The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-13
ROMAN CATHOLIC.

Archdale-Rev. Danlel J. Quigley, pastor
Rev. Il. P. Northrop, assistant. Low Mass u
7aud A. N. High Mass al 1880 A. n. Yes
pers and Benedicion at T. NJ. SUNDAY
St. Josrpa's Church-Anson street, neal
GeOrge-Rev. G. J. Croghan, pastor. LyW
Mass at IA. NJ. High Mass at 10 S0 a. M
Vesprrs aud B-neoictiun at 7.30 2. NJ. Sun
day y-school al A. N.
F., St. Msry's Church-Hasel street, near hlng-
Raw. u. B. NorIhrop, pastor. Low Mass at
A. NJ. High Mass at 1880 a. M. sunday
'ss1oi ~ Parics's a. x - Church-corner Of Radcliffe
and ST. PuiIip streels-Rev. John Moore, D.
D., pastor; Rev. 8. Carew, assistant: Low
Mass at Z and 9 A: n. High Mass at oSS a
II. Vespers and Benedicton at +. n. sun
day.schOol al 8 A. n.
Mass win BIZ celebrated on sullivan's Island
at A. II.
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Church-corner of Meeting and Tradd
streets, There will be no s-'vics TO day.
Second Church-corner OF Nee ting aud Char
lotrp streeta. Sermon al 1880 A. NJ. by Rev
g. R. Brackett, pastor. sunday-scnool al r
Central Church-Meeting street, near socl
ecy. Sermon ut 1880 A. NJ. by Rev. W. G.
Dana, D. D., pastor, and at z. M.
Glebe street Church-Glrbe street, near
Wentworth Serm,n at 10 80 A. NJ, ~ Rsv.
J. L. Girardsau, D. D., pastor.
METHODIST.
Bethel Church-corner Of Pitt and Calhoun
streets. Sermon at l0.3U A. NJ, by Kew. A.
n. chrieIzberx, pastor, and at P. N. Suu.
day. chool vi 9 a. NJ.
Coming strees. Sermon at 1880 A. NJ, BY
Rev J. T. Wightnau, and in the evening al
O'Clock, Sunday-school al 4 r NJ.
Trinity Church-coruer Hasrl street and
Maiden lane. Sermon at 1880 A. NJ. by
Bishop Wlghtmsn aud at S.l5 P. N. by Rev.
WhlLsfoord Smith, D. D. Sunday school at 4.30
p. II.
St. Matthew's Germany Evangelical Church
1os0A. NJ by Rev. l.. Muller, pastor, anc at
.IP, N. Sun,ia, School III 9A. N.
81. John's Evdug-l al Church-corner Arch
dale auu Clifford streets. sermon at 10. 80 A.
n ay Rrv. T. W. Dosh, pastor, and at T. M.
sunday.school al 4.S0 P. N.
Wen worth Street Church. Sermon at 1880
as At + ?. y 4. Sun sundsy-sonooi at 4s SIS 4. | Il. W
BAPTIST.
Citadel Square Church corner or Meeting
and Henrietta streets. Sermon at 10. 80 A. M.,
by R-v. DR. Winkler. sunday-school at A.
II. No service In the afternoon.
First Baptist Church Church street, be-
tween Tradd and WaleS Sermon at 1880 a.
M. by Rev. L. q. snncR, pastor, and at z.
n. Sunday School at &. N.
INDEPENDENT.
Circular Church-Meetlng street, between
Queen and Cumberland. Sermon at los a.
II. by Rev. W. II. Adams, pastor, and u 4.3O
Pm.
FRENCH PROTESTANT.
Hupnetot Church corner Of Queen and
Church atro.lQ harmon at 10 80 a. m OY
Rev. @. =. V.dder, pas or, and at P. N. Sum
day School after morni' g service.
uNrTAKIAN.
Unitarian Church -Archdale street, between
Queen and Clifford. Services ut 1880 A. ID.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MarIners' Church-Ohurch street, between
Water street and Stoll's alley. Sermon at rl0.SO
A. NJ. b, Rev. W B. Yates. chaplain.
Orphannause Chapel-Vanderhorst street
between King and ST. Philip streets. Sermon
at s 2. N. oy Rev. W. O. Prentiss.
sul,iv.n's leland Presbyterian Church.
This church will be dedicated tomorrow,
when the services at IL A. N. and half-past
P. N. will be conducted by the Rev. DR..
Forrest.
miscellaneous Notes.
The average sa'ary of Baptist ministers Is
said to bs seven hundred dollars.
The Abb.ville Baptists wish to buy lot and
build house OF worship. They need $4,000.
Mr.. henry Smith. of Aiken, mas donated the
lot on the northeast corner of Barnwell avenue
and Psndleton street, for the proposed rec
tory of the Episcopal Church.
It is rumored That ;Rsv. Mr.. McBryde, pastor
Of the Aiken Presb, ,terlan Church, has re-
signed his charge, and will accept ,a.cal from
some church In Alabama.
Mssourl has q larger number of Baptist
churches than any othsrs State In the South,
having 1850. Georgia has tisa Largest church
membership, having ll0,oo6.
The Baptist Church at Anderson is now with
out pastor. There Is some probability that
they will extend call to The Rev. L Golden,
iosmlrly of this :Htate, but now In Waaern
sNewYGfk. ...s
The 1bbesiAeBsptis preparing to es-
ssh,i1h mission stations at Nnety.sx and
Cokesbury, ON the Greenvlile and Columbia
Railroad, and at White Hall, In lower A6be-
Vile. They will be supplied for the present
by.Elders W. B. Jones aud T. q. Pope.
The centennial anniversary OF Cannon's
Creek Church, Nsghr1y County, will be cele-
bra,ea on the 18th instant, on which occasion
the public, far and near, are most cordially
invited to attend. Addresses will be made by
several gentlemen, among whom are Rev. II:
r. Sloan and j. F. J. Caldwell, Esq.
The Working Cbrlsttan learns from pub
lIshed statistics that there are, in South Caro-.
lima, one hundred and fifty to two hundred
Baptist churches In excess of the number OF
ministers, there being something near five
hundred churches and only about three hum
dred ministers.
In the course of Rev. Mr.. Carlisle'a address
before the Marion street sunday-school on the
4th, he gave the following statistical infor-
nation to bis hearers, viz: There are In the
United States about twenty thousand Melho-
dist sunday-echools, two hundred thousand
teachers and one million five hundred thou
sand scholars.
TIE CHARLESTON SOCIAL MOUNTED CLUB
This CLUB had their drill at Johnsons farm
yesterday afternoon, and successfully per-
formed a number of manoeuvres before large