The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-24

PFIEs PF Z \; TESsTxa RSYSd BB.EE PSkSMER:
La. McOiNTs.
wAnDEsa :: ia. i-., 80,
EDWARD Q. HALL. FERDINAND GREaoRIR
DELEGATES TO coSrEsrIoN.
DR.. J. E DAWSON Iprp. p. poNNEAu.
'l-' ELIAS vESNING ~ 81
ST. JAMES GOOSE CREEK CHURCH.
.wanDEss
p. @. STONE III "a E N. BAYNARb. y
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TRIAL OF THE PALMETTO, Tho now steap, fire
engine OF tho Palmetto Company received ils
christening yesterday aftor9pon from tho hands OF
tho Company, and proved in every respect worthy
OF their confidence At her first trial the spectators
wero astonishod to SEQ tho stream Of ,water sent
distance Of 24O feet, and the Palmetto boys have
nlready visions Of silver cup floating before their
eyes Under tho management of MIR. FuuLoNo,
tho engineer Of tho Company, tho now machine
will prove q bold competitor for the prize, us he
reports that although she is just from the hands
of her makers she worked smoothly mid easily.
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TIE CHARITY OF MARYLAND AND Y1ao1n1A.-Tho
steamship Falcon, Captain REED, of Mcssrs. NOR.
DEcA1 Co., and CounrENAy & TnEsHoIMs Dalti
moro steamship line, which arrived hero at late
hour on Monday. night, brought as a part OF her
cargo thrce thousand bushels Of corn and ten tio.
sand pounds. .of bacon, Tho largor portion being q
contribution from the tnobo State of MARYLAND:
and part from Jefferson county, Virginia, sent 10
tile destitute in the State Of South Carolina. This
lnrge itom of freight was, with noblo generosity.
brought without charge for freight, CAPTAIN ,RYEp
and the agents Of tho Falcon assisting in every way
I its transportation. Hi" ,'."i"i."a '#"fI ~ =
THE CrTY CERTIFICATES or IapEBrEpsEss IA
tho last Meeting Of Council, his Honor Mayor
GA1LLARp stated that tho n,mbtr Of city bllls In
circulation was not rs large as was currently re-
ported on the street, md ho furnished tho follow
ing calculation to provo this assertion. As our
citizens, and especially tax psyers arc interested
III tile nutioes- ua givn tho siaian,ant in frir.
CITY nrLIs nHcEIvEp pr CRY ;1nE isunEn pnoM HON.
p. O. aAnlAap MAYOR, SINCE lsT APRIL, 1861. yTs
5Gsue Issue Of 10 10 cent bilis..-s.v.:sY.,., s22eoo s..
2:as cent cent ss: tfsS
issue issue Of 3 ssSSSS
-s2s, 10000
.,. c,,,. mn. :. s2s.o5oOo
s,setnnai sn1 surrs:y 90 t;t'
t..!i.- !.s..as.. .-..i -, ssIass
in Circulation. s27.2 .2a1 IS
Certificates Of finaeO,ednes. issued sa7Oa.6s
CGrdfsates neat received for taxes and redeemed
Certificates 1o,20s.i2
H?l',i .ais.l al. az e., s4s4sO.7S
FmEMEN's REcoRDs.--We hayo had the ploasuro
OF examining Parchment Scroll Of tho Hope Fro
Company, which has just emerged from the hands
oaalr. CHAs. HICKEY, and is now on exhibition at
his storo in tho bond OF King strott. The print
ing is on vellum and bears tho names Of the first
founders OF tho Hopo Company SAMUEL D. CAn.
KnoF, JOSEPH A. THoUnos, WILLIAM L. DuyAL
NUhA j. BLoiiE, JOHN J. BoYpEN, PETER G. Nor &.
sHAu, CHRISTOPHER g. TRuMgo HRNRY NJ Noanrs
JAMES ". IAMorrE, DAVID II. DKSEiux. Tic figure
5of Hopo leaning OH the anchor occupies tho centre
OF the piece, who over it On eitllor aide arc tho
shields, ono bearing tho date Of the organization
OF tho company, October TO- 1872, and tho othor it's
an corporation in Docembor 10, 18i9 The motto
OF tho company, .'ne cede mails" and their name
complete tho picture; but The attention ia soon
irawn 70 tho franc where tho gliding Of amaster
: hAhu is recognized. Tho top OF tho frame has A
nno representation Of q hand enRino, /. while
tho lower part bcars the hoso r6ol. md In
1he corners are fremcns hats and crossed aros thu
whoio bdng beautifully gilt This Parchment ia
ono OF DO most cherished archives OF tho Ho,o
Company and thoy had dpornIned that in nroaoryI
ing it, they would also mako It ornamontol. A
Blance ut MIR. IlroKEy's window will at ouce t.ii.
fy that thor attompt has boon succesHful. nnd
thoy are NOW In tho possession OF an ornament IN
their hall that would rejoice any flroman's hear
Tho Scroll wns lately presented TO tho HOBO con.
pany by Mr. JOSEPH A. TuouRoN, ono OF tho found,
ors, in whose possession 1t had been for nuphor
OF years and waa saved among somo old papers. ~
sr. MARKS CHUncif FAIa.1st, Marks Church
corner OF Chapel and Elizabeth streets, was oriei.
nnily bnilt for tho congregation now worshippipg
Mt st. Lnkes, but upon tho completion OF thoir
church odihce corner Of Cliarlotto and Elizabeth
htreets, tho former building was tranDforrned /, a
newly formed congregation Of coIorcd people. wI,o
clected Rev. Mr. ssAnnooK ns thoir hector fr,nr,o
Is also select achool connected with tba nsr;.b
Funds boing wantod for churcl, and scboo ,,ot .n
nnusual contingency now d.ys In tti. No., -, =,
tho world, tho Sowing Circo, composcd =, 80 =
bors OF the, congregation, struck upon tbo h nnv
idea OF institnting Fair. 1hoy worked .tr;
ously for many weeks, and procured Hor,on,.
building in Meeting, street, cast sido be,wna,'
Pmoknoy and Haaol street, for tho purpose ana
opened StlteirJ BakaaF.,on. Monday oyoninu ! Va
slsitod tho soene that nigk., bu. owing to proas
Pf matter our notice could not be printed In yea: