The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-18

completed, and n trinl trip mado last week proved
that tho Mcssrs. OWENS hnvo preserved their rcpu.
| tation as railway contractors. Monday was tlc
dry dcsgnutcd to mako tho difrcront changes con.
templalcd on tho eeroral routes, and unless tho
present plans nrc altered, tho Rutlodge street and
King streot cars will exchange placcs. In accord
anco with the requests OF humorous patrons Of tho
road, tho conductors will not DO removed but will
continue on tho routes where they have, without
IN exception, rendered themselves dcseryodly pop
ular. AS tho route from Broad street to tho Bat
tory Is not much visited during tho morning hours,
tho cars will continue running 10 tho East Bay tor
minus until p M. when oycry alternate car will
proceed 10 tho Battery. 4!.. f:t
In order to avoid all unnecessary confun;on Il iY
proposed to designate tho cars OH tho two routes
by Romo appropriate insignia, such as flags Of Diff
forcnt colors, tho Battery car flying blow pcnnon
ut tho forc, whlo tho East Bay chr can DO known
BY rcd flag. During tho summer whom tho
Battery promenade is crowded with visitors, This
designation will bo yory important, or tho unwary
might be carried 20 the old Postofiico instead OF to
tho Battery. Further changes aro |. contcmpln-
tiun by tho Company, but tho oxnct time for nut
ting thom in operation has not boon definitely
sottied. .'','-s
81. PATR1oKs DAy.-Ycstcrday was tho nuniycr-
sary Of the birthday oil Patrick, tho APOSTLE and
Patron 6ant OF Ireland. When md whore ho was
born has boon basis for dispute betweon hiBto-
rians from the sixth century to tho present timc,
aud any knowledge i'll regard 10 his parontaso is
equally obscure. Sitting tho chafr OF tradition in
order to better rcnch the grain of truth wo opnc,
howovcr, TINT no was borh in Franco, about tho
commencement Of tho fifth century, and that his
parents wore members OF the uprcr, class Of TINT
country. Captured by somo Celtic heebootors, who
mado raid into Franco, ho was taken to Ireland
as slaro; and escaping from thence, year or
two nfter, studied for tho Church, and returned TO
tho Screen ISLE" as tho Nuncio of Popo Cclostin,
decade following his escape thcrefrom. Soon
after his advent tlicro no rapidly converted tho
pagan nntivos to Christianity, and died on tho
Island full OF years and honors-hs namo and
fame Us universally known MS the history. Of tho
Master whom ho so vol Hervod, and his mcmory
resored by overy truo descendant Of tho Irish race
Yesterday being Sunday, tho celebration of tho
day Tas deferred, and will take place to-day. In
former days, tho day was wont to be ushored in
with parade OF tho several Irish volunteer militia
companies. But this is ono Of tho obseryances
now, for good reasonH, temporarily dispensed with
Those who were military then ore civil now; and
tho volunteer soldiers have given way TO tho in
voluntary military.
by reference ITO our advertisement column Il
will be observed that tho old Hibernian Society is
intont upon removing it's youth; and Taraa Hall
tonight will rcsound with nirth and CLEO MS in the
glorious days of old.
The st. Patrick's Benevolent Society also will
havo their celebration to-day; and as this is their
golden wedding, wo doubt not it will bo spleudid
naair. s4N
2G0, o. I. O. 260.-Our rcadera may havo seen,
for somo time past, upon tho various walls in the
city tho mysterious heading Of this notice. They
haro, doubtless, puzzled themselves in attempting
to solve it. With his usual enterprise and activ-
ty, our local has mado tho discovery In pnssing
along King streot he accostcd friend who asked
,"Whoro il wALLAcn's 2n "why, right across over
thoro at 2G0." Whcroupon, instin ,tivoly, he said
"2G0; oh 7 500. 26o." g,r.r.
bTr. WALhACu, whose Advertisement will DO acen
in this mornings issue, and whose establishment
il in tho bend Of King street, No. EGO, has but re-
Gently returned from tho North, whore he has
boen for somo timo purchasing tour, and laid
In now, elegant and varied assortment OF goods
in his line, carefully aclcctcd by himself with
special referonco to the wants of the citizens of
Charleston, and Of the surrounding country. Mr.
WALLAcH is satisfied that tho city Of Charleston
can support several boot and shoe establishments
and in consideration Of this, has largely increased
his stock. III.
Whilo delaines silks, muslins, lawns, laces, pop
line, cmbrcideres and mantilns-rare, rich and
beautful-arc cagcrly sought after by tho yola,ies
of fashion, and mid to enhance tho charms OF
beauty, what adds moro to tho appearance OF the
wearer than neat, nice, elegantly -mado balmornl
shoe, or lovely calf Congress- gaitor perfectly and
exactly fitting 1t is the last finishing touch of
tho nrtist to tho plcttro. Nothing ia moro be-
witclling and captivating thnn wcll-made foot
cncascd within tho folds OF mn nrtistio-mado boot
or shoe e1qniaito. ,..a
Tho secrot OF good looks, says some ono, is 10
l,avo good hat. While this s truth, no beauty
or Inanlincss CAN or would be complete, in accord
anco with tho requirements of fashion and pro-
priety, without the charming fitting, wcll-mado
boot or shoe. n. K.
'Ylrluo may flourish In lilac, black or blue VIZ So
But man and nature the shocking boot or shoc
Mr. WALLAcH has tho greater portion OF his
stock manufactured by hand to ordor. Ho has IN
connection largo and varied assortment Of
trunks, valiaos and carpet bags
The boots and shoes Of Dir. WALLACE arc unsur-
passed by my in tho city for style, finish, make
and durability. He is prepared to accommodate
oil, rich and poor, tho rosy checked boy md girl,
the fashionable Miss Flora's and Brummels, tho
middlod aged tho grny haired aio, and tho toiling,
hard laboring man, who earns his money by tho
sweat OF his faco; having an infinite variety, ON
bracing fino, medium end common, ranging in
price from 25 cents to s15.
MIR. WAILAcu, determined not to be behind tho
progress and improvement Of the times, is nicely
and tastily fitting up his ostabliHhmont To auit tho
taste Of the most fasudious. e,-,F ,
We commend him to all, and trust that ho may
command alarge and liberal share Of public patron
age. He who labors and eIpends his money 10
improve and edd to the business of tho city, do.
serves to be supported. = . .g.. :. :, -,
MAnzDEs's PEoroaAL BALM for Coughs, Colds,
Consumption. =, g5t f...-!
n DoWIE & NOISE, Agents.
.;GooDlRIOH, J., wINEhiAN & CO., Agents.
~. $780, i.,---o------:.L W. -!
ti' H.s III.
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