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r?\L:ie JDuJly JN ews. FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 27. I860. UFFlClAh. LIST OF LETTERS Bemalntug in tho Postofnco at Ohorloston, for the week ending ?OLY 20, 1806, and ordered to bo print ed in The Dailt Nkwb, agreeably to the following sec tion of tho now Postofnco Law, a? tho nowepsper having t he largest circulation In tho City of Charleston: Ssxjtioh 6. And be it further enacted, That lleta of let tors remalniug uncalled for in any Post?nico In any city, own or vUlago, whore a newspaper shall be printed, ?hall hereafter be pubUBhod once only in tho nowspapor which, bel?g published weekly or oftener, shall havo tho largest circulation within range of dolivery of tho ?aid office. 49> Persone calling for Lotten Advertised, should atato that thoy are "Advertised." .9* Office hours from 8 A. M. to G P. M. On Sun days, from 1 o'clock to 2 o'clock, P. M. STANLEY G. TROTT, Acting Postmaster. "w*o"jveb3>t?s list. a. Amor, Mrs L Armstrong. Louisa Ash, Janny 33 BMP, Miss Bakor, Mrs J H Bentham, Ann Bollonger, Sarah Blanchard, Mrs B 8 Bowers, M'es E Bowman, Mrs Lynci Bonneau, MIsb E Bonneau, Martin M Bream, Fanny Branoh, Mrs isaac Broughton, Mrs WJ Bryan, Clarinda Brower, Raohell Brisborne, Mrs A H Bntlor, Sophia Burn?, Mary E Bueob, Adoiine O Cantwell, Mary Oantwoll, Mrs ? G Calvit, Fanny Campbell, Ellzla Chapman, Julia E Chapman, barah 0 Chessborough, Matty Chaplin, Grace Ohlchester, Jennie Oloment, Mr? P Clarkson, Hilen Cohen, O M Cordova, Mrs M Ooopor, Mary Ooylo, Matte E Oolbell, Mira Co m tod, Mia? A Grosso. Mary J O rat hy. Ellen Curry, Anna F P Davis, Flora Dawson, Margret Daniels, Mra ? Dolhnnty, Bridget Dehor, Mra Dea?, Harriett Dennis, Mrs E Dopree, Susan Dubbar, Oasier DelesUe, So.in Dovonnr, IeabeUa Doyle, Ellen Dougherty, Vor ginla Doreon, Anna Doolan, Mr? E Durkin, Deelle D Bubo, Mru E A S Elliott, Mary "F Ferris, Mrs B 0 Eeleups, Luoy Forrest, Ann Fogarty, Mr? Frank, Ellen Frost, Mr? S E Ck Gailleard, Angus too Gorety, Mr? E Garrie, L E GadadeD, Mr? T N Glenn, Ellen O Glover, Mr? Gnyea Goble, Mr? J A C3 Quincan, Anna L BE Havens, Riela Hamilton, Sarah Harney, Mrtt R H Hargravo, Elzla n Hampton,Harriot Uouobo'g, Ann Honuccy, Elzla Hire i, Mies A B Hicks, lv/.ibi?tli House, Miss F R food, Elzla lodges, Betsy Hoffman, Louisa G Hopkins, Marla is dumpbreys, LnulBa Hutchinson, Mrs P Ann Hunt, 8i>phla Hud san, Kate Holmes, Mrs J M T Irveng, Julian lugUs, Sarah A J" Jamlsens, Mary leff-rsou, Sarah Jacobs, Uarah lohnston, Mr? M B Johnson, Elzibeth Jenkin?, Anna Jones, Mr? C M Jo?os, Mr? H M Jone?, Sarah E SE EasBous, AdoUno SJ Kenoflck, Amelia Ring, Bue Rirtlaud, Anna E Eenry, Elzia Kenady, Kate Xj La Far, Mary W Lango, Funy Larousselier, Mrs T Latson, Sarah Lafarge, Emilio bemthels, Martha Longhead, Mrs b Lucine, Danl Lee, Tilda Leach, IeabeUa Cluteel. MibW 3VL |Stnll, Haggle Mallery, Mra M GlStoddard, Maria Marsbman, Misa Stein, Mrs G H IVEo MoAnaily, Elzaeth ?ic'larrall, Mr? Wm M KoDZlo, Mina M S Mci.nine. Margret N* Nalon, Catherine Nelson, Mrs W Newmsn.Elsabeth O O'Crady. Elzla Olens, Mrs M E Oliver, Mrs O J -tteii, MuisU E E? Patrick, Mrs J B Patson, Miss B Perry, Minnie Philips, Miss E Plckseu, Unsoy l'ohiRott, Mary J Pocher, Lura E Probton, Zelia M Price, Mr? E N Rachel, Enna Ray, IsabeRa Hi vi re, Mra S B Rlcbard80u,Mr? D Robinson, Lanra A Rose, Jane Roper, Mia? L Roberson, Sarah Jane Rodgers, Basan B Roblson, Bell Ryan, Nellie A i.yan, Bridgot ? Smith, Susan Smith, Mary Ann Smith, Susan B 8ma'l, Margret Scot, Johoua Scot, Obariott Hhavings, Anny Sholomsn, Mary Shlngler, Mrs Thoa J Singleton. Patsy ?Stanton, Miss O SmaUwood, Sarah A Speisseggor, Cor deU? Soubeles, Sarah A Maher, Mary Manny, Jane Maloyd, Betsey Macomb, Mary Megell. Eugenia Meehan, Grace Merkes, E Mitchell, Mr? W B Mlrell, Obariott Middleton, Eliza beth Mitchell, Ann Middleton, Chris tina Middleton, Flora Mooney, Mrs W Mutree, Dafney M at'hew a, Ann Matthews, Julia Hattht ws, 8 Alloc Mury, Ellen Murray, Mr? Dr J Murphy, Kite Mullins, Ellen Swan, Mrs 0 A Seetter, Mary a? Tritton, Margret .w** Washington, Han na h Ward, Mis? E H Ward, Mary Waldron, Mary Waldron. Mary J Wilson, Mia? A 0 Wilson, Mrs A Wilson, Ko.a Wilson, J Carrie Welker, Dora H Watson, Susan Walden, Louisa Welch, Julia Weiden. Sarah w.'llH, Mrs M A Wharton. Madame Whaly, Mrs F M Wish, Elzabeth Wlttpum. Mrs F Wells, Anna Wright, Luoy isa^aar'a list. a Adkin?, Hobt Alten, Capt B Almen, E Alsten, Anbei Ar ta on, Lewis 0 B Baily, A ii Birnie, JftS Barlow, Mr Barrett, Henry E Barnes, J B Benton, Capt L D Blngman, Edney Ber?ck, Frank Bonton, James W Biegen, Henry Blake, Joe Blin. Henry Blog, Ern- Ht Burdius. J J Bowers, Andrew Boom, B A Brady, P Bryan, O Bram, Henry Brouche, A Burn?, John Bur?e, Bouldeot Buloher, Jullul? L Bnrues, Duul Brown, < hirles Brown, Geo a. Caraher, Col A P Oaldor, H L Corny, hobt Campbell, J D Campbell, J?s Casko, Jacob Campbell, Jas M Cane, Z O Cheer, Net Christy, Geo W Coovi-ry, James Chase, R Watson Clarke, James Conner, W 8 Coals, 'ohn Crawfordt John D Dalwick, J E Darby, Theodore T Davie, Richard Bivi?, Mr Druelle, L Libelle Duncan. Danl Dunn, E 3E Eighney, Jno Eads. William Eborhardt, Johanne Eagau, Jno "F Fagan, U D Fickiiug, Jullous H Fitter, Nicola? Flanagan John Fowler, J P Fraln, Tnoraaa Frampgbt, Mr Frager, Toney Fuller, Nat ?GI GaUllaru, Tho? 8 Gruger. Ben y Gilbert A Co Gibb?, Han Glover, Mosel Gordon, J P Gravo-, Edmond Grave?, D ?, M D Griffin, J W Green, Nab Gray, Ar-drew Gnllena, a Gngry, E'lmon Harley, william Han?, Henry Ray, william Lee Harby. iteorge Harblncon, W F Harnett, A G Hamilton, Bev Jones Hepps, Jaoob Hegemann, Henry Haywood, William Howard, Charles Harris & Mscoy Holmes, O Hopson &8utphen Hodman, G Horres, Henry Harris, Batnl dulIman.Gustave vus Hackcrmnn, W Hughes, Thus J* lune. Sam! Johanne, J F Jones, Joseph Johnson, William Jurden, Wiley Jenkins, Richard Jenkins, ur Sea brook Jeffers, James 8 Jackson, John * it Krajeworar, A F J Knox, A K Knee, H H Knee, H fionry King, Wyatt Klug * Churchill Kearney, George Kauffman St Bros, J Kohu, Aron X. Ludlow, W A Lotten, Aboram Loath, Chales Liliontbal, Fred Jacob Levin, Edwin L Ladson, William Lamow, Paul Lu arena, H S Laier, Jai i.anegaii, James Marshall, A Mars, Jno ?t Mattilessen, H M Mathias, lCdwd Mackey, Capt W A Meyer, Jno Henry lleltzler, J Miller, Austin Mitchell, Neger Mlohlke, Mr (No l'J Anson.st) Morgan, Capt J B Montgomery, J?? Mowarcb, A Mooney, Wm Moore, Jno Moore, Molfort Moore, Ellas Morony, Edwd Mord te?, B Morrison, Wm Murray, Wm ?Hiller, Hinrlch Myers, Capt Jacob JVIo Mpjhnts, LA Mcevoy, Ja? MeS-rcony, Dina?. IT Noalon, Jno Nielson, Christian Nordmoyer, D Nordell, Gustav Nneloy, G O ?'Connell, Thoa ? j'C!. nu> li, Patrick O'.Jonnor, Thoa .j'OoBOor, W J diver. Rev it 0 O'Neal, 8am 1 O'Neal, WH o'sullivan, Tho? JP Payne, Capt G S Patton, Robt Parker, E M (for kdw.iid) Petit, Frank G terrino, Win .E? Peters, Nat Pearce, Wm Pinckney, Jno Pltzel, Wm Proctor, 8am Purtell, Edwd El Rove!, Matthew iteckhkofl, F G nice,W F Rice, 0 H Highton, H G Rhodes, Ja? S Robinson, Jno Rowley, Goo Rodman, Cbu E Russell, H F Huncken, Henry Ruger, T H ??anders, Jos T Sanford, Jno F Semcken, Jno Hel?les, li. W Heotort, Jno Sergent, Jos M Seabrook, Dr Wm B Schroder, D f-chwirz, Mr 8ueildan, Jno Shea, D ni shanahan, Jos Siegler, P A ?krlne, Dr T O Sly, Jno Small, Abel smith, A B Smith, Tho? A Smith, Robe T ?perry, J Austin Stalter, Herman Stellges, Jno stur, w g Sutcliffe, Wm S ?lliv*n A Co Swale, Harry Symmons. Wm 1 Thompson, B Thee, H Thorne, Jno Thomas, L Thoms?, 0 B Thiele, Henry Thiele, Jno H Turner, Jno O P Q . Turner, B M lukll, Wm .v Vanartsuslen, Goo Veuve, Ulysse Walley, W S Watson, Jas O Walsh, Col T V \salni], MIohaol Webb, 'l ho? West, Preston Welch, Wm Wendslken, D Whitney, Fred A K Wni ridge, G K While, Henry White, Jaa D White, It W Whlpple, Jo? Wllilsmsoi, U 0 Willum?, AT William?, Geo iViiiisuiM, Jacob Willes, J WlPman, B Wilkey, G Witz, if a Witaon, J H Wilton, Jurden Wilson, Tho? J Wilson, Wm H Wi.Bon, H M Wilson, J do Wood, Henry T Woodruff, Jno ? right, Thoa Wuu'gior, Rudolf Wulbsrn, Jno SHAD KOKS! bli AU HOES! A SMALL LOT 8HAD ROER JU8T REutlVED per steamer, in paokages to milt families. For sa o low by j. a. EN8LOW k CO. July 27 1 FLOUR! BRAN! CORN! 1 #rVf"k BBL8. ?XTKAAND rUPFB FLOUR IUU 2000 bushels Bran, landing this day. ALSO IM STORK, 6000 bush ela Prime Yellow and Mixed CORN. To arrive per schooners "Ovoca" and "JonasSparks," 6100 bushels Prime Waite CORN, lu bulk. For salo by JOHN OAMPHEN A CO., No. 14 Market street, opposite otate street, July 27_8_ CORN. OATS, HAY, SALT. Iflflil BUSHELS PRIME YELLOW CORN, IN l.\J\J\t two-bushel sacks SOO bushels Heaw Cats, in sacks 200 balos North River Hay 100 sacks Ground Alum Salt. Di store, and for sale low, by H. F. BAKER & CO., Jnly 27_2_No. 20 Cn? bi-rland-street. CORN! CORN! CORN! toarki vin eua s<;ii". n ti.i.ir, migahn, FROM BALTIMORE. A CTTK BU8HEL8 YELLOW MARYLAND CORN, *?t) JO In sacks IOHO bushels White Maryland Corn, in sacks. For salo by FERGUSON k BARK.KR, July 23_m w13_Brown's Wharf. COEN AFLOAT. QQ A BU8HEL8 PBIME MARYLAND WHITE CjCj^? CORN. In two bushol gunnies, to arrlvo from Bsltlmoro per stoamship 'Star of tbo South." For tale by ARCHIBALD GETTY ft CO.. Nu 128 Mooting Btreel and North Atlantic Wharf. July 20_ COW PEAS FOR SEED. FOR SALE 100 BUSHELS PRIME GOW PEAS, 8UIT Aill.K for planting. Apply to RVVBNEL & BABNWFLL, No. 177 Eaat Bay, opposite Accommodation Wharf. July 26_2_ FISH ANO MEATS. /./-\/r,V PAOKAGE8 BOSTON MAOKEREL, SIZES OV/" " and Nos. to suit SOO packagoa Plckiod Horring 10U bbls. Mess Meei 60 bbls. Mesa Pork 60 bbls. Prime Pork 200 boxes Codfish 25 kita Salmon Iront 10 bbls Sugar Cured Hams 10 bbls Smoked Beef. AU of the abovo for salo low to close ont stock. GEO. W. CLARK ft OO., At 8. S. Farrar Bros, ft Co.'s Old 8tand, Oorner East Bay and Cumberland streets. July 26_wfm6 BACON STRIPS, SIDES, HHOU1.?EUH, ?be, 7 TIERCES CHOICE 8UOAR-0URED BACON STRIPS . 14 barrels Tholoo Sugar-Oared Bacon Strips 4 nbds. Ohoteo O. B. 8ides 6 bhds. Striotly Primo Shoulders 6 bhds. second quality Bhontdera 10 toa. Washington and other branda Oholco Karns 40 boxes Swoet Tobacco (sultan?a for plantation, low priced). Just received and for aale by LAUBEY ft ALEXANDER. Jnly 20_2_No. 137 East Bay. BACON! BACON! | f\ HHDB. BAOON SIDES l_v_/ 10 hhds. Baoon Shoulders. IHOl COUNTBY OUBEV HAMS AND SIDES. For sale by THOMPSON ft BROTHER, July 25_3_No. 112 East Bay. LEAF TOBACCO. HAVANA AND OO."iNE0TICUT ALWAYS ON hand, ead for sale in lota to ault purcbas ti, by O. MADhEN, No. 15 Bxohango stroot, near Old Postofflos. Jnly 84_6? MCCARTHY COTTON GINS. THE SUBSCRIBER l8 NO v MANUFACTURING these GIN8, and la prepared to fill orders for the coming crop. WILLIAM 8. HEN bit HY. Jnly 0 mwflmo No. 814 Meeting-street. pT?Tkerrig?n, No. 80 MARKET-STREET, OFFERS FOR PALE, LOW FOR CASH, THE FOL LOWING ARTIOLES, viz: - bbls. of Gibson's Whiskey - casks, ii and ,'-?'. of Brandy - halt pipes and bbla of Gin - casks of Sherry, Madeira and Port Wine - bbls. of Jamaica Rum 100 cases of Gibson's XXX Whlsk?y 20 cases of O tard, Dupuy ft Go's Brandy 25 cases of Holland Gin 25 cases of Jamaica Ram 60 cam ? ot Wise's and Meehan'a Irish Whiskey 25 oases ot Ramsay's Scotch Wbiskny 60 canoB of Extra Copnor Distilled Whiskey 25 baskots of Ohampagne, "Piper's Heldselok" 20 cases of Champagne, "Moot st ('.bandon" 20 cases of Champagne, "V. Ollquot Ponaardln" 100 cases of Sherry Wine 100 oases of Madeira Wine 61) cases of Port Wine 100 catea of Claret Wine, from $4 to $7 per case 20 oases of Sauterne Wiee 20 oases of Ohampagne Cldor, pinta and quarts 200 caaes of Ale, various brandi-, pints and quarts 60 oases of Porter, various brands, pints and quarts 60 casks of Ale, g to 10 dozen In each, aud the following brands: Jeffrey's, Y- unsor's, McEwan's, AUsopp's, Bass ft Co.'s and Muir ft Sou'a 20 casks of Porter, 8 dozen lu each, and tbo following brands: E. ft C. Uibuert's, Fal kirk's and Barr ft Co.'s. ALSO, 100 cases of tho CELEBRATED "WAROO AND CALI SAYA BITTERS," tor wbloh I am sole agent for South Carolina. P. C. KEHBIGAN. No. 80 Market street, Between Meeting and King afreets. July 23 _mwf!2 JOHN KING & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Nos. 143 and 145 East Bay, OPPOSITE KERR'S WHARP, OFFER FOB SALE, LOW FOB CASH: HEIDSIEOK OHAMPAGNE, QUARTS AND PINTS SHERRY WINE, in cassa and in casks MADEIRA WINE, In casos and in eaaka CLARET WINES, In cases, pints and half pinta CORDIALS, in cases-a variety BITTERS (E. G. Self), In cases BRANDIES, in oases and in casks GINS, In cases and in casks RDM, in cases WHISKIES, In cases and in eaaka ALE, in cases, quarts and pinta LAGER BEER, In quarter b?rrela, also In pints,packed, eight dosen to the barrel. ?men Jnn-u MACPHM&D?N?MIT BREWERS OF FINE'PALE- ALES &P0RTER WEST |8T-MiST BET*-" 7 &8AVE5 NEW YORK. KIMI. W. (?LARK & CO., Corner East Bay and Cumberland streets, CHARLESTON. S. C. HAVING TAKEN THE BOLE AGENCY OF TH> above oelobratod ALB, acknowledged to b? th-- best lu the market, are now pre' -A to supply tht TRADE of this city and vlolnity Warranted to stand the climate. For aale in barrels and hall b?rrela. Mar ti THE UNDERSIGNED HAS J08 P RECEIVED DIRECT FROH ENGLAND, ABOUT 3000 YARDS OF BUPEBFINE CONFED ERATE GRbi? OLOTH, manufactured expresalyfor civil, lau'a Bummer and early fall wear In the South Will be sold In Suits, or small lou. Also, In bond, about 3000 yards of heavy GRt'YH for winter. N. B. These ?ha lea will always be found In my store. HENRY TRENOHARD, formerly 01 th manufacturer jor the Co- federate States Army, Noa. 17 and l8 Ex change street, Charleston, 8, O. 49? Will barter for WooL ?mo Juno 38 K O It klVKIiIMMll.-'I UK Al American 8hlp PRESIDENT FI i Mull?*, B Luce Master, is now loading at North Atlantic Wharf, and having a portion of ber cargo en gaged, will meet with dispatch for the abovo port. For Freight engagements, apply to WILLIS A OHI80LM, Juno l8_mwf North Atlantic Whorf. WANTED i.*l*ii:i)lA < KI.V, A ?VESSEL to load Lumber for New York, eighty ?thousand foot capacity. Apply to A. GETTY & CO., No. 128 Meeting-street, July 12 thstu And North Atlantic Wharf. ZEXCTTRSIOIN". THE FINE STEAMER KATE l8 ENGAGED TO tow tim ship Amoila to sea This Day, the 27th hint. An opportunity will thus bo offered to thoso who wish to onjoy a cool afioruoou'e TRIP OVER CHARLESTON BAR ANO RETURN; leaving North Atlantic Wharf at 2 P. M . precisely, and returning at 7.30 P. M. TICKETS-$1._1_July 27 POE GEOBCrETOWN, S. C. THE STEAMER E?ILOT B O ^SrT OAPT. THOS. B, PAYNE, TT7TLL LEAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF EYERY VV Wednesday Morning, at 0 o'clock. Returning, wlU leave Georgetown o very Thursday Momia;;, at 11 o'olock. Freight received the day before eulin;;. For Freight or passage, ?ppiy to FERGUSON A HOLMES, Accommodation Wharf. N. B.-Freight (propald) will be taken for Conway boro* and Oheraw, to be transferred at Georgetown to Bteamors Llttl- Ada and R. B. Bell. June 4 New York and Charleston PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP C0MMN?. FARE REDUCED TO $25. tearing euch Port erery Alternate Thursday. BTEAMBHIP BMILY B. SOUDEB, Carr. E. W. Lockwood. BTEAMBHIP MONEKA, Oatt. 0. P. Makshmak. r?THEME STEAMSHIPS, OFFERING EVERY INDDOB J. MENT TO SHIPPERS AND THB TRAVELING PUBLIC, having inperfor oooommodations for Pa-Win gen, with tobies supplied by every luxury the New Tori sad Charleston markets can afford; and, for ?ofety, speec md comfort, ire unrivalled on the coast. THB BTEAMBHIP CAPTAIN FBENOH. [TTIXiL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF ON W SATURDAY. July 'J8. at - o'olook. Liberal advances made on consignments to New York, For Freight or Pasiago, apply at the offloe of the Agent?. WILLIS 4 OHISOLM, North Atlantic Wharf. Consignees In New York-Messrs. LIVINGSTON, FOX > CO._July 2u FOR NEW YOEE. THB REO ULAR UNITED BTATEfi HAIL UNE OF FIIWT-0LA8S STEAMERS, dTJAKER OFT IT, I SARAGOSSA, ANUALUHIA- I GRANADA, THE BIDEWHEEL STEAMSHIP SARAGOSSA, OAPT. M. B. CROMWELL, WILL LEAVE ADGER'8 WH\RF ON SATUR DAY, JULY 28tb, at 4 o'clock P. M. No berth secured until paid for. No Freight receive* unless engaged at our o Oleo. No Fkkioiit received after - o'clock on Saturday. Freight and Wharfage on peiishablo article! mnst be paid at our o fil co. JTo-Tlio Sicamor GRANADA will leavo on-Aih Angtist. July 23 RA VEN EL. et OU.. Agents. RICE! RICE! No. 193 EAST BAY. w J. S. SCHIRMER, I :OLPSALE DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMES ox all grade? eon TIO BIOS. An laiortment itanUy on bond June 28 MOORHEAD'S CELEBRATED BITTERS. THE PUBLIC ARE "RESPECTFULLY INFORMED that thiae highly esteemed BITTERS are now made by the nme person who made them for over twenty yean for James Moorhead. He having the original re ceipt, ein confidently 'recommend them equal to any made during Moorhead'? Ufe lime. Sold in Quantities to suit purchasers it No 09 0AL HOUN-8TBEKT, south eldo, betweon Meeting and An son street*. JAMES McKEAN. July 11_Imo To Merchants, Tradesmen & Others. _i PELOT Se SHBRFESBB, Adjusters of Books and Accounts, WILL ATTEND TO OPENING, WRITING UP. Adjusting and Ralanclng Book?. Will also en gage to conduct book?, make out ?cosunto, Ac, Dy the month or year, on reasonable term?. Bookkeepers assisted at their places of business. Office at Uielr Commercial School Room, MASONIC HALL, Corner of Wentworth and Hing itreeto. Jane 37 *_lmo KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY? Drawn Daily at Covtogton, Ky. MURRAY, EDDY & CO., MANAGERS. Tickets from $1 to $20. CIRCULARS SENT FREE OF CHARGE OBDEB8 for TICKETS in the above LOTTERY promptly at tended to. Drawlogs mailed M soon a the Lottery ia drawn. Haven a Plan Lottery-30,000 Ticket! ; 60S Price a. Capital Price, ?100,000. Draw? the 15th md Silt of ea^h month. Address H. T. P STER8, United State? Licensed Agent, No, 00 Hotel ?troet, or Koy Box 63, Foetoffloo. July 20 ?Uno DIRECT LINE. BOSTON AND CHARLESTON STKAMM1II' COMPANY. . THE NEW A I THEODORE. D. WAGNER, CAPTAIN ROD1EY BAXTER, OF ABOUT 700 TONS BURTHEN, IS READY TO RECEIVE FREIGHT, AND WILL leave Boston for Charleston, S. O., on Saturday, 28th July, to bo fbaaowod immediately by her consort of same size. DAND-SL LEWIIb A i<0., No. 0 Merchante' Row, Agents at Bootoo. A. J. KAJ-R-Zi, Atci tat Charleston. 8. O, will for ward coc? t to Anti ii. Atlanta, Columbia, Camden, Horai tv, VeawaVit, Hilton Head, Jacbsnnvillo, Palatlka, Fla., Gci?f ctovrn, W, 0., and all intermediate points. July l8 PACIFIC WAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS THROUGH LINE TO O^LIFORItSTLA., TOUGHING AT MEXICAN PORTS, AND CARRYING THE ?. S. MAIL, Through in Twenty-two Days. Stoambhips oh tub Coknhotthq or tusPaoifii atlantic, wttb ibs ARIZONA.COLORADO HENRY OHAUNOEY.OONSTITUTION NEW YOEE.GOLDEN CITY OCHAN QUEEN.SACRAMENTO NORTHERN DIGHT..GOLDEN AGE COSTARICA.MONTANA, &a, ko. ONE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND 8FLEND1X Steamships will leave Pier No. ?3 North River, fool of Canal-street, at 13 o'clock, noon, i the let, 11th and 31st of every month (except wheu .hose dates fall or Sunday, and then on the preceding 8atnrday), for ASPIIs WALL, connecting via Panama Railway with one of thi Oompany'a Steamships from Panama for SAN FRAN CISCO, touching at AOAPULOO. Departures of 1st and 31st connect at Panama wlti steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL AMERI OAN PORTS. Those of the lat touch at MANZANILLO. A discount of ONE-QUARTER from steamers' rates allowed to second cabin and steerage passeng? ra with families. Also, an allowance of ONE-QUARTER oe through ratea to clergymen and their famUlea, and oonoo! teachers; soldiers having honorable discharges HALF FARE. One hundred pounds baggage allowed to each adult Baggage-masters accompany baggage through and at tend to ladlee and children without male protectora Baggage received on the dock the day before Bailing from steamboats, railroads, and passengers who prefei to send down early. An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and at tendance free. For Passage Tickets, or farther information, apply at the Company's Ticket Office, on the Wharf, FOOT OP CANAL-STREET, NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK. JnlyS_Pruo?_M K HO? MAN, AT?n?. PASSAGE REDUCED ! CHEAP PASSAGE TO OR FROM ETTIE*, o :e>:e_ BY BArXING SHIPS, SAILING EVERY WEEK, Also, by the SPLENDID MAIL 8TE?MER8, Sailing every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to ant from New York. Great Reduotlon in Fare to CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA. DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT on Great Britain anc Ireland, at the very Lowest Rates. Paaaengera, on arrival In New York, will bave theil baggage removed Free, and every care bestowed or them. For Passage, Ac, apply to P. SHEAHAN, Na 933 West street. New York, or M. M. QUINN A BROTHER. No. 037 Knio Street, Ohahlistoh, 8. &, And No. 187 Broad street, opposite Monument street, Ansriflts, G. A. lyr Pehrnarv 37 TIIK SO. CA. RAILROAD COMPANY man? HAVING RK-E8TAHLI8HED IT? RECEIVING AND FORWARDING OFFICE, Merchandise and Pro duce consign d to its Agent from the in>-.rlor to North ern ports, sod from Northern porta to the Interior, will be cared tor and shipped to the point of destination without delay a>'d free of commission. Consignments to be forwarded by aea mast always be accompanied by Bille of Lading and Letter of Advice, with lnstruotlons to inBure if desired. B. N. FULLER, B. A F. Agent. 49" The Oharlotte Times, Chester Standard, and Greenville Mountaineer, each copy one week and send billa to tula ora co. June 30 RARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL ^^ ROAD. ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO LONG BRANOH-THE whole distance by rail-no chango of ears-no trav eling hyS'age. On and after Fridom, June 1st, 1808, the trains on this Road will le>ve the Depot of Camden and Atlantic Railroad Company, at Cooper's Point, Cam den, as follows, via: 0 30 A. M , Express Train for Long Branch and New York and intermediate Stations; 3.30 A. M., Mall and Express for New Yo k. Returning, Trains leave Pier 83, foot of Dnane-street, North River, via Steamboat Jesse Hoyt; at li A. M., Ex S ress Train for Long Branch, Camden and Intermediate tations; and 4 P. M. for all Station a on the Road. Fare to and from New York or Long Branob, $3. Excursion Tickots to Long Branch from Camden, $3. Jane l8 8mo WM. N. OLaYTON, Sup't TUB DARLINGTON SOUTHERNER. THE SOUTHERNER l8 PUBLISHED BEGULARL) every FRIDAY MORNING, at Darlington Goan House, a C, by JAMES M. BROWN, and Edited by B W. BO D, Esq. It has Just commenced lu SEVENTH VOLUME under very flattering auspices. It la a larg? shoot, la printed on the beat of paper, and the publish? is determined to spare neither labor nor expense In making' R worthy of the largest patronage. Having s good and rapidly growing circulation among the Plant era and Merohanta of Darlington District, and o lio? Pee Dee country ,lt offera atromt inducements to O Merchants and others desirous oi making them se known i nrough the medium of ed vertf-ement? MgtgMgrg_________^_ THE EASTERN au*. CA. alOURNAL IA PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MOBNING 15 the town ot BennetUvUie. 8. U, by W. V. E. HEB DRRMON. Proprlator. l'arma. -rnr?e i '?ara pwaonanifa vXfaosttsnait -ullai-tot teo:or.lc', Mla?riH DRUG STORE. E. H. KELLERS & C0.f (SUCCESSORS TO A. C. PIIIN,) APOTHECARIES AND DRUGGISTS, No. 131 MEETING-ST., THIRD DOOK Ne I UTI I OF1 MARKET, WOULD INFORM THE PURLIO THAT THEY HAVE on hand a full assortment of DRUOS, MEDICINES, PROPRIETARY ARTICLES, SOAPS, BRU8HES, PER FUMERY and FANOY noons, and aro proparod to supply physicians and private families at cheapest mar ket ratos. E. H. KELLER8, M. D.H. DAER, M. D. July 19 ip^is?KNTirsr's HEPATIC BITTEBS, THE MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY FOU THF PEB MANENT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA, FOB THE OEBTATN AND SPEEDY CUBE O* ALL DISEASES Arising from a debilitated ?tate of the Stomach or Liver PEOULIABLY ADAPTED TO THE WANTS OF OT/B SOUTHERN CLIMATE. Aikfor PANKNIN'8' HEPATIC BITTERS, and toke none other, and you will not be disappointed. The trade supplied on the moat ?ber?! terms by the Proprietor and Manufacturer, C. P. PANKNIN, NO. 133 MEETINO STREET, Charleston, S. O. 49- PLEASE OBSERVE THE FA O SIMILE OF THE PBORPIETOB'8 SIGNATURE ON THE OUTSIDE WRAPPER. Also for sale at O. W. AIMAB, Db. P. M. COHEN, DAWSON ft BLAOKMAN. E. H. KELLERS & CO. And by DraggiqU generally. July 10 3mo? JOHN B. FULLER; ?ANUFACT?RER & DEALER, Ho. 8 OK V-STREET, N ICYV YORK, 3m in store and ready for immediate ohipmont, and ia manufacturing to order, "PORTABLE AND 8TATIONAB? STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, O 300 hone power; Circular and Upright Saw Milli OS most approved construction, of all sisea, cutting 700 o 1800 feet of lumber per hour; Grist Mill?, MSI Irons, .Vater Wheel?, and every kind of Mill Machinery: Sugar Hill?, Paper and Mining Machinery; Tools, Tank?, ho. or OU and Salt Work?; Cotton and Woolen Machinery* lo. v"ertloal Planen, Woodworth Planing Ma- ' on Planen, chinee, tagine Lethe?, Gray & Wood'i Planing Mo rrill Lithe?, chine?, Soring Machine!, Daniell' Planing Machin?e*, Hatting Mochbicr, Moulding Madblne*, Upright Drill?, Bosh Machine?, ??team Pump?, Tenoning Machine?, force Pump!, Power Morticing Machine? Lifting Pump?, Foot Morticing Machine?, notion Pumpa, Boring Machinen, aydronlio Jock?, Blind Silt Tenoning Kn ew Jack?, chine?, .tbsiting Pulleys and Circular Saw Bench?, Hingen, Wright*? Patent Scroll 8iwBj tubber md Leather Belt. Patent Belt Scroll Siwa, ingi. Circular Reserving Milli, ?eather and Rubber Hole, Upright Rooorving Milli, lambing and Go? Fitting? Rotary and Mining Pump?, ttaam and Gai Plpea Every dotcilptlou of Macht* Hum and Water Ginge?, nory and Railway Supplie* Ootton Grins! Cotton Grins!! ^?Vjf, COT-TOM GINS ttl TWHttlfraWl*. Brown, Southern, Craven, Excehuot MtJWM&fttEj OOTTON GINS, with Englnoo or Hone Powers; ??aid everything required for the ?ame, In ?tore, ad! or ?ile it the lowest price. Your orders ?re re? ootfallv solicited._ruthelyr_October? THE CAROLINA TIMBS, PUBLISHED EVERY WKDNEHmaY, AT ?RANOS? BUBG O. H., 8. O, by THAD. O. ANDREWS. The only paper pnMisbod In the rich andflonrlshlng District of urangeburg, 8. O. Circulation of the Pipes extensivo and rapidly Incroanln?. . BU880RIPTION. Weekly Paper-one y?ar.M* Weekly Paper-six months. 2. Weekly Paper-three months. X To clubs of ton or more the Piper will be ?npplled I* per year for each oopy. To club? of twenty or mero the Peper will be ?uppll it S3 per year for eaoh oopy. CONTRACT ADVERTISEMENTS. One ajejaj ore-one month......................$ Ono ?qnare-two month?.?... 8. One square- throe month?. 10. One ?anare-?lx month?., ia. o Ono ?anare-twelve month?. ib.q DISCOUNTS. Twenty-dre per cent discount allowed on udver tito? meut? of three squares or over. Thi'ty-tbreeper ont. discount allowed on advert???? ment? of hat/ column or over. Fifty per cen>. discount allowed on tdvortlacment? o one column cr OTK? Tnrma ooah. L_ -. LIO ABB * AN BBS. W8, MircH l8 FToprA*?,