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

the close of the oratorio at the Citadel Squar
Church this evening, for the accommodation 9
the public.
Rss1ovAL.-Arr. j. NJ. HAppoLDr, go long ant
fayorably known as tho prince of Sunsmiths, ha
removed from his former location in Queen street
to No. 219 Nesting street noar Market. This is
move in the right direction, back street is no
calculated to draw much trade. He can now b.
found ct the same establishment with Mr. j. c. c
NOLAN Of saddlery fame.
MAYORS CoURT.-The serenity Of Saturday
Court was not disturbed by the trial Of many mis-
creants.
Only two fines we're imposed, and those but fol
triling offences. A smoker, who did not know
that Venduo Range was a wharf in the eyes Of the
law, paid 50 for his ignorance.
A fire which was kindlel in Cordes street tt
properly cooper barrels was put out, and the fire
worshippers fined S..
Provisions, GROCERIES, &C.-Messrs. JEFFoRDE
g. Co., No. ~ Vendue Range, advertise an exten
sive assortment of the above articles. At this
time, when the country is almost starving, it is
well to know where the necessary stores can be OBJ
stock of bacon, mess pork, &C., comprising the
different brands and qualities known to dealers.
They also have a large quantity OF flour and corn
on hand, and additional cargoes Of the latter daily
expected. To all in need of these supplies we can
cordially recommend Messrs. JEFFonDs & co. as
the best place to obtain them.
THE PEABODY EDUCATIONAL FUND.-The Hon.
WILLIAM AIKEN left this city on Saturday night
last by The Northeastern Railroad, on his way to
New York, where the Trustees Of the above named
fund are to meet Mr. GEORGE PEABODY on Tues.
day. Mr. P. contemplates leaving for Europe early
in May, and being very desirous to see his berevo
Lent scheme in fair way to successful operation,
he has convened the Board, with view Of consid.
ering tho necessities ef the several sections de-
signed to be benefited, and determining upon a
plan of operation. Doubtless with This same object
in view, N1r. PEABODY has sent a private agent to
travel through all the Southern States, to visit the
schools, and report upon them. We hope the be-
nevolent intentions Of the donor will be wisely and
fully carried out at an early day.
HARDWARE, FISHING TACKLE &c.--As the deci-
pies OF ISAAC WALTON are now busly making pre-
perasions to entrap the fnny inhabitants Of the
great deep, it would not be anliss to inform the
anglers that at Mr. SAML R. MARsuALL's, No. 80
King street, they can obtain the greatest variety
and the best quality Of fishing tackles, and the
different appurtenances necessary for the business.
Mr.. MARSHALL does not limit himself to one item,
but offers for sale the usual btock of o well ar-
ranged hardware store, including plantation tools,
builders materials, &c. It is very important that
the farmer should be thoroughly prepared to COM
mence Operations, and Er. MARSHALL has an
abundance of those articles called labor saving
machines that make the ti.ling Of the ground al
most past time. a r-ord to the wise is sufficient
and those who doubt this statement will but
pay him visit, they will return both convinced
and converted.
TEE CrRcUs.-That we are in some respects q
favored community there can be no question, and
the present week promises to be one OF unusual
enjoyment. Opening with the concert tonight,
the remainder OF the week viii be devoted to the
Citadel Green and the huge pavilion thereon.
public amusement, and his circus is really what
he styles it, grand combination show, possessing
all of the numerous attractions necessary to create
draw. His troupe Of actors and artistes arc un-
surpassed, and the dogs monkeys and othor trained
beasts show the results of an excellent education.
hearty laugh is the best antidote for the blues,
and as LpPMAN's Circus is the place where this is
contagious, cne visit Will do more Tor the suf-
ferer than thousand remedies. All who wish to
spend pleasant hour and to indulge in unre-
stroined ordinations should not fail to attend this
show.
BOLD RosBERr.-0n Saturday morning, about
10 O'clock Mr.. HooKADAYs house in King street,
near Cannon, was entered by some designing in
dividual and robbed of s1125 in gold, greenbacks
and State money. This robbery was effected by o
young man who had previously boarded with AE.
HoCzADAY, and who was thoroughly acquainted
with the promises. He had discovered that the
money was kept in portable desk which was
usually locked III a wardrobe, and having obtained
possession uR the keys, he soon opened the ward
robe and forced the desk with poker.
Lieutenant HENDRICKS of the detective force,
was notified as soon as the loss was discovered,
and, through the energy Of the officers placed on
the track, q young man answering to the descrip-
ton given was arrested. On being placed in the
cell ne confessed, and told where the money was
concealed. This was all recovered, and Ar.
HooEADAT too generously refrained from appearing
against the prisoner, and even furnished him with
money to leave the city. The robbery had evi
,,1o md ia
tunate for Mr. b. that the perpetrator was not
sharp enough to conceal himself, and had to con-
tend with men Who seldom fail in arresting such
characters.
IMPRESSIVE SERy1oEs.-It was our privilege, yes
tertlay to be at Trinity Church and heir the Rev.
E. J. MEYNARDE preach one Of the most eloquent
sermons We have ever heard. The occasion WAS
the commenoration Of the recent death of Bishop
Sou1E. The text was from 2 SAMUEL iii. 88,
uttered by King DAVID on the death Of ABNER:
ssKnow ye not that there is q prince and great
man fallen this day in Israel" He discussed at
length what constituted a prince and great man
in it's earthly sense; and then in its higher, no.
bier, Christian sense. In the course Of this part
of his argument ho paid a glowing tribute to the
philanthropy Of Nj. PEABODY. He showed that
mere money was inadequate to confer greatness or
true nobility, however it may purchase titlos and
dignities. Rank is but the guineas stamp"
Mind and character are the prime requisites to
greatness. But We should do injustice to this no.
bio discourse-second scarcely to the eloquent pro-
ductions of BossuEr or BoURDMoUE-were we to
attempt to give an analysis. The preacher had
fine conception of the magnitude Of his subject,
and brought good taste and well-stored mind to
the preparation Of this sermon. The large and in
tellgent congregation were speIl-bound for nearly
an hour-and-a-half, and all went away impressed,
pleased and edi6ct:.
We should lie pleased to see this discourse in
rrint It would be d fitting monument to tho
great man and prince in Israel, in honor Of whom
it was prepared and delivered; and We hope Mr..
MEYSARDE may be prevailed upon to give his con-