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TT?LG Daily ?STews. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 11, I860. OFFICIAL. LIST OF LETTERS Bemalnlng lu the Postoffloo at Charleston, for the week ending MAY 10, I860, and ordered to be print ed lu ru? DavtLl Nitwa, agroeably to tho following soo t Ion of the now Postoffloe Law, a? tho nowspapor having t bo largest olrcuUtlon lu the City of Charleston: SaoriON 5. And be it further enacted, That list* of lot er? remaining uncalled for In any Postoffloe in any city, fw,na?r .ge' wnero ? newspaper ?ball bo printed, shall hereafter be publlsbod onoe only In tho nowepapor Whlob, being published weekly or oftener, shall havo the 1 argost circulation within range of dollvory of tho said ornoo, a ^i0.1?.0118 calUn8 tor Letters Advortlsod, ?hould ?tate thai they ara "Advortlsod." ???omeo hours from 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. On Sun days, from 9 o'clock to 10 o'clock, A. M. STANLEY G. TROTT, Acting Postmaster. "SrVOlSalElsr'S LIST. Jk, Aurtbor, MIBS O W Anderson. Juli, Addoson, Mai/gy Aohormin Elzia Addols, MIBS i:d Andorton, Miss A V Ashby, Hattin Austin, Mr? S X* Bachesou, Mra Eil BaU, Julia Bancroft, Mra Geo Barro, Mr? V A Ball;, Osma Bates, litl'uoiitl Bato?, Mrs M Boll. Kate A Borton, Mrs J Bennut, Gertrud Berke, Sarah Blanchard, Lenta A Brakes, Mary Brown, Marget Buno. rl iran Burns, Isabella Burke, Sarah Ann Barn, Mary M Borrough?, Poggy BnruBlao, MIBS A 3 Brown, Anna Barn, Martha A ?^ o Campbell, Roso Calder, Mt? Oaten, Jame? Carr, Hoaalio Cameron, Nora Calder, Eaty Camll, Elizabeth Clarke, Mra U P Caalder, Ague? Chamborlin, Mary CTegott, Mra G Glagett, Mrs W Coghlan, Margert Coetolo, Mary K Coldmen. Deanar OouMers, Mary Cooper, Mary E Oolumrs, Deaner Crommer, Francis Calfon, Alice ID Davis, bridget Danllson, Mrs Danlelson, Mra Major ?rev cr URO, 511 K a J Devoe, HauuaU Dinah, For Doyle. Mary Douncy. Florance Dun nut, Heury Dunn, Mary Aun Duval!, Mary X3 Ellis, Mrs St John P Ellis, Mrs Eldred, Margert Eakel, Lizzie F ?eldon, Mrs B M Farcliihl, Klizo beta Foraser, Sarah Anne a OlUlard, ??abell v OalMVare, Anna L Cary, An Garv?n, Biele Grant, Miss L Gaaklll, Ellzebetl? GelHlnger. Ollie Gibbie, Charlott Gabon, Ann Greifen, Mrs R Graves, SoUie P Graham, Louisa C3 Irlor Iinily G rade less. Mary A 'Jury, Mrs Jamos J ??i on, Mary XX Hoirt, Mrs Uatob, Airs M F tianuuond, Mag Kio Haue, Ka o .larris, Miss M Haz 1. Lavenia Harris, Juno Hdmoluter, Jane ?larvoy, Isabella tiarri?, Lizzie Ball, ltllea Hazel, Mra Thoa H-nry, Mrs Edwd Hill, Margret Higgins, Jane Howard, Cecolla 111 liter. Harriett Hohnes, Mr? L .T Jaques, Mary G Joanerett, ida J, florsou, Jane Jeanerett, Mra H Johnson, Miss O J'ihnsnn.Mlss N F Johusun, Emily Jobmson, Barry JenkeD?, Mary Jone?, Mr? M F Jones, Jonnet XE KliiR, Mrs W B Kramer, Mr? HO Korbe?, Maggie Keese, Mra L Kelly, Margrot Keith, Miss S O V Kelly, Caroline X? 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Prince, Mr? 8 H L Provost, Elsia Porters, Josoph J Palmor, Mrs A A It ?Bulley, Margret Rivers, Ada H Riley, Catherin Riley, Jane Rivers, Mrs M E Roborson, Jula Aun i Roberts, Almira Robertson, Mrs M O Roberson, Alteo Ryan, Bridget Blerke, Bena Rudolph, Ann Russell, Marla F Rusch, Margret S Candors. Miss L P Savage, Mrs F EP Savage, Mrs J E Sauders. Mrs S 8carlongor, Mrs E Sheridan, Mr? 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Able, O Abdlue, Nash Adklrson, Jamos L Aiken, Benjamin Antelman. t red ricU Antonio, Charles Ankam, Daniel Ancrum, Hinton Avlnger, James F B Baler, Martin Barrett, Henry C Balley, Dr Wil liam Baker, Toney Bartloy, Wil lam Barnett, Henry E Baker, R H Baker, Wm Barnwillt, Edward Barrett, Jacob Baster, L A Barral, Joseph Bartloy, William Baptist (cold) Onuroh Baxter, Joabn P Bermiogham, Jno Behrens, F W Bena?, Johaun Bennet, Daniel Bell, AW ' Befl.BW Benton, H B i Behrens.Ohristine Bing, Wm Bimle, Charlea Blaao, OL Boylo, A D Boeworth, W P A Bolger, Charle? , Bond, John H Bottom, James F Bohle?. Henry L , Japdo, Dodrici Bonneau.Dr Peter Bookin, WH Boebrown, J Thoe Boack, Henry Brant, Charlea Brido, John M Braxton. Oharlio . ?right A G Braddy, Edward ' Britton, E H Bradford, LtW G Brady, EW Bradlord, W P Britton, J F Briggs, Robertson Borl?n, Dr G S Burna, John Buckln ter, WO Balken. John G Bnrko A- Bon, 3 Bash, J D Bench log, H Barn?. Lawrance Burner, Wm , Burch Held, Tho? Bum?, Garrett Brown, Fortuno Brown, Isaac Browo, Jostph Brown, Samma r, o Cannady, Jame? Campbell, Oapt W Cardie, Peter Cameron, John W Carson, B A Cumovillo, J 3 Carr, Samuel W Carr A Co, M M Castens, 0 ??.ten? A Jacob? Cttufe, Charley . Alexander Chitty, Joseph Foitor Charle?, Jame? ?taw tney, Joseph Channes, OB Clark-, John (cold) Clerk ' . CHrt. WA l-.a?SsT^ O Cosine, Thaddous L Cook. W E . .tones, Joseph orcoran, Jas F Coruming?, IJenr} Cou^iim Capt Brooks Cox, P M Copi H, R' bt i.'oiiiior, Frank Cormier, W IrwluiJones, Corporal Oonper. Daniel Cork, Luwranca M Jones, Paul ;rosa, Wm Crail? k Tobin Craiiort, Samuel Orawtord, Freed man William Croies, John Cumming, Wm Cuuniiigham. Pat Cutler, Wm (cold) 3D Davey, W H Oarcy, Patrick Dealy, Thomas uongerfleid, John Des ?brock, Honcke DeBlauate, E A DoBcken, Henrich uextor, Capt 8*\mi F Deanmore, Tho? DollvJ.meB Driscoll, Daniel M Drayton, Dr John Droalee, W 8 St Dummett, John F El ling. John Eppert, O H Evana, J Wither, spoon I* Farley, John Feserln?, Gen B D Foaako, Hermann Flock, Henry H lemming. Thoa Footman, Jacob Fogarty, Patrick Kort, Fiank Foster, '.'apt Clay frasier, Pope freeman, John Fuller, SHBB Fnlkerson, Isaac - Cr uage, Audrew A Uary, Edwin F Oaillard, Jacob QordOD, Thomas drayton k Co, M M ?.' Grant, Jack Graut, Chan Griffin, James IX Hall, Nad Ham, Di Abner Harvey, II J Harris, Frink k Co .Ham, J ?liarles:on, Wm Hazel, Charles Uayden, T A Hirrall, W 8 Harold, Rev Dr Harrison, O N Helohel, Loulo - UeUinger, Joseph Heldt, F Healy, James Uomer Howard, O U ouah,John Hoyt, 11 Alphen? 'toward, 0 II Howe, Dr Geo Hoffman. A J Homes, James Hogan, P . Hunter, Joseph Hunt, James W Huston, O J .,. . ..,. a*w?, ?vier .:. - I Und son, Frank ?-' ?'. '|*?n?IiUB.Lar?^<5o|uamaol, LM Hollen, Johann H O?verholte! J D ??? *' m ? \ Tp Pawling, S 3 Psraons, Wm Hyatt, Wni H I Irwln.Ohrlstopher ?T Jacobl, J Jeffers, Richard K Jn-v.y, bergt Wm JitT H J Johneon. John Johnson, James Johanns, F Jones, April IX Kaufman & Bro, J Kavanagh, Dudley Kohnke, C F fKerr, T J Kr.cke. FDO ? Lamb, Alf ey Lamb, Quint?n Lawrenco, Eman uel Levi, James Leger, Thomas Levlstlne, A Lester, Boston Levlo, N R Leo, Peter * Lowry, R 0 Ludruanu k Co, O Lynn,John Lyona, Qeurge Lynch, Michael Is/L Martin, Jl.hn Campbell Matheson, Mr Jno Mahoney, John Mathews, Jacob Meaghor, James Mehrtens, Chiis topher" ? Mets, E.ueat sensing. Conrad Mettait, L Mlnels, Saml Miller, 8tephen F Mlkell, T Waring Morrisey, Danl: Moloney, John MortimorerWm D Moore, Louis Momand, W H Morrisey, J Morgan, J N Montgomery, Al bert G Moloney, Jame? Morgan, Toney Munro, Judge Murray, Wm F Murrell, Richard Mulcahy, Edward ?Meyer, J H D M?-yer, T G F Miara, John G Mejern, Beary E Mo McClobk-By, Felix McCoy, HA Mcoomseh, Capt F McCaneo. Toby McEuen, Dr Thoa McGrath, Henry McGrath, l"ho? Mcinnes, Daniel McKenzie, David HoKiasock, Wm 8 MoNulty, Geo O McNulty, Jihn MoBean, J Julian NT Newton. Justa? Newkard, Daniel Nesbony, John Nell. J Ii Neurad, Jacob O O'Brien, Martin OUverTH ??'Nell, John Orth, Frita O?hatz, Oustav Osterholtz, F ' l'SMH . ? a j ii -.(.in. JE* Parker, Wm Paterson. James parson. Mary Pew, Frank J Pboonlx, Bark Phillips, M O Polk, Lo vi M Ponly, Patrick Prlgat, O U Purrha, Frodrlok Quinn, i-nii Quinn, Jamol Balnoy, John Reauen,L Randall, Vans Recluso, A K Reva. Jobn Honiro, G A Rivers, John Townsond Richards, rtf Nicholas Richardson, Henry Robinson, Ed ward Rogers, Wm (cold) Romain?, John V> Rose, Alexandor Raabbalusou, Lawrance Roberts, Jespey Robinson, C S Rutledge, ihoo dor?> Rutlodgo, Capt John S Santed, James S Schwabe, Gustav Schult/, Unuko Schultze, Sllley Hbcri?an. P M Shaw, -idnoy Shay, Juliii Simons, John A Sinisou, Wm SluKlcton, Ned jlokler, Robt (cold) Skrine, Dr 8 E Small. Wm II Small, Ansel Small. Mr G Smith, S O Smith, E A Skrott. Thos H Spaulding. J D Stevens, Wm H Smrcken. Fred ptruHH, Elbe Fred rich (St Phillip tt. cornor of an son-st) Stuart. H M Stickney, Charles U Stanley. Robert sUnloy, H B Stiff. Wm F Stellfls, John Mini ptcr, Fredrick Svitso', James a? Toonior, Robt Turpin, Win Tnrabull, U H Bay ?XT Vcnniug, Geo V Vlncend. Maurice Vou Eitzen, Hen rich You Hallen, John "W Wn'.t. Nathan W Weaker, L Walsh, Janies Warren, Benjamin Warnken. Fetor K Watson, J F Wagner, Olarance WaiorhouBo, Goo Walker, J H Worthtrn, Julios Wells, John Wol.h. Willie White, Pk White, Richard W Whaley, J Sea brook ' White; Andrew Wbitncr. Rix Whitlock, John H Wltsel, John Wilkinson, Arthur P Wlnklor, Rov E T Wickard, J W Wigglu, Augustus Winttn, Pompy Wilder, Jr.Charlos L Willson, Lauranco Willard, Wm W?.hilton. H ?Wolbom, John I Wynn, Nichol ?s | Wynne, Geo W JOST Persons depositing letters In the Post?nico will pleaso to placo the stamp muir the upper right hand cor ner of tho envelope, and they wlU alad pleano to remem ber that without thoBtampa lettor cat/not bo mailed, but must hu sont to the Bead Lutter Office May 11 J. & F. DAWSON, N0. 96 EAST BAY. 300 BBLS. SUPER FLOUR 9(K> bhlH. Extra Flour 100 bblB. Fine Flour 2d bbls. Pork 20 bbls. Beef GO bags Wo and Java Goffoo 25 half chests Hyson Tea 10 half chests Black Tea 60 quarter chests Hyson and Black Tea 200 boxes Soaps, Starob, &o 600 boxes No. 1 and Boated Herrings 200 gross Parlor and Friction Matches. ALSO, BUTTER, CHEESE AND L?BD, each Steamer Ballantine A Sons' celebrated Ale. ANT) FAIRBANKS A CO.'S 8CALE8, all alzeo. J. & P. DAWSON, MayO w12 No. 88 EAST BAY. GROCERIES. .J f\ BARRELS CRUSHED 80GAR. J. V_/ 10 barrels Granulated Sugar. 10 barrels Coffre Crushed Extra "C" Sugar 10 barrels Clayed Sugar 10 hhds Muscovado Sugar 5 barrels very Superior Syrup 6 hhds. Cloufucgos Molasses 1000 pounds St. Doculugo Coffee 10 bags Rio Coffee 20 barrels Pilot Rreud 10 barrels Sugar O. ackers 20 boxes Raisins Now landing and for salo low, by G. B. CHAMBERLIN, May 8 NO. 103 EAST BAY. G FOR S-A.LE. O NE TWENTV-H0n8E PORTABLE ENGINE ONE FlrTY-TWO INCH CIRCULAR SAW MILL IRON FRAME-TWENTY.FOUR FBfcT 0ABBIAGE. Now and complete and ready for delivery, by HUGER & HASELL, No. 137 May 9 MKRTINO-STllKKT. wf2 DIRECf IMPORTATION. 75 DOZEN GRIFFIN'S .CELEBRATED SCYTHES For sale by EDGERTON & RICHARDS. May 10 2 1,000,000 ONE MILLION FEET HEWN TIMBER, SUITABLE FOB WHARF BU1XDIN? AND OTHEB PURPOSE*. | ALSO, AN ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER and SHINGLES On consignment and for sale low by STEINMEYER & SON, FOOT BEAUFAIN-STBEET. < J Mays ' tuthfs BENNETT'S LUMBER-MILLS. THESE MILLS ABB NOW IN OPERATION. AND prepared to furnl?h cargoes of any description or dimension. On hand a well assorted stook of LOMBKB, which will be disposed of In lots to suit purchasers, at the lowest market value. mvrf April 80 ICE! ICE! ICE! IMPORTANT TO BUTCHERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. WE UWE BEPAIBED OUB PATENT AROTIO RE FRIG K BATOR, at tbs Charleston Ice Honte, cor ner of Church and Market streets, that was doing such gooa service, beforo the war, In cooling Meats and other articles which aro required to be put on loo. We are row prepared to do the above business In the best style. Also, ICB AT WSOLBSALB ?% RBT?1L, and PACKED in the moat approved manner for COUN TRY TRADE. f ^a.. GAGE & CO. AI im* , . ...roo? SOUTH CARO LINA IIAU.IIUAU. I GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I OnAMJ?rroH, S. O., May 2,IBM. J ON AND AFTER TRIS DATE; THB PA89E5GEB TRAINS will liars sad arrivo, as follows; vis : Leave Charleston it.T.00 A. M. Arrivo nt Augusta.4.C0P. M. Arrivo at Columbi?.?.MA M. Leave AngusU at.7.10 A. M. Loav?Coramba*at.6.00At if. Arrivo at Charlea ton..6.00-B. M. II. T. PEAKE. ?e/3 General rtnporint'eidonf. til i ? li WoY r*rt\ .?I .?.' .," ..< T*3 FOB SALE. f>??Tn TON8 FINE COBBLE STONE BALLAST, EX ?a?U BARK MA1UON, suitable for pav'm/. Apply to WILLIS k OMISOLM. May 11 1 North Atlau i i Wharf. SEED BICE! SEED BICE! 1 AAi V BU-HEL8 OF PRIME SBltD RICE L \J \J KJ for sale, aud Is now ready fi r delivery. Apply to CLIFlfORD A MATHEWES, May 11_3 -,_No. 3 >. Brtad-.trcct^. ~r^M?~sli^niUCEr BU ?HELS PRIME SEED RICE. FOK SALE AT MULLER A NIVITZ'S, May 11 1* No. 3D Vendto Rango. 25 SHINGLE3 ! SHINGLES ! Q/^V ?Tk/^/"? PRIME OYPRt8S SHINGLE8 TO 01/ . \J \J \J ai rlvo. For ? ole low by WM JOH??80N. May 11 East end Laurens street. CBOSSE & BLACKWELLS ENG LISII 8AUCB.S ANO MUS 1'AItI). E FADING SAUCE Harvey l-'ouco Beefsteak Sauce Esaenco of Anchovies MtiHtar?), in Vi, Vi and 1 lb. bottles. Direct Importation from Liverpool. For solo low by COHEN, HANOKEL A CO , No. 40 Eim Bay, May 11 2 Corner Boyeo k Co '? Wharf. BACON SHOULDERS ANS HAUS E IGST (8) HHD8. BACON SHOULDERS Nino (9) bbls. Sugar-Cured Hams. LsndlLg ex schooner Clara, and for sale by COHEN, HANCKKL k CO., No. 45 East Bay, | Moy 11_2_Corner Boyce k Co.'a Wharf. COBN AND OATS AFLOAT ! ??Elt SCHOONKH. GOLDEN GATH, AT FRASER'S WHARF. Q/~\f\ BUSBELS WHITE PROVISION CORN (J\J\J COU huihtla Kellow Corn 2800 bushels 'Prince Edward Ishnd) Oat?. Al IO, 1600 lbe. extra quality VIRGINIA FAMtLT HAMS 200U IbB extra quality Sides nd Shoulders. For sale by ISAAC E. HE UTZ* CO., No. 201 East Bay, corner of Oumberl.nd-at. May 10 3 COBN AND OATS. LANDING THIS DAY FROM 80HR. ?CLARA." Al BOYCE A CO.'-i WHARF 3000 buahels WIUTK CORN 2000 bushels Yellow Corn 1000 bushels heavy Oats, < In lots to ault purchasers. SMITH k TOWER, May 10 2* No 25 Vendue Bange. COBN! COBN! (\ f\(~\ 8ACK8 PR!HE WHITE PROVISION OOBN, v)v-/V^J two buehols to tbo sack. For sale by ISAAC E. HERTZ A CO., No. 201 East Bay, cor. er of Oumberland street. May 10 3 COBN!COBN! f)QQfi BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MARYLAND ?aW O ?7 O OORN, in bags, per schooner 8. H. Cady. For sale by FitRGUBON A BARKER. May 10 2 HAY AFLOAT. M S\ f\ BALES BEATER PRESSED HAY, OF 8UPE 1 \J\J BIOR QUALITY, landing this day from Behr. Ellie L. Smith, on Brown's Wharf, and for sale low while lauding, by JNO. CAMPSEN k CO.. No. 14 xlarket-stroot, opposite State-street. May 9 3 HAY! HAY! l-r Pf\ BALES PRIME HAY, LANDING THI8 DAY I OU from bark Frank Marion, Brown's tVharf, and for sale in lots to suit purchasers, by PORCHLR ? HENRY. May 0 _6 No. 32 last Bay. FL0UB! FLOUB! A i . A BBLS. EXTRA. SUPER, FINE AND MID ?k\J\9 DLING FLOUR, landing thla dav, and for salo by JNO. CAMPSEN k CO . No. 14 Maiket-atreet, opposite State-street. May 10 3 NO. 1 MACKEREL. O"? HALF BARREL8 NO. 1 MACKEREL ?i t} 26 quarter barrels No. 1 Mackerel. Just lauded and for sale by JAMES W. BROWN k CO., I No. 11C East Bay, corner Fraser'a Wharf. May 10 2 MAY BUTTER AND CHEESE. 2? TDB8 CHOICE TABLE BUTTER ?<t 25 boxes Goshen Cheese, small size. Landing from Steamers E. B. Souder and Quaker City. For aale by JOHN F. O'NEiLL & SON, May 0 3 No. 167 Eaat Bay. NEW CBOP MOLASSES. HHDS. 8UPERIOB MUSCOVADO MOLASSES 60 bbls. Superior Muscovado Molaases. For Balo low to close consignment, by JOS H RISLEY, Or H. F. BAKER A CO., May S No. 20 Cumberland-street. 25 FLOUB AND SYRUP. A i\f\ BBI?9 FLOUR, ?t\J\J 30 bbls SYRUP. For aale by May 4 RAVENEL A CO. ALE AND POBTEB. ?\r\r\ CASKS ALLSOPP'S ALE AND POBTEB. ?i \J \J For sale by GIBBES A CO., i April 13 Adder's Wbar CHOICE CLABET & SAUTERNE, JUST REOEIVBD FROM WASHINGTON MORTON, Bordeaux, and for aale by > GOURDIN MATTHIES?EN A CO., April 11 Adger's North Wharf. DAMAGED ROOFING TIN. | r\f\ BOXES OF BOOFING TIN, SLIGHTLY J.vJv' deniaged by water. For sale low at H. KLATTEtCO'8} Corner Accommodation Wharf and East Bay. May 10 8 LUMBER! LUMBER! . YELLOW AND PITO H PINE LUMBER OF EVERY description, for aale by TUPPER A TH?B8TON, Steam Saw Mill, May 10 ft Cor. Chapel and Washingttn ats. ? OB SALE. , .^s^C^sV^ ' 7 14 bbls. Old Bourbon Whiskey * ' . 60 buehols Cow Pea?. Landing per schooner Ela Franklin. . BOBEVEN A NISBET, No. 100 East Bay, next south of Courier Ofloo. Mays ? ? 1 COTTON SEED. OK A BUSHELS CHOICE FRIPP SEA ISLAND mmtO\J COTTONSEED. For sale oy T A. CHILDS A CO., May 4 No. 103 Eut Bay-. tree t, Charleston,-ft O. PEBUVIAN GUANO. < PEEUVIAN GUANO, WABBANTED GENUINE, now landing, and for ?ale low, if applied for Imme ilately. WM. K. BrAN, May 4 No. 4 Accommodation wharf. COTTON, LUMBEB AND NAVAL STOKICS. WE ARE PREPARED TO MARE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES on shipments of produce to our -lends in Boston, New York Baltimore and Llvorpool. COHEN, HANOKEL A OO., No. 40 East Bay, corner Boyeo'? Wharf. April 16 lnio AWBTATBOP 80UTH CAROLINA 3HARLB8TON DISTRICT.-By GEORGE BUIST, Esq., ordinary.-Where?, JULIA POWERS, of Charleston, vldow, made ?oil to me to grant her Letter? of Ad nlnUira?on of the Batate and Effects of WILLIAM POWERS, late of Charleston, Mechanic: Thoso are, horeforo, to cito and admonish all ond slngu'ar the ilndred and creditors of the Bald WIM.IAM POWKEH, leceaaed, that they be and appear before me, in the Court )f Ordinary, to be held at Charlea ton, on the 18th day of day, 1866, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock In the bronoon, to show cause. If any they have, why the said administration should not bo granted. Olvon nnder my hand, this tthird day of ?lay, Anno Domini 1866. ' ''" "' GEORGE BUIST, May 4 fa Judge of Probate?. JWB?PT?RE CUBED!-WHITE'S PATENT ?EVES TRUSS la warranted to core RUPTURE rsdl Ally. Power, 1? made strong or light] a* pleasuru. io jprensure on the BACK or CORD. Bold wholecalo Ad retail Pamphlet? free, WHITE'S PATENT LEVER TRUSS CO., ffOlo Proprietors, No. 609 Broadway, N. Y. April 14 ?tuibSmoe 3?f?Ta?-:..{/JV.?. ?, %i ^r, ?'.,, ";., KUI! MVKKI'OOI,.- THK NOR WEGIAN BARK ORION. N. Evr.nsow, Mas ter, of "small capacity," and bavins two-thirds of bor cargo engaged, will meet with quick dis pa<cb for the above port. For freight engagements apply to MARbUALL. BEACH k CO., May 6 No. 24 Broad street VOH. LlVH?HPOOb.-TBE FAST sniUuR Amerloui Bark HELEN SANDS, F. E. Otis Master, wants a few hundred balo, of Up laud Cotton to lill up, and will be dispatcher! lor tbo abnvo port. For balance of Frolgbt engagements, applv to STREET BROTHERS k CO., May I No. 7* East Bay. hOR LIVERP<>()I,,-.TI1E NEW Dr sh bark EZRA, Oradsbaw master, bavin?t a pot lion of her cargo engaged, will meet with dispatch for the abovo port. For frolght en gagements apply to ROBERT MURE k CO., April 27 lim co * Co.'a Wharf. FOR LIVEKPOOL.-TIIK A f? ?. I American ship HOBSON, J. P. Potter Mauler, wants 600 bales Cotton to complete cargo, and will have lmmodiate dispatch for the above port For Freight engagements, apply to Aprt 1 26 WILLIS A CHIROLM. FOIt BOSTON. Til !?. FINK SCIIU. .80< THERNER, Darling". Msstcr, bavin," th) >groater portion of heroargo ongagod, will have .quick dispatch for above port For Freight tngagoments, apply to May 10 P. P. LOCKS, Kerr's Wharf. TO SAIL 8ATOHDAY. l?tb IN*< T., AT 12 O'CLOCK M. FOU NKW YOIIK-IIIKUCII ?NTS' LINE-"INSURANCE RT THIS LINE iSAME AS STEAMERS."-The Une first iclasB dipper sohooner LILLY, Franela, niastor, having considerable cargo engaged and bn board, will take 200 to 300, balen cotton, and all light freight, at ratos considerably below tbo etoamors. Ap ply to WILLIAM ROAOB, May 8 Corner East Bay and Adgor'a fVbarf. ILA Flin NRW TORR-HHGULARU. '8. MAIL LINE OF FIRST-CLASS KTE^MEKB >Th? Stosmshlp QUAKER OH Y will leave Adg ?t-r'e Wharf on Saturday, 12th May. Cotton taken at litt lo more than Schooners' ratos. Apply to B AVEN KL k CO., May 7 FOR. BALTIHORE.-THK FINK and fast sailing schooner "GOLDEN GATE" .will sail early next week. For Freight apply t > . , I8AAO E. HRBTZ k CO., No. 201 East Bay, corner of Cumberland stroet. May 11 , ./ 8 FOR NORTH AND MOUTH BAN TEE.-The schooner EMMA, Cspt P. Powers, ^constructed specially for tbo navigation of the 'above rivers, is now receiving Freight at the North Commercial Wharves, and will sail in a few days. For engagements, apply on board, to the Captain, of to E. O HOLLAND, Agent, May 11 1* North Commercial Wharves. T?.E SCHOONER EM m A BAKER, v Captain Jons LEONABD, at North Commercial ?Wharf, for Coosaw, Boyd'a Landing, Rockville, ?Oaki-ty, Grahamville, Pocata igo, and aU inter mediate Landings, having a part of her cargo engaged, will leavo with despatch for the above places. Apply un board. 2* May 11 iOTB. May 10 FOR FRKIGHT OR CHARTER_ ?The first class Schooner CLARA, Barrett. Mafl ?ter, '.06 tone-ron carry 2400 barrels Naval ?Stores-will bo ready to receive cargo in a few Apply to T. S. A T. G. BUDD, Boyce'? Wharf. FOR SULLIVAN'S ISLAND. ON AND AFTER SUNOAY, OTU INST., AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, THE STEAMER BOO KL A 2STD WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE FBOM MARKET Wbarr, at 10 A M. and 3 P. M. Returning, will eave the Island at 11.30 A. M and 6 P. M. May 6 FOR FLORIDA.. 1 . THB FINE STEAMER KATfi; OAPT. T. 3. LOOKWOOD. W11 L LEAVE BOYCE A GO'S. NOBTH WHARF, Charleston, every Sunday Morning, at 0 A. M , 'or Florida, via Beaufort Bilton Head, Savannah, Bruns wick, St. Mary's, Fernandina, Jacksonville, i'ilatku, and ill Intermediate landlose on the 8t Juhn's River. RETURNING, will leave Savannah ?very Thursday. Che KATE has been thoroughly refitted and put In he most complete order, for elegance and the comfort >f Pa ?SOD ger?. For Freight or Passage apply on board, or at the lillee on Bojce'a Wharf. Goods received at the office, dally, and stored free of iztra charge. T. J. LOCKWOOD, Agent May 10 FOB, SAVANNAH, via BEAU FORT AND HILTON HEAL). THE FAVORITE STEAMER . .FANNIE, CAPTAIN w. T. MCNELTY, HAVING HANDSOME STATE-ROOM ACCOMMO DATIONS, wlB receive Freight at Accommodation Vharf, and leave every Saturday Morning, at 8 o'clock, ietornlng, will leave Savannah every Tuesday Morning. For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to FERGUSON ft HOLMES, May 7_?_Accommodation Wharf. FOB SAVANNAH DIRECT. THB NSW AND BPLBNDID DICTATOR, 1000 TONS. OAPT. Ia M. COXETTER, [?TILL LEAVE AUGER'S WHARF EVERY TUES W DAY MOBNING, at 7 o'olock. For Freight or Passage, apply on board or at the of? co on Brown's Wharf, _ . L. M. COXETTER, Agent Charleston JW Agon ta at Savannah, Messrs. L. 3. G ILL MARTIN i OG. I ;?: , '. .'??; ~/Ml"9 FOE PALATKA. FLA. TBCE STEAMED/ . IV DICTATO?, OAPT. L. M. COXETTER, ILL LEAVE OHABLFSTON EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, at (7) o'clock; Savannah evory Tues ay AfUrnoo?. at (a) o'clock, stopping st Fernandina, ackoonvillo, Pioolsta and all the landings on the St ohn's RIvor. ?STXTaUfTKO: f Will leave PaUtka every Wednesday Evening, at (8) 'docks Jacksonville every Thursday Morning, at (8) 'clock, add Savannah evo/y Friday Morning, at (9) cioek, arriving at Charleston tala? afternoon. For Freight or Passage, apply on beard, at Adger's totrt ., ? M. OOXKTTSB, Agent MsyT * I theiStu rai i i FOR SAVANNAH, VIA BEAUFORT. - . THE SPLENDID SEA-GOING STEAMER EMILIE., CAPTAIN GEORGE H. BEAUFOBT, WILL RE8UMBHER REGULAR TRIPS FOR THE above placea ou Monday next 7th May, leaving Charleston every Monday and Thursday Morning at 8 o'cleck, and Savannah overy Tuesday and Friday After noon at 4 o'clock. For Fre'ght or passago, apply on board, at Southern Wharf, or to H. L. P. MoCORMICE. Freight received dai'y, and stored froo of ohargo. May 3_ FBEIGHT AND PASSAGE GREATLY BEDUOED. FOB NEW YORK. THE REGULAR UNITED BTATE8 MAIL LINE OP FOU3T-OLASS STEAMERS, CtUAICER CITY I 8ARA0088A, ANDALUSIA. |- (.KANADA, THE STEAMSHIP . . . ? GfcTXAIBZIEiR, CITY, CAPTAIN WEST, fir ILL LEAVE ADGEB'8 WHARF ON 8ATUB W DAT. May 12tb, at 3Vi o'clock P. M., precisely, For Freight or Passago, apply to May 7_BAVBNBL A CO.. Agent?, New York and Charleston PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FARE REDUCED TO $35. Clearing; each Port CTery Alternate Thursday. STEAMSHIP EMILE B. BOUDER. OAR. B. W. LOCKWOOD. STEAMSHIP MONKEA, CAPT. O. P. M?IUUI MAN. rtTHESE STEAMSHIPS, OFFERING EVERY INDUOlV X MENT TO 8HTPPER8 AND THE TRAVELING PUBLIC, having superior accommodations for Passen gers, with table? supplied by every luxury the New Fork and Charleston markets can afford; and. for eafoty, ?peed tnd comfort, are unrlvaUed on the coast. THE STEAMSHLP IMC O 3STEKA, CAPTAIN O. P. MARSUM-AN, WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHABF, ON THURSDAY, May 17, at - o'clock. Liberal advance? made on consignments to New York, For Freight or Passage apply at the office of the Agent*, WILLIS & OHI80LM, | North Atlantic Wharf. Consignees In New York-Mesure, LIVINGSTON, FOI a, CO. _ May 1 ? PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS, AND CARRYING THE ?. S, MAIL. Through in Twenty-two Days. BXEAMSini'H ON TUX CONNECTINO ON THE PiOITIO ATLANTIC, WITH THE ARIZONA....COLORADO IIKNR? OHAUNGEF.CONSTITUTION NEW YORK.GOLDE?. CITY OCBAN QUEEN.8A0B AMENTO NOETHERN LIGHT....'....GOLDEN AGE COSTARICA.........MONTANA. Ao.&o. I j ONE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND 8PLENDID Steamships will leave Pier No. ?3 North River, foot at Canal-street, at 13 o'clock, noon, on the lal, 11th and list of every month (except when tbose dates fall on Sunday, and thon on the preceding Saturday), for A8PI1N ? WALL, connecting via Panama Railway with one of the Oompany's Steamships from Panania for SAN FRAN DISCO, touching at AOAPULCO. Departure? of 1st and 2let connect ?LPanama with steamers for SOUTH PAOIFIO and CENTRAL AMEBL JAN POETS. Those of the lat touch at MANZANILLO. A discount of ONE-QUARTER from el.am ora' ratos allowed to second cabin and steerage passeng? ra with ramilles. Also, an allowance of ONE-QUARTER on '.brough rate? to clergymen and their families, and iohool teachers; soldier a having honorable discharges, [IALFFARE, Ono hundred pounds baggage allowed to each aJnlt, Baggage-maatere aooompany baggage through and st end to ladle? and children without male protector?. Baggage received on the dook the day beforo ?ailing, rom steamboats, railroad?, and passengers who prefer o ?end down early. An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and at endanee free. For Paaaage Ticket?, or further information, apply at he Company'? Ticket Office, on the Wharf, FOOT OF JANAL-STBEET, NORTH RIVER, NEW FORE. April 2 8moa F. W. G BELLOWS. Agent a PASSAGE BEDUOED! OirSJAF PASSAGE TO OR FIIOH \fe^?;?ajP3a. i B 7 SAILING SHIPS, SAILING EVERY WEEK. Alto, by the SPLENDID MALL STEAMERS, Ailincr every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to ?ni rom New York. . / Oreti* Reduction In Fare to OAIAITORNIA AND AUSTHALIA. DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT on Great Britain and roland, at the very Lowest Bate?. Paasongera, on arrival in New York, will have theil ssggagn removed Free, and every caro bestowed OB lorn. " ->ij For Passago, Ac, apply to-P. SHEAHAN, No. 23) Teal street, New York/or M. M. QTHNN * BROTHER. Ra 637 Kilt? SWxrr, GUAMJUSTOV, 8. OL, nd No. 187 Broad street, opposite Monument street, nnistn O-i A 1** Fehrnarv 1 i._' ? T ggBS i ! = *. Ts?mm?MwwmuL SKN'IMNKL. ran: PUBLICATION OF THIS PAPER, WHICH OF. L FIOB wa? destroyed In February ls*-t by the Federa rmy, ha? been recnnied. It la the only paper published i that large and populous District, and tomerohanUand usine?? meo cowa????? ?dvantagao ?eldom met with. 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