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8_CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS....APRIL 27. 1866. U?h.e Daily ISTews. FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 27, liGG. OFFICIAL. list o:f~letters Bnmainlng In thA PostefBco at Charleston, tor tbe week ending APRIL 26, 1866, and ordered to bo print ed in Tbk Daiiy Nkws, agreeably to tho following suc tion of tho now Postofltee Law, as the nowspapcr haviug the largost circulation in tbe City of Charleston: gco-noN 6. And be it furthor enacted. That llBta of lot tort remaining uncalled for In any PoatoCQcoln any city, t own or village, wbero a newspaper shall bo printed, shall hereafter be published onoo only in tho newspaper which, bel?g published weekly or oftenor, shall bave tho 1 argent circulation within range of dollTory of tho said offlce. joa? Persons calling for Lottern Advortlsod, should state tb?t thoy are "Advertised." aw Office hours from 8 A. M. to 0 P. M. On Sun day?, from 9 o'clock to 10 o'clock. A. M. STANLEY G. TROTT, Acting Postmaster. "WoriV?EiNr-'s list. A. Allexsnder, Mrs E Allsten, Ellen Angorinanu, Mrs Ammo, Mrs D A Arnshaldor, Hau nah . S Bamett, Mrs N W Ramo?, Mrs 3 H Bird, Jane Burke, Ellen Britten, Olara Brandt, Davla Brugly, Ann Bunoh, Rosoy Brower, Susan M 3 B?en, Clara Ball, Hsgor O Olamy, Mrs R Carr, Brldg??t Oodeot, M'bh J Cagnoy, O K Oommoll, t? a rah Canter, Mary Jane Carr, Mrs J Oamboll, Silvoy Oaln, Mary Cams, Mary Cater, Susie Cambtll, Susan Clark, 8usan Cohan, Belle Corner, Fuller Copes, Harriett Collins, Margret Ooogan, Mrs O Copas, Mrs James Cook, Carrie Cotton, Elizabeth Oohen.MrsNuthan A Oorcoren, Frances Oordroy, Miss O Ooville, BuB.iri M J Culmer, Mrs E Chinotr.. Unite/ ID Davis. Caroline Daly, Catherlno Demtzmau, Ellen Dodge, Mary Jauo Dodge, Mrs A J Dunn, Rosa M Dpnahue, Mrs Denn?x, Anne Edmond?, Sarah EdwardB, Miss O H Bdgerton, Mrs J Forey, Lizzie Fall?n, Mary jTrarr.sIra Georg. Ffjurer, Mrs-BW Fnilar, Miss J at Oarvis, Miss L Graut, Miss E Garr?s, Laura E Gaders, Fannle Geard, Mia C Gushmor, F.mor Gordon, Mrs O H Glbbes, Charlott Godfrey, Rosa Goley, MIbb H Gordon, Sarah A Gcettlng, Mrs 0 Godefray, Miss A Gray, Miss L Green, Afra M XX. Ham 11 too. Ann Hastings, Miss B D Harby, Misa C De L* Herlot, Ellen Beldt, Mrs E M Hear.M?B Stuphen Hills, Mrs AM Httgho?, Mrs O E Huuson, Ellen Holmes, Margnett Howaril, Auna Johnson, Julia Ann Jcfferaou.Obarlott Jhfiers, Auna L loues, Mary Ann Johnson, Caroline Johnston, Mrs A Johnson. Miss S B. Rent, M'bs M L Eriuo, Mrs S Eean, Mis? W Kenan, Anna M Eent, MUs L M Lovy, Miss J E LabloD, Carrlo Lawrence, Lou . eluda Laval, Mrs B Laurence, Maria Lovotoa, Siman Larnce, Mary Ann Laiaeu, Georgia Laurence, Graco Lartigue, Eliza Lacnsta. Malvina Lewis, Es'oU Ledlow, Kalo Leniog, Mrs Or Thomas Lncorich, Mary Lee, Mrs AaC Miller, Mrs T 8 Martlii, Pattey Mack, Sarah Malonday, Mary Ann Moagher, Mary Ann Mldaloton, Ellzi both Men-, Mrs M C Muklns, Deannah .unci?n, Fiar Micheal, Susan Mitohol, Sophia Mott, Mr - John Montgomery. Lydia Moor, Amelia Morgan, Margret A Mood, Mrs O R Morresey, Mrs F Murphy, Kate Murphy, Mary Murray, Owen Murray, Mrs J J Meyers, Mr? S Msthewn, Mrs E Millar, Louisa Miller, Mrs Makoy, Mary JVEo McAfee, Cathar ine McCormlck, Mary McCullern, Caro lines McOee, Addio lie Loon, Maggie MoNoll, Sarah Nottage, Miss A Naliour, Mrs H O Ott?n. .Mr? W O'Rolcy, Mrs E O'Snllivon, Julia Usgood, Mary O 0'?irady. Elzia X* Prusten, Maria Prloulo, Nancy Piouno, Miss G Pune, Louisa C P?rs?D, Madame Prottiro. Miss J Prince, Mary Pr?ster, Sarah Procter, Mrs J Porchor, Miss L Pbrctier, Mrs F Plath. Mary A - Philip, Hctuo Poy?is. Jane A PasBallalgue, Miss M X* Parkor, Hoso Pinino, O E JR. Kodbash. Miss O itochuson, Mrs D Rolls. Mrs M Robinson, Miss H M Roeslor, Mrs L Rower, Mrs G Ryan, Mrs K Rocs, Jaro E S Smith, Mrs R O Smith, Mrs Wm Smith, Mrs John O Stephens, Saille Slmms, Mary Simons, Miss A B Scliosder, Md Rraltli, Martha II Smith, Harriott Smith, Penua Smith, .Miss ML Smith, Elzla F Sma'l, Mihb Slmous, Elizla Hlinons. Ma.la F Simons, Elzla W Swilt, Oarrio E Swiil??, Margret Sughron, Mary stromor, Mrs H J Steuer, MrsO D -.timons, itachul Steel, Mrs John B Steel, bllzslioth Suow, Anua Julia Short''an, Rosa Sholtos, Maria Shaffer, Maria Sheffer, Salllo Jane ShcfHr, Mr? S ?lavage, Fannlo E rr Tourney, Mrs S Taj lor, Lydia Tonoy, Ann Vf ronron. Miss J Thompson, Mrs E Tocmey, Sarah A Til ?on. Miss A J Crince, Anna Taollle, Mrs v Valentine, Anoy -w Williams, Mr? H Whlteside, Violet Worthera, Betty Waiiy, Catherine Washing ton, Mar tha Walker, Cecelle Wanly, Blala Ward, Miss A A Washington, Leah Wandalisa, Laura waring, Rioa Ward?, Catherin . Wernheltuer, Mrs O Weathers. DeU? Westen, Rachel Westberry, Dea H4vh Whippli. Mrs B A White, Mrs M Wbelden, Mary R Welkoy, Rose Wille, Miss O 0 Wil kilsou, PhiUls WUicklor, Mrs M A Winde. Lucy"! Witz, Martha A Word. Miss G Wotherapoon, - Sarah I Wilt, Miss J A Waxueld, Charlott A* ill Williams, Miss B U "5T i Yates, Missts I^L-EaST'S IjISX. . m'A Ajrnew, James L AiBSton, Lymas Alston, Bamuol Allen. C Asbton, A G Archer, Fredk Arms, Oeorge Anorbsck, U L, a Barnes, Oapt O L Balloy k Jeuklu Basin, 1 bos H Roll. Beld Bennett, 0 8 Berger, O Bean, Geo W Bennett, Daniel Behllng, B F Bernstein. Kathan Berwick, Nelson Beau, Col L J Blanober, O W B Lackwood, Daniel Blake, Hamb > Berner, Julius Bougbden.a H Borows, Henry Bradley, T W Bruaseu, C H Bradham, MaJ J J Brady. Peter Brodhering, Capt HG Brodrok, Pa rlck Bryant. John R Biunett, Dave Burohfleld, Thos Burn, W H Byrno, William Bylitt, Francis Brown, J A k 3 F Brown, Ned (oold) Brown, Wm'fl' Brown, Geo'go ShatUer Brown, Cage O Carter, ullbert Calder, George Cam, Joseph Obrlsholm, Jas M OhUlam, Jacob Chambers, James X Chuten, Col B L Clark, uenj 11 ?ration, WO Clark, KtJoy Collnn, Wm Couaff, Mr Caole, John 3 Colson, A O Cogen, John Cojuen, L L Cramond, Jamea Crawley, Michael Cross, Jamea . Cum m nn B.Win a ... X> Davis? O J Daroy, Thomas Daroy, M Desebrook. H Demish, Ohristisn Debelxcedon, Bdwd.- ,i Deoon, A Dingle, Theodore Donkeo, Zachariaa Dowling, Richard ?oW?" Dorkewita, G Dunemao, Louis Duffy, Patrick Dubaguler, Bug Edwarde, 3 B Xldred, L Elliott, Wilson Englos, Will Um Bricks, John Erlln, O G .. Evers. Patrick Farr, Luke . Fonnlck, T .Ji Felsonburft. B Fiaher.tr O Flerxamft-alr Flantgan, John Praser, John Mc Eonzte Frith, B G Gr Oadson. Nat Gay, Frank Gammon, Geo W Hallway, WP Qar-lner, Alex G of ken k Co.John Oilbrotb, Beth (loin till m, Jesao Qoldsolth, James G. rdon, Robert J Oregory, OUver ? Qruen, J J Green, Wm H a raves, J liunti, Wm J ny ton ?_0 ), N M Hiilli'.;. Hoy ward, John? Hainan A Co. J Hartmann, J Hart. Dr O J Haller, W Hartzoy, Francis Hamilton, P M Hare, William HaDaaner, O Harris, M Haines, G Harvy, Patrick Hatch. N S Habeuham. B E HaBi'lnen, John Hopklngs, John Hoffman, Mr Howard, Robt Holnen, Matt HoUUigs, D H Hoiston, John Holten; James Holleuseet, B Bunt, W S Hulrebey, J H aT Jaokson, J H Jaohena, John Johnson, Moultrle Johnson, Bu mon Jones, Williams & Co Jones. Edwards Ji ff, Adam Kavanagh, James Kslond, John KatnUli. H Kelly, J W Kelly, M 8 Kivlln, George King. B F KUnkwoortb, H Kilon, Lewis Klein. J Knight G W K lll?il KneersHH Koch, W F P i ?i Uval Wf Letorre, S Lately, J L Lamb, Walter Laugadorff, David Lelga; W B Ledlow, James Le.esne, Henry H Leo. Mr Lee, Alcuza C Ly ven ?com, A Lewis, Vf A Lelvlp, Louis Little. WT Ltpak?, LeoU - Lcnen, Geers Lots; PhUIIps LoTelands, Denis Dowry, BO Long, G-ee-rgers , Lcckwood,TP Los ton, Mat tin V I.ockn, Mr I saaas-r Lum'ion, Wilhelm Marrhvin. W TVE Mallono fi Foot Mir Un, B Morion, B P Mahony, P Maxwell, T B Mauvllle, A P Mackey, Thos Maxwell, Joha Michel!, W M ?ichsei, Thos MleUs, John T Morgen, J M Morros A? Co Moore, An son H Morris, O A Mnllins, John Meyer. Edward Meyer, Benj Meyer, Lewis A 3Vto MoOr?uey, 'X C MeO*nnell, W MoOuUer, H MoDermoit, E P McGowen, Peter MoLean, Peter MoLear, C H MoLougbliu, J MoTweegan, John Nallach, J Nolnnd Michael North, Edward O Odom, Andrew Oblige, Hector Ortniann, L O'i? or ko, Bernard Oschatz, Gustav X* Patrick, Dr Park, Russell Pearce, Wm Thoi Peorce, J Lucas Pendavls, J D 0 Pettman, John B Peek, Thos F Pierce, R O Pbyuey, James Poorman, A 0 I'ralow, Louis x\ R a turen, Ohsrles P licuar, James D Heady, Peter Rechuip, A E Reeds, Thos J began, John F lUcher-ion, Augus Hl vorn, John T iilley k Oo, J H liow, Edward Rob.nson, Mr Koggears, Sam B Roucken, Henry Robison, Ned Huady, Thos Ruedsr, Lewis S 8eckendi.ru*, N Scott, J J Scott, Lewis Soctt, Samuol Scott, J M Schroder, Job Soreven, William Henry SchUz, Theodore Singleton, Charlo Refuel fljtnmoDB. Sam Slmoiil, Ooorga 81ngleten, John Simon, B E Sly, John Slattery, John Slbwell, John kel/y, p a Smith, Robin Warring . . Smith, Jt?i-ah E Smith ?k Milton Smith, L Sommer, Edward Spinglo, Joseph Spriggs, Ross wart, George Stsil, WO Stegen, John H Stanley, B B y Von Barton, H Vos?, U W Walch, Patk Wallon, John W Walker, Jos A Walkor, laiiiali 8 Walton, J 51 Wuiitworth, O D Wolch, J F Webb, 'I hos J Wearing, Jacob Wbitner, Rix Wblttemore, 3 Do Wint White, Hf-nry Wlilteaido. Bt-n William?, Ja? R Williams, Honry r Willlame, Jos Williams. Ocorge Edward William?, ?apt L William?, Nelson William?, Joaoph William?, O O WllUaniB k Co, W M WUllerd, T O Vi i nil', Archobald Wigfall, Samuel Wickcnbarg, W WllHon, Dr 8 W Wieso, Johu Willie. Ja? Wite Wilson Wlllaon, Jordln Wllpon, Charlea Willlmann, Bar tholomew Wllla-aon, John Wolf, Frank A '.Vrlulit, Jarnos WrlRht, Thomas Whyte, Joseph tar Persons doposttlug letters In the PoBtofflco will pleaae to place tlio stamp near tbo uppor right hand cor ner of the envelope, and thoy will also pleaae to remem ber Hint wit bou 11 lio stamp a lottor cannot bo mailed, but muse bo ?ont to tho Dead Letter Oillco. April IT PERUVIAN GUANO FOR SALE, TO ARRIVE FORTY TONS PERUVIAN O?ANO. Apply to WM. K. RYAN, April 2T _No f- Accommodation Wbart WOOD WANTED. FROM 800 to 1000 CORDS OF PINE, ON A LANDINO easy of aoce??, near Charleston. P. JONES, April 27 2* No. 32 George-street LUMBER FOR SALE. 1AM FEET SECOND QUALITY BOARDS WILL JL \J be sold low. Apply at No. 266 KINO STREET. April 28 _g BOLOGNA SAUSAGES. 1 /*-*. CASES FRE8H BOLOGNA SAUSAGES. JDST L\J recolvod per Quaker City, a d for sale low by JAME8 W. BROWN ?s CO., No. 116 East Bay, corner ?raBer'i Wharf. April 26_? HAY. (fA /"?.BALES PRIME EASTERN HAY, LANDIXO OUu thla day on Eerr'a Wharf, for eolo oy JOHN N. TIuEMAN & CO., April 27 2 Opporito Kerr'a Wharf. C0RN1 CORN! CORN! *> Kf\ f\ BUSHEL'S PRIM? WHITE OORN, IN TWo ?rJ\J\J busbol SSOae, to arrive per eteeuor Cum berland. For eole by weight, and in lets to ?nit pur chatora. WEST ti JONES, April 26 _2_No. 76 East Bay. CORN! CORN! 1 /"anft BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MARYLAND ll/UU PhOVISION CORN, per steamer Cumber land, expected tUlB morning. For sale by J. A. EN8L0W k CO., No. 126 East Bay, April 21 One door north of Union Bank. OATS. 0/-?|i~V/^V BU8HEL8 PRIME OATS, JUST RE Fornaloby RAVEN"EL ?t CO. April 17_ JEFFREY'S ALE. 1 f\I\ CASKS JEFFREY'S SPARKLING ALE, IN lUv/ pints. Forsaieby April 19_RAVBNEL k CO. ALE AND PORTER. Or, f\ OA8K8 ALLSOPP'B ALE AND PORTEB. ??\J\J Por sale by GIBBES ft CO.. April 13_Adger's Wharf. GENUINE COLLINS' AXES. JUST HEOKIVKU PK-.R. STEAMER. .?*? lOZEN UEAVY SAMUEL W. COLLIE* AXES Jjif 25 dOEon Medl im Samnel W. ColUua' Axe?. For saie at $19 per dozen. Apply to A. GETTY k CO., April 13_No. 126 and 128 Meeting-street. SALT! SALT! SALT! QAA SACKS LTVEBPOOL OOABSE SALT, AT OUv/ $1.35 per sack. For ualo by A. GETTY * CO.. April 13 , Nos. 126 and 128 Meeting-street. FURNITURE. DESIRABIi^ CHAMBER. SUITS. ? f-HANDdO VIE SOLID WALNUT CHAMBER BUITS, ''J OH and Varnish finish, latest style end design; $200 each. > Forsaieby A. GETTY ft CO., April 13 No?. 126 and 128 Mo-ting street. SINGLE BEDSTEADS. 1 I~\ DOZEN SINGLE BEDSTEADS? $100 PER L\J DOZEN. Forsaieby A. GETTY & CO., April 13 N08./126 and 12S Meeting-street. COTTAGE FURNITURE. (TT) *T S0IT8 OAK FINISH, AT $55 EACH. ?tO Forsaieby A. GETTY & CO., April 13 Noe. 126 and 123 Meeting-street. CHOICE BRANDY, CLARET. AND BiUTEHNE. JUST RECEIVED FROM WASHINGTON MOBTON, Bordeaux, and for sale by GOURDIN MATTHIES3EN k CO., April 11 Adger's North Wharf. ROSIN AND SPIRITS OF TUR PKVTIVK, N QUANTITIES TO SUIT PUBOHASEB8. FOR SALE low, by STYLES ft OARTBK, April 3 lmo No. 19 Vanderhorst's Wharf. COTTON, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORKS. WE ABE PBEPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES on shipments of produce to our rleuds in Boston, New York Baltimore and Liverpool. COHEN, HANOKEL ft CO., No. 46 East Bay, corner Boyoe's Wharf. Aprll'lO lmo WANTED. Oa^-Pa BUSHELS SHINY PEV6 SEED i ??UU Apply to WILLIS ft OH ISOLM. April 20_fmwt_Worth Atlantic Wharf. ROOFING AND TIN PLATE8. Z\C\i I BOXK13 10 HOOPING PLATES, BEST t?\J\J charcoal 100 boxes IC and IX Bright Tin. best charcoeL For sale by T. TUPPER ft SONS, April 20 Brown's Wharf. KRAUSHAAR & CO. THE MOST IMmCVED GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO-FORTES, Fall Iron Frame and Overstrung Bass, MANUFACTORY AND WAREHOUSE No. 10 \V. at Do ui ton-at ?cet. ' Ho. IS NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK. THE UNDERSIGNED, MEMBERS OP THF FIRM OI KRAUSHAAR ft CO., are practical Piano makers, and as euch bave had a large experience In connection with aome of tbo best Establishments in this country aud Europe Their Piano? are made not. merely foi them, but by them, and uuder their Immediate personal snpervlsion, and tbey allow no ln.trument-i to leave theli factory and pas? Into the hands of their patrons, unle?| tbey have a powor. evenness, flmines? and ronndnnssoi tone, an elasticity of touoh?without which no, lnetru ment ousht to be satlefemoty to iho public--ah well ai tbat ?lu.iiiillty in construction, which enables It to re main in rune and to withstand sudden changes of tem perature and explore to extreme heat and cold, which am .oinotlmnB unavoidable. They will at all time? be happy to see the professioi and the publie at their Ware-room*, and Invite compart ?on betwoen tholr own Pianos and those of any oibei manufactory. ANTON ER AUPH A AB.TOBIAS HAMi! . CHARLE? J. 80HO.SE??ANN. April 26_ 8BF1I: MUSICAL NOTICE. MBB. V. M. HARPER (DAUGHTER AND PUPIL 01 the late Prof. M. 8. Rejcves), offers her eervlest to the eitlsens of Oharleeto?: as Teacher o? VOCAL AMI INSTRUMENTAL MUBIO. 1 Beeiden?? Ho. 2d Soclety-rtreet. opposite tho Blgl School. l Refers to Gen. J ?vues ?tatoRS, Dr. Wat*. T. Wbaot-, T Sbanos SotOKS, and Dr. W. M. Frroa. Novoabor 14 PICKLED BEEF, DAVIS' HAMS. JUST BEOEIVED?16 BUI,',. AND HALF BBL8. Chole? Family PICKLKD BEEF 6 tierces Davis' Dlamoud Brand Huirar Curod Uama 6 bbls. Smoked Beef, Tongue? and Bacon Strips 3 tiorccB puro Loaf Lard 2S cuiiB pure Leaf Lard, 25 pounds each 10 boxes Gloater Cbeoio 5 boxea English Dairy Cheese 0 cases Imit.ition Stilton Choeae a i-ases Edam orDutcb If cad Checso 6 kegs choice Goehen Butter. For sale by CLARK k GRUBER, No. 236 King-street, At N. M. Porter k Oo.'a Old H Land. April 25 wf2 SUGAR HOUSE SYEUP, UHKIVEU bUGAR,<Vo. f? BBLS. STUART'S 8U3AR HOUSE SYRUP O 10 bbls. Doublo Boflnod Crashed and Powdered Sugar 6 bbls. Coarae Powdered Sugar S bbl?. Yellow 0 Bugar 19 bbls. Muscovado Raw Sugars 5 bags Old Government Java Coffee 6 bags Prime lito Coffeo. For ?ale by CLARK 4 GR?BER, April 25_wt2_No. 236 King street. PRESERVES, SYRUPS, &o. r OaSES, SUPERIOR QUALITY ATT.E PRESERVED 0 OINGER. T 5 cases ?uperlor qua'lty Chow-Chow Preserves 6 case? Preserved Peachos and Plueapploa A case? assorted Jollies and Jams 12 dozen Guava Jolly; assorted sizes 8 dozen Lemon, Pineapple, Strawberry and Rasp oorry Syrups 12 dozen Preston & Merrill'? Sugar of Lemons 31I07.1111 Brandy Cherries h dozen Freeh Peaches, In 2 pound cans 6 dozen Shaker Applo Siuce, in 2 pound cans For aale by OLARK iORU RER, April 23 wf2 No. 330 KlDg-atreet. FRESH SALMON, LOBSTERS, ETC., E i C. K CASES FRE8H SALMON, IN 1 AND 2 POUND 0 0AN8 6 caaos Fresh I obater, In 1 pound cans 3 cases Frtsb Ma kerel, in 1 pound cans 6 case* Little Neck Clams, in 1 and 2 pound cans < cares Fresh Cove Oysters, in 1 and *J pound cans 3 dozen, 4 pound can?, Spiced Salmon 10 dozen Underwood ft Co.'s Fresh Tomatoes. For sale by CLARK *? GRUBER, April 16_wf2_No. 23H King-street. ENGLISH PICKLES, SAUCES, MUSTARD, Aie. RECEIVED PER RECENT ARRIVAL8. L/? DOZEN OR08SE ft BLACKWELL'3 CHOW-CHOW, 0 Piccolilly and Mixed Pickles. 3 Cases Lea & Perrina' Worcestershire Sauco, John Bull and Londou Club Sauce, Walnut Ketchup, Salad Dressing, Paoli Sauce, Nonpareil Capers, ?Spanish Olives nod Lucca Oil, 6 do-/.. Colman's English Mue-tard, In '?lb?, '-?lb., 1 lb. and 4 lb. tin?. For sale by OLABK k GRUDER, April 25 wf? No. 230 Klng-atreet. PROSPECTUS OF THE SUMTER NEWS! TBE UNDEB8IGNED PROPOSES TO ISSUE AT Bumter, 8. 0 . on or about tbo first of June, 1806, a weekly paper, tobe entitled ?THE SUMTER NEWS.'' This journal will be devoted to literature, morality and general intelligence, and the promulgation of the occurrences of tbe day?political and general?which may be of interest to the people. No paiu? or expense will be spared by the proprietor to render his paper acceptable to aU claaae? of readers. He confidently refers to hi? long experience (of 32 years) lu the pastes a journalist, to secure for him the pat ronage of the people of his District. He congratulate? himself that he can select for the Inauguration of his enterprise no better occasion than tbo present. At the termination of a long ahd bloody struggle, In which the principles of free government have be*u overridden and the Constitution trampled under foot?In {which all tbo angry passions of frail and erring human nature have been excited and exorcised?the Angel of Peace 1? now about to unfold her wing? over all ?ectlons of our common country, and once again to gather around her the goodneis. tbe strength and the magnitude of the American Union. At ?uch a time as thli, txe ?can have no better landmarks by which, for tbe good of hi? country, to direct his course than the Union, tbe Constitution and the Presi dent of the United States, and ho pledges himself to sustain, as far as he is able, the parity and Integrity of the one, and the firmness, the patriotism and the atatet mansblp of the other. To the people of Sumter District be confidently ap peals for their sympathy and patronage. Identified as he has ever been with them and their in terest lu the post, he asks to be allowed the same privi lege In the future. He expeota to build up for them a Dlatrict paper, the course of which will be constatent, E rodent and patriotic, and one which he hopes will not e wanting in Its Influence en the education and training of the rising generation. Tbe nervicea of an able and talented editor have been secured, who will devote his time and abilities to the entertainment and Instruction of his patrons, and who will take pleasure in soconding tbe efforts of tbe under, signed, to render THE SUMTER NEWS worthy of the confidence and support of a discriminating public. For further information as to terms, ko., address me, at Sumter, 8. C. H. h. DARR. April 27_ 6 THE SAVANNAH NEWS AND HERALD, PU'lUBUED AT No. Ill Bay-street, Savannah, 6a., OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY, Is assigned the publication of ADVERTISED LETTERS, As having the LARGEST CIRCULATION In the City and County, And Publishes the Legal Advertisements of nearly every County which has Its Advertising done In Savavannah. It Is the .... BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM In its Section of the Stete. TERM S: Daily.$10 per Annum Tri-Weekly. 0 ? Weekly. 8 " " The Editorial Staff includes Col. W. T. Tbokfson, former Editor of the Morning News, end well known as an author and Editor: Dr. 3. 8. Jones, former Proprie tor Floridian and Journal; Mr. B. H. Clement; Jacob N. Caeuozo, Esq.. well known es a Southern Editor and Writer on Flnauoe, and others. The Business Department is in charge of Mr, Tiieo dork Dlois, former Publisher Morning News. 8. W. MA80N, Kdltor and Proprietor. April 37 PORSALB. One 52 inch Circular Saw Mill, iron frame, with 30 feet car riage. Patent Ventilators for Roofs, also a perfect cure for smoky chimneys. HUGER & HASELL, fNo. 137 MEETING-STREET. April 38 triwfa I'ftOlIBRY MD GLASSWARE, f)A 0IUTE8 AND HHDB. OF A880RTED OBO0KE ?l\J B? AND GLASSWARE, Ju?t received and foi Mis by .. /NO. KINt> ? CO., March*? mwf ... No. S8 HseeVstreet For Balo low by i KaCCSB HOLLOW WAIlE, CONSISTING of Pota, Ovens, Bpldma, Fryiog Pan?, fco. ". KINO ?Jr. i "" JNO. KINO fc CO., ??5 No. 83 Huel-street. POU LIVERPOOL_THE. NOR. WEGIAN baik ORION. N. Evenssn Master, of small capacitv, and having nearly all of her ?rargo engaged, will meet with dispatch for tho above port. Apply to MARSHALL, BEACH k CO., April 37_o_so. 31 Broad-Btreet. FOR LIVEHPOOL.-THB NEW British bark EZRA. Bradshaw master, having a portion of hor cargo engaged, will moot with dispatch for the above port. For freight en gagements apply to ROBERT MORE Ac CO., April 37_Boyco t? Co.'s Wharf. FOU LIVKIll'OOL_THE FIRST 0LAB3 British bark LAKEMBA, John R. Cow on, Master, will tato two hundred (200) bales Upland Cotton to nil up, and leave with dis patch for tho above port For freight engagements apply to FERGUSON k HOLMES, April 30_Accommodation Wharf. FOU LIVKIll'OOL_THK* A. CO. 1 | American ship HUDSON, J. P. Potter Master, ^requires 700 baleb Cotton, and will have immo dlato dispatch for the above port, I For Freight engagement?, apply to April 36_WILLIS A 0HI8OLM. FOR HVBHPOOL.-THK FAST sailing American Bark HELEN SANDS, F. E. Otis Master, of small capacity, has two-thirds 'of her cargo engaged and going on board, and will have dispatoh for tho above port For balnnco of Freight engagements, apply to THADDEUB STREET, April 3?_No. 7* East Bay. FOR BOSTON. ? THE! STAUN OH Schooner ELIZABETH, M. 3. Kelly, Master. ?.will take what freight may offer, and sail in all ?this week. Apply to J. A EN8LOW k CO.. April 21_tuwra_No. 12g East Day. FOR BOSTON-REGULAR LINE.? The fast-sailing schooner ADELINE TOWN ,8KND, Townecnd, Master, has a large portion iof her cargo engaged and going on board, end will have dispatch for tho abovo port. For Freight engagements, apply to THADDEUB STREET, April 1*_No. 7* East Bay. FREIGHTS OR CHARTERS wanted for sundry vessoln. ' Apply to WILLIAM ROACH, Corner East Bay and Adgcr's South Wharf. April 3*r_1_ AS/ANTED, A VESSEL TO LOAD * for a Northern port; capacity 100,000 feet tlm >bcr. High ratos and qulok dispatch given. Apply to WILLIAM ROACH, April 27 I Corner East Bay and Adger's Wharf. Bpect. April 20 FOR ?ALE.-THR FAST SAILING BttlTISH BOHR. ALERT, 61 tons register; two *. year s old; Bermuda cedar built; coppered and icoppor-fastened, and weU found In every ro Apply to J. A. EN8LOW & CO., No. 125 East Boy. FOE EDISTO, ROOKVILI.K, AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS. THE FAST STEAMER LOUISE AND FANNIE, CAPT. B. H. BAOOT, WILL LEAVE FaA8EB'S WHARF FOR THE above points This Day. For Freight cr passage, apply at Wharf Office. T. L. BAOOT, Agent April 37_1__ FOE CHEBAW, S. C. AND INTERMED?ATE LANDINGS ON THE PEE DEE HIVER. THE SEW LIGHT~DHAUaHT STEAMER CAPTAIN GEORGE MANSFIELD, WILL REOEIVE FREIGHT AT ACCOMMODATION Wharf on Tuesday' next. May 1, and leave with dispatch. For freight engagements spply on bosrd, or to . . ., ? * '; >' FERGUSON k HOLMES, ?. ; - > Accommodation Wharf, j N. B.?Faeight and Wharfage must be prepaid. > ?. April 27_' ' '_ FOE WEIGHT'S BLUFF, BUCKINGHAM POINT, AND INTERME DIATE LANDINGS ON S ANTEE RIVER. THE STEAMER DDE IK-AuI/B, CAPT. SLAW80N, WILL LEAVE FOB HE ABOVE PLACES ON SATURDAY, April 28th. Freight received daUy and stored free of charge. For engagements of Freight, apply to MOTTE A. PBINGLE, Southern Wharf. Freight payable by shippers._.j April 30 FOE SAVANNAH DIRECT. THE FAVORITE 8TEAMHR CAPTAIN W. T. MCNELT7, HAVING HANDSOME STATE-ROOM ACCOMMO DATIONS, will receive Freight at Accommodation Wharf, To-morrow, the 28th instant, and leave on Sun day Morning, the 29ih Instant, at 8 o'clock. For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to ,, *,, FERGUSON A HOLMES, ' Accommodation Wharf. April 27_a FOB SAVANNAH, VIA BEAUFORT. THE SPLENDID SEA-GOING STEAM KB EM I X, IE, CAPTAIN GEORGE II. BEAUFORT, ILL LEAVE AS ABOVE, EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, at 10 o'clock. For Freight or passage, apply on board, at Southern Wharf, or to H. L. P. MoOORMIOK. Freight received en Mondays and Tuesdays .until sucBet. April 24 w FOR JACKSONVILLE, FLA., VIA BEAUFORT,. SAVANNAH AND FER. NANDINA. it Ia11< V! THE8PLEMDID SEA-GOINO STEAMER OAPTAIN GEO. H. BEAUFORT. ' ' ; (tK FBAOs? OF. STEAMER' DIOT?TOB,,' ','" WILL L8AVE A8 ABOVE EVERY TUESDAY ; NIGHT, at 10 o'clock. .ForFrolftht or Passage, apply on board, at Southern Wharl, or to . A i ' i ' ' H. L. P. MoOORMIOK. Freight received for the above pointa and all laadlnftt on the 6t, John's River, on Mondays and Tuesdayt, -until ? unset. April 3d FOR .NEW YORK. THE REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL LIN> OP FIRST-CLASS BTEAM8HIPS : OnAIVAOA, 1 -ttl/AICKR CITY, ALIIAJttBttA, ANDALUSIA. THE STEAMSHIP (SfcTT-Aa-^-EE-t CITY, CAPTAIN WEST, TTTIIiL LEAVE ADDER'S WHABP ON 8ATDB-1 claoly. Ifot April 33 DAT, April 28, at half-past 4 o'clock P. M? pro for Freight or Passage, apply to RAVENEL k CO., Agent? New York and Cbarleston PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP COUPANT. FARE REDUCED TO $30. Lo?vlng euch PurteTory AIteruatoTIiurt?du>. STEAMSHIP EMILY B. BODDEB, Oapt. B. W. Lookwood. STEAMSHIP MONEKA. Oa?t. O. P. Mabsbuabt. mHESB STEAMSHIPS, OFFEBING EVEBY INDOOR X MENT TO SHIPPEB8 AND THE TRAVELING PUBLIC, having superior aocorumodatlona for Paeien gere, witlf tables'snpplled by every luxury* the New Yori and Oharleoton markot? can afford; and, for safety, speed ud comfort, are unrivalled on the coast. THE STEAMSHIP nvro gtsTBKi-A-, CAPT. 0. P. MABSHMAN. TaTILL LEAVE NOBTH ATLANTIO WHARF. ONJ W THURSDAY, May 3, at ? o'clock. Liberal advance? made on consignment? to New fork. For Freight or Passage apply at tho offioe of the Agent?, VMLLIB k OHIBOLM, North AtlantJo Wharf. Oonslgneoa in New York?Mesare. LTVTN08TON. FOX k CO_April 37 PACIFIC MAIL STr AMSH1P COMPANY'S ?^?i^kVsW?/i THROUGH LINE TO C^LIFORNTA., TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS, CARRYING THE U.S. MIL, Through in Twenty-two Days. Steamships oh the Cosnkctino ok the Pacrno Atlantic, with the ARIZONA...OOLOBADO HENBY GHAUNCEY.......CONSTITUTION NEW YORK.GOLDE?* CITY OOEAN Q?EBN.8eCBAMENTO NORTHER*. LIGHT.GOLDEN AGE COSTABIOA.MONTANA, A-C, ?to. ONE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND SPLENDID Steamshlps will leave Pier No. 42 North Blver, fool of Canal-atreot, at 13 o'clook, noon, on the 1st, 11th and llat of every month (except when tbose dates fall on Sunday, and then.on the preceding Saturday!, for A8P?N WALL, connecting via Panama Ballway with one of the Company's Steamships from Panama for SAN FRAN CISCO, touching at AOAPULCO. Departures of let and 31st connect at Panama with steamers for SOOTH.PACIFIC and CENTRAL AMEBI. CAN POSTS. Those of the let touch at MANZANILLO. A discount of ONE-QOARTER from steamers* rate? allowed to second cabin and steerage passsng'rs with families. Also, an allowance of ONE-QUARTER on through ratea to clergymen and their families, end school teachers; soldiers having honorable dlaohargee, HALF FARE. ... One hundred pounds baggage allowed to each adult Baggage-masters accompany baggage through and at tend to ladles and children without male protectors. Baggage reoelved on the dock the day before ?ailing, from steamboats, railroad?, and passengers who profei to send down early. An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine end at tendance free. For Passage Tlokets, or further Information, apply at the Company's Ticket Office, on the Wharf, FOOT OS CANAL-STREET, NORTH RIVEB, NEW YOBK. Anril 2 8mos F. W. O BELLOWS, Agent PASSAGE REDUCED! CHEAP PABBAOH TO OR FROM EURO r?E BY SAILING SHIPS, BAILING EVEBY WEEK. Also, by the ! SPLENDID MjATTi STEAMERS, Balling every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to ant* from New York. Great Reduction In Fere to CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA. DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT on Great Britain run, Ireland, at the very Lowest Bates. Passengors, on arrival-In New York, will have then baggage removed Free, end every care bestowed oi them. - For Pas?ate, ?fco., apply to P. 8HEAHAN, No. 23; West street, New York, or M. M. QUINN * BROTHER. No. IS37 Krso Sraa-ET. CniniWrroii, 8. 0? And No. 137 Broad ?treot, opposite Monument street, Anon ?tu <i. ?. 1-n?. Ffibmsr-? 'n SOUTH CAR?LI.VA RAILROAD COMPANY, GENERAL 8UPERINTBNDBST'8 OFFICE,) CiiAni.EHTON, 8. 0? AprU 29, I860. I THE WEFKLY PA8-ENGER AND FREIGHT TRAlr upon tho Oamden Branch of this Rovl will leave ElngvlUe every Wednesday after the arrival of the up Passonger Train, commencing on Wednesday, 2d o! May. Returning, will leave head of Oamden Road every f hundan [Morning In t'mt to connect, at King* ville, with the Train for Charleston.. Freight for above Bead will only be rocelved on Jfon dayt.... H. T. PKAKK, , April 25 S General Superintendent. MOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, ) c-n-Bx-cs-roif, S.-O.I April eth, laao. ' J : ON AND AITEB APBIL 8TH, 18-S?, THE PASSES GEB Train? will leave end arrive, as follows, ris : - Leave Charleston at....7.00 A.M. ArriveatrAagesta.f.,'.....'...'..!... ..fJ.OO'P. ?, ArrivbaiOofumbia...................5.20P.M. ' Leive Anguau at.......00A.M. Leave Columbia st. ..6.45 A.M. Arrive at Chart*? ton........?.00 P. If. i H.T. PEAEE, April ? Goneral Superintendent. PRATT & WILSON BROTHERS'! ooxjTjnvnisr. I SOUTHERN IMPORTING AND MANUFACTURING DIUTGT HOUSE, No. 238 King-street. PRATT & WILSON BROTHERS, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AND MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, No. 238 KING-STREET, FOURTH DOOR ADOVE MAREET-ST, Charleston. S. G. S. W. WILSON N. A. PRATT, ) Chemist to late 0.8. Nitro and Mining Bu reau. J P. B. WILSON, Graduate of Phila. CoUege of Plmrmacv, A Chemist to lato O. S. Ord. Dep't. The Proprietors are Native Georgians. DRTJQS. ?CAMPHOR, CASTOR OIL, BALSAM FIR. OOD LIVER OIL. , BALSAM COPAIBA E88ENTIAL OILS, F ISINGLASS, OPIUM, GELATINE, MUSTARD. CHEMICALS. ALUM, BUT. OABB. SODA, BORAX, . SULPHURIC ACLD, EPSOM 8ALTS, TARTARIO ACID, GLAUBER SALTS, CREAM TARTAR, COPPERAS, POTASH, BLUESTONE, CONCENTRATED LYE, BAL SODA, SILICATE OF SODA, SULPHUR, SALERATUB. SPIRITS ALCOHOL, FRENCH BBANDY, fino. GLASSWABE. ALL SORTS AND SIZES. PATENT MEDICINES, Np. 238 King-street. HEGBMAN'S COD LIVER OIL, HEGEMAN'8 ELIXIR OF BARS, HBGEHAN'S FERRATED ELIXIR, HHGEMAN'8 DIARRH A REMEDY. HEGBMAN'S LOZENGES AND DA8T1LE8, No. 238 King-street. HOSTBTTBB'S BITTERS, HOSTETTER'S BITTXBS. No. 288 King-street. DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS, DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS, No. 288 King-street. HOOFLAND'B GERMAN BITTERS, HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS. No. 288'King-street. HELMBOLD'S BUOHTJ, BFXMBOLD'S BUOBU,1 No. 288 King-street. BOZODONT, SOZODONT, B0Z?DONT. BROWN ESSENCE JAMAICA GINOE??, Ne. 238 King-street. BOHENOK'S BITTERS, OONBT1TUTIO? LTFE STROP, . OONSTTTDTION WATER, No. 238 King-stri . DYE No. 338 KING-ST. ' I ? " ' -' . .. ARD JRiTIGL?B. " : . . \M.. litli ' .** iSTo. ?38!IKiiit?i-st. 1 Hatch ?? lye