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Tlie Daily IN"ow?r-t.
W?DNE8.M.? tMwUNHNQ, MAY ?. i.OO.
Air. un,l Mrs. Davis.
T HKin FIB8T MEETING AFTE? A YBAll'H SEPAHATION
-LETTE!? FROM TUB EI-Pl?KHII>Et?T.
A correspondent of tbo Norfo.k Virginian, writ
ng from Fortress Monroo, May 4th, says:
It is now understood that Mrs. Davis, with her
1 ittle child, had an interview with nor husband at
half-past oight o'clock yostcrilay morning. The
i ntorviow lasted noarly two hoars, and must sure
ly bavo boon extremoly gratifying to both. lu tho
oonreo of a twelve month many very noliceablo
changes occur. It wau ou tho evening of tho 20th
of April, 18G5, that the stoam?r lfm. P. Clyde,
from which a tow hours boforo Jefferson Davis had
been landed, slowly set Bail, ami whilo tho atoam
And Biiidko iasnod from her origino and boilers,
she moved elowly out of tho harbor. Tho HOIO
BasBcngora on tho Civile wero Mrs. Davia and Mrs.
lay. and her destination waa Havannah, tho
Southon] port from which sho carno.
For nearly a your Mrs. Davis has beoa refused
the priviloge of visiting hor husband. Tho result
of the many ontroiuiou on her part, and thora of
hor frionds, has at last prevailed on tho clemency
of President Jubiiuon, and tho desired boon Lae
boon finally granted.
Your correspondent presumed yesterday morn
ing at an early boor so inuoli au to call?n Mrs.
Davis aa she was awaiting, in tho sitting room of
tbo Hygeia Hotol, tho prosonco of au ofiicor from
tbe Fortress. Sending in ray oard by tho colored
waiter in attendance, the desired object wau ut
once acceded to.
The sitting room of tbo hotel has novor, by any
means, been noted for its comfort, or tho oxpen
.ivonosa of its adornments. Entering the room,
and passing through the requisito etiquotto, oc
onpied but a few seconds, and the agreeable con
versation with Mrs. Davis which ooBued, was far
more than a recompense for tho courage it re
quired to solicit H no li an interviow. The manner
and oonversation of Mrs. Davis was that of one
perfectly at homo on all euhjoctB, and extromely
fady-hko ia all her remarks on the various t?pica
of the day, which, perchanco, were brought up.
She had been allowed the privilege of correspond
ence with her husband, but of the exaot state of
his health sho dared not hopo. The favorable
opinions formed from the occasional correspon
dents of Northern papora wero often disnipated
by assertions perfectly contradictory, and in the
long timo which has elapsed since she has seen
her husband it has often been a moro matter of
doubt, owing to the reticence of Mr. Davis in
speaking of the subject of his general health. Of
the terms of her vnit she was not aware, but
hoped it would be her privilege to remain at this
plaoe until her husband's fato was decided.
After conversing for the spaco of ton minut?e
your correspondent roti>od much impressed with
the interviow.
Mrs. Davis was accompanied by a large quan
tity of baggage. All of this was movod inside
the Fort last night, and it is confidently presum
ed that she ha>s made her home at the residence
of Dr. Cooper, tho Post Surgeon.
[From the Fayettoville Now*, May 1.]
We spread beforo our readers the following let
ter from Ex-President David, in responso to one
from the ladies of Fayettevile, enclosing a check
for Mrs. Davie :
.'FOBTOESS MONBOE, VA., 22d April, 18C6.
"Mrs. J. K. Kyle, FayettevUle, N. C. :
"MY DEAR MADAME-I have the honor to ac
knowledge yours of the 14th ?nut., euolosing a
check to bo forwarded to Mrs. Davis as a present
from the ladies of Fayetteville.
"Sadly remembering hiw your homes were des
olated during tho war, I could not have expected
you, in the mirl.it, of the ruin, to have benn mind
ful of the wants of those at a distance Nothing
coala add to my admiration for tho heroic, solf
denying, Christian virtues of my countrywomen,
for the measure was full to overflowing. Nor could
anything increaao the gratitude with which I will
ever recur to their confidence and sympathy. It
only remains to assure you, and tho ladies whom
you represent, that I am most gratefully and re
spectfully your friond and obedient servant,
"JEFFERSON DAVIS."
The Fortress Monroo correspondent of the New
York Herald, alter mentioning the arrival of Mrs.
DAVIS, says : .
She was not long kept in anxiety. Mr. Davis
had been apprised of her corning. Within fifteen
minn te? from the time of her admission to t hu fort
sho was with him in Carroll Hall. Lieut. Fessen
den ?till bore her company. Sho has remained
with Mr. Davis all day, and took her dinner with
him. An officer has been connt&otly in the samo
room. Their meeting was a tender and affecting
ono, as such a n~eeting must naturally bo nitor
snob a protracted separation, and particularly
iiiuler the circumstances attending their separa
tion.
? ? ?
AN INTBHESTING SEQUEL TO A HASTY DIVOBCE_
A correspondent of the Volksfreund, writing from
"Tho Indiana Prairie," April 30, relates the fol
lowing :
"In Sullivan county a young married pair, who
had been united in the bonds of wedlock about
six years, having become somewhat mutually dis
agreeable of late, tbo busband, in his anger,
hastened to a lawyer, and took steps to obtain a
divorce from his ?.vito. One day ho carno homo to
bia wife and said to her: "Betsy, I have fulfilled
your wish. You said you wished you were sepa
rated from mo. Hero is tho decree of divorce."
His wife was at first surprised, but far too indig
nant to betray any emotion. W10 said abo was
roady to louve. She only needed to pack UD her
?;oods. Sho wished he would bo present to seo
hat abo took nothing except whal was her own.
He stepped into tho adjoining room with her
whoro the bureau and clothes-press woro. The
wifo proceeded in silence to tako out tho clothes,
when suddenly hor eyes fell upon a small dress,
and quite overcome, she broke out in convulsivo
weeping. Tho husband, hitherto an indifferent
observer, remarked her otnotiou, and discovered
tho cause. It was the dress of their only child,
a little daughter of three years, who had died
almost two years ago. The hnabind was not less
affected by the eight than his wife. Ho embraced
her with omotion, begged her pardon again and
again, tore the decree of divorco into a thousand
pieces, hastonod to the Clerk's office, took out a
new marriage license, and was married imme
diately to bia late wife."
TUB BOOKS FOR SUBSCRIPTION
TO
Tbe Edtoto and Ashley Canal Company
ABE NOW OPEN AT THE OFFICE OP ME8SBS. JNO.
8. RIGGS k OO., corner Droad and Eut Bay.
SHARES, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH, payable
1 nmen<MriMtalmentsofFIVEDOLLAB8PERBHABB.
Apply to J. BAVENEL MAOBETII,
April 13 Secretary and Treasurer.
THE
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPART
Office Ko. 147 Meeting-street.
aoasrasTEaTiojsrs
wran ALI.
RAILROADS THROUGHOUT.
THE
UNITED STATES.
_.
Every attention given to tin
safe Transmission of Freight
Money, and Valuables.
WILL CALL FOR AND DELIVE1
FREIGUT TO ANY POINT IN
THE CITY, FREE OF
CHARGE.
W. W. SLMENDORF,
Agent, Charleston.
H. 0. I'LA NT,
" Preitdcnt, Angnsto, Gi.
R. B. UULt.OOIt,
General Snperlntendenl, Augusta, Ga.
A. A. BtOB,
Snp't a, 0. Section, Charlea ton, 8. O.
Ar ril 29
J. & F. DAWSON,
N0. 96 EAST BAY.
Orvr, B11L8. SUPER FLOUR
OKJ\J 2? 0 hbl?. Battra l'ionr
lODbbln Fin? Flour
2 ? bbls. Pork
'20 bbl? Beof
00 bORB Kio and Java Coffoo
26 half chests H y so ii Tea
10 half i hesta Block Tea
GO quarter chests Hyson and Black Tea
200 bozos Soaps, Staroti, ko
500 bones No. 1 and scaled Herrings
200 gToas Parlor and Friction Matchos.
AUX).
BUTTER, CHEESE ANO LARD, each 8tcatuor
Ballautluo k Bonn' Coluurated Alt?.
AND
FA1RBANRS k CO.'S SUALE9, all sizes.
J. & P. DAWSON,
May 9 wfi No. 96 EAST BAY.
GROCERIES.
1 i?V BARRELS CRUSHED StmAR.
J.V_/ 10 barrols Granulat- d 8ugar.
10 barrels Coffuo Orunhcd Extra "G" f>ugar
10 barrels ClaypdSugir
10 hhdn Muscovado bugsr
3 barrels vory Superior Syrup
5 hhds. Cionfbegoa Molasars
1000 pounds St Domingo Coltoo
10 bags Rio Coff.??
20 barrols Pilot Brund
10 barrels Sugar Cockers
20 boxes Balwina
Now hindlng and for salo low, by
G. B. CHAMBERLIN,
NO. 163 EAST BAY.
May 8 0
TIMBER.
71 f\f\f\ FEET PRIME YELLOW PINE
1 ,\J\.JVJ TIMBER; stickB averaging 25 feot
by 16 luche?; will bo sold at a vory low price aalt now
U es, about one mile f ? oin Stouey Laoding, on Cooper
River, 29 miles Irom the city.
ALSO,
One TIMBER TRUOR, nearly now.
Apply to GEO. E. PBITCHETT,
May 8 8? Atlantic Wharf.
STEAM ENGINES
AND
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
One twenty horse-power Saw
Mill, with Circular Saw, &c,
complete.
One twenty-five horse-power
Saw Mill.
One thirty horse-power Saw
Mill.
FOR SALE. READY FOR DELIVERY, BY
CIMBR?N, BARRIE. & CO.,
NO. ISO MKETIN?-ST11EKT.
April 30
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
RAILWAY. STEAMBOAT
AKD
Engineers' Supplies,
Mechanical Appliances, &c.;
BAR IRON,
CAST 8TEEL,
LOW MOOR and OAST STEEL TYRES,
8AW MILLS,
CIRCULAR, HAND and
CROSS CUT SAWS.
Leather and India Rubber Belting,
AC., AC., &?.
A largo variety of
EVANS & WATSON'S
BURGLAR AND FIRE PROOF SAFES
AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
N0.150 MEETING-STREET,
CORNER WENTWORTH.
April 30
STOVES !
Stoves! Stoves!
A FINE ASSORTMENT
OF
S T O "V B S,
FROM THE MOST
CELEBRATED MANUFACTURERS,
CONSISTING IN PART OF
PRAIRIE FLOWER, BARLEY 8HEAF,
PA1MBTTO, HUDSON,
ORIENTAL, OHIE-TAIN,
RURAL. LILY. ico.
SHIP AND STEAMBOAT RANGER
FAMILY AND HOTEL RANGES
For sale low by
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
April 30 _No. 160 MEETING STREET.
ICE! ICE! ICE!
IMPORTANT TO BUTCHERS
AND
HOUSEKEEPERS.
WE HAVE REPAIRED OUR PATENT ARCTIC RE
FRIGFRATOB, at tim Charleston Ice Honre, ooi
nor of Church and Market atroeta. tUnt wa? doing auol
good ?enrice, before the war. In coolina Meats and otho
articles whioh aro required to be put on loo. Wa or
now prepared to do tho above bnaiucas In the best style
Also, '
fifi AT WHOLESALE & RETAIL
and PAOEED in the most approyed, rxvanuer for COUH
TRY TRADE. ' IT, J ?KI j
A.. GAGE& CO.
a prill* Uno*
MOLASSES.
?\f\ BUL9. MOLASSES, IN FINE SHIPP'NG ORDER.
aiU tor salo low. li y CHAH II. MO18E k CO.,
May ?_9 No 15 Bayno utroet.
LEMON STR?P. BLACKBERRY
nilANDY, ? M iciiitv BKAADY?
1 f\ CASES SUPERIOR LEMON SYRUP
AAJ 10 eascfl Superior Blackberry Urandy
10 cases Sun-rlor cherry Urandy
10 cases I mi" in ni Port Wino.
For nalo low, by CUAB. H. MOI3E k CO.,
MoyO_ 2_No. 16 Huyuo-stroot
MAY BUTTER AND CHEESE.
2- TUBS CHOICE TABLE UUTTER
T 25 boxes UUBIII'11 Cheese, small alto.
Landing from Steamers E. U. Souder ami Quaker City.
For salo by JOHN F. O'NEiLL It SON,
May 11 3 No. 107 Eaat Bay.
SALT.
O^nn SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT, woll ulled
?3 fj \J \J and lu line order. For sale by
W. B. SMI ill & CO.
May 0 1 Gll!ou-s(root, near Old Pcstoffice.
CORN AFLOAT.
Q.? \i^\(~\ BUSHELS PRIME NORTH CAROLINA
O VJ \J \J CORS, per Sehr. Lady Antrim-In bulk,
by weight or measure.
ALSO,
OATS AND BRAN.
For ?ni? by li. M. BU TLER,
May 9_1 No. HO East Bay.
WHITE CORN.
Q/^\/~i?^B BUSHELS WHITE CORN, LANDING
tjy "X t\f from sehr. Jonas Rparks.
For sale by MORDECAT k CO..
May?! 2 No. 110 East Bay.
CORN!
O r\ (\ f\ BUSHELS PRIME WHITE CORN. FOR
May 0 2 THOS. J. KERR, Korr's Wharf.
CORN!CORN!
f*f\{~\ 8ACK8 PRIME WHITE PROVISION CORN,
\J \J \J two bUBhels to the sack. For sale by
ISAAC E. HERTZ st CO.,
No. 201 Bast Bay, cor,.er ol Cumberluud street.
May 7 8
HAY AFLOAT.
nr\f\ BALES BEATER PRESSED HAY, OF 8UPE
I yjyj RIOR QUALITY, landing this day from
Sehr. EUI? L. Smith, on Brown's Wharf, aud far aale
low while landing, by JNO. CAMPSEN k CO.,
No. 14 ?larko'.-Btreot, opposite State-street.
MayO S
HAY! HAY!
IJS{\ BALES PRIME HAY. LANDING THI8 DAY
I OU from bark Frank Marion, Brown's Wharf, and
for sale In lots to Butt purchasers, by
PORCH SR 4 HENRY.
May 9 6 No. 32 last Bay.
HAY! HAY!
{\C\ ? BALES SUPERIOR QUALITY TIMOTHY
. / & ' HAY, In storehoiHo, of -. 0 to 400 lb. bale?-.
For sale low by JNO. S. B1R j, in, h CO.,
May 8 3 Corner Church and 'fradd sts.
ORANGES AND LEMONS.
JU8T REOEIVED IN GOOD ORDER
60 boxe, CHOICE MESSINA ORANGES
100 boxes choice Lemons.
For sale low by J. B. TOGNI,
At No. 121 Meeting-street, opposite Ice House.
May 8 2
TOBACCO! TOBACCO!
t?T\rV BOXES TOBAOOO, VARIOUS GRADES
x\j\J from Ordinary to Strictly Choice.
Ou contlgument, and will be sold low.
FOLL?N SI MATTBIES9EN.
Mercantile Agents and Broker?,
No 72 Market-ntreot,
May 8 3 Rear of Hay ne. near Meetiiut-str? et.
SEGARS! SEO<\RS!
e\r\ C\r\f\ SE ?Ans. VARIOUS BRANDS, OF
?i \J . \J \J \J dtrcc'. Importation from Havana.
On consignment, and will be sold low.
FOLL?N & MATTUIE?8EN,
Mercantile Ageuta and Brokers,
May 8 3 N?. 72 Market-street.
NEW CROP MOLASSES.
2 ?T H H D8. SUPERIOR MUSCOVADO MOLA88E8
. ) 60 bbla. Superior Muacovaio Molaaaos.
For aals low to close conelgoment, by
JOS H RISLEY,
Or H. F. BAKER k CO.,
May8 No 20 Oumbi-rlind-street.
PRIME NEW SHOULDERS.
-I /? HHDS PRIME NEW SHOULDEKS, LANDING
JLO per Steamer Cumberland, and for sala by
LAOREY ? ALEXANDER,
May 8 2 Nos. 138, HO and Hi Meeting-street,
FLOUR AND SYRUP.
A A A RBL3 FLOUR.
4tV/U 30 bbls aYRUP.
For sale by
May 4 RAVENEL & CO.
CHOICE BRANDY, CLARET,
ARD 8AUTERNB.
JUST RECEIVED FROM WASHINGTON MORTON,
Bordeaux, and for sale by
GOURDIN MATTHIESSEN & CO.,
April 11 Adger's North Wharf.
PERUVIAN GUANO.
PERUVIAN GUANO, WARRANTED GENUINE,
now landing, and for sale at $116 per ton of 2240
pound?, from the wharf. WM. K- RYAN,
May 4 No. 4 Accommodation Wharf.
FOR SALE.
TA AAA PRIME N. O. SHINGLES
I U.U' 'KI 0000 lbs. Diy Codfish
7 14 bbls. Old Bourbon Whiskey
00 bushels Cow Peas.
Landing per schooner Ela Franklin.
8CREVEN k NISBET,
No. 100 East Bay, next south of Courier Office.
Mays
COTTON SEED.
OKA BUSHELS CHOICE FRIPP BEA ISLAND
?wDv/ COTTONSEED. For sale by
A. CHILDS k CO.,
May 4 No 103 East Bay.strSAt, Charleston, S. O.
COTTON. LUMBER AND NAVAL
STORES.
WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL CASH
ADVANCES on shipments of produce to onr
rl onda in Boston, New York Baltimore and Liverpool.
COHEN, HANOKEL k CO.,
No. 46 East Bay, corner Boyoe's Wharf.
April 10 Uno
MACPHERS?N&D?NALD SMITH
BREWERS OF F?NE PALE A?ES &P0RTER
WEST I8T-MS! BET*-* 7 &8AVE? NEW YORK.
GEO. W. CLARK & CO.,
Comer East Bay and Cumberland streets,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
HAVING TAXEN THE SOLE AGENCY OP THE
aboya celebrated ALB, acknowledged to bo
th*. best In the market, are now prepared to supply the
TRADE of this elly and vicinity.
Warranted to stand the cliuonte.
For sale In barr?la and half barrels.
May 7 3wo
BENNETT'S
LUMBER MILLS.
THESE MILLS ARE NOW IN OPERATION, AND
prepared to furnlsb cargoes of any description or
dimension.
On band a well assorted stock of L nUBER, which will
be disposed of In lots to suit purchasers, at the lowest
market value. mwf April 30
AGRICIILTIIRAL WAItEIU
AND
SEED STORE,
No. 173 EAST BAY.
LITTLE & MARSHALL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN AGR1
ODT.TtlRAL IMPLEMENTS of all kinds :
SAW AND it ?LLRKGINS, horse rower, and GRIST
MILL? alw-vta. on band.
Ag?-iit? for \? i Ha.MRAULT'8 STEAM ENGINE, and
rNOK?H u.r/H PATENT COTTON PRESS. Apma
i <m i.ivi'.ui'oiii,.- TU ii rvou
WEGIAN BARK OltlON, N. Evanson, Mas.
tor, of "small capacity," and having two-thlriis
^3?of her cargo engaged, will moot with quick dla
islch for tho above port.
For freight ciigagomouts apply to
MARSHALL. BEACn k CO.,
May 6 No. 24 Broad strcot.
POll LIVIOIIIMK'L. Til IO FAST
sailing American Bark HELEN SAND?, P. E.
Otis Master, wanta a fow hundred balee of Up
land Cotton to fill up, and will bo dispatched
or the abovo port.
For balance of Freight engagements, applv to
STREET BROTHERS k CO.,
May 1 No. 74 Kart Bay.
(?Uli LIVKItPiiUh.-THE MOW
Bt .ah bark EZRA. Bradshaw master, having
a poi lion of her cargo engaged, will meot with
dispatch for too abovo port. For freight en
agemontB apply to ROBERT MORE k CO.,
April 27 Boye? et Co.'s Wharf.
KUI* I.IVKIU'OOL.-i'HE A -?O. 1
'American ship HCD80N. J. P. Potter Master,
? wan tu 600 bales Cotton to complete cargo, and
?will havo immediato dispatch for the above
ort.
For Freight engagement?, apply to
April 26 WILLIS k OHISOLM.
ro SAIL SATURDAY, lath INST., AT 12 O'CLOCK M.
in??M. NKW VOHK_MiciirU NTS?
MUE.-"INSURANCE BY THIS LINE
SAME AS STEAMERS."-Tho Uno tir?t
clasa clipper schooner LILLY, Francia,
naster, having considerable cargo engaged and on
)oard, will take 200 to 300 baloa cotton, and all light
'relght, nt ratos considerably bolnw tho steamorn. Ap
>lyto WILLIAM ROACH,
May 8 Corner East Bay and Adger's Wharf.
FUlt MVV Y ?'It It. .- li h ?JULA. Il U.
?8. MAIL LINE OF FIRST-CLA88 SI E ?MEHS.
>Tho Steamship QUAKER OH Y will leave Adg
'er'B Wharf on Saturday. 12th May.
Cotton taken at Bttlo moro than Sohoonera' ratos.
Apply to RAVEN EL k CO.
May 7
WANTED, A VB.SSE.Ia TO LOAD
?for New York; capacity lOO.Oi 0 feet timber;
Hoad ready. Ten dollars por 1000 and quick
.dispatch given. WILLIAM ROACH,
May 0 1 Corner East Bay and Adgor's Wharf.
FOR SULLIVAN'S ISLAND.
ON
Aiwr? AKTKR HUJIOAT, STH INST.
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
THE STEAMER
ROCKLAND
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE FBOM MARKET
Wharr, at 10 A M. and 3 P. M. Returning, will
leave the Island at 11.30 A. M and 6 P. M. May 5
FOR SAVANNAH, via BEAU
?TOUT AND HILTON HEAD.
THE FAVORITE STEAMER
FANNIE,
CAPTAIN w. T. MCNELTY.
HAVING HANDSOME STATE-ROOM ACCOMMO
DATIONS, will receive Freight at Accommodation
Wharf, and Jenvo every Saturday Morning, at 8 o'clock.
Returning, will leave Savannah every Tuesday Horning.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to
FERGUSON A: nOLMES,
May 7 Accommodation Wharf.
"FOR SAVANNAH, VIA BE\BFORT7~
THE SPLENDID SEA GOING STEAMER
EMILIE,
CAPTAIN GEORGE H. BEAUFORT,
WILL RESUME HER REGULAR TRIPS FOR THE
above places on Monday next. 7th May, leaving
Charleston every Monday and Thursday Morning at 8
o'clock, and Savannah every Tuesday and Friday After
noon at 4 o'clock.
For Freight or passage, apply on board, at Southern
Wharf, or to H. L. P. MCCORMICK.
Freight received dally, and atored free of charge.
May 3_
FOR SAVANNAH DIRECT.
THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
r4f???i
DIOTATOE,
1000 TONS.
CAPT. L. M. 00XETTER.
WILL LEAVE ADGER'S WHARF EVERY TUES
DAY MORNING, at 7 o'clock.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board or at the of
fice on Brown'? Wharf.
L. M. GOXETTER, Agent, Charleston
?IST Agents at Savannah, Messrs. L. J. GILLMARTIN
?a CO._Mara
FOR PALATKA, FLA.
TUE STEAMKB
-?^?*?
./?^^TS
DICTA.TOR,
OAPT. L. M. COXETTEB,
WILL LEAVE CHARLESTON EVERY TUESDAY
MORNING, at (7) o'clook; Savannah every 7Wr
dag Afternoo?, at li) o'clock, stopping st Fernandina,
Jacksonville, Plooiata and all the landings on tho St.
John's River.
sssMUasaUmi
Will leave Palatka every Wednesday Evening, at (8)
o'clock; JaoksonvlBe every Thursday Morning, at (?I)
o'clock;, and Savannah every Friday Morning, at (9)
o'clock, arriving at Charleston same afternoon.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, at Adger's
Wharf. L. M. cOXETTER, Ageut.
May 7
FOR FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH AND FEHNAND1NA,
TOUCHING AT ALL LANDINGS ON
THE ST. JOHN'S UIVER AS
FAR AS PI LATHI A.
THE FINE STEAMER
KATE,
CAPTAIN T. J. LOCKWOOD,
HAVING BEEN THOROUGHLY REFITTED AND
pntin the most complete condition for elegance
and the comfort of Passengers, baa been permanently
placed lu this trade, and will leave Boyce k Ob.'a North
Wharf, at 7 A. Mt. every TUESDAY, and Savannah every
TUESDAY, P, MT. *
Returning, will leave PllaUa every THURSDAY, ana
Savannah eysrj FRIDAY.
For Freight or Paaaago ?ppiyon board, or?t thi
Wharf offlco on Boyeo'? North Wharf.
May S 6 T. ?T. LOCKWOOD. Ageat
New York and Charleston
PEOPLE'S STEAMSI1IP COMPANY.
PARE REDUCED TO $25.
[leaving each Fort etery Alternate Thnrsdoy.
STEAMSHIP EMILY B. SODDEB,
OJUPT. B. W. LOCKWOOD.
STEAMSHIP MONEKA,
Carr. O. P. MAHTOMJS.
rHE8E STEAMSHIPS. OFFEBING EVERY INDUCE
MENT TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVELING
'UBLIO, baying superior accommodations for Passen
or?, with tablos supplied by every luxury tho New York
ntl Charleston markets eau afford -, and, for aafety, speed
ad comfort, are unrlvaliod on the coast.
THE BTEAMSHIF
EMILY B. SOUDER,
OAPT. R. W. LOCKWOOD,
WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF, OK
THURSDAY. May 10, at 3 o'clock P. M
Llberal advances made on consignments to Now York.
For Freight or Passage apply at ?ho office of the Agents,
WILLIS It CHISOLM,
North Atlantic Wharf.
Oonalgnoeain New York-Messrs. LTVTNG8TON, FOS
k CO.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
GREATLY REDUCED.
FOR NEW YORK.
THE REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL Li NE
OF ?TRST-0L?8B STEAMERS,
(.UAKERCIII, I SAItAOOSSA,
ANUALUHIA. | tlllANAHA,
THE STEAMSHIP
<S?TT.A.:K::B:R, CITY,
CAPTAIN WEST.
ti/"ILL LEAVE ADGER'S WHARF ON SATUR
Y? DA Y, May 12th, at o'clock precisely.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
May 7 BAVBNEL A CO.. Agonts.
PACIFIC IrI.V1l.8Tt AlflSHIP COMPANY'S
THROUGH LINE
TO
TOUCHING AT
MEXICAN PORTS,
ADD
CARRYING THE ?. S. MAIL
Through in Twenty-two Bays.
STEAMSim'S ON TSK CONNECTTNO. ON THEPACITIO
ATLANTIC, WITH THE
ARIZONA.COLORAT.O
HENRY CHAUNCEY.CONSTITUTION
NEW YORK.GOLDE1?. CITY
OCEAN QUEEN.SACRAMENTO
NORTHERN LIGHT.GOLDEN AGE
COSTARICA.MONTANA,*C, &0.
ONE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND SPLENDID
Steamships will leave Plor No. 42 North River, foot
of Canal-Btreot, at li o'clook, noon, on the 1st, 11th and
21st of every month (except when those dates fall on
Sunday, and then on the preceding Saturday), for A8PIN
WALL, connecting via Panama Railway with one of the
Company's Steamships from Panama for SAN FRAN
CISCO, touching at AGAPULCO.
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 dlaconnt of ONE-QUARTER from steamers' rates
allowed to second cabin and steerage passengers with
fanollle?. Also, an allowance of ONE-QUARTER on
through rates to clergymen and their families, and
school 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 protectors.
Baggage received on the dock tin? day beforo sailing,
from steamboats, railroads, and passengers who profer
to send down early.
An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and at
tendance free.
For Passage Tickets, or further Information, apply at
the Company's Ticket Offlco, on the Wharf, FOOT OF
CANAL-STREET, NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK.
Aoril 2 . amos F. W. Q BELLOWS, Agent
PASSAGE REDUCED!
CHEAP PASSAGE TO OK FROM
EURO PE.
BY HAILING 8IIIP8, BAILING EVERT WEEK.
Also, by the
SPLENDID MAIL STEAMERS,
Balling every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to ut?
from New York.
Great Bednotlon In Fare to
CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA.
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT on Great Britain ant!
Ireland, at tho very Lowest Ratos.
Psssengers, on arrival In New York, will havs tbeb
baggage removed Free, and every care bestowed os
them.
For Passage, te, apply to P. SHEAHAN, No. 730
West street, New York, or
M. M. QUINN A BROTHER.
No. 627 Knto STBXKT, OiiAnmrroit, g. C.
And No. 137 Broad street, opposite Monument street,
AmmaU ?.?. ?_Iw Fehrnarv 91
PROCLAMATION!
By His Excellency James L. Orr, Governor and Com
mander-in-Chief in and over the State of South Coro
Mtfaa
WHBREAS, information has been received at (his De
partment that an atrocious murder waa committed by
WILLIAM LANEY, on the body of MARION P. PLY
LER, In Lancaster Dlslrlct, on the 16th of June, 1864,
and that the sall Lan ey has fled from justice.
Now, know ye that I. JAMES L. ORR, Governor and
Couimander-ln-Ohief In and over the State aforesaid, in
order that ?aid Lansy may be brought to trial and con
dign punishment, do hereby offer a reward of $200 for
his arrest and safe d*livery in any Jail In tilla State, or
$150 for his arrest and safe delivery in any jail in the
United 8tatos.
Said William Lanoy is reported to be about 24. years of
age, 6 feet 11 inches high. Bau-, oyes and complexion
dart, snd bas boen wounded in one ol his feet.
In testimony whereof, I haye hereunto set my hand,
and caused the seal of the State to be affixed, at Colum
bi!, this 23d day of April, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, and In the nine
tieth'jaar of the Independence of the united State?.
JAMES L. ORB, Governor.
Wat. R. Hoirvr, flocrcUry of Stat?.
MayT 9
'IiATT & WILSON KROTIIERS'
OOLTXiMinsr.
i
SOUTHERN IMPORTING
AND
MANUFACTURING
DUXJG HO?8E,
No. 238 King-street.
PRATT & WILSON BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
AND
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS.
No. 238 KING-STREET, 4
FOURTH DOOR ABOVE MARBET-BT,
Charleston. S. G.
?. A. PRATT, 1 8. W. WILSON. f P. B. WILSON,
3hemiattolate
J. H. Nitre and
?lining Bu
reau.
O raduato of
I'tiili?. Colicgo
of Pharmacy, at
Chemist te lato
a S. Ord. Dop't.
rhe Proprietors are Native Georgians.
DRUGS.
OAMPHOB, CASTOR OIL,
BALSAM FIR, COD LIVER OIL,
BALSAM COPAIBA ESSENTIAL O ILS,
ISINGLA8S, OPIUM,
GELATINE, MUSTARD.
CHEMICALS.
ALUM, SUP. CARB. SODA.
BORAX, SULPHURIC ACID,
EPSOM SALTS, TARTARIC ACID,
GLAUBER 8ALTS, CREAM TARTAR,
COPPERAS. POTASH,
BLUESTONE, CONCENTRATED LYE,
8AL SODA, SILICATE OF SODA,
SULPHUR, SALERA TUB.
SPIBITS.
ALCOHOL,
COLOGNE SPIRITS,
FRENCH BRANDY,
TURPENTINE, ?te, Ac.
GLASSWARE.
FLINT AND GREEN GLASS,
ALL SORTS AND SIZES.
MEDICINES.
EXTRACTS, CHLOROFORM,
FLUID EXTRACTS, ETHER8,
TINCTURES, SUGAR COATED PILLS, etc.
Any Preparations made to order.
PATENT MEDICINES
No. 238 King-street.
HEOEMAN'S COD LIVER OIL,
HBOEMAN'S ELIXIR OF BABE,
HEOEMAN'S PREPARATIONS IN F?LL,
WOBM LOZENGES, Hurley's and Halloway*?,
AGUE ODBE8 AND AGUE TONICS,
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS,
DRAEE'S BITTEBS,
HOOFLAND'8 BITTERS,
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA,
HELMBOLD'S BUOHU,
BBOWN'S ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER,
JAYNE'B PREPARATIONS,
BROWN'S TROCHES FOR COUGHB,
PILLS-Hooper'?, Clark'?, Wright's, Ajer'e, Ac,
TARRANT'S APEB1ENT,
WINSLOW'8 800THING STROP, Ac , &o.
AU other mo.it popular aud Tollable.
HUMPHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES,
No. 238 King-street,
<
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SOAPS.
OLD BROWN WINDSOR, GENUINE LOW'S, faney
style?, large assortment,
LAUNDRY SOAP, ENGLISH BAB; cheaper than Tur
pentine Soap.
ID YE
STUFFS.
No. 238 KESTG-ST.
F A. JST C Y
AND
TOILET
ARTICLES.
No. 238 :Kiiaa;-st.
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