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Tlie Daily. ISTeA^s. TUESDAY MORNING. MAY 29, 18". [From tke LaCrotte{Witoontin) Democrat.] X pol?ticasL ?rncrnl'n aolUoqny. Whi-r-r-r I Ht w I-o a rocket I went np, torrifying tho in ?auottnt. 8p*?it II.iw uko a stick falling in tho mud did I come V/lion the robollion began, I did not amount to eui ugh t" add up and give ouo to carry. I waa a ??ort id second-rate loafer, begging tobacco, stand tug ?round Baloona and bar-rooms, waiting to bo ?treated by liboral strangers. I bad no atoan atockii'ge-no neat bomo-no money saved-no credit-no fiuo food, aud bot little "ame. "But iittdd? nly a star arose I" Bravo mon woro wanted _i h d poddlod whiskey at the poilu to t-leot mon (?i ibo God-and-morality, retronebment-and-ro foim-ticket-I could toll a bigtt-er lio aud stick to it i-l-er than any hungry politician in the couu UT , and the late administration-noble adminis tration-gave me rich toward. I was made a M?) sin, and like a bluo-tailod bottlo-lly I Htruttod liait my native town. du? HU I wasn't old style, in white glovcB, and bli ipo? up my loee. OOI-BM I didu't support the Govi rnmout. Beckon I didn't got truatud to ut il? things at stores, and when a man wouldn't Cm-it mo, gueoB I wouldn't incito mobs nu .*u<:h Copperlioads. And I WHS put in command <?f a hundred men. Egad 1 that wau a J-ike. Why, Xriinl bless you, I didn't know aa muon about war au u dog kuoiva of his great grandfather -but I bad political influence-could absorb vaBt quanti ties of whiskey, and could steil. Or liku ?Tohu llninti. Or like Butler. Or liku auy other house s-jfcber. And I want to war. And I hirod correspondents to mention._y brave exploite in Bo publican pa p.mi. And I BIOIO wineB from hospitals, aud treat ed ray frieuds. And I read tho army lettora which I hired written and which poor .fools printed for ?.-tiual friends. And I kept out of the way of bull?la and auch-and I atole piles of household .goods, from rat-traps to piauoB, from ?si- olrm?J to linon intended for infant?] yet unborn, and so on in the eyes of the late admiuiduration proved _y fltnoBB for higher position. And I was made a Brigadier ?Qenartvs. Big .thing. Nearly every fool in the army was a Briga da- General. While bravo men fought I stole opoous and snob. While other men were at war, I was punishing Democrats, ia-min.* petty order?, "tiking toll" from Union farmers, and ??ondhig canoa, oh airs, table?, Inda and b-edding, pioturet*, books, spinns, knives and fork?, nut-crackera, glass ami bilveiware, iiiirrois, t*i leboarda, parlor _oikiue-ntH, ladicV silks and ladies' underclothes Btoien fr? m private drawers, trunks and bureaus, tap North at Gov? nnnont expense, to let people _io?<- that I was saving mv aaiiry to beautify my ?I-ina. .Donning cuss 1 Audi den .unond Demoorats, thoroby winning .?promotion and Hood opinions from "-publican papers. And I spout my <va.ary for whiskey, ox o? pt what went for-notbiug now, nut muuh at first. Aud I went on raids, o ?pi urod ima^inory banda of - enemies, reporte?! by tho papera as real. And, beinK an uiieorupulous knave, iutent only on money, I waa hired by the admhiiatratlou of the late lamented to go up and dowu the coun try for and in behalf of negrees.-and Aboiiiii-Q iiilu - par nobila fruir um. And I sent Demoorats to the front and they .were shot down like dogs, or dragged back wound ed to die in hospitals, or ?waar a i-giAnco to Abra ham. And I stuffed election returus-and I atole .cotton wherever it could be f and; mules ditto; Government stores, ditto; aud other things, ditto, till I became rich. And what a lot of men who ?believed we were fighting to aubans the rebellion. That was a good Joke. Yi waa merely a pleasant little murderous oru-?ado for ootton aud negroes ?be cotton for the rich, the negroes for the poor ta_ payers to support. . The war waa a God-eend to me. It took me .from the gutter, or a stool in some ualoou, and ?nade a i reat man or me. It Ufted mo ey the iraiatbands right up alongside of Wellington, Na Snloon, Alexander, Wa?*hii gton, Ja-atlp, Grant, bonnan, and other great mea. And didn't I ?strut? And didn't i fall back on my dignity*? ?\nd didn't I muh those whose ?orvant I was-aur-Lwin ?the contempt of every sensible man ia the .?md? And didn't negro wenches fall in love wi h Au? And didn't I keep abandoned women at headqKr ?tere, on money I stole trom my blotding ooujflry? 9- bo eure I (lid. That was the acme of '?o??Tty.'' That waa known as Lineolu patrio-mr That ?stj le was the style tbat paid That BtykJfoa.do mo popular with the Aboutiimiats at nsnne.* And didu't I drive Soul hern roo.?te re from watching the neat? And didn't I go into that hacin?se for .htm? And didn't I go into the patent bleaching bubincBs? ou joint account, hakf fur myself and half 1er the Goverumeut? There were Borne good men in the army, some fine officers-some gentle manly, patriot- officers but they were in hard luck, aad took lower seats. And didn't I ??et promoted for being caught oat at nichts roaming over the country, poaching on nome negro or whi e man's domain in behalf of my Government ? And wasn't I sorry when wo ' had stolen the Sou b poor and were obliged to oloso the war? The occupation <-f Othollo was gone. I returned home. Peo pi o did not mak. ?pooches und welcome mo baok as they did when I left. I strutted around with the blue-tailed eamago till it looked ??lumpy, aud people began toko in clothes from the lines in my neighbor hood when it became known that I was a politi cal General, whoso baot hold was stealing and endors-g abolitionism. No one car-e. for mo now. A hnnting dog is moro petted now. A buck negro is of more aooouut in tho oyes of . Cougrcaa and the people Poople whisper etraugo things about that H te no-vail Jackson song of "Whoso pin hero?" e'o. I am not bali'so popularas I was when in the army. In fact, I believe I am about playod out. Why can't wo have another war ? Lota of follows have come .out of State urinons einen tbe war ended; aud ?there is plenty material for moro of those political ?army off.? of a, who could draw beer better thau blood. Never mind; "I'll put the money I stole iu Government bonds-there is no taxes to pay on them. I'll sit around and draw my interest on them, live in idloneaB, and be supported by tho poor fools who have hoods, but who pay taxes while I do nut. and who pay mo for being a thief and living in idleness. You see I am one of tha supportera of this Government. I oau put my money in bonds-?somebody pays the taxes of this country, and pays me interest, but it is not nu bondholders. Oh. "art Suppose the people - should repudiate those bonds, as they enroly will, if they ?re not taxed-what will b?oou- of me ? I'll have _ work the samo as other mon, or go to tho poor house with liberated negroes, for tax. payiug white men to support, .?i i ik___-_*?****-_??-? II i i_j THE AND _DIS__?TFI_OT_-JSrT. M AMD PAO . TJHED BY 1HB BAL-jfOBE OO-P?_T, F?HBB8 - CO., ?AL.1 IMORB, HD, rlSUN-iOSLIJ?'UN eUniFTIKO ANDBWBtTB-v' ING the ?ktmospl??*?**?. tn 8I0K -li KB, ?OnP?T?_?1, V- .-il--?, BIM-, OtHHPOi ?Lb. PBtTlB-J. ?ko., arc. A liberal di?o?>nnt o 1 -wed to ibo trade. Tour at,.-?ion la reaiwot tully rcqii-tod to the lblle-w tog testimonia- : Bai/niaoan. Feb. Gib, 1800. Vat an ?*_rilont and -ralIsblo Otx doria?? and "?-in* - j'ant always ready for use, and not liable to any Chango. o?(Ualli veluabloln the M1- room, ?_1 ni thof^ll a?-, it has In toy opinion no equal. W.LUvaf B. A- AIKIN, Professor of Ohemlstry University of Maryland . *Br- W c? v 'v BlMbKB, *ho ?uado di, report upon "W-mieoi-"* to tbo Nat?o al ganftary M_ QuaraoUne Ocavei.tion ot 18..9. says . f ?lil- ?ril?lo : "it u tbo i?o?i doodorant irf vhioh I bava any ItoowV. ed?? let. It ?vliioiitly anawers tho purpo<*-e, vd It tai .???rletis itself. ". It 1? e??Uy kejit and niau??ed 4tb It is Mraparatlvi-ly ohtsap it is a mixture of tho bo*fc .auniMB deodoriaers kuown to ??lot ", aa4 the ci??ti. Menu made wlih it prove ?he propc-rUtmal combintUoQ ?lo bo a good one to rBect Uto pnrp?a,. t?tend-." For othur dutlngnuhed tt?Umonls- see <_euler. *ror salo by PRATT _ WILSON BROS., ?nioloaale Agenta for tee Htate. No, 220 Kana-stnMt, ?Oharleetpn, 8.0., and at all Drug (Moren. *^y? - 1M*>' ai_m fagina N?TIGE. frH5.H?_S:lUBKB HAVTMO BBTUDKI- IO U a_a Vii?; 5?L___5 .to*' ?>U kin_ " UOtH3_ DUO.D. ?wa ?__ sWMupaio. w. a. ?>K?V?IB. Ho. lMW_tw?o?--eXeaeL jr- BBEW8TBR A SPLATT, , y tAttorne-fB M Law and H^lrttori* _ BtMlti, . oiTFioa avx _ ittwiAD^-TU-rr. ato*_ib?_vt 5 N. F BACON! BACON! I ey HDDS. PRIME SHOULD! 1 _5 6 bbds. cboloo bl?lea. Lauding irom tho Gt? ?mor Kaloromn. and for sale by STREET IIUOTHLIU* k CO.. May 39 _INO. Ti Iiaat Pay, GLEAN BICE! GLEAN BICE! OR 8 -?E IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS FRESH CAROLINA RICE. 'May at* 3 PINOKNEY DROB. CAROLINA BICE. I ?r T1BR0E8 PRIME CAROLINA RICE. li) For salo at No. SU Veuduo Range, Maya? 1_MULLER A NIMITZ. EASTEBN HAY. 1 ?*7Q BALF8 CHOICE EA8TERN HAY, JUST AR Lio B1VED and lor sale by T. TUPPER & 80N8, May 39 S Brown B Wharf, "CORN! COBN! CORN! ,)()Qr\ BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MARYLAND ??_?_>?' COHN, po? st-mor Kalorama. For sale ou Wharf, by fEROUSON k BARKKR, May 39 1 Bro?*-n'> Wharf. CORN IN BULK. A i\f\f\ BrSHEL8 PRIME WHITE COHN. IN ?_' "J\J buln, landing this day ou North Atlantlo Wuart IK 8TOB_* 2000 BUSH' L9 PniMK. YELLOW CORN, IN SACES. 27UO bushols Primo Oats. 700 bales HuporlorTlm ?thy H?iy. For sale low, Oy J HO. 8 BIRD. JR.. ?.CO., May 28 Corn-r ?.'huron and Tradd streets. 2000 BUS HE L8 MIXED FEED CORN. IN BTOBE, _D FOB SALE BY C. D. OWEN8, East Bay, in rear of Old Poa to Otoo. May 36 _{*_ CORN AFLOAT ! er A ?Te A BU?HBLS PRIME WHITE-LANDING ?UUU P r Bohr. Wenonah. For salo lnw, by J. W. 8PR-.GUE & BRO.. No 9 North Atlantic Wimrr, and Mar M 3 No. 70 East Day. CORN, OATS AND BACON. i /T-fTi/'*! BUSHELS PRIMe WHITE PBOVISION Cvx> b>-bels pim? Yellow Corn 6<0 bushels Mixod Com 1000 bushel? Virginia Heavy Oats. AlTD, 3000 Iks prims Virginia BACON SIDES and SHOUL DEBS Ki- lbs. oxtra quail*y Virginia Family Hams. In BU>ro and for sale by 18AAO R. HERTZ % CO., No. 201 East Bay, cornor of Oomoerisud street May 36_A G0LEMAN-S GENUINE LONDON MUSTARD, PICKLR8, ?ilintH, .TKL MrCg,PKE?-KVK>>,CU..DENStl.DAlILK, 8?*tU*_INO TOBACCO. ,,/\/ \ CANS. 2 LBS. BACH, OOLEHAN'S GEN ti\J\J U1NK MUSTARD ICO ?-us Pi?-I s, Sauo- s, and Jelllos 5 oana Condensed Mi lo hogs bour Kraut. AMD, 6 oases extra qu&l.ty S??O KINO TABACCO. For sale by I-*AA<J K HERTZ St CO , No. 201 East Bay, oorner of Gumboiland-st May 28 4 NAILS. (\f\f\ KEGS NAILS, 6 For sale by A. TOBIAS' SONS. May 28__,tnth3_No . 88 East Bay. CANDLES. 1 tf\r\ BOXES "SIAB" OANDLE8. li J I J For ado by A. TOBfAS* SONS, May 38 mtuth3 No. 88 East Bay. BACON. HHDB BACON BIDES. for salo by A TOBIAS' SONS, May-_mtut-3_No. 86 East Bay. SHERRY WINE AND LONDON O 'Itm via OIN. 2- QUAET?B CASKS SHERRY WINE. " l- o?sos Loudon Cor-al Gin-pints. In etore and for sale by ISAAC E. HERTZ k CO. No. 201 East Bay, oorner of Cumberland. May M_* FLOUR. Q?r_?r_ BAEBELU bUPKB FLOUR. FOB SALE OVJVJ by BAVENEL k CO. May IT_ OLD JAMAICA RUM. A SUPERIOR ARTlOLK-DIRECT IMPORTATION. For sale by J. H. RISLEY, No. 110 East Bay, oor. Accommodation Wharf. May 38_ PRIME NEW CROP MUSCO VADil ?IOLA8SKS. DIRECT IMPORTATION, IN HUPS. AND BBLS For sala low, to olo?,o consignment. J. H. BISLEY, No. IX) East Bay, oorner of Accommodation Wharf. May 23_ HAVANA LEAF AND SPANISH Sl-OHLING TOBACCO. 711 _E? FILLEB8 HAVANA TOBACCO 1 bala Wrappers Havana Tobaooo 1000 paokag?- of Superior 8paul.li Smoking Tobacco, and H lb , of the most celebrated brands. For salo low, In lots to suit MUOh- ors. by DEJOTTES & SALAS. May 8_thetul3_o l18 Maa*. Bay. FOR SALE QK i~\f\f\ DR1MK 80UTUERN PLASTERING I^0.\JKjU LATHS. I and* toet 6 ln?.h" long, at $3.60 par thousand, Apply to WH?\RTON_ PETS'-H'S Car Works and Planing Mills, Corner Lino-stroit and Railroad. Mft7t>_ ~C0TT0N SEED. CmfTfP* BU8HKL8 Ot?OIOE FulPP 8EA ISLAND 43D\J OOTION SEED. For sale by A CHILDS k GO., Mari No. 103 Fast Bav-streei. Ohnrinston. 8. O. COTTON GINS. rB UNDERSIGNED HAViNG COMPLETED THEIR arrangomeuts onoe more for tin? manufacture of Ute best UOTTON GI?-ever made In this country, are now prepared to receive orders from Planters and oih.re wishing to purchase. Ih'loiag established and weU known reputation of ELLIOTT'S CUT ION GINS, will, we hope, be a suffi oient guarantee that tho article will give entire satisfac tion. J. U. ELUOTT _ Oi>, May U_Winnsboro. 8 O. "GEO.W, WILLIAMS & CO, WHOLESALE GROCERS, CHAHL.E8TOIV, 8. C, OFFER FOB SALE LOW FOR GAS II: 1 A ?Ti ?O BACK* LIVE-POOL SALT A. \J \ J \J 8000 barrels Hogar-A, B and O 300 bags Rio and Java Golfeo 1000 hogs Nails, assorted 500 colls Manilla and Hemp Rope 100 bales Gunny and Dundos Badging lOu barr? Li Molas*- and Myrup 3-0 boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles 300 liot-s Powder-i*lmie, haif and quarter kegs 500 b.gs Shot and Lead SOO bbls Floor-Fine, Super and Extra 200 d?san Buckets. Brooms and Tubs Coppera?, Blui-stoiio, Mander ' Indigo, Spioee. btsreh, Yeast Po?d*r Bods, Pioklos, Sardines, Teas, Mark?-ral.etc. etc. May 10_tnstolmo WAPPOO MILLS. THB WAPPOO MILL** (FORMERLY THE PROPER* TYof Mr. 3. H. 8T_INMEYfcR), bave boen thor oughly overlianlod and are now in fini operation. I am prepared to cut Yellow and Pitch Plue Lumber of any length and else, at shortest notice, trun a large and well seleowd stock. At low tide there is It feet of wator at my Wharf, and ?ilspotcli can be finarante*d to vessels. Any orders ontrusted to me will be oarofully executed under my peraooal supervision. May IB_ljnj_JOHN Q THUR8TON MARSHALL HOUSE, BROUGHTON-STEEET, SAVANNAH^GEORGIA T_rg FIBflT-OLABtf HOTEL HAS BEEN RE-MO DELED and nowly ro-furnUhid, and put In perfect i order throunhout. ... ... . The traveUlus pabilo may rest assmrod thoy will und ?r>o-<oi-ble ate<_ _oda.li-s at this House, May ? I??*? A. B. LUCE, PK.rloior. K4 HI lal VK H I'll?) L,.-ISO IMMCS OF COTTON WANTED-The fast salliDg Amerio- Bark UKI,EN NANUM, P. H. OUs Master, wants thu ubovo liainwl quantity of Upland Cotton, or its cqulvslont In Ben Islaud, and will leave with dispatch. For balanco of Freight enf-agomonts. applv to BTREE i' BROTHERS & CO., May 29_No. 74 East Bay. Kuli -VBRPOOL. -THE A CO. 1 ' American ship HUDSON, J- P. Potter. Master. >req??lr soso hundred bales Cotton, and will ? bave immediate dispatch tor tho above port. For Freight engagements apply to May 25_WILLIS k OHIBOLM THKNOIIWKUI- HAltKUHI?N? ? N. Kvensen, Master, will Uko 250 bales Cotton Ho nil up. Apply to MARSHALL, BEACH k CO., May 23 No. 21 Brood stroet. I? Uli L.IV KRF? lOL,.-'ril- NHW Hr. -ah bark EZUA, Bradshaw master, havlus; a pot Uon of hor cargo engagod. wiU meet with dlcpatch tor tbe above port. For freight en gagements apply to liOBEUT MURE k V.O., April 27 Ho)co .? Co.'a Wharf. f,V%NTEI>-A VESSEL T4? LOAD ' lumber for a p'?rt lu Cuba. Highest rates paid. Hind quick dispatch given. Apply to J. H. RIB LP Y, No. 110 East Bay, cor. Accommodation Wharf. May 26_ ?. WANTED TO CIIAHTKB, VEB. ?"ts^bl-'LH to load lumber for Windward Islauds Hind return cargoo?. Highest rates paid, and ?disputen at each point. .1. H. RISLEY, No. 110 East Bay, cor. Accommodation Wharf. May 25_ AVKssiaopo.ii-inj.vDimu TU ?two hundred M feet capacity, wanted to load ?for BarbadocB and a market. Cargo ready. J. H. RISLEY, No. 110 East Bay, cor. Accommodation Wharf. May 25 MOONLIGHT EXCURSION AND COTILLION PARTY Aro-id the Harbor, Stopping at Mount Pleasant, THIS EVENING, MAY 29TH, 1860, AT 7X O'OX?OK, From the foot of Market street. Messrs. MOTT BROTHERS REO LE WE TO INFORM THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN of Charleston that they have on eatred the fine steamer ROCKLAND for the abovo exnur?! a Thoy ?Uso desire to inform the public) generally ?l?at it Is their int?ntion to maro this the most pleasant uff?ir of tho kind that will take plaoe this sea ami. At 10 o' lock P. M. the steam<-r will land at Mount Pleasant, and thp party wlU proceed to MO? T'S PAVILION HOTEL, wbero refreshments will bo inr* nlsbed to tho ladies free A large platform has al ba* u erected, aud the Band of the 6th U. B. Infantry han bfttn nngagi-d for the occasion. TICKET? for Ladlee aud UenUemen, f 3. TiCKEto for Gentlemen, $2. And can be procuro?! at the prloolpal Hotels and Bookstores; also MOTT BROTHER?, No 6 State st*eet, MOTT'S PAVILION HOTEL, Mount Pleasant, or on the boat._1_May 39 MOUNT PLEASANT ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. 37TH IH8TANT, THE trips of the Steamer will be as follows : DUB wa TUB WKKZ: LeaveOlty for Mt, Ploa?ant at 10 A. M-, 8 and ty? P. M. Leave Mt. Pleasant for Olty at 8 A. M., 12 M. and OH. P. M. OR BOND-: Leave Olty at.10_ _, 1. 8, and 7 P. M. Leave Mount Pleasant at 0 A. M.. 19 M., 2 and 0 Vi P. af. Leave City for Bulli van's Island at 10 A- M. and SP. E Leave Sullivan's Island for City at 11 Vi A. M. and SP. U. May 25_ FOR s__v__Nisr__.ii VIA BEAUFORT. THE SPLENDID 8EA-GOINQ STEAMER EMU-IE, CAPTAIN OEORQE H. BEAUFORT. TXriLL I.BAVB A8 ABOVE EVERY THURSDAY W NIOHT, at 10 o'clock. For Fre ght or passage, apply on board, at Southern whiff,orto H. L. P. MCCORMICK. Freight rtoelved until sunset on Thursday. May 29._ FOR SAVANNAH, via BEAU FOHT AlND HILTON HEAD. THE FAVORITE STEAMER E_\.NNIE. CAPTAIN w. T. MCNELTY, H AVINO HANDSOME OTATE-ROO M ACCOMMO DATIONS, will re?oive Freight at Accommodation Wharf, and leave avery Saturday Horning, at 8 o'clock. Baiurnlng. will leave Savannah every Tuesday Morning, For Freight or Faastgo, apply on board, or to F_- USON k HOLMES. May 7_Aooommodation ?W-f. FOE EX^ORID-^. THE FINE STEAMER _S__T_3, OAPT. T. 3. LOCKWOOD. yWJIT L LE A Vu BOYCE ?k 00'*t NORTH WHARP, v v Charleston, every Sunday Morning il l'A. M , for Fl-rlna. via B.-aufurt Hilton Hoad t*avaun?.h, Brans. wietc. Si. Mrtry'?. Kirnaiidln?. Jaokaonvlllo. Pllalka, and all tntennrdlato t?ndln?.s ?n the Ht. J hn's River RETURNING, will leave Havannah .very Thursday. Tat. KAIE baa he?- tborouuMy refitted and put In th- ru?.ut -omploto order, for eloganeo ana the comfort of Pa*songer-. For Freight or Pa?eage apply on board, or at the office on Bo oe'a Wharf. Gooda ?-t-koelvtd at the office, ?aily, and stored free of extra obarae. T. J. LOCKWOOD, Agent May 10 _ \ ?J?OTICK.. OFFICE ENGINEER AN?' SnpgRlN rENDENT, ; CHARL*- TON ANT CaaBi4kVro> ?a?? ? aia-l??. . U AN?' SnpBRIN rENDENT, ) ?DSAV'H RklLROADOO., I rroH, 8. 0., May 31, 18,0. ) FOB*1?*? ACCOMMODAI IO? OF PLANTEBB BE B1DIM? IN TdEOlTY. an Eura Train will, nntll fnrto?r lotice, laav? Charleston ,v?ry Monday, at ?80 A. M., arriving at White, Ball, st 10 IA A M B tam* los- same day, will l.??ve bit? Hall at 8 P. M.. and ar riva at Oharle ?on at 8.80 P M. _2_?<<_**_r^.*_** Ir",n .??.ha??-Hirnaktfdon- era* eelpt, and wal be -arg- at doable rata-u May " tnths? j Basin er and S.iperlnteu-ot. anr BOINE?T A BURKE BEOKJV12 Tut tatet t slaw Teta DAILTES every afterno ;n, wHtt OVUa, t?Mti A^ttt / FREIGHT AND PASSAGE OBEATLY BEDUCED. FOR NEW YORK. THE BEGULAU UNITED STATEN MAIL UNE OF JFIBST-OLASS STEAMERS, HVAKER CIT. I SARAGOSSA. ANDALUSIA. I OiUNABA, THE STEAMSHIP S_?_._R,__.C3-OIS__.. CAPTAIN OROWELL, "1T7-aL LEAVE ON SATURDAY. 3d OF JUNE. N0 VV freight roceWed unless engaged at our office. May 38 RAVKNhla K VU.. Agents. New fork and Charleston PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP CUMPANY. FARE REDUCED TO $Q5. ?LeaTinpr each Port every AltenmteThant-ij. BTBAMSHIP EMILY B. BOUDIE, CAST. R, W. Lo-MIA STEAMSHIP MONEKA, OAFT. O. P. Min-w.u. rra_SE STEAMSHIPS, OFFERING EVERY INDUO& _ MENT TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVELINC PUBLIC, having superior aoooni modatloIIB for Passes gore, with tables supplied by every luxury tho New York and Charleston markets eau afford- and, for safety, ape -d oom!"ort, ax? unrivalled on the assSt. THE BTEAMSHH? 3\_. O IST 33 IS!-A., CAPTAIN 0. P. M-WHMAN. WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIO WHARF, ON THURSDAY, May 3i, at - o'clock. Liberal advanoea made on oonsignmeute to New York Vor Freight or Passage apply at the office of the Agents, WILLIS & GHISOL-, North Atlant- Wharf. Consign-s In New York-Messrs. LJ*VINGBTON. FOI _ CO._May 38 PACIFIC MAIL ST. AM8I1IF COMPAM'?-* THROUGH LINE TO O.-LIF'O-l-ariA, TOUOHINQ AT MEXICAN PORTS, AND CARRYING THE U. S. MAIL, Through in Twenty-two Days. 8TX__1_P8 ON TUE OONNaVOTUlO ON TBJt PAOrJlO An.*.UTIO, WITH TUN ARIZONA.COLO RAMO HENRY OHAUNOEY.CONSTITUTION NEW YORK.OOLDEA CITY OOfcAN QUEEN.HAOhAMBNTO NORTHERN LIGHT.GOLDEN AGE 008TABI0A.....MONTANA, ?to , Ao. ONB OF THE AROVE LABGE AND SPLRNDH) Steamships trill leave Pier No. 43 North River, foot of Canal -stree t, at 13 o'olook. noon, on the 1st. nth and 31st of every month (exoept when tnese dat>s fall on 8un?_y, and then on the preceding Satnrdav), for ASPlt? WALL, connecting via Panama Raliway with one of the Company's UMmshlps from Panama for SAN FRAN CISCO, touching at AOAl'ULCO Departures of 1st and 31st oonnect at Panama with sleamera for SOUTH PA01FIO and CENTRAL AMERI CAN PORTS. Those of the 1st touch at MANZANILLO. A dlsoount of ONE-QUARTER from steamers' ratee allowed to second cabin and atoi'i-ac-o p_ HOUR- ni with families. Also, an allowsnoe of ONE-QUARTER on through rates to clergymen and their fevmil-a, and Behool teachers; soldiers having honorable d_ohargts, HAL? FARE. One hundred pounds baggage allowed to each adult Raguage-mMtors accompany baggage thr-msh and at tend to ladles and children without male protectors. Baggage reo*-ived on the dook tho day before sailing, from steam bouts, ?j-allrosds, and passengers who prefer to send down oarly. An experienced Surgeon on board. Medic-inn and at tendaniaO free. For Passage Tickets, or further iuformation, apply at the Oomp?nv_ Ticket Oflloe, on tho Wharf, FOOT OF CANAL-STREET, NORTH DIVER, NEW YOUR. Anril 3 9moi 8 E. HOLMAN', Agent PASSAGE REDUCED! CHEAP PASSAGK TO OR FROM EUROPE. BT SAILING SHIPS, SAILING BVEBY WHEE. Also, by the SPLENDID MAIL 8TEa___-!, Balling every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to sa' from New York. Gre*t Beduotlr- in Fare to OALIFOltNlA AND ?UOTRALIA. DRAFTH FOR ANY AMOUNT on Great Britain ant* Ii-eland, at the very Lowest Rates Passengers, on ?rr!v_ lu New York, will havo tbel baggage t-uored Free, and every oare bestowed oi -ern. For Passage. Ac, apply to P. SHEAHAN, No. 33) West street, Now York, or M. M QUINN & BHaOTEDSB, Na 637 ETNO 8T_SNT. 0-VBI_STOM, H. (?:., And No, 1S7 Broso street, opposite Monument stree? Anim.U f*. A lvr Pshrnar? ." MANSION HOUSE, BROAD STREET, O PUN F'.R PERMANENT. DAY, OR TRANSIENT BOARD KR?. It.K-CRBAJ- SALOON ATTsCIIED. JOS*-TERMS RKASONADLE. May 10_MP-. T. M. RUTJK8 ProprUtres?. VICTOBIA HOTEL. F. OPDEBEECK, Proprietor. THIS HOTEL IB NOW OPEN ED ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. It bas bora remodelled and refurnished thronghont. The ir.veUlog pnr?Uo, transient visitors, or other?, w11? and In 1? all ti a luxuries ot a s 1RS!-CLASS ES-ABLIsHME'tT, combined with the comforts of home. The location is one o the m**?t airy and pleasant for summer. A Bli Hard "?atoon tor tba lovers of this healthful exorcise Is attached. No pains or expeuio apart- to glvo e_??re Batt-so tIon. May U _- OPDBB-EOK. CR O ?Til i\t 1 A VKARMAOlfiBY AN% OtiK Mt7_5_f _? _" WirM lift.-SteuoU lools. Noel isrtoiios ueoo??oary. Tho iTo*ii.ii*_r_, Oasoisrs,. ? t "Ires-trat* ot three B? _e oi?uirs<? ?ii? otre ?tar. . . t .rtw>?ti??.-.'.*? I-1 a? the ?Yoiei- ? ?HIMI'II wows, ?ou ?aa?uio. V\?r_t>-. Marchi I PHILIP H. KEGLER, COLECTION AGENT A.1N-D GENERAL COMMISSIONER 0__EO:__S 0_\T NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON and CINCINNATI OFFICE _>**To. IO JBroad-st-,, CHARLESTON. S. O. May - lmo TJINIVJE R8AL LIFE INSSRMB COMPANY, NEW YOEE. PHILIP H. KEGLER, _*_O-E:N-,X,?, NO. 10 BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. Fleas? call before yen orare else where? May "_mo TttiV-L_s' \mn\m COMPANY, OP HARTFORD, CONN., TH-B _ IOX?TE? ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY IN THIS OO -ITBY. PHILIP H. REGLEE, __. C3- __3 3_T T, NO. 10 BROAD STREET, OHA.I1L1- TON, 8. C. Pleas? call at the Officer or ufarma tioa. May mo DRS. RAHUL & LMHI ANNOUNCE TO T1IEI11 FBIENDS AND THE PUB* LIC that thoy have establlahod themsalvos as ?POTHE C ABIES and DRUGGISTS at tho NORTH WESr COR NER OF KING AND MARK KT 8TBEETS. Their stock has boon - rofally selected by one of the firm, In per son, and obtained chiefly from SOHIEFFLEN k BBOB., and Dr. E. B. SQU1BB, M-uf-turor of Specialties. They offer ? oh oleo variety or PERI'UMKBY, FANOY ARTICLES.and FBENOB PBOPRIETABY BEMEDIES. Special attention will be paid to the PUTTING Ol' OF PBESOBIPTION8 ; offlclont olorke having been secuxod ; and one of tUi< Arm will always be in attend ance, lira. RAOUL k LYNAH will also attend to thuir professional duties fi-oui tbls Ht io. May ? WM. H. GILLILAND, COMMISSION MERCHANT AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, NO. 33 HAYNE-STREET. Blay 1_ tuthaSmo SCRIVEN HOUSE THIS FIBf-'T-OraAR8 HOTEL HAVING BEEN RENO VATED and newly furnIsued, Is now open for the r?ception of tho trarelllng pni.Ho O. MoOINLRY, Proprietor. May?_arno THE "CLMMDN-RICMBM, 3_I_*>_IT__3D? IRUUllPOR-ED UNDHI- "TU - OOMPA? NIKS' ACT, 1HO-4." AUTHORIZED CiriTAL "1,800,000, IN ?0,000NHABES OF ?80 EACH. First Issue, UO.o?o ubi?n??, and the remainder to be It? suod a? i? ay be required, under the sanction of a Gen eral Meeting. THE ENGLISH & AMERICAN BANK, LIMITED, Having op-aned Offices at Na K8 WALL STREET, NEW YOI- E, ia pr< pared to sell Bills of F lohange on the ENG0I8H AND AMEBU'AN HANK (LIMITED), Lon don, aod on the UNION BANK OK LONDON; to bu; Bills of Eichung??, and to issue Commerid&l and Travel er?' Oredlto,.available in ail parts of the world. Com mercial Credit? lssut- for use in the EAST INDIES, CHINA. AND A?HTRALIA, WILL BB UPON THE ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION OY LONDON. Torthrr partlonlara may bo a*oortalni*: on application at -o Offloe. Na 03 Wall ttrnet WILLIAMWOOD. Manager. GEO. BUltGUALL WACTt-J, Assistant Manager. April 2 -M CEDAI. CAMPHOR CED AU OAUPlli'U rUU MOTntJ i>Y DOZEN or f tata, VU. 8oni_"FE_N * 0*1, Mayiri? tu thal Hair York. PRATT & WILSON BROTHERS' COLTJMIj; SOUTHERN IMPORTING AND MANUFACTURING 3DRXJG HOUSE. No. 238 King-street PRATT & WILSON BROTHERS, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AND MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, No. 238 KING-STREET, FOURTB DOOB ABOVE MABEET-ST, Charleston, S. G. N. A. PRATT, 1 B, W. WILSON. ? P. B. WILSON. Chemist to late] Graduate o? 0.8. Nitre and Mining Bu reau. ) Phil- Collegs of Pharmacy, fe Chomlat te late O. S. Ord. Dep't. T-o Propriotora are Native Georgians, OJ-VMPHOR, CASTOR OIL, BALSA- FIR, COL? LIVBB OIL, BAL8AM COPAIBA ESSENTIAL O?_3. WINGLAH8, OPlU*tL GELATINE, MUSTARD CHEMICALS. ALUM, SUP. CARB. SODA, BORAX, B?LPHUBI? ACID, EPSOM HALTS, TARTABIC ACID, OLAUBER BALTS, CREAM TARTAR, COPPERAS, POTASH, BLUESTONE, CONCENTRATED LIB, SAL 80DA, SILICATE OF SODA, SULPHUR, SALERA TUS. SPIRITS ALCOHOL, COLOGNE SPIRITS, FRENCH BBANDY, TURPENTINE, ?to., ?ko. GLASSWARE. FLINT AND GREEN GLASS, ALL SORTS AND SIZES. MEDICINES. EXTRACTS, CHLOROFORM, FLUID EXTRACTS, ETHERS, TINCTUR t B, SUGAR COATED PILLS, eto. Any Pr?parations made to order. PATENT MEDICINES _N~o. 238 King-street. HEGEMAN'S COD LIVEB OIL, HEGBMAN'S ELIXIR OF BARK, HEGEMAN'S PREPARATIONS IN FULL, WORM LOZENGE9, Hurley's and Hull o way's, AGUE CURES AND AGUE TONICS, HOSTETTER'S BITTERS, DRAKE'S HITTERS. HUOFLAND'B BITTERS, AVER'S SARSAPARILLA, HELMBOLD'S HU (J li ti, BBOWN'S ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER, JAYNE'S PREPARAI IO> 8, BROWN'S TROCHES FOR COUGHS. PILLS-Hooper's, Clark's, Wright's, Ayor's, dca, TARRANT'S APERIENT, WINSLOW'S SOO'1 HING STROP, &o., ko. All other most popular and reliable. HUMPHREYS' HOI-fcOPAl HIC REMEDIES, No. 238 King-street? 80_4L3?S. OLD BBOWN WINDSOR, GENUINE LOW'S, t-10J styles, large as ?or ment, LAUNDRY SOAP, ENGLISH BAB; Oh "per than Tur pentine Soap. DYE STUFFS. No. 238 KING-ST. F__N"0 Y ANO AETICLES. No. ?S?38J .__._a?_t. Attach/At Ht tj