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_ CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS....JAN?ARY 1, 1866. -JJ <S * _--.-:--_mtnc n?a-I rr Inirr IT?T TOfPAAT Tb \ U K A ff? PARLOR EGG COAL. TfTHE 8CHOONER JOSEPH MAXFIELD IS EXPECTED JL herc in a few days with ll? tous of superior Btu ASE EGG COAL. The same will ho soul in quantities io snit purchasers, for cash. Families will secure a good articl.": at reasonable rates lbj applying aUmce to ^ r fc ^ Q B|JJ)J) January 1 No. io Aflger*sNorth Wharf. SOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS. 1 A CASES CALF PEGGED BOOTS IU ? cases Buff Balm orals 10 cases Kip Sewed Brogans 35 cases Men's Kip Pegged DrogWIB. in storo and for ^?t?Tco! No*. 19C and I3S Mee ting-street. January 1 _ _ _ .GLASSWARE AND CROCKERY, AT REDUCED PUICES. JrST RECEIVED. V LARGE AND ASSORTED LOT nf GLASSWARE AND <'ROCKERY, consisting of ?DINNER IND UAR TUMBLERS. Goblets, Cruets, tc, Toilet Sets Wnw r anil Tea Sets, Ewers awl Basins, Cups ?n?i Rancors. Sc.. which we oller in lots to suit purchas at KwhVce.1 Wees. O MAHA & PRESTON. ' No. ft! Qneeu-st, between King and Meeting. January 1_.> "?ROOMS AND BUCKETS. .t /~\/~\ DOZEN BROOMS X_\J\J loo dozen Buckets, two and three hoop. Now landiug and tor sale by JAMES W. DROWN .v- CO., Nos. l?? and 13^ Meeting-street. Januarv 1 niwi3 FOR SALE LOW. 3THRESH STONE LIME. JUST LANDING A CEME ST, PLASTER and HAIR .BLINDS, SASHES DOORS and MOULDINGS DRESSED LUMBER, at reduced prices CLEAR WHITE PINE, assorted SHINGLES OAK and PINE WOOD. ALSO, On consignment, a lot WHITE OAK HOGSHEAD -.STAVES, SPOKES, fcc., and au article of Common Tim? ber, 30 to 50 feet long, of different dimensions, suitable ;?or Wharf Building, .vc, very cheap. STELNMEYER & SON. January 1 2 Foot of Beaufaiu-street ~ATYR?V?TE~SALE. 75.000 T^?rGLEs 35,000 FEET OF SUPERIOR RANGING TIMBER. Apply to GABRIEL DE WITT, Northwest corner of King and Spring-streets. January 1 3* FOR SALE. I flA BALES SEA ISLAND COTfON BAGGING 1UU 0 bales Bagging Twine. GIBBES & CO., December IC Adger's South Wharf. HAY! HAY! ?)Q?)0 BALES PRIME NORTH RIVER HAY, BY ??O?O the ship -outhcrn Rights. For sale, to arrive, by WINTHROP B. WILLIAMS, December 30 2* No. 12 Accommodation Wharf. HAY! HAY! HAY! ?OKJST ! COEN ! COEN ! OATS! OATS! OATS! CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND ARRIVING, FOR SALE LOW, by JOIIN S. BIRD, Ju., t CO., At Otis Phillip's Old Stand, Corner Church and Tradd streets. December 27 Imo SALT ! SALT! QA A SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT. ?\J\J For sale low, by JAMES W. BROWN k CO., January 1 3 Nos. UHj and 133Meeting street. LIVERPOOL SALT. I?^i A A SACKS, LANDING AND FOR SALE BY . KJVJVJ W. B. SMITH'\- CO., December 30 Gillou-street. near old Postofflce. LIVERPOOL SALT. TYTOJV LANDING AND FOR SALE FROM THE "^nl Wharf, low for cash, 4000 sacts LIVERPOOL SALT, per British bark Robt. Hay. J. N. M. WOULTMANN. Agent, December 20 5 No. 187 East Bay. UPLAND COTTON SEED. DICKSON'S IMPROVED PROLIFIC COTTON SEED for sale. Apply to JAMES M. CALDWELL & SONS, Factors, December 23 Imo* Accommodation Wharf. A CANAL BOAT FOR SALE. ACANAL BOAT. CAPABLE OF CARRUNO THIR? TEEN CORDS OF WOOD, to be seen at the Ship Yard, north of Bennett's Mill, foot of Soci?t? street. Apply to WM. JOHNSON. Brick anu Wood Yard, east end Laurens street. December 30 FL00RINGB0ARDS. ?5000 F?ET 1 ^ DRESSED FL00I{INCt BOARDS. LIME. CEMENT, PLASTER*, Laths, Hair, White Pino, Whitewood and Asji Lumber. For sale by OLNEY & CO., January 1_Nos. 9 and ll Vendue Range. Fire Engine for Sale. PALMETTO FIRE ENGINE COMPANY OFFERS for side a first class Engine, double break, in good order. Messrs. Pine & Harlshoiu, of New York, makers. Apply to either of the undersigned. JAS. COSGROVE, TIMOTHY CLAFFY, JOHN DENOAN, TUOS. FLYNN. December ll WROTT?R^?^?WITURE ! ! i JUST RECEIVED. O fr A SUITtiSFl'RNITURE, LATEST AND DESIRA ?50U BLE STYLES. ALSO, A FISK ASSOCIAIENT OF LOUNGES SOFAS BUREAUS CHAIRS ?OCKERS BARBER'S CHAIRS | STOOLS WASH STANDS TABLES. LOOKING GLASSES. For sale by ARCHIBALD GETTY >V: CO.. Nos. 12C and 12S Meeting-street, Warcrooms Nos. 53 and 55 Hasel-street. December 13 YELLOW PINE BOARDS AND SCAXTLIXG. QA Ani*lrEK? ruK 1SALl- IN LOTS TO -^WAv. \J\J (J suit purchasers, by TROUT A- AM3BUBT, Northwest corner East Bay and Market-street. December 12 MILL BANDS. '~T7~ UMBEL'S PATENT STRETCHED LEATHER JLV BANDING." The only Patented Dands in the United States ; from 2 to ll inches wide. Every Baud warranted. For sale by J. M. EASO?. No. ft Exchange street, December 22 Duo Rear of Oid Postofflce. SLATES. 40.000 KWH? *LATES-1SS10' TIN. 300 Boxes Charcoal Tin Plates, IC x IX, ll x 2'"?, land ng ex Br. bark Cumberland, and for sale bv GREEN, TRAPMANN A- CO., December 20 finthtBI No. 21 East Bay. WOOD! WOOD!! J^l OOD PINE WOOD, FOR SALE AT $2 AND ?2.50 \JT per Cord, flvc miles from the Ci tv Boundary. * Ap l y at No. ill ST. PHILIP-STREET. December 27 wfknS* Above Radehffe-st. i, S. HOYT'S SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME. ASUPERIOR AND WELL APPROVED ARTICLE, which has been extensively used both North and 1 ? South, and has met with unequivocal success. Tho subscribers are prepared to take orders. TROUT & AMSBURY, I N. W. corner East Bay and Market streets. ? ALSO, 1 PERUVIAN GUANO, BONE DUST, tc, tc. November 25 i GUANO! GUANO! PERUVIAN AND SWAN ISLAND GUANOS. SUPER PHOSPHATES, and the Brace Concentrated Fer-j llzer, aro offered to the trade at the lowest wholesale prices, by GEO. E. WHITE t CO., No. S3 Oliff-STeet. New York. Or, CHISOLM BROTHERS Sole Agents, November 17 No. 70 East Bay. ( 'harington. S. C. ?079. MACHINE BELTING. No, 0. ALL WIDTHS. IN LEATHER AND RUBBER. For sale by J. M. EASON, No. !) Exchange street, rear of Old Pcstof&ce. December 4 TEAS ! TEAS! O K BOXES YOUNG HYSON TEA ?JO 25 boxes Extra Fine Oolong Toa 25 boxes English Breakfast Souchong. Xow landing and in Store, and for sale by * JAMES \Y. BROWN k CO., Nos. 130 and 138 Meeting-street. January 1 _ fmw:< SHOULDERS, HAMS, STRIPS, &c Of\ BHDS. PRIME SHOULDERS O\J tierces Sugar Cured Danas 20 bbls. New York Hain1: 2."> bbls. New York Strips. Now lauding aud in store, and for pale by .TAMES W. BROWN k CO., Nos. 130 and 1J? Meeting-street. January 1_*nwf3 GROCERIES RECEIVED. 1 {* HHDS. PORTO RICO WHITE AND YELLOW JLO SUGAR 300 bags Rio Coffee 250 barrels Ohio Flour 300 coils Hemp Rope 300 kegs Nails, Nos. i to -10 50 M. Havana and Domestic Segara 5 J.,' casks Cognac.Brandy 50 barrels Fino aud Common Whiskies 12'.C casks Madeira, Port and Sherry Wiues Mackerel, in barrels and kits Pickled Herrings, Butter. Lard and Cheese. For sale by CLACJ US k WITTE, No. 80 East Lay, corner North Atlantic Wharf. December 25 _ mtl'8 TEA, BLACK PEPPER, PALE ALE, &C. A "J BOXES YOUNG HYSON TEA ?fcX 40 half chests OoloDg Tea CO bags Black Pepper 50 cases Bass k Co.'s Pale Ale 50 cases Blood. Wolfe ,v. Co.'s XXX Dublin Stout. Lancline: ex Cumberland from Liverpool, and for sale - ! GREEN, TRAPMANN Je CO., J December 20 fmtli3 No. 24 East Bay. CORN AFLOAT. aQAA BUSHELS PRIME WHITE CORN. LAND ??0\J\J LNG this day from schooner Weuoua at Atlantic Wharf. For sale by PORCHER k HERVEY. East Bay, Between Adgei's North and South Wharf. January 1 _2 FRESH BEAT RICE. ?\?\ TIERCES PRIME CAROLINA RICE ?\J 25 tierces primo Rangoon Rice. For sale at EAST POINT MILL, January 1 mwf3* Wharf-street. CABBAGES, POTATOES, &c. LANDING PER SCHOONER DAVID FAUST, AND for salo low on consignment 4 crates CABBAGES 25 bbls. Potatoes (Buckeye) 15 bbls. Red Onions 20 baRkots Champagne 40 boxes Soap. Apply to HOWE, DOUCTN k CO., January 1 2 No. 151 East Bay. POTATOES, ONIONS & APPLES CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND FOR SALE BY D. J. STURGES, Deco?ibcr 1G No. 10 Vendue Range. DUTCH HERRINGS. 1AA KEGS DUTCH HERRINGS JUST RECEIVED JL\J\J and for sale low fay JOHN KING A- CO, December 20 fmw3 No. 83 Hasel-strcet. JUST ARRIVED. ALARGE LOT OF IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKIES. For sale by P. C. KERRIGAN, December 20 3 No. so Market-street. LIQUORS! LIQUORS ! INCLUDING A MOST EXTENSIVE SUPPLY OF everything in tho LIQUOR BUSINESS, sucu AS: 200 bbls. WHISKY, aomo old, eome aplcndid, and Bomo verv cheap 10 quarter casita BRANDY 100 packages WINES, CHERRY BRANDY, ST. CROIX RUM, PORT WINE, Ac, Ac 8000 caeos WHISKY, BRANDY, GLN, Ac, Ac. CaU at our large ?ales Rooms, No. 145 MEETING STREET. GEO. AV. CLARK cv CO. October 13 _ ~SALT, FLO?Rr?TC. 1FAA SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT JLOUU 50 SACKS TURK'S ISLAND SALT 100 BBLS. REEF 100 BBLS. AND HALF BBLS. FORK 200 BI1LS. EXTRA FLOUR SOO ERLS. SUPERFINE FI DUR 200 CHEESE-DIFFERENT KINDS. For salo cheap for cash by GEO. AV. CLARK & CO., October 13 No. 1-15 Meeting-street. CHARLES L. GUILLEAUME," No. 143 Meeting-street, Opposite llavuc-street, OFFERS FOR* SALE-VIZ t ?CAA BARRELS B. SUGAR OUU 100 barrels A A Sugar 100 barrels A Sugar 100 barrels C Sugar 50 barrels C Coffee Sugar 50 barrels Crushed Sugar 600 sacks Liverpool Salt 250 socks Turks' Island Salt 50 cases Table Salt 60 sacks Rio Coffee 25 sacks Laguayra Codeo 25 sacks Old Government Java Coffee 10 sacks Ginger 10 sacks Pimento 10 socks Spices 100 boxes Black Teas 100 boxes Green Teas 250 barrels Flour 100 hatf-barrels Flour 25 barrels Sugar-houso Molasses 25 barrels Syrup 50 half-barrels Syrup 50 half-barrels No. 1 and 2 Bostou Mackerel 60 quarter-barrels No. 1 and 2 Boston Mackerel 100 kits No. 1 and 2 Boston Mackerel 600 boxes No. 1 Herrings 600 boxes Scaled Herrings 250 barrels I'otatoes 500 kegs Nails Spades, Shovels, Shot, H. S. Nails Buckets, Brooms, Pails, Tubs Blacking Brushes, Mason's Blacking Matches, Willow and Oyster Baskets Seives, Pipes, A-c. 500 boxes Spices Mustard, Pepper, Ginger, Cassia, nc Cream of Tartar, Soda, ac. 100 boxes Copperas 100 boxes Brimstone 100 boxes Alum 50 boxe'8 Madder 100 case? Crackers, kc, kc, kc 600 boxes Soap 250 boxes Fancy Soap 1000 boxes Candles, Ac, kc, kc 500 coils Rope 250 coils Manilla Rope-various sizes 150 bales Gunny Ragging 20 bales Sewing Twine, .vc, kc kc Now in store, and arriving, at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES. December c THOMPSON & BROTHER, NT 0. 112 EAST BAY, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND Commission Merchants. JUST RECEIVED. I AND FOR SALE AT LOWEST CASH PRICES: 1 AA UAGS IU0 COFFEE -LUU 50 mats .Java Coffee 100 bbls. Sugar. A. J!, C and Coffee Mackerel in kits, .', bbls., and bbls. 500 boxes Herrings 30 tierces Bacon, shoulders, Sides and Hams Butter, Lard, and Cheese, Onions, Potatoes and Apples 100 bbls. Whisky, from the cheapest to tho best article 5 casks Hcnncsey Brandy. ALE. PORTER and WINES, and a general assortment of GROCERIES._December 15 Sashes, Blinds, Saws, Cotton GINS, ETC. TT7TE ARE PREPARED, UNDER RECENT ARRANGE VT MENTS, to furnish at prices beyond competition as follows : SASHES, BLINDS AND DOORS (on orders) Saw MiUs, of all descriptions, Portable, kc Planing Mills Tongue and Groove Machines Circular Saws ScroR Saws Engines otUls, Gins Corn Shellers. And all kinds of AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, upon specifications. Descriptions given at our office. TROUT & AMSB?RY, November 7 Cor. East Bay and Market-streets. W. H. OHAFEE, NO. 207 EAST BAY STREET, OPPOSITE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE, HAS NOW IN STORE. AND IS CONTENU ALLY j receiving, a choice selection of GROCERIES. LIQUORS & PROVISIONS which ho offers to the Trade on thc most Ubcral terms. His present Stock CONSISTS nt PART OF: CO bbls. SUGAR, Powdered, Crushed, and A, B and C Sngnrs 00 bags and pockets Coffee, Rio and Java 33 chests and hali chests Uysoa and Oolong Teas, va? rious qualities 130 boxes Soap, \arious brands and sizes 40 boxes "Dnryca's" Superior Starch 40 boxes Adamantine Candles 43 boxes Indigo and Fig Dim: 25 bbls. and half bbls. Buckwheat Flour 25 M. Scgars, assorted brands and nriccs 100 sacks Coarse Liverpool Salt 25 cases Table Salt 15 bbl3. New York Pig Hani3 and Shoulders 10 bbls. Choice Old Bourbon Whisky lo bbls. Royal Old Bourbon Whisky 10 bbls. Keutucky Dew Whisky 5 bbls. "T. Clark's" Kentucky Bourbon Whisky 3 pipes Holland Oin !! half casks Choice Old "Godard" Braudy 2 bbls. St. Croix Rum 125 cases Bott'ed Liquors-Brandy, Whisky, Schnapps, Wahoo Bitters, fcc. TOGETBKB WITH A FULL ASSOHTMEST OP BUCKETS, BROOMS, WRAPPING PAPER Twine, Ground and Whole Spices, Candies Toilet Soap, Macea roni, Vermicelli Pickles, Sweet Oil, Preserved Gi . .r Sardiues, Matches, kc, kc W. H. CHAFEE, Deccmbor21 thsmO No. 207 EAST BAY. ?XTON'?TPREMIUM TRENTON CRACKERS. JUST LANDED FROM STEAMER MONERA 50 br.rrela FANCY, BUTTER and WINE CRACK? ERS 150 half-barrels Fancy, Butter and Wino Crackers, of thc above celebrated brand. For sale by Yv\ H. CHAFEE, No. 207 East Bay, opposite New Custom House. December 28 thstu3 BUTTER, CREESE, LARDTAND FI s m. ?) CT TUBS CHOICE NEW YORK STATE BUTTER ?? (J 125 Arkins and kegs Leaf Lard 100 boxes English Dairy Cheese 400 packages Mackerel, Nos. 1, 2 and 3, in aU | sizes 500 boxes new scaled Herrings. Just lauded and for sale by W. H. CHAFEE, No. 207 East Bay, opp. uew Custom House. December 28 _thstuJ ^EW^?l?lTSr" |?A Boxes LAYER-RAISINS ? V_7 25 boxes Turkish Prunes 10 bbls. Zautc Currants. Just lauded from steamer Moneka, and for sale by W. H. CHAFEE, No. 207 East Bay, December 28 thstu3 Opposite New Custom House. LATEST ARRIVAL 3?er Steamship and Sail. 1 BBLS. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR _L \J \J 01? bbla. Extra Hour 100 bbls. Superfine Flour 145 bbb). Super Flour 125 bbls. Fino Flour 50 bbls. No. 1 Mackerel CO bbls. No. 2 Mackerel 45 hali bbls. No. 1 Mackerel 40 half bbls. No. 2 Mackerel 20 quarter bbls. No. 1 Mackerel 25 quarter bbls. No. 2 Mackerel 25 kits No. 1 Mackerel 200 bids. Potatoes 25 kegs Butter 25 hbds. Molasses 10 boxes Bacon Sides 10 tierces Hams 10 hbds. Hams 6 bhds. Bacon Shoulders 6 tierces Bacon Strips 20 bbls. Crushed Sugar 25 bbls. Powdered Sugar 20 bbls. Clarified Coffee Sugar 20 bbls. Brown Sugar 20 sacks Coffee 400 sacks Liverpool Salt lu sacks Spices 200 boxes assorted Family Soap 250 boxes Fancy Soap-Colgato'S 75 boxes Candles 60 boxes Starch 20 dozen Brooms CO boxes Mustard 25 boxes Black Tea CO coils Manilla Rope 25 coils Hemp Rope 200 boxes Tin-assorted 100 coils Iron Wire 20 coils Lead Pipe 20 dozen Hatcheti 15 dozen Hammers 5 dozen Wood-Saws 40 dozen Collins' Axes 15 dozen Looking Glasses-assorted 300 M Segara-assorted 75 reams Foolscap Paper 60 reams Letter Paper 75 rca ns Note Paper 10 boxes Ink And a desirablo lot Carriage Trimmings. For salo by ARCHIB ALD GETTY & CO., Nos. 120 and 128 Meeting-street, December C Warehouses Nos. 53 and 55 Hasel-st. JOHN KING & CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS AND Commission Merchants, OFFER FOR SALE, On Reasonable Terms, At So. SS Hascl-strcet, 200 BBLS. FLOUR, EXTRA "Cottage Mills" 100 boxes Mould Candles 100 boxes Adamantine Cau? dles 100 quarter bbls. Mackerel 75 half bbls. Mackerel 50 bbls. Mackerel 100 kits Mackerel 60 kits Salmou 100 kegs and boxes Soda 100 boxes Soap 200 boxes Starch 100 kegs Nails, assorted 60 bbls. Brown Sugar 60 bbls. Crushed Sugar 50 doz. PAILS AND TUBS, assorted 20 bags Pepper 20 bags Spice 5 bales Cloves 2 cases Nutmegs 50 iuats*Cassia 5 bags Ginger 23 boxes Ground Ginger 25 bbls. Copperas 50 kegs Epsom Salts 20 cases Cotton Canis 20 cases Wool Cards 50 firkins B iller rs) tubs Lard 1?? boxes Cheese Also, a flue assortment of PICKLES, OYSTERS, LOBSTERS, SALMON, ?C., kc. November 1 wini Wines, Brandies, Segars, &c. {TA BARRELS SUPERIOR BOURBON WHISKY OU co eighth-casks Brandy 50 eighth-casks Crown Sherry 100 cases Crown Sherry 100 cases St. Julien Claret 50 cases Champagne, qts 50 eases Champagne, pts 100 cases Champagne Cider 100 cases Sauterne Wine 25 cases Gin-"Rip Van Winkle" 25 cases Rum-"St. Croix" 200 cases Ale-"Muir .v. Sons," qts'and pts 50 cases assorted Cordials 2 puncheons Scotch Whisky Just received per steamers and schooners, and for sale low by JNO. KING & co., November 1 wfm No. 88 BASEL-STREET. ALE ! ALE f 100 Barrels Amsdell Brothers' CELEBRATED .A.X.B.A.lNr-2- -A-TVTB ?R ALE. Received weekly, aud for sale by JOHN* KING & CO., No. 88 H AS EL-STREET. ?3" SOLE AGENTS for the States of Georgia and South Carolina. wfm November 1 Hollow-Ware. O/'lfkri PIECES OF HOLLOW-WARE, CONSIST ??\J\J\J 1NG OF : POTS, OVENS, SPIDERS, FRYING PANS, kc, kc. For sale low by JOHN KING & CO., . November 1 fmw No. 83 BASEL-STREET. H. KLATTE & CO., No. 108 East Bay, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND Commission Merchants. rx STORE AND TO ARRIVE, AND FOR SALE AT L PRICES TO SUIT PURCHASERS : HHDS. SDOAR 50 bbls. Sngar, Crushed Cliesta .ind half chests Tea Mackerel, in barrels, half barrels and kitts 100 bbls. Flonr, Extra an 1 Super Barrels Buckwheat, sell-raising Hhds. Bacon, Sides and Siionl?crs 200 bbls. Rangoon Rice Duckett, Brooms, Pipes, Pipe Heads Wrapping Paper, Twine, Candles, Cheese Toilet Soap, Ci Igatc's Family; Sweet Oil Matches. Sardines, Pickle j, Vermicelli. December MO stnthS 163 AND 165 EAST BAY, Corner of Quccn-strcct, Wholesale and Retail SHIP AND FAMILY GEOCEE8, OFFER TO THE PATRONAGE OF. TOE PUBLIC their select assortment of CHOICE GOODS, dispos ing of at juost reasonable rates, comprising in part, just landing : CO firkins and tubs choice GOSHEN BUTTER CO tubs Prime Leaf Lard 30 half barrels No. 1 and 2 Mackerel 20 barrels No. 1 and 2 .Mackerel 30 half barrels Fulton Market Beef 20 barrels Prime Mess Pork Hogsheads Coffee Sugar 1 Barrels B. and C. Refined Sugars Barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugars Sacks choice Rio Coffee 20 cheats assorted Teas 100caddies assorted Teas, kc, kc, kc ALSO, A large assortment of WINES, LIQUORS, ALES, SE GARS, TOBACCOS and SNUFFS. Goods purchased by Families and Vessels will be deliv? ered FREE of charge to auy part of the City. December 20 _ Heidsieck & Co's. Champagne, THE PUREST, BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE market. Call and purchase of GEO. AV. CLARK ?i CO., October 13 No. 14."? Meeting-street. Crockery & Glass-Ware. AFULL ASSORTMENT OF CROCKERY AND GLASS-WARE, consisting of: DINNER, SOUP, AND BREAKFAST PLATES. CUPS AND SAUCERS. BOWLS. PITCHERS. EWERS AND BASINS, kc, kc. Just received and for sale by JOHN KING Ss CO., November 1 wfm_No. 88 HASEL-STREET. Stoves! Stoves! OAA STOVES, SUITABLE FOR OFFICES OR O U U ROOMS. For salo at Manufacturer's Trices, by HOPKINS, MCPHERSON k Co., October SI No. 155 Meeting-street. CHARLES INGLESBY, # Attorney at Law wA Solicitor iii Egnity, HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM No. 33 to No. ?1 Broad-street, OVER OGILVIE'S HVRDWARE STORE. January 1 mwfG ~w.~s. MCGILLIVRAY, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, RESIDENCE NO. IO ATLANTIC-STREET. I LL KINDS OF CARPENTER'S WORK AND GENE JOL. KAL BUILDING AND REPAIRING OF HOUSES undertaken and completed with dispatch. Orders left ut the olllce of lt. M. -MARSHALL, No. 33 Broad-street, will meet with prompt attention. January 1 niwf Imo JAMES W. BROWN & CO., Auction and Commission Merchants, NOS. 13? AND 138 MEETING-STREET, OPPOSITE PAVILION HOTEL, WHO HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL supply of PROVISIONS and GROCERIES. JAMES W. BROWN.E. JOHN WHITE GEO. F. VON KOLNITZ. January 1 4 I. S.E. BENNETT," STOCK BROKER, REAL ESTATE AGENT, No. 40 URO AD-STREET. January 1 mwfl HOLMES & STONEY, JOHN H. HOLMES.SAMUEL D. STONEY. FACTORS k COMMISSION MERCHANTS, BOYCE Ai CO'S. "WHARF. January 1 BRUNS & BEE, BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS, A x n Commission Merchants, WHOLESALE GROCERS AND FORWARDING AGENTS. No. 84 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, S.O., WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION TO THE SALE or purchase and shipment of COTTON, RICE, NAVAL STORES, fcc., mid to tho purchase of MER? CHANDISE generallv. Also, to tho salo of MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE, REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, BONDS, .vc, at auction. HENRY. L. BRUNS. THOMAS S. BEE.ROBERT L. BRUNS. BEFEKESCCEt : Jons FRASER k Co., Charleston. JAMES AIXIKU fc Co., Charleston. ADAMS, FROST & Co., Charleston. GK<>. A. UofLKT .V; Co., Charleston. T. s. fc T. G. Bunn, charleston. WILLIAMS, DEK fc Cu., New York. Mr. H. M. LECUOST, New York. January I nitli ?. H. CHAFES, Wholesale Grocer & Commission Merchant, No. 205 East Bay, OPPOSITE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE. Docomber 1 Imo S. G. COURTENAY, IK MD STATIONERY DEPOT, No. 9 BROAD-STREET, August U _CHARLESTON, S. C. NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RETURNED TO LHE City, will contract for uU kinds of HOUSE-BULLD. ING AND REPAIRING. W. H. GRUVER, No. HlWeutworth-street, Or at DAWSON fc BLACKMAN'S, NO. 17 Broad-street September 7 tuths i- it ii LIV luiu-uuii^ A iu< -- ^ISH Barb FLORENCE CHIPMAN, Capt. Dani. } Jones, is now ready to receive Freight for the ?above port. 2 or Freight engagements, apply to ROBERT MURE k CO., December 28 No. C6 Church-street --rv P?RLIVERPOOL.-THJE EN TIRELY NEW A 1 fast-saiUng American Bark TOSCANA, Charles N. Delano Master, is rapid - ly fiRing np, and will have dispatch for the above port. i'or Freight engagements, apply to THADDEUS STREET, December 19 No. 74 East Bay. "FOR LIVERPOOL._THE NEW Al ^Bark FEARLESS, two months old, wiB have ^quick dispatch for the above port. For Freight ?engagements, apply to P. P. LOCKE, December 7 Kerr's Wharf. mm 7 FOR HUSTON_THE SCHOONER 3>Qk J. F. FARLAND, having thc greater portion of /jftyjaher cargo engaged, wUl have quick dispatch for JatSCrtho above port. For Freight engagements, apply to ?. P. LOCKE, December 10 ruths Kerr's Wharf. Rj-C~ FOR NEW YO?tK-MERCHANT'S JEQ^REOULAR LINE.-The fine fast Schooner J^^g^JcHN M. OENIN. Griffin Master, being of r??-"=2?j.sn).ill capacity, will liave immediate dispatch. Will receive Freight on Tuesday Morning, at Adger's South Wharf. Apply to WILLIAM ROACH, Corner East Ray and Adger's South Wharf. January 1 ~1 J-T TO SAIL-TUESDAY, Hil .7ANU ARV-STAR LINE FOR NEW YORK.-The Jjgjg%3ff flrn-cIa>M Dark TEJUCA, Capt. Darriman, w?l e&=??snil as above, full or not full." For Freight engagements, at reduced rates, applv to D. J. STURGES, December CO 3 No. 10 Vendue Range. "T~i> poitCREIGHT "OR CHARTER^ ?bra The first-class schooner LOUISE CROCKETT, A^vj^will take a freight to tho West Indies, or any ?E?ES\ oyage. Capacity 2000 bbls. Apply to WILLIAM ROACH, January 1 1 Cor. E. Bay and Adger's S. Wharf. Ft J lt FREIGHT OR CHARTER Tho line brig BALANCE, Captain Parker, of fcabout 1G00 barrels capacity, ready for any voy cage. Apply to D. J. STURGES, December 30 2 No. 16 Vendue Range. FOR SALE, THE SLOOP MARY ANN. now lying at Dry . Dock Wharf. Carries two thousand bushels of grain or twenty-two cords of wood. Draws, when loaded, four feet of water. ALSO, A young MULE. For terms, fcc., apply to H. MOONEY Wood Yard, Dry Dock Wharf. 1* January 1 FOR SALE. FREIGHT OR C H ART ER.-Thc fine Baltimore Schooner MARTHA ,ANN, of about 700 barrels capacity, in good or ?der, and light draught water. Apply to D. J. STURGES, December 30 2 No. IC Vendue Range. FOR GEORGETOWN. THE STEAMER FOIJ]STT AIN, CAPTAIN G. W. CASTNER, HAVING FINE CABIN ACCOMMODATIONS. WILL leave Atlautic Wharf, WedneAttg Morning, atSevcn o'clock precisely. For freight or passage, applv to WHITE A- PAINE, January 1 1 South Atlantic Wharf. THE STEAMER HERMAN LIVINGSTON, [SIDE-WHEEL,) WILL LEAVE ADGER'S WHARF WEDNESDAY, January 3d, at 10 o'clock. WILLIS k CHISOLM, Agents, January 1 2 North Atlantic Wharf. BALTIMORE, CHARLESTON & HAVANA STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FOE HAVANA, CHARLESTON. FROM BALTIMORE. THE FINE FIRST CLASS IRON SIDE-WHEEL I S -A. BELL .A. , (1,000 TOSS) E. C. WAMBERSIE, Commander, WILL LEAVE BALTIMORE FOR THE ABOVE Ports Saturday, thc30th inst., and Boyce's Whart Charleston, on Tuesday next, 2d of Janaary, 18CG, a few hours after ber arrival. l7or freight or passage, having splendid accom? modations, apply to CHISOLM BROTHERS. Agents, Corner Adger's Wharf aud East Bay, Charleston, S. C. N. B. This lino, of which the above Steamer is the pioneer, will make regular trips to Charleston and Havana, and wBl soon connect with New Orleans via Havana. December 30 "FOR NEW YORK" THE REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL LINI OF FIRST-CLASS STEAMSHIPS : GRANADA, I QUAKER CITY, ALHAMBRA, ANDALUSIA. TUE G- IR, -A_ TsT JD .A. a CAPTAIN BAXTER. WILL LEAVE BROWN k CO.'S WHARF 0> WEDNESDAY, 3d January, at 7.30 A. M.. pre? cisely. For Freight or Passage, applv to RAVENED k CO., Agents. South corner of East Bay and Yanderhorst'* Wharrf The QUAKER CITY will leave on Saturday, Otb Janu? ary. January 1 New York aud Charleston PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP C0JIPAX?. Leaving cadi Tort every Alternate Thursday. STEAMSHIP EMILY B. SOUDER, CAPT. R. W. LOCKWOOD. STEAMSHIP MONEE A, C'AIT. C. P. MAUSHMAN. THESE STEAMSHIPS, OFFERING EVERY INDUCE- '. MENT TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVELING [ , PCBLIC, having superior accommodations for Passen- ? j ger", with tables supplied by every luxury tba New York ! ' aud Charleston markets can afford; and, for safety, speed j aud comfort, are unrivalled ou the cor.st. TnE STEAMS ii rr EMILY P. SOUDER. CAPTAIN R. W. LOCKWOOD, "IT7TLL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF, ON TT THURSDAY, .January 4th. at - o'clock Liberal advances made on consignments to New York. For Freight or Passage apply at the office of the Agents, WILLIS k CHISOLM, December 29 North Atlautic Wharf. U il A? JJ a? O? v a JJ A ?i J. Ji ii, TOY AND TRIMMING EMPORIUM. FORRESTON & M'LEAN,j No. 621 King-street, NEAR THE UPPER GUARD HOUSE. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS AND JOBBERS IX GEEMAS, FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN j Toys, Trimmings, Gloves, Hosiery, Hats, Baskets, Beads, Cutlery, Jewelry and Fancy Goods, kc, kc, kc T. P. FORRESTON, ? January 1_W. MCLEAN. j JANUARY NUMBER NOW READY. THE OLD GUARD,] A MONTHLY MAGAZINE, -j DEVOTED TO THE PRINCIPLES ' 1776 and 1787. THIS MAGAZINE WAS STARTED THREE TEARS ago, for the purpose of keeping fresh in the popu? lar mind some kowledge of those grand principles of consent and self-government which were the basis of this Union as it was established by our fathers. Our : patrons can say with what zeal and fearlessness we haver' explained and defended those sacred principles of ' Liberty, in tba midst of the mobs and bastiles, during.' tho progress of tho war. Though the war is over, the ' objects, the wrongs and fatal prccdents lt was designed ; to establish aro not relinquished by the propagandists of despotism who brought it about; on the contrary, they seem determined that there shall be no rest to our country until their mischievous and degrading notions are permanently fastened upon the ruined fondations ' of this republic. So tho Old Guard wiR remain at its S post, still battliDg for the grand doctrines of State Sovereignty and Constitutional Liberty. CONTENTS FOR JANUARY : Steel Plate Portrait of General Robert E. Lee ; The Science of Public Opinion ; Pen Pictures of Puritanism ; Duchommar and Morna (poetry); A National "Evil" that is a National Blessing: Some facts about Southern Aggressions; Poe and Coleridge; Childhood in France and England; thc Excellence of Impudence; How the World Treats its Thinkers; What the Shadow Said to the Dreamer (poetry); The Crime of War (poetry); Ex-Presi dcut Buchanan's Book; Shooting an Agenl (a romance); Zulu-Laud (illustrated); Gen. R. E. Lee; Notices of New Books; Editor's Table. TEEMS-Single copies, 25 cents; ono copy one year, * 3; two copies, $5; five copies, $20; twenty copies, $40. Specimen copies sent, post-paid, by enclosing 20 cents. Agents wanted all over the United States to circulate the Old Guard. For terms address YAN EYRIE, HORTON lc CO., Publishers. No. 1C2 Nassau-street, New York. For sale by H. P. RUGG and aR News Agents. January 1 1 PRINCE'S METALLIC PAINT, M HS FOR IRON, TIN AND WOOD, IT CONSISTS OF SEVENTY-TWO PARTS OXIDE OF IRON, and twenty-eight parts CEMENT LIME STONE in the ono hundred pounds. It has much moro body than Red or White Lead, it ls warranted perfectly water and fire proof, and to with stami a greater heat on metals, without scaling, than any other Paint in use. It is a perfect cover for all kinds of Iron, Tin or Wood? work, Out-kouees and Canvas Coverings. It prevents and arrests the corrosion of metals, and is not affected by the action of salt, gases, acids or ammonia. This paint requires no more oil than dry lead or zinc, and much less than the ordinary mineral paints. It is free from any waste, and possesses a spreading and covering power uncquaUed. Terms.-By barrel or haH barrel, five cents pound. CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO., Agents, September 8 fmw Ho. 112 Mrcting-streot, TO BILLIARD PLAYERS. THE SPLENDID INLAID CUE NOW ON EXHIBI TION at tho Billard Room in tho Merchants Hotel, will bo presented to the person who makes the greatest RUN of Billiards during the week commencing on Christ? mas and ending January 1, 1866, upon any Table in tho Room. LOBING k BENNETT. December 20 SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, ( CHARLESTON, January 1, 186C. J SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED this office until the 16th inst., for thc erection of a Per? manent Bridge over the Congarce River, Any informa? tion required will be given by application to H. T. PEAKE, January 1 12 General Superintendent. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY. BM** GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, ] SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD, CHARLESTON. S. C.. December 29.1865. J THE PASSENGER TRAIN IS NOW RUNNING TO Hampton's Turn-Out upon the Columbia, and to . Dowry's upon the Augusta Road. The following is tho schedule: Leave Charleston.6.00 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.4.15 P. M. I Leave Hampton's.6.3? A. M. i Arrive at Hampton's.4.00 P.M. I Leave Lowry's.9.34 A. M. Arrive at Lorry's.1.08 P. M. H. T. PEAKE, December 30 General Superintendent. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, ) SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD, > CHARLESTON, b. C., Dec. 30th, 1S65. ) ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, THE 31ST INSTANT, | THROUGH TICKETS to Augusta and Columbia Will be sold daily. H. T. PEAKE, December 30_General Superintendent CHARLESTON &i SAVANNAH RAILROAD.) OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT > CHARLESTON, December 10,1865. J ONOTICE. N AND AFTER WEDXESDA Y, THE 20TH INST./l this Company's Ferry over the Ashlev River wfiSl oe in operation between the Mill-street Depot and Std Andrew's Wharf. Freight will bo received and delivered at the MiH*L street Depot between S A. AI. and 3 P. M., o a JfondayJ wednesday and Friday. A STAGE LINE is now in operation between WalteiJ boro and the terminus of the Road, connectiug with ?uT Passenger Train. H. S. HAINES, December 20 C thstulmo Eng. and Sup't ti