The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-07-19

CITY AFFAI R S.
AnyEar1sERs viii take notice that we canno
,angage that any advertisement sent to TH
1aEEws Office at later hour than halfpast min
O'Clock at night will appear in the next morn
,ing's paper. An exception to this rule is mad
In favor of notices of meetings, deaths AM
funerals.
Meetings This Day.
Jefferson Lodge, at sP. n.
Carolina Dramatic Club, at P. III.
Hope Fire Company, at P. ID.
Auction Sales This Day.
A. c. McGilllvray will sell at IL o'clock, a
sold Postof6ce, real estate.
r. M. Marshall & Brother will sell at Il
O'Clock, at the old Postofice, real estate.
Laurey l. alexander will sell at 10 o'clock, al
their store, -four, molasses, &c.
Henry Cobla 4 Co. will sell at o'clock, al
their store, butter, shoulders, &c.
GREENvLLE HIGH SCHooL.-The advertise
ment of this school states that the fall session
will open on August 1st.
TIE HEAr.-Appended is the range of the
thermometer yesterday at Joseph Blackmans
drug store, No. 80 Broad street: o'clock,
81; 10, ss; Il, 81; 2, sl;4 81; ss; 8, sc.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT.-Ex parte
Thomas Bonnell In re Bonnell b Drummond-
petition for final discharge in bankruptcy, was
granted.
,NorAREs PUBLIc.-The following appoint
ments of notaries for Charleston have been
made by the Governor: W. G. DeSaussure, e.
Nelson Bernard, b. L. P. Bolger and Henry
May.
TRIAL JusTIcEs-A few days since We pub
lished list of twenty trial justices for the City
and County Of Charleston. Since then r. H.
DeHay, L. Bunch and W. A. Cannon have been
appointed the latter In the place OF P. N. A.
Peaucheneau, removed.
ARRIVAL, OF TIE SAVANNAH BAND.-The
Washington Cornee Band, composed OF colored
men OF Savannah, and which accompanied the
Savannah Base Ball Club to this city twice
last summer, arrived here Sunday night, and
yesterday afternoon discoursed some excellent
music onthe Battery.
DExD.-WIlson Frierson, who was severely
injured on the down train OF the Northeastern
railroad iast Friday morning, died Sunday
tnipht at the City. Hospital, whittier he had
been conveyed. Coroner Whiting held an In
quest yesterday, and the jury returned YER
dIctin accordance with the above facts. .isaas
Of the colored military
companies ,paraded through the principal
streets yesterday afternoon. We. learn that
the object Of the parade was to escort Gov.
Scott from the South Carolina Railroad depot,
but, he having declined to come to the city at
present. they concluded to parade through the
ssteets.
OsaASrzAT1oN OF A Hook AND LADDER Con-
PANY.-A number of colored citizens have or
panized themselves into q company, to be
calledthe Hook and Ladder Company, No. 8,
and have elected the following officers
william r: Elfe, foreman; William 3. Burke,
assistant foreman; P. B. Morris, secretary; A.
y. Brodie, treasurer. The company propose
getting the necessary apparatus at an early
day.
TIE Brazilian ExHEs.-Thel ladies IN charge
OF the Confederate Widows Home, in addition
tc ackno gledgments made by; others, desire
to express their thanks to thefriends who
generously assisted them in. caring for the re-
turned emigrants from Brazil, especially to Mr..
Jacob Small, Mr.. Julius OstendorfL Mr. J. Cap
pel. Nr. James Dunning, Mr.. I. O'Brieu, and
the ladies Of the Mutual Aid Association for
liberal deduction upon articles OF clothing pur-
chased.
e THE CHARLESTON TRUCK FARAERs.-The
Norfolk virglnian says: standing on the
wharf of the Baltimore steamers; Friday, we
saw about a hundred boxes OF tomatoes, which
he'd been shipped from Charleston, 8. o. to
Baltimore, and although brought With the
speed Of the railroad, more than three-fourths
Of them had rotted. Tomatoes seem to rot
faster this year than we ever knew them be-
fore. We asked an old, experienced trucker
thkcause Of 1t, and he informed Us that 1t was
on account of the long dry spell which delayed
them, and the heavy rains upon them ripening
them suddenly Why do not the truck 1rm-
ers try the Express Company If the freight
trains are too slew? Aspecial rate might be
made on application.
SFEfidsKHEogssk AcoDENT.-Iate Saturday
attSsrsnoos tSs q screams were heard issuing from q
kitchen Id Rose lane. Those hearing the
screams rushed In the building, and found a
woman named Violet Washington on fire. The
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