The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-25


is directed to proceed to Charleston, s. c., to su-
perintend the sale Of unservceable stores at that
place. So says the army Bulletin of the New
York Herald of the 22d.
CoRREcr1oN.-The corn sent here for distribu-
ton by the Southern Relief Association was con-
signed to Breyet Brigadier General R. Z. SCOTT,
and not to General TYLER as was stated. General
SCOTT communica ted with Governor ORB, and the
distribution was made in accordance with his sug-
gestions..
CABNETMAKMa AND UNDERTAKMG-We invite
attention to the card Of AIr. THos E. DALw1cK in
another column. MIR. d. can be found at No. 571
King street, and is prepared to supply the COM
munity with every article in? his line. His ware
rooms are well stocked and the cabinetmaking
shows the finish Of masters hand From an IN
spection Of his establishment we can cordially
recommend him to the patronage Of the public.
SR OF WAR.-The q. s. steam sloop Of war
Monoagahela, Commodore B1ssE1L, arrived here
on Saturday, from Port Royal, S. @. The Monon-
gahela is the flagship Of this section Of the Allan
tic Squadron and is ship Of superior construction
and capacity. The following officers are attached:
Commodore Bissen, of the Atlantic Squadron;
Lieutenant commanding J. I: McGle1ny Lieu,
Ford fsasnt Ifeusanssns aaEnssfsnd a. Rsd sS
master J. Hoy Surgeon w. r. Hood : Assistant
Surgeon: W. v. Morrison; Chief Engineer J. @.
Zeigler; First Assistant Engineer } r. McNary
Second Assistant Engineer J. Vanhorrenbeig;
Second Assistant Engineer j. q. Thomas; Second
Assistant Engineer G. J. Hafnghortt.
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PRoFEssoRs DEBow.-As. there has been some
Doubt in certain quarters in regard to the truth Of
the statement about Mr.. DEBow's death, first put
forth about three weeks ago, We publish the fol-
lowing note from the associate editor Of the Reoiec
course, conclusive: =. Z. =
ssNEw YORK, March 23.-Ssr In your issue
Of this morning, I see it asked, IT Professor
DeBow is dead 2? I answer; that he died at Eliza
beth, New Jersey, just three weeks ago.. His Re
view will hereafter be published under the editor
p ROBERT g. BARNwELL."
The CRous-The Citadel Green and the huge
pavilion thereon continues to be the great at
traction, and the interest manifested in the show
continues undiminished. The interior has been
admirably arranged for the accommodation Of the
audience, and the vast crowd that nightly fll the
tent have all an equal chance to see and be seen.
The performers ara well posted in their different
characters, and succeed in keeping the interest
undiminished to the close. On Saturday night
the tent was crowded to its utmost capacity, many
being compelled to stand during the entire per-
formance This afternoon has been designated
as benefit for the Orphan Asylum, and all who
enjoy hearty laugh should not fail to attend.
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON. Annual Com
mencement of the College of Charleston will take
place at the Hbernian Hall, ct o'clock this eve-
ming. The following is the order Of exercises
PRATER.
Ut,3itarianism-An Grafton, by HENRY P. ARcHsk,
Candidate for the Masters Degree.
oration Immortality, by J. A. MoRoso, Of the Gradu-
ating Class.
Degrees conferred by the President with an address.
MUSIC
Grafton "Ieh Diea," by g. HERBERT SASS, of the
Graduating Glass, with the yaledictory addresses
MUSIC
valedictory to the Students, / j. A. MoHogo.
BENEDICTnr :.
The above progreIsme speaks for itself, and it
is, therefore, entirely unnecessary for us to say
single word with view Of inducing our citizens
to 60 and partake Of this intellectual FEAST
BUSINESS IN CHARLIE sToN.-There is very heavy
freight business doing at all our railroad depots,
to the clerks. At the South Carolina Railroad
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