The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-24

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MEETINGS TEIS DAY.
Washington Lodge. at half past A. M.
friendship Lodge atsquarter past 8A. M,
HOWARD Lodge, at P. II.
H.. ,,rr.r3 AUCTION SALES THIS DAP. u on
JoHN G. MrISoR & Go, will sell at 10 o'cloek,
at Their 81 store, st dry goods, clothing, 80.
O'CLOCK, at the old Postofice, valuable real
LAuREY & ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'clock.
at their store, strips, shoulders. &c.
1ront OF their store. Cuba Glasses.
HENRY CoBA & 60. will sell at half-past 8
O'CLOCK, at their store, new butter. ~
hEICKE d SCHACHTE, will sell at q quarter to
10 o'clock, at their stores, bacon, butter, 20.
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CITY TAxEs.-We are requested to direct the
attention of taxpayers to notice of the City
Treasurer, printed in another column In re-
gard to the tax on real estate, an instalment of
which s now due. Pay up.
RAILWAY CONNECTION. connection of
the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad With
the new iron railway bridges at Wilmington
will be completed as to the grading in about
two weeks. How long it will take to lay the
track we are unable to say. IS
TIE STATE CIRCUIT CouRr-HoN r. B. CAR
PENTER PREsIDING.-In the Common Pleas the
call of the city issue docket was continued and
thirty cases, from number sixty to number
ninety. disposed Of. Judge Carpenter is work.
ing earnestly, and hopes to clear the dockets Of
a great many cases before the end of the term.
STEALING. residence OF MIR. j. N. M
Wohltmann, ON Wentworth-street, near East
Bay. was robbed Of q number Of choice plants
few nights since. A box Of shoee, which was
landed from the steamer J. W. Everman, from
Philadelphia, was broken open and, about
eighteen pairs taken out. The thief, oolored
man, was soon after detected and the property
recovered.
The MASONIC celebration at Mount Pleasant
to-day will doubtless be most delightful
affair. With view of accommodating those
persons who may desire to go, the Mount
Pleasant ferry boats will leave as follows:
Leave the city at 81. 10 and IL A. NJ; II, and
81 P. M. Leave Mount Pleasant at 8, aud Id
A. NJ; and P. II. There will also be an ex-
ira trip at night.
CITY OFFICERs.-Those who are supposed to
have influence IN grinding candidates through
the Council mill are. we learn, besieged by
countless petitions. and the number Of times
per day they are asked by disinterested per-
sons, to "take something" is almost beyond
calculation. Aldermen until now neither knew
how important they were and are, nor the capa-
-city of their stomachs.
DRuG LABELs.-We desire to call the atten-
tion Of druggists in tho city and throughout
the State to the peculiar facilities OF The Nsws
Job Onice for printing all kinds OF drug labels.
prescription blanks, &c., at the shortest no
stice, and ih q style unsurpassed anywhere in
the country. Our stock Of cuts, borders and
fancy type is uDusually large and choice. Call
and examine specimens Of work.
The DEUrscHER ZEITUNG. learn that
Captain =. Melchers will resume next month.
the publication OF the Deutscher Zeltung,
which was suspended at the commencement
OF hostllities in 1861. Captain Melchers pub
lshed the Zeitung for more than ten years,
and will bring to his task o fund Of experience
and energy which should make the new Jour-
nal in every way worthy Of our Charleston
Germans.
The VEGETABLE MARKRF.-The Savannah
Republican Of the 22d instant gives the follow.
ing: "a city dealer in vegetables, DO, in
xornas M that he received yesterday instruo-
tions from kls correspondents In Now York to
ship no more ououmbess or tomatoes, 40 they
will not pay the freight and other expenses.
and that potatoes will barely pay their way,
being dull OF sale at four dollars per barrel.
Watermelons are selling there ct Atty dollars
per thousand; freight twenty dollars." N
SRrp m DzsxREss.~-The Norwegian yesta-
ainded, bound from .Matanzas to Falmouth.
England, arrived On Tybes on Saturday naorsi-
ing tn diatxess. the captain and = sailor having