The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 29, 1866, Page 8, Image 8
Th.e Daily News.
TDESDA? MOKMNG. MAY 29, 1866.
[From the LaCroue( Witoanti*) Democrat.]
A Pom jeni General's Soliloquy.
Whi-r-r-r !
How like a rocket I went ap, terrifying the in?
nocent
S>atl
ow like a stick falling ia the mad did I come
down I
Wben the rebellion began, I did not amount to
enough to add ap and gire one to carry. I was a
.ott of second-rate loafer, begging tobacco, stand
!.< fag aro o wi ealoone ?nd bw-rooma, waiting to be
- treated by liberal- strangers. I bad no olean
s stockings-no neat homo-no money ea ved-co
uredit-no fine food, sud ??ut little coarse. "Bat
. Gaddenh a star arose I" Brave men were wanted
_I n?d peddled whiskey at the poll's to elect men
on the God-amPmorality, retrenohment-and-re- j
- form-ticket-I could tell a bigger ho and stick to
' it closer than any hungry politician in the corin- :
1 try, end the late admtuistratiuu-noble admiuia
tration-gave me rich reward. I was made &
captain, and like a bl? - tailed bottle-fly I utrutted
? about my native town.
< Guess I wa.-n't old style, in white gloves, and ,
?tripes np my ie,'s. Qa?-ss I didn't support the
Coven n.ent! Beckon I didn't get trusted to lit
1 ? tlc things st Moree, sud when a man wouldn't
r (rast me, gue** I wonldn't iuoite mobs ou *uoh
Copper;.eada And I was pat iu oommand of a
hundred meti. Egad I that w?tr? Joke. Woy,
Lord bless y >n. I didn't know ae masa about war
t ft? ft dog bown f hts great grandfather -bat I
had political iiiflaeiioe-could aoaorb vast qnauti
ties of whiskey, and could stosL Or. like Jobo
' . Brown. Or like Batter. Or like any other boase
? ?ober. . !
And I went to war. And I hired correspondent* I
-, lo mention my brave exploita in Bepablioan pa-1
. ?ers. And I stole wines from hospitals, and trrftt
ed my friends. And I read the army letters which j
I hired written and which poor.fooia printed for I
j political friends. Andi kept oat of the way of I
i Maleta and such-aud I stole piles of household I
. . gooda, from rat-traps to pianos, fromeiik elastic I
ia hnen intended fur infanta yet unborn, and so I
on in the eyes ot tba lat? sda?uiat ration proved I
?ry fitness for higher postilion,.
Andi was made ? Brigadier General. Big!
thing. Nearly every fuol ia the army was a Briga?
dier General. White brave men fought I stole j
?pooca and such. While other men were at war, I
I was punishing Democrats, ?aaing petty orders,
" taking toll" irom Union farmers, and sending I
' '' i ?anea, chairs, tables, beds and bedding, pictures, j
' books, spoons, knives ead forks, nut-crackers,
glass and silverware, mirrors, sideboards, parlor
ornaments, ladies' silks and ladies' underolotfa&e
v stolen from private drawers, trunks and bureaus,
n.'a vp North at Government expense, to lot people
mo .v that I was saving mr eatery to beautify my
Gi homo.
tl <. Cunning ensst
. And I deo junoed Democrats, thereby winning
promotion and good opinions from Republican
pap6*s. And I spent my seary for whiskey, ex-1
Wpt-what went for-nothing BOW, not mach nt j
first, ; And I went on raids, captured imaginery I
I bands of enemies,- reported by tho papera fte i
real And, teeing an Obscrupuloua knave, intent j
j ?cly-ou mont y, I was hired bf th? adminia tr ation 1
II of tho la & lamented to RO np and down the coon-1
.! try for and in bi.half of-negrero-?nd Abolition-!
ist?--p?r nobile fri-ttrum.
? And I sent Democrats to tho*front and they I
wer^etiot down like dogs,'or dragged back wound-1
' ?cLfo die in hospitals, or swear adegiance to Abra?
ham. * And i ?ruffed election roturas-and I stole j
cotton ? wherever it couldvbe f .and ; foules ditto; I
ssTSi^pS?wE^I
* BMMVPFH fl^tir^ to subdue the rebellion.
?h*t ?SH a good juke, Ylwea merely a pleasant
?tuemurderous orro-ade tor cotton-and negroes
the cott< n for the rich, the negroes for ta? poor
tax-psytra to support. t I
m waa ? Gounod to me. It took mel
, *t? the:gutter^ or ft ?tool in earn? saloon, ?nd
fot?e a i rcat maa of me. It lifted me ty tho
' ??fcfoti?X^
?olooo, AkxiLder, Washington, Jackson, Grant
_ ?arman, ?ad other gnat awi. .And didn't ll
jjjgjgjJ fay ftbftpsiooed womon fttheadqur-1
terr, on mooey l stole from my Mending country? i
SB b?. Miro I OM./Tb^ waa:tr^r?nrne of "loy al cy."
^-.i'^B^^S^I?^^^^^i tww^maternej
^pular with il* Aboli?oniflU at'home. And
didn't I drive Southern roosters from watching
basin os* OD Joint scoouat, half for myself am' huff |
for the Goveruraeoif J
Tfner?:e*r? ?mrflogood-men fa tte army, some
fine officers-eome geoGemfte?y, patriotic ofSoera
bot they m-re io bard ln?k. tod took to wer so ate, I
^^r^J^^^^^^^^f^oe^h? ont'at |
r Tghtr roamirg over tho -ootu>*ry, poaching oa
some negro or wh* e mann domain tn behalf of j
:.? i .??'i??'?? to
otoea the war? TU cooupa?oo of Othello waa
gone. I returned home, -Peopia did not mah. I
V> -. 4ene*jcbe*said wtJcamo mobeofcaa they did when
.ri" I left I strutted aroand with th? Une-Uded
f plumage ti? kt iookec". clumpy, and people began
eal 6UM|tadm?? bust hoad waa ste sling ?nd}
endorsing ehrilrUaaiam. Mo ona rares ; for me I
BOW. A -bunting- dog -is more petted now. AI
macx.\ - ,hoofc of ?Bore* ?cooant in the eyes of |
' Dohgree* . sad ? the- . foople. Peca>te whisper I
strange - thirds ? about that Stonewall jackson
?K-^'^Wlioke pin heror e'o. I hm not
. half BO-popular sa 1 wa? when in tho army. In ]
.-(!>} 11 fact, I behove lam ?boot played out. Why can t
we have another war ? Lots of fellows have come
out of 8t?te oriroos einoe tb? wer ended: ?nd j
there is plenty material for moro of theee political |
?::>:;. anny offioere, rh.i could draw beer bettor than
; blood. ' Never mind; "I'll pat the money I stole io
Government bnnrte-there is no taxes to pey On
them, ' TU eit around ?nd draw myintoreet on
them, liva in idleness, and be supported by the
poor foote wno bare bonds, but wbo pay taxes
while I do net, aud who pay me for being a thief
.Od living in idleness. Iou see I am one of ? the
.npportera of this Government. I can put my
money in booda-eomobody pays the taxes of this
country, ?nd pays roe interest, but lt ts not us
bondhokkrs. Ob, dear! Suppose tile people
.aboard repudiate these bonds, ss they surely wilL
ff they ere not taxed-what will become of me?
' , I'll have to work ibo same se other men,'or go to
the poor boase with liberated negroes, for tax?
paying whit? roen to support. '
THE
AND
?ISINFE OT AJNT.
StANOFAO'tTRED BY IBB BALTISfOBS OOfltPAHY,
WO?iBK? ?i CO., S AL'S UruBB, ALB.
F'BIOBSXOBULB^IS rtJBllTIrW AsTD 8WB8TBV.
IKO thu ?taa".pbero fa 8I0&7 EOuMB, HOSPtlALB,
VESHELs, SINKS; OE8SPOOZ*. PBtTBH, Aa. ?c
A H here! discount a J -wed to Use trade.
Tour etteof na ls respect fully requested to foe follow
lng teedaiOiiude : ~L .
_? " , BALTOSOU?. Feb. ?th. ISM. ! I
For sn envient ead reUshie Dtwdoriaer and T>|?ui- i
forant always ready for use, end not liable to say
chance, equal) valuable In the sick room, and m the f JU!
sin*-, it Lau in my opinion DO equal.
_ WiLUlMR. A AIKTJI,
? Profesw of Obemlstry University of Msrrlsnd.
Pr. w 0,V N Bi ts bKB, ?ho made the report upon
.0>!?iniec'auU" to the Nette a' Sanftary andQuaranttne
Oohvei.tion ot I8?9. eaye < t thi* ar ti ote :
"It la the best deodorant of ehloh I. hive any knowl?
edge 1st lt eviueutly answers the parp?se. ?d. It u
cd or lees Itself. 34. It ls easily kept aud manged tia
It ls oomparativoly cheap lt ls a mixture of the beet
?hiipie de< >d< inners known co sotenos, and the expert
mente n ade with it prove the proportional oombfaattoa
. to be e Rood one to effeot the parp?se intended."
For other disttngnlahed toa time: Ja see efoeufor
For ?-ale by
FfiATT & WILSON BROS..
Wholesale Agents for the Atese, No. 8? King-street,
Charlea ton, 8. G.. and at all Drug Stores.
M ?yal_._sawf?tao
NOWCK
rS STJBSOBIBBB HAVING BETOBNED TO LH I
Oit?, will oontreoe mr all kinds of HOOSK-BUTLD.
?KD BKPAIBJDi?. W. H. ORD VEE,
Ho. U4Wentworth etieet,
o et DAWOM /* Kr.iorwaw'B. So. IT Broed struct.
B&EWSTEB ? 8PE?TT,
Attsroots ? Law and ^Wtors in Eqs?j.
OFFftTS 0OL SS SBOAIVaTBASX,
Bevesaber T
BACON! BACON!
1 ?) HHDS. PRIME SHOULDERS
I 6 buds, choice Hides.
Lauding rrom the Steamer Kalorama, and for sale by
STREET BROTHtRS & OO.,
May 29_Ko. 7? East Bay.
CLEAN BICE! CLEAN 1??C?T
FOR 8 vLE IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS I
FRESH CAROLINA RICE
May 29_2_PINOKNEY BRQ3.
CAROLINA BICE.
i r TIERCES PRIME CAROLINA RICE
J. O For sale at No. 80 Vendue Range,
May 29_1_MULLER A NIMITZ.
EASTERN HAY.
1 tjQ BILES CHOICE EASTERN HAT. JUST AB
Lt KJ RIVED and tor sale by ,
T. TF/PPER k 80N8,
May 39 3 Brown e Wbarf,
CORN! CORN! CORN!
nqOA BUSHELS PRIME , WHITE MARYLAND |
UuO*J COHN, per steamer Eal rama.
For sale on Wharf, by t
rERQU80N A BARKER.
May 29 _1_Brown*. Wharf.
_ CORN IN BULK.
A i\f\C\ BUSHELS PRIME WHITE CORN, IN
Hc\ 'UU bulk, landing this day on North Atlantic
Wbarf.
IM KTORK:
2000 BHRH LS Pill MK YELLOW COEN, IN SACKS.
i7d0 bushels Prim- Osts.
7ii0 biles SupenorTim t'iy Hay.
For sale low, oy 3*0. 8 BIRD, JR., A CO..
M?y 28 Corner church and Tradd streets.
200? BUSHELS MIXED FEED
CORR?.
IN STORE, AND FOB SALE BY
C. D. OWENS,
' East Bay, In rear of Old Po st office.
May 18_6^
CORN AFLOAT !
PAAA BUSHELS PBIME WHITE-LANDING |
DUUU P^r Behr. Wenonah. For sale low, by
J. W. HPBAGUE k BRO.,
No 2 North Atlantic Wharf, and
Marji_9_No. 70 East Bay.
CORN. OATS AND BACON.
^fQQQ BUSHELS PRTMK WHITE PROVISTO!
Soo bushels prime Yellow Corn
SOO bushels Mixed Corn
1000 bushels Virginia Heavy Oats.
ABTD,
9099 ttl. prim? Virginia BACON SIDES and SHOUL?
DERS
WOO ?a. extra quality Virginia Family Hams.
f th store and for sale by .
ISAAC E. HERTZ A CO.,
No. 901 East Bay, corner of Onmberlend-ttreet
May 98_ ' \._, 4
COLEMAN'S GENUINE LONDON
MUST Alt D, PICK LBS, SAUCES. .TEL- I
LIES, PH ESK3.V KS, COl> DEN 9 ED MILK,
??o?ase TOBACCO. ?
CANS, 2 -LBS. E40H, COLEMAN'S GEN?
UINE MUSTARD
LOO cans PichUa, Bau? s. and Jellies
6 oana Condensed Al Uk
10 kegs Sour-Kraut, -..-vf? .>-? J .
1 aim, . ' -
6 cases extra qu J ty 8MOKINO TOBACCO.
For sale by IiAAC & HERTZ A CO/,
No. 901 EMt Bay. comer ot Cumber land-it.
May 23 ,_1 4
NAILS*
DUU For sal. by A. TOBIAS* SONS.
May 98_-mtntb8_No j 881 sst Bay.
CANDLES.
1 f\r\ BOXES "SIAB" OANL-LES. .
1 U' ) Poro-ie by A. TOB AS* 8058, .
May 98_mtutte_No. 88 Biat Bay.
BACON.
6HMDS BACON SIDES.
For sale by A. TOBIAS' SONS, ,.
May I?_mtnthS_No. 86 East Bay.
SHERRY WINE AND LONDON|
G"BJ)IAL OIS. _ 1
2r QUARTER OASES SHE BB Y WINI. , fc
? 198 oases London Cor dial Gin-pints.
In store and for sale by
ISAAC E. HERTZ k CO.
Na Ml East Bsy, corner of Cumberland.
May* , 4..
FLOUR.
Q f\ f \ BARRELS bUPAR FLOUR. FOB SALE
OKJVJ by RA VEN EL & CO.
May 17_? ' ? I j
OLD JAMAICA RUH.
ASUPERIOR ARTiOLK-DIRECT IMPORTATION.
For sale by J. H RISLEY,
No. 110 East Bay, cor. Accommodation Wharf.
May?_I ? ?
PRIME NEW CROP H?SC?
TAD'S MOLASSES.
DIRECT IMPORTATION, IN HODS. AND BB LS
For sala low, to olote consignment.
J. H. RISLEY,
. No. rOHsat Bay, corner of Accommodation Wharf.
May 98_? ?
HAVANA LEAF AND SPANISH]
SMOKI9G TOB AC CO.
7BVLE8 FILLS BS H ?VAN A TO EH OOO <
1 bain Wrapper? Havana Tobacco
1000 package? of -Superior 8paol<h Smoking Tobaooo,
sad X lb -of the most ode br? tod brands.
For sale low, ia lots to suit purchasers, oy i
DlDOTTES a SALAS,
May 8_thstnl?_o. 118 Bait Bay.
~ FOR SALE.
OK AAA PR1MI? SOUTHERN FLAST?RIN? I
. ?O. V> V..M * LATHS t andi feste lnvhealong, at {
$8.00 per thousand. Apply 'o
WHUiTON S PET8nH'8
Car Works and Planing Mills,
Goruer Line-street and nailroad.
Maolt*. .,_ ... ._
COTTON SEED.
*>>?A BTJ8HKLS OdOIUK FRIPP SEA ISLAND
AV O V COTI ON BRED. For sale oy
. A. CHILDS Ar 00.,
Mar 4 No 103 East Bav-streot. Ohydeston. a a
COTTON GINS:
nnHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING COMPLETED THEIR
X arrangemeiite once more for th- manufacture of
the best COTTON GINS ever made In thia country, sro
now prepared to reeerre orders from Planters and
O'ht rs wishing to purchase.
Tb" long established sha will known reputation of
ELLIOTT'S COTTON GINS, will, we hope, be a s nin?
den t guarantee that the article will give entire satiafac
Uaa. 3. M. ELLIOTT ? Co.,
^ m Wlansboro, 8 C.
~6E0. W, WILLIAMS tc CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.,
OFFER FOB 8 ALE LOW FOR CASH:
1 ?\f\f\ SAOS* LIVERPOOL SALT
lUUv 3000 barrels nogar-A, Band 0
900 bags Bio and Java Coffee
II ?JO kegs Nails, assorted
600 coUs Marulliand Hemp Rope
100 balee Gunoy and Dundoo Bagging
10 J barr, ls Molas.es and Myrup
3<0 boxe* Adamantine and Sprrm Oandtes
200 kotta Powder-?h<>l?, han* and quarter kegs
SOO hies Shot and Lead
SOO bbl? H?ur-Fine, 8uper and Extra
300 d"?son Buckets. Broomo and Tubs
Copara?. Blutstoio. Madder
Indigo. Sp'cea Mar. h, Yt-ast Powder
8oda, Piuklea, Su-dlnee, Teas, MaokeraLetc. etc.
May 10 tlistnlmn
WAPPOO MILLS.
THE WAPPOO MILL3 (FORMERLY THE PROPER
1Y of Mr. J. H STEIN M LY t R), bave been thor?
oughly overhauled and are now in full operation. I am |
prepared to cut Yellow and Pitch Pine Lumber of an v
length and atze, at ehortert notloe, from a large and weil
acleo ed a tock. At low tide there is 13 feet of water at |
my Wharf, and ?'lspatch can be guaran te*-d to veesela.
Any orders entrusted to me will be carefully executed
under my personal super vision.
May 18_<m_>_JOHN G THURSTON.
MARSHALL HOUSE,
BROUGHTON-STEEET,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
THTB FTR8T-CLA8S HOTEL HAS BEEN RE-MO- j
DEL KD and newly re-f amish td, end put in perfeot |
order throughout
The travelling pub'io mar rest assured they will find
oom'ortable a*.ommodadons at thia House.
May 33 Imo A. 3. LUCE, Proprie JOT.
POR LIVERPOOL_130 BALKS
OF COTTON WANTED -The fut eeiiiiig
american Bark HELEN SANDS, F. E. Otis
Master, wants the above named quantity of
Upland Cotton, or ita equivalent In Sea Island, and will
leave with dispatch.
For balance of Freight engagements, apply to
8TBEET BH0TBEK8 k CO.,
May 20_ No. 7* East Bay.
FOR LIV KR POOL,_THE! A !?0.1
?American ship HUDSON, 3- P. Potter, Master,
>req"ir-s one hundred bales Cotton, and will
.have immediate dispatch tor the above port
For Freijht engagements apply to
May 25_ WILLIS k OHI8QLM
THF. NORWEGIAN BARBI ORION'
v N. Evensen, Master, will take 260 bales Ootton
> to AU up. Apply to
. MA tom A j,i BEACH k 00.,
May 23_ No. M Broad street
WM? LIVKUFliuli.-TUB S?W
Br .sh bark EZRA, Bradshaw master, bavins:
a pot Hon of her cargo engaged, will meet with
dispatch for the above port For freight en
gagement? apply to BOBERT MUBE k CO.,
April 37_Boyce si Co.'s Wharf.
VVANTED-A VESSEL TO LOAD
'lumber for a pnrt in Cuba. Highest rateneeid,
?and quick dispatch given. Apply to "S"
. 3. H. RISLEY,
No. 110 East Bay, cor. Accommodation Wharf.
May 26_
TV WANTED TO CHARTER, VES.
gOSELS to load lumber for Windward Islands
} and return oenone. Highest rates paid*, and
. dispatch at each point. -I. H. RISLEY,
No. 110 East Bay, cor. Accommodation Wharf.
May 26_
A VESSEL OF OM ?.'. HUNDRED TO I
? two hnndred M feet capacity, wanted to load
. for Bar ba doe a and a mai s et Oargu reedy.
J. H. BISLEY,
No. 110 East Bay, cor. Accommodation Wharf.
Hey M
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
AND
COTILLION PARTY
Around the Harbor, Stopping at Mount
Pleasant,
THIS EVENING. MAX 2STH, 186?, AT 7J? O'CLOCK,
From the foot of Harket street.
Messrs. HOTT BR0THEES
BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE LADIES ABD
GENTLEMEN of Charleston that they have en?
gaged the fine steamer BOOKLAND for the above
excursion. They also desire to inform the pabilo
generally that lt ls their intention to make this the most
pleasant affair of the kind that will Use place thia sea?
son. At 10 o'clock ' P. M. the steamer will Und at
Mount Pleasant, and the party will proceed to MSYITB
PAVILION HOTEL, where refreehmenU wi? be tar?
nished to Uie ladlee free. A large platform baa also
been erected, end. the Band- of tho 6th U. 8. Infantry
hs? been engaged for the occasion. ' I
TICKETS for Ladies and Gentlemen, f 8.
TICKETS for.Gentlemen, $2. . _
And oan be procured et the principal Hotels and
Bookstore*: also MOTT BROTHERS, Bo. 5,State st-eet
MOTT'S PAVILION HOTEL, Mount Pleasent, or on tba
boat . ; .. e 1 , May?
MOUNT PLEASANT
S Uli LI T?S'J IS LAB XL FBERT
gTVtt AND ' AFTER SUNDAY, ami INSTANT, TBS
\J trips of the Steamer w?i be aa rollo<vs: >
.''' ' C? ?7 hoarjra caa BBBB&TI I ' '. {
Leave City foralfciPleekant *t 10 Am.'SA?d^ P. M.
Leave Mt. Pleasant for City at 8 A M., UM. and ?X
P. M. ^
rr ? ?? ~4M auatSAT:
LeaveOity-at,;...?i...?...10A ii., hi, and7 ?. ?.
Leave Honst Pleasant at 0 A M., M M., % and ex J- JJ.
Leave City for- Sall! van's Uland at 10 A M. end S P. M.
Leave Sullivan's island for City at UK A. BL andI P. IL
VIA BEAUFORT.
THE SPLENDID SKA-GOING STEAMER
EMILIE,
CAPTAIN GEORGE H. BEAU TOBT,
ll ALL LEAVE AS ABOVE EVER? THUBSDAY
W HIGH r, at 10 o'clock. j "
For Fro otu or passage, epply on board, at Sen th ern
Wharf, or to E.L?. MoOOBMIOK.
?Freight received until sunset OS Thursday. :
j May.'Jg . .-. g ; .1 ? ?? '_v
FOR SAVANNAH, via BEAU
FORT Aftp M LT ON HEAD. ;
THE FAVO RITE STEAMER
FANNIE,;
OAPTAIB W. T. MoNELTY,
HAVING HANDSOME 8 r ATE-BOO M AOOOHHO.
DATIONS wUl receive Freight et AcnommodatSoo
Wharf, and leave every Saturday Mernina, at 8 o'clock.
Returning, will leave Savannah every Tuesday Morning.
For FroightorPassage, apply on board, or to
FERGUSON A HOLME8,
Hay 7 Accommodation Wharf.
FOR FLORIDA.
THE FINE STEAMER
KATE,
CAPT. T. J. LOCKWOOD.
IT/IT L LEAVr. BO TOE A OOM NORTH WHARF,
v v Charleston, 4fc>ry Sunday Horning, at 6 A. M ,
for Fl ri.'a via Brsufort Hilton Heud. Hsvannth, Bruna
wion. BL Mary's. Fernandina, Jacke .avilie. Filatka, and
all intermed?ate landluss on ihe ft, 3 hn's Elver
RETURNING, will leave savannah -very Thursday.
The KA : H baa been tborooibly refitted and put lu
th-m?st complete order, for elegance ana the comfort
of Passenger-.
For Freight er Passage apply on board, or at the
office on Bo co's Wharf.
? ootl s received at the office, Ha'iy, and stored free of
extra ohar^e. T. 3. LOOKWOOD, Agent
May 10
WOTICK.
OFFICE ENGINEER AN i ' 8 rr ERIN rENDENT,
CHdRLhSTON A>D 8\V H B v ll.ROAD CO.,
CHABXSSTOU, S C., May 31,18.6.
FOB THE ACCOM vi O DAI I< >N OF PLAN TE B8 BE
81DI>(*IN T ti E CITY, an Extra Train wiU, unt"l
further notice. lea*?< Charleston ivrry Monday, at 6 30
A. M., arriving at Wblte Hail, st 10 16 A M. B turn?
ing same day, will l?ave bite Hall at S P. M., and ar
r ve et charla too at 6.80 P H.
Fi eight f >r thia Tr.lu roust be so derlroatt-d on the re?
ceipt, and wal be charged at double rat??
H. S HAINF8,
May 22 tn>h?6 Engin er and Superintendent
tar BGINB?T A BURKE RECEIVE THh
lato?tNew York DAfijas every afterno ,ru P-tct
0VMB. ?r?Ka a "?cu
FREIGUT AND PASSAGE
GREATLY E?DDOED.
FOB NEW YOEE.
THE REGULAR O KITED STAl'iSb HAIL USE
OF FIB8T-OLAS8 STEAMERS,
QUAKER CIT! I SARAGOSSA,
ANDALUSIA I OUASADA,
THE BTEAMSHIF
S -A. 3R. A. GkO S-A. i
CAPTAIS CHU WELL,
TTTTLL LEAVE ?N SATURDAY. 2d OE JUNE. KO I
TT fr> ight received unless engaged et our offloe.
May 88_RAVEN hx a uu. agente.
New Vttrk and ??iarleston j
PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP COMPiRT.
PARE REDUCED TO $Q5.
Loaring each Port every Alternate Thorvdi, y.
STEAMSHIP EMILY B. SOLDER,
OAR. A W. LOCKWOOD.
BTE A MS H IP MONERA,
OAR. 0. P. HABSHMAJI.
rTTHESE STEAMSHIPS, OFF EBING EVERY DR DD CTR
J. MENT TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVELING
PUBLIC, having superior .ocommodmtloaa for Passen?
gers, with tables supplied by every luxury Ut? New Yoi?
and Chsrieeton inarkets can afdrd; sad, for safety, speed
and comfort, are nari vail od on the coast
THE STEAMSHIP
MONBKA,
_ CAPTAIN a P. MABSHKAN. .
H7TLL LsUV? NORTH ATLAKT?o WHAB7, OB
ff THURSDAY, May 3,, at -o'ciook.
liberal advances made on ormstgjrmenU to Nsw York.
For Freight or Pacsage apply at the offioe of the Afffrn?.
WILLIS * OHB30LM. K??
North Atlantic Whait
OcnaUgneee ta New York-Messrs. UVTNGSTON, FOI
h 00_;_ May
PACIFIC MML8T. AM8IIP COMPANY'S
THROUGH LINE
GAIATFORNIA;
TO?OHING AT j
MEXICAN PORTS,
. ABD j .
CARRYING THE U. 8. M^ll,
Through in Twenty-two Days.
BxmaicrBxrs on an Ooarromw ow THxPaozrm
ATT.A pxio, wm ran
ABIZoNA......on LO RA no
HENRY CHAUNCEY..._CONSTITUTION
NEW FORK.GOLDE " OITF
OCIAN QUEEN.U AO h A MENTO
NORTHERN LIGHT..GOLDEN AGS
COSTARICA.MONTANA, bo, Ac
?.NB OF THE ABOVE LABOE AND SPLENDID
t Steamships w?l leave Pier No. 43 North Bl ver, foot
Canal-street at 19 o'oiook, noon, on the let 11th end
91et of every month (except when those dah-e fall on
Sunday, and then'on the preceding Sa tn HUT), forASPlN
WALL. connecting via Panama Railway with one of the
Oompany'e Steamships from Panama for SAN FRAN?
CISCO, touohLag at ACAPULCO, ' H
Departoree of 1st and 31st 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 end steerage paeseng/re erith
families. Also, an allowance of. ONE-QUARTER on
through ratee to clergymen and their families, end
school teachers; soldiers haring honorable discharges,
RALF FARA
One hundred pounds baggage allowed to each adult
Baggage-m aa tere accompany baggage through' end at?
tend to ladlee end children without male protectors.
Baggage ' received on the dock the day. before sailing,
from steamboats, railroads, and passengers who prefer
to send down early. J '
Au export ec cod Surgeon on board. Medicine and at?
tendance free.'
For Passage Tickets, or further information, sophy at-,
the Company's Ticket Office, on the Wharf, FOOT OF
CANAL-STREET, NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK.
April 3 . ?moe *-g K. BOLMAN, Agent
P?S8A0E_BED?CED!!
CHEAP PASSAGE TO VB FROS
EUROPE.
BY BAILING SHIPS, BAILING EVERY WEEK.
Alan, by the
SPLENDID MATT, STEAMERS,
Ba. rtng every WEDNESDAY oed SATURDAY to and
from New York. I
Great Reduotion in Fare to _
' CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA. i
DRAFTS FOB ANY AMOUNT on Greet Britain ene
Deland, at the very Lowest Bates. I
Passengers, on arrival in New York, will have then
baggage removed Free, and every care bestowed or
them.
For Passage, Ac, apply to P. SHEAHAN, Na 331
West street New York, or
M. M. QUINN ? BROTHES,
Na 037 Krrto Smnvr. OEABXKSTOB:, 8. &,
And Na 187 Broad street opposite Monument street,
amm.ta O. A, Irr C Ah rn arv n
MANSION HOUSE,
BROAD STREET,
OPEN FOB PERMANENT, DAY, OB TRANSIENT
BOARDERS.
ICE-CREAM SALOON ATTACHED.
tiir TERMS SEASONABLE
May 10_MPME. T. M. BUT JES Proprietress.
VICTOEIA HOTEL.
F. OFDEBEECK, Proprietor.
THJH HOTEL 18 NOW OPENED ON THE E[TROPE AN
PLAN. It has been remodelled ai d refurnished
throughout The iraveUtag porOio, transient victors, or
otht-rs, wih find In L all ti e luxuries ol a tlBtfl-CLASS
ES ABLIsHMENT, combined with the comforts of
home.
Tho location is one o the nvet airy and pleasant for
gommer. A Billiard '-atom for tbe lovers of this
healthful exercise ls attached. No pams or expense
spared to give entire satisfaction.
May ll_F. OPDBBBEOK.
SOrW^W 1 A V KA K MAU ti BY AN % ONE
id\J\J\J WI TB $15.-Stencil 'J oole. No ex
?ecence neoeinary The IT??I.lents, Casillera,. 11
1 reesirrer< o: three Ba^as m.iocw n-ciro nae. t
'ree * t j t? r> -ex l I es tbs Amerton N .?tl ' il
wons, io. .as?bu, V ,r MO ... Marchi i
PHILIP H. KEGLEE,
?m
COLECTION AGENT
GENERAL COMMISSIONER
. \<;\?r-&r-ir .wm\ "J:
.. CHECKS ON" !
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON and
CINCINNATI.
? iii. us .;. : LU
-0
OFFICE Ug
N(? IO Broad-^
CHARLESI?Z) M. S. (j.
May M . . r\r*n 'ltt'o r,
UNIVERSAt
UFE INSERIATE EOMPiiffl,
NEW YORK,
PHILIP H. KEGLER,
. ' . 2J4 ? ... - ? IJI ?
INO. IO BROAD STREET,
OHAKLE3TON, Sr O.
Please call before y OB nate else?
where.
May aa . ? ?, :,. ?., * r, - | mo
TRifELLERS'LWMB ,
HARTFORD, CONN.?
ACCIDENT ?HS?RANCE SOHPAIT
- c. y , d . ;. /.? i. - -i ?ii , j
rs THIS OOUNTBY, % ?
PHILIP f lli?l
NO. 10 BROAD STRIprr, : i
CHARLESTON, B. 0.
Please caN at the Offieef or niora*
iieo.
May_' " ._i mo
DUS. RlllL & 1MB
ANNODNOS TO.THEIP. FRIENDS AND THE PUB?
LIC that they hayo established themselves ai AP OT HE
CAE IE8 nod DRUGGISTS at tho N0BTHWB8T COR?
NER OF KING AND MARKET STREETS. Their stock
has been carefully selected by one of the firm, in per?
son, and obtained chiefly from SOETEEFLEN A BROS.,
and' Dr. E. E. SQUIBB, Manufacturer of Specialties.' J
They offer, a choice variety of PERFUMERY, F ANO Y
ARTICLES,and FRENCH PROPRIETARY REMEDIES,
Sp?cial attention wu> ba paid to the PUTTING UP
OF PRESCRIPTIONS ; efficient olerks having been
secured ; and one of the firm will al ?raya be in attend?
ance. Dra. RAOUL A LYN AH will also attend to their
professional duties from thia store. ! Hay ?
WM. H.
COMMISSION MERCHANT
.AND . j m r
REAL ESTATE AGEN?3\
NO. 33 HAYNE^TRKBT.
May 1 ' tuthsSmo
SCRIVEN B-OUSE
THIS FTR>T-CLAKS HOTEL HAYING BEEN RENO?
VATED and newry furnia bed, ls now open for the
reception of tho travelling puhMo.
6. MCGINLEY, Proprietor.
Mayas_ arno
THE
ENGLISH IND JUIN BIM,
LIMITED.
I VCORPORATED UrYDER ?THE COMPA?
NIES' ACT, 1860."
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL ? 1,800,000,
IN 60,000 ?HARES OF ?30 EACH.
First Lune, 90,000 Shares, and the remainder to be ls
I sued a? n ay be required, under the sane ti oa of a Gen?
eral Meeting.
I THE ENGLISH & AMERICAN BANK,
LIMITED,
Haring opened Offices at Na ?3 WALL STREET, NEW
I YOKE, ls PD pared to sell BiUs of Exchange on th?
ENGLISH AUB AMERICAN bANK (LIMITED), Lon
'don, sud on the UNION BANK OF LONDON; to buy
Bills of Exchange, and to lasuo Commercial and Travel?
ers' Oredite, available m all parts of the world. Com?
mercial Credits Issued for nae in the
BAST INDIES, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIA, WILL BS
UPON THE ORIENTAL BANK COBPOBATION OF
LONDON. ? "
, Further particulars may be ascertained on application
at the Office, No. 63 Wall street
WILLIAM W<>OD. Manager.
GEO BURGH ALL WATTS, Assistant Manager.
April 3_8M0*
CEDAR CAM PHOR
CEDA li CAMPHOR FOR M"THS. bY OUZKN
or .rroas. WM. eCHLSFFELIN A Ol).,
Mer*? tn thal New York. 1
PRATT & WILSON BROW
?OLTJ^nsr.
SOUTHERN IMPORTING
AND
MANUFACTURING
v ?RUG HOUSE,
No. 238 King-street
PRATT & ll BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
AND
MANUFACTUBING CHEMISTS,
No. 238 KING-STREET, I
F0?B7H DOOK ABOVE MARKET-6T,
Charleston, S. G. ,
N. A. PRATT, 1 S, W. WILSON. f P. B. WTLSOK.
Chemist to late Graduate ot
as Nitre and Phila. College
Mining Bu- ' ' of Moiftl
nan. ?. Chemist u late I
I 0. 8. Ord. Dept. 1
The Proprietors are Native Georgiana
CAMPHOR, CASTOR OLL,
BALSAM FIB, OOP LIVER OIL,
BALSAM C?FAIBA ESSENTIAL OILS,
ISINOLAHS, ^ OPIUM.
- GELATINE, MUSTARD
CHEMICALS.
?uikilU 1'? : > ^ 8TTP. GARB. SODA.
BORAX, SULPHURIC ACID,
EPSOM SALTS, TART ARIO ACED,
GLAUBER 8ALTS, CREAM TARTAR,
COPPERAS, POTASS,
BLUESTONE, CONCENTRATED LYI,
SAL SODA, SILICATE OF SODA,
S PIB IT 8.
i * ?fa .'?t .' fin ji??,s$i?itfe} .-i :?:c}, ....:.>!
ALCOHOL, M
COLOGNE SPIRITS, <*.
, '. FRENCH BRANDY, .
& "*iJ :'';':ri!?DBI?kSTDn^ fte., 4c
FLINT AND GREEN GLASS,
ALLSORTS AND
MEDICINES.
EXTRACTS, CHLO:
FLUID EXTRACTS, ETHE
TINCTURES,' ^" SUGAR
Any Preparft?cr? made to order.
PATENT MEDICINES
No. 238 King-street.
HEGEMOT8 OOD LIVES OH* .
HEGE MAN'S ELXXIB OP BABE,
( ' HEOEMAN'8 PREPARATIONS TN FULL,
. WOBM LOZENGES. Hardy's and Halitrway*.
AGUE CUBES AND AGUE TONICS,
%08TETTBB'S BITTERS,'
DRAKE'S BITTEB8,
HOOFLAND'S BITTERS,
J } ' ) AYaTTS BAB8APA1ULCA? 'V V\ i \ 2
Hl??D3OIJ),'8'BU0H0? " " 1
BROWN'S ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER,
JAYNE'S PREPARAT IO>8,
BROWN 'S TB0CHES FOB COUGHS,
PELLS-Hooper's, Clark's, Wright's, Ajer's, sw
TARRANT'8 APERIENT,
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, ha, Ac.
AH other most popular and reliable;
HOMEOPATHIC REM??DIEB,
?o. 288 Kii^-itreet.
SOAPS,
OLD BROWN WTNDBOB, GENUINE LOWS, fancy
styles,1 large assoc' mont,
LAUNDRY SOAP, aWOWBR BAB; cheeper than Tw.
pea tine Soap,
'J f :
DYE
No. 238 KESTG-ST.,
F A..1ST O Y
AHO
TOILET
ARTICLES.
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