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PINEAPPLES, BANANAS, PUAS l'A?"? S> SL'UAK CASKS, SIlADOUCj_r3 AND 0000ANUT8, .?a'O.s* LANDING FROM SOBOONER "GRAPI* J> dBOT." O (?ANGES, LEMONS, and ovory description of NUTS. For sale by OREA8ER A MARZYOK. May 15 tuths3?_No. 216 Ea?t Bay-sireot. COFFEE. SYRUP, SUGAR, &c. CAROO OF SOUR. '?AliOEUT MASON." e-* f\ BAGS PRIME ANO CHOICE RIO COFFEE t_)\J ao bbls Extra Syrup 20 tierces Choice Porto Rico 8 jgsr 25 bbls. Crusued Sugar .26 bbls. C Coffoe Sugar. ALSO, 100 bble. FLOOR ANO 1400 bushels Yellow CORN 2IUU biiHi.fla Whtto Corn. Laudiug ex eohr. "Albert Mason," and for sale by HENRY COBIA it CO., May lg_tuwfa No. 20 Vunduo Ranro. CHOICE HAMS. -I f\ CASK3 OF BUCKINGHAM k MATHER'S ?\J CELEBRATED LONE 8TAR BRAND, lauding f rom ihe steamer nalorama, and for salo by ST8BET BROTHfc.lt- k CO, May l8_ 2 No. 74 jt__l Bay BALTIMORE FL?im" /*-/ k BARRELS BALTIMORE FLOUR, IN STORE 0\J and lor silo by J AMES W. BKO \'N ?*c CO, No. 110 East Bay, corno Fraser's Wharf. May 15__3_ PRIME WHITE CORN. QAAA BU8HEL8 PRIME WHITE CORN. JUST tJ\JVj\J received and tor salo by ?. D. OWENS. May 15 ,1-. In Rear of Old FoBtofttco. NORTH RIVER HAY. PRIME N ad In store 1 fMl ?<VLES t___i NORTH RIVER HAY, LAND ING and In store. For sale by 11 ?*. P.* ._.??*?_* May 15 ' 1_ In Roar of Old PoatolUce. MIXED CORN. aJAAA BUSHELS OF MIXED CORN, SUITABLE _UUU for feeding 8tock, at $1.13? per bushel, saoks Included, In lots to suit purohasers. O. D. OWEN8, May 15_ S In Bear of Old Pottofflco. CORN AFLOAT. ?%i~\i~Ar\ BU8HEL8 PRIME \? HITE CORN, PER sUVJVj \J steamer Ad-e. on Brown's Wharf 600 bushels prime Yellow Corn, per brig Ambrose Light, on AUantlo Wharf. TO ABBIVE. 1 000 bushels primo Wal Ti* CORN, per steamer Gen. Ouster _, 1000 bushels primo Yellow Corn, per Gen. Ouster 3800 bushelB prime White Corn, per sehr. A. J. Bentley. HtYl HAY! ., 700 bal s prime Beater Pressed HAY. FLOUR I FLOUR! i. SOO barrels Bsltlmore Exits, Super, Fine, and Mid dling f'LOUR. For sale at ros?onable prices by JOHN OAMPSEN k CO., No 14 Harket-Btreot, opposite Slate-street. ... May 16_ _8__ ' CORN, OATS AND HAY. f-tAA BUSHELS PRIME WHITE CORN. AND DUKJKJ 10- bu.hol* Primo Yollow Corn. Lauding this day at Atlantic Wharvet from steamer Kalorama and brig A. Light, ALSO, To arrive, por steamor (jon. Ouster, 3000 bushels Prime White Corn. IN STOREHOUSE. 750 balos TIMOTHY HAY 2500 bushels Primo Oats. For sal? low by J So. ti. BIRD, JB., k CO., May 15 A Corner .-. burch and Broad streets. CORN! CORN! OQAA BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MARYLAND a_OwU CORN, landing this day from ?chr. W. H. Cad?, and for sale low by FERGUSON k BARKER, May 15 2 Brown's Wharf. CORN ! CORN ! /> aft? fX /-\ BUdHfcLSVr.I ?IE MIXED CORN, to ar OV/UU rive pc. i-cbr Will-um. 12U0 bntbclrt 1'iiiuo White Corn, per steamer Kalorama. For Bale by R. M. BUTLER. ALSO, COTTON SEED.-200 BU.-HJ-XS VIRGINIA COTTON BEt-D _2_ May 14 CORN AFLOAT. 1 Z.f\Cl BU8BELS CORN. IN BAGS, LANDING XO \J \J from brig Ambroso Light, und for sale by O. 8A?LMANN, May 14 3 Corne-Roid and Meeting-streets. . SEED RICE! SEED RICE! 1af*\/"\|V BUSHELS OF PRIME SEED RICK lv \J\J lor Balo, aud id now roady for delivery. Applr to CLIFFORD k MATHEWES. May 16__8_No. 31 y Broad-? treet. RICE! RICE! 1 A ff\ TIER0E8 CAROLINA RICE (fresh batten) _ \ / 20,(00 pounds Rangoon Rice, For ?ale low, by J. 8. BOHIRMEB, No. l8 North Commercial Wharf. May l '_mtu-ftutbC HAY! HAY! ?7 ?r/*\ BALES PRIM G HAY. LANDING TRI8 DAY 4 ?)U from bark Frank Marion, Brown's ?Aharf, and or sale In lotit to butt purchas'-rs. by PORCHER A HENRY. MayO_G_No. 32 * UBI Bay. SYR0P. FffX BBL8. OF8YR0P, JLST RECEIVED AND TOR OVJ ?al? kW by RAVENEL A CO , Corn? r of Eist Bay and V_tderuorst Wharf. May 14_2_^ "NEW CROP MOLASSES. 2K HHD8. 8UPERIOE MUSCOVADO MOLA88ES i? 60 bblB. Superior Jlimrovaco Molasses. For aalo low to clcso COUBIKOUIOUI, by JOS II RISLEY, Or II. F. BAKER k CO., M?y 8 No 20 Cuinbt-rland-f-Jreet. HAVANA LEAF AND SPANISH SMOKING TOBACCO. 7 DALES FILLERS HAVANA TOB VCCO 1 bal?? Wrapper? Havana Tobacco 1000 psokaget of Superior Spaiiiith Smoking Tobacco, and y Ib., of the most celebrated brands. For sale low, in lots to suit purohasors, by ; DECOTTES k 8ALA8. May 3 . tnBtnl8_No. 118 East Bay. CHOICE CLARET & SAUTERNE JUST RE0EIV?-) FROM WA9HING10N MORTON, Bordeaux, and for sale by GOURDIN MATTHIESslEN k CO., Apr? 11_Adger's North Wharf. SHINGLES! SHINGLES! QS\ f\f\f\ FBIME 0YPRIB8 SHINGLES TO tJ\J .\J\J\J airlve. For ?ale low by WM JOHNSON, May ii ?_Batt end Laurens street. LUMBER! LUMBER! YELLOW AND PITOU PINE LUMBER OF EVE8Y desoriptlon, for salo by TUPPER k THURSTON, Steam Saw Mill, Msy 10 0 Cor. Chapel and Washington sts. ?. 'COTTON SEED. Oft A BUSHELS CHOICE FulPP SEA ISLAND AVOKJ 0OT1ON8EED. For salo e?y .i | . A. CHILDS k CO., May A No. 103 East Bay-street, Charleston. 8. O. PERUVIAN GUANO. PERUVIAN GUANO, WARRANTED GENUINE, now landing, and for nain low, if applied for imme diately. WM. K. RYAN. May 4_No. 4 Accomin. dation A h sr f. COTTON, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORKS. WE ARE PREPARED %0 MAKE LIBERAL OA8H ADVANCES on ehlpmeuts of produce to onr rienda lu Do.ton. New York BaJtlmoro and Liverpool. COHEN, HANCKEL k CO., . No. 46 East Bay, comor Royco's Wharf. . April 10 . iwo ? .CRIH'RAL WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE, No. 173 EAST B.A.Y. LITTLE & MARSHAL!,, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEBB IN AGBX " -, ?P.I-T?BaL IMPLEMENTS of oil kinds i 8*^.AND ROLLER GIK8, horse power, and GRIST MILLS always on hand. ; . . . ' -____-_! ARCHAMBAXOT-'S STEAM ENGINE, and INGERSOLL-a PATENT COTTON PRK88. Ap* i. '(5 ML ,/?-,? wit* /iiv,Ti?a ,'?? .: j m ? ? Jain../ iAUaxrtAH ta iv : ___u - .r? u*i, H\ ? Ki I ? Trf "*'. M .elllr/*?-?:.--.' r nvpyet? J. ' .n.ii'.Tj.! :-:t 'tii*i : a i . ? .pt^i ti.iAOaiA'lc', :inelt. MI .. I ? i" ..?''!.'?-> cr- i it 'i '?>* .?', Kill MVKK.'Ot.I,. -'I II!<: ?-VOK i WEG IAN BAIIK ORION, N. EVKNSON. Mas >irr, of "email capacity," und having two-third* rs&oi bat cargo engaged, will incut with quick dis* patch for tho above port. For freight rengagement* apply to . MARSHALL. BEACH k CO., May 6 , No. 'J I Broad atreot. PUK I.IV-MaWMfa._THE FAST ?salliuit Minn?:.ii Dark HELEN SAND*, P. E. ?Olia Maaler, want* a few hundred bale* of Up ?laud Cotton to All up, and will bo diapatchod tor tho abovo port. For Hillanco of Freight r-ngagomonts. apply to_ STREET BROTHERS * CO., May 1 No. 74 Eaat Bay. KOR UVBIIP?'?"?-.- TUB NKW ?Bl sh bark EZRA, Bradshaw master, having ra pottlon of her cargo engaged, will mrot with .dispatch for the abovo port. For freight en gagement? apply to ROBERT MURE k CO.. April 27 _Boyeo ^ Co.'w Whorf. KOK MVEIU'OUI.-THK A * O. J American ship HUDSON, J. P. Potter Mastor, I wants ?SOO bale* Cotton to ?-om pluto cargo, and . will havo iminodiato dlspaton for tho abovo port For Freight engagement*, apply to April 20 WILLIS k OHISOLM. POU MOSTOtV. -THK. FINK sen?. BOI.THEKNI'll, Darling, Master, liavin?* tha /greater portion of her cargo engaged, will havo ?iiiii'k ?li-|i..t?-h for above port. For Freight ?ngugoim ntn, npply to May 10 . P. P. LO'?KE, Kerr's Wharf. Filii NSW VIMIK.-ME11CIIANTS' >i> LINE.-Tlio regular packet ?-chooner WIDE > WORLD. C. E. ?IH.DRETH. Master, having a .portion of lier can; ? ongai ed, wants 300 i nie? Cotton and Ight freight to till tin. will h.tvo quick ?1U pat?h. Apply to WILLIAM ROACH. May 1* Corner Eaat Bay mid Adgor's Wharf FOR NKW YORK.-lil? GULAR U. ?8. MAIL LINE OF FIRST-CLASS HIE? MEUS. >The ?tt-amshlp QUAKER CUY will leave Adg i-r's Wharf dB Saturday, I2tlt May. Cotton taken at iltt'o moro than Schuonera' ratee. Apply to RAVENEL & CO. Mav 7 FOR PI1II,A1JKI,I'III v. -nu?: fast-sailing Schooner ELLIE L. SMITH, Smith Master, has a largo portion of her cargo en Itawd, and will have dispatch for the abovo port. For Freight ongngemonta, apply to STREET BROTHER8 & CO.. May 12 _No. 74 East Bay. FOR HALTOIimi?.-TIIK PINK and fast aalllDg schooner "GOLDEN OATE" ?.will sail early next weok. For Freight, apply t > ISAAC E. HERTZ k CO., No. 201 Eaat Bay, cornor of Cumberland street Mav 11 3 THK* SCHOONER KJIMA UAICKIt. "Captain JOHN LEONARD, at North Commoro'al ?Wharf, for Ooosaw, Boyd's Landing, Rockvlllo, aOakety,Or*hamvUle, .Pucotallg'?, and all luterme* disto Landina* having a part of her ca?go engaged, will leave with dispatch for the abovo placoB. Apply on board. May 15 PASSAGE REDUCED ! Cll-AP PASSAGE TO UK KIIOM _E2XT_^0 _?_3 BY SAILING SHIPS, SAILING EVERY WEEK. Also, by the SPLENDID _AJ_ BTEAMEI?3, Sailing every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to anf from New York. Great Reduction in Fare to CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA, DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT on Groat Britain ant Ireland, at the very Lowest Ratos. Passengers, on arrival in New York, will have then baggage romoved Froe, and every care be?towed ot thom. For Passage, ko., apply to P. SHEAHAN, No. 22) Weat street, Now York, or M. M. QUINN <fc BROTHER, No. 527 lirso STREET, Onani.TOTOM, ti. C" And No. l'J7 Broau street, opposite Monument stree .. AniMiHtji. i?. A lyr Fehrnor?- F S?HEDULE O V SIMIITAMHIKJ AND UNION RAILROAD. ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, THS 22d IN8T., THE train* will leavo Spartanburg O. H. on Tuesday a, Thursduj-8 and Saturdays, at 6 A. M., and reach Shelton at W.40 A. M. Returning, leave Shelton at 3 P* M. and arrive at Spar tanburg O. H. at 7.30 P. M. Passengers can now.go through to Columbia In one day and return in one day-stages, hacks and wagon! connecting between tho two roads. THOMAS B. JETER. President Spartanburg and Union Rallroid. UnlonvUl, 8. 0., March 20, 18??. March 21 <utha2mo SOUTH CAKOL1NA RA St.HU AD. OENERAL ?SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, 1 CnAitLE-sroN, S. O.. May 2, 1866. j O N AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE PAS8ENOEB TRAINS will leave and arrive, as follows, via: Leavo Charleston at.7.K) A. M. Arrive at Augusta.4.50 P. M. Arrive at Columbia.6.16 P. M. Leavo Augusta at.7.10 A. M. Leave Columbia at..6.00 A. M. Arrive at Charleston..A.00 P. M, H. T. PEAKE, May 3 General Superintendent. GAS FIXTURES! GAS FIXTURES! THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO INFOBM HIS friends and the citizens generally, that he ia now located at No. 110 Ohurch-atroet, one door south of Maikot, where he has in store a choice selection of Ga* Fixture., and Globe* of latest atjlo and pattern, Copper Pumps, A.c. Dwellings,"StoreB, &?.., fitted up with Piping and Fixture* at the lowest possible rates. Steam Fitting, &c. Repairing promptly a'tended to. AU work guaranteed. P. L. GUILLEMIN, No. 1*0 Church-street, Ono door south of Market May 12 .. BtuthO? CEDAR CAMPHOR I ti THE OH * APKBT. PLEA8ANTH8T, MOST DESIRA BL", as de'ence against OIVOTH_-MOT_ Druggists everywhere noll it, HARRIS k CHAP ?IAN, Facturer*, Boaton. tuth-3 May IS NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. SEALED PROPOBAL8 WILL BE Bl CHIVED UNTIL the 15th day of Juno for the thorough repair of the Willlatnsburg Jail. Tho contractor to whom the work 1B given will bo required to give bond with approved security for the faithful performance of the conditions of the contract. The r?pairs to commence as roon ss the work has boon let out, and to proceed with haste un til finl-liod. Persons dr siring to make proposals would do well to Inspect the buildings with olther member of the Board. contractor? muat furnish, at their own expenke, bond and agreement. - < Address , - WM. F. EBVIN, May 10 6 Chairman of Board, Kings t'co, 8 0. E.DISTO AND AHII?.KY CANAL COMPANY. OFFICE EDI8TO k AS ULEY CANAL COMPANY, 1 OHAULKSTON, 8. 0" March 16,1806. BY ACT OP THE LEGISLATURE, PA89ED AT ITS last session, the EDISTo AND AMIILEV CANAL COMPANY received permission to increaae their capita from Ono Hundred Thousand ($100,000? Dollar* to Throe Hundrod Thou?and ($300,000) Dollars, In Shares of One Hundred ($100) Dollars o?ch, The pu hilo are hereby informed that the books, for subscription to the additional Stock, will be open from 0 A. M. to 3 P. M. dolly, at the office of Messrs. JOHN S. BIGGS As CO., corner Broad-?troet and East Bay. The Stock snbscribed for to be paid for by a monthly Instal* ment of of Five (SB) DoHai-a on eor.li and every Hhars. : aL_?V*:NEL MACBETH, fleo ret try and Treasurer. > P. S. .'Carolina Times" copy and send bill to this ofltoe. Marchi? _OaTa.ri.rB A YBABMADlsBY ANY ORR wb?\J\J\J WITH lltVs-BtenoU Tool?. No, p?nenos necessary. Tho Presidents, Cashier*, and Tr?aiureT? of throo Btnk? indorse the clrontar. Reu Iroe with samples. Address the American Stencil Too Works. Pprinsfland, Veiroont. . ' March IS BWT THB W-EELY HE?OORD <__ BE 1*?B (TBABBD a* H. P. HUGO'S, Marketwt?ree?. ?cd M. M. QUrNN-S, ?-ag-et-reat, at whiofe plaoe* nowob-.k, : *n b* "aix|pNopapeM*?riBbs sold from ?MO-M ?_>?v* taraat. Deoamber?? ..:'?.?'. il , . i .:?.?.?.. : ..a?,??-?'.?/ /)>-.ia./.:??! I .. . . ?Inf. </.?.? y m /./,- >Tt .. , ?i'.-.'p ? !l ' .>)(? .'?. i/. I EXCURSION ARO?ND THE HARBOR. THE STEAMFaR 3P_-._sr_sri___ CAPTAIN w. T. MCNELTY, WILL LEAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF Thursday Morning, tho 17th hint, at 11 o'clock, for an Excursion around the Harbor, touching at tho various fortifications, air.rdttg visitors a good opportu nity to vi.it the iiitltTCUt p lots of interest. Will return bifoin sunset. Tickets $1 n0-Colored porsons76cents. N. B.-Muslo and Rufrcbb?nente will bo provided. Msy 16 3 FOR SULLIVAN'S ISLAND. AND AFTER SUNOAY, OTU INST. AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, THE fcTEAMER ON ^__k____ _?ioo__:____._sr_3 WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE FROM MARKET Wharr, at 10 A BL and 3 P. M. Roturnini*, will Icavo tbo Ihlniul at 11.30 A. M and S P. M. May 6 FOR CHERAW, S. C. AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE PEE DEE UIVER. THE NEW LIGHT DRAUGHT STE1MER ~ ?~__ _vi__._Fiio_sr CAPTAIN GEORGE MAN8FILLD, WILL REOEIVE FREIGHT AT ACCOMMODATION Vf bett This Day. May 15tb, and leave on Wed nesday Night, tbe 10th inst. For freight engagements apply on board, or to FERGCSON k HOLME?*, Accommodation Wharf. N. B.-Freight and wharfage must ho prepaid. May 15 FOR SAVAOAII, VIA BEAUFORT. THE SPLENDID SEA-GOING STEAMER -a". ElVTIILi JE, CAPTAIN GEORGE H. BEAUFORT, WILL RESUME HER REGULAR TRIP'8 FOR THE above place* on Monday next 7th May, leaving Charleston eery Monday and Thursday Morning at 8 o'clock, and Savannah every Tuesday and Friday After noon at 4 o'clock. For Fre'ght or pas-go, apply on board, at Southern Wharf, orto II. L. P. MCCORMICK. Freight received dal y, and stored free of charge. May 3_ FOR SAVANNAH, via BEAU FORT AM) lill.TO.V HEAD. THE FAVORITE STEAMER ir____sr_sriE. CAPTAIN w. T. MCNELTY, HAVING HAND80ME SPATE-ROOM ACCOMMO DATIONS, will receive Freight at Accommodation Wharf, and leave every Saturday Morning, at 8 o'clock. Returning, will leave Savannah every Tuesday Morning. For Freight or Passsge, apply on board, or to FERGUSON & HOLMES, May 7 Accommodation Wharf. FOR SAVANNAH DIRECT. THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER DIOTATOK, 1000 TUNS. CAPT. L. M. COXETTER, WILL LEAVE ADOfcR'B WHARF EVERY TUES DAY MORNING, at 7 o'clock. For Freight or Pas?tige, apply on board cr at the of fice on Brown's Wharf. L. M. COXETTER, Agent, Charleston ttr Agents at Savannah, Messrs. L. J. GILLMARTTN kOO. N. B.- Pat ers throughout the country advertising the steamer "Dictator" wl?l please change her day of leaving Charleston to i uesday.___._May 9 FOR PALATKA. FLA. THE STEAMER DIOTATOE, CAPT. L. M. COXETTER, WILL LEAVE CHARLESTON EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, at (7) o'clock ; Savannah every Tues day Afternoon, at (4) o'clock, stopping at Fernandlna, JackBouvilla, Picola- and all the landings on the St. John's River. _--_MI i Will leave Palstka every Wednesday Evening, at (81 o'clock; Jacksonville every Thursday Morning, at (8) o'clock, and Savannah evety Friday Morning, at (9) o'clock, ?reiving at Charleston same afternoon. ? i For Freight or Patssge, apply on hoard, at Adgor's Wharf. ,_, JU M. COXBTTBR, Agout. N. B.-3-Pa'pors throughout the country advortlslnslthe steamer "Dlotstor" will pleaso change her day of leaving Oharleaton to Tuesday. _May 7 FOR FLORIDA. THE FINE STEAMER -__._-_.T__, CAPT. T. J. LOCKWOOD. WIIL LEAVE BOYCE _'00'8. NORTH WHARF, Charleston, every Sunday Morning, at 6 A. M , for Flnrloa, via Beaufort, Hilton Head. Havannah, Bruns wlok, St. Mary's, Fornandlnt, Jacksonville, Filatke, and all tntorrnediate landings on the fit. John's River. RETURNING, will leave Savanuth every Thursday. The KATE bas been thoroughly refitted and put in tht most complete oidor, for elegance and the corniort of Passenger*. For Freight or Passage apply on board, or at the office on Bojce'a Wharf. Goods received at the office, dally, and stored free of extra charge. T. J. LOCKWOOD. Agent, yayio ' i ) '. ; /.,; i-.: .? ?', , maammaautamm?-?_?_MBfcia|B_M______?__9 t_*?)i- A UA?I-A Uti NT ti WANT-tat TO ?OatvO til? anew in <J wonderful SEWING MACH?N? the emly chr*p one Uoft-Md. . ____ SHAW 4 CLARa, Uiddwom Mala. ?September II. ; r^:-jy.T.?-3?v1YAH 8.t . .1 ,'?.(>! ?JlaTILi-JO MERCHANTS' LINE. Baltimore and Charleston Steamships. ADELE-L. R. HALL, Commander. LULA-D. Oil IDb. Comniandor. TOE BTE.M9HIP Aft __. 3D ______ / ILL 1 EAVE BROWN'S WHARF ON THUR9DAY, ' the 17th lnst., at - o'clock. For Freight or passage, bavin? handsome accommo dations, apply to STREET BBOTHER8 k CO.. No. 71 Eait Bay. Agent in Baltimore: DAVID F. KEELING. Moy 10_ FOR BALTIMORE. THE STEAMSHIP __:__.__ o _=t ___ _v_: __. _ CAPTAIN DEN KIN, WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF FOR the above port To-Morrow, the 15th Instant, at 8 o'dook P. M. For freight or passage engsgoments, having supe rior accommodations, apply at the offloe of the Agents, WILLIS A CHISOLM, North Atlatitlo Wharf. Agents in Baltimore: Met? re. PENDERGAST, FEN WICK A CO._a_May 14 FREIGHT AND PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED. FOR NEW YORK. THE BEGULAJt UNITED STATES MAIL L*NE OF FlaBST-CLASS STEAMERS, QUAKER CITY. I SARAGOSSA, ANDALUSIA. I ?t'HANAJJA, **._E STEAMSHIP S__-_?l__-C3hOSS__.. CAPTAIN CROWELL, TI7TLL LEAVE ADGER'S WHARF ON SATUR VT DAY, May IDtb, ot - o'clock. For Freight or Passage, apply to May 14 _RAVENEL A CO.. Agents. New York and Charleston PEOPLE-S STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FARE REDUCED TO $25. Leaving each Fort every Alternate Thurat-y. STEAMSHIP EMILY D. BOUDER, CATT. B. W. LOCKWOOD. ?? ' STEAMSHIP MONEKA. CAM. 0. P. MAnau_k.r?. ri_-SE STEAMSHIPS, OFFERING EVERY INDUCE JL MENT TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVELING PUBLIC, having superior accommodations for Passen gera, with tables supplied by every luxury the New York and Charleston markets can afford ; and, for safety, speed ind comfort, are unrivalled on the coast. THE STEAMSHIP I\_. O 1ST 33 __:__. _ CAPTAIN 0. P. MAR3BMAN. WILL LEAVE NORTH Al LANTIO WHARF, ON THURSDAY, Hay 17, at 10 o'clock A. M. Liberal advances made on consignments tu New York, For Freight or Pstssge apply at the offlce of tho Agent/, WILLIS k CHI80LM. North Atlantlo Wharf. Consign-s in New York-Messrs. LIVINGSTON. FOI A CO._Msyli PACIFIC MAIL STr AMSIIIP COMPANY'S THROUGH LINE TO 0___IFQn:NT_v, TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS, AND CARRYING THE U. S. MAIL, Through in Twenty-two Pays. ST-lMSni- OS TBK COHNECTIHQ OK T-E PACITIC AlXiKTIO, WITH THK ARIZONA.COLORADO HENRY OHAU.NCEY.CONSTITUTION NEW YORK.GOLDE*. CITY OCEAN QUEEN.?.HAOhAMENTO NOBTUEIl*. LIGHT..GOLDEN AGE COSTA ItlOA.MONTANA, Ao , Ac. ONE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND SPLENDID Steamships ?rill leave Pier No. .3 North River, foot of Canal-street, at 12 o'clock, noon, on the 1st, llth and 31st of every month (except when those dates fallon Sunday, and then on the preceding Satnrdav), for ASPIN WALL, cnnncotlng via Panama Raliway with one of the Company's Steamships from Panama for SAN FRAN CISCO, touching at AOAPULCO. Departures of 1st and 31st connect at Panama with steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL AMERI CAN PORTS. Thote of tho 1st touch at MANZANILLO. A discount of ONE-QUARTER from steamers* rat allowed to second csbln and steerage pasaeng? rs with families. Also, sn allowance of ONE-QUARTER on through rates to clergymen and their families, and school ti'schers; soldiers having honorable discharges, HALT FARE. One hundred pounds bsggsge allowed to each adult. Baggage-masters accompany baggage through and at tend to ladles snd children without male protectors. Baggage received on the dook the day before sailing, from stetmboats, railroads, and passengers who prefer to send down early. An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and at tendance free. For Passage Tickets, or further information, apply at the Oomptny'e Ticket Office, on the Wharf, FOOT OF CANAL-STREET, NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK. April a ?moe F. W. G BELLOWS, Agent ROYAL IIAVAf A LOTTERY OP CUBA, aflONDUOTED BY THE SPANISH GOVBRNMKNT. <0 ?89?.0OO IN GOLD DRAWN EVBRY 8KVii_lT__l DAY8. PrU-cashed and Information furnished, .The highest rates paid for Doubloons and all hind ?*_S-?"*_ ?_&_&_-__ IO) .:???? ?? . ?, .i ,". ); . * ..' . ?RSIf?) -I ? . l-.,,,"*,r ? :,-.. <?? <- . li k i ' ..v ? ..' .> ' .; ..a h..:? . . . ? ? .A , ..?}.. 4 a*s"-i PRATT ft WILSON BROTHERS' oo__.TJ_^r_:isr. SOUTHERN IMPORTING AND MANUFACTURING DEUG HOUSE. No. 238 King-street. PRATT & WILSON BROTHERS, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AND MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, No. 238 KING-STREET, FOUBTH DOOR ABOVE MABEET-8T, Charleston, S. 0. N. A. PBATT. 1 S. W. WIL80N. f P. B. WILSON, Ohomlsttolate Gradu?t o of O. S. Nitre and ( I'lilla. College Mining Bu- ' of Pharmacy.& roan. Chemist to lato I { O. ti. Ord. Dep't The Proprietors dare Native Georgians. OAMPHOR, CASTOR OIL, BALSAM FIR, COD LITER OIL. BALSAM COPAIBA ESSENTIAL OILS, ISINGLASS, OPIUM, GELATINE, MUSTARD. CHEMICALS. ALUM, SUP. OARB. SODA BORAX, 8ULPH?RIO ACID, EPSOM 8ALTS, TARTARIC ACID, GLAUBER SALTS, CREAM TARTAR, COPPERAS, POTASH, BLUESTONE, CONCENTRATED LYE SAL SODA, SILICATE OF SODA, SULPHUR. 8 ALERA rUS. S _?I _E\- I JJ S. ALCOHOL, COLOGNE 8PIRIT8, FRENCH BRANDY, TURPENTINE, Jcc, Ac. GLASSWARE. FLINT AND GREEN GLASS, ALL SORTS AND SIZES. MEDICINES. EXTRA0T8, CHLOROFORM, FLUID EXTRACTS, ETHER8, TINCT?RE8, SUGAR COATED PILLS, etc. Any Preparations made to order. PATENT MEDICINES 3N"o. 238 King-street. HEQEMAN'8 COD LIVEB OIL, HEOEMAN'S ELIXIR OF BABE, HEGEMAN'S PBEPABATION8 IN FULL, WOBM LOZENGES, Hurle;'* and Halloway'a, AGUE CURES AND AGUE TONIC8, HOSTETTEB'8 BITIEB8, DRAKE'S BITTERS, HOOFLAND'8 BITTER8, AVEB'S SAB8APABILLA, HELMBOLD'S BUOHU, BROWN'S ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER, JAYNE'S PBEPARA.-l?01?-8, BROWN'S TROCHE8 FOB COUGH8. PILLS-Hooper's, Clark'*, Wright**, Ayer'?, &c, TABBA.NT'8 APERIENT, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING 8YBUP, kc, ko. AU other most popular and reliable. -o HUMPHREYS' HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES, No. 238 King-street* SO_*_PS. OLD BROWN WTNDSOB, GENUINE LOW'S, fancj styles, large assortment, LAUNDRY SOAP, ENGLISH BAB; cheaper than Tur pentine Soap. DYE STUFFS. No. 238 KING-ST. FANO Y AND TOIXJ_53T ARTICLES. ; ' ? No. 238 ___me;-st. . STEAM ENGINES j)xNr> CIRCULAR SAW MILLS. One twenty horse-power Saw Mill, with Circular Saw, &c, complete. One twenty-five horse-power Saw Mill. One thirty horse-power Saw Mill. FOR SALE, READY FOR DELIVERY, BY CAMERON, BAREE. & 60., NO. 150 nil?ETI.M'-STREl?T. April 30_ CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.. . RAILWAY, STEAMBOAT AMD Engineers' Supplies, Meohanieal Appliances, &C; BAH IRON, CAST STEEL, LOW MOOR and CAST 8TEEL TYBE8, SAW MILLS, CIRCULAR, HAND and OBOSS OUT SAWS, Leather and India Rubber Belting, &c?, &c., &c. A largo variety of EVANS & WATSON'S BURGLAR AND FIRE PROOF SAFES AT MANUFACTURERS' PBIOE8. . NO. 150 MEETING-STREET, CORNER WENTWOBTH. April 30_ STOVES 1 Stoves! Stoves! A FINE ASSORTMENT OF S T O TT _3 S, FBOM THE MOST CELEBRATED MANUFACTURERS, CONSISTING IN PABT OF PRAIRIE FLOWER, BABLEY SHEAF, PA1 METTO, HUDSON, ORIENTAL, CHIEFTAIN, BURAL. LILY. *o. SHIP AND STEAMBOAT BANOE8, FAMILY AND HOTEL RANGES. For sale low by CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO., . April 30_No. IK) MEETING STREET. H??GEB & HASELL, No. 137 MEETING-ST., CHARLESTON, 8. C. i.^_ w ** ~ & I LOCOMOTIVES, RAILROAD IRON RAILWAY SUPPLIES PORTABLE & STATIONARY ENGINES IRON & WOOD WORK MACHINERY SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS COTTON GINS, - MILL AND GIN BANDS ' WILDER'S SALAMANDER SAFES, Ao. April 9 X__3 S_w,-^?aVN_TJ__C NEWS AND HERALD, 9 PUBLISHED AT No, 111 Bay-street, Savannah, Ga., IS THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY, Is assigned tho publication of ADVERTISED LETTERS, As having the LARGEST CIRCULATION In tho City and Connty, ?*'?* And Pabllahes the Legal Advertiaexnente of nearly ??very County which baa Ita Advertising done In SivaYannab. It la the BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM In ita Section of the state. Tl?RMS: Dally.110 vtt ?Annum Trl-Weckly. c " " Weekly. 8 <? ?. S. W. MASON, Hdltor aim? Proprlssoi*. April 37_ '. BREWSTER & BPRATT, Attorneys at Law and Solidtors la Etpilty, OFFIOK HO. M BAOaAD-STREffT, HorWmber 7 ?