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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04

AT GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE
IA MONDAY aud TUESDAY,
Shall oasr the Largest Stock Of STRAW GOODS ovs< eI
hbted by One iouio In this city comprising foods OF the
We rave BOSNETs and BLOoMERs from One Cen, to
Tcu Dollars each.
Especially call a,tsn' GRAY and TAN HAIR
BONNETS, from One TO IL 30 Dollars.
CHOICE CLEAR SPLIT STRAW BONNETS 1t ST.
81 49, 81 70. "a, ~ 50 aud - Bargains
Also, .oIne " the huet SPLIT LEolORN aud LUTON
BLoOMERs, In all tho prevailing shapes ~ 3d. s3 ~ 80
and = esch
EIataile our COLORED and WHITE BLOOMERS At
Is, 81. 80. ~ and 81 cents each.
h impossible to p.rtcusrxe but have everything In
STRAW GOODS Benw Lat Years Prices CALL.
EDWARD RIDLEY,
Nos 3ll and olli GRAND and 10 ALLEN-ST.,
~ Fifth Block East hs bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04

" WITHOUT BLOTTING."-Thsn new IN
w DELlBLE INK that offer for sale has this
among its many recommendations Bucs lndsbs Ink can
Be- .sed Withhold be'sns Bold BY ~ principal dssss's' asd
ststtopeIa .... .....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04
ar MAPLEWOOD, near South Orange, de-

~ sirabe RESIDENCE. with large Garden etc, FO1
SALE also beautiful BUILDING SITE Of one sore With
water ront AZ Nysck upon Hudson Terms reasonable JOHN
w. sHEDDEN No 500 Bo~sry, corner Of ith-st. ~ 81
would exchange for city proper ty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04

rgNO LET-Three OFFICES in the Cooper In.
l. st,ute Oh the floor above the stores Inquire IN
tbs office OF the building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04

rT'O LET.-A neatly FURNISHED HOUSE.
Il ia l2,h-st. near 5th.sy., until lot December
Apply to HOMER MObGAN. No. 2Piues.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04

Any SOUTHERN FRIENDS.
AVA BY the author Of
AMONG THE PINES
Hcr sale at the Office Of The Tribune.
Price. 81 Paper covers. rs cents
Alss new, larger. and Landowner edition Of Pines"
satorm wh Ny Southern Friends" and the same price,
q - These Books sent BY mail free on receipt Of
sssan priCs. "
WHOLESALE PRICES:
C,sh cents cents by the 100 and Paper so cents
- Giants BY the 100 and oves.
Address
THE TRIBUNE
New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04
5iailonerp and fanrp GOODS.

GOLD PENS, wholesale and retail-Genuine
" goods tho best Fountain Pen IN the world send stamp
for circular. Geo. ~ Hawkes. manu-. "a Nsssaut, N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04
TyWO NEW MUSIC BOOKS.

ROOTS SCHOOL FOR THE MELODEON, HARNO.
MUM, AND CABINET ORGAN consisting OF Progress.
I've Lessons Studies and Scales Songs Duets Tros and
Quarte; Voantares lnterudes and Recreative Pieces
Ssr the Psror aud Choir carefully prepares with reference
70 the advancement Of Learner both Technical Ability
end Taste well the True Development Of the Powers
AID Bsssties OF these instruments By George r. Root
This work not compile alton from Piano Forte instruct
bat s arrangements all carefully adapted TO the
taEed Of the instruments for which It is designed
Beginning With the simplest lessons possible thing n
soapced time the distraction being carefully
prsessive throughout IL varies very materially fron all
rsvious instructors for these Instruments aud Ia hoped
s be found to supply want Long felt by learners and
tsashcrs Il viii MAKE volume Of IA quaro pages Price
81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04

EOR SALE-A Plot of GROUND, lJxiU.A
Il feet the n $. sSth.. los feet u in. w. Of Az
s beautiful site for buiding the street sde aud resf
the East River For PARTICULAR apply l76 East a'h a.
or No. 10 Peck-sp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04

# YOU WANT to KNOW
II ths ssrors and merits OF hydropathy read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
DOOR Tor curious people, good book for every
ere Soacse tables FREQ At the principal depots
eioStsos' ne county: ~. WARNERS, No. Ve-ey.st,
Qsw-York '''' i''" D'oe""S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04

TOR SALE-The best Location for Grocery,
II or say other business at Eiz.6et1pon NeSJeisey,
beipr the astory STORE ard DWELLING cor Of
and ron, Close 10 aud railroad depot AFpJ
10 u X KELLOGG. No. lJ9 Pear..st.. New lork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04

NOR SALE-With thirty-eght acres OF Land,
ltg. doub,e HOUSE with twostory extension. Thirty
miles ilom c.:y by rail uie nom the Sound ne sns
cold water large lawn, shade trees sn abundance i.
possession forthwith. Inquire OF HOMER AokDAS' w.
Pine-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04

YANKEE NOTIONS.
Il EVERYTHING APPERTAIEING TO A YANKEE
NOTION STOCK CAN BE FOUND AT MACYS.
Full limo PsrameIy Thresds Needle Pins Brsds Combs
WE ARE SELLING COATEs's 2oo-YARD SPOOL
COTTON, IN PERFECT ORDER, FOR NlNETi-FIvE
CENTS PER DOZEN. X. h. MACY.
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90 u)bcm II man Confrrn'

A SECRET that every Married Woman should
u xESwDInclo,e 50 cent, ard q stamped envelope
Addressed 20 yourself to Box No. % Postonce'
A. n Sinip lie and cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04

ALL PARENTS AND GUARDIANS WHO SEEK
~ GOOD soHooL. for their Children and wards may ma
variety OF School CcGars for their free at the ANEs
SCHOOL Iy.r. sos broadway -
Circulars sent By ,al If applied for with stamp
G g. Woodnan & Co.. Educational Agents
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En5trurrlon.
A GOOD HANDWRITING guaranteed to all

~ inTEN LESSONS distinction. practical and thorough
IN BOOKkEEPIN8 and Business AfiiTs. Separate roou
for private Instruction Academy removed to No l.9 B2ad'
~ cor g,h. OLIVER Il. GOLDSMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04

WANTED-A Protestant young Woman, as
w CHAMBERMAID and TO assist In tho Caro- Of Chill
dren. References required. Apply At No. 7 Sdst. neal
Bowery
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Uanis.

WANTED-By a neat, tidy young woman,
w with excellent city reference s,tus,ion as GENERAL
SERVANT hvcd In ssntcmsn's family In Ireland; does
plain cooking will take housemsids pscs wages 90 to
10 oil city country. Call No ls2 East 2s. for days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04

CARPETS. CARPETS. CARPETS.
~ COLUMBIAN HALL
No. 2al 0rsnd-st.
We are offering large and well selected stock Of TAPES
TRY BRUSSELS THREEPLY and INGRAM CARPET
IEGS at low prices for cash. Also, Stair Cerpo,s Rugs
Mats, and on Cloths, etc. sto- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04

RECREATIONS FOR THE CABINET ORGAN, HAIR
HONIUM, OR MELODEoN, consisting Of selections and
arrangements Of the Popular Themes from AMBER
Beethoven, Bsllini DoLizeth Hsndel Mozart, Rossin
epohI Verdi and Others 10 be isrues in six of Is
DASes EACH at intervals OF two weeks sent by NAL
receipt Of ~ cents for single Dnmbe SO for the series
CONTENTS OF No l. Now RHADY
Dsehess Of 0denburgs Hymn. by G. Heinemtn ;
0horas from MssssDeo. Auber Hymn from SrAdea Flo.
Tow; AHA from Rigost;o Verdi; Larghet,o from Magic
Fste Mozart; Song by KuckeD Seralsde from stradeils
yo,ow Chorus from Night in Granada Keutzer Ballad
Rom Zanps Hsroldi Loreieyi AHA from Romeo Bsini
1estagpe.e Hymn. by Novello Nocurre from Martha
f,stsw German National Song by c. Heibemann.
MASON BROTHERS, New-Y York,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04

YOUTHS Home Boarding School Oh a Farm
IL neal Hsckensack N j. accessible by Rarosd nom foot
Chsmber, NJ Y. Terms sl2o TO 40 per year For cir
culsrs address Principal A. d. WlNANf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04

vlNHE UNION HOME SCHOOL for the edu-
cation and Of the chldsa Of our Volunteers
has been REMOVED No. 70 Fest s2ds. to the build
lag formerly Known the WHITE HOUSE. sth-Av.,
between 3Tth and 33s,a
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seriit bes GeSS@tnes Qespirrnn8 bcH. ebtabe bs
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-13

i>ta'ed at Haton Rouge, rumbcrs $1,000; ut
Present there is no Indications Of M advance
D"s"rt,rs state ,ha, banks can't depend upon
his army, hence the delay in advancing 9Th"
Kentucky legislature passed an amcmimrnt.tu
TIE military bill. instruc,ing her troops nut to
cntorcc the Presidents proclamation--the vote
was 60 against Is.
Northern papers of the Sd has been received
mt F".drricksburg-thcy state that Van Dorm
Is reported advancing on Memphis. The Yam
k"cs state that there are jU,nUO Cohfc.lc-ai"s
at Holly Springs The ncgr" soldiers bill pass
ed the li"rS" by vote of IS 20 li-::e slaves
of legal persons not to be received. Mr.. Ste
r"ns sai.l 3on.oUo men would leave III" army
!" May. We could not raise 5o.rcn white
'';vn. EonFcrip!i"n was Impossible. lie be-
ii2vci the Democrats were holding sccrc, meet
in:;* to usurp the Presidency. The Urci!
correspondent says that the rebels nrc buying
"r, 81 Monterey, in Mexico, everything iha,
can tcraten, worn or use,! TO xiii Union men
and says that an order is there now for &C, ,0nD
rebel ll"mkcts. Northern papers say that all
thc officers wives at ror, Royal have been
ordered North in view ct active operations
from ii.at i'"Inl agaIs, Charleston.
The Chattanooga E"b'i says all remain Gui,
II, in front if Eo>cncrans designs an advance,
Ii" can only accomplish it hy the pix"
r"h'!i-tl,c other avcnues Icing rcs.Lcrci al
i,:">t inrassai,ie by the weather.
The Yankees admit Il "<s Of sixteen k,.,c,!
on board the Merc.Gi:;. ami ten on the .,u:us-
Ia, '"ri!."y :he James Alscr, by II sl.ll from
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-13
THE SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.

MH. EnIr"r II, was NAL" til" duty Of Rev
II. 1. Sloan, Rev. J. o. Lindsay and n"ys~!i
on Salc'laY in Jauuavv TO ascertain the want.
OF our soldiers from .thE"yilr, Jv a.i!rrs-ir..
letters I" til" CAPTAINS "f the different C"npa-
MES This duty was !,cifu:Hc,!. and | bavr
received thrr" "r four rrSppm:":. li"r Pratt
WRITES that but two suits ar.l Il few blanket
maj shoes nrc all his Company mccl lirut
Lee reports that few um,i"rc!o,i,", i the rlti
m"tGm OF their wants. Another officer who
h"-.!c"'s I" :; .:u his Lam" To- the c::;:uunj."-
n"n says '.,a. few ur.!,.r clothes a.,l socks
VIII sni'r!, tici" wants. y vein of smr.g.
''in''i aid furnished Their respective t."#l,:-
n"s III November last. ~ we could nut ,..".
cure quorum Of the Committee :..S: Sai..l.y
have ic!t it my luiy 10 give this Information
to the public.
As Rev. II. ". DarHw"l has l,.ci writing tc
III" district, and charging HE viii, l"o.: :.
i'"rkas"s, &c., which have s;mr" been rivk",
NJ hN various l"rS"is aa,i hia AGENTS al H..
various railroad stations #ul .!r,,oiS ami s.i.,
to him, feel it, nay duty l." give n flat a;..i
unqualified contradiction 10 his s,ata.ucni
Every !'"H, package, anl garment, which wa.
directed /" my rair a:! placed in r.y r,.rg
has been safely delivered, with the ,X,.,;,,:ui
"i pair Of ra"'S, lar of socks = rnrr o
drawers and - shirts which were stolen from
I'll" drr", in E.chm"nh and which rrilac-.'
and at the rcInest "f the party. | Jeff them i,
Capt. kerrs box, in the Hrul, Carolina Depot
AT Rich;:"i.l. In co:c'n:.nn, ,:r,l.. "a, sci
to 'ur"!sA 'Ar"" garments for c:"ly "i,: ia
Mr.. Earmw-il viii r,uvr were ,!.u< .!irc,,,
"'" that lost. !':', or 'ns'ai'!. during ry la,
visit t" Eivhr:i":.d and viil,-cnn Il.
say 40 much!
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kCHANGE NOTICE NO. 4.
RICHMOND, Jan. 10, 1868.

RICHMOND, Jan. 10, 1863
INIEf,llowing Officers and men have brcn
Il dNy exchanged, and are hereby de-
elared.
], All tAe officers and men captured in Ken
lucky, Ten4essec Alabama, Mississippi Gcor.
g'", Fl"ridaRhd South Carolina, up to DtccE
ber lo'l, lSde
= All otiictrs ard men captured in Missouri
kansas. New Hlcxico, Arizona, Arkansas anl
Louisiana, upto january lst 1863.
3. The foreking sections apply not only to
officers aud mAl Of the Confcncrate service
but also t" all prisons captured in arms or hos
tie array aSain* the United States. whatever
may have been Il character Of the military
organizations to which they were attached
and whatever maAhavc been the terms of the
paroles given by thAm. Ii any are in Federal
prisons, they are to tc Immediately released
aud delivered to the lConf<erato authorities
4. All Confederate officers and men who
have been delivered III City Point up to JAM
ua!ry 9th. 1868. Y.
6. All Confed crate daice-s and men whn
have been delivered st " cksburg up 10 De-
eember 2sd. 1869. and ind 1uding said date.
6, All parollcd copfedeikse officers md men
receiptcd for at VicksburA up to December
23d, 1862. and including said date.
Z. All Confederate officers Snd men captnr-
ed and parolled at Frederic ksburg, Va. in
December, 1862.
8. All Confederate officers .ans men captur'
ed and purolcd at Goldsboro', n. in Decem
| Der, 1862
0. Other miscellaneous and mihpr exchan-
goa Of which the appropriate offico& will bt
| duly informed. !
RoBERrpSRS,~' Z
Agent of ExoHaAge: :
Feb 10 IL cA
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Estate Of South Carolina,

AP'(rAST AND INSPECTOR CrSraAL'a orFscE.
COLUMBIA, February s, 1868.
GENERAL OEDER NO. S.
I. THE General Assembly of tins State, by
an Al entitled "An Act for the better organ
iza,iof Of the militia. :md or other purposes,"
having vacated the commissions Of 9ll militia
oiiicctf IN This state Who arc not exempt from
servic4 by the Acts Of the Confederate Con-
grcss, Is soon rs new elections can Le held,
clectidhs are hereby ordered to he held for field
and company officers. in all the companies bat
t"lli"n3 and regiments Of the militia of this
State, h. or before the twsnty-frst day of
this mot,h said elections to be conducted in
the mar 1ner prescribed by the Act of ls4I, cx-
c"rt as tb the notice required under said Act
II. Ndonc liable to duty in the Confederate
service, ,kIlcss lie be exempted from said ser.
vice nnltr the provisions If the Exemption
Act of C"tgrsEs. sl,all be eligible to said oal-
crs.
III. The3onicers in command Of regiments
a. the time iid elections are held, are required
TO make rct3rns therefor to tins office immcdi.
n,cly thereafter.
". The c4,pmanding officers Of companies
and reGmcn.} are hereby required, immcdi.
ntely aftcr.sal elections have been held, to
make rcturni Of the rolls of the companies
promptly to I'll office, in pursuance Of the pro
visions Of the FIFTH and si8lh sections of said
Act, herewith AuLl'shcd; and for default in
making said rett rms the penalties therein i'm
posed will he STRICTLY enforced. -.
Y. The eommt tndins officers Of Regiments
are hereby charged with the prompt execu
ton Of this order Rn the publication thereof
BY instruction 4f the General Assembly.
A. C. DARLINGTON,
Adj "''"' and tDSree'0r General ofs:c:
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CONSIGNFES.

The following persons have freight in the
Depot at Abbeyille;
Mrs II & King, a Galley, Il Hill, Mrs Jane
Gordon, y Simond, Mrs. J a Bowie, d j Jor-.
dan. W lawson. a Wier, FM Mitchell,
1 & Perrin Cruise, Jos Moore, Mr. James
Moore. Williams. Z Pollard, John Enright,
NJ Wilson, S Gilmow. Jas Gibhes, Dr. n r
Banner. T Saxon. J L Simpson, Capt. Knox,
DR.. VIM Prttigrew. a Dixie, Rodgers Il Co,
" NJ Mooney, Simmons. J McCaslin, r @
Pinkney. DO Nellie, DrJM Campbell, DIR E
Parker. James Tigart Rev. George Allen, John
McBryde.
DR. sONDLEY, ACT.
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Passed :is;;;c session of III. r.: .l,,,r.
Gi South Carn,ju, Lo,.ru H,y,.,.r -.
1872, and c,.liur FrL,u1rv 1sc:
ac!s orIcix.?tyc =; r,. ,,,,s,.
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visions Of an Ac,. cn,i,;.l",r A.. -,
reference to tie s,,,n.n>;ou ..f ,rn,. ...y
n"n;S hv the banks uf hi, the ,,l t,,r
u!!."r ,u.po>rs," t. III" first Inv OF JY.u,
~, in ,l.c wear ni orr I,,,.l ere .,,.,,....,.;
eight lr.,.,l..! :.:.! >:>,y.-i,,r
.. Aa ~. :, ..::,,. Il. -: 49,. :,...
:, L.: tl,:..w ;:.l Goa! Field, n:j,,n,J
t'ni;*n=.
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I,,n::.:.>.c:.ls e.: :!s. l',os ,nr i..u.a.:,,
D>.v!"t.
/. VA AI 10 refund the i;..r,.
'.i Relief i,r Earnwci; and !..urrus us.
'r;c,-, 49,! !or St. ,la!:."w"s aul s...,i,.
Church 1'ar::,:."s. m"""y~ "dva."cd ami
"%r.n,.'; b. ticn II. Boards Of E.!i.f OF,
ot incir private i.,.,!S.
). An Ac. to c.,a'.i l. a.I r.-c'.a,.rr
certain HoaI>, l;::h.cs and Ferries a,l
i"r other lur;,rSc:.
&. An N"s 20 VS., n the Coz. e,i.r:.;..
.''o'' rn'n"n: - par. Of the Columbia Ca,.".
.,.r '!.'' term o! we've wears.
I. IN Aci :" charter IA. p..imr,;o f.A
or.r; anl .ImI".riiEy Cn,uian
S. An Ar' 10 provide for the a,.p.ir,
'n'.r.l Of t"rn,.>- ;pncls # the l',ur f..
Oar, "gt,n D,s;ri+t and Chesterfield Dis
trc;.
8. An Act to charter the Allan ic Steam
Packet Company Of the Confederate
SITES.
10. An Act 10 incorporate certain Re.
ligi"us and Charitable Societies, and to
renew AMI amend the c!,ar,crs of c,i.crs
heretofore granted.
IL. An Acs to incorporate the Fj:..o
and Ashley Canal Company.
10. An Act to provide iora guaranty
by tie State 0: the bonds Of tie Cn.!scd.
crate States.
49, An Act to authorize tie Da:i; Of
the State to increase rs i,,u,. IF small Lu,s
II. An &c: to authorize the i<,,e f
Stock for the purpose Of conrinu:, q The
construction OF the new State Hone.
Is. An Act to confer the rip;hs Of leg
i'im"cy on Mary c. Daniel.
1G. An Act TO amend An Act entitled
An Act 70 provide for Tie paymcn, hy the
State OF the War Tax Of the Confederate
o'a'eS, and Tor the collection Of the same
from the taxpayers IN this State.
H. a" Act 10 provide Tor The payment
"y the State o! such War Tax rs may be
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THE WEATHER.

For te past ten da>s wchav. had variety Of
wea,hr--iirat an'l foremost Il f'"rz' 'A"n the
driheen"w, mex, the driving, ,!eet. ncc''mi'-
nie'l Wh n keen N.i,i.. ,:c.;.: and lastly, the
WARM dement's refining. ,h,. 81: =" i"'!::'
transc'dsnr appeared; >;s!cc ti'ra !: E!> h.."n
s!"-h7ip-.kci-sash 'iGr",;"i. III: Mud ;r:i
water, II depth to suii the rui:"uS v.r az.
fond oie4'ng the WATERPROOF: qualities of
new bcAamG shoes