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The Daily _STe-vVs. SATURDAY MOBNINQ. MAY 12, 1866. LAUGEST Cl?CULATlOS HS THE ?STATE. LARGEST ("BCULATION EN THE CITY. ttr THJC _.IS T OF _?_._*TJffiIiS ??_. j-ulnlii" In ti.e -?osto-loo at tlxe on.c1 of each weel* is pu"ll8_o_ ?ffloiully in THK _>_iX?_Y NKWS ?very ?B*ri ?lny xx lorn ins. _f AGENTS. Tue following aro the Agents for this paper: W. A. HEMINGWAY, Goneral Traveling and Coll- t l*tg Agent TOWNSEND & NORTH, Booksellers and Bta?oners, Columbia, S. 0. Col. 3.3. RYAN, Barnwell, 8. 0. r. M. TRIMMIER, Spartan Office, 8partaobur_ & 0. 9. T. DuBOlS, Marion. 0. 8. HABBY, Bandy Ford P. 0., Madison co., Fla. PATRICK k HUVEY, Macon, Georgia. B. A. MCKNIGHT, Unionviii 3. B. ALLEN. Cheater 0. H., 8. 0. ?0BEI- H. SEARS, "Now South," Huton Head. W. a LANCE, Grahamville P. 0., Beaufort, 8. O. & F. BRADFORD, Walterboro', B, 0. H. L. DARR, Burnt-, S. C. THAU. 0. ANDREWS, Orangoburg, F. 0. - I. T. HERSHMAN, "Journal offloo,V Camdon. 8. O. 3. M. BROWN, "Sontho-.or office," Darlington, 8. C. _._. QUINN & BRO., Augusta, i. EL ESTELL, Savannnh, Ga. _r j /; ISAAC DA VEGA. Agent in New Yor_ . ) I Mr. AUG. BRENTANO, NO. 708 Broadway, Nerw York, has always the latest dates of the D-i/r NEW?, aa ho docaof all the other prlnoipal Journals of tho country. . i 1' ' ! LOCAL MATTERS. . SO" SEE SECOND AND THIRD PA0ES. *_?, -. ? . NATIONAL Ex mi--a ?ovsturt'.-f-fhe National Ex presa and Transportation Company, as will bo seen by its advertisement in another column, has completed arran * ementa which enablo it to'run on express trainB ia far aa Atlanta, Georgia, and ae far Weat au St. Louis. It Is prepared now to carry freights of au Junda, from tho smallest pack ages to tho heaviest boxee, audit ?\nnouncP8 to ita friouda and tho community generally that it ia ready to work OB efi?oiently, as expeditiouuly and a? cheaply as any other company. , v VICTOBIA HOTEL.-Thia Hotel, corner King and Princess-streets, is re-opened and re-furnished. We had the pleasure, a few days since, of going through the entire building, and we can eay most truthfully that it is very neatly and elegantly fit ted np. The furniture is all new, and well select ed. The Hotel is opened on the European plan- - that is, persons can haye rooms or meale, paying for only what they get. Mr. OPDEBEI'K deserves *,^**,-_flfa.nr_tiL^?]?*-*i?a. taBJe^anr* skill in furnishing the Victoria. ^?*--w~-? FASHIONABLE CALLS_The new drug ?toro at the corner of Kin? and Market street? is frequent ed by a large number of fft?h.ion?,b|e oaUeft, And no wonder. Here they enjoy the pleasure of see ing a handsome store, with very gentlemanly pro prietors, obliging and hp^?eomo clerks, an tlegant fountain, and c^ delicious soda. Surely, stt_,?*' . dent inducemouta to bring our beat society to ? resort. We ard glad-to le?rn that Messrs. RAOUL . _ ?-NAB aremeeting with encouraging success. ?j We know they deserve it. THE GRAVES 'o?r ?uft ?Col?-IDERA-; DEAD.-Ott*1 ing to the severe Btorm yesterday, the meeting to have taken place at tho Milla House-to ?orm an Association for renovating and keeping in repair the graves of onr. Confederate dead-waa post poned till Monday afternoon, at 42t o'clock. Tina is a delightful eoftson to strew flowers on the graves of'our fallen heroes, and we earnest ly hopo the ladies of Charleston, who have ever taken such a lively interest in their welfare while living, will now display a just 'appro-nation of (heir noble .deeds and the canse for which they died. ' .'?' . v -?- ' '.'? j BUSINESS DinEOTORv OF THE PRINCU? IL SOUTHERN OITIKH.-The advertisement in another column, in reference to the compilation of a complete Direc tory of tli o prinoipal Southern cities, together with the names of tho principal business Arma of New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore, will be read with interest by our mercantile community. Buch a work at this time will doubtless bo found especially useful and desirable, as facilitating commercial relations between tho North and South.. The Directory will be en indispensable hand-book in every counting room, and from its wide circula tion will bo a most advantageous medium f jr ad vertising. " Mr. S. G. COURTENAY is the agent for thia city, at whose store Mr. E. A. KENDALL will furn iah all particulars. . THBQO___ CITY.-We li a vo lil our time ecei*. ? .j something of thia New. World, ande considerable portion of tho Old. Wo have, travelled in many . atea-era ; have crossed the Atlantic in the Asia, ", and roturno? homo j_ "theyScotia ; have enjoyed tho glories of a " Mississippi Palace F' in *. good tiruea," and we have enjoyed t?ie pleasures of a Quaker City voyage from New York tojOharleston, .... and from Ch arion ton to New York several times. According to,our notion, the Quaker ia not equal . to the Cunardere,'' brit' ?we fitynoV. remember, ex cepting the ' 8c?U?i-ot;t?i^hf^)i?i^ ? made passage on a more-excel-nt snip.; And wo can therefore congratulate those of out. friends who may be going North this Bummer on this vessel. She hat . been thoroughly "fixed" np for the ennrinet travel. Captain WEBT, her universally respected _-.... commander, will, we.predict,' hv*o the fame di ' Oapt.'rBB_*Y. ' t?ott eo?rteous, kind, and above ^'e^'Y^'L .0 ? -'"'. PBOVOBT Co-mi- aifwriIluVTJnited States ea ' PETEB Ta?VEBS tro d-'feb.i$?l?i*'*EY, ?nlted?tate sailors-Drunk in, street.-Tho d?fendante pleat guilty to the charge; fined? to" each, and orderei on board their vessel. ' United Staten vs. William Jenkins and Bonj. I Perry (colored)-Attempting to strike Mr. WOLI -D?fendants unod bad and threatening languag to Mr. WOLF in the market? stopped him an struck at him. Found gniliy, and lined $2 ead United States ve. Edward Brown-Disorder! oonduot and resisting Police.-Defendant had largo stick knocking against all tho houses ah fences, and rising brid arid obscene knguni'o i the street; struggled to get away from polioemat and finally at the corner of John-atreet ran, bt was overtaken and again arrested. Fioed 13. . i IH(-MR_OMA_.-The Richmond Examiner of th . ' . 10th ia draped in mourniug, la comiiomoratioi "/j of the 'anniversary of the death of STO-SKWJ^L /p^Aok?oN, who died May 10th, 1803. The ?xam ner publinhod a regular "Stonewall" issao of it -' ? 8be'e,t for Th'ur4?*y. If?ontahis C memoir. i the groatCohtodortvtoboro, o,vorlag some eigl <? . column?, and ' baa tinco columna of edit? ' rial on the eapo eubjoct. In connection with i ,' ije are pleas'**d to i|oe,"tBe Examiner also publiai ed **i_e JeekeV di.dray," a^ery* flfie po?m; t Mrs. 0. ?1. BALL, of this city,*originally wrttt< for THE C0?U__?TOM DAILY NBWB. THE BTBAXXB KATA.-The Bteamer Kate, Oapt. LOCKWOOD, from Palatka, Piool&ta, Jaokaoniille, Fernandin a, Savannah, Hilton'.Head and Beaufort, bringing the United Btatea mail for this city, and other point? north, arrived at her wharf lae.: night. By her we aro placed in possession of.tho Savannah -.?Veto? <fc Herald of thelltb. Tho' foi? lowing is her passengers.and consignees: .' I , Patttngers.- MIBB E Blanchard, Miss - B Mc Pao, Ml?a fiber wood, H T Parker. B P Noise, O otearon, lsdy and child. A w Orookahink, G A'wright and lady. Georgo Wright, Mr* Malli>ry, Cant H L Stone, USA, Oapt V. in H Barrell, W Peirc?, Dr Parish and lady, Mr? A H Smith. M1?B E Foil and servant, Goorge G Glee, Mr Nouman" Mi worts and lady, two Miss Wurt*, E .Ever ett, Captain Rankin, U S A, A L Ellis, 8 L Hal, Jiiuei; Kully, W V H*Al, and 2 on deck. . Consigners.-To Master, Southern Expresa Co, Hunt Brothers, Plncknoy Bro hers, and B McCloud. 1 CHURCH DIBECTOBV.-Wo copy the following from the Weekly Record : Divino Sor vico will bo conducted in tho following Churches next Sabbath : BL Michael's-Rev. P. T. KEITH. Et. Philip's, Church-atreot-Rev. W, B,W. HOWE, Rector. | . St. Luko'a-Rev. G. P. GADBDEN. : ' ' St. Mark'a -Rev. J. B. SEABBOOK. , , Grade-Rev. O. O. PTNOKNEY. Holy Communion-Bps). A. T. POUTER. { ..?_. St, Paul's-Rev. W. W. LORD, D. B. Trinity M. ?. Church, South-Rev. E. J. MEX NABDIE. Borvico at half-past 10 o'clock A. M., and half-past 7 P. M. Sunday School at half-past 8 P.M. Public Prayer-meeting every Wednesday eV?ning. x ' Bethel ii. E/Church, South-Rev. J. T. WIGHT MAN. ._. " -, Citadel Square Baptist Church-Reva' L.'Ctr?a' BBBT. .. ? .' f. ,, '' ?.* . English Lutheran, Archdale-street-Rev. Jo!as BACHMAN, D. D. ' English 'Lutheran, Morris-street-Rev. WILLIAM S.BOWMANV. . . ... ,i';. German Lutheran, corner of Hasel ami Anton u.troets-Rev. L.MUELLEB. ' .FirstPt'e&by terian, corner o{ Meeting and Tradd etxeeta-rRiiv. Jons FOBBEST, D.:BV I c ? ' Central Presbyterian Church-Rev,'W. C. DANA. Service every Sunday evening, -at'half-past 7 o'clock. -.--.. \ . . i ' Second Presbyterian Ohnrob, Wrttgg'a Square-^' Dr. THOMAS ?MU?THE, 1>. D. ,., j ,, Globo-atreet (Fourth) Preabyterian Church Rev. J. L. GinArtPEAu. Service a,t half-bast 10 i o'clock A. M., and half-past 3 P. 91. Orphan House ChApe?.-Vauderh?rtt-Bt.-Clergy of the city." Service ai> Halt-past 4. P. M. tilljuno,' when it will be changed to 6 P. M. St. John'? Chapel, corner of Hanover and Am herat streets-Rev. ALEXAXDEU W. M?BSHAIX, D. D. Service at half-paat 10 o'clock A. AL, and half paat 8 P. M. f! U ,V ..' ! Unitarian Church, Arobdale-street. Divine ser vice in thia Church every Sunday morning at half pant 10 o'clock. SiVrvioe at the Church of the Holy Communion (Rev. A. T. PonTEB) the second Sunday in every month, at quartei-past 7 o'olopk P^M. ^?f *llrriherB -Tjainrabs^ReTTw. B. YAKS? Sorvice at half-past 10 A. M. J.vTEB STATE (JouBTsaife?.-fu ?afch ln,t, hi; Excellency Governor OBB addressed & communica tion to the Executives or all the States of the union, informing them of the destruction of the Library of the Court r,i Appeals, and of the Leg islativo Library b Columbia, by the Aro of Febru ary, 1805, and. -requested them to aend to his de partment duplicates of all Statutes,Codes, Journals and Ro^orto of the Supremo Courts of their re ?pea'?ve States. pf From nearly alt of tho States a favorable re sponso waa received, and the Governor has bad the pleasure of preaenting to the Library of the Court of Appeals one hundred and sixteen vol umea. In ?his letter to the Chief Justice and Associate Justices of South Carolina, his Excellency grace fully observes : Whilst I have the liveliest appreciation of the generosity of all the States to whom my appeal was addressed, it is bub an act of justice that I should specially refer.to the very libetal offer from the State- of Massachusetts; of ninety volumes of Massachusetts Reports, ordered by special resolu tion of the Legislature of that State; from the State of Virginia?, of forty-four volumes also or dered by special resolution of the State of Vir ginia; from Gdv. Cony, of Maine, thirty-eight vol umes of Maine Reports, and from On v. Jenkins, of Georgia, twenty-six volumes of Georgia Re ports. I .?. These courtesies between the several States of the Union, embracing all sectione, furnish the best evidence of the restoration of friendly feel ings, and commeud themselvea to our unqualified commendation. lu reply to this letter, Chief Justice DUNKIN writes as follows : COLUMBIA, May 9,1866. SIB: ^our communication to tho Court of Ap peals, on tho subject of tho Library, line been re ceived, and I am instructed by the Court to. ex press to your Exoi-ilenoy their appreciation of'the prompt and efficient measures adopted by you, The booka Already received constitute a valuable addition to libe Library.'-?%. ..?' ,We oonour cordially with your Excellency as to tho manner in which your application to tho Exe cutives of tho several States waa met and .re sponded to. It is worthy of the spirit whiob chai'iicterized our anoiebt relations, and afford? a cheering hope of their entire restoration. JVith groat roBpecfc . , ' ' ' I am yonr Excellency's ob't aerv't, , ' .-..' : i .^hNJ. F^DpNKlN.'phlor Justice.' It ie proper to add here, that the liberal re ?ponuts from.many of, the, States have not. yoi been received, but th? arrival is daily -oxpootod. ?. -. r:- \.. -, r'?o*\untbia .Carolinian, May ?1.' J . l- .:...*.? .?.?;..->?. - -i. -. "' . DB;TBt?oiBLtimitB.-?-M.r.bAvinsoy,the,Coluin bl?; correspondent of,-the Yorkvillf ,Ei?jutrir writoB to that paper aa.follo.ve : ! Many who have been student H of thp South Car oiina College, and others who, have been friendi of Dr. Llebri-,' may feel sume tl?eir?f ta know some what of him, einco the war-clbuu ?shut out st much" of the North from our view, .. ' 'v ' . At the beginning of the war? he wap a profnsso: in tho Columbia College in the City of Now York and took a conspicuous part in Black Ropublioai maBS 'meetings, affiliating very thoroughly iwitl 8 the worst clements of that vile party, '>' ?.. 1 During tho war he made numerous speoohea j and wrote numerous political tracts.] Among thi latter are:-1. No Party Now, but All for on Country; 2. Slavery, Plantations, and the Yeo manry; 8; The Argument of the Sedoesionlsta; 4 !>, Liuco'u or McClellan: and 5. Amendments to th Constitution submitted to the consideration of th American People. This last) provided the mus 0 stringent securitfrs against? secession, abolishe* i. slav? TV, and secured "the privileges of citizens t all natives or naturalized, inhabitants, whet lu 3 born free or made fro??, without an* oxception t a color, rae? or orign.f* d Thud. Stevens demands no more than this te u day. t Dr. Liober wrote also some papers on miliur ' law and the conduct of armies in the field. * At tim close of the war iu 1865, lie was appoint ed Superlhtendent Of a btfroau at Washington, fe the preservation of the manuscripts and tho oil l6 cial papers of the Confederate Government, to b preserved as a part of the national archive*.. / 1 the mimo timo bo irVaigued- bi.*.prore??s.-)r8bip i t< Columbia Ooljege,.though be ii still returned as f*. If ci un:?- lu tho law 8chbtll of.that .institution. ii.' Thia is tho intu?, who South Carolina ouse tl< fl lighted to honor. . " . ,o . .-. - .^i-o-irrv . ?* .CtounV ?F'?ArtXAlA^The Columbia Carolinlc *- of yesterday brings u? t?o. followlog : t* Yeaterdav peli)g assigned for the 'meeting of it i- Court'of Error?, thcTth,embers ? composlng ti .^ Conrt mot at 10 i. M, ?nu;kft?r brgat?ieinfr.pr r cooajed in a body, with many mbmbera of the B? 10 to pay the last tribu?a of respeot to the ttfomoi of the l&to Gen, B. R. Gist. Upon the conoluBlc / of the funeral ceremonies, tho Court returned to their Chamber and resumed the order of tho day. Presont-Hon. B. F. Dunkin, Chief-Justice. Appeal Judge.*.-D. L. Wardlaw and J. A. Inglis, Associato Justice?). ? J. A. Oarioll, A., D.' Leseene," W. D. Johnson, Chancellors. T.' W. Glover, R. Munro, F. J. Moses. T. N. Dawkins, A. P. Aldrich, Law Judges. TJie cases of the Htato VA. John E. Csrew, Shorifl SchArJ?ck ysi Rivers, and Berry vs. leeman et al. all involving tho constitutionality of tho Stav Law, woro heard togother. ?Mr. Lord, of Charles" too, represented tho parties appellant in tho first two cases, and arguod at longth au.ai.iat the law. Mr. fct-llor?, of Msrion, appeared for appellee in third case, and waa followed on Hamo side by. Gen. Harlleo, until the hour of adjournment. Mr. Spain to bo heard in reply. "TBK CHESTE?t 8r.\nnABi>."-This well-known organ Of Central South Carolina comes to' us in enlargod size, and a bran new dress-one of the best printed papers in the State. Dr. Wii. H. BABCOOK has assumed the editorship. GEO. PITHEB, Esq., ia the publisher. We hope its shadow may never grow less. From it we copy the following: ?HK8TBB ITEMS -The huge collection of rolling stock, the proporty of various railroads, concen trated libre during Sherman's march through the State, is being gradually removed. Many of the care have been o cou pied during ' the past year by idle and thriftless freedmeii." The Fifteenth Maino Regiment Veteran Volun teers, who have bad their'headquarters in this town for the last four months, have been relieved by ? detachment of the Thirtieth Massachusetts, ubdor command of Major. Bhipley. Captain E. R. Clark is the Provoat MaiBb.al and P. Judge; O. 8. Jackson, Asaietaut Surgeon in charge; Lieut. T. A. Warren, Acting Post Adjutant;.?B. K. Valle, let Lieut. C S. atad A. Q. it. .ass, ^BUSINESS NOTICES. ' ? i?i ? i ?;.; -? rri?n . . ' . , -TI' >' l?. ? S ?tuct?on Hale? TI?I? Kny, QABMIX Dswrrrwill eeU, thia dsy. at store Ho. 661 ^R/strceC'at na? past lo j o'clocit, damaged'boan?, cheese, AC ,. ... BBUNB k BEE will sell, this u>y, on North Atlantic "Wharf, alongside steamer .Cumberland, Si. 11 b'olook, 5000 bushels mixed corn. r -. ? i it. ' '.vi Ri ?~ . ?s. ?i?.. DTBPEPSIA "DlisTiiOTS ?ros TEETH, nhless' it? effects aro counteracted by that pure vegetable tonto and antiseptic, t??ZODONT. No<bodiiy disease ?ian impair them If tbla antidoto to all corrjoalvo elementa that o;t upon the enamel ia regularly applied.,, > tus2 A Em THINO.- A nalhlpn is a great many, but two million is taore. As incrediblu as It may appear, Messrs. V. H. DnAKR A Co., or New York, sell over two' million bottle? of PLANTATION BITIEBB U ;car .This is nearly one hundred snd ?evenly thousand dozen, which stnino dolhrs would be over a milli JU and a lmlf dollars! Stfrely some merit must attach to an article of such a sale '?? Qo where? wo will, from one end of the country to the other, IT o are always in sight of the evidences Of the caballaUo S. T.-18G0-X, and these.gentlemen's energy. We would sugget t to them a little moro elegance. In their rock pal .Ung. The Legislature of New Hampshire bss passed a law against their farther uiaflgmlng the White lu^unUuas, __^___ - I tuU,B3 You MAT 'Orme YOOTUSELP of Hoad ache, Weak -8to?l?*&^i^ or a. Bad Cold, or Bore Throat, or Hoarseness, or}j^JJpv*3k3rri plalnt, or Piles, or Oonstipatloq, Or Rheumatism, or ?Sore or Weak Byes, or F^lt nja^ta, or Kidney Disease, or fleiicr.il Dt-bllity, or eren Asthma, with HUMPHBJSTB' UoiicEOPATtiio ?r-EciFic? Buy either a case for your travelling oompanloui or family, or purchase the orxciviu for your ptraent ailment, HtnstrBBxxa' Braaaio HoKocofATHlU MsabioiMX OOBCPANT, No. 66a Broadway, N.T. 6. ORIENTAL CHOLERA BITTERS, USED WITH TD.E GREATEST 8UCOE89 AS A PRE- ' VENT1VE, and adopted by tho Faculty of Constantino, pi?. '- I. ?'?'.? . Sold, by FBED, HOHRSCHBEIDEB, No. M2 Pearl. street'." New York; and by A. W. ECKEL A CO., No. 331 Klug Btreot, near Market, Sole Agents for Charleston, 8. O. " ths. w?6* Hay 10 r m um-turn ANNOUNCE To THElH FRIENDS AND THE PUB LIC that they have established themselves as APOTHE CARIES and DRUGGISTS at the NORTH WEST COB NEB OF KING AND MARKET STREETS. Thtlr Stock, has been car.efu'ly selected by one of tho firm, in per spn, sud obtained ohlefly from B'JlllEFFLKN k BROS., and Dr. E R.-?3QUIBB, Manufacturer or ?peelalUin. They offer a choice variety of PERFUMERY, FANCY ARTIC LE8, and f BENCH PROPRIETABY REMEDIES. Special attentiop wlU be paid to the PUTTING UP OF PRESCRIPTIONS ; efficient' clerks having been Bscured ; and one of the firm will always be in attend ance. Drs. RAOUL k LYNAH w11 also attend to their procesional duties from this etc re-, ( May i MRS. WINSLOW, Anexperletwil Norse and Female Phyglclan? , Pieaon ta to tho attention of Moth ora hor ? Soothiag Syrup, s ?!0B (WIDB?N TEETHING, Thlch greatly fnoUltatea the process' of Teething, bj, softening the guins,'re lacing all Inflammations, "w11) allay ALL PAIN and spashiodlo action, and ta " '-?' ' S??E M R?OuU?E THEBOWELS/ Depend upon li, mothors. It w11] give rest te jmura^vea, . -and ' ? > ;.' ? ? Relief and Health to York fiifarite? We have put up and sold thia' article for Over thlrtj years, and can say in conQdunce and truth of It what wi hav^'n'av?r been {apje to' say of ?"t'other mediclne NEVEH HAS IT FAILED IN A SI?GLB IN STANCH TO EFFECT A CURE, when timely used. Never did ftj ? know of an lnstauoe of dlsastisfaotlon by any on? wti used it, On th* eonlrary. au are delighted with- (ta ose rations', and spcik In tcrma 'of oommchdstion Of tal m?gica) effect? arid ' mt*llcal nrtaea. Wa spuak lu thli matUr "wiat wo de know," alter thirty years* expa? rience, and PLEDGE OURSELVES FOB THB FULFIL? MENT OF WHAT WE HERE DECLARE. In almo ai ev'ory inBtance whare ina infant it suffering from pall and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twent? minn tea after tua syrup It odmlniaterml. FuU dir-sctiona for using ?fill accompany each bottli Nona genulhe unless 'the flto simile of CURTIS k PER KINS. New York, Is on th? outside wrapUer. "*??'?,. EolI by all drugglsU throughout the world. '... . .Prlre only 35 Cents per Bottle'. ?Woi.la?B ky-'?. KIN? & OAS?lMt; ?.??hraarv r?> , " lum_! Obarlsetoe / Wonderful but True! :..;.? .!M :/.i.". i lu k1 ! . ii MADAME BEV?1XOTOM, THE WORLD RBNOWNE1 Astrologlst and Somnambulistic Clairvoyant, while in clairvoyant Btatf, dcllni-atea tbe vory features of the pel Bori70U aro to marry, ar.d-b the aid of au inltrumen or lntcn?qpnffor, kr.O-vn as the Psychom<?tr?pe, gUs?i anice* to prailnoo o, perieot and lif ?.Ilka picture of th future husband or "wife of the appllcaijt, With date c inikrrlage,'occupation,''li-adlug traits of character, ki ThW l-l na.imposition, sa testimonials without numb? can. assort. By statlugplsoe of btrtb, ?Age, dlspositi?. color of oyes ihd, hsfr.'aajd snolo?lng fifty ??nV?.. an ntamped onvtlopo addrok.sed to youreolf, yon1 will; ?'< celvo the plotafe by retoxh mall, togethat.,?rrlth d'sslr? btM&$M#C$?tX -? '' .'.' ,... Address ?n ojDfldonoe, Madsmo OERTBUDE RK1 ry JINOT?N, P. O. Box 217, Wert Troy, N,j T,W re.', >n I May 8 tuthsSmo THE SUBSCRIBER HA8 JUST OPENED A large an? -lell-selcctei assortment OK LIGHT ENGLISH Melton Cloths, Which are of recent DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM LIVERPOOL. They are expressly adapted to the season, and full Suits will be made at the very low price of $25.00. : ALSO. A SUPERIOR ARTI-LB OF j WHITE LINEN DUCK ?o parties preferring, I will sell by the yard. All of these Goods are well adapted for Boys' wear. J. S. PHILLIPS, NO. 3a BROAD-ST?EET. May 1?_'_ OHOIOE LIQUORS, ALES, WINES, _c. L. P.GOODWIN, No. 58 Wentworth-street, OPPOSITE MILITARY HALL. FREE LUNCH FROM JI A. M. TO 1 P. 1?, AND FHOM 8 TO li P. M.. EV.:BT DAT. The finest quality of ICE CRtA_ served ut all hours in 'ho G.inlen attached to tbla KatabItshmont. , Come all and refresh yourselves. May 13 ATTENTION MECHANICS. LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER! OF Any Description MA to omer AND DELIVERED TO ANY POINT IN THE CITY. ROW ON HAND 1^000 feet Inch Boards i l?!o^r?e1^-??_n]^ AT 506 KING-STREET. L. BUNCH & SON. Hay 12 , al tuf BILLIARDS. rp TT ~T7i PHELAN BILLIiRD ROOMS, Nos. 1851137, an-139 MEETING STREET, Corner of Market street, ARE NOW OPES TO THB PUBLIC. THEY ARE FUR . NI3B?D WITH i. ' ,:?H?I_N & COLLENDER'S S _A._-_?_^_.1D AMERICAN TABLES, UNDER THE SUPERINTEDENCB OF MR. H. P. BINNS, LON? CONNECTED WITH MB. PHELAN'8 ESTAR UBHMENT IN NEW YORK? ?% P. BINNS > CO., May 3 ltno ) PROPRIETORS. SOUTHERN EXCHANGE '? . .: . i,? Well known to the people oj f?j p' ," ". "! .'iT **? *Y ."*" if ' et f?Fl ?Un S? CJ?ARLEStfotf a?id tat? yMtor. tp thisi City. ?pr the lut''. t?i years, is opened. ^-tte proprietor f?elo that tti?r. Is no necessity for' staging mor? than the above. The placo ii known as one of tia* -indjit re spectable houses in Charleston and therefore he has no need ti recommend himself, ".la*. TH?S. F^Y'ISTN,', ' .'. " ? .,. ' ? p ..-'?*' Sole Proprietor Southern Kxcliang( NO. 125 IVieETING-ST-, ?'.. i "'J.1*. c^Vn?it?*r4?i?^,i?.'ci WThe best.Wine-, t_iqttb_-, ?.?:.' ' ',. . t i \i and. j Segars are always pi hand; lind none others ar? keife * - ?"?'?? ; j ? ' ' May? ; ?. j \'*Xf ! f. .? y? .tv.-:*. laENT?CK]?, STATE L?__BR? ii clJwWn Pitty-at C?viDgtpn, Ky. M?-RAYVED1)T _ CO!, MAKABER! lockets f_o._i $_tj> SOO. W?R??tTtAR?) 8ENT'PB1_I OF OHA?OB. 0BDE1 '*U for TICKET In _6 ?boYO LOTTERY protopUy i t__dto. Drswlners m_lle4 MAjoott sa lio Loitsry ?ia*?, - Ba-raaa P__ iS**>?^ofo Wkytf ? ' t?r\ia%. Capital Pr_ev ?100.OCO. Crana Uo l?th ai ?1 ?toi ?aoh month. iAdat?m-,ij>, . BJ TI PKTBRfl, U. li Lt?3?)n?M Agent. : ' ' '.'Bo. 90BA*elmSte*k>4kXAj Bo* 59. P-tofll-. Aprllll ' n ?1001 NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. THE NATIONAL EXmE.SS AND TRANSPOR TATION COMI*ANY liiiving finally completed ita Southern through comiceMont- from NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA to BALTI MORE, WASHINGTON, RICHMOND, 8AJVAN NAn, CHARLESTON, and all iutermodiatp and adjacent towns as far South as QEORGIA; and alao having perfected it? Western connections, via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad over main roads, to CINCINNATI AND ST. L0UI8, Ia now prepared to rocoivo FREIGHT, MER CHANDISE, VALUABLE PACKAGE*-*, MpNEY AND BULLION, and to transfer the earno to or from tim places designated, And all intermediate pointa, as efficiently, oxpoditiouely and .cheaply as can bo done by any other Express Company. Offices are also oponed in MOBILE and NEW ORLEANS, and ia a few days the Company will ran through, c?a MONTGOMERY, to these places. J. E. JOHNSTON, President. B. Fv 'FICKLIN, Gen. Sup% May 13 ? THE S??T?ERH E?P?ES,S"!C0p?H Office, No. 14? ^eating-street.rM aoisrisrBaqc-xoisrs ?..., '* ^?WITH ___ '.'.' 0 : ' RAILROADS THROUGHOUT, ?NITE.B/STAT?S. Every attention given to the safe Transmission of Freight, Money, and Valuables. WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER FREIGHT TO ANY POINT IN THE CITY, FREE OF 11 CHARGE. W. W. ELMENDORF, Agent, Charlen-n. II. B. 1'I.IVNT, President, Augusta, Ok. R. B.BU1.1.0CK. General Bnper-tendent, Augusta, Go. A. A. RICK, Bup't B. 0. Section, Charleston, 8. O. TO CARPENTERS AND RUIL?ESS. ?EDUCTION ?N PRICES. 1 . I., ; TT-OORINO AND LWINQ HOARDS, PLANED Jj ' TONOnfiD AND GROOVED, at BO ren dollars per thoii-nd. Surfacing up to twenty Inohea wide, at six dollara per- thousand. Timber dressed up lo twenty 1 iiclios squQio, up to thlrtj-?vo feet long, st reasonable prices. Hauling irom any part o? the city to bar Work shops ?tono dollar fitly aod two dollars per tbousand. Person H ordering Lumber by t Railroad will ?ave haul 1 ng, _ It can be delivered at oui- Work ob ops. WARTON & PETSCH, CAR WORKS AND PL?\HTNG MILLS, Corb.r Llne-str- tarni Bailroad Avenue. agent? for the sale of QUO*. G.XOBD ELL'S celebrated RAILROAD WHEELS, al-1 H. 8. McComb'a Patent i retclif-, Patent Riveted Oak Tanned Leather Belting. May 8_ ' -'._. .-. tuthsO MI-LTIJttiL WAR?K0U1 AND SEED STORE, No. 173 EAST :B_*LY. LITTLE & MARSHALL, WHOM-ALE AND BETAIL DEALERS IN AGR1 ODLTORAL IMPLEMENTS of all kind? : SAW AND ROLLER OIN8, hone power, and GRIST MILLS always on hand. Agents for ARCHAMRADLT'8 STEAM ENGINE, and INGERBOLL'S PATENT COTTON PRESS. . Apr SHOES _ BOOTS. C. STAUFF KE8PE0TFULLY INF0BM8 HIS KRIKS D8 AND the. community that he baa opened a branch of business In the building corner of King and Market streets, known as Adger's Big Store, where he baa on hand a large a?*sort-ent of LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOEiJ. .>...-,, ?Ililli ,'.-.. Al?-, GENTLEMEN'S SHOES AND BOOTS at reduced prioe _ .' i' ; tulhs_a?- _, April 10 MACPHERSON&DONALDSMITH BREWERS Of FINE PALL AUS ?PORTER WEST-I8.--MS7 b_T-?-M 7.?<%AVE?'NtY. YORK. ?.-'.na GEO.W.-MMO, flotoei'lftst Bay atfd .wnbertaul streets. - ?'. ? . 11. *., . , .i ? ,*? - * . ? V : ? ? at . onriebA TI AVIS?' HA?L?B *TJIE' SOLE ?A??-?!?-)? OF THE X_ abore celebrated. ALE, ackmRUg?! to ho th-? bent In the market, aro now nrcprircd ta supply the TBa-R.oTtht? clTy and vicinity*; WEK] Warranted to a"nd _?t3l_?t?. *. " *.' ' I . For |?l.e In bt>rjr>>>ndh41? b?rrele'. ./"'.... , May 7 i_ . . "\ . '?. . " arno arl-Sr-.? >"**"?? , .' TO TP_ . " ' ' Gelitten' of CbariestOD as? Vicinity, THE 01-?EBStGl?ED DESIRE TO INrORM THEM that they have leased tho second floor ol the build ing on tho OOBNBBOP MARKETAND KINO STREBTE (known as tod Adger building), where tbey have fitted up, In OYury particular, a Aret-class BILLIARD HALL comprising Elevou Tables, from the n anufoctory ?o! Me?sr?.. Ka-nanh ?J? Dtcker. \f\. Those wtehlng,tQ pasa a pleasant ?renlng In th? enjoy ment of this game, cannot hut help to find this? the cool out and bw-t adapted room. In the City. A privat?- SAMPLE ROO- lu? attached, stocked witt the finest Importations. . GemUemt- are Invited, to ??11 and inspect for them *lT~ < ?-OBXN _ & TURNEE. .?Aprilg', ?? -..':.- -,. ?_ '.?.??- . ?DISTO ANO ASIILUY CANAL COMPANY OFFICE BDIHTO A ASHLEY CANAL COUPANT, 1 Q____tWk-t. 8. C, March M? MWCI I. BY AOT OF THE LKGISLATOUB, PASi*?? AT I V last ?-sion, the EOlttTu AND A4U.LEV OANA] COMPANY reoelved permission to increase thtlr cap? ti from One Hundred Ihousauri (>100,(KMI Dollar?. ?*> Tli?v Hundred Tbou-ml ($30Q,?JO0) Dollars, lh Shares of Oil Hundred (?loo) Tv.0_r>? c?eu. > -j-- ? The pabilo sr? beri?by Informed that the booka, to subscrfptlOQ to the additional Btock, will be open trot 7 A. M. to 7 P. M. dally, st the office of Messrs. iori) S. BIGGS A CO., corner Droad-?trcet MJjafca Bay. Th Stockimb?crlb6d ft* to be paid for by .V m onthly lu st* ment Of of Five ($5) Dolare on etch and eve? y Mhuro, Seonttry ana TT? on??, (* P. 8. "Csrollna Tlmea" copy and ?rnd bill bo thl '?'' AUCTION SALES. Oom, Corn, Corn-On Account of whom it may Concern. BY BRUNS ?Ni BICK Auctioneers. Will be sold THIS DAY. at 11 Setae""."orth Atlanll? vi,u?ODg8,.t,? "?enmor O? moer and, ?r ... G00? bU8bol? MIXED CORN. May H_ , H?"w.q*id. '?ieans\~Chtfse, Ao. BY (..\muKi, UeWITT 1Pm^!Sga?SfS UAY- 1Uth b.?L. at IO? A.M., at il^.Sa^s^??K-s-met, without reserv?, and with ont roija-d to v? eather, ? .? ? ,, 20 1 UBbols of WRITE DEANS 1 Chceso IM' "rA Mt.of Dry Good? aDd Crockery .. A Sowing Machine and Sundries. May la Dry Goods. Cli'thijf Straw Ooods and Notions. MCKAY At CAU.PBBl.La, i,W?at to Poattn/Iirc, fin ?, ? ?. "rfrf . WiV.?,Cli ^? ?,?M 0|?ne; 0n. Tl'K?f AY and WEDNESDAY, "clock instant, commencing each day at 1 DRtH^init:WB0.Vf 0ieInad<??. Flgnred snd Piala uT nisC.8tripc,d "a"1'?'' Check Tissnee, Mus . line, QiDfibsms. Prints, Ac . ? . WRITE GOODS-Jaconet. Croa?. Bar Muslin, Stripe? Imp?ratrice, Dotted and Mull Mu?lin, Embroidered Cn in pao- , . CLOTH AND PANT STUFF-Moiton?, C4 " Enghsk ?>Z??a? p?*d,jMD*??T"roona.cWon?d?a,Lh.en Drill, Duikr, Linen Strip??. Chec.? and BOMSIBT ^?ffmS whit??1"'88' Dr*wera "*?Sffffi? w HAN D K ERO H IK F B-Emhrolderrd. HenUUtched,. Mourning and Motte styl?e, French Head Hand ker chie.?, 36 luoh Mourning Hordimrcbiete, M o ?ID? Wove snd Colored Bordered, Msdc'er, Silk and Fon >g*e Handkerchief?. IK?yiVII. OkTBP?. Barege, Silk Plaids, Moaambitrae, CLOTHING'-Plsntstlon Panta, Vests and Costs HATS-Felt, Wo01' I^Khorn, Qrsts, utraw; Ladies* and Gentu' acaortcd styles? NOTIONS-Porte Monales. Pockot Bonis, Pin? Hook a and Eyes, Spool Cot'on, Hosiery, Ring?, Scissors, Knivoa, Perfumes, eclogue?, Soap?, Button?, Set? Jewelry, ftc, Ac 20?? boxes Assorted ROCHES ,- 35 dozen Hoop Skirls. Tur.ibAcasli.- ,' ._May 11 B* MIL.lalf.AlM, niKlaCIllOlt.s Al Co. On FRIDAY, 18th lost, on Accommodation Wl?arf, w . i ? ... ." K will sell, at li o'clock, About 2000 pound? BRASS and COPPER ,.-. 1 lot Cast Iron ~>a . .: 1'let; Wrought Iron. Conditions cash._ May io * ? Valuable' Lot in Cumberland-street. JJ- ; BY COM 111V, HAN. KKI. At CO. On TUESDAY, May ICth, will bo sol?), nt 11 o'clock, . t .. ' :. .' ?' the north of tho Exchange, ,, That VACANT LOT on the north side of Cumberland? street, nearly opposite Philadelphia ?tree?, measuring about forty MO) feot front by about ii notv-tlve feet ten itioUoe (05 leet 10 luches) on tho-wen lino, by ninety two feet ten inches (92 feet 10 inches) on e.ntllue, by about thirty-seven feet five Inches (37 feet 5 inches) ero north line, be the same moro or lets. Conditions-One-half (Ja) cash; balance by bond payable in one year, secured by mortgage of the prop erty^ Purchaser to pay ns tor papers. Msy 13 A?CTJ.O"- MALE OF'ABINY AV?"sT?~Ns7~A\JaT?. BULANCK8, ANO CAItTN. DEPOT QUARTERMASSTER'H OFFICE, } CHAHLEBTON, 8. O, May 9, lBflf* | Will he. ?Old, on WEDNESDAY, May 28, 1866, ai 1 o'clock A. M , at South Commercial Wharf, at Pnbll a AuotlcD. to tbe highest bidder, 1 lot of ARMY WAGONS 1 lot of A bulsnces 1 lot of CB. te. Terms cash. By order of tho Chief Quartermaster, Dept. 8. O. D. R. HUNT, Capt 25tr? O. V. V. I., May 9 V>-put Quartermaster. SALE OP t.UVKltMIIK[.T ?PltOa7>a?UT'Y. Will be sold, at Public Auction, at 10 o'clock A. M., ess WkDNEBBAY. May 23d, 1866, ai Seabrook, near Hilt** , Head, ti. C, under the direction of Captain GslkBSJBB/ BARNARD, Assistant Quartermaster, the followln/ property, viz: . / 8TEAMKR "CHAPSEUR," as she leys on the bea?W Two Boilers, taken from tbe Bteamsblp ''Wully Scott." / Terms casia, in Government funds. / O. W. THOMAS,/ Brevet Lient Co), and Chief QnsrtermasteL April 10 I epartment routh Carolinas. ^ajsaa?^ BAL. H. OF ?OVfchMIKftf M A CHIN KB. ? ?^ Will be sold, at PubUc Auction, at 12 o'clock M-, co WEDNESDAY, May 28. 1866, at the Army Machia. Vj^bops, on M- Helena Inland, opposite Hilton Head, 8? Q^^ijaderthe direction of Capt. CHARLES BARNARD Aaaiiitavni?i>l??*r>ermaatcr, T1IE Ft^SftvYlRG PUBLIC PBOPEBTY, Tia : OneHOEIEOl5^XiiENal??> 801ach .*"**? 18 **** cylinder Tal _?, v. u *_ One HorlronUl Engtae^^sai?\?oJl ?^"nde? < One Locomotive Boiler , '""itw. One Steam Boiler Boater Parts of two Engines, 8 Inch cyl One Bl wer Engine, cylinder | 'I wo Double Hoisting Engines One Old Boiler TWO Baw Mill Carriages Lot of Old Machinery Two Band Kallrrad Cars Two Iron Pilot Houses One set of Rollern for Boiler Iron One Power Punch Hi Slide Lathes, ore 10 inch swing, two 20 10 inch, and one l8 Inch One Bolt Cutter One Maning Machine, 9 foot bed, 32 Inch npr One Upright Lilli One Fire Engine lwo Cupolas One Wooden Planer Three Steam Pumpa One Brass Furnace Six Iron Ladles One Jig Saw snd Table One R R. Splitting Saw Table One Pattern Makers' Lathe One Morlining Machine One Foundry Crane One hundred Irou Boiler Castings Two Pile Drivera t One Furnace Cupola One Timber Truck Fifteen thousand Bricks One lot Patterns. ALSO, THE FOLLOWING W OODEN BUILDINGS : One 100 feet long, SA feet wide, B!ack?mlths' Shoay containing nine Brick Forges, with Bellows, complet? one ?54x28; one .0x10; one 24x12; one 10x21; one, twflr Storles, 120x28; three 20x20; one 12x12; two 20x18; threat 25x12; one 20x12; one 110x2S; one 250x30; one 23x0 one2ix20; one 12x8; one lexl2;one 160x30; one 115x50 two ?torios, with loft. Terms cash In Government funds. O. W. THOMAS, Bv'tvLt. Col. and Chief Qusrtermsstor Dep't ti. C , AprtllO .. ._/ "Alan. UVtlUVblRlVNEM' PKUPKBTY. 1 l-Ma Wl 1 be ?old, at Public Auction, at the Governing , store House, on South Commercial Wharf, Chariest/ H. 0 , at 12 o'clock M., on FRIDAY, May ?V5th, 1861 large quantity'of Government property from the/ / my Machino Shops on St. Helena Island, consiaW BOILER IRON. CAST STEEL.lJar and Sheet Oopp?ar, Ztnoy Spelter, Sheet Lead, Yellow He tah Thune?/J Metal, .Paints , Chale, Screws, Boiler Tubes. BoMl arv?ts. Don Pipe, Copper Nails, Finishing Nails, im position- Nails. 8p'kes. Nails, C? pper TsckeV P"' Bolt?, Wire, Binges, Oars, Saws, Rope, Oakum, I Ing Paper, Coal Tar, Span Yarn, Pitch. Rosin, Otu Uro'Bricks, 'Hose 'and Coupling?, Clamps for Iron; Screw Poe oh en. Pipe Cutter?, Blowers. Pet I Oil Can*. Crucible?. Faucets. Squirt Cans, Gang Capstans, Woodward Steam Pump?, Expanders, Hydra* Uo Jacks, Anchors. Btesm Ganges, Globe Valves, Ohee? Valves, Gongs, ^i hermomelers, bteam Whlstl?;?, Orcrt Bars, Boat: JaokL.. Grates. Bellows, Portable forges. Platform 8ok?ls?, Grlnd,?toue, Moulding Flasks, Shovsl?, Spsde?, BktekV smith's tools. Plumber's Tool?, Carpenter'? Toola Catatagnes containing a full list of the articles to be? sold can be obtained in s low dsys upon-application to the Quartermasters st Charleston and Hilton Head, aV O, and Savannah and Augusta, Ga. , Terms cssh ha Government funds._L,^..." O. W. THOMAS, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, april 10_Department 86uth Oarolhaa. PR?VATE SALES. Desirable Real Estate at Private Sale. BY A. J. SAUNAS. TbatVdo?lr?hV|o<?h!'' THREE AND A HALF STOBT BUILDING on the east ?Ide uf King street, Mo.-jb?> lng the nftn lloeeo north of Hudson Btreet, containing eight large rooms. The lower room.??bw oocnpled as an office, and ontl'?ly s? parate from the residence, can with vorv little expense, bo converted into a nand?tim store. The L<?t measures tbirty-three feet six Incb? .* o? King street, by two hundred and ?even feet in ?3 .to, more orles?, and upon which are Bpactausoutbulli'tusrs?. 1 hlBproperty Is S'laceptlhle of great lmnrovemep- at? amah cost, and offers a raro opportunity for investi' nu For fnrt?er particular? and terme, apply as abovA to May 4_No. 2? VENDUE RANGE. STATIS OP SOUTH V AflOlaX^ A-onANCM?- - BU ? O DI8TH1CT. v k ". IN CHANCERY. _ _ _^ _. P?rsusnt toano.dorof ChauooUjr J. P. Oarron^x Offer at Private Sal -, a PLANTATION, belonging to th? eeUhk of the late James Pope, ^?f^^fSBL* hundred sod teo l?t0. seres, sltusted ??WJ?T? about one mile fr-?m BIufTton. In St. ^..^*Tf? named "Buck Island;" bounded on the norHi by 1 mS?? n of Pr. ino. W. Kirk; east by "Mf, ? Sr. sStiS? !? ?and tho oiaUte ot W? P. Ouenavrd; south by Ma* ^Z^? ??and wesl by lands bf ?. P. t?rowell and James P. Gacr ^^.r?^^V^ OemmMoner'a OOce, Orangiburg O. H., April 281%. .^SaVe-i "WS^IO???? ^^.?.*|-..U Vii*. .< ...a?'. '.