The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-03

ooor8e N Fengree, city; A Williams, COlleton
Elijah BaDgs David Fish. Boston; S Foster, N
4; Jacob OttolenRui, II I Jefens. city; Morgan
yGeorgetoWn; r d Rollins. Leesville; M Jones
0raham's Gross Roads; I Sessions, Georgetown.
CAarlest0n Hotel.-A Wardel. Jr., city;
Exell. Columbia; e Brown M Leith New York:
Davis and lady, city; B Campbell. South Car
DINA; J Young, Philade'phia; NJ Oppenheioo, New
York; Phiio Carpenter Oh oago; Charles Ellis. Rich
mond; j Tompkins. Rochester; James g Ciisby.
New York; Rogers, London, England; s
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TEE UNITED STATES COURT, APRIL 2.-HoN.
aEAonoE S BRYAN. PREsID1sa-It was ordered that
Ehe firm Of Grady. Hawthorne & 1urbydll show
cause before the court ON May 10, why they should
not be declared bankrupts; 1t ordered that the
hfm OF Grady & Hawthorne obey SIMILAR order.
1t was ordered that John Conte allowed to exam
me henry Summer. bankrupt, before Registr ,r
Jaeger; ALSO to examine j. H. Cannon, and such
other Witnesses as necessary. The petition of Will
liam Hood for Anal d charge was set down for hear.
ing ON the 20th. William T. White J. Fletcher Brab-
ham and Pinckney q. Benbow were finally discharr-
ed. The case of John Cunningham for final dis.
charge was set down for 3oth April. The petition Of
Aitken. Noyes Johnson for relief and referenoe
IA the matter OF e. M. Seabrook, was referred to j.
Q. Carpenter. Stephen Owens was allowed to make
htle The petition Of James y. Glover to establish
Lien, was referred to Registrar Carpenter. The re.
port OF Registrar Carpenter in the liter OF Adams
Frost q Co.. to set up lien against Warren II. Bur.
Sess. was read and confirmed and sale ordered.
POSTAL MONEY ORDERS FOR GERMANY.-By
an arrangement recently made by the Postoface De-
partment of the North German Union, money NAV
be renaitted by postal money order from this coun
try to any postofice In the North German Union.
Bavaria, Wurtembrrg. Baden, Hesse, Luxernburg.
the Netherlands. Denmark and Norway. The high
est amounts that may be sent are for Germany and
Luxembourg sb0 the Netherlands and Denmark
ss7 26, and Norway s22 IS. all in gold The cost of
sending the money will be from 40 to 40 cents for
Germany from 36 10 20 cents for the Netherlands
from So to 65 cents for Denmsrk. and 35 cents for
Norway. Money to be remitted may be sent to
Celr1chs Co., No. 68 Broad-street, New York. to
A. shumacher Co., No. South Charles-sreet
Baltimore. or to Ed. f. Stockmeyer. New Or cans
The sender must DO careful to give his own full
name and address and that Of he person who is to
receive the money. receipt will be gwen to the
sender by the agent which receipt must be keot by
the sender and not forwarded tn place whero the
Adney is to be paid. The person who receives he
money In Europe will b. req lired to give his own
name and address ana that of the sender.
This information Ia ofoial. aud i, given to us by
G. o. Witte, Esq, the Prussian Consul for Oh rles-
ton
Z THINGS THEATRTCAL.-We are glad to be
able to announce that Mr.. chadwick pushing for.
ward vigorously in the matter OF tho s0nver sion OF
|his fne property. the Adg r building, into fret
y.4thes.re, end tie. there is good prospect OF
Hfhpletaon by next fall
Tho operetta drew another full house last night
land the performance passed. of quite satisfactory y.
There was great imp oyement in the orchestra q
compared with the preceding evening. Fresh novel
ties are promi ed tor tonight.
The ssflvervoloed" Brignoli, with his ane con-
Southwar6. In every southern oity the elite impa-
tientiy await his coming.
Manager whitman, who recently brought out sew
er& spectacular and ballet pieces In credtable style
bore. 10 in New York renrSaEs=!ns HIS company
for sprpg tour through the South. We are told
that the personnel OF his company will include q
much stronger array Of talent than when he was
last here. Among the new 9ytisiss already engaged
we notice the names Of the great Bonfan J., Zays-
toski Sisters. Miss Bette Rg M 90 Ls tmpte, and
other premier danseases--Mr. and rs. James Oates.
tho latter being one OF the finest sopranos in tho
eountry--Mr and Mrs. sutton, Hernandez Fostar,
Monsieur Zeig,er, formerly Of Grau's Opera, and
many others, New scenerv and rich costumes are
TO mako the attraction znpleto The company viii
open In Norfolk Tbursday next for ahort season,
and will thence proceed regularly through the cities
OF the Eouth.