The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

j. A. ENsLow & Co. will sell at II o'clock, on
Browns wharf, q cargo OF sugar and molasses.
A. Fl. ABRAHAM & Sous will sell at 10 O'clock
at their salesroom, Hayne-street, imported
wines, liquors, 60.
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 clock, at his
ssore, corner of King and Libcrty streets shoes,
hats and clothing.
WILLIAM Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
salesroom, Meeting-street, furniture, whiskey,
&c.
The DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND COM
MERoIAL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at
our counting-ro Dom at nine o'clock this morn
ing. Single copies five cents. Orders for ten
copies and over will be filed at the rate Of two
and half cents per copy.
RoBBERY.-Some adroit rascal entered the
premises, No. 40 Vanderhorst-street. the night
before last, and carried off q lot Of bedding.
LADIES SHOES RECovERED.-Three pairs Of
ladies' shoes have been recovered, aud are at
the Guardhouse for identification and delivery
to the owner.
GETTING BIS BAooN.-Jack Holloway, colored,
was sent to the House of Correction yesterday
for sixty days for stealing ham from the store
Of Kriete & Chapman, King. street.
Stock SALE.-Mr. Louis D. DeSaussure sold,
yesterday, one hundred and forty shares of
Savannah and Charleston Railroad stock at
prices ranging from 154 to 15a per share.
BOUND OVER. Riley, who thrashed the girl
for abusing b Inn on the day before yesterday
was bound over in the sum of fve hundred do.-
lars to keep the peace and answer the charge.
PICKPoCKET CAUaHT.-Fowler, the colored
pickpockes, who stole watch from gentle
mans pocket in Beaufain-street few nights
ago, has been arrested and is now in safe
quarters.
FRUIT THIEVES. Davis and John
Small were detected stealing fruit from the
store Of Mr.. Livingston, No. 344 King street,
and were sentenced by the Mayor to twenty
days each in the House OF Correction.
THE MONUMENTAL FAIR.--Frcnds of the
"Washingtons" outside of the city, and espe-
ciaLy in the districts of this State, are Inform
ed that any contributions they may feel dis
posed to make to the forthcoming festival, will
be gratefully received.
SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT LICENSE. E.-Offi-
GERS Reed and Nipson reported Benjamin Reils
Tor selling liquor without license, in bis store
at the corner OF Vanderhorst and Coming
Streets, and he was fined $1O0 by the Mayor,
or allowed the alternative Of paying $25 fine
and taking out license Immediately.
DEATH OF ALEXANDER Ii. MAzxoK.-Ap private
telegram received in the city yesterday, gave
Information OF the death of this well-known
citizen, which took place 81 Graahaa7a's Cross
Roads, on Wednesday last. Mr.. Mazyck was
well advanced in life, and had been for many
years librarian Of the Charleston Library So.
ciety.
PERsoNAL.-The Rev. Everett G. Edgerton
was elected Chaplain of the Vigilant Fire En-
gine Company, at the extra meeting held on
Tuesday last.
We had the pleasure, yesterday, of meeting
D. j. Carter, Esq, editor and proprietor OF that
dourishing weekly, the Lancaster Ledger MIR.
Carter visits our city to purchase additional
printing material, which he finds necessary to
complete tle equipment Of his Office.
MONUMENTAL REMEnIBRANoE.-We under
stand that the Ladies' Memorial Association
approached the Hibernian Society upon the
subject Of erecting monuments over the graves
OF Captains Mitchell and Ryaa, the former of
whom fell at Fort Sumter, and the latter at
Battery Wagner. and that the society have de-
termined to take the matter in hand them
selves, and raise over the remains of these gal
liant young Irishmen monuments commemora-
tive of their trief but glorious career. .;-
TEE GERMAN FIRE CoMpANY-The thanks OF
The NEWS are returned to the German Fire
Company for the kindly manner in which it
Was spoken of at the presentation meeting on
Wednesday night. Justice and Progress are
our watchwords, and it is pleasant to know
that large and influential GLASS think well of
our endeavor to make The NEWS the best, as
it is the cheapest, daily newspaper ever pub
ished in South Carolina. THE NEWS takes off
its hat to the German Fire Company, and wishes
them every imaginable prosperity.
ADDITIONS TO THE PRoaRAMME.- the
meeting of the Board OF Firemasters, held
night before last, the following additions were
made to the regulations to be enforced on the
9th:
Hose reels may precede the engines on the
run, but will start together. The men running
hose, attach the pipe and work the engine.
One officer from each steamer aud hand engine
to be appointed to inspect the boilers, suctions
and boxes. and to see that the brakes sre
strapped down and secured in the usual man
ner. s.
NAVAL SroREs.-Iu reply to our correspon-
dent Commerce." we would mention that it
has been our purpose to make the reports in
reference to 9naval stores In the weekly mar
ket statement as reliable as possible, and it
VIII bo noticed that the information in regard
to the article published this morning is more
complete than heretofore, and 1t is our expec.
tation in the future to give as full intelligence
in regard to the transactions In this article as
can be procured. There is no reason why
Charleston should not become large and
leading market for the saleiof the products OF