The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-28

4 TIE SOUTHERN EXPRESS CoApANY.-We have be- |
ore this spoken Of this Company, and we are con-
strained to do 80 again, from the fact that We
Are the advocates of industry and enterprise, we
Ire compelled to compliment this Express Com
pany upon its many excellent features in this
tvay. Thirty years ago Mr.. ADAMS, unknown to
fame, but possessed Of great energy and honesty,
with carpet bag in hand, commenced an enterprise
which has grown with the age, and is now the
Healthiest and best conducted Express Company
In the world 1t still bears his name, and through
but these United States is an honorable monu-
fnent to his memory. ,.. "Aa
] The Southern Express Company is branch
from this, and has connections with all the rail
roads in the Southern States, as we'll as, OF
1eourae, all those in the Northern, Eastern, and
Western. We are pleased to learn from MIR. RICE,
the efficient Superintendent of this department,
4embracing this State, the whole Of Florida, and
portion Of Georgia. that freight shipped from this
4pont to Augusta will be delivered in that city on
the same day Of it's shipment; and that as tho
Charlotte Road is now completed, freight will also
/ 90 through on that railroad with every dispatch
MIR, w. W. ELMENDoRF is the local agent Of the
company at this place, and Mr. A. r. BARRIER is the
gentlemanly! money clerk. Enterprise, capital,
honesty, and industry, are always to be commend
ed, and therefore we speak 80 laudatory OF the
Southern Express Company.
DIVINE SERVICE To-MoRRow.-We learn, from
our excellent contemporary, the Weekly Record,
that Divine Service will be held in the following
Churches in this city tomorrow:
4 st. Michaels, Rev. P. T. KEITH.
st. Luke's, Rev. @. P. GADsDEN.
. st. Marks, Rev. J. B. SEABRooK.
I Grace, Rev. O. @. PRcKNEY. .."
Holy Communion, Rev. A. T. PORTER.
4 st. Pauls, Rev. W. ". LORD, ID.
A Trinity NJ. e. Church, South, Rev. E. ]. MEy
q Marble. Service at halEpast 10 o'clock A. NJ, ant
q half-past P. N. Sunday School at half-past
81 P. NJ. Public Prayer-meeting every Wednesds,
# evening.
Bethel NJ. e. Church, South, Rev. J. T. WIGHT
MAN. I,:
Citadel Square Baptist Church, Rev. L. CUTH
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English Lutheran, Archdale street, Rev. jon
BAcHMAN, ID. .,. 'fE
English Lutheran, Morris street, Rev. WIN.
y BOWMAN. ',.'..,
! German Lutheran, corner Hasei and Anso
] BtTeets, Rev. L. MUELLER.
Central Presbyterian Church, Rev. W. o. DAM
Service every Sunday evening at half-past
O'Clock. i@''
Second Presbyterian Church, Wragg's squar'
DR.. THOMAS SsfYTHE, ID. i-' ~
Giebe street tFourth) Presbyterian Churcl
Rev. J. L. G1nAnDEAu. Service at half-past
o'clock A. H., and haltpast 8 P. N.
1 st. Johns Chapel, corner Nassau and Rel
streets, Rev. ALEXANDER MARSHALL, ID. Be-
vice at hsif-past 10 o'clock A. yBf., and halEpa
SPIN ISL t~s, ~
i, Unitarian Church, Arohdale street. Divine &c
4 vice In this Church every Sabbath morning
q hnlf-past 10 O'Clock. 81 H@ lrz 9
= Service ut tho Church OF the Holy Commune
q {Rev. A. TooMER PoRTER), the second Sunday
every month, at quarter-past7 o'clock P. M.
j Mariners Church, Rev. ". B. YATES. ssrvi
N at haltp st1oA. II.