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MISCELLANEOUS.
Know thy Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THonSroN the Rreat Engnsn As"oi0'
oist clairvoyant and Psychometrcsn, who has aston
;shed the scientific classes of the Old World nas now 10
Gated herself at Hudson, n Y. Madame IaohNIoS po'
sesses such wonderful powers Of second sight as 70 ems
h,o hor To mnar knowledge Of tie greatest importance
to the single or married Of either sex. While n s'a"
os trance she deneaes the very features OF he person
vou are to marry and by the aid Of an instrument Oh M
tense power known as the Psychomotope, guarantees 70
produce fe-ke picture Of the future husband OF Wne
Of tue applicant together with date OF marriage
in life leading traits of character &C. This s no hui'
h,o 40 tbousand of testimonials can assert She Will
send. when desired, certified certificate. or written
guarantee that the picture is what it purports to be- BY
enclosing small lock of hair, and tatng place OF brth'
age disposition and complexion, and enclosing Afy cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you VIII
cei, the picture and desired information by return ma
an communications pacredly confidential Address, In
confidence Madame E. F. THORNTON. P. o. Box 2as'
Hudson, n. Y. ~ nNAW- n.- ~
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AucIlQN SAlEs.-

D,y Goods, SYra,o Goods. Boots and Shoes.
BY j. & w. KNOX.
THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at their auction sales
rooms, No. 1873 Meeting street, opposite Pa71hon
Hotel, will l., sold,
AN ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS
COMPRISING,
PANTS STUFF, Seasonabe Dress Goods, Domeshcs,
Hosiery, Gloves Fancy Goods, Small Wares, &C.
ALSO.
few cases BOOTS AND SHOES
25 cases desirable Straw Goods.
Conditions cash. May IL
Horse, Wagon. Cart, &c.
By LAUREY & ALEXANDER.
TOMORROW the 14th inst, will be sold at No. PIG
East Bay noar Market street, ut II O'clock
LA No. l HORSE, young sound and gentle
l Butchers Spring Wagon
/ Baker or Grocer's Covered Spring Cart
l Spring Dray
Ex "a strong Iron axletrcc and new Wheels,
suitable for Dray Wheels
l good Check Rein in fair order
/ Stove and Cooking Utensils.
sundry articles of Furniture, Writing Desks. Mea-
s1res, NC, &c.
1000 Feet Boards, suitable for flooring
Conditions cash. May 10
Corn.
BY r.. s. A. p. CALDWELL.
TOMORROW, tTuesday,) the 14th inst, will be sold be-
fore store, No. 90 East Bay at 10 O'Clock. on &C.
count of all concerned
200 Bags WHITE CORN.
Conditions cash. May Is
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAHL
NEWS OFFICE.
auction Sales This Day.

Auction Sales This Day.
J.& ". KNOX will sell this day, at 10 O'Clock, at the
auction salesrooms No. 1873 Meeting street. opposite Pa
vion Hotel dry goods straw goods. boots and shoes
R. "A. p CALDWELL will sell this day, at 10 o'clock
at the store No. King street. next to the corner
Wentworth street, crockery and glassware.
LE1TcH BRUINS will sell this day, at 10h O'Clock, al
No. Beresford street. contents and fixtures Of bar
ROOM
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If you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.; or, M1LLERs' Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
If you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern o
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. SO Broad street
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BOOKS OF THE METHoD1s- EPISCOPAL CHURCH
souTH.-Attenton is called to an advertisement IN
to-dsy's paper OF Messrs. E. J. DAWSON & Co.
They are the authorised agents here for the Meth
odist Publishing House at Nashville.
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Post Office Notice.

PoST UFF1CE, [
CHARLESTON, S. c., May 6, 1857
Hereafter, until further notice, the Northeastern
Mails will close at LIS P. NJ, and arriving at the
Depot at e45 A NJ. will bo ready for delivery at II
o'clock. On Sundays tho Post Office will open at
1880 P NJ. for one hour.
The Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con-
tinue to close daily at o'clock A. NJ, and for the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at G A. NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY G. TROTT, P. NJ
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are ull laid under contribution to present the old
truths in new, clear and attractive light With
a strong love Of nature and the beautiful both in
nature and in art the Bishop is never at loss for
striking and appropriate illustrations.
He preached at night in Bethel Church to very
crowded house; and tonight is to preach again at
the same place.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE
CHARLESTON, s. Co. May 4, 1867.
NNBE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AND
Enclosures, vaults, &C., will commence on Monday
nezt St inst Owners and occupants hereby required
to see that their premises in good condition aud that
all filth and garbage is removed required by Ordi.
nance Other inspections will follow.
By order Of Mayor GA1LLARD. -
C. B. SIGWALD.
Chief of Police
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The Time to Advertise In the Country.
THE PHGN1x has large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State. Advertising
rates as reasonable the strngency of the money mar
ket will warrant Merchants and others wishing to use
the columns of the paper will address
JULIAN A. sELBY Proprietor.
February 25 Columbia, 9. Q.
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Free to Everybody.

Large PIP. Circular. giving information OF thu
greatest importance TO the young Of both sexes.
It teaches how the hornely may become beautiful tht
despised respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail to send tne
address, and receive copy postpaid by return mail
Address P. o. Drawer. 81,
March 80 Tyr Tro;, N. 7.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

JoB, woa1.-sswe have now completed our office aif
20, az 10 execute, in tho shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and We most re-
p2eotfully ask the patronage Of our friends
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GorDl GOLD! GoLD We would call tho atten-
ton Of our readers to the advertisement of Mr..
ANDREW III. MoRELAND, No. 8 Broad street, who is
in the market for the purchase of Southern securi
ties OF all kinds. Parties having bonds, stocks,
coupons, &C., for sale, will Id it to their advan-
tage (such has been our experience) by calling on
Mr.. MoRE1AND, who we can truthtully recommend
In every way.
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A-A-A-A-A

A-A-A-A-A-
The best Dyspeptic Bitters now in use are PANKNas
Hepatic Bitters They never fail to give relief Try
bottle and be convinced For sale by all Druggists m
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HOLDERS Of the first mortgage second lien bonds
Of the Charleston and Savannah Railroad Com
pany, who have not received their scrip certificates
for bonds surrendered, are informed that the
Treasurer will remove his Office from No. % Broad
street to the foot OF Mill street, Thursday, the
10th inst. Parties interested will avoid inconveni
ence by calling on the Treasurer OF before that
day
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CONTNusSONER'S SALE.

James M. Rhen ys. Be,lane!n sores Aaas'"'s- a NJ
'i traitor de bonis non Of John C1arEe ca & e! o..
BILL FOR FORECLOSURE 1!ar AM o..aa saah roade nv
By authority of decretal order In this cause msas ~
his Honor Chancellor johnson, at the last Fe0rus s5s
sitting Of this Court for coeton Dstc a 9e,oas sd Say
Court House in WATERFORD, on MoNDAi' lne ~ o.'
of June next ensuing. at IL o'clock NJ. ,,n ,,,,.+o
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAM a sso.us anS
in the District of Coeton containing SIX hundrea sHa
twentv-eigh acres, or less; bounded 70 ne
ward on lands of Walker, Paul e., and Cnsrss n r.
Fripp: to the eastward on lands of-Godtey and Dr:
BENJAMIN Rhett south on lands Of the said Dr. M
Rhett and William c. Hayward and TO tne WesITS" ~ ~
cash; the balance on credit o.
twelve months titles delivered when tns cTes r.
of nurchase money shall have been paid Purcnsser
pay for papers. Fed.
Commissioners Office, coleton District Apr' y xms nss
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AUCTION SALES

Dnder7orters !Sd,e-Grocke,.y and A Geass''eue'
BY Il. & a. p. CAiDWa ~ % atnrs. No. :.
THE RS pA1 street. u next to the corner of Wentworth
on account Of oil concerned. at 10 oe,0cE G .sswARE
The balance of the stock OF CROCK ~ 1ate Are
STONEWARE, CHINA %c'' "e'' hlsy 13
Conditions cash. @-
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FREuNDsoHArTsBuND.-The attention of the mem.
bers Of this Society is called to notice OF an extra
meeting, to be held at their hall at o'clock this
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Estate Sale. by order OF f1ecoSo'
Lots. .
pvwsRDLaW & CAREW.


Lots.
w BY WAGDt.WW a,i;do1 w. & To:MeRRcw, the l4th
MAY in front Of Exchange; co,oi,o
HOUSE AND IoT at Of Spring asa mo- Iscss
streets The Ho So contains four rooms WIN onro below
Jircct On the corner is well adapted for store VIII a
all tho necessary fixtures. and s excellent s!saJ su
business There is attached to this lot goou 40 Sst
with servants above, &c &c. The Lot IL 40 ore e
inches ront on Coming street by As feet in depth
or less.
ADoUBLE FRAMED TENEMENT HOUSE, adjoining 70 aanS
the aboye on Coming street. with four rooms IN esSn
tenement The lot is SO feet 10 inches rons a on
strert by 4s feet iuches or less and mas on
we'll Of water The buildings on both these lois are
nearly new and of excellent materials ths he ar and
was in possession of the Iestator oelore 'ne "'''
has never since changed hands .,o and three
Terms-One-third cash; balance In one tWo anu IN
years with bonds secured by mortgage OF properly "
surapce and policies assigned
Purchasers to pay ". c. for papers. .,,r,an
May 13 lHes-,I--,-e-
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fante,ts and Fixtures Of Bar RooT9; Romre
BY w. Y. LEITCH q H. %
Auctf0neers. ,,.eo-d
viii be sold THIS DAY, 18th inst, at No. sefre'0'u
VIII " '0'N street. at 10h o'clock, r-,p DAD
THE CONTENTS AND FlXTUFES or LIE AA
ROOM known as tine 9etn. May 13
Terms cash
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PRINTING OrF1cE.-By reference to the card Of
the veteran job printer, Mr.. A. ]. BURKE, it will
be soen that he is still at his old stand No. GO
Meeting Street, up stairs, prepared as always, to
do any kind of fancy, book, or ornamental printing,
that may be desired.
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MAasDrs's proroaA1 BALM cures whooping
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BISHOP W1aHTMAN yesterday morning preached
in Trinity Church to large congregation, from
the text: "Jesus said to him thou shalt love the
Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy
soul, and with all thy mind" The preacher diNi-
ded his subject under three principal heads: /.
The obligations Of the preeept inculcated in the
text. ,. It's compass and thirdly, it's rank. We
have here obviously command. The text speaks
with sovereign authority; but God being of in
finite benignity as we'll as Of supreme authority,
we may suppose that God would not impose any
command impossible to be complied with. But
how can love bo commanded The preacher en-
deavored to elucdate this apparent difficulty by
explaining that there were three classes OF sus-
capabilities: The animal, as the love Of mother
for her offspring. 2. The rational susceptibities,
brought into play by the beautiful-the aesthetic
emotions of the human mind. Then, cognate to
those were what the schools call the scientific
emotions or susceptibiities enabling us to read In
nature the ideas which God has implanted in it.
All these several classes the preacher said, are
without the pale of religion. This We find in
the third class, under which We have the spiritual
susceptibiities. Here We must leave the orator.
To those who know Bishop WIaHrMAN, we need
not say what privilege it is to sit under his min
,try and hear the outpouring of a mind, cast In
large mould, and furnished with the choicest
treasures Of the ages. Classic, patristic and
modern literature in their various ramifcatons,
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AUCTIONS for Horses, Velicies and Fttrnanre 81 a.
EVERY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, az 9usri,ssa 9r,so p'''
IN O'clock as originally established by the suoscrioe
Furniture sales at Private Residences prompt
GU " ~ ~" N-'0e SMITH McGILLIVRAY,
Aucuoneers, Nc q Broad street,
,,, o. sonth Side near State.
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UNITARIAN CHuRcH.-There was quite large
congregation at this place of worship last night
it having been previously announced that the sub
iect of the discourse would be: Jesus not God; to
be followed, not worshipped." The text was from
Mark xii. $3.50. sAnd one Of the scribes came,
and having heard them reasoning together anu
porceiving that he had answered them well, asked
him, which is the first commandment OF all, and
Jesus answered him, the first Of all the command
ments is: Hear, o Israel, the Lord our God is our
Lord And thou shalt love the Lord thy God With
all thy heart, and with all thy SOUL and with all thy
mind, and with all thy strength. This is the hrst
commandment" From the nature Of the subject an
nounced, and the text chosen to set it forth, our
read ers can readily infer the line of fargument pur-
sued by the preacher The pastor, Rev. T. HIasT
SMITH, is very able, eloquent, and pleasing
speaker, and interested his audience during the
entire hour occupied in the delivery Of this
sermon.
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At the anniversary meeting of the Winyah Indi-
60 Society held at the Georgetown Court House,
on Friday the Sd day of May, the following gentle
men were unanimously reelected officers Of the
Society:
DR.. W. R. T. PRIOR, President; Hon. B. Fl. WILL
soN, Senior Warden; R. E. FRASER, Junior War
/. den s. T. ATKINSON, Treasurer; PAUL TAMPLET,
Secretary; A. J. SHAw, Attorney; BENZ. ALLsTos
and L. E. GREENE, Stewards ; R. DozER, Orator
for next anniversary.
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H.. H,

DOWIE & NOISE, Agents
GOODRICH, WNEMAN g. CO., Agents.
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3EaAL AMusEMENrs.-The legal fraternity, tired
of the labors Of the week. resolved on Saturday to
leave their musty tones and spend day in the
Courts of Nature free from the restrictions of
Law. A number of the members of the Bar had
invited Judge MUNRO to picnic given at DR..
PARKER's plantation, fifteen miles from the city,
and the cnliro party, including his Honor the
Judge and majority of the fraternity left the city
By the morning train on the South Carolina Rail-
road. The weather was charming and the company
being in the best of humors, the day was spent
pleasantly. In consequence of the picnic there
were no Courts held and no legal business trans
acted.
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BANNETr SCHUK.
an.+,onccr and Commission Merchant, at
No. SO King street, below Broad street Hsr .,
Offers his services for the sale Of MEhOHANspSI ~ SIs
5ay and night at his store, also for the sale OF
Bonds Real Estate. Vessels, Horses and Produce e
city references will be gwen Consgnmens sohcieo'
Terms moderate and guarantees satisfaction. 49,.
April %
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CoRoarRs MoUEsr.-Coroner WHITING held an
inquest Sunday morning on Union Wharf on the
body Of John s,mons tfteedman), who was killed
on Morris Island on Saturday morning
ct halfpast six o'clock A. NJ, by the e1-
p,osion Of shell, while he was engaged in un-
loading the same for the purpose of getting the
iron Verdict that he came to his death by the ac-
cidental explosion of shell.
Another freedman named VIM. Davis, was
brought to the city, who was seriously wounded
by said explosion.
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The Augusta Constt,aionahst of Saturday says:
sour sanctum has been honored by visit from
HENRY TnRoD, Of South Carolina, whose beauti-
full poems are household words in the South.
There is no truer poet in an this country than
HENRY T1MRoD, and, if ever man deserved well
OF his State, he who has embalmed her glory in
SURPRISING and enduring melody merits rich re-
ward Mr.. T1MRoD has been silent Of late. We
can guess the cause. But, should he never pro-
duce another song, his memory is safe, and the
evidences Of his genius secure"
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We are indebted to Mr.. VoaIER, No. 1OS Market
street for late copies Of the Saats Zeitug, Ksna-
nal Zeilung, Round Table, and the New York
Ledger. The first named gives the best digest of
the latest European News. The second, has just
concluded long and very interesting story, by
F. spEnHAaEN, 'sIn Reih und Gied." and now
proposes to give us new story in its place. Tho
Round Table is always interesting and readable.
The Ledger this week, contains the first four chap
ters Of henry WARD BEEoHER's new novel, Nor
wood" which promises fairly. Mr.. voaLER al
ways keeps on hand full supply Of all the leading
periodicals, and Of the latest dates.
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RELIGIOUS oBsERvANcEs- CHURcH.-The
Rev. ELLISON CAPERs, recently ordained In this
city, occupied the pulpit in Grace Church yester-
day morning, and preached to large and atten-
tive congregation. Many Of his audience remem-
bercd him before he had exchanged the sword for
the gown, and heard the same voice that used to
lead them to battle now inviting them TO come to
the throne of Grace and have their sins forgiven.
The performance of the choir elected general
praise, and the Easter decorations added greatly
to the beauty Of the Church.
, 1867-04-12
The Great worship.

The harp at Natures advent strung,
Has never ceased TO play;
The song the stars of morning sung,
Has never died away.
And prayer is made and praise Is given,
By all things near and far;
The ocean looketh up to Heaven,
And mirrors every star.
Its waves are knesling on the strand,
As bends the human knee,
Their white locks bowing to the sand,
The priesthood of the seal
They pour their glittering treasures forth,
Their gifts of pearl they bring,
And all the listening hills of earth
Take up the song they sing.
The green earth sends her incense up
From many = mountain shrine;
From folded leaf and dewy cup
She pours the sacred wine.
The mists above the murmuring rills
Rise white as wings of prayer;
The altar curtains of the hills,
Are sunsets purple air.
The winds with hymns of praise are loud,
Or low with sobs of pain,
The thunder organ of the cloud,
The dropping tears of rain.
With dropping head and branches crossed,
The twilight forest grieves,
Or speaks with tongues of Pentecost
From all its sunlit leaves.
So Nature keeps the reverent frame
With which her years began,
And all her signs and voices shame
The prayerless heart of man.
, 1867-04-12

INDIANs.-We learn that apprehensiOns
are entertained in the Galatin Valley in re-
gard to Indian depredations the coming sea.
son. We think it important that great vigiN
lance should be exercised by all the citizens
of Montana, and proper preparations made to
be ready for any contingency that may occur.
No family n the Gallatin should be without
fresarms, and every male citizen should have
in his house good gun and such other wea-
pons as can be procured, SO that if Indians
attack any portion Of the country, aid can be
rendered at once, and relief afforded. Efforts
should be made to induce Gen. Sherman 10
place one or two companies Of mounted sol-
diers between Bozeman and the Yellow Stone
this sumner = or if soldiers cannot be fur
nished, to authorize the Governor to raise
company of mounted men, to act as scouts
near the Yellow Stone. Many persons enters
tain the opinion, that when operations com,
mence this spring against the Indians on the
Plains, that they will take refuge in Montana,
and commit heavy depreda:ions in the Gala
tin Valley y.-lHoatdnd Democrat.
, 1867-04-12

BURNs.-The best thing for burn, says
an exchange, is the following, and every
family ought to know it and try it : AS soon
as possible after the burn, throw a little green
tea into hot water; let ii steep. Stir up an
Indian meal poultiee. Spread the tea leaves
on the pOultice put it on the burn or scald.
whichever it may be. If burnt with powder,
it will take the powder out, and the skin viii
be as clear as ever.
, 1867-04-12

DkLIcAcY OF THE CABLE.- At supper, given
in honor of Cyrus W. Field, be said:
Our two cables do their work well. There are
no way stations between Ireland and Newfound-
land, where messages have to be repeated, and
the Lightning never fingers more than second
in the bottom of the sea. To those who feared
that they might be used up or wear out, would
say for their relief, that the old cable works a
little better than the new one, but that is be.
cause it has been down longer as time improve,
the quality of the gutta percha. But the new
one is constantly growing better. To show how
delicate are these wonderful cords, it is enough
to state that they can be worked with the smallest
battery power.-When the first cable was laid
in 1858, electricians thought that to send cur>
rent 1000 miles, it must be almost like a stroke
of lightning. But God was not in the earth.
quake, but tn the still, small voice. The other
day, Mr.. Latimer Clark telegraphed from Ireland
across the ocean, and back again, with a battery
formed in lady's thimblel And now, Mr.Coi.
let writes me from Hearts content: 81 have lust
sent my compliments to DR.. Gould, of Cambridge
who is at Valentia, with a battery composed OF
strip of zinc, excited by drop of water, ihe
simple bulk of a tear!" A telegraph like that
we think nearly perfect. 1t has never for a
minute or an hour failed.