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Tiie Daily ISTews. FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 12, 18C6. OFFICIAL.. LIST OF LETTERS Bemaiiiing in Mio Post?nico at (?barlestnu. for tho j WOek ending JAN U A KY ll, I860, and ordered to bo print .ed La THE DAILT Ntavs. agreeably to tho following sec- j ?ion of tho new Poatoffico Law, as the newspaper having J the largest circulation in the City of Charleston: QUOTION 5. And bo it further enacted. Tba', lists of let ' Ins remaining unca'led for in any Postofficu in any city, ctewn or village, whore a newspaper shall bo printed, - shall hereafter bo published once only in the newspaper I which, bei .'g published weekly or oftener, shall have the largest circulation within range of delivery of the said j .Moe. 0> Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should -state thai they are "Advertised." M3~ Office h?ura from 8 A. II. to 6 P. M. On Sun :t8aja, froth f> o'clock to 10 o'clock, A. M. STANLEY G. TROTT, Acting Postmaster. WOMEN'S LIST. -A. - AUmes, Mary - Allen, Hellen - Androna, \V H -- Anlbirry, Jauo T ?ISuakeen. Man? ?s Bassett, .Jane E ' Barri' H, Sus.tnAni! ".'Benson, Eliza ?B?e. Celia Berny. Charlotte ? Bennett, N T Bennett, Emma . - Bro Won, PhU Saako, Mrs J J Bryant, Eliza Snin ton Brady, Eliza Brodie, Mary H Busier, Anna C Oambel, J ano Camoll, Mi->s ' Cassidy, Eillio - Chisholm, Patsey * Chair, L Ch<ehal, Mr.? Os ' Cook, Ta anio L Cocorar. Mrs F D OoRins, i?*na ' Crawford, ERen JD Bans, Emelia C Daly, listto Debos, Elizabeth Beran, Mrs E Doyle, Jane Denison, Ann Drayton. Slr? James a Drake, Annie .. Dunuovant, Sallie Saaten, Maria - .Ellsworth. Sim F 'Frazer, Margaret Jell, Moler 'Tedricks. Phebe fields. Miss A C Francis, Sarah Ann France, Mrs TrinkB, Mrs P -Forest, Folly Gr -GaUliard. Joanna -{Hilliard, Augusta 'Gethers. Mrs F 'Gehreds, Mary Gorden, Jeunio Gordwin, Maria Gr Green, Louisa .irido;i'. Kloresella H Hesselton .?Emily -.{allia, Ellen Hawthorn, Mrs Harrison, Roaalin H- r cks, I ll --.aboil. Iwhtmau.Lcaiuei Hollingsworth Louisa f?s;;au, Mrs J D la^ in. Mary Howe, Sarah I Ingraharu; Mary A O' Jeffords. Mrs M il Johnson, Mrs M Jordon, Ann Mar gantt Jones, Anna Jones, Mr? M F K Keenan, Catherine iveiiuedy.Marg'rc kennedy, Ellon ?ii rey, Mrs John ?virk, Mrs J tUnx, Nettie M ?lelu, L?uisa Xi Lance, Lucien C Lafar, Mary L'sibeth, Anna Low. Mis - LN Lncise, Lucy Linens, Mary C IVE Mondam le.jthinah lat?ewK, Phebe da. ?tru, Manraroi M h.-.juc, Mrs lt Mitchell, Harriet tUddteton, lira John .Houcus, Nancy .dorris. Mrs Ed? ward J Mongumary, May Amoy Muller, Mrs W IVEo McGiuuis, Rachel McKeu, Eliza .MeLeord. Mrs FD Naiuias, Mary Nclsou, Sallio Noryce, Mrs L T> Peace MrsThoraaa JP Perry. Emma Pack, Mrs C 8 Phelps, Susan elnmct, Eliza beth Plancy, Christiana Poland, MissSyl via L'ringlo. Urra Jane Rowlinsky, Mrs Kobortson, Julia Roberson, Marga? ret Robertson, Laura Russ, Martha Ryau, Mrs N Oli? ver Ryan, Mlnnio S Sawn ers. Ella ehuitzer. Mary Schnake, Mrs A H Seott, MiSS J Sebrook, Minda Sha?ard, Eliza Sherridau, Ellen Simms, Emma Simms, Elizabeth simmons, Ann E .Unions, Janey mith. Say Jano -.tilling, Caroline suiupter.Mrs WM ?ynie, L?ranla T Tesson, ?anny r?silie, Eliza thomas, Kmelino rholly. Mrs thompson, Mrs Daliel rhoilinff, Mrs M fbouias, Euiclluo I'uleman. Anna Wagner. Miss E T Wallace, Mrs C . ard, E ith R Wilson, Jane Webb, Anu Weilch, Maria Wcrniu, Betsey Whyley, Dido Willson, Nancy Withers, Heitt Wilson, Jano J Winn, Anna Wishers, Georgia Williams. Virginia Young, Susy . aVTEHST'S LIST. A. -Abrama, Theo H -Adair, Capt W F Adler, Moses Vdlor. M .Alexander, J M .Alston, J P A nen, Jno H -Allen, Capt Jas -Arnold, Wm .tAflkworth, L Austin, Chas B ~2agfTol, Jno 3ak?r. R H Baker, Bon j 3akor, B H -vBaUey, E T 3aum, M 3arry, B P JJeard, C aBehling, L H Beldon, W H Behrens, L?bbes Bohrens, F W , "Bonton, Chas 3eedin, Dr T J Berry, Thoa Bira os, Joseph . Bleyert, Heury Blackwood,, Dani Blossom & Co. J N .Blanckensee, Mau rice Bowen, F Booteber, Frank T-?onruc. A U Bond, J H Bohoau, Wm firoadfoot. David Bray. Fred Brodemau, N Breen, Philip J Brisbane, Dr W II Bross, B Brailsford, F Browne, Dani Browne, F Browne, Limns Browne, Porter W Browne, C J H Burns, jno Burrows, Henry Burgess, Jno 'Bora, Jas Banger, T N ? Bark man, Capt F JW -3ash, Z E C ? -Sam poe ll. Harry C Cbisoru, Jno ?Chisolm, Jne vOark. A J . Clark, J Prinrdo ?. dark. Capt T C ? Cockroft, Robt H Coi, Geo W .-Coleman, Jno M .Cochran, Thos Ooldm'an, J ' ' Cowley. Patrick .-Corel], 8 W B '-Cohen, Henry A -Crespo, Francise Cuthbert, Thos L .-Cartis, Wm ' Camm inga li Van dcrhoff JD i?rart. Saud -Stacey, Patrick .Davis, Geo W .3avis, Edward iOc Prends, Juan ~-Deeverney, Fran? cis C ?Sent. S C "Dennis, Capt Ed? win D?lmen, PL il lip .-^?iechoff, C -T*Edwin lt Oaremis, Thos ^Doyle. Patrick ^Drayton, Thos .'Drake, F H ?XSrury, Sand .Dun* an. Zacharia .Dunn, Jno .'Dufort, Wm ..Daffy. Patrick i3ara. Wm IDaiT, Jas Dapree, Dr Jno T l?tamut, C H "Dapon" Dr Oaro, H R *E .^Sdrwards. J,;o R SMsjertoa, Frank X .dwell, Jno P Wugrish, Wm '?:vat ix, i apt Josh ??rauH, S S B^rru, chas Ferguson, Geo , tickling. Julius Fish, Jas L Flanuigan. Thos Frazier. Robt Freeman, Hobt 'Forrest, Richard Fowler. Rev J H Ford, Jno C XORI er, W T SVister, Chas A Q Gadpdcn, Jas Godis, Tom Gilbrccht, Jack Gilb rt. Capers Gladden, Geo O Goodman, Meses Gordon (Butcher) Grant, Isaac " Griffin, J W Gray, Jno Gruiieler, Chas F Green? Sampson [?lrwn. Jackson Green, Capt U m KC Harriet, J L Hart, J N Hazzard, Wm llaglee, J M tall ft Humo iarlcstou, Robt Harrison, Wm Habersham, R W dampton, E P Hamlin, Jno Hancock, S Smith Haskell. Chan Henderson, Uac IVEo McLouguhn,Jno J McNamara, Fran? cis G TNT Nenmoyer, I. Nohrden, A F North, Wm Norwood, Jas O O'Connell, Frank H O'Connor. C M Ostocn, N G eus Heidt, F J Hinrichson. Th idberand, Jacob H"ward (Wood Factor) :iolc>m!>, N R Hopkins. Chas ?lowe. Seth 5 Howard, Jas A UutTman, Marcus I Ingraham & Sou, N IngaUs, Capt N B J Jacobs, M Jackson, Abraham Jackson. Thos Jacobs, Herman ieflers, Franklin icu ki US, Madock J i n hms. Edwd Johuson, J F Iones, Edwd J f?ne*, Jas r?u?C3, R W Johnston, Bradley r Johnston, Wm EZ Silb, F ii r, Thos P Keller, Frederic Kelly. Thos Kennedy (Wood Factor) Kennon, E W Kirtlaud, Bronson fe Co linos, Chri?to plirr Kohnkjr, E Kranit-r, B F KUncke, F D XJ Laiiglols, ( bas U La Coste, Jas C Lane, Ben" Lawrence, Rev Jus Lawrence, Rev E Law, Jno Levis, Edwin Lewis, Juo W R Long, Jno Lorenz, Didrich Louis, Capt Lyons, David IVE Mayer. K Marshall, Wm Martin, B F Martin, Wm E Marion, S Marler, Frank May, Juo Marks, Edwd J Masong, Hamilton Aleistor, J E .'.lehrteus, J 0 Meservey, Phillip J, or Lawrence Mias, Geo Mikcll. E L ..Mitchell. Fred Idler, Alfred Muler, Jonas iddieton, Edwd Mlley, Wm Moore, Pat Mr lcu. Win M .Mooney, Wm M M 'JTiU, Perry Mott, Josh Morris. AI Morrl*, Alex loses, Ityueas ilonror, E c lurry. Jas Murphy, J D A .in ykinj, Ma? thew Uuudj. J J Mic McCsntx, L A McDougal, Al x McDowell. J C M.Guvcrin, Juo t ntvre, II MoKonsb, Jno Page, BenJ F Parker, Seedeno Pauls, J H Perkins, Capt Mark PetoU, Alfred E Pearce, J Lucus Patcrman, Henry Paterman, Jno H Phelps. Bichd D Pierson, ATC Pierson, Washing ton L Pinckney, Jno Portcuy, F Porchor, Fred A Priolcaii. T Cordes Q (juim, Ju? Tl Raine, J itcaj. uslry, F Reynolds, Chas J Risley, J H Richardson, F D Righting, Isaac Rideout, Justin Root, Rev P Roberts k Co Roberts, Jno P Ryan, Edwd S Sanders, Geo R .Salmon, Bera bart Schmitt, Wilhelm Schrodor, J F sexton. Pliny T Seebeck, THC Shumachcr, Ernst Sinkler, Robt Simpson, Jas Simons, Bruice Sims, W L Skrinc, Dr T C Small, Richd kulali. Wm H .mlth, A B Smith, TA milli, Capt H W Smith, Juo Smith, S Porcher Smith, J pence, A H Spt iggs, Ross Spencer, Honrv S StaUa, Stephen A Stephens, Geo W St Clair, H G Sullivan, D A J . abratest. E H T Tavcrs, ll A t'hompson, Mark Tolluaon, J A Travers, Tom trembly, Ralph furner, Jno A Turner, Dr Thos Tyler, Col Rock vrell XT Underwood A Smith . "V Vauwin, Mr Volmer, Claus Von Harden, A Voulintz, H w Wall, Juo Warters, F Wallace, Leonard Walsh, Jas Walker, Jas Wesson, C M Wc ob. George Wccb, C B White, Jno E White, Isaac D Whittaker, Saml . heeler, Jas . l illiams, Henry T Williams, Geo H Williams, J J Williams. Thos A Wilson, Edwd H Willis, Petor Wiss, Emanuel J Wiuninnham, Lewis W Wilkinson, P 8 Witsell, Thos L Wilkinson, B Wightman, c C Winklcr, F J Woolson. C R Woodward. E W.ilbcrt. Wm Woody, Thos J Wrede. C W Voung, \* iley Z Zerbst, Carl lEf Persons dep >si in;: letters in the Postoffice will -.jtease to place trie ?tann '?e.:? the upper right hand cor 2er of the envelop.', i id :u y ?-'Il also please to remem? ber that without Mies rup ? Xier cannot be mailed, but axrtst be sent to the LV-ati I.xl .. . Office. Januarj 12 ?58 ns- DR. H. BAL'lw- OFFICE AT THE DRUG TORE of Mr. A. C. PH1N, ?:ee:iu;; street, near Mar .as, ' November 22 HAY, CORN AND OATS AFLOAT. j ?A rv BALES HAY. TEK SCHB. RIDGEWOOD. J?O\J 3000 bushels Corn, per brigAinbroso Light, and brig Taugier. 1500 bushels Oats, per brig Ambrose jjght. IN STORE, 2?0 BUSHELS HEAVY BLACK SEED OATS. 3S ea-ks Carolina lUce. ALSO, A dioico selection of GROCERIES and LIQUORS For salo by jN0. CAMPSEN k Co.. No. ll Markct-strcnt, Jannary 12_a_Opposito Statc-strcct. CORN AFLOAT. e)^f\(\ BUSHELS OF PRIME WHITE CORN, filJ\J\J landing this day from brig Anibroso Light i from Baltimore. , . jp* ALSO, CN THJ! WHAT?F, 400 bales prime NORTH RI VE P. HAY. _, AND IN STOKE, 100 bales EASTERN HAY. 800 bushels primo Oats. For salo by JOHN W. TIDEMAN, Corner Cordes and Prioleau-strcot, January 12_1_Opposite Korr's Wharf. CORN, OATS, BRANT" 1 il A/ 1 BUSHELS PRIME WHITE CORN JLUUU 1500 bushels Primo Yellow Corn 10U0 bushels Trimc Oats 200 bushels Wheat Bran. Just received rroin Baltimore per brig Ambrose Light, and for sale iii quantities to suit purchasers, by PORCHER & HENRY, January 12_* No. 32 East Bay. CORN AFLOAT! *7AA BUSHELS CORN PER. BRIG AMBROSE ] i v V LIGHT, landing, and for sale by C. SAHLMANN, January 12 2_Corner Reid and Meeting streets. CORN~?FL??TT~ BUSHELS CORN", LANLING THIS DAY I J.KJ\J\J per Steamer Cumberland, and formale by C. SAHLMANN, Corner Reid and Meeting streets. January 9 HAY! HAT! HAY!~ ?)01 BALES PRIME N. R. HAY, LANDING THIS fcVOl DAY on PairobBd i Hamlin's Wharf, from sehr. Ridgewood, and for salo by C. SAHLMANN, January 12 2 Corner Reid and Mectiu.' streets. HAY\ HAY!~H?YT" ?)QA(\ BALES PRIMS NORTH RIVER HAY. /UtJ\J\J Lauding and for salo in lots to suit purcha? sers by PuBCUKlt k HENRY. East Bay, between Adgcr's North x South Wharves. January fi fniwfl SUPERIOR EASTERN HAY. f-T?\f* BALES SUPERIOR EASTERN" HAY, CARGO I JD of Schooner GRACE CLIFTON, just-arrived trojii Portland, Malua For sale bv MORDECAI fi CP January ll :j No. lia East Ray. LEATHER BELTING. KUMBEL S PATENT, AND TUE ONLY PATENT BELTS, arc made, from thc best Oak Leather, thoroughly stretched on powerful machinery, and made | to run btraigbt. ALSO, LACE AND PICKER LEATHER, RIVETS, ?NIPPERS | and Setts, kc., kc, Apply to WM. KUMBEL k SON, January 10 3mo No. 33 Fcrry-st., N. Y. LIVERPOOL SALT AFLOAT. QAAA SACKS LIVERPOOL-FOR SALE LOW | ?UUU whilo lauding, by GEO. W. WILLIAMS k CO., January 0 12 Nos. 1 and 3 Huyne-strcct LIVERPOOL SALI. 1r\r\r\ SACKS, LANDING AND FOR SALE BY I .\J\J\J W. B. SMITH i CO., December 30 Gillon-strect, near old Postofflce. COAL! COAL! ?AA TONS HAMPSHIRE COAL, ON CONSIGN? AI: \J\J munt, landing from brig Omaha. This Coal ls soft and bituminous, cokes in burning, and is of I great atrcugth and richness. It is used for forge fires and steam boilers, and is an excellent domestic Coal. For sale low from tho vessel by it. M. BUTLER, January 12_Q_No. BC East Bay. PARLOR EGG COAL. THE SCHOOLER JOSEPH MAXFIELD IS EXPECTED hero in a few days with 100 tons of superior RED ASH EGG CO.VL. Tho same will be sold lu quantities to suit purchasers, for cash. Families will secure a good articlo at reasonable rates by applying at onco to T. S. & T. G. BUDD, January 1 No. 10 Adger's North Wharf. ~PWE~ WOOD FOR SALE. AT A LANDING NEAR TUG CITY'. APPLY AT ?0. H. MOISE k Co's., January 0 No. Ri Hayno-strcct. TIMBER, L?HTB?RT "WOOD, OP VARIOUS QUALITIES, FOR 3ALL IN ANY QUANTITY, AT CIIISOLM'S I Mill. CHISOLM k BROTHERS. No. 32 East Bay, corner Adger's Wharf. January 9 SPRUCE SPARS &SHIP KNEES. (* ?) SPRUCE SPARS, 5 TO 10 INCHES, OJ .TIB and C inch Hack me tack Knees, ou board of bug Surf, and for Bale by OLNE?* k CO., January R Noe. 9 and ll Vc mino Range. UPLAND COTTON SEED. DICKSON'S IMPROVED PROLIFIC COTTON SEED for salo. Apply to JAMES M. CALDWELL & SONS, Factors, December 23 Imo* Accommodation Wharf. SEA ISLAND COTTON SEED. 1 AAA BUSHELS SEA ISLAND COTTON 8EEI JL\J\J\J of tho growth of this year, from Beaufort and St. Helena Island. For sale by PORCHER 4: HENRY, East Bay, between Adger's North and South Wharves. January 5 fmwC "ROPE AND SLATES; OOO Bios'i6A3ELS11 s?,AT?S-l8x10,1Sx 210 coils MANILljA ROPE, inch. Lauding from ship Bona Fide, from Liverpool. For I sole Wy lt. T. WALKER. January 4 TAR." 1 r\C\i^i BARRELS TAR. IN GOOD ORDER. For solo by WI LIAS k CHISOLM, January a mwf3 North Atlantic Wharf. HAY! HAY! HAY! COEN ! COEN ! COEN ! OATS ? OATS! OATS! CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND ARRIVING, FOR I SALE LOW. by JOnN R. BIRD. Jn., k CO., At Otis Phillip's Old Stand, fr Corner Church and Tradd streets. December 27 Imo T~ MILL BANDS. jr UMBEL'S PATENT STRETCHED LEATHER JLV BANDING." The only Patented Bauds in the United States ; from 2 to 14 inches wide. Every Band warranted. For salo by J. M. EASON, No. 9 Exchange street, December 22 Imo Rear of Old Postofflce. ~JSLWT?BO\ LIME! 1QAA CASKS FRESH STONE LIME. IN FINE J. O\J \J order, landing from brig Surf, and for salo ow, in quantities, if taken from tho wharf. ALSO IN STOKE, CEMENT, PLASTER. HAIR, LATHS. WHITE PINE and Poplar, 1 li Dressed Flooring Boards. Ash, .Vc. OLNEY & CO., Januar)- S Nos. 9 and ll Vendue Rango. ~G??N0 ! GUANO !" PERUVIAN AND SWAN ISLAND GUANOS, SUPER? PHOSPHATES, and the Bruen Concentrated Fer : lizcr, aro offered to the trade at the lowest wholesale prices, by GEO. E. WHITE A: CO., No. 65 Cliff-street, New York. Or, CHISOLM BROTHERS, Sole Agents, Novembcrl No. 32 East Bay, Charleston, S. C. . Bar Iron. EOUND, SQUARE AND FLAT. For salo by J. M. EASON, No. 9 Exchange-street, November 3 Rear of old Postofflce. CERTAIN CITRE POR GET YOUR MEALS AT FR AR Y & KILROY'S, DINING liOOMS, Januarys o Ko. HM King-street. SUPERFINE FLOUR. t") fT f\ BARRELS SUPERFINE FLOUR, JUST RE ??0\J CEIVED per steamers Alhambra and Anda? lusia, for sale by RAVENEL k CO. January 12 "FLOUR. "I AA BBLS. OF EXTRA AND SUPER FLOUR, IvW landing from steamer; selected expressly | for this market. SOAP. 500 boxes of "FAY BROS." BROWN AND FAMILY | SOAP, in whole and ball boxes. COFFEE AND SUGAR. 15 bags PRIME RIO COFFEE 20 bbls. Primo Muscovado Sugar. 13ACOAI. 30.000 lbs. of Strictly Choice SIDES, SHOULDERS, STRIPS and HAMS. BUTTER. 30 kegs and tubs of Choice GOSHEN BUTTER. SUNDRIES. 1 case of SMYRNA FIGS 2 bbls. Currants 10 kegs Bi Carb. Soda G cases Pickles 16 kits and bbls. Salmon and Mackerel Sacks Liverpool Salt G boxes Smoked Halibut. For sale by THADDEUS JTREET, January 4 No. H East Bay, Charleston, 3. C. BUTTER, CHEESE AND LARD. QA TUBS ST. LAWRENCE BUTTER OvJ 23 firkins Goshen Butter 25 kegs Cboicn Leal Lard 75 boxes Goshen and E. D. Cheese. F. CONNER k Co., January 0 6 No. 7t> Eost Bay. "PLANTING POTATOES. 1An. j BARRELS BEST PINK-EYE SEED lUl/U Potatoes. For sale by GEO. W. WILLIAMS k CO., January 3 W?nO Nos. 1 and 3 Haync-street. POTATOES, ONIONS & APPLES CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND FOR P<*LE BY D. J. ST?RGES, Decembor ir, _No. 10 Venduo Rango. FOR SALE. ff) A C.?SECS ALSOTP'S PALE ALE, QUARTS, 8'. vlasks Alsnpp'fl Pale Ale pints, 20 Casks Porter, quarts, HU Casks Porter, pin Ls, Direct from Byass' Brewery, just received pur Br. bark "Bona Fide," by January fl C .BBES k CO. T. S. & T. G. BUDD, No. 10 A??fimrS NORTH WHARF, OFFcR FOR SALE, TO ARRIVE AND IN STORE: A O BHDS. OF PHILADELPHIA LIME, CONTAIN ???? INO Abbie, each .25 bbls. Lubricating Oil, suitable for Machinery and Riilcurs .30 bids good Cider Vincgir G bilde, ehoicc Hums, Sides and Shoulders. January 5 THOMPSON & BROTHER, NT O . 112 EA S T BAY, WHOLESALE GROCERS CommissiojiJMerch?nts. JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE AT LOWEST CASH PRICES: 1 AA BAQS BI? cOFFE13 . JL \J \J SO m ats J ava Coffeo 100 bbls. Sugar, A, B, C and Coffee Mackerel in kits, K bbls., and bbls. . 600 boxcsHorrings 30 tierces Bacon, Shoulders, Sides and Hams Butter, Lard, and Cheese, Onions, Potatoes and Apples 100 bbls. Whisky, from tho cheapest to the best article 6 casks Hennescy Brandy. ALE, PORTER and WINES, and a general assortment of GROCERIES. December 16 W?BR , HEM & MOUS, 163 AND 165 EAST BAY, Corner of Q,necn-strcct, Wholesale and Retail SHIP AND FAMILY GROCERS, OFFER TO TUE PATRONAGE OF THE PUBLIC their select assortment of CHOICE GOODS, dispos? ing of at most reasonable rates, comprising in part, just landlug : 60 firkins and tubs choice G03HEN BUTTER GO tubs Prime Leaf Lard 30 hnlf barrels No. 1 and 2 Mackerel 20 barrels No. 1 and 2 Mackerel 301- ""barrels Fulton Market Beef 20 reis Primo Mess Pork Hogsheads Coffee Sugar Barrels ll. and C. Refined Sugars Barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugars Sacks choice Rio C?lico 20 chests assorted Teas 100 caddies assorted Teas, AT., kc, kc ALSO, A largo assortment of WINES, LIQUORS, ALES. flE GARS, TOBACCOS and SNUFF8. Goods purchased by-Familiesand Vossols wUlbo deliv ercd FREE of cbargo to any part of the City. December 20_ Heidsieck & Co's. Champagne, THE PUREST. BEST AND CHEAPEST. IN THE market. Call and purrkaso of G?0. AV. CLARK & CO., October 13 y Ne. 143 Meeting-street. LIQUORS! LIQUORS! INCLUDING A MOST EXTENSIVE SUPPLY OF everything in tho LIQUOR BUSINESS, seen AS : * 200 bblu. WHISKY, some old, nome splendid, and somo very cheap 10 quarter ca?k? URANDY 100 pucka/joa WINES, CHERRY BRANDY, ST. CROIX RUM, PORT WINE, ftc., &c. 8000 casca WHISKY, BRANDY, GIN, &c., Ac. flail at our largo ?'ales Rooms, No. 115 MEE' TNG TTREET. GEO. AV. CLARK & CO. October 13 SALT, FLOUR, ETC. 1 KA A SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT JLOUU GO SACES TURK'8 ISLAND SALT 100 BBLS. BEEF 100 BBLS. AND HALF BBLS. POBK 200 BBLS. EXTRA FLOUR 300 151JI.S. SUPERFINE FLOUR 200 CHEESE-DIFFERENT KINDS. For salo cheap for cash by GEO. AV. CLARK & CO., Octoborl3 ?o. 145 Meeting-street. LUMBER YARD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, HST LINQLTABD -STREET, BETWEEN* CHURCH AND STATE STREETS, WHERE BUILDERS AND OTHERS WILL FIND all desirable kinds of SEASONED LUMBER Box and Clear of all thicknesses Dressed Flooring and Strips # Spruco aud Pino Shelving and Ceiling of all kinds ? Clear of all kinds Rough Boards Joist and Wall Strips Shingles, Sashes and Doors. All will be sold low. J, N. WOOD, Agent. January 8 Imo? JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO., SUCCESSORS TO CAMERON k CO., OT TBMp PHONIX IRON WORKS, TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING THEIR FIENDS and the. public that they have resumed business at tho old stand on Frltchard-street. and aro prepared to enter into contracts for MACHINEBY of even- descrip? tion, either homo manufacture, or from tho North or from Europe ; and hope, by sti ict attention to business, to merit the patronage heretofore liberally extended to tho old firm. Mr. HENRY A. BURN will bo happv to attend to tho wants of our friends in the Boiler Department. Repairs promptly attended to. Charleston, January1, IHM, imo January 1 No, 9. MACHINE BELTB?G! ?oToi ALL WIDTHS, IN LEATHER AND EUBBFR, For salo by J. M. EASON, No. 0 Exchange streut, rear of Old Postoffice Decomber 1 No. 145 MEETING - STREET, Respectfully invite the atten tion of the TO THEIR LARGE AND VAR TED STOCK 07 CUUUK, LIQUORS, 8EGAR8, TOBACCO. THEY HAVE ON HAND EVERY ARTICLE IN THEIR LINE, AND DESIRE NOTHING MORE THAN AN EXAMINATION TO SHOW THAT THEY ARE Legitimate Dealers. Jannary ll r _r-r\ POU LIVERPOOL. - THE A 1 J?S^fast sailing American ship 80?THERN llegffitfBIGHTS, L. ii. Ross, master, has ona half of S?jl^I&hor cargo engaged, and will receive quick dis? patch for the aiwvo 'jori. For frolght engagements apply to . THADDEUS 8TBEET, January 4 No. 74 East Bay. ?. r-v FOR LIVERFOOL.-THE A I ??jji^Bark DAVID Mc NUTT, having a large portion jjggigyof her cargo engaged, will have quick dispatch ?isSi for the above port. For freight engagements apply to p. P. LOCKE, January 3 Korr's Wliarf. ^^r. FOR LIVERPOOL-THE BHIT S?Sv ISH Bark FLORENCE CHLPMAN, Capt. Dani JKgf? Jones, is now ready to receive Freight for the *~."?oabove port. For Freight engagements, apply to ROBERT MURE k CO., December 28 No. CO Church-streot, -prv FOR BOSTON-THE SCHOONER JEOgoNELLIE BROWN, having a large portion of jj?ffiEyphcr cargo engaged, will have quick dispatch .*~-^for (he above part. For Freight engagements, apply to P. P. LOCKE, January ll C Kerr's Wharf. PJ-TV FOR NEW YORK_MERCHANTS' jirWOKEGULAK LINK.-Thc fine fast sailing sehr. .D&|33yN. W. SMITH, Tooker master, will havo im mediate dispatch For Freight, apply to WILLIAM ROACH, Comer East Bay and Adgcr's Wharf. January 12 1 n-Fty^ FOR NEW YORK.-THE A NO. r^TtTt^* Brig ATLAS, Captain Mitchell, having a por Z/^BKJ?**0'! of her cargo cngagol, will have ?inmediato - dispatch for the abovo port. For engagements of freight, apply to CHISOLM BROTHERS, No. 32 East Bay, corner Adgcr's Wharf. January 9 ti _r-^ PO lt PHILADEliPllI A.-KEY" /% STONE LINE.-The finn Schooner LOUISA J-X \^ FRAZIER, Captain STEELSIA??, wiU sall with i S in??d?Hputch. For freight engagements, apply to H. F. LAKER & CO., January 12 No. 20 Cumberland-streoL . -=> FOR BALTIMORE.-THE SCHOON ,?/13k ER WENONAH, Georgu W. Tall, Master, is now ONljtfloading for the abovo port, at North AUantic aEtStm Wharf. For Freight engagements, apply to WILLIS ,t CHISOLM, January C North Atlantic Wharf. ^-v FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. Jfty The substantial brig SURF, Ca alain Swcct ?ij^land, 270 tons; capacity 2200 barrels. Apply to OLNEY k CO., January 19 Nos. !) and ll Vendue Rango. r.?Tv FOR ?ALE, FREIGHT OR CHAR rimrS\ TEB>-T,!U A 1 Schooner ELLA, Capt. Brad 2j%2i>P ley, for Sale, Freight or Charter, is now lying ?2sr==?> at Atlantic Dock. Apply to ARCHIBALD, GETTY k CO. January 10 Nos. 12? and 128 Mceting-st. K-prv WANTED TO CHAMTER, TWO [?] J?S^ VESSELS, to load from Wilmington to New ij???!3#Ycrk- WILLIS ?t CHISOLM, ?r=-i-j& January 9 : Atlantic Wharf. WANTED TO CHARTER, ONE (1) KVESSEL, to load from Wilmington to Boston. gjaSjfr WILLIS k CHISOLM, January 9 Atlantic Wharf. I BALTIMORE, CHARLESTON & HAVANA STEAMSHIP COMPANY. WOU BALTIMORE, VIA CHARLESTON, JHOI HAVANA. THE FINE FIRST CLASS IROtf SIDE-WHEEL ISABELLA, {1,000 TONS) E. C. WAMBERSLE, Commander, WILL LEAVE BOYCE'8 WHARF ON MONDAY, 15th inst., at - o'clock precisely. l?or freight or passage, having splendid Stato Room accommodations, aoply to CHDJOLM BROTHERS, Agents, No. 32 Bast Bay, Corner Adger'a Wharf .Tarfuary 9 ~F??^?W~STORK." THE REGULAR UNITED STATES MALL LLNF OF FIRST-CLASS STEAMSHIPS : GRANADA, I QUAKER CITY, ALHAMBRA, | ANDALUSIA. THE ANDALUSIA, CAPTAIN BURS LEY, WILL LEAVE BROWN k CO.'S WHARF ON 8ATURDAY, January 13th. at 3 o'clock P. M. preaiaety. For Freight or Passage, apply to RAVENEL k CO., Agents. South corner of East Hay and Vanderhorst's Wharrf Tho Steamer GRANADA will succeed tho An? dalusia. January ll New York aud Charleston PEOPLE'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY. I Leaving: each Port every Alternate Thursday." STEAMSHIP EMILY B. SOU DEB, CAPT. R. W. LOCKWOOD, STEAMSHIP MONEKA, CAPT. C. P. MABSHMAJ?. THESE 8TEAMSHIPS, OFFERING EVERY INDUCE? MENT TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVELING PUBLIC, having superior accommodations for Passen? gers, with tables supplied by every luxury tbs Now York [ and Ch irlest<_-n markets can afford; and, for safety, speed and comfort, are unrivalled on the coast. THE STEAMSHIP EMILY IF3_ SOUDER, CAPTAIN R W. LOCKW )OD, WILL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF, ON THURSDAY, January 18th, 18??, 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, January 12_North Atlantic 'Wharf. FOR BALTIMORE. THE STEAMSHIP OTTILVoiEIRLAlSriD:, CAPTAIN WILLIAM DENKIN, WILL SAIL FOR THIE ABOVE PORT ON SATUR? DAY, the 13th inst., at 3 o'clock P. M., from Ac? commodation Wharf. For Freight or Passage, apply to MORDECAI k CO., January ll 3 No. 110 tast Bay street. SOUTHERN ADVERTISING AGENCY. ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED ON THE MOST reasonable terms for tho LEADING NEWSPAPERS iu the South. Specimen copies eau bc seen by applying o HORACE P. RUGG. P. O. Hox 241. No. 108 Market-street Advertisers will do weil to caR. September 13 POE.SAVANNAH. THE STEAMER FOXJ^TT^I-LSr, . CAPT. G. W. CASTNER, WILT. LEAVE SOOTH ATLANTIC WHARF, FOOT of Broad-street,- on Saturday Morning, the 13th instant, at 7 o'clock. Freight payablo on the wharf. For Freight or Passage, apply to WHITE 4 PAINE, January ll_2_South Atlantic Wharf. POE COLUMBIA; WRIGHT'S BLUFF, AND I N'T Kit .ME DIATE M.\ DIN US OA S ANTEE RIVER. THE NEW AND FIRST-CLASS STEAMER GEO EGE, , CAPT. T. N. SLAT? SON, WILL LEAVE FOR ABOVE POINTS FROM fOUTH Atlantic Wharf, on Friday, 12th iLst For Freight apply to Captain on bonni, or to ARCHIBALD GETTY & CO., . January ll 2 Nee. I2ti and 128 Meeting-street. SOUTH CAROLINA RA ILROArAoMPANY. GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, > . BAJttJtaXOH, January 1, 1800. J SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT this office until thc l.r>th inst., for the erection sf 3 i er maaent Bridge ovor the Congaree Eiver. Any inform tion required w_ bc giyitn hy application to ? H. T. PEAKE, January 1 12 General Superintend nt WHAT WILL OUR NORTHERN FRIENDS SAY, WHEN WE TELL them that Old Charleston is arising from her ashes, s~2 that a man can get as gool liquor here as In New Ye ric? YOU HAVE . ONLY TO DROP IN AT T. CLAFFY'S, NO. 10S MAR? KET STREET, to bo convinced of th< truth of our asser? tion. Our SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKIES cannot be I surpassed, whilst wo have all sorts of the choicest WINES, LIQUORS AND ALES, with all of the ingredi? ents necessary for tho concocting of any and everything I TO DEINE. January 10 FRARY & KILROY'S DINING BOOMS, NO. 314 KING-STREET. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THE PLEASURE OF announcing to the citizens of Charleston, arrangers arriving here, and tho general public, that thf y havo established themselves in tho above desirable locality, and are prepared to acc< mmodate them with good ROOMS; also the best of Meals-Breakfast, Dinner, Sup? per served to order, at aU hours. Also, calls attention to their superior assortment of Wines, Liquors and Se* gars. FRARY ec KILROY. January G Imo MUND Y'S NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC GALIER? IS NOW OPEN WITH A LARGE AND LATEST D_. PKOVED Ground-Glass Light, which produces tbe finest ofTTCTURES, and at reasonable prices. No pains will bo spared tu obtain a pleasant expression, all Pictures warranted to gtvo perfect satisfaction. N 243 King-street, two doors below Beaufain-street. January 4 Imo* ~*~ JERSEY CITY STEAM ENGINE WORKS. ALL KISDS OF MACHINERY, STATIONARY AND Portable Engines, Saw Mills, Planing Machines, Lath and Shingle Machines, ic, manufactured and on hand for sale. Agent in South Carolina and Cuba, H. C. INWOOD, [ . No. 80 Basel-street, up stairs. G * January S ' E. M. WHITING-, " I CORONER AND MAGISTRATE.; OFFICE, * LAW RANGE, llroad-strect. RESIDENCE, No. IO Calhoun- street. January 10_ L. S. HOYT'S ) OF L AT ?so PER Tcyjsr.? THIS SUPERIOR ARTICLE HAS MET WITH T_T most unequivocal success, and has been extensivst ly used both North and south. } Tho subscribers aro prepared to fill orders. i, TROUT k AM83UBY, *? Northwest corner East Bay and Market streets, january*,_._f_w 'j MANHATTAN HOTEL MURRAY-STREET, J SECOND DOOR FROM BROADWAY? OrPOSlTE THE PARK. NEW TOBE. / N. HUGGINGS, Proprietor. December 18 ^mwf3mo^ CARD. OFFICE NATIONAL EXPRESS ) AND TRANSFORTATION COMPANY, S CHABLESTON, SmC, January 2,1866. ) THE OFFICE OF THIS COMPANY HAS BEEN Bl MOVED from No. 6 Hayne-strect to No. % HAYNE-STREET, North side, immediately in rear d the Charleston Hotel. A TAYLOR, Agent, January 3 wsfs4 BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! .| AHE SUBSCRIBER TAKE PLEASURE TN I NFORf I ING his friends and tho public generally, that ba has on hand a small lot of CUSTOM MADE COATS, PANTS, VESTS, UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS, 4c, Afc, which he offers for sale at retail at wholesale prices, tx will be thankful to those who will call and ei~m_0"fcr their own satislaction, at MR. J. LANG'S, No'. 82 King-street, January 10 4* A few doors below Broad-street A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR NORTHES** THIFT AND CAPITAL ! A FORTUNE MADE IN ONE YEAR! FOR LEASE GR RENT, The splendid Estate In Marlboro", known as MAN? DEVILLE, containing three of the richest PLAJttA TION8 aud one of the finest LANDINGS on the ?P? Dee River. Estate consists of 4000 acres, two-thirds under cultivation-the rest thc richest pasture for cattle, largo herds of wt ich are raised without corn or Abel ter? Land will make a bale of Cotton to the acre. |I*> borers and every thing ready for the nuxt crop. I ALSO, . The FINEST ESTATE in Orangeburg District; ?art for Cotton: healthy all the yc.ir. Estato consists af 3500 acres, two-thirds nuder cultivation. A fine ?eek waters the estate and furnishes seats for Mills and Gins, and fine range for cattle. All tho bocon to feed tte laborers made on the estate without cost Labor klred cheaply, for rather than leave their old homes the ne? groes would take low wages. The above estates ure offered for Lease, because the heirs are children and their guardian wishes to go North. With Cotton at GO cents, a large fortune can be BJ?T in one year. Apply to Messrs. MOWRY _ CO., Charleston, rou RSFKBEKCE: Gov. PERRY, Columbia. S. C. Gov. ORR and Senator MANNING. Bight Rev. P. N. LYNCH, D.D. Judgo GLOVER and T. ii. WHALEY, Esq., Orange burg. S. C. Hon. C. W. DUDLEY, Bennettsville, S. C. December 4 rowf U_i>;r A DAV: AGENTS ?VAXTED TO <y?0 s?ii a new ard wtcile^r . .,KW1P^ MACinKt tao ?n'y thuin aisa^cenieu. SHAH _ ci_i BiJdeicrd, Main. September 16