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Tiie Daily 3STews.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 13, 18G0.
OFFICIAL.
CIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In tho Postoflloo at Oharleston, for the
wook ending JULY 12, 18C6, and ordorcd to bo print
odln The Daixy Nkw?. ?groeably to tho ?Rowing sec.
tlou of tho now Posto?co Law, aa tho nowspapor having
*ue largest clroalation m tho City of Charleston:
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I ?a or vJUage, whero a newspaper shall be printed,
?oh;. 1 boro?ftor bo pubUsbod onco only in tho nowspapor
'-W'? i'.-b boing pubbehod weekly or oftener, shall have ths
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.. g-Persona calling for Letters Advertiaod, should
ata??? that thoy aro "Advortlsod."
a_- Offlco boars from 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. On Sun
d?> ? from 1 o'olook to 2 o'clock, P. M.
STANLEY G. TROTT, Acting PoBtmastor.
VaZOTwI-IlXr'S LIST.
A.
AUbton, Miley
B
Barr, Fannti A
Barber, Miss E
Bate , Melvina
Barron, Emma
BanotuU, Ellen
??arr, Eagiuia
Baxter, Mrs
Birnet', Sue
Bonson, Elezlr
Bolcher, Maria
Bory, Susan S
Bivy, Martha
Blackman. Eller
Blakuly, Miss M E
Blake. Mary Aun
Black. Mrs E J
Blakoly, Emmi
tland, MrB F
locker, Carolin G
Blackmail, Ellen
Boin, Sarah.
Brady, Mary F
Bru-?ho_, Adline
Brooks, Martha
Brail ver, Svah
Buk, Mrs A
Butler, Pheber
Bull?n, Amanda
O
Carier, Mrs Dr
Onirnr, EUzlboth
O
Oamplia, Margret
Campbell, Maria
Clark??, Mrs M
Clement, Mrs F W
Clifford, Sarah
Clare, Ellen
ClarkBon, Helen
Clayton, Sarah
Cotton, Elzla J
Ookoly, Mary
Cowler, Isabella
Coli's, Mary
Gotten, Miss O
Croagar, Mrs
-Chis? ilme, 8barlott
Chisolme. Eate
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Dauilson, Mrs L
E
Deas, Harriett
Dexou, Mary
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naso, Mary F
Harvey, Mary
Hartsmen, Mar
grot ' ? ??>K
Hart, Miss?*
Hatch. ,19lift
Hal), Elzlbetfr
Henry, Ellen *'
Hanoock, Mrs
Holms, Ana
Horlbeck, Laura
A
Hogan, Mary
Hopkins, Mrs 0
Htiutor, Nanoy
I
?ugloaby. Kate
?J
Just, Margret
Jenkens, Chris
Una
Jon ken 8, Anna
Jenkens, Hannah
Jones, Sarah H
Johnson, Mary E
Johns'on, Mary
Johnsou, Miss M
Johnson, Isabella
Johnson. Emily
Jennings, urn S A
Jackson, Ella
Jackson, Lauretta
Jackson, Adellno
xc
Kruse, Ann
Klnlan, Christy
Lyfran, Lsara
I.idd?, Margret
Lea, Sarah L
Lequex, Mrs B Q
Leater. Miss O
Levy, Sary
Lewis, Sella
Lanhan, Susan A
Loats, Mary M
Lacoste, Mrs M M
Laborde, Caroline
Lampe, Mrs F
Maxvllle, Racboll
Maloney, Mary
Mar?b all, Mary
Marvin. NtUle A
Mitchell, Mtaa M
Donald. Mrs S A | pjilus, Ann
Doiigo, Mary Jane
Diini p, Mrs J
B
Ead-n, Nelly
EhltelU>. Julia
F
F?rrea tu, Mar
glut
Wi-^iiaon, Fannie
Fini, Mrs Jno
Fin , Mrs H
Flemiuing, Mrs A
D
Faurcher, Mrs V
Foud, Miss O
Fowler, Lizzie
Wogstty, Julia
Fr-iser, Laura
. Franklin, Mrs E
G
Gr
' Gadsdon, Hattlo
Gaddes, Julia
George, Mary
Geety, Mrs J M
(joldacbends,
Hama
Grant, Affy
Gray, Mi a N N
Ba.ll 1114 it M
Middleton, Mrs A
MitcheU, Mary
Ann
Mood, Martha K
Moore, Mrs O H
Mcsley, Mary
Moore, Phllils
M array, Mrs
Charles
Murphy, Misa M
Mathewa, Ano
Matherm, Eleela
Mnlor, Sylva
Miller, Mary A
Myers, Maggie
M.ly, Grace
_?lo
McDonnell, EIzia
Mollar ty, Maria
Mclntosh, Mrs M
E
McMahon, Mrs
McNanBys, Mary
_T
North, Louise G
O
Oliver, Mra A B
Uakley, Mrs G F
I?
Pope, Caroline
Phlnyer, Oelia
Phelps, Mrs S
Seth
Pettlncin, Mrs
Perry, Obarlott
Payson, Mrs W H
Pay no, Margret
st
Rain, Julia
Revus, Mra M 8
Rooves, Mrs A V
Reed, Mrs J P
Rldoloh, BoU
Riloy, Mrs 0
Rivers, Susan
Richardson, Miss
E
Robinson, Lizzie
Roborts, Mrs E S
Roso, Mary E
itoohe, Miss O L
Roper, Miss L
Robluaon, Raohell
Rutilo, Mrs M
Hub, Sarah
Rumly, Mra 8 L
Robertson, Chris
tina
S
Sweeney, Elezla
Straue, Mra O
Stewart, Misa
Magg .
Stovenson, Sarah
Stoffard, Julia
Bples gor, Emily
O
Sporry, Mrs L F
Spark, Miss
8u_Ing, Mary
Sughrun, Mary
Scnncll, Sophia
Scott, Emma Jane
Scott, MraFraaky
Scott, Luoy
Shaleford, Betty
Sandors. Louisa T
Smith, Jennlo
Smith, Anna M
Smith, Margret L
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Trucholet, Miss E
Toomy, Sarah A
Thompson, Miss
E
Thompson, Miss
KE
Thosren, Sarrb
Tailor, Mary M
Tailor. Ellzlbeth
Tailor, Mary
Tailor. Misa S B
Tenes, Dorenda
rotadale, Mrs J H
Tain arda, Mra W
TamsrJurg, Le?ise
AKT
Walcb, Agnes
WhoBtcrvolt, Mrs
H
White, Sarah L
Wlghtmann, Mrs
CO
Win, Elzobetb
Wilkerson, Mra L
Will?, Mra J T
Williamson, Flora
Wounds, Mrs E R
White. Hannar
Walker, Jonno
Wilson, Miss 8 3
Wilson, Josephine
Williams, Alice
Williams, Miss O
Williams, Hannah
Williams, Elzia
Williams. Lanrla
Woddol. Miss e
TVrRT-T'Q LIST.
JA.
Ails ton, AnBPl
AUord, W B
Aldert, B S
Api. t, D A
Ayer, Simon
Austin, Wm
B *
Baker, B t:
Baruott, Jacob H
Basa, Everett
Barrett, W J
Bellend, Angustio
Behllng, E F
Booms, Predk E
-Bell, J R
JC?ill, Ohae
?Btavttie, G F K
IS??T, Smith h
?Go
'3ocher, Fredk W
Beoker, August
Bennett, Thos
~~f Bennett, t-ortlon
-*?i-JL fttwhu, Francis
_lank?t, Herman
T?Io^?Ji,
-BrUbon?
tin"
tux
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Hodger?, J <-k
Honig. A II
HungM-ford,
Willie
a-itchlnson,
Philip
Hatcbinson, T
Leger
Hunt, Hampton
HugglnB. Jacky
J
Tickson, EUorby
labobln, Carl
Jandrell. 3 M
JoBlch, Glueoppo
Jennings, Qeo
lobinrton, Oapt B
Johnston, Jaa
Johnson, ATliort
Johnson, Bolaco
T
Tones, R J
Jones, Jno
Jones, Edwd Jno
Jones, Aaron
Jonea, J W
JoneB, Joseph
Jordon,J F
_C
M
el
Kirk:, H
Kiley, Mattho
e, JH
G
O
O'Bryau, Wm
Oaks, Oliver S
Oslendurfo, J H
M
O'Sulllvan, Thos
Oneal, L D
Otgen, 3 0
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Parker, Sam
Parker, Wm
PerklDB, Job
Pepper. T
Pefot, W M
Phillips, Aug E
Pincknoy, Nat
Powoi, Freman
Porter, A
Powell, Demp.
Polite, Pet
Poll, Joseph O
Prelau, Macoy
Prltchard, Goo
Provo, Peter Al?x
Prolcar, T
Prushon, D
Pumphrey, Leo*
pold
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Qainn, D
m
, Robinson, E G
Ulns, Peter
?Wat\?na, Henry
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Gerard, Chas
Gille*. C V
Oiaol, H L
Ginnliis, Edwd
Gibbon, Robt
Oreen, Jno
Oregory, Geo
Gramme, W A
Orin\u. TboS A
liar,kiln?, Thos
Harvey, H Jeff
Hawkins, T H
Hamilton, Rev
Jaa
Hasty, Wm
Hepe, J N
Mf eng, Geno
M a tho we, O ?T
Marks. N B
__:o
MoCarrall, Patk
M- Carthey, J,r
meah
MoEven, O P
MoMlnn, Rlohd
MoKoyan, John
MoPhoraon, Net
ten?
McSweeney,
Franoi*
XT
Nelson, Octavi?os
Nt-cUon. O L
He.lmg, Btrnard Northoy, Edwd
Hick?, H H Nouby, R
Hopman, Jolina , o
Hogau, Hoary j'Bryao, J B
Herrn ?>
8cbnelder, Vf
Sanders, Thos
Sill ?a k Co,
Messrs
Saukator, Saml
T
Trembly, Ralph
Tobin, M J
l'oomer, Robt
Too mer, Josh
Poomey, Tim
Toxford, A
Thompson, James
Thomiey. J R
Tutge, H
Thompson,Dr S B
Thomas. Saml B
V
Vanarta alen, Geo
Vf
V
Vauffhan, 3 H
Vanderpool, L
w
Wright, Olbbs A
Co
Woodward, W H
Williams, Goo 11
Williams, B
Williams, G F
Williams, Henry
L
Wlmen, J D D
Wilson, M T
Wbiie, Wolhln
Co
White, L
Westin, Kamon
Wobbet, A
Well, Henry
Welmcr, JOD
Wolch, B H
W
Wirs, H
W-tslilugtou, BonJ
Ward, R O
Walker k Co, T A
Welker, Jacob 8
Washington, Goo
Wallaco, Edmoud
Wsrren, John,
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Zlmmerman, P P
AW Persons depositing lottern in tho Post?nico will
ploaso to placo tho stamp near tho upper right hand cor
ner of the onvolopo, and thoy wiU also please to remem
ber that without thostampalotter oannot bo mailed, but
mast bo Bent to tho Dead Letter Ofhco.
July 18
CAROLINA RICE, HAMS,
WIIIKI-ICY, OOB1 AND TOBACCO.
frr\ TIERCES FBESH POUNDED CAROLINA
/ \J BIOE
1- flour barrels Fresh Pounded Carolina Rico
13 barrels (g od article) Westorn Whiskey
1000 bushels Prime White Corn
700 bushels Mixed Whito Corn
A lot Fine Country -Cured Hama and Sides.
ALSO,
A lot Fino Vrlginla Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO,
for sale by SHAOKLEFOBO & FRA8ER,
July 13_2_No. 1 Boyco k Oo.'s Wharf.
FRESH FL0?R.
rr ( \ BARRKLS EXTBA FLOOR
I \J 60 barrels 8uper?no Flour
JuBt landed and for sale by
July 13 2_LENRYCOBIA & OO.
CHOICE BACON SIDES AND
8BOULDER8.
C\r\ HHD8. CHOICE BACON SID-S
__ V/ SO hhds. choice Bacon Shoulders
18 hlttls. good Baoon Shouldora.
Landing from steamor "Loin," and for aale by
July 13 a_HENBY OOBIA k CO.
CORNTbACON AND HAMS.
i f\f\f\ BUSHELS PRIME WHITE PBOVIS
IUvJl_/ ION CORN
10 hhds Prime Shoulders Baoon
15 bbls Choice Bugar-curod Hama
For sale by R. M. BUTLER.
July 13_2_East Bay.
CORN! CORN!
QtAA BUSHELS PBIME WHIIE AND MIXED
0 &\J \J Wostern Corn
1200 bushels primo Yellow Corn.
In store house and landing this day, for salo by woight
by JNO. 8. BIRD, Jb., k CO.,
July IS 4 Corner Church and Tradd sts.
CORN AFLOAtT"
0(~\r\f\ BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MAR?LAND
1000 bashels Prime Yellow Maryland Corn
1000 bushels Prime White Mixed Maryland Corn.
Per ateamer Lulu, at Brown's Wharf, and for aale
low whilo landing, by WEST A JONES.
July 13 _2_No. 78 East Bay.
OATS AFLOAT.
S.ir\?r\r\ BUSHELS PRIME HEAVY NEW
OUUv YORK OATS, now landing from aohr.
Wapella, on Kerr'a Wharf.
For salo low whilo landing, by
JNO. OAMP8EN A CO.,
Ho. 14 Market street, opposite State stroot.
July 13_8_
YELLOW CORN AND BRAN
AFLOAT.
| r-jT-jT- BUSHELS PBIME YELLOW CORN
1 \J \J \J 2000 bushels Ueavy Bran.
Landlog from steamer "Star of the South," and for
aale by JNO. CAMP-JEN A OO.,
No. 14 Market-street, opposi e State-street.
July 13_3_
FOR SALE,
IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASE 118. THBEE HUNDBED
AND FIFTY BALES of soleuted NOBTH BIYBB
HAY, to arrive by the Schooner S. J. Waring. Apply
to B. FOLEY,
July 12_S**_East Bay.
PROVISION CORN.
WHITE PBOVI8ION
from Steamer
lAAA BU8HEL8 PRIME WHIT
1UUU COBN, landing this day
"?tar of the South."
For salo by 8AMEB 8. HO WELL, Agent,
July 12_3_No. 33 Queen st.
~C0RN LANDING.
Qf~\f\l^* BU8HEL8 WHITE CORN
?\JVJ VJ C00 bushels Yellow Corn.
Landing this dav, and for sale by
WILLIS A OHISOLM.
July 12_North Atlantic Wharf.
PRIME WHITE CORN,
er ^ ?TV ?TV bushels prime white corn, per
ij\J\J\J ateamer Lulie, from Baltimore. For
sale by MoBDEOAl A CO.
July 11_8_
NOW LANDING,
AND IN STORE?
? bbls. DA VISON HAMS
? bbls. New Smoked 8mi.ll Hams
? bbls. New Smoket Hmall Shoulders
? bbls. New Smoked Bacon Stripe
? bbls. Flour, Extra, Super and Fine ,
? bbls. Self-Baislng Flour, 1st and 2d quality
? bbls. Sugar, Crut-hed. Powdered, A, t) and O
? bbls. Sauced Pigs Feet
? bbls. Pure Leaf Lard
? sacke Coffee-, Java and Bio
25 kega Now Butter, just arrived
30 tuba Prime Lard
28 half bbls. Pickles
10 bbls No. 1 Salmon
SO half bbls. Nos. 1, 2 and 3 Mackerel
80 bbls. Syrup and Molssses.
WITH A QKNEBAX, ABSOnTMENT OF:
8PICES, PEPPfcR. MUSTARD, SAUCES, NUTMEGS,
Mace, Cinnamon, Macearon!, Teas, Buokets, Brooms,
Brushes of all kinds, _c., Ac, &o
INCLUDING A "FINE ABSOBTMKNr OF:
LIQUORS. WINE8. TOBACCO AND SEGARS.
For sale low, at
MKHBrENS A WOHLTMANN'S,
July 12_No. 187 East Bay.
SALT.
A AAA SACKS. LARGE SIZE, AND IN FINE
"ifrer*. , FLOUR.
?HKTBA FAMILY, fresh ground from the mill.
?I*m?b by J. N. BOB80N,
r ami 8r*.miMtwr*r(n3 No. 62 East Bay,
re u ^SMMliB^ ANA N AS !
/~\ liXrsQ S?-&KB AN A NAB*, ' 3 UST RECEIVED
4ao*thy (taybtnrat?-r-ftnd dozen, to
. -"d, ati? I UABI * WIRTH.
_Jnly a ****d send / No. 69 jgBglglB^.
_?TAf-tibA-DV.j
VUUSEud
a now
July 0
lilt
fafelv, at
WILLIAM 9.
mwf No. 314
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jpmmerclsi
si-br-aMaftc
P-?e^_?_\lo^;
' *?A'I
Wet
_^mi(??_irda
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NAILS ! NAILS ! " "*
OF THE FIRST QUALITY ?OLD DOMINION
BIUND," c*n aitvays be had at lowest market
price, Id any quantity, of B. 8. BHETT A SON,
Juno 10 1 tbmlmo No 2 E-cban-ze- street.
RICE! RICE!
ISTo. 193 EAST BAY.
J. S. SCaiRMER,
WHOLtiSALB DEALEB IN FOBEIGN AND DOMES
TIC BICE. An assortment ot all gradea con
jtantl** on hand. juC0 33
KOK LIVERPOOL_ruto AI
American Ship PRESIDENT FILMORB, B
Luco Master, is now loading at North Atlantic
Wharf, and having a portion of hor cargo en
gaged, will moot with dispatch for tbo abovo port.
For Freight engagements, apply to
WILLIS h OHI80LM,
Juno 18 mwf North Atlantio Wbarf.
[WILL BAIL SATURDAY. 14TH IN8T]
FOli NI.W YOKK? MKHCILVNTS'
LINE?The fast sailing packet schooner WIDE
.WORLD, C. E. Hlldrotn, Master, having alargo
i portion of her cargo engaged, will moot with
quick dispatch.
For balance of ongagomonta, apply to
WILLIAM ROAOH,
Cornor East Bay and Adger'B South Wharf.
July a_
VESSELS 'WANTED.?FOR
EUROPE, SOUTH AMERICA, WE8T
INDIES, porta in tho UNITED STATES
and PROVINCES. Highest rates paid
and dispatch given JOS. H. RIBLEY.
No. 110 Eaat Bay, cor. Accommodation Wharf.
July 13_
VESSEL WANTED, TO LOAD
? with lamber for Baltimore, of from fifty to
>ono hundred thousand f??et capacity. Apply
to EBAUGH k MALLONEE,
July 11 !2 Horlbeck's Wharf, near N. E. R. R.
SLOOP ALICE. CAPTAIN JOHN
LENNARD, now laying at Vanderhorst Wharf,
IwUl receive Freight for CooBaw, Beaufort,
North fcdlsto, Coosawhatcble, Pocatallgo, and
all Intermediate Loudingfl. Will sail on Saturday, 14th
Inst. 4* July 10
FOR CAMDEN,
AND) ALL LANDINGS ON THE HANTEE
AND WATKHBK HIVERS.
THE NEW AND ELEGANT SIDE-WHEEL IRON
Z. ?B- VANCE,
CAPTAIN 0HARLE8 McQARY,
HAVING ARRIVED, 18 NOW RECEIVING FREIGHT
and will sail on Monday Morning, the 16th lnst., at
10 o'clock precisely, taking Freight through for Oamden
and intermediate Landings on tho Santee and Wateroo
Rivera at reasonable rates.
For Freight engagements apply to
JAMES BROWNE, Agent.
July 13 Exchango stroet.
FOB GEORGETOWN, S. 0.
THE 8TEAMER
& I Xa O T BQTi
OAPT. THOR R. PAYNE,
WILL LEAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF EVERY
Wednesday Morning, at 0 o'clock. Returning,
will leave Georgetown every Thursday Morning, at 11
o'clock.
Freight received the day before sailing.
For Freight or passage, apply to
FERGUSON h HOLMES,
Accommodation Wharf.
N. B.? Freight (prepaid) will be taken for Con way -
boro* and Oueraw, to bo transferred at Georgetown to
steamers Llttl Ada and R. E. Bell. June i
BILTIMOUE AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
CONNECTING WITH THE RE3?LAR STEAMERS
OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD CO. TO LIVERPOOL.
FREIGHT REOEIVED FOB 8HIPMENT AND BILLS
OF LADING GIVEN DIRECT TO ANY PART OP
EUROPE, at the lowest rates?the Lino offering the most
??rompt facilities to deliver Cotton In Liverpool, at rates
ess than direct ehipments from bore.
THE LINE IS COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING
FIR8T-OLAS3 8TEAM8HIPB :
STAR OF THE SOUTH ?Oapt. REED.
E. C. KNIGHT?Oapt. HOLLIN8.
JOHN GIBSON?Oapt. YOUNG.
CUMBERLAND?Oapt. HARRIS.
THE PINE NEW STEAMER
STAR OF THE SOUTH,
CAPTAIN REED,
WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIO WHARF FOR
Baltimore, To-Morrow, July 14, at 5 o'clock P.M.
For Freight or Passage, having unsurpassed ac
commodations, apply at the office of tho Asouta.
WILLIS h CHI80LM, Agents,
North Atlantic Whr.rf. '
Agents in Bal ti more: Messrs. PENDERGAST, PEN
WIME ft CO. July 11
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COJHPANT'?
THROUGH LINE
TO
0_vL.IFORI?5ri_v5
TOUGHING AT
-JflBXIOAN PORTS,
????UDastV? U. S. MAIL.
0 _tow^fi?0TWeiity-two Days.
onjselvoi of ibo
s9rMMsmagf?fXTESP0r*0' Oohneotino on tub Pactth
0f__jn9rl colaran with tub
__:_3N-. P/tb-tm?-,*.. .OOLOBADO
__Kftrr kzmtWBmjr,*::.. .constitution
BBmrt9Mti?Z- - ' ' P? -GOLDEM CITY
Wtf.^'QttJy... .SAOHAMENTO
itbl?lU..?._GOLDEN AGE
?___. * -:"....MONTANA. Ao. Ac.
??heP?tove LARGE AND SPLENDII
?**T_ri?avo Pier No. *3 North River, foot
-J??>*f?'A_*look, noon, on the 1st, 11th and
if b?wd6pj'f?an?h_TBxcept whon those dattsfalloL
B*_f?Wp^dihq?? cttm profiling Saturday), for AMPIN
WAkb*<}o^ no&ii)s*?*u*niti. Hallway with ono of thi
CqmP^'SMiiaTfJiUH from Panama for SAN FRAN
f?JS^ta-*ia??rjKAPULCO.
??eparturcs of TnHP'snd list connect at Panama will
SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL AMERI
1, Tlioso of the 1st touch a* MANZANILLO
mA'?9M*l0fMat ONE-QUARTER from sUanierb' ratet
tAltatfs? te.fldSontl cabin and stoeraffo passong- ra witt
families. Vftdbft'tU) allowanoo of ONE-QUARTER oc
through rates to clergymen and their families, and
school teachot-i; soldiers having honorable discharge's
HAL? FARE.
One hundred pounds baggage allowed to each adult
Baggage-mastcra accompany baggage through aud at
tend to ladles and children wit hon t male pro?otora
Baggage received on tbe dock the day before sailing
from steamboats, railroads, and passongera who pr/ife? '
to aend down early. . ;' '
An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and av .
ten dance free. er
For Passage Tickots, or further ?formation, apply ai
the Company's Ticket Office, on the Wharf, FOOT Oft
OANAL-8T?EKT, NORTH RIVER, NEW YORK.
July 8 Cmoa 8. &. HOLMAN, Agtn?.
FOR NEW YORK.
THE REGULAR UNITED STATES MATT* LINE
OF FIB8T-OLAS8 STEAMERS,
(tUAKEBOlTI. I SARAGOSSA,
ANDAJ-UBIA. | GUANADA,
THE 8IDEWHEEL STEAMSHIP
SARAGOSSA,
OAPT. M. B. CROMWELL,
WILL LEAVE ON SATURDAY, "JULY 14, at
o'clock A. M., proolsoly.
No berth secured until paid for.
No Freight received unless engagod at our office.
No Fbkioht received after ? o'clock on Saturday.
Freight and Wharfage on peiishable articles must be
paid at our office.
AW The QUAKER CITY will leave on Saturday, 21st
July.
July 9 RAVENEL A CO., Agents.
New York and Charleston
PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FARE REDUCED TO $25.
Learingreach Port ererr Alternate Thursday,
STEAMSHIP EMILY B. 80DDEB,
Oaft. B. W. Lookwood.
BTEAM8HIP MONEEA,
Oaft. O. P. Mabshmas.
rr-lHESB STEAMSHIPS, OFFERING EVERY INDUOA
JL MENT TO SHIPPERS AND THE TBAVBLING
PUBLIC, having superior accommodations for Passen
g?ra, with tables supplied by every luxury the New York
and Charleston markets cao afford; and, for safety, spec.
tnd comfort, are unrivalled on the coast.
THE STEAM8HH*
EMILY B. SOUDER,
OAPT. B. W. LOOKWOOD,
iTTn-L LEAVE NOBTH ATLANTIO WHABF ON
W THURSDAY. July 19. at ? o'clock.
Liberal advances made on consignment* to Now
York.
For Freight or Pas ?age, apply at the offioo of the
Agents. WILLIS A OHIHOLM,
North Atlantic Wharf.
Consignees in New York?Mossrs. LIVINGSTON. FOX
A OO. July 13
DIRECT LINE.
BOSTON AND CHARLESTON
STEAD-SHIP COB-PAN--.
THE NEW A I
THEODORE. D. WAGNER,
CAPTAIN BOD?EY BAXTER?
OF ABOUT 700 TONS BURTHEN,
IS READY TO RECEIVE FREIGHT, AND WILL
leave Boston for Charleston, S. 0., on Saturday, 28th
July, to be followed immediately by her consort of same
size.
DANIEL LEWIS A CO., No. 0 Merchante' Bow, Agents
st Boston.
A. J. SALINAS, Agent at Charles Ion. 8. 0 , will for
ward goods to Augusta, Atlanta, Columbia, Camden,
Florence, Beaufort. Hilton Head, JacksonvUle, Palatika,
Fia., Georgetown, 8. O., and all intermediate points.
July 13
PASSAGE REDUCED!
CHEAP PA8SAOE TO OR PRO?
3=3 XJ _E- O _P OB -
BY SAILING SHIPS, SAILING EVERY WEEK.
Also, by the
SPLENDID MAIL 8TEAMER8,
Sailing every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to anr
from New York.
Great Reduction in Fare to
CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA.
DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT on Great Britain ant
Ireland, at the very Lowest Batea.
Passengers, on arrival In New York, will have theh
baggige removed Free, and every care b-aatowed ot
them.
For Passage, Ac, apply to P. 8HKA HAN, No. 33:
Woat street. New York, or
M. M. QDINN A BBOTHEB,
No. 637 Enio 8T*-_rr, CIb_-__-toh, a. o.
And No. 1S7 JBroad street, opposite Monument street,
Ac-rusts. G. A. lyr February V
I ! -??II.
THE SO. CA. RAIIiHOAD COMPANY
HAYING B? ESTABLISHED ITS BE0E?VING AND
FORWARDING OFP10S, Merchandi-t. and Pro
duce ooneigu d to Its Agent from tbe interior to North
ern ports, and Irom Northern porta to the Interior, will
be cared lor and shipped to tbe point of destination
without delay a-id free of commission.
Consignments to be forwarded l>y sea must always be
acoompanled by Bills of Lsdlng snd Letter of Advloe,
with instructions to insure if desired.
E. N. FULLER,
R. A F. Agent.
49** The, Charlotte Times, Chester Standard, and
OraenviUe Mountaineer, each copy one week and send
bills to tiiis>iti_co. June 30
HAIUT
7SM "an? i
TB the H*
DELAWARE BAY HAIL
ROAD.
nu no
ONUC.|I>IBECT ROUTE
?ll'og by S'age. On
tbe train ft*?-*, tj-iia ?pad w
?ml At] ?nil o Riufrb_t_-?b:
1en, ajftW?'H-'c-iB**,
Uran
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onbauifa of cars?no trav
' f\,'P*t*ayttim\o-l*t, 1868,
vVtArai'egB^ bt 'Camden
tCppper/tCPolnt, Oam*
ip*-aW*_*MJKluroa^4qug
^aii?mimgstt
S'nrth Hiver, via Steamboat Jesse Hoy t; at li A. M? Ez- ,
*>ress Train for Long Branch, Camden aud intermediate
Rations; and 4 P. M. for all Stations on the Road.
Fare to and from New Vork or Long Branch, $ J.
-Excursion Tickets to Long Branch from Oamdon, $ *
June lft 8mo WM. N. CHYTON, Snp't
. BREW8TER & ?PRATT,
IttorneyB ?t Lkw tau Solicitors In E?jultj,
OmOI HO, 96 BBOAD-flTBEET.
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\
1866 !_ I860 ?
MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS,
THE
NEW YORK NEWS,
BENJ. WOOD, Editor and Proprietor.
TUE ONLY RECOGNIZED DEMOCRATIC
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED
IN NEW YORK.
DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY
AMD
WEEKLY.
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE NEW YORK NEWS HAS BATTLED AGAINST
despotism for four yeaM of blood and terror, in
sesortion of tho sanctity of tho Constitution. A patriot*
ism sufficiontly broad to embrace both sections bas been
its only guide, and it refers now with honest pride to it?
record to show that it has not turnod to tbo right or tho
left under all the violence of arbitrary power.
Trno to is principles as THENEW8 has boon through
the reign of terror, it challenges public confidence In
honesty and Independence for the future.
The political transition of the pr?tent day opens to
THE NEWS a new and widor field of usefulness. Stan d
ing now as It ?I ways has, on ti? inviolability of the O o
stitutlon, accoi in** to tho interpretation of the strio
constrnctlonists, it presents a rallying ground for all,
both soctions, who are friends of a generous conserva
tism. Aa a true and tried exponent of sootlonal amity 1
occupies a position which makes It tho fitting mediato
in holding up to tho party of order in both sections, I n
terests and principles that gave breadth and vitslityto
their alliance. As an intersections! agent, devoted o
freedom of election, to trial by jury, to the sanctity
the habea* corput, and opposed now, as for four yoaraof
terror it has boeu, to tho centralization that dareet
trample on the rights of States, North or South, THE
NEWS places itsolf as a candidate for support beforetb
great body of this once free people.
Tho circumstances of the moment make the dissent
mination of the principios of THE NEWS a duty of In
dividual patriotism. Every man who concurs In it
doctrine must, If he entertain a true sense of freedom,
do so in no spirit of indifference, but rather with the
eameatneas of a high trust. Justified, nay bound,l o
his love of liberty to do so, the proprietor places th
canvass he makoa here of the public generally in the
bands of those men who give him the approval of their
consciences as his individual agents. Every readarot
TBE NEWS can not avoid the conviction of duty which
is hero pointed out aa tho ground of the request, that ha
urges its claims for a wider support upon all of his
friends and neighbors who give their earnest sympathies)
to the oanae of "strict construction,*' intcreoctional con
cilia tion, and aU the rights of the citizens nnder the sys
tem, set np by onr fathers, of liberty regulated bylaw.
The proprietor of THE NEWS calla, therefore, upon
good and trne Conservatives throughout theoountryto
discharge to their convict-one of political right at this
great crisis In the country's fortunes, the duty of giv
ing to the Influence of his paper, dally, semi-weekly, or
weekly, the wider'power for good which it seeks here
through the eoreioe of Its Individual supportera
THE
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These two Journal- are made np with special refer
ence to the wants of country subscribers, and oontaia
such a variety of matter aa to render them welcome to
every family in the land. In the matter of LITERA
TURE, the choicest stories of tbo best writers ar
spread forth In their columns; and more oxoeHent lite
rary matter Is furnished In one Issue than can be hadt n
many of the exclusively literary journals of the day.
The GENERAL NEWS Is admirably selected and con
dona od, so as to give all tho current Intelligence Int.I
readable a form as it can be placed. Tt comprise? news
from every part of tbo country, and is always the latest.
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pared, and includes reliable Mabk?t Rkpobts from?
points, which are not excelled by any journal in thl
country.
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LIBERTY, and we will send them SPECIMEN COPIES
IBEE.
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lad an EXTRA COP? to any CLUB OF TEN.
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ire preferable.
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TU ADVERTISERS.
The New Youk News la now taken throughout the
southern States, and the undisputed fact that it has
arger circulation in the South than the journals of th
lew York Press combined, ** ill insure tho attention ol
he commercial public and tho publlo generally.
Advertisors now availing thomsolvos of the opporta
lity to make known their business through tho column
>f Tnx New York News, are convinced of tho IrapoiV
_ce of ite great circulation throughout tho South, to
?onsequence of the large -rders received by thetn.certif-y
o tho value of this journal aa tbo boat medium for ad?
-erUsiug, snd tho publlo generally depending op *tn pub
i secure an oxtenslou of business commensurate
prise, should not fail to become acquainted
rlth the unquestionable advantages to be derived from
.nnouii c lug, through the columns of this popularJ o urn rJ
rhatever relates to commercial or financial matters, ?
natter what may be the partionlar business la which
ny party may be engaged. Addresa
RBNJAMUI WOOD,
Hour York. Newa BsUUUlJU-g,
Ma 1? Oltr O-ll BqpAf, New?or*.
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