The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-28

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they were taken up by the police and lodged in tho
Guard House. The poor dumb brutcs, not being
able to explain themselves, wero fined 81 each. Had
Mayor HoEFMAN vcnturcd to inflict such penalty
under like circumstances, he would doubtless have
received lengthy letter from the President of tho
Humane Society for the prevention of cruelty to
animals.
Court OF EQUIrY.-Chancellor JOHNSON cn-
gagged yesterday in hearing at Chambers the case
Of HoRLDECK vs. st. Philips Church. which was
submitted to him by consent of both parties. This
case involves tho Interpretation of tho leases, by
which largo amount of land in this city, known
as tho g,e6e lands Of st. Philips Church, is held.
largo number of these leases have expired and
tho lcssces, having applied for renewal Of thcm,
question has arisen rs to tho covenants relating to
the renewal; tho Church maintaining that upon
each renewal fno is payable equal to two years
rent, agreed upon at tho preceding renewal; tho
lessees contendng that the fno is to bo based
upon the rent fixed in the first lease, mado to them
by tho Church. The case was argued Mt great
length and with great ability by Gen. JAS SDtoNs,
for complainant, and by g. RICHARDSON MILES,
Esq, for tho Church. Tho caso, we understand,
will be taken to the Court of Appeals
We learn that tho Chancellor loaves this morn
ing for Columbia, to attend tho Court of Errors.
HAYNE STREET RAr1DLY FILLING UP.-Ono by
ono tho deserted haunts of trado arc rosuming
their former lively character. Entering Hayne-
street from Meeting street, wo first find at the
wel-known corner stand tho thriving house of W.
L. BURaE & Co., which has been doing n splendid
jobbing business this fall. A. c. GOODWIN lately
in Mecting-street, now occupies q largo and hand
some store, brm full of hats; but although he sets
groat store by his hats ho is not indisposed to part
with them for o consideration. Next comes the old
house, lately rc-opened, Of JOHNSTON, CREWS g. Co.,
largely visited by all its old friends from the intc-
rior. JOHN s. FAIRLY & Co.'s new fancy goods os-
tabishmcnt, occupying the centre of the thrco
new stores, has already made fair namo for it.
self. HASTE, CALHOUN g. Co., burnt out last fall
are refitting their store in spend id STYLE and
will move in their heavy and wellsecctcd stock of
hardware, saddlery and belongings in few days.
The next store, No. 35, has been taken by A. II.
ADRAHAMs Il Sons, who have moved in within tho
last few days. transferring their largo auction and
commission business, lately transacted Oh Yenduc
Rango, to this moro central locality. Next wo
have one or two unrcconstructed stores; then two
that have been rebuilt, but still await tenants.
The we'll known hat house of Mr.. L. HoRsEY
formerly HoRsEy, AUTEN g. Coz next presents
ltsolf to our notice. Nh. H. has done fair busi-
ness this fall, and desorvedly so for no ono keeps
better hats or attends to his business more closely
The adjoining store, formerly occupied by HAv1-
LAND, STEVENSON & Co., has recently been taken
by PRATT & WILSON BROTHERS. who carry on q
large wholesale drug business.
WM. HARRAL has opened q snddlory and harness
business ut No. II, opposite tho DAILY NEWS Read
ing Room.
Next wo como to Wl1. 2. RUSSELL & Co., who
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requisite in tho house carpenters business.
a. H. BRAuE Co. still do largo leather and
shoe fniing business at thoir old stand at No. 13,
cis-a-0is to our present place of writing.
WM. G. WHHDEN g. Co.'s jobbing and wholesale
crokeryware house comes next in order. This
house has beon doing smashing business almost
ever since it opened, year ago. I'VE have no al
lusion to the crates full of broken china wo so
often see hauled from their doors.l
CHAs. Fl. NOISE & Co. havo moved from thcir
former stand to No. 9 Hayne street, whero they
will bo happy to servo all their friends and GUS
toners.
Mr.. H. II. WILLIAMS, of old hat firm, has recent
ly removed to No. z, whore tho hatcss can find
their desideratum.
WEBB SAGE occupy the next building.
Of No. and No. 3 we need say nothing. Who
has rot heard Of GEO. W. WILLIAMS g. Co., and all
'Nio 6Nou "iiNh uoSiui eiIiLSb 1acy fiuuy Oucr 10
their fcllow-citizens? ? Our friends ut the corner
centre nous, be it said) have been doing splendid
business over since tho closo Of the war.
Coming up on the other side we first find tho CID
house Of D. T. FLEMING & Co., at their old stand,
still exercising tho samo fostering caro- on tho un-
derstandings of tho people; in other words, they
offer tho best boots and shoes in the market.
Messrs. ALBEE & WARREN offer paints, oils,
lamps and glass to all who stand in need of such
material.
Passing tho extensive Charleston Hotel stables,
come to Nos 18 and 90 tho head centre of li,-ht
and intelligence in this community. Modosty for
bids our mentioning that we have reference to tho
building occupied by tho CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
and the Reading-room, in the adjoining locale
l.. CHAPIN & Co., the old carriage house Of
Charleston, commands our next attention. L. G.
Co. are also in tho drug line, and, like good sa-
maritans, will administer much physic to their
friends as the latter may be willing to stand.
PRnsoN & Co., the old clothing house ('tis not
tho clothes that arc old, but the house. or rather
the firm), are next in way toward the Charles
ton Hotel
st. Marks Tonsorial and Abluvial establishment
calls out its 'Siste Viator," but we heed not the
remonstrance and pass to Mr.. A. s. HULL, at the
corner, under the hotel porch, filling place for
tho traveller, for here he will find suitable enter
tainment.
OF the Charleston Hotel itself this Ia not tho