The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-03

e~.--.r- - ~ 1-.i4-. .'ST CIR
cULATISN IN TIE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
Sss n ING 1NG IN THE F0SToFTYcE AT THE END OF
V -@ wsEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRoV1s-
: ION OK 7H45 nrlV PosToEFYCE Law.
''''''s''F ss'lsi sy|se'9l%i4 MATTERS.
I MEETINGS THIS DAY.
Palmetto Encampment at P. M.
Solonop's Lodge, ct P. M.
Charleston Ladies' ASS acation. at P. NJ.
Mechanics Union No. /, ut 8 P. NJ.
Hook and Ladder, No. 3, at 8 P. NJ
Marion Fire Company, ats p. M. ~
L Charleston Mechanic society, at s P. M.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.
4 A-H. AsaAHAms & SoN will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their salesroom, Hayne-street, liquors, dry
KNOX. DAILY & Co. will sell. at 10 O'Clock, at
helr salesroom, Meeting-street, shoes, hats.
sheriff MAcKEY will sell at ii O'Clock, at the
Courthouse, q lot OF land in Church street, and
a tract of land in st. Johns Berkeley.
A. O. MoGILLIvRAY. will sell for the Sheriff
drug stors; and at u M, on the premises.
Beaufain-street, contents of:a bakery.
! RosRED.-Mr. John Fox. reported to have
been robbed in the vestibule OF the Calder
House, was not robbed at that place, but at
Pome other hotel in the CITY.
81 The LOAN AND TRUST CoMPANY.-The Say
hgs Bank department Of this institution went
TO operation on Saturday. 1t will not be for
ptten that money deposited in this institution
ill be employed in Charleston,
SATURDAY OLosINa.-Beginning with this
week and continuing during the summer, the
prominent stores on King-street will close at q
y. M. This is q good move, beneficial to the
Employees and the employers.
= The STATE CoURT.-A motion was made by
Mr. Corbin in the court for rule against the
dependents in the quo ,oarrd,ato, Involving the
light to the Office or register OF mesne convey
noes, toshow cause why an attachment should
pit issue for refusing to giveup the Office. To
ais Mr.. E. McCrady, Jr., for the respondents,
pleaded an appeal pending. The argument in
folving the constitutionality Of tho act reeu-
Fating attachments was heard by the court, and
&he decision rendered.
SALE OF SUGAR AND Mo1AssEs.-On Saturday
ast Messrs. Risley & Creighton, importers.
fhsposed Of the following amounts OF sugar
hnd molasses, being mostly the cargo of the
schooner Nellie Carr, from Mayaguez, p R..
45 hogsheads Porto Rico sugars at 1871 cents;
~ puncbeons Porto Rico molasses ut 72a cents;
~ puncheons Porto Rico molasses at 67a cents;
40 puncheons Porto Rico molasses at 66b cents;
10 puncheons Porto Rico molasses at 65t cents;
40 hogsheads Muscovado molasses at 48 cents:
90 hogsheads clayed d molasses at 45Aa46s cents.
THE Baltimore STEAMER.-The swift steam
ship Maryland sailed for Baltimore late Satur.
day afternoon with q very large cargo, consist
ing OF over 1900 packages Of cotton, rice, rosin,
3ciay, early vegetables, &C.. &c. Tue very
reasonable figures of freight on this line con-
tinue 60 attract shippers, and our farmer
Friends are assured of o steamer eyery five
pays, during the truck season, for the dispatch
Pf their aurplns products, to Baltimore, Wash
Pngton City, Wilmington, DEL, and Phlade,-
Phla, to all or which pOluto Through bills laa
ing are issued and prompt deliveries guaran-
FEED by this very popular company.
Z THE SCHUETzENFEsT-A GALA TINE EXPECT
8D.-The preparations on foot for the forth.
oming German celebration, warrant the
5 ;inion that the festival of this year will exceed
n variety Of amusement and general entertain
2nent, and in beauty OF appointment, any thing
which has occurred at the Plata since it's exist
Pnce. The programme which appears in THE
NEWS shows that extraordinary arrangements
pave been made to make it interesting to the
$ommanity generally. On all sides the wish
and the determination is expressed by our cti-
zenS, irrespective Of nationality, to enter into
she spirit Of the festive occasion. The num-
Der OF gifts which are pouring into Won San
tens bazaar, King-street. daily, show the
extent Of the public interest in the schuetzen-
fest. ~ 4Sa N E5g %
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MAY DAY FEsTIvAL OF THE SABBATH SCHOOL
or THE SECOND PaEsBrTERIAN CHuRcH.-At4
+. M. on Saturday, the scholars OF this flour
ishing Sabbath School assembled j a the church
TO carry out the programmed or the day. The
opening reflected credit upon the exertions Of
the conductor ofthe nusie Mr.. G: N. Averili, and
after prayer by the. Rev. DR.. smythe, the ..song
OF the Pilgrimage. was sung, The recitatons
followed we're interspersed with singing, led by
the hne organ Of The church. AT the close OF
the services, the scholars to the nuinber OF two
hundred were Conducted TO the nall in front
OF the church, where the tables dad been
spread. The feast was o bountiful one, and
not the least successful part OF the days pro-
ceedings 1t was pleasant feature Of the oc-
casion that the large assembiage was increased
by visiting friends OF other determinations.
who also participated In the Festivities of 4fsne
hour.
The ORPHANS BNTERrAINMENr.-- THE fol-
lowing articles were rafaed at The Orphans en-
tertainment on Saturday night, Wig: Handsome
fruit cake. won by r.. Al. Beamish; one pair |!
vases, b. Peper; China cnp and saucer, J.
Martin; mechanical toy tboy,) John Knobe- |
loch; mechanical 10y tgirl,) John H. Deve-
reux; ornamented fruit cake, Dr.. Leroy; beau
tiful doll. r. G. Rnchhei.; tanny toilet set,
Miss M. U. Cordray; handsome picture, Mrs.