The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-05

SPECIAL NOTICES.
a. ooNsIGNEEs NOTICE coNs1GNEEs
per brig WEBSTER KELLY, from New York, are here
by notified that she win commence discharging cargo
This Day. at Bcycea Wharf All goods not called for by
sunset Will be stored at their risk and expense.
". ". sHAOKELFoRD,
Aprl5 Il Agent
asr NOTICE.-MR. d. T.. P. MCCORMICK,
having disposed Of his interest In the STEAMER EMIL
LIE, all claims sgsinst hsr to the 10th ulmo inclusive
must be presented at ray Office before TEDNEs-
DAY the 10th inst An bills utter that date must be pre-
sented to Mr.. W. W. sHACKELEORD. Boyce's Wharf.
the agent OF the new ownerss
-z4ss..l =. NoTTE A. PR1NdLE,
.SAgent Steamer Emilie
April s South Atlantic Wharf
AT STEAMBOAT NOTICE.-THE STEAMER
ST. HELENA, having been. detained to accommodate
shppers, will continue to receive freight until O'Clock
TaisA Atse,noo, and leave tonight positively. ~
aT5i:t u MoTTE A. PRMGLE, Agent
April s q: South Atlantic Wharf
q 3J1FD:Ss WASHINGTON FIRE
COMPANY return thef sincere thanks 10 Messss G. D.
AHnrss Co. for refreshments kindly furnished theaat
the late fire In King street.
Aprn5 "A. ". STEVENS, Secretary ". F. Co.
~ THE YOUNG iA1iERICA. sTRkM; FIRE
COMPANY return their thanks TO ME-. sIaW and Mr..
OrDHBEoK Of the Victoria Hotel for refreshments fur
nished at late fire on King street. morning OF 4th Of
April. -; ll.ssr' WIN. W. HAn1,
April S Secretary 7. A. 8. F. E. Company
m STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, BARN.
WELL DNTRIcT.-M THE SESSION, SPRING TEEN,
l5s7-To His Honor Franklin 4. Noses, Presiding Judge
The Grand Jury beg leaye to make the following pre-
sentiments;
They hare examined the jail Ind find 1t clean and well
kept Though secure 1t Is not sufficiently comfortable
They recommend that it be wepther.boarded on tho out
side, and that additional rnderpinning be made and
that the staircase be enclos and secured by door
the upper story. All the public Offices are well kept and
are in ss good condition circumstances permit and
the Grand Jury believe that oil the public officers have
discharged their duty to the best Of their ability and
have used their utmost efforts to suhseve the public In
terest and convenience The Commissioners Of Public
Buildings have encountered great difficulties In the dis
charge of their duty and the Grand Jury believe hathey
have acted as efficiently tie limited at their
command have enabled them 20 do They recommend
that stove be purchased and placed In the temporary
Court House the same shall be practicable BY the
Recommendation of the Grand Jury Of the District the
Poor House has been discontinued for several past
and Is not now kept up though several paupers now
reside in the old building In consequence Of the crest
increase in the number Of those who require support
from the public. the poor Of the District have not been
as comfortably provided for In former tmes but the
Grand Jury believe that they have been preserved from
actual suffering and that the Commissioners of the Poor
have made the best use Of the means at their command
In reference to the colored population the Grand Jury
entirely concur with the views presented by your Horor
and they believe that such the sentiments of the peo
pie of the District In general The comparative good
order which been preserved among u.s. they believe
is entirely due to the justice and humanity which has
been shown to this portion of our population.
In conclusion, the Grand Jury beg to return their
thanks to your Honor for the courtesy and consideration
which tuey have received during the present tarm OF
the Court JOHN 8. BROWN,
Apr5 Foreman.