The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, April 30, 1867, Image 3

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:^iiES?il* MO?l??cSu, IFtCO? ?Of 18G7. LOCAL M.V?TE.RS. ri'' * '". To Conxipon<l?nu. - We are continually recel vulg communications on political sj<d other matters from persons who do ! not attach t?-oirproper nap os 'to the ar ti clos ; sent; and we tako this occasion of repeating that nothing can be published in THE DAILY. NEWS without a bemgindb' ;od by nomo responsible individual. ATTENTION is called to tlio sale this day of that beautiful residence No. 74 Hasel street, aa adver? tised by Messrs. ALONZO J. WHITE & SON. It is [ teidom that BO "attractive a rosidonceor ono so | well , located for business or professional men is offered to the public. . . ' LATE PERIODICALS.-We are indebted to Mr. B. DOSCHEB, Hasel street, between Meeting street and the Postoffice, for late copies of tho New. York Hay Book, Now York Tribune, New Orleans. Pica ? yvne, Waverley Magazine ?ad The Land voe Love. UNION PHASES MEETING.-The public are invited to attend- these meetings, under tho auspices of . the Young Men's Christian Association, in Trinity V.Church/ev?ry Tuesday evening. They are social ia their character and open to all christiana who 'desire to take part in the exercises. WE CALL attention to tho advertisement of a fine assortment of Tra veUin g Trunks at No. 137 Meeting street, up stairs. The Engine Patent Trunk is .worthy of inspection. I tie, a complete wardrobe j / '?com^iaed ib a m?dium siz? Trunk, .the.' pri?o of " which is $25. "AH tourists should havo ono. Also, ' 100 nests Packing Trunks. . 7 UPHOLSESBS.-We invite attention to. tho adver veftisement otjMr.'A. TAiitfDir??f;.Wh^^ to] . the public an elegant assortmentof window Bbsdes, paper hanging, ic., besides, furnishing and up? holstering goods. As thia: is the season when housekeepers are fond, ojf renovating their . establishments we take plo ware in referring them y - to No. 214 King Street, whore the variety is so great I j thais choice is 'socs made. V . ! OMISSION.-In our account of the firemen's pa? rade we were guilty of an omission in not award- j ingrboSor-to whom- it was due. The decorations ?^S^?o??ifioreut- engines nore fully noticed,, but j i ~.!ism??g :: tb-? ornaments. were. artistically. formed wreatbs;svhich were presented to oach coinpsuy by ;.' the . teachers and pupils, of " the Orphan House. These wore inscribed with the name of each com- I pany and were the most cherished ornamenta on j the engines. HOUSE FUBNISHTNQ GOODS.-Mr. H. W; KESBMAN, No. 275 King street, advertida in another columna | large'assortmont of;windowtmrtains, paper hang r inga, damask rurrutaro, clotiiai'ai^ arti- | ? clea, to be found in iai'?^fi?ri^g^^tobUBnment. .' Mx.KissniAH hos a loiigexpcrjence i?'the upholster '.' tag business, and hia strakis^Bj^ays; complete. A ?: visit to his store wiU^i?o??.c??v^ laus of the truth of tnS^?rt?o^i;-!~ "-_-' : EASTKB ELECTIONS.-Trinity Church, Society Hill, -, RC. .?. - ... .--> 1 '-. .''?.; TAOS. SMITH, M. D. ?. I ED. "E. EVANS. .SlW.EYANS.^ IJ?io: W. WILLIAMS. .?t :'. ; '. "V 3. JONATHAN LUCAS. ..<?.>?'.;;s: ? <. % f . wAanmsr WMXH. EVANS.. ? |JH0. WITHERSPOON. .?^'K^ '-JiKEBa&XSS TO DI00E842T CONVENTlOin' ' THOS- SMITH, M. D. JED. E. EVANS, ?air.ymuAM&-:: "',;;.. THE CONFEDERATE DEAD.-l?riday last was ob? served throughout Georgia, as the anniversary of ' tbe day -upon which- tb e ladies of that State placed garlands of flowers and wreaths of laurels upon the graves of their kindred and . friends who have fallen in the late war, and Whose memories are embalmed in their hearts, By the different ex - changes received, we,percei?s that the ladies have ' iostiono ?fi their interestiitt this beautiful cere? mony, but .with tearful eyes . and -prayerful Hps,, have again placediihvmortolljs, as, well aa the roses j bf spring upon' the resting plie es bf th wo whom they lo ved, and who had prored tinelo their'coon- I " to^?nt? death. ' *. . 1.-fV" . ' ; . OPENING OF DRAINS,-Tte tidal draii-s having I redyed a thorough cleanaiag from-.the laborers ' the Attention of ,th"e . Stieet',In;speclor has been I turned toward tho smaller drains. . Unfortunately ? these were originally constricted without any man 'holes, audiu order to react them it was necessary j to tear up the pavement and.. break into the ma . teonry. Holes have been mido in Beaufain street, at distances of 10 feet apart, and the drains opened | .to view,: This, procesj[.ea^l7aaUy" prevents tho passage of any vehicles ?tag the route, but ic ia a temporary inconvenience that will soon disappear, ; and the good results of the cleansing process will | .^'yi?bjd in the improved health of the city during , tBe"Bummer heats. ..- ?.??.'?.v.? CAIIFOBNIA WINES.-Ewcaaa? advertisement m our paper, it will be seen thai Mr. W. H. CHAPEE, is 'Agentfox the above celebrated wines'.': Owe rea . ders are doubtless aware, that Calif arnia possesses ? vast resources for wine culture. Its climate, as : "well as the fact that tbs vines axe totally free from bugs and other insects, which infest the vices in . Continental Europe, makes it naturally a great vine growing country. The grapes coo, in consequence of the scarcity of rains, ire entirely free from a superabundance of watery particles, and as no rain ? Tvhateyer-ialls du ri u ? the irine making season, op- I portunities are enjoyed by the California grape farmer ' to - gather in his harvest; which'are un- j known to "other wins growing countries. The fol : lowing are the names of the different California I Wines which Mr. CIIAFEE nos for sale : CALIFORNIA WINE BITTERS, which are rarely un- | 'equalled. ' ? " ANGELICA , a very delicate and sweet wine. ' SHEKET,'full of flavor and body. . HOOK, Muscatel. CA?*WB??; ;0iis|ET^ Psajj JBS?JTDY, CKAKPAQIJE, all of which!! are guarantee! to tie of the purest and j ~jt*$^fuJMty j r ?: :..?.*.j .\ \ p . THE WHEAT Ca'op OF THE 8TAXE.-The experi? ence of the past year, though dearly bought, has not been without its good froita, and the necessity for planting cereals in : connection with other crops has at length been recognized. It ia-pleaBing ' to turn "rom the accounts nf fnn^ipftj'?n'f?fcjipg' and ...distress, and note that Qotvrithetahding these bumdrances the farmers have gone steadfastly to ; j work, trusting that two had years will not be con Becutive, and that tho growug crop will repay tho : care and attention bea towed, apon it. Pro?? the . cheering ; accounts given by our ?ichange?, it Altro^r^e^em..that the pro?pecta for the coming year are very flattering. Thia ia particularly the case with the wheat' crop, which has,' in every sec . tion,- grown vigorously, and will yield a bountiful harvest. Our ' planters .have been too long accus .?-tomadto look to the teeming- fields of the West for I thea- sapphea of grain, sui lave heretofore.devo . ted the greeter part of their time to the ^rawth of | ' cotton; but the day of lai?S cotton "crops is past, and it has'been found the best policy-fori the planter to divide his crop; for by rotating ho can so manage his ? in ter esta as to raiso his own sup sspplies. The lands -of ..B?ntth'Caxoh^ rabiy adapted for"the culturo of wheat 'and c^irn, and tile attention paid to tho ?a cr pps . will dp-more ! to improve the condition of the country than, the thousands of acres now planted in cotton. :: ii Si ? ii ii ?? ?"? ibSttt? ,. AS?IVEBSAEV OF THE PAIITETTO FlBE COKrASYi This Company celebrated their anniversary! last ! _ cvapfe!g-at tiioir ..flneHaP|m,Aue?^'sti-e?ti jThu j1 Company wis weir repfejenled," and ?f??r an ex-j : Bimi}8iio$.i)? jh>ir joop, pet, jaiey;pjoceeded to the business of the evening, which.resulted in tho fol-'j lowing election of officers: ' ; ' . . ? A * j H. PEBGTJ80N, President, : J. STDDOCK, vice-President. . TA.<:^CyaBBYi.ni?tIllraetar,? .>?. - AJ-IZ? D'.TW i. COLEMAN, Second Tihoctor. . :.: ... ,i 1 '\i ..i...?. ION?, ThirdDirec.ir. . . ., "?. . ll . A DUNCAN, Fourth IMrettor. .. . 1 . ..T- MoINTYHB. First Axeman, , , '; .......x Ti^W81''1''. ti^-o-vJ attaaa,;-; THOMAS MILLEE, Chlel Engineer. - W. DALEY, Assistant Engineer.. - . ?">V, '. ' W.H. ABMSTBONO, Secretary. . ... ' -liv D. O'EEEFE, Treasurer. ; .... J. P. BDBNS, HaU-koeper, , . The former President, afr. THOMAS,; Was unanimously elected Chief Engineer, tba GOTQV pany Ju?tly ermordering tb?tas ho had guided their, counsels so long and'?Mth?ttBj:??' waS? lhe^prpc*? person to entrust with -the ?iargo; 6i the Inejir' eteamer, which had mms?^A' ~?? sntrkr '; " in.the Depaitment by a^Jrr^g^ofrthe pdsa. | '. ,-f^ea:t the business of the evening was concfaui ."' the Company; with their invited guests, sat down "^'?V'.finii collation, fnrmfihea ? by ""?fto^ofJ tinr '-i ?#&?pe|p*eetJB^eat.,. A,^ --<-?<y^^^?a^t;)ne?umn| mSuf.?i- the 'Oh?e?j| ? BS& fxiey entered into the enjoyment of th? ?ooo? ! - tSangs befbTe -them with ? !n?sman'B zest iTbo | baUyi^is^lar^^^fei tuo.tahles formpd,*^, ludlow square, while ia tbe, centre/was placed put ' ' contents wore sbcn^'dhrtrriyntod. ?nd tho . -poul eagendewdby:,*he coinponnd. kept the . . ' ?'-?;' .? -".'...-.'-.- -.?ij.?'.v;.:ci--.. - |.X . ?o*tm.*G[$ .4A*.-a??^.'<a?^>.ife.t.?.4^?v' - ? i MAYOR'S COURT, April 29.-William Gibbes, a colored boy who bad been enjoying a musa with a days confined, and tho fair skinned -?ras made to pay $2 for hi? ?hare of tho pleasure. .. :'. john Bright, "who -was verV"dork,'1 was'. fined $2 forbreakihg a gas lamp, and tboreby reridoringr it less bright. " ll?rris Pringle, a very aged colored man, whoso infirmities rendered him useless to- thomombcro or the philanthropic school, iras sent to the Alms ' I?OOBO. . . . . ... A White man, Who had strack a colored'person without cause, was fined $10, and the latter in? formed that he could prosecute if he desired. Ladson, a black man who waa going home after the fire of Sunday morning with a shoulder of ba? con, and who troon being arrested by a' policeman, knocked down the asid officer of the law, with a loaded crab, was fined $5. ? j Andrew Williams a colored fireman, who got "intoxicated,"at the fire, and then wanted to changes his business and go to fighting, was fined $2. Jim Lawrence, one of the ?? aboriginal inhabit? ants," who had been pretty deep in fire water, and who in the absence of a tomahawk, had seized - an axe and cut away at cellar doors and barbers' poles, waa fined $5. ' . . it A" drayman, who had. indulged in the too com? mon practice of driving rapidly round a corner, was fined $5;; .and ano thor for driving on the side' walkrpaid ?8. DISTRICT COURT-Hon. GEO. W. LOOAN pre-1 siding.-No busmesa was transacted M. this Court beyond drawing the. Juries for the July term. The Process Docket will be called on Wednesday. COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND --COMMON PLEAS-HOD. B. MUMBO presiding.-The. Court was opened at 10 o'olock, and the Jurymen' answering [ to their names Juries No. 1 and 2 were formed as follows : JURY HO. 1. Z. B. Oakes, Foreman ; Campbell Douglas, L. F. Brandt. Henry Dyer, A Habernioht, Daniel Wood, F. W. Stender, Geo. W. Babb, KM. Muirhead, John Gerken, Wm. MoCleau, V. M. Sheridan. JURY NO. 2. P. M. Cohen, Foreman ; Jos. Sah all, H. Ballman, T. Poarlstein, w, H. Boring;. Psiriok Brady, John McMahon, Louis Seel, N. "Hunt, C. D. Schopor grette, J. P. Murkhardt, Johii Bullwinkle. ? SUPERNUMERARIES. - Zodock Miller, John Baker. H M. Manigault, Jas. Doyle, M. Greenland, John Tictenburv, F. Police, N. Hollinga, T. F. Bunch, A J. Crows, John Blake, Joshua Burne, George Coleman, A. H. Hay- j den, David Briggs, C. K. Huger. The following penaons were arraigned: ' WTT.T.TAUT EDWARDS-Larceny. J. B. COHEN, Esq.., appeared lor defence, and the prisoner plead "Not guilty." MAJOS LARRY, and SAMUEL CANNON-Burglary j and larceny. The first plead guilty of grand lar- ' ceny, and the second "Not guilty." CARROLL GAINS MERRITT MOOEE and WILLIAM 1 GREENE-Burglary and larceny. Plead "Not guilty," and their trial was offered for Friday, May 3d. The case of the Stats os. WM. EDWABDS-Lar- 1 ceny, was tried J. B. COHEN, Esq., for the de? fence. The evidence' showed that the prisoner I had been caught in the act of robbing a grocery store, and the Jury returned a verdict of "Guilty j of petit larceny." UNITED SZAXES Cracurr COURT.-The time of the court yesterday morning was occupied in the United States vs. B. L. COURTNEY, for distilling whiskey without having complied with the In? ternal Revenue regulations. The respondent was represented by Messrs. A. H. BROWN and W. E. MIEELL, and tho United States by D. T. COBBIN, District Attorney. The Jory brought is a verdict of guilty. DISTRICT COURT FOB BERKELEY. DISTRICT-Hon. F. D. RICHARDSON Presiding, AUGUSTINE T. SMYTHE, Esq., Acting Attoraoy General.-The State os. Ed. Christopher and Pence. Christopher, larceny aod malicious trespass. Not pros, and recogni? zance of prosecutor to he estreated. .TheState rs. Raul F. .Matthews; assault and battery, and assault with intent to kUL Continued, and rule to show canse why recognizance ? should not be estreated ? . . .-:-' The State us. Gray GaiUaird ; larceny. - Contin? ued, and prisoner to be released on his own recog? nizance. The State os. Samuel Warner ; malicious tres? pass and larceny. Guilty. ? The State rs. the samo ; malicious -trespass and larceny. Not guilty. . i The State os. the same ; assault and battery with intent to kUL Guilty. R. W. SEYMOUR, Esq., appeared for the .defence in tho three cases. .- : ^ The State os. Albert Mercer; assault and bat? tery; and assault with intent to kUL - Continued. To THE LADIES.-Messrs. STOLL, WEBB & Co. beg .to inform the ladies that they are again in re- ? ceipt of another lot of best quality calicoes (slightly damaged,) which they will sell at 12} cents only, at retail, for cash. They are also offering many other styles of goods at low prices. Prepare yO?r memo? randums, and buy the best calico, dress for $L25. April 30 tuths We have often been asked why it is that PECTO- j SAL BALK has proved such a success. The only reason we can give is that it is a medicine which j has proved by test to be superior to any pr?paie-, rion known for the relief of Bronchial diseases. For sale by all drug rists. DOWDS & MOISE, Agents. GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents. BLT8ICS. """.''. '". A new and important remedy for married ladies. Circulars can be obtained and the article supplied upon application to the wholesale agents. ? DOWDS A MOISE, Southe rn Drag House, No. 151 Meering street. April ll thstuamos - H. H. If you want cheap Blank Books; i If yon want cheep Stationery, .Envelopes, Pa-'j par, AM.';, nr, TfTT.T.intg'' Almu-nm?; If you want Printing executed neatly; If you want Books bound in any style, or Account Books made to order, with any desired pattern ot ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. 59 Broad street. ' BUSINESS NOTICES. Aactlon Sales Tilts Day. LAUBET ts ALEXANPEB wfll sall this day, at 12 o'clock. In storehouse on Accommodation wharf, 229 sacks dam- I aged cara, also, st 10 o'clock, before their store,'Ko. 1ST j Bast Bay, strips, hams, pork heads, whisker, Ac, Sic MILLIGAN A. So? wffl sett thia day, at 10 o'clock, at | No. 29 Tendue Bange, dry goods, notions,. Ac,. . 'HENRY OoBii' A Co. will ?ell thia-day at lo o'clock, in ? front of their store, OTigaT-cured hams; also," sugsjveured j breakfast bacon; siso, shoulders, hamvcan??cs^&c. T. M. OATER win seil this day, .at 10 o'clock; ?on-'! Brown's Wharf, Si tierces suRasveured hamo: also, ; but-' | ter, sides and bacon . strips. ,-. . .- -.- - , .. ; ? JOHN G. MEUIPR:& CO, wiU sell this jisj?, at?oo'clock, it their suctionsalesroom', No_?33"*i?e?fing street dry goods,te, ii;.}: -.; : . /".5 - ALONZO J.-WBITE & Son win sen thi? day, at ll o'clock, st the north of the Exchange, Broad, street, residence ito. 74 jBisei street.,, ... \ ? B. S AtP. CALDWELL will sen thia day, at J? post, io I o'chxiV, to thetowsiehou^ of va-j rious grades; also; i2 bags corn, chgutjydamago3; also, isms, shoulders, s??lp?*u? p?icer.- .. w.-.?i i -, 'J$ktar At .j XoOnxrvBAr ; w?a 'j??p th^'/dkji; at li. ?'elocKmfr?ntef tba Excusase; two hauss? and l?ts.to alison rtreat. - ..... .; j ' DCR3 EC & Co. wffl sell. 'tato day; ki at the ^Custom.House, a house, lotead outfco?ldl?ija.in'Bat edge avenue.'. ,. ^. ... -u j' "WBI be sold this dey, by order ot JAKES Tenue, Mas- ! ter to Equity, st ll o'clock, st the old Custom House,' Hine lots of land in Horlbcck'f) alley; also, ?tract ot laud i?'O?uewn sVt?&?j slao. a trast o? lana itafihe rarfsh of | 3t Andrew; ^. -T ' " i ?E?i??^*ci.waiaeMtlns 4*^1 3. O-UE&'S WArihouse. State street, ?0,Q0?.n?. jdaniag?? I Si?i?Wl^^iM?S^?^iX s?i>?Mpti ht? itossj comer pf Xtog smA, .Wbert?, steeets.- dry goods, Nothing, Ac, i ?fyg?* ^^.^ikr^^aiflib^a^ pk Brant j Z?rnte stoyW No. 78I^Bt'Bsy, potetoes. ch'se?iyjtc4 '??-'-~'?-~? .? Va?i ?B^sirfT>iiiaaMa*?T lV'..: j .'? ?ma ^WTOSI*W^ -S??inlHtf 'Bra iit;-?ie[ pre- I Free to Everybody. A Large 6 pp. Circular, giving information of the ?gga^ga^gfeHcgre It teaches how the homely mar Docomo ? beautiful, the despised rcspectod, and tao forsaken loved. Ko young lady or gentleman should fall to send their address, and receive a copy post-paid, by return mall. ? Address P- Q. Drawn v. 21, March 30 lyr Troy, II. Y. CONVINCING. FOXTON, Oswzoo COUNTT, July 18G6. Messrs. HOSXETTZB & SMITH : Gentlemen:-I have boos severely afflicted with paralysis of the stomach, and even given np by several eminent physicians. I havo tried sevoral remedies of a tonic and stimulating nature, but without any good re? sult. Some three or four months ago I was Induced to try your STOMACH BITTERS, and have used about so van or eight bottles with a decided benefit My health is greatly improved ; and I consider your BITTERS the only efficacious remedy of their kind in the market. Il used aa directed they will always prove a sovereign remedy to thoso afflicted with dyspepsia or other dis eases of a uko nature. Respectfully yours, - ? j ? -, j? ' I \ . LYMAN MUDGE HABT?NOS, DAKOTA CO., Mum., August, 18C?. Messrs. HOSTETTER & SMITH, Pittsburg, Pa. : Gentlemen :-Have sold your BITTERS ever since they were brought out, and consider them thc best among the many before the public. Those brought ont since the tax has boen imposed on spirits are (nut. I never recommend them. ? Respectfully and truly yours, ' . E. J. MARVIN. COLON, ST. JOSEPH CO., MICH., July 31,1S6C. Messrs. HOSTXTTXB & SMITH : Gentlemen :-I cons-dor your BITTERS a sovereljn I balm for a thousand alls. Yours, truly, D. C. REYNOLDS, M. D. April 29_6_ Knew thy Destiny. lifATityg E. E. THORNTON, the great i?ngH.i? Astrolo? gist, Clairvoyant and Psycliometrician, who has aston? ished the scientific classes of the Old World, has now lo? cated herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame THORNTON pos? sessessuch wonderful powers of second sight as to ena? ble her to Impart knowledge of the greatest importance to the singlo or married of either sex. While In a state of trance, she delineates the vcryjeatures of the person you are to marry, and by the. aid of an instrument of in? tense power, known os tho Psychomobropo, guarantees to produce a life-like picture of the future husband or wife of the applicant, together with date of marriage, position In life, leading traits ot character, &*. This is no hum? bug, as thousand of testimonials caa. assert. She will send, when desired, a certified certificate, or written guarantee, that the picture is what it purports to bo. By enclosing a small lock of hair, and stating place of birth, age, disposition and complexion, and enclosing fifty cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will re? ceive the picture and desired information by return mail. All communications sacredly confidential.. Address, in confidence. Madame E. F. THORNTON, F. O. Box 223, Hudson, N. Y. ly' March 30 OFFICIAL. I . Headquarters Second Military District, 1 CHARLESTON, S. C., April 20, 18C7. j GENKTUT, ORDER, No. 12. L The Military Sub-Districts of North Carolina and ? South Carolina are hereby discontinued. TL The territory embraced within .this command is ? divided into Foals, as fo lows : SOUTH CAROLINA. 1. The Military Post of Charleston, to embrace the State Districts of Charleston, Colleton, and Berkley, and. I the adjacent islands; to be commanded by Brevet Bri ga- | dier-General H. B. Cixrz, Lieutenant-Colonel 6th Infan? try. Headquarters at Charleston, S. C. Garrison: Head- j 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 embrace 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- j ?ciaon : Company E, 3d Artillery, and Company K, 40th Infantry. 3. The Military Poet of Georgetown, to embrace the j State Districts of Georgetown and Horry; to be com? manded by Brevet Major E W. H. BEAD, Captain 8th In? fantry. Headquarters at Georgetown, S. C. Garrison : Company C, 8th Infantry. "4.. The Military Post of Aiken, to embrace the State ! Districts of Barnwell and Edgofield; to be commanded i by Brevet Major L WALKER, Captain 5th Cavah-y. Head? quarters at Aiken, tl. C. Garrison: Companies H and L, 6th Cavalry. E. The Military Post of Darlington, to embrace the State Districts of Williamsburg, Clarendon. Marion, Dar? lington, Marlboro', and Chesterfield; to be commanded by Captain H. S. HAWKINS, 6th Infantry. Headquarters at Darlington, S. C Garrison: Company G, 6th Infantry. 6. The Military Post of Columbia, to embrase the j State Districts of Orauseburg, ? Sumter, Kershaw, Rich? land, and Lexington ; tobe commanded by Brevet Briga? dier-General J. D. GREENE, Colonel 6th Infantry. Head? quarters at Columbia, S. C. Garrison: Companies B, C, and E, 6th Infantry. ' '. \-.-?? ? 1. The Military Post af Newberry, to embrace the I State. Districts of Newberry,' Laurens, and Abbeville ; to be ' commanded by Brevet Major J. MT CT .rt tr. Captain j 6th Infantry. ' Headquarters; at Newberry, S. C. Gerri- | 'eon: CompanyH,'6th Infantry. ' "8. Tho Military Post of Anderson, to embrace the State Districts of Anderson, Greenville and Pickano ; to. -be commanded by Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel A. T. SMITH Captain 8th Infantry. Headquarters at Anderson, 8. C Garrison : Company 1,8th Infantry. . 9. TheMffitary Post o?Unlonv?le, to embrace the State I District cf Spartonburgand Union; to be commanded by Brevet LieutenamVColanel J. N. ANDREWS, Captain | r8th Infantry. Headquarters at Unlonvflle, 8. C. Garri son: Company G. 8Qi Infantry. 10. The Military Post of Chester to embrace the State I District of York, Chester, Fairfield? and Lancaster; to be commanded by Brevet Major D. D. LTNN, Captain Gui Infantry. Headquarters at Chester, 8. C. Garrison: Com- | pony K, 6th Infantry. * * . ?'. m * * VIL The following named ontoers, to addition to their other duties, have been assigned, in orders from the War Department, as Assistant Commissioners of the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Tanda, within the limits of this command: Brevet Major-General B. K. SCOTT, for South Carolina, Headquarters at Charleston, S. C Brevet. Major-General N. A. MtT, Colonel. 40th In? fantry;' tor North Carolina; Headquarters at Raleigh, N.e. ~ ; . ;. .]??'; ['..? j. .;'. X. The sale of spirituous liquors by any person or I persons to soldiers, sailors, or marines in the service of tho United States, ls hereby prohibited; and any person j so offending, procuring for, or giving away to, any sol? dier, Bailor, or marine any spirituous liquors, will be brought io trial before a military tribunal, and sholl be fined in a sum not exceeding ono hundred nor less than fifty rlo'lars, or imprisoned for a period not exceeding two months. And any .parson giving information of any ??ol?i ?trii of t.nii order, shall, upon conviction of the per- j son accused, be entitled to receive one-fourth of the fine imposed and collected. Post Commanders will require Sheriffs, Deputy Sher- | iffs. Constables, and the police force -within their' oom-, mauds to report to them any violation of military orders , aim arrest the guilty parties. XL Post Commanders will exercise s supervision over j all Magistrates, Sheriffs, Deputy Sheriffs, Constables and j Police within their commands; and wlH, whenever neces? sary for the preservation of order and the efficient dis.' | charge of their duties, assume command pf the police ! torce.. -. ... .' . . ' ':. ' :'. '?. J /'? ''^' By command of Major-General I!. E. SICX?JE?J. ' 3. W. CLOUS, . . , Captain 38th Infantry, ?' A. D. C., and Act Asst. Adjt Gan'L OmclAi. : J. W. CLODS, Capt. 38th Infi., Ald-de-Camp, | and'A. A. A. G.. -ta? AprB23 MISCELLANEOUS. \ GOING OFF AT HA?F PEICE t RAA MORAL AND RELIGIOUS BOOKS, 10 cents OW Methodist Hymn Books, 25 cents ,V ' Baptist Hymn Books, 25 to 7E cents : 600 Moral and BeUgtous Books, 25 catite - . 100 Southern Harmony, 75 cente . \.-\ Catholic French sad Spanish Fray eas?,: CO osota - Episcopal Prayers, 60 cents to SI. 50 ' '.: " 100 The Charleston Book, 50 coats Testaments, in Frenen.or Bnghah, 5 ?nts to C Pocket Bibles. 50 cents to SI r Wooster's Spelling Books, 10 cenia. - fi CaUat . - HART'S "BOOC STORE." April IE ' - " _? , ,-,.' FRUIT ! FRUIT! FK?IT?;: TUST ARRIVED BY THE AZELDA ? LAURA, FROM .J- .Biracoav-? ? ,;, i.. -t : -ISO? benches BANANAS .<>?- 20,000 Plantains .-. :. ; . ! ? 45,000 Cocoanuts . .-; ., ... t .?4 . - . . dozen .Pineapples ? > .. B?rrelo of Green Ginger ? ? . Barrels cf Tamerinda. .' ALSO os HANI> rs ero UK: ORANGES, lamons, ^Potatoes, Batatos and Figs, aw- j sorted Nut?, of all kinds. j - For BAIO at reasonable price? by I ,<.....-..?*,!7?.; '~ ..-,-?>; S.t-r, BASTS tt WERTH- ."".J . .?.M^:? A^,:i- vT.?No.6TKorket street?and, -.'.> ^v:ti<' ,.; . .: 5 ??-.??j i-.-w B. PATTINL . Aprfl36 > ...X No. 85-Msrtotstmet , .; ' ?. ? ?.i'J-]'"""""j "i'<> A ri '?81* ?aiWH z??iiai& & \ ?T ?r~;:- ' i '. wk JLswXJXs I*ndmgnwmschooner A. Hes?i^** "' 200 BBL8. CEMENT. "v . . ..i"'' 100 BBLS. CALCTNED Fli&BTEB.' . [ .'?.'v Per schooner -W. F". Cashing." I ;,, ;"; fry MSTOEE. .??}:?:!?:$?..?''' .-. 160HBLiVLAND FlilSTKR.. - rr'x ,?"VJ - fS?kwSS??mmA*^? ?. %* - 3 ".. . K\ 300OVES TILE '-;? ?-.v i.ij LATHS, HATB, LUMBER, ft?? ? "- .?'''..'-! For sale by. .:?..'.-..": - ". ' .'*v| . >-h - ' : ? 'J: ; OEN1BT: #' ?04 % i April a? ; Noa. 9, ll and 13 Tendue Ban ,.; " E. M. WEHT?NQ-* \ ~J uortbot Kroeastreet. ?wpirtW' MISCELLANEOUS. -.. ?^.R?FF?ll!*,---- ~.?*? THE BEAUTIFUL DOLL WILL BE BAFFLED AT 8 o'clock. r/if? (Tuesday) ?rcuns; at St. Marks Fair, Meeting street_1*_April 30 TAI NOTICE rjiBB COLLECTOR'S BOOKS WILL BE OPEN AT l tbe Sherill's O Oleo. Charleston, on tho First (1st) of May, to collect the TAXES ol the Parishes of Christ Church, St. Thomas and St. Dcnuls, and continue open for one week. Book? will bo closod on the 7th. W. D. KIVERS, April 30 _3?_Tax Colloctor. TAX NOTICE. IWICLATTEND AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES AND PLACES to RECEIVE TAXES for ibo Parish of St, John's Berkeley; riz: At Calamus Fond on Monday. 13th May ;*at Cherry Grove on Tuesday 11th May; at Biggin Church Thursday. 16th May; at Strawberry on Friday. 17th May; at Black Oak on Saturday, 18th ilav, and at Fultz's Old Field on Monday, 30th May, at which time my books will be closed. JOHN M. PARKER, T. C., at John's Berkeley. Office hours from 10 A. M. to 2 P. M. April 30 4* TAXKOTICE-ST.JAMES' GOOSE CREEK. -\TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE.* THAT THE TAX COL _L>I LECTOR for the Parish of St. James' Gooso Creek will attend, for tho reception of Taxes at tho following places, and at tho time indicated between the hours of 0 o'clock A M., and 1 o'clock P. M. : Suiiimervlllo. April 30th instant; 18 Mile House, May 1; Greenville, May 2; WassaniOHaw, May 3; Charleston, May 6; on which last mentioned day he may be found at the office of tho Register in Equity, 2d story of the Court House. All persons having in their employ males between the ages of 21 and GO yearn of ago, of wh it* vcr race or color, ore required to make their ret..run and pay a general Capitation Tax for such 'employees. Thu Tax Book will remain open until the 15th of May, proximo, when it will bo finally closed. G. W. SHINGLER. Tax Colloctor. St. Janies' Goose Creek Parish. April 30_1 May 2 6 TRUNKS! TRUNKS! AFINE ASSORTMENT OF TRAVELLING TRUNKS are to bo found at JOHN COMMINS. No. 137 Mteting street, up stairs, April 30 1 Nearly opposite Hayne street. THE BATHING HOUSE A T TTTK BATTERY WILL BE OPENED Fi'R THE f\~ Season on WEDNESDAY, Moy 1st, and remain open until September 15th. SEASON TICKETS. To admit one person. $5.00; Families of three persona andover, $4.00 each person: Children. $4.00; Single Baths, 23 cents; Children, IC .enta. I*. KILROY, April 20 S_Proprietor. WILLIAM BR00KBANKS, STEAM GAS FITTER AND PLUMBER, T>LAIN AND ORNAMENTAL GAS FIXTURES, GAS JLT' "F?TTTNG AND PLUMBING PROMPTLY AT? IENDE f> TO. ' No. 116 KING STREET, August SI Between Broad and uwu streets. . HAVING ACCEPTED THE AGENCY OF THE ABOVE old and well-known manufacturers, I am prepared to all all orders to tho trade, aod; will always have a full stock on hand, which will daily be delivered to any part of tho city. ... J. N. ROBSON, January 31_thttu8moa ? No. 62 East Bay. ' I O 33 O'R E? HVC 1 SODA WATER ! I CONFECTIONERY AhD CAKES ? ! WE **A\TS THE PLEASURE OF AN _ _NOUNClNG to tio' Ladies and Gentlemen of Charleston, that we, tho undersigned,"-have fitted upa FIRST CLASS ESTABLTSMENT,. at the corner of Meei lng und Hasel streets, where we witt guaran tee that you will find a superior quality of ICE. CREAM. SODAWA? TER, CONFECTIONERY and CAXEsT^pilig to ri calve a share of tho patronage of the": community, we aro Respectfully, JOHNOGREN. ?.\ W. ArWITHINGTON. April 13 -.- imo fflHE ^UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO DI5 A ; PENSE this agreeable and healthful beverage, at their well-lmown stands. No. 86 HASEL STREET be? tween King and Meeting Btreets, Na 4284? KING STREET L?ld ??SH?' Qt*rd House), and at the head of CENTER MARKET, northwest corner. .Druggists and others wishing to be supplied with Fountains ar Syrups, and dealers desiring Fountains charged, win be accommodated upon reasonable . Steamers, Hotels, Restaurants and private families, furnished withs superior article of bottled Soda, in quan? tities to suit purchasers. * ... c_. ' r We are agents for the salo or A. J. Morse Sr Son's justly .celebrated soda Water Apparatus, consisting of Genera- I tors. Fountains, Marble Draught Stands, Silver Plated Refrigerating Draught Stands. . Tumbler Holders, and all apparatus necessary tor the marraractuiv of Soda Water at the manufacturers' prices, with freight added. Dealers in Soda Water throughout the State, desiring an apparatus, will do well to examino the merits of Morse's Apparatus, before purchasing elesowhere. Description catalogue and price list sent to any address ?pon application to JOHN BOCK & CO.. CfhariestonT While appreciating the very liberal patronage extended , to na durin? the past season, we thall strive to merit its continuance. . - April ll JOHN BUCK. E. H. GARDNER. CLOSING UP ' AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. BOOKS, PAP-E, ENVELOPES, BLANKS, BLANK Books. Pictures, Engravings and Instruments, at half price. ... -:'. .'? . - ;. - The subscriber having determined to retire from busi? ness, presents to the public the opportunity of purchas? ing BOOKS, STATIONARY and laney Goods, at hali price. Bibles, Prayers, Testaments, in variety and size, Hymn Books of all denqminatiens. Novels, Travels, Bi? ographies, .History, Theology, Sci en rifle. Agricultural, Gardening, Cooking and Sporting Works, Note Paper SI to ?2 50 ream, Letter and Cap Paper, at ?2 50 to $3 ream. Envelopes at 52 and $2 AO per thousand. Come and avail yourselves of the present opportunity. SAMT,, HART, SB. . Aprils Imo_No. 332 King street MEDICAL BOOMS AND '..;; 1-7',:' ; ! Anatomical Charts, French and . English, 1 4 RE GOING Gil? AT jSALF PRICE AT HART'S J\_ Book Stare. - , April 22 LAW BOOKS. The Reports of Sooth Carolina AN? . ME STATUTES AT LARGE, V T TTAT.w '-PRTimi.' AT V. -V^HAHT'S' r\ April 22 Bookstore. \% ..' ;. . . .. XMFOBTESS Or. - , ! ' .TOTS, CHISTA, SLATE S ASi'TJ ' SLATE STRASBTJBGER & N?H?. FOROED. BY THE RAPID increase of their business- and their present inede quote accommodations, have made, arrangements to re? move from No. 65 Milden Lane to the extensive lofts of No. 894 BROADWAY, near Canal street, New York, on the 16th of March; offering there to buyers bet?er?n ducempnts than over before. thimiSmcis *F?brnary1fflg INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, i P. B0NPORT, ' -BUBSOSr, near KINO STREET, rear of CITADEL. TC1ABM _HANDS, COOKS, WASHERS, HOUSE SEB JJ VASTS, io., wanted immediately. - .?? ? ? >,-, ^ March36 - ? ? ? - v.. ? tuftsW ? ? B. G. iraklNS, Agent of FREDERICK MUSPR?TT v Near Warrington, England, "pi?OEMS: 3SB 3?APER, I CLOTH- AND SOAP jfAC X .^TORIES, that Jr* the, ship Amelia, from LlverpooL hottxpecta to rocetvo a supply of OHRMIOALS which he .dtslree to self upon arrival at tho most reasonable mar fce* rates,HU?-.?..".. -.?v'- ??."?-.-:?::-.?-?./ .i--''~:' ik^n caste BLFACB32?G POV?B?B ;'?.'M drums ?nm) Car^c Bodo; ??"?"-> i ,v .; ?erceB'Blaseuni^'PoVdei!'' ? '-; ''?' t v i ' .''7" '..71 punched^firoe?CopiwrsA .'"? :?JS?rV&B'CansHlottosisHiit of Augusta/. Chu, ??drfha FsysttavfflA If. C.-, Cbssrver,-' win-givo-'ts^vtBaajBUoaa' and send bin fa? Charl erton News. iuthsS - j1 April 2? ~. > :::;WHXIS &- CHISOLMr r .?:?fp:<.?t- :? i-.'..:- AND- -.'?j.i.'i ". ?: jV \ ? ? -#i^aii*AHTkc.WIL4Jas7 . ' pttes for theye ir. ,ISC7," ls published for the tatosrnati? c?pfcasonaselUaa Coed, by sample or ctherw?BO.waa'are' not reslilTOts of thlB city. Ah BUCIL perseus'sr^ JiereSsr notHtodtorer^at.fhis oftoe. T ^^^^^**^s^^^s^^^^ss^^^^ss^ks^^^^ AUCTION SALES. Suqar-CuretlMjxnis-...... BY HEN KY COBU&CO. THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, la front ol our 8toro, ?Ul be I sold, 15 tierces 8UOAB-O?BKD HAMS. Conditions caab._April 30_ Sugar-Cured Breakfast Bacon. BY IIKJPRY COB1A St CO. THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, In front of our Store, -will be ? sold, 100 boxes Western SUGAB-CURED BACON STRIPS. Conditions cosh. _April 30 Mtoutders, Hams, Candles, ?fcc BY H KN It Y com A & CO. THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, in front of our Store, will bo j sold, 600 BACON SHOULDERS BuO Horns SO boxes Candles .25 boxes Starch 5 tierces Now York Bacon Strips. Conditions cash._April 30 Butter, Sides and Bacon Strips. BY T. OT. CATER. Will bo sold THIS DAY. on Brown's Wharf at 10 o'clock. 250 FIRKINS AND TUBS CHOICE BUTTER. 4 linds Sidos. 5 hbds Bacon Strips. 8 Tierces Pig Heads. Conditions cash. April 30 Positive Sale of Hams on a ?count of Shippers. BY" T. OT. CATER. Will bo sold on Brown's Wharf, ot 10 o'clock THIS DAY. 30tu instant, 54 tierces choice SUGAR-CURED HAMS. Conditions cash. ._April 30 Dry Goods. BY" JOHN &. OTILNOR & CO. I THIS DAY, 30th inst., ot 10 o'clock, will bo sold at | our Auction Salesroom, No. 133 Meeting street. WHITE and COLORED BRILLIANTS, Bishops Lawn, Poplin. Printed Cottonadc, Grenadines, Printed and ; Solid rolorod Lawns, Ribbon". Huck Towel?, Longcloths, Summer Cassimcre, Gauze Veils, Elastic Gaiters, Black and White Elastic Braid. Spool Cottons. Black Felt Hots Straw Hats, Straw Bonnets, Hosiery, Suspenders, with | many other goods as usual. Conditions cash. April 30 Beautiful Residence, .Vo. 74 Hasel street, north ?tide, rino doora east of the Posloffce. BY ALOXZO .T. WHITE St SON, Brosters, Auctioneers ami Real Estate ARHS. WO! bo sold THIS DAY, the 30th April, at the north of | .the Exchange. Brood street, at ll o'clock A. M.. That beautiful RESIDE-ICE No. 74 Hasel street, two doors east of the Fostoflice, known as the residence of Dr. Clusolm.. The Lot measures 100 foot front by 129 feet deep,, be the same moreor. less. The Honse con ! tains eight rooms, with extensive accommodations in I outbuildings for servants, horses and vehicles. This is the most attractive residence in the heart of Charleston, I and is peculiarly, well. situated for business or profes I sional men. Terms-One-third cash; balance payable in ono and ! two years, with interest from day of sale, payable semi i annually; credit portion secured by bond of purchaser I and mortgage of tho premises; buildings to be insured, j kopi insured, and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay A. J. W. ti Son for all necessary papers and stamps. ' 1 April 30_tethsmtne BYR. OT. MARSHALL & BROTHER, Brokers and Auctioneers, No 33 Brood St. TO-MORROW, at 10J4 o'clock, will bo sold, 3 MULES. 1 Horse, 1 Fireproof Safe. Household Fcrnl I ture. Secretary, Trunks, Muskets, Pistols. Segara, Sow- ? j ing Machine, gc._ ' ' . " April 30 Boots, Bluies, Gaiters, Balmorals, acc. BY 8. HUNT St SON ? . ON WEDNESDAY, tho 1st May, at 10 o'clock, in; our | Sales-room, No. 142 Meeting street, wo will sell,: 60 CASES AND CARTOONS FRESH ASSORTED Boots, Shoes. Gaiters, Balmorals, Oxford Ties, Ladies' I and Misses' Slippers, Children's Ancle Ties, ?tc, Ac. All fresh and seasonable goods. April 30 RAILROADS. NORTHEASTERN RAXLROD COMPANY. ... SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, I CHABLXSTON, S. C.. April 24,1867. J "TTVaOM THE 1ST . OF MAY ENSUING, 1 HE 8TA Jj TZONSon this Rood, known as Strawberry and I I Gaillard' s, will bo discontinued, and in their stead s new Station-midway between thom, to be called Oakley, will I be established. S S- SOLOMONS, . April 25 . thstuS Superintendent. MACHINE SHOPS. EAS0NS' ^ -%#F OT N D UV YI AND Machine Shops. BUILD AND REPAIR Steam T^gt???, Boilers, ' Saw and Grist Mills. Cast Inge in Iron and Brass of ] all descriptions. ' Send orders to . j; M. EASON & BRO., Nassau and Columbus ste., Chorleston,' S. C. 'December .18' .atnthlyr WILLIAM $. HENEREY, IS1CHM ffl f OSMER. No. 314: Meeting street* - . > ?.. t: (NEAR ULKE,) ? ? -. CHABJLEST?N, S;. C MANUFACTURES STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS I and MACHINERY, Saw Milla, Corn Mina, Horse I Powers, Vertical and Horizontal Sugar Mills, Cotton Seed Crushers, McCarthy Cotton Gins, and- all Muds of Iron and Brass Castings, to order. April 25 ... ... . .._ thstnfimo. ". - ? NOTICE. . ? j TO CARPENTERS, BCHJJER8, <kC. "V"OUR. ATTENTION IS CALLED TO A FURTHER I X REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF PREFABED ; j LUMBER far your uses. . I TONGUEH?G AND GROOVING.$5 per M SURFACING ONE 8IDEx.i...;i.4perM ; SURFACING BOTH SIDES..'.. 7 per M OH HAND ron SALE ; - ii -. . 20,000 feet iii Worked Seasoned Flooring 10,000 lectX Worked Lining 10,000 feetX Weather BoaEds, 9 and 10 inches wide 1 15,000 feet IX. l?rond 2lncb'Yellow Pine, 14 to 20 | inches wide ' 10,000 feet ia Stepping : 10,000 feet/Wide 1 inch Boards. '. i' .1 \'i Your patronage is solicited. -TO COKBUMEBS. We have lately attached a FIRST-CLASS CORN MTT.T, to our establishment," and are prepared to furnish i GRIST AND MEAT? in large or small quantities, to cus I tornero. ' _. ? - .. - Orders from City or Country solicited. Terms cash. : . .'..:.. ' WHARTON S PETSCH. . : Car Works, Steam Planing and Grooving MILE, "? ? Corner Line street and Railroad Avenue. March 29 . tuthslxno ?. J. fflLEPMBELL, No. 37 LINE-STREET, BETWEEN KING AND ST. PHILIP. . LUMBER OF BYBBY DESCRIPTION AND BUILDING MATERIAL, ?nd;P?TNT3, OILS. GLASSES,- kc, constantly on band st the lowest morset prices. June-?9 ._. .. italy*-'*-.' B R I D Gr ? S & X A IN ?, ; .MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS TN :;BI^BAJ^?:A?I>.: CAE FLINGS, ... .1 ;i:f5'\'?<.'* Jlaehlnery of Every Description . - V. :...'" . ?.AU6, .". TAiTS PATENT BOLXJKO- LEVER 8HEABS ! - ' AND 'F?NCHE8. " ?o. 50 Con.rtI?wl-st>, corner of- Gr?enw2eli,-| HB-nr.: YOEK.: ?AHiBOAD AXLES, WHEELS, CHAIRS, SPIKES, . Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Car, Ship and Bridge Bolts, Iron Forglnin of various Muds, kc, tic j STEEL AND RUBBER'SPRINGS, LOCOMOTIVE AND. ]' HAND LANTERNS, Portable Forges and Jack Screws, Cotton Duck fcur^er Covers, Brass and Silver Trim m Ingo, Bolting of all kinds, Baggage Checks, kc, kc - Also, Agents for the manufacturers of CAB HEAD :LININGS.'- . <-' '-.> -..i- ? ALBEBI BRIDGES..;..??i. .JOEL G LANE.: 'Mosraaare . .-??:.x-i.tMit**9C.! ri. MANUFACTURERS OF i ENG?KB ^T^fi^^i^iKEB?, :' > ? R *' -IM^B?)V?T> CAB"WHEEL BOXES,; i:\tW? ''w ? i iTOLT'CP???BBS, f* ' j " - * -! ?lit< ! ? - '* * w .5 ti^rSOO?OT BRILLS, ' , AND ' . j :ri;-r.-: ; Wolfes at Worcester,; Masa; OFF?OE'AND WABEKO?H, W?.'^' ??ABL ST*, ..-.? .'...-a JBBTY8RK?r;?.T-. > r''? DecemberlE ?'?.,.i.:r,;,.\. " ?'-.'?'. :en?^'? ? iWrjBi^,:|f?^2^ co^ MA?IA?EES. | 'rirti? BE DBAW?S A?-<Oo?nNGTON; KY.? WS?t AND ? 30th of cachmonih. Scheme, 32,000 tickets 527 , prises. Wbofc, ttokets, W3; bs^^- ^cau??1?. ??? . -?t:P*ta:Of..4V.?t.i.*?,?* ;??Prises o?...i....l.?LOpo ^Friseof."..?^...48.008 ?8 Mw^ok^ "iJt*S2 ComMDs?SfLo ' ^Cn^n'sent free. D?wtng?tn?^ s^js?on ja?:th? ; ; ^S?KTTP^X^?^ i )^^???'^:-WXBNB^?K>> S.'-O., AFFOBDS A J JL' profitable ~aooamm for too. adv&rastog publfc pl.j j WeTospestfnBy solicit their r^tron*?? ^OOT toid^^ j j . GAUXABD, MBCOBIII st wlLTJli^ J I HoTemberl- ... ... : ?,' ; '.;./:"-.: \.;??m? ? ? ~-v;',."-:^- I-'^''J *;,;',' <> ?;.? ..,.'. -?.'.-.'?.-Tf-,: ? ?'-?. ???.??.ll-^LI-.t.ti AUCTION SALES. BT fi. A ?7P>. CALDWELL. THIS DAY, tho 30th. Inst., will be ?old before our store, st 10 o'clock, 10 bbl?: UNCANVASED HAMS. IBO Dry Salted Shoulders. 200 Bacon 8trips. 20 tuba Batter. Conditions cash._. _April 30 Flour. _ BY R. & A. P. CALDWE , THIS DAY. the 30th. will be sold ba our Warehouse, No-Chalmers street, to close sales, at throe-quarters past 10 o'clock, 1 83 BABREL8 FLOUR VARIOUS GRADES. AND, ON ACCOUNT OF AIL CONCERNED. 21 barrels FLOUR slightly damaged. Conditions cash. April 30 ADamaged Corn. . & A. i?. CALDWELL. THIS DAY, 30th mutant, will be sol i lu our Ware? house, No. - Chalmer* street, at a quarter of ll o'clock, on account of all concert cd, 42 BAGS COBN. Slightly damaged on board of Sehr.-, on her pas- j sago to this port. Conditions cash. April 30 A House and Lol on Ihe east side of Anson street, opposite Hie Catliolic Church, at Auction. BY SMITH & MCGILLIVRAY. THIS DAY, the 30th of April, at ll o'clock, on tho north steps of the Exchange, All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings thereon, known as No. 91 Anson street; bounded on the north by lands of Margaret Pencil; south by estate of Nathaniel Cooper, and east by lands late of Christopher Gadsden; measuring thirty-two feet, six inches, by ono hundred and sixty-two feet in depth; back lino twenty-five feet B?X Inches, more or less. Terms-One-third cash: balance in one, two and three years. Purchaser to pay us for papers. Property in? sured and policy assigned. wsmti April 30 A Lol on the East Side of Anson street, several j doors below the above, at Auction. BY SMITH ? MCGILLIVRAY. THIS DAY, the 30th of April, at ll o'clock, tu front { of tho Exchange, ALL THAT LOT OF LANI> in Anson stroot, bounded on tho north by lands of J. H. Kiep, south by lands of I Margaret Pencil, cast by lands of-Darcy; me muring | 32 feet 6 inches front by 101 feet In depth, more or less, back lice 25 feet 6 inches. Terms-One-third cash: balance in one, two and three ! years. Purchaser to pay us for papers. Property in sured and policy assigned. wsmtu4 April 30 UndertBriter's Sate of Damaqed Corn. BY LACKEY & ALEXANDER. THIS DAY, 30th Instant, will be sold, in storehouse on Accommodation Wharf, at 12 o'clock, on account of the Underwriters and all concerned, 328 sacks CORN, damaged on board of schooner on her passage from Philadelphia to this port. Conditions cash. April 30 Strips, Hams, Fork Heads. Whiskey, Butler, Cheese, &e. BY LAURE Y & ALEXANDER. THIS DAY, 30th inst-, will bo sold before our store, No 137 East Boy, ot 10 o'clock. 10 BBLS NEW YORK STRIPS 200 Uncovered Hams : 6 bois Pork Heads 10 bbls Bourbon Whiskey 30 kegs ?od tubs Butter 30 boxes Cheese 5 bbls Vinegar 15 hah* bbls Pigs Feet 15 boxes 8herry Wino 15 kegs Nails . 16 boxes Pickles. 200 reams Wrapping Paper. And sundry other Articles. Conditions cash._April 30 Ert?te Sale of Grocery Store and Household Fur? niture, by order of the Executors. BY LAURE Y St ALEXANDER On FRIDAY, 3d May, win be sold at the southeast corner | of Coming and Morris streets, ot ll o'clock, THE CONTENTS OF THE STORE, CONSISTING OP: BACON, Lard, Butter, Soap, Tea, Sugars, Liquors, Crockery, with a general assortment ot Groceries, ftc. AND THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE IN THE SAID HOUSE COKSISTTNO OF: BEDSTEADS, Chairs, Bureaus, Washstands, Mattres- I ses, PiuoWB,~Bolsters, Crockery, Glassware, kc, ka. Conditions-For Stock in store, terms to be made known on day of salo. Foi- Furniture-Caah ? A lease of thc premises can be obtained bom the Exec? utors._ April 30 Valuable Lol of Land on west side of Kinq street, Ward Sb. i. .; BY Z. B. OAKES. WAI be sold on THURSDAY, 2d May. at ll o'clock, at tho Old Custom House, All that VALUABLE LOT OF LAND, situated on the west side of King street, formerly known as Noe. 143 and 145, and being immediately east of the Cemetery at the Unitarian Church ; measuring 58 feet, 10 Inches, front and rear, and 200 feet in depth. Conditions-One-fifth cash; Balance in three equal an? nual Instalment?, with interest semi-annually; secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the prop.--rty. Purchaser to pay for papers. April 25 HANNETT SCHTTR. Auctioneer and Commission Merchant-, at I Nd.' 89 King street, 'below Broad street. Offers his services for the sale of MERCHANDISE it day and night at his store, also for thc sale of Stock. Bond?, Real Estate, Vessels, Horses and Produce. ! nest city references will be given. Consignments solicited Terms moderato and guarantees satisfaction. April 22 . . Imo Auctions for Horses, Vellidos and Furniture, li EVERY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, ot o quarter post | 10 o'clock, as originally established by the subscribers. Furniture sales ot Private Residences promptly attend? ed to ot tow charges. 1- .. - . SMITH ft MCGILLIVRAY, ' - ii Auctioneers, No. 27 Broad street. April ll 3mo South Side near State. AGRIGULTURAL. M A P ES' Nitrog?niz?rl Snper-Phosphate j of | Lime. Q f\ f\ BBLS. MAPES* NITRO. SUPER-PHOSPHATE I OUv OF LIME, to arrive ex ?teamer Manhattan. Orders supplied direct from steamer by - KINSMAN ft HOWELL, Sole Agents. April 30. . ... I .. No. 153 Boat Bay. IANBING THIS DAY. EX STEAMSHIP- ALLIANCE, PROM _ PHILADELPHIA. A AA BARRELS ALLEN ft NEEDLES' CELEBBA *?\J\J TED AMMONIATED FERTILIZER, proba? bly tho last shipment of the season. All unfilled orders ?applied direct from the vessel. .. wja-N :- ' - MACBETH ft RAVENED, April 17- --? Solo Agents. F?RN?T?Bl? AUCTIONS AT PRIVATE RESIDENCES ! Attended to with promptness and dispatch, and at MODERATE CHARGES, BY ".' SMITH & McGlXUVRAY. : April ll_Auctioneers. No. 27 Broad street. PUBLIC NOTICE. OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, :- . January 3,1867. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER | the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared for delivery from this Office. - S. THOMAS, - ' City Treasurer. Sao. L Ra il Ordained by the Mayor amt Atderaea tn City Cowal assembled. That from "and after tho first day of January, licenses shall be taken out for all carts, dray? and wagons, used for private and domestic purposes, in th? same manner, and according to the same provisions now of force in relation to carts, drays and wagons; leter driven list hire, except giving bonds. And each such cart, dray or wagon, shall be provided with a badge con? taining the number thereof, and marked Private,, to be piaccd on the outside of the shaft.'- i SEC 5. So person shall be token by tho Treasurer as surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning li censes for carts, drays, wagons and- other carnages, un? less he or she be a freeholder. .;-8sa 3. The following shall hereafter be the rates for j licenses for public and private cart?, drays, wagons, kc, including the horses or mules used thereof, which shall] be frao from other taxation: PUBLIC CARTS, PRATS, ETC., OE THOSE EMPLOYED- IN AKT I BUsntBBB WH?T?VKU, son Bmx maser oa INDIRECT. For every cort, dray or wagon, drown by ono bone or: mule, ?20. For every cort, dray or wagon, drawn by two horses or mules, MO. ? ? '.'::.. ' - . ;V For every hack and carriage with two wheels, $20. For every hack and carriage with four wheelo, 840. For every , stage or omnibus (except line omnibus), wim two horses; ssa . '-Par svery. Btsgo or omnibus (except line omnibus), drawn by four howes, $60. For every truck drown by two or more horses or mules, I ?60.-: Far every express wagon drawn by two or mare horses j er mules, ?SO. BltEAD OASXS AND VSTVATZ CARTS, DRAYS, ETC. '? For every bread cart or wagon, $5. - .'- -For every cort, dray or ? wagon, used for private or dc- ! meettc purposes, and not to be employed' ta tba trans- ] porting of goods, ware?, merchandise, lumber, ar any other rcrnrnodlty, for compensation, either directly or 1 indirectly for the ?ame, shall pay for a license the sum of 85, exclusive of the horse or mme. '. ..SatiftedixtCity'Cciancll, thia 10th day of January, . [L. s.4 in tho year of our Lard one thousand eight hun :.,:i tr' .dredand stxty-eix. . ??>.' . i . :'.;.....-.:?... ..' : t P. C GJL1LLARD, Mayor.' I i rt By the Moyer; '.'.' : ; January. ? ? ?. W. H. BMlxn. Clerk of Council.' KRAUSHAAR & CO. s. J>--L ;^^-^-I^I?MW?B(' 1 . '?aW'W'B 8 QB A BB fall IWAU ?i^e?n? 0t?wtrang Baa?, . MANUFACTORY AND WAREHOUSE j : Waaft H???toB-?bMt. ???Bi; . . SEAR SSfC-AD'^i-Y. I?K*7 "ORK. *TVSX UNSKRSIGNED, MEMBERS OF THF FIRM OJ ul- KRAUSHAAR ft CO., or? proctlcol Plano oater? and a> ?ooh have bod a larg? ?xperteno? In coonee Ucl e^weoe oi Shs -best Katabllahmetto tot?Uscountri, iD?ftnw. -Their * tato? ;?r? ni?d? not-merely sr i thsto.Wattv them, aidradartbeto imssadtatoperwntal SSi BKm. >r r ibrrralfr-T-- '-'-laftWjfiig factory aad pass la io th? hoad, of theo- patron?, ins?m they ?ovo tsMtr. trvsonaos-. ?fmnta and rcmednec&o tens, an elurSaty of touch-without welsh no lanni neut ought to b* satisfactory to the public-sc man* thai durability tn oo?struccon, which ?nable? lt to tv moto in tu - ? and to withstand sudden changea of ?a? - leraxare ?nd axpo?UTo^^xrr?m? neat ind edd. ?rule) i T???wI?ai ?uttmoabe bsppy toaao tbs profenfes and tb* poluto rt tk^W?rort*nn*. acd hrxlto comport AsroR ai4*^^^?'j?j?0^?i?^B1Jl8 HA*> 'fxvm?issim*^^ ^rainii ti? string ond! ndi ?oaton? extr?:o^ of the v - Haw* win be cJrcrilAtod tor the benefit ol '""p??a*?nj?v'>-. t~ ; ,* ? ; ^-,? ' ' * OD tlx? meit aBjifep* AUCTION SALES. .. .. . Potatoes ! Cheese I BY BRUNS St BEE. Will be uold THIS DAY. 30th inst., In front of our ?toro. No. 78 East Bay. at 10 o'clock, 20 bbl?. HUSH POTATOES 26 boxen Chees? _10 boxes Soap. April 30 MH.UGAW & RON. No. 22 Vendue Bange will sell THIS DAY. 30th Instant. at 10 o'clock, DBY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES. HATS, icc AMP Sundry articles of FURNITURE, viz : Sofa. Bureaus. Wardrobes, two Glase Cases. Show Cases. Counter, Ac. ALSO 22 bbls Irish POTATOES. 1 Spring Wagon and Wagon Harness. Cart I Good Milch Cow. April 30 100 Barrels Iri&li Potatoes. JEFFORDS & CO. Will sell THIS DAY, at Mr. O'Neill's warehouse. State street, at 10 o'clock. 100 barrels chelee EATING POTATOES. April 30_ 40,000 Pounds Bacon Damaged at tale fire. JEFFORDS ii CO. WU1 sell THIS DAY. at Mr, B. O'Nell'n warehouse. State street, at 10 o'clock. 40,000 Pounds BACON, CONMBTTHO OF HAMS, Sides, Shoulders. Strips, kc, sold on account of Underwriters and all concerned. Conditions caab on deliver}-. April 30 JV?/ Goods, C'otldng, ic. BY BTTI.ES DRAKE. THIS MORN INO, at lo o'clock. I will sell at my Store, corner of King and Liberty streets. Pieces NAINSOOK AND CROSS BAB MUSLIN. Plain, Dotted, and Black and White Tweeds. Crape Maretto, Grenadine. Popllnot, Barege. DeLaines, Calico, Brilliant. Mosquito Netting, Sileda, BlacV and Figured Alpaca, Cottonade, Summer Cassimere, Satinets, Jeans, Ac Dozens Hoop Skirts, Linen Cambric and Hem-stitched Handkerchiefs, Tucked SkirtR, Ladles* and Gents' As? sorted Hosiery, Hickory and Fancy Shirts, Table Cloths, Towels, Belts, Buckles. Neck Tien, A-o. CLOTHING. An Invoice consisting of BROADCLOTH, Cassimere. Alpaca and Linen Dress and En nines? Goats, Cassimere, Satinet and Duck Pants, ?cc Terms cash. _April 30 Lol Nb. 60 Rn?edge Avenue, containing Bouse, Kitchen and Outbuildings. BY D?ItBEC & CO. The above wiU be sold THIS DAY, the 30th inst., st II o'clock. A. M., at the old Custom House. The LOT measures 40 by 106 feet, more or less. Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps. April 30_ UNDER DECREE TN KQJJ?TY. Pritchard vs. Stroltecker. WAI be Bold, under the direction ol the undersigned, at the old Custom House. THIS DAY, the 80th cf April 1867, at 11A.M. All those three LOTS OF LAND, situate on the north side of Horlbeck's Alley, in this eily, each measuring about 42 teet front on Horlbeck's Alley, and in depth 87 feet, moro or less. Bounding north on land of Estate of Reynolds, east on land now or late of Henry Winthrop, south on Horlbeck's Alley, and west on land or Esther Blum. Terms.-One-third cash ; balance in taree equal succes? sive annual ins tal sa en ta. secured by bond of the pur \ chaser and mortgage of the premises, with Interest from day of salo, payable annually. Purchaser to pay for pa I pore. JAMES TUPPER, j April 30_th3tal Master to Equity. UNDER DECREE IN EO,CrTY. McCall, Trustee, vs. Butt. Will be sold under the direction of the undersigned, at the old custom House in this city, THIS DAY the 30th ol April, 1867, at ll A. M. AH that TRACT OF LARD situate in the District or Colleton, and near the line of Charleston District, mea? suring and containing on the east line from north to south ten (10) acres; on the west line from north to south ten (10) acres; on the south line from east to west five (5) acres, and on tile north Uno from east to west five (6) acres-said Tract of Land containing SO acres, and sold at $20 per acre. Bounding east on lands now pr late of 8. Verdier; west on lands now or late of Wm. Bird. Trustee of Mrs. Martha Mood; south on lands now or late of F. StoU Toomer, and ;-^r?h on lands now or late of Wm. Bird, Trustee aforesaid. -? Terms cash. JAMj&o ~ TPEB, April 30_th3 tul_Master in Equity. UNDER DECREE IN EQ,UTTY. Horton vs. Smith el al. Will be sold, under the direction of the undersigned, at the old Custom House, THIS DAY, the 30th of April. 1867, at ll o'clock A. M., ' ' All that TRACT OF LAND, situate on the north aide of the public road lending from Charleston to Ashley River Ferry, in tho Pariah of St. Andrew, containing 76 J? aerea, and also a small Tract of Land on the northern boun? dary of the above Tract, and incorporated with it as one Tract, bounding north and east on lands now or late of -Howard, south on dorchester Road, west on Ianda now or late of-Beckman, and northwest on land now or loto of Rev. P. O'Neill. Terms-One-third cash; balance in two" ?qual succes? sive annual'instalments, secured by Loud of -the pur? chaser and mortgage of the premisas, with Interest from day cl sale, payable annually. Purchasers to pay for paper?. JAMES TUPPER, April 30 tal Master to Equity. SHIP CHAWDLERYy ETC. PATENT BOAT DETAIHING iPPiHATUS, BROWN . & LOVEL'S PATENT. APPROVED BY TEE UNITED STATES GOVEBN . MENT and Supervising Inspectora of Steam ii % at the late trial of the different PATENTS to New York har? bor, with all fixtures complete. Price, ?40 cash. The best and meet economical of all the. Patents now used. ALSO, 1QP0 yards 8 oz. COTTON RAVENS for Awnings and Boat Sails. . . .. ?-. 7000 yards Druid Mills Cotton Duck. Nos 1,9,3,4, S, 6 and .7 at New York pri?es. ,. .. ,..... 300 coils Kentucky Baling Rope for .Cotton, Manilla and Yard Cordage. For sale by JOHN TUOHEY, April 26 . Imo No. 48. EAST BAY. ? TAVERV-KEKPERS'SOTICE. ? . OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, 1 . MarchL1867.l A LL TAVERN-KEEPERS, AND PERSONS RETAXL J3L TNG spirituous liquors, within the city limita, who have not executed their bondaand taken ont the proper cards to show that they have license to sen, win be re? ported as not complying with the law," attar Monday, 5th tost. .*.'," 1"'" '; . Those who have cards are hereby notified'to have tho same plaeod in a conspdeuoufl place in -{he window. AU failing to observe this notice wm also be reported, after the above-mentioned time. W. H.. SMITH, . Marcha ? . ? ? Clark of Councfl. OFFICE OF CAPTAIS OB' POLICE, I CHARLESTON, 3. C., April 12.f ri ULE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE 13. PUBLISHED 1 for the benefit of aB whom lt may concern, r C.B. SIG WALD, Captain of Police. Be a Ordained, That from and after the first day of January next, every person keeping a shop or store, or engaged in mercantile business in the City of Charles? ton, ahull post up, and keep potted up, to some conspi? cuous place, at bia or her bustoesa stand or stand*, a conspicuous Sign Board or Plate, .containing bia or ber given name and surname, and, to case pf' a partnership, the given and burname of each-member of the firm ; and every person so offending,, or making default herein, I shan forfeit and pay to the ?ty a penalty of fifty donara for each and every offence or default, and to addition thereto a further sum of fifty dollars for each and every month during which the provisions of thia Ordinance shan remain not complied with: j Provided, however. That nothing hereto containedahaB. apply to tho. (pedal partners of a limited partnership. ? Ratified December 2.185L . . .. _ ; Extract from Ordinance Baffled NevakberWA, 1808. | Sxo. 6. No cloth awning shall be put up to suche man? ner as to obstruct foot passengers; and no sign-board shall be erected otherwise than fttrtMttfeet tfomtho sur race of tho grourid or foot pavement * . -* * under a penalty of Twenty Dollars fox. each, and every? day, while any such awning or.aign-board, fixed or form? ed otherwise than a?, hereto directed, shan so remato. ? - ." m' ' ... " *? "._ .-;'.;....*. ' .> Ssa. 6. No person or persona whosoever shall, far th? purpose of exposing any goods, commodities, pr other articles for sale, place, or caused tobe r4ftce?% any such goods, commodities, or other articles whatsoever; or any table, bench, stall-board, box, or other appcpclagr, Int any Btreet, loner alley,-'or public toorc<uajJlare,::ar ?ny foot-pavement within .the . City, under ? penalty of Twenty Donara for each and every such offence, and for each and every night or day, .as the case may ?be, on. which any such offence is committed: Provided, how? ever. That Vendue Masters sh&B be permitted to; exposa before their stores such gooda and commodities "ta they seS at public auction, but not to take up more roora than toe front or their respective vendue stores, and to Ula distance of six feet beyond the same.. j.M. rt . Bree. No person or persons whosoever, aht? railer any.firs wood? coals, goods, wares, merchandise, car? riages of any description, or any other matter os- thing, to frfm, her, or them b<flhng1hff or, rr?trignad. to lay or stand fOT a longer space than four hours, in any street, lane, alley, or public tooroughfarcf-irithin toe City, un der a penalty of Two Dollora, with costa, for every hour that any such article OT thing shall co "lay or stand be? yond the above mentioned time : excepting materials fur building, to regard to which the ioJowtog regulation? shan be observed, namely : When any person or parsons shan erect oe : repair- any. house, or, other . building, upon' any" street, lane, ?Bey, orjjojija' court, within toa city. he. she, or they. aban make application ' for 'the. use of BO much of the street or public way as ahaU riot'exceed the front ot ?he loton which such brdlding?! to bo erected, noroxtend; more than six feet toto the tiree* : which epace- roch per aon or persona ahaU forthwith enclose wltha- sufasicnt fence, at least six feet high, to order to deposit within the Bams th?-requisite materials tor building andrepairing; and such fence, together with tho remstotog raateria?, he, she or they shall remove as soon as the wc? be finished, or whenever the Mayor shan refaire it; on jjtmof for? feiting; Two Dollars forevery farrar that HUCJI fence sr such materials enan after ward ? remata ' Ulli willodri and oat pat? also, ca* having the ?ame removed ai hix, her, or/ their expense, by the City tutharitlee.. ir:?.-.,, --:) * April 1? :.'-, ? '. , 16 - : il'tHHi ? AUT Y.-Auburn, -StHftL ?Sr?. JJ Golden, Flaxen, and flTVk Sf*S e?? Kilkee C URI rf produced by SLw^B? " "J? ?am lie nee of Professor Bx- . flLf^ JR ??fl? BBEUX'S F RI SER LE ^*R\?g .?.'rjgBOUSVEUL One sypBcs. ^AryC Af vHRttm wsjiantM to cnii the?39csMHfe *VV most straight and stribbont^Yv5p''^ hair cf either sex into wavy ringlets,; oj besyv,mast?va curls. -Hoe beea need by the fashionables, af pula end . . London, with tho most gratifying recruits. Does .so la-, tory toto* hair. Price by ma?^od and pa*toe?d. ?L DeecriuUre circulars maEed free- Address KKBGEB, SEUrTS & CO., Chemists. Mc 28S Ri mr street. Troy. H. . 'y^jBoto'&g^ : ^ '-"??-.. ' . SFIKS MUaSaU V.. ;J.j, hit, '-.'' 'itiHc-'u. , B^TOBALTY OP CHABEBarOH,! fi, -?- -i.-e-.;'" - Crrv HAU., November 9r?5??. t A LL PERSONS DESIROUS OF RE3UILx>T?]0 TH TBK A. BurntDl?tJ**e ?nd Waste J>??ceB?or0>e:cihr? ma dli" "An Act of toe Genera- Araeaibly. ginns ?uihenty to the City Council of Charj?torr to rrrbc^T!^!^^ tar or a ^J^S2*^^^^rg?g* ^ o! CouDct?, IwtWtM i tte' boro? o? 9 ?^Jt?j>^bl^.rM^'*'.-. - V oj jru^ui^n? ?ayo* , CJer^of^cmefl. TUTE fiilW?.TW?;-.'|yi^ >?H? PAPKS cmcviAxm tm/MolBom: "tax X middle corner, of the tC^aad oSkra toe bett ttefflawitir somosmeti. ; ; - .'X||j'ipjJ)|j^;: '