The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-07

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tb;s, - ;atcl to ba nrofaaa;on was manifested on
Sunday. J.mea Henry alaa Bull Head was re-
le.,ea in the morning from the ausrd House. and
by ayeninp had auooeeded in stealing two fine
oyar coSSST Tsom fba:i ilmaa M Professor MoCnAny
ON kx: 1His snsrunaar soon. brought him 10
grid. ~ hss sNas again in limbo at the
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ISNSlsssTSiasAz.- ssSis Coming up or down Meeting
street. heated and fatigued, an agreeable stopping
place presents itself at Messrs. OaREs & WrrHNa-
Ton,s. norfhasst corner. of Hasel and Meeting
streets. vvhera The choicest Of soda water. ice
III Al oS,,s..;na,,ar1, 10 eavasrv hind 10
dispensed FPhe estxbIishmsdt has been elegantly
everything conduces to refresh tie outer, and de-
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FREw Wru1ssBoRo. We learn by q 'r tier that
on Sunday afternoon q sissztroussare occurred in
Wipnaboro, resulting in. the destruction of Mount
Zion College, The. particulars are very mesgrs,
and we only know that the origin of the firewas
accidental, =. ....-a
The students have an been accommodated in
private houses for the present and the Society held
a meeting yesterdsy ID make sorne arrangements
in order that the exercises of the College NAV be
Immediately resumed.
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TIE H1pERstoos, last night, ,v.s largely patron
izsG tkrin go obtsghn turned OFT In full tordo,
and Hibernian Hall was full. The paintings are
good, the demonstrations in character quite Irish
and ths,su9ss and ballads, All nationAl, sieellent
of1h44if kind and pleasing. Every son It the
sssuld eouutryn will be amply renaid for going by
reviymR his reooections Of the familiar scenes of
childhood; and thosa Of us who are not by the
shannon born are interested to see the beautiful
sSnfy eye1fy inch az which almost is sacred SOIL
fsmons IS song and story. Fenian and sassenach
all should 20 to see the glories Of old Erin. There
ia but Sns more opportunity to do this, tonight
being the Lat exhibition OF the Hibernicon in our
ty.saWe priedict large crowd in consequence
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL, CosoERT-
Tbars ara fev who will mt .read With pleasure
The notice at, the Grand Concert to be riyen. in
this city at the Hibernian Hall on Thursday Even
inc. Thhsa mere announcement OF the fact would
Mt once excite attention in musical circles, but
when it is known that aside from it's other merits,
its obiects ischsrity and. that .too Of the hoest
character, ssfor the benefit ofthe widows and or
pha,}s ~ We 'ouine that the Hbernisn viii be filed
In oyeraowine. and the proceeds be proof that
mns;c and charity are ruline motives with the
nubl;o. The principles of the Odd Fellows are too
we'll known to need comment, and the orphans ef
Marion lodge No. a will find that their guardians
win faithfully perform their duty. Se,...-.-
II will be seen that this Concert is to. be- given
nd, tia direction Of profassors BRRKHAN and
oNr.,n and the perforu.ers will comprise the
b..+,,.cal talent in the city. There are few per-
r,tissisad Concert win be treat that will be en-
ioyedby!numbers in the community.
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EppoopA1 CoNvENIIoN.-The Diocesan Conyen-
tion Of the Protestant Episcopal Church will meet
inshis CITY. on Wednesdsy next the 9th instant,
ssCrscs Church. in Wentworth street. The open
nstsaryice VIII commence at 1Os 4. H., when the
Convention sermon win be delivered by the Rev.
II. SAxs. The sessions OF the Convention will
continue from day TO day until the businessof the
Convention is finished, and its meetings are open
to IN who may desire TO. attend. ~ u. si2
Ga67th anniversary Of the Protestant Episco-
pal Hooiety fm the advancement Of Christianity in
souths Carolina will be- celebrated to-day. The
business meeting viii be held st Grace Church, at
LAM, and the Anniversary Sermon delivered In
the Same church, at P. NJ, by the Rev. T. +.
STEVENS.
During the session of the Convention there Will
be preaching in several Of the Episcopal Churches;
in Grace Church on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, and in st. Luke's on Friday evening" The
services win commence at P. n, and the public
are invited to attend the seats being free to all