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BATUBOAl Mi ?ItNINO, MAY 36, 1866.
VOHtCIQN NEWS.
XHB B"INKlWO OP WAH-THE SPEECH OF NAPO
LEON AT AUXKUBK -THE ?AUHE OF THE
OllKAT PANlO IN BUBOPE.
?The Btoamship Bremen, from Southampton on
tho 9 th of May, arrived at Now York on the 22 d
{nat. The Inman ?teamahlp Cay of New York,
Captain LETTON-, whfob left Liverpool at 2 o'clock
on the afternoon of the 9th, and Quoonetown on the
10th May, also arrived nn the asmo day. By
these arrivals we have throo days' later filos and
.correspondence.
The St. Petersbur? journals say that tho invoa
tjgatioQ intu the attempt of the OZAB'S life has
shown that it waa not the act of a wild and alnglo
outbuslaelt, bat the result of a conopiraoy
wbtoh includes namerons aooomplicea belonging
to differout classes; consequently many arreata
have been made. In St. Petersburg, twenty stu
douta bave been aeized, sixty Poles, and four
high official?; and in Moacow, thirty atudents bavo
hoon lodged in jail.
THE BE'lINNINQ OF WA_.
THB SPEECHS OF NAPOLEON TO THE KATOB OP
unin.
[ Paris (May 8) Correspondence London Times.'\
The words apokeu by the Emperor on Sunday,
in his speeoh to the Mayor of Auxerro, will have
reaohed you by the telegraph before this. What
the telegraph will not tell yon ia the effoot pro
duced by tlii'ao words in Paria. How they will bo
lnterproted in England! do not know, but it would
he difficult indeed to exaggerate the dismay, and,
I mast add, tho indignation, thoy have aroused
here. That indignation wa? yesterday BO strong
as to throw the moat o.kiition-*, tho moat timid, off
their guard. People ?who have been ruined, peo
pie who aro desperately atruggling to encapo the
ruin whioh ia hanging over them, and people who
till now yu-lded a large belief to the paoiflo inten
tion?? of the Onvornmoiit, and uid not aoan too
niooly what ?appeared ambiguous in them, are iu
consternation.
It is in reply to M. Thiers apeeoh, ?nd to the
enthusiastic reotplion it met with in tho legisla
tivo body, that tin? Emperor trumpets to the world
is detestation of ''those Treaties of 1815 whioh
hie
it is desired to make the basia of onr foreign
poUoy." Tbeae words strike upon the ear like the
first notes of defiance to Europe. They are the
revengo taken upon the commercial, the bourgeoise
?classes, whose hopea of peace are ao cruelly dissi
pated. They are the answer to the educated and
intelligent popula tiona of tho great towna for their
opposition to official nominees in the last oluotiona.
They sound like a, declaration of war against the
euiigbtonud classes, for it is not among thom,
the Emperor Says, he oan "breathe freely ;" and
' ii is not among them, but among the working
men and the peasants, that he linda tho true
geniua of Franca
?All who are enlightened and independent feel
themselves now branded as unworthy the name of
Freuohmen, and virtue and patriotism muat
hen "forth be looked for only among the lowest
in the ?oeial scale and the moat ignoraut. Tbeae
mrs now given to understand that their interests
and those of the bourgeoise aro far from ido ii tin a I,
and what a declaration of the kind, coming from
such authority, may eventually lead to they hesi
tate to denne. Twice on Thursday evening the
Emperor bad an aooonnt given to him, by a confi
dential person, ? f the manner in whioh M. Thiers'
speeoh was received in the Legislative Oorps; and
he waa particular in _quiring whether those who
applauded were the majority. He could hardly
believe it when assured repeatedly that the Honse
was unanimous in its approbation. He remained
silent for some minutes, as if in a reverie, and
then abruptly dismissed his attendant with the
words, "Raison de plus, raiso-t de plus." He
Sent the rest of the night walking up and down
s room or writing, and did not retire to repose
till long after daybreak.
That an under?t?.nding existB between the
Frenan O o vor union t, M Bis ma? k, and Italy, no
one now sesma to bave the slightest doubt, and
the assertion that Italy has begnn to arm only
because uno dreaded an attack from Austria ia
received with ? derisive emile. Two or three
months ago the projeat of the Italian Government
for the reunotion of ita expenditure, and the rolief
of its financial bardens, was aent np to Paris for
approval, A a It was seen that considerable re**
duotions in the army formed an item, in the pro
Jool, word was at once sent back to Florence that,
.whatever else was cutd?wn, the army must aufivr
no diminution. This may be denied-in Italy, but
I have iii from too good an authority to doubt it.
There le no need to be surprised at tho Minister
of State's refusai to accept the discussion on the
foreign policy of Franoe the other day.
It la quite true, as the Emperor says, that it was
Auxerro, in the .Department 'of Youno, that first
- elected him representative of the people in 1848.
He was' then in London, and when the news of his
nomination as a candidate rt-aobed bim, be wrote
. .. to his uncle. Jerome Bonaparte, who was then in
. i.?-..Paris, aa follows: .
"I believe with you, my doar undo, that it now
becomes my duty to accept the mission confided
?' tome by my fellow-oitizona if they honor me with
their sum-ages. In circumstances which happily
no longer exist, I did not hesitate to prolong my
exile rather than allow my name to serve as a pre
text for misohievous agitation. Now that order
is restored, I hope unjust prejudices will no longer
hinder me from laboring as a representative of the
people towards the consolidation, the happiness,
and the glory of tho republic. "
The Emperor and Empress's visit to Auxerre
will beromembered "long as bia New Year's Day
compliment to the Austrian Ambassador in 1859.
Their majesties left Paris on Sunday morning at
*9 o'clock, accompanied by General Fleurs, Grand
Equerry, M. Fremy, Deputy of the Yonne, the
ladies of honor, and officers of the household on
Borvioo. The Imperial party arrived at thoir des
tination at 12}. masses of tho population having
assembled at the railway stations, receiving their
Majesties in the most enthusiast-Jo manner. They
were rooeived at the station of Auxerro by M.
Challe, the Mayor, the municipal oonnoil, M. La
rabit, Senator, M. Leoompte, one of the deputies
of the department, and several persons of note
.connected with the town. The Mayor addressed
the Emoeror and Empress as follows:
4 "BK: Fifty-one years anice the Emperor Na
poleon L was received in this town with such
proofs of devotedneas and joy. that he retained a
vivid recollection of them, whioh be expreaaed on
his death bed in the most affecting terms, AS re
corded m the "Memorial de Mainte Helene."
Your Majos ty baa jost hoard the ?arno onthusiaetio
aVCclamttClons, the samo cries from the depths of
the heart of a population, whose devotedness to
the Emperor, as your Majesty well knows, baa no
more been found wanting In days of trial and
' ?adversity' than in those of prosperity and
triumph. Lot the Emperor, therefore, permit me
to present to him the keys of this faithful town, in
whioh the sacred fire ot attachment to the empire
has always been kept burning, even in the darkest
times. , "
"MADAME*. Como and receive the ardent bloBB
ings of our populations, who venerate? admire,
and love you; and, as their roward, doigu to tell
the young Prince Imperial that, like his great
uncle and bis father, he may ever rely on the af
fection of his old'anrj loyal town of Anxerre."
. IBB EMTEBOB'S BPCEOn.
SSi .... . -.The Bmoeror replied iu the following torma:
"I am happy tosoe that the remioieoonoes of the
,0. "rat Empire have.not been effaced from youl
?. J/. '. memory. , Be certain that, on my side, I have in
herited the "ritimenta of the head of my famllj
.-..i ?< . ? for the energotjp and patriotic populations whe
supported the Emperor io good SB in ovil fortune
I have, moreover, .ft. debt of gratitude to pay t<
the department of the Yonno. It waa one of th<
first to ?jive mo. ita suffrages in 1848, booauso ii
knew, like tho majority of the French nation, thal
''?' it* interests were mine, and that I detested, Uki
sit, thoae treaties of l?l? whioh some partios o
'*<-" 'this day wish to make tho sole basis of our foroigi
Bplloy. .
r? 1 thank yon for your sentiments. In the mida
a *'"' of yon I breatbo at ease, for it is among the Jubo
i rloua populations of tho towna arid rural dlatriot
, ._MXfhsdth?/.^ j* -
if . This.?nswer was greeted with tho loudest se
?t__?_011?tf?':- ..._ ,..*..,
?al!?:.,?/ ?, .v> >,.i'fn;f;.jii'ji ytt\ ... ''? ;i-??, .-; -
,".,.,., ,',, ?JFhe, jfto?^W?<) ^ra*nrTi?e b^roa owneisoy t
tho rfcport of tho .discovery of gold in Dallai
" "o' ?fjotmty seat1 bf Bolllngor county, Misoour
ThA discovery wa? made on breaking a rock wbJo
.,,',' ''iti? in the foundation or one of the houses thi
"was burned during the war. It _ said that o
>"?rook"mo _r.tr dollars worth c
ffl?kvaM_SkW_V^
efbB itlziuiuti: xfyvie-'.ji- xiul.??..;,,
*!v>i,??*?v tw ?ti avallo' i
S
YELLOW PINE LUMBEB,
_/*"_/"_ AAA FEET YELLOW PINE LUM
I_l_la,\_/\1U BER. consist-gor
FLOORING anil INCH BOARDS
Scantling, Sxl, 8x5, 3x6, -lx?i, 4x6
Two and three inch Plank
3x1, 4x1 Laths. . _
Apply to GAILLARD A MINOTT,
?"? ' Vanderhorat Wharf,
Or O. W. CHAPLIN, Agent,
May 20 7 .**_Bobb's Mill.
SHEEP AND LUMBEB.
1* BUNCH A CO.. No. B06 KING-STREET, OFFER
__" AT PRIVATE BALE
? 26 head of SHEEP, fit for market.
ALSO,
LUMBER-YeUow Pino Scantling, 3v4 and 4x1
y Inch Boards, Ac
atxiO feet of Poplar 8canti- g, 6x6 and 8x8.
May 36_
COLEMAN'S GENUINE LONDON
MUSTARD, PICKLES, 8A?CKS, JKL
MICH.PHKSI'JKVKS.COfiDKNSl-BiillaK,
8MOKINO TOBACCO.
6\d~\f\ CANS, a LBS. EACH, OOLEMAN'S GEN
A2\J\J U1NE MUSTARD
100 can? PlokUe, Sauces, and Jolllos
6 cans Condensed Milk
19 kegs Sour Kraut.
AMD,
S caso? extra quality SMOKING TOBACCO.
For sale by IUAAO E. HERTZ k CO.,
No. 201 East Bay, cornor of Cumberland-?*.
Maya?_a *
COEN, OATS AND BACON.
a /"kfTVfrk BUSHELS PRIME WHITE PROVISION
500 bushels prime Yellow Corn
600 bushel? Mixed Com
1000 bushels Virginia Heavy Oats.
AND,
2000 lbs. prime Virginia BACON BIDES and 8HOUL
DEltS
1500 lb?, oxtra ?jual!ty Virginia Family Hams.
In atoro and for sale by
ISAAC E. HERTZ k CO.,
No. 201 East Bay, cornor of Cumberland-street.
Maya? 4
SHERRY WINE AND LONDON
CORDIAL OIN.
?A e QUARTER CASKS BHERBY WINE.
_).) 120 oases London Cordial Gin-pints.
In store and for sale by
ISAAC E. HERTZ A CO.
No. 301 East Bay, corner of Cumberland.
Maya?_;_4
HAVANA LEAF AND SPANISH
SMOKING TOBACCO.
7 BALES FILLERS HAVANA TOBACCO
1 bale Wrappers Havana Tobacco
1000 paokago? of Buporlor Spanish Hmoklpg Tobacoo,
and y Ib., of the most celebrated brands.
For sala low. In lota to ault purchaser?, by
DECOTTES A SALAS,
May 8_th?tnl8_No. 118 Eaat Bay.
CHOICE SUGAR-CURED HAMS.
O irr TIERCES STAGG '3 CHOICE SUGAR-CD RED
_J?) HAMS
30 UorcoB Prime Cincinnati Sugar-Cur ed Hams.
For sale by HENRY COBLA k CO..
May 35 8 No. 36 Vendue Range.
SEED BICE FOB SALE.
1 j-\ f\ BUSHELS SEED BIOE FOR SALE. APPLY
IV/VJ at once to JAMES Ii. PRINGLE,
May 38 1 No. 10 Ailger's North Wharf.
C0BN! COEN! COBN!
nnOQ BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MARYLAND
a__/0?7 CORN, per steamer Kalorama.
For sale on Wharf, by
FERGUSON A BABKER,
May 38 2_Brown'? Wharf.
PBIME WHITE COBN AFLOAT.
CORN. IN
J. Bentley,
?&,
No. 14 Market-street, opposite State-street.
QQHfi BU8HEL8 PRIME WHITE CORN. IN
?O _?_* BULK, landing from iobr. A. J. Bent
on Atlantic Wharf. Por ?alelow while landing, by
JOHN OAMPSEN ? CO.,
Mayas
BBEAD.
1 l^aTVi-V BO"_18 PILOT BREAD, ?FIFTY POUNDS
lvlv/v/ in each box, fresh and in good order; wlU
be sold at $1.60 per box, or 3 pent? per pound. In lota
to ault purchasers. THOMAS J. KERR,
Ma? 34_a_Kerr'? Wharf.
FLOUR.
Qaf"_/"V BARRELS SUPER FLOUR. FOR HALE
?UU by BAVENEL k CO.
May 17_? _
OLD JAMAICA BUM.
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE-DIRECT IMPORTATION.
___ For sale by 3. H. SIBLEY,
No. 110 East Bay, cor. Accommodation Wharf.
May 38_
PBIME NEW CBOP MUSC0
VADO MOLASSES.
DIRECT IMPORTATION, IN HHDS. AND BBL8
For ?sale low, to close ooneignmont
J. H. RISLEY,
No. 110 East Bay, corner of Accommodation Wharf.
May 33_._
FOB SALE.
QK f\*r*f\ PBIME 80UTHEBN PLASTERING
O?),\J\J\J LATHS. 4 and4 feet 6 inches long, at
4*3.150 par thousand. Apply to
WHARTON k PETSCH'S
Car Works and Planing Mills,
Corner Line-atreet and Railroad.
Ma>7l*
COTTON SEED.
ORA BUSHELS CHOICE FRIPP SEA ISLAND
*_f_)U COTTONSEED. For sale by
?V CHILDS & CO.,
Mav 4 No. 103 Boat Ba**-street, Ohirlnston. S. O.
COTTON OINS.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING COMPLETED THEIR
arrangements onoe more for the manufacture of
the beat COTTON GINSever msde in this country, are
pow prepared to receive ordera from Planters and
others wishing to purchase
The long os tabllu h ?vi end weU-known reputation of
ELLIOTT'S COTTON GINS, will, we hope, be a auffi
elen?; guarantee that the article will give entire satlafao
Hon. 3. M. ELLIOTT k CO.,
May 14 Wini-boro, 8. O.
NOTICE.
fT__ BUBBORIBER HAVING RETURNED TO LHB
X Olly, will oontraot ft? all kinds of HOUBE-BUTLD.
TRO AND REPAIRING. W. H. GBUVEB,
No. 1-Went-rorth-root. .
Or at D awi?* St mmmmbttWm No? 17 Broad street. _
?*ep-notier ' ?-_??.
?i' iii i ' ??-?-?-.?-? 11 I
NOTICE. , . -, .
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT, ;
OHARLEBTON AND SAV'H RAILROAD CO.,
.Oi__-rroir, a a, May 31,18:0.
FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PLANTERS BE
BIDING IN THE CITY, an Extra Train will, until
further uot-o, leave Char leeton t-very Monday, at 6 8(
A. M., arriving at White Hall, at 10.16 A M. it-turn
tag aamo day, will leave ?fhlt? Hall at 8 P. M., and sr
rive at Charleston at 0.80 P M.
Freight for this Train munt be so designated on the re
oclpt, and wal be charged at doubla rate?.
n. ?. HAINES,
May M tuthsS . Engineer and Superintendent.
BOHHDUJLB OV SPARTANBVJHO AND
UNION RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY. THK 33d IN8T., THI
trains will leave Spartanbnrg 0. H. on IMssdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, at SA, M., and reach Ebeltoi
at V.40 A. M.
Returning, leave Shelton at 8 F. M. and arrive at Spar
tanburg O. K. at 7.30 P. M.
Pasaenge- san DOW go tb gh to Colombia in out
day and return in one day-?._.gea, hacks and wagon;
connootlng between the two roads
THOMAS a JETER,
president Spartanburg and Union. -?.Broad.
UnionvUl, 9. 0., March 20,1800.
March 24 tnthsa*mo
BOVTH ?UAUOLlWrt UAHallOAD.
QKliBBAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I
0____roi?, B. O,, May 7, lim. )
Qt?SkiW?&*mm\ SW?ST
i P^y*C***l**^*.^>'..^?...i..?.1MA.aa*
ESSmmml^^
t??BBAte::'::v.::::-r:::?H
.??? mkWmmam\\a\m??.. :;:;,:: gSJH
.......Alt V. at.
..7.10 A. IL
?.??$__.
.A.OtT.BL
*Wm> . ?' *tt_t_fF"
Iff. ala.f| 1 r.':1 if-U,f ,,r., fi
.'?>,; ..-.-,.. Ij ?...I ,,- ,. . ?a
Killi LIVEltPOUla-Til- A NU. 1
' American ?hip IT?D80N, J. P. Potter, Master,
Ireqnlr.sone hundred bales Cotton, and will
'have immediate dispatch tor tho ahovo port.
For Freight engagements apply to
May 25 WILLIS A CHIBOLM
THENOHWEG1AN BAKKOUION'
*N. Evensen, Master, wlU tako 251) bales Cotton
Ho fill up. Apply to
. MAUSHALL, BEACH A CO.,
May 23 No. 21 Broad street.
FOIl LIVKH-OOL.-TUB FAST
?ailing American Bark HELEN 8AND8, F. E.
Otis Master, wants a few hundred balos of Up
land Cotton to HU up, and will be dispatched
for the above port.
For balance of Freight engagements, apply to
STREET BBOTBEH8 k CO.,
May 1 _No. 71 East Bay.
KOK MVEKPIHH..-THE NEW
Hi. .ah bark EZBA, Bradshaw master, bavin?
a poitlon of her cargo engaged, will meet -.till?
dispatch for tho abovo port. For frolght en
gagements apply to ROBERT MORE A CO.,
AprU 27 _Boye? <t Co.'a Wharf.
WANTED, A GOOD VKSSKI, OF
?130 to 150 M capacity to load for Barbadoes
>and a Market. Cargo ready. Apply to
> H. F. BAKER k CO.,
May 26 2 No. 20 Cnmborland-street.
VKSSKI,S WAN TI?:?-Til LOAD
'for Philadelphia, providence, Newark, N. 3.,
?and West Indies. Cargoes ready.
Apply to H. F. BAKER k CO.,
May 25 2 No. 20 Cumberland-street,
VESNK1.S WANTED FOU DO
* MESTIO and Foreign Port?, by
STREET BROTHERS A CO..
May 26 1 No. 74 East Bay.
WANTED-A VESSEL TO LOAD
?lumber for a port In Cuba. Highest rates paid,
>and quick dispatch given. Apply to
a J. H. RIBLEY,
No. 110 Esat Bay, cor. Accommodation Wharf.
May 25_
-WANTED TO CHARTER, VIC8
?SELS to load lamber for Windward Island?
? and return cargoes. Highest rate? paid, and
?dispatch at each point. 3. H. RI8LEY,
No. 110 East Bay, cor. Accommodation Wharf.
May 25
A VK8SE1? OF ON K HUND11E? TO
?two hundred M feet capacity, wanted to load
?for Barbadoes and a market. Cargo ready.
. J. H. RISLEY,
No. 110 Bait Bay, cor. Accommodation Wharf.
May 25
MOUNT PLEASANT
SULLIVAN'S ISLAND FERRY.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, ?*7TH INSTANT, THE
trips of the B(earner wUI be a? follows:
nunns o THE WUK:
Leave City for Mt. Pleasant at 10 A. M., S and 6Vi P. If.
Leave Mt. Pleasant for City at 8 A. M., 12 _ and O Vi
P.M.
OH sunDA-r:
Leave City at.10 A. M., 1, 8, and 7 P. M.
Leave Mount Pleasant at 9 A. M., 12 M., 2 "dew P. M.
Leave City for Sullivan'? Island at 10 A. M. and S P. M.
Leavo Sullivan*B Island for City at 11 Vi A. M. and 6 P. H.
May 25 _ _
FOR ROCKVILLE,
BD1STO, WHITE POINT, AND
MEDIATE LANDINGS.
THE BTEAMER
INTER.
LOUISE AND FANNIE
WILL LEAVE FRASER'? WHARF, AS ABOVE
at 4 o'cloak, Monday Afternoon.
Freight or Passage, apply at Wharf Office, to
May 25_ B, _ BAOOT, Agent.
FOR SAVANN.-H
VIA BEAUFORT. .
THE SPLENDID SEAGOING: STEAMER
EMILIE,
CAPTAIN GEORGE H. BEAUFORT,
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE EVERY THURSDAY
NIGHT, at 10 o'clock.
For Freight or passage, apply on board, at Southern
Wharf, or to H. L. P. MoOORMICK.
Frolght received until ?unset on Thursday.
May 23
FOR SAVANNAH, via BEAU
FORT AND HlLTOaV HEAD.
THE FAVORITE STEAMER
.
E_visr_Nri]B.
CAPTAIN w. T. MCNELTY,
HAVING HANDSOME STATE-ROOM ACCOMMO
DATIONS, will receive Freight at Accommodation
Wharf, and leave every Saturday Morning, at 8 o'clock.
Beturnln?', will leave Savannah every Tuesday Morning.
For Frolght or Passage, apply on board, or to
FERGUSON k HOLMES, '
May 7 Accommodation Wharf.
?*
FOE SAVANNAH DIRECT.
THE NEW AND SP
DICTATOR,
' lOOO TONS.
OAPT. L. M. OOXETTER,
WILL LEAVE ADGEB'S WHARF EVER? TUES
DAY MORNING, at 7 o'clock.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board or st tho of
floe on Brown's Wharf. _
L. M. OOXBTTBR, Agent, Charleston
aw Agents at Savannah, Messrs. L. J. GILLMART?N
ft CO.
N. B.-Pa? ?nrs throt-ghont the countrv advertising the
steamer "Dictator" wlji please chango her day of leaving
Charleston to 7 uesday._em_May 20
FOR PALATKA, FLA.
THE STEAMER S .
DICTATOR,
CAPT. L. M. COXETTER,
ILL LEAVE OHARLFrfTON EVERY TUE8DA?
MORNING, st (7) o'clook;8n??rannah every Tau
day AftemoeA. at jil o'clock, ?topping at Farnandina,
Jacksonville, Picolats and ?11 the landln
John's River.
w
ogs ou (he St,
mrrumjmii?.
-.-._ ---TTi^ .. ?s* ?r??????-r .tavniws.
o'clock, arrlvlcg at Cmvleaton same afternoon.
Fi-v-rTt?ghBorPaaflas^.ajipiT on board, at Adger'?
WSAtk _ ... _ J^ OOXsVnBB, AgexsL
N. B.- Pjpor? throughout the country adrertlMng the
atea_ er "Dictate?*'. will ple*" _?nge her _y of l?_lu?
LiaWT^f^litfVAH BT
.Olli
Ma/28
fOTfsv
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
GREATLY H t-.DUOKD.
FOB NEW YOBK.
_HE BEQULAB UNITED BTATEb MAIL LINE
OF FIBfiT-OLABB 8TEAMERH,
UVAKKItlJIT> I 8ARAGUB8A,
ANDALUSIA- I OHANAOA.
THE STEAMSHIP
<_iXJ_^__:_3i^ o x _?"_r_
CAPTAIN WEST.
WILL LEAVE ON 8ATDBDAY. 36TH INSTANT, AT
Half-past Three o'elot- P. M., preolaely.
No vsgotablea or freight of any kind received after
One o'clook on that day, and no Bills of Lading signed
after that hour. _
May 33 RA*?*TrNEL A CO.. Agents.
New York and ?Charleston
PEOPLE-S 8TEAM8H1P COMPANY.
FARE REDUCED TO $35.
Leaving ?each Port every Alt?araateTliari5_iv.
- BTBAMSHIP EMILY B. BOUDIE,
OAPT. R. W. LOOSTWOOD.
8TEAM8HIP MONBKA,
CAPT. 0. P. ______!.
rr_E8B 8TBAM8HIP8, OFFERING EVERY CHDUOX
X MENT TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVELING
PUBLIC, having superior aooo m moda tiona for Passen
gera, with tablea supplied by every luxury tbo New Yost,
and Charleston markets can a "ord ; and, for nafa ty, speed
_d oomfort, are uurtvaBed on ?ho ooJW",
THE BTEAMBHI-P
_vl.O 3ST 33 IS _r_. ,
CAPTAIN 0. P. M-vRautJAN, *T
TJUILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF, ON
W THURSDAY, May 31, st -o'clook.
Liberal ad van co? made on oonslgnTnents to New York
Vor Freight or Passage apply at the office of the Agents,
WILLIS A 0HI8OLM.
North Atlas-) Wharf.
Consignees in New York-Messrs. "_VDJGSTON, FOX
A CO. May 36
FOU FLORIDA.
THE FINE STEAMER
__-__-_?__
OAPT.T. J. LOCKWOOD.
WILL LEAVB ROYCE A GO'S NORTH WHABF,
Charleston, every Sunday Morning, at 6 A. M ,
for Florida, na Beaufort, Hilton Hoad, Havannah, Bruns
wick, St. Msry'o, Fernandlna, JacksonvlBo, Plia-a, and
all ta term adla te Undi?) (?a on the St J?.hn'e River.
RETURNING, wlR leave Savannah ??vary Thursday. <
The KATE has been thorotu-bly refit-d and put in
the most complete order, for elegance and the oomfort
of Passenger?.
For Freight or Passage apply on board, or at the
ofH co on Bo yeo'H Wharf.
Goods received at the office, dally, and stored free of
extra etiargo. T. J. LOCKWOOD, Agen t.
May 10
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
THROUGH LINE
? ? r .TO
0__LlJTO_llSri__,
TOUCHING AT
MEXICAN POETS,;
AND .'
CARRYING THE U. S. MAIL.
Through in Twenty-tw? Days.
S--USlIIFH ON TUS OONHWJTJLN? ON THE PACIFIO
AH--no, WITH THE
ARIZONA.COLORADO
HENRY OHAUNOEY.CONSTITUTION '
NEW YORK.GOLDE M CITY
OCEAN QUEEN...BAOB AMENTO - |
NOBTHERN LIGHT. .GOLDEN AGE
COSTARICA..........*..MONTANAV*0.,4O.
tf\VB OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND SPLENDID
\J 8 team ship s will leave Pier Ko. A3 North River, foot
of Canal-street, at 13 o??..??-.',. -son, on the 1st, 11th and
91st of every month (ei"pt when those dates fall on
Bun<_y,and_euon"opro?-d lng8_- rday*. for ABPIr?
WALL, oonnno-jg via Panama RaUway with one lof the
Oompany*s Bbsamshipsfrot- Panama tor BAB FRAN
OISOO, touching at ACAPDLCO.
Dop-t-?s of 1st and aiBt oonneot at Panama with
steamers tor SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL AMBBI
CAN PORT--Those of the 1st touch ?t MANZANILLO.
A discount of ONE-QDAETER from- MM ra? rates
snowed to second oabln andsteerage paaaenR?- with
famUleu. Also, an allo-ance of ONE^QUARTER on
throngh rates te dergymea and their familias, and
achool tauokara; soldiers having honorable dlsohiIM
HALF FARE.
One hundred ponnds baggage allowed to each adult
Baggago-maaters accompany baggage through and at
tend to ladles sud obilclren without male protectors.
Baggage received on the dook the day before sailing,
from steamboats, railroads, and passengers who pr?ter
to send down early.
An oiperit-ood Bargoon on board. Medicine and at
tendance froo.
. For Passage Tickets, or further information, apply at
the Company'a Ticket Office, on the Wharf, FOOT OF
CANAlVaTREET. NORTH BIVEB, NEW YORK.
April a amos I 8. K. HOLMAN, Agent.
PA8BAGE REDUCED !.
CHEAP PASSAGE TO OU B-JBXDBI
Exri-to _?__
BY SAILING SHIPS, SAILING EVERY WEEK.
Also, hy sha . ?,
_r__NI)ED MAU. STEAMERS,
aalil-g ?vary WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to and
from New York.
Great Reduction in Far? to
OAI_FOBNJA AND AUSTRALIA.
DRAFTS FOB ANY AMooNT on Gnat Britain and
Ireland, at the very Lowest Rates. '
Passengers, on arrival In gem York, win have theil
baggage removed Fres, and ?retry care bestowed oa
M. BL QUINN & BBt_Tja_B,
No. SST Knra nap*, 0____TO?, 8. &.
Aad No. 187 Broad street, opposite Monument rrtreot.
A rum* la O. A. , " lrr Vabruarv Vf
l*_K __-**__?_______!_ ^ABrXmS? TO
ij?D se?an?T-?_dwfmdiartnlSE*li>_fGMAOH_**l
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PHILIP H. KEGLER,
COLECTION AGENT
_jsrr>
GENERAL COMMISSIONER.
CHECKS OUST
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON and
CINCINNATI.
OFFICE
_S"o. IO JBi?oaci-st.,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
May _ lmo
TJ_sx\nERS__sj_?
LIPB INSBRANGB ?PANY,
NEW YORK,
PHILIP H. KEGLER.
.,a_s.a-_32srT,
NO. 10 BROAD STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. O.
?
Please call before JOB losare else
wtMrt?
Hay 33 lmo
TRAVELLERS' HUMME
COMPANY,
or
HARTFORD, CONN.,
THE _?I03ST_3_3_X
ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY
IN 1HIS ?30TJMTBT.
PHILIP H. KEGLER,
__. C3- __] jsr T,
NO. 10 BROAD STREET,
CHARLESTON, B. G.
Picase ?call at ?he OflSee for informa
tion, j
Hay 33 lmo
Wonderful but True!
MADAME BKMINGTON, THE WOBLD BENOWNED
Astrologlst and Somnambulistic Olnlrroyoift, while in a
clairvoyant state, dollneates the very features of the per
son yon ara to marry, and bv the aid of an instrument
of intonso power, known as tho Psycliomotropo, guar
an t?oa toprodnoea psrfoot and lifn-llke pic turo of the
future hkasband or wife of the applicant, with date of
marriage, occupation, leading traits of oharacter, *c.
This Is no imposition, as teatlmonlals without numbor
can "sert. By atatiogplaoeof birth, age, disposition,
color of eyes and hair, and enoloalug fifty oents. and
stampod envelope addressed to yourself, yon will re
ceive the plotnre by return mail, togother with desired
Information. '
Address, In confldenc*?. Madame OEKTBUDE REM
INGTON, P. O. Box 2117, Weat Troy, N. ?. [.
May S tuths?mo
LOUIS D. D"?AUSS?RE
BROKER & COMMISSION MERCH?HT
FOB THE SALE AND PDBOHABE OF
REAL ESTATE,. STOCKS, &c.,
ANS 8AI_ OV
Cotton? Naval ?teres and Procure.
OFFICE HO. 33 BROA0.8T11BK?*,
0B_BLE8T0N, 8. 0. j
March 3T_ _35_
WM. H. GILL?LAND,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
AKO
REAL ESTATE AG_?}N_,
NO. 33 HATNE-STREET. ?
Hay 1 ... tuthsSmo
MINNISS & CONDON,
HOUSE AND SHIP PL?MBJEfiS,
No. 4 STATE-STREET.1
NBAS BROAD,
OBARLESTON, 8. O.
.TOBBINa ATTENDED TO AT t?HOBTEOT FOTIOK,
Apr'l 6 thBtu'amo*
W. LIVINGSTON,
SASH, BLIND AMD DOOR MAKER,
?STo. 21 Jane-stre?t,
isnaw _rp_*B:- j
BeferonM.........'........... JOHN TUOHEY.
May . tuthsimo
THOS. E. DALWIOK,
OABinBY J1AKBR ASD WNDBRTAKBR,
HO. 671 KIN-J-OTltEET.
10 PB _ ABB? 90 FUBNI8H ?ON-tAtaS WITH
Oo?fts, of -raflons ?tjles and qt-iUas, ?tata
Uoataaa ao?BxsaaUm Onachao, . |
Brean- ?nr?>?n?mBB^DTD KEEPS ON.nAND A
.oleo? "poly of new _4 aeoond-hacd ?ruralhiro, -saan*
faotnra? Uaattaaaaaot ataaa, irool, and cotton.
? * ' r ! ^*~.:?.1
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?Wa. . ' .' ."
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RITT & WILSON BROTIMS'
ooxjTj_>_E_sr.
SOUTHERN IMPORTING
"ANUFACTURING
3DHXJO KCOXJSE,
No. 238 King-street
'RITT & WILSON BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE DRUCrCUSTS
AND
?ANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,
No. 238 KING-STREET,
FOTJBTH DOOB ABOVE HARRET-ST,
Charleston, S. G.
8. W. WILSON.
S*. A* PBATT,
themis, to lato
?J. 8. Nitre and
?lining Bu
rean.
1
P. B. WILSON.
O radnate of
, PhUa. College
of Pharmaoy.ac
Chemlst to lato
0. B. Ord. Dep't
Hie Proprietors are Native Georgians.
CAMPHOR, CASTOR OIL,
BALSAM FIB, COD LIVER OIL,
BALSAM COPAIBA ESSENTIAL OILS,
ISINGLASS, OPIUM.
GELATINE, MUSTARD
CHEMICALS.
ALUM, SUP. OARB. SODA,
BORAX, SULPHURIC ACID,
EPSOM SALTS, TARTARIO ACID,
GLAUBER SALTS, CREAM TARTAR,
COPPERAS. POTASH,
BLUESTONE, CONCENTRATED LYU,
BAL 80DA, SILICATE OF SODA,
SULPHUR, 8ALERATU8. "
SPIRITS
ALCOHOL,
COLOGNE SPIRITS,
FRENCH BRANDT,
TURPENTINE, Ac, Sea.
GLASSWARE.
FLINT AND GREEN GLASS,
ALL SORTS AND SIZES,
MEDICINES.
EXTRACTS, CHLOROFORM,
FLUID EXTRACTS, ETHERS,
TINCTURES, SUGAR COATED PILLS, ct?.
Any Pr?parations made to order.
PATENT MEDICINES
No. 238 King-street.
HBGEMaN'S OOD LIVER OIL,
HEOEMAN'R ELIXIR OF BABE,
HEGEMAN'S PREPARATIONS IN FULL,
WORM LOZENGES, Hurley 'B and Hallo way 's,
AGDE OHRES AND AGUE TONIC8,
HOSTETTBR'S BITTEBS,
DBAEB'S BITTEBS,
HOOFLAND'S BITTERS,
AYER'B SABSAPABILLA,
HBLMBOLD'S BU0H?,
BBOWN'S ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER,
JAYNB'S PREPARATION B,
BBOWN'S TBOOHES FOB COUGHS,
PILLS-Hooper's, Clark*?, Wright'?, Ayer'?, k9.,
TABBANT'B APERIENT,
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING STROP, ka., ko.
All other moat popular and reliable.
HUMPHREYS?
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES,
No. 288 King-street.
SOAPS,,
OLD BROWN WINDSOR, GENUINE LOW'S, tOOOW
style?, large aasor-ment,
LAUNDRY SOAP, ENGLISH BAB; okeaper than Tar>
pon tine Soap.
DYE
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No? 238 KING8T.
?.
FANCY
?AND
ARTICLES.
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