The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-18

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The at
tention OF capitalists is invited to the valuable
real estate to be sold shortly by Messrs. Leitch &
Bruins for division, by order OF the executors OF
John Ferguson and others. 1t comprises the
whole OF the wharf property known as Accommo-
darton wharf, with the brick warehouse, wooden
shed and brick range OF Offices thereon, and also
the brick buildings, Nos. is, 20 and %, on Vendue
Range The wharf Is one OF the best in the city,
and its warehouse, shed and offices are In the
heart OF the cotton business In Charleston. Ven.
due Range Is one OF the most popular locali-
ties In the city for auction and commission
merchants, and altogether the property is most
desirable, and affords one OF the safest and best
investments In real estate that has Lately been
offered. The sale was to have taken place on the
o4th Instant but in consequence OF that day
being appointed for thanksgiving, has been post
poned until Wednesday, the S6th Of November.
THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN SYNOD OF
SOUTH CARoLINA.-The forty y-siXth annual ses-
sion OF the Synod met at ST. Johns Church, Arch
dale street, at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning. Rev.
A. Il. Rube, D. d., OF the Columbia Theological
Seminary, presiding.
After prayer and divine service, the meeting
was called to order, and Rev. ]. II. Hawkins, Of
Newberry. was requested to act as secretary.
Rev. D. N. Gilbert, the delegate from the Luthe.
ran Synod OF the State OF Georgia, presented his
credentials, and was admitted. The president
read an able and exceedingly Interesting report
o: the working Of the church III this State during
the past year, and Of the SUCCESS and present
condition in the United States generally. The
pastors in charge OF the churches and congrega
tlons OF the Synod made interesting reports Of
their labors during the year.
Rev. C. IS. vedder, OF the charleston Presbytery
and Rev. Mr. Wannamaker, were introduced to the
Synod, and.were invited TO take seats In the ses-
sion.
An election OF officers vas then entered into
with the following result: Rev. J. II. Hawkins,
OF Newberry, president; Rev. Mr.. Slgie, secretary;
Major y. E. Wise, OF Frog Level, S. c., treasurer
Rev. T. s. Doinest was elected delegate to the
Georgia Synod, and Rev. ]. a. Sigh alternate;
Rev. W. S. Bowman to the North Carolina Synod,
and Rev. J. Il. W. werlz alternate.
The president resumed the chair, and announc.
ed the following standing committees:
On Presidents Report-Revs. ". S. Bowman,
]. II. W. Wertz, and j. F. Ficken, Esq.
On Unfinished Business-Revs J. II. Honour, E.
Caughman, and G. J. Ehrhardt.
On the State OF the Church-Revs. Professor
Smeltzer, j. n. Derrick, aud +. Gates.
on Synodical Fund-Messrs. G. S. Hacker, Har.
man, and S. S. Smeltzer.
On Widows Fund-Messrs. Halttwanger, Black
and Chapman.
On Seminary Fund-Major Wise, Messrs. Zelg
Ter and w. Fl. Dickert.
On Le;ters-No. l-Revs. A. r. Reede, D. D., L..
Muller and Mr.. ]. F. Schirmer.
Ne. 2-Rers. Margart, Hicks and Mr.. Ltlien-
thai.
No. 3-Revs Berly, Linder and Mr.. Sem.
No. I-Reys Bolnest, Kreps and Hallmann.
No. 5-Rev. L. Muller, DR.. Mayer and Mr.. Llil-
enthal.
The session adjourned 10 meet this morning at
CLOCK.