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Tlie Daily HSTews. FRIDAY MORNING. MAY l8, 1866. OFFICIAL. LIST OF LETTERS Kemainlng In tho PostoOlco at Charleston, for tho ?street: ending M\Y 17, 18C8, and ordered to bo print ed In TUB DAILY NEWS, agreeably to tho following sec fon of the now Postofllco Law, as tho newspaper having t he I--goat circulation In the City of Charleston: 8c<-ION 5. And bo it furtbor onacted, That lists of lot t ?ra rumalulBg uncalled for lu any Postomcoin auy city, ?ram or village, whero a uowspaper shall bo printed, * hall he realtor be published once ouly lu tho nowspapor which, being published woekly or oftener, HIUIII have tho argea t ciroula Uo u within range of delivery of tho said aflloe. tar Persons call-g for Letters Advortlsod, should ateto thai thoy aro "Advertised." ttST OiBce hours from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. On Sun day?, from 9 o'olook to 10 o'clock, A. M. STANLEY G. TROTT. Acting Postmaster. ?WOM-N'S LIST. . __ Abbott, Jane Ada m s.Mary Jane __oa, Jonnio Allia, Mrs Win Alatun, l-'inr.k Alston, Fanny Allston, Jane Andrews, Murtho _natrU. Jauoy Bates, Sarah L Barnwell. Kitty Barnwell. Julia Baer, Julia Barro t, Mrs Jacob Bohling, H H Bounit. Annoy ?Bell, Kate A Barysou, Ellen Bannon, eather toe Blaok, Sarah -land. Ellon Black. Meta Biany, Mary Jane Bayal, Eliza Bankhaus, Louisa Baiton. Allen Bold. Starr Bryan, H E Brow, Nora Banka, Miss P ?bauch. Polly Brown, Graoo Barns, Louisa O Campbell, Ann J Caution, Bertha 0-.111, Mary Carroll, Mra John .Oado, AUoe ?O-umali, A flan toy .Mary Jane Cantwell, Mary E Carmody, J Cham burila, Mary ? fl_-io,Christ lana Cham harlin, Lillie Oar?hal 1, Annoy Clark, Sarah .Oogownll, Kate Co obran, charlotte ?Colby, Mrs Chas K Oakly, Mary Coy no. Mary .OoUlnton, Mrs Coll?n. Fanny Or?unor, Mrs Geo W Crosby, PhllUs Cunningham, S R Cunningham, Mrs X> Baria. Mrs Calvin I-ails on, Mrs Muj WH DavtHjn, M A D__rge, Mary Bmaa, ti arriet Deasoso. Charlotte (cold) Dixon, ''arrio Donaldson, Han Mb Bowning E Di?ten, Hester ?3 Edward, Mary _dmond, Ann Jane HgU?en, E H BlAred, Eliza A ? _.* Fanar, Patsey B^ntck. Caroline a7mrnnoii,._nn . Webtan back, A ?TioLae, Anule ?_nly. Fanny Flul ?. Mrs Dr . Fis ming, Mrs Robert . ?nyiui, Uonorla Flinn, Uargarut Foa-ler, Lizzie M Fowler. Lizzie Front, Lydia 8 Frazer. Hannah P J--Sisha. Mary J ano O ?__owa*>, Mary O "ay. Mary Jarric, Anulo il.iIllll.lto, Jouiilo Oalll ?rd. Julia L (lentis. Maria (llll)H, (Milli I itto Clover, Hello ?raw, dol?an ?1 Dlilp lui ?or, H au ii i por Ooodwiu, Harriot Grouatine, Fannie liranam, Fannie Oruothal, Auna Qrabam, Mrs Jno Underage, Outlier ino Outguard. Patty __ Hanlon, i.i.zabotb O Rays, Lizzie V Harilatou, Han nah Hall. Hannah Hamilton, Elvina Hallett, Lo liso Hft'ii, Mm SVm A Holmes, Lydia Hodge, M O Halomy, Ma?ga Hunt, J V I IVEo Mi-Cull, auno M 9ff?lut-h. Holm vli-liiorimy, M .UcKco, Mary _*T Nelson, M irthor N.IHIIU, Miss Nisbit, Nancy Nolan. Catbcrlno Norti?, Kosoater Neal, Kate Neal, Uattio _> Parsons Ellen E Par ker, Retsey r.ii-Kor, Elmira i'i?rker, Kirenia Poarrynon, SUBSU Potlgruo, Aim Piuckuey, Fransos M Plunnett, EL Pringle, Mary Juno Purraoll, Sarah Ann Rod fuu, annie 8 Head, Clarinda Road, Mrs John Rivers, Charlotte lllddoll, Mrs Isaao S Rivers, Mrs John Insolar, Charlotte Townsend luglls, Sarah ?. Uuuau, Maria O' Jouklns, Rhoda Jonkius, Marla (cold) JOL-US, durah A Jones, Hanuuh M Jones, buzlu Johuton, H W Johnson, Louisa JohiiRon, (jen gla Johnson, Catner ine Jordan, Anno M Jack.emeu, Susan Jock.ou, Uli? Jackson, Mrs E Henry TenuluKS, L __ Kanaull, f J kkllpatiue, A 0 Kirs, Emma Louisa Koong li, Mary Ann Kaau, Kate X? Lawler, Mary Loste?, .Hauche Leake, Haltte E Leniug, Annie H Lord, 1 Mib olia Lord, ian nie Lawton, Marla Low, L N Lucovioh, Mary -_x Martlu, Aird J.hu M Mathera, Mra Htnry Mays, chauv Manlgo, Julia Make, Mra Mahonoy, Mary Manage, Mr* Mleer, Jobann ilikoli, Amoua . -liter. Maria U Mills, Alice Mills, Emily Mills, Lucretla Mitchell, Rosey .Middleton, mooray Ann Miioliell. A B' Mikell, Amelia Muoie, Aune Eliza Mouie, Lucretla Moultrie, Lianna Monson, Roben Murna. 8arah Murray, Mm Wil liam Murray, J T Muciuuay, Mrs Muiiiiy. Emilie Miishiugton, Ada line M Ilior, Anny Robertson. Mrs Henry O Robort -n, Julia Robinson Julian Roboits. Lenah Roboris. Almlra Robinson, F A Robinson, Rachel (cold) Russel, Matsf y Ryan, Kate S Salvo, Madamo sattlutlto. Sarah ann Sanders, Cathorlno .-?a vage, A M Sasportas, M Schroder, M -?rolven. Rachel R Sergent, Mrs Shubrlck, Footy ?Shaffer, Marla Shackollord, Mra Edwin li singleton. Eaton Singleton, H .Suider, ?bristlnah SpercL-, Nancy Speissoiger, Mary Sion ti or, Mra Henry Stewart, Lizzie Stlole, Clara G .?smith, Lannla Small, Rlnky T ninian, Llzzlo Ten y, Annett E Trapue, Charlotte Tragm, Charity *V Vare, Jauo Vauderhorst, Re becca W Waring, H Walkin, Mus Waru, G H v?rd. Edith Warren, A A Wallace, Rhoda J Wallop, Elizabeth J Wes mon. Celia E Weston, Alexina whitt, Eliza A White. Hannah Willard, Marj nay v.ilio, Mra Henry Waorgler, Loniau Wilson, Hobecca Williams, Ueorgo ana iViilianis, Patsoy Williams, Eliza Williams, Hannah ?.Villiiiuii, Tyza -?-ETST-S LIST_ _ki Adams, W Ii Ah r BLI s, E U Akin. Jno AU Lboimor, GersoD All-it m, Henry Ambs, P Andrews, Jack Barnwell, W Manon Ifckcot. fc. O Bahutge, Henry B-oher, Lewis Behr?-d, M _?raer, F. auk nee, James Kause, liiurich Burnett, Jno B Boa Bett. Thoa Bell, Owen? Bishop, W J fal_ Irinan, Andrew Black man, J ?J I_anton, Herman Blaok, Thoa O Boakblght, Jacob Bot'ooi, Jaa F Braddy, O W Brandt, HE k-?ayton, OR Bri-ion, W Geo Brook?, EA fJ__aoM_. Jno Brook, Allon Brown, Chaa E Di-n, Lawrence Burrowa, Thoa J Bolwlnklo, D Barton, Ead O . Carol ga'., Cap t Jno Carr ?ft Co, M M IF* Forres , Jas iMi k. J iH ? ?'lix. Cul ( 'luiH E Freer. E M ] Kruzur, J no Fraser, lit H D Piat?er. 8a oi tuning, A O Q iijgur, ii lainsou, M ii-rilli-, thoa Gari.'uuorpe jurilmr. J W . lar aro, tvo -t Jeorge, Fiiink _?_ Matthew?, Edwd Mayer, L F llagnuh. Thoa Manu, Allon .Mujer, Chas ilejer, Jno F Meant?, JllO G Miles. Dr FT Mikeii, Frank' ?i i.i'Hot-ni. Sandy Muiihau, Dennis .Mitchell, Negor Morrison, Saul Morrison, Jno Morris, Thoa R Morten-, L (No 3 311-ore. Col J R State-st) Ulover, Wm t.rahaui, 1' .trick Cray, ?Jin once (inlliu, J D __ Rarurybru, Mr H ?yward, Joshua Hancock, E T Hatch, Rev Thos H?> nos, Hobt Harbors Henry Halbere. U Harbors, O H Harris, M H Uah-II. Vf H Hasbldon. Geo T i-nil ton, PM HsrifH H Hart. J T Heins, Jno Helier, Chaa Hophuer, Fredk Heath, Stephen Hoyt, Jas M .loi!, Wm O_upboll, Rev J1) Holliaudor, Edgar Campbell, R F B Campbell, Tho? Hopkins Thoa Cacfcidy, George Honce, Danl Camel. Rlebd Howes Frances C_xibeli, JUO Uullu, Wm Oappa, Jno A Hunter, hobt Campt-II, Geo A Uuns?her. Chas Ceniiiion, Stephen J* Ch*ck, I boa fervey, Wm <3-so, nil lid JeiT.-rs, U J Chamberlain, J C Joues, J J Clark, W W Joyner. Joseph B OUrk, Wm lohuB m, T A Colo, J J Johnson, J OoUna, Jerry Judd, E P OoaTey, Thoa __ Cofft-y, Jn F Kennedy, Robt ?t- boro, Col W S Ketcbum, Capt Oro m ni, O? librad Jno Oroa-ly, Timothy Kelly. J Crawly, Mr Kltzr. H G Cn-ior, G A KlelnJ han, F Crane, Chas H Knickerbooter, C?_bort, W U Cyrus H Curtis. Geo Kn?pp, A M Conningbam, Col Kramer. H 0 Juo XJ _? Lawrence .Francis Barry, Timothy K D *>aley, Jaa Lawrence, Rev Darby, Juo W?u -avid, Ang?lique Larlsy, O B Bar, Isaac Lauco, Pompey Botel?, Jno Lance.Uev Lucleu JOcnoliay, Patrick U Dickey. Reuben Lamb, Quin on Boor, Thoa W Lavaon, Alex ' Brayton, Isa- Leslie, P .Barant, Dr H K Lest, 8 H l>u Pre, Dr Jno Y Linwood, Chaa i .Bac-?, Michaol Lowr>, R 0 _3 Lon**, J H i__-ijrbt J-Iwd Luohas, Wm tonna, D JA O _?_ JP Manjeou. Ob? i FUk, Cept T B Martin, Joseph tVaroe, Geo H Maxwell. Z _T4?uk?, Ioaao Matthews, S M Moultrie, Gordon Molonoy, Tho? Murphy, Martin ?lui ray. Hobt Murdock, Wm N .Maller, W Myers, Chas IVEo MoAlpiu, D D ?doBrlde, Bernard Mou iii, Jno Mc Feely, Jno Mo?reaL Paul McQrath, Henry McLary, Alonzo H McMUlan. BO MoMeal, Jacob Neabit, Wllllam ?om Nelson, Octavus Nelleck, J Newman, W W Noward, Jno L O O'Brlan. Martin O'Neal, 8 Osborn, Col E A I? Papenko-t, A Parker, Thoa J Pommy, HOT Emory J Porry, Chas Phjuoy, James Pli ke ring, Thoa I'lunkott, 'I bon Platt, Isaao Porcher, Phillp B Poland, Capt Chas Polk, Lr Obaa G P octor, E Pyatt. Walley Quin, NiuuoUvs ft Raynor, Tho Hast, I) W Relyea, boo Rel , Marni Roohure, A K Rolls, J P .tcno'.ds, Ohaa Reid, Jno Ulla, Clinu H Rice. Jaok Rivers, W L Ristig, Wm Rlbbe, Wilh R?dden, Joihua Hosinl. 8 Roland, F Y Rodman, Obas E Rue -lug, Col Ja? F Huridy, W Tho? Ruff, P M Rusiol Henry Runcken, Henry S Say er, Thoa H Maunder?, Jno O Sahlman, Bernard Sama, J.? V Salmond, Wm i s Saltrond, Wm J Sexton, Abraham Schwab, Nathan Schwab k Hey man Sea-ps, Joseph Scott, Jas It Schroder, II Schroder, F W Schachten, Herrn Ju" Shepherd, Jiio Shute. OaptThos Uhermou, Frank M Sheridan, Jno Brinsley Sheridan, Jno Shaw, Sidney ftherheimor, N Simmons, W 0 Sommer, Frans Sinallwood, B M Small, Ansel Smith, A Judson Smith, Franklin milli, Ooo W S-niith, J R Btuvuus, Wai H 8 Steams, Chas Sterling, .Ian A strobhart, Single ton Stoddard, L SUrr, Ro t StK?kcr, Wm H U Stall, ti \ Stuart, Wm Sworls, Capt R L WatRon, Wm A Wai t, Jno U U Wallace, Po er M Waohinklton, Manuel Walturtbum, Mr J Wallen, Jno W Weller, Jno Whealln. Marlin Wbitlkick, Jno H Sweeny, Dial |wbiukor, faute Swan, J B T Taylor, Htchd Taylor, Win Terrel, allckol Teller, Pred Thomas, S B 1 hempson, W P 11...?innis?. Iiiclnl I'ott. II, Wllsuu Turnbull. A T Tucker, Oco W Tulon, lim i, Voncitzen. U H w Walkcr, Wm Walker, A Al son White. Wm iVhltQeld, Joseph H Wiggins Henry Wilson, S U Wilton, 8 W Wilson, Joshua Williams, id v W Williams .Ino W11.luina. Thou A Williams?, Henry L WIlliuuiB, iiichii Williams, Edwd A Wnudinan, Shin ney .V Oo Wotton, Henry Woods, Ooo S Walter, F A | Written, Isaac *}sT Persons depositing letters in tho Post?nico will please to placo tho stamp near tho upper right limul cor ner of tho envelope, ami tlioy will also ulea*e to remem ber that without the stamp? letter ouiuot bo mailed, but must bo bent tu tho Ue til Letter Oilico. May l8 FRESH TEAS. KEOEIVED REOFNTLY. A SUPPLY OF CHOICEST Moy uno I mperiul T.a Extra Ano Mit.iiiui? Young Hyson Tea Flufht Moj um? Gunpowder loa Finest Hyson Tea Chulcost i-.i cliHit B oahfa-.t Tea Extra Quo Onion? 'lea Sup -t lor Japan lea. For salo by CLARK & GR?BER. At old stand of N. M. Purler & Co., May l8 1_No. IM King street. "D?V?a^DIAMOND HAMS. RECEIVED i'KIl STKAMER VIA IIAI.T1 1MORK. FIVE TIEROES DAVIB' DIAMOND BRAND BUGAR CURED HAMS, of small avorago. For salo by CLARK .<c GRUBER, No. 230 King-street. May l8 1 Old f-tand of N. M. Purler k Co. PREMIUM FLOUR & BUTTER, KKCK1VK.U PER RECENT AHRl VALS. A r\ BABE ELS AND HALF BARRELS HIRAM ??\J 8MITH*8 PREMIUM FLOUR 10 tub? CHOICE NEW BUTTI? R. For sale by GLvRK A GRUBER, Old Stand of N. M. Porter k Co., No. 230 King street. May l8 _1 CHOICE BALTIMORE BACON. I / v HHDS. 8TRIOTLY CHOICE SHOULDERS. 1U 10 hlula. strictly Choice Sides, Landing from steamer Gen. Cuntor, from Baltimoro, and fur hale by HENRY COB1A A CO., May l8 2 No. 2G Veuduo Range. FLOUR. QAA BARRELS bUPER FLOUR. FOR PALE 0\JVJ by HAVEN EL & CO. May 17_ PRIME LARD. .r/ ?TUB8 PRIMELARD. JUST RECEIVED AND 0\J lorealoby HENRY COBIA. k CO., May 17 2_No. 26 Veiuluo Rango. PRIME VIRGINIA HAMS AND BACON. 1 tX. A A LDa- PRIME VIRGINIA FAMILY HAMS J ti \f\J 2000 lbs. Prime Sides and Shoulders, lu store and for salo by ISAAO E. HERTZ k CO., No. 201 East Bay, comer of Cumber!?ud-st. May 17_t__ BACON AND CORN. HHDS RAWSON"? PRIME SHOULDERS S . hds. lUwBiu'a Prime Sides 1000 bushels Prime White Maryland Corn. ALSO. OATS-11X10 buahols MARYLAND OATS LARD-21 tubs Primo Leal Lard. For sale by K. M. BUTLER, May 17_2_No. 86 ?sat Bay. RICE! RICE! A f\ TIERCES CAROLINA RIOE (fresh boaten) ?i\J 20,100 pounds Rangoon Rice. For sale low, by 3. B. 8CHIRMEB, No. l8 North Commercial Wharf. May 14 mtuthftuth? IO OATS! OATS! OATS! 1 cr Ar\ BUSHELS HEAVY VIBGINIA OATS. LO' t\J In atora and for sale in lots to suit purchas ers, by ISAAC E HEBTZ k CO., No. 201 East Bay, cornor of Oumbeiland-st. May 17 4 CORN! CORN! .)X.nn BUSHELS PRIME "WHITE CORN. LAND ?jtj\J\J ING tais day from steamir "General Ouster," and for silo low in iota to suit purchi'ors, by PORCHER et HENRY, May 17 3 No. 32 East Bay. CORN, HAY, &c. i?7f\r\i^\ BU8HKC.8 PRIME PROVISION AND I V/' t\J YELLOW CORN, In stero and lanling nia day from atoaiuorn and s hoon? r. ALSO IN 81'OIIE, 750 halos Tirr.ll"HY HAY 231)0 bushuU Prime Oats. For Kilo lov by J NO. 8 BIRD, JR., k CO., May 17 4 Corner ?'burch and Tradd streets. PRIME N. R. HAY. A fTf\ BALES PRIME NORTH RIVER HAY. ?i:\j\J landing from schooner "Albert Mason," and or sale In lots to salt purchns. rs, by HENRY COBIA * CO.. May 16 3 No. 2? Vendue Range. HAY! HAY! HAY! 1f\A A BALES PRIME NORTH RIVER HAY, " 'Tab TE lauding from nark Harriot, at Brown's Wharf. For sale low, lu lots to suit purchasers, by WEsT k JONES, May KI No. 75 East Bay. NEW CROP MOLASSES. ) ?T HHDS. 8UPBRIOB MUSCOVADO MOLASSES y ?.> SO bbls. Superior Muscovaio Molasses. For sale low to olose oonslgomont, by . JOS. H RISLEY, Or H. F. BAKER k CO., May 8 No. 20 Cumborlaud-street. COFFEE. SYRUP, SUGAR, &c. CAROO OP SCIIR. "ALBERT MASON." p? I i BAGS PRIME ANO CHOICE BIO COFFEE tJKj 80 bbls Extra Syrup 20 tierces Oheloe Porto Rico S igar 25 bbls. Orus'ted 8ugar 28 hols. 0 Coffee Sugar. t, ALSO, 100 bbls. FLOUB AND 1400 bushels Yellow CORN 2100 bushels White Corn. Lauding ex achr. "Albert Manon," and for sale by ' ' HENRY COBIA A CO., May IS tuwf3 No 28 Vendue Raino. TOBACCO! TOBACCO! ORIDA LEAF TOBACCO FOB SALE LOW, AT NO. 7 SPA IE STREET. May 10 wfm3? JU. BIDWELL'S COAL OIL GREASE. 1 / \ CASES BIDWELL'8 OELFBBATED COAL OIL J. \J QBE ASK, for salo cheap by F. CONNER A CO., May IT 3 No. 76 Eaat Bay. CLARET WINE. Qnnr. OA8E8 CHOICE 80UND CLARET WINE, tJ\J\J\J Just received and for sal3 at the very o weat oisb prices. GEO. W. CLARK k CO., May IT_0_No 1P9 East Bay. CHOICE CLARET & SAUTERNE. JUST RECEIVED FROM WASHINGTON MOBTON, Bordeaux, and for sale by GOURDIN MATTHIESSEN A CO., April 11 Adger's North Wharf. AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE, No. 173 EAST BAY. LITTLE & MARSHALL, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALERS IN AGRI CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Of all kinds : SAW AND ROLLER GINS, hore? power, and GRIST HILLS, always on hand. Agenta for ARCH AMRMTLT'B 8TEAM ENOINE, and tNOBBSOLL'S PATENT COTTON PBKSS. Apr at r Von LIVERPOOL,.-TI _ NUB WEGIAN BARK ORION, N. EVINBON, Maa ter, of "small capacity," and haviig two-thirds tr___of her cargo oogara, will moot will quick dis patch for the obovo port. For freight engagements apply to M ARS?: ALL. BEACH & CO., May 5 No, ?24 Briad streoL VOll LIVHHPOOli-,THE FAST satUng Mnerlcau Bark HELEN tANDS, P. E. Otis Master, wants a foy hundred bales of Up land Cotton to lill up, and will le dispatched (or tho above port. For balanco of Freight engngocients. apply to STREET BROTHERS k fO., Blay 1_No. U Eait Bay. I? OK LIVERPOOL.- THE NEW Bt sh bark EZRA, Bradshaw mnsrr, havlni* a pot lion ot hor cargo engaged, wiljnieet with ____> a i spa tch for tho abovo port For freight en gagements apply to ROBERT .?.UKI-*- CO., April 27 Boyeo 1 Ct.'s Wharf. von. LIVKRI'OOI,.-mm \ f>0. 1 'A-orican ship HODSON, J. I'.fotter Mostor, i wants 601) l?alos Cotton to com le to cargo, and ? will have Immediate dispatch for tho above port. For Freight engagements, apply to April 20 WILLIS t CHISOLM. port FOIl BOSTON. -TU K fINK SCIIH. HO' ?IIKIINI' it, Darling. Mast-r. bavin? the ?greater portion of horcurgo cupged, will havo >_*r-"2"<jnlck dispatch for abovo port. For Freight ingsgomenta, applv to May 10 P. P. LOCKE, terr's Wharf. FORPIIIhADKLI'IlIA-iKVSrUM* LINE-The Uno Seliooner SAMUEL N. SMITH, bTKTsoN, Master, hatiug no?irly all hor cargo nu board, will have JLtpatch. For balance of Freight or PatBRgo, apply to U. F. RaKtl ft 00., May 17 Ko. 20 Cumberliud street. VOtl PHILADELPHIA .-Til K fast-Bailing Schooner ELLIE L. SMITH, Smith .Mah tir, h is a largo portion of 1er cargo en KIKI'II, aud wlU havo dispatch Or the abovo For Freight engagements, apply to STREET BROTHEI3 k CO., May 12_No. 7? East Bay. FOR GKUKOETOWiV, AND AL LAN DINGS ON THE WAOOAMAW RIVER ?CHERAW, AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE ?PEE REE RIVER.-Tho ?our. WILLIAM & JOHN, C. J. Relyea, Master, will take i-cigbt This Day for Georgototvu, where she will conueel with a regular line of Rlvor Sleamuru, and forward anf stores for des tinations as abovo. For Freight Engagements apply to the Captain on board at Southern Wharf. 3 May 17 THE SCHOONER EMMA BAKER, Captain JOHN LEON.-_M, at No-tb Coinuiero'al > Wharf, for Uoosa v, Boyd's Lauding, Rockville, sOakoiy.Orshamville, Pucotallg-?, aud al) Informe dlato Landings having a part of her caigo engaged, will loave with dispatch for tho abovo places. Apply on board. . May 15 FOR SULLIVAN'S ISLAND. UN AND AFTER St'NDAV, OTU INST., AND UNTIL. FURTHER NOTICE, THE STEAMER 1ST ID WILL LEAVE AS AROVE FROM MARKET Wharf, at 10 A M. and 3 P. M. Returning, will leave the Island at 11.30 A. M and 5 P. M. May 5 FOE WEIGHT'S BLUFF, . IIL'CKI.VCIIA'I POINT, AND INTERME DI ATE L INDINOS U? SANTEE RIVER. THE STEAMER De KI A. L B CAPTAIN SLAW8ON. WILL LEAVE A8 ABOVE POSITIVELY ON MON DA I' A i'jht, 21?t I na t. Freight wUl be received until sunset on day of aaUing. For Engagements, apply on board, at Southern Wharf, or to MOTTE A. PEIN?LE. May 17_4__ FOR EDISTO AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS. THE STEAMER w LOUISE AND FANNIE ILL LEAVE FRV8ER'B WHARF, A8 ABOVE,1 8 o'cl ick Saturday Morning. For > rolgbt or Paisage apply at wharf office to May l8_ It. H B.VCOT. Agent. FOR SAVANNAH, via BEAU FORT AUB HILTON HEAD. THE FAVORITE STEAMER ?"U-r FANNIE, CAPTAIN w. T. MCNELTY, HAVING HAND8OME STATE-ROOM ACCOMMO DATIONS, will receive Froight at Accommodation Wharf, and leave every Saturday Morning, at 8 o'clock. Returning, will leave Savannah every Tuesday Morning. For Freight or Paseage, apply on hoard, or to FERGUSON k HOLMES, May 7 Accommodation Wharf. FOR SAVANNAH DIRECT. THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER DIOTATOE, 1000 TONS. OAPT. L. M. OOXETTEB. WILL LEAVB ADGER'S WHARF EVEnY TUES DAY MORNING, at 7 o'clock. For Freight or Pannage, apply on board or at the of Ice on Brown's Wharf. L. M. OO'^ETTEB, Agent, Charleaton HO" Agonta at Savannah, Messrs. L. J. GILLMARTIN kOO. N. B.-Paiera throughout tho country advertising tho itean.er "Dictator" wljl ploase change her day of leaving Dharloston to tuesday._May 9 FOR PALATKA, FLA. THE STEAMER DICTATOK, CAPT. L. M. GOXETTEB. WILL LEAVE CHARLF8TON EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, at (7) o'clook; Savannah every TIKI iay Afternoon, at {ti o'clock, stopping at Fernandlna, 'acksonvUle, Plcolata and all the landings on the St. lohn'a River. , HETUBK-O : W11! lea-rs Palatka ?-vary Wednesday Evening, at (81 ?"?.lock; Jacisonvlllo every Thursday Morning, at (3) i'clock. and Savannah evoiy Friday Morning, at (0) i'clook, arriving at Our-ton aame afternoon. For Freight or Paiaage, apply on board, at Adger'? Wharf. L. M. OOZBTTBR. Agent. N. B.-Papers throughout the country advertHtnu'the iteamer "Dictator" will please change her day of leaving Charleston to Tuesday. May 7. BALTIMORE AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP COMPANY, COMPOSED OF THE STEAMSHIPS aXTaSkalBEItl. AJSJ JD. K;-A.X.O?,A.3VI A., ?EIINTJEIEIAX. CTJSTBR. SXAJEl OF TI3O3 SOUTH. THE GENERAL CUbTER, CAPTAIN HARRIS, WILL LEAVE NORTH .VTLANTIC WHARF FOR Ballimore, 7 Au Day, tbo lbth iustaut, at 10 o'clock A. M. These Steamships offor every facility for Passengers and Freight, with h?ndanme acciMumo.latiun". For Freight or Passage, apply at tho oilloo of tbo Agonta. WILLIS k CHISOLM, Agents, North Atlantic Wharf. Agents ia BalUmore: Mosgrs. PENDERGAST, FEN WIUK A CO._May l8 MERCE-INTS' LINE. Baltimore and Charleston Steamships. ADKIaK-L. R. HALL. Commandor. LULA-D. CHID8, Commander. THE 8TE1MSHIF .A. ID ELE WILL 1 EAVE BROWN'S WHARF ON SATURDAY, the 19th inst., at 11 o'clock A, M. For Freight or passage, baring liandaomo accommo dations, apply to STREET BBOTHERS A CO., No. 71 Eat t Bay. aw CABIN PA8SAGE $20 00. Agent In Baltimore: DAVID F. KEELING. May 16_'_ FREIGHT AND PASSAGE GBEATLY REDUCED. FOR NEW YORK. THE REGULAR UNITED STATES MATT. LINE OF FIRST-OLAS8 STEAMERS, HVAKERCITl I SARAGOSSA, ANDALUSIA. | GRANADA, THE BTEAMSHLP SARAGOSSA, CAPTAIN O ROWELL, "tiriLL LEAVE ADOEB'S WHARF ON SATUR V V DAY, May 19th, at 11 o'clock A. M. For Freight or Passage, apply to May la_RAVENEL A CO.. Agents. New Toi*k and Charleston PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FARE REDUCED TO .$25. Clearing each Port every Alternate Tliiirsdi< j. STEAMSHIP EMILY B. BOUDEB. CATT. B. W. LOCKWOOD. STEAMSHIP MONEKA, CAPT. C. P. MiumiMiS. rriHESE STEAMSHIPS, OFFERING BVKBY INDUOX JL MENT TO SHIPPERS AND THE TBAVBLINl? PUBLIC, having superior accommodations for Pass?e gera, with tables supplied by every luxury the Now York and Charleston markets eau afford; and, for safety, speeo" uid comfort, are unrivalled on the coast THE STEAMSHI-T EMILY B. SOUDER, CAPTAIN B. W. LOCKWOOD, WILL LfcAVt NORTH A'llaANTIO WHARF, 0> THURSDAY, May ti, al - o'clook. Liberal advances made on consignments to New York Vor Freight or Passage apply at the office of the Agent*, WILLIS A OHI80LM, Nortb Atlantic Wharf. Consign?es in New York-Mesera. LIVINGSTON, FOI k OP._May l8 FOR FLORIDA. THE FINE STEAMER KATE, CAPT. T. J. LOCKWOOD. WILL LEAVE BOYCE k GO'S. NORTH WHARF, Charleston, every Sunday Morning, at 6 A. M , for Flnrlde, via Beaufort, Hilton Head, Savannah, Bruns wick, 8c Mary's, Fernandlna, Jacksonville, Pilatka, and all tntermodieto landings on the St, John's Hiver. RETURNING, will leave Savannah ?very Thuuday, The KATE has been thoroughly refitted and put In th?. most complete order, for elegance and the comfort of Passenger.. For Freight or Passage apply ou board, or at the office on Bo tee's Wharf. . Goode received at the office, dally, and atored freo of extra charge. T. J. LOOKWOOD, Agent. May 10_._ PASSAGE REDUCED ! CHEAP PA88AGB TO Oil FROH EURO I?DB BY BAILING SHIPS, SAILING EVERY WEEK, Also, by the SPLENDID MALL 8TEAMER8, Sailing every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to ans from New York. Groat Reduction in Fare to CALIFORNIA AND A?8TBAIJA. DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT on Great Britain tai Ireland, at the very Lowest Bates. Passengers, on arrival In New York, will have thsb baggage removed Free, sad ?Tory care bestowed o? them. mFf?J^M"$?' *?" ??fr *? p' SHEAHAN. NO. 221 Weet street, New York, or M. BL QUINN ? BROTHER, NO. 537 KlTM STaUaatT. OHAIlsJEaTrO*, 4. d~ And No. 187 Broad street, opposite Monument stree". Augusta, O. A. ljr February JJ . . . . ? : i : '- n \ ? , ATTENTION MECHANICS. LUiMB?R! LUMBER! LU.1B?K! OF Any Description Sawed to Order AND DELIVERED TO ANY POINT IN TIIE CITY. NOW ON HAND 10,000 feet Inch Boards 10,000 feet Scantling, 3 by 4, AT 50G KING-STKEET. L. BUNCH & SON. Msy 12 al tuf NOTICE. FOE SALE, ?00,00? FEET OK LUMBER, viz: 1 INCH BOABDS 3i6 ROANTLINO Iii Inch Bosnia 4x6 Scantling IVi inch Hoards 4x6 8cantling 2 Inch Plank 4x4 Scantling 3 Inch Joist 8x8 Scantling 4 lncli Joist 10x10 Scantling. Flooring, Ceiling, Ac, ALSO, &c, alwayd on baud. 1x2 ALSO, IK x2 8x3 Scantling 1x3 3x4 Scantling 2x4 Sx> Scantling Shavinga for Fertilizing, in lots to suit purchasers, low for cash, by EBAUGH & MALLONEE, HOBLBEOK'S WHABF, Near Northeastoru Bailroad. N. B.-O?B PLANINO MILL In full operation. Ordara solicited._niwfo_May 14 BENNETT'S LUMBER-MILLS. THE8E MILLS ABE NOW IN OPEBATION, AND prepared to furnish cargoes of any description or dlmonsion. On hand a well assorted stock of L0MBER, which will bedispoiod of in lots to suit purchasers, at the lowest market valuta_mwf_April 30 BILLIARDS. rp xqr xp PHELAN BILLIARD ROOMS, Nos. 125S127, and 139 MEETING STREET, Corner of market street. ABE NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. THEY ABE F?B NISHED WITH PHELAN k COLLENDER'S AMERICAN TABLES, TJNDEB THE SUPERINTEDENOB OF MR. H. P. BINNS, LONG CONNECTED WITH MB. PHELAN'S ESTAB LI8HMENT IN NEW YORK. H. P. BINNS & CO., May 2_looo_PBOPBIETOBS. THOS. ?. DALWIOK, CABIKET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER, NO. 571 KING-STREET. IS PREPARED TO FURNI3E FUNERALS WITH CoiTlus, of various stylus and qualities; Glass Heoraos and ?rst-clias Coached. ALMO, REPAIRS FURNITURE, AND KEEPS ON HAND A Felect supi'iy of new ond secoud-hand Furniture, munn. facturea ?latircs.es of won, wool, and cotton. N. B.-AU calls attended personally, at any hour, day or night. lmo May IS * PACIFIC MAIL ST. AiHSH.P COMPANFS THROUGH LINE TO C^LiIFCXRINT J?, TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS, AMD CARRYING THE ?. S. MAIL, Through in Twenty-two Days. STEAMSHIPS ON THE CONNECTTNO ON THE PACIFIC ATIaANTIO, WITH TUE ARIZONA.COLORADO HENR? OHAUNCEY.CONSTITUTION NEW YORK.OOLDEVOmr OCBAN QUEEN.SACRAMENTO NORTHERN LIGHT..GOLDEN AGE COSTABIOA.MONTANA, Ac , ko. ONE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND 8PLENDTD Steamships will leave Pier No. 49 North River, foot of Canal-street, ?t 12 o'clock, noon, on the 1st, lltb and 31st of every month (exoept when those datea fall on Sunday, and then on the preceding Saturday), for A8PIIN WALL, connecting via Panama Railway with one of the Company's Steamships from Panama for SAN FRAN CISCO, touching at A0APULCO. Departures of 1st and 31st oonneet at Panama with steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC and 0ENTBAL AMERI CAN PORTS. Those of the 1st touch at MANZANILLO. A discount of ONE-QUARTER from stesmers' rates alio ?/ml to second cabin and steorage paeseng>rs with families. Also, sn allowance of ONE-QUARTER on through rates to clergymen and their families, and school trochers; soldiers having honorable discharges HAL? FARE. B One hnudrod pounds baggage allowed to each adult. Baggage-maatora accompany baggage through and at tend to ladies and children without male protectors. Baggage received on the dock the day bofore sailing, from steamboats, railroads, and passengers who prefer to send down early. An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and At tendance free. For Passage Tickets, or furthor Information, apply at the Coniptny's Ticket Office, on the Wharf, FOOT OF CANAL-STREET, NORTH RIVER, NEW FORK. April 3 Smos F. W. G BELLO W8. Agent SOUTH CAROLINA UAH.HO VI?. OENEBAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, ) CHABXKSTOM, 8. C, May 2,1866. J O N AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE PASSENGER TH.UN.-j will 1-ave and arrive, aa foUowa, vis: Loavo Charleston at.7.1? A. M. Arrive at Augusta.4.6 J P. M. Arrive at Columbia.0.16 P. M. Leave Augusta at.....7.10 A. M. Leave Columbia at.0.00 A. M. Arrive at Charles ton..\ 00 P. M. H. T. PEAKE, May it General Superintendent. ROYAL HA VA ?A LOTTBHY OK CUMA, CONDUCTED B7 THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT. ISCO.OOO IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY SEVENTEEN DAYft Pris fa cashed and taformatlon furnished. The hlgheen rates paid tor Doubloons and all tdod Sold*nd SUrer. TAYLOR k CO.. Bankers, Febnur/8 Gao No-18 Wall-street, Kew Yo/>J PRATT & WILSON BROTHERS' ooLTJjvnisr. SOUTHERN IMPORTINGr AND MANUFACTURING DRUG HOUSE, No. 238 King-street PRATT & WILSON BROTHERS, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AND MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, No. 238 KING-STREET, FOURTH DOOR ABOVE MARELT-8T, Charleston. S. C. N. A. PRATT, "I 8. W. WIL80N. [ P. B. W1L80N, Chomlstto late 0. 8. Nitre and Mining Bu rean. O raduato of Phlla. College of Pharmacy, St Chemist to lato 4 .0. S.Ord.Dep'L The Proprietors are Native Georgians. DRTJQS. CAMPHOR, CASTOR OIL, BALSAM FIR. COO LIVER OIL, BALSAM COPAIBA ESSENTIAL OILS, ISINGLASS. OPIUM, GELATINE, MUSTARD. CHEMICALS. i ALUM, SUP. CARB. SODA, BORAX, SULPHURIC ACID, EPSOM SALTS, TARTARIC ACID, GLAUBER SALTS, CREAM TARTAB, COPPERAS. POTASH, BLUESTONE, CONCENTRATED LYE, SAL 80DA, SILICATE OF SODA SULPHUR, SALERATUS. S _? IJRIT S. ALCOHOL, COLOGNE SPIRITS, FRENCH BRANDY, TURPENTINE, Ac, &c. GLASSWARE. FLINT AND GREEN GLASS, ALL SORTS AND S MEDICINES. I-E&jfl I EXTRACT8, CHLOROFORM, FLUID EXTRACTS, ETHER8, TINCTURES, SUGAR COATED PILLS, etc. Any Preparations made to order. PATENT MEDICINES _To. 238 King-street. HEGEM'.N'S COD LIVER OIL, HEGEMAV8 ELIXIR OF BARE, HEGE-AX'S PREPARATIONS IN FULL, WORM LOZENGES. Hurley's and Halloway's, AGUE 0URE3 AND AGUE TONICS, HOSTETTER'8 BITIERS, DRAEE'8 BITTERS, HOOFLAND'8 BITTER8. AVER'S SARSAPARILLA, HELMBOLD'S BUOHU, BROWN'S E88ENOE JAMAICA GINGER, JAYNE'8 PREPARATIONS, BROWN'S TROCHES FOR COUGHS, PILL8-Hoopor's, Clark's, Wright's, Ayer'a, _o., TARRANT'S APERIENT, WINBLOW'S SOOTHING 8?RDP. Ac, &c All other most popular and reUable. HUMPHREYS' HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES, No. 288 King-street. SOAPS. OLD BROWN WINDSOR, GENUINE LOW S, fa_7 hiyles, large assortment, LAUNDRY SOAP, ENGLISH BAR; ckeaper than Tor pentine Soap. j DYE STUFFS. I?To. 238 KING-8T. FANCY ANO TOILET ARTICLES. No. 238 __.nsr-st. _ar<_aa if.