The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-23
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WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CHARITABLE Asso-
o1Ar1os-At the regular monthly meeting OF this
association, held list evening, Lieut.. H. B. o1NEE
was elected Senior Warden in place Of Col. y. Il.
SrMoNTeN, declined serving.
DErENT1oS.-The sidewhcel steamship Chdna-
pion which was to have loft Now York fo this port
on SATURDAY. last, was detained at that port until
Sunday evening, at which time she departed TOR
this port and may be expected, under ordinary
circumstances, on Wednesday. She will leave this
port for New York on Saturday, the 9th instant
at 12M.
PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure Of greeting IN
our sanctum Mr.. J. FRASER SHEcUT, who visits
this city for the purpose of procuring advertlsc-
mcnts and subscriptions for the Atlanta NeD Era
and Ladies' Home Tho Ne,c Era has q largo cir
cllaton in Georgia. and is in every respectan excel
lent advertising medium. The Ladies Home, as
its name indicates, is q popular weekly designed
for family reading, and is a Southern paper that
should be extensively patronized. l1r. sHEcur
will visit our merchants during his stay, and We
advise all who wish to retain tho Georgia trade
to consult their interests by Advertising
r1AsKsar7rNa.-The L O. o. F. in the United
States, have, through the r. ". Grand Lodge, ap-
pointed Friday, the 2Gth inst, rs day OF thanks
giving and prayer to be observed b. all who nave
any love for the institution they have sworn 10
cherish. In this city the day will DO observed by
tho members of the different lodges at the oud
Fellows Hall, corner Of King and Liberty streets.
Tho exercises will commence at P. NJ, and after
| the religious ceremonies an address will be d v
cred by P, G. Master, R. S. DURYEA. The THANH
giving services will be public and of unusual IN
te1est as the fraternity have been generally ret-
cent in thoir conduct, and the outside world could
only surmise their proceedings. As the invitation
has been extended to the ladies particularly
large attendance is certain, and the proverbial
allantry of the Odd Fellows will be put to the test
New BOARDING HousE.-We alludcd recently to
the fact that the 'sKing Mansion" was soon to be
opened as first-class private boarding house.
| notice Of the fact is now announced IN another
column.
This centrally situated residence certainly offers
great Inducements to those in search Of delight
| full home, fine pariors, wide and spacious halls,
| and pleasant chambers. The house will be under
| the superintendence of Mrs. E. E. OTroLENGUI, who,
during the war, was located ut Sumter, S. c.,
where she gained for herself hosts of friends BY
| hor disnterested kindness and hospitality to
| strangers.
| We have been shown through the spacious
promises and will only say that, if we we're in
seass', IF 60 s:-ec lis is the kind of
one We should select, and we can, with all con-
fdence, recommend the house to those who are
seeking pleasant and cool apartments for the
summer.
DISTRICT COURT Judge LOGAN, presiding.-The
following cases we're called and tried by the Court
The State vs. JoHN MITCHELL, Cheating by
False Tokens Guilty.
The State us THOMAS CARR, Larceny. The
prisoner was discharged on his own recognizance,
and the bonds of the prosecutor were ordered to be
estreated.
JESSE CAMPBELL, for Receiving Stolen Goods.
Not Guilty.
JAZZ GOODWIN and JOHN FRANCIS, Stealing
Copper Pipes. The first not guilty, the second
guilty.
Boz ScorT, Larceny Of Bread Guilty.
NJ. CoMERFonD and JOHN E.. SMITH, Assault and
Battery. Not Guilty.
JOHN MONTGOMERY, Assault and Battery Not
Guilty.
JOE SMITH, Larceny. Guilty
JACOB GREEN, Larceny. Mol Pros.
JAMES g. KInKE, Assault and Battery with intent
to kill. Not Pros.
MAy FEsT1vA1.-We have had the pleasure of in
specting the programme cf MAY Festival to be
given by the pupils of the Normal School on We'd
nesday, May LIST, at the Hibernian Hall. AS the
time is some days distant we will only say that it
will be an entertainment of no ordinary character.
There will be a Queen of Love, Beauty and
Flowers, and the coronation Of each will be
in different language. The first in French,
the second in German, and tho third in
Howery English. The young ladies of this school
and their talented preceptors deserve great
credit for their efforts to celebrate May day as in
Aud Lang Syne. The performance will be entire
ly private, and only the friends of the pupils tu
tors can obtain admission, and we advise all who
have even glimmering Of chance to exert them
selves and petition the fair ones to have pity and
grant them an entr ance to the. Floral Hall. The
pamphlet before us is from the Record Printing
House, and is very neat specimen Of the typo
graphical art.
YouNe Mans CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Sun
day evening last the Rev. Mr.. ADAMS, Pastor Of
the Circular Church, delivered an eloquent and
impressive discourse before the Association, in
the Citadel Square Baptist Church. The sermon
showed great ability on the part of the minister,
and We predict for him successful ministry in our
community.
] This evening the Union Prayer Meeting, under
| the auspices of the Association, will be held,
usual. in Trinity Church; services to commence at
s o'clock. These meetings are quito interesting,
and those who desire to spend IN hour proftably,
cannot doit better than by attending these meet
ings. They are open to all Christian denomina-
tons.
l In accordance with request presented to the
Association, from persons living in the extreme
northwestern portion of the city, who are at dis
tance from churches, the Association will COM
mence ano her weekly prayer meeting tomorrow
evening, at the corner of Rutledge and Line
streets. The public are invited to attend.
! MARspEN's PICTORIAL BALM for all diseases Of
the lungs.
DOWIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN g. CO., Agents.
i ELYSTUS.
A new and important remedy for married ladies:
Circulars can be obtained and the article supplied
upon application to the wholesale agents.
| DOWIE g. NOISE,
Southern Drug House, No. Isl Moetins street.
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