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FRIDAY MOBNINtt, MAY 25, 1866.
OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS
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IBU. Letter V Clover, Mary Pese, Susan
i?&r??S5. Glenn. Xinul Preses. Susan
li?.TA,,.?iida ?orv M EH Porcher, Mrs F
ajna.A-iuda any. Louisa Pope. Caroline 0
Bezzant Lottie .luatens. ..isa Poyas, Ema
Barn, Eil* Grem. B-tty Post, Louisa
Bans, MIHI H - Popes, Caroline L
Bannet, sue Haselden. J J Pohte. Lydia
Bejlot, Mrs E F Hill. Celia Porcher, Mary
Brose, Mrs J Halsall. Agues P?nckney, Mary
Krowera. Mr* B A Hawthorn. Mrs Peorifoy, Mrs A
Bryce, enano? Haygerty. Mrs 0 Perryman* W
Bmj? Matilda Hayden, Kachel A Patrick, Ellen M
?ijfifffii \\m?m*& ?guTiir
Brawn. < mella Henderson, Mar- . X*
Brower, (aro lin cha - Bully, Margret
Bray. Sarah Heriot, Ellzebeth Benia. Ann
Brookes. Mary 8 KS*!?*??
Bnnoh, Bose Uo an, Ann Be ledge, Ann
Brlkester, Lizzie Howard, Kach-l Beirldan, Ellen
Burna, Bachell Horst, Hannah Itobtnaon, Bachell
Burke bridget Holmes. S&rsh P^ abater. C X
aaa** ass ?ss
SS ssts?i?
BoTC^MaSle JenkineaT l iner Simmons, Serena
Boyce, Maggie T Lezibeth Simmons, Mary
Caanon!*? T W Jacob. Mrs S ?^S?
*?-.?- SSS.
^Tu j j?m, tiizia Springer. Mrs M A
g5?.L, Johnson. LTdda A Specht, Mrs A
c?r^nt?r, Mari. Jones. Catherin Catttsrine
P^S-TMIM M A Jordon. Katy Btoan, Mrs 0 A
Cooke. Miss M A ggg^Ifcaa, amuy. Oraos
" a -pr Slattery, Ann
?ma? Louts. Kane, ?Sis W SuRiran^ Mrs J
Che^eborW*. Keary. M.s U Syfan. Mrs Chas
j2?otf Kelly. Martha A Bullir?n, Ann
Okambertfn. Mary Keuauff. Mrs T J Knflivan, Sarah
j Anee. Mis- J Swifet, Carrie E
Chaplin, Bebeco. K-rhome, Misa E 8?anton, Miss
' - Knase, Ann dhaslsner, Mary
nark. Mary Zs dins, Mrs D
Anent Urs J P Lay len. Louis* ntea? Martha 0
SES; IBKal Lam ert. MreM Shaffar, Mari*
T Legare. Mary W Sh kee, Maria
Coffin. O-therin Legare, Mr? D Seabrook, lira 8
Goburn. Mrs B P Levy Mrs O 'COtt, Miss F
Cndworth, Anna Lobby, Miss E V Ssaders. Miss M
Z ' Lt. Mott. JoJUO T
eorir Catterine Lrtniboase, Clair Taylor. Miry A
Ty _ Logan, blly taylor. Elizebeth
Banner, Macy H Labalsnt, Miss E Troy, Hannah
Bayes, Harriett bee, Luden roomer, Mrs Dr
Barm, Chartott Bsd. Tomson. Ann
Pairey M isa K vfathe-i, Alic? leatr, Biala
Baris, an a M Machstoner, Ame Tampon, Ann
BaBSssa Esanah Ma' ? Thremsbury.Mlas
Delby, Lueusa M*ck?y, Lottie AA
Bemoy, Usai E Mason, *ana rhauss, Madame
Dean, UL? usasgo, Miar P
Bess, Misa Doon? Mioneil, Mrs K Theene, Sarah
BUJ, Kn ?j jdi'che?. Mm G ann
DouRhertr Miss Jtoxiu, jtlien inaner, Anna B
J Marrow. Kate V
. ' i jg ? Massa, Lu y Vanderpoel, Elize
j Sha,Koaeusr Mnl tes. Ellen beth
?j. Muy. Murphy, Catherin "W
Adlise . Murray. Faniiy Wall, Mary
Edward*. Miza 3 r Matthews, L Alice Wa abington,
.~-_"y Millar. Ana 8arah
Farrell, Mary C fjJTn Webb, Bessie
Barr, AhdbeJi McMlLxtn, Marget Webb, Misa E W
rOsenbrory, Mr? at - Kelling, MU*AC
B ito Com. ici, Mrs What sun, Liaebet
lab, XAey - D W Ihersan, Ditsy
yehxenba?h, Mm MOonald? Maria Wenningham,
K I; McCormick. Sarah Laura
Vmry, Sarah MOHunry. 8ar*h Welminton, Dolla
Bssldes, Lucy 1ST Wi hen, Susan
Forde, Mrs A E Mort?rope, Peggy Wenningham,
Fry, LlzHa aV vsary, Mrs E Miss L B
Freeman. Kmor- Noland, Hrs J J Welhfall, Jane
Use > ol to, Mra JO -. Weir, charlo tt
Fraeman. Sallie M Noble, Haggle Woodworth, Mrs
Gh Niolan. Mary <*
' Gantt Loriado Nettles, ann Walker, Mrs
Gadsden* Mra 0 P Nafleo, Boina WiUUma. Adeline
Callaghan, Mrs ? O williams, Miss M
Cscmatn, Mra J P O'Nel. Kate AEL
Gibbes, Anna 3? Z
Glover, Mid j 0 Pritohet Margt Zimmerman. W A
A. Gr M
Alszaoder A Co, ?rant, Ado Miller. Euc
Mr Graber, Herrn Fr MitcbeU. Duno
Absey, Joseph art*n,Mr rant Ed
Adam leerva tof Green, Edwd Montgomery, Geo
; Mr Wagner) Gregorio, Kidd doouey. Jao.es Q
Addison, A {Graham, Joseph Mo gea. Owen
Alston, Kdwd H Moonby. Ospt
Angers)an Fredi Graham. J B Henry
Arnold. Bon J ?min H ' Molony, James
Archer, James Harlson, Wm dollenhaner, H
B Hardy, JJ w
Ballot on. John H H beson. Wm F Mood, Theodore
BanDcheU, M W Hay ?ard, John P
Banghman, Jere- Hayden, 'lhoB Murry, Chas
mlah Habenicht, L ?luckinfuss, A W
Baxter, KP Hammorscumidt Myers, Capt, J S
Barton, Iran ois A Pru suer M? er, Fred
Bicot, Louis . Hamilton. Daniel Myers, christo.
Bennett, James Uaeas, Mr . pher
Bents, J Hender- Haler, Wm Myers. A^e.
son Hawkings, w G "L/Lo
Blackman, An- days Pnlllp tfcBrlae, Bernard
drew Henucasey, J T McCar ly, W
Bolt, Chadee ' Bich?nas, Daniel McCabe, B F
Braody. Edward Binnen, Heiury MoCarroU, Patrick
Brookman. W ci Hu?stettor, James MoHonez. Bichd
Blake, Abraham HnlstomCol Edwd McLoughlio, W .
Bruco, WT H ?oLonghUn. Js*
Branett Mr Holden, John MoMiilan, Wm B
Blower, James Horry, Washing- Mo Nam era. John
Brookman, Wm ton Mac kn til. Thoa
Butler. Philip Hoffmann (Ger- McNasky. James
Burdow, Louts maa teacher) Mo Pherson, B L
O Holden, John W McPherson, Eobt
Osaady, Eobt Hoedern, Mathew L
Carstens, A F Holling?, Henry XT
Cbenesbury, A A Hoppman, Wm Newman, Wm W
Chase, Wm B Huntley, E M Mealed, Dannel
Christopher, John Hunter, B Newton. W W
Clyde, Jno E Hunter, A E Nott?, Otto
Clark! Kley* Hulton; Alex Nordmoyex???1 E
Connors, col G W X O
OoUlngswiod, Jn? Irwin, Bafus O'Donnell, Martin
Costa, Giuseppe J* U'Hear. A O
Corian, James Jarrot, Dr J B Oliver A Co, Wm
Merideth Jei.kens, Toney H
' Cole, John M Jeffors, Capt Thos O'Neill, John
Coleman, Edwd Jones, Clement Owen, J L
- Corvette, Angelo Jordon, L X*
Oomiford. Jno 8 Johnson, Joseph Fa*atSCj Louis
1 Comerford. Henry H Paine, B M
Condon, William Johnson, Jerry Peony, Bev J E
(baker) Johnson, April iPee.or, M L
Coonley, J F BC Plncknev, John
Cokley, James Kane, Charles Plckons, S B
Crosby, Henry A Kars. Hlnrich Piikenpack, H B
X> Kcckeisscn, John Piuou, James 0
Davis, Theo R Keely, Thos . Pinckney, Baml
Davis, Scippto Kingsbury. 0 P Plut,lte>?. 'I heo A
Days, Arthur Klaren, F W Promt. JsmiS A
Dsrcv, John J Knapp. J D Procter. Dr
Dawson, George Knee. H Henry ?
W Kruger, August Pearkin. Capt A G
Bovino, Titus Kuck, H ttodwood. J W
Beamte, M?j John XJ Reid, John M
Bonny, T 8 LamoUe, Pani Reagan, Camellus
Dickson, Ke-i A F Lawrance, J i> Bold, Benjem F
DoUz, Yndtilecio Leavy, James Kenoylss, Atbart
Dombiaser, Jacob Leslie, Charles 0 Reils, Jacob
Dooglus, A S Little, Allon Reed, Capt Wm
Durban, E E Long, Capt J H Kloo ..e. G
Dugan, J Lurs, W Rivers, Wesson
Dubby, Patrick > Lucas, Geo cont
Dunken. Isar Lynch Thos Biver?, W D
Bymona, John 2VI Rhett. Wm
?pi Marshall. Mr Wm Rhett, Maj Thos J
Egan. James O Moogeon, Chas Bogers, Chas
STADA, Dr Maxwell, Maj W Robinson, James
jp K Robson, Jno
Ferguson, Frank Martin, Robt H Rulfa, J F
Fernie, Isidor Margeno. Jacob Byan, John 0
Feahaen, Miobael Martin, WS Byan, John
Belcher, Wilmond Marvin, Sanol S
Bielda, Aaron Magwood, B H Sanders, Chu W
FinokemA Macomber, Capt Sandford, Jno 7
Ii>no, RevTA JoslahF Ssntaon, Fredk
Jlooa, Plato Mathews, B J Saunders, D
Hood, Jim M zyck, Arthur Scott, Henry
Borest, Jasnas ' Mars, John H Schre?ebury, A A
Brasier, Watson Meggs, Steph Sohuokert, L
Fuller A Lee Heyer, T ' Schaffter, Ad ol
(jr Middleton, Edwd ' phua E G
Oadsdea, James MioheU, Frank Shaughnesey,
H Miller. Isaac Michael
Georgo, Frank Millee A Co, Thos Si vers, Wm ? ,
Glesie,T8. . ! Miliar, Jania Singleton, Adam
Glllrird, George Miller, Fredi N Slngeltary. D M
Gordon, Robt Miller, Rovers 1 Sitfaao, Pietro
s
Sugruc, DenniB
Siegel, A
Shaffer, EM
Slattery, James
Slattery, Denis
Smith, John J
Smith, Geo W
Smith, Peter
Smith, A F
Spliter st Oo, Ohas
Sparrow, Dr
Solomons A Co, J
T
Spenoer, James A
Stlsting, James A
Stoddard, GB
Stelling, Gerd
Stomer, Henrich
Steward, Daniel
Superintendent
Phcenlx Don
Works
T
Taylor, Eugene F
Terry, Maj Jno D
Tilton, B W
Thens, Thos
Tomeon, Harry
rr
Thiele, Phillip
.Toland, Dr Elihu
Topham, David W
Tosich, Giuseppe
Torck, E F
?v
Vanartsdalen, Geo
W
Vlnk, John E
IVinoend, Charles
Von Harten, Diet?
rich
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Washington, Wm
WaUael, John
Wallsb, John
Washington, Sam
Waring, E P
Walker. Chas
Ward, Patrick:
Wagner, O
Walters, L
Wall, Patrick
Weatherly, Jno
Dix
Wilkerson, Wm
Wilson, SW
Wilson, Issac B
W
Williamson, G M
Whitfield, J H
Well, J P
Whitney, Leander I
S
Winges, 8 M
Wittschen, Wittwe I
E
Wilkinson A
Longo
Winter, S ami A
Wilson, Lonso
Williams, Jno
Williams, Alfred
Willims, B H
Williams, G
Williams, Joseph
Williams A Co, E
Williams, G
Wolff, L J
Woodruff. John
Wright, Silas B
Wylie, Vida
Wynn, N
Wynn, Nicholas
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Tates, Jao
Toungblood, O
ty- persons depositing letters in the Postofflce will
please to place the stamp near the upper right hand cor?
ner of the envelope, and they will also pleaso to remem?
ber that without the stamp a letter cannot be mailed, but
must be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
May 25
CHOICE SUGAR-CURED HAMS.
OK TIERCES STAGG'S CHOICE 8UGAB-CUBED
?0 HAMS
20 tierces Primo Cincinnati Sugar-Cured Hams.
For sale by. HENEY COBLA it CO ,
May 25 S No. 28 Vendue Range.
BUTTER, CHEESE, SUGARS,
COFFEE, ETC.
OK TUBS 0HOI0E BUTTES
A O BO boxea E. S. and Goshen Oheese . .
sn irita ur i * s>sjMaary
Bois. Crushed, Powdered, A, B and 0 Sugars
Cases Lobsters, Tomatoes, Salmon, Sardines,
Ac.
Lard, Candles, Tea, Mustard, Oil, Spices
Vinegar, M ac caroni, Sauces, coarse and fine Salt
Brooms, Buckets, Tabs, Baskets, Demijohns
Csses oi empty Bottles, Ac, Ac.
ALSO, ?
A general assortment of WINES and LIQUORS, in
bbl*., half bbls., kegs and boxes; including a fine stock
of American and Spanish Segars of various brands.
For sale at the lowest market price, by
MEHRTENS A WOHLTMANN,
May 23_wfl_No. 187 East Bay.
COLEMAN'S GENUINE LONDON
M?STAKD, PICKLES. SAUCES, JEL?
LIES, PRESERVES, CONDENSED .MILK,
SMOKING TOBACCO.
*7%C\f\ CANS, 2 LBS. EACH, COLEMAN'S GEN
?i\J\J UINE MUSTARD
100 cans PlckJ.s, Saucs, and Jellies
5 cans Condensed Milk
10 kegs Sour Kraut.
AMD,
5 cases extra qu silty SMOKING TOBACCO.
For Bale by ISAAC E. HERTZ A CO.,
No. 201 East Bay, corner of Oumberland-st
Msy 22 4
4000 BUSHELS PRIME WHITE
CORN.
IN STORE AND LANDING. FOB SALE BY
C. D. OWENS,
East Bay, in rear of Old Postofflce.
May 25_1_
2000 BUSHELS MIXED CORN.
FOB SIOOK FEEDING.
0. D. OWENS,
East Bay, In rear of Old Postoffloe.
May 25_1_
PRIME WHITE CORN AFLOAT.
QQAA BUSHELS PRIME WHITE CORN, IN
?Ov/v BULK, landing from sehr. A J. BenLey,
on Atlantic Wharf For salo low while landing, by
JOHN CAMPS EN A CO.,
No. ll Market-street, opposite State-street
May 25 8
CORN! CORN!
?AAA BUSHELS PRIME WHITE COEN,
?V/V'v/ cargo of brig Wenonah.
For sale by . RAVENEL A CO.,
Corner of East Bay and Yanderhorst Wharf.
Mayas_1_
CORN, OATS, AND BACON.
J^QQQ BU8HEL8 PRIME WHITE PROVISION
600 bushels prime Yellow Corn
500 bushels Mixed Oom
1000 bushels Virginia Heavy Oats.
Airo,
2000 lbs. prime Virginia BAOON SIDES and SHOUL?
DERS
1600 lbs. extra quality Virginia Family Hams.
In store and for sale by
ISAAC E. HERTZ A GO.,
No. 201 East Bay, corner of Cumborland-st.
May 22 A
CHOICE BRANDT.
I C\ QUABTEB CASKS AND TEN EIGHTH CASKS
i U ' f the favorite brand, "J. B. Godard."
Just received, and for sale by
May 21 mwfC MOTfET, HDOHBT A CO.
RHINE WINE CLARET, &c.
I * . 0*8B8 DUBKHEIMEB
WJ 10 Oases Nioiattiner
10 Cases 8u Julien
20 cabes Bordeaux
10 Cases Mummt' Champagne.
In Store and for tale by
MILLIGAN, MELCHERS A CO..
May 24_2_No. 20 Vendue Range.
BREAD.
innis 00X1:3 PILOT BREAD, FIFTY POUNDS
JA'I J"* in each box. fresh and In good order; wul
be eo'd at $1.?U per box, or ii con's per pound, In lota
to sait putchasers. THOMAS J. KEBB,
Ma 24_ 3 Kerr's Wharf.
FLOUR.
QtTis^l BARBELS bUPER FLOUR. FOB PALE
O VJ VJ by BAVENEL A OO.
Msy 17
DUFFIELDS HAMS! DUF-3
FIELD *. HAMS.
OK TIERCES DfiFPTELD'S SUPEBIOB SUGAR
tUO CURED HAMS. For sale by
MOWRY A OO.,
May 21 mwffl North Atlantic Wharf.
CORN, BACON, ftc.
I C\r\f\ BUSHELS PRIMS WHITE MARYLAND
I VJVJVJ CORN, la bags
7000 bushels Mixed Oort, in balk, to arrive per Sehr D
S Willi? ma
10 hods Barn son's Prime Bacon Shoulders
5 hhds Samson's Prime Bacon Sides
30 tubs Prime Leaf Lard
5 hhds Porto Elco Sugar
CORN, HAY, FLOUR.
CK C\ fl fl BUSHBLS PRIME WHITE CORN,
VJVJVJVJ 500 bushels prime Fellow Corn,
600 bales prime H. B. Hay,
60 biles prime Eastern Hsy,
300 bbls Flour-all grades.
For sale by JuHN CaM J-SEN A CO.,
No. ll Market, opposite State-street.
May 28 _3
OLD JAMAICA RUM.
ASUPERIOR. AET1CLF-DIRECT IMPORTATION.
For sale hy J H. RISLEY,
No. 110 EattBsy, cor. Accommodation Wharf.
May 23
mms NEW CROP MUSCO
VADO MOLASSES.
DIRECT IMTl l TATI?N, IN HHDS. AND B3LS
For sale low, to oloee consignment.
J. H. BISLEY,
No. l'O East Bay, corner of Accommodation Wharf.
May 2^ _
EASTERN HAY.
Tdd BAXE8 PRIME EASTE KN HAY, LANDING
Iv" from Brig Chimborazo, on Fairchild & Ham?
lin's wharf, and for sale by
O. 8AHLMANN,
May 23_3 Corner Reid and Meeting hts.
. FOR SALE.
OK AilA PRIME 80UTHBRN PLASTERING
OO. VjVJVf LATHS. 1 and 1 feet 0 Inches long, at
$3.60 per thousand. Apply to
WHARTON A PETSCH'S
Car Works and Planing Mills,
Corner Ltae-atreot and Railroad.
Ma7l9
COTTON GINS.
rp HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING COMPLETED THETA
JL arrangements onoe more for th- manufacture of
the best COTTON GINS ever made In this country, sro
now prepared to receive orders from Planters and
O'hers wishing to purchase.
Th* long established and well known reputation of
ELLIOTT'S COTTON GINS, will, we hope, be a snffl
oi en t guaran too that tho article will give entire satisfac?
tion, J. M. ELLIOTT St OO.,
May U Winna boro, S, 0.
FOR L1VKH PildL -THE A MJ.l
'American shipBUDfON, J. P. Potter, Muster,
> reqnir.Bone bundled bales Cotton, and will
> have Immediate diupatch tor the above port
For Freight engagements apply to
May 25_WILLIS A OHISOLM _
THE NORW KGI AN BARK ORION'
??. Evensen, Master, will take 250 bales Cotton
> to fill np. Apply to
MARSHALL, BEACH A 00.,
May 23_No. 2* Broad street.
FOR LIVERPOOL.-THE FAST
> sailing American Bark HELEN SANDS, F. E.
>Otis Master, wants a lew hundred bales of Up
.land Cotton to fill up, and will be dispatched
for the above port
For balance of Freight engagements, apply to
STREET BROTHERS A CO.,
May 1_No. 74 East Bay.
FOR LIVERPOOL.-THE NEW
*Bi. :sh bark EZRA.'Bradshaw master, havincc
>a poi tlon of her cargo engaged, will meet with
?dispatch for the above port. For freight en?
gagements apply to ROBERT MURE k CO.,
April 27 Boyce st Oo.'s Wharf.
FOR PHILADELPHIA -RE Y
V8T0NE LINE.-This Day the fine schooner
?FLYING SCUD, SPATES, Master will sall as
.above. For Freight or Passage, apply to
H. F. BAKES fe CO.,
May 25_1_No. 20 Cumberland street.
WANTED-A VESSEL TO LOAD
dumber 'for a port in Cuba Highest rates paid,
>and quick dispatch given. Apply to
. J. H. lyBLKY,
No. 110 East Bay, cor. Accommodation Wharf.
May 25_
WANTED TO CHARTER, VES
? SELS to load lumber for Windward Islands
) and return cargoes. Highest rates paid, and
-?dispatch at each point. J. H. RISLEY,
No. 110 East Bay, cor. Accommodation Wharf.
May 25 _
A VESSEL OF ONi K HUS DR K ?J TO
*two hundred M feet capacity, wanted to load
?for Barbadoes and a market. Cargo ready.
. J. H. RIDLEY,
No. 110 East Bay, cor. Accommodation Wharf.
May85_. _
VESSELS WANTED-TO LOAD
for Philadelphia, Providence, Newark, N. J-,
iand West Indies. Cargoes ready.
Apply to H. F. BARER A CO.,
May 25 2 No. 20 Cumberland-street
THE STEAMER FANNIE WILL MAKE A HARBOR
EXCURSION, visiting the Llgbt Boat and other
points ol Interest-returning ina Ashley and Cooper
Bl vers-affording excursionists s fine view of the city
and surrounding places of interest by midnight
TICKETS. $1 ea .-h. Can be had st B. Lake's-News
Room, Kc. 59 Broad street; at the American House, No.
105 East Bay, and on board the boat which leave Ac?
commodation Wharf at 7 Si o'clock P. H.. Thu Day,
May 2Mh. MUSIC AND REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED.
May 25_
MOUNT PLEASANT
AND
SULLIVAN'S ISLAND FERRY.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, 27TH INSTANT, THE
trips of the Steamer wlU bess foUows:
DtTBHtO TUB WUK:
Leave City for Mt. Pleasant at 10 A. H., 8 and 6>? P. Bl
Leave Mt. Pleasant for City at 8 A M., 12 M. and 6>?
P.M.
os SUNDAY:
Leave City at.10 A. M., 1, 8, and 7 P. M
Leave Mount Pleasant at 0 A. M. 19 M. 9 ands? P. M
Leave City for Sullivan's Island at 10 A M. ?nd 3 P. M
Leave Sullivan's Island for City at 11 % A M. and 6 P. M
May 25_
FOR ROCKVILLE,
ED1STO, WHITE POINT, AND INTER?
MEDIATE LANDINGS.
? I THE STEAMER
LOUISE AND FANNIE
"VETILL LEAVE FRASER'S WHARF. AS ABOVE
TY at 4 o "clo k. Monday Jfterneirn
Freight or Passage, spply st Wharf Office, to
May 25_B. H. BiOOT, Agent
FOR SAVANNAH
VIA BEAUFORT.
THE SPLENDID SEA-GOING STEAMER
EMILIE,
CAPTAIN GEORGE H. BEAUFORT,
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE SVEBY IHUBSDAY
NIGHT, at 10 o'clock.
ForFre'ght or passage, apply on board, st Southern
Wharf, or to H. L. P. McpORMICK.
Freight received until sunset on Thursday.
May 73_
FOB SAVANNAH, via BEAU?
FORT ARD BILTON HEAD.
THE FAVORITE STEAMER
E-AJNTNIE.
CAPTAIN W. T. MaN ELT Y,
HAVINO HANDSOME STATE-BOOM ACCOMMO?
DATIONS, wUl receive Freight at Accommodation
Wharf, and leave every Saturday Morning, at 8 o'clock.
Returning, will leave Savannah every Tuesday Morning
For Freight or Passage, spply on board, or j?
FERGUSON A HOLMES,
May 7_Accommodation Wharf.
FOR FLORIDA.
THE FINE STEAMER
KATE,
CAPT. T. J. LOCKWOOD.
Wit L LEA VB BOYCE A COM NORTH WHARF,
Charleston, every Sunday Morning, at ? A. M ,
for Florida, tr?a Beaufort Uiiton Head, Savannah, Bruns?
wick, St. Msry's, Fernandina. Jacksonville, Pilaika, and
all ' itermediate landlose on the BL Juhn's River
RETURNING, will leave Savannah every Thursday,
The KA 1'E has been thoroughly refitted and put in
th? most complete order, for elegance and the comfort
of Paasonger?.
For Frolght or Passage apply on boord, or at the
office on Boyce's Wharf.
Goods received at the ornoo, daily, and stored free of
extra charge. T. J. LOCKWOOD, Agent
May 10
SOUTH CAROLINA KAn,ROAD,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDEBTS OFFICE, \
CHAS LEA TO ri, S. C., Msy 2,1888. j
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE PASSEN GEB
TttAINS will leave and arrive, ts follows, vis:
Laavo Charleston at.7.00 AM?
Arrive at Augusts.A60 P. U.
Arrive at Columbia.6.15 P. M.
Leave Augusta st.7.10 A M.
Leave Columbia at.6.00 A BL
Arrive at Charleston..\ oo p. M.
H. T. PEAKE,
May General Superintendent
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
GREATLY REDUCED. _
FOR NEW YORK. U
THE BEGULA? UNITED STA. iii- MATT, LJNE
OF FIEfiT-CLASS 8TEAMERS,
Ql'AKEK CITS I S ARAGOSSA,
A-VDALCS'A I GU AA Ai? A.
THE STEAMSHIP
GiTJ-A-KER CITY,
CAPTAIN WEST,
-TT7TLL LEAVE ON SATURDAY 28TH INSTANT, AT
VV Half-past Taree o'eloak P. M., precisely.
No vegetable* o? freight of any kind received after
One o'clock on that day, and no Bille of Lading signed
after that hoar.
May 23_RAVENEL A PP.. Agent?.
New York And Charleston
PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP ROMPANT.
FARE REDUCED TO $25.
Leaving each Port every Alternate Thursday.
STEAMSHIP EMILY B. SOUDER,
OAR. B> W. LOCXWWOD. '
STEAMSHIP MONIKA.
CAR. 0. P. MABSHXAX.
rfTHESB STEAMSHIPS, OFFERING EV EB Y INDUCE- 1
L MINT TO SHIPPERS AND THE. TBAYBXJNQ j
PUBLIC, having superior sooorsmodstloBB for Passen-1
gera, with tablas supplied by every luxnry tho Nsw York
sad Charleston markets eau afford; and, for safety, speed
md comfort, are unrivalled on the coast
THE 8TEAMBHIP
MONEKA,
CAPTAIN 0. P. MARSH HAN,
TlTTIiL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHARP. OB
W THURSDAY, May 8(, at - o'clock.
Liberal advances made on consignments to nev York,
tor Freight or Passage apply at she offioe oftheAgenta,
WILLIS A CHXBOLM,
North Atlantic Whart
Consignee* In Nsw York-Mesara. LIVINGSTON. POI
ll 00._
PASSAGE REDUCED!
CHEAP PASSAGE TO OB FRO^
EURO Ia E -
BY SAILING SHIPS, SAILING EVERY WEEK.
Also, hythe
SPLENDID MAIL STEAMERS,
SaUteff every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to SSS
from Now York.
Gnat Reduct! an. In Fare to _
CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA.
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT on Great Britain ani
Ireland, ot the very Lowest Bates.
Passengers, on arrival In New York, will have sheet
baggage remorad Free, and every care bestowed oz
them.
For Passage, Aol, apply to P. SHEAHAN. No, SX
Weat street, New York, or
M. M QUINN A BBOTHEB,
Na 627 Km STREET. CHAALXSTOX, 8.6^
And No. 187 Broad street, opposite Monument street.
A mm ?ta ft. A rrr rehrnarv .*
PACIFIC MAIL ST. AM8BIP CtMPA?P8
THROUGH LINE
TO
CALIFORNIA,
TOUGHING AT
MEXICAN PORTS,
AND
CARRYING THE U, S, MAIL,
Through in Twenty-two Days.
STEAMSHIPS ON THE C0R5X0mia 05 THE PAOITIO
ATLANTIC, WITH THE
ARIZONA.COLORADO
HENRY CHAUNCEY.CONSTITUTION
NEW YORK.GOLDS" CITY
OCIAN QUEEN....SACRAMENTO
NORTHERN LIGHT..GOLDEN AGE
COSTARICA.MONTANA. Aa. Ao.
ONE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND SPLENDID
Steamships will leave Pier No. 42 North Blver, foot
of Canal-street, at 12 o'clock, noon, on the. 1st, 11th and
2lst of every month (except when those datts fall on
Sunday, and then on the preceding 8atnrday), for ASP Ii? .
WALL, connecting via Panama Ballway with one of the
Company's Steamships from Panama for SAN FRAN?
CISCO, touching at ACAPULCO.
Departures of 1st and 21st connect at Panama with
steamers 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 paaseng? rs with
families. Also, an allowance of ONE-QUARTER on
through rates .to clergymen and their families, and
schcol teachers; soldiers having honorable discharges,
HALF'FABE.
Ono hundred pounds baggage allowed to each adult.
Baggage-masters accompany baggage through and at?
tend to ladles and children without male protectors.
Baggage received on the dock the day before sailing,
from steamboats, railroads, and passengers who prefer
to send down early.
An er peri enoed Surgeon on board. Medicine and at*
tendance free.
For Paaaage Tlokote, or farther information, apply at
the Company's Ticket Office, on the Whart FOOT OF
GiNAL-STREET, NORTH RIVER, NEW YO BK.
AnrQ 3 3mos s. K. HOLMAN, Agent
MAESHALL HOUSE,
BROUGHTON-STEEET,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
THT8 FIRST-CLASS HOTEL HAS BEEN RE-MO?
DELED and newly re-furnished, and put in perfect
order throughout.
Tho travelling public may rest assured they will find
comfortable atcuumodatlons at this House.
May 23 I Imo_A B. LUCE, Proprie'or.
AGRICULTURAL WIREWBj
AND
SEED STORE,
No. 173 EAST BAY.
LITTLE & MARSHALL.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN AGRI?
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of all kinda :
SAW AND ROLLER GINS, horse power, and GRIST
WTT.TJt, always on han;'..
Agents tor A'.CCBAAf RAULT'S STEAM ENGINE, and
ca iTfRrtoL"'- Ata. '."tiny* * .?
WAPPOO MILLS.
THE WAPPOO MILLS (FORMERLY THE PROPER
TS of Mr. J. H. STETNMEYkR), have boen thor?
oughly overhauled and are now In full operation, i an
prepared to cut Yellow and Pitch Pine Lumber of any
length sad aire, at ?hortest notice, from a large and well
aeleced stock. At low tide there la 12 feet of water at
my Wharf, and dispatch can be guaranteed to vessels.
Any orders entrusted <o me wit be carefully executed
nader my personal supervision.
May lg Imo . JOHN G-, THURSTON,
PRATT & WM BK??flHKS7
ooxiTJMisr
SOUTHERN IMPORTING
AND
MANUFACTURING
DRUG HOUSE,
No. 238 King-street
PRATT & WILSON BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
AND
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,
No. 238 KING-STREET,
FOURTH DOON ABOVE MARKET-ST,
Charleston, S. C.
N. A. PRATT,
Chemist to BU?
aa Nitre sad .
Mining Bn-f
ress.
& W. WILSON.
' P. B. WILSON,
O radnate ot
. Polis. College
Of Pharmacy, &
Chemist te lato
aaOrd.Dep'i
Tie Proprietors are Native Georgians,
CAMPHOR, CASTOR O LL,
BALSAM FIB. COD LIVER OIL,
BALSAM COPAIBA ESSENTIAL OILS,
ISINGLASS. OPIUM.
GELATINE, MUSTARD
CHEMICALS.
ALUM, SUP. GARB. SODA,
BORAX, SULPHURIC ACID,
EPSOM' 8ALTS, TARTARIC ACED,
GLAUBER SALTS, CREAM TARTAR,
COPPERAS, POTASH, .
BLUESTONE, CONCENTRATED LIE,
I 8 AL SOE A, SILICATE OF SODA,
SULPHUR, SALERA TUS.
SPIRITS.
ALCOHOL, <
COLOGNE BEDSITS,
FRENCH BRANDY,
TURPENTINE, Ac, Ac
GLASSWARE.
I FLINT AM) OREEN GLASS,
ALL SORTS AND SIZES.
MEDICINES. -
i EXTRACTS, CHLOROFORM,
FLUID EXTRACTS, ETHERS,
j TLNCT?R LS, SUGAR COATED PELLS, etc
Any Prep ar a tiona made to order.
PATENT MEDICINES
No.. 238 King-street.
HEGEMAN'S COD LIVER OIL,
HEGE HAN'S ELTTTB OF BABS.
HEGEMAN'S PREPARATIONS IN FULL,
WOBM LOZENGES, Harley's and HallOTray's,
AGUE OU RES AND AGUE TONICS,
H08T?TTBR'8 BITTERS,
DRAKE'S BITTERS,
H00ELAND'S BITTEB8,
AVER'S SARSAPARILLA.
H ELMBOLD'S BUOHU,
BROWN'S ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGEE,
JAYNE'S PREPARATIONS,
BROWN '8 TROCHES FOB COUGHS.
PILLS-Hooper's, Olark's, Wright's, Ayer*!, &c,
TABB ANT'S APERIENT,
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING STBOP, Ac, Ac
AU other moat popular and reliable.
HUMPHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES,
No.~238 King-street.
SOAPS.
OLD BROWN WINDSOR, GENUINE LOW'S, laney
styles, large assortment,
LAUNDRY SOAP, ENGLISH BAB; cheaper than Tar
pectine Soap,
DYE
STUFFS.
No. 238 KING-ST.
F A. 3ST O Y
AND
TOILET
ARTICLES.
No. 388 Kine-st,
March? ITT
??LLLL?! M. xkEULEB,
BANKEE,
* COLECTION AGENT
?AJSTD
GENERAL COMMISSIONER.
CHECKS ON
NEW YOEE,
PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON and
CINCINNATI.
m
OFFICE
No. IO Broad-st.,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
Hay aa ._?N_Imo
UNIVERSAL
UPE BVSERUVCB WAN!,
NEW YORK, '
P???TJP H. KEGLER,
-A-GrElSTT, **
INO. 10 BROAD STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Please call bcfor? you Indure else?
where.
May aa_;_Imo
TRAVELLERS' "MUE
CO ?HP-Alf,
. OP '.,'jj?vii' .
. -?Ol ?1*1 ? %
j HARTFORD, j CONN./
THE JPXGfcTfi^?,
'ACCIDENT INS HE ANCE COMPANY
IN THIS OOUMTBT.
PHILIP E. EEGL?t,
NO. 10 BROAD STREET^
CHARLESTON, 8. G.
Please call at tb? Office for informa?
tion.
May SS . 5 Imo
CHEROKEE PILLS,
Or Female Regulator,
Cure Suppressed, Emtuitt and
Painful Menstruation, Orten
Sickness, Nervous and Spinal Af
feiiiont. Paint in tho Back, Sick
Headache, (ridJineta, and ail dla
eas. that spring from irregularity,
by removing tbe cause and all the
effects tlmt arise from lt. They
are perfectly safe in all esses, ex?
cept when forbidden- by direc?
tivit?, and are cinty to administer,
as they are nicely tuq?r coated
They should be in the hands of
: every Maiden, Wife, -sod Mother
\ In thc land.
Ladies can address G j in perfect
- ?ou?dvoce, end state their com?
plaints In full, as wo treat all Female Complaints,
. and preparo Medicines soluble .for all diseases to
which they are subject-Thirty-two page pamphlet,
In a sealed er. valone, free.
Tbe Cherokee Pills are sold by all druggists st ll
per box, or six boxoe for |5 ; or they are sent by
mall, free of postage. In on ordinary letter, free
from observation, by addressing the sole proprietor,
Sr, W. B. MEBWIff, 37 Walker St., ff. T.
N. B.-Cherokee Pills No. 9 are prepared for
tpecial oattt, when milder medicines tall ; these
are sent by mall, ire. of postage, on rxelpt of lo,
Vu pria? af each box.
DB. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or, Essence of JHfe,
Cures General Debility, Weat
m, ,y not?, Rytttrict in Fem a Ut,
Palpitiit?in of the Bea rt and
all Nemout Diteatt*. It re?
stores new life and vigor to the
, - aged, causing the hot blood of
* zi^i euU:ff!i yonth to course the veins, res
?T fis i?rins StSffifi???
nets lift"-to dote tton*removing Impotency and
thU Elixir refuten Debility, restoring ManiintM
ate the ty ?tem and and full vic or, thus proving a
overcome iitcatt- perfect "Elitoir of Lone," re?
moving Sterility sud Barrenness in both sexes. To
the young, middlc-sgcd, sad aged, tbere Isnogrcater
boon tbun this f Elixir of Life." It gives a new
lease of life, causlnz tho weak and debilitated to
?ave reneged strength and vigor, and tho entire
svstem to thrill with joy anil pleasure.
Price, one bottle t- ; three bottles $5 ; sent by
express to any address.
Our medicine nre sold and recommended by all
respectable druggists In every part of the civilized
glooe ; some unprincipled dealers, however, try to
deceive?their customer* by selling cbcap and worth?
less compounds In order to make money. Be sot
deceived-ask for these medicines and take no
others. If the druggist does cot keep them, write
to us, and we will send tbein bv exprese, carefully
Sacked, free from observation. We will be pleased
> receive letters with full statements in regard to
any disease with which ladles or gentlemen are
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, .pamph?
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, " ak
Cr. W. E. MEEWIN, 37 Walker 8t,, H. I,
May 35_fray
REFRIGERATORS: IV KW INVESTIOS!
GREAT IMPROVEMENT! LBV! ECONOMY TN
ICE! QOOD VENTILATION ANO PUKIFYDHI
CHAMBER.-This new invention and great improve*
ment, the result of long and practical experience, is nev
offered to the pu olio with the assurance that it embrase*
in ita cons ruction all modern improvements in the
most simplified form. One of the most important lea?
tures ls the new Puru*. ing Chamber attached, by which
perfect Dry VentUaUun ls obtained.
The Ice keeps nearly twice as long ai in ordinary Se?
rrig erato?.
As an article of Furniture the style in which they
are got ap renders them highly ornamental tor say
room.
The trado furnished at such low prices as will m ak* it
an lsduoemeut for them to oall and . xamlne my steak.
WILLIAM LAW,
Not. 651 and ?53 Third Avenue, New Fork.
May 33 wfjahnc