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>?.- I''ICI,Vi.. LIST OF LKTTEKS Remaining In tho Post?nico at Charleston, for the week ending AUGUST 2, 1806, and ordered to be print ed In THB Daily Nkws, agreeably to tho following sec tion of the now PostotUco Law, as tho newspaper having he largest circulation in tho City of Charleston : B-OTION 6. And bo it further enacted, That lists of let ters remaining uncalled for in any PostofHoein any city, town or villa??, whoro a newspaper shall be printed, shall hereaftor bo published onco only lu the newspaper Which, bolng published weekly or oftonor, shall have tho largost circulation within range of delivery of tho said MBOs. mr Persons calling afor Letters Advertised, should aUto that thoy aro "Advortlsod." BW Office boura from 8 A. M. to 0 P. M. On Bun days, from 1 o'clock to 2 o'clock, P. M. STANLEY G. TROTT, Aoting Postmaster. ?\ATOi-_:___?r-,Q LI?T. _ft_ AllRon, Kiora Allson, Catherine Anderson, Oat .or ino Arther, Miss O W _3 Barre, Eugohie Barrett, Mrs A A Baxter, Carolin?? E Barnwell, Borah Bennett, Betty Burnett, Elise E Benson, Leila Black, Mary Blunt, Miss J Black, Mary Ann Blake, Mre J J Booknir, Eloy Bfadly, Mrs T W Bryson, Ellen Borny, Sarah Boom, Miss H Benden, Mrs M E Bulkloy, Rosella O Burdgors, Laura J Buok, Muley Biirk, Mrs O Brown, Lucy O Cameron, Jano - Carrie. Miss M B Capers, Isabella Garner, Lizzie Casey, Ml?? M A . Carren, Mrs E F "' Caldwell, Ellen Gammer, ?llttlo Chambers, Mrs Chaplin, Ella it Chute, Mrs S Ohosnnt, Misa S Christie, Mrs E b Clausen, Mrs O M Clarke, Maule A Gola, Mary Cochran, Mrs L Coopee, Mrs R Corroer?n, Mtss M B Carr, Luoenda :? Coral, M ra H 3D Doyle, Mariah Dart, Mrs W r ,- Dart, Susan H Dollaporto, M?B DeVeaux, Mrs Jno P Downing, Fanny Donohoe, busan Drayton, Belsey 39 Eaton, Sarah Elles, Mary Emilluette, Miss AC _=* Finebarg. Mrs L Felds, Sarah O Oalvelh. 0?-ra Giles, Klezia Uolbretb.MlesEJ OibbB, AUua Oladdon, Mrs E Glover, Na? ey Goodrich, Kate Hart, Mr. S T ??lo, Mrs W M Harrison, Patsey i-toh Jane Har bolt, Mrs M A Hennts-y, Mrs T 'itck.on, Betsey Howard, Anna lopkiiiB, E lza .ititbmacker, Eva Hubbard. Mrs H _r lames, Mrs E Jar 'an. Mary W Joh h ton, Mrs O O .r mu??n, Anna Jenkins, Mrs G Jones, Mary Jordan, Lizzie Josephine, Miss Jordan, Mary W __ Kououcke, Caro line Koff, Ane?la Xi Lyons; Mrs E Lord, LUla Long, Selma loila Lcquex, Mrs B Q Lrar, Amelia L ilaue, Mrs G M Lan J ri ii, Mrs __ ?Innltriu, Emma Marshall, Mrs Jno Maloy, Kate Max ?oil, Grace Manego, Phillis ilarjoulioir, Mrs MC pMholens, Mrs R Medkln, Adeline Means, Nancy Michell, Oeba F Mullins, Sarah Uuntj imnra, Rose Mooney, Mrs W ? lopron, Mrs R Murr y. Motilo A Mullar, Eujinla Mullar, Mary Ann Mock, Fihby X_o -oEaver, Margret nob'?jail, Margret McCartney, Mlss B M McQueen, Louisa X?T Nabour, Mrs M O Opplo, Mrs G O'Leary, Maria _F? Pugh, Mary Ann russenden, Sarah 3 Prentlss, Mrs O D Potter, Miss O Potter, Sarah Poog, Ellen Pinkus, Miss P Plucknoy, Mrs Ed ward Pepun, Miss B Panley, Mrs R St Roborta'in, Mary Roborson, Judy ttodg-rs, Mary T Hivers, Sarah B itiloy, Mrs E Iteod, Mrs H Reed, Martha Ann Huevos, Maria 0 S Snow, Martha A Sley. Mrs T W Smiloy, Mary Ann Small, Diana mith, Miss O E Smith, Anna P Smith, Sarah A Smith, Margret L Sullivan, Ann Sutherland, Faun y Sutherland, Mrs Strechfuss, Miss 0 Stone, Maggie Stevenson, Lucy Sibley, Maila T 8hodbaD, Susan Schanb, Misa F F Salvo. Mrs O H T Taylor, Victoria Turner, Mrs H Turner, Mrs it W rurney, Mrs Thompson, M Us M A -alicker, Miss W W w Wallace Mrs H N Wallace, Elezla Wei o?, Mrs A 0 Welling, Ellen P Whlrors, Mrs A E Wiisboro. hb-ia Wellers, Carollno Wyatt, Rebecca Walker, Mrs A O Walker, Ann J Weis on, Mrs O H Williams, Misa H ?___e_n-'s ____e_?. Adolph, M Beboul Alston, Joun Archbcll, Milos J3 Barnett & Co Batike, T H Born, James Bel), Amos Bennet, Simeon Bense, Henrich Boutin, H Bigars, Joseph Bril, O Blanks. B T Blackman, James Derrin, David D Bordenave, H Bo?,gs, Robertson Bruson, Richard Brunsen, O li Bruise, David Brook, Mr C Branch, Iaaao Britton, W B Brookman, Wil liam Brown, J T Brown, J Brown, 0 J H Bulett, -oedrieh Buldt, D Burrows, Freder ick Bulwlnkle, J D Byortis, Jas ByoruB, (lorrett O Carroll, Patrick Carr, J Oolbun, Joe Oalbot, John Ohaponie, A Ohisolm, WA . Clarke, Chilly Courtney, S B Cordes, George Gales, Mr. Corcoran, Jamos Colley, Thos Oaltor, Simon Oolburn, B P .Cormier, F Alex anda Cornwell, J W Cohen, Joseph Ooloa, Joseph Couhlin, Henry O Colo, William Cooper, Charles Oreadle, Henry Cut tray, De cater Cunningham, L Does, Marlon Dart, Henry Darcy, P- i i? De?uo, Richard Do ti ay, W 8 Dureon, Wm Dot hago, J Douds, Bobt Doroey, M Dorey, Aiberd. Doone, Nathaniel P Drator, Frank Drayton, N Du va, William H Duggan, John __> Ehlert, E H Ellsworth, I 8 K Elbrocon, T W Erven, Charlo? Erven, Rufus * Evauder, RufusB P _a- . . Farrell, J Ferret, D Feller, Bufnsa Ferguson, J Fisher, Mr Fitzgerald, B A Flood, Jamoa Foster, H 0 Ford, Pstor Fripp, J J Frost, Dr. Fraaur, James F ca* Gaimard, Theo dore S Gaimard, Auguu tua Qallacbor, W11 . Uara Gramnlr, F Gilmar, Joe Gi.bert, 8 H Glover, Phillipe GoumaOt Jfamoai Goldstein, G Gramar, Mr X Ha?kln?wott_, al 0 Jj ?/ ; .. Hayward, Marka Hargrave, Joim J _r_ HasBoh, K J Hayden, B A dawkins, Thos lagon, E Hi.rMB.in, Jas Harris. M Hey ward, Joseph Herman k Lubbt tferllug, O Hayward, P Hr-rera, M Hoit.nior, D Hobbs, William Uallerman, James ? owe, Smith Hodges, Davis \\ Holley, J W Han, Monsieur H Im.sF Huimacker, J Hudson, Patrick Hunter, R Huggar, Mr Hjatt, Edmund a Jackson,T A Jacock, Folinan Jeuklnes, Houtter Jeuikius, J Jemklns, P Ger vies Jeuiklns, Joshua Jones, Sanifereo Junes, Milton M Jones, (jcorge Johnson, A Jouos, oseph Johnson, Frank John,H Jordan, F ___ Keely, James -??nil. day, Rich ard Klug, Henry 0 Kline, Albert Kothter, T Kluger, O Kramer, B F Krache, F D O Xj i-idsoii Jamos Lo Teran 8 Laurence, Edward Leetman, li Lrauard, Thomas _evy,U A bwibv, 'lorn Livingston, Harrylsmitb, William Louvirle, H Smith. Michael -uoas, A H smith, Isiao O nibs, O V Ispery, A J ' Lubs, H H * O F Spraler, Lowie i Lynch, Thomas iSplnk-, Ajonzo O Okland, D W OUvlth, J D Oldenburg, E H /Neill, Jos Osttrholtz. J D Oshaughuessy, M Owen, J L _P Parr is, a Parker, John H Peck, Thoa F Potner, A." Plucknoy, William Pills, E Polite, Taffy Prince, Richard Prince, Henry Procter, Henry Price, William B Poniner, B A Purso, S J Q Quliilin, J Quinn, Dovld _?C Ran ey, Edward Reid, E B Hells, John P Beily, John Richards, James Bitter. John F Rodger., W K Ronan, James Robertson, A ttoberson, A Rowley, George Robertson, Q F Byan, W J Ryard J amy , & Sanders, baml Salvo, V Sale, Charles W Seholtman-, C F dchllrbaum, M Scott, James B Suhumacker, H D Sohnaara, D beti roder, H DF W doy moro, Henry -ilbiy, W R .?mi?nos, Adam elgwald, T B Spermen, Paul iutiug, Fred Shepard, John Sheridan, PM Slngleter, Harry _S_ i Maxwell, T B Moy, LaurenoJ Matthews, O J M-ddeu, Luke Murker, Jahn - { Matthew? Thomas W Mars, John H Malone, Pblllippo Matthews, M U Mason, Aron W Martin, E A Mcsscny, P J Mela, _. O Metebett, O 8 Middleton, Mon? day Miller, W O ?lillkeD, W W Mooro, James Monty, Hobt Morris, John Mooro, Milford Mood, Oxford A M'.rdecai, Beni Moore, J Moran, M'choel MasBur, O P M unlay, JJ Muller, i H Meyers, Frank Mejor. O H Macaiily, Michael JVIo McCains, a McUarior, Patrick MiGr-tt, F_ rlok Mc.raw. Capt McOuffor, Jamea MuT.agu, Jack McKoiSlt-, Davlo .MoKlnzIo, D McKlnly, W McNuinara. D AldNclll, A MiNaman, JohnD McSheehy. Peter _>CT Nathan, O P Newman, Alex F O O'Brien. W ?"/ ;. O'Oouuell, John ( Oo jen. John Steward, James Stuntren, Fred -trothor, 'jerg?n Stewart, Doct iStotfol, G . 'rjteduun, John ??A Julian, a? Stewart, Donald Symons, John A -3? rimmons, B Taylor, A? . - Taylor, TB. Tlior-i?, P.ul rhomis, Alfred Talior, 0 Tower, GB? Toomer, Robt TiDtg, Soul Sweetman u, Deed rick Plot ten, J "V Van Eitzen, Henry Von H Liniig W Walsh, W J , - Webster, tarn Weber, Joh a in " Weddorhohon, H Web?., John Weldon, W O Weinberg, Abra ham Wilto, J. Ruth ven, Wilson, Joshua Wn i to, J .lines W Wilson, ?Tamos S Wheeler, lionry Wilson, Jss L Wilson, Iaaao R White, potrick Winter, John Willtom. William Wright k Bon, P Wright, Thomas Wright. *W Wright, E _? Yatee, Wm T Zwlngmono, A .i..i.A. j09TPe*ri?r]sdepositing letters In the Postofflcewill please tb platee tho stamp near the upper right hand cor ner of tho envelope, and they will also ploa?e to remem ber that without tho stamp a letter cannot bo insflod, but must be bent to the' Dead Letter Offloo; '. August 9 ... 100 N?W Ci?ultUiA FLO UK. BAOS EXTRA GEORGIA FLOUR, EXGEL , SIOR MI 1 !,-< ICO >? bags E-gra Georgia Flour, Excolslor Mills Chun Ni-.Ab AVD iiI'shs. 160 bushels Extra Fine Georgia Com Moil 60 bushel? Corn Husks for Cow feed. ______ For s-lo by J- N. ROB**ON, Augusta 1_No 63 Ksst Bay. FLOUR!FLOUR! .l?f\ BARBELS h X1 RA SUPERFINE AND MID Zt)U DLING FLOUR. Just received and for sale ?t/Vf __l-i_*-"" JOHN OAMP8EN& CO NO. 14 Market, opposl e State-streot. August 3_i_ AFLOAT-COEN, BRAN. MID jDLirVGS. *'f\r\r\ BUSHELS GRINDING COBN Ililli/ 600 riuaho s Bran 1U0 bushols Middlings, cow food. Landing frwm Steamer Adele. V ALSO, IN STORE : 100 bales li ?MTERN HAY ' 800 busbols Yellow Oom. tar GRIST AND MEAL GROUND DAILY. O. BaHLMANN, August 3 a Corner Reid and Meeting atoota. PRIME WHITE CORN" TO AR 1U VI- IN HUI.lt. OAAfi BUSHELS PRIME MARYLAND WHITE Q\J\J\ J COHN, to armo by sonoonor Hwsn. For sale low, by BRUNrt ABE, ______ 3_3_No. 78 East Bay. CORN. AAA/ ._ BUSHELS PRIME WESTERN MIXED Xy\J IJ li CORN. For sale very low by UV/*;V T. J. KERR & OO., Angnsia a _Eerr'e Wharf. CORN! CORN! ?\r\? \/*^VBUHHEL3 PRIME WHITE OOBN.LANE ?j\J\J\J ING THIS day from steamers. IN STOHB. 1600 bushels prim? Yellow and Mixed OOBN lOOt bushols Heavy oats. For sale low by JNO S BIRD. Jb.. k CO., August ? 3 Cor. Church and Trodd streets. CORN AND OATS. 1S-\t~\i~\ BUSHELS PBIME WHITE MARY HJU' ' LA>D CORN 1200 bnshels Primo Yellow Maryland Corn 600 bushels Primo Virginia Oats. Now landing. For sale by ISAAC E. HERTZ k OO., No. 901 East Bay, corner of Cumberland street August 2_ 3 ATTENTION! BUILDERS, WHSBLRIOHTS AND TURN ERB. YELLOW PINE LUMBEB Inch Boards Scantling 3 by ? * by 4 ?by 0 3 by 6 Poplar Post 6 by 0 4 by 4 Heavy Oak Plank . Ash Plank Poplar Boards. Delivered any part of the olty, and for sale low for cash, by L. BUNOH Jr. SON, ______ 3_2_No 600 King-street. LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER RAFT LUMBER OF ALL SIZES, FOB SALE LOW by the Baft or retail, at west end Broad-atreet August 8_1-etui mo BLACK CYPRESS POSTS FOB FEVCING. JUST RECEIVED, A OBOICE LOT OF BLAOK OY PRBSs POSTS, 0 inches ripiare, 10 feet long. The Cypress aro the most durable posts ever used, being weU adapted to low wet lands. Gate and otber posts furnished to ordor. Apply at No. 82 WASHINGTON STREET, next above Oalboun. August 2 .3* R. S. SANDERS, Agent LIME. LIME, LIME. 1 A ii A BARRELS EXTRA WHITE -FINISHING 1*1-01/ LIME-cargo schooner Abby Brackett - i.uul?g ?uu 1U& n?w \*j OLIIBV *. OO-, July al Nos. S and 11 Vendne Bange. LIME LIME, LIME. \AC\C\ BARRELS FRESH EASTERN LIME, ?JL'rcV/1/ landing from Schooner 8 . B. Jameson. IN STOBR. CEMENT, PLASTER, Hair, White Pine, White Wood, Hickory and Ash Lumber. For sale by OLNBY k CO., July 31 Nob. 0 and II Vendne Bange. BOILERS FOR SALE. TWO THIRTY INCH CYLINDER BOILERS. TWEN TY-FIVE long, very little used. Will be sold low, if applied for Immediately, at WILLIAM 9. HFNEREY'H, July 9 mwf No. 314 Meeting-etreet, MoCARTHY COTTON GINS. THE SUBSCRIBER IS NO * MANUFACTURING those GINS, and ia prepared to all orders for the coming crop. WILLIAM S. HENhR-Y, July 0 mwflmo No. 814 Meetlng-atreet. COTTON OINS. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING COMPLETED THEIR arrangements once more for the manufacture ol the best COTTON OINSever made In this couutry, an. now propared to receive orders from Planters and others wishing to purchase. The loua established and woU -known r?putation ol ELLIOTT'S COTTON GINS, w11], we hope, bo a saffl clent ?narantoo that the article will give entlro ?atlsioo tion. J. M. ELLIOTT * CO., May 14 Wiunsbom. 8. O. RICE! RICE! CSTo. 193 EAST BAY. J. S. SCHIRMER, fnr7HOL*"*SALE DEALBS IN FOREIGN AND DOMES V V TIO RICE. An aesortment of ail grades cou lton tly on hand. ' June-28 MOORHEAD'S . CELEBRATED BITTERS. THB PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INFOBMBD that these highly esteemed SITTERS are now made by the same person who made thom for over twenty years' for James Moorhead. He having the original re ceipt, can confidently recommend ahern equal to any made duiiuff Mooi head'? Hfe time. ' Sold in quantities to suit purchasers at No. M OAL HOUN-STREET, south Side, between Meeting end An son streets. JAMBS MoKBAN. inly I? tUt ; . "two 3 . *- Gr33XT3=]-EiJ_.Z< ^y>? COMMISSION AGENT,' WILL PURCHASE AND SELL STOOKU AND 8E CUllIITE?Ojr ALL KINDS, Merchandiso, Pro dues, So. ? o-t as ARont in any mercantile or commercial Interests entrusted to his core. Ho will give his best and careful attention to the baUnt-lng and adjusting of Book?, Accounts, o. ; Collecting, also, a 1 writing ol Bonds, Contracta, Letter*, ho. ' . . . , Prompt attention guaranteed, and s portion of the petronella of the pnblio sollolted. Office at CHARLESTON LIBRARY BUILDINGS. N. W. corner Church and Broad-streets. July 8 ..... .nn lmo* ALBRE & WARREN, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, &o.. KEROSENE LAMPS 4 OIL. KO. 4 lUVNE-STRBET. CHARLESTON, 8. O. Angnstl i i . . lino O. I ISIlLBPRfiRBLL, r-TO?. a-r'XiiN-K strebt, j BETWEEN RINO AND ?ST. .PHILIP. LUMBER OF EVBBYTSsM?BIPtl??? AND H?ILD INO MATERIAL constantly on hmd at thotowerd market prlocs. . Jane 39 ftulyr tiUPEKlOR BO?E??N___ WHISKEY. TUST RECEIVED, IN HToRE, A CHOICE ARTIOLE of BOURBON WHISKEY, fur Bolo very cluap, by the gallon or largor quantity, by N L*VIN.Jn., August 3 2 Nos 104 and ino MarttVt st root. m SEGARS AND TOBACCO. TJUST RECEIVKD, A LOT OF IMPORTED GENUINE HAVANA 8EGAR8 and TOBACCO, ot the following brands: 20 000 M ?'DIA REGALIA 20.000 CONCIA REOALIA 12.000 M-DIA REGALIA BRIT?NICA' 20 000 LONDRES, let C.400 BREVAS 2.2 0 I?-GENIFROS 1,600 MEDIANOS 600 pomms SMOKINGTOBAOCO, ?'Joven Amor lea," in pound an?t halt pound packages. ALSO IN btoiik: A lot of une DOMESTIC CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO AND WEGARS. Ooutiemtn desirous of smoking a choleo article of GENUIN *: HAVANA SEGARS, con ho nerved to their satisfaction, at JOHN B. TOGrNI'S. NO. 121 MEETING STREET, August 2 3_Opposite Ice House. JUST RECEIVED . HY ST KA M ?oils SUC DI?. II AND CUMBRIA, BBLS. SUGARS. B, O, AND CRUSHED Bbls. and arkins Lard Firkins chuleo ??osti?n But'or. for table use Dblo Sugar-house ami Boo Hive Syrnp Bbls. Fl-'Ur, Extra. Super, and Fine Bbls. Pork, Mackerel, and Herring, And for .ale by WM. ?URNEY, Augu-tS 3 No. 102 East Day. FISH AND MEATS. ?AA PACKAGES BOSTON MACKEREL, SIZES Viv/" " aud Nob. to ?ni 300 packages Pickled Herring 10? bbls. Mesa < cot 60 bbls. Mess Pork 60 bbls. Prime Pork 200 boxes Codfish 26 lilts Salmon Iront 10 bbls Sugar Cured Hame 10 bola 8moked Beef. AU of the above for sale tow to close out stock. GEO. W. CLARK _ CO., At 8. B. Farrar Bros, k Co.'a Old Stand, Corner hast Bay and Oamberiana streets. July 26_wfm6 CHOICE PORTO RICO SUGAR. V?' BHDS. CHOICE PORTO RICO SUGAR ?i O 60 barrels Oholoe Porto Rico Sugar 10 b?rrela Choice 8t. Croix Sugar. Landing ox schooner .?Botillo," and for solo by August 1 8 HENRY COBLA k CO. P. C. KERRIGAN, No. 80 MARKET-STREET, OFFERS FOB PALE. LOW FOB GASH, THE FOL LOWING ARTICLES, vu: - bbls. of Gibson's Whiskey - casks, ii and ".. ot Brandy - halt pipes and bbls of Gin - casks of Sherry, Madeira and Port Wine - bbls. of Jamaica Bum 100 cases of Gibson's XXX Whisk?y 20 cases of Otard, Dupuy k Go's Brandy 25 cases of Holland Oin 26 eases Of Jamaica Horn 60 cist's ot Wise's and Mention's Irish Whiskey 29 cases Of Ramsay's Scotch Whiskey 60 oases of Extra Copi.or Distilled Whiskey 26 baskets of Champagne, ??Piper'a Heldselck" 20 cases of Champagne, "Moot _ ? haudon" 20 cases of Champagne, "V. Oliquot Ponsardln" 100 catee ot Sherry Wmo :00 oasei of Madeira Wine 60 cases of Port Wine 100 catos of Claret Wine, from fe to %1 per case 20 oates of Sou torno Wine 20 oases of Champagne Cider, pinta and quarts 200 cases of Ale, various brand-, pinta and quarts 60 oo8i?s of Porter, various brands, pinta and quarts 60 caakB of Ale. 8 to 10 dosen In each, aud the following branda: Jeffrey's, Y unser'?, MoEwan's, Allsopp's, Bass <_ Co.'s and Muir k Sou's 2# casks of Porter, 8 dozen lu each, and the following brands: E. k C. Hlboert'a. Falkirk'? and Barr & _..?. ALBO, 100 cases of l*e .ELEBRaTED "WAHOO AWD CAL! SAYA BiTTEHH," lor which I am solo agent for South Carolina. P. O. KERRIGAN, No. 80 Market street, Between Meeting and King streets. July 23_mwfl2 JOHN KING b CO., WHOLESALE ?ROGERS WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Nos. 148 and 145 East Bay, OPPOSITE KEBIi'S WHARP, OFFER FOR SALE, LOW FOR CASH: HBIDSIEOK CHAMPAGNE, QUARTS AND PINTS SHERRY WINE, in caat-a and in casks MADEIRA WINE, In cases and in casks CLARET wines, lp cases pinta and half pinta . Pi ?BDI ALS, in cases-a variety urn-Elm (E. G. Self). In casca BRANDIES, In casos and In casks GINS, In eases and lu casks RDM, m eases ? . WHISKIES, in oases and In cashs ALE, in case?, quarts and pinta LAGER BEER, In quarter b?rrela, also In pinta,nocked, eight (DM to the >i_n__ Dm? lonnl MACPHERSON&DONALD SMITH BREWERS OF FINE PALE ALES fcPORTER WEST -i-^-T BET V. 7 & ?SAVE? NEY! YORK. ?HO. W. (?LARK & CO., Corner East Bay and Dnmberland streets, CHARLESTON, S. C. HAVING TAKEN THE BOLE AGENCY OF TB> above celebrated ALB, acknowledged to be th?? best in the market, are now prepared to supply tht TRAUE of this olty and vicinity " , Warranted to stand the climat?. For aale in barrels and half barrels. ' -?r ni . KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, Drawn Daily at Covington, Ky. MURRAY, EDDT & CO., MANAGERS. Tickets from Si to $30. CIRCULARS SENT i'ltBE OF CHARGE ORUERS for TI0KBT- in the above LOTTERY promptly at tended to. Drawings mailed as soon a the Lottery is drawn,' Have do Plan Lott?ry--30,000 Tickets; 606 I'riz's. capital Prl_o, $100.000. Urawa the 10th and 31st of eaib month. Address H. T. PETEB8, United 8totee Licensed Aeent, No. 00 Hasel atreet, or Roy Box 6-, Postof?ee. inly 30 , .* jmo jar.T. gk_a.. r.~e. DR. LAWRENCE'S CELEBRATED ANTI-BYPHI LITIO, warranted a certain ouro for 8YPHILI8 in all its forme. Entirely vegetable. JO-TFor aale _y all Draggistar-iia . AH B-INTGr Se OASSIDITSr, Jnly8_8i_o*_0HARLB8T0N, g. O. UNITE? STATES STEEL PEN WUttKh, FACTORY, UAMDEW, ffB J. *. JESTERPROOK & CO. : ! STEEL FEN MA-WFaCTURERS, w__hoi?}s? ^^?^rn-: r%_ -ample, 'ana ?flc- on applieslion. Lota made to tv. ie_<>r^jp_?taa>?ettunp-^ j OA?TlOfl.- Those Pona are of genuine __.erit>_i oanufactnire, end uqual In flnf?rfta^Wena ft u_?*i >l point to the best tmr?ortot_ ^Tbey ?re, the^f??re, cor e gain thb confldeneeof theAmerluao public. Thoia? mile ot our signature 1? tTuffldeut vscurRy itralnst foi , iip imitation. B. ESXEUBB-vT a\. CO, ' Uaptemhcr 28 tulbaly loi? i. i v l- n I* o o i,_MM- Al American Ship PRksIdENT Fit MORE, B Luce Master, in unw loading at North Atlantic Wharf, mid bavin? o portion of bor cargo en ?jogod, will meot with dispatch for the abovo port. For Freight ougagomuutu, apply to WILLIS ft OBTUOLM, .lunn l8 mwf North Atlantic Wharf. FOE NEW YOHK. THE REQDliAJt UNITED STATES MAIL L1NI OF FIRST-CLASS STEAMERS, .9,-UAKERCITl, I 8AKAGUS8A, ANDAliUSIA. | GRANABA, THB STEAMSHIP CAPTAIN BUttSLEY, WILL LEAVE ADGKR'S WH \RF ON BATUB DAY, AUGUST 4th, at 12 o'clock preclsoly. No ben h looured until paid for No Freight received union? engaged at nur nfTlco. No Fbkisht received after 8 o'clock on 8aturd ?y. Freight and Wharfage on pei n-habio articles most be paid at our omeo. _ July 30 _RAVBNEL k PP.. Agents New Yertt and Charleston PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FARE REDUCED TO $85. Leaving each Port every Alternate Thursday, BTEAMHHIP EMILY B. BOUDEB, Oatt. R. W. Lookwood. BTEAMBHIP MONEKA, Oapt. O. P. Maiihhmah. .nrtHBSE STEAMSHIPS^ OFFEBING EVBBY INDUOB JL MENT TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVELING PUBLIC, having superior accommodations for Passen gera, with tables smpplled by every luxury the New For) and Charleston markets can afford; and, for safety, speed \cd comfort, are unrivalled on the coast. THE STEAMSHIP O XX 1UE IB IR, I A., CAPTAIN FBENOH, fTTTLL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF ON TV THUR8DAY August 9. at - o'clook. Liberal advauoes made on consignments to New York. For Freight or Pasiage, apply at tbu office of the Agents. WILLIS k CHIS0LM, North Atlantio Wharf. Consignees in Now York-Messrs. LIVINGSTON, FOX k CO._'_August 8 DIRECT LINE. BOSTON AND CHARLESTON ST KA M ?HI I? OUlllPANV. TEE NEW A I THEODORE. D. WAGNER, CAPTAIN nOOMEY BAXTER, OF ABOUT 700 TON8 BURTHEN, WILL LEAVE ATLANTIO WHAI?F ON TUE8DAY next, 7th Angnat, at 5 o.clock P. M., precisely. For Freight or Passage apply at the office of the Agent A J. SALINAS, Nos. 31 snd as Venduo Bange. This Line is rnnnlng re ularly In connection with the South Carolina and Georgia Railroads, by which Freight will be forwarded free ot commission to Augusta, Macon, Atlanta, Weat Point, Montgomery, Chat-anoogo, Nashville, Memphis, . anton, Misa, Colombia, Winns boro', Chester, Charlotte, N. O. Oonsigm-e? at Boston, Messrs. DANIEL LEWIS k CO. The Phoenix Columbia; InteMgenceer, at Atlanta; Telegraph at Macon; Constltutlonali.t, at Angosta; Montgomery Advertiser, Chattanor-ga Daily American, Nashville oairtte, Mt mphoe Commercial and Oharlott' Times, will publish twice a week for one month and send bill to Ag>nt,_Angnat I PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'* THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIEN, TOUGHING AT MEXICAN PORTS, AND CARRYING THE ?. S. MAIL, Through in Twenty-two Bays. SiKAuanipa oh tub Oohkkottho o?isaPacu-ix AT-UAMTia, with Teas ARIZONA.......COLOBADO HENRY OSAUNOEYu..CONSTITUTION NEW YOHK.GOLDEN OTT? OOB*N QUEEN.UAOBAMENTO NOB iEBN LIGHT..GOLDEN AGE O081ABI0A.MONTANA, Aft?ko. _r_,T!tE OF THB ABOVE LABOB ABB- 8PLENDIX U Steamships will leave Pier No. ?3 North Bivnr, foot of Canal-street, at 12o'clock, noou, ?.the let, 11th ano 21st of every month (oxoept whaj .hose dates fall or. Sunday, and then on the preceding BatnrdayK far ASPIh WALL, connecting via Panama Ballway with one of thi Company's etoamships from Panama for SAN FBAH CISCO, touching at AOAPULCO. Departures of lat and 31st connect at Panama witt ?toaaaera for SOUTH PACIFIC and OENTBAL AMBBI CAN POETS. Those of the 1st tooan at MANZANILLO. Adlsoonntof ONE-QUARTEB room steamers* rates allowed to second cabin and steeaojre paaeecgi ra with fainilles. Also, an allowonoe 'of ONE-QUAItTKR. or through ratea to clergymen aad thal? families, one school teachers; soldiers having honos?ble discharges HALF FABE. One hundred poonda baggage allowed to each adult Baggage-masters accompany baggage through and at tend to ladies and children without male protectora Baggage received on the dock the day before sailing from steamboats, railroad?, and paeaengore Who prefei to send down early. An experienced Burgeon, on board. Medicino and at tendance free. For Passage Tickets, or further Information, apply al the Company's Ticket Offlco, on the Wharf, FOOT Of GANAL-8TBEET, NOBTH RTVBB, NEW YOitK. Julys_?mon_h % HOi M AN Keren'. THB BARNWlffiLL, SENTINEL.._. ' _ PUBUOATIOH OF THIS PAPFi*, wmuH OF. " FIOB waa daatroyed in February U *t by the Federa umi, .m been /.?am.*-, at la the only paper pabl?hed inlhatUrgeandv-opuiousDiirtriot, and to morabants ano business men ii osan si si advantage? seldom met with. Tesrnietoradwtlalnr, ^ per eousxe of twdve linee, ci '.a^?o?aswhlMartton, ?oUscrrlpUon to paper. ?M per m-*m*-kt~<*m,./ew*oi fiUUOB. a pubby, M?rcu M -twyntur*. ?p-A PASSAGE REDUCED! CIIKAI? PA8.AUK TO OR KUO?. BUROPE. !____? Kite?;--^M ?i BY BAILING 8HIP8, SAILING EVERY WEEK. Also, by the SPLENDID MAIL STEAMERS, Hailing every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to an. from New York. Great R?daction In Fore to CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA. DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT on Great Britain and Ireland, at the very Lowott Rates. Passengers, on arrival In New York, will bave theil beggago removed Free, and evory care bestowed on thom. For Pass-go, Ac, apply to "I. _r. QUINN, ?.j. 627 Kimo Btiiv.kt, C ha ii u? ion, H. O. February 27 - jyr TIIK SO. CA. It.Mi.hoad COMPANY HAVING REESTABLISHED ITH RECEIVING AND FORWARDING OFFICE. Me?choudl-o and Pro d ice consign d to Its Agout from tho In -rim to North ern ports, and from Northern ports to the Iniorlor, will be cared tor and shipped to the point of destination without delay ad free of commission. Consignments to be forwarded ny sea mott always be ocoomponled by Bills of Lading and Letter of Advice, with Inetruotions to insure If desired. E. N. FULLER, J'., k F. Agent. t?r The Obarlotte Timos, Chester Standard, and Greenville Monntaineer, each copy one week and send bills to tliio offlce._ Jnno 2. RARITA- AND DELAWARE BAY KAIL ROAD. ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO LONG BRANCH-THE whole distance by rail-no change of cars-no trav* oiling hy Stage. On anl after Friday, Jnno 1st, 1809, the trains on this Road will le? ve the Depot of Camden and Atlantic Railroad Company, at Cooper'a Point, Cam den, as follows, viz: 0 20 A. M., Express Train for Long Branch and New York and intermed?alo Stations; 8.30 A. ii.. Mall and Express for Now Yo k. Returning, Trains leavo Pior 32, foot of Duane-street, North River, ana Steamboat Jesse Hoyt; at li A. _L, Ex press Train for Long Branch, Camden and intermediate Stations; and 4 P. M. for all Stationa on the Road. Fare to and from New York or Lone Branch, $2. Excursion Tickets to Look Branch from Camden, f 3. Juno l8 3mo W11 N. CLAYTON, Sup't C. K. HXJGER, No. 137 MEETINQ-ST. CIIARLKSTOr?. S. C. LOCOMOTIVES, RAILROAD IRON RAILWAY SUPPLIES PORTABLE & STATIONARY ENGINES IRON t WOOD WORK MACHINERY SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS CO?TON GINS, MILL AND GIN BANDS YVILDER'S SALAMANDER SAFES, Aa PLATFOKM, COUNTER AND WARE HOUSE SCALES. COTTON PICKERS, ?io, &o. 4ST" Represented by Messrs. M. K. JESSOP- CO., New York. April!_ COTTON PICKERS! COTTON PICKERS! THE GRE-TEST IMPROVEMENT OF THE AGE. IT will enante a band to piok three times the usual quantity in a day. For sale at Manufacturer's price by ' G. E. HUGr??R. Agent, August. 6 No, 137 Mooting street. LINDEMAN & EONS' PATENT CYCLOID PIANO FORTES WEBE AWARDED AT THE LATE FAIR OF THE American Institute the FIRST PHEMIOM GOLD MEDAL for NOVELTY, SUPERIORITY, and EXCEL LENCE; also, at the State Fair*, of Micbluau, Indiana, Kansas, and wherever tbey have been exhibited In com petition. Warerooms, No. 2 LK HOY PLACK BLEEOEER STREET, one block weat of Broadway. Bond for cir cular. Ootticbolk says: "It ia me Uncut instrumrnt I have ever triad ; the tone cornea ont as rieb and solid aa that of a Gran-. Piano." Charlo? Fradol-"I consider tbe- Cycloid Piano a incce s in every respect" Wtp. Mason-"I regard thom ai very superior ln*tr_ment_." aTuly _T _foo warne. AGUA de MAGNOLIA. A TOILET DELIGHT I THE LADLEB* TBEA8UBB intl gent-nan'a boon I The "sweetest thing" and largest quantity. Manufactured bom the rich southern Mag noba. Caed for ho thing tie fane and per. ton, to reader the akin soft and ?*--, to prevent eruir? iionn, to perfume olothlng, ha . It ovorcomes the unpleasant ?dor of perspiration. It tomovee redness, tan, blotchea. he. '. It eurea nervous headache and allaya ln__np??j|i/ It coole, softens, ana odds delioney to the akin. It yields a snbduod and laettng perfume. ' : '' It eurea mosquito buts an. slings of l_6cta. It contal na no material Injurious to the akin. Potroni-od by Actroasss and Opera Hingen. _| ]_ .bat every lady should have.. ? gold everywhere. Try the Magnolia Water onoe, and y0n will nae no other 08 ogne, Perfumery, or ToU?l Water afterward-, ,. % ?EhlAB BABNEti h CO.