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FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 9, 1866. OFFICIAL. LIST OF?ETTERS Remaining in tho Post?nico at Cha?lOBton, for thc week ending NOVEMBER 8, 18615, and ordorod to bo printed in THE DAILY NKWS, agreeably to the following section of tho new Postoflice Law, as tho newspapor having tho largest circulation in tho City of Charleston: SECTION 5. And bo it further enacted, That lists of let? ters romainihg uncalled for in any Postofflco In any city, town or village, whore a newspaper shall be printed, shall hereafter be published once only in the newspaper which, being published weekly or oftener, Bhall have tho largest circulation within range of delivery of tho Mid office. JSS* Persons caning for Lottere Advertised, should state that they are "Advertised." Office hours from 8 A. M. to 0 P. M. On Sundays, from 1 o'clock to 2 o'clock P. M. . STANLEY G. TBOTT, Acting Posfmastor. WOMEN'S LIST.._ Abrahamen* Hannah" ?gnea, Mrs -lames Aldert, Mrs Benj Karo, Mrs W A _ Alston, Julia A Hays, Mary A Aolston, Patsey Harvey, jrrs P J J?S'J?T? Armstrong, it? B H???tlton'11188 A Pinknoy, Ellen Barrett, Mrs J hrorschenrenter, PeWngill, Mrs F Bell Olive I Mrs L W Beiden, Mrs vj Herndore, Mary E Patterson, Miss E Behlimr M*" F Henderson, Nelly Palme, Miss E C Beckar vrs M O Hioks, Miss C Patuso, Jovauna Betzim*n, Mre B E Hofstetter, Jose- Patterson, Mrs A Bee, Miss phino B Benton, Mrs Y Ha-zant, Rosa Ii Bing, Mrs F Holmes, Miss T Ramsden, Charlott Blake, Miss F I itahall, Mrs O P Boyle/Mary L Ingleaby, Mw S Reid, Miss A Brin ton, Charlott J Rembly, Cady Brought op, Miss B Jones, Julia Riddick, Mi B a Bill A Jones, Miss M C Rivers, Sarah B Brooks, Mrs M Tones, Mrs F M Robberson, Miss R Brisbane, Miss A Jenkins, Mrs Rouse, Martha ED Brisbane, Katy Johnston, Eliza- Raper, Miss M Burbridge, May both Robinson, Miss M Ann Jenerett, Mrs C Robinson, Susan J Burrow, Peggy Jofforson, Kate S Butler, Hannah Jacobs, Mrs H R Sampson, Miss L Byrrd, Ann* T Jacobs, Miss P Seymour, Jnlia A Brown, Sarah E K Scott, Miss M Brown, Mrs S King, Miss E L Scrivin, Mrs J H Brown, Mrs L Keels, Mrs CM Scrivin Mies ? C Kane, Kate Singleton, Nannie Cash, Mrs LO L Sherman, Mrs J W Campbell, Ann Loo, Sarah sinclair, Mm T Chase, Miss L Levy, Elizia Sims, Mrs M D Chase. SBrah E Lake, Mrs S Snow, Miss A J Clancy, Mrs C B Lartigue, Elizia Stafford, Mrs H R ColweU, May Ann Lawrence, Annie Steward, Mrs A Cruse, Mrs MF M Stansbury, Sarah Cromwell, Mary A Madrey, Mrs AG A Cross, Mrs C Malonoy, Fannie Sullivan, Mrs E E Cunningham, Sa- Medora, Sarah Swan, Mrs II rahflE Middleton, May F Simmons, Emma J :<?' ' D Mlskoy, Marian C jimmona. Nancy Davt?, Susan G MitcheU, Misa J Simons, Mrs M Dow, Mrs E B vlills. Miss C A .Smith, BeBsio Donald, Mrs S A Moran, Susie Smith, Sarah Er Devane, Eliza Moore, Mrs Dr A Smith, Miss B Bl A Smith, Mrs A E Edmond, Miss A J Moloth, Mrs F T En vis, Ellon Moore, Mrs C B Trescot, Sal lio J Emilemeth, Miss A Montgomery, Su- riannon, Susan E san Thompson, Elezja Epsy, 6arah V Mury, Mrs Tayler, Miss M F Murphy, Miss J Thioling, Mrs F W Farris, Mary A Murry, Ellen rhona, Miss M E Ferguson, Mrs J Mathews, Miss L V Food; Ann A Vantine, Annie * Follona, Mrs E Miller, Miss M Vaughncolerd, Foator, Mary Meyers, Maggie Miss ME Frazer, Emma M Mo W Frazer, Mre J MoBrlde, Mrs E Warnaka, Mrs P A Frazer, F?nma McDonald, Mr? Wagner, Miss F 'O" McDowell, Lydia Warren; Mrs D Gaillard, Mrs O D McCarty, Mrs W Webb, Bessie Gant, Effiev JV Welsh, Mrs Gansleser, Miss K Nugent, M Welsh, Mrs Walter Gadsden, Fibby Nolan, Sarah Webb, Mrs E H Guinnane, Mrs D Noland, Miss M. Ward, Miss E H -J Neabut, Martha White, Eliza A Gibbs, Mary llabour, Mrs M Whitney, Mrs C G Glover, BeUo O Whiting, Misa U Glowdern, Miss E Owans, Mrs A Wheeler, Elizia Goury, Jane Oppel, Mrs G WilliamB, Mrs MA Green, Annie O'Connor, Miss E L Green, Mary E WilUams, Mrs L .fPaugh, Mrs M A...^ MEN'S LIST. A Albrecht. C Adams, Francis ARen, Tony Alston, Col J Motto Armstead, John Ash, Peter Austin, Robt Aymar & Co B Barnett, Wm Baster, Capt Ed win Benson, James Bennett, N K Bird, Marion ' Bice, D M Black, John Bliss, H Black, Wm Brunner, H H Brennan, Luko Bruco, Philip Brandt, John Carl] Broughton, S Bryan, W?h Brace, Julius Burk;'0 F' Bnrko, B Buggcl, Johan . Bernes, Mikel Burns, John Byrnos, William Byrne, John Brown, V O Brown, Israel Brown, L 5; Brown; William ?tl! I O 'Si. : v Carrara, Jarnos D Callaghan, Michael Car^i Oapt J O, Chapman, George C Chambers 6 Cal fer ' Ctacl?o. g jinglo Cling, Goorgo Clarey, Thomas Cockran, J W Cowan, Joi'U Calvert, John Colos, L ii Colgau, Thomas Cordova, Manuol Cook, George Cross,.8tephncy Cross, J C Creigutou, J McP Cri?htiU, Henry Cunningham, 0 P Cuttray, Decatur D Davis, John Dalas, Mo.303, (col'd) Davis, F E Delay, James Davis, Wm, (col'd Davis, Chas W Dennis, C H Dixon, Isaao .Dozze, Lieut Doe, .1 8 Doschor, H Drago, M Du?lln, Samuel A Duncan, W O Dunavnht, Mi? chael J B Edward, John, . F Faulhabor, Charles laloto, J ll Ferguson. William Fegor, Col Jos M Fowlor, W W Foley, Bro ic Co, D 3 Forrester, George Ford, Winiam Forest, Rediok Foster, Jolm Fraser, P Tr ochers, Samuel Frazser, James Fro-cis, Jacob FrioHoQ, John, (colored) Frasar, Wilii-iai Fulfara, Gilbctt G Garrison, Jamos Gates, Be .jamm GaiTott, E W Galvin. Michael Gilderbrecht, Ja? cob Gow, Jacob L Glynn. Mir'in Ct Ondiroy, Hufua orreou, D O . Jraves, Major Charlos Grito, Lewis Graham, A,T ..." Groen, Nelson Graham, W W El Hamilton, Alex, (colored) liaison. William Hauenicht, E A H ifer, Wm Haywood, Samuel Ho lynea. Joshua HaukirEoa, Robt Hart, H H Hart, Dr B 0 ? Hayden, Thomas Haru, William 'Tngan, E Hammond, Lafay? ette Hall, Chas W Hawkes, E H Huppoldt, Mr Harbers, Hemry Hialoy, John Heiser, Reinhardt Henloy, Marlin Higginbottom, Thomas Howell, D ' Howard, Richard Hooper & Co, J' Hopkins, TC Horton, Joseph W Hughes, Thomas Hutchinson, Mor row ft Co Hunt, Lr Hcym?h7 G & G A I Inglis, H .J Johnson, H oary , Jeffora] James" Jordan, Jr Johnston & Co, P Jones & Ashford Johnson, B H IC Kemenado, F E Kelly, james iUaron, F-W Klinko, John H Klinek, J F Kloiojohn. F Knee, H Henry Krip, John H Kramer, Filip Kum, Mathias L Lanahan, Capt Jo romiah Lavin, M Lostie, J D Lewis, William Little, W T Lockwood, Thom? as P Lubbcn, Luer Liu'sey, Jamos Lubken, H C Rt Martin, It Mathis. T Miy, William Mathews, William Manning, John Maule, John Molroso, A F Michiels, Chas slider, John F Middleton, Adam Mitchell, S . .Miller, Henry Mitchell, George Moloney, Thomas Morris, Marcus Mooney, Capt H Monty, Robt Morris Richard lurray, D -Maguire, John T Mc McDonald, G H McPiiibben, Chas L doMiUian, Wm ti Nolson, R N NoiU, Thomas B Nicltordou, Thom? as D Noble?, Edward O O'Donnell, Martin O Monaghan, P Oel-.cn. John OUlond, John E O'Neill, M E O'NciU, John J A Patton, G B Parkier, Joe Payton, Z Petit, N F Perkins, R Pfeil, Charles J Pitzol, W PhUlips, J Wyman Pecking, Jacob Picknoy, Edward M Pr?uting, Chas J I'ond, A A Powers, lt W ?i Quinn, Nicholas yuinby, JameB H K Randolph, H H Ramepook, Theo? dore Ram, Abraham Reils, Johu P Reid, Capt G B Behhkooff, F G R?adln, James Rico, Wihlam Richardson, J KhoduB, Julius D Riohardson, Capt Ruo, Zack Rossi, Jose Rogors, B H Ropor, Wm Rogers, James Rodurds, Cima E Russell, John Ryan, Win S Sanders, J. ; Soovil k Mead Sohwabo, O ' ooliroder, I> Scanlin, tJuhn " Suroclor, F a Sciirodcr, John Schmidt; Georgo Schmolko, Charlos elby, B U Simons, J Humo Shlrer, Arthur S.iicr, J w Sherry, John Smith, G W omith, Randolph Smith, JW Smith, W L Smith, J H T .Sprot, Thomas S?lom ns, J H .Stephen, Joseph L Stromnunger, J W H Stevens k Botts Stumer, Henry SungolouR, H ll Juett, J w T Tiehcuthall, Ch l'homas, Chas B Tcricben, Albert Tutzo, T H Thoiling, W Thomas, J A Thomson, Joseph Toomer, Arthur futon, Henry Thomas, Moses V Vincent, Tom Yala3kio, Jacon W Walsh, Fp.mk Wasaington, Rich? ard W.illaco, John Walsh, T V Wagner, Jas H Watter k Co Woning, William R Welling, E Weed, R L Wost, T W Wilson, J H Wilson, Jordan Winn, W L Whalan, Lako Wilson, Allen . Wiggins, Mosos Wilkorson, Chas White, Thomas Whitlock, WilUam Winthrop, John A Williams, Jacob Williams, P M Williams, Geo B iWroao. H ??" Persona deposl?ugTeT^i5^?^r^-;^r"--riizzicr: plea83 to placo tho stamp notedowner r?X^? wiU uer of the envelope, ano? they w?l ?leSo >^d C01> ber that without too stamp a lotter caunSt hSt?if?ino.m: must be ?ent to tho Dead Lotter Oih^c d'but November 9 ' SAIT* SALTI AT ??SO PER SACK. OAA SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT, IN FINE ORDEB. November? ' Ho,30lEaW" COAL! COAL ! AT REDUCED RATES. C)KA TONS LOCUST MOUNTAIN GOA L, (A SUWj Jt>\) MOU ARTICLE), iandi. g tom acta I?? Thompson. For aaloat Mi? a^OLM^fio?uiH3, b' ?oat Vii. comer Adger's Wharf. Novembor 9 _._. t*n o ... . C%f\ BAI-iS EXTRA HEAVY BAGGING, STHTABLE I forSoa Island oud Upland Cotton, for salo by Nov<?abor7 wfm3_HENRY OOMA k CO. ""SEATSLAND BAG?SSG*"" 1 A BALES HEAVY DUNDEE BAGGING, TWO LBS. JLU to yard. For salo low to close consign m en td, by BRUNS k PEP1. November* mw* No, '? irsst ^av BAGGING, ROP?AND TWINE. ?Yr BALES GUNNY CLOTH t?tj 30 bales Dandee Bagging 160 coils Manida Kope, 5-16, >?, ?i inch 100 coils Hemp Bone, >? inch," % inch 10 bales Bagging Thaine. For sale by BRUNS ? BEE, November 6_mwf3_No. 78 East Bay. GERMAN BOLOGNA SAUSAGES AND DUTCH HERRINGS. JUST RECEIVED PEB STEAMSHIP QUAKER CITY, I case genuine German Bologna Sausages 20 kegs Holland Herrings (new). For sale by N. LEVIN, Ju. Nos. 101 and 100 Market street. November 7_ wfm3 BACON, MESS PORK AND MO? LASSES. I fi? HHDS. BACON SHOULDERS LO 15 bids. Bacon Sides 60 bbl?. Meas Pork 30 bbls. Molasses. For sale by BBUN8 k BEE, November 5 mwf 3 No. 78 East Bay. BALE ?WP?T JDKSvIr1IUorior H inch HEMP BALE ROPE, in store and for -^^^ QJJTTY & C0.. November 7 3 North Atlantic Wharf. C0BN, HAY, &c. rAAA BUSHELS PRIME WESTERN WHITU 5?UU CORN 1500 bushela Prime Maryland White Cora 500 buaholB Feed Oats COO bulee N. H. Hay 10 bbls. Eitra Rye Flour. 25 barrels Super Flour A supply of White and Bod Wheat, Oats and Rye on liane!. WJ8?1 ot J UPI lio. Novembor 5_ 1 AAA BALES HAY, PER SHIP MISSOURI, FOR I (J (J (j salo by T. TUPPER & SONS, Novombor 7 1_Brown's Wharf. APPLES! APPLES ! ff f\ BBLS. FINE APPLES. ? U For sale low whllo landing, by JOHN F. O'NEILL k SON, November 7 _ No. 167 East Bay. BOILERS FOR SALE. Two THIRTY INCH CYLINDER BOILERS, TWEN? TY-FIVE long, very Uttlo used. Will be sold low, it applied for immediately, at T WILLIAM S. HENEREY'S. mtv mw .io.'1 e?ett* ?tr???'. " ?LW?7^?W5??T, &C. HECKER'8 B. B. BUCKWHEAT, NO. 1 Hooker's S. E, Flour, No. 1 Buckwheat Flour, No. 1 Graham Flour Rye Flour Rice Flour , " Extra and Fine Family (just received) Hooker's Farina Corn Starch and Maizena Patent and Pearl Barley Tapioca and Sago Arrow Boot and Oatmeal Gelatine and Isinglass Dried 8weet Com (Shakers') Mac caroni and Venn!??"' (italian] Pearl, Blue, and Satin Gloss Starch. n WILLIAM 8. CORWIN & CO., . No. 259 Bing street, Novembor g _Opposite Hasely MINERAL WATERS. CONGRESS WATER KISaENG N WATER VICHY WATER. WM. a CORWIN k CO., No. 239 King-fltroet, opposite Hanoi. November P_ CHAMPAGNES AND CLARETS. VEBZENAY, JULES MUMM & CO. Cabinet, Jules Mumm k Ca Private Stock, Jules Mumm & Co. Heidsiook, Piper & Co. Grout Soul, Moot & Ohandon Gold Lack Nathaniel Johnston's St. Louboo Nathaniel Johnston's Medoo Eschenauor, Bonecko & Co."8 Bouillac Godard's Goutry Brandenburg Frere'a Modo o A few caaos of N. Johnaton'a Modoo-pinta IBiS, and quarts 1851-on hand and for Balo by WM. S. CORWIN & CO., Importers Wines, Brandice, &c, No. 000 Broadway, Now York. No. 259 liing street, Charloatpn, 8. C. October 29 COFFEES AND TEAS. OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA Green Rio Laguayra Mocha, genuine Gillo'a Gold Modal, ) Gillo's Plantation, [ lu 1 lb. paokagoe. Chicory, J AU Teas sold in thia establishment oro imported direct by us, and wo place thom boforo the publio as pure and unadulterated Teas. WM. 8? CORWIN & CO., Ootobor ZJ _Mo. 239 King efcroot. CHEESES. ~~ SWISS (SWITZER) . English Dairy 1 Goshen Pinoapplo, Et dam. Sap Sago, Ohcddor. WM. S. CORWIN & CO., No. 259 King-streot, Ootobcr 29 Opposite Hasel. CRACKERS AND BISCUITS. TWANGY ZWIEBACK TOAST J; BUTTER CREAM ARROW ROOT EGG SUGAR BOSTON BENT'S WATER SODA. WM. 8. CORWIN & CO., No. 209 King-stroet, October 29 Opposito Hasol. ""' DRIED' FRUTO7TS, &CT~ JUST RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF NEW FIGS, IN 2d and dla drums DRIED APPLES Dried Curranta Dried Poaches Stoning Prunes French Prunos Citron, Raisins. . WM. S. CORWIN k CO., No. 259 King otreet, opposite Haeel. Oolober 29 GORDON'S PRESERVES, JE?.LIBS, ?Sic. ASUPPLY OF GORDON'S PRESERVES, OF THIS Bonaon'a fruits, just received. PEACHES STRAWBERRIES BASPB lUtrES CRAB APPLE DAMSONS LIMES GUAVA JELLY ORANGE MARMALADE. WM. 8. OOEWTN k CO., No. 259 King street, opposite Huacl. Novembor 5 WOOLS ! WOOLS ! WOOLS ! rrao UNDERSIGNED IS A BUYER OF WOOLS OF X all textures, exclusively for English acooutit. HENRY TRENCHARD, Wool Marchant, Exohango-etreot, Charleston, S. C. (Formerly Army Cloth Manufacturer for C. 8. A.) October 31 wftn2mos WOOD AND COAL. 500 C0RDa raWW PINE 260 TONS SMITH'S COAL-tO arrive For salo low by normes, MCPHERSON & co., November 8 No. 4 tioutbem Wharf. O -A. RD. W. J. TRIM BEGS TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS THAT HE HAS ; I reopened his Storo at Ko. 80 MARKET STEEET, where ' ho is preparod to offor to his former patrons a choice lot of GROCERIES, soloctod from the Baltimore markets. Persons wishing desirable family supplies can bo readily J ' suited. Having received a liberal patronage bo?ore tho fire whloh consumed his stock, ho hopes, by strict at? tention to business, to merit a continuance of tho same. November 8 Imo NO. 96 EAST BAY. A A I BBLS. EXTRA, SUPER AND FINE FLOUR rr rfc A 60 bbls. Extra Buok wheat Floor 100 pockets Extra Buckwheat Flour 0000 lbs. Choice Hams, Shoulders and Strips 200 boxes Soap, Starch and Candles iO firkins Choice Leaf Lard 400 boxes Scaled and No. 1 Herrings 50 kits No. 1 Mackerel and Salmon 100 bbls. Peach Blue Potatoes 70 bbls. Onions, in fine order 30 habt bbls. F. M. Beef and Tongues Brooms, Buckets, Tabs, ko., &o. Landing and in store. ALSO, BALANTINE'S CREAM ALE. AND FAUtBANK'8 SCALES, all sizes. For sale at lowest rates by J. is F. DAWSON, November 7_wf2_No. 96 East Bay. HENEY COBIA & CO., No. 26 VENDUE BANGE, HAVE IN STORE AND FOR SALE, ! OS REASONABLE TERMS i o rv ru co U/S. i BEST QUALITY HEMP | 0\)\J 100 Half Coila ) HOPE 50 coils yt inoh Manilla Rope 25 bales Gunny Cloth 100 barrels Sugars. ALSO, R? S>xes J ADAMANTINE CANDLES CO boxes best quality Starch 100 boxes Soap. AND 50 barr?le MOLA8SE8 10 hhds. choice P. R. Molasses 50 barrels Mess Pork 100 tubs Lard Hams, Bacon, kc, ko. November 2 i'uiwfl WM. GURNEY, 102 EAST BAY. 102 ?) fv HHDS. BACON SIDES A\) 10 hhds. Bacon Shoulders 10 casks now Sugar-cured Hams 100 bbls. Flour, Extra, Super, and Fine 30 bbls. and kegs Lard 20 Arkins yellow Goshon Butter. Just received, and for salo low, by WM. GURNEY, Novcmbor 8 2 No. 102 East Buy. GUNPOWDER. THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING BEEN APPOINTED SOLE AGENT in this State for tho salo of the cele? brated "ORANGE" POWDER, is preparod to supply con? sumers and tho trade with the following: "ORANGE" RIFLE POWDER, in kogs, half kegs and quarter kegs. KENTUCKY SPORTING POWDER, in canisters. BLASTING POWDER, in kegs. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. . Quality guaranteed equal to any made. Sportsmen aro requested to leave their names, and samples will be sent to them. CHAS. H. MOISE, Wholesale Dealor In Groceries and Liquors, October 12 tow No. 0 Hayne street. DEALERS IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, IMPORTERS OJP FINE WINES, TEAS, &c, SO 28? KING STREET, OPPOSITE HASKJIi, (BRANCH OF No. 900 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.) ALL ARTICLES BOLD FROM THIS ESTABLISH? MENT aro of tho first quality. Wo soil no goods but what wo con recommend and warrant to bc PURE and GENUINE. Goods dolivered to all parts of tho city, free of charge. October 29 E. J. DAWSON & CO., PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, HAVE REMOVED FROM NO. 45 HAYNE STREET THEIR STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE ti THE SCHOOL, LAW MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS LINE OF BOOKS Mao, A URGE ASSORTMENT OP BLANE TiOOKP LET? TER. NOTE, CAP AND WRATPING PAPERS, AND STATIONERY in ito various branohos, Thor lmvo lust republished "CARROL'S CATECHISM OF UNITED STATES HISTORY," much enlarged and 'improved. VOL. 12 OF EQUITY and VOL. 13 OF SOUTH CARO? LINA LAW REPORTS will bo published on tho l?th of November. BU8 .E. J DAWSON & CO. November 4 . su8 LEA & PEBKINS' CELEBKATED VA PRONOUNCED r-, EXTRACT ll) BY fe / of a lotter from a Si 2 MEDICAL GENTLEMAN CONNOISSEURS || a< Madras, to hit TO DE THE ONLY /Bs{-V\ Erolhor at '. ) W O R C E 8 T E R, Kay, Good Sanco hM;^ l-:*vp|H ..Teli LEA k nzR AND AITMCABLB I'-"?:^".1RINS that their BA (GK Y^M'-Mis highly retecmod in In r^H'.'f'jdia, uj:dis, in my opir,bn, .;-i3i; Itlio most palatable, as EVEKY VARIETYhjaifi* well us tho moat wtolc HBMW Isomo SAUCE that is OF DISH. SSE?B? made." Tho success of this moBt dollcious and uurivallecl om dimont laving caused ftiany unprincipled dealers io apply tho name to Spurious Compounds, tho PODLIO a respectfully and earnestly requested to soe that tho namoi of Lin & PERKINS aro Upon thc WRAPPER, LABEL STOPPER and BOTTLE. Manufactured by LEA ?Sf PERRINS, Worcester. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, NEW YORK, A-GFRZSTTS. October 19 frawlyr TO CAPITALISTS. ASPLENDID MILL BEAT, LARGE WATER-POW- e ER, WITH A DAM COMPLETE, is offered GRATIS C to any one that would build thereon a COTTON FAC- I TORY. It ia situated in the finoat Cotton District in the State, and convenient te tho South Carolina Railroad. < t Apply to MOWRY & CO., j 1 Norecaber8 tb Charleston, ?t EXCHANGE. CHECKS ON NEW YORK FOR SALE BY . TAFT k HOWLAND. November 7 6 GOLD! GOLD ! I GOLD ! ! I WANTED. S^i OLD, SILVER, BANK BILLS VT UNITED STATES COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES UNITED 8TATES 7-30 BONDS STOCKS, BONDS, kc, of all kinds, purchased at highest rates, by ANDREW M. MORELAND, Broker, Broad street. Ootooer 5 fmw 2mos GBIV'L, SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,] SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY, CHABLESTON, November 5, 1866." ) ON AND APTER WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEB 7TH, the Passenger Trains will run as follows, viz. : Leavo Charleston.8,00 A. M. Arrive at Columbia.5.20 P. M. Arrive at Augusta.6.00 P. M. Leaye Augusta.7.00 A. M. Leave Columbia.6.60 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.4.00 P. M. THROUGH MAIL TRAIN. Leave Augusta.5.60 P. M. Arrive at Ringville.1.05 A. M. Arrive at Columbia.3.00 A. M. Leave Columbia.2.00 P. M. Arrive at Ringville.3.40 P. M. Arrive at Augusta.12.00 night H. T. PEAKE, Geni Superintendent November 4 GEN'L SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,! SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD, CHABLESTON, S. C., November 5,1866. J ON AND APTER NOVEMBER 7, 1866, THE CAMDEN FREIGHT and PASSENGER TRAIN will run as follows, viz: Leavo Ringville.3.45 P. M. Arrive at Sanders.?. .6.40 P. M. Leavo Sandors.6.80 A. M. Arrive at Ringville.8.30 A. M. . v Leave Kingv?lo on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS. Leave Sandors on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS. H. T. PEAKE, November 6 General Superintendent. NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD. SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, ) NOBTHKAHTEBN BAILBOAD COMPANY, > CHABLESTON, Novombor 4,1866, ) ON AND AFTER TOIS DAY, THE 5TH INSTANT, the following Schedules will be run by tho Trains on this Road: MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAIN. Leavo Charleston at.10 P. M. Arrive at Floreuco at. 4 A. M. Leave Floronco at.12 M: Arrive at Charleston at.0 P. M. PASSENGER AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Leavo Charleston at.12 M. Arrive at Florence at.8.45 P. M. Leave Floronco at.4.80 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.1.30 P. M. Both of theso Trains make closo connections with tho Through Northern Trains at Florence. By the Express Train passengers reach Now York in 48% hours. S. 8. SOLOMONS, Novembers ? 6 Superintendent. CBERAW AND DARLINGTON RAILROAD. OFFICE OHEBAW AND DABLINOTON RAILBOAD, 1 CHEBAW, November 6,1806. f ON AND AFTER TO-MORROW, 6TH INSTANT, THE following Schedule will be nm by the trams on this Leavo Florence at.4.45 A. M. Arrive at Cheraw at.7.80 A. M. Leave Cheraw at. 8.30 A. M. Arrive at Florence at.11.15 A. M. Wheeo (mina make direct counootioua with tho trains on tho Northeastern and Wilmington and Manchester Railroads. 8. 8. SOLOMONS, ^Novomber^^^ G Superintendent. ACCOUNT BOOK AND STATIONERY. ACCOUNT BOOKS DP ANY 81ZE, STYLE OE RI^D l.ULED IO Ol.DER, AND MADE TO ANY PATTERN. LETT E, KOTE AND CAP PAPEIS. BAKERS' BREAD BNOK*. BLANK MOOKfe OF ALL QUALMIE3 AND STYLES. CONSTANTLY ON HAND. AND AT PRICES TO ?)UlT THE TIHE.H, A GENBKAL ASSO?TMKNT OF NT/UiOiWS MKKrilAIVDISB: LEGAL, Ok? AND LAW BLANKS. CARDS BIL.Li HEADS AND EVERY D?8'?l(Il>TIO!i CF JOB PRINTING EXECUTED AT BU RT NOTICE. HIRAM EAEEIS. ISTo. 5i> Broad fetreet r.HARLKSTO*, S. C. Oototcr22 mwir.mo BARLOW, THE OLD OPERATOR, HAM THOROUGH? LY renovated and fitted up tho Old Star GaUcry, md is prepared io take all kinda of PORTRAITS, pfe ia hankful for pastpatronago, and further solicits a alu 'oof he trade. Ho has also Photographs of Confoderato Gen? erals, Ordinance of Secession, Viows of City, Sumter and ither Fortifications, at wholesale and retail, at 8. E. OOR ?EE KINO AND MARKET STREETS, Charleston, 8. C. N. B,-Porcelain Portraits and Pictures enlarged on hort notice and in best of style. Tho old prico of Card ?lutuxcs,.i3 half dozen, and $4 j. sr dozen, mil be con luueu but a auyrt lime. November! FOR LIVBRPO?I??-TO SAJDL ; ON THIS 13TH.-The Al American ship SOOTH >ERN BIGHTS, L. Boes, Master, wanta ase balea ?Cotton to complete cargo For Freight engagements, apply to WILLIS k 0TH80LM, . 8optember 6 North A?anti? Wharf. ??vv. FOR LIVERPOOL..--THE BRIT? Joa* ISH bark VICTORIA, Ross, Master, having L*yy^ two-thirds of her cargo engaged and going on '-*? board, wiU receivo dispatch for the above port.1 For balanco of Freight engagements, apply to STREET BROTHERfc k CO., Ootober 23 No. 74 East Bay. ^-v^ WANTED.-A SLOOP OP ABOUT 15 Awv cords capacity wanted to go up Cooper River for /_J\Awood. Apply at DAILY NEWS omeo, or at SfcZiCm C. N. AVUtILL k SON'S, November 2 No. 70 East Bay. FOR CHERAW AND LANDINGS ON THE PEE DEB RIVER. auuiSI THE LIGHT DRAUGHT STEAMER MARION", CAPTAIN GEORGE MANSFIELD, TiriLL RECEIVE FREIGHT AT ACCOMMODATION VY WHARF, JViis Day, the 9th instant, and leave To morrow Night. For Freight engagements apply to FERGUSON k HOLMES, Accommodation Wharf. N. B.-All Freight must be pre-paid, 2 November 9 FOR SAVANNAH, via BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD. STEAMER CBOTON, CAPT. B. W. TTLTON, WILL LEAVE. SOUTHERN WHARF, TUESDAY MORNING, Nov. 13th, at 8 O'etook prooisoly. For Freight or Pasaago, apply to Captain on boord, or to CEAIO, TOOMEY fe CO. Novembor 9_No. 48 East Bay. CHARLESTON AND CAMDEN REGULAR LINE STEAMERS THE NEW SPLENDID IRON STEAMER Z- 33 _ VANCE, CAPT. CHAS. MoGAREY, AND STEAMER ?VOU.TJJSTT I3E!R, CAPT. W. T. GARRISHON. THE ABOVE SPLENDID STEAMERS WILL RUN j regularly botwoen Charleston and Camdon; the "Z. B. VANCE" from Charleston to Wright's Bluff, and ! the "VOLUNTEER" from Wright's Bluff to Camden, Froigbt for all landings on tho S&ntee and Watereo Rivers will bo received at all times, and stored free of charge at No. ll Exohango street. All freight shipped by this Uno is covered by insurance. For further information or freight engagements, apply to tho undersigned. JAMES BROWNE, Exchango street, Charleston, Octobor 80_ _0. BELL, Camden. CHARLESTON & GEORGETOWN i STEAM PACKET UNE. SEMI- WE E'KLY. TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND, WAVERLY MILLS, AND LANDINGS ON THE WAC- j C'AMAW AND BLACK RIVERS. STEAMER FANNIE.Capt. laAAO DAVIS WILL LEAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF EVERY TUESDAY AND FRD3AY MORNING, at 7 o'olook. Returning, will leavo Georgotown every THURSDAY and SUNDAY- MORNING, at 7 o'olook. Freight received daily, and stored freo of charge. For Freight and Passage, apply to FERGUSON k HOLMES, Agents, Novembor 3 Accommodation Wharf. Charleston and Savannah Steam ? Packet Line. VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD. gfjjjgBgjlSS Steamer PDLOT BOY.Captain W. T. MONEIOT. Steamer ELIZA HANCOX... .Captain J, K. RICHARDSON. LEAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF, CHARLESTON, and Charleston Wharf, Savannah, Monday, Wodnos ?ay, Friday and Saturday mornings, at 7 o'clock. The PILOT BOY leaves Charleston every Monday and Friday, and Savannah overy Wednesday and Saturday. Tho ELKA HANCOX loaves Charleston overy Wednos ?ay and Saturday, and Savannah ovory Monday and Fri? lay. Tho Pilot Boy w?l touch at' Bluffton on her Monday trip from Charleston, and hor Wednesday trip from 8a rannah. Freight rocdvod daily and stored freo of charge. For Freight or Passago, apply to FERGUSON k HOLMES, Agents, Charleston, 8. C. T. M. MYRELL, Agont, 8nvannah, OH, N. B.-Tho Stoamors of this Line connect at Charleston with South Carolina and Northeastern Railroads, and at Savannah with Central and Albany and Gulf Railroads and Florida steamers. November 2 THE STEAMER "DICTATOR," 1000 TONS BURTHEN, CAPTAIN L. M. OOXETTER, TTflLL LEAVE SOUTHERN WHARF EVERY FRI W DAY NIGHT, at 10 o'clock, for this port. For Freight or Passnge, apply on board, or to omeo of J. D. AIKEN & CO., Agents, November 1 No. 17 Vandorhorsl's Wharf. FOR PALATKA, FLA., FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL THE LANDINGS ON THE ST. - JOHN'S RIVER. VIA SAVANNAH, GA., THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMSHIP 'e JD 1 O T A T O IR.;, " 1000 TONS DURDEN, CAPTAIN LOUIS M. COXETTE?I. ON AND AFTER THE 20TH OCTOBER, THIS FINE SHIP will sail from Southern Wharf, ovory FnOay Night, at 10 oVlock, for tho above places. All freight must bo paid herc by shippers^ jOSrOouuvry puperHadvorlistng "tho DICTATOR wm denso chango notice to agree with above. For Freight or P.issago apply on board, or to tho Igoncy, No. 17 Vandorhoret's Wharf. October W FOR PHILADELPHIA. "EMPIRE STEAMSHIP UNE." THE STEAMSHIP WHIELWTND, HENRY FARGO MASTEH, ??TILL SAIL AS ABOVE FROM SOUTH ATLANTIC W WHARF, on SATURDAY next, the 10th inst For Freight cngagemonte, apply to & ^ No, 20 Cumberland street. Vcsm. LATHSDEY, WICIOB8EAM & CO., Agente . i philadelphte. November S REGULAR STEAMSHIP LIMB FOR NHW TOBE. WE IHDEWHKKL OTEiiMSBB? QUAKER CITY, CAPTAIN WEST, WILL LEAVE ADGER'S SOUTH WHARF OM Saturday, Jfovembat 10, at'8?? o'olookA. M., pr? ciflcly. ? Shippers are requested to hand in Billa of Lading OB Friday Afternoon,. . v. Shippers of Cotton must present permit of Severne Tax Collector before engagements will be made. *3p-No Freight received after two o'clock en day ff sailing. EAVENEL & CO.,' Agent?. November 5_ NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON PEOPLE'S SimiSH?P CO. FARE REBUCEB TO $?5. Leaving each Port every avltormate Thursday STEAMSHIP EMILY 1). 80UDEB, CAPT. B. W. LOCKWOOD. STEAMSHIP MONEE A, CATT. BU 8. LEK sr. rp HESE STEAMSHIPS, OFFERING BYBBY INDU?B X MENT TO' SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVELLBSsr PUBLIC, having superior aceemniada?onB fi>rPasaaB gers, with tablee supplied by o very feuxury the New Ym* and Charleston markets oan afford; and, for safety, speed! and comfort, aro unrivalled on the coast. THE STEAMSHIP EMILY B. SOUDER, CAPT. B. W. LOCKWOOD, WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF OH Thurtday, November IB, at - o'clook. Liberal advances made on Consignmonto to New York, For Freight or Passage, apply at the office of tba Agents. WILLIS & OHISOLM, North Atlantic Wharf. - Consignees bl New York-MOSSIE. LIVINGSTON, FOX & CO._ _November 6 PASSAGE REDUCED ! ' CHEAP PASSAGE TO OR PROM EUROPE, BY 8ATLING SHIPS, SArLTNG EVERY WEEK. ALSO by the SPLENPro MAIL STEAMERS, Sailing every WEDNESDAY and Ei ATURDA Y to and freza New York, Great Reduction in Fare to CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA., . .7 , DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT on Great Britain ant Lreland at tho very lowest ratea. -v?u ' .Tr'.; Passengers, on arrival in New York, will have their baggage removed Free, and every caro bestowed on them. For Passage, &o., apply to M. M. QUINN, ? No. 037 King st reet, Charleeton, fl. 0. February27. , , ' ...."'?ff.'. SOUTHERN KING & CASSIDEY, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, iel MBBTxnsrca- ST., (OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL), CHARLESTON, S. C. E. D. KING, M. D., North Carolina. J. .7. CASSIDEY, .Worth Carolina. Novombcr 4 No. 153 MEETING- STREET, FOliMERLY JOB? AM H II UH ST AMD CO.> JEOROEO. GOODRICH,)_ m..TTW. PHILIP WINEMAN, SOUTH CAROLINA. rOHN A?HHURST, j DRUGS, ??EBXO'INES AND CHEMICALS, ALL OP WHICH HAS BEEN HEbEOIEO WITH lAhE, ANO WILL BB SOLD TO FIEiT-CLASS BUT SKS AT LOWEST PRICES. October iff langa* U 6aw?