The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-04

| INSTALLATION OF THE MAYOR ELEcT.-Wc were pres
en yesterday at The City Hail. where witnessed, will
much pleasure, the installation of the Hon. T. G. GAIL
LARD, Mayor OF the City of Charleston. Tho Counci
room well. filed with citizens and friends OF hi
| Honor, who were drawn there TO sec the ncrestin;
| ceremony, which conducted with order and form
The retiring Mayor made most excellent address t,
him previous to his administering the oath, and rc
spondcd TO BY his Honor tho Mayor elect who modcst
| replied in the following words:
! Ar. Mayor sincerely thank my fellow-citz fo
tho honor they bave conferred upon by cectinE
to the Office Of Mayor the City of Charleston; an
while to me the position is new and must labor undc
mon around me 1 viii bo succcssfu in the propo,
ne OF the city shall always adhere to The
low any selfshneRs to interfere with honest dis
charge OF my duties. am now ready, sir to take the
DARING ATTENTION. Thursday evening last three
negroes in uniform entered shop at the of Lynch
and Beaufan streets, and swapping their reyovers
mandcd the firearms that upon the premises The
proprietor retreae to his back room where he seized
gun loaded with small shot, firing it at the party
lodged the contents in tho body ono of the darkeys
who was carried away little worse off than when he
came. he was however, arrested and the was un.
dergong examination yesterday but we have not heard
the result.
Our HOTELS AND BOARDING HousEs.-while the ac-
SeA4A~SN"sioa oe
satisfy I'll travellers, still such establishments are limit
cd to fSw and every day. as wo are informed
are turned away from them in consequence of insuf
cheney OF room There is doubt that at this
there visitors to Charleston than has been for
many years previous and that it will be greater during
the ensuing winter than ever experience tho past
few months fully The great of business
which has come upon the city should certainly stir up
some OF our people, who have tho and the TACT
hotels boarding q tn
ell those who will be brought here by that
increase. The Mills House. VIC believe will be opened
in the course Of this MONTH but efforts being
made to repair and occupy the Planters Hotel the
sion House, the Wsverly House. other large buildings
in the city that could easily bo rendered suitable for
strangers with little labor Many Of those will be
called hero by business, it will be also with large
portion Of those who will to enjoy the mildness of
our climate, will, doubt, be of family who viii
bring their wives and children with thenn and Who
from dislike to hotel life, would be pleased to reside
In private boarding houses, being decidedly more
agreeable to them, offering most excellent opportunity
for those persons of energy who have capacous houses
rooms to spare but who do not desire to rent the
from fear of being disturbed by people who arc not
over particular in regard to their conduct There
several OF those private boarding establishments already
in the city, generally kept by widowed ladies, Of
which we have heard spoken Of with high commenda-
ton We have not been abo to ascertain whether they
are doing the business they should but presume they
are although the means Of finding their houses are very
mited and would suggest to these ladies that the
circulation Of cards, indicating where they might be
found, would be very advantageous to them. We are
aware that among females there ia deicacy about
having their names posted in every part the CITY,
but We really think they when they not let the
community know where they to be found, conduct
ing highly respectable and responsible business We
are In hopes Of SEEING in the Of time of
these private boarding houses conducted by just such
ladies have charge of the few now in the CITY, and
we are equally anxious to them 80 well encourae
ed to be profit to their
Nothing will give pleasure than to see prcpar-
atoms making for opening tho Hotels closed
to see them in full blast for then we would be saved
the modification of hearing in how growing city
that 1t cannot accommodate ito rinitorn.
Mr.. j. r. BIGELow, who advcrtieea this morning
books stationery and fancy goods certainly deserves
call at his store No. 240 At this establish
ent every kind Of reading be obtained and photo
graph albums and cards, Autographs dolls &C., can bo
purchased at the lowest cash prices In addition this
he makes to order blank books Of every description and
withal can sell almost anything that may be desired
AUCT1oNEERs AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Mcssrs. O'MARA PRESTON having commenced business
in this line, at No. so Queen street. DESIRE in
of today, portion Of The patronage Of the public,
which we hope they will obtain, they deserving
men, whose attention and energy ought soon to bring
them good business.
HEwrTr's GLOBE HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA-This popular
has been lately opened for tho reception of visitors and
has also been thoroucbly renovated md innrovad