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?iie Daily ?STews. FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1860. OFFICIAL. . LIST OF LETTERS Bemaining in the Poetofflce at Charleston, for the week ending JUNE 7, 1868, and ordered to be print ed in THE DAILY NEWS, agreeably to tho following seo Uon of tho now Poatofflco Law, aa tho nowspapor having the largeat circulation in the City of Charleston: SECTION 6. And bo it further enacted, That Bata of lot ters remaining uncaUed for In any Poetofflce in any city, town or village, wbero a newspaper shall bo printed, shall hereafter be published onco only in the newspaper which, being published weekly or oftonor, shaB have the largest circulation within rango of deUvery of tho said office. , jgr Persons caUlng for Letters Advertised, should ?tato that they aro "Advertised." mr Offl?^? hours from 8 A. M. tq 6 P. M. On Bun days, from 0 o'clock to 10 o'clock, A. M. STANLEY G. TROTT, Acting Postmaster. ^^?OlS-dETST'S LIST. ?'. ? ' Abbot, Mrs W Ailinn, Carrie F Aron, Martha Adams, Caro ino Adason, Hester ABomong, Mary J Allison, Lucy A Alston, Fatuey Allanioug, Mrs M Austin, Mrs B Bavy, Mr? C Barnett, Mary Baban, Margret J Banks, Vlrglnnia Bailor, Lydia D B?guest, Mrs A Berry, Llizie Beylot, Mr? E F Deaden, Mrs L Burton, Mlaa R Biddlo, (-arah Bight, Anna Black, Erna O Boyd, Susan Bowors, Miau E Bryan, Mr? A Burohley, Miss J Burdler, Ann Bush, Miss R A Bub, Mrs A Burke, Mrs W Bnrko, Mrs W J Brown, M?BB Este O Carpen tor, Mar grot E Cuttel, Marey Car, Louisor Carmand, Mra A Canley, Mra Geo F C harall, Sarah A Orntt, Madame Cleary, Mrs D develan d, Martha Clogett, Mra W Cooper, BOBO Cox, Susan Cerdos, Miss H Oohley, Mary Ooloman. Mattlo Colson, Hattle M Oobbran. Miss L Cosgrove, Mary Cochran, Miss I, Coleman, Mrs M A Coghlan, Margret Conley, Mary Cralgo, Mrs J W D Dalson, Mrs M Daylo, Julia Daley, Catherine Desales, Miss D Donovan, Elizi? Doig, Mrs John Doyle, Catharine ?1 Egloaton, Dolhy Eldrod. Mrs O P EmlUnetto, Mina. AC Endorlo, Ana \f Finley, Mrs Dr Flshman, Mrs M Field, Mrs F K Fold?, Lucy Veil, Billia Flynn, Mrs B Folly. Miss E J Forgttee, Anne Fommon, Anna Francis, Sarah Gr Gardner, Mrs A 0 Gadsden, M?as H A GadsdeDa^urs E B C3 Goarty, Anna Qobreb, Mary T Gllbort, Mra S B UBI. Lizzlo GUI, Mrs John P Gibbes, Sarah Ann Glover, Mrs Geo A Oleo, Hitor O Gordon, Lucy Ann Gregorio, Sarah A O rant, Rrsa Graves, Bullio Qreer, Isedon J roy, LouiBla Gribble. EUzla Oreen, Ann EC HoperoB, Mai toda Hamilton, Sarah Unir, Lizzie U?U, Ellen Hannahan, Mra J S Harbison, Mary Harten, Mrs H L Haneveh, Mra Happy, Nancy Hea?lderly, Ellon HUnon, Mrs W E Hoffe, Mrs E M Hohnes, Mary D X Ironmonger, HIM SB Ingham, Mrs B ?T Janklns, Haunah Jenkins, Blnah Jomes, Jane Jonson, Martha Kane, Mrs July Easey, Emma Kavooaugh, Eliza beth Xt Laclnson, Miss M Lawton, Mrs W W Laurance, Miss F N Loonard, Mies D Levy, Moses Lord, Agnes Locke, Mary O Locke, Mrs S B Luden, Mrs J Luaare, MIBB D Mular, Lone B Maleroy, Mrs O B Marshall, Hannah Mader, Mlbs F Martut, Mrs C Mingan, Grace Mnlott, Fannie Mlokey, Annie Mickey, Mary Middloton, SaUie Miles, Mrs E Micho!, Margret Mcaliul, Verglnnla MltchoU, Laura E Milligan, Bhlno Middleton. Mra A Mott?, Jane Molen, Ann 0 Murray, Emily J 3VEo McOoven, Emma Julie Mccormick, Mrs McKinnoy, Janie McKay, Emily W McMillan, Sarah Nocks, Anna Newton, Misa M Nalhan, Lilly 0 O'Neal, Clara Oliver, Mra H A O'Brian, Mra I? Purso, Mrs T Purse, EUzla A Porcher, Anne S Pelper, Mrs M Penllus, Mlas S Pickett, Miss M Bell Phinizer, Miss 0 Pearoe, Hattle Patrick, Mrs Dr J B Q Quackenbush, Miss M at Bandors, Mary Ann Belo, Miss F T Becher, Mra D Bhett, Emma E Biker, Ella Boper, Julia Ann Bodolf, PaUa Ann BOBS, Mia? J Robinson, Mrs Boll Boase, Martha E D Robinson, Anne Boper, J lilla Bulfloll, Mrs M O By burn. Mary A S Stonnington, Lula ?mitti, Isabella Smith, Julia Smith, Mis? M Smith, Hunan E Simons, Ann Simmons, Anulo j Summers, Mar* Bret 8watts, Miss P Swinton, Al loo strain, Catherine Speisslgger, Miss O H Sewol, Miss H Scott, Fairney Sadler, Mrs O A Sandon, Mrs J H Haultors, Mra P Hilvo, Mra O H T Thiellng. Meeta | Toomey, Mrs Tomer, Martha Thompson, Mrs M WB Thayer, Sarah A Terry, Phebo "V Vida!, Miss A Vonharten, Mrs B -w Walker, Miss O Walker, Mra B J Way, E EUie Wagner, Misa F Wagner, Mra Dr Wanneberge, Mary Ward, Miss E Westlington, Ellar Wall, Mrs M J White, Anny Whiteside, Miss Mile ? haley, Mra J S Wittpen, Mrs F WllUe, Miss D O Wilbur, Mrs A Witoopskey, Mary Woraloar, Misa L Wright, Mrs G A Wright, Mary irvLEUsr's LIST. . A. Alp ora, John A Ancrum, Simon AndUB, Jno D Andrews, Jacob Auguse, D S Blrchfleld, Thoa Baly, Toble Baly, Alonza 8 BaU, EH Batey, Geo Banor, F L Bernard, A Bltzeenom, Jno Blrfort. B Bner, M Bert, O Blnferd, B BeU, N Biro, E Blnnlngham, Jno Bird, 1 Biryard, Tin Blanken, O H Bowes, Jas Boola, Joseph Britton, Thoa O Brickwedoll, Peter Burrows, o V Bnttor, Chan Burke, B Burge, OS Byrne, Q Brown, E O Carral], fhos Carrall, g p OampoeU, Geo Garston, W Callaghan, B Carney, X Oadeg, w Carsten, A O Campbell, BJ Chapman, Sam! J Ohspln. Frank W S??rke, W E ?}*eson, J H ?larko, R Oormoir, J Cooper, Moses S^oot.'Mr uohman, WL *J?hman, Jaa O'owley. Jaa Crane, Henry Creighton, T M X> Dancers, A B Davis, S Dentz, Jno Desverney, J 0 Dosoome. W Dexon, W Decblnson, J B Dodge, J P Dowd, Thos Dorhowotz, Mr Droyton, J Brawdy. O B Dammett, Jno Dtirrent. Dr _B Eades, W Estes, EC JP Flashburg, W R Faber, J L Fish, W H Flory, F E Fox, O B Foster, G Fox, J J , Fogarty, 0 Force, G H Fraser, P Frise. F Frloher, W Frazer, J W Gtayar, N Gardner, 0 P - Gall woy, W Garrott. 8 B C3 Gerard, O Gowlnner, N livers, M A Gill, J P Gilbert, 8C Gotlng, T Gould, J H Goodman, R D Gogin, M Graham, J Green, W, Green, Frank Gul mann, D J XX * Harper, Peter Harrison, O W Halted t. H Hall, J B Harstodt, H Hammond, T M Harrington, Jas Hanneck, L Holl, James B Hoey, W Hazelton. Mr HiuuiuL-laolcb, F Heart, H H Hoidt, F J Helcael, L Heyer, J H Hoyle, J B Hloki, H H Hoffman, S Howrief, O Hows k Macoy Holmes, J P Houston, G Holbrook, M Hoffman, A J Holms, H Hutchins. C ?T Jackson, H B Jacobs, J O Jenkins, Frank Jessen,C O Jolts, 8 Jen kio B, J Joyner, T W Johnson, N Jones, H M Jonsen,H | Johnson, G W Jonue, N Kumon, P Kilroy, John Kibler, A King, Mr King, J King, H Kohnke, O F ' Knight, Henry Kramer, B F X. Lartgan, F La Val, J Ley. F Leoeane, J P Liles, B B Lebenthal, E Law, N Lennean, G Lerin, J Lloyd, J Lownio, W Loth.B Lopg, Jaa Long, Jno Lofton, H M Ludios/, WA Lucas, Geo' Mag wood, ? H Matheson, J W Maooy, O 0 * Mayor, Mr Mack, Wm Mathowa, Wm Ma8>ck.Edwd Maraholl, Jno Meyboig, Diod rieh Merrill, Jas E Minott, Henry I MhienbeUner k Cox Molegon, Jno H Monsees, B Montgomery, Thos Mood, A Mooney, H Mulligan, A B Muller, Henry Murphy. Peter Mullor, Hlnrioh Murrey, Adam Muller, H H Mo Mccormick, Mr MoOurdy, H B i McDoweU, J E MoK lerer, Danl MoLevad, B W McLean, Stephen O' O'Brian, Luke O'Brian, J B Oakley. H G O'Connor, Jno ? ippol, Geo O'Roark, Patt O'Bourko, Jas O'sullivan, Roger Owens, J D I? Parry, Jas D Pilgrim, J B Peoples, Thos Pezant, A F Phillipa, Jno Ponnyfeatber, Aritoney Phillipa, Chu W Phyney, Jas Pitxel, W PoUook, Wm Porter, W M Price, Thoa Frentie, Wm A <__ Qatemkn, Col H \m Bauso, Henry J Rauso; F E Ransier, A J Boynolds, Ja? Henar, Jaa Began, W B Bones, Thoa Blocke, Gerhard Bight, Wm Riggs, J N Eivers, W B Bice, Pompey Bobertuon, Geo H Robinson, Jas R Bodrlok, Jno Borner, F Bunken, H Buddy, Thos 8 Salvo, Vincent Sohweeke, J Sohelder, J 8chlanbauni, HL Seokendorff, Malor Slgel, Mr bhUlook, A U Moling, Fred Sharkey? Jno ?Smith, Joseph H Smith, Francis L Spring, B ', Sturgeon, Geo W Stuart, Duncan Steward, Rev T G Swailea, Stephen , rp 'Pilton k Miller Thlbbdoro, Oapt J To] and, Dr EJlhu To why, Jno M Tolebert, Vessmo Turner, M T Twcodv. B D TT Utsey, D D "V Vandovoro, H Vanderhorso, David Vanoo, A H Yanhook, J T Vaughan. J H Varnor, W B Von Olahn, Dldrlok .v Von Harton, Died rich -w Waahington, Goo Watson, V A Wairo, l. A Waller, Anton Watlcs, Wm Wnkfor, Chas S Washington, Toby Ware, V A Welch. B H W Wondelkon, Jobann Drdrlch Woaooat, T M Webb, Tbos J Wblto, Wm Willy, D L WiUIa, Jno O Williams, Capt W Williams, Gilbert Wynne, Nicholas sr Young, (loo koang. Hezekish D9* Porsons depositing letters in tho PoetoQlco will pleaso to place the stamp near tho upper right band cor. nor of tho ouvolopo, and thoy will also pleaso to remem ber that without tho stamp a lettor cannot bo mailed, but must bo sont to the Dead Lettor Oillco. June 8 TO TURPENTINE DISTILLERS. rpHE UNDEBSIONED HAS ON HAND AUOUT TWO J. thousand BABBEL SHOOE8, made of the bott seaaonod white oak Btavos, holding from 42 to IB gal lons each, which ho Is selling at $4 SO a piece, deltvorod at the Ballroad dopot in this city. The barr?la war ranted In every respect, and the spirits will soil as readily as In any othor barrels. June 7_4_JOBN K. BEVIN. MOLASSES. NEW OBOP OABDENAS MOLASSES, IN BBLS. AND Tierces New York Sugar Houso Molasses, in bbls. For sale by CHAH. H. MO?SE h CO., June 7 2_No. 16 Hayno stroot. FLOUR AND SYRUP. Os^aiO. BBLS. FLOUB, different grades. OKJyJ a? bM* Syrup. Just received by Quaker City, and for solo by June 7_li_B AVEN EL St CO. CAROLINA RICE FOB SALE IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT FAMILIES OR OB00EBS, at lowoat market rates. FLOCK. 40 bbls. low priced FLOUR THOS. H. A W. DEWEE?, Juno 6 6 No. 83 East Bay. 50 BICE! BICE! TLEBOES CAROLINA BICE 100 bags East India Bice. For sale low by June 4 J. S. SCHIRMEB, No. 193 East Bay. RICE. FRE8H CAROLINA RIOE, IN LOTS TO SUIT PUR CHASERS. FINCENEY BROTHERS, June 4 mwf 3 North Commercial Wharf. CORN! CORN! A Otf\s^\ BUSHELS WHITE PROVISION AND -*OV/VJ YELLOW COEN. In sacks and bulk. BOOBS filled at Storehouse. For sale low, by JNO. S. BIRD, JB.. A CO., Corner Church and Tradd streets. June 7_3_ MIXED CORN ?AFLOAT. e)r\tf\?\ BUSHELS SOUND WE8TEBN MIXED ?\J\J\J OOBN afloat, and for sale low, by Juno 1 JNO. OAMP8BN A CO., No. 14 Market-street, opposite State-street. FOR SALE. JUST ARRIVED BY STEAMER, FBOM NEW YORK, nine FAT BEEVES, averaging 1600 pounds! each, In primo condition. Can be seen by applying to STYLES A OARTEB, June S No. 19 Vaodarhorsfs Wharf. FOR SALE. OK sf\i\C\ PRIMB SOUTHEBN PLASTERING 0*J. \J \J\J LATHS, 4 and 4 feet 0 Inches long, at $8.60 per thousand. Apply to WHABTON A PETSOH'S Car Works ead Planing Mills, Corner Llne-atraet and Railroad, WsrtU_ SPIRITS TURPENTINE BAR BEL8. Q C\ f~\ OF BLBIOHT St PAULDINO'S OEL?BBAT OxJvJ ED MAKE. F Spirits Turpentine pat tip in these barrels brin? three conto per gallon moro than the ordinary barrel. For salo by June 6 GEO. E PRITOHETT, North Atlantic Wharf. LUMBER YARD. ASSORTMENT OF SEASONED NORTHERN TINE L U M B E B now complete, of all dimensions. Dressed and Cndrtssed. AXflO, OAK and ASH, ii and Jf; White Wood or Poplar; Black Walnut, all thicknesses; Black Walnut prime Counter Tops; Mahogany; Sash; Doors; Shingles; Yel low Pino In all forma; all at tho lowest market prices. J. N. WOOD, Agent, June 6 4* Lloguard st. bot Church and State. COTTON GINS. THE UNDEBSIONED HAVING COMPLETED THEIR arrangements once more for the manufacture of the best COTTON OIN8 evor made In this country, are now prepared to receive orders from Planters and others wishing to purchase. The long established and well known reputation of ELLIOTT'S COTTON GINS, will, we hope, be a suffi cient guarantee that the article wUl give entire satisfac tion. . J. M. ELLIOTT A OO., May 14 Wlnnsboro, S. 0. BUGER & HASELL. No. 137 MEETING-ST., CHARLESTON. S. C. LOCOMOTIVES, RAILROAD IRON RAILWAY SUPPLIES PORTABLE & STATIONARY ENGINES ^ IRON & WOOD WORK MACHINERY SAW MILL8, GRIST MILLS COTTON OINS, MILL AND GIN BANDS WILDER'S SALAMANDER SAPES, Ac April a_' E. REMINGTON ft SONS? MANUFAOTOBBBo Off REVOLVERS, RIFLES, MUSKETS AND CARBINES, FOB TOT UNITED f6^?? Pistols, HW* Gauss. Revolving Rifles, Rifle Sfli852t^tmikurr4a*' ?nd ?vmUttuts3m gsnaraUy. oountrr D**-**" ?-->.? the Tit?e throughout yi? h IN J^JP?SiL?*!! ff -louae-breailn? end robber)* every NGWS^BEYOL? T ?r?!rYTTlI?\'?*fl AAn*.|K?_*-*..._a? m_. .. .' - _ _ ' ?. m&S??S&SS? <?*. *.?.? a?-*oriptloa of our Arm? lu be furnished upon appueatloo. *? fi5S?aTON * S0118. 0-?n. ?. ?. ?..v.*,? _. MOOBH * NIOHOLS, Agents; ?Mft T ?mo No. 40 Oifurtlani^eVNT?. FOU. LIVKKPOOL,- ISO BALKS ' OF COTTON WANTED -Tho fast saHlng ?American Bark HELEN 8ANDS. F. E. OUs ' Master, wanta tho abovo named quantity of Upland Cotton, or It? equivalent lu Bca Island, and will loavo with diBpatcfa. For balauco of Freight cngagoraontB, apply to STREET BROTH BBS k CO., May 20_No. 7? East Bay. FOU. ?VF.W YORK_MKKVIIANTS' LINE-The now first-class Schooner JONAS i SMITH, Nichols. Master, will toko Freight at .low rates, and loavo with quick dispatch. Ap ply to WILLIAM BOAOH, May 31 Corner Eist Bay and Adgor'a Wharf. FOK PH1LAUBLPI1IA.-KRY ? STONE LINE-The uno Tern W. B. BEEBE, 'Crawford, Master, having nearly all her cargo ?engaged, will Ballina few days, For balance of Freight or Passage, apply to tho Captain on board, at Brown's Wharf, or to U. F. BAKEB k CO., Juno 7_No. 20 Oumbotland-street. WAN'f??? TO CIIARTKR, VES SELS to load for coastwlso and West India ?ports. AUO, VESSELS FOR WINDWARD ISLANDS, and rotnrn carg?os. Highest ratos paid, and quick dispatch given, JOS. H. RISLEY, No. 110 East Bay, corner Accommodation Wharf. May SO FOR GEORGETOWN, S. C. . TUE STEAMER PILO T BO^" OAPT. THOS. R. PAYNE, WILL LliAVE ACCOMMODATION WHABF EVERY Wednesday Morning, at G o'clock. Returning, will leave Georgetown every Thursday Morning, at 11 o'clock. Freight received tho day beforo ??tiling. For Freight or passage, apply to FEBGD80N k HOLMES, Accommodation Wharf. N. B.-Froight (prepaid) will bo taken for Conway boro' and Charaw, to bo transferred at Georgetown to ateamora Little Ada and R. B, Bell._Junes FOR SAVANNAH, via BEAU FORT, s. c. THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. THE VERY FAST PILOT BOY, CAPTAIN THOS. R. PAYNE, (Temporarily taking the placo of Steamer FANNIE,) WILL LEAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF EVERY Saturday Morning, at 8 o'clock. Returning, wUl leave Savannah eu?rry Monday Morning. For Freight or Passage, apply to FT~ June 1 lmo ERGUSON k HOLMES, Accommodation Wharf. FOR SAVANNAH, STOPPING AT HILTON HEAD GOING AND RETURNING. THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER DIOTATOE, 1000 TONS. OAPT. L. M. OOXETTER, WILL LEAVE ADGBR'S WHABF EVERY TUES DAY MORNING, at 7. o'clook. For Freight or Passage, apply on board or at the of fice on Brown's Wharf. _ L. M. OOXETTER, Agent, Charleston. mr Agunta at Savannah, Mesara. L. J. GILLMABTTN kOO. N. B.- Papera throughout the country advertising the steamer "Dictator" wi?l please change her day of leaving Charleston to Tuesday. tera FOR PALATKA, FLA., THE STEAMER DICTATOR, OAPT. L. M. COXBTTER, WILL LEAVE CHARLESTON EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, at (7) o'clook; Savannah every 2"?? day Afternoon, at (?) o'clock, stopping at Fornandlna, Jacksonville, Plcolata and ali the landings on the St. John's River. I BETUHNINQ : WUl leave Palatka every Wednesday Evening, at (8) o'olock; Jacksonville every Thursday Morning, at (3) o'clock, and Savannah every Friday Morning, at (9) o'olock, arriving at Charleston same afternoon. For Freight or Passage, apply on board, at Adger's Wharf. L. M. OOXETTER, Agent. N. B.-Papara throughout the country advertising the steamer "Dictator" will please change her day of leaving Charleston to Tuesday. fern ; June 1 FOK FLORID^. THE FINE STEAMER KATE OAPT. T. J. LOCKWOOD. WILL LEAVE BOYCE k GO'S. NORTH WHARF, Charleston, every Sunday Morning, at 0 A. M-, for Florida, via Beaufort, Hilton Head, Savannah, Bruns, wlok, St, Mary's, Fornandlna, Jacksonville, Pilatka, and aU tntermedlato landings on the St. John's River. RETURNING, will leavo Savannah every Thursday. The KATE has been thoroughly refitted and pnt in the most complete order, for elegance and the comfort Of Passenger!. For Freight or Passage apply on board, or at the office on Boyce's Wharf. Gooda received at the office, dally, and stored free of extra oharge. T. J. LO0KWO0D, Agent May 10 ; WAPPOO"MILLS. nrtHE WAPPOO MILI.8 (FORMERLY THE PROPBB X TY of Mr. J. H. 8TEINMEYER), have been thor oughly overhauled and are now in full operation. I am prepared to cut Yellow and Pitch Pine Lamber of any length and size, at shortest notice, from a burge and wau ?elco*ed stock. At low tide there la 13 feet of water at my Wharf, and dispatch can be munranteed to vessels. Any orders entrusted to me will be carefnUy executed ander my personal supervision. May l8 lmo JOHN O. THDR8TON. FOR NEW YORK. THE REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL UNE OF FIRST-CLASS STEAMERS, dVAKEH CITY I SARAGOSSA, ANDALUSIA- | GHANADA, THE STEAMSHIP G&TT.AJK::E:e. CITY, CAPTAIN WEST, WILL LEAVE ON SATURDAY, OTH INSTANT, at Two o'clock P. M. precisely. No Freight received after 12 o'olooa on that day, and all Bills of Lading must bo prosentod for ilgcaturo at or I of ore that hour. No Freight received unless ongaged at our office, and all Freights and Wharfage of Vegetables and Fruit must be paid at our office. BAVENEL tt CO., Agents. Juno 7 New York and Charleston PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FARE REDUCED TO $35. Leaving each Port ever j Alternate Thursday. STEAMSHIP EMILY B. SOUDER, CAR. B. W. LOCKWOOD. STEAMSHIP MONEKA, CAR. O. P. MABSBKAH. rfTHESE STEAMSHIPS, OFFERING EVERY INDTTOE X MENT TO SHIPPEBS AND THE TRAVELING PDBLIO, having superior aooommodatloBB for "Passen gers, with tables supplied by every luxury tho New Yori and Charleston markets can afford; and, lor safety, speed ind comfort, are unrivalled on the ooaat. THE STEAMSHIP EMILY B. SOUDER, CAPTAIN R W. LOCKWOOD, 1TJILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF, OB VV THURSDAY, June 14, at - o'clock. Liberal advances made on consignments to New York. Vor Freight or Psssage apply at the offloo of the Agents, WTLLB3 A OHISOLM, North Atlantic Wharf. Consignees In New York-Messrs. LIVINGSTON, FOI A CO._June 8 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA., TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS, IIB CARRYING THE ?. S. MAIL, Through in Twenty-two Days. SrXAKSBIFS OH THJS OONNSOTINO OH THE PACIFIC ATUKIO, WITH THX ARIZONA.COLORADO HENRY OHAUNOEY.CONSTITUTION NEW YORK.GOLDEN CITY OCEAN QUEEN.SACRAMENTO NORTHERN LIGHT..GOLDEN AGE COSTARICA.MONTANA, Aa, Ao. ONB OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND SPLENDID Steamships wUl leave Pier No. 43 North River, foot of Canal-street, at 13 o'clock, noon, on the 1st, 11th and 31at of every month (except when those dates fall on Sunday, and then on the preceding saturday), for ASPLV WALL, connecting via Panama Ballway with one of the Company's Steamships from Panama for SAN FRAN CISCO, touching at AOAPULOO. 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 cabul and steerage passengers with families. Also, an allowance of ONE-QUARTER on through rates to olergymen and their families, and school teachers; soldiers having honorable discharges, HALF FABE. One hundred pounds baggage allowed to each adult. Baggage-masters accompany baggage through and at tend to ladles and children without male protectors. Raggage received on the dock the day before salUng, from steamboats, railroads, and passengers who profer to send down early. An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and at tendance free. For Passage Tlokets, or further Information, apply at the Company's Ticket Office, on the Wharf, FOOT OF 0ANAL-8TBEET, NOBTH BIVEB, NEW YOEE. Anril 3 Brnos " 8. K. HOLMAN, Agent PASSAGE REDUCED ! CHEAP PASSAGE TO OK FBON EUR O PB. BY SAILING SHITS, BAILING EVERY WEEK. Also, by the SPLENDID MATT, STEAMERS. Sailing every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to and from New York. Great Reduction in Faro to CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA. DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT on Great Britain and Ireland, at the very Lowest Rates. Passengers, cn arrival In New York, will have theb baggage removed Free, and every care bestowed on For Paseaffs, Aa, apply to P. SHEAHAN, No, 230 West street. New Yoric. or M. M. QUINN & BROTHER, Na 037 KTHS grana, OHAnnzsTOH, ?. 6_ And No. 187 Broad street, opposite Monument atrett, Arnrasta. G. Ai lyr February 37 TAKE J?0TICE. LTJMBEEMEN AND Timber Cutters. PARTIES ENGAGRD IN CUTTING TIMBEB, OB TH1 MANUFACTURE OF LUMBER, STAVES OB SHINGLES, wUl do well to call on the subscriber, who having been for many years engaged in the manu facture and ship aient of Lumber and Timber, is well posted as to the wants and prices of different markets andean always furnishthe latest market reports from Bo rope. South Aneri**, West Indies, British Provinces, and Northern Cities, and will famish specificationB Ruitod to different markets, and attend to the charter lng of vessel?, or give any Information or assistance that may be desired. JOS. H. RISLEY, Commission Merchant, No. U0 Seat Bay, corner Accommodation Wharf. Jan? a PRATT & WILSON MOTHERS'! OOILTTIlVCIISr. ' SOUTHERN IMPORTING AND MANUFACTURING DEUG HOUSE, No. 238 King-street PRATT & WILSON BROTBBRS, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AND MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, No. 238 KING-STREET f? FOURTH DOOR ABOVE MABKET-ST, Charleston, S. G. N. A. PBATT, 1 Chemist to late 0. 8. Nitre and alining Bu reau. 8. W. WILSON. J P. B. WILSON. G raduoto o! Phils. College of Pharmacy,* Ghomlflt te lato O. & Ord. Dcp't, The Proprietors are Native Georgiano. CAMPHOR, CASTOR OIL, BALSAM FIB. COD LIVER OIL, BALSAM COPAIBA ESSENTIAL O?Lfl, IBINGLA88, OPIUM. GELATINE, MUSTARD CHEMICALS. ALUM, BORAX, EPSOM SALTS, GLAUBER SALTS, COPPERAS, BLUESTONE, BAL SODA, SULPHUR. SUP. GARB. SODA. SULPHURIC ACID, TARTARIO ACID, OBEAMJTABTAR, POTASH i CONCENTRATED LYB, SILICATE OF SODA, BALERATUB. SPIRITS. ALCOHOL, COLOGNE SPIRITS, FRENCH BRANDY, TURPENTINE, 6n., ?ta. GLASSWARE. FLINT AND GREEN GLASS, ALL SORTS AM > ? MEDICINES. EXTBAOTS, CHLOROFORM, FLUID EXTRACTS, ETHERS, TINCTURES, SUGAR GOA Any Preparations mado. to order. PATENT MEDICINE! HS"o. 238 King-street?, HEGBMAN'S COD LIVRE OIL, HKGBMAN'8 ELIXIR OF BABE; HEGEMAN'S PREPARATIONS IN FULL, WORM LOZENGES, Hurley's and HaUowajr'av AGUECURES AND AO?E TONICS, HOBTETTER'S BITTERS, DRAKE'S BITTEBS, HOOFLAND'8 BITTEBS, AVER'S SARSAPARILLA, HELMBOLD'S BUOHTJ, BBOWN'S ESSENOE JAMAICA OINQEB, JAYNE'S PREPARATIONS, BROWN'S TROCHES FOR GOUGHS, PILLS-Hooper's, Clark's, Wright's, Ayer's, Ad TARBANT'S APERIENT, WINSLOW'S SOOTHINO SYRUP, fto" &o. AR other most popular and reUable. HUMPHREYS' HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES No. 238 King-street, SO^a_I>S. OLD BBOWN WINDSOR, GENUINE LOWS, styles, large assortment, LAUNDRY SOAP, ENGLISH BAB; cheaper than ! pontina Soap. DYE STUFFS No. 338 KINGS' F A.N O Y ara -T?jr ARTICLES! Kucbpa