The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-11

will perform on the Battery this afternoon. The
following is the programme musicale:
l. Overture from Le Caid
q Polka, Robecoa.
y. Cavatinn from Ernani.
4. Last Greeting, seronndo by Schubert
O. Duet and Fnale from Les Montoncgrins.
q Quickstep, Medley.
TUE ATTENTION OF our readers is called 10 tho
; establishments, In another column, OF Messrs.
( DERoER SoHUrry & Co., Chemists, Troy, N. Y.
Thoy arc manufacturers of, nnd agents for, sone
OF the most valuable toilet preparations in use.
by their use all may possess clear, smooth skin,
OF o healthy and luxuriant growth OF hnr upon
tho head or face. Those Of our readers having
use for anything Of tho kind would do well to pa-
tronize them.
7 PEasoNAL.-Wo unintentionally omttod yos.n-
day to chronicle the evcnt OF the season; tho nrr-
val in our sancttIm Of our genial friend JULIAN A
sELBr Of the Columbia PhRnir. His shadow does
OF grow loss, and glance nthis six feet proper
tions reminds US THAT they wero' giants in those
days. Mr.. SELBY is tho proprietor OF tho most aou-
rishng journal In tho interiorof this State and it's
largo circulation and influence commends it to our
merchants as an advertising medium.
ROUND THE ConNER.- Under this title GEoAaE
Bay and Adgor's Wharf, ono OF the cozest rcstau-
rants that can be found in our CITY, where tho ,eat
wines and iquors, woll rs most agreeable
lunch, can always be found an wlierc tho prices
nro considerably lower than I'm othor establish
ments. Situated as he is, in tho business part Of
tho town, We fcol satisfied that this slight hint
will DO sufficient to insure ilom custom from those
who arc borno down by tho hcnt OF tho sun, or who
arc too much employed to take their dinner at
home.
1toDBEn1Es. the 30Lh ult tho store Of Mcssrs
GEORGE LITTLE & Co., in King street, was broken
Into by going through Princess street aud prying
OF the bar Mt tho back window. Tho thieves lit
tho gas, and holped themselves, carrying off be-
twocn $500 and 5000 worth of clothing Lieuton-
ant HENDRICKS put tho case in the hands OF officer
MEYER, who soon traced tho parties, and had irom
arrested. greater portion of tho goods were re-
covered, although they wcro scnttercd in different
houses. Lieutenant HENDn1oKs also succeeded in
recovering duo gold watch that had bcen slolon
rom Mr. HENRY BUnRoUaHs by n negro, who sub
Hequently sold it to whito man named JAMES
MAURICE for throe dollnrs. Doth parties haye
been arrested.
lnoN FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHoP-The sound
OF tho hammer and tho anvil has always been con-
sidered tho most cheering sign Of prosperity, and
few cities nre destitute Of this melody. There is
perhaps no piace whore business md music are
combined TO n greater e1tent than In machine
shop, and the ring OF metal at once tells talo or
ifc and activity. Charleston can boast OF many
.pf these establishments but wish to refer ppr-
foularly to tho Foundry of Messrs JoHn T. TAY-
Lon Co., in Pritchard street. These gentlemen
have made extensive preparations to conduct the
business on largo acale, and can turn out any
machinery TINT may be required. Thty havo now
in course OF erection an additional machine shop,
With all tho latest improvements, which will en-
able them to turn out any work demanded. The
shops being near the water, any kind of marine
wosa can be performed with great facility. We
commend Messrs. TAYLOR & Co. to tho good graces
OF Tho public. being assured that thoy will never
rant patronage.
TIE HBEnMcoN.-The crowds that attended
the Hibernian Hall last night testified that their
appreciation Of the performance was not weaken
81, and the different scenes, and the Jokes OF
barney were received with repeated encorcs 1t
is impossible to do justice to this performance, us
the variations arc 30 pleasing that thoy at onco
tract the attention which is kept enchained
throughout. Tho acting is extremely good, and
the fe-like appearance Of tho different characters
can hardly be surpassed.
To-day, it will be remembered, is tho Last, but
10y no means tho least, as there will be grand
matinee in the afternoon which has boen arranged
for tho especial accommodation Of families and
schools, at reduced prices. In the evening there
viii be a farewell benefit Of the popular Guide,
BARNEY, in which all Of tho wonders OF the enter-
fainment will be exhibited BARNEY hls SO endear-
ed himself to his audiences by his rich Jokes that
we predict an astonishingly full house, and advise
mono to ntay away who can make the trip.
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4 The LADIEs MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION Tho an
nual ceremony OF decoreag tho grnYes Of tho Con-
Tolerate dead was Observed yesterday, not only st
Magnolia C6metery but at the private grave yards
in the city When the Association was first formed
tho 18th Of June, tho anniversary Of the battle OF
secessionyile, was chosen their anniversary but
1t was thought best to change this to tho 10th OF
May, the anniversary Of Gen. SToNRwA1I JAoKsos's
death, as this day observed by the associations
in aister cities. After due deliberation among tho
members, II was decided TO mako no oBtentatious
display OF fsorrow, but simply to dress tho tombs OF
the fallen heroes with their floral offerings In
consequence Of this roticence their part few out
slders wore aware that tho day had been changed
OF that any preparations had boon mado to colo.
brate the occasion. ra.t7
Tho ladies OF tho Association had beon busily on
Se6ou iof oofelal uhJb IN cOHoctlnS tholr trlDut6
OF offowers, and forming them into tho different
ornaments to be employed in docking tho soldiers
graves. Every garden In the oity was taxed, but
the larger portion were furnished from the garden
OF MIR. sraoup, tho keeper Of the Cemetery.
Tho day was bright, clear, and besutiful; IL
seemed as II nature hsd smiled upon the scene and
mad aided tho holy Cause, by tho charm OF balrny
nir laden with tho breath OF flowers
Z by aix o'clock in tho morning many wero on tho
ground arranging the wreaths OF flowers and i'm.
morteles on tho sovoral graves, but Il was not
until T. III. that the crowd began to assemble,
: and In short time the cemetery was covered with
fair matdens bonding over the last resting p,acss
OF the gallant dead, and tonderly arranging the
immortenes upon the mounds. Nearly four hun.
dred peroons were present. and, with very fow eI-
coptionB, these were oil ladies-members OF tho
Association and othors, who had some friend or
relative buried in this sacred spot. No ceromonics
OF any description were observed, md beyond
placing Tho floral tribute upon tho graves, no
demonstration was mado; no hymns wore sung, or
prnyern offered, except those that camo from tho
heart OF hoarts, and which wofo hoard only by tho
Great Being to whom they wero addressed.
Tho decorations OF tho graves wero very similar
TO those OF last year, and somo care was observed
that mono should escape attention. The eoldier's
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