The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-12

seldom that an opportunity occurs to purchast
both tho dishes and ther contents, and spirited
: bidding is anticipated. Considerable interest has
been manifested in this sale and as quite aum
her Of country merchants are now in the city the
attendance will no doubt be large, and tho compe
tition between tho local business men and the
strangers be more lively than auction sales usual
ly are
GRAND OpEN1NG.-King street is tho most popu'
lar thorougfa1o in the city and deserves its repu'
tation, for the proprietors of the different stores
leave no effort untred to offer attractions to the
promenaders and particularly to the fair This
has been more noticeable since the opening of the
season, and the different establishments vie with
each other in displaying the latest novelties in
their line.
An. ng rho numerous stores l. line this street:
No. sO6 the establishment Of Mr.. LEVY DRUcKER
is one OF the best. It is large and oommodio US,
and Mr.. D. has filled his shelves with the rarest
fabrics that the market demands. The staple and
f,ncy goods are also perfect, and arrangements
have been made to accommodate large wholesale
and retail trade. A visit to No. 306 will convince
eeen the most incredulous OF the completeness OF
the stock The ladies, who are the most n7eterate
shoppers, and who always know where the cheap
est and best articles can be obtained never fail to
patronize Mr.. DRUcKER.
Mayors COURT. An economical individual,
whose chimneys were not swept for sixteen months,
was called up for non-obseryance OF this pracce,
but, on proving that the chimney in question was
never used, he was allowed to depart in peace.
| A colored female who suffered her chimney to
burn out during the late rain, only excused on
account of the weather, and the fact that the con-
| tractor had not made his monthly call.
One of the boys in blue, who was evidently an
artist and had got black eye to give coloring
to his mug, was found in state of syncope on
the pavement. The usual remedies we're admins
tered and SIS extracted.
son of HAM, who took after his grandfather
NOAH and got very drunk, was arrested for knock
ing at every house in the street. he stated that
he had forgot the number, and was - making
Investigations; but the final elucidahon cost him
50.
A stabbng affny, in which one Higgins smo'e
an mbecle named Cerile with his stilleto, was ex-
amined, and the said Higgins protesting that he
was non conapos naeatis, otherwise drunk, he was
turned over 70 the tender mercies of the law and
his weapon confscated.
Two gay and festive darkies, who rejoiced in the
uncommon name Of Smith, and yet who swore that
they were not brothers, became very happy under
the influence of corn juice, and in order to show
that he had seen the HANIoNs, the junior Smith
gashed his confrere with razor. As only little
blood was split, and the aeressor promised to pay
the doctors bill, he was fined s10 and read lee
ture concerning sharp tools.
A lively African, who had fondness for sweet
sounds, filed himself with bad whiskey, and then
tried to beat tattoo on every door, As it was
after the prescribed hour, he was instructed in the
tune of taps and taken to the Guard House. His
musical efforts cost him S. and as he did not play
BY note, he retired to think about it,
Alonzo the Brave was arraigned for stealing, but
as neither prosecutor witness we're present the
immaculate Alouzo was discharged, with caution
to look to his ways.
A romantic individual, who imagined that he was |
keeping Lent, assumed horizontal position in
Queen street and disturbed the neighborhood With |
his snoring. He was promptly hauled off by the
police and was charged S. for his ignorance oil
scriptural rites.
A few minor cases in which the individuals |
proved that they were strangers and had never
heard of city ordinance were discharged, with
cautions to be better posted in future.
1000, 900 fellow beings annually sacrificed on the
altar Of ignorance; three million daily, hourly,
momentariIy, suffering from diseased Lungs, who,
by the timely use of MARsDEN's PE7roRAL BALM,
would enjoy perfect health. For sale by all drug
gists. --
DoWIE Il NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.
So sweet, so pure,
So safe, so sure,
So suited to each dental want,
The Fragrant SozoDosT.
March 10 tts2
ASTHMA spasmodic affection of the Bronchial
Tubes, which are covered with dry tenacious
phlegm ssBro,cn's Bronchial 1rocfes" will in |
some cases give immediate relief For Coughs,
Colds and Throat Diseases the Troches have prov /
ed their efficacy.
can old lady friend having tried many remedies
for Asthma with no benefit, found great relief from