The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-02

CORNELIUS BEa1Y, telegraphic messenger OF
tender years, in an encounter yesterday With one
Of his compeecs, sustained facial injury, not
likely however to be attended with serious conse-
quences.
TIE MEDICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH CAROLINA Is re-
rewing its youth. Ii we are correctly informed
new feature has been added to tho sOrder Of Busl-
moss" at the regular monthly meetings OF this
venerable society, which is calculated to attract
large attendance to it's learned discussions.
TIE CHARLESTON BOARD OF Trade to-day cele-
brates its first anniversary, and from the indlca-
tlons we have been seeing IN progress for
several days at the northeast corner OF Hayne ana
Meeting streets, have no hesitation IN announc-
ing that the dinner tonight in the large dining
hall Of the Charleston Hotel will be one OF the
finest, if not the very most splendid banquet ever
given in this city.
TIE "KNa MANSION" corner Meeting and
George streets long the residence of our Late es-
teemsd fellow -oitizen, Judge MITCHELL KING, IS
now undergoing thorough repair, and 49, we under
stand shortly to be opened as trst-class pri'a'e
boarding house. It's central situation and adapta-
bllity for such a purpose will no doubt commend
the house to those who may be seeking cool and
pleasant apartments for the summer.
GREAT REDUCTION line Of steamers be-
tween this city and New York, for which Messrs.
RAyEN.n s. Co. are the agents, have reduced their
rates of cabin passage to $40. This line consists
Of the Saragossa Quaker osty and Granada, and
the low price now charged for passage Will IN
duce many to take northern voyage, especially
when it is remembered that excursion trips are
being formed in New York to visit the Paris Expo
sition.
TIE FINE ARTS IN HAYNE STREET. We have had
occasion frequently, within the past year, to Call
attentlon to various improvements In course o.
o; ogress in Hayne street; hptreconstructon here
after is to assume more rapid pace. The empty
lots are to be adorned with large and handsome
stores and the old stands to be renewed and beau
titled. So at least we Judge, from the fact OF an
architect having come into our midst, and opened
an Office in the very heart Of Hayne street. Mr.
T. n. ABRAHAa1s is the artist and his shingle may
be seen at tho auction store Of messrs. A. d.
ABRAHAMs g. Sons.
UN1oN PRAYER MEET1Ka.-These meetings, un-
der the auspices Of Che Young Mems Christian AS
sociation, the first Of which was held last Tuesday
evening, will be continued every week fer the pre-
sent. Quite large number of persons assembled
last Tuesday evening, in Trinity Church, and unit
ed their supplcations to the Throne Of Grace for
blessing upon our country. These meetings viii,
we trust, result in lasting good to our community,
and We would urge all who can to attend them.
They are held in Trinity Church, Hasel street, e1-
ercises to commence at 8 o'clock. c.
HARpwaREl HAnpwARE!-Mr. SAMUEL R. MAR
sHA11, No. $40 King street, near Society, has just
received an addition to his large stock OF hard
ware. He has every article needed by the farmer
or mechanic, besides many that are indispensable
to housekeepers. His establishment is in the
promenade Of the city and is easy Of access to all
Besides the goods mentioned, MIR. N. has full
line of English hardware, imported by himself,
including guns, cutlery, &C. There are few hard
ware stores that offer similar attractions, and as
Mr.. MARsHAI1's terms are easy, NE would recon-
mend our readers to pay him visit.
CURE FOB CoasUMpr1oN,- This great remedy has
at length been discovered, and is offered to the
public by the proprietor, Dr.. CAuIIER, at the cor
uer Of Society and Meeting streets. It Is known
in pharmacy as KoDR1euEs' Pulmonic Eixer spe-
cifc, and IS warranted to cure consumption and
all pulmonary Diseases. Ii is perfectly safe COM
pound, possessing neither narcotic or emetic pro-
perties, but is intended to invigorate the lungs
ard restore the heslth. D.. CAu1mR has had
large experience in the drug trade, and whatever
he offers to the public is OF the best quality. Tie
price of this Specific is only sI.25 per bottle.
CITE SCIENCE OF LOVE in Courtship and Msr-
riage showing the true PRINCIPLES upon which per-
sons may select oongenial companions, remedy the
evils Of injudicious marriages. improve offspr;nes,
and elevate humanity; with accidental hin.s how
to become rich and be happy at home, by Prof. H.
FOSTER SMITH"
After giving the above lengthy title, it is only
necessary to state that the book is to be had Of Mr.
NJ NJ. QuNN, King street, opposite Ann, to induce
all our young friends Of both persuasions, to forth
with proceed to the Uptown News Depot, and
take the first lesson in the science Of love.
MAYORS COURT, April 1.-W William 10, a colored
connoisseu1 in fowl flesh, who helped himself to
six fat pullets from gentleman's hen-house, but
left an emaciated rooster behind to take care Of
the premises, was imprisoned one week.
An individual who was drunk and sloshing about
among the freedmen in most scientific style, hit
ting one on the smeller, another on the knowledge
box, and third on the pepper, was fined $40 for
his pugilistic exhibition.
man who had indulged rather too much in
pumpkin juice, and who had undertaken to dance
Jig in tray of crabs much to the disgust OF the
yender and the injury Of the crustacea, settled his
ease out Of Court.
A person who got so high as to insult a freed
mans wife, and then knocked down the husband
because he interfered in her behalf had his pocket
relieved of SO.
John Cole, Abraham Gourdin, and Henry
lnshaw, three young oolored monsters who had
been guilty Of the enormous offence Of stealing
the morning papers from the premises CT subscri-
bers who pay, for the purpose Of selling them for
their own benefit, we're ordered to be imprisoned
one week each, and instructed to apply as much Of
their time as they could spare from their meals to
deep reflection on the heinousness Of their offence.
An individual, who had just arrived in the city,
and was walkin around, got giddy from the eforS
and fell on the sidewalk, from whence he was taken
before his Honor, who fined him S. for what he
had seen.
Some women who had been endeavoring to per-
form the bottle trick but failed eud then went to
biting and scratching which didn't fail, sent to
magistrate.
A sailor, who had kindly lghtened the pocket Of
a chu1n, BY drawing his trousers frorr under his
head while he Vas asleep, was introduced to q
warrant with which he retired.
Two colored men, who got 'intopsicated" and
couldn't walk straight in the street, were fined 81
each.
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