The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-31

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The GALAxY.-No. 8 Of this beautiful semi-month.
ly has reached The table OF contents is pretty
fair, though scarcely equal to the promise of the
fret number.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT HARNESS. SADDLES
&o-We direct attention to JOHN CoMM1Ns, No
141 Meeting street, opposite Hayne, where he Of
fers Harness Of the best leather, superior mike
and very little used, at one-fourth their cost
Good Saddles at SIS each. Planters should call al
once.
THE LA PIERRE HOUSE. Philadelphia, we learn,
has been leased by Messrs. BAKER & FARLEY, OF
that city, and the whole establishment elegantly
refurnished and beautifully reftted and prepared
for the comfort and luxury Of the travelling pub
Lie.
MEssRs. QUINN BROTHERS still are to be found
at the old stand up town, on King, opposite Ann
street. Every good paper and magazine can be
found there. Some of the latest We have seen are
FRANK LEsLIE's Children's Friend, very nice
thing for the little folks. LIE Bon Ton is there
also, by many of the ladies considered the best
fashion magazine published in this country It
gives patterns ready cut out ''ife-size" which no
other magazine does.
STocH sALE.-The following Stocks, Bonds and
Coupons were disposed of yesterday by Messrs
JOHN g. RIads Co., ut their Stock Exchange, and
which brought the prices affixed:
S1s,40o in oity per cent. Stock 75@7SE.
$loCo In South Carolina Railroad Bonds, IS.
- $4,000 In State OF South Carolina Bonds. duo in 1884,
$1,000 City of Memphis Bonds TO-
$500 in areenvlie and Columbia Railroad Bonds 6Sh.
80 Shares (halD South Carolina Railroad, 30 so.
26 Shares Charleston Gas Cons any, lS.
Coupons Nor heastern Railroad, 66IS.
Coupons City Columbia. 40.
Coupons South Carolina Railroad, 65.
Coupons City Savannah. 93
AN IMPORTANT DIscovERY-We have made a
most important discovery. We have not discov-
ored how to square the circle, nor solved the diff
cult problem Of perpetual motion. We have,
nevertheless, made an important discovery. We
have found out where to get frst-rate brand of
Claret wine, at moderate price. Some years
ago we spent few months in the French capital;
we therefore know capital claret when we see it
and taste it. We have found some Claret that
brings to mind the most pleasant "reminiscences
of our European tour. The Claret is good-the
brand is 'sSt. Macaire"-the place where it may
be procured is at GEORGE W. CLARKE'e, East
Bay-the price (retail) is five dollars and half
per dozen. Gall at the place, ask for the brand,
pay tho price, and got good wine.
DISTINGUISHED AnR1vAL.-It gives us pleasure
to announce that the celebrated optican, Prof. NJ.
BERNHARDT, of Berlin, Prussia, and late Of New
York, has arrived in our city, and intends to re-
main with us short time. from the handsome
testimonials which he received from. the medical
faculty and clergy, not only of Charleston, but
every other city that he paid visit to- also from
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Union, we infer that he is an adept in his profes
sion and therefore advise all in need Of artificial
aid to their sight to call on Professor BEnNHARD1
and procure pair of his excellent Australian crys
tai spectacles which are pronounced superior tc
any others in use. "
Professor BEnNHABDT opens his Office at the
Mills House this morning, where he can be con
suited from A. M. till 5 P. NJ. See Professor
BERNHARDT's card in another column.
DISTINGUISHED AnR1vALs.-The posters on The
street corners, and at various other available
paces-the injunction "stick no bills" to the con
trary Observation-Disclosures US yesterda.
morning that SATAN had come to town. Putting
this, that and the other together, we at once ar
rived at the conclusion that WATTS
'satsn has some mischief still
For idle hands to do"
bore special reference to the afore-named bi
posters. Knowing too, as we did, that there ar
aVast number OF idle hands" about town, We dit
NOT much relish the fact of Satsns arrival. Bu
our mind was relieved whom we saw yesterday, OF
the charleston Hotel Register, that the antidot,
mas Kept pace with the poison-Dr. o. 8. MUTE be
ing there inscribed, as fresh from the "Garden o
Eaeh, and It. L. DAVIS, late Of Paradise, for thi
VIC take to be the meaning of ssParadise Lost"
from their advertisement in to.day's NEWS, IL
W,li be seen that these gentlemen contemplate
netfueting and entertaining our community or
saturoay evening with their splendid tableaux
illustrating the immortal conceptions OF M1nroN
we nope their efforts will meet with encourage
ment .a;,'sr ~ q. III. ..' 20 - :" .
Professor PonoHEE'e recent lecture ON Eng
lands great epic poet we have no doubt ha
done much toward whettns the appetite for thes
beautiful paintings.