The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-21

we aIc cC1tlnualIy receiving COMMUNICATIONS VI
political and other matters from persons who dc
lot attach tLer proper names to the articles sent
and take this occasion Of repeating that nothing
can be published in TIE DAILY NEWS without
Icing Endorsed by some responsible individual.
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We WOULD call the attention OF purchasers tc
the advertisement Of Mr. :. n RoDsoN, Agent fol
DupoNT's Powder. He has large and complete
stock which will always be kept up, and which he
will daily deliver to any part Of the city. Tho
1[essrs. DUPONT commenced tho manufacture o1
powder in 1901, and have kept their powder up to
the standard, and all experience Of thirty years
with their former Agents here have always given
complete satisfaction. Their establishment is one
of the largest in the United Sttes capable of turn
ing out ono Thousand kegs daily, with capital Of
over two million dollars invested, thus giving q
guarantee thai purchasers can depend on what
they get. Mr. ROBSON is prepared to sell at lowest
market rates, and indeed, as low as it can be Or
6ered from the factory in small lots.
March 1G stuthlmo
PEasoNAL.-Dr. J. J. CRAVEN, author Of the
s:Prison Life Of JEFFERSON DAVIS" is now in this
city, and guest Of the charleston Hotel.
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New WAR NovEL.-We see that the HARPERe
have in PRESS shortly to be published, new book,
by Mr.. DEFoRI,Es-, to be entitled sAIiss Ravenel,
or the Conversion from Secession to Loyalty"
UNITED STATES SPECIAL. CIRCUIT CoURT-Hon.
GEORGE s. BRIAN, Presiding.-The petition Of ".
M. LAwToN, Jr., was read by W. E. M1kELL, Esq,
I. IoJ fo n
Circuit Courts Of the United States for South Caro-
lima on taking the prescribed oath.
HAsEL. STREET SYNAGOGUE SUNDAY ScHooL.-An
anniversary celebration, and an examination OF
the children Of this school, will take place this
morning. The exercises, we have reason to be-
leve, will be Of more than usual interest, and We
have no doubt will amply repay the attendance OF
all who feel an interest in so worthy cause.
ARRIVAL, OF GENERAL SICKLEs-A salute OF
artillery, fired on the Citadel Green yesterday
morning, announced to our citizens the arrival OF
General SIcKaEs, the new district commander.
He came by train from Columbia, and was mot at
the depot by several Of the United States officers
on duty in this city, who welcomed him to nis COM
mand. .
CoMMENDABrE L1BERAIITy.-Wet take great plea
sure in announcing that our fellow -townsman, DR..
r. LEBBY has again been. the recipient Of dona-
tion Of one hundred dollars from an officer in the
United States army, formerly stationed in Charles
ton This he desires to be used for the benefit Ct
INDECENT ladies' preference, we believe, to be given
to such as have become destitute through tho war.
This is the third donation Of this kind DR.. LEBBY
has received from this gentleman.
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ELECT1oN:-At On election he'd ty the Charles
ton Fire Company on the 18th instant, Mr.. J. G.
LAcosTE was unanimously chosen to preside over
the deliberations Of that Company. Mr. LAcosTE
has long been an active and energetic fireman,
and is thoroughly competent to assume the duties
of President, and the freman's badge will fall
gracefully on his shoulders. His position as Street
Inspector has rendered him deservedly popular,
and the Charleston Fire Company can congratu-
late themselves obtaining his services, and can
look forward 10 bright and prosperous future for
their organization.
BACON, 1oBAcco, &c.-Messrs. LAUREY & ALEX
ANDER, No. 1877 East Bay, offer to the hungry pub
lie bacon of different grades, suitable for family
and plantation use. This is from the first hands,
and is warranted to be superior article. The
smokers and chewists are not forgotten, and as
they constitute a very important part Of the COM
munity, notice Of Messrs. L. & AS ADVERTISE
ment will certainly attract their custom. This
stand and tho character of the propretors as ener
getic business men, is so we'll known that they need
no praise, and merchants and planters who are
laying In their spring supplies Of provisions can
find few stocks that present greater attractions
both in price and quality.
L1pAAN's CRcUs.-The disagreeable weather
proved great drawback to This entertainment,
and as water falls were not consdereda part OF the
programme, many persons were prevented from
attending. Those who had the temerity to risk
the raging waters, were amply compensated, the
pavilion proving it's capacity both to accommodate
the audience aud repel all damp intruders. Being
opposed to superabundance Of the fluid, we were
constrained to forego the pleasure Of visit, but
learn from one wh,, Like CESAR, plunged into the
flood, but, unlike that warrior, came out safely,
that MIKE LRA1N's show was imperyious to water
ing rain. The afternoon performance was well at
tended, and the success of the institution estab-
lished beyond doubt. IF the weather should be
propitious, IL crowded tent is expected tonight,
and the varied beauties of the. establishment will
be displayed to all fun lovers.
GRAND OpENNa.-N is we'll known that the open
ing Of the spring trade is not confined exclusively
to the dry goods establishments, and when the
community are satisfied that they have something
TO wear the calls Of fashion are disregarded and
the substantials receive share Of the public at
tention. There is, perhaps III the whole city no
place where the suppies necessary to recuperate
and invigorate the human frame can be obtained
with more satisfaction to the purchaser than at
Messrs. MANroUE & Co., corner of King and So
ciety streets. These gentlemen announce to the
public that they have on hand the finest selections
of choice groceries ever offered in the city, and
will dispose Of the same at the most reasonable
rates. Many Of these articles are Of direct impor-
tation, and the. English and French groceries,
canned fruits, &C., will be found to be Of a supe.
rior quality. Messrs. MANToUE & Co. have already
established reputation as grocers that has on
buCU 1oA p0IOl1dSC3 oAASA W. AoS0 AA0AoiJ
to say give them call and the result will be salts
factory to both parties.
FREuNDscHAFTsBUND.-We have been favored
with vc-v handsomely printed programme Of a
musical an, theatrical entertainment, to come of
at the Frerndschaftsbund Hall this evening:
FIRST PART.
I Choroasano E,,thlinns1eiruf
2. Solo, Baritone, Jagdlaed.
8. Trio for Cello, Violin and Piano.
LORENZ UND SEINE sCHWESTER,
Vaudeville Burlesque in Act.
SECOND PART.
l. Chorgesang, Fruhingspolka.
2. Komlsches Lied-Ein gebitdetes' Hausknecht.
3. Solo, Soprano-Ag Fhtgan des Gesangs.
4. Quartette for two Pianos-Ocerture to Wiuianl
Tell.
IN CONCLUSION,
GRAND TABLEAUX VIVANTS.