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The Daily !N~ews. FRIDAY UOUN1NU. MAY 26, 1866. OFFICIAL. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining In the Poatofiloe at Charleston, for the weok ending MAY at, 1856, and ordered to be print ed In Tue Daii/t News, agreeably to the following sec tion of the new Post?nico Law, as tho newspaper having the largest circulation in the City of Charleston: Section 5. And be it further enacted, That lists of let ters remaining uncalled for In any Postoflioein any oity, town or village, where a uewspaper shall be printed, ShaR hereafter be published onoe only in the newspaper whlob, being published weekly or oftenor, shall have the largest circulation within range of delivery ol tbe said AW Persons calling for Letters AdvorUsod, should state that they are "AdvorUsod." *W Office hours from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. On Sun days, from 8 o'clook to 10 o'clock, A. M. STANLEY G. TROTT, Aoting Postmaster. "tVOXwrXEKT'S LIST. Jk. Anis, Letter V Andsar, Idle Ama, Amanda B Boiront, Lottie Barn, Eila Bans, Mtas Bannet, Suo Beylot, Mrs E F Brose, Mra 3 Browers, Mrs R A Bryce, Guari?? Bull, Matilda Burdon, Molly Bontham. Kate Brown, Amelia Brower, Carolin Bray, Sarah Brookes, Mary Bunch, Rose Srikoator, Linie Burns, Raohell Burke, Bridget Bull, Mrs E L Buohester, Liaste Brown, Agnes Brown, MissA Brown, Mrs R Boyoe, Maggie O Cannon, Mrs T W Carr, Catherin Oasalday, Mary A Carr, Mrs J Clark, Susan Carpenter. Maria Cooke, Mlas M A 3 Cain, Mrs R U Chapman, Louisa Cheos bo rough, Esse B Ohamberlln, Mary E Chaplin, Robecoa Clark, Mary Cement, Mrs 3 P CalhoHn. Miss M M Coffin, O itherln Coburn, Mrs R P Cudworth, Anua Z ... Curly, Oatherino X> Banner, Mary H Bayes, Harriett Barte, Ohsriott Bairoy,. Misa K Davis, Anna M Davidson, Hannah Dolby, Louisa,^ Demoy, Misa E Bean, Ella S Bess, Miss Doou BIR, Mrs L Dougherty, Miss 522 . Ellis, Noeener Eagan, Mary Eedy, Adllno Edwards, Misa 8 b Farrell, Mary ? Farr, Bleibe ih Velaennrery, Mrs Fdj, Lucy Fohronbttoh, Mrs N Italy, Sarah Fioldes, Lucy Forde, Mra A B Fry, Lixxlo K Freeman, Kmer Une Freemen. Saille M et Gantt Loriado Gadiden, Mrs O P Oallaghan, Mra h Germain. Mrs J P Globes, Anna Glover, Ml.s J C a Qlover. Marf Olean. Ulnui tory M E H Gray. Louisa 11 ii ut nu h, .Isa lireiu, H^tty sac l(ft80ldfU J -J Hall Oolta Uitlaall, Agnes Uawtho'U, Mrs H*jn?rtj, Mrs O Uaydeu, xtaobel A Hamilton, Ann Hc-ath. Mrs H Henderson, Mar tha H.rlot, Ellzeboth S Ho an, Ann Howard, Itaoh11 Horst, Hannah Uoloioa, Sarah P tflni.ii, Mrs 3 W Bull, Ann L I Isard, R??beoca Jenkino., llcer Jenkln, Leiiboth Jacob, Mra S Jane Johnson. Alice Jam, Kllzla Johnson, LyddaA Jones, Uathurln Jonion, Katr lonnliiyn. MatUe Eane, fuma W Eeary, Mis U Kelly. Martha A KenaulT. Mrs T 3 Aneo, Mhr. 3 Korhoue, Miss K Kuuao, Aun Xi Leylen, Louis? Lam ert, Mrs M Legare. Mary W Legare, Mra D Lev> Mrs D Lobby. Miss K Y Le Mott Juila O Ltqnlhuuse.Clarr.' Logan. H11 y Labalant, Miss E Lee, Luden Ifctl Uathe?s, Alice Machetoner, Ame lia Maok.y, Lottio Mason, ?nne Mauago, Miss MioheU, Mrs M ili'choil, Mrs G Morao, iUlon Marrow, Kate Mases, Lu y Mul ins, Ellen Murpby, Catherin Hurray, Fanny Maubews, L Alice Millar. Ann 3VT.O UoMUaUu, Margot E MoConniok, Mrs D MoOonald, Maria MoOoriulok. Sarah Mo Ha u ry. Sarah nsr Northrope, Foggy Vcary. Mrs ? Nolanrl, Mra J J Nolte, Mrs 3 O Noble, Maggie Niolan, Mary NotUoo, anh Naffoo, Bbina O O'Nol. Kate X> Prltohet. Margt I? Peso, 8usan ProBce, 8usan Porober, Mrs F Pope. OaroUno O Poyas, Erna Post, Louisa Popoe, Csrollno L Pou to, Lydia Porcher, Mary Plnokney, Mary Peurlfoy, Mra A Perry, Jane W Patrick, Ellen M Parker, Stny Ann l'arkor, Anna O Xt Bully, Margret Ben la, Ann Heed. Ida Retledge, Ann Boiridan, Ellen Koblnoon, Rachell Bobaler, O T Robertson, Adlne Kobortson, Susan S 8Tilth. Mrs J A Small, Lavlna Simmons, Serena Simmons, Mary MmmoDB, Eilfli Strdo, Maryann Stloklo, LouiBe Springer, Mrs M A Specht, Mrs A ttwiss, Catherine Stoan, Mrs O A Smlly, Graos ulattery, Ann Sullivan, Mrs J Syfan, Mrs Chas Sullivan, Ann tiuUlvan, Sarah Swifet. Carrie E 8 wanton, Miss Shaslauer, Mary Hlno, Mrs D Sims, Martha O Shaffar, Maria Shokoa, Maria Seabrook, Mrs B Mcott, Miss F Sanders, Miss M T Taylor, Mary A raylor, Elizoboth Troy, Hannah roomer, Mrs Br Tomson, Ann renir, Eisia Tampon, Ann Thremsbury.Miss A A rnauss, Madame P Theeus, Sarah Ann Xhajer, Anna S "VT VanderpooL Elise beth Wall, Mary Washington, Sarah ~ Webb, Bessie Webb. Miss E W Welling, Miss M Whatson, Lisobet W. lherapn, Bltsy Wennlngham, Laura Wolmlnton, Doha Wl> hers, Susan Wennlngham, Miss LB Welhfall, Jane Weir. Oharlott Wood worth, Mrs <* Walker, Mrs Williams, Adeline ?ViUiams, Miss M A EL z Zimmerman, W A TwrTTTTT'S XalSX. W Alexander A Co, Mr . t> Abnoy, Joseph Adam < serva t of I Mr Wagnor) Addison, A Alston, Edwd Anger m an Freds Arnold, Benjamin Archer, James Ballokon, John H Bansohell, M W Baughman, Jere miah Baxter, B P Barton, franela Bscot, Louis Bennett, James Ben tr, J Hender. son Bliokman, An drew : Bolt, Charles Braddy, Edward Brookman, W G Blako, Abraham Bruce,'WT Branett Mr Brower, Jamos . Brookman, Wm Bullir. Philip . Burdow, Louis SBSflS Oheneabnry. A A Ohaae, WmB Christopher. John Olydo, JnoE OUrfc, Edward Clark, Kloy Connors, Col G W OoJlingawood, Jno Costs, Olaaeppe Oorlgan, James Merideth Cole, John M Ooletnan, Edwd Oorvctto, Angelo ?. OomlfoTd. Jno 8 Oomerford. Henry Condon, William (baker) Ooonley, J F Ookley, James Crosby, Henry A 3D Davis, Theo R Davis, Sclpplo Days, Arthur Daroy, John J Dawson, Goorgo W Bovino, Titus Dennis, MaJ John Donny.TB Dlokson, Rev A F Dotlx, Yndelecto Domblaser, Jacob Donglus, A 8 Durban, B B Dubby, Patrick Dunkon. Iaax Dymona. John , X3 I, Egan, James O Evans, Dr Ferguson, Frank Vernie, Isidor Feehaan,.! Syno.Be\TA;. Flooa.PUto ' snood, i Of ?rant. Alio Gruber, Herrn Fr Green, Mr Oreen, Edwd Qregorle, Bicbd ?rnhum, Joseph H Graham. J B XX Harison, Wm Hardy, J J H lieiiim, Wm F Hay?ard, John Hayden, 'Jhos Hnuoulcut, L Satnmersobmldt k Prusner Hamilton, Daniel Uaean, Mr Safer, Wm Hawkings. W G Baye Philip Bennossey, J T Hlckman, Daniel ninners, Helony Hoffstetter, James Hnlston.Ool Edwd H Holden, John Horry, Washing ton Hoffmann (Ger man teacher) Holden, John W Hoe dorn, Math o w HoRlngs, Henry Hoppman, wm Httnaley, E M Hunter, B Hunter, A E Hughes, Thcs Hu t ton, Alex I. Irwin, Burda ?T Jarrot, Dr J B Jeiakens, Toney Jeffors, Cap? Thoi Jones, Clement i Jordon, L Johnson, Joseph M Johnson, Jerry Johnson, April Kane, Charles Ears, Hinrloh Keckelssen, John Kcoly, 'i nos Klngsbnry, 0 P Klaren, F W Knapp, J D Knee, H Henry Kruger, August Kuck, H Xsj Lamotte, Paul Lawrence, J D Leavy, James Leslie, Charles 0 Little, Alton Long, Capt J H Lurs, W Luoas, Geo Lynch Thos Marshall, Mr Wm Mangcon, Chas Maxwell, Maj W Martin, Bebt H Jim Forest, James Fraider, Wataon FulerA-Lee Or . ir.?Mad^t^^latjaafH ' ' ' iJ^iLl Ca\?^t7*l JBBSiV? aoob1 fU?UUsf Mathewa, B J Mizyok, Arthur Mars, John H Meggs. Steph ' Middl?ton, Edwi 3vr Miller, Ello Mitchell, Duno van t Ed Montgomery, Geo tfoonoy. James Q Mo gen, Owen Mooney, Cspt Henry Molony, James Mollenhaner, H W Mood, Theodore P Murry, Chas euckinfuBs, A W Myers, Capt J S M\er, Fred Myers, Christo pher Myers, Abe Tvflo HcBrlde, Bernard McOar ly. W MoCabe, B F McOarrolI, Patrick MoHonts, Riohd UoLoughlln, W MoLonghUn, Jas MoMillen, Wm B MoNamera, John Maoknell, Thos VTcNasky. James MoPherson, B L McPherson, Robt L 1ST Newman, Wm W Nealed, Bannal Newton. W W Notte, Otto Noyes, Jr, Danl B Hordmeyer, D O O'Donnoll, Mart?n O'Hear. A O Oliver A Oo, Wm H O'Neill, John Owen, J L I? Paasleg, Louis Peine, 8 M Penny, Bev J E Peeler, M L Plnckney, John Plekens, S B Pioksnpack, H B Pinon, James O Pluoknoy, 8aml Plnukett,'1 hoo A Proult, James A Procter, Dr Xt Pearkin, Oapt A O Hodwood, J W Held, John M Reagan, Oameltui Reld, Benjem F ilonoylas, Atbart Relis, Jofipb Roed, Oapt Wm Bleche, G Rivers, Wesson oont River?, W D Rhott, Wm Rbett, MaJ Thos 3 Rogers, Chas Robinson, Jamas Robeon, Jno Rulfs. J F Ryan, John O . Ryan, John. S Sender?,' Chu W Seltdford, Jno F Sinuon, Fredk Saunders, D Scott, Henry Schrearaburr, til SohuekartaL Sohaffteh Adol a?hus B G Bhangnneeey. SlngslUry. DM Ulano, Piatro s Sugrue, Dennis Siogol, A Shaffer, E M Slattory, Jamos Slattery, Denis Smith, John J Smith, Goo W 8mitb, Peter Smith, A F Spllkor A Co, Chas Sparrow, Dr Solomons A Co, T Spencer, James A Stlstlng, James A Stoddard, O B Stelllug, Gerd Stumor, Henrich Steward, Daniel Superintendent Phoenix Iron Works T Taylor, Eugono F Torry, MnJ Jno D Tllton, B W Thous, Tbos Tomson, Harry T Thiele. Phillip Toland, Dr Kl Ihn Topham, David W Tosicb, Giuseppe Torck, E E ~r Vanartsdalon, Geo W Vlnk, John E Vlnoend, Obarloa Von Harten, Diod rlch -w Washington, Wm Wallaol, John Wallsb, John Washington, Sam Waring, E P Walter, Chas Ward, Patrick Wagner, O Waltors, L Wall, Patrick Weatberly, Jno Dix Wilkorson, Wm Wilson, S W Wilson, Isaao B Williamson. G M Wbitflold, J II WoU, J F Whltnoy, Leander B Wingcs, S M Wittsohon, Wittwo E Wilkinson A Longo Winter, Saml A Wilson, Lonso Williams, Jno Williams, Alfnd Wllllms, B H WiUlame, G Williams, Joseph WiUInms A Go, E WUUams, G Wolff, L J Woodruff, John Wright, Silas B Wyl?e, Vida Wynn, N Wynn, Nicholas Yates, Ja o Youngblood, O tXS" I'orsoiiH depositing letters In tliu PostofBco will please to placo tho stamp near tho uppor right hand cor ner of tho onvolopo, and thoy wiU alBO ploaso to romem bor that without tho stamp a lottor cannot ho mailed, but must bo sont to tho Dead Lottor Office. May35_ CHOICE SUGAR-CURED HAMS. OCTIEBOES STAGG'S CHOICE SUGAB-OUBED JjD HAMS 20 tiorcoB Primo Cincinnati Sugar-Cured Hams. For salo by HENRY COBIA A CO , May 25 3 No. 20 Vouduo Range. BUTTER, CHEESE, SUGARS, COFFEE, ETC, 6>K TOBS OHOIOE BUTTER ?ItJ 60 boxes E. D. and Gonhon Choeso 60 bags Rio and Java Coffee Bbls. Crushed, Powdered, A, B and C Sugars Cases Lobsters, Tomatoos, Salmon, Sardinos, Ac. Lard, Ci.ndlos, Tea, Mustard, Oil, Spices Vinegar, Macearon!, Sauces, coarse and fino Salt Brooms, Bucket*, Tubs, Baskets, Demijohns Cases oi empty Bottles, 4c, Ao. aim A general asiortment of WINES and LIQUORS, In bbls., half bbls., kegs and boxes; Including a fine stock of American and Spanish Segara of Tarions brands. For sale at tho lowest market price, by MEHRTENB A WOHLTMANN, M^5 U wf2 No. 187 East Bay. COLEMAN'S GENUINE LONDON MUSTARD, PICt4M.ES. SAUCES, JEL IjIES.PHESEK.VES, C?NDEN8ED MILK, SMOKING TOBACCO. Ctf\f\ CANS.. 2 LBS. EACH, COLEMAN'S GEN _\ \J \J UIN E MU8TABD 100 cans Flcklt-s, Sauces, and Jellies 5 cans Condensed Milk 10 kegs Sour Kraut. AND, 6 cases extra quality SMOKING TOBACCO. For sale by ISAAO E. HEBTZ A CO., No. 201 East Bay, corner of Oumborland-st. May 22 4 4000 BUSHELS PRIME WHITE CORN. IN STOBE AND LANDING. FOB SALE BY "' O. D. OWENS, East Bay, In rear of Old Post?nico. May 26_1_ 2?00 BUSHELS MIXED CORN, FOB STOCK FEEDING. O. D. OWENS, East Bay, in rear of Old Postofflco. May?_1_ PRIME WHITE CORN AFLOAT. OQ/li^l BUSHELS PBIME WHITE COBN, IN A'U BULK, landing from sehr. A. J. Bentley, on Atlantic Wharf. For sale low while landing, by JOHN CAMPSEN A CO., No. 11 Market-street, opposite Stato-stroet. May 25_8 . CORK! CORN! f*r afYaTVi^V BCSHELS PBIME WHITE COBN, i_> \J \.9 \J cargo of brig Wenonab, For sale by BAVBNHL A CO., Corner of Eaat Bay and Vanderhorst Wharf. May 26_ 1 CORN, OATS, AND BACON. I a^V/^V/^V BUSHELS PBIME WHITE FRO VISION 600 bushels primo Yellow Corn 600 bushels Mixed Corn . 1000 bushels Virginia Heavy Oats. ANT), 2000 lbs. prime Virginia BACON SIDES and SHOUL DERS 1600 lbs. extra quality Virginia Family Hams. In store and for sale by ISAAO E. HERTZ & CO., No. 201 East Bay, corner of Oumborland-st, May'23 ? : CHOICE BRANDY. | f\ QUARTER CASKS AND TEN EIGHTH CASKS JA/ < f the favorite brand, "J. B. Godard." Just received, and for sale by May 21 mwffl MOTTET, BUCHET A CO. RHINE WINE. CLARET. &c. il OASES DUBKHEIMRR J.V/ 10 Osses Nlerstelner 10 Cases 8t, Julien 20 cases Bordeaux 10 Caaes Mumms' Champagne. In Store and for sale by MiLLIGAN, MELOHERS A CO., May 24_2__No. 20 Vendue Range. BREAD. "I rkf-/"iBOXE8 PILOT BBEAD, FIFTY POTJND8 ,11/Uu in each box, fresh and in good order; will be soldat $1.60per box, or 8 con's per pound, in lota to suit purchasers. THOMAS J. KEBB, ___Kerr's Wharf. FLOUR. Qf\tf\ BABBEL8 SUPER FLOUR. FOR PALE ?\JVJ by BAVENEL & CO. May 17 _ DUFFIELD'S HAMS! DUF-ffl FIELD'S HAMS. Cm IS. TIERCES D OFF! ELD'a 8UPEBIOB SUGAR _?0 CURED HAMS. For aale by MOWRY A OO., Mayai mwfS North Atlantic Wharf. CORN, BACON, &c. t sHa ri.r\ BUSHELS PRIMI WHITE MARYLAND JsAJv/V/ COBN, in bags 7000 bushels Mixed Com, in bulk, to arrive per Sehr D 8 Williams 10 hhds Bamson's Prime Bacon Shoulders 6 hhds Bamson's Prime Baoon Sides . 30 tuba Prime Leaf Lard S hhds Porto Rico Sugar For sale by B. M. BUTLER, May at_, a _ No 86 Bast Bay. CORN, HAY, FLOUR. fiOOO BU8HELt,pa ^.wf?iTE_?oaN. s prune Y ?How Cora, jrimoN. !.. Hay, 60 bale? prime Eastern Hay, 600 bales prime N. B? Hay, 60 bale?prime Eastern Hi 800 bbls Flour?alt grades, For sale by JOHN CAM ?-SEN A CO., No. 14 Market, opposite State-street. May 28 8 OLD JAMAICA RUM. A SUPERIOR ARTICLE?DIRECT IMPORTATION. For sale by J. H. RI8LEY, No. 110 East Bay, oor. Accommodation Wharf. May 28 PRIME NEW CROP MUS0O VADO MOLASSES. DIRECT IMPORTATION, IN HBD8. AND BBLS For sale low, to oloae consignment J. H. BI8LEF, No. 110 East Bay, corner of Accommodation Wharf. May 28 EASTERN HAY. **7Afs DALEa FBIME EASTERN HAY, LANDING I \J\J from Brig Ohimborazo, on Falrohlld A Ham* lln's wharf, and for sale by 0. BAHLMANN, Mayas 8 Oornor Beld and Meeting eta. FOR SALB. Q& f\Cif\ BB1MB 80UTHER1? PLASTBRING d'y,\J\JV LATHS, 4 and4 feet 0 lnolios long, at 83.60 per thousand. Apply to WHARTON A PETSOH'S . . Oar Works and Planing MUls, .... . Corn or Line-street and Railroad. KayU COTTON OINS. D rriHE UNDERSIGNEB HAVING COMPLETED THEIR JL arrangements onoe more far the mannfaotareof the best OOTTON GINS ever made in this country, ere now prepared to receive orders from Planters and others within* to purohauo. ?t^/vSSSo^??SS?^1** ?n? watt-known repuUUon oi BLUtWS COTTON OTN0, will, ?re hope, he * suffl rtent guarantee that the arttoU will ?rire entire satlsfao ??? '' ?J. M. ELLIOTT * 0O? May 14 Wtansboro, 8. 0. FOR. LIVKUPOOL?TUB A ">0. 1 'American shlpHUDBON, J. P. Potter, Master, rcqolris one hundred bales Cotton, and will ?=^"havo Immediate dispatch lor the above port For Freight engagements apply to May 25 WILLIS A OB1BOLM THENOHWEOIAN IIAUKORION' VN. Evoneen, Master, wlB tako 260 bales Oottou >toflllup. Apply to ' MARSHALL, BEACH k CO., May 23 No. 24 Broad street. FOU LIVKUPOOL.?THE FAST sailing American Bark HELEN SANDS, F. E. Otis Master, wants a few hundred balea of Up land Cotton to fill up, and will be dispatched for the abovo port. For balance of Frolght engagements, apply to BTREET BBOTHKUB k CO., May 1 No. 74 East Bay. I'OIl LIVKUPOOL.?THE NEW Br- bIi bark EZRA, Bradshaw maBter, having a poi lion of her cargo engaged, will meet with dispatch for the above port. For freight en gagomonts apply to ROBEUT MORE k CO., April 27 Boyce et Oo.'s Wharf. May 25 FOU PHILADELPHIA? K E Y vBTONE LINE?TA? Day tbo fino Bchooner >FLYING 80UD, Spates, Master will sail as above. For Frolght or Passage, apply to H. F. BAREK k CO., 1 No. 20 Cumberland street. WANTED?A VESSEL TO LOAD 'lumber for a port in Cuba. Highest rates paid, >aml quick dispatch given. Apply to J. H. RI8LEY, No. 110 East Bay, cor. Accommodation Wharf. May 25 WANTED TO CHARTER, VES 'SELS to load lumber for Windward Inlauda >aiul return cargoes. Highest rates paid, and dispatch at each point. J. H. UISLEY, No. 110 East Bay, cor. Accommodation Wharf. May 25 _ A VESSEL OFONEHUNDRh OTO ktwo hundred M feet capacity, wanted to load >for BarbadoeB and a market. Cargo ready. J. H. HIHLKY. No. 110 East Bay, cor. Accommodation Wharf. May 35 VESSELS WANTED?TO LOAD for PhUadolphia, Providence, Newark, N. J., .and West Indies. Cargoes ready. Apply to H. F. BAKER k CO., May 26 2 No. 20 Cumberland-street. MOONLttJHT EXCURSION. THE STEAMER FANNIE WILL MAKE A HARBOR EXOOBSION, visiting the Light Boat and other points oi intcrost?returning n'a Ashley and Cooper Hivers?affording excursionists a fine view of the city and surrounding places of interest by midnight. TICKETS. SI oajh. Can bo bad at B. Lake's News Room, No. 69 Broad atroet; at the American House. No. 105 East Bay, and on board the boat, which leave Ac commodation Wharf at 7J{ o'clock P. il., This Day, May 25th. MOSIC AND REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED. May 25 1* MOUNT PLEASANT SULLIVAN'S ISLAND FERRY. O N AND AFTER SUNDAY, 27TH INBTANT, THE trips of tho Steamer will be as follows: nunnro nut wm: Leave City for ML Pleatant at 10 A. M., 8 and fl li P. M Leave Mt. Pleasant for City at 8 A. M., 12 M. and 6,<? P.M. on smroAY: Leave City st.10 A- M., I, 8. and 7 P. M Leave Mount Pleasant at 9 A. M.. 19 M.. 1 and e w P. M Leave City for Sullivan'? Island at 10 A. M. and 3 P. M LeavoSuulvan's Island for City at ll>i A. M. and 8 P. M. May2S FOR EO OK VILLE, ED1STU, WHITE POINT, AND MEDIATE LANDINGS. THE STEAMER INTEH? LOUISE AND FANNIE ILL LEAVE FRtflBR't WHARF, AS ABOVE at 4 o'clo k, Monday Afternoon Freight or Passage, apply at Wharf Oflloe, to May 25 R. H. BaCOT. Agent. w eoh savannah VIA BEAUFORT. THE SPLENDID SEAGOING STEAMER EMILIE, CAPTAIN GEORGE H. BEAUFORT, TIT ILL LEAVE AS ABOVE EVERY THURSDAY VV NIGHT, at 10 o'clock. For Fre'ght or passage, apply on board, at Southern Wharf, orto H. L. P. MoOOBMIOK. Freight received until sunset on Thursday. H*!'? _j_ -' FOB SAVANNAH, via BEAU FORT AfvD HILTON HEAD. THE FAVORITE STEAMER E A 1ST 1ST IE. . CAPTAIN W*. T. HdRELTT, AVTNG HANDSOME. STATE-ROOM AOOOMMO _ DATIONS, will receive Freight at Accommodation Wharf, and leave every Saturday Morning, at 8 o'olook. r, will leave Savannah every Tuesday Morning. H Returning, wl For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to FERG? MayT ??ON A HOLMES, Accommodation Wharf. FOB FLORIDA, THE FINE STEAMER OAPT. T. J. LOOKWOOD. WILL LEAVE BOYOB A GO'S. NOBTH WHARF, Charleston, every Sunday Morning, it 6 A M , for Florida, via Beaufort, Hilton Head, Bavannah, Bruns wick, St. Msry's, Fernandlna, Jacksonville. Pllatka, and all Intermediate landlDRB on the St. John's River RETURNING, will leave Savannah every Thursday. Tbo KATE has been, thoroughly refitted and put in the most complete order, for elegance and the oomfort of Passenger,. For Freight or Passage apply on board, or at the office on Boyce's Wharf. Goods received at the ofBoe. dally, and stored free of extra charge, T. 3. LOCKWOOD, Agent. May 10 SOUTH CAROLINA Il/lil.KOAD. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, 1 CnABUtsTOH. & a, May 2,180?. | ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE PA83KBGEB TRAINS will leave and arrive, as follows, v?ar Leave Char lee ton at..7.00 A.M. Arrive at Angosta.A60P. M. Arrive at Oorombia.i.,d,l?P. M, ' ??A:*?::^::::fltt!? , Arrive et Charleston,...,.?.OCF.Ea. .>; H. T. PEASE. V I May General fliijiiitoetssrTsB.*. FREIGHT AND PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED. FOR NEW YORK. 17HE REGULAR UMTED tJTATK? MAIL LINE OF FIR8T-0LABS STEAMERS, HVAKKR tH i SARAGOSSA, ANDALUSIA | OuaNADA, THE STEAMSHIP ? :i^*+Z&&&^>*? '*:'k GiXT^^KIBT?, CITY, CAPTAIN WE8T, WILL LEAVE ON SATURDAY. 2?TH INSTANT, AT Half-past Three o'elook P. 81., precisely. No voKOtablos or freight of any kind received after One o'clock on that day. and no Bills of Lading signed after that hour. May 22 RAVENEL A CO., Agents. New York and Charleston PEOPLE'S STtiAMSHIP COMPANY. far;e reduced to $25. Leaving each Hort every Alt?rante TlinrHduy. STEAMBHIP EMILT B. SOUDBB, Capt. r. w. Looxwoon. 8TEAMSHIP MONBKA, Capt. O. P. MABSjBatAif. T?RESE STEAMSHIPS. OFFEBINO BVEBY INDUCE A MENT TO SHIPPERS AND THE TBAVELINQ PUBLIC, having superior aooommodatloas for Passen* gen, with tables supplied by every luxury the New York and Charleston markets osu afford ; and, for safety, speed and comfort, are unrivalled on the coast. THE STEAMSHIP hue o ist eb:.a., CAPTAIN O. P. MaBSHHAN, "~~ \WTTL_ LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIO WHARF, OH W THUBSDAY, May 3i, at?o'elook. Liberal advanoee made on consignments to New York. For Freight or Passage apply at tho oflloe of the Agenta, WILLIS A OHIBOLM, O North Atlantic Wharf. Consignees lu New York?Messrs. LIVINGSTON, FOX A CO. May 25 PASSAGE REDUCED ! CHEAP PASSAGE TO OR. VWLOM EURO 3P? BT SAILING SHIPS, SAILING EVEBY WHRK. Also, by ?he SPLENDID MAIL STEAMERS, gjgaa every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to and from New York. Great Bedootlon in Fare to OALLFOBNIA AND AUSTRALIA DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT on Cheat Britain an? Ireland, at the very Lowest Batea. Passengers, on arrival in New York, will have then baggage removed Free, and every care bestowed o* them. For Passage, Ac, apply to P. SHBAHAN, So. 223 West street. New York, or M. M. Q?TNN A BROTHER, No. 027 Ktho Sraaar. Ohabucstok, 8. &, And No. 187 Broad street, opposite Monument street, Animate G. 4 Vf* Vahmarv ? PACIFIC MAIL8T. ANSU.PCOMPAN?'8 THROUGH LINE TO v TOUOHINO AT MEXICAN PORTS, AND CARRYING THE ?, S, MAIL. Through in Twenty-two Days. STEAMSHIPS ON TUB -, . COHOTtOTlHO OH TSE Pa?ITIO Anuairr?o, .v \ -wtth thx ARIZONA..............COLORADO HENBY OHAUNCEY.CONSTITUTION NEW YORK....QOLDEVC1TY OC?AN QUEEN.;.8AOBAMENTO NORTHERN LIGHT..GOLDEN AGE COSTARICA....MONTANA, fco., &0. O NB OF THE ABOVE LABGB AND SPLENDID Steamships will leave Pier No. ?2 North River, foot ; of Oanal-atroet, at 12 O'clock, noon, on the 1st, 11th and 2tst of every month (except when those ?lates fall on Sunday, and then on the preceding Saturday), for A8PIN - WALL, connecting via Panama Railway with one of the Company's Steamships from -Panama for SAN FRAN CISCO, touching at AOAPULCO. Departures .of lBt and 21st connect at Panama with teamen for SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL AMKBI OAN POSTS. Those of the 1st touch at MANZANILLO. A discount of ONE-QUARTEB from steamers' ratee allowed to second cabla.and steerage paaseogtrs with families. Also, an aUowanoe of ONE-QUARTER on through rates to clergymen and their f?millet?, and school trochar s; soldiers having honorable discharges, HALFFABB. Onejhundred pounds ' baggage allowed to each adult Baggage-masters accompany baggage through and at tend to ladies| and children without male protectors. Baggage reoelvad on the dock the day before sailing, from steamboats, railroads, and passengers who prate to send down early. An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and at> tcadaneo free. For Paaaago Tickets, or further information, apply at the Company's Ticket Office, on the Wharf, FOOT OF 0ANAL-8TBKET, NOBTH RIVER, NBW YORK. Aurtl a Brnos_& K. _____ Agent MABSEALL HOUSE, BROUGHTON-STEEET, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. rriHTB FIR8T.OLABB HOTEL HAS BEEN HE-MO , X DELED and newly re-furnished, and put in perfect ordor throughout ! The travelling pnbtlo may rest assured they will find I comfortable accommodations at this Hoase. May 23 lmo A. B. LUOE, Proprietor. IGRMLTIIML WARBHOCSBI AND SEED STORE. No. 173 EAST BAY.I LITTLE & MARSHALL, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALERS IN AGR1 CULTDBAL IMPLEMENTS of all kinds : SAW AND ROLLEB GIN B, hone power, and GBIBTI MtUUk always on hand. AgentslorA'MJHAMrAAULT'S STEAM ENQINE, and i WA.PPOO MILIS. THE WAPPOO MILLA (FORMERLY THE PROPER TY of Mr. J. B. STEtNMB?EB), haw been?thor oughly overhauled and are now in full operation. lam prepared to eut Yellow and Pitch Pine Lumber oten? lehgth asd ? ?, at .hortest notice, from a larva u4 v*h l soleo-ed atook. At to.? tid? there la 12 feat of watett my Wharf, eed ?JlapaUuVoaa be gntnatead to vis?ela. May 18 Into V ?OOTQ.'TITOBSTON. 1 PRATT & WILSON BROTHERS' ; SOUTHERN IMPORTING MANUFACTURING DKUG HOUSE, No. 238 King-street. PRATT & WILSON BROTHERS, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AND MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, No. 238 KING-STREET, FOURTH DOCB ABOVE MABKET-ST, Charleston, S. G. B. W. WTLSOrT. f P. B. WILSON, G raduate of Phlla. College of Pharmacy, & Chemist te lato [ O. S. Ord. Dep'fc Tho Proprietors are Native Georgians. N. A. PBATT, ^ ObemlsttoUte 0.8. Nitre and Mining Bu rean. CAMPHOR, CASTOR OLL, BALSAM FIR. COD LIVER OIL, BALSAM COPAIBA ESSENTIAL OILS, ISINGLASS. OPIUM. GELATINE, MUSTARD CHEMICALS. ALUM, SUP. OAR8. SODA, BORAX, BULPHURIO ACID, EPSOM SALTS, TARTARIO ACID, GLAUBER SALTS, CREAM TARTAR, COPPERAS, POTASH. BLUESTONE, CONCENTRATED LYE, BAL SODA, BLLIOATE OF SODA, SULPHUR, SALERATUB. SPIRITS ALCOHOL, COLOGNE SPmiTS, FRENCH BRANDY, TURPENTINE, ?to., Ao. GLASSWARE. FLINT AND GREEN GLASS, ALL SORTS AND SIZES. MEDICINES. EXTRACTS, CHLOROFORM, FLUID EXTRACTS, ETHERS, TINCTURES, SUGAR COATED PILLS, oto. Any Preparations made to order. PATENT MEDICINES No. 238 Kirig-street. HEG EM aN' 8 COD LIVER OIL, HBGBMAN'E ELIXIR OF BARE, HEGEMAN'S PREPARATIONS IN FULL, WOBMLOZENGES, Hurley's aud HaUoway'?, AGUE CURES AND AGUE TONICS, HOBTETTBR'S BITTERS, DRAKE'S BITTERS, HOOFLAND'S BITTERS, ATER'B BARB APA RILL?.. BELMBOLD'S B?OHU, BROWN'S ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER, JAYNE'S PREPARATIONS, BROWN'S TROCHES FOB COUGHS, PTLLS?Hooper's, Clark's, Wright's, Ayer'fl, Ac., TARRANT'S APERIENT, WIN BLOW'8 SOOTHING STROP, Ac, &C. AU other most popular and reliable. HUMPHREYS' HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES. No. 288 King-street? SOAPS OLD BROWN WINDSOR, GENUINE LOW'S, fcnojr style?, large assortment, LAUNDRY SOAP, BNGLMH BAB; cheaper than Tur pentine Bo*p. DYE STUFFS. No. 238 KINQ-ST. E1 .A. N O Y AFD JXU ARTICLES. . :No. ?38 iKincr-et KkA? ' ?it I PHILIP H. KEGLER, BANKER, COLECTION AGENT AND GENERAL COMMISSIONER. O?EOK1S OUST NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON and CINCINNA OFFICE No. lO Broad-si? CHARLESTON. S. C. May 23_lmo_ LIFE WMM COMPANY, NEW YORK, PHILIP H. KEGLER, NO. 10 BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. Please call before you Insure elsc-^t where. May 22 lmo TRAVELLERS' INSURMCB COMPANY, OF HARTFORD. CONN.. THE PIONEER AGCIDENT INSURANCE C0HPAN? IN THIS COUNTRY. - PHILIP H. KEGLE Ja. Or E IsT T, NO. 10 BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, S. 0. Please call at the Office for informa tion. May 22 lmo CHEROKEE PILLS, Or Female Regulatory Cure Suppressed, Ettcestive and Painful Menstruation^ Green, Sickness, Nervous and Spinal Af fcvtiuns, J'aitiH in the Rack, Sick J/eadac/te. Giddiness, and all dis eases Hint. f|irln? from irrutnilnrity, by removing ttio causo anil .ill the effects tlist arise fnim it. They aro iitrtVclly cafo In all cases, ex cept when forbidden by direc tion?, and arc ensy to ndiniiilstcr, as they aro nicely sugar coaled. Tlioy should bo in tho hands of over)' Maiden, Wife, and Mother In tho land. Lidies can address us in perfect confidence, and stato their com plaints in full, as wo treat all Female Complaints, and preparo Medicines suitable for all diseases ta which they aro subject?Thirty-two rage pamphlet. In a sealed onvolopo. free, , The Cherokee Pill? sro sold by all druggists at $1 per box, or six boxes for $5 ; or they are sent by mail, freo of postage, in an ordinary letter, freo from observation, by addressing the sole proprietor. Dr. W. B. MEBWIN, 37 Walker St., 9. 7. . N. B.?Cherokee Fills No. 9 are prepared for tptoial casts, when milder, medicines fall; these are sent by mall, free of postage, on receipt of A6, Vis price of each boa. t Da. WRIGHT'S REJUVENATING ELIXIR, Or, Essence of IAfe, Cores General Debility, Weak ness, Hysterics in F?mal??. ?gg Palpitation of ths Heart and all Nervous Diseases. It re? stores now life and vigor to tho aged, causing the bot blood of l.?Lt??i pAenla- rites ,??,.1, to course the veins, res Vr^T1 S?uS?S? *UtL ?riBR the Organs of Gentra neli MTd^S ??tlon.retnooingImpotencyand this Elixir rejuven Debility, restoring ManMntt? sue the tyttem and and fall vigor, thus proving a overcome disease. perfect "BiioHr of. Love," re moving Sterility end Barrenness In both scion. To tho young, middle-aged, and aged, thoro is no-greater boon than this FJlxIr of Life." It gives a new lease bf life, causing tho weak and debilitated to havo renewed strength and vigor, and the entire system to thrill with joy and pleasure. Frlce, one bottle.fi; three bottles 55; sent by oxpress to any sddres*. Our medicines are (old and recommended by all respoctable druggists In every part of the civilized Slobe ; some unprincipled dealers, however, try to eeetve their customers by selling cheap and worth less compounds in order to make money. Be not deceived?ask for these medicines and take no others. If the drogglat does not keep them, write to us, and we will send them byexpresa, carefully nacked, free from observation. We will be pleased to receive letters with full sist?mente In regard to any disease with which ladies or gentlemen sro afflicted Address all letters for medicines, .pamph lets, or advice, to the tole proprietor, m stk Dr, W. B. MBBWIN, 87 Walker Bt.,~TS. Y, ?*7tt ._;_ftnw SfiiFI?IGKIlATOllH I NEW INVBNTIOIqV QBE AT IMPROVEMENT I DKYI ECONOMY IH" t OOoD VENTILATION AND PDBlFlTNCt CHAMBEE.? This new Invention snd great Improve* men t? the result of lona; sod practical cxperienoe. is no offered to tho pabilo with the ossursnoe tBat it cmbrs in it? construction all modern improvements In _ most simplified form. OnAof tbo most important f**v tures is tho new Purifying Chamber attached, by which perfect Dry Ventilation li obtained. . The loe keeps nearly twloe as lona; M in ordinary Be frlgerators. As an article of Fornitura, the style in which they are got up rendors them highly ornamental for any The trade fhrn tehed at m oh low prloes as will make M an Indnoemont for them to nail and < xamlne my stock. WILLIAM LAwT^ ' Won. oei and 6St Third ATonuo, New York. Ha?? wtatod I