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BID WELL'S COAL OIL OREASE. ?s . X OASES BIDWELL-8 OELEBRATED COAL OIL J. \J OBEA8E, for salo cheap by F. CONNER & CO.. Mav 17__3_No. 70 Eatit Bay. ' CLARET WINE. Q/^iOO OA8E8 CHOICE 80UND CLARET WINE, Ov/V\/ Just received and for sola at tho very owost cash prices. OKO. W. CLARK ?.* CO., May 17_0_No US I-?t Bay. CHOICE CLARET & SAUTERNE, JD8T REOEIVBD FROM WA3HINOION MORTON, Bordeaux, and for f>ale by GOURDIN MATTHIES HEN k CO., April 11 Adger's North Wharf. PRIME LARD. tra a TUBS PRIME LARD, JU8T RECEIVED AND 0\J tor salo by HENRY CORIA A- CO., Hay 17 2 No. 26 Vouduo Range. PRIME VIRGINIA .HAMS. AND BACON. 1*TAA LBS. PRIME VIRGINIA FAMILY HAMS Xfj \J \J 2000 lbs. Primo 8ldes aud Shoul Jors. In store and for Balo by ISAAC E HERTZ. Jfc CO., No. 201 East BJJ*. corner of CuwberlaUd-st. May 17_? ' BACON AND CORN. irt HHDS RAWSU.VS PRIME SHOULD?RS JL\J 6 > he'd. Hawaon'S Priiu?. Sides 1000 busu-.ls Prinit White Maryland Corn. ALSO, . OATS-1000 bushols MARYLAND OATS LARD-25 tubs Pilme Leal Lsrd. . For Bolo by May 17 2 No. 80 ttmt Bay. FLOUR. BARREI _by May 17 O/TaaTV BARBELS faUPl-t ELODB. FiTR PALE ?DlJU by RAVENEL k CO. RICE! RICE! A f\ TIERCES CAROLINA RICE (Iresh beaten) _U 20,(00 pounds Ronguou Rico. For sale low, by J. 8. 8CHIRME ?*. No. l8 North Commercial Wharf. May 14 mtuthftutnO SEED RICE! SEED RICE! "I at-V f\ s _ B?SHEL8 OF PRIME SEED BICE ? VJyJKJ for sale, and is now roady for dollvery. Apply to OLIFiORD k MATH KWES, May 15 3 No. 31 y Broad-ttreet. OATS! OATS! OATS! ICAA BUSHELS HEAVY VIRGINIA OATS I.O" *VJ In store and for sale in lota to nu t purchas ore, by ISAAC E> HERTZ & CO., No. 201 East Bay, oorner of Cumberland-st. May 17_* OWENS- COTTON SEED. BUSHELS CHOICE OWVNB' SEED. PINOKNEY BBOTHEBS, May 17 1 North Atlantlo Wharf. 30 COTTON SEED. C**,,*r/\ BU8HEL8 OHOIUE FRIPP SEA ISLAND ??U COTIONBEED. Por salo by A. CHILDS k CO., May 4 No 103 East Bay-street. Clmrleaton. 8. O. CORN!CORN! ?Yfr fX i-\ BUSHELS PRI NIE WHITE OORN, LAND AtteJ\J\J ING this dty rrotn steamer "General OUster," and for Sale low In lots to suit pureba?era, by POURHKR ft HENRY, May 17 3_No. 32 Taft Bay. CORN, HAY, &c. t7r\r\f\ BD8HEL8 PRIME FROVIHION AND f _/' t\J YElaLOW COU?", in stero and lantling this day from steamers and a bootu r. Al.HO IN STORK, 7?50 bales TIMOTHY HAY ' , ? 2300 bushels Primo Oats. . ' T?>r salo low l*V . . J?**0. 8 BIRD, ?n., k CO., May 17 l , Comer ?. burch and Tradd streets. ~C0RN AND HAY LANDING. A (Zf\fe BUSHELS PRIME WHITE FLINT COHN _?UvJ -lo bulk-par Brig A. Li?-ht ?3000 buauc ? per Sternum? and in Store-in bags, 8500 bu-?tl8 Heavy Peni. OU*, . . S.?" buli'B E.ut-rii and N It. Hay, 75 i>!)li Eura and Super Elour, For s ?te lo v by J. W. SPRAGUE k BRO., No. 2 North Atlantic Wharf, and No. 70 Eist Bay. May 10 ... . ,_ 2 CORN AFLOAT. ?tft?C) BU -EL8 OHOIOE WBITE CORN. LANr ____T _:a_ -'G trom sohr. 8. H. Cady, on Brawn's Wharf, an 1 for salo by C. SAHLMANN, May 10 2 Corner Reid and Meetlng.streotu. CORN AFLOAT. C)C?r\f\ B08HEL8 PRIME U HITE CORN, PER a_f _r\J \_J steamrr Adulo, on Brown's Wharf 500 bushels primo Yellow Corn, per brig Ambrose Light, on Atlantic Wharf. TO AnniVK. 000 bushels prime WBITE CORN, per etoamor Gen. Ouster 1000 bushels prime Yellow Corn, por Gen. CU ?tor 3 00 bushels primo White Corn, per sehr. A. J. Bonlley. invi HW: 700 bal s primo Beater Pressed HAY. FlaOUltl i"l.til i ni 300 barrels Baltimore Extra, Super, Fine, and Mid dling fLOUR. For sale ut rea so nable price? by JOHN O AMPS EN k CO.. No li Market-street, opposite Siate-streut. _________ MIXED CORN." A AAA BUSHELS OP MIXED CORN, SUITABLE -rV/V/Lr for tomlins Rtoclt. at $1.12'i per bushel, saoks included, In lota to suit purchasers a D. OWE SR, . - May 15_3_In Roar of Old Poatofllco. PRIME N. R. HAY. A fT f\ BALES PR1MR NORTH RIVER HAY, -?""J1 \J lau'ltiag from uchooner "Albert Mnaon," and or sale In lota to suit purchns.rs, by HE.VR? CO BIA i CO., May l8 3 _ No. 2a Vendue Bange. HAY! HAY ! HAY ! mCsAA B*Ltt8 PRIME NORTH RIVER _AY, .?Aa>,_,_' landing from nark Harriet, at Brown's . i '- Wharf. For sale low, in lots to suit purchasers, by WEsT.4 JONES, . May 16 = ? _No. 75 Esst Bay. BALTIMORE FLOUR. r ?\ BARRELS BALTIMOBE FLOUR, IN STORE 0\J and for B ?lo by JAMES W. BRO ?*"N k OO, No. 11? East Bay, corner Fr?ior's Wharf. May IP_ I_S_ NEW CROP MOLASSES. HHDS. SUPERIOR MUSCOVADO MOLIESES ?50 bbls. Superior Muscovado MolasSea. 'or sale low to close consignment, bjr . .? . JOS H RISLEY, Or H. F. BAKER 'A CO., May 8_No. 20 Cumberland-street HAVANA LEAF AND SPANISH SMOKING TOBACCO. ? 7 UILES FILLUR8 HAVANA TOBACCO ! 1 bale Wrappers Havana Tobaooo , 1000 paokagoa of Superior Spaulih Smoking Tobacco, and y Ib., of the most celebrated brands'. For sale low. In lots to. ault purchssors, by , , DKOOTTES k flAtAS, May 3 ttutol8 so. lij-gast Bay. PINEAPPLES, BANAflAS, i'l.AVTAt.iiS, 8 U GA it CAN KM, SHADIIlICKri * AND OOUOA.NUTB, rirow L'ANIJINQ FBOM SCHOONER ?GRAPE Jji 8HOT." ORANOE8, LEMONS, and every desotlplion sf NUTS. For sale b/ 0RBA8ER A MARZYOK,, May 15 ttiUiSS* No. 215 Eat*t Bay-streot. - ' ?-"?.? ?-? - -? ?? i I WE H. GILLI?.AND, COMMI?SiOlSI MERCHANT ? -.. . '.'. AMD REAL _5S TATE AGKENT, N0. 3? IL_X.NE_T.UEET. e ?..MAF* ' ???.'?'.?'?" ' tathsSmo "Umtu TJE?O'S. 'JE, t>A*LWi;OK. ?DA-INKY MAKER AND I/NDERTAICEK, NO.' 571 KING-STKEBT. .TO~F?RN?gi_ B'rjNiBAl.S WTTH and TJallUos; ?Glass ..?vi ,~ ,71*8 PR-PABIT) TO FURNI98 ^iLwT*^ etjltx.t 4 . ? .W 7?r,7yJH AHttftiHtuitdfl jiiaso, , REPAIRS PURNITUBE, AND KEB**1 ON HAI?!)'* '??oleo? supply of twp* and s^30nd?hand Furniture/msnui fivoturo? Mattresfsaof moss, wool, and cotton. N. B.- All calls attended pt>rtonall>*, at any hour, day ?r night lmo May 15 FOII LIVERPOOL - "J III?: NOR WEGIAN DARK ORION, N. EVEKKOM, Mas ter, of ".?mull capacity," and haviug two-thlrda .=*.=?. of her cargo cnga^cil, will moet with quick dis patch for tho above port. For freight engagements apply to MARSHALL, BEAOH ft CO., liny 6 No. 31 Uroi ii street. FOR LIVERPOOL-THIS FAST nailing American Bark HELEN SANDS, F. E. Otis Matter, wants a few hundred balun of Up land Cotton to HU up, and will bo dispatched tor tbo above port, ?'or Lalauco of Freight engagements, applv to STREET BROTHERS ft CO., May 1 No. 74 East Bay. KOK l,lVEKI'iu)l,._THK NEW Bl. i?h bark EZRA, Bradshaw niaBtcr, having a, pot lion of her ??argo engaged, ??.ill incut with dlH|iatuh for the uhove port. For freight en gagements apply to ROBERT MURE ft CO., April 37_Boyce n CQ.'B Wharf. FUR LIVEKPOOIa_TIIK A R O. 1 Auierlcan ship HUDSON, J. P. Potter Master, wants 600 bales Cotton to completo cargo, and will lmvu luiiucdluto dispatch for tho abovo port. For Freight ongagomontn, apply to April20 WILLIS & OniBOLM. FOU BOSTON.-TIIK FINK SOUR. ^aOQTHKBNKR, Darling, Master, bavin.- th> ???greater portion ol' her cargo cagagod, will have <|Uiust dli*initcli for abovo port. For Freight (ligoguiiicntt?, ripply to May 10_P. V. LOCKE, Kcrr'a Wharf. FIJll NEW YORK-MKHOIIAlVT_ LINE.-The recular packet schooner WIDE WORLD, C. E HILDRETH. Munlir. having a portion ol'her cara ' eugai-ed, wauts SOO hales Cotton mid light freight to lill no. will hive quick dU pal.h. Apply to WILLIAM ROACH. May li Corner East Buy and Adgcr'ri Wharf .F?RPH.LADKLPIIIA-KEYS-l'USH LINE-I ho Hu.? Schooner SAMUEL N ISjBSaVBBOTaf. STETSON, Master, having no?rly all -lior ?cargo nu board, will lime, dispatch. For balance of Freight or Passage, apply to H. V. BIKER ft CO., . May 17 No. 20 Ciiuiberlamt Rtrrot. FUR PHILADELPHIA_THF. fast-sailing Schooner ELLIE L. SMITH, Smith Master, has a largo portion of hot- cargo on gaged, and will have dispatch for the abovo port. For-Freight engngomonts, apply to STREET BROTHERS ft CO.. May 12 No. 74 East Bay. FOIL WILMINGTON, Ti. C.-TlIE Al Behr. CLARA will receive Freight this day for abovo port, and sall To-Morrow. For en gagements, apply to Capt, Barrott on hoard, at Boyce ft Oo's North Wharf, or to May 17 1_T. S. ft T. O. BUDD. Agents. FOR GEORGETOWN, ANO ALL "LANHING? ON THE WAOOAMAW RIVER ?.CHERAW, AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE 'PEE REE RIVER.-Tho eohr. WILLIAM ft JOHN, ?. J. Relyea, Master, will tako freight 77m Day for Georgotown, whare sho will connoct with a regular line of River Steamers, and forward any stores for des tinations as abovo. For Freight Engagement? apply to tho Captain cn hoard at Southern Wharf. 3 May 17 THE SCHOONER; EMMA BARE??, Captain JOHN LKONAHD. at North Coniinero-al .Wharf, for l.'ooaa ?.-, Boyd's Landing. Rockvilla, =Oakoty,Graham ville, Pocotalig ?, and all Interme diate Landings, having a part of hor ca*go engaged, will leave with dispatch for tho abovo places. Apply on board. May 15 FOE SULLIVAN'S ISLAND. ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, OTU INST., ANO UNTIL KURTH I?; R NOTICE, -, THE STEAMER __ XJ __ XvT 3D fir ILL LEAVE AS ABOVE FROM MARKET W . Wharf, at 10 A M. and 3 P. M. Returning, will leave tho Is'and at I1...0 A. M and j P. M. May 5 FOR WEIGHT'S BLUFF, BUCK t\ ?ft II A M POINT, AND INTERME. 1)1 A TI?: LVNDINGS OH SANTE - in vi?: it. TOE STEAMER KALB CAPTAIN SLAWSON, WELL LEAVE AS AROVE PU8ITIVELY ON MON DA V A ight, litt inat. Freight will ho received until ? inset on day of sailing. For Engagements, apply on hoard, at Southern Wharf, or to MOTTE A. PRINGLE. May 17 _ 4 FOR SAVANNAH, via BEAU FORT AND Ii ll.TO.Y HEAD. THE FAVORITE STEAMER F'.?.JS _?TI__, CAPTAIN W. T. MCNELTY, HAVING HANDSOME STATE-ROOM ACCOMMO DATIONS, will recivo Freight at Accommodation Wharf, and loavo every Saturday Horning, at 8 o'clook. Returning, will leavo Havannah every Tuesday Morning. For Freight or Passage, apply on hoard, or to FERGUSON ft HOLMES. May 7'-' , I " Accommodation Wa_?*. FOR SAVANNAH D?R_CTr~ DICTATOR, , 1000 TONS. I CAPT/ L. M. GOXBTTEE, WILL LEAVE ADGER'S WHARF EVERY TUES DAY MORNING, at'1/ o'clook. .. tUU, For Freight or Passage, apply on board or at the Of* floe on Brown's Wharf. .L. M. OOXETTER, Agent, Charleston OW Agonts at Savannah, Messrs. L. 3. GILLMARTIN ft CO. N. B.- Pavers throughout the country sdvertlslogthe steamer "Dlotator" wip pleaso change her day of loaving Charleston.to Tuesday. . , , , , May 9 POA PALATEA. PLA. , DICTA. TOR, , CAPT; L. M. COX ETTEB, WILL LEAVE OHARLFSTON EVEItY TUE8DAY MOUSING, at (7) o'clock; Savannah ovory Tues day AfUrnoon, at ti) o'olock, stopping at Fernandlns, Jacksonville, Picoleta and all the landings on the St. ?Tohu's River. n*?5Tk7BNrKo : ? ? Will leave Pal at ka every Wednttday Evening, at (8) o'clock; Jacksonville every Thursday Morning, at (3) o'clock, and Havannah every Friday Morning, at (0) o'clock, arriving at Charleston same afternoon. For Freight or Paisage, apply on board,,ai Adgor's Wharf. I., ii. OOXETTER, Agent, N. B.-Papors throughout the country adverristngtthe steamer "Dlotator" will pleaso change her day of leaving Chirle?ton to Tuesday. May 7 ROYAL ?AVAIA LOTTERY OF CUBA. _f-l0NDU0TED BY THU SPANISH GOVERNMENT. \J< *?60,0O? IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY BsWmVBSR " Prls'escashed and Information frrnUhed. Tho highest rates paid for Douhlooas and all kind Gola ar.d Silver. TAYLOR k CO., B>nk?rs, February 9 flmo No? Id WalUtreei New Yor? J EXCURSION ?ROUND THE HARBOR. THE STEAMER _F___isrisri___ CAPTAIN w. T. MCNELTY, WILL LEAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF This Morning, tho 17th instant, at 11 o'clock, for an Excursion around tho H.rbor. touching at the varient H fort UV ?Menin, ulTirdttig vulKirs a goodI opportu nity to visit the diITurout p lula of lut? runt. Will roturn bororo Hiint-et. Tick??U $1 00-Colored KNOBS 75 couts. N. II.-Music and Refreshments will bo provide-. May 17_1 BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP COMPANY, COMPOSED OF THE STEAMSHIPS OTT _a_33 E_*.:_ A. JST *D . _C__T^O_t____ A C^E-TB-la.?--. OUSTER. ?X___*. OF TUE SOUTH. THE GENERAL, OUSTER, CAPTAIN HARRIS, WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF FOR Baltimore on Friday nest, the 18th instant, at - o'clock. These Steamships offer ovory facility for Passengers and Freight, with handsome accommodations. For Freight or Passsge, apply at the oflko of tho Agents. WILL18 i CHISOLM, Agents. North Atlantic Wharf. Agonts in Ballimore: Messrs. PENDERGAST, FEN WICK & CO. May 17 MERCHANTS- LINE. Baltimore and Charleston Steamships. ADELE-L. R. HALL. Commander. LULA-D. CHIDS, Coinuiandor. THE STEvMaHIP ADELE WILL 1EAVE BROWN'S WHARF ON tho -ins!., at - o'clock For Freight or passage, bavina handsome arcommo danons, apply to STREET BROTHERS k CO., . No. 74 Eatt Bay. Agent In Baltimore: DAVID F. KEELING. May IC_ New York auii (harlcstpii PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP C0?UPAN?. FARE REDUCED TO 835. LeaY?Bg" each Port ererj A It o m ate Thara-?v. STEAMSHIP EMILY B. SOUDEB, Car-, li. W. LO<J_\VOOD. 8TEAMBHIP MONEKA, GIFT. C. P. MAnsnMAK. rr__8E STEAMSHIPS, OFFERING EVEBYINDCOE JL MENT TO SHIPPER- AND THE TRAVELING PUBLIC, hav_g superior accommodations for Passen gers, with tables supplied by every luxury tho New York and Charleston market??--) afford5and,for safety, speed ind comfort, are unrivalled on the coast, THJ5 STEAMSHIP _v_ O 1ST ________ _ CAPTAIN 0. P. MARSBMAX, WILL LEAVE NORTH A1LANT1U WHARF, ON THURSDAY, May 17, at 10 O'clock A. M. Liberal advances mado on consignments to New York. For Freight or Passage apply at the office of the Agents, WILLIS k OHI80LM, North Atlantic Wharf. Oonslgnees in New York-Messrs. LIVINGSTON, FO? <% GO. Moy 11 PEEIGHT AND PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED. I .'OR NEW YORK. * THE BEpuTtAB' UNITED ifetfATEB MAIL D NE r. . ?F^pST-OLASS STEAMERS, QUAKER CITY. ' l" SARJtGOSSA, ANDALUSIA. (IKANADA, -' I ? THE 8TEAM8HIP ' SABA?QS8A, CAPTAIN ?BOWELL, ILL LEAVE ADOER'8 WHARF ON SATUR? DAY. Msy loth, at 11 o'clock A. M. ' w For Freight or Passage, apply to May 14_ BAVBNEL A CO.. Agonts. FOB :FIX>BI_D__" __:__._?__, OAPT. T. J. LOOK WOOD. WILL LEAVE BOYOE k GO'-*. NOBTH WHARF, Charl-tem, every Sunday Morning, at 0 A. M , for Florida, ria Beaufort, Hilton Head, Savannah, Bruns wick, St. Mary's, Fernandlna, Jacksonville. Pilatl-, and all tniermed'ato landlnRs on tho St. John's Blvor. BETUBN1NG, will leave Savannah ?very Thursday. Tho KATE has been thoroughly refitted omi put in the most rompicto order, for elegance and the comfort of Passenger?. ? For Freight or Passsge apply on board; or at the offico on ROJCO'S Wharf. - . ?\ I Goo-lB rece'red at the o?ffloo. dally,, and stored free of extra charge. T. 3. LOCKWOOD, Agent May 10 .? - . "" B ? l',...il -j CEDAR CAMPHOR Trt THE OH. APEST. PLEASANT.-I. MUSV Ut-lttA JL BLK, as de'euoe agaln?t C>--a_-Mo_U Druggist* orcrywhdro?ssl? It) '.fiLVBRIS A CHAPMAN, ractur-rs, Boston. tut_3 May l8 PACIFIC MAIL STr AMS1IIP fOMPAN?-S THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS, AND CARRYING THE U. S. MAIL Through in Twenty-two Days. STEAMSHIPS O** THE CONNECT-NO ONTnEpACino ATIaAKTIC, WITH THE ARIZONA.COLORADO HENRY CHACNCE?.CONSTITUTION NEW YORK.GOLDE** CITY OCEAN QUEEN.SAOItAMENTO NORTHERN LIGHT.GOLDEN AGE COSTARICA.MONTANA, kc , kc. ONE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND SPLENDID StoamBhipH will loave Pier No. 42 North River, foot of Caunl-stroet, at lal o'clock, noon, on the 1st, nth and 31st of every month (except when thoRO datcB fall on Sunday, and thou on tho procedlui* Saturday), for A8PI1V WALL, connecting via Panama Railway with one of the Company's Stoamnhlpa from Panama for SAN FRAN CISCO, touching at ACAPULCO. Departures of 1st and 21et connect at Panama with atoamers for SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL AMERI CAN PORTS. Those of the 1st touch at MANZANILLO. A discount of ONE-QUARTER from steamers' rates allowed to second cabin and steerage Masson rs with familioH. Also, an allowance of ONE-QUARTER on through rates to clergymen and their families, and school trachors; soldlors having honorable discharges, HAL? FARE. One hundrod pounds baggago allowed to each adult. Baggage-masters accompany baggage through and at tend to ladies snd children without malo protectors. Bairgago received on the dock tho day beforo Bailing, from steamboats, railroads, and passengors who prefor to send down early. An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicino and at tendance free. For Passsge Tickets, or further information, apply at the Company's Ticket Offlco, on the Wharf, FOOT OF CANAL-STREET, NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK. Aoril 3 SinOH F. W. O BELLOWS, Agi.'iit. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, 1 CHARLESTON, 8. C" Mov 2, 1-6. ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE PASSENGER TRAINS will l*ave and arrlvo, as follows, vis: Leave Charleston at..'.7.00 A. M. Arrlvo at Augusta.4.SO P. 31. Arrive at Colombia.6.15 P. M. Leavo Augusta at.7.10 A. M. Loavo Columbia at.6.00 A. M. Anira at Charleston.?.00 I?. M. H. T. PEAKE. May 3 General Superintendent. SCHEDULE* OV SPARTA 1VBURG AND UNION RAILROAD. ON AND AFTER THURSDAY. THK 23d INBT., THE . trains will leave Spartt-ibur?* C. U. on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays, at 3 A AL, and reach Shelton at u.,0 A. M. Returning, leave Shelton at 3 P. Bl. and arrive at Spar tahburg C. H. at 7.30 P. M. Passengers can now go through to Columbia In ons day and.rsturn in ono day-stagos, hacks and wagon* connecting between the two roads.' THOMAR B. JETER. President Spartanbtirg snd Union Railroad. UnionvUl, 8. C, March 30, 186? March 24 tut_s2ino NATIONAL EXPRESS ARD TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPOR TATION COMPANY having Anally completed ita Southern through connection? from NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA to BALTI MORE, WASHINGTON, RICHMOND, SAVAN NAH, CHARLESTON, and all in tor media to and adjacent to-vnn aa far South aa OEOROIA; and also having perfected ita Western connections, via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad over main road??, to . CINCINNATI AND ST. LO?I8, Ia now prepared to receive FREIGHT, MER CHANDISE, VALUABLE PACKAGES, MONEY AND BULLION, and to transfer the same to or from the placea designated, and all intermediate pointa, aB efficiently, expeditious,*.- and cheaply aa can bo done by any other Express Company. Offices aro also opened in MOBILE and NEW ORLEANS, and in a few dava the Company will run through, via MONTGOMERY, to these placea. J. E. JOHNSTON, President. B. F. FICKLIN. Gen. Sup't. May 11_. _J THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY Office No. 147 Meeting-street. p?^T_sr__o_?i?isrs WITH AI_ :.* RAILROADS THROUGHOUT, THE UNITED STATES. . * Every attention given to the safe Transmission of Freight, Money? and Valuables. WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVER FREIGHT TO ANT POINT IN . \ ' i ) THE CITY, FREE OF CHARGE. ?u*.. ti. n. P?LANT, President, Augusta, da. April 38 . ' . : ' : KENTUOKr STATE LOTTERY. Drawn Daily at Covington, Ky. KURRAY, EDDY & CO., MANAGERS, . Tickets from $1 to $30. C" IB0?2SABA SEKT if ?ABB OF Gil ARO E. ORDERS for TIOILET8 In the above LOTTAB. promptl? at ended to. Drat-lno? mallod a? a<joa an the Lottoiy I? __^d*J___P__^it___^_^W nsktf?fm ??m i?_-_m^iM& April 11 ~ am PRATT & WILSON MOTIII?KS' OOLTJMIT. SOUTHERN IMPORTING AND MANUFACTURING DRUG HOUSE, No. 238 King-street. PR1TT & WILSON BROTHERS, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AND MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, No. .238 KING-STREET, FOURTH DOOR AROVE MAREET-ST, Charleston, S. C. N. A. PRATT, 1 S. W. WILSON. Ohemlsttolate) 0. 8. Nitro and [ Mining Du- [ roan. P. B. WIL80N, Oraduate of Phlla. College of Pharmacy, et OhemUt to lato O. S. Ord. Dep'L The Proprietors are Native Georgians. ? CAMPHOR, CASTOR OIL, BALSAM FIR, COD LIVER OIL, BALSAM COPAIBA ESSENTIAL OILS, ISINGLASS. OPIUM, GELATINE, MUSTARD. CHEMICALS. ALUM, SUP. CARB. SODA, BORAX, SULPHURIC ACID, EPSOM 8ALT8, TARTARIC ACID, GLAUBER SALTS, CREAM TARTAR, COPPERAS, rOTASH, BLUESTONE, CONCENTRATED LYE, BAL SODA, SILICATE OF SODA, SULPHUR. 8ALERAT?3. SPIRITS AiconoL, COLOGNE SPIRITS, FRENCH BRANDY, TURPENTINE, ?C, Ac. GLASSWARE. FLINT AND GREEN GLA8S, ALL SORTS AND SIZES. MEDICINES. EXTRACT8, CHLOROFORM, FLUID EXTRACTS, ETHERS, TINCT?Rli 8, SUGAR COATED PILLS, etc Any Preparations made to order. PATENT MEDICINES _"o. 238 King-street. HEOEM iN'S COD LIVER OIL, HEOEMAN'S ELIXIR OF DARK, HEOEMAN'8 PREPARATIONS IN FULL, WORM LOZENOE9, Hurley's and Holloway'B, AOUE CURES AND AOUE TONICS, HOSTETTER'S HITIERS, DRAKE'S RITTERS, HOOFLAND'S RITTERS, AYER'S SARSAPARILLA, HELMBOLD 'S BUOHU, BROWN'S ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGEP*. JAYNE'S PREPARATIONS, BROWN'S TR0CHE8 FOR C0UGH8, PILLS-Hooper's, Clark's, Wright's. Ayer's, &c, TARR ANT'S APERIENT, WIN8LOW8 SOOTHING STROP, Ac , ko. ?Ill other most popular and reliable. HUMPHREYS' HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES, No., 288 King-street* SOAPS, OLD BROWN WINDSOR, GENUINE LOW'S, fancy style?, large assortment, '. LAUNDRY 80AP, ENGLISH BAB; ckeaper than Tur. penth?o Bdap. .,?,,. I . ? .. . .. ? | DYE STUFFS. ? _? _? asrb Y .. . .ISTo*,/ 9SB KING-ST. >vS .. ... ) ? ?J . , c TOIIi-T , AETiqLES, t?a ' I 038 ___??t2f-sit. STEAM ENGINES AND jj CIRCULAR SAW MILLS. One twenty horse-power Saw Mill, with Circular Saw, &c.,j complete. One twenty-five horse-power Saw Mill. One thirty horse-power Saw Mill. 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