The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-10

tho doors of the church transformed from their
dingy color to beautifully grained and ornament
al wood. The body OF the church Is to be warmed
/ by gas md the worklnen have arranged tle stoves
80 as to heat tho building thoroughly.
1t will, perhaps, not bo amiss in this connection
to state that the chino Of bells which were sent to
their original foundry in England to be remouldod
have been shipped from Liverpool, and arc now
daily expected. Tho citizens of Charleston will
once moro be regaled by tho sweet sonnd Of their
old and loved bells, and tho Sabbath will hayo
moro of an mir Of sanctity than it has long enjoyed
whom the call to prayer s sounded by their brazen
tongues.
| St. Nfichacls is the oldest church now standing
in tho city. It was designed by Sir CHRISTOPHER
WREN, tho architect of st. Pauls, London. The
cornerstone was laid in 1753 and ton years were
occupied in it's erection public service not being
held in it until tho 1st Of February, 1762. All OF
the material used in its construction was imported
| from abroad oven tho wood, mostly cypress and
cedar, being brought from the Bermudas.
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| YouNa MEN's Christian Assoo1Ar1oN.-T OK
ceIlent and useful institution Of city has been
lost sight Of for some time past having like every
thing else with us, boen blghted by tho recent
war. In former days it had it's reading rooms, it's
| lectures and religious exercises, and exerted o
happy influence in behalf of young men. Wo per-
ceiyo that effort is about to be made to resuso
tate it; and with this view sermon is to be
preached before tho Association next Sunday night
at Mr.. MEYNARpE's Church tTrinty), on Hasel-
street, by Rev. G. P. GADsDEN. Immediately after
the religious services meeting OF the Association
will bo held for the purpose, presume, Of reor-
gan;zation. With the aid of such mon as Messrs.
| CHAPLIN, GTIcHR1sr CHICHESTER and others, the
former jealous friends of the Association and of
young men, there can be no doubt of q bright fu-
| ture to requitc their efforts.
TIE LOVERS of tho berry will be pleased to learn
that IN opportunity is now afforded them of OBJ
tanning superior article. Col. A. ). GONZALES Of
fers for sale 20 bags Of warranted Cuba coffee,
which has had the greatest care taken in it's cul-
ture and storing, Such inducements for in
vestment rare, and the coffee drinkers are adj
vised to call at No. IS East Bay before it is too late
FRESH WEST India FRuTT.-Wcst India fruit is
the greatest luxury Of the season, and We glad
to be able to direct readers to establishment
! where they will get it fresh and sweet, and as
cheap as the market will allow. Kyou want sweet,
fresh West India fruit, go to JOHN B. ToeNI's, No.
121 Meeting street, opposite the Ice House, and q
few doors below Market street. Ho has just re-
ceived large supply OF the above also Of apples
and segars. For details see advertisement.
MARIoN's CONFECTIONERY AND Toy SHoP.-Fore-
most among the philanthropists Of tho ago stands
the name of JOHN MARION. He as1ong been the ac-
credited agent Of Santa Claus, and as such known
and patronized by thousands Of eager customers.
Always prepared to furnish tho sweet things Of
this life in unlimited quantity and quality, he has
II. L. E.1ls& b.
of MAnIoN's visitors depart without sigh and re-
gret. Knowing the near approach Of the holidays,
he has recently made large additions to his stock,
and which now embraces every article, from confec-
tionery to toys. His assortment is largo and well
selected and all who desire to please either them
selves or tho little folks should visit his stand at
No. 276 King-street, and leave some of their small
bills in exchange for Christmas presents any
thing that may suit their fancy.
CATARBF.-Dr. GARDNER, the celebrated special
physician Of New York, for the treatment of
Catarrh is now at the Charleston Hotel, Par1or
1884, first foor His mode of treatment for the
cure Of Catarrh is by inhalation, and is conceded
to be most successful, and wherever he has visited
he has been spoken OF in the most fattering terms
by the press, that those suffering from any COM
plant of the lungs, ETC., would do well to see him.
o.
OcUL1sT AND AuR1sr.-Dr. GARDNER, tho we'll
known and able oculist and aurist, is now at the
Charleston HOTEL Office Parlor 1884, first floor where
he will be happy to apply his skill in the euro Of
persons suffering from defective hearing or sight.
DR.. GARDNER is without peer in the epecialties to
which he has devoted himself and may be relied
upon as equal to the claims made for him by his
frienda that he ranks among tho best oculsts and
aurists Of our day. The Doctor will remain in
Charleston until Thursday next; after that time
will visit this city monthly.
COLGATE & Co., Of New York, resort to no hum
bug oaptrap to facilitate the sale Of the Soaps
which they have acquired such O wido reputation
for manufacturing. These soaps can bostbe tested
by actual use, they are claimed to be superior
to all others in purity and honesty Of preparation
We REFER to the advertisement Of JOHN Con-
| MINIS, where he offers for sale 200 cases Of boots
| and shoes, made to order, which he offers OF re-
tail. Also long-leg hunting and waterproof boots
OF n descriptions, Mt No. 1877 Mooting -street, up
| stairs ws4
UPON THE HEALTH OF THE TEETH depends the
| purity Of the breath. Preserve them unblomished
by tho use OF the famous sozoDoET, that perfectly
harmless vegetable preparation, and you will never
regret it. tue
TIE CnAn1EsToN HoUsE.-To ladiea purchasing
dry goods for their country friends Messrs. sro1L,
WKBB & Co. will guarantee to furnish them with o
larger variety to select from than any house in the