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CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS....DECEMBER 30, 1865. 75 50 HAY! HAY! r^QO ft BALES PRIME NORTH RIVER HAY, DY .jUtJjjtJ the ship southern Rights. For salo, to orrivo, by WIMTHROF D. WILLIAM8. Decembor 30 2* ?o. 12 AcconimodotlonJWharL^ HiTyTI?AY! HAY ! COEIST ! CORN ! CORN ! OATS! OATS! OATS! ?-CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND ARRIVING, FOR Kj SALE LOW, by JOHN 8. BIRD, Jb., & CO., At Oils Phillip's Old Stand, Corner Church and Tradd streets. Decombor 27_Imp JTJ&T ARRIVED. A LARGE LOT OF IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKIES. For salo by P. C. KERRIGAN, DOOSmbsr 29 3 No. 80 Morket-stroot. ~FL0UR. BARRELS EXTRA AND 8?PER FLOOR, LAND ING from Andalusia and for salo by 1HADDEUS STREET. Docoinber 29 2_ No. 7* East Bay. ~OLD COGNAC BRANDY. OASES SUPERIOR OLD COGNAC. BRANDY, Just received. For sale bv Decombor 23_ RAVENEL k CO. LIQUORS! LIQUORS! INCLUDING A MOST EXTENSIVE 8UPPLY OF everything in the LIQUOR HUSINESS, such as : 200 bbls. WHISKY, some old, some splendid, and some very cheap 10 quarter casks BRANDT 100 packages WINES, CHERRY BRANDY, ST. CROIX RUM, PORT WINE, ?ko., ?to. 8000 caaes WHISKY, BRANDY, GIN, ?Sec, ?to. Osll at our largo fates Rooms, No. 145 MEETING 5TREET. GKO. W. CLARK Si CO. October 13 ~SAI/L\ FLOUR, ET?7 1 (TAA SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT lOUU 60 SACKS TURK'S ISLAND SALT 10U DHLS. BEEF 100 BBLS. AND HALE BBLS. PORK 200 BBLS. EXTRA FLOUR 300 BBLS. SUPERFINE FLOUR 200 CHEESE?DIFFERENT KINDS. For sale cheap for cash by GBO. AV. CLARK Si CO., October 13 No. 1-15 Meeting-street. LIVERPOOL SALI. 1/-\ f\I~\ SACKS, LANDING AND FOR SALE BY .\J\J\J Vf. B. SMITH ,x CO., December 30 Glllon-strcct, near old Postofllce. L?^RP??L salt. NOW LANDING AND FOB SALE FROM THE Wharf, low for ?'ash, 4000 sacks LIVERPOOL SALT, per British bark Robt. Hay. J. N. M. WOHLTMANN, Agent, Doecmber 21) 5 No. 187 East Bay. UPLAND COTTON SEED. ICKSON'S IMPROVED PROLIFIC COTTON SEED for sale. Apply to JAMES M. CALDWELL ?t 80NS, Factors, December 23 lmo" Accommodation Wharf. POTATOES, 0??)?S~& APPLES CONSTANTLY ON HAND. AND FOR SALE BY D. J. STURGES, Decembor 10 No. n> Vcmluo Range. COAL ! COAL ! 1 /\/-\ TONS SUPERIOR RED A8H COAL J.V/V/ 100 tons Superior Steamboat Coal. For salo by TROUT ?V: AMSBURY, Northwest corner East Bay and Market-street. 1 ece mber 25 mths3 f?rTs?le. FINE BUGGY AND HARNESS. APPLY TO WM. H. DAWSON, November 99 No. 51 Brr ad-street, 31 D A FOR SALE. 1 f\f\ BALES SEA ISLAND GOT ION BAGGING JL'JxJ 0 bales Bagging Twine. GIBBES k CO., December 16 Adgor's South Wharf. Fire Engine for Sale. PALMETTO FIRE ENGINE COMPANY OFFERS for sale a first elass Engine, double break, in good r-rder. Messrs. Pino k Ilarlshom, of New York, makers. Apply to either of tbo undersigned. JAS. COSGROVE, TIMOTHY CLAIFY, JOHN DUNCAN, THUS. FLYNN. December 11 TOBU?LDERS. I.ADDERS AND CEDAR POSTS. 1,*r/A CEDAR POSTS, FOR FENCES. ej \J 25 Ladders, long lengths. . I-'oi- sale low, by TROUT k AMSRI?RY. Northwest corner of East Bay and Market-street. December is ths9 YELLOW PINE BOARDS AND SCA\TL-IiVG. 4)/\ Trn'TWrkFEBI FOR SALE, IN LOTS TO ?2\_/. \_J \J (J suit puicbasers, by TROUT li AMSBURY, Northwest corner East Bay aud Market-strict December 12 MILL BANDS. ??J7' UMBEL'S PATENT STRETCHED LEATHER .IV RAN DING." The only Patented Bands In the ?tlnit?.'?l States ; from 2 to 11 Inches wide. Every Band -uWsrraiited. For sale by J. M. EASON. No. !l Exchange street, TK-*-**ir?Lor 22 lino Bear of Old PostilHeo. Sashes, Blinds, Saws, Cotton GINS. ETC. -ITn; ARE PREPARED, UNDER RECENT ARRANGE VV MENTS, to furnish at prises beyond competition an follows : SASHES, BLINDS AND DOORS (on orders) Saw Mill?, of all descriptions, Portable, ?tc. I-lauto? mdih Tongue ami Groove Machines Cireuliu* Raws Scroll saws Eiigiins ?tills. Giiu C<irtU t;bei!-'!'B. And aU kinds O? AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, np09 pecitttAtlous. Dfiscviptlons given at our offine. TliOirj ?*v AMsWURY. November 7 Cor. Bart Bay ami Marttet-alra-Ml. No. ?. MUI?i?i: BSLT??CT. Hai ?. ALL WIDTHS, IN LEATHER AND RUBBER. For sale by J. M. EASON, No. 9 ?xeuauge street, rear ol Old Postoltle*. RiNvtiiber J L. S. HOVT'S SUr^Sir.aOSa'HATE: OF tsima. A SUPERIOR AND Wi:i,L APPROVED ARTICLE. . Which lias been extensively U?wl Imth North ami (south, and has met with nneqnlvocsl sneeess. Tbo BUlMWrlburi ure iireji.il'eii to take llfitcrs. TROUT .V AMSDUJ'.Y. N. W. comer East Day ami Market ab-ools, YERCVIAN GUANO, BONK BUKT. Ac., ?V.o. Xi-ivvmbrr 2."? GUANO! GUANO! PERUVIAN AND SWAN ISLAND GUANOS. SUPER. PUO.SPUATES. and the RrHCS Coneoutiale?! Fer lii'/.er, arc offered to the trans at tuj? lowest nrliolesah' srie.s. by GEo. eFwiMTE .*?* Co.. N<>. 68 ('lift'-st.*?-?-.. New York, Or, cni.SOLM BROTHER*. Sole Aiteiit*; November 17 No. 7n Vast ltev. <:lnu'.eM<>ii. S. C. Stoves! Stoves! Q/lfV STOVES, SUITABLE l'Oit OFFICES OR Ov/V/ ROOMS. For nalo al .Manufacturer's Prices l bj HOPKINS, MidMIERSON k Ce,.. October 31_ No. 1RS Mi-'tiuu-iu >< ->. NOTICE. ffULE SUBSCBIBKR HAVINi? RETURNED TO LHF JL City, will conti-aet for all hinds of HOUSIMIUILD 1NO AND REPAIRING. W. H. ORUVKR, No. HlWeutwortb-atreet, 'Or at Ham'mw k Bi^chman's, No. 17 Broad-streot. Soptember 1_ tilths KOYAL. HA V Ai?"A" ~L??"i\K?t V^PKTzKS paid in golds Information furnished. Highest '.rates paid for doubloon? and uU kinds of ?old and silver, . . . TAYLOR k CO., Banken?, fi6j.t<jubor 28 Omis? Mo. 1? Wall-st., New York. W. H. CHAPEE, NO. 207 EAST BAY STREET, OPPOSITE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE, HA8 NOW IN STO?E, AND 18 CONTINUALLY rocclvlng, a cholee selection of GROCERIES, LIQUORS & PROVISIONS, which ho oilers to the Trado on tho most liberal terms. His present Stock consists in POST of: 60 bbls. SUGAB, Powdered, Crushed, and A, D and O Sugars SO bags and pockets Coffee, Rio and Java 35 chests and hall chests Hyson and Oolong Teas, va rious qualities 150 boxea Soap, tarions bramls and sizes 40 boxes "Duryea'B" Superior Starch 40 boxes Adamantino Caudles 45 boxes Indigo and Fig Dine. 25 bbls. and half bbls. Buckwheat Flour 25 M. Sogars, assorted brands and prices 100 sacks Coar-o Liverpool Salt 25 cases Tablo Salt 15 bbls. Now York Pig Hams and Shoulders 10 bbls. Choice Old Bourbon Whisky 10 bbls. lloynl Old Uourbon Whisky 10 bbls. Kentucky Dew Whisky 5 bbls. "T. Clark's" Kentucky Bonrbou Whisky 3 pipen Holland Oin 3 half enskn Choleo Old "Oodard" Drandy 2 bbls. Bt Croix Hum 123 caHCB Bottled Liquors?Brandy, Whisky, Schnapps, Wahoo Bitters, A.c. TOOKTHEH WITH A FULt. A880BTMKNT Of* BUCKETS, BROOMS, WliAPPINO PAPEIl Twine, Ground and Wholo Spices. Candios Toilot Soap, Macearon!, Vermicelli Pickles, Swcot Oil, Preserved Ginger Sardines, Matches, i:c., &c. W. H. OHAFEE, Decomber2-! thsniO No.Ji07 EAST BAY._ EXTON'S PBEMIUM TRENTON CRACKERS. JUST LANDED FROM STEAMhR MONEKA? 60 barrels FANCY, BUTTER and WINE CRACK ERS 150 half-barrels Fancy, Butter and Wine Crackers, of th.- above celebrated brand. For salo by W. H. CHAFEE, No. 207 East Bay, opposite New Custom House. December 28 tbBtu3 BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD, AND FISH. 25 TUBS CHOICE NEW YORK STATE BUTTER 12A tlrkins and kci;H Leuf Lard 100 boxes Euglish Dairy Cheese 400 packages Mackerel, No?. 1, 2 and 3, in all sizes BOO boxo? new scaled Herrings. Just lauded und for sale by Vf. H- CIIAFEE, No. 207 East Bay, opp. now Custom House. December 28 tbstu3 NEW FRUITS. C?{\ Box.-s LAYER RAISiNS OU 25 boxes Turkish Prunes 10 bbls. Zanto Currants. Just lauded from steamer Mouckn, and for sale lu ff. II. CHAFEE. " No. 207 EuBt Bay, December 28 thstuS Opposite Now Custom House. PIBE CRACKERS. Kf\ BOXES FIRE CRACKERS. t)v/ Just lauded, and for sale by Vf. H. CHAFEE. No. 207 East Day. December 28 ths2 Opposite Now Custom House. CHAMPAGNE, CLARET, SIItiRRY, &c. THE SUBSCRIBERS. SOLE AGENTS IN THE 8TATE of South Carolina for tbo celebrated Charles Farre Champagnes, oro prepared to receive orders from dealers and boteis for tho name. Also, Agonts for tho following well known WINES: C. S. Campbell k Co'u. SHERRY WINES Welsh Brothers' Madeira Wines Her/.iiiiaut'a Clarets Hcrzouaut's Sautent Klcman .V Co'? Rhenish Wines Rebello, Valen te A* Co'b. Port Wines. Orders received lor the direct Importation of tho above. Now in Store of MATUEWES k FORD, No. 31 Broad street? Cases CH. FARRE CH vMPAGNE Quarter casks Campbell's 8herry Canea Hcrzonaut's Clarets. December 16 swlmo ROPER k STOVEY. PHILIP F06AKTY & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Corner Atlantic Wharf ami East Buy. PHILIP FOG..BTY.SIMON FOGARTY. BUTTER, t'HEF.SE, LAUD, Ac. ?T /~\ KEGS CHOICE OOSIIEN BUTTER fj \J BO noxaa Cheeso 20 V. :;:; Lard 20 tubs Lard 20 b?rrela Clarlticd Sugar f>0 boxea No. 1 and Family Soap ? boxen Starch ? boxes Adamantine Candle? ? boxea Tallo* Caudles, 8'h ? boxes Olivtj Oil ? half and quarter boxes Raisins ? boxes Candy?Fancy and S'.ick Sod i. Butter, Sogar and Lemon Biscuit Duckets, Drooins. Tubs, Wash Stands Bent? Drnsbea, Matches .Salmon. CodOab, ?tl&ekon'l and ncrrlns fill barrels Superior ami Film Flour CO barr?la Irhiii potatoes ? llhils. Bacii S!'.?..ildi*i*rt. For sale low by PHILIP FOGAET? A: CO.. Corner Atlantic Wharl and Hast Bay, Dece'.ber 20 LATEST ARRIVAL"' 3?er Steam&hip ;ind Sail. 1 (T\f~\. lC'.I.K. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR 1V/VJ W 11*L?. Extra Fkmr lim bbls. Superfine Flour 145 bbls. Super Flour 12.'. bbls. Flue t -loin* 6!l liM?. No. 1 Mackerel cu i.l.h?. N<?. *J Mackerel 4.". baii'iibi-. No. i Mackerel 411 ball bills No. 2 Muck?*!?'", jn quarter bbls. No. 1 Mackerel 2'. quarter bb!.-i. No. 2 Mackerel *_' . kits No. 1 Mackoitt] SMI bbls. l'ol.itots 23 ):ej!s i'.ui!?-r 2ft bbtla Molasses It) iMXCa Uncoil * ides lo tierces lb.ins M hi..I... limns ? hi-.-ls. Bucen Kbouldera r. tierce* llaenu .strii.a 3o bi?l?i. Crushed Hngar 2.1 bbla. Powdered Husar 21) bbls. i:i..riHiii Cwlee Sngar 20l.,.?l*i. Bi*??wu Sujxur * an aacka c?lico 4 ?i aaefca Liv?-rpon! Call ltl ii.'i, '.;.? Spices Sou boxes aaaorlod Family Soap ?."II boxes Fancy So.ij)?Co^ate'i 7.% boxes Candles ft? boxe? Starch an dozen Brooms r.o basca Mustard 25 boxes lllucl; Tea MleOila Manilla Ropo ja rolla Hemp Hop? 200 iMtxes '1 m?ans..i ted 1(H) .-.'IL? Iron Win? 20 colla Lead Pipe 20 doma llalchets 18 dozen Hammers ft tlo;:en Wouti-Sawa 40 dozen Collins' Axes ir. ?1../-II Looking (Ha'ises? anaortod aui' M Befpira?amortad 7"> ream* Fm>lp.?-cp Paper 60 r?*aniH Letter Paper 73 rcHiiis Note Paper 10 I.on m Ink . Ami a desirable lot Carriage Trimming?. For aalc by ARCH I BALD UETTY A; CO., Nos. 12? and 128 Meeting-street. December fi Warehouse? Nos. C:< am] 53 llaael-st Heidsieck & Co's. Champagne. THE PUREST. BEST AND CHEAPEST IN TUl market. Call and purchase of ORO. XV. CLARK Si CO., October U No. 143 Aieetlng?*trect.g H. KLATTE & CO., No. IOS East Bay, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND Commission Merchants. -N STORE AND TO ARRIVE, AND FOR SALE AT [ PRICES TO SUIT PURCHASERS : HHDS. SUGAR 50 bbls. 8ugar, Crushed Chests and half chests Tea Mackerel, In barrels, half barrels and kitts 100 bbls. Flour, Extra and Super Barrels Buckwheat, sell-raising H lulu. Bacon, Sides and Shoulders 200 bbls. Rangoon Rico Buckets, Brooms, Pipos, Pipo Heads Wrapping Paper, Twine, Candles, Cheese Toilet Soap, C Igate's Family ; Swoot Oil Matches, Sardines, Plckloa, VormlceUl. December 30 stuth.l fAGElR, lili VIII & MOlEi, 103 AND 165 EAST BAY, Corner of Queen-street, Wholesale and Retail SHIP AND FAMILY GE.OCER8, OFFER TO THE P.VTRONAGE OF TUE PUBLIC their select assortment of CHOICE GOOD8, dispos ing of at most reasonable, rates, comprising in part, Just lauding : BO firkins and tubs choleo GOSHEN BUTTER CO tubs Primo Leaf Lard 30 half barrels No. 1 and 2 Mackerel 20 barrels No. 1 and 2 Mackcrol 30 half barrels Fulton Market Beef 20 barrels Prime Mess pork Hogsheads Coffee Sugar Barrels B. and C. Helloed Sugars Barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugars Sacks choice Rio C?lico 20 chests assorted Teas 100 caddies assorted Teas, Ac, &c, ?te. ALSO, A largo assortment of WINES, LIQUORS, ALES, SE G A US, TOBACCOS and SNUFFS. G mu? h purchased by Families and Vassal! wlU bo deliv ered FREE of charge to auy part of tho City. Deceinher 20 THOMPSON & BROTHER, STO_ 112 BAST -B.A.-Z-, WHOLESALE GROCERS Commission Merchants. JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR ?SALE AT LOWEST CASH PRICES: 1 A A UAOS IlI? COFFEE lUU l-?0 mats Java Coffee 100 bbls. Sugar, A, B, C and Coffee Mackerel in kits, .', bbls., and bbls. 600 boxes Horrlngs 30 tierces Bacon, Shoulders, Sidos and Hams Butter, Lard, and Cheese, Onions, Potatoes and Apples 100 bbls. Whisky, from tho cheapest to tho boat article 5 casks Henuesey Brandy. ALE. PORTER and WLNE8, and a general assortment of OROCERIES._December IS "CHARLES L. GUILLEAUME, No. 143 Meeting-.street, Opposite Hayne-strcet, OFFERS FOR. H ALK?VIZ t TAA BARRELS B. 8UGAR t)\J\J 100 barrels A A Sugar 100 barrels A Sugar 100 barrels C Sugar 80 barrels C Coffee Sugar SO barrels Crushed Sugar 500 sacks Liverpool Bait 250 sackB Turks' Island Salt 60 cases Table Salt 50 sacks Rio Coffee 25 Backs Laguayra Coffco 26 sacks Old Government Jav? Coffoo 10 sacks Ginger 10 Backs Pimento 10 Backs Spieen 100 boxes Black Teas 100 boxes Green Teas 250 barrels Flour 100 half-barrels Flour 25 barrels Sugar-house Molaeseo 25 barrels Syrup 50 half-barrels Syrnp 60 half-barrels No. 1 and 2 Boston Mackerel 50 quarter-barrels No. 1 and 2 Boston Mackerel 100 kits No. land 2 Boston Mackerel 600 boxes No. 1 Herrings 600 boxes Scaled Herrings ' 250 barrels Potatoes 600 kegs Nails Spades, Shovels, Shot, H. S. Nails Buckets, iji-ooms, Pails, Tubs Blacking Brushes, Mason's Blacking Matches, Willow and Oj ater Baskets Selves, Pipes, Ac. COO boxes Spices Mustard, Pepper, Ginger, Cassia, 4c. Cream of Tortur, Soda, ?kc. 10O boxes Copperas 100 boxes Brimstone 100 boxes Alum 60 boxes Madder 100 cases "Crackers, kc, Ac, ?to. 600 boxes Soap 250 boxes Fancy Soap 1000 boxes Caudles, fee?, kc, kc 600 ?-oils Ropo 250 .-oils Mapilla Rope?varions sizes 16n bales (luiiny Bagging 2o bales Sewing Twine, kc, kr., ke. Now in store, and arriving, at tho LOWEST MARKET PRICES. December 6 HENRY SIEGLING, Successor to John Siegling, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN PIANOFORTES, Ml SIC AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, (i:sTAiiMsiu:ii in 1810), Corner of King and Beaufain streets, CHAltLE.STON, S. C. EE" Entrance third loor on Bcaufain-strcct December 27 WBlmo* Down Town Book-Store. MEMORANDUM DOyES. LETTER PRESSES, DAY ROOKS. NOTE, LETTER, CAP, JOURNALS, LEDOE?S, BILL, LEGAL. RECORD CASH BOOKS, AND ENVELOPE PA RECORD BOOKS, ; PER. RECEIPT BOOKS, NOTE, LETTER AND OF COPYINO BOOKS. FICIAL ENVELOPES. With a completo assortment of Quill, Steel and Gold Pens, PENCIL CI SES, PEN-HOLDERS, AKli i'.VKU? VAIIIKTY OS OFFICE AND SCHOOL STATIONERY. HNGLISH POCKET KNIVES, POCKET WALLETS AND LETTER-CASES. CASH AND DEED IIOXES, RANKERS' CASES. itiilOOIi hook;; IN GREAT VARIETY. SCHOOL AND LOO SLATES, By the Case, Dozen or Single One. CHEAP PUBLICATIONS IN GREAT VARIETY. ENGLISH TOY BOOKS. The above, with many Article? in my line, are offered t low rates, Wholes-do and Retail, by S. O. COVRTKNAY, No. o Broad-street. FOU blVEHPOOb?TIlE BRIT- I 'ISH Barb FLORENCE OUIPMAN, Capt. Danl. Jonen, is now ready to receive Freight for the 'abovo port. For Freight engagements, apply to ROBERT MURE k CO., December 28 No. CO Church-street. V O II LI VIOltlMlO L? THE EN TIRELY NEW A 1 fast-sailluB American Bark TOSCANA, Charlea N. Delano Munter, Is rapid ly iUling np, and will have dispatch for the above port. For Freight engagements, apply to THADDEUS STREET, December 19 No. 74 East Bay. FOR LIVERPOOL.?THE NEW Al ? Bark FEARLESS, two months old, wUl have >qulckdl8patch for tho abovo port. For Freight engagements, apply to P. P. LOCKE, Decombor 7 Kerr's Wharf. FOR LIVERPOOL.?THE FIRST *claB8 Clipper Bsrk FILLE DE L'AIR, Orabani ^master, wiB tncot with dispatch. For Froight apply to RAVEN EL & CO. Decombor 1 FOR BOSTON?THE SCHOONER J. F. FARLAND, having tho groater portion of >hor cargo engaged, wBl havo quick dispatch for etho abovo port. For Freight engagements, apply to P. P. LOCKE, December 12 tnths Kerr's Wharf. TO SAIL TUESDAY, !M JANU JARY?STAR LINE FOR NEW YORK.?Tho ?tlrst-class Bark TEJUCA, ('apt. Hitrrlman, wUl Ball as above, full or not full. For Freight engagements, nt re?lucc?l rates, apply to D. J. STURGES. December ?O 3 No. 10 Vendue Range. FOR NEW YORK?MERCHANTS' REGULAR LINE.?TO SAIL ON .VA TURD A Y. .Tho ?Upper Schooner WIDE WORLD, Chas. E. 'Ilildrcth, master, want? KiO baloa Cotton under deck, and GO on deck, at low rates. Apply to WILLIAM ROACH, Corner East Bay and Adgcr's South Wharf. December 27 STAR LINE?FOR NEW YORK? ^Tho first class bark TEJUCA, Captain Hani Lilian, having a portion of her cargo ongaged, > will bavo i nit ? j ediato dispatch for tho above /port. For Freight or Passage, apply to D. J. STURGES, December 13 No. 1C Vendue Range. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.? Tho Ano brig BALANCE, Captain Parker, of Caboul 1C00 barrels capacity, rcudy for any voy sugo. Apply to D. J. STURGES, December 30 2 No. 10 Venduo Rango. FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHART 'ER.?The lino Baltimore Schooner MARTHA >ANN, of about 700 barrels capacity, in good or ador, and light draught water. Apply to D. J. STURGE8, Decombor 30 2 No. 10 Venduo Range. BALTIMORE, CHARLESTON & HAVANA STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FOR HAVANA, CHARLESTON, FROM BALTIMORE. THE FINE FIRST CLASS IRON SIDE-WHEEL IS-A^IBIEX-iLA., (1,000 tosh) E. C. WAMBEHSIE, Commander, WILL LEAVE BALTIMORE FOR THE ABOVE Ports Saturday, tho 30th inst., and Boyce's Wharf Charleston, on Tuesday next, 2d of January, 1SGG, o few hours after bcr arrival. For freight or passage, having splendid accom modations, apply to CHISOLM BROTHERS. Agents, Cornor Adger's Wharf and East Bay, Charleston, 8. 0. N. B. This lino, of which tho abovo Steamer Is tho pioneer, will make regular trips to Charleston and Havana, and will r ..on connect with Now Orleans via Havana. December 30 FOR BALTIMORE. THE STEAMSHIP oxjns^BER.ni.-A.-JsriD, W CAPTAIN WILLIAM DENKIN, ILL SAIL FOR THE ABOVE PORT ON SUNDAY, :Uct iuHtant, from Kerr's Wharf, al 4 o'clock. A.M. For Froight or Passage, apply to MORDECAI k CO., December 29 No. 110 East Bay street. FOR NEW YORK. THE REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL LIN* OF FIRST-CLASS STEAMSHIPS : GRANADA, I Q,UAKKR CITY. ALHAMI1RA, | ANDALUSIA. THE CAPTAIN BURSLEY, WILL LEAVE BROWN k CO.'S. WHARF ON SATURDAY, December 30th, at 3 o'clock P. M. For Freight or Passage apply to RAVENEL k CO.. Agents, Houfi Corner of East Bay and Vundorhorst's Wharf. Decomber 29 New York aud Charleston PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP COMPACT. Leaving each Port every Alternate Thursday. STEAMSHIP EMILY 11. SOUDER, Capt. B. W. Lockwood. . STEAMSHIP MONEKA, Capt. C. P. M.\nsnMAN. THESE STEAMSHIPS, OFFERING EVERY INDUCE MENT TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVELING PUBLIC, having superior accommodations for Pus.iou gers, with tables supplied by every luxury tho Now York and Ohtrlotton market? can afford; and. for safety, speed and comfort, are unrivalled on the cor.st. THE STEAMSHIP EMILY P. SOUDER. CAPTAIN B. W, LOCKWOOD, WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHABF, ON THURSDAY, January Mh, at ? o'clock Liberal advances made on oonelgnraenta to New York. For Freight or F?eeaffe apply at the o t?ce of the Agent?, WILLIS * OHI80LM, Docembt? 29 North Atlantic Wharf. FOR SAVANNAH. ITXreiD*. ROUTE TUE STEAMER CAPTAIS T. A. HOOPER. WILL LEAVE ACCOMMODATION WHARF, ON Monday, January 1, al C>? A. M., touching a< Edisto, Beaufort und Hilton Head. For freight or pas sago apply to the Captain on board, or ARCHIBALD OETTY A CO., Nos. 120 and 128 Meeting-street. December 30 \ FOR SAVANNAH. "REGtUjEI?jr liistpj." THE NEW AND SPBENDID STEAMSHIP - . ?t?tt* ?Jban ?& O I T "ST POINT, CAPTAIN L. ST. COXETTER. WILL LEAVE COMMERCIAL WHARF. CHARLBI TON, S. C, every Wednesday Jformn.7, at SI o'clock, and returning will leass Savannali every Satui day Morning, at Eight o'clock. The CITY POINT was built by her present owue* without regard to cost?her State-Rooms ami Cabins hi ing furnished in the most luxurious manner. For Froight or Passage, apply to RAVENEL A- CO., Conor Ea?t Ray and Vuudcrhorst's Wharf. December 11 FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA. "REGULAE LIISTK." THE NEW ASD SPLENDID STEAMSHIP '"'> t I iKs I .fSi^ftV. \..?;.*r.? -o -^v?tii?; s > ^?^..V'-V.-; losmW?ii --rP^rtgs?*-* OIT-Y POINT, CAPTAIN L. M. COXETTER. Tho steamer C?fy Point wiU romain over one trip consequence of tho liolidays, and will leave a?ain Wednesday, Januarys. WILL LEAVE COMMERCIAL WHARF, CHABXJ TON, S, C, every Wednesday Morning, at 1 o'clock, touching at Savannah, Ferncndiua, and t Landings on St. John's River?leaving Savannah ev< Wednesday Afterr.oon at Four o'clock. RETURNINO: WU1 leave Palatka every Thursday Evening, at Ni o'clock, Jm-U-?Cii/iilo every Friday Morning, at El| o'cloil;, Fernaudiua Friday A?ernoon, at Four o'clo and Savannah every ?Saturday Morning, at Eight o'clo Tho CITY POINT was built by her present own without regard to coat?her State-Rooms and Cabins Ing furnished in tho most luxurious manner. For Freight or Passage, apply to RAVENEL k CO., Corner East Boy an?l Vonderhorst's Wharf December 1 GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, ) Ht in II ?'.?.mu,isa lUii.ituAi), OHABUSMX. S. C, December 29. 1865. \ THE PASSENGER TRAIN IS NOW RUNNING I Hampton's Turn-Out upon the Columbia, and Lowry's upon the AURUsta Road. Tho following is I schedule: Leave Charleston.COO A. M. ? Arrivo at Charleston.4.15 P. M. ; Leave Hampton's.6.30 A. M. Arrive at Hsnipton's.4.00 P. M. Leave Lowry's.9.34 A. M. > Arrive at Lowry's.1.08 P. M. H. T. PEAKE, December 30 General Superintendent. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPAK1 GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, ) SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD, ? CtiAiiLKSTOtf, S. O, Dec. 30th, 1805. V ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, THE 31ST INSTAS THROUGH TICKETS to Augusta and Coluro will be sold dnily. H. T. PEAKK December 30 > General Superintendent! CIl.\llbF.sTO\ ?Si S?WANNAH RAIL.KOA OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT|] Chaw.i-.stom, l?ecember 10, 180.1. tmstofc i-y?i?j>r-'*tJiK*i:tS ? --H??JT?. NOTICE. ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, THE 20T1I INSJ this Company's Kerry over the Ashh-y River vj bo in operation botwecn tho Mill-street Depot and j Andrew's Wharf. Freight will bo reerlveil and delivered ut tho M Btreet Depot between H A. M. ami 3 P. M., oi Mon.li Wednctday ami Friday. A STAGE LINE is new in operation between Walt) boro and the terminus of thu Road, connect nig with t H. P. HAINES, Passenger Train. Dceember 20 0 (hstulmo Eng. and Sup't, JOHN B. FULLER, MANUFACTURER & DEA LE? No. 8 ?EY-STHRET, KBW YORK, , Has in ature and ready tot imtaodiato sliipm? lj and i*. manalhotnrhJR i*> order, rOKTABJ.E AND ?STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES ?\ND ?OILERS, o 250 horse power: CircuUr -inn Ujiritrlit Saw Milis most approved coustructio?, of ail el7.es, cnttliic, 7 to 1500 feet ?if lumber per hour; tlrirf Mills, Mill Iron Water Wliecls, and every kind of Mill Machinery; Suif MillH, Paper and KflniBU Machinery; Tools, Tanks, .* or Oil and Salt Works; Cotton and \Vo?;lca Machi'?-! ?ho. Vortical Planers, on Planers, Engine Lathes, Drill Lathes, llor?n? Muebiucs. HIottin;,- Machines, Upright Drills, Steam Pumps, Force Pumps, Liftiiifi I'ui)i;-.i, uctton Pumps, Hydraulic Jacks, ew Jacks, Shafting Pulloy.i and Hangers, lubbor and Leather IJalt Woodworth Planing Ma chines, Otay ?S: Wood's Phuiili)' 1 chines, Daniels' Planing Machin Moulding Machines, Sasb Machines, Tnnoniiij- M.u'lilncs, Power .Mortieln? jljr'iin F?n?t .Moiiiciti-4 Mac.iiu Bonns Machines', Dliiut Slut Tenoning Ha chines, Ch 'a Saw Rauches, \ii. .t'a Patent ScroU Sa". Pub-ut Dell Scroll Saws. Circular Rescrvln?,? MiUs. rather and Rubber Hose, Upright UoaervkiK Mills, .?lambing and Gat* Fittings Rotary und Mining pitim ?learn and Gas Pipes Every d.e.eWptiou of Mil;; Ream and Water Uaiitfon, uery and Railway huppii Cotton Oins! Cotton Oins COTTON QiNXtll Taylor Eagte, Drown, Southern, flravon, Excel* and McCarthy COITOS GISS, with EukIhc? or Uo Powers, sud ek*orvthlnf-required for the same, In ato nd; or salo at tho lowest price. Your orders or? uottuiiy solicited. tutlislyr October: IMMENSE IMPBOVEB?ENT ] ?TEAM. IOK'fl PATENT DlRKC.r ACTIWG. RlOlPiTOCA ,_ ING-P1STON STKA.M ENGINES. Oxvs, 75 ma cr.ST. lu spaee, weight, trvmtfnriat? friction and parts over the best eneiues, with ?i*? economy in ateam and n pairs. Tbu chmpett, simple most compact anddurabltamle. Adipte.1 to al! p-urpom Forcirc5?r ?d??*re*s ths HICKS ENGINE (*?>., No. Libertystnct, New York. wadwo Dci-wari-ber a*! H j*?