheru April lOtttfoa HARRIS jj CHAPMAN, Boston. BRUCE'S FERTILIZERS. Ci" t~\ BARRELS, JUST RECEIVED AND FOR ?0\J f?leby RAYENEL ic CO.. April 2 FOE NEW YORK. ? THE BEGULAB UNITED STATES MATT, LTjrj OF FIRST-CLASS STEAMSHIPS : GRANADA, I ftUAKER CIT Y, ALHAMBRA, I ANDALUSIA. THE 8TEAM8HIP QTTA/KIEIR, OIT*Y, CAPTAIN WEST. TIT ELL LEAVE ADOBE'S WHABF ON 8ATUB W DA), April 14, at - o'clock. For Freight or Passage, apply to RAVENEL & CO., Agenta. April 9_ New York and Charleston PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Leaving each Port every Alternate Thursday STEAMSHIP EMILY B. SOUDER, CAPT. B. W, LOCKWOOD. STEAMSHIP MONBKA, CAPT. 0. P. MABSBMaJT. rTYB-ESE STEAMSHIPS. OFFERING EVEBY INDUCE 1 MENT TO 8BJPPEB8 AND THE TBAVELING PUBLIC, haring superior accommodations for Passen gert, with tables supplied by every luxury the New FOTI ind Charleston market s can afford ; and, for safety, speed ?nd comfort, are unrivalled on the coast - THE STEAMSHIP EMILY B. SOUDER. CAPT. B. W. LO0EW0OD, WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHABF, OS THURSDAY, April 13th. at - o'clock A. M. Liberal advances made on consignment); to New York. For Freight or Passage apply at the om oe of the Agents, WILLIS k 0HJJ9OLM, North Atlantic Wharf. Consignees, in New York-Messrs. LTrTNOSTON, FOI * CO. . April 8 PACIFIC MAIL ST/AKSHfP COMPANY'S THROUGH LINE TO C^LIFORlSTXeY, TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS, AND CARRYING THE F. S. MAIL. Through in Twenty-fcwo Days. STEAMSHIPS on THE Ck>ntrcorcrs OK THE PAOIITO | ATLANTIC, WITS THT ARIZONA.COLORADO HENRY CHAUNCEY.CONSTITUTION NEW YORK....-. .OOLDE V Ol TY OCEAN QUEEN.SACRAMENTO NORTHERN LIGHT..GOLDEN AGE 008TABI0A.MONTANA, tc , Ac. ONE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND SPLENDID | Steamships will leave Pier No. 42 North Blver, foot of Canal-street, ai113 o'clock, noon, on the* 1st, 11th and "Hat of every mooth (except when those dates fall on Sunday, and then on the preceding Saturday), for A8PI:* WALL, connecting via Panama Ballway w4fh one of tbs Company's Steamships from Panama for SAN FRAN? CISCO, touching at ACAPULCO. Departures of let and 2lst connect at-Panima with steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL AMERI? CAN PORTS. Those of the 1st touch at MANZANILLO. A discount of ONE-QUARTER from steamers' rates allowed to secocd cabin and steerage passengt ra with families. Also, aa allowance of ONE-QUARTER on through rates te-atergymen and their families, and school tf achers; soldiers having honorable discharges, HALF FARE. One hundred poonda baggage allowed to each adult. Baggage-masters accompany baggage through and ai- j tend to ladles and1 children without male- protectors. Baggage receive!' on the dock the day before selling, from steamboats)-railroads, and passengeim-who prefer tu send down early. An experiencedSurgeon on board. Medicine and at? tendance free. For Passage Tiskets, or further Information, apply at the Compsny's Tioket Office, on the Wharf,- FOOT OF CANAL-8TREET, NORTH RIVER, NEW YORE. April 2 Saaos F. W. Q BELLOWS, Agent. PASSAGE REDUCID* CHEAP PASSAGE TO UR FROM EUROPE. BY SAILING SHIPS, SAILING EVERY WEES.. Also, bp the SPLENDID MAIL STEAMERS, Sailing every. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY tc and from New Yosk. Great Redaction in Fare to CALIFORNIA AND AUJ3TBALIA. DRAFT8 FOR ANY AMOUNT on Great Britain and Ireland, ab the very Lowest Rates. Paesengare, on arrival in New York, will heve then baggage removed Free, and evary care bestowed OB them. For Passage, Ac, apply to P. SHEAHAN, No. 221 West street, Now York, or ST. M. QUINN 4 BROTHER Na 527 Krso STREET, 5,IUKLESTON, 8. C., And N x 137 Br?sa street, opposite Monument straei, Augusta. <i. A lyr Fabroanv 27 GEO. W. WILLIAMS k CO WHOLESALE GROCERS, CHARLESTON, S. C., OFFER TOD SALE LOW FOE CASH : 1 f\f\f\ SAC.IS LIVERPOOL SALT L\J\J\J 3'tt- barrels Si?ear-A, B sud 0 VOO bags Bio and Java Coffee 1000 kegs Nails, iiassrt?d BOC colls Manilla and Hemp ROJM 100 balBR Gunny and Dundee Bagging ICO barwla Molas?*? and Syrn<> ano boje? Adavantineand'ijp?rm Candies 200 tees Powder -whola balf and quat ter kegs 500 eegs Shot and T^ad W barrels Flour-FL.e. St;|v;r and Extra SOO doxen Buck'I? itrnoL 4 tad Tubs Copperas, Wiif-t,,ne, Madder Indigo, 8p; i~. <t ireh, Veast Powder Soda, Pic?it- f? r -iniF, Tea, Mackerel, etc., etc. March 29 tuatulnjo SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, 1 CHABLESTOW, 8. C., April ?th. 1886. J ON AND AFTER APRIL 8TH. 18S6, TEE PASSEN? GEB Tra?na will leave and arrive, as follows, viz: Leave Charleston at.7.00 A. M. Arrive at Aurait*.COO P. Bf. Arrive at Conimbia. ..6.20 P. M. Leave Augusta at.6.00 A. M. Leave Columbia at.6.46 A. AL Arrlvo at Charleston..a.00 p. M. H. T. PEAKE, April 0 General Superintendent. CHARLESTON ABD SAVANNAH RAIL? ROAD COMP AN Y . OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT, 1 GHABLESToa, S. C., March ?3,TS06. J ? NOTICE. ON SATURDAY, THE 24TB INST., THT8 BO AD WILL be opened to Ashepoo, 36 miles from Charlestom Passengera will leave Mill street depot at 7.30 A. M., on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, as heretofore. Freight will be received daily between 8 o'clock A. M., and 3 o'clock P. M. (Signed) H. 8. BAINES, Engineer and Superintend eat. March 23 ?_6 aralba SCHEDULE O ? SPARTANBURG AND UNION RAILROAD. ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, THE 22d INST., THE trains will leave Epartanburg 0. H. on Tuesdays, \ Thursdays and Saturdays, at SA. M., and reach Shelton I at 9.40 A. M. Returning, lenvo Shelton at 3 P.M. and arrive at Spar tanburg C. H. at 7.80 P. UL Passengers can now go through to Columbia in one I day and return in one day-stages, hacks and wagons connecting between the two roads. THOMAS B JETER. President 8partanbnrg and Union Railroad. Union viii, & C., March 20, 1866. March 21_tnths2mo OFFICE S. ?i V. RAILROAD CORPA NY. UNION VLLLW. Marou 26.1866. MESSRS. MONTGOMERY & SHIVERS HAVE MADE arrangements with the Snartanbnrg and Union Railroad Company to TRANSPORT FREIGHTS be ' tween Columbia, 8. C., and Shelton's, th? present ter I minus of the 8partanburg and Union Railroad. Their charges will be one dollar per hundred pounds. I would recommend them as safe and reliable carriers. Freights can be cmsigned to them at the Depots io Columbia and at Shelton's, 8. A U. B. TH08. B. JETER, President 8. A U. B. E. April 9 . 6 LOUIS J). FoA?SSU?E, BROKER & COMMISSION MERCHANT, FOB THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, ftc, AND SALZ OF j Cotton, Sa val Stores ana Produce. OFFICE NO. 23 BROAD-STREET, \ CHARLESTON1, 8. 0. j March 27_ twtasfl rnsSmo MCKAY & CAMPBELL, Nos. 80 anti 82 Hasgl-street, INEXT TO POST OFFICE, RETURN THANKS TO THEIR F MUNDS AST THE citizens generaUy for the kind support tendered .them since opening business, and hope by striou atten? tion to merit a continuance of the ?ame. Haring made various improvements In our establishment, we will he prepared at all times to receive consignments of all kind* of merchandise. We purpose having CATALOGUE SALES OF DST O00DS,BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING AND ON First aol Third TDESMJS o? M louth. OUB REGULAR SALES EVERY WEDNESDAY, OF ORT GOODS, ?Co., AfO. AND EVERY FRIDAY, of Groceries) Litpjora, Furniture, Eor ses^Gar riages, WILL BE CONTINUED AS HUBETOFOE& Consignments Solicited, : Joau&ry 16 tnthSmc* j MRS. WINSLOW, -1H experienced Nurse and r?male Physician, Presents to tho attoniiaa .of Mother? har SootMng Syrup, FOR CHILDBM TEETHING, Which greatly facilitates- the process of Toe th Lag, by softening the gums, reludng all inflammations, will ?Hay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and ia SORE TO REGULATE TIE BOWELS. Depend upon lt, mothers, it will gae rest to y ourselves, and Belief and Health to Tour Infants? We have put up And sold this, arti ol a So* over thirty yean, and can say ka confidente and truth of it what mi have never been able to cay of?", other medicine NEVER HAS IT FAILED IN A SINGLE INSTANCE T EFFECT A CURE, when timely used. Never did W know of an in aim co of dissatisfaction by any one wb. used it. On the contrary, all are delighted with its ops? rations, and speak tn terms of commendation of its magical effects and medical virtues. We speak in this matter "what we do know," after thirty years' expe? rience, and PLEDGE ?URSELVES FOR THE FULFIL. MENT OF WHAT WE HEBE DECLARE Lu almost every instance where the infant ls Buffering from pal?, and exhaustion, relief will Le fo -.nd in fifteen or twenty minutes alter the syrup ls administered. Full directions for Ubirg will ^company each bottle. None genuino unless the fae titile nf CURTIS A PEE? KINS, New York, ii on the outside wrapper. Sold by aU druggist \ iiroujhont thd wotfd. Price only 33 Cents per Bottle. For sale by mm & CAS5IIDEY, February ii 6mo Charleston.