The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-22
THE DAILY NEWS.

THE DAILY NEWS.
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BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
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CULATION IN THE CRY OF CHARLESTON,
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EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRoY1S-
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFTTCE Law.
The DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
bers in the cisy at year in advance,
at FIFTEEN GENTS a week, payable to the carriers.
LOCAL MATTERS.
JOB PRINTING AT The News OFFICE. For
the accommodation Of friends and the public,
we have just established, in connection with our
business, Job Printing Office, where new
prepared to execute all kinds of job printing with
cheapness accuracy and dispatch This department
Of our ofhoe is in charge Of accomplished and cor
scientious practical printers. and friends who
faver with their orders may rely upon their pune
tual and careful execution.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TEE News dropped
into the iron advertising box at the of Hayne
and Meeting streets, before II o'clock P. M. will
appear the following morning with much cor
tanty as if they were left at the oface.
MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Washington Light Infantry Charitable Asso-
ciation at 8 P. NJ
Washington Artillery Friendly Society. at p. M.
Washin gton Fire Company. at p. M.
stonewall Fire Company. at halfpast P. M.
NJ. A. and P. A.. at P. NJ.
Friendship Lodge at P. NJ.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. E. W. Davis, Of the Lake
City Press, is at the Charleston Hotel.
BUReLARY.-The residence of Mr.. J. G.. Rem
tiers No. 80 America street, entered last
Thursday night, and quantity Of ladies'. childrens
and gentlemens clothing carried off. The thief is
unknown.
LECTURE BEFORE FRIENDSHIP LoDaE.-The
regular communication of Friendship Lodge will be
held this evening, at Masonic Hall, at eight o'clock.
After the comforting of degrees Past Master n Levin
will deliver q lecture on Masonic principles.
ACCIDENTAL OMss1oN.-1n the article on the
contested election, which appeared in The NEWS of
Saturday. the name Of Alderman II. Judge Moore
was omitted accidentally from the list Of Aldermen
who are mentioned as having signed the return to
the writ of n,anda anus. Alderman Moore has been
as firm Gibraltar in the contest, and intends
it out-in . word, "to do his duty"
GRAIN SHIPMENTS FROM NEW ORLEANs.-The
New Orleans Pricc Current of tho 18th instant has
the following e" The schooner Dexter Washburn,
Captain George T. Harkness, cleared on the 14th
instant for Charleston, s. c., by f. R. Poole with
1896 bushels corn, in bulk twenty five hcgsheads
and seventy-one barrels sugar She is the first YES.
sci that has loaded at the New Elevator for
coastwise port"
PALM SUNDAY.-The services in the Episco-
pal and Catholic Churches yesterday, were of pecu-
liar significance, and the congregations were gener-
ally very full. In all the Catholic Churches the core
mony Of blessing and distributing the palms, in
commemorahon Of the triumphal entry Of Christ
into Jerusalem, when the multitude greeted him
with shouts Of Hosanna" and the waving Of palms,
was an interesting feature of The occasion.
BIsHoP MoFARLANDs D1scoURsE.-The
Right Reverend Bishop Mcfarland. of Hartford.
Conn, last evening delivered an instruct 70 dis
so crowded that many had to remain outside on the
sidewalk. The subject was the Power of ferglving
sins given to the Church. . doctrine which was IL.
lustratod by argumsnts from the Old and New Tos-
lament and tradition The music by the choir, az
usual was excellent.
II" WARNING To TRAvELLERs.-Dayb before yes
terday. as the Augusta train about to start
colcred boy was detected in the act Of practicing
sleight of hand on q bundle of one of the passen-
gers. He fed as soon he was discovered afer re-
,ceiving box on his ears from bystander. There
are parcel Of idle vagrants who hang on the skirts
of the incoming and outgoing trains, and rob the
passengers of their small parcels. Not many days
ago two ladies' had their fine cloaks stolen by sore
Of these railroad thieves. Passengers must be on
their guard.
The UNITED STATES COURT, MARCH Co.
Hon. GEORGE 8. BRYAN, PREs1DMa.-The peti.
ton of d. j. Compton for final discharge was refer
red to Registrar Carpenter for report and final hear
Ing In the case set down fer 26h April The petition
OF g. b. C0wney. assignee, for sale Of property be-
longing to bankrupt estate of d. NJ Mobley, was
granted. Alexander Knox petitioned for Anal
discharge in bankruptcy, and was referred to Regis
trar Carpenter to report and fnal hearing set down
for 10th April Margaret Moultrie and others peti.
toned to establish lien ON the estate. of Nathaniel
Heyward, bankrupt; the report Of the Registrar was
confirmed and sale OF property granted.
REPORTERS 'CRUMDs.-Dressingt the churches
IN flowers for Easter will begin on Thursday.
The Brignoh Troupe, with Louise Durand. the
Charleston prima donna will certainly perform here
on the 10th of April and remain only two nights, sa-
turday and Monday.
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