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?The Daily ZtSTews.
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 26, 18C6.
BTATU ITKMS.
LACHENS, 8. O.-Capt, B. E. HICHAODSOH has just boon
.lectcd Clerk of tho Court o? Common Ploss?or Laurens
District. Thoro wero sevon candidatos.
CHBSTEB 8 O -From the Standard, or Thursday, we
learn that tho detachment of tho 30th alt-sachuselta
Beg?nont Volunteers, on duty at that post for tho last
' _U weeks, has been rollovod by Company ?, 8th llcgl
__t Regulars, uDder command of Lieutenant Colonel
BUBB, C. S. A.
CIUMCHL?II L_B_S__-The Yorkrille inquirer, of
Thursday, saya:
Hie Honor, Chancellor H. D. Lesesne, opened tbo
Conrt of Equtty at this place on M onday, and 1B ii lapo
, slug of many cates that baye been long upon the dock.
' ata. His Honor, we are pleated to see, hat restored to
tho Bench a custom once In voguo in this State, that
.isappeareo when railroads and carriages wero intro
duced Be is travelling to the different Courts in hiB
circuit cn horseback. The circumstance will probably
recall to tho groy hatred members of tho bar many
plessaiit memories of tho primerai period of our juill
.dary.
B_-NWJ__, 8. 0.-The Sentinel of Saturday thus
. speaks of the weather and tho crops in Barnwell Dis
trict:
We have bad an abundance of rain since the month
.f June stt lu. For several days we have had dclif-lit
. ful ?eather, omi at night blankets were not uncomiort
' able Not?__*_ding such weather is calculated to
Injure tho cotton crop, we learn that it la looking well,
ann that blooms and bolls are numerous. The corn
crop li? looking remarkably welland everything in the
- ah ape. of vegetation in the curly part of the week, prom
ised well, even tho grass crop.
__O__B, 8. O.-The Lan caster Lodger Bays : Wo
are glad to hear that there has boen a manifest Improve
aient in tho crops since tho "arm weather bao regularly
aet in. Upon farms which have been worked and
nssnagod well, it ia said tbat the prospeot for crops of
' cors and cotton Is much better then it was s short time
ago. Where farms have been neglected, by the freed
men refusing to perform their contract-, the crops are,
of course, Inferior. Wheat is now bein cr harvested, and
it Is said that tho yield is better, generally, than was an
ti-Ipatod. The present and prospective prices of all
, kinds of produce should stimnlato farmers to employ
all their energy In the effort to make a good orep.
OUENTILU, S. C-Tho G loenville Mountaineer haa
, tbe following items.
The property claimed by the United States at the
State Works In this place, consisting of old cannon
wheels, <_ilni_ed guns, material for arms, Ac, was
i sold yeaterday at auction. Tbo sam bid was inconsider
able, but aa muob aa the caah piloe to be obtained for
' rather nieleaa lumber In theso peace times, ao-callod-If
Btevens k Co. will let it be even that much.
We ate gratified at being ab-. to state that President
Hammett his already inaugurated merum ros to stop
"tbe plundering of packsges" between Columbia end
tbe upper termini of the road. We are Inclined to think
tbat this great evil la already checked, and that here
after there will be as little complaint of stealing on tbe
Oreen ville and Columbia Railroad aa on soy other in the
,n. State, If not less
r __WB__B-, 8. 0--The Newberry Herald, of Friday
' Hat, comes to us In a very small sheet; from it we copy
de following aopeal in behalf of those who were ren
dered houseless by the recent terrible cooflagratiou In
. that village:
';> The late memorable conflagration has rendered bouse
'?:.? lo*" and homeless many of our citizens; among ?horn
h,t .ace a number of a<ed persona and widows, who are In
a t-uly deplorable? condition. Any assistance from those
in to _ or country, wbo are not similarly situated,
. would be as ' bread cast upon the waters." "lhere are
Uio e who go forth weeping, but they will return after
many daya bearing their aheaves with tbc_."
8rA_-NBUBO, S. O.-The Spartan, of Thursday last,
ii. .????
Mr. Fredrek Hats baa been appointed and co_imls
alonod postmaster at this place. Mr. Hiss, of connie,
?aras required to subscribe to the test oath. Major 3. A.
Leo, wno has boen our very efficient and accommodat
ing postro- ter for ten or twelve y o ?ra patt, now retires.
In lug unable to take tbe new oath of office. AU will
Join us In saying, that no one could have discharged the
duties of this office with more perfect satisfaction to
the pub le, during the long term he has held It, than
did Major Lee.
[We once bad the honor of living in Spirtanburg, and
take pleasure in adding our endorsement to tho above
tribute to Major L__ We hope his sueceieor will prove
as acceptable to the Spartans.-EDS. NEW?.]
Oo__tBiA, S. 0.-Mr. 3. W. DAVIDSON wrlies to the
Enquirer: "Our Superintendent, General RALPH EX.
'?. against whom Oonorals ST_:D__N and FU__EHTON
7-und fault because rf sundry com plications growing
1 ont of his 'running' plantations on private account, baa
been deposed, goes by the board with th?< old regime;
and la tncceeded by brevet Brigadier-General M_
___>, of the rejular army. The hopes entertained of
__eral MANBFIKLD'S administration are favorable."
._?? '
From the Phetnix of Saturday we clip the following
_ ..twoitems:
Atttmpted Rape.- Aa Mrs. Frank Dent was on her
*' way to Columbia, yesterday morning, In company with
< ber little daughter, she was assaulted In the publio road,
t . a abort distance from this city, by a freed-an, who
seized her by the throat, and, It is stated, made an at
tempt to < utrago her perron. The shrieks of tbe child
attracted the attention of the nelgbbors, when the sooun
?/ drei made off, but was sabsequoi.tly srnsted and con
fined in the military jail.
Arreit of Hone Thieve*.-Charlea Parker and William
Blizzard, suspected of horse stealing, wero pursued rand
arrested in Charlotte, N. 0., by samuel Medlin and Jas.
Fowor. Tbo chargo was for breaking into the atablo of
Joel Medlin, taking from then?e _ horse and mule, sad
dle, bridle, Ac. The psrties arrcatlng brought Parker
biro yesterday, but being arrested by virtue of a war
rant issued in Fairfield ulttrlct; he was remanded to the
Jail in Winnsboro, sa lhere is no District Jail in Rich
d The prisoner, however, will be returned to this
?:.*
District for trial, as the crime was committed here.
Blizrard having escaped, is -till at large.
AND-HSON, 8. O.-From the Intelligencer of ThnrBday
we copy the following:
We have to chroniole another exchange of troops in
the conduct of this Important (?) military post. The
It?tb Maine, or rather two companies ol thai Regiment,
on duty hero for the past six or eight week-, hove been
relieved and ordered to Charlea'ou to bo mustered out
out of s .vice. We learn that Co. "1," 8th Regular In
fantry, has supplied tho vacancy thus created.
In taking leave of the late garrison, simple justice de
mands that we shonld?make known thef-rorablo opinion
entertained by our citizens generally for their propriety
and good bobavlor during heir sojourn smongstus.
With rare exceptions, they were excellently behaved
and evinced the strictest regard fur discipline and good
conduct. Having served faithfully In tbe army, the 16th
Maine did not choose to obliterate their deeds of valor
by unnecessary tyranny and oppression, over their re
cent foes. And as one who dearly loved the cause of
the Sooth, we take pleasure in adding our testimony to
tbe soldierly bearing of these men wbllo quartered in
this community. Toe officer commanding, Brevet Brig.
Oen. B. B. Murray, waa known to fewcf our citizens
we believe, but by that few rerpeoted u an officer In
tent on performing bia duty, and nothing more. If it
will be any satiafactlon to membe.a oi tbe Ifith Maine
tbey may rest a'aared that the citizens of Anderson
TTould prefer them always, whenever a gtrriton is
'? deemed nncetsary at this point
The pr?Root garrison is bivouacked near the Unl_r.
alty building, we un-ierstand. *^ "
The detach-non t of cavalry from the Fifth Reculara
11 ? has also been relieved. ???--?>
.
Morosa rit THOMAS COUHIT.-On Friday nl_t last
a fiendish murder waa committed in Thomas -ountv
Oa The ficta in the o?so are as follows:
For snmo time past an ill fee ing had existed between
Mr. - Miller and several other Individuals, whose names
.or informant had forgotten, on Balorday moram?
bat Mr. Miller waa discovered lying on his bed S bia
house (situated aboat ton miles from Thomasville) with
bia throat cut from e r to ear. Two men were soon
I , airly tie previous night to enteran?! afterwards
leave the honao of the unfortunate man. one of tuem
being a well known perso- al enemy to Mr. Miller
No arrests were made, although sntplolon pointed
..- airongly to certain individualSM gull?/ of tho murd -
The deceased wai burled on Sunday last.-?yananna*?
Republican.
.' >? j
A F-iom. UL Acci-KfT -A ParU letter atys a fright
? ? fill accident took plat? lu lhat city In tbe latter part of
.,!,, May, on the premises oi _i. Aubin, iho well-known
manufacturer of fir? -work?. In consequence <>f sp ex
plosi?n at the moment wh>n all the work people wore
! - ?occupied, seventeen p.. eons--twel-e won en ant. ovo
?j,, ? men-met their death. Tb? bodies were.? attracted from
the ruins in almost a carboi ized atete. One poor wo
man was font- to have given birth to an Infant a?, the
moment of the accident. Te clrcum? lance b?s o?
ated a great sensation The l-psror Immediately M tot
five thousand francs to the families ol _*> eufferora.
Be after ?arda drove in per? on to _ 's__i Of the dis
aster, and waa enthualaa lea?)/ greeted by the entire
Cojgulatiyn of_the neighborhood.
. /v?i: ,.!:..< foi -?if- ..': ..Vi
'<
BACON STBIPS, FLOUB, &c.
Otf^n?^n?^. LR9. OHOIOB BREYRFA8T 8TRIP8
t)UUU 376 bbl?. Extra, Hupor and Fiua Floor
100 bbls. good socoifi quality Flour
411 half bblB. P. M. Boof aud Pork
300 boxeB Starch, fcoap and Oandlea
Teas, Coffoo, Vloogar, 8ugars, Rrooms, Ruckots, Tubs.
Hplcos, Snuffs, Segara, Ac , Ac, with full assortaient of
Orocorles on hand and landing by each Btoamarond sail
VCBBOl.
A-SO, . .
BALLANTINE b SONB* OR EAU STOCK, til by caoh
weekly steamer
AND , ,
FAIRBANK k CO.'S SCALES, of all sines, for salo by
3. b F. DAWSON,
Jp.no 2S_1_No. 90 East Bay.
FRUITS IN BRAND?. C0RUI\L8,
&c. &c, Seo.
RCCEIVBP I?a_R BRIO ?KOCKWOOD."
Or. ?ABBS FRTJIT8 IN BRANDY 1 Fouron0*t
?ij 12 oases assorted Cordials ? Ji0urono ?
6 tierces Superior Wine Vinegar
2 batos Finest BoltllnR Corks .
1 caso Pate de folo Oras.
IN STORE FROM HIO?NT IUrOIlTATIOKH,
Cases CHATEAU LEOVILLE
Oases Murgoanx Mcdoc
Cases St. Julien
Caaes Paulino
OoeoB Hontz Barsac
Oases Yin Imperial (Oreen Seal* Moot Ohandon
CaaeB Vin Anglais
Baskets Pipor's Leidsolck
Quarter casks Gordon's Suporlor Amontillado and Palo
Sherry. i
AMD
60 dozen excellent SAOTBIlN, at $5 per dozen
?10 dozen Bokor'6 colobrated Bitters.
For sale by KLINOK, WIOKENBEBO k CO.
Juno 20 tmh2
LIME, HAY, LATHS. ?
i ?r?rv?r_ BBLS. FRESH LIME
X ?D \J \J 100 bales Primo Eaatorn Hay
25,000 Laths.
Landing from "Brig '??_. T. Knight." For sale by
OLNEY A CO..
June 26 a_NOB. 9 and 11 Vendue Range.
GOAL! GOAL! HAY!
fcJfTjf. TONS EGG COAL; 100 TONS STOVE CO?lL,
JH?VJ for Ranges. ?"*
200 bales Hay. Landing from Schooner ?Alba, and for
sale by H. F. BAKER k CO.,
Juno 20 3 No. 20 Tumboiland-streef7
CORN IN BULK, AFLOAT.
.rrtAA BUSHELS PRIME WHITE COBN, PER
0\J\Jv/ schooner Swan, on Brown's Wharf. For
sale by JOHN O A UPSEN A CO.,
No. 14 Market-street, oppaalto Btate-stroet.
Jane 26_ *
COEN, FLOUB AND HAY.
. ?*-. ?f~v BUSHELS PBIUE WHITE OORN, IN BULK,
?J \J \J landing per schooner Swan.
IK B-rona :
2600 bushels Prime WHITE CORN
60 barrels Super and Fine Flour
1000 bales Timothy Hay. For sale by
WEST k JONES,
Juno 26 2 No. 76 East Bay.
COHN. OATS AND BACON.
J ?rv?f->/~\ BUSHEL8 PRIME WHITE PROVISION
X1/ xJ xJ CORN, in sacks, landing por steamer E.
O. Knight, from Baltimore.
800 bushels Heavy Oats.
un
A OHOIOE LOT OF HAU8, SHOULDERS AND
SIDES. For sale by ISAAU E. HERTZ b OO.
No. 201 East Bay, orner Oumberland-atroet.
June 26_2
COEN! COEN!
er S\f\(~\ BUSHELS PRIME WHITE CORN.
DxJxJxJ For sale by
JNO. OAMP8BN b CO.,
No. 14 Murkot-stroet, opposite 8 ta to-street.
June 26_3
LEAF TOBACCO.
OASES OF LEAF TOBACCO, WRAPPERS, FIL
LERS ?AND RINDEBS. For eale by
O. MADSEN.
June 26 tuthaS? No. 65 Eoclety stropt, near King.
TOBACCO! TOBACCO!
LORIDA LEAF TOBACCO, FOR SALE LOW AT
NO. 7 STATE-STREET.
June 20 6*?
35
F
COFFEE, SUGAR, ?VOLASSES,
TEA, ?Vc.
COFFEE-RIO. GOOD TO PBIUE
Coffee-Java, superior quality
Sugar-Muscovado, lo bbls. and hbds.
Sugar-Roflned. of various qualities
Sugar-Standard, Crushed
Molasses-New crop Cardenas, in bbU. and tos.
Molasses-New York Syrup
Tea-A oholoe afsoiftment of Hyson, Yonng Hyson,
Importa], Gun Powder and Oolong.
?IXJBO,
FRESH PE?0HE8, Tu>M ATOES, and other canned
goods
Soap, Starch, ?Dandles, Gandy, Raisins
Prunes, Citron, Currants, &o
Tobacco, Begars and Sn uff. For sale by
OHAB. H. UOI8E b CO ,
June 26 3 No. 16 Usyne-atreet.
PICKLES! PICKLES!
JUST RECEIVED A FRESH 8UPPY OF THOSE
fine and fresh PI?KLE8-PIccoiliu, Chow-chow,
and Mixed-in gallon, half-gallon, quarts and pints.
For sale at manufactory prices by
IHAAU K. HERTZ A CO.,
- No 201 East Bay, corner of Cumberland street.
June M_a
PBIME NEW CHOP MUSCO?
VADO MOL.A8HIC8,
FOR SALE LOW FROM THE WHARF.
JOSEPH H. RISLEY,
No. HOEaatBay, corner Accommodation Wharf.
June 21
SUPEEI0E MUSCOVADO HLO
LASSES, KQ,UAI? TO PORTO RICO.
FOR SALE LOW FROM THE WHARF. BY
JOSEPH H. RIHLEY.
No 110 East Bay, corner Aocommodatioe Wharf.
June 21_
ALLOA ALE.
KA CASKS. PINA*8, IN STONE JUGS, DIRECT
mJ\J from the Brewery of Robert Knox b Sons, just
rocolvod ox Rockwood, and for sale by
WM. O. BEE & CO.,
Corner Vandcrhorst's Wharf and East Bay.
Jone 21 tli s tu 4
NAILS! NAIL8!
OF THE FIRST QUALITY "OLD DOMINION
BRAND," oan always be had al Jowett market
prie?, in any quantity, of D. ti. BRETT b SON,
June 10 1 thmlmo No. 2 Bxvhange-atreet
COTTON GI?8.~
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVJNO COMPLETED THEIR
arrangements onoo more for fhs manufacturo of
the best COTTON GINSever made in this country, are
now prepared to receive orders from Planters and
others wishing to p*?r .-.__=?*.
Thnlong established *-<<? TTOU known reputation of
ELLIOTT S COTTON GINS, wRl, we hopo, be a suffi
clent fiuarantee that the article w11] give entire satisfac
tion. . -,*- Mt ?-ELIOTT b CO.,
sAaf li, .>/?*?? . H Wlnnaooro, 8. O.
1 TAKEJ?OTICE.
LUMBERMEN
AND ?,
Timber Cutters;
PAB.21.1??.E>,0*aE*0 IN OUITING TIMBER, OR
,? _i?5nr,5?NnB,AOTDnK *f* LOMUEft. STAVES
? 8_ri?arjEa' ?*? *? *,uI1 *? "..? nn S ?ubsorlber,
wno having beon for many yea?-? ongaged In the mann
raotnra and ship oent of Lumber and Timber, Is weU
posted as to the wants ann prices of different markets
and can al?/?-. inn lah t_ft Ut#|l market ri?p?.rts {rQm
Eorope, South America, Weat Indies, flrltlnh Provinces,
__l_JfSLaS2 0lu .. ?-*1 wlu '-"lah spoclOoaUons
i?-$ J UBorant markets, and attend to the charter
__&^__?__,-_SL-|l,ta ** Wfornjatlr.n or assistance
that may be desire t. JOaB.RVH.tiY,
???vita*..?- Commission Merchant,
Jona 9 oorner Aooommodatlon Wharf.
H
C S. JENKINS
JA__S2affl?riH?Af2SW? MEASURER AND
___^lT?ffil0t?..T,,_lBl?ttASDLUMB*?B ?nia
_____*?3 ?1?-_L!__old ttaittma and all other.son.
P7___ T ** ?_?.* ?HtlMMkYEB ? ?OH,
. --.????''?i .t.-vu?? ?v :?^: I XJV
n tr*,:
FDUI'IIII.ADK.I.PIIIA.-THK FINE
Schooner ALBA, R. B. Adams. Master, bavin?
.nearly all hor carno engaged, will bavo lmuudl
! ?to dispatch. For bataneo of Freight, apply to
H. F. DAKKR A CO.,
Juno :C No. 20 Cumborlandstroot.
CARGOES READY, ANO VKS.
?8EL3 wanted to load for Ualtlmoro, Philadol
?phia, New York. New Rodfnrd, Boston, 8t.
?John. N. B , Havana, Matanzas, Sagua la
Orando, S. aldoOuba, BarbadoeB. Demarara, Martinique
Trinidad, and ports in Europe
Also wanted to Charter, VESSELS out and homo to
various WoBt India ports. JOS. II. RISLEY,
No. 110 East Ray, corner Accommodation Wharf.
Juno 2*2
VESSELS WANTED TO LOAD
'for Philadelphia, Portland and Boston. Hlgb
>eat rates paid, and dispatch given. Apply to
8TREEI BROS A CO.,
Juno IG No. 74 East Bay.
MOONLIGHT EXCUBSION.
.??RW_i*<S-"
CT1HE STEAMER IDEA, CAPTAIN W1LLEY, WILL
X go on an EXCURSION around the Harbor This
Evening. Juno 23tb.
Will leave North Atlantic Wharf at 8 o'clock, return
ing at 12 o'clock.
Faro 75 cents. Colored persons 60 cents.
Muslo and Refreshments on Board.
This boat will bo CHARTERED TO EXCURSIONISTS
on reasoLablo terms.
Apply to Captain on board or to
CHAULES HEINSOHN,
Juno 26 1* No 44 Nassau-street.
FOE COOPEE EIVEE.
THE FINE STEAMER
0?VPT. OHA8. WILLEY,
WILL LEAVE FOR MIDDLEHORG AND ALL IN
TERMEDIATE LANDINGS on Cooper Rlvor, on
Thursday Morning, at 6 o'olook ; returning same day.
For Freight or Passage apply on board, st Southern
Wharf, or to MOTTE A. PRINGLE.
Juno 26 3
FOE GEORGETOWN, S. C.
THE STEAMER
PILOT -BOTT,
_ OAPT. THOS. R, PAYNE,
T?7TLL LEAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF EVERY
Tv Wednesday Morning, at 6 o'clock. Returning,
will leave Georgetown every Thursday Morning, at 11
o'olock.
Frelght received tho day before sailing.
For Freight or passage, apply to
FERGUSON b HOLMES,
Accommodation Wharf.
N. B.- Freight (prepaid) will be taken for Conway
boro' and Oheraw, to be transferred at Georgetown to
steamer? Little Ada and R. E. Bell. June 4
FOE SAVANNAH, via BEAU
FORT, s. c.
THBO ?G H B Y DA TLIGHT.
THE VERY FA8T
UP I LOT BOY,
CAPTAIN THOS. R. PAYNE,
(Temporarily taking the place of Steamer FANNIE,)
WILL LEAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF EVERY
Friday Morning, at 8 o'clock. Returning, will
leave Savannah every Monday Morning.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
FERGUSON b HOLME8,
June 1 lmo Accommodation Wharf.
FOE PALATKA, FLA..
AND HAVANNAH. OA.
THE NEW, ELEGANT, AND FAST BAILING
STEAMER
DICT-A-TOIR.
(lOOO Tons,)
OAPT. L. M. COXETTER,
WILL LEAVE ADOER'S WHARF EVERY SATUR
DAY MORNING, at 7 o'clock, for Savannah,
F ?'mandina, Jacksonville, Palatka, and all the interme
diate landings on the St. John's River, arriving at Pa
latka Bun ay evening.
nXTDBNINO :
Will leave Jacksonville every Tuesday Morning, Fern?n
dina the aame day, and Savannah every IrVtln'iday
Morning, at (9) o'clock, arriving at Charleston the same
afternoon.
Freight received dally at Ihe Agency on Brown's
Wharf and stored free of extra charge.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or at the of
fice on Brown's Wharf. _
JnneaO L. M. OOXETTER, Agent
PACIFIC MAIL 8T.AMSI.ir COMPANYS
THROUGH LINE
TO
TOUGHING AT
MEXICAN PORTS,
AMD
CARRYING THE ?. S. HAIL,
Through in Twenty-two Days.
BTaUafSH-rS Ott TU- OONNKOTINO Oil XTCB P?tOint
AZ-JJTZXO, WITH THDB
ABUSONA.OOL08ARO
HENRY OHAUNOBY.CONSTITUTION
NEW YOBK......I...GOLDEMOITY
OCIAN QUEEN.SACRAMENTO
NOBTHERN LIGHT..GOLDEN AGE , ., ?
OOHTA RICA..MONTANA. Ao . Ao.
?r\NE OF THE ABOVE LABOE AND 8PLXNDDC
xJ Steamships will leave pier No. *2 North River, fool
of Canal-street, at 13 o'olock, noon, on the 1st, nth and
?list of every month 'except when those dates fall on
Sunday, and then on the preceding Ratnrdsy), for ASPirv
WALL, oonneoting via Panama Railway with one of thr
Company's Steamahlps from Panama for SAN FRAN
CISCO, touching at AOAPULCO.
Departures oi 1st and ?tint ?sonuoot at Panama wltb
steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL AMERI
CAN PORTS. Those or the 1st touch at MANZANILLO.
A discount of ONE-QUARTER from steamers' rates
allowed to second cabin and steerago pisseng? ra with
families. Also, an eliowMoe of ONE-QUARTER on
through rates to clergymen and their families, and
school tf-chor?; soldiers having honorable disoharges,
HALF FARR.
One hundred pounds baggaae allowed to each adult
Baggage-maators accompany baggage throunh and at
tend to ladles and children without male protectora.
Baggage i-eOf-lred on tha dook the day before ea?ling,
from steamboats, railroads, and passengers who pr?fet
to send down early.
An experienoed Surgeon on board. Medicine and at
tendance free.
For Passage Tickets, or further information, apply at
tha Company's Ticket Office, on the Wharf, FOOT OF
OANAW?TBBJBT, NORTH RIVER, NEW YOKE.
April . ?moa 8. X. HOLUAN, Agent
.li* . i "?_?-._?.-..?? tWVMt* M4V i-.-.t.. ... . . I
HU.'I IB-Mill t: AM) ?IIAItl l->TO\
STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
COMPOSED OF TUE STEAMSHIPS
O -J__I_3_3I._____a__.
E?LOBAM __
_3_ o. AN-&_____
S*X'_f__- OF T_-__3 SOUTH.
THE ELEGANT AND NEW
"___ a. _s:_srica-___ _c,"
CAPTAIN HOLLI-B.
WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF ON
THIS DA T, the 26th inet, at ia o'clock M.
Those StoamiblpB offer ovory facility for PasBongors
and Freight, with handsome accommodations.
For Freight or Pssstgo, apply at the office of tho
Agents. WILLIS _ CUISOLM, Agents,
North Atlantio Wharf.
Agents in Baltimore: Messrs. PENDEROAST, FEN
WICK _ CO. June 26
FOB KEW YORK.
THE REGULAR UNITED STATES MALL UNE
OF FIRST-GLASS STEAMERS,
?4,17 AK KR CIT? I SARAGOSSA,
ANDALUSIA. 1 GUANABA,
THE STEAMSHIP
SARAGOSSA,
CAPTAIN OROWELL,
WILL LEAVE ON SATURDAY, 80TH INSTANT,
at - o'clock.
No berth secured until paid for.
No Freight received nnless engaged at our office.
No Fnr.ioiiT received after - o'clock on Saturday.
Freight and Wharfage on peilfhable artloles must be
paid at our office. _
June 25_RAv-HK_ A CO.. Agenta.
New York and Cbarleston
PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FARE REDUCED TO $35.
.earing each Port every Alternate T Ii nn_a y.
BTEAMSHIP EMILY B. SOTJDEB,
Carr. R. W. LOCKWOOD.
BTBAMSHIF MONKKA,
Can. O. P. M____ut.
rrnB-SE STEAMSHIPS, OFFERING EVERY INDUOB
X MENT TO SHIPPERS AND THE TBAV__N6
PUBLIC, having superior aocoiamodatloas for Passen
gera, with tables supplied by every luxury the New Tori
and Charleston markets oan afford;and, for safety, rpe
\nd comfort, are unrivailed on the coast.
THE NEW STEAMSHIP
_._: o 2ST _B ___: _._.,
OAPT. O. P. MAK8HMA?,
nrriLL LEAVE NOBTH ATLANTIO WBABF ON
W THUH8DAY, June 38, at - o'olook.
Iaiberal advancea made on consignments to New
York.
For Freight or Paaiage, apply at the office of the
Agents. WILLIS _ CHISOLM,
North Atlantio Wharf
Oontlgnees in New York-Messrs. LIVINGSTON, FOX
A CO._June 88
PASSAGE REDUCED !
CHEAP PASSAGES TO UK -ROS
EUI. O _P_3_
BY S-ILINO SHIPS, SAILING EVERY WEEK.
Also, by the
SPLENDID MAIL STEAMERS,
Sailing every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to auf
from New York.
Great Reduction In Fare to
CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA.
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT on Great Britain ano
Ireland, at the very Lowest Rate
Passengers, on arrival in New York, will have theo
baggage removed Free, and every care bestowed OB
them.
For Passage, ko., apply to P. SHEAHAN, Na 931
West street, New York, or
M. M. QUINN & BROTHER.
Na 637 Ente STUCK, 0_____it, 8. (-,
And No. 187 Croad street, opposite Monument street,
Aturnsta. G. A. lyr Februarv 97
THE SO. CA. KAIL BO AD COMPANY
HAVING Rd-ESTABLISHED ITS RECEIVING AND
FORWARDING OFFICE, Merchandise and Pro
duce ooDsign _ to its Agent from the interior to North
ern ports, and irom Northern porta to the Interior, will
bs cared tor ami shipped to the point of destination
without delay a _ free of commission.
Consignmenis to be forwarded by sea mast always be
accompanied by Billa of Ladlog and Loiter of Advice,
with inttruotiona to insure if desired,
E. N. FULLER,
B. A F. Agent
tur The Obarlotto Times, Cheater Standard, and
Greenville Mountaineer, each copy one week and send
bills to tu is offloe._ June 36
KA HITAN AND DBblWARK BAY RAIL
ROAD.
ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO LONG BRANCH-THE
whole distance by rall-no obange of cars-no trav
elling hySiage. On anl after Friday, June 1st, I860,
JIP trains on this Road will le?ve the Depot of Camden
ind Atlantio Railroad Company, at Cooper's Point, Cam
ion, aa follows, rix: 9 30 A. M , Express Train toe Long
Branch and New York and Intermediate Suttons; 3.80
1. M.. Ball and Express for New Yo k. .
It o tur ui-jg, Trains leavo Pier 83, foot of Duane-atreet,
Storth River, via ?Steamboat Jeteo Hoyt;at li A. M.. Ex
?reaa Train tor Lon? Branch, Camden and intermediate
l tat ion a ; and ? P. M. for all Stations on the Road.
Far? to and from Now York or Long Branob, $3.
Excursion TiokoU to Long Branch from Camden, J ?.
June l8 8mo WM. N. CL K Y TON. Bnp't
TUB KASTKIIN du. CA. JOUUNAL
II PUBLISHED -VERY SATURDAY MORNING IB
______? _ B______l?, 8. 0, byW.F. &_-N
>BRKON. Proprlotor.
larras 'Tbrtwdoiiara per ao_a_ln _v-__u_mr
ii.ll -?tot teni-- tai, _\i_t.i
r'-i
'h:*H
PMTT & iILS?i\ B?t??V
OOLXTH-^insr
SOUTHEBN IMPORTING
AND
MANUFACTURING
DUTJGh HOTTSE,
No. 236 King-street
PRATT & WILSON BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
AND
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,
No. 238 KING-STREET,
FOURTH DOOR ABOVE MABKgT-ST,
Charleston, S. G.
N. A. PRATT, 1 aW. WTL80N. f P. R. WILSON,
Ohoxuisttolato Graduate of
Phils. CoUeg?
of Pharmacy, b
Ohemlst ta lato
IO. aOrd.Dept
The Proprietors are Native Georgians.
0.8. Nitre and
Mining Bo- '
roan.
CAMPHOR, CASTOR OIL,
BALSAM FIB. GOD LIVER OIL.
BALSAM COPAIBA ESSENTIAL OILS,
IBINGLAS8, OPIUM.
GELATINE, MUST?_RD
CHEMICALS.
ALUM, SUP. OABB. SODA
BORAX, SULPHDRIO AOID,
EPSOM SALTS, TARTARIO AOID,
GLAUBER SALTS, CREAM TARTAR,
OOPPERiVS, POTASH,
BLUESTONE, CONCENTRATED LYU
SAL SODA, SILICATE OF SODA,
SULPHUR. SAL-U-ATUS.
8PIEITS.
ALCOHOL,
COLOGNE SPIRITS,
FRENCH BRANDY,
TUBPENTI?NE, ?ko., ?_?.,
GLASSWABE.
FLINT AND GREEN GLASS,
AU? SORTS AND SIZES,
MEDICINES.
EXTRACTS, CHLOROFORM,
FLUID EXTRACTS, ETHERS,
TINCTURES, HUG AU COATED PILLS, etA
Any Preparations made to order.
PATENT MEDICINES
No, '238 King-street.
HBOEMAN'S COD LIVER OIL,
HEOEMAN'8 ELIXIR OF BARK,
HEOEBIAN'S PREPARATIONS IN FULL,
WORM LOZENGES, Hurley's and HaUoway's,
AGUE CURES AND ACUTE TONICS,
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS,
DRAKE'S BITTEBS,
HOOFLAND'S BITTER8,
AYEB'S SARSAPARILLA,
HELM HOLD'S BUOHU,
BROWN'S E8BENOE JAMAICA GINGER,
JAYNE'B PREPARATIONS,
BROWN'S TBOOHES FOB COUGHS,
PILL8-Hooper's, Olark's, Wright's, Ayor's, Ac.,
TAURANT'S APERIENT,
WINSLOW'S BOOTHINO SYRUP, Ao" A a.
AU other most popular and reliable.
HUMPHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC EEMEDIES,
No. 288 King-street*
SO_*__?S.
OLD BROWN WINDSOR, GENUINE LOW'S, fancy
styles, large assortment,
LAUNDRY SOAP, EN OLIA H DAB; cheeper than Tor?
pentlno Soap.
DYE
STUFFS.
No. 238 KING-ST.
FANCY
AHD
ARTICLES.
No. 238 K-Qff-st.
Marcn-5 j-?
