The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-11

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Savannah and Charleston Railroad at GA. M. on
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AoKdowLEDoEMENT.-O thanks are duo Mr.
DELAoEy, OF the Mills House books stand, for
copies OF late New York papers.
Music ON THE BATTEly.-Tho band OF tho Cih
Infantry, under tho leadership OF THOMAS WELDON
will perform on the Battery this afternoon. The
following is the programme musicale:
I. Overture from Lo Caid.
2. Polka, Rebccca
.. Cavntina from Ernan
.. Last Greeting, Serenadc by Schubert.
1uott and FiHalo from Los Montonegrius.
Q. Waltz, Songs Of tho Thamcs.
Quiokstep, Medley.
THE ATTENTION Of our readers is called to tho
fdyett ttlsoments, In another column, OF Mesars.
BERaEH, SoHUrrs & Co., Chemists, Troy, N. Y.
They sro manufacturers Of, and agents for como
Of tho most valuable toilet preparations in use.
by their use all may possess clear, smooth skin,
r or n healthy and luxuriant growth of hair upon
tho head or face. Those Of our readers having
use for anything OF tho kind would do well to pa
tronze them.
PERsoHAL.-Wo unintontionaIy omitted yeste-
day to chronicle tho evont OF tho season. tho arri-
val in our sanctum OF our genial friend JULIAN A.
SEIDY, OF tho Columbia PhGniT. His shadow does
OF grow loss, and glance at his six teet propor-
tions reminds us ,that they werc giants in those
days Mr. SELpY is tho proprietor OF tho most flou-
rishing journal in tho interioriof this State and it's
largo circulation aud influence commends il to our
merchants as an advertising medium.
RousD TIE ConsER.-Under this title GEORGE
W. PoND & Co. havo. al the south corner Of East
Bny and Adger's Wharf, ono Of the coziest rcstau-
rants that can be found in our city, whcro tho hest
wines and liquors, as well as most agreeable
lunch, can alwr "a DO found an wllero tho prices
nre considerably lower than in other establish
ments. Situated as he ia, In tho business part Of
tho town, We feel satisfied that this slight hint
will DO sufficient to insure them custom from those
who arc borno down by tho heat of tho sun, or who
arc too much employed to take their dinner ut
home.
RoDnERIEs.-On tho 3Oth ult the store of Mossrs.
GEoRaE LITTLE Co., in King street, was broken
into by going through Princess street aud prying
OF tho bar at tho back window. Tho thioycs lit
tween $500 and $500 worth of clothing. Licuton-
ant HENDnIcKs put the in tho hands OF officer
MEYER, who soon traced tho parties, and had tecm
arrested. greater portion OF tho goods were re-
covered, although they scattered in liiierout
houses. Lieutenant HENDRroKs also succeeded in
recovering ano gold watch TINT had been stolon
from Alr. HENRY BuRrouoHs by q nogro who SUBJ
soquently sold it to " whito man named JAMES
MAURICE for three dollars. Both parties hayo
bccn arrested
1noN FOUNDRY AND MAcHINE Snop.-Tho sound
Of tho hammer and tho anvil has always beon con-
Bidered tho most cheering sign Of prosperity, and
Few cities nre destitute Of this melody. Thero is
perhaps no place whore business and music are
combined to a greater eItcnt than in machine
shop and the ring OF metal ut tells tale or
Gfo and activity. Charleston can boast OF many
ef these establishments, but wo wish to refer par
ticularly to the Foundry Of Mcssrs. JOHN L. TAY-
IoR & Co., in Pritchard street. These gentlemen
have made extensive preparations to conduct the
business on largo scalo and can turn out any
machinery thnt may DO required Thcy have now
in course Of erection an additional machine SHOP
with oil tho latest improvements, which will en-
abie them to turn out any work demanded. The
shops being near tho water, any kind OF marine
work can be performed with great facility. We
commend Mesars. TAYLoB& Co. TO tho good graccs
Of the public. being assured that they will never
Rant patronage.
THE HIBERNcoN.-The crowds TINT attended
the Hibernian Hnll last night testified that their
appreciation Of the performance was not weaken
cl, and tho different scenes, and the jokes OF
BARNEY were received with repeated encoros It
il impossible to do Justice to this performance us
the variations arc pleasing that they at once ut
tract the attention which is kept enchaincd
throughout. Tho acting is oxtromely good, and
the ife-lke appearance Of tho different characters
can hardly be surpassed.
To-day, it will be remembered, ia the last, but
by no means tho least, as thero will bo grand
matinee in the afternoon, which has boon arranged
for tho especial accommodation OF families and
schools, at reduced prices. In tho evening there
will bo a farewell benefit Of the popular Guide
BARNEY, in which oil Of the wonders of tho enter-
tainment will be exhibited. BARNEY has SO endear-
cd himself to his audiences by his rich jokes that
we predict an astonishingly full house. and advise
mono to stay away who can make tho trip.
Il THE LAD1Es' MEMORIAL Association an
nual ceremony of decorating the graves Of the Con-
federate dead was Observed yesterday, not only at
Magnolia Cemetery but at the private grave yards
in the city. When the Association was first formed
tho 18th OF June, tho anniversary OF the battle OF
secessionvie, chosen as their anniversary. but
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