The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-05
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For BALTMonE.-Th, time Of 50 iling Of the
steamer Falcon, for Baltimore has been changed
from Saturday 81 a. NJ, to friday a P. NJ. Ship
pors and passengers a1e requested to notice the
change and be governed accordingly.
TuASKse1vNa.-By3 a proclamation from the
most worthy Grand Sire of the Grand Lodge of the
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows in the United
Statos, the 26th day of April is appointed as day
to be observed throughout the United States as a
day OF thanksgiving and prayer, and that the
Lodges do assemble on that day, with their fami-
lies, to render thanks for His protection of this in
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The AMERICAN Law REVIEW, April, 1867, has
come to hand. Contents 1. The Law of Sales
Delivery. q JOHN MARSHALL. 8. Testimony OF per
sons accused Of crime. 4. Legislative control over
Railway Charters. S. Law in Romance. 6. Digest
Of tho English Law Reports for November and De-
cember, 1866, and January 1867. z Selected Digest
of State Reports. 8. Book Notices. p List Of
new Law Books published in England and Ameri-
ca, since January 1, 1867. 10. Summary Of Events.
This very interesting quarterly is published in
Boston, by LITTLE, BROWN & Co. ].
New ORaAN.-The congregation Of the Unitae
Tian Church have recently obtained from the North
fine organ in place Of tile one formerly owned
By them. This instrument came by tho last trip
OF the Sdr0gossd, and was Immediately put to-
gether, and placed in the proper position. It is
Smnll organ, but has a1 of the modern improve
znents, and is finished in it's different details. It
will be quite addition to the choir, and will rem
der the church more attractive than ever. The
organ was procured at the North by Mr.. N. NJ
PORTER, who purchased it for the church.
DowNFALI.-The fence that once stood on the
King street side of the Citadel Green, and which
was covered with gasay painted posters, announc-
ing to the world that MIKE LRMAN's show was be-
mind them, has been removed. The place that
knew it once knows it now no more; it's glory has
departed and until another circus arrives to cheer
'ls we will be deprived Of the sight Of the sacred
COW, the nimble horses the flying leaps &c., which
stimulated the curiosity, and were the cause
OF many visits to the huge pavilion. With the ex-
ception Of huge ring, nothing remains to tell the
spot where the knights Of the sawdust were wont
to display the wonders Of their art The ring is
still used by number Of small darlkies, who have
circus on the brain, and who practice ground and
lofty tumblings, and sommersaults, to the great
edifcation Of their compeers, and without any
manifest injury to their woolly craniums.
MAyoR's Court, April 4-Two white boys, whose
names before long period will DO very prominent
in the records of the Court Of Sessions, were
brought up for stealing some fancy goods at the
hre, and after receiving lecture from his Honor
were sentenced to an Imprisonment Of one week
each.
Sam Fraser, colored driver, who accidentally
run his cart against o lamp post and damaged the
lantern, had his case referred to the Gas Company
for settlement.
Phoebe Bryant, woman Of color, who had eore
into the room, Of Henry Lewis, and grabbed from
wash tub therein .situated, 3 towel, an under
shirt and two shirts, with which sha was walling
Of when Lewis seized both her and the
goods and brought them to Court She was i'm
prisoned cne week. '@s11.'
!F1RE..--Ats 81 A. N. yesterday fire broke out in
the premises in victoria Range, King street, occu-
pied by Messrs.; HOFFMAN, 'BRABHAM Co.. as a
dry goods and clothing store Il was first dis
covered in the Of the second story, which was
used as work k-noom to make up the clothing.
The flames spread rapidly, and although the
engines were:promptsy on the ground, they could
not prevent the destruction Of the building. None
OF the stock was removed and what was not de-
stroyed by the fire was damaged by water So as to
ne useless. The fire communicated to the roofs
OF the adjoining buildings, snd the stores were
deluged with water, injuring the goods materially
Mr. VIM MATHEssoN's clothing storeii 'tp the north
OF the burnt building, wss damaged by both fire
and water, but only AZ portion Of the stock
WIS injured, and it fully covered BY insurance
Mr. Jos. FRANK, who owned both the store md
stock OF the dry goods establishment to the south,
had $1,000 insurance the house, and SIG, 900 on
the stock. His losses, however,, viii not reach
that amount. Tho store occupied by Messrs.
HoFFMAN, BaABHAM g Co.. was owned by Mr..
LopE, and was insured for $4,000 tho stock was
insured for $4,000 in several Of the city agencies
The fire is presumed to have been ased by an
rincendiary, az the store was closed early in the
evening, and no one slept on the premises. The
'front.' Of the building and the lower story are COM
parahvely unharmed, but the interior was COM
pletely destroyed, and the ruins will mar the
appearance of King street considerably
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Ihe following sales
were made Yesterday morning by Messrs L1EroH
d BRUINS for JAMES W., GRAY, Master in Equity:
.A-1o Ao1 VI ldi!u Wltu Cne one STORY Drlck build
ing thereon, situate on the north side Of Market
street. between Meeting and Church atreets poea-
surlng on Market street twenty-five feet, and in
depth seyenty.nine feet. bounding gsouth on Market
street, east on Lot No. 66, north on Lot No. 80.
and west on Lot No. 81, 81, $40. =
Al TINT Lot No. "a, with large dwelling and ex-
tensiye out-buildings thereon, situated on the
northwest corner Of Laurens and Middle streets.
measuring in front on Laurens street ninety-four
feet SIX inches and sixty -four feet wide on Middle
street. be the said dimensions more. or less So
500. ss@ss;SSSSsf4 5''.''E &
The house and Lot No. 10, Oh .the east side Of
Middle street, measuring in front on Middle street
seventy-one feet, and in depth seventy six feet,
more or less The dwelling hss six straight rooue.
with double piazza. On the lot are likewise large
kitchen and stable, IS 200. .
All that lot Of land, with the buildings thereon.
situate on the south side Of vanderhorst street,
city Of Charleston, measuring so feet on the front
and back lines, and 1s4 feet in depth on the east
lie, and 1888 feet on the west line, $685..
At the same PLACE Mr.. JAS. I. CAN'T sold for jas.
UPPER, Esq, Master in Equity, all that lot ofland,
situate on the north side Of Queen street, in the
city Of Charleston, distinguished by the number
81, measuring in font on said street, and running
from east To- west, q feet 6 inches, and in depth
( from south to north 12O feet, s117o q.
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