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-.ANS! FANS! FANS! - - , -----??j-/ - - - j ?\AN JBOA8T OF ITS MOST BEAUriFl?L SELEC TOM SAHTEN_ BAZAAR, _*0. SOO KING-STKEET, 1HBEE DOOB8 BELOW WtNTWOBTU, The Emporium or Paris Fancy (?omis, Toys, Confectionery. &o., &c.t UR TION OP I" A. _T S -or this season. It munt be seen to be appreciated. Tho -most elegant DRESS FANS, of all colors aud shadte, with and without Marab-u Feathers, and Ivory Hnml 1 oa most beautlfnlly CAT ved; and some of entirely now patterns, with perfumad handlea. B'eo_nt URtiiM, FANS, and the ever dosirablo POORET TRAVELLING FANS. BLACK FANS, of _ulco and P??per, at all prices; and the low priced BROWN LINEN FANS for homo use, BCany other kinds, not horo enumerated, can bo 9 und at the well.known VON SANTEN'S BAZAAR. Mp* La dies aro fpeclnlly Invited to ?-all early and make U oir selection, as the assortment is now th-? most complete in tlio . lty. _fm2_May 11 JLADll' TRAVELLING BAGS OJF MOROCCO LEATHER. TRAVELLING STRAW BASKETS, Ladies* and Gents' DRESS IN G "CASES, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, AND OTHER DEHIIIABLK GOODS, HAVE LATELY been added to the already large and beautiful aa ?n art-out of FANCY GOODS, at VON SANTEN'S BAZAAR, No. 290 KING 8TBEET, Hay 11 fm2 Throe doors below Wentworth. CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, PERAMBULATORS, t#f"_lGB. CABS, GIRL8' AMD B 'YS' PBOPELLEBS, XJC ko., of dil-rent qualities and at Tarions prices,can _ow be bought cheaper than elso?rhere at VON SANTEN'S BAZAAR, NO. 290 ElbG 8TBEET, __y li fn- Three doors below Wentworth. FISH HOOKS, RODS, COTTON, LIKEN AND ?-ELK LINES, Alfa)' -TEST DE80B--01*T OF FISHING TACKLE, HAVE JU8T BEEN BECEIVED, AND WIt?L HENOE FOBTH always be bopt for sale, st wholoaalo and tret*?, at VON SANTEN'S BAZAAR, No. 290 King-street, THBEE DOOBS BELOW WENTWOBTH. ? .""?y?-_i ,-?/, _,?? ' _g KEROSINE OIL LAMPS, TO BUEN WITH OB WITHOUT OHIMNE?8, FOB the Parlor, . Dining Boom, Hall, Eltcbea and . Httnery. ' KEROSINE OIL BBAOKE'S AND OHANDELIEBS. for Hotels, Dining Baloo?- and Stores, with Mated Glass Beal?-tora. ->*- .'.... BBAOKET8, WITH URGE BEFLEOTOB8 AND "_ANT F.KNH, very suitable for Ice Cream Gardens. GLASS GLOBES AND PAPER bllADKS of all sir. mad designs. GLA8S CHIMNEYS of all sizes. l'a*.MP WlOKrt AND OIL OANA, to hold from a quart .'I o 10 gallons of oil. The latter are for hotel use, and ?ii " * barrs ia wee ta attached. _ . ?f I__loBlN- OIL, warra"ted of the jwrest quality, for eat? _, any quantity to consumers, and by the barrel or ZQ callon calm to dealers. .? Die above is without doubt the meat complete as ttn-tment in the city, und no?? offered at the lowest : _C-_, Wholesale and Retal1, at VON SANTEN'S BAZAAE, No. 290 EING-STBEET, Three doors below Wontworth-stroet. : May 11_fn*2 4lS_NDO\?KSr^Sui\DOWNS!" Mrs. BL J. ZERN0W? "_sro. 399 _ci_ra-sT., Between George and Calh un-sts., ffUKES LEAVE TO INFOBM THE LADIES THAT I ?be baa just recetv ?1 a lamo assortmunt of every ?rarlofy ot Mdliuery Good?, among- whl?-h will be found (he __hionable "SUNDOWNS," or ever, quality and color A. choi' o and well relected supply of all tbo Newest Styloe, lu all branches of the business, is always kept on a-It Ladt- from the country aro re ?pectfully roqnosted to -call and inspect tim Block bofore purchasing el-J here. MES. _. J. ZKltNOW, May 11'_f_w3?_No. 399 King street. JUST PUBLISHES BETSEY JANE WARD; BETTER-HALF TO ARTEMAS, aHXTK BOOK OF GOAZS. *"E*?VEBT BB?DER OF THE WORKS OP A. WABD Xu (Showman) mast surely get this companion volume. mt* ttie richest ?poclmen of com io literature extant . T.- orders are pouring In for it. Bern ember, first come . -trat served. CAPITAL ILLUSTRATIONS. *i VOL lahno. Elegantly Boqnd in Cloth. Price $1 60 . SBr A Liberal Discount to the Trade, from whom Or - ?-tra are ?ollclted. ?old by all Booksellers, and -ill be sent by mall, poat *_*_, on receipt of prioafcby JAMfcS O'KANlS . Publisher, No. 179'Nassau-streot, New York. Btay 8 ' 6 :\ '. .:? . ? . ' - ' YICTOBIA HOTEL. F. OPDEJ-ECK, Proprietor. -mura HOTEL IS NOW OPENEDON-I-HEEUBOPEAN JL PLAN. It haa been remodelled -id refurnished ?Ht-sghout. The travelling public, transient visitors, or ?qUier?, will find in itali the luxuries of a Flits J -0LA?H _SlABLISHUENT, combined with the comforts of . -Rte location is ono o tbe moat airy and pleasant for an?omer. A.Billiard Kaloon for the lovers of this -_4_fal oxorciBo Is atUobed. No -pains or expooso - mgace d to givo on tiro satfsfac I loo. / . JSSBH ?-?& J**. OPDEBEBOK. FREIGHT AREAN?EMENT. A LL FREIGHT OB EXPBESS PACKAGES FOR ''.>? !.' J__ Sante?, Union. Jon-ville, PacoLt, or any point ?Mt the Union and Spattanbnrg Bailroad, -nalpned to . ?i? '. ana at Allston, G. and C. It. it., will receive prompt at ?--ton and dispatch by wagons. ,aj ' aMay 11_ ?_W. BHIVEB. -THE FIS?EBIES. ~3?O .'? mai Grass LBS. NET SEINE AND SHAD TWINES 170 DUZ. ?PISH LINES-Cotton, Liben, Sill '? *a4 Grass MA M FISH HOOKS-L'raorlck, Kirby and otheia, foi | ?, _it and fresh WLtfr ?-hing SOBS, FLOATS. SPIN. _B8 .OASTf NETS FOB SHRIMPS AND MULLETS -. ?Ort-rs taken for SEINES. ?in' t. I-o above at wholaaalo and retail by ?.'?.,. .? * ?.V. AM??.riv SAH'LR. MARSHALL, TBKE1 fctyatr M ?'? ,? . .) ?I*-.,, No. 810 KINO 8TBKET, "?May 11 3 U?rd door below Society street ' .?.? ' ' ! . !- . II; I ,' . .! ->?.'....., COTTON OINS. THE DNDEB81GNED HAViNG COMPLETED THEIB airangemonta once moro Cor the mauufaoturo of tho best COTTON GINS ever msdo In tbls country, sre now prepared to r?-elvo orders from Plaulors and others wishing to purchase. Th?. long o?itablMlieil and well-known reputa'ton of ELLIOTT'S COTTON GINS, will. we hopo, b.? a sum clent Kuarantee that the articlo will RIVO entire satUfac tlbn. 3. AL ?.L 1.1 orr ?vu??, May li Wlunsboro, S 0. FOR SALE. AS80BTED OABQO OF FRUIT, J?8T ABBIVE? per schooner Grapesbot, oonetstlPg of COGOA NUTS. PLANTAINS. BANANAS. PINEAPPLE?. OREEN GINGEB, 8?GAR-0ANE, SHADDOCKS, LIMES. Apply to WILLIS ft OHISOLM, May 14 1 North Atlantic Wharf. A RARE OPPORTUNITY. Ai~\f\C\ BUSHELS OF MIXED CORN. SUITA _:_M *\J BLE for stock. For ?sie lu lots to suit oiutu iners, at very low Qgures. <). D. OWENS, May 14 1 In roar of old PoBtofllco . SYRUP. (T fX BBL8. OF BYR?P, JOST RECEIVED AND TOR OVJ salo low by ?AVENEL k CO, Corner of East Bay and Vuuderhorat Wharf. May 14 2 BACON ?SHOULDERS. IfX HHD8 PBIME BACON SHOULDERS, LAND \J Ititi this day, from ?tenin.-r Kalorama, omi for 6aloby HLNRY COBIA & CO., May 14 1 No 2G Venl'-oR UKO. RICE! RICE! A (\ TIERCE8 CAROLINA R10E (fresh bcateu) 4U 20,(00 pounds Rangoon Rico. For sale low, by J. 8. 8CHIRMEH, No. l8 North Commercial Wharf. May 14 mluihftutl?G SEED RICE,TOBACCO, CYPRESS SUING-- - fXfX BU8HEL8 PRIME SEED RIOE. _> yjyj Lot Fine Virginia Smokln_ and Chawing Tobacco Lot Primo Cypress Shingles. For sale by BUAOKfcLFORD k FRAHKR, May 14 1 Boyce ft Co. 's Wharf. SEED RICE! SEED RICE! I fXfXt \ BUrlHEL8 OF PRIME SEED RICE LV/V/Va? foi salo, and la now ready for delivery. Apply to CLIFFORD ft MATHEWES, May li 3 No. 3 y Broad-?treet CORN! CORN! ?i?^AifXtfy. BU8HEL8PBlnE MIXED COEN, toar O \J KJ KJ rive per sehr Williams. 1200 bnsbol? Primo White Corn, per steamer Kalorama. For aale by B. M. BUTLER. ALS?.. COTTON SEED.-200 BUHHELS VIRGINIA COTTON SEED. 2 May 14 CORN AFLOAT. 1 {.Afi BUSHELS, CORN, IN BAGS, LANDING J_ ._) \J \J from brig AuibroBo Light, and for sale by ?J. SAHLMANN, May 14 8 Corner Bold and Meeting-streets. CORN!CORN! rAA BUSHELS PRIME WHITE CORN, LANDING t) U V/ from Steamor Cumberland. 2000 bushels prime White Corn, to arrive per steamer Kalorama, and for sale by HENRY COBIA & CO., May 12 .2 No. 20 Veudae Rai go. HAY & WHITE PINE BOARDS. \ f\A BALES HAY AND A LOT OF WHITE PINE I_f _: BOARD8 landing thia day by sehr. Arling ton. For sale on the wba? low, by ??HACKEL KORD ft FRABER, May li 1 Boyce a. Co 's Wharf. HAY! HAY! rv-A BALES PRIME HAY. LANDING TniS DAY I tJ\J . from bark Frank Marion, Brown's .vin? rf, and or aslo in lots to ault purchasers, by' . PORCH _B ft HENRY, Mayo_6 j _No. 32 tagt Bay. FLOUR! FLQUR! A ? lA BBLS. EXTRA, SUPE?, FIN_ AND MID ._UU DUNG FLOUB. landing tbls dav, and for sale by . J NO. C_MPSEN ft CO , No. 14 Markot-Btreet, opposite Btato-streot. May TO_3 PRIME RIO COFFEE. m f\ BAGS PRIMS RIO COFFEE, JUST RECEIVED D'/ and for cale by HENRY COBIA ft CO., May 12_7_No. 26 Vendue Range. NEW CROP M?LAS9E8.~ ?) K HHDH. SUPERIOR MUSCOVADO MOLASSES ?_ O 60 bbla. Superior Mnscovaoo Molasses. For sale low to close consignment, by JOS H RISLEY, Or H. F. BAKER ft CO., May 8_No. 20 Onmberltnd-atreet. ALE AND PORTER. ^%tr\r\ CASKS ALLSOFP'S ALB A-ND PORTER. _?\J\J For sale by GIBBES ft CO., April 13_ Whar SHINGLES ! SHINGtiES ! QaTV tf\i\f\ PBIME OYPRh88 SHINGLES TO 0\J?\J yJ \J airlvo. For sale low by WM JOHNSON, M?y 11_ Eaat end Laurena stropt. LUMBER! LUMBER! YELLOW AND PITCH PINE LOMBER OF EVEBY description, for sala by TUPPER ft THDBSTON. Steam 8aw Hall, May 10_6 Cor. Ohapol and Washington sts. COTTON SEED. OKA BUSHELS- OSOIOE FttJPP SEA ISLAND smtOxJ OOTIONBKED. For Bale by A. CHILDS ft CO., May 4 No. 103 East Daystroot, Charlea-n, S. O. PERUVIAN GUANO. PEBUVIAN GUANO, WARRANTED GENUINE' now lauding, and for sal e low, if applied for imme diately. . WE. K. RYAN, May 4 No. 4 Accommodation iVharf. COTTON, LUMBER AND NAVAL NTOIvlCW. WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES ou shipments of produce to our rienda in Boston, New York Baltimore and Liverpool. COHEN, HANOKBL ft CO., No. 40 East Bay, corner Boyces Wharf. April 16 . Jj lmo CQALINO DEPOT. m THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ESTABLISHED A OOAIoING DEPOT FOB STEAM-B8 AT OHISOLM MILL WHABVES, ?rill always keep on hand the best an ah ty of STEAK COAL; 8 team era of'the h-vient draft can lay ?float at these Wharves ai any stags o Udo. The above Depot offers decided advantages for a I vesaeIs putting into this port for fuoL The Coal being on the Wharvos, they are aaved the usual expense of oartaee. Ac . ., OHISOLM BROTHERS, March 8 m No. 31 East Bav. Charl-ton. S.O. SOUTH CAHOUNA lUibHOAD. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, \ . " - Cn___TON, 8. C, May 3, 1860. J ON AND AFTER THIS DATE. THE PASSE!?GEB TRAIN S will leave and arrive, as follows, Tis : Leave Charleston at..7.<>0 A. M. Arura St Augusta..-..4.60 P. M. Arrive at Columbia...........?3.15 P. M. Leave Augusta at.,.,...,.,.7,10 A. M. Leave Columbia at..4.00 A. M. Arrive at Oharteitota.6.00 P. M. 1 H. T. PEAKE, May 8 General superintendent. i. . CiNOTXU- TO CON I ItACTOHH. SEALED PROPOSAL8 WILL BE RE?UVED UNTIL the 15th day of June for the thorough repair of the Wjlllamsburg Jail. The contractor to whom the work is given will be required to give bond with approved security for tho faithful performance of the' conditions of the contract. The repairs to comment*? aa roon aa the work haa been let out, and to procead with haate un. til fin I ?hod. Persona desiring to make propoaala would do well to Inspect the buildings with either member ot the Boar Contractors must furnish, at their own oxpense, bond and agreement Addross WM. F. ERVIN, May 10 6 Chairman of Bosrfl. _j_t____ S O. BOI810 ANO ?ASH-ICY 0_N?JU COMPANY. OFFICE EDIBTO ft ASHLEY CANAL COMPANY, 1 Onal_-TOH, 8. 0., March IS, 1866. BY ACT Or THE LEGISLATURE, PAB8ED AT ITS last session, the EDISTO AND ASHLEY CANAL COMPANY re-lved pom*Ua|on to increase their capita from One Hundred Tbouaand (f 100,000) Dollars to Three Kunari- Thou ??and ($800,000). Dollars, in Shares of One Hundrod (1100) Dollar? o?ch. Tho publlo are hereby Informed that tho book?, for nubscripUon to tho additional Stock, wlU be Open from 9 A. M. to 2 P. M. dally, at the cfOco ot Messrs. JOHN ft. RIGGS A OO., oornar Broad-atxeet and Eaat Bay. The Stock auboorlbod for to be paid tor by a monthly Insta). mont Of of Fivo t$l) DoKars on each and ever? Shara. ' >..!: 3. BAVtNEL MACBETH, ., Ssuettry (m4 Treasurer. P. 8. '.Carolina Tifiaos*'"py and sand bill to thU offlosC * March 1? iii >, >u,. / .-, ,-ar ..?. ?ii .?>: . r rOH I.W EH POOL.-TilK NOR WEGIAN BAKE OBION, N. EVEHSON, Mas tor, of "small capacity." and havluK two-thlrda of lier cargo ongugod, ?111 moot with quick dis* patch for the above port. For lrolght cugagemouts apply to MABbUALL. BEACH A: CO.', May S No. Ii Broad street. FOR LIVKHPOOL.-TUB *P\A8T Ballin? American Bark HELEN SAND8, P. E. Otis Alister, wants a few hundred balo? of Up laud Cotton to HU up, and will bo dispatched tor tho above port. For balance of Freight oii|*ngomonts. applv to BTBEET BBOTBEH8 & CO., Msy 1 _ No. 74 Hast Bay, ?OB I.IVKUIM.OL.-TIIIC NKW Bl. fh bark i:/KA. Bradshaw master, havlnn a pot Mon of her cargo engaged, will meet with dispatch for tho above port. For froigbt en gagements apply to BOBEBT MURE & CO., April 27 Boyce tu Co.'? Wharf. Killi 1,1 VKItl'lllll,-TIIIC A "?O.! Aruerlcau ?bip HUDSON, J. P. Potter Master, wants eut) baloa Cotton to compluto cargo, and will liavo i-mediato dispatch for the above port For Freight ougagonionts, apply to Aprll26 W1LLI8 k OHISOLM. r rrr*. POtt HUSTON. -THI F11V_SCI1". -^r^g^SOr.TUEltNKB. Darling. Master, luiviiu thi ijt _[>rKreater portion of lier carno engaged, will have 3fer=ifc.qu|c*j dispatch for above port. For Freight tngogomenta, apply to Moy 10 P. P. LOOKE. Kerr'* Wharf. FOR NKW YOIUC.-MERCHANTS' LINE.-Tho regular packet ??cboonor WIDE WOBLD, C. E. HILDBETH, Master, having a portion of her car? ? ougavcri, wants :iUf) ?ales Cotton and light freight to hil up, will have quick dis patch. Apply to WILLI \ M ROACH. May 14 Corner East Hay omi Adgor's Wharf FOR NRW Yiilllt- III? GUI.AH U. ?8. MAIL LINE OF FIUST-CLA88 8TE1MEK8. >The BtuamBhlp QUAKER CU Y will loavo Aug er's Wharf On Saturday, 12th May. Cotton taken at tittie more than Sohoonera' rato*. Apply to RAVF.NEL k 00. May 7 FOR PII1MUKI.PBIA-BEY STONF, MM?-(?HIS DAYL-?ho fine sehr. MARY D. IRELAND wlB sall as above. For balance of Freight or passage, apply to H. F. JUAKEB k CO., No. 20 Cumberland street Schooncra A. H. LEAMING and SAMUEL N. 8MITH are also loading. 1 May 14 FOR PHILADELPHIA_THK fast-sailing Schooner ELLIE L. SMITH, Smith Master, bas ? large portion of her cargo en gaged, and will have dispatch for tho above port., For Freight engsgefootits, apply to STBEEr BBOTHEB8 k CO., May 12_j._? No. 74 East Bay. FOR BALTIMORE-THK FINK and fast sailing schooner "GOLDEN GATE" *will sall early next week, a For Freight, apply t > ISAAC E. HERTZ k CO., No. 201 East Bay, corner of Cumberland street. May 11_3_ FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. | a good 8CHUONEB now here, capacity about i 2000 barrels; baa potts for Timber. Aoply to SHAOEELFOBD k FRABEB, May 14 _1_Boyce k Co. 's Wharf. ICE COOLERS, ICE PITCH ESS, . WIRE DISH COVERS, TOILET 8ET8.I JAPANNED AND BLOCK TIN GOOD'S, And a well selected Stock of HARDWARE at Iotv prices, at wholesale and rotuli by 8AMUEL R. MAB9HALL. No. 310 Klug Btroft. Mav li 3 Third door below Merchants' Hotel. CHOICE LIQUORS, ALES, WINES, &c. L. F. GOODWIN, No. 58 Wentwor til-street, Ol'FO.-ITE MILITARY" HALL. ' FREE LUNCH FROM 11 A. M. TO 1 P. M., AND . F BO M 8 TO 11 p. M., EVttBY DAY. The flou?t quality of ICKORBAM served at all boura In 'ho Garden attached to this Establishment. Come all aud refreah yourselves. May 13 GROCERIES. -I f\ BARBELS CRUSHED SUGAR. , JLVs 10 barrels GrannUtrd Sugar. 10 barrels Ooffee Crushed Extra "C" Sugar 10 barrels Clay ?vi Sugar 10 hhds Muscovado Sugar 3 barrels very Superior Syrup ... 5 hhds. OlenfaegoB Molasse-? 1000. pounds 3t. Domingo Cof7" ' , , 10 bags Bio Coffee 20 barrels Pilot Bread 10 barrels 8ugarC. ackers 20 boxes Raisins Now landing and for Bale low, by G.B. CHAMBEELIN, NO. K3 EAST BAY. May 8 6 JOHN KING ?Se CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS -. .' VL . ' ti AND Commission Merchants, ?OFFEp BOB BALE, Oil Reasonable Terras* At No. 88 Hasel-street, ? . ' '.s? is i Cjf\r\ BBL8. 8UPEB AND EXTRA FLOUR OUV/ 1W bbls. Brown Sugar, assorted .' ' 1' ?> 60 bbls. Crushed Sugar *.* * v 50 baga Coffee 20-baga Pepper - ?? ? . . . 30 bags Spice , /? ?' '- r . \ tY? liStSb,'1 j! ! 7 l_tL?, -.. " boxea Ground Ginger . .'- -' 200 boxes Adam_tlne OsmdlSk. ' ??" ., .. _ barrels Herring i ' ' 100 kegs Dutch Herring 100 boxes Cheese, assorted 100 ?Its Mackerel 100 )i bbls. Mackorel .75 K Mia. Mackerel 60 bbls. Mackerel .)'. _V "MU Salmon .. . .j 50 boxea Codfish 100 kegs and boxes Horrlng ? 100 boxes 8oap 200 boxes Starch . ... 35 bbls. Molasses - i/o: . ! 25 bbls. Copperas 50 kega Epsom Salts ? 35 cases Cotton Garda 15 caaea Wool Carda 35 cheats Hyson and E, B. Tea. ALSO, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF PIOELEa. i Oysters, .? . .. 11 .,,; 'Salmon, , ? .-. .-r Lobstert, 'i .*.'. L_L; ,00 r. y. v ?I I ^P_e Apples, ko., ka. JOHN KIN? & ?0?i_ ? March 5 mwf_No. 88 HASEL^TRKBT. WHISKEY, WINE, BRANDY, &o. SO BBLS. SUPERIOR BOURBON WHiaEEY 60 bbls, Magnolia Whiskey 6 Mis. Gin 100 oases r-t. ?Tullon Claret 60 oases Champagne, quarts and Pinta , i 100 oaaea Sautera e Wine 100 cases Fine Old Bourbon Whiskey 100 oasea Magnolia Whiskey , 60 cases Primrose Whiskey, araser '?".* ? i7 V 60 cases Old Rye ,vt_5eVf ^^ 100 casca Fine Cordial Oin ,'. * '? (O cases Old Q. Brandy 35 oases Bom, "St. Croix" 600 oaaea Ale, "Moir k Bone," quarts and pinta. Just received per steamers and schooners, and for Bala low by .INO. KING * 00., 1 March 6 mwf No. 68 Bftd-stroti, H?ELOWWAEE. .:?i' nf\f\ PIEO?3 HOLLOW WARE. CONSISTING .KJxJKJ of Pots, Orena, Spiders, Fryingpan a, Ac sola lew by . or UNO. KING & co., ar_?s.<~.*.?< ? .?.?? * !*' Vfco, 88 Haael-Btrea-t. Ti ' <i?" i= e ' .'.:? .'.."H ! J?f_i? MOUNT PLEASANT PERRY. THE STEAMER ROOKLAUD LEAVES DAILY. FROM WHARF FOOT OF MAR KET BTBKBT. as follows : Duiuna THE WKKX: TaeavoCltyat.10 A. M., 8 and ti y P. M. Leave Mount Pleasant at H A. M-, 17 M. and 6y P. M. OH SUNDAY: Lea ve City at.10 A. M., 1, 8, and OX P. M Leave Mount Pleasant at 0 A. M., 12 M , 7 andoX P. M. April 28_am FOR SULLIVAN'S ISLAND. ON AND AFTER BUtVOAV, OTU INST., AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, THE STEAMER ROCK __. IST ID WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE FBOM MABKET Wharr, at 10 A M. and 3 P. M. Betarnlnir. will leave tho Island at 11.30 A. M and S P. M. May 6 FOR GEORGETOWN, S. C. _=>I__OT _30"_T, CAPTAIN THOS. B. PAYNE. WILL RECEIVE FREIGHT THIS DAY, 14TH IN8T., at Aceommodatl'.n Wharf, and leave Mo-Mtrroio Morning, lot- May. at 8 o'clock. Far engagements of Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to FERGUSON ft HOLMES. Accommodation Wharf. N. B -Georgetown Freight and Charleston Wharfage collected in Georgetown. Freigl t taken for landings on the Peo Deo River to be transferred at Georgetown to steamer B. E. B '-.LL Tbe PILOT BOY connecta at Georgetown with steam er LITTLE ADA, for Conwayboro', 8. O Freights saust be prepaid to all points beyond George town. 1_? MBT 14 FOB SAVANNAH, VIA BEAUFORT. THE SPLENDID SEAGOING STEAMER EMILIE, CAPTAIN GEORGE H. BEAUFORT, WILL RESUME HER REGULAR TRIPS FOB THE abovo place? on Monday next 7th May, leaving Charleston every Monday and Thursday Morning at 8 o'clock, and Savannah every Tuesday and Friday After noon at 4 o'clock. ' For Fre'aht or passage, apply on board, at Southern Wharf, or to H. L. P. MCCORMICK. Freight received daily, and stored free of charge. May3_ FOR 8AVANNAH, via BEAU FORT AriD M1.TO-. HEAD. THE FAVORITE STEAMER FA-NISriE, , CAPTAIN w. T. MCNELTY. HAVING HANDSOME STATE-ROOM .ACCOMMO DATIONS, will rocelvo Freight at Accommodation Wharf, and leave every Saturday Morning, at 8 o'clock. Returning, will leave Savannah every Tuesday Morning. Box Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to FERGUSON ft HOLMES, May 7 Accommodation Wharf. FOR SAVANNAH DIRECT. THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER DIO-ATOR, 1000 TONS. CAPT. L. M. OOXETTER. ! WILL LEAVE ADGER'S WHABF EVERY TUES DAY MORNING, at 7 o'clock. For Freight or Paaiage, agply on board or at tho of fice on Brown's Wharf. ! I j Ia M. COXETTER, Agent, Charleston jar Agenta a? Savannah, Mesara. L. 3. GILLMARTIN ft CO. KV B,- Paiera throughout the country advertising the atcanier "Dictator'.' wip please change hertiay of leavine Oharle?ton to i uetday._._May 0 ? i OPOR PALATKA, F?iA.? J?T T8? THE STEAMER DIOT:__TO|?T';: CAPT. L. M. COXETTER, ; WIIX LEAVE CHARLESTON EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, at (7) o'clock; Savannah every Tues day AJUrnoea, at (4) o'clock, stopping at Foi-uandlna, Jacksonville, Picol?t* and all the landings on the St. John's River. _ - t nnvanitta t WIH leave Palatka every Wednesday Evening, at (8J o'clock; Jac.aonvlllo ?very. Thursday Morning, at (8) O'-ock, and Savannah evei-y Friday Morning, at (0) o'clock, arriving at Charleston same afternoon. ? ,T For Freight or Pa-age. ajaply on hoard, at Adger'e Wharf. . L. 5_ OOXETTER} Ageiit. N, i).-Papara throughout the country advert?ainaRh?* steamer "Dictator" will phase chango her day of loavlng Charleston to Tuesday. ' j_| i__y 7 FOB F_LORI:D__J; ?_A_ __*__, OAPT. T. ??. LOCKWOOD. WILL LEAVE BOYCE ft OO'S. NORTH WHARP, Charleston, overy Sunday Morning, at 0 A. M , for Florida, via Beaufort, Hilton Head, Savannah, Bruns wick, Bt. Msry'a, Fania?dlna, Jaoks-villo, Pllatka, and all lutermodlato Undlufis on the St. John's River. RETURNING, wUl leave Savannah trvery Thursday, The KATE has boon thoroughly refuted ana pat In the most complcus order, for ?l?gance and tho comfort of Parser gor?. ?Tj Por Freight tv Pasrage apply on bow-, or at tho offlooonBo'ca'aWhart. < Gooda reoelved M tbe offl-, ?_U*jr? and sfa*d (ree oi .stAje ohj?tgm. .?..?-? (._,,*.. LOCKWOOD, Agent May IO ??.,-. .,, .y,, r "?' ' ?'??'? Mid* t : t i-i . ; xu , -,.. 1.. . . ,,. ? . ? . V.*?'*A'')C'* ?.?'*.'."'.''?'> .*'...*?'?.vj '">: J-l'.r. ?/. htp.k, ?J?, IJ'Jt'la'i . >. . FOB BALTIMORE. THE STEAMSHIP KALORA _v___ , CAPTAIN DENKTN, WILL LEAVE NOBTH ATLANTIC WHARF FOB tho above port To-Morrow, tho I6U1 iustant, at 8 o'clock P. M. For freight or paassgo ocgagotncnts, having supe rior accommodations, apply at tho oillco of the Agents, WILLIS & CHISOLM, North Atlaotlo Wharf. Agents la Baltimore: Messrs. 1 ENDEHGAST, FEN WICK A CO. 3 . -May |? FREIGHT AND PASSAGE GBEATLY REDUCED. FOR NEW YORK. THE BEQULAR UNITED 8TATE8 BIA1L UNE OF FIBST-OLASB STEAMERS, aUAKER CITY I SARAGU8SA, ANIsALUHIA- | ('tlANM)A, THE STEAMSHIP s___^__c>o s?__, CAPTAIN OBOWELL, .tiriLL LEA*v3 ADGER'B WHARF ON SATUR W DAY, May 10th, at - o'clock. For Freight or Passage, apply to May IA_BAVRNEL k CO.. Agents. New York and Charleston PEOPLE'S 8TEAM8UIP COMPANY. FARE REDUCED TO $95. toarin? each Porterery._tor_."Thiu-Bdfir. STEAMSHIP EMILY B. BOUTEE, ?APT. B? W. LOCKWOOD. STEAMSHIP MONEEA, CAPT. 0. P. MABSHMAS. mHESE 8TEAM8H1P8, OFFERING EVERY INDUCE X MENT TO SHIPPEB8 AND THE TRAVELING PUBLIC, having superior accommodations tor Pasten gore, with tables supplied by every luxury the New York and Charles ton markote can afford: and, for aafety, speed ud oomfort, are unrivalled on the coast. THE STEAMSHIP _v_0 3ST _3 ____!, CAPTAIN 0. P. MARSHMAN. WILL LKAVK MOUTH A1I.ANT1U WHABF, ON THURSDAY, May 17, at 10 o'clock A. M. Liberal advances made on consignments to New York. for Freight or Psaasge apply at the office of the Agent?, WILLIS k 0HI80LM, . North Atlantlo Wharf. Consignee? In New York-Messrs. LIVINGSTON, FOI At CO._ May li PACIFIC MAIL ST* AMSHIP COMPANY'S THROUGH LINE TO 0_a_LIFORlSri_.5 TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS, AMD CARRYING THE U. S. MAIL, Through in Twenty-two Days. 8"_rsurps OH "a- Cot-NECTiNo on TUE PACIFIC ATLANTIC-, WITH THE ARIZONA.OOLORADO HENRY CHAUiSCET.CONSTITUTION NEW YOHK.OOLDEA CITY OOaAN QUEEN.S 10hAMENTO NORTHERN LIGHT..GOLDEN AGE COSTARICA..MONTANA. &0 , io. ONE QF THE ABOVE LARGE" AND SPLENDID Steamships wlll leave Pier No. ti North River, foot of Canal-streety at 12 o'clock, noon, on the 1st, 11th and list of every month (except when tbose dates fall on 8nnday. and then on the preceding Saturday), for AflPir? . WALL, connecting via Panama Railway with one of the Company's Steamships from Panama for SAN FRAN CISCO, touching at AOAPULOO. ?-. , \\ Departures of 1st and 21st connect Sit Panama with steamer-) for SOUTH PAC? PI0 and CENTRAL AMERI CAN PORTS. Those of the 1st tench at MANZANILLO. Adlsoonntof ONE-QUARTER from steamers' rates allowed to second cabin and steerage pas sen R? ra with families. Aleo, an allowanso of ONE-QUARTER on through rates to clergymen and their families, and school teachers; soldiers having honorable discharges, UAL1TFARE. Onahnqdred pound? baggage allowed io each adult Baggsge-muter? accompany baggage through and at tend to ladles and children without male protectors. Baggage received on the dock the day before sailing, from steamboat?, railroads, and passengers who prefer to send down early. An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and at tendance free. For Passage Tlokots, or farther information, apply at the Company's Ticket Office, on the Wharf, FOOT OF CANAL-STREET. NORTH RIVER.NEW YORK. April a." ??,';.?i_oa ,' F. W.'G gKLL?WS. Agent. PASSAGE BEPXTCBD ! CHEAP ?PASSAGE TO OH FBOM _3 XT IR 0 3P _3 . I, ' I BY SAILING SHIPS, SAILING EVERY WEEK. Also, hythe 7 BP_BNaO_> 'MAIL Sl^AMERS, SaUlnff every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to ano from New, York. Great Reduction In Fare to OAlalFDRNIA AND AUSTRALIA. DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT on Great Britain ano Ireland, at the very Lowest Rates. . ;'.-,_?, a_sengeri, on arrival In New York, will have theb baggage removed Free, and avery ear? bestowed oi them. For Passage, ko., apply to P. SHEAHAN, No. _] West atreet, New York, or M. M. QUINN A BROTJa_R, Sa 037 Knto BnutxT, 0_sutaroa, 8,0" AnA -go, 1S7 Broad street, opposite Monument street, Ausraste. G. A lyr Febr-iarv li G ROTA- HAVA?A LOTTKItV OF CUBA, OND?OTKD BY THE 8PANI8H GOVERNMENT. $$?0,000 IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY ._VENT_n, ; DAYS. Pria"oaahed and InfoimaUon f_ nlohod. Thehtohe_raioap?_lforDonbloone_daU kind Gold andStTrer. TAYLOR k CO., Bankera, TebtmtyB Oma So- M WaU-atr-eci Vew York 'v .? . . . iJ . PRATT & WILSON BROTHERS' COLTJJVCD-T. SOUTHERN IMPORTING AND MANUFACTURING DRUG HOUSE, No. . 238 King-streetj PRATT & WILSON CROTHERS^ WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AND MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, No. 238 KING-STREET, FOUBTH DOOB ABOVE MABKLTST. Charleston. S. C. N. A. PBATT, 1 Cbomlsttolato O. S. Nitre and \ Mining Du-: rea u. 8. W. WILSO*!. P. B. W1L80N, G rad usts o? Phils. College of I'aarmacy, 4 Chemist to lato i (0.B.Ord.Dep't, The Proprietors aje Native Georgians. _D_=_TJ<3-S. CAMPHOR, 0A8T0R OIL, BALSAM FIB, COD LIVER OIL, BALSAM COPAIBA ESSENTIAL OILS. ISINGLASS, OPIUM, GELATINE, MUSTARD. CHEMICALS. ALUM, BORAX, EP80M SALTS, GLAUBER SALTS, COPPERAS, BLUESTONE, SAL 80DA, SULPHUR, SUP. CARB. SODA SULPHURIC ACID, TARTARIC ACID, CREAM TARTAR, POTASH, CONCENTRATED LYE? SILICATE OF SODA, SALERA IUS. SPIRITS. ALCOHOL, COLOGNE SPIRITS, FRENCH BRANDY, TURPENTINE, Ac. &o. -. GLASSWABE. ?- ' FLINT AND GREEN GLASS, ALL SORTS AND SIZES .. i Vi . ?.-. __ _. MEDICINES. EXTRACTS, CHLOROFORM, FLUID EXTRACTS, ETHERS, TINCTUR fcS, SUGAR COATED PILLS, etc. Any Preparations made to order. PATENT MEDICINES No. 238 King-street. HEOEMaN'S COD LIVER OIL, HEOEMAN'S ELIXIR OF BABE, 11 EC KM AN'H PBEPA BATIONS IN F?LL, WORM LOZENGES, Hurley's and Hallo-ray's, AGUE CUBE3 AND AG?E TON1C3, HOSTETTER'8 BIT TEES, DBAKE'H BITTEBS, HOOFLAND'8 BITTEBS, AYEB'8 SARSAPARILLA, HELMBOLD'8 BUOHU, BBOWN'S ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER, JAYNE'S TREPA RATION 8, BBOWN'S TB00HE8 FOB COUGHS, PILLS-Hooper's, Clark's, Wright's, Ayor'a, ko., TARI? ANT'S APEBIENT, WINflLOW'S 80OTHINO 8FBDP, Ac, io. AU other most popular and reliable. HUMPHREYS' HOMEOPATHIC BEMEDIE8, No. 288 King-street. SO___T_?S. OLD BROWN WINDSOR, OENDIHE LOTB, fin stylos, large assortment, LAUNDRY SOAP, ENGLISH BAB; cheap?*)" than pontine Soap. 13 YE STUFFS. No. Q38 KING-ST FANCY AN? TOILET ARTICLES. _5To_ 238 B?ngst ? ' .'. ? ? . ' . . ?: '. I . i