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TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 23, 18G7. 1 ;OC?L IVIArTJiK??. To Correspondents. Wc aro continually recoiving communications on jiolitical and otUor matters from porsons who do ?sot attach ttoir proper naines to tho articles sent; : .nd we tako this occasion of repeating that nothing eau be publishod in Tire DAILY NEWS without being indorsed by some responsible individual. THE S?ENOERBUND gavo Ignore last night to a very good hou-jo. Tho porformanco was in the highest .legree cnditablo to tho amateur performers. Dancing conchulod the exorcises of the evening. COURT OF GENEBAL SESSIONS AND COMMON PLEAS. -Judgo MONROE presiding.-Tho Court opened at tho usual hour, but a sufiieiont number of jurymen not answering to their name?, a new tales aud venire was ordered to be mude out, and tho Court adjourned until 10 A. M. to-day. TRIAL or SKILL.-Tho coming anniversary has warned the Pirenion that they must prepare for the contest, and tho spouting merits of the several engines havo been tested at different limos. On yesterday afternoon tho Vigilants wcro practicing their macliino. and though tho muscles were not fully doveloped, yet a stream was sont to the dis? tance of 175 foot. TURN VI-BEIN.-Easter Monday was celebrated by tho Turners yostorday in a very rational, and nono tho loss pleasant maDnor. Tho entertain? ment commenced with singing. Next there was a play, "The Alexandrines, or Corporal Puflko ?n Dresden." Next, "Thirty*threo Minutes in Gru?o- ? berg," or "Tho Half Way." Danciug concluded thc festivities of the. ovoning. This, wo believo, is i the last theatrioil performance of tho Turn Verein this season. SALE OF SOGAR AND MOLASSES.-A sale of West ; ludia sugar and molasses t:>ok placo yesterday on Kerr's Wharf, by Messrs. RISLEY. & CREIGHTON, Messrs. LEITCH & Bauss acting aa auctioneers. The following were sold : 5 Illida. Muscovado sugar at 12c. per lb.; 5 hhds. Ccuf' 'f :gal sugar at 12Je. per lb.; ii bbls. Muscovado molasses at 54 ? and 55c. per gallon ; 15 hhds. Musoovado molasBOs r.t 47a47jc. per gallon ; 19 puncheons Porto Rico molasses at 55c. por gallon ; 5 hhds. clayed mo- | lasses at ?3?e. por gallon, at which price the I-alance was withdrawn. U. S. COURT-IN ADMTBAXTT.-Hon. GEORGE S. BRVAN presiding.-W. C. TTLTON BS. The steam tug j JKetief, and vs. The Steam Dredging Machine. Libels for coal.ftr .shed. On motion . X P. O'CONNOB, Esq., it was or? dered that the two libels ho constituted one vs. tho Charleston Dredging and Wharf Building Com? pany, and that the parties be notified that the case ! would bo heard on the 30th inst. The regular business of the Circuit Court was then taken np, and tho Grand and Petit Juries having answered to their names, C. T.TT.IK.NTHAL, D. F. FLEMING, WM. BIRNIE and JOHN MARION were sworn on tho Grind Jury. Tho petitions of ROBERT E. ALLISON and WM. A. MOOEE, of Lancaster District, for permission to j practice in the United States Courts, were read by J Ii. W. SPBATT, Esq., and on his motion they were admitted. The application of Mr. J. C. H. CLAUSSEN, for tho j renewal of a certificate of citizenship, the original I hoing lost, was granted. The case of tho United States vs. JOHN BROWN, for violation of tho Internal Revenue Law as a dis? tiller, was taken np and argued by Major D. T' COBBEN, U. S. District Attorney, andW. E. TMTK-KT.T., Esq., for the defence. After hearing the case the 1 juryreturnod a verdict of not guilty. THE NEW BAKE PROPOSED FOB CHABLKSTON.- j Tho following paragraph, from the Boston Post ! of the 18th, will be read with interest : A subscription boole for a National Bank in Charleston, S. C., has been opened at tho office of J. W. Davis, Banker, No. 25* State street. The prospectus says the small bank capital there of Uve hundred thousand dollars is found to be in? adequate. Capital is so much needed that money easily commands eighteen per cent, per annum, the law*against usury having been abolished in that State. The two banks in operation in Charles? ton have paid a dividend of twenty-four per cent, on their capital from the profits of the last year. The Stay Baw passed by the Legislature baa been pronounced unconstitutional by the highest ? judicial authority; the same is null and void, and debts can be enforced now in the sams manner as ! formerly. . The citizens of Charleston have sub? scribed for five hundred and sixty-six shares, equal to fifty-six thousand six hundred dollars, to I the proposed bank. This subscription can easily be raised to one hundred thousand dollars, os it is ascertained that tbe bank can be put into opera? tion. The citizens of Charleston, individually as well as the banks, having suffered greatly in' their fortunes by the results ol the war, have not sufficient funds to enable them to subscribe the , full amount of the capital, stock of the proposed | baale, and therefore capital from abroad has to be sought for. The proposed capital is three hun? dred thousand dollars, divided into three thou? sand shares, of one hundred dollars each. SAXE OF KALMIA Mrxxs.-The sale of this valua? ble property takes place to-day at ll A M., at the Old Exchange. These mills IStve been in course of erection for some time, and they are now able to receive tho machinery and other appurtenances necessary to co m meneo operations. Tho grounds belonging to the company amount to 4259 acres, and are situated immediately on the South Caroli? na Railroad, extending from near the Graiii te ville Depot to within one milo of the Bath Paper Mill, and eight miles of tho city of Augusta, Georgia, on the waters of Big Horse Creek." The Cotton i Factory (vrithin'one hundred feet of the railroad) is a two story brick building, one hundred and four (104) feet wide.by two hundred and twenty-seven (227) feet long, designed to contain ten thousand spindles and three hundred and twenty looms, and is four-fifths completed. There are on tho land eexentry-eight neat and commodious cottages for operatives, completed and in course of erection ; a first-class steam saw mill in complete working order ; a good grist mill ; ii carpenter shop with steam engine and boiler ; planing machine, tools, &c.; blacksmith shop, with complete set of tools ; machine shop, with steam engine and boiler, lathe, drill press, &c. ... . . ... The rcachinery, water. power, and all tho acces? sories or the property are such as to adapt it for first-class cotton and paper factories, and the sale should command the attention of capitalists, as the terms are moderate sind the enterprise, when completed, will be a paying success. There is how on the land sawed lumber sufficient to complete all the buildings; the dam and other.appurtenances aro four-fifths completed, and the purchaser would have no difficulty in at once commencing opera- j tiona. MAYOR'S COURT, April 22.-Edward Hartshorn, a colored seaman, who had gone on board of the' I Hteamor Josephine ou Friday night to sleep with a friend, and when he went off in the morning took the mattress with him as a kind of tra ^oiling com? panion, but having been followed by two of . the | hands of the boat, .who with sound argument and an unsound hatchet, convinced him that he had ; better give np the article, was discharged, .tho Mayor thinking that the two days' confinement he I had received was sufficient punishment, and as the I parties bad got back their bedding:' John Anderson, a tt?nking darkey, who cursed I and swore in the streets, and "allowed''that six I policemen couldn't take him, but withdrew the ex? pression in open court, and admitted that lie was 1 slightly under the influence of liquor, from the fact ? of having eaton no breakfast, was fined $5. Nicholas Boag, a colored man, who got drunk, I and knocked at a door so loudly that- nobody came to let him in, buta policeman stepped up to ''carry him out," wan made to pay $2 for annoying'the neighbors. A Bellinger, a very black man, who hadn't on j his Sunday snit, and who was found lying in' a shady part of the street, so as to avoid the'influ once of the moon, .waa fined $6. . Btm. Clark, a very little " and quito intelligent colored boy, was ' fined $2 for throwing bricks in 1 the street. The present hard times, bas compelled some of that portion of the colored; pt>pulation "votvont vork,"t?go into the "grab game," which is to loaf ia parta of the eily where the passers-by are not numerous, and to snatch from the -hands of ladies'and children their orrrees, reticules, ?tc., and as Mr. Ben. Wilson engaged' himself on Saturday afternoon in that pleasant pastime, and made $4.62 out of . a little girl, he woe introduced to the Court . br lieut.. HENDRICKS, and witnesses of his own color proved the fact on him so conclusively that he' was sentenced to ton day?' imprisonment, or tho casojtfe'?ent to * magistrate. .> "?, .,' ; ' ' Peter Morris, a particularly dark and dirty youth, who had lonUiut his hat and jacket to a friend, but Who had stolon a pair of pantalocns from a lady who keeps those things for tho benefit of gen- 1 - tlomen, was locked up for tun days. Aman of great uorvousnoss, who had got high, and oonsoqaently very giddy, was fined ts for fal - pg ta the stroet, . , - - ~ WE ABB indebted to Mr. Tooma for copies of the Hound Table and Now York Stoats Zeitung, VTAsmNQTON LIGHT INFANTET Cn MUTABLE ASSO? CIATION._At thc regular monthly meeting of this association, held list evening, Lieut. H. B. OLNET was elected Senior Wardon in place of Col. C. H. SIMONTON, declined serving. DETENTION.-Tho sidowhoel steamship Cham? pion, which was to ha*-? loft Now York for this port on Saturday last, wa? dclaiuod'at that port until Sunday evoning, at which time sho dopartod for this port, and may bo oxpected, under orilinary circumstances, on Wednesday. Sho will leavo this port for New York on Saturday, tho 27th instant at 12 M. PERSONAL.-Wo had the ploasur* of grouting in our sanctum Mr. J. FRASER SHECOT. who visita this c'.ty for tho purpose of procuring advertise tuonts and subscriptions for tho Atlanta New Era ana Ladies' Nome. Tho New Era has a large cir? culation in Georgia, and is in overy respect an excel? lent advertising medium. Tho Ladies' Home, as its namo indicates, is a popular -vockly designed for family reading, and is a Southern paper thiil should bo extensively patronized. Mr. SHECTJT will visit our merchants during Iiis stay, and wo advise all who wish to retain the Georgia trado to consult their interests by advertising. TSAJKMniNo.-The L O. O. F. in tho UnitciJ States, have, through tho B. W. Grand Lodge, ap? pointed Friday, the 2Cth Inst., as a day of. thanks? giving and prayer, to bo observed by all who havo any lovo for tho institution they havo sworn to cherish. lu this city tho day will be observed by tho members of the different lodges at the Odd Fellows' Hall, comer of King and Liberty strcots. Tho exercisos will commence at 8 P. M., and after tho religious ceremonies an address will bo deliv? ered by P. G. Master, lt. S. DURTEA. Tho thanks? giving Borvices will be public and of unusual in? terest, as the fraternity have been generally reti? cent in their conduct, and tho outside world could only surmibi their proceedings. As the invitation has been extended to tho ladies particularly a large attendance is certain, and the proverbial gallantry of tho Odd Fellows will be put to the test. NEW BOARDING HOUSE.-Wo alluded recently to the fact that tho "King Mansion" was soon to bo opened as a first-class private boarding house. A notice of the fact is now announced in another column. This centrally situated residence certainly offers groat induccmants to those in search of a delight? ful home, fine parlors, wide and spacious halls, and ploasant chambers. The house will be under the superintendence of Mrs. E. E. OTTOLENOTJI, who, during the war, was located at Sumter, S. C., where B?ie gained for herself hosts of friends by her disinterested kindness and hospitality to strangers. We havo been shown through the spacious premises, and will only say that, if we were in search of a comfortable homo, this is the kind of ono wo should select, and we can, with all con? fidence, recommend the house to those who aro seeking pleasant and cool apartments for tho summer. DISTRICT COURT, Judge LOGAN, presiding.-Tho following cases were called and tried by tho Court: The State vs. JOHN MITCHELL, Cheating by False Tokens. Guilty. Thc State vs. THOMAS CARR, Larceny. Tho prisoner was discharged on his own recognizance, and the bonds of the prosecutor were order od to be estreated. JESSE CAMPBELL, for Becoiving Stolen Goods, j Not Guilty. JAMES GOODWIN and JOHN FRANCIS, Stealing Copper Pipes. Tho first, not guilty, tao second guilty. BOB SCOTT, Larceny of Bread. Guilty. M. COMERFORD and JOHN E. SMITH, Assault and Battery. Not Guilty. JOHN MONTGOMERY, Apsault and Battery. Not Guilty. JoE.SaoTH, Larceny. Guilty. JACOB GREEN, Larceny. Not Eros. JAMES G. KIRKE, Assault and Battery with intent to kill. ' Nol Eros. MAT FESTIVAL.-We have had the pleasure of in? specting the programme cf a May Festival to be given by the pupils of the Normal School on Wed? nesday, May 1st, at the Hibernian Hall. As the time is some days distant we will only say that it will be an entertainment of no ordinary character. There will be a Queen of Love, Beauty and Flower j, and the coronation of each will be in a different language. The first in French, the "second in German, and tho third in flowery English. - The young ladies of thia school and their talented preceptors deserve great credit for their efforts to celebrate May day as in Auld Lang Syne. The performance will be entire? ly, private,,and only the friends of the pupils or tu? tors can obtain admission, and we advise all who haye even a glimmering of a chance to exert them? selves and petition tho fair ones to have pity and grant them an entrance to tho Floral Hall. The pamphlet before us is from the Bocord Printing House, and is a very neat specimen of the typo? graphical art. v YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.-On Sun? day evening last the Bev. Mr. ADAMS, Pastor of the Circular Church, delivered an eloquent and impressive discaurso before the Association, in the Citadel Square Baptist Church. The sermon showed great ability on the part of-the minister, and we predict for him a successful ministry in our ! community. ' This evening the Union Prayer Meeting, under the auspices of the Association, will. be. held, as] usual, in Trinity Church; services to coramonce at j 8 o'clock. These "meetings are quite interesting, and those who desire to spend an hour profitably, cannot do it better than by attending these meet? ings. They are open to all Christian denomina I hone. "' ! * In accordance with a request presented to the Association, from persons living in the extreme northwestern portion of the city, who are at a dis? tance from churches, the. Association will com? mence ano .her weekly prayer meeting to-morrow ' evening, at the corner of Rutledge and Line streets. The public ore invited to attend.. MARSDES'S PECTORAL BALM for' all diseases of the lungs. ' y.\ DOWTE & MOISE, Agents. GOODRICH, WLNEMAN & CO., Agents. I", LY sir M. A new and important remedy for married ladies. Circulars can be obtained'and-the article supplied upon application to the wholesale agents. '.;! ' DOWTE & MOISE, Southern Drug House, No. 151 Meeting street. April ll thstuSmos H. JR. H yon want cheap Blank Books; . If you want cheap Stationery, 'Envelopes, Pa? per, ?SC.; Or, 'Mrr.T.nrna' A1ma.Tm.rt'; If you want Printing esecutei neatly; If you want Books bound in any style, or Account Boolla made to ordor, with any desired pattern of ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. 59 Broad street. BUSINESS NOTICES. Auction Sales Tills Day. ': ' ; <; JOITN'G. MXLNOH A Co. will sell this day, at 10 o'clock, in their salesrooms. No. 133 Meeting street; an Invoice of I superior ready-made clothing ; also, fine felt and leghorn [ nats... .. . . SMITH St MCGILLIVRAY win sell thia day, at ll I o'clock, ot the old Custom House, a plantation on Boll's j Bay, known aa the "Murrell Tract," WARD LAW 4qC ARE w. wlB. sell tilla day. at ll o'clock, at | the old Custom House, the Kalmia Mills, with all tb? machinery and appurtenances. : ' T. M. CATER -will sell this day, at 9^ o'clock, on Brown's | Wharf, new butter, sides and shoulders. - - .'<? MILES DRAKE will sell this day, ot 10 o'clock, at bia I store, corner King and Liberty streets, dry goods, cloth-' lng,Ac' '.' " - ?-'?'-. """";.:.';." jEpyoBDs ACo, wai sell thia day, st io o'clock, in front of their atora. Na 27 Yendas Bange, whiskey, codna i, Ste . ".; ; ;';,"';" ' . :p '\ HSBTSX CORIA St Co. will sell this day, at 10 o'clock, in front of their store, barns, strips, candios, ftc BRUNS A BEE will sen this day, at 10 o'clock, in front | of their store, bacon, butter, cheese, potatoes. LA UREY SC AXJUCANSBB will sell thia day, at 10 o'clock ] I before, their store, butter, segara; na?s, -Sau ; also, at la: o'clock, in Union W2iarf storehouse, 15 sacks corn, on ac? count of underwriters and all concerned. MTLMOAN ic SON v. Ul ?on this day, at 10 o'clock, at | I Ko. 20 Vendue Bange, dry goods, clothing, shoes, Ac. For restoring strength and appetite, use' the great Southern Tonic, Painomi's HEP AU c BTTTKRS and you ' wifl not be disappointed. For ?ale by aU druggists. ; ' ^ 23. M. WHITING-; CORONER AND IrUGt?TRA^ , TTTAa REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM CHALMERS XX at^et to No, 83 CHURCH STREET, ono door aorthoi BroadBtreet. . August31 I Enow thy Destiny. M.nmp E. F. THORNTON, ta? great English Astrolo? gist, Clairvoyant and Psychumctriclan, who has aston? ished tho seien tille classes of tho Old World, has now lo? cated herself at Haddon, H. Y. Madame THOBNTON pos? sesses such wondorful powers of second sight as to ena? ble her to impart knowledge of thc greatest importance to tho singlo or married of either BOX. While tn a state of trance, sh j delineates tho very features of the poa??* you aro to narry, and by the aid of au Instrument >?* i. tenso power, imown as the Psychomotropo, gassaaaaes t<> produce a life-like picture of tho future najaaad > r wife or tho applicant, together with dato of man*af?>, position In Ute, leading traits of character, A*. This s n hum? bug, os thousand of testimonials caa i ?ir t. sax- will send, whon desired, a certified oerMsato nr written guarantee, that the picture is what Itp Wp o ;,tLbe> By enclosing a small lock of hair, aacaaca. u flaco o birth, age, disposition and complexion,sad ? ? r)m>ln fifty cents and stamped envelope addressed y ?ursf If, you will re? ceive thc picture and desired i ?for m P u,, by return mail. All communications sacredly ?wan daotial. Address, in confidence. Madame E. F. r B-? BK TUN, P. O. Box 223, Hudson, N. Y. y March 30 Wive Natur o a Lift. PEOPLE EXPECT TOO il U (Hi OF NAT?BE. THEY trifle with their health, a? i , j, constitutions, and then are surprised that tuer t1* Tho pr?sure of .onetooi mental or bodily labor, upon the animal powors, ' i maodous. Vc^^few systems aud constitutions sas v r cpagainst th,? pressure un? assisted. Add tc ? unhealthy influences which lurk unseen in tko vir w . Breathe, tho water wo drink, tile lassitude produced a o ii season by tho chango from tho rigor ol Wintere > t h , warmth of Spring, and it would seem to rcquir J saaaos - superhuman vigor to keep in per? fect health without .- eiafcrcing tho physical energies. ButhowroBWoras Mtesi? Certainly not with adultera? ted stimulai!*). u ' .;. imo poison in tho outer air, or in tho atmosphere ? furnace-heated rooms, or work? shops, or foetaaies, , pernicious as those deadly-burning fluids. Why use Sa ora, waen BW3T?7I 1 BBS STOMACH BITTERS, a vegetable tome without alloy, aro everywhere obtain? able? Noll ita? kc? ever been offered to tho feeble and debilitated ne haaa?ess in its nature, so powerful in Its inrigoratiug Htoeta, as this celebrated TOMACHIC AND ALTERATIVE In tho .-??a y and lie navy, in new settlements, and in crowded ri aies, by old and young, rich and poor, it ls used as a FROTBcrrrvE AND RESTORATIVE MEDICINE, wi Ul mest gratifying results. fi April 22 Free to 'Everybody. A Large G pp. Circular, giving information of the rrcatcst importance to the young of both sexes. It teaches how the homely may become beautiiul, tho despised respected, and tho forsaken loved. No young lady or gentleman should fail tn send their address, and receive a copy post-paid, by return mall. Address P. O. Drawer, 21, March 30 lyr Tro/, N. Y. OFFICIAL. Headquarters, Se: ontl military District,) CHARLESTON, S. C.. April 20th, 1867. J SPECIAL ORDERS, NO. 23. [EXTRACT.] * * * . # ? I. Special Orders No. 21, current series, from these Headquarters, which establish a Provost Court within tho military post of Aiken, S. C., ere hereby sq modified that no sent?n co affecting tho liberty of any person, shall bo executed until it ls approt cd by the Commanding General; and it is further ordered, that white persons charged with murder, manslaughter, rape, or arson on tho perso is or property of persons of color, and perseas of color charged with Uko offences against tho persons or proporty of white persons, will bc brought to trial be? fore a Military C ommission ; the accused will bo taken into military custody and tho evidence in the case with charges forwarded to these Headquarters. ? * * * ' ? * By command of Major-General D. E SICKLES. J. W. CLOUS, Captain 88th U. S. Infantry, Aide-de-'. amp, and A. A. A. G. OFFICIAL: J. W. CLOUS, Capt. 33th Daft, A. A. A. G. April 23 1 OFFICIAL. Headquarters Second Military District,) CHARLESTON, S. C., April 20,1807. j QESSSAX OllDKB, NO. 12. L Tho Military Sub-Districts of North Carolina and South Carolina are hereby discontinued. XL Tho territory embraced within this command is ' divided into Posts, as fo lows : SOUTH CAROLINA L The Military Post of Charleston, to embrace the State Districts of Charleston, "CoEeton, and Berkley, and tho adjacent islands; to bo commanded by Brevet Briga dicr-Goueral H. B. Ctrrz, Lieutenant-Colonel 6th Infan? try. Headquartei 8 at Charleston, S. C. Garrison: Head? quarters, and Companies A, D, F, and L 6th Infantry, and. Companies D and F, 40th Infantry. 2. The Military Post of Hilton Head, to embroco the State District of Beaufort and adjacent islands ; to be commanded by Brevet Captain JAMES CHESTER, 1st Lieu? tenant 3d Artillery. Headquarters at Hilton Heal. Gar? rison : Company E, 3d Artillery, and Company K, 10th Infantry. '* 3. The Military Post of Georgetown, to embrace the State Districts of Georgetown and Horry; to be com- ) mandedby Brevet Major E. W. H. READ, Captain 8th In? fantry. Headquarters at Georgetown, S. C. Garrison :. Company C. 8th Infantry. 4- Tho Military Post of Aiken, to embrace the State Districts of Barnwell and Edgefield; to tn. commanded by Brevet Major L. Tum, Captain 6th Cavalry. Head? quarters at Aiken, H. C. Garrison: Companies H and L, Stn Cavalry. - 5. The Military Post of Darlington, to embrace the State Districts of Williamsburg, Clarendon, Marion, Dar? lington, Marlboro', and Chesterfield; to bo commanded by Captain H S. HAWKINS. 6th Infantry. Headquarters at Darlington, S. O. Garrison: Company G. 0th Infantry. 6. The Military Post of Columbia, to embraco the State Districts of Orangeburg, Sumter. Kershaw, Rich? land, and Lexington ; to be command od by Brevet Briga? dier-General J. D. GREESE, Colonel 6th Infantry. Bead quarters at Columbia, S. C. Garrison : Companies B, C, and E, Ctn Infantry. ' '. ^ 7. The Military Post of Newberry, to embrace the State Districts of Newberry, Laurens, and Abbeville ; to be commanded by Brevet Major J. M'CLZA?Y,' Captain Gth Infantry. Headquarters at Newberry, S. C Gan i son : Company H, 6th Infantry. ' 8. The Military Post of Anderson, to embrace the State Districts of Anderson, Greenville and Bickens ; io be commanded by Brevet Lioutennni-Colonel A. T. SMXCU Captain 8th Infantry. Headquarters at Anderson, S. O. Garrison : Company 1,8th Infantry. 9. The Military Post of Unionv?lo, to embrace the State District of Spartanburg and Union; to be commanded by Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel J. N. ASBBSWS, Captain 8th Infantry. Headquarters at Unlonv?lo, S. C. : Garri? son: Company G, 8th Infantry. 10. The Military Post of Chester to embrace the Stale District of York, Chester, Fairfield, and Lancaster; to be commanded by Brevet Major D. D. LTTTN, Captain 6th Infantry. Headquarters at Chester, 8. C. Garrison: Com? pany K, 6th Infantry. . ? . . ?.. ? * ? " VIL Tho following named o?icors, in addition to their other duties, have been assigned, in orders freon the .War Department as Assistant Commissioners of the Bur? ian cr Refugees, Freedmen,. and Abandoned lands, wi?'iin' the limits of this command: ri?-.;i 1 ; Brevet Major-General R. K. SCOTT, tor South CexbUiaa, Headquarters at Charleston, S. C. " ,'" Brevet Major-General N. A. MILES, Colonel ??th. In? fantry, for North 'Carolina, Headquarters at lt&leiBh, ?.0. . ' . \. ' ' , . ....? ... ?..,.'...? ... * * .. \ . .aC/.y. X. Tho salo of spirituous liquors by any per (on or persons to solajera, sailors, or marinos in the seri-ico of tho United Suites, is hereby prohibited; sud sny-.person so offending, procuring for. or giving away to, any sol? dier, Bailor, or marine any spirituous liquors, ;?riB, be brought to trial before a military tribunal, and s'tiaH be fined in a som not exceeding one hundred, nor lees than' fifty dollars, or imprisoned for a period, not eu reeding two months. And any person giving im*ormation of any violation cf this order, shill, ts^on conviction of the per? son accused, be entitled to receive one-fourth of the a oe. imposedand collected,,. .y//.^' ?'I**:' ''"''?''.'Vi'.'V Boat Commanders will requiro Sheriffs, Deputy Shea * xSa, Constables, and the police., force within their com. - mauds'to report to them any violation of military orders and arrest the guilty parties. '....'; XL Post C ommanders w?l exoroiso a supervision over? all Magistrates, Sheriffs, Deputy ShyiffB, Constables and Police within their commands; and will, whenever noces sary for the pr?servation of order and the efficient dis? charge nf their duties, assume command of the police force. ,. j By command of MaJor-G. r.3r?; D. E SICKLES. - '? '% '? ' .' ' . J. 'W. CL0UH, % . Captidc 38th Infantry, A. I>. C., and Act Asst Anjt, Gen'I. Oman: J. W. CLOUS. Capt SStli left, Aid-do-Camp. and A. A. A. G. . tuS April 22 f * . THE ,, . Office No. U? Meeting street^ . r CONNEXIONS Eaiiroads Tbrougir?iit ?t,: -. -'-?-.. THU :?" -UNITED ;STATES- ?|? I ?yeiry attention giren - io tbe 'safe Transmission of Freight Money,, and Valuables. : ; ; . WILL CALI- ; FOE. AND DELIVER FBEIQH1 TO ..ANY', POINX IK .?BE OIX? ' \ ' Ty'' TjfBBB. Q?<m*8?E), - ' ; ,?: ? . Ano?.. ; ''^?:--isr'';'?:X-.j j.-?^#ya??'i?'%^ MISCELLANEOUS. B. G. WILKINS, No. 12 East Bay, Agout of FREDERICK MUSPRATT WOODEND (UEN?C?L WORKS, Near Warrington, England, FFORMS THE PAPER, CLOTH AND SOAP FAC? TORIES, that by tho ship Amoila, from Liverpool, ho expects to receive a supply of CHEMICALS which ho desireB to sdi upon arrivul ut the most reasonable mar? ket rates, viz: 35 casks BLFACHTNO POWDER Ol drums (iron) Cuuatic Soda 9 ticrccR Bleaching Powdor 71 puncheons Green Copperas. J93*Tho Constitutionalist of Augusta, Ga., and the Fayetteville, N. C., Obsorvcr. will givo two insertions and send bill to Charleston Nows. tuthsS April 23 GOAL AFLOAT. DAILY EXPECTED PER SCHOONERS MARY IS. LONG ANO MANANTICA, PRODI PHILADELPHIA t OPCRK TONS W. A. STEAMBOAT AND FOUNDRY J2Q\J COAL 250 tons R. A. Egg Size, for grates -.oo tous R. A. Stove Cosl, for ranges. For salo while lauding, at reduced price?, by ll. F. MAKER tc CO, Coal Yard, No. 20 Cumberland strcot. April 23_ 3 WINDOW SHADES! WINDOW RHADES ! ! JUST RECEIVED, FIVE CASE. TSDOW SHADES, latest patterns. For salo low . , H. W. KINSMAN, April 23 2 No. 375 KINO STREET (up stairs). PAPER HANGINGS. ANEW SUPPLY OF THE ABOVE GOODS, NEW? EST and choicest designs, just received and for sale cheap at H. W. KINSMAN'S, April 23 2 No. 275 KING STREET (np stairs). A (JARD TO THE LADIES. MRS. C. C PETERS IS NOW PREPARED TO STAMP OVER FIVE THOU- ' SAND NEW PATTERNS for EMBROIDERING- AND BEUDJNG On every material, at her private residence, No. 4 George street_"_April 32 DURHAM TOBACCO. ASI HAVE THE AGENCY OF GREEN'S DURHAM _??L- TOBACCO I am able to offer the same to tho trade at manufacturer's prices. Freight added, in quantities. L. LORENZT. April 22_3 No. 392 King street POCKET REPEATING LIGHT MATCH. BEING APPOINTED SOLE AGENT FOR CHARLES? TON for tho same, can furnish thc trade low. L. LO KEN ZT, April 22 3 Agent for the Repeating Light Co. LAW BOOKS. The. Reports of South Carolina AND THE STATUTES AT LARGE, AT HALF PRICE. AT HART'S April 22 . Bookstore. MEDICAL BOOKS AND Anatomical Charts, French and English, ARE GOING OFF AT HALF PRICE AT HART'S Bookstore. April 22 OTTO SONTAG, DYER AND SCOURER. No. 8 Orange street. f^i ENTS' COATS, VESTS AND PANTS. OF ANY VJT stuff, dyed, cleaned and pressed. April 23_3_ FURNITURE AUCTIONS AT PRIVATE RESIDENCES Attended to with promptness and dispatch, and at MODERATE CHARGES, BY ' SMITH & MCGILLIVRAY, ' April ll ; Auctioneers, Nb. 27 Broad street IC2 OK.E-A.Mi SODA WATER ! ! CONFECTIONERY AND CAKES M WiS HAVE THE PLEASURE OS" AN? NOUNCING to tie Ladies and Gentlemen of Charleston, that we. tho undersigned, have fitted up a FIRST CLASS ESTABLISMENT, at the corner of Meet? ing and Hasel streets, where we will guarantee that you will find a superior quality of ICE CREAM, SODAWA? TER, CONFECTIONERY am. CAKES. Hoping to re? ceive o share of the patronage of the community, we aro Respectfully, JOHN OG-REN. W. A. WHITINGTON. April 13 . . Imo fTIHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO DIS JL PENSE this .agreeable and healthful beverage, st their well-known stands, No. 86 HASEL STREET, be? tween King and Meeting streets, rio. 428}? KING STREET (Old Piquet Gcard House), and at the head of CENTER MARKET, northwest corner. ' Druggists and others wishing to be supplied with Fountains or Syrups, and' dealers desiring Fountains charged, will be- accommodated upon reasonable .terme, ? Steamers, Hotels, Restaurants and private families,, furnished with a superior article of bottled Soda, in quan? tities to suit purchasers. . . ,. j. : Wo aro agents for.the sale of A. J. Morse '& Sou's Justly celebrated Soda Water Apparatus, consisting of Genera? tors, Fountains, Marble Draught Stands, Silver Plated .Refrigerating Draught Stands, Tumbler Holders, and all apparatus necessary for the manufacturo of Soda-Water, al the manufacturers' prices, with freight added. " Dealers in Soda Water throughout tho State, desiring an apparatus, will do well to examine the merits of Morse's Apparatus, before purchasing elesewhere. Description cstalogno and price Hst sent to any address upon application to JOHN BUCK & CO., Charleston; I While appreciating the very liberal patronage extended tona during the past season, we shall strive to merit its continuance. ' Jfl^HN BUCK. E. H. GARDNER. April ll MEEKING STREET, (SEIT TO ?nLLS HOUSE.) C?THE SUBSCRIBER-BAYING- A NEW AND BEAU X TIFUL assortment of JOB TYPE, is prepared to execute every discriptton of PRINTING. Pamphlets, Law-and Mercantile Blanks, " Circn^q?r^il, il/. ;- i ?[ I Bill Heads, "' - 7 Cards; . '-' ? , -Jz.?^ i ^heisV - . &c, &c. NEATLY AND EXPEDITIOUSLY EXECUTED. JjxrfllS ~-J ihsra8 Boobs, Periodicals and Stationery; ,I DST 1.?E0I-JLV??D- . --j- ? - . ?I. A lt ir c supply of STATIONERY 1- , .t-HOTOORAPHS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS POCKETBOOKS, DIARIES for 1867, Etc ' ' ' x'':-':-i^'>i^-<: ' fine ?ind large selection of NOVELS, by the most ceVuniod authors. ; BOHO BOOK? BOOKS for Home Am. serments, &c ? rV < AL U:o MONTHLY MAGAZINES, WEEKLY PAPERS. PATT.Ttet fMiq^nffr m fnma, and subEcripU?ns ro oefred for the same. ' ; Orders from tho cotrutvy oro respectfully nolicited. TERM^LTOasAT,?- .. . :7 Novttnber8 VS^o??s?il? & Retail iDealers ??: ?KS; ? PERIODICALS, ;N E W ef ? i ^? a s, s T, AI' io; N ?:B Y, ETC .''.No.. KUIfi-STREET .. ;.... f \?(P^)i^''Jkt?;i??!0C!^^::''.-.'-'Pei.-" . Tho LATEST'LISUESrtf tho Pyress always on hand. : " Subscx?pUons recciiYo?i tn? C^POda ?eliverea or for Warded by Mail or Express. Ail CASH ORDERS rta bo prcmjDt?y attended to. AUCTION SALES. Hams, Strips, Candles and Starch. BY HENRY COOTA ?Si CO. THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, in front of our store, wiU U> H old, 400 UNBAGGED HAMS 460 Bacon Strips 00 boxes Candios 60 boxes Starch. Conditions cash._April 23 Fine Feit and Leghorn Hals. BY JOHN Gi JUIA'OR ?.t CO. THIS DAY. 23d inst., at 10 o'clock, wll' he sold at our Auction Sales Koom, No. 133 MeeUi'K street. An invoice of Gent's Superior FELT AND LEGHORN HATS, viz: 7 cartoons containing 3 10-12 Fino FELT HATS 2 cartoons containing 1H dozen Brown Leghorn Hats 4 cartoons containing 5>? dozen White Leghorn Hats Conditions cash. April 23 Superior Heady Made Clotliinijf. BY JOHN il. MILTVOR & CO. THIS DAY, the 23d lust,, at 10 o'clock, will bo sold at our | Auction Salesroom. No. 133 Meeting street, AN INVOICE OF KUPEUIOR READY MADE CLOTHING, CONSISTING or : BLACK CLOTH FROCK, Black Tricot Frock Coats, Gent's Fancy Casshnore Coats and Sacks, Cottonadc Coats, Liuen Sacks, Fancy Casslmero and Cottonado I'Aits, Flannel Hacks, Casslmcre, Tweed and Drill Vests, Tfocd Racks, Black Farmer's Satin Vest?, Blue Jean P.fits. Children's Casslmcro Suits, with an Invoice of Lry Ot? ls. gouditions cash._ April 23 BY U.M. MARSILVLL & BRO., Brokers and Auctioneer?, No. 33 Broad St., TO-MORROW, at ll o'clock, will bo sold, 200 yards ENGLISH HELTON (in suits of 4 yards) -feet or Lend Pipo (750n>s weight)_April 23 BY R. DI. MARSHALL JU BRO. Brokers and Auctioneers, No. 33 Broad-st-, I TO-MORROW, at 10 >i o'clock, will be Bold, 1 PONY. 3 Mules, 1 Horse, 1 Rockaway An assortment of Furniture, Mattresses, Crockery, Cooking Stove, fcc. _ - (TApril S3 BAtVVKTT SC II UR. Auctionrtr and Commission Merchant, ai No. SO Iv J np; street, below Broad street. Offers his services for tho salo of MERCHANDISE al day and night at his store, also for the sale of Slo rk. Bonds, Real Estate, Vessels, Horses and Produce, ?cst city references will be given. Consignments solid cd. Terms moderato and guarantees satisfaction. April 22_Imo Aiitcions for Horses, Vehicles and Furn?ure, EVERY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at a quarter past 10 o'clock, ns originally established by the subscribers. Furniture eales at Private Residences promptly attend? ed to at low charges. SMITH s MCGILLIVRAY. Auctioneers, No. 27 Broad street, April li 3mo South Side near State. PRIVATE SALES." ~ Mules, Wagons and Harness, at Private Sale. BY CLIFFORD & MATHEWGS, No. 50 Broad Street. 4 WELL-BROKE SOUND YOUNG MULES 2 Four-horse Wagons 2 Bets Harness. 2 April 22 DRY GOODS, ETC. SPRING GOODS. SPRING GOODS. AT THE S?0LL, WEBB & CO., NO. ??87 KING STREET. THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY INFORM tlisir friends and customers that they aro now ro C?ivinS-their STOCK OF SPRING GOODS, all of which nave been selected with care and at the lowest prices and which wc now offer at a vory smaU advance above cost Our motto being, Quick Sales and Small Profits, wo would respectfully solicit our friends and customers to eau and examine our Stock bolaro purchasing. Pai ticnlar pains takon in showing Goods. Our Stock con? sists in part of 3- 4 LONG CLOTH, I2>? cents 7- 8 Long Cloth, 15,17,18 cents by the piece 4- 4 Long Cloth. 20. 25, 30,35 cents 9, 10 and 11-4 Sheetings 9,10 and 11-4 Linen sheetings-cheap Pillow Linens-all prices Bird Eye Diapers-all prices ' Russia Diapers-all prices Scotch Diapers-all prices Hue. Diapers-all prices Crash, 12.?, 20 and 25 cents ! Bleached Dama-fe Cloths 8- 4 Bleached T-blc Damask 6-4 and 8-4 Brown Table Damask Colored Table Damask Worsted Table and Piano Covers. DRESS GOODS. GRENADINES AND LENOS , Crape Moretz English Bareges-plain and figured Melanges and Poplins, for Travelling Dresses Colored French Printed Organdies Colored Printed Jaconet and Lawns Per?ois and Chambrays Solid Colored French C?mbrico and Lawns Black Berege and Crape Maretz S-4 Black Borage, for Shawls 8-4 Black Grenadine Black Bombazines, all anal?tica Black Alpacas Black Tanais:- Cloth Black ano Colored silts. With a variety of other Goods, which w?l be offered at low prices, at STOLL, WEBB & ?0., No. 287 King Street, I BANCROFT'S OLD STAND. March 26 WHITE GOODS " AND '. ' . EMBB0IDEEIES. JACONETS, COTTON CAMBRICS - Nainsook and Mull Muslins Bishop and Victoria Lawns - ? Plaid and Stripu Swiss Plaid and s-.tripe Cambrics ' ? 1 Plaid and Stripe Nainsooks SwissMushns - - . -? FrenchMuslins " Dotted Muslins . . , ?' Tucked Muslins : : .- '?> Muslin Edgings and Insertmgs - ! Cambric Edgings and lnsornrifra ? % . -Thread-Ec^ings andliisertings? - - - Valencine Edgings and Insertings ; -EtoenEdgings and Insertings - ?'. Brussels Edgings . ." Maltese Lace Collars, in variety ? Swiss and Camcric Collars, in variety Linen Collars and Cuna Infants' Bodies and Robes. : Wit i a complete assortment of all other Goods Lin the above line. 1 * STOLL, WEBB MO., iMarehio ^ 287 King Street^ HOSIEBY! HOSIERY ! WE WOULD CALL PARTICULAR A .MENTION TO our stock of HOSIERY, which wo would offer at much lower prices than formerly: .LADIES':'WHITE COTTON HOSE V Ladies* Open Work Hose . Ladies' Black and Slate Hoso '. Gents' Half Hose in Brown and'White Misses'White Cotton Hose in variety ( Boy i Half-Hose in variety, .---'- '.?? ELOYES ! -j LADEE5' BLACK,"'WHITE -AND" COLORED KID ' GLOVES ? - ladies'lisle and Silk Gloves ? - ' ' -? Gents'Lisle and Silk Gloves ' .- >? Loee Mitts-tn variety .'.?.' . . "i Ladles' Buck Gauntlets Gents'Bock Gloves - ?Misses- Lisle and Silk Gie roe . , 'Misses'Lace Mitta - ? - ? ?? With a full assortment of all Goods in our lino at low prices. ;ij ... :'>. : .. ? ? '.'. , ? . t~X.' ; sim, WEBB & no., No., 287 King Street. ??? March26' / ' . . :lmo . \ WILLIS ?& CHISVJLC FACTORS, IMMISSION MERCHANTS, 1 ? ,v."' -J- . . Ass. :, ;.. ; $HIPPIN?3 AGENTS, l?YTILL ATTEND'TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AHD Xl SSL MENT (to Foreign and Domestic Pons) ol COTiON, 3?CE,LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES. ATLANTIC WHARP, Charleston. S. C. E. 'WILLIS.. i. ........R. CHISOLM ' October 25 _, ' ?.. ._ O. GHTOT^^^^^ General Commission Mere?iantv ;, MaimiiactiLrer of 'IPato?r;' ' i ''-^);?.<A di'Vi^iTs'ji?^.r: v? >:7?? '.: rSO. 127 RBI D 12 ST R K K T, ' . ConferHudson Street, New York. -JpvEALER IN PAPER AND IN . MATERIALS -OF _LJf 6vervdescription for its manufseture. T' - ?. ._" . December. 18'; ^ '' ? . .? ?.- . theo. ~ " FRANCIS B. LEE, ? TirAVIX? RETURNED TO'THF .'C?T?V. .UAS?2B ff"! found at bia Office, LAW HAN?*E, Broad street . ' March2 .. : .. .<.""..... . . ?ta?-. Attorneys at J?aw ? Sol?eiifcoi? in Equity b;-' OFFICE Mo. 1W ESOAD STItEKT. j;,.JB^?labe?'5-y ?- - ' .- . -y- '...i.;.-.', -, ? TH U tTT^RA'tTV;. V rPTIELISHED WEEKLY'AT NEWBERRX C BLi AT 93 per-Manum, and. having ? larg? circulation HMD ?aHHS upper and lower D?strictB of the Slate, affor?s graat advantages to aaTOrilsers;. '.".' I Rates for advertWng'Tery reasonable-for which atmlr to our Agent, Mr. T.p. SLIDER, et fr? MRI? House. - THC* F. & R. H.<oErTKKlfa ; !.. AUCTION SALES. New Butter, Sides and Sfioulders. BY T. M. CATEU* Will bo sold THIS DAY, on Brown's Wharf, at three quarters past 0 o'clock, 20 tubs choleo NEW BUTTER, per steamer Moncka 50 firkins choice State Butter 75 tubs choleo Orango County Butter 19 boxes Sidos WK) IOCHO Hhouldcrs, In lots. _CQudlUon8 cash. April 23 Bacon, Butter. Cheese. Potatoes. MY BRUNS ?Sf BEE. WIU bo sold THIS DAY, the 23d inst, in front of our store. No. 78 East Bay, at 10 o'clock. 3000 POUNDS BACON SHOU LD Kits 17 firkin? choice Butter 25 boxes Cheese, English Dalry and Cutting - barrels Dish Potatoes. April 23 Dry doods. Clotlihiq, Mallina, deo.' BY MILES BRAKE. THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock. I will soil at my store, corner of King and Liberty streets, PIECES BEREGE, Grenadine, De Laines, Oapo Me rotte, Printed Lawn, CaUco, Plaiu and Figured Swiss, Jaconcl, Cambric, Cross Bar, Whito and Black Swiss, lVpllnet, Brilliant, Irish and Domestic Linen, Damask. Diaper. Nankeen, Vesting, Saiii?.-'., Tweed, Cassimure, Mosquito Ncttiug, Ac. Dozens Ladies' Tucked Skirts. Hoop Skirts-8 to 30 Sprin-js, Madras, Linen Cambric and Mem Stitch Hand? kerchiefs, Corset?, Linen, Cotton and Hickory Shirts, ladies' and Gent's Assorted Hosiery, Tablo Cloth, Gloves, Jewelry, Ladies' Jet Chains, fcc. CLOTHING. SOO Broadcloth, Cassimere. Alapaca and Linen BUSI? NESS COATS 1O0 pair Cassimorc, Satinet, Jean and Drill Pants. AI?0, 1 SHOW CASE 7 M. Cigars 5 pieces 4-4 White Matting. Terms cash. April 23 BULLIO AV ?Si SON, No. 22 Vendue Ranee, Will sell THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. Shoes, Felt Hate, Fancy Goods, ?kc. AM, Sundry articles FURNITURE. Mattresses, Meat Safe?, 1 Awning, 15x15, with iron frame. April 23 MILLIGAN ?Sf SON, Hill Bell on TOMORROW, 24th inst, at Fraser's Wharf, at ll o'clock, 1 FLAT, with cabin, 00 feet long, 15 feet wide, 3)5 foot deep 1 Open Flat, 55 feet long, 13 feot wide, 3J? foot deep. April 23 Furniture Sale. BY W; Y. LEITCH & lt. S. BRUNS, Brokers and Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, tho 24th April, at tho northeast corner of I-iurens and Wall streets, will bo sold at Auction, com mepcing at 10 o'clock, A. M., A VAUEETY OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, cn??siKTrao or: BEDSTEADS. Wardrobe Marblo-top Table. Dining Tnbic, Marble-top Bureau and Washstands, What-Nots, mattresses. Copper Kettle, Book Case, fcc, fcc. ALSO. A LADY'S PONY, BUGGY AND HARNESS. April 23 Beautiful Residence, No. 74 Hoxel street, north side, hw doors east of Hie Posloipce. BY ALONZO J. WRITE ??fe SON, Brokers, Auctioneer? andKralEitatc Ag'ts, WIU bo sold on TUESDAY, the 30th April, at tho north of the Exchange, Broad street, at ll o'clock A. M., That beautiful RESIDE.-: CE No. 74 Basel street, two doors east of tho Post?nico, known as the residence of Dr. Chisolm. The Lot measures 100 feet front by 120 feet deep, be tho same more or less. The House con? tains eight rooms, with extensivo accommodations in outbuildings for servants, horses and vehicles. This is the most attractive residence in the heart of Charleston, and is peculiarly well situated for business or profes? sional men. Terms-One-third cssh; balance payable in one and tra years, with interest from day of salo, payable semi? annually; credit portion secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of tho premises; buildings to bo insured, kept insured, and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay A. J. W. A Son for all necessary papers and stamps. April 23 tuthsmtuS AGRICULTURAL. CROASDALE'S SUPERPH0S f H AT ES STANDARD FERTILIZER. 1 f\r\ TOSS FOR SALE BY JUJU WM. GURNEY. April 23 4_No. 102 East Bay. WOO LSTON'S ASMOKIATED BONE PHOSPHATE OF LIME. BALTIMORE. April ll, 18G7. RESULT Of Analysis of WOOLSTON'S BONE PHOSPHATE, manufactured by W. WHITELOCK fc CO., from a sample drawn by myself at their Warehouse : Moisture (det. at 70 per cent.).4.180 Organic combustible matter,.20.700 Capable ot producing Ammonia.3.242 Inorganic earthy matter.75.120 Cont-Jning of Phosphoric Acid.27.810 Containing of Lime.24.111 Containing Magnesia, fcc.23.200 "Of the Phosphoric Acid 1.023 per cent, is soluble in water, and representa 2.233 of soluablo Bone Phosphate of Lime; tho whole, amounting to 27.810 per cent., ' equal to 60.712 per cont, of Boue Phosphate of Lime. G. A. LIEBIG. This Phosphate is prepared by ourselves with the greatest care, is strictly uniform in quality, and nothing enters into its manufacture which is not a valuable manure. The very nattering accounts wo are daily receiving of tho result of its application last season, and its exceed in; richness as shown by tho above analysis, justify us in recommending it in tho very highest terms. AU we ask is a trial of it by the side of Peruvian Guano, or any other manure which can bo produced. . : W. WHITELOCK & CO., No. 44 South street, Baltimore. For tole by T. J. KERR & CO. April-38 ? - _ C SEED RICE. rjpkfx BUSHELS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. |VU For salo by W. W. SHACKELFORD, April ll thstn. _No. 1 Boyce's Wharf. LANDING THIS DAT. EX STKA?iSIHP ALLIANCE, FROM PHILADELPHIA. A r?f\ BARRELS ALLEN A NEEDLES' CELEBRA- I j ^?XJKJ TED AMMONIATED FERTILIZER, proba I bl}- the last shipment of tho season. AB unfilled orders supplied direct from tho vesseL j ? MACBETH A RAVENER, I' April 17 Sole Agents. MACHINE SH'OPSr^ EAS0NS' AND Machine Shops. BUILD AND REPAIR Steam Engines, Boilers, Saw- and Grist Wilts. Cast? ing? in Bron and Brass of j all descriptions. Send orders to J. M. EASON il BRO., ; Nassau and Columbus ats., Charleston, S, C. Xeeetaber 15 etuthlyr NOTICE. TO CARPENTERS. BUILDERS, ?SC. "fcrODB ATTENTION: IS CALLED .TO A FURTHER 1 ?X REDUCTION TN THE PRICES OF PREPARED LUIEBER for your uses. ?. TCWGUETNG AND GROOVING-..85 per M SURFACING ONE SIDE....v..,.. AperM ;| S0BFAC3NG BOTH SIDES.7 per M ' 7 ON HAST) FOB 3AU : 20,000 feet 1 ii Worked Seasoned Flooring ' 10,000 feet ;. '? corked Lining "10,000 feet'& ft th er Boards, 9 and 10 inches wide i 15,000 feet IX, 1J?, and 2 inch Yellow Pine, 14 to 20 Inches wide 7 * T?.OOO feet 1J? Stepping 10,000festWide I inchBoards. .. - lourpahonage^BobUrited. . f "iV. v.?*?? ' *''iTO cossoatEBs;' .." Xjn fcavfflateryattached a FIRST-CLASS CORN MELL | ? to oar. establishment, and are prepared to furnish I GBIST;AND'MEAL, in large or small quantities, to cus- j Crd^'ir?in'Ctty or Cotmrry solicited. Terms cash. -. " ' - . .WHARTON A PETSCH, "Car Warte; Steam Planing and Grooving Milis, ." : - Corner line street and Raitaad Avenue. March89. ?? -'tothslmo MELL, - BETWEEN KING AND ST. PHILIP. ' EtTMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND BUILDING ? MATERIAL., and PAINTS, OILS, GLASSES, Ac, ccmitantly ou hand at the lowest market prices. ; June atv .'^ - ...".? , ftulvr> BR I ?GE S ;& ^L A N ?, BWNUFACT?REBS AND DEALERS TN RAILROAD AND CAJI ENDINGS, juro..'' . Machinery ?r'wv?nry ZH",<nrtptlon . -V*,'' "M*?'.'X" . C': ' - TAITS PATENT EOIXINO "?EVEB SHEARS _? ?sj^ Doria,' ?uta. Waahers^Car.^fihlp^and Brldgo Bolts. *?arEE?!??D<FTDBER STRING IOCOMOTTVE AND HASD LANTERNS. PcTtabll Forges and Ja-A Screws, CcBon put^ifar Car Oc*srs;i>a>? .nd BnvfoTrlrnming*. ^ttncc*?ul]dnda,ISe^^ > Alio. Agenta ?or tho meau&cfcrori o? CAB HEAD hjQIIBEQBr.?'. . L. .. ' (A01BBT^l?lxn>aF?w.U Btyeanoar.6' - : ?. - ??-?: ?<;'fy? . Wthsftpo J iE?orKg' ^Txli^-^LAKgaa,':- .?" -; < \ -??' - aiPBOVEP;CAB WB??L BOS?3. ?;'. ;'.. : - BOLT.C?TtEBS. . ? i . - l t ~trPMOHT'ioiEr?8? ?; -Mi Works at Womsester^ JHass. ^ ?OFTICJE ANT) WABE??O?M, No. 223 rEABL ST^ l'.lltoe??b?<r28. i .i.--- v..- ..'?:??? '???0 AUCTION SALES Corn-On account of thc underwriters and ad con? cerned. BY LAV UK V vt ALEXASDSR. THIS DAV. 23d Inst.. wiU bo s ld In Unl'-n Wharf Stores st 12 o'olock, on account of the underwriters and all concerned. ISO SACKS CORN. slightly damaged. Condition? cash._ April 23 nutter- Huller. BY hAl'UEV ?te ALKXAKDER. THIS DAY, 23d in?t.. will bc sold before our store. No. 137 East Hay at 10 o'clock. 41 FIRKIN'S SELECTED GOSHEN BUTTER. Just re? lived per Steamer Moneka. Conditions cash._April 23 ^ Senarg, Nails. Siripa. Cheese, tic. Itv Ii.lUKKY ?St ALEXANDER, mis DAY', 23d 1 nst., will bo sold beforo our store, No. 137 East Bay at 10 o'clock. 100 botes 8 EG ARS. 30 kegs Nails fassortod.) 200 Bacon Strips, 20 boxes Goshen Cheero, ir, boxes English Dairy Choose. 20 boxea Assorted Pickles. 45 boxes FiyR and sundry other article?. Couditlona caRh. April 23 Plantation on null's Bau ed Auction. BY SMITH .it MCGILLIVRAY, Will bo sold THIS MORNING, tho 2Bd instant, at ll o'eloek, at thc old Custom House, cast sud of Broad street, ALI. THAT TRACT OF LAND, known ns tho ..Murrell Traet." situated on Bull's Bay. Christ Ch ?rca Parish, consisting of 035 0-10 acres, moro or less, 100 ot which ar?- cleared, bounded on north and caHt l>y lands now or late of Peter Manlgault. south by the tnwaboe of Bull's Boy, and weat by lauds now or lite of Jos. S. Gibbes. These lands are twenty-one miles from Mannt Pleasant, and produce first-class Lom; Cottons. Ti nus cash. tuths3 mtu2 Apcfl'23 Whiskey. Cnlfinh. Sides, Strips, dc. .IEPKORDS ?te CO. Will sell TniS DAY. In front of their storo. No. 27 Vendue Range, at 10 o'clock, 10 IIBLS RECTIFIED PROOF WHISKEY B drum? Codflsib 70 tubs Choice New York State Butter 30 kogs Choice Butter 5 hhds Clear Sides 11 Mids Shoulders 10,000 lbs. Strips Bacon 15 tierces Sugar Cured Hams 2 lihds Bulk Shoulders 4 lib<lH Smoked Bellies 10 bbls Tomatoes, in cans 17 boxes Tobacco 4 tierces Leaf Lard. April 23 Kalmia Mills al Auction, HY WAKDLAW ?te CAREW. Under foreclosure of mortgages, will be sold, THIS DAY, 23d April, 18G7, at ll o'clock A. M., at the north side of the Exchange, Charleston, S. C.. The KALMIA MILLS, with all tho Property and appur? tenances thereunto belonging, consisting of the several tracts and pare?la of Land, situate, lying and being in thc District ol Edgeficld. South Carolina, amounting in all to about four thousand two hundred and fifty-nine (42?t9) ncrcR, more or loss, convoyed to the Bald Tcalrnln. Mills by John J. Glover and by Gustavus Volgor, all of which said several tracts of Laud are now iu possession of, and occupied by the said Kalmia Mills as the site of their factory, now in course of erection. Together with aU and singular tho waters, water privileges, rights, members, hereditaments and appurtenances to tho said premises, belonging, or ic any wise incident or apper? taining. AXSO, All tho BUILDINGS, MACHINERY, Tools, Implements. Carts, Bricks, Lumber and Materials, now belonging to the said Kalmia Mills, on tho lands and elsewhere. This property is situate immediately on the South Carolina Railroad, extending from near the Granitovillo Depot to within ono milo of tho Bath Paper Mill, and eight miles of tho City of Augusta, Georgia, on the waters of Big Horse Crock. The Cotton Factory (within ono hundred feet of the railroad) is a two story Brick Building, ono hundred and four (104) feet wida by two hundred and twenty-seven (227) feet long, designed to contain ten thou-and spindles and tl:ree hundred and twenty looms, and is four-fifths completed. There are on tho land scvenly-oiizht neat and commodious cotracres for operatives, completed and in course of erection; a first-class Steam Saw Mill in completo working order; a good Grist Mill: a Carpenter Shop, with Steam Engine and Boiler; Planing Machine, Tools, fae. ; Blacksmith Shop, with c mplcte set of Tools; Machine Shop, with Steam Engine and Boiler. Lathe, Drill Press, Ac Tho machinery for thc Cotton Mill is ot tho most modern and improved character, manufactured in Eng? land, embracing ten thousand Spindles. Shafting and other appurtenances; als) two Turbino Wheels of one hundred and sixty horse po .vor each ; also the machinery for a complete Paper Mill, capable of producing ten thousand pounds of paperper day. (A portion of thc machinery is on the land, a portion in this city and a portion in England.) Tho Paper Mill is in process of cons traction and a con? siderable part completed. The Water Power for running the Factory, derived from Big Horse Creek, is ample, extensivo and never failing, and thc dam and other appurtenances are iour fifths completed. There is on tho laud Sawed Lumber sufficient to com? plete all tho buildings. AIS?, GLASS. TIN AND HARDWARE for all the buildings except the Paper Mill. Tho Water Power and all the ac? cessories of this property are sui h as to adapt it for drat class Cotton and Paper Factories, and capitalists ara afforded a rare opportunity for a good investment. Terms.-Oue-tiiird cash; balance payable lu six, nine and twclvo months, secured by mortgage of the prem? ises, buildings, Ac, to bo insured and policies assxgned Purcbasors to pay for papers. Further particulars may bo obtained on application to B. F. EVANS, Esq., at the MID, or to WARDLAW & CAREW, Auctioneers, Corner Broad and State streets, Charleston, 8. 0. SSf Edgeneld Advertiser will give two insertions and send account to this office. _ April 33_mwflS ?al Estate Saie, by order of Executors-Houses and Lots. BY WARDL.iW ?te CAREW.' WfH be sold at ll o'clock A. M., on TUESDAY, the 14th May next, in front of ExcbansW, %, A HOUSE AND LOT ac the corner of Spring and Coming streets. The House contains four rooms with tire places, and double piazzas in the rear. The front room below, directly on the corner, is well adapted for a Store with all the necessary fixtures, and is an excellent stand for business. There is attached to this Iota good kitchen, with servant's room above, Ac, kc The Lot is about 40 feet tront by about - feet in depth. ALSO, A DOUBLE FRAMED TBSKMENT HOUSE, adjoining the above on Coming street, with four rooms in each tenement. Tho. lot is of similar dimensions with the foregoing, and bas on it a well of water. The buildings on both these lots aro nearly now and of excellent mate? rials.- This property was in possession of the Testator ' ' ' before the war, and has never since changed "?uria, Purchasers to pay us tor papers. April 12 si tua may 7, mtu3 SHIP CHANDLERY. ETC. HOWE, CRJLNE & CO. No. 151 EAST BAT, SHIP CHANDLERS ?'? A WP DBA3LB3S IS . RUSSIA BOLT BOBE ' - ' ! , MANILLA and TARRED CORDAGE . . ; HEMP and COTTON SAIL DUCK COPPER and YELLOW METAL SHEATHING BITE ET ZINC ??. . . . LEAD ZOIC LEAD and ZINC PAINTS OILS, TAR, TALLOW ANCHORS, CHAINS and BLOCKS of aR descriptions. ; , i ' . ; AIJ30, WESTERVELTS COFFER PAINT. AH of which we will sell at New York Cost Price. April 18 ? . .? ,_ ....... ' ? . _6 ? J?HN TU?MEY, NO. 48 EAST BAY, BETWEEN BOYCE'S NORTH AND SOOTH WHARVES. ' ' - " SHEP CHANDLER AND COMMIS? SION MERCHANT, Dealer and Im? porter in RUSSIA BOLT ROPE, Manilla and Tarred Cordage, Hemp . and Cotton Sail, Duck and Twines, Parcelling, Copper, Sheathing, Metal and Zinc, Faints, Oils, Tar, Tallow, Spirits Turpentine, Anchors, Chains, . Blocks, Boats, &c, &c. -??-.r'--. i Personal and particular attention given to purchase and sale of MER? CHANDISE AND PRODUCE con? signed or -trusted to my care, and prompt returns made. Brown & Level's Patent Life Sav? ing Tackle and Boat . Detaching Ap? paratus, for steamers, always on ? hand, and for sale at New York' prices. I February 27 ASTRiLOGY. . THE WORLD ? AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS ! MADE BY THE GREAT ASTROLOGIST, ; ?Madame j SHE REV ALS SECRETS KO MORTAL EVER KNEW..: She restores to happiness those who, from doleful , events, catastrophes, crosses in love, loss of relations and friends, loss of money, Ac, have become despondent. '. 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Garner East Bay and.Vattderhorat's Whait " ? ;AprO?'.": - ' , . -V-: - fcrthalfl ] TOYS, CHIKA, SLATES ARD ftjLATE ' ' '?'-v:':'.j -"i VEXtsksO, ? :-.-V>!.. r.".;X.i,,' STBASBURGEE Ai NUHH, rX)BX!ia> BY THE RAFI? tncrcaso of their busineaB ?od their present hiace quata accornmodoUons, have made t^mxgethemie, ?r rfr mow froia Ner?tViMcWL?nB to ito eaimsive lotto of No. 394 BROADWAY, near Canal streoV New York, tm